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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
States to Cooperate in
Developing New York Harbor

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Cooperation
OF New Jersey and New York with the
Federal government in improving New
York Hsrbor to accommodate war ship
ping was promised President Wilson
to-day by the New York-New Jersey
Port and Harbor Development Commits
son.
Headed by William K. Wilcox, o.
New York, the commission conferrc 4
with members of Senate and House
committees in charge Of river and har-
Dor legislation, and later went TO tie
White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
u. S. Gets German Nitrate

SANTIAGO, Oct 3.-The Chilean gov
eminent has purchased all the nitrate
Of German companies and sold IL to an
American firm. BY this operation il
was possible to acquire from Germany
nearly 30,00O,000 pesos of Chilean gold
deposited there as guarantee Of paper
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
to S3.73s,O0O, against S3,771,000 Tues
day. S5,l52,Oo0 a week ago and 1854
600 a year ago. From January l TO
date. S727.765,00 against s794,259, 900
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-There was further
decline in the coffee market yesterday.
The scattered selling seemed TO come
from practically the same sources al re-
gently, and was again attributed to
longs influenced by the sagging tend
ency of Brazil After opening I'M
changed 10 2 points lower, active
months sold about s to II points under
the previous closing figures, with De-
cember touching IT'S and May at 75i.
Rather better demand developed at
these prices, attributed partly 10 cover
ing, and there were slight rallies, with
the market closing at a net decline Of 3
TO points. Sales, $4,000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1917

Underlying conditions were bullish ana
the market during the day reflected the
influence Of the sharp advance in cot,
ton as we'll as TIE frmness in crude oil
in the South, where sales were said to
have been made at Si20 gallon.
TOTAL sales for the day we're 44,900 bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Metals

No transactions in the copper market
have vet been recorded at 23la cents a
pound, the price fixed by the govern
ment. For the limited amount of metal
that remains in the market consumers
are Offering % to q cents a pound.
Lead quotations showed a sagging ten
dency yesterday. as purchasers held off
for lower prices.
Current spot prices for few of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Open. High. Low. Lat
Sales.

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
sso0 tBost q Mont. 81 @, % 90
1900 Bradshaw Cop NJ I th
SOC 'BullArd'g Peak ~ u u
500 n c q Zvtctfs 8ls 84 es
1900 Butte Detroit. "a Ia is u
1900 'tCaledohia 81 81 SO 81
$500 Calumet q Jer "a ga al IN
300 Canada Copper.
$500 tCashboy ..... 6I2 GA
1900 'Coco Riv Min. IA va 1n Ia
700 Con Ariz Smelt tis III Ia III
$50 Con Cop Mines eIs 81, si4
400 Soon Homestead y "a hs "a
5000 'Emma Cons. u "a IA "a
200 stFortuna Cons 20 70 30 40
4500t Goldheld Cons 81 SO 81 SO
1900 'iGoldheld Mer 5 So 8 81,
ZOO Screen MonMin Il "a "a "a
9535 Iiccla Mining 8is 8b Ns LEs
300 'tJim Butler 80 SO 85 S6
10000 'JcromeV tapl. ii pa ID IN
5000 'Jerome-P Cop. iit Ia ". las
1000 Josvig kcniapb "a "a "a "a
250O tJumbo Ext. 10 - IL ~
$500 'tKcwanas -. sl2 3 ga
zoo louisiana Cons "a 70 "a 70
100 Magma Cop. ~ AI2 az ara
500 'fMagmaticCop 10 20 10 70
1900 tMagnate Cop. "a 70 70 "a
1900 'tMarsh Min. 10 10 9 10
100 Mason Valley. 61s 61s pa os
20O0 tMcKinley-Dsr. So So so IS
800 milford Cop. f{s ia ~ ~
1850 isSS Monte: :SGe;5:r GSisf IS IS, ssh
1900 Infancy X NJ. "a iNs VA IA
$500 'fNatl Leasing 10 10 10 10
5000 'tNntl 2 & l.. 81 80 IS 81
500 Nicklas Mining " " ~ ~
800 Nipissing NJ Co ga 8's 8Is 84
1900 '0hio Cop ... lis 1Is 1Jt 1Ns
1900 Red War Min "a - "a a
600 tRch VI NJ & X Sc SO 56 90
$500 fSan Toy. 10 20 II ~
2500 Silver h Of A.. " "a IL II
?3O0 'tSilver Pick. 10 10 II IL
5000 est N Nv e.. 8 8
1900 Standard ST.. " s. "a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1900 1900 BALE: :h.r6ett PUG d ia - - - -
1000 beth csc. ,oA ttoss 1ooA ioss
5000 'Cosden OIL. Ss s34 9s4
800 edo pf 49,. . 4 = =
$500 'tCrosby Pa p) IS 38 81 81
1900 Cumber Pr & X. IA "a 1Is Ia
300 .EIk Basin Pet. szs SIS sTs s7s
10000 'Elk O&G (apl H - .fs
1900 'Esmsralds o c "a Ia
100 Federal Oil.
s s sSS : :sa: CO. & o "a X T., e,
$500 'Ksn u c Oil. ia tIs ~ -
1890 Keno vac, o "a 81 p 81 81. 81 a..
10000 merritt Oil c.. 80 33la 9aI4 52l4
1000 Metropol Petrol IN II
5000 'tMidwest Oil.144 f44 142 t43
1880 500 .Mi aR ?. Ref ~ :" ~ - ~
SION Y-okla Oil. So s. 50 IS
100 IN Y & Tex Oil "a "a "a "a
10000 'fNorthwest Oil 90 81 go 90
sS$S OLA FREQ Z { 81 81 IS =.
1900 ossge-Hom Oil Sls ss ia Ia
1850 'Penn-Ky Oil. SIS SIS 514 51s
23OO 'Penn-o o& t2I4 i2I4 i2ls i2r4
5000 -tR Rock o G s. IS t3 %
$500 500 :s.Gs Oil o R. d. 10: d. 10
5000 .Sequoyal$O &R Is y
1000 'United West o " IL 10 ts
1900 'tUnited Petrol so SO 40 SO
400 'Vic Oil new. b O.
500 west States p "a "a a "a
1000 'tWyo Tn o new 61s 6ts GA ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Produce Markets-Current

Butter-Receipts, 1870 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, per ID.
46G 464c; extras (92 score), 45Hc;
firsts (Ss to 81 score), 444M45hc;
seconds (S3 to 81 score). 43d 44c;
thirds AN a 42isc; creamery, unsalt-
ed, higher than extras. AVG 4sc; ex-
tras, 46h@47c; frsts, Asa 46c; sec
onds. 43laG44itc; state, dairy, tubs.
finest, 45d45hc; good to prime, 43d
4412c; common to fair, 39d42c; reno
waited, extras, 43H@44c; frsts, AN "a
43c; lower grades, 39G42c; imitation
creamery, frsts, 40n@4l nc; ladies',
current make, frsts, 39ha 4Oc; sec
onds, SS y a 39c; lower grades, 37d 3sc;
packing stock. current make, No. I,
Ssh@Ssc; No. 2. 3Sc; lower grades,
36d 37i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-While the
cottonseed oil market was more or less
unsettled yesterday by the efforts 70
curtail outside operations. the under
tone was strong, and final quotations
were IL 20 81 points net higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

For account OF whom Il may concern.
Nl. 900 Toledo 4 Ohio Csr.rA Railway Co
~. Maps Division hr,t preference IN.
come bonds. due February. is5i.......... 23i,
30 shares Northampton Portland Cement Co
of Pennsylvania $500 EACH: lot......... 81,
eco shares the Mcclure Publications Inc,
second preferred $500 EACH per share s,
10000 shares Keystone Oh Co Of Nsv York
ttl .schl; lot. ..,........... tiot
20 shs,cs Longsors Motor Co $50 each) 10, t5s
$50 shares Chicago Utilities 20. common
$500 each) lot. .................... slt
see Chicago TEXTILES Co bonds scrip 81
400 share, United Greenva,er Copper Co. 81
t2sS 800 Guf. Florida & Alabama Railway
Co.. hr, s,i Ino1 1 y per eent bonds. dug
900 shares Gull Florida 4 Alabama
Railwsy Co. preferred siO0 ZACH lot. =. SIS .oN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
bility for the accuracy or authenticity or curb
market quotations. transactions and prices
Wednesday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Government price
s u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-Private crop reports on
wheat indicated yield somewhat in
excess Of last months government esti-
mate of 66S, 100000 bushels. The Snow
report indicated total yield Of winter
and spring wheat of 6s2,00OOO0 and
Clement, Curtis & Co. suggest a crop
Of s0,O0O,0OO bushels. THE Price Cur
rent said that the winter wheat acre
age this fall will be by far the largest
on record; some sections Of Kansas
show gain Of % per cent over last
year, and conditions are even better,
there having been beneficial rains, and
ploughing and seeding progressed rap
idly. Receipts at primary points con-
tinue moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

fUnit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.1
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Highest temperature Yesterday. IS degrees lat 20
p. M. lowest. ~ tt M average. Sc.
average fos same date last year. 50. average for
same date last thir,y three years 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
= Commodities =

! these positions. The local cash mar
ket was firmer.
Ycs'dsy's Previous Year
New York: close close AFRO.
Cash. No. white. IS IS So
Chicago:
December ........ .59Is SO 4o
May ............. 80 .61N, 51h
Rye.-Market easy.
Yes'da-'s Previou, Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Cash, No. 3 West'n. .St96 St97 S133
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were,
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour, Mimi. spy. pat .s13.a5 Si3.25 1925
Rye -four. choice. ...... 1890 1890 $50
Cornmeal. kiln dried. 900 $50 40
Bran. In sacks ....... $500 $500 27.I5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Mining Stocks

Sales. open. nlgn. Low Last
37O0 Acme Cop Hills gas az "a 24e
5000 Alaska-Br Coin Is Is 50 ID
1000 'tAlaska stan c rs rs Is Is
1880 Big Ledge Cop, rs "a IA 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

tneese.-kecelptS 2,O2o boxes. state
". VI. fats, fresh. colored. specials
pound, 26hc; white. specials. 2611c;
colored. average run. 26@26l7c: white
average run, 204 &c; prime to choice,
"a 25Rc; lower grades. 20M23 nc:
held, specials. 26d26hc: held. average
run. 251l a 26c; colored. average run,
25hc; white. average run, % &c; twins
held. specials, ESQ 20 nc; cheddars. sim
gle daisies. ,27Q27]zc; Wisconsin. W.
NJ. fancy, twins. held. 25@25 &c;
single daisies. fresh 26h@27c; double
daisies. 6l2G26Ac; Young Americas
2712c; state. SKINS. twins and fats
held. specials. 20G20lzc; plats. fresh,
dars, fresh, specials. l9h@2Oc; fats,
prime to choice, 17@l9c; twins and
cheddars. prime TO choice. ia Ice; fair
to good, 13@l6lac; lower grades,
ga l2c.
Eggs.-Receipts, 16,16S cases. Fresh
gathered extras, per dozen, Asa 46c;
extra frsts, 42G44c; frsts, 39641c;
seconds. 37G3sc; thirds and poorer,
35G36l4c; fresh gathered dirties. No
I. $50 S6hc; No 2 and poorer, 320
352c; fresh gathered checks, good TO
choice, dry. 33G SAC; under grades, 3o@.
32c; refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
stroage and insurance paid, 3S1z "a 39c;
firsts, storage and insurance paid, $40
3Sc: seconds, storage and insurance
paid, 35A a 36l2c; lower grades, stor-
age and insurance paid. 34d35c: re-
frigerator, state whites, Al "a 43c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hem
merry whites, fine to fancy, 5Sd s2c;
ordinary to good, Asa SIC; gathered
whites, good to fine, 42d 5Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Oats.-The market was rather quiet,
but prices were firmer, closing with net
gains of nc to sc. The December po-
sition was particularly strong and the
market was influenced by continued
light receipts at primary points, which
suggested continued absence of sc-
emulation. There seemed to be dis
position 20 undo spreads between De-
cember and May. and there was ten
deney TO narrow differences between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
sew YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

EEW 1UKh SIUIh LnOHH-NUb
TRANSACTIONS
Rail. Other All
roads stocks. stocks.
Yesterday $500 435,8OO 52S,9o0
nav before 1876 700 55s.1o0 sos. 800
Week ago. $1,000 515,oOo 9o@'|VV
Year ago.. 35O.1o0 10000 80
January 10 date:
1917. .15,e32,2o0 126.11s,4oo 141,74e,eoo
1916. .23,sf7,ioO 115,eo5, 100 1882, 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Corn.-The corn market closed firm,
with net gains Of a. to = cent. There
was good demand and offers were
readily taken. The buying was OF the
same sort that recently has appeared
on every reaction. and some authorities
believe that at least part of the de-
mand is coming from Europe. The for
eign situation Is strong and, owing TO
the little probability OF shipments from
Argentina. foreign authorities say that
America will have TO furnish Europe
with large amount of corn this year.
The weather over the belt was favor
able. with temperatures above normal
The weekly weather and crop bulletin
said that a large percentage Of the
crop is now past the danger of frost
Private crop estimates generally sug-
gest a crop well over 1900, 900, 900 bush
els. Cash corn in the West was Il
little frmer, with comparatively small
offers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Local onlGh Forecast. Rain to-day psrb
cloudy sld cooler 20 n.orrO~ Moderate south
winds becoming northwest;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Securities at Auction

The following securities were sold
yesterday At the Exchange Salesrooms
by Adrian II. Muller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
(Quotationsl

(QuOtatI0nD
Aroe,.ine Gov Ga 1920 Ital O. Feb 1928
OF n or, to4 Gio6
do 1917 Jap Gov 4iYs 1925
r6atoois $50 ss'4
do - 1ooQ do sterling loan Is
so g 90 rs 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
humldity
Baron ter Readings

: a. M. 5o.2a 4 p. m. sOiiIsp m. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

$3.50 u Lib 9its 100 90 10000 80 90 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

ENLISTED. tsels cents per share.
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GrnteDorbcrcitliftoct
in OelttitblanS!

glntiter6ou, s. syllni u6er Con.
oon. - Die 2anoratsamter in Breu.
ben baben glufrufe erIniieu, in oenen
bic 2anobepolferung ouf Die GfIi4t
biugelpieien miro, our6 Spnriamfeit
unO 5pedm1Bige 8eitellung Der Sci.
Der at rem Siege 9elltihlonO8 bel.
3iltrageu. Sos aurotorium Der
&eidsgetreioeiteae bat befanntIib
gnOe Oes letten @inters Die tribe.
rem MaBnnbmeh Die 3u 9eginn bes
lebten 8interS getrofien muFoen ipie
Die 5reigabe bon @interforn lule
5utterihrot, Die geringere qlusntnb.
lung lln0 bic @rbobung Der 9rotro-
tinn, norlduiig mieoer oiigeboben
mo lit 3u ben geitiumltngen 5lts
rildaefebrt, ole iilr Den 5ommer
1915 uno 1916 erlaiien h3oroen mo-
rem. Sm ginbernebmer NIT bieiem
aurotorium ernlabnen ole 2on0rate
ole Sebolterliilg;
glit oen oorbnnoenen 8orrdten
ipdrlan um5ugebeu UNI
Dem 2lusfolle Der @rnte in groBerar
&ube entgegenie1en 5u fonnen.
glles @etreioe 10 bal0 nls m6g.
lid aus5uDreihen.
9Iae 8eltonoe oiien uaS ebrlia
Strob mir sum 6itttcrr, nidt als
,Streu 81 bennbeu.
3un Baden bon grot friide aar.
toielH 0ll beruenoen uu0
Die aliten Bier6e 8u 6ebaIten uu0
ni6t alt bertanfen.
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Imerikaiter Ioueit
it1 cinIc1rdnken!
9ies forbert 6uuber, bnntit mir bic
gll(iierteu erndbreu t0nuen,

8oi6ington, s. Syuni. - Ser 8es
rtht oes neuen gta6rung8nlitteI- 80.
mirtiitrotors Serbert 6. Soober an
Die 9aegierttn9 lpuroe qeitern per0f-
fentlidt. Nus oentielben gebt ber.
Dor, ooB oie glliierten un0 einige
NalttraIe, Die beriidfdtigt nerben
fniiiien, nd6reno oe8 nd6iten sabres
allein touleno millionen 8uibel8 @e.
treioe ben0tigen uno 6aB oeren
geoiirfnifie an 6leiid, Setter uno
3uder ebeniall5 enorm ftno.
Ole eigene 9Sroouftion in Den
betreffen6en 2dnoeru fam MIR Ell.
nen geringen Sei[ Der gto6froge be.
frie6igen beionbcrs oo megen Der
6r6ite Die @rnten in eng
Ion0, Jronfreih uno sjtolien tell.
peiie oIs 5eblidlag 3u betrodten
finS. Gen ReIt nt1B g(merifa lie.
fern. boh rei6t glnerifo8 lleber.
ifluB bel Dem gegenpdrtieen Gigen.
beoorf tln6 @erbraud) Bel meitem
niht ans. 3aber, idIieBt Der ge.
ridjt, niiiien it'd 6ie 9tmeritaner in
bieIen Siniidten einidrGufen.
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Ociterreictiitcr
Sico iutrS 0rSbeF!
@0use itnlieniide Olegimsnter mer.
ben nbseidjnitten; $1,000
Damn in @efnnseuidaFt.

gMen ii6er 2onoon, s. Stunt. -
Gas oIterreiGiib.ungnriide &aupt.
quotier neloet itber Die iilngiten Gie-
ge Der Seiterrei6er AT Der S5ionao
sSront nod SSoloenbes; Ser Geino
mari beree6lih 91elerben ing Sen.
er Die gu SUI eintrnfen ooer IN
Wtotorluaeen bernnge8ogen mltr0en,
INN ms ben dnt Moiltae ltno DienS.
tag eroberten 9ooen obernlalS 5it
efttreiBen. SSrt erbittertem 9ingen
bLie6 uniere SSnf1nterie entlana Der
eon5en 2inie liegrei1 ltlto trieb ben
5eiito iiberoq auriif. g8ir b1ben Bis
iett in 6ieier 3ebnteit 9ffenftbe Der
SSSStolicner $1,000 Monn gefangen &C.
nonrtlen.
@tebrere ito[ieniide 9ieginenter
fielen mbertpltnbet NIT fait tbrer
9on3en MonnIdoftsItdrfe in iniere
@6n6e. 90 beiipielslpeiie 6os Sc.
Gegitnent nit 1886 Mann, oos So.
3e9in1ent nit 1882 1ut6 bos II.
&egitnent NIT 1881 Wtatn. Die Sri.
aa0en BON 8erono, Sbrdeu8, 8ugs
Iio mo glncona. in beren &eiben 6ie-
ie 9tegimeuter tdupftetl tpuroen ber.
ni6tet. eSn eiueu Glmnel nobe Gou
@iobanni ipltrbe ein qroBes Sel0-
boipitol bon unicren Grnppen ge.
nonlnlen.
Gin fein6Iider 3neibefer mur6e
obgeidoiien.
SSn Der mon09eIlen Ndht oes 5.
Sum- freiiten itolienii6e 6lieger
itber St1Ote ltrlo 9ldse ipeit binter
unierer Sront. eSm s5nnereu 0e-
iterreidS fan1en iie bis no6 2oi-
bod, in 2prol bis no6 9o8en, su.
i1bIifl Der Streif3iiee gegen oen Sit.
iten0iitrttt ur6 9egen 80rltten. Wle9.
rere Ginlpobner tpltrben get0tet; ell
5adido0en lpur6e nidt
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Gn9lanS pcricbweiot
Staftb Ser 1ocrrite!
9ic9icrunas6eumter erflart, bnk Ser.
6fientlifnug bieriiber nidt
im Offentl. SSntereiie iei.

2on6on s. SUM. Snt Soug
Ser @enteinen eripioerte eeltern SEA.
bitGn gnt6urit parlomentorii6er
SefretGr oes @rnG6rungsonlteg. alf
cine Snterpaaation itber Die 9enh.
rung8nittellage, ooB es nnint i'm
6ffentIiden SSSfltereIie iei, iiber oen
Stono Ser @orrGte gtusfunft All
8eben". @on gr0Bter 8eoeatung fiir
0en Grfolg Ser oIliierteu Sohe iei
e8 ieood, OaB Die gtabrllngsnlittel.
einfubr ots oen Ser. Stonten fu1F.
reno Der Gauer 0es Grieeeg I'M
groBtnto9liden @aBitobe ollfredter.
boltef bleibe.
Sn Der britiideu 93reiie un0 I'M
9an8en GubIiflm bat bieie Grfld.
rlng beoeltenoe 9elnrubigitng ber.
borgeritfen.
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ieltikripticitsoc0itct
fcmcrit aitf 11iiIi5cn!
sSn Sen Sersen &ireiniens folnmt a.
5u Ginent ridltigen 0nerilla.
fries.

gto0nofe, So, 5. SUM. Der
uttter ben gergbemobnern berrl1ell-
De llnlpiIlen 9egen 9pnngseiif5ie.
bung nno 9fe9iitrierung bot bereits
5orm o19ettommen itn0 al
einer 9lrt 9ldnterfrieg gefii9rt.
3ie @eqner Der MaBnabne in beit
Bergen oaitern ieit apei gtddten
aus Dem @irterbaIt dlf Soften utto
9otrouiGen Der 92atioroIgar0e lin0
Qgenten 0es @ebeinl0ienites, meIhe
bierber geianot iporoen iinb. unt ei1
Der 9onlfription @ioer-
itan6 81 letitelL oilf5noeden.
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AQiitrte boffen 1917
auf ttinen sitg!
nnterika 1T Sasn aiserfeben, Scn uernid1tcnSen
SGlae ocecn DemtfHlanS 81 fiiRrcn, tpenn
CT iiberbampt 9cfiiprt tpirS.
tDire Sas tofk ieine Rilfsqueaen Sasn Rcreeben7

Ibeste 3tuei Sabre lang oog cnqlii1e
SgoIf an Der @ntipidelung ieiner
eoil6en &roit, i'm 0ieie in Den 0ienlt
oesN slrieees at iteIlenio erflGrte
Ole bier ipeilenoe britiihe GriegS.
fonuuiiiion. Syrn gribotgelprG6 gob
ein proiuinertes Wlitglieb oerielben
Der 8efitrdtltng 9lu8orud. baB gtnle.
rifn ndbe 6oran lei, 6enieIben foIoi.
ioIen Gebler 5u modem nte gng.
Iano. lin oicies 5u berbin6erL
fonnlt 2orb gtort6tIifie nod g(ue-
rifn. @r mar es, Der in unbnrm1er.
5iqer @eiie ben g(usOruf ,ous @e.
idoft 9ebt ipte inuuer-gut" GEL
Belte un0 ipGbrenS 6eS Syabres 1915
GnGlon6 ipieoer6oIt nornte, 6oB es
ben Grieg ipegen ieiner 8roiperitat
berlieren ineroe
eiibrer Der 2(onliniitrotion, W1it,
aIie0cr Scr 2onoesbertei0iQungS sc.
bor6G uh0 aongrebIcltte obue Inter.
i6ieo Der 8artei, iin6 Iidb Ser @e.
fabr belpubt meIder anerifd entge.
gentreibt. Sie ia9en, ooB ipe6er
4opitoI nod 9(rbeit iif Sen rooifo-
len Sorberltngen fiigen mollen, Die
geitellt iperoen miiiieL bis ole @e.
Iebgebltng Gdritte fir cine qleidfn1.
Bige @erteilung Der 2oiten getroifen
babe, glrbeiteriitbrer rnb gtrbeitge.
ber erfl0rer. bnB. iueim nidt Die
0abr1mgSnlittel 8orIoae fdleuni9It
anaenonluen lmo MoBndbuen Qe.
troffen mer0en, Die cine 6ero6ieblmg
Ser 2ebensmitteIpreiie inn @eIoIge
bo5en ihlimme II. oisgeoebnte lin.
rttben unnermeiblih iino.
SSn ser gun6e8bauptIta6t bort
man bon @bgeoroneten ltn6 Senato.
rem oft bic aeltBerung. ooB cine
9inbaItitng bon oiebe5iigliden geiet.
IiheH MnBud6men barottf auriid8u.
fiibren iei. neil man Der Geoieritng
uno Der 2onoesberteioig
fion ni6t genttg 8ertrouen Idenft.
9eioe aorperibaften iinb Su bet lie.
6eraelgune oefomlnen, ooB oie Bill.
oune eines ans nenigen ober tiidti.
gen 0litglieoern beiteben0er &riegs.
rat unbe6inat geboten lit. Gin fol.
der Rat iollte, 10 miro geiagt, aus
0rei 9litgIieoern beiteben. 9erielbe
bat NIT Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nidts ai tltn; oeriel6e ioG ober
IN allen frieeeriidal ltnterne6nlun.
gen ousidIne8eben0 iein, gern6eio
lpie in Gnglono. Man iagt ilnber.
BobIeu 6aB Elm oerartiger 9riegs.
rat binnen 30 8oaeu ms 2e6en
gerltien peroen miro.
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6cnetaI locribine I'M
GnelanS cinectrcffen!
@trS init Stab iabelnO 6esriiIt; S6.
rciie War uUllfOmmeu scbeim
gebalten luOrOen,
Gin enqliiher 6oien, s. eyllni

Gin engliider &oien, s. SUM. --
Scneralmoior 8eribing, 8efebls.
baber 0es eriten onterltanii6en Or
peoitiousReereS nod 5rautreid. 1T
belte IN gegleitling itines Sto6es
in @nglpn0 eingetroficn.
@r iagte, oaB er cine angenebme
&eiie gebabt babe ltno 0rildte ons
9robte gritnluen aus, DAP Die Radl.
ri4t bon leiner glbreiie 10 erfoIgreit
unteroriift iporoen mar. ,sSm 0ah.
te, Die gunde 8elt piiBte bon ueiner
Ibreiie," erfl1rte 9eribtng.
4en omerifanii1en General unO
Ieinem Sta6e ipurOe bel ibrer gtn.
titnft eine rieiiqe Sbation barge.
6rod)t. Gin Golloeraug wnrtete auf
Die @eieai9aft, nel6e beute nod.
mittog lin orei llbr III 2onOon ein.
treifeu ioa.
r8ir iin6 iebr gliidlid, Die GrG-
ger Oer dlagge uniere8 2anoes in
0ieicm groBen Sriege fiir Die 8ibi-
Iiiation 3u iein," ouberte iih @ene-
raj 4SeriDing. 2tuf britiidem 8ooen
5u lauOeu uno iold elm natnes
8illfommen 5u erbolten lit BON
9roBer ge0eptlmg m6 miro oonf6or
anerfannt. g8ir erluurten, boI0 I'LL.
ier &eiI 5u TIN, uno i'd boffe, es
miro cin groBer Seil ouf Der @eIts
front iDeroen."
@eri6ing llno fem 5to6 moreu
oltf Der gon3en 9ieiie iebr nit Der
Gorbereiting fir lire glrbeit in
6rautrei6 beiddftiet.
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Sic eSrittu=GtffuiiDf
bel &Di6dte btginnt!
1iacb nod nie Saeeluclcncm GeidiikfeMer Snrd,
tucld1es Sie pcrSercn ScMti9cn Stenmn9eit
seritSrt pcrScr, iibcrrcnncn iic Sieie. e
Deutl@e aelerUen brinsen sdlad6t sum stebens

nir6 ser @eaenItoB niht nuf iisb
iparten loITen.) gSiiienD, oaE eg iid)
Tim eine Sffenlibe bon ME bdgeiDeies
ner @etpolt bonOeIt, baben Die 3eiit.
iden belte naniienbafte 9ieGerDen ms
Setter gefiibrt, onrriiter aerntrtlpsI
pen bon Der 9ltfront. Die tpihtiae
stoSt 2iGe lit oas 3ieIobieft Der
griten.
Climb George b6rt aaaunen6onnfr.
2onoon, s. SSltui.-Gen ShIoh.
tenoonner in gelgien bat olth 2lono
George lit ieiner @obnung in Gne-
lan0 qeb0rt. Gr ipuBte, 0nB Die or.
feniibe iut 8 l1br ibren lnfang ileh.'
men tpilrbe uno lieB ii6 Inn 0ieie
3eit aus Dem S6Iafe pede1.
syrnn8OfiI6e MieISnngen.
Gorig, s. sSuui.-0ffi3ieG miro
gellelbet, ooB Die 9eutiden olif Der
gon3en fron5Oiiiden 6rotlt cine &C.
genoffenlibe ergriffeu bdben. sci
tige &Gupfe ipieIen iih bel ct.
Quentin uno in Der ltmgegeno bon
Ga So ob. Sci Mfoulin 2offaisg
uno iit6lib bon 6ilain ionic IN benz
Gernp 2lbIdnitt 0onnern Die @e.
idiibe unoufborIif. Die Ipdter eill.
eeiekten ssltfdnteriedngriffe tpur0en
Bel Dem Souoia 6il.
gel 6itlid5 bon geIfort iiberfielea
mir einen feinoliden @rnben nno
uadten mebrere @efongene.