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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Local Laoonies.

There is skating in Wilcox park
The members of the Westerly Cycle
club watched the old year out and the
new year in.
Mr. and Mrs Georue A. Champlin
will leave Tuesday for Florida. to re-
turn early in May
Miss Madelaine Higgins is in Man
chester, Conn.,. visiting her brother,
DR.. Joseph A. Higgins.
William A. Wilcox has sold to Gut
seppe Castag na the cottage on Liberty
street formerly owned by Mrs. Mary
a. Higgins.
Alexander NJ Blake Jr., and SID
nev Blake, have received first class
scout badges and Sidney Morehouse
q second class badge.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Alice Boardman, formerly of
Westerly, now of Manchester, Eng
land, to Edward CasIer of Canada.
Miss Rosalie Higgins. member of
the nurses training class at the Car
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

A Petrograd dispatch says, IN broad
daylight, at a. M, nine young men
wearing the uniform Of a government
department drove up in a motor car
to the residence of a weIl-Snovvn mill
nonaire, M Givatovsld, in a naShion-
hold of fourteen persons under arrest
and searched the premises, but fall
ing to find money or other valuablesi
as they evidently expected, and fear
ing interruption, they hurriedly de-
camped.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Tree PJantino In DUBLIN,

Tree planting on large scale 10 go
ing on in Ireland to replace the tim
Der cut down for use in the war. In
Cavan county 10000 trees have been
planted, and in other counties many
thousands have been put down. Agrt-
cultural societies are Offering amore-
station prizes.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
What to Do for Bad ccIas

What 70 Do Tor Bad CcIGS
If you want cough medicine that
gives quick and sure action in heal
ing colds. coughs or Group, get FoIey's
Honey and Tar. 1t heals infamed or
swollen membranes in throat, chest
or bronchial tubes; breaks up tight
coughs. loosens the phleg7n, makes
Breathing easier. stops tickling in
sehroat. ". F. Thomas. SUInnlerviile.
ga, writes: ''Fo1ey's Honey and Tar
< a most efficient remedy for coughs,
hoarseness, etc. have used it with
excellent results. The Lee & Os-
good Co
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
Beer and whiskey for Cows.

Giving evidence in favor of the re-
tention of a license to sell liquors In
small suburb of London, a FARMER salo
Thai he found the solitary inn a great
convenience. He said he was in the
habit of giving a quart of beer to the
cows after calving, and that he also
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

After forty years of continuous
service in the Life Saving Service
and it's successor, the coast guard
service, Herbert NJ. Knowles, with the
rank of first lieutenant and super:n-
tendent of the sixteen stations in this
district, has netitioned the depart
ment for retirement. The petition
will undoubtedly be granted as the
applicant, by faithful service, has
earned the rest he asks for under pay
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

gave them a pint of whislsey OCCASION
ally. The stock would suffer, he said
if denriYed of these beverages
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

ineEs Before the PUBIC, there is no
medium better than through the adj
vertisinG columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

| mastery of the earth. The principal
Character Of Professor Browns address
was the recently discovered Pithecan-
thropus erectus, the earliest known
human, whose remains We're dug up on
the island of Java. A picture of p. E.
physiogcnomy was given on the black
board, with his absence of forehead
and chin, with pug nose, gaping
mouth and profusion of why hair.
/ 1t is the oldest human that scientists
know about and he was very closely
related to the creature who was
! neither man or monkey. who was tn"
Joining point of the two branches.
Professor Brown told why the early
men had obtained mastery over
beasts: because man could stand erect,
because he had a true hand, with
thumb easily opposable to the fingers
because he gained the power of articu-
late speech and beea use of his greater
brain ca Y1city.
Chief Scout Donald North announced
that B5,5sit' Aaranyille of the Boston
Graves. who was scheduled to speak
had missed the train and could not get
to tire meeting Def re adjournnnen t.
Sir. North said that he knew the big
league ball Players mission would be
tlfat no man or boy can succeed I'M
les he has the goods"
Charles w. Townc told in a hunaor-
osls wa Of his hunting trip in Wyo-
ming with Buffalo Bill. the old Indian
scout. The session closed with short
| Istlh DN Ad4DF I(1W3TO Jr., OH
the right kind of patriotism.
The Shore Lire express train due to
arrive in Westerly Saturday evening
al O'Clock struck and instantly killed
Charles f DonneIly SO of West King
ston. while he was driving his horse
attached to a wagon over the grad
erossin" lust east Of the Kingston sta
ticn. The horse was Knocked down
but not injured, and the wagon was
demolished Mr.. Donneliy's body was
landed in a sitting posture on the front
end of the locomotive that was speed
ing at the rate of so miles an hour
The train was stopped about three
ston station and the body was taken
hack TO the station by four Westerly
Foy Scouts who were passengers on
the train, Reginald Dean, Alexander
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
MYSTIC

7ev. M. p. Hart Entertains Canvassers
at Recent Fair-F. 3. L. Election
Standard Oil Company Recognizes
Faithful Service.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
FOREST NOTES.

During the fiscal year 1916. 705, 1872
acres of National Forest timberlands
were estimated and mapped inten-
siveIy, and 1,093,006 extensively. In
all. 20, S15,79S acres have been mapped
by intensive methods and 1921 $50
by extensive methods.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Investigations by the Forest Pro-
ducts Laboratory, at Madison, Wis
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

There were cut from the National
Forests in the fiscal year 1916 6O4, >
920, 900 board feet of timber. or TINS
amount 119.4S3,0GO board feet was cut
nnder free use privilege by 42,055 in
divfduals. In all, 10,s4O sales of tim
Der were made, of which 81 per cent
were under 500 in value, indicating
the extent to which the homesteaoer,
rancher. miner, small millman, and
others in need of a limited. quantity of
timber draw upon the forests.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Miss Ellen Fitz Pendieton, president
of Wellesley college, and native of
Westerly, will be the guest of honor
at a reception bv the Westerly Col
Perry. Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Pendleton is spending vacation in her
old home town as guest of her broth
er, James A. Pcndleton, a director of
the Industrial Trust company, of
Providence. and manager of the Wes-
terIy branch. Miss Pendleton has two
other brothers in Westerly, Charles
md Eugene, and also another brother,
Colonel Edwin Pendieton, u s. A.
'etired, who resides n Washington, D.
- =
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

The work of classifying and opening
TO homestead entry such lands in the
National Forests as are chiefly valu-
able for agriculture is progressing
rapidly Already over seventy million
acres have been covered by field ex-
aminations and the final reports acted
upon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Peter Cofone, who committed a
violent assault with a pickzxe handle
upon Harry Clamp. a foreman for the
New Eneland Granite Works, about
i've years ago. and escaped, was ar
rested Saturday bv Brief Brown and
Patrolrnan Mitchell, in Oak street. 1t
is claimed he returned to Westerly
several weeks ago and was employed
on the re- ilroad.~ When arraigned be-
fore Judge Williams in the Third dis
trict court Saturday evening, he said
he was md and struck Boss C1apn.
but pleaded not guilty. to the charge
of a violent assault, by advice of his
counsel A+tornev Ledwidge The case
bond of $1,000 furnished.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy en-
tertaired a large party of friends at a
house warming in their home on
Spruce street Friday evening with
Whist, vocal and instrumental music
and refreshments. Miss Rose Bannon
and Miss Mildred FeneIon and Joseph
L. Lenefan and Frank Vennette were
the prize winners at whist. Solos
were rendered by DR.. James ~ Crow
ley, c. Leo Higgins, Joseph l. Lene-
han and Miss leila Ennis and Mrs
Leniflaa. A feature of the occa sion
was a Hawaiian costume dance by
Miss Nellie Flynn, with euIzelalee ac-
compartment by Miss Mary McGfnr1
ard Miss Marie Henry. Misses Char
lotte and Margaret Mulnati sang a
duet. and there was other singing in
which al Joined. 1t was a very enjoy
able evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01
:, Ferdinand Titswe5th. of PIainFeld::

erdfnand- IftsWorth, OF PIaInfIe1d q,
NJ. j., ard Miss Mildred johnson, of
Providence, are to be married at the
home Of the mother of the prospec-
tive bride. January 8. Both are known
in Westerly. Mr.. Ellsworth having
quite a number of relatives here, and
Miss Johnson is sister Of Mrs. Hen
~ l.. Burdick, Of Elm street. fnvi-
tations TO the wedding have been re-
ceiYed in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

snent tanbark in the manufacture OF
asphalt shingles to the extent or lou
has been thereby increased from 60
cents to $3.50 per ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

teriy from the Internal revenue office
in Providence by those liable to the
special tax which is required from
every person, Arm or corporation do
ing business as a broker, pawn broker,
ship broker or custom house broker,
and on all proprietors OF theatres, cir
cuses, bowling alleys. pool rooms, or
other public exhibitions. The tax is
due January /, and il not paid by
Jan. 81. there is a penalty Of so per
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-01

He became a sdrfman at the Point
Judith station in 1876, and from 1878
to 1889 was captain. He was appoint
ed assistant superintendent and short
ly thereafter superintendent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

Cuaudo nv"es:Ic ii5tas en- ~rs"~Hoi
i.r, ase a ~ignsc,o {. Lozs"o -Gn?
tc's svts ;, =. N..i....-. i,A,~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

otr0 iado. Los ~myExicanos parecian
ser una docena o POGO mas. Y al scr
tiroteados Sc ocultaron det"as de
unOs matorrales.
Il consul Eduardo Soriano Bravo
av;s5 al general Bell 10 ocurrido y
este manifesto al funcionario de fac
:, que los solGados habian ~disparado
obcdcciendo las 0-dencs dadas por el
cartel general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
NAVlDAD.

Erl Navidad. FL cscritor GuSta-
- Rivet paseibasc allegro por las
collss Dc Paris, cuando al DOLLAR una
esouina VIC ante un vcndedor de jul
quotes III pequchuclo que observa-
ba los mevimicntos de un pollchinc-
la.
Fl asrcc;o pobre dc aqucl nlno
ilam6 su atcrci0n. a su vista recor
do ell escritor j su hijita: sintio en-
zus moiiI'as los Suaves hcSos que lie
d:era aqUella manana, cuando al des-
pcrtar halo junto d su iccho CT rcgalo
de papa Noel.
Acercandose al pequenO, entablo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
Haitj eoncedera Ia extradici0rI dc
los principles jefes De Ia
r~evoluci0n cuD2ua
Seis mi tones de pes1s fgcron ~imPGestfs de f'csza ef
ses eral Josg N: ueI Gomez, gof4 q4e otieada
G Ia Tespoasnbuida4 civil

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSa
HABANA, Cuba, Abril 18.-Ayer.
Ell su~bsecretario de Estado. docto.
GuilIermo Patterson, informo a los
representatives de IA prensa habaue-
ra. que TODD ell personal que esta q
sus 6rdenes estaba trabajando activa
mente en- u,timar la traduccicn dc
10: documentos que scrap cnriadas 4
LIS au:orid1des de Haiti para probar-
les los generates Rigoberto Fer
nandez. Loret de Niola Y demas nj
litares cubanos que fueron aprehen-
didos al desembarcar en- Puerto Prin
cipe a peticion de las autoridadeS
clbanaS, no deben ser considerados
como 10 que reaimente son, politicos
cue lucharon contra ci ~25ierno Dc:
general Menocal. s.no cu1lo "miIi'a-
re+ t"aidor2s. 1sesiaos Z incendla-
rios"
La Secrctaria de Estado trabaja
para que cuanto antvs Sc acceda 4 Il
ox,radic:6n de los jetcs cevoluc;oaa-
lies ictonidos 81 Haiti y scgla Ia
declare 81 doctor Patterson. :icne J.
segur'dad dc cue los r.ilitarcs AUDI
dos scrar extrad.,ndos, ?uas Sc cuea
t. para clio con IA inf.veacio ait
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

Conducido por una pareJa De Il
mil:cia n~acional. d~est2caa4 en- SAntIa-
20 de las Vegas. iie-5 aver d esta ca
p:tal y fua ~Hresentado ante eI senior
juez especial, cI dctcnido E"arlSto
Martinez AlvaraSlo. a. que Sc acusa dc
.conspirar contra 81 gobierno Y de Ia
Der estuedo aizado en- armas
Ell datenido ingres0 en- c Wac.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
Fa6 aprehsndldo en- Is ciu-
dad De 81 Pasa, TEXAS
P!aasnCio aAtfagts
SERA CONDUCiDO A LAREDO,
DONDE TIENE PENDIENTE
UNA CAUSA POR VIOLA
CION DE LA NEU-
TRALiDAD.
M.rguia da cucnta de Il derroto en-
San Miguel de BavicoTa q las
fuerzas de Villa Y Salazar

correspondence Especial rnra Ia ruENs,
Ell PASO, Texas, Abril 20.-Ayer,
los agentes del Departamento de JUS
tic;a. que Sc encuentran en- csta ciu
dad. a~rrestaron a Prudencio Miriam
da, antique jcfe v~illista, de quien Sc
habl6 mucho hacc POGO tempo, pues
c oiio que era 81 cI jefc de los rebel
les que habian asaltado e. rancho de
Corner. Nuevo Mexico. sltuado ccrca
* IL linen d~iviSoria.
De acuciIo con las informaciones
rgoporcionadas en- las oficinas fcde-
fales, Miranda fuc ap-ehendido CT
csta ciudad por los agentes del De-
p2rtamento de Justicia, pOrque tienc
pcndiente una acusaci6n en- la ciudad
de Laredo. Texas, en- donGe pcrdl0
ara caucion pos valOr dc cerca dc
ocho ieHtos dolares que lc fuc I'M
pu"s;l Al SCI ar"cstado en- aquclla
ciudud b1jo {, cargo DE- yiotar las Ic-
les dc Ia neutraiidad dc los Estados
uH:Gos.
+ juez federal, ante quien COM
parccio P.udcnc:o Miranda. flo Il cs-
- ira caucion de dos mil quinientos
do."rcs para QLc quotara en- libcr-
I'D m;cutras Sc lie juZga Dor el l."
autoridad compctcn;c. pero ono Mi
r%uda no pudo satisfaccr lc demanta
del Jucz, qucdo detcnido Ell la prision
l.. CondIdo en- tanto cS conducido q
IL ciuiui de Laredo, Texas, para que
.y~nouia a los cargoS que las autori-
dadcs fcderaIes dc aqucIIa ciudad
:rontcriZa le hacen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

Los eseudos de los Consuiaao5 ale
man = Aust:iaeo fucron arraaca-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

G'aSR - In En-. nlann. col. pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
(Adv.)

Todo 10 que digamos en- elogio dc
este relox es POGO. e. grabado ape-
mas da una idea de su herniosa ma
rlencia y de su resistencia. Finaren-
tie ~niquelado, escape moderno. Loco
motora grabada en- ell reverse.
Para anunciarlo 10 vendemos con
una original leontina que representa-
una funda de pistola con su pistoia
rcspectiva en- miniature. A pesar de
la escasez, porque va no Sc fabrican.
obra ~nuevamente en- nuestro poder
una limitada cantidad de estos reIo-
jes. APRESURESF,, PUES. A Pc
DIR Ell SUY0, 10Y MISMO, antcs
de que Sc agoten por complete.
No mande dinero. 81 10 desa. en-
E.enos solamente veinte centavos pa-
"a Ell porte y 10 recibira G.. o. D. Los
pedldos que vengan acompaEados de
VI valor iran Hires de porte.
SU pREC!O: $3.50
Pfdalo q =
RAILROAD WATCH 60.
2. q. Box "a
San Antonio. Iesas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
Sc Ga ordcn a los soldado5 Ge q
confession cl fuego.

Como nan continuado rcgistrdnd"-
- t~irotcos eli In froEtera, provoca-
dos por tiradores del lado meXicano,
,jraGorcs que sc supone sean soida-
dos pertencrientcs 4 las fucrZas del
gobicrno de facto, que hacen servi-
clio dc patrullas en- la orilla del Rio
D"avo. ell general brigadicr George
Bell, j., jcfc mi!itar del diStrito dc
ri Paso, ha dado ordcn a todaS las
av2nzadas para que disparcn. tIrando
4 matar, Cuando Sc les haga fuego. FL
general Bell dice que juzgara en- con-
scio de guerra a todos SIS soliados
Cue al Sc" tiroteados no ccntes:en e.!
fuego, ! % r;smo Z los cue sin pro-
vocation hagan fuego hac:a Next
co.
Az. como = IL rIna = media de la
tlrdr. 81 Gi:a1raron dos tiros sobre
ca3c quo esta5a en- el v.aducto. y
ci cah3, pe"tenec;eHte al 20 Dc infan
taria liamG > sus veinte soIdadoS Y
d~.spaIagon otros tantos tiros hacia e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

PiGanos esta c;imara fo~togratica
rara bot5res o p~renGedores y bags
III ncrocro productive sacando toto
rrafias en- 81 loca!ldad. Este eoIi-
20 es,a complete Ell to1os sentidos
: 70 my NADIA extra que conrpIar.
Tr7s,,-e ar una caula-a, IN tanqIe
-a." ~G.sa-roIar. magazine de doce
nlasaS. ara aotnl!a d dHsarToltador
suI2:aD;c para Clcntos de fotogTa-
:.u.s : completes !rStruccIoneS- I'm
On umtto uoma : d~eSaEroll2 'aS 20
t'-r--s = Js.a< se yenden dcsde
10 hasta - -casavos Pre1io esre-
clal 3or t2da Q! c!ulpo so!aFneEte
sl.q5 poytc a2gado. Pa%ua cuandc
- rec;ha.
IL. S. SL!NNAkD x Co.
SNN. ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22

"N'"l 49, ~
llaves de los edificios ocupados por
las oficinas c~onsu!ares de los imDe-
rios ~centrales.
e. 81 r1ismo des0ach7 - die cue
IN individuo que s. o~ncontraba en-
Il Alameda dc Santiagc tie Cuba. ma
nifcs,5 Que vio cuaGco tres hombger
d~psconocidos Sc Ncvaban al sercao
con rumbo 4 Ia bahia. Fl consul aus
t~:lco. MichacIscn, ha nucs.o cl ca
50 en- conocimjenry del iuzgado de
S,n+;ago Y las au+oridades hacen in
,.o~ef;oanfoncs MR., sabe.. o]rieres son
Ia. o,.oro, del ,+ort,do
~
Scgrin So ]anunri6. en- cl barco que
l,eca how de Ia Florida Sc espcra uqu
1o los F~mbaiadores tie los E,staIos
I-r;Jos pm Fprona.
M os+ari on Cuba mis- urc Ct item
10 obsoIutamcD.c n~c.csario para tgi:
bo,i5r n .r,satia.ri,o esparoI -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06

9(m 3. Sun 0clcn g. Barrett, 9r 1923
YOplur Wrnut- -zluBc, ~ ,NQllc ull
9lm 3 ,Sin Nialaib Ne. SrDan, y,r 1886
Noro Gllinot SiraBe 80 Sabre All.
glln 3. Snni Anorcu @nnmcr, 9,r G23, Gio
N0e Sir0Be, 20 sabre ait
glm .. SUM GqarIcs y. Sedman, g'r. 2s0i,
Noroi0alOets Sit1be 66 IaDre All.
glm 3. Nnni Carrie & SOucs, Dir. 2G17
GumpoeH9lOenuc, 80 Sabre alt.
YIN ?. ,Sulil gSllliam Ncncnll, ttn Nr.
2516, gtoroa3uloert ShnBe, 40 Sabre at
glm 3. Suti 0barlcs r. Scppcv, yr. 1903,
sNon0sStruBc. 45 Sabre alt
Nm 2. Snni NiarD SitarInSn, yr. 234, Siioi
Nin0cird StraBe rs Sabre all.
PIN 2, Snn emma Some, 9r. COS, &orbs
Nionroes SirdBe, h3 Sabre alt
glnl 2. Suui Garl MARRIAGE, gir, 1920, Git
&ioolesSiraBe, 81 Sabre all.
Nm 2. Glin HbgniS MscAlitcr, gSr. 1907,
9Scit. QMlberrDs SN0Be, 73 Sabre alt.
Nm 8. @iuli Nor9 Feliei yir. 1917, 9agers
StrOBe, So Sabre ali
Vim B. Snni 9nlia @eOplcs, yir. 1908 gSeit.
80. StiaBe, d6 sabre ali.
9lm ?, Snn SOBH y. Ju1iHion, gir 9i2,
Oro'9lrlingions9lDcnuc. 50 Sabre ait
beritt0tss6oipital 43 Sabre nlt
PIN 3. Sin Suicp1 SDcrbert, SobnS 00pfinS
Soipiial, 6G Sabre alt
glm 3. Sun 6. Aer0D ilh, Sabnemann @ene
raj 0Olpinl 10 Sabre alt.
PIN 3. Euni Caroline 2Se6cr, 9ir 721, Glib
Surbam StraBe. ~ Sabre alt
PIN 2. SliIi 1rancis Z. gsc6r, gtr. 2G, 9ioros
GurleO SiraBe GG Sabre alt.
9m 3. SUM Glnccnt @cromamo, gtr. GA,
Sits@aQer SraGc % Sa6re alt
glm 3. Suni Jioa 8. gslelGu, gir. 16. Sit
Genicr SiraBe, 81 sabre ait.
PIN 3. Sini Taiier &inaaus, Or. d15, gtorO
VciDel SitaBc, AZ Sabre ait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
N1iitiuOdJ, ben 6. SUM 1917.
Ter critic erOFe Gdritt 5nr gilSnus eiues NiOOneu-
Geeres eetbnH.

Iie 9nmeOung ser Ourd) Oa8 iiingIt erloiene O}ili
tdraeet nilitarpilibtig gcporOelen iungen Mdnner inn
Nltcr pom poaenoeten 20. bis gum DolenOeten 30 Se
bensabre bat id geiIern ruDig poll5ogen. Die pom
9suiti3oepartement befir6teen 9ilibeorlngen baben
nidt itattgehm0en 3ieer GeridmorlmgslGrm war
meOer einmoI eiu eenadter. gSie sroB Die 3abI Der
ongemeoeten 0lltdrpilidtgen lit, GBt b porIdug
nidt genou etelen @s mer0cn etlide Gage oergeben,
Bis ollc 9erd5tc in oGn0en oes Observation-Disclosures ge
langen no to6ulir ino, uno nod ldnger miro neb-
men, Inn iebntelen mie groB ole 3abl 0erer 1T, Die
i.d I'm Die QInmelolug geordt baben lie miro i'm Der
b0tniB 3r @eianmt5ob ieoenials feline lebr betr1dt-
lide iein
@cnn Die 2iiten Der Anmcoung ooer 9legiltration
Sem @roDo Ilarid)al 9rigaocgeneral 9roipoer, uor.
liceen meroen 8orbereitmgen fr Die @usfiibrmg 6eS
ndhen Sdrittes IN Dem Erogromm nationaIer 9lfton
qetroicn Der 0arin belteben miro oaB Die regtrrien
W1ilionen 10 geiidtet meroe Dab eoer Nfann Den Eab
IN Der &riegSmaidmerie enne6men fann 81 meld]em
&c 0urd 9usbil0lng uno Anla5en id am beiet eignet
&egen W}angels einem beleren gSort miro 0ieier
&ro5eB ais exemption" ooer @eireng be5eifnet; a6er
Der 4rGioeit bat i'm in iener $roflomaton paenoer
bcdrie6en Tie gtation broudt ale Wdnner" agt er,
abcr lie braudt Oen en5elnen Mam nidt etlua in Dem
8cloe 0as ibm om 6eten geallt onoern in Der 9r6et
Die Der aagemeinen @oblia6rt am beiten oient. Die
e1n5e gtatiou muB elm Eeam iein in Weldem ieOer
NlanH Die Role ipiel fir melde er am 6een paBt 3l
oieem 3ped bat Der GongreB bcitmmt bob Ole Nation
ourd 9htspa6l fir Den &rieg orgonrt unO Dab ieoer
Wann ir oen Den in ienem @lab tlaiiiii0irt meroen
ira, in wedem er Der algemeinen @o6a5rt am beten
oIcnen fnnn"
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alaiiii5ume nun ien critics eroBes Stadium Ourdge
mod5t Nus 0en 030000O0 9euobnern Der @ereinig-
ten Staaten mer0en ii) onndherno ebn Ydlouen irnge
Manner gelteQt baben ln0 bon 0elen 5ebn Wfiuionen
miro cine D}lion fir oen tbati1lidn Griegs0ieit ge
iud6lt mer0en oeren Abneenbe aus Dem g9rtbl1aits-
Ieben lid am penigen fiiblbar maden miro yhir Die
lnre OeS Blanes fir oie en0gige guswa6l iin0 be-
fonnt genadjt por0en g9abridenlif miro oos @e.
idmoreneniDitem angeuanot, iuo ole Sraee Der 9e-
ireimg rgen0 elmer 8erion miro crit Damn augenom-
men peroen uenn iein 9ame ee5ogen it, @s lit e0ob
oie @eriideumg gegeben porOen, OaB Die ebrlidlten
W}tel bel Ser Musipab Der NGnner ongepanot mer0en
iolen uno onB Die Nodbarn eines ManneS in erer
&inie beragt weroen ioQen, am poIienoten Der.
mcrtbet mer0en fam an Der 6ront oOer binter Der
1ront, no 5ebu glrbeiter 81 ieoem SolOaten in Der
S{ompflinie n0tbg limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06

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