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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Qnftuuoriff unf SScmcOis.

S8ieOerDergeItllng fiir 9Ingriife altf
&rielt. 9lrienal unO militGri.
ibe 9lnitolten wicocrbolt getroi-
fen.
&on0on 10. Sept. - Sine Be
fanntnio1ung Der oiterreibiid d-ungo-
rii6en 9lonirolitdt, wel6e am 6rei-
tog glbeno ousgegeben muroe unO
eben bier eintroL meloet eincn Suit-
ilberfaa auf GeneOig. 9ic MeIOung
lalltet
n9lls @ieoerOergeIhlng iiir mie-
oer6olte 9lngriiie feinOli6er 6lieger
ouf oie offene StoOt Srieit baben I'M
iere See-9leroplone in Der gta6t oeS
Z. September piele 8omben nit be.
item @rfolge auf oos Norine-9lrienol
unO ouf militdriide @tabliiiements
in Geneoig nbgeporfen. 3ablrei6e
Greifer muroen 5uperldllig beobo1-
tct. 9lne unlere 6lug3euge iinO 5lt-
riidgefebrt.~
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glun SrclIc6Ora nadl saRMib.

2on0on 10. Sept. ~ @ine aus
&open5agel cingetroiiene GepeiAc
meIoet oo6. in Stod6om Elm 9lus.
iduB gcbiloet murOe, Inn einen Suit-
perfe6r 5piiden Srelle6ore, S6pe-
oeL uno SaBnis, 0eutidlanO, ein-
5uri6ten. Sin5ueciiigt miro, OaB
Elm Stod4olmer 9onfier 100000
Gronen fir Oie 9luSfiibrung oes 4Sro-
ieftS angcbotei babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

&uiieIlpille, ap., 10. Sept.
GountD.9iibter $. ". @OparOs
lit eeiteru pom Der glniAulOigimg, oil
elmer Geri6lporing gegeu Oas 9lus-
6c6ungsaeice bct6eiliat geIpeicn 5lt
iein entloitct worocn. @r mar 5u.
iauiuen nit S1eriff Eaplor bcibul-
Oigt. 0ieier miro iiir oos &cria5-
ren Der Nnn0es. @ran0. ,Sltrn 0etinirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
|prarbcitcn fir bic nGdite 2i6ertB-
Q(nleihc.

g Yprf, 10. September
Dic Geocrol gfcieroebonf nlodtc
beute bic 8IGne befonnt, mic bic gu
Itdnoe III oen @onten ernoeen mcr-
ben fonnen I'M cine 0}et6ooe fir
oas GoIlcftiren Der nd6iten 2i6ertD-
-9lnleibe 5it entwerfen, 70 ooB bel ocn
51Iligperoen elmer ieoen EbeiI5ob.
lung cine meitreihenoe 8lufhlirung
oeS @eIomorftes DerbinOert miro
Die @rfobrung bel Der crIten 2ibertp-
g(nleibe bat gelebrt, OoB cine idarfe
@elollemme bel ieoer 2beil3oblung
perurfaht nuroe. Die &elerbebonf
bat Die goufen uuo Sruit. Gompog-
nien eriudt ibr tdglid Snformation
iiber oen @eiammtbetrog Der 9ilon5
nit Snitituten ouBerbol6 Der Stoot
gep.gort un0 iiber 0en 8etrog Der
g(nleibeii nit unbeitinnter aiih0i-
glngsfriit fir 0unoeu auBcrbaIb Scr
Staot al gebeN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
SRObbeniaeS.

Gin &obbenidger entpirft folgen-
DC intereiionte ShiIoerung Oieies
niifreeenoen Sports:
llneriebens tau1en lie aus 0cm
g8olier ouf, ibouen uns on lmO BET
Der geringlten @emeeung touhen iie
pie0er unter, Inn Elm neitcs Stiid
fort 5u lhpimmen biS iie in oen
Shus eines Stiifes Cites fommen
llnO unS - immer oiBer SduBweitc
~ bon elmer onOeren Seite ber be-
trodten. Dos SHieBen au unter-
loIien lit folt gu Oiel fir uniere @c-
oul0, ollein mir ntiiIlen unlere 2lilt
5iigeln un0 iu6en Die 9fobbe ourdJ
8feifen ndber beron 5u lofen. lln0
mir pfeifen 70 Ianft uno Iodeno, ipie
mir nur f0nnen. Sogleid Itebt bic
Robbc ltin, menOet iif) unO loitidt
lno aus Dem @oNer berbor fontmt
Der 2opf ionlmt Dem balben &orper.
&ie unS 0os Ser5 Dor Sponnung
flopft, penn oos &bier pieoer ber-
l6minoct - miro es ndber fommen2
gSir ip1ben nod Der leihten &rGltic-
lung, oie gew0bnIib iiber Der Stelc
libtbor it, mo Die Jtobbe idtpimnlt,
uno fommt Die 2rGlticlung nGber,
lo berfolgen mir ibre @epegung nit
Dem @ii6lcnIouf, ser gum ShuB fer
tig erboben 1T. 0ie 9fobbe 1T ober
ni6t 70 Ounun pie iie nusliebt; iic
berehnet ole Gutferulng, un0 nur
lclten fomnlt iie an elmer Stelle ber-
aus, mo- Ser SduB li6er ibeint.
Sm ieIben 9lueen6lid, no Scr
aopf ii6er @oiier lit, miB eeidOiien
peroen, oenn ionit berldninOet bic
Gobbe nit eri6redten Shlugen ocg
S6mon5es unO fonlmt nidt nieOer,
lmo no 70 picl ouf Dem Spicle itebt,
lit es idmierig, Die 9iihie iiher 5it
bolten. 9lbcr Scr SduB oro6nt, unO
nit Der 9ugel fliegen uniere inltdn-
OigIten @iinibe, iie mohte .nur ia
treiien; Oes einen Ioo lit oes anOc-
rem 9roo Qie iGbe 9eneglng ober
bat sic &obbe bod erl9rcdt, lmo
blibiAnell toudt iie unter, beoor Die
Gugel 0ie Stelle erreidt no ibr
Gopi iid Dor Dem gruhtbeil elmer
SefrnOe nod befono. Ios 9bicr
bat Iid iein 6cq geiihert, uno mie-
Oer miro Ser unterbro6ene Sang
fortgeiest, ober ME Nobne, 0oB oerie-
nige, Der paheirei it, oen 2opf aus
Dem 3elte eeiteft lino nit Dor Spon.
mng 5itternoer Stimme gefrogt bot:
n9raf iie2"
Sebt ga mir pilien, onB oie 9ob-
ben ultcriinfen boben mir cttuuS
BON unlcrem Selbitpertrouen mieoer-
9cmonnen, oenn icbt miiien mir nuh,
OoB nidt ollie Shiille por6ei9egon-
gen iinO. llno oft, menn mir bic
&obben iinfen ic6en uuo iidcr iino,
iie getroiien 5l 6oben, oeriurbcn mir
iie 81 bergen. Iod obne @rioIg,
Oenn Die Stromune lit itorf uu0
fii6rt ben toOten a0rper peit fort
bebor er ben @rltnO errcidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
6ron8ofen IN a den err
folgreih c Il ber-

8oris, 10. September. ~ 9ie
bellte glodmittog bonn fran30iiiden
ariegSbureou beroffentIi1te offioieae
02ittbeiIune ioet GoIgenOes:
uSn Der Champagne unO in ben
glreonnen iebten uns erfolgreihe
lleberroidunes- s-9lneriffe auf oeittide
SHiitengrGben in oenStono. 4riees.
moteriol unO @efnngene in uniere
Sonoe ou bringen.
gluf beioen llfern Der 0loos
oouerte Die 9(rtiaerie. SbGtigfeit Die
gon6e 9ao6t binourd in idorfer
g8eiie fort.
g8ir berbollfommneten unieren
GrfoIg bonn s. September in Der @c-
eeno Oes 6oIies- uno Gourieres- -@oI.
oes. g8ir broden Den 8ioeritono
ein6eIner. nod iid boItenOer slbtbei.
lungen uno mohten einige @efon-
gene. Die Delitiben baben ibre 9ln-
griffe in oieier @egeno nidt cr.
neuert.
8eitere Snformotion beit1tiet Die
geoeriting Der Sdloppe, pelhe Die
0eittihen geItern erlitten. sic lie
Ben einen @eeenoneriff Dem anocren
foIgen, trotOem unier Seuer ibnen
Ihmere GerluTte beibrahte. gln elm
5elneu 8unfteu idlugen itniereErup-
pen Die oeutidben 9oIonnen fiinfmol
binter einonoer 0uriid, nobel in oen
gieiben ser 9lngreifer idliume Ser
beeruns nneeridtet Dllroe.
SSm llebrigen berlief Die g3udt in
rubiaer @eiie."
8riten befeittgen 9epon-
meme SteIIungen.
2onoon 10. September. -Dos
britiide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meloet
in ieinem bclite gaohmittog erIoIie-
neu offi8ieIlen 9eribt 6oIgenocs:
ogS1bren0 Der ylobt boben iplr oic
oeitern bon ms liiooitlid BON Sargi-
court gemonnenen SteIungen in er.
folgreider @eiie befeltigt ipobci mir
8oniben-@efedte on unierer neien
6ront 5u beiteben botten.
@eItern gSa6t puroe cine fein0-
lide abtbeilune oitIih BON Coos 5ll-
riidgetrieben. g[noere 0etuhements
feinoliher StoBtruppen griffen I'M
lere @oiitionen oltlid bon Armen.
tieres Oreimol an, muroen ober iiber-
al auriideemorfen. g8ir modten in
Eotrouine.@ .@efeAten Die iid nab
reno Der gSoHt norolih bon Gauge
mord lno norO0itIidb bon MondD-le.
Yreur abipielten, cine 9(n0obl bon
@efongenen."
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scniatiOmsprOscF in qOnOOn.

.llneeidrie6cneS @eies~ ioa in 0em
Moro.Groma 5ur @elhtng font
men. - Ger @atte ais 9d6er
ieiner @6re. Giente an Der
6ront Dem 9aterlonoe.
2on0om 10. Sept. ~ 56aorcn
pon nelgierigen 6rouen uno Nido.
ben begebrten beitte itiirmiid @inloB
in SIO 9aileD Court, no nit ocn Ser
6onOlimgen ocs @ro3elies bon 2iellte.
nont 0ouglos @lalcoln ser bei6uI-
oigt wiro, sen Bieuoo.@rof 9lnton
9aiunberg ermorOet 5u 6a6en be.
gonnen tpuroe Sn Dem Safe, mel.
der ais eiil Drama Der 2ei0en.
ihait~ haroftcriiirt piiroe, ioa bier
3um eriten Niole ais ein3igc 9icbtfer.
tigung Der @ert6cioigung 0as uunge.
ihriebcne @eicb" CUR @eltlng oe.
broht weroen. Gs ioa ein Senia.
tionspro5eB criten 9ionocs mcroen.
Cine GoronerS- SSltrD BAT elm oitf
,berebtigten Goofihlog" Ioltcnoes
geroirt a6geeeben na6Oem Iie 9ieit.
tenont Nfolcolns 9et6euerlnq, oaB
er 9munberg lin &ert6cioiglng Der
@bre leiner @attin~ oetootet 6atte,
eelolidt 6ottc
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&ritg5iturr.
Wit go gcgca A Sim
men panirt.
Wr0Bte GtcmcrbiIl in Der
WcI6i0tc.

8eiteueruug bon aoffee, Ebee, 3uder
uno aofoo, lopie sic 9cIteucrline
Der 3eihlngsbcralsgeber lmO ser
@oitiodcn 5luciter SIoiic in Ies-
ter 0linute gcitri6en. - @ia
gc5t nuumebr an oos Gonfercu5-
gomitc. $2,4oO,oOO,OoO pro
So6r erpartet wdbrenO oes aric-
acs.
g8ofbi,nqton 10. September.
~ @ie &riegSiteucr. @ia, Die gr0Bte
9elteucrlmgs MoBregel in ser Sc
iAidte ser Scr. Stooten ipur0e beute
9lbeno I'M Senot ongenommen. 0ic-
Iclbe orOnet cine Steuerinlage bon
no6e5u $2,4O0,O00,O0O an geqen 0ie
$LS7S,S7O,0O0, mie in ser bonn &e-
pr6ientontenbouie om %. @1oi onge-
nommenen Sia borgei6rieben mlroe.
9ofiir ltimmten 50 Senotoren llnO
oogegen A ~ 8orob, @ronna, Ga
5oaette un0 g}orris.
9ie geipoltige Gorloee, ipelde mo-
be5lt bier @}onote 81 ibrer 6ertieltel-
l1tng 6eonlprubte, miro norgen. nod
oem 9ieprGientontcuboiie 5uriidge-
ionot uno gebt oonn an Elm Comic
ren8. .Gouite, peldes oielelbe in iln-
gefG6r ae6n Sogen ooer 5pei @oden
fir sic @enebntigung Ollrd oen Frd-
lioenten fertig moben miro.
glls Gonfcren5. .gomite oes Senots
muroen sic Senotoren Simmons,
Stone ino g8iaioms, 0emofroten,
uno Eenroie rnO 2o09e, 9fepublifa-
ncr, ernonnt.
Gem Senot itcbt nhnmebr Ser enO-
qiiltiqe &f ilber oie &riegs- Sis
foI &oIitif Scr Sill 800, 100000 Gre
OitbiQ bcbor, melHe bonn Soric ein-
ltinutig ongenommen pitroe. 9os
Senats- -Ginan5-Goniite miro moreen
oie 9erntbuma nufnebmen.
Son .Saa 10 DER ncuen Sfeuerbiu
porgeiebenen $2,4OO,OOO,OOO fir oic
Tolcr ocs Grieges fonlnen $S42,-
100000 aus oen Ginfonlnlcn bon
@ri6otperioncu lmo Gorporotioncn
un0 $1OO0,O0O,O0O aus 0en Griegs-
Grofitcn. 3eu gfeit ntiiien Spiri-
tltoien, Eobap uno an0ere offcntli@e
9coqris-9Grtifel troeen.
9lodb in ser lebten Stunoc mnroen
oac Gori6riften fir 9eiteucrltne Der
3eitinqsbcrollsgebcr, Ser 5peiten
aIoiie- Eoltio6en, 3uder, aoffee,
S6ec unO aofoo gcitriden. galr oie
Steltcr bon einem Sent ouf @odet-
poIt-Senounoen lit in ser 9iG eebIie.
ben.
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@anncr6nmpr.

2uoe: vSSir miiBten oid nal rous
aus IN @roBitootiumpf in bic friihe,
refine 2uft."
eOe: p0ie 6ob' id iume; if ar
bette" ibcrboupt BLOB Damn, meun
Die 2uft rein iitl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
Grluartct baIOiscu cyricOcm.

General Suoen0orif Der General
2uortiermeiiter Ger oeutiden
glrmee, ipri1t fh in oicienl
Slime aus. - Cardinal @aipori
eriDortet bon Oes &apitcs glote
aIdrung Scr Gage.
= 8apitboridlag miro gage
flGren.
&on, 9. Sept. - Cardinal 60
ipori, Der pdpItlide Stoatsietretdr,
lit nod 3meilpo6eutli1en sSerien ipie-
Ger no1 &om 3uriidgefebrt unO bat
iofort nit @opit geneoift bic Gurd-
iibt ser 5obIreiden Sdrei6eu be-
trefis Der 6rieOensinitiotiOe oes Sap
lteS begonnet pelde iib m0brenO
ieiner 9Ibmeienbcit angeiaunlclt ba-
ben.
@erioneu gegenii6cr, peI9e i'm be-
frogten duBerte idb Ocr Cardinal
pic folgt:
ngSos immer geidic6t scr bon
GopIt Benedict ocmadt 8rieocnsoor.
i6log miro Die 6oloe 6abeu, ole ga
&c beOeuteno 81 fldren"
2uOenOorff erportet bal.
0igen 6rieOen.
Stod + 6olm, 10. Sept. Gie
beittnterri6teten Gentiden crfldrcn
oiiridtio, ooB iie oGs @noe oeS arie-
ses nod in oieiem Sabre eruortcn.
Qies lit aus @cnerol bon 2uoen.
Oorff's fiir5liber 9leuBering bulgari-
iden Sournnliiien gegenii6cr, Die ibn
beiuhter erli6tlid
n@ir iuerOcn Iiher geluinnen;
lleberroibungen iino unmoglid.
Sros ibrer Sortnddigfeit weroen IN
iere 6ein0e 6olo nodge6en. @ir iinO
iiderIid gegen sic 6ortoauer oeS
arieges, o6er mir weroen Ourh nm
Iere 6einoe ge5mnngen ibn nod ei.
ne Meile fort5uieBen.
SD bin iiber5eugt oaB mir oen
arieg innerboI6 5peier W}onotc 5ll
einem eliidIiden Gnoe brinaen wcr-
oen.~
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9atcrItimmnna.

Stuoioils SiiffeI (oie @etter.
prognoie Ieicno): n9aod oidtcmNaor-
gen-NebeI oImdblidc 9(uffldrung
ylou1 oic gcbcn wobl idon @uIlc-
tins bon mir ouS2l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

nDie gSiirgeicene ipielte Stbclo
nit cridiittcrnocr @obrbeit.~
nSm oas fonnte ibm niht ihwer
fullcnl ole 0esoemono 1T ndmlib
icinc II Sdpieeerultterl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11
On glfrifa oefanocn.

2onoon 10. Sept. - Cine 0e-
peide an bic oGoilD @oil~ BON ,Si6ll-
IT, 9(irifa, meloet, OoB ein Geiiti4er
9lomens Solts, unO Elm 0eiterreiber
nit oem 9lamcn aormelidb, oie 5pei
Monote lang nit picr3ig glra6ern i'm
3uueru Oe5 fran5oiiiAen Somali-
2on0S irm6cupanocrtcn na1 bartent
@ioeritonoe uno na6Oem me6rcre
D}duuer i'm &ompf aeioaen wareiL
9cfangcn miroen. W}on ermartet
OaB 0ie @eiongenno6me Scr @eiOen
3u @ntbiillingen pon Ocltiden Sns
tri9uen in glbeiiinicn fiibrt.
9lhOuncntcn, bic ben nScutlbcn Gore
Isnrscntru" nicJi piintilidl p0cr rrrcacls
mdeig erbaltcn, iinO 9c6cten, ocr Siiirc
oapun per SClepbuu uOcr idlriitlidI Witt
tBcilung 81 madlcn
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1an0lam,
abrr trtig.
9riugens bic italieuis.
idrn<Srnpbcn bOr.
Sfadb 8cri1tem an 00aib.
imgtOner 8DtfAaft.

Ger g8iOerItonO Der Oelterrei6cr
(. 5wor beOeutenO itdrfer selpOrOen,
fam obcr Oen gormarfa ni6t
oufboItcn. gerluItc Der Sta
Iiencr iaiper. Inter Der geute
Der StoIiener bis lett 145 Sea-
nonen.- 9ie @eitfront.ge
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
GERMANS SAID I. TO Be
EATING Wild PLANTS

This Hague, June 26.-The New
Rotterdamsche Courant says of the
prospective harvest of Northwestern
Germany:
For cattle especially the outlook is
decidedly bad. Shortage of potatoes,
fats and oils is tremendous
The paper asserts the harvest of
1917 will be of only moderate volume;
that the hay crop is good in quality,
but except on low lying fields is lack
ing, in quantity and dried up, and that
fats and oils is tremendous"
The Courant adds that, owing to
lack of vegetables, people are using
wild plants, of which about thirty va
rfeties are eaten Production of milk
and butter is decidedly poor.
Wheat crops, however, look good
and the grain harvest is expected to
be fairly good.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
.vENIzElOS TO FORM
new GREEK CABINET

Athens, June 26.-The entire Zalmis
ministry has resigned.
It, is reported Venizelos, former pre-
mier and head of the provisional Greek
government, now enroute here, prob
ably will be named by King Alexander
head of a new cabinet.
Venizelos is known to have arrived
at a city in Southern Greece, en- route
for Athens. Alexander is known to
have great admiration for the former
prime minister.
Allied officials here asserted the
new king could make no more popular
move with his people than to install
Venizelos as head of the cabinet. Such
a movement, they believe, would i'm
mediately reunite the monarchial and
provisional governments Venizelos
was three times supported in elections
by the Greek people against the for
mer king and as many times did Con-
stantine refuse to follow Venizeles'
policies.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
TAKE CARE OF PRISONERS
Colonel Roosevelt Points Out One Red
Cross DUTY,

Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 26.-In a
Red Cross appeal delivered before he
unfurled the national and Red Cross
colors before the Oyster Bay Reform
ed church at Brookville, Colonel
Roosevelt pleaded that the nation
should begin to think about the fate
of the American boys who may be
captured by the Germans.
Unless steps are taken Immediately
to provide for them in German prison
camps, he said, they will be subjected
to hardships and starvation as were
the English prisoners before their Red
Cross workers could arrange to take
care of them.
The colonel announced that two of
his sons already have started for
France, and the others are to follow
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
Electricity Kills Physician.

ST. Paul, June 26.-Dr. H. C. Hol-
man, chiropractor, was electrocuted In
a bathtub at the home of c. F. RowelI,
where he roomed. While bathing he
grasped wire leading to an electric
hatiron near the tub.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
GIVE SERVICES TO NATION
Few Salaried Persons on Council Of
National Defense,

Washington, June 26.-Accomp1ish-
ments of the Council of National De-
Tense, its advisory commission and
it's committees since the council was
organized last March are set forth
in comprehensive report made pub
lie by Director Clifford
Only eighty persons, according to
Director Chords report, are drawing
salaries and most of these are clerks
and stenographers
More than 100 highly trained men,
the report says, are giving their en-
tire time to the council without re-
Enumeration. Several hundred more, it
says, are giving free large part of
their time
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
NEEDS FOR RELIEF WORK
Red Cross Funds May Last Only Six
Months.

Washington, June 26. New de
mands on the American Red Cross.
disclosed by Eliot Wadsworth, acting
chairman, shows the 100000, 900 fund
may not last longer than six months.
The needs for relief work in near
" all the allied countries is looming
so big, Mr.. Wadsworth said, chat
our $100,00O,OOO easily can be spent in
six months, even though the Red Cross
practice every economy and give aid
only to the most worthy causes
For this reason Red Cross officials
hope the fund will be oversubscribed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
JOURNEYTO NEARBY.ToWN
MEANS WORLD TRIP.

Washington, June &C. J.
Vopicka, American minister to
Serbia, Bulgaria and Roumania,
has left here in continuation of
his globe circling trip from
Bucharest to Jassy, cities usual
ly nine hours distant.
The minister was in Bucha-
rest when the Germans took
the city and was not allowed to
pass the lines to his station at
Jassy. In order to resume his
duties in Roumania he found it
necessary to cross Austria-Hun-
gary and Germany and embark
for America. His route now
lies across the Pacific and
through Siberia and Russia.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27

Under authority given them by a
measure passed by the city council
prohibiting unpatriotic demonstra-
lions by professional agitators the Du-
luth police arrested Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn of New York city and later raid
ed l w. w. headquarters, took nine
men and a women into custody and
closed the headquarters.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
AvIAToRs ARE IN DEMAND

Two Hundred Students Weekly Will
Be Graduated.
Washington, June 26.-The govern
ment needs aviators, the committee
on public information announced in a
summary of what already has been
accomplished in preparation for. the
great air service program being map
ped out.
Eight hundred men are enrolled in
preliminary instruction schools and
the influx continues at the rate of 200
week.
After Aug. rs the government ex-
poets to graduate 200 students weekly
into the advanced flying fields.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
ANTS LINE up FOR FIGHT
Opponents Of Woman Suffrage Estab.
Iish Washington Office

New York. June 26.-Headouarters
for the National Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage has been estab-
lished in Washington, it was announc-
ed, in view of the coming fight on the
suffrage amendment before congress-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
MAY CoNsCRIPT DOCTORS

Army Is Short Seventeen Thousand.
Medical Census Suggested.
Washington, June 26.- Congress may
be asked to pass a law for conscrip-
ton of doctors for the army.
The volunteer system of obtaining
physicians has failed
The medical corps is short IL 900.
A proposal is for drafting physicians
selectiyely on basis of federal clas-
sification by special medical census.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27
ANOTHER CREA1
0FFENS|VE|VE NEAR.
Unusual Activity Along the
British Front.
LULL IN AIsNE SECTOR
French Succeed in Recapturing Posi-
tions Lost Recently and Are Taking
Breathing speII-ArtiIIery Opens At
tack in the VauxaiIIon Area.

Streaming SPelI-ArtIllery opens At
tack in the VauxaiIIon Area.
London, June 26.-The British front
in Northern France is again develop
ing signs of renewed activity. The
British official statement from London
details an unusual number of British
raids.
Operations by raiding forces on this
scale are usually the prelude to often
s1ve movements of moment General
Haig has not struck hard blow on
any extended front since the week of
the Messines fighting, when the ia
nous ridge on the Belgian front was
captured.
There is momentary lull in in
fantry activities on the Aisne front.
The French have virtually succeeded
in re-establishing in it's entirety their
line in the Vauxaillon area denied by
the crown princes forces in a. sudden
drive on narrow front last week.
Further fighting is in prospect east
of this sector. In this connection the
artillery activity reported along vari-
GUS portions of the Shemin-des-Dames
plateau is significant.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-04-07
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Mortgage FOreclOS0fe Sale.
and Seventy-one and 25/100 ($371.25)
Dollars, which is claimed to be due
and is due at the date Of this notice
upon certain mortgage, duly execut-
and Anna Smith. his wife. Mortgagors.
to H. V: Goetchius. Guardian Of Exilda
Perrault, Mortgage, bearing date the
18th day of March. 1914, and with a
power of sale therein contained, duly
recorded in the office Of the Register
Louis, and State Of Minnesota, on the
14th day Of April. 1914, at 1880 o'clock
P. M, in Book 295 Of Mortgages. on
page 272 Said H: v. Gpetchius' guar
9th day Of January. 1915. s. + Smith
pointed guardian of said estate by the
Probate Court of said county and ever
since has been and is now the legal
and acting guardian Of said estate.
been instituted, at law or otherwise.
to recover the debt secured by said
Mortgage or any part thereof. !.
NOW, THEREFORE,, NOTICE IS
the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided. the
said Mortgage will be foreclosed by q
sale Of the premises described in and
The North half of the Southwest
quarter Of Section Twenty (2O) IN II
OF s: W. u and the Southeast quarter
ct the Southwest quarter Is. e. Of
" ~ Of Section Twenty coz @or 81,
Range Fourteen u4) west Of fourth
principal. meridian, containing One
hundred I'd twenty 2cres more or less
according to the y. S. survey thereof
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Order of Hearing ON Petition for Lii
cense to sell Land.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Olivia Berg, decedent.
The Petition Of Per 3. Berg as rep
resentative Of the above named dece~
dent. having been filed in this Court,
representing, among other things, that
for reasons stated in said petition, it
is necessary and for the best interests
OF the estate of said decedent and of
all persons interested therein, to sell
certain lands Of said decedent in said
petition described and praying that Ii
cense be to him granted to Sell the
said land:
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard before this Court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House,
in Duluth, in said County, on Monday.
the 18th day of April, 1917, at ten
o'clock A. M, and all persons inter-
ested in said hearing and in said mat
ter are hereby cited and required~~ at
said time and place to show cause. if
any therebe, why said petition should
Ordered Further; That this order
be served by publication in The Labor
World according to law.
Dated. Duluth, Mimi. Mar. %, 1917.
BY the Court,
S. W. GILPIN,
Judge Of Probate.
A. r MORTON.
Clerk of Probate.
(Seal Probate Court. St. Louis County,
en M'n2 s}osEnnus.
Attorney.
L. W. Mar. "a, 81, Apr. z. 1917.