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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Imputations Resented

In sternest terms the note repudiates
and resents imputations of bad faith.
and Interior motives brought against
the Washington government in the
Mexican communication to which it is
a reply. Gen. Carranza is informed in
so many words that protection of its
own borders is the only object sought
by the United States; and is told that
that object will be pursued whatever
the consequences may be.
Copies Sent Diplomats
When the note had been handed to
Mr. Arrendondo for delivery to his
chief. copies were sent to all embas-
sizes and legations for their informa-
ton. A summary was telegraphed to
Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City
that he might wisely counsel Ameri-
cans resident there. He will not COM
municate it to CarranZa officials.
Mr.. Rodgers reported during the day
that he had arranged for a refugee
train to carry Americans and other
foreigners from Mexico City to Vera
Cruz. He expects to see it off tomor-
row, but will remain at his post unless
a declaration of war or a deliberatlVe
act of war by the de facto government
should make it necessary for him to
leave.
Mobilization Progress
While the United States awaits Car
ranza's next move, steps to make the
border secure against whatever may
come are going steadily ahead.
Mobilization of the National
Guardsmen is proceeding expedi-
tiously in all states, and plans for
sending some of them southwark in
response to request from Gen.
Funston are underway. Secretary Lam
sing today described the policy of the
government as being founded only on a
resolve to protect the border That pol
icy has not been changed, he said. and no
military step that has been taken has any
other object. General Carranza was off,
cially informed of this in the note which
went forward today.
Funston's Statement
To carry out his share in the policy,
Gen Funston sent a long code dispatch
to Secretary Baker today indicating what
portion of the 100000 guardsmen ordered
under arms he needs Immediately to REIN
force his border guard. The points at
which he wishes the men modified and
the proportions of infantry. cavalry and
artillery he desires to have at each place
were included.
Assignment will be made from the first
state units to be mustered into the ser
Continued on Page 5-coIumn a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Battle Is
Imminent
in Mexico

Columbus, N. NJ, June 20.-CarranzA
troops and soldiers of General PERISH
ing's expeditionary command south Of
Namiquipa are on the verge of hos
tilities, according to report from the
field tonight. A wireless dispatch
from Col D. C. Cabell, General PERISH
ing's chief of staff. said that the at
such that American motor truck sup
ply trains are in danger Of being fired
upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Pershing Makes Ready

The MeXicanS are said to have
mounted artillery in position menacing
the Americans. Persistent rumors were
current here tonight that Gen. PERISH
ing has split his command into three
columns, each prepared to move in
the event of hostilities, while others
said that truck trains had been fired
upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21

With g. election precincts missing in
the fourth district the vote was:
Leonard A. Pierce, S66.
John Leary, 32S.
Although the Progressives had been
released from obligation to vote for
the party candidates by the Maine
member of the Progressive national
committee and some of the candidates
had withdrawn, a number of Progress
sives cast their ballots. This will enti-
tie the candidates receiving votes to a
place on the ballot at the September
election but it is expected that most
of them will decline the nomination.
Revised returns for Democratic con-
rressional nominal ton from 156 out of
173 in the fourth district give:
Leonard A. Pierce 1855: John Leary,
1854
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21

erations have taken place along the
remainder of the French front.
Attacks and counter attacks by the
Austrians and Italians in the Tren-
tino region have followed each other,
but neither Of the belligerents has been
able to make any marked progress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21

Portland Me-, June 2O-The plurality of Carl E. Mliken
the Republican nominee for governor increased while
Frederick Hale the Republican nominee for United
states senator decreased slightly by revision of the un-
official returns of yesterdays state primary and the addition
returns from towns which slow reporting The former
had margin of $500 and the latter 1900 The with
small towns and unorganized townships missing which
could not affect the result,
For Governor. Carl E. Mllken 22276 Frederic H. Park
hurst 1880; Edward w. Wheeler 8O5; Timothy F. Callahan
$685.
For SENATOR Frederick Hale 1888; Bert NJ Fernald 49,
O96; Ira G. Hersey, 1314O
The totals by counties are follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
THE WEATHER
FAIR TODAY

Weather forecast for northern New
England: Fair Wednesday,; Thursday
increasing cloudiness; probably show
ers west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
$50 AMERICANS
REACH BORDER

Douglas, Ariz.. June 2.-About $50
Americans reached the border today from
Cananea. The refugees comprised prac-
tically the American population Of the
town,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Stern Answer to First Chiefs Note
Regulates His Charges and Asserts
That the Border Protection Will Be
Pursued Regardless Of Consequences
ISSUE SEVERELY DRAWN AS
MOBILIZATION GOES AHEAD
WITH ALL POSSIBLE SPEED

May Be Several Days Before First Regiments
Are Mustered in-Munitions Embargo in Full
Force -Battleships in Striking Distance-Sec
rotary Daniels Asks Senate to Add Authoriza-
ton for 10000 Additional Men to Navy Bill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Boston Forecast

Boston. June o0.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Wednesday fair; Thursday
unsettled, not much change in the tenn
perature; moderate westerly to norther-
ly Winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Milliken's Victory
a Notable Tribute
Hale's Margin 1900

roostook Nominee for Governor Countless Park
hurst Four, Wheeler One and Callahan Hale Has
1928 Fernald 1906 and ersey 13,14O-Goodal White
and Guernsey for Con Defeats Leary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
Mexican Lines Waiting

Secretary Lansing's note to Carran"
za's minister of foreign affairs was
read carefully by Gen. Funston and
members of his staff. Already the Dor
der army, made up of troops OF the
regular establishment and the militia
men of Texas. New Mexico and Arl-
IONA comprises more than 10000. Cen
eral Pershing has been successful in
avoiding a clash with the troops that
are drawn across his rear and that
cover his TANKS The Mexican troops
So far have contented themselves with
assuming such strategic positions as
to give them some advantage in the
event thev are ordered to carry out
Gen. Trevinos threat to attack Gen.
Pershing "if he moves east or west or
south or in any but a northerly di-
rection."
Army officers here do not regard the
ouiet prevailing all along the line today
as indicative of any improved condition.
Reports continued to indicate that ban
dts are operating just south of the inter
national line and that new incursions
NAV be expected at any time.
T. r. Bentran, Mexican consul here,
sent today for publication throughout
Texas New Mexico and Arizona a proc
lamation calling on all Mexicans to
maintain a serene and unprecedented atti-
tude in order not to complicate the situa-
ton"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-21
FunstOn's Request

General Funston has requested the
War department to send him as quick
TX as possible a large part OF the Ma
tjonal Guard and advices received late
tonight indicate that entraining of the
first troops would begin tomorrow. AS
fast as they arrive in the South they
win he sent to the stations chosen. A
part will be brought to San Antonio
and held here as a reserve out a part
of them will be within sight OF Mexico
hen they get off the trains.
General Funston did not announce
how many men he has asked for, nor
tho stations to which they will be sent,
but it is known that he expects more
than a division and it was said that
not less than $4,000 men would re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
ggOn Ser 9anms SuIatamOncn.

@On Der Snnns Spl5tanoucn.
Plus engliiAen aiiitenitdoten plroe
neulic6 aemeloct. oaB BORT sur 9eru-
6iglng Der @eboIfcriing in ibreut
3eppelinibreden 5ipei mddti9e aa.
noncn ilnlbergeiabre1 moroen ieicn,
oielei0er ober ibren 3med perieblten
als iicb 6erousitellte, baB iie aus Sol5
bergeitellt lparen. Solhe ,,@eihiIe-
nttrappeu0 iin0 nibts gleues in Der
StriegSgeidiCbtc. S1on aus Dem
Sabre 1900 miro bon elmer Butter.
foBfanoue" eemeloet Die oen 8ertei-
6igern Der ieiten Burg @fuoen bel
Wroningen einen 10 beilionen Sdred
einjogte, OoB iie iAlelmioit obue @lut-
pergieBen lire 8efeltigltngen rGum-
ten. @ine bibibe @eidi1te aus neiics
rer 3eit er51blt Der peritor6ene Som-
burger glrhiteft rno ip1tere Stoot-
bouneilter q. 6. Wlortens in ieincm
GogebuH aus Dem oeitih .odnilhen
6elo5ug bon 1913, Oen er in Der
8reiicbar oes fiibnen Wfaiors bon ser
ToniL Oes ipdteren liegreihen boDri-
ideu Scerfiibrers BON 1870/71, nit.
maAte. IS mar in oen begeiiterungs-
bollen SriiD!inaStogen ieneS So6reS,
ais Die Eonuibe Sreii1ar ouf Dem
0leDentloDiden @ute gIltenbof al Der
gdernforoer 9udt lag. Die 5reiicbdr-
Ter inter oenen iih aud cine gl6tci-
lung SolHer befano, batten oort 5u-
n6dit einioe @nrrifaoen quer iiber Die
aiel. gdernforoer Gbouiice oebout,
ocren 9eidieBung orrh ein odniiNcS
&anonenboot om alittng oeS 49,.
glpril oen 92aior bon Ger &onn 10
fiibI IicB, oaB er 81 ieinch Ofii3icren,
ole pom Glide ouiipringen mollten,
nit iiiooeutider @cmiitlihfeit mein
te; u9lei6en'S ru6ig liten, nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

elmer ;6ers5anIiden 6oridunsscIpc-
oition. gtadj gericbten bon 9qouinen
iouten iib i'm Snnen ocS Sinoigc-
biraes groBe Eager eines ibpor5Ii-
den @citcinS beiinoen. Nroben ocs.
ielben ipeldc BON oen @eo1tinen einer
in Sue5 rno glleranorien anidiiigen
8irma iiberbra6t puroen creabeu
bel Ger llnteriu6lna, 0aB es iid nm
elm rcht altcs Qlangnner3 bon0elt,
oas IN oer @iienbiitteninouitrie einc
pidtigc gloae ipicIt. 9lo6 eiuer flei-
nen @orerpeoition tptirOc cine groBe-
re Grpe0ition ousgeriiltet, an ipelher
iH teilnabni, nm gIeih8eitig oic Stit.
oicn iiber oie 0logli6feit elmer geeig-
neten Erdnsportanla9e iiir oie 9e-
foroeruna Der @r3e ans Dem 5nnera
nod Der Siiite 81 modem. Gs iei be.
merit. ooB iid bic Gr5lager tatldbs
lid aI5 iebr erGie6ig cripielen Dab
cine @eieaidjaft fir bic Qlus6eutllHg
ocriel6cn in5ipiifen gegriinoet por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Die SiadiboIbinicl lit bon alters
be- ise Bride fir Den lleberaong Der
0oller 5miiGen gliien uno glirifo.
Gle aeb0rt ibrer gfotur nah 81 glra-
bieu, politiih III iie ein Eel glcgDp-
TENS. Eic ciaentlihc @ol6iniel miro
0nh oos Smaige6irge ee6iloet, oes.
ielbeu b5hiic Sipiel Bis 81 2600 SIC.
ter ilber oeu Ylceresipiegcl binouirn-
aru. Ger 9lorotcil 0eS Sinoigcbictes
bil0ci Gin iteloa,0eiie bis 1900 9icter
bobes pDr 3nblrcibcu ticicn S1lub-
ten lurdbrohcne5 ,Rloteau. Ger
0baraitcr oeS Sonocs lit, belonoers
I'M iioliheu CcIle. Der elmer Gebirgss
miiiic. Die MIR ein3elue meniae g4ai.
icrltclen uno anbalidDige 'Strcden
cntbalt DoS @lima iit trodcn mo
beiB. g}ieocribldgc toihmcn iclbit i'm
norolden nah Dem DliiteldnOiibcn
Nlecre 5u gelegencn Icile, uur in &c.
rinaem DloBe Dor un0 bleiben i'm
mitilcren uno iuoliHcn Gcile bdaii1
iabrclana oe 0lcniAlihe giicoer-
laiiua9cn gi5t cs int aan8cn 5inoige.
bietc nllr uciligc. 8u nenncn III ais
or6btc oic Sta0t Suc3 am Siiocn0e
0es nod ibr beuonnten &onals nit
3irfa $4,000 Geeler. sum groBten
Eeil einaeborencr &e0olferung oann
ierner aui ser 0itieitc 9Ifoba. aarten
0es QanoeS eriIiieren. ioweit mir Be.
ionut. nur fiir leine aiilien an oenen
Die britiide gIoniraliiat Wlciiungen
SIR anierii9ung BON Seetarteu an-
acitcllt bof. Iie ipenigen s5orid)er,
melhr oie Sinnibalbiniel 6erciitcn,
baben lomcit mir bcfnnnt, regclrchta
tcpogropbiihc 2lnfna6mcH nid5t &C.
madlt Selbit IN ben beiten gltlanten
III bic 5inoiboIbinicl MIR rcdBt iiicf-
mi!iierlid 6cbonoelt. gie oui 0en
Ssarten onac9ebenen 6luBlduic iino
MIR fir bic ltnaeIdbre cage maBae.
bcu0 beion0crS oa iic meiit iiber.
baupt tein g8niicr fiibren ion0ern
nur tief einaeriiiene Shludtcn fog.
Qoois fno, mcIAe oas beutc nur
nod iebr ielten auitretenon 9iegen-
ipoiicr nod ocm Wiccre fiibren. Die
1lddeuar0Bc oes gon3en Ginaigebic.
ies betr1at 5irfa $1,000 Guaorat-
fiiomctcr. 5. b. es ut ettpa 70 aroB
mic Sohien Seiien, gBiirttcnibcrg
rno gaOch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tic
@rDoIferiing miro, obaciebcn bon
Gne3 ino glfoba, ouf bohltens ciiun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

reglIlierung 3pii1en i6rem @ebiete
lno Der nominea nod ibnen eebori-
gen 9roDin5 gleaDpten miQiaen muB.
ten, relde ielbItpcritdnolih bon ben
gn9ldnoern 70 borgenonlmen wur0e,
0oB oIle eiuigermoBen itrotcqiib giin.
itig gelcgenen 4untte 81 glcgppten
geibloecn plroen. gSie melt Die Eiir,
lei iid oilf Den gegenwdrtigen arieg
NIT GnalanO sur g8ieoereroberimQ
glcgDptcns oorbareitet bat ltno ob
nid)t ood cine, penu oud primitiue
VabnIinie BON cincm 4infte 0cr
0eoiaS 9obn aus nnb Der dgpptiidca
@rcn5e bin gelegt wuroe, entjiebt iib
Der aenntniS. ~ Sir oen tiirfiiben
gormorih fommeu Die aoromancu-
itraBcn in @ctrodt.
Sd ieIbit bcreiiic sic Sinoibalb-
inicl ais eiienbabntedriitbes Dlitalico
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Gid meroe id ie6elL mas eS al
gla@ Dem &offee lieB bon Der Sonn
ii6 Damn icin Eiero bringen ltnO
prengte Oooon Inn ibnell 6ilriid3lt-
febren: Sos lit Gin f6ltlidber 5pab,
bic 9arrifaOe bat iie berausgelodt
uniere Seutc bnbcn iie obcr nit 9iih-
ienidiilien ooOon aciogt uno mebrere
DerlUunoct Sic bobcn iid nit i6rem
aanonenboote micoer 8ilriidee5ogen;
mart, mart morgen itellen mir cine
9otterie altfN lln0 am onocrn Gage
muroe Die ,9atterie" aifqcitcllt. 81.
uige gdume muroen geiGnt ole
StGnme IN &ononenrobrIdnge h.-,
idnitten, Die o@elhiibmiiuollngen"
nit BaeeniDmiere morfiert, bon oe-
rem Shpdr5e iicb oas friihe Sol3 wic
gelbeS Dletaa ubbob. lmo oann ipiir-
Den 0iele fomoien @eidiibe auf D}iit.
forren uno 9tdoern nit boiler geoie.
mng ilno geiponnung an beu StrnnO
qcinbren, mo iie Elm &ononenboot Der-
iheidten iiu0 ibneacr, uIS Die iiber.
miitigen 5reiih1rler es mobl eripnr-
tet boben uogen cine 9ioIe ipieIen
iollten. Denn oni ndbiten Gage i6on,
Dem aarireitag (21. glpriD, madten
oic Ddnen bon gdernforoe aus einen
g(ngriff ouf Ole Steallng Ger 6rei-
iddrler, nobel iie nit loutem
uSurra~ aud ole n@otterie" itiirm-
ten nm Damn nit cinem erdBlibeu
,Slu9e 81 erfenncn oaB Die 0iorbat-
oetc Spsfer~ iic ongefiibrt botten.
Sangc broubten iie lib iibrigens iiber
ocn glnblid Der 6cutiden @ol5funo-
men nicbt 81 drgcrn, oem gleih oor-
oitf ihon muroen iic bon Sen onfangS
5uriideeipihcnen 6reiiddrlern gon5
1cborig aufs Sailpt geibIogen imS
noh @dernf0r0e 5uriIdeemoricn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

8 ailometer pro 5tinoe. Tie Soit-
fonele iino ols gdn3 teion0ers itor.
ride 9icre 81 be5eihneu Ger iSor-
ibrnqsreiieaoe 9Sulnleriton iya iic
einmol ais Die Berforperitne DER
iiblen 2oiiue be3eiGnet babeu. Gas
@roneour protciticrt uiiter le6bofte.
item gSioeritanOe ge9en ieOe Qlenoc-
rung Oes 8uitanoes, in Dem es iid je.
meilS 6eiinoet. g9enn es iteht, nil
cs iib nirbt, ipie 6 fiir Die gelaotng
oo6 lnbeoinot erforoerlib lit nieoer-
lcgcn. Damn pcbrt es itb gc8en bic
gelooung, p6l5t iib pteIfad ouf Dem
8oOeu urber, briiqt, 0eriudt 81
beiben ino iprinat unperbofit in Die
S6bc. @enn ooS Sicr iib nieoerIcecn
foil, 10 lit ibm OoS nur oa0urcb 6es
ereiflicb 8u modem 6ah ibm Der 0opf
8lir @roe berltntcrgc8oocn miro. GS
6cQucmt lih oann ihlieBlib oa5u Sll-
nddit in oen Gniefcblpn Der @oroer.
6eine, oonn in oericnigeu Der Sinter-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

10000 Scelen gcihdbt, bon oenen
ie0odj Der groBte Ieil in Dem no6
ocm .V1ittclmeer 5u eeleaenen gipro.
teile Der Snlbiniel anidiiig lit be5w
aus nomaoiiierenoen 8e0uinenltdlH.
men bcitcbt. Iic wcni1en geouinen
ocS iiiolidcn Tcilcs oerri1ten biels
iad glr6eiteu fir oos i'm eigentli6en
Sinaiaebirae belegeuc &atborinen-
Hotter. @cleaentlid) fiibrcn iie nid
rliliid5e @ilser, sic nad oem Sloiter
ma1iabrcn inO iino, i'm @cgcniot
3n 0ci pielfah rduberiihen Stdnl.
men oes nor0liben GcilcS i'm groBen
uno gaiBen 5uberldiig. Die daDpti.
ide be5n. cngliibc 0crri6oit lit eli.
aentlih MIR nonincIl porbanoen. Gle
miro our6 fleine lcidt bcfcitigtc
Truppenpoitcn reprdientiert, Inn
iueldc iidl jeood bic geouincn I'M
algemcincn nidt fiimmern. Die
Sauptdarofteronlagc ser Sinaibe.
Ouincn 1T fricgeriib. Sbr 9efeuntnis
Sum Sslom lit uur elm aau3 duBer.
lidcs. Troboem rerieblt notiirlid
Ole GrfldrupQ oeS beiIigen S9rieges
nidt ibre @irfing aiif iic. Die Spra-
be lit arabiih, 2eicn iin0 Sbreibea
iino ibnen ielbitoeritdnoIid ni6t &c.
ldufig. Ger Sdei1 ODER Shed lit
oas potriardoliide Gbcrboupt oes
1tonmes. Sm allqemeinen iino Die
9eoninen pom bo5em idiantcn
gsubie.
3u allen 3eitcn Ueriolgten Sara.
wnncn oen g9ea iiber Sic Sinoibolb.
inicl mt0 beUirften neben DER aiiiten.
idjiffobrt ocn 9lnstoilib Scr Sitter
8miidlen qlcgDpten lu0 Surien be5m
%aIdiiina. glob oleocn nluB es Die
grobte 8rrmunocruna crrcacn, ooB
bis bcutc cine Giicnbobn ilber Ole
Sinoibol6iniel nic5t beitcbt, o6ipobl
oie Strcde 3piidcn Dem dapptiihcn
9nbnipitcm ilno Der 5ur5eit bis nod
Wle0ino fiibrenoen &e0jnsbobn nlr
ctmo $50 Ssilometer betrdgt Die Gr.
fldrumo oaiiir licgt oarin oaB Die
Gnaldnoer cine iolbc init alien N1it-
tetl 3u bertinocrn geiuilBt ba6en. gll5
oir Siirten BON ocr Scoias.ga6n aus
cine 3mcigbabn notb glta6a bnuen
iDoIltcn fam cs I'M Sabre 1906 5it
idmercn StrcitiQfeiten nit ocn eng
Ian0crn oercn 9leiultoi mar, ooB bic
Iiirten oen ocplauten 9obnbau niif.
geben uno iogar in cine ucnc @rCu5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Die @aiicriteac aaIisb.
oeu lit ino oaB ole Stuoieu ii6er Sie
EronsportaHlagc, penn oub inter
bctrGdtlihen Shmierigfeitcu oIs
5medmdBig bic @rbolnna elmer 9iiit.
ieilbabu i'm @cbirec ielbit lno einer
onidlieBenOen Sdmalipur6abn Oon1
SuBe ocs @ebirges nab Der StiiIte er-
gabcn.
Gas geiien ouf 0em Sinai lit niGt
MIR ihwierig, ion0ern mib iebr foit-
ipiclig, oo Der geioulte geoori an 2e-
bensnIttcln fir Sen 9lufentbnlt i'm
2auoe gleih bcim glbmarid mitge.
nommcn merocn muB. ggir be6uriten
,oaber aniongs nlS unierc uollen
@orrdtc ntit5ufiibren uoren eineS
IroiieS BON 5irfo 100 9couinen uno
5irfo 80 &omeleiL in1crehnet bic fin
inns Gilropdcr bcltitnntcn Ncitfomele.
9leIicroinas mcr0cu BON 0cn 9tr''e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

ols 9feittier finoet es ousgie6ioe Ser.
menoung. Gie 2a0una meI6e Gin
2oit0roneoar bier I'M @e6irge beipdI.
tigt, 6etrdgt ungeidbr 200 &ilos
gramm. Die W}ori6geibwnoigfcit
ilber ibreitet ni6t A ailomcter pro
Shin6e. s. b. oie Sogesleiitung be.
trdgt bel etipa adjtitiinoigen Wloridc
5irfa 80 &iIometer. Cine onoere
alniie bon Gromeouren iino oic, c,ous.
iblieBlib gum 9iciteiI bcnuBten Tierc,
ipie iie 5. 9. Die cnQF Cben aanelrci-
tertruppen 0es Sioon pcruenoen.
&leinere 9(bicilinQen Sicier Eruppen
iin0 iibrigcns in oen ciu5elneI }soltcn
Scr Sinnibalbiniel ilationieri. Gle
@eidwinoigfcit 6ieier nit einen1 9tei-
ter ino sen i6m alerpotipcpoiGiten
9lusriiihiugSaegenitdn0en bcloitsten
Gierc betrdat IN ireien @cIGnNr 5irfa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

@eldnoe modt man iih ieooh Die
Sohc oaoiircb beQucm Dob BEL Der
iibIi1en W1oridoronrng, in Der Elm
Qier binter Dem anoeren bergebt onS
5weite nit ieinem 2eititrid on Den
Shman5 oes erIten uim. gc6uuOen
miro. @eim 9ieiten Oient Der Seititrid
nur 5um 3uritdbolten 0eS Sieres
bchn gln6olten md6reno oie eigeutli-
die 2eitmg nit Silfe elmer @erte ooer
yieitpeitide eriolgt inoem man Oas
Sier re6ts ooer linfs ollf Sen sails
ihldgt. @s iei inn iibrigen bemerft.
ooB quito 9feitfomele bel meiten nidt
10 itorriih iino, mic SaitfomeIe, un0
obne meitereS in Grob ooer iogor
@olopp 81 brinqen iin0 Do oo5
Dromeoar I'M @nboangc lGuit, 10 er-
gibt iid cine nob ocn Soften i6ou-
felnoe s9emegung, peIhe bel Dem nod
nicbt Oaran 0cwobnten GurDpder ieDr
wobl cine gLrt Secfronfbcit berbor.
riien fam. SIT man ie0oh crit niif
0nS aomclreiten ehpns eingeiibt, 10
enpiinoct man oicic iboilfeInoe ge.
mcgunN foum mebr imo oas 9teiten
lit infol9e 0es peihcn Critics Oes
Eicrcs ipgor als ongenebm au be5eic6-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

beine ein5ufniden un0 Iegt iib oann
en6Ii9 nit Dem 2eib flu9 nuf ocn
8oocn. lin Gin glufipringen Oes Eie-
res uGbren0 Der 8elo0ung 0u Dermei-
oen, icbt lidb gepobnli6 Elm 9e0liine
auf Den longgeitredten Sols oeiiel-
ben. @iogHdit idnea weroen nun Ole
idon Oorber 81 beioen Seiten Oes
Tieres bereitgeitellten &oiten ange-
boben un0 nit Striden all Dem Inn
ben 0oder berirm0elegtcn Erogiattel
beIeliigt. Die 9eoiirfnisloitgfeit 0eS
0roneoors nad 6uttcr ltno @oiier
lit ie5r oroB. 0ic gtobrilng Der 2iere
bcIion0 nir aus Dem 0irren lteaen-
meiic borfornmenoen g9iiitcnqroIe lin0
ocn itohligcn 9l1ttern elmer trode.
nen glfo3ienart Gle fonunen nit
9eihtigfeit "a Togc, falls notmcn-
big iogar nod ldnger, obne @aiier
ans. Tas Sottel5eug Der 0romcoorc
Oiirfte ii6 in Ger gleihen Sorm bic
sSabrbln0ertc binourcb erboltcn bas
ben. 0nS 3oum5cug beitebt ans eis
mem einfaden Strid, Der om 9noc
9eDobnlih nit elmer oiden Guoitc
ge5iert lit un0 on oieiem 2eititrid
5iebt Der 9eoiline oaS Gier, mefn es
beIooen it, binter iicb Der, Sn freien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

bureaus Scr Sam6ur0 .glmerifa-2inie
un0 IbomaS Goof ab uno 81 fleine
Eourilicnerpe0itionen na6 Dem Si-
noi ousoeriiitet. Sn glnbetraAt Der
bobcn Soften iinO ioIt9c mciit mlf 3
Moden 6crehncten @rtilrlionen, sic
licb bis nob Dem aotbnrinenfloitcr
BIN erltreden, ieood nur fir beion-
oers iuoblbobenoc Selte erihpinglih.
oau5 abgeieben oonon ouB bic oroBen
Strapd3cn elmer ioIden 9tciie i'm all.
gemeinen ollie oieienigen obitreden,
fir peldbe niAt elm beitininlter miiien-
ihoitIiher ooer Gin inouitriellcr
8med oas llntcrnebmcn notpen0ig
madlt.
Sir Die Wlitfiibrlula Der gon5cn
glusrilltun9 lit ga @icrOc, W}aultiere
un6 Giel III eitem 70 wiiitcn 2nnoc
nidt in 5ragc fommen f0nuen. oacin
ods Drolncoor. olio 0og cinboderige
Gomel ols onS ein3iqc. mirflid &C.
brmlhsf1iac 2niitier porbonocn glud
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

Postal authorities at Washington,
Friday, announced salary increases
for Detroit postofiice employees above
the s1.10O grade A communication
announcing the increases gave high
praise TO Postmaster William J
Nsgel and his stan: which was de-
elared one OF the most efficient in
The country Clerks In classes be.
low sl,l00 will get automatic salary
boosts under the new postofiice APP
preparation Advancement above
thls class depends on value of ser
vice. The higher salaries will Dr.
effective from Jviy J. nt this year