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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
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APRIL II. 1917.
KEEPING UP WITH RUSSIA.

Great Britain last is going give her the
ballot Asquith and Lloyd George say the women
have earned it. And certainly they have. Their 10y
and unsehsh support Of the government their as
sumption Of masculine tasks and the efficiency they
have shown in performing them would shame any
orable aggregation of male statesmen into granting
them equal citizenship rights
And yet there may be another reason England
would have yielded eventually war, but why
has the government announced its just at
this time?
Perhaps England had do it, keep up with
That "barbarcus and backward country through
It's revolutionary government is said be con-
templating the extension full suffrage rights
its womeP. According dispatches there
be absolutely political
women and Women will be eligible for all Of
fees including the ministry itself Russia evolves
into a republic. there will nothing n way OF
political disability prevent woman becoming presi
dent.
"A little child shall lead them" The least demo-
cratic OF European countries teaching Europe dem
dous power in Germany, where the government has
already been scared into promising sweeping political
reforms Now England which taught liberty self
government to the world lets herself be taught And
shall feel the vitaIzing effect of free America
which isn't yet altogether free
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
LITTLE BOB BIES' PA.
By William T.. Kirk.

have had the pleshur OF reeding
a truly CRATE artikel. sed Pa to Ma
last mite. 1t says in this artikeI that
the trubbel with the human race is
that we do not help one another
enuff. The reeson l like that artikel
so much, Pa sed, is beekaus it says
jest what have always sed. Man is
selfish, woman is selfish. & even the
littel child is selfish. Pa sed. How
often do you see a littel child grab
bling a toy away from another child
& saying That is my wagon & you
cant play with it,
That is vary true. sed Ma. & how
knows the man that rote the great
artikel think that he is going to
change human mater?
He admits that he can't change
it. sed Pa, but he says that if every
in q sed 10 Ma / wud like to borrow
itself We shud all be moar unset
fish, Pa sed. Take me, for instens,
sed Pa, thare isent a selfish hair in
my he'd. I never hesi-tait to divide
with my family & friends, Pa sed.
If l was unselfisher than ] am, Pa
sed. we wud be brOak.
Yes, sed Ma, you are a dear boy
that way. sure enuff II kind of
talks the curse off sum of yure other
habits. Ma sed, yure habit of whack-
ing up.
Jest then one of Mas Majors calm,
cept the sideboard. Pa sed. How
sweet il is to live in a naborly un-
derstandin with our nabors, Pa sed.
till tomorrow or next week. she sed.
Certingly, sed Ma. l will git it
for you.
& sum starch & sum knifes &
forks. she sed to Ma. we are going
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
POOR AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

The ease with which the HohenzoIern autocracy
remainder of the central powers, draft
ing Austria Hungary quite against her will,
porting the German imperial government against the
States merely furnishes proof of the world
necessity that Germany be suppressed. and that
autocracy wiped out That Turkey and Bulgaria will
called a similar support of Germany doesn't mat
ter. Germany has made herself temporary
master of central Europe stopping into Asia minor
all know her attitude toward the
of the world. For Germany 10 win this war would
the dominance all the other powers
of the earth that she has shown herself during the
past few with respect to Austria Hun
gary. would be a for all of do her auto
cratic Will take the consequences
Emperor Charles in conserving join Germany
against the United reported TO been very
reluctant about it. How different from Cuba. from
Panama and how different from Brazil and cher South
American republics. their decision 20 support this
country? In every one OF these cases it has been a
freewH Offering due the recognized justice of
cause and the high mindedness Of our purpose. II
any doubt about the ACCESSIBILITY
going into this and going in to fight and win this
last bit dominance on the part of the German
peror should wipe it
IL is much war; it much from
tho start as it the war of any of the powers con-
cerEed only, could not for long it Imperial
Germany's greed power; for domination of the
globe would not permit her 10 retain even a single
friend those that she held by force-Austra Hun
gary Bulgaria. Turkey. Seemingly she wanted no
friends save those that she hold by Evil
IDENTIFY she thought warike attitude toward the
United States would submission; that
through fear might pretend admire. though
smotherpg beneath the surface burning hate.
Germany make her slave by impression of
the iron heel and it supposed that would
like IT,
Taking Austria Hungary as enemy doesn't
half much does that she is
enemy neither 10y her choice We must
cept her. against whom nothing particular,
merely because OF alliance with a power that she
thought would befriend her rather than make her
tool Emperor charles doubt sees his
take that of the Emperor Francis Josef and sees it
compelled Austria -Hungary's declaration Of war
against Serbia pretensively because grand had
been Fascinated. but reality purpose of
starting fight with the alliance Austria Hun
gary bon Germany's slave and doubt viii be
the end Of the chapter.
credit italy. instead putting her neck
further yoke Of the triple alliance. she with
drew from when the broke became
Serbia against Austria Hungary.
than OF Germany and Austria Hungary against every
body II must have been terrible shock TO wilhelm
sam Myself seri-
ousy
Austria Hungary pIued rather than CON
demned She victim OF the incipient idiocy-polit-
81 and otherwise-of the HsPsburgs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Variety of garden seeds is import
ant. Quality differs widely and you
should select tested kinds. You can
not go wrong by planting the fol-
lowing:
String beans: Low plants, ca
green pods-strinsless green pod
FOrdhOok favOrite, CD yellow
brittle wax, pencil pod black, kidney
wax. Pole beans, ca green pods
Kentucky Wonder. Burgers. Nc
Casland; (b) yellow-GOlden Clus-
ter
Lima beans: BUSH type-FOrd-
hook brush, Henderson's bush; pole
early Leviathan. king of the gar
den, Carolina Seiva.
Beets-Early Model, Crosby
Egyptian, improved blood turnip,
dark red Detroit
Cabbage - Jersey Wakefield,
Charleston Wakefield, Enkhuizen
Glory. Danish BaIdhead Cfor winter
storage).
Sweet corn-Early Fordhook. Col
den Bantam (tO be planted every 10
days from May l 10 June II. White
Cob, Howling Mob, Country lIentle-
man. StoweH's Evergreen Qate).
Carrots-French Forcing, Chante-
nay. Danver's Half Long, Cauliflow-
er-Snowball. Erfurt Celery-Gol-
den Self Blanching, Easy Blanching,
Winter queen. Cucum bar-White
Spine. Kohl Pabi-White Vienna.
Lettuce-Heaed: Early May King,
Sensation Big Boston. Hanson; loose
leaf: Grand Rapids, Prize Head.
Onions-Southport Yellow. Red
Weathersfield, southport Red, White
Portugal. Southport White.
Peas-EXtra early: Best Extra
Early. Surprise: early: Gradus,
Thomas LaNton. Little Marvel. Lax
tonia: late: Alderman (talD, STRAIT
egem. British Wonder.
Radish-Scarlet Globe. scarlet
Turnip White Tip. Crimson Giant,
White Icicle. Long Cardinal.
Parsnip-Hollow Crown. Offen-
ham Market. Pepper: Ruby King
Neapolitan Early: squash: White
Bush. Giant. Croolneck, True Hub
bard. Boston Marrow. Delicious
TOmatoes-Bonny Best (early)
Matchless. stone Clatel.
Turnips- Early. Purple
TOP. White Milan.
Egg plant-Black Beauty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
BITS OF INFORMATION.

1t is urged in Great Britain that
absolute prohibition would free a
minimum of 10000 tons a year i'm
ships for the oversee transportation
Of food.
An imitation three inch shell sent
for desk ornament broke from It's
container in A branch pOstoffice and
caused a hurry call on the bomb
squad.
Fearing a riot al the regular town
caucus of jamestown, r. l.. twelve Of
the towns prettiest girls were put in
front seats and there wasn't boot
or catcall.
IL has beer ordered by the Seattle
CITY council that hereafter members
of orchestra and the audience must
stand when The star Spangled Ban
ner" is being played or sung
Solomon. king OF Israel. is said 10
have been fond Of rides. Riddles
were in favor with the ancient Egyp-
tians They were especially used az
banquets. both by Greeks and Ro-
mans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

TO have cumpany today & thay are
kind of stuck up.
We are kind of stuk up. too. sed
Pa after the nabor had went out.
She stuck us up for everything ex-
cept the sidebord, sed. How sweet
ii is TO live in a naborIy understand
ing with our Majors. Pa sed.
Well. sed Ma. that is the kind of
thing you were just telling about
reeding in yure wonderful book. HUI
man charity dosent ring so sweet,
Ma sed wen YOU talk it hOam & try
it on the piano.
] cud have jest as well let her
husband borrow my dress ute x a
extra shirt, sed Pa. II she is going
to be our steddy nabor I am going
TO brake our leese.
II seems funny TO heer a generous
SOUL like you go on IN that strane,
sed Ma She was laffing at Pa.
/ am generous soul, & you know
it, sed Pa, but l have lot of per-
sOnal trends in the borrowing biz
ness & I like TO talk cair OF them
first. Thay helped me wen I had
the borrowing feever, several yeers
ago. sed Pa.
So thay did. sed Ma, & if you say
so l will turn this lady down cold
the next time she calls for a littel
chat and a littel china.
I guess you will have to, sed Pa.
il mite set a bad eXampel TO Bobbie.
He will watch this woman owrk &
then he will go out & be borrowing
marbles & fishlines from the other
boys. Gee. sed Pa. but dident she
talk yur breth away?
Then Pa got up and locked the
door and put the key in his pocket
and began to reed his book about
Human Kindness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
ONCE-OVERS
HARD LUCK?-THERE AMT NO SUCH ANIMAL

LUCK?-THFISE
Some ares always having wha
Of
Smith luck the
Jones luck" my IS usual"
TO luck when little
the trick is turneduck no
Young when choose profession
he
Better start salary than
well
so-ae
bad luck some M VIII
ahead and then
school yourself to 10 you for the best
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
The Stars incline, but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
Wednesday. April 11. 1s1I.

hthiitruAgs ADEll H. 1911.
Good and i'll contend today. Nep-
tune rules for good, according TO
astrology. and Mars is in benefc as
pect late in the evening. The sun
and Saturn are adverse.
IL is a day presaging activity of
both army and navy. This means
preparedness as there is no sign Of
bloOdshed.
The outlook for commerce is
promising. conditions being much
improved in certain quarters.
There is a sign presaging extra
ordinary activity In iron aui steel
work. The stars are exceedingly be
nign toward machinists. extractors
and workers in mills Of every sort.
Mars foreshadows benefits to sur
geons and hospitals. This should he
a fortunate day for whatever has TO
do with the amelioration OF suffer
ing Dentists should benefit.
Neptune appears TO indicate the
mesmerist
The seers prophesy that a story of
provision or presentment. which has
some bearing on national affairs will
gain wide credence.
Interest in cooking and the study
Of food values, predicted two years
ago. will reach a significant point of
development in the summer. il is
said
The death of a foremost American
novelist is foretold. There is a sign
urf., Of
ers
Excitement in Washington over
an attempt 10 wreck a building or
do bodily harm 10 a prominent man
is indicated by the stars.
Those who are making plans far
ahead will be interested TO know
that the indications are not promis-
ing for an excess of confidence in
the speedy ending of the war
Trouble over aviation matters is
presaged for the United States,
which is TO win fame by its gains in
the manufacture of aerOplanes.
Ireland again comes under a sway
of the stars that is read 10 fore
shadow seditions and dangerous dis
content.
Persons whose birthday il is prob
ably will have an active and diff
cult year. Those who are employed
should be very careful.
Children born on this day will be
active and alert in mind. Boys
should be fortunate in business.
Girls may not marry until late in
life.
Copyright. 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
Variety Of Garden
Seeds Important,
Tested Kinds Best

The News-Times is conducting
column with the cooperation OF the
National Emergency Food Garden
Commission To inspire the planting
OF more food gardens throughout
the country. Members Of the COM
mission are Charles LathrOp Pack,
president Of American Forestry as
ISOLATION; Luther Burbank. DR..
Charles W. Eliot. Prof. Irving Fish
or. John Hays Hammond. Fairfax
Harrison. MyrOn L. Herrick. DR..
John Grier Hibben. Emerson Nc
Mlllin. A. w. Shaw; Carl NrOOman,
assistant secretary OF agriculture;
Capt j. II. White. L. :. shipping
board; James Wilson, former seCre-
tary Of agriculture. You should
watch this column every day. Any
questions should be written on one
side OF the paper and sent 10 the
Garden Editor of the News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
THE MELTING POT
COME! TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.
ONE ANoTHER's BURDENS.

The awful curse poverty voubly
It's many disadvantages frequently been aired
A total lack of : pOtentIy
To constitute burden resting hars the mir
me citizen whose PocEetbOOk as a
IS In a situation which is easily depored
But on the other doleful hand sect he guy
Whose piles of tall
lie coldly counts his coolies of accumulated
While
lie locks his bags of plumber with his
While happy homeless rabbits
But STILL l think that is a load ]
with no distressing symptoms o eXcruciating
If is bothered a plethora OF
Which constitutes a health
Ny motives of philanthropy impel me TO decla
That such responsibilities I'd kindly share.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

II fine tribute that Prest Wilson paid the new
Russia The great generous Russian people have been
added. in all their native majesty and right to the
forces that lighting freedom in the world for
justice peace" as he added Here is a ft
partner for league of honor" We need not be
ashamed lighting by side with Russia
against autocracy and inhumanity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11
The Public Pulse

Communion lions for this column
may BE- signed anonymously but must
be ACCOMPANIED by the name Of the
writer to insure good faith. No re
spOn sfbuity for facts or sentiments
expressed will be assumed Honest
discussion OF public questions IL in
yite6, but with the right reserved 10
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. The column IL free. Bot, be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Rabakkuk was eighth in order OF
the minor Hebrew prophets The
strophical arrangement OF the de-
nunciation OF the Chaldeans issa re-
narkable feature OF his prophecy
The whole concludes with n magni-
fcent psalm in Chapter III. a COM
position that has been considered un-
rivaled for boldness OF conception.
sublimity OF thought and majesty of
dicuon-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Tereschtenko. Russias finance man. sounds
good. Says he'll sock tax profits and organize
to middiemen More money and cheaper food
out 10 help some
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Texans already organizing a regiment OF rough
riders. We hurry to nominate ex-Pres't Taft for
colonel There aint nobody for whom cavalry riding
would be rOugher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Mr.. Hindenburg would dispel good deal DOUBT
by telling just where his line allies
don't to be paying much regard for what looks
like the line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

over eight thousand Germans and Austrians ap-
piled for citizenship papers at Chicago since Feb It
makes the stork alsoran the producing
Americans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-11

Those bloody Baltmoreans rioted David Starr Jor-
dams peace meeting crOoI. erOoII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
..Scdlnildlcr Olrrrin y

9lls GeIegat fir ocn rEednil6cn
Gag, Der i'm September in Chicago
ItottfinOen ioa, wuroe eeItcrn 9(beno
mdbreno Der @eidb6itsiibltng oes
ggaItimorer Sedniiden gereius" in
Der u2ebmann.Sone" Serr Sobn
Gir5upeit eruGblt mO ais SteIlber.
trcter .Scrr 9looIf SdocneiS. Sm
Saufe Oes 9lbenos wliroen oie bor-
liegenoen GorreiponOen5en perIeicn,
iolpic oos @rotofon Der lebtcn Ser
iommlling. Serr 9lobert Sobn bottc
Die 2iebenSpiiroiefeit, bic MiteIieoer
oeS Gereins fir Die nG6ite 8eriomm.
lung, weIde am Samitoe, oen 4. 9(n.
quit ItattfinOet, auf Icinem 2anOlit
III gIr6utus ein5ulaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
WcltanScn Ranb Elm.

Inter Der 9InibulOigune, ongeblih
on 10. Suli Wli6oel Goried unO Fe.
ter Socobs BON Curtis 9oD in ser
9lnnopoIis GooO 6craubt 81 baben,
tpuroen geItern bon ocn @ebeimpoli.
5iIten Onpis. &ode uno 0nirf Orci
MGnuer uno 5uei WlG0feu oer6oitet
Iie @erbaftetcn iinO ser % Sabre
oIte Sobu Gomi bon 9ir. 140i, Sii0.
Glinton-StraBe, Scr 2S Sabre oIte
s.. @cD BON Or 1874, SiiO-Grrbom.
StroBe Ger 10 Sabre olte 6reOerid
@ollmer bon glr. 454t, SorforO
Gooo. Oie % Sabre oIte Wlbrtlc @ei.
ner bon Scr. 62O, @eIt.Sorotogu.
StroBe, unO Die "a Sabre nIte Dlora
@riiiin BON 9}r. 2422, McGloerrp.
StroBe sic oeitonoen Die G6ot eiu,
uoraui iie nod Ser mittIeren Eoli5ci.
liotion ge6rodt muroen, ipo iie iiir
sic glnne g(run0el.GountDs sVebor0en
icltqeboIten perOcn. @enGB 0en Pin.
go6cn Der @crou6ten beiticgen Iie
am GnOe Scr 9ig6titroBen.9riide bel
9rooflDn einen Sitncp Bus, Der on.
geblidb bon Gomi eelenft prr0e. Pin.
itott noh Curtis Ban 5u iobrcn lcnf.
te Der G6ouffeur in Die glnnopoliS
@ooO cin umo in scr gtdbe BON Glen.
6urnie ipurOen 0oried mo Soco6S
uuerwortct onoegriiien uno I'M $l00
bcroubt. Gie Sitnep- -9onOitcn lieBen
Damn i6re Spier 6euuBtlos aiIi Scr
StroBe licqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

iuie groB mar obcr icin Shrcd, ais
CT ieine 9outippe Dor iidj ia6, Die i'm
ioiort nit Dem Nleier 5u beorbeiten
bceonn. Scin Scmo por balo in
Gebcn oic -ncilgierige Wicnee poate
iiA nidt eiu5umiihen, oa Die mi.
tbenOe 6rau orobenOe 9lide nm lid
bcr mari. Nlebrere Mimlten lana
Ooucrtc oer 9ompf 5Uiihcn Dem Che.
poor. Gem %oli5iiten Sursler ge.
lang cs i6lieBlid, oie geiOen 5u
trenneu imO iie felt3uue6men. @cgen
unorOentliden 9ctrogens brodte cr
iie bor 9iihterSobannien in Der noro.
mcitlihen Eoli5eiitation 100 Ole 5rau
i6rcn @otten ser llntreuc be5idtigte.
&iHtcr Sobannien entlieB Oen Wlonn
ilnO luSpcnoirte oos llrtbeil fir Die
6roli, nohocm CT ibr cine Ocltlibe
@ornlmg ouf Ocn @eg gcgebeu bat.
tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Giitrifts. gc6SrOcn crnaunt.

Erei glppcllotionS-Gom III
Der Nluiterung fir WlorDlanO
ouSgctpG6It. ~ g8urOen geitcrn
6etonnt gcgcben.
Gie 0rei 9lppelIotions6e6orOcn fir
@orDlonO, pel6e nod Oep Gntidei-
ounecn Scr Iofolen @efreiingsbebor-
oen oils lebte Sniton5 gelten, wena
irgepo eiu 5um MilitdrOieuit cinge-
5ogencr 9legiitrirter nit Ocr @nti@ei-
Dung Der unteren SSnlton5 nidt 5li.
rieOen lit, wurOen geitcrn IN @olb.
ington bonn General -ErofoBnioridoIl
GropOer befonnt gegeben. Gicielben
icbcn licb lpic folgt, 5uiummen;
@rite Gipiiion (9oltimore): @owin
5. 9aetier, Charles GnglonO, Sobn
S. 5erguion, Sobu $. Gibbs uno Er.
gtotbon g. @orter.
3meite Iioiiion (peitli6eS WorD-
lono): 01illorO g. 9urgeB, Somes
$. @on6rill, Or. 8. u. @jriifitb, So
bert g. @loB unO G6os. 8. &oemer.
0ritte Gipiiion (oItIider SbeiD :
Curtis 6. Crane, Or. s. Wlc6aoOeu-
Cid, G. 2oiro Senrp, Gbarlcs 6.
9li1 unO Sorrp 81. &oe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
.Quciu's SippOSrome1.

Sn Oieier 8ode mir Oos @ro-
gromm in .2oem's Sippoorome"
obermoIs Elm Sternen-%rogromm"
Icin. Mnuoe 2eone, Den 9clIAern
gutter Ebeoter ipoblbetonnt, ruter-
itiitt bon gutter Eruppe, miro Elm
@eloOromo sur 9luiiiibritng bringcn
Oeiicn Scenen iib in Oen untcren
Sdidten Der Menidbcit obwideIu.
GoS Stiid rii6rt aus Der 6eoer BON
@iaorO alod, eines 9u6nenoidters,
Oeiicn @r5clisniiie nuf oen 9iibnen
oes grooaoWoD 6urore ecmoht ia.
ben. nSniioe Stuif" meiit iponnenoc
Scencn ouf. Gouelos 6oirbonfs
miro in ,8iIo & @oGp~ ieinc boor-
ItrGubenoen 5a6en in cinen weIt-
li6en MeIoOromo borfii6ren. SuoIer,
Stein mo @biaips, Orei Singer nit
eliten Stimmen. rueroen ii6 in Dem
9ieoe nSormoniihe Sdritte~ boren
Ioiien. Belle Wiontroie uno gia0
glaen perOen ibr Gou0coiIlclhid ,Gr-
tra~ olfiiibren. Gorot6D, Elm netteS
6rdulein, miro ooIfst6iimIihe imo
fIaiiiide @eiien auf Dem &iono-
9lccorOion Oortraeen; Sorrp 9auob.
lin unO CLARA @eit in Gin @rooo-
moD Siift9en" ouftreten. Sones um6
Eote uerOen Gom0Oie im0 @cwauOt-
belt in ongenebmer @eile 5ur llnter-
baltltne porfiibren. SoDfs 2nitipicI
Gin Ourhgebronntcs 5oblen" be-
I6lieBt Oos acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Coroner &ilcD iiente eeiiern be.
5iieIicb oes Sooes oes 8ortAFoIi5iiten
@obrieI 3. O. 8or. 81 Sabre oIt,
bon gfr. 1885, gloro-@ilmor-StruBe
ser aeitern Wlorgcn in cinem 3immer
I'M ,Sotel Terminal" toot nuigehu-
ben puroe, fell, ooB oerieIbe eines
nutiirIi6en SooeS eeitorbcn mar,
5or itono icit bier Sobren in oeu
CicnIicn Der &arfbeborOe ais Foli5iit
@r mar ieit ldneerer 3eit fr0ntlid.
@S ficI auf Dab Gor ciu 3immcr in
benz Sotel mict6ctc, nadoem er am
Gage oorber icinen Srno, BEN er 10
Sabre lang eefiittert bate, eridoi-
len botte. 6or bate $400 in ieinem
8eiib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Nnrae GtaStneniafeitcn.

Notboniel @ilion SdIep bon 9sr.
1877, Cit-Eotrid-S -StraBe, in SSreocrid.
mo. eiu ongebIider Better oes Der.
Iiorbencn gIomirol SdIep, bat iid IN
Die 9llnocsilotte oiiincbmeu Ialicn.
Bis eeiiern N1ittog milrOen soc.
600 @aaoncn @bisfep aus ben 2o-
gerbdirern inter 3egierimes-Gon.
trole bermlseenommen. Cie Steuer
Oofiir beIouit lid oii $55O.00O. Ger
taeIibe 0urdiduitt 1T 100000 @ol.
lonen.
Sn 6olee Ocr 9eiiimmung. Dab
ieoer Wotroic Elm gilo nui ieinent
@oB boben muB. MAIDEN ole @boto-
gropbeu OIL Der @oiierirout CUTE @e.
ib1ite.
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