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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

and slender figures, and 1t Is chic and
youthful looking. All its advantages
may be summed up In the declaration
that 1t is a fattering mode.
Although satin and wool have been
chosen for the greater number of the
new models, our old friend taffeta is
well represented among them. Its tex
ture makes 1t desirable where certain
effects in draperies are sought, as In
the frock shown in the picture. Here
the straight line appears in the front
and back Of the dress, but is broken at
the sides with drapery that widens the
figure and falls from the waist line.
The skirt Is gathered to the body at
the front and back about eight inches
below the normal waist line, but a
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
BOY SURVIVES SNAKE BITE
California Lad Walks Fourteen Miles
to His Home After Rather
Struck Him.

oroville, Cal.-Willie Kirkpatrick,
young son Of Henry Kirkpatrick of
Mounsain House, was brought to the
Oroville hospital the other day suffer
ing from rattlesnake bite. The boy
was bitten on the index finger, by a
big rattler as he was scrambling over
some rocks in the French creek can
yon while on a fishing trip.
After being bitten by the RATHER the
boy had to walk IA miles to his home,
where doctor was summoned, so that
It was about fourteen hours after the
accident before medical aid was given
Recently the lad was reported al
doing well as oould be expected, but
that all danger from the poisoning was
not past.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
SPENDS ALL TO EASE The SUFFERING

remarkable features Of this enter
prise.
Members Of the war council and
their staff assistants, together with
many heads Of departments created
specially for war service, are serving
without salary,
''In addition to the 81 volunteer Off
GERS or employees at headquarters
giving their full time to the Red Cross
without salary, the organization on
July Is had on its pay roll 43 officers
or employees receiving salaries of
1000 or more year. OF the 43, IA
have been added since the appoint
ment of the war council on May 10,
one with salary of $4,000, one at
$500, one at $4,000, two at $1,000,
one at S2,7OO, one at $500, three be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000, and four at
$1,000.
Many Give Their Services.
aside from the officers and employ
ees receiving salaries Of $4,000
or above, all other paid employees at
headquarters are clerks or messen-
gers. OF the clerks "a receive sal
aries in excess Of S100 q month, 3S
are paid 500 month, and GOT are
paid less than 500 a month. Many
employees receive only nominal sal
aries, whereas they are accustomed to
earn much more. This service Is their
contribution to the Red Cross. All
administration and overhead expenses
at headquarters are much more than
met by dues from members Of the
Red Cross. Thus the war fund is
and will continue to be available for
actual relief work In Europe as well
as in this country"
The statement says 1t is the earnest
desire of the Red Cross that the
American people, ito whom the Red
Cross belongs, should know all about
It's acts and It's affairs" Praise is
given for the manner in which offer
ings have been made and 1t Is noted
that the task undertaken by the Red
Cross to relieve suffering and distress
Is the most stupendous effort Of the
kind In the history Of mankind.
1.-THE accounts Of the Red Cross" II
is stated, "are regularly audited by
the war department and an annual
report is made to congress. But 1t Is
the purpose Of the war council to
take the people, day by day, as fully
as possible into its confidence. In
formation as to Red Cross matters
will accordingly be made public in
great detail"
It is stated that the campaign for
$10O,OO0,0O0 resulted in subscriptions
of about that sum. Final returns are
not yet available, 1t is said.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

the things that should receive our es-
pecial attention at this time.
Don't sell the dairy cow at tempt
ing beef prices, for In the end she will
do you more good as a milk producer
and she will produce more food during
the coming year than her carcass will
furnish now-and you viii have her
left to do it again. Be sure that proper
housing facilities will be available
for the next winter SO that the cows
will be protected from storms and
wind and in this way save feed and
increase production. Use better sires
than ever before and develop the
heifer calves with the best Of care.
The war department is making its plan
on a three-year basis. Why shouldn't
wei"
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

group of hats pictured here. In the hae
at the center the crown is crossed with
a ridge pressed in from side to side and
from back to front. 1t has collar Of
ribbon with a handsome bow at the
side. The bow is elaborated with three
loops, graduated In length, at each side
of the middle where round buckle
or slide is placed. The loops are posed
over one end Of ribbon on both sides
of the buckle.
At the left smart shape presents a
square crown and straight brim, Dip
ping little at the back. There ara
two bands Of narrow ribbon about the
crown and very rich and handsome
tailored rosette, made of the same
ribbon, is posed against two ends LAID
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

hats, and they are trimmed with un-
usual and wonderful ornaments Of rib
bon, or with yarn flowers and leaves
or merely banded with ribbon, or deco
rated with neeSllework that serves to
outline pictures on them. One has a
choice that includes many things, from
the plain band Of ribbon about the
crown to the most elaborate of rosettea
that require five yards Of ribbon to
make.
Three representative styles in these
demi-season felts are shown in the
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
IMPROPER FLAv0RS IN MILK
II Onions or Garlic Are Eaten by Cow
odor VIII Pass Into Milk
Feed Is important.

Milk has its natural favor, which
Is a pleasant flavor to most people,
and then it can have acquired fiavors.
These are Of two kinds. First, from
the food the COW eats. If onions or
garlic are eaten their odor win be
passed into the milk. Some weeds
also cause fiavors In the milk. Sec
ond, the milk will also absorb many
odors. To produce milk with good
flavor 1t is necessary that the COW Is
not fed anything that win be kept
where 1t can absorb any doors. -
North Dakota Experiment Station.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
Prefers Tent TO H..Ai.

Cleveland, 0.-Fred Edman Of
Memphis jlngled $1,000 in his pants
pocket here the other day, but 1t didn't
seem to alter his method Of living
much. Edman piloted Colonel Arm
strong to victory In the Edwards pac-
ing stake at the opening day Of the
grand circuit meet. But, though Ed
man is making pile Of money, he
lives the simple life in a tent with
Mrs. Edman. He carries that tent
everywhere. The only things he hates
are hotels
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
Red Cross Uses No Part Of War
Fund for Administration
Expenses.
COST IS met BY MEMBERS
-Tenfold Increase In staff Since Year
Ago-Totai War Fund subserlp-
tion Paid In Is More Than
sso,ooo,OOo.

WashingtOn.-Alth the Ameri.
qEan Red Cross has more than 200 sal
earied employees in its headquarters
Sn Washington, and the cost of con.
dnctiRg its affairs reaches very
nigh figure each month, absolutely
no money contributed to the wal
fund is used for administrative ex.
syenseS, according 10 a statement Is
-gEHed by Henry P. Davidson, chairman
-gf the war council.
Mr. Davidson announced that
iS6,1T5,752 have been appropriated for
actual war work by the war council
up to July 81, 1917. The total wal
Rund subscription paid In on August
amounted to S30,OS7, 1913. Actual
disbursements up to that date were
$2872, 59S.64.
The cost Of maintaining the Office
an Washington, 1t is explained, is met
eY members Of the Red Cross. Or
July q there were 2,517, Alp members
each Of whom has contributed to the
organization, thus making 1t posi-
ble for officials to carry on their work
I'm an up-to-date business way. The
statement issued says:
Marvellous Growth in Year.
sTo handle the business of the Red
Gross a year ago there were 70 EN-
IgIoyees at the Washington headQuar
aers; today there are 700 paid EN-
hEoyees and 81 full-time volunteers
Over 1900 pieces Of mail come into
Red Cross headquarters every day
and each must receive attention.
s=The full-time volunteer workers
who are aiding In administering the
affairs Of the Red Cross during the
war include the head of the largest
e0pper company In the world, banh
nresIdent, a railroad vice president
!. and numerous men of influence ant
prominence from all parts Of the
United States. The ability and en-
thuslasm which has been placed free
Nv at the disposal of the Red Gross
In this situation is ono of the mos
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

NEED MORE DAIRY PRODUCTS
Farmers Have Peculiar Responsibility
Placed Upon Them--BettsF siFes
Are Needed.

Dairy farmers have particular re-
sponsibility in this time of strict
economy, says Secretary @. r, George
of the Indiana State Dairy associa-
ton. "The dairy cow" says he, is
uneQualed by any other class Of live
stock in her ability to convert our
farm crops, and particularly the
roughages, into human food. The pro-
ductlon and storing of the greatest
amount Of these feeds, feeding them
in such a way as to get the largest
production, and strict economy in the
handling and use of the products are
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
@0ODgW
BY 5. 5. LEWIS.

say, hear you the call OF the bugle
And hear you the roll OF the drum,
AllQ see our boys arm for struggle,
and notice they willingly come?
Nov noble, how thoaghtful their bear
ing,
Flow calm is the glance OF the eye,
AZ they to the field are repairing
Come all, now, and bid them goodby.
FFom farm and from shop let US gath
er,
From commerce and gain let US rest,
An envy and rivalry smother
And bring forth the truest and best;
Let us fling out the Star Spangled
Banner
And In the free breeze let It fly,
Esntrusting its fame and its honor
To our boys and bid them goodhy.
We know you are gallant defenders
or every bright star In the folds
OF that banner that never surrenders
To wrongs that tyrant upholds;
And the cohorts Of tyrants defying
On the field you will conquer or die
Meath the banner that Ger you Is
fiying,-
We trust you, we bid you goodby.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24

Though friends and your kindred
you're leaving,
And all the endearments OF peace,
Fond hearts to you closely are eleav-
ing
With a love that never will cease.
And while with the tyrant contending
On their faith and devotion rely,
For with you their love they are send
ing
Aud weep as they bid you goodby.
And though you may cross the wide
ocean,
on autocracy's trenches adyangs,
How grandly will swell your eHIotion
To see the fair lilies Of France
Entwined with the folds OF OLD GLORY
In union that never can die
While told Is sweet Libertys story
IT'S for her we bid you goodby.
Where autocracy's bayonets bristle,
Shells rain from humanity's foes,
BY your side Is old Scotia's thistle,
BY your side Is Alblon's rose;
The shamrock OF Erin there needing
The down trodden Belgian's cry
You 90 to aid freedom now bleeding
And our prayers so with you. Good
by,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
LIGHT FELT HATS FOR NOW.

fiat against the crown. At the right
the shape has round crown ana
dropping brim, with band Of ribbon
about the crown ending in a plating
and half-rosette at the front.
All the hats pictured have rolled
edges. Straight edges are sometimes
finished with buttonhole stitches at In
tervals done In black yarn, and IN fiat
flower forms and leaves posed against
the side crown and made of yarns.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-08-24
lA, 2zzaA


Daily bathing and copious drinking
Of water have a magic effect upon the
complexion in clearing blemlshes and
In imparting a delicacy Of cOlOring
which only a wciEfushed system can
produce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
aeine spiritmOIcn. .gImseiacn.

g8o Ibinqton 15 lloi.
@cneral-9Soitmciiter @urleion t6eiltc
nit OoB Oos 8crritorilmL no6 luel-
dem es iingeiebIib iein miro, 8rieie,
9SoItfortcn, 3eitllngen etc. nit Spi-
ritloicn-g(n5eigcn nod Dem iogenonn-
ten 9fceD'iden 9lmcnoemcnt 5lt Der.
icnocn 3unt W1inoelten "a Stdotcn
gon5 oollltGnoig iiuO 9 Staotcn t6eil.
wciIe unfoBt unO Die 9lngo6eh ibcr
A onoere Stnaten nod lmooIlItGnoig
lino. Gas 8crbot lit om /. Suli
rebtSfrdftig, ailsgenommen nnoer-
meitig otgegeben. Gic Stoateu, in
luclben iolde gln5eigen obioltt oer-
botcn limo, umfoiien. gllobonn, glri-
soma glrfonlas, COLORADO, Georgia,
Soabo, SnOiono, Soma, Wloine, Wii-
hioon NiiiiiiiippL 0lontona, 9te-
brosfn 9teu Sonlpibire, gloro-Goro.
liuo, gforo-Oafota, Sflo6omo Ore.
gon Siio-GoroIiuo, Siio-gofota,
lltab, @ireinien, @aibin9ton @cit.
Yirgine, 9ent.Gountp, Gelouorc
imo 81 Stdote in Connecticut. Gos
gerbot tritt in lltab am /. sliguit
1917 IN Suoiana am 8. 9lpriI 1918,
III W2idigan am 30. glpril 1918, in
9}ep Sompi6ire am 1. Wtoi 1918 lmo
in Wlontona am 81 Ie8eHber 1918
in Rraft
Sir Marplono iinO ole g[ngoben
nod nid1t boaitdnOie, ga BORT oieIe
Iofale @ciete borberriden. Syn Ohio,
9lboOc SSIouO imo EeroS iimo oac
Oicicnigen Ebeilc, wcIAc @ro6ibition
5u6en, eiugeidloiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Berlin, pio 2onoon 10. Moi.-
SSn elmer Der frGitigiten unO fronf.
item SieOen Die er ieit 9luSbruc6 Ocs
&rieges por Dem &eibstag ge6olten,
mcigcrtc iid bellte Der 9leiGSfon5ler
Gr BON Setbmonn-Sollmeg, iib ouf
eine 9eipre6lng Der 6rieoensbcoin-
0ltnoen ciu5uloiieu luie OieS in Sn-
terpellotioncn ser SoSioliltcn mn
Gonierootiocn oerlongt lporOen mar.
Ger &on5ler nerlberte, BOB Oieie
SSnterpellotioncn bic gcfouitga6c ei.
ncS ipe5ifiiden 5rieOensprogromms
Der &cgicrilng Oerlongen lm0 beton.
tc bob Gin iol6cS 5llr 3eit nidbt ol-
lein ocrfriibt, ionOern oud i6pierig
5u fornrulircn iein ipiirOe, unO OoB
ouBeroem Oamit Der Station in Der
gegenwdrtigen So6loge ni6t eeOient
iein ioiirOcJ
&on5ler mtB meiter still.
l6meigen BEN 6ren.
@r crtlGrte, er bcrite6e mobl ben
lci0cnl6nitliHcn @inib oaer aluiien
Der gep0lfcrune, 81 wiIicrL mas ole
9lnIibten Scr Slegicrung ieien; er
meroe iid ie0ob hidjt our6 Irud BON
irgcn6 elmer Seite 6eeinfluIien lalien
nn0 er itebe nidt inter Der 6it1tel
irgeno elmer Eartei ODER Clique. Oic
beiten SntercIien Der Station Dcrlar.
gen, 10 fiibrte er aus, OaB er ooS
S6meigeu, oas er iiH icit Ge5em6er
anferlegt babe, trob ltctigen DrufcS
bon beri6ieOenen Seiten, lpeiter be-
lpa6ren miilie, bis Die 3eit fir 9ieoen
reif iei. @r iei ii6er6eligt, Dob er nit
oieIer $uItlng Die 3uItimmun9 Der
groBen Moiie ser 91atiou baben
perOe, pel9c iib weitcr Inn ibrcn
aaiier iduore, lno ooB ouH Die
Mebr5nbl Scr N2itglieocr oes 9fei1s-
tags ieihcn glniidten beipfli6ten
miir0cn.
Scr &nn5ler belprod Damn filr5
Oie gegenwGrtiee ntilitGriibe Situo-
lion uno EeiItIHlono's 9e5iebungen
81 ben gteutrolen.
Sn Oicicr @erbinolug 5oatc oerI
aan5ler ocr Soltlng Spnniens ci-
nen mormen Eribrt.
Sic Sntcrpellotionen perlongcn
bon mir cine Oefinitipc GrfI1rlng
iiber lnIere ariegs3iele", ioete ser
9on5ler. Cine IoIde grfldrung cet
u65i9e6cn, wiiroc ni1t Dem SyntcreiIc |
oeS 2auoes oienen. SD muB oobcr !
oblebnerL mid 81 1uBern.
Seit Dem 8inter 1915 ipuroe mir !
bcItGnOig 5leciebt balls bon Der !
cinen, 6olo BON Der onoercn Seite
offentlid unicre aricgs5iele befoint |
5u gcbcn, wenn m09liH, nit allen
Details. lin mid gum HcOcn 5u |
5pingcn, wlIroe Ser @erilh ecmatbt, !
nein Shpeigcn binIi1tlid ocs 6rie- !
ocnSprogramms cin5elner @arteicn |
olS 3lItimmllne 5i oelltcn 6icrgcgcn
mlB i6 entidieoen proteitiren.
u egierirng itcbt 6cm 6 on
flift Scr g(nii6ten fern. |
Snocm id 5ugab, 0aB bic &riegs- /
5iclc offcn bciproden mer0eu oiirftell,
crfIGrte i6 otsoriidlidL oaB sic 9le-
gicrllng an Oieicn W}einlngSpcridic-
oen6eiten iib nidt bctbeiIigen fonne
nno mole. !
gliidl erbo6 ib Broteit ooecgen ooB |
ir9cnopcl6e poiitipc SHliilIe 6iniibt.
lid Ser SnItine Der 9leeierlme aus
Dem 5rbpeigen Der Hcoierrng 9e5o.
gen merocn fonnten.
Sd pieocrbole 0ieien Yroteit bier
in ser entI1ieOeniten 6orm. @as id
INNER in Ser Sage mar, ii6er lnlcrc
&riegs5iele 81 iagcn Oos babe id
bier inn 3eidStug oiientlid geiagt
@s uoren aagemeinc 8rir5ipien -
es fonnte nidt mebr ieiu -; a6er
oicie maren flur geluig, Ilm cine
&Ncntiii5irnN nit olOercu IricOcnS.
Nrogrammeu ais3uiblicben. @ir
baben uns big 1eute an 0iee fuuoa. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Sic iril6e 9srase.


terbanic 6eIprOdlen iuer0en. ~
Die 9fcgierung uirO baum lire
GrtlGrnng abeeeeben. Die iris
idlen iSiibrer DUrBer iiber bic
@SlGue Der 9teeicritng nnterridtet.
9lcsicrnns Oiclerbulb lbnrf
au9csriffen.
2onoou, 15. N1oi. 9lnorep
8onor Gam, Ger S6obautSfon0ler,
tiinoigte beltte i'm llnterboule an, oaB
Brenlierninilter 2loDO George oen
irii6en 6iibrern cine 08ittbeiIung be-
6iigIib Der irii6en 6rage iibernitteln
perOe, ole morgen in tbren Sduoen
iein nitroe.
Die &egierune, 10 fiieter er bin5it
iei Oorolif Oorbereitet, am Wtontue
Die 9i8fuiiiou iiber oos iriide Rro-
blem beginnen 0u lalien.
Sr. Solcpb 3eblin Wiitelieo oeS
Sollies fir Die meitlicbe 4ibiiion bon
gclfoit frogte oarouf:
n@os beoelitet oieie beriblagene
Wlctbooe, ourb pel9e oieie iiberous
pi6tiee 9lngeleeenbeit oen 6iibrern
Der iriihen @ortei mitgetbeiIt miro,
nnitutt Dem llntcrboltle2
$r. 2om ertpioerte, Die glnlhuloi-
glng Der 0eriblagenbeit iei ieiner
gInli6t nod nidt gerchtfertiet. Der
4remier molle IeoigIid Den Siibrern
Der triicbeu @orteien oie @orI6lGge
i'm 8orous 6lIienoen ipcl6c Die 9ie-
gicriing 8lt MAIDEN beabiidtige. @s
lci obne 3peifcl fein Slo6tbeil fir
oie Sode ielbit ODER oos llnterbous,
ooB bor 9eginn ser Disfuilion Die
6iibrer cine SS0ee bon oen @ldnen Der
&egierune baben ioIlten.
Sr. Dillon erbob geget Die Regie-
rung Oie 9(nibuloieuns. ibr @eriprc-
1en Die Grfl1rung bor oen 9ullle
81 modem eebrohen 5u buben.
6r. 2alp beItritt oies. Gr iogte,
es miiroe ni6t ole bette @aetboOe iein
einfad Die 9oridldee Dem Souie 8u
moden ebe Die 9Surteifiibrer @ele-
ecnbeit gebobt bdtten oieieIben 5i
beiirtbeilen.
Die &eeieritne, 70 erfl6rte er, bdtte
oeriproden ibr 8eItes 3u tbun, Inn
cine @rleoisung Der Sroee berbei6u-
fiibreh unb ie bobe ouh iest nod
oieielbe g(niiGt.
g8ie auh inner Die iriI6en 6iib-
rer Iih gu ben @orIdIdeen Der 9te-
gierline lteIlcn ipiiroet oie9Reeierrng
piiroe am Montag I'M llnterboide
ibre @rflGrung abgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

ons gLrtiQeric-GueQ micOer einen bef.
tigen G6arotter an
Eiirfen bringen Guiien
93ie0erIoee Bel
Gonfontinopel oia 2on-
BON, 10. 0}ni. Die belitige amtliBe
Nittbcilung oeS tiirfiideu General
Itobs bat folgenoen @ortlaitt.
n9on Den 5pei ruiiii1en 9lbtbei-
Iitneen, WelHe oen oberen 2ouf oeS
6Iuiies GioIa (auf Der meiopotomi.
ihen 6ront freii3ten mir6e Die I'M
9}orOen bororiueeuoe am 10. W2ai
no9 eineu fltr5en @efeht 5uriidge.
trieben. IuS onoere Geta6ement
iulroe bon ilnieren EruppelL bic auf
Dem neItlihen llfer operiren, 5itriid-
eebolteu imo bonn 9}orocn imo Siioen
aus um5ingelt. llniere StreittrGfte
lhritten Damn sum @egenuoritoB uno
5unngen ben 6eino 5um &iid5ug oitf
0os anOere llfer, uahoent er bohit
betrddtlide GerLIite erlitten bate. ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

ollie GrobcrllngSgeliiltc oltfge6cn
mill, menn cS miinid)t, nit lnS in
6rieOeR 5u lc6en Damn lit eS iel6it.
ocritGnolidl, OaB mir Oieien @iutib
tbeilen, ooB mir in Der 3ufllnft
oieie frieoliden 8e5ie6ungen niht
Itoren iuiiroen ilnO Dab mir Die Gut
midlung Oeriel6en uidt unmogli1
MADDEN wiirocn olr6 @erlongen,
mel6e itid]t nit Der 6rei5eit Der 0to-
tionen inn @inflang iteben rpiiroett
unO pel6e in 9tuBlono Ben 9eim DER
JeiuoldJait pfIun5cn piiroen. (Gon-
nernOer 9cifoIl)
SSb 5peifle ni6t oaron ooB cin
9lbfommcn er5ielt peroen f0nnte,
oos ieOen @eOonfcn an 9coriiditnJ
ouSidlieBt, uno 0os feiuen Stod)cI
feline QiSbarmonie 5uriidloiien
miiroe.
2 Gcnti6lon0's militGrii 1 e
gage beiier ais ic.
llnicre militGriibe 2oge lit nic.
mails felt 9cginn oeS ariege8 70 gut
eepeicn mic jest. Scr Seino fonn
inn g8clten trob iciuer Ic1rectli6cn
&crllltc niAt 0ur9breben. llnIerc
ll-9ootc operiren nit itets pohien-
Dem @rfolec.
SD min fcinc i60ncn @orte iiber
oieiel6cn nloben; oie Gboten Scr
Son6boote lpreMen fir licb lelblt.
SD Oenfc, iclbIt oic gIcutrolcn mer-
0cn ooS cinieben.
Sntcrciien Scr glcutro-
len omeit ais III 3 O.
lid gcibilb TT.
Soncit, ais nit ocn SntereIicn III.
iercr gtotion pereinbar, nebmen mir
9tiidlidt ouf oie Sntereiien Der gleil-
tralcn. 9ie Gon0eiiionen Die mir
ibnen gemo6t bn6en, lino feline citizen
&eripre6ungcu. Dies Gilt fir un-
iere @ren8no66orn Soaano uno
Sfanoinotien iowo6l pic fir Die
Stooten bic mcgcu ibrer geogropbi,
i1en Gage bcionocrS Dem 9rtde aus.
seiebt limo.
SD Ocnfc in oicier @cr6inOung BE-
ionOerS an Sponien, ipel1cs, ieinen
noblen Sraoitionen gemdB, inter
ben groBten Shpierigfeiten 6emii6t
lit, ieine nelltrole Bolitif oufre1t su
crbalteu. 8ir erfennen oieie SOL
tung Oonf6or an inO 6o6en nlr ei-
nen @uniA, ooB Oos ipariibe 8olt /.
bic 9elo6nilng fir feline frGftige I'm.
n66dngige Eolitif er6olten miro
ourb weitere Gntpidltng Ieiner
Wodt.
Die 3eit lit auf unierer Seite. 0ait
ooIllter 3uoerii9t fonnen mir erpar-
en- 0aB mir inns einem 5ufrieOenitel-
.enOen @noe nGbern. ltno oonn miro !
Der 9lugenblid fommen, ipenn mir nit !
inieren 6einoen iiber inlere &riegS-
jiele lrnterban0eln per0en.
0ann fommt Der 6rieoe.
Damn perOen mir einen 5rieoen
,r6olten, ser uns Ole 5rei6eit oiebt,
pie0er olif5ubalent mas mir 5eritort,
% Dab ans an Dem 8lut itnO aus ar
BEN Opiern Elm 9ieih, cin 8oIf err
teben miro, itarf, llnobbdngie uno
our6 feline 6einOe, Elm
8olmerf oes 6rieoenS uno cine Stdt-
-e Der 9lrbeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Wlc9Lbuu's Eodltcr hrirnthet.

@ ibington Is. D2oi.
6rl Soma SoielburIt W1c9LOoo, God.
ter oes S6osomtsietret1rs 8iaiont
Gibbs McSlooo, muroe beitte in Der
ct. Sobns.airhe nit Seroinano Sc
NtobrenIhiIot, oem Smeiteu Setretdr
Ser rriiiidcu 9otihoft in g9nibing.
ton, getrallt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
grunO IN gylmascugiobrif.

glm iteronm, oio 2onoon, t5.
Dloi. I'M SSn aopcnid bel Berlin 1T,
mic oos ~Sonoelsblao" beri6tet, einc
groBe 6ng5eug-6obrit obeebrount.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
0lMIfI6c fylmoitatiOn 6OmborOirt.

8erlin, oia 2onoon, 10. Wlai.
9as Oelticbe geihsmarine. .Qlut
erlieB belIte ole folgenoe @efonutma.
dung
D9fuiiiidbe Seeplonc boben in leb.
ter 8eit bel, ,oeri4icoenen @elegenbei-
ten beriiicbt, Die 9b6tigfeit iiniercr
Q(tBenpoiten.Shiffe n0roIib BON Der
Gurlano.GiiIte 8i bebinoern. Daber
ntroe Die ruiliide 5htgitotton om
Sonntoe einen beftigen gonibnroe.
ntent untermorfen."