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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
eturb an SOlSalfo6oI- -gcrsiftnua,

@os ~ Sabre olte Sri. 9(pple,
mel6es bel ibrer S6ipeIter, 6rou
Sertba @ommeri6lne, in Scr. 3006,
@rolon-StraBe, pobnte, muroe ee-
tern @toreen bon Ger 2esteren ouf
ibrem @ett in beuuBtloiem 8uItanoe
9ehlnoen. gleben ibr lag cine leerc
0lolde, oeren SnbaIt - Sol5alfobol
bon Der llngliidli6en ousgetrun-
ten moroen por. Sie purOe 0ur1
oen glmbulonSmogen oes norOpeit-
!l@en 9iltrifts ms Sobnemonn-So-
lpltel gebradt, no lie bolo mad ibrer
ueoerfllbrung, obne 0as @elpuBtiein
lo'eoer erlonet 0u boben, Deridieo.
Soroner g8iltIbire uurOe bon DEM
%ooeStnu ilnterri1tet. Sri. glpple
.'lt OIL elmer linbeilboren &ronfbeit,
peren Sdmer0en lie Our6- @etGll-
onngsmittel 6u linoern lu6tc. @e-
llern Wtorgen ipor iie ouf oen un-
9lhdllben @eoanfen gefomnen ibr
Seoen ourd Oos Trinten BON Sol0-
altobol 0l enoen. Sri. 9(ppIe, iopie
lDre S6weIter, 6rau Sommeridlag,
ltommen aus 9eutiblano. sic miro
anBeroem bon ibrem 9ruoer ser.
mann glppIe iiberIebt. SSn Der
slpple- 5omilie moren 13 Gin6er,
bon oenen nun MIR nod 6pei anI
Seben limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
Gnrse Staotmemiafeiten.

Gle aopeGe Der 9aItimorer 9rief-
trigger con5ertirte eeitern 5un
eriteu Nlale in ser Saiion in 9apOielp
inter oen 9(uipi5ien ser o@iaing
@orfers" ser uSt. Gincent De @uul-
@eieGi6aft~.
Seute 9lbenO merOen Oie 0omen,
weIde nit Der st. Marp'S Star Of
tie Sea" Stride inGerbinOung lteben,
eine r@r6re-@artie" unO Ean5 in
Der 56ul6ale an Der 9atterD-glOenle
im0 @ittings-Str ab6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
ShL3dter.lIniun

Ole S1ld6fer Union, 2ocal glr.
80, bielt in q. gogener' s-Sale, glr.
l-6 SiiO-@oD. .StraBe, i6re regel-
nGBiee @eriammhng o6. Serr
@aiper &re0igcr fii6rte Oos @roto-
foil. Sn Souptiade puroen &ou-
tine-@ei6dfte erleOiet, lno oie Sra
ee ser boben SebensmitteI-@ -@reiic
einge6enO 6iscrtirt. 9ie Srage zines
N1ai.9(usfluges lit nod ni6t geregelt,
lmo i6eint Oerielbe inter Den obwol-
teuoen llmitdnOen i'm 3rpeifel 81 Ite-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
OO3erifp 6lei6t neutral.

StoDt N8crifo, 10. 9lpril.-
General Garran5a ertldrte beute
9(6eno in ieiner 9lniprahe on oen
ncue1 GongreB, ooB Ntcrito IN oenl
SSeltfriege cine itrifte gleutrolitdt
beipo6ren mer0e.
Serr $. BON Gd6orOt, ser Ocutide
@eionote, fab in elmer Soge NIT ben
oiterrei1ii6en lmO ipanil6en Niplo'
motcn.
Ger onerifaniihe 9oti6oiter,
Seuro 4. 5letder, fab 5piummen
nit Oem britii6en @eianOten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
Nn[timnrcr ertrnnfen.

g[us glepport Stems miro beri6-
tet, ooB gS. 6. Sones ans Baltimore
BON oem @feroe-Eronsportoam
rSronian" iiber 9oro oeiprungen
rno ertrllnfen iei no6oem iicb ser
0unpier einen Sag ouf Gee beflm'
Sen babe. @s miro geiaet, OaB
Sones cine 6rou in0 aino in 9aIti-
more hobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
Siir Gin Ssinaetraaf.

9as BON SEQ. @itntber aebralIte
Bier lit oos bette. &iele geurtbeiIer
bon @ier erfldren ooB es irseuo Ell.
mem eritfloiigen ouslduoii6eu Bier
glei6fonmt @era0e 0os 0ine fiir
oen 6amiIiengebran1. 1eines 9lro-
ma, better @eidmaf uno lebr n1br-
frdftig. 9ireft bon ser 9rancret.
olrd ole nclieiten Maihinen abee.
flint, mo0urd aIlgemeine 9leinbeit ee.
Iibert wirO. Siite ST.. Pbone:
@olfe 20.
(SSunitS.tSi9po. Dol (2Iml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
am siI6erfranae.

~ ht SlipCAiluHdC.
$err uno 6rou 9. Nloper beoinaen
geitern Oas 6eit ibrer iiIberueu
So65eit i'm o9(ltamont SoteI. a
@eidipiiter Oes Su6elpaares
famen aus Sort @a1ue, ct. Saul
irnO Nhlwautee. - @rd6tige
9lngebinOe Oargebra6t.
On feitIiber @eiie 6egingen Serr
unO 6rou g. @5oDer BON Gennlore-
un0 9elOioere 9loenue, Elm iiberors
liebeuspiirOiges @aor, i6re IiIberne
S9od5eit geiteru 9(6en0 i'm .Sotel
Alatmont" am @utafp 9lace ourd
EN- %iner unO no9foIgenoem @m-
ptang, 81 neI6em cine W3enae ser
0relnoe 'oes SubeIpaares aelaOen
mar. Serr unO Srou W3oper muroen
geraoe3u iiberbduft nit @eI6enfen,
ole ibnen bon allen Seiten suItrom-
ten. Die geitrige GofeIrunoe lieB oos
Stlberpoor bis ipGt in sic O1a6t
beIm Gbampogner bod le6en.
@roBe 6reuoe empfonO Oos gliid-
lide Saar iiber Oen 9eiud ser grii.
Der oes Serrn MaDer, ipel6e es Ii6
ni6t nebmen lieBen, bon ipeitber oie
Oieiie NIT ibren @emablinnen nod
bier 81 ma6en Inn i6re Graduation
perlonlid Oor5ubrineen. Serr Sig
milno OlaDer unO feline @attin ma-
rem bon Sort @abue gefommen Serr
Somuel unO @ottin bon ct. YauI,
Serr 8eIir Diaper uno @ottin bon
Milmaufee.
Sin ausge3eiGnetes W1enu unO
feline @eine erparteten sic @dIte i'm
nSotel 9IItomont." @s puroen Sob.
reoen auf Oas @bepoor gebalten,
&ooite ouf 0as peitere gliidlide Be
finoen oes SSubelpoares ousge6ro6t,
oos oieie Suloigrngen ais @aItge6er
lIebenspiiroig entgegennabm lno in
ber5liben @orten oonfte. Inter oen
5a6lreiden @dIten befon0en lid audi
Serr uno 5rou 9lrdibaIO Spfes, Serr
unO 6rau @iaing, Serr un0 Srau
Simon Sebi, Sol. Soof, Serr &eOeu,
Der &oiiirer ser Slo Comm NotionaI-
9onf, %eter $. Campbell nebIt elmer
Mlenge BON auspGrtigen 9efannten
ltnO 5reuuOen Oes SSubelpoares.
Serr mO Sral Diaper Itammen
aus yeiirnberg, po audi ibre Srau-
ung ooll5ogen muroe. sic fanen I'M
Sabre 1897 na6 Baltimore, mo- Serr
MaDer in ser @oD-StraBe elm Opt.
fer-@eiddit griinOete. @or ungefG6r
5iuei Sabren fnufte er an ser @ob.
StroBe Elm groBeS @ebGuoe, in mel
dem optii6e 2inien fobri5irt meroen,
Oereu grfin0er Serr Diaper lit. 9as
W'angel on optiideu @IGieru infolae
oes &rieges eintrat, begann Serr
W'aDer feline llr6eit an Ieiner Grim
Dung, Die er Dor ungefG6r ie6s Wlo-
Hoten ooIlenOete. @r Iiefert in oieIern
Sanoe unO in Canada einen eroBen
S5eil Oes 9eOarfs in optiiden Sn-
ltrumenten an oie %rofeiiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
Srud?

Nrudbano glniertiqno unSere eheainIitat
gstr naben nno paen oieieiben oiI nno ga,
ranliren Den 8rub 5i baten Reine Gdens
ir,sl ielrisnIeR ooer binoen Der Siiien. Sbre 9ui
pdnifdeS @eparienIeri eeienff: ganSaocn iIir
ale WdBblounAen mad Wlab: omdl TliBboaefts
SSlnseIi Smdsr lllS eiglIlisnoe 9oeeh ODER WSiielB
eemadt. 3uirieoenIteIuno anrnntirf ~ gienn,
raliren 81 aHgemeieneu 9reien. Steine &c.
bis 8 llhr glbeno '" ''''"e
g. 3. 9'srasbeun, 525 @orb.Gmtaw.etrans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
Ser @cSamfe an GOnOcrfrieScu.

YeterSbltrg, Is. glpril. II Sf.
fi5ieIl miro semeIoet: nSallt 9(usiage
eines oiterreidii6en Sffi5iers bat ser
Oeuti6e Hei6sfon5ler Oeutide 90
5ialoeniofroten na6 Stod6olm ent-
ionot, I'M ruiiiide So5ioliiten BORT
81 treifen uno nit ibneu iiber einen
Sonoerfrieoen 5u berbonOeln.
Iie OeltiGen So5ialOemofroten
or6eiten, pie OerIel6e 0iterrei6iide
Sifi5ier iagte, bereint nit Ser &eeie-
rrmg unO betrahten licb Dor allen
ais DeutiGe
Sin anOerer 0Iterrei6iider 5a6nen.
fliidtiger logt es piiroe iebt ipeniger
ii6er 5rieoeu geIpro6en ais frii6er
IN ser oiterrei6iiAen 9(rmee, rmo
Dab SeOermann bofie, innere llnrn-
ben in 0iuBlono miir0en feline Ser.
ni6tung ber6eifii6ren. 9lles Oies be-
weiIt, Dab Geutidlnn0 81 allen @dt-
teln greiit imO fem @l0glibltes t6ut,
Inn 3wietradt inter feline SeiuOe 81
iGen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

Gs narb pl0tlid nu a. glpri 1917 0arulo
0uhn im Nlier bon II Jdbren. gellebiei snDa
bon 0rnli uuo pelena 0ubu Nic Neeroiauua
iinoei Eicuiua, laMmliiags uW 4 ubr BON
Ser l3o0muig ser &iern. 9ir, 81O9, 0laremuut
glDrnnc, uus aui oem nNtllen 0uanaeIilhen
SreobOle" HIATT (Aprl6 -lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

.Gos min id itorf 1oiienl" cut9eg-
nete cr Damn ernlt.
9lls 9eger bei ser llrauifii6rlirg
ieines .9Fomiiden Eriump6gelou,
ges~ in Sena immer wieOer aefeiert
witrOe. bolte CT Oen Girigenten oes
@erfes. 9Srofeior Stein, 5eron uno
ii6er 6eioen ihmseu Die @ellen OeS
9eiioQS 6rauienO 5ldommen. Gem
GiriQenten traten Dor &iibrlng mo
Stol5 babel oie Sbr6nen in Die Slii'
Qen. 0leger meinte Damn ipdter:
rEie @eibidjte w6re gum Seulen y.
.Stein."Grbarmen gepeienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
.SLnefOOten.

9eQer NOR Dem 9lufe nod Nlei.
ningen qciolqt mO trot inter GROCER
Spanmrng ser Whtiiffreiie Die 9lad-
folgerl6oft Sans bon 9iiloip's, ,Stein'
6ab's imO 9erger'S an. Sine &rin.
5eIiiu oes oorti9en Soies wo6nte oenl
erIten Gon5erte oeS nelIer Iirigen-
ten bel llnO bet6eiligte lib olf oos
9e66aiteIte an Sen Sootioilen fir oen
W3eiIter. g}o6oem OaS nnritalilcbe
@reiani6 Oorii6er mar, manote lid
sic grin3eliin ou sen @eieiertet
ii6er6dufte i'm nit Sobipriiben uno
6eoaucrte BLOB, OoB man md5reno
ser Nhllifitiide mn oen Giiden oes
NReiIterS Bate 6eipinoern fonmell.-
0Rcqer lad)te uuo logte ln6efanaell-
ailf Ieinen 9tameu ouipieleno 81
ser @cre6reriu ieiuer ainlt: oSas
bat uidts auf lid, So6eitl @S III
oas nGmIi6 cine Gigeut5iinli6feit
BON mir. ooB i'd BON bhlten g'rao 70
ausI1ail', mie bon Dornl"
CieIel6e Game wo6nte audi Der
criteu 9(uffii6rlng Der 9odliu.Snite
bel, Ser poIDp6one glusOrld oeSNr-
dleItcrs i'm n@aimQ6I oeS Sutnaus~
mo6te QroBen Ginorud auf Die Nlu-
ItfreuuOin sic porae6mlid auf Oie
G6emcn ser 6ogotte in Oieiem SaBe
qcadtet 6otte. sic iragte 9ieger in-
tereiiirt mie Oieie Ounflen merls
winoigen Eouii9uren eutitiinoen, %
sic Mtuiifer iie nit Dem Nlunoc Der.
por6rdc6ten2 Ser @ompouiit ia6 oie
6rogenOe emen 9hlgeubIid itarr on;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

Stein" "Grbarmeu geipeienl"
@eIeaentli6 cineS NluiitieIteS in
geimar cri1ienen oie Serren pom
GprItano in Srod unO Glaque, ole
onoercu Seitt6eilneDmer il me5r
ooer minOer eutipreheuoer &leiOmg.
gS iiel mon6cn ouJ Dab ein betaml
ter imo gcfiir6teter aritifer 3um
@mpioua ieitens Der @roBber5ogln
i'm Stro66ut eriAien. Sieger, oellen
EonIM6pfmgen e6en bon ienem &ri-
tifer ltdnoiq in @ruo ino 9oOen
ocrillen mrrOcn neinte belbmihti'
Qeuo n9l6er ib bite Sic meme
Nerrenl SD fir meme &erlou fann
mir cine me6r 6ormoniiAe llmflei-
Oima oieies 9lotenfopies oar ni6t
poritellenl"
Heger mar emit bon oeri6ieOeueu
@}lliijeiti6riiten 9ebeten moroeu,
t6cnatiihe 9lnoloien ieines iiingiteu
gserfes 81 ge6en. gr lpar 6ereihpil-
ligit oen g8iiuiAen geiolet imo Bate
icocr 3citibriit onocre Sbcmcn ge.
imOt. 60 ser cineli gum @eiipiel sic
llmtebrlng zines @aiienbauerS. Der
anoeren cine Goileiter 6eranf mo
binlmicr in Eirolen elmer 0ritten
Ocn Erillcr mni cine unmo9lih tie.
len Con. @dbreuo Scr ar6Bte S6eiI
Scr 3eitimriiten iiiHtS bon oer
Strcic6cu &eger's merfte, rGbtc iid
Gin &crlag OirA &eroiientlihunq
bon &cger.&orrifotircu imo biloete
mi Oos cinaeion0te S6ema be5ug
ne6men0 oeu Shiittelreim:
1@ei iener ticien He9cr glot6
Ga miro iogor Gin g2eger rotbl~
Washington Journal., 1917-06-22
sdinfeu i'm 8riefiaiten.

aus Slb.nburg f4reibt man: Der
Observation-Disclosures bradte oieier Gage
bon ieinem Ruuosaus ourd bic Stabt
ni&t nur 8riefe, aarten, Orudfa4en,
nit, iOnbern aud einsn f4peren
S4inten. Man fraste fi4, mis es
mSsli9 sepei.u mar, ben srOben
S9inteu bur6 Die tleine Oeffnuns tn
ben 8rieftait.n gu bringen. Da bra4te
fapeiBtriefenb Der Gigentiimer oes
S4intens @uftldruns. gs mar elm
Brieftrdser, Der lid auf einem 8eit.as
gang sinen biaigen Rouidinfen ausss
Iest bate, ben er, ba er i'm nidt wabs
reno Der sanSen 9our mittragsn
pollte, in sinen 8rieffaiten einf4lOb.
Mls er ii9 ben S4inten ipGtsr boleH
pOuts, fano er ibn nidt msbr DOT.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-22
Gngliidc Sen6lrr.
RreOigsr, bic AttiOnarr ban @unts
tiOrsfabrifrn finO.

Sin tppii6es Stiid6en snsIiIder
6eu6eIei ~leiitste ii9 Elm aonboner pre-
bigger in Der betanntsn ct. guulss
RatbeSrdIe. Canon Snse billie fd
Der britii6en TRADITION semdb in bas
MGnteIhen ~trpitolreiner @efinuuna
uno bub Dor beriammeltem 8olte alto
on:
.g9ir GnglGnber boben bisIen
Rriegsmolsd oes 9aiIers ME onaebes
tet. Wir baden uniere Riiitunaen nur
bis fopeit g%eIteigert, I'M uniers Si=
6erbeit gu gepdbrleiiten. llnIere 8es
IObnuug oafIr mag ia iein, bub biefs
paulSs Qbtci Oas SdidIaI Der Retms
fer &athebrale teilt uno unIere Uni
perIitdtstaot OrforO bas BON 25peu.
Wir bOffen OieIen Srieg gu gerpinneu.
Wenu niHt, Damn mOgeIt Ou es pifen,
0 Gaifer, cdB mir Oeine @Dtter unb
bein municipalities Gifenbil0nis, bas
Oh aufgesi4iet bait, nidt arbeten."
Inter Dem 9eIpolbtsn 8ogeH Der Ras
tbebruIe mag nab iol@en Morten
man6es Ser8 be5 oriitotratif9en
Nuoitoriums in gntriiFung as3ittsrt
baben segen 8ritanniens @r6fein6.
ben German emperor. Qeioer ober
IaB in Der 8liite oieisr I6meneuben
&betorit Elm gar hdblides Biirm9en.
@er nGmIi6 bic grOBe eneliF6e @af-
fsnfabrif Biders= Marim auf Die 2iIte
ibrsr 9(ftionGre priift, Der Iinoet bort
ben an1deireHO in Snnerifen leines
9er5ers auf3epiibltea Canon Snge an
bebeutenoer Gtele. llno ote5er In
gottgepeibtsr StGtte gegsn OeutI6s
MOlo9sOierife psttsrnoe 9bariider
fibt beS Deiteren al5 Mttiondr in Der
anOeren groBen engliI6en Baffsns
f9miebe Nrmitrong, Ditport6 &c 60.
gr nit Oeri6ie0enen Gr5Oiatouen, 8ie
I90fen, os8l prGiibenten Der 0oun1
Men'5 Gbriitian @FociotiDn unb an
oeren relisi0ien DISQUALIFICATION. Don
be3auberroer Sronie in Der Oenunaias
tion Des Oeuifcben MolOds 1T nod Die
Seilbaberi9aft Bidders an ben 0iterreis
4ii6en MGiteheao Sorpsboperten in
Srielt, ioOab Die 0OlOO6geI bes entrij.
iteten &betoriter5 an Der Sbsmfe ins
brett am Ban Der Grploiionsgei6oife
mitbeIfen, bic bic Frun30iii6en rno bril-
tii4en S9iffe in Die SUIT gu Iprens
gen beabfi4tigen.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-22
l1topii0e 8bautaiie.

Die Nbi9affuns Der 4rmut I'm ies
ben preis nab benz &rieg lei nun oas
3iel Der britti9en Regieruns, iagt Der
.OailD GrpreB"s Correspondent 2obbp,
pel6er ben @nfi4ten 8Onar Cams
Nusbrud perlei6en min. Oas gauge
Rabinett iei fir biefe Soes begeiitert
uR0 ss gebe berporrdgenbe Wldnner in
unb auber9alb Der Hegieruag, bic Mit=
tel uno Wsge Iuden, um nah Dem
2rieqe cine perautportlide itaatlide
RontroGe gu s6affen. oomit Bel @ertei=
luna bes Nerm0gens bic @nbdufuns
GROCER @ei6tImer alf Der einen Settle
p~erbinoert, unb Der @erarmung gans
aer electromagnetic auf Der anberen
Sei!e entsegengstreten tperbe. 8onar
Gam babe INNER Die bOberen Qobnfor=
%berunsen Der 4rbeiter begunitist uno
bic eneliiae &egierun9 blide Dem
problem idon jebt tiibn ins Mngefi9t
auf Ben gag, po Die Milionen Col
baten pieber ins birgerli9e 2ebsn aus
riidtebren iperoen. - Man fam Den
ptan Der engliiden Hegierun9 fi9lid
ms &ei9 Der lltopien 5dblen, benn our
Q6funs fo3ialsr @ufsaben pirb Elm
iber gals uno aopf peri6ulbetss
2ano aud na8 bern &riese peuis sc,
tpGbr bieten.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-22
Sranfrei6 uerblntet.

Gin bon Der 3eniur arg 3eraaufte8
9eltdnDni5 fdrieb @eneral perrot in
benz oGcIair". Wir leIen ba Die tpobls
bere9tigte 9iage, baB, tpie borber aud
bel Galoaiti nur o~ieienigen Nationen
oorgeben mubien, Die oOrber i4on am
meiiten g~eltttsn (5rdntrei@ uno Ser
bien). 9inneaburg oiirfte rebt bebals
ten. DAB Die @ntente einen einbeitli6en
@iniaB Der Srdfte nie errei9t. gbenIo
tit eS nit Der f6on 10 oft geforberten
gere6ten 8erteilung Der ardfte. 9ier
trifft, Tag! Yerrot, 8rianb BON unb
gang Der @prpurf bur6 feline 3eniur
unferen 8erbiinaeter oie na6re Notur
unferer @ott8iimrung perteimli4t gu
baben. (GjyoBe 3enIurliide.) Seoe
unterhaltung nit urlaubern uno Ser
nunoeten fart einen odraiiber auf,
baB unfere tapferen 3rieger bon ben
anberen @er5jinDeten bic glei6en
Opfer ior0sgn. SIR @ere9tiqteitsaes
fabl emp0rt iid. (3enIurliide,) Man
muB iiber bieisn punft gang often nit
ben 9erbiinbeten reoen, uno, tpenn
bies ni6ts niisen folte, bann iino mir
idlieBli9 ni6t g~e8punsen. oas uns
m0glide gu leiiten. penn mas lam
ss uns niiben, oaB uniere poltsiturten
@~erbiiuoeten uns INNER pieoer ibre
MiaionenreIerOen boripieseln, tpenn
aur @tunbe bes Sieges ali bas cole
8lut Srantrei6s ~OersOiien iein fOlteg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09
MOVE WAR TRUCKS
ON LINCOLN WAY
County Commissioners Urged
to Get Highway in
Trim.

South Bend and ST. Joseph coun-
ty viii soon get a glimpse OF the
war activity that is taking place in
the country in the movement Of war
motor trucks through this section
~ the nation from the Mississippi
river 20 the Atlantic seaboard. The
national council OF defense has call
cd upon the state council Of defense
81 Indiana TO ascertain the eondi-
tion Of the states main trunk high
ways and where repairs 10 same
are needed 10 urge county boards
OF commissioner 10 order neces-
saTy Improvements made at the
earliest possible time
A communication was received
yesterday 10y County Auditor Wolf
from the state council of defense.
the letter being addressed TO the
county commissioners and before
WHOM She matter will be laid Mon
day 81 heir weekly meeting. Lin
coin higf way is designated as the
trunk most desired for the use of
moving war motor truck from fac
tories east cf the Mississippi river
To the Atlantic coast for shipment
10 France. Surveys are now being
made by the government Of roads
AID places i'm urgent need Of repair
ing are being placed i'm frst-class
condition as rapidly as possible. as
initial tests Will Doe made in the
movement OF motor trucks overland
VIII begin within. the next two
weeks. according 90 the communi-
cation. and by the first of the com
ing year the flow OF trucks being
taken 20 the seaports on the east
ern coast for shipment 20 France
for the use of the American fighting
forces will be steady and continu-
Gus for an indefinite period
The national council OF defense
recently created committee on
highway transportation. feeling the
most immediate demand for good
roads for war purposes. 1t is seen
that the movement i'm that manner
OF trucks for war purposes viii eX-
pedite the handling of them in the
present emergency and at the same
time relieve the railroads 20 a great
extent of their heavy burden i'm tax
ing care OF the transportation of
other necessities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09
COOPERATION IN
ADVERTISING URGED

A meeting was held last evening
in the Chippendale rooms of the
oliver hotel by an organization of
South Bends leading business men,
representing nearly all lines of re-
failing. The fore part OF the even
ing was spent in a general business
meeting. aided with the views of
newspaper advertising men. and aft
err the dinner a discussion, led by
j. Frank Jefferies, was held on "Ad-
vertising Cooperation. and How the
Merchants and the Newspapers Can
Better Advertising. Mr.. Jefferies
advanced several points that met
with the general approval of the as
sembly. The next meeting OF this
organization will be held i'm about
two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09
WhatI Can DO to Help Win the War
BY ESTELLA Ii. AUSTIN
72i Diamond Av.
\ Pupil OF the MuesseI school.

Not so many thousands
Of miles away can be heard the
echoing sound of the musket. the
boom of the cannon and the voices
OF starving women and children,
some of them probably being with
out homes. Can we as patriotic
boys and girls of America, imagine
what a horrible thing this war is A.?
7 think not. though many OF us think
we do.
DO YOU not think it quite time
that We were realizing something
about that dreadful world war.
now that our country must taste Of
the evil fire, which is flaming in
many OF the foreign countries of the
globe
Did we an ask ourselves the ques-
tiou How can the soldiers fight
unless they have food and cloth
ne2" And. again, lis there any
thin that 7 can do that will help
even the least bit TO feed and clothe
the soldiers
have decided that there are a
few things, at least, which never
occurred 20 me before.
D can count 10 before / enter a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09

In addition to being a special rail-
road officer and a friend To the boys
in the trenches, Backman raises
Mallard ducks, and is an ardent
poultry fan. He intends TO have eX-
hibits in the local poultry show next
week.
Police Capt. James +. Schock of
the local department, has written the
following verses about his friend
"Humpy:"
A Michigan Central railroad dick
John Backman. from over in Miles,
Came into my office one day laStaweek
With his face all wreathed I'm smiles.
i've started 10 do nv bit said he,
For our boys who are over i'm France.
I'm making wristletS. as YOU can see,
Whenever l can get the chance
With a crochet hook, and a BAH Of yarn,
And "a smile that was good 10 see,
He said with a grin: Il don't give a
darn
What the people will think Of me
"But TN do my bit. when I get a chance
For our boys who are over the sea.
So I'm working hard for our boys in
France
who are fighting for you and me-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09

grocery store. or an ice cream store
TO spend money foolishly. l can
use up every square inch Of paper
in my tablet before buying a new
one. / can also sell all my old worn
clothes that aren't worth wearing
any longer to the rag man and thus
add a few more pennies 10 my bank
account. As / like corn bread very
much, it would not be hard for me
TO exchange the wheat bread to the
worthy soldier, for the corn bread,
which would be less expensive TO
our household. Not so much ice
cream and cake and a little more
corn bread would be better for all
Of us in the long run.
So YOU see these are some of the
things that would soon count up.
I am not including the wealthier
people, as there are many more
things that they can do than 1 could
ever think of mentioning 10 help
win the war if they only will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09

John "Humpy' Backman, special
police officer on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad between this city and
Niles. Mich, his home, has been
spending his spare time in the past
few months in making wristlets for
the boys over there" Backman,
who is 45 years old, and one of the
veteran special officers of the Mich
igan Central has considerable time
ON his hands while he is riding back
and forth on trains. or is waiting at
stations, and the fashiOning of wrist
lets occupies this time.
The wristlets are not knitted ones,
but are crocheted He works with
fair rapidity, considering that he is
mere man" and learned to do the
work only a few months ago. A
number of pairs OF wristlets have
been completed and sent away by
Mr.. Backman, who carries his mate
rails with him almost constantly.
Sometimes. says his friends, he
works even while he walks along the
street.