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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
DARE A BIZZEFFE

Tutti sanno che vuol dire. Ma
Porigine? Eccola. Quando il SOM
mo magistrate di Roma voleva
fare grazia illimitata ad un sup
plicante, scriveva sotto il memo
riale: Fiat, Fiat. In seguito, per
brevita, segnava soltanto F. F.
Per Ia quale ragione chi ottene-
neva tale favore soleva dire: go
no avuto la grazia a bis effe"
cioe con due effe, che. significava
"interamente" in contrapposto a
quella limitata che portava una
F sola. Corrottasi poi la in III,
ne nacque il termine bizzeffe.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

mo OreVe lorna e cOnslStenZa
momentanea. 81 hanno paure
msensaJe < dubbi che spaventa-
mo: pare che una parte di moi alb
Oia Jrasmigrauo di ia daua ter
IA, verso mOndi Sc0noSciuu { Ion
tan, che una psrte di IN mon
do scOnOsCiuto { lOnJanO ci Sia
venuta Inc0ntro tenebroSa { mi
.sUerIoSa. Fiuttuano larye neL'a a.
na ed ondeggIanO parvenze: /
gnou aigerl di altri regni CT sus-
.surrano mute parole che moi non
.cOmprendiamo: 81 { nella realta
e fuori di esSa: 81 e nella vita e
mel sogno: IiLusione ha lutte le
.apparenze del fatto, il fatto tut
te Ie apparenze del'Ilusione. Il
nulla, lassoluto, Finfinito, Peter
nita danno della IOro essenza
sensaZioni che sgomentano. E 10
sgomento stessO 81 manifesto in
una foTma passiva che non ci
sorprende. lie tenebre hanno per
moi mile occhi, il sienzio mile
labbra. Infinite mani 81 protein
dOnO e 81 intreccianO sui nOStrO
capO; fremiti di mistero scuoto-
no Quelle tenebre e fanno vibrare
quel silenzio; brividi di follia pas
sano neu'aria, Ianima Vi 81 fon-
de, Vi 81 diluisce, Vi 81 immede-
sima; non sentiamo piu di esse-
re sui nostro letto, nella nostra
camera, in casa nostra. Siamo
.sperduti mel caos. E quello sgo-
mento nostro cede il posto da u
ma sOnnolenza pesante che da' al
la veglia penosa una parvenza di
abbandono.
II sonno, il desiderato, l'invoca-
Ito sonno, e finalmente vicino:
ma oramai e gia' lontana la not
te. Lalba ha gia' scacciato le te-
tebre ed II sole sta per sorgere
mel trionfo stesso della sua luce.
La notte insonne e un tornen-
to che ci viene dall'infinitO: ed
.essa puo racchiudere in Sc il su-
.premo significato di una pena
meritata, di una minaccia non
vana, di un ammonimento che
.rimane impresso nella mente,
perche passato attraverso mo
Ii delIanima, in un momento mel
quale essa, tutta racchiusa mel
suo mistero, 81 sente piu vicina
al'eternita sua origine sua
fine.
Gavino Boy
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
AVVERTENZA
4 tutti j SOfferenti di cancre-
ne O piaghe cancrenOSe.

ne 0 piaghe cancrenOse.
Il pin grande e meraviglioso
rimedio e quello dello specialista
Vincenzo CipoIla. Rimedio infal-
HbIIe e sicuro per la guarigione
di esse. eDtto specialista col suo
nuovo ritrovato, a cui diede il no
me di "Balsamo Manus Dei'', ia
del veri miracoh.
Questo uuovo benefattore del
rumanita, richiama Pattenzione
di tutti coloro che sono affetti
di detto male a voler ricorrere a
lui Sc BRAN (ano una sicura e
pronta guarigione. Dirigersi al
Numero 1431 Morris ST., Phila-
delphia.
Non 81 riceve pagamento Sc
non a guarigione completa.
Tutti Quelli poi che sono lon
tani, possono scrivere indicando
Ia loro malattia ed il suddetto 81
assumera Ia responsabilita della
Ioro guarigione.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

anche di scutIre una solUziOne q
contluuIta nell ammonia dei mo-
ylmeuu ere Ogui nOsuro arUC
compIe IL IelazIone L.arJo cor
Espondente. Z Ia stessa sensa-
zlOne che I'u0mo proya taIvolta 10
mOmenu c. estrema cOnfusIone,
quandO, az esempio, 81 senta col
10 IN fallO.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18

Stocks-Jabots are much in
demand. They seem to give
the finishing touch" to
your street suit. New ones
Just in and priced most reas-
onably.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18

COPENHAGEN, Dec 1S.-Although
Berlin reports that DIR. Won Kuhlman,
the German foreign minister, is on
his way to Brest-Litovsk to take part
in peace negotiations between Russia
and the central powers, advices receiv-
ed today from Petrograd stated that
an effort would be made to conclude
the final negotiations on neutral soil
Stockholm and The Hague are both
favored although international COM
plications now exist which would have
to be cleared away before the proceed
ings could take place in either city.
1t is believed here that the action of
the Bolsheviki foreign minister at Pc
trograd in notifying the foreign en-
bassies that they must wise the pass
ports of BolsheviH couriers was tax
en- to open the way so that Russian
peace delegates could get into one OF
the neutral capitals for final peace
parley.
The Russian foreign minister, Leon
Trotzky, declared that unless the
passports of Russians are vised by the
foreign embassies the Bolsheviki gov
eminent would retaliate with similar
refusals
The whole thing is generally re-
garded as a clever move in the peace
plotting that is being carried on by
the German government and the Boil
sheviki regime in Petrograd.
IL the foreign embassies with per-
mission of their governments wise or
iers, it would amount to virtual rec
ognltlon OF the de facto government of
Russia.
AT the same time it would open the
way for the German government to
make fresh proposals for a general
peace conference, at the same time the
parley with Russia is held, at Some
neutral capital"
The Bolsheviki government has al
ready sent an envoy to Stockholm in
the person of Mr.. Voronsky. A tele-
gram from Stockholm today quoted
Voronsky as saying that he was au-
thorized to negotiate with delegates
from the central powers on such mat
ters of non-military character as are
left untouched by the representatives
of the armies.
Germany is playing the peace game
from three angles:
Ito secure recognition from the
foreign powers of the proposed peace
conference;
TO secure all Of Germany's east
ern war aims in the preliminary
meetings at Brest Litovsk.
3.-To placate the Socialist factions
IN both Russia and Germany by the
calling in of representatives of the
SOCIALIST parties for consideration of
the unimportant things at Stockholm
(Brest Litovsk is in that part of
Russia now occupied by the Germans
commanded by Prince Leopold of Ba-
varia.)
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
CANAL COMPANY LITIGATION


Continued from page onel
dwelt at most length upon the impos-
sibility of legally adopting radical
amendments to the articles of incor-
poration and bylaws at a special
stockholders meeting under call that
stated the purpose of such meeting to
be merely the beginning or introduc-
ton of such amendments for further
consideration and future final action
Mr. Hackman then closed, extending
and emphasizing his original repre-
sensations, with some additions there
to.
The present directors of the com
pany, be stated, assume that the acts
of the October meeting are binding
until the question shall have been
authOritatively decided; but it is one
of the very greatest Importance and
must at once be settled one way or
the other to prevent greater confus-
ion and disaster in the future.
Referring to what is known as Bill
81, passed by the legislature last
winter, the contention was submitted
with citations in support, that it was,
in fact, an enabling act and must have
the official acceptance of a corpora
ton to become operative. The di-
rectOrs, he said, called the October
meeting for that purpose; and the sit
uatiOn was misunderstood when final
adoption of amendments not previous
ly presented, and by a small minority
Of the total stock vote, was had in
stead.
The final appeal to the court was
made by Mr. e. M. Wolfe, represent
ing the directors elected at the meet
ing on the 4th inst, and the forces
behind them. His contention was that
the legislative act of 1917 was passed
for the very purpose of relieving the
stranglehold given to corporation
"ins" by existing laws, and that it's
provisions were absolutely and fully
in effect upon all corporations so
soon as it became a law, without &C
ton IN tho'r part. time and space
fo-' III attompt to reproduce Mr.
WO'fe's effective argument in sup
port Of this proposition which. if sus-
'aired by the court. will end all con-
troversy in favor OF the amendments
as sdOnted and the officials as elected
At conclusion OF argument the court
declared the matter to be of far too
great Importance to permit hasty or
off-haud decisions. and said that he
would take it under advisement. 1t
is perfectly certain, however, to go
TO the supreme court, no matter what
the decision may now be. No person
al animosity toward any of the Off
cers-elect, or toward anyone. it was
stated by all the attorneys, is involved.
1t is a fundamental question of the
gravest Importance, and all are alike
interested in having it fully and final
ly settled by the highest authority.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18

Aprons Are Always Acceptable
Sewing Aprons Tea Aprons, Mattresses Aprons Nurses
Aprons, Dress Aprons
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
AMERICAN FLEET FOR NORTH
CONTINUED From Page one)

Continued From Page One)
and sunk. The women were rescued
by British destroyers which went to
the rescue.
1t is believed that a number of neu-
trail sailors lost their lives as five of
the merchantmen were neutrals.
An official statement sent out by
the German admiralty and picked up
here said that a number of prisoners
including four officers. were taken
on board the German destroyers and
carried back to a German port IT
added that all of the German craft
got back to their base.
Naval authorities believe that the
German warships were operating
from Heligoland as the danger of re-
turning to zeeburgge would have been
too great.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
Patriotic Program
M. E. Church Sunday
Only Patriotic Program at Church
Sunday Evening Musical
Fete Under c. Butler and DIR. PARROT

The patriotic program at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening will in
thems of all the allies by the magnifi-
cent choir of sixty voices led by Chas.
Butler. The choir will be accompanied
by the orchestra of trained musicians
headed by DR.. r. A. Parrot, which is
so well known to the people of Twin
Falls. There will be no preaching
service Sunday night, but two laymen
from the congregation will give five
minute talks on the war and our duty
to our country. The public is cordial
ly invited.
The Methodist church committee
some time ago hit upon this as a
means of helping arouse patriotism
and making this a patriotic Christ
mas and asked Mr.. Butler to prepare
the program.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
Is Popular

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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
BIGGEST BEET ON
RECORD RAISED HERE

The biggest sugar beet on rec
cord so far as can be ascertain
ed here was raised this season
by G. ID. Moore who lives three
miles out OH Addison avenue. 1t
weighed thirty-One pounds and is
now on exhibition at The TIMES
office. The largest ever known
in this country heretofore, it is
said, weighed twenty-six pounds.
Ii you can beat this beet, you are
going some.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18

Eskimo scarf cap, Chin-Chin
sets, and Mackinaw sets II.
the new colorings.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
SECRETARY OF NATIONAL
PROHIBITION PARTY PRE-
Diets SPEEDY VICTORY
Bill Passed by Senate
This Morning
House Amendments Adopted Over
Objection of Senator Borah and
the Measure Passed Forty seven
to Eight.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S-The SEN
ate this afternoon agreed to the house
amendments to the Sheppard nation
wide prohibition resolution and sent
the measure to the white house to re-
ceive the presidents signature
The action of the senate was taken
by a rising vote. Vice President
Marshall announced the count to be
AZ to 8.
Senator Borah of Idaho, although
dry" launched a fight against the
house amendments. He declared them
to be clearly unconstitutional and
predicted they might invalidate the
whole measure. He insisted that con-
gress had no right to fix a time limit
for the ratification of the amendment
by the states.
CHICAGO, Dec. rehabilitation of
the Sheppard nationwide prohibition
amendment is coming with a whoop
and by 1920 will be an accomplished
fact. To accomplish this the ma
tional Prohibition party is laying its
elect 10000 dry legislators in the
forty eight states and to defeat every
wet" Legislative candidate that seeks
office.
Clarence &. Pitts, headquarters sec
rotary of the national prohibition
made these assertions here today, COM
menting on the submission of the
national constitutional prohibition
amendment to the states by congress
for ratification.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
BOLSHEVIKI HURRY PEACE
CONTINUED From Page

On the western front activities of
varying intensity are taking place in
France and Belgium
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
For the Bath and Bed Room

bath towel in box
Baby Bath Sets
bath blanket, bath towel
and wash clOth)
Bath Room Mats
beautiful color cOmbina-
tions)
Bed Spreads
plain and scalloped edge)
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
ROIBINSOTNS \
Christmas Gift
Reminders

There is perhaps thing that is more generally
given presents than HANDKERCHIEFS. Those
that selling at "twO for twenty-five
splendid values.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-02
Ncgertrnppen pnr Gricgsssrid)t.
Sun Intonio, lcr., I. Hc

Sun u ntonio, ler, /. 9top.
~ lo8 aricgsgerift bcgunn bellte
Den Fro5cB gcgcn Ga Solonten oe5
2i. Rcger Snfanteric Regiments,
Die scr Dlellterei uno beS Worocs in
Berbinollua nit oen Riots in Son.
ton am %. sluguit angefloat iino,
inn Sort Gam Soulton. Sbcrit !. sl.
SUI iiibrt Den 6aa gegen oic 9lnge.
fIagtcn, Die bon Roior Sorrp 2.
grier bertbeioigt uerorn. 1ie Sol.
outcn geborten 4 Gompagnien un, oic
mdhreno Der Contribution oes 2agers
YogalL 5llm SdntB bon HegicrlngSei.
gcntblmn ubconnanbirt poren. Iic
9tcgcr iino ein Sbeil Der t56, Die fur5
nnd) Den llnrllben perbnftet nlo inn
(ScfdnaniB gebalten poroeu woren.
9Inoere iiben in 81 Eoio in Sait, mo
lie lpeeen aloerer Mnflagen in Der.
binouna nit oen RiotS pro5eiiirt mer.
ocn loaen ,sn Souiton mliroen iei'
ner 3eit % Nerionen getootet; bon
oieicn iparen orei Voli5iiten lmo ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-02
Corptoirt.
Sin Wmerifanil9cr
Sransportoampfer.
Grreid)te Den Safen unter
eigemcm Sampf.

GuS Wiorinc -Gepnrtencnt outoriiirt
Die 9lnfiinbiAlln0 non ocnt 9ln.
grill ultf ocn l2,SO6 Sonncn.
Gompicr .6inlonO". - Gcriclbe
beiono ii6 uuf Der 9fiidiobrt nod)
Otn &cr. Siodten. Seine 9ln.
Goben ilbcr ctboigC &crlultC.
" a inc on, /. 9toOcmbcr.
Ser omeritoniIbc transport Gam.
per y6inlano" pltr0r fiir5lid, mGb.
reno CT lib aui Der 9iiidiobrt noh oen
&crcini9tcn Staaten bciono, torpc.
Girt, NOR aber inrltanoc, lntcr cigc-
ncm Iompi einen al1alm0iI6cn Su-
len III erreihcn.
Ins Slntten 0cportcncnt crbiclt
cmcn Ncrid)t bon ocm 2lnAriif lm0
9iarinc Scfret1r Gonicla oltoriiirtc
Die Ger6ifcntlihung 0CiiclbCn. Ger
9criht iogt niht, Oh ir0cno <Semonb
dn 9orb ocs transports get0otct
oocr pcrlctt muroe.
9tnhItcbeno Der 28ortlollt Ger gln-
hul0i9lng:
Gas ,Slottcn.I Ieportcmcnt bat 0c.
oeNcn crbalten, Die bcio0en oob DER
umerifoniIbe transport Iompicr
~6inluno", wGbrenb cr aus ouSlGn'
fllden @elp0iicrn 3ilriidfebrte, torpe-
Dirt murbe. Gns Shlii puroc nlr
Itift bcihobigt uno fcbrtc inter eige.
ncm Gompf nod oem Salcn 5urild
Ter 0anlpier befanO lid ulter IS.
corte; cS iuurbc ieboG feline Spur
oon Dem Sorpcoo oocr Dem Subno.
rincboot geicben."
Ser 3onlpicr o,SinlNno" lit elmer
Der proBten Der inter onlcrifoniihcr
6lng9c iGbrt. Gbc cr IN Den 2lrnlcc'
lran9portoenIt ilbcrnonIncn muroc,
l;ono CT I'M SobroiCnIt Der y>Sntcrnu'
tIonol Wercantilc ,QinrInc Company"
apil6en 9tem.Dorf un0 cllropdiiheu
SGfen. Ser 9anpIcr bat clncn
ltouminbolt pon 1896 Sonncn lnG
cine 9enlonnrng Don 257 Oiitglie,
bern.
Ger 9ampicr luuroc i'm Sabre
1902 IN >EbiIooclpbio 1cbaut. Seir
@clmboien lit 9tcu Dorf.
6ronfrcicb 2 hiifSucr.
lutte elmer " o dc.
Boria, I. 9ioOcnber. - gS1b
, ,cnO Ger Nodc, Die NIT Dem %. Of
tobcr oblhloB, limo 5mci lran}oiih(
SdJilie Don ncbr ais 1900 Conner
lmo elm 6n6r5cug pon oeutIdel
Souhbootcn pcricntt moroen.
Siibcrei Sobr}cugc Inlrocn ni6I
rericnft; pier Compiler rurOcn cr
iol0los ongegrllIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-02
Weue !Scijmittcl g,erualtcr.

Mnibinaton, 1. 9topcmber.
Iie Sei5mittcl slonliniitration er.
nonnte beutc bie nahitebenocn Ser
rem gu StootS Sei5mittcl Yeripal.
tern III oen beiseiiisten Staaten:
aeniufp Wplie .. 0rpan, 9ouiS.
bile; Siio. Iafota - gg. W. @idel
baupt, glberoeen; Mrfanias = s. 6.
Gouh poh Yine Bluff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-02
@rif ptrlaagfrt.
Srri9te iibrr ircmoes
Gigcntbnm.
Seppiitarimnt ,uiro III jc-
benz Staate ermumitt.

ptW StuUtC GINWWUt.
9cutihc Spicmoorcn filr @ciDnoh.
ten mcrbcn aus ottcroom 5uaclol.
fen. - Ncutrolc Shiifc oiiricn
obiobrcn - @citcrc@ GorIc6cn
an @robbritonnicn pon $435,.
000,000.- &oblCn,Go miro
floiliii5irt.
" a bington, I. 9topelnber. -
Scrr u. Otit6ell Ealmcr, Der Scr
luoltcr oc4 @igcntbum9 0cr 9luSlGn'
Der, bnt in cinem bCutc crlolicncn BE.
icbl Ole 3cit 5lm GtnrciNcn bon &c.
rid)tcn iiber GigentbunI lucld)ca Sem.
bcn o0er 8erbilnOctcu ser 6cinOc ges
bort, bonn 6. 9topembcr oui Ocn 5.
3cScmbcr ucrlcet. gluc @cri6tc iiber
iolhcs Gi9cntblml, nclhcS iilr 2cllte
IN lcuti6lnno o0cr Srltcrrcid in Den
Ser. Stootcn perpoItct miro, milf.
len nlIo bis gum >. Nc5tnbCr 9cmu6t
lcicn. Bur Gntacgcnnlbmc Der @cl'
scr miro in ic0em Stootc cine Nonf
alS GcpoIitorilnm nubmb1it gcmobt
mcr0cn.
{ Gcut dc &ro 0uftc mcro II
5ngclaiicn,
0os Stnntsbcpnrtcucnt fat bon
Der britiihcn )icoicrun0 Oic Grloltb'
nib crbultcn, bic IN Hottcroom lie.
gcnoen oeutidcn &nnr2n iilr l2S
amerifonil6e BehGitaleltte Olirh5u.
laiicn. Scnc icit nebrercn Sabrcn
bort licgenocn @aarcn limo mciItcns
@cibnuhtsortifeln unO Spiclmaa'
rcn.
&oblcn s. luiiiiirunG.
Gic Sei5muicriul 9lominiirntIon
bcabiihtiGt oic &cnubun0 pDA &oble
in Sn0lltriC'n luclhc niht abiolllt
iiir Sen &rie1 notblucnbig iino, 5ll
bci1ronfen. Ter IN @rmGAlm9 be-.
finolhe FIun ueriiigt, onB bic Sob
lcnproOl5entcn mlgcluicIcn mer0cn,
ocn nit &ricgaartiteln bcId)Gftigten
Snbrifcn 3ltcrit aoblcn 81 lielcrn,
nuhocn Die Sonlilicn nit einem Der.
muitgcnGBcn Guantlrm pcrlcbcn
linO. Gic 9irettoren oes nationalcn
8aS .GcreinS protcItirtcn bclttc bel
ocm gl0mlnlltrntor gegcn 0en 9ciebl,
oic @cnllBiln9 pon aoblcn iiir clcf-
trilfc 6lrncnIfilocr 81 bcibrGn.
fen.
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ubrt q b.
9IIa on4 9tcluItat cines llc6creit
fomuen@ jluiihen ocn Ser. Stootcn
mo 9iorrucgcn miro 5pei norluegi
idcn Sd)iilcn, Ole in amcrifoniihcn
S10icn Iicgen qeltottet luerocn, nodD
9tonpegen ab5ltrobren. Giclclben
mililen nber picoer nod) 9lmcrifu 5l.
rildtcbren. IS mirb gelogt, boB ulldo
Die on0cren nclltrolen S1nocr aim.
lihc l(cbcrclntommcn mohcn luer.
0cn Ter critic abgebcnoe norlpegis
ldc Gompicr miro Der 9onpicro sci.
li0 SInI" icin
Gin mcitcrcS Iurlebcn.
Ias S6nbomts.Geportcment hot
Elm ueitcrca Garlebcn bon $i35. 900
GOO an @robbritonnien gcnod)t. nm
Die britllden 9ll9gobcn in oicicnl
canoe bis gum I. Sonllar 1918 81
oedcn. Sicrollrd miro Die @eiun,mt
iunmc Der al @roBbritonnicn geIic.
Gencn @elOer ollf 81 ,SGO,0OO,OOO &c
brnht. ,Sn @nn5en iinS oen aaiir
| fen ipmrit S3 566 0oD CWO opIiphcn
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Scib iparIam, iparium, ipariam!


Gic Wtnbmln9 Der Hdbrlntgsmittcl,
Tcrluoltung. .-3 5000 6roucn
glmcrifo'S unter5ci6nCn TCriprez
hcn. - @anolcr, Wiotler, BRO
ol6cntcn bon GGbrnlittcl jcBt un,
ter @unoCS. Gontrolc.
w a b ingtom 1. gtoncnlber -
l(cbcr 3,5OO,000 Sroucn 2Imcrifo's
Ino icbt frcimilltge Wtitglieocr Ger
gfGbrmittcl &crmoltung uno boben
OoS Scriprcdbcn gcgcbrn orn glnlci-
tungcn Der &crpultlrng 5olec 5u lei.
itcn. 0icS mor ooS 9felltltot oeS
picrtcn Cages Der Gompogne.
@cridltc aus 36 Stooten eracbcn,
Dob bclltc cine bolbe Wlillion 3rouen
ibrc llntcrihriIt lmtcr ooS Spuriom,
fcitss&crlprchen gcicbt bobcn. Dti'
higon Itcbt nit $4,000 ltntcr5cih-
nctcn 8ortcn on Der Spite, Goliior.
nicn nit 10000 an 3rpciter lmo
Seem Scricp nit 100000 an orittcr
Stcllc.
llntcr 9unoeS Control c.
Sicen5s n5s9clhrGntun9ell nllrOen bcl,s
tc Den ,Sabritanten mo So0nolern oer
9totion IN Stopelortifcln in Dem 0cs
niibcn orfcrlc9t, Die aricgs5uiu6r 5u
rcgulircn llno Northumberland obsl.
Itellen. llebcr 100000 Moflcr, Broou.
5entcn, rSmportcurc uno Die be6ertcn.
ocrcn &leinbGnoler itebcn bon iebt an
inter Der 9unoes. s.Hegulotion nit
ltrcn9cn Struien fir Spcflllotionen
uno l(eberproiite. Sulllcnoe BON 81.
ccn59cIubcn troien beutc bel Scr Ser.
luoltllng ein. Sbgleih biSbcr nod
fcinc 2iccn5cn pcrionot poroen iinG,
murocn oGn0Icr bcnohridtigt, ooB
cine bloBc ScioIgung ocS @clcteS Gin
binrclhcnocr Sdilb iiir iic lei, bis
bic Sicen5 bel i6ncn eintriilt.
Gine Der 9eitinlnllln9en loutet:
Daein Siccn5inbnber oorf ruilient'
lih 9tabrln9snlittel bon elmer Eer.
ion, bic cine Sicen5 bobcn iolltc, abcr
oiclclbc nod nift 9clolt uno bic 9c.
itinnmllngen oieier 9iegel nod nid)t
crIilllt bot falfcn nod an ie pcrfol,.
zen ooer iiir lie ban0boben."
Gin lofortigcs 6allcn bon conicrpir.
ten 8emilien mllrbc beutc bon Scr
9(obrlln9sn1ittel48 l48crmnltlng ols cine
6oI9e Der Snfroftlctung oes 2iccna.
Sp'tcms filr @ngroSbGnblcr pprouss
9cIa9t. Eiclc oiclcr 8uorcn, 10 miro
gcla9t pl,rocn bon bcn Sdnolern I'M
lebtcn sSrilbjabr billig gefnuft i,nb
f0nncn billiger ols 5u jesigen Wartt-
prciicn perfnnft mcrbcn.
SGnolcr, Die mebr ol8 eincn Der,
nilnitigen Hrofit berehnen unterlie'
0cn Der Gnt3iebung ibrer 2icen5en.
&lcilbunoler merocn IN gelpiliem
U'oBe cbeniollS bur6 oic Spcrotion
ocs &icen5 SpItemS controlirt ner.
0cn. Solcbcn, Die mebr ioroern, ols
6ic Terpaltllng fir gerebt b1lt, ner-
6cn ibrc 8oorenIieierlmgen ourd
Geieblc an Die @robb1noler, ibnen
fcine glrtlfel 81 lieiern, obgeidnittcn
mcroCn.
Gic Nermoltllng crlieB bcute cine
@ornung al S1nblcr, Die nod feline
2iccr5 gclolt boben, buB iie Der Ser.
lcbllng 0eS @cIcbcs ongeiduloigt
mcrocn, ipcnn iie nit Dem 8erfouf
bon Maoren fortIobren.
Ncm Dorf miro @roceriit.
u c u.D Off, 1. Iopember-,So ,Sobn
!Dtlthell, Der Stuots' 'Nnbrlmgsnit.
tcI'Gonmiiidr. bat ocr Staot 9ielu-
Dort Die GrloubniB crtbeilt, 9tob-
rlngSlnittcl uno Scijnlotcriul 81
tuufen lno 81 perfnlIIcn. InS Wn,
tcrial miro iofort in 3ugloolmgcn &C.
fault lmo an aleinbGnoler ncrfoltIt
mcrocn.
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ihcr Sdiffc.
Con Don, /. 9tOOcnlber. = Cine
9cpeidc ans &opcnbngcn meloet, baB
9ioupcgen cine 9otc an 3clltlhlono
gclonot bobe bp5il9lcb ocs Serlenfcns
normceiiber Compiler, Die iih llnter
gcglcitung norlpc8iihcr aricgsiAiffe
Deionocn llno bic pon ocutihcn arclt.
,5ern int 2orfc oes leBten Wtonats nj
Der gtoroict ongc9riiicn iunroen. Die
9iotc iiladt burouf oufmcrflanL oob
Die bcutitfc Slegicrun9 benodridtigt
'lplroc, bob bos mcitcre Sinfcn nor.
.ipcgiiher Sdiiie olS cine 8erIebung
Der @eiebe Der McnihIihfeit betrat)
tct lperoen niiroe.
Ter noripegiid)e oje'onote tn Scr.
lin iibtrreidte Dem 6eiltid)en Wiihiiter
oes gleuberen Die iolgeii6e Tote
|. ;, ,@cmdb Der SSniprnotion Die bisbc.
cntsegen genomnten luuroe, mub mon
cs lsridtig bctraftcn, bob scipiiic
Sd,iiie in Der gtoroicc om II. Sfto'
ber, no6bcm iie cstortirenoe britiihl
Sbiiie oum Sintcn gebrad)t botten
ebenfaas cine gll5obl ltoripcgiifer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gum Sinfen brad
ten, obne ireenb neld,e Shrittc al
tbulL bic Wcmannling 81 rettcn. Gies
! bate aur Golge, ooB picIe normesifd)s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-02

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ten 6eloartillerie Ncgilncnt bon
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