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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Prince Albert, second son OF King
George. suffered relapse and has
been operated on for duodenal ulcer,
with satisfactory results, an official
court bulletin announced Thursday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
Must Pay More for Automobile
Licenses.

The new automobile license law
goes into effect on January !. 1918
Owners viii also be required to have
two plates. one on the front and one
on the rear of their cars. The fol-
lowing are the new peiees:
Less than II horsepower, r.
II and less than ~, s.
~ and less than IS $Io.
% and less than - 81.
- and less than "a, $r6
% and less thans ~. "a.
n OF more tcrsep6wes. a.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Mrs. Louis Buxkin. mother of eight
children, was killed in Chicago Sat-
urday because she refused to bsing
any more into the world. Her hus-
band crushed her head with m AZ
following . quarrel in their home.
Their 3-month-old twins and . e
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

William Eaton Chandler. who, as
Secretary OF the Navy in President
Arthur's Cabinet, was largely respon-
sible for the beginning of the modern
United States navy, dicd~at his home
at Concord, n. H., Friday
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

As a food conservation measure.
the Illinois state fish commission
ordered the Rock River seined and
all the German carp and buffalo~fish
sold to the public.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Railroad congestion delayed until
the eleventh hour the arrival of 40
pound turkey raised ON a Kentucky
farm for Thanksgiving dinner at the
White House The turkey, the gift
OF South Trimble. clerk of the House,
and especially iattencd on diet OF
acorns and chestnuts. finally reached
Washington after many days travel
ing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

The bulk Of the new Cuban sugar
crop will become available soon in
the New York market under an
agreement reached last week at a
conference of the Cuban sugar COM
mission and the United States sugar
commission fixing the base price at
81 90 per hundred pounds.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Miss Marion Cleveland. daughter OF
former President Grover Cleveland
was married Thursday to William
Stanley Dell Of Morristown. \. J.. a
graduate of Princeton in the class of
1910. The ceremony, which was a
very quiet one, was performed by DR..
John Gricr llihbcn. president OF
Princeton University.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
FIGHT LIKE THE DEVIL
BRYAN
Way to Get Lasting Peace Is to Win
It. Commoner Says.

Chicago, Nov. 3o.-"I believe there
IS but one way to get lasting peace
IN the present crisis and that is to
tight for it. We should all get to-
gether and fight like the devil"
That was the advice of William
Jennings Bryan. speaking at the
Swedish Methodist church in Evans
ton.
Il have been a pacifist in times
past and still believe in peace" said
Bryan, but the sort of peace l want
is lasting peace"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

A 1o-inch bomb with an unlighted
fuse was found on the window ledge
al the police station at Detroit,
Mich, Friday. The city chemist said
it contained sufficient quantity of
powder to have wrecked the building.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

A German torpedo boat destroyer
belonging to the Zeebrugge flotilla,
struck mine of Westkappel1e, Hol-
land, and sank, according to an En-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam. Only two of her crew
were saved.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
HIGH LIGHTS in PRESIDENT WILL.
SONS WONDERFUL MESSAGE.

1t is likely that as time goes or
many alien enemies will be willing tc
be fed and housed at the expense Of
the government in the detention
camps and it would be the purpose OF
the legislation I have suggested to
confine offenders among them in pen
itentiaries and other similar institu-
lions where they could be made to
work as other criminals do.
****+++t+
The peace we make must remedy
that wrong. 1t must deliver the once
fair lands and happy peoples of Bel
GUM and Northern France from the
Prussian conquest and the Prussian
menace, but it must also deliver the
peoples of Austria Hungary, the peo-
pies of the Balkans and the peoples
of Turkey, alike in Europe and in
Asia, from the impudent and alien
domination of the Prussian military
and commercial autocracy.
t*+*t.t+A
We shall regard the war as won
only when the German people say to
US, through properly accredited rep
resentatives, that they are ready to
agree to a settlement based upon JUS
tice and the reparation of the wrongs
their rulers have done. They have
done wrong to Belgium which must
be repaired. They have established
power over other lands and peoples
than their own, over the great empire
of Austria Hungary, over hitherto
free Balkan states, over Turkey, and
within Asia, which must be relin-
pushed.
The purposes of the Central Pow
ers strike straight at the very heart
of everything we believe in; their
methods of warfare outrage every
principle of humanity and of knight
ly honor; their intrigue has corrupted
the very thought and spirit of many
of our people; their sinister and Sc
cret diplomacy has sought to take our
very territory away from us and dis
rupt the Union OF the States. Our
safety would be at an end. our honor
forever sullied and brought into con-
tempt were we to permit their tri-
umph. They are striking at the very
existence of democracy and liberty.
t*++*+*+*
TIL eworst that can happen to the
detriment of the German people is
this, that if they should still. after the
war is over. continue to be obliged -
live under ambitious and intriguing
masters interested to disturb the
peace of the world, men or classes of
men whom other peoples of the
world could not trust. it might be i'm
possible to admit them to the part
nership of nations which must hence
forth guarantee the worlds peace.
That partnership must be a partner
ship of peoples, not a mere partner
ship of governments. It might be
impossible, also. in such untoward
to admit Germany to
the free economic intercourse which
must inevitably spring out of the 9TH
er partnerships of a real peace. But
there would be no aggression in that; |
md such situation, inevitable be- {
cause of distrust, would in the very s
nature of things sooner or later cure
itself, by processes which would as
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
An Armistice Between Germany and
Russia.

London, Dec. Am armistiee be-
tween Russia and Germany has been
signed 1t the headquarters of Prince
Leopold Of Bavaria, says IN Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Amstefdasl today. The ssmistiee 10
valid for . period Of q hours
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06
GENERAL NOTES

The Pittsburg, Pa. Railways Com
pany advertised for girls to be con-
ductors on the street railways Fri
day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-06

Notice to Taxpayers of Charlotts
Township.
! will be at the Farmers Bank in
Butler each Saturday until Christmas
for the purpose Of collecting taxes.
&3t~ Cssi Wellivef. .
Collector Charlotte Towns&ip.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
CHRISTMAS bOX
 WORK STARTED

Women throughout the city yester- day began the first days work in pre- p2ring Christmas packets for the sail DTS and soldiers at home and abroad.
 The sale of articles at the Red Cross headquarters was most satisfying and With goods at wholesale prices for com parauveiy a small sum the lads will be generously remembered.
 There were busy groups gathered here and there engaged in the work. Mrs. George H. Lutgerding and Mrs. Eugene RedeWill headed a committee the members of which assembled what was considered d well balanced box. The young women made use of bright led ribbons which always suggest the holidays and they chose for their pack cts the following articles which totaied $l.S4:
 Bandana, 1212 cents; tablet. , cents, envelopesj cents; pencil. cents; chewing gum, 212 cents; ribbon, 7la cents, pipe, p cents; tobacco, cents; water proof match box, 10 cents; matches. , cents; candy, cents box cube sugar, , cents; fruit cake, 15 cents; flash light, 75 cents Hershey chocolate. cents; paper. cents.
 The young matrons who contributed boxes in this particular group were Mrs. Lutgerding. Mrs. Redewill, Mrs Charles A. Stauffer, Ms. Arthur Luhrs, Mrs. Paul Renau Ingles, Mrs Julian Holmes, Mrs Ned Creighton. Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs. William Ken nedy Humbert and Mrs. Harold Ben nett.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 29.-For Arizona na-Tuesday and Wednesday far; warmer Tuesday.
 Colorado-Tuesday much warmer with fair in west, increasing cloudiness east portion; Wednesday fair and warmer west portion, unsettled and colder west portion.
 New MeXico-Tuesday and Wednes- day fair and warmer.
 West Texas-Tuesday fair, rising tenn eratu1e: Wednesday fair.
 SJlthern California-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30

nesday evening and a dinner given at T.30 o'clock to the husbands of the menbeIs The club members desire to express their app recitation to Ben Hur Coffee company for having furnished free the coffee which was an import ant part of the service that evening.
 WEDS IN ST. LOUiS-Word was received here last evening Of the we'd ding in &. Lo-.a ye-ta- day O. EdT-n E. Brown, general passenger agent ef Chicago, Bullington and Quincy rail- road, with headquarters-i St. Louis, to Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kincaid, for sev eral months a resident of this city The brideis sister Of Mrs. R. W. Cook of 810 North Sixth street and since her arrival in this city from Michigan sev- eral Llonths ago, had made her home Vith Mrs Cook. She left this city for St Louis last Thursday. at that time announcing her engagement to MT Brown. Mir. and Mrs. Brown will make their home in St. Louis.
 List yoar property with us. Greene & Griffin, PA North First Ave.-Adv. .
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30

WANTED-A Building for a small store. 1905 Grand Avenue 2t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
as'@o WATER REPORT FOR OCT. 2e

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at 6 a. m. ... 19491 Contents, acre feet .....:. 907 .644 Loss in acre feet ......... 2.19S Elevation of water in reser-
 voir one year ago ......... 2lO.S5 Contents, acre feet, year ago. ,13S, l95 Total fiow. NJ. |. ............ 19.72S Flow at Joint Head. Nj. ...... i,500 Water used for irrigation,
 north side. M ........... 3s.765 Water used for irrigation.
 south side. M. |. ........ 2l,30S
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30

Robert Morrison, the well known at to1ney at Prescott, is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 w E. Hay and W. M. Matter of Fl Paso are stopping at the Jefferson hotel while here on business.
 T J. Esmond and family of Jerome are guests at the Commercial hotel
 Wirt B. King of San Francisco was in the city yesterday on business. He was a guest at Hotel Adams.
 William Watchman of Chloride was on business to the capital yesterday. He is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 H. Sillerrpan travelling salesman for a steel firm of Los Angeles is regis tered at the Jefferson hotel.
 pr. V. P. Callison of Stafford is a guest at the Hotel Adams
 E. N. Kavanaugh. of the United States forest service is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while here on a busi- ness trip
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30

List your property with us. Greene e Griffin, 124 North First Ave.-Adv. e
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30

List your property with us. Greene & Griffin, 124' North First Ave-Adv C
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
Two FIRE RUNs-The fire depart

Wo IKE hONS-Ine lire depart ment was called out twice yesterday, one call being a hay fire at Central avenue and Harrison street, when about 100 bales of straw. the property of the Southwest Hay and Grain com pany was badly damaged by a fire of unknown origin. Another alarm called the department to BPS East Moreland street. the home of Mrs. l.. NJ Craven, where it is believed an overloaded cleo tric iron ignited the woodwork and caused a slight, though stubborn blaze. The fire was discovered by Mrs. Craven returning from downtown. A piano and many pieces of furniture were badly damaged.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

-WANTED-A presser, one who can operate Hoffman pressing machine. Jones Cleaning Works, 225 w. Adams. Phone 176S. St
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
Local Weather Yesterday

Deflclency m temperature yeSteTudy, , degrees. Excess in temperature since, the first of the month, S1 degrees. Accumulated defic:entcy in tempera- ture since January l, 365 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 6.29 inches. Actual precipitation January l t. date, 9.60 inches. Accumulated excess since January 331 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT,
 Meteorologist
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Robert Morrison, the well known at to1ney at Prescott, is a guest at the Hotel Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-10-30
NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS AND
 PATRONS BEGINNING NOV. 1ST OUR NEW DELIVERY SERVICE WILL GO INTO EFFECT UNDER THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE:
10:30 A. M.; I. .S5 A. M.; 2 p, M,; 5:30 p, M,

All orders that are wanted before noon delivery must be received not later than 10:30 a. m. Orders that are wanted before 2:30 p. m delivery must be received not later than 30 D. m. be received not later than 11:30 a. m. delivery must be received not later than ? p. m. Any ord,rs wanted after D. m. must be received not later than 5:30 D. m. Factory ana oruer depart ment closes daily at p. m.
 In order to render efficient service we kindly ask your cooperation by giving us your orders early.
 DONOFRIO CONFECTIONERY co.
 Adv It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

pcilib BON SclgolQno iollen id Die
NRiitteridifie beIin0cn BON melben
Npei Shlnocu Dor lnaesanberud Die
Eorpeooplane oiiiiieigeu, 0amit tic
cima nm EageSanbrid6 aiel ino lSil'
0clmSbaien crrciben lmO Damn uie
Ct ia9t, Die ocutihc 6lottc in 0cn
@rnuo 6o6reu. GS wiirOe 3pnr ntrbt
o6ne &ompi ge6er aber Die Sorpeoo-
plane icicu gcp06nlidcu 6liia5cugcn
ii6crlcQca mo CGtidlon0 b6ttc nod
nidt 10 picle 6ng5eiac ser criiercn
&loiie, Inn oicicn cine mirfimnc Suit.
iHlor6t 3u Iieicrn. llno icit0cnl and
gncrito in ben &ric9 cingetrctcn IT.
io0te cs nid)t imn0glic6 icin Ocntt
ii6 ser 2lomirol jiiammcu nit ocu
9uitiireittr0iicn ser 9Iqiirteu cine
i6crluGltigcnOe 3o6l iolber SorpcOo.
plane pcriig6or 81 6obcH. Gin ioldcr
llebcriaa BON Der Scc aus, crtl6rt
ser 9lOnirol, lpcrOe oud scr Eauh.
booiacfa6r cin GnOc moc5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
lInterlmdluus i'm @umsc.

ge3iialid Oes idredliden glutomo'
biI.lGnfolls am 6reitag 9lbeno 5mei
N}eilen o6er6al6 bon @6iteSoa, Bal
timore.@olmtp, BEL Dem 6 Ferionen
get0Otet puroen ltellten geitern Die
@enniplpanio-Giienbabn @elelllbatt
uno oie GountD.9eb0rOeu llnteriub'
ungen an. Ser 2ofonlotiOiii6rer 5.
%. 9lfeburIt ces @eitern GrpreB5u'
aes Der @eniIipluonia.@iienbobn iag-
te aciicrl OoB oie Sionole corrett
or6eiteten imO Dob er oos porldriIt'
mdBige Signal CAB, ais lib ser 3ug
ser StraBen-areu5ung nG6ertc. Gr
lit Der 9lnIidt Dab Srns @ileD's 9lu-
tomo6il auf Oen Shiencn ite6en ge-
bliebcn mar. 9luBer Scrrn Charles
8. gSilcp, ein 5armer BON S6oms-
billie, Sorioro.GountD, ioBen in oei-
len 9lutomobi( Das BON Dem GrpreB-
5ua in tanleno Stiide 5errilen mur-
Oe, oeiien sSrou lmo ToAtcr, ionic
Sr 1nO 6rou Samuel 8. &irtmooO
lmO Srau &ebecca 9lnoerion olle in
Sbutuspille wobnboit. Sic @etoOte-
len weroen 6ellte beerOigt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Gouicrcu5 ouf oen 6rieOcn bin5u-
urbcten.

Gonfcrcu5 auf oen 6ieoeu biu5ll-
urbciten.
Or Dopioomitic6 unterbreitetc nod
Gin 6cionoeres N}cmorunOunL bic
9lbidoiiung oaer @eidrontllngcn Der
S5u6cn in allen 20nocrn 9nertcn'
uung Ger RecDte Scr Silocn bctrciiS
GclbIibeilimmmg ibrer 9lotionalitot
no immcr iie in gr0Bcrcn @ruppen
lcbcn. imo oos Gcdt Der iiioii6cn
Ghmonoerltng lino aolouiiirlng Der
lUigcnO.
&ott6ocr'S &eii0notion
nirbf ongcnommcn.
&opcnbogcn %. Suli. -
&onig GbriItion bat Die 9lnuobme
ocs GidtritteS oeS @}iniitcrS 9tott'
bocr. ocr BON Scr conlerpoiipcn @ar-
tel, wcIAer cr angebort, ucrIanet
murOc, neil Der 9rcnicrniniiter ocil
W}iniItcr 5touning nidt cutlicB, o6.
gclebnt. StonninG notte bel Den
Gonicrpotipen 9lnitoB crrcgt neil CT
an DER io6ioliItiiMcn SricocnSbciprc.
dung in Stodbolm tbeilnobn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

@ormes @ctter bat 6oS 9aoer
me6r popitloriiirt un0 Der 9lnOrang
81 Oen See6dpcri ninmt tdgliN 10
5ii, Dab ole Sermaltmg OeS Stores
bolO Oaran oenfen mIB, i6rc 6aciIitd'
ten 5u pernie6ren. Sir Gieienigcu,
6ie uu9 oem @ooe 9lppetit pcripiireu,
miro Gin iaEoies Seet6ier.5upper in
Dem 9ieitmIront geliciert. 9lud]
iuddjIt Oie %opulorit6t 0es Shores
fiir @idnider INNER me6r imO me6r.
9ettc @o6e ionOen iid iait icOen
Sag @icnic.@ @eieaibuiten ein rno
mtd iiir oieie @o6e lino BON mc6rc.
rem &orfebunecn alm 8elube BON
8ap Shore eetroiien uOrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

Soiepb 6. Sold perlauet $4,000
Shnoeneriot fir einen Shrr5
Our1 cincn GleUotori6odt.
9rei @lonote fir ocn ingeiet-
liden @erfolf bon 0rogueu. VI
9lnoere @criAtsnoti0eu.
Syn iciner S6oOencriotfloae bon
$4,000 gcgen ole Sirmeu 9. $.
9lolcr & Son. gombro brothers,
9Iod.2osfcD 60, ogole lln0eripedr
So" un6 GborIcs S. @onoporte, 81
qent6iimer 0es fiiniit0figen @eb0ll-
Oes an ser Gde bon Baltimore itnO
StroBe, 6e6ollptet Soiepb
6. Soud, OoB er 0cn Sobrihlblibodt
in Dem @cbGuoe bcrinter gefollen
imO ooB iolt fein cin6iges ieiner
@licomoBeu bell ge6liebeu iei. 9llS
Soud I'M @r0gciboB ollfgefllnoen
muroc, conitotirtc man. OoB er cincn
SdGoclbrud, cincn Sonogelenfbrud,
cincn glrmbru1 ino 5oblreide ar-
oere &erlebungen onoon getragen
bntte. SSn ieiner aIoge, oie ollrh
ieinen 9(nmolt Sobn s. &umpi i'm
Common &leo8- @eri6t eineercibt
mur0c, bei6ul0igt CT Die obigen Sir
mch feine geei9neten SdubOorrid-
tlmeen ongebrodt 8i boben.
0roguen SfloDiu mn b
brumm men.
Wlarion Yumpbrep, Die iimgc
5rol Ole in @emeinl6oit nit 0oDiO
grown ongefloet mar, 8etGubuugs.
uittel in ibrem 9eiis 6u boben wir-
oe eeltern Worgen BON 9i6ter 9foie
i'm 8rnOesgeri6t ouf 0rei Wtonote
ms StototgcidnoniB eei6idt.
SinterldB dBt t 100000.
9lo6 Dem TeItomente Der in 9olti.
more.@ountD qeitorbenen 6rou 9lme-
liza 20. 9opo er6alten Or. Sarrp
gopo uno ieine S6peiter @aa 3.
9oDo $4,000. Ser &elt Oes Gern0.
gems lit 3pii6en Otis &. 6aumenig,
SSolepb 8. SaroeD llnO unter Oie fiinf
&in0er ser S6neIter Der &eritor6e-
neiL 6rm Sarab 6. Saumenig, gu
ueribeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
aranfenpileacrin ldllucr erfranfI.

SSn fritii6em 3uitanO liegt Sri.
d. S6erser i'm lluiOerlitdts-Soipi.
tai, welde Iebten 5reitag an Nlenin'
gifts erfranfte. Sri. 56erber bat
tiir5Ii6 in oer\ \9lusbilouugsi1ule tiir
neutrality-suspicious. Der llnioerlitdt
BON MarDlano eraOuirt. Sic lit cine
Go9ter pom Serrn unO 6rm 5.
Sberber BON &oslpm Baltimore
Gountp, lmo 6eiu6te ibre Gltern
na6 i6rer @roouirilng. Sic i6ien
ii6 Der beiteu @eiunObeit gu erfreuen,
ood erfrantte iie pl6blib am 6rei'
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
gIOmir0I IiaEels gElaM.


On eincm 9}rieie an Oen oglero Club"
Onrgclcet. @ernidtnosiblaa
aeaen Ccutidlmo's 8loite gelingt
nit @cicbnooer bon 9orpcoopIa.
llcn ia0t Der 9lomirol.
9}cw 9ort %. Srni. Ger
pcnlionirte Gonire-Aomiral 9. g.
6isIe bal eeitem in cinem 8rieie an
0ea u9lero Stub Of Qlmerica" Oie
Nioqlibfeit eines entideioenoen
S6loac5 9lmcrifa'S mo ieiner 9laiir-
ten Qeqcn ole oeuiicbe 5lottc uno Dor
ollcnl ecden Ole Eaubboote in einem
flanc oargeleat DER ieiner 9luIidt
nah bon @riolg gerr0nt iein fonutc,
ipenn Die 2lliirien nit ciner eeniiaen-
Ocn 9ln8abl BON 6lia3el9en, Dor-
nebmlid aber EorpcOoplancn, Der
ncueu firdtbdren 6hlg5eltamaficn,
ansgeriiitct mircn Sen Nirctioren
aes 9lero @hlbsS bal oicies ASroieft
TO iuponirt OoB tie nidt MIR bic
8oridlaqe Oc9 Gontre-9IOnirals in
alien Gih5el6eiten gnt6ieBen, ionOern
aud 6eic6loHen, Oeu @lan 5ur aenut-
nib ser 9toiionalen @ertbcioiqungs.
@c66roe, Ger Observation-Disclosures.
9e60rOc, Oen 93oriiben6eu ser Gomi.
ten iiir @iariuc- mo Nlrinee- -9lnaelc.
gen6eiten I'M Observation-Disclosures i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo I'M Scnat,
ioiuie oeS @ublifmS I'M gla8cneincn
81 brin0cn.
Siste 0enft iidj sen ocrnihtcn0cn
Sdlag gcGen 0eutidlano'S Slottc
mie iolgt: Gie 9lIliirtcu iodcn in Der
9IorOiec, scr 0cuticbcu 6lotte 10 nobe
ais m69Iic1, cine 9aiiS iiir Eorpeoo.
pIau-0lultcri6iiie iAoiicn bon mel.
der Scr 9lnariii lmtcnonlmen lpcr-
Scn lonuic Ger Gof6cil miiroc iei-
ncr Mcimma racb ami Seiteu Der
9laiiricn ieiu. fpcil cs ser 0eutiben
Sloitc nidt moaiN iein f6nnie, cine
ihulisbc Q'dii5 70 nabe Der briiiicbcn
Sloiie Derai3uriiden. 6iinl5ie MeiIeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
@cr1dannifuolle GEpIOiiun.


S,n MumitionS. .So6riteu in Der Stoot
@Iocpcc IN 9obmcn iou lid 5l-
actrngeu 6o6cn. 9lngeblidl me0r
ais 1000 @erioncn oct6otct oOcr
ocrlebt
9(miteroam 90. Suni 9lod
elmer 9lnfiin0igime oeS 8ertbeiOi.
qlmes -MiniitcrS I'M llntcrbauic oeS
0iIcrrcidtiben Earlomeuts wiuoen
iniolgc elmer Grploiion III @'mitions.
6obriteu 5u 9loelpec me6r ais 1000
9Serioncn oet6otet ooer berlebt. gieie
&unOc bringt cine nah bier aclanete
Oepeide aus @ieu.
glad Der 3llIammenitellmg, Die
bon oem @liniitcr betamt aegeben
miuOe, uert6eileu ic6 Die @erhlie,
wie iolgt:
@etoOtet 1876 lSerionen uermbt
t70, pcrmunoet 625. Bon oeu Ger-
munOeten crIitten 52O rhir lmbeoeu-
tenOe @crleblneen.
Ter Niiniiier iagtc, 0ie grploiioH
lei wobri1einlih Der 8a6rIdBigfcit
gewiIer qlr6eiter in eiuer GIrabeu-
Dl0rler. &erfiiott 3u5uidreibcn
(G3 iin0 bis6cr feine 9crihte iber
Die 0crbduGniBpoac Grploiion IN
9locpec BON Ceiterreib ansgeianot
morOcn 9ia6e Eilien. 9obmeu gibt
eS cine Sta0t 9lamenS 9loepcc, Sic
uiclleitbt aemciut ieiu moa.
PIN rs. lqmi wur0e IN @ieu amt.
lid ouacfiiuoiat Oo6 lid cine Grplo.
lion in 0cl militGriicbcn NlmitionS-
0cpotS in Stciuielo, na6e gSicucr.
9ScuiianOt 81 Mcilen bon @ien. 5u.
aciroacn bo6e. Grei Scr SepptS pnr.
ocn Sen &eri6tcn nab 3eriiort mo
me6r ais 100 @crioneu mliroeu &C.
t0Otct ooer perlc8t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

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