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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

!
eriolgen iollte.
Cooper Oertbeioigt iefnel.
Stanopunft-
| Ger erlte Sdritt sur 8etdmpiuna
Ger 9ieiolltion muroc BON Gepro
/ iciitout Cooper imo Stoiioro. 29iS.
coniiu ino 9iepraicutaut @riiien
BON SaihoiS iuternommcu mdbrcuo
Sr. 6looo Die @crIebung onleritani.
ider Siedte Our6 Geutidlono mni
5d6Itc.
n@iiroen nicbt cngliidc N2iuea
omerifouiibe 2ebcu 0ernihtct 6a.
benz" frogte Sr Cooper,
o9is ieBt Bat englono nod fcine5
rnierer Shiffe oericntt oocr aucri.
faniibe 2e6en 0erniHtct." mari &r
SlooO ein.
&r Cooper tbeilte nit, oaB CT al5
@ociiiit bc5eihnet wuroc. abcr oclp
nod fiir ale 9liiitmgS &erwiQi
eunaen itinmtc. Cieic Gompague
Ger 9erlenmoung bat fcincn 9e3ug
ouf @a6r6eit, ebenioas pert6ei
oigte Sr. Cooper ieine Stelluugna6.
me in Der DlcSenorc Aciolution
sd por oamals inn Gcdten iaqie
er, ~uuo 70 waren ilA auoere 9lit
glieoer welhe oafiir itinmieu Qie.
iel6e bate ongcnommen meroen ioi
lcn Canada oer6ietet iciuen 6rau-
en- aui arnrien Sdiiien 3u reiicn
mo iollten mir oicS ebcniomenig cr
lauben. Seoer &ocifiii in oieenI
2anoe meiB. ooB i'd feiu @aciiilt
BIN ODER bin id elm 9ociiiit ooB
ih niht in einen arieg NIT elmer
9lotion eiutrcten mia. melHe 1000
Meilen bon inns entfcrnt it, neil
@nalano unO GeutitlonO uniere
9iehte perIebteu bin Id oeSmeaen
fcin glnerifaner2
Rnpraicntont @rttcn Samois
&cpublifaucr, crflGrte, oaB cr ioia
Yacifiit i'm Sinne ocs g9orieS, aber
gegen Die 9RcioLltiou iei. Giui9e Gc
mofrntcn 6dttcn ibm niitaeibciIt. oaB
iie gegen sic Gciolltion mdrcn abcr
oennoh oahir ltinmen miiroen QIut
9lufforoeruns, oic gRamcn oeriel6el
at nenncn, ioetc Sr, @ritten 0aB 75
8ro5ent Der oamofrotiiben Niiiglc
Der tbatiddlitb nidt 5u @unitcn oer
iclbcn uno 90 8ro5ent Der 8epolie'
rlng oes SanocS gegen einen @riel
iino.
@r. 9ritten berlas elm 9lmcn0e.
ment, melhes CT ipdter ciureid)en
woae, ooS Doriie6t 0oB fen 9beil
Der Wiilit6rmoht ser Ser. Stoaien
uod europa fir 2ouooicnit bcioblen
weroen oorf menn Dies nibt ourh
ocn GonoreB geicbiebt. Gicic 4orte
botten ben 8eifou elmer flcincu
@rppe Dcmofroten lmo Republilo.
ner.
Dos Sntereiie an Der Debatte licb
9egen / llbr 80 nod, mo bciouoen
lid ni6t mc6r ais 70 @litalicocr 3a
oieler 3eit aui Dem 6lur. Sic eo8eu
liir Die 0ipIomoten un0 Grefuiip9e
omten maren leer nno ebcnio uielc
lnbeieBte Site in Der @oQerc.
Sertreter Sgoc, Gcnofrat pon 0lii
iouri mohtc gleidiaQs betannt, 0aB
er gegen ole Heiolution iiimmeu
miro, neil er nnnimnit. DAB ieme
@dbler niht ooiiir iin0. Nlit ser
glnuo6me oieier 9leiollition miiroe er
o6er feline Sppoiition auiacben imo
iiir ieoe DloBnabme, Dem ariee 5u
belfen, itinlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
@tlo tir 4rirg.
$3,5O2,517,OOO fit
Gin Sabr OcrIangt.
ISie has WeI6 DerWamSt
iueroeir ion.

@infomnen bon Gin0clperioneu Oiir.
fen nidt boDer 100000 iein.
9(GcS 9lnocre fiir oic 9iegicruns
bcliimmt. II erbidoftsitcuer bon
40 @ro8ent in 9(usii6t-
$2,0OO,00O.000 aus g86isfcu,
Bier nnO &obod pro 5o6r cr-
pnrtct.
@oibinqton 5. 9(prit.-Der
GongrcB muroc bcllte eriudt, iofort
$3,502, $4,000 6u berwi0igen, nm
@clo fir oen ariee fiit Elm Snbr 5u
crIousen. 0ic 5ltmmc miro pie folgt
bcrtbeilt
fir oos aricgSOcportcment $2,-
952,537933;
fir oic @crtnrbrung Der olltorilirs
ten Stdrfc scr Slottc olf 10000
W}onn iino ocs Wlorine- Corps ouf
10000 W3om $t75,S55,762;
iiir anoere notbpcnOige 9lusgoben
oeS 5lotten.Q Qeportements inter gln-
pciiune 0es BrGiiOcnten $292.53S,-
100, uno
fir Oic &iiitcnpode, 10 0oB Die
ielbe oas Gclcpbon-S -SDiteni 5lt einem
boben @raoc Der Sii6tigfeit ent-
mideln font 100000.
lin oielcn lngebeuren 9etrog olif.
5ubringcn weroen cine 06ligotionen.
slusgo6e, pcruebrte 8citeueruno,
ciuiblieBlid bo6ercr 9(6go6cu por
9lobloiicn groBen Ginfitnften, @6iS.
fen Nicr, Eabod uno neuc geltellc.
rungsmct6ooen in %orlMlog ocbro6t
gliGtomtlic6e Goroni1l1gc ser sc.
Ocral 9ieicr0e6onf 9e6oroe laiici
Die 9lnno6ne 5lL Dab sic gonfcn OeS
Seocrol Geicrpe SDltens in ser
Gage iino, ioiort fir $2,0OOOO0,OOO
N6ligationen 3ur State BON nibt
mc6r ols 31a @ro5ent 8ruicn 81 ob.
iorbiren
Scfretdr D}c9looo outoriiirtc oic
9Inga6e, oaB oie Gegiermg fcincrlci
Sdpuicrigfcitcn 6nben wcrOc, oie
not6wenoigcn @clocr oui5ubringcil
Oob le6nte CT cs o6, Oie pabrIc6ein-
li1en @ietbooen on5ugeben,
9oriiber Simmons bonn Siuon5.
Gonlite oes Senots oeutcte an ooB
flr5eEerninnoten IN elmer 6elGrGnf.
ten 9ln5a5l olisgeac6en per0en fonn-
ten nm ous ioiort eriorocrlide @elo
81 crlangen
GonereBmitglico 0luincD bon 81.
linois, Elm @Pitglie0 ocs Gomitc'5
iiir @'ittel unO @cge I'M @cprdien.
tanten6olie, Iogtc; yGs lit meine
9lnIidt OaB wd6reno OeS ariedes
9licmonO Elm Ginfomncu bon mebr
ais $4,000 ooer 100000 pro CSo6r
bo6eu iollte, nnO Dab oic 9legicrung
9laes iiber Oieicn @etrae er6altcn
ioatc. gSir f0nnten e6cnfaaS mci
tcre $2000O0O00 i1brlib Ourc6 Or
6o6cn Der Steucru oif gS6iSfcD uno
9ier alIf6ringcn lucm mir Die
Steilcr mti Die glcidc Stilic briu-
gen, iuas oieiel6e in GnelonO mar,
che ocr arieg 6egann Gie Stcucr
auf ocn llc6criduB BON 9rofitcu
miiBtc am ibmcriten ouf ocu groB.
ten Eroiitcn icin Ger Gorii ais
cine Ginna6nequeue md6reno OeS
aricgcs lit auBer 6rage"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

9it6iu ipri6t 0e9en Be
idluB.
Ger Oemofratiidc 6ii6rer I'M San.
ie, Sr. &it6in iprad gegen oen Sc.
idhb.
@r erfldrte, OoB CT scr 9lniidt Iei
OaB er obne 9iiidiidt auf Die 6olgen
10 icine Stimmc a6oebcn ioae, lpic
icinc lle6cr5epgung cS i6m oiftire.
oScb bin mir beuuBt ioste er,
uoaB mcine Salhlng BON eincm @n.
De oes 9ouOcs bis gum auoeren fri.
tiiirt peroen miro. Sd fam mcineu
ainoern fein-2ono, feincu 9lcid)t6nu
6interloiicu; o6er ib fam ibnen ci.
nen 9}amen 6intcrlaieil Dab ih OBJ
ne 9iiidIidbt oli bic GonieQuen5en nie.
mails 5ouOerte, meiucr llc6cr5eigung
treu meine Stintnle ob3ugebcn. SD
babe ge6etet uno geionnen rno ih
babe Die lleber5euglng erlongt oaB
ib ocgcn oieien SeibluB itimmen
nuB.
SinO mir lns iidcr ooB mir
mcnn mir i'm 9riege nit 0eutIdlonO
mo Sopon Iiegcu piirocn ipcnn I'M.
icre Sd)iife biililos pdren, menn mir
o6ue @oiicn mo Namition fir I'M
icre Solooten ooitdnocn Dab mir
Damn nibt gegen oen 6eino Oie elm
size @offc onpenocn miirOen oic
inns nod ge6lic6en, iclblt wenn mir
oomit cine &crleSung Der gielltrnli-
t0t 6egeben UirOen2
Sn Oieien Sale iino mir niht bon
einer Supoiion beorobt; fein SUB
unicrcs GerritoriumS 1T in @cfubr.
&ein piiolcs 9ictbt l1iro inns beltrit.
ten. 0cutidlono'S Sanohngen Iin0
niAt gcgen uns gcrihtet. N}dn 0cr-
longt bon uns, nit @nglan0 unO
6ronfreib gemeiniome Snhc 6n ma.
den. ScOcs @ciilbl Ger SumonitGt
ipridt oaocgerl ooB mir in oen arie0
cintrctcn.
90 lun0e, bis DER GonareB oen
9eldluB poiiirt bot, ioate s5eoer-
mann oos 9ter6t 6abcn, iciner 9lniicbt
9lusorld 5it ecben un0 i6r oeu0B
itimnen"
Nr. aitt6in iprot6 oonn bon Ger
S@lieBuno Der glorolee Oiirh ole
9ritcn uno bctontc, ooB fcin 2cbcu
berloreu 0ing, wcil ole glnerito iiH
BON Der Gone fernbieItcn.
ugSir eingen mot oesbalb in oen
aries." 70 fubr crfort. uNir ipiiieu
Dab 0eutiblono nit ieincni9orge6eu
nibt ms trcfien mia, ionoern feline
5einoc. Sino mir nns gan5 iihcr
ooriibcr, 0oB Der mobrc @umo, Der
uns in oen &ricg treibt, mirflicb Oie
3erItorlIng bon Nienidenleben lno
nibt pielnebr Oic 3eritOriug bon
@ioentbnm iit2
9Sir baben niht gcgcn Dlcrifo ei'
ncn &ricg imternommen @ir iuo.
rem bcreit, licber unlerc 9iedtc sc.
gcniI6cr Gnglono lno 0lerifo nidt
81 Dcrtrcten ais III 0cn arieg 5l 5ic
bcn ma5reno Ole gan3c &tlt IN
6lommcn itauo. Sd itinrnte imie
rem &uric III oicier 9c5iebung bel
umO iA tbuc cs nod 6cutc.~
9lcprdientant &cilin bon 9Ilo6ama
Genofrot, ponote iih in ihorfiter
@eiie gesen ole BON 0errn aitdin
cinoeuommenc Saltng. Gr iogte.
lpem er iet6it cine iolde Neoe ge6oI.
ten 6o6cn piirOe, mie Serr &ithin,
Damn piiroe CT ais nd@iten Sdritt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
sSm crnitrn GrWagtn OeS 6iir mO gSiOtr
5fltsGeder DIES &auEes auSeru lire AuIid,ten
5lrbrrmirpsmOr grbrbrt fir Anuahmr nra arresbrdmTea
yl6cr aud mau6c stimmcn merOen gesem Omcbm gr66rt
Der Omo6rOli(d5c 5d6ra ]titdjn elmer Or OppOmnIen
electromagnetic 5lrBrbrit fir anuahmr Hea 4'riea
MOcr aud ltau6c
Der Oemo6roli(C6e

@afGimgtOm, s. NpriL II Scnc a6cuO II t6r int
&cprdenannGnn bic Sbat hbcr ben administrations Seidnf
bic FrUfnmGtn oeS regsnanOes midn @crcnigteu
nno 0entdanO OOc6t nod immcr udt a6geidcn I'm ltr
Nbcnos Die ngcenc 9ea GnOe crGr mUrocn fir bic
utcre 0stniFOu Oc Su Gncn9cscl in Strait oa obcr nod
cine gpf Nna6 NscOeru m bcOcnamcn Srasc reu
acn wOatcn gu3cu OOrbanSeu Dap @ crit Morgcu
tnnbcn Nbtimmnng fOmmcu uirOe.
Die nbewcgeuOc Wr6c Der Sprcr crGn Fd fir ocu gc-
dnR bar ocen %armug anRcr 6ragc 6t cr rOen aud
cnc Nu5ab Smmcu &ei6nf acbSrt ur
Oic Der 9ciOInuu OppOurcu d Der OmOratde 6a6 Slit
din Der renfandc 6Hbrr Sr @auu ra fir ScdnR Sic
Sdnfen naGm ab ged5ehg |craHanug fir bic @een DC
OnOH cine Enn brdcn oercn NinB enn Srnt
5Oatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Wbne llDornnnQ
tOrpr0irt.
NnlerifAnii
vWtiNOMriam."
IS" Der Semammmm9 iuareu
32 0lmertfamer.

Oiun~ miro ll.9oot-gcute. n
S9otte 55 omcritouii6c gie5wdr.
fer an 9or0. IL 9lae Monn &c.
rettet 9alr Der Captain nod
ocrmibt. Sod 5lpci unOcrc
S@iiic NIT glmerifonern an 9orG
oerIcnff.
@ai6iugtom 5. g(pril. - @e-
llcrol Goniul @il6ur in @emla
0erlhtetc beutc Dem Staats. .Geporte.
lllcnt, Dob Scr ni9t beItiidte onneri.
toniidc Goupfcr nNliIiourian~, mcl-
Wcr om A. 9lpril BON @cnua obfubr,
oDnc gSornng 0cricuft puroe.
Inter Der SO aopic 3dblenocn 9e-
lnonnlng beiouoen iid 80 9lmerifa-
ner. glae ipnroen ecrettet.
Sic Gcpcid6e pcs Goniuls g9il6ur
iol9t:
vllnbeltiidter amerifoniider Cant
pter pWliiiourian~ Gopit6n @iaiam
Spons, nod) eincm Seleoramm bonn
Sopit0n obne @nrmine oerienft.
Sompicr mar in Sparrotps Hoint,
Mo-, gc6out, Giocnt6um ser 9lmeri-
con @npoiinn StcomI6ip 60, 6otte
o3 D3om 9ciobune an 9orO, ein-
ldllcBlicb Captain unO Sifi3iere, 0o.
rllnter 80 gImerifaner, oic iibrigen
oerldlcocnen 9intionalitGten onqe66.
reno 6ubr an A. 9(pril bon @cmo
na6 Ocn Scr. 5tuotcn o6.~
Gos Sclcgromm oes Gopit6ns
lailtete:
v%ort @louri5io, 8. gIpril.-S6iff
obnc @oruung pericnft. 9emon-
nuns gerettct Sabre 7 ll6r 9l6euOs
nod @enuo ab @e3. 2pons."
Sotte 81 9lmerifaner
Yor0.
gtem 9ort 5. 9lpriI. Ger
alllerItaniidc Coupfer ,W1iliouriou"
lu9r BON bier am 6. NiGr5 nad ita-
t'erIlben Sdfen o6. Gr 6atte auf
oer austa5rt cine 2ooung onStiid-
9lliern an 9oro. 9}o6 oen 6ieliqen
Sdltls SieforOcu 6ottc ser Cam
ger elne 9cnonnlng bon 81, untcr
oenen lid) 81 9lmerifancr 6eTonocu.
Yer Unnpicr bottc cineu gaaum.
in9olt BON 79i4 Souncn er pur0e
llll Sabre 1904 in Sporroms 9oint
9eUalli' e,, er erbiclt 8ilerIt Sen g}omen
Z ,yanollrI." So6re lang ItonO oos
Sdlllf I'M 9felU yorf 8onorno.
sSabrolcnlt; fitr5 nod 9(usbrr6 Oes
Srleaes lpnroc cs in oen Gronsotlon.
tllden Gienit cineeIicat.
Cine 3eit Iong Nono Der Qompier
III omelfoniideu 9lcqierunosoieniten
er ,uproe nonlid 6ei DER @rpeoition
nutt W y
Cos biciiac 9ureau Ser g(nericon.
@q'oallan Stcomibip 90. lit Der ao.
bel BON Der @crienfuuo oes gom.
piers uno Der Rettiu0 Ser 9cnlon.
nuns bcnadri6tiot worocn.
o @roBer britiider 0ompfcr
gGonoOian" in 0icEiefe
cotton 5. glpril. Gie Scr.
ienfung ocs britiiden Ganpfers, Ga
nooiau" Der am "a. WGr5 bon 80.
lion o6iubr mirOe beute in eincrGe,
pelhe beridtet iucIdc beim bicligen
Bureau DER 9eplono Sinie BON o..
y. 2. 9urns, ocm Sdiffsor5t, eiu-
llef Sic 9otihoit bcIagte, ooB ale
Nlonn al 9oro nit slusna6me oes
eapitdns 9uuod ecrcttct worOcn
ieicn
Neuililcn DER ScDldn0 Stnlc
lo9lcn, lie botten feline pcitere 9lo6.
r'df, als Die bon Or. 9urns.
NIe eonlpognic alaubt OoB ser
Sampler entwrocr BON ciuem oeut-
l@cn SolIh6oot ucricnft puroc oocr
o6er auf cine @line lticB.
Sotte 55 omerifouii6c
Stebm drtcr an 8ur0.
Gen Seridten Ocs 6ritiihen Gon-
iilats 5ufolge 6atte Ser Innpier
DGonooion7 cine 9emouuiuo bon
1913 al 9oro, inter oieieu 50 onlcri.
foniiHe @ierOelpGrtcr.
Ger Gompier 9otte eineu Oiaum-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

oen lei, mm0glid @lorbcn Ihen.
fen, oa Die Gommiiiion ipie 6cboup.
tct ulirOe, iib nod Den oeutibcu 9lt.
oronnngen geridtct mi. ibre Sdjiiie
ocu norOliHea @eg cinidlogcn licB,
nohoem lie in @olitor ongeleot an,
itott IN &irfiuaQ iid ouf oic Yerii.
dcrtng Oerlaiienoz ooB Die ll-9oot.
Gomnanoeure Sefebl crboltcn bit
ten Die SiiIisidliiic uidt 81 6clditi-
9cn iolon9e iie iih an Oic porsc.
itrie6eueu 9legulatiouen 6ielteu.
philadelphia, 5. 9lpril.
Ger bieiiae noruc9iihe @iceloniul
t6eiItc nit es 60tten iid feline 9lme.
rifoncr an 9oro oes u5eiitein~ be.
hmocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

9lbunnentcn, bic ben ,1cntidlen 0Uyrcppn,
oeuten" nidt phnltllm Dbcr nnrcacmanig cr.
Dnltcn, ino aebeten, ocr Efiicc onDun per &c.
lepQoH pper idriitIlh MIH0eihmg du madeu,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
HAD PIECE OF IRON IN LEG
For Eleven Years Man Carried Sou.
yenir Of San Francisco Earth.
quake About With Him.

Bernard Hughes. who is seventy
years old and has Travelled the country
exclusively, walked into the dispen-
sary Of st. Joseph's hospital the other
day and asked for a physician, says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Doctor" he informed the surgeon.
1--WE got u bad pain in my left leg
and l want yon to do something for It."
The surgeon took him to one Of the
operating tables and examined his leg.
you've got some sort of n bunch
ear your ankle" said the doctor, "and
l think You ought to have 1t removed"
"All right" replied Hughes, dig 1t
out"
Shortly afterward the surgeon re-
moved n piece Of iron about al inch
long and mn inch and II half wide.
which formed the "bunch."
"How in the world did that get In
there| he asked.
swell, I'll tell you what I think, doc,
I was In San Francisco In 1905 when
It had the earthquake" replied Hughes.
There was m explosion where ! lived
and a part Of the stove hit me. In the
ley. ! shouldn't be surprised II that
piece Of iron was a part Of the stove.
nnd I guess I've been toting 1t around
with me ever SINCE"
The missile In these eleven years
had worked its way from the knee to
the ankle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
Historical Research.

The pupils In of the schools Of
Indianapolis are from time to time In
their history lessons providing their
teacher with answers to her questions
on the subject under consideration
that are worthy Of the distinctive name
Of "howlers," a term recently adapted
from Great Britain. Here are some
TINT she has recently added to her col.
lection:
Questlon-Who aided Columbus on
his vOyages7
A~nswer-Patrick Henry Of Virginia.
Question-What part did George
washington play In the Revolutionary
wnri
Answer--He played In the band.
Question-What were the relations
Of Capt. John Smith to the IndlanSe
Answer-He was related to the I'M
dluns because he married PocaAodtaa
Indianapolis News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
LIFT YOUR CORNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
How to loosen a tender corn
or callus SO it lifts out
without pain.

Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller if you like,
for corns will never again send electric
sparks Of pain through you, according
to this Cincinnati authority.
He says that a few drops of a drug
called %freezone, applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn. instantly re-
lieves soreness. and soon the entire
corn, root and NIL, lifts right out.
This drug dries at once and simply
shrivels up the cor or callus without
even irritating the surrounding skin.
A small bottle of freczone obtained
at any drug store will cost very little
but will positively remove every hard
or soft corn or callus from ones feet.
II your druggist hasn't stocked this
new drug yet, tell him to get a small
bottle Of freezone for you from his
wholesale drug house.--adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
TWO SISTERS EL0PE TO WE'D
And One Takes With Her Her chum
All Three Philadelphia Girls
Now Brides.

philadelphia.--Two new male mem
bers were added to the family of Mrs.
Charles II. Schofstall. 2722 North
Myrtlewood street, within the last few
days by the elopement Of her two
daughters to Elkton, Nd, where they
were married.
Miss Mary Schofstall became the
wife Of Charles A. Browne Of 2423
North Coriles street, and a member Of
Company Il, Nineteenth regiment Of
engineers.
Emma Scholstall, another daughter,
also went to Elkton with Herman Lip.
part Of 1918 West vennngo street. and
became his wife. With the latter
couple went Locke Lippard and May
Allenbaugh Of 3014 West Dauphin
street, who were also united In mat.
rtmony. The brides Of the last two
men had been chums for n long time.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
TALE Of HORROR
RIVALS FICTION
Only Eleven Of Colony OF one
Hundred Survive on Bar.
rem island.
SUPPLIES never CAME
starvation, Ocean and Murder Claim
Most Of Colony on ciipperton 10
land, on the Mexican
Coast.
SUPPLIES never CAME

Mexico City.-The story Of the res
cue of eleven Mexican women and chill
dren from almost certain death ON
the barren Clipperton island. a coral
atOll ESQ miles of the Mexican coast,
was related by members of the rescued
party who were landed ut Salina Cruz
by an American gunboat.
They were the survivors Of more
than 100 cOlonists who left for the is
land in February, 1914. The remain
der died from scurvy or were drowned.
Story Of Governors Widow.
According to the story Of Mrs. Maria
Arnaud, widow of Captain Arnaud,
governor Of the island. shortly after
the arrival Of the colonists, the Amer.
lean schooner NOkomis was wrecked
on the island. Thirteen members Of
the crew. including the captains wife,
reached the shore, where they remained
for several months while a few Of the
sailors rowed back to Acapulco.
On hearing Of the suffering Of the
people on the island an American gun.
boat went there and took of the Amer
leans, but not before they had mate
rally diminished the food supply OF
the colonists. 1t also offered to take
off the Mexicans, but they declined the
offer, expecting that Il boat with sup
plies would arrive any day. Thesboat
never anne
Attempt Rescue; Drown.
When their food was exhausted the
colonists were forced TO live on fish
and the eggs and flesh of sea birds.
Scurvy set in and more than half the
colonists died. In 1915 Captain Arnaud
with three men put Off In Il rowboat to
try and intercept a vessel that had
been sighted, hut their boat capsized
and its occupants We're drowned.
The party OF the island then mum
bcred five women. seven children, and
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
JAIL CROUCH WRECKS HOME
wife Of inventor Of Wireless TeIs.
phone Says Cell Has Made
Him M~lsanthrope.

New York.--After serving a term in
the federal penltentinry for using the
mails to defraud, Archie Frederick
Collins, inventor Of the Collins wire
less telephone, has come back to free
dom, according to his wife, with bis
disposition ruined.
Mrs. Evelyn b. Collins. formerly Of
$40 Riverside drive. says that she
can No longer live with him and has
fled n suit for separation.
Collins returned o thorough. blood.
cold misanthrope. she nlleges. soured
against the world. soured even against
his b%enefactors, and sourcd against
her. He has often since coming home
made long harangues and Trades Of
Invcctives against the world In gen.
eral and the United States government
In particular, .she. asserts .
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structures that go by that delusive name. put
one rarely sees anything even approaching a de-
cent show. The moving picture houses are iegion'
and when the staff Of the American embassy 'et1
Constant!nople they were showing. In weekly IN
stallments. a wonder film called Mysteries
of New York." which Is said to have COST a mil
lion dollars. Every title and 'cut-in' bore Inc
added remark, Captured in Roumania." French
films, however, ARE rarely seen. sometimes a rev
Italian ones. but usually the "Mester' films made
in Germany" are shown. There is. of course, n
weekly war film. but invariably the Austrian war
films are more popular than the German. Moth
ing but victories are ever shown.
Constantlnople has had little to fear from air
raids, and the streets have remained brightly
lighted at night. One unexpected effect of the
war has been the rapid spread of the installation
of electric light to all classes of buildings, despite
the exorbitant cost Of wiring and of electric light
fixtures. The reason is that petroleum Oil. for
merly used for Illuminating, now costs 80 gold n
gallon, and the high-proof gasoline cannot be had
for love or money. All the fuel for automobiles
is under military control.
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M,cksl,s MANY POSSIBILITIES.

A scientist Of the bureau Of mines has lust Is.
sued a report on nickel, in which he points to the
great possibilities Of this metal o. q material for
Kitchen utensils and cooking pots. Besides the
standard iron pots. copper and aluminium pots
have found favor IN the kitchen. Great care Is
necessary In the use Of copper. and aluminium to
be satisfactory must be 80 heavy that the price n
high. Nickel hos practically all the good qualities
OF either Of the other metals; It Is REASONABLY
cheap, takes a beautiful finish. can easily be elsc.
Eoplated, and docs not corrode.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
NIPPLES 0 ploo,ss.

7 want a couple Of rubber nipples" said G. II.
Kellar, a farmer from Whipple Creek, Ms he
walked up to the counter 10 a Portland (Ore.) drug
store.
The clerk wondered why the nipples were needed
and was told by the farmer that one Of his brood
sow had a family Of II youngsters. but nature
had provided only ten lunch counters for the litter.
At the present price Of pork Kellar decided he
could not AFFORD to lot two pigs die for want Of
nourishnaent, 80 he will net as dry nurse to the
extra porkers for Z tim
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-27
CLEAR YOUR COMPLEXION
While You Sleep With cutieura Soap
and oIntment-Triai FREQ.

On retiring, gently stnear the face
with Cuticura Ointment, wash Of In
five minutes with Cuticura Soap and
hot water, and continue bathing q few
minutes with the Soap. The influence
Of this treatment on the pores extends
through the night.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticurn, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Too EXPENSIVE.

Wife-My dear, / wish you wouldn't
play billiards for money. It's nothing
but a game Of chance.
Observation-Disclosures Billiards IL a
game Of infinite skill. .
Wfe-N0t rs you play it. my lovei
STRAY Stories.
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Deserved No Sympathy.

OoteTVcV NV oyWpaIHys
Hicks-What Ii good for the tooth
ache7
Wickles--1 don't know, and I don't
want to. I hate the toOthache too much
to want to And anything that's good for
it.--Stray Stories.
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Q second wife. who becomes
the household drudge for her
keep only. But polygaIny In
Turkey Is fast disappearing In
the hest classes, rs the edu'
Gated Turkish woman OF to-
day will not marry q man
who already has one or more
wives, nor will she consent to
share her husband afterward.
OF course Turks still refer
to their harem. but, when they
do 80 they rarely II ever mean
whnt the American under
stands by the word. Harein
means womanfolk. and a Turk
speaking Of his harem In
cludes his mother and sisters
and his cousins and his aunts
ns well rs his wife or wives.
The mart Of the house set
aside for their use Is called
the harem. and far from be-
ing furnished with Oriental
luxuriance. Us most people
imagine. 1t not infrequently
contains Grand Rapids furni-
ture, uncomfortable chairs.
pianos, monographs and the
other appurtenances of an av-
erage American fiat.
There are a number or
theaters in ConstantinOple. or