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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-06

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-06
For midsummer outing outfit call
1t r. J. Blesers Drug Store.
Fishing Tackle,
kodaks
and Supplies Of all kinds.
l33
U1OM ANNUAL STATEMENT
Year Ending December 3ist. 1919
Rsserve Loan Life Insurance
Comfeny Of Indiana
Home O6ico. Indtanapolis

I. CAPITAL STOCK
capital paid up In cash1 100, 0OO.O 90
Ledger Assets bee. 81, ~ 3,623.45i.9e
II. INCOME
votal premium income..e l.l63.o53.se
interest and Rents -. 198.%4O.6l
tfOm ali other sources 22,l9O.62
Total IncnrA 14o@ coss0
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-06
MCGUIRE, Martin p.
McCrea, Edward F.

McuulTe, MdTllu r.
McCrea, Edward F..
T.
Nelson, John E.
Norton, Glenn N.
Nelson, Knut w.
Nordquist, Harry
Nelson. Andrew P.
Nelson, Christ.
Norder. Taga.
Nelson, Ernest E.
Nuremberg, Benjamin F.
Nelson. Paul M.
Nelson. Gottfred G..
Nagel, William
Nordquist, Thomas
Nelson, Louis j.
Nelson, August J.
Noeldner, Rudolph r.
Newell. William H.
Nelson, Alfred E.
Nordquist, Edwin
Nordquist. Victor E.
Nelson. Harold H.
Nord, Carl A. r.
Nelson, Edwin F.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-06

Olson. Ole
Olson, Ole A.
Orange, Clarence L.
Oyerig. Ovid
Olson. Theodore e.
Oyervig, Gustave
Orman. Arthur
Owen, Earl
Osmundson. Otto B.
Owen, Manley E
Olson. CLAUS
Olson, Arthur O.
Owen, Lyman F.
Olson. Harry w.
Ostlund, Erick A.
Olson, Bonnie H.
Oehler, Arthur
Ostlund, Emil A.
Oslund. Arthur A.
Olson, Peter H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
PLEASANT POINT

The farmers of this section seem
very proud Of the good rains we are
having and also the good sunshine:
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
C. Afford is very sick at this writing.
Mrs. lie Stuhl is very low with
drobsy at this time.
DR.. Laswell and family, of Kings
Mountain, have gone to Mt. Vernon
to attend a family reunion.
Everett Dye came home to reg
ister.
The Monticello oil men have NOV
ed their machine to the land known
as the Ball land joining Mr.. lobe
letters.
Mr.. Tom McBee has been playing
havoc with the copperhead snakes.
He has killed five or six on the farm
of the widow Carrier. on South Fork.
Sweet potato plants seem to be
very scarce in this part of the coun-
try.
Clarence Burton, of Detroit, Mich,
has come home to be with his wife.
Mr.. Oscar Horton and Mr.. Lucian
Reed. of Detroit, Mich, were here
for few days with homefolks, be-
fore registering for the army.
Sunday school seems to be pro-
crossing nicely at Pleasant Point with
good attendance.
Mr.. w. C. Afford is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Coils Singleton is up but can
not walk, his many friends will be
sorry to hear.
Mr.. Oliver Singleton is home to
see his parents before registering for
the army.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
WANT RATES REDUCED

Coal dealers Of Lancaster have
filed a petition with the State Rail-
road Commission, asking for a re-
duction in the rate from Jellico field
to Lancaster. They complain that the
rate to Louisville, 100 miles beyond,
is 81 the ton on nut and block and
80 cents on steam coal, while the
rate to Lancaster Is S1.20. The petit
ton is signed by H. p Northcutt,
Bailey & Moss, Garrard Milling
Company, F. B.Marksbury, s. 5. S.
Lumber Company and Hudson,
Hughes & Farnau.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

,ause she doesn't know any better. Sick
because she doesn't really know why.
Sick because the organs that make her a
woman are not properly performing Their
functions and 80 are sending nerve mes.
sages with aches and pains and distress all
over her quivcring body. =,
Ninc-tenths of women's sickness comes
from disorder of these special organs. The
SYMPTOMS arcvarious--the cause the same.
DR.. Piercc's Favoritc Prescription Is the
remedy for the headache, backachc, nerv-
business, wakcfulncss, neuralgia and fifty
other troubles of women which can always
be traced directly to feminine weakness or
disease. Thousands of women right here in
Kentucky, after years OF encouragement
have written to DIR. Pierce, ,lnVaids
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, and now thank him
for their renewed health and happiness.
1t is a medicine devised to cure one GER
tain kind of diseasc-female disease. IL
brings ease and comfort and sleep. 1t re.
stores perfect health. 1t fills out cheek.
hollows, brightens the eyes, puts vim and
snap into the whole body.
1t is a wonderful prescription prepared
only from natures roots with glycerine,
with no alcohol to falsely stimulate. II
banishes pain, headache, low spirits, hot
flashes, dragging-down sensations, worry
and sleeplessness surely and without loss
of time.
Sick women are invited to consult DR.
Pierce, by letter, free. Address DR.. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
The modern improvement in pills-Dr
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They help Ma
ture, instead of fighting with her.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
THEY'VE HIKED

The Centre College men lost no
time in hitting the trail for home,
and only about twenty-five are here
today. They all went to the fern or
enlisted in the Army, which shows
spirit of patriotism some Of our
loafing element about town would do
we'll to adOpt.-Danville Messenger.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
ENLIST AT LEXINGTON

Three sets of brothers enlisted at
the recruiting station at Lexington
Monday. They were C. o. Sanderson.
Howe Sanderson and M. C Sander
son, of Lexington; ]. T. Lail and
1Sio~ Lan, of Lexington, and Shade
rranktn and George Franklin, of
Colly. Sam Franklin, cousin. of
Colly, enlisted also.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
MAY PURT TICKET

The Republic leaders of Fayette
county are said 10 be in favor of
putting up CAM ties for the two
legislative seatsh at least a par
tial ticket for ttounty offices. No
matter who th4minees are they
will be hand-pid by the Lexing-
ton and Fayettelnty organization.
The Republicanste not tasted any
of the local "pi@ Fayette county
since the fusion kement six years
ago and they hal lot had a Repre-
sentative in thfgislature since
Johnny Stoll and C. Patrick held
down the two Fl te county seats.
Buy a Libertykd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

Six sons of four Cabinet officers
and the son of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives have al
ready enlisted or are about to enlist
with the fighting forces of the Unit
ed States.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

The first detailed news from Dom
aid B. Macmillan, head of the Crock
er land expedition, announced that
he and his expedition had only enough
provisions to last them until August
of this year, and asked that relief
ship be sent. 1t was announced that
the steam sailing ship Neptune prob
ably will sail July l with supplies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
FIFTY.FIFTY

Passing a hand over his forehead.
the worried drill-sergeant paused
for breath as he surveyed the knock
kneed recruit. Then he pointed
scornful finger. "No," he declared.
"you're hopeless. "You'll never make
a soldier. Look at you now. The top
'alf of your legs is standin' to at
tention, an the bottom 'alf is stand
in at ease v-Tit-B
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
The Interior Journal Stanford Kentucky Friday June 1917

of this kind, conceived in malice and
brought forth in injustice, would be
accepted by either House of Con-
gress.-Louisville Post.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
WHAT A $50 BOND MEANS

WHAT A $50 BOND MEANS
Whoever buys a $50 Liberty Bond
is helping Uncle Sam supply his boys
at the front with any one of these
necessities:
One thousand rounds of ammuni-
ton;
Three standard rifles;
Sixteen shelter tents for 81 men;
Six wooden overcoats,
or
One thousand two hundred and
fifty pounds of bread;
Four hundred pounds of fresh
beef;
One hundred and twenty pounds
butter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

No. 219-Three acres of land all
cleared and under good fence; two
story, six room house; barn and other
outbuildings; spring and good well;
some fruit trees. Close to pike. Near
school and church and in splendid
community. Price only $1,000 and
terms easy.
No. 22O-71 acres of first class
bottom land only one mile from the
court house. Has magnificent brick
residence, etc. All of this land is
first class hemp and tobacco land; Is
well watered and fenced and an ideal
home 1t will pay you to look at TINS
place for it is priced right and terms
are also easy. A good chance 1or
some one to make some money
No. 9S-Two story six room resi-
dence; garden; well at door and all
necessary outbuildings. Right at good
school and church. The price on TINS
Mace is as cheap as dirt. VIII sell,
trade and make right terms. ms
place can be bought for less than the
lumber cost to build the house. IL
will pay you to investigate this prop
erty.
No. GA large blacksmith shop
located right and money MAKER
Will sell mighty cheap.
No. 221-31 acres of land one
ro;Ie from the court house, all IN
grass we'll watered and fenced ana
an ideal location for a building SITE
Price right.
No. 222-17-acre tract Of unlm,,
proved land close to town on good
rp;ke. we'll watered and fenced ana
iii in GRASS. Good building site.
dandy small farm. Only one mile out
and price low. Terms easy.
No 3S-Two store-rcoms IN the
baart of Stanford. Best location IN
town and both are always rented
These rooms are a splendid invest,
ment and always pay good DIVIDEND
nftor taves. insurance and repairs are
maid. Will make a price on these thaI
will interest you.
No 223-Nice large hotel in good
town. well located and in COCA re-
nair. Has an extra large lot and good
harm and is splendid opportunity ior
any one contemplating going INTO the
hotel business. This property is on
the market and is going to sell.
We have several nice business Tor
sale and all money makers, splenoiu
locations etc. If you want to go mo
a business we would like to talk me
matter over with you for we KNOW
that we have some propositions thar
will interest YOU. We also have the
ST Asaph Hotel for sale and also Tor
rent The present rental contract eX,
hires on July 18th, 1917 and VIII
rant il fully furnished and equipped
All YOU will have to do is take charge
and begin to make money.
We also have several thousand dol,
lars that clients want TO loan on soou
lard notes. If you want money come
to see US.
No. 224-A house of four rooms,
good yard and garden, on Boone
HIGHWAY and a corner lot. Rents 1of
s5 per months Will sell or trade.
Price only $500 and terms to sun
you.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

One prisoner was killed and eight
were injured in series of riots in
the State prison at Joliet, Ill. Prison
yard buildings were destroyed by the
fires the inmates set. A heavy rain
drove the mutineers to the dollhouse
after they had refused to move be-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

the best legacy family Why not own
enjoying the privilege 1t no longer lux
ury but home of is constant buwak
against adversely and comfort in old age
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08
Everything Comes to Him Who
Watson Himself

The home and invest money the better
For property cheaper and just sure to go
higher today The population rapidly increasing all
the stretching bit and you know peo'
Think to and we
will look of the places that we have
for sale We best lists of properties in central
that cannot be beat
following few Of the many places have for sale;
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

No. ga large blacksmith shop
located right and a money inahei'
Will sell mighty cheap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

No. 221-31 acres of land one
mile from the court house. an II,
grass. we'll watered and fenced anu
an ideal location for building site'
Price right.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-08

Buy a Libertykd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21
THE GLUCK RECORDS

Number.
Abide With with Lyte-Monk. 10
skyKorsakow s.4a1
Az Beam , Ger the Face of the Waters drish w - ~
Au Clair de la Lune On the Moonlisht) iFoik " ~ NV
song)) in French with Reimers s71s5 10 400
Ave Maria in Latin tPiano acc. Violin by zimba $500 .
Of the Wilderness The ttexs from TN. '''
Gardener" Tagorej.
Boheme-Addo tFarewelD tAct MD in italian.
Boheme-Nuseta waltz tAc, ~ in Italian ~ '''
Bohemian cradle song-from "iiubicka" ~ ''''
Bonheur Chose Legere, L. in French. with
Sweet hs.s ;see,e An : :,ss: s s
Braes o'Isalquhidder Scotch Air) Words by r.
Brook. (Pano acc by Bourdon). Tennyson- "
caTmea--slicaela's Air q Am Not Faint '''N' ~ NV
Ileared). French. .............
chanson Indoue tsons Of India sad
comm s T rs1o The ps ok Sa ssss 70 Ss
Drunten Uneriand Lowiands
with Reimers s7224
m by
Berger German. with Remers s71sa 10 acc
Elegie tsong of Mourning, in French. Violin by
r,5 5T0s ns .sn BY z5a., ss
songs) cadman..
tFrom 'Iiansel Greter" German.
rexenrt, nnd Knusperwazer witches Dance ~ - ''0'
tF'rom "Hansel and Gre,er) German, with
Hans mud Iessei trIans and Lisa, rok song, ~ 1'
German with Reimers. Werner .......... s7lss
whye Lille
5ssns s@s. Home rs: ::s 1s s ss
PraiseI Waited the
Every Hour. with Homer Hawkes. | ''"
Irish Song fpano acc by zimbat lang ststs 10 zoo
Jaeger dem Weiher
with Reinars Pax ......:....... s71s4
Holbrook .................... 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21

Victrola XI-$fOO.OO.
Mahogany or oak cabinet with
record shelves. 12-inch turntable.
Nickel plated Exhibition sound
box. Victor tapering tone arm and
goose neck sound box tube, au-
tomato brake and speed regula-
tor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16
Sieh iid nidJt regiitriren.

GbicaeG Is. 9topember. -
9tad oneeblider idarfer &ritif Der
Ieeierltng murbe IN einem StraBen-
bnbnluagen @iaiam2mprence Sauer,
Sefretdr elmer S1ub. umo Stieiels
.Sobrif iiir slrneeoiii5iere uno 5uge=
itanoenermaBen elm rooifaler So5ia-
lit, perboitet. Sauer gob aub 5lt,
bab er iib ni6t bot regiltriren lalien,
obgleih er iln militarpfli6tiaen sll.
ter itebt. Gr giebt an, er iei 81 iebr
nit Dem slniertiecn Don Shubluerf
beidaitiet eeneien. Die 6irma er'
belt $25 fir Sdubc nno $50 fllr
Stieiel BON oen Siii5ieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16
% 0 d. feline Serlu fiji It e
eingetroffen.

&oibington Is. Hopember.
- Cine SiItc bon oen Serluite
melde Die amerifaner in Sronfreid)
llnter @cibiibfelier erlittcn babea
1ollen, lit bier nod nidt eingetroffen.
H api6irter geri6t oes @ G.
neralS Eeribine.
y bingtoh 10. 9lop.-gin
reoiOirter 8eridt pom General Fers
lbtng bc5ilglid oes am 3. 9topember
llnternomnenen oelltiden lleberials
les oltf omerifaniide Sdiitengrd-
ben giebt Die 3abl Der Sootcn ouf
orei, Ole ser gerlpunoeten nuf eli
llno bic Ser GermiBten olli eli an.
Gem erlten gerihte nah lporen oie
Serllite: orei Soote, iiinf 8erpln.
oete uno Sipoli gernliBte.
Gas arieas 3epartement erlicb
Die nahItebenoc biesbesiglidc '@r,
tlarilllg:
oGnS ariegs Gepartenent bat
Die mtenltebenbe beritbtigte 2iitc
ilber oleGerlulte erbalten, melde aus
ocun am 3. 9souember Dor 5agesan-
brud) unternommenen oeutiben 9ln.
ariff allf einen bon einer Gompagnie
omerifoniider Snianterie beiesten
@raben abldnitt reiuItirten. Iieie
repioirte 2iIte 5eiat, onB liniere Ser.
Unite iid ans brei 5ooten, If Ser,
punoeten unb II gernliBten 5uian1-
meniebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16

81 Den 0eripunOetCn IN Der criten
2ilte Iino Der critic Sicltennnt V. $.
NlcSalgblin uno iiini @emeine bin
5t9efonlnen. Giner Der lesteren,
Der @emeinc gSm. 4. @rlgsbp, lpur-
DC 3uerlt ais pernliBt gemelbet.
Ger @cmeine Gepep 8. aerh Scr
Irilber ols pcrmiBt gemeloet woroen
mar, lit geiltnoen poroen, lno iein
Name befinoet iid) nidt mebr allf
Der Gerluit Cite. Scr Name ocS
ols v8emeincr &efon, uniOentiii.
5irt" bc3eidneten SolOaten eri6eint
nidt aui Scr repioirten 2iite. GS
miro beriftet, onB Die 9crpunoeten
iid ocn llnit0nocn nod pobI bciin-
ocn."
Zen 9tomen Der @ermunoeten im0
III Ser beridtigtcn 2iItc Die iol9cnoen
5ltgefiigt;
8emeincr 2ouiS u. Ieiier, Mluttcr
Catherine Ieifer. 8nr As, Route &,
SullIpan SnO.
@emeiner Eoul ". SAINT Goter
George u. SanL Saraona, @iS.
@cmeincr George @eslep; ISrGus
lein Mar0oret @cldL 9tr. G23, 9.
Stra3e, Canton ap.
@emeiner Setter G. Smith, 81. u.
Smith, u. =. 3, 9tr. ., Concord,
q. s.
Son Homcn Scr GcrmiBten un6
uobriheinlich 0eIon9enen iinO 0ie
iolgenoen 5ugeiiigt
@emeiner Glpoe 5. Grimslp,
6rmlf @rimSlp Stodton, &a8.
@emeiner SoDt 3. Geder, ". i.
Geder, SincenneS, ,Sno.
Ser alS r@emeiner S5orru R.
2angban" 6erihtete Same iolltc,
mic folgt beiBcn: @eneiner Sorrp H.
2augbnan, 9loa 81. 2augbmon 9fr.
461, Safmooo 9ouleparo, G6i.
cogo.
q lmerifoniide 2lrtilleric
d. e BIT cut.
0t it Scr amerifoni 1 c n
u NEE in Sronfrei6, 10.
Gopember. Die Er6ciiion 1no
Sreiiliherbeii oeS amerifonilbe Ir.
tillerie- Seuers lit bon oen frorS0ii=
iden boben Siii5ieren, melhe bos
Commando auf oem Sbcile Der ,Sront
fiibren, nit marnlen 2obeSmorten on
crfannt moroen. Ser oaS Gonnlans
90 iiihrenoe @eucral iogte 81 omcri-
faniiben 0iii5iereh oaB Ole Sreii=
liderbeit DER 9lrtillerie eillen ser
glei6 nit Der 9lrtiuerie ousbolte, Dir
l6on mebrere Sabre &riegsoieuIt &C.
tban babe.
2ie ihperen @eidilbe bei0er Sci
ten fedten 5ur 3eit elm 3uell ouf
meitc entferntng aus, uabreno Die
&anonen fleineren aolibers oil bell
ndber 5llIammenliegenoen grnften
ser ,einbli6en 6ronten Elm lebboites
tSeucr untcrbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16
galo audJ Die Giienbabneu.

Scrr Hea, FrQlIoGnf Der oFennln"
lnet, llnclc Son milBte 9abncn
8elo borgen. /
g8aibineton i5. 9ioo. Gie
3eit Der GrlpGgung Der ,roee, oob
Die 9iegierlng @cl0 al Die giienbob.
men leibe, iii getomfnen, mic Serr
Samuel Neo, Der Eralioent Der
,Eenniplpania gabn" bette Der
3lpiibenItantS SanoelS Gomnlils
iion bel cinern Gerb0r iagte, bel benz
Die bon oen Va6nen gelor0erte ID
Hro5ent grbobung Der sSradtiaBe be-
iprohen lutroe. S1err Mca, oen man
iraete, oh Der @runo in Den groBen
JronsportanIprildcn Der Hegiernng
ooer in Der gerienoung bon rollen,
Dem Material nah Dem Muslanoe
liege, belhrdnfte ieine glntrport ouf
Die slnaabe: vmegen oes .arieges. /"
Wclden VeihIub man aber ihlieB.
lid faiien moae, lpilroc oies Die Ior.
oerling iiir boberc sSradtraten nidt
bcciniluiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16

auc SpTtllllll8 peroe III OaS ge9ellz
mGrtiqe GoolitionSsGobiuct gciebt
uno menn cine ioldc HcQicrlmg ni6t
ocbiloet mcroeu fonnc, Ouun mcroc
9ftBlono 9iirgcrtrie0 bobcn.
" q bington mortet ouf
meitere . 8cri6tc.
&oibingtpn 10, 9top. - Gie
Hegicruna bottc bcutc imn1cr nod
fcinc peiteren offi5iclIcn 8criAte
iibcr oic Sittotion in RlBlono. Ger
leBte 8erid)t, Der om Sonitog cins
ginQ, mar lpeit bintCr oCn GreBs SC.
pelhen 5uriid.
Sic lcbte SpIormotion pclcbe OoS
StaotS .Geportenent bon Der ruIii-
ihcn Sitllation erbielt, fam om LETT
ten 0icnltog ourtb Stodbolm m0
belo9te, Bob sic golibepiti nod oic
Gontrolc bon petersburg in SGn0cn
bieltcn SSn 3eihtn06saobcloepeibcn
liuo jeooh bereits nellcrc Gntlpidllm.
gen Qcnlcloet luorbcn.
Geutidc So3ioliitcu ara
tulircn Solibcbtfi.
Stod + I'M 10. 9top. - Gos
GreciItip.Gomitc Ser OcltiNcn Mino.
rit0tS So5ioIiiten bat Dem bieiigen
9olibeoiti Srgon elm IclcQromm
3ur llebermiitllng nod petersburg
gelonOt, in luelhcm Die 9oIibepiti
o5llr lle6crnabme ser politii6eu
Utddt bealiidruiiniCht merOen."
Gas Tele9rontll giebt Der Soil
mrn0 2Iuaoruf5 BOB ca 0cn 8ollbepi-
ii 9elingcn m61e, eincn 5rieOcn obne
Slnncrion 3ll er5pingen
IGrfennt W arimal item % G.
gterun9 II DIT an.
AIM iteroonL 10. Nopcmber. -
Sic ruililde @eionbtid)Qit inn Sang
ertldrt, Dob iie es obgeluieien babe,
Die 0imimaliltell llHe9ierllng in Ges
ter9burg an3uerfennen.
Stod m 10. 0touenber. -
GaS 9ieoolutionQre -Gonlitc IN EetcrSs
burg bot, pie ols Soaparonoa eenlel,
oet miro, one Ssfio3ailng Der 2toht
nit &ebeusnitteln in oie S5ano &C.
nomnlen.
2lnordie in 6innlono
0reift um lid.
u III ter am, 10. 9}ouem6er. --
Sic oa6lniihe 3citlng" eri6brt ans
Scliin9fors, oaB Oort ooS ariegsreht
proflomirt iporocn lit; 9luorbit.
Moub uno 0'or0 grcicn immcr nebr
nm lid.
Ser @enerolgouDcrnelr bon 3inn
lano lit in Ectcrsburg; er mill outs
sSurdt I'M fem ScbCn ieinen Golte1
in SelIingIora nid)t luieoer ouinebs
men.
9ollbepifi Ocmcntiren.
2 Stodboln nL 10. 9touember. -
Cine lnootirte Gcpelitc aus Supss
ronoa al bie n o1a9cna Spbeter" iogt,
Der Gommanocur Der 9olibepifi.
Scrt6eioieutq IN GetcrSburg erlieb
einc Proclamation IN luelher beiirits
ten muroe, boB Die Srltppen in sc
tersburg Iid ocn &erensfp'ihen
Gruppen an9eihloiien botten, llno IN
melober neitcr erfldrt nuroe, ole
Gertbeioiger Der S5onptltoot ieien
Itarf 9cnng, lid Der ooppelten 3abl
oer aerensfp'idn Sruppcn entgegen
81 Itellen.
Gie Gepeidc Iiigt bin5lt ooB Orei
arclBer uno ieda Iorpeooboote, olle
nit 96libepiti bciett, bon Selling
iors ongefomnlen cien uno in Der
9telpa Dor 9lnter licgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-16

Abonnenten, bic ben r0eutiden
Gorreiponoeaten" nidt piinttlid oSer
nnrcaelmGhis erlaIteu, iinb sebtten,
Der Giiiee baDsa per Selepbsw sSsr
idriitli& Nittbsil1a9 81 aad)ss.