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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
@eineaotaennart

Sin Mirth le6te nit lpinem G6e=
msi6 iortpdb9no in CANT unOStreit.
Giues Cages, uacbpsm Nie 6yau Den
Mauu burb i9r tSies Maul pie6sr
ouis 9leaRsrhc oereilt bate, ipirft Oiez
Ter i'm 3oyne Ieinsr OaUOusilencen
Trau eiNeu @eICn nl1. sSu cemIels
ZEN @u9enblid tritt Elm g3eiIsuocr gum
@auSgans GereiH Die Truu lpsiB iid
alsr fttneA 3l flTeR uRo ruff gan3
iaItbliitia iogem Dlonae al:
,.Den 8eisn hiht. peA aaSeIa lpirf
Seruntsyl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

ncn mas mciit Der Soa it, touueu
lie 0aUon lcben.
gauS iiir 9!uipriid,c an ms qeiieiit
weroen t0nnen sic lid folml Dor
iiclleu Nr. G. 6raudjt ioiort $4,000
Gpbcl iiir Gi0il0eionqcue. Son 81
uerien Giuil Gomitc'S ulrOen iiir
auOcrc Eager $4,000 9lit6cl acior.
bert; Sr. a. perlonat 100000 9lu6cl
lir Orinecno n6t5igc 9lni6oiflinocu,
10000 Nutcl iiir 4roufcn &iihea.
SSir ucripradcn ihnt mem moolidl,
nod @iutrciiel scr 0itcrrcihiid.iul.
goriiDcn GeIOcr oc lebtcren 10000
&nbcl 81 ienocr S)r S. pomS Sdue
Oiidcn &otbcn Grcuj bot orinaeno
I'M 20000 9hi6eI; mir foanicn ibEl
mn i00G0 Hubel icuoen miiicn O;e
aQcrOinSS 1T hcilcn NGr0cn.
Sp gcbt cS lpcier, BON oa' 0ca
SaldcnOcn BON fleincu gmior0cum
Gen gar llld)l 81 rccci llll0 ucnli
mir aidlt bcIien rer0lngcrn Oic Gou.
ieuoe oocr ucrIiercn Ocu moroliid)en
%oIt, Ocn ibnen oic Sidcrbcit bictct,
bier IN ibrcr tldcaien 9}dGcNalic lin.
Ocn 5ll f0nneu
Cas- lit meinc NnAit mo 0oS If
meinc Gorge: S9irO cs ms m6glcb
iein, OurdBubolicn oud luenu scr
Srieg nod longc uu0oucrtY Ni00e
ms OnS EeutidtDum 9lmcrifo'S niHt
i'm Slide loiielt.
S6neu Oouft nnicr GoriinnO una
Oonfc inSbeionOcrc id icIbit iiir Sore
itctS 10 bcrcihpiIliac rmO wciioe6enre
llnicritiiblmg rnicreS 9iebcSmcrtS.
Nbrr crae0cnc
Glia b. SauncdcR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Gapitam a6mis'S Bud.

gines scr iutereIioutcItcn
9iider oeS belitigen @ii6er.
mortteS lit GopitGn &ouI So.
nig'S Bud, in peldem CT Die
SSunaiernreile oes llutericc.
SonocIsiAiifcS nGeuiid)lauO"
bcidreibt. Baltimore mor be-
tanntIib Der paicn no OoS
neuortiee Sdiif ieinc critic 90.
Dung bon oelltihen SSarbiiOifcn
loidte lmO ieine critic &oOumg
bon @lunmi, glidel II. !, 10. fir
Geutidlouo oil Yoro nobm.
NIIen 9eipobnern 8oltinore'S
Ut cS nod i'm @coGntniB, mic
Sopitdu G0nig uuO iciue
y y'onnidjoit bier ietirt luurOel.
Sieier oenflpiir0ioe gllicnt6oIt
IN Baltimore imO ole monniG.
iohen mfregcnOcn gcgebenbei.
ten w1brenO ser 6o6rt !'ber
oen Ocean iinO IN ieiiclnocr
@elle beicbriebcn. Ger ipon.
iienoIte G6eil OeS @ubcS it,
no &opitGu &0nig ciuen 1oucb.
perludJ oui ser Neimio6rt in
DER inherent Gbeiopcafe @oi 6c-
l1reibt luobci OoS EolIb6oot
IN Elm Souolotb acrdt6, iib
lortmobrcno pic Gin &rciicl
orebt imo iid5 in sen ticicn
'Snlolnm bineinboDrt.
GoS Sud- lit inn Ocutidlen
llrtert nnO in gutter cnoliihcr
llebcrlcbung in scr Sifice beS
@Neuil1cn Gorreipouorntcn"
81 crGolicn.
Ger 9ErciS lit $i.25 oOcr
Si.35, iueun per goIt beSooen.
Der 9ieiucrtrog flicBt ocm
Secleutc 8emionSionN ocr
Geutldcn Sceou-Rbcocrci 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
1rit0eneie0usn II Bal sdliQenaIa6en

NlltpCNSltUHtN w OtN SullhCWBtUUCU
lii Gnalon0 lit cine 6hleiAriit or
ibicneu, oercn &crioiier, @ciAaiiS.
lcltc in Mouaeitcr, cner1iiH iiir oGl
Sricocu ciuireten. 2ie ei61lt oaS
8rieocnSoisrbietcu Ger Mittchnddtc.
od5u oic Gommcntare Der Scittiden
@reiic. Qo3 @orbobcn, Tcrihlono
5l ucrui@tcH bc5cidlnen bic &crioi.
Ter ais gSdbniipa. 9ln oic 9}oglid.
lcit, IentiCbIAn0 5u 6ciicQc,t glanben
iIc nidi, allBcroen iuiir0cn lie 'iidb
and rifbtS oaoon ocriprehcu; Bonn
bic @cltGcididlte lei 8emciS Oaiiir,
ooB oic llutcrOriiauaa elmer ltarten
9lotion old bic 2aucr nod nieuaI5
GchmGcu is.
Nic clgliidc '9lescrliQ bul Gor.
fe0rmQcn geiroiiclp bic GcricnSunQ
ser Sdriit nod OclH guSlanO ~
usrbiiiM. So bat tic oud MoBaaG.
men gctroiicib al Oey Grcut nSaliolil
lpcEi0 pon Ncn 6rieOcSaucrbictca
Der @iiticlulldtc bcfluut mcrocn 81
lAiicu Sem ondl an ocr 1ront 1T
mou OcS sricQcS 6crjlit iibcr0riliig.
Gin OH is. lc5cinbcr oitlidl non
@aucourt Q'9lb6aos, i'm Smunic-9lb.
icbniit, ais @eian0cncr eiugcbrabicy
Sdoite pibtc nod uimtS nou Sem
Ncutihcn 3ricScuSancrbictcn. Cicicr
SHottc cr5G6ltc, icine &oplpognic iei
aon5 mo gar erldloplt, mo scr
aompigctii Scr britiideu Sruppcn ei
iebr aeilWfeL gr iclbit ireuc lid,
in @elouacnidDait 0eroihcn ill ieiu.
SSn G6nliMer 92eiic duHerte ncb cit
ON % Tc5cnlbcr oillic6 pon 1riccurt
cinaebratlter Ieicrtcur scr britiiAeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
GMIaaenbtr @tnei8-

2l.S ein. bieGeN &risgelsfraa i9I
idgsHbsr in sinetH Slperbeim unters
sebrattsS &.einden abboleH irmmt
nil man i9r gu l5rer ni1t gesinser
Gerpanoeun9 Elm fnnross &1Eb rus=
baueigsH.
2Iuf loren eurgiIden &roteit 9in cr.
tIdrt ibr cis lBdrtcrin 5IieBt III 5iem-
liol ltngeboltcner MeiFe: s9tir idsins,
sic tcnnsn 3br eiseleS gino Ri9i
mebrl"
n@aS iaoeE Sia?" fGbrt Sic iuEgs
Mutter ouf. DO eudct &c amol Der,
Gin @Tdeiols. Sca 0isncidt glau-
be, mei lRa0le isi i'm 9aSf osS Tags
81 'inm Wufs nusge.pddGe, ba?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
S9eIit Sen 0yeianaenen in sibirisn.

Sdrcdlidc 3iiiouOe i'll ocn Oortiecu
Saacrn. Sdipinoiildt Ourd
llntcrnd6rimg 6crporgeruien.
0nGcr 6erriGt I'M aou5en Ga
Ger. Sic 9liscn scr Stills.
ottion Sieniin ridtcn ii1 nod
9lncrifo. NcIit! ScIitl
gln ooS biilisbcrcite @ublifum in
glnerito crgebt sic oringenoc @itte,
Der orlneu arieeSeeionoeucu III Si.'
blrien 81 geOonfcn, Oie inn jesigcn
@inter Der 9}ot6 uuO Gntbebrln0
preiS9egebcu iinO, nenn nidt Siilic
BON gImerifo fomut. SIS lper0en
&leiolugsitiide, 9tabrrnesnittcl imO
Ar5neien orineeno ben0t6iet Inn Die
@cTangenen Oic ii6 5u Soiiienocn
III oen Geioneenloger 5lt Sibirien
beIlnoen, Dor Der Strcnqe OeS g9in-
ters, ols oid Dor aronf6citen 5il
ld)utcn Gie @orIscrin ser Stills
attlon Eientiin, Srau Glio bon Son-
Nedeu, lonote eiueu nercu Gotbidrei
aus, in weId6em 9riei iic oic enticb-
lI1en Scioen Der oortigct Gciangc-
nen idiloert.
@S iin0 neue Gpicr oil @el0 not6.
menoig, Inn oie Suternirten Dor Dem
Scrbimeern lm0 @rfricrcn 5i i6iit-
sen. Ger oGeuti6e Correspondent"
nlnmt ieocr3eit @aben mir oicieu
3lucd cntgeqeu.
Ger Sriei mcIdcn oic Game iano-
tc, bat i'm 9lus5ug ioIgcnOcn Sn6aIt,
Der tciner mcitcrcn GrlGmcruug be.
bari.
nDic Gage Scr ariegSgciongcucu
miro INNER idIimmcr; iic iiuO olc
10 mtertd6rt, OaB oic araitc pcrio-
acn, Dab 9IDc, Oic iicb fcinc 9oitmii.
bellerlng leiiten t6nnen, nidt Ourdj-
boltcn werOen. Sebt 6abcl idjon t3
Frojent Die 5Hwin0hidt imO lie
ltedc Die gcinnoeil aomeroocn an.
Nic gcr5tc uuo Die Giii5ierS.Goni-
ten orbciten gut, 3lmi E6ciI ouf-
opierno. GS iino in lester 3eit me6
rere neue GonIite'n oon ms oc6il0et
norNen auremL 9erunil, 9psf.
SmSf, SomSf etc.
@er0en mir 65eIo qenuq baben,
Inn mciter 5il orbeitelJ and menm
Scr &riee nod Iangc on0auert?
Cicic Sorgc perIdBt miG niGtl I'm
@otieS gSiIlcn mu meitcr beIien fon.
neu. Su China lit menig @elo, ins
mer eil biShcn, o6er minimal. gSir0
gmerita aui Oic Oouer mcitcr 6eIien
tonnen imb uoacu2
Us tonlmen IN letter 3cit cine lin.
mcnge @eiude BON Sfii5icreu, sic
I'M gIngnit 1916 in @ciouoenidoit
9eriet6en; lie iin0 in Sommcr.lmi.
lormcn obnc Nlontc( mo o6nc0eIS.
Sei'm Gintritt OeS idlinmenO9intcrs
lieben tic obnc ieglidc SiilfSmittcl
oo. Gieic Scrrcn Bitten olld nm
Eorle6en. 3nmeiit iinO Die @eiudc
pom @omitc GrGiiOenten bciiirluor
tet mir geben Don 30 bis 20 giubcl
cinnolig. IoS @elO fir SfiiSierS-
Gorle1eu fommt aus BON priuoter
Settle SIR @erfiiolng geiteqteu
SSouoS; ouf oic Gnuer rciGen oieiel
ben o6er nid)t aus. Cie ormen Ser.
ren miiiien lid 9lGeS icl6it onidoi-
ieu Strobiod, Gedeu, 9onpc, ,Siu6l
mo SiiGL flrj stiles NoS GNen 1T
tbclier unO fam genii9eno, mn lid
cinmal an Gage 5u idttigcn. @enn
Die Serren crit mls9eriiitct unO mo
uenn lie lire Sage ricbtia 6etom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
sFroQIider 3 10 { 4.

''cden 8eit: ~SSrau, BAN GUS Itpn
gebDrt, ben nddiisr @rtbs an piro
unisre &irtS oebei5t."
sSrou: nRa, es lit audi 3cif. nsr
tonn benn bel ber &GIte pcrniinfii9
S6Iaftn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
@ntaenenf 0 m m en0.

9or' mol Wtann NSM Ddb' NIT
boreenonmen, su meiner @rboluag
oieraebn Gage ouf 9ieiieu 5u scben!"
8irtIih2 9fur picr5ebn Ta9e2
Damn miir6eit Gu mid ieBr oer6iu-
BEN menn Oh nod meiterc oier3ebn
@age oa8u beitimmteit Su mcmer
@rboIunGl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Ger tleine paul (beim OptiteD;
sd m6dts cinc sIettriTbc TaIdsns
Iampe tabsr fit msiNea &ater, Der i'm
Syeloe 1T, Nter lie maB reht belle
brsnHen oeun mein Batter tdmpit in
Dem 0nniIen @uBIann."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

rSyl, Der oIic GaFfuieN sat 10 oiel
SsIO, oOB CT Qor uidt metr p;iS. ros
er Oanit arIae3en iQg~
ola, cr len mir nas Isiat GoGiey
Sur 6tau eebCn ih psSie linn oaNn
idlon ollc nsiESsr %,ElcsmaiSn lies
icrnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
EGrnntss!'

psSl faD eeieifn 8e00D &ocIeu.li
betGme pcn icnen &cylr2cgn sinsn
Iolnr pcr @crtl"
oNas 1T MD car H;dts, 10 Ga6'
NAL apei Dollos plr &oit Qctrieet
dlS ih Dtm 3ia.er sagsniitec i5e@
murps!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Shpcni ". a59o leic in eben, oab
Der Gtaot cine neue 4nlsi6c aufs
nirmt"
Siuc;nt g.: .Mertpiiroigl In
iertius bdlt ieinen Bump naogIihg
Qsbsim. mn IA pir0cr ions Facpa an
ois arpbe &lpde aebdnet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

r8ahs se50rt, mas Gaisp els Sc
ltent Don leiuem Jlaclbarn, rem poz
li3eiridder 3u ieiner bIshernen So6=
aeit aelrieat bate"
oyles, pol nat reft SdIn.sl"
ria. sebn cage grfeitsbaus me9en
nGdili1er 9ubeiiSyuna.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
EsEESNBS4IgEBgEsESREs ssissSENsi.ss

!6erS IAN elmer eiuIamen G.ras i'll
Partt) Naben Sic bier ein gennej-
pcus. Trdulcir2"
Aeltlife Dame (ueriMimD; 81
oentlih niht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Gei@aits= @cslDciicr.
YicrenntiIe Ascnsy.
n. q. Tm & Go.,
cog 0l0 MlaruIaIso 1rnn Nl0a.

@aumatcricIien IDiirelt 6cniter.
rn6meil 2doen etc.
Sac. y. Goner 60, 1i5--.17 Sao.GreDe.
rda4irabe.
RatentseInUdltc.
WbpiH 3. Snnnelc, NebieampuIi; @alsnit.
paloelg ShNsmlriei, Netl0QgteAie WlQrO.
lMio Irni &nllpllte.
NDapln y. oergNcn, ii8 lit gam MilOlnA.
~ lEbtiue NrUDrnnl.
W. ~, A ~. y. DDluurh, Al 4 NnuliMfRiGl Wlbu
Sraiil3lren iei 1879 crulQretcn w bHlhlaore
glhonlobile.
Vndars. 1--86 Ss.l50 % s2,7ne.
aHVfdtb NSDtOr ~. Of WolliEtgye" 0bnrlt3.
Ss0Be mo yjd. 9lobal glueuue
StrBU, ole papnlurc Gar, $3Sl uno $SlB
Marstel Wlpble Co. Garage 1908 10 s(ogt.
GbarlessGirahe.
gaaomirt5ibaitIide Gerdi6c uu0
Ss1nercieH.
Wriiiip aHFsrr So, 205 gsoros@acni ni-irnAs
EImbua ,Sarroccs, Naraes uHo
Neien, 0ohocden imo EinneH.
Ntnnei, HrOs.. 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sliricrit1mie0c mo Rlumbcrs.
Juuu Subert, 1884 Ih0nesscirahe e. 4 w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

@ledpofien Mlcian csc.
sAsa goultin 4 60, Sac, IS S. 9oiastlions
SirGBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Sriilt tGongpoQnicn.
sgaIt pspsat anO xrna 0ompaar," is ssonis,
e5irabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

nj 69al lsD5upI p1u mu llagp9 lanu
saq pgomolnB uls "a solnG6" :E
allp9 lao45b
pupla@ uolsio usao9po@ lIuaa 'paat
s'Dp lua bun! lotalG maInnlA SID
'usga1Plag NJ lplu pplul9~ IA
g6saoeolB ls9 cusqpllsguoY
ulHs ulsl1p s.apal olm 'un2G" :B
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
GiirnmoareN aaer I'M nn0 8ni.

" JtNjtiAlNikN.
pouni'lloaiss spaa oas' ssorb.@el'Srabs,
Giicnmoaren aaer Slrt imo Dui.
itAirico. 8HbchSr.
g, eeuH gaNNs Ue., 3Oe ,o4 woro'capstr.
Giqelltb;uiiS-Aaeuter nn0 Saiu0ler
@ierrr 6. Iusas & gleptslO, 10 cltce1naisu.
eirGRe.
3ihm5ca, 3Iti3riiien etc.
0ieSsss, Geiaatisidossr, aa7 gI..eaiserisir.
DeuiIdle @Wdlcr uHN 3ciildriiicn.
N. &aniiia glr. nog, gseitgenneion glrabe,
photograph.
sIoarad Gin 0,lolowdpt rar guSaeI@arra.
VT. 10, &eaHcsIEcacr,sirgas
National.@dnfcu
eTgs cIN xguu satisral 9ent.. seg. ul,s
@telerfS iroBs. NdtfO W. &0of, Briliibeuii
Nenru q Ieoue. Nalilger
psgeanb glatisuaI Giant" 4a2 Saa.egonaiua1.
as9fltern pintienat 9nHg," "a Rorh Nnialossle.
gs. y'ariolL aailirer.
Etnafs .Bonfer.
oGtnilns Nanf scg palllmcre" NolHnlore
lnb Sonioau.@rlbe. Wuau @ebss gfdlb
cieorae g. gaaa. ToiIrer.
s~a~-4-a4t@---
@p0r.B BQnten.
,,IAline epntBaiS npH @altiuiOrt," Vuialu-
suc SaIilmcreSlrobe
8riiltGompaQnien.
sGaGt pepsGt anb xrna compaar," I9 esoni9,
&irabc.
WbonurHttu, bic BEN sIcnhArn gerrfgpeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Sllricrit1uie0c mo 'BIumbcrs.
Suuu Subcrt, 1884 Gbaue@crahe. e.. h vs.
IelepOOn gRolie 1893
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

9}itmlcsL 3ritibriiieN ctt.
.The 9cItmrre Rcrs Company. H1heri g. b.
Menes:, Weindttsunser, 22l N.ealDeri'Sit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

@iaaoleib.@eIh0ite.
gepnisIIoeieb epaa Na." sscrb.@el lSirahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

@par.BonEer.
,,1miS6le epntBanf rpn 9alnmort." Vniav.
llilo @aIiimcreGlrote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

g, sruH gaNEe Ve., 3Oe .S04 Wor0 csan sir
Giqeiltb;nNs-Aqeuteu un0 S,dn0Ier
Tisrrs 6. Iusos & gicptslo, 10 citrskmaieu.
GirGRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

G.IINIoa4IUWIVIT,
~ tnifne Nnnf eeg Walilmcrt". Haihniorss
iuh Souiodns@irlEe Wiaul Wfbes 9fNlls
neHi: Srbn S. VOiiDer, WiceTgaHpelt;
@eorae q, Nann. Raliirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23
Is 1T TOO MUCH ROUTINE?
Writer Complains That Too Few Are
Properly Familiar With the Pages
of the Bible.

Bible-quoting is all the more effec-
tive nowadays. as an influence in lit
erature or 0ratory-at least when il is
pat and clever-for the fact that fewer
people know the book than formerly. In
spite of the Sunday schools and the In
ternational Lessons, familiarity with
the Bible Is becoming rarer.
Boys and girls go to Sunday school
all through their childhood and some
how come out of il unable to quote a
sufficiently familiar with il to be able
TO feel the force of quotation or an
illustration. and the rare individual
who knows his way through the pages
of the book can easily catch their sym
pathy.
Why should almost universal instruc-
ton in the Bible result I'm q genera
ton that does not know the book? Why
should rote lessons on Hamlet" and
THE Tempest" make the same genera
ton hate Shakespeare? Why does
everything that is required" go in at
one ear and out at the other? Why
are the set words of the wise as odious
goads, as nails fastened by the masters
of assemblies, while bread eaten in
secret is pleasant? Much study Is now,
as in the days of Solomon, weari
ness of the flesh. 1t thwarts Its own
purpose.-EXchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23
Oil From Fruit Stone Kernels.

Germany is preparing TO take steps
toward relieving her shortage of oils
and fats by extracting an oil from the
kernels Of fruit stones, such as the
pits of the plumb and the cherry, both
Of which grow freely there. The pits
ar boiled in a calcium chloride solu
ton, which separates the kernel from
its shell. The oil is expressed from
the kernel. The chief difficulty lies in
the fact that the kernels of such fruits.
especially the peach, contain minute
quantities Of hydrocyanic acid. some
times called oil of bitter almonds.
This Is extremely poisonous, but spe-
cial methods have resulted in its pres
ence being reduced to a mere negli-
gible trace, according to the reports.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23
GERMAN EMBASSY HIT
Captain of Teuton Ship Tells of
Wreck Order.
kronprinzessin CeciIie Was DAMAGED
to Prevent Use by United States
Government.

Boston, Feb. 19.-Capt. Charles A.
Polack of the North German Lloyd
steamship Kronprinzessen Cecilie tes-
titled at n federal court hearing on a
petition for the sale of the vessel that
he had been ordered by a man con-
nected in an official capacity with the
German embassy to disable its machin-
cry. This was done, he said, to pre-
vent the ships use by this government
in the event of Institutes with Ger
many. He refused TO divulge the name
Of the man giving the order.
Captain Polack said he was in Ho-
bOken, y. J.. when he received the
order and that he telegraphed his
chief engineer here to disable the en-
gines. The work of destruction was
done on January 81 and February /,
he said.
When asked BY counsel for the petit
TONERS to give the name of the person
from whom the order was received,
Captain Polack said
"Your honor, l am an officer of the
WI man navy anu IL SlOuiu lldNc W
disclose the name of this gentleman in
this hearing | might be tried for trea-
son when | went home to Germany. /
wish you would not oblige me to an
swer that question"
The question was not pressed and
Judge Morton decided that it would
not be necessary for the captain to
answer it at this time.
Captain POlack said he met the en-
bassy official in January at the North
German Lloyd offices i'm Hoboken. The
orders to disable the ship were given
at that time in the presence of Cap.
tain Moller, superintendent of the
company's lines in this couptry. he tes-
titled. Captain Polack was preparing
to visit Hot Springs, Va, at the time
| but changed his plans and returned
to this city.
Continuing his testimony. the cap
! tain declared that the embassy officials
said TO him:
"The relations between the countries
are being severed. and the condition
is very serious"
The witness testified that he in
quired whether the machinery was tC
. be disabled Immediately, and that he
received an affirmative answer Cap
tain MOller, he said. did not partic
ipate in this part of the conversation
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caa.-. Nall not be declared Cancelled.
void ~ IN suspension. except under
provision- applicable 10 neutrals.
Likewise. the citizens of either party
shall not be impeded in fulfilling their
liabilities arising from such obliga-
lions, either by injunctions or by other
provisions, unless these apply to neu-
trals.
Article s. The regulation of chap
ter 3 of the eleventh Hague conven-
ton relative TO certain restrictions in
the exercise of the right of capture in
maritime war shall apply to the cap
tains. officers and members of the
crews of merchant ships specified in
article Z and of such merchant ships
as may be captured in the course of
a possible war.
Article 8. This agreement shall ap-
ply also to the colonies and other for
eign possessions of either party"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23
u. S. CONSULS STILL DELAYED
Washington Informed That German
Government Is Perfecting Arrange
ments for Their Departure

Washington, Feb. 19.-The German
government is "perfecting arrange
ments" for the departure of American
conSuls still delayed if not detained
in Germany, the state department was
Informed through Spain. Secretary
Lansing was unable to say. however,
from the information at hand when the
consuls would be able to leave.
The state department intimated
strongly that German consuls desiring
TO remain in the United States as pri-
vate citizens would not be permitted
to do so. This position was taken as
the results of reports that some of the
American consuls in Germany had an
nounced their intention of resigning
and staying in Germany.
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u. S. AFTER THE STEEL TRUST
Brief Filed in Supreme Court Combat
ing Corporations Right to Exist
as Such.

Washington. Feb. 19.-In its efforts
10 grind up the steel trust into sep
arate companies. no one of which shall
be large enough TO dominate any por-
ton of the steel industry. the govern
ment has filed in the Supreme court a
brief combating the trusts fight for
corporate existence. The government
does not ask that the court hand down
a dissolution decree but urges that the
case be remandeG TO the United States
district court of New Jersey with di-
rections that that tribunal work out
n dissolution plan.
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Capt. Alexander lawrie Dies.

Lafayette, Feb. Hills L years
task of painting OF portraits OF all gen
erals who served in the Civil war com
pleted. Capt. Alexander Lawrie died at
the Soldiers home here from pneu-
monia. He had painted 159 portraits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

South Bend. Feb. IA ruling to
the effect that school funds cannot be
used for payment of military drill in
structors made by Gilbert ii. Hendron.
state examiner. may prevent the adop-
ton of the Wyoming system in this
and other Indiana cities.
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Permitted to Escape.

Muncie. Feb. 17.-Perry Gillespie,
nineteen. an army deserter under ar
rest here. told the police that William
Davis. detailed TO take him 10 Fort
Leavenworth prison. permitted him 10
escape near 81. Louis. Gillespie was
first arrested in LoganSport.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23
DIVER NETS IN N. Y. HARBOR
Hostile Submarines and other
War Craft.

New York, Feb IA steel net de-
signed 10 protect the port of New York
from hostile submarines end other war
craft in the event of war was put In
place at the entrance of the harbor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

About the only compensation TO the
soldier who has undergone 4 double
amputation is that he won't have TO
worry over the high price of shoe
leather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

More Southern farmers are raising
peanuts. according to the department
of agriculture. Perhaps this is an in
dication of the caliber Of the next crop
of politicians.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

Economy begins at home" observes
the Louisville Courier-Journal. Our
contemporary means that economy
pught TO begin at home. What econ
omy needs and hasn't got is the begin
ming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

The oldtime girl who used 10 buy
one pair of fox CATERS annually at
$3.50 a pair row has daughter who
needs seven pairs Of shoes each sea-
son at SD a throw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

Automobiles are 70 be substituted
for stage coaches In the Yellowstone
National Park. Notwithstanding the
fact that the poorest way in the world
to view scenery is from Al speeding
auto
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

The people who can afford to pay a
dancing master So and $40 lesson are
not worrying about the high cost or
living enough to notice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

Professo- Garner says that twenty
words are tie limit Of the apes voca-
bulary Unfortunately the human ape
has no such limitation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

Sometimes fellow thinks he Is suf-
fering from some organic trouble when
Il Is merely the new graphophone
next door,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

Cigarettes are going up. AS far
as the Juvenile population is con-
cerned this will be one evil smoked
out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

A Frenchman has invented q shock
absOrber for wheelbarrows. Somebody
will be inventing a self-dumping hod
next
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-02-23

The temperamental opera singer
who wants q divorce and declares that
war Is heavenly probably will marry
again.