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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
RICH OMAHA BOY
JOINS MOSQUITO
FLEET OF U.S.NAVY
Walter Cohn and Four Others
Donate Services and $500
Boat to Uncle Sans
Coast Defense.

Turning his back upon all the COM
forts incident to the life of young
merchant prince, Walter Cohn,
youngest son Of Mrs. Herman Cohn,
has answered the call to the colors.
Cohn now is one of FIVE wealthy and
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
FIFTY DIE AT NATION.

FIFTY DIE AT NATION.
Champaign, ILL.,, May 26.-At least
fifty persons are reported dead at
Nation, ILL.,, as the result of tor
nado which late today destroyed the
northern part of the city. Wires were
prostrated.
Word Of the disaster reached this
city when messenger came by auto
mobile to ask help. He estimated that
the dead might total as high as $50.
When reports were in from the farm
ing regions.
A relief train was made up by the
Illinois Central as quickly as possible
and all available doctors and nurses
were sent to the stricken cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
One Reported Killed,

East ot. LOUIS, ILL.,, May ZO.-Ke-
ports received by the Chicago, Peoria
& St. Louis railroad indicate that one
person was killed and two were ia
tally injured in the tornado at Mo-
desto, III. The property damage, ac-
cording to the reports here was not
large.
Manhattan, ILL.,, Wrecked. y
Joliet, ILL.,. May 26.-Manhattan,
ILL.,, ten miles southeast of Joliet, was
partly wrecked by wind storm late
today and wreckage strews the road
way for two miles out of the village.
A call for help reached this city to-
night, saying that many were injured
and possibly some dead. Stores and
homes were blown to bits.
Elwood, six miles south of Joliet,
was also damaged by the storm. One
boy was killed by lightning.
National Guard Ordered Out,
Springfield, Ill, May 26.-One COM
pany of the Fourth infantry, Illinois
National Guard were ordered to Ma
toon, ILL.,, for patrol duty, it was an
nounced tonight by Adjutant General
Dickson. The soldiers entrain at Eff
hngham.
Thirty Known Dead.
Wichita, Kan. May 26.-Thirty per.
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Reported in Chicago.

Chicago, May 26--Reports to the
Illinois Central railroad from Mat
toon, ILL.,, says that fifty or more per-
sons were killed there late today by
a tornado. A special train has been
sent from Champaign. ILL.,, by the
Illinois Central with doctors and
nurses to Mattoon.
At Westerville, Ili.-Four persons
were killed. A tornado struck the
hamlet and destroyed six or eight
houses. About twenty persons were
injured. Westervelt is in Shelby
county on the Chicago & Eastern rail-
road. The dead:
MRS. MARY CRIsMAN.
MISS MYRTLE CRISMAN
MRS. SADIE JACKSON.
DAVID MrDONALD.
Tornado at Charleston.
Terre Haute. Ind, May 26.-Tele-
phone messages received here from
Ashmore, ILL.,, asked that all available
physicians be hurried to Charleston,
III. The information was that scores
had been injured in tornado which
struck Charleston and vicinity late
this afternoon. Wires to Charleston
are down.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

socially prominent young men who
are Drawing hardships as members OF
Uncle Sans mosquit feet.
Young Cohn, without ostentation,
departed a week ago. Only few Of
his intimate friends knew of his plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
MOVE TO DUST
johnny LYNCH
STARTED HERE
Papers Filed in Court Demand
ing Removal of the County
Commissioner Named in
BIaCkmaiI Case Fight.

A move to oust County Commits
sioner Johnny" Lynch from office is
the latest turn in the fight that has
been waging between Lynch and
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
The Weather

For Nebraska--Fair.
Hourly Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Storm Strikes Modesto.

Alton, ILL.,, May 26.-A tornado is
reported at Modesto, ILL.,, fifty-six
miles northeast of here. Many cast
alties are reported.
The news was received here over
the wires of the Chicago. Peoria & ST.
Louis railway. Railway advices are
that the town was practically de-
molished. All wires to Modesto are
down.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
SIXTEEN GERMAN
AIRPLANES RAID
BRITISH COAST
Seventy-Six Persons Killed and
ia Injured; Three Planes
Shot Down in Fight
Above Sea.
BULLETIN.

DOLLE I'm.
Berlin, May 26.-(Via London -
German air squadrons yesterday
dropped bombs on Dover and
Folkestone, the War department
announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

CONTINUED on Page Two. Column One.)
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Comparative Local Record.

iperature and precipitation departures
the normal at Omaha yesterday:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
RlSKED U BOAT FOR PIG.
Germans CO, Porker. but Barely Is.
capped Destroyer's Shell.

IN Atlantic Port \ desire Tor the
luxury III pork chops aud other savory
attributes ut no" pic Inspired The com
mAndrr 81 German submarine nn
June - ~ the Nlore~ To- risk his boat
10 make u iu" >lloaiiu. pnrkcr "a pri>
oner Of war The pig belonged 10 the
Norwegian sailing ship Slraa. and The
mon ~ HE submarine chased il around
the deck several times before they cap,
tured it nud bore it sducalus to the
submarine
An enemy destroyer had been sighted
bearing down on the submarine. ana
she rot below the surface Just In time
to avoid shell that struck close to the
spot where she had taken the pig pris
oner
The destroyer took aboard the crew
Of the Siraa. which had been destroyed
by bomhs. an d they arrived at an
American Isrr
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
NAVAL RESERVE FORMED.
Admiral cowles 20 Organize Boys anc
Men Not In Draft.

Bridgeport Conn Under the dire,
tion uf Rear Admiral William g..
Cowlc> retired. volunteer boys not yet
d draft axe and registered Young men
not called in the first quota of the Ia
tional army will Ice formed into re-.
serve for the nitcd States navy.
Men equipped With naval knowledge
have been selected 10 instruct in uavi-
CATION piniine signaling and othcr
accomplishments II II sailor Tie re-.
crul> win hr called for IN ever, sea
port town ~ Connecticut Amcri u
SliphuiIdius plan. Rear Admiral CoWlr>
thinks. viii soon create great demand
for navy recruits If hc can send
trained Young mci into the breach the
rear admiral hc.ic>cs hc will hc HrhioN
iuG his Iii as Il retired officer.
Rear Admifai CoWlcs is chairman 81
the milltu! and naval committee OF
thc Conur, tic.u Council Of Defense and
nuNal AID on thu stan u Governor lIo.-
comb
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
ALASKA TO SUPPLY PLATINUM
Discovery CT Precious Metal Arouses
Government.

Government.
Washington l'i>eo,ciy Of platinum
In Alaska rs lIr llct>ehcl {. PARKER ~
New NurL hbd others has aroused GOV.
eruucnt agencies o. the greatest actiV.
i,y IN Tie Aorr II hnding sufficient
quantities ot the precious metal To
meet ~, war nccd> - the allies
-Four government experts have been
assigned to >,udt me Alaskan s.tua-
tion ami ioluti II TIC discoveries may
rcplcnl~h The platinum supply nj N
recently g., ihc virtual cessation II nc
thiticS iu the I raj mountain mines.
the source ~ the worlds greatest sup
ply.
Intensive operations would follow II
favorable report. FOR the true condi-
tlon 1t i de- Jared cannot Lee deter
mined before ncNt wear by which time
the present short supply viii be almost
exhausted
Professor Parker has reported finding
platinum III quantity In the gravel Of
the kahiltnA river during gold plncer
drilling Alaskan gold miners also
HuNt l'lNltft Iiu mum 'AN''h fh
aud twelve ounces ~ the precious
metal were discovered IN Alaska last
ycnr nnd this smnll amount was suiii-
cicnt I" stimulate further prospecting
this wear
War uses ~ platinum include the
making of sulphuric acid and tho com.
rlriion of contact points ot the ignition
system ~ ncroplancs. automobiles and
telephone aud telegraph Instruments
So acute Is the world shortage that the
price has advanced from $40 to Slo5 an
ounce since the hcginnn. Of the war.
Seven hundred aud nifty troy ounces
constitute the largcS, annual Produc
tion Of platinum 10 The United States
while Ku>s.a. before the opening of The
war produced as much rs 3ooWV
IN u year
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
43 YEARS OF LIFE IN JAIL.
When Old Man Returned TO Home
Town No One Knew Him.

Town No One Knew Him.
Owcnsborn l[y-Ailcr forty three
wears spent in the Arkansas rcnitcu
tiury az Little Kooh Joseph i. Jones
has returned here to pick up the thread
Of lille that WAS broken when he was
sent 10 prison
When young man Jones went 10
Arkansas 10 work on Il farm He met
and loved the daughter "t the farmer
who cmploycl him. The girl had an
other admircr. who WAS the son 81
wealthy farmer lie did not relish the
intrusion, quarrclcd with Jones ana
fought ku.tc due with linn ut th"
gate of the girl : home When the fight
ended ZONES rival WAS dead
After a ha>ty trial Jones Was 90.
,ictcd Of murder ia the first degree and
Sent to prison tor lie After forty
three years his case was laid before In.
governor y pardon was granted. Oid
Man Jones walked out Of the prison
The gin for whom lie had fought had
never married. hut She had Ion. since
been dead rcuulcsS Jones walked
from Little Rock 10 Owcnshoro 80
one remembered him He is a stranger
in his own home town
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
PORTO RICO HELPS
Fine Patriotic Spirit Is Shown In
Our Island.
1000 IN NATIONAL ARMY.

Training Camp For Officers Reserve
Corps Will Have About 200 Who Win
Get Commissions as FIRST and Second
Lieutenants-oHieers From the Unit.
cd States and Native Regiment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01

Purina Alfalfa Meal
Purina Scratch Feed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
MOTIFS HOG MEAL
$2.25 BAG

Promotes sound healthy state Pro
duces fat. bone and muscle Promotes
a vigorous appetite Improves the ami
mails digestion Brings hogs into good
condition. Improves the circulation.
Prevents collie and iiarrhoeA DESTROYS
and eradicates worms Makes Young
hogs develop quickly Makes fat and
growth Possesses antiseptic qualities
is health giving and health restoring
Makek firm hard flesh Enables the
animal 10 extract the maximum nour-
ishment from all foods taken into the
stomach lnsures prime condition Of
coats and skin Effects substantial
saving in grain accounts Makes more
meat on less feed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND
SEEDS. FEEDS. GROCERIES

Purina { hicI Feed
Purina Pigeon Feed
Purina Hog Feed
Purina Horse Feed
Purina Chowder Feed
Purina Dairy Feed
Buffalo Gluten Feed
Brewers Grains Feed
Ground Oats
Cracked Corn
Rolled Oats
l.lnseed Mea
Cotton Seed Mea
Digester Tankage
Consolidated Beef Scraps
3 Medal Beef Scraps
oyster Shells
Mica-Grit
Hen-E Ia
aiiir Corn
Rdye' S Calf Mea,
Quaker Calf Meal
Broken Rice
Cracked Peas
Rock Salt
cat Bone
Ground Charcoal
Western Recieaued Clover Seed
Western Recieaued Timothy Seed
Western RecIeaned Alfalfa Seed
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
HINTS FOR TIE
CITIZEN SOLDIERS

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:. " you put mem M" l''"''''e y
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01

1000 Bushels Western Recleaned
White Seed Oats
40 Tons Agricultural Salt
80 Tons Cotton Seed Meal
40 Tons Timothy and
Scarlet Clover Hay
10 Cars Western Bran and
Middlings
400 Bbl. Duluth Family Flour
10 Cars Stable Manure
40 Tons Galvanized Barbed Wire
500 Kegs Wire Nails
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01
Molasses for Stock

FOR HORSES Saves % per cent
Of the feed bills.
FOR COWS Increases the milk
flow one or two quarts per day,
and reduces feed bill
Price 27c. Gallon
About Is Gallons to the Barre
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-01

san Juan. T.. H. The training camp
for the Porto Rico contingent ~ the
officers reserve corps opened with "uD
candidates in attendance These ap.
plicantS viii he trained by officers sent
from the States aud 10y some OF the Of
ficers OF the Porto Rico regiment who
have been called from the canal zone
for the purpose. II is presumed that
the officers who come from the States
will remain to serve with the national
army brigade which Porto Rico is ex-
pccted 10 furnish This brigade will
number 700 Most ~ the applicants
at the insulnr training camp viii re
celve commissions MS first or second
lieutcnnnt~. few gaining higher rank
The course OF instruction will be
identical with that ~ the camps in the
States and will last three months The
candidates VIII enlist for that period
al the same time agreeing To take what
ever commissions may Ice offered them
The commission calls for mn enlist.
meut II i've wears unless sooner dis
charged ~ the war department. though
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
SnOicn in Berlin.

gIuS Berlin miro geIbriebcn: Ser
lin lit tDieoer Inn cine Seniution ret-
der. Sen 0cbicnseipannen Die felt
mcbreren Eogen uniere StroBen Der.
ihonern, bat Iicb cine neuc Gonfur-
reiB 5ugeieut. Cine 9erliner Soges-
5eitltng botte neuli6 6as 9eiebeoiirf.
niS ibrer glbonnenten fait ilitbt befrie-
oigen fonnen. Yfer6c lln0 ShIen ma
rem nidt mebr imiton0c, Die Idperen
Yopierboaen ouf oen nod i9pcreren
@tienipagen ourb ole idnccglottcn
StraBen 5ur 9ruderci at befor0ern.
Bier Sugen6ed'i9c glefonten, Die
atgenibeinli1 in Der 9fei6Sboiipts
lta0t am glbenO in einem 3irfliS ibre
Seiinite 6eigen botten ober @itleio
nit unS piIienOuritieen 8crlinern.
am friigen @ormittag eilten iie Dem
2Inbolter gabnbof 81, Inn oaS o@e-
pod in @mpfang 81 nebmen. @aIO
paren bic @aeen bobbeluOen unO Die
0idbGliter roIlten, ais oogen lie Yup-
penpa9en, Oie 2aiten bebeno ibretil
Seitimmilngsort ou. Wean fomlte Ii9
in Die lStroben GolomboS beriett 0en-
fen, bGtte ni6t Elm ei1iger gforopino
init ieinen t2 @ro0 96Ite qebloIen.
Dorum iobcn ou1 Oie edit inoii6ea
Sobne Der Come, Die Die glefanteil
leiten, nidts peniger ais in0iid aus.
8ie Weumien eingebuIlt. auSgeItattet
nit moOernen europ1iiden 9elo.
miisen ltatt Surbonen lenften iis
reiteno ibre SbiitIinee our1 oic
StroBen. 6iirpubr, elm uuBerae-
p0bnlihes 8ilO, 0as notiirIi6 Ieine
gln0iebungsfraft auf Ole @erliner
ni1t nerfeblte. Die nierbeinige Som
fiIrren5, Die Bferoe, itounten nlG1tig.
S06it intcreiiant mar es, ibr BE.
nebmen ben 6rem0lingen eeqeniibcr
5u beoba1ten. SAT- oIle i6euten, aIs
lie Die 9angriiiiel Die StroBe entlang
5ieben iobcn, sic Shien blieben Ite-
ben, llno ielbit Die 9liitos itouoen iia,
nm Die ueuen &oueeen 5u bepunoera.
Ser 9erliner @oltspib bate eutcn
Gag, uno Die louten gluslprii6e Der
ihlagfertigen Suti1er perfeblten
ibre g8irfilng nibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

rer @eIiebten fir Oas gon8e Subr uiO
trugen OoH penigitens ouf Dem Seim.
meg Elm berubigteS Ser5 in Der 9riit.
9luh fir OoS @ieb mar oas gSolier
beiIium. Sn monben @cgenocn mar
eS Site - 10 gum geiipiel in Olt.
preuBen nod Dor einem Sabr6ebnt
II, 0aB oie W2Gnner Die @fcroe an
Sitermorgcn in Die Shwenme ritten.
Inn iie oos gon6c Snbr iIber ltnrt lino
geiuno 5u crbolten. g(uS 6ieier gluf'
faiiltng berouS erflGrt es lid aud,
pesbolb man iih ouf Dem 2onOe,
beiite nod in S1leiicn, @eitpreuBen,
gegenIeitig nit @aiier begicBt; es
idcint IeOiglib elm S1abernad 81
iein meint aber getpiB cine @uttat,
0a oos g8aIier eben Sell lno 3aii.
berfroft beiist. Ser Sinn oes ioee-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

ser beioniiden @crmonen bon Itorfen
3m;berfrditen erfiiat in Der gta@t
5um Sitcrionntog, beionocrs oas
@aiier pur6e nit iuunoerbarer Sell
froft 6egabt. GS madte id0n wie
Wldr5peildcn, cS bcilte oie &ranfbei.
ten ser Sout, eS i6iiste Dor iieben-
lnOiieb3igerlei 6ieber, bielt oie gIu.
Gen fIar, ia, cS mor Elm eeiegnetes
8oiier, lno Der @loube mar be.
oiiideno, Ger oen 6roucn ltn0 M20O-
hen Die 8rnse bano lno Iie I'M @for-
genorouen binmlS trieb an Die fife
Bcnoeu @epdiier, Inn ou gegen oen
Stron nit 9onnen iino Rriiaen 5u
i6opfeu. ollnter9cb'n ouferlteb'n,
inmer treii, eiuig neu~, 10 ipraden
ole 2iebenoen, ebe iie tronfen; oanlit
iiherten iie iib Die 9lnbdneIi6feit H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

nannten S6mad- ODER S6med.
oiterns lit neit ibperer ou ergriinOen.
Der @raucb beitebt in allen @egen-
Den, mo- oas iloipiibe Clement ge-
berridt bat uno iib nod sab erb1lt,
trob oller @ermnniiierung. 0as pol
nii6e @ort 0oiiir lit oSnliguit".
llnmogIi6 fam es nur cine Suit am
S1laaeu iein, onfiir lpiiroc man
idlperlih 8irfenrrten iorgfdltig, Oa-
NIT iie 4noipen treiben, in Moiier-
floiden ite6en. 9lm Ntontag i1logen
Die WiGnner ole 6rouen, am 0iens-
tag nebmen oie 6rouen ibre Gahe.
9e0eiltet oos 70 biel, olS oaB @iner
am glnoern Die 2ebensfraft erpeden
oufriitteln mia9 ODER lit es cine glb-
re6mlng un0 Strafe, Die iih Die @e-
idlehter geeenieitig unseoeiben loi-
len, oomit iie iib fir6erbin beiiern2
Gerein6elt in 0orfern ino fleincu
St6oten Der n0roIi6en Eropin5cn
finoet man belite nod elm 9lteripiel
oas nit @elang uno Son5 i'm 5reien,
auf eriinem 9foien, obgebalten miro;
ooron iAIieBt iib Elm lln5ug Ger ain.
Der ourh ole Orti6aft, nobel iie
6unt gei1miifte 81um6en trogen.
Wtan nenut Dies oos 9Gtare ODER
Sommeriingen, oenn ooS 9lbiinger
bon &ieOern, Die 0en Sriibling beipia-
fommen lit cine SauptiaAe bel Dem
llnl5ug. Soer pieleibt lit Die Soupt-
ia6e oas @ininnmeln BON fleiner
Niin5e uno MebIweiBen, pie cine be.
itimmte Sorte fleiner, Iei1ter &u9en
beiBt. Seoenfaas 6erItrert iih oos
erfrelite &inoeroolf nit Dem 8etpuBt-
iein, oas Seinige geton ou baben
Oamit Elm idoner SomrHer benz Sriib-
ling folgen moge.
Slterfeuer an5iIn0en, mar friiber
cine aIgeneine Site in gaoroOeutid-
lano; in Gbronifen aus Dem 16.
5abrbunoert lit es nie6ergeIegt, pelb
einen prd1tigen glnblid Oie SreuOen-
brGnOe ouf allen Bergen uno Siigeln,
bon froblodenoen Menlben rmton5t,
obeegeben baben. 8eridpiinoen lit
aud Der 8rai6. oab Der @inter in
@eitaIt cine Strobpuppe 6erriiien
uuo aus ben06rfern geworfen puroe,
D1breno Der brunt oltfgepubte 8riib-
ling beronrudte un6 nit iiberl6peng-
libem Slbel gefeiert muroe.
@on ol oen bunten 6eit6utoten lit
alS lleberblei6iel oas farbigc Siterei
nod OorbonOen unO eS lit gut, OaB
oie SSrgeno 70 felt oaron bGngt, iid
oomit beidenfen 5u loiien oOer es i'm
fablen @orten 81 iltben, ionit ipiirOe
es olb baI0 beri6WinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Ger SSlbelruf Scr tinOli6en Sci
ocnD6lfcr: Ser 6riibline 1T eriton-
oenl4 nur0e bon Der niDiiiicben 9ct.
i6ait oGhriit lit erltonoenl" ipdter
iibcrtGnt; Oo1 i6re 8eit6rdudle lieBen
iib sic gefsbrten ebenlo menig neb.
men mic sen g3anen oOitern" fir
has 9luicrIte6ungSfeit. Spm6oliibe
ggaiicr- ltn66elerbrdiide. seid]nliidts
@aumc, bllutc Gier, fnoipenOe Grfeu
uno 8eioenreiier, morgeuolicbc @Gn-
ge in tiefcln Shueigen 81 flieBenoen
@Apdiiern. E6n3e uno Spiele, oa
oaS oientc in olten 3citcn 0lIr Scr
bcrrlicbun8 0es Oiterfultus lmo Der-
quidte iid nit Dem @ottes0ienii IN
Der Stride lnO oem Sc9en Der 4Srie-
tier.
1ic 9}otur bar nah Sem @laubcH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
cferbraudc nnO cileripiclc.

Sic pciB gefleioet eebodltc, boloe
1SriIblmessattin Gitaro mar bod)lt.
uabrltbelnlid 0ie beltgeliebte iant'
liher Doitinnen bei oen gernlanllNen
Sei0eno5lfcrn; Die 6clIc, sic Spfer,
Die 3cicrn iino Edn6c, bic i0r galten
paren bic rei6iicn lilb 6er3li@ltea
iul 1onjca Satire. Eds iitgon5 crtldr
lid; oenu mas lit in n0rolicbcn Sour
ocn mddtigcr ols Der cnolid1 crrun.
gcnc 2ieg oes 2ibts umO Der 92arue
iiber Gunlelbeit ln0 &dlte, NOS miro
ircnoiaer 6c9riiBt, ais oaS Grpa1eH
Ger 9tatur nod. @rabc8liille, mas be.
lcbt Ser3 ltno e5enliitb 10 itorf mie Der
Criiupb Der epigen Sugeao ilber
0as llltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

@onge befinOliden Sttcrnierunsen
peroen 03itte Sanuor etpa 5000
9riegsgefangene in ser Shpeio in-
ternicrt iein. 0ieic 3nbl I6Bt oeutlidl
erfennel mcl6 groBc glrbeit, welh
ouBeroroentIi6e @lii6e Der idwei5eri-
l9en 8egierung bel Der Illr1fiib-
uug oieies @erfes entitebt fir Oas
ibr Die oeilti4e 9tegicritng Ben w0rm-
item m6 ouirihtigiten Conf soft. g(le
GinOriidc 10 iblpb Der @cnerol, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

beItGtist prlroc, betGtigen iie ibre
1unfburfeit nad olBen bin Ourc9
CUTE Sii6rune. @lit gang beionoerer
@enugtuug borte i'd oicIfo6 9euBe-
rungen Der Snternierten iiber oas
CUTE @erb1ltnis 5u Der ihpei6erii@en
9ebolferuug, Die eS iih ebeniaas ie9r
angelegen iein IdBt, oen 2euten ibrcn
9lufentholt 10 angene6m ruie moglid
Su madeu. glaH 9I6iAluB ser jcbt i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

ib auf mciner Reiie eemonn buben
mid felt oapon iiber5eugt, ooB auD
Oie 0cittiAcn Snternierten ielbit oieie
ibr gan5eS 9cben binOllrb nibt per-
qelicn meroen lnO mir modten bof-
0onfeBpflidt bon empfunOen uno lte
len olB oomit aud iiir fiinftiee 6rie.
ocns5eiten Elm neues. feIteS 8ano 5pi-
i6en oen beiOen befreunoeten 9ta9.
boritaoten gidaffen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

oeren 8ped un0 @e0eutiing ibon biel
bin uno her geitritten plroe. sic
iteben balo ein5eln, bolo in @ruppen
ODER Geiben ais ltumme 3cllgen eIner
unen0lih fernen @or5eit. Nlon fmoet
lie in ben meiiten 9GnOeru @uropa5,
i'm n6roliden glfrifa unO in gliien.
Inter oeu megalitbiinen Steinoenf-
mdlern @robbritanniens iino Die be-
riitmteiten Die BON Stonebenge uno
g(burD; ouf oeu europaii6en 6elt-
lauoe bat rie gretogne nid]t MIR Die
5a6Ireititen ionOern ou@ Die groB-
item uno i60niten ouf5upeileu uno
tie ipieleu Sort cine pihtige Sfolle in
Dem Sogcni6ot Ger 8eb0lferung.
sic itanmcn BON eiuem golfe, 6as IN
ser iiingcren Stein5cit bis gum Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

ginn oeS @ron5e5eitoIters nod Dor
6en 4eIten in Der 9retagne gelebt
bat; oa man iie ober 8uerit fir felti'
ic6e 9lltertiimer belt, 10 pitrOen ibren
oeri6ieoenen glrten Die feltii6en g&a-
men Die Iic in ben betreffenoen @e-
genoen tragen gan3 augenlein beige
legt 9ooon fiibren nunmebr oerar'
tige Gin5eliteine oen gtamen Wlenbir
Coon benz bretoniiden 0Dtacn" p
Stein uno "bir" - lang); Die Sell
ientii9e mo SeIienfautmern beiBen
0olmen (oon oDouI" oOer Dol -
Slid uno ,@uen" - Stein) unO Oie
Steinfreiic Gromleds Coon nGrom"
- Greis unO SEQ - Stein). Sn
beioH6ers groBer 9ln5abl finOen iib
oieie megoIitbiiden Steinoenfmdler