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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02
Begin To Purify
Your Winter-BIOOd
Grandmother's Oid-Fashioned Sui
phur and Molasses Dit 1t.
But Not So Well AS This Sulpherb
Tablet-Sugar Coated.

Through the winter the blood accu-
mulates poisons because you do not
perspire enough, because you do not
live in the open air, and because you
eat more meat, mush and other rich
foods. Every spring we feel sluggish,
constipated, liver and kidney ills beset
US, colds and chronic coughs, pimples,
boils and carbunclcs, all evidence of
impure, thick, sluggish blood.
Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tab
lets) are composed of extracts of
roots and herbs, combined with sui
phur and cream of tartar-and no bet
ter physic, blood-tonic and blood
cleanser has ever been developed.
Every spring thousands who already
know their value take them to purify
the system of Winter Poisons Now
is the time to begin, so you won't be
attacked by serious ailments when
Spring and Summer come. Sold by all
druggists soc per sealed tube with full
directions. -Adve~fs~e-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02

Medical school, has accepted an APP
pointment in the Kansas City general
hospital. He will spend a var in that
institution. He and Mrs. Menninger
will arrive in June, and Mrs. Men
ringer will spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Gaines.
DR.. Wilson K. Hobart has returned
from Chicago, where e attended
clinics.
Miss Marjorie Ehlers of Kansas
City, has returned home after visit
to Miss Pauline McVey.
Among the WaShburn college men
who will attend the officers school at
Fort Riley are: Mr.. HARDWOOD Benton,
Mr.. Angelus Burch, Mr.. Arthur Cham
peny, Mr.. Harlow Price, Mr.. Carl By
ers and Mr.. Jay McCosh-
Mrs. Grover Dunn has returned to
her home in Westmoreland, after a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H
H Welty.
Miss Lucille Bomgardner, who is a
student in the Agricultural college,
spent few days the first of the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Bomgardncr.
Mrs w. S. Lindsay spent Tuesday
| in Lawrence with her daughter, Miss
Lois Lindsay, who is a student in K.
u The sororities and fraternities of
K U. have chosen May Day as their
Mothers Day, an annual event at the
university. Mrs. Lindsay was a guest
at the Pi Phi house.
| Miss Henrietta Alexander and Miss
Mary MacLennan, who will be brides
maids of Miss Helen Hackney for her
marriage to Erwin CIauSen tonight,
will be guests at the home of Former
| Governor and Mrs. w. J. Bailey while
| they are in Atchison.-AtchiSon Globe.
| Mrs. c. L. Martin and Mrs. c. Fl.
Matthews were in Lawrence for the
/ Mothers day celebration at K. U. They
visited Miss Lillian Martin and Miss
Violet Matthews at the Sigma Kappa
| house Mrs. Ike Lewis was also a
| guest of the girls.
Mrs Rigby and Mrs. A. T. Lucas
went down to Lawrence for Mothers
day and visited at the Sigma Chi
| house
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calornel. His efforts to Danish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the
good that ca1ome1 does, but have no bad
after effects. They don't iniure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth2 Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids 1t is best not to
take caiomel, but to ct DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets take =, Zee.
Most headaches, 'ou1lness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel ''1oggy' and
'sheavy" Note how they ''clear" clouded
brain and how they "perk up the spir-
its. 1Oc and Csc a box. All druggists
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02
BIGGEST BUDGET YET
British Chancellor Prepares New
War Expense Schedule.

London, May 1.-THE fourth and
largest budget of the war has been
prepared by Chancellor Bonar Law
for introduction in the house of COM
mons today. Altho the Intervention
of America in the war is expected to
relieve Great Britain to a large extent
of the necessity of financing her al
lies, the governments expenditures for
the present year, if the war continues,
probably will exceed the cost of pre-
ceding years.
New sources of revenue must be
found. The charges on the war debt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02
For Your Child'S Cough

Here's a pleasant cough syrup that every
child likes to take, DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. If your child has a deep hacking
cough that worries you give him n Bells
Pine Tar Honey. the soothing pine balsams
relieve the cough. loosens the phlegm and
heals the irritated tissues Get bottle to-
day at your druggist and start treatment
at once. 25c.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02

are increasing and excise returns are
diminishing on account of restrictions
placed on the liquor trade. The house
is prepared for an increase of the
levies on excess profits, tobacco and
amuSementS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02
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The annual convention of Kansas
bankers will be held in Topeka May
"a and 25. Among the affairs planned
for the entertainment of the guests of
a buffet supper from $50 to o'clock,
Thursday, May "a, at the Elks' club,
followed by a musicale at the auditor
ium. After the musicale the guests
will return to the hall to dance. All
the members of the convention will
be asked to that party.
Friday morning an automobile ride
will be given for the visiting women.
At one o'clock the wives of the visiting
and resident bankers will have lunch
con at the J. r. Burrow suburban
place, Pinehurst. In the afternoon
there will be a garden party at the
Burrow home.
Mrs. Fred Freeman, Mrs. George
Snyder and Mrs. Frank Burrow are in
charge of the social arrangements, and
the members of the committee to as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02

The city auditorium was packed
with people Tuesday night. and even
standing room was crowded. with
spectators for the entertainment pro-
vided by 500 of the city's school chill
dren. THE Cycle of the Seasons
Pageant of Life" was presented by
the children, under the direction of
Miss Mildred Hazelrigg, supervisor of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-02

The newly elected officers of the
Alta Vista club are: Mrs. H. L. Alkire,
president; Mrs. Reid Alexander, vice
president; Mrs. T. J. Hankla, secre-
tary.
The club had a guest day meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William Macferran. Little
Eleanor Feltenstein, interpretative
dancer. contributed a cycle of dances
to the program. Guests, besides the
members of the club, were:
Mrs. S. S. Estey
Mrs. Merrill Mills Mrs. Roy Bone
Miss Marjorie Whit Mrs. I. Fe1tenstein
ney Miss Eleanor Felten-
Mrs. Charles Dillon stein
X X X
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Holloway enter
tanned at their home in Tyler street
Tuesday night, in celebration of Mrs.
Holloway's birthday anniversary
Their guests, who are nurses in St
Francis hospital were: Miss Helen
Wnitehair, Miss Eliza beth Shoemaker
Miss Ray Dumars, Miss Yeakie, Miss
Gaines, Miss Dyer, Miss Powell and
Miss Barnes, and the other guests
were: Mrs. Rose Kennel and her
daughter, Carma; Miss Lillian Hollo-
way and Henry Holloway. Miss Yeak
lie was awarded first prize in some
games and Miss Whitehair, second
prize.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
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Azli oeu beporitebenoen 2utber. @e-
ocntieiern bat iid in Ceutib-
~~ lono mitten i'm 9riege idon ieBt
cine iiattlihe Observation-Disclosures
bcrollsgebiloet, Die ii6 ni1t MIR nit
benz Heiormatpr ieIbit ionoern nld
lnit anocren berborrngen0eu Dldns
ncru icuer 8eit, beidGftigt. 9abei
fonnte cS niht feblen ouB aud SouS
Gods, cine ser oolfstiimliditen Ge.
iialten Der Heiornntions5eit cine gan3
beionoers liebepolle g9iiroigung fine
oct. @iltu nod beute nod Der meri-
miiroiee Nlaun gerooe5u ais Der tppi-
ihe &ertreter jener tiei unO reid be-
wegten 8eit, ltno Dor aaem ols oas
llr. rno @orbilo oes Oonols 81 ieiuer
Wtodt llno 9eoclltun9 iih empor
idpingcuocn 0cutibeu @iirgertllms.
Sn Ger Eat fomnt BON allen ieinen
WttitrebenGen mo YiitfGmpfenoen
fmlm elmer ibm eleid, mas geiltigeH
@ebolt. Die 0jubclnnlitteIbarer @irt-
iomfeit UNI Qauterfeit oes Gborof-
tcrs onlonat, Seine oihteriihe 9e.
oeuhng nulB melt n6 bon ben SeIirc-
bunech 0es 92eiliergeonges geiutt
iper6eu. 0eun menn er oiele 9eltre.
blneeh nud teilte, bob er lid OoG
melt iiber oelel6en empor. lno filbrte
Die Doterldnoiihe 9idhmg uad foit
cnoloen Eogeu Der Strung uno g9ir-
RING mieocr 3ielen 81. Die pollitan-
oig ais perlc9t itno pcrbolit gcltcn
mlBtclJ 70 ooB nit 9iedbt elmer Der
iiciiten idorfiinnigiien Grforidcr
lmicrer altcren 0hhlng. @crpims,
ibn sen 9iciornator Der Oeitidclt
9Sociic bot uenncu fonncn.
gSjc bcfaunt mar &nns Gods Gin
cdltcS uno rcdtes 9iirgerfinO, Ocr
oobu OeS ebriomen SdneiOermeiiterS
sS0rg Sahs, Der gegcn Gnoe oes 10.
&obrbuNNerts nit iencr Sousfrnu
Gbriiiine eiu Sous IN Der oonoligel
Scot o0er Shmoleugoiie, Der 6cllti.
Gen Brmncigolie, III! DER NfeIdsltoot
9Siirnberg bepobnte. Gs wnren iblim,
me 3citIdufe, ais ser jiruge Sads 5iir
gclt fam; cin ugroillot uno er.
ihrodlid Sterbcn" min beiogen bic
9eit. miitetc oomnls in Der Stoot, io
Dob man Dem ainoe Doriorglid nn6
Dem Eaae icincr @eburt ole Soufe ee-
ben lieB Gater uno Nlutter muroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

luirflib non ser Selthe ergritfen, Der
fleine &nns ieOo1 blteb BON ibr per-
ihont uno eutipidelte iid), pie eS
l6eint, on einem tr1itieen uuo geiun-
Den senoben. @lit iiebeu Snbren fam
er olf Die Sdltle. uno 6par naf Der
Sitte ieuer Belt, oie einen llnteribieo
3miiden Bolts uno @elebrtcnidulen
nibt fannie, ouf cine Der 9dirnberger
2ateini6ulen, ole SpitalId)ule. Son
Der giIoung, Ole er iid bier aueigr
nete, mag er in ipdterer Belt man@es
perihpibt boben, bod blieb anoeres
bofteL mos Dem nohmaligen 9oeten
enti6ieoen 6u itatten fam. glls er
fiinf5ebn Sabre alt geUoroen, berlieB
er Die Shule, fam 81 cinem S6ub-
mahermeiiter in bic Hehre lno ge-
mann oomolS idon 6iibhing nit oen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieiner 8ateritaOt.
gllS CT lid nod 3weDdbriger Sebre i'm
sabre 1909 ais poblqenllter Son0-
iperfs6uri6e ouf Die 9Sanoeridaft BE-.
Qob, mar oenu oub Die cole Stunt Oes
D}eiiterionges 0aS, mas er neben iei-
nem Souowerf am meiiten uno eifrig-
ten pflcgte. Die @onoerjobre brod-
ten ibm 3iemlih peit umber in oelt-
IHen 2onOen. gr 500 6undbit na1
9legens6ure amO 8oiiou, ootit noh
graunnii onl Sun nadj SettIng,
9urg6aulcn al Ger Sal5bnh uno
&ieo. gfodoem or bier lGHgere ooer
fiir5cre 3cit gear6eitct gin9 er weitcr
nod 8els Sol3bira uno 9Iei6en1olI.
Oonn noh ltiindJen ilnO SonOsbut,
nob g9iir5bilrg mo 6ronffitrt an
Wloin ino iHlicBlidD iiber sen 96ein-
goli nod aobleu1 aoln unO Ao6en:
.glr6cit olfo ocs SanoiperI niein.
Sn AaDcrn 5raplcn mpo an Gbcin"
pie er ielblt es in Dem ,@aIete~ &C.
iouateu. i'm Sabre 1867 perfoBten
Spruheeoiht iagt in ocni er, ben
gIbcuo ieineS 2cbenS bcronnoben
fii6lenO. uns cineu 9iiidblid ouf Die
binter ibm liegenoen Sobre gibt.
3weilino5mon0ieid6rig febrtc er 1916
BON Der fiiufjdbrigen @anoerihaft
6eim UNI manbe Grfobrune reiher
lno ann Wlannc beraneereiit. gta1
ser Sittc Der Belt ealt eS iest, iib ais
Dfeiiter ieBboft 81 MAIDEN luIO, mas
oomit oleidbeocuteno mar, iih einer
eigenen Sausltano 81 griinoen. &ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

ioble nno fpnmt Dem ipiegenoen ln0
ionften. gllfieben oes natiirliHen
@onees nit bloBcn SiiBen nabe. 9as
@eleuf ieIbit lit gegen giuOringen
uon Moiier oirMous eeihi6t. Inter
Ger eingebollten @elenfIoble befinoct
licb Oie 9aufio6le unO Der l0oden.
glur 0ieie beriibrea ben 6uBbo0en
uno peroen ourd Oen @ebrou6 obge.
niist. sic foupcn ieoer5eit obne ieOe
Shluieriefeit ourdl neie eriebt Der-
oen. Die bol6erne Soble bietet gegen
0urhidlagen unO adlte eincn Belle
rem Shut ais cine leoerne. Srageper-
iuhe BEL noliem ltno folten @eter bo-
ben eraeben, oaB Ger SUB Itets troden
un0 worm blei6t. 0os @er1uIA lit
heinz @eben nur menio borbnrer wie
BEL Der 2cocrioble. Ger Sit 0es Site.
fels lit bequem uno onecneDm. gleu-
Berlicb interiheioet iih Die bol5erne
@elenfioble foum iihtbor bon Der
2eoero6lc. 3u oa oieien niibliMen
gieenidnftcn fon1nt nod Die giQie-
felt. 9Sie mir Oernebmen, miro Der
eritnolige @inbou etfpo 3 Morf TO.
item bic auspehielbare Saufioble imo
Der Soden faun Wtnrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Oas Sera oes ianeesFroben Manoer.
burden aud BON glnichhtngen MIDI
frei ee6lieben uno batte nonentlic.
mie es ideint, in Wfiinben elm Wlei.
iterstohterIein es Dem iungen gtiirn-
berger ongeton 10 enticbIoB Der 3ll-
riidgefebrte, 5umal er iib ia in Wliin-
den obne Durren einem odterlirben
Wlodtiprub entiogen0 eefiigt bottc,
iib obne IongeS 8ogern 5u Dem ouas
oeS 2an0es 9roud" uno nofm noh.
Dem er iein Meiiteritiif gemadt, am
+. September 1919 Die iiebjebniGb-
riee Stunigunoe GreuBer, Die eiil5ige
binterloiicne Sodtcr 0eS 9Seter
Greueer ilnO oeiieu G6eiuirtin almi.
gun0c 81 @enoelltein oin 9erge 81
icinem ebeliden gHeibe.
Gie @6e mar cine aliidlihc, iein
&onSpcien Gin pobloeorouctes ino
Scr Grtrog oes Sonomerfes Gin ocr-
ortiger 6nB Sods, ser pon Nous aus
oQcroinaS nidt imbeluittelt mar uno
oudl mobl nit iemer @attin ein flei.
nes SeiratSgut betonlmen boitc, bol0
81 tcbdbiocnl @obliianO gcoieb uuO
oicicu lid bis IN Die Gage ieines M.
ters tort umo tort me6ren Job. GaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

ibm iein Sonoperf linO uibt etpa
ieine oidterilde ooer ihriftltelleriide
Sdtigteit bie5u Der6alf liegt ouf Der
Sano, 0cnn oie 3eit, in ser cr lebte,
fonnte cine unmittelbare @ntlobnung
idriftltcQeriiher glrbeit 10 weuig, ouB
nidt ielteu Der @erleger iic6 ieinc
W8iibemolting bon Dem 8erfoiier aus
oriidli6 oergiiten lieB. g8ie an Sab
lmO Gut eemom ser S6ubnober
mo Yoet panS Sobs nit ser FORT
idrcitenoen 3eit oudl mebr uno mebr
al glnie6en ilno 9iubm. Nas Dem
jungen &anoperfSneiiter cine ipeit
iiber oen @ereih ieiner &oteritoot
biuauSreihenoe SeiInobme 5upopote,
mar iein gintreteu fir Die BON 2ttber
ms Seben aerlliene firhliHe 9epe-
eing, Oie in gSiirnbere friib i6on
feiieu 8uB gefoBt bate 0os fed in
oic g1clt geidmettertc 2ieo bon Der
uwittcnbergideii 9Iodtigoa" fonO
meiibin in 0euti1lano g9ioerbna unO
porb ocm tiibncn SGngcr 6reltnoc
I'M 6rcinOc lmo momte i'm 6u ciper
oaent6olben. ielbIt bel Scr @cecnieitc.
beG6tcten @cri0nlihfcit. llnO ooh
iebItc eS oenl juu9eg @oeten nicht on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

monber in neuiger bobem gllter 5ii-
rudgeidredt iein miiroe, er beirotete,
nobOem er an0ertbalb Sabre 5upor
ieine erlte Satin perloren, ann 5mei-
tennqle, un0 5war Elm, Wenn audi
ni1t iiebdebhidbriges, 10 oo9 nod
iugenoIides uno ollr6 auBergelp6bn-
li6e Sd0nbeit ousge3eihnetes WlGO-
HeH iene Barbara Soricber, ole Den
illgenolihen 9idtergreis su einenI
ieiner idoniten uno 5orteit empiun-
oenen 2ieoer begeiiterte. Nus ieiner
erlten @be poren Dem 0i6ter iieben
&inOer ge6oren poroen, fiirf S0bne
uno 5mei G09ter, ood ii6erlcbte i'm
feines 0erielben; im Sabre 1860 pa-
rem ibp nur nod bier gnfel, Die Sim
Der ieiner dltelteu Go6ter, geblieben.
glls 0ihter entpidelte &ons Sa6s
cine Sru6tbarfeit, oie ms beut5u-
toge foum foBbar eribeinen mil. Die
3abl ieiner 0ihtungen belGtit iid
uod ieiner eieenen glngabe olf ucbr
ais 5000, BON 0enen olleroings 1875
MeiitergeiGnge iino, nGbrenO iiH Oie
ii6rigen ouf 2000 Sbpdnte, 5a6elll
unO 2ieoer un0 20S oramotii1e
Merfe oerteileu. Gr beriolgte Dorlpie-
genO sic Iebrbofte 9lihhlng, ipie 0os
gang Dem Slime ieiner Belt entipro6,
elmer 8eit ole BON Dem alten Sprlt-
DIE, onB Der 0i6ter gIiitlides 3ugleic6
m0 @rfreulihes iAaffen iole, mr.
oen eriten Sell geltei Iaiien poatc,
uno ole i6lieBlib in Dem Wteilterge-
lang Die freie 4unlt oeS SINGERS in
0aS &ousbodene, San0lperfsnloBige
uno S1oblonenbafte berabge0riIft
botte. 9ei oller Sebrboftigfeit 6ct1-
tigte Sods obcr 0ie por5iigli6lten
Der @ieenidoften Oes d1ten lno mirf-
lihen Ii6ters, ole bel iBm freilih
nebr in Der 9lnlaae ais IN Ger gluS-
bilolmg por6nnoen poren. @nS i'm
Dor ollem ous5eihnet, lit oie 93atiir.
lidfeit uno Giniohbeit ieincs @eicnS,
ole eepoort nit eineu iAolfboftei
Sulnor Der liebensiuiiroieiten 9lrr
iuo cinen itetS ollf ooS lSirflidc,
SebenSiee uno @rcif6nre oeridteten
9oritellungstaIent ibn 0llm Golfs-
oidter pie berllfen erideinen lieBen.
Sie5u fopnlt nod ole 2auterfeit uno
glufrihtigfeit leines Gburofters, ole
anee6orene gGbiheu Dor scr 2iiee
ebenio iebr pie Dor Dem @emeinen,
Die i6n 9erooedu sur ein6iaen gr-
i6einurg mo6en, IN Der 3cit ocren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Norliebe fir ole nie0rigen &egungeu
Der Wenlcbennotllr in oem Gerber
ben 0ecluontel fir melt S6limmeres
M6te rn0 fono. @emiB, Sons Sohs
entiAlGgt ii6 ni6t Der 0erbbeit iei.
nes 3eitaIterS, aQein mie melt crba-
ben er nit all leiner 9erbbeit iiber
Dem in ser Siteratllr ieincr 3eitge-
uoiien berriMeuoe Zone blieb, oas
Dermag Hur Der 81 ermeilen Der iid
etlpas eingebeuoer ollein nit Ocll
5aliuadtsipielen beihditiet bat.
Gen gleiitergeiang pflegte unO
liebte Saus Sads, uno opor BON iei-
ner Sugeno an oBne ibm inOeS einel
iiber feline wirfli6e 9eOeutung 81.
tonlmcnoen @ert bei5umeien mie er
Oeun bon icinen 8ablloien @leiiterlie.
bern fem cin3iges ourd Den @tAd
beroffentlidt bat.
Bon leiner 6ornfteriitii1en Seite,
ooS beiBt BON oerienigeu, pelbe in
i9m ocn 0i6ter untrennbor nit Dem
Meniben bereiniet 5eigt tritt @leilter
Gods unS in leinen polenii1en uno
politiic6en 9iHtlngen entgegen; in
oen SprudlgeoiHten, mie er le nennt,
Oos beiBt IN 0iMtungeu, Die ii1 meilt
in oie 6orm elmer Siiion o0er zines
Srounlcs fleioeh Inn in 0ieier @e.
liolt irgeno cine Seit- ooer Strcit-
iroge sur glni6oiiung 81 brin9en.
0ieie Gi6hingeu iino es, Die ibm init
Sfedt oen g}amen ocs 9oltsoiAterS
Ger Heformction cinqetragen ba6en.
Sin entidieoener YnrteigGraer 2u-
Tiers un0 in ieiner Salting ii6 bon
ieiHcn friiben W}onneSiabren bis in
iein ipGtes @reiienalter glei1biei-
bend, licB cr wobl onfGnolicb, bon
Sem 9tiirnberger Giferer Ofonoer
perleitet, iid 5u ihorfen ino geb6iii-
gen alu0ge6ungen binrciBclL 10 oaB
Der 9inf ieiucr &ateritoot nit elmer
crniten 9iiac iuegcn oeS gebro1enen
3enilrper6ots ac9cn i'm ein5ltihrei-
ten iib pcranIoBt io6, iano Gar 6ul0
aber, obne Dab es ireeno eines Gin
oriffS bon ouBen 6eOurft 6Gtte, oen
@eg 81 iid iel6it uno elmer Stint
mung 5uriid, Die, 10 6eIiimmt uno
cntibieoen iie iii, bod ean6 im6 gar
Rom @eiiie Der Geri6bnIibfeit getra-
Gen miro. Sin 10 entlbieoener Sin.
bGngcr Der nelen Sebre er nli6 mar,
Elm ebeuio entldieoener Notriot iuar
er, Der ni@t minoer felt iuie 5u Dem
Sutbertlinl 5u &aiier uno lici6 itono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
9ic fiiuitlidc SonO i'm Grjtliden
Seruf.


gor uugefGbr eincm Sabre, lhreibt
ole n9erl. Boil. 3tg.~, beridietcn mir
iibcr cine Concentration bon Or.
Wlar Gobn ouf Dem &riegsdr5tlibel
9lbenO, Der al ieiuem cieenen aorper
bic @ernenoborteit oes aueritaHi-
iben @urnesormeS bel ben 8errih-
tungen 0es tGsliden Sebeus beiuieS.
Sn elmer Dor flir0em in Der 9erliner
nie6i3iniIden @eieaidnft abgebalte-
nen Sibuna 6epies er, Dab man ais
ginbdnoiger nit Der Gornesbano
aud i'm dr5tlihen 8eruf meiter totis
iein fam. Gr lcgte babel Ons Soltpt.
gciDibt ouf oos @ort 1meiter4 oo
man ihon elm geiibter glr5t iein mlIB,
I'M ais Ginbdnoer Sen Mettbcpcrb
alfncbucn 5it f6nnen. mas AUDI bel
an0eren geruien beriidlidtigt weroel
u1uB. GobfL Der ais Srthop6oe unO
9lontqenoIoae tGtig it, fonnte nit
ben ionit gcbrGu1liben Snltrnmen-
ten ousfonmen inOenl er Die fiinlt-
lihe Sano ais Solte6ano benubte,
ole ougleidb erbebli6en Grd pu0
Bug ous0uii6en Oermag. sSSn Si6tbil-
bern 5eigte er, ooB cr beim ginfaoeIn
Die 9luoel, mie ben oiinnen gatgut-
iaoen bolten fam. glu6 lab man Die
@inri6tiiua bon S{uphenbriiben uno
DelenfDerrentllngen uno Die Opera
tion Der ougeborenen Siiftperren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

SooIern rn0 8erfleinern, ielbIt Damn
uidt, ais iein 0idterseiit iih n1hti-
ger uno immer m66tiger reete, Sin
Dem Ierie modenOen StbubmpAer-
meiiter blieb longe 3eit etluas bon
Dem Seltiamen boiteu, ols Oas man
audi beitte nod cine dbnli6e gridci,
nung betro6ten piiroe, uno SodS
miirOe pa6ribeinlib bel 2eb5eiten oie
DerOiente 9lnerfennlng nibt geflnoen
bober penn ieine 2ebenstage ii6
nidjt in ungepobnliher Meiie iiber
oos berf0mmIide WloB ausgeOebnt
bdttel.
SSn ipGterer 3eit lieB man ibn oller-
oaeroines ais oen nberiibmten 0eut-
i6en 9oeteu" gelten als Ben man ibn
bel ieinem gl6lebeu iogor in Oas amt
Iihc Sterbercaiiter cintrug Y
So6s crteiMte-oos bobe Sitter BON
cinunoadt5ig SSabreit uu0 bot iih,
menn audi Sulebt forperlin uno eei-
iiig Derfoaen, ieiue Stride imO SAaf.
fensfreuoigfeit bis ilber pie 5dpeqe
oes @rciienalters bepobrt. gllS Sic
Observation-Disclosures tnternobm er
iogar nod einen Sdritt, Dor Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

9rieesfreipilliger gln beiten mir
oen Sic mid nod'm Often ididen,
&err 6eloDebel - ic6 babe oa ndm-
lid nosb'n alten 9aoefer bon 9lub-
lnnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Der n,uOernc SuIsIdJm6.

Wlit Scr 5irlebmenoen 2eOerfnopp.
belt mlBte Der quite, olte S5oI5idub
Die n0olopantine" " wieoer 0it
G6ren founnen. llno es fonnte nidt
lcnge oouerrL bis oie ME roitenoe
Tednif ouh i'm mooerniliert 6otte.
SeBt iinO mir ioweit.
Ole b9l8erue @elenfiobIc, cine gr-
finoung 0es Observation-Disclosures
96iib. beliebt aus 3lpei Geilen ole
fur5 binter Dem 9aQen 6urH eiu @e.
lent matchmaker berbunoen iinO.
@abrcno bel ser itarren Soble DER
@ong plump miro uno iolpobl oas
&nodeIgelenf fpie and Den Inter
ibentel ermnoet, pirtt 0ie @elenf-
icble bolfonImener pie bic 'Stiefel-
flua. Oic idon an Sen Suel6dnoi9cn
Sorperfraft iiellt obnc beionocre
0rtbop1Oen groBe glnIpriidc an ole
Sdpieriofeit oelinecn. Bon Sntereiie
lit es oaB Yrof. Or. Snuerbruh aus
2iirid bon weiteren SSorti6ritten iei-
ner Wletbooe Der opillfiirlib beweg-
lihen fiiuitlerii1en Sono" beridtet,
oie oielleidt berllfen lit e6enio cute,
wenn niht nod before geilIltate 8u
er5ielen ais Der GorneSarm. Bon be-
ionoerer 8i1tigfeit it, ooB Souer-
brud ieine operqtiDe Wletbooe ouh
fir Ole 0beri6enfclitiimpfe ausgear-
6eitet bat.
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