davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1917-07-26

ous lesser dis eases. The free dom from dys- entery Is now known to be merely an intel ligent handling of water supply, which is a part of the A R c of army sanitation, as it Is in civil communitie e s. T h e measles, ,,,h,al ao L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

icite @oIf, pelMeS ib ferney im6 Do.
Bel oos firGliAite. syn @ruitOe qlou6t
nod beute ieoer noruole @ngldnocr
OH bic Shopftngsgeid)id)te bes ct.
item 8uhes Wloiis. Gos bolteu Iic fir
9ieIiaion. Gie &inoer iper6en gclcbri,
geiuiiie &6roien itetig 8u pic0erbolct.
$50 ioge Sum @ciipiel: uWlcinc Sonte
iii fronf" oarouf nuB Der gebil0ete
@nglGn0er ontiuorten. SD bin ie6r
trmiria.~ Gam crni6ere ih: rGl6er
es gebt i6r idon beiIer~, oorouf ant.
mortct CT: 90, iM bin 70 fro94 unO
70 weiter. Gas miro olles gcOonfen.
los 10 binqcplopperi, Ocuu scr @e.
treffenOe fernt neine EoHte gar
niht. gbenio oorf man in @eieaid)oft
gepiiic Sodlel nift eltu16nen, Dor
alien ooS @ort 300" lit oi6oding@
9ln0ere @6roien muB man iogcn. So
iii Die gan5e GrjieBlng mif oen
Shulen mie nuf Oen llniberiitoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

rer brodtc rdmliH feinespegs nor.
m1rriide G0le ODER eor 9ioripe9er
init iirf beriiber, ionoern I'M iueient-
liben iutr aeIten Ron 0en Channel.
sSslonos, pelhe er gum 8eil ouf Dem
5Hladtfeloc bon Soitinos 5t @6len
uripanoelte ltn0 ou6 0otierte. ginr
olf Die eneliitbe Sprabe boben Oieie
6rair5oien einen gelDiiien @influB &C.
ii6t, on 80 9ro3ent Scr engliihen
Sprahmur8eln fronBoiilden llr.
iprungs fins, o6er iie nGc tper0en
plnttoeutid ODER cngliih auseeipro-
Hen Genou 10 ipie bic Gnql6nOer in
Der @eididbte geiprier iino, iino lie
nod beute. aricscrii6 iuoren iie nie,
itno Die glrmee hoben iie ieit SliDer
Gronimea berabiheut 9lod Big Dor
fursem trot cieentlitb MIR @elinoel
IN bic sLrmee ein. @eiite lit 6os ehpos
onOerS gelporOen unter Dem 3rud
Der notionolcn @efo6r. 9l6er 2or0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

eoanIaa, Sen 4. 6c6rnar l917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

lit nod tDeit oobon entiernt,
oos ciigliit6e 8olf fir bic olGgemeiue
gSebrpflift gciuounen 5il bnben. sd
9lollbe, cher oer5it6ten oie 8riten oitf
ibre @eltberridait, ais oaB iie Oieie
nnnebmen.
Die @nsldnoer lino cine nntuii.
ienoe, ober bo9it onnloBenOe 9ioiie.
8on Ser Geographic mo ser sc.
idid5te ibrcr 9iah6orlGuOer iuiiien iic
10 gut ipie gar nihts. 9(ber oic eng.
Iiihen 9ropouritiidc aus ibren
G1ntpien nit oen 8rot5oien uuO
Spaniern iteben lpic leud)tenoe Stcr.
ne am Sori3ont i6res @inenS. Sic
iinO fritiflos, mn0 mas iGrer notionn.
len @itelfeit idbmcihelt, Dos gIouben
lie g(ub in Oieier @e5iebung iiuO ie
gcnoit ipie bic 6ran5oicu.
Sic Gngldnoer iperoeu ourh ibrc
@r5ieblng ipitematiid] sur @erlooer-
belt ongelerut, @S lit OoS llnreligiio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

einbeitlihe 9foiie nernt. Gr DereiBt
oic qroBc 9etnliihrng, fDelbe Oas
feltiibc Clement oen Sii0oattihen
gege6en bat, ur6 Den ilnipii6en Gin.
fhlB ouf sic 0itli6en Bropin5en
Gciitihl1noS. gluberOen1 lpnrcn sic
fsronsen nr0 9ohien, mif Oenen 6os
gegenpGrtige Tentihlono ei1entlid
berubt io6r6unoerteIang oi,rh 9lc.
ligion mo Sprode i9orf eetrennt
tnS foit 10 perihie0er mic gum 8ei.
ipicl fSrantcn uuo Homer. Gin eiil-
beitlihcs Ientihtilrn gtbt cg ebelio.
ipetltg luie cin einbeitlidles Gngldn'
ocrtlni. 9luS ser 8eribieoenbeit ibrer
3itldnnrenietltng ergcben iib ait
0ie oaricbieocnnrtigitcn GigeniMaiten
oer GnoIdnoer. Der grgldnoer, ipenn
man 0anlit ben blonoen ongelf1bii.
id)en EppitS meint, lit in Der Sdt
gditfreutibihaftlith, cnteeeenfcmmeno
uit0 bilfsbcreit gegen oe1t ein5elnen
sSreinDen. 9lber no 6ie Waoiie ocr
itnteren @olfSflaiien in Troee fomntt,
"a lit er beiBbliitte, rob unO eeneiu.
@ennu rpie Der 8obel in Horis.
Dieie aenn5eicbnure 5iebt ltb
ourh Die geiantte engliiHe @eltbidte.
3uerit perbnnoen lie iidl nit Den SOL
ldnoern geGen sic Sp1nier linO Bor.
tlgieicn Damn NIT ben Sron5oien ge.
gen sic SoadrOer, i6lieBlidl nit
SSnoidnern itno Snous gegen sic
syran5olen. 8ouit 1o6en iie iitb ibr
@eItreif 5uinnmeneebroht methes
oos romii6e ipeit iiberbietet. 1ieie
gerihlogen6eit uno SinterliIt in
ibrer BoIitif, melhe ie6e Scite ibrrr
@cibic6te fiino9ibt, 1T uiGt ouael-
idfiiidb ODER normanniih iouOern
finnidl. llebcrboupt ipieit oos gtor.
mduniide cine iebr gerin9e Role I'M
engliiden 9olfe 8ilbelm ser @robe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
l3luei @ebete.

Gin 3oupimonn Golbot nit eceIe mo qdb,
admrff hranbcu i'm Gbfisenarabcu.
@r lies oabcim Tcir Iicbcuoes @eit,
Scn iic6cridbrsen aunbcn
ilno pcnl Die Sonne silr 9ihiic aebi,
Serouriei BON ndntaeu edGtlcr.
Eann ilcbcr oic bei6en 6cn Slben0aebck
8u @cft fir oeu gnier NIB @nlicn.
"a rebt cin Srdnirir Der Wiuiicr @cIinf
cc ipriht mo ioIiei bic Sdu6e:
p al SCOOTER. pi6 ms bee 5rieoeus 9idi
uno made bent ar'co boIo cu grocl"
6cr anabo berriniuiis . cr alnnbi 81 lrbn
Zen @aier i'm SdInmicnaeiimmeI.
Gem Seinoc muile euiaeeeraebn
uno beiet briiniiia 5um 9inuncl
-sIn, ieber e'oii, oi6 oaB ro6 pdbrt
3cbn Sabre oos S5licreciirciie,
9dnu bin 10 aroB, bnb' aud eit Gnrert
lino iedbtc bcm Sntcr 6ur Geitel" -
Ter nlie Scrraot b6ri'3 iino finnt,
l9ic mcocr Sri1llnp cS ipcrbe2.
~ eaiiei oie Wluiter, CT ieanet 0nS 5tinD
llnb iegnct oc ocnildbe @r6c.
Geo ceIssiass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
aaas MnS uie iiaS Bic linaIanSer2

gw-@~~-44~-
Sin besaunier @Ariititaaer (Solts
ipsn GDaulDagIaitt) par6ffentliAte
ass Eupseu1 in oiucr @crIinar Cages.
seii1nD tinar sllfios ii6cr eita[uito,
III tpeIden q crfiGrte, bic GnelGnber
ieien cine Gpppelroiie. glngelfdaieu
Into DIormounen; reirere @ermoncn
eis bic Ieitiden icIbit. Gobei ilbcr-
iiebt er. meincr 9lnlid7t uah. oos pes
lcntlihc Clement oeS engliiden Iols
fes Bic aeltep, lpclhe eerooe in 0enl
IcVtcn S5nbr5cbnt oltF alien @ebieteil
bee 0ffentliben 2ebers nlebr lliio
lreGr Dcrbcrtreten utlS Bic 5folielisil.
0vB0riGfcit 0cS cneliiAcn YcIfes
bcutsntnsc beiiimner. Die GugldnOer
BON beute iinb fnunt nod cine bIonoe
9totfpu Su ncitnenj iie itno melt ndEer
Hlit DeN Sron5oien alg nit ben @euts
fAen ber1Unnbt.
9tun III in Oer letten Ssobret nit
ser 9r0Btcn DenlofrotiIieu1tg Des
ssolfcs uno audi Der Terfaiiuua mebr
iinb mcbr. ipie idl idon ic1te, ons
feltiide Element III Sen @oroerOruno
Qetraicn. &6r cigcttliAer Giibrer liz
2Iogo @eorgc iui0 al iii iDcbl oudl
0ar fonfmauoc HrcllierlniriItcr bon
Gnoldu0, @cut man oitrh bic gro.
ten 9leltonrationer BON 2onoou
nbenoS idreitct 5iim &ciipiel 0urM
oas s2opop5 0oS 3rocdocro., Sos
NorIton.Sotcl i0lt eiuem oitf ipie
iebr oos blon0e Clement binter oem
Mpar8en 5priidtritt. g(aes lit bun.
felbourig Go III Oos bcutigc eng
l0no
Gbeno, glaube ic6 irrt id Gbom,
herlaim Apeirn er bic Icitiden I'M
@egenios all ocii @ngl1nocrn, cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

ic1eu Stoats. unO $eeresbcripoltuug,
OoB in oenieni1en 9pcrntionSgcbie-
ten, mo oie @erbdltliiiic cs gcitotten,
i6bu lett, mdbreuo ocr 0oncr oes
&rieoeS. @ororbeiteii gcnlodt inO
WloBna6men in gluSiidt 9crommen
meroeM I'M cine fiiiritleriihe @eitol.
tiine Der S4lahtieloer 5u er5ieIen
nno iie Dor unfiinitIeriider lleber.
loOuuq luO Dem geicbmadloicn Sic.
lerlei ser @iu5elgrdber 81 belpo6ren.
9(uf Dem gan5en lotbrineiiden
SperotionSgebiete, in Dem oos bhi.
tiqe @efe6t BON 2oqnr6e bom 8. iino
10. 9[uqitit 1914, 0ie groBe 2otbrin,
gcr 5mlodt bonn 10. ln6 20. 9[uguIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Sd 6obe oos immer cine ASopogeien.
oreiiur oenount. @ie unlpiilen0 0ieie
9(rt lit, 9ebt oub aus folgeuoer DC.
merfimg eincs leitenoen Wiincninqc,
nieurs I'M Wiuo5otol bel Moceouece
6crpor @r fro9te mcine 6rolt, Die eS
5uge6e, 0oB ser Salbmono cinluul
rcdts berlmt mo cinnol lintS bcrum
i'm &erloui OeS Nlonats itcbe. Gr
fonnte sic ger1n0erung oes obncG.
nlenoen ituo 5unebnIenOen BLONDES
ougenideinlidb nift 6eereiicn. Ger
lelbe @err iogtc einmol 5u mir, ols
mir eires glbenoS Dor cilicr EeroIlc
ioben imO iM brnerftc, bon Der
@enus, mic bonn Nlono, fomnic cben.
foQS Sonncnlit6t 5a ms beriibcr.
rSSlt sic @enuS aud eii @tonO,
&err2" Giumal in 2onoon beluhtcn
mid Swei GnglGnocr, Oic mid frogs
ten, fuoOurdl Scr Conner cntltebe.
g[ls iie Iih oerobidicOet battcr, fam
elm otter BrcinO sit mir ocn i'd oie
Sode er5d6lte, bin5niii9cno @ic
impiiienO lit ooh SShf %olt". @r
Itiste rincn gluernblid uno iogtc
0unn. lin Oic @obrbcit 5iI iogcn,
9etcrs, ih wcib cs ou6 nidt; ih
babe INNER gclernt Der Gonncr lei
bic Stinnne bon @ott"
Die 3ugeno Der GngIdnOcr lit ibr
Notriotisnis, ouM lpenn CT sum
Ecil ais llnuiiienbcit beitcbt. gtae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

fen icOcs @ro6. 0ic 9(uiiteMnq BON
Denfmolern lin ciu8elue @eioacuc
iii oo9eeen 5ur5eit nod nidt eeitottcf.
@S beitebt Die 9lbiicbt, oui ocm oro-
ben Sdlodtoebiete itatt bicler ltil-
loier Gin3eI0enfmdlcr cine srob5ii-
qi1c, in mcbrere @ruppen 5erio(enoc,
ben ein3elnen Sdblohtobibnittel mo
armeeteiIen cntiprcbenoe unO cine
einbeitlicbc @eiomtuirfim9 er5ielcnOe
Denfmolonloge ST. eriteleiL bic ouF
elmer beberrihenOen 6obe bon ciuenb
Oos @oi5e iiberragenoen SmlptOeuf
nal gefr0nt nerOen iol(. SSeOe cin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

uuOcru 8olter fins mir N3ittel sum-
3wed. 60 lit ibrc Gesierlng, 10 ilt
aud Die @im bon 2onOon: riidii6tS-
los, Dcri6loeen, binterliltig. sseoer-
monn DER oem Gugldnoer outs @ort
glall6t, miro iicb 6etrogel le6en. llnO
0ielc Station ipagt cs, 5u be6oupteu.
lic fdntpfe jet fiir Die 3ipiliIution
aeger OoS SoIf Scr Sunnen lln9
@orborenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

uno cine 9lei6e ipGterer fleinerer @e.
fecbtc in Den folgenOcn Ntonatcn aus,
9efodltcn moroeu iin0, bot Oc Wlt
ocm 9earabniSlpeien bctroiitc Vliii.
tdrbeboroe lGn9it fiir cincn einiac5clg
abcr uiiroigen Sbnuid Scr @rdOcr
geioret, Ole Griegcrgrd6cr lino oae
nit Steincn ooer &oien5ic9cln o0er
grim unO ipriB oeitridercu Stofetcn.
5dlmen cingefoBt trogcn cin oocr
mebrere areu3e iin6 cine weiBgeitri.
hene Sol5tafel init ihpdr5er 9liif-
id)rift, 3. g. 0Sier ruben +. 6ron.
5oien. Sic fou0en Den Selocntoo ben
1917. 0ta0eIboIabGlunc ODER
griine Strdu6er iino Grdn3c itbutiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

cignet un0 bonn 5toote ii6ernonunen
lucroen llro Der Stoot in eriter 9inie
iuiro fit cine miiroi9c gIusibniiit-
titng oer Stblahtfelocr uno Der oitl
ibneu liegenoen @rqber iorgen.
S1on iiuo bon Scr oeiltihen Dtili-
tdrbc9or0c @lGue NIT Der Gin5ei1.
iuna iGmtli6er @r6ber oeS gon5en
lotbringiihen Shlodtgebietes imO
9lomcnSuer5cidluiiie oller ouf @rlnO
Der grfennlngsmorten erfonnten sc.
folenen eritelIt tuoroen.
Gs lit unter pielen nrtoern dbulis
den grideinungen Elm &enn3eihen
fiji Die rnuitergiiItige Sromtng rno
ben burboaenoen Meit6lid Der ocltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Tie =dlmiifnne rer $MladticlSer.
ssann set groBa nraa 6ccaoet unO
spisOer Grieoe i'll nar6eH oIeih mie
Vas nod aeut ocptIdf iroa56iiidcu
HeEOsuoe is7ol7i eei1o9, sic &c
utcainoen 0cr tricgiiibren0cn staa-
fen @eraiRharungen 8ur @rbaIhno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

seine Grippe loQ oils 5ugebDrenocr
geionoteil ser @efnmtanlnge dJnraf-
teriltii6 ousgeitoltpt merOer. GoS
Gimelgrob Oa9egen iou i'm allgenei-
zen oils Oos idlichte SoLOotcnarob,
mic es 5ur5eit ousseitottet lit. bette.
ben bIci6en: 0aein llnterH)ieo slui-
lfen orlu llro reid, fcin llntcricbico
DcS Songes uro StonNes. 60
GuBerte lid Der nit oieier 'Sadle be-
troilte 6oberc 0fii5icr Gus lit lidjcr.
lidl Gill idlorer mo gutter @eoanfe,
Ser III lUeitcn Serpiicn 9lrfIong fiuocm
iDir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
RRltertoo.
TOn @u&1O falhr.


Graben. RdBIeIn, rrabenI
Clbgr or hrrfdDen 0le Rabeul
SdIeppGf OIdD gar 10 miOr tpetter,
Dldb unO nsnsn tDunDrn Rerrer
@nune tlnEtf CcbGn bIurerIn Rigd,
&erfer fclJrDanhr fdbOn aus Dem BiigeI.
Aaurer hreEfGben CcD0n DIe Naben,
Doiien Ibrs Bsllre babgn.
Gb Die Aad1r brldbr gang hernn.
Dcr0sn tls ale gefarugV telu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

into lpiirOigcn 9luSitnttlng Der aric-
9ergrd6cr a6idlieBen cuf DAB Der
auf frou3oliiMem @ooen gefaaene
DeittiNc ino Der ouf 6clltidem @o-
sen gefoIlene 6ron5oie III sleiheu
@bren gebolten iperocn lpie ole I'M
ShoB 0er noterlGnoiicben @rOe 9iit-
benoen. Der @rrn0 iino 9ooen aaer
giii5el. uno Ntoiienaraber miro ent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
WOULD flX
PRICE ON
POTAT TOES
Market Director Nc
Bride Urges Minimum
of S1.50 "A BuShel


iiI'''' Us urging ON George \.
Pre- sotL AIehiEal pod adwInistra.
tor the dcsirahlity of fNns q max
imu'1 price ior potatoes aad spent
Thur day I'M peroit. trying 90 get a
line on public orntlhent here. He
sugsests naxiIum pr., OF 40
cents a pccN OF Sl59 tushel 70
the consumer. wnich would mean
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
PAINLEvE HAS
PASSED CRISIS
ReOrganized French Cabinet
Seems Firmly
Seated

PARIS. oct 26-rhe Painleye
cabinet today had veathered its FIRST
test OF strength in the chamber of
deputies and. according 10 the Paris
press. seemed likely TO continue in
power
Last night the chamber OF depu-
ties voted 2Ss no 157 ON vote uf
confidence in the new ministry
Tho vote came after Former
Premier Riboi. just transferred hy
Premier painleve from tho portfolio
Of foreign minister 90 minister of
state and member Of the war council
in the place OF VI Marthou. had
aroused great enthusiasm by a
speech accomplishing French de-
termination 20 reclaim Alsace-Lo
raine.
Ribot chose q paraphrase Of Ger.
man foreign Secretary Won kuehl-
mann's recent speech as his text
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

SPEAKS FOR
SUFFRAGE
ID eclares Time Has
Come To Grant
Women Vote

WASHINGTON, Oct 26. Speak
ing 70 delegation OF 100 members
Of the New York state Woman's
suffrage party. President Wilson
last night declared his conviction
that he time has come for the es-
adjustment OF woman suffrage in
all states and expressed his hope
for the victory OF the women in
New York
In standing for tho adoption -
suffrage by state units rather than
by constitutional amendment. the
president said he was but carrying
out the mandates OF his party
The president said in part
The whole world now IS witness
ing struggle between Two ideals Of
government II Is "a struggle which
goes deeper and touches moro ~ the
foundations of the organized life Of
men than any struggle that has ever
taken place before. SO settlement
- tho questions that lic on the Rur~
face can satisfy a. situation which
requires that tho questions which lie
underneath and ~ the foundation
should also be- settled and settled
right ! ann free 90 say that think
the question ~ woman suffrage "a
one ~ those questions which lie at
the foundation
hcUevr this war IL going 70
quicken the visions and the con-
sciousness 90 mankind with regard 60
political questions And believe
We ought to he quickened to give
this question of woman suffrage our
immediato liberation
As one OF tho spokcr0en % q
great party would 20 nothing less
than ohrylnr tho mandates ~ that
party n gave my hearty support
10 thr question of wnmuu sunraRc
which YOU represent. J want also to
speak f0r myself and sa} that 90
sv~f4s in me thla is rho time for the
states ~ this union 20 take this ac-
tiou
think Tho whole country has ap-
prori4tr1 the WIS ~ which tho w0-
w.n haze riscn fn thIs great occasion.
They NOT unlf have done wrat they
hlre hoeu asked 90 DO and done 10
With afdor nnl eftolency huf they
have shown "a power TO- organize for
doing things or tieir nwn iuftiHtitc
'rh- whole cnHHfrr lss nim r"d the
rrIr and fhe .rr tv and tho v'r Nu
~ th. n mon f.e t.n'fr1 states
OWL worry f'fl t u' voice tu
fr rrrIu~ tht people
of fhe rfraf .ffD of New YORK to
act "a Erert rrrle hF voting fof
u.ar eurr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
STATES TOTAL
Is S9O,OOO,0O0
All Counties In Lower PENN
sula Except BenZie
Report

Every county in the lower peninsula
except Bcnzie has made a report on
Liberty loan subscriptions. Bond
sales in the state outside OF Wayne
county and the upper peninsula. the
latter being in another federal re-
serve district. had reached S35.2S9.
$50 Thursday night. or a total OF
nearly S90O0o.000, including the De
froit district.
Detroit is already starting 70 or
ganize for the next Liberty loan
campaign. which is ex~cted 10 start
early next year Several OF the
teams that worked in the drive Just
completed have volunteered their
services for the third bond issue.
The Boy Scouts Of this city will
try 20 ecel the record OF the Boy
Scouts OF St Paul. MINI. who have
raised S1.16S.050 in 437 subscrip.
tions and have challenged the coun-
try Detroit Scouts have taken $500
subscriptions 10 date for a total of
about 100000. They are not dis
couraged by ST. Paul's big lead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
By HENlrY WOOD.
StgG Correspondent United PreSi

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, Oct 26--With every
hour there grew evidence that Gen
oral Petuin's stroke on the Aisne
had inflicted on Germany her great
est defeat OF 1917
Denoralized by the trip-hammer
blows Of the great French war ma.
chine, the Germans today were aban-
doning their guns in an effort TO re.
treat across the marshy Ailette val
lev and the Aisne and Disc canal.
Fighting with the desperation OF
men who know they are beaten, the
enemy gave way for the French
wedge until today IL had been lam
med moro than three miles into the
pivotal base of the line curving
around the western extremity OF the
Chemin des Danes.
Total captures of men reached
more than 5000. More than 100 guns
have been taken so far. Several
hundred trench mortars and machine
guns are not included in this coun,
Judging from prisoners stories
and an estimate OF the mangled
heaps OF German dead. the German
losses in Tuesdays drive and Thurs
! days acccleration may be cnnserva-
lively estimated AZ equivalent TO
three whole German -divisions-ap-
proximately $1,000 men
In proportion 20 the size OF the
! battle front seven miles this is
/ The heaviest loes which Germany has
ever sustained IN n single series Of
/ military operations since Tho disas-
/ trou- German retreat last spring
j Noi only that buf the French vic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
No LETUP IN LOAN DRIVE
IF NATION is TO RAISE
S5,OOO,J 100000 TOTAL
success Assured; bond
Boosters Are Olt
For Triumph
SOLDIERS AID
Is ENORMOUS
Sammies Give More
Per Capita Than
Home Folks

WASHf\GFnN oct -G 90
odey NAV bins onward t~o 1'
'c4- to riumuh 70 tho secUnu il..
,rty loau
with tnc hree billion dol 1m
mum safety passed IN" lib,r, 'uta
umy m4-scd ifs forces tor n}D
billion mark
Eight federal reserve dist are
,nowu 90 have passed ihr mu
nuu quota Boston Ney N0tk.
philadelphia. cleveland. B oelt
hicago. ST. Louis and kan Crts
rhe lonr remaining zones, Atlanta.
MINNEAPOLIS. san Frsnciscp ana
lallaa. arc on the threshold their
ow marks. 81 not already beyond
hem
Secretary of the Treasury Alr Adoo
bach from a tour of the nation look
lor-onsl ehat se ef the clOsih tbuf
oday and predicted victor tnrau,
ho no' without tho utmost ncrgA
II all workers and The grrai sac.
iGr6 ANA lbcruty OF citizens
American soldiers are aiding
snogmogait u the lass cam -u
Mons rrvfr from rb pfer-
lurc No.. csWp went thru last
ught eu outo 70 Pirsb II, 2
teIr oRn evnense--to prte. % th"
oan in That district In ot sec.
Jon 0f Poe country tho mrr pf fhc
NatouM arub are doing similar -or
ucc while ihe military O. Hbli D.
ueni as whole has given more p"r
.apiia han 'he stayat hom
"ln thr Ga}s 90 come. aIct thp
iorrib Nar over and toG are
iekol bt your children II YOU houstt
Liberty bond VIII YOU b. Bile fo
u ver. or f YOU answer. nA vou
laHc 10 confess that Won "a mot
.yon dp that much for the Gallant
,mru soldiers and silo who
ought and iied that Your lle Ib
rty anJ prosperity miEhi b.
dc Adnp qutriod in am onici state
uerf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
ITALIAN CABINET
FACING CRISIS
Ministers To Hand In Their
designations Today, Says
Dispatch

ROME. Oct % Resignation of
tho lf1lian cabinet is impending, ac.
cordn 90 semi official newspaper
announcement today
II was declared The ministers will
present their resignations late today.
Tho Italian cabinet under Paolo
Boselli. has been steadily losing
ground In The italian parliament Tor
the past several weeks Socialist
strength has been increa INK stead
ilv and po-s bly, the German sue.
cess iu the biz Teuiunic drive on
the lsonzo front has precipitated a
crisis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
THREATENS TO
SLAY WILSON
Now Edward Pietsch Is Out
Under $4,000 Bail In
Chicago

CHICAGO. Oct 26 Edward
Pietsch. "a. son of Karl Pietsch, in.
structor in Spanish az the University
Of Chicago. was being held under
$4,000 bonds today on charges of
threatening the life of President
Wilson He will receive hearing
Nov. 8
Young Pietsch is alleged 70 have
declared in the presence of fellow
members of the Beta Theta ri fra
teTnity
I'D stick a knife in the president $
back II | got a chance.
He IL said 20 have several rela.
tives In the German army and 10 be
heir 20 an estate in Germany. He
claimed exemption from selectiye
draft service but was denied
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
POILUS STILL PRESSING
AGAINST DEMORALIzED
PRISONERS NOW NUMBER
RESIDENTS OF FERNDALE
BURN KAISER IN EFFIGY
IN LIBERTY CELEBRATION

Residents Of the projected village
OF Ferndale. embracing the terri
tory between Detroit and Royal oak
out Woodwdrd-ave., held Liberty
celebration on the Ferndale school
grounds. Woodward-aye and the
Nine Milerd.. Thursday night The
grounds were decorated with Jap
anese lanterns. and flags draped
around tho platform and displayed
on the school gave patriotic at
mosphere
Attorney Wesley l.. Nutten. OF De
troit, who prepared the incorpora-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
FIRE THREATENS
CLEVELAND
COnfagration Does 81 100000
Damage; Is Still
Uncontrolled

CLEVELAND. O.. oct 26-All Of
Cleveland's FIRE nEhting forces were
concentrated today In battling a
stubborn blaze In the center of the
retail business section which start
ed last evening in The y r. Baker
company mems furnishing store. At
o'clock this morning. with the
FIRE siil uncontrolled. damage WAS
estimated az from 100000 90 81
600 600
~ that hour. score OF fire en-
gincs were pumping water into the
blaze
Euchd-avc. from East Ninth-St
to the public square. WAS closed 20
all trafnc Thousands watched the
battle of Tho aremen thruout the
night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

Permission from w T. Wismer.
deputy registrar OF military di8lricL
No j. must be obtained b. Windsor
ties IN drafi category \. before hey
for business or pleasure. according
TO an edict issued Thursday
Orval Adams. chief immigration
Inspector In Windsor. spcni a busy
Thursday afternoon sending back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

tion petition at the instance Of the
Ferndale Boosters. was the chief
speaker. William Isazenby. De
troiter. who served with the Cana
dian troops at Ypres and in other
important engagements on the west.
ern front. told OF his experiences
under fire. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts
and the high school chorus contrib
uted to the program, which conclud-
ed with a bonfire and a sham battle
by the Scouts Az a climax OF the
celebration, the kaiser was burned
in effAgy.