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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Poueht Hardware store.

The T. 4. HoEe Hardware company
store here. owned by Wheeling parties.
has been sold to John W. Dorsch Of this
city. who has been manager of the store
for tho past five years. MI DnrSch
took charge Of the business today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Homo From Convention.

Mrs. Gertrude Grubb Mrs. Margaret
Matthes. Mrs. Philip Brode. Mrs. A. o.
Hall and J. L. Mullet have returned from
Niles O.. where they attended the state
! convention of the Ladies Of the Golden
Eagle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Board Of Education.

A special meeting OF the city hoanl
OF education was held tast night In tn"
office OF Superintendent C. S. McNay.
Matters pertaining to the Improvement
of the Indian Run building were dis
cuSSed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Enlisted Here,

Harry f Hoa gland and Harley R"wrn
of Mingu junction. William a. Whit
aker. Joe rnncth and Nick Cusovlrh Of
Stcuhenvillc. were today enrolled rs new
members Of Company G. Tenth Ohio in
fantry here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Picnic Tomorrow

Tomorrow the members Of the Lucky
Glover club Il popular South Side or.
ganiZation of young ladi"s will hold
picnic at Indian Run. Games and pie
mic spreads will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

The funeral or Miss Emma Elson will
be conducted at the Florence NJ. b.
church Sunday afternoon. Services viii
be held 1T | o'clock. 1ntcrment VIII
be in Davis cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

The Germans haven't retnken bit
Of the ground they have lost"
why should they7 German army
never leaves anything worth retakinS!
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
co,o,c+,d 1ngt,tute at woodsheld.

Superintendent Of Schools W. A. walls
returned last night from Woodheid wneIe
he spent the week conducting the lnsIi-
tute for Monroe county teachers Ae
was assited by Superintendent warren
fnrnerIy Of East Liverpool and wo-
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

local pixies have been the scenes or
the same conduct as Is going on along
the High Ridge road. and although II IS
late In tho season. there is still time 10
do some good In this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Another Exemption List Posted.

Draft officials At Martins Ferry posted
another list of exemptions and drafted
men yesterday. The list Is for the sec
ond 356 men examined and may be
found elsewhere in this paper. BY far
the larger part Of the conscHpts aro
from Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

John j. Nettrnncr. 65 years. Of Ma
fonInE county. Ohio. and Flt2ahrt!i
ORrien. As years of Stcuhcnrillc: VIII
linn Morgan. ~ years. "f St i.oui"
Mo. and Ruth Stewart. ~. of New
Somerset.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Room For improvement Here.

Sheriff Osbnrn's cdict 10 the effect
that auto booze parties on the High
Ridge road between the st. Clairsville
hill and BclIaire must stop might well
be extended to apply to the pike cman-
mating from this city. All summer the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
BRIDGEPORT
Church Closed Sunday.

Owing TO repairs that are being made
at the Kirkwood Presbyterian church
the regular Sunday services will J. be-
abandoned tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Reid In Franco

William Reid. Of 45 Twenty-hfth
strcrt. has just received word 10 tire OF
fec; that his son. Edward. who enlist
cd In the army service recently, mas
just arrived In France and Is win inc
first regiment Company d. Engineer
rorns. The young man is member
Of this ycars graduating class OF Linsly
Institute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

Tomorrow morning Mt tn" regular
morning scrvicc at ST. Stephens Re-
formed church. R"v S. H. Mntzkc Will
deliver n Soul-stirrinE sermon. entitled
"'rh" Forgotten Srrrrt." The public Is
cordially invited Ia intend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
Elaon Funeral Sunday.

Carpenter. These officers will have
charge Of next years institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
B A L D I S
. NE w I T A L T A N
R ES r A U r A N r
3170 Belmont Street,
Opp. City Bldg.

LUNCH AND DINING ROOMS
Private Dining Rooms For Parties
EIRST.clASS COOKING
italian Spaghetti a speciality. Home
made Spaghetti on Sunday. Spring
Chicken and good italian dishes. I'M
ported Appetizers.
HONEST PRICES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

Anniversary Of Kahn Club
To-day j" tho anniversary nf tho Kahn
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
Butter fat IS cents a pound at the
Maysville Model Creamery this week
License Notice

ALL LICENSES EXPIRE DECEM-
Der 81 and become due on January
1, Of each year, as follows, with pen
atty of 10 per cent after February l.,
1918, attached for noncompliance.
All who require license and fail to
take them out before February 1, will
be prosecuted for doing business with
out license.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
SUGAR ALLOWANCE IN 1918
. Pounds u Month for Each Person
During Coming Year.

Food Administrator Hoover will is-
sue q supplemental food card In q
few days to tho 100000 food con-
servation pledge signers announcing
that the food sugar rationIng plan for
the United States provides for three
pounds Of sugar month to each per-
son during the coming year.
This yearly ration Of 80 pounds Is
about one-half the rate OF sugar con-
sumption in the country at this time.
Before the war the average American
consumed 30 pounds OF sugar year.
II the public responds to the new
appeal the use of sugar in the United
States will BIO cut from $3.50, 000,0 900
pounds to 3,S44.OO0, OOO.-The Inter-
state Grocer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19

mo In every way. ]
nervous, no headache
I say that Lydia ..
table Compound 10 the
r,sh dn take. -
N, Rear 269
rs.
are . sense
headaches,
ending evil.
pslpitAtion
% the eyes.
IN, variable
Auietude. and
! advice, write 10
hi Medicine Co
.IaMI.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
OP BROSSART ENDORSES
RED CROSS WORK

". Father p. M. Jones, pastor OF
st. Patrick's Catholic Church, re-
I'd the following telegram Sun
morning, but much to his regret,
late TO announce from his pulpit:
Rev. P. M. Jones, st. Patrick's
ilrch, Mason county, Maysville, KY.
htion-wide Christmas Red Cross
Membership drive begins Monday
Great work of Red Cross has COM
mendation of all Christian people and
deserving of every support Impor-
tnt that Kentucky be brought to its
m quota of membership. State COM
ttee desires that announcement be
ade from every pulpit tomorrow.
ou are kindly requested to read this
essage to the congregation tomor-
pw at your usual Sunday service and
uggest their cooperation with the
above good work.
FERDINAND BROSSART.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19

er's window by a German clock. Fin
ally, if in despair he took the carbolic
acid route, he swallowed the German
dope and they carted him off to the
potters' field in a coffin with German
silver handles.
Content to abide? Not b. c
German joyful! This country Mill
agree to do its utmost to help win
the war, but the next President who
attempts to betray industrial America
TO Germany or any other nation is 60
ing to find that the American people
believe in America First"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
ABIDING GERMANY RIVALRY

Washington, December 1.-THE Re-
publican Publicity Association, thru
its President, Hon. Jonathan Bourne,
Jr., today gave out the following
statement at its Washington Head
quarters:
1--WE were content to abide the riv-
alaries of manufacture, science and
commerce that were involved for US
in her success, said the President,
speaking of Germany. in his address
to Congress.
"'Content to abide Mrs. President?
Why you insisted on encouraging it
with tariff law so low there's moth
ing twist 1t and free trade. German
scissors cut our Red Cross bandages,
and the German workmen who made
the scissors got one-third the Ameri-
can wage. German razors cut the
throat of the American industry with
a wage-scale in the German industry
of from $3.50 to $500 a week. From
1897 to 1913, under protection, the
American production of pocketknives
increased to 100000 annually. Dur
ing that period German interests
came over to our country and estab-
lished three factories representing an
investment Of 100000 and adding $50
men to the payroll of American labor.
That showed their appreciation of
protection. But in 1914 our pocket
knife industry went bingo! because
Democratic duty rates had turned our
market back to the '%9Nn exactly as
did the Wilson-Gorman laf OF 1888
j, 81.
There was German mark on this
and a German brand on that and a
German label on the other, until IL
man didn't know whether he was in
Buffalo or Bavaria. If he could raise
enough loose change to buy his wife
and kids some stockings, they came
back with package from Memnitz
If he ate at home at all, he polished
a German plate with the aid c. /.
German fork. Or if he vas dov'n e
the soup-cart and wanted to see how
long before 1t came around he found
himself stared at through the jewel
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
Notice!

TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC
On and after November LIST, 1917,
under the provisions Of the war rev.
enue law, passed by Congress and up.
proved October 3rd, 1917, each mes.
sage or conversation transmitted
over any telephone for which q
charge Of fifteen cents or more IL
imposed, Is subject TO q tax Of five
cents.
The law requires the Telephone
Company 10 collect this tax from the
person paying for such message or
conversation, In addition 10 the resu.
lar toll charge.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19
: WOMEN or
MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period.

Lowell, Mass. For the last three
years / have been troubled with the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-19

Change OF Life and
the bad feelings
common at that
time. / was In q
very nervous condi-
ten, with headaches
and pain . good
deal Of the time % I
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me TO try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
w egetable Com
mound. which I did.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04


Sas gSeihc Suns, OaS Staats.,
@lariuc- rnO SlOttru-S Sepnrtr.
mcut fir SciuMer scldllOiicn III
Nile 6lottcuitatiuucn nuO glric-
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baltcm,
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Scr oiplonoliidcn @cjichungen nit
GcutidlanO aeiroiieucn HVioBrcgeln.
8rdi0ent 2&Non couicrirtc tIr5
nod iciucr Gc0c I'M Gpn8rcB nit
Ocm &ricgs Scfretdr 9afcr ms
nit Ocm 6lcttcniclrctGr GuriclS.
Die 6oniercn; 1otie luie augegcben
pur0e. ouSiGlieBlitbsntit 5u crgrci'
ienbeu Goriicjtsmdbrc1cIn 81 fblm
d6cr jc0cnidQS gabcu sic @ci0cn 0cm
Er0iioouten c6eniuaS ciEigc Sniors
noticn III geplg oi bic &crbcrci-
tilng Oer Station iiir ocH @rieasioa.
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gcriiGe .DloBrcgelil SIT crgrciicJ aus
9cnomliicn OurdD ciNi0c NUiohmGSs
lpciicu ser 0cutidjen oo3u gejlpiH8cn
81 icin. Iic iolGcnOCu Beetle purs
Den crioiien: Nos g9ciBc $Sons mo
Der Eart Inn OOlicl6e bcrnnllDcr0ct
iiir @clu9er sum critcn Ni0le icit
oicIelI SSaDren 1cidlloien, NcSglcidcn
ale Agarine Stotioucn un0 6lottcns
1ouboic Sic bcie6ISbobeN0en Dit
3ierc Ocy 9Irirccroiien. 9IrienoIc Nio.
gnjinc, SEiiileu 9otteric'i muroen
an0Gpiciclt ollc &orliNtSnoBregeln
aujnrpen0cn; OaS StaatSs @iorine-
inO aricBs lcparlcnent iuur0e fin
9ciubes gciGloiicu, lalN g(agcItclte
uno &rrtrctcr Der ,Grciie miiiienSocns
tiiifations aoytei loben; Otc Ser
0iicntlibln9 Der 9lniunit uuO 9l6.
iobrt Ser Sricgsibiiie miro eiR1c
iteQt.
'Gr0ii0cnt @ilion bat OaS &ec6t
oBne @citcrc9 oie &crnc5rimg Der
rc5uIdrcn ltymce auf 2SI0C0 .Oldut
onjucroueu c6cnio bic Gernle5rlm9
ser 6lptte oui 670O0 Wlem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
grotcn Ocr @cfuGr.

gier 5difie berlieBeu ecItcru Sen
glew S)orfer Soicu. 9oHu-
Giere uuO @lornicboften itimnten
in @llrrobrllfc cii.
SEEM Yorf, 8. 6cbruor. Die
9onpfcr v9loNnm6eoiL" frou5ofiD,
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ionic Der boilonoiic6e 0ompfer
oScrcI~ cr9ieItcu bcute sic &lari.
ringspopierc iiir curopdii6e SoGfeu.
Inter oen @odrlyieh ser M}uun.
ihoit lno 4aiio8icre perlieB Ger bri-
tiiMc 0onipfer p9lOriotic" 6eute oeit
biciigcn Saien fir 2iperpooI. llntcr
Ocn &aiio9ieren 6cfiuoet iid cit
omcrifcrii4er @Irger, 9}dncns ".
q. llrioge aus Som JrontiSco. 9llS
sic q9loriotic~ Dont &icr loSmocbtc,
traf Die glohridt Der &Dilug scr Oi.
ploulatii6cn 8c5ic6lngen 8lpiiden
Ocn &crciuigteu 5tooten uuo
Gcutihlon0 cirL lpeltc nut Nod-
ricn Ocr @toniiboft uno @oiia
gicrc GcgriBt muroe
9ic6cil Der o9Ioriotic" u6reu fiilif
Cauipicr ciucr bic ancritoniic1c
6Iaa9c iiibrcio, nit @auitioit heIo-
Ocn, Die hir oic ariceS5onc bciiiuuit
IT. pom biciisen Safen u6. IS lino
oics 0ic Gaarptcr oNicnOip 9tonge"
(6ritiidl), naG Scitb beitimint;
,,5oyoIine~ (britiiN), uoh Sn0rc;
nStnlio~ Gtnlicniid), nod Genua,
ln0 Der uormcgiihc 0oipicr oglo.
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apsiobrcnocu Sdiiict bic fiir eincn
iiberieciibcn Soicp tlorirt 6abcL be.
fano iib otl@ Scr ameritoniibc
5ro@toonpicr y@olo Sbea" iiir
%oroeaur un0 9ioucn bcitimnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
cpfcr hce &aicoap granSes.

@6icogo, 8. 5ebruar Start
6cbulocrt ourdb oic ciiiae Iclipcra.
tin, Der nieorgiieu Oieias MlntcrS,
icstcl sic 90ihmannicbditen sic
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Gbctto scr 5taot, tort.
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3cit scr GrploNm III Dem (5cb1uoe
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foumenlno 20 mer0cn uodl ptrmiBt.
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gsa iinO nNtbmobljd sic BOT S5euyp
5pielcp in,0 icincr bcioti glciien
@ultcr mo @eorqe 1pigtea. Eie
INSTRUMENTATION ihlO ltinntcr6ro.
den I'M @an9c.
@roBcS @len0 6crriAt iruter oen
2CQ0 &crioncn ocrcu III scr l'Gbc
bcle9cue Mo6ningcn oiird) sic @r.
tlolion cbenion9 5cri6rt ooer mculg-
items lm6elpo5nbor gcmaht moroen
parca 3a1lrcide SolmnIunacu
lino bcgonncn morocn Inn 0em GlrnO
81 lIcuera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Drl0l0gnabmung.
,,arOnpriuS @il0elm"
uaD ,Gitel fyrisOri@".
;, Mppnm" im Stcgicrmugss
DdMOcu,

&Bilabclpbia, 3. 6e6rnOr.
Gic Observation-Disclosures oNruns
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Tric6ridg" 6ie IN Der &bilaoclpbin
giapu g)arS iutcrnirt iinO, lunrOcn
llcHte N6cnS i'm 9Inftragc ncS Wlcs
rinesGepnrtcmrutS nit Seid,lag 6e'
Icgt uuO bic WinnnIdnft ii iIolirtcN
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Scl6laauubmc mnrOen arnirtc NSo-
ltcu dn sen 3ugdngcu 81 Seu Sdlif.
fen nnIseitedt MnO SeciOlhnteu o6s
cOmmnrSirt, Sic SuuOsrcn5c Scs SIC.
gicrungS Gcieruats Su pGtrpnillc-
rem. Nvtqturboptc anO OnOerc lciMtr
In6r5enec init neutrality-suspicious. an
NorS patronillircn Scu TluF, nm
ToBr5sngc oarau 81 GiuScrn, inner
bnlb eiaer DorscidriebCucn @rcnsc
Su fommcn.
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St9ific ocr Sommlrg g(mcrifo
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ocn aonol5onc 8c9orocn nit sc
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@riitobol mlroe olligcbobcu.
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fer ser g(mpeiiung ocS @urOeSmor.
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trlcpDoniiA sic 8otiAait pon Aciu
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@cfis ieit Der alooecrbebung oer
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piers nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
(sntslriinao fOltct icdts Nlruidlcn.
lCbcn.

GrommcIl Stotipm So.,
). 6cbrlar. ISu Der S06c 0icier
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%oi'oaier5no ser @6icoao, gilrling.
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@cibc cnt0lciite uno 3 EuQulon.
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Bang btnulter. ScN5 Eerionen ian.
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ben uilrocn ned Ocm @oipitdl bon
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6rau Sobu Sai6. GreitoH "a, mo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Aeiutn Aritg.
(SurticsuHs uOu scr 2. 5citc.)

o0optirte eincn glrtifel, Der cS elmer
Station 5ur @erpilidltlug madlte, Den
@rie0 iorme0 ST ertloren e6e tic
6ein0icligfciten beginc Ecrt6lano
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ten ST nn0 perpfGhtcteu lid ierncr
Ooraui SaB nelltrale Staaten benadl'
ribtigt uerOcn miiiiea penn cin
Sricesjuitano ertlart pirN.
Qie Gonoaltion io6 jeOod por
oob cia llltimoh,m nit elmer beOin-
0ingsuciicn aricgSerflonmg pllai.
iig ici Cic goitimmlu9en Der Sou-
Ger eonpcntion iiuo ieooh in oieienl
&rc9 10 iot niBaAtet uorNen Go6
Siplomateu ielbit be3ipciieln, luie
melt cine 9l0tion lid an oic Gonuen-
tion Qe6nocn boiien ipirO.
@}it 0eu &egilm ocs Sgrieees ucr.
dn0crt iicb Ger 5tohiS BON 9}irGcru.
&crtri9en 9Soit &anOel mo Giacn-
ibnm in elmer geeiie. oie Don Gem
Statge inter cincm slb6rud Scr 0i.
plohtotiidei 9p5ie6lnlgcn elm menig
obpcicbt.
$a0u000,0o0 iiir &ii.
Itunas5AU edc.
ge.nibiu9ton, 8. 6ebrllar.
SclSior I6omu9 reid6tc bcutc cil
2lmCnoement ST ocr Sans 3oa.Gor.
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aoblmd bon nid)t 3inicn trogcuocl
16otaalt$-9loten trSo6c bon $500.
100000 poritlug i'm bic 9}ation III
0cu Stono elmer ,Oiarime unO mili-
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0oS 9tmcnoemcnt mrroe perlcien,
oob nic6t beiproden Iie 9Iotcu
piirOci an ('erioucn 5a6I6nr ieir
uon ncldcn bic &egicruta @nuitiou
aelauit Iot mO fonnca 3rmi @ciab.
len bon stGicrn bclIibt ucrocu. Iie,
iel6eu iollcn i'm Sabrc 1885 cmi6s-
bar fem.
Sroiili.cn mit 9tmcrifo.
9tio &c Soncirn 3. 6cbrlor.
Sn cinem Sntcrpiep Iagtc orr
Gcputtrtc bon 9iio SC ,Sonciro, 9(u,
quito 0e Sou8a c Siloo, oorous, ooB
Die Gcreini8ten in oen aricq Dincin.
9e5ogeu WerOen mo fiigte binalb ooB
Dieialbc1 oltf bic llntcriuibuig @ro.
iilien'g red]nCn fonntcu.
glew Yorf ent6uiioItii6.
9}cp 9prf 3. Sc6ruar. Die
giadridt BON Dem @ruM nit 3citti6-
lane mt1Oe ul gtGu 9orf init gro,
Der 6reuOc uno patriotiiAen sumo.
gc6lnl8en orfgcnoutmcn. 9onfen in
ocr SSall5troBa imo @cihdftSbdp.
irr crbicltchS bic glodriht iiber SEN
GGcr e0e Oiciclbe BON 0en 3eitln.
Gen bcfnult gcae6en muroe, lmo bins
gen Die So6nen por ibren @eiddfts,
6ouicrn 6erols. 0icIem geiipiel
folete idmcll oie eon8e Sto0t
Sn 96li5ei pollptqnortiar pcron.
loBte oicie glotbriht oie GoNset peit.
sebenoc Goriidtsmoijrcecin, pie Sic
lelben bereitS ailsseorbcitet moren.
I'M 9fotbiallc 5u trdiien. Tic Nolisei
pllr0c nod &ldscn 6cor0ert Dip in
,@efobr ltonocn onecgriiicn ali ucr
0cn" GbcniollS plw0cn sic gSoiicr.
mertc unO oic 3li1dmgc 5u ocn Qro
Ben 2riidcn ii6er sen Golt Rmcr Be,
lebt. gSicOer olOerc purOcn bcorocrt
Die onspdrtigen Goniulotc, 6eIon.
ocrS Dos oeutiabe luo oitcrreihii6.
ln9oriidle 81 bcDohen @iilis. Com
milidr c5oolcN crfldric. ooB ollc oicis
N'oGn0bWcn nur Slr %orlidlt octrof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

len wltoen lino feline crnitgil PMS
iclreitungen crwartet lueroen
@iunitionS Tu6rifontcn
ben c d ii Mt t.
Is mitr0c bclitc bcfonnt, ooB Gor
pcrotions6conitc Tclegronmc poul
Sricgs nnO 9}orincicfrctar crbalicn
0obcl ocrcn SSirmcn III scr Qa9c icin
milrocn ic6ncll nit ser 9ieicrung
BON @oiien nno Nanition Bel ser
@onO 81 iein. Giuiac scr Scrrea
mrrocn nod 9Soibiuatou 6crllien
~&ir molten 1ric6en"
9cm 9orf 3. Sc6ruar. 3u
cincH cucr0iihcu ASrotcIi gcacu sic
aricga 9l0itotion riiitci lid oeiicra
&cuntc inerrotionolcr Inn lofolcr
9crulspcr66nOc, rpeldc oic Gcntrai
Sc0cratcO Union 1ilocn oli Ger
GcntroItorpcr. pclGcr aus 100000
9lrbctcrn mo 9lrbcitcrinicn 6cIlcht,
bat bcihloiicn jcOer arieqsaaitation
cntaegcn 5ll etcn mo Oen @rGiiOeu-
tell 81 crirdleW nidts mYeriudt 3u
laiien lm Oas oGnO BON ser De.
t6eilighug al Oea 6uti9eu &6lfer,
ringer fern5u1olien
@ren5t an &ricgS5nitnn0 5.
9teu Norf,3. 6e6ruar. 9locb
elmer Gouicrel5 nit Ncm Gjeneral-
9Roior ,}obn 4. G'&pan befoDl 6ente
9lbenO @ouDerneilr @bitiilaa oie ee-
ianmte 9}atiouolgarOc oeS 5to0tqS
9lcp gorf uno sic @iarinc-NiiIB 5ll
ocu gSuffcn. General G'Auur mar
ongcuiieiL ic6e9 9lrienal, g9oiicn.
halle mo @aiieuocrf OurA @1ilij.
SolOnter 6eipahen 5u laiien lno
Gomonorc 6oribniu Die 9larinesDIili5
sur S'eradun9 Der 9riiden 5u be.
iulbcn.
u mcritoncr ipollcA nn t
@uuie,
9oNoom 3. 6ebuior. Gig
omcritaniihc 9otihnff mar ieit 0el
ySiriitanio" .9(iiaire ieoer5eit 6creit
oic 9lrbeit mclbc lie fiir sic &cN
tralnldcbte octbaa bat ii o1ocr,
N0nNc ]l lcacn Eicic 9lrbcit iput
| lebt iInel bon itatten Qebcn. Ni,
oneritdniide Notifoit iutO &oaiu
lotc iulirOcn BON 9lmerifuncrn 6eIa
Ncrt Die Foiie oNer ioliiide 9lus
timIt 9aben lUollteu. Isle General
&onlul 1tiifncr hcrihtciIiu0 oie 6a
SiaHe ollcritmiibcr Scbiiic iibc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Y y dlo Ger, 3. ,ScArpar
eln 9ciehl, ucIdlcr 6euie. ,hier I'M
Nillitar. pauptaudrtier ciatyni, Scr
o'e 9eld)Ieimiaut1 ser 9lpreiie oc5
y FeuuipIUauicr Suiaiifcrie.Ncgi
nlellt0 inrrGalb TO Gage uoriicNi
mira rou ocn Cifi5icreir Oa6ia aus
9elc9t ooB sic 5taats. Sruppeu all
oltliGGl Militar GspotS iii 9hibs,
trod't Scr ariiiS nit EcutiDlanO Der.
ipanOt wcr0cn iolen 0aS Nelinrut
MIRO olH 8. Sctruar agitott ant iG.
obm0rcn Cine Icpri,bc ats "a.
Hinl 9i.loi iaot oa6 Oa0 / gh.
ialilaS &nfortcric.Rr9incnt meIdlCS
aelicGi nodl 0cm SiaoiS.gcQcr ob
5o5 nan 1oH 9lHtoHip beoroGst Miro.
pic protIomirte 5ubnarnc.9lofaoc
lprala mii1ctrasht a2iuEr NaiNhea
9al 0ie SlplNpuS}ci acGaScrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

SloO nudledjte Suffeia; 80 3oll brcit; oon8ciOcn,
UcB, 6leii6iorbc nnO roio. Gro gor0. 9Sc
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Nro yaro ....,.,.. $l,SJ
$500 nntirli6cr SGautuus; SO 3oIl brett; oons.
ieiocn lobfarbeue Sd)ottiru9 &ro g)oro Sl.35
sos. cdItcS dlineiiidJcs YOnscc nutlrG6c 9ombus.
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pnupiif Giciuaqi n ga.