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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
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2i7 Sit.gSnltimurc.Sr
(dcb20-) 243 GaS-yrUaOwau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
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ben einen Gontrott nit Serrn lmO
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bon Clifton 9Ioenne unO 9llenOole.
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6nrtstag nit cinem Bale geieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
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non Oen @ebeimpoli3iIten Gougbcrtp
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wilIt iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23

Ser Geburtstag Der
lluibrriltdt.
sSm iuilrci0cr 0&eiie &c.
feiert.

&raliocnt fyront s. @ooonom ma@t
sic erboItencli 59enflugcu be-
fonut. g5icr Gbrcnoiplomc aus
gcocbcn. Gr.8raiiOeht @u.
somor0 Gait Der GbrengoIt Bel
Ocr 6eicr. 0oS icgcnsrcidc
gsirfcu Scr uSo9ns Sopfin8 ltni.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
STATES TO ORGANIZE
NEW MILITIA UNITS
International News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. - Au-
thorization today was given seven
states TO organize units Of the ma
tional guard-the first that has been
requested since the liberalization of
the state militia organizations by the
war department on Aug 5.
California has been granted per
mission 10 organize three separate
battalions OF infantry; New Jersey
has been privileged TO recruit regi-
ment OF field artillery and some
coast artillery units: approval has
been extended for the formation of
a regiment Of field artillery in Min
nesOta. and Oregon has been given
permission TO form a battalion OF in
fantry. Authorization also has been
extended to Florida, Maine and Nir-
giHia to organize some additional
companies Of infantry.
The national defense act provides
that each state may organize nation
al guard units up &c 500 men for
each senator and representative in
congress. This maximum figure.
however. has not been reached by
the guard that is now i'm federal
service.
The new units in contemplation
will be under state control until
called by the federal government.
The troops will be used largely for
maintaining order in the states in
cases of riots or other disturbances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
JAP AN BUILDING
POWE RFUL SHIPS
Has Under Construction Two
DreadnaughtS of Latest
Improved Type.
International News Service 4:

International News Service:
TOXIC. Sept %. - Japan has
under construction two OF the
mightiest battleships ever built
They are the Nagato and the Ise.
each Of which will displace $4,000
tons
An officer of the naval Office told
the international News Service to-
day that the new men-of-war. when
completed, would mold the leader
ship Of the japanese navy and will
have Improvements not known to
other fighting ships.
The docks AT the naval arsenal at
Kure, where the ships are being
built. are being enlarged 10 ac-
commodate warship OF 10000 tons.
Besides the battleships, two
cruisers. one of them 100 tons IN
size. and the other $500 tons. are
being built, as well as two destroy
ers and five submarines.
These warships are being con.
structed in accordance with the big
war program adopted by the diet at
is last session, when an appropria-
ton Of 100000, 900 was voted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
ARREST GERMAN AGENT
AND CAPTURE MANY MAPS
nternationaI News Service:

international News Service:
ALBANY, y. Y, Sept. 2S.-Gov-
eminent agents today were busy
examining letters, maps and dia-
grams found in the possession Of DR..
Hans Won Noozsen. suspected Ger
man agent, arrested late yesterday
IN northern New York. near an i'm
pOrtant tunnel on the Delaware and
Hudson railroad.
They are convinced that Won
Noozsen is closely connected with
Jean Crones. Chicago anarchist. Let
ters were also found in his possess
sion from John Decker. arrested re-
Gently in Los Angeles as an anarch.
list.
Many Of the papers are said 20 be
in a strange code. Won NoOzsen had
been working at the plant Of the
Pennsylvania Carbyde company at
Willsboro.
Won NOOzsen was grilled most OF
the night by secret service men. and
Will be taken before L. s. Commits
sioner Mills this afternoon for ex-
animation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
CONTINUE SEARCH
FOR ENEMY ALIENS
Gotham Still on the Lookout
For Pro-German PIotterS.
Guard All Piers.
International News service

interuatto2al News Service.
NEW YORK. Sept. %. - As an
added precaution against pro-Ger-
man activities. New York manufac-
turers Of war materials began today
a thorough rechecking OF their
lists Of employees.
The work has been requested by
federal authorities who are contin-
uing their man hunt among enemy
aliens which began last Wednesday
night and Thursday morning with
the arrest and internment OF SO.
TOday's developments from the
recent raids includes the discovery
OF a death-dealing device described
10y the police as a cedar box bomb %
One-half OF the box contains high
explosive and the other a spring
which explodes il by the slightest
touch on the handle Of the box.
Interest today centers in the ar
rest Of Adolph Colombo. of Hobo
ken. in whose possession was found
a quantity of seditious literature.
Police admit that a notebook found
in his possession contains the names
OF persons of German names living
in HObOken and New York and that
newspaper clippings of much sig
nificance also were found.
Steamship piers and water fronts
are being closely watched today
and additional arrests are expected.
As rapidly as the enemy aliens are
apprehended. they Will be interned
on Ellis Island.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
CABLE TO ARGENTINE
REPORTED TO BE CUT

The New York Office OF the
international News Service was
notified early today that cable
communication with Buenos
Aires had been cut off. No ex-
PLANTATION was given. Dispatches
sent before communication was
shut of said that the strike sit
uation had spread TO the chauf-
feurs and bakers and that il was
In danger Of extending still far
theT within the next "a hours.
They said further that the po-
litical situation involving Ger
many remained unchanged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
INSANE FARMER KILLED
BY SHERIFF'S POSSE
Internnilonnl News Serricc .

International News Service:
YORKNILLE. H., Sept. 29.-Shot
to death in a barn where he retreat
ed after terrifying his family and
neighbors, John Conover, wealthy
farmer. is dead here today. He was
killed by a posse of deputy sherins
and civilians after he had withstood
a 10-hOur siege.
ConOver escaped from the Elgin
hospital for the insane three months
ago. and his whereabouts until he
appeared at his home here yesterday
were a mystery. lie appeared sud
denly at his home and threatened to
kill his wife and children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30

Gus. rundown men and women 10 take
NuXated Iron, and receive the wonderful
tonic benefits which | have received, /
shall feel greatly gratifed that ! have
made an exception To my lifelong rule in
recommending it. From my own expert
eHce with NuNated Iron | feel that il is
such a valuable remedy that il should be
used I'm every hospital and prescribed by
every physician ina this country.
NuNated Iron. recommended above by
nrs HOrnstine and Beyea and Former
Health Commissioners Kerr, j. for sale
bs Nettick's Cut Rate Drug Store and
Rli good druggists on an absolute guar
antee of success and satisfaction or your
money refunded. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
CAPTURE ESCAPED
AK MURDERER5
Two Brothers Charged Wit
Eleven Murders Are
Heavily Guarded.
Ilternational News Service

International News Service:
DETROIT. Mich. Sept %.
Heavily manacled and guarded
10 policemen on their way 20
railroad station Bert and Char.
Mecum. brothers. accused 81 4
Sayings in the United States an
Canada, were taken back 10 Jon
county, Iowa, this morning
charge of Sheriff +. L. Webster.
From Detroit the movements d.
the officers and prisoners will o.
closked in secrecy i'm order 10 pre-
vent possible Violence at Anamosa
Ia. where the prisoners were serv
ing a life sentence for three a,
killings in Omaha. They obtaine
revolvers from a ring of outlaw
with whom they are accused of hav
ing associated, killed a guard an
escaped from the Anamosa prison
escaping to Canada six years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
SiNN-FEIN DISORDERS
REPORTED IN IRELAND

LONDON. Sept. %. - The Sinn-
Fem situation in Ireland. is again
causing anxiety Disorders were
reported from Cork. but steps have
been taken there as we'll as else
where TO prevent a recurrence Of
the trouble.
Today Thomas Ashe, the Sim
Feiner who died in prison at Dub
lin while on a hunger strike. is lying
in state in the Dublin city hall. He
will be buried tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
TWO u. S. SOLDIERS
DIE IN FRENCH CAMP
International News service

WASHINGTON, Sept %. The
deaths OF two American soldiers in
France were reported 10 the war
department today by Gen. Pershing
Both men died from natural causes.
Private w. G. Sullivan. of an in
fantry regiment. died Sept. "a. from
cerebro spinal meningitis, while on
duty The war department has no
record of his home address. Ben
ia lin Hayward died the same day
OF heart disease. His next Of kin
is his father, James Hayward, 573
Mills St, Savannah. Ca.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
RUSSIANS TROOPS NOT
GUILTY OF C0WAROlCE

international News Service;
PETROGRAD. Sept 20 - The
commission which has been investi-
eating the behavior of the Russian
army on the Riga front today re-
ported that there were no indica-
tions that cowardice caused the re-
treat from Riga and Jacobstadt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
EXPECT RECORD GRAPE
CROP; BEGIN SHIPMENTS
Nons Times Special Service

Times Special Service
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. Sept.
29.-First shipments OF the Concord
grapes. the best variety of grapes in
the world. began here yesterday,
when three mixed cars of Concords.
Wordens and Niagaras left for long
hauls TO sioux City, Wichita and
Denver. 1t is expected that Berrien
county will nave the largest Concord
crop that the county has ever
known. Beginning Monday next, n
hundred cars a day Will roll from
this section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
Nux2ted Iron Makes Strong,
Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful
Healthy Rosy Checked WOmGr

DR.. N. II. Hornstine, for ten
years in the DEPARTMENT Of Pub
lie Health and Charities of Phi la
delphia, says:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30

deIphIa, says:
"The administration of NuNated Iron
in number of stubborn cases where
other tOnics had utterly failed only served
q convince me absolutely of it, remark
able and unusual power. When 4 per
s0naily took 70 I found the rapidity with
which my energy and endurance increased
most surprising. The fact that this
preparation Of iron does not iniure the
teeth make them black. nor upset tile
stomach makes IL especially desirable.
In my opinion the widespread use of
NuXated Iron is hound 10 make Il nation
OF stronger men. lovely women and
healthier children"
Dir. James Louis Beyea. for l. years
Adjunct Professor in the New York Ho-
mc1pIthic Medical College. says: Not
withst1ndiug the fact that I am nearing
tl S0th birthday. short course of NuX-
ated IhOn has made me feel like a new
men. Friends say, What have YOU been
doing 10 Yourself, you look so well and
full Of lifet' In my opinion there Is
nothing like organic irOn-NuNated Iron
to put youthful strength and power in
u the veins II the weak, rundown, in
firm or aged
Former Health Commissioned VIM. II.
Kerr. Of the City Of Chicago. says: Il am
well past my three-score years and want
u say that | believe my own great physi-
cal activity is due largely today to my
personal Use of NuXated Iron, and II my
endorsement shall induce anaemic, nerv-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
OLD FAMILY FUED
CAUSES KILLING
ternatIolaI ~ service

In ternatiO1al News Service.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Sept.
29.-An old feud is said to have
caused the killing of Sam williams.
a banker. here late yesterday after
noon ny O. c. Patterson, a young
lawyer. Some years ago a son Of viii
liams was tried and acquitted of
the killing of Patterson's father.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

Gen fommanoerenoe General i 4l-
tona bar befalet, at etboert 9Dgge-
or6ei0e. Der ior Ii0en er i 8ang,
ifal anmelOes til arigsamtsfonto-
ret. Ser maa bperfen b%egpnoes Ell.
Ter fortipttes 9pggear6ei0er ltoen
igrlig 5~ilIaoeIie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
lloOras af gnmeloelier for
uGlit1Yer":

gn eielr6ommelig BOG, Ser er
ifrepen meo life ringe Strait, og
iom oil l9ies meo opb Opmprf.
iombeo al enbDer, Der bar Cans
FOR Sfenlitteraturens pgte 9er-
bier. Zen gioer ct interesiunt og
fontaaenoe @ilIeoe al 6orbosrefi.
iferen boaoe uoaotiG og in0a6til.
Zen fortpller en- 9ftorie ON en-
grlblen0e Raturs 9ra0piie 8an0.
ring ira 9piol til 3ro, % BEN
6ringer Ell AGffe ppperIi9e Natiir-
~ifil6ringer inaOel ira Spllmros
apit iom ira oct fjerne BeitenS
piloe ifobri9e 9ieree. G5orfatte.
rem onlrit3 9eterien / o9ogoen-
nen.")
st aloorligt arbefoe, Der b9.
Der fig bsit ODER De g9ngie 10
la0ne, o~friitelise" 5ortpllinger. =
Oct bar at snife, at ben mnotte
fao mango 9niere. (9sfffole.
foritan6er Gle Senien i o&sjifole.
bla6et.")
sffe ofte timber man en- Gor-
latter iaa fits % f9roig allereoe
i fin fsrite BOG ON oEroens lpie
2onb". Menigbeoen obre beo So
BET, Scenerne 1 6iiferleiet oo beo
.iSamtafeinsoe err, ion blot anm.
efter life faa aors Opbolo Der
opre fan 66anme, truffet paa en-
Vrif. Der itaar Sdltpanosiprsit
no fra gogens 8Gaoe. = @aitor
Carl Sornbed | vSnore Wisiions
5~ioenbe".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

looming for at bape frelit 9erolm
oerme0 ianOipnligois 6raufrig
fif Retain 9GreSlegionens Storoi-
i~ioersfors, og ban blep faloet til
at ooertole 8omman0oen oper alle
Nrmeforpiene / Centrum. bpor BON
efterfnlgte General BANGLE De 9arp.
Set par / Ocnne Stilling, at ban
meO General 9fioelle lore
tog BET anoet @eroun=6elttog, peo
I9uilfet 6ranifmGn0ene paa S Sage
tog alt oct ttlbnge, iom ben pife
aronprins % bans SCR me0 0e
forinroeli8ite' 9Ioooire 6auoe brugt
ino Mtaaneoer ON at erobre.
Set er life belt flart, bporfor
9tipelle iaa 6itrtiot bar mnattet
neolegge Operfomanooen. De
SnterpelIotioner / 0et f~ranife Bar
lament, ser err blepen itilleOe /
e Gage an3aaet0e g0ffenlioen
Sen Is. 9lpriI~, lnoer BOG %iornoOe,
at man bopoe pentet no9et iterre
Geialtater al Ofeuiioen5 % at
man bebrei0er 3ioelle, At ban eff
til Den uocn tilitreffeIige 6Orbe-
re0eQier. pit set blep 9etain Seir-
berren ira @er0iin, Der tit OOer.
fommanooen, er foritaaeli9t. Seirs.
glorien ira @erotm % Garencp
itraaIer enonu ON Dam, % set er
bele oen irarife Scr, Der bar free
pet bans ll0nponelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
SranOipunOe. 9au0rao0en I ga.

aae fan bruges. gn SenOerip-
De, Der iom 6oIge Al ct rlpffes-
iiliploe bar @ummi6en, % ionl
sp1oloer zig / 5elinger, er iii.
r0els. 9lp.~ forIeoen bleoen inO-
nlot til preu5iiif arigstieneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
cuer 1000 falOne 3OrOilesOisere,

~OtA IOOO fNAOhN bNACNN~OfBN%N
Si0en ii0ite iam(eOe 0eooelelie er
fslgenoe eaoet bort: Nartin Sep
fen, 5amorltp. Sens S6miot, 6re-
rup9Qaro. SIR. Gaun, 8eibel. SEN
ninq anoreien, 8raa. Sans Smot,
SfprbRf Mgfle. 8ioerif 3erlong,
Bram6p. 9tiels Sergenien, @ggs-
bro. Sobs. &oie, Sferbef. 0fa-
RUS 8eterien, Megelten0er. Dt.
Beterien, 8rengite0. Riels 8rocf,
gre0e. Soban Meller, 9br. So
eo6ien, q. &oitrup. 4smus Subj,
6orslnmo. Sens 5renno, gdrs-
mart. Gbriitianien, 8ollerup. So
san 4a6L almitrup. So6s. @d-
uier. Sfibgf. &enrif geterien, So
ftrltpifob. &enrif Gluuien, SIR.
gouIen og geis 1ielien, 5eliteO-
ffop. Senrif @otti6alf, 8ilsbpf.
Sons. Grfler, @drl Sef1len, Gar
item Ssrgenien, Wiarfns Beterlen
o. gil6elm Sanien, Senoerborg.
Inoreas Saco6ien Og @ato Better
ien, SaatrupifOp. S. Stonleo,
glansitoD. Sans SergenieL ga
mp. Sens Sbomien og geter Saft'
zen Guns, Saroesbei. Sans ebrf'
1%tfanier, 6arrebslep. 9(rroreas Sdls'
Ter, Sfopbslbus, en- life i1oterei
Brooer, tioligere falon. arioreas
Eeielien, bnenes Sober fnlot for e.
balpt aar iiOen, og Otto Sacop'
len, Meoelbp. &arl Wiplin Strlr'
beI. Senrif @eboers og CIR. Arf'
zen, Opbuiirm. Grit5 eitgelbarof'
BoosbG. anton Garitenlen, en- ltte
fSr noteret 9rooer, tioli9ere fdl'
ben, gngcbeoe. Mfittoltetallei
ct mi 4O32.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

6ppnnoe. Sen0a9sltormen ben
g}ai oreo &anOet ira 5%lensborg
6ioro ino, iao at set ooeripemmeOe
S~fibsbroen Og ifplleoe ino i Here
@a0er. Snoen Mio0ag be9pnote Oct
bog at ipnfe igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

Den tore 5lof. Aitenerne til6ringes
paa forifellig forneielp Mnaoc.
0m 8o1en forcto1ea Der cite llO.
ftlt9ter paa @cOen. 9aooe 9reige
% @iler bar oeres @nmnditif.
% 9oloflllbber. - al. S er set
ISen9eti0 Tor ale Born unoer ief.
lien Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

Zen npc Spit. Ger er allereOe
trlffet omfuttenoe 5orbereoelier til
At oen me Spit fan blioe tGrifet
burtigit m1ligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
Sprnenes SilpGrelic

i @oe. Zen mna faloes nGiten
i6eel.
5 en- iprIig 9lfoeling pleies oe
imaa UNDER to anr al no
Inrte Spgepleierifer. 5 goot ben.
tilereoe @9relier lager 9abperre
! imaa, lnne Senge % blioer ba-
oct o. fInot og. ernPres paa beOite
Nanoe. Sra to til fire aors 9aOe-
rem er Be nnbragt / Ainler, in0ret-
tet ipecieIt for oenne SLIDER. Ser
efter felger 6r66ellfolen. Maalti.
oer1e inotages pan Sfolen.
Sra oct fierce iii BET iefltenoe
9ar er llnoerpisningen tDungen.
Gette meote / 8egpnoelien megen
Mooitano, men til Befolfnin9ens
BIOS nloa oct iiges, at De burtigt
in0iaa De itore @ooer peo oenne
8oang og ieieoe zig 0erefter. 9er.
meme aaar / otte Mor / Den glapere
Scbool". iom FELT er inorettet otter
Den belgiIfe Sfoleplan. 9Dens iefs
Sfoler 6ar "a Glnsier meO ca.
1900 gsrn. - Otter Sfoleaarene
fan et6Oert Barn faa oioere 10.
ioannelie, gigerne ! 8nfple. eler
iSD1foler o. /. 9rengene i forifelli'
ge .Soan0oprf, 3egning og Sprog,
bette er Dog ganIfe frioilligt. Wen
fgr oct fplote iefltenoe~ Star 9fpes
Ger unoer ingen OmitenOigbeoer
Gillooelie til noget arbeioe, Der
fife 6grer mo UNDER Stolen.
6or at forbinore al 2Sben ON
paa @ooerne / Gritioen, er Der I en-
iarlig gpgning inorettet iorifellig
'ltnoerboIoning for 9srnene, iaa
iom ct gsrnebibliotef, @pmnaitifs
apparater, og Der finbes Masier al
.2egetej til De imaa. On 9preritoe
er til Steoe for at boloe Oroen paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
Zen bpgiciniifc Qlcpe

Zen b%ugiejniife Rlepe
bsrer mo nr0er lSrl 5priters ON.
raooe 81 er orOnet iaaleoes. &cO
oct l9entIigc 9a0 maoer l5pert
Barn meo ct Sort, bporpaa BET
'faar noleoeret ct belt Sut rent
.2inneo. @oert StDffe er mlmme.
rpret. % ew5per iaar lit eget. st
Barns ll0itpr beitaar al: Tor Ti-
qerre: Ell aiole, Ell 9ape, ct |ar
.Sfo % ire Stpffer al boer Slags
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