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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
HELM ACCUSES
FIVE LEGISLATORS
5ERNSTC RIFF sLUSH FUND SCAN
DIAL TO HAVE ~ AIRING
As RESULT.
Ais1s-1z representative Claims That
Members CT Senate ard House Have
Arteo SUspioiousiy ana Probe
Viii Fellow.

Washin--on.-The Bernstorff 81. on
Sll~l fund scandal took a n-x turn
I'd September -. when Representative
lroll~ Helm. u Alabama created q
sensation by naming i've legislators
and d-i-a niin- Information Il what
CONNECTION they had il any. with pro
fi-rDan activities
With his startling accusations he
Immediately removed all doubt that
there VIII De- & congressional investi-
CATION Nothing can prevent IL now.
whether The administration wishes or
Ho1.
Goaded n name The men he ac-
cuSes. he NAMED the~-.
Senator Ia Toilette OF Wisconsin.
Representative Fred 4 Bri-ren of
Chicago. Representative William Z.
Mason Of Chicago. Representative Pat
rick Z. Norton Of North Dakota and
Representative John 81 Bae- Of North
Dakota
These names were brought out by
Helm when lie appeared before the
house rules committee which Is CON
TtH-H A--- AT~ffAA A4t4A- "a % -NDILIA
and Fordney Of Michigan to probe the
Bernstorff fund and its application TO
congress.
When word came that he had men
toned these five, sentiment demand
Ing an immediate and exhaustive in
quiry spread like wildfire through the
membership Of the house. RepubM-
farz and Darnoc-o-a snira1 - 1.-,,o-d
ing that the house take up the matter
and find out once and for all if Rep
resentative Hefiin had any ground
for mentioning names in connection
with his German propa ganda cause.
If the resolution is not reported soon
any one Of the several members is
likely 10 rise to a point Of highest priv
ilege and force either Heflin's proof or
his expulsion from the house.
Of the men named. four were In
Washington Thursday. Senator La Fol-
lette declined to answer questions con-
corning the Helm charges. Norton.
Britten and Baer issued warm re-
torts. Mason was in Chicago.
In an imprisoned speech Heflin de-
manded that the rules committee ask
for general investigation 50 that he
might learn:
l. Where the money came from
that produced literature supporting
the an'i-draft bill of Representative
Mason.
>. Where the money came from that
produced literature supporting the
Britten resolution to exempt German
Americans from military service
abroad.
,. What congressman are planning
70 line up with the Nonpartisan league
iliat elected Baer and which is said to
oppose the war.
I. Who was in the organiza ton La
Toilette is champiOning that would
leave the president without an army.
>. Why Norton insists on turning
over the proposed sush fund inyesti-
CATION against him. Heflin.
Helm has threatened 20 implicate
others besides the five already named.
He declared he would name more of
The suspicious thirteen or fourteen
before committee and. failing that. /
before the house itself. The threats,
with feeliu- 50 high. make an investi- /
CATION Ger 70.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
WIRELESS RECORDS BROKEN.
Messages Transmitted Between Hawaii
and Ssyville, NJ. J.

Washington.-The new naval wire
less station at Pearl harbor. Hawaii
the most powerful in the world-was
opened September 20 with new
worlds record for long distance trans
mission.
Messages exchanged between Sec
rotary Daniels and the naval conn
mandant at Pearl harbor were trans
mitted between Hawaii and Sayville.
l.. A. approximately 1000 miles. with
in thirty-three minutes.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

Peoria, Ill.-George a. Smith of Salt
Lake, Utah, retiring president of the
international Irrigation congress, was
elected president Of the international
Dry Farming congress, at it's closing
business session.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
LA TOILETTE CRITICISED.
Five Petitions Demand His Expulsion
From the Senate.

WESTINGHOUSE Senator Robert MIR
ion la Toilette of Wisconsin on SAT-
urday found bitter public sentiment
against him crystallized into fivc-pcti-
tions demanding his expulsion from
the senate of the United States.
One came from the Minnesota COM
mission of public safety, two came
from Washington ana II fourth came
from New York The firth came from
La FOilette'S own home state.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Oman Acquitted.

san FranciscO.-Frank c. Oxman
Durkee- Ore. cattleman, was acquitted
Friday Of q charge Of attempted sub
ornatiOn Of perjury growing out Of the
conviction Of Thomas J. Mooney on a
murder charge in connection with the
preparedness parade bomb explosion
here last year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
SKIN-TORTUREO BABIES
Sleep. Mothers Res, After Treatment
With Cutieura-Triai Free

Send today FOR free samples ~ Cut-
cura soap and Ointment and learn boss
quickly they relieve itching. buru...
skin troubles. and point 10 speedy boa
inent OF baby rashes. eczema and ifcA
inss. Having cleared haby's sAln k,ci
10 clear 10y using Cuticuru exclusively.
Free sample each by mail with Eook
Address postcard. Cuilcurn. Dept. l.
Boston sold veryvherc.-Adv.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Her Life Mission.

Her Husband-Even if you are the
president of the Wellwishers' society 1
don't see you doing much to make 9TH
ers happy.
Mrs. POnderosa-Much you know
Every time walk out on the street /
make lots of women happy to think
they're not as fat as | am.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

Washington.-The house adjourned
Thursday after a brief session in hon
or Of the memory of Representative
Ebenezer ]. Hill. who died at his
home in Norwalk, Conn, after an ILL
ness of several weeks.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

Daily the Italians continue t...r
aerial commandments of Austrian posi-
rionS with large quantities of eN-
pio>ivs~. The great fortress 81 Foia
q gain has received Visitation aui
enemy depotS at B,rie. near Nahri~ina.
northeast OF Tri,~t on thee Gulf of
Trie>f. have been homhnrlri.
Keeping up their almost nightly ale
tack~ hy air during the h~r week
German air raiders again visited ,he
London district and the Kent ani Is
sex coasts sunday night Evrrs-t l.-r,
the raiders dropped bombs II Us pee
ported that three Of them were
brought down
\ stronghold las been obtained ly
the British on Ba-dad through Tine
capture from fh, Turks Of the main
Ottoman Position in the region 90
i:emadie. The Ottoman general
Ahmed Bey his staff anil several
Thousand men were taken prisoner.
ami a large quantity Of guns and ana
munirion was captured.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Kitty Acquired the Habit.

A. Mary - mother was ,oicr tea.a
cr Mary was familiar with the tcru..n-
"io-s 81 Tie music studio. puc das
w hen her kitten wn> whining Nocif.r.
Ou-iy outside thr door. 5lury cA
claimed. Mamma. please L., kitty iu
She's outside. forcing her voice t-rr.
bly,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
French Lose Dozen shios in Week

Paris.-The French admiralty an
nounced the following losses by sub
marines or mines for the week end
ing September % Over 1000 tons.
seven; under 1000 tons, five. Three
steamers were attacked unsuccessfully.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

Freeport. Ill.-The practice Of send
ing cigarettes and tobacco to soldiers
was condemned in resolutions adopted
at the state convention Of the Key
stone League of Christian Endeavor Of
the United Evangelical church.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
FOREIGN Ship Bill Passed.

Washington. - The administration
bill 70 permit foreign merchant ships
70 engage in American coastwise trade
was passed by the house without a
roll call. II now goes TO the senate,
prompt action being expected.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Liberty Bonds Above Par.

New YOrk.-Trading in Liberty 81
per cent government bonds at quota
lions running from 1O0.Ol to the new
high premium Of 1OO24, was q fea-
ture on the stock exchange Friday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Plotted Against Draft.

San Francisco.-A verdict of guilty
in the cases of Daniel O'ConnelI. an
attorney. and five other men. nc
cused of conspiracy to hamper en-
forecment of the selective draft Inv
was returned Tuesday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Trading Bill Up to Wilson.

sshington.-The conference report
on the trading with the enemy bill,
adopted by the senate, was adopted
Tuesday by the house without a roll
call. 1t now goes to the president for
signature.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Bavaria Replies to Pope's Note

Berlin.-Bavaria has sent a separate
reply to the pope's peace proposals
The document is said to be fully in
keeping with that sent by the Berlin
government. papal delegate is ac-
credited to the Bavarian court.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

BE Compound for
inhammation and
other weaknssses. /
was very ir.og uiar
and would have ter
nole pains 90 tilatI
could hardly take a
step. Som etimes I
would be s. l.lsera-
BE that / could not
sweep a 70 ID. |
doctOred par Of TIE
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Kelly to Have Second Trial.

Red oak. lathe Rev. Lyn George
J. Kelly. whose trial on IA charge of
completely in the Nillsca ny murders
ended Thursday i'm disagreement of
the jury. will be tried the second
time
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
Belqians Executed as SPIES.

Observation-Disclosures have been re-
ceived from the frontier by the Tele-
graf to the effect that thirty residents
of Client. Belgium, have been put to
death in the last three weeks ON
charges of espionage.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

Practice doesn't always make per
rect hut u makes some lawyers and
doctors wealthy.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
SUBMARINE MENACE
STILL VITAL FACTOR
VESSELS BEING SUNK wo7z RAE
IDLY TAN T-EY Can Sc
BUILT 80 GL-=5
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no-- taxing r. an -. .,.ssit.l. - 80
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04

George M. Roiph OF San Francisco is
in charge of the sugar department Of
the United States food administration.
He has been associated in the raw and
refined sugar business for nearly tue--
ty years.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
His Wish.

"His wife is so angry with him she
hasn't spoken to him for two days"
Gee / wish / could make my wife
as mad as that"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN
Positive Proof That Lyd;a
E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Bridgeton, MI cannot speak too
highly Of Lydia z Pinkham Vegeta-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-04
NEW ARMY TO Be IN
FRANCE IN SPRING
TO COMPLETE THEIR TRAIN
ING IN FRANCE
Additional Hundreds OF Thousands Of
Fighting Men % Be Secured Through
Second Draft Which May
Be MADE Any Time

hinE-on--Iiau> are now IN
Preparation Al the war department.
according To INFORMATIVE obtained on
September - TO have large proper
ton ~ The drafted men now entering
training camps il France by early
spring
J. j. proposed ~ give the men the
rullments II military duty and then
Transport them 70 the American base
in France There they viii b- put
through course Of intensive training.
b these means il j. believe they
viii develop much more rapidly as
soldiers besides opening the way to
the trimming Of additional hundreds II
thousands 20 be secured through sec
ond draft
Preparing fer Second Call.
This call viii he much sooner than
has generally been believed. il j. init
mated. and this i largely the reason
why the war department j. - much
Interested az present in proceeding
with the immediate examination Of the
10000 registered men who have not
yet been called.
This proposition i tied up temper
arily by the fact that an appropria-
ton is necessary before the work can
proceed The required appropriation
Is included in the general deficiency
bin now before congress
Figures are extremely taboo with
the war department these days. but IL
il no violation OF the spirit Of the let
ter Of the censorship provision 10
state thar IL is hoped 10 move approx
imately $4,000 10 10000 of the draft
ed men to France TO complete their
training there.
Ii Il hoped in some quarters that
this can be done by the end OF April.
These troops would not be available
for trench work until late in the sum
mer at the earliest, but they would be
in France and the political effect Of
their numbers would be great
Where there was talk only a few
weeks ago of 10000 men in France
by spring. the prospects now are that
the active fighting forces-regulars
and national guard. will be nearer
300 600 than 10000
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE
NOTES AND COMMENTS
What Is Going On Around Our
Little Circuit.

This season the Martinsburg team
will sell all tickets Of whatsoever
kind at the ticket office AZ Rosemont
park. Under no conditions viii any
money be accepted at any of tho
Gates. in lieu Of tickets Tho tickets
for the main gate and for the auto.
mobile gates must all be purchased
at the same office This season all
automobiles will be charged to enter
rounds, the rates being Is cents for
faadete' and . cents for touring
Gc The tickets for these cars Will
be sold at the ticket office the same
rs nh other tickets
Don II. PARSONS.
Sec MbE. b. b. Cub.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
GERRARDSToWN NOTES.

Gerardslovn May 10 MIR and
Mis- Bovd Hollis, Of Inwood. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par.
enia Mr. and Mrs J W West.
Mrs j r Bowers spent Sunday
with Mrs. Edward Hutton.
ReY pmder, Of Bunker Hill. spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. Tllden Dot
ter aud family.
Mothers Day will be held in the
N f Church South. Sunday morning
al II a ~ May 10 We invite ev-
ecrybody to come
Mr. ana Mr. william Thompson
spent Tuesday evening in Martins
bnrG
Mrs. +. l. rlice aud Miss Esther
Hutton spent Tuesday with Mrs. Z.
\ HeIor. of Darlscsville
MT Oscar Busey was in Martins.
burg on Tuesday
MISS Mabel Chorpenng is spending
few DAYS with her sister. Mrs, Har.
rV Barney. Of Martinsburg.
Nh ana Mrs John Smith and chill
arcn spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ben Coils
Mr. and Mrs Grady Lewis and lit
nc daughter spent Sunday evening
vain MIR Paron Coils and family
Mn - L. Price was in MartinBburg
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
CONSUMPTION QUACkS
EXPOSED BY X-RAY
Is the Declaration Made Before
National Association.
tBy International News Service

tBy International Newa servicel
Cincinnati. MAY 10 The new
knowledge eli the condition of nbcl-
culosis patients. particularly IN early
stages. made possible by The May.
shows the fasifY of tho ae=eallea
cures tor con umpton Hike the Fried.
man aerum. hycxplodnE the theories
en- which they are based, Or II. Ken
non nunbam. of this city, told the
clinical section Of the annual meet.
'ns Of he National Association for
tbe study and Prevention of Tuber.
culoss here today.
ON the other hand nr nunham do.
cared, the X.ray picture makea pos.
slblc eXact surgical operations IN The
chest to m extent never before real
ized, and these hy removing the dis.
oascd TISSUE may lead 10 i checking
Of the advance of tho disease. there.
| by Fastening recovery
Al HE present time the tubcreu
leais propaganda doe not include
! protective care for The infants Of the
tuberculosis aecordine to Dr Alfred
Z Hess. Of New york
pr Edward Archibald Of Montreal
Canada. declared thai tuberculosis Of
the bowel. generally considered sure
~ faial. could sometimes be pcrma
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10

Monk" WIaltcr. last years center
fielder with nagerstown, has secured
hi8 release. and has joined tho Cham
bersburg team. Monk" is delighted
with the change The iIagerstown
management did not deal fairly with
him in that suspension business and
ho wanted to get away,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10

Short Long arrived here this
morning md is in the lineup this
afternoon
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
ROUND OUT GOLDEN
CYCLE IN ILLINOIS
VIII Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp. For.
merIy SalIie Shank.

Nj .H'"ddA' MAA It. iat a. MI ana
Mrs George knapp. of 50S East
Nanu. streef wsu rs,o TO-, ,,arr;o3
fffy wears sa,s the D,ils pant..
r5pb Of Bloomington IN y, sam.
#aav pror IA that date N,v - nrv
viii celehrat, rho e,.nt Tbo ro,sor
f,r mis- ,rr5nronoo, +. I'm, ~, -
fhefr COM ar, Instructors ~ s.s,o,s
and win no unab,c !, ho nres,,t ,n,.
,shrr aav th., saturday Tho rsco-.
ana VIII he nel5 +. thc st,sr,oa,
Us. .nair rs.,4. .5,l ,ot,,,t,r. ma
pieecdior bi. , e,,nfh. d,,n.. MIN
H. so,,zs3 f.r .4o ze.,,t.,.,z a.,.. In
Ir.,a cone g., snen5 tbo 5.,. ,.,a,
an,
Nh. md NJ E,,n, worn aoi,.t
N MARRIAGE Nfay n 1sfz Am, NJ.
1.e5,,, stated :, pa,,t...,,,l -,
,Faf ,F,ir o,,rrf,r, w. not ~ -,
~, ~ = rarnaa., 5,,t. ,,,,at,,,,. -
.a4t5a ia... H.. s5,r, .na 4. ~.
be- foi5 Mr. 5nano u.,g horn IN NJ.
...al,,ssaft. !, No. a,u. 80 v-ostao,,
January ~ 1872 rnnea l.. .raa, -
,o5np manbood ,o1 who, H. cat
o5na f,,. ,5,rsao,,a1 ,a1,ntoor. j.,
1872 Ae .a.,...,.1 .,a ,ofoo1 co,,,
MANY q rha5-f,nrh fnf,r,,, -
\tas.asnhssffs lnnri,r his 40. ~,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
JUNIOR PROM FRIDAY

IN tho absence Of the usual mill.
ar4 ban Tie annual Junior Prom
Gl,cn DY tho Junior class Of West
Virginia Eniqersity IN honor Of the
graduating elaes, % be held lhis
arag on Friday is by far the most
important social event Of the year
u Woet Virginia.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
Don n PARSONS.
Sec MbE -. b. Cub.

Despite the decidedly cool atmos-
phcrr this afternoon. indications at 8
o'clock were thai goodsiacd crowd
of loyal fans would be present at the
opening game with Ilagcratown, sch
eduled to commence at $50. A big
number Of automobiles were gather
ing in the square for the parade this
afternoon. aud this feature was ex'
pccted to be Il success The automo-
biles were scheduled to start at go.
so as to allow the players sufficient
time Tor practice work before tho
game
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10

Our old friend "stuny" Johnson is
also with Chambersburg, having sign.
Cd up for baclSstop work Schaufele.
last years Maroon receiver. Is max
INK good with Jack Dunn's Orioles
and Will remain there.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Siuci soOtc, Orci Scrlc4tc.

&orferSburg, g8. .%o., 6. 9(pr.
Ter Campfer nSea GitD" filbr
belte ge0en cine @iouer Ser Sdlelie
bei'm Gomm glr. 10 inn S6io.6luB
bel Sittle Sodinq in Ohio unO ianf,
nobel 5luei @}dnner i6r 9eben berlo.
rem unO Orei @erionen perIebt pur-
Oen Sic Namcn ser Eoten iinO S..
Eablor bon Gait 9ioerpool, g., ser
ourd einen iallenoen Sdorniteiu qe-
t0otet purOe, wG6reno Soc 2n6raD
BON &ittsbltrg, ertranf. Ger Sam.
pier ge60rte ser oO6io & &anam6a
9toOigotion 60" mo hr6r 3ipiic6en
&itts6lrg6 unO G6arleiton, @.-&a.
Gr mar nit $4,000 bepert6et ruS
6atte BEL ieinem llntergong cine gro-
Be Sa0ung an 9orO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
On glelu.Qlnrf ncr6nftet.

Gobert Sterling lmO oelien 8e-
gleiterin, 81. MarD Mmlreie, Die Dor
einigen @o9en cine groBe gln5abl
9erionen in Baltimore INN 9aarbe-
trGge erleihterten, murOen geItern
glbeno in 9}em. Dorf ber6aftet. 0e-
teftip SommerSla miro nod ylep-
Yorf fa5ren unO 0os 9aor Suriid-
bringen. SSreo. lluireio, Ser in Der
0aubertltroBe pobnt, mar Der erlte,
ser iib bel Ger Yoli5ei ii6er Ster.
lin9's Gronsoftionen 6eldWerte.
Sterling bate in einem groBen @e-
bGuOe I'M @cihGftsoiIirift elm 9u-
reail. gluf ieine gln5eigen meloeten
iib oiele imqe MGnner unO V9dobcn
oie einen 9aar6etrog binterlegten
nohoem i6nen oeripro6en morOen
mar, DAB i6neu @elegen6eit eegeben
per0en miiroe, in einep @anoelbilo
ole .Star" -yioae 5u ipielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
3iuci Sabre 8ndJtGamS.

GapitGu bon &leiit mo SbersSnse'
uieur aarl Sdmiot bonn Gum-
fer .8rie0rib ser @robe~ 5lt oie-
icr Straic oerurt6eilt, - gine
@cIoItraie bon $4,000 alei6iqas
ii6er oie @erurt6eilten OerbGugt
morOen.
92ew gorf, 6. 9lpril. gu ser
I6wcreu Strafe bon 5pei Sa6ren
3udtbous in ser 9unOes .Straian'
itolt 5u 9ltlanta lmo elmer @elOiiraie
Don $4,000 mnrOen 6elite ie @apiion
Charles non Gleiit elm @bemifer uno
natltrolilirter @iireer, iomie aorl
Shmi0t, Scr G6ei-,Sngenieur 0eS
6eute BON ser @unOes-9}egierung be-
lhlaqna6nten 0euti6cn Gampfers
,6rieorid ser @roBe" Derurtbeilt.
,SrieOrib Rar6aOe, George %rocOel
uno g9il6elm @araOeS, SHlis-Sn9e-
nielre Oes .6rieorih Der @roBe"
Mn0 grnlt 9eder, @leftrifer aui oem.
leI6en Sdiif, murOen 81 je $500
@eloliroie unO 6 Nionote @efdngniB
oeroonnert. Gieiel6en plrOen Ser
8cri6worlng ibuIOig behmOen,
6eucrbom6en inter oie 2aolmg bon
Gompiern 81 brm9en. Die demi.
ide Gonitruftion mar iol6er 9tatur,
oaB Oas 6euer ni6t iriibcr auSbre-
den tonnte, bis iid Oie Gampier aul
6o6er Gee befanOen.
9ei Der @crurt6eihmg oeS Gnpi-
TINS bon GleiIt ia9te 9fibter @au
Sleet, Dab er 5uirieoen nit Dem llr-
t6eil ie,i oaB BON Gleilt miiientlidJ
lm0 a6iibtlib an Ser 6abrifation
oieier sSnitrumente in Der 9lbiidt
t6eiloenommen babe, luelde nur ais
teuiliid 6arafteriiirt merOen fam
lmo falm Der 9eItrafng entipribt.
9lls 9iirger Ger 8ereinigten Staoten
erfrelte er ii6 oaer 8rei6eit lnb
Gorrebte, uno 1T ieine 36at Elm
iblecbtes 9eiipieI fir 9iireer ieiner
&aiie lmo @eblrt. S,n 9e5ug oui
SdmiOt puroen miloernoe llmItdnoe
in @rudoung ee5oeen ga er elm oeut-
icber llntertban lit. Ole 9iirgi6ait
mnr0e aui 9(ntrag fir bon aleiit aui
$4,000 uno iiir Sdmiot AMI $4,000
ieitgciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

Bon ben Sritentrnppen
gCuOmuten.
s5m Der Wegem6 n6r6Ii6
UUm ct, Quentin.

Gie @erluIte Der 9eutiden in Oen
fiir5liden Gpcratioueu 5pilden
ct. Quentin unO 9(rros ansebIib
icbr beOeuteno. 9aorOipeitli6
BON geims miro nod Iebbaft
meiter eefanpft. 6ron8oien
mcloen 8ortidritte in 6er@egeuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

Nie nYarbora.9o9c, .. 5. @..S.
na6m in ibrer geitrioeu @eriamm.
hng in oSeinri6's Sale an Der
6re0erid-9lOeme Die @iniebung Der
@eamten fir Oas lanienoe So6r Dor.
Gie 9eamtinncn inO. Sulia SSrci
@rdiioentin @milie 3inunermaun
Gice.%r6iiOentin, Sara6 9llbefer
Sefretdrin &at6orineSeinri1 S6at-
meiiterin, SOa M}iiaer SSnnere @ade
lmo Gmilie @mllus 9lellBere @atbe.
glod Der Geremonie wer0en ole Ca
men iicb al einem S1maus mo @r.
iri6ungen laben.