davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald., 1917-06-22
RED CROSS DRIVE
SENDS TOTAL CLOSE
TO $4,000 MARK
Days High Mark for Team Work
Is Set by Ross Merits s Squad.
With Collections Amounting to
Over Sixteen Hundred Dollars.

The pace set yesterday In the Rcd
Cross chapters drive fer $50 oo0 was
maintained by the ;eams todag 'rh.
total IN cosh aud pledge reported az
noon was si.se7sa. which compares
with yesterdays total % sl.aGo. The
total FOR the two days il s9.955
The hish team was that headed hy
Rose Merritt. o, the state Rational
hank which rolled up total Of ST.
se7 Alorritr~ team turned In saOa
Yesterday.
Mrs. Ivan Gfunsfcid's team collect
ed Ss6l today. bu, her team IL cred.
tied with The chsyk Ior Si.i00 which
the continental on company prom
ised the chapter before the drive. 50
that technically the team reported
$i.s6t today. ON the actual report.
however. the check Il subtracted. be-
cause IL WAS part Of the cumpany's
general coatribut!on hy districts aud
does not hgure as Il fruit of the local
drive
Rabbi Rergman's team got q con-
timing pledge. The man who made
IL promises S20 a month for the fun
period ~ the war.
shops I,cpart Again Soas-.
The shops district again came
through handsomely. George T. Pc
terson. captain Tor the shops. report
ed ti4s. which compares with vcster-
1un|fa rnWnFf ftf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
FEAT OF the OREGON.
hsr Historic Trip Around csps Hsru
70 Santiago Day.

wv VtvtSVso sVsp VRSeVu WV VSvV
70 esWtises osy.
At the outbreak Of the war with
Spain tho bat,leship Oregon was order.
Cd from San i;'-ancisco TO the Atlantic
coast. She left San Francisco on
March 10. 1908; arrived at Cailao, Peru,
on April Is, where she took on coal;
reached Sandy Point on April l8 and
took ON more coal: reached Rio de-
Janeiro on April 30; Babia. May 0:
Barbadocs. May II. and Jupiter inlet.
Florida. OH May q. The entire dis
lance run was ii.708 knots at al ex.
pcnditurc of Alas tons Of ,oal.
While at Rio do Janelro Captain
Clark. who was In command Of the
Oregon. received word that the Span
lsh torpedo boat Temerario had sailed
from Montevldeo with the Intention Of
destroying the Oregon. Captain Clark
notified tho brazilian authorities that
II the Spanish vessel entered the har-
Dor she would be attacked. The Temc.
rario did not enter the harbor.
In the battle Of Santiago Bay tho
speed " tho Oregon enabled her to
take n front position In the chasc. IN
which she forced the Cristobal Colon
TO run ashore 10 avoid destruction from
the 0regons thirteen Inch guns. The
Oregon also prevented the escape Of
the vixcaya.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03

Columbus waa married ~ 1910 or
thereabou,s To u Miss Palestrello Of
Lisbon. wt'se father had distinguished
himself M navigator. A part Of her
marriage dover was u great collection
Of valuable charts. Journals aud impor.
tant memoranda. She possessed q nno
education aud was widely known ~ u
brainy, brilliant woman. who was con.
stantiy urging her husband on In the
path which fnaily bruugal him 10 the
wonderful goal with which wc are 81
familiar.
a7sf
Buy your Liberty bond! We shall
know you.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03

Tho eminent traveller James Bruce
was highly touchy whenever his We.
racity was called into question, II hap.
pcncd that when dining out one day at
q friends house one OF the guests oh.
served that Il was impossible that the
natives Of Abyssinia could cat raw
meat. without making any reply Bruce
forthwith left tho table and before long
returned from the kitchen with piece
Of raw bccfsteak. peppercd and sailed
In the Abystlninn fashion. rlat Ing this
In front Of the guest. who had doubt,
cd his word. he said, "Sir. YOU will
cat this or tieht me-" 'rhc guest pre-.
fcrrcd the former alternative. There
upon Bruce calmly observed, "Now,
sir. you will never say again that II is
impossible"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
Tho WAY No, 10 ko,p youru,

Our Cousin Emu is only forty years
Old, but she doesn't look TO be day
under slS,y, Worry has bccn the
cause. she has worried almost con.
sIantlS for fear she would look old
aud that her husband wouldn't like
her ihc has dlctcd herself In order to
rllalD Soung She .ncvcr cnts ns ull u
aa she wnn,s OF thc Kind of foud she
walta. she %pihs to think tint pun.
lshng herself IN this manner viii keep
OF old cgc And she sleeps with II view
OF rcmNinlng younr. She gors TO bed
at q u'olucR every afternoon, aud she
remains IN bd Until Z o'clnck IN the
morning, The rrnalnmg eleven hours
Of the twcnly.Iour she spends IN try
Inv TO rub Youth mnd beauty into her
chceks.--tlnudc tallnn In Fort Worth
StarTccpw,m,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
STRENGTH or WOOD.
The Pressure II Took to Break Beam
Of Oouplss Fir.

NW8 EFNuueN0 " sSSN w S'NsN - ~s@'''
ei Douglas Fir.
A piece VI Douglas tr. ~ feet long
and 10 by \ inches In cross section,
stood a pressure or SS.400 pounds be-
fore breaking ut the test conducted In
the engineering laboratory OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington by q. W. Zim.
mermann Of the United States fores,
service.
The experiment was demonstration
Of the standard used by the forest serv'
leo In testing bridge spans. The beam
was held by fifteen foot support, and
the loud was concentrated at two
points live feet from each end OF the
hcam. Az pressure was applied the
beam continued TO bend until the point
OF maximum detection was reached.
Measurements we're then taken, aud II
was found that the beam had bent 80
inches under the pressure Of 50,0oO
pounds, This occurred two minutes
after the test started, t
Flight minutes Inter, after 3S.l00
pounds OF additional weight hnd hccn
added. the hcam broke During this
time there was no further detection OF
the piece. Mr. Zimmerman explained
that the small thcrs OF the wood were
continually giving wny under the pres
sure. and at the end OF eight minutes
the bcum. gulclputly weakened, snaj.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
NET INCOME WOULD
EQUAL LIBERTY LOAN

The production OF wealth In the
United States for the past two years
has been nj the rate OF more than
$40. 900 900. 900 per annum. Since
thc outbreak. OF the war In Europe
two years and 10 month ago stu
dents OF the situation tell M that this
country has created about ti00. .000,-
000.0 900 OF now wealth. and that the
surplus earnings OF the American
people. over and beyond their living
expenses, for this period have ex-
coeded- $40. .000. .000 900.
Much OF this accumulated wealth.
produced by over 10000. 900 intel
ligcnt workers. has been re-inyestcd
In mills and factories, in the enlarge
mont and expansion Of business en-
terprises Of oil kinds. and in loans
to foreign countries. while our do
posIts In banks have Increased bill
lions.
II is believed that the inyestibIe
earnings or profits OF the citizens OF
the United States are now Increasing
at the rate Of $4,000. 900. 1000 every
three months, 80 that II all our pso-
pie should invest In the Liberty
bonds their entire net increment or
excess income over actual living ex-
ponscs for three months period
and avoid other Investments. this
alone would practically absorb the
entire issue Of bonds now being Of
fered.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
sTRAYED

ESTRAY-There estrayed from my
place three weeks ago, small black
mare, German coach type. NJ. NJ,
Ainsworth, Murphy. Oregon.
Phone 601-F-22. 5stf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
NOTICE no CUT
GRASS AND WEEDS


To whom II may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the ordinances
Of the city Of Grants Pass require
owners or occupants Of sny lot. tract
or parcel Of land within the city
limits. to keep such lot. or parcel Of
land. together with the street. side
walk and alley abutting thereon. free
from growing grass or vegetation
over three inches tall. except grass
or crops raised for agricultural pur-
poses. and every such owner or oc-
cupant Of such premises Is required
prior to June ist. to cause to be cut
and removed or destroyed any such
grass or vegetation.
II 10 further provided that in case
Of failure to comply said grass or
vegetation shall be cut and destroyed
by the city under the direction Of
the street superintendent and the ex-
pense thereof charged against the
property. and made lien against the
same. to be enforced by the sale Of
the property.
You will avoid costs and penal
ties. by giving this your prompt at
tention.
G. z. McLANE.
City Marshal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03

felt had been required. Wherever the
deed Is known II will stir the pulses OF
men, this story OF hcroism quite as ex-
alted ms any that Homer or phitarch
immortnlizcd. Philadelphia Ledger
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner OF G and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call At
the oftice OF the company. Public Ser
vice building. or phone lsi for
same.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03
TIME GARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective June /, 1917.

Daily except Sunday
Train ". Grants Pass. 1900 p. m.
Train lv. Waters Creek 500 p. m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-03

Calling cards at tho Courier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
SO OeHtI6c eddffe ii6cruommcu.

GonereB Idnftionirt oas @orgcbcn
oes 8r1iioenten. glae ocut'
i6eu Sdiffe iolen 8um Srcden
Der lt.9oot 8lodnoe 0ermouot
perocu. 2ie 5Aiiie III oeH
oGniicben Snielu our4 8crtrda
aeicbiist.
&aibington Z. Nloi Der
bereits bonn Senat ongeuomucne ae'
meiniome gel1liB, morin Der &rali'
bent olltoriiirt miro, Die Sdiiie oes
6einocS in omerifoniihen Sdien in
0ienit 5u nebmen lpuroe belte bonn
Observation-Disclosures nod elmer lon
gen 9cbottc obnc gfanensnlIfruI an
genommen. Ole WloBregel ionttio.
nirt oen @lon ser glomiuiitration
Die SO Oeutiden Gnufio9rteiihiITc
ais 9legicrungs Gabr5eugc 81 be'
nuben uno oieielben IN Den irnnS'
otlontiiden Dienit ais SbeiL elmer
eroBeu SonoclsHotte 8u iteaen, um
Die ll.9oot.glodoOe 6u brehen Sti
Der 9lnnobme, ooB Der GongreB oie
NldBnabme Der 9loniniitration luul
tioniren meroe. bat Die 8egierlng
bereits begonnen ole BON 0er oeut.
iden 9eiosune peruriodte 9eldla.
oieung 81 repuriren imo 8pci Der
Shiffe meroen bereits in einem 0lt'
lihen Sofen belnoen.
Gs miro erpartet, BOB Ieutidlano
nad Dem ariege ocn glnlprlid modlt,
oaB oie 8ereiniaten Staaten 6pi 0er
lleberuobmc ser Shiife Den *.
fannten @ertrog bon 1922 uerlebt
6aben aber Die 9eomteu oes StaoiS
1epartementS iinO Der 9lniidlt. ouB
fetn triitiger @rlipo fiir iolh cine
9eidlperOe porliegt
Der @eihluB bc5ie6t iidl aui olle
oeutihen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in allen
amerifoniiden 6dfen ausgenomuien
Den 3Gfeu Der reiierluor6enen odni.
ihen Snieln in @eitinoien, 100 mon
oen 9eitimmlngen oeS 9lntauIsDCr'
troeeS uohfommt. oeren @orbanoen.
iein pG6ren0 Der Tisfuiiion inn
SuitIe enthiiQt ipur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
@oniltl S5pchn ncltor6en.

glcm 0rlconS, Z. W3oi Gmil
GonarO @oe6n ieit "a So6ren
Sdppci5cr Goniul in 9lew Orleans,
ii i'm gIltcr bon 70 Sobrcn gcitorben.
Sperr @ocbn NOR in Sorgen Sdmci5,
geboren @r mar ais 93ibiiopbile in
peitelten Srciien befannt. Scit 9(b-
brndb Der 9e5iebunaen nit 9eutiA-
lonO 5otte CT bic @ci6Gitc Oes 6ieii-
gen oclltl6cn GoniuIotSl iibcmonl.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
rGccilic4- -SIasc absciuicIcn.


Nuuoes -Supreme-@eridt f6ate cine
Gntideioung 81 @lniten oes be.
tlogten 9ompiers. ylep-Yor.
fer ganfcu Uerloneten bobe @nt.
i6doiemg iiir gIidtablieierimg
BON @oIO an Ghalono uno 5ronf.
reid. @rbalten neue ytomeu.
@oibin9ton T. Mai. Neiu
Yorfer 9anfen oerloren beite ibre
aloge I'M Supreme @eriht gegen
oen goroOcltiHen 2loDO.lompier
raronprin5eliin Gecilie" 81 Bottom
liegenO, in pelder Tie einen SdoOen.
eriab in S6be bon $2,240,000 fir
glidtoblieferlng bon @olo.9iillionen
i'm @ert6e bon $t1,OO0.O0O an eng
lmO iinO 6ranfrcib, bci9Iusbrud) oes
ariegeS perlangten. Gas Supreme-
@crift entidieO, ooB oie uGecilie@
oen 9l6ienoern niht Sbaoenerlob
pflihtig fiir ibre 9liidfebr nad) oen
&ereinigten Stnatcn bonn Wfittels
ocean rno 9Iiifoe6en ibrer Heiie lit
Iieie gnticbeioing moht cine Heibe
dbuIiher Sloeen geeen onoere Oellt.
ide Sdiffe in amerifaniihen @etpdi.
fern 6inidaig. 9liHter Solmes CAB
Die @ntideiOlng ab. Jli6ter Yitueg
lnO Glorf uaren anoerer Meinrng.
@un0es.@eamte in Bolton Iagten
bcllte, oaB Der 0ompfcr unter 0bbut
oeS NorlAall Sobn s. Mithell Der.
blei6en miro, bis Elm Nanoat ieitens
oeS 9unoes. .Supreme.@ .@crihtes ein-
gelouien III, peldes beiagt, OoB Der
Gompfer nidbt iiir eriobpflidtig &c.
bolten lit. gs mlirOe in oent W}or.
idollS.9lreou mitget9eilt, OoB Der
Sdien.Golleftor epentilell s9eiib bon
Dem Sdifi ergreiien miro, rn0 oos.
iel6e olSOnnn octtielben Stotus bot
ipic unoere oeutibe Shiife, Ole IN
omerifoniicben Sdfen lagcn. Sad-
peritdnoige, welAe fit Die 9nuoesre-
gierling oGs Shiff inipiSirten, bericb.
teten odB es 100000 folten ipiiroc,
Die Shiiismaihincn 5lI reporireL H.
oieie Neparoturen iebs Wlonote in
glnlprud nchnlen niir0en.
@rbolten neitc 0eittf1 c g a.
men.
Gle bciOen Oeiiti6en Siilfsfrell5er,
melhe bon Der 8ereinigtcn Stootcn.
&egierllng iibernomnen murocn
weroen Die 93omen 5meierDeutidbe er-
bolten, melhe in Der Continental.
gIrnice in Dem omeritoniihen &rieg
iiir Sreibeit f6mpitet pie bcllte Se.
frctdr GoniclS nitt6eiltc. ,.4ron.
prin5 Milbelm" miro oen gtomen
o@orou BON Steuben", lmo n&rin5
@itel SSricorid" Oen Namcn ngoron
Oe &olb" crbolten 9ei0e Ganlpicr
peroen nnter amerifauiiber 6laaac
in Gienit geIteat io6alo oie not6igen
9eporoturen 6eenoet lmo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
AngenOmMtlI.
Gmbargu &laaiel III
epiOnagesSia
9mrdj 0SieOereriudgung
Des genats.S .SeltblmiIes.

grdIioent erbdlt ailtoritdt, oie sIlis.
fubr nad Scr sdpci5 uno Sol'
IanO al uerbicten 9hd Spa-
nicn ioIl feline Grportartifel cr.
boItcn. sdarfe 1istuiiiou
ocs seuates binter OcridIoiicucn
Gbiircn.
8afbington Z. @oi Ger
Senot no6m beute Die unquoliii3irte
9lutoritdt fiir cine Grport-Gmbargo-
9rotlamation Surd Oen @rdiiocuten
picocr IN Die Spionoge.9iIl mlf-
nodoem ocr oemotratiihe 6iibrer,
N4artin 9inter periHloiienen I5iiren
crfIdrt bate, oaB Brdii0cnt @ilioH
befiirHtete, CT mare niht I'M 5ton.
Oe, imter Dem amcnoirten glblcbnitie
oie eriuiinihten 3pede 5ll crrciden.
0ie 9oridrift. wie ie iebt n Der yin
itebt beOolImodtist oen 'Br0lioen'
ten, ip06reuo oes arieges ungcicblia
81 erfldren gIrtifel nad ir9eno ei'
mem genonnten 2anoe 5il erportiren.
Gem @oree6en oes Scuots 9ing
cine fiiniitiinoige Iebottc in elmer
@refutioiistng poroiiS pdbreno pel
der gum eritcn Nlule, ieit Die Ger
Staaten Den &rieg gegen DeutlA'
lano erfl1rt baben Erdiioent gSilion
idborf fritiiirt puroc. 9lQh 5dInB
Der Sibnng erfldrte senator Nlar'
tin, 0aB sic @egierune @umo 5u oer
9lnnobme babe oaB ameriianllHe
Grportartifel ollrd oie Sdluei3 nio
SollanO nad Ieutihlauo tomen
Geseleihen iolle Der grport nab
Sponien, menn not5uenoig, be-
inrGnft peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
aritif nencn Ocn araTOenten.

SIN ScnQt lalit gelporOcn, 2egiS-
latorcn bei6meren itb, ooB cr iie
ni1t geniigenO ms @ertrouen 500.
9lu6 Die @litgIie0cr Oes Cabinets
megen i6rer Soltung eegenii6er
oen GongreBmitglieOern fritiiirt.
Us a i6in9ton, T. Mai. ~ @rG-
li0ent Billon murOe 6eute i'm Senot
iritilirt, neil er na6 9lngobe Der
Spre6er Den GonereB be3iigli1 ge-
roiiier @eiesee6itngs- -9lngelegenbciten
unO inSbeionoere be5iigli6 6rogen in
&er6inOln nit Der internationolen
Sjituotion nic6t ms &crtrauen ge5o-
Gen babe.
Somobl Hepublifaner lpie Demo.
froten bet6eiligten iic5 al Ger 0is.
tliiiion Die 6inter ueri6lofenen Gbii-
zen itattion0, unO Die Senotoren mur-
Oen ouran erinnert, ooB iie 6e5igli6
OcrieI6cn Stiaibueigen 81 beWa6ren
6d6en.
Gie Sode fam sur 0c6ottc, ais
ser Observation-Disclosures Mortin onfiin-
oigte, 0aB Der Hrdiioent oeu Orin-
ocnolten gSuni9 bege, OoB Der Senot
icinen 8el6luB binii6tlib Der 9IbGn-
ceritng Der Grport.@m6orgo-9e 9eitim-
matng Der Spionage-9iQ in gSieocr-
eriu0gung 5ie5e.
Sic Senatoren 2oose 6aa, 9ieco
imo an0crc crflGrten, 0oB Scr Senot
memals IN 0ie Gage gefommen iein
niirOe, feline @onOlimg III @ieoer-
erpdguna 5lt 5iebcn, Bate Scr @rGii-
cent ole SSiibrer porbcr iiber Ole 9lot6-
Wenoiefeit Der @eiebge6ung entiprc-
demo nnterri6tet.
9Iitd ridJtete iid abidai9e Gritif
Hcgegen ooB feline slitglieoer oes
Scnats oOcr ocs SoteS eingclooen
an nen ofIi5ieIlen Sunftio.
nen I'M g9eiBen Sauie 81 @6ren Der
britii6cn unO fron50iiibcn aricgs-
Gomlniiiionen tbeil6unebnen. Nlit
glicocr oes Cabinets mlir0cn bei oic-
ler 0iSfuIiion wegen i6rcr @altung
eegcnii6er 0en 2egislotorcn ou6
iiemlid iNorf anaearifien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
Sumbcn unf eumOOm.
&on 0elltlhcm 9lcroplan bcro6gcpor.
fen. Sine Ycrion getoOtet, 5lpei
uerlebt. Ger oifi5iele 9cri6t
OeS britilhcu &riedSamteS

fen. IT Sine @crion get0otet, 5iuei
ucrlebt. Ger oifi5iene 8eri6t
OeS britiidcn 9riegSonltes.
2on0on, z. Moi. II Sin icin0-
lider 9lcropIon mari bellte @}or9en
elmer ofii8ieacn 9lnfiinOigune noA
bier 9omben norO0lili6 pom 2onoon
berob.
Gic Oiesbc5iielidyc @littbcilimg
laitet.
nSn oen irii6eu 9jiorgeniilmoen
eridicn bcute Gin ieinoli6er 9lero.
plan iibcr sen 9lnslGiliern ocs g}oro.
oiteus bon 2onoon uno mari bier
9omben berab Sin Monn muroc
9et0otet uno Gin Moun uno ciuc
5ran murOcn 0erlebt. W2e6rere @e.
bdu0e wuroen leid6t 6cibGOigt.~
giiemono in Dem bon Sem 9[cro-
plane bcimgeiudjten 9lreal ia6 irgenO
etpas BON Ger iciuoli1eu N1oi6ime.
Die 2eute mlrr0en ourd Oas @e-
tote her @rploiionen erpcdt, oo6 ais
Iic mlf Die StroBe ciIten mar OaS
6llg5eug bcrcits oeribmimOcn.
Die 9ombe, mclHe Die |erluItc
perliriadtc, iiel ouf Dem 1adbe eineS
@o6nballIes nie0cr. Die anocren
&urigeidollc lanoeten in eincm ma.
ben Sumpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
nllneLc aOen Gannunls Csc6nrtsha

W olD ington Z lRoi. n Gon-
greBnitglieO Soiep6 6. Cannon bon
SuinOiS, Der frii6ere Sprecbcr Ocs
Souies, lit bellte 81 Sabre alt. Grob
iciner Sabre lit ullncle Soc ipie cr
aagemein genonnt miro, nod 10 frdf-
tig mo le66oit ipie je IS oineen
ibnl 5a6lreide @Iiitfmiini6e bon Con.
NrcBuitNlic0crn NegicruuNS6comtcn
lmO anocrcu pcri0nlid6en 5relmoen
81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
Nnnptnnnn uum Nufr aelI6llI.

Gopcnbngelt Dia Sonoon M
aqoi. 0ier eineetroifenen 9eriH
ten 5tfolae lit ser oeiitiHe Saupt.
mann pom Sofe in oeu 9ampien an
ser MelIiront geiaILen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
pic GrbS6nna Der 5rndtratcn.

@er6or Dor Der 3miidenltoatli6en
SonoeIs.Gommiiiion beeonnen.
9ei @elud6rling oes @unides
bleibt 0enuod Elm @erhiit.
g8aibin9ton, 7. W8ai. Der.
tteter Der oltli1en @iienbabn- @eiea-
i1aften Dor Der 3pilbenltaatlihen
SoanoelssGonuiiiion in Dem eriten
@erbor, 0ur6 melhes ale giienbo6.
nen oes 2anOes erbofien, cine @rbo-
bune bon Is Yro5ent ser 6rodtraten
81 erlangen erflGrten Ole @rbobung
ais obiolut notbpenOie. oanit Die
@iien6o6nen in oen Stano beriebt
meroen, in 9riegsSeiten oen g8iri-
iden Der 93otion nodfommen 81 fon.
Hcn, ais aud oen geiteigerten Soften
oGer 8eoarfSortifcl, Den 9etrieb ollf-
redt 81 erbolteu gerebt 81 meroen.
@enn dlt9' Dem @unIbe itattgeeeben
miro, 10 lit Oennoh Elm glusiall bon
$75,000.000 81 uer5ei6nen ole er.
h06ten 9etriebsfoiten fir oas lauien.
sc Sabr 81 oeder.
Die 0itIiben 2iilien 6oben ibren
san beilte beenoet; biernoh fonlmen
tic @ertreter Der iiioliden, oann Die
ser weitliAen @iienbobn,2inien 5it
@ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08

@ier5e6n feinoliAc 9lcroplone pur-
oen geIiern auf Oieier 6ront bon I'M
lcren 5liegcrn ilno 9lnti-6hig5eug4
@eibiiben berllntergebolt.
9citli6er &riegs b ou-
plab.
&on g(rtiQcric-Guellcn lofolcr 9tu.
tlIr a6geieben berriAte onf Scr rui
iild-goli5iihen 6ront geitcrn 9fube.
. a lfon &riegs16oltplob. Ia &.
Wlaceooniide 6rOnt Syu Der bic
9ung Der Gerna bat 0oS 9lrtilleric-
Guell 5eitiueilig einen ic5r le66often
@barafter angenonlmen.
Sduahe feinOlihe Snfauterie-Ge+
judgements, Die gegen iniere Stellim-
gen oor5uoringen iudten lpnrOen
nit leidter Dliibc 5uriideeihlogcn.
&cItlib bonn 6luiic 8uroar iino
teinoli6c 8oritoBc gegeu bnlgoriibc
6elopoltcn gdn5lih 9eiheitert."
Slmtli6er tiirfiider Be-
ridt.
SEQ tia ntinopeL oio 2onOot
n Nlo Die 6ciite bonn tiirfiiben
@eneralSltn6 erloiiene omtlime Wlit-
tbellung bat folgenoen 8ortlollt
v3pei SHmaoroncn ritiiiicber Sea-
oalleric, pelrbe Oen o6eren 9ouf oes
Slullcs 0iolo frelBten ipurOen bon
unlereu Strcitfr6fter 8uriidgetrie.
ben; lie lieBen 5ebn GoOtc ouf oenl
SelOc.
Sol6iniel Sinoi II SeHs imierer
Ncroplone 6abcn 9omben oilf oos
leinoli6c Sallptquortier 6eroboeluor-
len mo c6enio auf iein 9lero0rome."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
9IfnS mi Der Neiiernna.

@aibineton Z. Wloi. Bot
idaiter Gltrs, DER in Gonitoutinopel
ont GDpbus ooriiieoerlog, beiinoet
iib ouf Der geiierune, @r oiirite
ieOoh niht Dor orei ggoden Inn
Stanoe Iein, sic Seimreiie an5iitre.
ten.