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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
OFFICERS STUDY
ARMY SANITATION
PARTICULAR ATTENTION WILL BE
GIVEN TO CONDITIONS SURROUND
ING SITES FOR ARMY CAMPS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 29.-Tht
l~science of sanitation is receiving more at.
~tention now from the officers of the army
than any of the new departures caused by
the European war. To be sure there are
other new things of equal Importance, but
a safe camp Is among the first things to
he found.
1t is known here that the higher off
GERS of the army have been i'm direct com
municati0n with Charles Saville, s%anitar-
ian of the city of Dallas and the fact that
Dallas Is progressive enough to have a paid
professional sanitarian is considered a
big card in its favor when it comes to 10
eating the environments for a division of
troops in North Texas.
Modern military camps are models of
sanitation. No water is allowed to stag
nate, no refuse j. allowed to decay. No
place is allowed TO exist where mosquitoes.
flies, fleas or other disease-carrying IN
sects can hatch out. Rats and other rod
ents which are known TO be disease ear
Another phase Of the science which is
coming TO be generally recognized j. that
is requires special study and that d man
may be a good doctor and vet be a poor
sanitarian. The doctor fights disease af-
ter is has taken hold of the human being.
the sanitarian fights disease before it
reaches the man by destroying it, breeding
places. The policy Of the army has been
TO take military view of the situation and
use all known instruments of destruction
against the enemy. The sanitarian fights
one of its worst cnemies-di~ease. Be
cause of this policy of the scientific guard
ing Of men against disease, army camps
have become the healthiest places in the
world.
If Dallas is selected for Il environment.
there Is little doubt that the services of
Mr.. Saville will be in active demand by
the army and his position "a sanitarian Ut
the city will be of great value to the city
~ well n 10 the study of sanitation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
Frown Upon Flags
Hoisted By Saloons

As the result of forceful protests made
by army officers at Fort Brown, practical
ly every saloon in Brownsville which had
a flag flying from masts has taken them
down, IT being charged by the army officers
that the flags were flying, not from patri-
otie motives, but a an advertising propo-
sition. The first move in this direction
was made by Colonel Hatch seine days
ago, before the conscript law went into eff
feet, when he ordered hat no soldier
flying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
Home Shipping Crew
Bill OF Cuba Vetoed
(Associated Press Correspondence.)


HAVANA, Cuba, May 29.-Presideni
Menocal has vetoed a bill recently passed
by the Cuban congress-, which provided
that M ship under Cuban registry should
be cleared from any port of the republic
unless the captain was n native or %naural-
lied Cuban citizen.
In vetoing the bill President Menocal
stated this country i without a suffuicient
number of experienced navieators to have
such a law on its statute books, and that
to put such a law in operation would work
serious injury upon the republics small
merchant marine and probably would re-
suit in compelling owners Of the several
large ship snow sailing under the Cuban
flag to transfer their registry to some 9th
or nation.
The measure il said To have been in
spired by ambitious Cubans who nave been
studying marine engineering, in the hope
that they might be able 10 become com
manders of the several informed German
ships recently seized by the Cuban gov
eminent when diplomatic relations wers
broken off with that government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, Mis-.
Graham Smith, left Monday for Colorado
for a stay of several weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

A very enjoyable affair was the post.
nuptial shower given last night by the lad
les of the Eastern Star at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Peavy1nshonor of their sor
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Join
Peavy. Mrs. Peavy, prior to her wed
ding some two weeks ago. was Miss Susie
C~Ottingham, and is an active worker in
the Eastern Star.
Mrs. ID. McLendon, the newly elected
Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star lodge,
has announced the following appointive Of
fivers to serve during the current wear
Adah, Miss Stella Dickson; Ruth, Mrs.
{. w. Batsell; Esther, Mrs. L. X. Ohm
sted; Martha, Mrs. J.. X. Bull; Electra, Mrs.
II L. Thomas; Marshal, Mrs. J. r. Craig
Chaplain, Mrs. Fannie ID. Putegnat; Or
ganish, Mrs. w. A. Rutledge; Warden,
Miss Virginia Cooke; Sentinel, Mr.. j. J.
Cooke.
These officers, together with those elect
ed, will be installed at a public meeting to
BE- held Thursday night. A special musical
program is being arranged by Mrs. W. A.
Rutledge.
3
The ladies Of the Baptist church were
the guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs: l..
X. Boyles and Mrs. A. c. Hipp at a matinee
party at the Queen theatre. Following the
theatre party the guests adjourned to the
Olympic confectionery, where refreshments
were served. The guests were: Mesdames
Amos Rich, w. T.. Harvey. $. c. Tucker.
X. f. Green, o. ID. Tucker, l.. b. Cole. See
paueh, Moore. T. b. Hart, +. c. Polka. ii.
H. Weller. J. ID. Isom, \. Dittmann, ID. Nc
Tendon, +. j. Tucker and j. +. Wood.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, Miss
Graham Smith, left Monday for Colorado
for a stay of several weeks.
.
Mrs. III. ". Williams and her young son
have returned home from Trenton, Texas.
They were accompanies by Mrs. L. c.
Scales, Mrs. Williams mother, and Miss
Jewel Scales. a sister, of Trenton, who will
spend a month in Brownsville.
- on--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

There Is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years IL was sup
posed TO be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
IL incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease.
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires coBstitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Mcdi-
cine. manufactured by L. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is a constitutional
remedy. 10 taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Mcdi inc fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for consultation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
Americas Purpose
In War Essay There

Americas purpose in the war-a lasting
world -peace-h,w to get it and - ia
keep it, will be the theme of essays ana
prations in thousands of schools and col.
'leges this June. The subject under three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

, Hollow tile building blocks patented by
an Iowa inventor are provided with dead
air spaces hat prevent the entrance of
water or even moisture through the ce-
mented joints.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

A German inventors potato planter i
featured by hollow wheels through which
the cut tubers are fed into excavations
made by spades attached TO the sides OF
the wheels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29

Hes such a daredevil that I'm surprised he
doesn't enlist
That's too tame for him: he's trying to get
into the diplomatic SFvice."-Life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
Women In News

MISS WILSON SINGS FOR RED CROSS
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of tho
president, after a successful concert tour
Of the South, singing for the benefit of the
Red Cross, is extending her activities in
that respect 10 divers parts of the country.
She sang at a concert last week, May %,
In New York, where Paderewski, the ia
nous pianist, also appeared, and on June
q, she will sing Indianapolis.
WOMEN WORKERS WANT OVERALLS
The demand for o~veralls for women
workers is general, not only among factory
and garden workers, but among maids do
ing homework. II has been predicted that
before the end of the war this garb will
have been almost exclusively adopted BY
the women toilers of America, as il has
been by their English sisters. In a cotton
mill ut New Bedford, Mass, the manage.
ment itself fitted out its female operatives
with a feminine variety of ~overalls to which
was given the name '~womanall,'' and for
which all the women mill workers of that
city are now c~lamoring, for their better
protection and improved efficiency while
working amidst fast moving machinery.
TO DEDICATE OUTDOOR THEATRE
The National Sylvan theater, an out
theater built by the United States
government, the first institution of its kind
in the country, will be dedicated June /
at Washington, and the feat of persuading
the government TO build a playhouse for
the people, such as one already in use in
France, Germany, Russia, Austria and 9TH
er continental countries, was the work of
a woman, Mrs. Christian Hemmick herself
q resident OF the national capital. Mrs.
Hemmick has lived much abroad and has
seen the effect of government owned thea
tiers upon the public ut large and its taste.
Knowing that the time was not fully ripe
for the establishment of subsidized thea
ters by the state, Mrs. Hemmick nevcrthe-
les started things rolling for congre~S 10
inrlIde IN outdoor theater in its appropria-
ton a year ago for the identifying of
Washington. The National Sylvan thea
terri but in the beautiful monument grounds
i the result of her ~tirclcss efforts along
these lines. Players of national reputa-
ton, including Maude Adams. Julia Mar
lowe and Margaret A.nslin, will appear on
the opening night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-29
THIS REMEDY IS SOLD IN BROWNS
WILLIE BY THE EAGLE PHARMACY.
PHONE rs.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

GULF COAST LINES.
n ouston and Brownsville
No. =, ". 600 a. M.
No. 4, ". Ia .. m.
No. 3, ar. liz a. m.
No. 1, ar. 1910 p. IN.
Sam Fordyce and Brownsville
No. Z. ar. Cos p. H..
No. 10, lv. $50 a. m.
Mission and Brownsville
No. +, ar. 10L.J n. m.
No. 3, Nv. 4:35 D. IN.
RIO GRANOE RAILROAD.
Brownsville Point Isabel
Lv. 900 a. m. Ar. 1890 a. III
AR. $50 p. IN. Lv. 500 %. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

GoS Wlorine.glrienol III &eneoig-
Seiterreihiibe 6lieaer merIen
bier Sonneu 8omben bcrab
8rdn0e bemcrft.
8iem pia 2onoon i6. glugult
1os oiterrcihilhe S{rieaSmililte.
riim meloet 0oB am 9icnitag bier
Eonnen 8omben bon 6hieaeuaen anT
o1s Wlarine.9lrieuol IN @ene0ig ge.
morieu mlrOen uno cine 9ln5abl
8r1n0e berouloBten.
Gie @lelonna lantet:
,.gluf oem italieniiHeu arieosidou'
plab CAB eS am 0ienitng me6rerc
2uftfGmpfe iiber Dem Sion5o. sSiint
feiuolide 6lieeer miir0ci nicoerae.
brabt. g[lS gSieoerbcraeltllng fir 0eu
iiinaIten 2uitougriff olf Fola arifT
oul 0ienitog onl friiben Dloracn cine
oroBe 8nbl glcroplone Ons Nlarine-
glrlenol in &cneoig an.
EroB unaiinitioer @etterper9dlt'
niIie, itorfen Geidiibieicrs imo oes
glneriffes ieitens fcinolicbcr 6Iieeer
er5ielten oie lmiriGen cute erfolae
99ir beobohteten aus nie0riaer Npbe
quite &reifcr init idweren lno leldl.
ten @omben, bon oeuen bier Ionnen
obgemorien plrocn. Brdnoe muir
0en beobadtct.
Drei unicrcr 6lug3ciiee pcrocu
permiBt. Die fcinolihe Gorpeoo'
Ginbeit 400 iib Dor inicrcr 6lotllle
3uriid. pelHe oie Sliegc roedte uno
feinolic6e @ombcn ipurocn obue Gr.
fola anf oieic Slotille, iopie oliI 'Ba'
ren8o (eiuen 0lterreicbiiMunaariiben
Safen in SltrielD acmorfen.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
U y 7 y u y y :
81 a h ri h t.
0ipIomntiidlc geamte crnnnnt.

@oi6ington, 16. 9Iuglit
SIN Stoots- -Dcpartement wrroe ben-
te ouocfiuOigt, OoB Ell erneumuaen
fir 9lcnlter Oritter Sefretdre 1T PHI
ploniotii1cn Gieuit oorgenommen
iporOen iino Ole Grnonnteu lino;
Z. Sort 9luoerion, IT,, giew g)orf;
Gop g(t6erton Chicago; So6n gS.
@elt 2onispilIe, a1- F6ilauoer 8.
Gable, 9lod SSslanO, SllS. 6reoerid
Charles @6abot. Sau 9lntouio, Ee-
raS, Charles 9. 6cnnell aanIas Gi-
tn; Niott6cp 6. Sunna Staniort,
st.; 9(rt6ur 8liB Cane, 9lem 9orf,
@aipor 2. 0fhltt Gnoba. 9}ebr.; &.
TouoloG. Roogers, 9R6oen Ga, uno
Gborle. s. Rulell, il. g}ep gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

Sabe bon Hom 10 miBOerItanocn
oOcr 10 wenig 6criidiihtigt murOe"
NusIoiiung OcS u@ariier
Gemps".
&oris, 16. sluouit. Eie
nEempS~ iogt, sic neuen 8rieocns-
poribldgc oes @apItes 5cigcn DOB er
ieiucn @rimoiGBen getreu 6onOeIt
lmo tie ais cine Gronsottion luter.
breitct, welde nit iic6 6nnocln ldBt.
sic erfldrt, bic ginmiidung Der
Ser. Staoten lln0 Die Griolglolgfeit
ocS SouAbootfricgeS 6oben Oen SO.
6cnsoIlcrn sic Soiinlmg oenommen
0cn 6ricOeu 81 Oiftiren ino 0ic otter.
reihii1e 9leaicrlng babe nie6r
@run0 ais ie, Die ioiortige @ecuoi.
ging oeS &riegcS 5ll ipiiultben.
Stalieuiicbe Seitungen
peroffentlir6cn q ote
crit beute.
Mon, 16. 9luguit. Ger Srie.
ocnsoppea OeS 9SopItes pirO bier
beilte uidt per0iientlicbt mer0cu, luie
crfldrt wor0en mar, oa mcaen Ser
S>imnicliobrtSieicrtage feline 3citim.
gcn bcrQiSiommen. Gr miro am
6reiioa eridcincu.
Su0nmcrifnniibc @l1tter
peiiimiitiid.
@ucnoS glircS, 16. 9mouit.
Die @omnlentore 6e5iiglicb Oes pdpit-
liben SrieocnSongebotes limo inn oll.
acmeincn peiiiuilliih ge6olteu Die
iii6renOeu argcntiniiAen 8eitlnaen
erfennen 3wor ou, OaB aepiiie Fiuf.
te nit 0eu frii6er pou Erdiioent Mil-
ion 5lm 9luSOrnd gebrohten glnidl.
ten iibereiniiimmet glaubeu aber
nicbt, 0aB 0ie GoriAlGge 0eS @ati.
fans 5ur Slnnobme 9elanaeu iperoen.
Gin E6eil Der Ereiie be6ouptet,
OoB Oie @orihlGGe pes EapitcS, sci.
len guten @iQen iic 3war anerten.
neu oen 9laiirten idooen f0nnten.
Isl 0iago4 6e6auptet oaB ooS Srie-
ocnSanqc6ot oeS EopIteS eincn
ibmerSliAen Ginorud 6erOorgeruieu
babe, ga man Sen &croaht nic6t los
meroen i6nne, oaB eS lid oarrn ban.
oeIt, sic eiiropaiihcu W1itteImdd6te 3il
rettcll
.2o Gpoco~, oos Organ Ser Erdii.
oentcn.@artei idat ooB oic So6en.
SoQeru Ger 9eitraiung i6rer &er6re-
den oegen oie Srmauitdt 81 eutge-
ben illhen Ger 9Soplt tonnte 5war
nidlt abIe6uen sen 6rieocnsuoridlog
81 maden miro abcr tcinen grlolg
Daben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
gImeritanilde gyerlumnSete.

glugeblid bon ser @eltfront eefonl-
men. Sbre glnfunft in gatb,
Gnglono, BON 2onOon eeneloet.
2onoon 16. gluguit. gIab
elmer Wleloung Der uDoilp 9leips"
lino einiec berprnoete glmerifancr
bon ser @citfront in eincm Spipital
al 8otb, Gnglono, eingetrotien.
Ss d1hiugton Bat feline
giohriht.
g8ofbingtoM 16. gLiguit. n
ggeoer oos &ricgs-, nod Oos Warines
Deportement bot Meloune pom Der
glnfunft perplluoeter omerifauiiher
Splooten bon Der @eltiront erbalter.
Sbnele omtlihe 8efauntge6ung
ipiro augeiaet. wenn Ntnhridt eit-
trifft. borouseeiebt Dob es nit Den
uilitGriiMeu Sptereiien Oereinbar lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
9rirOsttnrrn.
r-----e-----
%Out Senat erbObt.
Sramer mmS 9cItiller
I6iuer belaitet.

Cine steuer BON $50 ouf ieOe Sun.
bert EflnO Recommendations
aeIcet, pel6c fir 8bistep ooer
gier berpopOt meroeu. Die
Gebatte mirO uioraen 8um qI6-
idluB tonmeu.
@ ibinqtoM 16. 9lugiiit
&iele midtige 9eltimnungen ser rc.
bioirten &riegSiteuerbiIl, einihIicB
lid Der Steuer oiif Spirihloicn mur
6en I'M Senat proOiioriitb gutse6ei.
ben, noAoem ole Sieung bon elmer
oagemeinen 9ebotte in glniputh Qc.
nonuueu mar. Ole nteiIten Der nidt
bet1npften 9[bldnitte peroen NOR.
gen erleoiet mer0en. Ser Soitpt.
Gonteit iiber oie &riegsproiit. lmO
@infommeniteuer 1T fir Sanitaog
ongeieBt moroen. globe3u obne De-
botte muroe Der 9lbidnitt gutgebei.
Ben, melber weitere $140,00000O
Steuern 0en oeItillirten imo reftiii.
Sirten Spiritioien ouferleet; 0esglci'
den cine mGbren0 oes &riegeS gill
tiQe &loulel, nelde 0ercn Gininbr
Der6ietet uno einc Steuer bon $50
pro 100 &hmo ouf Die meitere Ser
Itellung aus Observation-Disclosures
unoronet. Gie Sausbia idrieb
$1O7000,000 Dor uuo Derbot mr Die
Seritellung bon oeItiuirten @etrdn-
fen. 3esqleideu puroe cine &erlne9.
rlng Der Ginfiinite aus @ier imo
onOcren WtoI5- ooer eegobreueN
Spiritioien BON $4S,000,0O0 tm
Gerelei6e bon $37000,000 Der
Smlsbia eutsebeiBeu.
Ole Tarifiteuer BON 10 @roaent,
ionie Sic @eltcucring BON $uuelem
Whulif- SnItrilmenteu uuo &auoel-
biloer.6 Sims murOc fallen gclaiien.
Scr 5enot nobm Die Gontite Gor-
IdlGqe fir cine Steuer auf Cameras
bon $500,00O rno on0erc @oriAldge
obne Debotte an.
Ole 0ebotten orebten iid boilpt.
IGdlidb um oie 8uder.D Dropbad"-
ino &riegsprofititeber 9eitimmm'
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Wptimi(tiI1.
8cnrtOcilteIOOOWeOrSe
bic sa6IaSe.
&DMt GtamDpltmft Der Gns
temtemtdGte aus be-
trndltet.
@eiprit9t Dor allen Sic glo5rImaS.

9eipriat Dor allen sic g3a6rlmss-
mittel.2aae unO sic s3iiis-si.
tuqtiou. ~ soot, GnalmO ici
Dor 9}a6ruugsmanaeI aeidiibt.-
ll-9ootaeia6r Oerriugert ii6 ite.
tic, crfIdrt CT.
Qon6om t6. 9lugiiit. 3re-
miernliniiter 2loDO George 6ielt 6er-
te i'm .britii9en lluter6auie cine Ian.
gere &e0e, in pelber er iicb in our1-
aus 3uOeriidtli9er @eiie iber Die ge.
eenm6rtige mirt6lbaitli1e uno mile
tdril9e Situation GnglanOs aus
ipra6.
Ger &eoner erflGrte, oaB er lib
bouptiGblic6 ser 9tabrlngSmittel-
Gage uno Ser Submorine-Sitiiation
SllmenOen mcrOe, neil belonoere gln-
itrengungen eemadt miiroeiL einen
@inorud berpor5uruien, Der oir9 Die
T6otiaden nidt eeredtiertiet lei.
ESrii6er i'm Sabre, 10 iagte er, babe er
Die gluimersiamteit ouf ole fritiibe
Situation Scr gto6rmgsmittel- 81.
iu6r eelenft. Seit Der 8cit babe ii6
ober porne6mli9 6onf Der 9ln-
itrengungen oes iriiberen y1a6rilngS-
mittel-Gontroleurs Baron Geuon.
port Oie Sage weIentli4 gebeiicrt.
lin oieie 3eit oes lebten Sa5reS
babe Ger @ei5eng i'm Sanoe
iid auf 6,4S0,00O Quarters beIou.
fen lno ieBt betrage er S,500,0O0.
9luh Der @orrntb m Saier itno Ser
Ite iei Gin groBcrer. Sn Dem 9rot-
Gcr6rou6 ici cine meientlibe gripor-
niB eingetretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

@ei5eu auf Dem 8el0e 5eiae cine
3unn6me bon 100000 9lcres. Sor
2lopo @eorge iaote, eS iei 3u irii6,
Inn be3iiglih Ser grnte cine libere
&oralisiage 6u moden; a6er menn
oas g8etter nibt beionOers ibledt
meroen miirOe, 0onu miir0e litb ole
grnte ais cine ie6r 3ufrieoenltellenoe
erpeiien. Groboem uiiiie er BON
neuem 0arauf 6inpeiien, ooB Spar-
iamteit om Flabe iei. Sc me6r oos
2nnO ipare, Oeito weniger piiroe es
bon oen &orr1t6en Ger Ser. Staoten
lu0 GnnoOoS ab6Gngig werOen, bon
weldcn 2duoern aud Stalien uHo
Srantreid ibre &orratbe crgdn5en
uliiBteu.
0ie 2 diffa6rts : Sitna.
tion.
gSos oie 56iiiS.Situation anbe-
lanee, 10 babe Derti1lauO iib oamit
bei6ditiat, 3iiiern 81 uerbreiten, Inn
Ieiu 8olf 81 ermllt5igen ln0 0en
ginorud 81 perbreiten, Bob @nglano
es ni6t mebr lange ausbalten f0nue.
Die lmeingeI1rGnfte Submarine.
&riegfiibritng, 10 betonte Der Fre-
mier, babe I'M 5e6ruar ibreu glnfang
genommen, ino i'm 9lpril babe Gng.
lonO in einem @iouat 100000 Eon-
nen Derloreu. SIN Suli ieieu Die
&erluIte auf 100000 geialleu. gliI-
Beroem babe gnglano Shritte ge-
t6on, Inn Sen 8ai bon S1ifien 5l
6eidlelnigeu. uno babe biele Sdifie
i'm 9luslanOe belteat. SSn 1915 babe
oie neugebaute Eonuage iid auf
68S,O0O Sonuen belauien, in 1916
quf $4,000 Gonneu; in Den erlten
lcdbs @lonatel 6ieies Sa6res 100000
Gonnen. g91brenO ser lebten feds
N1onotc Oieies SSabreS ipiirOen insge-
iommt 100000 Gonnen gebaitt
mer0en.
Die Sc6iifSberlltite leien meientlib
geringer, oIS Die 9ertihen Oies 8u-
qebcn. 0ieiclbeu belicien lib, 10 er-
flGrte Scr &reulier, netto mIf 250,-
600 Tonncn monatlidL lmo wem Die
gegcnm1rtige 9eiierling mnbalte,
oonn miiroen sic %erhtite fir Silli
rno 9[uguit oitf ie $175,000 &onnen
berobgclebt mer6en. 0icie 8ifiern
mieIcn aus, Dob sic 9lomirolitdt nit
Der @efGnpfrng ser lt-9oot.@efabr
beoelitcnOcn Grfolg bobe.
gBenn 0ie Ser. Staoten 0Lues tbun
mos iic fonnten unO Oorau iei fem
8weifel ,Oonu miir0e geniigenO Eon-
mage fir 1918 uno ouh fir 1919
porbanoen iein.
Ole militGriide 5ituo-
tion.
gSos Sic militdriltbe Gage ongebe,
10 erflGrte Sr. 2loDo @eorge, miiroe
CT nidt NIT Dem SeinOe tmH9eu.
0ie GrGfte Ser g[lliirten ieien I'M
Itetigen 8unebmen ole Der Central
nddte I'M Nl6nebnlen.
Ser %remier perlos oanad cine
9oHdoft bon 6elomoridon Soie be-
5iigIicb Der Sample IN 5lonocrn Die
beio9tc, ooB ole Eriippcn Der 6ran-
solen uno 9riten bereits eroBe @r.
folge in ibrer ueuen 0fienliUer er-
riineen bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Ter critic @biueic fir amcrifauiidle
glrmcc.

GIebeIon0, 16. 9lnguit SIM
&ing Mong mnroc bon eiuer bieliaen
Observation-Disclosures olS Netrnt in
Der ncuen 9lrmee angenomncn. NY
lit Der crite G6inele scr bier aaae'
nomnen muroe. Moua mlroe ~ en'
liiornien geborcr @r erhob telHc''
9(uiprnh aui Gieulibelreiuua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

Cine ici0li6c gl6t6cilmg, welMc
uniere Stelin9en am Gmaau9e 0es
YopolaS6oles an9riib mllroe nab
iduerau glo6foulpic 5uriidgel6la-
gen.
9lm Iienitog erreic6te elmer imlerer
groBen 9omboroemeut 6lige Oas
ipi1tige 9a6nrentrum 9lBling i'm
SoDe-G6ole, um ooiielbe 81 beiddoi-
gen ino ben aroBen oortiaen Gerfe6r
oeS 6einOes 81 untcr6rehen
Ser 5lueite slug III Der 9leiden
nlddtigen StGrfe mternonmcm er.
iolate 91odnittags gum 3pede zines
9lngriiiS oui oie Sto6huerfe IN Der.
lelben 0IegeuO. Die 9ieiultate uaren
iebr beirieoi9enO Sprengbombeu
BON mittlerenl imo gr0Berem &aliber
un0 9ronobom6en mur0en obgepor.
iert 5uianlmen iec1s unO cine balbe
8onne, lino es lpur0en ne6rere oi'
refte Sreiier auf eili9e 9lnlogen be-
o6o1tct lpG6rcuo onoere @ebduoe,
oorluter ser @a6n6of in 9rauO ge'
iebt mlroen.
9lllc uniere JhIg5elge te6rten noM
oieier dlBerit lii5ueu Gperatiou,
pel6e lvegeu Der grobeu GntIernun8
iebr iAmierig war. 5uriid"