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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
GREAT BRiTAlN'S PART IN THE
WAR.
To the Editor Of the Army and Navy
journal:

WAR.
To the Editor of the Army and Navy
Journal:
Up to within few months ago, a
good proportion Of the American press
anG the general public was rather Sc
we're, sarcastic and hasty, in its crit
icism of Great Britain's part in the
gigantic conflict now Waging IN Eu-
rope. 1t looked as if everything that
Britain tried to do was belittled, and
everything that France did was mag
nified; her sons being all on The firing
line, while Britain was frantlcally adj
vertising for recruits The compari-
son was not fair for the reason that
there was no option for the French but
to go. Things were bound to be slow
err in Britain owing to her army be-
ing raised by voluntary enlistment.
There was also an incentive for the
Frenchman to flock to the colors, be-
cause his beloved country had been
wantonly and ruthlessly invaded.
There was no incentive of that kind
TO spur the Britisher. No, the ''leth-
argic" Britisher was called to do his
fighting overseas, and it required
strong arguments to convince him
that he was defending his native
hearth by fighting and dying by the
thousands in the trenches of France
and Flanders Yet, in spite of such
drawbacks, he fairly arose to the oc-
casion, as inside of two years before
resort was made to compulsion, the
United Kingdom, exclusive of the do
mininons, had raised nearly three and
one half million men by voluntary en-
lstment; The greatest achievement
along that line recorded in the history
Of the world
Have we in America, especially
chose who have cast cheap jibes at
Britain's effort, even given the fact a
serious thought that to equal Britain's
record we would have to raise an army
Of nearly nine million men by volun-
tary enlistment. not to defend our
country from invasion. but for service
overseas? Another coterie of critics,
sadly misinformed, state that the en-
not been for the fine example shown by
Canada. If Canada had done as well
as England in recruiting in proportion
to her population, she ought to have
raised over 100000 instead of nearly
fUU.DUU ElSu- III no SeISe mas TiS-
and failed, whether in comparison to
Canada or other dominions. In that
line is Ireland, but for this there are
extenuating circumstances which need
not be mentioned here. Again, of the
Canadian enlistments, more than one
half, or ffty-ive per cent are men
born in and reared to manhood in car
iOus parts of the United Kingdom, the
vast majority from England. Fur
thermore, nearly one-third of the
troops hailing from the common
wealths of Australia, New Zealand
and South Africa are natives of the
United Kingdom.
Now that we are in the war we are
beginning to appreciate the vast eff
fort made by Great Britain in the
war We will have to face nothing
like her super-human difficulties; we
have the golden opportunity to profit
by her experiences. Prior to the war
no one dreamed Great Britain would
be required to furnish an expedition
airy force of more than 100000 men,
and maintain it at that figure. Her
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
Chief of Police DOugherty Resigns

Dan Dougherty, chief Of police Of
the city of Minot for several years,
and deputy sheriff of Ward county be-
fore then, rendered his resignation to
the city commission to take effect as
soon as his successor can be appointed
Mr.. Dougherty mas enlisted in Com
pany A of this city and expects to be
Dan Dougherty made first class rec
ord as deputy sheriff and as chief of
police as we'll. He does not know
what fear means and if he makes as
good a soldier as he has an officer,
he ought to do his full share in having
the German army and the Kaiser on
the run.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05

role was on the sea. By almost super
human energies, Britain has raised
trained and equipped an army of two
million bayonets, transported that
force to France with such an abund-
ance of supplies that, if cut off, they
have enough at their immense base
with munitions in guns big and small
and ammunition enough on hand to
carry out a half-dozen Otfensives
greater than that of the Somme. In
the recent fighting near Arras 100000
tons of shells were fired by the big
guns; at the conclusion there were
more shells on hand than at the com
mencement.
Behind the British lines is the army
behind the army, composed of thous-
ands Of mechanics Of all descriptions,
close to one half million men; probably
ten per cent of this force are women
workers. Take again the wonderful
expansion of the Royal Flying Corps
At the commencement it consisted of
less than 200 men; today it is superb
force second to none on the western
front, of over 10000 men, possessing
several thousand machines. One of the
British base hospitals in France has
accommodation for 10000 beds, with a
full medical staff and abundance of
supplies. At the same base huge laun-
dries have been built where underwear,
ETC.. of the soldiers from the trenches
is Numbered.
This total Of two and one-half mil
lion men with their supplies have been
shipped from England without loss in
spite of German submarines, and the
second most powerful navy in the
world hiding on their fortified bases
a few hours steaming away from the
English Channel. Such is the silent,
yet irresistible pressure of the British
navy. Then again she has accumulat-
ed in Egypt another superb army Of
over 100000 men gathered from all
parts of the empire, part of which is
now operating with great success in
the SueZ-Palestine campaign. Eng
land has still another well-equipped
army of around 100000 men in the
Balkans, operating in mountainous
region, presenting almost superhuman
of transporting supplies.
These two huge armies have to be sup
piled two or three thousand miles away
from their base of supplies. Another
British army of over 100000 men is
operating in Mesopotamia; still an
other army Of 10000 or more, just
emerging successfully from campaign
in German East Africa, a country
twice the size Of Mexico, composed of
swamps, jungles, impenetrable forests,
and vast, trackless, desolate wastes.
1t has required some foresight, en-
ergy and organization to create these
huge armies from nothing, all, with
the exception of the army in France,
campaigning several thousand miles
away from their base of supplies
What Britain has done in naval and
mercantile affairs would require a
second article to enumerate. 1t would
be plain sailing if she only had to con-
slider her own needs. She has been
the main factor in clothing and re-
equipping the Belgian army. She has
allotted to France one million tons of
her mercantile marine. Britain has
supplied France over thirty million
tons of coal; five million tons of steel
for forging; over two million tons of
fine grade steel for shells and vast
quantities Of other material. The i'm
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05

Fave spouting and sheet metal
work of all kinds, general repairing
and furnaces. 521 Second St. N. w.,
Phone 683 Blue. Prompt service and
good workmanship. 6-24-t4*
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LOANS.

100000 to loan on improved or I'M
improved farming lands. Cheapest
rates. Call at room 8, New Jacobson
Block, Telephone 49S. Van Sickle
Bros. 1-18-tf-cg
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REGULAR hydrometer tests by bat
terry experts will not only help keep
you free from most battery ills but
will add months to your batterys life.
Come in for a Willard Service Card that
entities you to free semi-monthly testing.
The day book., 1917-04-20

NEWS Or lHk DA1 I
Sunrise, 5:o2; sunset, 6:36.,
Robert Cade, 1926 S. KoIin ayy
killed by street car.
Comptroller Pike soon to begin
work on 1918 budget.
VIM. Churchill II, Evanston, hit
by street car. May die.
lgnatz DUshinsky, 142 Solon pl.r
shot by robbers Saturday, died.
AId.-Cong.-eIect Charley Martin
still drawing pay in city council.
Ernest Larson, 31O1 Sheffield, who
fell from window of home' died.
Mrs. June Purcell Guild appointed
sup't of Juvenile Detention home.
JOS. V. Sloan charged with mis-
conduct in divorce bill of Constance
Sloan.
Frank Williams, $40 N. Dearborn,
arrested in Evanston on burglary
charge.
Michael thinner, Joliet prison war
den, appointed warden Of County
hospital.
av., hurt by auto of DR.. W. G. Cook,
1859 Coles aV.
Chief of Police Geo. A. Lee, Oak
Park, 25 years chief, succeeded by
Peter H. Ripke.
Mrs. EsteIIe E. Maloney, 1907 E.
67th, said EIbert S. MalOney desert
ed her. Divorce.
Hyman Drain, 1904 Newberry aV.,
and Isadore RosenthaI, 1923 S. Nor
gan, bitten by dogs.
Elizabeth TrancI, 2o13 S. Ashland
av., got divorce from Josef TranCl
He threatened her.
Mary O'Brien, 1915 Leland aV.,
fined ST for splitting in face of Police
man Patrick J. Hart.
Lawrence o. Desborough, so6 S.
ClaremOnt, arrested on charges
made by young boys.
.Iudore SteIk ordered Jos, VoTsak to
The day book., 1917-04-20


Allied Bazaar profits $5s5, 5,Ze3.
Chas. GrabbIe, iron worker, sui
eide.
$50 policemen will be transferred
tomorrow.
Wilbert BonifieId, 9, 2449 Prairie
av., missing.
Stephan Leacock says Shakespeare
was literary thief.
County will improve 19 miles of
Higgins road.
Otto GrousI, II, 1921 w. 25th pI.,
missing. May have joined army.
Dave Montgomey's condition
worse. In coma Slight hope for re-
cOvery.
Mayor Thompson pleased at su-
preme court decision uphoIding Sun
day closing law.
Tommy Enright, 1o, and David
Blakely arrested on charge of getting
money by false pretenses.
Harriet Wheeler, West Hammond,
wants divorce from John w. Wheeler,
Cruelty and desertion charged.
Mayor Thompson has turned mat
ter Of closing saloons during war
over to Corp. Counsel EtteIson.
John c. NiebeI found guilty of
bigamy. Sentenced to two years in
prison and fined $500 and costs.
Mrs. Hedwig Abel, 643 w. North
av., filed $4,000 breach of promise
suit against ]. Schink, 1922 Addison.
Bomb exploded under home of
Nicholas Delgenio, 2639 Huron. Two
families thrown from beds. 5000
loss.
Frank KaItac indicted for beating
son, Karl, 9, because he bought food
with 10 cents father gave him for
beer.
Hyman GaIowieh, professional ,
bOndsman, found guilty of swindling
woman of 5000 on promise to "ix'' a
case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07

$. GauteriA rmO 2rou, @eitieitc
GurlcDs nabc Nlonlunent-Str., 1913
Bel Go.
MorD W. 9leiiinger an vStote
N<loI 9. a., 2 Cots.
Samc$ Geeltp an SomcS ".
9oofcr, @eItleiie 9libburton.., nabc
GomonOion9lpe., 1876 BET so.
6ronceS Stonge onScnrD Sdropp
II. ", 2 Cots.
emma 9. Nutbert, 9lom, an Sor-
rD Z. @eiienooffer, 9tor0ieite Som-
burg nobe Sbarp-Str., 11.2 bel 80.
Ni. 6ilmore Garter an Gbos. 9.
Snopp ST. unO Srau, gtorOieite 60
monoion-9Iue, nabc 2pnoburlt, 1S
bel 115.
Soiepb @oloinlitb mO 5rou an
Stella Smith. Siioieitc Otortb.9lpc.,
no6e 2inOen.glpe., 1913 bel 80.
Stella Smith unO @otte an guer.
81. @rott uno 6rou, Siioleite Olort6-
glpe., nobe 2inoen-9Ipe. 1913 BEL 80.
Gbriltiue Meisel on Nlidael SLAB.
fp unO 6rou, 9tr. 719, NorO.@loper.
StroBe.
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6rou, g}r 506, 9toro-MoOeiro-Str.
so. 6ilmore Garter un &bos. @,
81. Sompion mo 8rdu, Mcitieite
Silton-, nobe 6ronflin-Stru IS bel
1t0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
ltebcr iinaenSc SdIanaen.

in @roIilien loicn mir oieier Gage
iolgenoe irtereIionte Nlittbeililngen
zines SngcnieurS Nomens 6rot. SSn
ben @1l0ern bon 8roiilien ltnO be.
lonoerS in Der Frobin5 8obio gibt es
aitBeroroentli6 piele S6longen, oo.
runter ouh einige lebr giftige. I'm.
ter oieien befinOet lih Der Surilfifu,
Der ipdbrenO Der 6eiBen unO trodenen
No6nlittoge iein Cod berlGBt. Inn 5t
io9en. @enn er lid INN 8 bis 8 llbr
glbenos 81 ieiuem Eager 5uriidbegibt,
10 berfeblt er nidt, Ourh elm ionfteS
uno lon9es Yfeifen oos @ei6hen 5r
rufen, ooS ibm nit elmer Wtulif Oer-
ielben glrt, ober in eineni ettpos i61r-
feren Con, ontiportet. @ineS g(ben0s
obnite 6rot, ser lid Si6erbeit oarii.
Der beri6oIien poIlte, OF oieIes Hfej-
fen mirfli6 bon oieien S6lnngen
berrii6rte, es 5iemli6 genou nod, nm
Gin 8oor an oie GSeucr ieines 8iwofS
Su lodcn. 9lber ga cine ser Shlon-
gen beinobe einen leiner 2eltte gebiIs
len botte, miBte man Oie gefGbrliden
@dite lhleunigit beleitigen SSn Der
Somilie Ger @oos, Die nidt giftig
Iino, errei6t OerSurufufit ooer n8on
anaconda" 2Gngen bon $40 Sub
uno onrii6er. 0ieie imgcbelre
S6longe, ole einen groBen O6ien
periblineen fam, nuhoem iie i'm in
i6ren rieligen 9lineen erItidt bot, lebt
ouf Dem @runoe Der Sliiiie imo Der
Seen. SnOem lie oen Sdmou5 in
cine feIte @ur5el idlingt ooer iid an
cinen Sells Itiitt, Itiir5t lie li6 uuf Oie
Sbiere, Oie 5ur 3rGnfe fommen.
Gieie SHlanee 6dlt iid nit ben
onoeren Surufifns in @er6inOung
6ur6 elm Oumpfes 9riillen. 6rot
lernte oieics 9riiaen ourd Die SlDl
morc.SnOioner, Die i'm begleiteteu
fennen; Inn lidb Dor ser iHredliden
8oa 5u I6iiBeh n6nten Iie, 6eOor
iie einen 6lnB i1uimmenO ii6erihrit-
ten, i6ren Sdrei nad3, inoem iie in
elmer beitimmten 9lrt Elm breites
9Gott uuf ous @oiier Oes 6hniies
I1lugen. @enn Surufufis in Der
gtGbe moren 70 ottiporteten iie TO-
fort, uno Die Snoianer moren 10 itr-
terrihtet, OoB lie an Oieiem Srt BEN
SluB ni6t ii6eri6reiten ourftcn Sn
einieen Sbeilen Der Maloer, Die Srot
erforIdjt bat, i'm Siioen bon 9abia,
beobodtete er cine glrt erouer @i-
oehie bon 7 bis If 3oll 2dnge inO
ser eide BON 5ipei 6ingern, NIT ei.
nem groBen, iloden unO bieredigen
0opi, oie ii6 bon Synlcften ndbrt lno
oepo6nlitb auf ugroputes" Chrome
Iioceen) mobnt. Gieie @ioedie iingt
Eoq unO Nodt, iie lit lider Scr lln
erntiiolihIte Riinitler in ben 8dl-
bern @oIilien's. SSbr @elong iest IiG
aus elmer Rei6e fleiner S6reie 5ll-
iaulpeu sic nit einen ie9r tiefeu
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&ni.0ampfer.


Baltimore II. Tbilooelpbio Dam-
ppler-Go." (Gricsion.2inie), Piet 1,
Sisbt-StroBc.
"yteiu-gorf lno Baltimore &rans.
pesurtatton Co., Sub Der 6reocrid-
Strobe.
Baltimore Stenm Radct Co."
@lo 8o0 2ine). Biers 1o-t3
Sla3t-5traBc.
"yferdouts ono Miners' Grnns.
tevortatiOn Cine, Picr 3, Sub OOn
9iO.@upItroBe.
o., "9beiopeufe SteomIbip 9tnc" ,
pier l9. Sia1t. .StroBe.
. "yorf &ioer 2inc", picr iS. 2isbt.
Strosc.
a Baltimore, Gbciapcotc & gltIontic
,",'allmop So, 9sicrs A, AZ, 5, 6
81 Slo 8, SigbtitrnBe, uno Rier l.,
%rott-straBe.
~Marplono. 0eIomore ono Dir.
y! S!ola" &iers 2, 8, A, Z, s un6 q.
S'a1t-StroBe.
"EoldeIter @teamboat Co., Sster
70, Siebt-strabe,
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Con cnoen. 6rot glaiI6t iie nidbt bel.
Ter berglcideu 5u fonnen ais inoent
er on ooS Baden elmer iungen 6rnlt
erinnert, .8uerIt eluitbte er, oaB oie
eigenortiee Shreic BON eincm Gogel
bcrrii5rteu, llno er foroertc ieine Sn-
0ianer ollf einen iol6en SIT t0oten;
ober lie brodten i6h 5u Ieincr gro
Ben lleberroidung cine GiOedie
Ga er 9loubte, ooB iie iih einen
SpaB NIT i6m erlouben polIten, per-
Iu6te er, ocn goeel bel @elegen6eit
3u fnngen. Seoesmol, nenn er oos
9arofteriitiihe 9o6en borte, elite er
in oie betreffenoe &i1tlng; o6er er
iab niemals einen 8ogel onoonflie-
gen. @hOli6 bntte er eines Cages,
ais CT unter leinem 3elte rubte, Dor
ii6 einen groBen 8oumitlnlpf ouf
Dem eine mdhtiec n@ropata" @ur5el
gefaBt 6otte; ga benerfte er oen 4opf
elmer @ioedIe, oie li6 auf Dem HanOe
eines 8lottes l1oufelte. Nlotli6 Iab
er ben 9opf Der @ioebie iib beben
ino iib ienten, in0 8mar in elmer
le9r lduelleu 9ewegung, oouu crtOu-
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@eSiainiIdle gLnscigen.
Sabsn Sic iemaIs OerEm@t, &C.
InnS sn lucrSen, uber Ubue

Gs mna Iein, bdB Gle VT In De-
b1noInue iparen, bnb @te oue &ofi'
nnno nui G'eneinne auieaben.
@ie miiFen iplneu bob IN nlen
1ebenSIdqeii Gpc3taldrbett berl1n4t
luiro, un6 bic lpid)tiglte bon allen. TT
bic BebunoIuna bon RrnnlbeiteIl.. gS1'
rum conIultiren Sie IN Der Gttennt'
tib bieler Ibdtfn9e 1idbt eiiten @pes
si1Iiiien bon eutem Gmi fhr @ejbtd
itnb @brIidEeif, ipenn Gie an elmer,
Wldnnern eiaenibiimIi6en Strunibeti
Ieioen ooer bon bertelben bebtnoert
iperoen; etnen Gpe5loIiiten, Der hber
10 Sabre praItif9e @rfnbrung In
Wldnnerlraulbcttcn bat ciren, Der
Sbnen nadb einer IorgfdItipen unter'
libune fnecn ipirb, Oh er Sic inriren
fnnn ooer riot; einett. oer Gte tn
liir3elter Belt fiirircn tpir0, iUte eS
flo NIT bem beften iiiio floberlien Ne
inltai bereinb1ren ldbt.
Sieie 2lrt bon @pe5t1ltIten tinoen
Sie, ipenn Gle 9r. 0amrl6 bnN Baltts
mrre, Wlb., 40S ChsBaltimnre.Strah
confuItiren. @r bat bieIe gRdnner
Iiirtrt, bic o1ne @rfoIe berfu9ten, 2lhs
billie ober Sliir 5u ttnoen. g8n4 er
tir Nnoere getbdn, fam er nu@
Iiir sic thitn.
seine @ebfbren 1nb niebrtS mnb
8ablmnaen iueroe1 ben DlttteIn be1
Bntlenten nngepaBt arrduatrt.
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$1.5O-t.75; Sporecl, Qbo.. 1925
300; GooiesMcn 2orb, 50-75c.; /;
@rbIeu, ga., aor6, $1.25-1.50.
&ortoffcln.-@ -@ciBe, 9uitcI,
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Yort, $3.25-3.4o; @oItcrn 5bore,
$3.0O-3,25; iiiBe aortoffeIn, eoit-
ern Shore, 3D., geIbe, Sab, $i.50-
500; No. mO Gel, Sob. $3.50
600; yams, 6ob, $4.OO-5.OO;
neue 9artoifelu, 5la, Sab 9rima
$9.50-10.50; SECONDS, SIS.
Slide, &robbcn uuO Ger.
ropins. ~ 9orpfen, @fo.. 5-Sc. /;
Slln0ern- @fO., 6--Sc.; gap SboN,
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2Oc.; weiBer &erb 12-15c.; me-
blunt 6-8c.; eclberSPcrd, 12-15c;
fIeine bis mcOiumJ @funO, Csc !;
ModreIcn, @fO., 12-15c.; SaiIors,
groBe, HfrnO, 12-t5c.; medium, 8
Sc, 9IoIc, @iitno, 5-Sc.; Gotfii6,
5-6c.; CLANS, biinoert, 65-75c.
SedGte, @fuuO, 15-1Sc.; Seringe,
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Snoppers, &fuuo, 6-7c.; Sroidle,
aroBc, GueenO, $3.50; rpeididaIiee
9robben, GllbenO, 6O-75c.; barte
&robben Tob, S4.50-5.OO: 0or6,
$2.O0-2.25.
SGute uno @eiaIoeue,
20c.; friide, 1885,; bei6GOigte, IT,
1Sc.; 0rp Stint, 33c.; 2oIb, &c;
Sdof, 75c.-$t.25; 2Gmmcr, 40
60c.; 8ulIen 16-1Sc.; 8ieeen, 10
-25c.; Sola Siuno, 10-11c.
&iuObieb.-Silnee fette StiCre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @furto @emidt
8fo., 9-1Oc.; Sticre unter 1000
EfO. @epibt, S-813c.; Sblen,
@fO., &c; 8uIlen Bfo., 6-Sc.; /;
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To; nlogerc, Eto., 3-312c.
2 Sdmeine. - Serfel, ie nod
@roBe, Stid, $4.OO-5.0O; Sboots,
ic noh @r6Be, $5.00-6.0O.
&Glber. ~ Choice, @fo, 1877
14c.; quite, EfO., 13-t315c.; itpere.
Stiid, $1S-2 raube, Stiid, Sid
16; ffeinc, magere, $50.
2Gmmer un0 Q hofe. -
Gboric, ictte S6aie, YiunO, Sc. !;
quite, 5-6c.; ruube, Stiid, $500
SOC; oIte 9ode, GfO.. &c; 6riib.
iobrs '2Gmmcr, fette, 45 bis So @iunO
lducr, @fo,, 16c.; gut bis mittIere,
Bf0., 14-15c.
Sobot (@nrpIonO), 100 Einno.
Snferior uno froiteo. $10-t2;
gutter eefpobnIiber uno eriiner, $13
10; gutter eepobnIihcr, $16-1S;
mittcImdBieer, $t9-2t; gutter bis
rotbcr, 500 "a; SoncD, $25- 26;
SECONDS, eclpobnIiGcr bis mittcIni1.
Biger $tt-1S; Seconos, gutter bis
fcicr, $19-24; gou Eobot fire
circo, $50; Upper Country, air.
curco, $S-17. MongcIboftc uno
ibIedlt ecntiidte 8erpodllng, BE.
pro Eiuno nic0riacr.
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GeItomcnt ocs Sobn s. g8igbt our
Eriifung i'm areiSgeriHt bon
8oItimore-G -Gountb eineereidt. -
&bierihus. @eicaitboft ieet ee-
ribtIiden Sompf fort. @e-
i6worcnc i'm Safe Der r9ouob
Chemical SO" nidt cinie.
9os SeItomcnt Ocs Sobn S.
S8iebt, ASrGIioent DER nSbermooO
9iitiIliue Co., purOe geitern gto6-
mittog in &reisgeri6t fir @aIti-
GollntD our @riifimg untcrbrei-
tet. 3pei GoOi5iIle lporen Dem &c.
itontellt beiecfiigt. Sn OcmieIberI
bintcrlGBt Der @rbIoiier ieiner Eod)s
ter @lorp glnnc @igbt $4,000, iei-
ncr 6rou gtto 4opes g8iebt $25
iinO Sppotbefcn-gonos Scr nSber-
mooO Diltiaing So" i'm @ertbc bon
$4,000, iOmic icin SouS, Wiobel
unO anOerc @ffcften. Der Soupt6c-
ituuotbcil ocs 9tahloIies 1T gctbeilt,
10 Dob 6rou g8iebt Gin 0rittbeil er-
bGIt uno Der iibrige Gbcil 6u gIciben
Sbeilcn untcr ole &inocr, gS. o.
@igbt 6roncis 8. gSiobt, @Omoro
&oworo @i9bt unO WlorD glnne
Bigbt DertbeiIt miro. Seine S0bne
unO @. S. oe 6. g8igbt Iino oIs
Observation-Disclosures genonnt. Gas
erIte GoOi5in binterlGBt DER @ittWc
ocs @rbloliers $4,000 SDpotbcfcn.
@onoS Der @ompoenie uno $4,000
Der Eodter MorD glnn 8igbt. Cine
SreunOin, 2ucD @uttrid, erbGlt
$1,000 in 9oor. 0os 5tpeite GoOi-
5in beltimmt, Bob oue glntbeilideine
Der Gompoenie ieinen S0bnen iibcr-
troeen porOcn iino nit 9lusnobmc
bon iol6en I'M 8ertbe bon $6000,
oic ols Si6erbcit fir cine 9lnlcibe
feItgebolten pcroen loGcn. 0ie &C.
Observation-Disclosures lino ongcipieIen
Die Inlcibe orf5ubebcn uno Die 9ln-
tbeilideine Dem Sobne Gruncis 8.
8igbt ai iibcrec6cn.
& onnteni lid niht eini9en
9tad etpo MISUNDERSTANDING
crflGrte eeItern Morgcn ole @eidlpo-
renen in Der Gloge ser 8ougb Gbc.
mical.Gonipognie gegen bic 9ooiion
Chemicals -@ontpognie fpegen oneeb-
lihen GontroftbriiGeS, Dem 9}i9ter
Gobler i'm GrininoI-@eri6tc, ooB lie
iif nidt einigeu fonnen llnO ipurOe
entlnlien. Ger Sail mar leit bier llbr
am Qienitag giobmittog in Oen San.
Den Der @ei6morcnen. Gie &loge
cntItono infolge Oes ongebli6en @on.
traftbrli6eS ser berflogtcn @eicl-
idoftrno Dem Gontrofte no6 IoQte
oieielbe Ser fI6eeriiben 6irmo jGbr-
liH 10000 bis $4,000 Gouncn S6lpe-
fclldure liefern.
Z bieri6ub @eielli6oft
flngt.
Sbglei6 oie 5tnOt am IienItog
Die @ogen, Eferoe uno onOereS Mo-
teriol erIangte, melbeS friiber Ger
Gbieridus- -@eieaidoft geb0rtc uno
3por olrh einen acknowledgements
9eiebl bin Ser i'm Superior-@eri1tc
beluiligt muroe, bat iid Die @eieII-
i6oft nod nidt oonlit 5ufrieOen ae-
geben ilnO geitern Ourb i6ren Pin
molt SSiooc 2obe Straus in oeniel-
ben @eridte ein @ehi6 eingereidt
Ourd welhes lie oieieS Moteriol mle-
Der 81 erlongen lu9t. 9fidter Sob.
Ter miro num- 81 enti6ciOen boben
mcm Oieie @o9en @ferOe etc. ipirf.
lid gebOren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
@ater Nnnenfnncr neehrt.

SIN @cttbemcrb fir Die 6rcuoc,
Der beliebteltc %rieiter Der fotboli-
i6en Stride in @orpIono gu iein, &c.
mann 8otcr 6ronciS S. 0oucnbouer,.
Der gteftor Der Ser5 Seiu.9ir6e bon
&i9blonotopn, Oen bon Der fotboli.
icben 8eneOolent.2egion eeltifteten
goIoenen 8eder. @ertreter icOes
Gon5ils oieier 2esion nerben oen
Sotcr oicicr Gage belu6en uno Der
Gelh miro oonn in Der Soqe ser
Stride nit oen notbieen Gerenlonien
Oem @eninner iibcrreidt meroen.
Die 2eeion internobm 0ieien g9ett.
bemerb Dor 5ebn Wlonotcn, inn oen
@elud 5ii ibren 8erlommlungen 6li
itimilircn. Die Gon6ilc MorDlono's
tboten ibrc Stimmcn 6ulommcn fir
@oter 0olicnbouer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-07
8n Dertanfen

Bn bcrlaufen:
Zines ber itb1nlien fIeiner Sdnfer In 2gdIs
hroof. 5peIt1die; erobe 8immer uno Bao
Srober cemenitrier stellcr, SeiBpaiiersSe
Vrunoitiid Is bel 150 SUP; born IerrdiIe, biiis
eeitriden. gd6ercS glr. 29O0 gSinOior.0IDemnc,
5piiben uno llbr. (I1ni13--)