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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
CONTRACTOR,s WRIST RROKEN

Waynesboro, Pa, Sept. 1S.-While
putting a roof on the porch at his
home, near Monterey, yesterday
morning the ladder on which he
was standing broke under William
+. Benchoff. contractor, and he fell
heavily to the ground. A bone in
his left wrist was fractured.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
RALLY DAY SERVICES

Marysville, Pa, Sept. 18.-Special
preparations are being made in the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
for a rally day service. This event
will be held on Sunday. October Z.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
NEWPORT


Miss Ada Souders, or. Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting with AIRS. Roy Hook
enberry and family.
Edward Eshelman has returned
home from a weeks automobile trip
to Southern Pennsylvania and Mary
land.
George w. Wagenseller, editor of
the Middleburg Post, visited here.
Mrs. Laura Flickinger has return
ed to her nome here after visiting
at Center with her daughter. Mrs.
Hugh Magill.
Mrs. Margaret E. Rice 10 visiting
in New York City and at Tompkins
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ralde and
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Leonard and the
Rev. NJ. w. Stahl motored to Valley
View, Schuylkill county, to visit with
the Rev. c. D. Collins and family,
formerly OF Newport.
Mrs. Joseph r. Hostetter, of Will
Transport, is the guest of her
nephew, G.. w. Myers.
Miss Verna Myers, a member OF
the Hummelstown teaching corps,
spent the weekend at her home
here.
After spending some time here,
j. w. Musser has returned to Johns.
town where he is employed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
1--WE SONS IN ARMY

Waynesboro. Pa, Sept. 1S.-A for
mer Waynesboro resident. Aaron
Metcalf, now of Portland, Ore. has
contributed literally to the United
States Army. Letters that have
reached here tell that five of Mr..
Metcalf's sons are now in the service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
BOY.S LEG RROKEN

Mount Joy. Pa. Sept. 1S.-Aaron
Martin, the five-year-old son of Levi
Martin. OF Haherstown, had his right
leg broken on Friday while climbing
ovar corn crib.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
WORKNIAN,S FACE RURNED

Shippensburg, Pa. Sept. 1S.-Rex
Grunden, an employe of the Ship
pensburg Gas and Electric Company,
had his face painfully burned at the
power house.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
MAKING SHIRTS FOR ARMY

Dillsburg, Pa, Sept. 1S.-Morrett
Coover. proprietor and manager of
the Coover shirt factory, has his
force of workers engaged in making
thousands of olive drab shirts for the
soldiers in the United States Army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
HoNoRs FOR DRAFTED MEN

of Paradise, Leacock and Salisbury
townships are planning for a pa
triotic farewell for the men from
those districts who nave been draft
ed for the National Army and who
will leave on Thursday morning for
Camp Meade at Admiral. Maryland.
A public meeting will be held on
wednesday afternoon in the Para
disc hall, when local speakers will
make addresses,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
NEW HEATING PLANT

New Cumberland, Pa, Sept. 1S.-
A new heating plant was purchased
for Baughman Memorial Methodist
Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
w CT IT. CONVENTION

Shippensburg, Pa, Sept. 1S.-On
Thursday the county organization of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its annual convention
in the Church of God. A number
of addresses will be given.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
HUNTMELSTOWN

Eugene Mensch has gone to the
naval training school at Newport,
r. /. He is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Hench, of the National Hotel.
r. Fl. Shifflet is rapidly improv-
ing after an operation for appendi-
citis at the Harrisburg Hospital.
Miss Frances Lundy, head of the
Green Point, Long Island, Hospital,
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lundy.
The High School Athletic Asso-
citation elected the following officers
for the winter term: Manager, James
Cassel; captain, Charles. Hoerner;
secretary, Carroll Ebersole; treas
urer Herman Horst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lundy, of
Harrisburg. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Lundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Conrad and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hummel attended
the church anniversary of the Mid
dletown Lutheran Church on Sun
day.
Edgar Haehnlen left for New York
on Sunday morning after a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Haehnlen.
Harvest home services will be held
in the Lutheran Church on Sunday,
September 30.
Miss Marjorie Nissley has been
confined to her home for several days
with a severe cold.
Mrs. George Karmany and son
William are spending several weeks
with Mrs. Karmany's brother, w.
Homer Hendricks, at New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
MILLER STOWN


Charles Allen and family, of Mid
dleburg, spent Sunday with his
mother, Msr. Mary Allen.
Miss Silvia Fry is visiting friends
at Sunbury.
Miss Margaret Bollinger, of the
Millersville Normal School. and Fos-
ter Bollinger, of Ithaca. n. Y, spent
the weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Bollinger.
The Rev. w. H. Dyer, of Black
wood, n. j., former pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, preached
in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day.
E. c. Resinger was a recent visitor
at Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Cook and
daughter Margaret have returned to
their home at Harrisburg after visit
ing Mrs. Cooks sister, Miss Ella
-Tyson.
Miss Kathleen Thompson has gone
to State College, where she will take
the home economies course. q
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
SUBURBAN PERSONALS,
HUNfSfELSTOWN

William Lands, OF Harrisburg,
spent last week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Lands, while his
wife and daughter were the guests
of her parents near Union Deposit.
Miss Mary Greenawalt spent sew
eral days with friends at Glen Rock,
York county.
Mrs. Samuel Reager and Mrs. Ray
Wilmer spent day at Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Larsen
will shortly move to Harrisburg
where Mr.. Larsen has secured work
with the Ensign Engineering and
Construction Company.
Mrs. Samuel Reager entertained
Mrs. Jesse Reese, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. George Wright, of Leba-
non, last week.
Miss Vera Myers spent the week.
end with relatives at Newport.
Private Whitford Dickinson. of
Philadelphia, was the guest of
friends here last week.
Mrs. Mary Smith entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Surdam, of Lime
rock, Conn.,. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Provencher, of Springfield. Mass,
several days.
MI anu hTS. ". M. haas, OF WaSn-
ington. d. c., were guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Howard Herbein.
MISS Thelma Sanders has return
ed to Binghamton. n. Y, after an
extended visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Nye and son, Claire,
have returned to their home at
Washington, d. c., after an extended
visit with relatives here. Mrs. Nye
was accompanied home by her moth
er, Mrs. Brehm. who will spend the
winter in Washington.
LIVERPOOL
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Dilley are visit
ing with their son, Ralph Dilley, and
family, at Ocean City, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lutz have re-
turned to their Harrisburg homes
after visiting with Mr.. Lutz's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Lutz.
Mrs. Samuel Gunderman and Miss
Wilbur have returned to their homes
at Millersburg after being entertain
ed here by b. F. Lower and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Maurice Shuler
have returned to their homes here
after visiting at Exposition Park,
Conneaut Lake, Crawford county,
and attending the Wild Life League
convention. Mr.. Shuler is county
game protector.
James Holman has returned to
Marysville where he is employed by
the Pennsylvania railroad, after Vis-
iting here with his family.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
ANNVILLE

Wilhelm Keibler, barber of Ann
Vile, received news that his son
Reno has arrived safely in France.
His parents were glad to hear from
him after they knew he. had left
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bailor re-
ceived letter from their son Ralph,
who is among the soldiers with Gen.
eral Pershing in France. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wood left for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Detroit, Mich, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Toledo, Ohio. and Altoona.
John L. Saylor, one of Annville's
Oldest residents, and daughter Anna
left on n trip to Chicago and Des
Mofnes, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Captain Harry Barnhart, of Com
pany III. Fourth Regiment, Lebanon,
and Mrs. Barnhart spent Sunday
here, the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Barn
hart.
Miss Mabel Brightbill has returned
to Philadelphia after visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Brightbill.
Mrs. Marie Jones, of Richmond,
Va, has returned to her home after
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. e. A. w. Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graybill, of
Harrisburg, spent Sunday as the
guests of friends here.
Joseph II. Kreider has been con-
fined to his home with illness for
several days.
Five Annville boys left with Com
pany II of the Fourth Regiment, of
Lebanon, last week They were
Amos Byle, Russell Walter, Nor
man Streicher, Earl Berry and Hor-
ace Smith.
Miss Ora Bachman left for Free
dom, w. Va, where she will teach
music in the high school.
Mrs. William Sholley entertained
in honor of the sixteenth birthday
of her daughter Dorothy.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Ssoffre nuO Giuiani.
Sienstaa nadt tuieOer in Sranf'
reid aHgefOmmen.
0ebeimbaltung glnfte.

9aris, %. Mai. Wlarihaa Soifre
unO Der fri;9ere Erenlier 8iUlani
iiuo porige 9tadt pon ibrer Wiiiiion
mad @nerifa in Brett mle0er ange.
f9muen mno meroen beute in Earis
eiltrefieu.
g9aiblugtau, %. g3ai. Maridaa
sSoiire nn0 Serr &iuiaul iubreu am
10. 4iai pon Rep 9orf nb. 9iilr
einige 9eomte uuO 3eitllugen lpilB.
ten Onnon. Die Iatiahe ipur0e Der
llntcrieebootgefabr pegen gcbeiH ge.
5alten, u1i0 nod bis geitern liefen
gtnlaoungen gum 9eiu6 auterifaHi-
ifcr Stdote fur iie in @nibington
EN-, neil augeHleiu ongemomruen
lUur0e, tie ieIen nod i'm &anoe. am
Sage porber Daren Die Serren crit
non ibrer Runoreiie in gImerifa nud
8aibingtoH 5urildgetebrt. lluo es
mar Die augemeine AHiiejt, 0oB Die
8cipreduHgen nit ibHen nod nnmpr
Gnoaucrteu. Statt Oeiien itano Elm
5ug bereit, Der iie iuic0er nnd) Rcu
CERT brndJtc, Don 100 iie flir3 porber
getonlnen poreil.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Ienc Ene6cIungS l)er|nC5e.
Snni6 Oct Segiernng nad Srebjeninr utrnr.
ia3t spaltnng iln 5apie,
3Dti Srirfc Ses SrdliOeuten au aungrcBlcntc.

erl1eInt, oob cine @rmd9tIaung oies
ier 2trt getpdbrt tpirb."
Der Reprdientant Webb ertI1rte
nah @mpfdng biefes S9retbsns, sr
merOen eiuen sneraii1sn &dmpf fir
Die 3eniurtIauisI fiibren, ole ober
aud I'M 9auie nur nit gerinaer
Ulebrbeit angenommen tpuroe.
Shreiben nn Repr. Seilin.
8oibinetou. 80. Mqi. Gin @riei
0es &rdiioenten gSiIion, ia ipeIhem
er Die @riinoe auseinanoerlest, aus
tpel1eu Die 8ereinigten Stooten
GeutihInuo Den arieg erfI1rt baben,
iuurOe 9eitern i'm gieprGientanten.
Souie DerIeieu. @npfdnger oes
9riefes lit Der 9ongreBabgeoronetc
SefIin, gIabamo. Ser 8riei Iaittet:
o4leiu Iieber Serr Seflin: @s
I'll mir inperit6noIih, tuie Elm nli.
ridttaer lino ebrlider 9fenih meine
Stelllna gum arieae uno ieinen Sic.
len in 3peiiel 8ieben fam. SD babe
imnler pie0er Die iebr esnIten mo
lan9e an0anerltoen Sale BON lin.
redt erlpGbnt, melhe ole faiicrlih
oeutlde Gegierllua eeeen Die 0ietbte.
0en &anoel uno Die 9iirger Der
Gereinigteu Staoteu begangen bat.
Die 2ilte lit lang uno iiberm1lti.
geno. Seine 9intion, peIf)e SeIblt.
adhmg belibt, ober ole 9iedte Der
&umaritGt ohtet, f0nnte oieie @e.
Ieioiguugeu langer ertrogen baben.
.lluiere 3ieIe beim @iutritt in
ben arieg iino NIT glei9er 9Iarbeii
oorgeIeat iuorOen. Die gan3e @uifaI.
iung in 9e5ug ouf Den Guseong oes
Srieges rn0 ieine 8eilegung, eine
9(uifaiilng, ipelde, tpte id1 CLAUDE,
bon meinen 2onosIenten qeieili
miro, babe ih nit Der er0Bteu g(its.
fiibrlidfe;t III einer gInipra6c an
ben Senat Der 8ereiuigten Gtoaten
om %, SSanuar Oargelcgt Bon
neuem ipurnea oieie 8ieIe IN nidt
niB3liperitebeuOcn 2luSoriifcn IN
meiuer 9otidlaft oil Den aon1r"B
2. 2(priI dngefiibrt.
.S}n einem Beriud), oieie Sad}t
3lt ber0grfeln, fam id nur Ole 9lb'
iidt ieban, Die Sdnoc Der 8egierlma
Su i4iodden lno Oic HoIe, peld,c
Die 8ereinigteu Staoten in OieIem
aroBen 9fiugen fin Die 5relbeit Der
Wfenidbet ipieIen iouen, 5u elmer
immirtiamelt mo 5ogernoeu 81 ma.
den. 8ir fiuo in Den arieg 9egon.
gen aus eigenen @riinoeu iinO fiir
eigene 8pefe, Die tlar 0orgeIegt
Iino, uno ioaen fue0er ole @riinoe
nod oie 3lpede bergeiien.
oSn inherent Ser5en lit fein Snb
fir Oos oeliti6e 8oIf, aber Der @ltt.
idlub, Der aud our6 @ntIteIlungen
nid)t SIT eridiittern lit, Ole 9tniprii.
DIE Der mliofratiiden Hegierling 81
ii6erfomnen, ipeIde 3ieIen na6iogt.
benen bos oelltiae @oIf nielnnIs 3n.
geitinlmt bat.
(@eaeihueD @ooorotp 8ilion."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27

Die itaIieniihe 0ffeniioe 1T. mas
ReiuItate anbetriiit. berlaltfen, pie
oas Sornbcrger ,Sd]ieBeu, nur mar
sic 5dJieBerei nit groben bIutiJen
2Serlniien perfniipit, nuturgendB
nit ocn grobten fiir Die StaIiener,
neil fc lid in Der GiieniiDe befon.
zen uno gegen oie itarf beieitigten
aobcnitenrngeu ibrer Gegner on'
lnufen nuIBten. Sdon in Den Ict'
zen Sogem mar ein 9lbiIauen Der
SAMPLE oeltIi6 bcmerfbnr. mo Dor.
ceitern itelIten Die SStaIieuer ibre
sInariife gan3 elm, obne ooB iie
cineg Ser uGhitIiegenoeu 3iele,
Sic oiterreidiIhe Steuuug nuf Dem
9lonte Sauto in Der glo3e bon
glopo. n5r0Iid BON 8or3. erreiht
batteu.
glnaeiidlts ser Sntiabe. 6oB sic
ceiterraider I'M 9ior0en, iilOmeItIidI
pen sriertt, auf benz Iiiago-9Ia.
tcau enc @egeuoifeniipe Don be-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
5tQ(ieniIde @feufue pOr6el.
aeNerd GmoorNa aedt feline angriIIe elm,
O6ne fem Bel ureiC6t I'D 6afen.
Seferrei6er leiten NTenFue it yiorSen ein,
Sie iGUeren adupie an Der SSeftfrOnt Daben lid in
tIeine Gin5cltdmpfc anfgrlDf.
2Srittf6e An9riffe ptritGgefGragen
Seterrei6er Ieitn STenfue I'M yiorSen
2sritif6e Ansrife smrii6sefGragen.

tertcnoer Stdrfe enluidcIt ba6en,
ii g mebr ais iragIidl, ob Die gSto-
hener iih uidt gerooc infoIge Die.
i(r @e9enottiou 5lr GinItelung
Der Gffeniiue am Sion5o oerauIlBt
lcic6cu Da6en. Die 3eihen meb.
zen iid ooiiir, baB Die 0eIterrelner
Tire Gfieuiipe, oie Tie I'M @oriabre
AMI Oem 9Iiiago-GI uno int
Gtih-3ole einIeiteten infoIge Der
utliiiden Sfieniipe ober ipie0cr ein.
iicIlen milbtelL ieet o0er ihon boIo
l0ieOer erofiuen perOen. Die @e-
legcubeit 5u eiuer 0iterreidiiben
Gfienipe mare inioiern geraOe iebt
giuntig, ais ole StaIiener infoIge
ibrer ldlueren &erlulte nm Siou3o
cine llngrlppicrung ibrer Streit.
frGite nornebmen miiiien upo oen
gr0Bten Geil ibrer 9Irtiaerie obue
3peiieI an Der Siou8o-6rout fon.
3entriert 1obeu.
9ln Der mcitIiden 6ront bat iih
nidjt uicl ereignet. ginmaI moren
Die 9eutidJcn ooun Die 6ran3pien
ooer GualGroer in Der 0tfeniipe.
@cioe SciIe bcanipruden SeiIerfol-
ge, ole aber ali sic @eiamtlooe
ieinen GfnfhB baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Gonig 0eorg
Se6adt jeOcn 9la6mittng ieincn
GartOfielafer.

&in6ior, 6. gRai. Cgriei6cridt
Der 2lhociate0 BreB.) a6nig @eorg
Eot ilh 81 elnem ciirigen &aHomirte
uimidelt. Der boiit, Oic oiditeu aor,
toiicln in guglano 3u 3ieben. SSeOcu
yiadnltiag fomn man i'm i'm
Sdloi;part BON g9infior icben, no
T iid eilnn aartolieluder augcleat
Lat. Ter l5uig bebadt ion mo iutt
ole ldier ab Hebcnbe baben ld
bic &rinjciiiu mo eiHe Der Jngen
EriH5en @entiliegarten angelcgt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Hot .n YortuaaI.
Sas Bolt buHgert unO llnrubeH bre-
den iiberall aus.

2ifabon, 6. Noi. (8rieFberid5t Der
2tfotiateO preB) portugol lsioet Rot.
Die preiie fir 2ebensmitteI uno aud
fir aubsre 2trtiteI iino ipegsH Der
2au6bootblodaOe 10 itnrf in bic
90be gegangen, baB fie fir oie drmes
re geb0Ittrung unerf4ningli1 iin0.
@elonoers fe6It GOble. Die StrnBen
psroen ni4t me6r elettriih, fonbsrn
mr burd Gjaslampsn beIeuhtet. 0ie-
manb pngt iid nod Gutritt Der
9unfeIbeit ohne Qnierns un0 Reools
Der duf Die StraBe.
5n me9rereH Stdoten iino llnrubsn
ausge6roden. uno 0as 8oIf bat bic
9dterldben gspIiinOert. Man bofft.
OnB 2(merita &obIen ienben fpiro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27

@ien, iibcr gpnOOn, %. @ai.
Der @eneralitnb Der OitGreidDiidl-
nngariid,en Armcc erlick gciterG
fulgrnOen SaeesbcridJt;
mad meBreren Sagen frudJtlO-
icr Angriffc iaB Der 6einO iid) gc-
itcra gr5mnugen, Ger 5nfantcrie eint
&ait ~ g0Rnen. ythr GitlidJ OuR
NDr5 uerlm0,ten Die ,staliener einea
&oritOf. Gr iuarDe BON nnicrE Ea-
trUnilIen nbaeidjlaacn. in hicier
0egeuO mnrDen Gin Sffi5icr mn
80 Mann gcfangcu gcnummen mS
Gin feinSlidJes Yiaid)iucu9cweBr err
hentet.
yJluf 0em GariO fam cS hin nuo
irieNcr 5n lcbbaiteR 5nianferic9c-
frdjtcu.
yHuf Ger uUrOlidJcn 6runt lit Die
Gage uagrrGRocrt.
y&Dn ner 0ItlidlCn uuo iao0itli.
den 6runt lit uiGto 5n bcridltcn. "
Serliu, iibcr 90nbUn, %. Ytni.
Ter geitrigc SageS6erid)t hcS bent.
Id)en EeuCralitabeS bate iulgcnbca
gSUrilant
skNeitItd)c 6rUnt:
S6ceresarnppe oes Srunpriu5en
Dfupprcdlt:
,3m y)vcrn.9lbidJnitt, bCi Guus,
! EppB nHn all ciucr brcitcu SSrOA:
iii0lidy uom Scarpc mar Die 9rtil'
ierie ecllcrn. titis. NReGrfre britt.
de glngriife bci Snlecpnrt nno
ipdtcr bei GrOiielIes idllugcu inter
blntiecn &crlnitcn fir ben iSeinO
uollitaaoig fcEl. ltc6er 80 8efan-
acne pnroeu genddDt.
,6Ccresgrnppc bcs OentidJcn
arunprin5cn
y3luii6cn bcn 6GGcn OOn G6emin
pcs Games nno Der 9li3ne, nGrolidl
pon 9lcimS, unb uum Sbcrlauf Der
91eslc bis 3nm Snippes~Sale cnt-
uifelten iidD seitiueiiC 9Irtillerie.
sGmpfc. Saomeitlidj nnD iiolim
.un Nanrug sriffcn bic 6raniUiCn
III 9anfc beS Cages mefrmalS~ nm
ere 001enitelnngeu an. Iie bier
.Gmnfen0cm pirttrmbergild)sn Gcgls
neuter idllugem cen ScinO 5nrif
mo mad)ten III 0egenangriffCn
iber $50 @efangene,
ygIm 9I6cnO brad Elm fran5Oiildcr
SorItufpcrindl mi oem iiIolidlen
a6hange oes 3Oebl- -Serges, iiIoDIt-
i'd pon @OronDillers, suiammen.
,,Sln Der Serbun.6rOnt lunrSe &C.
tern Der glrtilleriefampf uieSernm
aufacnpmmen. Sllcincre Sample,
bic i'm @Drielbc itnttfauSen, bradl-
:en nns meGrere @efangenc eiu.
,Sn eincm glngriffe eines nnicrer
Stnffelacidnuaoer nuf fcinOlidje
SeIielballuns 6ci gOnuancDurt,
norolueitlidl BON 9icims, ictten mir
iinf feiublidlc lciiel6allunS alcifI-
;eitig in SranS-
,,S5reresGr ppe 0cs 6er5ogS Nl'
brcdlt: gtidtS sn 6eridlten.
,Wn;cbOniidle 5rUut:
,3luiidlen Sen Grcs6e-Scc nnS
brm Gerna, anf beiben llfern oe5
garoar mmS am Strnma, luGr Die
fcinolidlc 9lrtilierie geitern tGtiger
sig ain Sage porber."
C5eItern a6enO teiltc Der bsntIdle
C9encrnljta6 in elmer sniablidIen Gr'
fldrmna nit, baf Ole gage nnuer'
lHocrt gebliebeH Jet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Sn Gefabr.
@eneraIIl iuarnt
Oic Gullcm.
SersihtenfD Optimiitiih.

&etrogrob, 80, Mai. iiber 2on.
BON. Gin aonqreB Der GeIcgaten
Ger SfiiSiere Der 9lrnee lmO N2a.
rine, Der erite ieiner 9Grt. lit bier
er6ifnet morOeu. 1000 9elegaten
iin0 amueleH0.
General 9lIcgieif SberbejebIsba.
Der Der arnee, belt cine 9luipra6e,
III meldler er auSfiihrte, Dob ser
glarrurif nGos 9au0 lit in @eiabr"
mobIbegriinoet iei.
o9ie Sd]lagfertigfeit Der glrmee"
iogte er, hat 0urf 6as spiid1en
SoIonten uuo Gffi5ieren berridenoe
MiBtrauen aeIitten Die cinIt 10
frrdt6ars rniiiIdle Nrmec 1T nit
tOOlider Cbnmudlt acidIlngen nnec.
iidltS einCs idreflidcn nuo sdbrn
iScinOes, Der iciue 6eaclrIidle Sano
nadJ Den aSrOuin5cn SiiS.RufIanSs
Gusitredt."
General 9lIcgieff ernabnte oie
DeIegaten, mad ibrer 9iidfebr 5u
ibreG Hegimentern sic periduiin.
oene 0iS3ipliu pieocrber3uiteIlen.
Getrograo. %. aRoi iiber 2onr
oon. Gas @rcfutinfonlitee oeS Son.
5ils Ser glrbeiter luO SoI0aten bot
an bos Snternationole So3ioIiitii6e
gureau mo an Die Sc5inIiiten aller
2onoer. beioRNer3 on Sic So5iaIi.
itiibe @artei in Geiterreidb teIe9ro.
pbiert, Die SinriGtrna non Or.
5Srie0rih 9IoIer, Dem M0roer oe8
6itcrreihiihen 8remiers @rafen
Stiirgtb. 5u oerbinoern. Dos So.
nitee be5ei6net gI0Ier ais oen Gor.
fdmpfer Der 6reibeit oaer G6Ifer
uno rer 9Soee 6es WeItirieoen8.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
llsSootfricJ.
Gcrettetc perienfter Sd)IfIe in
gislu 9Orf.
Srniiliauer turpeOiert.

g}eip gort, %. Nlai. Sin Britt
t4er 9ampIer, oes beute bier ontGm.
bra9te lIeberlebenbe mebrerer britis
Icber 0ampFer, bic BON beuti6en llns
tarIeebooten perientt poroen paren.
Inter ben perIenttsn S6iffen befdno
Ti6 Der britifae 0ompfer nSomers
gate, 3,400 3onnen, Der iid duf
Der 5obyt ben ,@oIpeiton. &eras.
nod &ioerppol befano.
2onoon, %. Stat. 9rei3ebn lle5ers
:ebenbe oes noripegilden 0amp5ers
.Maoura", 2,351 3onnen grpB, Iinb
geitern bier angetpmmen. 3nei
Mann follen um9etommen iein. S9s
rer Grfldruug 3ufOI9e Durpe oas
Shiff pbne 0arnung berientt.
Qaris, %. Wloi. Ser broiiltanis
I9e 8ampfer n3iiuta", 2.3O4 Sons
nen groB, lit an Der 9uite Der Sres
tagne perfentt poroen. Sin Ssil Der
8emonnuug lit gerettet pOrben.
StodboInl, %. Moi. Bon 2eugSt.
turmitationsn pirD beridtet. bah
heuti9e llnterieeboote brei fhpeois
f4e 5radtoampfer, bic iia auf Der
6abrt na9 5inl1nO befanben, i'm
9otbnii9en Meerbuisn getopert uio
no6 bauti9en 0dfen eebra9t hdtien
gs beiBt. boB iih OieIe oeuti6e llns
terIeeboote in OieIem 9eile Der Office
beIiuben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
1entidle ,Reid)s6anf.

Berlin iIber &on6cH, %. N}aI
Ger Nodcnaltspcis ocr 9ieif sboat
rom -. Aloi 5ciat iol8cnoc Hcn0e-
rnnacn On 0idrfl.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
9nnoess Gbeaeies.
Gin6citIidle @oridlriftrn FIR 6eirat
nno Sdleioung befilruL rfet.

BafbngtOn, %. Mai. ginbtitIihs
8orI6riften ii6er 6eirnt unb Sdsiz
ounq pur6en beate Dor einem gluss
IduB oes Senats befiirportet, bem
Die beantragte 9erfaTungsduoerun5
iiberrieieu 1T. Or. Trantis Wooop.
G6hnqo; giThof 9lfrc0 6oroing.
Waf6ington; 5rau 6. q. IeIIun
genfielo. glem gorf; paitor 5lopO
3ompfins, Qbilooelpbid, un0 g16bis
ner q6ram Simon iproden Ii6 ane
oabm aug, nnB Der 8unb Die Gbes
qeIeBgs6ung einheitlid regeln ioae.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-27
Snrfmupr in Glammen.

afmIteroani, %. 2iai. il6er Gon-
fcn. Seuer, oas in einem Iorimoor
IN Der 1roDin5 8rentbe entiidllO. bot
pier Iorier pcraihtet luO breHnt
peiter. Cine 9ln3dbI gcrte babeH lbr
Sebeu ucrioreH uuo nber bHn0crt
Scatter iiue 5critort Gin 6ultcn aus
eiiier guggcrmaidinc 5ai oeH 8raHO
neruriaht.