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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23
War Work of Y. NJ. c. A.

Inc Oung Men christian ASso-
citation, acting in accordance with an
executive order of President Woodrow
Wilson in turning over to this asso-
citation the civilian work of better
ment for the troops, is seeking to
safeguard the moral, physical and
religious lives of the men in the
American army. In this order of
April 9th President Wilson stated the
following:
THE Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation has, in the present emergency,
as under similar circumstances in the
past, rendered its services for the ben
eft of enlisted men in both arms Of
the service. This organization is pre-
pared by experience, approved meth
ods and assured resources, to serve
especially the troops in camp and
field 1t seems best for the interest Of
the service that it shall continue as
voluntary civilian organization;
however, the results obtained are so
beneficial and bear such direct rela-
tion to efficiency, inasmuch as the as
sociation provision contributes to the
happiness, content and morals of the
personnel, that in order % unity the
civilian betterment activities in the
army, and further the work of the
organization that has demonstrated its
ability to render q service desired by
both officers and men, official recogni-
tion is hereby given the Young Mems
Christian Association as valuable
adjunct and asset to the service. Of
ficers are enjoined to render the full
est practicable assistance and cooper
alton in the maintenance and extension
of the association, both at permanent
posts and stations and in camp and
field"
In order to accomplish this great
task the Y. NJ. c. A. movement Of the
United States has organized a War
Council with branches in each state.
The various states together will raise
fund of 100000 which will build
200 buildings, equip them and man
them with 1900 secretaries. Colo
radios portion of this fund has been
placed at $4,000. Representative Of
26 cities in the state met in Denver
on Wednesday night and enthusiastic
cally and unanimously voted to raise
Colorado's share. Men from Denver
said that Denver could be counted on
for $4,000; Colorado Springs came
forward and said they would raise
$4,000; Pueblo agreed to raise $1,000,
men from Longmont announced that
they would raise $4,000; Greeley
1000; Canon City $500. Several
other places took various sums which
they said they would raise. 1t was
announced at this meeting that one
friend had agreed to subscribe $1,000.
This was followed by volunteer sub
scriptions of 81 900 each from five
Denver men. Meanwhile ]. r. For
syth of Longmont announced the sub
scription Of 81, 900 from the Longmont
Milling and Elevator company, and
Immediately the LongmOnt men said
they would raise $1,000 more. Quiet
campaigns are, therefore, being con-
Quoted in all of these 26 cities at this
time. 1t is hoped that Colorado's full
quota will be raised in a very short
time. Subscriptions should be sent to
William E. Sweet, Treasurer, Colorado
Y. NJ. C. A. War Work, 222 Y. NJ. c.
A. Building, Denver
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23
sssss
Registration Selective Conscription
Prowers County. Colorado

Registration Selective ConscriptiOn
Prowers County, Colorado
The following are the places Of reg
istration for the various precincts, and
the names Of the registrars:
Precinct No.
City Hall, Lamar; Henry L. John
son, Robert L. Christy.
2.-Shelton's Store Building, Holly;
John H. Shelton.
3.-Town Hall, Granada; W. r. Wal
do.
Court House, Lamar; Charles H.
II. Wooden, Charles F. Hoag.
School House, Carlton; Albert
Payne.
6.-School House, Alta Vista; Neill
b. McGrath.
Wiley Journal Office, Wiley;
Frank H. Tanner.
s.-Payne's Store, Lamar; Leonard
". Scott
9.-H. r. Decker's offiee, Bristol;
Henry F. Decker.
House, Northway;
Carl W. Downing.
Garage, Hartman;
Ralph f. Nye.
12-School House, Webb; A. W. Leon
ard.
I3.-J. W. wilkins Office, Holly;
James A. Fuller.
Lumber Cos Office, La
mar; Cora R. Strain.
15.-J. A. McDowell's Residence, La
mar; Edward H. Applegate.
House, South of Lamar;
F. E. Casburn.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23

over that number, yet "a of their
young men answered their ccuntry's
call for volunteers in the first month
after the declaration of war. In ad-
dition that section of the county is
now organizing company which they
hope to be able to put in the field be-
fore the date Of the draft. II the
whole country would come forward
at Granada's percentage Uncle Sam
would have an army so big that even
Russia's legions would look like a
skirmish line.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23
BUY A LIBERTY BOND
What Is a Liberty Loan Bond7

A Liberty Loan Bond is a solemn
promise Of the United States to pay
at maturity the amount Of the bond
to the holder thereof, and TO pay in
terest semiannually each year from
the date of the issuance Of the bond
until it is finally paid.
There are two kinds of Liberty Loan
Bonds. Bearer Bonds are TO be issued
in denominations of $50, 500, $500,
and 81 900. These Bearer Bonds, which
are made payable to the bearer, have
interest coupons attached which are
detached by the holder when the in
stallments they represent are due, and
can be cashed at any bank the same as
a United States Treasury note.
Registered bonds are to be issued,
which are registered rs to both prin-
cipal and interest, in denominations
Of 500, $500, 81 900, $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000 and 100000; checks for tho
amount of interest due will be mailed
out semiannually TO the holders of
these registered bonds.
One special advantage no other
bonds, National, State, municipal or
corporate, have is that if the United
States during the continuance Of this
war shall issue other bonds at high
er rate Of interest, the holders Of these
Liberty bonds shave the right to eI-
change their Liberty bonds for bonds
bearing the higher rate Of interest,
dollar for dollar.
They are nontaxable. II your city.
county and State taxes are three mills
on the dollar, not unusual tax, these
bonds are equivalent TO ordinary cor
porate bonds or other investments
bearing 61A per cent
In addition, no federal tax which
war conditions may later make neces-
sary will affect these bonds. The only
tax these bonds are subject TO is the
inheritance tax, which applies to all
property Of all kinds whatsoever.
Blank forms Of application for the
purchase Of these bonds can be OBJ
tanned from the Treasury Department,
any Federal Reserve bank, any Ma
tional, State or private bank, any e1-
press office, and any postofiice in the
United States. Any bank or postmas-
ter will aid applicant in filling out hiI
blank and the other acts necessary TO
obtain these bonds.
Your patriotic duty-Buy a Liberty
Loan Bond.
A Liberty Loan Bond is a Mortgage
on the United States.
Remember the Lusitania and buy a
Liberty Loan Bond.
The $4,000 900, 900 bond issue Of this
year is named "The Liberty Loan Of
1917" because it is to be loan from
a free people TO be used in freeing the
world
It is the loan Of liberty-loving peo-
pie 10 be devoted to the establishment
Of liberty in Europe and on the high
seas.
It is the loan Of the great democ-
racy Of the New World to redress the
wrongs and support the cause Of the
democracy Of the Old.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23

Rifle Club Reorganized

The good work being done by the
Lamar Rifle Club in securing recruits
has attracted wide attention, and this
week the full membership of the club
was invited to attend a patriotic ban
quet at the University Club in Den
yer. This club has probably secured
more recruits and stirred up more
patriotic enthusiasm than any one or
ganization Of similar size in the state.
The good work is still going forward
too.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-05-23

Miss Zema Darling of Prowers and
Mr.. Arthur H. Shaw Of Las Animas
were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage Tuesday after
noon by the pastor. They will reside
at Las Animas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
@crIbucmOcriIdc GtaOtDcrlualtnngcm
0urbidnittsidulOen bon 213 StdO-
ten $74.64 per &opf.

SS a I + ington, 26. Sruli. "
Ginem @rGliminorberi6t Ocs Gen-
msbireous fiir oas 3e6nlngsio6r
1916 5ufolge Der 6eute Der0fientlibt
mur0e, boben Diele amerifonii6e @ht.
niaipolitGten ii6er ibre @infiinite
gewirt6i6oftet. Sir 2t3 StGote
Weiit Der 9eri9t cine @eriduloung
BON $74.64 per 9opf ouf nobe0u
adtmnl 10 Oiel lpie fir ole 9un0es-
re9ierung. Ser @}e6r6etrog DER
9lusgo6en iiber oie@inno6men in Die
fen St6Oten belief ii6 mlf 73,591,-
070 ooer 1928 per &opf.
@iner Der 6emcrfenswert6eItcn
Gunfte oes @eri6tes lit Der g1at6.
weis ii6er oas idneae @odStbum
Der StGote olf Soften Ger 2un0ge-
meinOen. 0ie 6ur6 oen arieg ber-
Geigefii6rten 3ultduoe 6o6en Die
y1u6frage nod glrbeitern in 0en
Std0ten erb0bt 6eionoerS in Nhmi-
tionScentren, ln6 infoIge 6elien bat
elm groBer @ro0us bon oeu 2onooi-
Itriften ltattgeiunoen, nit entipre-
benOer 8una6me oer@eb0lterlng DER
StGote. Gon Oen 2t3 Our6 oie I'm
tcriudungen ocS Bureaus geoedten
St60tc bo6en 80 0ie >GommiIIionS.
DerpoItung ein9efiibrt. 0ie gr6Bte
ieBt unter oieien @lon bermoltete
O3uni3ipolitGt lit sic Staot Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

nSSyd glaube, 0aB mir ole Shmie-
rigteiten, llnter mel6eu Gle orbei-
ten nidt D0Ilie einieben. Sin Stu-
blum Der Berbdltnilie felt ilnierer
q(nfltnft ent1iat oicIe SdWierigfei-
ten Die melt er0Ber iinO, als mir on-
genomruen 6ntten. 1ies crbobt I'M
iere 9e!punoerune fir Den @tutb, Die
9e9orrli6feit un0 oen offentliden
@eilt nit Oem Sic Sbr groBeS SSerf
in oen letten 8mei SSobren ouSgeiilbrt
baben.
SD beo6odte nit Ginger 9eiorg-
nib, ooB @infliiiie am @erf iino, Inn
Sbre 0ufiinitiee9lnitren9ungen 0l be-
binoern. @em ole 9teOolution an Ole
Gernidtn0 dIler SSnouitrie-llnter-
nebmlngen gebcn iollte, wiiroe Dies
ireilcb @uren gSerf elm @n0e 6erei-
ten, uno es qiebt einige iible Sim
fliilie, wcldc Elm iolbeS 9ieinltat ber-
bci3ufiibren niinl1en. SD babe ie-
Ood Dos groBte @ertrouen in ole
9(uiridtiefeit mO ole ltorfe Gnt-
i1loiienbeit ser proOiioriiden STE
aierimg in @etersbure, iene Gin
fliiiie 81 befGmpfen im6 oas Snou-
.SOitem oes 2anOes al erbal-
ten"
00ie &erbdltniiie oeuten flor an
Dob Der Sgcg our @rboltung inOll-
ltrieIlcr Eii6tigfeit uno CUR Sort
iebung oeS g8erfes Sbres Gomites
Der iit. 6ie 9(ntoritdt ser propiiori-
i6en 8eaierma 81 fifteen imo id
5meiIe niAt Dob Elm iolbcr 9eiitano
reihlid uno onomerno eege en- mer-
ben miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
GOnititmtiOmelc @arantie'n nnfeebu-
ben.


Bon Der ipaniiden Geeierune. IT
Seine genaueren 9lngaben iiber
Oie @riinoe 5u oieier MaBnabme
sur SonO. n Iie innere Situa-
tion in Sponien i6eint iid nod
nidt eebeiiert 5u baben.
N}aorio, 26. SUM. - Gie 9le.
gierung entidloB lid eeitern 5ur 9lui-
bebimg Der conititlltioneaen @aron-
ten. 4reuier Cato beeob ii6 Ha6
Dem 9alait, INN Oie llnter5eidnmg
Der oie 9llfbebiug alltoriiirenoen
gerfiigung 81 erlaneen.
5oIgte 8ei6 IuB oes 6 l.
binets.
Faris, 26. Suni. - Ger @nt-
ibluB 3ur Suspenoirung Der conItihl-
tionellen @arantie'n in Spanien
puroe in elmer Spe5ialiibimg oes
Cabinets geitern eefaBt. gr tritt
beute in &roit
Qepelden aus Olaorio gaben tei-
nen ipe5ieaen @rmO fir oieie Sano-
lung an. Gie couItitutioneGen @o-
rantie'n inS felt 9lusbrud oes arie.
ees me6rere Wale iuspenoirt lmo Iie
iino crit fiir5lid pieoerbergeltellt NOR.
Den. D2an ninmt an, oaB Die &riiis,
weI6e Oas 2ano Ourd5umaden bat,
iid nidt 10 eiinitig enttuideIt, Wie
Erenier Cato ae6ofit bate.
Gas ipanii6e Cabinet inter Mar-
quis 9rieto reiignirte am 9. Sini,
neil es iid nift in Der Gage iab, oen
internen S6mierigfeiten erioIereid
81 begegnen. gIrbeiterDirren erniier
9fatlr, bobe 9ebenSmittel .@reile, Die
9erfriippeIimg oes @rport-SanOels
our6 Die Submarine. Ebdtigfeit, lin.
5ufrieOenbeit in Der 9lrmee botten
cine sefdbrIide Situation eeidofien,
imo 81 3eiten mar cine reOolutiOn1re
8ewegung gefiir6tet moroen.
Gas Gato-Gabinet wuroe am 10.
Srni gebiIoet, lmO ipdtere FreB-Ie.
pei6en aus MaoriO 6otten eeiagt,
OaB ole Situation iidb WeientIid ge-
beiiert babe lno Die ariie ais erleoigt
81 betra9ten iei.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Oeferref6er in Ser Of-
fen iiDe.

Oeferreider in Ser Of-
feniiDe.
9}omL 26- Suni. - Ser 6elte
g3a6mittag bonn itolieniiben ariegs-
biireau Oerofieutli6te ofii5ieGe 9e.
ri6t bat folgenocn ggortlaut.
o9tui Dem 9liiago-Glatemi prroe
eeitern Die &it6dtigfeit mieOer
auigenomnen. Seit letter 9}odt ba-
ben imiere Iruppen oer5peiielten 9ln-
iiren9mgeu oes 6einoes Stono ball
ten miiiien ole fiir5lid in Der @egeno
Oes 0}onte Crtigara Derlorenen Stel.
lungen 3uriid3uero6eru.
9lngriiie umo @egenongriife fol-
gen chamber in Dem Sample INN Die
imitrittenen Steauneen.
Ser 6einO Oeriubte oud an anoe.
rem Steaungen Der 8ront Oor5uorin.
gen, muroe a6er our6 uniere Erup-
pen 0aron Oerbinoert.
9(if Dem &orit.Flateau ribteten
imiere Streitfrdite geltern gta6t I'M.
iere poraei6o6ene 9inie iiiOlib bon
@eriic ans.
Ole 2uitwebr mar geltern ie6r t6ds
tig. Sine ieinOlide N}ai6ine mirOe
ourb oos 6euer imierer 9atterien
6erunterqe6olt un0 fiel innerbnlb
ibrer eigenen 2inien uorOli1 BON
9liiogo 6erab. 99d6reno Der 9}abt
6aben uniere 8lieger militdriide
@erfe bel 9te6raiino mo @roiecco nit
9onben beleet. 9lae uniere Slug.
5euge fomen un6eidaoiat 5uriid.~
g}ur lofale Gpcrotionen,
mel0et 2on0on.
2onOon 26. Sini.- Die 6erte
9}admittag oeroiientlidte offsieGe
0}itt6eillmg oes britiiden 9lrmce-
Sauptquartiers bat iolgenoen @ort-
lart:
,@eliern gtadt unterna6men un-
iere 9lbt6eihmgen einen eriol9reicben
lofalen GoritoB uoroWellib bon Som
taine-9e3sGroiiilies, ser ums einige
@eian9ene ein6radte.
@eItlicb BON ga @oiiee muroe cine
ieinolidc 9lbi6eilmg in Der 9ldc6t
5uriidgeiblagen
gage uuperGu6ert, iogt
petersburg.
FetcrsburG 26. Suni.-Oie
ipdt geiiern Oer6iieutli6te amtIide
9efanutaebmg Der ruiiiiden Seeres-
lehmg io9t.
,,&uiiiibe uno rnndniIbe 6ront:
llnDerGn6ert.
o9ln ser faufaiiiden Gront 6eieb-
ten mir cine Rei6e bon So6en. 9(uf
Der 9argin-0o6e, 80 @Reilen iiiomcIt-
lid BON lli6nne, ma6teu ole Eiirfcn
einen 9IngriiiSperiud, muroen a6er
ourb unier 6euer o6geidlagen. @eit-
lid BON Semnes ordngten mir ole
&nrOen aus Stelhmgen weiili6 Der
9li6tan-606e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
emftfampf bel glunIers.

9ritilde 6lieoer meloen 0as 9lbI1ie.
ben zines oeuti6en 6Iuo5euses.
2ouoor. 26. SUM. 0ie 6ri.
tii6e 9lomiralitdt bat 6olgenoes se-
melOet:
ISM 9auie eines @atrouiaenin-
ees am Montag begegneten orei @fa-
rine-9Ierpplane 5ebn ieinoli6en N1a-
i6inen in Oer gld6e BON 9loulers uno
griffen iie an.
Sic tdmpiten t6 @}inuten lno
i6oiicn cine feinolide @loibme in
5ldmmen a6. Man glau6t, oaB 3mei
anoere imcontrolir6ar gema6t inO
5um glieoergeben ee5mungcn muroen,
aber S8olfen Der6in0erten ole 9e.
oba6tlmg. llniere @fal6inen fe6r-
ten moblbe6alten 5uriid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

beiaet, ooB Sr. @eni0eios ipdteItens
N1ittpod Elm neues @liniiterium bill.
oen meroe.
9ie &eiignotiou Oes 90 i.
mis- s binets.
9[tben 26. SUM. II 9luf @rliI.
den oes a0nies glIeranoer babeu
9remier 8oinlis imo Die Wlitslieoer
ieines Cabinets lib oomit einoerltnn.
Oen erfldrt. OaB ibre &eiieuation erit
beute O2odmittoe in aroft treten ioll.
sSSn Der 8piiden6eit foil 8eni8elos Die
0eubiloune Oes Cabinets beperfltel.
ligen. aonis 9lleranoer bat ole bic
ligen @ertreter DER entente. Wldhte
bon ieinem Munlde benacbridtigt,
ooB @eni5elos on Die Spiee oes nelI.
en- Cabinets trete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
slnsfn6r mad 0inhlauO.

NOH Utli ltbltll Oltl NSuDlet 0lDSlllut
10 groB, mie porber in 80 Sab.
rem. II Cine 8uiammenitellung,
Die gu Oenfen giebt.
Sem yorf 26. SUM. II 9lus
elmer 8ulammenitealme BON 9lls.
fubr3ablen Ieitens Der .,9tational Gitp
ganf~ gebt berpor, DAB felt Dem /
9lugult 1914 8ndren ETC., i'm Mer.
tbe bon elm SauienO Miaionen Gol.
lars na9 9luBlono BON oen 8ereinig-
ten Staoten cusgefiibrt poroen iino,
pogeeen ii6 ole @eiammtausiubr
pdbreno Der fiinf5is Sabre Dor Dem
9lusbrud Oes arieges nlr auf $575,.
100000 belief. Nlit Dem am 80.
SSlni 1915 5u @noe ge6enoen 6isfal.
iabr mar ole 9lusfitbr no9 9fuBlano
auf $61,000,000 aeltieeen. SIN Sab.
re 1916 erreidte oieielbe iait oas
5iinffade, nGmlid $314,000, 900,
uno in Dem iebt 81 @noe gebenoen
fSisfalia6r fir 1917 errei6te oieielbe
ole unseabnic S0be BON $565,00O,.
600. Dieie Summen puroen bmlpt.
iGAli6 Ourd arieesmaterial Der.
i6lungen. 90 entfielen auf Euloer
in 1916 $57OO0,O00 uno in 1917
ouf Den Ooppelten 8etrag. 9ln 6elter-
paiien puroen in 1916 fiir $6,000,-
600, in Oieiem Sabre aber feds Mal
10 piel ousgeiii6rt. 9ln Stabelorabt
fir $t3,O00,O00, IN 0ieiem Sa6r I'M
80 9ro0ent mebr. 0ie 9lusu6r BON
9abnwagen betrug 1916 $tS,000,.
600; 9ofomotiDen $12,000,000;
S6ieneu uno 9abnmaterial $12,.
100000. glrtomobile wuroen IN
1916 fir $t2,OO0,OO0, in 1916 fir
$2O,OO0.OO0 ousgefii6rt. aupter fir
$3,OO0,OO0 ii 1915 uno fir $4,000.
600 in 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
@uIO i'm edjmclstieaeI.
Gnglii6e, iron6oiiibe uno amerifoni-
ibe 0liin5en unO Barren fir 765
0tiltonen.

Dtlltonen.
9}em gorf 26. SHni. Sm
bieiigen Sheioeamt (9liioD Office) in
@aa-Str. lit inter 2eihmg bon Gow.
q. 2eod, ocm G6eiclerf ser @liin5e
bon 0en0er, ole 3d6hmg Ger, mie
man glmI6t, 9r6Bteu 9(niammhmg
BON Solo in einem @lab, Die iemals
in Ser @elt oortam, poaenoet woroeu.
Gieiel6e beitano aus engliiAen, iran-
5oiiiben ltno omerifonii6en W}im5en
imo Barren I'M @ertb bon $765,000,-
600, Die 5uiammen eingeibmoI5en
mur0en, obne OaB au9 MIR 1 Sent
fe6lte.
gSie @erne 80. 9oDie, Der Super.
intenOent oe5 S6eioeamtS, iagt lit
Ser iebt an Sano befinolide 9eitan0
an @olobarrcn ii6er 5e6n N}dl 10
groB, mie ser normale 0urdidnitt,
uno 6aiptiGdli6 ouf Oie enornIen
@olOimporte BON Den 9(aiirten sur
9e9leidune BON 9ledningen fiir
&riegslieieruneeu 6uriid5uiii6ren.
q em 9orf 26. Suni. s. B
Worqan & so. er6ielten 6eute @olO
inn 9etrage BON $9,7O0O00 aus ga.
nooa oOer $9723f 600 felt gQieber.
ouinobme Ger @oloieuOrn9en lmo
cine Eotaleiniu6r oeS "details aus
allen 0ueacn felt Sa6resbeginn bon
$192, $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
9entIder @elanOter reiianirt.

2on0on 26. SUM. ~ gSie aus
Sfanoinapieu gemeloet miro, 1T Der
oeutI6e @eianote in gorWegen, N}i.
6aelis, bon ieinem Soften 5uriidge.
treten iuO beeiebt iib nad Deuti6.
lano.
Der Correspondent Der oMorning
9oIt~ in Gbriitiania meloet ieinem
8lott, Der gliidtritt Oes @eianoten
itebe in feinem 3uiammenbanee init
Der fir0liHen gntOedime, oaB Bonn
ben aus 0eiitidlauo nab ytorpegen
ge6rabt Duroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Ga GOultttt
BON ranaOii6en Srut-
pen gCnOnInICM.
9ie Sritem mdber al Gems
beramgefOmmen.

DernHgetOillllIeit.
Die 9eWeeime 8ir Ginfreiiung Der
ltrotegiib beOeutiomen StaOt
modt onideinenO 6orti6ritte. IT
Qie Qellti6en eroben sewoltise
Sroter. gSeoer 2onoon oOer
@oris babeu in ibren Eoeesbe.
ridteu biel 5il iogen.
Gono6ii6es Sauptquoe.
tier in 6ronfreid, 26. Sunni.
Seuie Morgen limo cdnaOiibe
Truppeu in oas Gori ga GouIotte,
cine Wleile iiiolib bon Gems, einge-
orunqen. Gie Teutiden bo6en in oie-
ier g}adbaridoit ii6 bon elmer Sinie
BON einOreioiertel W}eilen 2Gnge 5ll-
riidae5oseu. Ger oenti6c 9iiid5ug
borte BEL ser 9}a6t aili.
@atrouiaen oie geeenii6er Meri-
court imo iiioli6 bon oort bon ms
ausgeianot mur0en ianoen ans, Dab
Die ieinolic6e 5ront.2inie ltorf ber-
tbeioiet mar.
Qie Certi6en baben aemaltise
9rater an allen 0ueritraBen in
glpion uno in Der Gidhmg aui Gems
geeroben. Gieie &roter moren bor
48 ShnOeu nod nibt Dor6anoen.
@as Oie 9eGgier mel6eu.
Gas 6elaiic6e 9lrmee-6oupt.uartier
meloet inter belltiqem 0otm:
Ser 6einO 6eiboB imiere Ger6in-
Oungs .9inien. Gle g(rtiaerie-9lfiio-
nen pareu beionOers lebbait in Der
@egeuO BON &amscopeae, 0irmuoe,
&ening6e lmo fppeGoale. globe Dem
I1brmanns-6auS fam es 81 lcbbai-
ten 9ombenfdmpien."
@enig g&eueS, iogt &oris.
9aris, 26. Slmi. Gas 6eute
glbenO bonn fran50iiiden ariegsbii-
reau erlofene oiii5ieae Bulletin bat
iolgenoen @ortlaut
Ser Gag perliei in rubieer @eiIe,
ausgenommen in Der @eeeno bon
W}oulm sc Qafiaur, wo oas gGrtiaerie-
6euer Elm iebr inteniiOcs mar 9eimS
muroe mieoer einem ie6r beitigen
9ombaroement Der oeutiben 9lrtiae.
rie mterworien.
l1eberfnIl BEL &urteoiie.
@aris, 26. SUM Ter 6eute
ousgegebeue pmtli6e 6rontberi6t
oes fran8oiiden ariegsbiireaus mel
oct einen lleberrumpelnngs 9lngriif
ser 5ran3oien in ser @eaeno moro
peitIi6 BON Surteoiie. Gie eun5e
erIte S6iibengrabenlihie Ger 0eiit-
iden rpuroe, wie oie @1elOung 6eiaet
genommen mO eegeu oer5weiielte
@egenanerifie gebalten. Wlebr ais
300 @eiongene purOen gemadt.
Bon Der moceOouii6en
Sront.
@oris, 26. SUM. Ger 6ellte
9lbeno bonn fran5oiiiden ariegsbii-
reou oer0iientlidte 9eri6t 6e5iielid
Ser Gntuidlungen aui Der 9alfan-
5ront iagt 8olgenoes:
oSn Der @eaeno oes 8lliies Bar.
oar unO in Der Gerno.9ie9ung mar
ole 9anonaOe iebr lebbnft. Starfe
bulgariide 9lbtbeihngen welde in
lmiere SdiibengrG6en ein3uorinaen
iubten mrroen nit @enebrieuer iuo
@ronaten nertrie6en.
Die britiiden StreitfrGfte bradten
oitlib bonn Gee 0oiran eineu eriole.
reiden lle6erina 5ur 9(usfii6rung, in
pel1em lie einiee 9ulgareu gefan9eu
no6men.
Gntente-6lieoer bom6orOirten in
pirtiamer @eiie cine 9ln5abl ieino.
lider Selolager.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

sic gepobnten not6pen0igen 9eOiiri-
Mile. Gesbol6 lit es ms willfom-
meme @rlei6terlng, 81 piiien, OaB
oie 8armer Der &ereinigten Staaten
nit ben 9llliirten cooperiren."