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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Baseball Season Now
On At FIotiIIa Base

At 4 BRITISH PORT. BASE OF TIE
AMERICAN DESTROYER FLOTILLA
June 2s.-The baseball season is in fnl,
swing here. Every American destroyer
has one or more teams and two days
weekly when their ship il in part, are de-
voted to industrious practice for the ''big
seriesr which j. to begin next month for
the fleet Three diamonds have been laid
out on top of a cliff overlooking the sea.
TIE teams wear regular uniforms brought
from home, with the name Of their ship
written on the shirts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Ukraines Autonomy
Denied They Say
(By Associated press.D

PETRROGRAD. June 2s-The Tx
raincs, inhabitants Of an extensive region
Of Russia embracing part of the territory
of the old kingdom of Poland, issued in "A
general congress at kiev "A declaration al
leeing that their petition to the temporary
government Tor autonomy has been re-
jectde. Prominent Ukraincs were sum
moned to organize a separate local gov
ernment which il is hoped will be approved
BY the coming constituents assembly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
GREAT TRADE.
CONCERN MAY.
ROUTE THEIR.
COMMERCE BY.
BROWNSVILLE.

The Brownsville Mexican international
gateway as an international gateway was
officially re-established today after four
years as local gateway with the an
nouncement by Vice President and Gener-
al Manager A. S. Gimble of the Browns
vile & Matamoros Bridge Co, that the Oh
iver-American Trading Co, one of the lar
gest general shipping concerns in the
world, has routed ten carloads of fine
Hereford dairy cattle from Fayette, Mo-,
to Mexico City via Brownsville and Mata-
including about two hundred head of eat
tie, arrived in Brownsville last night and
will be sent over the international bridge
tomorrow to Matamoros for shipment to
Mexico City.
4. s. Burrowes of Eagle Pass, manager
of the company's branch office in, that
city, said;
'The Oliver American Trading Co. i
now changing its name to Gaston, Williams
& Wigmore. The company has offices in
Mexico City, Eagle Pass and New York
City. II is now handling four trains a
month through Eagle Pass, and is planning
to establish an office in Brownsville for
the purpose of using the Brownsville
Matamoros gateway if the necessary ar
rangements can be made with the rail-
road company, and the company j. lend
ing every possible cooperation for the es-
tablishment of traffic through this port.
We will operate just as many trains a
the business justifies.''
Mr.. Gimble said today that the railroad
company has leased cars to the shipping
concern and also an engine, the equipment
to be used in handling the first train to
Mexico City. The usual bond arrange
ments are carried out a< in other interna-
tionai shipment cases, il was stated.
The great congestion at the Eagle Pass
gateway, MFR. Burrowes said, caused the
company to seek a new gateway for its
traffic from the north, and since traffic on
the Monterrey Matamoros line of the Mex
lean railways has been light II was believ-
ed that best service could be had through
this route.
The company makes speciality Of hand
ling freight for shippers, guaranteeing de-
livery to destination.
Te use of the international bridge at
! Brownsville for the handling of trains from
t1e United States to interior points in
Mcxico ceased May, 1913. at the outbreak
Of the Carranza revolution. Since tina.
time the bridge has been used only for
Maf&moros and Brownsville local traffic.
The uncertainty of the return of rolling
stock during the troablous periods served
to prevent railroads from encouraging the
transfer or their rolling stock to the Mex-
can side except under heavy bond While
this bond of about 81 900 ear il still in
force, the railroads are said to be more in
clrned to leniency with the apparent re-
turn OF normal times in large parts of the
republic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
To The Herald:

To The Herald:
! have recently made q trip through
Central and North Texas, and out into
West Texas. The severe drought, which
has existed all over the state, was relieved
Sunday by rain in some parts of North
Texas, but this rain was not sufficiently
widespread to save the corn crop, although
il will do 50 in certain localities. But the
season is sufficiently far advanced and the
corn 50 nearly matured, that it is safe to
say now that the Texas corn crop is going
to be very short.
| have understood that the same is true
of Oklahoma, but | do not know this of
my own personal knowledge.
| am writing this article for the bene-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Pershing Gets Fine
Residence in Paris

PARIS, June 2S.-General Pershing has
left the hotel in which he has been stay
ing since his arrival in Paris TO make his
home in fine old residence in the Rue de
Varenne so "a to be near headquarters.
The house, which has a magnificent gar
den, formerly belonged TO Prince Gortcha-
koff. 1t was leased before the war by Og-
den Mills of New York who placed it at
the disposal of General Pershing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 3S.-The
conference of four hundred coal operators
representing all the coal producing states
today adopted resolution authorizing their
committees to assAat.<iezsarh INA silssn
prices for coal a. may be named by the
Secretary of Interior. the Federal Trade
Commission and national coal production
committee.
The resolution points out that great
tion's fuel supply and that the coal oper-
ators and miners desire 10 closely coop
crate with the government. The rcSolu
ton is unanimously adopid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
STREET POTS GIVE UP SI5.IIs

The two iron pots which were placed ut
corners several days ago to receive con-
tributions for the Red Cross fund were sri
flasr, tasaE-and t!a.s -tsssi asussift=shas-res
ceived was Sl5.1l. Mrs. J. J. Young. who
was in charge Of the pots. turned the
amount over TO Chairman McGarv of the
Red Gross finance committee TO be added
TO the general fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Cavalry Intercept
Band of Mexicans
[ by Associated Press.)

FL PASO, Tex, June 2S.-A cavalry
patrol interrupted band Of thirty Mexi-
cans engaged in carrying ammunition
across the Rio Grande at Rockyford. sew
en- miles east Of heer, early today. Two
Of the Mexican were caught hut others
escaped into Mexico. Ammunition was
dropped by the smugslers, some Of which
fell into the middle Of the river. and i be-
ing guarded BY soldiers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
MILLION is BARNARD WASTE.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 2s.-More
than million dollars worth Of barnyard
refuse il wasted in the United States an
nually, which AZ this time i national
tragedy. according to Carl Nrooman of the
department Of agriculture. in statement
issued today. lie urges it, conservation.
as war measure by the American farms
ers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
.EL|HU ROOTS
PARTY NOW ON
RUSSIAN line
(Bv Associated Press.)

RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF HEAD
QUARTERS, June 2S.-Elihu Root and
the whole military staff of the. American
commiSf .Iarrived here last night accom-
panied by the Russian foreign minister.
The party conferred with General Brus-
siloff, commander in chief Of the Russian
armies and decided that General SCOTS
aides should begin ten days tour of the
southwestern front.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
us. Flyer BattIed
With Seven Germans

PARIS. June 2S.-Corporal James HI
of Colfax. Iowa. Il member Of the LaIuy-
cite flying squadron, composed principai
~ Of American avitors, i believed to have
German airplane>, according to the par
Herald. lie was shot through the | M,
the machine falling within the Frcuch
lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Pro-Germans Paid.
Says Ell Universal

MEXICO CITY, June 2s.-El Universal
charges that newspapers opposing the al
lance of Mexico with the United States
and the break with Germany either have
received remuneration for their opposition
or are without Standing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
TOM WATsoN's PAPER HELD UP.

SAVANNAH. Ga, June 2s.-Undcr a
provisional of the espionage act the local
poStotiice today held up deliveries Of
Thomas f. Watson's weekly newspaper
which has been attacking the army draft,
pending a decision by the postoflice de-
partment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Priests Of MERCER CT r -
Entourage Arrested
(By Associated rress.)

AMSTERDAM. Holland. June 2s.-The
Telegraef says that several priests of the
encourage of Cardinal Mercier. the prmate
of Belgium, were arrested recently and inn
prisoned in Germany Twenty others have
been imprisoned in Belgium, the paper
says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
OPERATORS
CONFERENCE
COOPERA7ES
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 2s.-The
immediate general reduction Of a dollar to
a dollar and half ton in the price Of
coal at the mines was agreed upon by the
Representatives of the coal operators. A
lower reduction j. expected after an inres-
tigation into the mining cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
Three Passengers on
Mongolia Are Missed
tBy Associated Press.l

LONDON, June 2S.-The Times SAYS
thre passengers of the Mongolia are un-
accounted for and that fourteen Of the
crew are believed 10 have been killed in
the explosion Of d mine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
German Prisoners
In Russia Escape
fRy Associated press.l

PEROGRAD, June 2S.-Newspapers say
that more than thirty-five hundred Ger
man prisoners escaped from various parts
of Russia through Finland last month. The
Firms are said to have given very little
help toward recapturing them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
AMERICAN FEDERATION
WON'T ENTER CONFAB
fBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. e.. June 2s,-The
American Federation Of Labor declines to
participants in the international conference
at trade unic - called by the recent Stock
holm conferes sto meet September IL in
Switzerland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
SSSSs SSSSsS SSSSSS
the WEATHER FURecAST. I

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast states and the
Magic Valley is issued by the United
States Weather Bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight and Friday partly cloudy: light
variable winds on coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
WHEAT SPECULATION

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2s.-tiovernmcnt
plans for food control include the absolute
control of wheat, preventing speculation,
said President Griffin of the board of trade
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
1ST.
line BEFORE
AvI0N TAKEN

CANADIAN ARM HEADQUARTERS
| NF'RANCE, June 2S.-Under a protec-
ting concentration of artillery fire, Can
adian troops early today stormed and cap
tured the German front line before Avion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
SIX ARRESTED FOR ESPIONAGE

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June 2s.-
The arrest of three men and three women
all speaking German, for espionage Is re-
ported in the press here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
By Associated rress.)

PARIS, June 2s.-The Germans last
night attacked the salient of Wattweiler,
northeast of Thanh i'm Alsace. the war of
flee announced. They were repulsed, leav-
,~--.s 4&<->--@r--.,-- -,gr.ryt -----sr> s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-28
AMBASSADORS WIFE DIES.

BASEL. Switzerland, June 2S.-A Cor
stantinople dispatch announces the dcatI
from typhus of Frau Won kulmann. .e
wife of the German ambassador to Tur-
key.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
SinISidltr glliniltrrmtditl.

YetcrSbnrg, Is. Sonuur.
Shirt Gluoiniir golfotusfp, OCT lit
tcrItootSniniiter oes Snnerr iuiO
pormalierr o.9r1iioett, III ici-
neg 9lnitcg cntiest iporoer. Ger
6iirIt mar oas critic 9uniasWiitglicD,
lueIGem Gin bobcr Reoierunospoitrn
iibertroacn muroc.
General 90. ". 8elioeff puroc al
SteGc @encrol Gboupoicif's, Der 5um
M1itglie6c ocs 8eiHtsrotbcS eemomt
ipnroe, gum aricgsniitiItcr crnonnt.
60 craebt ans elmer glciiter. Dcpeihc
ans petersburg. General 9eliocff
mar friibcr .Gricosmiliiitcr nro
@euerolItnbshef.
(@cncrol 9eliocff 1T 81 Sobre aft
liuo Der uicrtc riTliidbc 9ricgsmini
tier icit ausbriid1 oes 9rcigcs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

ipiiroig ocrtrctcu ieiu miilic, oa gIeu.
yorr es lpur. lpcIhc StaOt Dem Sir-
ger bon WtaniIa.9oi bei icincr 8iid.
fcbr in Oos SeimatbSlouo eincH bcrj-
liden gnpfang bcreitetc.
o0eweu~ Suieln.
g8nibin9ton 1S. San. Cine
gcmcinibaitlibc RcioIlltion ipeIde
uop Dem gaeprdientouteu gIacu aus
Ohio ciuoercidt purOe, piinidt sic
@erdnOernus Oes giamcns ser OGui-
iden @eitinoiiheu SuieIn in vGGuep
SnieIn~ sur Gbrmg ocs perItorbCnen
9Iomirol Icpcp. IicsbcSiIglide
Sbrcibcu iolIcn Dem Nrdli0ent @iI-
ion inO Dem @onitc fir auSIGn0iiHc
AnseIescnbeitcn 0es 6ongrCiieS me
tcrbreitet iper6cu, in tpelden 0ie
@rihloc fir oic RamcusberGuoerug
onqcge6en lperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
9[[lo = ipradl 6crr @opida.

Berlin, iS. Sonunr. 49, GbaS-
3. 9}opida, omcrifaniidcr @eIonotcr
fir Rum1nier bcitreitet oaB or pon
@cncrol 6clomorihaG bon Dladcn-
icn. o0er Oen oriitihGu 8cbor6en SC
SlDungcn nuroc. ieincn Soften 81 per-
lafien o6er Dab or abbcruien lplr0e-
gr iootc, CT bobc fciuc Gonicrcnj nit
NIadcmeu gcbabt.
Csroianirt rcrrcintc Scrr Qopida
Oos @criid1t oaB Scrr SaOlcr. anic-
riTouiidcr 8icc.Gonill III YIocgeid)t.
bei Der 3criiorlng Der runtdniidcn
Sclqncaci scbolien babe. SooIer
ioll, oritatt Gclcigcrtblm 81 5erito-
rcn. cine GroSc sd1aocncriotforoc-
ritng bel Scr rrntdriidcn @cgicrnig
cingerciht babcr. 9err 8opido Jag
tc. oab ctipa rodl 5ebr 9lmerifoncr III
@udarcit pcuociIen ino oaB obioIutc
Grorlra berrIht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
aeine @iIraidlnIla. .Cermalinnnn.

Rem Dort iS. Sanuor.
0aS Suprergcridt peigerte lih
bcntc, oic 9iirgihoit bon OIioer
9ropn Die fiir6lin ouf $4,000 fcit.
geiett muroe. berob6uleten Sliber
9rown plirOc bctanntlicb gleiH5eitie
nit &orrD 81. Tboip onf ole gcIdluI.
oigung Scr Gerlhp0rune, Srcoerid
@unlp iiin., BON &oitioS Gitp ent,
fiibrt 5i boben nneetloat. 9roipns
9lnipnlt pertrot Die 9Iniidt. oob bic
Sobe Der 9iirgIhait unperbdltniB-
mobig bod Iei ino erbielt eeiteri in
icinem gcriude, sic @iirgihaft Der
obdeIescn cineil @obeos Gorpus.8c.
febI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
9ycrmiidlte DeOcidJen.

Or. GolporN 4. giortbrnp aus
B6ilooelpbio, crpcrimcntircrocr Hbp.
iifer an ocr @rinccton llniocriitdt,
crbiclt pom 5ronflir.Hnititnt Sic or.
liot Greiion-@lcooiGc iiir 1eroorro.
gcnoc 9lrbcitei.
9lnerifns 3udcrpcrbrnud) I'M
Sobrc 1916 iuor nicoriacr ols I'M
Sabre 1912 fpic bon Dem SonoclS.
Ieportcment IN @aibiuoton miiec.
tbeilt miro
g9ie cin Spc5inl.Gonlite 9cridt ocr
nmerifoiiidjcn @eicllid)oft Scr Gipil.
SSngcniciirc III 91clp.Dorf teIogt, iinO
sic @ebdltcr fiir Gipil. Syngeniclrc IN
pielcn 5Gllen nieoriacr ais OoS @e.
6olt cines llnion.Wiaihiniiicn.
Gic alitgIicoer oeS 9}ationnl.Go.
mites scr 2Grobibitious.Fortci III
Chicago, mclhe onieI6it in Sising
iinO, cmpfoblcn cine &eridmcl5ins
ollcr INSTRUMENTATION in
Den Gereinigtcn Stonten, I'm 9robi.
bition 81 cincr @lonfc, IN einer Scr
Saiipt- Eorteien-EIotform i'm Sabre
1920 81 MAIDEN.
Eie oiieiitlitben Shulen in Gbi.
cneo boben Ourd)ihniitIidl MIR cinen
Seoblen.@orrotb iiir eincn Qog in IT..
rem aeIlern ilnO iper0en 0ieielben
ge5lulirgen ibre Yiorten 81 iflicBcr,
ioIIte bic eeriiaite llilter6redung in
bet ao9Icursl6Iicierurg eiutreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Nsin Offcntlidrs gerhSr.

Mnibington 18. San, Bra.
iiocnt g9ilion mics heitc cincn glit.
troe fir Gin oifertIidcs 9crbor iibCr
Die Ginpanocrltn9s 8orlagc, oic
fiirjIid) ocn Gon1rcB poiiirtc. ob mo
iuiro cruartet, ooB CT oieieIbC lpcGen
Der 0iI0uugs.&Ionicl pctircn miro.
GS iou scr 8criud gemnHt ipcroen,
Die NorIaac ii6er ooS @cto jur 9ln.
rnbme an briigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19


9lcn 2on0ou. Conn. tS.
Nonu1r. g(nS onsebli6 jii0erldiii.
Ger 0ueIlc lit Dicr bcfanlit eeluorocn
oaB mor itiinSnd oos gintrcifen ci.
ncS nciicu oeutibcr 9iieiersSanoels.
lliitcrIecbootcg trlporte, on@ jmeilnnl
io orob ais sic pGeutihlono" icin
iou. Eic e. n. Scott @rcdinN
60 itcbt bcrcit, in icoent glngcrblid
ibre Shlepper jim @.lcite oeS
loiA6ootes ali ben Gier 3it ciltien.
ocr 9(uA ioner 9cobd6tuuespoitet
cnfldng 0eS 5iinoS III it1noigcr Der.
bir6iine nit Der rGniicrn 6oriparo.
ing 20" itc6en. Eicics ncuc llntcr-
iceboot miro init onnercr 2ooiirq 5ur
Scintrciic bcreit ieir iobnIo oic
oEuitiAlono", bic laut ocitiG.ofii,
5ieIlcr Wlcloln9 am Wtontog nod bier
abiubr. cirtrifit. Nldr oIaubt, oob
Captain 9Soiil a1rig 0nS relie Inter.
iecboot bcicbIiei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
.UasrifnniIdyer SnSSclmalSScl.

3 Noibin9tot i8. Sauidr.
Die ncrfdlicoernrtieeit ipgor iidl hi.
ocripred)erOcn gcridlte uon Rcgic-
riines. glaertelt iiber bic merifaniifc
Sitiintion bobcn Die 9fceieriirgs-9e-
onteii por ciii 8dtbieI ecitc0t. Bon
ciner 5eife lpiro beribtct ooB Gar.
ronSa'S Truppen @ilu beiicgt boben.
ipdbreno @eriihtc BON onocrer Seitc
bciogen 9iao babe einen gtneriff oltf
oie Stoot Gbibuobuo internommen.
9luf 0icie llniIt1uoe bin miro Der Ser
aug fir oos 3uriid6ieDungen bon
@ererol 9Seribina'S Eriippen 5uriid-
geFiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
(Fin6eimildIrs fa6rifat uerlauet.

99 q biugton Is. Sanllor. TT
Ger 9lbacoronete NoOeuburg bon ST.
IiHois, Gin &epublifauer, Icgte bclltc
cincn gcid)IuB Dor, iuelder be5rpedt
Oen Saul BON RcgicrlIngs @orrGtbCn
bon elmer ouSIGnOiidcn 6irmo 81
elmer uneeieslihen Sonollng at mo-
den. Qlls gegriinolng Oofiir miro
ongegebeL ASutriotismuS OerIongc
es, OoB oac fir Oic glrmcc lmo Wtu-
rine, ionic fir onOerc Tcportemcnts
oer @imOcsregierlng notbmenOigen
Qinge in ben Ser. Stooten bon ome-
rifonii6en glrbeiterL Die omeritoni-
ihc 2obnc erbielten bergeitcllt mir.
Den. Ger 9eihluB purOc pernnloBt
ourdJ oc Ebotiodbe, oob Sefrctdr
9onieIs cincr britii@cn 5irmo ben
gontroft iiir @eidoiie 5ufommcn
lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
,Eiir Sna lhrnrr NalcrlanS.

gcrlin iS. Souior litter
oeu pcrt6poniten ireiiuiIliecn @abrn
BON goloidmld fir bic Sadc ocS
@oterlonOes btiinoet lid cine ihwcrc
eoIoene @Iofctta. pcIdc Dem Dcriiors
bcnen @rof. SIcoOor @aommier, OILS
CT i'm Sabre 1902 ben 93obcIprciS er-
belt, iibcrreid)t ipor0en mar. Seinc
orci Eodter baben OicicS toitbarc
golocne gInocnten al ibrcn bcriibus
ten gotcr nuf Gem 9lltur oeS 8otcr'
Ian0ca aeppfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
snnfI beiieite aefdluben.

@aibington tS. San. - Or.
81. EereJ &er0omc. Der biciigc oouli-
nifoniife @eionote, ipllroe tcnlpordr
ourh oic omcrifaniihcu Wdlitdr Der.
poltira iciucr @crtrctuns Der oouli.
rifoniidpen gIngelcgcnbeitcr entboben.
Tic @riiuoc ioQen in Gerniu6cruilg
Der ghiSaobcu liesen. Sin StcIlocr,
trctcr miro IN ser bieiieen Gcionot.
Ibait 6clniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
etencrnl Sn6n's nener NsOiten.

@aibiugton tS. Salluor. ~
Si eircu 9efebl bonn Strie9soeparte-
ment nlrOe bcute oneefiinoiet bob
Der @rieaoeeenerol SoIepb 6. 9ibn
gum Brdiioerter Der ariegsihuIe
unO @enerolmoior Gcott gum Stobs.
Gbef ernmtnt por0en ieien.
Durd Oic grnennune General
9iibn's, melher fiir5lih BON 9eutit-
lono 6uriidfcbrte, noielbit er Der
omeritoniideu gotihoft ols glttohc
augctbeilt gcneien mar, miro Der Nm
ftoIt bic Mogli6fcit, icine reidbnl.
tige GrFabrung, Die or iidb in europa
cruorb. 81 gluse al maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Cebornr. nidlt g1nr.

9tcm Dorf IS. Snriiar.
Gic @cidppiitrr @oc InnJcr. Qprn
iino Sioie, iaeten belite in Dem allciu.
ci0s-Gro5eB gceen 6rnittIin ,. Staf.
forO aus, ooB &oneS g8. Osborne,
Der ebemaliec Siilfs 7iitrifts.9lr-
malt mo nidt Charles s.. @or Der
nCliper Osborne" mar, Scr iid) I'M
Die @init Der Hoc Gon5cr bcipdrb.
Sic periidcrteit oaB Der glnipolt I'M
Sabre 1914 in ibrcu Seim oinirt
bat uno icoc Oerielber i'm 81 pcridlic-
ocnen @elegeubeiten iobeu inO iider
iiro, oob or Der @tarn iit. StoiiorO
itebt sum 5ipeitcn @lole inter Der
SciAuIoieung por @erift Dor Dem
9rroes. .@onlniiiidr ouseeiaet 5ii ia.
ben, 6oB SSames ~. Osborne 9loc
Sonjer geleaentliG eineS geiiid1ee
cines Soiels in 4lniufieIO. 93..sSy bc.
eleitet babe. in iueId)eiu Stoiioro oils
@Icrf orgeitellt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

. @bilo0eIpbin iS. San.
Gin 9Sripdt. Icteftip, pclher inn
S5oiiic 91r. 5260, gSolult. 5trobe. lpo.
icl6it @orrp 8. 36op ciner Sel6ii-
morooerindb iintcrro6nL EienIt tbut,
tpuroc beiitc bpiieriih uno id)lob oos
&aus. 9lls sic 8olijei cintr1i, mar
Der @ldnr bolb bemnbtIos ino mlbtc
III ciu Soipitnl gebrndt peroen. gSod]
oen 9lusiaocu Der Noli5ei. ioIl der
Ntaltr ongegehcr lnbeit DAB i'm ci-
nc liithetdnntc Yerioi 9eitlnger
babe, ur0 or bierolif in Dem Simmer,
III ipeld,ein 36oip iih Die gloern
oiirdlld]nitt, 81 idpicbcr begonn,
SeGp iogtc, oos icmonO nn oas Sen.
tier getlopft bohe, ipcldjc &erion i'm
nit elmer gierflaide ii6cr ocr aopf
ihhig nlS CT naHiob, iper Der flopi-
fcnoc @eiit lei. Die @oli5ei inter-
iitt ob Scr Wlonn eetrln,fen bat.
oOer an Sn1ucinotioneit leioet g(b.
idrdmningcn im6 glnt pirOe an
S{cIlcD gciiiuOen.
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Cpfrr cines glanbmarbea.

glep 9ort, 18. SSonudr
Eic 6O.i11rigl @ninOitiidSb1nolers-
@ittipc Githcr Qeoinc BON 91r. 266,
CSbornc.Str. Goit.Nep.Dorf, ipiir0r
IN 0roiiiie brliioIcr @ciIe crmorhrt
III ibrcr Nobriine oiifecfunocn. 9ll.
lcs oeiifct oarauf bin. oaB scr 9oiib
niorOer nit lcinein Opier cllcn
Gnrnpf jit bciteben bottc.
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NgraiiScnt g9iIIon'9 Grnenunnaen.

Boibinotot Is. San. BRA.
ii6cnt Milion crnnnntG 6cltc Hobcrt
Spun @atts, ans gluitin Ter, jnul
@unSesfrcisridtcr ocs iinlftcn arci.
ieS.
yllbert 6. g9olic, aus 2o GroHc,
@iS., ipurOc 5im 9irocS. .9lmuaIt fir
ben lpcitIiden Giitrift BON @iSconiiu
ernannt
S6criilentnant George 8. Squicr.
bonn gIrncc-5iguol l@orpS, murOc
5in 66eirSisrolSfiijier nit Oenl
9longc cnes &rigooe-@eueroiS cr-
nnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

@on Nnaclo, Tex. Is. SSuii.
- S,ciiie nofnt bos 3eiigcnbcrbor I'M
Sole non &nrra s. Gponcl bon NJ.
pine, mcld,er hcibnloiet it, icine
Strait mo CbcritIiciitcnnnt 90, 6.
Butler BON Der 8inoesarmce I'M Ies,
ten Siiliy indbrerO ale Drri iid, otf
elmer AutouiobiIfdbrt befonoen. oe-
t0otet 81 boben. ibren 9lnfone. @s
truroc befonnt ocnind)f, onB Der MIDI
tigiie 3eiec fiir bic @ertbcioienne,
SoiueS Dooo, bentc bier cintrefiei
lptiroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Sscitrrc 9tuflascu ,r6uben.

Gbicooo, IS. San. @eeen
oos 9Scgcr. StoOtrutbsmitglico Oscar
DC lBricit ino ucgcn ben poliaei.Slo.
pit6n Stcpbcn 0eoIp lpuroen beutc
i'm @cridt ich5 9(ntloecn lpegen
8crihporune crbobeu. GiG @olntp.
@roBeeihporenen crbo6cn ouBeroem
gcgcn 19 9lroerc glrfInac. Dicie fino
Der 8eritnorlino bcihuIoiot Eribnt
bon Gborofteren Der llrterpclt fir
GoIisciihus bc5ogen gu boben. I'm
ter ocn 9(necfIogten bcfinoen fitb 5lpei
9ctettib. .Sereconten.