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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
WILSON, TELLS
SENATE He HAS
THE7EV|DENCE.
DECLARES ZIMMERMAN
NOTEsIS AUTHENTIC.
Facts Came Into Possession
Of U. S; Within the D
Pa1t Week. ].

WASHINGTON, March l. - Pred.
dent Wilson tthigi in response to
the senate's cagss laid before that body
, official information that the United
States governE4ent is in possession.
| of evidence S:hch establishes tho
authenticity of3the sensational doc1'
ment discloSinr; how Germany 1ntHN
gued to ally Mexico and Japan with
her to war oD< this country. 1t:
In this respoSSe to senate reSoIu.
| ton the president transmitted TO-
iport from Secretary Lansing stating
that the evidesce has come to hf}
possession OF TIE United States withlH
the last week aid that the AUTHENTICITY
of Foreign MINISTER Zimmermann'! in:
structions to sterman Minister t9k
Eckhardt in Sexico City, Is estab:
lished as reveTJed by the Associste4
Press. - -.
THe Reply.
The presidents reply to the resolh
ton and Secretary Lansing's report
are as followsS y
ITO the Sen,te:-
in respoE"se to the resolution 3
adopted by She' senate on March
l, 1917, requesting the president i
to furnish Xe senate, if not IN. * X
compatible fifth the public In: s.
terest, whatever information he
has concerning the note published q
in the press sof this date purport-
ing 70 havf. been sent January
! 10, 1917, by the German secretarye.s
for foreign sffairs to the German:
minister toS Mexico, | transmit
herewith -,eporf ny the secre-
tary of statS, ~n.-.. has my ap;
"Wo5DRoW WILSON"
ITO the prs*dent:- ;,s:
The res0Sltion adopted by the ~
United StatSs senate on March l,7g%2
1917, requesting that that body be-
furnished il Aot incompatible wi
the public Enterest. whatever S.-
, formation Ebu have concerning
the mole punished in the pressNof
this date plEpnrting 10 have been
sent JanuarE 10. 1917. by the Ger i.
man s"creraEy for fcrcitn affairs &
10 The C;"rmfn minister 10 Nexico, e
have ;hc tSao: 10 state TIA. the .
government E.iS in possession of y
evidence wSich establishes thc2 n
fac! that ~ n0to retired to is
authentic. aEi thar il j. il posses 4
sion o: ;h,S "OvrlHIl"n: Cf the e
United S:ar.s: a3d Int The evil.
doncc was Srucur":I iy this gov ,s@::5
rirm"r! G!;lEnc tEo present week; :Es
bur Ih;t il = in M uftinion in J.
compatible Isiih tn" rAb!ic in-@s-::
ie"c.:i TO t"!5l 10 IT," .;@a;ic III, the ~:
prcsru; ,ini: IN" .Iu"ij"r iEf2rlna- -.
sion in Possession Is he govern X
mcHt OF n" "I'n;:"t! $...p.' relative I.
TO the nGtr Slan;iCncd in ;hc reso- n.
luton Of II; senate. .4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
(coati4aed on P.Fe TWO,
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON D.. c.. March s.,
Forecast: &
Ohio and: West Vlr0inia-Patiy
cloudy Friday; Saturday fair; little
change in temperature.
Western P8nnsylvanfa-F Fair Friday
and probably Saturday; little change
In Temperature.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
2Srdne ser Rontniftratton ge=
Betn1 ge6aCten.
prafiOeut cOnferirt nit arcss u. SlOttenssfretar

&aI6tm4fun 30 Mar5 Die ADMINISTRATIONS bat VdJ Jest
sa8 Oar6cr cudu, ucc %OrgebenS SntdauS
Fc GOn9ref empeben mrS Sine Ufe NuIuO9uug Der Eanc
mS uid osu bis @acnt SiOn ben Gonsrct sctrcu
icH Drmeue GrGruug be5B es
SccbenS eaSnaanbcS sudea 2euhlauO nnS ben @ngu
5taoteu psn mS mumitbr uaocm bic GgHa Scpu Ss Gpu
greiIeS 6egunncn
Der @raiScnt lit gtr 3t mil Scm %icScrid6u uer @Oida
GOngrcf bcGfg Bae Sepredung init icne
Cabinet Sic Stuug nuOe5 StuuSen SpGter bac
ErGfbnt Gpun5 nit Oc Segrctr Safcr nno bem pt
ten -SeiretGr Daniels.
OerIan alc Ga6uctSmecOcr lid 6Cse @orac6nS
in Der iutcrnaunalcu SrFs Sanpadc eiuig
Die biegu gcamcu uO Der gnSd bah G1dauO tbaiddd be-
retS ggen Sc %cneH Staate Sree Hbrt Senu Snr Sene
Speraumu Scc nb 20 mcrtoncr nmgeOmmen abrcc Omrt
toue ffe no er6rt noScu utat au9eber Sender
GOmplOttc 1T &crenigicn Stnicn 0igentbn S N
Uucn SOars Grt OrOcu Nueoem urS in HgerNugsfrcM
oapuf Uermicn Oak 0dau F nit apOn muO cgtu Die
&ercnigin taaen DeridD1rn DcrIudtc errd bic gn
Srnmpb 0nhINu0S Wcubr fir 6rn gSe
@agmuu pno fir Den Der &ercnacn Saon i'm SsHSereu bcn
mHrSe
@adm Scr @rGFOnt ciuc gudrit bciScu il scmena
% Suus Geriammeu SGuier GOusrcI ac6otu abeu rO,
SHr GuHarch crer Sn GCScnteu0n egGre6t gcmGb
baum &prienue trcn fir bic Seianng rmee @
le 100000 Nouu mcrOn Dem GDngreh S betreifs
guSbuug Gcur uuO dc bcteffS 5puuase uucrbet
merOcu
Gs III nod tgeictt upScn mcm Sage @rGFut
Dem GOgreR encH rO DcS mO ab6GugeH, laug Is
Ouuern mrO San euc Organization Ourdscar hat Die NO
miufuuu uf ban @ ndt mcbr ais ca OO wci Sac suprnd
ucbmcu mr6
&cgcrungSbcmcu Sumt oai Gougrci gc
mne SpptOu geNcn NSmuapn hdOncn &rogramm
sen MAIDEN miro Sas rafdc Clement nur5rb Muo On0ab SeS
GOngrccS 6ndcbnng gerUfu nirn.
Nu Nung ucrSn m sOFc Dcsouucu SricgS.@cemu
Meiterc @attpunIs Mtli5en eingcmnfert.
Sm Sane OS Saacs mmon mei GrguniatCncn Der NatUua
aSc ben Snnocon cnbcrnn i'm &ueomf 5uefs Scldatnnn
G9entlu in Oim SnnO ~ tbMn H cen CrgauiaOuCn be-
uuoe it'd gatcricu Der 10 6eOaFteric Connecticut NaS
GarSe 23 nuO Az &cgmut Sniancrc 3eO gaOuolgarO
unO 6 Suiauieric MaladnettS NatOuaI9aroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
9lcbeIlcn erae6en iih.

@apann 80. Mdr5. SAT- ale
Soloaten imo 9lubGnger Scr &ebeI.
lenmannidoft pon 9ligoberto 5eruan.
oc5 IN Der Eropin5 Gricnte, un9eidbr
800 bis 600 Aeann baben iih Gberlt
gorona in Guantanamo beute erge.
Zen. Die Ntcbeuen botten 10000
9Amoen Condemnation inD 10000
Sllnoen 0loibiiiengelusbr. .Ntinitior,
iomic 16 Ipnmitbombcn in 9eiib.
,Scruanoe5 ieIbit fonute nod uidt ge-
tnRt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
4nInildle gIrmce mir0 0raaniiirt.

&openboqcm 80. @}dr5, pia
9ouoon, 80. N|dr5. 3pangSons-
bebnng fir Die polniiAe 9lrnce miro,
mie eS ocn glniHein bat, i'm neuen
aHierei6 Eolen ltatt oes 6reimiai,
gen-5pltemS eingehibrt iuerOen, pel.
dies biSber MIR eiuige Sun0ert BE
frllten eineebrodt bat.
0eutith- -oitcrreidiibeu 9ererbuuu-
Gen sufoIge naren 5pei glrmeecorps
ais @liuimlmt fir oas polniide Seer
ongenommcu moroeu, ais 0as neue
90nigreib gcbiloet wiiroe. gsar-
idaucr Icpeicben an sic 0cutibeu
3eitltneen 5ufolee bat cine 9lrt 9}a-
Notwithstanding, pom polniiben
StuatSrat6e eiuberlicn cine &eioIu.
ton ongenommen, melbe Die Srgd.
niiiumg ser polniltben 9Irmee na1
oen @runo5iigen Doriiebt altf pelhe
ole polniide 2eeion aanfaneS oes
&rieaes bon Gclterreitb refruiirt
pur0c.
Ga electromagnetic 9iitglieoer oeS
1tautsratAes, oauutcr ~. 2eHpidi,
Elm friibcreS @litalieo ser runiitbeu
Gnmo oen @lan felt ldnaerer Belt
9utbeiBet miro erwartet. Dab Scr
9eldluB 3ilr 9lusiii6rime fommen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
pic pl,e Ser 2tnmniitroon bee >es pcreebens oeoen
0enteban> iebt snnealtio fstosleet.
iIcber 40 glmcrifaucr,

Inter oen Deiougenen, Die bon Der
v@loepe4 nod Geutidlaho ge.
bro1t puroeu. Gieielbeu uer.
oeu iebt ieItsebolten.
@open6agen. 30. Mlar5
llcber 40 glmerifaner beianocn iib
inter oeu @eiaugenen, ole BON oem
oeltidcn SiilfsfrelBer n@loepe" uab
Geutihlono aebrotbt muroeu iagte
Sod 9enion, eiu omeritaniiAer See.
mann, ser bier anf1m. 3ie glmeris
funer perOen iebt ais ariegsgeiouae.
nc feitgebulteu. 9eniou iaat, onB
sic Dfe5r5abl scr pier5ig Mduner
8ieroemG6ter ouf Dem GampIer
.Gsnoroloes, Der bon Der nNloeipe"
perientt murpe, maren.
(@enlGB 9erihten bon Berlin
bro6te oie nWloelpe" 593 @cfaneene
uab Ieuti6louo Shiiisogenten
in 9lemport Stems iaaem Dab mlf
Dem engliiden Iampier u@sndraIs
ooS" 80 omerifoniihe0 e0laultbiertpar.
ter mareu 9iermtnOfimi3ig omeri.
toniicbe 5eGlelte, Die ouf Dem gefa.
perten Gantpier aYorromOale" na6
Ieltihlano gebrabt ruoroeH iporeh
pur0eu am TO- WIdr3 entloiicn lmD
beiiu0eu iid) iest oui &c rnSSeae no6
glmerifa,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
&OIfSwirt6iduftIide GOufcreu5 i
SErunfrcidl.

&oris, 30. @idr5. Ger g@ta'
tim iogt, OoB OaS @olfswirtbiboftS-
Gomite, notb ciner 5uei 5tunoeu
oouern0en Sibung, iueIher Die mei-
Iten Miniiter mo ltnteriefretdre bei-
mo1uten 81 @eidIHiieu bon er0Bter
g8idtiefcit getommcn lei. Dieielben
iollen beute, nadoem iie oem Cabinet
SIR @ittbeiBung mnterbreitet lporocn
IinO, per0ifentliAt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
grut(0rr Sr&jdgtr
@NrOe mitteu int SSCan
gcii6tct.
Ssum amerifam. eSrobt-
Sampfer ,,Wf fOmgUlia."

0ifi5icrc 0eS 0ompfcr8 oloubteli,
0oB eS icb lm Den bon Der
,@l6we" 5eitiidteu Gompier ,St.
2bcooore" 6auoelte. 0ieier lit
icood ais perieuft gemeloet NOR
oeu. Geltibe ll.9oote augeb
Iid i'm 9ttlantiideu O5eou sc.
I6tct.
~ 30. 0lGr5. Gin beitiid-
tes S6iii IN weIdenl Der ocltticbe
Secidger st. Gbcooore" oermutbct
miro, muroc uon Dem merifonii1eu
6ra6toonlpier oMonsoIio" Dor orei
Gd9en i'm @iitsOceon geiidtet.
Iie 2iii5iere oeS Gompfers &C.
itebcu Oaralf OaB es lid, aub menn
0oS S1iif uicbt oie r5t. G6eoOore"
mar nm eiuen oeutiden Secidger
banoeltc, oenn Der 6lmfen.SeIeero-
pbiIt oes SbiiicS babe oelticb geipro'
cben.
Iie ,Mougolia~ itieB oui Sen Sees
id9er am 27. W}Gr5, all eincm &unfte
1000 Meilen 0itlid) bon SonOD Soof;
Oos rmbefannte S6ifi fam bis dui
eine bdlbc W'eiIe an Sic .MongoIia~
beron mtreiite oieleIbe me6rere
@lale umo hlbr baum fort, o6ne 3r
iiQnoliiiren. God Scr 6uutcu.Iele-
grup5iit ionote me6rere 9otibaiten
IN 0eutlcber 5prod6e an eineu lmbe-
fanntcn @mpiGngcr aus.
Gas oebeiuniBooae Sdiif oaS
obne 3meiiel Elm conpertirter SoH-
ocls0anlpier mar bate 3pei Wlaitcn
imo eincn Sdornitein; par grau
ouaeitribcu iuo nit Orei groBeu Ga.
noneu ausgeriiltet. @s bate cine
S6nelli9feit oon etpa 16 ¬en.
Gle Gfii3iere qlauben, ooB Ie oen
0ompier ct, 66eooore" Dor Iih bait
tell Der I'M lester September IN Iiios
omerifoniIc6en @eluaiiern BON 0em
oerti6en arel5er .N}0pe" gefopcrt
inO ais Secidger auSgeriiitet muroe
Sn belltigen Cepei6cn aus &opens
5agen wlrroe beridtet, OaB ser Sam.
pier nSt. G6eooore" no6e 9iio "a.
nciro oerienft poroen Iei, nadoem CT
Die @eiangenen, oie er BON Dem bon
ibm pericnficn Gompicr ,,@ooernor"
6erlmtergeboIt bate, aui sic N16we"
translerirt 1otte.
Gie g@ongolio" bccnOctc nit i6rer
bcutigcn glntunit Ole critic SIN. ln0
Seriobrt iiber Sen NItIontiIben
Nccah oie Gin omerifonii6er Eum-
pier lett Scr @inleitilng Der uneinae-
lbrdnftcn Ocutihcu llntcrIceboor.
Gonlpagnc SilriidIeqtc. Ser 0ampier
miro BON Gapitdn Gancrp 9iice bcfc6-
li9t lno bot cine 9cmonmna bon
141 @ann inter oieicn Y 9lmerifa.
ner.
9 euti & ell.9 oote i'm Ocean
NortoIt 3d. 80. NlGr5. Goh
oeltidc ll-9oote iicG I'M otlontiitbcu
Sceon 6eiinOcn prr0c bon ausl6n.
ollden SSradtitbiiieu 6eribtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Der glcm.glurfcr @um6cnprpaef.

REM gprf 80. MGr3. Sic
Gert6eiOiguna IN Dem &ro5eiie gegen
leds Gciticbc. sic ser &eridworuna,
mittelit 9omben Whmitionsihiiie iiir
Bic 9luiirten IN sic 2tit 5u iprenaen
periubt 81 babelI ongetloet lino,
ihIoB bellte glbcn0 oie 9epeisaumn6
me, Ger san miro ieoo6 nibt Dor
s0lontag Den @eidmoreueu uorgeleyt
per0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
aniiiide @rObfiirain
perha

gonoon, 30. @l6rB. sine
&elter Gcpcibe bon aisIouo0Sf in
&uBlano bcridtct oaB oie C5roBiiir.
liin 0laria EaoIopna, Sic Gouiine
AeS enttbronien uliiiirbcn auiiers,
nerDaftct noroeH liz ui0 III ibrem
Scum fctgc6aIten lpiro. Iic @crboi.
tllna erfolate wegen eincs coulpronii.
tirenoeu @rieics al eincu Setter von
9lifolalts, ben @roBfiirIten Boris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

oGrite GSnpiere" werOen
beriidiibtigt.
@oi6ingtou 30 @}ar5.
9(uSlGnoer, sic Inn ooS omerifaniiHe
@iir0erreht nabmdrn meroen cine
bopor3ugte @e6onotng crboIten
nem cS uotGoeuoig per0cn loIte,
oie 9Gpc9lmgSreibeit Der 9luSlduocr
in 0ieicm 9anOc in irgenO elmer
g2eiie cin5ribrGuten. Gas Staots.
Iepartement iebte belte OnS glrbeitSs
Gepartemcnt III SenntuiB, Sab III eis
nenl iol6en Sale @rfIdungcn @iir.
9er mer6cn 81 woIlen, ygebiibrcno in
9criidiihtiglmo gc5oocu wcroen mir.
ocn".
G6mobl bic Snltrmg scr 9iegie-
rlng nod nidt oiii5iea ougetiinoiet
morOcn it, perloutet oocb, ooB oic
Ser. Stooteu.&caicring, meun cS
sum &riege nit Celtti6Iauo fommeu
Iolltc, feinc Gentihen intemircn
miro Ielbit niHt &eierpiIien Ser
9lrmee ooer 6lotte iolonge Die
iclben oic Gjeiebe oeS 91n0es 6eobatb-
ten merocn.
0oS Gcniusbiireou ih6bt oaB 5lr
3eit iid 10000 Gcutihc in oer
Gcrcmiatcn stooicu beiinNeu. ,Snr
Sohre 1910 bcianocn lid III oicien
2an0c S,2s2,6tS Ecrioueu Ocitihel
Abbmit bon oeuen 2.50L191 ii
! Geillblano ge6oreu milrOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
4soIititcr itir6t in 3nMth0ns.

eaDenmortb, aonI1s. 30.
Ntdr5. Gli s.. &eomon elmer Der
Olonner, pelde megen 8obl.Ger
icbw0rungen IN Gerre Saute. SSn
oinna beitrait pitroeu itnrb 6eittc
1eitSitraie 81 Oer6iiBen bate. &eo.
Olor0cu i'm bicieen 8uuoeS 3ildt
hoiis no er cine fiiniidbriae 6rei.
man mar iriiber 9li9ter oes areiS.
QeridtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

0ranoe, 1er., 30. @idr5. g.
&. @puuer uuo 81. ~. g9ier, Sol5s
Gambler, 6a6en Sen 3i6tenbeitono
auf eiuem 9ouoitridb bon 10000
9ldern iiir Ocu &reiS bon etpo $i2,.
100000 gefouit. Sos 2ouo Iieet IN
Sabine. llno in Nepton.Gountp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

GptpuS Gbrilti, Ger, 80.
@ldr5 G8 iiuo $500,000 ii elmer
9onf in Corpus GbriIti Oepouirt
moroen INN oMuit mcrifaniitbe sol.
oateu IN NiatomoroS. gtucnp 2areoo
unO onOeren Etntten ertImg ser
@ren3e oiili6 bon 81 Goio an ent.
I6buul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Mbuuurnieu. oiC ben ,,SCniidlcn GOrs
rcigOnncnten" nidlt piiHttIidD Docr unre.
eelmdbig crbaltcn, iiub gebeieN, Der
SfIicc oauOn per SttcpbUn Dper idJriftlidl
Elttbelluug 5u uNaGcR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

2onOon, 30. @ldr5. IN Ne.
authorizing bon 6ragen bon ocm SIC.
prdleniautcn scr ,9liiociirten 9Srelic"
be5iielid5 ser Oeutideu Submorinc.
E66tigfeit ioete Sir GolparO Goriou,
Der critic 2oro Der 9lomirolitGt:
oGentibe @rtldrrn9en fins ii6er.
triebcn; ober 9}iemono be6auptct,
oa6 oie llnterieeboot.ariegf egfiibrine
feinen ernltcn S6a0en tbut. Gie
&erluIte iiberIteieen jcoo6 nibt Sic
Goranidlagc, aif oie mir umlere qlo-
Iitif bdlirt bobcn, mo nab tIarcr
Gripdgung 1T es our6auS fIor, OaB
Die oHltldc NoifmtuA inns au85ubim.
aern pollia imlioriicb iii. 5opeit
1aben nclirdlc 2dnocr me6r bon
oelltiben &ct6corn oelitten ais oie
ariegfiibrenoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31


glew Yorf 30. Mldr3. Gine
poIlit0noie miSaeriiitete Suitfiiiten-
mabe-Stotion IN Sort @aibingtou,
q. ~, einihlicBIiN cincs 2iiftihiffeS
nit apci 200 @feroefrditen @lotoren
uno elmer &onone, murOeu beute
'9lbcn0 bon Dem .glcro Glu6 of g(me.
rico" our6 RoOmau @onomafcr Der
9legicrllng sur Gcriiipmg 9eitent,
Gic lleberreibung oes Wei6enfS
wuroe bel eincm 9anfett OcS 9lero.
@mbS, an Dem oub scr frii6ere Got.
ihaiter SameS ". @eraro, ionic an
Oere promincute N}Gnner tbeiInab.
men angefiinbigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
f6Iognd a b nj /.

9onOou 80. Dldr5. Iig pru-
piioriide ruiiiide gcsierimq bat,
laut Iepeiber BON Netershra, aIle
gEppanagen oIS uationaIes Gigentbum
erfldrt nnO ooB Die giunabmei 0er.
IcIben III oas rationale 1d,aeoint
ilieBen ioIlen belhIoiien.
Gos @imtommen scr qroBfiirit.
lidcn Nppdndgcn miro uuf ii6er
$25000,000 j1brlidl aeIhdbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
@ern a baeeet.

Bern 90 0}Gr5, pia Garis, 30
@ldr3 Ger bieiiae riiiiibe @e.
iauote 9ibifom lit BON ser propiiori-
iben Regicrnng in &etrogrno beuadl
ricbtigt iporoeL oaB al pou ieitgm
Folten obgeiett lit. Ger 5efretar
Der @eimotibdIt miro bis aiif Nsci
teres Die riiiiidcn oipIomdtiihcu glu-
geleacnbeiteH leiteu.
MuiiiIhe g(ppanQaen be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
aent6liul trfldrt.

2onoon, 80. W1Gr3. 1ie ruff.
liide giegieruna bat cine 4roflanla-
tiou al ale eRoIeu crlaiien III set Ste
OlegieruneS ibren @lui6 msoriidt,
oaB 8oIcu fir iid iclbit eHticbcioc,
iuelhe 9le9ieriHgsiorm eS miiiicbt
beridtet cine 9leuter-Tepeihe uon
Eetersburg. 1ie Hegicrimg nitunt
an oaB Is .ein uenes imabb1naiaeS
GoIeli, ecbil0et aus oacn 0rei Sun
3eit 9etrennten Ebeilen" biloen
0ie 4olen ioaen lidj iiber Sic 9iegic.
ruuosfornt mldBlid eincs Gonititlr
tions-GongreIies, scr III Scr Soupt.
ltaot 4olen'S abgebalten wcroen Iou,
ihliiifg ipernen unn 3par allf sic
@riinolage oeS ollacmeiuen g1abl.
rehts,
gci etnem leitiihel GongrcB 5a
8cImor muroe eiit AeihhB gciaBt,
cine autouoHe 9leeieruua 3u lhaiieu,
2atpia aenaAnt. 5uianunenscaBt ais
oet non Setten bewobnteH gbeilet
oeuGrooinaen 5irldn0, &itebsf (@itb-
lnnOD imo GonrIano. Sn oem Ae-
lAliB finoct Der Nille 3in ieiten slns
balN an Der nelen rniiiIhen Reaic.
rmg sIusorud imo miro feiiaeitelit,
Dab 2otoia cine treue nno untrenu.
bore 8ropin8 9iuBlano's pcrbIcibcn
miro.
Ter @iariue-Natb bat Der ueueu
9iegieriing Oen Erelleio geleiitet.
&uiiii6er @eIanDtcr ill.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
llnabbdugigkrit
A-s~-s--e-s-~-
@irD Dcn YOlen Slis
geli6crt.
2SDit Der neuen raiIiidDcm
Otegiernmg.

&oleu ioa fir iid ielbit entideioeu
melde 9leeierunasform es babeH
nil. alud elmer afauter 2cps
idc aus 4etersbura. Alc slp-
ponogeu Der &rin3eu oes f6nig-
liden Saiies ais notiouolcs Gi
QelltbluH trflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

2on0on 30. Nir6. TT Sr Gbos.
rs. @}ocGnmoro DER fmon5ie0e 81.
iretdr Der glomiralitdt, eob berte I'M
lmter6ouie oie &erluite on britiihen
Gdlficu Die in Sen eriten rs Eugcn
Der Wtonatc Ge5embcr Sonuor Sc
bruar mo @iGr5 ourh ll-9oote ooer
Dtincn acrItort wuroen mie folgt an:
Gc5ember 80, Sonuar 26, Sebrum
66, Didr5 55.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-02
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVER|SH
IF CONST|PATED
Look at tongue! Then give
fruit laxative for stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
"California Syrup of Figs
can't harm children and
they love it.

A laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow Children simply will not
take the time from play 10 empty their
bowels, which become ologgcd up with
waste, liver gets sluggish. stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue motherl n
coated, or your child is liSllcSs. cross.
feveriSh, breath bad. restless. doesn't eat
heartily. full OF cold or has sore throat
or any other children, ailmen,. give a
aeaSpooniu OF California Syrup OF
Figs then don't worry. because i, is
perfectly harmless, and in a few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile
and fcrmcntlng waste will gently move
out OF the bowels and YOU will have a
we'll, playful child again. a thorough
inside cleansing" is oitimeS all that !,
necessary II should be the first treat.
ment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit iig SyrupS. Ask
your druggist Tor a S0.cent bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" which ha,
full directions for babies. children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and see
that it is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company"-hdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-02
West Loses TT
Planes in Month

LONDON, May a compilation
from British, French and German Of
ilclal communiQucs show, that III air.
planes were shot down on the western
iron, IN April The German, lost Mg
the French and Bclgiaus 5l. and the
British ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-02
Explained to Officers

You will understand that have
fully and frankly explained these prob
lens to your high naval officers with
whom / have been in touch here |
have ever reason to hope that we shall
succeed IN establishing the closest pos
Slblc cooperation between the Amer
can and allid nayics for the assurance
OF the freedom OF the seas, the pro'cc.
ton Of trade and the triumph Of our
rigbt. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-02
FRENCH ADMIRAL
VERY CONFIDENT
OF COOPERATION
U-BOat Problem Claiming Pd-
Ority He Says,

WASHINGTON. MAY 2-Nice Ad
mlral Chochepra' OF the French mis-
SION declared IN a statement today he
had every reason to hope that We shall
succeed IN establishing the closest pos
Shlc cooperation between the Amcrl.
Can and allied nayics for the a>sur-
ance OF freedom OF the seas, the protcc.
ton OF trade and the triumph OF our
rights
Statement in Part.
he admrdIS statement IN part fol
lows
Your navy is wonderfully equipped.
and ! really feel amazed when |
CHANGED 10 SEE recently some ot IT,
units, among them the battle,hip Penn
sylvanla and those trim looking dc
stroyctS that came out to meet US at
sea. There is no need 10 praise your
naval personnel throughout my long
sea life 1t has often happened that
have come across American mcn-owar
and ! am pleased TO say that on every
such occasion the very high merit OF
the Officers as well as the perfect tram
ing OF their men have aroused my in
tense admiration What have seen
mere since my arrival serves only 70
emphasize my previous impressions
And so ! am sure that the American
navy Is ready 10 support IN the mos,
adydntagcou, fashion the cause of the
allies, now shaping course toward
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-09
Tho sammees Are In Franco

There's cheer that shakes the Jewels of
the early morning dew.
And the bright sun flashes brighter in the.
land of the poilu,
And exultation flashes in the tolling SOL
diers' glance
As h news runs down the trenches that
the Sammees are In France.
There's another flag unfurled to the
sunny Gallo sky,
New day stars in the armament to thrill
the passersby.
Across the desert he has made the Mad
HUI look askance
AS his perfect secret service, breathes:
THE ammees are in France!"
at the most,
the h. certain g pledge and promise of an
With Liberty the watchword Of their
crushing. sure advance;
For the widows prayers are answered
and the Sammeee are in France.
We were somewhat slow In starting u,r
brothers,, It IL true.
But now We'll pay with an we have the
dept We " to o
with these. U greatest treasures, best
Inheritance
And we're just q glad a. you are that
the Sammees. are in France.
-Wells Hastings In the Hartford Courant.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-09

the way that both M. Lepine and
the unknown highness relished
their Chateau Yquem was a great
compliment to the house.
After these amenities, LepineI
produced the demonstrated pho
tographs.
"Look well at these" he. said;
"have care-do not speak unless
you r very sure" and he passed
the photographs one by one to
Madame Gabrielle, who handed
them on to her husband. Some 10
or IL were examined without COM
ment, and then Madame uttered .
sudden exclamation.
cit is he! ~ she cried. cit is N
of them!"
Zone of whom!'' asked Lepine.
Gone of those men. Behold,
Aristide
Brisson took the card and
looked at it.
"Sacred heart! But you are.
right, Gabrielle!"
"You are sure'" persisted LIE:
pine.
"sare! But Of a certainty! I
would swear to him!"
Lepine put the photograph in his
pocket, and turned to the others.
But there was no second recogni-
tien. Brisson and his wife went
through them twice, until they had
convinced themselves that their
other guest was not among them.
Finally Lepine gathered the pho
tographs together.