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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
|NEL LUENzA HEALED BY
PROMPT TREATMENT
Infection Specialist Warns Against
Neglect; Suggests Remedies and
Their Application.

New York, Sept. 27-Dr Irving
Wilson Voorhees,, who is on the nose
and throat staff of the Manhattan Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital, and writer
on infections of the respiratory organs,
said yesterday very little can be expected
from efforts To teach the public how to
prevent the current influenza wave from
becoming pandemic lie added
ut is quite useless to give directions
as to fresh air, plenty Of exercise, &c.
Longshore men and those who earn
their living by means OF pick and shovel
get about all the fresh air and exercise
any one can, and they are just as frequent
ly brought down with the disease as
those who live indoors and exercise little.
Headache, backache, rise OF tenn
perature, loss of Appetite, &c, are all
constitutional symptoms. which come
lished itself in the blood stream, and
this very often occurs within a remark
ably short time after the local signs In
the nose and throat Therefore, prompt
local treatment should begin with the
first sneeze.
"In general, home treatment OF all
respiratory infections Is unsatisfactory,
to saw the least, because 1T cannot ybe
effectually given The principles OF
treatment in the hands OF the specialist
are lust two first to wash out as much
of the infection as possible with warm
alkaline or saline solution; and secondly,
to apply antiseptic medication to the
mucous membranes so that every nook
and Granny of the nose and throat will
be rendered as nearly sterile as one
can get 1T.
Three Anisepties are Of Especial
Value When Applied to the Mucous
Membranes of the Nose and Throat,
Viz: Silver Nitrate Spray in Per Cent
Solution, Menthol Oil in Per Cent
Solution, and Finally the Dichlora-
mine-T in Chlorcosane Oil Which has
Been Worked out After the Expert
ments Of CarreI and Dakin-"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
CAPTURE OF MONTFAUCON
EMPHASIZED BY PERSHING

Warrington, Sept II tofTensive)-
First details of the new victory Of the
American forces, reported last night by
General Pcrshing in his daily communiquc
caused elation in Washington today
Capture OF the strong position Of
Montfaucon appeared to observers rs
the most striking feature in the report Of
the American commander.
Identification by General Pershing
Of the troops operating around Narennes,
Montblainville, Nauquois and Cheppy
icorrect) as units from Pennsylvania,
Kansas and Missouri also was regarded
as significant, making as it did the first
time the American commander has seen
fit to make public the divisions taking
part in the first stages OF large operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
KAISER DODGES BOMBS
DOWN PALACE CELLAR
King, Field Marshal and Prince
Duck When British Flyers
Raid Mannheim.
By Associated Press To Every Evening


Geneva. Thursday, Sept 26.-Em-
peror William, Field Marshal Duke
Albrecht Of Wurtenburg and Prince
Stephan of Schaunburg-Lippe we're in
Mannheim last week when British air
men raided the city.
The Royal party, according 70 the
Democrat Of Geneva, was staying IN the
Royal Palace and the Emperor and his
staff promptly took refuge in the cellar,
remaining there twenty minutes.
The palace was not nit as Il had been
during a previous raid, but bombs feil
in the vicinity.
The Royal party spent last weak IN
Alsace-LOrraine, stopping at the chief
Rhine towns. Military hospitals gener-
ally were visited and public CEREMONIES
were avC d
The object of the visrt, tho Newspaper
adds, was to appease the unrest and fcar
of the population owing to the approach
TO the frontier of allied arm1es and the
constant aerial bombing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
STOP SODA FOUNTAINS
IN BOSTON WAR ON FLU

Boston, Sept 27.-The emergency
health comIpittee of which Henry B.
Endicott, executive secretary OF the
state public safety committee, Is chair
man, voted today to request proprietors
of all soda fountains To discontinue Inn
mediately the sale of all drinks, as an aid
in checking the spread of influenza.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
FITZSIMMONS ON TRIAL.
Philadelphian Accused of Larceny by
Trick" From Architect Hance.

After many delays and bitter opposition
on the part Of the defendant, who put up
stiff fight in the Philadelphia courts
against being brought back TO Delaware,
William Fitzsimmons, under indictment
for the larceny 'by trick" Of $3.50, in
transaction over diamonds from Wallace
+. Hance, local architect, was placed
on trial this morning before Judge Helsei
and jury in General Sessions, Room
No =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
par;s Sent 2T-3 20 %. m

General Franchct D'Esperey. COM
manding the allied armies in Macedonia
has teleeraphed 10 the French govern
mert that high Bulgarian officer has
presented himself in behalf of General
Tcrodow. commanding the Bulgarian
army. asking the Suspension of arms for
As hours TO permit the arrival Of two
authorized delegates from the Bulgarian
government.
The minister of finance. Liaptchef,
and General LoukofT. commanding the
BULGARIAN second army, are on their
way TO the French headquarters with the
assent of King Ferdinand to arrange the
conditions of the aruiisticc and eventually
the terms Of peace.
Germany intends TO send n solemn
protest to Bulgaria against Premier
Malinoff's request for an arnistice;
according to Berlin reports received
in Amsterdam and forwarded by the
Exchange Telegraph Company,
News OF the Bulgarian developments,
including the offer of an arms tiCe, the
Copenhagen correspondent states. was
from German official sources
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
NEW 18 To 45 DRAFT
SET FOR MONDAY NEXT
Twenty-Sfx Horrs VIII Be Rorrhr-
ed to Take the 1900 Capsules
From the Wheel
BY Assoc'a.e1 Press 90 Yv~vrv-r>vs

Washington, Sept Z7,-Morday, Scp-
tember 30, WIS set by Provost Marshal
General Crowder today az the date
for the national draft lottery 20 de-
termine the order in the classes 70 which
they be assigned of the thirteen million
men from 13 70 IS who registered for
selective service, September II.
The drawing viii take place pnblic4y
at the Senate office building and the
numbers will be given To the press and
the country by district draft boards
as quickly AZ the list can be printed and
put into the hands Of the board by mail.
IL vin be nece-s1ry this tim.
10 draw one at q time, approximately
1900 oapsules, containing the serial
numbers and IL win require approx
imately twenty SIX hours to complete
the task.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
NDORSES M'NABB.
Non-Partisan League Supports Demo
cratic Legislative Nominee.

The Voters Non-Partisan League at
a meeting on Wednesday night. indorsed
John L. McNabb, the Democratic nominee
for Representative in the Legislature
from the Fourth district OF Wilmington.
The Endorsement of Mr. McNabb came as
a surprise, as the League has been gener-
ally regarded as partisan for the Re
publican party.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
GRIP CARRIES OFF MORE
THAN 20 IN NEW YORK

New York, Sept. 2z.-Twenty deaths
here from Spanish influenza, and seven
from pneumonia, some Of the latter due
to influenza, were reported to the health
department today THIS is greater
number than the total deaths reported
since the disease first became prevalent
July /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
RE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1e
DELAWARE FIRST.
Leads the Van in the Matter Of Peach
Pits for Uncle Sam

The Delaware Red Cross today re-
ceived the following telegram from the
National Red Cross
"Out of $50 collection centres in the
United States yours is the first to ask
for car Hearty congratulations. II
you wish extra bngs wire Immediately
and we will send them
This means that Delaware was the
first State to accumulate carload of
peach pits, due to the energy of the
in the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
RALPH TURNER DEAD.
One of Four Sons Of Mrs. Anna Bell
Turner in Couuty's Service.

Ralph Turner OF ll19 Adams street,
son of Mrs Anna Bell Turner. died at
the Naval Hospital at the Great Lakes
training camp at $50 last night.
He was one of four sons OF Mrs. Turner
who are in the army and navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
RICH PITTSBURGER HELD AS SPY,
y Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept 27.-Alleged by
Federal agents to be the directing head
OF German espionage and propaganda
work In Western Pennsylvania, Charles
+. Banning reputed multi-million-
ARE. was arrested at the Duquesne
Club this afternoon on Federal warrant
charging violation of the espionage
act Banning is naturalized American
citizen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

Playhouse Look who's Here
Ciarrick-E audeYiile
Queen johanna EniSts.
Males tic Out OF "a Clear 5 ky
Sictoria-'The ManX Man.
Savoy-"A Soul Without Windows"
LyriC-AluSicai comedy and photoplayS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
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London, Sept. 21-I p. m.- Inc
British government today received
from an official authorized source
an application from Bulgaria for an
arluistice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

General Won Stein became PrusSian
War Minister late in October, 1916,
succeeding Lieutenant General Wild Won
Hohenborn, who was placed in command
of an army corps on the western front.
General Won stein had been in command
of the fourteenth reserve army corps,
after having served as Quarternaster
General. Before his appointment as
War Minister he was in command of
troops on the Somme front in France.
General von Stein rendered his resigna-
ton as Prussian Minister of War on July
l3, 1917. but it was not accepted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Lerv Conrtmen DO Fishing.

Members Of the Levy Court went down
the Delaware Bay on fishing trip yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
FLYER CROSSES ALPS
FROM ITALY TO PARIS

Paris, Sept. Gabrielle ID An
nungio, the Italian author-aviator,
arrived in Paris this morning IN an
airplane, flying from Italy across
the Alps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
KAISER LOSES Won STEIN.
Prussian War Minister Reported to
Have Resigned.

By AssOclaled Press % LIVELY tNenlns
London, Sept. 27.-Lieutenant Gen
eral Won stein, the Prussian war minister
is reported to have resigned, accordin
to advices to the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Copenhagen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
CHILE TAKES HUNS SHIPS.

AT Intcrncd Vessels Ordcfed Afmtu
by Government.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Santiago, Thursday, Sept. 26.-Thex
Chilean government tonight ordered the
naval authorities to occupy with armed
forces all the interned German ships in
Chilean harbors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Amusements Tonight

A feeling OF security goes with Clover
Dairy mlk.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

paticular people choose Clover Dairy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Fair. Warmer Tomorrow.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. sept. 27.-Forecast for Della
ware
Fair tonight with frost In the interior:
saturday fair aud slightly warmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Promises an Arstce for 48 Hours to Discuss Terms for
Bringing Contests to Close; Paris and London Both
Notified of Request
BERLIN PROTESTS
At PEACE PA..LH
Ministers of Ferdinand on Way to
Meet Entente Officers in
Field.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

London, Sept 27 - p. m-rhe
allied troops in Macedonia have captured
more than ten thousand prisoners, says q
statement from the war Office More
than two hundred guns also have been
taken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
Ser 3cnion' 'g'riitcnfupf


9i o NJ I. >Somlor. -- Sic Scltcr'
rcic6er mur0en in Ocr lebtcn 9iodt
0cjmln0cn, inIolgc Der itdlicnlden
CiicniipsGpcrotoncn Den 3cnon.
Nrilfenfopi oltI}ugcbcu 0cn iir ais
Stilbplmtt oui 0cn ueltlihcn llicr
Oe5 4iouc bicltcn umo Iid oltI Oa9
0itIide llicr Or8 6htIic5 3llriidjn}ic-
ben. Gic 0on}c 3cnion .9icGlnl0 1T
icbt i'm 9clbe Scr itaIicniid)eu Strcit-
trdltc.
IieIe amOe bruQt Der bcutc Dad.
nittua allSQcacbcnc umtlidlc Ncridt
Oc3 italicnilcbcu @cnernGlobS.
6citiNC 9(rtillCries esC lie | c
in Ot ontc : ON o.8 egcnO.
9erlin, I. Sonllor. r. Sciti0e
@(rtiQcric. GucQc to6tcn gcItcrn Oen
0an3en 1ug oti Der uor0li6en itolie'
uiIhcn Sront, IN Ocln Montc Somba'
@lbidnitt 10 mrloct Die oeltidc
o5erltc Secrc@leitllnN in ibrenl bcltc
9tndmittuG crluIicQcn amtlidcn &c.
ricbt.
(,Sn Scr crluGbntcn @eqeno inter
nobmen oic irnn5oiildcn 5rtppcu
sic bcn &talicncrn sur ScritGrtlln1
QCiun0t lDrr0clL an 5onntng cirC
Cifcniip.gcpcQllng.)
&tnlicni 6 cS 6oupt'
uunrticr in 9toro. .StaliC II.
81. Ia5cmbcr. (9liiociirtc Ereiic. y
Ger eriolg Scr iran50iiIhen lruppcn
in Ser Oionte Son6n.@egen0 luirC
crit in Ben nciteiten 9erihten in lei
ncnl gan3cn llmiange befannt. 9tcbel
oen 1913 8eiangrnen, 1lntcr ocner
iib II 6Itcrrcidilde Giii3icrc beiall.
Sen, mnrOcn I grobc @eid)iibc lnt
60 Maidinengcpe6re,, nCbrer(
SGncllieucr,@ ,@rnbengei6iite ltnO cine
0robc lGcnge peribieoeuortigcl
arica9naterinl5 crbelrtct.
?lber Die 6oupt.9eoeltlrnq oe2
Streidea Scr 6ran3oien licgt boriu
oob oamit Die GifenIipe auf oieier
arieqsifuuplab ans ben SGnoen oes
,ScinoeS in sic Der Staliener iiber'
aing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02


trauCn3uoll.
Hori&, I. &un - frcmicrnlini.
itcr Glcnguceau h0t lilr 0n2 ,EctIt
r>olrrnnl" 0ic nadltchcn0c 9}clio6r&s
Notid)oit Ncichricbcn:
,&arlm bin i0 Dcrtraucn&uoa?
94cil idl lmlcrc Noihr2 fcnnc; mci(
id ibrc Gilbrcr femme, tloricbcno
lmO cnticDloiicn; mcil ib lmicrc
ltonOboitcn 9lQirtcn fcnnc; mcil ib
sic 9merifoncr an ser 9lr6cit irDC;
lpcil unicrc TcinOc lest ulc Noiinlmz
ucn ulli ISricOcn in 0u$ Nordchcn Scr
rllliiihcn MnrinoliitCn icbCn.
Mod, ciniQc c,cr0iihc 9lnitrcn0lm
ocu. Sic Nobn lit irci. &tb icbc ona
3icl."
&uiicr MilDrIm'a }tcn-
iuhrQ (uNC8bcfCnl.
9tmitcroonL I. San. - Berlin
hcrichtct OoG Goiicr @i(hClnt 0icien
nodlItcbcnOul Ncuia1r2 IuNc3bcicbl
on sic 2(nncc lmo sic TIottr Ncrit6tct
bat:
Gin %o6r ihmercr uno bcOcutcns
Der Shlodltcn lit Ut Guoc Qclongcn.
9ic QigontiichCn Sflohtcn lucIhc
pom ,SriIhiohr bis um S1Crbit ori
bcl9ildcm mo irnB0iiihcm @oocn
tobtcn nurOcn SIT @rmltcn lmlcrcr
Qlorrcirbcn @ofieu cntichicOru. &m
Often fat Scr Gficmju.@ciit lmIcrcr
9lrucc OurG m1btiQc 1trcirbc Qrobc
GriolQc crrlm0cn. lluirrc &NIicn
ruben icbt ouI 0cn Oorti3cn &ric0a
id,uuplub. NlGBcn0c SicQc moAtcu
in ciniQcl mCniAcn Eolcn Die ttollcs
niidrn GiicnIip CpcrotioUUn BON
,>nhrcn }lt ShQuOCn.
%n Cooperation nit mciutr 2lrmcc
nat ucinc Ilottc mic0cr ourdl tiibnc
llntcrnchnnnQcn ibrc (iichtiQfcit CT.
luicicn. Gic ltntcriccbootc ucrrihtcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
Grplpiiun in EnlUerinbrif.

Iairmont, ". .@a., I. Gan.
Sin 9lrbcitcr muroc gctootct mo nret
unocrc crIitten g'crlctunncn mohr'
idcinlid) tGotlid)cr gtntllr, ais belltc
Morqcn cine GrploIion Gin (SebdllNc
Der 9lnlugc Der Wionongobclo Fnlocr.
1Sabrif 5erIt0rtc. Gie @enmten Der
6irma Iino lid iiber Die llrind,c Ger
Grplplou nidlt i'm &laren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
GciielcrpluIipn-,iuei Sobtc.

g8oibin9tor, /. Son.-3mcl
Ncqcr lpllrocn 6cllte bel scr Grplos
iion cincr 6.50aigcn aciielr0brc in
Gbilu6elpbio tSlotten6oubof gct0Otet
un0 iehs onoerc idiper perbrnnnt.
gconltc bcs 5Slottcn-G departments CT
fldren, man glallbe, Die &obre lei De
left geipcien. Sic Sooten iopobL
ais oltd oie &erlcbtcn iino 9cpobncr
bon 41iiaoelpbia. Gos aeiiclbollS,
in Dem iid Der llnfoll 5iltrtg, crlitt
MIR penig Sdaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02

laden Itritten, ais lie iid) trenrtcn.
9llbcrt Gbamberloin'5 2cidc lultroc
alli scr 6orn icine5 grlIocra bcgra-
ben gcfllnOcn.
Gs Dar0e bclitc qeinat, Oab Or.
Chamberlain lid oonlit pcrthciOi9en
miiroc. oob elm Streit sic Iraaooie
peririahtc; ob CT jcOpd) in Seltipcr-
tbeibigina gcbanoclt babcn milf,
luAroe nid,t ~et1t aar gcinuGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
GGnberiidle Weritnuer.

g(uitin Ger, /. San. - Seocr
perfiigbarc Hongcr nuroe beute bon
@encrolooiutant mad, 9llpine ge-
ionot, nohoem cr 9crid,te erbaltcn
butte, ooB 0terifoncr eincn lleber-
inll oui sic @rcn5c in jcner @egeno
plonten. Gie 9ion9er iollen ctipa so
Wnnn 5Gblen. 9eine Gin6elbeiten
lino bier iiber Die Sohe eiugetrof.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
Viii iidl idjnloia bcfcnnen.

VI d N on ., Nay [. N0nllor. =
Or. 9lio ". Chamberlain iriibcr bon
Sopo, ociien Erojeb mor9en 6egin-
nen ioQ, miro, wie iein 9(nluolt Gas.
=. Eaoc bcutc nnfilnoigtc. ieiRcn
G. Sage beiltc uufilnoi9tc, iid iduI
oig bcfcnnen, ieincn 9rtocr, 9iid)ter
albert 7. Chamberlain in @oodl.
lano.&oultp ernorOei 5l babcn.
Iie Gbamberlains famcn uor cini.
Gen ,Sabren aus SoDo nod bier, INN
cS pcrlalitet, oaB lie iiber gcrmogens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
Gcrbnltnngcu uuracnomnlcn'

&crlnltunacu uur9cnommcn,
9toriolt Eo. /. Som'ar.
9,oGc}u 5pci 9lodS inr Scrjen pon
goriolt3 @cid0itSolltrift clnlNlleB'
lid, 0c3 WtonticcllosSntcla, mllrocn
5erlt0rt, Orei M0uner lpr'roen &c
t60tct lmo minoeltcn9 5lpon6lg Fer'
ipucu crlittcn mcDr o0cr nlIllocr
ld,ucre &crlcBungcn III cIner 9telDe
ppn Grpiolionen lmb 9r0noen, net
d,e mic sic Eoli5ci uno olc Widrlllcs
9lutorit1tcn iibereinItimnello gloll'
ben, mli &crbrcbcrbano 5urlld5ufllD'
rem marcn. Sic Slontncn lparen
belltc 9lbcno unter Gontrolc gebradt
obcr oic Sriinmcr bronnten illllner
,,od) mciter. Ser %erlult miro all
mebr ais $2,00O,0O0 gcld)oet.
Grci 0ctrcnntc Grplolioncn III orcl
ucridicocucn @cbGuoen, pon oener
bic cine iib ercignete, nah0enl oo"
1Scucr bcreita iot inter eontrole
mor, iiibrtcn 81 Ocr ol9enlelnen
llcbcr5cuQlng, oaB Ieinollde 9l9ellten
ihrc S,ono I'M Spiele bnttcn. Winpor
Olopo protlomirtc ooa &rle9Sreft
iiir Die Stoot, inbenl er Den Wiorlnc'
Neh6rocn oic Sbcrnuiidt ilber9db,
mo chuu 2500 Wiurinclol0atcn ltno
Nlouiodcr Uon ocn noben Otdrlnes
2totioncn bolicn ser Eolijci nno Den
Ncim @ur0Cn 0obci, Die Sronullg
mliredt 5l crDoltcn u1o Bllmoercl
III perbiltcn.
lfori1c Eatrorilen nabmcn nab
rcno 0cS 9tohnllttogS ollc peroo1tI
Gen Ecrionen 9cIangen, lWo IilnT
WPGnncr muroen ais DER 5bot per
oGdtig pcrboitct. 3ruei oerIelber''
S5uoo Sdniot uno $. 81. 2elltng ons
0cbliAc 9lct8ocuti6c, murocn Den
20cntcn oc9 ,NlItl5. Geportenlcnt'
ilbcrmlclcll.
6clltc llbcnO mdhten @crildtc ole
Mun0c, OoB 5luei GclrtIdc ludbreno
oc9 Cages BON Niutrolcu crldonen
luor0cn iciCn; abcr lucoer olc FoIi5cl
nod oic Wtorinc 9lltoritdtcn lpollien
Oicica @criidt bclidtiacn.
Go9 Jcucr nobn III ocm dllcll
(5ronbD Ibcntcr, all DER @runbp'
Strofc, icinen glnlunq lno pcrbret'
tctc lib nit groBcr SdnclIi9fclt, on
Die ,Scuermebr in ibrer glrbclt ollrb
/ cingcIrorene SDOronterl ourt 0crlll'
ocn @oilcr, Grlld lnO ourd) Die Sen'
pcrotur, bic lid nobe Zero belt, be-
bnOcrt luurocn, Gie 6Iumnen
jpranacn bolO alli 0aa Wionticcllo'
| S)otcl mo omocre bcuohbartc @ebnlI'
| De in Sem 9lod ii6er. Sic lpIroeI
ipGter am Gage inter Gontrole &C.
braht; ubcr bertc 9l6cnO brdd) 0a9
Icucr pon nellcnl oua, irab lid iibcr
oic @roubD. Strobe binilbcr uno lc1tc
oo$ bolbc S60uiergcpicrt III HIhe, che
linn Ginbnlt gebotcn luerOell tonnfc.
3ulamnenltilr8enOe .U'ancrn lmO
3inmerocden iuurOcn tilr Wtit8licoer
| Ser 5cucrlue6r lmo Der WorilcsEa'
trouiQcn perb0ngniBpoll. Gin Seuers
lnonn Gbos. Ot. e. Gop, lpltroe &C.
t6Otet, itno iieben on0ere luurocn ner'
| lett. ais Elm Stodpcrt OeS Montl'
ccQp .SotclS 5nlamnlenItilr}tc, llno
| mebrcrc Wotroen muroen unier ocn
Sriin1nern begroben, oils cine 9Raller
| Oe8 geuor. .@ebailoeo einitilr5te Gret
luurOen idluer perleBt ans Den (rllms
mcrn berous93o9cn; }lpcI lcoodl
fonntcn niht bclreit luerOcn
Iclerpebrleute pon 9torToIt. Eort@'
nolttb uno Suiiolt lcilteten in Yer
elm nit i6nell organillrten 6ener
9rigaoen uon Motroien SeroiibeS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-02
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0ofnungta.
ssu Ncuiabrsboti6oiten
amsgc0rnft.
Surdb britil1em mno fran=
,oiilhcn Yrcmier.


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