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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
MASS MEETING or WOMEN.
Called for Next Monday Night at the
City Hall Rest Room.

The committee having in charge
the soliciting for subscriptions to the
Liberty Loan Bonds requests the wo-
men OF Crystal Falls 70 meet next
Monday evening at 500 O'clock in the
rest room OF the city hall there to talk
over plans for a close canvass OF the
city for subscribers TO the Liberty
Loan Bonds.
The women OF Crystal Falls are In
tere 'ted In keeping pace with their
neIghbors in other parts OF the state.
and at this meeting some plan will be
evolved and women appointed to take
subscriptions TO the bonds. Every
patriotic woman is asked to turn out
and do her bit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
A BIG SUCCEsS.

The art exhibit at Forest Park aud
itorium. is one of the biggest success
es OF the schools undertaking. II Is
purely an educational treat The re.
productions cf masterpieces numbci
about 200. and no man. woman ~
lchild should allow these pictures 70
ieavc Crystal Falls without spending
some time in studying them.
The auditorium Is open for the
study OF pictures morning and after.
noon. and from TO o'clock in the
evening. Saturday night Is the last,
and promises 10 be the big night.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
A Toy shop Fantasy. High School
Girls Giee Club.
Solo Dance-By a French Doll.
Folk Dances-French Reel. Vine
yard Dance. Seventh and Eighth Grade
0n,s.
POSE Pictures Knitting Lesson,
)xniet
~ Her Tribute--Kline.
Solo Dance The Hussar. Miss Gath
Pose Pictures whIstler's Mother
whistler.
Pot OF Basil--Alexander.
Program Notes Miss Harris
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
A wOnAN's MEEIING.

There will be a public meeting held
al the city hall Saturday Oct q from
3 to o'clock D. m. Various speakers
viii present the following topics
"W hat American Women Have SacG
feed and Done FOR Our country in
Precious Wars Are We Willing 10
Have Meatless Day and a Wheailes.
Day IN CRYSTAL Fallsg Give taik
and answer questions. All patriotic
American women will make an cff
10 attend this meeting. Bring the Ia
by With YOU ~ YOU otherwise must
stay al home A pencil and papes
will be necessary in. copying recipes
Food may win the war;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

John Flanagan OF the Ssgols Lum-
Der Co. WAS in Crystal Falls last
Saturday night and told reporter
for The Diamond Drill that there Is
absolutely no truth to the report that
the sasola Lumber Co. had taken =
saving contract for the Sawyer Good
man Co.
: mot only is the report fake. but
IL has resulted in the shutting down
OF our mill. for when our men heard
OF II they refused to work on Sawyer
Goodman logs and left our employ,
80 that we haven't been running our
mill for several weeks"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

Six Menominee county recruits who
were sent to Camp Custer have re-
turned as they failed to pass the phys
lcal examination at the camp. After
the boys got in camp they are again
examined by the army physicians and
It is understood that the examination
there is much more severe than u is
before the local board.
So far only one Iron county man
has been sent back
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

The address of w. Frank James to
the business men at the luncheon Civ
Ell at the Lockwood House a week ago
Thursday was very fayorably com.
mented upon by all who were present
Places were set for fifty-three mem
bers and guests, and after three
course luncheon Mr.. James was in
troduced to the audience by Thomas
Conlin, chairman OF the managing
committee OF the association who was
acting In place OF Chairman Bridges
who was too i'll to be present.
Mr.. James spoke for over an hour
on matters relating to the war and
on the work Of Congress. His audi
ence was very appreciatiye and
heartily applauded Mr.. James inter-
esting talk
The next social session will be held
on October when prominent rail-
road official will probably be present
and talk to the business men on tran
sportation matters in general
The managing committee Is plan
ming a top-lner in either December
or January when the members will
be privileged TO bring their wives
with them TO the luncheon The COM
mittee has in mind some OF the best
talent In the state and is sure TO have
man that will attract at that time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

The Red Cross shop in the basement
of the city hall will be open every
afternoon Of next week. and all day
Wednesday and Thursday TO receive
work. II the work that Is promised
il turned in our quota will be more
than filled. Please bring In your
work az the arliest possible date. W
that II possible. a shipment may be
made Monday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
JUDGE FLANAGAN NDIsPosEp

From Delta county we learn that
our circuit Judge, Richard G. Flanne
gan IS not occupying the bench -
Escanaba this week and that Judge
Omien OF TIoughton county Is there
in his stead.
In explanation OF Judge Flanm-
ean's absence we are told that lie Is
somewhat indisposed and has gone
away for short rest. Ills illness &.
not so severe as to cause any alarm,
however.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
PROF. HILL on COMMITTEE.

AZ the recent meeting OF the Upper
Peninsula Educational Association.
Prof. w. ID. Hin Of this city. was
chosen a member Of the executive
committee. and Marquette was chosen
as the next place OF meeting The.
officers elected were as follows;
President supt r. W. Ciemo. Man.
istique.
Secretary Prof @. Thrown. Mar
quette.
Treasurer supt G. q Malcolm. Of
Sault Ste Marie,
Executive Committee Jesse Huh
bard Monominee; supt w y. Hili..
CRYSTAL Falls A,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
GEO. Burt RECEIVES HEAVY FINE

George Burt. who resides near
Gibbs City, was arrested about =
month ago for killing deer out Of
season The case had been adjourn
cd several times shut was finally set.
tied last week by the defendant being
fined sos and costs In default OF pay
ment was sentenced to serve so days
in the county Jail The defendant
was allowed 60 days from last Fri
day 10 pay the nne and costs. and
failing 70 come across with the mon
ey he was 10 serve out his sentence
of 60 days Iron River-stambaugh
Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
SUPERVISORS ADOPT IT At A
MEETING LAST SATURDAY
GAVE FAIR THREE THOUSAND
Decided Not to Ioin With Other
Counties in Erection of 7. B. c.
Sanitarium

Iron county will, after April nexi,
60 back 10 the county system OF poor
relief The supervisors at the meets
ing held last Saturday decided by a
big majority to adopt the central sys-
tenn and as soon as the present year
for which the townships have provia
ed their money for poor relief, ex-
pires, the county poor commissioner
+ will take charge Of all of the poo
relief of the county as well as the
work they are looking after in con
nection with the poor farm.
The action OF the board came as
the result of report made by a COM
mittee appointed by the board at Its
first meeting OF the year. The COM
mittee consisted of three members o.
the board of supervisors and three civ
iiians who were charged with inves
tigating the systems Of poor relief
and report to the board at the annual
meetinig.
The general committee divided into
subcommittee one OF the su-commit-
tees being appointed to investigate
the advantages Of central or coun
~ system of poor relief as compared
with township system The commit
tee consisted Of Thomas Conlin, Of
Crystal Falls. Charles +. Lawrence Of
Palatka and Paul n. Minckler of Iron
River. This committee made a re-
port showing the amount paid for all
forms of poor relief in Iron county,
the three items being widows pen
sions, county poor charges and town
ship poor relief The report showed
! that the total Of all relief is about
s33 900 per year.
Advises Manager System.
The committee came TO the conclu-
sion that the county system is the best
form for Iron county TO adopt as &:
will not only assure more adequate
distribution OF relief. but II will also
relieve the supervisors from the
troublesome widows pension a. the
probate Judge will then have some
central authority TO which he can re-
fer all claims for help.
In addition to advising that the en-
tire poor relief OF the county be turn
ed over to the poor commission. the
committee further advised that the
commissioners he required TO hire a
man TO distribute this relief who IL
to give his entire time to that work.
That Is what Is known as the msnsg-
or system and IL In vogue in a num-
ber OF places where the public author
tiles are seeking efficiency in public
expenditures
The change will not take place un.
CONTINUED on Page Fiye)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

II reports he true, and we have no
doubt they are. Captain Alfred Mar
Tin II the champion potato grower in
these parts. From two bushels -
Sd he dug ifty-two bushels OF fine
~ latoes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. olof Crdyhan and Mr.
asd Mr. Thos Conlin attended the
patriotic meeting held at Iron River
last Monday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
R. C. HAS DONE
MUCH WORK
IRON co. CHAPTER HAS BEEN
BUSY UP TO DATE
.AMASA CONTRIBUTES $500
All County Units Are Digging In
and Every Corner of the County
is Being Solicited

Chairman Richards OF the Iron
county chapter of the Red Cross, con
tributes a report to this issue OF The
Diamond Drill in order to refute some
OF the statements made in contribu-
tions and interviews published In for
mer issues Mr.. Richards goes into
dotail in showing what work has been
done by the several units of the county
chapter. and the showing Is certainly
"A crcditable one
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
6attc ciucn !RcpOIuer.

Ser "a Sabre aIte RoD @isnerf
oer au oer SidorD.glpc. ipobnt uno
etit nor einigeu Goeen init 500 iro
Soften beiiraft poroen ipar, neil er
bei ieiner @erbaftlng einen Heooloer
III leiner 3aiHe 9ebabt battle, itano
Qciteri ipieoer Dor 9libter gndaro III
Der mittleren HoIi5eiitotion itito iulir.
oe inter oerielben slnihuloigung nit
$40 nno Soften beitraft Gie Yoli5i-
iieu &dniicr ilno 09raobiirn botten
ggisncr beohadltet. mic er IN Der @a9.
ctr. eiii NRdohcn perfolgte. glls lie
ibn mifbieIten bate CT Die redtc
@anO III Der Eaibe iin6 ben Beige.
finger an Sem Driider ejnes RepoI,
pers.
o. e..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
SlaffceFanuen lire g9ente.

Sobn s. Yloore BON yar. o. 0itT
&eotbitroBc. linb @Ogar Shaeffer
non glr, t12. ggcii.Sort-gloe., mir.
oen aeitcru bon Ridter Houft in oer
iiioIiden Boli5eiitation unter 5000
0iif0iAnit fir Gin @eridtsoeriabren
iciiaebaItcn. sic itno bcIbiIOiet, ~
qlIituiniunl.Ssliic oas Gil
acnt1lun Der aglational Gnaneliug
'oro ztdmpin0 Gomponp" eeitoblen
pno ipatcr silm @erfniIf onge6ptcn
sa Babcn. Tic tlicorigen Nreiie, Die
iie fir bic aalHcn bcrIaneten, errees
ten Sen &eroabt Oes Sergeanter
gsalib uno oes Boli3iiten Soffman,
reIhe Ste bei0cn @Panner Oarauf III
tSepnbridni robnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
gseiuustLos ai,FacfnnOcu.

9ln Der Gde bon Gueer. iino 8uren4
StraBe iutroc geitcrn glbeno eiiI
9tapn Der aen6B einem ganfbuh,
oos III ieiuen Toiden geiur6eu tUltr.
Sc. 4. Scott Stonoiioro BON 8altt.
more Goilntp iein nnlb, bqlpuBtIcs
aiiigeiiinOen, gr wuroe nod benz
1fcrco SoipitoI aebrocbt. Ole gler5te
fonnteu bis lett nibt feititellen mos
bein apnnne febIt. geriutbe. i'm 8unt
gelurBtiein aRriid8ubriusen bIiebell
erfolglos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
sdIeint rin Nllnrh all frin.

9lls Geitern gl6eno Elm 9tlteiiens
b1noler in oen Seller Oes leerItebeu-
ben Soiies SIR. 1905, @uilforo.glOe.
nue, cinOrone, Inn nod alten @egeu.
adnoen att ilIhen, itieB er aitf ben
2eidnom eines lHaefdbr 12 Sabre
olten 9lcGerfnaben. 4oli6iit Wloron
iplroe benobri6tiet Gieier bracbtc
Ben Tootcn III Der glmbnlnn3 0eS
mittlereu 3iirifts na6 oem @ercp.
Soipitol 100 sic 9Lcrote feItItellten,
Sab Der ano6e an ben SoIgen eines
Stbdocl6rudls 9eltorben ipor iino felt
1Hcbreren Eogen in Dem Seller gele.
gen bobcH nplBte. Seiu eyeiibt mar
Iiorf 5eridlo0eu. Ole 9oIi5ei peritdt.
ben Sail 6u l0ien. Coroner 9iileu
miro e6eufdllS cine ltnternldllng ons
iteellit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Waasfen6aIIc.

Ole DlosfenboIl.S .Soiion tritt III
ibre &ecbte cin. 9sa6 Den gln6eigen
I'M yQaititen Gorreiponoenten1 bdIt
Die ,,Ginigfeits ibren WtosfenbalI ont
Moutoe, oen 5. sSebruor, in Gpring 8
Snlle I'M 9itenoe; am ielben gIbeno
finoet Der Mosfeubnll oes agluitriu.
Diitrifts 9tr. 202@ iii Der Srobiinn.
SoIle I'M @eltenoe ltatt. glni Dlontog,
Den 10. 6cbriior, ipiro Der 0iosfens
boil oes aSbalia Wa6nner6ors" III
So8n8cr's Sonllc, g1r. Ill, S8eits
GronfLin.StraBe 9ebaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Sn's fa6Ic Wru6.


9(uf Dem 0Df. Carmel 6ricoboieM
ipirort geitcrn gladnaittag Ole irois
idcn lleberreite ser om "a. Sanuor
geitorbencn 6roi Caroline s. glppel,
geb6renc 9ranoou sur lebtcn 9lube
beltattet. 9Saiior 2utber Sunt bielt
i'm gtcrbebaiic, 9}r. 1850, 9iorO.
D}ontioro-g(penue, sic Erouerfeier.
lidfeit 81 ser iitb 5ablreide 9efonns
tc Der 6oniiIie eingeiiuoen 6atten
9uS ga9rtudtrdger fingirtcn Nil.
liam, goparo, 2oiis inO gti1olos
gtppel, bier StieiIo6ne Der Gooten,
ilno @eorge 5dnibler imo sSulius
9tiemeper.
iSrall glppel pllrOc nor GO Sa6rcn
IN Sodicns@cinin9en geboren uno
Fam nit ibrem eritcn @ottcit Dor 81
Sd6ren naG Baltimore. g(nBcr
ibrcnt 5rpciten @attelJ Srn. GomtnO
9lppel, miro iie bon bier 1odtcrn,
oeu Sroueii Sfoiie g(ppcl, @liiobetb
Sines, GQatbiIoe 9lppcI rmo Gotbe.
rinc g2iemeper iowic nein GnfcIit
iiberlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
glaIih N A1nrfnrh.lSnnntn.

Saiues @ali0 wclher am 1. Siui
1915 pom 9liHtcr 9ouO 81 elmer
0Acbt6alsitraic BON 5Dei Sabrcn oers
lrt6eilt ror0en mar, neil CT Sroil
Nlmie McS. SeDnour i'm 0ldr5
1915 al Der GbarIessStraBe iiber.
labren bate, tuuroe aus Dem 3ildts
salle cntlallen, nad0em er pont
tspuocrneltr Sarrin9ton begndoiet
niorocn uar. Sein Gerniin ip1re in
glir3er 3eit dbacldiifcu, bod ipoIlte
Der @ouoerneur Dem Dlanne Ons
2Hlracrrcht uidt ent8ieben. Mali6
wurOc bon ieiucn 6reunoen loiort
qael .Durforo.Gouutb gebradt into
miro ipatcr ben Gtaat pcrlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28

$500 oerfaiIien moIlteu. sic geiton.
Den ipdter elm OoB Die llbr Oas @i-
gentbum BON 5ranf 0'Gonnea BON
0lr. 1914, ylorr @otteriou- %ort- 9loc,,
lit uno oaB iic friiber idon anoere
ibm geborenoe Sdmldgegenitdnoe
geitoblen batten. Cine ltbr mur0c
Ipoter in einem &ionolei6baps &C.
fimoen. Gie gerbafteten meroen
beitte 9fi1ter @odorO in Der mittle-
rem Boli5eiitation porgefiibrt merOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Der alueite sOSesfan.

SSym Qllter BON 73 Sabren lit ge.
itern SSrol Selene 9. Gebring in ser
@e6ning ibrer So6ter, 6rou Or.
@m. @onlbeG glr. 1904, @lnoiion-
9lpe., geitorben. 9rou 0ebring fam
ols ilinges MdO6er BON Is Sabreu
ans 9loenbitrg iio1 oen Der. Staa-
ten ino berbeiratbete ii6 bier nit
ibrem Dor fl Sabren beritorbencn
@ntten @ernbor0 Gebring. Son oen
&in0ern Der @eritorbenen Iebcn nod
6rou Or. @m. @ombeI, 6rou G6as.
Beter goet uno Srau 6riB @oie-
pild. Der @otte Ger 5rnu @ombel
itnrb Dor genou 5iDei Nionoten. 6rol
1ebring mar cine eeborene @rano,
oereu 5amilic 81 ben 5oblrei6en Gr-
ben Der pbontoitii9en boa1nOiiben
@rbibaft aus 5ilrinam Siioanerifa
0eb6rte. Cine SHneiter Der ,Sroit
9ebring itarb Dor laueerer 8eit IN
@aIbington. 0ie geerOieimg finOet
moreen gto6nittog bonn Erallerbaille
aus auf ser 02ouOon.Porf- Gene
tern" Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
SUR 81 idlnsa.

Inter Der 9lni6uloiguna in DER
ct. 8oulltr. nit einent 9oitoltoluo.
bill Die 3uldiiiee 6obrgeidwinoiefeit
iiberibritten 5il babet tpuroe eeitern
Wlorgen 5ronf 8. Sones, ser an Ger
SiiO-Bocoitr. pobnt, bon 9iidter
&adaro in Der mittleren &oliaei-5to-
tion nit So uno Soften beitrait.
SiiIfs- -9liltomobil- -GonnliIIdr @eorse
@ngIer be5eugte, 6oB SoneS einc
5dueIliefeit BON % bis % @eilen
entIpidelt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
@eteran Ocs giireerfrieses itir6t
pl5tlid.

Ger 70 Sabre olte 2oiprence 9ter.
fA1fer bon gr. $40, Siio G6opeI-
StroBc, erfrouftc geitern @odmittog
Inn 8 llbr pl0tlidD an Der @de Der
9anf. inO 9egeIteritraBe Gr prrs
Sc in eroBter @ile in Der oitlihen
9(mbulun5 na6 ocm ct. Soiepbs-So-
fpitol gebradt no er trpb oIler 6r5t,
lider 9eruiibuugen fllr5 nndb ieiner
Ginlieferitne itnrb. Seine 6aniilicns
9lnee6origen lagteiL Dab Der @reis
iicb Dor mebreren @odlen cine icbpcrc
grfoltllng 5ll5og itnO dnBeroent bel
einenl Stitr5 olf Der StroBc Derlebt
tuurOe ilno iid nod uidlt Oapon CT.
bolt bate ST binterldBt 5lpei Sob.
nc, 2aurence tnO oSpbn uno cine
Qohter, Srou 2aprence Nogner, II.
3i1ei 9riioer unO cine Sflueiter. Sr.
9teuIdl1ier tpuroe in GeutiHlonO &c.
boreu imo fam ais iltnger Nlnun
noH 9lmeritoswo ct Den 9iirgerfrieg
itiitinadte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Gnffur0 IdmI0ia acinrpdlrll.

q cip y Off, 27. Sonlior. Cine
Surp inn 9imocS 8iitriftsgcri6t
COB bclitc glbeno 10 llbr III Dem Ero-
8cB oc9cn Sen oeS Wlcincios ongc-
floeten Srouflin 9. SoiforO cinen
oiif uSdnloig luutenoen gsobriprnd
ob. Die @eidworeneu inaren t0
Shinoen in 9eratbung. Scr 9lnge
flogtc mirOe iiberfiibrt, f6lidlidb be.
i6poren 81 ba9cn bob SSaHes &.
Osborne, ser friibere Siilfs. .Diitrifts.
onpalt, Ger DSliber Osborne" mar,
Der 6rdulein Hac Gaen5er nod einein
Sotel in Fldinfielo, 9t.S. begleitetc.
Die SurD empiobl ben 8erllrtbeil-
ten ser 0jiia0e oes @ericbts. Soiforo
NOR bereits friiber iibcriibrt uno Sn
einem @efGuguiBtermin 0erurtbeilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
glnaIanO's gSiutcr.


g9ir 6obcn ibon pcridicOcntlid
ouf sic Niiiere bingeipicien unter
welcber ee0cup1rtig HuBlano lcioct,
lmO welcbe gum I6eil OoS ruiiiidc
llnperlnoocn in orgoniiotoriidcr
Siuiidt 5iiriid5ufiibrcn lit. IS ma.
rcn 5umciit Stimmen bic mir Der
ruliiiden @reiic cntuomnen bobcl
bic iid ii6er Oen iilrdtboren 9roo-
mongcl III monden @egcnoen aus
licBcu lmO glb6iilfc perlanotcu, ooer
in bench er3d6lt iuurOe, ooB oic Ban.
cru in ipchllatiucr gl6iibt ooS aori
pcr9robcn. Siln cS ipdicr 81 b66crcl
@reiicu pcrfaliicn 81 fonnen- gIiIT
@riuO iolber rliiiidcr 9jrcBiiinucr
ihrci6t nrl Oie 4a0lmihc goltsSci'
tiw0" in ciurm 9lrtifcl ii6cr 9lilB'
lanoo @irtbidDoitsnStbc SolgcnOcs:
Gine nurfe Neae Scr lln5niricocn1cit
gcbt Ourd's Sono, acpiB niht Der
glcidbor nit ocricuigen Der 9icboll'
tiousScit por 10 So6rcn; ipGil 6ciltc
bic aroBe Wiaiic Scr @nleru olrdl
oic glarnrrciorn Stolupins cigcuci
@rlno mo A9oOcn beiisi obcr Der
&ricg 6ot cine 9roBe Gcrihicocn6cit
biniidtlif ocs 3a6lcnperbGltniiies
5piihen &ollcrn imO 8obriforbcitcrll
berbeigeiiibrt. lliiter Scr 2onobeool'
fcnlng lit onrM Ginberifllng sum
Wdlit1r riidic6tslos oui9crdilmt
morocn iuogegen in allen SuOuiiric'
celtren ge9eni6cr Dem 6rcocnSbe'
itano orrh Gergr6Bcrlmg bcite6cn'
Der imo @riinonng nclcr @erlc oas
slrbcitcrprolctoriot iich cnorn Der
nlc6rt bot uuO bier licgt Die @ciobr.
Gie iuioliSbleiblihc Gcrih1rilNg oer
idlon bclite imeftrdaIidcn 96elcruu5
mo ocs Derridcnocn NlongeIs on al
fem Gbbaret in Oieicn sSuoniiricbc.
3irien 81 oeucn in critcn Sinic sic
beiocn &eiiocutiioOic ct. @etcrsburg
ltuo Wlcsfou rednen itcat Ncn Nul'
len Dor gluigabeu ocnen cr iblcdtcr'
oings uiht gcpahicn iit Gie i'd
ouit6iirmenocn Sdluicrigfaiteu tucr'
Den ourh sen iircugcu ruiiiidcn
&inter, Der iiif bis ieds @louatc
btnOurd on6dIt, perpielfodt, glcber
niht msreiAcnocr Grnd6rnne miro
Der groBc Nlougel oil Seijnlotcriol
Sol5, ao6lc, bcionocrs IN
oen St00tcn 5iIsimac9cllrcn aolonli'
toten, 81 uo6ren aotaItrop6en iiiD'
rem uuO mir ie6en iiderlib i'm 8in'
ter 9luBIouo Dor aIleri1wcrite ST.
ihiitterilng ieines 1lirtbidoitSle6ens
uno Dor cine araitprobc ieines
Gur1baltcns in oieiem arie9e gc'
iteat.@
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geinl gIMtofadrrm DernnnIiidt.

Sdliucr berlcbt iuiiroc gcilert Der
3G Satire olte @iaiom ". Dopis BON
glr. 1886, @oliopiira ais iein 9lnto.
mo6il nit cinem 6ormeripagen olIf
ner @aibington-9iooO, nobe 2olircl,
No. collioirtc SQian bradtc oen
gerliagliidten ms 6rnutliu5qunr
@oipitaI, iino swarin ocm Pluto ocS
Srn. s. s. SSilIon bon glr. 105,
glcipburg.glpc. 0apis bat iicb, ais
cr aus ieinem N2otoruaoen eeiAlen.
ocrt mliroe, cinen 5dliiiielbeinbrlfd
ltno gerlebitnacn um aopf 5uge5ogcn.
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20 OSeittn.
sonutaa, Sen ss. Sauuar 1917.
Nanfctt ber @anmciiter.

2lllt ocnl 0ddlgarten oes nSotels
gnlarion4 fano gcitcrn 9lbcno Oas
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1roiH6r, @raiiOent Der ngiotiouolen
gaumciiter gSrien Gereinigungft
aaio. er q. Souea Grismolo, iltnl
lsraiioeilt Der 6ieIigcn SanoeIs-8e'
Mnlne- m
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geridJOurrnuesotrein pOn Sa-yalti-
illprc.

gcl Der rcgellnuBigen &erinnlms
hung ocs @crid6ncrin9s -2}ereinS bon
9it9altinlorc ini Guiino 0es Softer.
ionfEorf wur0c George @oi6ngtpn
@illions, Der 4orf.GomnliiiGr, sum
Nrdiioenten gepdblt. Ger leBtia6ri.
&c &r0iioent, Or 9foB Goppngc bdttc
nui eine gaicoeripabl per5i6tet. Gic
@abl ser iibrigeh geomten ipuroc
bis Sur ndtbiten @erionmIung per-
iho6en uno lprr0en oic iolgenOcn
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Gr. Goppogc; Sefretdr umO Stills.
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finoet an ~, lScbrnor I'M Gmction
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Sinh TdJiuer Ocr6rumnt.

9ie IL @onote olte Gillian Sones
puroe geitern bon ibrer @iutter NIT
ibmeren 8rononunoen on ben 9ei-
nen ino on gtiiden no1 Dem Sobns
Sopfins Soipital eebroht inO BORT
bebunbelt. Sros Der @ntpfebIung Der
9ler8te, oos ainO I'M Soipitol 8u Ioi.
len nobm sic Wiutter Oas &ino mie-
Der nod ibrer g9obnune ouriid. 9ie
@lutter botte einen aeIiel nit beiBemI
.SSoiier in Der Sono, mGbrenb 0os
ainO auf Dem aiidenfIitr ipielte uuo
ais Der 9eiieI Der SonO Ser Srai oiif
irgeno cine 9lrt itnO 8eiie entglitt,
ergoB iid oas beiBc @aiier iiber OnS
Gino.
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eauae aeIndlter yseaer usrbaftst.

Der %oli5iit Ganiel 4arlett bou
ocr ilorooltli1cn EoIi5ciitotion Der.
baitetc geitern 0at gicger @iIlium
9tepnofos alias 9iaaOaG, glr. All,
glorO'Springitry Ocr 6eibuloigt it,
icincn 9loilegenoileu Soparo @1il.
bum BON gtr. t73, 0rlcansitr, mGb-
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Der angeidoiien 5n baben. GnS Der
bot tpitroe bon 9li4tep Gapfins ouf
ocn H. 5ebrilar onseiebt itnO Ncp.
nolos bls onDin rnter $500 9iirg.
1bait,dcItellt.