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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
BERT Wilson WILL
PROBABLY RECOVER

Jake Hightower has not yet been ar
raigned for the shooting Of Bert Will
son, pending the result Of his victims
injuries DR.. Antle, the attending ply
sician, stated today that the negro has
a good chance to recover unless infec-
tion develops. The bullet, which was
extracted yesterday, was from AS
calibre automatic revolver The ball
entered the left side and lodged in the
right hip. The spinal column was not
seriously injured. only grazed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Bill Rushed Through Both Houses, Signed
by Governor and Registered With
Secretary Of State
CARRIES EMERGENCY
CLAUSE WITH IT
Judge Durbin Says Ballots are in Hands
Of Printer and Will Not Be Changed
But Votes May Be Counted
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
oklahoma City March 15.-Cities OF
the first class in Oklahoma, which are
not operating under the charter form
of government, are changing their
plans for the primary election next
Tuesday so as to eliminate voting up,
on the nomination of chief of police,
city attorney and street commissioner.
The bill providing for the appoint
ment of such city officials in cities of
the first class not operating under
charters became law when the gov
ernor filed it with the secretary of
state after he had signed It, following
its passage by both houses.
The bill carried the emergency
clause and it becomes effective imme-
diately. This will necessitate the with
drawal of many candidates from the
city elections next Tuesday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
ASSESSOR
REFRESH ALL
MEMORIES
will Be Here in May to Take RenditiOns
and Hopes Every Taxpayer will
Remember His Wealth

J. D. Bryan, county assessor. has
been on the go day and night since
January %, but was in town today at
tending court, Wayne Wheelock, his
deputy, filling his place at Stover dur
ing his presence here. The county
assessor says he is billed for every
day outside OF Chickasha up to April
l6. At that time he will begin in this
city on real estate and complete his
work here about May Is. In the mean.
time should anyone desire to know his
whereabouts he may get the informa-
tion by consulting one of the county
bills posted anywhere in the county.
He has been in Chickasha only three
days since January %, during which
time Deputy wheelock has filled his
place outside.
4 am giving the people my time al
most day and night with Sundays
thrown in" said the assessor today,
but if can keep my health l shall
be satisfied and want the people to
be fair with me in the rendition of
their property aid not try to get by
me with anything for l should hate to
have to call on them for an extra as
sessment on their personal property.
I hope everyone viii try and remem-
Der what they had on January !, 1917. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
100000 TRAINMEN STAND PAT
ON PROPOSITION TO FIGHT
FOR SUCCESS OF 8-E1OUR DAY
By United Press.

by OHiteu Press.
New York, March 15.-Directly op-
posite in moods, the brotherhood rep
.resentatives ready to fight and the
managers ready to offer a compromise,
the opposing factions in the grave cri-
sis confronting the railroads of the
country went into conference here at
1880 this morning.
The brotherhoods, it was declared,
were prepared to force the eight hour
day issue and call the first section
of the strike at o'clock Saturday
evening. An hour later the meeting
adjourned and the comforting factions
went to lunch.
w. G. Lee, one of the brotherhood
leaders, told the newspaper men that
nothing would be given out until 4
o'clock this afternoon when adjourn
ment of the conference is expected.
A compromise on the basis of a
raise in wages, it is said, but with no
reference to the eight hour feature of
the mems demands, may be offered by
the managers. 1t is not thought prob
able that the men will agree to any
such arrangement because of the fact
that one Of the most important fea-
lures of their demands is the shorter
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Prices for
1917 is Prediction

ers are delaying starting. These unus-
ual conditions prevail throughout the
south, the department says. Labor is
scarcer and the price of labor has adj
vanced from ten to twenty-five per
cent.
"These conditions are certain to re-
suit in small crops with attendant
high prices department official
said. 1t was predicted that cotton
might go higher than the peak price
of 1876 cents per pound
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
NEW SUITS FILED

The following new suits have been
filed in the court clerks office:
Thomas Mahon, r. Il. Mahon and
James Mahon VS.. Jennie Blanton, p.
c. Barksdale, Jack London, r. M Car
ter, James E. Whitehead, Morris w
Christie. H. n. Mullican as county
treasurer, and J. A. Temple, R. A.
Thompson and Ira Johnson. county
commissioners, suit to quiet title; Ly-
dia McCarther vs.. Loon McCarther, di.
Scfce; Fannie McDearmon vs.. ]. G
Terrell, Clara w. Terrell and Ray
mond B, Jackson. suit on note. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE
coNFIscATIoN CASE

About twenty witnesses showed up
from Pocasset this morning to testify
in condemnation proceedings Of an au-
tomobile and quantity Of whislSey
but found that the hearing had been
set for March 20 instead Of March IS.
The car in question was that said to
have been employed by Hudson and
Sandford when arrested in that city
on a whiskey charge. The case is in
Judge Moore's court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
JUNIOR HIGH SQUADS
WIN IN BOTH FIELDS

The Junior High school basket ball
teams defeated the Verden girls and
boys teams in the final game of the
season last night by a score of 35-17
for the boys and 1913 for the girls
The games were played on the Junior
High gym court and were two Of the
fastest games Of the season. The boys
line up follows: Forwards Crosby
and Roach; guards. Brewer and Was
serbeck; center, Seaman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
SoJonS May Haze to Turn
Hands of Clock Back

ing before the lawmakers are the fl
nal passage Of the general appropria-
ton bill and the deficiency bill, each
of which has passed one house, and
the settlement of the inter-house dis
agreement on the submission Of wo-
man suffrage amendment Confirma.
tion Of the appointment Of members
Of the state board Of agriculture also
remains before the senate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
BARRIERS Back Wilson.

BY United Press
New York, March 15.-The German
proprietor Of a string OF barber shops
Ilere today sent circular letter to
all his foreign born employees urging
them to stand behind the president,
whatever decision he may make. :"
The writer is native Of Germany
who has made all he has in the United
States.
'You, or your fathers before you.
says the letter, came to this country
seeking social and political liberty
That you should retain III your hearts
the love Of your Fatherland is but nat
ural But now that the country Of
ycus adoption is itself threatened "
the danger Of war IN the defense OF
the honor and integrity OF its people
and its institutions, there is no alle-
glance which can be yours save the
single, absolute and unadulterated al
legiance to America
Stand behind her as one man in her
hour Of crisis. even though you be
brought into conflict with your own
blood and bone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
TO ENTERTAIN EDITORS

By United Press.
Shawnee, Okla. March l5.-Prepa-
rations are being made by directors of
the chamber of commerce for the en-
tertainments Of the members OF the
state press association when that or
ganization meets here in annual con-
vention May ii and H. A barbecue
at Benson Park trip to Oklahoma
University at Norman. and other en-
tetrtaining features are being consid.
cred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Embareoes in Effect.

BY United Press.
Chicago, March 15.-Five of the
railroads entering Chicago placed en-
bargoes on livestock and all perishable
shipments which cannot reach their
destinations before the hour set for
the strike order to 60 into effect.
The roads announcing embargoes
were the Baltimore e Ohio, the South
ern, Zig -Four, Illinois and Frisco.
The Rock Island did not issue en-
barge orders at this time. Western
road officials plan to meet tonight to
determine in regard to the issuance of
embargoes on their lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
DOWN 7is FEET

The Southwestern Oil Co. is drilling
well on the E. L. Felts farm. n. E.
10-5-1l, Caddo county, and are down
ZIG feet. Prospects are fine and leas-
es are in demand in that vicinity it is
reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

Western Union reports re-
ceived at a. m. today:
North Texas, cloudy; temper
ature 50 to 62.
Central Texas, cloudy; tenn
perature so to 65.
Gulf Coast. foggy, damp to
cloudy; temperature sc to 6s.
East Texas. cloudy; temper
ature As to 60.
West Texas, drizzIing s a. m.
81; San Antonio, threatening.
cloudy; Wichita Falls. so; bal
ance clear to cloudy. 40 to IS.
Arkansas. cloudy to part
cloudy; temperature 80 to 81.
Louisiana, clear to cloudy;
temperature SO to 50.
Oklahoma cloudy to part
cloudy; temperature 40 to 60.
3 q q q 4 4 a 4 4 4 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
8y United Press

8y United Press
Washington, March 15.-Abnormal
weather conditions and the scarcity Of
labor will greatly affect the planting
Of cotton and all other crops, accord
ing to a statement issued today by the
department of agriculture.
In previous years the first planting
of cotton began in the extreme south
ern belt by March 10 but on account
Of the heavy freeze in that zone plant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
COURT HOUSE WEDDING

A court house wedding took place in
the court clerks office yesterday af-
ternoon in which number Of resi-
dents Of Alex were witnesses 1t was
the union Of Ed Meek and Miss Lee
Harper Of that city who were united
in the holy bonds by Judge Moore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Decision Of War With v. s.
BY United Press

~ United PreBt
Paris, March l5.--France believed
the speedy decision OF the war rests
with the Washington government.
If the United States today is prepar-
ed to cross the line and join forces
with the allies against Germany, it
means a swift decision. and ultimate
victory for the allies will thus be has
tened These views are regarded as
those OF French government officials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
AND
GIRLS ARE
ALL ALIVE
Great Interest Manifested in Club Work
in County and Visits Of County Agents
Create Interest

Great activity is being shown in the
organization and progress of boys aud
81. $ clubs throughout Grady county
and the recent visit here of Miss Char
dler, s.ate agent for home demonstra-
ton al led tc the zeal of the older
workers in that field of endeayor.
Miss Chandler, at the meeting of
the county federation Of rural clubs,
expressed satisfaction with the man
ner of organization and the activities
of the women's clubs throughout the
county and with the plans which have
been laid for the coming year. She adj
dressed the women on dairy and poul-
try topics.
At recent session at Acme, the
principal of the school took the boys
and 0. c. Cooper county agent, to
view the demonstration work in the
fields, leaving Mrs. Coryell county
home demonstration agent in possess
sion of the school with neighboring
women and school girls.
The girls busted themselves with
making fifteen towels and fifteen roll
lers preparatory to commencing the
course on school lunches. Interest
was shown in the sewing, some of the
girls never having sewed stitch in
their young lives.
The women Of the Acme club then
joined Mrs. Coryell in her demonstra-
tion of the making Of a school lunch,
the first stages having been completed
before the return of the boys.
Mr. Cooper and Mrs. Coryell also
spent profitable day in the Dutton
neighborhood, where they visited four
schools and presented the club work
to them. The idea took" one man
declaring his approval because of the
great need there is for training girls
to be good wives and mothers"
Here are some of the points which
Mrs. Coryell is emphasizing in the dis
cussions on school lunches.
THE school lunch should have spe-
cihl attention because the child is
missing the main meal at home
whether food is hot or cold is not
so important as having the right kind
of foods and properly prepared foods.
"If child is going to do good mem
tai work he must be properly fed.
"If child has adequate food for all
body needs during the years of growth
and has carefully protected digestive
system he will have greater vitality
and greater resistance to disease in
later life.
MARY swartz Rose, one Of our best
authorities on child feeding, says:
Feed a child properly and you have
helped to make good citizen"
And here are some suggestions for
a cold school lunch:
Menu
Two plain brown bread sandwiches.
Two egg sandwiches.
Apple (raw or baked)
Sponge cake.
Materials for Demonstration.
Brown bread.
White bread.
Butter.
Sponge cake.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
By United Press.

Oklahoma City, March 15-lt seem
ed certain today that because of de-
lay in enrolling bills the Legislature
will be forced to turn back the hands
of the clock and hold off adjourn
ment until Saturday morning, The
hour agreed upon for adjournment is
o'clock Friday.
Among the important tasks remain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
BIG sHoRTHoRN SALE

A big shorthorn sale is in progress
today under the auspices Of the Grady
County Shorthorn Breeders associa-
tion. Forty-five shorthorns were Of
fered for sale,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Shipments Subject to Delay.
By United Press.

Oklahoma City, March 15.-The Fris.
co railroad is accepting all freight
shipments subject to delay and off
cials anticipate an embargo within a
day or two on livestock and perisha-
Bile shipments. Other roads are max
ing ready for possible embargoes but
no such orders have been received
here as yet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
COTTON CONSUMED IN FEB.
Ry United Preae.

By United Press.
Washington, March 15.-According
to the report issued by the department
Of commerce today the mills in the
United States consumed 547,2O2 bales
of cotton during the month Of Febru-
airy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
REvOLU ton In RUSSIA;
CAR MAY ABDICATE.
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON, MARCH ia REVOLUTION
clALLY REPORTED FROM BERLIN CONFIRMED HERE. 1T
is SAID czAR A5DIcATE, HIS SUCCEEDING HIM.
THE BERLIN REPORT SAID THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
RUSSIAN pUMA HAS ACCOMPLISHED SUCCESSFUL REV
oLuTIoN, IMPRIsoNINe ALL MINISTER'S CONTROLS
GOVERNMENT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
LICENSED TO WE'D

W. E. Rider, 20. Cement, and Miss
Barney Cook, rs, Cement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
9as pcruugliidtc @cbmrtStaaS.
geidJenf.

SIM Sabre 1865 itano Der ip0ter
ols 0idter peit berii6mt oeiuoroene
GetleD d. Siliencron ais iinser Oil.
5ier in Dem fleinen @oienideu 2ano.
itGotden 9fowitid. Gr lon9weiIte iid
moroerlih uno mar ielig. ais cine
ilieeenoe E6eotertrippc ii6 IN Dem
Ort fiir ldngere 3eit einquartierte.
9eionoers ole biibi6e Soubrettc
t6ot es Dem leidt ent5iinoli6eu 2ieiI.
tenant an unS er mahte i6r Sen Soi
na1 aaen 9tegeln Der auuit, ga
piinid1te iie iih ST ibrem @eburtstag
Elm &loOier iiir i6re Sinoii6lmgen
unO obwo6l 9iliencron idon oomalS
fein @elo botte 5ogerte CT feineu glil-
eenblid, i6r oieien g9itnih 5u eriiil.
len. Sn 9loipitib mar teineS 81 5a.
ben, 10 beitcllte cr eS in @reslau.
9ie giierba6n 6eriibrte nun 0a.
mails 0as StGot6cn nod nidIt, olIo
fam oas mtf einem 6rcdhuoeen an.
geriidt. 0ob ais man es orei Stod'
werfe bod in Die @o6nuug Der gIiid'
liden Sdoncn bringeu uollte, ernie.
fen iidb Die Ereppen ais 81 eng. glun
mar gutter &ot6 t6euer. @lan wono
eS en0lc6 ar Seilen bon Ger StroBe
in Sen orittan Stod binauL mO 6olb
9iapitib ihotte oieicm merIwilroi'
gen @reigniB ST..
8um @liid bielt Oie 4Soli5ei Die
@aiicr in reipeftuoaer Gntiernumg.
0enn ais Oas Suiturment Oie notb.
penoige S06c fait erreidjt 6atte, rillen
sic SeiIe, lmO 0as id0ne @eburts'
tagSgeident 5eridellte unten in tau
ienO Stiide. 9ie ean5e Staot lodte,
lm0 2iliencron botte nidt mir oie
tbelre 9iedmmg gu be5o6leu iouoern
nu6 sic toliten 9tedereien 81 ertra'
qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gInunnme @riefe

Gr6ielt gcitern Oie bieiige &oli5ei be-
5iielit6 oes @loroes in 9umopolis.
Bon Dem 9lu6olt ser 9riefe wlir-
Sc 9}oti5 genonmcn. - Gas 9e.
meismoterial gegcn ocn 9legcr
Snowoeu miro tdgli6 itdrfer.
Gie 6ieiige @oIi5ei crbielt oeitern
0rci ouonpmc 8riefe 6e3iigIid Oes on
Grou 2ottic MaD @ranoon oerii6ten
Moroes in 9lunopolis. Giner Ser
9rieie fam aus g9oI6ingtou inO Die
beioen anoeren bon 9(mopoliS. Iie
5drei6er unter6rciteten Ser 9Soli5ei
einige neue G6eorie'u, Die, wie Stills
N}oridoa z. W. Souie iagte, oerioIgt
meroen, troBoem Dies nidt lmbeOingt
noi6wen0ig wdre.
Ger 9}eger Sobn Snomoet ser
unter Ocm Ger0a9t oen @lor0 be-
gongen 81 6a6en, I'M @eidnguiB ieit-
ge6oItcn miro, wtroe geiieru feinent
&er6or ulter3ogen. Sic @e6eimpo.
Ii5iiten &rab, 9oug6ertD mo &o6ler
moren gcitcrn wieoer in 9lnopoIs.
nm ipcitereS 9eiueiSntateriol gegen
Ocn 9|eoer 81 iommeln. Oon96ertD
iagte gctern 9(6cno nod ietner 9iiid.
fe6r, ooB 0ie Eoli5ci Jest idriitli6e
glusiageu BON me6reren @erioncn
6ot nit 0cnen 0as BON Sem 9leoer
gege6ene 9llibi mioerle9t meroen
fam. Tas @emcismoterial miro be-
fannt geinadt werOeu io6olO oaiiclbc
itort genllg it, Inn Sen 9ieger ais
Sen E6Gter bc5eibnen 81 fonnen
0}aridoa Garter er6ielt geitern
outb sic oertrallide 9lodridt ooB
llnru6en 8wii6en 0eu mciBcn un0
iarbieen 9cpobncrn in 9(nuopoliS
ieocn g(ugcublid ouS6rcben f0nuten.
Ger NloridoQ 6at bereits @orfe6rim-
gen gctroiien un0 elm babies Sunoert
@oli5iiieu f0nncn ioiort no6 9(nno-
polls ocionot werOen iolte eiu 9lif-
ri6r cntiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Wat militariIdcm G6rcm 6ccrOiet.


sails ser omerifonii6 EN-
6IotilIe in britii 6 en- @ G.
ipGiiern IS. 9luguit. glnerifa-
nii6e mo britiide 6loa9en an 2ono
lmO ouf oel Sdiiien me6ten belite
bonn Salbmoit, mG6ren0 Der 9eeroi.
eung bon Sames s. @ui6 BON 9rod.
ton, W'aii, 0e5 Sei5erS eiues omeri-
fonii6en 3eritorerS, ser 0ur6 3u-
faIl ertronf. Ser Sarg mar nit Der
Der amerifaniiden Olarineila9ge mo
nit bon ieinen &ameroocn 9eItiiteten
9huneniiiiden beocdt. Gr muroe
bon elmer 9l6t6eilung eines Gen0ers
Our6 Oen Srt nad Dem 6rieOboi ge-
troger 100 oiele Spfer oeliti1er
Eaud6oote begro6eu liegen. 9}ad-
Dem Die &iten ser ronlii6 .fotboli-
iben Stride am @ro6e perleicn pa-
rem murOen Orei Soloen ii6er oos
@rob aeiAoiien unO 9ietraite ge6lo-
len. GoS @rob miro Gin bon iei-
ncn &omerooen geliciertcs Niormor-
freil5 idmiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
CelterrcidiidIc Cifiaierc Oer6aftet.

care o, SeraS, Is. gllgult. H
@ier oiierreibil6e Offi5iere, onge6-
lide @lit6elier Oes ais Spion fiir5Ii@
in San GSrancisco Der6ofteten Solpt-
monus Guuin 3. Shneioer, wuroem
bellte bier bon Suiti5beomten berbof-
let um0 ms @efdngniB eingeliciert.
sic famen aneebliA bon Can
Sroncisco lmo iuoren oltf ser &eiie
nad @lerifo. Gie 9unOes6eunlten
weigerteu Iid, oie 9tomen oerielben
on5uoe6en ooer Oen Sail 8u 6eipre-
den
Gan 6rnnctSco, IS. ghlguit.
~ 9lo6 9(usIoge 6ieiiaer Suiti56eom-
ter iino oie 9iomen ser oiterreid5i-
iden Gffi5ierc, nit Oenen 9dneiOer
Derfe6rte, So6onnes 6robIib, g. u.
alcsl &oimino Seiniib liuO Ser
mann @6renreih. @ion 9lou6t bier.
OoB es oieielben iinO, ole 6ellte in
2areOo Derbafiet wurOen.
SreunOi6oft fiir Oieie Serren lenfte
Oen &eroodt, nod glusioge Der bic
iigen 9uuOes6eauten, allf Salpt-
mann Shnei0er, Der ais nerOddtiger
oeuti6er Spion bier inbaitirt lit.
Gen NeIterreidern iuurOe erlau6t
Gan 6rancisco 81 Oerlaiien, nad.
DEM iie cine &erpili6tung inter
Ibric6en batten, 0ie 9eborOen iibcr
ibre gewe9moen i'm 2ouieuOen 81
erboIteu. Wlou peiB, oaB iie iih mad,
Scr merifaniiden @rcn5e 81 entiern
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

unO lit Del Gric9Soniang bon BORT
unter ihmicri9en llmitdnoen 0Iiid-
lid ii6er Spanicn IN sic Neimot5 gc.
langt; feline colonidlpolitiibcn 9Ir.
beitcu iest er nibt bel S6crI, ion.
bern Oor5ugSweiie bel 0eiien Gonhr.
renten llllitcin a6. Den Sn9olt iei.
mes peitgreiicnoen @lones, Ceuilb
lan0 in Wiittclairifa elm Submits.
lano 81 iboiien, bat @err Soi0
9fuete in fnoppen 3iigen 6ereits oar
gelegt; es lit elm @eoanfe. ser ieoeu
iaaS BON meiten areiien lebbait be-
griiBt miro. @lau miro nod offers
@elegen6eit 6o6en, Oaraui 5iJriid3u
fouunen beion0ers nab ser tiir3lih
in 9eip3ig gebolteuen 9ieoe OeS SO.
lonialliaatSidrct1rs 5oli.
Der 9oait0uoigfeit 6alber iei ne.
ben Oen 9lrt6ur, gllireo. gpgen mo
Gmil, sic idarf mseinauoer5u6altcu
iino, nod Elm 9looIf 3immermann ge'
nannt Der SIR 3eit 6aitptiddlid ais
Observation-Disclosures tb0tig imo ga.
Der oen @l0gi6feitcn elmer Ser.
medsluns einisermoBen cntriidt III.
@enn mu oui @runo oieier fnop.
pen Iatcn Elm NoiSoi1ter iih 5lr
9l6iaiiung Der Oorgei6loeenen 0lert
perie cutiblieBcu wiG 10 miro i6m
Die @ei6id5iseottin alio, 0eren Ia
feln leioer oon6eblern imO Shnitern
winImeln 81 oufribtieem Gonfe Der
pfli6tet iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@criidlt Semcmtirt.

2ou6on 1S. 9(uguit. Der
bieiige mIitGrii6e 9(ttabe ser Ser.
Staoten bat cine @rfldumg erlaiien
in Der er Dor einen @erii9t luornt,
mouo@ glnerifa ruiiiibe llno ierbi-
ide 9ffi5iere unter 9lnerbieten be-
oeiten0er @e6dIter eriudbt bGtte, III
Die amerifanii6e 9(rnee ein5utreten.
|ieIe 9iuiieu batten Oos @erii6t fiir
ipa6r eebaIter unO in letter Belt nm
8uloB 5ur amerifanii4en 9[rmee err
iubt.
Ser 9(ttode erflGrt, 0os @erii6t
lei BON oeiiti1en 9(gcnten perbreitet
poroen mo ioae oo5u oienen Con-
tulion in ser 9lrmee 6eroor5u6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
SIntiacS nGrapD-spicl.

S906reno cines ,Grap" -Spieles,
an welbem s g3eoer in Scout 4oint
tbeilno6meu fam es 5u elmer SdlG.
gerei IN welber Ser 93egcr Moior
@ro6nm BON 9ir. 73t, @eIt-6ronf-
lin-StroBe, bon ieincni 9}aiiengenoi.
len @olter W}eooc bon 9tr. 1882,
@reBtman-StroBe, ourD MeHcritide
70 ibwer perlebt wuroe, ooB er ms
Mercp Soipitol gei6oiit meroeu
mlBte. Ger &oli5iit SoD BON ser
iiioIi1cn @oH5eiitation Ocrbaftete Oie
&egcr6anoe, Die wcgen in9ebii6r.
liden 9etragcns in 5tationS5auie
ieIge6olten miro. Sic gaben ibre
91omen wie foIet, an: 9Ro6ert Saa
BON g1r. 93t, Sim 4Slace, Somes
SprieoS bon g1r. 92S, @Im @loce,
gilbert @loiieD BON gar. 2s1S, 8runt-
StraBe, George @ra6an bon GER.
GA, Stodtou.StraBe. 9t6o Douug
BON 9}r. 57S, 9SrcBhuan.StraBc,
mo gilbert S9are uou 9Ir. 931 @lm-
4lace.