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HELP u ANTED

OVER 500 POSITIONS received last three months
more applicants needed: clerks. o''AEe Iers sle-
rographei- typists. shippers. pa'kcrs. r''eIFer-
chaureCrs mechanics. trsdtsnen; a." boys ana
ur.ior help Y 81 &. \ Employment Dept
Agency Il2l B>liord ave. Brooklyn. y !.
SOIDERERS on milk and ice cream ca1' good paw
steady work Apply Ddrmen'S Manu- sc'erIR
Company. Warren and Morgan SIS. jersey 'iiN' y ~
STRU CTtRAL DETAnFRS AND CHECAtkSS On
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~ REPLY STATE AGE SALARY ENPECIhD
hND EARLIEST DATE CAN BEPoRT foH
WORK: PERMANENT POSITIONS Foh bpvb
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BOX S.. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
WANTED An experienced mail teller I'm larae
bank: splendid opportunity Cor man 81 sreei sud
ability. must he able 70 handle men and ne ctpab.e
III putting through ,rge volume ~ business sale
experience. age and salary expected bo' 90
Tribune Oflce
WANTED competent electrician 20 supervise to
Installation and maintenance o. A. 4. and ID. 4.
power and lighting circuits IN facory ~ large man
nfacturins company In Western New York W. c.
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LOST Handbook No 75S05l q the German S,v
ings Bank I'm The G'y % New York Pavren,
stopped Please return book 10 bank
LOST handbook 40 353S7j u the German s,,
ings Bans DO tho 'iiy ~ New iork. Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
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irss Bank On tho city u New YORK Paynen,
stopped Please return book 20 bank
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LOST. Fol Nd AND REWARDS
LOST BANkHOOKS.

LOSr-Sman Ansco camera. plush lined case be
tween ' an tort.sndt Park and Pelham golf INK,
rcNarl. ". VI Moron. Clrcle ass '
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LOOMS. ADELA HIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. John =. Cohaan, a Sur
rocate OF the County OF New York, notice
is hereby given To all persons having
Claims against Adela H. Loomis. late Of
The County OF New York. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
~ subscriber, at its place Of transact!ng
business. 10 50 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. in the city OF New York. on
ar before the 18th day Of August next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF jan
UNIoN TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor
MILLER KING. LANE * TRAFFCRD.
Attorneys for Executor. 50 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
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Fast Times the Rule
In Speedway Trots

Straight heats and fast times proved
the rule in the weekly trotting races
of the Road Drivers Association OF
New York held on the Speedway yes
terday. A surprise was furnished 'he
spectators in the 1:07 trotting event
when The Trip. driven by Lawrenes
Smith, won in three heats over Cata'
crime p. and Kenetic.
In the los pacing class Mite Bec'
worth defeated Master McKerron, VINO
recently defeated Clover Patch. the
Speedway Queen. by head IN eaeh
of the two brushes contested.
The summary follows:
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FOR SALE

A yISE COLLECTION or UyITED sTATEs
psf.z. ,,snps will bs "a ~ Is fo.lscicfs
Gu. ~ Eat "a H.. ~ June so a. p n
HALrEn d SCOTT. AudiolsG
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GLLET. ELISABETH ALINE.-IN PUR-
snance OF an order Of Honorable John
= Cohalan. ono or the Surrogates or the
,n To- All persons having claims against
Eiisabeth Alne Gillct. late Of the Republic
81 Switzerland. deceased. To present tho
-. ,yrh vouchers thereof 10 the sub
sa-th.,r az his place 81 transacting business
AZ No 81 Maiden Lane Borough Of Man
L.,tan New York city. on or before the
Isl day OF December next. 800
dated. Sew York. May q. 1917.
JULES RACINE.
Aucillary Administrator. G. T. 4.
,.ot-DERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for An
ctllarv Administrator Rector street,
%,w York city, y. \.
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VALENTINE. SAMUEL HIN PuRsU-
- a Surrogate % the County OF New
YORK notice Is hereby given TO all per-
s'ns having claims against Samuel II. VAL
cntine late Of the County ot New York.
,t.cessed 10 present the same with vouch-
crs thereof o. che subscriber. at her place
~ trsnsacting business. No. li5 Nassau
street. Borough o. Manhattan. in the city
OF New York, on or before the twenty
ninth day Of September next.
DATED. New York. the twentieth day OF
March. 1914 ...,..-
ELIZA W. VALENTINE. ENecutTix.
TUONPSOS. KOSS 4 WARREN. Attor-
news for ENecutriN. e55 Broadway Bor-
olgh Of Manhattan. CRY Of New York.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

I E,,.;I,, houses. with garage. rooms; BAN
AZ aiiiiiy with shower. steam gas elec,T'T
With irtcrest BUILDER. 1880 57th s.: take West
End subway 10 11th 4.
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TRoTTING-l.l2 CLASS
Ec-s.c Baron D. m. ~. Carertcrl .........s .
Tcs'c- N Dr. 8 q. Flaherfyl ...............
silent ss'e- D. m ~ leonard. ............
Fox Dean. Dr. z. "A. r Nickel .............
Tmc-lll. 49,
TROTrING-l.0J CLASS
Marion Toldiug-on ch M David j. McCi7l J !
ri frn. h &C. J. FerdO ...... .........,s :
Courier Boy b. q o. r Kennuiyl ..........
Tie High Bon Lady. D. On fp Nrnulnsl ....
Time 0fAs LOB.
PACING-lI0 CLASS
Harry hawkins. chcs. . tR Iao0bl .........
Automa'isn Dr. :. (w. J. O'NeiiI .....-.. .-..5-
rme-l.Ioh: li3.
TROTTING-loe CLASS
Nell McIAn,ock. r. m o. J. M9rriO.........
Hindenburg. br. z w Fammd0TI ..........
Time 1914; l.llis.
PACINC-i0J CLASS
Mite BedRorh On. m Desc Smith)
Master Mcheuon. b. :. ti. Jacob .,.... go.
Time o5is 90.
TROrrING-l07 CLASS
The Trip o. s n. smith. ............... ]
Cathc-rc r.. D. m. az Carpcntcrl -......
klueilc r. m w. J. O'Ncill ........ .....- .
Tine 09's. los. il3.
COLT CLASS FOR RIBBONS ONLY
lT'hree-ycar-olds and unicrl
Buck Corkatc b. cd. ~ Fiahcrl .....-.-.
Merry Harvest D. M. tDr & 7. Naiunl ......--,si
''' '' Ti,.-i "a. 10
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

TYPIST rapid. would like work accurate. e1lclcnt
reasouable ~ S'egmacr. 2l0i Third ave
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COOK scotch Protestant: excellent plain
cook. verv neat and economical; AO-Si'. NJ,
Mis- Eofmayer. Agency 10 East i3d ST.. so foof
Telephone sqi1 Murray Hi.
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BUTLER --Useful. neat. competent capable man
u,son's Agency l3i West 4-d S. bryant t0a'.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08

Miss Prentiss Looney, of fish
omingo, Miss the daughter of
Supt James O. Looney of the Ag
ricultural High School at Tisho-
mingo, and graduate of that in
stitution, holds a scholarship in
the School of Country Life, div
ision of the George Peabody Col
lege for Teachers, at Nashville,
Tenn. These scholarships have
been established by the CONNER
c al Appeal as special contribu
ton to tie Knapp Memorial Fand
and are worth 500 a year. Miss
Looney will complete the work for
her bachelors degree in Peabody
during the coming June. She ex-
poets to enter home demonstration
work in her native State.
Mr. d L Anderson had the mis-
fortune to have one of the fins ers
on his left hand badly lacerated
in a pea thresher, but we are glad
TO say il is healing nicely.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08
Gentle, Quick. Thorough.

When one feels bloated, bilious,
languid, has sick headache, sour
stomach coated tongue, bad breath
or other condition caused by clog
ged or Irregular bowels, a Foley
cathartic tablet will give prompt
relief. 1t is a gentle, whole some,
thoroughly cleansing, old fashion
ed physic that leaves no bad after
effects. Sold by ] c Jourdan S
Drug Store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08
For sale.
New Five Passenger Fosd Car
z. E. Ware.

4NNM GaNC dSo(1A@l IOAN MI
v. E. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran k f. Tufper
and Mrs. Turpen's mother. Mrs
S mpson. left Sunday for Ponto-
toe. Miss, where they have as
sumed management OF the hotel il,
that city These excellent pc oplt
came here about n year ago an6
have made host of friends who
re ret sincerely their leaving
fhey have been quite an addition
TO our town in many ways. I'm
der their management the Mineral
Springs Hotel was one of the besl
[, be found anywhere. and we
never heard a complaint of the
service rendered its guests. On
the other hand we have heard
many words of praise of the SER
vice The hotel inspector wher
here complimented Mr.. Turper
very highly on the sanitary con
dtion of tile hotel and said he
could find nothing to criticise.
Why pay Gets for Sets snuff and
12cts for 10cts snuff when sell
Bruton and Garrett Snuffs at old
prices, Sets and 10cts.
F. b. Kohlus.
Mr.. Blount, who worked fol-
many years in the blacksmith
shops here, is on a visit to his son,
Mr.. Jas. Blount, at Russellville,
Ala. He is not in very good health
and the Vidette hopes the trip
will greatly benefit him.
Have you seen the New Coal
Oil Burner for FORD CT RS
Xxx ] K Gravette about it. lie
has one on his car that be hos
used, and is using, gettil g rs
miles to the gallon.
Hon ] f Rankin, of Tupelo,
addressed the people of the coun
ty at Iuka last Saturday. Mr..
Rankin is an interesting and force.
FIJI speaker and was given close
attention by the large crowd pres
emit.
One repossessed dresser, per-
feet mirror, 3Ox24, SIPS Solid
Oak. Economy Furniture Store.
Miss Frost, of Red Bay, Ala. ;,
was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Whitfield.
Fresh Concord Grapes, Fresh
Kalamazoo Celery, Pure Cream
cry Butter. Haynes Grocery
Co., Phone No. Iii.
Car load of Brick for sale. Ask
for prices. q. 7. REID. Eff
Economic by burning Coal Oil
in your Ford. See G H Smith or
II L Moser.
Fresh Kiln Dried Country Meal
at Haynes Grocery Co. Try it.
We have full line Of Fresh
Vegetables at all times. Haynes
Grocery Co., Phone No. Ill.
LYDELL the Flour without q
competitor. We have it.
Haynes Groc'y Co., Phone Ill
LOST-One large black and
white spotted hound. Has collar
with Lily & Lily on it. Five
dollars reward for return to me at
Iuka. J II Allen.
loft
NJ ] Hafford Moore, of Greer
vile, Miss, visited relatives here
last week.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08
For sale.

One pair extra good young
mules. wagon and harness. Mules
well mated and matched in eve y
particular Will go at bargain
for cash OF good note.
w T Ross.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08

Il
Thanksgiving d Y.
Mr.. L r. Dlsis. of Dennis. a:
A visitor in Iuka NJ rdsy.
Mr.. o. L. Mass .y, Of Memphis
| was a visitor in Iika this week.
Mr.. w. B. Smith, of Florence.
Ma, was an Iuka visitor Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Nixon, Of
paden. were Iuka visitors Tues
lay.
Mr. Clyde Smith left Saturday
f)r Memphis where he has accept
ed position.
Messrs H o Little. w T Ross,
G It Cromwell and w It Burfield
visited the Tri-Cities Monday.
Mrs c ID Whitfield, of Corinth,
was the guest of DR. and Mrs K L
Montgomery Sunday.
Mr.. J. F. Clark, of Route /, was
an appreciated caller at The vi
dette office Wednesd ay.
Mr.. w. d. Brooks, Jr. of Burns
VILE R 2. was a pleasant caller at
the Vidette Office Saturday.
Mr.. w. J. Brinkley visited
Memphis this week. He was &C
companied by his charming daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Brinkley.
Mr.. c. B. Massey returned
Monday afternoon from very -,
portant business trip to Shelf IA
Decatur and Birmingham. A, a'
Mr.. J. =. Storment has accepted
a position as clerk for Mr.. T. j
Foote. A live, huseling salesma II
is Mr.. Storment and Mr.. Foo tie is
fortunate in securing his Sc rvices.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. A. Bennett had
as their guests last week at their
home, Oak Hill Farms, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Elledge, of Red Bay,
Ala, and Miss Myrtle Whitaker,
of Paden.
If we get chance, we buy your
Peas, Green and Dry Hides, But
ter, Eggs, Chickens, etc.
F. b. Kohlus.
Hon. T. A. Clark and family
have moved to Iuka from Belmont
They are occupying the Luker
place. We are glad indeed to re
ceive this excellent family to our
town. Mr.. Clark is attorney for
the county. His Office will be in
the Circuit Clerks Office.
Special this week-Fancy Pat
ent Flour at 81 so per sack, abso-
lutely guaranteed, at Haynes Gro
Gerry Co., Phone No. Ill.
We learn that Mr. J F Walker
w II be manager of the Miner |
Springs Hotel. Mr. Walker is an
experienced ho.el man, having
had charge of the hotel at Mid
dleton several years.
We will save you more than two
thirds of your gasolene expense if
you will let us put an oil burner
on your Ford.
G Fl Smith and II L Moser.
Mr. J c Jourdan is remodeling
his h ,me. When finished it will
be practically new throughout and
will be one of the incest and most
attractive homes in Iuka.
WANTED - Chickens, Eggs,
Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Peas
and Peanuts. Haynes Grocery
Co., Phone No. Ill.
Mr. Ernest Lyon, of Tishomin-
go. was an Iuka visitor Saturday
and a pleasant caller at the vi
dette office. Mr. Lyon will have
charge of the school at Short this
session. The school opened Mon
day.
One Side Board, Marble Top,
50x20. mirror 1880. Solid oak,
$3.50.
Economy Furniture Store.
The many friends of Mrs o c
Hubbard, who was recently oper-
ated on for appendicitis by Dr.
Whitehurst. of Iuka and Drs Nc
Rae, of Corinth, will be glad to
learn that she has entirely recov
cred.
| One Dresser. Marble Top, 18x40.
Mirror 2Ox24, $500.
Economy Furniture Store.
Messrs w T Brown, D L Glover
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08

this week
Mr.. |. M Thorn, of Sheffield
was an Iuka visitor Sunday.
MIR. II. L. Moser made flying
trip to Chattanooga this week.
Our prices are lower than any.
ones. KohIus.
M S A Wynn. of Route /, W; S
pleasant visitor at The Videttt
off, &c Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. @. Epps, of Golden, was
pleasant visitor at the Vidette
off e Saturday.
Mr.. J NJ Barnes. of Route 4,
was pleasant caller at the vi
dette Office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] L. Goyer and
little daughter, of Cherokee, visit
ed Iuka relatives Sunday.
Prof. c. r. Stephens, of Tisho.
mingo, was in Iuka Friday and
made an appreciated call at the
Vidette office.
Messrs. E. E. Massey and
Hayes Hooks have opened a
wholesale and retail produce house
in Sheffield, Ala.
Don't you think you had better
spend dollar for your county pa
per than to make yourself a nuts
ance to your neighbor every week
in the year?
MIR. G. w. Tucker, of Tisho
mingo r /, was busine SIS visitor
in Iuka Saturday. He made an
appreciated call at the Vidette
office while here.
Mr.. H. l.. Deaton, a prominent
citizen of Mingo, Miss, was an
Iuka visitor Monday. He made
an appreciated call at the Vidette
Office while here.
We notice several more week
les have raised their subscription
10 y so. Pay your subscription
and help us to publish The Vidette
atthe same price, 81 90.
We are indebted to Mrs. Geo.
L. McMasters for one of the finest
collards We ever saw. 1t was
simply immense and much enjoy
ed by the editors family.
Miss Matte Sethman, of Jones.
boro, Arkansas, who has, for the
past two months, been visiting
re atives in and around Iuka and
Allsboro, returned home Friday
Mr.. E. B. King has sold his farm
north of town to MIR. Ingram, of
Memphis. Mr.. Ingram and fami
ly are expected 10 arrive in the
next few days.
Mr.. w. S. Brown has sold his
river farm, the T. A. Long pace
to Mr.. W. E Reece, of Memphis.
Mr.. Reece and family will live on
the place and are expected to ar.
rive about Jan. LIST.
There was quite a crowd of PEG
pie in Iuka Saturday but only a
few came around to pay their sub
scription. This is the season to
pay and surely at the present high
prices of farm products, you have
the money.
DIR. Chas. w. Daniels, of Allan
ia, Ca, will address a mass meet
ing at the Methodist church il
luka Thursday night, Nov. 9Th
1917, on the Y. M. c. A. work
DIR. Daniels is strong spe akel
and an experienced leader. The
Y. M. C. A. is doing a great work
for our soldier boys and deserve,
and should have the support o
every man, woman and child il
the United States. Be sure to at
tend this meeting.
LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
Six acres in the Burnt Mills neigh
borhood. 100 acres known as thu
Trap Place, near ASHORE, Ala
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-08
Local AND Personal

Remember, that advertisements
ordered in this paper and no time
limit specified will be published
and charged for until ordered out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
0lepnbIifaner luerOsn SorEdltia.

g8o ibin9ton, 80. glugult. IT.
Wlan 5meifelt ooron, Dab ole glnnob-
|me Der $11,53S, 945,460 ariegs.
bono. lmo Gertiiitate.8orloge bonn
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modte oie &orlage i'm Gomite fir
Wiittel itno 8ege menig 5orti6ritte.
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Dem Gomite be8iislih Der oIssemei-
men 8er6inolng Der Scr. Staaten
nit Oen glqiirten befrogt, unO apor
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traten, ooB Ole 9lutoritGt oeS Sefre-
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bon Oieiem &onOe entgegen genom-
men purOen, bel1rGnft merOc. Die
0ebotte iiber Die 6ro9e miro mor9en
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RepublHoner beitrben oaralli, Dab
man feline Sirberbcit babe, Dob oic
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gInleiben erbolten tueroe, ausgenom.
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frnten, Sfitden ou peronlaiien, 81.
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gen. oonit Oieie glnsiogen mndten
be8iigIib Der @loglihfeit, Die Bombs
5u Oen in Der @orlaee ongegebenen
Hoten al berfoufen.
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Gin oeutiAer 2ufti6iffer mari
8ombeu nuf Die 9abnitution ou 3a'
mirie.
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rel
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,Sronte 5il transporircn.
98cnn Die GiIdnbo6n 5acilitoten
Oieielben iinO, pie Dor Dem ariege,
bciBt es, Damn beoiuot cine iolde
Operation cine lon9e 3eit. glber oie
Situation bat iih 6etrd6tlid gcdn.
ocrt. 9lmerifauer ino Sopouer bo.
ben neue @clciie geleot inO 6oben
groBc &erbenerlngen inn 9eiricbS-
material porgenomneu.
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geiiern oen gau5ep Eog 6orticbrittc
muhte mo oie Sinie Iredti-Geus-
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errcidtc.
9luIiuNc Steaunaen in Oer@cecno
bon &arniba wilroc iud5reno oci
giaht oirdbrohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

arieoeS 5wii6en Oeu 9eiiirportern
uno Ocu @egnem Scr Genofrotiii.
rlng Gerticblano's beranna6t.
@iiuiHt He0cfreibcit.
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tar Oes o@eople's Council Of gImcri.
ca" bat oen &rdiioenten g8ilion Elm
8eleoramm gcionot in meldcn er
gegen oos 9orge6en oes@ouoerneurs
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ten ser glotional Gonicren5 bier.
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6rieOeu 81 beipreAen oerboten it.
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feiuen ggeg 9ie6t, Olird lpelhen 0as
9iedt Der freien HeOe uno Der frieO.
liden 3niommenfunit geiihert iper.
oen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gSermiIdlte DrpcIdlen

9lnton s. 6lofo, melher iH
gureou oes Gountp. .Sdobuciiiers III
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@antett, mo Discount Sibii miro im
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

meesSmiptquartier melOet OaB 0eltt-
i6e @egenangrifie 0ie 8riten aus
ben SteIluugen nor0oitlidb BON 5re'
ienberg an Der 6ront III 6lan0ern gu
riidgctrieben 6oben.
Sn Dem 8cri1te bciBt es:
n@eitlide 8ront: Gas Itiirmiitbe,
rcgneriilbc @etter 6ei6rdnfte oie 9lr-
tiaerie.S6Gtiefeit-nuf mdBiee @ren-
sen. @erIdie0ene 8orpoitcnaeiedtc
brodten iins @eianecne unO 8eutc
elm.
6ront oeS &ronprin5en 9iuppredt
Oos glrtiaerie.Iuca in 6lanoern be.
gann 9lbenos BON g&euem 5luiibeu
Songernott uno Sonebefe. llnierc
@cgcnaneriiic triebcn Die 8riten ans
ocn BON rn5 genomnencn Steilun.
sen norooitli1 bon 5reicn6erg.
,yront ocs oeutiden &ronprin5en
g1ur auf Dem oitli6cn llier Der Niaas
5piiben Beaumont lmo 0amloup
mar Die 9(rtiaeriet6Gtigfeit bemerf-
bar.
SJront oes gr56er5ogS g(l6rrdt.
glls g8ieoer0ergelhlng iiir 0as 8e.
lcbleBen bon Ebioucolrt Ourd oic
5ron3oien pltroen gloipont-olir-
Fres nno INSTRUMENTATION unIercn
lanaen 0iitun5.@cidiiejeuer unter-
morien.
NcltIi1e 6rout: 9rin5 eeopolO;
y'IdtS BON 9coelitllno 81 6erihten.
6ront ocs Gr5bcrjoes S,oicp6.
Slut beioen Soften ocS Oitu5.S6alcs
baben lcblciiidle uno SItcrrri6iid)ltn-
oarilbe Sruppen bic SiigrQtcaunoeu
erltilrnlt unO itorfc @egenanoriifc
norolid BON @ro5ebti 5urildaeIhIo-
gen. N'ebr ols 600 @eiangene mur.
oen 6ereingebradt. 3rpiIben Den
Goiino- llno @iitna Eb1lcrn perIud5i
ten Die &umdncu criolglos porsu.
oringen.
SSront 0es Wloribols bon W1uden-
fen: Qluf Der Gonte oes 9eroes melt.
lid bonn mittlcren Seretb nobmen
preuBiide, bagcriibc, iddliidc lluo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
@etrciSe fir SuIIanS.

Bofbin9ton %. Augiit. a
0ie glo6runasmittel. Administration
bat Die 5reilalmne bon apolf boldn-
Oiiden Sbiffcn ongeoronet, mclde
oenndbit nit N}ois imo g9ei6en fir
Die llnteritiibung DER @elgier unO fir
Solono aus einem otlontiIben &o-
fen o6gcben meroen. Die critic Gen.
olng miro iineefdbr gu gleiden
Ebeilen eetbeilt werocn.
Scr uripriinglihe 8lnn beobiif'
tistc oie 6reiloliinte bon 80 ooer
mebr Shiffcn ood baben Iid felt.
Oem sic llnIt1n0e geGnOert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gum SraFOcntcm sntac6ciaen.

g8ofbington 30. sluenit. II
&rdiioeut @ilion bieB belite Die glb.
ib6blmg ocs Nlnrine.Gepar
fir Ole GerouSeobung meiterrer
$350,0O0OOO fir neue Sorpeooboot.
8erItorer Gut. Die 8orlasc fir Oie
@eripiaieung miro iofort Dem Con-
greB unterbreitet iperoen. gtpo
$225,OOO.OOO bierbou iolen fir ben
glnfauf ooer Oen @uu bon Donpf.
molrbinen. Sobriten in0 Sdiffsbaii-
merften perallSgabt mer0cn. Die &C.
genlpdrtig fir oen @au ioIherShiiic
borbereitcten ShiffSboiibofe iino nit
Oen bereits oussegebenen Gontroften
beIHdftigt. Qie neuen Maidinen.
@crfItGtten ioaen I'M Snnern oes
2onoes eebnut peroen. mo fdbiee
WfGnuer. ole Oie 9lrbeit i6nea fertig
Iteacn fonnen, oniGliig iino.