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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-20
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
klluA1N DOY !tlOs
INSIDE INFORMATION
(ceatisvsd srsn rsss ~

sweater aa1 scarf cas't b bsat.
wcuidav ssll ths tobaeeo Tor its
weight n gold-ssd The shswlss gun
aad easAy-vsll. you juse hsve 70 b
over here WITH ~ - kaev vhse thsy
mean. You vast as 70 tell yos what
! like best. aaa say yov'iI rspeat the
dose. There 70 10 uss 10 bsiag back.
wsrd. % here soss: Candy sad To-
Lacco. Ins vsssch seem 70 thisk that
rothins but bss chocolate shoaid bs
eaten. anA that ssts old. Their TO-
bS,co h asrcs. You can ssad ~ .
wallet. This Preach payer aoasy hes
. hsblt os gsttisS Lost.
about tea Of 10 o. sisnal duty sre
10 roe0 together. and ws ere uks .
lan,ly they sfs all siee fellows. sud
10 hsvs good times togethsr even.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
Dearest Public:

~ ooO
We thaak you Tor Saturdays con-
tsibutiees,
TIE 0asass b tAs birth ssoas tes
Jaauasy.
TIE birtAnasks ses January ars Oh.
taiasd by osttias h The vresg bssth.
TIE weaehae feeeeass eee Jaauary h
wear yosr uobsslla svssy plaes. - II
vill kssp % the sain end prevent
OunotSoko.
oas shouM - careful aad not get
ssabusAel.
4 douSAsut b . Dsrsoa who h
esasy abeut noasy. There are many
sesos. - ! remember 10 1854. the
way mother ussd - make them. aad
thsy aisv ehaass1 much.
Che use1 70 twist 'sm - they was
jvse the same - Q eoek-scrsw.
There b . slisht AiRsrsaes today.
~ they NE the eork.scrsw for .
st'sight-sdss u spplyias the seldsa
suls.
The rouad eass With cir space are
nusA he saos - q yees. They sis
sessssd II Ne aeh.rooans plsees
With . cup es nud. Tor The asvr,
dine.
TIE hunaa tis6 emit nueh brsak.
fee1 eeoveesaeleu irea ths air spaea.
aa6 wooso are peoae - tall q love
with thls torn.
However. tAs true asaeaslratiea
q love \ whsa The plump ehieksa
eaa sit u their swain's lap end ksep
hss Mad concentrated from . rail
fenee.
History = . record OF what man has
doas Up - January LEI. 1913. and
from then On Il win b what women
have 6oae.
The Anerieaa ~ Cross. The great
~ orsssiaaties Of 10 kind Of sii
nses.
The Rassiaa sislr Battalion Of
Death. whose valos aad patsielisn sss
lhs talk q ~ verid.
The vooea steaegraphsrs Of ne
iasn (whs taks 1eva the hay which
esusss ths cow - sive ths peasant
nijk.)
Nooa 10 our tais laAA women Will
be taking ~ pheea u men II evesy
walk u life. ~ ! ean hardly wait
Ios vens bssutiiul sisatess 70 ~ e.
pesed. 70 ~ and have Il take. - I ean
N 70 her arms sna have ths lead
|iftsd from ~ weary domb (sot
Aaisl.
Asia Niaor hal bsltsr saay that
Aay. esuss shs nisAt Ct . damn
Ioe1 beatias. -
Dil yem - cur vlrAews. vith he
psiee tAasf
~. Doll. seasnbes.- W havs ths|
vest ~ a vsss tAsss bssulifull |
heushls eloss y ~ punpiag s(a.I
iea evss "uve Nsmbe ulsht." ut n |
- 4 shsun Glvv ~ hlert husa,l
~ y ~ s9hes ~ IT. . ))vee ~. |
Hhy y : hs6s 'cssss senetinss
r vsat ~ W. 4, ,
IN Y ~ - ~ 1isly eus oeee1
> 1SADyvay. Y. ~.
plgeAAas's, = ~ llaia elgppl. ~
49, boovoo ~ eosoa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
Special Duty For
German Speaking Men

0AN PNANcioCo. Dee. 3i.--A roe.
tee es the German spsakins oalcsrs In
The 0aa vraseiseo police dspsrsmsas
b bsias oa6e W by Chief Of Police d.
4. Waite. The chief bee anasunesa
that tAs osa viii b formed iato
. seua1 foe The arrest aad ensstioa.
ins q Teueoas wAe nav - eavshe 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
pnnPssep WR1sD PROVES
10 NJ v1NE gONAOoe

opoKANE. wash. Dsc. 3i.-"jia
Hnl" mustard. % called from IL
prevaleses aloas the railroad right
Of way built acress the Northwest b.
The lats railroad masaate. hss beea
eeuaA 70 - . valuable forage crop,
aeeee6inS % =. G. MansAell Of endi.
cot. Wash.. . stock grower.
I'VE lose Thousands OF dollars Sight
Inc 'Jlm Hill awseard.'" said Maas-
asld. '"Thsa about sls ysers ago we
eommsacsd experimenting With u ~
. forage plaas. Last year ~ sold
oe.oeo worth Of sheep that he'd beeo
RAISED o. these wss1s. and oil Il cost
10 was ths moving"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

inss. but 10 get lonesome. naturally.
] 81 proud 70 know I am the arse az
irom klamath 10 come over here asl
sivs them 'whst.for.'
Well. Ne bedtime. VIII write seais
scor. and also want 10 write 70 thssk
tks ladies for the knitted articles"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

The commissioa Of scts dslrimsatai -
me BEST Interests Of ths city esd
county.
Company commander have beeo
asked to prepare list oe The 0esaan
speaking otlcers in their commando.
and 70 forward such list 70 Chlee
whlts. Ne 10 now trying 70 asd aa
appropriate nans Tor this squad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
COUNTY TRxAsu..n's MOTTO.


Notice b hsrsby gives that thses
ere funds 10 the couaty treasury fes
the redemption OF aii Klamath Ceus.
y general euad warrants Dseteste1 -
or before May IS. 1919.
Interest % sans VIII esass sseo
date.
Dated at klamath Pals. ossoea.
THE seth day Of Deeenbss. 1917.
ono. 4. HAYD0N.
9e.6t County Treasures. /.
Beauty Parlors Tor head treatment,
dasdruR and fallias hais sleeped.-
White building. room !. 3l.et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

NJ. and MrI. n. D. Olssbash Of The
Klamath A0saey. have bssa II the
couaty ssas on buslasss asd pleas
uss tor Q eew days. NJ. 0iasbash op.
crates the government sawoili q The
Aeeaey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

L. v. Corbsll Of Chiloquia 10 In the
city on business.
Hills Street Of Colusa 10 Q recent
arrival In klamath Falls.
Dan wann. keeper Of the store At
Yainax. is In the city ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Groble Of Cot.
tass Grove ere Visiting In Klamath
Falls.
Nrs. Eienor Dreher Of the Khan.
ath Commercial Club left yesterday
for Gan vrancisco. where she will
visit frisads and relatives for ten
days or two-weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

Lieutenant True Dcl.ap who has
been here for the past ten days visls.
lag bic parents. NJ. and Nrs. 6. 4
Ds1.sp. lett yesterday for Saa Htsa.
cisco. He hes been ordered to report
u the Presidio January 7th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31
Leading Clothiers
and Hattess

Mis- Niidrsd TArssl n, y visisiss
friends and relatives sszoaa Ssaa.
cisco.
Clarsncs Montsonsry hes sesusae1
TO Fort Stevens AFTER spsadiaG several
days here visiting bic pasests.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oosboe leet oot.
arday aftsrnoos Tor . briel visit With
relatives q Dona1sa. .,
Frank Q. Fish Of W0ewoed. Calli..
has returned 20 his home aftes sposd.
Ing several days 10 klamath vsls.
Mrs. =. -Nslsea as1 Assshsse %
the Keno road are visitiasx Ars. J. ..
Brattoa ana other frieads q thls sjty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

T0uND--Iu front Of postoiaes. buach
Of keys. Call u Herald once. 3l.Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

We buy oil kinds Of human hsis.
Beauty Paslors white bldg. rooa I.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

vor ssss development. Beauty Psriss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

Private electric treatmsats for ladies.
Beauty Parlors. White BLDG. room I.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

NJ. and Mrs. a. J. Gould are 10
town for . short time from the north.
srn part Of the county. They ere
stopplas q the White Pelicaa hotel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-31

Gan Short. . rancher In the roe
VALLEY section. b II this city looklns
astss matters Of bssinsss. n'
Mn. vrsd Houston lsst yesterday
tor California. % visit her s)oeees.
hrs. Lester Kirkpatrick ss1 Mn.
Charles Co9ss. 10
The ladies Who asislsd q lhs Re-
Gross Rooms during ~ pase week
we're Assdamss Orssory. whitman.
Walker. Mcmillan. q. W. Whiae. 3. G.
kimhail. van Sickle. Reeests. J. 4.
Houston. Mason. 0teiansls. whit.
more. Nomyer. q. b. Han. Hamilton
aad Jsnaie Hurn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
,SnacnSlidle 2ic6c.

Scr II Sabre oItc gti6ert 5clia.
mua bon git. 3i4, SttiilousStroBc,
nao Scr IS SATIRE olte 0'eorge SSil.
tur 9Splic Dpn gir. 2l7l glTliHgton'
StraBc murocn gciterit BON Ser
.aca1t @lc@aulep INTO ocni &oli5iiteu
G6etling bcrbditct S5ii bic iiioipeit.
litac Eoli6eiitotioH eingelicTert, &C.
itdiiocu iie, ain $. 6c6ruar III oas
@ebGloe Der o&oper @roOucts Co.,
gir 24o5 Observation-Disclosures, cin.
acbrodlen SIT iciu mo I'M 5lDcitcn
@todperf $G Ill @adr imo slpet
SScdcrnbrcn aeitoblen Sit bo6en. Den
3laang 5ll oem @eidait uerlhoffteii
iic iidl iiiOem iie Gin 6eniter int CT.
itch @todlperf anfbrnhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Cumberland ilno ggeitcrnport @lcc.
tric SoilipopS Goy SoliSburp 2ig5t,
9eat & Goper Go.Aino ole llnitcO
& electric So.
Slutumu6iliIt 6cltraft.

Sil ocr mittleren @oli5eiiation
ipltroe gcilern 5runt $. @ilion BON
9ortonSUile, WlO., pDn Hi6ter
Bodaro nit So mo Soften Dclfroit,
neil cr bel iciner @erboituag icipe
GDoiiffeiirS.2iccn5 nicbt Bel iidj Bate.
8ilion mllrOe geitern 0ior9en geeelt
4 ll6r ucr0aitet, naDoem CT init iei-
ncm glutomobil III Oer ytorO-GbarlcS-
StraBe gcgen ciu SanS gefo6rcn mar.
Die @loidine ultroe itarf beiH1oigt
m06renO Die &aiiogicrc lmDcrleRt oQ.
pnnfamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
SamSeMfsMer.

wv Oeut Souie bon Glifforo u,
Glcu, ylr. 1910, 2inocn.g glucnue.
prodl npiicrr glbrn6 flW5 nab 6 llbr
ein Scuar III ocn bintcrrn 0icluGbcrr
orS 5meitan 1totlipcrfcs ots, bag iic5
ra1d ouf ons brittle Stodipert Der.
5rcitctc @icr 3uncr moren totcl
dusgcbramt bebor oie 6Hlcrpcbr
oer iSlalmilci Scrr werogu fonttc.
Ger 5dDoOcn miro oui nabe5u $1,000
aeihdet. Gie llriohc Nes @ranoeS
piro ser it6doDoItcn cIcttriideu Get.
tnna dllacldlrlcpcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Nus Ocu stauts.gnrcaur.


Gin itc(lpcrtrctcnOer StaotS 5cncr.
0lorihoI( crnomit. Sin Gemo.
frot bonl Gituier erbdlt StcGe-
0ie Goinniiiion iiir oiientlidc
9etriebc ie1r bcidditigt. ~ @er-
6ciierter StroBen6a6nOienit BON
ocu 9Ir6eiteru getpiiniht.
@1it ;}uItinniilng OcS souper.
neilrS Sarrington lit Sr. 9liGaro
8crru, Elm irii6creS @cicbgcbuneS.
nitslico bon Caroline Gomtp, ais
6lerf OeS 5tdotS @criidernngS.
Gomniiidrs ongeitc0t moroeu. gIlS
leine gte6enor6eit miro Sr, @errD sic
9lrbeitcu zines Siilfs Seler ,Wior.
irbaGs Derie6en niiiien fiir uelc6e sic
@eIebgebuna Sem @erii6erlinos-
@omriiidr $4,000 5lr gcrfiigling ge.
tcnt bat.
Ger @ouoerneur Bat 6eidloiicL
Srn. To6ert 6. Gee, sen ieBigen &C.
fret0r OeS @ioporS, GUM NiitgIieS ser
Staots SrOilitric llnfo0s Gonl.
miliion an Stcac OeS SSrih SSomcS
0iQgins eineS Hcpu6lifoncrs, Ociieu
9(ntStcrlnil ihoit langc o6gelallicit
lit al erncnnen Nr. Sec miro ers
ii1nit pcrocr, io6alo Der @ouoers
nclr cincn 9lot fir Srit.SigoinS &C.
funoci dqt,
Gie Gonrnliliion fir 0iientlid)e 9c-
iriebc lit alifgeforocrt ipcrOeit cine
ciubeitlirtc Hotc fiir Die 9cnubimg
bon EoricobS in Baltimore fcI5uic.
ben. IS lviroc oorolli 6inacluicicn
Oob IN GlcpclonO cin Gorica6 fit
Oic 9ciorOcrlln0 cincr Ecrion nod
irgcnO eineln Yinfte inicr6alb ocr
StoOt nicbt mc6r ais 80 Gents be-.
rcGncn Oori.. md6rcu0 lit Baltimore
icGr oit $3.50 perlonet pcrOcu.
Cine glil5obl glrbeiter, lueld)c III
oe, 6a6rifen 6itlid bon Der Stoot
grcn5c bcidditi9t iIt bat sic Gone
million fiir oiientli6c gctriebc CT.
ludt, bic StrdBcnba1n onSu6oItcn
odB tic ocn getricb ser @oggonS al
Der sit AlonumcutiiraBc. bon 60.
ncp's Cane nod ser If. StroBc Der.
ldngert.
SSm Bureau ser Staots Stcler.
Gonnliiiion ipitroc geiiern sic rBu.
ritp 8aper @eiirl So" nit cineni Pr
tiehfapitol bon $250O0O incorporirt.
Sic Sncorporatoren iino. Sans bon
DldrceS, g9m. q. 2enOerfing, bon
Baltimore. 2. 5ioneD 6roit. pou
SSoi6inaton; a)lorriS Sroit Soiepl
S. alunlncr 2ouiS SarfaS inO ST..
5. Siralep.
GeSgleiheu <ipurOc oic ,,0loluau
GlectricDlonuiactitriua Corporation"
nit cincm 9tttienfopitul BON $4O0.,
GOO rcorporirt. Gic Tireftoren sic.
icr @eiclifoit limo, 9eui. S. Gram
=. Dlctcot6 9leeic. SSo6n 2 Nomai.
Guar &inc6ort nnO q. @rooiorO Nlc.
GIoerrp.
Siclc mitbtige 6d((c.
Tic Gcmliiion iiir oiientlicbe Sc.
tricDe 6ot cine 2lnjo6l pidtiocr Sale
SIT erleOigen inter ipel1en Oie iol.
acnocn an Scr Siei6c iinO: Baltimore
GonntD @otcr ono electric 60, G6c.
iopcatc mo Yotomoc Telephone Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Niir Elm 6eimaetrSuf.

las bon Geo. giintber oc6raite
9icr lit oas bette. Gielc geilrt6eiler
bon Sicr crflGrcL oab cs irscilo ci,
nem critfIaiiigcn ouSI1noiIber @ier
gIeidfonlmt. Wcraoc 0os 2ing fir
ocn 6omilcnge6rnuA. ScineS 9(rp-
ma better GIci@mod lmS Ie6r nG6r.
trditig. Gireft non Scr @ruucrei
ourb oic ncilei4en Moihinen o6ge-
fiilt, roOnr9 allecneine 5lein6eit ee.
Iihert miro. aiiie 81. 9Sbonc;
g9olic 90.
(SmiiS,1SigEo,Go) (g[w.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
3lpei Nlanner crtrnnfen.


-----.-----4--
Moetetl iiN aui'S Gis I'M Sanpoenf
RcierDoir, unl 5u iiiden, = IboS.
Qnuoll 6rod jucrit oimd lmo
" 99ilGam SoGnion wolltc i'm ret
ten Eroe ieOcr 9enii6lmg
fomtcn bic 2eicben bis lett nidt
gcborgen lperocn.
3mei @t61ncr, mclc1c iib geIteul
gtad)nittog olli sic giSoedc oeS &c-
icrpoirS in &ompoeu iuagtcn, bro-
den ollrtb lmo crtronfen. Ger etnc
mar scr 80 Sabre olte 8iQiom So6n-
ion Dou scr Siforp.9(penue na6e Der
81. StroBe, lno Der onOcrc mar
G6onoS 0upul, bon Sails &oaO,
no6e Scr 81. StraBe. Gic 9enlii.
6ungen i6re Seihen 5il bergen Go6cn
IiG bis ieBt olS crfolglos crtpieien.
Gic 5mei DlGnner. luelhe bon Solepb
Wiom begleitet luaren betratcn oaS
Gis imo morcn iGon ENC gclpillc
5trcdc gcgaugen ais pl6blidj oaS
GiS frod)tc uno GuDoQ Der poron-
giag, nntcr scr G6crildc5c Der
jdlpnnO. SSo6niom scr cinigc 6ilB
Dintcr i6m gc9an9cn mar, ncriudtc
MN icinei 6relmo ST. rettcn inOcm
CT lim orii onS Sis legte uno ar bic
aontc frod. 9liId inter i6m brad
ons GiS 0nrG.
Nipnh iiBwiibch lpnr ants 2on0
Suriidgetc6rt iuO ihric aus Scibcs-
frGitcn nn 0iilfc. 9alO eiltc cine
Mcngc bon 9clpo6ucrn bcrbci, Sic
nit 2citcrn Stoil9cn lui0 Scilcn bic
bciOcn llngliidlihcn 81 rctten ucr'
Ilttcn. ,Sobniou lpor nod enunal
ion oie C6crilddc gcfommeu ino
6dttc pcriuHt nn @iic cinen Stiib-
plinft 5it iin0cn, bod o6nc Griolg-
Scrgcaut SooOing legtc me6rcrc Sci-
tern alif oQS Gl9 lillo trod 0er llils
ioaitdttc 5lt Inn Sobniou 5li retten.
God cS iUar 81 ipdt, So6nion ionf
balo lpieoer. glnoerc 2eitte iuiter Ser
Gircftion oes Coroner s. $. Dor
riiieD oeriuften olli Oiciel6c @eiic
Dem God nd6er5iifonunen ino Die
Seibelt su 0er9cl.
Moun erfldrte, Der &oli3ci ouB CT
ieine aomeraocn geiunrnt b6tte, odS
GiS 81 betreten imO i1ncn mrict6
bcn llier ans 5u iiihen Cod I'll.
poa pra6lte bolnit SoB CT in Nlosfa
gciiidt babe, iuiO gtacs ii6ers 9lngeIn
piiic. Niit chter fleinen glrt idnitt
CT OoS Gis bis ooiicl6c infer i6n
5uiunnicnbrab
Sso6niou luor cin pcrbeirat6eter
@}onn. Gie 6onilicnougc60riacn
Der bcioen Grtrlulfcuen iino iutroit.
lid uno battrn id) inter oic Ntenge
Ser Inn Ocn Sec Scrinite6cnoeu ac-
iiiid]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

aaluoitorinm 6ails llnb 5rit". Bic 0aBcns
kQuulcr NioS.
,Gugb'f"- FOmsEom"
tygnriN oGcllp BGriS".
s,Vipppbrome -gSnmoepiue un0 Mnn0elbllter.
,Mlnniann"-N Naubebiue.
ls9iinoeniie" Tbe pobe Wita"
,,Nlci@Eln" &aubeblnP nno g8nHnebl6Cr.
,Erutif1tr EHrnterBrfein" &pHtertiuq,
ben 10 Scbruar, WlaSicHbna III o9urrbS
Naue".
1bpbiih6llnicltS4Nall &Unncliinp, rcIl 10.
sycbrnr III Ser 10. slcnimcnisSane~
Hnlfimure ennpb0nie-r -rrdlclter" Srellag.
iG 6chruar, MhenoS, GpnJeri n her pgptlca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

Gin Shreiben ser SobnS SopfmS
llriueriitGt lulroc oerlciclL il pd,
dent onactiinOi0t pirO, ooB ser
ierbSiuodeHtlidlr Scnluicr arrius
III NoulcluooO abgcbnltcn miro.
Goni G61rcCul Glub lici cine
Ginluolma ciu icitc 2lHSitcllu5 int
9jca6oop Snititnt ocu' 1dultinncrn
nntcy 9egleitug Scr 2c6rcr 3il sci,
aci Bic Gintritts1e6iibr ipiiroc Fr9
Siopi 5 Gents betragei. Gem Sful.
gnpcrintcnOcnten mnroc oos Sfrci.
ben ion Nru. s. q. S9ic1ono iibcr
Dc6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15

@citranc fir bic gIDtbleiScnSeM In
GcntidJlanS nno @cfanecnen
in Gibiricn
Cnt9cgen grnOmnlca nnO fofUrt int
Slattc qnittirt.
Siicrne aren5c iinb nus III bubcu
bci 5dnmrdJcr & So,
3immcr glr. $, 9iorOOit-CSdc
tSbdricS. Nnb Cjcrman-5trahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
Ser sseltfries 6cntc Dur cinem
Saljrc.
Is. De6rnar 1916.

1ie Tclticben iiiio iiiooiilid
BON Dperu mti 800 Dleter breitcr
3ront it britlihe 5diiBcngrdbcu
cinoeorlngen ltuN ba6cn pie mel.
itei scr GrrtDeioigcr nicoergc.
madt.
Tic 8ogcicuiciic 9eliort BAT
Ourd oaS Oeiititbe 9omborOcmclt
iAmcr gelittesT
III 9lciopotauilcn 6aben Oie
@riten ali perihieoencn Flintteu
idlDere 9lieOerlager erlitten; an
ciner cin5ioen etellc 5dblCn Ste
Silrtcii 500 1cioIcnc Scinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-15
tnOrS.3cpartcmcHt fir GanOuirt1f
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ARIZONA SOLDIERS ID BE PART IF B|G
 PAGEANT REvIEN W

About 5000 of the Arizona soldier 5ys will participate in one of the reatest military reviews ever held on ,c Pacific coast. which is to take place Camp Kearney next Saturday, No amber r. The 10th national guard fvisiou is composed of about 2S,000 san. with the transportation and ar fiery units, all of which will partic- a8tc in this review.
 This review is designed to be a great areant of freedom, and Brig. Gen. oorge Cameron who has charge of the flair is exerting every effort to make
 a success, and besides giving this rand review he has agreed to detail goo troops to participate in the spec zcular playet America"
 Some idea of the gigantic propor- ans of this affair may be gained from 1p fact that it will take at least three ours for the column to pass a given aint, and when marching in column hrmation the 40th division will be nurteen miles in length and this is ot counting the wagon trains, which Till bring the length up to about twen- ! miles. The transportation units that Till take part in this review are made iD of 493 wagons, 627 motor lorries, D. 1S draft horses and about 5000 rid ng. pack and draft mules. Ten mili- Hry bands will furnish music for the uarchers.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-13
PEE |S PLACED
 IN FULL CHARGE
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-A com plete reorganization of the shipping boards emergency fleet corporation was begun today when Charles A Piez a Chicago engineer, recently made wee president of the corporation, was put in supreme charge of the government $ ship building program
 Rear Admiral Washington L. Capps appointed by President Wilson as gen. eral manager of the corporation, sue ceeding Major General George NV | Goethals, will continue in that position, but much of the work he has done | heretofore will be taken over, 1t was said tonight, by MT Piez. Admira, Capps denied reports that he would re- sign because of the changes that will l be made.
 Duties that have been performed by some of Admiral Capps aides, most of l them naval men. will be taken over to l large extent, by engineers who Will serve with MT. PieZ. Wooden ships 1 construction will be put in charge of l James Heywooth, Chicako contractor, who displaces Rear Admiral F. T. l Bowles, retired. The building of fab ricated steel ships, will be under the supervision of Charles Day, Phila- delphia engineer, now in England stu dying. for the shipping board English methods Of construction. A. J. Mason Of Chicago, another engineer, will do most of the field work, inspecting plants and supervising generally their operation.
 1 Decision to reorganiZe the staff that has had charbe of building was made by tn shipping board after an inves- tigation by special committee. This committee, named by the board, was headed by Mr. Piez and had as it's other members Mr. Mason, Mir. Day and Frank Kirby, New York engineer
 The committee reported, it is learned that ship building, was not proceeding as it should because of lack of business i methods within the fleet corpol ation. Yards, they reported. were not obtain ing material as rapidly as they needed it. Specifications, they said, were changed too often and a general lack of harmony was found they declared between builders and the fleet corpora tion's officials.
 The reorganization as explained at the offices of the shipping board was | prompted by the feeling that the fleet corporation was not speeding up construction such as it might. With designing about completed and
 contracts let, building, they felt, was 8 matter of business that best could be done by business men. Builders Lave complained that they could not do business with some of the subGrdinates with whom Admiral
 Capps has surrounded himself.
 One development of the confer ence was ahe statement by shipping
 board offis.als that the wooden ships
 now br;iting probably are the last
 that ~ili ie ordered by the govern ment.