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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-18

Mrs. f.. Fairness went to Elkton Wed
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Isom.
Mrs. J. II. Chichester entertained
few ladies Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. G. r. Dickson.
Saturday night, Fair and Warmer, al
the Grand. Curtain at Sis to accom-
modate our patrons from the east.
Mrs. 0. A. Burman entertained Mrs
Dickson and Mrs. Chidester last Satur
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. |. G
Seney.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Dickson return
ed last Thursday from Michigan and
have since been guests of Mrs. j. II
Chidester.
J. H. Chichester and f. NJ. Ellis re.
turned Wednesday evening from a two
weeks visit to Florida and other south
ern states.
Bookings %county's delegation in the
S'a'c '|SISIdluIe are all expected nome
tonight, the legislature having taken
a recess until Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Skinner were
down from Castlewood Monday on
business matters and were visiting
friends in the city while here.
Music pupils of Mrs. Vergote gave a
recital at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening. The affair was
well attended and was very pleasing
to all who attended.
Miss Olga Sween, who recently fin
ished a term of school near here, left
Wednesday for Valparaiso, Ind, to
finish a curse of study she was pur-
suing there last year.
Mrs. |. G. Seney anu daughter, who
have been guests of friends in the city.
went out into the country south of
town Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Bernard Anderson.
Engineer Dickson, who has had the
WATERFOWL wayfreight, has been re-
placed by Engineer O'Hara. Mr..
Dickson will probably be assigned to
a run between Hawarden and Monroe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-18
Local and Personal
T. +. Levins, Local and News Editor. Phone Ii
. Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
! behind them. You get good
: value for your money.

Or. j. R. Jackson, Osteopath.

Dr. y. II. JACKSON, O~SteOpatn.
d. w. Reeves was down from Bruce
Monday on business affairs.
l.. A. Gage was here from Bryant
Thursday on business matters.
Miss Marie Rasmussen spent Sun
day with her sister at WATERFOWL.
Philo Hall went to Minneapolis or
legal business matters Saturday even
ing.
Girls sport boots, "Neolin" soles
$3.50 to $3.50. Gillespie & Rogers
Footftters.
E. G. Montgomery spent most OF
last week in the north part of the
state on business matters.
Mrs. Geo. Purdy left Sunday for
Chakopee, Mimi, where she Will take
the mud baths for rheumatism.
Wallace E. Purdy was at Pierre this
week attending the state convention of
the states attorneys of South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Gallagher and
Miss Nell McShane We're down from
Bryant Thursday on business matters.
Return engagement of 'The Escape"
D. w. Griffith's seven-reel masterpiece
at Pleasant Hour Monday, January %.
Judge Sherwood left Monday even
ing for Pierre to attend the state con-
yention of states attorneys held there
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wallace E. Purdy, who had
been at the hospital for treatment, was
released Saturday and she is now at
her home.
Geo. z. Sexauer returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Wisconsin and in the
Twin Cities.
G. J. Flittie and T. l. Flittie are i'm
proving a farm they own in Sterling
township. The house is being re-
modelled and new barns, hog houses
and other out-buildings are being
added.
Geo. Green returned to Minneapolis
Friday. He had been here seeing his
mother who had been very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kremer. She is getting along very
nicely now.
Selwyn & Company will present
Fair and Warmer" the farce by
Avery Hopwood, which was famous all
over the country before one half of
it's year-run at the Eltinge Theatre,
New York, and the Cont Theater, Chi
cago, was completed, at the Grand
Saturday night.
"See Fair and Warmer when it
gets here" was the admonition of
every New York visitor as o o as he
reached his home town. It's success
measured in terms of dollars and
cents was unprecedented in New York.
It's theatre was so filled to OVERLOOKING
at every performance that before 1t
was four months old, it had bettered
the brilliant record Of within the
Law"
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback left
Monday morning for Los Angeles,
Calf, to spend the balance of the win
ter. They will stop enroute at Las
Cruces, New Mexico, to visit a few
days with Prof. and Mrs. Luther Eos
ter at one time residents of this city.
Prof. Foster was connected with State
College while here, but is now at the
head of one of the departments of the
agricultural state college of New
Mexico. The stop in New Mexico is
the only one Mr.. and Mrs. Fishback
figured on when they left.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-01-18

Mr.. anil Mrs. J. E. Harvey, of Tren-
ton township, had a son born to them
Monday.
Miss Jennie Hageman has been suf-
fering the past week with a bad ase
of erysipelas in the face.
II. w. Perkins, who had a relapse
since leaving the hospital a couple of
weeks ago, is again on the mend.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

folgert getpobnlib MIR bis 5it einei1i geuii.
fen Bunft iino ldbt ieiner @bantaiie Damn
Die 8iigel idiebeu 9oraus miro ielten
ettpa8 Nerniinftiges Wtan muB Die @iit
bilorngsfraft Dorangebeig laiien, ioiueit es
natiirlid] lit, ober Die @etnlmft mlB gleid
binterber folgen, Inn ieoen Sdritt obieitS
bonn @ege 81 oerbinoern ino ieoen Sdritt
olf Dem eingeihlagenen8ege at beipeiien
92imm ieoe fir lid, tue lie in cine 9letorte,
ipie es Die Gben1ifer nin1en fiige Elm paor
8ropfen 8ernunft bin3u, uno 0ann tUirlt
OH 2otIa6en erbalten Dies lit Der ein5ig
rihtige @eg Sobalo li1 einnol etne SSoee
feitgeIebt bat, 10 ueigert Iid) Der 8eritan0,
fpenn lie ait9 nod 70 ipenig glnbaltspunfte
bat, oIIes tDieoer um5uitiir5eti, lito ooun lit
jeoe Soffning nif 5ortidritt bergebensl"
nDas beereife ih olles iebr pobl, eiit.
gegnete Yenoleton, oaber puS ioll Oas be-
oeiiten2" Dobei 5eigte ct aitf Die Sdene in
benz Snihe
rQos meiB idb titt, inO on oidj rid)t,
folglidj bleibt nidts iibrig, ais es berails.
5ufinoen.
SSu5piiben bate 6rdiilein 9nle oos, mas
oltf Dem Bopiere itono, geleien iuo fdrieb
iett ielblt raid etipas iiieoer, tpoS 1ie 0nnI
Code binredte Ser Emibihnnme frat I'M.
ter oos 2idt ino bielt oos 8lott oidt bor
feline g(iigen; nefoem ct es eeleien bate,
rib er es in Stiide uno mari eS in ben Sea-
min. Gr itellte iit Dor sSr1ulein Bale bin
unO nahte ibr miitenoe 6inger3eidben, be-
ionn ii6 Damn ober, nabm einen gtoti5blod
uno fing an 3u idjreiben
SSebt ioete glibton-Girf 5u Henoleton
leiie: nWorte bier einen glugenblid,"
idIid iih onnn 81 ienem iSeniter bin, trot
5u Benoletons groBtem @ritutnen in oen
bellen 2idtihein iin0 flopftc i6orf an 0aS
9cniter. 8enoletou fab, tpie 2ode ouffiibr,
oa er anidenen0 Die Gibrotion ocs @crdil.
ides om 5eniter gebort bate, beinerfte, lpic
Sr1ulein Bale olfitano, Die SGnoe uie in
@er5peiilme oitfbob, er borte iie einen
Sdrei ailsitobelt Damn tplr0e ouS 8un
mcr fniter alr5 oarauf borte cr ralc0t
Shritte iid5 entferneii, Damn t0ute ooS @ui
fen zines gIiltos beriiber, oas man gleic6 ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
90. fyortIebnne.)

,,Qode mollte offenbor iofort 5iriidfeb-
rem bemerfte er 5u Ben0letot, ooenn
ionlt bate er Die Tiir ieiner @erfitott ge'
ihloIen~ 0arouf blidte CT nad Dem
&oiiic nno tLiiiterte Penoletcn 6u: ~SieD
0ortbtrl4
Qlls oieier binblidte, iob er Die imteren
Heniter, oie borber MIR idDod erleud]tet
poren, in bellIten Qihte itrablen SSn ei.
mem 8inmer bemerfteit iie 2ode, pie er
oiif iino ob qing, nit tpiitenoen @eiidlt iino
heftiQen 8euequngen ieiner pdn0e. gln eli
mem EiIhe fab, iiber Elm 8latt Bapier &c.
beuot uip0 Dem geitifnlierenoen Wlanne an
Td1einen6 nidt Die geringite 0lufmerfionifeit
ld5eufeno, eine iiinge Dame. llno penole.
ton fiiblte li6 croentlih ihpo6 Deroen,
ais er in ibr @oitb gele erfonnte.
Ginen Qlugenblid berrid]te SbDeigen
stpii6eu ben beioen Wldnnern, oann be-
nerfte Q(lbton-Ssirf troden: IN oieier glnge-
legen6eit gar nid)t olifridtig 9elDeien."
,,Du qlmlbIt olio II" beqonn Ben0leton
in einenI Zone 0es SdredenS, ober llibton.
airf inlterbrodl ibn.
sd aloube bieles, ober nur Die Eot-
laden s1blen. 0leime Dir ielber oieie Eat.
ioc6en BuIomnei numb feb 5it, iuobin Iie
0id5 fiibren. gr1ulein Nole lit bon gnfong
all rnebr coer peniger in oieies @erbred]en
beripidelt qepeien Sie CAB oann cine @r.
fldruna o6, oie id fir tpobr belt; ieBt fili-
ben mir iie ober an oieIem einiamen Drt IN
rubiaer llnterbolting nit einem Wonn,
bon oem i6 Ielber iiberaeuet biit ooB er ei.
ner bon 6umes WlDroern IL"
@s etititon0 tpteoeriint cine Paiiie, od1n
brod penoleton Das Sfmeigen: vg8ie DIT
IoqIt" fliiIterte er beiier, ntpnr iie nidjt
qon3 often. gfmm olIe llmitdnoe 5ilioni.
men, oanu ideinen iie oorouf bin5uoei.
ten ~ ~"
Ct Itodte, ais OBJ er infdbig mare, ipei-
fer8iiprehen
QlIbfon.s3irf legte ibm Die Sano oiIf Oie
Gbnlter lm0 parnte: n@inbiloungsfrnft
lit 8mar BEL oieier QLrt glrbeit iebr notmcu.
Big, ie muB aber BON Der gernlmft in
ibreH @rer5en gebaltsn peEoeM. Der SaIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

bereits in oirefte @crbirolng nit ocut
Wioroe gebrodt."
p o@alleidt bat er oitsn6rtS ein ipidtigcs
@eiDdit ino BON Der gan6en Sode nod
gar nidts gebort.
@ o@ldllbeu Sic oenn, CT hGtte oos nidjt
porber iemanoen mitgeteilt?~
o$elleidt belt er eS nid)t fir n0tig,
bielleidt lit iein glusblei6en our6 unoor.
bergeiebene 3ufdlle oerldngert lporoen, 70
ettuas fommt ia offers por~
nAlleroings," CAB 9libtou-airf 3lt lin
inherent Sale bin idj ober iber5eugt, Dab
gIllon Wlorris iic5 berborgon bGlt"
~gsorauf grimoct iic6 oieic Sbrc llabcr.
5ergung2"
oDaS mag idb iebt uidt iugcn."
glls er an Der Siir wor. froqte tie lciic:
yBielleid)t fennen Sic and Den Grt, lDo CT
iic6 beritedt bGlt2~
n9lugen6Iidli6 nod ubt,~ ontiUortcte
er, ua6er in menigea Stluoeu iidcr"
91S 9libton.airf MN Ous SorS DcrIieB,
ld4elte er 5uoerii9tli9 Dor iid) bin
Gs mar folint cine balbe Stlu0c Der, felt
9(ibtonairf 0as 0alc.@olts pcrloiien bate,
Ga fubr Elm Wloinoro -9liitemobh opr Der
Sir Dor, I'M ielben gIigenblide itano obcr
ard elm itolieniider glrbcitcr, Der qcocr.
iber bcrimqelungett battc, ollf imo biu-
meltc 0ic StraBc cntlon9. 9}ad ciniqen
Wlimlten itieg einc OidtocridIcierte IN ri.
nen Stmlbmantel gebiilltc 1omc Sic Sti.
fen binob, cntlieB oen @boliicr inio fpbr
nit Dem 9lito ollein 0opon 0a fam ober
and idou Ser italienii1e glrbeiter nit ci.
nenl inGdjtigcu Wlotorroo al, i9pung iidj
ooranf nn0 filbr binter Dem 9(uto Der. GuS
1enipo 0es 9llltoS ipuroe nmer roiber,
imO in gleic6enl Rabe iteigerte iid) Oos oes
&iotorroOes bel Dem .nahfnbrenoen St1lic.
ner Dor Der Stoot beQoun oos 9luto
i6rHlidl 5u raicn, iiuo oide Gtar6molfeu
ioirbclten bintcr ibm olli oas a2otorroo
blie6 ibn o6er Ocunoh auf oeu 6erien, icinc
Grploloncu flangcn mic cine cin3i1e fort.
laiicnoe SalDe
(6orticene iolat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

bodit inbefangen enipfing. Sie leitete oos
@eiprdd5 nif noroiidc 2iteratllr iiber uno
unterbielt iid) iiber Die @eltalten IN SbieuS
0ramen 10 ongelesentlicbit ais Oh es gar
feinen Sail Sume g1be Crit ols fie be.
merfte, Dab glibton-4irf, Der iGlieBlic6 ieis
nen WiiBnntt nid]t berbeblen fonnte, bic
Stirn riui5elte, IHer5te iie: Isle tudhen
bellte cine redt trolrige Ofiene, bobeil Sic
etiuo geltern obenO BEL 8errins elm oll5u
itpptges Dinner eingenommen2
Sen 4opf ifiittelno, ertuioerte er: sd
babe g8id)tigereS 81 fun
sic bob Die SanO obmebreno enpor mo
frogte: ov@obl in Dem Sune6oIl?" 9tls
er beiabte, ipur0e fie ernit imo erpioerte:
oSb Oeriudbe Die gon3e idredli6e @eidi6te
81 bergeiien, Oesbalb leie id) feline 8eitnn-
gen me6r uno gebe oud nid)t mebr ans
p@eitern a6eno mar olio cine 9LuS.
nobme?~
o@eitern obenO2" frogte iie, i'm unidul-
Dig aniebeno
oS5a, maren sic Oenn eeitern a6enO nidt
auS2~ entgegnete er l!nntiltig
ag8ie fonInen Sic Oardlf2~ lGtbelte iie
y@s mar ia flirdjtbor lanepeilig bier, ober
inuner nod beiier, ais fortDdbrenO al jene
Sndbe erinnert 81 iperoen~
r0as lit iebr merfipiiroig, id mar gan3
ii1er, Sie porige g}odt gcieben 5it baben;
es mar freilidj mr. eincn glugenblid, iulo
id fam mid ia ihlieblidj getditidt babcn.
Chen oesDal6 erlarbte id5 mir, Sie 5u be-
irden~
sic lddte nli6eincno oiniiiert gSl6,
oos miiiiep Sie mir er5dblelL fiigtc Oonn
ober boItig bin3u: n0ob, rein, neinl
@em eS nit Oem Sine-6aI 3uiainmen.
bdngt, mill i1 nidbts boren
Sie Gatte bereits Dem 0iener oeFlingelt,
ais CT ernit binmarf: uScrr Niorris bait
iid6 nod ininer iebr gut nerborgen~
gSie cine Gigerin, Die ibr Silnges oertei-
Oi9t, entgcgtete iie ihorf: uS5err Morris
bat nidts perbroden imo brau6t iid) OeS-
balD uidlt 5il Oerbergeil~
,Sb0u" antDortete cr rnbig, uobcr cS
III Elm Seller, Ooi} er nicbt 5lnll @oribcin
toWmt man bat 'ibn iegt III ocu 3citlmaeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9}idtcr Sornioaon in Ger iiiomelili.
den @oli5ciitotion infer Der @eiNul-
6igung, elm Eiero nno S8agen, 10
OuBenO &aore Don lleber5oicn, ein
@elpe6r uno cine Sogoilintc, Oos 81.
qcnt6um pon So6n 6ribIer BON Iur-
nct Station, geitoblen 5ll bo6en. Gr
murOe iiir Elm ferucres &erbor am
%. glpril ieitgcbaltcn. Der 6arms
magen mliroe BON Sacob 5ribler, ocn
So6nc 0es 5ormers, gelenft, imO an
Der @dc Der @reene- imo 6oDetteitr.
am Gienitng glodmittog aui9eltellt
uabrcno cr iel6it in cinen Saocn ging.
glls er 3uriidfam, mar 0as @eipann
pcrihmunOen. Ger 0iebitabl purOc
scr &oli5ei beridtet, unO %olijilt
GSieganO no6nl Goof iclt, ais er Den
@agen Oiird SSroineton fsbr. Goof
gob an, oaB er BON 5uei anocren
@ldmern cinaelaoen luoroeu mar in
Dem Mogcn 81 fo6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

nad) oaoonioitien borte.
vSie 1T fort feudte ser iinge W3onit,
DiIno i'd CLAUDE, oos mar es, tuas Sirf be.
abiidtigt bat
@r ging atf oas Solts 81 ilno fano iei-
men 6rerto nod bort lteben.
Sea" ladte iener, ooie bat lf5 Shnell
alf iInO oabon een1odtl"
D@orim tateIt oli oas2" frogte Renole-
ton ooripurfspoll~
glibton.S{irf nollte eben oiitiportcit, ais
Die fleine @eitalt 2odeS oiiftaudte, Der nit
einer 2oterne berbeiltolperte, oieie idlieB-
lid oid)t Dor Die beioen belt iliO Die Srent-
oen nifmerfiam mltiterte. glibton-&irt
berbeiigte iib ldc1eln0, nladte oiif 0aS eli.
rige @eitifilieren 2odeS cine @ebdroe, ais
oh CT ihreiben pollte, itn0 5ei1te oiif oas
Sals g}a6oenl Ser Eaublhmlne iie beioe
nodnols orgDobniih genuitert bate, be-
oeutete er ibuen, 81 iparten, gitg oann nad
Dem Sduppen, modte oelien Cir 81, ber-
ibloB iie iorgfdltig iino itedte oeit Sdliiiiel
in Die Saihe Sier5u bemerfte glibton.
4irf: o@r trailt inns offenbar iiidt, iui0 eS
mliB etDns 8ertoolleS IN Dem Sdilppcn
iein."
Nuuc IuglAc llc llllll Dpll pOb ullOClell
Seite in oas Soiis, mo er Die Soterne IN
einen fleinen Stioier3innmer nieoerieste,
g1oti5blof uno @leiltift berbor6og unO bei-
oeS 9[ibton-&irf iibereob
@ieIer idrieb raid in Stenogropbie ME.
Der ng8ir bitten I'M @ntlhuloigung, peln
mir Sie erihredt Bnben" Damn RIB er ons
@latt ob ino CAB es @rofeiior 2ode
Der idien 5par 5linddit iiberroidt Onr.
iiber Dab Der @eiuder ii6 Der Stenogro-
pbie beoieute, idrieb ober ioiort ebenfolIs
iienoernpbid) aBer ituo sic, inO pos
piini1en Sie2"
0orauf alttportete &irf nit fIiegon0cH
@leiitiit. ,@err 0oftor Mcrcer bat ms 5u
&bnen geionOt, mir modteu eiuer neuen
Sdiiler ber6ringeu~
9}ddoem 2ode Dies geleiei, fraete er
idriitlid: ug9orlm bo6en Sic nidlt an ser
Yin qeflugclt?~ poroli gli6tou.8irt ant.
mortete: SD oadtc nibt, Dab Sie iibcr-
hnlpt cine aliugel Ddtteuslnio erreate ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

Der Sbrc 9Iufmerfiontfeit, 10 gut id
fonnte
g(ls Code oics oelelen botte, erflong oie
GlineeI iebr iharf, 2ode ging binms uno
fam fofort nit Saines 5uriid. geioe ull-
terbielten iid lebbaft nit Den Sdnoen,
Damn trot ein g[uSorud Der @rleihteriiiig
ouf 2ofes @eiidt imo ct nidte, 70 ais oh er
jebt i'm 9iloe iei
n@ntIduloigen Sie, meine Serren,
iagte 6oines, der Serr 9oftor bat mid
5liriidgeididt, INN mid 81 bergeiuiiiern, OBJ
Sic audi ri6tig Den Brofeiior gefunoen
bdtten"
.3onfe," onttportete 9lI1ton-airf, mir
botten gar feline Sdpierigfeiten.
,Dos freiit MIDI, entgegnete Der Diener,
u@5iite g8odt"
gllser fort mar, beeann ser Brofeiior tpie'
Der raid 81 i6reiben, ilno 5ipar in aurrent.
f1rift: vSS1 bite Inn gnti6uloiglng; ic6
iueiB iebt, Dab sic mir oie @abrbeit iag.
ten i'd mar ieood 5ludbit auBerlt iiber-
raidt"
Ai5ton.&irf ibrieb 5iiriid 9ie Dame
ffien otd ie6r iiberraid)t 5li iein"
Der SaubIhlmme i1rieb ipieOer: u@S
mar meinc Nid)te, uno iie pollte iomieio
jeBt geben, oerfen Sic oober nid5t, ooB Sie
iie bertrieben baben."
Die idriftli1e llnterbalhmg 0rebte lid
baum nod cine @eile Inn 0er angeblic6en
Schiller, oen iie berbringen molltef,
ihlieBlid berabihieoeten iid) aber be0e BON
Dem 8rofeiior imo gingcn nah Der &ono.
itraBe lmO 81 ibrem pluto 5Iriid 0ort on.
gelangt froate 8enoleton. .,9dn, boit on
etipns BON ibn erfobren2~
sd glaube Ooraiif NIT So anhporten 5ii
fonierL eripioerte iener, yes nulB iid5 aber
crit 5eigen, uno eber iage icb Dir nid)ts.
God Jest, 9idion rief er Dem GbauiieiIr
81, had Sauel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
0nrar Gtnbtneninfcitrn

Sr. gloam 0eupcrt, Ger 9lftlIar oeS
Common -@eri6tes, bat 0eitern
nlitectbcilt oaB bisber nod pcnig
Sicen5en 0eroliseenowmen iino. DC
fanntlid merOen om 1. Nloi allc 81.
ccnjen idaig.
Die Wfitglieoer 0eS iiinften Nlarp-
ldnoer 0lili5regintentes muroen &C.
iiern eii8eln in oen 0icnlt Scr Scr
Stooten-glrmee ouigenommen uno
man bofft, oaB Die glr6eit bis bette
gLben0 0oIen0et iein mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

Borne ms 3eiig, mo6ei 5piiden 9ol.
iimore rlo Oen oitlid gelegenen
Counties cine fiir5ere @erbinoung
bereeltellt iper0en fonnte. sSn Der
lebten Sisimg Der 2egislotur er6ieIt
ole 2anoitraBen. Gommiiiion Die Boil
madjt, cine iol6e 6dbre 81 baucn
Oo@ pur0e bisber in Ger 9lngeIegen-
Geit ni6ts get6on. SSn Scr lcBten
gSode muroc oieiel6e i'm &eriuol-
titngsrat6 fiir 0fientli1e 9lrbeiten be.
iproben, ood pia man crit 9idberes
ii0er Die 9etriebsfoiteu ino cinen
nIo9liden lleberiduB einbolen.
gor einigai Eogen puroe Serr
Sarriion 6ci Ger 9onoitroBen.Gom-
miiiion 6iniidtIic6 0cs &roiefts Dor.
itellig. 0erieIbe glau6t, OoB Oic Gin
rid)tung eines 8d6rOienites niAt al
lein einem G6eil oes StaoteS, Ionoern
rem gou5en Stoat gum GortbciI oic-
nen piirOe. Ger cin5igc 9aoeort DON
%orDIano miiroe oaourh cine Oirefte
Serbinoune nit Den @ebirgs allror-
ten ruo piefcn @ei6ditsiidoten crbal-
ten. Die I'M @al beiinOlide Bride
ii6er ole goi in annapolis ge6t i6rer
Goaenolne enteegen ino miro elm
ror5iielides 9inoeglieO 5ipii6en Bal
timore, @afbngton,9 ,9Imapolis, Gum-
terlano uno Nlountoin 2ofe &arf
nab oen SonInerpldben i'm ueitlihen
WnrDlolO biloen.
9es 0iebfablS beidnlbist.
Der AZ Sabre olte g9iaiom Goof
-. -. Nl...u IL. EL...A -.-.iLn.... 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

- ~ ~ W.
Die abiolitte S6eioung BON i6rem
@atten gllopiius 9. Soahuu, oen iic
inI Sabre 1910 in Souiton, Ger, &C.
beiratbet batte, wuroe Der @earl g8.
9ormore, elmer @onoelbilo- -9ii6nen-
@robe, BON giidter Sit 5ugeipro6en.
alud oori iie wieoer igren 9ldoden-
siamen trneen SIN 5ebruor 1915
iDoIlte iie nidt l1nger Die 9&oae elmer
Dernanldiiioten Satin IpieIen, begab
iid nod gtelu.gorf uno piroe cine
&anoeI6iIO S6auipieIerin. S6ren
SdeiOungspro8eB beeonu iie i'm So-
mar 1916.
EGeIid elm &egiment.
3ablen, meIbe bon Dem ariegs.3e.
partement per0ifentli9t wuroen, 3ei-
gen. oaB iibereenug 2eiite iid fir ole
reguIdre glrmec oniperben loIien, tag.
lih eeniigeno, I'M Elm Reeiment 5u
bil0en. g91breno Der 5 Gage bom
II. bis gum 10. glpril puroen 717t
otaeporben, Elm taglider Qurbidnitt
pon 1884. 3polibunoert Wonn iino
'iir Elm 9legiment IN 6rieoens5eiten
uoibig. Ole 9lniperbung IN Ser Slot.
te brabte an Sanitog un0 Wontae
1886 Dlauu. Die @eiamnlt5abl ser
III Der W}arine oienenoen Mannl1nf.
ten betrdet nun 1896. Die Wlori-
NUM- Stdrfe lit anf $1,000 feitgeiett
iporoen; man erportet ieoob, oaB
Ole 3obl oura @onereB.9llitoritdt olif
10000 erbobt miro.
Simon @oIf ais Sat.
@ei Dem @abeIfriibitiid, ipeldes DER
Commercial Club geitern gla6mit.
tag nm IL ltbr 80 in ieinem 2ofoI
in 6arragut.Square CAB, mar Der
sIbtb. Simon Bolf ols @ait 5ugeeen.
Ole 20 ar mir0 Geld / =
fen.
Gas eriie Sotel in g9oibington,
melhes feline Bar" eeldloiien bat
iin0 Hlir Spirititoien an Giiden Ter
iirt, ipir0 0as oOcci0entol potel~
ieiu. Der 9eiter, Gus gu1boI5,
Hadte befannt, DAB oieier @edieI
5ran @eiten Der Reitourant. @dite
poa3oaen uno am /. Nfni in @raft
ilcien miro.
StuItiDirnng Der ParfS.
I'm Die 0iltrift.Gomniii1re 5it
iiderreoen oos perfiiebore 2anO in
0en 9arfS fultiOiren 6t loiien bat
g5ra y1eefer aneefiinoigt, Dab er Die
Gommiiidre beiuhen ino feline 9ldne
fin ole SeliltiOirng oes SanOes I'M
ierbreiten miro. Bon Oen 5000
gdern Der Yarfs fonnen 5000 fiiIti-
pigt meroen, o6ne einen @oum ooer
GiraiId 81 It0ren be5auptete Serr
Wleefer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
gInS Scm SHneren lRarplanO'S nnS
ben anaren5cHOeu Staaten.

8db.re 5wifden glnnopo-
lis unO Glopborne.
Staotsienotor Orlando Sarriion
BON Worceiter-@ountD leet ii6 Itdrf
fir Die @inridtitng zines 8dbroien-
tics 3lpiiden 9lnnapolis uno Glap-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19
70. q a pitcL

Gur3 Dor @1ittog on ndd5iteu Gag1
muroe glibton-airf in taoeIloieni 9ciidlS-
on5ug IN cas 3mmcr bon SSrdMlcin GDii0
@alc gciiibrt mar oBer 5iemlid etttdiicli,
Dab iic i'm oltrhauS nidt perlegen iouoern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

The success Of Pompeian HAIR Massage is in its
name- Massage" Itsa treatment, not merely atomic.
The massaging (rubbing) Of the scalp wakes up the
roots Of the hair to new life. This massaging also
opens the pores of the scalp to the wonderfully stmu
lating liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage. Dandrua
goes Your hair will become and stay healthy, Wig
orous and attractive. .gg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

pompeian HAIR Massage is clear amber liquid
(not cream) Not oily. Not sticky, Very pleasant
to USE 25e, 50G and ST bottles, at the store. .a,
MEN Have your barber. give you treatment and
one application.
Don't play with dandruff any longer Gel bottle
of Pompeian today and let it demonstrate that dan
druf can be stopped and your hair made attractive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-19

9es 9iebitablS beIdnlOist.
Der AZ Sabre oIte g9iaiom Goot
BON DER @ine-Str. itono seItern Dor
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