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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
I'LL APPEALS
|)WllSON FOR
OF SODA
(man Urges Farmers TO
NFite Pleas for Fertilizer,

stTKENTON, s. C.-Thc question OF
l6niring nitrate Of soda next year IS
- 1n which farmers OF the state are
tluch interested at this time, and know
~ that Senator Tillman was instru-
unIal In having an amendment to the
/ oare food bill relating 10 nitrate oi
pooda passed, he was asked as to the
Somatiou. He said:
The farmers of the south are al
nDpgt compelled to have nitrate OF soda
= they are TO grow food to feed the
pej1iers and realizing the need, ! sue
eseded in getting an amendment TO the
paYe food bill, after Senator Smith or
Minated the idea. authorizing the pres.
dsnt 10 buy nitrate OF soda in Chlli and
ehrIng It here and sell it to the farmer
u cost, for cash. Ten million dollars
Vss appropriated for this purpose.
President in Sympathy.
sAlthough Mrs. Tillman was Ill and
~ wanted to leave Washington, We re-
snained there four days in order for me
% see the president and urge upon HIM
! ~ necessity of getting the soda The
6sesident was thoroughly in sympathy
With the proposition and stated that
He would do all he could to relieve the
,situation, but impressed on me the
scarcity OF ships in which to haul 1t
- =.
oad stated that would be the only thing
Vhieh would prevent it being done.
R Urges More Letters.
= have asked great many people
b write him on the subject and IT
] would be a good idea for as many OF
\ our people as will to do the same
thing and impress on him the need OF
the soda for the crop next year
sThe more letters the better Since
4 left Washington | have noticed that
! Senator Smith and several representa-
Aives have been pushing the matter with
She secretary OF agriculture and ! be
lIeve some means will be provided by
which we can get the soda"
Senator Tillman is delighted at the
4 surent rise In cotton and cotton seed
~ Is still holding both as he believes
\ ~ end Is not yet in sight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

Charlie Chaplin have story, but
h isn't a parlor story
Theda Bara--Well, come into inc
kjtchen.-Jester.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

a French soldier had been shot IN
l1c leg and was taken 10 the hospital
tor treatment For some time the sur
geou prolrd and searched The woun
until a, last the sufferer demanded I'm
patiently what he was doing
- am trying 10 find the bullet" va,
the reply
What stupidity" cried the patient
WIN ! have it IN my pocket"-Grl
Uncle Ezra SO We Just got back from
New York What's the difference be
tween the city and the country
Uncle Eben-Wall, in the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

Myers History No, Pro. .oerman-The
board OF education passed Judgment on
Myers Modern and Medieyi history u
1oxtbook used In the high school and
state schools Statements mhdc saying
Skat this book was pro German were de-
cAred false. The case Of A, c. Elliott
I0Fmer Superintendent of schools IN
J1nks. Okla. charged with immortality
- investigated A notice was aont
Sn TO be present at the December meet
-, 20 speak for himself.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

S,cSkrr renoyntor, 1911 West First street
Vko assaulted one of the Liberty bond
oaIlers, Lost his license n engineer yes
oefday. The action wsS taken hy the re-
0slest of the board OF engineers cNainin-
Srs, who said that ho had been ''a.,''
Y permit Illegally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

tom 'ali is standin %. ase"-Pjtts
hurgh Press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
CiTYBRIEFS

- xtdeninr OF Fourth street from
Eoadway TO the Santa Fe tracks Wtro
9bmittcd to the city commissioner
S1etorday, bot were referred 10 later
SneetinG H the commission. frotesls
xIOm property owners will then bo con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed to Chas. n. Fletcher.

Central Drug Co. Detroit We consider Casoris
IN patent medicines and commend it,
Chty Drug Stores OF Pttsbug Pa We have sold your
satisfactory results that
refrain saying good for 1t when a chance
Philadelphia Pa I'VE take pleasure In recon-
mendIng the Oldest and best OF the
o kind the market"
Mo- Your CastoriA always gives
satisfaction substitute for and only sell The Kind You
lave Bought. the original"
BroA Minneapolis Mimi We wish to that
have At CaAoa all OF three
stores satisfaction trade
Polk Drug Richmond Va Your Casoria
the most satisfactory preparations handled 1t
the public demand for such an article and steadily
creating a growing mle by It's merit
Capdau Orleans La I'VE handle every good home
remedy demanded while shelves thoroughly
OF and proprietary articles there are few
any which that Castoris has"
c. Cincinnati Ohio When people in increasing
be purchase buying for when
can be said established We and do
xI.dy offer this kind Of Fetches Castora
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
n Bears the Signature Of
&fz&zzzSx
In Use For Over 80 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
es-r~o. oss-.sv. S.~ Vonn e,Ty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

1arer Arrested-Tom Taylor, negro.
no was a candidate for Justice OF the
1oace last year, appeared today before
1ueeice Of the Peace Robert W Mnupiu
- charws Of violating the game laws
- vns released on bond Of $50 fur
01G1ed by himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

n l. Hahn. Funeral Home. W. i,,-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

. Ponmsn6ery conVenes Thursday Ok
|eh0na Commandery No. will convene
[hureday at o'clock In the Masonic
te@ple. The order OF the Red Cross
Mn b. conferred on several candidates
Following this, the knights will nsArmhe
~ take part in the degree work of the
XniGhts OF Malta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

lscturs on Armeria's Nceds-The Rev
Charles r. Aked will lecture In the tirsi
YPp1hyterian church tomorrow night on
~ people OF the Bible lands who are
0taxving by the thousands. Dr Aked II
travelling hbout the country giving lee
tures on the immensely Of hrmenias
necd.
Whisky Found In Trunks Two trunks
oontaining whisky, were taken from the
Rock lsland station yesterday II S.
Ourand, was charged with violating the
pruhibition law, and WAS arrested 10y
John A. Newell, United States marshal
He was placed In the county jail to
await trial In the federal court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

eoolesmsu for Funersi-rhree patrol
- ffum each OF the three shifts Of the
1)oDo depprtment were detailed tn az.
~ ~ funeral services Of Herbert "
oG0CP, former captain OF fire station
-. .. which were held from llahn'a
1uo4o1 kous today ah o'clock.
4 nonUtnoo po,Iesran vIsIts--Ierry spann
~ oAlef of police OF Shawnee was
H Ielsce station today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

p1llAck q Pc!lack. Painless Dentists
a8ls ~; lish N Robinson. opposite
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

Laundry Man Fined 800 Henry G.
Heppner, foreman Of the Dinks Parrish
hpndry, was fined 500 and costs Tor
violating the state nine-hour law, 10y
Robert W. Maupin. Justice of the peace.
He was charged with requiring hts WON
en employees TO work longer than nine
hours Charges were also filed against
Charles O. Girvin. proprietor OF the
uAnndry, for the same offense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

y, nstail croces Banquet Tonluhtt The
0etAil Grocers and Butchers association
Win bold q banquet ~ the l,HC- Hucltins
hotel NJ O'Clock tonight The program
win consist Of several spes-'hea ~ well
- readings and solos This g. the first
~ Z seriee OF quarterly banquet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Look These Over

1918 model, 7.paSscnEor Chandler dem.
oustrHtor ................,....tl, 200
1917 model, passenger Chandler, fiN"
wire wheels. extra tire, perfect run
ming condition. newly painted 81 $50
1917 model, i-pnSscngcr Chandler IN
Tine condition ttt.rsN NOV
1917 Oakland demonstration, Ike
new .......... kfn
1917 model ~ Overland with panel de-
livery body, cSltu tire; can't Ice told
from new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
lNlT i-p1,scncrr Overland club road.
stct, looks Ike new ..............f 500
1915 5-phs,cugcr Dodge touring car,
like new. uCN tires .............N GaO
1915 5-]passcugcr Oakland SIN iu per
feet running order. new tires. good
paint, who wants Il for. .,..r... iiO
1915 i.cNliudcr S~tudcbHkcr, n bargain
1919 passenger Ford touring car 5 275
Terms to Responsible Parties
R, ], WALKER
Retail Dealer Ncsnei \uto Co
Ninth and broadway Walnut 3p6I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

~UE6--We have positions for several
1S1okt young men under - years Of
Vdo are In good health, OF good
D1Na1lty and habits. TO train for good
eo0; no experience 10 necessary, but
o0&ool education or It's equivalent is
III: please reply giving your -chool
0G1nRo and your opinion OF auniltics-
I'm letter. Address 80 Pioneei Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Erperlenced white girl for
general Homework. no washing. good
wages Apply 1901 West 18th street, or
phone Walnut 1889
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
GinmanOermMa
Seitebt meiit aus Stalienern,
0inileu anO Sriten.
58,815 ipanosrn aus.

Wafbin9tou, II. Suit. 0os Wlois
Bulletin Der @inpanberungsbeb6roe
er9ibt, oab in ben elf Monaten bts
nit Suli seenbeten 6istuIiabrss
284,308 Ginpanoerr in ben 8ereis
nigten Staaten eingetrpFfen fino,
167,794 mdnnlihen uno 116,514
tpeibli6en geI6Ie4tss. gluBeroem
Iinb pdbreno Der 8eri1tperipbe 62,s
425 Ri9timmigranten uno 115, ,627
8iirgsr Der 8ereinigten Staaten eins
getroffen. Bon Der 2anoung suriids
gepieien ipurbsn 1929 Ginnanbes
rer, IpbaB insseIamt aus benz 9luss
lano 477,689 perIOnen eingetroffsn
iino.
Bon ben 284,000 @inpuuberer tas
men 124, 1868 i'm Sofen bon gtep
gorf an, 1926 I'M 9uFen BON 9os
iton, 223 in pbildbslpbia, 214 in
Baltimore. 2tn Der tonooii1en
9ren3e panoerten 101,711 perfonen
Elm, an Der meritaniThen Gren3e
1888 peripnen. Die @inpnnbes
rung aus benz oeutI9en 3ei9 lift in
benz Bulletin nit 1880 9erIonen an
gegsben, fpG9renb bic Ginpanoeruna
aus 8eutf9IanO i'm Mai nit 38 9Bers
foneu angegeben lit. Die GininGns
beruns aus OeIterrei6 lpGbreno Der
elf 9eri6tmonate 1T nit 837 perTo.
nen ange9eben, aus llngdrn NIT 400
perionen, aus StoIisn nit 34,107
Yerinnen, aus RuBlonb uno 6inlanb
nit 11,708 perIonen, aus S6lpeben
nit 1894 Perionen. aus Der Shpei5
nit 882 9erIonen, aus 9roBbritdns
nien uno sSrIonO nit $4,000 perios
nen. Die gan3e europdiIbe Ginpans
berung betrug 128,395 qerIpnen.
Der Stoot Nep gurt er9ielt nit
SOFIA periousn ben 20nsndnteiI
Der ginponOerung, Maiia9uietts err
belt 28,504 psrionen. gii9igun 25,s
669, 4enniDlbanid 14,276, Retp Ser
Ien 8267 perionen.
eSn Der periooe BON eff gtonaten
iino aus ben 8ereinigten Stadten
25O,178 perIonsn abgereiit. 9abon
Karen 58,815 Gmigronten, 75.013
Ni9temisranten unb 116,350 8iirger
Der @ereinigteu Stnuten. 9on ben
58,815 Gmigranteu reiiten 33,963
aus benz 6nfen BON Rep gort db,
unb ii6er Bic tunaoiI6e 9renSe 16,s
800, gegen bic 100000, bic uber bic
tanobif9e Grsn3e nod ben @ereinigs
ten Stadten einpan0erten. Snsges
iamt betrug Die pniiugierbepsgung
nd6 uno BON ben 8ereinigten Staas
ten 727,867 perfpnen, mas nit nors
maIsn Soften ni4t gu DereIei4sn tit.
aber immerbin in Qnbetra4t Der
llmItGnos ols anfsbnItd ern4tst pers
ben bdrf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15

ne Sarsibmafhine nit ms 6eIb nsbs
men miiFsn. 9sIsgsntIin Der Soffs
mdnns9rimm Nffaire bat er iicb piss
Der in 70 i6urfen ansriffen ouf bic
Reeieruns srgonaen, naB biefe isbt
bic 8ebuIo bsrIprsn bat, fpsnn onoers
bic Ndhrint BON ber llnferoriidung
Der 3sitIdrift pobr iit.
pauptausfdlnh pertast I'D.
gGmfsrOam, II. SuIi. Der 6oupts
ausi4uB oss Rsidstosss Dertagte f1
geitsra, nndoem ser 9Pei6stan5ler
auf cine Snterpsuatipn oes So3iaI.
oemotratsn gbert, mas in Der arons
rntsfBune am Montag obenb psrhans
belt lei, bic 9lntlport peripeieert bnts
te. 9arouf itsIte Gbert ben gntrag
duf 8ertogung, neil psitere 9ers
bdnolunsen unniiB nGren.
0a Der Rei9stossausf9uB nit ben
innsren QtnssIeesnbeiten preubens
gar nidts gu tun bat, 10 liegt Der
@srt oieier meIouns fIar Dor glugsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
!&ooper rna3nt 5ur Gt(e.
Sptknlantrn nibfn Brit, nrn amtri-
kanil6rs l)Olk 81 plinorrn.
Nrut gaGung Or alabrungakuntroIIt.
1UirN int 1msieb,af berater.
GuNtermiu 21. anli.
!l)irN irt 1msisb,tb beratent.
Gnntrrmtiu 21. Guilt.

bieten. Mldn bofTt, ooB irgenS Elm
&Ompromibs s8prIdlag bieIer 9lrt an
Stelle Der friiber anaenommenen 9es
fimmuRgen angenonmen tperoen
tpiro.
sibitimmuna ant 81. SnIi.
Ro6bem Die osmotratiI6en Giibs
rer ibre 3uItimmung sur 4usmers
3ung Der T1GrFiten 9eItimmungsn Der
8prlage. einl6lieBli9 oeS Probibis
tionsparograpben; geseben bdtten. Sog
Senator Chamberlain Ieinen Introg
auf Nnpenbuug Ser &IoturesRegsl
5uriit uno itimmten olle Ssndtoren
oeln 2lntrog bel, bob bic enogaltise
abitimmllng iiber bic 0abrungsmit.
teIs9orldge ip6teitens am Somstag,
ben 81. Suli, erfolgen foll.
Senator 2ooee, Ssiibrer Der Res
pubIitoner, unb Senator Stmmons,
0emofrat mo @oriiber bes SSiuanss
ausibuhes, griFfen Die 8orlaae in
Ihdrfen glniprohen on un0 betpnten
bauptfdhlith ibre perbGngnispoIlen
gBirtungen auf ben gonSen @efdGftss
betrteb bes 2anoes, iiber ben bic Bin
Dem prdiiosnten polIe Rpntrole gebe.
Senator 2ob9e be5pg it9 duf Serbert
6. Soppsrs S1ii9teit in 9eIgien, bic
|getpiB ansrtennenstpert isi; inbes bic
2situus bes @efdGftsbetriebes in Dies
fem 2an6e lei cine gang onoere Sobe
unb eebe ii9erIid iiber bic &rGfte
zines etnaigen Wlunncs btndus. S9on
bic Qrsiidt auf annabme Der 8ors
Ioae babe 5eittpeiIig ben 9on3en Dsis
l5enmortt seritDrt unb Die groBe W(as
ITbinerie Der 8erteiIlng in llnorbs
nung gebra1t. gle Senotoren ieien
geipiB germ bereit. ben 9abrungsmits
teIsSprtuIanten bas !6anotpsrt 3u les
gen. Oieie Ieien ni6ts peniger ais
9erbre9er unb ioIlten aufs i9drfiIe
beitruft ipsr6en.
Senator Smith bon SiiosGorolind
befiirportete 9ef6rdntung Der glss
gierungstontroIle auf Rdbruugsmittel
aIlein.
9eOor Der einItimmige &cnIens fiir
bic abItimmung am 81. SuIi geges
ben nurbe. reibten msbrere Senatos
rem 3niobantr6ge elm. so itellte Sss
uotor Rprris bos 2tmenoement, buB
bic 8orf6riften iiber bic S9ndpsfas
irritation niht nur fir bic 9auer oes
&rieges, ionbern fir INNER gsIten
ToIlten.
Senator Rseb tritiIierte i'm 2aufs
Ner Debate Serbert s. 5oober tpedsn
ieiner Offentlihen 2tngoben iiber bic
SebeusmiiteIlagen nls einsn lin,
9liidspropbeten". Die Subitituts@ors
lo9e tuiirbe cine aus bem 2lder6oumis
niiter un6 Sipsi anbersn, bonn prdIts
oenten, nit 3uitimmung bes Senats
gu ernennenben perTpnen 6eIte6enbe
gebOrbe ifaffen, fpel9e nit @ertres
tern Der gegen 0eutI6lano Griea fiibs
renben Ndtionen i'm Qnt1uf, 8erfauF,
Spei6erung unb @erteilunq BON 9es
6ensmitteln un0 dbnli6en geoiirfnifs
fen, bic CUR Grbaltung Der armesn
notig ieien, tOoperieren peroe. sic
garantieren eiuen preis BON $3.50
per gnibel fix Dei5en unO 0e6e Der
Regisrung 8oamu6t, ii6erftiifige Bee
trdge on5ufoufsn. 9tebnli6e 9eItims
mungsn ieisn fir ben 2tntouf uao
8ertauf bon giebI, 8obnen nnb 9ars
toHcIn borgsiebsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
Mn Der ,,gSaterfant"
9irfen ieinolide anslanOer I'D
nidlt nnffnLten.

Stem gorf, II. SuIi. Die ~feino'
Iihen ausIdn6er" iino eeiparnt
tuoroen, boB iie berbaftet peroen
miiroen, tpenn iie ouf einen Bier
ooer elmer g8erft on Der @niIec.
front Stem gorfs augetroffen mir.
ben. 9tuf oiirien iie feline anitel.
lung i'm acknowledgements an.
nebmen. QebnIihe 8erbote per.
ben inbe5uo ouf bic l1fer oe8 SUB.
ion uno Die aiiite non Connecticut
erIaiien meroen. 9lui bic groBen
@oIfenfraser om 6afen eritredeu
iih oieie @oridriiten biz iest noh
nift. gluh oie 6dbrboote fperoen
niht fir fein6Iide gtusIdn6er ge.
iberrt fper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
Ruihiher Ssridjt.

Petrograo, Il. Suit 0a6 einem
bier eingegangeuen 3sIegramm bss
Gensralitabes miro oie~9erfolgung
beg 6einoes in Goli3ien fortqeIeBt.
Die MsIouug baB 9aIic5 bon oen
aufer erobert iei, miro bsitGtigt.
Die gluFen maften Gjefonqsne unb
erbeuteten ms6r nl5 breibig GsIhube.
5aiics ipiro nls Ger itrote9ij6e
S9iHGa 81 gsm5erg ongeie9ea.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
Sombcnattemtate
Sura1 iueldle in gflieagO smei 1ers
ionen aetOtet iumroen.

Gbicogo, II. SuIi. Grei Bonn.
benerploiionen in melt augeinan0er
aeIeaenen 8eiIen Der Suoie:te bar
ten beute morgen fri;5 Den 2oo
zines gtdnnes, Die toolihe 8eripun-
oung eines 5ipeiten lmo Die geifd.
oilnng einer au5ahl non 0ebduoe't
5ilr fSoIge. 3pei BON Den GrpIoiio-
nen mer0en Der gBIod 6ano" Or
aauiiatiou SIR Gait gdegt, Die an-
ocre iUltr0e 0urd glrbeiierunruben
beruriod)t. lie 6eioen Gpfer iiao
Siloia S'GoHnor mo iein gru0er
Sames, Die acraoe au 0em @cb0uoe
1900 q. 50. Strabe Dorl6ergill.
gen, oIg bic ggpIOilon erfoIgte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
gSiro 9rite.
aermit GOOiebelt fegrt slmertfa ben
hnfcn.

WuUCN.
pldttsburg, %. y, II. SuIi. aers
nit RooleDelt, Elm So6n bes fru6es
rem prdfoenten Der 0ereinioten
StaateH, te6rt 2lmerita ben aiiden
uno piro 8rite. ST BAT cine i'm
nngs5otene StsIIung in Der brifif6en
4rmee, tpelde ee9en bic 3HtteH
tdmpft. angenommen uno i6ifft fi9
Somstu9 adh Spnnien elm. Seine
Grau, eiEe go6ter bes omerifanis
iden 8eIanottn in Spanien, O6erit
Soiepb e. QgiIlarb, piro i'm Bis
Spdnien begleiten.
aermits 9riiber, 3beobore il. uno
Qr9ibaIO, iinO Bel Der amerifonis
ffeH Expedition in 6rnntrsi4
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15

= Dos !9riegsoepartement in
ggai6ington BAT 8UHiratte fit O.
paar Sdube bergebeu. Der
Dur6i4nittspreis lit $473.
- 1,600 I}oiorIeute un6 S6aFTz
nsr Der Sirabenbabn BON Toronto,
iinb beute am Streit. Der
8ertebr 1T ttilpeiIe unter5rofen.
5euer 3srit0rte bsute frub bic
2tnla9en Der Wilmington Stesl 60.
in Wilmington, Del
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
.Oeitlifes 9rieogihtoter:

,SeItli6es &riegstbeater:
.5ront oes prin5en 2eopolb:
rgei Rigd, 0pinst unb Smorgon
bat bic 9ampftdtigteit sugmommen.
nQrmeegruppe bes Generals BON
8oebmsGrmollt:
.3pif6en Ser Stripo unb benz
Onieter nerbieIten Iid Die Rufen
5iemIitb untdtig. llntsrne6mungen
unfertr 8oritoBtruppsn brodten uns
an mebreren StelIen 9efougsns unb
8eute.
yam Sdluife Der Sample, fpeIde
ii9 geitern nOropsitIid npn Stoniss
ldu snttDideltsn, purben unfere
8ruppen binter ben 2omnitusJ Club
3uriidgenommen.
nSm iibrigen S6la6tterroin fans
ben teine 9dmpfe bon gs0eutung
Fatt.
m5run50fi4sbslgii6s 5ront:
nQn Der aiifie, i'm gpernsabi6nitt
uno neitlia bon WptIdaete in Glnns
bern itsigerte Ii9 Der Qrtilsristnmpf
gu sr0berer 6efti9feit. Sin @OrftoB
engtiIder Snfanterie BEL 6onebete
purbe 3uriidgsidIngen. gorbDitli6
BON Mefines, Bel Gems, in Der Hdbe
bon 5resnob uno noropeitli9 bon
Ct. Quentin fan0en @Orpoitengefe6te
itntt.
wQm g6eminsDessOunss nur0e
bos Gsi6iiBfeuer itdrtsr. 1eilangriffe
Der Brdn5oien BEL GOurteton uno
Gernp purbsn 3uriidssIhlngsn.
I'm Der 5ront bes 6er3oqs 4ls
6re6t bat fia nihts pidtigss srs
eigHet.
~Qlo3eooniias 6ront:
r8ie Gage 1T unperdnbart."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15

2pnbon, II. SuIi. Der geFteru
nbenb ausgegebene 9riegs6eri9t oes
britiI4en 9auptquurtiers in 6rants
reid lautet:
.9eItetn nbenb hronesn mir BEL
gaieuport in feinbIi9e Graben Elm
unb fiietsn Der 9eiobung S6aoen
gu. SiibDitIi6 BON 6dprincourt unb
0itlid bon MOn6ps9es8reu nurben
feinOIide abteilungen suriidsei9los
gen.
Die fetnbli6e artilIerie beI1ob
ben gau3en 3ag uniere Gteaungeu
on Der 8iiite nit GROCER Seftigtelt.
@egen gbenb itstgsrte iib oas feinos
Ii9e 9eIdibfeuer gu bp6sr Sntens
Iitdt. ltniere 2trtiIlerie unttportete
trdftig.
yS6le6tes @etter Derbinberte bic
6Iiegertdtigteit."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15

2onbon, II. Suit. 2lmtIib miro
Elm 6lieserungriff auf bic bel &pns
itantinopeI Iiegenbe feinbIitbe 5Iotte
gemeloet. Der tiirtiIde 8reu3er
Sultan Selim", friiber Der oeutT1e
3reu5er r906en", purbe BON elmer
8Ombe setroffen, bod III bic 2(uss
bebnung oes angeridteten S9aoens
nidt betount. Sine ipeitere 8ombe
puroe auf bas 9e6Guoe obgeporFen,
in peI6em Iib bus &riegsminiItes
rum befinbet. Die britil9en 0lies
ger tebrten unbef4dOigt betm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
9eutider geriht.

Berlin. II. SuIi, iibsr 2on0ou.
Der geItcrn ousgegsbene ariegsbes
ri6t meloet, oaB Die OeutIden 9rup>
pen i'm StonisIousQbI6nitt biuter
ben aomnicaz6IuB suriidgenommen
Iino. Der 8eridt Ialtet:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-15
9nrditOben.
9te britilden 2intem
at DER 9ier.
6niieu baben 6aIies.
gritiifer Seri6t.

SrttUmer Sertdlt.
2Oubon, IL. SuIi. Der 6einb iit
ouf elmer 6ront bon 1,400 garbs
800 9urOs tief in bic britii1en
SteIIungsn In 8elgien eingebrungen
uno bat 0as re6ts llfer Der 0Ier ers
reiht, melbet Der beute ausQeeebene
&riegsbsriht. 9erieIbe Ioutet:
~Ra9 elmer fs9r beftisen geI9ies
Buns, peI9s "a Stunben bnuerte,
maate Der 6einO seItsru obsub Z
llbr 40 etnen enersiI6en glneriff auf
uniere Ste[Iungen an Der 9ieuports
6ront. SnFolge bes tunsentrierten
un0 i9neren 6euers Der feinbIi1en
Irtillerie paren bic 8erteioi9unoss
merle i'm 0iinennbI9nitt nobe Der
&uite eingsebnet, un6 oieIer 9lbf6nitt
mar bur9 bic 3erItorun9 Der Brill
Ten iiber Die gier iIoIiert. Gs ges
lang bem 6einbe, ouf elmer 5ront BON
1,400 Yarbs 600 gorbs tief in uus
fere Stellungen ein5uoringen. gr
bat oos redte llfer Der gier nobe Der
SEE erreibt.
sg8eitsr iiibIi6, gegenibel aoms
baerbpoe, tpurbe Der 5einb, ipeIder
5eitneiIig in sinige ppraeI6obene
SteIlungen eingsbrungen mar, bur6
9eseHanertffe 5uriidgetrieben."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-03-23
Fifteen Acres Of Daisies.

Despite the fact that we buy them
by tna dozens in the cities. paying q
dollar or so for q small bouquet. dais-
are Il menace to the agriculturist,
and a patch or field Of them is any
thing but welcome. The Popular Me-
cnanies Magazine describes the expert
of Il Nebraska farmer, near Be-
atgice. Wishing to obtain a good stand
Of Kentucky blue grass i'll his pasture.
hc last season instructed a w~ell-known
mail-order house to ship him several
Bushels of seed. He prepared Is acres
Of land and planted it. exercising par
ticular care. The spring rains came,
and following them Is acres Of yellow
centered daisies, Il luxuriant crop. The
unusual sight attracted motorists from
miles around and hardly a day passed
without parties stopping to pick arm
loads of the blossoms. 1t is not clear
how the mistake occurred, but mistake
and a serious one-it was. The
company, needless to say, promptly
made restitution so that the farmer in
the end got a liberal return for his un-
expected and undesired crop.