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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
AVIATION FORCES
UNDER SINGLE HEAD
American Flying Men in France Will
Work in Conjunction With Other
Military Units.

PARIS, July 23.-Plaus have been
completed for bringing all American
aviation forces here under single diree-
tion working III conjunction with other
military units.
Arplanc squadrons viii be divided in
to two classes, tactical and strategic.
The former will operate within a range
lof - kilomctcrs and the latter with a
range Of POO kilometers. Tactical units
will cooperate directly with the troops,
doing preliminary accommodating, rur-
suing enemy aviaturs and bomharding
enemy establishments The strategic
squadron in general will operate indie
pcndrntlv, and will be engaged i'll de
stroying enemy bases and attacking enc
my positions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
GERMANY FIGURED
ON NEUTRAL SUPPLIES
Speech of Reichstag Member Revealed
Calculations Based on Exports
from United States.

LONDON. July % That German au-
authorities have based their calculations
ON food supplies which America has been
scIIling to neutrils became known to the
entente through the famous speech Herr
Etzberger. head of the Catholic parties
IN the reichstag, made before secret ses-
sion 81 that body.
Herr Erzbergcr remarked that although
Americas entry into the war is ot little
military value it Is mpurtont owing 10
the extent to which Germany was depend
cnt on the ncutrals tor food and other
supplies He said that America had de.
creed that she would not permit exports
10 neutrals as long as these ncuUrals eN-
ported to Germany consequently, Herr
Erzbcfger said German would very short.
| III lose its source Of supplies.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
TODAY'SWAR SUMMARY

Unlimited powers have been granted
the Russian provisional government under
Premier Kerensky to grapple with the
sinister forces threatening to wreck the
new RUSSIA born Of the March revolution.
The grant comes from the most powerful
body in the nation, the council Of soldiers
and workmen's delegates and peasants Of
all Russia assembled in Petrograd, which
kcrcnsky is serving not only as premier
but as minister OF war and marine. 1t
is apparent that vast powers are thus
lodged in the hands Of this one man sug-
gestlng those u a virtual dictator
The war situation for the moment de
mands consideration chiefly at the two
points where the Germans have concen
trated for main military effort the
yielding portion OF the Russian front il
Eastern Galacia and the section Of thu
French front near Craonne. In the for
mer war theatcr there is little sign a.
yet of "A change in the temper OF the dis
affected Russian troops sufficient to brini
Iahaut an effective resistance to the Teu
tonic progress which threatens disaste
4 to the Russian arms On the western
I front the desperate onslaughts Of til
crown princes forces are being met wit
gallant resistance 10y Gen Petain's troop
and such small bits of territory as Ina
been gained 10y the Germans have bee
.,I.1r.lv maid for.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
TO REDUCE OCEAN
STEAMSHIP RATES
Allied Nations Have an Agreement
Which it is Hoped Will
Lessen Charges.

WASHINGTON, July 23- Regulation
of ocean steamship rates between the
nited States, and allied nations has been
agreed upon IN principle by the American
and British governments Negotiations
are now proceeding between Chairman
nenman Of the shipping board and Coun-
sellor Polk OF the state department, des-
ignated by President Wilson to represent
the government, and British admiralty
officials to devise program to make the
regulation effective and bring down pres
ent prOhibitive rates.
France and Italy have signiied their
willingness to accept the principle and ne
gotiations probably will be opened witt
Japan upon the arrival here of the Jap
anese mission headed by Vice Admira
pakeshita
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
FORD AND BUICK
CRASH IN HINSDALE
Both Filled with Passengers, but Nobody
Was Injured = Official Pro-
ceedings Are Pending.
Especial to The Reformer.)
HINSDALE, \. H.. july 2

hlNSDALE, II y. H., July -.
Herbert Newton s Ford touring car
was badly damaged near G. NJ. Wright s
farm on the Mortified road Friday
evening, when large Buick ear owned
by L. Z. Redfield of Keene crashed into
it headon. Mr.. Newton had turned out
more than reasonable distance, he
says, but evidently was not noticed by
Mr.. Redfield and it was very unusual
that no one was injured, especially since
both ears were filled with passengers.
After the crash, which smashed both
front wheels and axle on the Ford, the
Keene car plunged along about two
rods into an electric light pole on the
left-hand side of the road and lost a
front Wheel thus preventing, to all ap-
pearances, the ear and its seven occu-
pants from going over a bank.
Officers Packard and Spaulding were
summoned and secured the names of al
concerned and took evidence regarding
the mishap. The matter was taken uI
with keene officials Saturday and pro
ceedings are pending An autotrucF
removed Mr.. Redfeld S ear to Keent
about midnight.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
IN SOUTH
VERNON CHURCH
Ralph V. Gibson, Former Cow Tester,
Takes as Bride Miss Gertrude M.
Holton of West Northfield.
Especial to The Reformer.)
SOUTH VERNON. July %.

Directly following the Sunday morn
ing service a pretty wedding took place
in the Advent Christian church in South
Vernon, when Miss Gertrude Miriam
Holton of West Mortified. Mass,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Clifford. l.
Holton, and Ralph Van Dyke Gibson Of
Richford, Vt, son Of Mr. and Mrs
George Leroy Gibson, were married by
Rev Frank II. Leavitt. The bride wore
gown of white voile trimmed with
satin ribbon. tulle veil and carried
pink sweet peas. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Olive Holton, and Miss
Ionia johnson, both of whom were
dressed III white and carried sweet peas
A double ring service was used and the
church was filled with the friends Of
both bride and bridegroom. The Bridal
March from the opera, Lohengrin, was
PLAYED by the organist, Mrs. c. l. Hol
ton, the bride 5 mother, and at the
close of the ceremony she rendered
| MendelsSohn 5 Wedding March
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson left in the aft
ernoon by automobile and will return
Monday Their future home will be a
Northfield Farms, Mass, where Mr.. Glib
son is herdsman ON the stock farm o
Charles Tenney.
Mrs Gibson is a graduate of tn
Northfeld high school and has sine
been employed for two years at Hote
! Northfcld Mr.. Gibson is a graduate 0
the Lvndonyille (Nt) agriculture
school, was official tester for two year
Of the Windham County Cow Testing a,
sociation and for the past few month
has been with Mr.. Tenney. Mr.. an
Mrs. Gibson We're recipients of man
gifts of silver, linen and money TIL
t bride received from her Sunday seho,
, class and a silver sandwich plate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
I'm Settling Congressional
Dispute Over Provisions
of Food Bill
KNOWN TO FAVOR
ONE-MAN CONTROL
As Opposed 10 Commission Plan Adopted
by Senate - Said to Prefer Section
Forbidding Manufacture of Distilled
Liquors.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson probably will bring his personal
influence to bear on senate and house
couterces ON the food bill to accept the
house provision for single food ad-
miuistrator instead of the board of
three as voted by the senate.
The President may take a hand IN
some Of the other conflicting sections. lie
81 understood to prefer the senate see
tion forhidding the manufacture of dis.
titled liquors but allowing the manu-
facturc of beer aud wine. The house
put in 'h0ne dry section
The president heretofore has opposed
a congressional committee to investigate
the conduct Of the war and there Is no
reason To believe that he Viii favor such
au amendment 10 the bill.
House pr0hibitioniSts declared today
that thcy would fight some of the senate
liquor amendments 10 the food bill un
compromsingly regardless OF appeals foi
speedy agreements. Dry leaders look 70
milking the bill nearer the form ia whirl
il left tie house. ''houc dry, for th,
duration of the war.
The house dry, cOncede il may hc i'm
possible for them 20 restore the absolute
prohibition ON manufacture of beer an'
wine but they hope to at least get in
section giving the president power t,
limit or prohibit their production.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
KERENSKY GIVEN
UNLIMITED POWERS
IN the Hope That He May Be Able to
Establish Order in Chaotic
Russia

pETROGRAD. July %. The council
1T soldiers and workmcn's delegates and
peasants of all Russia voted today after
au allnight session To grant the govern
ment oi Premier Kcrcnsky unlimited
powers under the title government oi
national safety for the re-establishment
ol order both at the front and at home
There are indications that the council
after the events of the past week aud all
circumstances connected herewith are ap-
prehcnsive of u counter revolution. The
general committee has issued a manl-
icsto calling ON local organizations ot the
revolutionary democracy and army to ~
ready al any moment to rally round the
puitica erutcrs. namely the councils oi
the wotkmrn's and soldiers delegates
The newspapers announce that rear
Admiral Ncrdcrvs,i, commander oi the
Balkan fleet has been arrested Tor com
municatlng a secret government telegram
tu sailors committees.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
LEAVES SHIPPING BOARD.
President Said to Have Accepted Resig-
nation of John B. White.

WASHINGTON. July %. - John B.
White of Kansas City has resigned as a
member of the shipping board and Pres
ident Wilson was said today to have
accepted the resignation. Officials at
the White House declared Mr.. White S
resignation was not connected with the
difficulties that have developed between
Chairman Dcnman Of the board and
Mai. Gen Goethals OF the emergency
fleet corporation over the government
ship building program.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
In Odd Fellows Temple

Tonight AT s O'Clock Canton Palestine,
No 3 will serve ice cream at the band
concert on the common.
Canton Palestine, No. ,, !. q. O. f., will
serve irc cream ON the common next
tuesday night
Tuesday. July ~. nj 80 pm Regu-
lar meeting of Dennis Rcbekah lodge.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

Nine DAYS after Charles F. Conroy of
Sunbury, Penn, put his name and ad-
dress on toy balloon and let 1t go
into the sky he received letter from
Oliver j. Kemmerer saying it had been
found near Nescopeek, A miles away.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

4 Pittsfeld woman decided to save
money by eating rice, but before she got
through she bought enough other foods
to cook with the rice to pay for a peck
of potatoes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

According to one account, Gerbert,
afterward Pope Sylvester H., learned
the use of the numerals from the Moors
in Spain in the 10th century. Another
account is that Leonardo of Pisa intro
duced them from the East into Italy
about 1909. The use of them was not
general until the invention Of printing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

A Paris electrician has made an electro
scope for detecting the presence OF radum
discharges so delicate that 1t is said to
measure strengths as small as one tenth
trillionth of an ampere
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

The smallest man in Michaian to regis
ter under the conscription law is Henry
Fisher, aged -, of Grand Rapids, who
is 49 inches tall and weighs 10 pounds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23
TIE WEATHER.
Continued Fair Tonight and Tuesday
With No Temperature Change.

WASHINGTON, July Generally
fair tonight and Tuesday. Light, shift
ing winds.
san sets at 10; automobile lamps
should be lighted at 500.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

The greatest crater known is that Of
the japanese mountain, Asoan. 1t ranges
from ten to fourteen miles IN diameter.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

pETROGRAD, July p The Russians
Yesterday attacked ,hc Germans north
III the rriu~k marshes ard penetrated the
'Truton line. for distance of two miles
according 10 an official announcement
made here today The Russians captured
more than 600 Germans but the develop
mcnts OF success. the statement adds, are
being lcopardiled by the moral weakness
aud instability of certain Russian dctach-
ments. The chief Of The Russian diNi-
siunal stan was killed while reestab-
fishing order on this east Galician front.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-23

Apparatus invented in England for
preserving fish in carhonic acid gas
under pressure is said to keep them per
fertlv fresh for NJ least six months.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

W1oidinenidreiberinl (Damols fann-
tenon oen mehono eleftriiHen
S6reiboutomoten nod niht) @r
oittirte olio, immerbin DorausgeIebt,
6oB ibm Die &obbeit ieines Waaidi.
nengepebr. 3eitolters nidt Den lin
terfiefer megeeihoiien bate. gSGre
unlere Menidbeit nod 70 blutriinItig.
Ber5los, pie iene, f0nnten mir auH
oieien Spfern iener ariegsfurie Ell
nen @riat bieten; lit bod beute,
$500 II. Gbr., fein Wlenid mebr ouf
oen llnipeg oes 0iftapbonS angelpie-
Ien Oonf inherent fiinitIiHen eleftro-
mognetiihen @eoonfenleier, oem Gi-
brotionS- -S1reibnlitomoten.
g9enn mir aus inherent perfeiner-
ten aultlrioDll imiere @eoaHfeu nm
gauge iec5S6un0ert Sabre 5nriiduer-
Ieben fonnten bitten mir oielleidt
ein IeritdnoniB fir all Oas fralie
3eig, oas wGbreno oes @rieges 1914
-tS mO nod in oen nadfolgcnocu
Synbren ponl neni6lideu &aB allsga.
briitet iporoen. lin beute einiger'
maBen jener lingliidlitben Belt ac'
rec5t 81 weroen, miilien mir Die gum
E6eil ouf ms gefomnenen @erfc
ser iogcnonnten PiDdopot6oIpgen
lIhnoiren. Cieie I'M Slime iener Bet
mirfIi6 forti1rittlibeu Center, Die
eir3ieen, Die oamalS am @eilte i6rcr
llnpelt 9InItoB ua6men erfldrten
oicle franf6afte @ciiteSeriAeimIu1
ais SusfluB Der ariegspiufole. ais
g}a6mirflmg ser ounals 6elie6ten
Iattif OeS Srommelfeuers, nit Dem
jenes 3eitalter Die to6iiihtiGen
ariegspolfer mie nit eiiernen glii.
6enOen Wlauern monotelong 81 trcn.
nen pcrIiano, bis oie @ioeritdnoe ser
MeniHen6eere beioerieits ocmorali.
Iirt imo MIR me6r @erId6iitiete ooer
i'm @e6irn Grihiitterte Oor6onoen
moren. llns ibeint bellte Oas olles
10 ld1erIih. front6aft pa6niinnig,
mic scr 5olterih6l Der nod frii6eren
&crenpro5eiie ooer ipie Die Sdeiter-
6ollfcn Der GeecroerfoIgnng. 9lber
mir beareifen OaB oos alles i'm 20.
SSa6r6imoert nod moglidb mar, 81
oIIe 5rieoensireunoe Die einen blilt.
loien @ee sur Sdlidtung Der gol'
fer0ifferen3en noridIigen ols o.
6irnihwahe 3oeoliiien perladt imo
in sen aorritotlirlperfen iener Belt
peripottet wur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

@elpiB iinO mir 6eutc, $500
H. G6r., peit cntfernt, IN Sel6ltiiber-
6e6lmg imO obne DiilOerlme Ger
llmltGnoe ii6er iene itnielige 3eit Don
1914-tS 0en Stab 81 breden.
N6iBte bod 9eroOe iener g8eltfricg
in all ieiner fatairopbalen 6ilrbt
barfeit 5wei 9rittcl oes GrO6oaes
cri1iittern Inn Die ghtgen 81 oiinen
mo langiam cine neue Meltfltltur
an5uba6nen. 9htn min ms ideinelL
man bate in oen Sn1ren t914-1S
lattiam bcle6rt merOen oiirien, wobn
Neponhe-S SSoeen ino llebcrnotionaliSs
nnls iii6reu. 90 onB Die lette bll.
tige &raitprobe, Ole in nller beuhs
leril1er Stille pom ben inbeIrieoigs
ten &riegsp0lfern Gals Ourhweg be.
iieqten Siegcrn", wenn man Wia)
gum @eltpixib BON 1885 uorbereitet
por0ett bate unter6lei6en 0iirfen.
Welm mir 6eute i'm @cltmlliciun Der
80lferte6nif oie i1redli1en 9fnritd-
ten. ino 6oltermerf5eige Der ariegs-
tehnif 0eS 8man5iglten Sobrbunoerts
beitounen, iiberlGuit unS pie elm fal.
ter S1auer iencr glusmuri bon Wien-
l9eu6oB lm0 llntilltlr, nit Ocnen Die
0omolige Wienid6eit iib nie0er-
meteIte inO entp0lfertc mo oemora.
Iiiirte. g9ie man irii6er nberiibnte"
N2oroer uno Ter6re6er in i6ren
So0tenmasfen percmiqte lmo ibre
Gerbrederidsoel in @aHS nooelirt
in @onoerldoubuoen in Der &elt
berllmfiibrte. 10 le6en mir lett Die
&ricgSnerbrc1en ocS 5wan5iglten
sSabr6unoerts in ibren traurigeu,
lei66oiten autiquariiA olten lleber'
bleibieIn 5uiu o6ibredenOen geilpiel
Dor uns.
GeIte Der ii6eripln0encn 9lobflll-
tur, ais: @osmasfen nad notiono.
len griinoerlpitemen gcoronet, bon
iener unmeni1lihen Saftif oes gluS-
rdu6erns ser Sdiibeu9r6ben nit
GiitgaSweIIm 6errii6reno. 9lsbeIt'
Sonoidube Qe0en Ole &erbrennune
beim 9lngriif nit glii6enoen fliiiligen
5euern. Tort cine SamnIing al
Ter nod altiiino6oren Mooelle uOn
Sonogronatcn. bon aefIiiaeIten 9llff.
torpeoos, pon Sliegerpieilen imo Don
Yranoeronotcn uip. @ieocr nod
91otionen aiioeltert Gonn cine,
nod i'm oumuliaen iAmor5.meiBen
! Glii1ee Grudperfa1reA 6ergeiteate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

g9icOergn6e ser gYirfllng etnes teltf-
liiden GDonfaligranaten 9Ingrifis,
mie er ais tragiiber SdbBoft int
lebten Sabre oeS iiinsItcn @elttrie-
oes 1886 Die WiiQionenltaOt Sonoon
ouSrottete
gefanntlid) bat iene 3eit &ogel
uno Slid copirt, nidt sum irieoli-
1en fiinltli1en 6liegen mO S4mim'
men, louoeru gum GoOtcn wie Elm
9ioubuogel iluo gum @eriblingen mie
Gin Soi. 0aS 5eigt Die intereiiante
SpeSiolubtbeihng DER 9lusItellng;
Sobre 1915 uno 1885. 9arin Der
Sta6aeib zines fiinItliden @aliiibes,
oamals 5ou1boot genannt, oas NIT
Grploiipitoiier eeiiilte @eidoic, ais
outomatiib bemegte rSunge" 6og.
Gorpeoos) ouSparf. Damit Der
ienfte man in oen Sungeriabrer
19t4-t9tS 0ie nit 2ebenSmitteln,
beIaoenen 3ronsportoalnpier gegen-
lcitig, mas iebr mofononiid mar.
Sente oenft m0 rednet man anOerS.
g8ir 6ouen io6r6ore llntcriee-SelAt.
t6iirme, nit semen mir an ollen &c.
fd6rli6en 5telcn Oie 9liiie, audi Die.
i'm llntermoiier idwimnenoen per-
borgenen @isberge, nit raoio.libt'
glii6enoen Strablen6iin0eln abtd.
Iten, oaB felt Sa6r5e6nten fem S6iff-
bruh Der Observation-Disclosures 5ll be-
floeen lit. "a 6eutjutoge Der gon0e
Observation-Disclosures mli Den
3e6nmol idneaeren SSlugidiff,Gienlt
ii6ergegnngen 1T, tonlmt Oailelbe
@rin5ip bel oen uoruuSiliegenoen
..2uit2cubtt6iirmen" ms 81 itot-
ten.
Eie i'm 90. SSo6r6unOert nod but
figen 9ritihiii,3uiommcnltobe fea-
nen mir nid6t me6r; onnf oieier ilnO
onoeren giuridtimoen, Ole mir Der
internotionolen orabtloien 9iiitiig.
ualIpro6e ser Observation-Disclosures
II. a. M
gSerfen mir nod einen rnidlen 9lld
auf Ole llrtewnif bon 1917, ole i0rcn
erIten 9lnihrm ocs fiinItliden Sic
gems lmo oes Enuhers nit elmer
m0rOeriitben Groitprnbe einoeleitct
bat. Grourid iiirpo6r. oaB Der
Stoot oomols 3u icldeu menicben.
ieinNliden @Iitteln arciien mnbte,
mic Der arieg eS mar, nm oieie Eed
nif 81 it6rfen mo iIiIgge 81 modem
gl6cr es lit Elm uralter Cat in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

tc lm0 gSalier oiele nebmen es
ni1t eilmal Namit genau VI lit iebr
mi6tig mo wertbpol. 9l6er iblieB-
lid berii6rt oieie 9lrt 9ieiiigung Oo6
mtr Die OberflGhe Der 0inge. Die
Saupt @runola9en ser notbigen
Geinli1feit iino tiefer 81 lllbell,
ndmlih in oen inneren 3ellen-@ewe-
ben ieoer @erion. Gin Meni9 nit
iledenloS reiner Salltfld1e mag BON
SAnunb Oarilnter gang OoQ fem; llno
Is liebt felt, OaB iol1er SdmuB Die
llrio6e iebr Dieler arantbeiten miro !
S9mub lit einIa1 Stoft ser am
rnrc6tcn Orie lno 5ur unre6ten
Belt porbouoeH lit, Ser Stofhpebiel
i'm &orper beqreift einen beitGnoigen
llntaulh pon Stolen BEL Oeit Qluf-
6aluings- lm0 3eritorungSpro5eTen
hnerbolb oer ein5elnen 3euen in Iib;
unO ga gie6t es natiirlicb ebenio Oiel
N6faa, pic gteuauinobme BON Stof-
len. Seocr %biaQ aber, ser ni1t aus
oenf aorper olsgeidie0en miro, lit
nibts gerinoeres ais gei6brli6er
Sd)mubl lln0 fein duBereS 9lbwa-
Iben fann 0ieien S9mub abfiibren
coer ii6cr1alpt errei1en. Sin glus.
noi1en ser 3eaengeDe6e fam mlr
ourb rege forperlibe 9etbdtigumg,
oiir6 unbeihrdnfte 9Iusiiblng Der
6unftionen Oes &0rpers berbeige-
fii6rt meroen. Gas umfaBt allerlei
NetG1tiglngen ooer lleblngen; uno
gum qilten G6cil fonmt Die ytotur
ldon entgegen, menn lie unbebinOert
lit. Giner ser meientlicben 6uftoren
BEL oicler nltiirli1en &einiglng lit
0os S6pibca uno glusoiinIten.
S6wciB iIs cine mdiierige Plus
i6ci0rmg, os olrd 0riiien in. Der
Nidbe ser O6erflGcbe 6erporgebro1t
uuO in wm6erooa 6a6lreiben, un-
mo6rnc6m6oren fleincn @Gngen
our9 Oic Saut berahieeionOt miro.
Wian idGtt, Dab, wenn ole SbweiB.
fanGle eines Qep06nliHcn Meniben-
forpers enoueiie 5uiommengciebt
merceu fonnten iie cine iortlaufenOe
GoGre BON onud6crn0 3ebn WleiIcn
SGnge ergebel wiirOen 0ur1 oiele
Wfillionen win5iger nutiirliber
aloofeu geiu06nlih @oren genannt,
iueroen oae "a Stunoen etrpa 5mei
Ehmo 9(bfansitoife ans 0cm aorper
ousgeiAie0en. Der gr0Bte E6eiI oie.
fer 9(bhIbr erioIgt IN @eitaIt elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
getruAtnngen aus Dem Sabre 25OO
Had Gbriitns.
alon 8ran8 @einemom lNN5ernl.

Bon tSranj 9elnemaml OSu5ern)
@oQ gliidli1en 9ebagens, in brit.
ten S,ubrtauienO ser 3eiten Der I'm
fuItur ferna65uliegen bldttern mir
aerne IN oen pergil6ten georudten
8eiilmqsdronifen oeS 5pan5iglten
sSa6r6unoerts. Shon Oas 8apier,
Oas mir ga beiii6lten iagt ms, oaB
eS aus elmer fultilrno0ernen GpoHe
al ms eefommen lei. Salt modte
man idreiben, aus elmer fultlirmor-
oenoen 6eioeS 1T ridtig.
@eraoe ans Sen inierehonten Sa1-
rcn 1914 anf 1920, no man iid
rii6mte, 0as itdbIcrne Maihinenge.
tpcDr3citaIter 5u iein,. lit allies, mas
an literoriiheGr5eugniiie itreifte, ent.
wcoer gar nidt ooer MIR in abge.
riNencn icblihten lleberrciten ouf uns
gefommen. llniere glrhipe uno BIB.
liotbeIen belpdbreu umionit oie 81
teratlr imo Die ariegfilmrollen iener
9lut. uno Giienperiooe in Yan5erge-
p0I6en auf oeren bDOropbile Safer
tapeten ieoe 5eud)tigfeit ollfiaugen.
@os man aus ienem Sabr5ebnt oes
g9eItfrieges in ole Sono ninmt, fdat
iuie ongc6rannter 3nnoer in 9Iide
Gha0e. 0aB 0amalS iene pclter-
Ihiittcrnoe Belt nod nidt pie bente
ouf cleftrolDtiiHcr Diaidincuihuell-
prelie oiif unDermiiltlihe Metoll6aut
orudte. ionoeru aif Dos porIintilutbs
libe &oI5iaierpopier Gann wdren
oo6 oae 8eihlngen unO Bidder, DC.
reu @robtbeil Dem llntergang &c.
meibt mar, bis old oas S5a6r 25OO
gcfommen ruo nod oarii6er 6iudls
crbnIicn aebIie6en.
Den bibliogropbilt1en &on0biihern
5ufolge nuuB jene Griegsliterotllr
noh DEM g8eItfrieoensihluB bon
1918 in'S llnermeBlide gemadiel
Iein. Scoer SynteaeItlielle, Der aus
oen 5hiibenerdben uno ans oen IN.
nittelbnr nadber ousgebrodenen
@0lfer. .9leboIutionen iib in cine bei-
iere 8eit biniiber gerettet, modte lit)
binter oos giideriHreiben. @ar Der
re6te 9lrnl ibm meggeidoiIen ipuroe
er 2intsbanoer. g8er feline Sant
mcbr bate, boIf lid nit Dem beiltC
bon ms beIdhelteu Tonidreibc'
glpparat Goiion's, ODER oiftirte einel