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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-11

stroyed completely. The wheat produc.
"on' 1t Is stated, cannot be large.
oats cannot yet be estimated and barley
LOT some reason ia in disfavor, although
on good barley lands there is yet a good
prospect.
IN April potato farmers were still await.
ing favorable moment to nush ahead
their planting. Everything IL late. The
farmers calendar is out Of gear for the
farmer must walt upon the weather. Pc.
tato planting in normal years is complet.
cd In England by mid-April. Moreover
there fs considerable scarcity Of seed ow.
Ing to the wide destruction Of autumn.
sown crops.
Owing to shortage Of cattle foodstuffs
there will be large reduction In num-
beers Of livestock on the farms during the
next three months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-11
FRENCH WILL BE
SEEN IN. CANADA

Ottawa, May 10.-Rene Viviani, head
of the French commission to the Unit
ed States, will come to Ottawa as the
guest of the Canadian government and
Marshal Joffre will make a public APP
pearance in Montreal, it was officially
announced here tonight.
The Canadian Parliament will Off
cially welcome the French statesman.
Montreal is arranging great public
demonstration for the reception of
Marshal Joffre.
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WH|TL0CK Meets
BELGIAN KING

Havre, May 10.-Brand Whitlock, the
American minister to Belgium. has made
his first visit to the King of the Bel
CLANS on the battle front. He had a
lengthy conference with the King con-
corning things in Brussels and the recent
developments In the war, and enjoyed his
experience on the firing line on which he
was accompanied by Mrs. Whitlock and
several other women. They were under
fire Of German guns for the first time
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DEADLOCK BROKEN
Continued from Page one)

the emeFgency'; those having persons
dependent upon them for support and
those found to be physically or morally
dadcient.
The section relating to tribunals to
hear pleas for exemptions provides that
there be civil and not military hear
tngs. Tribunals are to be established
In each county or each state. or In cities.
one for each 10000 inhabitants, There
are to be three persons on each board
appointed by the President. There will
be an appeal tribunal in each federal
judicial district. The President would
be the final court Of appeal.
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Congregationalists at
Calais Pledge Loyalty

Calais. Me, May 1o.-Resolutions pledg-
ing the loyalty Of Maine Congregational
lists in the fight for freedom and heartily
endorsing President Wilson's inspired
ed today Just before adjournment of the
Maine conference Of Congregational
churches.
They also approved the selective draft
for raising the new army and urged the
President to declare at once for national
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GOLD FOUND AT
NO. BROOKSVILLE

North Brooksville, May 1o.-As Har-
ry J. Greene of North Brooksville was
doing little prospecting on his grounds
few. weeks ago he discovered a vein
of collaborating quartz. He immediate
ly sent sample to the Perth Amboy.
N. J. Smelling and Refining Co. who
reports an assay Of IS per ton gold.
This iwesk a Communication has been
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prohibition and to accept former Presi-
dent Roosevelt's offer to enter the fields
of France in payment Of an age-long
debt.
The conference voted to meet next
year with the Dover-Foxcroft church
on May Z, 8 and 8. The following off,
GERS were elected: President, Willard
S. Bass, Wilton: vice president, Rev.
c. F. Robinson, Waterville; treasurer,
George F. Carey, Portland; trustee,
M. S. Holway, Augusta, vice E. c.
Rich, Bangor, resigned.
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ELECT MRS. OGDEN
Honorary President of Women's
Auxiliary of Maine Episcopals

Portland. Me, May 10.-Mrs. Charles
T. Ogden Of this city was elected hon
orary president of the Wonlans Auxili-
airy of the Episcopar diocese Of Maine,
at the annual meeting today. Mrs. Her
bert Payson of this city was elected
president and Mrs. H. II. Blake of Ban
gor one of the vice presidents. Mrs.
Henry V. 3. Nash Of WiScaSSet was
chosen president of the Junior Depart
ment.
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received from the same company ask
ing that the location. description ana
price of property be given them. upon
receiving which. representative from
their works will be sent here.
This property is situated about haif
way between the village OF North ana
West Brooksville. on what Is known as
the Woods road.
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Former Gov. Cobb Heads
Maine Building Campaign

This committee on shipbuilding will
be In close conference with Col. George
W. Goethals. under whose direction the
enterprise will be conducted. This COM
mittee will have power to make direct
contracts for the building Of ships. For
rest H. Colby Of Bingham, the State
land agent and forest commissioner.
will be able to furnish this committee
with valuable information as to timber
which his department has been collect
ing.
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BRICKLEY JOINS
TRAINING CORPS

Cambridge. Mass, May l0,--Charles
Brickley. captain of Harrard's star
football team in 1914. today enrolled
in the military training corps at the
university. B. G. Parsons. a guard CA
Brickley's eleven. also Joined the corps.
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PRICE F|xERS' TRIAL
Set Oct. 8 Next for the Date Of
News Print Members Case

New York. May 1e.-The trial of the
five members of the News Print Manufac-
turers' Association and two others chars-
ed with violation of the Sherman anti
trust law for alleged price fixing, was to
day set in the federal court for Oct. 8
next. The defendants are George H. Mead,
Philip T. Dodge, Edward w. Backus,
George Chahoon. Jr.. G. H. Gould. Alex
ander Smith and Frank j. Sensenbrenner.
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eminent has Just turned down the prop

eminent has Just turned down the prop
osition.
Portland was the hrst place In the
country to suggest the establishment
Of an airplane patrol service. Rear
Admiral Peary being the advocate Of
that proposition. The Portland Cham
Der Of Commerce became Immediately
interested in the project and not only
co-operated with him. but started a
subscription paper, and succeeded in
raising pledges amounting to $lo.eoe.
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Allan r. Frazer Drowned
by Fall from Steamer

was employed a. fireman on the boat His
father. Robert II, Fraser, Is resident Of
the Dorchester district OF this city. He n
younger brother Of Ginger Fraser.
the former Colby football star and Y n.
q. A leader
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PORTLAND OFFER
IS REJECTED

Portland. Me-. May 10.-The patriotic
Maine citizens who subscribed $4,000
year or more ago for the establish
ment Of a naval air station in this We
entity. will not be called upon to pay
the money tAay suhssrahad % the gov
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clared that the Spanish ambassador at
Berlin had made constant demands to
the German government that this prac-
tice should cease. but without success
The German government contended that
Belgians resident in Germany for five
years prior TO the war had lost their
nationality and were subject to the faws
of the empire. including enforced mill
tary service.
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SAL0N|KI CONSPIRACY

London, May 1o.-An official telegram re-
ceived here today from Saloniki says tina,
a conspiracy has been discovered there
to assassinate ex-Preriier Venizelos. Nine
men who were arrested. the dispatch
says, confessed that they were acting un.
der instructions from a secret committee
formed in Athens by military officers AMI
politicians.
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Boston. May 1O.-Allan R. Frazer, . Col
by College student and popular athlete.
board from the steamer H. NJ Whitney Of
the Metropolitan Line. The young man
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Former Governor william T. Cobb OF
Rockland has accepted the chairman
ship OF the special subcommittee OF
the committee on public safety to have
charge Of the ship building campaign
in Maine. The other members Of the
committee will not be announced by
Governor Milliken until his return from
Washington next week and after the
Governor has had a conference with
Ex-Governor Cobb.
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THURSDAY EVENING BETWEEN
brunswick and Gardiner, automobile tail
lamp, bracket. and New York license
plate No. 126.132 Finder please notify L.
w. Austin. Athens, Ne. nayildet
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.&Rcider, R0&e
Npdlfeine lribene 0IeiNer.
Ser ftsts aeldaitiae 9aSsa.

$l5 bis $40 &lei0er aus gau5iei-
oener S6antlmg Sofieto unO @eor.
gette; neueite W}oOen; ale 6ar6en
unO Gom6inationen blml II. idmar5,
ale @r0Ben ........... $9.75
$25 bis $40 aleioer aus N3eiia-
lines, Crepe oe Chine, Eaffetas ino
@eorgette GrepeS, fir. ... $3.50
@al66are 9i6de,
5000 maihbore peiBe 9f0de aus
Sport.Streifen, @abaroines, 4iques
uno 0topitdten, reguldre ln0 @rtra-
@r6Ben; in bier 9artien:
$3.50 bis So @ertb ,fiir. .$1.00
$3.50 bis So @ertbe fiir SO
$3.50 @ertbe fir nur .$1.9S
SOmmcrfleiOer, feiues 9lfOrtiment.
Eraftii6e Olo0ele aus Bodies unO
9ingerie; ruiiii6e 9llien, &iers unO
anOere moOerne Gillette; @oile uno
2inneu Gombinationen Sportitrei-
fen, geItidte Ganten-DeIiins, ETC., fir
1898, $5.9S mO $3.50.
9lu5ise unO NlGntel ansOerfanft.
$40 uno $t2 Nidntel aus Serge
uno anoeren moOeruen Stoiieu, $3.75
$40 un0 $40 WGntel aus &eloilr-
G6eds, Serges, 4IoiOs, fir. .$6.9S
$25 rpo $50 9Rdntel aus &elours,
@oplins, Serges, iiir mr. $11.75
$t4 unO $16.5O 9(n5iige aus
G6eds, i6li6ter Serge, fiir. $3.50
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SOel @utmau & Co. aTtapsn5s Ss s;1iHasn Dae'"' a4I

liideu aanal iing Der Iampier oer-
idJieNene 9. 8. 9. SignuIe auf er
pur0e aber BON Yatrouillenbooten
angclpieien nibt 81 antmorten
Gie g8o6 6manniboft oes
Gampfers nM oreui"
@ai6inqtom t6. SUM. GoS
Nlorine.Gepartement gab belIte ole
gianten DER 0iitglieOer Der 8ad.
manniboft OeS BON einem oeutiAen
Soud6oote uerienfteu beitiidten
ammerifaniiAen Gampfers nOlo.
reni" iopie oeren n6dbHen Der.
monOteu belannt. Gieiel6eu iqlgen:
9(norew Gopaiiofi, Sii6rer Der
@a6manni6oit Ober.9ootSuarn.
maot; 9luna GopaiiofL @attin
Spbofin, Greta.
E6onIoS 9olp6 Smith, aanonier,
Gpau Z. Smitb, Batter; 9loreiie unbe-
fonnt
6rancis 9en5o 9llforO, Seemonn;
@illiam s. gIlforo, @ater Goud,
@2iiiburi.
&oblep 0opeD glrfim Seeuann;
Zulu 9lriiu @1utter, Glarf, g. 9.
@oparo Serome Smith, Seemauu;
Nlareoret Smit6, @hltter, 0ir, 3t2,
0it t42. Strobe, giep.Dorf.
So6n SplOeiter Gong, Seemann;
SSobn 6roncis Gong, Batter, 9lr. 32t,
Glm.StraBe, Nelu Britain, Conn.
Solepb aenneOD, Seemmn; Sobu
9enneOp, @ater, 91r. 1873, @aibinotou
Elace, Baiiaic, MS,
&oB glrtbur 2ioole, Seemauu; SO.
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Wlills, I.Y.
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SorrD So6u &ileD, Seemann; Gin.
ME 9. 9iileD, Mutter, 9lr. 227 9art-
piew.9lpemie. Bangor, Wle.
9aul SSoiep6 5dmiot Seemaun;
9htgiiito Sdmiot, @futter, @ortbing.
ton, Wlinu.
George Sholl, Steuermaat; 9oiIiia
Sdoll 9lr, 354, Scotlano.StraBe,
Grange, Ol.-S3S.
Gardner @onnoper, 9ootsmanns.
maot; SenrD g. GounoOer, @ater,
9iucroit, 9a.S.
Spnuiiht SGfen blodirt ?
&ariS, t6. SUM. Sine balb-
anltli6e g1ote beiagt. oaB oaS oeutidle
Gau6boot ,ll.52", meldes am If.
Simi na6 @aoir eeihleppt pliroe,
auBerbaIb oieies Saiens tb1tig mar.
PIN 70. SUM wurOe elm uorweeiiber
0ompfer auf Der &obe BON Suelpa
uno Elm rlllii6es Seaeli4iif 5pil1en
&arabe lruo Gaoir torpeOirt, was au
Der gnnabme peranloBt, Dab cine
@ruppe BON Eaudbooten obgelonOt
woroen lit, Inn ole Sdien BON Gaoir
uno Suelpa 5u blodiren.
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GreutoM 9}..Sy 16. SUM.
9ildof syomes q. 01c6auI BON Der
rouiid.fat6olildeu 0i08eie BON Eren.
ton erloe 6eute Oladnittag IN iciner
bii6SiIiAen 9ieiioenB III Der gloro.
@arren.9loe. einer Complication BON
4ranfbeiteu. 01c6oul mar iait eiu
gon5es So6r frant eelueleu Sein
8ititano botte d6 Dor elmer @ode
peridlimert. Das @lodenlduten
Der ct. Marps Gat6eorale Oerfiin.
oete Sen 600 oes 4raIateu ON glad.
mittoq.
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bernorae6oben

@oibington,, 16. SUM.
Sdotomts.5efretdr @lc9looo fin.
oigte beute 9lbeno an Dab fein 1beiI
oes gepaltigen 9etroges DER lIeber.
5ei6uirue Der 2ibertD.glnlei6e mge.
nommen meroen piirOe, unO ooB lei-
ne @rflGrling pom 10. Mlai in mel.
der er iagte, Dob Die gusgabe auI
$2000,000000 beihrGnft meroeu
piirOe, aud iett nod gIt iei
Somit meroen cine glu5abl Der
groBen Subicriptionen beoenteno be-
idnitten rperoen, bis Die @eiammt-
iumme auf 5wei 9illionen Dollars
ltebt.
9lud belte glbeno mar nod niht
genau 8l ioeen lpie bod iih Der 9e.
trae ser lleber5eiHning 6elailfeu
piir0e. Obne 3iueiiel miro er min.
oeiteus $700,0O0,00O betragen uuO
oieQei6t gar $900.O00,000.
9libt Dor Ntontug miro Die @e-
iammtiumme ser in oen ein5eIneu Jee-
ierpe.Diitritten eingegaugcueu CUB.
icriptionen 6efaunt leil.
Sdabamts.Sefretdr 9lcsIooo CAB
6eute glbeno ieiner gInerteunina iiir
Die 5ii6ulng DER 4ilblicitdts.9om'
paane fiir Ole Qlnleibe qlus0rud.
nQie SibertD.9nleibe.G .Gampagne"
10 erfldrte er, ,.lUor ipeientlih eine
er5ieberiihe, imO obne Die generoie
unO patriotiide llnteritiibung Der
95reIle Der 9&atiou ipiiroe Die Soil.
mlng oerer, mel6e Die Gnmpagne lei
teten, Dab Die 9lnleibe iib 8ll elmer
@olfs.9lnleibe geitalteu iolle. nidt IN
@riiiaung gegaugen iein. Sic nner'
mii0liden 9lnltrengungen Der 3eltun'
gen pd6ren0 DER gau5en @ampagne
maren cine iortmdbrenoe Snipiration
fir ole peridieoeneu @ruppen oerer,
Die fir ole 9(nleibe arbeiteten
3n elner Selt, 0n tnllnl 'Plne o.
mug fir Die 9leuigteiten oes Eoges
por6mOen mar, mur0e Der 2ibertD.
9lnleibe Der neiteite Halm eepdbrt.
Die in fremoen Spraden erideinen'
be 9Srelic gob tdgid uaue 9eluaile
fir oie nibt an5u3meifelnoe 2opali.
tat Der 2eute ousldnoiiher @eburt-
SeOer StroBenbabn. @aggon trna
Elm ODER mebrere BIafote; in Shil.
oerh an oen glnidloe 9rettern ~
Sen @onoelbiIOer. Ebeotern-iib -iiberall
mur6e fir Die gluleibe &etlame &c.
ma6t.
SD miiroe Der 9Sreile icbr oanfbar
iein peuu oieier 9lnerfenuung meite
Gerbreitung geee6eu miro.
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Qlmerifonii6er q d dooner

Nm erttnnll d er = 6 ooner
BON Il 9oot beihoiieu.
&aibington 16. SUM. Gas
Staats. Gepartement maAte beute Die
nobitebenoe oifi5ieae 9Infiiuoiguna
Gas Gepartement iIt in aeintuiB
geiebt por0en, OaB Der omeritaniide
S6ooner ..9litter" bon einem Inter.
ieeboot onaegriiieu murOe. GoS
Sbiif muroe bon @eibiibfeuer be.
i4doiet, ober nidt Oerienft. imo
wurOe i'm S6lepptn in oeu Soien
gebrodt."
IS mar ser 9 dooner 81. 81.
Seioritter.~
gliSobet6 g. s., t6. Slmi.-
Ger oiermaitige omeritaniide SAoo-
ner n9lnno @. Sei6ritter" murOe &c.
iiern nabe Gibraltar bon einem Oeut.
iben llnterieeboot beiboiien ino be-
ibGOiat. 0ieie Sluoe brobte cine
&a6eloepeiAe, oie beute an Die 81.
geutbiimer oes SdiifeS, Die Seiorit.
Ter 2un6er 60. gelmgte. 6ran50li.
iAe Gatrouillenihiiie ihleppten Oen
S6ooner in einen europ6iiden Sa.
fen
Wlangels neiterer gtabribten iiber
oas S6idial oes Gopitdns Sobn
9fietto nno ieiner Monnicbaft bon s
Wlitglieoern miro bon Ser @elealhaft
ongenommen oaB Die 9emauuiing
gerettet mur0e.
GoS Shiif befano iih auf Der
6obrt nou @enun nn6 einem cu6oni-
ihen Saien. @s bate Iadidiefer
an 9orO,
9lmerifonii9er u 0ompfer.
i'm & NIT Il 9oot.
Gin otlantiiAer Sofen,
16. SSuni. - Sin omerifdniider
0ompIer, Der beute Morgen bier an.
longte, beri6tete Dob er am 2S. Oloi
in Der 9td6e BON Brett, 6ranfrei6,
elm @efedbt nit cinem oeutideu I'm
terieeboot 5u beite6en bate, IN iuel-
dem hos Soubboot 5pei EorpeOOs
n6feucrte, einen auf oen Bug. ben
anoercn aui 0as Sed oes Sdiifes,
obne jeOoH iein 3iel 81 treffen,
Iie aononiere ieuerten glollben
aber nibt einen Ereiier er5ielt 5ll
6obeu.
9ladlOem 5e6n S6iiiIe bon Dem
Gunpter obeeieuert moroen mareu,
beri6luanO oos Submarine6oot.
9fa6e Der aiiite BON SSrIano nabm
Scr omeritonil6e Dampfer orei Wlit-
glieOer ser @emannlng eines uoripe-
9iihen Sol3ihiiieS an 9oro, pelhes
gan3 in ser gfa6e ser Stelle, no Der
ameritauii6e Gampier angegriIIen
pororn mar, torpeoirt uno perienft
purOe.
Die lle6erlebenOen murOen in
GdeenStopn gelanoet
9ei DER Eur1fabrt ourA oeu eng
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Die opfcr ser CrplOiipu.

Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. muroen Al
gerionen get0otet umO 1870 Der.
lett.
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COrptOirt,
Sapaniider 3eraGrer
,,sAtati".
Otntb Sampf nit lt.SUpt
i'm OyfittelMeer.

@a6ri6einIi6 biele @&itelieoer Der
9eiasuna oet66tet. II Ser iopa-
niicbe 9ompier oEoniau @larn"
eineni oeutideu Sou6boot gum
9pier eefaaeu. Sron6oiiider
Eronsport berIenft. 9(merifa-
niibe S6iffe BON ll.9ooten on-
eeariffen.
Eofip, 1G. Suui. ~ @d6renO ja-
paniiAe 3erit0rer um If. Suni elm
llnterieeboot inn Niittelmeer angrii-
fen muroe Der 3erit0rer oSafafi"
torpeNirt uno beibdOigt. Gies iagf
cine beutige oifi5ielle 9lnfiinogiung
Der iapaniiAen 9lOmiralitdt.
Gas bei9GOigte Sdiif tpurOe in
oen Saieu 9eiAleppt. Gs miro se-
elaubt oaB @iele bon Der 9eman.
nrne get0otet oOer berpuuoet mur-
oen.
Ger 8erItorer ,,Sofofi@ lit elm
6obr5eua oes oaerneneIien Epps;
oieie alaiie puroe erit i'm oorigen
Sabre ge6aut. Bon Ser 9eitiidumg
lmo scr Sei6uiien6eit Der 3erltorer
oieier alaiie 1T ni6ts 6efauut)
glm 6reitag 9lbenO ip0t iaete cine
Depei6e aus Gofio, BOB auf Dem
oSafafi" 81 MomL Oarunter Der
Gomman6ant getoOtet ino IA Mmn
pcrmmOet morOen leien. @S mar 5lt-
crit angenonmen morOeu, oaB Iid
ole yta6ri6t auf 0en iaponil6en
Siilisfreu5er oSaIafi" be5og; Oieielbe
botte aber ofien6ar auf Den 3erit0rer
oieies giamenS 8e5ug.
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$ aponii d er 9 ampfer
ourd Iaub boot
Derientt.

@oItol t6. Suni. ~ Der iopa-
niide Gompier nEanion Morn, Ser
am 8. @iai BON Bolton uob Nionhe-
tier, gnelano, abhlbr, 1T bon einem
0eutiHen llnterieeboot Oerientt NOR
sen. &a6elua6ridten an Ole bieiigen
9lgenteu OeS Oanpiers beiogten ben-
te, oaB Gopitdn gli6ilawa uno feline
@lannirbait poH 27 Nlitglieoern N
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Sran501iider Eruppen
transport in sic


BariS, 16. Suni. H Gs miro Of.
ii8ieQ befannt gema6t, 0aB Der
Sransportoampfer n9(nnam" am T..
SUM i'm SSonil6en Meer, luo er uu-
ter gsforte fubr, torpeOirt woroen
lit. Gs muroen iofort 9omben IN Die
So6rlpur oeS 3oub6ootes gemorien
wel9es nidt mebr gum Gorl6ein FAM
Die o9lnnnm" mur0e BON einem Der
@eIeitldiiie ms S6Iepptau geuom.
men, lanf aber na6 einigen Stunoen.
IS Iino feline Wleni6enoerlilte 81 oer-
5eihnen.
(Gie o9lnnam" mar elm 6abr5elg
BON 6O75 Sonnen. sic mar in 1899
in 9open6agen eebaut lrno i6r Sein.
bafen mar NlarleilleS)
Geutiber 0ampfer Il BIZ
rinQen oerienft.
9on0on 16. SUM. Ger Oeut-
i1e 0ompier nS6iirinaen," Ser 5ipi-
iben Sambure mo &otterOam 81
ia6ren pilegte, III am Gonneriiag
nobe Eerlhelliug torpeoirt unO Der
ienft morOen
Iieie alnOe 6rinet cine Iepeide
DmuinOen an Oen @gdanee Eelc.
grapb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

gldunncntcn, bic ben .SeutIheW GOrN.
lDonocntcm" uiGji phuftlidI DOcr uurecrl'
magig cr6aIieu, iiuO aebcteH, Der ShCs
HoDOu per TeIepbUn OScr Ihri'ilidl DD-
iDrilmll 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
$7OO,OOO,OOO
bis
$9OO,OOO,OOO
lleberjei6naag Der 0is
6ertb.Malcibe.
@emame 3iiferm midJt Dor
mOrgem 5u geben.

S6oeomts.Setretdr WlcsloOO fiiuOigt
an, Dab trosoem Die 0blisatio-
nen uur in Dem lripriinelid feit-
aeiebten 9etrase BON 5mei 9iIlio-
ueu Collars ausgeseben mcroen.
04c9lOoo's 0anf an Die 8reiie.
II Gie frem0ipro6ise beionOers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17


2onOon t6. Suni. lleber Die
3abl Der 0pier Der @rploiion melbe
Iicb in elmer @}uniiionsfabrif in 9li6-
ton-lmoer-9pne ereienete, prroe
beute ioIeenOc amtlicbe Nliti6eihmg
olSgege6en:
n9ei Der GrpIoiion in 9li6tou-lln.
Oer-SDne muroen Al @erionen ge-
t0otet, Oarlnter 90 Wfdnner, 8
6ruuen mo 8 9inoer, unO 1870 per-
lett, einige ernitIid.
@S beint, oaB Die @rploliou in-
iol9e cines 9ronoes erfolgte. Ole
Me6r5obl Ser 9lrbeiter enttom imo
aQe 6rauen boiten oas @ebGuoe Dor
ser Grploiion perlaiien. Der Sc
i6Giislciter beimoet iib inter ben
Eooten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

ale Sapaner po6ribeinlih um's
2eben gefommen lein 0iiriieu.
Der 9ampier mar BON Der 6irma
@otterion, @DIoe & 50. bon Bolton
9e6artert woroen in0 6atte cine Ga
Oimg bon Stiidgiitern an 8oro.
S6iif uno Gargo waren auf ST..
100000 bepertbet. Gas S6iif mar
ni6t armirt.
IS maren felt mebreren Eaeen IN
S6iiio6rtsfreiien @eriibte I'M linn.
laui gemeien ole belagten, oaB Der
9ompier Derloren lei; aber crit 6eite
er6ieIten Oie glgenten Oeiinitipe gto6-
ri6t bon oriiben. 9ie Meloune be.
Iagte nid)t, MANN o0er no Der Dam.
pier perienft ipurOe.
Ger 0ompier oGanIan Maru"
mar frii6er Der britiI9e 0anpfer
Sir Charles Gennont" er bate ei.
nen &aumin6alt BON 24t5 Gonnen
uno mrroe I'M Sabre 1894 " JtelDs
caltle eebalt)
mile @fonn pom n@etro.
lite" in Si6erbeit.
@aibingtOn 16. SSllni.
9lae @}itglieoer ser 8emannung lmo
Der @aAtmanni6aft BON Dem aneri.
fanii6en GaufOampfer q@etroIite"
Der in Ger 9lG6e BON Gibraltar BON
einem oeutiAen llnterleeboot Oerleuft
wuroe, iino in 5iber6eit uno wobl-
6ebalten.
Dieie gInfiinoigung wuroe belite
glahnittag eema6t.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-07-12
RUSS TROOPS CAPTURE
kALUSz, HEADQUARTERS
OF TEOTONS IN GALICIA
Into Russian Hands
After Sanguinary Bat
tie Advance of S1avs
Continues Along En-
tire Line Germans
Fail to Make Headway
Against French.

Petrograd, July 2The
Russians have captured Kalusz,
the headquarters of the enemy
in Galicia, according toaa semi
official announcement today.
According to information re-
celved at the ministry Of war
the Russian troops are continu-
ing their successful advance
and have taken a large number
of prisoners.
Official announcement that
Kalusz, in Galicia, has been oc-
cupied by the Russians was
made today coupled with the
statement that the occupation
was effected after sanguinary
battle.
KaIusz is a city of about 5000 pop
u1ation. 2S miles southeast of Stry.
Yesterday the Russians had reached
the Posiecz- -Lesiuvka-K line
south and west of Stanis1au. The CEN
tral point of this line is Lesiuvka. four
miles west of the Bystretz river. It
Is seven miles east Of Kalusz, the near
est large town west OF Stanislau and
which Is in a bend of the Stoasa river.