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Evening star., 1917-09-09
PETROGRAD AND MOSCOW
REPORTED SHORT OF FOOD
Extraordinary Measures Are Being
Taken to Save the Two Russian
Cities From Famine.

STOCKHOLM, September S.-A food
crisis in Petrograd and Moscow is re-
norted in advices received here from
Haparanda- NJ Jurenew, Russian min
;ster of communications. is said to have
asked NJ Pieschehonoff. minister of
supplies. to take further extraordinary
measures to save these cities from fam
inc, saying supplies on hand in Petro-
grad would suffice only for ten days.
and that conditions in Moscow were
worse.
All the bread in Moscow has been dis
tributed, and in order to provide a
been made to keep continuous COM
munication by means of special trains
between the supply centers and Petro-
grad and Moscow.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Floyd Wears was convicted Friday
of the murder of James Blizzard, COM
mitted twenty years ago, and sentenced
to eighteen years in prison. according
to a dispatch from Gate City, Va, whore
he was tried.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
SPECIAL HOMES

FOK SALE
CLEVELAND PARK-$1b.O00.
corner home on large lot about
6Sx153 feet. House contains II
large, delightful rooms, several open
freplaces, 4 baths, glass-inclosed
sleeping porch. large front and side
porches; garage In cellar for electric,
with equipment for charging; also
garage for gasoline car. Really
should be II you are expecting
to buy a home.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$15,00 600.
West of 14th st. car line. detached
center entrance hall type of home.
built of hollow tile. Has II rooms.
breakfast room, baths. 2 glassed-in
sleeping porches. stone foundations
and many other unusual features. A
section that Is rapidly increasing in
value.
CHEVY CHAsE-$1o.50o.
A really beautiful home-9 rooms.
baths. h.-w.h., electric lights. Lot
60x125 feet. Shade trees. etc. Phone
for engagement to inspect this home.
FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE-S6. 500
Don't miss this chance. A new
home on large lot; close to cars.
Has rooms a bedrooms). reception
hail. sleeping porch, large pantry,
built-in icebox. >cloakroom, atcc
over entire house: bright. dry cellar.
laundry tubs. servants toilet. Only
one house like this left. Act now.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
OFFER wanted; 2-story, Broom
house, ami; northeast section.
Address Box 325-M, Star Office. y
1462 Columbia Road.
Price Reduced

Attractive and unusually well built: eleven
rooms, three baths; semi-detached; house with
garage and modern In every respect; easy terms;
no reasonable offer refused.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

FOR sALElwEsT OF CONNECTICUT AND
north Of Massachusetts avenues; 4 three-story.
nine-room brick dwelling. in nne condition.
Owner has reduced his price for quick sale. A
real opportunity for some one who wants q
home in this exclusive section.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
Evening star., 1917-09-09


Mr. RENTER,
Before you decide to pay as much as $3.50 .
list Of new houses on our easy payment plan.
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER, INC.
1903 New York ave.
Headquarters for new houses the easy pay
ment plan.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
FOR SALE-STABLES.

FOR sALE-THREE BRICK STABLES; CLOSE
to 18th and streets: owner is anxious to sell
and will accept low Prize; for d parTsGiars Sg see
13S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

FORsSALE-LoW-P PRICED HOUSE IN A
HIGH-CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD.
$4250 WILL BUY A GROOM HOUSE ON n
ST NEAR 18th; MUST BE SOLD; NO REASON
ABLE OFFER REFUSED.
STONE 4 EAIRFAx. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO RENT BARN OR
the like. in near city near convenient car line:
for barn dance on Halloween; to accommodate 20
couples; reply giving particulars. Address BOZ
126-Q. Stac once. ~
Evening star., 1917-09-09

SACRIFICE BEST CASH OFFER FOR s2O5o
In modern house near 1zth and Park. Address
Box 162-M, Star once.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

FOR sALE-ONE OF THE GREATEST BAR
gains ever offered the Heights; probably the
most desirable square between 14th and 18th
sts A quick buyer can get 1t for $3.50: build
er's price. $500. There are rooms. rooms
it. deep to a wide alley. II you are looking for
bargain this is your opportunity.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
WANTED-ROOMs.

COUPLE want 2 or rooms; light housekeeping;
northwest section; furnished or unfurnished;
monthly lease; state terms. Address Box Ok,
Evening star., 1917-09-09
SUBURBAN BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.

WANTED
LADY desires table board. neighborhood of
18th st. Col rd. and Irving st. NV. Address
Box 9o-C. Star office.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

She went forward and saw the big
| hawser sagged in the middle and cut
| the water. The tug had buckled down
to its work, churning up noisy wake.
She could see the backs of the crew
Of the tug where they sat smoking and
solemn and bored to death.
They would have had a good laugh
II they had seen Gloria trying to unite
the knots in that hawser with her lit
tie hands. She was laughing to think
how surprised they would be later
when they discovered by chance that
the barge had disappeared.
When a parcel came home from
shop Gloria always tried to unite it,
then always went for the scissors. So
now, when she saw that she could not
quite unknot the hawser, she looked
for the shears. She found an ak on
deck and attacked the big rope.
She hit everything but the hawser,
and when she hit that at last it was
like hitting huge rubber band. The
ak bounced out of her hands and just
escaped falling into the river. She
picked it up and chopped at the hawser
where it was wound. Every third or
fourth blow hit the cable and severed
Few strands. And finally the rope
gave and flew. The barge quivered at
it's release from the tension, and the
tug, suddenly unhitched from it's load,
jumped forward and sent the crew
sprawling.
Gloria ran to the tiller to steer her
prize home. She was greatly disap-
pointed when she heard the yells from
the tug and saw that the pilot
was making ready to recapture the
barge as soon as he could take in the
hawser. Also she could family hear
the howls Of her cabined and confused
prisoners. II the tug men came aboard
and released them, what would become
Of Moria7 Gloria wondered.
{TO BE CONTINUED.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
WE NEVER

Try to sell you an unreason-
able piece of printing. Con-
centration on the fitness OF
cur copy and design to your
problem. is an art with Ms
that's why our printing al
vays pays.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

pnt or drops of "Gets-It" on the
corn right away Pain and innam-
begin to shriveI from that Instant
then 1T looSens and. falls right off.
There's no other corn-remover in
the world that acts like "Gets-It."
-" Sm ulsepse snc fas osg sov was as
born Don't forget that fact. Gets
1t" does away forever with the use
of saives that jrritate. bandages that
make a bundle. of your toe, plasters
scissors that draw blood. Use Gets
Jt"--sq0 more digging or cutting.
~Eets-1t" is sold everywhere Csc a
bottle. or sent on receipt of price by
T. Lawrence e. Co., Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Moscow and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by Economical Pharmacy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
Classified Ads

Rates-F1ve cents per line per In
se.rion. About five and half aver
age make a line. Minimum charge
for first insertion Csc.
Rates by the week, per word, one
week &c, two weeks SC, three weeks
loo, one month 12c
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
HOMESTEADS

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
Co. Grant Lands. Title to same re-
vested in United States by act OF
Congress dated June 8, 1916. Two
million three hundred thousand
acres to be opened for settlement
and sale. Power Site, Timber and
Agricultural Lands. Containing
some of best Land left in United
States. Now is the opportune time.
Large Sectional Map showing Lands
and Description of soil, climate,
rainfall, elevations, etc., postpaid
One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating
Co., Box 610, Portland, Ore. J11-A11
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
TVDAY,S MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tho following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer by the
dealer and are changed daily, thus CIV
ng the public the accurate quotations
all classes of grain, produce and
meats:
The grain quotations below were
furnished today by the Mark P. Miller
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
ADVERTISING
Germs Peel Right
OFF With Gets III"
ADVERTISING

q drops, and the Corn is a ''Goner"
When you've got to walk on
are sides of your shoe to get away
from those awful corn-Iains, there's
only one common-sense' thing to do.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
AuCGOneer
W. G. Barge

SELLS ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, FARM
sales speciality. Have had over 80 years ex.
suarantecd. Have me draw your bill up 'i for
YOU free of charge Dhnne 260-T Moscow Ids
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-LAUNDRY WORK AND
Plain Sewing. Phone 40-W. 90tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

Every farmer should use printed
fet1erheads. 1t will bring him bust
ness and improve his standing
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR. SALE-65 ACRES, ONE MILE
from town; also LIS acres one nalle
from Sd ON Main. Call 1851.
Sails
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

FOR SALE-GOOD COOK STOVE.
Mrs. w. ]. Martin. S35 Harold Ave.
88-4p
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

FOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRA-
able rooms, furnace heat, modern
conveniences. 425 E. ID ST. Mrs.
David Urquhart 28tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

M0scow's fire department again
demonstrated its efficiency at the fire
In the Torsen Millinery shop this
morning.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
FOR RENT-R0Oms

FOR RENT-H o L PING
rooms, $500 up. Phone 1901. 91tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
LOST

FILLED OPEN-FACED
watch. Hamilton movement Leave
at Star-Mirror office and receive
reward. 95S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR SALE-FULL BLOOD BROWN
Leghorn roosters. Call 21-L. $3.50
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
VIOLIN REPAIRING

VIOLIN REPAIRING-WO GUAR
anteed. A. W. Sheldon. Phone
31-W
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19

FOR SALE BUNDLE HAY. P. H.
Clayton. Phone 1917. 76tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
FOR RENT--H0uses

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE.
modern in every detail. Address Box
81, Moscow 95tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-19
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneoue.

FOR SALE - DRY 16-INCH WOOD.
Phone l3-N. 92-04
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
5ro's5SliIeRe Gcn'miIIien IN 1t)oIRineton.
2Freutier 28arfour erRrdrt 84pecRe oes 2Se(u6es.
RnsPeBungs 27orCoge (tork 6eKdmpft.
9ptonage. 25tCc qitnftig einBeridbtet

ergob Dob cine OloioritGt bon so bis
10 Stimmen Oorbonoen 1T. Sic 9(n-
nabme inn Senot Gilt ais lider.
Slelnere gIbdn0erlingen mcl6e in
oieiGm ooer Dem on0ereu SoliIc Dor.
genommen per0en miiiieu uerOen
cine Gonferen5 notbmcnoig mod6en
ilno miro oos @eicb nidt Dor 9lblauf
ciner @ode in &roit treten.
Sprecber Glarf rcOctc iibcr einc
StlmOe. Ger 9leOner erfIGrtc, BOB
ooS i5rciwiIigcn-5giieni iit6 flcts bc.
luicicn 6o6c, im0 in ieiuem Staot
oos gSort oGonicript" nit Dem @ort
oGonDict~ flaiiii5irt miro. Gicie
%ortc bradten Dem Neoncr oroBen
9cifoQ Gin.
Gie Scnatorcn Neco, &or0onn
mo Sherman worcn sic 9leoner bon
Scr Senats. .Seiie g(ac 0rct ipradeu
iid) gegen 0ic 9luSmo6ls- 2luS6c6lng
ans. senator 9leeo ipro6 fir 6ci-
no6e bier Stlnocn lnO griff sic 8or-
Ioge III ollen Tetails an. Senator
@arOdmon erfldrtc. 0oB Ct nidt fir
9lusbcblmg liinncu miro, bis ge5cigt
lit OoB ooS 6reilpiaigcu SDItcm
ni@t or6citet. Gr fritiiirtc Die @or-
loge ais cine anOcrc 9(uSlteQln0 Der
EcnOen5 bonn &ioOe Der Iemofraiie
o65lhpcibcn Senator 5bcrmon an
Bcrte liG III G6nlider @eiie.
Ger Sainois. Senator iagtc, ooB
Die 3eitllngen Der oOletropole", wcI.
dc iiorf iiir oen arieg Oeroutport-
lid lin0, eS ober nidt fertig 6rinaeu
IN Der gIeihcn gSeiic 9letrutcn 5u
6ringcn. ghn 8. Slpril woren iii Wiu-
nice, Sno, me6r 9iefriiten 81 ba6en,
troB Der MIR fleinen @inmobher5abl
BON $4,000, ais in Stem Yorf nit G..
0O0,000 @inpo6nern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
sdliffs6aner itrifrn.

Superior, @isc, 30. S[priI.
Gnrd eincn Strife BON 60 O4ie.
term Die 2obncrbo6ung foroerten.
muroc gcitern oie 9Lrbeit allF Sen
Snl9ofen Der Superior Sbiffsbou.
@elcaidait cinaeitellt. q(uf Der S8crft
le6en 5pci Stoblfro6tooupfer fir
fron5oiiIde Sntereiicn i6rer 9oncn.
oung entge9en; gleicb5eitig muroen
5pei unoere 5biffc, fir sic oas 0la.
terinl bereits anlanot bon scr Hc.
gierine commanoirt. 3r1iioent 8onl.
Union iagte, iolte ser Strife niht
obne @eiteres eineeiteat peroen 70
milroe oie glnloge Der 9fegierung
iibergcbcH mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
QIrnnOitiftnna Ocrmnt6ct.

Gric. ga, 25. 9(priI. 5taots.
nno Gount1-9e9orocn 6abcn cine I'M
teriudlmg in Die llriaden oes 9ron'
bcs untcrnommcn. 0as cinen 6ieligen
qroBen @etreioeipeider erudiherte.
6as Gigertbum Der o@reat Safes
Sraniit Corporation" in Dem ii6
ii6er 100000 9uidel @ei5en fiir Die
gIaiirten 6efanOen Der &erluit miro
auf $500,00O geihdBt. Sroboem Be-
ante ser Ccit0i9ait ole glniidt aus
lprebeu, oaB Der Brand our6 einen
iiber6ibten Qhti5ug entitanoen Ill, iino
cnoere Der Wleinung, ooB 8rauoitif-
tins oorlieet, SSm Ge5eniber 1915
witroeu 8pei aioere Speider ocriel.
Fen @cicniboit ourb 6eucr oernib.
tct. nit einem @erIlitc bon uugefa6r
$S00.000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

Die 9iebtc Scr 3eitungen Son0.
llngen ooer Die @olitif Der gegie.
rllng ooer oeren &qrtrcter al fritz.
/ liren merOen rnDerGnoert blei6elL
oo6 cine @egren5lmg miro ouf Der.
0ffentIic6ung bon Snfprmotioncn in
9c5ug ocr notionolcn 8ert9cioigltng,
iolbcr, pie olirc6 oie 8roflamotion
Oes Grdiioenten berbotelt ooer lmtcr
ocn glbi6nitten DER Spionogc.8or
loge, mcl4e beute giinltig Dem Saus
ourh ooS @cIcB. Gonite einbcribtet
murOc, ongepdnot mer0cn.
&croIientliditngen bon pcr6otcneu
Sniormotionen fonncn init elmer
@elo6uBc bon $4,000, @efdneniB.
6oft bis 81 10 So6ren ooer beiOcs
beltroft werocn. Ser g(blc6nitt, pcl.
der ouf 3eitlngen @e5ug bat, loltet:
uS8dbreno irgeuo elmer notionolen
ariic, melcbe ourd arieg bcrporge.
ruien miro, an melc6em oie Ser.
Stnoten tbeilnebmclL ooer Our1 Ve,
orobung cincs iol6cn Grieges, mag
Der Fr0iioent ser Ser. Stuotcn
0ur1 cine Yrotlouotion oosgeite6en
elmer iol6en arilc fiinoeebeu, uno
ourh Broflomotion oie 8erofient-
libung oOer @litt6cilung bon ooer
0cn &eriucb 3u per0iicntlit6cn ooer
nittbcilen ir9cn0 elmer SSniormotion
bc5iiglib Der notionalcn &ertbeioi-
9ing Oerbieten penn nod icinem
0oiiirbolten Ger @6orafter oerlel6cu
Dem 6cinoe niitlih iein f0nnte.
User immcr oiclcS 8crbot Der
lebt, ioa nit ciner @elo6uBe niht
meDr ais $4,000, oocr GefGngniB
ni6t nebr ais 5cbn Sabre oocr bci-
oes beltroit meroen &orgeleben ooB
nidts in Oieiem 9l6ibnitt oerortig
ousgeleot miro, Inn irgeno cine @c.
iprednng, 0isflliiion oocr aritif scr
Sanolltngen ooer Scr @olitif Scr SIC.
gierlng ooer oereu &ertrcter in Der
Serolfcntlibung oerielbcn 5u be-
gren5en o0cr 5u beibrGnfen."
0ie 3eitungcu f0nnen audi bon
einem dnocren 3citobitbnitt betrofien
mcroen .iuclher cine @eloitrafc bon
$4,000 imo 20 Sabre @cfdu8niB
oocr beiOes ooriicbt, per in sriegs
5citen fali1e 8crihte in DER 9lbli6t
ser @inniihung in Die Sperationen
ooer Grfol9 Der glrmeG ooer 6lottcn-
StrcitfrGftc Oeroffentlid1t o0er wcr
In SEriegs6citcn ocn Gcriud modt
llnocboriom untcr SoIootcu wod0u
rufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
GrMitIid gCluarnt
OaS britii6c @OIf.
0cntibc ll-Suutc cine srohc @efu9r.
gRit ciucr Wlifcrntc mrF
gercduct Wcr6cn.

2onoon 25. 9(pril. &or$
Icponport, ser britiidc 9tobrllngS
mittel.0ircftor, erlicB beute cine
crnnc g8ornllng an oos britildC
@olf. 0cs 2onoeS Shiffabrt peroe
tdglid6 in grobcm llmfange berrin-
gert, ic6pcre Gntbebrungcn beorobtcn
oos 8olf, cbc ole ndditc @rntc ein-
ge6rodt ici
Gie1e @nrmmg erfolgte I'M Ser
rcn6ouie in 9contportime einer gtn-
frogc ieitens 2orO 2ouliuoton's, in
micmcit oos freiipiIligc SoItcn Der
@intbciIlIng in Hotioncn @rfolg &C.
bobt bobc, lnO ob oie Rcgicrrng oic
glbicbt babe, 5u 3wungsmuBrcgcln
at greifcn.
User wciB, pnnn oie &ricg cnocn
miro, iogtc Soro Dcuonport. oSSir
miiiicn fir ouc Sale oorbereitct icin,
iognr olf eine benrige WeiBcrnte. Die
5orticbuug o0cr 8eritGrfung Oes
Sein0es Soli6boot SbGtigfeit lit cine
onocrc G6otiodc, nit Der gercbnet
iperoen muB, o6nc Den unierc 9IuS-
iicbten in ole 3ufunft unpoaltdnoig
iinO. @S 1T nitbt 8eit gu 5ogcrn.
SD bubc 0aS erfnnnt uno 0cSbol6
beidloiien oie not6mcnoige Naai6i-
ncrie fir ole @intbeihing in Gotio-
nen iofort in 9epe9lng 5u iceciL
Inn i'll Der Gage 5li iein, Die Gontrole
iibcr cine @ertbcilung bon 8roty
3uder itno anoeren 9iobrungsnlitteIn
aus5uiibcn.
9luf oos freipiIlige 95rin5ip bin
al gepianen piroreifi Sieg iein auf
ocn mir ltol5 iein meroen; 0u8mongs-
n1oBregcl grcifen 81 nliiiien, bciBt ie-
oo1 5rgebcn, oaB in 3eiten Scr ern-
itclten @efobr Gin GROCER Ebeil Der
@eOolfcrung oerfcblte, ieine S6ul-
0igfeit gu t1un."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Mlaiirn. 0rOancn. @cIdLnnnnhmr.

glcw Dorf, 25. 9[pril. Scar
fotil@e Grogucn melAe cinen @ert1
bon $500,000 baben ioaen iino in ole
Ser. Stoaten bon @n9lono un6 Go.
nooo cinecidnulgeelt purocn. wur,
Ocn bon 3oabcomten in 5uei 9lport-
mcnts in oieier lStoot confis8irt ltnO
no6 Dem 3oabouS gebraGt, mic ooS
@oliaei-Souptquortier beute gIbcno
befonnt ga6. 8mci illngc 9tuIicn be-
fnocn ii6 in @oit mo weroen be-
Ihuloiet, 0ro9uen in ibrcm 9eliB
gc0u6t 81 6obcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

g8uibingtom 25. glpril. -
@cgcn 15O Qelticbe, Delcbe cs inter
loIien 6oben Banana uno &onal'
aonc al berloiieI pa6Oen Die Ser,
Stootcn in oen aricg ciugetrcten ma'
rcG wuroen in Dem biibl6en Sotel
u2Gpiuwoa~ auf Gabogo Sslano in
tcrnirt. 0icies Sotcl gebort Der
onicrifouiibcn 9fegicrllng Qie Sr'
tcrnirtcn le6en in groBem Comfort
ltnO bcpo6ncn ole leerltebenOen &dn.
me Der Eouriiten uno auual-glnge-
iteutcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Rnlf(dr lDaurrn rtpoItirrrn AUDI.
So(Oaten (ii6ren ole Auf(tdnOi(6eR an. Ger.
lrei6en Oie(C reic6C grunO6eGBer.

2onooI %. 9lpril. Iepeider
ollS petersburg melOen, Dob lid SCI
reDoliltiondre @ciIt in l1nOlidcu
GiItriften 9fuBIano'S funogc6t im9
Oic ograriihcn @irrcn in Sen @or.
Oergrlno bringt Grob ser Srqonili.
rling bon glo6rlngSmitiel .9hlSihiii.
fen, ipcldjc i6r 9edeS tbluL Ocu @au.
crn tlar 81 nocbclL OnB bic 2ou0-
irage crit oomn in gc60rgcr g9eilc
erlcOi1t lucrocn fonn mcnu oic gla-
Understanding gcrpG6lt iit iino
Die 9mlern gcnejgt Die 9ln0eIegcu.
beit iel6it in sic Snno 3u ncbmcn.
SoIOaten ueldc i6re oiif oem
Sonoe gclcgenc Seiuot5 nit o0er
obne llrloub 6eiudeiI oerbreiiel Die
&lm0e bon Scr 9lcpollltion uno fiibr.
ten oic 9oucrn gegen oie @rlnoe
gcnt6imer 0icS lit bouptlGc6lib Der
Sail I'M Commencement Soratolp.
luo Die 9coolfcrm9 biefo1 rnrubig
it, Cie oortigen @ouern 6oben 9ic-
iohtionen gciaBt ole 2dn6ereien 5u
cpniiS5ircn unO ba6eu nit Der gc.
iibna6mc oeriel6cn lno Scr Gertrei-
bung Ger @runocigent5iimcr 6egon.
ncn.
Gie 9nlern 6obeit bclamt gege.
ben Dab iic ole 6riibiabrs.9lusloot
ielblt iibctne6men. o6er eS 6eiBt, Dab
0ies ipegcn oes @}ongcls an Somen
inn0glid lit. Die 9Iusinot miro ga.
Der 0er5ogcrt uno man bcfiir1tet ci-
men itorfcn Grnte9lusfoll. Sic gc.
60rocn lcgen iicb ms 0littel imo ill-
den oieiem llc6el Dor5u6eugen.
6etn0iclige SoItung &C.,
0enIreide 6omilien
9aucrn-Gonfercn5en, Su mcl6cn
ieIbit oon oen fleiniten @eneinoen
Gelegoten gciauot perocn, peroen in
icoer ruiiiihen @ropin5 oreoniiirt,
Inn Die 9eoiirfniiic Der @auern az
6ciprcGcn. sSn brrcits o6gc6oltenen
Goniercn5cn muroc duf gc6ori0c
&crt6eillmg oeS 2anocs 6cItonoen.
Sine dnrofteriitiide Neiohttion Der-
langt 0oB ollcs 9auo, melbes pri.
potc 2ouoei9entbiimer nidt 6cIdep
fonnen ioiort tenipordr an sic 9ali-
crn aus3ulicicrn lit rmo ooB Soloa
tcnirouen ibren 9lnt6eil frci ino an.
0ere ben i6riaeu SIT nGBigcni bon
Der @cmcinOc 8u 6eiiimmcnocn
@reiie er6oltcn iollen.
3n gcrpilicn 0iitriften qic6t iid
iein0lihe Solhmg gcgcn oic 2ono-
eigent6iiner flno 9eiiora6iide 9ou-
ern bo6eu elm 2uno6ous uno Oie Be
libuneen elmer reiden 6onilie oa.
pliinoert Gie 9ouern oes @ouuer-
Gont6ob 6o6en oic Sduier
Dou &an0beiiseru uiriugt ino oiclc
gc5mungen 0ofnmcnte, IN mclden
lie i6rc Sciiblngcn agiocben SIT I'M.
ter3eihnen
y crDolten lid no o6par. /
tcn0.
Sn oielen Giitrifien 6o6cn sic
9alern o6cr nod ni6tS nnternom- /
men unO wortcn auf oaS Goree6en
Der 8e60rOen sn eiiiaen G6eilcn
9eiiorobicns iino oie 9areru ie0r
reoftiondr mo 6eion0ers in einern
Giitrift 6a6cn bic @dlitdr6e6oroen in
GOeiia itrcnge DlaBna5men 5nr lln' Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26
Gpinnin mirn hinncridltet.

&oris, 25. 9(pril. Qos GriegS-
gcri6t Oerurtbeilte Die 10 Sabre oltc
Spionin Glnilienne 9iole Quciniticre
oun,Eooe. 0aS Wl1oHen pur0e Der.
nrt6ciIt oa iie miIitdriide synforma.
tionen in @euf 2Don uno EoriS fiir
einen Qeqtiden ionneIte, bci Dem
lie olS Qicnerin onaclteQt nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-26

! teroriidltng einer gegenreDollItion1
| rem 9ewe8lng crgriiien.
Sbut cure @flidt.
@ctcrS6nra 25. 9lpril, bio
Sonoon. Ser groBc ShuSlditB oeS
9ouernbumoes bot an oic 9ouern
an Ger 8rout folecuOe 9ittc gcridtct
uE6ut Cure Efldt. 6iirdtet nidt
Dob oic &Gn0crcicn o6nc gud Der.
t5eilt lucrOeu. GieIc &crt6eiIung fanu
nibt ourb ein5elne Goricr erfolgeu,
mcil oies imcre Streitigfcitcu 5ur
6olge bdtte bon ocnen 0er 6einS
profitiren piir0c. 9lur Die conItitli.
renoc 9eriomnilung, in melder S5br
pertreten iein weroet, miro oieie iuid.
tigc 6ro9e enti6eioen.~
9 oIOoten gum Stuuo6aI.
ten olfgeforocrt.
Ger ariegsminiite r6ot alH eincn
9lppcll an Die Solootcn crloiIcn III
Dem cr iie oliforocrt, sic tSront
nidt 5u Oerloiicn @r io6 Iidj oo5u
ocronInBt neil 5o6lrei6c Solouten
lid o6ne llrlaub had ser Seimat1
bc8obeu, I'M bel scr &dnoerbert6ei.
lung nidlt 81 fltr5 5u fommen s.
mar Elm @eriht per6rcitet luoroen
Dab 9liemono ciuel 9lnt6eiG er6oltc,
mem CT nidt perionlib bei ser Ser.
t6eilung 5lgeaen iei. Die SfiBicre
erfldrten Dob Dies ritbt ma6r lei
I'm oaB 6 ii6cr6niipt nod nidt 3ur
GertbeiIimg fon1nlc ober sic Idnoer.
iii6tigcn 9ancrnioloaten oeiertirten
cinfah.
Ger ariegsminiitcr Iogt in ieiuem
9(ppell, Dab bic GeIertirunaen einen
geid6rliden llniang onnc9men unS
gon8 9iuBlnno bon oen troltrigcu
@leIOlngen bon ser 5rout nieocrgc.
idmettert lit gr beriidert, OoB ole
SanoDertbciluug crit nod Dem gu
iommentritte Der 9lationoIperianm.
lung eriolgt.
Die &cgicrulg bat 0en @oridlog
Oes ariegsminiiters, allie Soloaten
i'm Sitter bon mc6r ais 43 sSabren
aus Dem SeeresocrbonO 81 cntloIlen
gltee6eiBcu.
Gtptliltcn pcrlaiicn Sc
terSburg.
Sonoon 25. 9lpril. Cine @e.
tcrs6lrger Depeidc an Die ,GrpreB"
meloet. DAB bic Giuiliiien @eters.
6nrg in GROCER @lenae bcrIoiien. Sin
@oB6urenu NOR am 0ienitug friib
bon 500 Rerionen belo9ert. 2lnfra.
gelt mcs6dl6 iie Sic Staot oerlai. |
icn beontporteten sic nciitcn nur
nit gldiel8udeu iinO Der in RuBIono |
ii6liden 86rolc ,9er, peiB2@
Ter nGrpreB4t tGorreipouoeut iagt, |
Dab bic ,3agbuiiigfeit Ger Reiien0en,
i6rc W}oti0c 6efonnt 5lt gcbcn Der
gaot5menoi9fet oeu 9cdnteu einen
@rlno an3ugebcn, cbe
iie cincu EaB sum Gerluiien Der
Staot cr6olten mo Dem 8erOadte
Dab Scr 6ragcitcllcr Elm 9ie9ierunas
gconltcr it, 3l5nidrei6en lei. gr
iQgt, oos gerIangcn sic Staot 5u
oerloiieI ueroe allgcmein ser gIngit
Dor cincnl oeltticben 8orriiden ouf
Die SolptIioot 5u0eidriebcn. I'm ci.
len &laB ar cinem 8nge uadl W}oS.
.oll 81 er6altcn mnB man iih nun
ile6rerc Gage uornerfen.