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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

Icttcn %orbcreitltngcn fir i6ren 9ln.
t6cil an Dem 9riege nit Geutidlono
gctroffcn Ger 9cfcbls6o6er, G6aS.
3. @}adlin, iagte gcitern, OoB Die
2cute pobrideinlicb 6eute iiH nod
Dem 9eogue SslonO arieesbofen in
9biloOelpbia begeben perocn. Gen
groBten E6eil oes Cages na6m Oie
Snipcftion ser 9IeiOungsitiide un0
Der Baggage in 9lniprlId. lin 10
ll6r 80 po6nten sic 0launidofteu
Oen @ottcsOielit in ser G9riltis-
Stride BEL
&ititer 9(rtiIlerie ipiro
eingenluI Itept.
Gic 3. inO 3. Gompognie Ser &iis
item 9(rtiQeric ser MorbIano N1ili5,
inter oem gfonien Gompagnie 9 IT..
6 6efonnt, uerOeit am O3ittpo6
9l6cno in ser 9lidmono Wlarft-@of-
ienboae fir Sen StaatsOienIt einge-
ntiiitert luerOen. llngef6br 300 Sea-
men plrocn ser &iiIten 9(rtiaerie
6in5ugeiiigt ieit Dem erIten 9fuf nod
6reilpiIligcn fir Sen Stoats0ienit.
Gos ncuc Contingent miro tuabr-
IdeinIid fiir fortipd6ren0en Gienit
5lir 2lus6iIoimg noh Sort Soporo
3o6conmanOirt uno ipGter in Oen9un.
OesOienit geItellt merOen. 0ie 8eitim-
mlng lit imgefpiB. 9lGgemein lift
nthn ser 9lniidt oaB Oie 9aItimorer
9(rtiaerie @ionnIHoften aftiben
Gienit ie6en iucroen.
. Sci a.rtilIcrie BON Wl arb
Lamb.
Sic glpplifotioneu fir g[niuer6ung
IN Oos 6clOortiQerie glegilnent bon
NlurDlono ipcrOen bon 9iciltenont S.
Craig Mc9aua6on BON Scr gotterie
% in @npfaug gedoniinen. glec-
mono s. Stelbart, iuel6er oic 6ieIge
9attcrie Ocs 9iegiments Dertritt, be-
finOet' iib in @oi6inaton, no er nit
Dem 8riegsiefretdr 9afer ii6er Oas
borgeidIogene Heginent conferirt.
Ero6tloie Q tntionen per-
iicgelt.
Sluf cifen 9eIe6l, Sen CT bon@oi6-
ington erbaItcn Bate, IieB 2ieuten
81. S. GoOmns, Der 6ieIige Gooio-Sn-
ipeftor fir sic 3. lhO A. 0iitrifte,
pcIde Oie Stoaten cntlaug Scr at-
loiitiiben 9iiite imifaiien iofort sic
6unfcnItotiouen oltBer Yctrieb Ieben
mO periiegeln. @s lpurOen geItern
ingef6br 80 Stotioncn berIiegelt.
9Iud noH gSeip yorf pitroe Scr Sc
fc6l grlonOt in Dem Stoote oQeSto-
tioneit oilBer III ser StaOt O}cp-
Norf llnO Ben uilee6enOen Counties,
8il periiegeln.
3o6nGr5te al ser Ar6cit.
Sab oie Organization Ser @dlti-
more Ginbeit Ser 8ereitidafts.2iga
scr ohierifnniiden 3obndr5te in bic
jet @ode 5ll Stanoe fontnit, miro
etipdttet, oanit Die oftlieIe 9lr6eit
III 8erbinoung nit oem 9riegsoienit
iofort 6egonnen iueroen fam. @S
fDirO oiigenoiittiet ouB sic Srgdni-
Idtion 100 D1itgIieOcr 1oben miro.
g3i6t aae oieie Ndiiner tperoen af-
tibe Diitglieoer Oes 3a6nGr5te 9ie.
Ierpe Corps iein, oa Oiele BON i6neii
aus pbDiiidet uno onOeren @riinOca
ni9t geeienet iino fiir Oer milit0ri.
IHen Gienit Gie 3nbudr5te DcrOen
nidt oaein Oie 3Gbne Ser Sefrllten
unterinden ionOern audi Die notbi-
gen 9ieporotitren Ool5iebcn.
Olc(k....,,o 80 fc.sLk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

Ger Goutroft iiir Ocn 9ai ocs
groBtcn lrodcnoodS in 9lmerifa,
wclGes fir sic 2cnauc ,S5Iano 9nH.
oes. Sdiifswcrit1 in 46ilooclp6ia
bciiimmt 1T, purae Scr ~@lornlano
Ircoging Gonpmru~ oercn @riii-
bent 8ronf u. 6iirit it, 5ucrt6eilt.
Gle 9alfoiten iino aui S8000,000
Dcrauid6laat. Gon 5cGu Stierteu aus
ollcn Sbcilcn res 9anDeS cr6ielt oic
obcngcaonnte 6irma oeu 3nidlog.
mcldje iofort nit ser gtr6cit bc9nuen
miro. Gos Erodenood miro cine
9dnao BON 100 6ilB, einc 9reite
ben POO 5SiiB uuo cine 2icia BON 80
8ib 606cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

gcIeGraphIidIer gtlettcrbtriAt.

2Ins 0cn iibrigen Yunocs.g8etter.
Neobonnm9s- -Stationcn wirocn Die
lUI9cnocn nicorigitcn Tenlpcroturcn,
Die unl s llbr geitcrn 9lbenO Dcrrid-
icn, bcridltct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
Ser g9ctteraott mar QeIfcrn redJt

~ $1,000 D~'@ fHhtN ONI'NNAN tNNb@
lalniid, inOenl er ben GTcrtog mad
Der often 9oucrnregel, ugriine @ei6.
nadien, wciEe Giteru aud pirflid
vciB uer6clI IieB. Sin itarfcr gloro.
iucitDino botte am @iorgen eingc.
iest ucldcm ipdter lcidier 9ic9en
in0 Ooun Sdnee folgte.
Scr Sttrn uel6rr iid ccntral
ii6cr 9rfonioS 6ciunO. Bat iidJ iAncll
III norooiiliher 9liHtung uerjogen
"a 0cr Shrnl notwithstanding oil
Sociiidtrlt 5imc6mcli miro, iino
Siurnnuoriulngcn an Der otlaniis
iden aititc pon aap SOB 6iS Sap
Spoitcros crlofea iuor0cn Ticier
2hWm mar BON aligclHcincn 9iicOcr.
idlagca uao @ciuiitcrn III ocn iiiO.
oiloniiidcn 2tootcn mo Ocn Git.
@oiiioatca bc9lcitet mo Shnce
iro Aegen it @iiticF@iiiiiiiippi
ocii Gbii61lcru 9Sir9inieir 9lorg.
Iona IiIirift Columbia imO 5iiO.
NcnnpIuanien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
yluuOes. 1cpartcmeut fir 2anOwirtG'
idlnft-gN -gNeftcr.gliIrcnn.
0'cridIt 6cS galtimorc @ctfcr6iireans.

Ter 6cudtigfcitsgeboIt Der Silft
NOR - Bro5cnt Inn s llbr NiorgenS
uro 60 Nro3cut Inn s llbr gl6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
ennnennnf. nnO .llnteraana.
Sat6
ggctteransEdltcn.

Sir WlorDlanO uuO oeu 9iItrift
Columbia Gclte 9cgcn oOer Shnee,
ipoicr ilarcr, nlGBigc norOli1c
gSinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

Nciac Boit mc9r Rad GcntidjlanS
cIcnerol &oiimeiitcr 9itriciou Bat
Acptc Sen @oiioerfe6r nit 0eutId.
loilo wdbrcno ocs Grieges iuspet.
Oirt ino oud ollc 9oitdnifer ouge.
miciet oac 4oiiiddcn 5nriid5umci.
icu sic fir Sciierrcid llngarit 9u.
gcntira 9uIgorieu9iirfei 6eitimmt
limo. 1cnn sur 3eit fonnten Boitio-
dcn mad oen gcnannteiSdnOcrn nur
ii6er Tcitidlano aciouot pcroeH;
9oitiadcn. oic ais icneu Sonocrn ct
mo bier ehrtrcifen, perOeu ali ibre
gciiiminungs sloreiicn -beioroert
pcr0eli
Iesglciden bat Der @cueral Rolt'
mciiier ocn @oit @eloberfe9r 5pi'
ldjen ocn Scr. Staaten unO Dem
Deutiden 9ieide ouigebo6en. gon
G. 9lpril o6 6abcu iuternationalc@'clo-
Roitanueinmgs 9lenter a6aclebnt,
pon ocuiihen 9nrcour uauf lie" aus.
eeiie1te Sroers 81 bouorireu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
QIaltimOre sn fcndlf.

Ga CT nnna6m, Dab er iein Sogir-
6ans crreicbt babe, flettcrte Soiepb
i. Suto Die Stuien sur oitliden 8o-
li5eiitation beralf imo mar ean5 cr-
Ituiint, lid cinem @oli5iitrn gegen'
ii6cr 81 icbcit pclder i'm pegcn tn-
orocntlihcn 9ctrogens ocrbditetc
im0 ipdter Ocln Eoli5ciricbter S6aip
bonn norO0iiliben Giitrift poriii6rte,
Dem Der 9eiduloigtc er511lte, BOB er
aus gioro-GoroIina gefonimen it, no
cine iol6e n0iirrc" 6erridbt, Dob CT
bci iciner glnhnit III Baltimore meb.
rcren Coicn ciien 9ciiiH abItottete
mo lih ocsbnlb oeS rccbten @cqeS
niht mc6r beuuBt mar. Nlit Der
gormlng, ooB Der @bisfcp in 9olti-
more ic6r gcfdGrli6 lit mo CT Oem-
ielbcu 10 wcit ais m6gli6 aus Ocnl
@cgc gcbcu ione. pilrOe CT pom 80.
li5ciribtdr cntlniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

"birrcricv, tif sfn ..Ccntidcu 6orrcipun.
bentcn" uidlt pAulilld ober nureHclm6hia CT.
bnliea, iino nebeten Der Ciiicc oaDon per Sc.
Igpppn gpeE iarlitli6 WlltihelIung dW manleB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

Stifhina cines nsulOcncnD S'ndsS.
Ger 9oltiirore-9mcig ocs ,9lmcri-
faniiGen i5roclitiideu aricgs6iiIfc.
Gomitc's" biclt eciicrr 9lbcn0 i'm
,.Grpbeilnt. S6cotcr" cine MoIIer0cr-
ialnmhin1 o6. in mcIdcr &abbiucr
EiOfin oIS goriiBcuoer oeS litter
ItiibungS-Gontite's. Siab6incr ISM.
9ioienait ioWie sic Serren Taudunl
SLIDER mann mo SEQ @ciuberg bon
6rc0crid g(nipra1en bielicn. Gus
Gonitc, melAes oie gcriammlung
icinbcrici ictte iidJ aus Sen Scrren
Sobu @olo6erg, s. 9lumeutbal, Si-
mon Is, SobeIoff imo 9(nOereli 5ii-
ionnen. Ser 0ohpt5med ser gcr-
ianmlina beItono Ooriit Elm ioge.
nnnnteS r@oI0cnes @nd~ Sir Itiitcil,
oaS sic 9lamen Gcricuigeu ent6altcn
loQ, ueIcjc @clomittcl sur Inter
iiiisme ser 9lot6leiOenoen 6eitragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

9iiMtisC Sii6lcr cabinet MufcrS",
Saficrcr n%urniiGcrs", YiuIdiurn-
Slrbciter nMadlinc 6arOs" nuS rcsit-
lGrc Susl00ncr O2a6orers" f6uucn
bcitdnOisc 9Irbcit finOen bel 4. 4.
@anter Gp., SGarp- nuS SItcnb.Str.
(2lprilS 10)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
16. 1apitel.

9as fonnte nid)t mebr 10 peiter.
eebcn. Sreeno etmas mlBte gelte'
ben, Inn i'm aiti nnoere @eoantcn III
brinaen. Wenn er in Der @inlamfeit
ieines groBen Sarries fo%rt,pdbreno iid'
ielbit iiberlaIien mar, 10 mar bas nitt
bu3u ansetban, bas Bib ans ieinem
!SerSen 3u bonncn. @r fam 5u einent
pIosliden gntidlub. er moltc Ren.
iden UNI iih iehen, Die geiilfe ermi.
bern, Die man ibnt Dor GINGER 3eit
gematt bate, Ginlabungen mneb.
men, @eieaid)aften geben. fiir5uml
it'd olif aae moalihe @eiie 5eritreilen.
or fubr iest ieoen Nafmittas ans
nno mafte Bitten. lleberal mllrOe
er nit ofienen Mrmen e%mpianeeu.
Snur fiel cs allen aiif, oab or ctipnS
oeritreut unb nicoergcoriidt in ieinem
Welen mar, aber man aftete nid)t
meiter oarauf, oenn man mar 81
irob, i'm enolid NAL 81 boben. Hat)
cinisen 5agen fanen audi Die eriten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

uno dreere mid iiber ieoe 8leinie.
felt"
rSa," iaete Sris. Sic ieben aud,
10 miibe unb angesriifen al,s. Sd
mciB pobl, baB Sic niclnals gesen
iemano unfreunSii9 rnb ,lnseredt
iein fonnen."
.Weinen Sie9" periette err.
sd nuib iest binunter Sur,
SdJIddter ilno bort einise Beitelun.
gen nader" iagte Sris.
gr faltete feline Ylane 5liiainmen
iInb reifte ibr Die Sanb.
.@iirbe es Sbnen moelih iein,
mid beute Nafmittas ont 9irdplas
81, treffen2" fraete er. sd fomme
nit benz Tfarrer unb Dem Mrfiteften
Dortbin. I'M nod peridieoene alei.
nigfeiten 81 beipreden uno es rpure
mir lieb, penn Sic babei mdren.
0ieaeidyt lit es Sbnen moelid. nit
Nrem grl,ber gu fommen unb mir
fcnnten banu nahber bel mir OUT Der
1%erraiie cine 3aiie aaiiee trinfen."
.Sebr aern," rief lie iroblih.
.gluf Wieberiehen alio!" llno bamit
trennten lie iih.
Mm Rafmittas traien lie lid BEL
Der Stride unb Die @eidniiter gin.
gen, nadJoem GILES norbige beipro.
den mar, NIT benz iSiiriten nod Sic.
benitein, Inn bort ben aafiee ein3u.
nchmen.
Sris ierpierte Den aaffee uno plml.
oerte babel in elnem fort pie elm
munteres 0oselfen.
9erresbeim nonbte Den Bid nidt
bon ibr ab. Or bate iortpdbreub
Dem iiiBen @eplauoer a,rboren fon.
uen ipie Der idoniten Wh,iif.
,5eieen Sic bod maj meinem
Bruoer Die Yldne BON beute NOR.
gen." iagte lie ploslih.
9erresbeim ging CUR gibliotbef,
unl jie 81 bolen.
.Mh" iagtc @iai, i'd ioa meine
Weinung abgeben2 Weine Nei.
ming lit Die, Dab Der Shirt idredlid
eer,Ipft mirb uno bab i'd frob bin,
Dies niht mebr LANCE muieben al
brmid,en. benn id sehe balo fort"
In aebIt fort9" riei Sris san3
eritroden.
Or nidte uno aiinbete iid cine
meme Cigarette al. vSo, i'd buhe CO
beute mor9en nit Yopa absemaft.
Sd ioI aui orei ODER bier Wonate
nah Berlin eehen, I'M bort ,neine
Stu6ien gum egamen 81 bee,tbisen.
Wahriheinlib sebc id idon nddite
Wode."
~Nber, minil" riei sris gan,
a,iber iih.
.gta, peine man nidt. I'D, bleibe
ia nid)t langc. Sd brinee Dir and
cine idone grobc Yuppc aus Berlin
nit"
.Sie moIIcn mirflih nod gerlin?"
fraa:e Der Jiirit.- los $er3 murbe
ibm ihwer, benin ipenn @iai fort.
aing. bate er nift ntebr 10 oft DC.
Iegenbeit, NIT 3ris ungejpunseu 81
oerfebren. .uebrigens. oa bate iG
ia sleih cine Adjoining fir Sic. SD
babe in Berlin cine lebr biibid elm.
geridtete Sarconmobmuns, no ib
ieoesmol abiteige, wenn ih BORT bin.
relic. Sic piiroen mir einen @eial.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

%, pie IDIOT" iaste lie uttb tbr
&0pfhen ienfte lid poQ SutereIie aui
ben gosen, ben er Dor ibr nus
breitete.
nSeben Sic MIR Sen airftburm,
Der miro cine Sierbe fiir oas gan5c
Dorf iein. Oh ipohl a,,f cine ne,,e
@lode fir bas airdlein abfaaen
pirb2"
r@an5 iiher."
limb Die Sdprle. Seben Sic MIR.
pie freunolih unb ialiber oos ales
m,siicbt. Ia bGtte ih w%abrboitie
3llit, 2ebrerin az perben."
.@irflih?" fraste er med]aniid}.
nSasen Sic nal, mic gei1at Sbnen
eisentlid, oieier Spiser?" itieB or
ploslih berpor.
.Spiser?" iaate lie uernunoert.
%, san3 gut, or lit INNER 10 freunb.
lid 81 mir. Sd babe itbrigens ME.
mails oariiber nadJgeoaft, ob id ibn
leioen fam ODER uiht. SeoenfaQs lit
er iebr Sutmiitbig, miiien Sic, Selte
morgen crit bat er mir 500 0tart fir
- Szs1,iIe periprohen."
y@arlim Aaben Sic i'm barum
Bebeten2" iaete Der Eiirit Grserlih.
sd bate Sbnen ales gese6en, NOS
Sic piinif)ten."
n0as WeiB id pobl," ertpioerte liz,
raber besmcgen babe ih es serabe
niht getban. Sic tbun 10 it,on bel
81 oiel. llebrieens idubet es Spiscr
gar ni6t, Dern err bon ieinen Reih-
tbiimern etlpas abgibt, aiIm Woble
jeiter 2el,te, utlter benen er lebt."
Ger Shirt ihanlte lid ieiner oirl-
men Giferilut)t, er benobm iif ia ipie
elm neun5ebuidhriger st,bent.
.ah ia, er ideint ein gai,5 gutter
Wenid, 5u iein," mari Der Siirit Elm.
Inn ieinen 6ebler mieoer gut au nc.
den. sd bin beute etipaS nerpoS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

len t6iln, tpenn Sic Sieie @obnumg
benllseu poIten wdbreno Der Inuer
Sbres bortieen M%ufentboItes. Die
Sui,sbalterin, Die ih bort babe, lit
ailsge3eid)net rno miro lid, freaeL
pieoer etlpaS 81 tbun 81 befnnl'
men,
Wiui mar gar5 iprud)los Dor
Srellbe.
,Weinen Sic bas I'M grnit?"
fragte er.
.NatiirIid, rroine ih baS i'm grnit.
Sd iperbe noh bel,te an Die Snl,S.
bGlterin ihreiben."
Wiai Dlroe gan5 roth Dor Ser.
gniigen.
rsSie iinb Sic bod giitis, 9urA.
lm,dt."
y@lber id bite Sic, Dos lit ia nibt
Der Hcbe Dertb. @os 1T babel 10 be.
ionoers giitig2r iragte er. sd
piirbe bas fir ieben tbun."
vSa," riei Sris baomiiden, poas
niiroen Sic, i'd fennen feinen, Der 10
freunolih uno entgeeenfommeno lit
wie Sic. Sd iebc, oob 8iai gar
niht imitanbe lit, Sbnen 5u banfen.
Sb pollte, ib fonnte Sbnen aaes
iagen, mas id 10 benfe." Sic lehnte
iid iiber ben Gid unb ltredte ibnl
Die Sano bin.
naber sic perseiieu ia saila, mas
Sic fir MIDI eetbon boben, SriS-
parbon-Srd1llein BON !Solitein!" Or
bib iih auf Die 2ipperL Der Rume mar
ibm entidliipit, er pubte niht tpie.
sd bore Sbren gruber Sic 10 oft
Sris nennen."
yglber oas ihabet ia bod nifts.
Sic fonnen mid r,ibis Sris nennen,
es flinst biel biibid)er pie SrGulein
bon Snlitein."
gr lab lie an unb preBte Die 2ip.
pen Srriammen. Sie abnte ia nid)t,
pie Tie i'm aualte.
Gas fornte i'd mir bod nift
erIouben. Qber if iperbe Sic in 8e.
bonfen offers 10 nennen."
8esen abenb begleitete er Die @e'
ihpiiter mad Sauie unb beim ab.
idieoe iiberreihte err @illi Die
S1liiiieI Der @erliner @obnung.
,Rit,ten Sic lid bG,islid bort Gin
unb sebraud}en Sic aaes, als rbenlt
es SIR G%isentbum mare. Die Srall
foht iebr gut unb fam aud lton
Elm Diner 5iriammenitellen, ioas Sic
einmdl Veiuh buben ioqten. gu
Sauie ipeiien lit INNER better wie im
R%citaurant. @enn Sic nod iraeno
etpas piiniden, perben Sic mir
ihreiben."
Wiai fonnte MIR ieineu Gonf
itammeln.
Sris iagte nid,ts mebr. Nber offs
ibr Der Shirt sbieil iaste. briidte lie
linn Die &anb unb iab i'm nit einem
innigen 0onfesblid ibrer ieeleupoaen
Nugen an. Zen glid na6m CT iif
nit mad tSauie. Gr mar Dor ibml,
alS er in bent Seiiel lab, Den lie inn
beiorat bate, uno BORT cine 3igarre
mad Der onbern rm,tte. Gr Der.
iolgte i'm bis in iein Shloi5immer,
no er nod lanse anl Seniter itano,
nadlbem or !Siibner ~entlaiien bate.
Bin i'd niGt ein Horr9" iagte CT
an lid ielbit. Wit einem ifaperen
Seufser ihIob er bas Geniter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

Ginlnoilngen. or nabm tic nae an
unb ~ltiir3te lid bon elmer 6eltlid,feit
III Die anoere. Gr tbat iein beIteS,
Inn lid 81 nmiiiteren unO 81 5er'
itrellen. Namentlif in ben aroBeit
tod,terreifen SantiIien ocs 2anoabels
mltrbe err formlib nerbdtihelt. @r
mar aber oith ba6u gcid)ofien, 6aS
Ser5 zines ean5 iitngen WGb6ens 81
erobern; iein pornebmes sl~riidboltel,.
oes @eien, ieine biitinguicrte Gri6ei.
ming. ieinc meiten Reiieu ltltb piclen
Ibenteuer, oas uaeS umgob i'm nit
einem @lorieniheiu.
Sortfesuug folet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

iif melt binaus. Gin itarfer Quit
bon DECENTRALIZATION idlug ibm ent.
eegcn. altt oas crinuerte ibn an
Sris. Sic Iiebte Roien leiSenidaft.
lid uno bate fait INNER cine an
ibrem 8iirtel.
%, MIR bos nift, MIR oas nibt!"
ldrie er gan3 laut, aber Der Wunid)
fam 81 ipdt, er tuubte es. sd liebe
iie!" ricf eS in ieinem Snnern. Ger
Nngitifpeib brad ibm alf Der
Stlrne aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
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PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Charles
E. Hughes will call on the President
this afternoon, it was announced at
the White House
Hughes has a case before the SUI
preme court, his first since he retired
from thebench more than year ago
His friends said his call at the White
House was the first time he and the
President had seen each other since
theelection and was only incidental in
-ended to pay respects.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
PROPERTY in LAND
IS ABOLISHED
RUSSIAN PROCLAMATION SWEEP
EVERYTHING AWAY.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-A Russian gov.
ernment wireless today transmits a
PROCLAMATION signed by NJ Kolegalev.
The Peoples Commissary of Agricul-
.ure." declaring all lands, with living
and slaughtered livestock, all buildings
produce of lands, shall henceforth be
national property under the manage
nent of the land committees.
Under a proclamation the private
property in lands is declared abolished
houses o landowners are to be used for
schools, hospitals, shelters and thea
aters.
1t concludes, therefore the destruct-
on and pillage of estates, buildings,
stock, produce, is to the great detri
nent of the peasant laborers them
}elves. and all measures should be ia
Ken to guard the integrity of the pro-
)erties and interests of the laboring
people,"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
DR.. TUPPER AGAIN
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

DR.. Kerr Upper, the delightful
speaker who has alread charmed two
large audiences her during the past
week, is going to return Wednesday
and preach good, old time sermon at
the Baptist church at the prayer meet
ing hour. This is going to be made a
host enjoyable service-a good one,
with no other purpose than real reli-
gious advancement and uplift. The
whole community has an invitation to
attend this service, no matter what
may be the denomination. DR., Upper
is one of the most powerful preachers
in the ministry of this country.
On Thursday evening he is going to
deliver lecture at the school audito-
rum on the subject: "The Humorous
Side of the Pastors Life" 1t is 60
ing to be an occasion for laughing and
enjoyment for Dr. Upper loves a joke
that a speaker can tell.
There is not going to be any charge
Those who wish can attend for a
laugh and it will not cost anything
But there is going to an Offering at the
close at which time those who wish
may contribute to the soldiers Bible
fund which the Dispatch is now lister
ing in the community. DR.. Upper
has consented to stay over Just to
help out this fund and for it the com
munity will get credit.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
WESTERN SHEEP MEN
OFFERED GRAZING LANDS

Savannah, Ca, Dec. 10 1t
vas announced in Savannah to-
lay that sufficient free graz
ng lands for 100000 had been
offered j. A. Delfelder, of
Rivertown, Wyo., as represen-
5ative Of western sheep men,
by the Georgia land owners
Association, Waycross, Ca,
which represents 100000 a.
cres of land in the plain re-
gion Of Georgia.
1t is planned to transfer this
great number Of sheep to Geor
gia because the western rang
es are, stocked to capacity and
the sheep men wish to avoid
the necessity of turning off
ewes at five years of age. Mr..
Defelder has been in Georgia
ten days and has examined the
Sleeps possibilities of 1000,
600 acres. The basic reason
for his visit was the desire to
increase both the mutton and
wool supplies in keeping with
nation wide efforts at conser-
walton and increase of supply.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
ADAMSON STICKS
TO RESIGNATION
SEES NO REASON WHY A GOOD
MAN CANNOT BE SELECTED IN
REASONABLY SHORT TIME

WASHINGTON, Dec.S,- Congress
man w c. Adamson, who intends to
quit the house during the coming
week, today said that efforts to have
the convention of the Fourth district
when it meets again in "a few days
20 choose his successor, pass a res
Gluten requesting him to remain
where he is are "ridicu!ouG'.
"There are at least fifty good men
in tn Fourth district who would
make excellent members Of Congress,
Judge Adams said, "and the idea Of
warting me to stay here in the pres
sent situation is not to be consider
Ted, and is ridiculous. There is no
.reascn why a good man cannot be
ramed, or has not already been
canned, except that is possibly
some dark hore business about it.
81 have already said several times
and printed it in the newspapers in
Georgia what l mean to do, and that
is to leave the House during week.
OF course, if the cosvention contin-
Gus to be deadlocked that is it's bus
mess and not mine but | expct to
make no charge in my plans whatso-
ever, with the possible exception of
the fact that ! be guaranteed two or
three terms without opposition,
which is, CT course, out of the ques-
ten.
"In thepresent situation L mean to
carry out my plars and that is all
there is to it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
JERUSALEM HAS
FALLEN TO
BRITISH
ANNOUNCED IN ENGLAND TODAY
CITY sURRENDERs.

LONDON, Dec 10.-Andrew Bonar
Law, Chancellor of the EXchecquer, an
nounced in the House of Commons to-
day that Jerusalem had surrendered
after having been surrounded on all
sides by the British.
The capture of Jerusalem marks the
end, with two brief inetrludes, Of More
than twelve hundred years of possession
by the Mohammedans. Last Christ
tian ruler was the German Emperor
frederick the Second, more than six
hundred and seventy years ago.
This also marks a definite collapse
Of the long and protracted efforts of
the Turke to capture the Suez canal
and to invade Egypt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
RUSSIAN RESISTS
THE BOLSHEWIKI
SEVERAL ACCOUNTS OF COUN-
TER REVOLTS REPORTED.

LONDON, Dec. pa counter re-
volt in Southeastern Russia under the
leadership of Generals Kaledines, Du-
to and Kornliff is apparently aimed
1t Selling authority in that region and
cutting off food supplies from Siberia
according to a proclamation of the
Bolsheviki government, the Kaledines
forces are menacing Ekaterinslavbka
kov and Moscow in. the Province of
Orenberg the Bolsheviki have been
overthrown by Dutoff in the caucus
General karauloff is attacking Tche-
chenery Inguisher.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-10
HAVE.
Il
GREATEST
ARMY
MASSED NOW ON WESTERN
FRONT TO STRIKE.

WASHINGTON, Dec12-Germany
has massed on the Western front her
greatest army of war; Secretary of
War Baker declares in the weekly
wa" review today
TO meet the menace the United States
must speed up the military prepar-
tons the secretary adds with the warm
that the enemy is preparing to put into
execution in France the plans he has
been maturing since the defeat of the
enemy is prearing to put into exc
Russians at Tannenberg early in the
war
The review also points out that the
German cunter offensive on the Cam
bria front in which they won back
less than a third of the area taken
by the British serves to emphasize
the reviying strength of the Germans
in the west. M
Says, Secretary Baker I'VE must re-
cognize plainly that the situation ON
the Eastern front has brought about
a very decided change in the straget-
ic Possibilities of the military situation :
in the West" He declares Germany
by leaving only skeleton divisions on Z
the Russian front, and by concentrat-
ing all available guns, munitions, and
Ell in the West, has been able to mobil 3
ize in France in the past.
The review also hints at the expect
ed German thrust against the French
front regarding the Italian front the
statement says SCIENTIFICALLY, nor declar
alton of war against Austria now asso-
ciates us Immediately with the strug-
gle going on in tally"