davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
MclniHensbi1c.

Sm oitli1cn Foli5eigcridt muroe
NlOom 2odmon bon ytr. 717, Silo-
Gecfer- -9lpcnuc, Dem @oli5eiri1tcr @e.
lcdt porgefiibrt, neil CT an9cbli6 onl
If. Snnuor ITO gfuno &upier I'M
gScrtbe BON $50 BON oen Baltimore
&upfeuDerfen geitoblen bnben ioa.
Gr pltroe oen @ei6worenen iiberluic-
ion. SSo6n Bed, mcl1er bon einem
@eiponn iiberiobren lpltroc inO 0a6ei
Gin 8ein ocrlor, erfldrte I'M ct. So
ippbS-Soipital, ipo er l1werOerlebt
farnieoerliegt, OaB cr nit Dem ge-
iHuloi9ten an Dem genanntcn Gage
Wictaaabidae eeianimelt bate. SSr
Ger 9td6e DER allpierperfe ioa nad
Ger 9lusioge Oes 3eugen Der 9cidul-
,6igte oas geitoblene &upfer in ieinen
@n9cn geporfen boben rno ibnca
OoOon gefo6ren lciu. Ger ibm na1-
iprineenoe Bed puroe bel Der @ele-
gen6eit bon cinem i1peren @ogcn
ii6crfo6ren lrn0 milBte na1 Dem 500
lpitaI gebrodt meroen no cr elm @e-
itduOniB ableote, neil er iein @epii-
ien erlei6tern molltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Bur 8radDtmn9 !!

.Wcncrnlanmalt 3. @.
WrcsorD bat oem bieiisen gnn-
ocS.1iitriftS-glnwnlt Samncl s..
3cuuis iuIgenOcS Sdrciben 81.
eeianOt; oWecbrter 6crrl Sic
uerocu bicronrd unseiuieieu, Oem
nnhfOlacnOen 6rlaiic bic iueitcite
%crbrcitnns 5n gcben, NeiH
frcmbgcborcncr ocntidcr fyeinO in
Oicicm 9unOc, Der biS6er uidt m
GumpIuttcn gcscn Sic Sntcrciicn
Der Der. Siaaten 6et9eilist mar,
braadt iidJ OOr Den Sdlrittcn OcS
Sniti3-0 0cpartemcnts 5n fiir6teu,
10 lauoc CT bic fOlscnOc @arnuns
bCndJtct; n@cbOrdct Ocm Weicbe
nnO biitet Sure 3uHse."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
1abrifansOcdnnna 6cn6Gdltint.

sSn Der 9lbiiht Die groBe ,Sobrif-
onlage Der ..llnitco States &u6ber
Company" an Siio.gutaw-Str. ans.
5uoe6neiL Bat 9lbro6on Spear, Der
Ciaeutbiimer oes c5ebduoes, Die an
qlen5cnoc Siegcuidoit, g}r. tO5,
Gin @utaw. .StroBe. BON DER 6rait
George Sclmitd6tcr gefauit, Die in
9icw. ScrieD wo6nt. Die Sieeenidait
lHiBt % bci 66 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
gcbcnsiibcrOriiIiig.

Sn eincm 9lnioa bon Shmermutb
nobm ocitcrn @ormittoo Srau Soie-
pbine aiibclis bon glr. iii, g8eit-
6oDette- -StrnBe, einc 0oiiS g(rienif
Gin flr5 nodoem ibr @}onn Soicp6
aubcliS OaS Snus bcrlailcn bate.
Ole i@mcrfronfe 6roli murOc ciniee
Stlnocn ipdtcr bon cincm ber6eigc-
rufcncn 9lr5t nod ocu nllniocrlit6ts-
Solpital" geionot. Sbr 3uItano ioa
b0dit bcOentenerrcgeno iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
@ru6e SlnIaacn aepIant.

Gier groBc Snrmen bel Saufins'
9Boint bon Ger o9oltimore-O Obio-
@obn" in glusli6t genonmen.
Sine S1iifs6ouWerft ioa bort
ongeblidb crri6tct werOen. TT 9ln-
ocrcricits miro bebouptet, BOB oic
1900 9lder ais 9lrmeelo0cr per.
wonot ipcrOen ioGcn.
Gie u9altimore-O6io .9obn" bat
Oas gorfauisre6t auf itngeidbr 1906
g(dcr 9ono no6e Sapfius 8oint er-
81 oen 1900 9ldcrn gcbo-
rem ole Gbappelri ridbe 6orm BON $50
gldcrn no6e Smufins Eoint, oe
6orm oes Sru. So6n Soncod nit UNI
gei16r 800 9ldern. Oie 6oremanide
6arm lno Die @6ittemoreide 6arn.
Ger geiammte aauipreis, penn Scr
&anoel redtsfrdftig meroen iolte,
miro nuf $600,000 geiddbt. SIS
mllrOe oneeoeutet ooB Die go6n BORT
Sd)iffsbauperiten on Ger 9ai anIc.
cen mill, pie iie in Sporrows-Foint
ee6allt limo. &on anOcrer Scite
mllrOe be6ouptet, oaB ser Compiler
els eines Scr W}ilit6rloger in oen oit-
lidcn Staaten ciueeri1tet peroen
ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Sir Wlilitar5,uuua.

nit Der Gefrutirlng in 0lorD-
lanO. Gos Gonlitc loItc ii6 olif.
Inter Ocn 672 Gefruten fir
Die 5lotte ino 80 9Sro5ent nit
oeuti6en glamen. - 9ln Oen er-
ioroerlideu 500 feblen nod STEM.
lid pieIc jlmgc aeilnoe Seute.
Gos WlarDldnOcr 0icfrlitirungs.
Gomitc, meIcbcs mitgebolfcn bat, ole
grobc gIil5o6l bon Hcfruten fir bic
9unocS.5 5Iotic in @iorblono 3uiom,
mcn5u6ringen 6ielt geiiern @ormit-
tag ieinc lebtc Sibnna II. 9r. 5ranf
5. @ooonop, Scr grdiioent Der
Sobus Sopfins.llniueriit1t nnO DER
@oriiber ocs Gomitc's, CAB cinen flr.
6cn 9iiidblid ouf sic Sb6tiefeit Der
Srganiiotion, an meldc iid 2ieutc-
nant q. 6. @ilion, Scr GefrutirungS.
Sfiijier, NIT elmer onnfenoen Nm
iprode onibloB Or. @ooonom lit
ouf @rinO ieiner geiommelten @r.
fabruneen in oieicr Gampagne 81
@unltcn cines allgeneinen Wlilit0r-
5iUang Spitens bcrausgefommcn.
Gas 6lotten 0eportemcnt bcrlongte
500 Mann bon WlarDlonO bis gum
90 glpril. llnO o6i6on allgcniein ei.
ne 9iIte nit 800 Wlam sur 8crfii.
glno eeitellt wrroe, 10 go6 Siellte-
nolit @ilion bod 5iL Dab nod oicle
iunge 2eltte iicb onpcr6en loiien
miiiien, INN ole gcpiinidten 500
Wlam 81 erloneen. Gr miro oes6ol6
Die observation-disclosures audi nod
ferncrbin often bdlteu.
&on oen 672 Wiam ouf scr 2iite
Ocs SicutcnontS @ilion iinO nod gar
peridcOene 9}omcn, melde Die for
perlide @riiiiing nidt beitcben fon-
nen unO oiclc onoerc inge Scilte,
es 6ciBt gcgen 300, BADEN oic eltcrli.
dc 3mtimmmg 81 Dem 9lnwerbcn IN
Der 6lotte Der Gereinigten Stoatcn
nod niht crlnngt.
Inter Ben 672 9efrutcn allf 0cr
nahitc6enoen 2iiic limo lmgcidbr 200
oOer mebr nit ocrtidflingenOen ga.
men; Oos iudrcn olio imgcfd6r 30
gro5ent Gic 0elItidipredenOe 9rool.
ferlne 9oltimores miro oiif ungc.
fdbr 100000 @erionen oOer Gin Scdj-
itcl Der 9cpolferung bcrcdnet. &enn
alio Ser iedltc Ebeil Scr 9cOolfc.
RING POO Mann lieierte, Damn bGtte
mon bod pcnigitens crmorten Dir.
icn ooB pon Dem 9leite minOeitcns
1900 Dann glefruten 6Gttcn fomnicu
iollcn. Gamit tritt natilrgem1B Die
Srage aIli per tritt mcbr fiir ons
8o6l Der 9iation ein Die ocutidge.
6orenen Anerifoner oOer sic 9lngc60.
rigen anOerer glotionen? glir in
9lmerifancrn nit oelltiAcm 9hte lit
Die ipridwortlide Greue, bic Sic6c
5ur @o6r6eit, Die Sobohting fir
Neht imo @eredtigfcit 81 finoen.
lit Die Siite ser 9iefrllten
fir ole 6lotte, meldle ais bic vS00~
bon Der @reiie in Ser 9onoesipradc
6efannt gemaht merOen unO Oeren
9lomen, penn iie IN oie 6lottc oifgc.
nommen iino, allf einem 9ronce.
toblett in 9lnnopolis cingrooirt wcr-
Den iollen, nenn ole @eiebge6llng ci.
ne Serluilligung Oafiir naht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
MndJtc uGmc WaIuliubcGaltcr 9lntu-
fabrt.

lle6er oen 3lped eines @aIolinbe-
bGItcrs al ieinem glutomobil belinoet
iib @iaiom 8. Gopne BON ytr. 1871,
Gorolincitrobe, I'M 3weiiel. 9ei ei-
ner 6o6rt Our6 Die ct. EouIitruBe
bcrlor er oenieIben ilnoht6r obne i'm
bis gu Ieiucr Garage all Ereiton- ino
SpriugitroBe, cine @ntierning bon
10 StraBcngeoiertcn Sier ieoob
ucriagte ocr&roihpogen icinen 0ienit.
neil ibm in6piihen Der gItbem aus.
ecgangen mar. @oli5iit @artea 6otte
Oos 6oaen oes 9e6dlters bonn Pluto
aeie6en lmo rief Dem Better oeliel.
Cen 5lt i6n mit5une5men. Gicier
IicB ii6 ni6t orrd ocn 3urtf itoren
10 ooB ser &oli5iit Oas 6iinoo6ieft
rad Scr nittlercn A5oIi5eiitation
idIcppen nniBte, no es ipdtcr pom
Yciiber reflanIirt luurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

gcIcarapliidler petterbrridlt.

gliis Den iibrgcn 2hu0cs.@eitcr.
@eobod)tiuas-St nnr0ei 0ie
folacnoen nicorigIian Gemperotllren,
Die inn s llbr eeiiern 9lbeuo 5crrId-
ten, beridjtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
anrse Gtnotncniafciten.

Sim gelicn Der St. Antonius-@je.
ncinoc in O5ar0enpillc miro onnOlitt.
nod in ocr GOcrleo-Sonc cine aar.
tenportic bon Sru. @co. u. Dliiaer
arrougirt.
Ter 9lcgcr Sobn SoncS, ipcIdcr eli
lie Strofe BON fiinf sSobrcn lpegcn
S1lifnn9 BON 81 unO 81 Sdcinclt
i'm biciigcn 3n1t6aus abgeiciicn bal,
muroe scitcrn bel iciner Gntlaiilmg
ioiurt luieoer oer6aitet, ga er in 9iid6.
tnouo oasielbe NcrgebcI SIT biiBen
Bat
PM Gcrnnloiilng ocs 2hmocs. ryli.
ili5ccpnrtcncnts luurocn geitcrn i'm
2clin9ton. StroBen.@e6diloc I'M BIT.
rcon scr veillet. .9iitributiua So 6
ocr oaielbi beidaitisten &cfioucn
ituicr Der 9eiAnIoiguig pcrboitet,
ourh Die glusgobe Der Siher6citsr
Maiirmeiicr 9cgen cine 9otenfdrte
oos 9ottericgeict ii6ertrcten 81 bo-
bcu Gic ger6oiteten iiuo Samuel
9eillcnS lm6 ,@uS~ 9icnes Don glep
Dorf emanuel Soropib ! Sonuel
Gicnc, 6lepelano; Sancs Wiartin
@6iIa0eIp6ia; Foul giicn6crg 9lr
303 9iorO.9roaopop, mo Sri. gInna
Gpbcn bon Mooiion-glpc.
NbOuuentcn, Olr hen ,.2eutidlcn NDrses
Ippnoruien" nilli phnltIiM Dbcr nircRHIs
nLlNln rrlnllrn lILn nIhnlru. nrr lllllrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

General GoItmeiiter 9urlcion bat
6cirtc Sen @oliperfe6r NIT Geutid-
lano uG6renO Oes arieges iuspen.
Oirt uuO ail6 ollie %oitdnlter ansc-
iuieieu, ulle Foitiabeu 5uriid5upei-
len sic fir Seiterreid llngorI
2urcin6urg 9ulonrien im0 Die Siir.
fei bcItinlmt iinO. Gcnn 5ur 3eit
fonntcn Yoiiioben no1 Den genanu-
ten S1nOern nur iiber GelltidlonO
geiono uerOen; @oitiaden Die aus
jencn Sdnoern etpa bier eintreffen,
meroen an ibre 9eitimmunes.9lOrei.
len 6ciorOert mer0en.
TeSglcidben bat ser General EoIt.
neiiter Ocn @oit-@elOpcrfebr 5lui-
Ihcn ocn gercinigten Stoaten nn0
Dem oeiltihen 9eihe oufge6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

unO 9lo6ert IS. See poren. Gie &no-
bcn.9rigoOe 9opelle CAB Oen SaIilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

eira0 Groo
wNnniic Gin irib rs Wiontoomerb. rIor Ss
Wannrd, irilb.. .32 W2onrenl iriib 1G
4lolioiL 3lcqcu "A 8nnudet ueoliq. 40
NulldiQ, irlb. ......8S 9lcp Nrlcnne liar 81
Nbarleltpii triib 100 glem Durf Negcn as
NnlfQno. lldt .....42 Nflnbunu, llnr . iG
Gintiuulil, irlb 80 6binoclphin. iriib 30
nlepeduo. irub... ...5O Biiiebutgb. fllr.... "a
lenhcr. iriib ...34 Rprilano, 9gc. iri6 40
Eeitoit llnr. ..,t .4s Forilnnb, Ore. IT, "A
Nului0. tlb .. .3o Gncocc iriib ...... so
N0lipptl. NcAcn ..tS Jidlcinb. triib ... 90
Wnpcllon. liar 90 Sult 8. sim. trb AZ
plttli Eup, ilut 6o son NrnHciscp, H. 52
Nuiieroa. Ilar. ..... 90 Ct Sobus. trib 20
NuWc. inr ........3S 81 Vouis. ilnr 46
oeleiin, ithp 4O scranton, liar. 49,. So
ndipubiuc irib ..64 Gbrcbcpurf flur AS
NnUlae Oiib. ilnr as Gpoiduc irfh 40
Nuorpiue. ilur ...6 go Enraullc trb go
tpuiaullc. iinr.... 90 Ianrd flar G6
Wiurquciic. irb. ....34 leaibinQiDn trub rs
D'eNnnie. ilar.,. ~ gSinnipca trh.. 2S
@cltcrn Hahnlittog fiir5 nod A
llbr 800 picOer ein i6orfes @epittcr
iibcr oie Staot es mar 0as oicic
2Sodc oos 5weite Nlol, 0aB galti.
more bon einem @epitter bcimge.
iudlt puroc. ToS onoere @elpitter
brahtc an Gonneritog g(6cno cinen
bcitigcn 9lcgen Ger @cttcrmann
Dot iiir ocn eriten C6cil oicicr g9odDe
id]oncs g8ctter nit niIoer Scmpera.
fur IN 9usHdt geItcat. glm Gnoc
Der @obe a6er ioll es in Sen mittel-
utlontilbcn Stoaten reanen. Gasiel.
be gSetter miro fir ole Staotcn oit,
lid bonn 0liiiiliippi-5luiie angctiin.
oigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
eOnucmauf. nnO .llntcroans.
ylntb
g9etteransFdJtcn.

Sir WlorDlano unO oen TiItrift
Columbia beute flar ino Deitlicbe
Min0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

Weorgc .. Groiuleb
iyrcocrid ". 0eiic.
0iicb. s.. s.. aeed
.>dnlcs Is. OcmplcO
(8corQc gs. 0oble
8niurence &. 1cdcr
.udllon q. g0illeO
9iOhcri z. JiDnll
Wcorge ~. Stapf
WcOrne ~. Nniu
OcnrD Wl. guug
sJamcs ". Spnrricr
,,anes 50. t5lbnn
seiuinnt ". 0drDeb
Oiurlin 0. JiDoaos
sSnHes VI. 9ticpll
Somar0 .. Jicnl, IL.
(3co. g0ic0. GpnnnlpnD
Snbu Is. Eilii
lDinc&rcqpr 0nOioloii
1aiurcncc q. WiDirr
.ynnlco =. Vun0
Gbciter 6. 9liccmtd
ggnlter Wliller
glnibonb ". Inrlia
eSoDn 50. Campbell
gSlillnm 9, yiaalc
Sarrb q. Gurgin
,yrnnl Sol0
(ScorQc 6. Gbcppdro
emanuel Is. Ieiar
Wcu. q. @ciicnonHcr
!Diorris @bcrnod
9ll6crt u. gpife
g8ilmer Slober
SOON 4. Sbcdrcr
2crob @. 0roB
OOnrno 2Slftninli
9rillinnt g. 9Senner
Tbonlns 3uronsfu
lSeter S. ylofes
ND6ert 6. =. GrncFt
gllberi IS. Garter
gealtcr u. geebcr
Econ. Z. Scifcrt
,liiillcl -. cJancr
9ubcrt N. Qanoon
0cHrD &. 0lcin
&. IS. gSiuinnIion
So0n 3. Seiiers
gllcrnloer q. SnliiD
eSobn VI. Orofun
strrOia ". 3euogrni
Gbeiier 8. 5opie
Gorltclills q. G'&cdrn
o. Is. S5nflmerDnnlcr
glnos g. Qalurence
eco s. SERBIAN
CttU 3. SUbnnHS
Soiiis @DIirrco
Charles 50. Sdlufon
0nlncrf 2. 0plt
esimuu o. Siulmrrcr
Wcprac 81. GnnbcrS
GnQele ~. lliccbnn
g9dlier G. S6cpberb
tsbnrlce 3. Sprinoer
,1ubh GpuiS SliDct
,SDbn C. Gulomell
9relic VI. @rcnplcr
G1nrlcs 9leiHbnr6i
Con. g. 9hiidcdliO
Golpdro g9. Sonpi
SdfnOeite gnnee
9latbnn hummer
6morn g3uih 3rool
sSpfepb y. Dale
9lllcu 2. Qlrmincr
Cabin q. QeorfiHgcr
Siio SnbnOipeib
Snbn y. Snlnlh
GDmarO 9i. Coleman
Nooneb QB. Morris
Solcpb 3. 0lurrnh
3inccili Is. 6o8icr
@arbeb y. Nch
ySilltanl N. 8nmher
8 3D. NrpofS. III.
sNm q. " 9liopucb
iSr0nCiS S. ll,cNcuun
Ncrberi A tNan
llol0llD q. gSailir3
3,crcb 0lluloil zDencc
0ccil ~ HoiuernO
WiuurIre 0 Ellen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Q3nm6t6. Requirement fiir ean0luirt6.
idlafI-Met Nilreal.
grridlt bea @a[tim0rc g9etfer6iir,ans.

Ger 6cudtigfcitsgcbolt ocr Sift
mar 80 ero5ent I'M 8 llbr Morgcns
mo 56 Ern1ent nm s llhr gLbcnOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

sdanA

Bic berrllnIc ircnihr 0pm0blr:
nBcncDf glllcD."
Oitt 2inlnn Nlndbnrn unb 0lipoob @oihuid.
3nd 2egait nno ieinc idlottiidjea gnbcn rto
Olnoulcn
Gcde arocre grphnrtigc Ntic rno geauocbilocr.
tglpr22-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

geiniam 6. Sollr
SUBn U. Ginenbr6ot
glnorelp 6. sbroois
eugene y. ylligent
JDbu ". ylOrocd
Geo SoDlt fSiBlinmlons
sol. y. q. y'ronisfD
5iObcri 8. Wien
SarrD y. GfcDe
5rnncis Z. LdDlor
o,obn Z. Nbon5
Q0lpdr0 VI. sViorfoH
,ll01on Is. @arn
Geo. gS. ". Collins
Garl Y. Snnic,
9lribur Z. 0cnOridS
Ionlc u. pngncr
,Sobfl Q8. Jloorid
Nldrence z. NilmoriD
Sarrh W. Arbat
sSoicpb GaQnli
N0iite IS. y)iunlb
gidib. lSbiplcn Nud
9iobert 9. nilii
0bns. 9lob Iildcr
Is. geaibiugion 0can
0bdS. ". G6apple
eco llutb NunDlpD
Jlalni. 0uidDmnn
.SoDn Z. sglerrinait
9liiliou @oip. JlbQlt
9cncrlb g8llfcr
ISM. Noumcr Carroll
OinriDnll q .Sniitcr
8cni. s.. glirdbeuo
Geo. %. iSiQqs
2Unic ". 0liditer
1ianc Gdjerr
1hoinas ". Wnrfc
glnorclu s.. 6icolcr
sqidrf g. Vedibcr
lSdlil s.. gSuriinpcr
YlcOo Is. Sdslllp
g. 8. Stauicipic3
glrtllnr s.. =. Rcbr
glnoreiu z. Nrnemct
1Dicpb Y. 9lDegclc
GbnS. Z. 0inibiclim
S)drrn =. GOopeS
Sobn Z. Q0cbnc
SDom. ". 0ncemnn
Gnrl Qranh
Solcpb TrnpneM
gSclbDfl H. 9HnlIioiI
sSrnnf @. Circnlbo
&. Z. 3icgler, ir.
Suhn N. Smcdcllo
9iuncn 81. Nruubt
SoQaH ". 0obiQn
Sobn q. 9liracrluid
,ipicpb 6. WlDcrs
9iinlnrb O. Suiluiuu
(fDpnro 4. 9linellc
Spbm q. g9cioeUingcr
Ncnrn Z. Rucelcr
,SplcpD 4. ScrQlch
Grncii s.. 0ulliguo
sJobn VI. 9iulcp
Galcb %. Snidl[
9lnibunn Strulle
SUDi q. 8uh
.0iorQnn ". Quca5
9inceni @uiinluno
Gocn q. Grofoot
g0nlicr 81. Sluciijcr
6arriiou Is. Groioot
Carl y. Ndancr
Ncu Jl. IS. Shnnlch
gielbin ~. 8nrnarb
@corQc g. Sbcdcls
Srcocrid g. .llionoQD
HpicpD HcUnbcrncr
teblpnrb ". 0nrf
Oeurgc 0nrrh Wiillcr
0lnr. u. Sirniinacr
QSnlicr s. g Aodnca
pdrrn 81. Naiemnn
sSQmcS ~ S,liiicll
Yciicr 8. aROlplauo5
pcmie 50. glpribron
Ncp. At s. Ebnnlcn
Nalon Vrul
SOhil q. Nill
pam. q. 0rcDurner
Clarence e. RSbiinlall
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

NbOuuentcn. Dle hen ,.2eutidlcn 0Drses
lppnoruigl" Mot phnltlid ubcr uurcRHls
usaniN rrhnlirn. fun aebgtcn, bcr Cfnee
bauun per IeIcpbOn vOrr IdbriiiIial Ngv-
ipellnnn dn mamea.
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NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS FOR
The PAVING OF PORTIONS OF
CERTAIN STREETS AND AL
lEYS IN THE CITY OF WAL.
LACE, COUNTY OF SHOSHONE.
STATE OF IDAHO.

| Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids or proposals will be received by
the City of Wallace, in the County of
Shoshone, State of Idaho, up to 500
o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, the 7th
day of August, A. ID. 1917, when the
same will be opened at the Council
Chambers in said City for the paving
of the following portions of streets
and alleys in said, City, particularly
described as follows, including con-
crete cutters and curbs where none
now exist, to-wit:
FIRST: All that portion of Seventh
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Northwest cor
ner of Lot One % Block Twenty
eight (28), and the Northeast corner
of Lot Twenty-three (23), Block
Twenty-one (21) and line connecting
the Southwest corner of Lot One as.
Block Twenty eight (2S), with the
Southeast corner of Lot Twenty
three (23), Block Twenty-one (2i),
including the space formed by the in
tersection of Seventh street with REESE
idence street.
Second: All that portion of Resi-
dence Street lying between the curb
lines as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Southwest cor
ner OF Lot Eleven (11), Block Twenty
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NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS. FOR
THE PAVING OF PORTIONS OF
CERTAIN STREETS AND AL.
LEYS IN THE CITY OF WAL.
LACE, COUNTY OF SHOSHONE,
STATE OF IDAHO.

! Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids or proposals will be received by
the City of Wallace, in the County of
Shoshone, State of Idaho, up to 500
o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, the 7th day
of August, A. ID. 1917, when the same
will be opened at the Council. Cham
bers in said City for the paving of the
following portions of streets and al
leys in said City, particularly de-
scribed as follows, including con-
crete cutters and curbs where none
now exist. to-wit:
First: All that portion Of Second
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Northwest COR
ner Of Block Five (5) with the North
east corner of Block Four az and a
line connecting the Northwest corner
the Northeast corner Of Lot Twenty
three (23), Block Four az.
Second: All that portion of First
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
line connecting the Northwest cor
ner Of Block Four az with a point on
the concrete curb directly opposite and
in line with the North line of Block
Four a. and line connecting the
Southwest corner Of Block Four (4)
with the Southeast corner of Block
Four a. of Mallon's addition.
Third; All that alley running East
and West through Block Four az, al
so known as ELM" street.
Fourth: All that portion of High
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Southeast cor
ner Of Block -Four (4) Mallon's addi-
ton with the Northeast corner of the
tract owned by Northwest Light &
Water Company lying between First
street and Placer creek and a line
the Southwest corner of
Block Five 60 Mallon's addition with
he Northwest corner of Block Three
l3), Sunnyside addition: including the
'pace formed by the intersection Of
First street with High street.
Fifth: All that portion of King
street lying between the concrete |
'urbs as now established thereon and |
line connecting the Northwest cor |
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WEBER MILL BURNED.
Valuable Plant, But Was a Failure in
Treatment Of Ore.
Standpoint Review


The mill of the Pend d'Oreille Min
ing & Milling company, located a few
miles out from Lakeview, was burned
to the ground early Monday morning
The flames were discovered about
o'clock in the morning. The only orr
gin that can be advanced is that visit
ors to the place on Sunday left a
smouldering cigar or cigarette.
The mill was built in 1S94-5 at a
time when the Weber mine was In OPP
Grafton. 1t was a complete plant for
the treating of gold and silver ore by
the wet process. 1t was found after
completion the process would not sue
cessfully treat the ore of the mine
and the mill had to be abandoned,
The mill cost between $4,000 and
$4,000 to construct and the machin-
cry and betting, under war prices. was
considered worth twice the original
cost, The machinery was in fine
shape and afforded nucleus for "a
first class mill.
There was no insurance on the pro-
perty.
The mill was one of the show places
of the old resort of Lakeview and had
been visited by thousands during it's
time.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Office of the Mammoth Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho, July 2, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual stockholders meeting of the
Mammoth Mining company will be
held at the Office of John Ferguson,
Shoshone building, Wallace, Idaho, on
Thursday, August 2, 1917, at the hour
of 1880 o'clock p. m. of said day for
the purpose of electing board of di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before
the meeting.
GEORGE AUSTIN,
Secretary Of the Mammoth Mining
Company, Wallace, Idaho.
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trenches. 1t is generally used for OBJ

trenches 1t is generally used for OBJ
jects one or two miles distant.
Next. in the third line trench. is the
heavy ordnance This can shoot seven
or eight miles, but Is more effective az
four. Both classes of batteries are
used to make curtains to prevent
supporting forces reaching the hrst
lime trenches of the enemy. Far In the
rear are the monster siege guns. which
can shoot 10, Is or 10 miles. Artillery
men take turns with their batteries
resting in environments and then work
ing. y
| Let us "move up" with regiment
4, of infantry.
First to the Fourth Line.
The first move after the regiment Is
/ detailed to so forward, is to the fourth
line. 1t was In cantonments beyond
the range of the enemy's greatest
guns, and as it proceeds toward the
! front it needs no shelter.
1t goes first to the brigade reserve
of three regiments, which are kept In
well protected positions. The biggest
guns Of the enemy frequently feel
out" the location Of reserve regiments
They are safe, however. from ordinary
artillery and from rifle file, and the an
ti-aircraft guns keep the aeroplanes
away from the batteries and camps.
| For three days the regiment is held
In brigade reserve. The night follow
ing it advances via the bad roads, :
that are frequently shelled, to the
third line trenches. For "a hours the
regiment remains in dug-outs upon
this line, ready to repulse any sweep
of the enemy that might, by chance,
overpower more advanced trenches.
The next move is to the second line
positions. While doing the 24-hour
tour in these, details are sent forward
to repair wire entanglements and act
as patrols in No Mans Land-the lat
ter mark the most dangerous for the
soldier in trench warfare.
Then comes the forward move to
cover trenches of the first line. Com
munication trenches are Rugged while
this advance is made. For the next
"a hours the soldiers spend two hours
in the fire trench and four in reserve,
under cover If an attack Is made,
the two battalions held ever ready in
the cover trenches rush forward to the
fire trench to halt the drive.
When advances are to be made, the
brigade reserve Is pushed forward in
the night, and after the artillery COM
manders believe they have battered
positions in the rear of the enemy's
first line sufficiently. and that a cur
tain of shells prevents reinforcements
from coming up. the whistle blows and
the men leap out of their trenches.
Wave on wave they rush forward, If
the infantrymen in the fourth and fifth
waves see that the others went into
the blue" as they express 1t, they
must go forward anyway, or suffer the
punishment for disobedience of or
ders. -