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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
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g(us gsien miro bcridtet

gllS @ien miro berihtet
Gle ihon lp16reu0 oes 8rieges IN
Serbien cinaetrofienen g}oHriHteu
i6er orouiomc 9ebunoIung 0iterrei-
diid ungarii1er 9riegsgefanaeuer
icitens ser 5cr6cu meroen oltrb Be
ridtc Der pom arie9sminiiteriim
ou5oeianotcn Siilis.Dliiiionen sur
9ethmg ser iiberlebcnoeu 0iterrei-
c6iid.ungariIhen arieqsgeiangenen
beltdtiat. Plus Dem 9eridlt oes 2ei-
tiers einer Oieicr Siilis.@ .@liiiioneu
ocbt 6crpor, 0oB bic arieesgeiange.
uen al oen Siilisiteuen nit abaerii.
ieuei ltniiormen mo politdnoig ab,
aemaoert oft nit erfrorencn @lieO.
naBen eintraien. QieIe Sailienoe
ariegsgeiangene limo bmiptidhli1 III
9ll6onien iniolgc BON erlittenen Gnt-
bebrlmgcnb 9RiBbonolngeu. on-
itedenoen aronfbeiten geitorbcn ooer
ptrocn, wenu lie uidt mebr weiter
fon1terL einiod nieoergemo1t. Gin
aug Der @eiougenihoit befreiter @le-
oi5iner cr5dbltc, oaB Oie oiterreidiib-
ungarirbeu SolOaten bel Scr @efan-
gelmabme ibres geiamnten @igen-
tblms beraubt wuroen. Bur Inter-
bringung Ger @eianaenen muroeu
5limeiIt Stdae un0 Shuppen Deruen.
oct ole ME aeidlbcrt ME nit fri.
idem Strob beIegt puroen mo Dor
lIn9e3ieier itrobten. Sn eiIem Staae
iiir neun5ia @ieroe waren 0caeu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irn-
tergebroHt Sunoerte muBter i'm
Ge5enber 1914 in Scr aroBten aGIte
uno gldiie mohenlane Die 9111te I'M
5reieu Oerbriuaeu. grit ais ser
6ledtDp6us, Der inioIge oeIer gu
ldnoe idueQ junabm old auf Die
GipiIbcu0lfcrimg iibergriii wurSen
@egennaBnabmen getroiien. Gle @e.
puroGl 5lt 0en idmlbigiten
luio nieoriaiten 9lrbeiten perpenoet.
mgeniigenOer @erpiIegung
aingel8auienoe 5ngrunoe. Bon allen
Siierreidiibrmgariiden ariegsgeiau-
genen in Serbien oiirften toim mebr
ais 20 b. $. lebert 3umal audi oie
imiidren 0oBnobmeu Oollig unge-
lliiaelo marcn, Sn Oen Spitdleru
ielbi 6erridieu 70 orae 3uiiauoe.
0oB isllieblid iilnntlicle 9lerate llln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Iie olliiiou GoIor & Chemical
@Q III aeIier im g'ureau oes
GiaatA 2eireiarS mit enan glfticns
tapliaI bon S450000 incorporirt
m0roeu Eie 1reftoreu oer neuen
Corporation imo S C'Gougblau,
2aonle ~ Nomar0, 2, q glnoer,
iqu S " @nni1er Soiepb = Gur.
iiu georae " HcillD ino sSobn @.
6ruS 9Ils bic 2loreiie Der Giret,
loren iii 9lr. 26 glaiiou SraBe,
9lep 2)0ft augcgeben iuorocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Der 56 Sabre nlte ,SaueS Collins
bon g1r. 2O42. Nnni StraBe, wuroe
geiieru 9lbeuo iu beluuBtIoiem 3ll.
iionoc in einenl g9aeen an Der Ode
pon GAeiter. mo Bono StraBe oui.
gctmoen. Gr itieo aiii oeni gSeae
nod Dem St SoiepbS SoipitaI III
ocnt @otroAuageu Der 6itliden Foli.
5eiiiation aus Dem gebcu Ger Geld
nam OeS baum nod llnbefonnieu mur.
DC nadl Der Diorgnc aebradt no lpo-
ter s. g. Goiep. eiu sdwager oes
@eriiorbenen, oeuiel6en ioentili5irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

oGnslihe llumnebmlidfciten iol'
Yell oei erit "a idbrigen pcrbeirutbe
iea 5aues CAPTION bon gir. 1868,
&arroll strobe oo5i pcranloBt ba.
ben geiieri glbeno gegen 10 ltbr int
earroll edrt 20 Gnediilber- Goblet.
teu 5il Iib 5li nc9mcn 1ic 9lnibus
ian3 oes iiiomcitihen Diitritts nun.
oe pou ocu Superilfenocntcii ocs
%afis 5cuadrdltiai mo 0rahtc oeu
llnaliidlideu ~ boiinngsloicm 3ns
iiauoc nod Dem drauflin Squmcs
Holpiial Iic 9lcr5te ouiclbit glalls
beu tanL lu 1tanoc 81 iciu ibn out
&ele sI erbnlicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Iaa .IlDaan. h.a .9JaItIm0I. gsEI.Iy0assai".

G6arlciion 2. s.. Chicago mo San
5roncisco obgebolten weroen miro.
Sir GonOiooten pelde sic Gor.@rii.
iiing beitebenmerOcn aiIBerorocntlibc
aurie in Der dr5tliben Shule Scr
yldrine eroiinet rueroeH besinneno
am I Sftober, uno iie tperOen cine
9e5abing bon $1,000 per Sabr imO
9eitolnngen als 0ilisdr5te nod oe.
fiuitipem 9eiteben Ger Eriiiing, mie
aud llnteritiibmg udbreno ibres
SebrfliricS, erb0lten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

&ornelL 81. ~ H. Suni.
Der Gonilio 9liper 1T iuioioe ibwe.
rer 9icaenaiiie ploglib ons iciuel
lliern getreten. 9'ier @erionen ian.
oen iii oeu rei6enoen 6lutben Oel
Ioo, Gie &eruolildten limo 5pcl
Sroucn uno 8luei lldmcr GIN glu'
touo6il IN pcldcm iib 6rou SopE
va. 5ortou nit iBrem Sobnc imo cis
ucm 9ealeiier bciano mtroe DoG
Sem Ssoocdbuall binmeqecrillen;
ole 6roli crtrQnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gIIs anac6Iid.r sdluin9Ier 0erlaiIeI:

llliter ser 9lnidlloiguna ougeb'
lid oie @rilnoeiaent6nnIs Nlatler
A Nranoun s. So, SIR. ZOO, Git'
g9ort6 gluenue. inn $1,000 beihmins
belt 5u 6obeu imiroe aeitern glbeuo
Soparo &. g1ogner BON gfr 3O25,
@uilioro glpenue, BON ocn @e6ein.
poli3iiten 9rob mo aobler IN einer
9anf ini mittlcren Iiitritt oer1aitet
iuo nnb Der noro0iiliden Fol5eiiia.
ton aebrodlt Wagner uilroc geitern
glbeno eegen Stelnug bon $1,000
giraihaft iiir eil moraen ltatttin.
oenoes @er6or cntlaiicu 9lad oen
gnaa6en BON Teieftiu aa6ler baiic
iidj @aaner ais ein ghitonobiluer.
tdufer ausacgeben uio eineni Nlit.
alieoe ser obiaen 6irma crtlart oaB
cr fit cine gntomobl 5abrif inn
gqciten bier lfitouiobile bier perfalHt
6obQ Cir ipiinihte Gin Iarlcbcn
bon $1,000. u Die notbpeuoigc gIu.
Boblung modem so fonnem oQmit
ieiuc Sirma bic Nlaidiueu nod Sol.
timore abienoe 9r pcriproh Der
1irula granoou & i0o., 0aB cr oas
Iorle6cn ioiort einidllieBIid Ss3
3inicn 5uriidbcjoblcn piiroe, lobalo
eine Ser Dtaibicn III Baltimore ans
fomucu mo Ell oieielbe ieinem au.
oci abaclieiert 6aben uiiroe- slut
@rmo ieiuer 9ricie oic ober ouae0.
lid aeidHht uarcn erbielt cr aud
ons Iorle6eu @oaner peripradj
Qeliern glbcuo. sic $1,000 iobalo als
m6alih NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

9ils gelieri ylahnlitag Die ~
Sabre alte Srau 9arbara 6. GWoreu.
ilaoi pm 9lr 9TH. ct. @auF5HoBe,
oie 2prnaton 5traBc entlana oiua.
uufoe iie III ser 9la6e ser SibertD
rabc pom einem glii0eaoen Stiid
Gien ous pom 3 5todmert oes
gleubmes ser obaa. Seieaihait. oer
uii ber cue bon gi6ertD liuo Sering
ton traBe errihtet miro, iiel ae
iroiien wo6ei ibr aleio 6eucr ing
uu 4aiiant eritirte sic 6launeu im
Seine in0 rettete oaoirb Der 5rau
pieaedt oos Gebei
9Th anoere5' olH6euoeS @iieriiid
ilna menigc 49iunten ipdter onrd oas
Mias0ad 0cr gielion 5boe Co., 9}r
aa g2eit Seringiou StaBe. Die
daipe Butte cilen Nert6 bon $50
8rl. 9Rarion GIi5abet6 s9uQ Sod
tea non Nerrn rno 5rap Ncrbert
8ua 9lr, z, 9IrnoemD 9lpenue, 9lr
iihgion uno Suius 6riidl, eir 8aii
manu III slrlinaton 5o6n bon Serri
m0 5ran BENJAMIN 6riib, 9lr
1l2T Wrli6ia glreuue geeitgIrling
ton uer0eu ar 1ouutaa, Sen 25
& DliS. iln @emen0ebaale oes @ol
ton ir empel5 9lr 2ii3 Galop
gIpelAe bou 9l1bhiur er G v 9il
haNIieil Far Nepen nethn0eN lnef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Al 0oISOnrrcn cinacIalmoI1sn.

8bila6cIpbin 3D. Ia. Su.
ni. 9Siele EoHcu brtilHcr 'Solo'
iiiidc limo pabreno Der lebten lebs
Wionote sur 9cglcihnng Der Nlunl
tions Rc1uugen nad EDilaoelpgla
peridiiit ipor0cn nno eln 9roBer
gbeil oieieS e'olocS miro n per biet
ligen 9ui0cSuiin5e 5n Barren elll,
8eihmol5en Sn oen lebten loacn
crbielt Die bieiigc Nliin6c nobe5u
St0.000.000 III e'oloitiIdcl aus Ga
uo0a cinc aeiiri9c 9oIocuouua poH
Gttowo be8iiicrie iih oui $4,000,
600 fn Der Ntiin5e liegell leet
16,800 0ioloborrcn ieoc m gseribt
bon 2tlpn $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Siooc Goldberg. 2i Sabre olt.
muroe geiteru glabniittoa fiir5 uad
q ll1r in aeaer ieiues NauieS, glr.
1923. GitsWomunent StroBe on ei.
mem @osro6r bdngeno alfgeirmoeH-
Der berbeieeriiene Or Sobn ped
fonnte mn ieinen 400 ieitiiellen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gludl clue eeidlc ssOOraen.

Ser 9eibuan oes % Sabre alteu
glcqcrS SameS gIrnea bon 9tr. i647,
W}iaimau StraBe. Der bel 9luSbrud
Oes 5euers. oas am Dergonaeneu
Gicniiag ocu eroBen @eireioe Gleuo.
tor III 6onton eildiherte, oiii Dem
6oadnoiihen Dampier 0g9illeni pan
Trel Sr. arbeiiete mo ieitber per'
miBt muroe, maro geiicrn IN Der 9td.
be oes abaebramntcn BierS ans oenI
99aiier ee5oeeii, Die 3a6l DER bel
Dem Seiicr llngetonmeneu erbobt lid
oaourh oui iimf pa6reno ieds net
tere Ol0nner 0erniBt perocn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gIOm rIcftriidlcu eirOm aer6rauut-

@eiiern 9lahnittag brannte al Der
G6arlcs 5traBc. 3piidcn 5agettc.
mo 9eriuatoH StraBe, Der Gontros
lor all cinen electric @arf StraBen.
babnmaaaon aus. Der Siibrer oes
g9aaaons. glrrbibolo aiceie ~ Sabre
alt. bon 9lr. 36li, Gin 9Ipemic,
muroe our6 oeu Strom I'M @eiidt
imO 9Iugeu pcrbraHnt. @r wuroe III
Dem 2IiitomobiI oeS 0erru Sas. Sepis
nod Dem 9icrcD.SoipitaI 9e6radlt no
ibm ar5ilihe piilie 5u 1beil wnroc.
Gr be0ob iirb oarnad obne ircmoe
Niilie nod iciuem Seiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
NIarinsarste ans GiuiIitanO.

@oibiu0ton IL. Suni.
2er3ien aus Dem Giuilitono miro cine
@eleaenbcit aeae6en lperOei ia oaS
dr3tlihe Corps Scr Alariuc cin5uirc
ten wcnu tie cine &riiiuua beiteben.
sic am Il QIuQuli hief In Bolton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

@ou Gcutiben ii6crroidt. t..
Suureuco Wi iorQueS, por.
tlIgieiiih Gitoirito, Oia Qonoou IA.
&ini. Gin oiii5icaer 9eriht iiber
admpfe im n0rolihen Sbeil bon por-
tllaieliid Gitairifa beiaet,
o9lm Gienitag iiberraidten sic
Geutibcn ben porhisieiiiden &oiicu
in Jtoniafa Ourd cinet 9Ingriff. Der
aampi oauerte cine Stnn0e, mO ole
GcitiHcn ueriucnOeten erploOir6are
@ugeln. Sie frcu3ten ocn SLIP go.
puma IN fIcinen 9ooten ipuroeu aber
gcjulmaen iih IN Oas Gidibt an
lintcn 6hIBnier 5itriid5u3icben.
Die @ortugieien Ocrloren Gootc
ino , &erwimOetc. Ter Oeiitite
&erllit lit ni6t 6efannt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
9}ritiider gger6er uer6aftet.

Seottle @oib, II, Slni n
Die bieiioe 9uuoes.@rouo SnrD bat
geitern Sen 9opitdn S 9l Gbomiou
BON Ger cauaoiideu 9lrnec megeu
Gerleslmg Der Observation-Disclosures,
oaourd 6egongen, oob er i'll Seattle
Seutc iiir Ole aameritouii6c Seoiou~
5lim Gienit i'm gIuslanO nit Sen ca
nooilden Eruppeu alBuuerben ind,
te IN @rnauaeluna bon $1,000 9iirg.
idalt Dem 0iei6ngniB ii6ermtuortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
&riegswORken
8rieg nit WteyitO in
OrObeuOe Oii6e Oerift
Slu megifattiicber Wrem5e
berridDt imteniiDe Oluf.
regtng.


2Insritaniibc aauaIlcrie.9bt6cilnus
iiberIdlreitct Oic meritaniIdc
@reuse. 9Iuf Der gcriOIsHne
uOn Nleritaueru, bic ciucH llc6cr.
fall ua6c Gan genito gcmadlt
6atieu. Ncfedjt cntuidcIt iid.
sInssaus OeiieIdeH uod uidt
6etannt. Dro6nus 6arrau8a.
Weuerals uon Der ameritauiidJcH
9lcaiernus nubcriidiidtist gelui.
len. Der WeueraI erbalt tii6le
gInhuOri WicgitaaiIbc Burger
6ewaiiueH ii@.
Bafbington AZ. SUM
Dic Ngeloung, Dab @enerol 1repno
BON Der Gorrau5a9lrmee eeorobt bo
be, Elm meiteres 9ororingeu Der ame.
ritoiiden IuIppen III 0}erifo ais
cine icinoIihe Sou0hmg anieben 5l
mollen trai bente 9ln6mittog inn
@riegsoepartemeut Elm. &rieas.Se.
fretdr 9afer meigerte iib. iid in il
geuo pelcbcr geeiie iiber bic 9lngele
geubeit 81 duBern ooer @euerol ere
Uro's 9otiboit ODER General Ser
ibing's 9Inhport aui oieielbe 8u per
ofientlihen General @eribing en-
fIdrte III ieiner GrUioeruna, Dab er
es obIebne, ole 9ltorit1t Der Gar
rnn8a.Gener1le iiber Die gemeglna
DER omeritaniimen GrpeoitionSior
cen an3uertenneu.
sSenn es aud oiienbor mar, SAB
ole omeritouiide Reaicrng fir Die
Stelingnnbme oes Generals Ser.
ibine eintreten miro. 10 muroe oodl
nidts ooriiber betonnt ecgebcn pcl.
dc Sdritte Ole @oi6iuqtouer &eeie.
runs trcfieH miro. aricoSiefretGr
9oier bradtc ocn @ortlant oes lllti.
matrns oeS Generals Srebiuo nod
oem g8ciBcn Saiie imo conierirte
belite gIbeno nit RrGiioent g9iliou.
Gs uerloutet oob Der 3rdiioent crit
oiii5ielle Snformatiou be8iielib an
geblider ueuer &Gmpie 5miiden onie
rifaniidcn Solooten rn0 Nlerifoneru
tm Brownsville Giitrift obnarten
mill cBe er iih fir eincu aius cnt
iheioen miro.
8is 5eltte gl6euo 5otte oaS 0rieas
Dcpartemcnt nod feline oiii3iele
9laMridlt iibcr oic Gntuidlmqcn III
Der Seacno oon 9romnspiae. Cie
0ieiieen 9eomten iootcr oaB, ioas
0arran3a Srtppcu cmeu glngrifi oui
omeritnniibe 9l6t6eilnn0en qemoAt
babeu ioltcn sic elmer 5pr meri
faniider 9auoiten iolsien. 10 uiiroeu
Oic ameritoniihen Iruppeu iid 5uci
ielso6ne anf bic anerifouiide Seite
Hlriid3ic0en Ginen @egeuaneriii
aiif Die lruppen Ger &c iacto. 9lcgic.
ruua miirocu lie fauu obue oiii3ieae
9IiltoriiQtiou bon @ai6mBtoi aenaht
6abcn
gSeoer oas StaotsoepartenentuoH
oaS ariegs0epartencut ibien orh
oaS lltimatiim oes Garrau3o.@cne.
rails merflih alorniirt 5r iein.
StaotSiefretdr eaniina betontc. Dab
Sic Trobuna ocS Generals Srcuino
0ic Eolitif ser gloniliiiroiion niht
uu @crinaiten 6eciniluiicn ipiroe
Gle glutluort ser amerifanihca
Npaierlma auf oie GorrduBa 9}ote,
welde bic 3priid5ie6uno scr ameri.
faniideu Srlppen aus Merifo Der.
laugte, piro Dloutoa per Spe3iol.
boten nad Siaot Olerifo abgeianot
meroeu menu nidt neutrality-suspicious.
GntpideIuugen oieicn @lon ourA
treu5ei iolltcn
Cine 6eiite bon Nloior @roD boui
"a aaUalIere Ncaiment einactroi.
iene 9ladridDt ao6 weitere Tetails
pom 0en Sample jpiiheu icinca
1ruppen uno meritaniden 9au0i.
ten in Der 9idhe BON San ,Sgnacio,
9llle Oieie 0an0iten maren iriiher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

ggnntas ben is. SAM 1916


S0ieball
Ios ihone @etter bottle cine
9Qongc 8eiuAer aui sen biciiaen
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nio 0loutreal iano fem spiel itatt
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90 Baltimore.
Nd1lmote o O.l 02 lb
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pau luprc"
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baltimore.
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

precede the others in reducing her forces, moreover. Germany does not believe in abrogating general military Service, although there are many ob- jectiOns against such. IL would be abroSGted If there were a common or ganiZation of nations in which Ger many would have an important place.
 Discussing the naval question. the paper explains that GerTnanys fleet has been built only for deiensive pur- poses and continues
 If German ship building is to be restricted in the future. other naval powers including the United States must do likewise. Great Britain must recognize the sea as free rou,e for all nations and must renounce de- nominations and the British idea that Great Britain has the sole right of policing the seas The regulation of sea traffic might properly be under international organization"
 The Vossische Zetung says that territorial encouragement based upon the idea of the independence of Ru- mania is no longer to be considered. This statement is followed by d dec laration that Russia will receive Mol david. as an equivalent for a con- siderable territorial sacrifice, which is 10 rc demanded of her.
 Poland. the article said. is to be made into an independent kingdom, Courland is to become a German fed eral state, Lithuania is to he incor- porated in Prussia, Dobrudja is to be returned to Bulgaria and Wallachia is to be divided between Austria -Hun- gary and Bulgaria.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
Against Evasive Answer

ANSTE ROAM. Dec. r. tBia Lon- dom The tTankfurthcr Zeiturg in an article on the peace proposals. says.
 Germany must try to prevent the entente from giving an evasiSe am swcr. We expect wide cleavage of views at tie outset of the negotiations, but great apparent divergencies Of opinion. will have less significance when the oral explanations are of fered. The standpoints of both par ties are already partly identical as regards the general Fundamental aims of the war and the German note must be understood as meaning that part of the German proposals refer to the re-establishment of international con- ventions for the avoidance of inter- national conflicts and guarantee in ternational peace"
 Referring to the possibility of elle- yiating the burden of armaments the Zeitung expresses the belief that an agreement to this effect is possible owing to the summerings caused by war, and adds:
 But Germany must not be asked to
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
SNOWDEN |S ID
 RETIRE FROM OFFICE
Geepubllcan A. p Leased w,rel


 NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-H. Snowden Marshall, United States district at torney tor the southern district of New York. announced tonight that h. will not be a candidate for reap continent when his term expires on May [. next, put will return to private piactice. The resignation of Robert R. Wood, his chief assistant. was an- nounced yesterday
 The United States superior court Is still considering Mir. Marshall's appeal to prevent the house of representa- tives from punishing him for contempt after his controversy with :he oom- mittee of that body having i'm peactment charges against him under consideration. The charges against him were the OutgrOwth Of his actiVi- ties in bringing about the indictment Of men active in Labor's National Peace Council a
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
Testing Caterpillars

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. 17.-Final governmental tests of the caterpillar tractor train now are under way in the Big Bend district. The train, pulling Tour trailers with total carrying ca- pacity of 100 tons, has started over a route impossible for other vehicles with load Of lumber. horseshoes oats and other army supplies. Since the tractor train experiments began several weeks ago, many improvements have been made in the machinery through recom- mendation of Major J. r. Madden of the quartermasters department, the ex- pert in charge of the test.
 Major General Frederick Funston is said to be well pleased with the pros gress of the experiments.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

from Copenhagen the correspondent of the ENcfange Teiegrapn company quotes the trankIurtcr Zeitung as saying:
 Germany does not want q cessa- ton of fighting but merely a con ference at which all the bclligerents shall openly state their peace pro- pos.ls.
 "A conference will be held at The Heague about January 15. Whiie the conference in session al the belliser ents will be allowel to continue miii- tary operations"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
WANTS MILITIA OF
 OREGON SENT HOME
TReuublican A. p. Leaeed wirel

SALEM, Ore. Dec Ex-Governor James Withycombe today sent a sac-- ond urgent telegram to the war de- partment at Washington, requesting information as to when the oregon militia field artillery battery and cav airy troop now on the Mexican border might be expected to be sent home.
 In his telegram he said in part:
 Revolving no answer to my letter dated December 1 requesting with drawal of oregon troops now held in California, and being besieged with inquiries concerning them. l venture again to query you as 10 what ection is proposed. Cannot they be returned before the New Year?
 "Tkey have done their duty an1 made sacrifices. Citizen soldiers should not be made 10 suffer because the regular army is inadequate. Such treatment will undermine possibility of enlistment in future emerge %
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

oUERETARo. Mexico. Dec l7.-The assembly last night passed the educational section of the new constitution barring clergymen of all sects from teaching in any scnooi. Felix NJ. Palayacini. former secretary of public instruction. favored allowing clergymen to teach in private schools. but delegates who based their argu- ments on remember the inquisition' induced the assembly 10 pass the measure
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
BRITISHER ARRESTED

LAREDO, Texas, Dec. William Mitchell, a British subject, manager of the Bank of London and Mexico, with Rafael Sandioval. Wilhelm Appear Miguel Castillas, Gustava Montaudon federic Proal. Vincette Echegaray and francisco J. Livera members of the board of counsellors of that bank, are under arrest in the City of Mexico. ac- cording to newspapers received today.
 No cause for the arrests is given, be- yond the statement that the bankers
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
WOULD CREATE
 DEMAND FOR
 NONCOMBATANTS
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tCOntInued from I-age OneJ hands of the other parts were com lieteiy free.
 The corr espondent at Stockholm of the Lokal Anzeiger. telegraphs that daring the meeting or the lasi Ru- munian crown council it was re- solved that the Rumanian foreign of- flee should be transported to Petro- arad.tse other ministers for the pres ent being established at Kiev. The E manian parliament. il Is reported. will meet at Petrograd. King Ferdl- nand is said to have declared that ae would stay one week In Russia and then so to England.
 Only Wants Conference
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

downfall came the capture of the hill.
 Empires declare the surprise attack was a success in every military feature and carried out with a dash which be- lied the ten mile march before plunging to the attack.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
HUNDRED THAT
 SALAZAR HAS
 QUIT FIGHTING

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Only Wants Conference LONDON. Dec. l7.-Telegra phine
For Mexican Education

decline to obey an order of the. first chief
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

Hire 3 lttle salesman at The Re. $ .tli..ar rff,ce
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-06
NEWELL RECLAMATION NEWS.
Yearly Subscription
: Vale and Vicinity


The next Guild meeting will be
held April 18th in the community
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Thomas
and family Sundayed with Mrs.
Burt Beals.
The government building here is
being raised one story and will be
used for dwelling.
A nine pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nern Grant, east of
Vale, yesterday morning.
WAsTED-Good piece of land IN
or near project. vii! purchase it
or will purchase REIMBURSEMENT or
rent.-Address Box 800 Rapid
City. ). d. 514t
DR.. Eta d. Mallory will practice
osteopathy. Consultation an d
spinal examination $3.50. Special
~ of CONTINENT cases and cases
of female weakness. Residence
miles south of Vale, ). D. I9-4t.
The Rebekah circle met with
Mrs. T. j. Baldwin Saturday after
noon but owing to the condition of
the roads and the added attraction
Of the minstrel show in the evening
the attendance was smaller than
usual.
The minstrel play was given last
Saturday night in the Woodman
hall to full house considering the
weather and roads. The perform
ince certainly did credit to the
supervisors and particip2tors who
are all ametuers. S57 was taken
IN and the expenses were very
light. Alter the play Harry Babb
luctioned off the boxes and talked
himself hoarse but succeeded in
obtsining a good price for them,
one young man paying $500 for
his choice.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-04-06
LIQUOR SALES FALLING OFF
Internal Revenue Report Shows De-
crease in CONSUMPTION.

Washington, Feb. THE report
Of the commissioner OF internal reve
nue. for the year ending June 30, 1915
is Just out and shows decrease in
the production of distilled liquors
during the year OF 41,e6S.459 gallons
and the withdrawal" of spirits. which
more nearly represents the consump
ton. shows a decrease OF 14,iI1.4sI. 6
gallons. The decrease in the output
of fermented liquors (beer, etc.
amounted to $751; 56 barrels. For
ty-one breweries. los distilleries and
1920 saloons closed during the yea
ending June 80, and on Dec. 81 seven
states went on the water wagon.
They are Colorado. Washington, Iowa.
Oregon, South Carolina. Idaho and
Arkansas. Virginia will go dry Nov
!. 1916, making nineteen dry states
Sixteen hundred saloons and eleven
breweries were closed in Colorado
500 saloons and sixteen breweries in
Iowa and 200 saloons in Idaho, be
sides hundreds in the other states.
The seven new dry states add a popu
lation Of S.254,043 10 the dry ranks,
according TO the 1910 census. No
wonder the consumption OF liquor is
falling OF. The total drink bill for
the nation is estimated al s2.6S2, sSs,
S97.25 for the year.