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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

The Stacker.
will take mine ease IN mine Inn.
I will sprawl in mine easy chair,
l will carve my meat.
l will drink and eat,
! Will sleep-for why should l care?
Outside is the tramp of feet,
Where heardless boys march by,
There's a banner waves
HurTah FOR The slaves.
For my ease they will do or die.
Too old; l limp: l am sick:
I'm conscientious-and war is a sin,
Let my country be sold,
I will hide my gold,
And take mine ease in mine inn.
Nicholas Deacon in Baltimore Sun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
n. Bowl and the Bully,

The little boy was carrying home the
empty bowl that had contained his
fathers dinner when q big bully APP
peared.
inquired the bully.
"Not Bit said the small boy.
"You mean that? Do you mind II I
kick that bowl?"
Not a bit"
For the last time. Do you mind y
kick that bowl?"
No, should like you 10. 5is55s5==55s..5E
"Oh, would you? Then watch me-.
exclaimed the bully, as he shattered
the bowl to atoms.
do you mind now" z
Not a bit" retorted the small boy.
edg.ng away. MY mother borrowed
the bowl from your mother this morn
ing. You'll hear all about 1t when you.
get home"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
BEST KIND OF THRIFT.
Huntington HaMkeYe. ]

Story City has heard the bad advice
that no money be expended for i'm
provements until after the war. And
she relies by calling for bids for $4,000
yards of street paving. There ought
70 be paving done in every big and
small town in the state this year. and
there ought to be much permanent paw
ing under way in every country in the
state. There will be the very best kind
Of thrift. Story City is town OF per-
haps 1000 inhabitants. Now If every
other city and town in Iowa do as well
in comparison. then will Iowa be do
ing a fair amount of paving this SUM
mer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
A Contagious DeIusion.

But it is not the kaiser alone. HIS
people seem infected with the mon
strous deIusion Of dominion. All the
German thinkers. scientists economists.
industrial and political magnates talk
the same way. lis madness contagious?
Can a whole people be victimized by a
delusion, be inflamed by preposterous
zeal?
That the whole German people have
lost sense of proportion and have been
engaged for generation In the service
OF an immoral and impossible ambi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
Masonic Meetings
Visitors always welcome.

MARSHALL LODGE, No. 1903 A. F. &
A. M-Special communication. Work
in First degree Thursday, June Il, I: 81
D. m. John W. Wells, secretary: w.
H. Steiner, w. NJ.
sIGNET CHAPTER, No. SO, r. A. NJ.
Special convocation Monday evening
June s5. &. !:2n o'clock, Royal Arch
degree. Carl Shaffner, H. P; John W.
Wells, secretary.
STATED ASSEMBLY. King Solo
mon Council No. 90 r. & S. NJ. Mon
day, July Is. p. m. Regular business
[. T. Forbes. Recorder; George Greg
ory. I. NJ.
SPECIAL coNcLAvE, ST. Aidemar
Commandery, No. 80. K. T, AonoaN,
July . 80. for Tllustrious Order Oh
the Red Cross. I. T. Forbes, recor0eF'
H c. Mueller, commander.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81. Q. E.
S.-Regular meeting for business Wed
nesday. July II. at p. N Mrs. George
Downing, secretary; Mrs. j. Z. FRED
erick. W. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
TWO RED CROSS INCIDENTS.
rradar Ranid- Penuhlican1


There are many pretty and some
pathetic incidents in connection with
the Red Cross campaign-and they are
Tie offsets for some Of the mean things
in human beings that are revealed IN
such times. A man who was at the
headquarters the other day had two
such incidents come under his notice.
They are worth setting out.
The first was in connection with
young girl who entered the headquar-
tiers hesitatingly. She was not sure OF
herself and she did not seem to know
exactly how she wanted to go about
doing what she had in her heart to DO
She was a working girl that was evil
dent, and she was not far removed
from her foreign origin. But at last
she got in and got hearing. She told
that she wanted to do something 1oi
the Red Cross that she had heard ano
read about. She said she could not 90
great deal, but she wanted to 90 nel
bit. She could give five dollars and
she wanted to give it. She signed her
card and left her money. and she
walked out better woman for tha'
good deed. The making OF that sacri-
nee, 1Or IL Nlust HdS0 UVSh =
for her. made her 50; It ennopied her
That s::,, --::... BE en- American as long
as she lives. Her gift to the soldiers
Of her country makes her sucn. II
her dedication, her conservation
The second incident was that OF
bright young chap who came to tne
| headquarters dressed in khaki ~
wac an enlisted man. volunteer,
young man who had thought 1t ou
| and decided to give to his country aa
! rnat ne. has has, lis re. re g need be. He
is going to fight for his country. te
suffer for it and, If need be. die Tor y
| land all on dollar day wnen ny
might make SO much more at nom'
and be safe from all dangers. But tne
fact that he had rendered his NE e
his country was not enough for him
he wanted to give something TO IN
funds that are being assembled Iol
the relief of the sick In the camp
!! and the wounded in the trenches. ~
! wanted to do something for the otls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
A CITY'S SHAME.

I'd III IiI.b IUII OeHHClNc.I
The Gazette regrets 10 say that Bur
lington is not up to the mark IN It's
subscriptions 10 the Red Cross fund.
Towns on all sides of US are leaving
Us far in the rear.
The fault does not lie with the com
mittees doing the collecting and the
promoting Of this subscription. They
have fulfilled their duty.
We Set out TO raise $4,000. We still
are far from this goal Perhaps We
never will reach IT, II we do we will
have to pry open the hearts of a great
many more people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

tect the dollar from the food specu-
lator and to permit it then to fall into
the greedy hands of some other kind
of epeculator is no net gain. In the
case of fuel oil, also. the military ne
cessity of maintaining supply is so
important that even the necessity OF
eating can not wholly overshadow It,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

This cantonment a: Des Moines is
none OF the affair Of the state, so lar
as it's accommodation is concerned
declares the Cedar Rapids Gazette
Sioux City. Cedar Rapids, Mason
City, Tama-no competitor OF the state
capital in this affair asked or expected
state aid for the fulfillment Of its
pledges"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

The statement has been often made
that the desert Of Sahara lay below the
level Of the sea; and at one time 1t was
proposed to cut canal to allow the
waters OF the Mediterranean to enter
it and form vast inland sea; but re-
cent investigation and explorations
seem TO show that there has been some
mistake az to the deserts elevation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

from other Iowa cities to ask for state
funds. Most Iowa people will think il
extremely foolish to so ask. Selfish ana
foolish or not there is no chance Tor
Des Moines to get the state to finance
its enterprise-and from the state de
tense funds! It's grasping neryy ana
DrspoSterOuS. yzF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
COMMON NEWPORT MORALITY.

The mayor Of Newport declared there
is no unusual degree of immortality in
that city. thereby leading 10 the con-
clusion that the usual degree of i'm
morality there Is what the navy depart
ments objects to,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

Think Of it. The longest day OF the
year has come and gone. Who cannot
see the coal man grinning in the dis
tance?" inquiries the Waterloo Times
Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
"ANLLlonaIRE caV0LkYMEM" ar ME40oWee ooh, NY

company drilling at the famous
Meadowbrook Club. on Long Island,
n. Y. The squad is composed of mil
lionaire polo players of the exclusive
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
Iona Newspapers
HOW'D YOU LIKE IT?
FBurlington HaHkeye.

Millions of consumers will be dig
ging their own potatoes soon. Would
it not be a grand thing IL they could
also dig their own coal?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26
Fats 10 Trvasnsros..

fA6o 10 TreacueTUuS.
Este Is treacherous and soonest be-
trays those who depend most upon 1t.
II helps only those determined to help
themselves by acting out their de-
sires. Luck, too, is faithless and
laughs at the man who too strongly
puts his trust in it. It generously
ypfeads q golden glow upon the
achievements OF the man who rows
rs he prsys. but for the man who
does net st1iss It has only mockery.-
Exchange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

The oiled road is going to become
more popular in Iowa. Until the towns
and the rural districts can get some
thing better, something much better
predicts the Burlington Hawkeye. "A
little while ago, they believed that they
could ont afford oiled streets and roads
By and by they will discover that they
can not afford to be without perman
emily improved roads and streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

TN Detroit the loaf Of bread that
costs 10 cents. across the Canadian
line is worth nine cents and still
they tells us that we do not need some
club to lay on some ones head and lay
it on hard enough to make dent or
two" remarks the Cedar Rapids Re
publican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

1.-THE ultimate outlook for the boot
logger and siacaer IS not particularly
brilliant in Iowa at the present time"
reflects the Britt Tribune. yet they
try to bootleg"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

'"To the Sioux City Journal ut is not
surprising to learn that members OF the
professional baseball teams are held
subject to CONSUMPTION, just like com
mon folks with merely average salaries.
It Is surprising. however, that some
baseball managers deemed it necessary
to write to the war department to as
certain the fact"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

without opining whether it's for
better or worse says the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil. cts safe to say that
it's material change from the senti-
ment in the eos. when the armed regu-
lators went out to enforce the laws Of
Iowa, to sentiment in 1917, when an
attorney general is lambasted from the
Mississippi to the Missouri f"f trying
to put into effect the state5s statutes"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-26

Swat the fly and the Stacker Ant
swat the Stacker first. The fly can wait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

5iuiic6cn Tcutiden im0 9fnerifonern
boz ooer nod ocru glbbrud) Ser Ois
plomatiid)en 9c5ie6uu9cn a69eidloi.
fen porocn itlO, iopie G6ligatiouelt
aQcr 9lrt 5miiGen Ieltti1en II. 2lme-
rifancrn, ioacU nidt fir alliae6oben
oOer 6inidaig ODER ilSpcnoirt erflort
lperocn obaeie6en bon @citimmim.
gen melAe ouf glelitrale glnpenorng
iuroen. @leiberpeiie ioaen Oie8iir-
ger beioer Garteien nidt an Der Gr-
iiiulng i6rer &crpilibtuuaen ge6in-
Oert per0en peldes aus iolCben Dbs
ligationeu entItebcn imo 5mor lpeoer
ourtb @in9oltSbeieble, nod oltrh ans
oere 8eitimuiingcn, Is ei ocnn Dob
lie uif 9}clitralc 2fmpGnnung finOen.
o9lrtifel n. Gle 9eittn1ntiulgen
ser icHsten S1ager GoHuention be-
3iiglib Der gebnnOling feinoliber
SonOelSidiiie BEL Dem Qlisbru6 bon
6ein0ieligfejten ioaen oilf bic San-
Oelsidiife 6eioer 4arteien imo ibre
2aoltng 9lmpenouug iinoen. Die er.
md6ntcn S6iffe oiirfen nic6t &c.
5lpungen lperoen oeu Saien 5n Der-
loiielI Is Ici oenn, oaB i6nen $alia.
qc mad eineni aHoeren Seinatbsbo.
fen ODER cincur Safen ocs 2auOes, III
melAcu oo8 5dbiff litb geraOe befin.
set, gclp16rt miro, mel6c ais bin.
oeno BON alien fein0liden Secm6ds
ten onerfannt miro,
og(rtifel s. Gle 9lcqulotioneu
oes aupitelS 8 Der cIften Sooger
Gonoention 6e5iiglid acluiiier 9e.
i6rdnfingeu in Scr ShuSii6nng Oes
9e6tcS Der @ciou0cnlo6me ioa oli
oic Gapitdnc, 9ffi5ierc imo @titglie-
Ser Ser @lunnidnitci bon Sdnoels.
I iHiffen 9lnweuoung iinOen peIcbc III
oem 9lrtifel 7 angetii6rt iino, mo
ouf bic SanoelsiGiife, pclde i'm
2ouie eines ni5glirbcn StriegeS gefa-
pert meroeu n0gen.
g9lrtifel 8 Gieies 9lbfommen
ioa oud ouf bic aolonien oOer aus.
Idnoiiden geiibuueen 6eioer Hor-
tcieu 9lnuenouug iiHoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

NiaunIdJaft hes nSaiu" in 9iOm,
sSn @eglcitun9 Ocs onerifoniibcn
Goniuls q. Ereomca III Gltrit
trof bic @lonuic9oit pes Dcricnf-
ten Scglers n2Dmon NJ. 2olU"
in 9lou cin @oticboitcr %ogc
lieB iitb 9cricbt critottcu 9onn
tc ll9oot ocrienfcn.
Mon Is. 6e6ruor. Gopitdu
MlcGouoilgb uu0 bic W}onnidait ocs
omerifoniidcn 5eolers n9pnon @}.
2oip, wcldcr fiir5Iidb oilrc1 Gin lin.
tericc6oot Ocricnft puroe, troi in 8e
9leitlng 0cS omcrifaniiGcil GoniulS
&oger GreOipeQ aus Gurin in Gont
eiu lnO puroc III ser @Qtid)oft auSs
gcirogt. GopitGn W}cTonoug6 luic.
Oer6oItc ieine ghtsiogen uno iiigte
bin5iL ooB icin S6iif cine oroBc
N}cngc Qc6enSnittcl iuic .9ii6icu.
flciic] ais oud) 9ii6ner lulO @emiiie
an SorO bottc 9}ad) Der 9eibrei-
bung 0eS GopitGns 6eitonO Die &c.
iobnng pes llnteriee6ooteS aus iroe-
iG6r 40 oroBct blonoen itnO itron-
men Nl6nncrn.
oSdttc iM cine aonone oil 8or0
gcbobt" iiiqtc scr Gapiidn 6in5u,
amorc cs mir eii 2eihtcS ocueicn,
OoS llntcriee6oot SIT bcrienfcn."
9ln 9oro oes ScoIcrS 6cfano iicb
Der Sngenicur See E6onipion aus
9clfoit @}c., ser Scr Gonltrllftiou
bon llnteriee6ooteu in Scr Sore 9ii-
Der SaifiSmcrit in 2uincu, 9laii..
oblo0 Sr. G6onipion bcibrie6 oas
Boot ais 1870 SUB lang. pelc6es fci-
ucn 95oncL feiue Summer nod
9lutiouaIitdts 9l65ecben trrg
Gopitdu @lcIououa0 iuio feline
@loniibaft iueroen io6aIO mie ln61
lid, nod glmcrifo 3uriid0cioitot ucr.
oen Ger 9otidaiter G6omoS glcliou
Sage in 9ioni bat eileu 9eridt iibci
Oas &crierfeu Oes SegIers an oas
Stoots Gcportcncnt uad) ssoi6.
in9ton grianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
sO fricSIial 6eiiammcn.

&etctsburN iibcr 2onoon,
IS. 6cbrior. Discount D1ilncr,
Wainiitcr obne 4ortefeuile rno @1it-
glicO oeS britiit6en &riegsrotbs, CT
fIdrtc 6eute bci einem @mpfone, Scr
6u @6rcn oer 0eIcgotcn Der entente,
Gonieren8 itottfono, 6oB er olle Ser
binollnocn in 9e8ug Scr g[usloiilu-
gen, ole in 0eiiticben unO oitcrrcidi-
ihen 3eituneen eridienen, nod mel.
den Der gIuient6olt ser 0eIegoten in
GuBlono wceen NleinilnesperiMie.
0cnbeiten berldngert muroe, in g(b.
rcoc iteut, oa bic in6nite Sorunonie
luntcr oen Delcgoten obwoltrte, unO
ole &erIdngering scr Gonferen5 MIR
oilf oic SSiillc 0cs al erlcoigen0cn
@laterioIs 5uriid5ufiibren mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Slad cneliidlcr gcrednnns.

2onoon Is. 5ebrior. 9|od
Der oeiltit6cil GcrIuItliIte bonn Monnt
3anior 1917 beIouicn Ii9 sic @e-
iamnttoerIlitc in oieiem Monat onf
77534 Sffi5iere uno N'onnidoiten
al Gooten, gerpnnoetelt, @efongc-
men mo @erniBten. 1ic aoloniol-
9rlippen iino in oieier Qiiie nidt cin-
ocrehnet. Die 2iite berebnet: &c.
toOtct lmo ocitorbcn 1906, geion-
gen t645, oermiBt 1871, pcrrpun.
Set 4S,t09, 5niomncn 1854 Gicie
&crluite 6ringen Sen @elomntocrIuit
Der Dcuti1en felt 9(usbrltd ocs
arieges on EoOten in0 Sol6crt oie
ibren Sermilnolmeen erlaeen aili
9SS,329, ooer eincn oaeemeiuen
@erluit nit SefonocneiL @etiurnoc.
ten lmo gcrmiBtcu oui 4,0s7,692
Oiann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Die glputlefcr In 6eIbc.

Bon @rof. Dr. 9uoolf 2enn1oii.
Dlon lpribt ni6t oiel bon i6nen,
man iiebt nidt piel oon i6nen. llnter
Sen Diclen Goulenoen pon Gruppcn
oller 8oftlngen perlbpinoen oic
paor Serren. ole, our alolie Der obes
rem 9eomteu nit Sfii5ierrang geb0-
reno, meiit ais G6er.g[pot6efer in ben
6elolo5arct6cn uuo Sanitdts Com.
pagnicn innlittel6ar 6intcr Der 6rout
ar6eitsreicbcn uno perantmortaugs.
pollcu @ienlt t6rn.
@ie bci oen 6anitdts Giiijieren
ge60rt bel ocn 9lpotbefcrn i'm 6cloe
Die Ole1r5o6l oem observation-disclosures
an. g}ab bol6j66riger oftioer Dienit-
5eit nit Der g9aiie 6o6en le iic6 IN
@aruiIonlo5aretten fiir lire ariegs
ouieabcn nor6erciiet. Die rein opos
t6eterlic9c 16Gtigfcit, oie mir in 0en
biirgerlidan 9(pot5efen gepo6nt iino,
tritt in Sen 2a5aretten oes 1Seloes cr-
he6liH 5uriid. Gs giebt niAt 10 oicl
mic iut 6rie0en o63lnudgcr, 3u foc6ei,
5u l0ien 5lt filtrircm 8u mii6en.
@as All Wlc0ifamentcn niitgefii6rt
miro, mllB auf en9ltcn gioum 5uiom.
menoe0rdnQt ipcr0eit mitB ocQen 8er.
ocr6en gei6iiBt icin un0 oari ni6t
pel 9tr6eit 6eouiprildcn, oanit m0g-
li1it ipenig 8eit pergcbt 8ipiiden
geroromlng otrcb 0en 9lr5t ino 9tb.
go6e an 0cn &ronfen. e5l geipilcn
5dl(en muB rcilib aub Der SeIoopos
t6cfer init MooGe, Na0ricr &odtopf
drbeiten. Dic meiiten 1}coifmuentc
oic 3abl Ser Itdnoig Dorr6t6igen
betrdgt ali sic 200 weroen aber
SIR ioTortigeu @era6reiAing fertiG
aus Der Seinatb gelieiert. Iie Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
5,OOO,OOO GSrnnes @riie.

Sin Som6urger &riicn.@eriGt con-
iis5irtc oic SGlitc Der 2aoumg
ocs 6oaauoiidcn Ganpfcrs o9o'
taDicr q. GeSeleidcn $1,000
600 5rancS in @crtbpapicrciL
oic bon Ocm Ganpier oFrins
Scnorif" gcuommcn mlrOen.
Qon6on, is. 8cbruor. @inc
9(mIterOomer Gepeitbe mi 9fellter be-
iuot, ooB Oos Sanlburgcr Erilen-
c8crid1t oic Sdlitc ser 2oorna oeS
boadnoiidjeu Eonpicrs ySutopicr 2"
ols @ounmoore coniis5irte, uno be-
it6tiqtc oud) sic @in5icblng non 81
100000 Sroncs in g8crtbpopicrcn,
sic ans irun3oIiiden &oitidden an
9oro 0es 6oaGuoiiden 0ampierS
8rins Scnorif" gcnomlncn muroen.
Cic gScrtbpopiere ipnrcn nod 9lew'
Dorf beitinmt.
(Ger bollan0ndJe camper DSulu'
picr2" mllroe I'M September lcBten
syo6res md6reno Der 3o6rt bon 9iot-
teroam nod 2onoon ourb ein 0clh-
Ides ltnterIccboot ouBebolten mo
scr Ion1picr nYrinS SenOrif" BON
cinem Ociti6en Torpeooboot an 10.
,Souor notb 3ccbriig9c cingeidleppt.
Ger .Qrins Senorif" mltroc micocr
ireigclaiicu, ais Oie Yoit BON 8oro
geiioumcn por)
3ur 3a6Iltn9 bcrctt.
2on0pn 1S. 6ebrnor. Pint
mortlid6 cincs @rotciies ocr boIldn-
NiIc6cn Rcgicrmg in 9c5ug oer 9c'
id1icfitno ocs 6oIlGnoil1en GmnpfcrS
nSl0omot" an 20. De5entbcr Ourb
cine ocutide aiiIlen.9oitcric, wd6-
renO scr Campicr ndH 3cebriigge
qei6leppt luiroc Bat nnc6 benz 9IlH-
tcroolncr Nutcr GorreiponOenicn
Die Ncutibe 9icoicrine gcdutiportct,
odB ole WeldicBurlg duf elnell llllr
pcrmeiOlic6cu llmlionO 5uriid5ufi6'
rcn lit, unO bcoolcrt, ooB 6icrbei
9iir9cr elmer befrelnoetcn Station
oct0otct lno oerlebt mur0en, iu0 er-
Hart Iib bercit, ocn 9lnscborigcn
Dcriclben S6uoencriob 81 Ieilten
Ger boa1noiid5e Dontpfer vOlo.
om0t" puroe nad sen Slngo6cn Der
ocutl1en 9(bmirolitdt ont 81. &C.
5cnber 0irtb N}urincs StreitfrGfte on-
9c6oItcn imo nab 3eebriigge ge-
brodt. Ger oCloamt" murOe bereitS
i'm 9}obem6cr bon einem oeittidlen
llnteriee6oot gefopert lniO bon ciner
%riielimannihoit bciebt, mlrOc ic-
bod ciuige StunOen ipdtcr bon ei-
mem britiiden 3erit6rcr uieoer ee-
fapert, naAoem oic @riienmannihait
Sen Gcriiib gcrobt ,6attc, oen Gam.
pier in Oic 2nit 81 iprcngen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

trobcn 8etibe5iige lno @dlGeollss
riiIhtngen ino @egenitdnoe Der
aroutcnfleionng Sic Spcrationsbc.
itede, N}ifroitope, G0ntgcn.glpporotc
Grinftpaiicrbereiter, GesiniettionS.
ludgcn 2ooeuo9en, arontcl15clte,
aronfen6arroden 3obndr5tli&cn @c.
rdt6e, &eteriu6rgerdtbe ino 9(r5nei-
miitel 0ic Sod. mo GBgeicbirrc fir
oie Cigarette, Die gGeinc, Spiritlo.
len.
glber III GcrooltlngSitellen iinoct
man weiter i'm Gtoppcngc6ict oic
96eropot6efer lin ben aricgsln5orct-
ten oeren G6atigfeit 6cin Stel.
litngsfrieg ioit b6lIio scr III @arui-
ionsln5orcttcn glci1t.
Iic ltnge6elren W}cngen sic Durtb
sic @toppen-SouitG -Gcpotcs ge6en
tver0cn oieiem 3uQciii6rt ans Sen
Sammel Sanitdts CcpotS in Der
Seimat6, bon Oeuen ie cinc oit me6-
rere Gtappcu Deriorgt. Iic groBte
gIuS6c6ning bot ipo6l Oos Snltpt-
Gonitdtsoepot in 9crliL 6os felt
einiacr Belt IN Den pciteu &dunrn
OeS ebenolgen Observation-Disclosures in
Berlin imtcr0ebra1t iii. glls Gen
troIperwolhtng itebt ii6cr oIlcn oie
Observation-Disclosures oes &ric9Smiui-
itcriitms in Ser STIR 3eit 5ipei 06er-
lIabSdpotbcfcr eiu StabSopot6cfcr
iuO 5wei Sberopot9eter tQ0tig iiuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
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