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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01

try to aid draft registration.
Kansas City, Mo-, June Judge
Daniel Bird In the circuit court here
denied an injunction to prevent state
officials from enforcing the draft reg
istration next Tuesday.
Judge Bird held that the draft law
was valid and that his court had no
jurisdiction to prevent it's being car
ried out.
From the bench he recommended
that Thomas Sullivan and Raymond I.
Moore, the petitioners, both Of whom
are eligible for registration, seek out
the first enlistment place without at
tempting to evade the registration law.
Leaders of Anti-Draft Plan Arrested.
Shortly otter the decision was an
nounced, Moore the acknowledged
leader of the anti-draft movement,
Thomas Sullivan and two other men
who declared their intention to defy the
registration law, were placed under ar
rest. They were charged with con-
spiracy. Warrants were issued for
nine men and one woman.
Will Try to Obtain Appeal.
j. D. ShOwalter, attorney for the pc
titioners, announced Immediately after
the decision was rendered that he
would go to Jefferson City at once for
the double purpose of endeavoring to
obtain an appeal hearing before the
supreme court and ofsinstituting mand-
anus proceedings against the COVER
nor and other state officials. These,
he hoped, If granted, would prevent
the enforcement of the registration
law throughout Missouri.
Judge Bird, in his decision, referred
to the selective draft army law as the
''most equitable and efficient" this
country has ever had.
Found No Law as Good.
He said he had studied all the SIM
liar laws since the formation of the
republic and that none was compara-
bic to the new law. He also ruled
that in times Of war state, county and
city officials could be used by con-
gress to further any war measures.
The petition had sought to invoke
the thirteenth and fourteenth amend
ments of the federal constitution and
also certain provisions Of the Missouri
constitution. Judge Bird ruled against
all the points brought up.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
DEALS in REALTY

Fort Atkinson-AdaM M Whitaker
ct al to Fred Holstein, lot 21,
w. d. Hoard and wife to Will
liam Helwig, part section 27,
containing about seven acres 1345
Ixonia-Robert Pritchard and
wife to Ixonia Farm Product
Co, one acre in section 22-
Johnson Creek-Herbert Heller
and wife to Peter Connor, part
lot l, block 2 /
Waterloo-Ray G. Twining, trus-
tee, to Thomas Perry, lot 2,
block 19-------------------- $140O
Watertown-Anna Kirschner and
husband to Anna Kirscher, lots
and 8, block 2, Third ward.
containing three acres------- /
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
EXCHANGES TO QUIT JUNE 5
New York and Chicago to Stop Trad
ing on Registration Day.

New York, June 1.-The New York
stock exchange will be closed Tues
day next, draft registration day, it was
The cotton exchange also voted to
close Tuesday. 1t is expected that 9th
er exchanges will take similar ac-
ton.
Chicago, June 1.-The Chicago stock
exchange Will be closed all day next
Tuesday draft registration day. 1t is
expected that other large mercantile
associations also will observe registra-
ton day as a legal holiday.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
Thursdays Results.


Pittsburgh, 3: Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis, 2.
No other games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 5; Cleveland, /.
New York, 0; Detroit, 2.
No other games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City, Z.
No other games played; rain
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 2; Des Moines, 3.
Joplin, 7; St. Joseph, 3.
Lincoln, 5; Sioux City, 9.
Wichita-Denver, no game: rain.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Fort Wayne. 8; South Bend. 7.
No other games played; rain.
THREE LEAGUE.
Moline, 2; Quincy, l.
No other games played; rain.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
La Crosse, 6: Dubuque, O.
Fort Dodge, 5; Mason City, 8.
Clinton, L. Cedar Rapids, 0.
Marshalltown-Wa Waterloo, no game: ra
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
MISSOURI STORM KILLS rs
One Hundred Persons Also Injured by
Tornado,

ST. Louis, June 1.-RepOrts received
from Marble Hill were that at leasI
25 persons were killed and more than
100 injured at Zalma, BOllinger cOun-
ty, In the tornado that struck there
Wednesday. The correspondent said
he obtained his estimate from a doctor
who had just returned from the storm
swept section.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
GERMAN PREACHER is HELD
Rev. C. L. Lehnert of ST. Paul Charged
With Attack on President.

st. Paul, June 1.-Rev. c. l.. Lehn-
ert, German Lutheran minister, was
arrested here for anti-conscription agi-
tation. Rev. Lehnert, 1t is charged.
also told the Minneapolis Liberty loan
committee TO "go to h" and ito take
President Wilson along with you" In a
reply to a letter soliciting a Liberty
loan subscription.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
TAKE SPY SUSPECT AT SEA
U. S. Gunboat Stops Steamer and Ar
rests Son Of German

U. S. Gunboat Stops Steamer and Ar
rests Son Of German.
Los Angeles, CAL, June IA United
States gunboat stopped the Pacific
mail steamer San Juan and took off
F. w. Fay, twenty-five, said to be the
son Of wealthy San Francisco mer-
chant, who is now in Germany.
Fay was brought to Los Angeles
and is held in the county Jail "for fed
eral investigation"
Fred Boden, special agent Of the de-
partment of justice, and local dep
uty sheriff made the arrest on tele-
graphic instructions from Washington.
Fay was bound for Mazatlan, Mexico.
He is said to have returned from Ger
many within the last year.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
BRITISH LOSE 114,O18 MEN
27,390 Killed During the Month Of
Nav

London, June british casualties
published during May tOtaled 114,O1e
officers and men killed, wounded and
missing. The details showed: Killed
officers, 1852; men, 25,S3S; total, 27,.
$50. Wounded officers, 1852; men
1918; total, 79,4SO. Missing, officers
S28; men, 6.42O; total, 7,24S.
Resumption of fairly active artil
lery firing on both sides in a few
sectors and repuise of u trench raiG
was all reported in the statement from
Field Marshal Haig.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
SOUSA IN THE U. S. NAVY
Famous Band Master Will Train Mu-
sicians at Naval School.

Chicago, June John Phillip Sousa
began his duties as an enlisted man
In the Naval Reserves at Great Lakes
training station. His enlistment-the
second of his career-was matter of
form, to qualify him to conduct the
training station band, which he hopes
to develop to an organization Of 800
pieces. Sousa formerly held the rank
of lieutenant of marines when he di-
rected the famous Marine band at
Washington.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
WILSON BUYS LIBERTY BONDS
President Subscribes for 10000 Worth
of Securities,

Washington, June 1.-Presi1ent Will
son joined the ranks Of participants in
the liberty loan by subscribing for a
$4,000 bond
Writing to Secretary McAdoO, the
president said:
"May l not send you personally my
subscription to the Liberty loan, which
I make with great satisfaction and
with the wish that 1t might be great
deal larger2"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
CASTLE HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Aviator's Pupil Killed at TRAINING
Ground in Canada,

Toronto, Ont, June 1.-W. E. Fraz-
er of Winnipeg, Canadian aviation ca
Diet, was killed, and Lieut. Vernon
Castle, dancer and aviation instructor.
miraculously escaped injury at the
Royal Flying corps training ground.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
81, ,45o,ooo,ooo BONDS SOLD

Liberty Loan subscriptions Reaching
Goal, Wall Street Hears.
New York, June In Wall street
it was unofficially announced that SUBJ
scriptions to the Liberty loan now ag-
gregate 81 ,45O, Goo 900.
Jesse /. Livermore, who has won
and lost several fortunes In the cot
ton and stock markets, has taken ST.
100000 in bonds.
The Bank of New York subscribed
for $4,000,000 In bonds. OF this
amount S1,0O0,000 is for the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance company.
Boston, June 1.-The First National
bank of Boston subscribed for 10000
GOO of the Liberty loan.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
4 TOWNS WON BY ITALIANS
Occupy Positions in Albania in Drive
on Macedonian Front.

Rome, June Italian troops In Al
bania have occupied the villages Of
Cordoba, Velisest, Osoja and Gaia, the
war office announced.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
ALLIANCE WITH U. S. VOTED
Brazil to Aid in Defense Of American
Republics.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil June 1.-The
Brazilian senate voted authorizing an
alliance Of Brazil with "other states
to defend the American republics
against the world"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
Former Evangelist to Jail.

New York, June Barnett Klass,
Al years in Sing Sing fer ARISEN.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
ARMY DRAFT LAW
UPHELD BY COURT:
U.S.POWER- CLEAR
Judge Bird SO Decides in Circuit
Court at Kansas
City.
ANTIDRAFT MEN ARRESTED
Petitioners Are Advised to Go to the
Nearest Place of Registry and
Give Names as Seen a.
Possible

Washington, June In a joint
statement Chairnen Wilcox Of the
Republican national committee and
Mccormick of the Democratic called
on party workers throughout the coun-
try to aid draft registration.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-01
SECOND TOUR FOR M'ADOO
Secretary Will Visit More Cities in In.
fereSf Of I ibarfv

terest of Liberty Loan.
Washington, June 1.-The itinerary
of Secretary McAdoo's second speech
making tour for the Liberty loan has
been revised to include speeches at De-
troit, ST. Louis, New Orleans, Birming-
ham, Louisville, Cincinnati and Pitts
hurSh.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-23
Some Steer

Nyssa, Oregon. claims to have
the largest steer in the world. 1t
is the property of R. M. Horn,
and is 8 years old, weighs $500
pounds bare footed, and stands
5 feet 9 inches at the shoulder
with it's hoofs on. The steer is a
red cross-roan Durham with a
Hereford brown side, born on
the range, and didn't realize it all
until it was Haunted in his bald
face by the Nyssa Journal.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-02-23
INDUSTRY IN IDAHO


Caldwell-Contract is let for
creamery here.
Lewiston-$8000 bonds issued
for city improvements.
Grangeville-22 carloads O f
hogs worth $4,000 left Camas
Prairie last week. Frequent
shipments of this character dem
onstrate wealth of this fertile
prairie.
Orofno-$4OO,OO 900 road bonds
planned for proposed highway
district of all of Clearwater coun-
ty outside of Pierce highway dis
trict.
Kamiah- $4,000 road bonds
voted for Smile road down Tom
ma Ia Ha creek to this place.
Albion-Work starts on water
system here.
Kellogg Bunker Hill & Sulli-
van Mining Co. declares regular
extra and special dividend.
Idaho Falls-Oficials of Utah
Idaho Sugar Co. estimate that
beet crop of farmers in districts
served by their factories in 1917
will be worth about $8,575, 900.
In addition to this money value
there is a live stock food value.
5000 to 5000 acres of beets are
sufficient to finish average acre.
age Of Iowa corn will do.
Twin Oregon Short Line
preparing to ballast road from
here to Minidoka.
Salmon Preparations on for
active mining at Kentucky group
of gold mines at Shoup this sum-
.mer.
Twin Falls-Canal Co. lets con.
tract for concreting one mile oil
high line near canal at about
$4,000.
Cottonwood-31 acres of wheat
near here ran 38 1-3 bushels tt
the acre sold for $1.64 or total Of
1854, more than paying for lane
in year.
Wallace-Mining activity con.
tinues with new strikes and large
smelter returns on ore shipments
Star Movement on foot tt
drain all low lands along NORTH
side of Boise river between Col
lister and Canyon station.
Pocatello-Over 500 cars of pc
tatoes shipped from here las
week.
Buhl-Fine new Methods
church to be built here.
Nampa-At least 100000 tt
be expended on new residences
here coming summer.
Boise-Active work in Mar
shall lake district. Claim LOCATED
many years ago developed, mil
now in operation and bullion
being produced.
PocatelIo-$7O, Y. M. C. A
building planned here.
Mountain States Telephone Co
employees $50 people in the state
Rapid development of the min
eral resources of the state are Of
utmost Importance to the nation
at present time and no legislativ,
obstacles should be laid in tn
way of Idaho mines and othe
lines of industry.
Caldwell-355 horses sold her,
under hammer in 300 minutes a
average price of $165 each
100000 worth of horses ant
blooded cattle sold here in 4 day
sale.
Occur d'Alene-Disappearini
snow causes contractors to speed
construction of Beaver Cree
spur of o. w. R. & N. so ad
ditional men employed ballastinl
and aligning track.
Standpoint Standpoint Interur
ban Ry. Co. sends letters to Pom
deray and Kootenai asking NOR
patronage which it must secur
or raise fares or possibly discon
tinue operation.
Cornoo Skaotr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Mailenitreif in Tetersbnra ab=
Qemtn0et.
Netcr5bllrQ, 6. ,Suni

Ter in 1l0 Sobrifcn Getcr9
buras, in mcIhcn Wtunition un0
ionltigcs &rie0anlatcriol bergcitcllt
mcr0en, 0roheu0c Strcif, ipclher mn
Ditttnoh Beginner iolltc. lit nbQemcn.
oct moroen Iic Soroerlngen Der
Strcifcr limo einifIieBlid) Scr icd,s
itiinoigen Nrbeita3eit berpiuiqt NOR
ocn.
Tie @ehcimogenter Der Reqicrunq
baben iih Der ougemeincn Str0nnlnQ
peId)e olrf boherc 20bne ab3ielt, on
gcihIoiier.
bic prooiioriife Reoierrtnq bat
Den rltiiiidlen Irea6nougbt .Aleran.
Der Der 0rittc OILS Git Ser 8ertpoI
tlina non aronito0t beitinint, oq5 be.
fanntlih qcgenndrtiq non 6cm 7eIe.
dntenroth Der 9lrbeiter un0 Soioa!ci
beherriht miro, ser nnd) mie Dor nui
iciner llnnhhdu1iafoit 7nrnflnmotion
oie qeacn sic propiioriidla Roaierltn1
qcridltct NOR. beitch: Iic 6etrrifrn.
ocn Gtrnaltrnqs6con1teu Ser propiio
ridden Reaicrunq crhiet,cn Sen Qe
iehl 'ttl ali tcrn ShInh'fc1ifie Ill ri.
ner Grnieren} cinaufin6er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08

3urildgabc pom elias @othringen
nu ,Srnutrcih ioluie Griag iiir
Sen in ocn bcieetcn G'cbictcu ange.
rid)teten Shooeu ciuidlIieben ntiiiien
Gic 9chclme Si6ung. Die oln
Snmatog pertogt norocn NOR. tuuroe
acitcrn 9fahnlittna fortgeictt nuo
6nltertc bis Yiitterunht. 9lI@ Ole
Sbiircu fltr5 nah 2t llhr gc0ffnet
mlroeu, perlaa Nrdiioeut Eoul
Icid)ouel pier Rciolutioucu. Gic
creItc RcioIution. Die ijh nit Sen
acknowledgements bcIaBtc uuo
pnn ser Regicrllug ougcnonmcn
nltroc, idgtc 5tm ShIuB:
nGic 0cpltirteutnnmcr ser icocr
@coonfe OH Grobeulug mo Snedl.
tln1g fCrnlle9t, crtportct, onb bie
@aifcutbatcu Der 9tcpubIif imo ibrer
YllIirtcn. uoh0cm ciumol Der preu.
Biihc o0iiIitoriSnnIS" pernidtct lit,
hnuerhofte @oronticn fir ocll Grie,
oou rn0 oir llnubb6nuigfcit Scr
Qroben mo fIcmen &Glfer in elmer
2iga pon 9tatioucu ihofien Miro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Die Ger. staaten nit 9OnOon
inn SunDe?
Berlin, Z. SSSuni.

Serltll, {. NSlllll.
8eora 8ernbaro periidert in Der
Goiiiiden 3citltng inbe5ug ali1 elne
BON ibnt Dem friiberen gotlhaTter
@eroro 5ugeihobene @rfldrltng ilber
4rGiioen @illon'5 Stelllngnabme 5u
Der Misunderstanding &elglens uno
moaliden oelltihen Groberltngen i'm
Slteu, Die pon @eraro ieooh in 9lb=
reoc aeItellt 1puroe, folgenoes:
,,Gs lit leiht begreiflid), oaB meme
1SeItiteQung @errn 8eraro iebr pein'
lid 1T, er fam ite ober nift ourh
cine blobe @eqlcltgnltng erlcoigen.
gfiht MIR einmol, ionoern mleoerbolt
hat er9leuBerltngen getbnll 0le lid nit
npn @rflGrllngen in meinen Seitortl-
fel pom "a. Yfoi inter Der ltebcr'
ihrift ~ iliirte" poIlltdnolg
0efen. llnterhu1olllugen nit Serrn
@eroro muren our6lpcg Iebr unTang'
reid lno ochntcn iih mic0Crholt ollf
mehrere Stunoen aus. Sd er0rterte
mieoerholt nit ihnr ltno init &errn
Gcnfiel0, Dem amerifuniid)en BOT.
i6after in @ien, 0ie Otogliffeitcn
elmer Trieoensoermittlltng burh gSil-
ion. @eioe Serren erfalnten ouB id)
cine iold)c 8ermittlltug nit 0tocr-
milen betrad)tete uno periudten mid
5u iiber3eugen, baB cine @ilionid)e
Gernlittlung giinItig fiir l,ns ieln
fpitroe.
1Sln &erlaltfe bieier ltnterbanolln-
gen fam ih metr uno mebr 5u Der
<lleber5euguna, oaB anlerifaniihe lno
engliidje SSntereiien felt oerfettet iino
ltno oab in onbetradt Der intimen
finan3ieIlen Gerbinoungen 5tptidlen
ben beioen 2Gnoern @ilIonS @eItre-
bungen altf einen fir ENGLAND giin-
ftigen sSrieoen bin5ielen iDiiroen.
Nihts puroe mchr betont, als 9lme-
rifaS 3uitin1mung 81 oertihen terri-
torialen glnnerionen i'm Sitelt, I'm,
9eltihlano 3lt ilberreoetL alle 9ln-
ipriid1e ouf @ntihGoigitngen in &C.
itoIt bon 8eIo ooer 2on6 I'M @eIteu
fallen 5u Ioiien. 0ieie 9Sbee mar ItetS
Der Scrnprnft BON Serrn 8eroro8
observation-disclosures uno 5eiete cine
poIlItdnbiqe @leihgilltigfcit inbc5ug
ouf oos Shidiol bon Gnglonos rlliii-
id1eln Gerbitnoeten.
9fuBlono ioIlte bon Gnqlano ge-
opfert peroen, lei es MIR, l,m bic
9InimoiitGt sniIden Oeutidllnno unb
9luBIono, beren Sriidte iih ipGterhin
olS Elm mertbnolles politiid,cs Ser.
n1GhtniB ermeiien muBten, lebenoig
81 erbalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Die arieas;iele Der 9oppsl=
Wonardie.
Snncnhnncn. 5. oS1Ini

Tns omtlihe oIterreid)iId)e GORE
iponoen5 Mtrenu peroffentlidlt Ell
ncn SuiolnncnfoiIcnoen 9lrtifcl iiber
Die 6aItrng Ser Treiie oes 2anoes
III Der ;Srage Ser &rieg55icle Der
Toppelmonarbie. 9luiqrllno oieic3
Heiumes iteLt ooS @ureou bie Chat
iadc feit, ooB Die oifentIife Wfcinunq
IN Ceiterreih ltnearn iif nit Der
iiber Die GriegS5ielc obaeqebencn Or
fIGrllng ocs oItcrreid)iihcn 9luslano-
milliiters @rafen G3ernin oeft, Scr
iih befonntlid) 5ugullitcn ocs ruff
id)en Erogramns Seine Nnncrion"
mlSgeiproden hat. glQer0in9s gilt
Oicle 9lnifaultng MIR nit @e5ug aui
RuBlono.
Sic Grfl0rltng ocS 0urcou5 cnt,
h1lt nanlid) oos lpeitere @eitdnhniB.
oob oie offentlihe Wteinlng Ger @ic-
6erheritcll1tnq ScrbienS mad, ocl1
Stotus otto ante entihieocn opponirc
rmo oic Ginpcrleibuug ocs @crqeS
2opcen, ser @ergfeitunq Won;enc.
gros, for0ere, ioipie Die 0iloung Ell
mes outonomen, BON OeIterreids In,
9orn abbdngigen 2tIbaniens, Die Or
meitcruna Der @rcn3en ouf GStoIicns
Soften, Die Grridltltnq elmer pon Sc.
iterreif llngorn obbdngigen 3oG-
union duf benz Volfon ltn0 einc 9lrt
arieqsentifooiqltng, sic ser Wonar
die es ermoglihen ioQ, ole Gefono-
mic oes GnnocS BON neuern Eli beleben.
Der llntitan0, onB 0os GorreIpon0cn3,
Nurcmt oI2 elm orrtIifes Wfuunitiid
betrohtet peroen fam uno 6ab 6ic
onge3ogene Grfldrunq Die 0IfcntIi.
die Weinltng nit Der Nbiiht oes @ro
ion G3ernir i'd ilhcreiuitinrncn ldft.
fiibrt ntsipdrtlqe gcobohter nothmen.
oiger @eiie 3it Der 1teberfPianno
DAB Der oiterreifliihe glusIanomini-
tier iih nit ieiner 2ortneI bonn ,,;Srie.
Den ohnc 9Innerion" iih nur nit @e.
qua oltf RltbIon6 hat feitIeqpn molten
Tic ,3orocrunaen nit 9c3uq oui
,TtoIier mer6cn IN Ser grfIdruna oes
Bureaus 6aroe'teQt oIs cine erhoh.
tc un6 cntiprehenoe 0roteftion oeacr
erncute itoIio',iIfe GroberunqsluTt"
ino imor in Ser Forn. ntp iie por
Der miIitdriiheu Grpcrten ser 7op
peInlonnrd)ic aeTor6crt miro. In &c
alto ntf 6ic 3onunion nimmt ser Tr
tifcl hcs Rureous 6ic alcihc StcI
Irrnd ein. Uie 6ie o0cue ,Sreic Qreiic"
sic lire For6erlno 6omit beariinoete
ooiI Ccitcrrcid1 llnqorn iih Sic NJ
thiac @on6clsireihett 1no sic Shiif
fohrtsrcdite aui Der Conan iiderl
n1iiiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
@odenberidte in iiblider
Muaa9e.
2onoolt, 6. S,Snui

Ser 8cridt Der britiihen Ionira-
litQt iiber Ole in Der lebten gSohe
burh Die &botigfeit oelttid)er llnteriec-
boote ober ourh 0tineu perllriaften
britiiden Sf)ifffubrtSperlulte bat fol-
genoen @ortldllt
ySd)iife oller Rationolitdten oon
ilber 100 Sonncn @ebalt IN &Gfen
ser @ereinigten &0nigreife einge-
troffen: 2693. - 9lb9efabren; 2642
|, ,8ritiid)e Sonoelsihiffe non iiber
1900 Sonnen @ebalt ourd) Solldlbootc
ooer Dtinen perienft Is, oapon zines
in Der 8orlpodle.
ygritiihe Sonbelsid)ifit bon inter
1900 Sonnen @ebalt oltrf 2oltd-
boote poer Winen nerienft: 3.
rgritiihe Tiihfdn9er oerienft: 8
rSonbelsihiffe uonSnif6ooten er'
folelos oneeariffen: II, oarllnter
bier in Der &oripohe."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Grniter anfrubr berS rGlin=
&c in Solicit.
,5olict. Clu., >. ,Sltni.

llntcr Den Strdilingel oe2 bieligen
Stnats6udlthnllic9 lit cin ernlter 9Iuf.
rubr hclte Morgcn 5llm 9lusbrllh
gefpnlnlcn Slim 0cbGuoc ipllrocn in
0rnn0 geltcft Ole I'M Hun6csoicnlte
iteberoeu, umpcit bier lagernoeu
Gompognjeu Is" mo ~" oeS t..
<SIlinoiier acknowledgements lurr-
ocn berbciaerltien un6 fonntcn crit
nah picler Whlbe ollrdl @oiouctt,
ongriiie, nobel ciu Strdfling aetoO-
let uu6 cinige Str1flinQe per
munoet nuroen, Hube lm6 CroulnQ
einigcrmdBcn miebcr berItcllcn.
Die Strdiliugc, rngcfdhr 1900
an ,3ahl, begonncn beint ,Sritbitiit
oie g8ad]cu nit GeIlcrn, 0cltcdcn
iIhu 81 bemcricn - cS limo m1r 80
g3ddltcr porbonocn - uu0 IpGtcr
binocrtcn Tie oic sSeuernebr ourh
g2ilrfc nit Naditcinen un0 onocrcn
g&lrigeihoiicn on ihrcr 9lrbcit Der
@cfdlnpilnq Der ,Slonlnen. bis en6-
llh Die Willis elnldlritt, lobdIo lie
einGctroifcn mar. Sdon ieit einiger
3cit poren alogen iibcr MnngeI an
0is5ipIin in oieicm 3udltboltle lollt
gelporoen, es mar cine llnteriud]ung
eingeIeitet morocn uno ser bishcriQc
&ermoltcr 3immer bate feline Stelle
nlc0ergele9t.
I'm llbr 9tod)mittagS noren ale
StraiIingc bis oui 200 picocr in
ihren 3eIlcn Gieie 5peihinoert be
ionocn lid I'M genonutc 3eit nod) in
ciner Gdc oca 3uhtbutshoieS, BON
Wfili5ioIooten bepudt ,SiInf Ner-
munoete murocn noh Dem 3ud)tbala-
boipital gebradt
aapeue uno CclhouS iiuo nieocr
dcbrannt. oie ouocren Seb0lloc MIR
0en qcrettet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-08
Qorb Nortbtliffe.
9onoon, 6. ISuni

Non0on, .. sum-.
9luf @riuhen nbes &rie9 >tnbi-
netts bat 2oro Noetbeftffe ote Steae
oes 8orfibenoer Der britiifenSrieg> :
n1iiiion in oen Ser. Stndtcn OILS Nadl'
folger BON 4rtbur S. @olfour ange-
nonnicn, lpelher feline Sbdtigfeit I'M
@usm1rtigen 9lnt 5u 2onoon mic
ser oufnehmen miro. Sic 9lufaobe
IorthcIiffes miro onrin beltchen,
sic nerId,ieoenen britiid)en &riegs.
Observation-Disclosures in Gtnfldng
niteinanoer su brindcn mo int Gin
pcrnebmcn nit SEN Niiiioner berGn-
tcnte 9tuiirten 1tn6 Der omertfoni-
ifen umo forooiifen Regierltngen 3lt
rban0eln- ,...
2oro Northcliffe lit ols Sfriftitcl'
Iev ltno 3titunqsheIiter nohlbefanrt.
Inter anocren @ldttcrn fontroairi
er Sic 2on6on Sintes un0 2onoon
GaiIp RoiI Gr beiitt ausiflngge'