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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-11
9tru(alem.
Sett. in britii9en
9anoeu,
Ser 5errihaft bee Selan,
emtriiIen.

S">SsHS"S
0pnor Gam motbt oiC 2(nfilnoi9unD
inl britiidcn llntcrDnltie. - Salt
0rci5cbn Sobrbunocrtc binourh
NIT 0Cringcn llntcrbrcHungCn
mar 0ic bciligc Stuot i'm nobom.
me0onii6cl @clib. - Ger 5cGl.
id)Io0 oc9 tiirtiihcn SprltoBcS
0c9cn ocn Slc5 aonal bomit BE-
icgelt.
Sonoon 10. Gc5cmbcr. - 2lns
0rCm Nonor Gam, Der ShobnnltS.
fan5ICr tllnoigtc bclltc I'M llntcrbollS
an, 0ab SCruIalcm, no60cm cS an
alien Scitcn Don britiihcn Grrppcn
lln15ln9clt mor0cn mar, li6 crgcbCn
babe.
Ger ann5lcr crtlGrtc, baB britiidc,
fran5olilfc lno mobunlmcoanll6c
Ncprolcntartcn lih otf Dem g3c9c
nah Scrulalcm beiinocn, Inn bic bci.
ligcn FlGbc 5u id)iiben.
General gtllen6p beri6tctc, 0aB
CT am Salnltag bic icinoliben Stcl-
lungen iiiblih imo mcItlid BON sc.
rltlolenl angriif rpie Der aon5ler nit
tbeiltc. gritild)c 5ruppen, Die aus
Der 9fidItllno bon bethlehem porriif-
ten, tricbcn Den ScinO 5lrilf uno be-
5ogcn, Hllblano I'M Often poiiireno,
Stclllngen on ser ScrulolemsS Sc
rldos Strobc. @lcid5citig griff 9on-
ooncr Snfnntcric oic itorfcn leinOli.
dcn Eoiitionen peitlih lnO norowelts
lid bon Scru'alcm al lno iibcri6ritt
Die Serlllolem Shetbem StraBc.
Die S5ciIioc Stoot, oic oui oieic
g2cilc iiolirt uor, crgob lih General
9lllcllbp.
Ger aon5lcr crtl0rtr, Oub General
IllcnbD nlor9cn ofii5icQ icincn Gin
5ug III Scrlllalcm haltcn pcroc, BE-
glcitet bon Dem fron5oiiidcn lmo Dem
itollcniihcn Contingent llnb ocn
tSilhrcrn Der iron5oliid)en politiihcn
.Wiiiion.
9Sie ocr aan5lcr bin5uiiigtc, lci
Die Ginnabmc ocr StaOt cilpas pcrs
5o9crt norOcn, on Die 9ritcn lid Der
dllbcrltcn GorIid)t bcilcibigt botten
I'm cine SeIf1oiaung Der qebciligtcn
[Stcllcn in scr Stobt uno ibrer I'm.
gcblmg 5lt pcrmeiOcn.
CGic Ginnnbmc Der Staot ,Scruia.
lem bcbclltct boS Gnoc Der nlobont
neDanihcn Scrrld)aIt iibcr sic
Sta0t, pelhc iaIt orei5cbn Sobrhun.
bcrtc binorrd nit gcringcn Inter
brchln9cn I'M @cliBc bcS Sslam mar.
Sir 673 Sabre mar bic Stoot oo3
llnbcItrittcnc Gigcntbunl Der Siirfcn
ocr lcttc friitlid)c Scrrihcr Der
Stnot mar Scr bcltld)c aniicr ,Srico.
rid Der 3mcite, beiien fur5c Hcgic.
rllng bon 1929 bis t244 mdbrtc.
Scruiolcm, Die alto Saliptitoot
Eoldltina's, lit oli mcbrcrcn S5iieeln
ilbcr Dem &ioron aelegen, Der 0itlid
bon Der Stabt oitrf oas Spiapbnt.
Sbnl flici3t.
IoS iebige ,Scrltlolem lit lic
Sniptltobt cincs iclbitdnoigcn Sono.
idufo mo bate III ser 31tlung bon
1900 etrun 10000 Gimpobner. Iic
Stdot gilt nod jcbt Gbriiten, Silbcn
ilno Den 9cfennern oes SslamS ais
cine bcilige Stnbt. Sic lit ieit Dem
Sabre 1912 NIT Safia ourd cine 81
lcnbobn perbiinOen.
9qbgcieben BON ser gcrbinoing nit
Dem britiiden 6eloSug eegen bic
1irfen in Weiopotamicn, beoeutet
Der Sall Scruiolem's ben enogiilti'
gen SeblidIag Der lanaauseeoebnten
Tcrlhd)e Der 1iirfen, oen Sue5fannl
81 nebnien imo IN Ncgppten cin5l,-
orinaen. sSnIt Der crite SGritt bcn
Die liirfei nad ibrem. Gintritt iu ocn
arics that. mar bic Ginleituna cines
TorItobes segen Neeppten iibcr bic
Iitslieber Der Werne1ia.Heae Nr.
100, &. =. = =, ~, nevben - nm libs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-11

Ser brittle SliS5arb icit
Der Grplpiipm.

| Stoot binCln. - Sllhc nuh 6cll
&cihcu nnlBtc 5citpcilig lrntcra
brodCn mCr0Cll. - Ger I'M So
icn Iicgcn0c WflmitionS 0ompfcr
oEicton" mc9Cn @cloDr oCS Mus
! brl1hc9 cinc9 6cucrs BON lcincr
Ncnunnlln0 UcrIcntt.
SulifnE vs., 10. ScScmbcr
- Ncntc 9lbcno mnrScn licr bic
uud,itcbcnhcm ufii,icilcu ,}iIictn iibcr
bic @erlnltc bci Der GrpluNun am
Spnncritaa bcfonat Brscbcn;
Get0otet (iidcr icitScitelit 1880,
bnrnntcr $40 ihentifi5irt; ucrmiRt
1920; uermnnOct 5000; oboadaos
$4,000.
SoIiior N-2, 70. GScm6cr.
- Gin iboricr Hlij6nr0, Der brittle,
Scr Oiclc ihmrr hcimQciuhtc Staot
leit Der pcrbdn0niBuollcn GrpIolon
0C5 Ntlrnition3 EumuicrS ,Niont
NlanC" trail brnd beltc 9iohmlttog
bonn 9tnr0oltCn tonnten0, iibcr SNalls
lar binCin. Qtit alter Der Otudt oas
binluuicnb, Iiir luclcbc biclc nGrolhcn
l&intcritilrmc bcfannt linN, CAB DER
Sturm Dem 6ilIiSsGpnrjic, 0o9 nit
lrnCrnii0lihcm Gilcr arbcitCt, INN bic
2cioCn 5t mil0crn, nclc Eroblcnc
oul,
! Gnc ,3cit lang icbtcn bic cuno0i.
ihcn Srlppcn Die Sil6c intcr Den
cisbebcdtcn 5rllnlmern nad) Den Get
bcn iort, bis lic abcr ldlicBlld, ol9
Der Sturm ieinc 9iiGtlng onoertc
ln0 nit uCrooppcltcr Stdrfc buhn'
Icgtc, qc5mrngcn murcn, ibrc 9lrbcit
cin5uitcnCn. Ias pcrfriippcltc &c
lcllhtrngs.Spltcn brnd) helltc mic.
Scr 5lllunncn mo licb Die Stoot
in Glmfcl6cit.
SoiiliSs 3ilgc, rueldc ?lrbcitcr mo
ge0uriaartifcl brud)ten, crreidtcn oiC
Stuot inmittcn ocs gli5Sarbs; obcr
Die glnfonlnlingc, Die bcgierig no,
| rem Soillie 81 lciltcn, ltanocn iclbt
biililoS bu in Der Bcruirrlino, mcld)C
oo3 llmmettcr onridtctc, mo in ocnr
Tlntel.
Gos Troblcm Der llntcrbringluG
1lnb Grnubrllng Der IN DER Stoot be
finolihcn BcrIoncn 1T 70 crnIt 9cpor
Den, bob Gin ltriftcS Gnboreo crIul
len mllr0c 0c0cn Die 3uloilung ollcr
Ecrloncn, mcldc nldt on 6cnl Stills
lpert 81 tbun buben. Wtilitormadcn
crbicItcu GrOrcS, JtciicnOe in 1rltro
un5uboltcn. llntcr ocn 10 gluigebol
tcncn bcianocn lid munhc glnlerifu
ner.
IS iino Scrlidcrllngcn gegebcn
morocn, ooB cine binreihenbe Wen0c
bon gtobrilngsnlittlcn fir oen glugen.
bid uorDonoen itnO; oicie mer6cn
obcr nidt lunqc norbalten. 3ic @c.
| llln0beits Geborocn iiirmten cine be
| lonbers bobc Sterberotc ais 5olgc
Der Strupo5cn uno a1lte.
Gic !Ui0glihfeit eineS 9lusbrnAa
bon aranfbeit9. .Gpioemiecn, belou
6era inter oen 9iiht '9lnidiiisen, miro
ebenioas bon oen gler5ten in VeredJ.
ming ge5ogen.
Gie 5nblreihen Siilis.Srganiiatio
neL Die bier Don Vilrgern llnnittel
bar nod Dem llngliid uno ipdter por
| s(nfommlingen ms Seben gcrule;
| lpuroen, lpuroen bellte einen Sber
! bnllpt llntcrItcllt. Sr. S5anoIielf
@hitman. elm pronlinenter @e
| ld1it5nonn, milroe 5llnl 9oriiber ge
mud,t.
| Cine groBc Grleihteriine purol
bel,te in Der Staot ueripiirt. ais oel
MnnitionsOanlpier .yicton" aui oi'
bobc Gee scidIeppt uno pcrient
| tpur0c. Ncinnbc jtiinoli@ botten I'D
\ slS.S k,uu.ix siu1ia y ~ s 90 .s.s2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-11
Nnttr3ei6ntt.
@aheniiQitann ani rns
manii6cr fSront.
SSpn Sentralmd6tem uno
Nmiicm uub Nnmdnen.

| Nv" SNbtt"tu WV
Nuiicm uub MumGueu.
Nciilrhhm0cn Qcol>bcrt Dob oic
@olibcpjti 0ic Qcictgcbcnoc a0r
pcrihoit ouII0iCn mcrOch iol3
tic iicb cincr itortcn Oppolition
0cgcnllbCr icbCn loltcn. - Chg
| Iono lno 6ronfrcitb cbcntucQ 3ur
@ciprcfun9 Scr &ricgS5iclC nit
HuBlan0 bCrcit.
| @crlin. TO- Gc}. co., Gmc untlihc
ocutihc QiittbciIlm8 ioQt:
Sic GcntraluNchtc bacon nit Scr
rlliiiihCn unO umtGnilhCn 9Irncc
uui Der rlul0nllcbCu 6ront jDii6cn
Dem Gnieltrr ln0 Der WiilnOun9 Der
Gonuu cincu MoiicuItilliton0 untcr-
;cidnet.
9ritiiAc SDmpotbic iiir
bic Huilcn.
Son0on 10. Gcj. - Cir George
Suhonon, Der britildc &otid)nltcr,
periidertc in cincm Sntcrpicu nit
ruiIii6cn Sournaliltcn, nod elmer
Heuters1epeihc au3 EctcrablIr9 bics
iclbcn Der Spmpotbic @roBbriton.
MEMS iiir ooS rlliiiid)c &olf; cr be.
itritt clnpbutilh Oic @cridtc, 0uB
@roBbritonnicn einc StroimnBno5s
me plane, inl Sale Dab frblono Cis
men Sonocrfricocn n6id)licBCn luiIrnc.
Ter 9otid)nitcr iilntc hin5l, Gng
lono ici, IobulO cine table Rcglc.
rlna III 9tuBlano cingcICBt porocn
| lei bercit, nit bcriclbcn Die &ricg9.
iiclc uno bic SricOcnabCoinAun9cn
III bclprccbcn england Diinic)e
JlBlono in icincr fritiIhcn StlnOc
SIR Sclte 5lt ltcben.
j ii 6 ten u II 10 lun0 Der
Y ltituantc 0ur6
Sol beuifi.
i BcterSburM 10. Gc}clnbcr.
- Sic gciilrttilng ooB Die 9oiibc-
uifi 0ic geicb9cbcnoc &0rpcrI6oTt
uuil0icn mcrber, iols ic cine Oiaio-
rit6t gc0cn ii6 lcbcn iolltcn, miro in
Oionifclt9n ouSGcorildt, Die Don pcr'
ihicocncn ioiialiltiiAcn aorpcriAoI-
| ten crluNcn mllr0cn.
s opunt dc Iruppcn in
&la iDoltof.
y ibington 10. Gc5cmbcr.
-- llnbeltGtigtc @criidbtc, 0oB jopas
niifc Irllppcn Die groBcn Uiengcn
Don 9inbrlmg9lnlttcln mo 9eoorI2-
ortifeln controllren, bic BORT bon Der
ruiiilhcn 9tc9ierllng nlllgelpcihcrt
limo, Crrcgtcn tcinc llcberralhung I'M
! StaataoCportemcilt, 100 bic 0calntcn
untcr Dem Ginorlid ltcbcn ooB cine
f(cinc 2ln5abl loponii6er Srltppcn
icit lGnQcrer 3eit BORT gelucIcn lino.
Is ucrlalltct, onB ii6 jebt IN Sln-
oipoitot groBerc &orrdtbc bclinoc!L
ols Die trnnasiibiriifc 9obn III pic
len Ntonoten beiorbern fam. Gbe
sic 0olibepifi 5ur Modt qelaugtcn,
uaren amerifnniIhc Vabnlcltte cnt
iunot mor0en, INN bel Der 9crorGc-
runo Der Waoren ~ belicll. Iie
S5ouptiorge sur 3cit lit Die, oarollI
iu irben, bnB oic 0orratbe nid)t in
icinoli6e SGnoc ioaen.
1rorfrctd 5n llnterb a II D.
lungen NIT Mu i lono
bereit.
2onoon 10. Ge5enl6er - Mall'
rice Goleologue, Der iron50iiide BOT
jd)oiter in HuBlano, bat 5lliolge ei'
ner Eetersburger Welouna ser 6ieli.
gen oSines" cine Grflarlng abgege'
ben, Die oos 3ugeltdnbnib entbalt,
| oub or bereit lei, aricgS5iele mo
| 1rieoensbeoingrngen nit Der ruiii'
| ihen Heeierllng 5u Oisflltiren, iobalr
oIs oieie etablirt ilno nncrfunnt lei.
Gs miro iueiter selneloet. oaB cine
abnlihe Grfldrung bon Cir 6eorgl
Wuhnnalt, Dem britiihen gotibaitcr
abaegeben woroenb iei
Itc golihepifi erfldrcn
i Qonoon 10. 1e3. = lie 0e9en'
repolte In Siiboft;SlubIono inter Scr
II 6brlin0 ber 0enfrdIca Rolebiue$
||'
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Grpluiiuu nnf amcrifaniidDcm ll.gopt

@nibingtom 10. 0c5cIubcr. -
Cos l)tarinc. Gcportcmcnt crbielt
bcl'tc oic 0tadriht bon ciner Grplo.
iion al 9oro OcS llntericcbootes
NJ =" Die Den 300 ocS Sbcr.Glcf-
tritcrS 0eS ShiiieS, Soicpb Shuei'
icr, illr Solgc bate.
Sic 9lnfiinbigung OcS 6lotten.Gc.
portcmcnta 0ob fcinc Gin5clbcitcn
Sdaciicr crlog iclnen Gcrlebllneen
flrie Belt noh Dem llnioll, gr NOR
% Sabre alt; icinc Shmcltcr, Srnll
Glara ?lmcn mo6nt in SaiiingS,
lcbraSfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-11
o.
president Bureso
StulicniIdler @riifentppf crItiirmt.

| StulieniIdJer @riifentopf eritiirmt.
Bon ocn Souuc0a unl SlltliC SilG i'm
Eiouc.Iclta. - 9Iom mcl6et gu.
riidcrobcrlm9 ciuiGcr Shilten.
1rGbcn. - NCridtc nod @albinq-
ton iprehcn BON bc0clttcu0Cn Ser
lllItcn scr GCntralnlGd)tc bCi nib.
lllngcncm Iurhbrlld3uCriuf.
9crlin, 10. Gc}. - SIC 0Cutid)c
obcritc SccrcSlcitlnQ bcridtetc bclttc
! gtodntittog bc5ii9lih Scr GnhuidIun.
gen oui Der itoIicniidcn 6ront Sol.
gcnoca:
n,Sm Eiobe- e-2eItu bobcn lmgariIhc
Sonuco Hcgirncnter Oen ltdlIcnilden
9riidcnfopf am 6lullc SiIc, oitlib
pon GupoiiIc, crltiirnlt lmo ncbr ais
200 @eiungCnc 9cnlott"
St erncbmcnS ilbcu-
ora ben 5urlld.
Hom, 10. Gci. - Gic itulicnjimcn
Sruppcn bobcn 9cobuhtln129ra5u
0ltlih bon GopoiiIc, al scr lntcrtn
Eiapc.2inic, lucldc lic al Oic telItc
nilhcn StrcitfrGitc pcrlorcn bottcU,
5urildcrobert.
Gicic &llnoc brin9t scr 6cltige
omtlidc @cridt 0c9 itoIicniidcn @e.
neralitnbS.
Gcutihcr Iurh bru69 9Ucr.
ilh NJ B lunQcn,
" bington, TO- GGembcr -
Gcpclcben aus 9iom bcitdtigcn irii-
bcrc @cridtc bon cincr EouIc nab
Den blltigcn aompfcn ollI Der itolic.
niirbcn Sront. Gic Oieloun9cn iugen,
bnB Der &erIltd) Der telltoniihcn
Sruppcn, IN bic penetionilde Gbenc
Ollrh5ubrehen nliBlungcn lit, trob
Dem Die Seiterreider lno Gclltld)en
Sunoerttauienoe ibrer ,bcIten Wtanip
idoitcn opIerten.
3 10 ci ocnti DIT 9lngrifie u b r
6ron5olcn bg e f ag en-,
Eoris, TO- Gcj. - Gie 6eutc
gbeno bonn fran5oiiiten ariegs.
bureau peroiicntlihte ofii5iclte Wiit.
tbeilung ia9t
Sic glrtillcrietb0ti0tcit mar einc
lcbr regc IN Dem 8ebict juil6cn 6cr
9lisnc uno Der Die, IN Der Gbanl.
pagnc, in Der @egeno bon Walligca,
ouf ben1 redtcn llicr Der Ntuns mo
inn Sbcr.Gliob
sluf Der ,Sront oc3 Gbaumc @aIoe}
llno in Der 9fi6tllng pom Gnlonnl.
@rubcn bobcr bic Gcutihen nud) c
ncm lcbbnItcn 9omboroclncnt Sluei
glngriiic nnternommen lueIhe fehl.
ihlugcn. g9ir mohten cinigc 8cfoV.
gene"
" II t bcnoca Nrtillcrtc
8creht nnbc @cr0un.
Foris, 10, Ie3cmber. - Nus
tbcnoc 9lrtillerie.@ .@eIehte creignctan
lid gcltcrn gIbcno ouI Der @er0n,
,Sront 0Itlih bon Der Mellic.
Sic glrtiacrie Nomborocment5
luoren cine 3cit lang i'm Gllnb mo
uuh am rehtcn llier Der Mcltlc. in
Der Region BON GbnmbrntteS, iebr
miltbeno"L lngt Der bcltigc oItiielle
9eridt. Gin llebeinQ 0c3 Icinocs
olIi unlcrc fIcincn Eoltcn iiI3IidI bon
Gorbonu muroe 3uriidgcidlngcn."
Qeut der llebcrtulI nu6c
ga 9ailcc.
Snnoon, TO- l3cnber. -, ,gip
llcberioQ. Der gcItern Nbeno bon oen
Ielltlden llolueItIid) bon Ga NaiIce
internomnen lpuroe, mur0e abae.
luielen, che cr imicrc 2inien crreid.
te", mcloct cine oiii5ielle 9croiientli.
dung. Cine dn6ere (ruppe oe5
6einoeS, Ole eincn unlercr Noitcn
oitlid bon in.3iacbctc ongriii.
mlroc nit NerliItcn llr ole !lnGrci.
ier 5uriidgcihlugcn."
Wnn Der ISrnnt ,llriifnrfrhrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-11
z poni der Iompfcr Dor
ocut h hem II D uOt
bCIdoIIcu.

Di a 6rio, 10. Gc5embcr -Ere-
lnlCr 9llbllccnlnS mnhtc bclltc Ole oi.
Ii3icllc 9lnfiInoiglma, ouB Der iponi.
Idle Compiler ,Glaloio" bon cinem
oclttl0cn llntcrlecboot beidoiicn lpur.
oc lm0 0ob bubc udt Wlotroicn ge.
tootCt mo lncbrcrc ncrlpimoct ,uur.
0Cn.
Ger Ganpicr yGlauoio" bclano
lid olli Der tSobrt bon cincm omcri'
fon'hcn Soicn nad Sponicn; er
botte Gin Gnroo Sulpbatc al 9oro.
Ooa fiir iiir Den @cbrolld in Spa
nIcn bcltinmt mar.
Iic 9cgicrllnq lit nit Der gusar-
bcitllng cinc8 FrotcltcS bcifqitiQt,
ocr an Die oentihc Hc9icrllng gerid)
tct pcr0cn ioQ.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
Rats and Fires.

At time when everyone is com.
planning of the high cost of living 1t
might be well to see If we cannot elm
mate two great sources of waste-fres
and rats.
Most fires are needless. All rats
are so. Some years ago study of the
rat problem in Philadelphia arrived at
the conclusion that the rodents of that
city ate more than million dollars
worth of food each year. At that rate,
the disgusting creatures can hardly
cost less than $10O,OOO,00O per year
to the whole country. This is pref
ty high price to pay for the compan-
ionship of impish pests which, besides
their other bad habits, undermine
floors and carry the most dreaded Of
all diseases, bubonic plague.
Yet fires are more expensive than
rats. In 1915-the last year for which
figures are at hand-the American
people paid out in premiums for fire
Insurance S419,361,3 ,346. OF this vast
sum at least three-fourths could be
saved by reducing our fire record to
the rate prevailing In England, France
or Germany; and even in our time and
nation S300000,000 per year is a saw
Ing worth noting, and one which
would have perceptible effect on the
cost of living.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
SYRUP Of FIGS FOR
A CH|LO'S BOWELS
It is cruel to force nauseating,
harsh physic into a
sick child.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is well-found.
ed. Their tender little "insides" are
injured by them.
II your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only dell.
cious California Syrup of Figs" Its
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take 1t; that 1t never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet.
en- the stomach. and that teaspoonfu.
given today saves a sick child tomor.
row.
Ask at the store for 50.cent bottle
Of California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
Of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on each bottle. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
BIG EDDYsToNE PLANT BLOWN
UP NEAR CHESTER, PA.-GlRLs
AND WOMEN ARE VICTIMS.
ARRESTFATHER ANDS0N
PAPERS FOUND ON ONE OF MEN
DECLARED NOMINATING
AND VERY IMPORTANT.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chester, Pa, April 1.-Two sus-
poets were arrested late last night in
connection with the explosions in the
shrapnel building of the Eddystone
Ammunition Corporation. one mile
from here, which caused the death of
112 persons and the injury to 121
others.
The prisoners are Samuel Cohen, %
years old, who, gave an address in
Philadelphia, and his father, who is
described as being between so and 55
years old. 1t is said the older man
was well supplied with money and
that neither is an American citizen.
Officials asserted that papers found
on one of the men were incriminating
and very important. Many of the in
jured were mortally hurt, and it is
feared the final death list will reach
$50, while others probably will be
MANNED for life.
How any of the 300 or more en-
ployes in the building, in which were
stored approximately 10000 shells, es-
capped, is almost beyond conception, as
there was scarcely fragment of the
structure left intact.
Fire added to the horror, and most
of the bodies were so badly charred
that Identification was impossible. In
the absence of any official statement
many theories as to the cause of the
disaster were advanced.
Several bodies were fished out of
the marshes 200 yards from the build
ing and it is feared that others may
have been blown into the river still
farther away. All were mutilated.
The explosion, which was felt in
Philadelphia, distance of Is miles,
occurred about 10 o'clock in what is
known as the "10-F" building, a two
story structure 75x3O0 feet.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
Guard Dies Of Spinal Meningitis.

Canon City-This community was
greatly shocked by the announcement
of the death of Leon P. Starr of this
city, a member of Company C, Colo.
rado National Guard, in a Denver hos.
pital, of spinal meningitis after an i'll.
ness of not more than twenty-four
hours. This is the first death in Com.
pany c, which was recruited in Canon
City last summer. The death of Mr..
Starr is peculiarly sad. Less than a
year ago he was married to Miss Anna
Burgess of Canon City and while on
their honeymoon trip he was sum.
moned to military duty, and Fastening
home from Chicago, he joined his com.
pany and did service on the Mexican
border. AT the time of their marriage
he provided and furnished beautiful
little cottage in which they resided
only a few days. During his absence
Mrs. Starr has kept their home in or.
der awaiting his return, although liv.
ing most of the time with her mother,
Mrs. Anna H. Burgess.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
Germans Loyal to U. S. Are Safe.

All loyal German-Americans in Colo
rado will be safeguarded by the whole
force of the state, If need be, in the
pursuit of their business interests.
Governor Gunter said that he had
had in mind for long time the pur-
pose to call leading German-Ameri-
can citizens into conference to ascer-
tain whether they were being sub.
jected to annoyance or felt them
selves, their families or their prop
erty in danger. No one has asked for
any such protection. The only pre-.
requisite to obtaining freedom from
annoyance is that their loyalty to the
United States be unquestioned.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
STATECAPITOL
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
| coloRADo'S NEW GAME LAWS.
Many Changes Made In Regulations
To Conform With Federal RuIea.

To Conform With Federal Rules.
Denver-Spring shooting Of ducks,
geese and other wading and shore
birds is prohibited. and several other
important changes in the fish and
game laws OF the state are made in
House Bill No. 25S, by Thompson and
Barlow, which was passed by the
Twenty-first General Assembly.
The shooting Of ducks, geese and
other wading and shore birds is linn
ited to the period, between September
16 and December 81, making the law
conform with the federal law on mi
gratory birds.
Open seasons on other games and
fish, as amended in the law, will be
as follows:
Male deer, Oct. to 4, commencing
1918.
Male mountain sheep, Sept. 25 to
80. commencing 1924.
Male antelope, Sept. 25 to 80, COM
mencing 1924
Male elk, Nov. 1 to s, commencing
1924.
Prairie chickens, mountain and wild
| grouse, Sept. 10 to Oct. l.
| Sage chickens, Aug. ID to Sept /.
Pheasants and other grouse not in
| digenous to- the state, Sept. / to 90,
commencing 1924.
Doves, Aug. Is to Sept. 1.
Bob Whites, Oct. to 20, commenc-
Ting 1924.
Crested quail, Oct. Is to 80, com.
mencing 1924.
There is no closed season on rab.
bits and hares
For trout and grayling, not less
than seven inches in length and in
running streams, the season is from
May 25 to Oct. 81; in lakes not over
$500 feet in altitude. May 1 to Oct.
81, and in lakes more than 1900 feet
in altitude, June 1 to Oct 81.
On whitefish, bass, catfish, sunfish.
perch and wall-eyed pike, the open
season is from May 25 to Oct. 81.
The law as amended provides that
no fishing shall be done between the
hours of $3.50 p. m. and a. m.
The quantity of fish and game to
be taken was also amended, as fol-
lows.
Prairie chickens, mountain and will
low grouse and sage chickens, not
more than fifteen in one PERSONS pos
session at one time. Ducks, geese
and other wading and shore birds, not
more than twenty of one kind in one
persons possession at one time, OF
not more than thirty-five of all kinds.
Not more than fifteen pounds of
fish may be taken in one day, and not
more than twenty pounds may legally
be kept in one persons possession
at one time. Not more than one deer
may be in any persons possession at
one time.
The killing of pheasants which are
damaging fruit, grain or vegetables is
permitted in bill introduced by Sem
ator Staley. The owner of the dam
aged property must, however, obtain
permit from the fish and game COM
missioner before he may kill them,
and they are not to be sold
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-12
GERMAN HOPE IN WEST DOOMED
Allied Troops Continue Drive, Twist.
ina Back "Hindenbura Line"

London, April 11.-British, overcom.
fng strong resistance, push onward in
France in renewal of offensive, cap
turing 1000 prisoners and a vast
amount of war equipment. Extensive
gains reported; troops penetrating
five miles west of Arras.
Berlin admits two divisions in the
fighting suffered considerable losses
inflicted by superior forces.
Severe reciprocal bombardments re-
ported from portion of line held by
French. No infantry engagement has
taken place.
Notable successes over the Turks
claimed by British and Russian war
offices in Mesopotamia.
Kizil Robat, eighty miles northwest
of Bagdad. captured Much war ma
terial also taken.
American Line steamer New York
damaged by mine off Liverpool. Mono
aboard injured by explosion.