davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

If the Austrians have already re-
leased the Russian prisoners, what
assurance have they that the Russians
will release theirs?
The London Morning Post Says:
America alone will be more than a
match for Germany and her allies"
But if we are to fight alone, it will be
we'll for us to learn soon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

is unfair to fix some prices without
fixing also say we, all Of US. An
omnissent government cannot find
haltinb place short of the millennium
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

# no such shots were fired, then
what is the offense Of the reporter?
Food Administrator Hoover says is
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Now that prohibition has been adap-
ted in the District of Columbia, the
the serbent in arme may have to go to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Where the children of the family are
boys, the home will look like an ar
senal when Christmas rolls around.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

When Secretary McAdoo sends an
estimate to congress, that body is i'm
pressd by the last syllable of his name.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

II the submarine fired on the pas
sengers Of the Apapa in open boats,
then the offense reeks to heaven.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11
oFFIcIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
DOWN WITH THE TURK

One of the most pleasing announce
ments that has reached our ears in
the past few days with RECORD to de
velopments in the war zone was that
yesterday telling that the Turk is oui
of Europe We hape he is gone for
all time. The British closed the ca
reer of the Turk in Europe when the
gates, of the historic Holy City were
closed on the rule of the miserable
tsfew of the Turkish that held Jerilsa-
lem when civilization came back to
take charge through the British sol
/ diers.
Jerusalem has been more than
/. thousand years in the hands of the
Mohamedans. 1t is the one city that
has more interest attaching because
\ of historical developments there be-
1 fore the Turk came to rule. This is
the city of all cities, if we speak in
|, terms Of the Bible, 1t was here thai
all the Incidents occurred that made
r the New Testament and late Christian
history. And all that we have in the
i7ii Bible history of Jerusalem occurred
before the Turk came to rule. We
must know that this was many ma
81 ny. years ago and still we have the
same Jerusalem that we read of in the
2'i Bible. OF course it is not physically
the same Jerusalem, but it is there
a., an apparently eternal monument to
the Great Teacher who lived and
disseminated his doctrines on the We.
ny streets of this place, The Turk.
to be accurate. has had possession OF
4 Jerusalem twelve hundred years Il
is indeed strange that this city OF all
CITIES bad TO pass into he hands Of a
hostile religion and remain so many
years. There are many things 4
bout this city that cannot be ex-
piained in ordinary every day thought
that we often quit with assumption
that we were never inended know
~Jernsalem has outlasted them all
and that too in the hands of a religi
on foreign and hostile and a people
who could never know the meaning
Of the Christian religion.
Now Jerusalem passes into the
hands of Christian people, we hope
to remain forever 1t has been nearly
ly seven hundred years since Jerusa-
lem was in the hands of Christian peo
pie. II only remained a short time
then. The Mohammedan has had
sway almost all the time since the
day of the Savior. We hope thego-
ing into Jerusalem is but the startine
of movement in the -presen war that
will not stop till Christianity has gone
q into every corner of the earth as he
accepted form of religion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Why aren't che American soldiers
sent TO Italy where they will not need
TO waste time learning trnech fight
.illp9. 49,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

! Members of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is excMeiYc'y
entitled to the, use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to il
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

If yon can't get sugar you might try
long sweetening"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Communications on all topics pub
lished when not too long and accompa-
MED by full names and address. Not
responsible for views Of contributors
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

The attitude of Lansdomne is des-
cribed by the last syllable of his name.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Those who take Mr.. Hoover's ad-
vice to save food will also save money.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-11

Entered as second class matter at
me postonice at Cordele, Georgia, un
der the act of March Sth, 1879
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

no cr pc9cn lmgc6ii9rlidjen 9etro-
geus gc6radt wllroc, na1ocn CT int
6orO's Npcrnbous i1 ldrmenO be.
nommen bate. getettiu %o6lcr bot
tc Ocn SolOmen criuGt, ii9 rubig 5il
per0altcn Oo9 Scr 2cbterc fe6rtc iidl
nidt OH ben mobIgcmcinten Nat5, iss
ne llniiorm ui6t al cntc6reu 9iih-
fer So6annien bielt 0cm SoIoatcn eie
ne Stroipre0igt mo Oriidte ien 9o-
Ooneru ans, poB Gin Soloot in 0ieics
friiiiden 3cit 10 wenig opi ieine
%ilidt ieiuer &alocSflosoc gegcu
iibcr odte. S6omos CAB gu imtlug
gc6onOclt 81 6abcn uuO mur0c cnt.'
laiicn no6oem CT 81 mo bic Soften
6e5ablt 6attc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
,(Obn Sicfcl aclior6cn.

Ter Y So6rc oltc 1yobn SicfcL
lctt Sobrcn I'M @agcnbouer-@ei6Git
tb1tig, itar6 acitcrn @ior0eu in ieic.
ncm ScinL 9it. 2l5 SnalcSioc.9loe.
ST ldor ii6cr ein Sa6r fronf gcwcien,
mas ion nit6t pcrbinocrtc iid i'm
Sauic 81 bGuegen, bis ibn cine Suu-
qcnpli5iidounq auf'S Sterbclagcr
mari. Sctr 5tcpcl mar IN Deter.
reid gc6orea mo fam Dor 16 Sabren
nod glmcrifa. gr wobntc 3S Sabre
binourcb in Baltimore iino bintcrldBt
alBcr ieincr 2Sithuc, 5roll Yloric
5tcfel. 5mci 5o0nc 2oiiis y. SEc.
fcl BON 0cnUcr, mo Sobn 3. Stcfcl
Don 6icr, ionic cine Godtcr, 6rou v.
y. SSorO. Dic gccrogimg iiuoct
am SrcituN 9!aHnittu8 ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

Scr 3hitono Der 63 Sabre olten
6rou glnno 6oiielE mcldc uor9c
itcrn in Ger gidbe pon elfriOgc BON
einem Pluto iiberiabren uoroen NOR,
mo iid icBt inn llnioeriitdts.Soipi.
tol beiin0ct, Bot li6 mertlid gebei-
icrt. 3ucrii 6ottc man beiiirdtet
COB lie cinen 9cin6ri6 mo irmcrli.
dc &crlcbun9cn oaoongetrooen 6nttc,
ood cine aenoue llnterin6une ers
ao6, OaB lic mlr iAlinue Soutob.
id5iiriltngcn crlittcn un0 0ur6 @r.
idliittcriiug mit9cnonmen mar. OoS
gIlito, pclhcs ,Sraii @aiicll 5u 9ooen
morJ bielt nuh Dem lluiall nidt on.
Gic Eoli5ei OeS Counties ino oer
Staot iinO INNER nod auf Der Sndc
nod ocm 66alliieur troboen bic
Srun feinc 9el9rci6iing ocs aroits
ipagcns nod icincr Sniaiicn gc6cu
tonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
lsOIiailt mnh iidl Oerantluurten.

SSnfolec eines g8ortmedielS nit ci-
ncr 5rmt in einer g8irtbidoit an orr
g8eit 6ronflin StroBc mus @oIi-
5iIt &cnrD ". &oerr bonn noromcitli-
c5cn 0iitrift bciitc 9iodnittog Dor
oen @oli5ci Gomniiiidrcn crihcinen
uno iid utrontmorten. &cridicoenc
Eoli5iiten, 0ic pcriud6t battep, oie PM
gelc9cnbcit 81 Oertlidcn inoem ic
naM Dem &orioll Die 5rml iinO per-
iclieocne 3eugen beiudten iollcn,
ols Der Sail Capt. Senro bonn morn
wcitlibcn Diitrift 5u @cbor fam
faII6e glnga6en seuodt boben. Gin
id1uloiglngen gegcn Oieie Eoli5iiten
lpcroen 6cittc jeOcnfdlls nab Dem
Serb0r gema1t mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
geric6en fotctc 6o6c CyclSitrafc.

Econ &aait bon Jtr. 1902 glitou
9}loec, muBte oeitcrn III Der liiOwcit.
liden Folijeiitotion cine @cloiraie
IN Sobc pon S51.7O 6interleocn, wei(
er es imterloiien 5ottc ii9 crit cincll
GrlnubniBldein boni Sc6dloeiuIpef-
tor 81 bolen, beopr cr 9icporatitrtn
on Gem Sailic 9ir. 1910 0iioqclpltr
poriqbm 9laoit iunrOc onf eincn
Saitbeic6l oes Foli3iiten 5dlenfer
perboitct ucIder aisiagte Oab
Naoit an cinem Geb0uoc aear6eitct
babe, oas ni1t in ieinen Grlau6uiB.
idcin cin6egriticn mar, mas auh sic
9ausSuipcftorcn tor JiiGter Tor.
molldn 6cfr6itigteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Der SScItfricg 6tntt uor cincm
Sabre.
2l !OldrA I0IG.

gei Oem glngriii bon gSiirt.
tcm6ergtrn ii1o BnDern mli oen
g8olo BON glpocourt MAIDEN oicie
80 iran5Siiidr 0iii5icrc nno
2500 @ciongcnc mO Grobc
Slric9s6cute.
Die gcidicBini9 ocS ganjch
mcItlic9cn DloaBa6idnitts Ooucrt
an. Sore 3OA iuo oas 0ori
Gsnes lieeef Rntcr iducrcm
6euer,
9tni ocr 0itirort lit ocr 9rii.
deufopi uon llSicinc5fo Dor eillcr
ahtiddcl llcbcrmocbl pon ocu
0ciiiAen Gcragm. rog6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
0rann nadl 7yrci6cit.

G6os. @. Mioorc. elm Sanitdts-
ioloot IN Sort W}uer 3d. in @arni-
ion. 6cfono ii1 in Sort Sowaro IN
llnteriudltn9sboit olS i6n sum
5pcitcn SRol Scr Crang noA Der
6rei6eit iibcrfonL lm0 CT ouS5utnei-
icn periubtc. 0abei ulroe cr ourb
eincn @obtpoiten cntOcdt ais CT
Our6 Oen 9ou Shore gorf cntilie5cu
wolltc. 15n Sol9e oes abgeeebcnelt
9llarms ricf ser paht6o6enoe 9iclltc.
nont 8. 9. 9iilcp, 200 9lrtillcriltca
6craus, melhe Oen 6liidtling naA eli
ner oiire0cnocn Sogo pieOcr nacb
Dem @cidngniB 5uriid6ro6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
st5rtc sen WOttcsOicuit.

Hiharo @odorO in Der mittlcren
GoIi8ciltotion bcitroitc gcitern SSobn
Cunningham bon 9rooflDn, &C. g..
nit 500 iino Soften pcil er lih ant
N}ontag wG6rcno Der glbboltitng eli
mes @ottcsoienitcs i'm ScDering @oulc
ougeblid unonitdnoig benommcn
botte. Sdon un Sonntag glbcno
putoe er aus Dem 2epering Souie &C.
ipicien oo er, che Ser @ottesoienit
0orii6er mar, cine 5loidle SdnoppS
aus ocr Soidle 5og unO pcitcrrcidtc,
nachocm er cinen Sdlud gcnonuneu
bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
@ruhcS 6a6rifecbdnSc in SpnrroiuS
lSOint.

Dic FIdue fiir oas grSBte 8o6rif.
aebdlioe ueldes Die &cnn MorD
Steel SO. in Sporrops Goint bouet
laiicn miro, iino lett iertig Qeiteut.
9ie 9lnlngc miro bei einncr 8iefe Don
150 SUB cine 6ront BON 1000 SUP
Sdngc einncbmcn ln0 ic6r broaltcn0c
Soften pcririobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Bon iciucu sdmcr5cn crISit.

Gen 9rouOmnoenb mel1e er 9ln.
longs 6cbrilor iib 5u5oo ais icirc
alciOcr 6eim Spielen nit 6cucr
6cucr iingc'L crIo9 gcltcrn N}orgcn
Ger 3weij66ri9c Somucl 9lodonnuib,
bon 9Ir. 66l ". Baltimore StroBc,
I'M D2crcn.S5oipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
eclbamorO,

Ger 6u6rmonn G6os Sues 0onSie6.
lauotown na6n @os. ~ 9itt an
r6cumatii9cn Sdncr5en. 6rau
gloro 9losmcier "a Der glnnapo.
lis 9iooo IebcnsniiOc. glnocrc
Sel6itmoro0criude am gcItrigcu
Gage
gScil es i6m in 6ol9e cineS H6cj.
nldtismlls 2eiOcns iunl0gi6 mar,
9lrbcit 81 bcfommcn unOOo cr qlou6s
tc, ieinc 0roBc 6anilic uic6t mc6r er.
nGbren 81 f0nueu, na6m iicb Der
6u6rmomt @6as. &ucs BON 9}r.350O,
1. 9loenue, 0os 9c6cn inocm CT IN
icinem 5dloi5immcr OoS bon i6ut
ongcOrebte Sos einot6mrtc. Gie Set
cbc iuuroe ourd ieinen Sc6mic9erio6u
So6n Wlcb oifgeiltnocn, luclGcr an
go6, OoB ser Shmicgerooter ieit ei.
nigct Nlonotcn o6nc 9ci6Gitigung
Gcwcieu lei rnO Ole geringcn Gripor.
mile longom ouige5e6rt worOcn iei-
en- Die Eoli5ei bon Canton licB ocn
&llmotor bon ser @os II. electric
@cieaidoft fonmen, 0od blie6cn oac
@cOer6elc6ingspcriudte pcrgc6cus.
gluBer ser @ittpc 6interIdBt OerNcr.
itor6ene lic6en Sinoer 9lm 6rcitog
iinOet oonl Soiie Oes ShmogerS 6.
@ogner, 9}r. 62t, g}orO GoQinoton.
9luenuc, Die 9eeroigung itott, wclde
Ourd &oitor s. Nl. GpIter BON ser
@riien cpang. ..lut6. STRIDE gclcitct
miro.
Srcnnnne fiibrt ann
Sclb it m orb.
9lns &cr5meiflung oariiber, OuB
ibr Wotte nitbt 5u i6r 5lriidfcbren
luolIte, perindte eeitcrn oic 30 SAB.
re uIte 8rau glora &lasnteitr nou
Wloint g9inans i6rcm 2e6cn ourb
Ginatbmen Don Scit6tgas Elm Gnoe
0u 6ereitcn. sic lpilroc in Ocr 9Rt.
@inans &oli5ci.g(mbulon5 ms St.
9lgucS-Soipitol 0ebrobt, no cs Den
Sler5tcn uoG picritiiuoieer 9Irbeit
nit Ocn @ulmotor geloug, iie pieOcr
ms Scbcn gu rilfen. Srnil &luS.
meier, ipcl1e pon i6rcn @ottcit qe-
trennt le6t, mar oorgeiteru 81 i6rcr
S9Wiegcrmlittcr gegangcn Inn rinc
&crio6nllng nit i6rcnl @otten Der
bei5ufi6rcn. Sic wurOc 0eitcrn
9lorgcu nit Ncn @asiHlailb I'M
NhmO auigenmOcn.
Sn0tc lid &ngclin0ie
8ritit
9lr6eitsloiiQfeit unO Wlittelloiigteit
tricbelt oeltern 9todlmittoa ocn IL
Sobre alten Sorrp Goul6oitic bon gtr
r. 9|oro MorntitraBc, 81 emcm Der.
5iuciieltet Scl6itnorOocriicb, @r
iogte lid cine % aali6cr &epoIuerlli.
gel IN Oic rcGte @ruiticitc. 0ic go
li5ci oes iiioweitlicben GiitriftS brads
tc Ocn Siin9ling ms 6rdnflinSoua.
re Soipitol 100 man conitatittc, OoB
Die Giigel III oie ginge eingeoriin.
gen lit Sein 3uitoliO lit fritiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
WclinOc n6oefumincn.

Seinc &oOolIcrie.llniiorn Scr Scr
cingtcn Stooteii rcttcte ocn (Scorac
9. S6omaS cor cincr groBcrrn 0jclo.
ltrotc IN Ocr wcitIi1cn %oli5eHtation
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Gdntllcrc ShahcnbabubcfOrScrMne
gcplant.

Iie StraBen6abr @eieai6nit triiit
ARRANGEMENTS oen &erfcbr ST rcr.
bciicril lno Qnt bon Scr GonHliiiion
iiir Cciieutli@e 9etriebe oie Grlai0.
niB cr6oltcn bic Saltciteacn 3u uer-
rinacrn oOer ii on0cren g2orten III
ocn iihBeren 5taoit6cilcn Die 5tra,
Bcnbubnlpaggonc init al icocr Oriltcl.
Ode iiir Sic gluipobme ulo oas 9ln,
laiicn pom %aiiagicren an6oltcii jn
loiitp. Der Elou ioll 5ucrit aui ocr
s)ori.9loao.2ilie mo ooml oui Scr
@oulcuoro-Sinic pcrinHt mcr0clt, c6c
Ocricl6c aui oie nnOercu nad Den
@oriidOtcn Gebcnpcn Sinien IN Sln.
wcnolma gcbrohl iuiro Selbltpcr
itGnolitb fam Der 4lan nidt in ocr
@littc Der Staot onrhgcfiibrt iucrocu,
NO ie6r picf, straboubd6uIrcBln
arn lisaen uio oey &erfebr ls6i odIt
II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

Die yEool Gus. So" bat upu Der
rliiiiibcii Gcgicrina cincn Gontrott
'm %ieeutnq uon 100000 clnpiiin.
Nigca Sranatch 1n0 so gRaidjiacl.
gcihiiBen er5olten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
geIcarap0IIdler ggetIer6eridlt.

glus oen ilbrigen gunoes Better.
9eobdhtuu9S Stotioneu muroen oic
ioIgcuoei nieorigitcn Temperoturcn,
Die I'M s llbr seitetr glbcno bcrrid.
ten, berihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
gcsa6lcu aat @rOscnt 0iuiOruOc,

9ic Chalmers oil & t51s g.
,Snrv modt beGannt, oaB iie cine
picrteljd6rlicBc 0iuioenoc BON 2 @ro.
5cui crtldrt bat peldlc onl ! glpril
8ablbar iIt mic ocr 5hosmeiitcr
GbaS 6, WoIgiaHo dii diocrcr Stcll2
Oe0 1Gcutirbcu Gorrciponoentcn" an.
5cigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
iinterIvaItuaas -ggca,uciicr.

u9lnotigrlnme abe auiliO gsomail".
gSoro 4" cebcu Gbdnccsa
,,wnnr.n 6rolics Of iOi7"
pNippDorDnle" &anocpiNe mo Q4lnoelbloer.
pNatHlouo 9nnoe0iie mo gs1ubelbiloer.
s~lnil'gl'aecmir'- Abe Sale Of GaoD 0ams
,eletorie" Sanbeuile nno ssonoelbiIoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

WItttcranSfdItcn.

Sir Wlarglano mO oen Oiitrifi
Columbia bclitc fIor unO pcitlihc
SSinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
gsnn cSradltaiin artS0tct.

Ser % ,Sdbre alte Slltber 9l.
Goudl, BON J}r. l07 @.9unualcitrv
iourOc gcitcru Niorgcn i'm s llbr 40
ron cincm @euniglDonia5 5radt5ug it
Der i3. 9troBc, in 9roOOod FQ4
ilbciiubrcn imo iofort ect6otct qua
nngcitcatc ionoen Oic 9eide cine filr,
sc ,3eit ipdtcr lmo i6oiitcn tie IN Gin
Observation-Disclosures Gtoblillcnent.
Gon6 mar 6ei oer Ecnnmluonio-@i.
icubabn angcitellt. @lon uerrnut6ct,
OaB cr alli ciucn 3ng an Der 9eliet
mcr Stoiion gcmartet babe oo oer
NluOort scr 2ci0e MIR cinige S6rit.
tc oaoon cnticrnt lit. Gond 0intess
ldbt anBer ieiner SSittme 6rau Sir.
oic Gpu6, 3pei &in0er
0ensitbs, GciterrcidIiIdlc nnO llusu.
ride SGricgsaulciben.
100 Marf ituO 100 9runcu anfiuGrtS
SGcU. s. 0icuer e So,
Uirai3l III Cn-Naftim0rr-gtF
(6eb20-) 243 SiO-yrOuOwas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
oglOOcriiIina Glnb. D

9ei ocnl 2undcon bentc Wlitttog
pcs v2lopcrtiiin0 Glubs" inn a@mcr.
ion Sotel~ miro 0orr 9bomos aemp,
Der Goriibcr Der CONTRIBUTIONS Com.
lniiiion bon WorDldn0, cine Jleoc
ii6cr ooS Gbemoi og8os @}orplon0
tbut Inn icinc @iilfsquellcn in Ocr
@oi 8u 6cwobren,~ bolten. Gus Gun.
cbcon foitet NIX 65 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
s0cpartenlent fir QanOiuiri
Idlolt- Rrttcrs Nurcnnt
y'cridIt 0es gaItimOrc Wcttcr6nreans

Ncr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0cr NuIt
lrur 50 @ro5ent lin llbr MorgenS
lno A. ASro5ent I'M s llbt glben6s.
etHnhfne 1tmperatnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
W WclSieHOunecn und GentidjlonO
nnO Gcitcrrcid.llnnarn

t6nncn micoer ourc6 ans beioret iucr.
ocu. glcue gerbinounacn bcriidern
Iicbcre gIus5obhunqcn.
Sbeo. s.. 9iener & &c.,
217 Sf.SaItimOre.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

GaS Gonitc Oes ga5ors ser NJ.
liirtcn maht SIR 3eit cine g(uiitel-
lung Ocr glusgobcn uno Ocr Ginna5.
,men I'M 81 etnitteln mic Diel iiir
Die llntcritiibuug Der 9iotblciocnocn
ii6rig gcblieben lit. Sr. sSo6n u.
@lanO 6oiit, oab 100000 5uian-
menfommcn bod iinO nod piele Gu.
den ni1t ucrfnnit oic bel Ocr glufs
iionotoren Eottiiou lmO @aban IN.
tergebradt iuorOen limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

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ltcrn Elm Seaueiier fir oic g8ellcucr.
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.imo ridjt 5o6Icn fam. Scrr ,So6n
-. elliott iuuroc oegen 5tcQim9 BON
$1,000 9iirgi@ait ais Seqnciter CT.
rdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

~bnrucnicu. bic brl .Teniihcn Nutrepan
oemen" nd phatiih obet nnrcnetmnhih e.
haiteH, Tub nebeieu. Der Ciflce baum rrr feIe.
pbun sbst lfartiiIlt WltthelluHg an maf1en.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01

not by means Of printed page. but
thru the use OF a strip Of film and an
Illuminated screen. They enjoy a
story, the same one perhaps. that the
other man read from "a book i'm front
ut his CRATE fire. bat instead OF being
read, II is Witnessed u motion phOtog-
rdphy Their lack of "a phouograph at
home renders their enjoyment OF the
orchestras music much keener
when the TWO families seek their beds
after the day is over. who can say
that one has been less Christian than
the other? Both have attended
church, both have absorbed news
events and fiction and music I'm diff
ferent fashion, but with the same re-
suits.
The motion picture with its poten-
ualues. is one of the greatest uplift-
ing influences of the day II IS freely
admitted by even the liquor interests
that the motion picture has done
more 10 dis 'ourage drunkenness than
any other one cause.
If those who are SO loud IN their
condemnation OF the sunday eXhibi-
uon OF motion pictures would be
little less selfish. "a little more toler-
amt. and much more analytical and
thotfu they would hc Of greater use
to themselves and the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
AgltatOrS for Sunday Closing of
TheaterS Show NarrOWmindedness

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rot ask members of ether s,cts To
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Grand.


If YOU want 10 be thoroly enter
taine1 and made 10 forget your trou-
bles, your pc: corn and the weather
report ,ake a night off when it comes
&c the Grand. April 3, AID see Cuhar
X Harris latest laugh promoter, "I'
PAYS to Advcrtis Sc " at Pays to Ad
vertise," really needs no boosting, for
it adVcritses itself, being one of the
brightest. most enjoyable plays pro-
dnced in many seasons. 1t is not
high brow play. IT is Just sweet,
clean comedy of TIE farce variety hat
everyone can understand and apore
ciate Wittily written and excellently
acted, with enough romance to make
It attractive to the sentimental LOVING
portion e an audicnce-and which nt
us is nos interested in n lover'-espe-
cially IL we can laugh with him and at
hIm. at Pays to Advertise" was writ
ten nv Roi Cooper Mcrruc and Walter
Hackett who have told q succlntly de
liciors story, into which is woven love,
laughter and the philosophy of adver
tising that teaches one at the same
lime. TIE story Of the clay has to do
with the idle son Of rich man who
eoaded INTO IN active business career
by his fond father. starts an adver-
tising campaign that creates sensa-
tion In the commercial world ana as
no one more than the young
man himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
At the Theaters
EMPRESS HAS TWO GOOD bulls
EDK THIS WEEK

This weeks bill at the Empress has
every indication of being one of tic
best that has been offered there for
some time, aud that's saying "A good
deal. The feature of the first haIf of
the week is called a Miniature Re
Vue' and is an act that has unusual
interest and charm because of the
timely limitations tnat are presented.
This novelty is manipulated by lily
Jewel Faulkner and the characters
Of Mr. ard Mrs Vernon Castle, Mutt
and jeff and Texas Nell are ably i'm
perscnated. fhcrc is also n complete
miniature ban game that should meet
with the approval of Tulsa fans. l[ay
and Rcll will give an complication
OF Russian ballet dancing. the ike CT
which has never tCfore been seen in
Tulsa. The act IS m0gnificcntly
dressed and the music - attractive
throughout The MnieI sisters, Jes-
scssing young lIdies who offer n Inu-
sical dancing and singing act Mss
Jessie viii ne remembered as the
greatest lady cornetst and is aIJo
proficient 'on the piano and piano ac-
cord an. Walter S. Howe e Co.
will present their new comedy Snit.
Tho Two Candidates and Emily
Darrell & Co will offer sketch.
entitled Late for Rehearsal" This
act is going hi; and this par Of per-
formers ore slated Tor the bright
lights OF Broadway if their present
Ineritor.Ous work IS kent no. In ad-
dition to tho above mentioned five
vaudeville acts Mrs Vernon Castle
viii he seen in the tenth episode of
"Patria"