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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
Government Expects FL
Paso to Raise This Sum
for Soldiers Welfare.

e Paso is expected by the govern
ment TO raise $4,000 this year for
soldiers recreation and welfare work.
This information is given IN a letter
from the war department and navy
department commission on training
camp activities which secretary
George H. Clements read to the di-
rectors Of the chamber OF commerce
This is $4,000 less than had been
previously reported that FL PasO was
10 raise for this work The money is
10 be spent in maintaining the SOL
diers' recreation and welfare work
which the chamber Of commerce inau-
gurated some months ago. Mrs. Donna
Klugel is directing the work and the
various subcommittee have already
outlined many forms Of entertainment
for the soldiers stationed here.
VIII Move Fish to Lake.
Mr.. Clements informed the directors
that he had arranged 70 have two
men at Engle, n. n, Friday TO receive
the shipment OF fish being sent To
lake 3. NJ Hail from the government
hatCheries at Dubuque, Iawo. There
are 240O pounds Of fish to be trans
ported from Engle TO the lake by
motor trucks.
A letter was read from ". H Har-
J
announcing that if Ell Paso did not
show proper cooperation. and Interest
in the Old Trails highway, this city
would not be included on the southern
route, which would be changed to go
through Deming. The letter was re-
ferred TO Judge Adrian Pool
Wants Bonus OF $500.
George W. James wrote the cham I
Der that he is writing a book on New .
Mexico and offered 10 include a chap /
ter about EI Paso FOR $500. He also .
announced he would ike TO deliver 4
was referred TO the publicity com
mittee.
VIII Advertise in New York.
r. B. Orndorff wrote the directors
that the second annual Hotel Mems
exposition viii be held the week Of /
November u in the Grand Central .
palace, New York. The Texas Hotel
Mems association, he said, has en-
gagged space and will be pleased 20 .
display pictures showing scenes in &
rising Fl PasO was also requested
The directors decided 10 have the sec
rotary select the pictures and liter
atuTe-
Distributing FL PasO Literature.
A letter was read from the ASK
MI Foster agency announcing thar
ms company vas now distributing
literature on Fl Paso through its Of
fees in the large railroad depOts
throughout the country.
+ W Fort, George F. Woodward
and Schuster Brothers We're elected
m m en- nn-eHHrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
Corn Pain
Stopped Quick

COrns Lift Right OFF with ~Gets-It''
Blessed relief from corn pains is
simple as a p C with "Gets-It-"
when you've been limpinE around
fer days trying 10 get away from
4 hearr-drilliuE corn or humpv cal
Jus, and everything you've tried has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
CONTROLLER TERRELL TO
RECUPERATE IN TENNESSEE

Austin. Tex. Oct 25.-1- 3. Terrell.
state controller. who has been serious
y i'll for the past several weeks, has
sufficiently recovered to return from
the infirmary where he has been con
fined, to his home. Mr.. Terrell, as
soon as his health warrants, viii
leave for Tennessee where he viii
spend some time recuperating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

Ask City Health Dept about Lee
Newman's Tenements-Then let him
handle yours.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
The Physician
The Factory Worker
The Business Man
The Youth
The Young Man
The Elderly Man

Which IS another way Of saying EVERY
KIND OF COAT FOR EVERYBODY!
Practically every rack presents almost unbe-
ievable examples Of this stores buying power.
1t might be called sale of wonders!
There are single or double breasted overcoats
full or thIee-quarter length All the garments
are all wool-which they can't be when Uncle
Sam begins saving wool and asks the manu-
facturers to mix cotton IN. And some are wor-
sted lined, with silk shoulder lining Others are
partly lined with silk. CoIors are Oxfords,
Browns, Dark or Light Greys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
NOTORIOUS LEAVE MACHINES
At STATION WHEN OFF SHIFT

lT0ror0-cIa 0flIcers On fl1Isli1E
their shifts viii be obliged hereafter
To leave their machines at the police
station before going home. This is a
requirement OF the civil service com
mission
Matters pertaining to general police
work were discussed al the meeting
OF the commission Wednesday. att
which chief Of police Charles Pollock /
Was present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

Take Ride through the south part
Of town Count Lee Newman's signs
Then let him handle your tenement.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

Gun repairing our specially Allen
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
There Are Overcoats TO
Every Possible Need Of
The MOtOrist
The Driver The Clerk
The TradeSman
The Mechanic
The Man of Many So
Cial Obligations

They are mighty different coats than you can
buy for SO, $33 and $50 next winterl
We're all ready for the biggest crowd our
Overcoat Sales have ever brought store
will be open tomorrow from $50 A. M. to
6P. NJ. Come the first day if possible.
Remember, It's Just as much of sale for the
mar. who wants to buy an extra fine coat as II
Is for the man whose overcoat price IS around
S29 YOUR OVERCOAT Is HERE!
SEE SAN ANTONIO STREET WIN
BOW DISPLAY. -(Second Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

Bay Goodyear Tires
at BoSs Rubber Co
S Texas. Al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

George ". James wrote the cham
Der that he is writing a book on New
Mexico and offered 10 include a chap
ter about Ell Paso for $500. He also
announced he would ike TO deliver
a series Of lectures here The matter
was referred TO the publicity com
mittee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
NnNcsfGne.

gm 0Rai 9l6raBam 9lrnolO, Ssraeliilcbes
Soipitnl, 81 Sabre ult
glm f. Mai ySilinm Salfe, gir. 1117, gforos
Stlionsgloenue, 90 Sabre ali
9m 30 Ypril Guttlteb &. SUrner, ytr. 1900,
Horos scjimors Sirnbe. 50 Sabre ali.
glnt T. WiN JuirpB 0uloDs, ytr. 1906, Nltcez
anna sStrabe, 81 Sabre 1lt.
glm 80. glpril @9incac " @prinf yir. 200s
Surlcmsglpcnne S4 Sabre nlt
9m g Qini 9lnna Wi 0intmer Hr. 1913,
Goro Goen Stra6e, 80 Sabre ali.
9lm l. gli0i WiarD Hnmbcrt, YET. 1000, Wtals
iacbmlcitss gbeiiuc. 66 Sabre alt.
glnl T. Wtai Weorac u. 2uiiin Sopuro VI.
Ncllcb Snnaiorium. 6S Sabre alt.
PIN 9 Miai Gli5nOctb Man, oSiiile Silicrs
Of ibe 'Gonr", 62 Sabre 1i.
glm T. Mai Snrn1 ". WicDcrs, ytr. 631 U.s.
pm l. mai So6n Miunrc, gir. 1928, @or.
iucb glbcnuc 72 Sabre dli.
gtm T. 9iai g9illiam NDuunn, St. Solepb's
0oipial. 60 Sabre oil
PIN g. Nidi gldia1 d. @rciton, yir 800,
llniberib 4arfipdD, rs Sabre ali.
PIN l. Miai Charles smublcr, DSiitle Siiters
Pin / Wiai SpGn y gimnrS, y}r 25s. sseit'
0offmansS Stra6c, so Sabre ali
glm T. Wiai 9ctitia e gSinlmcr, ylr. 1O1,
Rpro iSuton glOenue, 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
@an mGdtc ms faIt itcacu.
(St. 2ouiS 9lmcrifo.

upDionde @n5eiden oeuten oorouf bin, ooB Die
Snounotbing. g]rit mieoer aus i6ren S6hpipinfcln
berDor5ufredcn beginnt @er lnO bort bort man ibra
&lopper raideln ooer ons 3iden Ocs gitgen N1ouIes
go bcrdDtct encs Der Ct 2oucr Sonntogsb1ttcr
ponl 90 9pril, ooB en 0ciudD an Ocn General 9oit-
meiiter Der Der Staocn obeeianot uoroen ei in ocnt
oclcr criudt miro oIlcn frenloiprodigen perooiid
erdeinenoen Drldaden oaS Red)t, Die @ot sum Ser
lciot 81 benuBcn, 70 5 beidneOen, ouB iDren Scr.
legcrn Die &uite ausec9cn miiie
gser Die 2clte iino miro nid)t ecioqt eSeig mic
oerortigcs Fod 81 cin pflcgt, beriubt man. Meudel-
iuo @ittnorocrn geid, ooS oiseriebene Opfer I'M.
ldoolid1 81 modcn obne Dob 0eies meif, bon ipelder
Selte Der Angri erfolgt lno obne 0ob es i'm Stnnoe
mare iid) 81 bertbciogen llno ood lino oas ocel-
ben Sclc Die gcgcn ole EDronnc eirop1dcr Sir
itcn ocflomrcn ino gcqcn Die @reucl Scr ynq1itionl
3pci @olptpYpfte aus Dem nod Soibington be-
lorocrtcn ecild) mcrocn nngcibrt Die frenoiprodi.
Gen Slcttcr ollcn oentlmentS (nidt AnIidDtcnD &C.
ouBer bobcn ooie on SodOcrrob gren6ten" ooer bod
ipeiH lie oDal 8u lcin porgabcn 0urd bic bon ibnen
geibtc aritif mo oen @i0eritano Ocn e oen ,pon
Der grcBcn Nc6r5eb uniercs @oIfes fir Die Sider-
belt mo gSoblobrt inieres 2unocs uls notblpcnOig
erodteten yloBrcgcn" cntgcgencbtcn 6cpicen ba6cn,
mes @ciitcs 2inO ie icicn Nfity Gn0ercn 98orten:
man idll1g 0cn bon alien IDronncn belebten g9cq
Gin Inn einen Gjeancr los 5u ipcrocn g2on mobt IM
oas Slcdt an Anfidgcr iinO Ridfsr III elmer &eron
6n icin I3on crfIdrt oct lmbcqucmen 3enquentcn
netiIrb idnloig itno perrtbciIt ibn slim Eooe Nacn
bnocn 6anatifcru gait oos &opfabidlaqcn oocr san.
cen nod inmcr ais Oos geegnctfte Nittel Soeen uno
0eoalten 81 untcroriidcn. Sn oieem Safe wa mar
Die @nrotte onncrocn Den @egncr ermlroen Qicie
bot 9ciiliger Cues befolcnen Sropc a6ncn nidt ooh
bic Icth-9lmertcner gegcn Die iid 6rc Q6Idten
Dor glacm ridten it6 gar nihts geiiercs uiinidlen
fonntcn, ais cine ocrartge, MIR unter 9erIetno ser
BON Der @erfoihmg acudbrIeiteten &edte ourdsufib-
reu9c @erfolgng gSr 8dben nod poriihtigcr gc.
rednng runo 25 @1ilonen GcitiA. @mcrfoncr i'm
2onoc 0fan made oieic Gum Cpfer einer @erolqunq
nuo mon miro ocicI6c 8reuoc an bucn crcbcn, sic
eugono az Den SrIauoerL FreuBeu OIL 0cn pom Sq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
6reitas, Scu A. Wlui 1917.
"a Ncidaffnna bon edifien berdatIet aaes Nn0erc.


ygoa imo eon5 Die grimnigc Tbotiofe erfenneno,
onB Gcthlono 0ie Sdiffstonnoee Der gSet eritoun-
lid ibnea Dernidtet beabiidtgt Die Gegierlng, Die
0eiebOoroge i'm Gongreb dnea our 9lnuabme 81
bringen lucldJe ibr oiftutorde @epnt iiber ale
Sdiifsboiboie oes 2on0es geben iol @rnGbrungs-
frogcn 10 crn pie ie aud ino; 9elpretung oes glb-
ien0ens bon Sruppen nad 6rontreh ole oele
Sodcn trcten 5Irid Dor Dem eiilcn groBen &roblem:
mebr 5diffc berbei 3u bafen oonit 4eltflono nid)t
iibcr Gnglono triunpbirt"
5o loutet cine Der geitri9en 0epei6en aus 8ob-
inaton. IS bat feinen Spcd iebt nod 9etro6trngen
ooribcr on5uiteqen, Dob Oie idlredden 3ut6noe Oic
ourd 0cn Soubbootfrieg IN Der eon5en g9elt bcrbci
gefiibrt mcr0en bGtten berneocn pcr6en f0nnen pen
0os I'M 0e8enbcr genadtc 6rieOcisongebot Der ytit-
temGd3tc nift bobncno 5lriIdgcpielcn worocn mare
unD pcn &r0ii0en gSiliunS SSrieoensbotidot al Die
fricgiHbrcn6en Nldbtc 8cod)tne eefunocn b1ttc gSr
itcbcn Dor ocr Sbotiodc oof Der Soudboofrieg, Dem
oc Gnteutemadte onidngIi6 wenig geoeutlme beina-
Bcu III Doacn @onge lit iuo 10 erfolgreif it, oaB
Die gan5c @clt entgeiltcrt 5uboh. lIno mir itcbcn
Dor Der gbdtodc odB aud mir jebt 81 ben ®ub-
renocn geborcn uno Der Sou16ootfreg aud gegen
inns eerifet it, gSir tebcn Dor Der mcitcren 8bot.
Ioc6c, Dob nod fein Wtttel geiunoen poroen it, Oc
Soud)boote erfolgred 81 befompfen iIno mir in IMP
ierer &uloiigfeit mccr nicbts tbln tonncn ais ben
Ncrlub 81 modem mcbr Sd)iffe 5u bolcn, ais Die
Goiidbboote 5crtorcn fonncn @r0 oas nl6alid icin2
ten gIprilpode 100000 Sonnen Sdfisroum 5critorcu
fonen oonn lit cs 81 crporten, ooB e i6re pohcnt-
lidc 9cilte in 9dIoe oif cine babe Wtaion Eonnen
Die g8ode erboben mcrocn Ocaeidt oif cine nod pcl
bobcre Eonncn8ob; oenn we Der iadfunoiee Reoof-
tcllr 0cs 05cicntifc gnericon4 s. BERNARD g9olfcr,
erflort fam Deuti6lonO fortpGbreno $50 Soudboote
i'm 9oiI bo6cn uno i'm Sabre 1900 9oote bouen, Oo
Die 6ertigItcIung cines Guudbootcs in Deuhlono
iom cd]s Donote beaniprude @cgcn Elm 10 dnel-
les Gerncbrcn oieicr idredlidcn &ernidhmgspofe
mo Den idneacn 8crnihtngspro5eB ourd oeieIbe
fonneu pcoer micre Sdiifsmerften nod 6ie Sdiffs-
Derften oaer 2Gnoer oer g8elt i'm @au BON @rias fir
Die Dcrcnftcn 6rodtitiffe ouftommen g9enn es oen
Soudbooten gelingt, bon ieBt al coen @8onot 5mci
Wtiaionen Tonnen Sdfsralm 5u perri6ten Oonn
muB Die gScltidnbrt por 9blaui oes Sonlners gon0
ino gar 5lm Stiaitono fommcn, uno ole 6diffe, Die
mir uno onoerc 21n0er bis ooba ncu ge6aut 6oben
merocn merocn oam pie Elm Eropen oilf enem bc
ben Sten ien. Ger Seriud miro gcmodt mtrocn;
ober wcnu mittermciIe fein @8ttel genoen miro, oie
Saudbootc dnea mid1olid Su MAIDEN 0onn miro
Der &erud nidt oeil geDollten Grfolg boben
&dre 6 nidbt bcicr, man bobntc 6ricOcnSdrittc
on2 glod lit Der SSrieoe obne Sieg mogd, in flint
W1onoten mag er ndt nlebr ul0gld ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

don censorship-aided and abetted
by American newspapers which
should have had more patriotism and
common sense-was lying to you by
day and by night, the country would
not now be in the deplorably unpre-
pared condition it is, with no army
and still debating how to raise an
army; with no aeroplanes; with no
submarines that can go to sea; with
not enough machine guns to equip a
division; with neither artillery, rifles,
ammunition or any other military
necessity sufficient to put 100000
men in the field; and without ships
enough to carry them and their
equipment overseas if the men stood
ready to embark.
And we have been plunged into
war without preparation with the
most powerful single nation in the
world, equipped to the last shoe-lace
with every possible necessity Of war
fare, filling the seas with her sub
marine navy, covering half a con-
tinent with her huge veteran armies
and everywhere winning her way,
with blood and iron, against her
foes!
Do you imagine that we can make
good our defense against such bat
tering-ram of war as that by imitat-
ing England's clumsy and stupid
ccntrivance of keeping the people in
ignorance of what is being done by
way of defense?
Why, that is just exactly the sum
total of the sense and the strategy
of a poor foolish ostrich, jamming
his head in the sand and summing his
intelligent tail feathers while the
bvrtor n, q 1xac n q cta toward him
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

fatismus bcrfolqen Eplc llngorn an oen incrorild'
ten 9rootcn n0 Cciterreid all 0cn 5uriidgeebcn Sos
SloiDcn erebt 5ot 8u0em fonnte mon oos gSeiters
crideinen Der genioBraeelten 8lGtter in cnglilher
Sprodc nidt oerbinOern llno Gin betrodtlifcr &beil
ocrieben piiroe oieicn gSeg einid)logen 2ie oAme-
rifa Die ieit Sobrcn 6ereits bon oieen soften be-
Itrmt miro lid IN oos critic in engliiMer Sprode cr
deueuoe fotboliidc Soeebott Oes 2onoes 5u Ucrpun-
0eln mirOe mcitcr crifeinen itio peiter fampien r
Ocs @ofes &edte gegcn oles Sded5te por5iglid oucb
eegen oas SGletbte, oos Hottengift oos Ole gelbe
8reiie Dem @olfe in Die gloern flobt bis es @cbrn-
uno Ser5lGbmng er5eugt
gscnn ole ,9(merfa" oicien Sd)rtt n6t Idon
l1ngIt unternobm, 10 lit oaS Dor Nlem allf cinen
@jrnO 5uriid5ufibren g8dbreno nGnlicb Die 0llnte-
manner Die ole fremOiprodige 9ree Dem Senfer aus
gecfert eben m0dten Die glnliht Dertreten ipenn
man bel ocrortigen Subjeften iIberbopt bon ugniif
ten" rcocu Oorf ~, Oob oiee id iiberlebt babe, jo
ogor elm SinOerniB iei fir Die ~roide 9liimlirung
lno @merfonilirung Der I'M Ausanoe @e6Orenen
meIdc in infer 2ono fomen Inn cs 5n brer Semotb
5 moden" bertreten Die Serousee6cr unieres 9lotes
Die @leiune, ooB Die ,g(fnerfa" ols oetflprodiges
8lott ibre Wiion nod nidt oolig erfuat babe. 0en
beite pie oier5ig fiin5ig Ieds5g ieboig ia bum
bert Sabren erfiillt ole oeitid nmerfaniide Erelle
9ufqa6en 0ic piel mebr 9lnertennlnq oeroienen ols
iie qcnlenglid 3u fnoen pflegen gSos bon DER Ebo
tigfeit DER Gltcren Oeutdcn @reiie in Dem 9lufate:
ySbe Gorlier @crrlnn ylatonasn1 N Nmerlca Ter
i6icucn I'M .@mericon S5ourno Of Socioloe1" Somlor
191O geioet miro, Gilt aud BON Der belltigen llno
mcnn 9elte Die ocutld.omerifonben SlGtcr nod chem
10 pielc pobrihenliG nod mebr 2eier babcn os frt'
Der 10 lieet 6os ndt gum gcrin9cn Ebcile oaron
Dab ocr 2cieoff Den ie beten unO mic Iie ibn bic.
ten pobrcn QeitiA A9merifonern mcbr 5uioet ais Oqs
icniotoneac bcrpfcffertc periGncrte, ia gum SbciI
eon8 ldpbiibe 3eug, oos oic lonoeSiprodlioc &reIe
bon pcnigcn cbrenooacn 9lusnobmen ubgecbcn
i6rcm &cepubliflml bor5uictcn pugen Oorf @eiB cs
bod in Dem ongcfiibrten Auote ooB Die longen popu-
IGren 9(rtitel ole in oen Oatd amerfoniiden 9lGt-
tern eriienen lino 5mor ii6er Die poIitiihen @inrd
tingen unIercs 2onOes, iiber oos EortcDiten, Bum
oes- uno Staotsre9ierune uo Iofole Serlpoltlng TO-
0dnn iibcr 3oll gSGbrltngs- uno Sonorage iiber bic
gr6oIhng Scr 9oocnidGte uno g81locr, lid) ldcn
like peoples extension courses of a Western Uni
versity rather than like newspaper stuff"
g8os oeitiden 8lute$ lit, forOcrt cben cine frot-
tiec geiitige 9iobrune; cute Sousmonnsfo Oor Aacm
ollsgebodencs grot unO fcine ftdigcn biscuits"
uio bot tamales""
Cine monnbofte Sprnhc. glbcr mir glou6en ndlt,
OoB Ger GongrcB fir Oen Elon Der llntcroriidng ocr
frcnloprahecn %rciie BIT bobcn cin miro; oenu cS
9icbt nod beionnene M6nner I'M @onereB, weI6e Der
y2utcn Der fremOiprodeen @reic in ooaem gaBc mir
oigcn, uno ibrc 8abl 1T nbt fIcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
an aIlcn Qan6crn Onrupala II bie

Sn alien 96nOcrn Gnropa's 1T bic
N3nitugfeier riibig oerlolfen. 0os
mar 81 erporten. glm olerneniglten
ourfte man ollf llnrliben in 3eutid-
lon0 boffep. IS Oarf niAt pcrgeiicn
weroen ooB oos oeuti6e &olf einig
IL, neil es fait gloubt, OoB es I'M
ieine Griiten8 81 fGmpfen bat. 0os-
iclbe gilt fir Die 9oppemonor6ie;
Oie Oerihieoencn @0lferiAoften 0ie
in Der Ooppelmonor6ie pereint iino,
pollen 5uiammen bleiben, neil es
ibnen inter Der gemeiniamen Hegie-
rllng bisber rebt gut ergongen it'll
Gicbfnehtianer i'm Oentideu 9teids-
tag moaen cine 9iei6stogs- Commit
iion eingeiest babeh Die SinOenburg
controlircn ioa. Sic moIlen olio Ger
0euti1en SeeresIeitung oieielben Sci.
ieln anlegen nelden ole @nglGnoer
i6re groben @liBerfoIge 5u glnfang
oeS Grieges gum groBtcn Sbeil 6u
peroanfen bo6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
GuaIanO's aricasfOitcn bclanfcu lid IOwcit a

GuglnuO's Sricasfotcn bclanfcu iid iOucit unt
rulo 5won8g @iaiioncn Collars. Oeuthlono bot Der
Stricg flni8ebn giaionen Dollars eefoitet 0ie Soften
SSronfreifs unO HuBlono's peroen 6uammen ieOen
folls orciBig @iaionen Doaors betrogen Do5u fon
men 5ebn 9iIonen fir Oeiterred llngoru fiinf Bill
lionen fir Stolien 8pci 8ilioncn fiir Die Srfe unO
9ulgoricn ulo rngcfdbr cine 9iGion fir 8eleen Ser
bcn @}ontcneqro, Gumdnicn ino @orhiaoI linO jebt
iicbcn 9iaioncn fir 0ie Ser Stnoten Dos ergebt
cine @eiammthmme BON ncin3ig 8iaionen Doaors
0os ino ober nlr Die oircftcn Soften ocs Srcges
0c noircftcn Soften an peldcn ole gon5e Ycnltbeit
81 troeen bot iino ieocniolIs nod er0Bctc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
cSnhn 6. fSnritcr.

IS iiarb om 2. Wiai 1917 SoBn 6. S5ritrr,
eelicbicr Sobn oes peritorbcnel Sobn s. lno
Yen0 Sorlter, i'm Nlier bon 80 Sabren. Die
miiinqs bon iener 9eobniIuS, 9tr, 1923, glpro.
Yuttcrion @nrfs9lDcnmC, aus iinti. NeilebuHg
aui oem r9aliimere iSricoboe." (Wiai1-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
0nhnnn Niidlcr.

IS itarb nam Ianqcm idweren 2eioen i'm
81 Hebcnsdbr Subann Siidlcr, aeliebier @aite
bon Gbriitinn Siicber. Die 3ceroiaung iinbet
itati an Treitng gnmmiiug 2 llbr, bonn 1raus
crbauie yir 26t7, Hcbmars StraRe, ans nab
oenl rHouoon &uri Srieoboie" itat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
lIucr glOmiral 6isf 0at Gin @aRcrflne3cns con.

Incr gOmirul 5isf bat Gin @uherilns5cns CON.
itrilirt bon medem aus NIT Grole ein EorpcOo aut
Gin 5dff obgcelert perocn fam. Die 0eutidcn lino
ibm ofcnbor 5lIOor gefonunen ocnn 2onoon bcrdbtet
ein Sdiff lei ourd5 einen Gorpeoo gum Sinfcn &C.
brodlt mprocn Der bon eincm &oerilug5eug abgc
fc1tert wor0en mar Bon ilnten 1no bon oben olic
modem Oic 9ctld)cn iest Sogo oui oie Sonoclsdifie
ocs @egncrs. -Die Den Sunoelsd)iifcn aus Der 2uft
orobenoc 0efobr lit n6er lcidter 81 untcrOriden ais
oe @cfobr Ole inter Ocm 8aiicr loucrt Gngoio ilno
6ronfreid broild)cn nlir cinen ulsgcoebutcn &uft
acknowledgement 81 llnterboltcn
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(Ncn. &. Niintmer

Gs narb am 9. Wlai 1917 Gjco. 3. Simmer,
qeIicbicr Sobn bon 6crmuu uno 5annie fiinls
mcr, im gner bon 27 Sobren. 9ie NeerOis
enne fnoei dm Santitaa, llbr Na6mitiaes,
bon ieiner g9obnlng, Pr 7O5, Sitos8rittcs
Strabc, aus iinii (Wiai1-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
On 9aa6ama 6abcm Orci 9Ranncr Orci Sabre lanr

Sn 9lla6amn 6abcn Orei NRGnncr Orei Sabre LAM
unAuoig I'M 3udtbons geieiicn. So etuos fonnlt oIt
por lmo lit ouruu 6urid5ufbrcn oaB in pielcn Sal
len oe StdotsonpGlte io 0e @cbeinpoi5iiten mir
bon Dem &crlongen beeeIt Iinb aus cicn Ycrood).
tigen inter alien llm1noen ocn nirfh Sdu0igcn
5u MAIDEN nocni ie ocn ogcnonntcn vDrittcn @roo"
5ur glnmenouug bringcn ocrmittes peldcr Eortur cs
ibncn Oft gelinot ic6t ocn miaensdrfiteu W}onn 5ur
llntcr5eidnug irocno cnes cr5pnocncn @ctGnOniiieS
5u bcmegcn
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@criamnilnngs -Slu5ciscH.

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Sic mondllidle Gcrianmun9 firoci BcHtc
glbeno IN Der Stnnroallc itdtt
(WiniD 81. O.. Bon Seine Scfr
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Baltimore madJt Fdj: glOreO wia cine Sdffs6an,
wcrtc onleoen uno 5dpob BOT aud oerfiinoe ooB
CT enc oeitcre lle6crrodung in @orbcreitung babe
IS miro crportet ooB S6pob's llebcrroi6ung ebcn
foas ole Anogc elmer peiteren 5diffs6omprite cn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

0aS 3erit6ren Der rnmGndcn Gclwcrfc 6at SCn
Gnal0nocrn nd6ts ocntt sic Ycrfc llo icgt oac pic
Ncy IN pogcW @etrie6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

9ic EppOiitiuu i'm Gunerch gcecn bic yil 5nr @nc-
bcling ocr YrcBfrcibcit modt Der Gonereb miro nd)t
o[ein BON Dem inlGn0iicn GbeiI Der Yrec Der nid5t
5u oen SpcidclIedcrn gcbort ernuntcrt Die &oragc
foot 8u mobe onocrn ou6 bon ocr britiiAen %reiic.
Die glortbcffe.@ @rce mornt Oogegcn, imo Die melt.
oerbreitete britii6c @odcnHrift 9&otion~ o9t: v8r
fonnen nid elouben, Dab Die 9meritoner einuiligen
wcrOcn enes nod Dem anoeren ibrer foitlidcn &rin.
5picn Der Sclbitrcgcrung nri Dem ®soItar nic'
0er5egen ooer bcfenncn meroen, ooB Selbiregierung
mad irgcnO cner onoeren Golitif 9eibrt meroen fo
ais ouid polite &enntnBnobnle oes Yolfes bon 9lae
mas Dor ii6 gebt unO Der frcieiten @rorterng.~
gSir eoubcn oud nidt OoB oos omerfoniidc GoIf
lidj munotoot MAIDEN lGBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
An licben0cr @rinncrMna

al unicren bielgcliebien Sobn,
gSilbclm &. gang,
melcer 6eute, am a. Miai Oor bier Sa6ren gcs
itor6cn, aber Mot Ocraeen it,
Bon icincn lie0cnocn Gltern nnb Sriioern.
(0liaidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
SScrmiidJtc 9lnscigcn.
9lcucr Smndlt: Dali nm5 20. Strnee.
2Dhlcn rein nnb inter Sad. (S-)

9fismabI bon binieen 9iberu: ,,gsic 9hrger
9s6rtcrbiider &o6biic6er, e5eibditsrnibneber etc.
S6reibt fir Gratis 9roipeite ,,Sbnc Sehrrr
Gngiiid iprcdlcu nno idjreiben 5n lcruen." i5iir
9Seneinqeiuanocric fir SlGe, Die ib IN Der eng
liibcn Sprace iiben uno berboniomnnen lpols
lcn ,,glmcrifnniidler SplmctidJcr"; 365 Seiicn.
Sine lur5Qcfabte GSrommdtif Der cilolid1cn
Qebrcr Guolii@ prc6eiI nno ibrebeii ~ crs
nen C5ibt bic 9tnsiprnc6c Der gGDrtcr, Die man
inn td0licen 2eben brnudt. glud) cine Dolitttis
Cjef6diisfnrtcn etc. 9lnr 800. 3eelliniqclt
NIT Dem QctraQe bite 81 aoreiren: 6lnrir3
0alfmcDer @ubliibna Gnnlpnnn, 605 ghiro
Slucnnc, Nem Wnrf, ". y. 9h6er nur ge9en
9'orausbe5abllio oerinuht- 9e3t0.ioG-)
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9cfnnntmadlnnGem.


70. WVII WI.
IS miro bicrmt 0cIauut ecmami, ooB So6n
@ocblman, gcmdb Der am 70. Snn 1908 IN.
tcr6eic6ncicn 8croronung yir LOB, glbi6nltt
anienoir), nm 9ranbnB nndgciu6t bot, oas
gnmcien butter yir. 407, Observation-Disclosures
StraBe, ais cine oiienili6e @arage 81 be-
lnbcit
(Wiai4-5) 0jebduoes Snpcftor.