davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
SAYS SMITH LOWERS
TIE PUBLIC MORALS

Another. page il the history Of the
Osborn fats teud was written this
morning il Is written IN the records
81 Justice 8. e. Eatrik5u, Moline. This
paEe Will never be published. 1t is.
vel it, will not he published
Martin Smifa was the defendant.
aa4 Alice Young the omplasning wit
Eess "DlsarderIv conduct, tending to
lower the public morals. read the
charge. Smith vas fined SO and costs,
TIE case vtlI be appealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
sTTDENTs - P0TAT0 FARM

Liverpool Students of Liverpool
college are planting and caring for a
potato farm covering is acres. one Of
the largest potato farms In the vicinity
Of Liverpool.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
DIPS ARE ACTIVE;
STRANGER IS OUT
CASH AND CHECKS

PickDockets were active III East No
line Saturday evening, On street ears
one man reported loss Of his pocket
book containing $50 and checks for a
large sum This victim had inst ar
rived here from Gary Ind or visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
NNII-I
WRIT ALLY On WAR FOOTING.

rIilIADEfL'IlIA February It'll,
Philadelphia navy-yurd Was virtually
on war foo;iu. to-day. while cx-
'r""rdinary prccautinna:y measures
w"r" taken 10 guard the ports shin
pins. munition plants ana til. arsc,-
ais. Fhc usual guard WAS on duty a,
tho mint.
Tho 80" officers and men removed
frou' tho German auxiliary cruisers
kr"mprinz Wilhelm and IriuZ" Ei,ci
Friedrich by order OF The Navy Dc-
parim"ut. were quartcrcd IN Il building
III tn" ISOLATION section Of the ward \
strong guard of marines was placed
over them with Instructions 10 allow
no ON" 10 leave the building Al the
s..nc time. United States marines were
stationed on board tho German cruj-
..rs which. it was reported were
found in good condition TIL" navy
ward wa closed TO all visitors. and II
was announced to-day tina, "a polio. Of
strict examination and Identification
for all w"rkmcn employed there will
be put into effect on Monday
Tho guards az tho F'rankford and
Schuylknl ars"na's have been ma
icrtally Increased. and no ono il, adj
mitted /" either rlant without spccirl
permits y Gordon ~ police sc sta
toned outsid" tho M.dvaic steel plant.
which is working night and day ON
iarG" muni ior contracts cor tho gov
"rnm"u, III, auards piaccG along
The river front Ivy W, u. Ferry. collec-
tor, have been augmented b.; marines
from The navy->ard. orders 10 keep
til" custom-houscs o2cr all day to-day
were received hy Collector Berry "cs-
l.rGaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
NO NEWS OF GERARD
ASKING FOR PASSPORT
fARHERS DISSATISFIED
by CALL TO SERVICE.

Associated
LONDON. February 4-Tbc ,c,i,r sc
the military authorities in calling nm
for active army service $4,000 young
single men from tho farms. coming n,
,hc very momen, when farmers are
ieinG urged To increase their OUTPUT
- food, has caused dissatisfaction in
many quarters. Already the provincial!
P"pr'" AT" Gazing Tor modification
% '"e o'"e'' 'cSI IL nave the ofcc' OF
c"pp'ins TAFT" Stairs ana making tho
.oou s"o' '"Ee more acute
inc governments action caused sur
prise especially in the farming dis
trlcts, because the general impression
'cit on IN" pntic mind by recent utter
"hceS OF cabinet members was that no
more mon were 10 be taken from the
iano'
In explanation Of its action. tho gov
ernmont says that tho farm hands who
have been called up are really in cx.
cess OF the allowance of Il, mon v.r;c,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
HAS At 1lIotIri TO INCREASE:
REGULAR ARMY TO .SG.OUo

Under existing law tho President has
authority 10 in"rcasc tho regular army
to full wa" strength OF 1Si 600 in case
of wdr or threatened war lie also
has aUth"rity TO call on tho National
Guard. now having some 10000 avail
abl" mon Tho guards fun strength
io".""o, cannot he acquired until tho
expiration of four years Champion.
"f universal military service arc re-
n"wine their advocacy OF pending leg
'"ihiiou on that subject, hopeful that
present conditions may bring action
IN tho near future
]" safeguard this nation against CON
SH'!''N the statutes arc being strength
""'d. nndor which prosecutions may
b" brought against offenders in the
United states who further tho inter
cSiS "i foreign government
While awaiting developments, how
ever both houses arc expected TO keen
NJ = drive ON general legislation and
I" go about regular business AS calm.
lN as possible. The senate will con-
t'nn" with ;hc agricultural appropri-
alton bill ana Tomorrow afternoon
viii proceed 10 vote in an attempt to
pas" the immigration bill over Presi-
d"nl Wilson's veto. The House over.
rode tho Nr,, lug,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
CONGRESS IS AROUSED
TO PATRIOTIC SUPPORT
Almost To Man Lawmakers Will
Stand Back of President
Wilson.
PARTY LINES ARE CAST ASIDE
SunnbblcS Over Minor Matters Tenn
pered. and Legislative Branch
Stands Ready to Respond 10 De-
mands of Nation for Protection.
Ey Associated rrcss !

w \SiliNGrDN. February Com
IlcSS. aroused to patriotic support of
tn" president. calmly awaits develop
mcnis in the diplomatic breach with
GcrmanN
Ready 10 act quickly in any cmc,-
"cncy administration leaders arc in
constant touch with executives depart
"ents. while hopeful that Tho break
with tn" Imperial German government
Will not force tho United states into
war leaders already have east par,i-
sanship aside. Legislative squabblcs
over minor matters have been temper
I'd and tho Legislative branch - stand
ine ny I" respond To any demand To-
protection Of the ration IN tho inter
national crigiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
LARGE GERMAN CITIES
ARE CHIEF SUFFERERS
Places Where Scarcity of Food prin-
cipally Is BEING Felt az
Present Time.
NO MORE BUTTER LINES
Lack OF transportation Facilities an
increasingly Important Factor.
Condition of Rolling Stock Has
Detcrioratcd Greatly During War.


BERLIN. February t.--Isack last
spring. when butter first began to
run short and waiting lines frs, began
10 form. two housewives were quar-
reiing over their respective RIGHTS in
line. They Quarrclcd so Nocifcrous!y
that they attracted tho attention Of
policeman.
I.aboriously he separated the pair.
and when II" had placed them far
apart he addressed them and all the
other women in the long butter
queue:
stop the controversy bon, night,
You're not going to s,arve. bu, YOU
are going to go hungry"
His words were moro effective in
the original Gcrina:. 3ccauS" OF tn.
similarity Of tho two verbs "Ncrhun-
germ verdict ihr NIGHT ahcr hunEcrn
wohl.
The policeman was no prophet: Yet.
III March OF 1916 he almost exactly
outlined situation that now cxists.
There are no longer butter limcs. ana
Tow potato lines that began TO form
turing the last months 90 last year
have been done away with. Orcauiza-
t"n has done that. though /, has fail.
Cd /" supply amy NOR, butter than
there was on hand in The spring or
any more potatoes than there were Ia
November
On tho contrary. thor" is much Ices
butter than there used 10 be- "a fact
which is attesi"d To hy the compari-
son OF fifty grams allowed each or
son per week NOW. as aeajus, 80 In
tho spring. Their. arc less POTATOES
and tho visible supply at very best
viii last until mex, July hen "a new
harvest will be in
y summary OF the German food sit
uation to-day shows Very Nttic hut
ter. with little. il any. prosrec; that
there will he more in the immediate
future: an equally small amount %
margarine or other substitutes FOR
butter supply OF n"at that docs
not bid fair to increase, because there
s so little feed ON which the cattle
minimum amount Of sugar. sine" less
than tho usual supply of suEar boots
was raised in 1915. ANA a part of the
supply has 10 60 toward making
chemicals: am almost vomrlctc failUr"
Of The potato crop. 50 tina; tin" bread
ration is to hc "Strctchod' with bar
Icy instead Of potat" :iuur. 10 ;ho com
segment diminishing Of TIC beer pro-
ductiou: an almost negligible supply
Of coffee and n very Slender amount
az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
DETAIL WIEN uItDEKI:D
To III: READY FOR TIttNSFEI,

Nol;FpI.k. VA. February 4.-AlI gen
"i'ai detail men AZ tho st. Helena train
!nS station lave boon ordered 10 be
ready for transfer from tn" station n,
moments no,icc il was learned to-
mi.h'. Tl' companies have been cut
down 10 "nc-third complement and Tho
mon forming the two-thirds have been
placed - "cncral detail
NJ mon on The retired list have boon
notified that in case Of mobilization
they viii be called upon To report for
duty 80 relieve the men ordered away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
CHEROKEES OFFER SERVICES
Principal Chief Of SatiOn Sends Tcle-
gram to tho War Depart
mont.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Fchru-
-! !. TIL" entire Cherokee Nation has
volunteered its service TO tho United
states IN tho event OF war. a message
TO this effect was sent tho War Dc
partmcnt to-day. Tho telegram was
signed by W. G., Rogers, principal
chief OF The nation, and Tate Brady
and stephen Lewis. chairman and sec.
rotary OF the Cherokee Provisional
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Hungary in 1915 were far

'TH ~ T'UTIE"TN ~ '''' "VT0 UT
from good
EV: the last three months. tho uu".-
iiun OF cpnNcniuG the Austrian RcicnS.
rat has h""n before the pui.ic. When
this Parliament viii 10 into session,
is not known even to-day. The i'm.
preston prevails that it viii meet this
month: more probably II Is that Marcn
viii l." tn" mouth The Austrian Far
!iani"ut has not been assembled sine,
the outbreaks "r III" war the govern
aren't VoEiuctiu@ its affairs by virtue
II laws pissed before that time anc
regulations empowered 10y aundrf war
y';S. S"u" at chem Of ancient date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
BRYAN FOR REFERENDUM
Snys Question or War With i.crmnny
should liz Submitted


WASIiiNGToN. February 4--wiI!iAm
j. Bryan III Al address before - church
congregation here tonight. reiterated
his opposition 20 threatened hoat!ii-
tics With Germany. and advocated
popular referendum OF the war uucs-
ton.
There is no more reason Ybv = ma
iion should accept cha.lcn.;c 10 war
tlGnn the individual should accept one
dnnl- no .nil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
CONSUMPTION IS URGED
BY TAFT IN ADDRESS
Thinks Military Service Part OF the
Duty Of Zach and Every
Citizen.
SHOULD EQUALlZE BURDEN
Suggests One Years Training With
the CoiorS for Every .Abic-I,utlicd
Man Between Ages Of Nineteen
and Twcnty-Fuur.


Nl.N YORK, February i-Cnnscrip-
ton 10 build up an army for tho conn
trr'S d"fcnsc IN tho present crisis. and
FOR the future rs we'll WAS advocated
here today by Former lrcsidcn, Taft
IN an address "m thc League TO EN-
force Peace" before the IirooiSlvu In
St'tut" Of Arts and Sciences.
stirred as tn" people arc by cm,hu-
Siosm ~ ia" Lrcak with ,;,rm.,nv ;bcv
would supper, CONSUMPTION measure.
MI. Taft believed. not only /" meet the
present situation. but for the fu-
tnro after the war shall "'ld'
Military scrvic" is part OF every
citizens duty. Very littlc service OF
ans Kind has h'Gu cNarjoi from the
great bndy Of tho people Consumption
Is needed To disciplin" our uatiye
young men and so teach ,ilcm respect
for authority. 1t is needed TO teach
our millions OF newly created citizen.
loyalty"
y wholly volunteer system. he said,
takes :hc Flower of the country,s
youth anxious !" sacrirc" Themselves.
and leaves behind those who can only
bc dragged In by ultimate rcsor, to
law
SUGGESTS PLAN no
EatAIIZE TIE BURDEN
WHY not cqualizc the burden at
once" he asked. place it on all.
Require a. least \ years service With
the coloIs from every man between
nineteen and twcnty-four. This need
not interfere with capable men under
forty. Such CONSUMPTION would fur
nish "A permanent trained force from
tho body Of the entire people TO iupply
an adequate defense whenever defcn..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
SHARE 0I" ESTABLISHMENT
or POLISH KINGDOM NEGtTiN u:

Acknowledgements share in Tho cs-
taOlishmcnt OF the kingdom az Poland
was In the main negative. and III" re-
suit of compromise between Austria
and hungary, reached for ihc sake Of
maintaining within tho empire King
dom tho balance OF pow"r thought NO.
c"sSary TO safeguard ;he individual
and collective interests Of the facial
groups governed from Vienna and
Budapest. Fearing that the joining Of
t:alici; to Congress- Poland and the
close attachment OF this greater king
dom of Poland 20 Austria. would dim!n-
iSh Magyar Influence Within the dual
state. Hungarian statesmen were will
ing TO have Poland incline more to-
wards Germany, as has been tho cas-"
in these first DAYS OF tho new state.
To satisfy tho Poles in Galicia. Elm
Dcror Francis Joseph granted them the
greatest measure Of self sovoInmcn,
compatible with the sovereignty Of tho
crown. Tho Polish element in Galicia
appears greatly pleased with the new
state OF affairs.
The Hungarian DICT has ais" been
I'm session throughout tn. par.!am"n-
ta'H period. listening for much Of is
time 70 attacks upon Premier Ti.sa
and Earon Rurian. .iustro IIuurali;In
Minister of Foreign ima!rs. The OPP,
position charged that IL" men ia VI
emma had closed their eyes 80 Tho course
OF events IN bucharest aud had per
mittcd themselves TO be Ia led into :,
false sense Of security. tho Houmaniau
arm, invading TraUslI,auia as tho
result Of this. Deb.t., of this nuc~-
ton were cut short a much by mill
iarN events in Trans wanna As BY tho
defcns" which Count Tlasa nut m The
food situation also occupied ;hc Hun
S"ris" hict for many da"s. t6c result
Of which MAS that The HUNGARIAN GOV
crumcnt prohibited nearly all food *.
ports 10 AUSTRIA and Gcrmauy Tins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
RACES IN AUSTRIA
WELDED INTO WHOLE
Death Of Francis Joseph Has Had
Little Effect on tho
Country.
CZECH PROBLEM is SOLVED
Emperor Charles Has Stepped to
Head of Governmental Machinery
Without n Trcmor Disturbiu" the
Conduct OF .Nffairs

VIENNA February i-pa!i,icallv
the death of Emperor Francis Joseph
and tho assassination Of Premier S,ucr-
skh during 1916 loft tho cmpirc-mum-
archN altogether unaffected tmpcro,
Charles has stepped To the head of The
governmental machinery without
i:'m NOR disturbing tho state Th,, va
rtous races constituting Austria-!lun-
gary have boon welded into 81 vhol.
u"1;iit! without. however. rorr"ttiuG
tF"r special interests. as Was slo,,Ii
when tn" Euthcniaus objected 10 the
absolute Sclf-govcrnm"nt given hy
Emperor Francis Joseph to Galjcia
The Ruthcuians fear That III. ucw or
der OF things in Gaiicia would give the
iolish element tn" upper hand TO such
an extent that oppression would fol
low. Lik" most Slavic people FOL"
anl Ukranian, arc distrusttul of one
another. and II l. asserted that tn,
Polish nobility ia C:alicia is NO; Scru-
pulous enough politically 10 caus" the
Euthcnians TO Wow their future with
much assurance. |; is possible thut
tho Austrian crown will take some
measures 20 safeguard the Interests
90 The Euthcnians
The Czech problem has been solved
during the year by eliminating itself.
I; WAS at no time a large affair. con-
sisting largely OF some scditioMs efforts
Of certain Pan-SlaV Czech leaders four
or whom were recently condemned L.
death. on charges growing out OF the
mutiny OF Czech regiment on the
neld OF battle. There is no reason TO
believe that tho Czech race stood be
hind these efforts. not If tho conduct
Of Bohemian regiments acains, tho
Italian and RounanjanS is serve as
an indication. Public bodies through
out Bohemia have repeatedly diSaNow-
cd the Sclf-appuintcd czech leaders in
foreign countries. ON thc occasion of
tho late Empcror's death the condo
lcncns from bohemia We. probably the
received.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
Not TwO-Faced

You're double faced" shouted the
interrupter at a political meeting;
you're doublefaced, that's what you
are"
IT'S quite evident" remarked the
candidate, that my friend is not
double-faced, or he would not have
come out tonight with the face he has
on him"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
Marvellous! I!

Sherlock Holmes was taking holt
day.
"Ah, my dear Watson" he said. as
he sat down to breakfast at his board.
ing house, II see we have a new
cookp
How do you make that out?"
asked DIR. Watson.
There are different thumbprints
on the plates" replied the detective.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Cfiisieren mnS SolSateu
Ses Sanip Gebens
Observation-Disclosures miIh
tariT9su SuRaIts per'
bpten.

amer, RaH., 2S. 3s3. Der Sri'
srbeesnsrnl u. 0sissi. Der itslUsrs
irstsnos Ssfsblsbabr bss Gamp De-
rena, crli,b ON 5rsitns einen 9sFebI.
in ptltem es Ioppbl Sifi3isren Dis
Gulbot.n per6Okn Miro. glrtitsE uHo
9if.r Su itr,ibsn, bic ii6 nit milis
iiriIden gngslsgsnbeitsn befahsn.
@dnner, pslte SoesH bdteu, poH os'
psn Iie aIaubsu, oob iie Ta ooH mills
.driThem @ertbe erpsiIsn piiroen.
TnS aufgIcrb.rt, IOltt eurd ibrs
@oreeissten osm g.ueroI abiutnn'
ten su unterbreitsn. Bie osrIautst,
purbs Der gefebl ba6urd psranIabt,
bnb BON Mdunsrn osr RotionaInrmse
In Bri,isn on College uno tleins ions
ltise Seitunsen iubirsit miIit6riI9e
eInf4tsn gum uaSsud afbrn6t nor.
ben iraren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Hnl 4. .Januar
0Serben Die Griebemsma'
terbanolangen stpiidJen
NnBlanb mnS ben Gen'
tralmdbten fortges
iekt tperben.
Srotfg 6ereitet anseblidJ cine iuciiere
Gutldaft On bic G6IfT Ser
@elt DOT.

ct. petersburg. Gonnerstag,
27. Deoen6er. 2ie Gelcgaten Der
GentraImadfe CUR GrieOensfonferenj
IN greit.IitoiDsf baben iid 0u einer
5ebnt6gigen unterbrehung Der Srie.
Observation-Disclosures bereit erfIdrt
inio Die 9erbanolungen perOen am 4.
Sonuar picoer oufsenommen iperoeu.
aber es HI nod nidt bsItinult no.
2eon SrosfD, Der golifcfpifi ri.
niiicr ocs 9luspdrtigen lit, pie es
bciBt, NIT Der slusnrbeitung elmer
neuen Wote an Die @otidyofter Der
oliirten M1dte beif,oftigt, in tpclfer
er iie picoerum oufforocrt, OH Ger
5rieoensfonfrrcn5 thcilSunebmen.
Srosfp bat ongcblit alid cine neue
9otifoft on Die Boiler Der @elt in
8orbercitune. Die riiiiIiden 3cIega.
fen 5ur GricbeuSfonfcreu5 mcr6cn an
Sreitos ODER Snnritag na6 Ct. Pe,
tersburg 5uriidfebren.
g9ie berid,tet pirO, baben 6ie Dol.
iferifi 1rlppen uno Die Sruppen oes
Generals aoIeSincs in 9loitotu einen
@affenitiaitanb nit elmer neutrolcn
Bone 5piiden BEN bei0en Srupperlfor'
bern abeci9Iciicu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Samienbe BON gSeib iad)ts.
Yaf ten
Siir SpIOuten in Srantreih gu fpIt
in Rem gort eingetronen.

Columbus, o., %. Oes. =
Giner Ra4ridt 5ufol9e, pelte an
Somita9 bier e;nlief, Iisgen in 81.
boten 5auisnbe pDn Dsibna8ts g.as
Iteten, peIae BON O1iO aus an Sols
hotsn bes alten pierten Rssinzntas
pon Obio. tpeIf,es isst einsn E6ed
Der Resenboesn SiDiiion in 5raHts
reid bilbet, obgsfanbt porbeu mas
rem, aber Su fpdt in Rem gort einIisa
fen, I'm np6 an General psribinIs
Grpebitipnstruppen befOrbsrt tperosa
gu fSnnsn. Die pafsts tperbsn an Die
46isnosr suriidgeIbidt tperosn. peHu
bieTs bem Superintenoenfen bes
GiIentabnbieHftes in Der Stabi Sen
gOri ibrs Qorefie nit ben HDtbi en-
9riefmorfen 5uIerben, Die meiitsu
her pnfets tparen Ha9 oem 5 De-
sember CUR pDFt gsg,ben pOrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
Na9ri1ten aus bemS Saml{'
Gbernian.
Dos gsrii9t BON sinsr Woiernsgpibss
ME abiolut uube9riiHoet.
Die &c. GiOiiiOn matt ii4 nit bsnl
Geoanten an balbigsH aitiDel
Sisnft pertraut.

Camp S5ermaR, G5iaieptbs
g., rs. GeS. Gme nnter rlu9ans. psi'
gs am Breltas I'M 4asers&a5atsIi los
pis I'M san5ea camp oOrgsnomulen
wurpe. Fsnls lsit. oaB eas uoer ben
snn5eR Siaut l1Io perbreiteie 0ss
ruu,i, benz suIolse I'm Gump SAsrmaH
eiue seTaprlIqe yiGlern GpgDsmls
berri6s, unoegriiToet 1T. SbgsIn
euUu utann l9 t5ells in AuarantdHe
teTinben, theIls aui oas Greol einsel'
ner Rsstmenter ooer ScmpagnIen oea
idrdntt lino, Itsben Sur 3eit nur %
Gaus in SebanoIuHs. elns 4nSahl, bic,
ME bic SfttSiere iageu, bel Der GrDBs
tes Camps unbeosuteno 1T.
lie SffiSisr unp Wanniaoften
Der 80. DtOdiOn iino fi4 bshen be-
Dubt. Sab iis iia Ra4 unS na4 ouf
tie g6reiIe Ra4 Jrantrei4 eefuBt
MAIDEN mHfen. gs peroen fir ben
ue6eriseoisnf, mas nit oem attipen
Disnt in gsnsral periAiusg GgpsSis
tiOnsbssr sIsidbsbsutsnb iit. iOfort
122 psitsrs BANNER oerlanst. Sn BEN
gsfsbI bsibt ss, bab Iia oisisIben fir
fofortissn Disnit pOr3dbsrsiteH babsn.
72 Der sliidIi9en WGnnsr Fuo prm
308. Resimeut Der @enietruppeu. Ss'
ter pon ibnsn iit Elm ggRrts in feineui
9eruis, Die asHe!Iamisbs. Sampf'
Observation-Disclosures unb onoers Sanbs
perter. Die ubrigsn 49 Tanu perosH
als gIerts oieusu. Sdmmtli61s Wdu,
ner bobsn ii4 frsipinis ssmsIoet.
gluen Sulbotsn, DsIGe begHris
Fnb. SisIeu gu FuIssn. uirb pobr.
I5einli6 bolb ba0u Sslessnbsit ees.s
beu nerben, pis am 5Hitas i'm Di0i.
iious 5auptquortier oerIautete. Sebe
Do9s trsfisn pOn DaTbiugton gsfebIe
fir bic stonsfsriruus bon WGunern
ua6 anbsren puntteu ein. bic meiIten
teoeuten uttiSsn DisnH ssseR bic
Deutidsn TtOn Dor Der 3eit oes ab'
gaHess Der DipiIicnen.
StnbsOfiisiere ihdBten. boB btreits
10000 Solbatsn Der Rotiondlarmes
rom Camp Sbsrman truusferirt wur'
ben unb oisls pon ibnen psrbsn in
Der nnten 8utunft in uttiOsm Disnh
febsn. Sin She'll Der SoIoaten muroe
oirstt iitsr ben SSeou eeianSt. onoere
uo6 sSliessridulen, uno nDh nnosre
purbsn Speds ausbilouns in TpesieIs
len Sienit5psigeu no9 UerI6ieoeusu
Bunttsn trnnsIsrtrt.
SffiSisrs unb WuunIhaFtsn bes
eos. Runitionssusss usrben in biefsr
Wo6e i'm gstrieb BON Rotoren' uno
WotorsSruds iHiiruirt uno psrbsn
nai alilpta GituH ni&t Ianas an tpar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-29
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December 2s,
1917, as required by the Act OF e,ct0-
Der 9Th, 1917.
Sfs man. iuis bsr ntneritanif@s 0s'
ianbt: Sr. Cyan iogt. ben aaiirs
ten tpoblssinut.
Der Gdanots fdiIbsrt bic aebensmit'
tslsSituation In GdNsmart.

Gin gtlantifhsr 5afsn.
%. 9e5. Die Siimmuns In sans
Ddnsmart TT Obne Trngs aui Stit.a
Der 4aiirttn uub Dammnrt trdst be
2aten. bic ibr in plrtbfaditiifer gs.
sisbuns bur4 ben arIes auferIest
tuerben, obne Murrsn, ME 0r. %.
8. gson, Oer ameritanii4: @sianote
in Ddnemari, eelsgsntIi4 ieinsr am
Trsitag erfolstsn alntunit nit eineR
bdnii4en Dompfer srildrte.
~Weins Seimtebr puroe bur9 sipsi
9riinbs Dranlabt', iagt. Or. gsaE.
I'D muB nit Rddiidi ouf uleiEsa
geiunbbsiissuitonb Der RuEe pIItssn
uno id bei6lob. bisis Ssit oa5u gu
.beniisen, um mid intimsr nit Der
SituatiOn IN ben Wersinistsn Slaas
ten bertraut 5u MAIDEN uuo mir Sn.
formation 5u bolsn.1
Or. gsnn felte ss ir 4brebe, boz
fsin 8efud In Dafbinstpn stipos nit
.ttpnissn 9orfdldssn Ddnsmorts 5ur
5erbeifiibruns Der Qluf9ebung oss
ameritaniidsn ausfubrusrbots All
Robrunssmitt.l o6sr fcnitige Ga9nl
an bic neutraIsn siirOpaiI4su Wi&i.
81 tbun babe.
Die tpirtbfhdftlife 2nge IN 2dns.
mari bsfpredenb. bemertk Or. Gse:i.
bnB aobIsn. ipsHn Fe iibsrbaupt au
baben Fnb, 5u 500 pro gonns usr'
taufi per6eH, bab 8rOb. unb 3ufer'
tdrtsn bon Der Regierurs ausssgs5en
purbtn uno bcb gsiDiii. gum G.ben
notbpsnbise Gadsu ii5srbaupt ni4t
su babsn iinb.
.Di. tp5tentlife gutterraiipn p-o
perIeu', fasts Dr. gsnn. .betrdst ,it
babies pfunb. 5b.s iofst I'm alsm'
bonbeI brei Dollars bas pfuno. 5sce
perion barf ale pxr5s5n sos. Elm
baltes plumb G9iDeiniIlsii4 ioutsu.
Surtebs ipifen 80 Gsnis eos piuHo.-
Der gdanbts erfldrt., oab bic p,r'
sfpeif.lie tpirtbI5aftliGs Rage Idlieb'
li1 Glide Der nsufroIsn aGnber 5:pin'
gen uiirb. fpsnn oud pi0erpiIIis. ellis
DE aebsnsbebirfniiis Don 9suiIaidun
gu be5isben.
Dr. gsan, Der felt pi.r Sabrsn uoH
bel gersinietsn Gtaat,n otsfsHb par,
miro IN swei Ronatsu auf istnsa pD'
fen surldishrsu.