davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Seiliser Yera.

sun idreitet es weitcr nit ebernem
Sdritt
Tas gblferihidial, 6ns ihmere.
Ylun traaen ibn peiter aui blutiaenl
&itt
Zen ariea. bic eermaniiheu Deere.
Nuu itlrmen fie neiter. bic 8ieien
her 9uit,
3rob 5dbruib unb brobenben @et.
tern.
Rit Jlaumenihauielr benz grsfeinb
6ie @ruft
3u sraben; - iein Saupt su ser.
idlmettern.
Sun brineen auI's neu lie nit ipd.
benoem Ruthe.
Weertaudlenoe oeut'he lllInen
Wis sdlwimmenoe .Rntten" burdi
Giiht unb burdl Jlutb,
Tie 5reibeit Der Meere su babnen.
Sinunter gu ,tuiraen in edbnenoen
8runo
Tic britiihcn Eimpel Der @ebre,
Wit Vlet 30 ueriisaelr ben l6iternben
Runb
Teutihebler @ciiununa uub vbre.
glun ipielen iie aus Gud, ben MciItcr'
trumpf,
1uh Seniern. - bie beutidIen 0ob
fen.
Wlan luo 9udl Sum 6eile - ibr
mnt,tet ben Sumpi,
Ten eud, cure 9eliel oeidlaiieu.
Wan bot eudl ben 6ricbeu, - ibr
luolltet ben Strcit.
Tie Saline; ihr iuabl,et oas W16r.
bertleio.
Irum aebt he weiter nit ebernem
@hritt,
lie plutiae Sroait tte id,uere.
Grum troaen ihn Ueiter aui ,orniaem
&tit
Ten arica. Die teutDriit)cn 6eere.
Trum ltiirren lie meiter. bic Rieien
Der Yuit,
lrpb TdhrniB uno brohenben 9aet.
tenn,
Mit 6lanimeaidnuieln 0en Seiuocn
bic Gruit
3u eraben. inb iic 81 scritImettcrn.
3rum sieher ii Shpaymcr iie iest
unier'm Meer
glndl Guercu Houier'pIpiicu,
3iehn hintrr ben itpl3cr Anuiinbrcr
her,
9iS MY i'll ben NbNruub Qcitpiier.
His Groc unb (innIcl, WiS Wcrr
unb yu't
Tun beutidlcu .{urbiitcu" burdlbrp.
den.
Yin GnGIanhs uuo icIacr Taiallcn
Wruit
Ias llrtbcil res ShwcrtCS aciprudlcr.
Tr. Ecorp AiNen,
YalprCrtcbura Srb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Rolf

Ter iieiIe Berg biesieits oes 6luir
ies an bent Roll Cattle Rod s9eac
pirb uerbeiiert unb bic iieiIen Vldte
umannasn pberss nbaetrneen ruerben.
perm. .6eimnnu Der In iOlter arbeii
ein Weiiier. II NIT ber Sahe als
Aufrher betrnut nrrben.
Gbunrb Gobmsper III uuriae @ute
BON Webrnsta bcimscfeht.
1rant Maripau uub Satin bon
Eallls Gpuntn peiuften bier in leb'
ter @uhe bel Ben Steeemann. 5r.
unb 6amilie.
Gin ainb bns Der 5amilie SDhn
5alten in leRter @ohe eebDren rur'
be iinrb rul stpei 9nge oft, am gUn'
nerstae.
Better Srune urb Satin ppn @et.
ubnlin, tuobnten ocm 8eerdbnilie bee
oerit. ainbes brr gbeleute ,5ubn 9al.
fen bel.
6otlp. 9pi, SiharB pnr lebte
@ot1e in 8eidld'ten IN st. Suuis. B
9ie Cattle Rot Shule ihluB am
jreitne.
@ilbelm Siseemonn uno 9oiepb
5eltrpp unreu um Tienatno eeih6ii,
lih in @,iiobnlia.
6crr Strppe uub 3rl. Roia spilli
branb. Iebtcrs Qebreriu Der aern
Stulc bel Ct. Thomas, ,uaren am
Spnntnn hieiiac Stiudler.
0crru oedmnnu uertnuitc all eiuen
GalIumau gambler Suei Giel unb Oic
@cbr. Wnbmann uro Woriiu &eltrop
Ic ciuen 9iel an 0enrn Nrorce vou
,SclierIUn Gitn,
6nlil Rnbemanu, Der mdhrtnb er
bel eiucm dnrmcr In Nebrnetn in
Ilcniien, uon einem NYaultbiere ei'
reu Stllna aui ben Maaen erhielt.
wclhes cine Operation benbthiate
mUbci Der WInaer uno Elm 5bei! Der
GiroCucioe entltrnt uno micocr nn
ihre Stclle aeGndIt merocn nluBtsn,
tit nab ulcrupdlcrtlihem &erblcib in
eircm burtiQer Npipitale pp!lltanbiQ
QebeiIt in lester @odle heimQc,Chrt.
2r. 6. y. %crhuii uon ct. Jlia'
beth mar bier lm SrnrtnQ.
6rl. Maria NCdenepcr uur @uclt-
.prn III Gait Der dlmtlie @ilbslm
plnBmorr.
Gerbnro Schumacher mar an Ton'
rerstng eeidditIih IN @eitphaIia.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

| -.Wir mliirn aetu:nnen", inaer
bic Alliirtcr. feiner bari eepinnen'
iaat geiliun. uub bic 9eutihen -
baben aepuunerl (saeitl. Pof.l
gm leBteu 5reitna iIca bel qUuAur
cine MuniIiuneiabrit In bic 2uit
yinh omtlidler Neiaartmnhuna Ia
men babei GO RerlOnen ums qebeu,
~ muroen idlmer unb 32s leihicr
perlebt. Ter Sdlnbcn beIGuit lid
in bic MilliOnen.
-6err Rbilip Srunnert ppn Gr,
aple Tom eeleaentlid] ieines SeIuhes
bel Der 5amilie bes Sbpnasrs Der.
narb SdIwnrbe G.. auh In un'ere
Staot uro iprah nuh i'm 8ultsblott.
Snnttum uur. 9antsn iiir Den Seiut
lpie aud iiir oas anoere.
-6err Stepban leiher BON 6.
tcene. Ctla.. uun benz mir in letter
@pfe beriu)teten baB or bier beiu.
Dc. beaab Iitb nm 9ienstaa, be0leitet
uon benz Neiier Gbnin Subunncs.
mener nafl Nr9nle, upn np aus er
mteoer in bic 6eimntb suriitebren
pirb.
Gin auseraew6hrlid freunblidl
uno orn @lld itrnbfenoes @eTidt -
onmIt iull nidlt aciaat iein, bn6 nui
oieiem Al onocren i3yiten Sprrcn Der
|eroriblihtcit ptcr bcs llnnutdcs
lnGcrn. 10 etiuns IT mic Der Sn!l -
menn mir 'naen .nuberacmDbrIit T."
II bornntcr 81 ceriichcn onh CS elm
nutcrgrmOhnlidcS ircubiaeS Grtio.
mis- mar lunS 10 6nS NntIip brS Wrn.
tiers Is. I. Wucrsnrcrcr luer,l0rt -
has lwctte Iodterdlcn nnnIidl war
e0 ens nnl Ircitla In ieiucm Ncimc
cinaetcbri. %rNtuIiercn!
-SOwei, ino in beibrn 6Guierr
Der Gealslatur 900 @ciebesuUrlnorn
untcrbreitct uOrhen. 9Rnu rcd)nct
orau' oaB I'M @nnser in b,iocn san
fern nidt lueni9cr ais /, 500 &urla'
Qen lIrtcrbreittt meroen Bon oil,n
elcIcn. ouGgr ben SewiIlQun9suull-
Gen. mpaen tHam cin EuBeno Der
lmldtiQ'ien nraer0mmen lucrber. 9ls
Crlie 1T h,e Tlrris Norlaae tie cine
Gyhbhurs Der Observation-Disclosures
ru1 200 unb 500 Collars aui .iUo
TUllara beiiimmt. onRcupmmcn wur
ben.
-los oeutite,. Wariueeepurtmert
hat EOS oneritariihe Stnat9bcpart,
Tcut burdl ~utitoitcr @crnrO omt
lid Qcinbtlt. baB Nlolroicn nu4
rcutrol,r Staottu bic oui bCuni'uc
ten lciuolid,en NnuNclSitiiicn N;cn,
ten. iic Nicit cbtriu mic Die 'clntud,cr
Stnatcn III NricQ1Nc'nnacncu madltu
wnrhr. Tcuti1''onN Ntht nui ncm
2tluhrun,t haG nit lNcitupcu .uS,
Rcl!l.trtc Nauhcl5'h''t ben Gbara,
ter olS iplt)c ucrlicrcu uuo ;uNricaS.
i,3i''ru lrcrocn. MntrplCu rcutrnltr
.?atiuucr Die nul iuItIcn Sd,iicu
Elcnlt rChntcn. uGrIlcrtu ihren Gtn,
ti2 nlS NIcutralt Qcrnu 10 ais rb rt
htl N Der Nrlcaanlnrinc circS trlcp,
'nhrcuhcu StnntcS bittcn nNrc / n
lliICu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
S9is Der Grtditnus Ginhalt ftuH.

SSeun einem bus Sthmca er!hnert
urb Sieberirphe nm Nltcn au'. uuo
ot;iehen. lit cine Grtiltura i'm an,
,uac. Cine ieitiac Tofs pon Sr.
Scll's Gar uanen frcrNcn bis 9licsen
uuo rimer Der Eaie er,ierus.. Ter
{auaenha!iam lbii oen Stleim uub
idubert Die 2sttrobren Der Qsnia
iGnitiet uu6 neilt bic sehIt. Sic ans
tiieptiiheR Giacrihditen tobten Scu
asim unb bic belniirte 4oae miro er'
leiditcrt. Group. SeuthuNcn unb
tlroniite 6olstraufhtiten ihnell &C
bsiIt. Sei SppbctIru. 2jt (sus y
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Vom arieae.

| lte hdmpItQdtintett an Der Neh
front IN perina. Cbihou dran,oiei
uuo Gnaldnber bispeilen Anariiir
aui beutidle Steflunaen maten. tper
; ben oieie hst, 0hne iraeHbiuelhenGr
ioIa criislt 81 ,,tapen. surhtseuor
fen
lie perbanoeten 5ruppen In be,
gObrubita iesen ihren Sormarid
fort. Sulanriif,c S:reittrdfte baber
in ber Ndhe uon 9ultiun ben ilbli
hsn slrm bcs Tprnubeltn nberihrit'
ten uno bns erobsrte 9eldnbe aeaer
ruiiiidae ansriiie eehal:en.
Yin Der Citiront iinb bic geifas,
:dmpfe iiblih pon Rien erneuert
ruproen.
2eutitlnno 1T nod INNER bic
8eherritlerin Der Quit. gnfl amtli,
hen geritten rerlpren bic Rittel-
mdtte unb bic alliirten. i'm Sabre
1916 1905 6lueSeupe ,uroun bic Rit.
telmdtie 22l unb bic ..9IIiirten 7Si
einbusten.
9daiih ureeb,usrIiher neitaItel
iifl Der %erluit Der GlIiirten CUR See.
Eie 2abl Der einberifteten Surdl
beutite llrterieebuote ;eri,ortsr 6on,
bcIsbompier mehrt lid, taalid. Ten
ar0bten Shredeu ober unh aIIaemci
urs Stauner iiber beutihe Yerreaer.
bet uno osutid,e llebcrleaenheli
ireirte Nittc letter @ohe pieber Gin
oeuticher Snnbelsseriiorer pom 7pp
Der -Wbue pber uos nidt auSac.
ihloiicu III. bic .W6me- itIber, Der
al ber ilionmeriianilden Suite ihr:
uerbeerenoe 2hdtia,eit entiaItet.
9leier i0ll ettpn 20 engliite uno
frnus0iiihe Shiiie theils serii0rt uno
theils aeiapert haben. Ter iapanilhe
(anpier nuoiou Maru, sines Ger pun
ei'iem SeeiaRer se'a9erter Shiiie.
LEI, uou elmer oeutidlen &riieumann,
itait bemnnnt, uno ben anpitdnen
uno 237 Matrpien Der ectlYerten
ooer aeiuntenen Shiii, in Zen 6eisn
uon &erranlblco ein. elmer Der ee
tausrter 7aripier Der st. 5hepb9r' ,
iUlI nit 0autihen Seeleuten bemarn;
uro nit 8citlueen .,uFasitattet, iett
ebcuIalls nls 6aroeslsSerii0rer mo,
bill aemnd]t npreeu iein.
Gin arosres. Der -9lareupoale =.
puroe oor eiHem eCpphnlid,eu oeut
ltltu SteuerrJuu Seutrant Saoeuip
uno Is ocutitea Sec,sutcn nit 46s
Alaun Der tn, iuo,ltcu Ut uutiidien
C,c1u Ac'lp5rlc1 NIB gc'unttrer Gr.
tgUlcit''iicu1tI Str'r,mGuoc Cirpr
brlt,t. ySi:ecr l,rc tLtHe 'lit mid,
mpQ.tt CritglrcrNc Shat helocrmu
tblQCr g0ruCr Sic, ME ycutrar'
%aNcwiy inatc. olH Ntri aui BEN
rt tlttn Med hattcn rn0 aui Nercu "
'ch. olc Wt'auQCutr wit &trohurb.
urtCr &c! rlrrtau.
IN Der 9tlt't Cum % chi %.
>laraar Cu,'plra 't' TigH,r IN Der
&.dlglyitait Ntr Shpuptu Slrf cir
"a ,'ct; III lteu ,tit;c" cna,iitlir
~ t3>'t'l''tU uro Nea;it'tu {p,yeor
;lri,prtyu, rvutei onltt.in, uot
lNa,iitlu N,rlrtcr Gin atutiatr Err
pcNc,a0tr rt:i;nt: urN Die ubriaCn
Oulc,n0HO;r atlrlehtn wuyo u. S@ab
reno hIt'ts Nawc'tt 70 aat Sic yor'
HpHer (tpt't. ivi;tr Uurot cir
brltNt'cr (trat>c,llt~ ;criprt uub
tr.i G'n;icyt aHN IL Mann aet9ery.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
tSiinftise @cleaenbeh fir einen
2n,micc.

llnter,cidlnete rlnldlt itrc
Sdlmicocpertiiatt wic audi baS oa,
nit uerbunoeue Neutrality-suspicious.
su uermiethen. Ter Wicthcr, iallS CT
ods @eidlait nitlt nllein nbe,nthmtn
mill. fam mciuen ics:acn geiellcn
aunt Gartrhben. @cleaeuer Rlat.e
aute aunoidaft.
@eacr ytnhrem ichreibc ,aar am
poer iprctbe upr bci
Gliiabctt gSsl.niel
sscitpl plal,t, nc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
SSobubanS ann sot.e ~ perfaafcn.

@ute 9ptte netit 1uhnhaus mil S
3immern, aaten Nebenaebaubeu Gi,
iierae uip. I'M neiilihen Stnottbsle
aeleaen, iueaen Sterbefnlles sn Der.
inuien 9dhere auaiunft ertheilt bic
Giaentbimerin.
gbrihino HeibsI.
Rshpbolla, Iso.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

-Tr. Z. O. 1eilmann ;eiat hermit
an bas er an ben Eaten > }, 1. unh
3. Eebrunr iit In sseltpholia ieuier
sahnirstlihen Sraris wiomeu uirh.
Rau pereeiit bteit Eaten niAt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Tarui ~ "c-.apfcu.

>Sdl plIrtirc cine mciucr g'rttan
6nrncu in her YInbc BON Ciaoc ~cal
iuni Ncr'nule. Ninbrc NuS.lmi
rtheilt
i has. Y. Z .acn
Sciicriun Gitu Np.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

y dl pcif. hob pcytrnulidc
MitthtilunNCn ircmotr Rccirrnnacn
al onS Stll'2Ncpcr;mru; sic nitn,!H
Qcnlddlt uprrGu uaytn olHty In &er
traucr. 0ab tnv 1,adtlHceartmcu.
lie iuy urucy!cp,'6] tll:,u uuror
nurt) irpcnS Wcltc E,i,tcI ihytn gaco
in Nic NGaNC uun Ndurcrr oCiarNcu
hnttu. Bic III iprtn; Ga,qiarac rj4r
tcrcdtilt ijno'. Eicit >iCnil;ilncllt
Ndrrrnud purat c2j =. ,>aru,y IN
Ser r'itltliACn : SCars NtS stra:tE
upn Senator Stpn,. Dem ocru.yaii
idtn 6ubrcr i'm Sbrrhauic otthar.
lcrsScra;pr nm N,jiruyi cror.tltc
Die Yu,loat. ndB @oihiuntoncr %c
anttn @1uo rpu Ser TrirorSrctc
NCS ErlNNcuttr hGIcmncn urH IA
ourtl ucttt Suwmrr an Der yv,icn.
bor'c III Mem ?lor' cirochcimit bat,
tCu. .>it wciE uit.". iaett Ser
chrIrba'te %pltSuucy,rctcir, .rb cine
NrNrlinoiinR 'ur bicit icuia,iprcllcr
@crutte pcrhnrocu n. utcr ii, wei6
ban III Sen Trplrtmcu,S 2tnac ppr,
Oc,anlrcn iuN. h,c nidt mpalit
itir lulIitn. E't Time. nni eie it
NciUl hAtc. bttrt'irN iroch rlt'
Observation-Disclosures. ioutcrn
DC Ghrc Der Nation. El,t eaS oc,
Ihcbcu III, meiB IL niit ipuNcrn
nur oas ban cS uur Nurcl Nit 5reulu,
liattit bon Scnn,ten ceS S,an,sbc.
portcmcntS hattie seitetrr torueu."
& crrIh res tSlauhcns J
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Mad, einer Operation. ielbn bsr

CriplartldiitU. syautlt Ger NcrvCr en-
StartaraSmittcl. nv Sic lreare
vltecr III clucr tdrmpriid'tu (atio'
,tit au;urcGtr. GIN iolt,cS Nittt.
muk nbcr rii,oc lem uuo hid,tS amos
res cuthaltcn. nl2 mas Dem Sunca
htlliam III. Slt Gr'nhruna aHNcrtr
mna unS lcbrcr. ME mir urttr TO-,
den llmharotr III barhtlu bacon.
: IN, lrptrn Eruhlnhr." ldlribt Irnu
!,ltcrt y. Hittc cpu &0utthn.
NiS.. .ruterioa ih mid eiucr lh'ut'
rrr Operation. iuh,c nib obcr htr
Rndl rttwulN retlt wphl, oOS Gilcr
Wplltc mir uitlt 'dlmeicr. NlhNtm
in ,r0srcrN c,uer tur;sr Scit Sp,ri's
Slpcnirnuter eth,audlt bate. ilbte
ldl mit cusac;c,tluet. Nlpeu,rnuter
lit audi ichr gut ilr bic Ainoer; cine
Natbaru cridhlte mir. eas ihrc
sireer, ratsem lie Hlpenirduter &c
braud, aattcn. ht zines aeiuneen
Stlla'cS uuo auteu NpcetiiS erireu
en-.
Sauienbe haben Geluubheit lno
0rait in bielem alien srautrrheilmi,.
TEL aeiuuben. Ga rire uitt in..App.
tbetsn perfnuiy. iuubern benz Subli,
tum bire't aeIisieri npn ben Sabri,
santsa. iTr Rerer Snhrnsp 4 Spns
90. 1875 81. aopne sw. Obi
caar, 9H,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
9,cti,.

Vile ,(cne Die pleIicid,t ocacn ncn
ptr'iorbentn NCrnAro Wcrbprit cine
HcdlnunN huben lmo hicrnlt crludlt
iClbt eiuSurcicben an
Mar. AniiCr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

Die g,ifenbn o1u 9inSr iuufsn
,urG si, Tu'su Str linen trenStn
ei6et. uns fiue In ben Gal,risr ibrer
Selma, frsme. Sic baher t,iu aunf.
ini.r,F,. ianeern nur ben unpissr.
ii,bli1n Dtaan anf uxs su.& Rrs
isn Ms. Sci. bsramsutsmssn, tptyn.
iAiassn Nahfs n q tsildrii& hot
So strw ftat diff NafsA,n' y ~.
feihs f4si M srbsra
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13

Washington, July l3,--An embargo
effective Immediately against all ship
ments intended for export OF commod-
tiles named In President Wilson's re-
cent export proclamation. except when
bill of lading Is presented with a fed
eral license number furnished or au.
thorized by the export council at
Washington. was ordered today by the
American railway committee ON their
car service. The notice to all rail-
roads follows:
Pursuant to the proclamation Of the
president OF tn United States dated
July Q. barring certain exports except
under federal license, railroads are di
rected to place telegraphic embargo
Immediately against all shipment OF
coal, coke, feed, grain. flour and meat
therefrom: fodder. meat and fats, fuel
oils, kerosene, gasolene. pig iron. steel
billets, ship plates (structural shapOs9.
scrapiron and steel. ferro manganese
fertilizers, arms, ammunition, explO-
stves, consigned, reconslgned or to be
reconsigned. or intended for export ex-
cept when bill OF lading presented with
federal license number, furnished o.
authorized by the export council. to-
gether with permit number AUTHORISED
by the port OF delivery road.
"Arrang ements have abscn made un-
der which all shipments consignad to
points in Canada can 80 forward n
heretofore. special license covering
same having been issued thru the GUS
toms service. 1t is suggested that port
lines protest against accommodations at
ports by placing embargoes as ncc-
essary against cars in transit"
Exporters Held Responsible.
American exporters are to be held
responsible under the export law for
tho character and destination of goods
shipped abroad. Application for export
licenses, 1t was announced today, Will
not be considered when coming from
forwarding agents and shipping COM
panies.
Ships not receiving clearance papers
from American ports prior to July 15
Will not be permitted to sail until IL
censes have been obtained for every
shipment in their cargoes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
Iowa's Quota Will be 12,749
According to Compilation
at Washington.
CREDITS ALLOWED
FOR GUARDSMEN
Contrary to Expectations, Government
Will Give States Credit For Entire
National Guard Strength including
All Mon in Service Prior to April
and Who Have Been Retained
Drafted Men to Fill Vacancies.

Washington, July 13.-Formal an
nouncement was made by the war de-
partment today that $4,000 men Will
be selected from those registered on
June for the first national war army
and to fill up vacancies in the national
guard and the regular army.
Iowa's quota will be l2.749 the an
nouncement said, and among other
central states these numbers are in
cluued: Illinois, 51,613; Minnesota. L.
S54: Nebraska, S,1S5. The table from
which the net quotas were compiled
shows allowance for enlistments in the
regular army and national guards up to
June 80.
The instructions to governors ac-
companying the table direct them to
allot the state quota as given among
the exemption board districts SO that
each board in each district will know
exactly the number of men to be fur
nished by the district in filling the
state quota.
Credits Allowed For Guards.
Contrary to expectations, the gov
eminent mas dlloWco circuit IOI SAo
total strength Of the national guard,
including all those men who were in
the service prior to April and who
have been retained. The figures are
given as,follows:
Total strength Of the national guard
on Aprifs1, 1S17-164, 292.
4 Enlisted in the national guard be-
tween April and June 30.-1S3, 719,
Enlisted in the regular army between
April l and June 30--117.974.
B Total credits allowed for-465,9S5.
This means that according to the es-
Inmates of the government officials the
United States now has enrolled and
under arms approximately $4,000 men
classed rs war volunteers and therefore
constituting credits to be allowed to the
states from which they enlisted.
Despite delays. indications today
were that it might be possible to hold
the drawings early next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
IOWA, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1917
Entire West Lines
Up TO Combat /.
w. w. D;st,.rbere

San Francisco, Jdly 13-The far
west continued today to align itself
against disturbances caused by the
Industrial Workers Of the World.
State, county and city officials and
some citizens acting in their own
behalf were active, following tho
lead Of 6isbee, Ariz., whore at an
early hour the citizens yesterday
deported more than LOO men. They
had been asked to mobilize against
any return Of the undesired.
Sheriffs Of Alameda and Contra
Costa counties around San Fran
cisco bay, whore the !. w. w. were
said to be marching from tho north,
and their deputies stood guard
around the roads Of both counties.
An !. w. w. organizer was de-
Iayed near Bellinsham, WASH, last
night when he attempted to roach
logging camp. He was taken back
to 6eIIinsham and told to take the
first outbound steamer.
From Butte, Mont, whore the
/ present situation gained promin-
ence, reports seemingly indicated a
settlement. Dissension has broken
out among the different striking
bodies and amass meeting will be
held Sunday 70 determine whether
the men will return to their tasks.
The International Timber Work
ers Union, branch Of the !. w. w.,
which had threatened a strike
about Gray's Harbor, WASH, failed
to meet milInnen and logsers at a
conference they previously had de-
manded to be held not later than
yesterday. The employers declared
last night no overtures had been
made since the original demand
presented July 6. Several thousand
workmen would be involved in this
section and according to reports
here |. w. w. leaders were said to
made their greatest efforts in the
lumber districts. Up to this time
lumber districts have suffered
chiefly in eastern Washington and
Idaho.
More than 100 men in Oregon
already have enlisted In homo
guard battalion. All have had mil
itary training. Announcement Of
tho organization was made follow
ing oonfsrsncs on. the !. w. w.
situation IN eastern Oregon be-
tween Govsrser Witt>ssa.se, Ad-
jutant osnsraI George A. White
and otate Fire Marshal Harvey
Wells at Salem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
RESORT TO SHARP TACTICS.
German Agents Obtain Alcohol il
Svrups and Oils in Fertilizer.

SyTuP8 ana Wis III 0TItibxCTUs
Washington, July 13.-Information
coming into the hands Of the various
secret services Of the government is
revealing daily new evidences of the
activities Of German agents In the
United States. These agents are not
confined to persons of German nation
atty, but include Norwssians. .SS%~-eaess,
Dutch. and other nationalities.
Their operations extend to an In
finite variety OF employments other
than spying, but next to that the prin-
cipal work is to obtain innocent ap-
pearing commodities from which Ger
many can manufacture munitions.
Norwegians have purchased in this
country an article known as sugar
house syrup. waste product in the
manufacture of sugar. The Nor
wegians claimed they wanted 1t as fer
tilizer but 1t was discovered that by
distliling It the Germans obtained an
alcohol which was used in the manu-
facture OF smokeless powder.
Fertilizers bought in America have
been discovered to be saturated VITA
lubricating oils, which were extracted
by the Germans, and used in their
great armor and munition plants and
for various purposes at the front.
The government is understood to be
rhecking up on German banking in
stitutions and their agents. One
American concern owned by the
Deutsche- bank was disposed Of by that
concern Just before the United States
entered the war and within twenty
four hours after the sale q ship In Bal
.,,,..o NTH S7 0nO 0OO of ifa cold set
sail for Argentine, which 1t reached
safely There Is believed to be an or
gar, iizsaStt:.an IN existence IN America
from which Germany = replenishtng
her gold stocks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
NEW UNIT FOR |. !.
n. c. At ONCE
Ammunition Train Company
For Iowa Guardsmen to Be
Formed Immediately.
Will 6s Motor Truck Train and
Mechanics And Auto and Motor
cycle Drivers Are Asked to Enlist at
Onee-company to Consist Of Over
600 Mon and Eighteen Officers-Must
Be Raised Within Forty Eight Hours.

Des Moines, July REORGANIZATION
of an ammunition train company, con-
sisting Of eighteen officers and 6S4
men, as an additional! unit or the fed
eralized Iowa National Guard was or
dered today by Governor w. l.. Hard
Ing, upon authorization from the war
department at Washington.
Fred S. Holstein, Of Burlington, was
designated by the governor as lieu
tenant colonel in command of the COM
pany, and other officers will be named
within the next forty eight hours, as
organization must be completed by
next Sunday when the guard enters
federal service.
Governor Harding issued an appeal
for recruits for the new company,
which he. addressed to all recruiting
officers of the guard. urging that me-
chanics and motor car drivers apply
for enlistment.
The equipment will consist of 400
trucks, eleven repair part trucks,
twenty-five motorcycles and twenty
five automobiles.
In addition to the commander there
will be two majors. eight captains and
sixteen lieutenants.
Governor Appeals For Men.
Governor Harding sent the following
appeal to the newspapers:
Des Moines. July 1S.-The secretary
Of war has authorized me to organize
an ammunition train, but this must be
done within the next forty-eight honra
have this day sent out to all re-
cruiung officers Of the Iowa National
Guard directions to accept recruits for
this organization and hold them await
ing further orders. Lieut.. Col Fred s.
Holstein. OF Burlington. has been Sc
lected to command the organization,
and the officers will be selected within
the next forty eight hours. This or
kuIriIattiioi;ss -.!l! %.!l! &c uoInI,ossSs: vf egn-
teen officers and 684 enlisted men,
wbolly,a motor organization. Men de-
sired in this organization should be
mechanics or motor car drivers. who
may make application to the nearest
national guard recruiting officer. l will
appreciate your giving this the widest
possible publicity. w. L Harding,
governor Of Iowa.