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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

fu6r bon Gitroueu aus Stolien cr'
laubt lit.
9cfdmpftc ouGeblt@ etn
Il goot.
9&cm g)orG 1G. 6ebr. Sic GI-
iijicre ocS iran56iiidcu 6radtOonis
piers sSonoluos". Der bcltc uon
9orScour bier ciutrof cr3dbItcn bon
cincm @cicbtc nit cincm Ocltihcii
Gouhboote am T. Te5enlber, 5iuan,
5ia Meilcn Don 9retb.
Ger nSououros" nor oiIf Ner
1o6rt BON glep Orleans nod sSronfs
reid nit elmer Gooumg 8uder. Cas-
Eoudboot cridien am Sed imo CAB
SSeuer bon einem Ged.@eitbiib. GS
icncrte 2s Sdiiiic, ciuiac truicn oic
Bride imo onOerc Ebcile ocS Sdiis
les. Scr Sdooeu iuar nibt 9ei1br
lih.
9}aH ocn critcn SnuB NcS Ealtd'
booicS miiroc cos Seucr Ooll ellleiH
G5oaigcn @ciAiib ON Sed Nes Gan-
piers cnuic0crt. IS iunrOcn 80
Sbiiiic III i@ncler 9ieibcnioIge ab.
gcac6cn &l6Blib iiclltc 0oS EouA-
boot icm Icucr ein mo cutIcrnte
li1. glniNcineno NOR cS 9etroffcn
moroen.
Ser aSonouraS" reailtrirt 1913
Gnunen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
4 merifouer bef@Ieuut,
Gen " breiie aus
Neutfehlan0.


@ern Sdpeio, Dio GariS, 16.
SSebriiar. Die itbrieen glmerifo.
ner pel1e bon 3eilti1Iouo bier an.
getommen iino, reiiteu beltte glbenO
nad &ariS al, Inn iiber Spanien oie
Seimiabrt ou5iltreten. 9erbdltniB-
mdBis nur wenige fir6ren init Dem
reGuldren 9IbenO3ug, Oa Oie Wle6r-
Sa6l ibon pd6renO oes Cages obges
reiit mar, uo9Oeut iib oas @eriicbt
Oerbreitet bate, ooB nod 9lbIauf bon
lSreitog Oie 3uIoiiing aui fron8oii.
iHeS @ebict peripeigert ucrOen
piiroe.
@abreno Der lebten "a 5tunoeu
NOR bier eine giadrid5t i'm llmlaui,
ooB 9lmeritaner, iobalo lie III EariS
eiutrciieu icgIcid 3ir @eitcrreiie
pcranloBt ipcroeu ioIlcn imo oies be.
iblcuuietc ben 9lus5ug Der bier nod
mcilcuoen glmcrifaner.
Der cuuortcte weitcre 9lodibub
bon 9lmcrifoneru anS 0eittihlano,
inter i6ncn uerihieocnc Goniuln lit
ioweit ausgebIiebcn, itn0 Is BADEN ii1
@eriicbtc brcitgcmadt, oie beiagen,
ooB Die 9Imerifoner bon Der oeltiCbcn
@cgierlua oetinirt mllroen.
5pannlin9 6lpiiden @ieu
ruO &aIbington per.
ihdrft.
&erIiH 15. Tebritor, nia Con.
Oon i6. 6ebruar. Die porbou.
Oene Moglidteit cines aricges 3lpi.
lbcn ocn @er. 2taateu mo GcutIh.
lonO bat sic Spanuina 5piiben @icu
lro Gai6inoton erb6bt ipie ser g8ie.
ner Correspondent ocs n9erlincr "a.
GcbmttcS~ mitt6cilt. gr teIegra'
p6irt:
n9otIdoiter Garuopsfi mar cS
nod liht m0glib, I'M MeiBen Saie
Icinc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sit iibcr'
rei1en, ltnO sic oiplouatiibe Saae
5wiibcn Seiierreibl llnGaru imo oeu
@cr. Staten lit Sur 8eit ami Dem
tooten 9Sinftc. &erbanDluugel1 5iui.
Iben Sen bei0en 9Gnoern iin0en nibt
itott. Die 3oppelmondrfie iiebt peis
tcren GntipidcIingen init 9inbe cnt.
ocacu, unO iie partet auf Die n1dIten
Sdritte @r1iioent @ilion's, I'm ib-
rem ueitercn GurS 5u bcItimmcn
Ger Gutl;bluB Der Scr. Staatcn7
Meaierlng, Die glrmirung BON San.
oeIsidiifen 5ii eeilotter miro Bier ais
Elm Clement ongeieben, Oas neue G5e.
fabren III ii1 birst. Dcnil aui oieic
g9eiIe miro Der llitericbieO 5piiden
ormirten engliideu SonoeIslfiffen
mo bona fiOc omcrifoniiden 5Hif.
fen oiiSgemerat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
9enfdrr Sroupri3 rrrugt grobeu Seg auf SSeitiront

scr irii6cre @eIdditstrager ser ame.
rifaniicben 9otiboft in 9erIitL nud
scr omeritoniiben @otidait III @icn
pcriett iuorocn iei. gs puroe be-
tont, Dab Sm. @relp's 3euutniB Der
Situation in Geuticblano uuo Der
SoIhmg Der ameritdniidcn Gegic-
rlmg ibm in ieincm ueuen glute iebr
bon gtubeu iein miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Derimtcrgc1oIt mor6cn iuorcu bo6cn
sur 6olac aebobt ooB sic bctr. ,Sor
Scrlna sic bereits bonn StaoiSoepor
icncut o6eciabt porOcu NOR uiGt
obDrionot mluSc. G$ puroe ciuc
aobeloepeihc ou oeu Ipouiieen Bot.
idloiter III Berlin aeionrs i'm ouS,
5uiinNcu Of nc &reBmcIouna cors
reft III.
Ger poniide @oiidoiicr mwoc
ou1 criudlt lid 0ariiber 5u crtlmOis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
ggaT0inatun Tndlt @saatianna.

@c5igIid ser 9ercb. .2cpci6cn ii6cr
Die ,Srciloinmo ser o9)arrow.
oale" @cfangcncu icitcu9 ser
oeuti9eu &egicrina 9ibiet
gInIraac an ipouiidcu @oti@of.
ter.
@aibiu9tom t6. Scbrilor.
Iie @rcB-Gcpcldeu orS S'crliL iucT.
dc sic almoe bon Der SSrciloinng scr
70 mncrifoniiden Sceleutc onfiiu.
Oigicn pcIAc vou Dem @rilcuidiii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Earis, is. 6cbrrar. Grcnier
Nriono miro norgcn int g(iSpGrti.
cen 9lnte eii @abeliriibitiif al @bren
ocS cbemaligen omerifoniihen BOT
idlaltcrs N Berlin SoncS &. Ger
orO, gcbclt Der omerifoui6c Bot
idoiter III EaNS, @iaiam @ropcS
56arp. nuO Gcmo6lh ucrOcn Scrrn
imo lSrou @craro nlorgcn Gin Diner
ecbcrr
Nerr @erarO oltoriiirtc 6cutc oic
oglilociirtc &reNc@, ollc SutcrDeluS,
rie i6nl 5ngeldrie6cu mor6eu iinO, ST
Sementiren beionOerS 0dS 6crtc
Nlorocn I'M n@lntin" Dcroficntlidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
MnNin nicOer g9iihuel..

@Qrt& l6. 5ebrlor. Srolt
9nlquite Hoohb Sic @ottin OeS be-
riibnltcn aiinitlerS, lit 1T @leuoou
cincr I1mcraliden 8rontbeit crIcacn.
S6rc Sciratb nit Dem 76.idbrigen
gilo6Nicr 6ottc crit I'M Samlar Sic
ieS SabreS itettgcnlnOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
$itbtn mrbr
Sriteui6ifie IN bic
Stefc
2SDm 6clttIGDeu &amhbUU-
ten 6erab9eiamOt.

9}ur britii@e SAiife I'M SnuTe oeS
acitrigcu Cages oIs ocrienft &C.
uelOct. oSopemoor~ nit 374O
Gouncn ino geonsicor" nit
2777 Gouncn Die beioeu ictteitcn
giIicn scr flciucn ll.9ootc.
n9}et6erlcc" miocblid o5uc @or'
mng in oen @runO ecbobrt.
2on6om t6. 6cbruor. TT Sie
britiidcn Dompfcr oSopcmoor" uno
agliton" iino III Ocn GrunO ge6oBrt
moroen mic cine 9lnfiinoiguug ocs
2lo0oS.9lucnus bciogt.
(Dcr britiihc Compiler .Sopc.
mor" NOR eiit 5Miif bon S740 Con.
ucn &otminbolt; ben Ietten 9eri6
len nod poiiirtc CT. an 26. Sonuor
Gap Scnr0 arf Der 6obrt bon @olti-
more nod SUI. @r botte cine 2Gnge
bon 347 SUP lnO lpirOe inn Sabre
1911 in South SbielOs gebout. 0us
Sdiff geborte Der WIoor-2inc bon
2onoon.
Gs iinO lebtbhn feline 9erihte iiber
ben Gaupier 19liton" eiueelolien.
Geriel6e bate eincn SarminboIt BON
1856 Sonncn uno cine 2dnec bon
212 Sub. @r puroe I'M Sabre 1912
IN gort @lasgom gcbaut luo lpor
oas Giaentbum Der 8irHa SIoou &
Go. BON 0jlasaow)
Gicr Yriteui6iiic cuf.Ocm
NJ WiecrcSgrun0.
SonOon, 16. Sc6rilor 9lopoS
0iebt bctouut oob scr 6ritiIde Gam.
pier n2ou1Scor,~ Gin Smiif non PITT
Eonuen ioipie OoS 9cgcIidiff. .@crcg
&op,~ no Sonnct imO Gin Slider.
Ooupicr Ocrieltft pltrOcn.
Gtou0S mcIoct fcrncr OoS Gcricli-
fen ocS britii6cu GonipicrS n@recn-
Iauo" Q753 Eomen. Gic Nlonu.
idlait muroe gclonoet
9}o6 Gin grite SieSiefc.
Qon0on IS. 8ebrior. Ger
britiidc Goulpier u&DuuIti" lit elmer
9(n1obc Oes 9Iouos-giircoltS nod ci.
ncm 9ouGboot 5mn 0pier geiallct.
(Gin Gompfer Oieies NomenS 1T
in ben ueriiig6orcn Sbiif3reaItert
nidt nnaege6cit)
g(nqcblib obnc gSornitng
torpc0trt.
2on0ou rs. 6cbruar. Ger
britiidjc Iontpfer ngtetbcrlec" muroc
an lettcn Samitag obnc @ornlna
torpeoirt, unO 5mci 0titalieocr Der
@cmonullng fouoen Ncn Zoo. Der
Tcit Scr gcmonullu9 parocs bcutc &C.
lonoet.
(Gic Gcricufug OeS Gontpiers
nurOe i'll elmer &onooner DcpcIdC
pom t2, 5ebruor ocmcIoet)
lleber 0cu llntcrgung ocs
o2pmon N}. gam"
Ga9liori SaroiuietL 10. Sc
6ruar, pio &driS, i6. 5ebruar,
Gopt. 9Pc1onoug6 ocs oneritauiid)cl
96ooncrs u2vnloi M, 2op" Der an
t2 3p6rnar immcit Ocr &iiitc Gar
OinicnS BON eincm Sou6boot pcrienf
lrirOc, madtc cue btihmoreuc glus
iaac, oab Der Captain ocS Smtdboo
tcS Oen 9eicbl 5nm 0altcn gob, mel
der ioiort beiolgt muroc. ga
Ioudboot n16erte lid Dem S1oone
lnto Gin Gfii5ier OeS lt-9ootcs beiidI
tiqte 0ie Bapierc mo Die 2ooing I'M
bclabI Dem Gopitdn inio Scr 9lann
idjaft, i6r 5biff 81 ucrIaiien. spa
Ter mur0c scr Sbooner IN @ranO u
Icbt ino pcrmittcIS mc6rcrer gombe
pcrIenft. Capt @ic0ouougb bC
itbm5rt oic 2oomta 6abc MIR all
2attrn 6cItanocn ipie Iie SIR glnIert
qimo bon Giironcntiiien gebroud
wcr0cn, oic in Stodton, lllc., 9elaoe
ulir0cn.
Sol5 uiro aIleroinas ais 9onr
moorc bctrn1tct mcnn cS militdr
idcn 3peden oicut aber cS 1T lrol
lid) Of sic Gortc. pclhc mir 81
Socrltcanna non GitroncntIien mid
lid III ais 9omnuaare augcIe1t
poroeu lann, bcionOerS oa oic gln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
Ne6meu bier franBafi6c eiaicn I'M sarm.
MadJem S5S @Scfnmgenc unS erbcutcm go Ma.
acknowledgements.

C2rubtlos uaa eaoOiuel

@crGiu 6 Ge6rtar Gruppcu Scs bculdu Spnpriu3cn nS
ern in enem mndgn |orOf scu Oc an5OVcH tcUnnasn nO
ppnt Champagne on cuer runt uScrtbo6 yccn
uu cine 6ube gieic OorgcOrMngen.
Sic 2enideu madtcn s5S ocfunonc Sarancr 2l Sfcrc S
Snn rau50Cr Stelnn0en unroen bel Dem Nngr geupen Die
GrauO uuernabmcu scru gadt uuS Gct WOrsn mcbr esn
nsri Oe ncn SOd n0 ais Scrnc cintrus pic Oedeu ger
Intc uarcn gering.
cafgont safanaricasiaunpat @abcu @
flciuerc Speraionen oGseipielt
9e Snn0e brins Ocr umIc gerd Gnte gatta9 Der
SnGcu O6ec Necrcstnus anSaeaO @nrOe uO anSeu @Ort
laut bat:
@eRItdcr aric8sidanplat.
snceertpp SeS rouprincu 9uppredt @acu 9er65fid
iaodl &aiccanol nno il Der SOnmc.Nc
nS Sncrte Die grr s9atate in b0uicr ge bis in bic Nad
Wruppeu CiHOdr nntcrie in %eridGn5ungeH HGr66
Arun uci gems uno uu 6ciOcN frrn b gHcrc
6efsn SOmbarOcmcu mpOcu nuS crtudcI
@rmeesnppc OentdCu GroupriuScn Su GEampaGuc a
d 9poat nnteruabm nu luiaure nad wramcu Sur6tnu
cuS rcr aO Der Mueuucrer cucu &n8r Ocr nit SOr
Fd mo Gucrsic SMrdJGeiHbrt, Oulcn SrfOlg brndte.
@auu Champagne Sa nuS Der SOBc 185 narScu
bier inSdc gineu uf cucr Sruutuuu ur 5000 Nern
cuer Gic 500 @ceru unH Suppcu i'm Smrm
& 2 Ciierc uu S31 Wauu gefOngCm Nnd erbneH
r 20 Gaidnu8cc6rc nnS uu ueumcricr n @erlnc murcH
Bic SnsOien crS6tcu lire ciscnn gcrnfc Oar nntu Gaen
aua mde e am GcnS nS 6 @orgn oescn Oc tneu On nuS
nf Scm mcNidcu liter Set aus an scr gcrOuuSrOut bradn
GnnSnnsSaanscu A @cansnc nrad Die msieH Ocr Srtcn
1ic Wauns eGumpdsnc Sorm SHa s5 icacn
anO9nb Rcin Sd &ipon Oas an Der Sanptra sudden Sa
Gnr nu German sesu it, &ipon cst 33 Gieiu weId
YcrSnu rnO ctma bic pldc 0ton5 Ditd non SicimS.
Der offca gerid O ran5SFdcn acgbnreanS bonn DOnnag
uenO nelOefc Dend rere Degs
Sic irou5Oen Snngh Der eguO Der Mans DC Sbum
paguc 6orm gcridtct 6obc)
AIGiirte DcrIteren iicbcu SImG5cngc.
M bciOen rCn mGbrenS nuS Der g0d Die 6
b6n g Der nb bcrDr ebu Neruponc in Smfgeeen uno
ais 9icinlnt BON Nraerc nnO 1nauteric6ener.
Gcfltdcr SrtcgSidGnplat
NrmecerHppe S %rn3eu ScopOlO Sogu Sn ocm Wcbct
Bpcu Office bciGnftc TA bic GccdtS6atef
mGBreu6 Sdnccn nuO Cu gcerS an mentGe Ennc
Der yin Ocm Gne Gacno Goouua bat nner NnReuppcn
eincu runidcn Nusri 5nrHdgCwicm.
8GIfans SriegSidaMplat.
Nrmeegrnppc OcS 5cOmarS odcncu 0e Sitnotiun bat
id nidt gednDcrt.
accoOndc 8ront IS it ni6 81 ar1feru 0pcrotOncu acom
men,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
llnbfadtigt.
%eri6ieOrnartigc
Nlarmgcrii6tc.
Se5iialicb ameritanticD-
Giterreic1. SituatiOn.

! gerlWle lQer SpllOull DuIleN DON Np'
bru6 Der lluterbouollmgen 5wi.
i6en @otibaiter &eniieIo uno Der
6iterreiaiGen &eeieriing geIpro-
bcu. gSoibinston ueiB ni6ts
6auou. G6cniopenig BON 9luf.
forocrrno oer9lmeritoner, Deter
reid 81 ocrlaiicu.
2on6ou, 10. 5ebruar. Gie
! llnterbonollngen 5mii6cu Srr. 6res
Dcrid s. @eniicIo, ocm umeritaui-
ibcn goti6oiter IN @icM mO Der
oitcrreidiib mgariidcu &e9icrlma
iino obGebroAeu morOclr iagt OaS
| ,@erlincr EogebIoit~. Gieie auloe
mrroe ii ciucr TcpcIhc ans &opel.
bogcn an bic n@rdonge telegraph
@ompanu~ gcbrodt
EGos StootS 3 cportem ent
ipeiB BON nihts.
8oibinOton tG. 6ebruor
Tos StaotS Dcportement bate 6cntc
feiRerlei glubaltspunfte, lin oie &c.
oeutllne Ser MeIoune 5u ertl6ren
oob oie observation-disclosures 5uiidep
9otidaiter @miieIo un6 Der SiIcrrei.
diideu Reoierlmo absrbrobcu NOR,
oen ieiei. Iie 9eanien goben 8ll
por einem 9ldt9icl 81 lieber
5olpct ais bier bcfaunt, maren
feline llnterbanoIlnigcu I'M 0angc
abaciebcn oopou, ooB ser 9oiicboitcr
lid bclua6tr, sic @eoicrmg bon Der
Saltlng Scr 9Sercnigtcu Stoatea
bc3iioIicb ocr lnieingeibrduftcil lin.
Observation-Disclosures in acnntuib
3ii iebcu.
GS miir0c I'M StaatS- 0cportcment
erfldrt, oaB bc5iiglicb Der cSein6r oeS
gIbbuldS Der oiplomotii6eit Gc3ie.
bungen 5piidcn 0cu Ecrcinigtcn
Staatcn umo scr Toppelnionorhie
lid nibtS gcdnoert babe.
Amcritoncr aufgcfor-
oert 0citerrcib 5u
pcrIaiien2
BoriS, t6. Scbruar. 9lmcri.
taucr ii 0eiterrcid iino ongcbIi1 BON
g9aibiuetou aus ouigeforoert NOR.
sen, oos 2ono 81 oerlaiien.
@oriicr @criihtc.
SSoi6ing tom t6. Sebrunr "
9eamte oeS Observation-Disclosures ipil.
len nibts ii6er oie @eribtc pon Ea.
riS, oob 9tmerifuuer BON Maibinoton
aus gcwarnt moroen ieier, Deter.
reid 3u perloiieu. Gerortige Spitrltt.
tionen m6rcn. 10 murOc geioat oent
gotiHoiter &cuiielo 5ii @ieu nidjt
aege6en porocn er moge ioldc u6er
ouf iid ielbit iibcrnonlncn bo6en
Die 9eoniien limo onge6litb Der
Spifmlng, DoB eii 9rud nit Deter
reid nod ocrbiitct tperoeu toun gII.
leroingS aebeu iie 81, BOB Die lcbtcil
@reigniiic ooecgen ipreden
93oHfroge mad Gcrblcib !
BON glnterifuitcrn.
g9uibingtur l6. 6ebrnar.
Turdj bic lpaniiGc @otidoit iii Ser.
lin bat Sic omcrifouiidbe Negieruua
Bel Ser oeitidcn &eeierlme anfroger
loIien, ipie iib Die &er56eerimg ii
Scr gtbiabrt neS Hpciten 3uges oet
9lmerifancr aus TcntihInto nod 0cl
Snmei5 brinsen iolltc, crfldrt. Gcl
3ng bate IliiHcn glnidng Oel
gSod6c ncrlallcn loIlcn; i'll ocniclber
beiauoen iiH Sc iriibcrc omeritoni
ihe Goniulnrbeantcn m0 ibre ga
milieu, ioruie cine lubctonntc 9In
5obI onOcrcr Imcritnner.
Gic ciii3igc Snioruation meId
ooS StontS. 0cpdrtemcnt ii6cr oci
/ 3ug botte, fam BON Nru. @erari
imo Ocm @cionotcu 5topall Ill Bern
glber feiner Der @cincu fonntc etipo
gcnoueS iiber oie 9l6ia6rt5eit Sc
1 8ugeS ougebeu.
!. Die bieiigcu 9camteu CLAUDE
u uiht, oaB Geiribldnn a6iihilih 81
/. glbiobrt Nes 3uges pcr5oaert, i'm
il worten begicrig auf ndbcre Nohrid.
! GaS StaaiS Gcpartcmcnt fiiuNiai
6elte alIi oaB Serr Solep0 s. 0'reIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
An NaIiiaE.
Der Gompicr g5rcOcrid Scr 9(dtc"
init 9ernitorti an 9oro. Scr.
orO in @aris ictirt.

SoIifoE us, 16. 8ebr
Ger Iumpicr ntSreoarid Scr 9lAte"
auf peI1cm @rof bon 9ernItorif
Der iriiberc Oeuti9e gotidoiter, iuo
Oic Oeutiben Gouiularbcolnten Die
Nciic naN IcutihlanD ontraten,
puroe bcute ouBerbolb DeS 6ofenS
oeiidtet. Gas Sbiii tod mieOer
in Sec un0 miro crit I'M z llbr belltc
9lbcno in ben Safcn cinlouTcn.
Observation-Disclosures narteten
OrouBeu, Inn OoS Sdiii .nod einem
9Infcrplab iu 9coforb9oin ST be.
aleiten, NO 9legicrtngS6conlte in0
Suipettoreu einc ioiortigc llnterius
dung Der Saolm9 uorncbmen mcr.
Aelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
Der slai[er Oearild@iln[dt [eillen s,oQN.

@crl biO DnSon i6 e6rnar Giner bier nnSgcgcbenN amt
ldcu Wtgcmg 5npg bat Safer Mbm Dem nnden &ronprln5en
Elm Sesram aCiOno udem bm nen lnppn ene Wlhd
wine dbmtte onGfIi Oc cruGen %orUheS gean n Trano
Champagne Acr 9 Der Nrmegrnpp
fir nnaciu6bndcn SducO bctGtigc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. aug. 3.-Fog receipts, 1,140s
market 10 Toe higher, heavy, 1895
015.85- mixed 1485015.10; light,
1460015.50; pigs. 12,50Q1425s bulk
oil sales. 1485115.80
Cattle receipts, 400: steady to
stronger: native steers. 9-00014-00.
cows and heifers. 6.500950; western
steers. 8.0001L50; Gamers, 5.0006.50;
stockars and feeders, 60009-50.
calves. 8-00012.50i bulls. stays, etc.
5000 $50.
sheep receipts. 300, market slow:
i 5to csc lower; yearIings. 9.50010.50;
wethers. 9.0e0I0-25s ewes, 8.506s zoo;
lambs, 1400014.25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
-IoE I.aage - Cd DaY.
Comnarative Sales.

FURNISHED by L w wagner 3 CO
IrI-e city office In suite sos Best build
ing r +. Mccormick. Enanager-2
Chicago. Aug. 3.-0n the recent
break in hog values farmers refused
to sell. The result has been 75c
recovery. Reports from the country
Indicate q scarcity OF hogs Under
these circumstances the owner viii
no doubt continue his Independence
on q declining market.
The cash inquiry has improved.
beth domestic and export. Liverpool
has recovered from the depression
existing some weeks ago. The English
government has found il necessary
to raise It's maximum prices on meats
The lard stocks at the seven prln-
cipaI packing points Of the country
increased in July this year 7.7I8.3i9
lbs. compared with 7.Gs4s316 fer the
same month year ago. Total stocks
Of lard now at these poiats T5,Q09s501
compared with 6s,354.352 the same
date a year ago In other words We
now have eleven ana quarter mil
lion pounds less than q year ago.
without the enormous exports whica
ve were enjoying last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
Chicago Mar kets
ST Louis EsIve SEcCE.

St Louis, Aug e-Hogs. receipts,
800 market zoe higher. lights. 1885
a16oo. pigs. 1880 1900 mixed ana
butchers. 15.60n1610. good heavy.
16o51L615s bulk 16000I605
Cattle. receipts, 1000: market.
steady: native beef steers. 7,500I5. so ,
FearIing steers and heifers. 8.500
1850. COWS. 6.0001050: stockers and
feeders. 6.o009.50, prime yearling
steers and haifers, 7,5001000; ma
tive calves. 6-0o012.00.
Sheep. receipts. 1900 market
steady lambs. I0.500l3.&5s ewes, 500
1S.50. Gamers. 4.09u9.50; choppers,
60Gm6.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, aug. 3.-Hos receipts.
8. 600; SC to Toe higher. bulk. 5000
1906: heavy. 1575Gl6.20i packers
and butchers. 15.50016.05, light 1850
CISCO. pigs, 3.000I3.2 rs.
Cattle receipts. 1900, including 400
southerns. steady, prime fed steers,
la.0Dnz3.75: dressed beef steers, 1000
nI2T5. western steers. S.50012.255
cows. 5250925: heifers, 1000 1880;
stockers and feeders, 6.0001050t
bulls. 6.0017. so. calves. $500 100.
Sheep receipts, 100; steady. lambs.
I3.00n1425. yearlings, 9500 100 ;
uethers. s.5011a.00; ewes. 500 O 9.25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
At Spencer Snnare.

What Money Can't Buy. Is the pic
ture 1t Spencer Square today ana TO-
morrow Madison Hale. wealthy
American 1nancier. and Goyrian Tex
Ter financial advisor of the king Of
MARTHA, a small principally Of Eur
0pe are bidding against each other
for the concession 10 run transeon-
ttnontai railroad through the country.
Tie American in New York is operaf-
Ing through agents in the kingdom
Young Dick Hale. having just COM
HIased school. desires TO make d trip
and visit Naritzia which was the
birthplace Of his mother granafather,
Arriving there, Dick meets the prIa-
cess. who is under am assumed name,
ana ste two young people fall in love
much to- the chagrin OF Ferdinand
EaeIef young military officer and
nephew Of TeEier. The princess in
duces Dick 10 accept a Ileutenancy m
the aarttzian army. Hale, SF., hear
Ing t1at hois not apt o get the rail-
road concession, boards his yacht and
De~se naI1y goes 10 the principalfsf
~ dtas not approve Of the marriage
until he meets the young princess. the
nobility of Dicks great grandfather Isl
established and he and the princess
receive tho blessings Of their two
fathers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

Cont aaed from Pese oae)
The British we're again in possession
OF the 300 yard front iBst north pr
FrczanbarE which the Germans ~1est-
cd from them in a counter attack late
yesterday In sharp drive last
night after heavy artillery prepare
ton the British forced the Germans
from this strong position and have
hEfd it since This was the only co9n-
ter attack Of any consequences daiiF-
cred by the Germans SINCE late we'd
ncsdar.
Teutoas Hide in Holes.
Detailed reports of Tuesdays bzt-
tie show that the front between Hole
beke and La Bas5es Vile was ths
scene OF some OF the heaviest fighting
Of tRa day. The Australians and Eng
lish charging along this line swept
over large numbers Of Germans lying
ia she'll holes vino were overlooked in
The darkness. Immediately after
tha British troops had gone beyond
these holes the Germans began snip
ing AT the rear Of the advancing forces.
These sntpers were eventually dealt
with and the shell holes cleared. The
morale of the German troops in this
section is said to be good and they
made stiff fight fer the positions
which they finally had TO rellnauish,
Find Concrete Dugouts.
In The ruined village of Hollebeks
the British were faced with large
numbers Of concrete dug0uts which
had no surface entrances but which
We're approached by tunnels The
attacking troops forced their way into
these strauZholds which contained
large numbers Of men and blew them
10 pieces With bombs This under
ground tunnel Is stilI filed with Ger
man bodies Just north Of Hole
Dexe. fWo strongly held German poo
sIftons were occupied without q stop
On the ground overlooking Wyt~
schaste the British encountered she'll
holes. camouhaged with wire netting
and hedges which had been inter-
laced with barbed wire This delayed
their progress somewhat but did not
save the Germans Fierce fighting oc-
Cured here and the Australians who
were conducting the offensive carried
the positions with bayonsfs, killing
large numbers OF the enemy.
Places Change Hands Rapidly.
One notable incident Of the days
fighting occurred on the Warneton-
Gapard farm road at a windmill On
q slight elevation. This place prev
tous1y had been bitterly contested be-
cause IL oE1I1Q3E& Inc 6Al&F00l4AaE
country which is very fat The Aus
traIians took the place in the early
morning but the Germans regained it
the same night At midnight the Aus
traIlans charged the position with
bayonets and elected the Germans
after sangutnary fighting. La Bassea
VILE was also the scene Of severe
lighting and here. as at Hollebeka
we're found concrete dugouts which
are now filled with their dead de-
tenders who were bombed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

Pretty girls-here's your chance.
Bryant Washhurn, Essanay's star In
The Golden idiot. to be seen at the
Majestic tonight, has adopted policy
OF having pretty girls only, in his
supporting companies "A director
told me one time, he said that a
girls beauty varies inversely with her
acting ability. as q general rule. In
other words. that the more homeIy the
girl, the better she can ACT. That may
be true, but I haYe found a number OF
beauties who were excellent actresses,
and I believe the public prefers pretty
girls. even though their work is
slightly faulty. I am going to try
them ont. anyway
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

Confined from pasa oae.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
81 llQdtor.
In the Movies.

Spencer Square Huff and
Jack Pickford in What Money Won't
Buy" Keystone comedy, "skidding
Hearts
Black Hawk-Bryant Washhurn In
The Golden Idiot; also a comedy.
LoyaI--sM and His Soul" Mr..
and Mrs. sidney Drew in Their DE-
v0rce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

The Chicago board Of
trade and The New York
stock and cotton ex-
changes will be closed TO-
morrow.-Ed. Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

Spencer SQuare-Louise HUFF and
Jack Pickford la What Money Won't
Buy" Keystone comedy, skdding
Hearts"
Majestic-Alice Brady In The Self
Made Widow"
Loyal Labyrinth"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

Stafford. 5eh4aGa s St@1-Fa. att7E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03

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