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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
10 S6ift
SunCrbaIb Orri @OdJcn
brrlcnft,
SUm cimemt cin5iaen bcmt'
Idleit ltmtcricebDDt.

Qie @eiammt.3onnugc Der in Den
@urno eebobrten Sdiffe betrua
$4,000 Gounen. Gos Eoll6-
boot war oano6 nod imltonOe,
Idnaer BON ieiner Soits fern 8ll
bleiben.
Gin atlontiid er Sofeu,
Z 9lngiit. Gin oeuticbcs llnterice.
boot oerleuftc md6rcuo Der nit 0cm
10. Suli cnoenocn &criooc bon orci
g8oden 10 Sdific nit ciucm Sc
iaulmt-9iouiin6olt BON $4,000 Eon.
ueu ino mor nod i'm Stonoe, Ian.
ger bon Der 9oiis fcrn5ubleibcu pie
Elm bon &orolo Souien BON Getroit
nod bier ge6rodJtcr 9eribt beioDt
SonIen mar Elm @}itQleO ocr &C.
molnlug bon eiucm Der 10 Sdiffe,
uno CT erfldrtc, ooB er ieine Synior.
nation BON oem Gommanoontcn oeS
ll-9oois icl6it cr6oltci 1obc.
Sonlcn iaotc, er babe Der Mnnu.
Id]oit ocs norucgiIdcn Segelidiiies
o9Irteniis~ Q7S9 9onnen angc6ort,
oos oui ieiucm @cgc bon @lasgop
nod Sompton 9ioooS perIcnft purOc.
5ein Sdiif 6ielt ollf 9lnoronne oeS
Tondboot GommonOanten an m0
cine WtonniAait bon ocm llnterlcc-
boot fam an 9orO mo na1n allel
Eropiont nit. Ger 9cmonmm0
puroe Oaun ollfgegc6en ole 9f!t.I
tltngSboote 5u 6eitcigen es miiroc
ibucn Die Hidtltng nod ser ndhiteu
aiiiie nitgetbcilt, uno oouad pirOc
oos Sdiif torpcoirt. Ger GopitGn
Ocs llnterIeebootes er5d5lte Suhlcn
itno onocren Seeleuten nit StolS,
OuB CT in orei @odcn auBcr ser
n9lrteniis" nod obt5e6n onocrc
Sbiife in sic Gieie bei0rocrt babe
unO nod 6iutcr pcitcrcn Spfrrn Der
iei.
Dcuti6cs II Boot IN bot
| ldnOiidcn @ @cwaiicru.
GmitcrOonL z. 9Inguit. Gas
ocltibc llnteriee6oot III 3O,4 onS
bon 5tuci boIlGnoiiben Eorpc0o6oo.
ten begleitct mar, lit in oen g9aiier-
BEN Oes nicOerldnoiideu 6iiheroor-
fes @iasluis, 5e6n Nleilcn weltlib
BON 9loiterOom eingefa6ren wie ei.
ne Gepclbe an 0aS nSonOelsbloo~
briagt. Gs beiBt, ooB oos St6mn-
rine6oot BORT Icoiglid anf bciieres
gQettcr iuartet.
9lngriff ouf fponiibes
6iiderfobr5eng
\ 2onoon 7. gluguit. - bic 9lo.
uiroIitGt crfGbrt, ooB ein oeuticbeS
Eoub6oot geitern Elm ipaniideS 81
iderboot in Scr 9lobboridDuit BON
Bilbao in iponiicben Gcrritorialge.
ipGnern ongegriifen 6ot.
3mei Mann bon ser Shifisbeiot-
sung lpurOen peripilnoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

2pnOon Z. 9lueuit- Capt,
@oiil 5000, Elm befonnter Yibncn-
ic6rifiitener, ipuroe beute IN leinenl
&eiln i'll 2onopn toot ouigehmocn,
Gr mar 53 Sabre alt.
Der Geritor6enc oiente Is Sabre
in scr britiiheu glrmee. Gr iiberlcB-
tc ooS 2ibretto sur u2lltigen @itt,
pe" ms Gnolilhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Go1Ioo @erl z. 9liguit. Gin
6eucr, bos aus Der grplolion BON
@aIolin reiultirte brot geitern
9lbcno ouf Dem Shooner y9llfreo
y1obel~ aus. W}cbrere Nlitalieocr
scr gemaumng erlitten gerlcslu-
gen.
(sSn ShiffS9leforocn miro Elm nor.
ueqiibcr Sbooncr ocs obigcn ga
mems nifgefiibrt. DerieIbe bat ei.
ncn 9iuuminbnIt BON 4769 Eonneu
lIno wurOe I'M Sabre 1912 gcbout)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08


3ur 9eipredune bon 8IGnen 5pedS
9teOu5irllng bon &oblenpreiien.-
glilf Den 16. 9lu9uit nocb Gbicoeo
einbcruicn. Seb6cbn @oliber.
uelirc eingelaOen
Gbicogn 7, Qlueuit. Qos
Sainois Stoots @ertbeioigungS.
Gou8il ereriff beutc Die Suitiutipc
6lr @inberilfiin9 elmer Gonferen5 Der
@ouperncurc BON ieb5cbn Stootcn
Die am t6. glueuit III Chicago itott.
fiuoen ioll I'M eemcinidoitlidcS
@orgcbcn 5ipeds 9ieou5irung Ger
Soblcnprciie 81 bcipredcn.
Ger @eriht 0eS &oriiscrS Oes @e.
ictocbmas-G Counties, wuroc onge.
nonmen. gcr 9eridt crfIGrt ouB
oie @oupcrnelire oie D1odt bobcn, Die
N}uren 5u beihloana5men.
Gie @ouperneurc Der foIgenoen
Stauteu merOcn 6u Der Gunferen3
eingeloocn merocn:
gcnneiicc, gloro. .0ofoto, SiiO.Do.
toto Sbio, ScnhldD, glcbrosfa, Nlii-
iourt aniios, SScit-@iroiuio Eeuu-
iDloonio, Snoiono NlidigorL gsiS.
coniin Soma, @iinneioto lHo sui.
nois.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
4rirgs-armrr.
725.OOO Wtanm nntCr
@aifen.
9n5m tDmtnem 67S, 900
Omrtj 0lnsbcbmmg,

0ic 8Iotte mo Ous Marine.Gorps
limo in Oieie 8ificrn nidt ciuac,
IaIoIIen. 100000 bHOcn Die
brittle g(rmcc. Die iibrieen alc.
frilteu weroen 5um glusiiineu be-
nubt. @roBe gictrutcnIaaer,
aus meIdem Scr gladidnb nod
6ronfreid aeiouOi meroen loIl,
peroen Dorbcreitei.
&oibington z. glug. Ger
@encrol. .4roioB Wloriholl Growoer
unO Ieine 9(lliiteuten iino 3ur8eit nit
Dem @noeiiltigen Gntmlrfr fir Die
&eeeln 8ilr 5ertigitealng scr Grea.
niiirlmg ser Qluspubl.g .gInsbebimgs'
9riees.9lrmee beidGitigt. gloh ole.
len &oridriften miilicn iitb ollie Die
ousgebobenen D2ounldofteu ridten.
Die pom e.Geportcmeut beuie
berofientlibeu Aneaben 5eiecn Bob
iid Die 3abl fiIr Die seiauuntc ont
5. 2lueuit in oeu 8unoesoieuit ouf
gcnonunene Electromagnetic auf t3,'
093 0ffi6icre uno 10000 0lann be.
lnnfen; Elm onoercr 9lnsweis 3eiat
Dab felt ocm 1. 9lpril tS0,766
arices. .8reimillige fiir oen reanld.
rem 0ienit onaeinorbeu muroen lo.
Dob mr nod 2O00 g}onn iiir Die
TariegSiiarfc Der reguIdren 9Irmcc
notbDenoia Iino.
Iieie 3iiicru beoeiiten, SAB an.
nd6erno 725,0O0 Monn nit Plus
nobme Scr 6lotte mo oes Dlarinc.
Corps, iest unter @oiien iino, oeuen
innerbolb Ger n0hiten puor Mohet
67S,O0O, ole no6 Ser ghiSuablS.
9lus6cbimg oiisgc6obeit iuerocn bin.
5ugeiiiet merOen. Bon Scr lcbicreu
3o6l pcroen 100000 Wam Ger
brittle groBe Ebcil Der aricasarmee.
Der National.9Irmec, icin un0 Ger
9lclt Wiro oa5u bcnubt, Die 9ici6cn
ocr 9icgrldreu. ocr @ar0cu uuO Der
&eierUcu aui5ufiiaen.
Ger @uuid. ooB Gin Nlouu bel 81.
ncn beiiimnlten Negincnt einacreibt
Deroen m0gc, fauu uibt beriidiidl.
tigt weroen, bod iol pcrniht mcrocn.
Die bel Der ietigen gltSbcbuna ousr
qeipGblten &efruten 10 oieI lpic iuog-
lid, 5uianmen au 6olten. Gas le-
portement tbcilte nit. ooB m9cidbr
MIR Die Sdlite Der 2eute, oic iib an.
merben laiien, 0as g(Iter 0er gllisge-
bobcueu errcidt bat Iie 9eaicrung
brallcbe oue Mdnucr pelhe nnr IL.
gcnowic BON 81 6auIc ent6ebrt per-
Ocu fonucn.
Scr glusmeiS iiber bic 91otionoI.
garoe 5eist, Dab MIR 10 uicl 2eute
bon ocn ouseebobenen 2eutcn 3ur
Wiili5 gcnomnen ncroen, iuic All scr
3iffcr 419.500 feblen. nodocm oic
llnbroudbaren aiisaemer5t iuo Die
Bitten aus 0en ein5elnen Siooten
fertia iino. Der llebcrihuB scr
9lltseebobenen miro ais Acfruten.
Hclerboir OienGn uno oic 2cute iuer.
oen ioiort eingeiibt meroen
sn 6ranfreid miro Gin @ctrltcn.
Eager geboItcn ans melhem oos Ne.
eimeut an ocr 6rout itets boil cr.
baItcn merocu ioII. Die W1dnncr
mer0en bier aus oem Soupt92elris
ten.2ogcr gelonot iper0en. iobolo 0ie.
iel6cn oriiben n0tbig iino. Sn oer.
ieIbcn @ciie mcr0cn 9ronfe oocr
@erpunoetc nod ibrcr ggicocr6critel,
lung an bic 6ront 8uriidseionot. Gin
bcitanoiecr 8ufluB bon Nefruten
gum 9Infrcdterbolten Ser ottiDeu Ae-
auncuter in Der it1rtiten 9ompitud.
tiafcit miro ouf oieic Meiie geihoi.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
ee6r aauRia.
Spunien'S 6inun5ldge. @olo.9e-
icroe t,7iI000,0O0 @eietos.
80 @ro5cnt %apiergelo ourcb ne
taIl.&cierpe gc0edt.

@9ooriD, Z. 9(uauit. 0ic
pGpoca~ oiebt i6rer 0enlot6mne
iiber ocn gllsweiS Der 9anf bon
Sponien bis 4 9lueiIt 9lusOrud. Die
@oloreier0e bctrdgt 1,7i70Q0,000
EeictoS, moupn 56.000,000 in Der
Iebten iiuo 270O0,0OO in Der oprIeb-
ten gSoAc eingingcn. Die geInnmtc
NRctaQ- 9lcieroc 1T 1908, 100000.
Nos misgeacbcne @apiergeIo betrue
2,5S4,000,000 10 ooB ii6er 9s @ro-
gent garantirt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
@ eitliAer &rtegSfc anr
pIub.

9lrmeegrlppc oes aronprin8ch
9llipprecbt bon 9opcrn Sn 6lon-
bern mar sic Sb0ti9leit Scr 9lrtiIlr.
rie ouf beioen Seitcn an einjeluen
Gtellen 5eihpcilig le6r lcb6ait,
Sn Dem &rotcr-6elo bober iih
mebrcre @eicd9tc 5piiGep Grfiu-
ouuas-Sl6t1eihmgen 5liactrogcu-
SIN 9(rtoiS .Tiitrift mur0c eiu ie6r
inteulipes Seuer gegcn unierc Stel-
limgen 5pii1cn @ullilb mo Dem
Glilic Scarpe gerid)tct-
9rmcegruppc pes ocutibcii aron'
prin5cn @orit0Be Glocn6ur9cr lmS
gSirttem6ergcr Shlrultruppeu in
Ser 9elip. 91hidt norolib Der 2oon-
Soillons-StraBe, uno no6c 9errb.
au.%oc, imo ser 9Iisne, brodten inns
@eiongene mo 8eute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

2on0on z. 9lugnit. Cine See.
peidc aus 8otterOout an Oie u9imcs9
ioet Bob eeitern I'M 9urcl (oui Der
gIciduouligcn SuieD, &ollouo Cit
Oeltlder Seepluu uieoergegonaeu it,
nodOem 6olldnoiibc SolOoteu on.
rouf geieuert botteu. Gs botte uiht
geniIgeno @niolin. Gie SuiaIicH
mllroen interuirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

uCS ttltbSlCll, II. ,)lHllllclllulHll lu-
0elt in einem 9lrtitel I'M n9ofnl-9ln-
5eiger~ ocn neuen &on5ler, Or. Oii.
daelis, Ooiiir, OaB er oicie erprobtcn
unO bertrmIensmert6cn MGnner 5u
@nniten politiider 9}eulinge bon nm.
erprobtem @ert6c iiber 9oro gemor.
fen bat.
&u + lmonnun0S SeIffcri d
Der n8oiiii@en" 5u
englii@.
Gie 0Goliiitbe 8eihing" friiilirt
Ole @rnenmlug Or. SeIfferib's lmo
Or. bon aucbImouu's idmer neil
bei0c oie g(nnG9crllng an GnglonO
Itott all 9uBlonO ais @runologe Der
&olitif nob Dem ariegc befiirworten.
Sic iogt, Selifcrirb iei Or. bon @ctb-
man @oawegs iiblcr Genius in ollS-
m0rtigcn gln9elegenbciten qepeien
uno CT babe 5uerit 0en unbeiAr0nften
Eoudbootfricg nit ieincr StotiItif
oer5ogert uno Damn ourA unmoglicbc
9oranSloguneen in YliBcrcoit &C.
brobt.
Gbeooor g8oIff ser 9ieOofteir OcS
rEogeblattcS", 5iebt gegen oIle @r-
nenmtngen nit glltSnobme Scr Oes
Or. &uebImonu los; 0en er 0cn &otb
gicbt ieinc Gn6ogcu frGftig 3u &C.
6rouhen Inn Elob 5u boben, Iein
0eportemcnt ielbit 5u lcitcn lrno ci-
ne Ginmiibune Or. Selferi6's al
berbinoern.
n2ofol- 9(n8ciger fir
ufrGftiqe %plitif.~
Ger uSofol g(n0eigcr~ lbldet olIb
einc &olitif Ger frdftiecn Sono Dor
uuo Iteut uls 2odpug oic glGn8enoe
W3oglihfeit bin sic Soupt- -WtilitGr-
modt Der @eIt 5u Dem gere6ten nno
oourrnOcu 6rieocn gu fiibren Der
fir 0eutichlon0 uuf Dem @cbiete ocr
Diplomatic Gin e6enio GROCER Sicg
iein miro ols Der Sinoenburgs ouf
Dem SMlo6tfelOe. Die 9(nmcnoung
ser @6roic nsSrie0e 0urh Gerltduoi-
guu6" icitcns oeS 9lnaeigcrS beocutct
feline ltenoerlng Ger Solhmg oicier
8citllno, pclde ubiolut cinem nd6ti-
gen oaOcutiden Gricoen Oos &ort
rcOet,
.Gonfcrbotibe iiberwicgcn
i'm neuen 6 binet.
aopcnbogen Z, 9tueuit,
0ic ncucn 0liniiter i'm ocuticbeu Ga
binet lino eroBcntbeils aus sen Gon-
Icrpotibcn.Gciben gcnouncn mor6en,
inocm sic preuBiitbcn Inter ScfrctG-
re uno @orItGnOc Der &robin5ial -8u-
rcoufrotie traoitioncIl oicicr politi-
lhclt llcbcr8euglmg nngcb0ren. 9lls-
nobnien lino Die Earlamentorier BON
aralllc nutionoliltiicber @icc.8 8rdii.
ocnt ocs prcuBiic6cn 2onotnecs, mel.
der obcr Dem conicruntioen Sliigel
oicIcr Eortei onecbort lmo Or. 9Seter
Spobn, Der fotbolilcbe 6iibrer, oeiicll
@ciunobeit 10 ibmod it, Dob es 5pei.
fclboIt lit, Oh CT Den 9InItreneungen
lpelHc bic miniIteriellen glrbcitcn nit
lid bringen gemobien it, Gr brah
fiirSlicb in elmer gei1sto9s .9lusihuB-
Sibltng 5uinmuicn rno ficl IN 96n-
noc6t uno bot ii6 nod nibt gon5 cr.
bolt,
Serrn bon Grol1e's Grucnnlmg lit
Gin Compliment fir oen prcuBiicben
9(npaltstano, III weIbcm er elmer
Der bcroorrogenoiteu @}itgIicOer lit.
Scrr BON @aloop, Der &orItono Oes
GrndbrlinoSomtes, 1T ein ogrorii6cr
Gonlerpotiuer, Der oie SntcrcIlcn Der-
tritt. pclf6e oos @erf leincs Gor.
qdnoers bon 9ntodi auf ieoe Seilc
6c6noerten. Son @roebeniB, Der
ais llntcricfrct6r DER 9ieidSfon5Ici
cine oent ScfrctGr oes @roiioeutcn
Scr Scr. 0toatcn Gbnlicbc Stcllumg
ciunimmt 1T ebcniolls EN- bcrporro-
nn1Arr NnnIrrnntiOcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

g9 oibinqton, 7. glueuit.
glod einen onOeren Gage longer 4e.
botten iiber Die globuiugsnlittel-
Gontrol.9in fam DER Senot beute
NoAmittoe olirh einltimmiqes gu,
itimmen 8u Oeni llebercinfommen
morgen 9iohmittog A llbr enogiiltig
iiber ocn Gonferen8beridlt ob5uitim.
men, 9efiirmorter mo @egner Der
Dill eobcn 5lt Dab Der Senat Dcn
8eridt NIT elmer acknowledgement
Nlebrbeit unncbmen miro. Die Bill
fonn niht Dor Sreitug Dem Rr6liOcn-
ten 5ur @cuebuieung unterbreitct
iucroen, oa oo8 observation-disclosures
lid beutc @littog bis gum 8reitog
pcrtogte inO oie onecnomluenc Bill
bon oen borliben6en 8eamten beiOer
S6uler rnter3ei6net mcroen miB.
llnniittelbor nob Ger glnnobme miro
Der Scnot Oie Bills fir cine 9lob-
runesmittcIitatiltif uuO fir cine Der
milligimg our 9luiunuternug Der
BroOuftion onnebmen.
SSn ieincr &eoe gegen Den Comic
ren5bericbt laetc Senator g8oos-
mort6. n4ieies iit Elm 8oltsfrieg; cs
i'll nidt ein glominiitrntionstrica.
9(bcr es fam fein &olfsfries weroen,
menn Oos Nolf niht I'M 8e5ue ouf
Die 9lusgobcu ms gertraen ge8ogen
miro.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
gla6runasmitteI. .GoutruI. .gyOrIaac.

g9irO bcute unberdnOert ongenom'
men mer0eu. 3ie Sppoiition
gcgen Die ein8elnen BeitimuiIn'
gen bat teinc 8ortidrittc ee-
moc6t. Qic g(bitimuluug iiber
Den 9cridt ouf beutc 0lobulittog
A llbr feltgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
9n DER alOloQu
SrBInucn 9rltildje nenc
m Shenfbe. m
9icielbe 5citi9tc bereits
cute @rfDI0e.

9tuiiilbe Steaungcn noroli6 bon
SSofi6oni erItiirmt. 81 0ic iiee.
rciden teutoniibcn Gruppen mu-
den babel 1900 @ciongene.
9eutitbc I'M Seretb- uno Sudu-
po.Ebole ipcitcr porgeOrrneen.
8erlin bio SoHOon T. 9hguli.
Die Observation-Disclosures Strcit-
fr0fte bobeu gcltern eine ncue Siicn-
iine gegeu bic utiiiid-rum0niirbcn
9lrncen in Der MolOou an Der rumG.
niidcn SSrout bcaonncn. 9iuiiiibc
Stellungen in Der glGbe bon 6ot.
6oni wlrocn crliiirmt iuo 1900
@eiongcuc iielen Den tclltonil1cn
Gruppcu in Die Sdn0c,
Nri Dem ueitlidcn &riegsi6ouplaB
CAB eS beiti0es glrtillcric-6cucr al
cin5elnen Fltnften Der taonocrn,
6ront Sm ii6rigeu lpiclicn lid
mr. fleincrc Sperationcn as.
Gieie glugaOcn iinO Dem omtlihcn
Ncrid)t entnommen ser bcute 9tab-
mittog BON Der oeutitben o6eritcn
Sccreslcitung ausgege1en lullroe lrno
ioIaenoen @ortlaut bat:
Oeitlider arie08tdou.
plnt.
o9Irmcegrllppe OeS Eriu3en SEQ.
polo Gie olocmeiue So6loac bat
lidG nidt merflid6 per0noert.
9lrnccgruppe OeS Gr56er5ogS So
iep6 bon OcilerrciG sSSit Dem &c.
retb- uno Dem SuWopo-G6ale 6o6cn
mir ais onS &eiultot neucr Sample
peiter an 9ooeu gewouucn uno mir
icbten trob 6artnddigen @ioeritan.
oeS OeS Geinoes lmieren @ormarib
in Den Bergen iort
Jtcue rlllnoitlldle glngrllle nllt @a-
linnliii ino no6e Dem &cbio.aloitcr
i'm Hutno-S6olc idJhigeu fe6l lmO
trugeu Ocu 6einOe iducrc Gcrlllie
ein.
g allan &rie9s idbonpl a B.
g(rnieegruppc oes 6cIOmariMolls
bon @lodelien Sn cinen WuAti-
gen %oriloB boben preuBiiMe uno
6oocriibe He9imentcr ruiiiiAc 8oii-
tioncn noroliA BON 5ofi6oni err
itiirnt Sic maGten 1900 @eIangeuc
mo er6eiIteten orei5e6n aououen
uno 5a6lreic1e @roGen-@ci6iiBc.
gIiIf Der moccooniiden Sront 6o6en
iirb feline Gperotionen gr0Bcrcn llm.
iauoS abgeipicIt.
@citli6er @rtcgSi1au,
plab
glrmeegruppc oes &ronprin3ch
9lupprecbt bon 9apern SSn Sian
bern mor sic Eb0ti8leit Scr 9Irtillc-
..o .,.f ko.&o. r-o,to., -, c....,I..o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
: ! B Tim mitn9 IN 0cr
Nreiie.

@d6rcn0 bic raOifu(e ilpo So5io-
liiien.Ereiie weoen @ermileus irgcnO
cineS bemcrfcnSmert6en 3ugeitdno-
niiies an Den ForlamcntariSuuls IN
Sen ncucn Gabinctcu irno Der llnter.
loilma, oen &cidstag 6ei ocp @rnen-
nuugeu 81 9lot6e 5u 5ie0erL lm5u.
iricOcu lit iinO bic 3eitlmgcr ocS an.
Oereu 0oaers Oarii6er peridnupit,
0oB ser prcuBiide Sniti8miniiier Or.
9eieler, Der @liniitcr Ocs Snueren
graf 2ocbcle upo Der 2onopirtb-
Willmar tribune., 1917-04-11
K KANDIYOHI

Kandiyohi- John Lundquist
entertained number of ladies' for
lunch on Tuesday.
The farmers shipped stock on Tues
day.
Mrs. Russell Davidson was at Will
mar on Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Lewis spent Saturday
visiting at Atwater.
Miss Julia Peterson was a Wilmar
visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. J. V. HOlmberg was Wilmar
visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Anderson spent Easter
with her PARENTS here.
Miss Myrtle Anderson is home to
spend her Easter vacation.
Miss Amy Klint visited at Atwatel
the latter part of the week.
P. E. Lundquist shipped stock tc
South St. Paul on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ced
erstr0m, a son, on Good Friday.
Dr.. Sandven at kandiyohi Hotel on
Wednesdays, 10 to II a. m.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Kroona enter
tanned company for dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lund spent Eas
ter Sunday with relatives at Willmar
Ansgar Lundquist of Willmar spen'
Easter Sunday with his mother here
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson of Ltchfelt
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
Lund.
Mrs. A. w. Isaacson is at present
staying at the Harold CederstrOn
home.
Mrs. ]. V. Holmberg spent the weel
end with relatives at Irving and At
water.
Prof. ThunEtedt of Willmar was {
visitor at the Swan Anderson home
on Sunday.
Mrs. O. w. KroOna returned home
on Thursday evening from her visi
in the cities.
Thorwald ThOrsOn and Rudolf
KrOona visited with friends at Will
Willmar tribune., 1917-04-11


Dated April 4, 1917.
JOS. O. ESTREM, Treas
The above report of the treasurer of
the Kandiyohi County Public Health
Association is a very satisfactory one.
1t shows that the public is taking much
more interest in the Society and it's
work and have found the work satis-
factory, which encourages those who
have given Of their time and energy, to
feel that it is appreciated.
The amount of sales of seals in Will
mar and thruout the county totals the
large sum of $465.5O, large increase
over any previous year. One-half of
the above amount goes to the National
Red Cross Society and to the Mime
sofa State Public Health Association,
which leaves $232.75 to the County
Public Health Association. In regard
to the money received from the sale of
seals. it is thought that it would be
we'll to use it by employing an exper-
fenced school nurse at the opening Of
the public schools next fall, part of the
time in Willmar and the balance in the
villages in the county pro rata. The
nurse would be expected to lecture on
and teach hygiene, examine for contag-
ion and physical defects, as imperfect
SlSHt, nearing anu IeeIIl. Also some OF
the throat and nose defects, as ade-
noids, enlarged tonsils, etc., which de-
fects may cause retardatiOn or sub
normal child, who is mentally behind
the average child of the same age. The
nurse would advise parents to have
such defects treated. She would also
take up and lecture on infant welfare
AS the country is now at war, it is
possible that part of the funds of the
Society may be needed for other pur-
poses connected with the war. The So
ciety has not great many members.
Everyone should join. The dues are
only fifty cents year, but every little
helps especially in these trying times.
The National Red Cross Society pre-
fers and asks that the proceeds of the
seal sales be used to aid those persons
losis Sanatoriums and have been re-
turned with the Superintendent's per-
mission, and for children and other
special cases and in the paying of the
salary of a part time school nurse. The
balance Of the funds of the Society can
and will be used to aid any deserving
purpose.
The members of the Society will be
glad to receive suggestions from any
one in regard to work to be done, and
hope that many will join now
The Secretary is Mrs. Arthur Halvor-
son. her address is $40 S. Fifth St., to
whom all communications may be ad-
dressed.
Respectfully,
JNO. M. RAINS,
Health Officer
Willmar tribune., 1917-04-11
THIS MOTHER GAVE HER ALL
Touching incident Of Sacrifice on the
Altar OF Her country's Need.

One Of the touching incidents of
General Lyons march to Wilson creek
was that Of a Tennessee mother bring
ing her little boy to the captains tent
aud offering him for the service of his
country. The boys father had been
killed in battle and the mother and
boy were alone in the world. The
bright eyes and alert bearing of the
little chap, for he was scarcely thir-
teen years Of age, caught the eye OF
the captain and he asked what the
boy could do. II can drum" he said
proudly. stretching himself to his full
height. And he could as the fifer
soon found out as he played ''The
Flowers of Marlborough" most diff
f1cult piece to follow with the drum.
Madam, I'll take the boy" said the
captain. The mother kissed her boy
and turning to the captain said:
Bring him back, captain" and to the
boy she said as she placed her haid
on his eager little head, "God bless
you, my boy. You,re all I have left,
but I give you to my country. and
drum right bravely for the boys in
blue" During the heavy fatiguing
marches from Rolla to Springfield it
was amusing to see the long-legged
fifer wading through the mud with our
little drummer hero mounted on his
back. During the fight at Wilson
creek the CHEEKY fife and brave drum
beat time for the soldier boys in bat
tie. The fight led down into a deep
rav1ne and it was not long before our
drummer boy was in the midst of the
Tray. That night the detail on guard
duty near the ravine thought he
heard family the sound of drum. He
listened In the moonlight and when
the relief came he asked permission to
60 In search Of the little drummer lad.
He followed the sound of the drum
and soon found our hero seated on the
ground with his back against tree
and his faithful drum hanging on q
bush. He dropped his drum sticks as
the guard came up and exclaimed:
"Oh. corporal, am so glad to see you.
Give me drink" and as he turned TO
60 to get him water. he pleaded: .'Oh.
don't 60 and leave me. I can't walk"
His little legs had been shot of at
the knees. looking closer he 1iscpv-
9red Z dead soldier lying in the 1raak
Willmar tribune., 1917-04-11
AT TWATER y

enrOute for Kandiyohi where he will be
employed on the Peter Wicklund farm.
big dance will be given at the At
water town hall Friday evening, April
13 for the benefit Of the base ball team
Music will be furnished by the Inter-
national Orchestra.
Joseph Isaacson Of Kandiyohi made
a business call on c.. w. Swenson one
day last week. He purchased one hun
dred bushels of seed oats and one hun
dred bushels of seed barley from Mr.
Swenson.
Rev. c. B. Latimer left Tuesday
morning for Raymond, Washington
become pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Latimer and family will
leave when the present school term is
over.
Rev. Hoifjeld joined in matrimony
last Wednesday at five o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Levi Hendrickson and Selma Dan-
ielson both of Danielson township. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
home. Daniel Danielson's. The newly
weds will make their home on a farm
in the same township.
Easter services at the Methodist
church were very we'll attended. At
the forenoon services, six new men,
bers were admitted: Mrs. Kramer, Ruby
Olson, Nina Skoglund, Mildred Skog-
lund, Anna Solmonson and Alice Sol
| monson. A number of others who were
to join were unable to be present
This morning the flyer struck the
push car loaded with ties. The section
men were unloading the same when the
train came. They were under the i'm
train and would stop at the depot, but
the flyer struck the push car and 1t
| was thrown from the track. Not much
damage was done.