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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

id6ftigune in notbwenoigen inOit-
itrieGen ooer lanOpirtbi6oftli1en Be-
trieben miiiien Die 0iitrifts.8eb
iiber5eugt iein, oob oieies ltnterneb-
men in ser Sbat our 9lufre9terbol-
tung Der miIitdrii6en 8etriebe ODER
Oes @oIfsintereies pdbreno oes
geot6Itanoes notbig lino.
9luBer0em muB feitseiteGt perOen
faQs iogar oieles belonoere inou-
1trieae ooer lonomirtbi6aftIi1e I'm.
terne6meu fir einen ser oben9enann.
ten 8mede not6penoig lit, OoB ser
@erbleib elmer ioI9en Yerion oarin
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING oeiielben
not6menOig lit, lno oaB oieie Yerion
ni9t our9 cine anoere eriest Weroen
fam, o6ne 0ireften iibitontielen un0
materiellen 8erluIt iino gta9tbeil fir
ben angemeHenen lino pirfiamen 8e-
trie6 oes inOuitrielen o0er lan6pirtb-
i6oftli6en llnternebmens, in mel9em
iie beidGftiet lit.
SpGter mag Der YrGiiOent bon Belt
81 8eit gepiiie SnOuitrien o0er SSn-
0uitrieflaiien be5eibnen Ole notbWen-
DIG iinO, rnS oie 0iitrifts- -8eborOen
weroen oooon in &enntniB geiest
WerOen. @s miro ieoo6 Die @iliHt
elmer ieoen 9e60r0e lein, Die fir fol-
DIE Snouitrien sur 8erfiigune iteben-
Den glrbeitsfrdfte feit5liteaen ouBer
oen 9lrbeitsfrdften Die gum Wlilitdr-
OienIt ein6errfen iinO, ino oas @r.
ge6niB in 8etra9t 81 5ieben, Wenn iie
ii6er oerartige Sale enti6eiOet.
Menn no1 glnli9t Der 0iitrifts-
@eb6roe, Der oirefte, Iubitantieae un0
materieae @erluit fir Elm ioI6es in
0uitrielles ooer lan0pirt6l9aitli9es
llnternebmen oen &erluIt ii6erpiegt,
Der aus Dem 6e6lidlug reiultirt, ben
0lilitdroienit elmer iol6en @erion 81
erlanaen, mag ibr Elm @ntlaiillnes-
i6ein ousgeIteat meroen.
Sol9e 9lusnabme-S1eine brau6en
nidt notbmen0iger @eiie oouernoe 81
iein, iie mogen unter Oerdnoerten
llmitdnOen einge5oeen merOen oOer
m0een nur fir beitimmte 3eitab-
i6nitte eemdhrt ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
9eine Naatcner6S6uus fir NSOit.
EGfctc.

@oibington 9. SuIi. ~ 0os
Eoitoepartement bat beiite ole Grfl1-
rlng o6gegeben ooB oie @eritbte bin
ii6tIid elmer @rbobung ser &oten
fir 6. .. 0.-@oftpodete nidt ser
@abrbeit entipreden. @s bonoelt
iid MIR Inn cine Grb0bung ser Sn.
foiiobere6nung ilno cine Grpeite-
rung ser geriiberuneshlmme fir
Yoitpodete.
9isber bnbcn ole 9ere6nlmgen
fir ole gin8iebung bon @eloern ouf
@oitpadeten 10 Gents fir ie $1OO be-
trogen mGbreno untcr oen neuen 9(n-
orOmtngen oieie 9foten 10 Gents fir
$50 imo 25 Gents fir $tOO betrogen
lollen. Ser Sodltbetrog ser Ser
iiberlneen mar bisber $50 rno lit
nunmebr olf $100 erbobt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Osencr Srieasaeridts6Of in gelaiem

81 m fter6anL 2. Suli. - gl1s
gladricbten pelde bier bon 0eiti9-
lano eintrofen, gebt beroor, OoB elm
aIBerorOentli6er Griegsgeri1ts6of
eingeiebt Woroen 1T inO feline TbG-
tigfeit oanit 6egonnen bat, ooB er
6mei belgii6e 9lrbeiter megen 2on-
oesDerratbs 5il fiilif unO orei SSobren
8pungsarbeit OerurtbeiIte. Sin an
Oerer glrbeiter betom feds Sabre
imo beri6ieOene Nrbeiter linO 9(rbei-
terinnen bon 8pei bis n6t @&cnoten
@ef1neniB 5uoiftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
SiuOen6nra i'm aiterr. ,Sanptqtarticr.

Berlin 2. SSuli (bio 2onoon).
~ glmtlid miro gemel0et, ooB 6elO-
morI6oIl bon &inoenburg uno @e-
neral- -0uortiermeiiter General bon
SuoenOorff I'M Smtptquartier ser
diicb-ungarii6en 9(rmee onge-
fommen iino unO TO oen 9eiuH 0es
oiterrei6iiden Selomoridoas 9[rtbur
9(r5 bon StrnlBenburg om If. 01Gr8
inn oeutiden Sdtptquortier ermiocrn.
Gonferen5en meroen ip6ter in Bien
ItottfinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

Tiirten cine gln5obl glttoden aiif I'm.
iere @oiitionen nobe Giitnu. 9ioro-
meitlib BON Sepne erreihtcn iniere
borgei6obenen glbt6eilun9en nob ei.
ner enereiiAen Ierfol9img Der Eiir-
fen Die 9leeiou OeS 3eriOar Sees uuO
berlpidelteu Oen 6einO Der ole
StraBe na6 %oniipiu pertbeioiete, in
cine SHladt"
5ran3ofen gepinneu Der.
Iorenes Eerrain 5uriid.
Yaris, 2. Suli. Iie beute
9fadmittog bonn fron3oliiden &riegs-
bureau Derofientlihte oifi5ieQe Ylit-
tbeilung bat iolgenoen @ortlaiit:
nSiOlib bon Ct Gnentin boben
mir einen 9lngriif auf imiere fleinen
@oiten in ser Ndbe BON @aldg 5il.
riidgeidlagen.
SSn Dem @ebiet 5piiden Gernb lnO
9liQes oouern Oie 9lrtiaerie-admpfe
nit beionoerer Seftisfeit fort. Spat
om glbenO mohten uniere Streit.
frGfte eineu @egenooritoB anf beiOen
Seiteu ser gliaes @oiiiD StroBe.
Tieie Sperotion. oie in brooouroier
g9eiie oitrdgefiibrt purOe. iebte unS
in oen Stono, Die Eeuti1en aus ser
9inie bon Shiibengrdben binaus5l.
trei6en Die iie fiir3lid eingenommen
batten. Gos mieOergelupnnene Ger.
rain ipar nit Seitben beOedt, Die
8eugniB Oabon ablegten lpelhe
iAweren 8erlillte Ser 6einO in ieiner
Sfienline erlitten bate.
gntlang Der StroBe 5>uiiben 2aon
imO 9ieims mor oie 9lrtiaerie.Ebd-
tigfeit cine ie6r le6bafte.
SIN Moepre- Giitrift beriubte cine
Itarfe 0ertihe GrfllnOungs 9Ibtbei-
lung uniere 2inien nabe 8lireD 81 er.
reiben, wurOe a6er ourd unier5euer
5eriprengt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
@ieOcr cimmul Q(mfftanOe bcridtet

81 m 1terSonL 2. Suli. II Ser
9iiiieloorfer General -9(n5eiger tbeilt
nit, OoB am 0onnerItog in 0iiIleI-
oorf iid llnruben ereigneten, an De-
men 9lrbeiter fein6li9er 91ationalitGt
iib betbeiligten. 2G0en muroen Ser-
ltort uno eepliinOert, belonoers mur-
oe Sbnopps geraubt. 8iirger geitot-
teten 0ieien feinoli6en 9(uslGnOern,
ungebin0ert ibren glntbeil on ser
9eute 81 nebmen. Die Foli5ei, mel.
de our6 Sruppen berIt1rft morOep
mar, nobm biele 8erboftlngen bor.
Ser W9ilitGr- Gonlmonoont bat einen
@efebl erloiien nod pel6en 9(nItoi-
llngen ollf oen StroBen berboten mer-
oen.
@s mur0e ongeoronet, DAB ale
@irtbifoften ino @ergniigungs-2o-
fale Inn 8 llbr 9[benos geIhloIIen
iueroen nit 9LuSnobme 6es Sta6t-
Sbeuters im0 Oes Stoot.Opernbou-
ies. 9os Yublifum pllroe Dor Dem
Serumllingern ouf ser StroBe ge-
Warnt lino elm @efe6l erIoIIen, rid
ii6tslos gegen irgeno Semonoen Ger
iid ser &oIi5ei pioeriest, por8ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
9ubtl iii Ru6lano.

lleber SOrgebrm DER
MrmcC.
Ser SrieGsmimiItcr Ieitete
PeriDnIit1 Die SffemiiDe.
@r modt Dem @remiermiuilter @lit-
tbeilune. - Qie am erlten 9(n-
griff betbeilieten Reeimenter err
bolten Oen glonen nGeeimenter
1. SuIi~. - 9lrmee bat ibre
2iebe fir 6reibeit inO @oterIauO
eripieien loet Ger &riegsnliniIter.
B eterS6urg, 3. Suli. IL Ser
mddtiee @oritoB ser ruiiiiden glr.
NEE bat in gau5en 2onOe groBen
SubeI ausgel0it. SIS iit iebt 6efannt
geuorOen Dab &riegsminiiter Se.
renSfp iel6it ole 5iibrlms oeS SeereS
ii6ernobm
Ser Nliniiier por ole Iebten bier
Gage onoouerno an Ser Sront gene
Ier un0 6otte allies aufge6oten, I'M
Die Solooten 81 elmer ener9ii6en Si-
feniiOe 81 6epeaen. S6lieBli6 itellte
er iiA peri0uli6 an ole Spite Der
Truppen imO CAB Oas Commando
gum 8orriiden.
Sn ieiner 9oti6aft an oeu @re-
miermiuiiter 2Ooff iagte Ser arieaS-
niniiter:
u9lm 1 Suli unterno6m Die 9lrnee
oes reOolutiondren &uBlanO's nit
groBem @nt6uliosmus ole SifenIipe.
Sic bepies oanlit &uBlonO rmo Der
gan5eu @elt i6re Sreue 5ur 9lebo-
luton inO ibre 9ie6e fir Srei6eit
ino 8oterlano.
g8oS inner foumen mag, oomit
lit allen glngrifien oid Oie oemofro.
tiide rliiiide 9Irnee Elm 3iel geiebt
Sd bite Sic mid 5u olitoriiireir
Ben 9egimentern Die an Dem Sam.
pie bonn f. Suli t6eilno6men, rot6e
reOohltionGre Sloggeu 81 ge6en lmo
ibnen oen @omen n&egimenter 4.
Suli" 5u Derlei6en.
%reulier 2Ooif bat Dem Griu6en
entipro6en.
GemonItration in Ben
StraBen FetersburgS.
@etersburG .. Suli. n Die
groBe, bon oen Gelegoten Scr 9Ir6ei-
ter ino Sol0nten aeplonte Temon.
ltrotion lit obne ieoe St0ulng Oor
iicb gegongen, obpobl man gefiirHtet
bate, oaB oie glnarbiiten i6re Gro.
bung, cine @egenoenonltrotion 81
Oeranltalten, po6r mo6en peroen.
3oblreibe Bro5eiiionen 0eren
&beilnebmer in6eiuoifnet maren,
Ourd5ogen oie StroBen Der Saupt-
itaOt, ann iib naH Dem &orooefelO
81 6ege6en poiel6it 0ie Spier Ger
iiingiten &epolution i6re &u6elt1tte
gefllnOen 6o6en. Nm ser Spite ser
@ro5eiiionen maribirten Watiiffo-
pellen ilno 3oblrei6e 9onner muroen
mitgetragen. Sic lebteren trigen
feinerlei patriotiide oOer friegeriid6e
Snidbriiten man fonnte mlr Sni6rif-
ten entoeder, Die gegen Die Nei1en
imo gegen Die Bourgeois geriAtet
maren.
ug}ieOer nit ser Grmo llno Sem
9iei6srdt6l" o9lie0er nit oen fopi-
toliiiiiden Wliniiternl~ n0os &olf
fdmpft fir 6rieoenl" 10 louteten eli.
nige oieier 9onner-SniAriftcn.
Cine 9l6tbeihng bon Solooten
fii6rte Elm 9amer NIT lid, ouf Dem
5u leieu mar. oglieOer nit Dem in-
perialiltiihen 9riege. g9ir pcrlan-
~gen @aifenitiQitono an allen 6rou-
ten Inn ii6er 6rieoen 5l reOenl~
@inige onoere Banner entbielten
Snicbriiten 0ie einen Sonoeririe0en
perOanmtcn mo gegen Die @e6cim.
Dertrdge 5wiIcbcn 9hiBlon0 cinerieits
mo 6ranfreiA wie GuglmO onoerer-
ieits geridtet liuo.
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Gro6t gtntr.
MtA6teM aMgebli6 bic
&uhen.
Sym erItem GtaSimn tbrer
itemcm GffemiiOe.

Sn Oen aGmpien am Souutog wur-
Oeu nod 9Gngoben bon @eters-
burg bon Sen 9Ruiieu mebr ais
10000 Gjefoneene eemodt.
9(uBeroem ficIen oen 9lugreifern
iieben idpere @ei6iise in ole
Sdnoe. aonil6p bon oen
9fuiicn bciett.
8eterSbura 2. Sui. n Ole
ruiiiiden Sruppen 6obeu ole Nrt-
iboft 9onin1D aui Der goli3iiheu
6ront genommeu unO t64 Sffi5iere
lmO S4O0 @lom 9efouaen geuom-
men.
GicS miro in 0em 6eute 9}adnit.
tag bom ruiiiiAen 2riegSbureoi
ousgege6enen amtliben 8eriAt ge-
meloet, Ser bin5uiiigt ooB oie 9fuiien
bis on oen 6lnB 9onuIh0 Oororon.
gen imo iieben ibmere @eIbiibe er.
belteten.
Gie 3o6l ser in Oen aGmpien bonn
Sonntag bon oen 9iuiien gemobten
@efangenen mar mebr ais 10000.
Gle 9iliiien ba6eu iii0meitli6 bon
9r5e5onD mebrere itarf beieiiigte
Steaunaen oes SeinOes aenommen.
Ser 9eridt 6etont, Dob einige Der
ruiiiiden Sruppeut6eile ie6r i6mere
&erluiie crlitteu beionoers an Siii-
5ieren
Ger 9eri6t iiigt 6e5iiglicb Der E6d.
tigfeit ser &uitme6r bin5u:
Gas 2uitidiff 0Slpo @3lrones"
mari uuaeid6r $50 @iuno 9omben
oui oie 6inter Sen ieinOlihen 2inien
gelegencn Srte bina6
IS fam 81 fiinf Srft9eiebteu, mo
in einem oerielben mruOe Ger Som.
manOont OeS 6lug9eibmaoers, 8opi-
tGn-2ieutenont 9ambopib. ibper
oermunOet; o6er oos 2uitidiii mur-
oe licber nod imieren 9inieu 3iriid-
ge6raHt."
Son Ger &outoiuS 6ront.
petersburg 2. $ltli. n Iie
beute 9}aAmittog bonn ruiiiden
ariegSbirenl OeroffeutIihte offi8ieae
Wdtt6eihmg beiagt 6e5ii9lid 0er @nt-
pidlrngcu aui Dem &oufolus:
Dllnter Dem Grud rnierer Ietahe-
ments baben iib Die Siirfen aiif
%anjpin Hlriidge5o9en llniere aa-
OoIlerie iette ibre &erfolgung oes
6einoes fort inO beicbte oos Torf
Gngiojo, nor0li1 bonn See Ceribor.
llniere Eruppen na6men ferner oeu
feinoliben Stiibpiinft &oIamiripon,
iiiOoItIi6 bonn Gee Geri6ar. uno ole
Gorier 9lbo6on uno Cere6uc."
SeripGteter ruiiifder 9 e.,
ridt.
%eterSburg,2 9. Sui. II Gas
ruiiiicbe &riegsminiiterium beribtete
geiteu, oaB aftiOe militdriihe Spe-
rationen in @nli5ien imO auh an Der
faufoiiben 6ront iorti6reiten.
Gie GlelOlng loutet
o9uiiid6-galBii6e 6ront: SSn Ser
NiGtung auf 3lodoff lmo @r5e5aup,
0iiiid bon 9em6ere in @oIBien ba-
ben 9lrtillerietdmpie bon GROCER Sef.
iigfeit itattgeiunOen.
9ilundnihe 6ront; Sin in @ewe.
guug 6eiinOlider ieinOlider 9abn5ug
lit BON lnierer 9(rtiIlerie in ser 9}e.
sion oeS Serges 9amnintelu 3eritort
porOen.
9oufoiiide 6ront Su ser 9lidtlna
oif %ouimm in Ger Eiirfei nabe Der
perliihen @ren5e, unterna6men Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
Cbtntr rrkauf
<ine lOfale Oewinne
Der &nhen.
Sbre @erlmIte inn blnti0em
Oimaen i1limmer aIS je.

ONtNH(W ItJt itseUtS~ Wv w.
So meloet Der oeutIde @eneralItab in
ieinem amtli9eu 9eridte. Ser
@erluIt Ger Orti6oit aoniudp
BON Berlin 5ugegeben. Ser
Smiptaneriff ser Ruiien idlug
ieoo6 sdn5Iid ie6l. - Die 0iui-
fen ianOten erobe Grippenmoiieu
ms 6elo.
Berlin. bio 2onOon, 2. SuIi. IT
Ser berte 9lbeno pom Oeutiden 9lr.
meebouptquortier Oeroiientlidte amt
lide geridt Iaitet, iuie foIet;
Dgluf oem oitIi6en ariegsidmt.
Plate bat li6 ole Gage nidt gednoert.
8ei aoniudp lit Die rlliiilbe Oiien-
iipe 5uiammengebrohen. @eiter
noroIib bon bort baben lid ueue
Sdlabten entipidelt.
8erlin Dia 2onoon, 2. Suli.-
Die 9uiien boben in ibrer neuen Of.
feniipe Oos ealidiihe Dorf SsoniuAi
senommen; ibr Sauptoueriff purOe
ieood Dor elmer befeitieten SteIlung
gum Stialtano eebraht. 6riihe
@oritoBe in oieier @eeeno muroen
bon Sen Qelltiheu 0uriideeidlagen.
9ie @erluite Der 9iuiien in oieieH
96mpfen poren ihIimmer ais ie Su-
Dor. @in0eIne riilii6e Tmppen.Or.
eouiiotionen Wuroen ednaIih mIise.
rieben.
0ieie 2inOe brinet Der omtlide
geriAt Der beite gladmittag bon
ser oeutiHen oberiten &eeresleitung
erloien ipur0e. yloditebeuO DER boil
Ii6noige Snbolt Der W9ittbeiIune:
g8 itlider &riegSf6ou-
plat.
Sur on wenieen SteIlen in benz
Gebiet omilhen Der See uno Der
Somme nobm Die glrtiaeriei6Ia6t
an &eftiefeit ou. @orItoBe britiiber
Grfunoungs 9lbtbeiIuneen oItlid
bon gtieuport BEL @roUeIle unO noro.
weitIid bon ct. Quentin ihlugen
febl. llnieren Deto6ements eelong
es. auf Dem yier.EiefIau6e, noroIid
BON Dirnuoe, Dem 5ein0e in einem
lle6errnihnnes Angriff beOentenoe
&erluite bei5ubringeH nno cine groBe
glnoabI 9elaier geiongen 6u nebmen.
Seute Wlorgen in oIler 6riibe unO
Damn mieoer am gioAnlittag mahten
Die 8riten meitlif) bon Gems mebrere
@orF0Be. gln ein5eInen 9untten
orongen iie in uniere 2inie elm, mur.
oen a6er lpdter bon unleren ober.
ihleiiihen Reoimentern in 9lobtam-
pfen wieoer 5uriideemorfen; mir
mohten mebr ols 175 @efangene
linO erbeiIteten II Moidinenoemebre.
9(rmeegruppe oes oeutiden &ron-
prin5en TT ytod itarfen g(rtiuerie.
@orbereihneen idritten Ole 6ron5o-
! fem 5u ncuen 9lneriffen om Gbemin
oes Gomes eeeen Die SdiibengrGbeiL
ole iie tiir8lid iiiOli6 Ger 8obeIlc-
5arm berloren botten. 9lae ole @or.
itoBe oes JeinoeS wurOen bon uns
in admpfen obeeidlneerL Oie am oit-
lihen gl6bane oes 8IoteouS beion.
Oers beftig woren.
9lif Der moceooniibeu 6rcnt bat
iid Die olleemeine Sadl1ge nidt lpe.
ientlih ber6nOert.~
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q miterOom, 2. SuIi. \ Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03

m6bnlicb Gage oouert, e6e Die Gobel.
Dcrbinoln9en 5wiiben 9lmerifo mO
ShiucOeu 5ergeIteat pcroen fonnen.
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Die NGmpfe nm Gems.

9erlin Oia 2onoon, 2. SSuli. ~
Cine balbamtlihe aRittbeilima mel.
DIE oen iiingiten 6ritiiden glnariIf be.
ipridlt, iagt ooS ougenidleinIihe
3iel, Sen 9enS.@oriprilng 81 Inn.
idbIieBen, miro peiter fortaeieet. Sct
Die Ceutiden oie 5ront bei 9eginu
oes sIngriiis aui 9lrras ansribteten
bat Der Sens-Yoriprung aIIe bartea
-britilden Sdldge oiIsgebolten. 0icr
5ulammeuge5ogeue oeuticbe 9atterien
neriIriodten oem 6einOe oir6 Der.
nitbtenoes 6lonfenieuer eegen Nleri.
court mo @oprelle Die idluerItel
9ermite. Qie emit blii6enSe Berg.
perfItaot 1T elm Griimmerbalien.
3piihen ShIodenbouien Iammel-
ten iib mieOer nelie 9lbiallbauien in
Oen 5eritorten 9lr6eiter9olonien in
Sen Sorit1Otcn an Sic barafteriiti.
iden Ebiirme in Der llmgegenO linO
5eridoiien gtii5iige 5eritort imo
@ru6en iiberi6menmt 8ran50iiide5
glationaleigentbum i'm @ertbe bon
Wiillionen lit bon ben GnglGnoern
bernidbtet por0en
liner 3cihngen erfIdren, DAB Gan5.
Ter bon 9etbmonu.SoIlweg Oie 2ei-
ter Der beridicoeneu Earteien inn
Reidstag. mclde in ser Iebten @obe
nit aorI Selfferih, Dem @ice.0on8.
Ter lno Staotsiefrctdr oeS Snneren.
conierirten, beute empfoneen meroe.
Die miIit6rilde rmO politiide Situa.
tion unO ole @orbereitingen fir ole
fommeuocn @lenor Sisuneen 0es
&eiAstages moGeu beiproden wer.
0en.
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ibweren gerlilite ser 6einO in leiner
Sifenlibe erlitten bate
gntlang Der StroBe 5,piiben 2aon
lnO &eims NOR oie 9lrtiaerie.Ebd-
tigfeit cine iebr lebbofte.
Sm @oepre.G Giiirift oeriudte cine
Itarfe oeutide @rfinOunas 9lbtbei-
lung uniere 2inien nabe 3lireD 8u er.
reiben, purOe a6er our6 unier5euer
5eriprengt.~
9lmtlider Oterreidiid er
9eridt.
gBien. 2. sSuIi, pia 9onoon.
Qie oIterreidiid-lmeariide 0berIte
Seeresleitlng melOet bonn oItli6en
ariegsi6ouplab inter eeItrieem ga.
ttn:
nSn Sitgali5ien lit Die Deieniioe
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9beilen Der icinoli6en Snianterie ge.
hmgen mar, ooroultoBen, iino oieie
9oritoBe in unierem Sperrieuer 6u-
lammengebrohen.
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mittag meitli1 BON 8nloc5e unter-
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gen Mitternodt iubte Der 6ein0 iiio4
lid bon 8r5e3anD obne Dorberige glr-
tiaerie @or6ereitlng oor5ubrehen,
wuroe o6er 5uriidgeihlaeen. S8d6.
reno ser gto6t flmlte oaS 9(rtiIlerie-
feler ab, Inn am n6diten Morgen er.
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plab.
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polo bon 9oDeru - Ser am Sonn-
tag bon Oen &uIien imternommene
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oberen 2oufe ser Stripa uno Dem
0itliden llfer Oes gloropnpfa fiibrte
6u iebr blutigen &Gmpfen. 0ie Hui-
fen ridteten Oen SmlptOrud eeeen
ole @egeno BON 9oniubD imo eegen
ole 2iuien oitlid uno iiiolid bon.
9r5e6anD.
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rie Gorbereitilnaen melde 6pei bolle
Gage oauerten berlponoelten imlere
SteIhmgen in elm &roterfeIo, eegen
ons Oie feinoliden &egimenter oen
aon5en Gag ii6er Sturmongriffe I'M
ternabmen g8ir berloren oos 0orf
&oniu6D.
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pltroe Dor einer borbereiteten befe.
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inO Elm frilber 8oritoB gegen oiele
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pen abgeidlogen. Das &inaen mar
beionoers beiB uif beiOeu 5eiten BON
9r5e5anD.
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INNER tuieoer bon friiden Gruppen
berit6rft muroen muroen an oieIer
SteIle gegen lns in Den anmpf ge.
ididt. g9ir be6oupteten iiberoa I'M.
iere SteIlimgen ooer gemannen lie in,
@egenoneriffen auriid. bel oenen iib
i6hiii6e uno rbeiniihe 9ibiiionen
ino tiirfiibe Eruppen beionoers ber-
rort6oten.
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aGnpfen iiberIteieen ales bisber 0a.
eetpeiene. Gin5elue Sruppen-@inbei-
ten muroeu edn5lib oiigerieben.
Gntlone Dem Sluiie StofboO rno
om 0nielter oouert ole lebbofte 9bd-
tigfeit Der ruiiiiden 9rtillerie fort.
gi0rolidb BON Der aoDel.2utsf-
9obnlinie brad elm 9(ngriff ruiliider
Eruppen Dor Der 6ront elmer lter.
reidiih.unoariicben Gioiiion 8uiom-
men.
gluf Oen Sronten ser beioen nnoe.
rem 9lrmeegruppen boben iih feline
Spcrationcn bon 9eoeutng 8ugetra-
gen.
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fi6rern.
81 M gfprA 9 cSuli 49, Wpr.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-04
COCKTAILS TO SUCCEED BAKER

Washington, April 4(By Union
Associated Press) s)-Among the many
rumors that interest Washington these
days, not even the plans Of the extra
ordinary session Of congress can down
the reports that Gen. George W. Goe-
thals is slated to. succeed Newton D.
Baker, Of Ohio, as Secretary Of War
before many more weeks have passed.
Several other changes are predicted,
but they are not so positive. II
brought about, it must be understood
that the changes reflect no discredit
on any Of the Cabinet officers involv-
ed. The reason for the reported
change in the War Department folio
at this time is based on the argument
that a gigantic task involving trained
skill and experience is about to de-
volve upon the head Of the United
States army. The country is
getting ready to put million men ur'-
der arms and the job Is far beyond
any military undertaking in the his
tory Of the country, therefore it re-
ouires creative work n high special
lied kind. Most military experts are
agreed that It ought to be in charge
Of a military man who has demon
strated his skill a. an organizer.
Cen. Coethals seems to be the man
for the Job and his friends are urging
him for the portfolio.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-04
A MARVELLOUS PHOTOPLAY.

At the Greenwood Theatre on
Thursday of this week you will have
the opportunity of seeing one Of the
marvellous photoplay spectacles that
has ever been offered the public. Its
a picture that has been shown in all
the larger cities at .$1.OO prices' and
all who have seen it pronounce it well
worth the price charged. The man
agement of the Greenwood Theatre
advise that, owing to the unusually
heavy expense put to in getting the
picture and the exhibition of same,
a sacrifice is being made in the low
admissions advertised, but the scale is
so arranged that every man, woman
and child in this community can have
the pleasure of viewing "CIVILIzA-
TION," the NINE REEL spectacle
produced by Thos. H. Ince.
Thursday is to be celebrated as
patriotic day in our midst and it is
very opportune that such a photoplay
as "Civilization" should be shown the
people at that time. The Matinee
performance will begin promptly at
$3.50 P. M. and will run about two
hours and fifteen minutes. Make your
arrangements to be there either at
the Matinee or Night show.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-04
HEAVY RAINS
AFFECT RIVER
Stage This Morning Thirty and Two
Tenths Feet-Has Been Rain
ing All Day.

The Yazoo River Stage at seven
o'clock this morning, according to the
figures of Local Observer ]. H. Steph-
en-, was 30.2 feet and still rising. Rain
has been falling iii torrents all day
and reports are that the rain is gen.
eral all over north Mississippi. A
very decided rise in the river during
the next few days will probably re-
suit.
The river has continued to rise dur
ing the past two or three months, ev-
cry day finding the stage either q lit
tie higher or the same as it was the
day before, never lower.
The weather man forecasts showers
tonight and tomorrow with squalls to-
morrow. Lower temperatures are
predicted.
Low lands adjacent to the river
have been flooded for some time past
and the back water still stands in
many places. South Of Greenwood
Tchula Lake is full and overlooking
with back water from the River.
The temperature for the twenty
four hours ending at seven o'clock
this morning was, highest 81 degrees,
lowest Al degrees and IS degrees at
seven o'clock.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-04
CITY COUNCIL
MET LAST NIGHT
Routine Work Accomplished and Mat
ter of Ditch Through Jones Ad-
dition Taken Up.

The City Council met last night in
regular session, yesterday being the
first Tuesday night of April. The u.s.
ual routine work of allowing accounts,
paying salaries and receiving reports
was gone through with and the Coun-
Gil took up the matter of a drainage
ditch through the Jones Addition just
east of the city limits.
The matter Of this ditch has been
before the Council time and again for
settlement and the question has ap-
parently been adjusted several times
but each time something else brings
it back before the Council. The ques-
tion involves the alleged damage to
property by the drainage ditch which
has been in existence for nearly thirty
years. The ditch is beyond the city
limits, Mr.. Jones complaining that the
water from the city carried off inUthe
ditch damages his property.
A committee of the Council was to
have visited the scene this morning
but owing to the weather the trip was
postponed.
It was understood at the meeting
last night that the contractors will
be ready to begin work on paving
East Market and Lamar Streets eth
er next week or the week after. A
good deal of the draining and grad
ing has already been done on these
streets and when paving is begun it is
expected not to take very long to COM
plete the work.