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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
VACANT LOTS PRODUCE

T. w. Potter, who has charge OF
the organization of garden club work
for the state, was here Tuesday OF
last week and gave talk at the
high school and Central school grade
buildings. He assisted Mr.. Avery,
instructor in agriculture, to organ
lie the boys and girls into clubs for
raising gardens, poultry and pota-
toes. The children took up the idea
very readily and 100 of them have
Joined the clubs to compete for the
prizes offered by the state and nation.
Prof. Vincent and Mr.. Avery have
been working towards this end for
sometime and the timely help of a
state man was appreciated.
Mr.. Avery will be here the entire
year and will give instruction along
! any line asked of him as well as to
inspect the gardens. The boy or girl
having the best line of vegetables.
or garden willNreceive a prize. They
can get bulletins in regard to the
work from the agricultural bureau
at Washington which gives them in
struction in any line The object is
not only to interest the children in
the art of raising better vegetables
and poultry, but to get each section
OF the country to produce more eat
ables to supply the great demand and
lessen the high cost of living. This
work is under the supervision of the
extension department of the univer-
sity, and Prof. o. D. Center is at
the head of it. The work is being
taken up all over the state and ma
ton and has been the means of sup
plying the boys and girls with quite
sum of money as we'll as helping
them in an agricultural way to know
the value of better gardens and
farms.
The attention of the children was
called to the need of united effort
to clean up Blackfoot, get the ash
heaps, tin cans and such things re-
moved from all the back yards and |
the suggestion was made that the
people of the town offer a prize to
the person who keeps his back yard |
the cleanest this year. 1t is a good |
suggestion and if the people will
make an offer of this kind it will
stimulate the children to greater eff
forts.
The work will not be confined to
the city alone, but will be extended
turnout the county, and the county
superintendent will have charge in
the rural districts. If your commun-
ty has not yet organized it is not
too late to get into line and get the
children started in the work that
will mean much to them in later
years.
Bingham county has not yet made
for an expert county
lgent, but Mr.. Avery is thoro ag-
and will be glad to help
vi with advice or suggestions on
What and how to plant and care for
Iifferent kinds of vegetables. 1t
would be impossible for him to go !
tut into the country all the time but
lis help along these lines can be
ecured by making arrangements
With him before hand.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
SPRINGFIELD
Omitted last week.

Norvall Leach is visiting with rela-
tives at Springfield, Illinois, after 60
ing to Kansas City with the beef cat
tie shipped recently. His sister, Min
ME, who has been there for several
years will accompany him on his re-
turn and make her home here in the
future. His sister Mabel is teaching
there and will not be home for some
time.
H. c. C. Rich, of Rich, has pur-
chased the sheep of SAINT Shelman at
$13 a head.
Mr.. Stewart, of the Stewart Sheep
company, is in Nebraska looking for
hay to try to save their fiocks.
James Coumerilh has moved his
cattle to Fort Hall where he is ship
ping in hay to feed them.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
MANY ORDER KINGS
SEED POTATO CUTTER

M. S. King has been stirring
around all week among the farmers,
showing his invention, the seed po-
tota cutter which evenly divides
spuds into seed portions, and report
ed Monday that he booked over 100
orders, representing $4,000 worth of
machines. He is figuring with the
National Stamping & Electrical
works at Chicago, on the manufac-
ture of his device. He is confident
that with all these bona-fide orders
the company will undertake making
his cutter.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06

City. He was a step-son of J. D.
Wood, who founded the Wood Live
stock company that has operated in
this state to the subs tantial benefit
of all who were associated Or con-
nected with it. MI. Wood was one
OF those plain lovab1e Missourians
whose life was ripened by age, mel
lowed by experience and sweetened
by the contemplation OF good works.
He was killed a few years ago by a
switch engine in the yards at Salt
Lake City.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
METHODIST BASKET BALL GAME

Rev. S. ]. Chaney's class of the
Methodist Sunday school and the
men of the church tried their skill
at basket ball last Thursday evening
and the boys came out winners in
the game. The score stood 1923
and as the men had boosted they
could beat the boys the young fell
lows were highly elated at the vic
tory The sides as lined up were
S. J. CLANCY, G. H. Barnstable, Har-
very Gramaur, C. F. Hendrie and
Paul Powers on the mems side.
Charles Hendrie, Fred Bell, Presky
Cherrington, Ray Stevens and John
Powers were the boys. Louis Stevens
acted as referee of the game.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
MATCHING EGGS FOR SALE

Barred Plymouth Rock, White
Leghorn and Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red. For terms and circular
write or phone Morningside' Poultry
Farm, Fehnel G Kirchner, Props.
Phone 2S3R1. Blackfoot, Idaho.
adv. 33tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
WHOSE STEER is THIS?

There is at my place at Groveland
brown Jersey steer about Is
months old, no brand visible, an
underbit in left ear and crop off the
right ear. Owner please call and
prove property and pay feed bill and
cost Of advertising. F. G. Hale,
Blackfoot, R. +. D. 1. adv. 35tf1p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06
WANTED

WANTED
Fat cattle, mutton, veal, pork and
poultry, also butter and eggs. High
est market price paid. Blackfoot
Meat Market, 80 w. Bridge street,
phone 81 adv. 36tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

0ie 6lotte nit @etreioe belaoener
neutraler S6iife, Die felt Dem per-
gon9enen &inter i'm unteren Safen
9ele9en bat bat nit Dem S0i6en Der
6ra1t 6egonnen. @eitern @Ioraen
maWte etn norpegii9er 9ampier ocn
Sntang, oeiien 6ro6t auf lec6s 2cic6-
tern nob Dem Speicber ser @eItliben
V{ar0lano 9o6n Su Gouinqton
ael~oIIt miro. Ole onocren Dompfer
lperoen folgen, iobalo 6peiherroitln
lllr ibre Saoungcn echm0en lit. Ser
@runo, mesbolb Ole Sdiffe lire 9a-
ollneen ni9t ousfii6rcn, licat nod
sln9abe Der @ioent6iilner in ser
Sbotiade, OoB Ole britilhe 9lomiroli.
tat ibnen feline Glorirllnospopicre
aeben min. Ger @iois lit onoe6lid
lebr ounlpf gewor0en mG6ren0 0cr
lnngen Siege5eit i'm Noltn un0 if in
einem le5r i1lebten 8ultonoe. er
miro mq6rlbcinIib crit Qetrodnet lr,6
onOermeitie be6anoeIt merOcn mill
len, e5e er Gerwenollno finocn fam.
0b er bier oerfuuft mcroen oOer mic.
Der altf Oieielben Sdifie oeIaocn mer.
Den miro, fonntc nicbt in erfobrllno
aebro6t merOcn. 0ie meiiten Ser 28
bier freiiuilliu internirtpn Shiifo "a
linOen ii6 felt glnfong oes So6rcs
bier, felt Der 3eit Oa @roB6ritonnien
Die i4mar8c 9iite pcr0ffcntlidtc, oacr
Der S6iiiseieent6iimer, Die gcutidb.
lano @iilie 0eleiitet butten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

3cidnct QIus oicicn 0riinocn lit Der
Staat Derpflic6tet sic SpcluIation
oui oieicn @cbieteu 5u befanpicu.
Dic Frcis9eitoltlng OoQ3icbc iih in
&ricge inter gan5 onoeren @ciidliS.
prnften ais I'M 6rie0en; cine per.
5dnguiBpole 0isbarnonic iii ser
Broouttiou treffc ntr oic W}in0er.
beulittelten glotiirlib niise Gin Gin.
greifen MIR oeruittelit 0oMltpreilcn
nidts; oiele nliiiicu in einem orga.
niiden 8ulammenbang nit einem
gon5en SDiten bon WlaBnobmcn lte-
ben. g9enn 0ie S6Hitpreiie inIcutih.
lono Dielcnorts Deriagt baben io licgc
Die S6ulO bier an oen ograrier. ino
Observation-Disclosures 9eb0r0eu;
Del rooifolcn itaotliAen NloBrcgcln
lcien Die S0ditpreiie nabe an oie ge.
redtcn Freiie berongeriidt. Sir Die
gtot6wenoigfeit bon S0hitpreiicn
iprede oud sic Stciaerung Der
5leiidpreiie in Scr Shpei5.
Der Steiaerlng Der 2e5ensmitte.-
preiie laIie nh nibt ourh Giniii6
rung oeS aorteniDitemS fir Sic not9
menOigiten %rooufte bcgegnen c6en
10 iuclig ais olrh b66erc 206nc imo
onr6 itaotliAe llnterltiibng an
N}in0cr6cmitteltc. Sollen oic @odit.
preiie mirtion iein 10 iinO nebcn il
ucn iolgen0e 0loBna6men not6wcu
oig: gluf6ebung Ser 6anoels. uno
@cpcr6efrei6cit fir sic ariegSonl
er, Giniiibrmg eineS Sieienln0s
inO &roouftions5manges aui @run0
cincr 5mongsueiieu Graaniiirung
Der Froou5enten lrn0 @dn0ler, er.
meiteumg ser iioatliAeu mo fom
nnnolcn @etrie6e, Giniii6rma pom
Nlaicnipeiilngen, Grridtmg bon
EreispriiflngSiclen nit &ertrctcrn
ans miilcnidoitlihen lno Gonfimcn
tentreiien 3uiammenorbcit BON
Stoat unO Gonnlme nit &oopera.
tipcn H. I'm. lin eincn @infhlB aif
sic 2e6ensniittelproouttion 3ll ac
pinnen lit cs nibt notbmcnoig oic
ielbc ais @an5eS 81 fommunoIiii
rem; eS geniiat Die Sdaiiung elmer
9ln5o6l nit Den Gripatuuierne6mern
fonfiriren0cr 9ctrie6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Sin Ihluur5cr nnS Gin iuciFer
0riifc6crocr.

&ictor SuOoS, Der Dor 26 $o9ren
in Stnlien gum gSeIt6iirger muroc,
ar6eitete, ieit0em er IN oielem 2onoe
mor, ais S1ubmo1er unO berOiente
gllten 2obn, 70 ooB CT am A. Suli
ollf cine Serienreiie nod Sout9omp-
ton III 9lorO- Carolina gc6en fonnte.
SuOoS mar ouh geiebmGBig regi-
Itrirt. Seine galmmer mlroe ou6
9eIeBmGBig 9e3ogen. g(6er ooroum
bottc iib SuOos, Der eine ongcncbme
6erien5eit berle6te, lticbt gefiirunert.
Sis i'm Die gemeliS errei6te. Cine
@oitfarte ioate gum &errGtber mcr-
0en. Gr i6rie6 nGnlli1 ieinem
&ouswirt6 s. @ummel BON 9tr.
1920, Sit-NtonumentItraBe, er Mir
Oe nun mieoer nab Baltimore 8ur
glrbeit 5llriidfebrcn. llno er fan.
gIud Sergeant SenrD S6war5topf
fam n uhO nobn i'm nit nad ser
nor0oItli1en %oli6eiitation mo er
Der gluslieferung all Den 8umoeSmor-
l@oll entgegcniiebt neil er berfebltc,
li9 5wongsweiie Gr5tlitb iinteriu4cn
81 lolien. Scinem 5reunOe @unmel
eegenii6er beOauerte er, oaB CT Sta
lien ocrloHen.
g8eil er iid) uiht 8ir dr5tlidcn I'm
terlu6ung oeitcat botte, wie es ooS
3mongSmisbe6lmgs @eieb erbeii6t
murOe Der % Sabre oIte Seger @eo.
curtis bon gtr. 720, SarO-Goroline-
StroBe, bonn Serscauten SSones
|fonning bcrboftct unO bis 0ur glus-
llelerung an Oen @unOesnori4oa in
oer liorooltliden @oli8ciitation feitoc-
baLten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Ser t6jd6ri9e 9io6ert Suden ionO
icinen 500 in einem @iienba6mm-
gliid Der Eennipluonia @iienbabn am
Ntittpo6. 9uden trot in ole If.
Gonpognie Oes @unoeS. .SanitGts-
Corps in Baltimore elm. @r battc
iein 9llter mif IS Sabre ongcgeben.
Seineu @ltern mo6te cr feline 0lit-
t6ei(ng ii6cr ieinen S6ritt. 9lm
Sonitag pltrOe er eingci6moren ln0
noG Columbus, Sbio, geian0t. Sein
@ater battc eeiebli1e Siilie in 9ln-
ipru6 ne6men poIlen, Inn lcincn
So6n bonn Gienit 3u 6efreien, ieilfcs
jllgenoliden Sllters mcgen ais cr eis
nen 8rief Dor i6m befonl, in Oen en-
mittbeilte, CT bo6e ii6 Die re6te
S6ulter perrentt uno iei 0eSpegcn
entla1en moroen. Ser &na6c er-
ill6te ieinen &oter Inn @elO fiir oie
Seimrciie, 0oS i6m ioiort 9eicbidt
muroe. @eltern Niorgen cr6ielten
Ole @ltern ron ser @tilitdr6e6or0e
eie gtobric6t pom 5ooe .i6rcS Sobncs.
Sir @ru0cr 0eS &erungliidten oicnt
in ser 9(rmee, ein anoerer in Der Wto-
rine. Ser 2ei1nom miro na1 BAL
iimore Qe6rud)t mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18


So5n Snowoen Der 0es N}or0es ber-
od@tioe 9leecr, wuroe eeiicrn fci-
mem Scrb0r umter5ogcn Gic
@e6eimpoli5iiten 0ouo6ertp unO
aroB arbeitcten in 9lnnopolis.
\ Sic ianoen weitercS 8emeismatc-
rial ecgen oen gIc9cr.
Ger 9leger SSo6n Snomoen, Ser I'M
@efdngniB inter Scr 9lni6ulOigung,
8rou 2ottic 0}oD Brandon in 9luna.
polls ermorOet 3u 6oben, fcitge6olten
miro, crireltte iiH geitcrn cines
6eiertags, ga CT feinen Greli5perb0r
imtcr5ogen wuroe. @r fono Dies iebr
erlreulicb unO lieB iib ieine Mobl5ei-
ten ibmeden. @oli5ei.NioricbaQ Gar
ter ltnO SiilfS-@oli5ei- MaridoG 3.
@ouie iin0 Der feiten lleber5eu9ung,
ooB SnowOen Den grouiigcn Moro
begongen bat, trob0em fein Oircftes
ScmcismotcrioI oorbanOen iii.
Gie @e6einpoIi5iitcn &roB imo
|ou96ertg biclten ii6 geiteru in
annapolis ouf Inn Die gluSIogen.
welde Der 9Ieger bis icbt gcmo6t
bat, wiocrIcgeu 5u f0nnen. Sic fa-
men geltern 9l6euo 9egen If ll6r 8u.
riid lmo iagten OaB Ger 9ieger Elm
groBer 2ii0ner iei. @eOer araB, nod
Noug6crtD moIlten ii6er i6re @rmit.
telltngen ipreden. &eridieOene &unf-
tc Ole bis iebt in 0unfeI gebiiQt ma
rem, milrocn geItern bon Oen Sc
beimpoIi5lten unteril6t, lmO Iie Iino
onl9eincno nit Dem 9lclultot iebr
0nirie0en
Stoot5onuoIt e. $. @reen bon
glnnc 9lrinOcl-GountD miro I'M 9ollfe
Der n0c5ltcn Gage ouf gSuni4 ocs So
roncrS bon 9(nnapolis Gin SynqucIt
ob6olten.
Nie beiigen @c6cimpoIi5iiten, Die
0eltern in 9lnnopolis drbeiteten be-
mertten nit @enletbmlue, ooB sic
olelen Friuat-DeteftioS imO 3ci-
tlln9sberidtcritatter, Die i6nen i5re
Slrbeit cridwerten, peri6wunoen lino.
SiebtSonpoIt s. 8. Smit6 bon
@nnapolis bat oen Geriud, Snomoen
oltt frcien SUB 81 ieben, ollfgeee6cn.
@r meiB, ooB fein Gidbter Oen 9legcr
ollf @runo oes bis iebt aeiaunelten
Seiueismateriols ouf ireicn SUB
iesen miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Wlit 100000 a6ocfnnOcn.

gtew Dort II. 9lltguit.
Sonora @lap S'@rien, Die iriic6e
S1on6eit, mcl@e in i6rcm 4}ro5eB
gegen Den oreiicn @tliondr So6n ..
@lonuing pegen 9ru9s Ocs @6eOer-
iprc6ens ein &erOift bon $225,0O0
erlanot 6otte, oos ober pom 0ii6ter
Gropiep auf $125,00O reou5irt nor
Sen mar, bat iid, mie es bciBt nit
100000 a6iinoen laiicn. &on Die
fem 9etrag bat iie ole &dlite er5ul
ten pd5reno oie anoere Sdlite i5rcm
9lnpalt stephen s. 9alOWm ais
@ratiiitotion lnO iiir Ero5eBfoltcn
5ufloB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Slmsflns Der 3ndcruanrcn- 6a6rifou-
ten.


Ole 3udermaorcn-6o6ri BON
Baltimore moren 9eitern sic 050ite
oes 0rn. Sobn $. 0ofnon ouf iei.
ner 6orm 9io6eipo, einen Ser oln
Idonlten gelegcncn 9Sldbe W3orn.
LAMBS, Der aus 167 9ldern beIte6t
unO pom 9lad Greet, G6elopeofe 9oi
llno Dem Eatapsco-9liper 6cqren,t 1T
perr 9lnorem @almgdrtncr leitete
Den glusiht0 imO iorgte oofiir, ooB
ocn @Giten nit6ts ieblte. Sr. So6n
s. 9irfneDes, fen, Ger dlteite 3ltder-
paarcn-6 6a6rifant Ynltimore's, mar
5ugpgen uno ale 9lnweienOen grotlt-
lirten i'm 5u ieinem 81. @eburts.
toec Inter oen @Giten beianoen iid
ole $50. 6reGerid e. 6oos, GOworo
5 Burns, @.Senrp ll5len6erg, So6n
$. Slome, g9. SaQ GDer6art, Gbas.
$. s. Soor5, Geo. 9(renOt, Souis
SirfnleDer, D}orris 9(. &artman
.Somes q. Glnrf, gntil 81. S1ombcrg,
gInorew 9aumgortner, So6n $. God
man 9. s. 9eioig, gg. SSallace @ol-
temcDer, @. $. Wlc0owea, Sepis No.
@lp6iueitone, 6ranf IS. ll5lcn6erg,
Scrome ). 9lomc, 8iaiam Seinj,
Sobn g. 3fobinion Sobn @. Genb,
Soiep6 Q. @eit Senrp EraltD,
So6n 8. 9irtmeper, Ien, Sanes q.
S6oeiier, @eo. $. Sdrieber, So3n
g. Scnoerion, @. 3. g(. 9lome, =.
9(. Godmom @iQiom Selweg, W. z.
9ricrIp, gS. S. goet6 S. S(. SloamS
@5iIooelp5ia, ga,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
@cucral QjrSmcr an sic Srunt.

9(mlteroonL q II. 9(uguIt. ~
Ger o9erliner 2ofoI-9(n8eiger" err
fGbrt, BOB @encrul @r0ner, Gbef ser
Yllinitions 9l6tbeilung I'M &riegs-
NlinilteriunL Elm &ommonoo all ser
6ront 8u ii6ernebmen beoblic6tigt
SIN feline Stene ols @6unitiohsmini-
lter miro @encrol S9eud treten.
(S5or ieiner @rnennuns gum @iii-
nitionsuiniiter ituno General @r6-
ner an Ser Spite 0es @iienbobnwe-
icns. SpGter WurOe ibm Die 2eitlug
Ocs gtobrungsmittel 0eportements
I'M &riegS- @rndbrlngsomt ii6ertra-
GEM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Gtedcrei

Der 2S.idbrige Seemnnn Senrb
aieo0ien bon g3r. 1704 2oncoiter-
StroBe, puroe ongeblic6 BON Carl s.
Garlion cbenioas eiuen Seemaun
in Ole linfe 8ruIt seito6en. gr wuroe
i'm oSt. Soiepb's $oipitol" oerbln-
0en luio Damn sllianunen nit &orllon
unter Der 9eidulOigllng oes unor.
oentli6en @ctrogens no1 ser 6it.
liben Yoli6eiltation genomtHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
gScr6ffentlidjt Mute in Grtra-
glnsgabe.

9fonL III. 9lugult. Der gSort.
Iout ser tapitli6en 9}ote wur-
Sc 6eute 2littoo 5uerit III Dem
r0NerOotore Homano" per0iientliht.
Gieie 3eitlng eriGeint gewobnliA
ipdt 9IbenoS mo Die @rtra-9luSgo6c
bcoelltct cine 6eionOcre 9luSno6me.
Gie geiammte &reiie pcr0fieutIid-
te Oonn Die 9}ote mo CAB Der 9(n-
iiht 9llsOrlld, Dab bic glaiirteu oor-
Der niAt Den SeOingungcn oes Fop-
ties 6eigeltimnt ba6en. Wlan cr-
uartet cine genieiniane glnhuort Der
glIliirtcn uno cine Der Nlittelnlddte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Guufurrcns o6ssidafft.

Sdiifsbai.Nlateriol uno pronpte
9l6lieierno geiihert. Ter Ban
BON neuen Shiifen geforOcrt.
Sin 9lnfouis s9lgcnt fol- nit ben
9comten ser 6lotien Corpora
tion gemeiniom bauoeln
@oibin9ton II. ghi9uit. ~
lin sic Gonfrren5 o65uiHoiien imO
prompte Sieierung oes @}oteriols SIT
iberit, purOe 6eitc pon sen &crtre-
tern scr S1ifiSbou-glnlngen oeS
2onOcS beihloiien, dlles Glatcriol
fir sen 9ou bon Sbiiieu gemeiu-
lam on5ufauicn. Sin oagcneincr
9lnfouisogent miro ernonnt werOem
mcl6er nit M}oior @ooo, Dem 9ln-
fauis 9lgenten Scr 8lotten-Gorpora-
tion genciniom or6citcn iol.
Iie 9ciitcr ser S6iiis6au60fe, IN
meldcn 0ie 9icgcrlng Die inn @ou
begrificnen SHifie ii6ernommen bal,
woren bonn @ei61itsiii6rer
Gopps nod g9oi6iugton bcruicn
moroen, Inn 0oS 66roern oesSdiffs-
boucS oitf3umutern SSu ser Gon-
feren5 iteate es iib 6erauS, SAB ci-
nigc ser SHlffS6aub6fe mebr Sta6(
unO onoeres @}oteriol 6o6en ais iie
6rauhen in0 onoerc mieocr 6oben
nicbt geiltg. 1ober ulroe cine 9ie
doiuitirling Onrt OoS Friorit0ts.
Goulitc Ser Gricgs 3uouitric 9c5Gr-
De Oorgeidlagen.
Ger 9lnfouis- 9l9cnt mr0 BON Ser
g}em- Dorfer Sdiiis6au.Gorporotion
ousgepdblt imo miro iein Bureau IN
Goi6ington ioiort cr6iincn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Der Sc6Sc6anOidn6 Ginncluuricn.

6lotten-Sel Goniels pcr6ietet
ocu &ertrctcn ser o91oDp 9co-
guc~ oos 9etretcu Der 56iifS.
bou6oic unO aricgSicbiife. -&li-
ne @o6en ser 9igo oiirfcu in Scr
tSlottc angcuomnen mcrOcn.
&ct6ciOigt Die G6rc OeS 0cparte-
ments.
@of6ington H. 9(ugdt.
lluf 9cic6l Ocs 5lottcn Sefrctdrs
Conilcs lit allc nic6t oifi5icne Ser
6iuolng 3wiiAen ocn 6lottcn-G2-
portemeut mO scr u91op0 9coeue"
oufge6o6en iporocn neil in benz
Souptqnarticr ser 9igo fiir3li6 bic
9e6aupting aiigeiteQt wlrOc, SAB
sic llnteriu1lng ser groBen @rpIo.
lion inn 6lottcn6au6oie ouf @iare.
Sslon0 our6 Sen GinfhlB Ser 9lr-
better Sntereiicn 6e6toert lperGe.
Ger Sefretdr ma1te bcfount, oaB
oen Gcrtretern Scr Siga in 3ufunit
Der 3utritt 5u Sen 6lottcnitofioncn
inO ouf Oen &rieigsidiifen berlpei-
gert werOcn muB, ino oaB in ser
N}orine olrbauS nibtS bon ser 9iga
inter Oeren ieBigen 9comtcn onge-
nonuneu meroen bari.
SIN gon5cn 2anOe itriden in0 66.
feIn Gauien0e bon 6rauen 9lrtifI
fiir Die @}atroien inter 0en 2liipi-
5ien ser u9}a0D 9eogue~; OieIe ga
Gen ipcrOeu nidlt angenommen, aus.
9enommeu Oieiel6en fommen olirA
irgeno cine onOcre 9lgcutllr, ais oie
icbaeu 9eomten ser 2iga.
Sn ieinem 9eie6le ioot ser 6Iof.
ten Setretdr oaB sic pcrlclnocri-
ic9en 9lnga6en ole G6rlidfeit Ocr
6lotten-2IOniniiirotion im0 Oic Su-
tegritdt Der @}ariue. .Yeamtcn in Sra
&c 5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Sci Scr g[r6cit nrrLcbt.

@ei Dem @erIud, Oeu Trogriemen
ollf Die @cIle Scr S6ubmoi6ine at
lcgen bcrIeste ole 90 Sabre olte
Dora Seioemon bon OSr. 400, 9[iS-
qaitb-StroBe, iib an ser rc6ten
&ono. Sic orbeitete in Der Sdub-
fobrif in Scr. 514, Sit&ombarO-
StroBc, ino puroe bon oa aus I'M
@ogen OcS 0itliGen @oIi0eioiitrifts
na1 Dem p-9(miteroom SoIpitol"
an ser z. uuo ct. NaulsStraBe ge-
braNt, mo iie berbLieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

@Gbreno er inn 9cgriife mar, cine
g(n5abI 9eIteIlltn9eu aus5uiertioen,
itiir5te 9eItern 9iot6mittog Der A
Sabre olte @eorgc 9l6enoiG6n BON
9}r. 140, @eit.GroB- StroBe, Gin Ser
fdllfer im 2aoen Der Senrp @cHcl
60. 91r. 1000 Siio-G6orles-StroBe,
pl6bli6 to0t 81 9oOen. Coroner Or.
@omorO Smith bonn iiioli6en &oli-
5ei0iitrift Wuroc berbeigerlien rnO
conItotirte, DOB ser Mann einent
Ser5i6la0 erlegcn mar. Serr g(beuo-
ib0n mar 6ereits felt Ion9en So6ren
Bel Scr 6irma ongelicat lmo mur0e
bon @tit9lieoern Oeriel6en bod &C.
obtet uuo gei6Gbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18

Seattlc @ai64 II. 9lusuit.
Gic 9arfe n9llgoa 9aD" ans &crlL
Die Nb unterpegs pon Salparaiio
nod seattle beidno, mliroe, wie bier
0emcloct wtroe, bon Der @elaBung
no6e G6onarol G6ile, pcrlaiicn oa
iic in 6e1en 6lanmen ltano. Capt.
|orciono McnoDuren lcine 6ruu
uno ale WlitgIie0er Ger @cmannung
init 9luSno6me BON iiini Wlonn mcr-
6cn oermiBt, iuiO man 6eiirbtet, oaB
lie ertrltnfen iinO. Ole flint Wlann
mlrocn am ~. SSltli BON eincm g3lm-
oeS-aricasidiife aligeilnoen uuO in
eincpl @aien G9ili's gcloN0et,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Nnrdl stnra net6Ntet.

9llS ser rs Satire alte g}ot6oniel
Gompo0 geitern 9t6eno eeoen Z ll6r
ouf Der bintercu @cronoa ieiner
@obnlng 9&r. 1926, 9atferD-g(De,
oos @eIdn0er OericI6en onitreiben
mollte, itiir5te er pIobli6 in Oen SOL
rollm binob uuO erlitt eineu S6GoeI-
bru4, Dem er menige Nlinuten ipGtcr
erlag. Or. Charles M. @beltle bon
91r. 1871, @iaiam.stroBe, piroe 10.
lort berbei9erilien unO oeriel6c fonn-
te mIr oen ZOO oes Maunes conitati-
rcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
@ruf Sarnumsfi wirO WcIauOtcr in
S5dnuc0en.

Y N ltcr0am n. glu1ult.
&aitt gtodribten bon Stod6olm uir0
Der @raf Sarnomsfi bon Earnom,
Der e6cmali9e 0iterreidii6 i6lnooriide
9Ctldaiter III oen Ser. Staaten sum
@eianOtcn BON Ociierrei6 -llngorn IN
SducOen beiteat morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
0rihicRt @attcn, sOGn nuO idI icl6it

GbiIlicotb c, o. II. gtug.
@eil cine 8rau 9lomens Dora aus
81 @aio, Eeros, Elm EcIcgromm an
i6ren @ottcn geonot bottc, IN mel
dem lie iogtc, ooB tic nod bier fom.
men weroe, um i'm ais ibrcn @attcn
IN 9lniprld 81 ne5men, eridoB 6rolt
Somcs g}elion oeilern 9}adt ibren
Soften ino i6ren s Sabre oItcn
Sobn mo bc9ing Oann SeIbihnoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2on0on, II. 9litguit. 3wei
belpaiinete Suitidiife, ole ie6r nieo.
rig lno nit GROCER @eibminoigfeit
flogen collioirten beute iiber Der
E6emic no6e &urflect, @iier. @eioe
Maidinen ihir5ten 6errnter, uno ser
cine 5licger ertranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
Sn's 8n6t6ans.

Gig Stone Sap 3d. H..
9lugult. 5. ". 9S5ipps uno gS. g.
Wlelop, @cr96ewo6ner Don 8irginien,
murOen belt,l BON ocn @ei1worenen
i'm 9unocsgcridbt iduloig 6eflnoen
u@idnner refrutirt 81 bo6en, I'M
gGaifen uu0 @lunition ser 9uuoes.
Gegierltng 8u 5erit0ren." 0ie Straie
wurOe auf 5 Sabre in Der 9unoe5-
Straiunitolt 81 9ltlanta Ga, icitge-
lest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
gInd ein aaganer IoIl nadl sloaloIm

Eofio, II. g(u9mt. gs miro
6eri6tct, Dob cine fleine @ruppe io-
poniic6cr So5ioliiten in 1ofio be-
ihIoiicn bat, Ocn 5ltr 3cit IN 9lep-
9orf meilcnOcn iopauiic6eu 5o5ioIi-
itenfiibrer Gen GataDama ais Gele-
Gaten sur Gonieren5 in Stod6oIm 5u
icnoen. 4lan glon6t, 0oB bic 9iegie-
runa gegen oie G6eilra6me BON So-
pancrn an scr Gonieren3 lit.