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The Redwood gazette., 1917-05-30

e. E. Peterson and family autoed
to Vesta last Thursday.
| III: F. Johnson left the first of the
week for Aledo, ILL.,, where he will
spend week with old time friends.
Mrs. L. w. Henderson and children
of Dupree, S. d., have been the
guests the past ten dast of the fam
lily of Mrs. Henderson's sister, Mrs.
K. L. Knudson.
Miss Florence Evans Of Redwood
Falls. is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. H. F. johnson.
Mrs. M. S. Miller and son. Merle,
left Saturday for Washington, D. c.,
where they will spend the greater
part of their summer vacation.
Miss Clara Broecker departed for
Morgan the end of the week and after
making few days. visit there with
her sister and family will go to her
home at Copas, this state, where she
will spend her summer vacation.
Thomas Mckay has purchased a
new Buick Six.
Tomorrow, Thursday, is the last
day for the paying of real estate tax.
If you have not done so, better call
in at your bank and make arrange
ments.
June is registration day, in con-
nection with the conscription law, for
all male citizens twenty-one years old
to thirty-one, inclusive.
Next Sunday is the date set for
the meeting Of County Sunday School
Convention in the Presbyterian church
at Delhi.
Arthur Carbert and son, Charles,
autoed to Worthwhile, S. D., last week.
Mr.. Carbert will remain there for
some time, plowing on his farm with
a large tractor which he purchased
and had shipped to that point, while
Carles will return soon with the Ford
Guests of the E. E. Peterson home
| last week were Mrs. C. E. Engman-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alvine Of Swed-
esburg, Iowa, and Doctor Peterson OF
| Vesta.
Holt Brothers Of Swedes Forest
had shipped in last week large trac-
tor plow for use on their farm north
west of town.
| Mrs. Katherine Sinnott and family
moved to Redwood Falls last week.
A. H. Bailey, d. D. of Spokane
Wash, arrived here the hrSt OF the
week for visit with his brother, E
A. Bailey.
D. M Monson, C. S. Knudson and
Frank Young have enlisted in the
marine service of their Uncle Sam
and left Monday night for St. Paul.
Mrs. @. A. Bramsche and son, Will
bur, have been spending the past
week with relatives at Morton.
Glenn Lukens Of Redwood Falls
spent Sunday with Guy and Percy
Mrs. R. E. Archer and daughter
Sylvia, were passengers to BelvieW
on the Friday afternoon train.
C. F. Angel and family of Willard
were over Sunday guests at the Pler-
sol and Kienzler homes.
Miss Josephine Erickson left the
first of the week for her home at
Candy. :,
John Miller and family now ride
in a new pullman car.
| Earl Thomas of Chicago, is guest
of his cousins, Ed. and Lars Flore.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-05-30

Ralph Stegner was adjusting tele-
phone trouble here Monday.
Mrs. Dora Tordson is still very ill
at her home in Sheridan township.
DR.. Emma Aldrich was a profess
sional caller at Delhi Tuesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Harried Of Nor
gan, were guests of relatives here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The entertainment at the Norwe-
gian Lutheran Church Wednesday
evening by the Olson sisters proved
to be very good and the large audi.
ence was well pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Longbottom
and Miss Vera Longbottom were over
from Seaforth Tuesday.
John Sorenson and Joe Pistulka of
Seaforth were here Saturday night
to get the formers automobile.
A. j. Van Zelus was a county seat
caller Saturday.
The Alumni of the Belview high
school will hold their annual banquet
here June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoppenrath,
Mrs. Louis Leonard and Mrs. HIM.
Hoppenrath were callers at the Dora
Tordson home Wednesday evening.
A nice baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Enger last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Fitch of Wood
Lake. attended the Sander-Iverson
wedding here last week.
VIM. Maus returned Tuesday from
visit with his parents at Osakis.
The Belview baseball club will play
match game with Clarkfield at
Echo on Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neuenburg and
daughter were here Thursday. The
daughter took the afternoon train
for her home near Vienna, S. D.
Invitations are out for the silver
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew M.
Monson on Decoration Day. The Bel
view Silver Cornet Band will furnish
the music and an exceptionally large
attendance is expected to help this
estimable couple enjoy the quarter
century mark on the matrimonial
| journey.
Grant Rain and wife were Redwood
Falls callers Thursday forenoon.
All those who took part in present
| ing "The Smuggleman" met again
Thursday, and Artist Oscar Gimme
stad took their picture in costume
which pleased the children immensely
County Commissioner Jas. Gaffney
and wife were here short time last
Thursday. Mr.. Gaffney was on ar
inspection tour of the state roads ir
this vicinity.
Representatives of the proposed
new banking institution to be estab-
lished at Delhi were interviewing
prospective stockholders in Delhi anc
Kintire townships. They seem to be
meeting with considerable success.
Dick Adsit made his initial appear.
ance on our streets Thursday ane
while not as early as the robin, he
comes from a winters sojourn il
Florida.
Thomas Kirby was here Thursday
on a business trip.
Nearly all of the close relatives Of
Mrs. Dora Tordson have paid her 9
visit the past week and all hove done
something to relieve the suffering
which her broken limb occasions.
Editor johnson, wife and son were
entertained at the home of relatives
in Seaforth Sunday.
The DIR. Aldrich and L. Rosberg
families were Vesta callers Sunday
evening.
The public school will close this
week. The commencement exercises
will occur at the Odeon on the even.
ing Of June 1. Hon. Frank Clague
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02
GERMAN PEACE OFFER
TO BELGIUM REJECTED
BELGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER DE-
FEATs. EFFORT TO SPLIT AL
IIEs-INDEmNITY WAS OFFER
ED TO THAT COUNTRY

London. Oct. 29-La Metropole.
Belgian newspaper published here,
says a German attempt to separate
the allies has been defeated by Baron
de Brouqueville, Belgian foreign min
lister.
According to this newspaper Ger
many recently made a peace offer
TO Belgium.
La Metropole says the bearer of
the peace proposal was a Belgian in
dustrial and financial magnate who
knew Foreign Minister de Broque-
vile personally. He went to Paris
through Switzerland and asked for
meeting with the minister, who met
him in a Paris hotel. The emmissary
here said he was commissioned by
Baron Won der Lancken, legal ad
wiser of the German government in
Belgium, TO propose that semi-official
Belgian and French delegates should
meet German delegates in Berne to
lay down basis for a lasting peace.
The following preliminary con-
ditions were presented:
Recognition of Belgian indepen-
dence; indemnity for war expenses;
reparation for war destruction ac-
cording to the Belgian common law
and convoeation of peace confer
ence at Brussels under the presiden-
cy of King Albert
Baron de Broqueyille, the news
paper says. defeated this attempt to
separate the allies.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

assistance. AS the result of the con-
centration OF an imposing array of
artillery and massed batallions, the
Austro-German forces have succeeded
in penetrating the recently won
Italian positions in the Tolmino Sec
tor.
The broken, steep, mountainous
character OF the terrain makes il
difficult to hold entertainments when
once certain strategic detectives
have been obtained. These the Aus
trians have apparently completed in
in Berlin in order TO secure German
this sector, which may result in the
abandonment by the Italians of the
Bainsizza plateau, which they won
after so valiant a struggle only a
few weeks ago.
Italy is passing through diff
cult movement We must remember,
however, that in May, 1916, the Aus
trians attempted a similar onslaught.
They had fine weather. well chosen
terrain, and above all. the far super
Tor fighting vigor of their armies to
rely on. AT that time the Austrians
won decided success during the
initial days OF the fighting and press
ed on to the end of the Italian plain
only TO be stopped ana driven back.
In the east German naval opera
tions in the vicinity OF the islands
at the mouth of the Finnish Gulf
were not carried through without
serious losses both in men and ma
| terial
The Russian resistance apparent.
ly is consolidating
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02
AMERICANS FIRST
PRISONER Is DEAD
WAS WOUNDED WHEN He EN-
coUNTERED PATROL IN mo
MANS LAND"-DiD NOT KNOW
u. s. TROOPS WERE IN FRANCE

With the American Army in Elan
ders. Oct 2S.-The first German
prisoner Of war taken by the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces died today
in an American hospital. having been
shot when he encountered an Ameri-
can patrol in No Mans Land in front
of the American trenches
He. with another German. was dis
covered by the patrol Saturday night
and vas called upon TO halt The
Germans ran. the patrol fired and
one Of the enemy was hit The pris-
oner was treated at a dressing sta
ton and removed to a field hospital.
where the combined efforts OF sew
eral surgeons failed 10 save his life.
The prisoner was a mail carrier
and letters OF some value were found
on him. He explained his presence
near the American trenches by say
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Twenty-Five women have been hired
to take the places in the Derby re-
pair shop OF the Bangor & Aroostook
railroad of men in Bangor, Me. who
have volunteered for army service or
are included in the first draft. and
il is stated that they are doing salts
factory work. The women are en-
ployed al the lighter tasks. but are
receiving the same wages as were
paid TO the men they replace.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

ing he had lost his way in the dark.
He declared that the German soldiers
did not know that Americans were on
the front or in France. He said the
officers tell them nothing.
American batteries continue TO
shell the German lines at regular in
teryals. the enemy following similar
tactics. There has been no special
infantry activity. Snow fell last
night, Interfering with all opera
tons.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

The British ministry of munitions
has taken over all expenses connect
ed with the training school for
women welders at Noting Hill Gate,
organized by the women's service.
This is on the condition that at least
twenty women are in constant train
ing This arrangement is said to be
giving complete satisfaction. About
200 skilled welders have been train
ed in the school.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Reeds, flax bolls and dried potato
Feelings are being used in Holland
for cattle food. High prices are de-
manded and request has been made
to the government to control the
sale OF these supplies and relieve
the situation.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Families of three persons consti-
tute 10 per cent OF the total number
and are the most numerous in Ing
land. Families of four make up Is
per cent, families of five IA per cent,
and families of six ten per cent OF
the total population.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

An auxiliary set of wire net blades
in a new electric fan are driven by
the air moved by the regular blades
and pass through a tank OF water,
vaporizing il so that IL cools ana
purifies the air of room in which
the fan is used
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Experiments are being conducted
in Austria with method for produc-
ing illuminating gas from sewage
sediment
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

A Philadelphia University professor
has invented dust-proof, IRE resist
ing case for museum specimens
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

A rowboat for light service has
been invented which can De taken
apart in three pieces for carting and
shipping
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

gfodridbtenoicait miro oui Oas iorg-
fdltieiie eineeriHtet: ole Dor DER por-
oeriten 2inie porgei6obencn 9eobob
tuugspolten iin0 nit eleftriibcn alin-
gel5iigen nit ocn oo6inter befinolihen
'SdiibengrGben oerbun0en, lebtere
ourb Sernipreder nit ocn llnter.
ltitsungstrupps mo 9iclerOen;
S1einmerfer meroen eingebuut, Die
@otrouiGen uno @oiten nit 2euht.
fodeln -piitolen uno ,rafeten berie-
ben I'M in Der 9to6t oos 8orgelGnOe
5u 6eleuGten.
@egen cine oerortig ouSgebolite
Ste0ung fam Der glnoretfcr notiirlid
nidt ruie i'm 9emegunosfunlpf uor-
geben er piroe olSbolO i'm feino-
lihen Seuer 5uiommen6reden, er
ntuB ii6 oaber oeiiel6en Nlittcls be.
oienen pie Der 8erteiOieer -, oud
Der 9lngreifer mlrB iih 5undhit ein-
9roben un0 Stiibmtnftc beri6offcn
BON no er no9 W}aBqobe ieiner glr.
tiaerieipirfune it'd INNER mebr geocu
ole fein0lide Stellime bor- unO ber-
on5uidieben berludt; oies miro einem
topferen 5d6en 8srteiOiger gegen-
iiber nur duBerIt longionL eelpiller-
moBen MIR ihrittmeiie crfolgen fon-
men, ntA nidt i'm 3uionlmenbong
ouf ser gon5en 2inie, ionoern in ein-
5elnen @oritoBen balO oo, balo bort,
mic unO no iid gerooe cine giinitige
@eleecnbeit bictet, aud 9fiidihldse
merOen nidJt ousblei6en - 10 fonnen
erfolgreicbc @egenit0Be oes 8ein0es
Eoge uno @ohen pereeben, bis n
pie uns oos 9ilO scr &1npfe 5iui-
iben Ger glisne, Oiie, Ntorne unO
W}oos lrnO nor0liH oopon 5cigt - Oic
ooroeriten beioericitigcn Sinien in
SdiibengrG6en oielfob fat unmittel.
bor boreinonoer liegen uno bis emo
lid oie 8ioerItonosfraft Oes @eeners
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

ourd Goritellitng bon ben @esnern
tdui6enOen 8ielen in Den totiGhlid
gar nibt oOer MIR GilBerit IbDob be,
ieeten S6iisehgr1ben u0er 9lrtille-
riclteIungen. 9ie Sruppen iin0
gruppempeiie 81 berwenoen, fir Die
Snfanterie biloen @utoiaonsgrilppen
Die 9iegeI. @iuige GDpen Der S6iiten-
gr1ben GinOedllngen N}aldinenge-
pebr- ino @eidiiboediineen iin6 aus
oen gl6biloungen eriidtlid. Sin5it.
gefiigt miro, OaB Die Wloihinenoe-
wcbre in 0en 8ug Ser Snfarteric-
linien, Sic 9(rtiQcrieiieQrngen binter
Die Soften 5u legen iiuO, on oeren
uor0eren S0ngcn Die Shiibengrdben
lib 6cfinoen. Gie Ginoedltngen ioaen
ourA 9eflcioune (0ieiiie, @rosltiidc
Ii. 0gl) unfenntliA gematbt 'peroen.
Sin0erniie Dor DER 6ront iino nir
ga nu5ubrineen no Gin offeniiDcS
Goreeben Scr eigenen 9ruppen aus
geidIoiicn lit. Solhe &in0ernilie linO
@olfserlben feeelforuie, 15-
~ Dieter tiet idohbrettf0rnlig in
mcbrere Nei6en bintereinauOer ous-
ee6obene Srihter, nit einem 5uee-
ipibten 9fobl ouf Dem 9ooen; 0robt.
binoerniiie; 6looOerminen ~ in &C.
lpiiier Gutferniing eingeero6ene
Sprengforper, entfpeoer nit ielbit-
tdtiger 3iin6ung berieben ooer bon
einem @eobodtunespunft aus ulf
eleftriidem @eee o6er ourb 3iino-
ihnur 5ur @rploion Su bringen. Die
@in0edungen fonneu MIR gegen
SGropneGs un0 @ronotiprenoitiide
geniieeno itorf gema6t nerOcn geqen
@ronattreffer lit Dies oogcsen foum
mogIid. BEL ser Eiefe nno Sdmol-
belt Scr SdjiitengrGben (t-t1a 0}e.
ter ticf imO MIR 10 brett, oaB binter
Dem Sdiiten ld gero6e nod Elm
@onn ourdoriiden fonn) weroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

miro. lett Der eriten gluffiibrling oeS
Stiides ME onoerS. SIM olten Burg.
tbeoterl 9iob iumer mirft oieie
Itol8e Ger9ongenbeit mie ein 8au6er.
llnO eS lit iebr biibi6, oaB iicb, fnopp
por eibnabten ein ilinger, flnitoer-
itdnoiger uno geiAmodpoller glutor
9efitnoen bat, Der oieie &rdume ie-
oeS g9ieners in DER @eItolt eines @u.
Dies erlpedt bat. 9li6oro SmefolS
Bud Gas olte 8urgtbeoter@ (Ger-
lag Sdroll & 60, @ien) lit in gilo
uno @ort cine nngenebme MieOer.
geitoltling Der tcuren 3eit, in Der
oos 9urgtbeoter fil6rte. $50 1T lie
6in2 SD oenfe ouron, ooB Wlay
9ieinbarot eben iest 2en5, 8iicbner,
ocm iungen Shiller 5i neuen Seben
oif6iIit. @ogt bier niemonO 9lebn-
Iides. menn ou6 ouf eigene @eiie2
Shreibt feiner in Eoten ooS gudl
bonn neuen 9uret6eoter2
IS fonnte ouh oos 8up bonn
0eltticben Golfstbenter meroen; mir
bdtten gelpiB nic6ts oogegen. @init-
peilen ntiB man ober 5ufrieOen iein
es lit i'm Gcutihen 9olfStbeoter oos
neue uno in icinen 9lbii6ten fiibne
Stiid eines iilngen mo iebr begob-
ten Iid5ters oufeefiibrt moroen,
,2icbe~ bon g(nton @iloeons. 9l6er
icbon oie 9ii6nenbeorbeitune iorgte
oofiir, Bob nift all5u piel Giibnbeit
beri6iittet mur0e. lln0 5uleBt TT
mar oenn OoS. mas @ilogons mirf-
lid geioet bot, 70 fiibn2 @cnn 5fpei
ribtiae uno empfinolihe Menid]en
iobrelane Oerbeirotet iinO, 10 gibt es
idon oorlm o1ein inter ibnen
mon6mol gSeigunqcn Die @encin-
ihoit 6u iprengen. glin ia ~ Oos lit
Sidteriib mcnidIih ouitGnoie geic-
ben un0 aeiogt; o6er noh Oielen @or.
ten rno 6uleBt gar 8erien iudt man
oenno6 nod Dem Sdinmer elmer
@rfenntnis, elmer 2oiune. llno fcbrt
nit 5itternoen g}erom beim. uGcce
pocta"l ,@s lit icbooe I'M Die Wlen.
ihenl~ ioet Snoros Tohtcr I'M
oTroitntipiel" BON Strinoberg, 0ie-
lem obcrmnls ungelolten ober I'M
iebr bicl groBeren @erild, oas 2ciO
Der Wlenih6eit 5u geitaIteu Gieies
punocrbor pbontoitiide &erf lit
es iei Dem Direftor Sorno oeS @iener
Stoottbeoters ber3lid geoonft To-
chen bei uns oufgeiiibrt tuoroen.
Sn Berlin Elm 3ueitiid fiir bunoert
&duier mo mebr, mar es bier elm
gognis, no Strino6erg 5u berb
idmedt, nnhoem man ben 2euten
nit g}1l6ereien ben @eibmod GRIND
lid oeroorben bat. Soffentlid ee-
linet es oiesmol trosoeni. 0ireftor
Sorno, Der cine ebrlihe 2ic6e fir
StrinOberg l0neit idon penn oud
immer MIR im gleihen 9fobmen,
ourh Eoten beiuieien bot ipogte Oie.
les neneite g9ognis i'm gertrouen aif
Die 8erionli1feit ser ousee6eibnetefl
Sdouipielerin 2eopolOine &oniton.
tin. Sic fontnlt bon Jfeinbor0t mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

i'm 9iuiiiid 2iirfiiben arieq BON
Sino uno Yliltoen i'm 9iuiiiid Sopa.
niiden uno BON Der Eihaloidn.2inic
I'M 9olfai.arieoc, iest anoerS gelpor.
Den Dob ouh uniere Solooten liA
auf oen glusbau bon 6elobeieitieun.
gen trcfilic6 Deriieben boben lie an
Der glisne 3ur @eniige un0 gum gr-
ftoinen oeS @egners bcmielen.
Die tebnii1en @riinOlogen fir oie
Seriteauus bon Gelobefeitieungcn err
geben iiA oits DER 6eIopionierbor.
ibrift nod Der olidbrlid BEL jeoent
Gegiment eine 9ln3obl bon Sfii3ieren,
llnterofii5iercn uno @}onni6oftcn
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gebil0et ueroen. 93oh ocn in oicier
&oritbrift entboltenen @rltnoi1ten
ioa Scr 9lnorifisgeooufe iibcruQ mirt.
iom gum 9lisorud fommen ino Oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
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g8iener annIt6rief 00n 4ganI eiefaa.

@s iit ecraoe feline nouiregenoe~
Sailon~ iomeit es iih bis6er iiber.
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500 bot cine lange Youie aebra6t
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&on5erte purOen o6geiogt oocr per-
idoberl, Ole @eieqihoit tr1gt 1roier,
uno manGerlei 9iegiamfeit miB ii6
nun onoerS ausmirfen. GroBoem
miro nod eerooe genug bcruht iinO
crpcriuentiert; man fam ni6t oft
genug mie0erbolen onB niemono
glnu6en milroe, 0o oroiben tobe Der
idredlihe 9rieg min ihcn iiu brit.
fen SSdbr. g(ilr Die fiinltleriiben @r-
ge6niiic oiiriten bon boberer 0artc
betrohtet, oiesmol beiier iein.
glls ooS 9urgt6eater perIttntinen
nuBte, itonoen oie o&onige~ bon
&nnS W}iiacr I'M 3enit 0cs grfolges.
@be Damn Der ndbite @rioIe, Shon-
berrS Giroler Grano .8olf in giot"
losoonhern ourite, ipuroe aus nitt
redt beqreiflihcn @riinoen mieoer
einmol n9llt.Seioelbcrg" oieier obees
itonoene Sronf, gereidt Sieaeidt
gie6t es tpirfli9 irgenomelhe &eute,
Die ocrglei6cn nod bcilte, geraoe
beiIte riibrt uno erfrelt2 @s iolgte
cine &onlooie bon Bruno Sronf, oei.
fen glone grwartlingen nedte. Sic
treue NlagO~ ein inubereS. o6er
ioniteites Opus, bolb S6ien 9al6
W1arlitt Der Reit 10 ipie Sbien, Oo
mo- er in @lorlitt iibergebt r. criiilte
inoeiien nur ole cine 9lnigobe, Sri.
Wforie DioDer, elmer bo0ennidbiigen
g}otur bonn EppuS Glie 2ebmonn
oen lGnoli notigen &obmen 81 geben.
Sic mar als trcue Miogo zines oa8u
geihdftigen 9leiden, Dem es meni9
niibt, ole gpn5e @elt gelponnen 5it
babcit rii6reno ihliht itno ibon;
ibre Tortner nber moren 10 glott un0
elegant, mie man oui Dem 9urgtben.
ter MN einnol 1T. g8os ober u@olt
in 91ot~ onge6t. 10 ipuroc oicies
ourhous recbtpinflige Stiid ihon
onldBlid Der 9lufiiibringeit 0ie i'm
9eginn Der Sbeotcrierien, fait nit
Ser gleidcn 9eiebune, 5u pobltdti.
gem 3ped iidttfonoen. an oieier
SteQe nit oQcn i1uloiqci Reipett
in onS &eiH Scr aonitruftionen Der.
pieien. Cos @u6lifum ipuroe aud
oiesmol nieoereeidlagen neil es
nibt onoerS fonnte. g8nAt 1T oas ia
freilicb, menn man nil o6er 3min.
geno lit es ni6t
Gin onOeres 3eihen Cie erlteh
5ipei Stiide bon @rillpor5ers Grilo.
gie Cos goloene Glies" muroen nelt
itioiert ino lhritten onf Der So6e
oes 9ot6urns borbei. @s NOR unae.
mein floiiiid. glber lebenOiq miro
icb mage oie GeBerei, iino id glous
be, in @eoonfen magte iie oos gon5e
Sous ~. bod crit Der 9lbgeianq Ger
Sriloqie, Der aus Dem boberen 9cben
lit uno 2eben bringen fonn. Ser
@inoruf mar iibrigenS oiih i1on i'm
olten 9uretbeoter, nie uns er5dbIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

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