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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Organization Ser erften Rom
ierfptisns Nrntee.

Sic pole Stdrfe ber eriten inter
benz Iuslpabl &pnitriptions : Spiten1
auf5uteIleuoeu Irmee miro 1883
Sffi5iere lnb 52S,659 Wanu betras
gen. Sieielben tperben in Is tricgss
itarte 9ipiiioncr, benen auber Der
normdlen Qusriiitune nit allen @af>
fen, nod ie65ebn Hegimenter i6tuerer
Seloartilerie biu5ueefiigt iperSen,
orsantiiert.
Gne Yldne be3iislih Gusbilbung
Iusriiitung unb Sreauiiierung bieier
Streittraft iinb bereits alIseeurbeitet.
Cine rebibierte Cite Der Sffi5iersz
4usbilbunes : Eager IdBt ertennen,
bub bic 9ipiiionen Der reuen Grutce
folsenb formiert iperben oiirften:
Critic 9iniiion = Sruppcn bon
allen NeuensIanos Staaten.
Sipeite 9ipiiion = Netp = gorfer
&onerebsS iitritte go. 1 biz 20 (eius
idlieblid Gong Sslanb, Netp Yori
Gin nnb einsn Streifen n0rSIib Der
Stabt).
9ritte SipiIion - @eit beg Staas
tes Netp gort unb YennisIpania &pns
greg 9iitritte SO. 10. IL. IA. Is,
16, 25 unb %.
@ierte Sibiiion - Ne't bon Tenns
iplpanid, cinitliebli6 Ybilabelpbin
uub Yittsburgb.
Siinfte Sioiiion - Rep SerIep
9elafpare, Warblanb, @irsinia mn
Siitrict Of Columbia.
Sehite Sipiiion - Nort6 mi
Soutb Sarolina uub Senneiiee.
Stebente 9ipiiiou - Georgia, Gla.
bama unb Sloriba.
Gdte Sipiliou - Ohio unb @ei
@ireinia.
Ieunte Sipiiipu - Subiana I'M
&entudr.
3ebntc Stpiiion - Slinois.
glfte Sioiiion - Ridigan NM
Wisconiin.
Sp6lite 9ipiiion - Gr,anias
Riiiiiiippi unb 2%ouiiiand.
Srei3ebnte Sipiiion - RinneIota
Soipa, Nort6 uub Suutb Sa,ota unS
Iebrasfa.
@ier5ebnte Gipiiion - Oeifouri
&anIas unb COLORADO.
Siini5sbute Sibiiiou - Stlabomo
urb Segas.
esd5sbntc Gipiiic, = Iputaua
Sbabo. 8aibingtpn, Oregon, GaIifor.
MIA, Rebaoa, lltab, @ponius, griSonc
uno Neu Regico.
Guberoem tucrben Sipei ieIbitGn.
biee aabauerics Sibiiionen auieeitcIt
Die notwithstanding nnbe Der inertia.
niid)en 9ren5e %itatipniert iperben.
Sebe Suianterie : 9ibiiipn tpirt
aus nern triegsitasfen Snfanterie.
Hesimentern, bret SeIbs Nrtiuerie:
R~egimcntern, eincm &apanerie> 8esi.
ment, einem Yioniers Hesiment, einen
0ipiiionss SpipitaI unb bier Eager.
&rantenitationen 5uiammensciest iein
|""-
Gs Iobnt fh, bic an5eisen 5n leien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Die imperiada|@e 6ritiI6e Repu6(ik.t :,

Taft gnelanb's. Die ~5utiinftise
imperialiitiite 8eeierung ipirb lire
Sauptioree Der @ertbeioisuns bes
8eifes 5ltpenben unb gu bieiem
Stpede Die bon MN an pereinten
&rdfte bes Heifes oreauiiieren. 0ie
Somiuipns 3dblen ieSt ifon mebr als
Is, 900 ginfpobner. /Steies lit
elm Sruppenz geierpoir, ba5 a in
Der 3ufuuft in Gniprud nebmen fam
- man ipirb es umio cher in Guz
ipruh nebn1en tonnen aIs Snoien oann
ebenfuQs in Der imperialiitiihen He>
gieruns pertreten fem tpiro - Sns
oien, NIT ieinen 300,0O0,0 900 gin>
tppbnernl
.Ian mug iih aud barauf sefaBt
bolten, bab bas 8eiG in ge5u9 aui
feline Dfonomiide gnttuidelung bas
Prin5ip Der @~or5ues5oqe einfilbren
tpiro ..... Solanee bas Rei6 Elm
GROCER 8umpf obne sept mar,
tpouten Sieienieen. Die bapon traums
ten Elm eemetniarnes otonomiites
Regime ein3ufibreu, BEN Yflu9 boz
bic Obien ipannen. Sas Iues ipire
iebod eeduoert iein an benz Sage, an
benz oas Heih nit elmer oberIteu Hes
sieruns nerie6eu fem iuiro: Die polls
tide ginisfeit ipirb iel6itperitdnblid
bon elmer 9etpiiIen otonomiiher
ginisteit sefront iperren uno Die pier'
bunbert 0iiuioneu, iuelhe inter Dem
linton Sad" Ieben, tperoen ibre
Reihtbiimer uub ibre militdriiher
8rdfte 5uiammeutbun."
@enalier fonnte mar bas impertas
liitiihe 1rosramm niht 5uiammens
faiien. Ser fran5oiiihe Yrbli5iit bal
nift obne Nbiift Die Definition
.8umpf obne aopf" CUR ge5eihnune
bes Heifes bon geitern ansefpenoet
uub Der Same ~imperialiitiibe 8ea
publit", tpomit Der bas Heid Dor
morsen be5eibnet, lit ebeuio 5u,
treffenb. Stpei Semmniiie ieooh
iteben Der @eripirflid3une oes imperia.
Iiftii6en Sraumes i'm @ege: BIZ
autonouie Der 9plonien uno BIZ
trabitioneue Ronar6ie. 9ant be,
RitihulS, Der G6tpdde ober Del
9Iinb6eit Der politilteu unb seieQ'
i6uitli6en Siibrer Der Solomon II
bas critic SinberniB ~iiberipunben
ganabier urb G%uItralier, Ncuieeldn:
Der unb Siib sAiritaner die Iesterer
iebo6 piel penieer) iparen befliner
hire anseitammte Sreibeit aufou9eber
unb ibr Shidial NIT bemienisen De-
engliiden @affen gu nerbinben. Seq
matt nan ii6 an bas 5tpeite Stn'
bernib.
Sn elmer iebr interehanten Stuoi,
iiber bieies setpaltiae Yroblcm ba
Serr 2ipnel, Curtis Die Gbiurbitdt De
Steauns bes &oniss betpieien, tpie II
burh Die ginfiibruns uno Die OurdI
fiibruns bes Yrinsipes Der imperiali
Iriihen Solibaritdt seidafien ipiro
Or eebt ~ioipeit. Die Gbi6aftung De
Wpnarhie an3ubeuten. Gn @efolg
Iduft febIt es nidt. Serr Re1s, bic,
itebt felt, lit @orIdufer. CT bat be
&aee bic S6eue a~ngebdnst. SaB b.
9onooner .9imes" Die RoIle Der 8as,
in bieien Seiteu iibernommen bat
IGBt tief bliden. 9orb Nortbeliff I'M
bic gauge i,nperialiitiide Clique tper'
ben feinen NusenbIid baran 5osern
nm benz aonig bic &rune ~ipes3uneb'
men unb Die Monarhie nieoer5u
tperfen, falls Ser triumph Der armiert
ten Yluto> 9emofratie, als beren 3or,
naten lie ii6 aufipielen, bies nerlnnst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

Werihpenbune. Or inete. oab als
Die 8lodape iih fiiblbar madte, Der
beutihe Nabrunesmittels Sittator ale
gueraie baraui pertpanbte. @eridruens
buns 5u b%erbinberr nno rere Yro>
buftionsaueIlen gu finoen.
Gin Waittel CUR Steuerrns Der NUTS
loien @eridtpenouns mar, ipie On.
Seplor ausfiibrtc, Die Sdgobabung
Ser Gbf6ue. Our6 bic Srennune Der
oraaniiben nno anorganiihen Ses
itanotbeile Der Gbfdle tpuroe elm Viebs
iutter eeidaffen, has. IN Siegelform
eepreSt, auf Sauienoe bon gauerns
eiitern eebraht purbe nno hierourh
Elm grtrdsniB bon 5tpei Wilionen
9iter Iilh per Sag iiderte.
Or. Saplor ipauote ii6 natpriids
lid eeeen bic
saliefnns pom Civilizations. anIase1
unb 8ranereieu
tudbrenb bes 2rieses unb Die gertpens
oung Der BON bieicn Snbuitrtcn benos
tbigten @etreibenorrdtben 5u anoeren
Sipeden. CIR crtlGrte. eab Die Na6>
frage nad GItobol fir y inbuitrieae
Spede I'M fommenoen Sabre 10 ero6
tperbeu piirbe. bag ale Inlueen IN
ben Ser. Staaten faim imitanbe ieir
tpiirben, bericlben 9eniiee 5u leiften.
Or. SapIor erfldrte, baB nidts an
STEELE pes 8rotes seiest iperben
Tonne. rm bas 9rot brebe ii9 Die
Sauptira9e Der 9ebensmittel : Sers
iorgiing unb es iei unbebinet notbs
fpenbis, baB benz @oIfe minbeitens 40
Sro5ent Der normalen Srotrationeu
erbalteu bleibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
einem bemertenstpert6en 2eit.

on Il einem bemerfenStpertbeu Setts
Al ortifeI bebanbelt Senrt gours
~ rafia, Der betannte cunabii6e
~ Natipnaliitens Siibrer, i'm .2e
Sepoir" pom %. april bieies Sbema.
or i6reibt II. a.. tpie folst:
SD mill Mid niht als ben Ser
tbeibiger Der W%onardicen aufipielen.
Sd CLAUDE ,ebeniotperi9 on oas reott>
lihe @ett" Der &onige ipie an bds
vgottlide Neht" Der 8olter. @as
bas .sDttlite Hett" ansebt, 70 CLAUDE
ih ein3is unb aIein an bos 8ebt
@ottes. Sebe Heeierunesform, tpel6e
NIT ben Srdbitionen. nit Der 9es
miitbsitimmuug unb NIT ben anees
meinen 8eranlngnngen zines Wolfes
iibereinitimmt unb beren Iutoritdt iif
auf Die 8runoprin5ipien Der 9eieas
itaft itiist. lit gut.
Iber i'd CLAUDE aid niht an Die
Hebolutionen - ebenioipenig an Die
| ybemctratiidJen" Hepolutioneu tpie
an bic imperiaIiitiiden &%epolutionen
llnb Defenders CLAUDE i6 nift an b | {
Nepolution. Sd iprede ben Srans
5oien, ben gneIdnoern, Den Gmerita'
neru, inns ielber, bas Heht ab, einen
0oIte cine ,oempfratiihe" He9ierune
a~uf3ubalien. ebeniolpobl ipie i9 Der
Geutiden oas &eft abiprcde, uns
lire ,aultrr" ODER tbre Rilitdrregie.
rune %einimpfen 5u tpolen.
Sieie reboIutiondre Vropaganba BIZ
inntittcu bes &rieees NIT Der itia'
Iftpeigeuben pber ousgeiprohener
ginpiIiguns Der He9ierenben betrie'
ben nirb, iaet mir ni6ts Suites.
Sic &ieingeifter = mau sdblt fl
gu 2~eaionen III CANADA - baben Bis
Der ni6t einiebeu tpoIeu, ipie eng Del
britii6e Smperialismus nit Der uni
berIalen Hepolutiou berbuneeu lit
9eri6iebene baben ioear beriuft 81
bepeiien. oaB bas natiirlibe Hebt uni
uniere VfIitt bes 9eboriams seeer;
iiber benz aonig ms dtpdnse. an ben
3riege der Oemofratie sesen bt,
Nutotratie" tbeilaunebmen. IN bieier
Sauiionen gu bebarren, tpdbreno bi,
@eihebniie iih abtpideIn uub bi,
Situationcn ii6 flar 5eihnen, tpdr,
8l0biinn ODER Wttidulo an be-
Rebolution.
Beit bubon entIernt einanbeI
| fremo gu fem. lit Die 8epoIution
ipelhe int Snnern bes 8eihes Dor lid
ge6t eng berfniipft NIT ~berienisen
Die Defenders England in Der san5ei
8elt entfaht. 9eibe ersdn3eu lid
unb iino chamber bienlih. Ser bri
tide SmperialtsmIs bat nifts sc
mein nit benz monardiitiIheu Ore
gime. tpeldes bic Batter Der 8onfobe
ration IN Canada einiiibren MOLTEN
Sic SmperiaIiiten baben I'M 8esen
tbeil nit Silfe unb auf Der 9runb
laee Der bemofratif6eu Rlutotrati
perIutt Die mrilitdriifen 8rdfte be
autpnomen britiiheu 2Guber 81 Der
einiaen. SIM Guslauoe lit man iic
OeIIen flar betpubt. Sm Iesten ga
mar erIhien bieriiber Elm Nrtitel in
.Yetit Yariiien" aus Der Sober DO,
Ii. Wiuet. Sier Der bemerfeus
~pertbeite gaifus barals:
.8eI6es aud tire ebentlieIIe Soru
iein tpirb. bic | III peridItitt6
b ritii6e H epubIif tpiro ali
pabri6einlih' morsen CUR @trflihfei
perben. @elbes iinb Die &puieauen
gen bieIer Neuerune2 Suerit elm ge
tpaItiser Gnipafs Der miIitdriibe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

Sierals lit eriihtlih, baB bic tpih'
tighten Nabrun9smittcl uno Robitoife
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17

burftpees 100, t6eiltpeiie 200 gros
gent s~eseniiber Der Sriebens5eit ees
itieeeu limb. "a nunmebr England
Soditpreiie einfiibrt, lit es nidt msbr
moslih, aus Der YreisbiISung Riids
ihIiiHe auf Die anappbeit Der 9eitdnbe
81 5ieben. Iber alif obue bieS lit aus
ben Wtabnabmen Der en9liI6eu 8eeies
rune Die Ghpierisfeit beg @orratbss
Yroblems eriihtlih. Sir Die pihs
tighten Ginfubrartifel beitebt cine gins
Understanding. obifon bierourd,
Sranfreih, StaIien lutb Die ensIiihen
Solomon ihtper eetroffeu iperbeu.
Cine tbatidblihe Notb eriitiert bel
Suder unb 9artoffeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
2iIshr SePiiie ein,iee Aettmns.

Su einem lGnsersn GrtifeI bes
9onboner ~Sailp telegraph" beipriGt
Der Iarines e hteritdnoi9e Grtibalo
Suro Die bur6 bic llnterieeboote ses
itaiiene Gage @roBbritaunien's. Sic
Guiuteiieu3 ieiner ausiiibruneeu 1T
Der 8uf na6 neuen Shiffen. Sabei
iou o alien Gmerita tiiftis mits
belien. ba gnslano unb feline europa
il6en @erbiinbeten nidt idbig ieien.
alein bic notbisen Sdiffe gu baueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
Gkemerune Tn enslanS.

Ius bent 9onboner .gconomiit"
ergibt iih. ipie Die ~Sleue Siirher
Nadriften" bonn is. Ipril ihreiben,
bas beutIifife uno 5uperldiiieite Bib
fir Die Sage Der en9Iiihen Sreiss
bilbune bis Gniaue 1917. Gen Ses
retnun9en Iiest als Surhihnittss
1reis Der 6etreffenoeu @aare pie3abl
100 5usrunhe. 10 bab cine pro5entualc
gerefnuns Der Yreisiteieeruns mogs
lid lit. Siernab pureen folseuoe
@rok6anoelspreiie beaablt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-17
&atbolii9e Sereine

ipnteu threu @%eipIntiputu, Aufruftn
fir 8eriauimlrrnsen uno apuptnttouen,
pffi5ieltH 9Grtanolursrn, Anftinet.
guugen Don ilnterbnltnugtn MIN. ttutn
artssreu unS aftipertn Gtufluf tdsrn,
fnoem tic eas fatloltfne Boil burn BITE
merriam madsru. 9u einem uputt.
neaeH eetras iauu trssub rim faibs.
Wder gsrsin bteie Spaiteu fur pbtse
Sme6e beuukn.
Samilieu. n rfiustsunesu, Soees.Hn.
5etgeu, esiletoS-gefnlhNe SanHngun.
gsn ufw. werbsn ebeuianS 81 benz.
fsIben grstie per5ffenttdt.
Tie fatbpafdhe Settung 10 bas
Ipet{me Organ fhr wittth eiluussn
isttsus tatbpiti6er gcrrtue nuo
Samilttu!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
German Opinion on Wilson Note

TINE German press falls upon President Wilson's note to
Russia outlining the American objects and replying
TO the Russian demand for peace without anneAatlons or IN
IDENTITIES and rends tooth and nail The "Berner Iage
ba" according Wolff Bureau dispatch to the Dutch
papers, says:
The naturally filled with satisfaction
and gratitude President Wilson for having made himself the
nouhpece Of enemy alliance against democracy. But
hps he rates judgment of the Russian
peope nsungy believes that they will
of FranoGerman
order deaching the Russians from that stand
point.
The "Vossiche Zeung, under the caption War Message
of Peace President" says:
The turgid phrase to that
the German understand how honestly
te over the determination simultaneously seek
to proong most England cngs to stolen terri
admit deceived that Asace
and the rest of the left Rhine German
Many revouonar may have gazed ongingly tow
ard the American strand great peace apostle Wilson
dyes their aid? No. He stabs them IN the
back This peace preacher proaiming war to
the bitter end.
This newly converted zealo says the 'Vorwarts, has
preached war nation which is tired of butchery and longs
for human kindness. Wilson wants to on bucherng
each other for years and then finally fraternze How many
will be left for that celebration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
The Censorships
Treatment Of the Press

The Social Democrats attacked violently
the methods of the censorship in the course
of Rechstag sitting in the third week of
Nav. According to THE London Daily
Mail" Socialist deputy said that Ger
many now enjoyed freedom Of the press
with a gallows alongside" The authorl-
ties are bent upon making the press "ab-
solutely characterless.' Editors are dealt
with as if they were so many recruits IN
the barrack yard. Commanding generals
gave orders to editors in ukases begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

ME COOPERATION Of American
il naval forces with those Of Great
Britain in the campaign against
ruthless submarine warfare caused no
d" 70 Germany. The "Frankfurter
Eng Of May 20, according TO the Lon
D@Hy Mail" makes light,of the fact.
!, newspapers proclaim the arrival
Ns american feet with great pomp,"
ne German paper. "As was 70 be
- Mis consists # light forces which
| y Vpliy the unity Of the Allied front
- Just az the Russian brigades on
"a nii we're 70 have done on land"
''Nle then makes the rather striking
II. Wat German submarines "haye re-
= developed The special knack Of aim
S'sf nfpedoes at merchantmen
('@ 'ae latter's escort"
ior Mission
saes Fear
y. ~ important" continues the Frank
~ Is the Balfour mission 10 the
- S'a'ef, which is ~ be taken alto
- ~fN1S!y and which is 10 deal, be-
A'e'al questions, mainly with
y - - matters. II is planned 10 nuIlify
49," o. our U-boats BY sending Il
- ,a'~r Of small ships from the
= States 70 many different destina-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

obliterate civil government and establish
a military dictatorship. Countless meet
ings are now being held by the "Hinden-
burg peace crowd" throughout the empire.
At all these meetings violent resolutions Of
more or less identical import are adopted
calling upon the Kaiser to drop his pres
ent pilot in the Wilhelmstrasse for one
more in tune with the annexation and in
demnity clamor.
Post-Bellum
Business
The Berlin "Vorwarts' pokes fun at a
Junker who recently inserted in the
"Deutsche Tageszeitung," Count Revent-
lows paper, the following advertisement:
"s1,OOOOOO OR S1,25O,OOO EASILY
EARNED!
Genuine Durer head of Christ, former
ly in possession of old nobility, is offered
as security for loan of S15O,OOO. One mill
ion five hundred thousand dollars was Of
fered for this painting when exhibited in
America. Owner guarantees to sell it in
America after the war at high price and
divide the profit with the person who
makes him above loan. Cash price Of pict-
IRE to-day. s25O,OOO."
Cramophones and
Ruthlessness
The busiest man IN U-boat is the one
assigned to keep the gramophonc going.
according to Lieutenant Commander Won
Forstner, one of Germany's submarine
heroes. That" he says, sis the most i'm
portant apparatus on board. | have al
feady used up fourteen gramophones.
Some of them have been washed overheard
by waves when playing for us on deck.
1T sometimes happens that the crews
90 not see the sun once during an entire
cruise he continues in an interview.
when a man has nothing particular to
do he sleeps. The anxious minutes are
those during which we are approaching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

tons. In addition, all available German
ships in American waters are TO be used
Transports for long journeys require so
much tonnage that even at the most lever
ish rate of new construction numerous
trims across the ocean will be necessary.
That means that the danger Of being tor
pedoed by any submarines will increase
correspondingly.
much as we are convinced that our u
boats will continue to do their duty with
great success, it would be equally idiotic'
as is the habit in certain circles, TO con-
denim all the plans of our enemies as non
sensical and futile. 1t is courage to recog-
nize the strength Of ones enemy and defy
il. II is a sign Of stupidity, or something
worse, always 70 deny its existence"
To Raise
Sunk Ships
Germany is preparing TO raise after the
var sunken shipping. A recent issue OF
IN. Hamburg "Fremdenblatt" says: Ger
man genius took care that Immediately
after the war a great portion OF the values
which till now have been considered as
lost will be wrested from the sea and made
s.,v;reable 10 our economic life. German
.,o,reers have invented method Of rais-
ing ships which surpasses all those miner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

LANSING-What going to do now with our
peace palm?
WILSON-Thats all right, my dear Lansing had
it made beforehand the principle Of the sword
stick. SttpiicSSiruS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

ming with the words, II command you, y
and so on.
In Alsace-L Lorraine the censor even pro-
hibited the publication of verdlcts of the
imperial military courts. Articles reflect
ing the peoples longings for peace were
always suppressed in favor Of the indem-
nifty and annexation clamor of the Pan
Germans.
Donkey Sausages and
Meat Substitutes
A Bremen newspaper quoted recently
an advertisement in an Austrian paper
praising the nutritious qualities Of donkey
meat. 1t is commended as an excellent
substitute for chicken in making soup.
Donkey blood sausages (Eselblutwurst) is
displayed as great delicacy. The various
meat substitutes now selling in the Cen
trail countries are responsible for the fol-
lowing bit appearing in the Berlin 'Flieg-
ende Batter:
"Notice anything funny about those two
mem"
mo, why"
"They live on meat substitute
"But why's one so fat and the other lean! y
"The one makes it, the other eats it,"
Hindenburgs
Peace Campaign
In the "Frankfurter Zeitung' for May
10 Herr August Stein describes the bitter
strife going on between the Hindenburg
and Bethmann-Hollweg factions. The
writer declares that the Hindenburg gang.
which includes the Reventlows, the Tir-
pitzes. the Heydebrand Junkers and the
Pan-Germans, are conducting nation
wide campaign to stampede Bethmann-
Hollweg into their camp. If they cannot
unseat him from the CHARACTERISTIC. they
are bent on depriving him Of authority in
order TO confer upon Hndenburg and Luz
dendorfr the same absolute direction of
"war aims" as they now WELD in military
and naval affairs. They want, in short, to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

Such dogs as survive will be returned free
Of cost to those persons who now place them
at the army's disposal Offers should be
made to the Berlin Depot for War Dogs, Bay
reuther-strasse, ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
simphcissin'ns.
SsmphoiSsimus.

the enemy whom we have seen from afar
from the bridge. 1t takes long time,
often an hour, before we have our victim
before US, almost life size, in our peri
Not word is spoken. The moment of SUI
rreme suspense has arrived. We fire our
torpedo amid cheers. If it reaches its goal,
you can imagine how loudly and joyfully
our gallant fellows give vent to their feel
ings."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
Krupp Works
In Bavaria

Vast new Krupp works are under con-
struction in South Germany, on the out
skirts of Munich, according to that city's
"Neueste Nachrichten." The new plant,
bearing the name of FREDERICK Krupp
Bavarian Gun Works." was founded by a
syndicate Of Berlin and Munich banks.
Four enormous buildings are already un-
der roof, fifth is about to be so, and the
foundations of a sixth and seventh are
already laid. An eighth building will short
ly be begun. They will be approximate
ly the same size-800 feet long, 375 feet
wide and 60 feet high. Seven miles Of
full-gauge railway track are already down
and fifteen miles of narrow-gauge rails are
being laid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
Plenty
OF Bread

All reports of starvation in Germany APP
pear to be unfounded. There is plenty OF
bread in the Teuton Empire, according to
the testimony of Engishmen interned at
Ruheben. Letters received in Britain re-
Gently from these prisoners request their
relatives not to send them any more bread,
as plenty of bread" can now be bought
by them at the camp stores. This proves
that there is hardly a shortage of bread
in Germany, as the hated English would
be the first to feel the effects Of any such
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
Roosevelt S
Volunteers

The "Vossische Zeitung' was evidently
annoyed by Roosevelt's eagerness to lead
an expeditionary force to France. After
ironically reviewing his military activities
in the United States, the paper calls him
"the amateur general" and makes fun of
his alleged desire to lead six brigades Of
sensation-loving American women to res
cue Europe from the Germans"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
AS Germany Sees Herself and Others

to known" After pointing out the diff
culties hitherto met with in salvage work,
the journal adds: "The new salvage YES
sells will be so equipped that even in
boisterous sea it will be possible to place
the cables beneath sunken vessel. A COM
pany has been formed at Hamburg to
work the new invention"
Dogs Called
To the Front
Germany is calling dogs for actual mill
tary service. The dogs are to be employed
partly for the purpose Of tightening the
military duties Of the troops. The Berlin
"Iokal Anzeiger," government organ,
printed prominently on May ID the follow
ing notice:
DOGS TO THE FRONT
The army again needs dogs between the
ages of one and four years, which are
healthy. sharp, and not shy. They must be
ogoycd gratis. The breeds required are
sheepdogs. fox terriers, Airedale terriers
and mongrels Of these breeds. The dogs will
be carefully trained by expert trainers. and
are guaranteed good treatment and adequate
food.
They are 10 serve rs wstchdogs for our
6ob,ing ,roops. and will at the same tiine
make possible considerable Tightening oil
the latter's military duties.