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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01

tioned. The people of this state must respond, and will respond, to this na- tionaI demand that those things which are non-essential be cast aside and that our whole force be directed to essential work.
 "The consideration of new enter prises-person occupation, public improvements, building construction and industrial work of every descrip- tion-must be guided ty the test: will it help win the warp The whole force of the nation must be directed toward the nations one paramount task. Connecticut must do it's share, and more, in laying aside all non essential enterprise and devoting its entire resources to essential work It is highly probable that, through fed eral legislation and the already es- tablished priority system, the use of labor and materials for all unessen tial purposes will be made impossi ble during the war. The loyal citi zens of Connecticut will not wait until such legislation Is enacted te respond to the nations demand in its hour of need"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
7 - N.s' ~~1 - LITTLE BENNX'S
 NOTE BOOK
EBy Lee Pape)

Me and pop and ma was in the set ting room last nite, me drawing a map of North Americka for my home werk and ma hitting. and pop setting there thinking and shocking, and all of a suddin he sed, l serteny saw a funny fellow at the show last nite, he kepp on saying, Have you seen Mac lately and they wood say, Mac who? and he wood say, Mackeron1e, and diffrent things like that.
 Well, I must confess that l don't see any grate humer in that, sed ma
 Now I'm sure it's funny, sed pop, by the way, wat ever became of Bill?
 Bill who? sed ma.
 Bill Board, sed pop.
 Who7 sed ma, O, it's one of those joaHs.
 So it is, sed pop, but I say, mothir, joaking aside, wen did you see Frank last?
 Wich Frank? sed n1a- ' Now Willyun, I do hope you're not going to keep that up all eevning sed ma
 No, I'm throo, sed pop, know wen to quit, I gess, and by the way, that reminds me, met BeTther and she asked for you
 O, Berther Simmins? sed ma-
 No, Berther A Nation, the grate moving pickture, sed pop
 Well speaking of movies, I'm going to them, and I'm going rite now this ininn7t, sed ma. Wich she did, me going with her, and pop stayed home 1affing to himself and calling after ma vile we was going down stairs, O mothir, did I tell you I herd rum Sue. you know, Sue Fordamages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
LIQUOR LICENSES
 ARE BEING ISSUED

Most of the liquor licenses for the towns of Fairfield county outside of Bridgeport, have now been granted by the County Commissioners. Work of granting licenses for Bridgeport will commence Monday morning.
 During the month just ended the sum of $169, ,231.5O has been received for license fees, representing 210 re- tail licenses, 37 drug stores, 26 wholesale places, and A club certifi- cates. In Stratford nine licenses to run until Monday were granted, the town having voted no license in Octo- ber
 The money is divided between the state, which receives 25 per cent, the county ten per cent, and the re- mainder to the towns in which the licenses are granted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
Real Test of States Loyalty.

In making public this warning" the Connecticut State Council of Defense gave out the following statement:
 "The time has come when every ounce of power in America must be used for a single object-winning the war. Nowhere is this more true than in Connecticut, "the arsenal of the na- tion," for our country is depending upon this state for more than half of the tremendous supply of munitions which America must provide for use in the struggle to overcome autoc- racy.
 We are now face to face with the real test of Connecticut's loyalty to the republic The next few months will show whether this state is en- titled to the reputation it enjoys as leader among the states of the Union in war service to the nation, or must be known to the world as a Stacker state.
 "All effort-eYery resource in men and money and materia1s-must be directed to the task of winning the war. If Connecticut responds to this call. her loyalty can never be ques-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
12 FATALITIES IN
 FOOTBALL IN 1917

Chicago, Dec 1 - Football, the toughest of American outdoor sports, exacted a toll of 12 victims during the 1917 season, which ended with Thanksgiving Day games, according to reports to the Associated Press to- day. The number was six less than in 1916 and four less than in 1915. In 1914 there were l 5 deaths.
 Defenders of the popular college sport pointed to the fact that not a fatality nor even a serious injury oc- cured in the big universities and col leges, where the game is conducted under expert physical direction.
 All the victims, with one excep- ton, were either High school stu dents or players who, with little or no training, participated in semi-pro- fessional games.
 The open style of play instead of the smashing game that rapidly is being discarded, has eliminated much of the danger in the opinion of Fred L. Murphy, a former Yale star, now coach at Northwestern university. The players, he said, also are better protected through improved heavily padded uniforms and headgear.
 Lack of proper training and physical condition is the greatest 1 menace to the game;' Coach Murphy said today. High school students and senni-professional players, as a rule, are not properly hardened to play the game. In the big colleges and universities the players are l systematically conditioned and train ed. In addition they undergo a rigid l physical examination. If they have symptoms of heart weakness they are not accepted"
 A. A. Stagg, the veteran coach at the University of Chicago, said that universal physical examination and training of High school students would materially reduce the number of football deaths
 The list of victims includes:
 Charles c. Persiani, Jr, of Plants i vile, Conn.,, 19 years old, student al Pennsylvania Military College, died Nov. IS, of a ruptured blood vesse, of the brain
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01

AS usual there will be a lot of peo- pie this year who won't select Christ mas gifts until the stock has been thoroughly paved over and the best stuff picked out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
ENEMY ALIENS
 TO BE RUGGED

What will probably be termed by the Central Powers as the greatest act of barbarism displayed during the war is ordered in the recent mes sage received by United States Mar shal c. .. MiddlelorOoks, directing that all enemy aliens confined in jails for violations of the permit law be ''shot." The men are to be shot twice facing the gun both front and profile. About seventeen aliens in the Hart ford jail; six in both the New Haven and Bridgeport jails and one in the New London jail are to be thus tex ecuted." The shooting" is to be done by camera. One photograph is to be sent to Washington and a copy kept in the marshaTs office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
RABIES SITUATION
 IS MUCH IMPROVED.

The rabies situation in the section of the state west of the Connecticut River, which is covered by dog quar- antine, is improving, Commissioner of Domestic Animals James M. Whittle- sey announced yesterday. Large numbers of dogs have been captured, some have been killed and there have been no serious outbreaks of the dis ease in the territory that is under quarantine The department is, much pleased with the results that have been obtained.
 Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
Three Counties Organized.

Three counties - Middlesex,- New London and Tolland-have been fully organized in preparation for the se- ..ries of war rallies which is now start ing and will be conducted by the Con- necticut State Council of Defense.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-01
State Council of Defense Warns Connecticut Busi- ness Men Against New Enterprises.
PREDICTS RESTRICTIONS . THROUGH NEW STATUTES
No New Undertakings in Factories, Building Activities, Public Improve ments, Etc., Should Be Considered, Warning Says, Unless Materials . Required Will Contribute to Prose
 cution of War.

i The Connecticut State Council of Defense has issued "a warning" against undertaking any new enter prises which do not contribute direct fly to the war strength of this country or it's allies" until victory is won, at the same time declaring that, "in the course of time, no one need be sur prised if, during the war, the use of labor and materials for all non-essen- tia1 purposes is made impossible by regulation or statute"
 The warning" which will be circu- lated widely throughout the state, fol- lows:
 Text of Warning.
 ENew enterprises which do not di- reetly contribute to the war strength of this country, or its allies, should not be undertaken.
 During the period of the war any new enterprises or undertakings should be tried and justified by this test:
 "'Wil1 the men, money and mate rial required by this enterprise best contribute in this way to the winning of the war;
 Every man and every. resource will be needed by our country during the war All efforts should be centered on winning.
 '@There is no uncertainty or ambigu- ity about this statement of your duty.
 Men who are considering new en- te7prises, public improvements, dwell ings, factories, industrial work of any description should be guided by the above test.
 "The above should prepare the minds of business men for action af fecting the full operation of those in- dustries not essential to the national defense and also affecting the con sumption by the public of luxuries and non-essentials. "In the course of time no one need be surprised if during the war the use of labor and materials for all non-es sential purposes is made impossible by regulation or statute.
 CONNECTICUT STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
Sn China
Sit Die gage unfair unO ,icms
Lib aefdbrIit.
SrisSsredbt in SisutiiH.

Ulutoen, 6, SUM. 3ruppeu bes
8pnperneurs bon NlutOen iinO in
Sbdnbditpon an Der 9a6n $50 Reis
len BON 3iens5iiu angetommsn.
2ruppen pon gtubui, Iopie BON
Sbantuug unb bon 9udopfuare lies
gen bel Uia9ang in Der gldbe BON
5ientIin. Die WilitGrs@ s@ouperneure
ertldren Iie piirben bic @ieoerberitsIs
lung Der Wipnarbie ni6t unterItiiben.
Die 5iibrer iinb bereit ouF @runo
Der 2tufl0Iung bes Pnrlamentes Der
RepubIit gu perbanOeIn, nber lie be-
Iteben nuf Der 8ei6ebaltung oes gres
miers.
&pnIularberidte Ideinen an3uoeus
ten, ooB cine Srennang in NorO unb
Siib 5u erparten 1T, lolten bic W}is
Iitoriiten duf nem 4tdtritt bes Bres
miers beiteben. IS niro befiir6tet,
bab penn bic Nlilitariiten ben 9obns
betrieb 6inoern ioIten, an Dem
tremoes 8eIo tnterelilert 1T, Sapan
interbenieren piiroe. 5ieus3iin bat
oaa Griegsrsdt ertlGrt. sSn Der
fran50Tidsn &on3eiiion BON Sisns
5Iiu bat in eiuem gta6liEement in
Dem Grploiipitoffe bergeiteat purben,
cine GrploIio itattgsfunben, bel Der
3psi 2obssfGlIe eiutroten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
Ser 6lueite Sag.
EenniUu Der ScterancH Der 6uHs
l6Oerierten Armee.
NOrgcn bic Scamtcnluabl.

8aI6in9ton, 6. SUM-. 2tm beutis
9ea speiten Gage Der 27. aeunion
tonfOoerierter 8eteransn finbet Die
id6rlide 8eoddtnisfeier fir bic Sc
fallenen auf oem arlington Ratipnol
6rieobofe itott. 9tu9 peroen Die Sc
indftsiiBuneen oebalten, 4pmiteebes
rihte eingerei9t uno ionItiges Sc
ihGft poll5ogen. Worgen finbet Die
GeomtenpabI unb bic 2(uspobl oes
Der nd9iten HsunionItabt itntt.
Me6rere StGbte oes SiiOens Iino
i'm 0e6Oe nnb beperben iicb um bic
nG4ite &onpention. Sine beionoers
lebbafte &ompa9ns ma4t 5ulia, Oiz
laboma. Bel Den beuti9en 3eremps
nien ouf bem arlington 5riebbofe
piro 9ensrataniutant Wiaiom g..
niidle bic @6renlife Der @eteronen
berlsien, uno 8iI6of GoGins Oeunp
BON Gi9mpnb, 9o., pirb bic S5eIts
rebe baItsn. SuoIi9e 5rauen
I4miiden Die 8rdber Der &OnFo0es
rierten. glu9 Die lleberle6enben bss
tpnfobsriertsn Sanitdtstorps uuo Der
Truppsn, bic ruter benz Reitsrgeneral
Rotban 3. 6orreit oienten, finbet pier
gtott
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
HoN5d appedicrl an Qr6eiler.
ln0lI6rs lrolrtariat turStrt gum Iotortigtu
9rirOrnsI6IuR aut.
llr6G 100 Oai5iuc in krodaol gefmaen ge6allcn

petrosrao. 5. Suni. 0as aousil
Der Solontens uno grbeiter DsIeaas
ten ianbte beute cine lanae GrtIdrun9
on Die io5iaIiitilben parteien uno
3entraIperbdnoe Der arbeitersllnios
nen Der gan5en Welt, in Dem Is ieis
nsn glppsl ppm %. Mdr3 pieoerboIt,
0aB bic 8olter Der @elt Ii1 in ents
ihieoener 8eiie fir 6rieoen betdtissn
uno oehen Banner bas Mlotto traaen
iolle: n6rieoen obne 2tnuerionsn mo
@nti6doi9uneen auf Der @runolnge
oes Redtes Der Nationen ihr eigenes
Snidiol gu bsitimmen."
Na9 0ini0tis borduf, ouB oas
&on3il bic Snitiotipe nit Der @inbes
rufuns zines tntsrnationalen Gons
grsnes ergriffen babe. betont Der
4ufruf, OaB 6rieoeu ouf bieIer Bats
nur 5u errei6en lei, pem ale So
3ioliiten uno Qlrbeitsr Der Griegfiibs
renoen pie Der neutrdleu 2dnoer Su
einem entIhloNsnen un0 bartnddigen
8ampfe geseu Die ieBige SdId4terei
oereinigteu.
9luf Der 9onfsrenS Ioue eiue pors
ldufige Giuigung oIler SoSidliIteu
fir bieIen 3pat itottfiHoen. 0as Iet
notfpeuoige @orarbsit, um ole auf
Oos gIeide 3ieI bindrbeitsn gu mas
9eu.
Die 8ouferenS Iei peitsr notig fir
bic 2ebensintereHen bes prpIetoriates
aller Gambler.
getrograo, 6. SUM, iibsr 2onoon.
Der &riegsminiiter &erenstb III na9
Der norbpeItIi6en 5ront obaereiIt.
Dor ser glbreiie ser Io3iaIiitiIben
MtiniIter nah &ronItaot purb: bic
FoI9enbe gstonntmohung oer0fients
li6t: Die prOpiIoriI6s Hegierung
bat in Der Grtenntnis, boB bic Sue
ItGnoe in aronfabt beorobli9 uuO
unertrGgli6 fnb, bic io3ioliitiI9eu
MiniIter 3Iereteli un0 Gtabeleft ere
Iu6t, Ii6 nod Der 6eIiuns Su beses
ben, I'm beren Soitung our 3entrols
regierung ouf5utIdren, sic iinO bes
auftragt, Die 9ertsibiguugsmitteI Der
Stobt gu infpi5ieren, bic 2trt. pie ole
lotoIe Suiti3 geibt miro, bic llmitdns
be, unter oenen @efangene eriItieren,
unb Der Regierunq genau uno nuss
FiibrIitb gu beridten, bomit Tofortige
MaBregeln 5ur 9eilegun9 Der
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10

56nieri9teitsn setrOffsn lperstn tSn.
uen.
SeBr srultc SlGgen Iino iber bic
SebanSlnug nDH etira 100 Sffisie.
rem beS l9eeres uno Der SlOtte be.
fanHt geuOroen, ole in aronltoot
ron Der 2ofalregierung Der 0eIeao.
Item gefangan geiest uoroeu iiil0.
Sein llnparteiiiAer miro an ben
&erbotteteu oitgeIoilen. gIber Der
Wtinilter OeS Snnern teiIt Der gliI.
Hr. init, bic 8eIfaIoigIng treffe
5n. Die 3eitnnscn ipredDen ppn
llcberfuIlnngb Sdmnt, Sniefteit,
Nernadldiiiauus Der 9rauten nnb
SrntaIitaten Der @ad)eh bic bic
idllimmiten 5Snitanbc mnter oem al.
ten yiegime 'ii6ertreiiru. Die 8erbof.
teten limo 6rei Mcante in Saft, eine
Observation-Disclosures lit einee.
IieBt, aber nod miiieu Die 8erbofte.
ten nidt, peiieu iie beibuIoigt iino.
Ser beriiburte Nlilit1r SSitriit,
@tit9lieo ser eriten 0uma, BrofeTor
Su5miu.Sornoorcff, Der inter Der
g,litofratie fiibn fiir Die poIitiihen
I@efangenel ciutrot, perofIentIidt ei.
nen offeneu Brief on Die io5iaIiIti.
liben Wtiniiter neS Delegoten.aon.
5ilS. IN Dem er ibre SSnterpentipu
lrertangt.
9etrogroo, 5. SUM. 9ie gertre.
ter Der iogenannten 9ronitooter JRe.
Fiblit, inter 6iibrung ibres sgi5e.
prdlioenten", eineS gefp0bnIiGen
Solooteu nomens 2iaboluitIh, bieI.
ten cine aonieren5 NIT oem 9etro.
GRADER Solo0ten. uno glrbeiter.
3on8il I'M 9forinsfp. .G6eater. Gos
aon8il lit Die eiu5iee glutorit6t, mel.
dc BON Der 2epubIif aronitoot an.
erfonnt miro. Die geoen, all oenen
Der io5ioliitiihe W1iuiiter aercustn
EiereteIli, Sfobeleff nno 8idlernoti
ildl beteiIigten, ergoben, oaB oas
Getersburger aon5iI Siuar Die ~.
geiiterltng Der JlepltbIif S,ronita0i
Iiiir Die Rebohttion loben0 aucrfenut.
aber IN ibrem ieIbit1noigeu Nor.
geben Die groBte @eio1r iiir 0cn
Sieg Der 0emofrotie 6urh ,3criplit.
terln9 erfennt, lmo ioiortiQc 9iiilt
febr aronita0ts in Oen @er0unO I'm.
ter Der proOiioriiden 9iegierunJ
IperIongt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
&ein &riessaft.
Sralilien perteioist 8eidlas.
nabmuna oeutIfer Sdjiife.
9entlde giOte bsauttpurtet.

9aio Soneiro, 6. SUM. Die bra.
iilianiide Hegierllng bat beute Die
ytote oer oelttiden Megierutg, in
Oct oieie gegen ole 9enusung oelt.
ider Sdiffe ourd Die braiiIianii6e
&egierung proteitiert, beanttportet.
Die 8enubitng oeltti6er G6if.
fe", beibt es in Der Rote, lift cine
eyoIge Der 2orpeOierurg braIilianI.
i6er Shifie. gr1iilien gebt geiet.
Iib Dor, iel6it na6 oentihen @eiel.
3en. IS bat 6irlen Sdlritt nnttr.
nOmmen, Obne ben Statns oes Sries
bens ami3nBe6en, nur nm 9eatid.
lano 5n SluiugeH, Sdaoeneriab Sn
Ieiiten."
Die oeutiAe Rote, bic Der brdlt.
lianiiden 9iegiernng bonn bondnbi.
ideH @eianoten iiberreidt mrtroe,
bate iolgenOen 8ortIout:
sd babe Die @bre, i'm 0anen
ter 0eutiden 9legierung geeen Die
genublng oeitiher in braiilioni.
ihen S1fen liegenoer Sfiife ior.
mea 8u proteitieren. SD babaIte
mir oas Ieht Dor, fiir ale GerIlt.
ite, Die 6eutihen Sntereiien aus
bieienr @orgeber Der brfiiianiiden
erlpo6ien, Sdaoenerios
IA beanipruhen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
StraHinge meutern.
Staatssudthaus in SOliet, 3d.,
i'm tuiIOeu Aufrubr.
Giuer ioirO erldjOiiru.

Solicit, Sn.. 6. SUM-. SIM bieiigsn
Stnats5u6t6nuIe fam es geiteru gu
ipiloen S3euen, aIs bic Webr5u6l Der
53uatbdusler, oarunter piele, bic auf
lebeusIGngIi9 perurtetIt iinb, ii6 nit
8epaIt gu befreisn iu9ten. 2ln brei
perI6ieoenen Stellen oes 3ucbtbauies
bra9en glei93eitig 8rGn6e aus, Die
betrdbtli6en S9aoen anridteten uno
einige Der gcbengebduoe in 5rimmer
Iegten. Die @sfdngnisfopelle iuuroe
glei9fo1s 5erit0rt.
pa bic regelmdBigen Bo6en Ii6
aIs gu i4pod gegen bic Strdflinge
erpteien, muBten Staatstruppen 81
6ilfe gerufen perben. DieIe gingen
nit benz 8aiunstt por unO no9 ldns
germ Sample gelang es ibnen, Der
situation Serr gu rpsrben. Sn Dem
&ompfe mar Elm 3u6tbdusler getos
tet unb mebrere nnbere I6tper pers
lebt fpor6en. Sin onberer StrGfling,
Der au enttommen iutte. geriet in ets
nes Der brennsnoen Nebengebdube uno
tam oortn I'm.
Der Bnrben oes 3u4tbauIes, DiIs
liam 9opsu, srtldrte ipdter, er babe
OieIen 9usbru6 idOn ieit mebreren
Dohsn tommen ie6en, er fet ober
modtlos getpsien, bo es ibm infoIge
Der Ginmii6ung nO9ltdtiger Damsns
Igefell6nftsn, bic itd Der 3uatbduss
Ter mebr nIs notig annobmen, niAt
m0gIih gepeien iei, 0is5iplin gu baIs
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
TodD ntd)t erIeoigt.
SSrg Der eiit fraHSUiiider SOSiali'
item nddD StDfBDlm.

paris, 6. SUM-. Die ReiIe frau>
3Diii9er So3ialiiten nod Stodbolm
uub bic bort in Babe Itattfinoeuoe
So5ioliitsntonfern5 nirO bsute Der
9sgsuitono elmer Debate i'm frans
30Iii9en Ssnnt fein. Die Senatoren
8eraneer, be la Saipiae, 9ouron
unb Gbsron boben oiesbe5iiglide Sns
terpeaationen ongetiEbiqt. premier
Ribot bat cine auBerorbentli6e Sits
i3ung anberoumt, in Der er bic Stels
lung Der Regierung CUR 8pnferen3
beTpredsn mill. Der Sell Der Sit
3ung. in Der Die Snterpelationen
3ur Spra9e tommsn, piro pbne
3ipeifsl hinter perI6Iofenen 9iiren
ltottfinoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10

Berlin, ii6cr 2unGOn, 5. Snni,
Ser Oentife @eneralitab erlief &C.
itern abeno fulgenoe GrflGrMng:
yglnf bcioen Seiten bun 8Dt'
idlaete miro Der gIrtilleriefampf fort
geiebt.
y9lmf Dem G6enim ocs DANES
brad)en ein Oritter fran5Tiiiher
stadtangriif bci SraBe-en-9aOnnais
nnb Elm SOritOR gcgen Die @inter.
burg 5niammen.
Berlin, iiber SUnSOr, 6. Snni.
Ser geitrige Sn9esberidJt Nes bent.
idlen 0eneralitabes bate fUl9enOeu
SSDrtlant:
0@cRlidje 6rOnt:
ySceresgruppe 0es Sronprin;en
9inppredt:
ySie Gage nn Der 6rUnt in Sian.
bern lit ndberGn6ert. Seit Sasen
lit oas Nrtillcriefcner i'm @1tIdlaetc.
SI6idnitt nnO oem nnlie9enDen Ser
rain oes 0adJmitta9s nno tetlmeiIe
audi Oes 9Iudlts Grserit bcitis se'
iyeien. 9lbteilnnsen, bic
oprrndten, nin bic gSirfnngen
bes feinSliden Geuers
teitSuiteIIcn, mnrOen i'm :
mer Wieber ii f9ei d ! a :
gen.
,Sm Ser gtG6e Der aiiite AnS 5lui.
idJen Ocm ga Saiice.SnnaI nuO Der
&npanmc 9lrrGs StrnSc mar bic
Siampftatigfeit geitsrn an einigsu
9mnften wicOer le6baft. SuritORe
ser 8riten OH Sieien Gnnften WG.
rem gleidlfalls Dergebens.
,Seeresgrnppe bes bentiden
ArOnprin5en:
,An Der glisne nno in Der Gbam'
Saane unrSe Der glrtillertcfampf On
DeridlieSeuen 1unften Befti9er. 8ei
SraDe lunr0en 5luei, nadJ frGftiger
Gurbereit1ng nHternOmmeaeR frnIt.
,1iiIdJe glnariffe inter br d) III e.
rem @erln It en- 3nriifaeidllagen.
Ceitlidl BON Oiciem glngriffspnnfte
bDlten nniere Stnrmtrnppen meb.
rcre 8eian9ene ans ben fetnOliden
0rG6en.
gSeeressrnppe Oes Ser5Oss III.
bredlt: gtidJts sn beridJten.
g5lngmcien: @Gbren6 bes siin-
itigen 8etters ga6 es ben san5en
Sag nno Die NadDt iiber Iebbafts
Sdtigfeit in Der 9nft. @eitern mur'
Sen IL friaSiidje gleruplane in Snft.
f1mpfen unO Onrd nuiere d6mebr'
geidDiss abgeidlOnen. Gif 5eiIel'
balIOn iunrOe SnrdD nnierc Artillerie
onf grDfe Gntfernung abgeidloiien,
2entnant &of bradltc ieinen 81,
eentnaut SdDGfcr ieinen 80. nnb
Srntnant 9llmcnrGoer ieiEen "a.
eieener i'm 9uftfampfe sur Strefe
g9Sidltisc Sample baben nidDt
itattgefunOen, Obglcidl Die Snmpf.
tGtigfeit an Dielen SHnften pieOer
Eslebt Duree.
yMa5eoOniidle iSrDnt:
y9lnfcr @urpOitenid)nrmiitcln iii
iid)ts 81 beridlten."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10

Gem @eitdnonis ser g2onoon
Zines. 6aB Die 0ffeniioen Der gI.
liierteu in oieieln Sabre pouitdnbige
6e6lId1Idge moren lit nidts biu3u.
siiiigen, ais Die gemerfltng, oub es
lcoigIid cine geitdtigung elmer
lang befonnten Sotiade lift. QnB
gublon0 fir Sen 6ebIifIog nerant-
DortIid iein ioa. mag teiImeiie rih-
iig iein, Guoert ober ON Der Sat.
iad)e nifts, oaB Die oeutihen SteI.
limgen iid aIs uneiunebmbar er.
ipieien baben.
Gas 9omborOement i'm @Dt.
abi6nitt iheiut wie ons
Sornberaer SdieBen 5u perIauien.
9n nidltamtIiden 9eriften miro
ficIe artiaeriItiife Sdtigfeit Ser
enaIduber ouf oem uor0Iidlen 6Iii.
al Ser peIlIi6en 6ront iebt IeOig-
lid aIs ein geriuf bingeItaIt oic
eripartete 0eutidle CffeuiiDe grgen
Sic 6ran5oIcn auijuibieben. Sort.
eeJest i6pere artileriitii6e Gatig.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
Gibraltar.
0eidOiie Der sSeitnng iieIen ani
aIgericas.
gerieben sebanptet GnglnnO.

Maorio bio garis. 6. SUM-. De-
peI6en BON algericos msIben. oob bic
9atterien bon 8i6altar bel S4ieBs
Hbungen am 2. SUM- periebentlih in
bic Staot algericas feuertsn. Sine
pnnif entiionb. U}enihenleben iino
'ni4t 5u betIogen uno Der S6aben lit
gering.
gs beibt GnglanO babe bereits aes
niigenoe gnti6ulbigung oorgebraht.
Qber e6e in cine Grorterung nit
2anbeu ein3uge6eu portet Die Re-
gierung ben eenauen 8eriht Des ipas
nifhen aommanoanten pon Qlgeritns
lab. Der gremier grieto tonferisrte
in Der Qngtlegen6eit bes Qougeren
init ben friiberen gremiers 8omanos
mes. DatO uno W2aura.
SentIdDlano wia pr0teitiertn.
RiO syonsiro, 6. SUM. 6isr nurbe
beate betahat. 0oB 8eutio9tano gsgen
Die genub4ng oeutIher Dnmpier
hI-5 sic braiilianiit5e Regieruug
nil. Der grdFoent Osr
8epu6lif puroe Dor sinigsn 5agen
.pon braiilianiifen goHgreb 1utoriz
Fsrt bic in 6raFlionifheH 6dfen lisz
giuata osuti4sn Shifie nit Ssitlag
IL bsleaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-10
Die 0efangcnen.
Die SentiGsn baben 42,731 Gna.
l6n0er gefnugeu genOmmeu.

Sttana, 6. SUM. Sn elmer Son
boner Gepei6e muroe beute folgen.
0e5 mitgeteiIt: aS5m Sauie Der @e.
nleinen erflarte Der @enerolpoitmei'
tier auf @efragen, Dab iid sur 3cii
42,73t @ngldnoer geaen 30.7tC
I'M 8oriobre III oeittihen @efonge,
ucnIngern beidn6en. Die 3nbl DC,
ceiitiden @efongenen in tritiiher
@eiangenenlo9eru betrGgt 4S,139
gegen 40,S21 Iestes S5obr."