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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07


If you want 10 be saved and God
couldn't save ~, then the Lord
wouldn't have you. but if the
Lord has pro salvation and you
are not saved are then to blame.
The Lords ; not shortened that
he cannot save Either is his ear heavy
that he cannot hear, but your sins have
separated between you and your God.
and your sins have hid his face from
you that he will not hear"
So. therefore. the prayer you can Of
fer is. God be merciful to me, a sim
uer" That is the prayer for a sinner
to offer. Then gray for blessings and
they will come to you, but don't pray
God to bless you when you don't do
your part. Then he won't do il. and
you will 90 out and blame the Lord!
Here is another verse, "S0n of man,
these men have set up their idols in
their heart"
Some people have the idol of pride,
the idol of intellectually, the idol of
money. the idol of clothes. These men
have set up their idols in their hearts.
That is one reason why God won't hear
you. something else has got the right
of-way instead of the Lord.
Proverbs. Whose stoppeth his ears
at the cry of the poor. he also shall cry
himself, but shall not be heard"
Some people are too stingy. Give
and il shall be given unto you, good
measure, pressed down, heaping up.
running over. shall be given tic you. All
right that is true.
Mark. And when you stand praying.
forgive. If We have aught against any;
that your Father also which is in
heaven may forgive you your tres
passes"
That may be one reason why God
doesn't hear you. because of the unfor-
giving spirit that you carry in your
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

help more than anybody that has come.
I am sorry to turn you down but have
to begin with someone and if 1 make
an exception in your case. 1 will with
the next man."
He said, 81 just want to see you."i
He said, 81 haven't time"
He said, 81 was with your son Charlie
when he died. i held his hand and /
promised him that if 1 lived I'd tell
you.
Charlie died yesterday and 1 know
right where he is. l know. because I
covered him up. l dragged him under
tree and 1 went and got some water
for him in the canteen, and l know
and held him while he wrote tn
note"
1t was something like this: Dear
father, if this soldier reaches you treat
him kindly for my sake. He was with
me to the last and made il comfortable
and got me some water from the spring
and helped me-" v-
And it went on, and then shut pff
abruptly as il was written, and sthe
father had tears rolling down his cheeks
and the soldier started to go. -
The father threw his arms around
him ana SAID, NO, sir, dOnI you 60.
your eyes looked on Charlie last. you
stay!"
mo" he said, Il won't bother yon.
L just wanted to bring 1T to you. a
! promised your boy if 1 lived 1 would.
now L am here"
The father summoned his carriage
and they summoned the family phys5-
clan. They drove up in front of the
beautiful home and the mother cafffe
out. ANY news from Gettysburg? Any
news from Charlie?"
He showed her the note and whAn
she read it she said, well, where Is
hep
Down there under tree, dead"
She screamed and tainted. They car
ried her in. They nursed her to health
and strength and when she became con-
Yalescent they said to him, Charlie was
our only child. That was his room
where you have been, and he was about
your age, and your eyes looked on him
last and your ears heard his voice. and
lou say your father and mother are
dead and you have no relatives, we'd
like to adopt you, we'd like to have you
take Charles room, and all that would
have been Charles will be yours when
We get through with it, VIII you DO
it?" l.
He went in the name of Charlie. the
son, and he moved the father. When
you go in the name of Jesus Christ,
tell YOU God Almighty will lean over
to hear what you've got to say. THAT'S
the name they listen to up above!
Whatsoever We shall ask of the Fa-
Their in my name, that will I do"
You ask him today for salvation
see how quick you get it! Ask him to
forgive your negligence and your indff-
ference and your prayerless and Your
powerless life, and see the benedicttpn
of God that will flood your soul like
California sunshine.
Copyright 1917 by William Ashlsy
SundayO
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Mothers Of tie SOulh
Prepare for Trouble!

When q girl becomes a woman, when
9 woman becomes a mother, and when
q woman passes through the changes of
middle life, are the three periods of
life when health and strength are most
needed. to Withstand the pain and dis
tress often caused by severe organic dis
turbances. Many thousands in this
section would testify Just as do the
following:
LENoIR CITY, TENN. -" Some years
ago broke down from overwork and
exposure. My brother thought would
die. 1 took DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription and it brought me out all
right. have also taken several bottles
since and It always helps me. L can say
il is a wonderful medicine. l recon-
mend it to all broken-down women. It
is the best medicine for nervousness
and for prospective mothers that ever
ssw."-MRs. MARY L. WALKER.
SYLACAUGA, ALA. u Nv wife used
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

saved" That is the reason why L
must go in His name and if L don't L
can't be saved. The Lord is deaf and
dumb to anybody that goes in any
other name or any other way. Jesus
said: He that climbeth up some other
way is the same as a thief and rob-
ber"
Do you know how you treat thieves
and robbers when they come around?
Well, you know how the Lord will
treat you when you try to climb up
by certain cults-they are no good!
/ believe in your morality. L believe
in virtue and character, and 1 believe
in cults. and 1 believe in all those
things to the very limit. l believe I'M
them with both hands in the air. but
they don't save your soul. That's what
/ mean.
SO / believe all that you believe, and
l go with you as far as you go. them
/ go farther than you go, because
go the way the Lord wants me to 60.
At the close of the battle of Gettys-
burg-CHave you ever been over the
battlefield of Gettysburg? Take it from
me, if you ever have an opportunity,
don't miss it. 1t is the most marvel
Gus battlefield on earth. They've got
within a few feet of where every COM
manding officer stood They've got
within a few feet of where every regi-
ment and company was in that great
conflict. And where every famous gen.
eral fell, they've got monuments there.
1t is the most accurately marked bat
tlefield in all the world-Gettysburg)
At the close of the battle of Gettys-
burg committees were organized in all
the towns around about to care for the
soldiers, no matter whether they wore
blue or gray. If a man was in need
that was all they asked. They didn't
want to know which side he was on.
they'd wait on him and minister to his
wounds and help him.
And a certain man was a member of
the committee, q think it was in York.
Pa who was a lawyer, and he gave
his time for days and days and days
until some pressing business command
ed that he resign from the committee.
He went down to the office one morn
ing, he said to his assistant, Il am no
longer chairman of that committee and
If any soldier comes in here asking for
help, send him over to Mr.. So-and-sO
who has been appointed in my stead
And he was going over his mail, since
he hadn't been in the office for long
while There was a rap on the door,
and in came a Union soldier. He could
hardly tell that he was a Union. al
though he had little blue uniform
on and his hair was matted with blood,
and his face was covered with dried
blood, and he'd had his head bandaged
UP and his clothing was covered with
dirt and mud, and he had been shot in
the foot, and he'd hobbled along, and he
had cut him a cane and had it in one
hand, and he came in and asked to see
this man.
The fellow at the door said. HE isn't
a member of that committee"
Il must see him." and he stood argu-
ing when the man in the inner offlce
heard him. He opened the door and
saw this man standing there. He said,
You look to me as though you needed
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Always Have PERUNA

Mrs. L. A. Patterson, 1899 Kentucky
St, Memphis, Tennessee, writes:
81 have been a friend Of Peruna
for many years. / have used 1t of
and on for catarrhal complaints and
found it a very excellent remedy.
l have a small family of children.
Times are hard with US, but I can
scarcely afford to do without Peru
ma, especially during the season of
the year when coughs and colds
are prevalent. We always recon-
mend Peruna to our neighbors, for
the benefit it has been to u.s."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
LORD. TEACH Us To
PRAY" SUBJECT OF
WEDNESDAY SERMON
Billy Sunday Says Now, If
Ever Is Time for People to
Pray With Their Whole
Minds and Hearts

That at no time in the worlds his
tory has prayer been needed so macr
as il is needed now was the declaration
OF Billy Sunday in his sermon At the
tabernacle Wednesday afternoon.
Lord. Teach Us How TO Pray" was
the title of the sermon. and Mr.. sun
day said that the church needs spirit
OF prayer.
IF there ever was a time when we
when the nations of the world are
clutching at each others threats. and
we are in this war to the very limit Of
every dollar and need every man and
every woman and child we can summon
in order that peace and purity might
reign over this old world. II ever there
was a time when people ought to get on
their knees il Is now. because, my
friends, they are on the firing line, and
while some Of them Will come back.
multitudes of them never will see their
homes again"
His sermon in full follows:
Luke II:l Lord. teach Us to pray,
not to talk about our neighbors.
Lord. teach us to pray" not TO live
without il.
Lord. teach Us 10 pray,
We live physically by exercise.
That's the reason we have gymna-
Sums That's the reason we have res
cuers. That's the reason we have
many ways to develop our cities.
That's the rea son We have schools and
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
SYLAcAUGA. ALA. ~

DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription during
expectancy. Sh e
had been having a
great deal of trouble
and used the Pre-
scription with won
derful results. She
had practically no
suffering, where be-
fore sine had suffered
intensely. No one
Ill
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

good the Prescription did my wife it
is simply q wonderful medicine. Every
woman in the land ought TO use it,
p HUDGTSs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
An Active Liver Means Health

II YOU want good health, a clear
complexion and freedom from Dizzi-
ness. Constipation, Biliousness, Head
aches and Indigestion, take DIR. King 5
New Life Pills. They drive out fer
menting and undigested foods and
give quick relieve. 2Sc, all druggists.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
For
and Colds
i'm the
Home. R

Those who object to liquid medi-
cines can procure Peruna Tablets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
Sta6l FIR Sinner.

Die 4S Sabre oIte 6rou Nlorv
2enb Don 9}r. 800, Siio-O}ooeiroItr..
plIrOe pcrboitet na16eni tie einge.
itan0cn bate, SeiSenmooreu IN ocn
@eidditen BON 6odidilO, &obu &
So. im6 @oIoenberg Bros. qeltoblen
81 bobeu. sic crfIGrte, ooB lic oie
@e9enitdnoe Cntruenoet babe, rm ibrc
&inOcr ieitIi6 5rl fIeiOen, oonit iic
NItern sur Stride eeben fonnten.
6rou 9enb lit cine @olin unO bat
nelm &inOer. S6r @fann ioa einen
mobentlicben 9obn bon $40 per6ie-
nen auBcrOem bringt ibr cine ibrer
E6dter m6dentIi6 $3.50. Sic er-
fl6rte, 0oB oies nidt ousreidte. Sic
mar leit einiger 3eit bon Dem SBri.
BOT. Geteftip oes SodidiIo, aobn &
So. .@ei61ftes bcobodtct poroen.
6rou 9cnb miir0c fir ein 8eri6tS.
perio6rcn in ser mcitli6cn 9oli5ei-
Station bon 9iiDter Sobannien imter
5000 giirgldoft geitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
gcraiftcte lid nnO iare ainSer.

$ BART, Gtla, %. Sanllor.
6rou 5. g9. @oooaa, cine 46 So6rc
dlte 6ormersfrun bon IN ser gsG6e
bon @iolmtoin Siep, Cflo., nobuL
not 6ettc bier eingelouienen 9eriG.
tcn i6rc airoer no6 cincm 9(b6ong
ouf Der 6ormL betetc BORT imo CAB
oonn i6ren S,inOcrn cine pcrgiftetc
@nItenneOi5in 5ii trinten moralii iie
ielbIt BON Der Mcoi5in trdnf. ,Sroit
@ooOaa mo oie t3,iGbriec W}orie,
bic SsiGbrige @pelDn un0 ocr 10
Sabre olte Glpin 0eriuhten, 5mcl al
tere So6ne 5lt iibcrreoen, utit3uac.
ben. Sic weigerten iib aber Gluin
gelong es, ebe er ltarb, noh Solie
5lriid8ufe6ren, mo CT tbeilte Ieinem
Batter nit ooB ieinc N1utter ibm @ift
gegebeu babe, gIgs @opoaQ oeu Slb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

Srai NiorD s. 0iigeImcicr gebor
rene @eismom, oie @ittuc Oes Dor
z Sobrcli 9eitorbenen Srn. Miaiom
Siigclmcier, itorb Neiteru in iDrcr
Mobmmg 9tr. 92S, McTouo9b.
StroBe, IN i6rem 80. &ebcnSiobr.
Gle Scer0iglmg miro am Wlittpo1,
Den "a. Souuar, @lorgenS um s
llbr, bonn Ernuerbauic ans nah Ser
St. Sofobus,airde, 100 Gin icier.
li9eS Geqiiiem.Sodamt iiir ibr
SeelenbeiI cclcbrirt miro, itattfinOen
Gle 9eiiebitno crfolst oui ocm oSI.
Grloier.6ricOboie~.
Gic @reiiin biliterl0Bt 3pei
S0bue, 9higuit umO Soiepb SiioeI-
meier, lmo 5mei EoHter Sral Sran-
ces Bell imO SRI. Marp SiieeI-
meier, iomic o6t @ufeI. Sin onoerer
Sobn @iaiom SiigeImcier, itorb
Dor einem Sabre. 6rul Siigelmeier
mnrOe in 9apern Dor beinabe 80
Sobrcn geboren unO fam ais 15.iGb.
RIGGS I2GO6en nad 9lmerita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
3nr Icbten gInbe

Gic @ceroi9lng BON SSobuH Sci
oeI pcIbcr on Somitao 9io1mittde
icin Sebcn einbiiBtc, olS OoS .ghlto, in
mcI@cm CT illbr, nit eincm anoeren
&rufhpogcn oui Ocn 9lnnopoliS 9ou.
aeparO in Ocr 9f1be pon @Ien6urnic
collioirte, iinoet beute @ioreen nm
If llDr BON ieiner gSo5nlug al ser
GNmonoion9lucnuc, GotonSpillc, aus
ltatt. Gen GroncrgotteSoicnit miro
@oltor s. Is. @owcrS BON Der htt6cri-
lGcn Salcm-Sirbc boltcn. 0ic Sci.
dc miro ouf Ocm &ouoou &orf 6rieO.
bofc beigeieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
llI6blidr oeitur6en.

Ser friibcrc Yoli5ci.Sergcant @co.
y. DlpcrS BON gtr. 923, gtorO-9rooO-
woD, wllrOc geiicril 9}o1nittoo III
Der @orbicrlhlbc bon Sobu y. &rim-
mel 9tr. 230S, Gliper-Str., ploblih
franf lmO mtbtc in Ger &olijei-9In-
bllIon5 noh Dem ct. Soicpb'S Soipis
tai gebredt perocn. Eie gler3te
fonnten ieOo6 MIR nod ben bcreitS
cin0etrctenen Sob fciticllen SEER
@'DcrS wuroc I'M Sabre 1898 OILS
@oli5iit ongciteat mo i'm Sabre
1906 sum Seracantcn beioroert.
9}idt lon9e oornab erlitt cr eincn
Shlogonfoll ser i'm beina6e cinen
Monot ans 9ctt fcNeltc mo non
ocm er lid nic 9on5 erbolte, 10 sob
CT I'M 9lpril 1909 um ieinc @ntlai.
ing einfommcn muBte. gr binter.
IdBt feline Satin uno cine per6eira-
tDcte locbter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
Sarub GOnipng bem @eridtsOcrfa6-
rcn i6erluieIen.

6rl. Soro6 Conway bon g}r.
3O33, &oieIono.9loemie, meIdc am
u. September lebten SSobres Sen
~ Sabre oltcn r. 2elono Gempcr
III leincr @obmmg. gir. S03, So-
illllton Ecrrocc, ourd 3uei glebolper-
l@ullc 10 eefGbrlid perlebtc, 0oB cr
DIS iest i'm MorpIonO @encrol 500.
lpltol berblei6eit muBte, ipllrOe &c.
llern BON 9iihtcr 9renoel fir Gin
DerlhtsOeriobreit inter $4,000
@ilrelfoft geitcIlt. Sic mare lpobr-
Nemli6 oni freien SUB geicet NOR
oe'L menn tie 5ur ieitgeiebten StnOe
5ll Dem geitrigen @pr6or eridienen
more. seniper, ser ii6 trob ieineS
lWlecbten 9efiuOenS piinftlid nm
ll1r IN Der noroweitIicbeu Toli5ci-
l'otlon eingeiunOen bate, ioll l6on
nnl W'orgen I'M Wlarplono GJcucrol
%olplfol ertldrt ba6en, oaB er bon
s s.ncr 9eri6tIiden 9eriolglmg ab.
deVl IeVel lperoe, ino 6egriinoetc iein
~ SSOr0aOen nit Der @rfl6rlme, ooB lie
Seloe, oos 9G0oden ilno er icl6It,
suI s Dem imredten gia0e gelpcien
y'V'. er lei fir ooS Iorfonmnii,
Nq :, qgelolner 9e5icbung ucronhportlit,
SCG 0Cl> looe er nitbt crloortet, ooB ooS
wooden onf ion idieBcn piirOr
80, oalt 5pei Sttn0cn mortetc aenr.
t5 pVr ailI Oos eri6einen bon sorab
SST,''9a9 Ssiu @l, lmO i6rcs gtnipoItes. Ga
O, iu,ll 8ulton0 immcr nod, nidt ermii-
OG;,9gl N1s@1.9 lemericits 5uIoBt mo i'm
prTSllq poS m oos &imoiicber padtc. be-
.' suu cr lid einioc Wlinutcn Dor 3 llbr
or','d or I'd 5lm SpoIpitoI. allrs na6ocri
crid, "!e Yoli5eiitotion ocrloIicn Dotte,
u,%'cn t,a,0 Soru6 gonpau IN gcqIei,
flSso FIX 'Ores 9lnwoltcs ouf ser Bills
g,cr,s' s' Ei3ter grcnocI, scr Oh ser
gIntno9t tpO9erl!no nmuiIlie ioor, qob oen
or Sie '; ;.S, elncn i4orfcn gcrlueis, wcil
midi j, il,vl9elestc Belt ser QyorIoolng
''V' c''ac9oItcn 6ofc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
9iinltlcrpuar ucr6aftct.

Gic 0etcftipS O'GonncIl uaO
Glnm per6oitctcn geiicri bcim Scr.
loiien cines 6ctcIS III Ocr irueren
StoOt ein elegant gefleioetcS %aor.
Ger @iomn go6 an 9euionlin @lorfS
5il GciBcn. Gie @oli5ei crtldrte, OaB
er ebcuiouS inter Oem 9tomcn @rO.
ieiior Sdulb 6cfonnt lei. Die Srot,
mclAe ibn bcgIeitcte, erfldrte, Icmc
@uttin 81, lein. sic Ioll ouBerOenl
inter oen 9lomen n@corgeanno
Senc~ mo r@eorgeomo gAiIliamS"
betonnt iein. Gas Yoar ioa oioeb.
lid &lolter beilld)t ilno Ocn &ors
iteberinncn crflGrt bn6en, 9iinitler 5u
iein lmO Die 9lbiibt 5u bobcL cine
&lnitihule 5it erri6ten. Gorauibin
iollen iic lid erboten bobeuL Gopien
bon Seili9en foitenlos 81 MAIDEN IN.
ter oem> @orbeboIt, ooB Oic Sdwe.
itern fir einen 9iobncn ioreen mir.
oer. Inter OieIer 8ercinborilng
battc cine &loiterporiteberin Dem
Ndor $3.50 porgeltredt. glls oos
@em6loe nidt nbseIiciert mltroc, be.
nadridtiete man oie YoIi5ei. Ias
9aor ipltr6e ieitgenonlmen, ais es i'm
@egriif mar, Oie Stoot 5l uerloiien,
lnO fir Gin ierneres &crbor AM
Somitog feiteebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
sSOrii6t it bic WInttcr Der gscis0cit.

Gin orOentlid ousie6enoer Nionn
nlittleren gnters fam geitern 9lberO
II Den @rocerielaoen BON 6roli @tar-
enretc S5artmonn, gir. ii5, 9iobin.
ionsStr., mO bat nm Grloibnib, ooS
Eelepbou benuben 81 Oiiricm mas
i6m bereitpiaigIt ecitottct puroe.
iSran Sortuann mar I'M 6intcren
&6ciIe oes 9ooeus iebr bcib0itigt
ais ser W2onu baS Eelcpbon 9e-
brondtc. aurjc 3eit nodocm Der
Moun iid, boiIidlt Oanfeno, cntiernt
Fotte, elitoedte oic 6rou Den Gcrllnt
BON $40 ans scr 2ooenfoiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
Qe6ensmiiOc.

0ic 43 Sabre olte SSrou @SorD
6reoerid bon 9lr. 654, g8eIt. Soro-
togo StroBe, mur0c seitern gtabnit.
tao BON elmer ouoeren 9elpo6nerin
0es Soules, Ocr 6ral 2ena aotrofSA
fp, IN eincnl Sinter5inlmer i'm 3meif
ten Stodtperf it bcipuBtloicn 3u.
ltonoe oiifgeiunoer. Ger @oSbo6n
mor on9eOrebt ino ooS 3inlmer mar
NIT @os oneefiiIlt Srou aotrofsfp
rief oen &oli8iiten Sonlep bon ser
mcitlihen @oli8eiitntion berbei, ser
lofort Die 5enIter umo SDiiren off,
nete. 6rou 6reocrid nor in8lpiiHen
wieOcr 8ll ii9 eefommen Ooh ipor
iie in einem b0Ilig entnerbtelt Su.
itonOe. Gr lieB iic ms rMercp.So.
ipitnl" bringen mo iie feinen @runo
fiir ibre @er5peifhtugStbot ongeben
moIIte. Sic iogte MIR, ooB iie an
gterUcn6errilttIing lcioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
alrae staSt.gseaiGfeitcn.

Soicpb Geonc, Elm NiitelieO Der
oSlo Cominion 60, 9}r. 36, Dit
4rott- StraBc, iteltc eeIiern $4,000
giirgIdaTt fir iein Gridcincn Dor
@eridt me9en ongebIider &erleblulg
Der 9SrobibitionS @oridriiten OeS
Stootes Gir9inien.
6rau 9lnna @idleim bic am H..
Sonior gcitorben lit, bat in i6rem
EeItomente beitimnt. ooB ibr aif
oSdpor5's SSricObofc" bccrOigtcr
Satte ncben ibr onf Sem ,,9orroinc.
frieoboic" bceroiet ipcrocn ioG.
Gas Gon5crt i'm ,@orOel E6ea-
fer" 5im 9eiten ocs ,,SSroelitiIdeit
Shpinoliidtieen Seims" 5u Sos
9lngeles, Gal, bat cinen 9leinertrog
BON nabe5u $1,000 erQc6en.
9luf cinen SoftbcTebl ocn ieinc
5rolt Seno Seno bon>92r. 1884, &eit.
ooo-9lOenuc, ecgen i'm 6creits int
@onot September 1908 ousIteIlcn
lieB, mlroe geIterli Der Al Sabre oltc
@nis u. Seoine, Gin 9iuilc, IN Ocnt
Souie Scr. 3711, 9teiIterstown.9(uc.,
bent Seine icines @rlioer$, enoliH
eingefongen Gr miro bon iciner
@ottin beiduloigt fir ibren Inter.
bait ni9t geiorgt ou boben. 2ebine
ioIl erlt fiir5lid bon Goliforuien 5il.
riidecfebrt ieinJ mo er ii6 Die loneet
Sabre oitfaeboIten hottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
, ngermania. .Nldnnerdlura. Gun1crt.

Grtol9reidcS Dunpriltild)cS Gonjcrt
IN Sc6molu.Nolc. Giicttool.
les %rogroum. Soiibidc G56rc
lnO SOIi. @rter 9cIud.
&Sobl icocr Gopipotilt oic oroBea
nidt oliSgcnonnien bat, mic Nio
5ort ieincn umiliifalii6cn SpoB" &c.
mo6t 9ci m1nten blic6 oielcr mt
iifaliib, bel cnocren blicb mcoer
Ytuiif nod SpoB iibrig. Shon glu.
fongs Ocs A., SobrbluiOcrts iiu0et
man Die gtomen nS6erjo" imo ga.
priccio", OcncE mon ipdtcr sic ,,Su;
morcSfc" birBuiiigtc. g9os oic Sul
ltrllmcntolmQit MIR ouOcutcn fam
@umor fam sic GofolHiiif
Ourd Ocn crllorcn0en Cert piel bout
li6er briugeu. 9Pondcr Gbor.Gonl.
potilt 10 8. .. @ugelsberg, lit 0nr6
ieine bnmorilibeu G6orc bcfannt
mo bcliebt acporoen, @cilnOcr
.Siunor IN oepiiiell @rcn5cL iinOct
aud in ocr @anif ciucn lcoitimcn
@lot.
Gin 6lauoriitii6cs CONCERT obcr
iinft lcidt 5ur ticbtSpiirOiocu &opH.
loritdt. Der Dariifiinn ocS Nirigcn.
ten @cmbcrger 0ieIt ooS eeitrigc bu.
moriltiibe CONCERT Oc5 .@crmotio.
WtdnnerhorS~ ais @on5cs ouf cincm
&nnItriucoll o6gIcic6 ser Girigent,
pie bel Dem 9iciroin 6es glegeritdno.
deus, oos 9lnge oOer bciier 0os DIR
pobl nlon6mol 5uOriidcn muBteS
Der 6rotcndor iane Gin biibid ans.
geieiltcS &C. g, 81, Gin oonfborcS
gWlinuet~ bon 9oc6erini, fir @bor
iibertroaen, ein StGnOden imO einen
@bor oeS 9oltimorcr Gomponiiten
9orniNein. Rci5cno lit OoS @o5ort
ide Ecr5ctt Gas 9Gnohcn~ - eS lit
eben N}o5ort. Sri. Sofe ilnO Oie
Serren Shenermonu uno @Gbmonn
botten biibiden @riolg oonit. Ser
Mdnnerdor nulBtc eie bcfonnte
0porot' i6e @lnoreSfe (pon SproB
iiir G6or beor6citeD ouf @crIongen
OeS BubliflunS mieoerbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
sitnns ser SOIisci.ge6SrOe.

Gie EoIi5ei-9eboroc ernonute &c.
ltern 9fabmittog niht mic crpartct
morOen mar, Ben 9ladiolgcr BON
Sieutenont Sobn s. @lpnn, Der am
lcbten 5reitag pcnlionirt wuroe. SSn
Roli5eifreileu miro 0orii6er geipro.
den, per sic 9icntenartS.SteIlc er.
balten miro. 9lnh be5iiglid6 ser
&lnoe.Scrgort SteGe boben lid,
bieIe Sereeantcn an oie 9(r6eit ge-
'nadt, Inn oir6 @inilitB bon 6relm.
Den oponcirt 6ll iucrOen.