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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

five miles west Of the city. Twelve
quarts OF beer were sei1ed.
The plant" was located aero" the
river According to Deputy Adresn,
Parrish would meet the automobiles
and would give Ramsey the orders The
latter would then wade across the river
and secure the liquor. The deputies
lay in wait for some time before max
ing the arrest Finally, when Ramsey
returned with some liquor, he was
placed under arrest by Deputy Tyler.
Adrean then went to the automobile
with his flashlight in hi, hand. Par
rish saw him coming and thought it
was Ramsey.
ITS all right, Bill" Parrish said,
according TO Adrean
Then he recognized Adrean and
started 10 run. Adrean called to him
to stop and then fired n shot in the
air. Parrish did not stop until Adrean
told him he would hit him with the
next shot. Then he surrendered.
The automobile contained two men
and two women from Tonkawa Their
names were taken and they will be used
as witnesse, .sainsh Parrish and Ram
Oey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

mems committee similar to that Of
Russia. He attributed rare manifest
stions Of discomfort to that propaganda
and asked why measures had not been
taken to suppress it
NJ Malvy said the police were orr
dered to pursue every illicit criminal
enterprise, but he did not think the sem
sts wanted him TO take hostile atti-
tude toward the working class.
Premier Ribot closed the debate with
an ardent defense OF NJ. Malvy. He
said the organization Of workmen could
not be held responsible for the action
them. I'VE are in the presence of a
campaign Of pefidy which must not bc
misunderstood" cried M. Ribot. Ger
many has need Of peace 1fdshe wants
to obtain it by no Jnstter y5at means"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

be used, the members Of the exemption
boards do not know until they receive
official information and instructions
from Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
GERMANS BEHIND
PLOT TO INCITE
FRENCH REVOLT
Propaganda Spread Among
Workmen Of Nation,

PARIS, July D-Revolutionary ele-
menu have engaged In propaganda in
France TO discourage soldiers and de-
velop . demand for . premature peace,
according to Senator Ciemenceau. who
at q meeting Of the upper house Of
parliament today vigorously attacked
NJ. Malvy, minister Of the interior. &C
cusing him of neglecting to take nee
essary measures against these persons
NJ Clemenceau averred that these rev.
olutions had preached the organiza-
tion in France OF soldiers and work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
CITY IS CALLED ON TO GIVE
ClGARETS TO "SAMMIES"


or a pull at a pipe. 1t is just for
such moments that "Our Boys 10
France Tobacco fund" has been con-
ccivcd.
An entirely volunteer organization
has been formed in order that the sol
diers and sailors Of Uncle Sam may
have their smokes" Those who are
behind the organization say IL must not
be forgotten that the soldier is 4 mighty
human proposition, that he probably
long has been Z devotee of the weed
in some form or other and that 4 de-
nial OF tobacco would make him un-
comfortable and i'll at ease
Those who stay At home can do a
real service for the boys who have
donned the khaki to fight their fight.
For . 2S-cent piece = carton OF to-
baeco containing two PACKAGE Of Gig.
arets, three packages OF smoking to-
baeoo and . can OF pipe tobacco will
be delivered to some soldier or sailor.
The retail price OF the tobacco is As
cents and il would cost 20 cents to get
il to the soldier, but through contribu-
tions and the purchase of tobacco at
cost those in charge Of the fund are
able to get the package delivered for
Is cents
The donor, OF the fund will know
that their gift has reached lis proper
destination A postcard with the name
OF the giver will be included in the
package and will be returned with a
message from the soldier or sailor who
received the package.
Tho.Oklahoma City Times has been
designated as the collection agency for
this territory. Send your subscri pior
and name to this newspaper and the
rest will be done
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
TROOPS DESERVING
bY WHOLESALE; WRECK
/ THREATENS Government 7

(csntinvsd Prom Pass ~
front. The telegram announced the in
,ouguration OF stern measures to conba
dissffection.
Z Will Fire on Dsssrtsrs.
we unanimously recognize that th'
situation demands extreme measures
end efforts, for everything must b<
rished to save the revolution from ca
,tastrophe." the message reads. The
commando -in-chief on the western
front and the commander Of the second
army today have given orders to fire
a deserters and runaways.
"Let the country know the truth, Let
h act without mercy. Let It find
snough courage to strike those who BY
their cowardiee are destroying Russia
,aad the revolution"
Complete Dissssanisatioa.
Referring to the threatened disaster,
~ telegram says.
Most military units are In state
- complete disorganisation. Their
9Do6tt t0f the ofiehSive mas uttetiy u's
Gopeared. They no longer listen tc
: ogoeYs OF their leaders and they neglect
sell sxhortations Of comrades, even re-
!. .plying by threats and shots. Some ele
uoats voluntarily evaeuate position
without even waiting for the approach
: q he enemy.
sCsses are on record In which q
sef6es given to proceed with oil hast
~ such and such . spot to assist com
redes in distress has been discussed 70
several hours At meetings and reinforce
H1snts consequently have been delayet
sevarsl Hears.
no Not Wait for Attach.
y Thse troops abandon their positions
q ~ first shots Of the enemy. For {
Golance of several hundred verss, lon(
d ~ Of deserters, armed and unarmed
dn IN good health and robust, wht
{ hsse lost oil shame and feel they cat
"a altogether with impunity are pro
eoo1lng 10 the rear. Frequently entir
uh3tg> desert In this manner"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
||EJuRy TO,
|||||I|E CASE OF ,
|lvNEE YOUTH
oeDd Stacker Taken, After
4 Numbers Arc Published,

Z IN Hills, said to be q years old, was
oGRoo1sd yesterday at Shawnee by the
4 ~ q police and turned over to Dep
~ United Statss Marshal Brown on q
'SlaeGo of bsing Z slacker. With the
ojin6ag n he lists Of those registered
;j&tA t6els draft numbers. II appeared
- HIS had not registered and his
6gsoG followed.
1flis fret was taken before the regis
sesua3on beard at Shawnee and required
~ register. Then he was turned over
! - jedersl authorities His case will be
! eiepd 10 the grand jury now in session in
7 OGAhoms City.
Witnesses have been summoned from
ahaMnss to appear before the grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

YGfAOCRAD, July 23--There are
ledicstions that the workmen's and sol.
k1)ops' eouncii after the events Of the
Hao( week and oil circumstances con-
56o11sd Herewith are spprehensive Of
: eeanter.reyolution, The central COM
mitlee has issued \ manifesto calling
heal organizations OF the revolutionary
denoeracy and army to be ready at any
moment to rally around their political
eenters, namely the councils Of the
workmen and soldiers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

LONDON. July 22-(Delayed)-
A Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd
datsd Friday, reads: Until an early
lDur this morning the ministers dis
enoeod the question Of Immediately
oteeiaiming Russia a democratic re-
& 6nblic. The final decision on the sub
III will be taken after the executive
.5o1Dmittee OF the council Of workmen's
~ soldier delegates has announced
(. etufse In the matter"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Fat Man Rejected:
Brings In Others

CHICAGO, July 2J.-William ST
II mon, who weighs nearly 700
~ pounds, applied for admission
to an ambulance company but was
refused on account OF his weight.
He asked what he could do to help,
and was told to get recruits and
yesterday Simon brought twenty-five
men to the ambulance headquarters
to enlist He is making further ef-
forts today to increase his quota.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Mail Your Application
Today

The Club will mail you a statement
on September lst and will then Issue
your membership card. Without any
doubt these memberships will be at
premium before the date of the Clubs
first concert.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
LIQUOR IS FOUND
At Fish CAMP
George Parrish and Bill Ram
sey Are Arrested,

George Parrish and Bill Ramsey
were arrested last night by Deputy
Sheriffs Adrean and Tyler on charge
Of maintaining 4 place where liquor
is kept in violation Of the prohibitory
law. They were found at . fish camp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

(csntinvst Prom Pass ~
lbout. The telegram announced the in
,oueuration OF stern measures to combat
dissffeetion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Associate Membership Plan


artists fheclu
seat will to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
VAeosvsf You Need . General Tonic
Take Crows.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic Il equally valuable as .
} General Tonic because II contains the
veil known tonic properties OF QUl-
NINE and IRON. Oc.--Adv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

bling, Sones (@ai6ineton), aeGoeg
Genpon anor, &o09e, NlcGumber
Dlc2ean, 9leIion 9}ep, Baec, Ben
role @oinOerter, Smoot, Sterling
Sut6erlono, @oOsmortb, @orren
8otion, @eefs ~ 30.
Gb Der GongreB i1licBli1 Die @m.
pfcblung oes @cnerollta6es 6e5iielid
oes 9lIterS ocr Der glusbcbune I'M
tcrWorfcncn MGnner onnebmcn miro,
eridbien bclte g(benO 5meifelboit.
Sym Scnat muroe Die 8eltimnlng
Der Bill, OoB @6nner 5miicben 19
unO 25 SSobren nusgeboben perOen
founen Oobin gednoert, ooB oos
Dtinoeltolter ouf 81 inO ooS S06lt.
otter ouf 81 Sabre ungcicbt muroc.
0as Sous ltinintc oGe @erlude, 0ie
Gmpfcbhng Oes 0lilitGr- Gomites,
oic @reuoen oilf 81 6e5lp. 40 Sabre
feIt3uicben lm5uitoBeu nit GROCER
Wtolorltat mcoer.
Eieie unO anoere mcniger lpidtigc
9lmeuoements per0en io6ol0 ais
moglidJ in elmer Gonferen5 3pii9en
beioen SGuiern crleOigt perocn in
Ser SoiinlIng ooB Die @oBno5mc
acgen Nlitte nddIter ISOLDE Dem YrG-
IiOenten 5lr llnter5cidnimg oorgelegt
per0en fam.
SIN Senot puroe belte 9lben0 81
ipdter StllnOe nit 56 9egen 81 Stim-
men ein bon Senator $orOing einge.
reidtes 9lmcnoement ongenommen,
Oos Sbcrit &ooiepelt geitottet, bier
Observation-Disclosures Inn 9ieuite in
6ranfreid alif5u6ringen. Sin 16nli.
Dies ENHANCEMENT mar geItern bonn
Souie 5uriidgemieien porOen
Inter oen widtigeren 9lmenoemen-
ten pelhc Inn @ouie oneenonlmen
mirOen, por eines, oos oen @rGli-
oenten ermGdtiet bon Der 9(us-
bebungS- -Scitinnung no6 8clie6en
Berionen ous5unebmen, Die I'M lono-
wirtbihoitli6en 8etrie6e bcicbdftiot
iino.
SIN Senot go6 es cine longc 0e-
botte iibcr &orihlGee, oeu Gerfouf
ooer Oen @eiis bon olfoboliiden @e-
trGnfen wdbreuo oes Grieges 5u oor-
bieten. Wlebrere glmenoemente wiir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

Yglrmeegrlppe oeS 4ronprin8en
Ruppredt bon 8oDern - 9luf beioen
llfern oeS 6lulics Scrope iebte Der
8ein0 iein tories Reimbursement I'M
ierer Steaunecn lno oes binter
ibncn gelcgcnen Eerritoriitms fort.
@ir crlpioerten oos 5ellcr scr britt.
iben 9otterien in mirfiamer Sgeiic.
@eitcu g}oGmittog brodcn meb.
rere britiide @oritoBe bel @Ion6D
Dor unicren 2inicn 8uiommen; iie
trlgen Dem 6einoe iADere 8erhIitc
Elm.
Nclite bel GogeSonbrucb nobm oos
glrtiaerie, 6euer in Dem @ebiet 3lpi-
iben Coos uno ct. Quentin einen
unecmein beitigen Gbarofter on
ailr5 Oorouf Wuroe Die Snfonterie,
Shlodt ouf DER son6en 6ront mic
Der oufgenommen.
glrnccgruppe ocs 0eltiden aron-
prin5en n 9ie olleemeine Situotion
blcibt imocrGnoert; 5eitmcilig miro
oas 5euer iebr inteniip. gei Qrope
bobcn Die 6rou5oicn eiuen 9lngriff
unternonmen Der d6er gGn5licb iebl.
idbhe. 9ci Der Surtebiie. 6orn nab
men mir oen feinoIi6cn Sruppcn,
pcl6e einen erfolglbien gIngriff
nlodteu @jefongene mo Moi1incn-
gemebre ob.
gtobe 0rimont uno nor0li6 bon
&eimS Ibritt Der 6eino mebrere W}ol
gum 9lngriif obne ieood irseno mel
den @rfolg 81 cr5ieIen.
glrmcegrippe OeS Ser8oes gllbrecbt
BON &iirttemberg -GS bot-Iicb nidts
bon groBerer 8eoeutilng ereienet.
0rei feinolidbe gleroplone mur0en
0lr6 unierer glnti 6lue3eug @e-
idiibe bcruntereebolt, uno 8pei Sci.
iclboaons IN 2ufteefc9ten berlnter
gci@oiicn.
0eltli@er &riegSfdou-
plaB.
0ic utiiiihc 9(rtiacric mur0c iii.
Der giobbnriboft Ger aiiite, peItlih
bon Sutsf, uno om 8Iota 2ipo, am
glaraDliofa uno om @utna beoeiiteno
infoIge ociien pcritdrften
aud mir in oicien @esenoen unier
9lrti1erie. 6euer.
golfan &riegSfbou.
plob.
Snfolge oes beftigen &eeens uno
Oes ShncefnIles in oen Bergen mar
oic @efcdtstb6tigfeit oilf Ger mace.
Oonii6enSront cine nur bei6rGnfte.
q 9lmtliher bulgariiAer
8eri1 t.
Sofio, bia 2onoon, %. 9lpriI.
Scr bitlgorii1e @eneralito6 melOet
unter beutieem 0atum onltlih:
nglm Sreitag mar oos 9lrtinerie-
6euer in Dem @ebiet 8piihen Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

@oibin9ton 2S. 9lpril. -
Sopobl Der Senot, pic oos 9Reprd-
ientontenbous bieBen beute Ocn 8lon
Der glOminiltrotion cine 9roBe glr-
nee ouf Der 8oiis Der gluswobls-
glusbebung ouf5ubringen, init iiber-
pdltigenocr WfoioriGt gut, in0cm iic
oic glmcnocmente, neI6e oos Srei-
pilligcn.SDltcm bcnubt ipilicn poa-
ten, nie0eritinnten.
gtoA oen beute gl6cno gegcbencn
9ln5eibcn oiirfte oie 9lrnce.@orlogc
obne cini6neioenoe @erGu0erungen
in Der ibr 6ur6 Sen @cncrolitob ge-
ge6encn 6ornl nod Dor oent Wtorgen
ongenommen perOen.
SSm Senat muroc 0os SSrcitpilli-
gcn.glmenoement nit 90 gegen Is
Stinrmen nieoergeItinlmt 1no I'M
@ouie nit 279 eeeen 9S. Qie StGrfc,
mclde Die glnbGneer oes 9(oniniitru-
tionsploneS entiuideIten, iiberroi1te
ielblt Die 9lontiniItrotionSfii6rer.
Das &ohlm i'm Senat Oert6eilte
iih, mie folgt:
Sir Oos 5reiipiGigen 9lmenoe-
ment Genlotraten: @ore, Sar0pid,
Sirbp, Wlc&eqor, 9}eeO, S6omos.
Ernmmeu lno Ynr0amon n s.
9iepublifoner. @oro6, Gummins,
Curtis, 6nQ, @aainger, @ronno
Sobnlon (Gol), Ga 6oaette, 9lor-
ris, Sherman 10.
@egen oos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ment: Gemofroten: 9li6urlt, gonf-
6eo0, gedbonL groilIioro, G6om6cr-
lain, GuIberion, SSlet6er, @errp,
6iais, Sllitine. SomcS, SSo6nion
(Sout6 Gufoto), Sones. (9aew-Meri-
COY, &ing, 9eipis, @}ortin @lpers,
Operman Olpen, @6elan, gittmon,
Yomerene, 9ionsOea, Gobinlon,
SoilSburD, S6ofrot6, S6epporo,
Sbielos, Simmons, Smith (9lri3),
Snit6 (@eoreio), Smit6 (@ioro-
Iano) Smith (5out6 Gorolino),
Stone, Smanion, E6ompion llnoer-
wooo, &oli6 @iQiams, @oIcott
40.
9lepu6lifoner: 9raoo, 9ranoe9ee,
Calder, Golt, 0iaine6anl 6ernol6,
6rance, 6reIingbppien Sale, Sor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

3aroor ltno oem Doirau.See nit lin
terbrc6uneen iebr 6eftiger glatur.
Gos S6ladtfeIo Dor uniereu Stcl-
litngen 1T nod nit 2eiben feinoli6er
SoIoaten lowie nit oerIolienen @e.
ibiiben uno onoerem arieesnloteriol
beoedt.
glusfdae BON @rfllnounesabtbei-
llneen norooitli6 BON aiiioli uno DIT.
lid BON 0elioIi (orei M}eilen peitIi6
bon DoiraD batten oaS 9leiultot, NoB
mir orei Wioi6ineneeipe6re uno eiuen
Nlincnwerier crbetiteten.
aleine feinoliHe Getadements Oer-
ilihten unter Der 0edltug eines bef-
tieelt 9lrtiacrie.6euerS iiiolid bon
Goiran bor5uorineen tulroeu ober
5uriidgeidlagen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

oen on9enonmen Oorunter cines,
weldes es lneeicelid noht Spirt-
tuoien an Sfft5iere o0er Solooten in
llniform oOer an Nlitelie0er Oes
Gongreiies ooer nnoere 9eontc 0rl
Oerfaufen oOer 5u oeridenfen.
Spoter iebte ieOodb Der Senat an
oieie Stelle OieIes oor6er angcnom.
menen 9lmenOementS Elm onOereS,
oos leOigliA Oerbietet Soloaten in
llniform Spirihloien 5u oerfouien,
unO oos Dem %rGiOcnten lucitge6eu-
Dc Gollmoht giebt, onoerc 9robibi-
tions.9Regrlotionen 81 MAIDEN. SSm
Souie puroe Elm G6nlidbes glmcnoe-
ment olf @riuo tedniihen @inpon-
0es berporien.
(SpGter) N 9(uf GinmonO oes
8oriibers Fitzgerald bonn @ermiai-
eungs-@omite wuroe ole $3.0OO.OOO
@erpiaigung, ole sur 0ilr6fii6rlng
Der Yeitimmuueen Der @orlage in ser
8ia ausgeiebt mar, iblieBli6 I'M
SouIe nit einem @otiim bon 35t ge-
gen % Stimmen eeitri6eL un6 es
Wuroe beidloiien Dab oas Gomite am
s9lontag cine geionOerte Bin einrei-
hen ioa, Inn oie 9Iuibringltng Der
&riegS S-9lrmee 81 finon5iren.
Ias Snus 6egann oonn qegen T.
ll6r nit Der en0eiiltigen 9lbitimmimg
iiber ole @orloge.
81 Nmerifonii6e 6remOcn.
&egionen.
@oi6iuqtot 2S. 9(pril. Sic
5ablrei6en nihtnoturaliiirten 6rem-
oen in Ocn @ereinigten Stootcn Oiirf.
ten cine oroBe @leuge SoIooten fir
Oen 9rieg iteQen wenn eS Ger Gon-
greB oen oaiirten 9fotionen erlou-
ben iolltc, i6re llntert6onen in sic
fem 9dnoe inter Die SSa6nen 3il ru-
fen umO fir Den Gienit ein5u5ie6cn.
@eneralo0illtant W1cGoin erfl1rte
6elite er babe 8o6lrcicbe @eiuc6e BON
8remoeu erbolten oie in oic g[rmce
eintrcten tuollen bod fonnte sic 9lc-
gierlng 6isbcr nicbt 0aroltf cingc.
ben, ipeil es ous @eicb ni1t erIau6cn
piiroe; cine i'm GonereB i6mebenOe
Gorloge oiirftc o6cr cincn glusrpco
fir oieic 2eiite offucn.
riegs-SefretGr @ofer crfI0rte
bellte, OoB mo6ri6einIib 6remoe in
Den reouldrcn llcbungSlogern ais
Offi5icre iiir acknowledgement ber-
mer0en fonnten
Son ruiiiiAen, itnlieniicben, rlumG-
niIhen iino fror30iiic6en 6ii6rcrn lit
6ereits Die @littbeiGlng eingelollfen,
OoB lire 2anOsleute mir 81 bercit
icien, @ut inO 9lut fir oie @erei-
nigten Staaten 81 opfern imo aegcn
Geutiblon0 81 fGmpfen 9(uH mol
len 9lrmoliier uno SDrier cine &C.
gion 6iloen Inn gcgen GeutiAlano
81 fdnpfen lnO oif Oieie @eiie Die
5iirfpi haiipnrii an helfpn 1tnA 1n fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
Bun orittrn 4llal.
9Mr66rn6sOerlud) nliRs
Imugen.
8ritem bUlem iicD icbiucrc
SdInppc amf9(rrnssSSr

9luf 9rciBia ailomctcr Gront oil
beiOen lliern OcS Scorpe ipurocr
iie 6uriideeporfen. Sbre Ser
lutte ouBeroroentIib ibwer.
Guiiiide 9lrtiaerie IdBt bon iid
boreu. ~ &eeen rmo Sdnee in
NloceOonien.
Berlin, pio 2ouoon %. glpril.
~ Ser bclltc 9lbeno bonn oeuti6en
@encrolltob crloiicne omtIide 9eridt
bot iolgenoen @ortlout:
u9[uf Dem 9lrros 56lo6tfeIoc
i6hlg 6eute Ger brittle Veriucb Der
9riterL ole 6euti6en 2inien 3u ourh-
bre6en gdn8li6 febl 0ic glneriffe,
pelde bel EoeesonbruH nit ltorfei
Gruppcumoiien ouf elmer 30 Gilo.
meter 6ront ouf beiocn llfern oeS
6illies Scrope begonhen, bru6en
lnter rnierem 8eucr 5uiommen, uno
in @egenongriffeu erlitt Der 8eino
cine i6mere gtieoerlnee. Seine Scr.
lutte moren ouBerorocntlicb i6per.
gluf Ger 9lisne- lino G9ompaene-
6ront ipielten lid glrtiacrie-0ueIle
nit peAieIuocr Snteniipit0t ob.
9crlit pio 2onoon, 2S. 9(pril.
0ic 9lrtillerieySbGtigfeit nobnl
beute bel SogeSan6ruh in Der @e-
gcuo 5mii6en 2oos uno ct. Quentin
an 8cftigfeit 3lL un0 fur5 oorouf
wurocn ouf Der son5en Sront oie Sn-
fontcrie.&dmpfe ipicoer oufeenonl-
men. Gin 9(ngriff Der 6ran6oien
bei DroDer ulf Der 6ront ocs oeut-
i@en aronprin5en murOe obgeihla.
gen.
9[uf Ger rulIiidb-goli8iicben Sront
NJ one @etehtstbotlgtett ein menig
lebbafter ocmor0en.
0ieie 9unoe brinet Der omtlide
geridt Der beutc gio6mittog bont
oeuti6en 9lrmee-Souptquortier aus.
gcgeben puroe ino folgcnoen @ort.
laut Bat:
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GurO SlOrt6cliffc 6iIft 3eitmusS
bernnSgebern.

@ofbington, 2S. 9lpriI
2orO 9}ortbcIiife, ser britiide 3ei'
tlmgsperleeer, bat oeu amerifoni
iden Serauseebern bon 3eitidriiten
Die @r5eueniiie aus ieinen 4apier-
6abrifen i'm norooiiliHeu Canada
SIR Geriiielng eeiteIlt. Ole Nus
bcllte Der 4opierniiblen betrdgt co.
600 Eonnen I'M Sabr rno miro
ma6rideinlib oen gegenpdrtigen lebr
bo6eu YreiS bon &apier beriInter-
oriidelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
bic Srci6cits.slulci6c Oun 1917

Cos @elO ioa bis sum leBten 0oIar
in Dem 9ompfe Der 0emofratie
0egeu ole 9lutofrotie berwauOt
peroen ioet Sdobomts. .Sefretdr
Dlcglooo.- -9tur @roBbritarnien,
6ronfrei6 unO StoIicn er6aIten
oopon.
&ni6ington 2s. 9lpriI
Ole groBe 9lnleibe, melhc Die Der.
@tooten Our6 Die Gbli9ationenaus-
eobe ouine6meu iou, pie Sefretdr
0ic9Iooo beute 9lbeno antiinoigte,
ofii5iea ais ,,oie 6reibeits.9InIeibe
BON 1917" Oeiienirt lueroen.
0ieler 9tome murOe bon &errn
Dlcglooo eep16lt, neil oaS @elO aus
N,cier glnleibe bis 5um lebten Dollar
in Dem Sample Der 2emofratie gegen
0ie 9Iutofrotie ausgegeben weroen
jon. Sr. Mc9looo mcint, es tonnte
fein beIierer glamc oafiir gefunoen
meroen.
Die Gertreter @roB6ritounieu'S,
Sranfreicb'S uuo StoIien's unterbrei-
teten berte ibre giinide i'm S@ab.
cmte. 0ie 9eoiugungen in Be5ug
alif Oic QorIe6en an 6ranfreih uno
Stalien peroen oemudbit befonut &C.
qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
lDGbeimIi6t.
9ameM nm SOnnage
Ocr ll-SuOt- Cpfer.
Sp erfldrt Der beutId)c
GtnatS sSefretdr bcs
Oieifsmarimcamts.

Ger Eog nidt feru mann eua.
IonO 5ricoens. .llnterbouoIuuaen
oufniipieu muB, iaet er. 0elt.
ide berloreu in 5lpci 92onoten
feds llnterieeboote.
Mmfter0anJ pio 2onoon, 28.
SlpriI glab oem bonn .9erliner
Soseblatt" oeeebeneu geriht BON
Der Grtldruug oes StootssSetretors
oes 9ieidsmorineomtS, 8ico.glomiral
non GapeIlc, Dor Dem Soupt.glus.
iduB ocS oeuiicbcn @eihstogs baben
Die Geutiden in oeu eriten beioen
Wlonaten Der lmein0eihranttcn
EaudboottriegiiIbrung mr 6 I'm.
terieeboote 0erIoreu, eiue 3ubl mel.
be bon Der Der neugebauten Ioud-
boote bieIfocb iibertrpiien pir0.
Ger 9lomiral CAB Dem ghisihuB
ndbere Snformotion iiber oie 3abl
Der i'm Ban beeriiieneu be8iu. bereits
fertigen ueilen llnterieeboote. melhe
cine beoaltenoe 3unabme ouhuies
@r iogte, Dob Elm aeuiiaenoer Dor.
rotb bon Del fir Die aroBen Sriegs.
idifie uno ole llnterieeboote Dor.
banOen iei mo ooB ole Shiifsbou.
b0fe nit Neitealngeu ii6er6duit
ieien.
Gr betoite, ooB SdIadtidifie nidt
ooQie entbebrIih ieicn ooB a6cr i6r
BAD bon Dem 9orge6cn anocrer g2a-
tionen abbdnais lei. Gr Derlidcrtc.
Dab oas 8reitiae Der 8riten mebr
ourd) oie Shladt am Sfooerrot ols
OurdD oen llnterieeboot.Rriee cridit.
tert porOen iei.
9luf Oie grfolae Der llnteriee6oot.
friegiiibrlng eingebeno. iagte Der
Stootsiefret0r oes 9eidsmorineam.
tes, DAB peOer ole @riten nod Sc.
rem glQiirte Oie g}omen imo Qonnoqc
Der berieutten Sdifie 81 peroiient.
lidcn pnren. Ger 9loniral be5oa
lid babel auf oie 5oblreihen 9erid).
te uno ole monatliden 8uiammcn-
Itellungeu Der oeiltibeu Somiralitdt
6e8iiglid Der ll.9oote.
gefrogt be5iigIih 0eS @e0ontenS
an Elm 9lufgeben oes Eaud6ootaric.
aes CAB ser Nliniiter DER llebcr3ct
ang 9lusorlid, Dab Der 3og nidt
mebr fern iei, wann @roBbritonnicn
feline gereitihoft erfldreu miiile. in
Observation-Disclosures cin3utre.
ten.
0orpegcr in 6ie 8iefe pe-
nrot.
2onoon %. 9lpril. es mur.
Oe beute ofii8iea onaefinoiat OoB
Der noripegiihe Tompier .Qorobo-
re-. Elm Sdiff bon 1867 Gouncn.
perIenft tpuroe. Qieie sfltnoe brinat
cine Gepeide aus G6riiiionia all sic
s@rbonge telegraph Gomponp.
9lah ben 3eugeronsiagcn Dor a.
mem @eridbt in Bergen bat Elm och.
ides llnterieeboot me6rere 5hiilic
auf sic 8ootc oes npruegiihen Cont
piers vGbeooor @iaiom@ aeIeuert
nadoem OieieIben bon benz Tompicr
abgeitoBen iuaren.
(@on Der @erienfung oes .,G6eo.
DOR gBiaiam" mar irii6er nidts ae.
meIoet iuoroen. Ger Dampfcr 6aiie
einen &ouninbolt bon 3,057 Eon.
uen)
II 9ootgreift @ouraDoom
Wlittelmeer an.
8erlin, bio 2onoon, 28 slpril.
Gin oeutihes llnterieeboot bat in
@eiie oie Saieuuerle
nabe @ourabo, ipeitIi6 BON 9lloicrs.
oie ipiHtig fir ocn 1ronsport imo.
bomboroirt~ ioat Elm omtIiher &C.
ridt, Der beiite bier aiiseagebcu pur.
oe Sine 2nnoungsbride iuur0c
oenlolirt iuio cine onoere purOe
iblper beid0oigt~
(SolraDa lieat an ser algeriihen
W1ittelmeer.aiiite. GO 0leiIen Deit.
lid BON 9Hgiers.)
gl6onneuten, bic ben ,9emtIdlcn