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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Gem W2iniIterpedIe in 0atifan0 beionoers Der
Grnenung oes bsbergen 9oidaters in 9onltantino'
ucl Or Md1arO pon &i6lmann, gum Staasiefret1r oes
Nsmdrtiaen All Stelr BON Or. glireO 3immermanlL
lrr0 BON Dem ioe6en BON 9Gtidlono 3uriidgetebrten
amerifnniidcn 3ehmgs-G -Gorrelponoenten &orl $. BON
eaan0 ser lpob elmer Scr beiten aenner Der Gage IN
TetIdlnno ino Scr 0cutlden Diplomatic lit, grOBe Be
outtung beigemeen gSieson0 nent Die Grnennlmg
Niiblmanns gum 9liSonosmniiter einen meteren
Gdad)Buq oes aaiicrs Der ais 9ciues ongcieben per
oen fann oaB man 5reOen MAIDEN mia ~aiibman
ili" ioQt Mequn0 Wie id ans meinen peronllden l-
terreDunqeu nit ibn erfeen nnBte gegen gnnerlonen
mo mar audi elm @eguer oes riidid)tSolen Salfboot
ftcges gr lit iolpobl in einer @ridemng ais in iei
ncm Gan0eIn elm Diplomat Der IN ienem Sbun 0en @e-
iddits Stanopuntt einiimmt; er bebt einen Itarfen
@iuen tno lit icit IN einen @nt6lien, obcr er ut
iortidrttlid no Dem Srieoen 5genegt in einen poli-
tiIden qnId)ten St neigt iid opeitudrtS~ 6ns beBt
cr gebor 8ur @ruppe Der Oeltiben Stoutsmdrner rno
@oramentorcr Die olaibt 0nS Oen oelticben Snterei
fen opobl in politider, wie in 0tononiider Sinidlt
am beIteu eeOient ei wenn 9nihhiB al ole uelt.
liben Wlddte iud)t idmlid Granfred] england un0
glmerifa. Giee @rlppe plr0e 5Dnr in 9elrtid)lano
pro-engliih genannt &i6lmannS glniidJten un0 Stel
hing ion0 Ser 3mmermonns OianletraI eeqen6cr;
oem 2eBterer neigte id votp0rts", oas beBt er be-
Giiniigte elm oelrtiduiiihioponiiAe llebereintom-
men.
NlVlHluWl geNleBt Oen JllI elheS leDr gelWldleH
@crmittlers @1eine Giuoriidc oie ib IN Sen oeride.
oenen llterreotneen nit ai6lrann empfongen gingen
ets oabi oaB er fir cine Geri0bning nit GngIan0
mar Sdon i'm Sabre 1916 erfIGrte er mir i'm Soag,
naB Der Sriea Elm hlrdt6orer Sc6er eeucn ei an mel
dem ale getbeiligel Die gIeide Sdulo trigen, ul0
Dob oerie6e ntr 0urd @erbanolunaen becnOet meroen
cnne- Canals ijien er e6r beiorgt i6er Die Sioton
in gImcrfa ole ourd oie Eahbootfriis ber6cigeii6rt
mcroeu mar lmo iprod often aus oaB cs Elm groBer
3cber ei Die Ger. Staatenp in oen S{rieg 81 5crren
Ger ncie Staatsiefretdr oes 9lliSudrtigcn iii audi
IN Gnglono e6r wo6 betannt Gr mar criter 5efretar
Der oehden 9otidoit in 9on0oH uiO fam non BORT ais
@eianotcr nod Soaano Gomobl inn Saog ais 5ulebt
oui ocni 9otAaterpoten IN Gouiiantmope BAT &ii6l
mann osgcjcdnetc Gieniie aeeiitet Gr lit Elm @lam
Rom 5logc bon crIcn-gSdhter's, Scr nit Scr 60
hmg Der MorotfoRriiis Dem @aterlan0c aroBe 0ieute
lertete- Wlit einer Grnennung bat Der aaiier oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
Die itnroit nutcr Scu 9lrbeitcrn nnO lire ilrIaden

Ias Arbeiter Grobem bat id] in allen frie9lubreil'
sen QGnoern me6r ooer menigrr ii6lbor gemadt nab
reno oieles arieees 9lm dperiten 6ate @ngIono oa-
nit 5u f1mpfen Sr rniercm SanOe dngt es aub be-
reits an Der &egirmg Soree az bereiten. Sine geir
Qc GcpeIde ans @aibmgton agt: o0ie @rbeiterlage IN
0cn Ser 9taoteu Oeuriadt Der Gegierung ernltlibe
5crqe 9ricgsarbeiten uerOen 81 enem olfen @raoe
beoro6t oaf 6ete e.qemeiname Gnmpogne begonnen
6ot INN ole lnroit inter oen grbeitern oiort 81 be-
idpidtoen Das S{regs., Slotten lnO 9lrbeits Depor
tcment ba6en beute Elm Gomite ernannt, i'm Stu0ien
81 MAIDEN nit Sinidt oili Die gleloronung Der 2o6n.
SfaIas il 6en 6lottenba60ien 9rienaen mo auoeren
Negermgsmerfen
Iie 6o6el Soften Oes 2ebcnsinerbats nno oas Ser
lanqen ser grbeiter nad beercn Antbe an ben boben
@rofiten mede sic Gorporationen cin6eimc iebt Die
9egermg ais 0e lriaden Der llurai iner Den Nrbei'
tern an 0lrd @r606mg Der &obne ldBt ldl iln5Ipei-
icbait pel in oeier 8e5e5ung t6un 8idger ober ut
bod wobl, oafir 3i orgel oaB Ole Soften oes Sebens.
unterbots nbt alein nbt bober eigen ionoern Dab
Iic beunterqe6radt wcroen Gem Sic Soften iiro 10
bobe ooB Iebli Der Oa Der einen IogeIobn BON fint
Iolars bat mo cine ed)sf6piiee Saile erudbren nnB,
lid, ein5uIdrdnfcn Bat Der @onereB iolte Der Hege-
rung @olmod)t ee6eu DAB iie nit torfer Sono elgre
len fanu inn oie Soften oes 2ebensuuterbats aui Die
normole Sobe 6erinter8ubringe mie man es IN eng.
lono t6ut Der Gurhihnittso6n oes slrbeiters miro
niemals cine Sobe erreden f0unen Ole I'M @er6GltniB
lte6t sl 0en acgenpdrtgen 2ebensfoIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
WlitnuOdJ, Ocu 8. 9lnanlt 1917,



Iic gemcglmg 5ur Sdoiiung zines 9fotblalstonoS
nr lntcreng Der Siilisbcoliritigen inter Den &eds
oeutiden uno Geutihamerfonern 8ultimore's I'M nad
lien @inter lit iebt BON Der @eltden @eellidaTt pom
Worulan0 uno Dem Gancnuerein oieer @eleuldalt N
0ona gcicbt moroen capt iebt oos gon5e NettldtDuH
pun 5ta0t unO 9ono nit eingrccn. IS miB cine &C.
reinione gftipn 9lacr meroen IS berridt SIR 3eit
ocr0inqs peng ooer gar feline giotb; ober I'M Sinblid
au sic 6o6eu Soften Oes SebeiSlnerbas, Die IN gor
fcnem 9cr6dtiB 5um Geroienit ltebeu mo oie aur
g8inter Uicaedt nod 6o6ere neroen mogen fam oas
Gntrctcn BON SGllsn Der ytot6 gar ndlt aisblebeii
menn crit einmaI 0erg9ter ga it, Gas baben ole Seter
ser 6e0erotco GbarteS Der fotboIii6en SSobItDdtig
fets. @eieai6ait mO Der sraetden llnterltibun9s-
CeIealdoiten erfonnt no iie 5oben lid oesbab ourd)
eommlirnqen nit qroben Iot6io1sion0s perleben. Gin
Qeid)es nuiB oie 0atide @eieaidat tbun umo 0as
gauge Ieuidt6m nnlB iib Gins fiblen nit oeier Ge'
caidoft syn Ser 3eit oes lleberues bereitet man d
por ir Die 3et Der glot6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

gelonet. SSn 9eiprehung ser grpIo.
iiuitoife iogt glooiion ooB sic @e0iri-
niiie Der 9lrtiaerie I'M lebtcn E6eile
Oes So6rcs 1915 10 groB gepeien
ieien, ooB cs n0t9ig mar, neiie groBe
6a6ritea 81 erridten. oie untcr ser
2eitung eines amerifamiGen Snge-
nieltrS nit &iilie 6es MuuitionSmini-
iteriumS erbalit murocn. 0ie %ro-
ouftion ser GrploiipItoiie lit gegen-
udrtig picrnol 0roBer, ais i'm Ni6r5
1916, imo 26 Ofal gr0ber ais i'm
O}onat Nldr5 1915. Die SeriteIhmg
BON @ei6iiben babe in ioldem MaBe
5ugenommen, oaB england cine &c.
miile 9ln3a6l ieiner nationalen ga.
6rifcn an0eren 3meden 5upenoen
fonnte. Grob oes rngebGlren Ser
brar6s an Nhmition pd6reno Der
lebtcn Belt 1oben 0ie &orrdt6e al
@ranatcn nod oen neln erltcn g8o-
6en Der Sfieniiue MIR nm 6 %ro5ent
abgcnonunen. lin ols auigcltellte
9Sroeramm be5iigli1 Oes 9Roama-
tcriols Der 'Giien6abncn Ucupirfliden
~ f0nnen mlroen S6ieuen Don eng
liicben 2nien meggenonmen. Sn-
Oicn g(itroIicn mo Canada ibidten
e6cnfoQ5 S1enen. Gie &egierlng
bon Canada troi M|oBnobmen rm
lpenn not6ig, 100000 S6ienen 5u
i6iden. GO purOen Gnolano 200,-
coo S6icner gleieiert, iopie 1000
9ofomotiOen ieoen NioocaS 81 Oen
Sunoerten Die pom GrefutiOcomite
iiir Oie @iicnbobneu gelieiert miir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

left etc. bcuubt miro, lt5Bt bier auf
feline Ninocrniiic. icinc Sabritotion
wor a6cr Ourc6 Sen @langel an Dem
erior0erlidcu Go6itoif Oen Gbeer-
proOuiten, beidrdnft.
Gieie 3uiiGnOe 6obcn 81 aiacr BE-
mcgung geiiibrt, 0ie 6ur1 9lbicbaf-
lung ser @atcnte sic Standardization
Der Iroguen f6r6crn ioGte. SSu an-
0eren 9dn0ern fam Oos bel ser Ser
itcllng ge.uiIcr G6cnifulicn an-
geponotc &erfobrcn 0rrH 4ctente
gcidJiist merOen, ui6t ober 6aS &r1-
porat icl6it 0oS duf cine anocrc 9lrt
BON iracn0 Semnn0cm fabri3irt mer-
Sen Bari 10 0oB oas oeibibte &er-
ia6ren mo6l 5ll cnen tempordren,
ni6t obcr 5u cinem 6aucrn0cn W}o-
nopol iii6ren fam. IN Oen Ser.
Stoatcu 6in9egcn lit 0oS @roOuft
potcntirbor, iooaB demiide 6a6ri-
fen oes 9llslanocS, Oencn 0ie Sa-
6rif,tioncu naH elmer bon Dem ge-
lbiiBten @crio6reu DcriAicocnen Ser
itcQumqsmetho0c ocItottct it, cine
2(uSfubr nad Sen Scr. Staatcn ni6t
ma9cn f6nuen On bier Scr Gcrfauf
einc @ntentpcrleblnq ieia lYiirOe.
9icie o6normalen &eiiinlmmqen me
iercr 4'otentleiebe MAIDEN eS m0g-
lid, ooB mir bier fir oie lln5e 4bc-
nojettin einen 4'rciS be5a6lcn fir
Sen man in Canada Gin gan3es @hmO
fauit
o9ie ,.%otiona[ 9lIiociaiion Of 9le-
tail Gru1uilts" Dcriudte me6rere
SSobrc lang, cine 9lcnOeruq ser
omcrifmiiiGcn @ot-nigeicbc inioiern
iie oni Irogucn 9c5ug 6obcn, 3ll CT
3iclcn un0 cine bon GongrcBinitglie0
Monn einge6tabte &cics0orlagc, 0ie
Sen @iini6en Der Groguitcu cnt.
Ipra6, ihicn 9luSiidt oui 2lnua6mc
81 6oben; ans ir9en0 cinem @rlm0e
je0orb cntjog sic obenqcnannte Ser.
einigung ser Gorlo0e i6re llnterltiit-
5ing imO Mam lieB lie ioacn. Seit
icner 3cit 60rte man MIR mcniq bon
ser Sadie bis 0ic 0urd Sen @rieg
eriolgteu HFreiSitciacrlmgcn lie mie-
Der in Oen &orOergrim0 0rdngten.
@s 1T m0glid, ooB man icbt 6arau
gebcn miro, nic6t uur sic mli Gro-
gucn 6e5iiglidcn %arograp6en 0eS
EotcatgeeBeS 3i Cjunitcn gImerifaS !
5u Gnoeru ionOen au6 sic onoeren
@r3cianiiie Ocs Go6lcnt6ecrS, mic 3.
9. 6arbitoiic niw, @cidrdnfimgeu
alfcrleqen0c 9eiiimnrgen.
@emiiie d)cmiirbe lSobrifen OcutiG-
lanO's, sic lire sEroouftc in Sen Ser.
obieben, iiu0 bon i6rer &e.
gicrilng, sic cincn Gbcil scr @rofite
bc5ie6t l6oentionirt. g9ie piele
5irmen inter cnen ocrartiqcn 9(r.
orbcitcn, i'll ni6t befonut,
cS iinO ic0oh 9lgenten ocS Suffice.
portemciltS nit elmer ltntcrludrma
Scr Sadlc bci6dfti0t. Sdmmtli6e
6icige 6irmcn, 0ie ii6 nit Dem Der.
trieb Oicier 0roaucn bcioiien MAIDEN
9clten0, BOB, Oo tie ans amerifoui-
I1cn @cid1itsIeiten bciteben, cs I'M
gercdlt mare, iic scr %ort6cilc 5u be.
rou6cn Oie lie olrG 9lunonciren i6rcr
9Soare genieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Zen NmfitGnOigeu scgem Oen 0ecres5mana in Cfla-
BONA orobt megen Sodloerrot6S 0ie Io0esroe Daron
6oben Oe iungen SeiBporne c6cnolls ndt ge0odt ais
liz in Oppoiition gegen oic gliS6ebng 5u oen @ufie
griiien iatiirl miro 0ie 9eocrung ndt aIe eridlie
Zen laeH; a6er ieOcniaS miro Tie an 0cn GG6clSiiib
rcrn oas Io0esurtbel nolitreden locn ais elm ab.
idredenoes geiipel. Die NuuenOung oes GegimcntS
BON ,9lit unO Gen" lit 5npeilen iberoa not6menOig
gSie ans Eeting gemclOct pirS, fat Ocr fmngircnOe
$rGii0cnt 5eng &mo.Gbnne ole gntidei0mg 0es Gobi-
nets, DertdanO n0 Oeerrcid5. 5.llngarn oen ® 5lt
erfdreil gltgc5ciBen Sn menigen Iogen ioQ Oie
&riegserfl6rrng eriolgen Damn mcrOcn Ole Wlttel-
nGcbtc Oe gan5e gSct eegen iid babcn nit guSna6ne
ron ctlidcn Der fleineren Staoteu in 0itteI no Suo
@merifa
Gincrlei uaS iibcr Oen 0entIdcu @aIcr gcIaet miro
ser Jeig6et fam cr ndbt be,idtgt weroen Sin iei-
ger @ionn iteat nidt i'm 6eicI6oap olif INN oen Sang
eher Sd]nd)t 81 beobo6ten oend I'M 3ealtcr ser SLUG.
5ulge III Der 6eileba0on an Der Sdadtront elm ged6r.
dpcr Flab.
ySic scmaItis Oie GriegSuSniric id in GmaIauS ent.
pdeIt Bat gcbt ans elmer @itt6elmg 6crpor bic scr
britiide WhmitiouSmuiiter Dem Souic oi Commons
fiir5liA nadte 91adj nlo na6, iaee cr, ci man pon
elmer Smpropiiaon 5ll elmer wunoer6aren Organization
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
3, Z. Vgrnc,
eeOdu0e ,SHlpefil
@eidii9i: n..c.,
iune Grdii6eni Der 0onrai gc65roe
(9uQS)
Qefidiiat;
Narenm her elrahcnaNr0Ornds.0ommlldrr.

Vircnu hcr S!raRencHtipp' 'nuls'N Ouimil1re.
An more 4. NuQni i0f7
Sic ctraBen0urbbrids 0pnlmindre 0er Clint
baltimore MAIDEN bicrmi AVlHuB oen Borlbrls
Ten ocs baltimore 1la9i S'S. heidfli Dab
GntfntbioInnpn eniltdnoenen linfoilen ,rna
2scriDcrbGbnngcH ncpl eiiet ttlldrer1en Narie
anlctlleer lieGel n 49,. S,.,,n nm alll Der 0pn'
len ocs WiuOun'S Idns EnrtraN Del Der ieet
poracnonmcnen Gtonnllils ntnelbcu 8pic1eH
ocr gsteliliOen Nidrpl u2i, E1VH nm 2iberib
0eiRbis 9lDcue mo 3lollWSl oet Auen0alez
GirnBe mo Clifton 9ueluleS aeniaH DER am H.
Mili 1916 unier5eibnccil SttolonlinQ 9r iG9
Sic SiiTnri,be mn Nlnlnael beidrillIten mn
eriirCGen ii0 mo i0licBeN ~ mcbrcre I0cile
nce Geiea nce NiuAnh 9 QuuN k0rimQu Der
lett coH0cmniri unn erplllc l9llp nno erilredt
H,h ana All II uaifhlebt oas nner6alh XIV mo
tulQi bClbrebeucr Urei5 i.len bsieQene @iQens
tbnH Gei0c Eciel ne9 oNvVtm,u m Cnus @drfs
iomn Hno5 6ia ulr o}SciiidDcn UornI,n6.
Ga0n": bci0e eeiicu oes 0ppDls Balls RQrfs
maD. 0eiien VCit ciniDllebelp, "pn oer 9Sellfeie
Der 9lncnnale straBe bis guy Nctoolileite ner
Sliffon' '0jhrii,tr. nie QSeiiieiie Der 0lIennnio
girabe. non Der 0noiqr yliq 9leno lis 5ir
Qionodumin glnennei peloe pel2 olin oer ebelied,
61iotiSn,nmir saIoeu,e. nic 9Seliieiie Aer AZ AZ
So0O eraBe nDn Der elillollN1enue bis All:
&nolor Ndu 9ioub; ole ole, snin Ssr Ss Vd. NollDs
Gii6ieite Ser Snln 9lpcuue. menu berldnofrf.
beoe Seifen Der qNno1nI rape bon Ser
Noroollleile oer Sllli9' 5}soS. oie 9 b 3ilr Siios
bcr eiiitonsalSer,e bon ber Silieic Ser sbnbs
6mf str9Be 6is at enem 8nnIl 500 S'5lH Snb
noro0lilh oQboH s,r,o,
llno iic Gebci Derulit lsrnegT aeg, Deanni oaB
ioaeS osgci T. u,p Oe6 esot SIf s,s sgQ%%%iiais 10 %
I'm, II lin RnrrnittadS IN ibrcm Nirco,,' - H.,
MG6bauS Scrianmsln weroen, iraeno mHi6 mei@e IN IN
Ssqas% ss@ss & sSSsGIiff@"saan selfG"an seaqqssS 81 e
ben m6ocn, hie oarn inerellut 8u lein 2e.
V""P''"' Sp6n s.. 9iu6inefte
SenrH vi. yitel,
SarrD u. yiemleh
Gnacne q. SlOOaers "''
(e(uo6-a) @crf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
gsahrcnN oBcncrnI 0Bpct0nIs Sic ediii8bnnira

gSGbrenO @cncral @Oct6NlS bic GdIiiiS6aniruge
i6er melbe unO Genmor, Der riiberc @orliber Der
Sdsbeboroe idb nicbt enigen fonnten, ais abget6an
betradtet, felt er unO Geiman Don 6rcn reipcftpcn
Goten 5riidtreteu nnlBten lmo ocn 6eiheoenen
@mid geduBert Bat ais Sngenietr nad 6ranfrcid6 9e
ianOt 81 perOen fbr Genmo ole Gontrooere tort in
Oem &eriuh, 0en @n0rud 81 erueden oaB en- redt ilnO
@oetboIs unredt botte IoS miro Elm uergcblier Ser.
Iuc6 ein Gas Gof beirt6cilt @joet6als nod Ocn mas
er ais Der Grbuer OeS Eanama&onaIS geeiet 6ot
pdbreno es bon Gennan meitcr ni6ts meiB, oils OnB
er elm Aopofot Scr @ociiicate lit Der ii Diel nit
@erdjtsdae 6eidditigt Bat in welfem cs iid Inn
Sdlifie 6an0ctc. 9oS Gof madt id BON ibm OoS 9ilo
eines rcdt6oberDeu NOpofatcn Oeiien aop bon bon
SGeorien tedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Gs miro biermit 6eianni gemadi oaB SEQ
g mo " WieOcr aemdB Der gm -. Suni 1908
unicr8ei6ncle &cr0ronultG 9r. 155, Nbidnitt
ahenoirD, n 6rldubniB nd09eucbi bat oas
glnmcen on Der Siioueita@ @de @rooificlos9lbe
uno cafe Sroe. ais cine 0lienilicbe @araac 3u
benuten
(smas 81 Gc0duoc Snfpeilor
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Sefanntmadlnnacn.


30. Nult 1917.
IS miro Diermii ocfaui acmadf oaB Senrb
9oNnaii, genldB Der an 49, Suni 1905 ilniers
3ti1neen &eroronung 9ir. i55 glbi9nii a.,
.G.neldDb ~ tpic am 2' gioUenlDer 1911
amenoirt). I'M GrlaunniB raAccubt bat, oas
gnUelcn 9ir 1913. geet &c. 1traBe ais eille
q. g. @Drne,
(gMes-9) ceblii0e Snipeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

eepoyaie bcrIiegclte 9lgae9oie, il Gupliiat
Sen Noaro Of emar6s ol Baltimore Sim
oorefirt nit ocr snii9riil g@rcpuial fcr
alterations 10 yiori6crn Sta9Ies, @rccumount
Srn Ri6aro 6jminIt Siaetf fRegigafor, in
icnem 9ircau nm ooer nov I llbr Gormiis
iaQS an Wiithuod, 10. 9lnauh 1917, cinaereic6t
Se6cm gnec6ot muB Elm oeaIaubeicr e6ed
oes 9iciers i'm @eiraQe non 5000. auf' cine
gGlcarina Sonle gaii' 9e6ogeid 3abl6ar olt
Ser crioGrc6e 9ieIer mus 9irei@ait feIs
len mo Ole &oridrien oe9 SlaotiG0Qrters In
Neiug aili Gourniie etlllgl
3ei6runqcn uno Spc5liiailioqen lHnnen am
oner na6 6em 4. 9(nana 1917 i'm @iircau 6cS
Ojebdu0es Snpcftors beiiMtirt mcrocn
sic 6outraftsEeb0r0c bc0dli li.b oos Rcdt
bor irGca6 Gin ober ale slneebpe 5uiid5n.
''''''"' 3. 3 gsrnc,
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Nnhn Nnhcr.

Gs iiarb om o. 9aeult 1917 nm 0.25 u6r
glbenns, SUM NNter Nelepter GNiie Der pers
orbenen 1oiepbnc 9Ater inn 9lltcr pou 70
SabycH Sic Bcer0ipHnn inoci nni NiittrOdl,
g gualit Nioreens llbr, bon Der gSobnullg
lctco 5ohuca, Nr 1913, SitScoCral StrnBc,
ans 5nr e. NniobueNirche, no uH 9 llbr
liorNens cine @cdnieuN Neiie iilr icn Sec!cns
bell cclcbrr Miro, iiait Vciicbung prbm
Oni Dem gN Grl0ler SrieoDoie."
(9nfoJ
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%crmiidtc 9Iu5cigcn.

9snfarS.
GcpnrtcmCut gC6randltcr 9lntOmObilc.
2-25 @cdarS Sniu sir @bnctuu.
3-:iS 9adaro 3 Hniiantcrc &bnciun
SIS Nadnro 3 eniinaicre @bnctnn.
lis Endaro Z @niiaaicfc Spnrra Gar.
tier.
1916 Sperlano Z Niiiagicre Spnriag Gar.
1914 paBncs @dhaqicrc spnrina Gar.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-30

the nature of other units "over
there
The rainbow division includes troops
from Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Wis
consin, New York; Ohio, Georgia,
Alabama, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana Min
nesota, Maryland, South Carolina,
California, Virginia, Missouri, North
Carolina, Kansas, Texas, New Jersey,
Tennessee Oklahoma, Michigan, Ne
braska, Colorado, Oregon and the
District of Columbia.
General Mann, formerly head of the
militia division of the war department,
commands the rainbow division and
Colonel Macarthur, former war cen
sor is his chief of staff.
Modified at Camp Mills, n. Y.
The units gathered from all sections
of the country, began collecting at
Camp Mills, Hampstead, L. L, this
summer. Since then they have been
trained and fully equipped for for
eigne service.
The preparation given them in this
country formed a strong groundwork
for service in France.
Conceived in the spirit of giving the
allies the inspiration of America s
presence on the west front, the rain
bow division represents a splendid or
ganization which has been whipped
into fine fighting trim by able leader
ship.
The national guardsmen have deveI-
oped rapidly. With a varying amount
of experience. these units have en-
tered into the spirit of the struggle
and have gone forward with an en-
thusiasm that gratifies the war Of
ficialS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-30
NATL GUARDS OF
EACH STATE ARE
NOW IN FRANCE
There Several Weeks; Officially
Announced Today.
Some of Rainbow Division Al
ready Up Near Front.
ARE WELCOMED AS HEROES
Villagers Deck Them With Gar
lands of Flowers.
All Are Already in Training;
Pershing Has Inspected EN-.
RE WELCOMED AS HEROES
Villagers Deck Them With Gar
lands of Flowers.
BY j. w. PEGLER.

American Field Headquarters,
France. Nov 30.-American national
guard units, representing every state
in the union are now in France.
They arrived some weeks ago, but
it was not until today that permission
was granted to announce the fact.
The new Sammies were given
heart thrilling welcome by France.
They were quartered in towns which
heretofore had seen only few of
the American fighting men. The oc-
casion of their arrival was made a
memorable one by special welcoming
ceremonies, then local officials, COM
bined with the military authorities,
in whole-hearted celebration.
Blaring French bands, trying their
best to rattle off American ragtime,
gave a home flavor to a reception
which otherwise must have impressed
the militia boys as unlike anything
else in the world. The Americans
were welcomed like heroes. The
French population, dressed in its gay
est clothes, marched side by side with
the detachments. festooned the SOL
diers with garlands of flowers and
decked them out in tiny American
flags.
Within twenty-four hours the mill
tiamen were thoroughly at home and
on the most friendly relations with
their fellow townsmen throughout
the area over which they were billeted.
The first national guard arrivals, it
was stated at headquarters today, have
made encoura ging progress in their
training. General Pershing has al
ready inspected certain of the units.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-30
TO EXTEND lines
Topeka Railway Company Also
Plans Other Improvements.
P. U. C. Approves $4,000 Bond
Issue Today.

The state public utilities commits
sion today approved the application of
the Topeka Railway company to issue
$S1, 900 worth of first funding mort
gage bonds Money from the bonds
will be used 10 pay off outstanding OBJ
legations and to. make betterments and
extensions to the lines in Topeka.
No definite and detailed outline of
the company's plan is contained in the
application before the state commits
sion. The street railway company
merely recited its general purposes. 1t
is stated that a portion of the money
will be used for the payment of obliga-
tions already contracted, while a por-
ton of the money will go to better
ments, improvements and extensions
of local lines. The bonds are to be
sold at not less than IS per cent of
their par value.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-30
LEAVING ITALY?
TeutOnic Armies in New Move
Back of Lines.
Italian Troops Now Definitely
on the Offensive.

With the Italian Armies, Nov 3d.
Italian aviators today reported a
heavy movement of troops behind the
German-Austrian lines. It was be-
lieved that the enemy, despairing of
success in forcing a breach in the
Italian lines, was preparing to move
men for blows elsewhere.
General Diazs forces are now
definitely on the offensive at numer-
Gus points on the mountain-Piave line.
The enemy has not ceased his eff
forts to find a weak spot, but the
initial impetus of his attack has
noticeably lessened.
The Italian morale, as a result, has
increased to the most complete con-
fidence in all ranks that not only will
the line hold but that reinforcements
will enable even greater measures
against the enemy.
Snow in the mountains to the north
was slowing up the fighting in that
sector TODAY.