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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
Allies Agreed On Peace Re1sa eutons Call Million More Mer
BLAZE IS kVERTED
AT ST0LIPHER HOME

a bla1ne kerosene lamp at the
home of NJ Clarence stolpher. cor.
ne lIrh and Burke streets, at six
o'clock Wednesday evening. called the
iiremen ia hurry but members OF
the household had caught up the blaz-
iug lamp and thrown ii through n
window before any serious damage
wa done The services of the fire
men were not needed The damage
was slight
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
Mr.. GARDNER SUMMONlNG
WITNESSES FOR COURT

deputy Shcrin +. Il Gardner start
ed out this mofnine upon what prom
Uses TO be an unusually walking tour.
being loaded down with something
less than a halfbushelo of subpoenas
Tor witnesses wanted before the grand
iurg ana in the triad eases az The com
ma session OF the tueut Court The
number OF witnessea 10 ne heard is
unusually large, and il wil keep
Deputy Bert digging azsiduousIy CON
dnaously and persiAHeHtly in order
t. serve al the papers
---7-------~-----------a--
Nr 7 NJ ponieN al Shepherds.
town. wis at Hotel Berkeley
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
Mr.. ROBINSON IS
BUILDING BUNGALOW

Cashier Edward RmlaHge tHe
C.tizens National Bank received q
le,fer from Mr. Louis Robin =
brother Of the late Max R9ba4=. 81
City Mr. Robins f3rmaI5 r.
- m 1aehita, Kan. H. loa
ez.I.ue IL Biloxi Mis- and he aud
his partuee Mr. May are egersaa 4
pretty six room bungalow al taa
place.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
Expected to Emphasize Only
Possible Peace Terms.
LONDON HEARS PRESIDENT
IS DETERMINED ON PEACE
Dispatches From Washington
to British Capital Intimates
That American Executive
May Use Pressure.
(By international News Service

London Ian t-Tbe DELAY of HE
,,4.4-a no,y.rs j., s7gvarjrg tt4
800 i,ifi.t54n - pqss58ao5 Wilson
l. .ogo,tsd 49, ,.roof ~ .ta tra,aona-
o,,s ip,,,or,an.o tbov attach 10 il Tn
DE- ,r..,o-rars ea,,osD, b.s sanf
~. 80 fa,la,.i,, d:.nat.n raI,.fgo
~ oan.,,... - 49, I'll,
~ nm ~ .,,ora ,asi,f,.a
-, -. -. -. ,..r.,,..,. ma i. ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
l. u. u. Acti0e In Wiscomsin;;
Big Ice-H0useS Are DESTROYED
by International News Service

ny ttNCt dAtOlldl we've 81 w.
Kenosha, Wis, Jan smoking
ruins Of the huge iee-hoQses of tae
Harvey Lawler Ice Company at Twin
Lakes, near here today bear wirresz
Of the activities OF the l. ". " tn
the ea field Of Northern Illinois and
southern Wisconsin. The loss is $50,
o0o. The fire followed strike Of ice
cutters. supposedly engineered by The
l. ". W. agents who for weeks have
been creating dizsensions amon2
them. Kerosene.soaked planks were
gound around HE destroyed buildings
and three suspects are under arrest
Sheriff Jacob Hartmann and score
of deputies are ~ Tho scene ro3ay
in anticipation OF trouble
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
MorLcE

Al members OF Horo5 Eacampm
No. l., l. o o. i. are requested 70
he al Lodge room ton ieat at 80
Up 1t G. " APPLEBY. Scribe
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
STORE FOR RENT

Store room now occupied by Royal
Wooden Mill CO. Possession April T.
See Kirson's. IL q fp II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04
FokShani, BraiIia and 6aIatz
Are Under Heavy Fire.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
CALL MILLION MORE MEN
Central Powers Assembling
Fresh Troops For Supreme
Effort of War, Declares Par.
is Paper La Victorie.
lBY International Newa servIeel

10y international Ncwa servico)
I,a45fg I'm = Now that Dobrudia
Hls tctn cleared Of Russians, the
Germn allies IN the Roumanian the,
ante ul U9r are concentrating their
of AGAINST thrco strongholds---
Esliia Gallt1 aud poltsl1ani Brazil
ia Is being swept by storm of shells
from German and bulgarian artillery
Tho capture of Matchln bridgehead
gave the German allies control OF
commanding ground which enables
them to smother the fortresses with
ahells
Fokahani'G Fall Imminent
Al along the western boundary of
Moldavia the German and Austro-
Hungarian troops under Archduke
Joseph and Field Marshal Won Mayk
enaen are pounding the Russo-Rou-
manian positions. The fortress of
Fokshani. which commands the ex.
IRENE southern end OF the Sereth
river line, is being atteked from two
sides by Marshal Won Mackensen's
forces Dispatches from the Rouman.
ian front today stated that tho fall
of this stronghold was imminent
Tcutone Call Freeh Troops
Paris. Jan -Germany and Aus.
fria are calling 100000 fresh troops
70 tho eolofs for a supreme effort.ac.
e9rding 20 Gustav llarE, in the news.
paper La Victorie
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04

Probably fair tonight with rain Fri
Gay; moderate temperature.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-04

CONTINUED ON PAGE SKI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

ggert Ieinem 9(6i1llB nobe, Oa er-
ging elm Orofellprutb, OoB Der aonal
ni6t oollenoet iuer0en 0iirfc, oo er
bod MIR sen 9orbaren Ben 8boni-
5iern 5u9ute fonlmen lpiiroe. 9ieler
OrofeIiprid, Der 6eiet, OaB Die oa-
naligen alten Brieiter fliieer porel
als Die @eroter ser fran5oIiiben 9fe-
gierung I'M bereongenen Sobrbun-
bert, mo1te 10 groben @inOrud auf
glerbo, Dab er oen @eiterbou 0es Sea
nals nufgob, bie1ei6t 5um @liif
9[egpptens, oo8 I'M onOeren Safe 0o-
mails ie6enfoas pboni5il6 geiporOen
mare, mie beute 9legDpten engliib ee-
ipor6en lit; maren bod oie Bb0ni5ier
Die @ngl1n0er oes 9llterhims ou9
in i6rer ipri1mortli6en @erfioie.
@enou bunocrt Sabre berrj6te MN
&ube BORT ouf Dem Sitbnuis, oann
aber pogten reue g[r6eiterI9oren
berun, tDel1e 0oreios SDlpultis aus
geionuot botte, I'm oos A5erf 81 ooIl-
enoen. Snnerbolb oeS Derflohenet
So9rbunOartS botte ober Der @iiiten.
iono ben &nnoI pieoer 10 gefiiat, OoB
Doreios oo8u SSobraebnte braubte,
nGmli1 bon 521 bis 486.
Ser boqenoete &onal ipltroe Damn
lrter oen @tolomGern ooucrno ber-
bellert. ober ait6 bier teilte Ser &anol
MN pieoer oas S6iBiol Scr Serr-
iberfdmoIie; nit oeln 8erfoQ Ger
BtoloniGer berfiel ot9 Der GonaI uno
par bereits su &leopatroS 8eifen boll-
ltGnoig berionOet.
gtun nobm ii6 cine onOere Station
oes itrolten @erfes an, Srainn Itellte
Die MaiieritroBe fpieoer ber, menig.
items bat es 10 Oen 9lni9ein, oo in
ben @erfet iiber feline Geeicrung elm
&nnol nontenS o9lmnis SraionuS
Der bonn 9til gum Goten @leer fiibrte,
als in 8enusnng befinOli9 ertpGbnt
miro. Q(uh oieie8 g9erf berfiel i'm
2oife Der Sobrbunoerte, biz 0ie $50.
ee Oes O}ubummenonisntus 9legDpten
ii6eridmemnite. 9lmr, Der 5el6berr
oes SaIifen Omar, Ser natureendB
Elm beionOereS Sutereiien 0drai botte,
Oas eroberte 9(eeDpten ourb moglicbIt
quite @erbinOlngen NIT Dem Stonnl-
lano gIrobien 5u berfniipfen, iteQtc
ben @anal iuabrideinlib ouf Der
often StroBe ipic0er Der. ScOeufoas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

ftd gelane ooIlItdnOig, 70 0oB beute
Die iogenonnte @osfitotbeorie boil
itonoie felt begriinOet lit.
9ie oueite Sdpierigfeit. oie Ster6.
li6feit Der 6eaahen mitrOe 6o0urd
iiberprnoen BOB man oie frGftigeren
eitrop6iiGen 9lrbeiter beratisog, no.
fir Der abeoipe OIL Die 9anelgeIeQ.
ifoft 1,5 Miaionen @funo sterling
Gntibdoigune 5ablte. gluBeroem ber.
Donote man nidbt ipeniger ais $4,000
@elout-Bferoefr1fte in 6orm bon
Dlai6ineu. 9lm 10. 0lobenber 1869
fonnten Damn ole @rofinungsfeicr-
libfeiten itottfinoen, ipel9e oem &be.
oiOen oie Gleinigfeit bon 20 OGQio-
nen 5ronfen foiteten.
Ser fertigc Raual batte cine 21nge
bon 100 &ilometer, mar 5uerIt nur
60 big 100 Wteter brett uno 8 D1eter
tief. Die @otfoiten beliefen iicb ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
aartc Ses sncs-aanuls.

Inter Den bielen erotesfen Sdail-
ipieIen. 6ie Der mooerne arieg bietet,
ut oas Seniotionellite ii6er ous bril-.
oerIi6e 9(rni-in- 9(rm-@eben BON
enoIGnOer uno 8ron5oie. Gin id0nes
geiipiel fir Die oIte Eotia6e, OoB
DER @leni6, ser elmer fiyen Soec noh.
9ongt, fir o1es onoere ebenio bIie0
ut pie Scr Stier, Dor Dem man elm
Totes Eu9 i6menft.
8em Bot 5ronfrei9 eS 5u berOon-
Ten onB aus Ser einitieen @altmo9t
eln 9ono eelporoen lit. oos It'd an
tleinc groBcre ltnternebniilng obne
irentoe Silfe getrout2 Die Fron3oii-
l@e Seemodt miiroe our6 @ngIonO
oerni6tct, Dor oaem ober Ser iron-
5olii9e giniIuB I'M gluSIonoe. %
le9r, ooB ioeor Oic iron5oiii8e Spro.
ye aus Dem internotionalen Berfebr
9eute uic meggcfeet lit, S6rte ood
ger Teriaiier in ciner me1r oenn 6wei-
lo9rigen Heiie nod Oltolien foum Gin
eln3i9cS @lol Elm @ort 6ran8oiiid.
!. Der 6ron3oie inmmert unO troucrt
aoer ooS oerlorene GliaB.2otringen.
Sen u&ebon1e1eoonfen~ brinet er
lelne gon5e 3ufinit feline WliaiorOeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

ipeiB man, Sab 0ieier orobiltbe &ono[
bon &airo bis gum 9toten @ieer fiibrte
lmo boiiptiGhlib gum @etrcioetrous-
port BON 6oitot nod &ol5um benittt
prr0e.
9lu6 oieie @ollerltro6e blieb longe
berpenobar uno ipuroe erit i'm s..
Sabrbnnoert ni1t mebr benubt, oo
iie boait6n0ig berion0et Dar. 0urM
oas gon3e Dittelolter btn0urh &C.
ihob ni6ts, einen neuen 9onal Sil
bouen, man fam iiber Oie Broiefte
ni9t binous. 90 3. 9. beo6fdtigfeit
Oie 8ene3ioner einen iolAen &anol
5n i9uffen, Inn ibren &onoel na1 Syll.
0ien ser 0ur6 ole @ntoedllng 6eS
Seepeges nm oos &ap Der @liten
Soffnung icbr berloren botte, nett 6it
beleben uno 70 oen SpanierL Bor-
tligielen irno .Soll1noern &onflirren5
5it MAIDEN. @s geiboben aber feiner-
lei SAritte 6tir glusfiibrung Ser @ld.
ne, ebenlopenig mie 9ei6ni8, Der 0en
Borl6lag zines &anolboteS 2uOmig
XIV. unter6reitete, 0ielen 5ur Snnn.
eriffnabnte Oieies 8roiefteS bepeeen
fonnte. 9(ub W}uItap6a I'LL. lno ser
Observation-Disclosures 9lli Sal erreidten
nibts, unO crit 9Iopoleon lieB Oltrd
ben SSngenieltr 2epere ltnteriu6il-
gen iiber Die Wiogli6feiten Oieies SEA-
nails anIteQen. Sn6eIieu mar Oieier
Sron5oie boaitGnOig unfdbig, oenn
es eelon9 ibm berau83lre6nen oaB
oos 0Rote W1eer 9,90S W1etcr iiber
Dem W1ittelIGnoii6en Meer Idqe, mas
iel6ltberItGnOli9 ni6t Der SSoa it.
9ieie borlGufig unbeitrittene Sotio4e
ldrcdte bon alien iueiteren llnterneb.
n1ungen uno 8lGnen ob, Bis Ger
SeIterrei6er 9legreGi Ourb einge-
benoe WelIungen 1856 nohDies, bob
0eperes @ere1nitneen boIlit1nOig
falIcb leien. uno bei0e Meere 0oielbe
gSibeou beiGBen. 9legreai lit nun
ser eigcntlibe @oter oes &onals, unO
nitbt etipa 2eIiepS, pie oagenein Be-
bouptet miro. gtegre0i reicbte 1856
einen genaien &lon oes &onals in
@oris Gin DER aud bon Der 0ontoli-
gen &egierune ongenommen pur0e
Ser Seiterreider beeob iih Damn nod
9(cgppten no er 1858 bonn @i5e.
fonig Soib 8um @ereralinipeftor ser
aonoIorbeiten ernonnt muroe. 2eioer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

5rm Spfer rno bereiBt ooriiber
g(eeDpter bergiBt Sen Sue5-&onal.
Die @ei6i9te oeS Sues.&onols
rei9t biel peiter duriid, ais mir eS
ltnS i'm o1gemeinen trGumen lalien.
S6on i'm Ia. Sobrbunoert b. Gbr.
it9ufen oic Gspptii6en 9baroonen
SetboS / unO 9iontieS III. einen Su-
nal, Der bonn 93il 6urh oen Simiobiee
8um 9loten @feer fiihrte, unO Der
bduptid9lidb fir Die &riegsflotte ea-
i9affen tpuroe. So6r6unoertelong lei-
itcte Oieler 1lteite aonal widtiee
DicnIte, bis CT ihlieBlih NIT Dem @er-
faa oes 9boroonentltmS Ourd Der.
na9ldiiigung 5ugriinoe aing.
610-6Q4 b. Gbr. nobm gieho oic
aIte 9onoltOee ipieOer ouf lno fiibrte
einen neucn aonul bon 8ubnltiS am
9til na9 @ntimos om glrobii6en
W}eerbiiien. llngebelre Sumnen pur,
oen ouf oicieS Merf peri1menoet unO
pie beim 9ou 0es neueiten &unals
3cigtc lih oud oomols bereits, bob
Der eineeborene gleeppter, Der Sell
Iudc, Iolhen glrbeiten niht gewohien
lit. Gs berloren bel ienem 9anolbolt
nibt tpeniger ais 10000 WienIchen
igr 2e6cn. Shoii mar 0aS geiuoltige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

10 W2illionen 8flno Sterling. Sier-
BON pnrOen 10000 900 our1 9(ftien.
5eihnuneen oilige6robt, mG6reno oen
SlcIt DER a9eoioe 3u 5obIen bate.
Dieie politil6 10 unenoliA mihtieeit
9lftien 5nong @nglonO Oen 3beoiben,
fir bier Miaionen 4funo Sterine ON
@nelano ob3ittreten. 5n ser 3eit, ais
@neIono glegopten beiebte, iSrouf-
rei6s oomolioe Sbm1de ourd ben
4rieg NIT 3eiitl6Iono benubeno.
9ie Troce oes &onoIS lit folgenOe
er beqinnt bel Sort Saio nit 5pet
iteinernen Molen, sic SEN &unol &c.
gen Sen gSili6loum ibhben iollen
uno oie cine 26nge bon 2250 reip.
1900 Nleter bobcn. @r fiibrt Damn
0urd Oen @fouioleb- Gee bis gum AS.
&ilometer, imo lit auf Oieier Strede
bon IGmnten flonfiert, Inn cine Ser
idlnmmung 5u berbiiten. @eiterbit
6ur6i9neioet cr Oonn Oie 9oOener6e.
biina bon @l 8antora, ourb5iebt Den
8olab. rmo Eimabiee, on mel1eni
SSmoilo gelegen lit, 0urhidneiOet
ole iteile 8elSbobe SeropeunL ole cine
26nee bon t6 ailomefern beiibt uno
tritt Oonn bel 9ilometer 50 in Die
22O Quo0ratfilometer groBen 8it.
terieen bis pobin iit5 Ole Gb6e itnO
Sht 0eS 9ioten Nfeeres bemerfbQr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

Itarb 9legreIli niGt lonee Oorouf nno
nilh foilfte 2elieps 1859 alle Yldne
irno g[nipriide 9}eerellis ouf 70 0aB
Der bon Den Sran5oien 70 bod]geebrte
9eiiepS ni6ts peiter lit, ols Ser glllS.
fiibrer Der oiterrei9ii9en Bldne. TT
GS biloete ii9 nun cine 9lftiengeiel.
idoft, 0ie oGompaeuie lluioeriele ou
Gonol MIaritime on Sue64, pelber
Elm 8ribilegilim nuf 80 Sabre ertcilt
muroe; norb 0ieier 3eit ioate Der Sea.
nal Damn an glegDpten fallen.
9(m 20. 9lpril 1859 puroe in 8ort
SoiO Die 3eremonie oeS erlten Spo.
teniti1es bol5ogen, uno Der 8nu
oauerte bis gum 10. 9tobenlber 1869.
@G6reno oeS 8oues, Ser on fb
feine tebuiicben Sdmierigfeiten bot,
6otten oie @rbouer nir nit 8meierlei
groBen ltsbelit6nOen 81 f6npfeit,
nGmlic6 einnol Der @oIier6eibnifiing
uno 5peitens nit Der Sterblidfeit
inter oen 6eaohen, oen eingeborenen
g(rbeitern. (@lit Gbnli6en Shpierig.
feiten botte ia ielbit in iinieren Eagen
nod Die 2eittng oes eben oollenoeten
Nanamo-aonals alt fdntpfen. Ser
Seit6enibub beridlong eroBe Cunt
men, mar ober old lngcnlein ipirf.
Iam). 1862 moren bereits 1900 SEA.
mele fir oen g8oliertronsport t1tig
uno bernto1ten oennob fir Die 25,-
600 fount geniigeno @oiier beran5r-
i1offen. @s entitanO bierOurb cine
9(u8go6e bon 5000 6rnnfen pro Eog.
Snfolgeoeiien fab iiCb Die @eieai9aft
qe5mllngen einen SiiBwoliertanal
bonn glil Der 3u eroben, ser iiber 49,
MALTA bis Sue8 eefii6rt muroe. Ger
Ielbe bat cine 8reite bon II Otetern
un0 lit 214 Wteter tief, er erlparte Der
@eleQlboft 100000 81. pro Sabr.
GieIer SiiBpaiierfonol por cS
ii6riaens, oem Die @foloria, beion-
oers in SsmoiIia, cine 10 ilneebclre
8erbreitung 5u 0anfen bate, 10 ooB
aonolbeonlter in SSmoilia 81 ieitt
nit einem Sooesurtcil falt eleidbe-
oeuteno mar. @s lei bier 0oron erin
merit, OuB in Ssnoila 5uerit Der Der
hih qeino6t purOc, ourH Beieiti-
aiing aler @oiiertiimpeL llebereie.
BEN Der groBeren 98oiierldife NIT
8etroleum Die @toIoriotr6ger, oic
@osfiten, ois8urottcn 9icier Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

ionoern oos gIut tobt MIR our6
meine 9(ocrn 0or ser 9Ibibeu iiber sic
3a3l Der 5eiuoe, Die i'd toti6Ioeen
mer0e.~
llno Der brittle mar elm ean5
S6Iouer: sd bebe oaeroiugs om
gon5en 2ei6e,~ CAB er sur 9luhport
ober nur por 5relioe iiber Oen Sieg,
Ocn mir erringen mer0cn.~
Inter sen S6loppetL ole 5uerIt Sen
ibiibenoen Gielraunl ser 6regatte
oufiuGten, mo ooS 2a5orett oufge.
iblageu NOR befonoen iic6 notiirlid
iene orei @|auIbelOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

mobt. Son bier fiibrt er oonn Suca
redts Iieeenloiieno, gum Goten @3eer.
1ie @eihidte oeS Sue5Stanals iit
eines Der 5obaoien Shulbeiipiele fir
Die 9lrt oes @orse6ens Ser engliiMen
@olitifer, Die Our6 feline Sfrupcl be-
BinOert, iino oenen Der 8ped ieoes
0littel beiligt.
9iod0em Der RonoI bolenOet mar,
lmo iib Die 9l6eli6fcit. ibn ooueruo
gebrdudsfdbig 81 erbalten beraus.
aeitellt bate, 1nOerte @nglauo icinc
bisber obwarteu6e Softif. @s lieB
3mor oie Observation-Disclosures
Sron5oien iont ibrem glationolbelOeit
2eiieps ril6ie oas finon8ieae lmo mos
roliide Giiifo trogen. abcr ieBt en-
idien eS Dem perfioen gllbion an Der
3eit, oie SGuoe nab Den bon onoeren
geiGten 6riihten ous5ultreden.
3itndhit puroen our9 llnterbdno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

Der gegen Die 8ran5oien bemerfte ser
8opitGn elmer 6ritiiden 6regotte, OoB
einigc ieiner SeeiolOoten Dor Ger
ls6la6t beftio 5itterten. 9ieic in-
8pei0eutige @rideinlng beranloBtc
i'm 81 ser 6roge an Die 2eiite, Oh iie
8irbt botten
Ser erlte ridtete ii6 auf lmO er-
mioerte: o@fitnibteh $err aopitdn,
mein 5Ieiib 8ittert mn aus 8urht
Dor ser @efa5r in bic mein @lut mid
ltiir5en miro"
Ser 5meite mar nod eeid1nioter uno
Iogte: DS6 oittere our6aus ui@t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

Ter mogli6it bieIe 9(ttien oes 8anols
oufgetouft iobiele ais nur i'm offe-
men &erfelr erb1ltlib poreu. 9ieS
Gorgeben muroe edit engliib nit 70
biel Seuhalei uno 8orienio6bcrtrid5
oeribleiert. Dab oie frau3oiiide @e.
ielidoft 3und6it feinen glrqmobn
i@opfte. Eroboem p1re Gnglaio ME.
mails imltanoe gelpeien, iih cine 91o-
ioritdt 6u idofien ober iobalo man
alle oerfiigboren glftien IN SGnoen
batte, pIirOe Der 46eoibe, oenl oic
5ron5oien infhtgerpeiie Ieinen 9ln-
tell om &onal IN 9lftien olsaeaablt
botten (pie bereits oben qcloQt)
freunoi6oftlidit untcr 9inpeiS ouI
Die engliide SffupationSarmee qc.
5lpimgen, ieinen iGmtliden glftienbc.
iib on ole eneliihe &esierung 3i ncr-
faufen. glrm 6otte @uglonO ole Wla.
ioritat in Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unO beItinnte felt Der Belt iiber oen
Sue8. .&onol, mie es ibnl belie6ie.
@ie Summer, Die in 5orm BON SEA.
nolgebiibren mtnmebr nod @nglanO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
Die gcrtnidnue cneIiider SsicOer-
lagcn.

9ie @neldnoer boben eS bon icber
eroBartio oeritonoeu i6re frieeeri-
i9en iino moroliidcn glieOerIuocn
ourd oeididte llmiAreibuugeu 3u
ocrtni9en imo iib ielbit aus ibrer
6eigbeit mod cmcn beionOercn Sicg
beraus5uliigen. guS Elm beionOers
irblagcuOes 9eiipiel oafiir mag fol-
genOes @eihi6t1en 0ienen:
Bur 3eit ser &dmpfe Ser gngIdn.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01
Sunday
BREAKFAST
Blueborries

one well-beaten egg that has been
mixed with sufficient cold milk to make
a batter the consistency of cake bat
ter. Add two tablespOonfuls of melted
butter; beat we'll, and stir in two
tablespoonful each of chopped seeded
raisins and chopped dates. Bake as
for ordinary mullins. allowing little
extra time on account of the fruit.
LETTUCE ROLLS
Use the coarse outside leaves Of lei
tuce and arrange them in the form Of
small cups for individual service. Fry
one slice of minced onion in tWo table
spoonfuls Of hot bacon fat. add 20 one
cupful OF soft bread crumbs and sea-
son to taste with salt and paprika. \
very little minced ham or any kind OF
cold meat may also be added if desired.
Moisten with either tomato juice, stock
or gravy and be careful that the MKT
ure i not too wet. Fiil a heaping
table spoonful of the mixture into each
cup. fold over the lettuce and tie up
into neat rolls with string. Lay in
a pan. pour in very little water, add
ing a little onion juice. ard bake for
about twenty minutes. Remove the
strings. transfer carefully TO a hot
chatting dish pour over a little heated,
diluted tomato catsuD, when no tomato
has been used with the filling, and
serve on rounds Of hot toast.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01

water TO cover. Let stand for six min
utes. then drain and wipe dry. Melt
a tablespoonful Of bacon dripping in a
frying pan: put in the liver and brown.
Remove 10 casserole. pour over the
meat seasoned brown sauce. favored
with a little Worcestershire sauce. (.
cover the casserole and cook until the
liver is tender. Sprinkle with chopped
parsley and decorate the edge of the
platter with border of toast points.
PINEAPPLE TOAST
From slices of stale sponge cake cut
out as many rounds a there are per-
sons 10 serve. Have the rounds Of
the cake of the same size and = little
larger than the slices of pineapple 10
be used. Butter the slices Of cake,
dredge with sugar, and set them in the
oven TO brown and glaze. Either
canned or fresh pineapple may be used;
If the former, cook the syrup with
about half a cupful OF sugar and one
tablespoonful OF lemon juice; add the
pieces Of pineapple; let boil up once
and then keep hot until ready 70 serve.
Set round of pineapple upon each
round OF cake. pour the fruit sauce
over and serve Immediately. trarnish
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01

need be- repaired For instance. the two parts
which are most likely to suffer through care
lesSness or neglect-the field coils and bear
ngS-can be replaced at any time. even by an
inexperienced person. Ii is impossible to put
them in wrong. The field coils may be de
stroyed by stalling the motor and leaving the
current on; the bearings are frequently
made useless because, at the beginning of the
second season Of use. some one forgets to oil
them and to MI the oil cups.
The fan IS of the ten-inch size with four
nickel-pated blades. The guard and trim
mngs are also kel-piated and are mounted,
together with the motor on a bright black
enamel cast iron frame. The swivel and trun-
MON give the fan wide range of movement
BY removing a milled bolt, Withdrawing the
motor shaft and interchanging the position OF
the two the fan may be converted from the
desk to the wall type and vice versa.
Eight feet Of flexible cord with a separable
plug connect this fan to any lamp socket T.
weighs seven pounds and operates on either
alternating o. direct current Of stated voltage
The speed is controlled by sliding switch in
the base. The fan in motion is noiseless on AN
alternating current circuit and remarkably
quiet on direct current II sends OF, a strong
steady breeze and displaces a large volume OF
air. The cost of operation at 10 cents per
kiowatt hour IS only one-third Of a cent per
hour. Price, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01
Hotpoint Electric Vacuum Cleaner
Model II
Made by the Hotpoint Electric Heating Co.,
Ontario, Cal, and l47 Waverley Place,
New York City

Here is another hard-working and thorough
ly efficient electric vacuum cleaner This one
is of the portable fan sweeper type that works
back and forth over the floor like a carpet
sweeper and is set in motion by an electric
push button switch.
It is made Of nickel-plated drawn steel The
motor is vertically mounted and has a five
blade steel fan directly connected on its shaft
Eighteen feet of flexible connection cord with
a separabe lamp socket attachment provide
the motive power. When the sweeper is not in
use this cord may be wound upon hooks affixed
to the straight wooden handle from which the
cloth dust bag is suspended.
The cleaner weighs eleven pounds, will 90
urder furniture eight and one-half inches high
and cleans twelve inch strip at each stroke.
A small brush in the floor nozzle picks up
threads, lint. ETC. The machine runs easily on
rollers, the rear one being swivelled caster
that allows the cleaner to turn easily in every
direction.
The motor tool equipmen- includes an eight
foot rubber hose connectors, radiator cleaning
attachment, extension tubing and clothes
and wall brush. The cost CT operation at 10
cents per kilowatt hour is one and a half
cents per hour. Price. S2750. Set Of cleaning
tools, $3.50 extra.