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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11
CITATION FOR HEARING ON Pc
Triton FOR PROBATE
OF WILL.

Estate of Charles E. Lamberton.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
woods. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles E. Lamberton, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Lillian Lamberton
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that Charles E. Lamberton,
then resident of the County of Red
wood, State of Minnesota, died on
the oath day of June, 1917, leaving
last will and testament which is
presented to this court with said pc
tltlon. and praying that said instru-
ment be allowed as the last will and
testament of said decedent, and that
letters testamentary be issued there
on to Lillian Lamberton;
Therefore You, and Each of You.
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City of Red
wood Falls, in the County of Red
wood, State of Minnesota on the 9Th
day Of August, 1917, at 1000 O'Clock
A. NJ, why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness the honorable A.. r. A.
Laudon, Judge of said court, and the
seal OF said court, this End day Of
July, 1917.
A. R. A. LAUDON,
nA,,rc ,,ro,r Judge.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
fHn,rrk Ccc1A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11
HISTORY'S MOST HORRIBLE
PAGE.

The most brilliant page il
French history is open to the
eyes of the world. It is the
battlefield Of Verdun. In this
one battle of Verdun, in si1
months the loss of the French
in men killed exceeded the unior
armies in our civil war. The bat.
tie Of Verdun, involving as much
| fighting as all our civil war, wal
had hundreds of Thermopylaes
hundreds Of Gettysburgs, but
each infinitely more terrible
than the world had ever seen
before. Most of the battles last
one or two days. This battle
has lasted 365 days and is not
yet ended. In certain exposed
places death was almost newt
able but the French youth, regi-
ment after regiment, went for
ward to hold them till death.
No surrender, no retreat. It was
their mad bravery and divine
courage that held Verdun. It
was the greatest test a nation
ever endured and the youth Of
Frence never faltered there but
has gone on day after day, week
after week, month after month,
facing death and mutilation, and
torture in the most terrible
form.
In other days heroism was a
matter of hours, sharp, thrilling,
unexpected. Most men can face
death for brief space, but the
youth who saved France knew
beforehand what was to come
and lived and moved days, weeks
and months meeting death in
it's most mysterious and terrible
forms. ''He was at Verdun'' will
be the ultimate badge for cour-
age for generations to come.
For generations to come the
youth of all countries will visit
Verdun and see the land made
holy by the blood and anguish
of hundreds of thousands of
young men, who revealed quail
tiles and endurance surprising
all possible anticipation; who
showed as never before what
before what France is in cour-
age, self-deniaI and indefinite
endurance.
AS regiment after regiment
up the single road that
was available, | was told that
no one smiled, but no one hest
tated. All the men, munitions
and provisions went up this
single road, all the wounded
were brought back by this road.
1t is called the Via Sacra.
VIII Irwin said, Il was photo
graphing a regiment as it
to Verdun and French
youth called out ''You are photo
graphing the dead" Sometimes,
perhaps, the youth of other
lands may build a monument on
this roads. S. Mcclure.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11
REVERE LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Engen Wis
tied relatives in Walnut Grove
Sunday afternoon.
E. M. Walker of Window
stopped in town a few minutes
Saturday evening on his way
through Window.
A. v. Pearson drove to Hart
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11

Honesty is the excuse a lay
man has for being poor, but it
is worn threadbare now.
Love may laugh at locksmiths
when the milliners and the dress
makers don't get even a pleas
ant look.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11
ORDER FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT OF
GUARDIAN.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Redwood.-ss. In
Probate Court.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11

DAVIS & MICHEL.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
lCourt Seal) sos
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-07-11

Judge OF Probate.
PROBATE Court Seal. 50-3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Gum gcitcn Der rs. & .. Balm.

@eitern pur0c 0ic @erlontmlung
oes StobcS ser Baltimore & Ohio
Giicn6obn~ in 0ccr Gorf, @lo., er-
0ffnet. 2oilfen0c GiicnbobugcihGfte
fomcn 6ur Gr6rterlng. @corgc s..
Campbell Der 9liiiitcni 0cs 9Srdiiocn-
ten fiibrte oen Goriib in 9lbweienbcit
Oes Gice. 8rGliocnten George Sc.
Sbriper. Scr @icc- &rGlioent Der
@ctriebs- un0 Snlton0boltngs.glb-
tbcilin0 fiibrtc oen @oriib in Der
y1ohmittagS Sibung. SSn ocriclben
muroen @ldnc bciproAcn, Ocn crbob.
fen Oiircb ona 9loomion-@ @eicb ber-
uriodtcn Soften 6u bcgo9ncn 2inoe-
ritng BON 6rndjtoniommlunoS Sol.
gen lluo 0oS ggobl Der g(ngc-
iteIltcn. Sn Der S6nB Situng
gob Der Baltimore & Ohio @lcc
Club, Der aus 40 Stimmcn beItpbt,
lnter 2eitung bon @obart Smod Elm
Concert.
@rdiioent g9inoro nabm @cIegen-
belt iiber Oos Eeiiaucnt rn0 bic
gSobltb6tafcitS &louiel ocS bcr-
Itorbenen c6cmaligcn @rGiioenten
Oscar IS. OiurroD 9luffl0runq oll
gc6en in Der cs iih I'M llnterltiibung
ocr Bithpcn unO 8oiicn Ger @obn-
Nn9eitcllicn bonoclt Den iogenann-
ten NRurrap @iicnbobn 9lngcItea
ten @oblt6GtigfeitSfono, Der mad
9lusioge oeS @rn. Campbell mebr ais
$500, 600 bctr1ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Der critic g9ci5cm.

Der critic neue S8ei8cn Der 0ieies
SSobr ouf Dem @}orfte goltimores
cintraf wllroc oua Srctog ouf Oau9
Sur Der 9nltimorer Sonoelsfomuer
ec8cigt. IS trofcn 5ipci 2o0imgen
ein Gie cine, 81 God BON 2anco-
iier, go, mar ouBergemo6nliA gutter
&ualitGt bic aorncr groB lmO 9It
crhuideIt. Dic ASro6c war trodcn
mo fdit adn5lih frci bon Gno6lauh.
6. Stccn & @ro. fuilite ocn g8ei3en
5u $2,15 Oen @uidel. Qie 6pcite
2oouna, 40 God, Tam bon Nlio0Ie-
icr-GountD. @a.. luO mar 6cOcllten0
wcniacr Gut icur6t bate flcincre
@orcr nn0 mieS ctpns Sfoit ouf;
ouA mor picl @uo6iouh oo3piiben.
Gr puroc c6cnfoaS on s. Stccu &
Bro Derfouit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
0icaiarirfartcn ucrOcu nnmcrirt.

Iic @cgiItrirforten oIler aus.
bebungSpilicbtigen Mdnner meroen
ncu mlmerirt 70 0aB icoer Diltritt
init ylr. onfonet. Qieic g1ununern
werOcn oicieiigcn icin 0urh Die Die
criicn 100000 W1onn ousgemGblt
wer0en. 0ie gIumnern olIf Den
blouen aortcn bobcn nidtS Oanit 81
t6nu. Gs lit III 9IuSliht gcnomucn,
ooB ieocr reeiitrirte @lonn Dor gluS.
ndbme-@cboroen oit eriheinen boben,
0ie in 0enielbcn @lGben 81 finocu
lcin mcrocn in 0euen Die Gcgiltri.
rln9 am 5. Sum porgcnommen
muroc. Dort ipcroen ole Seute audi
erfobrell mo i1rc f0rpcrlithe llnter.
luduu9 Dorgenontnen meroen miro,
imO wo, ioas lie oiehltioDig beiun.
Ocn, iih 81 melOen babel wer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
ariessoctcran scltOrbcn.

Sr. syomeS &obcrt Oliocr, Sour
noliIt ino &ctcron ocs 8iirgerfrie.
ecs. itorb ecitcrn Morscn I'M Alter
pon N Sobrcn an elmer Gonlplito.
tion bon &rontbeitcn in iciner gSob-
nunq g1r. 235. @clt. @reitonirnBc.
Gr binterIdBt Orei Sobne, 9iobert,
Goporo im0 0er6ert 0lipcr, Ioiuic
5uci Gotbter, 6rou SomueI ReecItcr
lno Sri. 9lnno 8. 0liber. 0ie 9c-
crOiarmg iinoet om 0icnltoe Wlorgen
ouf Dem n2ouoon.4orf. 6rieoboi'
Fott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
GMlicf in NIlnrritnl.

Douicl glleranoer, ein in 9}r. 1881,
9rigbion.StroBe, mobnbofter ylcgcr,
muroe qcItcrn Wlorecu I'M Sii6ner.
itol bon W3or @recnbcre, IN SIR.
1921, Gcnninloonio-9locnuc, id5lo-
fcno oifgefunoen. 9iicbter Srcnoel
pom noroiuetlitbcn Giihift ionotc
oeu @oIfopf mlf iicben Gage ms
@ci1nQnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Biuiam gsintcr ocItor6cu.

2Ctulnnt yclllter 8eFDfOtN.
9cfonnfcr Ebcotcr aritifer mo
SdriititeIler auf 5toten Sslono
eeItorben. @rlog ocn Solgeu
cines S6loeonfolIes @ur iei-
ncr 8cit aud in Baltimore
2citctc crlten Sompi gcgen oen
Sbcotertrllit.
Sn ieincu Soirc in glcp @ri9b-
ton, Stotcn SSSlano, III ON SonIltog
ser 6cfannte Sbeotcr.aritifer imo
SMriftItcIler gSiQiom @inter ocn
gla6miriumgcn eiueS SdldgonfolleS
crIcqcn imo oic 9Iobriht bon icl-
ncm Eo0c bcruriodte aud in 9olti-
more aufrihtiqcs 9eoouern, oenn er
mar bier mobl6cfomt. 8r. Charles
6. GorO BON 6oro'S E6coter crfIdrfc
qcItcrn .Sb bin tief betriibt ilbcr
ocn 500 ocS Srn. @intcr. SD FAM
mid al ieincn trcuelien 9cipitn0erern
redlncn. Gr mar cin lieber 6rclno
meineS @atcrs un0 cin itorfcS Sono
ibrcr Srcllnoibolt mar ibre Siebe 5u
Sboteipeorc. Gr mo mcin Soter
uarcn oft 5lliammen uno oft bcludte
cr uns nit T6onos Seffcrion ben
CT lebr germ bate. SD cntiinnc mid
noc6, ooB id i'm gum eriten W1ale
fab, ais id) nod Elm &nobe mar. @s
mar oies am Gage. ais 8orace Gree
len bier in 6oro'S Ebeoter ols 9Srd-
IiOcnt noninirt muroe. Sr. SSintcr
iuor 0umolS Gin Jicprdicntdnt Der
,g1em Dort gri6lme" inO fam nit
gSbitclom 9iei0 our Contention.
g9nter mar obne 8mcifel Der beoeu.
teuolte Tbcotcr.& &ritifer in glcp.y yorf.
@r botte punocrborc aenntniiie bonn
Dronlo ino iibcrroidbcnO cute llr-
t6eilsfG6igtcit."
gSintcr mur0e am 15. Suli 1886
in @louccitcr, W1aIi., ge6orcil be-
lu@te sic S@ulen in Bolton uno
Cambridge umO Itu6irte on Der Tint
pcrlitdt Sorooro. Sm Suli 1865
muroc CT E6coter.aritifer Der 1glem
gorf Tri6unc" uno blieb IN oieier
StcIlinq unlnterbro6cn tb6tig, bis
CT liG onl IA. 9htguit 1909 in ocn
9Ru1citono 5uriid3oe, 9lbcr iene
iuriftitelerii1e EbGtigfeit iette CT
bis iucnigc Eoee Dor ieincm Eooe
tort. CT bot cine 9ieibc bon @erfen
ocrfuBt unO ouH mebrcre 9dnOe @e-
oitbte bcr0ifentlibt. 6crner i6ricb
CT 9iogropbien Der 5douipicler 80.
min 9ootb. Soicpb Seiierion mo
Hihoro W2onsiiclO. gluf Stoten Ss'
lono erimocte er Die nod ibm be-
nounte 9ibIiotbef Der Stoteu Sslano
glfoOcnlic Gr golt fir einen Dor.
Siiglihen Sbafcipcare. @enner tno
bat oud @cricbic0cncS iiber Oielen
Didter geihrieben inter glnOcrem
.SbofcipcoreS @nglono" II. ,Sbafe-
Ipcore on tbe Stage. @inter mar
gbrcnulitgIieo Ger o@elcIlihoit Der
glrmee Ocs @otomoc" uno W}itglieo
ocS ,.2otllS- Clubs" bon gleip- Yorf
unO oeS n9obculia.GlubS" bon 5an
6roncisco. Gr binterIGBt 8pei
So6nc uno cine Sobtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
/, Gumtraft fir advt 6ra@tiGiiTc.

$oIoen q. Gpans, DER @rdlioent
Der Baltimore DrD 0odS & S6ip-
building Co.. fiinoi9te an, Bob ole
gunOcS. Sbiiia6rtsbeb6rOc nit Der
Gompoenic cincu Goutroft fir Ocrl
9ou bon oAt 5robtimiffcn o6ge-
ic5loiien babe. Gs bnnoelt ii6 I'M
cincn Gontroft i'm @crtbc bon SILL.
100000. Eroiiocnt Gpons iuor nab,
reno oer lcbten @obc IN 9erotbung
nit Der Sdiiiobrts- -9eborOe. Sis
jet murocn bereits ocbu bon Der @e-
iclidoit bier eebaute Sdiiic bon Der
Ncgicrmg ibernohulcu Dic oc5t
beitelIteu SC6iffe iuer0en ic cineu Sc
bolt non $500 Come 6obcu um0 wer-
0en poait6noig auf Den bicii9cn
gSeriieu gebaut lpcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
gsOdl Gin frcdlcr gIcscr.

@eitern Ion0 mieoer elm 9leger,
scr lid eiuen meiBcn Wldoden 6n
n16ern bcrmht botte Dor 9Rihter
9odoro in ocr nittleren @oli5ciita-
tion. @cn6B ocu glngoben BON 5pcl
@l1oHen 0ic on Ger gaoro 6rcOcrid-
StroBe mobnen muroc Der glcger 8.
glodman NIT 500 mo Soften be-
itroft. Grit am SamItoo mrroe DER
glc8er g9iaidm Gin9 NIT 500 iuo
Soften bcluoft oa CT lib oic 6red-
belt erloubt botte, Gin Ia Sabre oltcS
Nldodeu 5ii einem Spo5iergoug elm.
5lilnOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Sudlscit crit icet bcfannt.

Gie Sod5cit oon Sri. @lorie Oil
Dia Jiutb, Ger SoNtcr bon Srn. uno
6rou S. u. 9tutb bon glr. 1717,
Observation-Disclosures, nit Srn 6. g.
@lurpbp, Dem Serousec6cr eines bic
ii9en Modenblattes, muroe bis Dor
Sturgeon ocbeim gebolten Eie Trait.
lmg fono I'M Dc5cmbcr leetcn Sab
res Itott uno muroe III Dem &farr.
bnuic Scr fatboliihen Ct. Columbus.
Stride IN YGilooelpbia pol8pgcn,
lrobin 0ns Noar 0Ilrhaeannaen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Gr6ieIt @ummiINum.

9Srdiiocnt S8ilion CAB Srn. Soworo
8. 2unbert BON g|r. 4i09, &olano-
glpemie, ben 9ong eines 8peiTcn
2ielitenonts im 9ieierbc. Sngcnicurs-
Corps. Sr. 2ombert 1T cin @roollir.
ter ocs nWlarDlonO Snititilts" ino
SeS ualt. ct. SSoiep6's College Gr
mor friiber i'm SngcnicurS. 0eparte-
mcnt oer Baltimore & Ohio Glen
ba9n" an0eiteIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Gie oNlclooie" bieli geltern ibr So
milicn!Eicnic. 9enterts Eort
mar bon iroblihen @lcnihcn
@eridicoene moerc ocntihc Ser
cine 5uoegci, Ger oS6olio~
mo sic nNlelooie" ao6cu ciuige
Sicopr sum Sciieh.
@inen prnOeridoncn Eog perIeb-
ten geiicru ole Wlit9lieoer Der oN'elo-
Oie," pelhe nit ain0 imo acgel noc5
9enfcrtS Eorf binouSge3o9en mo
iir6 an alien mo9idei Gcr9migm-
gen bcluitigtcn. Gns berrlide @et-
ter bottc Oie Sougesbriioer begin-
itiqt. Ser ihoue %orf pimmelte lo-
5uiogcn pon iro6liben ghiSiliigIerL
sic lid sic oorge6otencn Gririidlm-
gen ihmcdcn licBen. @lon fama iid5
Nenfci ooB an cmem ioId' bciBeu
Gag mic ocm geiirigeu Oas Griri-
ibungs.Gomitc Die S0noe pollouI 81
t6im 6ottc. Gen pcridieOcncn Ser
rem, sic ga cinidenften itano Der
S6pciB oilf Der Stirnc mo tolm
botten iir 3eit 9lt6em 5u idopicn ga
10 piclc oiritiae aeblcn nod Bier
Dcrlangten.
Cine grl3obl bon on0ercn ocutld.
omerifoniihcn &ereincn waren 5ngc-
gen, iie paren bon oem &rdlioenten
Sobn @crouf oufs &er5lidite be-
millfontnnet morOen Der nS6alia"
@eionqpcrein lpor pollitdnoiq er-
lbicnen uno CAB peridieoeue Gbore
gum 9eiten. gluh ser 9aneriide
Nl1mcrdor imo 6rclmoiboiis6imo,
Der @eiieno 9icoerfronj, Der @erma-
mia Guortett.Ghi6 in corporc, iuo-
rem ga m0 bolien 81 Dem groBen
Grfolg oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sic
Gomenpelt mar mtBcror0cntlid gut
bcrtretcn. Sn nitigen Sommcrflei-
Ocrn moren He angefomncn mo be.
t6eiligtcn iid an Dem Cans, 81 ipeI'
dem elm Monoolincn.Ordeitcr aiif-
ipieltc Cine biibihc 9Ibmehshmg
bot ser nGoumtrU Store~ iiini5ig
Erciic fomen ga sur @eu6eilmg, ei-
ner id0ner mo originellcr wic ocr
onoerc
Inter Der Seiiuna i6reS Dirigen-
ten Srib aoroluS iang 0ie o9lelooie"
cinigc 9ieOcr pie Ser log ocs
Serrn." Ser oumme Sons II. a.
nebr. @obl ii6er 800 %erlonen bat.
ten iih geitern in 9cnferts Earf
cingciunocn inn nit Scr nGlcooie"
einige fr0blihe StunOeu 81 uerle-
ben.
Gas 9lrrongements-@omite oos 10
bicl fir oaS @clingeu Der geltrigeu
9lifGre gctbon botie, 6ellono ans ocn
foIgenocn Scrren George FlciiIer
@orlibcr. @eorgc &oqel sSacob inO
S,o6u 9licB, Gouian 9Icme mo 5reo
2mpcrt.
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ToS 9iefrutirlmoS- 9urcoi fir oie
@unoesormee 1T nodl 9lr. 16, ct.
3oul. Strobe perIegt mor0en. 9is
Qcitern botten iib IN Dem bieiigct
@urcou 797 @1anu freimiIlia ecmel.
set. Gs miro crbofit OaB iicb 0ic
n6i6ige 8o6l bon 2070 MamL ebe
oic 3mongsous6cbung in 9roft tritt,
mel0eu per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
gicrtc SnIifcicr in SrOiuafou.

GongrcBmitglico g. s. @ooaeit BON
Eeuncicc Ser ToriiBcr ocs Gomitc's
iiir W1orinc. imo militdriicbe 9(ngele-
gcn6citcn miro p16reno Der A. ,SillI-
6eier in Srpinaton cine 9lcoe ii6cr
o@atriotisnus~ 6oltcn. GonareBnIit-
QlicO 2ini6icrm miro ocn Spreder
lin llbr 80 9l6en0s ciniii6rcn ST.
pington bat iiir ben got5en Gag lin.
tcr6oltunQcn porocicben PIN Mor9en
iinoct Elm @ettlouien fir 9llle itatt
elm 9oie6alIipiel aUiihcn ocn Sung
ocIellcn imo Den uer6cirot6eten Nldn.
ncrn cine patrioiiidc &araoe mo
cine gln5a6l BON at6Ietiihen gScttipic-
len. g1ad Scr patriotiihen 9lniprade
miro gcton3t Sic iolaenocn @omite'n
6o6cn bic Arrangements inter lid:
0jeneralGonite g .. 9}cuell, &or-
Iiber. s. g. glei96bors, &ice 9'oriiber,
8. g9. Gro66c. S6obmeiiier, rm0 ".
s. 8ogcrS Sefrctdr; @nblicitdts.9o-
mite s. g 9Siigent &oriiber, @.
6. RoacrS uno @barlcS s. GouuieI-
mon, eorooc Gontite George Nt-
9opfcl G6emorid)oll, Gopitdn Sobn
Soaq Gipiiionsmorltoll, g8 99.
Ciie. Sonmcl @oloihmiot BercD
@iaiomS. S,o6u ll6l :. gS 9lcin5olo
ltn0 g9 6. Gninn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
@ulisiit 0uua6crn's sccrOipnua.

Qie @eiicsung oeS &oli8iiten Mi.
hoeI Douobcrt0 bonn oitliAen 81.
itrift Der in iciner @obunne i'm 9ll-
ter BON l5 Sobreh mod mebrp0diser
aronfbcit geitorben iit fin0et beutc
N|or9en bon Ger fotbolii6cn ct. 9So.
trifS.9irde an Nrooomnp. imo 9onf.
StraBc aus Itatt.
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lginnalmcn 0nrdl er6IdaiIsIlenern.

Gic Gimobmen fir Stcucr Gom-
miiiionen umo ourc6 oio Grbihoits-
Steucr, Ole inn @ureott ocs glo6loB.
9feqiltrotorS Sonoro w. Sodion int
lebten &ierteliobre einbe8d6lt mur.
oen betrngen $11t,659.S1. Gin
G6ed fir 0ieie Sitmmc muroc mu
Samitog BON Srn. Sadion oenI
Stoots- -0ontroIenr Sugeionot. Sb.
qIeic6 oies nidt sic ar0Bte Glmme
III 10 III as 0od cine Der gr0Btcn oie
in irecno eincm &ierteIio6r felt Sin.
iii9ruua oerStcpcr cinbe5o9It wuroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

6rou @ouliue Sofinom's 9aee
mari in DER gsobnng ibrcr &crril
9ir. 1910, Sl0 L. StraBe, Canton
cine Sonpc mn mO0lrh Gin Scllcr
ontiiano, ooS bon ser &iabImotown
6eucrwebr baso Gcloidt mlroe, nab-
ocn cS cincn Sboocn bon ctpa 500
Qngerihtet botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
som llnrf.Eunacrt hentr.

Dos fiir 6elIte an9eicbt gcweienc
CONCERT I'M uScocroI SIN +orf~
miro ni6t itottfinoen ga oie Rart.
aopele mif @ebeiB DER @orf 9eb0roc
an Scr uGotbc SSreli5~ @orooc tbcil.
nebmen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
0cr spiritnuicn0unOcI.

Spiriiuoicn irgeno welHer gIrt fon-
ncn nod trodencn Stootcn nidt
mc6r aeianot meroen. Cos
9lcco-9lmcuOemcut trat geiieru in
Strait Gas Suiti5. mo @olt-
Gcporicmcnt perocn oos @cice
Oolitreden.
0us &ecO- enhancement oeS 5pi.
ibcnitootlicbcn Spirituoicu-Gcrionot-
@cieBcS trat geitcrn in araft uuO
miiiicu MN Die Spiritioien-Scr-
ion0tgcid)aitc, sic ieit6cr ibrc 99oa.
rem nod trodcncR Stootcn ienocn
fonutcn, i6rcn @ctric6 cinltellcn. Gie
gcrIcelmg pcs @eiebcs miro ibwcr
bciiroit rmO mcroen iiA mobl Oic
SdnoppS6GnOler nid6t Scr @efobr
otSicben, ncr6oitet 81 mer0cn. Oas
SnlauOiicuer Gcpartcmcnt Bot icbt
nit Der Goaitrcdung OeS Spiri-
tliolens@eicbes nibts mcbr 81 tbun.
Ocic glrbeit rubt nnnebr in Ocn
SGnOen oeS Suiti3-Gcportcmcnts rmO
oeS @oit-OcpartementS. Gas 2cbtcre
miro bouptiGdlitb ooroui icben OoB
fcinc Spiritnoier-Nficrtcn II. &lnO.
ldreibcn no1 trodcnen Stooten &C.
ionot perocn. GieS miro Die glnitel-
lung elmer groBen 3o6l Snipeftorcn
not6iq MAIDEN. 9li6t MIR Der glbicn-
Der lmO GmpfGnger bon Spiritloien
perOen BON Der 9legierim9 mcgen
Gerlcbltng Ocs 9eco.9lmenocmcnts
Oerantportlidb gemobt perOen ion-
bern aud Die Gransport @eieaitbai-
ten mcI6e bic 9eiorOerlng iolhcr
@iiicr ii6ernebnen. Tie 1ransport-
@eicaiNoiten merOen iid Oober bii,
ten Spiritlloien 81 beiorOcrn. Sic
mcrOen iebr poriihtig cin um0 0ie
9c60rOcn beno1ribtigen, iolltcn ie
cip fnlidb morfirteS 9Sadet entOodcn
@unoes-glnpolt Gam. s.. Dennis
iogte geitern, ooB CT oaroni ic6eu
miro, OoB oas @cieb lirift befolet
miro.
Gas nenc @eieb idlaoct nidbt nun
Den @hisfeD @crianOtgeidditcn un0
oen Giiiiaerie'u ionOcrn aud oen
9rouercicn, Die groBc Nuontitdten
i6rer @ro0uftc naN ocn trodenen
Stoaten gciouOt ba6en. Gie nod
itcbenoc Stootcn wcroen BON Dem
@eieb betroficn:
9llabana, 9[ri5pna, 9lrfonios, So
lornOo, Soabo, Solua, SoniaS,
@loine, @liiiiiiippi, 9iebrosfo. O}ort6
Carolina. Rortb Cofoto. Otloboma,
Grc9on H6o0e Sslano, SOUTH Caro-
lima South Gafota, Gennciiee, Ser
mont. Girsinicn g9oibtngton nno
g9eit-8irginicn.
Oic tbciluciic bcrii6rtcn Stoatcn
iino:
Californian Connecticut, Gela-
marc, 2ouiiiono. @orpIano. @loIio-
dllictts, @iinneiuto 9lcw Sampi6irc,
Chic.
Gcrncr 9lIosta am 1. Samnar
1918, Anoiano ain 3. 9lpriI 1918,
@lit5iqon am 30. gIpril 1918, @lon-
tono am 81. 0c3cTbcr 1918 imO
lltoh ogi I f. 9lngud 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
BRAZILIAN RI:i'Ly NoT
I>S\iNDt sly APPROVED

10 s-arDttt.G i'rc@.#
RIO JANE1fsD. February 1.-THE
brazilian r"plS - tho German note an
n"uneinG III" new submarine campaign
has not met with unanimous approval,
~ III" ir"ss, the wish Ictu;, expressed
hN som. ~ I'll" newspapers ,hut IL had
been more decisive In tone
tt tho morning newspapers. one Sec
iion appiaadS the note without reserve
finding II firm and energetic. The o,h-
or section iindS that tn" note docs not
com" up I" expectations. does not meet
the situation, and leaves doubts ns 10
the frankly ilicSal character ~ TN
violation Of international conventions
Is til" submarine blockade.
The '"rrelro j" Munuhijo which haa
~" largest morning circulation. be-
lisNcs y wouii lave been preferable
q the brazilian "hancelcry had fol-
lowed The energetic course of the init.
ed states
The paper I:azoit, frauRly attacks
the n"t", lihcw'Sr EXPRESSING n"li,f ih.,r
Brazil shoulh have initiated the action
~ the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
HOSPITAL. FORCE
no CARE FUR I.OGO.a0D MEN

" ASillN,iTb\. February Il-An en-
pert hospiia! force sufficient to care for
an army OF 100000 could be nohilized
10y the Red Cross within a few days, in
u" belief Of officials at headquarters Of
~" society here. Eliot Wadsworth,
acting chairman. states that the force
which coUld re modified Immediately
IA case II w"r would. include
Twenty sin completely equipped army
aud navy base hospital units with a
total personnel ~ 1850 nurses and 500
nurses aids
Hospital base reserve Of IL, nurses
AMI -. nurses aids
Thlrty-"mo partly complete navy de-
tachments OF twenty nurses each.
IN. hundred and fifteen local cmc.-
Gcnc% det&chmeutS.
corps OF expert Instructors in sur
sic"! dressings. totaiins about l20
Mr.. Wadsw worth said the oreanizl-
ton could put into the field 1870
framed Eed Cross nurses. and esti-
mated that Il 80 per cent Of those 10
whom the I:ed Cross had given Gle
'ocntary training responded as nurses
aid! 10 toia! nursing personnel would
be about 1000
with the customary assignment of
ten patients TO each nurse" he says
We cou!u tiius take care Of $500. sick
ana wounded al once"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
STRONG TRENCH SYSTEM
CAPTURED ~ BRITISH
ia .NssocIatcd Press.l


LONDON, February Il.-Briiish
troops last right captured German
trenches on front of more than three
quarters Of "a mile in the Sommc line.
constituting what is characterized as a
strong system lying north Of Rcau-
mont fiamcl." The official statement
reporting this operation reads:
Another highly successful local
operation was carried ont last night.
4 strong system OF hostile trenches
lying on the southern front of Serrn
Hili mor;h Of Beaumont IInmcD was
attacked and captured on n front Of
over three quarters Of mile. We cap
turch 2io prisoners Il number consid
erabiy exceeding our casualties
we rcpulscd this morning by our
fire an enemy attempt To approach our
lines south Of Sailly-Sailliscl We en-
tered enemy trenches during the night
III the neighborhood Of rys. southwest
or Ii! Eassec, northeast Of Neuyc
Chapcllc and south of Fauquissart.
Many casualties were inflicted on the
enemy and his dugouts destroyed \
number of prisoners were secured
we effectively bombardcd tho
cncmys positions to-day at :. number
Of places along our front"