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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
Board Has
Completed
Its Uork

The Fremont county board of ex-
emptions last Thursday completed its
Investigations of the applications of
those who filed petitions FOR exemp-
tions from military service in the new
national army on the ground that aged
relatives. or minor children We're de
pendent on them for financial support
and a list OF the same was certified
TO the district board at Pueblo for
final action.
OF the one hundred and forty men
mont county. seven. all OF them aliens.
failed TO respond TO the call: eight
were examined elsewhere. forty were
found to be physically disqualified for
army duty. thirty-eight were certified
TO the board as military eligibles.
three enlisted in the regular army
four were aliens and were rejected
and forty-five were exempted because
of being the support OF dependents
The county's quota of men in the
first draft will. in all probability. be
selected from the thirty-eight certi-
fled as eligibles last week. Those ex-
empted as aliens and support of de-
pendents follow:
Joseph Desire Paouette. Howard.
George Z. Hook. Florence.
Fred Myron james. Portland.
~
James Hopkins smaller. Canon City.
John hi Domenic. Caicite.
James G. Gay. Coal Creek.
Joe ID Orio. Chandler.
Thomas Watkins. Rockvale.
Monico Gonzales. Portland.
Leonard w. Lloyd. Coal Creek.
Joe Merlino. Brookside.
Fred Roscoe Hall. Florence.
William +. Diamond. Canon City.
Frank George Rowe, Florence.
Fred Clifford Dyer. Brookside
Clarence ID. Cooper Cotopaxi.
Claude Clifford Edwards. Florence.
Leonardo Abbate. Calcite
Dominic Ottino. Bockvale.
James Eldridge. Williamsburg.
James Vernette. Canon City.
Byron Ellsworth Upton. Florence.
Guido Ernes. Mann, Canon City.
Elmer c. Canterbury. Canon City.
Samuel August Sartor. Canon City.
William A. Potts. Canon City.
Richard Applebee. Howard
John d. Trobucco. Canon City.
James NJ. Endicott. Canon City.
Alva d. Hall. Canon City.
Leonard G. stephens. Canon City.
Louis Cristelli. Rockvale.
Alva Baker Wood. Canon City.
Edward Il, Durkett, Canon City.
Floyd Coleman. Hillside.
Arthur Angel, RockvaIe.
Peter Robert Bob. Concrete
James w. Miner. Florence.
Henry +. Palm. Canon City.
Dominic Denardi. Coal Creek.
Frank Marsh. Canon City.
George c. Parker. Rockvale.
Louis E Schmidt, Canon CITY
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
VERA MERRts RETURNS
FROM DENVER

Miss Vera Merris. who has been on
two weeks vacation visiting In
Denver has returned 10 her work at
the Frank l.. Smith store.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
HERE SEVERAL DAYS LAST
WEEK

Mrs. p E Mcclure and little son.
Julian, of Alvarado, New Mexico.
spent several days in Canon City last
week as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. \.
7. Wood on Brewster avenue. Mrs
Mcclure was on her way home after a
seven months visit with relatives in
the Canadian northwest.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30

nave mnde me well
and healthy. Some
time ago ! felt SO
run down. had pains
in my back and side,
was very irregular,
tired, nervous, had
such b ad dreams,
did not feel like eat
ing and had short
breath. ! read your
advertisement in
yh -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
MRS. Il. II. FREYE RETURNS TO
/ CANON CITY

Mrs, II, II. Freye. who has been in
California for The past two months.
returned to Canon City the latter
part of the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
LINCOLN PARK CANsiRG CLUB
HOLDS DEMONSTRATION

The Lincoln Park Boys and Girls
Canning club OF which Prof H. Nc.
Neal. principal OF the Lincoln Park
schools. is president. held Il corn can.
ming demonstration at the home of
Prof and Mrs. Neal. 40i Pike avenue
on Friday. A large number of the
members were present and much in.
ierest was manifested by them In the
work to be done. Helpful talks wer.
made on the canning and conserva.
ton of foodstuns grown in orchard
and garden and practical lessons civ.
On.
Tho next meeting OF the club will
be held at the Mckinley school build
ing on Garfield street at 10 o'cIoci;
next Tuesday morning at which in.
s,ruction viii be given on the methods
Of canning fruits and vegetable pro.
ducts that will be ready for canning
later All members of the club are
requested 20 bring TO this meeting the
records OF their individual work In
order that the organization may check
up the results of the seasons enter.
prise. The club has a membership of
thirty boys and girls: some of whom
have already canned this summer as
much as seventy quarts OF fruits and
vegetables for use during the winter
months.
MISS VERA MERRis RETURNS
FROM DENVER
Miss Vera Merris. who has been on
two weeks vacation visiting In
Denver has returned 10 her work at
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-12-28
When in EIida, S OPP at
The Central Hotel,
Good Meals, Clean Beds,
and courteous treatment.
J. I. vnL-lS, Prop.
ELIDA, % N NJ

me to choose between you and him.
Did you ever hear of anything so
foolish? Just as though I would ever
give you upw And she slid her hand
aftectionately through J the elderly
mans arm.
Long, with "a murmured good-by.
turned to go, but Mead stopped him.
"Waitl" he said. 81 only want to
make Anne happy. I want to give her
everything she wants. II she wants
you, she has only to speak. I am
adopting her as my daughter, and
there's lots of room in that big house
for one more. Let Anne decide"
81 decided some time ago" said Anne.
Then she held out both hands to AL
den Long.
Copyright. 1917. by W, G. chapman)
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-12-28
IN the MEANTIME
81 poRoTHY DOUGLAS.


Charlie Delroy might have felt like
the prodlgal son had he been either
the son Or the prodlgal, but he was
neither. He was, however, returning
TO the cottage that had been his home,
off and on since his boyhood.
Reasonably certain that Molly Cra-
ven and her mother would be at
home, since it was nine o'clock Mt
night, he anticipated the surprise with
which they would welcome him home
after his three months idle vagabonds
age.
There was dim light burning in the
familiar lamp that always stood beside
the Piano.
He whistled the peculiar little
whistle that heretofore had brought
Molly and her mother running out TO
meet him. There was no answer. He
Knocked loudly on the door, Not
sound came from within.
After much effort he succeeded In
squeezing himself through a small win
dow In the cellar.
After amhling about the familiar
rooms he finally returned to the isitchs
en-, made himself a cupful OF ten
and q slice Of toast, and went
into the little living room to make
himself comfortable until the return
&c Molly and Mrs. Craven.
fie hod i iaWuklto sleep in the
gra a4estcr ut IL die.
Whom DapApe egRd her mother
returned from loie MOONLIGHT stroll
and 70 q strange man sleeping on
the chesterfield, ard that same young
mans suitcase lying open beside him
md the contents generously sprinllled
about tho room they would have faint
cd hud they been less sensible women.
Not wanting 60 p'olpng the scene
TINT MIGHT be troc come, Daphne
NouGht 4ulcliy as ihe hest mems
9t walking the stronger. 81 viii bang
he piano." she said, and suited tile
ction to the words Aftersa -resound-
4g bang on the plano she and her
mother both slipped into chairs and
waited results.
Charile suddenly startled from most
G 7uHs the pa FROM
M 10 a3 up, expecting TO
ftasa a1aly aAJ her mother In his
ap8lle embrace.
~ frT h'cE, his face blanching.
ll1 are you Deo-
.easf 4 would ask tie same
question az you." a
Il am Charles Delroy and I've been
hrogr,t un in this hpuse. / have slept
on this CHESTERFIELD thousands Of
times" lie eazed blankly at Daphne,
who only smiled back at him.
eve have rented this cottage fur
aished, for two months2 she told him.
Il know yol aro speQlying the truth
ana that you are not burglar, be-
couse Your photograph adorns my
do like me. ia feet have 10 one ia
the world who loves me half so well
as Molly and her mother Butt he
arose quickly, Il have no right to be
hero row and apologize most humblg
FOR the appalling liberty I've taken!"
He would have gathered his belong
ings he'd not Mrs. Earl stopped him
Wild q 1ft word
eve know there IS not q train back
to town nor a hotel in the yillnge."
she said you must Stop with us at
least for The night DON'T you think
he couid Darhne?"
III MI Dclroy would prefer II SO
hiking the fifteen miles hack to town."
she said, with a DELIGHTFUL blush.
"An answer would De foolish
continued on page Ahtco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09


9lmiterOumL s. gluguit Sc
iterrcic5ii6-inaarii6e 3eitmgen ie.
ben, luie Elm @iener Selegrontm NIT
t6eilt, Oie &riegserfldrlmg G6mo's
ais OoS g9erf Der @ntente, 6eionocrS
oes grdiioenten @ilion an. Sic gilt
ais elm Sdlog gegen oeiti6e ma
oiterreidiidln9ariide @ciddits.Sn
tereiien in G6ino INN 5mei umange.
ne6me San0clSripolen los 3ii mer.
oen, inOeul 0en @6incien Gin Gor
manO gege6en miro, i6re Sduloen
nidt 81 bejo6len Seiterreidern mo
8eutiGen gepGbrte 9obn- imo @ii.
nen-Gon3eilionen 5il miOerruien, otter.
reidii6-oeltides &opital 0aS i'm
2anOe angeleat i'll, 81 coniis53irea
oeutide mo 0ierreidiide Shiife sil
6eI6lagua6men um0 Geiltide uno
Seiierreic6er 81 internieren.
9lu6 gegen Seiterrei6.
Eofio, S. g(uguit III g9ie 6elie
i'm 9mSwGrtiqeu 9lmt mitget6eilt
muroe, wirO G6ina'S&riegSerfldrpng
geacn CcutIdlouO, wel6e in oal
ua6iteu Sogen eriolgen iou, au9
ae9en Seiterreid-llngarn geribtet
iein.
g5eu. SeeIonOfi &rieg bis
0ent lonO Oerni6t iIt.
@ellinqton, 9etSeelanO.
8. 9uguIt. ~ Gos @arloment pm
9}eu.SeelanO nabm 6eute unter
or6Btem Gnt6uiiosnlus cine &eiohi-
tion an 0eu aries iort5uiii6reu bis
1euti6lanO pernidtet .iei
Ntitgegangen Nt
&liiiingeh So1ano, 8. 9In.
quit II Sin oertic6er Seeplou belt
6ei @eltfapeQe Elm 6o0dnoiicbes ST
ider6oot an. Giner Der 6lieger be.
CAB Ii6 an 9oro uuo beio6l OaB Oos
Sdiif uad 3eeriigge ia6re. SSd6.
reno 0as Boot nod in 6oadnOiiden
@cpGiiern mar, erihien Elm 6oadnoi.
ibes @atrol6oot uno 6rabte Oas 81.
iMer6oot nad Gliiiingen. Gie oeut
ic6ei Ilieger miuOen internirt
Gin 6ritii1er @oet ge la [.
len.
Qon0on, s. 9lugiIt. n Gorpo.
raj 8roncis 2e0wiog, elm iriider %oei
aus N}cot6, Srlono, 1T am 81. Sui
in Ser S6Ia1t in 6lauOern geiallen
@r mar 26 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

QonOon, 8. 9luguIt. Gorpo-
raj 6roncis 9eowiog, elm iIider %oet
aus W}cot6, Srlono, lit am 81. Suli
in Ser S6lo1t in 5louOern oeiolleu.
Gr mar 26 Sabre att
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
Die SlabrnneSmittcI- -GOntrOl- -Yia
angenOmmen.

@aibington, 8. glugltIt. W.
Die globriingsmittel Control 9iQ,
ooer Oielmebr Der 9ericbt oes @onfe-
ren5-Gomite's, wuroe 5eutc i'm Senat
nit 66 gegen 7 Stimmen oneenom-
men lmo miro morgen Dem @r1IiOen.
ten fir feline @enebmigung lnter.
breitet ipcrOen. Cogegen itimmten
Die folgenOen Senntoren:
Gemofraien - Sorowid, Soils
rmO Seeo;
0iepublifaner 6rance bon W2orD.
lano, @ronna 2a6onette rmO Yen-
roie.
GS miro eriportet, OaB Serr Ser
bert g. SooOer prompt ais 9ta9.
riingSmitteI Giftotor ernannt wer-
Den miro. gluBer sen @oridriiten
fiir ole Gontrole Ser 91u6rlngsmit.
tel ser &o6len, oes 9rennmateriaIs,
DER aunltOiingefa6rifen unO Der
5arnl-9lusriiihngeu ent6Glt oie 9ia
oraltiide prohibitions @orIdriftcu.
GreiBig Gage naH Dem lInter5eib-
men Der 9ia lit es ungeieblib, 9to5.
rlmgsmitteI Stoife 5um Qeitiairen
bon @6isfeD 5u benuben, uno oer
@rdiiOcnt fam Damn iofort alien
&SbisfeD III 9ager6Guiern mo i'm
Frioatbeiibe fir nlilitdriide 3wede
NIT 9eidlag belegen unO fam Die
9enuBung bon @etreioe gum Seritel-
len BON @ier uuO g9ein Der6ieten.
- Gie Strite.9eweglmg inter
Den aobIengr66ern in aentlIdp uno
EenneHee nimmt INNER gr0Bere Fro
portionen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

llpliUNSHytYN YNultpN.
Ger &ec6tsonwolt O'Gonnea in San
6rancisco per6oftet. - Sotte un-
Ter oen @1ilitdrpflidtigeu Girfu.
lore Dert6eilen loiien. II Bos
@r 9unoes- Senator @orfs Oo-
riiber iagte. ~ Oppoiition ecgen
9(usbebuug in 0pIoboma.
Can 6ronctSco, GaI., 8.
Qluguit. - Ger &e6tsonmolt 0oniel
S'Gomea muroe ouf @runO cines
bonn 9uuoes Qiitriftsonmolt ousge-
iteaten @er6oitsbefebls me9en ongeb-
li6cr @crleBlmg Oes Spionoge-@e-
iebes, inoem er gegen Die glusbe-
bungS GoriAriten geiproden boben
ioQ, feltgenonmen. 0esgleiden Dur-
oen Saftbeie6le gegen IA onOere Ser
lonen ousgeiteat, oob WurOen oeren
gtomen ni6t ousgege6en. Sr. o.
GonneQ mur6e oerboftct, pGbrenO er
ciner &erlonmllng Ser D9lmerifani-
i6cn Goniereu5 iiir Gemofrotie uno
6rie0ens 9eoinglngen" beipobnte.
i0ie 9hOien5 5ii6te Die @eomten
aus, mel6e Die &er6oitung Dornob-
men. Ser frii5ere 9unoes &C.
motor So6n 9. @orfS bon SOS 9ln'
qcles er6o6 iidb luO riei: n0ieie Ser.
6oituug lit cine SGmob fir Ous
omerifoniibe @olf uno Oieielbe Wur-
oe nur ooracnommen um Oos benz
fenoe Golf ein5uidii6tern."
Or. Qooio Storr Soroan ein pro-
mineuter 6rieOensmonn befauo lid
e6enioas in Der &crianmlung.
S'Gonnea mur0 ipGter ge9en So.
600 9Hreiboft fir Elm Gerbor bis
ud6lte ggode entlonen. Gie Ser.
6oitmg mar auf einen 9rief 6oiirt,
mel6cn So6n 8. @}cglab, Der @or-
iibcr Der 9lus6e6un9s 9eb6roe, Dem
@moes 0iitriftsanmolt geionot bat.
te, in meldem 0eriel6e ouf Elm Sir.
fulor unter Oen iuneen 2euten oui.
merfiom modte, melc6eS Die conlti.
iutioneQen &ecbte ser 9icgierng be-
itrcitet, @}dnner fir @tilitGroicnlt
ausbeben 81 fonneu.
Ser &ompf bat beeounen uno
miro bis gum @noe 0urdeefii6rt Wer-
ben" iogte O'Gonnea oin0 mir bu,
ben boIlcs &ertrolen ouf einen boil
ltGuoigen Sieg."
@6oenir, 9lri5y s. 9hlellIt. -
Sine Eelep6on-9lo6ridt an oen
g9alo 2luiie6er 8. s.. @oOoaro in
&ooiepelt 9lri5y iaete 6elite 9lbenS
ipdt, es wiiroen feline llnru6en i'm
QlS6eit-Ql66ou-0iitrift 6eiiir6tet. Die
9fad6ric6t fam Don einem N}onne, Der
bon BORT 5nriideefe6rt mar
@boeuir glri5. s. 9Iueldt.
N1olofonos, @litglieOer elmer ruiii.
iAen religi6ien Sefte, Ole in @len.
oale foloniiirt limo, murOen 6eutc
9}o6mittoq pom Gi6ter Saptelle 81
cinem Sobr @eidngniB Oeritrt6eiIt
wegcll gd6tbeiolgrng Scr &roflama-
tion OeS 4rdiioeuten in Ser oIlc
9mSldnoer oerpilidtet iiuS, lid I'M
ter Dem gu5be6e-@eieb einibreiben
5u lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
sin srnncrran0 nm sic sonne.

gGai6inqton s. 9(ugult.
Gas @rideinen bon Oumfleu Stellen
nm 0en diiBeren 9fin9e Der Sonne
muoe 6elite bonn 0iorine-SbierOoto-
rilm bcfanut geeeben. Gieielben
murOeu 5uerii om B. 9hlguit 6eobob.
let mo iin0 9roB genlg, I'M ouu6
eeiAmdr3tes @laS nit bloBen 2lugen
mnhrdcnpnlmen 8n mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
0lciNcr mndlcn Qellte.

@oi6inqton s. 9luguit. -
Cie Neqicriuq bat nit 35 6irnen
in alien Ebcilcu 0eS 9onOes Gou-
trofie sur 9ieierung bon AZ Nlil-
lionen garoS lluiformtuh i'm @er-
t6c bon me6r olS $16,000,000 abge-
idloncu Sur Seritelllma ocs Eu'
dies iino Is Miaioucu FiimO @ollc
criorOerld
SIS ioQeu 6crgeIteGt ueroeu: f.
100000 Semoen, 100000 Fodr 500
len rno $4,000 Nldntel. Sieie-
rlngsiriit 7 Nlouate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

tags 9rdiioenten Gr. Sobannes
admpff in ermioermg eines i6m am
Sonntag bon Oieier Sorperibaft ga-
i6idten SeIesramms cine Gepeide,
in welder es II. g. 6eiBt:
Ger @eiit, ser Dor orei Sa6ren
aus oen Siefen Oes 9olfeS entiprln.
gen iit 1T nod le6en0ig inter unS
inO bat ii6 oieier Gage se5eigt, in
0em imiere tapieren Sampler mter
imieren groBen Sdladtenlenfern
nod nieOogepeieue 9lngriiie bemei-
iterteu, penn ib Der Stdrte 0es Sol
fes geoenfe, bin id ii6er5eugt, ooB eS
ieiiiieben miro, bis Elm 6rieOe er5ielt
miro, Der Oie @bre imo Gr6Be oe5
2onOeS lnO feline gIiidlide uuO iide-
re 3ufunit gorantirt
Bonner 9rofeiiore II ge-
gen 8rie0en.
9(miter0anL s. ghauit. Sic
6enlnoadt5is @rofeiioren DER llui-
berIitdt Bonn 6o6en cine 8etition
lnter3ei6net, in peld6er oie Oelitide
&egiering orinaenO ouigeiorOert
miro, fein meitereS 6rie0ensauge6ot
81 MAIDEN .oa Teuti6lonO's fiir5li-
DIES glnge6ot ourd Die 6ritiide 9lui-
ior0erung gum 9liid5ug binter Den
&bein beuntmortet poroen iit
Gie &roieiioren iiuo Der 9lnlidt,
ooB Elm meiterer 6rieOenspori6la8
llnfua iein piirOe.
arbeiter s onfereu3 Der.
d o6en.
2onoon, s. gluqlit. Sic Pr
better Gonieren5 Ger @ntente 9llfiir-
ten, mel6e beute bier beginner iolte,
lit mif @rnlden Der iran5oiiiden 60
3ialiiien bis GnOe 9(uguit neri6oben
luoroen. 9luf Der 3uiommenliulit
Ioa ii6er oie 8roge elmer 9ei6idrng
ser mii oen O. September angeiebten
Stod6olmer iuternotionalen Srie.
oens Gonferen5 Der So5ialiiten ent-
idieoen meroen.
Girrgei6idter Sunge."
2onoon "a SuIi. (per Bold
Die n@aa Nioa @o5ette" 6ringt iol-
genoes @eibidtden.
Sin 6ritiicber 5lieger ser in gc.
ringer S06e iiber ole 0eltihen Stel-
Iuugen binilog iouo iih 6olO inmit-
ten eiues Sdpormes BON pieiienoeu
augeln. Gle Gelltiden in oen @r0-
ben i6oiien ieufredt in 0ie S06e, I'm
oen 6lieger ielbit 81 6olen oOer ne
nigitens einen @oiolin6e6dlicr 81
Our6l0bern.
Ger 6lieger, Elm falt6liitiger Sun
ge. blidte binlnter, rno fab, pie cine
aueel laugiam oie lebten poor SUI
bis 81 i6rer S6eitel6o6e 3uriidle9tc
mo fir eineu gIiigeu6lid itilitonO
Ser 8lie9er griii oonod, erbaidtC
Die auael uno iledte tie in ole 81.
ide.
Offi5iere rebi 0iren.
2onoom 8. 9mguIt. x 99ie oor
Opening StonOoro" melOet, iinS
@er6onohrngen III Scr Sdiue6e, mel.
be oen capitalization &nmnnitdi
Dor Eold6oot 9lngriiien iiterr
oiiriten
Ger 9eridt genonnter 3eitun1
itiibt ii6 ouf cine @looriOer0epeide
oie beiaat Dob eiu ipouii6er @lori
neoffi5ier al 9orO eiues ieOeu $40
ipitoliAiifes 81 ae6cn mo oie SOcn
titdt oeS 6obr5elIges ais iiber ieoeg
| Qnpifpl prhohpn fp1f,1fitp0pu MT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

Tos g(dcrbau- Gepartement bat
ale StooiS-9e6orOen eriudt, oarouf
5il adten, CAB Oie 6armer cine gro.
Bere 6IGtbe bon @ei5en un0 &oggen
in oieien SerbIt iden, INN i'm nGc6Iten
Sabre cine SungerSnotb ab5npenoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

notbig boben, eeidredt morOen. Sic
glmerifaner iinO nit Oen in Den Gan.
Oern Scr 9[aiirten oiSge9ebcnen
Summer nidt Oertralit, aber lie fuer-
oen oirb Die 6orOerlneen Der 2nge
Oamit oertrant werOeu. Sic baben
bereits ole ltriften fir ole 9onfen
geltenOen 9eitimmmgen etlDoS ge-
miloert. Sic neroen, our6 Die I'm
ltGnoe ge5mumgen, in oieier &idtlng
nod Oiel meiter geben, Oenn eS lit
imm0glid, 0aB Elm &rieg, Delher
Die mirtbi6oitlide Gage Oes 9anoeS
umItiir5t, oen iinan3ieaen We6onis-
mus unberiibrt laiien iollte Gie Ser
einigten Staaten mer0en audi Oarin
Dem 9eipieI Ger anoeren friegfiib-
renoen 9GnOer folgen lmo fonnen es
aud am 6eiten tbun, neil iie iib felt
Dem &riegsbeginn berei6ert baben
sic meroen 0en ellropdiiben gll-
liirten 10 groBe GreOite 6elpiligen
wie iie n0tbig iein uerOen, oenn Die
@erpeigerlmg wiiroe Ole 6ortieblmg
oes &rieges rmm0elib MAIDEN. 9(ber
es lit bon @ibtigfeit, ooB iib Oie
9(merifaner Der 8erpfIidtlmeen, oc-
men iie ni6t entge6en f0nnen 10
i6nea ais m0eli6 bepuBt merOen.
Seoer @er8ug in i6rer 9lftion, ieoc
risfirte @er50gerimg fam fir ole
Aaiirten ernite 8olgen 6aben. Gas
lit es, mas man iib in 9lmerifa flar
moben muB; umO mas man iid biz
iest nod nidbt flar gema6t 5u 6aben
ldeint, menn man aus Dem @oIO,
wel6es @nglanO nad 9lmerifa ididen
miBte, einen SdluB 5ieben loa.
CAB 9leutraIe in @oIo be5oblt per-
Oen miiiien 1T Iei6t 81 Deriteben,
obcr 8piiden oen 9laiirten ioIlteu
9e5abhm9en in Solo ni6t n0tbig
iein neil iie oas gr0Bte Sntereiie
Oaran baben, ooB Der eine Dem anOe-
rem nibt gerIeeenbeiten bereitet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
9ie Grnte.glnsiidlten i'm gInanit.

@aibington, 8. 9luguit. ~
9fod Dem 9eri6te oes glmOes.9lder-
bnu.Qepartements iiber ben Stano
DER @rnte i'm Mouat 9(uguIt miro
Ous oorausii6tli6e 9leiuItut mie
folgt nngegeben:
@inter-@ei5eu 4t7000,O00 gu
ideI;
Sommer.@ei5en 236,OOO,OOO @u-
idel;
Mois 3,t9t 100000 9uidel;
Soier ,456,00O,00O 9ul6el.
@erite 2O3, 100000 9ui6el;
9logeen 56,000,000 8ul6eI;
@udwei5en 100000 9ui1el;
@eiBe &artoiieln 467000,0OO
9uibel;
5iiBe aartofieIn s6,4OO.OOO gu.
idel;
Cabot t,270,0000O0 @huno;
6Ia6s 12,S00,00O Eiuno;
SfeiS 34,600,00O Efuno;
&eu t00.000,000 Eonnen;
3uderriiben 100000 Eonncn;
9lepfel tSS,000,000 Ionnen;
YiirIibe 42,700,0O0 Gonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
alliirte bGneen BON
81 inertia al.

oGieie lino in Ser Ibat oie Ser.
irrOer Der gl1iirten in Gurcpo, uno
Die 9laiirten 6dngcu 0ieI me6r bon
gI,nerifa o6, ais mir lelblt bon @ng.
lono o6bdngen. 90 lange 9lmerifa
nod neutral mar, fonnte es ms Oen
Credit >bei6rGnfen unO Ole 5oroe-
rilng ltelen Dab mir einen eroBen
E6eil unlerer ginfduie nit @ol6
be5ablen a6er iebt, nahoem es in
oet arieg eingetreten lit, mGre es
refine E6or6it, menn es oen g9unI6
begen ioIlte, auf 0ieieIbe @eiie fort-
5uia6ren. @s lit abioIut n0t6ig, Dab
9lmerfo @nelano un0 6ranfreib
nit alien Derioret mas iie not6ie
6a6en. g9ir iinO eeipiB. oaB ni6t ie.
Der in 9lmcrifa oas @ebot ser
Stlnoe DerItanoen bot.
o@inige 2eutc meinen immer nod,
es iei moglidb, oen arieg auf oieIeIbe
g4eile 81 finan5iren, mie iie i'm Srie.
Den Gilt. Serner limo nieIe onrdj oie
@roBe oes CREDITS, Sen oie 9(Qiirtcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

Non D 0 NJ 8. NnglIli. Let
Zines Correspondent i'm Sonpt-
quarter Scr z. ruiiiidcn 9lrmee
bate cine llnterreoim9 nit General
aurnilom am @orabeno Der glbreiie
mes neuen S6ditcommaoirenoen.
@ornilom iagte:
DGie eriie eutpidlung oes arie-
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-06
GARRY THE BODY OF LITTLE ON
 SHOULDERS
Frank LittIe's Body Is Carried to Grave and Laid in Ground
 at Butte.

BUTTE, Aug. 6.-With the en- tire police force, scores of special deputies and 400 militiamen held in readiness for a riot call, Frank Lit tie, the I. w. w. leader hanged last week by masked men, was bur fed yesterday afternoon. Three thousand men were in the process sion which marched orderly to the cemetery. Speeches protesting against the illegal execution were the only ceremony.
 Thirty men in relays of six carried the carnation-covered casket on their shoulders to the cemetery.
 All preparations had been made to ship the body to Yale, Oklahoma, where Little's mother is buried, but late Saturday afternoon William D. Haywood countermanded this, di- recting that the body be buried on the fighting ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-06
United States Attorney in Oklahoma Will Ask for Death Upon
 Conviction.
OUTBREAK IS CRUSHED
Armed Posses Hunting in Oklahoma; Hundreds Rounded Up and
 Under Arrest

MUSKOGEE. Okla, Aug. 6.-The men arrested charged with resisting draft in connection with the Okla homa uprising, will be tried for treason and the death penalty will be asked if they are convicted This was the announcement made here this afternoon by United States District Attorney D. H. Linebaugh. It is understood that District At torney John A. Fain. stationed at Oklahoma City. will make the same request.
 OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 6.-Pos ses have killed three men who re- sisted draft Two hundred members of the armed bandits have been ar- rested. The authorities announce lhal the outbreak has virtually been |prnehcd although pcsses continue hunting fugitive bandits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-06
TURNED DOWN BY SENATE MAN GETS
 ANOTHER OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Thomas D. Jones, the Chicago capitalist. whose nomination as a member of the Federal Reserve Board was re- jected by the Senate because of his close connection with big business. has been appointed member Of the exports administrative board which prevents supplies from reaching Ger many through neutrals. The Sem ate confirmation is not required in this instance.