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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
HAVE BEEN AP-
POINTED AND DISTRICTS
MAPPED OUT FOR
WORKERS
braanlzation Will lnaueurate Wig
orous Campaign and Will Guido
Their Work On First Loan.

ASpecial meeting of the district
(hairmen Of the Liberty, loan commit
ee Of the. Wheeling. ElkS. was held
ast evening at the ElkS' club. The
Inc Of campaign was mapped out anu
arrangements we're not completed
t this meeting. special meeting was
Ealled for tomorrow afternoon at zoo
'clock and full attendance OF the
district chairmen is requested.
The Elks are going after the mat
er Of selling Liberty bonds in a very
aggressive manneE lot Of good
Fork4s being done now and after the
meeting tomorrow there promises TO
(e considerable more. as arrangements
rill then be complete. and the chair
nen will know just what line OF cam
align to follow in the future.
The Elks give promise Of being in
be lead when returns !for the sale OF
be Liberty bonds are in and are work
hg with this end in view. This or
ANIMATION should be commended Tor
he good work it accomplished when
be first Liberty loan bonds were is
ned. and indications, are that they
re going to duplicate their former
God record. if not surpass 1t.
J. B. Handlan is chairman OF the
entral committee. and Fred Brand IS
ecretary. Following are the chair
hen and their respective districts:
Washington district. Henry G. Stt-
3:Eilliam Eanke.
ADDISON district. Dave G. Morgan.
Dave G. Brown.
lay district. J. VIM. Cummins, VIII
m NJ Windsor.
pUnion district J. B. Handlau, DR..
leon n. Refer. George Philips.
Centre district. Philip Bachman.
William Nesbitr:~
Webster di<tric' u. W Irwin.
Ritchie district. H. Lee Robinson,
Guy o. Lacy.
Tr,.Ielphla district. DR. o. ". Bur
latt- Ohm Kirchcrn. James Fl. Beans,
Hearre.
Richlaud distric;. Harry l.. Strohei.
William f.. EI,.lferhine.
! Outside o. city. J. Harold Freeman
/. r. Handlan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
EEKs PLANNING GREAT EFFORT
To AID IN LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

Union Telegraph office this AFTERNOON. !
mot Lieut. Lloyd r:nlX formed Wheel
,rc newSpHpcrman ard W"St Virginia
university athlete. lie Is with company
*. 3lSth infantry. Virginia troops.
Artillerymen Lucky.
While IN the vicinity OF headquarters
this sttcrnnnn SuInc 81 ihc arti.tcr%Hl":I
mad tue pleasure II witnessing infantry
drills Maybe NC aren't thanking on"
lucky stars that We ar. in the ,artiii":;
whcr.. we will get t. ride and NOT haf"
% luz rifles and 6O-pound packs. rs
the iniantrymcn will hayr 10 do. -Nn'i
the excitement and thrills OF artillery
trimming. evtn. IS something great.
Bonar Busler.
Just now Captain Fiddle ls rushing
the training OF class Of Il men as
buslcrs. The whole bunch OF us nave
to get out at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
morning for revisllc. That will be our
first time all uu: at ole :im". Willinm
Il. Kaltenbach. III Wheeling. is 'chief
huslcr H. NJ. Pat,ison and Mike De
tc!ice OF Wheeling. 'has. q. Ash Il
Cameron; WIN. Nicht'cr OF Mru1 Erille.
and myself ar" a:u,'str til" bug? ~ They
chased us clear on; To IN" wHt whilH
We were learning the calls.
George 1.arriln"r,. o. N"ifSnu-S. has
been playing in thu rerInl"ntai band. hut
has been made reg nHental subStitnt"
sergeant and will probably have TO CIV"
UP the cornct.
West Virginia Hills"
Battery Ca ANA T. has staged wv"
West Virginia Demonstrations when We
would gather about The band after 20
treat anu give the camp West Virginia
Hills and few other songs that are
popular in the dear lid home state.
We are 50 busy that know very little
news TO write about. Practically all oil
the boys are We'll and liking camp life
better as they grow more accust toned
20 it,
, We are q in: healthier looking lot
than when W. came three weeks ago
mot quite but /. seems longer and ""
hope 4 whole lot nsarer abls to do ouc
part in administering. |" KAISER Blll
tho thrnshing he must have.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
STOCKS AND BONDS

Des-Dames, in Champagne ana III
the Yprrs sector, but no lmpoF-
tant infantry engagements have
taken pIacr> Likewise in the
Austro-ltaIiaL theatre anu III
Macedonia the big guns are DONG
all the work, except for reconnnl-
tering anu out posi- encounters IN
the latter region.
Along the Pskoff road in the
Riga sector on the Russian froIiI
The Russians again have been
forced 10 give ground 10 tho Ger
mans under Il hearvy artillery
ire. Farther south. however. I'll"
Russians in counter attacks maze
recaplured trenches which Inc
Germans took FROM them Wr!nrs-
Gay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

10. nNn weak. 40 cent. under yesterdays
average. Bulk s1T.l5G1S 20; light
S16.3otIlS 3n: mixed s16f58lS so:
heavy sl670GiS so: rough $1e.7o9
IL %: PIGS S11.75 I'll IS.
Cattle. receipts 5000: weak Native
steers $7.90fI7 20: Western steers
$G."jGi14 a.: Suckers and feeders 36..5
n II Go: cows ind heifers s5.l5 412 IS:
calves $9.5gTlG 20.
sheep receipts 10000: weak to Is
cents lower Wcthers $9.0oG1z 80:
ewes sS.5O0l1 s.: lambs Sl3.o0Wla is.
Mrs. carton ito small daughter say
.nr praysrs)-"A little louder. dear, I
CAM hear"
para:hter-"Yes but I'm not speaking
TO yuu"-Ncw York Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Personals and .lrtefa.

Mrs r. W. Gurhy If Elm Grove -
visiting friends at West Liberty.
Walter El"e& ~ Elm Grove has p;r.
chased Il parcel of land IN Patterson
from Mrs. leUlah Cooper
]. Adam Hess of S'rAu"rd Springs
hotel left yesterday ful Battle Creek.
Michigan
Pref J. {. shaw OF West Liberty
\"rmul school has returned home from
:; business trip tn Charleston.
Nj and Mrs. Frederick Coitlich Of
Baltimore. Md. are visiting friends III
hawthorne Court.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Easan have re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Ashley Roberts transferred.

q. Word has been received from Ashley
Roberts. Who enlisted In the United
States army ns an automobile driver n
week ago. AZ Columbus. q. II" has been
sent 70 Sack"tt'S Harbor. y. Y. for train
Ing. Ill, has been assigned 10 the sup
Ti.. company.
Word has bn"n received from Camp
IT,. Virginia. that Lawrence kunklo II
,vCII known young man from this city.
has h4.!. appointed u corporal AMI is act
ing in such capacity III the training
there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

,urrrd 10 pItt,bur after visiting rslA-
ttv"s m W"at Liberty.
Miss Georgia l3"hout Of Fairnnnt Is
visiting friends IN Elm Grove for few
days.
TIL. senior clasa nr Triadclphia dis
trict high school Will hold 4 meeting IN
tn, study hsu next Monday afternoon.
Jack Trusarll Of Elm Grove is slowly
improving from An attack of typhoid
fever
The coal shortage is commencing to
b. felt In tho pix" section.
Tho first SNOW furry Of the season
was experienced In the pike section yes
terday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
PITTSBURGH RESERVE
BANK OPENS DEC, I

PITTSBI' RGlI. Ia. oct. 1.-THE
Pittsburgh branch of the cleveland fed
cral reserve bank. plans for the cSlab-
lishnent of which were made nj con-
ference held her" %"si"rtla" by Governor
w p G.. linrrluG Hud federal r"serv" Of
ilrialS will Ice opened about December l..
according tn an announcements today by
Robert War,lrop. local director Of the
hnuk at Cleveland. TIL" Pittsburgh
braur.h will DO Tho. ,rni"r for IN" federal
reserve banking business for that part
ri the district IN western Pennsylvania,
West Virgina and eastern ohio.
PlTTSNl' RiN. Pm. Oct. l".-fhttl".
steady: supply light. ''h"Icc 81 -
T. IN: primo SlS.NnM L. -.
Sheep stmdy: supply light. Frinl"
vrIhrrs SiI.Jnul" IN: rull and ""mn"'r
s;nnaiT -; lambs 81" n0R - -: veal
calv"% Sl,...UH! Ii -.
Hogs steady: receipts light. lr:iH"
hcr,yir$ ur! mediums SINGS q Is 80:
h,nvr workers. S1S."af IS GI: liEht YORK.
FRS :I1"G@' : "a: pigs $l".""tfi i 40;
rough. sII."hT II 25
CHICAGO. oct. 1c.-tl"E$. receipts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Social Last Night.

\ snricl Tor III. graduates of The
,c,chcrs' training class was held In tho
Easement OF tn" STONE Presbyterian
rhuirah at Etr Gr"r" last night. Several
speeches were delivered. apd luncheon
Mas scrvnd ThuSr present were; MOS
DANES Ivutln!a Moore Hurley. Lottie
Keller ord Mary Elliott: Misses FISH"
Watson. I.n.t!e Smith. Jessie Williams.
p.arl Giles. Ross Shields. Ada Caldwell.
Mary Bowers. ida Woodruff. Mabel Hal
i.rt. i:ilg..nia Brit. Grace Meek. Dora
iir,iSay Re-. T.. r I."w"lIyn. James
Keller aud Oliver Crswell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Yulton Council Meets.

A special meeting OF the Fulton c"un-
eli was held in the mayors "fHcc las:
night. The matter of paving Center
street was discussed and 1t Was ngrced
that the paving would he rcSumc4 IN
next Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Church Notes,

N.xt SUNDAY morning at the stone
rhr;rch NJ Elm Grove. E"r. 4. I. Good
missionary from Africa. will deliver tho
address.
\, tho Vance Memorial church at
N:n,hsd7lr. Rev. r. e. Il. Ewing. mission
arv from India. will deliver the sermon
in the morning.
A. g: Marks Lutheran church. Elm
Grove. in tho morning service. Rev. f.
.. Alpers will deliver a sermon, on How
n Think Of Ourselves. Tho subject or
tho evening service is. Tried. but Tri-
umphant."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
RAIN STOPS HAIG
Continued From First PhGe.)

Of being ahlr 10 stay a further
press forward by the British to-
ward The nstend.I.i railroad.
The Germans were expecting
Tho batrl. for several hours prior
10 the signal for the British to al
tack they laid down a heavy bar
rage fire all along The line. inter
spcrsing the 7ain Of sieel and OK
plnsiva shells with a.phT1iating
Gas bombs.
Considerable artillery activity
stu prevails between the French
and Germans along the Chemin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Senior carothery mission Band Met.

\ meeting III the Senior Caruthers
Mission hand was held at the home Of
Miss t.aur.ua Spring. Elm Grove. last
evening. There were many In attendance
and the regular routine az business was
followed. after which n luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Coprrepatioua1 Social Mondav.

social for In" mem srs of tn" Stone
Presbyterian church and their friends
will be held in tho basement OF The
church on next Monday evening". a 1nusl
cal program Will h" rendered. after
which the Fhilath"a Iihl" class will
serve luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
'OUT-THE-PiKE
reed Night Waterman.

The, town ~: Elm Grnv" is seriously
ir need Of 4 night watchman I" nut
stop 70 ;hc rohb"ries which are being
committed In the past week several
Places have been rci"r;ed robbed and the
business men arc kept in almost con
stan, fear that they will be the next
yrt i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
,rIadelyhtaus' Last Practice.

Tho TriaGeiphla district high f""thall
foam held its last practice last evening
before til" game with Wheeling high TO-
,lav on the Island Fair Grounds. '.uLc
an unusual amount Of pep was displayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Uaat sum Renlized.

Quite a neat sum was realized last
nigh ut til" Alpha theatre N EdsinIt"n.
which proceeds wcr" donated 70 tn"
Wheeling chapter of Tn" Red Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

are a very energetic lot. and have dis
,ln,..1 lois of Willingness to help this
roo,l work along at the sacrifice oi their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Fulton Liberty Loan Committee Meets.

A meeting OF the Fulton Liberty Loan
solicitors was held in the Fulton school
house last evening. ard very 'faverahl"
reports were turned IN. The solicitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

Union Telegraph office this afternoon. !
mot Lieut. Lloyd r:nlX. formed Wheel
:ng newSpHpcrman ard W"St Nlcclhi'
university athlete. lie IS with company
x alNth, infantry. NlrEiEIa trUNrS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!

The First Illinois provisional regi-
ment is the first volunteer regiment
in the field in this state. A call has
been sounded for officers to meet to-
night at s o'clock at headquarters,
1902 Fl. Dearborn. Each officer is
asked to be prepared to furnish a list
of so available men. The order is
signed to Col. Edward H White,
commanding, and Capt. Jas. Kelly,
adiutant.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
MAKE "DIXIE" NATIONAL HYMN,
PLAN OF CONGRESSMAN
Washington, April 10.-"Dixie" for

washington, April 1O.-"DlXle' Tor
the national war song.
Several members of congress are
considering introducing a resolution
making Dixie a national air, with
congressional endorsement, to sup
plement America" which they say
is English, and the Star Spangled
Banner" which some say is hard to
sing.
Uncle Joe" Cannon says Dixie al
ready is a national anthem. Rep.
Heflin, Alabama, favors resolution
making it so. Rep. Mccormick, nli-
nOis, thinks there ought to be a cOUn-
tTy-wide vote on it.
Sen. Phelan, California, would Of
fer a prize for best music by which
to pOpularize 'The Star Spangled
Banner"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
CONSIDER HOUSING pr
OE NEGROES

Chicago Real Estate board yester-
day appointed a special committee to
solve problem of negro invasion of
what residence districts. COlOred
representatives said they should be
permitted to buy property wherever
they choose and expansion Of present
districts is necessary in order to get
proper living quarters.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
PLANS WENT

HER PLANS WENT "AGLEE"
Health COm'r Robertson has
spoiled the plans of Louise Osborne
Rowe, com'r of the defunct city well
fare dept, to wreck the city bureau
of employment, woodward and gar
dens. Saturday she signed on order
discharging Sup't J. w. Galley and
six assistants. She induced Asst
Health COm'r Koehler to o. K. the
order. Robertson heard of it and
cOUnteTmaRded it.
Anti-administratiOn politicians say
it was the administration scheme to
wreck the employment bureau and
thus force the council to reconsider.
its action taking away Mrs. ROwe's
job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10

ETTELSON OUT OF BIG FOUR
IN STATE LEGISLATION
Sen. Sam Ettelson's champion
piOnship of Jake Loeb's school board
plan at Springfield has cost EttelsOn
his place as a member of the combine
that runs the state senate, says in
side gossip. Other matters Of poll
tics enter the situation, but the at
tempt Of Ettelson to get for Jake
Loeb the special privilege of address,
ing the senate on the Baldwin-Otis-
Mueller bill marked the finish, it is
said. EttelsOn is now out Of the
Dailey-Barr-CuTtis combine control
ling legislation.
Mayor ThOmpsOn's school board
politics. are losing ground for what
the mayor wants from the legisIa-
ture. To members of the labor lob
by Sen. Ettelson is making the eX-
PLANTATION that he wasn't speaking
for himself or Mayor Thompson at
all when he tried to get the floor for
a speech from Jake Loeb. In asking
the floor for the school board presi-
dent he was acting on the request of
Jake Loeb and not on his personal
initiative, says EttelsOn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-10
HOLD-UP MEN GET 5000

HOLD-UP MEN GET 5000
Five automobile bandits entered
the saloon of Mrs. A. Flood, 24OO w.
18th ST., shortly after she opened this
morning, put guns to her head and
escaped in their auto with $6,OOO
Jos. Oesner, 1912 Jackson blvd,
gave So to two hold-up men at Van
Buren, and Hoyne av.
Municipal garden started at 1945
w. 22d st,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-10

9ei Oem Geriud, cine 0iientlide pa
triotiide Geriamnlltna ob}ubre
den. n Sin moerer Stolieuer
miroe 6eoentlid Uerwunoet
92ilwanfce, Nlis.. o. Sept
Yei Dem @eriub, cine patrioiiiAe
&eriamntliing I'M 6reien inn itdlieni.
ibcn Diitritt ob5ubrcheu wlrocn
beute gl6eno 5uci SStnliener GetOolrt
einer murOc beoentlib perlcbt. nab
reno 5wei @oIi5iIteu lciht uerpnmoct
wirOen. Gie StoIiener, oic crihol.
ien mlroen, iollen einem 9Inarhillen
Stub onoe6oren. 9lti oen 0mb
muroe ipdter cine 9lo53ia iulteruom'
men nno 5Iiioidriiteu beiAloa.
nabmt Die 5mei ueripunoetcn foli-
5eibeamten iino Die @e9eimpol5iltcu
hilbert SempIiu mo So6n IS. 9Inole'
mi5. Gie Stalieuer wuroeu nod
nibt ioentiii5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-10

9fibot ninumt oie 9luigobe Scr 9iIz
oumg eines ueuen Cabinets on.
- Gin Gbeil Der friiberen Gabi-
nets WlitslieOer oiirite wieoer
EortefeliiIles er6olten.
Yaris, s. Septem6er. - glod.
Dem Slntonin 0u6oit Der YrGlioent
oeS Scnots. lmO 8oul 0eitbdnel, Der
Yr1li0ent Ger Deprtirtenfnnmer,
nod Yoris oitriideetebrt imo, rmter-
brcitete beute Yrclnierniiiiter 9libot
ole 9ieii9notion 0es geionmteu Ga
binets Dem 9Sr1iiocnten 8oincare.
gtocboem ser BrGiioent nit oep
&oritebern Der legisloti0en &orpers
iboften berotbihlogt bate. criu6tc
er Sru. 9iibot, ein neies Cabinet 0il
biloen. 0erieI6e nobm oie 9lufgabe
on
Ger u@2otin" io9t, cr babe criob'
rem onB Oie @oriteber Ser 0epartct
mcnts, oic oireft nit Ger 2onoes4
@ertbeioialno 8u tbuu boben
&ricgss Slotteii- itnO Whnitions- De.
portement ibre 4orteieuiles be-
baltet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-10

Ser .Simoo0 C6ierDer" iaat in
ieinem 9ouueutor 53u oeu gnibiil
hmaen:
nGs iolIte ser Neiltidcn 9lcaicrln5
@rimo gum Nadocufeu gcbcM oaB
cine DER eriten &ouolmgen ibres
neuen Senoes, Oeiicl @eiitano Ml
ariege lie mieoerboIt ais Derddtlib
bingeiiellt bot, oorin 6eitcbt elm
Geria6ren 81 entbdllen oas pernid.
fences gepeismatcrial gcaen Sic
Ecrtid1cn iel6it mo 0egen cine ueli.
trdle 9iegierung bietet, peldc nicn
i'm ginitigiten Solle ais bon oca
EerItidelt betrogeu betrohtcn tann
Der sSnboIt DER peroiicntlihicn
Selearomme muB ocn neutralcn gle.
9ierungen 5eigen, mie piel @laubcN
iie Den Oeiltiden @criprehuuaen rno
oeutiden Gou5ciiioneu ibeuten tou
men.
Gs 6eigt iih bier, oaB Ger occreoi
tirte Superintendent oes Oeutihen 9ici
Dies, md5reno er ii6 Der @oItfrcuo
Idoit Ger orgentiniiden Hepublif er
frellt, oic Dor6eoadte Grnorolna
orgentiniiher lIntertbonen auf bobcr
See empiieblt, 0omit sic @cricnflma
orgentiniiher SAiife ourA oeniide
llnterieeboote feline Spur binterIoiie
melhe gIrgentiuien bon Dem &erbre
den aenntniB ge6en imo mIi oieie
Aeiie Die 9fepubIit gum 6enoe
GeltIdlou0's MAIDEN fonntc.
Dies lit fein Dercin3clter san
aSpurlos Dericnfeu" 1T cine itdnoise
@olitif, pelde nit lleberleglm9
ourdgefiibrt wiro. in Dem geitreben,
oeH neutralen S6n0ern oie gieiuliate
Der ineinaeidrdufteu Submarine.
&ricgfiIbrlina au OerbeimIibcn; uno
onoere 9latioueu onBcr 9lr9eutinen
Wie gum 9eiipiel i'm 8cionoercn
glormeoerL piiicn Dies 5u i1rcm
S6oOen.
Sin weitercr @unft BON sSrterene
1T Die Geriiheruno, oic ofieubor bon
Der argentiniihen 9legierung gege6en
wuroe, Dab iic orgentiniide Sdiiie
in 8ufrnft MIR bis 2os &almos fla
riren lueroe. Dlit onoeren @ortcn
Sic porgebIibe Snuimit6t fir areen.
tihiide Sdiffe, Oie BON Der oeutiden
9ieoierlti0 groBmiitbia sepdbrt mur.
0e, lit meiter ni6tS ais cine 8orce.
sSn @irfli6feit 1T oie gem06rte SIN.
pmnit6t uidt oo0nrd eeiihert ooB
DcutiAlono Oopon abiiebt areenti
niidbe Sdiffe III Ser arieas8onc 8lI
pericnfen, ionoern ooourd, ooB Die
oreentiniide 9iegierlms cs mtcr.
rinumt, es 10 8ii orrnngiren, ooB fein
oreentiniides Sdiff in ser Sperr
gone augetroffeu miro.
gs oiirfte intereiiont iein 8u er.
fabren mos Die 0ffentIihe Meinima
in 9trgcutinicn oo8u ioQcn miro
wenn Die mobre glntir oes diploma.
tiidben Sieges" befannt miro, welde
sic orgcnfiliide 9eeierimg aeluon
uen 3u bobcn beboilptete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-10
Sin Ieltcnet !IleForO.

@ittSburob. 9. September.
Sier itnr6 i'm 9lltrr bon 70 Sa0reu
Der Goli8eirihtcr 0eorgc @lcGpia
eou Der NIT StoI8 oaroui bin5uwei
fen pflcgte, Sab CT in ieiner "a io0'
risen 9ienit5eit ais @oli5eiridter
BON glortb &crioIlles niiM nidt clneu
ser Dor ibn Ge6robtcn Eauieuoc BON
Gerbaiteten nit @eiananiB beltralie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-10


auSgege6en murOe.
Ger 9eric6t fiigt 6in5iL ooB sic
9riten erfolgrci1c lle6erfGllc ouf sic
6crtiden SdiibengrG6eu in Der
0fub6oridoft BON @o0rene im6 Oft
lid bon Germclles imterna6nten, BON
Oenen iie cine 9ln5o6l bon @eiongo-
men 5uriid6ro6ten.
SSn lofolen @efebten norOoitlib
bon Ypern mobten 0ie 9riten f3
@efongene.
81 tom wirO i6weigiomer.
toni 8. September. .-Die 6eute
yloHnittog bonn itaIienii6en @ene-
rolltob Oer0ffentli1te omtlide @3it-
tbeihtne iogt:
ugor00itli1 BON @oro Gin Ser
W}ontc San Gabrielle @cgeno) 0ou-
ert sic g[rtiaerie. S6lod)t o6ne lin
tcr6rccbung in beftigiter @eiie fort.
gluf Dem &elt scr 5ront CAB cS oie
ii6liHen Hotrouillen ltnternebnn-
gen uno glrtineric-E6atigfeit."
Q 6le1teS gBetter o1f ito-
licnii6er 6ront.
ll6ine, Stalien, o. Sept -lln-
oenein itbledtes @ctter be6iuocrt
Oie Operationen ouf ser SSIon5o.
6ront -seitige 9legenItiirme 6a-
ben irieOli4e 6liiiie in reiBeuOe
Strome, @6enen IN i9lommige Seen
nerluonoelt. Ger 9te6el mabt 9e-
oba6tln9en ieIbit ouf fitr5e Gutter.
nuneen bin umm0elib, troBoem nn
&oge S9eimperfer benubt meroen.
Trob 0ieier 3uitdnoe oouert oic
9ononaOe in 6eftieer @eiie fort, rmO
9lbt6eilmeen MAIDEN fiibnte 9lus-
idae, Inn bier un0 bort Dem Seinoe
cine fleinere Stellune 5lt entreiBen.
Inter oen neueroingS BON ben
Stalienern gcma1ten @cinngenen
beiinoen iid ioltbe, Ole 9legimenteru
aneeboren mel6e geraoe bon ser
ruiiiIhen imo rumdnii6en Sront on-
gelangt im0.
ginige 0lterreiHiibe 9[rtillerilien,
oie in oen lebten Gogen ociongen ge-
uommen miir0en, erflGrten, ooB iie
bon Der meitli6en 6ront nod bier ge-
bro6t morocn ieien.
0eutide in SItofrifa
in 8e6rGngniB.
2onOon 8. Septem6er. Cine
bcute be8iigIib Scr Sperotionen in
9eutib- Oitofrifa 'erloiiene oifi6iele
D}ihbeillinG iogt Solgenoes:
DSyn einem 8eri1t unter geltri-
gem Gatitm iagt ser So6itfommons
oirenoe in SItofrifo, ooB ser @iocrs
Itano Ger Oeittidcn Erllppeu bel
Mponoos, So Wieilcu iiio(id bon
@1obrnge, nieOcrgcrllngcn muroe,
lmo ooB oae oeutideu Stellungen
cingenonnlen mlirocn. llnicre Erup-
pen ocrfolgen ocn iicb aurii5icDeuocn
Seino.
9elgiihe Solomon bo6cu oen SluB
lllanea gefreii6t, iie riidcn bonn ylors
ocn aus ouf @lo6enge Dor. Cine
ocutiAc Streitmodt bic aus Mpe4
tos, 65 @leilen iiiomeitlib BON Wlas
bcngc, uuo aug @loIinic is @leilen
noro.norooitli1 bon @2pctos, ocr-
trieben pitr0c, bat iid IN iiio0itIiher
9iihtiing 5iIriidae5ogen mo miro bon
uniefen Eruppeu Oie BON 2upem6e
oorriidien berfolgt.
SIN iiiOlideu gGrcal bat iih oie
oeutic6e g(btbeilling, oic ats Eitm-
burlt pcrtriebcn milroe aus &imale
5uriidac8ogcn.
Gs miro berihtet, OoB iid6 5ur 3eit
i'm portueiciii6en ypoiio'2onO, iiiO-
lid bon Dem 6hllie &oOllmu, feline
oeiltiHen Streitfrdfte befinoen."