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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

Every Feb Ills celebrated In Japan
The great annual sNval Of Kigenset.
sn, the anniversary Of the foundation
At the empire by the first emperor.
limmu Tenno, Il. G. 600. The Japa-
ncsc reckon their present era az from
this date, and 1t was Feb. IL, 1880, TINT
Mutsuhito, the one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-irst Of the dynasty. promulgated
the present constitution Of the empire
Of Japan. the fundamental principle
II WHICH is clearly stated In Its frsl
artkktcsrm cmpiH n Ispan shall be
rcigncd over and governed by line Of
emlrrors unhroken from nres eternal
organization ~ ~ parliament took
rlakepp ilseo EsYDL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
HENRY GREYS HAVE
RE0RGANlZED TEAM

The Henry Ggeys. renowned in
1eli-pro chc,es OF the middle west
Tor seasons past. will be In the field
again this season Announcement,
from Henry is made that the Crews
viii be under the management of c.
+. Nogelsans. Lawrence Peterson and
L. b. WrisA-, as directors. with c. A.
camp as president and y. -. Wright
secretary.
Several Of last seasons PLAYERS
nave been signed and efforts are now
being PUT forth to corral a number of
ether good men in order to Keep up
the previous reputation OF the team.
Several good dates On the Crews
schedule are still open. ard leading
teams of Peoria and other central Hi.
nois cities are requested 10 write for
oates. Address all communications
TO +. b. Wright, secretary. Henry, Ill
You never can tell. The man who
lives too well is often i'll.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

NOTE: This cAnuric' is adapted
especially for kidney complaints and
diseases arising from disorders of the
Kidneys and bladder, such as backache,
weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, con-
geestlon of the kidneys, inflammation
OF the bladder, scalding urine and
urinary troubles. The physicians and
specialists at DR.. Pierce's great Institu-
ton, at Buffalo, n. Y, have thoroughly
Vested this prescription and have been
with one accord successful in eradicat-
ing these troubles, and in most cases
absolutely curing the diseased kidneys. H
Patlents having once used cAnuric"
ut Or. Plerce's Invalids' Hotel, have re-
peatedly sent back for more. Such a
demand has been created that DR.. Pierce
has decided to put cAnuric" in the drug
scores OF this country, in a ready-to-use
form. II not obtainable send one dime
by mail to DR.. Pierce for trial package
or oO cents for full treatment.
Dr. PiercA's Golden Medical Discovery
is blood cleanser and Alternative that
starts the liver and stomach into vigorous
action. 1t thus assists the body to make
rich. red blood, which feeds the heart,
nerves, brain and organs OF the body.
lou leei clean, strong aud strenuous.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
Given Watch.

New York May Jimmy Ring.
pitcher OF the Cincinnati Reds was
presented with gold watch BY Brook.
lyn admirers just prior to yesterdays
game At Ebhets Field. Ring is a
brooklyn citizen and a product of the
seniipro game Of that borough. Three
years ago Ring went south with the
Yankees, but was too inexperienced to
make good
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

Batteries: Numachel. Fisher, Rus
sell; SEVERED, Davenport. Rogers.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

when Baby was sick, we gave her
Castoria
When she was a Child. she crieds for
Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to
Castoria.
When she had Chill rem she gave them
Castoria.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

The easiest way to spoil good lawn
IL to put flower beds In 1t. Flowers IN
mass nre, or shonld bc, incidcntnls and
placed at the edge Of the lawn, hut
peyer In II.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
min ~
FIELD iEi 81
Copyright.
BY PETER p. CARNEY,
Editor National Sports Syndicate.

Editor National Sports Syndicate.
The trapshootinc league idea Is
growing like wildnre, especially in The
Northwest, where three leagues. each
onc having . clubs. have been formed
within the past few weeks. These
leagues are known IS the lnlanf.Em-
pirc the Columbia-Williamettc and
he Northwest Trapshooters Leagues.
The novel thing about two OF the
leagues is that the promotion was
done by newspapers-not the cubs
and the movement is being fathered
BY them. The Spoke han-Review,' .
Of Spokane. Wash, is conducting the
Inland Empire League. and the
Portland tOre) Oregonian" is man.
aging the Columbian Willamette. Both
have IL cities represented in Wash.
lngton and Oregon and are conducted
l'cng the same lines.
The entrance of the newspapers in
to trapshOoting promotion is a good
hing for the sport The publicity
rat the newspapers have given to
baseball has made that sport what it
today The same cooperation with
trapshooting will make that sport Just
as popular. II Is growing faster thar
any other sport in America, has more
followers today than any other, end
II viii continue 20 grow with the aid
Of the press and public, and always
remain the fairest OF American sports
Westernere Up and DOING.
The trapshooting organizations Of
he central and middle West get or
tho job early. The Wisconsin Etatc
Tournament will not be held until late
July, yet the Wisconsin association
has already posted the country with
attractive cards announcing the shoot
These cards have been sent TO every
gun club, in the country. The pro.
gram Is noyci, several thousand dol.
lars in cash and trophies being offer.
ed. The Minnesota State Tournament
takes place at the same time as the
Wisconsin meet and the up.and-do-
ing methods of the Wisconsin people
have caused the Minnesota assOcia.
ton TO get a move on and plar
months ahead Both associations ex-
pect more than 200 entries. Illinois
Iowa. Kansas and Missouri expect t.
do as Well. 1t looks like a big year
in the Middle Wes,.
Back With the Amateurs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

Up TO date we have amped three
straw hats. on the "domes" Of our
citizens-Who said summer was never
coming?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
Had Terrible Pains
in Kidneys and Back.

Dear Mr.. Editor want to write you
about rAnuric." | was very sick, could
hardly be up; was in bed most OF the
time. Had terrible pains in my kidneys
and back, so much so that | had to
scream sometimes when | was sitting
down and wanted to get up, the pam
was so great. | had tried well-known
kidney medicine but it didn't help me.
l heard of DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets
so ! thought would try them. took
only one box OF the Tablets, an my
back is now free from pain and | can
work and take care OF my family. l
leel cannot say enough for this medi-
cine. Sincerely, Mis-. WM. KELLER.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

When preparing old. dry beans for
baking little soda In the water IN
which they are soaked will render
them tender and soft.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
he DRIVES IN FIVE
RUNS IN ONE INNING
II Y b AT $, who broke q

! RAY b AT l. :, who broke n !.
+ worlds record by driving /.
+ five runs home in one inning, is I.
4 the newest Philadelphia baseball !.
i. hero. i
+ Bates Is twcnty-slx years old. :.
Il stands six feet two inches high, :.
Il weighs $50 pounds and is ma :.
r. tive Of Paterson, y. j. lie play :.
r cd with the Vernon (Cal.) team :.
y last year, having the fine batting :.
4. average Of 40 in 203 games. :.
+ Bates once saw service with the I.
u Altoona Tri-statc league team. !
y He was with Cleveland IN 1913, I
4 but was sent back to the minors. i
4 The now batting sensation had :.
Il two triples, n double and single. :.
y He drove six runs home and ;,
\ scored another himself. In the !
y seventh inning Mnck's find smotc !
T. triple and ,lonblc. These hits !
!. sent five runs across, which IN n i
T. worlf's record. /.
:. :,
- + + + 1. I. I. 1. + 4. !. i. I. l. 1. 1. j
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

The Victoria Regia, lily native to
Brazil, has leaves measuring from tcI
to twenty feet In diameter
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
Sound Sense.

The difference between necessities
end luxuries is generally measured by
the pocketbook.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
GEORGE MOGRiDGE.

world champion Boston Red Sox with
out allowing them a single hit
Mogridge was going well last yea,
when he sustained an injury IN mid
season. He was particularly success
ful last year against the Red sox am
White Sox.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
OTTAWA PRIDE IS
KAYOED IN THIRD
ROUND BY HERMAN
COULoN WAS GREATLY OUT.
WEIGHED BY CHAMPION-IOE
O'EatEN OF LADD IS SHADED
BY REB RuSSELl-6lG CROWD
AT BOUTS.

Racine Wis, May 1J-( Specially
One swing from the right fist Of
Champion Pete Herman in the third
round sent Johnny Doulon, former ii.
tleholder. to the canvas last night and
ended bout which for mevcnnese
never had an equal.
Viewed from a C0ulon standpoint
il was pitiabe. for even before they
put up their hands for battle it could
be seen they were mi3matched Tho
little ChicagoaH was outweiehed by
nine and one'fourth pounds, notchine
only 1904 to lierman's llSb. In size,
he looked Ike an infant compared to
bis opponent, and what there was to
the bout showed that he didn't even
have an outside chance OF winning.
II was Just as well, for Coulon that
the finish came quickly. for he left
the ring without suffering any pun
ishment or showing a mark.
Right Swing Ends Bout
II was after a minute Of boxing in
the third round that Herman upset
his rival. The champion hooked left
TO Johnny's chin and followed quickly
with right swing The blow landed
squarely on the jaw and CouIon drop
ped to The fear He was completely
ou and got 70 his knees and listened
TO Referee Stout counting. Al nine he
staggered to his feet and squared off
TO continue the uneven battle, but the
referee stepped in and led the fallen
bantamweght TO his corner in defeat.
Only one punch was landed in the .
first round, left hook by Herman,
and 1t was light. The champion spent
most OF the time backing Johnny
around the ring. A right uppercut
to the Jaw was Hcrman's best in the
next session. but he won the shade
without trouble. What happened in
he third round has already been de-
'cribed.
Bout Draws Good House.
Herman and Johnny Coulon formed
/ magnet that dt.w about $2,500 into
Inc Racine h0x office, the rrena being
filled. Chicago fandom
was responsible for nearly half the
dough, the delegation from Chicago
being enc OF the largest that ever
anne to Racine for boxing show
A num5er OF women were ringsiders
Demon slugger Joe Dory, OF Racine.
couldn't put his right sleep punch over
and Steve Choynsi Of Milwaukee won
by a small shade in the semi-wndup.
1t was tiresome affair Weights;
ChoynsKi, 1856, Dory, l57h.
Reb Russell Of Chicago earned
slight shade over Fighting Joe O'Brien
of Milwaukee in six round prelim.
Russell weighed l49 and O'Brien
l4Sh pounds. In another preliminary
Sailor Freeman OF CHICAGO easily
trimmed Harry Lehnert of Racine IN
six rounds, Freeman scoring knock
down in the first round They are
hghtweights.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
Back With the Amateurs.

Jay Graham and W. s. Stannard
professional trapsLots for some time
are again back with the amateurs.
They were sterling amateurs before
Joining the ranks o. the professionals
Leagn oezwYtodamas
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

Games Today.
Chicago at Boston
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

You never can tell. The man who
lives too well is often i'll.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15
STANDING Of CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries: Schalk, RUSSELL Schang
Anderson, Seibold, r. Johnson.
At Cleveland.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-15

Batteries Meyers, Galore, Smith !;
Wingo, Toney.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
ao5ciug,fos ser, h qnoano.

sSn 5oIotburm i'm Sonie ieiues
fyreunoes 3eItuer. lerrie Stosctus3fo
0eIien 9odtcr Gmilic feiinen Der
olie Gatriot ioIate 6uI @ilonngS.
uno @croegane oieies beaabten Nldo
d)cnS nit qroBent Sntereiic glls nun
0cr Quaanclcr @atri5ier @io5annt
Naoroiini Gmilie 3eltncr Dcirdtetc
uno ins Seiiin 6eilnfiibrtc, belbloB
@osciasjto, SSrai GHihe bort 81 BET
iufen. gr fiibrte icinen GntidlnB
1916 aus. glls er int folgenoen Sobre
III goIctburn itnrb, iuuroe ictn GclH
nam nod sSrafou iibexocfii6rt, ieln
Sers abcr nod &e5ia pct Sllgano llts
Sniis Nlorolini aebradjt slt oer Itlla
9Seri III GaitoeuoIa aeoeuft eine las
teinilhe sSnidlrilt ieincs 9eluhea "
Goltnanol1. Nlon fest oaraus, N ivlc
bohrn G6rcn oie bcrlvcnotct Salllt-
Itch I}oroitii oer nltcN AaHlp'
fcr fiir &olens 5reibeit biclten.
Scr Gobn SET Gntilic 3cltner lino
Oes C}ioO. Nloroiiui Gmil Dtorolint
ipliroe III oen itolicuilben 6rcipeits
frteden @oribul0ianer iun0 rel bet
sen Gampfen ii gfont sIud leiae
9eite rt6en hi @c5ia Il, Dem flcineil
cempel. Scr iin rcdtS son Der Roli.
itroBe. ole nod 0cn Nlonte eeners
fithrt, iito Qegcuiiber Der Gilo 'Vlo-
rojini erbebt. g9eitcre glnaabcn mo
All iinoeu IN Ocul ieIieh aelporocnen
@iidllen BON @ilieppe Gurti o5sncs
cont Iicineii4 1855
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9eufer, nod Wlduner Der auiHoucn.
ocn 9fube, ionoern W}4uner Scr Sat.
S5re glnIosen, ibre 5a6ietciten pie.
len 81 loiicn giebt ein flotter Gfot
piel bciiere @eleeeubcit. Gin @lid
auf Die Scbr anrten uno EN- ihneller
GntidluB, Onnit fdugt eS an.
So0onn nibt nur lpGeen, ion0ern
oiid pogen ioit bon Shritt 5l
Sdritt, pGbrenO Der SdohipieIcr
MIR ausnobmsueiIc cipos risfiert.
Simmer beiBt es ipoHiont iein, nidt
mir NIT Dem gIuge. ionocrn onb nit
Dem @eoddtniS, bis sum GnOe Oes
Spiels miiB id icOe aortc, sic eeial.
len mar, ipiiien nuiB qIeidBcitta Oie
glugen 50blcn, icoerSeit meine 0oac
beurteilcn, gceignete Wlomente er.
fennen mo entidloiicn 6anoM hons
ocln aleS Dies erioroert elm oclpii
les WfaB BON @eiltesoeaenport. cine
Solootentugeuo, 0ie i'm Gd)a9ipicl
10 gut luie gar niht eeii6t miro.
aonlmt nod binSu, Dob man iiber elm
etpaS eeide6enes &crie6cn tpcocr
Diele @orte oerIiert nod lid Geoan.
ten mddt Is Gilt mir Die Tut.
gSobrgaftig, bon meincr friiberen
9lniibt. OoB meme 3cit sum Sfat.
lpiel SIT ibooc fell Bin ib int ,Seloe
oritn0IiM befebrt mor0en. Gin id5or-
fes Gortenipicl ninmt 0cn @eilt
gleihiom III militdriiAe 3uht. gSir
fonnen uidt ole 6cIbberren iein.
&Sic nllgenieiu bel Nlcnidben mo
Giereu Ole SpicIe bon ainoDcit an
ole notureeihaiiene @oriibung fiir
sic Sample uno Wtiibrn oes 2e6ens
iinO, 10 ifeiilt mir insbeionSere Sfdt
ipicl 6aS NlouS bon &ottroft itnO
ceiites9eaenWort 3u iiben iueldes
inn 6cloe ser Wlonn, Der llnierotil'
5ier I'M ciitlbei0eu0cit gIuaeu6lid Dor
Dem 6ein0e 6roudt, lno aif oenen
@ereititelluua oacs ecfedtSmnBiGe
GrerSiereu ab3ielt inio oos BON ieper
SEN 9eriisioIOaten ausse5ei1net bat.
90 III Oemi niidl scr glte Stat.
ipieler oft ciu tiidiiser SolOat uno
luer etipo bon oen 5el0grdlten nod
uiht Sfat ipielen faun Der bat bran.
Sen sen 3ipiIiiten nod niht obae.
itreift. Soldc 8icpt es treilln nur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

@loItfe uno b. 5. @oIb buIoiatcn,
miro bon ser i'm 6elOc ne6cuoen
MannlAoft MIR ipcnig eeipiclt, ob.
ldlon pielc es fenneu. So finSe aucb
id MIR ielten einen @orincr, Oont
ober glotl6e im, ID ctpus luie Gelo.
berrenfreuben Su ipiren, lpetui sic
SHloAt iid cntiuideIt, ieOc Gin6rit
tbrer &eilhingsidbieteit geuaB @ers
nenoung finoet, iDrer 9eItimmune
aetrelt alif eeiiderterN Soften &ruB
bietet ooer mii meincn Minf int glit.
eenblid losihIGet, ipabrcno i'd eleid).
ionl bon bober g9ortc ans oos @oiiSe
uberidaue unO IN aaer erOenflidlen
&ube meiue @nti6liiiic foiie, i'm oeu
Jeino 81 ilberliiten oocr ourh beron.
geiiibrte llebernoht 3li eroriiden.
Wlebr oenn jc fam mid in iebider
3ett oieleS Spiel ieiiela God fann
ib cs iebr gut beriteben. onB uniere
Solooten iiber oie aorteuipicle Oos
SrettipieIeu oor5ieben. Genn 0ieIe
Serte iin0 tpeoer 6eI0berreu nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

ourtbmot5tc, einer bobsn @rdo. Ssn
ben lebtcn fiinf5e6n Sabrcn lit in
oeien bic oderwirtitbnftlirbe ariiis
bemcrfensucrt geniloert iuorOcn.
8iele GuItltren. Die feinen 9eniigen.
Den Grtrog erbradten, Duroen oiif.
eeeeben; 0ufiir pon0te man Dem glt
bait ser @einreben erbdbte glufmerf.
iomfeit 81, n1toem cS gcItngen mar,
iie pon oen Observation-Disclosures,
Die ibuen Orobten 81 befreien. sSn Sen
letten &obren bat man ouh sic Sin.
pflonStne oes Wamtlbeerbmmnes uno
Die Seioenroupcr8udlt ilciBiq IN 9ln.
griff genommen. 9toh oieier 9lidtune
orbeitet init beionoerer g(ufmerfiom-
felt 0ie Settion Trient oes Srienter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gIuh benz Shul.
lueien bot man in letter Belt bobe
glrfilerfimnfeit aigemonot. gS Qibt
I'M Trentino dS1 ofientIi6e uno 16
pribofe |olfsihulen oie pou rimS
$4,000 Sbiilern bei0erlei @eihlemts
beirdt tperoen. gluBeroem bcitebt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

oenen $4,000 Der 9foiie nod Sta
licncr iiuo. nGbrenO 1900 oeu
Oeutihen Stomnc ongcborcn. lluO
Oielc Oclttihc 9ebolferllne oes Tren.
tino lit cbenorein 5u 5lpei DritteIn
nidt i'm 9onoe geboren; tie iest iib
piclmebr aus 9eonitcn inO Olilitora
prrioncn 5uiommen oie ooriibcrgc.
benO iuiO geleqentlib in Dem @ebiet
glufcntbnlt gcnontnicii boben Syn gln.
betroft scr qroBen 9tis0eGnine ocs
Erentincr @ebetS lit Ole Didtigfeit
ocr 9eOolferltng icbr Gering. sic
idlunnft 5piihcn % un0 go Ginwob'
ncr otf ben Giidorotfilometer. 9lnd
Stdoic unO Srtidoften nit mebrcrcn
touicno Giumobnern iinO i'm Eren-
tino oiiu 0ciGt. DC bcpolfertite
Sta0t, Orient iclbit, bat ciniflicbli9
Der @orniion iueuig mcbr ais 30,-
COO Ginpobner; 9Ropcrcto 5oblt runS
10000 5eclen.
@oIiiiicb gcbort Oos Grcutino beute
5il Sirol. Sis 5iun Satire 1899 mar
Orient Der 5is oer StottbolteriAoft,
Der OoS eoii5c 1rertino unteritonO.
Scute teilt ii1 oos 2ono in neun
@miptmonniAoften. Grient, ED}e5jo.
lomboroo, Ga6oleie, 9Sripero, goreu,
9lcuereto, 9tibu, Clone ltno Gles. Su
firalider 9c5iebung bilOet Srentino
cine Tio5eic, Oeren 0berbaupt Der
sSiiritbii6of bon Erient lit. Die i'm
itolieniihen @ebict cingeidloienen
oeutit9en 5prahinieln baben 5uiant.
iten ctlpa 5000 @inwobuer.
3ic cigentlihen proouftiben sc.
tiete 0eS Erentino. 3. +. sic ldnOpirt.
iHaftlib bebmiten uno bebou6are
Stride, iiuo oiinn GeiGet ino onf
ctipo 1914 GnoorctfiIomeier, alio
ouf oen iiInfteil Eei[ ser @eianttober.
fldhe, 5u ihobcn. @S liegt auf ser
@ono, oaB cine 10 5obIreic6e @ebol.
ferng IN oen Observation-Disclosures
SiIfsalellen oes 9onoes feinen aus.
reihcnoen Sebenseriuer6 finoen foun.
te 1mO Ocsbalb ollSSuuonoern oe.
8uungen mar. Die ilberieeildle glus.
numbering Der ormen 1rentiner BE.
poltcrina erreibte Ocnn oucb in ocn
Sobreu 1870 inO 1890. ols oas 2ouo
cine i6pere mirfid]aitli@c ariiis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Y rentino lit mic oos o6crc Gic.
E mont Elm ousgelpro6cncs
W. @c6irgsIouO. gs lit Dos ga.
rabies oes g(lpiniiten, Ocs
Sirten Scr SoI5fdaer uno Der @eo-
logon. Gie mittigiten ser Erentiner
olpinen @ruppen iino oie GeDeOole.
Grippe. 0ie acknowledgements, bic
&reinucao oic @ruppc, Oie
0olomiten-@rilppe bon 8rinricro,
Die Mlormolooos@uippc. Dit sen 30.
ben ecrglpiben mchic!n ticic pom
friidlcn &inOcn bclcbtc 8olcr, in &c.
pen I'M Sonner einc foit ii5ilioniid6c
Gemperotur berritbtI no iiibe, oii.
ti0e lroiben reifen iino bic Gcoer
mo Der 9IiYenbaum bcinlih iiro.
co lit bciipiclsmeiic 6os Sorcotol
Gin enigorincr @orteu Der IN elmer
Gurdjitnittsbohe ben 70 Dleicrn
iiber Dem Mccresipicgcl ouiQebaitt III.
gI6cr ser luritous groBtc Ecil oeS
Ereniiner @ebictcs, nore5u 20 9ro.
sent oer geiolntcn 9o0enillclc, CT
reidt Gin Sobcnniueon BON 1000
Wletern ino 0oriiber. So6r6are Stras
zen, oic 5iuiideu 6elien mo glbbdn-
gen bin5iebcu, iieben bel oen Gourl.
itcn itn0 glutomobiliiien, bel TuBgdn-
germ uno Gaoiabrcrn peaen ibrer
Shonbeit mo ibrcr tooeloien Be-
idoffenbeit III eutcm 9ntf. Iu9eget
iinO Ole groRen &ertcbrso0ern BON
internotionolcr Gcocuhme, sic aus.
iHlicBliH ouf Soften ocs 8erfebrS-
miniiteriluus in @ieu eebout uno In.
terbolten iuer0em gering All 3obl
Bon eeringer @eoeutune iii oos
Gilcnbo1n- itno StroBcnbobunce ocs
9rentiner geSirfs. gluBer ser 9rru.
ncrlinic ser SiiObo6n, Die oos Srcn.
timer 0ono iut 9ouie 6eS @tihtolS
ourdi1ncioet, iinO nod Die Giien.
bobnlinien ser &oliugano umO einiee
eleftriide StraBenbabncn BON rein
orilher geoeitlng su uennen. Sns,
geiault betrdgt Oie 0Gnge oes Glen
bobn. uno StroBen6abnneteS I'M
Grentino nidt mebr olS 800 4ilo.
incter Die 9eoolferuno oes Srentino
iuniaht nod Der leBten GoliS5dbinnG
pon 1910 3s5,0OO Ginpobner, bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
gSarrm bic SeIOgrancn germ Stat
ipiclcn.

@il0er ais Dem 5eIoe, bic bic oeiit,
id)eu Solooten bein Sfat 5eigen, bat
man bGufig geieben. g9ornm iie ge-
rooe loieies Spiel anOeren SpieIen
bor3ie6en, ergiebt iih ans einem
5elopoitbrief, oen Die ,,&oln. 3tg. =
per0ffentIidt. Ger @riefibreiber, an.
genideiulid Elm 0iii5ier mar Dor
Sem ariege eia eifriger SHadipieIer
uno Elm @egner Oes 9ortenipiels,
ober Ser Rrieg bat ibn sum Sfot be-
febrt. g9ie Oas fam icet er IN iei.
mem griefe ouseinanoer
Gr icbreibt. Sdah, 6os Spiel ser
9enfer nno 6eIoberru, Dem 9ht0oli
bon &absbitrg inO @alemtein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

in iebr gerineer 8abl. bieInebr bat ;
nod un0 n19 fat ieoer iueuigiteng
etnigermaBen gelernt uno manhe
gLbenoituuOe onmit niibliM uerbrodt,
iino INNER ipieOer babe icj aeunoen,
oGB, ie aei1idter iib einer oabei an.
iteIltc, CT aud Inn io beiler flr ben
milit0riidleu Gicnit eeeignet erld)ien,
ooer oaB beioes iid in gIeihem Sem'
30 cntluidcltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Der StoOt Grient nod eiu oeiitiheS
@Dnnoiium iin0 cine 5pciiprahiac
Shule; Oos agroriide EroDinSiol.
illiitlts bon Son WliheIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
MIefdc splnnse.

3abnor5t 5n ieiner @aitlli) @ors
ii@tigerpeiic babe id9 ocn ais 6alias
miin5er befannten @atlenteli einca
faliden 3obu ge5ogen"
The Washington herald., 1917-04-15
CIVILIAN SOLDIERS
To Hold ELECTION
National Capital Military College Of
Gers May Be Called'to to CoIors.

The National Capital Military CoIleee, a
body Of civilian soldiers here who are
being instructed in military tactics. will
hold an election at ths old Central Hlgh
School Tuesday evening 20 choose a new
board Of trustes. The election Is called
because II is expected the members Of tho
present board will be shortly called to
the colors.
II IL confidently expected that among
the board-elect win be Gen John Glen.
the drummer boy Of shiloh" Of civil war
fame: col Richard D. Simms, Ernest L.
Thurston, % superintendent Of public
schools, and Principal Daniels. Of the
Mckinley Manual Training School
The College has over 200 members
T. sy meet every Tuesday and Thursday
evening for instruction in military tao
dcs- It has been organized since Feb
ruary L
Open air drills are had in Potomac
Park every Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock
Maj BomSr is president Of the National
Capital Military College.