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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
g'icr ais epiOuc crfdJOTcu.

Bon Ocn Oeutider 9lutoritGteu in
9elaien. Gin aolimann aus
Siiitih, 9elaieu, ieine Satin mo
5pei 1ohter. Sodier tueiger.
ten iid, Oie aompli5en Ser Glteru
preis5igebeu.
2onoon 81. Suli. Sine 6euic
bier bon Der Gro6iloien &reiie EN-.
piaugcue Gepeide aus glmiieroam
idol:
Sic 0eutideu 9lutoritdteu in 2iit.
tid, 9elaien baben imer6alb orei
Eaaeu eineu einiluBreiben 2iittiher
&auimann 9lamenS @roneret, feline
Satin uuo ieine 8pei S0dter i'm
9llter non 20 be3p. IA SoDreu auf
oie umbelpieiene 9luiduIoiaung Der
Spiouogc bin perboitct, pro5eiiirt
unO 5um SoOe perurtbeilt.
Ser Goter lmO Oie W}utter mitroen
in @egeuuort ser beioen l0hter er.
id5olien. Cen S0dtern iprroe Die
6rei6eit angebotelL inter Der 9eoin,
glmg, ooB lie sic Namen Ger &om-
pl3en ibrcr Gltern preiSgeben Mir
oen. Die 9Rdo6en iueigerten iieb,
oieS 81 t6uu. Tie 0lteite Godter
iogte:
p@cn mir reoen. mag oies 3ur
6oIge baben, oaB iiiuiBia Sente ae.
toOtet meroen. @ir iterben lieber
olein."
Sic piirOe irnmiitelbor Oorali en-,
ihoiien. Gas iiingite Maohen mur.
oe Damn auaebIih geioltert geid6u-
oct mO oonad erlbolicu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
(5riff gSilIum in 9lcSc an.

G6icuoo,3 81. Sui. @d6renO
elmer 9le0e, IN pelcber CT Frdlioent
l9ilIon va0nia S9illou" uno eincn
Seu6ler eenonnt 6oben ioa, ioroerte
Srpine IS. 9I6rams aaenlaas onpe'
lenoe 9leoierma5oetettipe uli, por3u.
treteu Gmer iplgte oieier 9inlo.
olme, uno mm itebt gIbrams inter
$4,000 Caution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Nlnilter Cato fiin0iate beute an oab
oaS 0elltide Gauhboot III. Q. 23",
meIdes in Goumno Dor 9Infer eegon.
gen NOR, nod Serrol, Dem @mipt,
sSlotten.9lrienol Sponien's, 12 @lei-
len uorooitIih bon Gornnna, aebradt
woroen iei.
Ger Yremier fiInoiate an ooB Die
Hceierina bcoblicbtioe, lid Itrfft or
Die fiir5Iib crIoiicne Stipulation be.
0iigIib ser Giniobrt frieafiibrenoer
ll.9oote in lpauiide @epdiier boItcn
meroe
(Gonig 9llfons Undergraduate ont
30. Suni Elm Detret. onrh meldes
alien Submorinebooteu frie9iibren-
Der 1l1tbte perboten puroc, inner,
boIb iponiiher @epGiier su frei8eu
ooer in ipouiide Sdieu ein8uiabreu.
@s mtroe ertlGrt, Dab ole iolde lliI-
terieeboote big aum Gnoe oes arieaes
iniernirt per0en wiIroen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Sp0tanc, gHdlb. 81. &nli.
3wei moSfirte @duber iibcriieIen
beute ocn aaiiirer ser 8irIi National
9anf BON NleoieoI 2ote. i6 Neilen
weIilid BON bier, uno cnttameu init
$4,000 in einem glitomobil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
GrwQItigt
WfmIlDr.
Bon Den GMteMtes sSrup.
pen eiMgtIeitct.
Sm eritem StaSimmt angeb.
lid Iebr erfO(NreiG.

lid iebr erfO(0reiH.
Gie 9lliirten iesen iib nod oeu 8c-
ri6teu aus 2onoou uno Yoris in
Oen 9eiib ioit oIer Oeuiiben
SteIlumeen Oreier 2inien ouf
elmer 6ront bon Is D&eilen. -
2onoou meloet oie Ginbringung
bon iiber $500 @efouscneu.
8rttii6e 6rontin6 6ron t..
reid un0 8elgien 81. Sui.
- Sine epo6emo1enoe SifenIiUe, Die
bon oen 9riteu imo 6ran5olen 6eute
lei Ioeesanbru6 gegen Die Oellti6en
@nien 5pii6en oem Sluiie Sps unO
@oeline6e eingeleitet muroe, bat nit
geringen glusnabmen aaes OaS er.
rei6t. mas iiir Den eriten Sag geplant
mar, rm0 ole SHla9t peripridt in
ibrem erIten Staohml iib 81 Dem
Qr6Bten 9iineen oes 2rieges 6u ent-
mideIn.
sSn aroBen llmriiien be5eidnet, 6o-
ben Die 9riten ole oeitiAen Stellun-
gen ouf Der Iront DER 9(rmeeqrlippe
Oes aronprin3en 9iupprebt bon
gaDern 5piiGen 9oeiine6e uno @ar-
neton genommen mo 5ur 3eit Der
9Ibienoung oieier Gepeide beiouoeu
iid Orei &mien Der oeutiden S6H-
beugrdben an oen meiiteu &unften
Oieler tSrout in oen SGuocn Der Gn.
ieilte-Sireitfrdite.
@ritenlinie ouf 10 W1ei-
y len 6rout Dor9ei6oben.
2onoon 81, Suli. Die ofii.
5ieae NlittbeiIirne oes britiIrben Or
meebmiptquortiers, Die 6elite 9[6eno
erloiien wurOe, ioet.
oIie Gperationen Der aliirten @n.
tente.Eulppeu, Die 6eute Wloraen in
Ger 9}a6baribait BON gpern 6eqan.
nen iinO mG6ren0 0es Soges nit @r.
iolg iortgeiebt uoroen, uno 0os trot
lnginitigen &etterS. g9ir iino in
Die ieinOlider Stelluneen eingeorlln.
gen uno inicre 2inie lit auf elmer
6ront BON niebr ais IS Nleilen BON
ga 9oiie &ille om 8luiie 9ps bis nod
Steenitraete am 6luiie Dier porge.
i6oben poroen Giele beioen Oorfer
beimoen iid iebt in Oen Sdnoen Der
9(aiirien."
Ser 9eridlt iiiot 6in5u OoB audi
Die Gorier @irihoote, Gerloren6oef,
6re5enbere, Saint Sulien. @ilfen,
Soooe, @eil6oet uno SoQe6efc oen
@ntente.Suppeu in ole SoGnoe iiclen.
@is beilte glteuo mrroen me6r ais
5000 @eiaueene 6ereinee6radt.
Grei 0eutide 9iuien in
3 6lanoern genommen.
@ritiihe6ront 6rouf.
rel dl 81 Suli. Trei 2inen
oeilidler Sdiibcnard6cn in Sian.
oern liuo Ocn britiiden SireitfrGitcu
III ole NGnOe geialcn. Gie mciitcn
Der bon ocn glnQrciiern qcnommcnen
Fllntte marcn III Ocu 0e6iet 5lpi.
lden Soling6c unO @arneton gclc-
Gen.
S>ellte 9lbeno mur0c beridtct, OoB
ole Geuticbcu ciuen 6eiiigen @cgen.
onarili an Dem Bnmfte 6egonncn So
hen no i'd oie britiihe lmO ole
lran5oliIdle Sront pereiniqcn
Sic 8raujoicu melhe oii Dem
l@luierigeu lerroin 5mii1en 0ir-
lnl'oc uno einem @imfie na6c Boo
llnabe on9riiien er5uongeu lid Oen
@eg ii6er oie SunpilduOcreicu mo
eroberten oic 6eioeu erlien Oeiltiden
Sinien.
Nie Nlliirten- 0ffeniioe
ouf &citfront begonnen.
%on0on, 81. Sqili, ~ Sic lang.
crfportete enelid.iran3oiiide Siien-
lIue ole oiIrh oreipodi0e, inteniplte
SIrtillerc. S6dtigleit uorbereiici mnr.
&c, Bat 6euteW1orgen onf ciner brciten
0ront nor0lid pom Slnie 2Ds5 in
6lanocrn ibren 2lniQ1Sr1,Hci.r|pITl ep
lIn0 nod QInQS1o
Tnrr, nnNN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
lDortiIigt
9riratbrn
SeireicM uidDt bon Wiis
lilirOirnp.
MidJtiGe @mtidJeicmmG
bes 4SrOFOksSyl

otS 4StDIDk@ V'e"tI'D""V'
N}obilmodung mli ocn 1 September
in glusiidt acuommeu. Sdar'
fcs @oraebeu aeaeu 5rouen
welde @ldnuer beirotbeu Inn iie
ais Griideberger az ldiiBen.
@oibiueton 81. Sili.- Die
iibereiIieeu Seirotbeu felt Dem 20.
Sui, Dem Gage Der 3iebuug in g8aib-
inqton in einem 9emiibcn, Der eon'
icription our9 Den glnlpuId 81 ent.
aeben ooB cine 6rmi BON Dem ge.
treiienoen ab6augia lit miro nidt ais
@ntlaiiuneseuno angeiebeu, ausae'
nommen ole 3rou III tbotidhid Uon
Dem taeli6er Neroieuiie oes glauues
abb6neia.
&cronloBt ourd ole 9eridtc aus
Deribnocncn Stdoten Dab ole 0ei.
rot6slicen5bureauS DON lRdnnern be.
loaert iperoeu, sic I'M criteu @htie'
rnesoufrufc ite6eu. 6abeu 0cn eeue'
rail- -@roioB.Wlaridol Grop0er Der.
mlaBt, 81 entideioen DOB ~0eiratb
ielbit feiu acuiieenoer @rno iilr
GntIaiiung aus Dem Gienlie4 1T. @e'
neral Gromoer iogte:
Sin 0lonn. oeiien 6rni iiir ibren
llnterbalt bauptiddlih non Dem ida-
liden @erOieuiie nb6angig ilt, tann
oui ieuen 0rnro biu @eireiuue bean.
ipruheu. Eieie 10atiade tauu ic.
bod mr ole gcirehnaSbc60roe cut.
ideioen.
3es peitercn crtl1rtc @eueral
Gromoer. DOB 6rauen wcIhe 0}dn.
ner MIR 6eirat6en. I'M oenielben babel
81 belien Dob iie ib pom @lilitdr.
Oieniie oriideu f6nnen. nad Der
glus6ebunesafte Der 9eiiraiiine nm.
ierlporien iino.
Sn ieiner Gntideiouna bielt iib
@enernl Gromoer itrift an oic Reau.
lationen oes @r1iioeuten @ilion Der
teinen llllterihieo madjte. 90 oie Sei.
ratb Dor ooer nod oer 3iebuna ae
ibeben iei. Seriegs.Setretdr @aIer
befiirnortet ieood. Die Gntlolhnna il.
geuo zines N1auues 3u uerpeiaeru.
Der nod Dem 20. SuIi ge6eiroi0et bat
Gin oeiinitiper 1aa iiir ole 0lobil.
modung lit nod nidt ieiioeicbt aber
&rieas. Sctretdr gater 0eltete an,
DAB uabri6einIih am 1. September
ale &or6ereitlungeu ooiiir beeuoet
ieien
&teIe Militdrpflidtioe
beiratben.
9iew NorE 81. &uIi. Der
9ietoro iiir 8eirat6S.Qiccn5en i'm Sei.
ratbslieen5.Nurem puroe beutc gc.
brohen. MISUNDERSTANDING
Eraumeen wuroen uol3ogeu mo
iaIt ieoer Der @rdutieome itcbt i'm nil
Iitdrpilidtisen Sitter. gS muroen
ur 294 Sicen5en ousaeiieat. irob
Dem uiel me6r irnge @drdeu Dor Dem
Bureau itonOen. ais ooiiel6e beute
Nlorgen ee0fmet mrroe. DieS lit
Dem llmitonoe 5u5ulhrei6eu. DAB
9unoeSmaridaa S6omas 9. @lcGar.
tbD nit einioen @e6ilien eridienen
mar mo ieoeu 9rdutiaom Der im
militdrpiIidteen gllter itan0 im0 iei.
ne 9legiiirirlnestorte nidt por3eieeu
fonnie, nod 9miie ianote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Gie 9laiirteu icseu ii6 nod oen 8c-
ri6ten aus 2onOOn uno 9Soris in
ben @eiie ioIt auer Oeuti6en
steIluueen Oreier 2inieu uui
elmer 6ront bon is @3eilen. -
2onOou meIOet bie einbrinsung
BON iiber $500 @cfouscneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Sn Oic SIOttc anfacnummsu.

gYn ibinNtoM 31. sui. n
Cie 5un 2iiitenosrmeiiunssoieniic
oc6orenoeu 6obr5euae sis, ~ga-
de- uno ,Surpepor" wuroen beute
Dem 6lotteuScportcment iibertragen
INN alS aiiitcnwahtihiiic 8u iuuei-
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

@erlin WloniaQ 30. SiIi Dia
Sonoon 81. Suli. 9ei ser In
Nlogocburg a60c1olienen Sn1reS.
@eriommumG ocS Icutic0eu @ouf.
@eonten.SereinS mnrOc betamt ec-
maht, ooB iicb $4,000 9anl6eomtc
an Der 6ront beiin0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

WW~TIr'
Die @iNerlIanOSiraft
Ocr &nncn.
Sic Gemtibcn III itnnitf
baitiamem SUrmnridl.
Ger ruiiii@c @ren8ihlB 8broc8 icbt
ouf 80 @3eilen 8ront bon ocr
tcutoniiden 9lrlneen gefreu8t. IT
Sn oer, @utomino im0 Den @alo.
Gorpotben Ole Qcuti6en oud i'm
@ororingen. @ntente-Sfien.
iiuc i'm @eiten er8ielt nodj Ser
liner @eribt iebr Geriuge@riol9e.
@erlin, oio 9onOon, 81. Suli
II Iie beutc 9l6eno 81 lpdter Shm-
oe bonn Oellti1en @encralitab Oeroi.
ientlidte ontlihe @eIanntga6e bat
sci I,o,, So,, Ollor4(o,,f.
Ser eriie &oriioB Der 6ritiiben
9(rmee ser in 6lanOcrn auf ciner %
&ilomcter.S Srontl aui beioen Seitcn
bon Npern imtcrnommen wuroc 1T
5uriidgeidloaen poroen.
g}od bitteren aGmpieu, bci Oencn
0aS Sdlacbtgliid bin im0 Der moete,
muBtc Ser Cein0, Der cine numerii6
iibcrlcacne Strcitmo1t oieIe 9iei6cn
tief ms 6eIo iii6rte, ii1 oonit be-
gniigcn cine &roter- Stcllnng in I'M.
ieror &crtbeioigltngSlinie 9euonnen
81 ba6cu.
9lm G6emin.0es, Games imtcrno6.
men miere Streitfrdite cincu mudti.
Gen GoriioB, Ger ms in ocn @eIib
mibtiger So6en.Stclmneen nobe
Gerug iebtc inO in Oer @eianocnua6,
me BON me6r ais 1900 5rau5oien re-.
iultirte."
9erlin, pia 2on6on, 81 SSuli.-
Tie ruiiiidcn Gruppeu oie iid in
ser meitliden 9ulopino sur g4e6r
geiett boiten, muroen eeitern ger
3mlingen i6re G6ercmoi6.9inie 5u
rdumen unO id6 in 0itlicber 9ii6tlmg
5nriid5u5ie6en
Sic ieiionii6en StreittrGite 6o-
ben in Ser 9ii6timg BON G5ernopib,
Der SonptiioOt Ser 9ufowind, gSe-
renconla uno SnioiDn en9enou-
men.
SSu ocn @olO.&orpot6cn 6o6en Oie
6iierreibiid.Oeutiben glrmcen sic
Huiien ge3pungen i6re Steaun9en
in Der NleiieGaueite.@egenO oui5u'
geben.
Ger ruiiiidle @rer5ilnB i'll BON Sen
tcutoniiNeu Streitfrdiien an niclcn
9unftcn cntlon0 elmer GreiBig Wlei-
len.6ront trob OeS bartnddigen S8i.
oeriiauoes ser 9hiien gefreujt NOR.
Sen.
SiirliIhe Eruppen bo6en Die rlihi.
ihcn 8oiitioncn no6c 9lhurn am
8lIiie 86rocS ero6ert.
Sn 0em @cbiet Scr @erecSfer-@er.
ae luilroe cineS Der Oclitiden 9egi
menter 81 cinem @lntte iiiolih bon
Goiimilui 5uriicfgeOrdugl.
Phi Ocm peitlidlen &ricasidnl-
plate bobcn sic Culppcn ser Gnten-
te.9lQiirteu cine Oiicniipe aui cincr
brciten sSront non Der 2icr bis 5rm
9bS, in SlanOern cinocleitct Die
sSnianieric .SNlabt in SlanOern bat
n0llllt l0rell NlldllA 0ellpllllllell-
Sieie &m0e brillNt Der antlide
@eribt Scr bcnte 9abmittng erlai.
len mrroe. 9lahitcbenO ser OollItdu-
Oiac SSn6olt ser @liti6cilmg:
0eitlider &rie0Si dall-
plnb.
o9lrmec9rlppc ocS &rin6cn Suo'
mig bon @oDcrn 9lrmce inter Gonl.
nan0o oes Generals ION 9oebnl.
Grmclli Snl oidiNcn @ali5ieu ma
in Scr 9ufomina mw0en Ourb ocn
llnaui6oltiomcn &ormarih imicrer
Erlppcn imO Ser @cr6iinocten uellc
GrIol9e errln9cn.
Ser SluB 3oroc5 iii on mcbreren
EmItell bon ben Oeilticben mo 0lier'
reidDiic6 c6uanariiDen Gipiiioneu o6er'
bolb Sniio bis 5ll cincm 'EunIte flo
lid non SloIo mii elmer 5ront pon
80 @ioueiern qctreult mor0en trob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Mbonneuien, Die ben .,Dentldben Gorre.
lp0unenifH" nldDl pAnlilld Oher nureoel'
maiin erbnIieu, Iinb aebeieu, ber Ciilee
eap0n per TcIephon uhey idlrllili% ANiis
'helluue AZ mahgN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01


tionSporidriit miro nidt wieoer
ongeibnitten.
@oibington. 81. Snli.
glad elmer onoereu suedIoien Dis
FULTON iiber Die @oridriit IN Der Na6.
rlngSnittel- -Gontrol.9ia, Elm Con.
9reB.Gomite nit ser 9luiiidjt iiber ole
&riegstoiien 81 betrmen, uertaaten
iih oie @iit9Lie0er bis morgeu 9iad.
mittQg, mann eiu anoerer &eriub 81
elmer giniglng geuIaht ueroen Ioa.
Die Gomitemitglie0er pom Aepr6ien.
tonten6olile mei9erteu iib in 5mei
Sibuneen, oem SenatS. .8eldIulie iiir
Oas Gomite 5u8uitimmen. Ole Se.
natsmitqlieoer oiierirteu oeridieoeue
MoOiiitationen ood puroeu oieiel,
ben ale abgewieIen. 0ie Seuotoren
Chamberlain, Smit6 BON Georgia
unO Smit6 BON Sout6 Carolina be.
giiniiigten ooS 9liSitreiben oes Se.
notSbeidluiies, Ood ole seuotoren
@ore, Gem, @enDou, @arren unO
@age. &ep.. trateu geeeu oaS 9lniu.
den oes ErGii0enten gilion Elm.
SSd6reno oes 9lbeuos uolen bei0e
Seiten nit Den Sii6rern i'm SouIe
lmo i'm Senate conieriren.
gSd5reno oes SageS madteu BRO.
bibitionsiiibrer oen pereeblidcn @er.
iud, oen 9(bihnitt fiir oie 9eidlag.
nobme bon oeitilirteu 0ietrGnfeu 8u
erueitern. 9lnpdlte iiir oie glnti,
Saloon.Siea wareu erldienelL bod
Ie6nteu cs oie GomitemiteIieOer ob.
Die Slu9eleeen6eit bon neuem aui5i.
nebmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
bic OIa6rnuaSmittcl.eOutrOIc,

glo6 INNER Ger 3antapiel I'M So.
mite. ~ Senotoren moaen Dem
Br0iioenten @ilion nidt uohge.
ben. ~ Gie Gonieren5 uertoete
iidb bis heute. Ole 9Srobi6i-
tionsDoridriit miro nidt mieoer
ongeibnitten.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
1t Also Makes 1t Unlawful to
Possess "Whiff Sticks"
Measure Will Make 1t ImpOssi-
BILE for Minors to Smoke.
COLD WATER ON PRINT BILL
State Plant Unable to Get Out
Supplies for Counties.
New Equipment Needed TO
Print Blanks, Smith Says. )

pills. .scoffin nails whiff
sticks or cigarets under any other
guise are totally restrained, enJolned,
prohibited and legislated out of exist
ence so far as Kansas is concerned in
a bill introduced in the senate today
by Huffman of Labette. The bill IS
said to meet with the approval of all
drawn by Prof. w. A. Mckeever of the
State university, it is said.
Primarily the bill makes it unlawfuf
for any one within Kansas to sell. bar
ter or give away cigarets or cigaret pa
pers. 1t makes it unlawful for any
one to have cigarets or cigaret papers
in his possession.
To enforce that latter provision the
bill makes it possible for authorities
to raid a suspect Armed with a war
rantAthey may enter any place of BUSH
ness or other place where they sus-
pect cigarets or papers are kept and
seize them.
Following the passage of the act the
bars will be up against any advertise
ing of cigarets or c1garet papers.
Newspapers, magazines or periodicals
will be prohibited from publishing
such advertisements. 1t will be un-
lawful to advertise them on street
signs or bill boards or in any package.
Blanket Tobacco Bill.
Then comes that feature of the bill
that applies not only to cigarets but
to all forms of tobacco. 1t provides
that it shall be unlawful for any one
to sell or give to any one under II
years of age anything connected with
tobacco. 1t enjoins proprietors of all
business places from allowing a minor
in his place of business while using,
tobacco in any form.
Under the terms of this bill a 2O-
year-old boy with a quid of tobacco
in his cheek, a cigaret IN his hand or
a pipe in his mouth must be denied
standing room in all such places as
shops, stores. factories offices. the
aters, recreation and dance halls. pool
rooms, cafes, restaurants, hotels, lodg-
ing houses, street cars, interurban
cars, railway coaches and waiting
rooms
If this law goes into effect the
whole of Kansas will have hard work
getting a cigarette or it's component
parts and the only place the mince
may safely use tobacco will be behind
the barn.
A fine of from S25 to S100 is pros
vided as penalty Cor the violation OF
any of the provisions of the act.
Smith on Book Plan.
The proposal to have the state
printing plant print all county books
IContinued Page ski
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
VOTES AT ST PER
Z. s. Marshals Busy Gathering
In 80 Indicted Men.
State, County and City Officers
Caught i'm Net.

Cincinnati. O., Jan. ga state Of
flee holder, it was said, will be INCLUDE
ed in today's haul of deputy United
States marshals who are securing the
city for the ninety-nine big and little
politicians indicted yesterday by the
federal grand jury investigating al-
legged vote frauds.
District Attorney Boiling announced
fifteen capiases would be issued and
served today on indicted men.
So far two city councilmen, a dep@
uty sheriff, an assistant clerk of coun~
Gil and nine other men-mostly con-
nected with precinct politics-have
been taken into the net.
According to the charge in the in
dictments the price of votes in Gin
cinnati was 81. The general charge
against the indicted men is bribing OF
voters.
According to information from the
district attorneys office all of the
ninety-nine indictments returned in
the partial report are of Cincinnatians.
The dragnet, however. it is said. is
covered over southern Ohio counties
and additional indictments are ex-
pected.
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headings, including the larger head
ings on the first page. 1t is declared
by the company TO be the fastest ma
chine in the world for miscellaneous
work.
The magazine shifting device is in
Simultaneous, the operator changing at
will, by the mere pressure of a key,
from one type to another; in fact, any
part of line may be set in small
type and the rest of the line in large
type.
Some years ago. the State Journal
was the first office in the west to in
troduce the Model ga marvellous
machine.
In the battery of eight linotypes in
this OFFICE, every machine but one is
now what is known as a duplex ma
chine, each operator changing readily
from one face of type to another.
The new linotype not only has its
individual electric motor but an cleo
trio pot, which keeps the metal in a
molten state, the old method of melt
ing being by gas.
The principal part of the installation
was done by the State Journals capa-
Bile linotype machini5t, Mr.. Charles
Erickson.
So anxious We're the Mergenthaler
people to properly install and put in
which was started on regular work
today, that three representatives Of
the company have been present this
week in connection with the installa-
ton: Mr.. A. NJ. Carr and Mr. Charles
w. Deacon. the statesmen for the state
of Kansas, and Mr.. A. L. Deyo, the
company's machinist, formerly of The
Brooklyn Eagle, all experts
The machine will naturally be of in
terest to the visiting members of the
Kansas Editorial association now in
session here. and any of the Kansas
OeWSDdnor men and wOrppn in tho oit-t
are cordially invited to call al the
State Journal com posing room and see
the new machine setting news, head
ings and advertisements
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
MODEL NO. II
That's the New Mergenthaler
Linotype Machine.
The Very Latest-InstalIed To-
day by State Journal.

The State Journal today completed
the installation of it's new Mergen-
thaler 1intoype model No. II. This is
the latest in the shape of a typesetting
machine and is the first machine of
this model to be installed in any print
ing office west of Chicago.
The machine has many new i'm
provements that have never before
been in use. 1t is not only what is
known as duplex magazine machine,
but has, in addition thereto, an
auxiliary magazine carrying head let
ter and large advertising type. The
capacity of this linotype is truly mar
velous. 1t will set ordinary type used
in news matter and all the various
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
BACK Up WILSON
Labor Conference In England
Approves Z. s. Peace Plan.
Urges British Delegates to
Work for World League.

Manchester, Eng, Jan. 26.-The Ia
Dor conference. in session here unan-
imously adopted today a resolution
urging that "all the British represen-
tatives at the peace conference should
work for the formation of an interna-
tional league to enforce the mainten-
ance of peace on the plan advocated
by the president of the United States
and approved by the British foreign
secretary"
The resolution also demanded that
the British plenipotentiaries should
liamentary representatives of organ
lied labor. The mover of the reso-
luton remarked that many words had
been spoken about Russia. but it
should not be forgotten that it was
Russia that initiated the Hague con-
ference
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
Information From Various
Sources Indicate Move.
Hungarian Premier Tips OF
Plan After Conference.
WAR LORD To BE PEACE HERO
Wilhelm Doesn't Intend Wood
row Shall Outstrip Him.
More Acceptable Terms About
To Be Issued by Emperor.

London, Jan. 26.-That Kaiser Will
helm plans to make his fifty-eighth
birthday tomorrow the occasion for
another peace moVe-with more &C
ceptable terms to the entente-was re-
ported today from several different
sources
The nearest thing to an official hint
of this plan was read in the speech
made yesterday to the Hungarian par
lament by Count Stephen Tisza, the
Hungarian premier.
I'VE are inclined to continue fur
Their exchange of views regarding
peace with the United States govern
ment," was the way the Hungarian
statesman put it.
More than usual significance was
attached today 20 this intima-ion, in
view of the fact that Count Tisza is
supposed to have Ieen one of the pre-
miers of the central powers who re-
Gently held conference at Berlin.
For Reorganization of Future Peace,
The second rumor came via Switzer-
land and Paris. 1t purported to lie
based on private information from
Germany and stated that the German
emperor planned tc be 1.-The first pro-
moter of universal peace and would
with to discuss this first and principal
article OF the wars termination-the
reorganization of future peace"
Reports from Holland indicate that
some sort of a reply to President Will
sons senate speech is being considered
by officials in Berlin. Since the
American presidents peace sugges-
lions and his plans for securing peace
at the end of the war were not broach-
ed in a formal note, it is conceded that
# Germany is to express her appro-
baton of any or oil of the sentiments
he expressed, such approval must be
made in speech or statement A
prenunciamento from the Emperor
would be a logical mode of answer.
Expect Another Note From Wilson.
The German government also eX-
poets President Wilson formally to
transmit to Berlin the text of the re-
ply made by the entente powers to his
own peace suggestions. Officially
Germany is not vet Informed of what
the allies said in reply to the Amer;-
can president Teutonic officials sup
pose they will be SO informed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-26
CALLED TO CHICAGO
Frank p. NIacLennan to Print Paper
Conference There Today.

Frank P MacLennan of the State
Journal was last evening called to
Chicago to attend an important con-
ference today at the Blackstone hotel
The conference is between publishers
of newspapers and manufacturers of
print paper, to try to clear up the
critical situation existing over the sup
ply and prices for white paper. Pub
fishers will be in attendance from diff
ferent portions of the United States.
It is said that the percentage of
advance in white paper has been
greater than that of any known prod
uct. The nearest to paper is copper,
which has advanced 165 per cent,
while paper has advanced $50 per
cent, but the percentage of copper
used in the Industries outside of war
munitions is not one thousandth per
cent of the amount of paper used in
printing.