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The evening world., 1917-10-17
Lace Draperies Department

LaCe DTapeTleS department.
The extent and variety of the wonderfully
large collection of Lace Curtains, Window
Panels and Bedspreads (of this years impor-
tation) that has been assembled i'm the
section ON the Fourth Floor, insures q salts
factory selection to the most discriminating
OF purchasers.
Received from France
Handmade Filet Lace Window Panels, Cur
tains and Bedspreads, showing the exquisite
designs and workmanship that only the
French can produce
Received from England
most interesting assortment of Lace Cur
tains, made especially for B. Altman 6 Co.
These are exceedingly fine qualities and In
neat patterns; all trimmed with narrow
linen Cluny edges.
Received from Switzerland
A complete stock of the dainty. popular
La Contessa Curtains, i'm exclusive designs.
Black Lacquer ART Furniture
WITH CHINESE DECORATION
is feature of special interest I'm the Depart
ment for Art Objects ON the Fourth Floor.
There is decided vogue at the present tirrle
for interiors revealing the influence of Chinese
art, and the demand for furnishings to cor
respond is consequently great. Among tho
many attractive pieces which at once
useful and decorative Desks, Tables i'm
many varieties, Tea Wagons, Magazine and
Book Stands, Consoles and Fern Boxes, all
reasonably priced.
Similar pieces may be obtained i'm plain
mahogany.
Fifth Aurnm Manthnn Atnmn
34tl, aim 35th strrrts Nrm Fmh
The evening world., 1917-10-17
"I'll Show You How
Corns Peel Off!"
Ever Peel a Banana Skini That, lti

~ should worry about these corns-l
Just put some 'Gets.1t' on" Corns used TO
pestsr the world into a frenzy, enduring
pain. digging. sliclng toes, tinkering with
plasters and tape trying to fix a corn so
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
t1,as GloyS George sit
iaoeft bat.

2uHbuu. - 8uriifgobe nIler pom
Seiro eroberten @ebiete Iotpie @nt'
In16igungen nuroen BON 4remier
2Iopo George BEL elmer Garlegitng
Der Rriegs5ieIe Der 6egieriulg i'm bri'
tiihen llnterbauie eeforOert.
neber oie militdriIbe Sage Iaste
oer!Ninilterproiioent, es ip1re niiBig,
5u bebaupteu, oaB Die 6offuuugen,
Die man qebegt babe, ith petipirflidt
bdtten; 6ieie gnttdltiGjung Tel benz
8uionruenbrudHuBIan6's 5u5uihrei-
ben.
8eun oie 9fuiien, 10 fiibr er fort,
Die @rmortungen erfiillt b1tten, mel
de ibre @ener1le on iie geiteIlt bat-
ten, oonn piir0e iebt Der Stol3 Der
oeutibeu DliIitdrnodt 5eridmettert
an 9o0en liegen. 9tls @an3es 9e.
nommer, f~Re Ser fSelo5uQ Ser 8ri-
ten 0ie grDartnngen nid)t erfuat,
bod ieien ntilitGriide grfnlge in ga.
lditina gu ner3ci1nen 6ie cine
bnuern0e 8irfitng auf oie @eItge-
ifidte boben peroen. SeruIalem, 10
ioate er, fper0e ME pieoer Sen 5iirfen
5uriifgegeben tperoen.
Benn9Ietf) aber oie &offmtnaer
Der 9Iuiirten iniolge oeS 3ulumnen-
bru4es HuBlano'S ftd nidt oerpirf.
liht bGtten, 10 bGtteu, mie Der 9re-
mier erfIdrte, Die 3ellti6en Iid 0o6
i'm 8eiten ni6t beboupten f0nnen.
gtur einen ein3igen grfoIg bGtten lie
gebdbt (bei Gombrai) uno oicien per-
oanften iie elmer lleberrltnpeIllnq Ger
6ritiIfen Sritppen, moriiher lest cine
llnteriudung i'm @ange iei Die
@eutiden, fiiete er bin3u, bGtteu
100000 @efangeue, tpertbpo1e 'Stel.
lungen un6 6unoerte BON @eidiibeu
perIoren.
Der Gintritt 2lmerica's in sic
@eltpulitif, erfIGrte Ser 4renrier,
mar elm GreianiB, mcI6es fid in Der
3ufunit oils beoelttenoer 1Sactor Qel-
teno nahen meroe. Gas @leifle iei
ser Saa nit Dem internationolenGon.
ell in 8eriailles.
8e8iigIi6 Der 6eutidjen Golonien,
10 iagte er, ntiiiie Der 6rie6enscon-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
Sekt ftabesa 4 2isiniarHem
perpulitpt.

@aibingtun, 3. s. - Cine neitere
4nleibe bon , Miuionen Collars an
9eIgien bat Die americaniibrn @or-
iaiilie an 0ieies 2ano ami 100000.
600 gebrnd1t. Die ins9einlnmt ben
aIliirten 2dn6eru gepdbrtcn 2InIeiben
belaltien iid oamit Jest mtf $3,887.
100000.
3os Staot96cpartement bat ouh
an oen nmericaniIden @eneralconhll
@orret in 4lerdnOrio, ggppten 1885,
900 Collars 3ur llnteritiieung Der
ongeblid bunoerttaulcuo gfothIei6en.
oen in Seruialent, oie MongeI an
Rabrrngsmitteln uno anoeren ge=
0orf2altifeln boben teIegrapbiIh
iiberpieien. @enerolconiul Garrett lit
beauftrogt moroen, iid5 ioiort na6
SeruioIem gu bege6en, Inn Die Ser
theiIung Der 8eIontitteI 81 beiorgen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
WilIOn ilbernimmt
bic Giienbabncu.
Sammtlidlc Giicnbabneu DcS 2anSes
unter 3esiernnaS Guutruae. -
Sdnbamtsierretar 9FegIouu @cnc-
raloirertur.

@aiRinstOn, .. 6. 9rGiioent
8iIiou erIieB am 26. DIS. cine Y-o-
clamation, ourb pcIhe fir Die 9auer
oeS arieaS lleberltohmc mo Setrieb
idmmtIiher giienbobueu oe$ 2moe3
ieiteus Der 9nnoeSregierlng, Don Der
MittaasIhlnoe beS 2S. 9ecember an,
nngetiinoiet nuroe. 8leifjeitig er.
nouute ser Br1iioent ieinen Sd,mit.
9eriobn, Den ShosomtSiecretdr Mil.
Iinm g. glc 9looo, gum @eneraIhircc.
tor ser gilen5abncn, uuter 93eibeboi.
tang ieiueS Goiteus i'm Cabinet.
Seoe i'm Observation-Disclosures.
febr i,ebcuoe GiIenbabn idnmt III.
rem 3ubeb6re ur0 einihlieBIih oIlcr
affjIiirten 2ompierIinien. miro iibcr.
nommen mo oue 9abripiteme mcr-
oen oils elm @ou5eS bonn @ereraloi.
rector betrieben.
Sin elmer oie proclamation bcplci.
teuOen grfldrnQ fiinoiate Scr @tGi-
oent an, OaB ct ioiort nod @ie0er.
3uiommentritt oeS Gonareiic9 0ie
9lnnobme pom @eiebeu clupieblcu
mer0c, meIdc cine @arottic oaiiir
bieren Ionen, 6nb oie por Dem arieg
er5ielten Groiite peiterbeiteben uno
oas @igentbum Der gabnen in autem
3uitano erbaIten tueroe 2Gud miro
Die &eeieuing ole gIuSgobe ueuer 81.
ienbabn.ObIisotionen in ie6er @eiie
unteritiiten, oomit oieicIben leiht glb,
nebmer finoen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
Die Gcnerei; ttntcrs
Iacbitnoen,

gSaibingtOn, .. 6. 49, Inter nenem
4rcu5ieuer babeu am D(ittmod otc
pom Gon9reB eingeleiteten picr6aupt.
llnteriuhungen, IN 0enen iIber Weib.
naften cine Eauie eIntrat, micoer
begonnen.
lSn ser arie9sOepartement Inter.
Iuhung miro man ieitjuitellen mhen,
moriim oie Solooten in oeu Yagcrn
nidt geniigcnO aIeiOunq erbiclten.
On (8enerolar5t @or0a9 glaubt, oaB
pieIe aronfbeiten in 6eil 2agern bon
Dem llmitauoe berriihrcn, OaB ole
2eute nid)t qeniigeno befleioet ma.
rem. Bel Dem llnteriudllngscomite
ueuer0ings ein9elatfene 0crihte be.
ingeu, onB oen SoIooteu I'M Eager
Gutter, U2id., Ole Chren eriroren
ieieu uno ooB BORT mie in onoeren
2agern 0}angel on Winterndntelu,
onoeren Rleioern un0 'Shuhen herr.
iG)e @cneraImnjor Sbarpe. @eueraI-
Quortiermeiiter Der gIrmee, gob Dor
Dem Gomite 3u, oaB Ole omericani.
idjeffT Sruppcu nit lluiformen in 0ie
Snppen aeianot mlroen, Die y @ros
cent lucniger I'M @eluiCbt betroacn mie
oie Der griten unO Iran5oien. gu6
ao6 er 3u, oa6 Die llniiormeu pom
geringerer GuaIit1t iino ais Die Dor
Dem arieQc 0ebraud)ten. tpos er ourb
Die anappbeit az l4o0c bc9r,"oete,
Iie llntcriudjung Scr Sdiiibans
behorOc bat iolUeit 3lt tn8c gcforoert,
oab t6atiadlid bis Jest crit ein Gin.
}ges SonOelsidiii fertiggeitellt nur,
oe. ooB abcr 0os Eroaramn jctt frdf
tiger porouidreitet, oa Com q.
&urlep, @oriiBer 6er @eboroe Gin
SbItem nit meniger o8eo Cape" &c.
iolgt, Elm Spitem nit eiuem ein3elner
Nonu in Control ser Central -@e.
malt.
,{n Der @ebensuittel lln6 8renns
material llnteriuhlug miinidte &C.
notor 9leco, ser Die lluteriufunq let-
tet, nit Der gcleu6tuna Der t}ufers
Gage uoran}ugehen, ober Spndtor
9enpon er3pona eine Abidwerfunq
auf Die acute No6lcnmunaeliituation
un6 6nS Gomite bot MIN iib ioiort an
oieie Arbeit aemad)t
Die llnterilitunq Ser 3niihcn.
Itaatllhen aauocIscommiiiion be,
treifs 0rr Giienbnhniraoc beId1Itiqt
iid nit ocm 5moilm Der bel Dem
Gontitc einaelouienen gerihtc IS
1T fam tDohridcinIif ooB irgen0
cine GmpiebIiinl iraent pelhrr 2lrt
qeid)Cben miro, ebe Der 9rdij6ent nud)
6em 2. Eauunr bcm Gonarrb ieire
Riinidc betrefis GiieH6a6naeietaeb-
nuq einqeian6t hat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

areB eine 2oiung fiu0en. Die tiiifti-
gen 8rotectoren oieier Gambler miiB.
ten Die Stimmuns Der 8olter ielbit in
Re6nung Bieben.
Cine @0IterIiga, in ser DeutIf.
lamb our6 triunpbiren6en Neilitaris.
::;;;;3 ::::;;;:;;3 nertreten iei, suiiroe cine SARGE
ieiu. SroBbritunuien, 10 ihIoB er,
lei nift in ben Grieq eingctreten, nm
iein8ebiet burd aiuen 6uBbreit frem.
ben 9obeas 5u erneitern, ionoern
aus Der lteber5euaitng berous, oaB
ergIonb's @bre ntff Dem Spiel itaub,
Die 8rages ob G1oiano' fem Bcrt
hGft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
KricosIcerctir $s0Rer 0cs
oeat au9cmetncO OicnIt.
pFGicbG.

WnIbingtpn. Arieq sierret1r
9afer beriibrt in ieinem 5a6re8be.
ridte on4 Die 6roge Der ginfiibrang
Der angemeinen 0ienItpfliGt. Gr er.
fIort, onB er cine alIgeneiue uilitari.
ihe 9lusbiIoung oIs rationale go.
Iitif nibt begiariti9e. 6nuptIGdlid
oe$bnlb, neil ieoe Observation-Disclosures
9olitif unfeblbar ourd Ole 9l6mads
llngen beriihrt nerocn miiiie, ole iih
aus Dem 9lusgang oe& qe9enDGrtigen
9riegeS ergebeu uer0er. n2l1e ripili-
itrten 0Ieniben". 10 idbrt Der 9erid)t
tort, omiiilen Die 6oifmtnq 6e9en,
ooB Die 3ufiinft cine GrIohtuq bon
Der 3eutoruna uno 8erpiiitlnq oeS
RriegeS in ii1 birgt." yltn0 mie
tboriht oicIe &offnuuq inmitten 0ie.
ieS arieges. ser olle on6eren an ger,
Itoren0er uto perpiiiten0er 9utb
iibertrefic, oud erI6eiuen m0ac, 10
erb1lt iie iidl Oenuod.". n8iel'
Icifjt" pie Ncrr 9nter oe8 peiteren
nusiiibrt, ymeil mir ms ernutbiat
fijblen ourd bic ouoIoae grietunq
ser @epaIt ourd @crid)te bel Der
ShIidhlnQ pom Standardization;
,0enn oo6er cine oauernoe Mili-
tdrpoIitif CUR 9Iunabme aelouaen
uiro, miro iie obne 3weiief in einem
8eiitc gehalten icin, Der hinreidcn
miro, ie6en m6Qlhcn 9fnariif mi sic
10 mibtiQen @runoi0te Der 1Srelheit,
auf 0eneu oie 6enofratiid)eu Giarid.
tltngen berthen, ob{nmcbreu, m16.
ren6 iie onoererieits 10 in 3iiacl ge,
6olten miro, oaB iie auF fciucn san
ons @Ghsthum rein militdriidlen
@br1ei3e3 3u for0ern oermogcn, noh
Die 9eiiirhtllngen- jcner @olfer her.
norrilien miro. NIT 6enen IN barno,
niidem nno qereftetem Ginperitdno.
nib 81 lcbcn, unicr oberiter g8nib
it,.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
t1oeitcre SO 2l1illicncn fiir
1trie0 oerlamot.

WaIhlngtOn, 9. 6. = Set Der
GongreB in Oie @eibna9tsferieu ge.
gangcn it, limo Oemielben 6or0erun-
gen fiir rpeitere Observation-Disclosures
in &01e BON foit $50,0O0,000 in @e-
ltnlt BON Observation-Disclosures
ii6ermittelt mor0en. Die Marine c!-
Iein perIangt oabon $45,OO0.0O0:
Der gr0Bte 8oiten GelGuft ii6 ntf
$15,458,500 rno iit fir Die 2Lni6ofi,
nng pon 0iarine. 8eidiibei1, M}uui-
ton uiD.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
tt,eitere DerlitSte Ser
2lmserieaner.

@aibiustun, .. s. @anern.
Beribing melDete folgenbe weitere
3oSesfGlle unter 0fitglieoern Der
americoniideu grpeoitionstrupper in
6ranfreid:
2eonoro Sargent, 9eoforo, 25n6. /;
S5os. $. @rabeGe, 6it9burg, Maii.
Clarence g8. Mondeiter, Sort Bragg,
@nl.; D3iIton 9. Mnrfs, 8eit 2pnn,
0tuii.; 9orolo 9tirsportb, Snnrtb=
more, 3D.; Dram 6. 9oofer, Golo-
raoo, Ger; 8m. ). 0'9rieu, BaI-
pole, g. s.; Gam. $. aebI. Sbenan
Ooab, ga; @m. 5, Smitb, Gbicaqo
8roner @oooaa, Sburon, ia; @m.
sSolntlerop, &ingsoole, go. S5roing
5aplor, Souiton, Diiii.; Rid. y.
2aiuIeB, 9tep gorf; 8eter @orIbip,
9biIips, 9fiii.; 9teo 35idcn5, Grit-
ger, RiiI.; 8incent 5btpers, ir.,
arlltiten6, "a; j}lopo g. Dianono,
Ninnshoro, ga; Ginen Il. 9tcoOors,
arupp, aD. 6nrrp &epers, Snoiana-
polls. Carl G. 9lurauo, 6nrrisbura,
go; Com. &. aoitbaoe, 9obort,
sno. 5obn e. 9hite. 9icn 9orf,
Gbns. 8. @alaDan. Chicago; 8m. u.
GnisIie, Sort 9ra9g Sal; Ct GIdir
g9iaeor, Binteriet. So; @amrence 5.
alnoeriou, Detroit; gruIt & 9lnrih,
sStrouosbur8 4a.; 3obu ). Iii
glanc, aui1iu, Ger. SSas. 3. Qnul.
8lhsburgb; @ni. 1f. neatherfer0,
ScrGtoH, z. &. @ih. 2olIiii, Sta
iiea; @GIter } Bennett, airtIanS.
Ga
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
$eecFiicns 90 elijSte ist
GaH0So.

C.uf6ec a . liiIH5ta 9er
Ycg,sida Dir -a6ao.l@eH kra3in3
Cacbec rc.ar Der loGa 0wse i.
Srnncoeur son |ot6.Ejtre ciHeH Nn.
trog ein, Der UoritIdgt, oaB Die 4ro.
Dln3 Quebec ans Der Gouio0erotioM
Der eano0lid]en grobirRgli ausihel0e.
Die TbitiInmuna iber Sen antrng
miro nnt S. Sar eriol9eu
Gue5et lit Die ein}iQc 9ropin3. Die
bel Der iiiaatcu &obl 9eaen GoR-
itrlption ltialnte,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

- Tas 6auptIoboratorium ser
bioloaiihen citation ser Ser. 5taa.
t9r su 5airport. So. muroe nit Ell.
aen Berluit BON $50. 600 ourf 5euer
5erft0rt.
- Su 1reeport III, eritidteu oie
ISL ,{nbre alte 6rou Carrie @olter
mn6 ihre 3odlter an @o$, on5 aGen
9nfdleine nod Die 9lutier angebre9t
aatte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

9unocSIenator t}roncis @rif.
fitb GemlonOs (9emcfrot) BON 9epn.
oa lit Mont1G abeno i'm 2tltcr oou 50
Sabren In ieiner @obnltng in g8aib.
ington einem 6er3ihIag erlegen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

gutbredler piijn0erteu uuG,.s
nas Sid'erbeits 1eipolbe Der Stonts.
fnlf ner Suuuuit, ciutr &crita6t
Gbicos0A, I'M $4,000 ID 9oarselo,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
9iebplte in 9fMmGnieit.
GarraiI abbernfen.

8aris. - @eneraI SarraiG, Com.
inanoeur Der olIiirten 4rmeen in So-
Iontfi, lit obberufen iuoroen un0 miro
einen onoeren 8oiten erbnlten. Sein
9eaffoIger i'm Commando Ser Erups
ben in Moceoonien miro General
8uiTlentet, Der fif Dor @er6un aus
deidnete.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed With the postmaster at
Milwaukee. December 26. 1917, as required by
hn Art of Ortnhar A foi7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, December 70 1917, as required by
the act of October Q, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed with tue postmaster az
Milwaukee, December "a 1917, IS required by
the act of ctoeer 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee December IS. 1917, as requiredby the
Acf of Ocfnher G 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed with IL master by
Milwaukee. December 26. 1917 D. equired at
the act OF October 6. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30
Solll SrieQe.
Die Sriesslase nad Sen nsneitcn
Seriften.

SlLAulASHs
9ln allen Ranpffronten berrihte on
@eibnahten cine glrt @ottesirieoe,
nit 9lusnabme MIR bon 0oroitalien,
no Die 8ruppen Ser 6euti9en 8er-
biinoeten iid bentiiben, Die Staliener
an iiberipGItigen un0 iib einen
Durdbrud ourd sen ge6irgigen
Sbeil in Die penetioniidbe Sbene 3l
er3pingen mo erbitterte aanlpfe i'm
@anee lino. Gie oberIte oeutide
Seeresleitung meloet 8ertrei6uug oes
@egners aus nihtigen Stellungen
auf benz Aiiago-8lateall, @innabme
oes Col Del 9foiio iolpie Der anitOBen.
ben Soben uno @efnn9ennobme bon
5000 Ndnn uno 270 Sfficieren.
Die Shlodtironten hnbeh beute
elm peientIih nhoeres Qtusieben ais
>nor einem Sabre. Die ruIiii6e
sSront, BON Der Office bis gum
Gdporaen @eer, eriitirt tbotiG6lih
iiberbal1pt ni9t mebr; Die SStoIiener
iteben nieLe MeiIen BON Der Stelle
entfernt, mo- iie Dor einem S5obr mo-
rem; BON 8elgten bls 8eroun iino
BON ben britiIhen uno frotl5oiiI6en
9Lrmeen beoeutenoe 8orIt0Be IN oie
0eutfd]en 2inien gemof]t por6en; in
@Ieinnfien baben Die 8riten beoeuten-
De @rfoIge erritngen.
Sn 8aIaitina ieBen oie 6ritiihen
ErlIppen unter General 9laenbD i6ren
8prmoriG na6 gtoroen fort ltno ba.
ben beoertenOen 6ortIhritt gegen oie
Siirfen gernoht. @eibnahten 1917
fob bon neuem Die @briiten i'm @eIis
BON @etbIebem, Der @eburtsitGtte
Gbriiti, un6 bon SertinIen, Der Sci.
Iieen Staot.
ObgIei6 oog @ort ysrieoen" in
Der 2uft berliminpirrt, lit oniheis
nenb nod feline ausIi6t ouf baloige
8eenbieuug beg 3itanenfanpfes Dor.
honoen. Die oelti9en @erbiinoeten
unb bic Ruiier beutiiben ii9, bic emo,
piiItigeginiteIlung Oer6ein6IeIigfeiten
an Der Sitfront berbei8ufiibren, 1rn6
iperben porausiihtlih ai9 etne art
Mbfommen er3ielen, tpeIhes, fiir'g
Grite tpenisitens, Ole Eruppeit Der
@eeenrenoIntion in GuBIan0 s1r
llntbt1tgfeit oer6dmmen uno oen @I.
Iitrten, ben bis6erigen @er6iinoeten
Der 9iuiIeit. cine idpere gur6e ouf-
erlegen miro.
&ebDlte in SfHmGniem.
8etersbnrg. - SIN SnoInn. 22Sr1tis
tut, Dem Saubtquartier ser golI6e.
ipifi in 9etersburg, iIt 0ie 9ofridt
eingetroffen, 6oB elm reooIiltionQres
GoHtpIott oegen 8onig Jeroirano
bon Humdnien geI9nie6et porOen
fei. Die Meloung ihetl1t 0urdl an-
oere 0epeihen ibre 9eitGtiguno at
iiuoen, In tpeI6en bon itorfen ltnru.
ben rnb elmer ieporitebenoen poIiti-
i9en Griiis N Hin6uien beri6tef
iuir6.
GarraiI ab6ernfen.
gGris. - @eneroI Sarrai[, Conf
inanoeur Der oIliirten 4rineen in 5o-
Iontfi, lit obberufen iuoroen un6 miro
einen onoeren Boiten erbalten. Sein
9eanfoIger i'm Gonnonoo Ser Grups
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True trsnslation FLEA with the postmaster al
Milwaukee December 26 1917, as required ~
tn act Of October g. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-30

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee December 26. 1917, as required by
the act of October 6, 1911
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03
BY ]. n. DUCKWORTH

City-to-Montreal empire and railroad
owned by Germany, an American
counterpart of the archaeological
dream of the TeutOns-that was the
inner meaning Of the Prussian plot
to get Mexico and Japan to join Ger
many in a war against the United
States, as it is seen here today by
men who have made a close study
Of Germany and the world war.
1t has been figured by military men
that part of the idea was for an in
vasion, starting in Mexico, up the
Mississippi valley to cut the United
States in two parts. A part Of this
plan was to provide the territory for
the Mexico City to Montreal route, as
it is now viewed, and was a part Of
the long-prOfessed contention that
the kaiser has a vast scheme to con-
quer the world.
THE eyes Of American have now
been opened. So-called British pro-
paganda, described by Germany as a
Campaign of les will surely be now
more readily accepted as containing
truth"
This is how a representative of one
of the allied governments in the y. S.
summed up the news of the amaz-
ing attempt of Germany to seek an
alliance with Mexico and Japan.
'At the moment the story of the
German plot against this country
was being given out at Washington,
Germany was sending here by wire
less a dispatch describing how as
founded Germans were at the invisi-
BILE net of monstrous intrigue and es-
pionage' Japan was spreading over
China!
do the tales of German spies and
German plots in this country look, so |
idiotic now? Will Americans con-
tinue to accuse us of mendacity
when we repeat that for 40 years
Germany prepared for bid for world
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03
MEXICO-TO-MONTREAL ROAD GERMAN PLAN
SEEN IN PLOT

Ing III SOuG cheap uOIOIlGLy WuGu
he said there are 100000 spies in this
country?
Perhaps the American govern
ment's frmness in putting a stop to
the activities Of Won Papen, Boyd,
Hans Tauscher and Lieut.. Fay was
not exercised at the behest Of the
British ambassador at all
"And maybe it was not at the in
SEPARATION of the British that a sensa-
tiOnal construction should have been
placed on the sudden transference of
Baron Won Schoen, the German en-
bassy secretary, from Washington to
the legation at Mexico City after the
return from Berlin of Rafatel Zu-
baran, CarTanza's minister to Berlin.
I'VE allies have been charged with
having deliberately invented stories
giving a, German cause for munition
factory explosions and a thousand
other alarming phenomena.
In the light Of this last manifesto
ton of German militarism can Amer
leans, ask, still suspect that we are
doing nothing more than venting our
anger i'm abuse when attempting to
prove that Germany is conscience
less and remorseless and that we feel
we are conducting a crusade against
the common enemy Of civilizations"
German intrigue promised Bulga-
ria the better part Of Northern Ser
bia and Turkey security in the pos
session of COnstantinOple. The car
the cOnqueTing of Serbia, the de-
structiOn of Montenegro and the
maintenance of the Berlin-to-Bag-
dad railroad.
German intrigue has now promised
the '1ost territory of Texas, New =
Mexico and Arizona to Mexico. Did
the kaiser. dream Of establishing a
new empire in the western hemi-
sphere-the Mexico to-MontreaI en-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-28
REGULARS ARRIVE AND ARE GREETED
 WITH ENTHUSIASM Dispatches Announce Men Enter Camp Prepared and
 Enter on Training.
SOON TO FRONT,
 GENERAL BELIEF
War Department Makes no Announces ment as tO Number or N0mpOsitiOn of Forces Which Cross Atlantic
 to Join General PersMng.

A French Seaport, June 27.-The second contingent of American troops arrived and disembarke4 this morning.
 The troops landed amid the frantic cheers of the people, who had gather ed for hours before in anticipation of duplicating yesterdays surprise.
 Enthusiasm rose to fever pitch when it was learned that the trans ports and conveys had successfully passed the submarine zone. The port was speedily beflagged in honor of the occasion.
 ], All the troops now arrived were transferred today to camp not far distant from this point, where Major General William l.. Sibert is installed. Thence they probably will go soon to point near the front All the troops are in excellent shape, enthusiastic over the successful trip and their re- ception and eager for action.
 Major General Pershing, the Amer ican commander, is expected tomor- row. when additional troops are ex- spected.t
 vfg gT,sa ,,aaaicr iszgaaktsa with convoys. The streets are filled with soldiers in khaki and with bluejackets. Great numbers of trucks are transporting immense supplies to the camp in which the troops are concentrating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-28
M|LIIAN1S FOLD
 SONG SERVICE IN
 WASHINGTON JAIL
Prefer Serve Three Days in Prison to Payment of
 Fine Fixed By Court.

Washington, June 27.-Behind jail- bars tonight, six women suffragists convicted in police court today of ob- structing the sidewalks by displaying propaganda banners before the white house, held song service and suf- frage meeting for other women 1n- mates
 They were given the choice of $25 fine or three days in jail, and decided to go to jail They did not attempt a hunger strike and will be released Friday morning, part of today and a few hours Friday being counted full days.
 The districts prison house women section presented an extraordinary scene tonight. At a little organ in the section sat Miss Mabel Vernon, of Reno, New, playing God Be With You" and other hymns, and beside her stood a little group of singers, Miss Catherine Mercy of Boston, Miss Virginia Arnold of Asheville, N. C., Miss Lavinia Cook of Philadelphia, Miss Maud Jamissn of Norfolk, and Mrs. Annie R. Arneil of Wilmington, Del.
 Huddled on a stairway beyond a partition were 30 negro women and 9 few white women. who joined in re- frain. The matron gave the suffra- gists permission to address their fel- low prisoners and there were ferv- cnt pleas for the cause of votes for women.
 The suffragists have clean berths in individual cells, with toilet facili- ties, clean towels and other conven- fences.
 Considering that it is a jail, we are very comfortably fixed" said Miss Vernon to a newspaper man. ''We had shoulder, kale, tea and bread for SUD- per and now we are having a little singing bee before bedtime" The other young women smiled wanly and added approval. Bessie Jones, a negro woman, charged with larceny interrupted here, shouting through the bars:
 And don't forget we'll be here a long time and are having good time tonight for once."
 The suffragists declined to discuss Imprisonment.