davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

g'nuoes.G .GJencrnloniualt 8, W.
Gregory bat BEN 6ieiisen Snu-
1cs.1iitriftS.glniualt Samuel s..
Eeunis IOlgenOes SdJrei6cH 81.
ociouOt: o@ecbrtcr Serrl Sic
meroeu licronrdJ angeiuieieu, benz
uadDfolaeuOeu 6rlaRe bic weitcite
@rrbreitnug 81 sebcH. Sein
iremOacbOrcuer Oeutider SeiuO in
0ieicm qauoc, Der bisber HidJt an
GomplOtteu gegeu bic SHtereiieu
Der Ger. Stnatcn betbeilist mar,
6randDt iidJ Dor ben SdritteH hes
Snitis.1epartemcHtS 3u fiirdtcH,
10 laugr CT bic iDlgeHOe &arnnHg
bcadDtct; o@e6ordet ccm Wcictc
ru6 biitct Sure 3uHge."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

gcfauHtmaduHs Oes 9SraiiOeuteH
Der BE-. Gtanteu Snrd Oas
Staats.9cpartement.

IA Oem @rafOeuteH mitse-
t6cilt worocu 1T, Oaf Seitehs Der
9crIuncu, iDcl6e llHtert6aueH
fremocr Staaten iiHO, aber in
6ieiem 9nnOc iuObneu, in man
den SBcilcn Die Yefiirdtnng
gerridt, oaf Oereu gaHf-9epO-
iiten oOer ouOeres GigeHtbum i'm
Taac cincS Nriegcs 5iuiideu ben
Scr. Staoten nno eiHer fremoen
NatiOn nit geidjlas belegt iuer-
ben iollte, ermGdtigt Der SrGii'
bent Die glnga6e, OaE Gae iOldje
@efiirdJtnHgeM gauS nuO gar nm
bcgriiubct Fno. Die 9icgiernng
Der Ser. Staatcn uirO unter
feiuen II m itGHOeH bel ei-
uem driegs5nitanSe Die Welegen-
bcit iuabruegmen, geiit DOu 81
eeut6mm an nebmeH, fiir meldJcs
internatiOnalc llebereinfOmmeH
nub Oas aucrfannts yeiet Ocs
eaaOes feincn geredtcu gIu-
iprn6 oocr geiiercdlt sebcn. sic
luirO gciuiiieubait nlle 9SriOatredI-
tc rciyeftircn nuO guar iuiUObl
oiejcuiecn i6rer ciscuen Siirscr,
ais and Siejeuiseu Der llutertBa'
ucn fremoer Jiegicrnngrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
ltnfcl @rGlig-Saa
Nlithuudj, Is. 9lpril,
Ganuitatter 9Snrf-6alle,
g8ctircnncn 6ci 60Orr Oc 0Jracc.
1rrocrid.gIucnne rmb 2ounuuDo Strahe.
(gWr8 lh-lS)

SScttrenncn bel 'pnOre DC Grace.
Das Heiultot Der 9tennen bel
Saore oc G'roce mar geitern, Wie
iolgt:
l.. RenncuuGit for Sat" Sum
nD SILL" uno oWlormont.
2. Gcnneu-2 W1eilen: nSieb
5lper", oEbc Gormet," g9uIID 9o-
By.
3. gicuncn-5 6urlons: u9loOor-
re- vEbursoap gligbter,@ u9risbr
Stor".
A. &ennen-515 8urIons r4ollD
g." u@lae W1urra0~ DRomp~.
8. RenGen-6 6urlong, uWlr.
Mod. Sleep cam, 03oIi."
6. 9enuen-5 6urlong: DGor-
bloc, oSturtIine", Sop o tbc 0lor-
ming"
z. &enncn / W2cile 70 garoS:
~Goit6 9munann', ~Supreue~ lmO
o@0no Sienna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

ung wurOe auige6ober, nadOem Sr.
GarI 81. @ro0, Yrdiioeut Ger @eitern
WinrDlan0-@tienbo6n, erfldrt bate,
oaB ieine @eieai9oft 6ereit it, i6ren
@abnboi al Der Siaen-StraBe 0lt
Uertauien faas i6r ein anoerer giin-
tiger &lob 5ugeltanOen miro.
Sr. 9ltter6urp fiibr geitern gG6eno
hlit ieinen Sngenieltren nod gteu-
yorf 5uriid. Sic 6atten geitern Wlor-
gen 0ie @et6lebem. StobIperfe IN
SparromS Roint beiGtigt. Gie
@ennipluonid-9ob ioa anaeblid sic
2lbii6t baben cine 0irefte 9iuie Don
Baltimore aus na1 SporrouS.Foint
81 bauen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
YOli5ei : Gcpnrtemeitt Der
Gtaot Baltimore,
Qnrcnn 0cS WinridlnQs.

IA. 9Ipril 1917.
gSen cs betreffeH mag;
giu6 Der PROCLAMATION 0es @rGiiDeus
ten, oatirt oen g. 9lpril 1917, lit es fir
fein0libe 2usldnoer rugeicBlicb, fols
genOe GegenitdnOe in ibrem Beiit ou
5aben:
rSrgeuowcIdle sycuerwaifcH,
gSaifcH, pDer &ricgSinltrumcn=
te, bOcr gcitanOtbeile Ocrielbcn,
WsHnitiOu, Niagim Docr De-
rduldJlpic, 8OmbeH, D6cr 6r-
plOiiuitUiic, u0er Wenterial, has
sur glufertigung DOu GEplOiiu.
itDifen gebrnndjt uiro, irgcHO
iueldje Ilug5eugc Dber orabt=
lUic 2pparaic, ODcr irgcnopci=
DIE SOrm BON Signal Yldncu,
Uocr irgenOmcldJe 8Orm OUH
GDiffre GDnc, Doer irgCno tin
&npier, SDfnment D0cr Bud
IN Gbiffre gcidlrie6cn Oocr ge=
nrnft, Docr meldDe uniidJtbnre
Sdrift cntbalten."
Inter Snoronung DeS General s9lnipal@
tes Der 8ereiniqten Stnaten muB elm
ieinolicjer gluSldnoer, pelder irgeno
einen Der o6en beibrie6eneu @egenltdHoe
in leinem 8eliB bat, oenIelben iofort ndc5
enem Der unten genamten Bldbe brinz
gen uno iiberge6en:
YOli5Ci Sonuptqrartier, @eridtsge6diIOe
Scitlidje YOli5cItatiOu, @anf StraBe,
nabe @ron0mdb.
gOro5itlidIe &OIi5eiitatiou, 9li6lanosglpe.,
nabe 9llr6ams Strobe.
&5rblidje YOli5eiitntiOu, Geoars9 9lOeuue
ino "a. Strnbe.
Wiittlcrc @Dli5eiitatiOn, Saratogas Ctr,
nnbe CHARLES StrnBe
gSeitlidje &Dli5eiitatiDn, Yiue StraBe,
uobe Seringtons StraBe.
9Oromcitlide &Dli5ciitatiOn, Eenni1lpas
ninsglnemte, na5e 9opbinsStraBe.
Sit0lidJr EUli5ciitatiOu, GItenoz uno &dz
tapscosStraBe.
SiiOwcitlidje @Oli5ciitatiOu, @al6ouns un0
BrattsStraBe.
Cine gennu oetaiIlirte @eideiniQuug
ipiro fir ale ein0elieferten @egcnltdnoe
gegeben, rno iperoen oieie @e9enitdnoe
nac6 9regslbluB 5uriidgeaeben
Gin feinolidJer 2llSlGn0er, ipeldler berz
abldllmt Oerartige Nrtifel perino5mnna
3ig Stnnoen na1 Der @eroffentIidung
oieler yioti5 ein3ulieferh urterlieqt Der
%erbaftunq falls Oerarti9e GjegenitdnOe
III ieinem 8elb qefiu0eu per0en iollten
uno iueroen oicle @eqcnitdnoc beihlaas
uabmt ln0 gum 0ebrnucb Der &ereiuigz
ten Stddien confis8irt
9lO6ert .. Garter,
&Oli5eimarIdlaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@ia cffisicr lucrOcu,

Goaor 9laon Eoe, illn. Ger So5n
res cbemaligen @eneroIanmalts so.
gar 9(aau Boe, Elm Brmcetoner 5tii.
Ocnt, lit na1 Baltimore 5uriidaetom'
men lino miro ma5rideinlid am 10.
Suli iein Gfii5iers Gramen in 6orl
&cDal Ga., ollrdma6en. Gr min in
cas- Marine-GorpS eintrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@ciuuO6eitsmahregcl.


0ie Sta0t lGBt piele 9(lleDs pflaltern.
Cine wibtige 8efountmo6ung
Oes 0eportemcnts fir oifcntIi6e
@erbeIierunecn. - @icle @rlInO-
cigcntbimer oorm intereIiirt.
Seit Mopor @rclton 6egonnen bat
Der Stoot Baltimore elm neueS
aleio on5u3icben uuo oauit beiuobe
fertig genor0en lit miro iebt audi
oorolif geieben Dab in ianitdrer Sin.
ii6t SortI6ritte gcmadt merOeu.
mO an onoerer Stcac 5eigt oas 9e-
portcmcnt fiir 5ffentlihe Gerbeiie.
rungen an Dob iI6cr 800 glllcDS NIT
moocrncm glottcn 9Siloiier bclegt
meroen, Inn 5u DerbipOern OaB iiN
i'm nGdbIten CONNER pie0er Hfiiten
Gum 9lusbriiten BON WlosfitoS biloen.
@s. 1T cine befonnte Sbotiohe, oab
our1 oie MosfitoS 5ieber ino onOe'
re &ronfbeiten 0erihlept WerOen.
0ieier @efabr ioIl porgebeilet mer-
oeu. Die Soften be0oblt Die 5taot
oo6 peroen oieielben ipGter ouf oic
@rln0eiqent6iimer an oen 9lllcpS
bertbeilt meroen, Die eripGbnte gln-
6eige befinoet iib auf Der 6lueitcn
Seite oes ,0cuti6en Correspondent
ten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Or 6oromcirii6c 0od0rud bait

Der borometriidlc NoN0rild bait
an iiber Der oitliden SdIitc ocs Gam
acs lno bot elm algcmeincs Stcigcn
Der Ecmperotur in alien @cgcnoen
aItlic1 BON Den 6elicngebirgcn i'm @c.
doIqc. gar I'M oberen |liiiiIiippi'
lbole rcancte cs. Dit 9lusnobmc
bon 9lcacn in Scr 5cereeion uno an
gonnerItag abeno i'm SbiotboIc miro
oos ggettcr mGbreno Der nd6lten AS
Gtunocn id6on blci6en 8iemlidl
marines @cttcr miro iidb iiber Die
aon8c oiili6c Sdlitc oes Sonoes IN
ben ndditen Eaecll critredcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@emte 0iemnem
- 5n
6nnre be Grace.

Z Wcuncn idalldj, ciniblieRlid einer ctccple.
dale.
Special Meun5ise: @eunibIpania.9iien
idbrt 1890 uno 40 NadnI; y. & .. oerldBt
Qabnboi 110. Ulonnt 9iohal ia
Nabm. 6iniritt alr Iribiine nno SaiielplaB
$3.50 Iamen 500.
cries 9icnncn nm itbr 30 Vadm.
(glpr16-21, ,23-2S S,30b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

4 grlcaraphiidIsr gNetIerberidIt.

0lts sen iibriaen ginoes.g8ctter-
Neobahhmgs. Stationen pnr0en Die
loIoen0en nieoriaiten Eelnperailren,
Die Inn 8 llbr geitern 9l6eno 9errid'
fen beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gladl MaihinatOn aerciit.
(g[priII5.t8l

Cardinal Gibbons reilte geitcrn in
Weiealboft OeS Cardinals O'Qou-
nell bon Bolton noA@aibinaton I'M
Ooielblt Ser Sobres. Gonfcren6 Der
aotboIiiden lluioeriitdt bei8uuob-
nen Cardinal S'Gonnell wor bon
icinem Sefret6r Safer q. s. So-
berIein beeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gs ur0eu gefHBt.

~ ~ = = - - - - -
Inter oeu aIdneen OeS nSternen-
6annerlieOes" I'M oMarglono-Sbco-
ter eribieuen ole S6auipielerinncn
in einer 2oee unO eaben einem ieoen
Ocr onmeienoeu iungen SelIte, Die lib
battpn olnperben laiien, einen &nB.
Gie eefiiBten Refrllten Daren:
@6arIes Is. @arretiou, 9tr. 214t,
SoainsitraBe.
Sarrp 81. SteieewalO, 9tr. 2611,
Sit.6oirmoint.9lne.
Charles glderman g&r. 1923,
9ioro.@oIieltraBe.
@corge q Streb, jun, gtr. 22iO,
observation-disclosures.
Cornelius y. @eoin9er glr. 2O9,
3orO. .GurleDltraBe.
@eorge 9(, Smith, Berlin, @o.
&obert $. gittiuger, gtr. 29i6,
Cit.&rottitrabe.
gilbert s. Serolo, 9tr. 912, gIoro'
Olilton.glpenue.
9luguit Barton, glr. S12, gforo.
Q}raoioroitraBe.
N2artin s. glten, g}r. 1902, Glare.
mont.9loenue.
Re6r 6lottenmili5.
Gas Slotten.Gepartemcnt bat ben
@omnanoeitr Ser Worpldnoer Slot.
tenmili3, Gapt. Charles s. WladIin
anaelpieien, lueitere bier GioiiioneH
Scr Drills au5inper6en. @enn Die bier
weiteren GiOiiioueu Die 0orgeidrie-
6cne 3o6l BON @onnidafteu ent5al-
ten, iuerOen Iie Damn meiter ouf Die
9uOes.ariegsidifie oertbeilt &c
Nlarplduoer 6Iottennili5 5d6Ite 275
N1ann ais lie auf Oos Sriegsidifi
,@lilioliri" eeionot puroe.
&iele untauglid.
Son Sen Hefrilten, pelhe iid in
ser a6qeloilfenen @ode fir oea
Gicuit in ser @lili5 gemelOet 6oben,
lino Siemlib oiele untoliglid befun'
oen morOen uno nod feine Der @om-
poanien oeS 5. 9iegimehts bot oeS-
balls sic oorgcidJriebene &rieositdrfe
BON 100 erreibt. ginige Der Gompag-
ilien 6rauben o6er MIR nod lueuigc
Wann nm ole SunOert boil 81 na-
de
&ctn 9altimorcr Wl otor'
SCOT brouG 6ar.
@is ieet iino bon oen 20 ooer lnewr
W1otorbooteu in Oen @lor1ldnoer Sc
wGIicrn fein cin5igeS BON Der Negie-
runa iiir Oeu @otrouillei- oOer anoc.
ren Gicnlt angenonilen worocn.
DlitglieOer iiO 9comte Der Motor'
boot Clubs erfldren. ooB Elm eroBer
@ro5entIob Der 9ootc oen glnioroc.
runeen, Oie an iie iiir BEN Eatrouil.
lenoicnIt an Der Miinoin9 oeS ga.
tapSco ooer an Der Ginfnbrt Der 8ir.
ginia Gnpes niht entiprecben, Ger
Acknowledgement iorOert, Dab Ole
Dlotor6oote icoer @itterlng piOer.
Itebeu ino anBerOem bequeme 9lt-
Foundation fir sic Monnidoiteu
6a6cn. sSeoes Boot uuB i06ig iein,
Gin @eidliib 5u iragen; iebr wepige
iinO ia6io. oieien 9coingmgcn na6.
8IifomnIcn
g1d6reno eineS Itorfeu 9toroolt'
wiuocs nmB ooS @lotorboot iectiid+
tia 0enuo IciiL ie0en @etierper5dlt.
iiIieu 81 mioeriieben Dies fonnen
oic Niotorbootc in oeH bicliaen Sc.
wGiicrn uibt t6un auBer einigeu
9lusnabmen. S(uBer einem @ri6iit
nluB Gin N1otor6oot cine aus bier
@crionen 6eitebeuoe Mannibaft tra-
gen founen,
Cine Soee Ger Situotior wllroc
BON Qieutcnant GIep6one, oen Com.
manoontcn ocs Heaierungs.G Cam
piers n,sii6 Salpf," ser gegenpGrti0
bier Dor sInfcr liegt, gege6cn: nSrob.
0em cine groBe gln3o6l bon YadiIclI'
ten INN ole grlaubniB nadgeiragt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

9os @etter mar lpie gemabt fir
ein biibiAes Spiel, uuo tros oes
llmitonoes, ooB Mettrennen 81
SABRE Oe @roce eineu groBen SbeiI
oes @ubliflins ob5ogen, moren bod
mcbrere EmiienO 8uihouer gum er.
iten SpieIc eri6ienen rno moren
3eugen eines icbonen Spieles. @s
nulBteu 13 SSnnines eeipieIt mer0eh
INN Den Sieg oes Cages 81 cntidei'
ocn, rno elm 6rauienoes Surrob
ourd5og oie Mcuge, ais am SdmB
Die @oltimorer oen @epinn 6rineen-
oen &un madtcu. 0ie Score mar
mie folgt.
,Nnternatpua( qeaauc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

porioompier nit elmer Gopo5itGt BON
ie $4,000 Gonnen beiteat. Gcs9lei.
chen bat oeielbe Gompognie einc 9ln-
,oel qroBer SNiiie in ocn Sdiiisboil.
6oicn 81 Seattle, @oi6. in Sluitrlg
gegebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
sterucu6anncr seitu0len.

Sobu Sombcro BON 9Ir. 1918,
Siic.Glmtou. StraBc, bcnadridtigtl
oic Eolisei in Canton 0aB Semanr
cine omcrifaniidje 8lagge ans einem
1Scniicr ocs 5wcitcn StodrpcrfS icineS
Sauies aeitoblen bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Somes @lerimeatber sparrops'
@oint.
@ranoiae Blaine gonnOn Spar.
roms. Yoint.
Soiepb Gilbert @leoiou, ylr. 921,
Bennett -@lace.
@Darles @iaiam 9anforO, Sar-
ioro.@ountp.
SSoiep6 @lepeIanO 0ulanep, gtr.
756, Observation-Disclosures.
&obert SpenS YomeroD, gIr. 36Os
Gc0ar 9lueniie.
SomarO 6ronflm Nlc9mIgDlin,
gSr. 1912, glorO. .@aibinstonitraBe.
@eralO Serman Satin, gtr. 1896,
NlcSenrDitraBe.
golter Serman 9iepnolos, gelair,
Marplano.
Ssames Go6fomsfe, g}r. 621, SiiO-
9rooiorOitroBe.
Sronf Eeter 9udoc5, gtr. 1913,
Sancolterltr.
Soiepb 8osfin Smith, 9tr. 1873,
2Gncaiterltr.
Soiep6 @lbert @leaiou, 9lr. 921,
0ennett-&lace.
slrtbur glnOrew @erman, glr. 72O,
9loro- o-Gurlepltr.
eopin 9fobert @orfs, 9tr. 80, Siio'
@acoltroBe.
9li6aro Clarence @merid, 9'r.
1908, @Ononoion-9lue.
g9illiom 9rDau See, gtr. o2o,
9riceitraBe.
iSreOerid 2ouiS &ieboIO, 9sr. 1857,
9loro- -0lirbanitr.
GoIuiu 6oriptb Sbelpbrioge, gtr.
16t7 gloro.Gaitleltr.
Saul 9IidoIiou, y3r. COB, Sanoper'
StraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

0as erite Spiel Der Soiion bon oen
9oltimorern gewonnen. IT Gic
Orioles uno Eoronto muBteu
13 SSnnings ipielen. n Gin &C.
uuBreidcr Eoe fir oie 9ciuder.
0rci meitere SpieIe 5wiibeu
oeu bcioen Clubs.
Qie oiesi66rige @oieboltSoiion
Scr oSnternotionalen Siga", 81 Der
Baltimore gebort begann geitern
dif DEM bieiigen Spielplobe NIT ci-
mem SpieIe nit Dem Club bon 30.
ronto. Ger Ghi6 ipielt bier nod
orei Spiele 9ie Spieler maren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
g5cttcr0MsGd

Sir WlorDlauo uno Den Giitrift
Columbia bclte flor ino mdBige
pebielnoe g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gnn6eS. Gcpartement fir 9aHOuirtD'
idlaft-@ @etter.@iirenn.
Qcridlf 0eS ValtimOre WctterbiireaAS.

Ser 1endti0fcitsaebolt Der 9ntt
mar sc Bro5cnt im s llbr Morecns
uno 43 @ro5ent Inn s llbr 9lbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

u.
Ger Soloat SSo6n g. GoDlor pom
pierten &eaiment, peIher mif elmer
scr griiden iiber oen Susqie6annd
gSade ltono, muroe BON eincm OoT.
iibergebenoen 3ugc getroiien inO 10
idmer perimnOet, OaB er ioiort not
cinem @oipitol in g9iluington ge-
brabt merocn nrlBte. gr ging einen
3uge aus Dem gSege uno trat Dor
eiuen anocren in entgegengeicBter
9Ri6tine fommenoeu 3ugc.
Sir @robibition.
Sor. SSames g9. 6rabbc, Scr Super.
iitenOeht scr glnti. Saloon.2 2iga bon
0iarplanO, bat lid nab @ai6ington
bcgeben po Die 9Srobibitioniiten ei'
men anmpi fiir oic 9lnno6me ciner
@orlaee iii6ren lpd6reno ocS aric.
aes Den Gerfaui pon Spirituoien i'm
aan5en Sanoc 5i perbietcn. 0eSglei'
den lit einc @ia i'm GongreB einge-
rcibt wor0cd, ieoe @oaoue SSbiSfep
nit elmer ariegSiteuer BON $40 gu be.
lcgen.
6egierung wiro Snouss
itrie il iibernebmen
Ole Gonierpenfabrifen in Marp'
Ian0 iin0 bon Ger Reeieriing aiige'
iorOert uorOen, bis sur uollen Gapoi
5itdt tbdtig 81 iein lmo oas @roouti
an ole 9egierung ab5ulieieri.
5diffe fiir Gnglono.
Die uGrniaro-@inic" bat bel oer
uget5Iebem Sta9l.Go." 5ebu SranS'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
Recruit to War Strength.

Boise, Idaho.-Colonel Edelblute
received orders by wire Saturday
evening to cammence at once to re-
eruit the Second Idaho up to full war
strength. This means that 450 men
will have to enlist. Under the pres
ent rules any plans for demonstra-
tions for recruiting must come from
the department commander, Colonel
Sieverz of San Francisco, but Colonel
Etelblute Is empowered to receive all
recruits.
Unless the orders are modified, all
recruits will have to pay their own
railroad fare to Boise. Colonel
Smiley, the mastering officer, Is now
taking this matter up with the de-
partment az Washington, at the
request of Colonel Edelblute, to see
IL this money can be remItted.
In speaking of the need of more re-
cruits Colonel Edelblute said that If
OuC SOlbpduleS III dIu UtdT DOlSe WGIe
raised TO their full quota more than
half the new recruiting would be done
and the railroad fare Is but little from
these places.
Boise should supply IS more men If
the Boise companes-the machine
Vdn, headquarters, supply and COM
pany Hare to be filled. Company
II needs 40 more men, the machine
gun company needs IL, the supply
C 'mpany | 3 and headquarters IL.
Caldwell company needs So more
men; Nampa needs 80; Weiser, As;
Pay tie, so. Lewiston and Occur
d'Alene CO mpanies are nearly up to
, full war strength. This is also true
OF Idaho Falls, Twin Falls and Buhl.
Standpoint needs 81 men and Grange
willie about 90.
Colonel Edelblute hopes the citizens
I OF the state will do all they can to
help to fill the regiment to its full
war strength that the good name Of
the state may be maintained.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
SPIRIT LAKE

The Home Guard elected the fol.
lowing officers: p. Il. O'Neil was
elected captain; G. G Sutton, fist
lieutenant; Il. E. Turner, secor
lieutenant; V. b. Ross, first sergeant;
Tom Falkenberg, second sergeant;
Harry Mcmahon, third sergeant; Chas.
Muller, musician,
The Rev. w. w. Reid preached his
farewell sermon at ii a. m. Sunday,
completing four years 10 pastorate of
the local congregation. During thai
period 81 members have been added
Prof. ]. d. Davis, ii. A. Huns'ey,
and N. II. Taylor and family of Rath
drum, attended the fiag raising here
and during their stay were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Dyer
The owners OF cars are taking ad
vantage OF the pleasant weather aud
good roads by taking excursions It
nearby towns,
The Panhandle Lumber Company
put on a night shift Monday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
Clean Up
By June First
Rathdrum Trustees Give Citizens Notice
to Comply With Ordinances.

AT a special meeting held Mon
day evening, the village trustees
took steps looking to the cleaning
up of the streets, alleys, lots and
private premises OF the town by
June Ist. This includes the re-
moval of all distractions from
streets, alleys and sidewalks.
tits the intention OF the board
to enforce the ordinances providing
for the maintenance of clean
town and keeping the streets clear
OF distractions of every descrip-
tion. To this end the clerk was
instructed to publish notice dir
ecting attention to the ordinances
under which the board is proceed
ing, and to the ordinance prohibit
ing allowing stock to run at large
in the limits of the municipal cor
poration.
The board voted to clothe the
members of the committee on
streets with power to act in all
cases in which, in their judgment,
immediate action should be taken
without waiting to report to the
board. This committee consists
of Trustees o. w. Stone and w.
A. Hart.
The water committee, Trustees
r. B. Seseke and Elmer Evans
were instructed to investigate
request to extend the water main
on First street into Brownies addi-
ton, and to take whatever action
may be deemed advisable.
W. S. Gill was present and in
formed the board that he would
CONTINUED ON "<GE Two.)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
Damage By High Water.

Loss to lumber mills on the Spo.
kane, St. Joe aud st, Marles rivers.
due to the food waters, will be close
to $500, 900 according TO the best
estimates available the end of last
week.
The loss will be in lumber floated
from stacks which has to be rehan-
died, lumber deteriorated in grade bv
reason Of ipundation, cessation Of
mill operations and actual destruc
ton Of property.
The Milwaukee Lumber company
at ST. Maries is estimated To have bad
between 10000, ,osO'sapd 4Osoee, 900
feet stacked in its yards,s which has
been tipped over or foated off its base.
The expense of rehaDding is placed
at $5 a thousand feet and.the deteri-
oration In grade is placed at approxl-
mately So a thousand. -
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
Idaho State News Items.

Several leading coal operators OF
Utah have promised to supply 81 cars
OF coal day for southern Idaho.
1t is estimated that Idaho has
81, 800 men between the ages of 2l
and 80, inclusive.
: Construction of silOs in the country
surrounding Meridian promises to as
sumo unprecedented proportions this
year.
A concentrator to cost $40, 900 is to
be installed by the Commonwealth
Mining company near HAYDEN Lake.
Near Wallace the Guggeaheim Co.
is preparing to dredge for gold on
Pritchard creek. The ground was
ACQUIRED after thorough prospecting
last summer.
Pend d'Oreille lake was five feet
lower last week than it was at that
time last year, owing to the cool
snring. 1t is rising slowly as the
weather becomes warmer.
Sheriff Remer of Bonner county has
two Hudson automobiles for sale,
selzed at Clarksfork and confiscated
while being used to carry whisky
from Montana to Spokane. Inc
drivers we're arrested Both cars bad
Washington licenses on them.
The Idaho Products company OF
Boise. which last year handled over
400 cars of Idaho potatoes, onions
and celery, Is preparing to engage 10
marketing of Idaho fruits ana pro
duca nm an enormous scale. Ii Will
have packing and storage faclilties d'
all principal stations 70 its territory
Menan is to have a beet sugar
f.ctorv according 10 an announce
ment made by r r. Cutler Vlc'
mr.. sident and general manager oi th'
utah Idaho Sugar company. MT
Cut,er said he has just received a re
nort from that locailtY to the ehec
that 1000 acres of bee will D
nlanted there this year, which he sa
Is enough to assure the building "t
factory
June 5, tie da'e on Ahish th
,ouny men of The state will feg'stt
for military service, has been pro
claimed holiday in Idaho by 10
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25

governor in a proclamation issued
Saturday. The governo. has request.
ed that flags be hosted upon ali
public buildings, business houses and
residences, aud that all persons wear
the national colors that day as an
evidence of their loyalty.
John w. Eagleson, state treasurer,
faVors the sale of the remainder OF
the state highway bonds issued under
the direction Of the legislature. He
says the banks Of the state are asking
for more money. Bonds In the sum
OF 5000, 600 were sold by the state six
weeks ago at Al per cent and the
money received was deposited with
the banks 10 Idaho to use in plant
Ing, harvesting and moving crops.
The state can still sell another $780,
600 worth Of paper. The state treas
urer announces that he has had
enough calls from banks in the state
for money to take up all the cash
that would be derived from the sale
of additional bonds, and it is his
opinion that additional funds should
be raised at once 10 that manner.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-05-25
POST FALLS

Eugene Lavonture, uperintendent
OF the bitches for Post Falls Irriga-
tion company, has an extra crew at
work putting everything In order for
the dry season. He pays $2.75 per
day of eight hours.
Eric johnson erected a flag pole
over the city hall and library building
and the flag OF our country now floats
therefrom.
Hazel Dole and Vale johnson, both
of Post Falls, were married at the
home OF the brides parents on Mon
day, May IA.
The registration for Post Falls
voting precinct under the draft bill
will be at the Advance office under
the direction OF ii. S. Wetherell.
Patriotic citizens will be expected to
cooperate, seeing to it that those who
come under the law are properly in.
formed as to their duty.
On account of press OF spring work
and the large part our young people
are taking in the Increased production
movement the closing exercises of the
school year are to as simple as posi-
BILE.