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expenses, and nj the same time perform
formed, regardless of the presence Ia
Mexico of pink boil worm: ~ConSummaie
a treaty with Mexico that will permit Of
a prompt survey of the river and lis pTin-
ciple tributaries. IL will be too late to at
ford relief to these farmers by proper
supply OF water. after the punk boil worm
appears, and a zone prohibiting cotton
raising j. established.
| believe our legislature, now in ses-
sion, should cali on our representatives
treaty with Mexico, that will permit 81 !.
prompt survey Of the river. The question
Is an international one, and even private
capital can do nothing until the govern
ment enters into a treaty.
! may say finally that | believe that the
farmers Of the lower valley will BE willing
IL give up cotton growing al any personal
sacrifice. whenever il became apparent
that il j. advisable, for them I'd de- 20, IN
order To protect the cotton crop Of Texas.
But they should not be called on to make
this sacrifice, without some kind of pro-
lection.
The great volume of water which HE
Rio Grande now discharges into the full
should be conserved ~ a national resource
even il there was no other pending nece--
>ity. Ii. IL. HARRINGTON,
King~vilIe. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-30
II. II. HARRINGTON in the Hous-

DR. II. ii. HARRINGTON in the HouS-
- ton Post.)
i. note Your editorial of the nineteenth
lsf. on 1.-THE Lower Valley and Cotton.
Amer first mentioning the fact that
cotton seed, to the amount of several
carloads, have been shipped from
q Laguna district in Mexico To Texas
| lnills. and there j. no way to tell from
NIB of these shipments the pest may
xpread,'' or that 'the state may be
Of il up 10 this time Won add there
,HtiiS TO be said concerning the lower
a1Iey. however. That section of the state
itStntS n constant source of Infection.
E<k 1.-The department of agriculture at
fkington i satisfied that unless
tric4 preventive measures are adopted.
~ mink boil worm will some time come
dpoSS the river in the lower valley. And
\ problem before Texas Is to satisfy the
snitrd States government and the other
growing states, etc.
- Laeuna district l. some 200 miles
on an air line. from the lower val
separated from the Mexican side Of
ALLEY nv n desert more than 100 miles
9th. Ii i said that there has been
iRht infection of cotton at Monterrey
100 miles on an air line from the
/, valley. Ii has been definitely de-
ned by the United States entomolo-
that the insect spreads very slowly,
own accord. 1t must be transport
Hhrough the agency of manly bag
cotton seed products, or other
ht-if its spread takes place rapidly.
IL hearing given a committee a few
I ago in Washington, the federal
fntine board was - firmly convinced
here was no immediate danger from
1 bwer valley. on either side of the riv-
! mt they agreed to undertake the ON
pf the insect in Mexico first. This
now %prescribes that all freight
m across the Rio Grande, must
broughly fumigated. So that the pres
niger of Texas appears to be great
bm the infection Of some territory adj
to these mills where seed was ship
for crushing hast season. than from
BART of the lower valley, on either side
b river.
trne. to my mind. that the produe-
ii cotton on either sides of the hor-
1dces not act more or less a. a men
1~:niess { tone of sufficient width be-
the cotton growing district on the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-30

manufacturers. do W. uwant io pat An
out ~ business! Make them Wy iuil a~
Won like. hut -hort-und -horicrr' The
argument waxed hot and revealed the fact
that every inch added ~ the ltngih W. wom-
en- dresses means 2 loss of 10000, 600
" year Nv The shoe business. IN ihc face
MI such appalling figures VA wa- decided tu
cut the skirts off al seven, eight and nine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-30
TENNESSEE Bar MEETING.

EPPERSON SPRINGS. Tenn. Aug. 81.
resort j. entertaining for two days
o large and distinguished gathering of
lawyers and juri,tS, who nave assembled
10 participate IN the annual meeting of the
Tennessee Bar association. The prncecd-
ing were opened this morning with an ad-
dress by Judge Joseph q. higgins. pre~i-
dent of that association.
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WHY SKIRTS ARE so SHORT.

Early IN The season manufacturers OF
wumcn'~ dresses decided that the short
narrow skirt must he Discarded. Not for
Iuritauiral reasons. but because the man
ufactur,r- of materials were losing money,
says thc Popular science Monthly for
.~~cptCnhrI. M III them tong annd full
the verdict. ''Nor r,tortcd the shoe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-30

The demand for electric fans last year.
which VA reported ~ ~ greater than ever
before will hc duplicated this summer III
early demands are any Indication.
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inches from ihe ground. making up thc. de-.
~iicicncy IN. the width. The little matter
of the cost M hiah shoe aid not di-tHri,
toe manufacturer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-30
Refr!geratOrS

The llcrrick i- thr dry rir fpur rac-rr
iii and finn saver. VIII save vnn enough
food and icc w lay for it.nlr the firt
year. $500 ana rp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-22
Conecicnuous ohicc,orr.

Those who attempt To avoid mill
,arv servico ar classification on the
-, :, .n,,.,o,. oony,..,o,
a -, as..sa. - ,uaa-
49," "a,,o.ss' a." vo,, a n,.rohar
~ ro,,..to,s 49,, 90 organIza,,or
80 so.n,s. 80 ~ na~,tn,-
-. -. $50.
"as = n.a.sS.
~. - ana -. =, ar,an,-a,tor ~
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who are merely employees must an
swer twenty five qucstions. The full
lis, Of questions In this series Is given
here. II ~ a fair sample Of the par
ticulari,y with which the question
naires goes into the character OF bus-
mess or occupation in which the reg
istrant IN engaged.
Questions for Iarmcrs.
Are you engaged ia an agrlcui
tural enterprise? Are YOU an cm-
ploye or the owning ana managing
head of the enterprise DO you claim
deferred classification on the ground
that you are engaged In uch enter
prise? States the kind of farm. Are
YOU engaged TN all branches Of work
on the farm y YOU answer mo-
state what branch or worK YOU are
engaged in. state In general terms
tnot as To- quantity taD what l. pro-
duccd by the entire agricultural en-
terprise and CO. what Is produced ny
that branch of the farm iu which you
work. Name post office Of the farm.
DO you give all your working time to
the farm? ~ not. what other work
do you co. what H. the name of
your job on the farm. for instance.
'oVereeer, manager. foreman In
borer. etc. - what do you do on the
farm state ca how long you have
been working at farming, and tb)
how long YOU have worked on the
farm whore you are now working
state the nature and extent of your
education n training as a farmer.
How many persons are engaged 10Th
as owners and Workprs ON the sumc
farm with yourself? states the fol-
lowing facts concerning the particular
farm on which YOU work. tap the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-22

support. the amount and nature OF his
Income. the amount OF his payments
Tor rent. taxes and 10 his dependents.
the value Of property held boy him or
by the persons dependent on him. the
amount which such dependents OBJ
tain from other sources and their
ability to contribute 10 their sup
port.
Affidavit Required.
There are thirty-one general ques.
tons along these lines, and counting
subdivisions the reEistrunt must pat
down no less than fifty separate am
swcrs. Having done this the regis
trant who says he has persons de-
pendent upon him must nave the sup
porting affidavit of each person so de-
pendent upon him. This must he
signed am sworn 10 according to a
form attached 10 this series of ques-
tions.
There are twcnty-thrcc questions "a
be answered by the man claiming eN-
emptcd OF deferred classification he
cause of his occupation IN industry.
They touch upon the nature OF his
occupation. his relation 20 u. whether
as einployc on In business for him.
self and the @ OF his earnings,
He must also Civ, the of rclR-
lions who could assist him in the
management Of his enterprise Il h6
be- IN business for himself. Answers
To this series of questions must alsc
lac supported by affldavits.
iicRlstruuts who are engaged Ia az
agricultural enterprise and claim cN.
cmptiou or deferred classification OF
that account are required to answer
thirty two questions should they p,
heads or owners Of farms Thos,
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number OF acres OF the land Cb1 the
number OF acres under cultivation al
the present time: Co the kinds OF
crops raised In the last e. Of now
being raised; td) what use Is mace Of
the and not cultivated State tho
number and kind Of live stock ON the
land. state (al how man persons
iitc on the l9nd and l1f how many of
them actually warl ou She farm. State
In terms % money value, hOH 4nuen
the products of said farm exceed the
amount consumed ty an persons
working on IL. and their families
state thr approximate cost of produc-
ton, including labor. fertilizers. etc.
State why YOU cannot easily be re-
placed by another person state fully
the actual conditions which would re-
suit from your removal II YOU have
any person. related 10 YOU by blood,
marriage or contract who Is in any
way assisting or can assis, you. state
why he annot take our place. by
whom are you employed What are
YOU earnings, In money value. IA an
employe on said farm. whether in
money or produce. or both. per day.
per week or per month. AZ the case
may be-. Are YOU the sole managing
head and owner OF the farm? DO you
own the land" What is It's value ?
How lons have you owned IL? tSate
value of personal property owned
used 10y You on the farm. II you
lease the land tap upon what terms.
th1 name and address of owner. and
tCl wheu present lease expires. state
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addition. u is made known that legal
advisory boards. composed OF disin-
t,rcsted hwyer and lovu.n have
49, .u. ,hr.,, a.. ,,r.
Wv
l"eSr pon'"s "'lI n' present ~ q"
tIincS durlhS "hl'h local boatuS are
open lor 'he uhhsactloh OF puSi'ess'
either AZ tn" ~eadquartcr OF the
'oc"l h""rd Of AT some convenient
pl'o" III 'he he'shnorho""' ""u WIN
give TeH'Stt"h'7 Such "uN'ct an" neiP
as theN may h'eu IN uhu"'s'"h"'hs
the QUESTIONS ana lllhhs OUT 'he an
sweis correctly NO ch"igr WIZ ne
hitne ioI 'h's S'IN'c''
IL ~ planned mat ch'h iocd' p""Iu
shalI Svhd TO every reglsti"ht IA Jus
district one OF these puestl"hhaliea,
ana th' 'u'Sti"hf "uA' '' "'s"'''"
ana th' p~ueSti"hi'.'' must NC ~
turned I" inc I"''I BOAR" "'thih h'N.
On d"5t "i'ei thr gate upon "h''h u
was sent CUT hut 'h' ''~Sp"hFlpl',N
Tor E't''hs u' H~u'stlo'"""' u NV
upon the I'slstrihi ne ''h"ot pl''u
th"' ne never received 'h' ""'"in,,''
que hnilt' "i th' aeHdlhE OUT OF Inv
H~u'st"hh"lr's IA amy "lS''iot wa n'
iIN'h pN 'ht '"''' n"''"' me Se''''
g,,r 49,, n,,-,,,,d an, mtsdc-
,..,., a., ,b, ,.,, at m. rrpis,r,ut
I'''''''' 90" 'n' p"'' ." INC ''s'S'''"'
an" any I'EIS'i'"'' 'N''P' ~" ""c'
enemy WI" l'''N U" l''u'" nv 'u,a
t""H''l' l" ms '"'"' '""'u "" '"'
d't' REQUIRE" VIII we u'''"'" 10 nav
N"iN'' 81" 'lth'a anu n' WI"
. ,h. ,l,., ~, n.,ht. g., "A. c,tted
( ,,, r,ui,,ry any
<u,,hc,~ san IInId cn,d
rb, ,rl., ruunh,rs dr,wr at Wusb.
ur,,p ia ur~.nar,tinn for m. draft
..,,u n,Ll r,n., Tb,, ii. Ia say me
proup of re~ptstrnnts within thp iui-
'sJ{,ti,, at .,,h Too l,,rd is taken
VI. IN. uuif ia be- rlt.sIrcd ana with
Iu .,,b GLASS the rrd,r of liability is
. determined Do, the drtwtur which haas
. ntth,rt,o assigned to every man au
! trdor Of nyainbinty for military
..l,f., rbi. ue,u. that mo- matter
n what class he Is put u man Will
{ n,,, tn, sam, relative position. with
respect 10 the time no is called. 1= hc
md n,tnr, the first draft was en-
forced
Directions are given rceiHtrauts
that they shall make no mark upon
ia. first page OF the questionable
until ,hcy have answered the ouc-.
tlons winch are placed IN twelve dis
tiuct scrlo' The first page contains
the enumeration of the five classes.
and .n each one from -four to MIN Ni-
visions This may Ice called q sum
mary OF what ip contained in the
questions When hc has answered
the questions, required of him IN
other parts of the pamphlet the reg
t-truut rs to make "a mark opposite
the classified divisions ON the first
page amt i'm IN the blanks a., the
bottom ct the page where he is asked
Il he claims exemption Or deferred
classification or II he valves any
claim for exemption OF deferred elias
siucatou.
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to the aid of the government every
man between the ages Of twenty one
and thirty.unc who a. under m
circumstance tsnist in the prOsecu-
ton uf the war.
The scheme rs based upon the
theory that an such men can be
classified in the order of their ayaiia-
bility inr military service In the first
class are placed those who have no
reason. so far as occupation ut cN-
isteupc VI dependents go, for not
taking their places with the fighting
forces. The second class includes
those who ought 60 serve mex Ia the
event that the supplies of men drawn
from thc first class are exhausted.
and so on through tn" five olasses,
each succeeding ouc 20 made up ds
To- include men whose availability ~
less than that of the mon iu the class
Just urcCtdluE o.
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~tCoatinaesi ON Page g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
@ampf 5iuiibcn lt-@Oot nuS ga
troMillcnidIiff.

y Eoris, T. Wloi. ~ Die 9eiobilng
oeS amerifaniiden Oierlnoitigen Se-
geli6iiies uEercD giroioll,~ peI1eS
fiir5lid in Der 9iGbc Ser fron5oIii6cn
aiiIte torpeOirt uno perienft purOe,
bru@te belite Oie SGiloerlmg eincs
Samples 5lpiibeu einenl Eotrouillen.
boote rmo einen Sall6boote na6
Yaris Gas Eou16oot eutfom.
Sic uSirolall" fi6r al ser Spite
BON 5p0li BON eiuem 9otrouillen6oot
begleiteten 6o6r5eugen, sic ficl eli.
mem Sorpe0o zines ll.9ootes gum
Spfer. Gin 8peiter Eorpeoo bei6d-
oiate ein onOeres Sdiii. Sierauf
griff OaS @otrouillen6oot oas Soud.
boot an, aber oieieS tauhte inter Il.
entfon.
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@ute 9lrnte. .SInSfidteu fir 0entIdI-
limb

Qonoon, I. 0iai. 3euter's
9(miteroamer 8ertreter citirt 8erli-
ner Gepeiben, wouad Or. @eorg
Wlidoelis, ser Goribenoe oes preuBi.
ideu 9lusiduiies fir grndbrimasira-
gen, Dem Grndbrunes .9lusihuB oes
&eidstages erfldrt bat, es lei 3u er-
worten ooB oie seeenpGrtige 8rot.
&otion uiht Dor Der nGhlten @rnte
oerringert 81 meroen brau6e.
g[oolf bon @atodi, ser 9Sr1iiOent
oes 9ieiAs 4rieaS = @rnd6runqs.
9lntes. erflGrte Dem 9(usiduIie, ser
StanO ser Sooten iei eut, uuo es
iei feinerIei @runo 81 irgeuOwelder
&eloreniB porbanoen,
2onoon. 1. Moi. 9la6 elmer
Cepeide aus IotterOam on oie
,0ailp 91elps" iin0 oen oeuti6en Or.
beiteru in Der 2riesSinoritrie be-
trGdtlibe 3ngaben an 9ebeuSmitteIn
gelpGbrt mor0eu.
Die 6leiid.9lationen wuroen nm
Elm babies @hmo pro ISOLDE imo ole
anrtoifel.9lotionen auf fiinf @hino
pro @ode erbobt.
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Rit(tn-Summrn.
gSas Der arisg fOiten
iuiro.
Sta6e5u $3,OOO,OOO,.
900 i'm eritem Sabre.

Die 9o6nmg Der SolOaten 0erOop.
pelt. $2810oO,o00 fiir Uni
iormen unO 2agereiuridhngen
Der nelien &rieesarmee on9eiett.
WSllnitionsborrdtbe umo aii.
lteubeieitiOlmaen ueridIiuaeu on-
oere oroBe 9etrdee.
@aIbinqtnn 1. Mlai. Ole
9ia fir uotbpenoige SriegsmisIa-
gen. melde nabe5u $3.O00,000,000
inUolpirt, puroe beute nod tur3er
Oebptte i'm HeprdientantenbaiIie per-
Douitanoiet. Ole @orlaee miro NOR.
cen pabri1einlib nit mur wenigeu
Stimmen 0agegen migenommeu wer.
oeu gllir em ein5iges Advertisement
puroe bin5ugefiiet IN meIdem Die
9e5abllng Der onaenuiiterten Soloa.
ten Der Armee perooppelt miro. PINS
DER @eiammtiunme BON S2.S27.
653,633 in Der Bin iino $2.S2O,59i,.
907 fir milit1rii6e Ginrihhtueen
beitimmt. sir oie Slotte iino $503,-
399.673 borgeieben. Ger 9ieit ge6t
fir Deri6icoene 3pede, einihlieBlidl
ouBergepobnli4er gtussoben iniolge
Ses Grieees. Qus Goulite ihuitt
$600,000.0O0 aus Ger @orlooe.
Gle militdriihen @ermiaieungen
ltlieBen $23t.000,000 fir lurifor.
men uno 2ager.g .ginridltunaen iiir Die
neue arie9sormec, $i30O00,000 iiir
WhnitionS 9orrdt6c $39,000,000
fir gluto. .Dloidiuenseidiite, $S,750,-
100000 fiir biirgerlide Grer5er.ea-
ger. $600,000.000 fir 9iiitenbeIeii.
auneeu mo $4,320,000 fir ole Be-
feitiglmg oes @auamn.2anals cin.
Inter oen OeridieoeucH 9etrdgeR
lit cine Simme bon $4,000 fiir
weitere @epadlne DER @ebduoe oes
Shabomtes i'm san8en Sonoe ausge'
iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

iran8oiiiden Stelungen in Der
Champagne geri6tet. @urOen
oneebIid obgei6Iagen. 6ron-
0oien moaen am Wiontag 520 @e-
fansene gema6t babeu.
@aris, I. Mai. - Cie bcute
9lbeno bonn iran50iiiden Griegs6ii-
reau ousgegebeue ofii5ieae @1itt6ei-
lmg bat fol9enoen @ortlaut:
,,@ntlang Oent Gbemin oes Games,
beionOers nabe Surtoiie mO Gra.
onne lomobI, mie in Der @egenO bon
GourcD mar Die 9lrtiQerie-lbd bdtigfeit
cine iebr le6bafte.
SSn Der Champagne fam eS 81 in.
teniiben 9(rtiQerie-9(ftionen in oem
@ebiete iiioli6 bon MoronOilliers.
Sn oieier @egeno ri6tete Der 6eino
5pei pu6tige @egenDoritoBe gegen
Die geitern BON uns n0rOlih bonn
Mont Saut geponnenen Stelimgen.
llnier Sperrfeler lno oas Seuer I'M.
ierer Maidinengepebre broden in
beioen 6dllen Die 9lngriiismogen lmO
Oernriadten Dem 6eiuoe idwerc
8erlilIte.
Die 3abl Der bon ms am sc. 0.9lpriI
gema6ten @efangenen mar 500;
mI6 bo6eu mir in ser Gerio0e bonn
"a. bis gum 30. 9lpriI fiiuf 9anonen
erbeittet.
llnterlieutenant Gelorme bra6te
Die 81. ieinoli6e Maidine 5ur Strede
uno 9loiltant Maoou feline neimte.
sloiutant SuiberrD (oou Nelp Soben
Gouu), ser Dem 9afopette-@eIdma-
Der 5ugetbeilt mar, bat bis6er neln
oeuti6e gleroplane berlmtergeboIt.
9erfran50iii6e 6 G 9eri1t.
Ydris, 1. Wlui. Cos IoIgenoc
lit Ser 6eiltige ofii5ieIle geriht iiber
milifGriibe llnternebmungen:
pSnoll6 Der Die l6lligen mir ei'
nan oeiltl6en 9Ingriff auf einen I'M
ierer fleinen Soften in Der @egeno
BON @uriiis 5llriid Gen G6emin-Oes-
Comes entIong fonOen 5iemli1 bef-
tige SlrtilIeriefdmpfc itott. Cine Oeilt-
ibe 9lufflGriingso6tbeililng Die iiH
unieren Sinien 0itIid bon Surtebiie
81 ndbern illbte, puroe ourd unier
SSeuer Oertrie6en. 9yn Ser Champagne
perlief Die 9tadt in perbdltniBmGBi-
ger 9fu6e in Dem 9l6ibnitte, in benz
ilniere Sruppen ibre neuer6elteten
Stelllngen ous6olen. Gie 3a6l Ser
in Den geltrigen &dmpfen gefangen
genomnenen 6ein0e 6etrdgt ii6er
400 Bon ser ii6rigen 6rontiit nihts
81 meloen.~
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0lnmanienls ceIluerFe IN getris6.

" NJ iter0onI Oia 2ouoon, !.
Moi. 4rioat.9Sadrihten al @er-
ionen in Sollano, welde an rumd.
niiden GelieIOern Itarf betbeiligt
iinol beiaaeu, Dab oic 0eIgepinnlmg
sur State bon imgeidbr 40 S8aagon.
9aoimeen pro 9ag, eegen 1928 int
Sabre 1914, pie6er aufgcuomuen
moroen lit. 9ie Oel-@eieaihoftcn.
welde nit oeutiden imO oiterreid1i.
lden 9apital orbeiten gemeBcn he,
oor5ugte 9ebanoliing.
3erner miro beriHtet, ooB cine
groBe 9eriiderlnes- -@eieaihait 1T
Sambura gebiloet miro, nah N3iicr
Der 9loDos in 2onoon. Sic 01itglic.
Der miiiieu ie 100000 05arf oeponi-
rem uno per6cn 5lm getroge ibres
gat5en @erm0gens berantrportIib
ieift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
gndJtigc @cscnausriffc,

Bon Oen Gelltiden gegen ole neuen
iron8oiiiden SteIlungen in Ger
Champagne geri9tet. @urOen
oneebIid abgeidIagen. 6ran-
ooien woaen am @fontag 520 @e-
fangene gema6t boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
@Gderitrife in WleriOen.

Wteri0en, Conn I. Wiai. =
Salt aae llnion-9dder Ger StaOt
@1eri6en legten beute Die 9lrbeit nie-
ser, neil iib Die 8ddermeiiter oelpei-
CERT baben, auf eeipiiie @iinide ibrer
9lnseitellten ein5ugeben. g9ie Der.
loutet, bonoelt es iib babel nidt um
&obniragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

an uno broHten oieielben alle in
8Iommen CUR GrOe.
gln mebreren Yunften Der ruff
i6en 6ront botte Itorfes Seuer Der
ruiliihen glrtillerie entlprehenoe @e-
genmoBregeln lniererieits CUR 6olec.
9 olfun &riegSfhouplab a b
Wiaceooniide 8ront-SSSn Der Die
gung Der Gerno uuo meitlidb pom
5lulie 9aroan mar ooS Seuer nab
reno Der lesten Gage oiemliA leb-
bait
81 tmtIi6er tirfif6er g e.
ri6t.
9onitantinopeL 80. Qlpril,
nia 2onoon, 1. @lai, Sin bellte
bonn tiirfiicben @enerolitob erlailener
omtlider 8ericbt iost be0iiglitb Ser
Gntipidlungeu auf Der fautoiii6cn
5ront 6olgenOeS:
nllnlere @otrollillen boben SSnfor-
nation crbnlten ooB Der Sein0 ieine
borgei6obenen Soften lmO feline Ba-
trouillen al berihieOenen Yunften
0uriIdge0ogen bat. $50 immer un-
iere Hotrouillen nit feinoli6en in
Oeu aanpf fanen bIieben mir I'M
Sortbeil.
@ir bobcu Dem SeinOe cine 9ln-
0abl BON 9orfern entriiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
g0tidafter eIfns anf sci WsHernnn.

Sto It ; bolm oia Qonoon 1.
01ai, 9lbrabam s. elfns. ser
omerifauii6e 9otidaiter III Der Giir.
fei welder am Gpp6us erfroutt it,
bat am 90. glpril Die ariiis iiberitau-
ben. gr beiiuOet iih iest ouf Der
@eneiuug unO miro in einem 0louot
i'm Stanoe iein, 8u reiien.
Giele gladriht lit in elmer 0urh
oos idweoiide gIuspartiae 9(mt BON
@onitantinopel an oen bieiieen une.
rifanilben @eianoten Sra 9lelion
@lorris gelangte 9Otidoit entbaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

DC aoriO, Oia 9}oris. /. @}ai.
aonig 9llionio eibt iid ale @lh6e
Die frieefiibrenoen 9ieeierlmeen 8u
beitimmen oen 9lustanib ponarieas-
aeiangeuen, Die in Den eriien Shlah-
ten oeS 9riegeS aeuaht miwoen 8n
pereinbareu. Sn elmer fiir5lih Dem
9epltirten Brat bon @erioiaes aese.
beneu 9Iuoien5 iaete Ser @0nia:
~@s pdre ein coles @ert. Die
0aIalen 81 enocn. weIAe oieie aliten
mo tapieten Solooteu, oeren SeIoen.
mItb umo Seitigfcit imautaitbar
iino, felt 80 @lonateu ertrageu ba-
ben. Sd mare oliidIid, wenu mir
Dies aeIduee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

Gie aGailg @1oil" iteat oieielbe
6oroerung lmO iuet, ales 9lnOere
piirOe 0os @ertrauen anf ole Slegie.
rimg ielbit 8erit0reu.
Die nEimes~ bebouptet, oaB Oie
@emiibungen oes @iiuiiteriums, ole
S9were Der Gage 81 betoneu. gro.
Bentbeils ourd irreleiteuoe amtlibe
Seridte Dirhmgslos peroen, imo
cab Der Gage BON Der yation ni6t
poaig entgegengetreten merOen fann.
pgtiemono," iagt oie yGimes~
nelaubt, OaB Oie @eio6r Dorliege, ole
@rfa6rumg Der @abr6eit weroe cine
@onif Derlria6eu. nQie pirfli6e
@eiobr" fiiet iie bel, ulieat Oarin
fob oas 8ltblitum ausfinoet, oaB es
unnotbiger @eiie i'm 0uufeln geIoi.
icn peroe.
Olitglieoer oes llnterbmiles be.
ipraden in oen 2obbies oie Gage aif
Oas @ifrigite, na9oem cir Goparo
Garlon feline @rfIautng eemadt bat.
te. @ie ole nEimes~ iagt mar 9re.
mier Slopo George am W}ontag ben
aan5en Gag bel Der 9louiraIitdt, no.
bin er iid auf 8erlangen ieiner Sol
legen i'm ariegs-Gabinet ltn0 nit
ber5liber 3uitimmng Sir Gowaro
0arion'S begeben botte.
@s 6eiBt Der 9yremier babe ii6
iIber oie Gage aufs @enaueite infor.
mirt inOem er Oie 4nti.Eaudboot.
Organization eriinOlib uuteriudte
lno nit ben 9eamten cine Gouferen8
belt.