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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
SHOW PLACE IS
TURNED over TO
new ARMY men
Attractive Summer Estate at
Rockford to Be Used by
~ Illinois Soldiers.

ROCKFORD. Ill.,, July 19.-"Bunker
E.ill," beautiful summer home estate
and one of the most celebrated show
places of the Northern Illinois river
country, has been turned over without
reservation to the use of Illinois sol
der boys when they are called to
Rockford for training in September.
This lovely stretch of woodland and
plateau, located on the east bank Of
the Rock river opposite the sweep of
clear water where the Kishwaukee
flows into the larger stream, climbs
upward from the southern boundary
line OF the great army city that is TAX
ing shape to house selective troops. It
includes twenty-five acres in well
Kept park whose terraces mount to
the handsome summer cottage above.
The estate has been donated to
Uncle Sam by the daughters Of the
late Ralph Emerson who desire that
men In training here be given every
facility for comfort and pleasure. Sol
d,ers will find in the Bunker Hill
recreation ground place to meet and
entertain mother relatives, sweet
harts and friends away from the rush
and roar Of the training camp, but
near enough to 1t to observe every de-
tail Of the military panorama.
A handsome shelter and outdoor
lunch room will be built at once near
the cottage. The latter will be turned
ever to form an army club house
where soldiers and their visitors may
visit, read or dance at any hour of the
day or evening. 1t IS planned to fur
n;sh luncheons at cost to the troops
and visitors. Leading society women
Of Rockford are outlining a whole
some entertainment program to be fl
RANGED by their own organization that
Will make the off duty hours of I'LL
nois boys constant round Of worth
lille pleasure.
River Boats to PLY.
Two river steamers have been TAX
en- from their slips above the Rock
river dam in Rockford and are being
o, erhauled, preparatory to launching
in the deep channel that will afford a
scenic waterway from city to army
camp. They will ply hourly between
the two points, touching at camp docks
and again at Bunker Hill' in the
down trip
Donors of the handsome recreation
rounds who already have every detail
OF the plan under way, conceived the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In it,
before breakfast.

To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning, to pre-
vent it's sponge-like pores from clog
ging with indesistible material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says noted
physician.
If You get headaches, it's your liver
If you catch cold easily, it's your liver
If you wake up with bad taste, furred
tongue, nasty breath or stomach be-
comes rancid, it's your liver. Sallow.
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes
all denote liver uncleanliness. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused and neglected organ of
the body. Few know it's funtcion or
how to release the dammed-up body
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks re-
sort to violent calomel. which is dan
gerous, salivating chemical which can
only be used occasionally because it
accumulates in the tissues, also at
tacks the bones.
Every man and women, sick or we'll,
should drink each morning before
breakfast, a glass Of hot water with
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate
in it, to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, the poisons. sour bile and
toxins: thus cleansing, sweetening and
freshening the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the stom-
ach.
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomel, because it
can not salivate, for it is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards It
is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
and any pharmacist will sell you
quarter pound, which is sufficient for
demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates
and freshens the liver. keeping you
feeling fit day in and day out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
SAYS THE DRUG is AN
ETHER COMPOUND
Just Few Drops loosens Any Corn
So Il Lifts Out With.
out Pain.

You simply say to the drug store
ran. "Give me quarter of an ounce
of freezone." This will cost very little
hut is sufficient to remove every hard
or soft corn from ones feet.
A few drops applied directly upon a
tender, aching corn should relieve the
soreness instantly, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, can be lifeted out
with the fingers without pain.
This new way to rid ones feet of
corns was introduced by Cincinnati
man. who says that while freezone is
sticky 1t dries in moment, and seems
&c simply shrivel up the corn without
innflaming or even irritating the sur
rounding tissue or skin
Don't let father die Of infection or
lockjAw from whiting at his corns,
but cut this out and make him try
it.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
''Kilties" Stimulate
Recruiting In Gotham,

NEW YORK, July 18.-The Canad-
ian Highlanders who are spending this
week here in the interests Of the
British recruiting week took charge of
a number OF recruiting stations in
Madison Square. Union Square and
city hall park today to stimulate re-
cruiting for the British and Canadian
armies. Recruiting officers for the
U. S. army, said that the "Kilties, .
have done much to aid recruiting for
the American forces, during the few
days they have been in the city.
While some of the Highlanders we're
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

idea through visiting relatives on the
border last summer They found that
10 provision for the entertainment of
visitors to Illinois troopers had been
riade at Camp Wilson, and the lack of
such convenience proved a great hard
ship both to soldiers and their civilian
friends.
With more than three thousand men
1T work, the new army city on July IS
rounded the first lap of it's construc-
ton period. A new railroad switch
was begun to give trackage facilities
Tor construction on the third group of
regimental barrack units, and founda-
ton work was completed for the ESQ.,
COO gallon water tank that will give
the needed pressure for the artesian
we'll. A score of workmen are busy
drilling this we'll which will be the
center for the excellent water supply
system planned by hydraulic experts.
\ complete rebuilding of the sanitary
facilities is now under way, following
the arrival of one hundred cars packed
to the guards with water and sewer
pips. A fire engine house has been
completed on the site and has been
given complement of firemen and
motor equipment by Chief Frank
Thomas of the Rockford fire depart
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
Too Eager To Fight, !.
Deserts U. S. Army

NEW YORK, July 19.-The impa-
thence OF John Bryant, private in the
regular army. according to his story
on arriving here today in the steerage
OF an American ship. to get into the
European struggle without waiting
for the entry of this country into the
war. has cost him his chance to fight,
while his regiment. he believes, Is
now on its way to the firing line. AS
for him, he was sent back to this coun-
try to answer for desertion.
Bryant said that early this year he
was stationed with his regiment on
Governors Island. Seeing ships sail
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

urging British subjects to enlist at the
various recruiting stations, the men,
bers OF the famous band and the
Scotch pipers rode to different parts
of the city on motor buses, giving
impromptu concerts enroute. Tonight,
the Highlanders will take part in a
special meeting on the Land Rattleship
Recruit in Union Square, when hun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

ing away every day for Europe filled
him with eagerness for active service,
he said, and one day he shipped as
fireman on tramp steamer going to
France When he reached the French
mort the American consul sent him
back to this country. He wore his
uniform on his arrival here. He said
that he was perplexed as to just what
his status now is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

No torpedo boats are being built by
any OF the great nations, being sup
planted as torpedo boats by torpedo
boat destroyers, about twice the size
of the originals, and at first equipped
especial sto destroy these Dread
noughts and battle cruisers are armed
with secondary batteries of four and
six inch guns to destroy destroyers,
which have no defensive armor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
RED CROSS BRANCH FORMED

OXFORD. O., July 19-Fifty women
Of Shandon, a village five miles south
of here. have organized an auxiliary
of the Red Gross. Miss Edith Morris
is chairman of the new organization
The members came to Oxford yester-
day to receive instructions in the max
ing of hospital supplies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19
Here She is Again

This is specially posed, exclusive photograph of Miss
Margaretta p Blair, Chicago society girl and volun-
eer Red Cross worker whose engagement to Governor
James Middleton Cox of Ohio has just been announced
The picture taken in her suite in the Hotel Seville
New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-19

dred U. S. Army rockies" will be
given a send-off before leaving the
city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gsidJt befricSisenS.

Gie 9tobrunesmittel- in Geutid-
lono. II 9ta6 @elolng aus ao-
penbagen. 9lneebIid nidt ge-
mug &ortoifelu Oorbanoen, nm
Seoem Oas 3ugeiiderte 0uontun
5u eorontiren.
SEQ pen + aget Dia 2onoon, 10.
Moi. - SrobOem 0amals, uls Die
8rot-&otionen in 0eutidlanO Ocr-
fiir5t wer6en muBtet, bon oen Be-
borOcn ocriicbert worben mar, oaB
eenug Gartoffeln borbanoen ieicn,
inn bis sur nG6iten Grnte SeOermant
fiinf EfunO pro Gopf in Ser 8ode
5ufommen 81 loIIen madt iih Der
&ortoffeImoneeI INNER mebr fiibl-
bar. Gle 9eb0roen baben es Ourh
ouBerorOentli6e 9[nItrenguneen fer
tig gebra6t, Berlin llno Dem Snou-
itrie6e5irf in Meltpbolen 0ie 5ugeiton-
Oene Station 81 iidcrn, ober anoere
Gbeile I'M 9ieid befIagen iiA nun,
OoB iie bon Berlin inO @iieu benod-
tbeiliet iperOen.
SSn pieIen Sbcilen 8opern's BE-
trGgt Die wo6entli6e &urtoffelrotiou
itur "a lln5en in &omburg betrue
Iie felt @o6en Orci @iiino, llno fiir
9lltona betrdgt iie in Der lallfenOen
@ode nur anoertboI6 Tfuuo.
gs lit Sbotio6c, 0aB iibcraIl, no
Oie 9artoficlrution nidt Oie oeripro-
hene Sobe erreidt, Oie grotrationeu
nidbt reOu5irt pitr0en aber ie0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gimin Oru6t 9iuflamO.

Suiti6minilter &erensfD eie6t 5li, OoB
er cine GotuItropbe befiirdte. =
Sein gertrouen bat ibn oerloiieu.
@etersbura i8. 12oi Oia
2onoon, IS. Moi. - (Sn ser lleber-
ntitteIune Oer50gcrt) = Sn eineut
beute gelegentliM elmer @eriumm'
lung in petersburg on sic 0eIeeoten
bon Ger 6ront geri6teten lei6enicboft-
Iiden 9lppeG lteGte Sulti5nlinilter 81.
5. aerensfp betreffs 9tuBIono's in-
nerer &rilis Die olarnlirenOItc 0iog-
nole, peldbe ie felt 9Iusbrl1 Der Ste.
pollution BON oen 2ippen elmer off
5icllen %eri0nlibfeit fam. Ser SUI
lti5niniiter, nelber bisber MIR Die
optimiltiidIten uno berubigenoIten
@rfldrungen obeegebcn bate, geltono
often elm, ooB oas @ertrauen ibn per-
loIcn unO oaB or cine 9atoltropbe
befiirdte.
SD bin 5u @u6 gefommen,
ioete &erenSfp, nneil meine &raft
0u @noe 1T. SD beripiire ni6t lam
ger mebr meinen friiberen Wlttb,
nod bin i6, mic ebemols, iiber5eugt
oopon Dob mir eeiuiiienbofte 9iirger
uno feline rcbolutioniren0en StIopen
iino. SD beoeuere, ni9t Dor 8lpei
Monoten eeitorben 6u iein ols Der
Troitm eines neuen 2ebens Ole Ser
5en oes riliiiidcn @oIfes bepeete, ais
iH iider mar, BOB oas 2ono iidb ielbIt
rcgieren f0nilte, obne Die Eeitide 5u
| fiibIen.
ng8ie oie &erbGItniIie iib belte
entluifeln miro es unmoglib iein,
6os 2ono 0u rcttcn. @ieaeiAt lit Die
3cit nube, 0o mir @ub iogen mill
len, Dab mir @u9 nidjt IGnger Oas
bon @u6 crtportete 8rot reihen fon-
ncn nod onOere gtdbrungSnittel,
auf weIhc ou oGbIen Sbr cinen gln-
| lprlld babt. Scr Yro5eB 0eS llm-
! i6munees bon Stloocrci 3ur Grei-
belt poa8iebt iicb ni6t normal. &ir
bobcn Die 6reibeit ecfoltet unO iinO
BON ibr lei9t berouidbt poroen mel
fen mir obcr beoiirfcn oos lit glii6-
ternbeit uno 9is5iplin.
rSbr fonntet leioen lno 5ebn
Sabre oo5u ibneigen itno Den 8c'
febIeu elmer berboBten 9ie9ierung &C.
borden Sbr bermodtet iogar, aitf
Cure eigcnen @olfsgenofen 5eler 0u
geben folS oies Gld onbefoblel
purOe. llnO nun tDnnt Sbr ni6t
IGnger lci0en9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gsnr ein gleaiitrirltnastaa.

g8a aibington Is. Wfai. II
3eiicnoc uno 9ln0ere, mcldc an Dem
bon grGiioent Biliou nod feit8u-
iebellocn Regiitrirungstage fir bic
glusmobls -9lusBcbung nidt 8u Souie
iino, miiiien ii9 am iehlten Toge
ndd Der @roflomation Des 8r1iioen.
ten all ocn GountD -Glerf ODER, iou.
ten iie in StGoten bon iiber 10000
ginmobnern peilen an oen GitD-
Glerf mcnoen. 9ieier miro ibnen
Gin 9icgiitrirunes 6ormulnr berob-
foIgen mel6es ip6teitens biz gum
Hegiitrirllngstaee ielbit an Den 9fe-
eierungs.@comten in Der 9eimotb
oes 9Gpplifonten seididt peroen
muB. SIT Elm @2ann 8l fronf, I'M
iid perionlih einfinoen 5u t0nneu,
70 muB er am iedlten Gage no1 Der
&roflomotion einen @ertretcr itbiden,
Der fir i'm oas n0tbige 6ornnuIar
ausfHat.
Tos arieesont bebt nit belonoc-
rem g3a6oruf beroor, Dob nur Elm
Gog fir Die Heeiitrirllne ieIbit Oor-
oeic5cu 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Gfiino @ebl, peIdes fir oieien 3luef
neriuonot miro, pi0eripri6t oem Ser.
tbeililngSplon Der Tegierllng, peldcr
iid nod ben @eiomnitoorr6tben an
@etreioe i'm &eib ridtete unO 10 ee-
balten mar, ooB Die 8rotrationen bis
gum IS. 9lueuit boIten iolten.
@ie ser GoniuiiIdr MihaeliS err.
fl6rte, fat oie g1oGfori1ung nad Der.
boreenen 8orrGtben, pelfe iebt
our6gefiibrt it, ni6t eenue ans
EageSlidt beforoert, Inn Die 5uerumOe
geIegten 9erednlnecn weientlid SIT
beeinfluiien pnO oa faIteS 8etter
1errIdbt, 70 lit obcnorein nit elmer
OeripGteten @rnte 5i re6nen. Sn Oit-
lnO @eIt-EreuBen CAB es in Ser leB-
ten @oGe nod falte Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

0iientlidt Gin Snteroiep nit cincm
Ddtglieo Der WianniAait 0eS Souh-
bootes I'll 5S," ipel6es inn 6ebrror
oie 6ollGnOiideu @etrcioeidiiie Der.
ienfte, uno neIoet in @erbinOung Oa.
nit, ooB etlpo 325 oeuti6c Saud-
boote in &bdtigfcit iinb iino ctiua so
bis 100 oIlein Our6 6ritiide Siege
Derloren norocn IinO. Gas genauntc
Sau66oot itebt infer 9efebl OeS ga
pitGns @rof BON Elotou.
Gem Snterpicp 3ilfoIge idoB oos
Gau9boot 0rei ooer bier Gopeoos ee-
gen oie boIIdnoiiden Sdiffe ob,
fu6r Damn inn 3id3od 5piiden Ocniel.
ben lumber unO perienfte iie NIT
8on1ben un0 @ronoter Wenn ouf
Gee, ianlmeln Iib Die Soud6oote ie.
oen Morgen al einem beItimmten
&nnft uno cr6olten BORT orobtlos
SnIirliftiouerl bermutbli6 bon SeI-
golonO.
@eiter beiBt es in Sem SSnterpielu,
es eriitirten etipo 80 lt-9oote OeS
neuelten SDps, pel9e 9eIasun9en
bon ic 56 Monn 6obeu rnO Oieie
lSlotte mcr0c Our6 ciit geringnertbi-
ceres @eiGWoOer nit ser Marfirung
81 s" crgdn5t.
9ie erItfloiiigen 9oote ba6en cine
SSo6rgei6pinOigfeit, 0ie ols genii-
geno 5ur @in6ollng irgenO eineS
lSrohtidiffes 6ere6nct lit. 8rpei
Grittel i6rer 9eiabingen iinO erfab-
rene 2ellte ino elm Irittel gloOi5en
Gle 9oote fii6ren gorrGtbe fir bier.
5c5n Gage un0 bobcn eine Wlarimal-
llnterrpoier- 6dbigfeit bon odt bis
5ebn StlnOen. Se0cs Oerielben lit
nit 5pei %eriifopen oitsgeriiItet unO
lie touben monhmol 80 bis so Dle-
ter tief.
Eou66oot GommonOeur
genou informirt.
Barcelona, bia Enris, 10.
M}oi.-0cr iponiide Gompfer 0Gor-
men ser om 0onnerltog bon cinem
oeiltI6en Gaudboot oerIenft iuurOc,
befanb ii6 init elmer 2oOung @cin
rnO 6eigen orf Der 6nbrt nad Gettc.
9ns ser Gopitdn ieine Sdiffspapicre
an 9or0 oes Soutb6ooteS brodtc,
frug i'm Scr 8cfeblS6obcr OcS 2ebtc-
rem, ob or @oorcn na6 6ronfreid
bringc, unO or nnttportcte bernei-
memo, Oie 9torcn icien nod Ger
S6pei5 coniignirt. Ter 9efeblsbober
bes Sau66ootes erpioerte oorolit:
sd fam es nibt beIfen. arieg lit
arieg, luO id werOe SIR S6iff ber-
Ienfen miiiieu. Sd weiB olles iiber
oniieI6e. GS lit @ieentbum Oes 81.
nor 9agorra, ser ein enrogirter
Sroncopbile 1T. SD bin ipic sic ie.
ben, genou lnterrihtet. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
GoGiIion nit sisbcra.

ct. s obns, g. S. Is. W2oi. -
Ger britil6e 9ompfer oGrescilian~
idper bei6d6igt our6 einen 3uion'
menltoB nit einem @isberg bel aap
&oce, befinoet ii6 bier I'M Groden-
Ood. 0os gon8e @oroertbeil lit ein-
georiidt, 0otb gcIong es Dem Sdiffe,
obne 9eiitono 6en Sofen 5u errei6en.
Ger 0Grescilidn~ batte ein Gargo
Sol5 bon Sponien al 8orO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Gtwas OdnfiOer.
@O3crOeri9t iibtr Sri.
tcnss 9iffsOerlnitc.
3abl Der tprpebirten S6ifs
fe ab8enpntmcM.

90 miro BON 2onoon beridtct. -
@lebr llnterieeboote oIs ionit 8er-
fort, bebouptet Oie @2eI0ung. -
Sci @erienfing nes Qon1pferS
n9(6oIio" ni0gen 80 9SerIoucn
ums 2ebcn gcfommen iein. ~
lleberIebenOe bon Der 0@&eoierOo"
eelonoet.
2on0on 10. N1ai. ~ Der @c-
ri6t BON oen @erlulten ser Iestcn
@o6e infoIge oes llnterieebootfric-
ges miro angeblicb eiinitiger loilten
oIs feline @orgdnger. 0ie 3abl Der
torpeoirten 5Giffe ioG inter Dem
bisberieen 0ur6i6nitt gebIiebcn
fem. @S purOe ongebIib cine gan6e
9ln5abl BON SuuHbooten 5erlt0rt.
&eun5ig bei &erienfun9
Ocs uA6oiio" OerIOren.
SEEM Yort is. Niai. SSn bic
Iigen Sdiffsfreiien mo1te 6eute Oos
lnbeitGtigte @criicbt Die 9iunOe, Dob
am "a. 9lpril bel ser SorpeOiulng
OeS britiiden 9ompferS r9lboiio, q
ser ungefG6r 80 0leilen iiiOli1 Don
6oitnet" einem Eoub6oot gum Spfer
fiel 80 Eerionen m's 2eben fomeu
Ger Gonpfer 6eion0 fdb ailf Ser
So6rt BON g}igerio nod 2ioerpool
uno puroe o6ne @ornrm q oericnft,
pie OoS @eriiht 6eiogte. Die lle6er-
le6enoen muroen 45 Nlinllten Ipdter
gercttet uno in 2ioerpool gelonOet.
Gs fomcn ingefdbr as bon 0en @ai-
Iagieren unO "A BON Ger 9enonnlng
ins 2e6en.
Cine Gepei6c ouS 2ouOon citirte
fiir5li6 einen 9lrtifel i'm 2on0on
uG6roniclc," Der 81 ipiiien oerlangte,
porum Die britii9e 9lOnlirolitGt eS
interloiien botte, Sen @erIuIt eines
getpiiien ygroBen Sdiffes," 6ei 0eni
70 NienidenIe6en berloren gegongeit
J ieicn, 81 beroifentliGen.
lleber 15O ltc6erIebcno s c
pom Ser y@ e6ier0o~ in
Si6crbeit.
BoriS, IS. Moi. SSusgeionntt
100 lle6erlebenoe bon Dem torpeoir-
fen fror5oiiiben @oiioeierOompfer
v@}eOieroo,~ ser auf Ser 6obrt bon
9llgerien nod @arieilIes BON ieinent
S9idiol ereilt puroe, iinO bon einenl
ooriiberfobrenoen S6iff an goro &C.
nommen poroen, pie beltte befonnt
pur0e.
(Gos fron50iii6e 0iarineminiltc-
RUM fiinOigte am Montog ben Ser
lliIt 0es 0ampfers an imo 6emerfte
babe, ooB Oas Sdidiol eines Gbeiles
ser an 9oro 6efinoli6en @erionen
nod nidt nit SiGerbeit 6efannt iei.)
&0nig @eorge beiu9t am e
rifoniide Seeleute.
/ 9telp 9orf Is. N3ai. 9lmeri-
foniife Seeleute un0 &anoniere bon
DEM Camper u6inlonO" bon Der
9(merifoniiben 2inie erbielten beutr
oen 9eiub oes &onigs George bon
england.
Ger Gompfcr liegt sur 3eit in CT
nem britii6en Sofen uno &0ni1
George ber6ra6te mebr ais cine
StunOe an 9orO oes S6iffes. ipobei
er feline 9eItiidlutg inIpi5irte uuo be-
| ionoers ser @admonnidait groBes
! SntereIie be5eugte.
! Gieies pro in elmer bclite bel Der
9inie eineegangeuen Gepeihe ocmcI-
oct.
Dra6IoieSnitrltftionen
fir Gou6 ote.
9tm Iteroom, Oio 2onOon Is,
W3oi.-Tic 3eittna ,9eleQrouf~ Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

yg}o6 elmer bcitigen @eIbieBlrng
ser G6cniin 0es Games ipdt geitern
sriffen Die Geutiden uniere Stelun-
gen al elmer breiten 6ront in ser
@egeno norOmeitIi6 BON 9rope-en.
9oonnois, 5mii9en 9oDettes lrn0
@pine De G6eOregnD, an. liner
Sperrfeuer uno uniere Wial6inenge-
me6re brn9en oen 9lngriff. @ie
9erti6en permo6ten uniere 2inien
mir an einem Yunfte 5u erreiden, 100
fie in einem ltnierer oorgeiAo6enen
@r6ben Iiiopeitli6 BON 6iIoin Sub
faBten. lleberfdae auf iniere @ra-
benpoiten noroIi1 bon Graonne, DIT
lid bon S0be 108 unO norooitliA BON
9luberioe wurOen 6ur9 infer 6euer
obgenieien. @ir nobmen @efonge-
ne, unter i6nen elm Offi5ier.
S5n Der @otpre.G6ene uno in 2otb-
ringen orongen fran5oii6e 9lbt5ei-
lltneen an mebreren &unften in Die
Oeltti6en 2inien elm itno bra6ten @e-
fangene 5uriid."
Gin rubi9er Gas ia9t
@nriS.
@aris, 10. Dloi. - Gos beute
g(benO bonn fran50iii6en Griegsbii-
reau erlaiiene oiii5ieae Bulletin iogt
6oIgenoes:
Ser Gag pcrlief rubig, imo es
fam nibt 81 Snfonterie.@efe6ten.
glrtiQerie.glftionen Oouerten in Der.
i6ieOenen @cgenoen fort. @s piro
Sur6 me1rere 8eri6tc beItGtigt, oaB
Ger 6einO bel ben geItrigen 9lngriifen
iebr l6were @erIitite erIitt.~
8ritii6e 8oiten 5urii Il 9 e.
0rdngt.
2on0on, Is. Wiai. - gto6 Oem
beitte ousgegebenen amtliden 9eri6t
bon Ser 6ront in 6ranfreid bo6en
0ie 9euti6en einen l6meren glngriff
gegen ole britiIden SteIlungen i'm
9furn bon 8ulecourt an Der glrrnS-
S6lo6tIinie unternommen. SSn 8ul-
lecourt muroen 6ie 0eltiben 5lriid-
gei9Iaeen, oo6 ole britiiheu ooree-
Ido6enen 8pIten inn nor0meitliCben
G6eil oes 0orfes muBten cine fur5e
Strede 8uriidgeben.
Geni5eGiiten-F ne
fen ouf Seite Der
6run5ofen.
@ariS, IS. @}oi. Gas fran-
3oiii6e 9riegsbiireuu iaet in ieiner
beiitigen gRittbeilung be5iiglid Scr
@alfau-admpfe:
o9luf Der mace0oniiHen Sront bo-
ben Oie geni5eaiiten-Iruppen, ole
nit Oea fran5oiiiden Streitfrdften
cooperiren IN ser @egeno bon 2pni-
uitio 5mei feinoIicbe @erfe bon 1000
bc5p. 1900 @1eter n0roliA BON Saoii
gorimab ero6ert uno 45 @eiungenc
gemadt. 9lQe @eeenanoriffe Oes
6einocs gegen Oieie @erfe, iotpie ee-
gen ole bon uns eemonnenen SteI-
llrngen am Sfro 81 9egen uno eegen
Die Serben BEL GobropoIpe iino
gdn5Iid feblgeidlogen.~
@oS Die Serben meI6en.
SaGonifi IA. l1oi Diu 2on-
Son, 10. @loi. - Die beutiee amt
lide W}ittbeilrlng bonn lerbii9en 9Lr-
meebaitptquartier iagt:
0@eItern berri9te ouf Der gan5en
Ierbii9en GSront wieoer groBe 9lrtiae-
rie-G6Gtigfeit. S5n ner @egeno bon
8errenif itno 0obropolpe riidte Inn
iere SSnfanterie pieoer Dor uno i9lue
einen lpu4tigen @egenaugriff oes
6einoes 5lriid.
llniere 6lieger bradten einen feino-
li6en 9leropIdn sur @r0e uno marfen
oierlno5por5ig 9omben ouf feino-
li6e 6eloIoger nobe &onopilbte uno
Eure56inbe 6cro6, nobel quite Heiul-
tote er5ielt muroen."
GulliiiOn nit Gisbers.