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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Capture of Coucy Forest
Menaces Plateau and New
German Position
Nivelle Pushes Great
Turning Movement
British, Driving Through
Mud and Rain, Force
Enemy from Villages
B. Cable 10 The Tribune /

Paris March 27.-A turning move
ment around the plateau Of Coucy, on
the southern bulge of the "Hindenburg
line" is being pressed by :he French
with great energy, despite the rainy
weather. Last night the forces OF
General Nivelle, after having taken the
town of Coucy-le- Chateau during the
day, wrestcd all Of the lower forest OF
Coucy from its German defenders, to-
cether with the villages OF Petit
Barisis. Vernueil and Coucy-la-VI!le.
Berlin admits this French victory.
The French outposts now stand on the
western outskirts of the Forest of 81.
Gobain and the upper Forest of Coucy.
But that the troops Of the republic
are swinging eastward of the southern
pivot Of the Hindenburg line in an
even larger circle is indicated by i'm
portant progress recorded by Paris
north of scissors, where the French
soldiers have pressed ahead north OF
Neuville and northeast o.
Leuilly.
Germans Counter Attack
Below st. Quentin, on the Roupy-
Essignv-Benay line. the French have
been content to maintain their men
acing position to the south Of this
important town, repelling determined
German counter attacks. Meanwhile
Nivelle is striking hard in the region
south Of La Fere and west of Laon,
where the Germans occupy strong MIL
positions.
The Germans, having reached their
new line trenches in many places. are
resisting desperately. But they nave
been unable TO withstand the s"liI F,
French blows. following equally RAPID
manmuvres in the Forest OF CoucS' ~
Coucv-le- Chateau the Germans fou3hO
bitterly. But impelled, as on the pre-
vious day, by rage over the systerna ~ !
devastation Of French villages Vlg
noilus attacked furiously IN waves, ana
took possession OF the town al gay
break. .;.d - .
line running through Folembray to
Coucv-le-Chateau. Coucy itself is on
a height and difficult to attack. Folem-
brav. to the northwest. is at the bottom
Of his height. This village was taken
Yesterday. with Feuillee, another sta
ton at the foot of the Coucy hlli. ne
Germans on this hill. while they can
cot be successfully attacked from the
front find themselves cut off on their
right In fact, the entire plateau OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Gas Attack Defeats
Russians on Shara
French Capture 400 Yards of
Trenches on the Mace
DOMAIN Front

London, March 27.-Successful at
tacks on the Russian lines in the Ba-
ronovichi region, along the Shara River,
arc reported by Berlin to-day and adj
mitted by Petrograd.
The Russian official report declares
the German artillery fire in this sector
developed to a great intensity and was
soon followed by an infantry assault,
which was thrown back. While the de-
tenders were resting on their arms,
however, an unexpected discharge OF
asphyxiating gases obliged them to fall
back 10 the eastward.
Berlin states that hand-to-hand fight
ing in the trenches characterized this
engagement and chronicles the capture
Of 300 Russians.
On the Macedonian front Paris an
nounces a considerable success for the
Allies. After strong artillery prepare
ton a French battalion captured 400
wards Of enemy trench near Cervraigna
Crcss, capturing about 100 prisoners.
In the Cerna bend Italian forces, sup
ported By French artillery, frustrated a
Bulgarian attack. Extensive aerial ac-
tivity along the whole front forecasts
operations on a large scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Deported BeIgians Die
OF Hunger in Germany

Havre. France, March 27.-The Bel
cian government has received letters
from responsible Belgians who have
been dcported to Germany. The let
tiers, dated at the end Of February or
early in March, were written from the
camps in which the men are being cor
fined. Some passages follow:
"Since February ! we have had only
two meals a day. The one in the even
ing has been discontinued. That was
the best one, because we had corn"
From another letter: IT Is frightlul
here. We arc dying of famine. We
have ration of bread, water and beets.
If any one gives US little soup or
something else TO eat he is punished
with five days in prison"
From another letter: ITO day 10
are dead at camp . We nope LOT
our deliverance By the great offensive. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Woman Woman on Duty
Newport Station Also Receives
Sixty Princeton Men

Newport, R. l.. March 27.-Miss
Elizabeth Harry, the first woman yeo-
man to report for active duty at the
naval training station here, began her
services to-day. Among other newcom-
ers were sixty Princeton students who
began their period of instruction in the
Naval Reserve. They are expected to
be Joined later by one hundred men
from Brown University and large de-
tail from Williams College.
One of the Princeton men, handling a
regular service rifle for the first time,
made a score of 81 out of possible 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Greece in Note Demands
Recall of Italian Troops

London. March ga dispatch to
Reuters from Athens states that Greece
has presented note 10 Italy insisting
upon the withdrawal Of Italian troops
from Epirus to Avlona.
Although steps have been taken to
introduce limited supply of foodstuffs
into Greece, the blockade against that
country will not be raised until the
demands Of the Entente Allies have
been satisfactorily executed. Lord Rob
ert Cecil. Minister of Blockade. told
the House of Commons to-day.
Asked If any deaths by starvation
had occurred in Greece owing TO the
food blockade, Lord Robert said there
were reports of two deaths in January.
but the British government had no Of
fetal confirmation of this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28

ton officer. Accordingly, he assembled
with the famous Belgian alrman, Gap
tain Jacquet.
Preceded by a squadron OF hghting
planes, the King flew over the whole
Belgian User front at heignt OF o,oOo
to 5000 feet. He made many ooserVa-
tions and took photographs. herman
anti-aircraft guns kept up a sustained
fire, but no German alrmen ventured IN
the way of the Kings airplane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28
Belgian King Flies Over
Fighting Line Under Fire

London, March 27.-King Albert of
Belgium on March rs made long arr
plane flight under fire over the hghtlng
front. according TO LA Metropole,
newspaper published here. While visit
ing a new flying ground the King ex-
pressed a desire TO act as an observa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-28

activity on the British front, as the
desert left by the Germans is now
turned into a marsh. while squalls o.
rain and snow continue. Until the
weather improves greatly Developments
must necessarily be of minor impor-
lance compared with the big operations
being prepared by the general stalls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
CAMP SHERMAN READY FOR THE
COMING Of EASTERN OHIO BOYS

, CAMP SHERMAN. O.. Sept 1S.--
Every detail has h.."n worked out and
Everything Is in readiness To rcrclvn
th' drafted youths from eastern Ohio
when they arriv" At camp sherman this
wreck. Starting with ium"rrnw srlrc-
IN" rnu> Cripts from ohio and western
FeTns ylyIna viii arrive nj lamp Shrr-
man and Will form III" SrrunG increment
" h'"h was " Fer cent Of Tho draft Tr-
rived h'r" ON til" NTH and sixth Of this
mTnIh. Thus" coming this week how
.'Nrr VIII represent {" per cent of tho
'iumla ~ tl" phi" environments Tho ar
rival "f the IN Per coat uf boys will be
str"l chrd oyer live days aHd Ivy neat
Sundav wight over j.hhn of them will
have ar N'i.
Lieut.. ~. !. T.. tcv!l. who is receiving
officer. asked that thr captain appointed
by 'hr local =; 1T boards from each DIS
irict /" hay" charge nj III" men WIN Will
come This week. t" i,r sur" and have thc
necessary papers rrunrrly filled nut
This will "Xr"'iii" ~" handling If Ike
m"n. Major t;"rdon Johnston cautioned
y SaIn that tn: men TO arrive this week
ought t" hrnC with them at least twn
suits Of heavy underwear and IL pair IF
substantial high-Iur shoes.
IT," IuhrtrrmaSt"r'S department today
awarded IL contract for the manufacture
IF $4,000 suits nf hlu" fatigue uniforms.
Thrs" suits. which resemble the overall
suits. will II" worn by the men when
they arr doing camp duties other than
those Of n military nature Tho con-
tIHri for thu manufacture nf a like
number mf heavy canvas ton coats.
i'ankrt lined. will be let this week.
These coats Will hc worn Ivy the COM
scripts In cas-" the regulation heavy
winter nrrrcnatS ar" not IN hand when
the weather gets cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
ANNA HELD AT The
COURT TOMORROW
Noted French Actress Heads Own Com
pany In FOLLOW Mcleod Shows
This Week.

Following n work of mercy IN IN"
hospitals and on the battlefield or
France. when she administered TO IN"
MANNED ami blind with song and car
RED food and dainties 10 IN" sick for
period of two years. Anna Held famous
TN. world over rs the queen Of musical
comedy and for having the most re-
markahle eyes ever possessed ny
woman. is coming to the Court theatre
tomorrow night. heading her own COM
ranv in her musical comedy. FOLLOW
Me-. in which sh" scored now triumph
on broadway New York. last season.
There are three nets. III" scenes being
laid in gay Paris. Tho first shows Il
charity bazaar for the benefit of French
soldiers: the second is the green room
Of tn" Theatre Varieties. and the third
il IN exact reproduction "f the famous
Les Amba ssadcur restaurant in Paris.
Running through tho pisc" are nu-
ncrous songs that Immediately score as
hts. and III rapid succession appear
handsome and typical Anna Held girls
In stunninGly bizarre costumes.
In the cast Of Follow Nc" are NUM-
hcr IF leading broadway favorit"s. IN
Guiding Ncnita Fitzhugh. holding hon"rH
in the minds Of many as the most h"au
titul prima donna in America; Harry
short. eccentric comedian: Marie Fam
cronntti. Ida Fitzhugh Leon FranC"l.
Harry and Lewis Seymour. and Tilyou
and Ward. topsy-turvr dancers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
MARRIAGE AFTER DRAFT ACT WAS
NO EXCUSE. BOARD
* HOLDS.
Al Of Those Who Became Henettc=s
. After April z, Are Refused Their
- Discharge.

< The county S"l"ctiv" draft hoard haS
about completed its lah"rS. excepting i
great mass % detail work which Is SflH
to hc don. ard Yesterday. they handed
LIT a list % III" NON wh" c.aIra"d ~
:mption and who Me-" "-t"scG.
3 Most Of the rlnt,nS yer" hlS'.i 90 tin"
fact that tho drafted EI.n w.r.' married
and had wives 10 support "r That th"y
had aged parsn'S wh" w"r" dependent
upon them. Til" board tu:n"'l '!''"n Ill
the men who. i. was shown. were mar
ried after April :. when thu draft was
made. and refused exemption To those
whose parents X WAS proven had Other
means 81 support.
Or. John l.. pick"!. chairman OF the
county board. maintains that n" man
had a right I" get married after the
graft was mad.. calling all young men
between the ages of 81 and II. and said
that II they wanted 10 run III" ch;tnc" t
was up TO them. and was no reason :"r
their exemption. Flo WAS also c:uphati"
IN stating that ne did not think it would
do q bit Of good for them |" appeal from
the ruling Of the board. or To mas" 4
plea to the president. aS some are doing.
for he said that no attention wnuld he
paid to them. and that anyhow. they
would be In camp h"fnr" their cases
we're reached and might even be In
France.
All the men who AZ" "a 20 with tho
county contingent when II leaves h"r"
on Saturday. hnr" been instructed TO
report at Dr. Dickey'S office ut o'clock
in the morning. Thos" who fail 10 do
will be listed as dnsertcrs. They will
be taken to the Z. ". {. y. where lnrr;l
will be served ut 80 ard will leave
in plenty Of time to got to the pennsyt-
rania depot 10 derart ut ITO. They will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Parents Cannot Recover
Sons From National Guard

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Sept lS--At
the opening "f III" fall term If federal
court here to-day. JudG" ErntamIn f.
Keller dismissed writS Of hahcaS corpus
directed against Captain Roberts and
captain Midkitf Second West Virginia
infantry. demanding tn" release from
TINT regiment Of Gilbert Gregory and
Alexander Combs. The writS were is
sued at the request Of the parents of the
two mllitiam"n. who alleged they were
nf minor age and had enlisted without
their consent. Judge Keller ruled that
while It had been established a parent
could reclaim Il minor son from the army
tho parents in these particular cases had
forfeited that right ny not entering Il
claEa sooner. Gregory and Combs have
been members of the Second Regiment
fnr navon nontla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Important Decisions by
Supreme Court Regarding
Pub, Service Corporations

CHARLESTON. W. w.. S"nt. - '
lI"ldlng iurt Il puhii' service '"ri''r'-
tinu is uud"r u" obligation :" continue
thu s.rvIcr rrn,l"r"d Ivy It I" IN" pun
lie longer than the p"hllC in'"rS'% ~
uand such service. and whichever VI"
Returns. received hy the corporation az"
Insufficient To- pay the expenses "t I'll"
a"rvirt.. ,llcr" has ceased /" l." phhilH
demand therefore. III" supreme court
,rluv decided IN" eases irNnIvlnC the.
Ics!shrr:. < RunrCvrrtr Electric rail
way company in tnT"" OF the company ,
Efforts were h"ng mad" hy stock
holders and others 10 compel the COM
many To- opnrarr lis line between Lewis
burg and RonCcrcrtc regardless OF the
income il received from tn" service
In deciding tn" cas-" of tn" STAT"
against Rogers. FROM t&ali"Eh county.
involving the liability Of III" owner 81
, building for salrS Of intoxicating
liquors made on It's premises. the c"nrt
held that It is not necessary to prove
LOCAL title 10 make the indictment
stand; possession and control or the
PREMISES are all that the statute re-
Quires.
In the Mingo county cases Of Porter
against pamrun and Porter against
S,uharkcr. INVOLVING contest grow
ing out Of the last election o! CITY
held that tho old commission was with
ONT Jurisdiction to ait and pass on 'hs
credentials Of o newly elected member.
Tho court today made public IT'S
written opinion. given verbally several
weeks ago. explaining its reasons Tor
granting writs Of mandamuS against
the state board Of public works IN thr-
or Of the Wheeler Publishing company
:, ron,p,l the board to approve the COM
rnny's hond and 70 require state sup
rrintcndcut Shawkcy to deliver con
tracts which he held "a secretary ri
the school book commission. The court
held that tho school book cnminiss';'n
had no right TO rccOnvrne aret award
ing its contracts. and Its adjournment
sine die and declared that tn" acts of
such commission are 70 he treated rs
valid and binding. although appoint
mrnt # it's members may nave been ir-
regular. - =, Z;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
WRECK BLAMED ON
COUGH MEDICINE
Engineer Says Remedy Put Him to
Sleep and Re Ran Past Signal.

AURORA. H.. Sept. lN.---'f'"urh m"h-
irinc." which al engineer had been tan
nE for Il heavy "rld. WAS brll"V"ti today
IL have been rr%pUn$ihl" Tor :hr wr"'k
II two stock trains on the Chicago.
burlington and Quincy railroad near
F:NrlvIllc. ILL.,. "Hrly yesterday. resulting
jury al half n dozen others.
y. &. Carlson. engineer Of tn" tram
which crashed mt, ;!I' rear nI another,
told the coroner lust night that h" wHi
asleep when Er :au past block signal
and blamed thr cough incidence IL"
his condition. in" :1St signal he r.
m..nIbrrrd Sr'.:n.; whS at Me! idtn. ~
miles west IF EGrlvill". He a~nk" just
hrfur" thr collision nud jumped, re-
Criving serious injuries.
\ warrant N:S II h" issued today.
charging turls"n with mnnSlHuHht"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
COUNTY DRAFT BOARD REFUSES
SEVENTEEN EXEMPTION PLEAS
coed to Camp zee NJ Petersburg. Va
arriving at o'clock in the morning
Exemptions Refused Seventeen.

coed to Camp zee NJ Petersburg. Va.
arriving Al o'clock IN the morning
Exemptions Refused Seventeen.
The men 10 whom exemption was re-
fused and their grounds tor claiming
II. will be- found in tn. lis; appendcd:
&. y. Jones. Elm 1tS"vc. wife depend
.nt wil"n him. lie was married June IS.
Percy y. Hanan. Wheeling, wife de-
pendent npun him. lie wns married
July II.
Luther Adams. Elm Grove wife de-
! r"n'isu, upon him. He was married
.iVra >.
II. J. Roth. Fulton. wife dependent
upon him. H.. was married June AMI
has mad an appeal from the verdict OF
tn" county board 70 the district board
F:rv"n T. Reynolds. Fulton. dependent
PARENTS.
john n. McCl"skey. Clayton. depend
rnt parents.
Harry X. l-,effler. Elm Grove. depend
en-, parents.
Emmett Ncwhart, r. F. D.. Wheeling,
! dependent parents.
Ernest Schubert. z. F. D.. Wheeling.
dependent pnrents.
Brady Garrison. Elm Grove, depend
cnt parents.
G. W. Guy. West Alexander. Pa. de-
pendent jarentsp.
Charles Helms. Elm Grove. dependent
parents.
Arthur l.. Porter. Elm Grove. depend
! ent parents.
L. E. Leb"yher. Triadclphia. depend
! ont parents.
J. II. t'hristman. Fulton. widowed
mother. II" has appealed To the district
, board.
Frank G Robinson. Elm Grove. de-
pendent parents.
Howard Luce. Edcwood. dependent
parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Al. n. Wilson

The appearance Of Al H. Wilson and
company IN new Irish song play "rr>
titled "The Irish 18th" is announced
for Saturday. matinee and night at III"
Court. It Is said that this new vchicl"
of Mr.. Wilson's has been constructed
out OF smiles. laughter and mcrrimcnt
and TINT It Is filled with rare comedy.
brilliant Witticisms. snappy dialnEU,,
and enhancing songs. The propcllnE
power is supplied by company ut
merrymakerS Of which Mr.. Wilson Is thc
directing spirit Of llveltness. Tho now
musical numbers provided by Mr.. Will
son include Il Want You Then Mach
rec" ireland IS Your Home Sweet
Home" Ny Mothers Wedding Ring
"a Lily From Heaven" The Irish Will
be There"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
THE CHARMING w1pows.-

THE current attraction at III" Court.
The Charming Widows" who have ho"n
entertaining la"g" hOus"s at each per-
Torrance this week, close their most
successful engagement with two per-
furmanc"s to-day. Th" company has
met with 4 flatt"rinS reception here AMI
they are we'll deserving Of the praise
that has been bestowed upon them for
Tho Widows Civ" one of the best
bu:l"squ" performance ever seen in
Wheeling. Eddie Pal" and Sam Carlton
head tho list OF funmakcrs. and ih"y
hay" excellent support in Ada Lum. Bob
by Roberts. R"ha Nivicnnc. connie frhr
Fuller and Harry Peterson. kyra, tho
dancer. introduces four numbers that
must be seen 10 hc appreciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
"Cucle Toms Ca bin

The version OF Uncle Toms Cabin
which VIM II. Khblcs company will
present at the Court Friday. Sept. II.
rs superior when compared with others.
as rose to q weed. Th" production
Is in size n whale hcsld" an iunnw. There
will be a special childreus matinee ut
2:3n D. m after school 1T which alt
children will he admitted III lOc and
adults at CSC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
STRIKE Is ENDED.

HOUSTON. THvas, Sept. IS.-Th
strike of 700 union carpenters engage,
In government construction work
Camp Logan and The aviation camI
Was, brought to An end late to-day aftei
II conference between Captain Roth
rock. camp Quartcrmaster. S. B. Houx
president of the American Construc
tion company, and a representative OF
the local carpenters union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
OPEN TO THE PIrHr,Yc

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. Is
The court marital trial Of negro SOL
dicrs implicated In the Houston riot
will be open to the public It was an
nounced at the headquarters OF the
Southern department today. 1t IS sx-
pected the trial will be held in FL Paso
in about two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
ANOTHER CASE.

PAEkERSBtRCi. ". Va. Sept. Is
Another Gag" of infantilc paralysis was
reported hnr" to-day. The quarantine
was lifted last Saturday and tho schools
resumed Monday The last case is one
Of tho most serious 80 far In this city
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31
SET aritg.

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beutfden 5auptquartier: 9emtfd
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Bufoiui1a -pur. gDir MAIDEN aud in
oberen Noloautbal cute 5ortihritte
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sam 3brocs JluF Can ber ruiiiider
G3reu5e),; ben ,uir an unebreren Stel=
len Aberi&rittem babeu.
1rut bes g9iberitanbes ber RuHer
s'uiiden 9niener unb Rrutb baber
mir lie bs@ bis au eineur aeuaft iao.
peili& boa 3aleibdsti auri.dsebranst
50 erlin. 80. Suli. 4us bem eeit=
rigen Nbenbberidt bes oeutl6er
@auptquartiers: 2as MrtiGerieoueu il
6lanoern ipiitbete geitern Sen san3eu
Sag biz ipdt in Die Nabt binein fort
gs tpiro bon Dem 6eutlden General
ltab NIT 9e5ug auf ieine 9eftigteit als
Ser .bDAite erao bes Mlaiieueiietts"
Ieit Beeinn bes &rieges ,beldrieben.
8ritii6e Ansriife 0itli6 bon 02onbp
,lnb noroipeltli6 bon ct. Guentin braz
6en NIT idlperen Sserlulten 3uz
lammen.
Siio0fli6 bon siaes in Ser aisne<
segenb. purben bier ltarte fran30iiibe
4ttaden md einem 6anbgenen9e
|absepieien.
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Die 9elti6en geitern 35 britiide
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li6en gaIi5ilden Sront .babeu lid bel
9uiiutDn iber oie ruliiide @renae
auriiclee5ogen. 5llliatpn liegt 70 Mei<
len bon 9alics.
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tier l,no bem Yrutb bielten Sic 8lllz
len Stanb. aber Elm trdftieer oeutz
iber ansriff 5erbra6 ibren 8ioers
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beioen llfern Ses 9nieiter periolst.
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ssn 0h,manien baben Sic Gentl1eu
ibre riidtpGrtise geipegung, Die am
Sreita9 an Der oberen Rntua beean11,
|boQeuoet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-31

|mabr16einlid tpeitere @Dr1brifteu err
lailen tperben miiilen. nm 5utiiuftige
Giuberufuugen llnter bem Insber
bunss9elet 5u rcguliren.
3iele ser Heeiitrirten tperben 8. 9.
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binter lid baben uno cine sleide fans
| |5abl iunger Qeute .tpiro Damn 21 Sabre
! alt sperbeu. sgs lit besbalb lnogIid. Sab
iebes Sabr cine neue Megifrirung ,unb
cine neue 3iebung. .u0tbig lit. lm bic
@eibenfolee ser Gienltpfliht Der 2ente
bon militdril9em Nlter feit5uiteaen.
gia6 ben gegenpartisen Ylanen
lpirb bas 2anb bor Gnoe September
Sic 1ogenannte "Mrmee Ser Ser. Staaz
ten" periiiebar baben. Die liA aus Ben
folgenben 1rllppeuperbdnben 5ulan,zI
menIeben tpirb: Megulare. 100000
gGarn; National : Ir.nee. 100000.
N6ann; Mationalgaroe, 400 .0o0Odann;
erlte Nelerbe : 4rmee, 1877 .Ooo1aann.
Na6 Ser 8eridmel5ung Der brei
erlteu gerbdnbe in Der "Nrmee Der.
Ser. Staateu" beabiidtigt man. nur
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