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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

Sturie min er I'M uniere Spite bcr-
umbolen.
Seine g(biitbten finO i6nen ourH-
i6oiit, iino liniere 6lotte madt iofort
ole eleihe gelpegung Oes @egner5
NIT 5obiter SSobrt.
@ie S6lobt lit in bonem @onge.
llnoufborli6 bliben ouf beioen Sci.
ten Die @eiAiibe. W}it oonnernOem
&oItern fonlnlen sic SO. .3entimeter.
@ronaten beriibcr. Di6t neben ser
9or0pano eines Ger 2inienIbiffe
idldgt cine ouf. Gin 8ittern ge6t
onrh oen gon5en StabIfoloB, ais
liefe elm ungebeurer cIeftrii1erStrom
olr6 0ns eon0e SMiff, ais bGtte oie
@ronote getroffcn. Se0en 9lligenblid
miro Die W}eloitng BON einem 2ed err
portet. gllr cine WalIerlGule obcr
,eiet, mo oie @ranate auf 0cn @ritn0
Der See idoB.
@ernidjtcno tuirft Oos 6euer beim
@egner. 9lber ouf ouf unierer Seite
gibt es ernlten S6ooen.
Ser fIeinc 9reu0er n8iesboOen~ lit
in 9rono gei6oiien. Sdper beiHG-
oigt fdnpft er trob0em nader rnO
unlinterbrohcn peiter, ibidt @ronnte
ouf @ronote ous Ieinen &obren gum
@eener biniiber. gIo9 lpGt nodfs
fommen ieinc MelOungen.
9luf oen groBen Sdiffcn boben oie
9efii6erungs. unO 6euerloideritp-
pen olle SGn0e bon 5u titn. 3ireft
iiber Dem Yonoergiirtel i6lGgt cine
9S-3entimeter @ronote NIT ibmct.
ternoem @etoie ouf. ourdreiBt Die
9or0pono un0 erplo0iert i'm @or-
i6iff eines Der Sdiffe ober6olb ocs
%nn5erOeds. @raungelber Gouh cr-
bebt iid, rote 6lommen 0iingeln eu-
por.
lSofort fontnt an oen erItcn Off
5ier Die W1eIOitng:
n9rono- unO @nsgefabr I'M Sci
8ertpobnOed.r
Ole 3uednge 5u ben befpobntert
9Gumen tperOen iofort Bis ouf einen
eciGlolien, oiirb Oen oie nit 9oud-
bclmen geidiibte 6eucrIoidgruppe
oororinet. 4os 6euer bat ii6 oerbrei-
tet. @iel 9&dbrung finOet es nicbt
oern lGngIt mar olles, mas irgenorpie
fercrgef0brlib NOR, entferrt nno an
2onO eeidofft iporoen. 9ie lleberreite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

Elm fleineres 2ed. Sier miro Iofort
ans 9i6ten ge9ongcn. SSn frr5er Seit
lit Olr6 einen @fropfen aus SGnge-
motten iino noaenen 0eden, Der NIT
6ol8feilen befeitigt miro, Oie @efobr
obgepen0ct.
Seionoers idmer lit ole 9[rbeit I'M
ten in Den Sei5rdumen. 0o nit Gu-
Berlier aroft eefubren miro, lit Der
0ampfberbroub Der Eurbinert uno
@o(benmoIGinen wabrboit unge-
beuerliA. Gennoh idoffcn oie Sci.
ger mebr 3onlpt als Oerbraudt iuer-
Den fam. 90 lit es in 6rieoens5eiten
niht oft geipeien
SoIonae es irgeno gebt, miro
roudIos gcfobren. 9fir ser 6o1morn
olein fam beurteilen, mel6 fllrbt-
bore 2eiitlirg ga geihoifen piro. linz
oltfborli1 fontmen ole gefiillten &ob-
leneimer nlts ben 8unfern ober eS
fonuen I6 feline @erge ouftiirmen,
obne Houie i6luden Die offencn
6euertiiren ibre g}ubrung. 6uit me-
terbob Iooert oic @eiBgllit unter oen
aeiieln. @eiBgliiben nuB es, ioa
rali9los ecfabren werocn.
Scbniee 6Guite idoufeln oie Sob.
len, itoBen nit rieiigen Sbiireiien inS
6euer. 9lenoenocr @lon5 blist aus
Den geoffneten 6euertiiren. @liibeno
1T Die Sibe i'm &oume. Sn Str0men
flieBt Ser SApeiB, obgleiA oie Wfont-
Ihoft bier ltnten MIR nit Soie unO
Sol8pontoffeIn befleioet lit.
Seine Sefunoe Onrf Die 9lrbeit bier
Itofen betGubenO raft lie porpGrt5,
uno nd6reno born @lutihome ber-
borbrehen, broliien oben Die Bcntila.
tionsn1oi6inen eiiig folte 2uft um
Gopf un0 9Riiden. 3ieic &orper, aus
oenen oie 0hlsfelitrGnge 5u ipringer
ibcincn, fennen feline @rf1ltung. @ie-
len eiIcnborter ARcnihcn ge9eniiber
iibt ser Scnperot1runteri1ieo feline
no6teilioe @irfitng aus. gliht eine
SefunOG lino iie rubig. Sn gleicbrd-
Biaem Qoft ihIogcn ole &eiIellpeiie-
punlpcn. llneebeure, un6eihrei6li6e
g[rbeit letter oiele 6cloen. Sic ieben
nidts bon Der 5Hloht ouf itrer 9lr-
6eitsItGtte tief inter ser 9berfldfe,
pcrnebmer bohitens pie Elm ountpfeS
(soriIcauna aui Otr g. eeitc).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

tuorten. 60 mir6 0enn ipGbreno Der
6abrt ben Offi8ieren lmo llnteroffi.
oieren ole SoAloge erflGrt.
Cine Stitn0c ungeidbr lit nod
3eit, Damn gebt Der Son3 los.
9itnpfeS @roIlen lGBt ltcD in Der
6erne bernebmen. StGrfer miro es,
ie peiter Die Sdiffe ouf ibrem &urie
boripGrtsitreben, oeiltli6er. S5ebt I'M.
teriheioet man icbon ein5elne Shld.
ge. 6iinf Wfinuten nod, iin0 fern iiber
Ser &inn tourben 0ie foblen 8libe
bonn Veiinoungsfeuer Der @eidiibe
ntf.
Scr 9efeblsbober ser 9litfflGrun9s-
idiffe, @i0eaoniirol Slipper, bat in
3piiden ben 5eino Ourb geiAidtes
D}an0orieren oem @ros entgegenge.
fiibrt. eSebt fontn1t er in Sidt, born.
meg fleine @reu5er nno 3eritorer.
@n6lih gebt olif Dem 6lottenflugg-
idiff Ons longeriebnte Signal bod:
u6euer eroffnenl4
9luf SlmOertaAt5ig Scftometer
iouien Dem @eener ole eriten S1uiie
unierer 2inienidifie entgegcn. SSn
longer 9inie bintercinonoer greifen
oie @roBfampfiAiffe in Dem glueen-
bid, no Der 6ein6 0eutlidb alts5it.
MAIDEN lit, in Den 4ainpf Gin.
Der erite SduB fdat bonn SpiBen-
i6iff unmittelbor feuern aud Die oo.
binteritebenoen. <r5 iibt Ser erite,
peit Der 5mcite ShuB Ger brittle nit
ten i'm 3iel. Grei Sdub Qeniigen
5itm @inidieBen. Solpe idmcttert ouf
Solne. ssn itngebcurer 9ln5ohl idbIa.
gen 0riiben Die @ronoten elm. 0os
Nliin0ungsfelier lit bon oen Bitten
ser ploeenOen @ei6oiie foum 6u I'M
teri1eiOen. Die gon5e 2uft lcbeint au
5ittern bon Dem Conner uno @etoie
Der ldperiten @ei1iibe. Sdule atlt
SGule mie mtf einem ungebeuereit
9hiinenfelO. bebt iib aus oerSee em-
por.
9tnd penigen @3iniiten idon 6rebt
Scr 5eino noh gtoroen ob uno Der.
iuht iiA Dem mir 6u pirtlinospoaen
6euer Der oeitiden SHiffe 6ur6 9[b-
itaffelu 6u ent8ieben oafuit i'm I'M.
iere birteren ,Sditfe nidt crrei6en
ioacn.
0ic Trastpeite Der iNDercn oeiit-
iden @eihiite ipottet ieiner 9enii-
bineen. 9tlm beriubt er ieine iiber.
legene @ciduinoiefeit, an Der er eli.
nen lle6eriduB bon 5lpei bis orei aro.
ten Bat, orsdunuBen. W1it 0itlidem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

@loibinen sic ibnen cine @ei@min.
oi9feit BON fiiniiino5mon5ig snoten
uerleiben. 9laeroines iino Die Ylengen
bon 0el, ole 0ieie Goloiie BON neun-
uuO5wan5ietauien0 Gonnen per5e6.
rem oud iingebeilcr
Sebt miro 6ie Sode fir uniere
@ouoerfreu5er erniter. Das 9ewltBt-
iein 0cs Sieges ober, Den oie llnleren
furj eorber einem nett iibsrlegenen
@cgner 9e0eniiber errlrngeu boben
labt iie icst nitbt eine5cfunoe 5ogern.
Gbne geiinnen lebmen iie, obglei@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

6ie Eorpeooboote nit GuBerlier aroti
5wiiden ibren Shiffen ourH gun
glnGriff borgegangen.
g9ie cine Wleute eoler @roden
iouien fie in roienoer 6obrt uufeiua1'
Der 5it.
W}itten 5pii6en oen beioen @e-
iHirooern entipinnt ii9 ein fur5er
aompf. 9ie SHnellfeuergeifiise rot
tern 9orpeoos meroen geiboIlen.
Iriiben iinfen 5lpei groBe 3erltorcr
neueiter 9nlart.
gluh bon unieren @ooten meroen
me6rere l6wer gctroffen. 8on einem
arg beid0oieten 9oote, Oas niAt
me9r i6winlmenO eebolten werocn
fonn miro in unutiterbroMenenl
6euer sic @lonnidaft auf Elm auOe-
res eebor9en.
gtob penieen O3initten lit Die @pi-
Io0e 5u gnOe. Qie @oote brinqen lib
bh1ter ibren @eibwoocrn wieOer in
Siderbeit,
0us @efebt 8iebt iib nod nod
Siioen.
9ns @ros sreift Elm.
lin A ll6r 40 Wlinuten etma trifft
beim @ros oie 0}eloung Elm, BOB Der
6eiuO qeiibtet lit. llnaufborli6,
S6lag ouf SdIog folgt @lcIolng ieBt
auf Dlcloing.
Die fIeinen areu6er finO ouf SagO.
Ser @egner fliebt @inbolen ibeint
unrnoglid. 9ie feinOlihen Shlqtbt.
freu5er no6en bonn Meiten ber. Ger
aompi beeinnt. 3mei S4ladttreit5cr
lnfen, Die 8eritGrfltng nobt.
Ddt duBeriter aroft onntpft oas
0eutiAe @ros Dem 9unipfplab 3il.
ltnterpegs nirO Der Wionnihaft nod-
mails Giien auSgeteilt. BabribeinIic6
gibt es IN obiebbnrer Belt nidts mic
Der, ln0 nit lcerem W}agen fonnen
Die 9eittc Dos ibmere glrbeiten nidi
Ionee 0nrdbolten.
Ourcb Die 0rnbtloien Wleloungen
peiB Elm jcocs Shiff Elm ieocr Diff
5icr geuuil 9cideio, iuie es Iiebt. Die
seommanOonten fenncn oos 9Sntereiie,
nit Oem Elm ieOer unten in oen 9i6u-
men Die Gage pcrfolgt, Die begreif-
licbc @ier, init ocr ie ouf gfabridten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

glui einem 3ipeiten Bon5erfreu5er
1T our1 uniere 8an5criprenggrann'
ten Der Scitenpun5er ourdi6lagcn
moroen 9lus ben geborlienen 3elcn
quilt oos Sci5ol all Den 5Aiffsleiten
bod uno ger1t iofort in Brand. Giner
ungebcuren 5euerfadel eleid liegt cr
bilflos uno obgeihnitten bon ieoer
Gcthng oo. 9ongianL ais 6eidnne er
iid5 nod, orebt er lid trdge nod Bad.
bor0 iibcr. Wfit itnrfer Sdlagleite
qebt er unter Die 9oroDdnoe linfen
langiam tiefer, oos Moiier oringt IN
oie Shorniteine. Sefunoen, eine
Babe W1i1ute fat ouuert es pGbreno
bic W2aitcn nit Den @efchtsmarlen
nntpr g9oiier touhen.
glun lit Ct oeribwinocu.
90 baben flint oeutide SdIodt
frcu5cr in fur3er Belt bon 6en i5ncn
ocqeniibcrItebenoen, ocoeuteno idme.
rer ormierten feds englii6en
5hlo1tfreu5ern beraits 5wci erlcOigt
un0 ouf 0en @runo oes Dteeres &C.
ianot 5clienfeit lit Oas Tertrauen
it1ierer 2eiite 5ur Seitung uno oii
oem Nloteriol. @Grc cine Grbobune
oarin nod mogliA, nun tritt iie Elm,
oIs es iic5 3eiet pelh GerrliDen Cor.
beer oie oeuti9e 1}orine errinot
Seiuer oenft an Die Wloslihfeit, pcr.
Iett 81 meroen ooer gar an ben Sob;
0as @efiibl Der @efobr lit beri6fpin-
ben, trotOem aud auf uniercr Seite
Greffer all per5eidnen iino. Simmer
fuie6er ieood peiB Der 8efeblsbaber
ln1erer 9luffGdrungsi6iffe ourh &c.
ibidte 9}onooer uno 9lenoern Der
formation 5u oermeioen, ooB benz
Geinoe Belt gelniien wiro, ii6 ein.
suihieBen.
llnbcrntutet nobt Dem ihmer &C.
Idaoieten @egncr iest SiIfe. @om
glorocn ber touden Die ihnelen 81.
nienihiffe Der Queen gliiabetb"-
aIoIc auf alit bo6er 6obrt ellen iic
ibren beordngten @an8crfreu8ern 5t
&iIfe. 9eionoers gcf66rlid iino oieie
9lieien. MittelOinger 5piidben 4on5er-
frcn5er inO 2inicnIdiif bcrfiigen iie
bel duBerit idmerer 8eitiidung bon
odt 3S. 3entimetcr @eid6iiBcn iibcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

oll6 iie m1nde Sdronme obbefoni-
men boben. iofort oen Gompf nit Dem
neucn 8eiuoe olii mo lblagcn litb
nit ibnl berlinl.
S9on iouien Die eriten @ronaten
6eron. @ie rieiige Softer idloeen iie
olf ons @oiier ouf. Gurmbod be6ett
iicb jcbt bic g9olieridulcn Ger Gdmpf
Scr 2nooiierouoten bebinocrt tell,
meile oas @ciidtSiel0. SGmer mn
8dbe laitet cr in oiden SdmoOri uif
Sec. Ger lcidte @iuo Dernaa foun,
ion 81 Der ogen.
Sn5ipiidlen lino BON beiocn Soften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

oeS 6or6enonitritbs obcr nd9ren Die
6lonlmen.
Gie S6lGude mcrOen angeibloeen
uno inter bobem Drud aus mebreren
Seitiingen @olicr 9cecbcn. Ole gentt-
lotionsUinidinen treten in SGtigfeit
rnO iaugen 0anipf uno @olc ob.
9Sudb penigcn M}inuten i6on fam
Dem Griten Offi5icr Die 9rano- uno
@osgefobr ais beleitiet gcmeloct per-
0en.
Sn6nii6en lit cine neue Meeloung
eineetroffen: uQldteri6ifi gluBen-
boroStreffer in 9(bteilung orei. S6ifi
modt gSoiier.
Inter 6iibrune eines SnoenieiirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

eilt Die 2edii6ertnosgritppe nit
66ngenlotten un0 polenen 9efen
nob Ser beOrobten Steae. Sn brait-
ienoen Stromen ihieBt oos NoiIer
our9 Die berleste 8oronou0 in Die
9lbteilung oeS Sdiffes. @iel 5u grob
lit oos 2ed, Inn obgeoidtct 8u iucroen.
8is an Die 4nie notet Die Wlunnidaft
I'M Moiier, 0os bober uno INNER DO.
Der ibipilt.
Gin fur5er 8efebl, Oie SAotten 5ur
leden 9lbteilung ldlieben iid hift.
oi1t uno ner0en obgelteift. 9tod lit
Die WtonniAoft 0onlit bcihGftiet ais
idon tpieoer cine neue Wleloung Cin-
trifft.
S5n Scr 9lbtcilune ncbenon 5eigt iitb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

per DcnHdc gorrrIpouOsus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

counting sen 6. Wlai 191
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01
S|ELECTIyE DRAFT RECISTRATIO'
Names OF Registrars aud Places OF
Registration.

On June 8 every male citizen over
the age OF II and under 81. must reg
lister or be subject TO punishment. In
cases Of sickness some relative or
friend Of the sick should see the cOun-
~ clerk in advance of the day Of
registration and receive instructions
as 20 how TO register by agent. There
are no exceptions within the age linz
lis except those who are already in
the service or In the reserve. Married
men as well as single, subjects as well
as citizens, must appear at the regis
tration places and register. The regis
tratiOn officers and the places Of reg
i%stration for each precinct in Power
county are as follows:
American Falls-S. II. Matthewsou,
D. r. Baum, and j. =. Mehlhaff; reg
istration place, front rooms OF Press
building.
Arb0n- William Allard, at Central
school house.
ROnanza Bari. G. Elgin at Fall
Greek school house.
Cedar Creek-Bert Evans at Cedar
Greek school house.
crystals. Il. Phillips, az Central
School house.
FnlrYiew-Charlcs kampf, at Fair
view school house.
lge-H. u. Coon at IgO school house
Lake t. A. Ziek at Cedar Ridge
school house.
Landing II. B. Currier at Landing
school house.
Little Creek-P. W. M~eisonheimcr
90 earns school house.
Medley Roy Earring, at Nee'ey school
house.
Pauline r.. G.. England at Pauline
Hcluol house
Pleasant valley Louie Adolf. aJ
Pleasant Valley school house
Prosperity George l.. SprattloI and
SchVnb. at Prosperity cHoo.
u a.
Hckmud -T D. Lawson and Clyde
ou. at Lawaon's store
w. G.. g. Sprig at Wrights Ilall
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01
FACTS FROM FAIRvIEw..

Mr and Mrs. KIoaness were callers
in Fair,icw lnst Wednesday.
s~weetw0ods have a now Maxwell
Sir. and Mrs Lee WINNER were
guests of Mr. and Mrs - a. Farm
ham at dinner last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Sexton and Miss Lcota
Colson went 20 Pocafello lasr Satur-
day They looked up Miss Colson's
brother. Rawleigh. while there.
Stanley Patton, the cloven-year-old
nephew of Mrs. Henry Hose. arrived
recently from Utah and expects 10
spend the summer on the WinOna
ranch.
Another member OF the Fairview
Ford fraternity. g. W. Stior has a
new Ford.
Mrs. Cora Johnson. formerly Miss
Cora Faa OF this place. arrived last
week. from Seattle. Washington, ac-
companied by her small daughter,
Grace. and Is visiting her parents in
American Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Faa. She expects TO spend the SUM
mcr here Her brother. Clarence, who
Dts patching ON the farm hopes she VIII
como out occasionally and steer his
housekeeping over some Of the rough
places
nllly Shareholders Is painting his
house. sowing q lawn and freshenine
up hia place generally. Some people
sag niliy ia too confirmed "a bachelor
io tolerate the advent Of skirts about
Data place so perhaps IL merely means
spring cleaning
Miss Mabel Goesey and Miss Myrtle
Fun we're members OF the American
lalla graduating class this year Both
girls conducted their part IN the ex.
ercIaes with credit 20 themselves anC
thoir teachers Miss Mabel expects
io leave % % for Albion 40 take the
normal training course
"A preliminary meeting OF the farm
.ra of ihia neiehborhood was calle,
Ilsi Tuesday evening at the schoo
house. by County Agent Kiosness o,
discuss e new organization called thI
Power County Farm Bureau This D.
GOA organization formed for The pur
ro.e of securing government aid, ID
fh. WHy off advice. bulletins. cite. !
planned % fully launch the move
meat at g picnic ana all-day cclehra
'Ian to he eiFeu at bonanza Har %.
i.an0er Day
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01

been having lately are greatly appre-
ciated.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Brown and John
and Frank Schuldt were I'm Malad last
week on business.
Miss Ora Nutting Of Pocatello Is
visiting her brother Lawrence.
Ed Sager made a business trip 10
American Falls last week.
The Rock Springs school closed last
Saturday. Miss Irene Wayman, the
teacher. returned TO her home Friday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01

lay. May 22nd, a boy.
l. y. Malcolm returned from Spo-
kane, Washington, last week where
he was called by the illness Of his
on. Albert.
Rev. Cowman will preach al the Nj.
View church Sunday, June Bird at II
o'clock "a. m.
James r. ogden Of Rockiand was
lp 10 his homestead last week.
Rev. silas Smith OF Pinewawa.
Washington, purchased 800 acres Of
Herman Rupp last week. Mr.. ltupp
Intends TO make his future home az
irwin Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01
PLEASANT VALLEY NEWS.

Our neW mail carrier has been COM
ing around regular the past month
with his new Ford car.
Gottlieb Martch has purchased d
Ford car recently.
Pleasant Valley farmers are expect
ing q bumper crop this year on ac-
count Of plenty Of rain the past week
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-01
o \ VICINITY.

Miss Jessie wills closed a very sue
ressml term OF school Tuesday, May
q. on that date "a very fine program
and dinner were given al the school
house. Invitations were extended 10
the school patrons and a very large
number responded taking their din
nrrs with them A splendid time Vas
enjoyed by on aud the excellent work
done hy The pupils Do sewing and
fancy work. etc.. were on exhibition
which VIII later Dee exhibited at the
fair. showed me splendid progress 81
Tie children Following is the pro-
gram rendered.
song Red. White ana BLUE school
Exercise Mother Six Children
Recitation %speaking Pieces Nor
man Roy.
Recitation SECOND Table Ivan
Clark.
Recitation Reckless chap limo
gone Glasscock.
Folk song Hickory. Diokerory Dock
Primary Grade.
pias Oid Friends
Recitation Don't Elha Durbin
Recitation The Telephone Myrtle
uufbiu
Recitation Tho Hypocrlfoa Beryl
Claascock
song Soldiers" School
Recitation PRAYER and Potatoes"
necltntuu-"A Boy Marguerite
Hayden
Recitation Kept I'm John Roy
Recitation Washing Feet lovern
0iAascOck
Decentralization III The STORY. "ridy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-04
SAND SHORTAGE
DELAYS REPAIRS
CONTINUED From First Pagel

CONTINUED From First Page]
of holes and badly cut. While some
of the larger holes have been filed
with stone, this affords only slight re-
lief, and is far from satisfactory.
Work on surfacing Swatara street
between Eighteenth and Twentieth
streets is held up because the con-
tracing company cannot get sand.
Other street improvements which are
under way cannot be completed, either,
until we get supply" Commissioners
Lynch explained.
THE asphalt plant is ready to start
to-day and all other materials are
here, but we cannot go on until the
orders for sand are filed. They have
been standing for some time and
should be filled in few days. think
the extreme cold during the winter
freezing over of the river and closing
down the quarries is partly respon.
sible."
Practically all the larger streets in
the city will need extensive resurfacine
in number of places. Because of the
bad condition of some of the down
town streets at intersections and troll.
ley track crossings, members of the
Firemen's Union recently passed a
resolution asking that something be
done. Automobile owners, too, are
protesting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-04
Roosevelt Calls President;
Wants to Lead Division

Washington, d. c., April 4.-Colone1
Roosevelt stopped off here on his
way home from Florida to call on
President Wilson at the White House
and congratulate him on his address
to Congress.
Colonel Roosevelt went to the main
door of the Executive Mansion, where
he learned that the President had gone
over to his offices. He told the chief
usher he was only in town between
trains and wished to congratulate the
President on "his great state paper"
The Colonel left his card and departed
without seeing the President.
Colonel Roosevelt, standing in the
midst of a great crowd in the railroad
station here dictated the following
statement: ~ttt
"The Presidents message is great
State paper which will rank in his
tory among the great State papers of
which Americans in future years will
be proud. 1t now rests with the peo-
pie of the country to see that we put
in practice the policy the President
has outlined and that we strike as
hard, as soon, and as effectively as
possible in aggressive war against the
government of Germany. We must
send troops to the firing line as rapid
ly as possible. Defensive war is hope
less. We must by vigorous offensive
warfare win the right to have our
voice for civilization and justice when
the time for peace comes.
II, of course, very earnestly hope
| that 1 may be allowed to raise a divi-
sion for immediate service at the
| front. I guarantee that no finer body
of fighting men could be gathered to-
| gether than there would be in that
division, but, of course, the men to
whom ! would appeal will come for
ward only If 1t is understood that the
division is to be sent at the earliest
practicable moment into the fighting
| line"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-04
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