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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
BRING REMAINS OF
WESLEY LYNCH HERE

The remains of Wesley Lynch, who
lost his life In the Butte mine disaster
Saturday, arrived in Missoula at an
early hour this morning. on the Mil
waukee. The relatives Of the dead
man accompanied the body 1t was
taken to the Lucy undertaking parlors
Mr.. Lynch was brought up in west
err Montana. He was born in Granite
county and lived for years in Mis-
SCUBA. For several years he was ir
the employ of the Western Montana
FIGURING company. He moved to Butte
last December and had been working
in the mines only month and a half
He Is survived by his wife and T-year-
old daughter. Edna, and by his father
and mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lynch
who live at Arlce. Arrangements 70,
the funeral have not been made.
The funeral will be held this aft
crnoon at 3 o'clock at the j. F'itz-
patrick residence. 54s Edith street.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11

West OF the divide the water isn't sal-
ficicntiy high to bother traffic and
eastbound trains are going through
MissOula on time.
Engine Sinks Mud.
One locomotive attempted to pass
over sorne track MAR HarlowtOn.
which is under water. ard sank into 10
feet OF mud and waten 1t is reported.
No lives were lost, as the engine crew
ere able to tump to safety
The floods in theea stern part OF the
state have not int frfered with the
Northern Pat ific schedules, all trains
going through Missoula On time. Tho
Northern Pacific follows the Yellow
stone valley in that part Of the coun-
try. while tho Milwaukee swings to
the north and. runs ng the Mussci.
shell river. The MusSelshell is known
as one Of the Esost tro ,cherous streams
In the state.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
Demand for Dried Fruit In
creasing, According to
Expert Dean.
SHORTAGE PREDICTED
Evaporating Plants and Stor-
age Houses Erected in
Washington.

Fruit growers in Washington, in an
ticipation Of an unusual demand for
every variety Of fruit, fresh and dried
have inaugurated a drastic campaign
for the purpose Of introducing the
most conserving methods of taking
care Of the by products Of their or
chards. according to NJ. L. Dean. for
mer Montana state horticultural, who
visited in Missoula yesterday. Mr.
Dean Is at present commissioner Of
horticulture in the state of Washing
ton, with headquarters at Olympia. and
il supervising the campaign begun by
the fruit.growers.
Plans Are Elaborate.
The construction of storage plants
and buildings of evaporators is the
most important part of the conserve
ton program. In the Yakima valley
alone, fruit-growers are planning for
the construction OF IS warehouses at Il
cost OF 100000. according to Mr.. Dean.
IN nearly every section of the state
evaporation buildings for the drying
OF fruit and vegetables are being con-
structed. The general publicity cam
paign touching on the expected fruit
shortage has brought forth the fact
that there will be an increased demand
for the dried product, says Mr.. Dean.
Capacity and Cost.
3 An evaporating plant can easily
cover n radius Of a hundred miles of
orchards. and will take care of hun
dreds of carloads Of fruit. After the
fruit has gone through the process of
evaporation. about $50 pounds of dried
fruit Is obtained from one ton of fresh
apples. This will bring $25 a ton.
which will leave a good profit after
dcducting cost Of drying and shipping.
The average season of a drying plant
is from 60 to so days. and about 40
men are needed for the operation of a
plant Of average capacity. An evap-
Grating plant having Il capacity of 80
tons daily will cost about $4,000, while
one having a capacity Of 20 tons will
cost $4,000.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
ROYALTY ENTERTAIN
FERSHING AND STAFF

London. June 10.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton entertained at his country place
today the Chicago Rcd Cross unit of
80 surgeons and 90 nurses. One Of
the features was an entertainment by
theatrical artists. who sang American
patriotic songs.
Major General Pcrshing and staff
spent the day at Castle Hevcr with
Lord Astcr. and other officers attended
a reception in the evening" The
American soldiers spent the day on the
Thames on an excursion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11

two years of research and the writing
Of over a thousand letters, definitely
located the last resting place of the
little Indian woman. SacaJaWca, the
pilot for the Lewis and Clark eXpe-
dltion. This grave, which is in the
central part of Wyoming. is tempo
rarily marked. Mrs. J. w. Scott of
Almstcad is one Of the Montana club
women who have ardently presented
the claims of the Indian woman to
recognition
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
HOLLAND FINDS SPIES.

Amsterdam. Nctherlands-A spying
plot has been discovered in the state
telegraph ofCc es at Amsterdam and
The Hague with the result that three
young men operators and one girl te.
leEraphcr have been arrested. The
three men w joycd generous salaries
in return for: their share in these es-
pionaGe ope fations. All have con-
fCSSed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11

Washington, June 10.-Mrs. Mood
row Wilson is busy in the White House
and other hospital supplies for the
American Red Cross, of which Presi
dent Wilson is president With great
~ diminished social duties because of
the war, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones, the presidents cousin,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
OLD cLA,tsMyATE VISITS.

\. X. Hilen, county attorney of
Skagit county. Washington, was in
Missoula yesterday visiting County At
torney Fred Ang irvine. a former class
mate at the L, diversity of Washing
ton. Mr.. Hilen left this afternoon for
Butte to attend, to legal business Of
his county. He will return to his OF :
flee at Mount Vernon. Washington, d.
rect from the knoky city visit.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
VIVIAN FOR SUFFRAGE.

Paris. June 1J.--M. Viviani, the min
lister of justice, speaking at II meeting
Of the French women's suffrage union
today. expressed the opinion that 1t
was the duty Of the men of the pres
cnt generation to concede equal rights
to women and above all. the vote.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11

devo;e much of their time to Red Cross
work
Mrs. Thomas X. Marshall. wife OF
the vice president, has organized the
wives of the senators, and they are
meeting weekly to sew for the Red
Cross, and Mrs. David +. Houston.
wife of the secretary of agriculture.
is working along other lines of Red
Cross work
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
DATo TO FORM CABINET.

Madrid. June 1l.-Eduardo Dato has
accepted the task of forming Il cabinet.
He will submit the list of min listers to
the king at noon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
TO HELP ':|~
YOUNG GIRLS
4 Mother Wants Her Letter
Published.

Eaton, lll.-''I wish you would pub.
nsh this letter for the benefit Of young
girls. My daughter suffered greatly
besdache. and backache most of the
time. She never felt like working and
It seemed - though she was sick all the
time. I decided to try Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound and it has
helped her in every way, in fact it has
really cured her, for she no longer has
periodic pains, and no more headaches
or backache, and want all young girls
Who suffer - she did to know about 1t"
Mrs. ALMA MILLS, Eaton, Ill.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
Musselshell River Goes Out
Of Banks Near Harlow
ton and Lavinia.
TRAINS is HOURS LATE
Cars Routed Over Northern
Pacific-Locomotive Sinks
Deep in Mud.

With westbound trains running 10
hours behind schedule time and SO
miles Of track reported from Living
ston under water the Milwaukee rail-
way is experiencing some OF the most
serious washouts in the history of the
road just now. Tho flood district is
the stretch of track east OF Harlowtor
along the Mussclshcl river. which is
said to be one one of its worst ram
pages. The most trouble is occurring
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-11
Route Over N. p

For the sake OF safety all the Mil
waukcc trains. both east and west
bound, are being routed over the
Northern Pacific from Miles City TO
Sappington This, local Milwaukee Of
ficials say. accounts for the delay of
wCStbound trains through MiSSoula
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
9ic Grfuridnns Ses gnitraIicrs.

9ie ltreinpobner bon @ultralien
un0 Den i%lmgeberoen Snlelgruppel
Itellen ser G0lferfunoe ~belonoers
pi1tioe Mufgaben, Oeren SolunJ
tros emIiger @emiibungen, Die mo-
mentIi6 pdbreno Oes leBten Sobr'
5e6ntS outage getreten iinO, nod i'm.
mer SiemIi6 riidltGnoig lit. Sn ben
@erbanoIungen Der &onigl. @clea.
idoft in @oinburg lit cine groBere
3obl bon tpiIienidaftliden arbeiten
iiber sic SteGutg Der STATEN DOH
auItraIaiien eri6ienen. auBcr 5fpei
glnatomen bat li6 aud Elm Wfatbe'
MATTER oil oieien llnteriudungen
beteiligt, neil es iiA bauptio1lid
0arum ban6elte, Oas Iogenanrte bio
metrii9e @erfabren auf Die S6d.
oelmeIlungen %an5uipenoen. Sie Sor-
l6er botten lid lire Aufgabe oa6in
geItent, ben &0rper6au Der @inge-
boreiien bon @uitralien nit onoeril
nod berte Ieben0en uno alt6 nit
arsgeltorbenen &aiien Der Wtenl6.
beit au bergleiden. 3und6lt tper-
Sen @rgebniiie bon @eiiungen ON
100 auitraIii6en SGdOeln mitge-
teiIt. gta6 Ben Merfmalen, Die fur
sic &einbeit elmer &alIe aufgeItellt
moroen iinb, ereibt ii6 fein gan5
Ii6erer @uff6IuB Oariiber, Oh Die
auItraIiide. &aiie als cine ginbeit
GIT betro6ten, ODER aus 5pei &nl-
Ienelementen gemiidt lit. Gie Gin
~geborenen Sosmaniens i6einen Iid
ieoenfans einen bo6eren @rao bon
Geinbeit beipobrt 81 baben. SaS
l1Bt iid art9 pobl erflGren, neil lid
sic @ingeborenen elmer fleinen SIT
Iel INNER Ieidter rein balter, als
oie zines eroBen Seitlonoes. Ser
ner boben Oie Sorider berin6t, Die
tasmanii6e &aiie nit ben 8orfa6-
rem ser @uropGer in Gergleid gu
Ieben. Sic miiroen oana6 5pii6en
Sen borgei6idtIiden @eniden bon
8riinn nno Sic io%genannte Gomag-
n%onraIie 5u iteben fommet.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

Spri9port, pas gu beutT9 etfud
betbt, fpenn Oh popa p:rOen, dlio
iiber Die WsIt berriben piuIt, 10
Dorfit Ou ni9ts onberes treiben. Snz
i~tinttiO bat Der @nglGnOer na9 oies
fem 9runoIob sebonOsIt. b. +. iein
sunass @eiItesleben auf politii4e
3peds eingeItsIt. Bon alien Riiten
bat in Gnsldnb nur Die 2itsrotur ges
bliibt, in Der bilOsnOen &unit, Bout
tunit un0 MaIersi iino Die 2eiituns
gen bes engliIden Settles mitteImd@
Big, in Ser MuIit iinb Iie glei9 Rua.
4ls @runb bieier Tonbsrboren nn>
frubtbarteit tann man nur permus
ten, boB bieie &inite Den Politifer
ni9ts lebren f0nnen. 9noers TT es
nit Der 2%iteratur. Die Wiheni9aft,
Die Der polititer am meiiten tulttDtes
rem mub, lit MenI9entenntnis unO
bieie IGbt fi9 aus Sboteipeares Ordz
men uno S9aderabs &omanen lei9ter
qepinnen als aus mondem D~ielbdn0iz
gem Establishment. Die beuti9e 2ites
ratir lit reid an Werfen BON Ipris
T9em S9pung uno pifeni4aftli9em
@ebalt, aber auffdaig arm al fol1en
BON tiefer MsnI9entenntnis. @oetbes
SauIt lit cine Sunogrube bon @p9o%
rismen iiber pifenf9aftli9e Singe,
bon 0enen ieoer elm 9an3es Bud aufz
piegt, ober als prattii9e S4uIe Der
8eltfenntnis Itebt er binter einem
Metf nie S9aderaps 8anitp fair ou>
rid.
SIN @ngron6 ffebt fuft iebe 3eitung
i'm 9ienite elmer politif9en partei,
b. +. elmer @ilensri4tung, Die berr>
T6en pia, in 0euti6lun0 1erri9t bic
parteiloie, mill iagen pOlitii9 pilen@
loie preRe Dor. Sn en9lii4en 3eitun>
Gen bpminiert sic poIitif, bic politis
f6e Snformotion ipirb in muitergiils
tiger ue6erF9tlidteit unO @oaitdn>
bigfeit ba%rgeboten, Die poiitif9en
2eitortifel linb BON brillanter prd@
3iIion uno &larbelt; IN Den met1tcn
beutI6en 3eitungen TT Die politit oas
Stieffinb, Oas feline Soften MAIDEN
ourf, unO bafiir pirb Sbeater> uno
&anitfritit ober bas Seui0eton ges
pflegt, oas 0ie englif9e Preife iibers
6orpt ni9t tennt. Sn 9euti9lano
Iino bic 3entren Ser Snteaigena uno
oes n~ationolen &ei9tums i'm Hei9s>
tag in Der &egel bur9 4%bgeorpnete
oertreten, Die ni9t bas geringite Sc
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

pi6t in bic Wagi9ale Ger politit
nerfen, niGt elm 3ebntel bes @infiuiz
les 6aben, Sen Elm fonlerpatiper 4bz
oeorbneter iibt, Ser Elm Oubenb binz
terppmmerl9e 9Orfer pertritt. Dem
8iirqertum BON 2onbon, 2iberpool
uno Manaeiter aber pdrs ss elne
S6ma9, ibre Stabt i'm parliament
ourd einen S9trdser poer cine Nua
obne Mnie6en unb @eni9t pertreten
gu piien. Wenn bas beuti9e Sir>
gertum pirtli9 politii9 oG4te, Mir
be es e6er cine Nepilion Oes &eidsz
taqspablreats als cine iol9s bes preu>
bii9en 2anbtagspablreats perlanz
gen.
DieIe Satio9sn, Senen ii9 nod
piele anreiben lieBen, bepeiien. oaB
beim @~nglGnoer Die pplitiihen, beim
Oeuti9en bic unpolitiiden SntereIen
ii6erpiegen unb barauss folgt, DAP
oie Welt reit peniger cine oeutIGs
als cine enslii9s Weltberrf9aft gu
fiir6ten 9ut. @i6t umiOhit 1T Dds
Rule 8ritania bas N~ationallieb Der
9ritsn. Oaran dnbert Die Satfa9e
ni9ts, bab in Deutfdlonb einise
&Dpfe BON einem bsuti9en Weltrei@
trdumen, bas iie an alien iieben Gden
Der Melt 5uslei9 bauen mO4ten. Die
eroBen Meltrei9e iino ni6t bon
Srdumen, ni1t BON selebrten Sbeoz
retitern, ni9t einmal BON genialen
Seloberrn uno Stdatsmdnnern, ions
Bern BON nii9ternen unb bei9rdntteE
Nrattitern gebaut noroen, Die fpie bic
&0mer unb Gngldnoer al ii. Oenfen
auf bic politit trn3etriertsn. Der
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

pfloumenianaps COB es ni9t. Cine
abfonoerli4s Soene ipielte ii4 bel Der
probe Gr. 10 am neltli4en Stabts
enbe ob. Sort laeerte Nrtiqerie. Sin
&anonier nor nod benz @enuB biez
les 8runnenpohers erfrantt, uno
Doour@ batte fit bas @erii@t pera
breitet, bab ber9iftetes 8afer GEE
rei9t tporben fei. Natiirli4 per3i9s
teten bic MrtiIeriiten auf bas NaB
aus bieiem 8runnen. @ieOer tpalte>
ten Die brei Munbi9enfen ibres @mz
tes, unb Die berbeigeeilten Mrtiaeris
item i9auten iebr interehiert Der
@aNerprobe gu. @ioerpiaig, nit
gsl9loienen Mugen. f9ludten bic
popen bas @aTer unb i9iittelten fi4
bonn Dor Mbf9eu, i9impften ldfter>
fi9 iiber ben piberpdrtigen 8es
f9mod unb iammerten, baB bieies
@ofer - pergiftet iein miiBte. 9arz
aufbin nabm Der ftdbtii9e 8runnens
meiiter cine rnteriu9ung bes Wais
fer5ulaufes Dor. Mus Der 3ulaufrDbz
re tpuroen mebrere in 8erpefung
iibergangene erfpffene 3atten berpor>
eeapgen. 9rei MGgen repoltierten
- bic @storte la9te Srdnen. Mits
Ieib empfanb Der Sffi3ier, Der ii4 an
ben 8efebl balten muBte. @us 8arm>
ber5igteit I9rieb er f6ne1 einen furz
gen 8eri9t iiber bic WaRerprObe Ger.
10 unb i9idte ben HapportSettel an
ben 8rigabefommonbanten. Snapis
lt6en purbe sic Brobe Ir. II pprges
nommen. Sterbensiibel mar ben Pos
pen, obppbl biefer 8runnen 9enieBs
bares @a1er entbielt. Ser Srbons
non3foloat bra9te Die Nntport:
,Weiter probieren!" Oas eef9ab
oenn ou9 unter sinerl fleinen 3uges
itGnbnis aus Mitleib, inbem Der
Offi5ier bic Menge ie zines balben
9eders fir seniigenb ertldrte. 9ies
les Quantum mubten bic popen aber
I9luden. Mitleib empfanb au9 Der
8runnenmeiiter, Der nit 3uitimmung
oes Offi5iers porber jeben Mafier3u>
iauf oufs senoueite unteriu@te unb
BEL Oiefer @elegenbeit cine sriinbli9e
8runnenunterfudung pornahm.
@tunbenlong nurbe peitergeprobt.
Ssrgenb cine 8ednitanbung ergab 5i9
ni9t mebr. 8ielei9t mar Die &unoe
pon Der 3pangsipeiien @aferprobe
Der n&ommiTion" po~rausgeeilt, unb
! m5sli9erpeile batten bic S9ababer
lus Surdt bor Strafe unb aus Mits
eib fir ihre popen Die gum 3nede
Observation-Disclosures 8erunreinigung
ms @aHer geiporfenen S~tertabdper
pieber berousgebolt. CD bel Maffer
batten bic S9ababer Popen in Sab
rem niGt seidludt pie an bieiem ei'
| ren Sade.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
endlidJt BON Is @eilen?

aiir5li9 1T elm md9tiges nsres
Su9li9t bergeitent ober Dielmebr ber=
oonfommnet pprben. bas einen 2iht>
Itreifen BON rs Meilen 2dnse tperfen
ion. Man oarf bieie grfinoung ppbl
ernit nsbmen; benn iie fommt bon
o~emielben. pelder Our9 Die gsrbenez
runs bes @proftops fir &ompahe,
Yopie gum StstismaGen BON @eros
plansn einsn @eltruf erfporben bat.
0ieiss @u6li9t ipirb mad bsm
8obleniift@prinaip betrieben; aber
aur9 cine beionoere @noronung Der
9obleniifte, iber nel4e man mod
niGts nG6eres mitgeteilt bat, fopie
bur9 oie Mnpenbung zines ma4tigen
clettrii9en Stromes miro cine auBer<
orpentli9 groBe &er5enitdrte anpege
5ebra9t.
@s piro ertpartet, baB oiefes neue
Su6li9t fir iebr Oielerlei 3pede,
nielbitperitdnbli9" aua fir militdris
i9e, ii9 als niiBli9 erpeiien pirb.
@ana DEFENDERS aber pirb feline G!nz
fiibrung nuf Sau9booten empfoblsn.
oa Iol9e 2i9titrsifen 6as Waifer auf
cine iebr betrG9tli9e Strede erbeaen
tOnnten, obne bas Sau4boot notpens
bisertueiie seseniiber Dem Teino gu
s~efGHroen. IS beitanb iibrigens ldngit
Die Nnfi9t. baB Die Su4li4ter nod
eint bebeutenbe Werpoltpmmnung pers
trdden f0unfeu.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

5rei6eit bont6ar iino. Nur bel Den
S%rIdnbern lit bies infolge Der rnOi=
fallen 8erI9ieben3eit bes englif9en
unO irii9en @bardfters bisber nl9t
gelungen.
0eutI9e uno @n9ldnber baben bic
le Gbaratteroiige nit chamber gemein,
aber in poIitii6en Oingen 5eigen ii9
Die %auffdGigiten @erI9ieOenbeiten.
Der @ngIGnoer tritt iiberaa ols Serr
auf. er Ipri9t in jeOem 2anOe nur
feline Spra9e uno berlangt gang lrnS
geniert, buB fid bic Ginbeimiften
na9 ieinen Miinf9en ri9ten, Der
OeutI9e beeilt ii9 bic 2anOesipra9e
gu erlernen, ii4 Den 8epobnern bes
2anOes o~noupafen, lire Sitten un0
0enfneiIe on5unebmen. Die S9ule
Des YoIititers lit bic 9eI9i9te. Sn
@nglanb lit bos Stubium Der Sc
I9i9te popular. ole 9roBen Sc
I9i9tsperte peroen in biqigen aus>
guben beraus9ege6en, pdbrenb tie in
OeutI@lanb in Sen gi6liot6efen berS
Itauben, Oenn in 9euti9lano 1T Die
@eI9i6tsfori9ung @elebrtenarbeit,
Die oas 8olt nidt interefiert. Der
Nationalbi9ter Der 8riten lit Sbate>
Fpeare. Sn feinen sroBen Merten 1T
bic treiben0e 2eibeni9aft, bic ben
¬en i9iir3t, fat INNER bic
Serri9iu9t, min iagen Die polttit,
uno es lit be5ei9nenb, OaB feline 9elz
ben CUR 8%efrieOigung oteier 2eiOen<
I9aft au9 por ben i4pdr5eten Ser
bre9en (Oum<0 ums&ugeln) ni4t err
beben, bpr teiner 2iige un0 9eu9elei
(Morren !Suitinss) 5uridfdreden, bic
treibenOe 2eiOeni9aft in Der oeuti4en
acknowledging bes Sauit aber til
sic uneridttli6e Mibbegierbe. Sinh
Oi9ter prOpbeten, Damn iinb bic Gn9-
lGnOer berufen, Die NeIt politiI9 au
lbe6erri6tn, Die 0euti6en 6ingegen, lie
pi1ieni9aftli9 gu erfuri9en. DaS
@egenltiid gu ben politii4en Oramen
Sbatsipearss iino in Der Oeutiden
2iteratur bic biitorii9ea Oramen
S9iqers, aber beim englii9en Did,
ter banbelt es iib INNER I'M Die 8ee
berrI6ung, beim Oenti4en um bic
8efreiung BON 80ltern uno &lafen.
Die Sbafeipeareifen 9ramen iino
auf tiefe Meni4enfenntnis. bic S4il=
leri9en auf borgefaBie tbeOretlihe
Soeale gegriinOet, S6ateipeare 1T cine
S9ule fir ben 9rlitifer, S9iuer Elm
2ieblingsbi9tsr Ser @bmnaiiaiien.
Dap trobbem bic GnsldnOer in ben
4uf Der 8efreier unO bic Seutiden
in Ben Der unteroriider ser Welt
gefommen iinD. rii6rt eben oaber, oab
bic OeutIden oas 9erri6en ni@t bers
iteben. lire 9erri4nft ben 8eDerriGs
ten nidt munogere9t gu MAIDEN nil
len.
.@i quierss fer papa eftampalu
en- la teita". iagt Elm ipanii9es
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
Gin Sorpeootreffer. Der bas feinbli6e
Sdiff gum Sinfen bra6te.

politifern. Mir i9eint aber, bic
0eutI9en 24eralen uno 0emotraten
perpe9ieln nriu9e un0 Wirtung,
Ni9t barum lit Der @nsldnOer poll=
tif9 intereHiert, neil er iogenaante
freibeitli9e @inridtungen bat, ion<
bern aus %angeborener Neiguns @ng<
LAMB bat oen parIamentarismus entz
tpidelt unb ausgebout. ni9t etpd I'm
abftratte Sheen unb 8oltsredten uno
8oltsIpuberGnitdt gu oermirfliden,
fon0ern neil ii9 Der @%ngldnoer gu
ieibenI9aftli9 fir Die politit inter-
~efTierte unb ii9 Die 9elesenbeit CUR
8efriebisung Oieier 2eioeni4aft bon
feinem obioluten Monar4en pertiim<
n1ern la1en poate.
9olitit treibsn beibt berri4en molz
len. 0ie meiitsn Yolititer be6aupten
stpar, baB tie Oie Meni6cn befreiea
Dher gliidli9 MAIDEN pOlen ooer abnz
Iihe ihDne Singe nit ibneu porbaben.
IS lit aber ni9t tpabr. SIS lit nod
niemols unb nirgenopo elm groBer
@taat Don felbltloien SOeoliiten GEE
oriinoet pprosn. Die @ngldnOer pers
ii9ern beute ieoem, Der es b0ren ooer
aud ni9t boren nil, baB lie mlner
nur oie Trsi6eit Der Welt bei4iiBt 3aS
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

@uf Dem @ege nod eineIn
Soipitol ltarb Der 35idbrige @iai-
am Morlenberg bon Seriep gitp,
sc. s., ebe Die Mmbulans oas
&ranfenbalis erreiden fonnte; er
mar auf BEN @erfen ser 9lmerican
SpIint Corporation in oen aeornp
Wari6en berungliidt, ols er einelt
eiiernen Shcrnltein erflimmen pol-
te, nm in oas Snnere cines Croft
fenofens 81 gelangen. Ser Gdorlt-
itein mar nidt beranfert uno fieI
baber Inn, ais Morlenberg li6 in
Balber &0be befan6. Sein aorper
muroe ourdr 0as i6ipere @etpift
Der @iienmaiie 5eroriidt, loooB inn
fat ale &ippen braden. @esbalb
Der @ernnsliidte ben @erilld ma1-
te, ourd ben S6orniteir in ben
Trodenofen gu iteigen, lit nidt
beritanolid, 90 iid i'm 9ooen bes-
felben elm ~beIonoeres giniteigelod
befiuoet.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

Dem &einli9teit unb Srbnung lit
ben Serben bon ear5em 9eraen perz
babt. SieIer umItanb unb ou9 fonit
nod aIerlei iible @rfabrun9en nit
Der ferbiI9en &ulturnation lieben
ben Diterrei9if9en @eneralmajor b.
@parmata Bel Der 8eisbung pon
S9aboB gu Defenders itrengen @orz
ii9tsmaBregeln g~reifen. Mls baber
Der Drota, Der erfte @r5prieiter bes
ortboooren &lerus, nit 5pei @eitlis
den pon Der peterstir9e Dor Dem Sc
neralmaipr erf9ien, I'M ibn Der
friebli9en @bii4ten Der 8eD0lferung
gu berii9ern, ipra9 9parmata ben
8erba9t aug, Dob bic 8epDlferung
bic Drummer bergiftet 6oben tonne.
4ls na9 langem Sin unb Ser Der
prpta penigitens bic M0gli4feit Ell
ner %bDspiuigen 8erunreinigung bes
SrintpaKers au9ab. erfldrte Der Sc
neral, bab bic brei @eiitli6en, I'M
bic 9armloiigteit bes 8runnenipuis
fers gu bepeiien. aug alien pier5ig
Drummer Der Staot unter militdri.
I9er 8eoedung bas Ma1er probieren
iplten. Mlen entIebten @egenporitel=
lungen Der @eiitli9en gegeniiber blieb
Der General u~nerbittlid, ni9t elm
mol cine borberi9e .prdparatipn" bes
Magens nit benz ollbeliebten Pflou=
menf9naps purbe %geitattet. 90 ieBz
ten ii9 benn bic @eiitli9en unter
5ibrung zines Sffiaiers nit 20
Splbaten iammernO in 8epe9un9.
Orei Solbaten trugen Selobe9er.
Der ieltiame 3ug be9ab ii9 aund4it
gum 8iirgermeiiter, Der bonn Brota
gebeten purbe, Der n&ommiKion" ben
ftdbtif9en 8rlinnenmeiiter als Siib=
rer b~ei3ugeben, ba Der @r5prielter
ni4t genau puBte, mo ii9 in S@9a=
bog Drummer befinben. 8is Der
8runnenmeiiter eintraf, purbe aui
benz nSrs" (Marttplab) bic erite
Station gema9t. 9ie nit 5elObe6ern
'betpaffneten bret Solbaten fungier=
rem ols Munbi9enten, fiilten bi.
8e9er nit benz MaRer bes Dffents
liAen 8runnens ouf benz nSrs" unb
reidten bas NaB ben @eiftli9en.
Ser Offiaier iiberseugte ii41, baB biz
@eiftliden bas @aher au1 pirf=
li9 f4ludten. Oas gef9ab, freilif
mioerpiaig, at%pan9speiie, nit un-
bertennbarer 4bnei9ung 9egen Waf=
ier. Der 8runnenmeiiter tam ge-
iprunsen, b0rte, mas mar BON ibm
piini9te unb BON ben @eiitli9en
iOr6erte. biipfte in b04fer lleberra-
i9ung nie elm 9euf9red, iibernabm
aber auf 8efebl iofort bieSiibrung gu
hen peiteren 80 Drummer. Sie Woi-
ierprpbe Nr. l out benz nSrg" batte
6egreifli9ermeife 3uf9auer ahgelodt,
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
Fir muaHrrprntr iii Srhahatz.

bic nun aus uniiberpinbIi9er Neus
gisr troy &rie9snot unb Sorgen ii9
Dem feltfamen 3uge unI9IoHen.
Sdun BEL Der Doferprobe Nr. A
iuurbe Defenders Dem on @aFer ne.
mig g~en0bnten protd bunbei9Iedt.
GeIdludt muBte ober tperben. unb
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
Drntartlanh nhrr Englanh?
mefdcs Ser bciocn Climber irebt na& @crt6srridaft?

ben. Sur 10 nebenbsi IinO bic rei@fen
9GnOer Der DeIt in ensIiI9en 8elit
geroten. absr bos muB man ben gns'
ldnoern IaRen, Dab Ite es Oeritonoen
buben, ibrs SsrrI6oft 10 ein3uridtcn,
Sab bic geberridten iie meiiels
ais @obltat empfin6en. bob tie iiH
frei fiiblsn unO @ngianO fir ioI4e