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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
MIR. TOWNLEY'S
LOYALTY PROMISE
tFrom Minneapolis Tribune,)

tFrom Minneapolis Tribune.)
A. @. Townley, president and master
spirit Of the Nonpartisan league, fore
casts that an unalloyed atmosphere OF
loyalty will pervade the conference Of
that organization now being held In
st. Paul. He promises that any
speaker who utters sunpatriotic senti-
ments will be tossed out ana cast into
the darkness Of Nonpartisan league
Mr.. Townley's words, per ss, have
an agreeable sound. 1t iss to be hoped
that they will be redeemed by the
facts. They would be pleasanter to
the ears Of all good Americans lie they
had fallen from any other source than
from the lips Of the man who, In a
public speech IN Williston, N. D., On
June 8 last, said he believed and
feared that "the flower Of the young
manhood of this nation 10 going
across the waters to bleed for the
profits Of the damned pirates who
profit from our food and our food
products." Re there still Iurk in the
mind OF Mr.. Townley such thoughts
as are contained In that quotation, he
may not be q first rate fudge OF what
is patriotic and what is sunpatriotic In
Iefce. II
Head-liners on the daily prosralns
include Senator La Toilette of Wis
consin, the quality of whose loyalty
is ranked by millions far below .pnri
Senator Gronna OF North Dakota,
who is Senator La Follette,s echo:
Governor Frazier Of North DaltotA,
who reached out the hand cf welcome
profession OF the Peoples Cottncil9
when doors everywhere else were be-
ing slammed against II: Senator Borah
OF IDAHO, sv1ogr Has {y,rTa fs1d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
THE ENDLESS BATTLE
(By Berton Braley.)

(By Berton Braley.)
There is no hope, and yet I keep on
fighting.
There is no chance, and yet I fight
the more.
Fate's holocaust is loosed against me,
blighting
My dream Of triumph that 4 held of
@yore;
Sick am I, sick unto the very core
OF heavy wrongs there is no way of
righting,
Yea, I am weary Of the battle roar;
Beneath black skies no u is yer
lighting.
I see no gleam Of victory alluring,
gain,
If I endure I must go on enduring
And my reward for bearing pain
is pain;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
a.$Asa
Letters From
Our Readers

70 the Editor
For those who are not going to the
front there are activities connected
with the successful termination OF the
war into which all loyal citizens must
enter to the full measure Of their abtl-
fields OF human endeavor Or as sup
porters in Q financial way, or both.
For those who AM and the willing to
give financially, a system should be
devised whereby all subscriptions for
all war activities, should be paid intoa
common fund with a single treasurer,
to be in turn apportioned on a. per-
different associations according to the
scope of their work, thus doing away
with the present method Of giving
largely to n and nothing to the
others which happen to solicit soon
after. There must be no slackers even
should the amount be small, for here
the parable Of the widows mite can
The present hit or miss method
lacks cooperation and lie net the bus.
mess way Of solving the financial
problem with the expectation that
each activity will receive Its full meas
ure OF support. Recognizing the fact
that each association must be main
tanned Until the end of the war and
s4i0bf ooVpOAt 1uuSSH 10
that time, we should now begin to
place their revenue upon q continuous
basis. There is no limit to the amount
which can be expended, and every
dollar to- good purpose. There lis,
however. limit TO III giving power.
isosthatS the quicker we ptacss all asso-
Ictaticns upon q permanent business
basis the better for all concerned.
AS to how much q should give Ii
~distinctfvely IN Individual proposition.
One should first recognize that this is
to continue until the end OF the Sar.
We should give up to that point where
we begin to feel the pinch and we
would not be too generous IL we were
to give to the point OF where II hurts.
The amount should be given the first
Of every month and should be the
first item paid. Each association
could then figure within a reasonable
percentage Of it's anticipated revenue.
The list Of associations coming under
this fund should be limited to those
only which are engaged in war activi-
tiles.
With the idea OF carrying out this
proposal I would suggest that the
heads of the several associations get
together and discuss the feasibility OF
carrying out this method, which would
trequire but N soliciting COMMITTEES
for all. It would relieve every person
OF the Inconvenience OF being repeat
eddy solicited. and would also place
each association upon a stable finan-
cial footing, thus increasing its work
~. D. TAYLOR.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
What Is Going On
In Germany
As Told by the Newspapers We
Get from the Teutonic Empires
and Neutral Nations.
GALL ON WOMEN
FOR PERSONAL SACRIFICES.

The Frankfurt Zeitung has issued
an appeal to the pm of Germany
to sacrifice their personal belongings
to save h country. The appeal reads
in part:
''rhe house Of Germany is in dam
gef. 1t must be saved at any cost.
First Of all, women Of Germany, give
up all your gold and the entire con-
tents of your jewel boxes, surrender
your wedding and your engagement
rings, your brooches, your bracelets
n all niementoes you hold.
Take all this gold to the gold pur-
chasing Office. We need it, we need
it greatly.
Nor is this all. II Germania needs
gold her children call for clothing, for
furniture. for shoes.
Give up the layette Of your first
born. Get rid of your gowns, your
costumes, your skirts, our b1ouses,
and YOU cloaks, and take them to the
cast-off clothes office.
Descend into your cellar and
your empty bottles, your corks, old
lamps and plates, door knobs, trunks,
bags. walking sticks, umbrellas, cush-
Ions, coveriets, old toys, old picture
frames. and carry them to the house
hold effects collections office.
Get rid OF all your objects OF
luxury-brOnzes, cups, vases, china,
and 70 forth. Away with your fans,
your lace, our epgravings and paint
ings. Deliver them all up to the Of
nee for objects Of art
s~7a,25o.ooo FOR
BERLIN WAR RELIEF.
Berlin papers report up to August
i. the city had maid e76 oR0 n00 IN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
NUTTY KNOWLEDGE.

A new pen is on the market that
ought to prove a useful and valuable
article TO many, especially to cartoon
lists. It can be made to make a neat
blot ove a word or letter when the
spelling is in doubt.
After many attempts a Cincinnati.
genius has given up the idea of a tail
gate on a rowboat. as being practical.
That men are called "whalers'' does
not mean they are<natives of Wales.
Scientists are Unable to solve why
1t is that when you wish to attract a
fella's attention by whistling, every
body turns around except the fella.
WAL u,oJIi
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

per, the reason why DR.. Helfferich,
the late imperial secretary of the in
terror, is to be minister without port
folio is that he is to devote himself
to problems connected with recon
Observation-Disclosures If German
commerce and trade from a war to a
peace basis. The Daily Paper ex-
plains that Helfferich will thus. in a
way, be 'the real negotiator for
peace, as representative of the i'm
perial chancellor"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
PAYING BY SYSTEM

There is merit in the suggestion of DR.. Taylor thai
in the making Of contributions to patriotic funds the
work be systematized SO that there may be a fair dis
trfbution Of the contributions and some intelligent method
of collecting and apportioning. We are gradually COM
ing to an understanding that this war is a serious affair
and one which will call for the best effort of our people
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

lie Mesnager, U. S.
Citizen, is Nearly 6s, and
He. Won a Medal Fighting
the Prussians Way Back
in 187O-But He Left His
Adopted Land Again to
Save Paris-And This
Time He Won a Whole
Coatful Of Medals.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
The Lost Continent
Sunk Without A Trace
tFrom New York suno

iFrOIn new YORK sung
It is new opportune to congratulate
son administration upon a stroke of
diplomacy as brilliant in conception
as 1t was swiftly successful in prac-
teal results.
There is no longer need of specula-
ton about the prime motive impelling
Mr.. Lansing to make public the un-
foreground services rendered to Ger
! der why u government has omitted
to make a direct issue with Sweden
concerning the performances of some
of her representatives.
Sweder's relation. to this business
is almost negligible in view Of the
larger aspects of the case and the
larger things accomplished by Mr..
Lansing's well timed disclosures.
The secretary Of state mad the wit
to perceive his great opportunity, and
he lar elbow power wherewith to
strike when the iron was hot.
He saw and he struck. German
intrigue was busy in South America
l~cultfvating what seemed almost the
only remaining field for friendly neu-
an1ity and extensive and profitable
trade relations after the war is over.
South America was Germany,s last
lchance; at least on this side OF the
globe.
What has happened? Well, we are
all beginning to understand, as the re-
turns come in from Argentina, from
Uruguay, from Paraguay and from
other parts of Latin America where
the exhibition OF Germany's insolent
lduplicity has aroused bitter and last
ing resentment. Sweden has lost
some OF her reputation, but Germany
has lost q continent.
lEEEA - Elk--rn8 A.-A-nENaElL
plete1y disappeared than has South
Amerfca from the map of Germany,s
lpotentialities Of possession and COM
~inerciaI exploitation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

Yet though the hope, the thrill, the
zest are gone,
Something within me keeps me fight
ing on
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
thursday EVENING. SEPTEMBER 20. 1917.

Q folds sf white and scarlet! o blue with your silver
Stars, NAY fond eyes welcome you; willing feet follow you:
blessing! Ours by Inheritance. ours by allegiance. ours by
anection-long may you float on the free winds Of heaven,
the emblem Of liberty. the hope Of the world.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

That mud river IL miles long which.
has been discovered In Alaska VIII exe
cite no wonder among folks who have
lived on the banks or the Missouri.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
INFECTION!
NEGLECTED TEETH AND BIG
TONSILS OFTEN HAIR
BOR TT.
Many people think that the use
Of a toothbrush is a part of re-

I 10 q PdIC OI 4C~
s~pectability.
While this may be
true, the average
toothbrush usually
is almost worse than
nothing at all.
h toothbrush
has only a limited
life, and it is worse
than useless after it
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
|HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Germany ara Sweden are Ia posfI
ton TO Join in a Testimonial OF the
effectiveness Of the United States 81.
cret service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

6H ~AM is almost worse than
I'M NNAB nothing at all.
~WH0 The toothbrush
VFVMN&4DuH has only a limited
SVVSI life, and it is worse
than useless after it
is worn put. Again, a toothbrush to
retain it's stiffness must be dried out
between usings and should, therefore,
mot be kept in a toothbrush container.
Each individual should have two
or more Of these useful articles in
constant use and should be careful to
use them in rotation in order to per-
init thorough drying and a return Of
gthe normal stiffness of the bristles.
Everyone should visit a good dem
fist every three or six months and
have him carefully examine every
tooth.
If there are no cavities he will, at
least, clean the teeth Of the deposit
commonly known as tartar, which
cannot be removed except with q!
sharp instrument, which must be APP
piled skillfully even below the gum.
This Is sometimes called scaling.
II the teeth are kept denta1ly clean
by this scaling process as deep down
as the dentist finds necessary, pyor-
rhea or Riggs disease will never
threaten.
In add1t1on TO decayed teeth the
tonsils are the next important focus
Of infection which may work harm to
the body.
Many tonsils that apparently are
normal or that cannot be seen on the
ordinary examination are Sub
merged" and when drawn out by the
throat specialists instruments are
found to be exuding pns. Such tonsils
probably cause more trouble than the
large tonsiIs which are usually re-
moved,
HEALITH QUESTIONS ANSWERED..
7. N I: How can I keep from con.
tracing colds this coming wfnter?1
BY keeping your own health up to
par, getting plenty OF fresh afr, and
by hghting shy OF rooms, private or
public, where other people cough or
~sneeze in each others faces.
Germany and Sweden are Ia posfl
ton 70 Join in q Testimonial OF the
~eHectiyeness ofsthe United States ge-
cret service.
That mud river IL miles long which.
has been discovered In Alaska VIII X
cite no wonder among folks who have
lived on b banks or the Missouri.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

HprtnE cleaninH 81 ali saseona IL
done BY watchmaherns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

air6cniiirIt Scr 9(nItdt, Dab Weiterc
Observation-Disclosures 8ur 8cit
Oeraeblit6 icin Oiirftcn. en-
tente miro oicleibt erwioerilug
Oes 9}rdfocntcn ou@ ols Oic
! i6rc eelten IoIicn. 2orO 0io-
bert GeciL 0enLet oies on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

5lpciiclt pcrOem mo meun 0ie &c.
gicrlng banocln fonnte mic Elm pri.
bates @eldditsunternebmen Damn
tpiirOe oie sadie iebr oereiniadt icin
Sin priOntcs llnternebmen fam lid
Die NlcOicn mdblel Ourd oie es an
5cigeu mill, lmO fam ieine glusgobcn
controlircn. gl6cr menn Die 9egie.
rlmg cine iolde GonIpagne iiIbrt,
Damn mlB iie in oacu 3eitnngen mo
3citi1riiten in 9lmerifa obne Inter
lAieO on5eigen; aae miiiien gleid be-
1onoelt rpcrOcn im0 ale iollcn eIeicb
be1on0clt mcr0cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

Gbicoeo. 0. 81. glnguit. Wlcb.
rcre Sitnoert ghisldnoer. Die in Soit
genonuucn poroen tporen neil Iie
iid nidt inter Dem gIusbebuneS. @e-
ieb botten regiitriren loiieh meroel
elmer eeitern erfoIaten @efonntnn-
dung 5ufcloe in Brei6eit seiebt ner.
ocn. Cine entiprebenoe Geriiigung
lit aus gSoibington eingetroffeu.
gSie oneeeeben miro, piiniht oie
Hegieritng. Oie Soften Ger Strofuer.
foIalng 5ii iporeu. Gie 2elite wer.
oen 8mdnaspeiie regiitrirt uno ton,
men Damn ibrer @ese eebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
0maIildcr 9gaciiiit pcrdnftct.

Sonoon 81. gluouIt. ~ s. 9.
1ioreI, Der ScfrctGr Scr Union Of
Democratic Control" elmer Der 6ii1.
rer Der Nuciiiiten.9cmeguna, muroc
beute perbaftet. Sein @urcuil IN
&onoon mo feline @obnung III ct.
g(Ibans worcn am SonItag BON Der
%oli5ei our6iudt uno cine groBc
Nienge Napicre BON Der @oli5ei nit.
9eonnuicn DorOen. Niebrcre 8ei-
tingen botten ibn IN lebter 3eit pro-
0eutidcr @efiibIc ge5ie6en.
SIN BON StroBen 3oli8eigcri6t
muroe Die 9(niduloionne eeeen ibn
9e6ubt, Gtbel Scoocpid in ingeies-
lider g8eiIe DerIcitet 5u boben, ein
4onpblet nod Der Sdmei3 81 brin.
gen Wiorel puroc fir Oos @eridts-
perfabren fcitgebaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

Slnhport oes BrdIiOenten alf sic
SrieOeusnotc OeS @opites 9cneoict
lit bcute bis 5i pdter Shmoc nod
nitt in Berlin cin9ctroifcn
Cine Icpeihe aus Sollan0, lucl-
DIE reOattioneIle 9eiprchungen Olew-
S)orfer 3eihmgen iibermittcIt oic6t
Die ein5ige 9lnoeutumg, pcldcr mon
0eu sSnbalt ser glntport cntne6meu
funn
StoIienildc 3eitnngcn
5oIIen &iIion gcifoll.
HonL 81. 9luguit. Somo6l ooS
r@iornulc oStolio~ ais Die .S,oco
9lo5ionolc" ipredcn ih i6rcn rcoof.
tiouelIen Commentator glii9cn0c 9ln-
crfennlng liO Glu6ciBln9 ser g9iI-
ion'iden 9eauhuortilng Der @apii.
9iote aus.
6rfe0enS Broieft in Der
9 dmet5 infcenirt?
8nris, 81. 9higuit Sine 9ln.
8a6l bcrporrogcnocr Geiitihcr un0
9eiicrreiher, oeren Gintrcffcn in Der
Sdmcij fiir5Iib geneloct morocn
it, bcih1iiigt iic6, mic Scr 9crner
Correspondent Ocs rSSourual ocs &c.
bats" neloet, enliig nit cinem Srie
oens-Frojeft.
1icics lduit nnd Scr 6ctrciicn0cn
sQicloung 6aroiti 6iuous, 3pii6en
ocn Characterization Sbmicrigfciteu
uno 0liBitimmina 6crporjurlfcu
lm 0oourcb fir sic @littclmddte ein
@'iuimlm BON 3ugcitduoniiien 81
cripirfcn.
geridtot miro, ooB lid inter Ocn
al oieicr SSntrigue Yct6eiIiqtcn Scr
irii6ctc oeutidc 9ieiASton8ler Cr. b.
9ctbmunn-SoIlpeg beiin0et Der
fiirjIid in 9iogdb eingetrpifcu lit;
icrncr 8iirIt bon Billion, ser frii6crc
ocutibe 9oti6aitcr in StaIiciL oeiicl
@auptQuarticr in Bern lit; Baron b.
@istro Der frii6rc oiterrcidiibc @e'
ianOte i'm Saoa, Der iid in 3ug olli.
BAIT ino 6dlliig 9ieicn nod 9erli
imicrlintrt; 0rai @ohIAowSfi irii.
bcrcr 0itcrrcidiidj n0ariihcr @li-
iiiiicr oes sleuBercn in SnterIaien;
%riuj 9IIirco So6enlo6e, Frinj So
6ann BON Shon6urg.Snrtcnitein,
Scr iri5erc oitcrreidiic6e 9otiMoitsr
ON Soiitat iebt 81 Sl5ern; 0Iroi
@olii Nletternid. Scr frii6ere bent.
ihe 9otidaitet IN Der Eiirtei, lmo
oic @raicn %iidlcr uno %cnt9ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
am gOGmtampf.

9tetp Yort 81. 9luonit lin
So6n3uIo9en bon ie 20 Fro5eut 81
er5ieIcn. gerfiir5un9 ser tdalihen
9lrbeitS5eit olf s Stmocn berbei5u-
fiibren, ausihlieBIihc geiddftigiiue
bon llnions-Dlit9lieoern 5li er5luin-
gen. bobcn beiite 9ornittos Touienoe
BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ole 9lr-
belt nicOer9eIegt imo il mebr ais 200
@crtiiotten lit DER 9etrieb cinaeIieat
mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01

g9ir mahten 5orti6ritie an Den
noroliben g[bbdngen ocs Wlpntc Sorl
@abriel lmO i'm @reitooi55o-Sbole,
oen 6ortnddigiten g8ioeriiano Oes
6eiioes nicOerringeno.
gSir mo6ten 636 @eionocnc, oo.
rlinter II 0iii3iere, imo erbertetcn
5 Mloi6inengepebrc.
Srob Oes 6eIiigen 6ciicrs unierer
6lue3elig-@eidiibe boben lniere
9leroplane in criolgreider gSciie
Observation-Disclosures inn Sonlino-&e-
bict lno Ger6iuOunes-2iuicn ouf
Dem &arlt bom6oroirt.
SSm Gonccl.Sbole (2cOro.GbaD
bro6 in scr N}ithpob-9}a6t cine
ieinoli6e 9lbtbeilimg in einen lmicrer
@oiten Gin rnO na6m ciuigc rnierer
Selte ais @eiongene nit. Sine I'M
ierer Eotrollillen ieBte ieOodb ocn
NeIterrei6ern nod6 im0 befrcitc lnl-
icre 2elte ilno nobm einen E6eil Der
fcinOlidcn 9lbt6cihng geiongcn."
gtur fleine 9perotionen,
iogt @oris.
@aris, 81. 9(uglii, Ger beute
giohmittog bonn iron50Iii6en &riegs.
biireol bcr0iientlicbte oiii5icae @eridt
bat iolQcn0cn Wortlaut:
vOeiili6 bon GernD wilroc cine
icinoIide gotrouiIle, fucIbc iib imIe.
rem 9inicn 81 ndbcru iudtc, Onr6
itnler 6cier 8iiriidgel9la9eil,
gllf beiOcn lliern Scr @loos CAB cs
idorfc 9(rtiacric-Ebd bdtigtcit,
Stu glioB miroc ein GoriioB Oes
6cinOcs iiOli6 bonn Sortlnaunspei-
lcrfopf gdn5Iid a6geihloocn
Sluf Dem 9iclt Der 6ront bat iitb
nidtS bon 9eoclitung ercignct.~
9euti6e befGicBcn 9ri-
tenfront Dor Gems.
9Onoon 81. gliguit. ~ Son scr
6ritilden 6ront in 6ronfreid uno
gclgicn piro omtlih gcneloct:
Gas @cttcr lit iun6eiiinunt. gg16-
reno orr 9}obt wur0cn nniere poroe.
ren Stc0lu9cn nabc 9lrleilr-cr-@o.
Belle g N}cileu iiio0ltIid BON 9cns)
pom Ocn IeiltlArn itart beihoIlen.
3u frii1er Nlorocnitun0e ioletc cin
9lngriifsucrluh gegcn unicre 9inie.
Cie 0eiltiden Erippen wuroen poa-
ltdnoig 5uriidgeidlngen.~
9 rite n.G crIuite i'm Nl ma
9luguIt.
Son0on 81. 9(ueuIi. 0ie
@eianimtDerliiiie Der britii1cn 9lrmee
on alien 6ronten i'm Monat 9lueuit
pcroen mlf 59Stt be5iiiert:
@etootct mitrOcn oOcr i6ren @iln.
ocn erlaoen: 1878 0fii5ierc unO TO-.
9l2 Nionn.
&erwunoet ooer DermiBt Iino:
1922 Ofli5icrc umo 43,469 Monn.
2 ie Sriten riiden in ga
latina Dor.
SonOon 81. 9luguit. Cine
bciitc bonn britiiHen &riegsomt aus.
acacbcne oiii5iclle @itt6cihmg Iogt
@ir bo6eu aeitcrn 9labt in scr @e-
9cno iiiolueIilid BON @a5a. in BolG-
iiino, iniere Sinie ouf elmer 5ront
BON 500 Daros porgei6o6en inac.
o6tet cincS bcitieen @eidib. unO
Observation-Disclosures Oes SEM
oes. llnierc %erlille wnren unbc.
Ociltcno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
Bn lUa0tr
uno 81 lanor
&adcn bic 9cMtldrn
SrSrn @iSa bOr.
S(ftiOitat 6cmtIbcr SSlUtte
i'm 0tiaa Wplf beDbadDtct.

Eorpeooboote, ll.9ootc unO @iinen-
fegcr MAIDEN bort ibr Grihcincn.
@icr8ig ocati6e 9lcropIanc
bom6aroircn riiiii6e S6iffe uno
Safenipcrfe, iowie SSnicln int
@}cerbuicn bon 0tieo. II Stolic-
ncr MAIDEN meiterc @ciaugcnc.
%eterSbur9, 81 gll9nlt.
Geuti1e 3orpcOo6oote, llntcriec6ootc
ino 5iideroaupicr iiuo in Ger 9lod-
bari6oit 0cs 9ligocr Wlecr6uiens be-
obodtct lpor0eu, iuie Ger 6clitc glo6-
mittag bonn rlIiiiitcn &ricgsbiircol
befonnt ecge6ene oiii5icllc 9cridt be-
ia9t,
Gic @littbcihng iiiet biu5ii ooB
40 oeutiAe 9leroplone SSnleln inn 9li-
gocr Wlccr6uieu ongceriiicn bo6cn
9ieun5ig @omben uur0cu gcIiern
BON Ocn ieiiolidcn 6licgern oilf rui-
iiide Sdifie inO Die S5ofcnwcrfe bon
9iiea bcro6ocuorien. 9iuiiide 6lic-
ger 9riiien bic ieinOliben 8lug5cu9e
an bon oen ruiiiiAenW3ai1mcn lulr-
Sc feline beidl10iot.
StoIiencr MAIDEN iibcr
600 @cfan9cne.
9lont 81. Slileuit. Gas itaIic-
niidc aricosbircol Deroiicnilibte
beiltc 9tabmittag ocn nabitc6enoen
antlicben 9eri1t.
u@eitern boben unicre StreittrGite
aui Dem 9oiuii53a.8loteuit ino Dem
9arit iniere ncigcluonnencn Stcl-
hngeu auf eini9en &06cn beieiiigt
itnO unicre 9inie nlsgeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
Sabncr gnariH.

Son OelltlDen unterleeboot inter-
nommen. n 9lui cinen groBen
oelltiden 6radtooupfer, Oer bon
einem 3eritorer csfortirt mar.
ll-9oot flibr 10 no6c an oen Cam
pier beran OoB oerlclbe @e-
idiise nidt ee6rahbcn foniie.
Gin otIontiihcr SofcL
J. gIiiguit. II Bon einem fii6nen gln.
grill eineS oelhiden 9oucb6oots alf
einen bon einem 3eritorer esfortirtcn
9roBen britiiden 6rahtOompier be.
rihteten 0litalicoer Der @o6monn-
idoit oes Dompfcrs, Der beiitc bier
onlon0te.
Ger glngriff ercignctc iid6 al einem
Hiiuftc ctpa 500 @lcilen bon Scr
aiiltc bon Srlono, ais iid ser Srodt.
oampier nlf Ger 5obrt nah Ocn Scr
Staatcn beiono.
Das critic 9ln5eiden ser glnpcicn-
6cit Oes 6cinocS ipor einc Idncllc
@cnotmg oes 3eritorers; i'm nod.
ten 9lusen6lid ihon ioiiite elm Cor.
peoo on Dem 9it9c ocs Qompiers
oorbci Ger nod gcrooe 3cit 6ottc.
aus5uipeiden.
Eie gndnannibait itano 6ereit.
oag deler 81 eroiiueL aber 81 i6rcul
Gritalmen toudte 0os ll.goot BET.
na6e innlittelbur All Der Seite oeS
Ganpiers oIif 10 nobc 5u Dem
Sdiif, Dab Ooiielbc icinc aunonclt
niht auf Oos Goud6oot ridten
fomntc.
Der 3eritorer founie ebenfaIIS
uibt 6eucr aeben. ga ser Qompier
Oas Submorineboot bette 0as 9cb.
tere oeridmano inter ocn ggogen
o6ne 81 OerIuheu einen SdlB 81
ieuern
.3w0Gf SegeIidiffe iiber.
fdllig.
Gin pacifilher $afen 81.
glugiiit, 3lp0li bier cuportete &c.
9elidifie iiuo, mie Die Sanoelsfan-
mer bellte befonut eo6. nod g(niidt
bon 9lbcoern iiberfdlli9
0orlintcr befinocn iib oic .Woi.
tung," 2530 Gonueu 81 Gage aui
Ger 6o6rt bon g1eu-Seeano, uno ocr
otor-Sdooner o2aura @6olcn, :"
10l6 Sonnen, 60 Gage auf ser 6abrt
BON ciueni pacifiihen Sofen.
GontrebonOe 6 borgefuno en-.
Gin otlontii der @ofen,
/. 9lnouit. n Gin ihpeoiider Gam.
pier, welber oie 6o6rt nod einem
Idpeoiiden Saien an9ctreteh puroe
eeiicru BON 9ie9ierrngSbeoniten be.
iiiegen. ggie oerlautet iollen in oem
2oOerolm ocs 0ompierS 200 Son.
nen aupicr gefunocn poroen iein.
Der Gompicr uiBtr infolae 0cnen
nod ieincn God 5nriidfebrel umo
cs 6ciBt ooB Die gon5e Saouna ge.
loidt meroeu nuiB, e6e oem GonpIer
oeiiattet miro. lpieoer in Gee 81 &C.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-01
@rdFOent eratnIirt a5nisin geiI.
belminn.

gg goibinQtom 81 gIiieuit-
Frdiioent @ilion ionote bcuie Der
&oni9in @ilbeImino Scr 91ieoerlanoe
i'm glomen 0eS onerilnnilden %olfes
@liidlpiinid)e aiI ibreni @eburtstage.
Die Goniain piiroe am 81. gIilgult
1880 aeboren.