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Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Items of Interest

The largest bridge party given in
the city for several weeks took place
IN the Guild hall this afternoon when
Mrs. M. w. Murray and Miss Susan
1s tables.
q The coiors Of the season. red and
white. predominated in the decora-
tons RI the large room, and the idea
was further carried out in the heart
and arrow shaped score cards, with
the small red and white pencils. Bowls
OF red tulips were placed on the
tables, and these gave an added
charm to the pretty affair. Playing
ued until o'clock. A two-conrse
luncheon was served at the small
tables and the hostesses were assisted
by Mrs. Charles Hinzie. Mrs. John E.
Sheehy, Mrs. T. p. O'Connell, Mrs. N.
D. Black. Mrs. Charles Murphy and
Misses Lucille Hale and Madeline Tur,
ner. @ Mrs. N. B. Black Of Fargo and
were out-of-town guests.
Yesterday was the birthday ami
vArsary of Mrs. w. G. Barclay, and a
n. mber of her friends knowing of
this fact, gathered at her home, SO
Cherry street, to spend the afternoon
with her. Needlework and visiting
were the pastimes, and at o'clock
the self-invited guests served lunch
presented Mrs. Barclay with gift az
remembrance of the happy occasion.
=. Mrs. w. r. Weaver, TIC Chestnut
street, will be hostess at valentine"
party this evening. Cards will be the
diversion OF the evening and guests
for three tables have been hidden.
Following the games the hostess will
serve luncheon.
Rev. Jonathan Watson. who recently
st. PauIs Episcopal church, was for
mally welcomed to the city and to the
members Of the congregation at a re-
ception held in the Guild hall from 8
until 10 o'clock last evening.
Vases and bowls Of spring blossoms
were arranged about the rooms and
on the refreshment tables. The heads
Mrs. c. E. Warriner, president of st.
.Paul's Guild; Miss Olive Champlain,
president of st. Agnes Guild, and q.
r. Jacob, senior warden. and Mrs. ia
cobb were in the receiving line with
Rev. and Mrs. Watson. During the
evening program of musical num-
bers. instrumental and vocal, were
given. Mrs. A. G.. Schultheis presided
over the frappe bowl, and other wom-
en- Of the parish assisted in the serv-
ing. Many of the city residents, not
members Of st. Paul's parish, took this
opportunity to meet Rev. and Mrs.
Watson, and called during the even
ing.
X X x
Miss Ethel Maddox Of Northwood,
formerly of this city, and Miss Pearl
Paulson. who are employed at the
capitol at Bismarck, were among the
party of young people who spent
Monday at the home of Earl Tostevin
at Mandan. Mr.. Tostevin was for
merly a resident Of Grand Forks.
X X X
Miss Susan Maloney and Mrs. M.
w. Murray will be hostesses this aft
ernoon at an auction bridge party, to
he given in the Guild hall.
X X X
The Women's Auxiliary Of the Y. M.
G. A. will serve special dinner at
$3.50 O'Clock this evening for the
members of the Employed Boys class
Of the association. A Lincoln program
will be given, and Prof. B. s. Bjorn-
son Of the high school faculty will be
the speaker of the evening
On Friday evening. the auxiliary
will serve the regular weekly supper
to the members Of the High School
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

says, "the balance sets dsffnftsH to-
ward democracy. Henceforward west
ern democracy II safe and its ideas
must permeate central and eastern
Europe.
Unless Germany's assumption II
that by June she Win out of tho mari
time commerce Of the world from
these islands and thus sever the main
arteries Of the entente. then she must
not fight Americas brains and money
and numbers and Americas organized
industry, which stands out - tho chief
rival Of the German cartel"
The Nation pays tribute to Presi-
dent Wilson as "the most far-sighted
and strongest man who today leads .
civilized people,"
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

2 vol Informed quartsN though Il
Dutch government was being tenta.
lively urged to take over CONTROL o$
American interests In Belgium, and
that II the negotiations failed. the
Spanish government might be asked
to take charge Of relief operations.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

Cuticura Ointment which healed me"
(Signed) Jos P. Bolger, 2429 w. Poke
ST., Chicago, ILL.,, Oct Is, 1916
Cheap soaps, harsh soaps coarse,
strongly medicated soaps are respon-
sible for half the skin troubles In the
world. They make little irritations into
great ones. Stop the use Of all doubtful
soaps. Use Cuticura for al toilet pur-
poses. Help h, With touches Of Ointment
applied 70 any rednesa. roughnesA PIN
pleo or dandiu&.
reeNss eanp1s EaeA u 1st1Ea
HAIL address postcard: seCutie1Ra,
Dr.. u. RsGesa. = Sold everywhere.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
FAMOUS EXPERT ON :
FRUITS IS DEAD

BerkSley. Cal. Feh. 1l.-ProfeDor
Arnold Valentine Stubenrauch, Pom
ologistt Of the University Of California
marketing Of fruits. died here yester-
day. he was formerly connected with
the United States Agricultural depart
ment.
Prof. stubenrauch gained fame as
ono Of two scientists who developed
date growing for commercial purposes
in California ana also for his discov-
cries Of the preceding method of
refrigeration Of fruits and redwood
saw dust a. q preventative for grapes.
He was 46 years old.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
RASH ON FACE
ITCHING INTENSE.
Caused Disagreement. Lost
Sleep. Cuticura Healed.

my face broke out In rash which
caused disfgurement for the time being.
The skin was red, and the itching was
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Weddings-E Engagements

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage Of Frank
Leehy and Miss Katherine Sullivan Of
Clearmount, Iowa. at $3.50 o'clock this
morning. The ceramony was per-
formed at st. Peters Catholic church
at Clearmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Leehy
will enjoy a wedding trip to points
and Mrs. Leehy will come to this city
to spend a few days as guests Of Mr..
Leehy's sister, Mrs. James Murphy,
8O7 Walnut street.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

II used--Salve and
-Salve but they did
not do any good, and the
trouble lasted about three
weeks. Then I sent for 4
free sample of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment which
helped % I bought . bar Of
Cutic1,ra Soan and n box of
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

Visiting buyers throng tho leading
markets, according to Bradstreet's.
This shows a wholesome condition of
trade
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

War would not harm buxiness IN
this country. Canada II under hsavy
war burden. but Its business ana II
industries are prospertnG greatly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
gprttrcnncn ST Nsimlicu.

%cicru ianbcn in %inlico micoer
iicbcn 0icnucn itott ltott unO Der Be-
ilh mar in glnbetra@t OcS ldb0ncn
g9ct,crs Gin icbr gutter. Gas &ciultot
ipar, mic foIGt:
/. 9}cucn 6 6urloagS) ~ u9cn
@unn4, n2ow Gcorcc" uno gGapc
Mon".
3. &cuucn (2l4 @leilcm Bon
mic 0oo6ic", n@rlod" mo v@ionifie"
8. &cnncn (6 6urIon9s) u&bme
Moiocu" n Eco GooOp" mno oStart
ling".
4. Ncnnen az 6nrlon9s)
,,&6nrliC 9cDocdcr" oGlictube" mo
a9onnic Broom.
3. &enncn (t1s Mcilc) ,&ali-
tam, ,,9lm Wl. 0id" lmo ,acatldD
9op".
6. Scnncn G 9Gcilc) n6cn-
noiic", rSlmiIai6" lrio vSting g}cp.
tlmc".
7. Gcnncn (l1s @lcile) oGbo-
hls" ,g9oonn" rnO ,,gO. @on0".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
9'ntriptildle gSerinnlrn[nnn

Garl 8roomdn, Der 2ciicr III ocnt
aunIpi gcgen 9a6rnn1sniittcI- Spcft
lation lopic 6rau @ernon aeaog9
welGe fiir5lid bon 8clgici 5urid-
fcbrte, mcrOcn 6elltc llod)ntittoo nit
cpigen dnocrcn Sprchcrn 9leOcn in
ser rWluf-9(toocntic" bnltcn. Goroi-
nal @i6bouS, 9iiboi 92urrop llnO
opNcrc pronliucltr Ngerioncu lpcrNca
ocr &erianmltna Pcipoleol giai'
|crioMmllwa pNy0c pon oan .9lrnn
,ono 9iapg Gomiort IeparteHeut~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

los Z. i1brlifJe Morotbon-@ett'
lauicn int Sfem Yorf ipurOc BON Dem
6inIdnocr SanneS aolebmoineo out
Der gtrcde bon 1874 Wleilen in eincr
Stltnoc, Z Wlinllten iino II Sefunoea
gcwonnen. 9lm 3icIe famen Die
9bcilnc6mcr, mic foIgt, on:
Saunes aolebnaineo, t.07f1
as; @iniom &Dronen / 7:25;
CHARLES SSoreS, 1a07;57; Somes
Scnniaen, t:0S:30 2/5; Charles Gll.
bois, SoIlpmooO Snu i:0S:54; Sn-
IinS aoB, @oltimore 1909;
q. CSionnofoprloS, :09:l6; Otto
9aiafo, t;09;19 Srauf 3ma,
1;09;25; Sous Sdnlter l;l0'Ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
etanSinaOien bIei6t nentraI.
Nliuiiter GonicrclB 6ciiirtuortrt 81.
ionmcnorbciten Der gScntroIcn
5lr @o6rna ibrer Sntcrciicu.

5lr @o6runo ibrcr Snterciieu
gtod6oln bia 2onoCm t2.
@loi Sine ontliMe @rfI0rmg be-
trciiS ocS 9leiultatcs elmer orcitd.
oigcn Gonicren5 scr iAiucoiihen Od-
riiAcn imO norwegiden Niiniitcr
iagt, ooB in ocriclbcn eirItimuig &c.
idloiicn murOc, DOB bic Drci 21noer
bci elmer &olitif unpdrteiiicIcr 9teil.
trolit1t bc6orren io(lcn. Gic Grfl1.
RING beiogt oaB bic N}iniiter oen
@coonfcn olligegcben babcn ielbit
ooer nit anoercn gleltralen Die Sni.
tiotine bc5iiolid Scr &crniittlnu0
5piiAcn Sen arieofiibrenOcn 5u cr.
grcifcn iiuo a6er Scr Meimng, Dob
man nit oiocreu 9}cutrolcn om Gns
&c OeS Strieges ooer oornaH coopcri.
rem iolIe, Inn ibrc gemeiniamcn Sn.
terciicn 5u mo6rcn una All Der 6cit.
itcarn9 bon @rlnOiobcu eincs nclen
&oltcrreNteS l6eil 5u ucbmcn.
Sic Goniercn5 bcipracb oic obmal-
tcnOen Shlpierigfcitcn Ocr Giniu6r
in Sfanoinopicn iuO orbeitctc eincn
Gnhpurf pirt6ihaitlibeu 3uinn.
menorbeitcnS lodbrcuo oeS aricgcS
iino noh 0cnicl6cn ouS,
Mud sic 6rage. uie scr 0ieiabr
iGlpimmcnocr Nlincn u0brcuo ocS
aricgcs mo nod 0cniel6cn SIT be-
gcgnen ict purOc 6ciproAcn
GcntiH iAmci5eriihcs
&onDclSn6fpmmcn
itnonrhfiibr6or.
Ntoilono piu &aris. IL. NRoi.
Sic 5duri3cr.9lcoicrina bot. pie
ocr oGorrierc Oclla 2era" nitt6eilt,
Berlin bcnoAridtigt 0oB Dos fiirs.
lid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3lpi.
ihcn Der SdmciS ms Eclti6lono
ndJt oisgciii6rt iperoen fam. neil
aac omerifnniiAet Iompfer. @cIeu.
ihoitcn ibre TrdnSport.Gontrotte
nit Der 9dwci3 SoIIano lnO 9fon-
oinauicn mioerrilicn 6obcu. Tie Sci.
tiin0 iie6t IN Aeier allitt0eihna Die
Gridhmg ciucr Oollitdnoigeu ipirt6-
idoitlihcn @lodooc CeutihlanoS.
Scr uGorricrc helIa Sera" bcrid).
tct oRd, OaB Sic amcrifoniihe 9le.
glerimg nelltralen 2dn0ern sen Gog-
lGloN 0cuadt hat oof i6rc 3uiiIl-
ren aciid,crt miirsea pcnu iic iis5
rrrpilidietcn icoc 9lnsiu0r noN
GeatiHlauo 5u pcrbicteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
C'0nnnc- (9iocntfnn / .rfanFf.

3urcb oic Birma s. q. Sglcbnrt
& SO. pcrfouitc Sr. eugene S'0liunc
lcincn rci3cnocn 2onois bel @iOcr-
luooo, on Scr uyl0rolihen Central.
Gilcnbo6n", ml Srn. Somcs 8. SIT.
cbcns SoS @ithcns 1T mlr % sSobre
alt unO muroa inn 9lltcr bon bier sSo5.
rcn oils feline G}utter, 5rou 2inoe-
itonn cine SMallipiolcriit itdtb. BON
ocw rcic0cn Observation-Disclosures
Snbobcr Suncs &itdens, cincm 9lc-
.Qcr gcicbIidD aooptirt Sithens itorb
fiir6licb imO bintcrlicb icincm 9loop-
tiplobi Ole alcinigfcit BON folt
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
S3rnno IN ciner 3ieoclei.

Die G1hcr cinigcr Nadiicin.
Sbuppcu Ocr y9cltimorc 9aditein-
@eiclliHoft" an Der perl6n9crten
9ioolc, StroBc fingcn pa6ridcinlid)
neil 6eiBe 9aditciue 81 na6e 6ingct
legt morocn pareu, Inn ? ll6r @lor.
gems 5euer, mas Oen Screeonten
Siltton nno Ocn &oli5iitcn Genn1ion
oerunlaEts cinen S(lorm nb5ugc6cn,
0as 6cllcr mliroc raid acIdidt rod.
oen cS cincn S6o0cu BON me6rercn
0unocrt Collars olgcrihtct bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
G.rLitt cinrn GdlG0el6rndI.

Sm acQcr Scr uDole llnOcrweor
Gompanu~ 92r. IA, 9loros6rcOc'
ricf- 5traBc, wuroc gclcrn Soiepb
@oud BON 9anosoomnc Baltimore
Gourt1, nebcn Oeni 9hiiSu9sidohi
bclpuBtloS oaigchlnoen. @r mnroc
in Der }lmbtlan5 oc5 mittlcren Gi-
lritts nab Dem N}crcp Sooipital &C.
brodt no bic glcr5tc fcititcllteit ooB
Ct cinen S11oel6ruA crlitlcn 6otte.
SIS miro ongcnommcn onB Solul
0lIrchI 0en 9Lni8naSiModt itilr6tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
1Scncr IN cinem qnncrhalis

Sn Dem 2aacrbaus Der Siund
9ouiS 9aaiman & Con ol Ger 2ow-,
nobc 6orrcIt- StraBc, brad ociiern
9'ndnittdg Gin 8cncr ans, Oas cincu
SdnNcn pon iibcr $1,000 ouricbtctc.
&t Dem @cbdiloc narSca Nl6bcl im0
onAcrc Ieit6t brcnn6arp cjcHenitdnoa
olibcmdbrt Tic 3cuerpelr mar I'M
2tanoc. bic 6laumIeu in fur5cr 3eit
5ii critidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
SyaGtpcrlnrnng ain Suuntasc &c.
IENftet.

3um crItcn W1ole in Der @cicbcbtc
scr Stoot Baltimore miro cS Gm.
piGnecrn bon Sro1tqut IN fleinercn
Mengen ols @oggonloOlm9en eeltat-
tct iein, lore Glitter GIN Gantocn-
1radtbobn6oic ocr ,Doltimorc-Gb bio-
9obn" am Sonntogc cntgc9cn 81
nebmcn. Tic @rlonbniB pur0e bon
Noli5cindriHol Gortcr ais glilS-
nu6mc-NoBrcgel eeiiattct, Inn cine
ollgcmcinc 6rodtitonIn9 81 per1ii.
ten. 9tod cincr Goniercu5 5wiihcn
@iIenba6nbcontcn unO 0erbert 56c-
rioon, Dem @erfcbrs- observation-disclosures
OeS n&ercinS Ocr &ouileutc mo ga.
brifanten~, rmw0e Scr 9cb0rOe ser
GrnIt Der 2oac flar Gclcgt lnio Is
puroc oercn grlaubniB, ben sSradt-
bn6nbof inncrbolb ser @elbaitsitln-
ocns9rcn5e ofien ST bnltcn, crlpirft.
3ur 3cit mortcn 200 @agaonloorn-
gen ollf lore @ntiernrug. gloA 9(uS.
ingc BON GiicnboGnbcorttcn iurp iib
ocic 3a6l bis @lonta9 onf 600 cr-
bobcn, iaaS Die 2ooeronpen bis NOR.
gen nitbt entlccrt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
GOmmiiiar sauoDmau ranmt anf

GummiiiGr SaupBmon rGnmt nnf,
glutoirGoeler in ollcn Ibcllen ocS
StooteS nuBten pcrihicocncr lie
bcrtrctlnecn bolbcr @cIOiiraIcn
cntri1ten. .. 6oSfcD aus
Ocean Stu mrOc scr 9iciorn-
i6ulc iibcrpicicn Niotorcpclc'
Deputies boItcu Madt.
9(iltonlobil-Gom q. 9olg6-
man bat pcricbic0cnc Wtotorcpclc-9li.
tomo6ilGcputics ouf Oic Gbauliecn in
alien 1bcilcn oes 5tolteS poltirt, Die
nod g(latoircnlcrn llniAou boltcn
ioQcn, mas Oiciclben aud nit gltcm
&eiultat pollbradten. Gieicnigen
pelcbc in Der perganecnen @o6e in
oen peridieOenen Gbeilen bes Stao-
ties, ioipie in ser Staot Baltimore be-
itroit wlirOelL 5iliammcn nit oen Gus
peridicocncn llcbcrtrctlmgen crDad-
icnen Strofcn mic bonn glutomobil.
GonmiiIGr bcformt geecbcn wirOc,
Iino;
Baltimore @oItor Suliu5 Wroc
81, Sonncl 5. 6ra3ier SO, Nobert
@atncr So, Yctcr @. Goroncos $40,
NobGrt Bump ST, gilbert 6eaole ST,
e. $. Ebiaips ST, Sarrp 8crmau
$25, 1aOio Miacr 50, gilbert $.
9lonobeim $40, GrncIt 9omic 81,
Giaiom q. yolme $40, emanuel
SulnncrfieIO $40, Scrmau @arD $5,
gl. s. &iiOion, iro $5, @illam s.
Stuoc $40 glnton &crolltfa 500.
7runf Moooon $25, @iI6itr S..
@alg6 50, 9ouis SrcIanO 50, Sow-
orO IS. Gurm $50, 1orrp 2. Sioocs
So, Gorl @citon $40, @iaiam u.
Stouer $40, 2eiter g. Scaton So
llnh @illiom @biting So.
Snow SiG Scrman WipanS
So,
annapolis SSorrv Soff 81, 6re-
oerico @iImcr SO, @us Sec ST, 6.
NF. Sofi 81, Charles @. Sill ST.,
0drrp @. @biteforO ST, &idaro Dol.
ton ST. 8. s. 8looo 50, GborIeS 9.
z. groOD 81 imo @6arlcs 8. acav.
81.
9loocnSbnrg 6rou g q @ul-
Ter $5 uno @. U. Oates $40.
Berlin SoIomon Ecnncpaa
$26.
GotonSpiQc 9giaion Sdumaml
81 m> Sorrp SdmcIs $25.
Cumberland 6rccmon @intcr-
ncDcr $5.
Ocean Sim y. 6osfcp, ipuroc
Der SReiormi1ulc iibcrwicicn.
@I(icctt SitD GborleS Ipion
$40, Gnonucl 4. Gurrnn ST Glouoc
S. 59Ietort 81 umO Soiepb lSrcocrid
$35,
SallsbHrp s.. u. Ecr0ue 81,
@crmon 9olnoS 81, @drrD Sorcrnt
~, Slop SopIor So. S9. ). acut $12,
9loDo 9rown 50, Splpcitcr 9eonoro
$2 rm0 6. 2. GponS SO.
Sugerstopn 6. 6. Nlacgill $25,
iSronf 6. 9rown $25 uno @eoroe
South $25.
9oonS6oro @. @. Srcu $40
uno 6. 8. Mlortiu $25.
@IeorIpring @rncit 9icpp $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
glicl Warm mn g}idltS.

5lorncn nn0 9ioitt6 in Ocr 9}dbc
ocs often Eottcrion gaobuocbMloe9
an Der EapIor- StrqBc mo @reter
Soil-9lUemlc DcranloBtcn 9iultcnont
Cona6crto BON Der SpriBcit,Goupa9.
nic glr t2, cinca 9llarni abiugcbcu.
Gin Eoiialit ianOte c6cnIaaS cinc!l
sllarm Gin 9llS oc ScitelipcGr Ct.
idicn, itcltc 6 iicb 6eroils, odB 9ht.
cunt llnpcrioGt BON ltr l6lS, 0iont
peIlicr- StraBc Oes pltcu GiicuS mc-
Gen cincn oltcn @aocn pcrGranutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

gIus ben iibrigcn 9uuocS-8ctter.
@eobadtings.S .Stntionen tpurOeH Die
foIeenoen itieOrigitcn Temperament,
Die nm 8 llbr eeltern gLbeno 5crrid'
ten, beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
gSoicnf. .Q(nlp1Ifc

Gbmn n. enmngle, 9ediSudli: Vdieulc Gunl
ocSs6hnGmqrIc &erldaSredlie. WldrulaHo
3rllii Nui0inQ
Chaplin ~ Teraniou li6--ti7 QnU 9uibng
iS.idbriQc Nri0DrunA
". a. a ~. 3. Ooiuuro, 4ii Continental Nlha.
Rratti5iren felt 1872 crioareiN III Nnltmpre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Cher @nnfcn
Ernif. .Gomnndnief

,,nentidr epurbnnt nm Baltimore. Gniau
itno NdIimoreGiraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Mbonuenten. bic ben ,.Grmtldcu Gortclpou,
crmtcu" nidlt phnitlidl Ohcr uiircieimaAtl CT,
Bnltcn llnO gcbctcu, ocr cfilce bauom per &c.
Iepbcn cbey iMrlitIm withholding du MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
g(ntnnlnbile.

Radaro. t--35 $3.50. i-25 S2.75Q
yNadnro MiatDr So ui ynItlmOrc" Gbdrlc3a
Sirabe uro lRt Aoh1I 9lhcnc
SGrUH, Die pupuldre &dr S305 NIB Ssfb.
,i9llar.Del M.nbile Gu.," 0ara1e i4O8-t4i0,
Noros0barIeS Sirabo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

., ,neutIhr gms bon galtimpree, baltimore nno
NpniOnb grnbe glupuli Ncncr, Htdliheni,
2o6u N. 9uHbrr, &icesBrdi0eliti @eot0c y.
Cana. 4ealiler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

bom oNot6en arcll5~ cinbcruicn mo
bat uiel nit Der oftucllcn &riegSiiib.
ung 5ll t6un
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

aaOnlIcric I 9lcgimcnt Yionierc Gin
Gipiiions.Soipital uiO A Soger-9dja-
rcttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Seiipicrihnlicoc imo BmHbcrS.
9Onu Snbcrt 1894 g6umrs-eireae. IS. a. q.
GclcpboH; g9olIe i0O9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Q]olmofrrioIien, E6iircn, 8cniter-

,,eair rcpONt au0 gutlt Gnnipnnb", l3 Gouip'
GiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Naonnrlicu, bic nru oTcltidlrn Gorrc,
lrpnrcus'M" tihi ri,dHifl eacr nnrroel
ulal;q rr'rlirn iinN acbctcn. her S,iiicc
eaion ysf LtlspbDa V4ss ialii.lib Wii.
lbetluuD 1u maMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
eanomirt6ihaftlide @crdtbc, Ganie-
rcien unO @cfliIaclSiit6terci.

Griffith Snrner Nu., 2O5 9lpro Sdcas@ir mo
3G6 Npr0sNunsGu
She Mlcncr & Gtiiigt So, 80 QiQbl 9ilnbe.
oculDee GnNcngclbdii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
@el@dLts. .@cameticr.

Dicrcautilc gIgcnru.
". g. 0lm & 60.
COZ -eto 9RarbIouo 2rut eniIoira.

ytdtlonnl.U0ntet.
,,rbe Oh Suwn giational gani" Gnh. uno
@rciersGtrabe Sncob g6. Qool 4'rdiloeni;
SenrD 81 Ronne. Naihrcr
uGctUup Nntinncl 8aut", 432 Glib iotNrDnopnn.
gR & gSaguer. 0aliirei
,,g2citcrn GntUnol Yaul", IA 9foro'@uinlUt 5tr-
gS WlariolL Ndiiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
HnnOss-0 -0cpartcmeut fir 2aROWirtb,
idlaft-8ettcr .Biirean.

Scridt Oes Baltimore gScttrrbiirsams.
Der 6eubtigteitsacboIt Der Cuff
mnr 49 Sro8ent Inn 8 ll6r Moreens
mo 40 Eroaent um s llbr 9lbenoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

rlDlllen, N00eI, cic.
Gas. N Gyuitcr 4 Gq., ii6-ll7 Sho 3scbsrlds
Girubc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
glnirhnn.

Gic Yaltimorer ipicltcn geItcrn
5mci Spiclc in WiontrcoI mo eelpon-
nen ole 9ciOe. GeSgleid3cn funocn
ooppeIte SpieIc in Buffalo linO Ro-
dieter itott. Sn Bolton riuurOe ocS
Sfeeempctters ipe9cii nidt geipiclt,
itno in ben iibrigen Std0tcn mar oos
&ciuItot, tpie folgt::
p .JnlcrnnupnaI 2easHt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Non gHaIbIngton aus lpurocn Sc
Itern gIbcuo Sic foIeenoen 8orausia.
gltngcn iiber Oas Nettcr in Der be-
porIteben0en @od)e oiIseionot:
Glittelotlantiide Stautcn (Yaorp-
IouO): Sii6l i'm gInfong nit Itcigen,
Der Eemperotltr am Dicnltog unO
oonn betrdhtIid parner. Srn sIllec-
meinen idlon unO pobri6cinlib Me'
gen oni Gonnerita9.
0oiieI6c miro fir Ole idmnltliHch
OltIidcu Stauten In glusiidt gcItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
sOnnenanfaama nno .llntcrnnnn.
6Intb
&rttcransiidltcn.

Sir MorDlono inO ben DiItrifi
Columbia bcute flar ilnO norOmeitli.
die 8inOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

gs, T. ShadeliarS e Gu, i7-2i o0ambcr 81
Commerce WuInn0
0Ielul1lc HencrsNerIdletunaS.Oic .Oiciculmalt", cola
ibdhs UNI Baltimore &Mabc.
Hcutlds9lmcrilauiiMc Hcner.@crHmcrunaastse
ielimait', Nnltlnlore'Gtra6c uno enlipa
6onesQlhcnue
pAuOal 9urnran-s Np. ci 9tucwnpl", Ncnrb gg
gSdriielh NiefnciS NPuihacr iOl iO3 Guuuia
her NJ Commerce 9il0iHo
oWcrmnnia 1cner @ciNDcrun0S oseieAih0N".
Baltimore ull0 GorihsG ir0be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

N3lcdlplottcil, Wtctdl. etc
aNuu. Eoutfn & g., 3nr., 13- rs saIoc bfS
Srobe
&ianolcib.0 0cId0itc,
~GonioIlSnisS scon or / gloro Gob Sirabs
Giienmaorea olcr gtrt ino Sni.
idWie0.8ubcb0r.
q. eeott @aAHe Co., 8G2 3Gi gio,h oSau Gir
@igcnthanS 9lgcntel iln0 Gan0lcr.
Nierre g. GHgaE & @es6em 10 0nQcruaom
Srabe
8citungcn 8citIhriften etc.
,,The Baltimore 9ieps Nprlydnn" 9lnhcrt w
W'ebers gclNiitSilbrcr 227 A'&al0rrl @ir
Duttide 9iidtr in0 8ciiihriitcn.
" pauitidL gir goo, s3ciiecrinatone eirnBc
EhotoQrooh.
@nMrndi Gin Rboto0r0pb bon gluflrl0nna.
9lr. 10 2NelsNWiuaiou Glrale
6ric0b0ie
Cnf pmun NcnleterN. NcfldnQcrie eaiicru
Nesnue elIle @eardbHlbpIdbe Muier tort,
pdbgeHoer UutIlnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

caf pmun Ncnletsrn.-@erldnoer gaTicru
wdbgenoeE gIHtIIpt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
HUGHES JOINS OLD
LAW FIRM TODAY
(BY limited PreSSl

New York, Jan. Back at the
fiat top desk he occupied when he
made his big reputation in the in
surance investigation cases years ago,
long before he was even governor,
Charles Evan Hughes today once
more took up the practice of law.
Since he left the desk and the old
office at 90 Broadway, Mr. Hughes
has been governor of New York, JUS
tice of the United States supreme
court and Republican candidate for
president of the United States. He
is nevertheless, understood to be
glad to get back into private prac-
tice. His personal fortunes are said
to have suffered as result OF his Of
fee holding.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02

lands blockade of Germany, some
day this week. Quoting Rutherford:
Il know a powerful fleet of sub
marines is being completed for this
purpose. 1t is said the movement of
the U-boats will be guided by high
flying Zeppelins, both having extra
sensitive wireless. 1t is reported that
the Germans will have 800 submar-
ines in the blockade under command
of Walter Forstmann, German sub
marine commander who has been
decorated with the order Pour lie
Merite for sinking more than 100
enenly vessels.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
MRS. SANGER TO BE TRIED ON
BIRTH CONTROL CHARGE TODAY
(Bv United Press

New York, Jan: 2-What Mrs
Margaret Sanger declared will be
"a decisive battle between the friends
and enemies of birth control" is ex-
pected to begin when the little red
headed, fire eating birth control ad-
vocate who has preached her doc
trine throughout the country and
gone to Jail therefor many times,
comes to trial in special sessions
court here today.
The specific charge against Mrs.
Sanger is maintaining public nuis-
ance" in her birth control clinic in
Brooklyn. This case is the outcome