davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
9an0itreidler MnidaOIi@ aemadlt.

@egen 9onOitrciderei wurOe ser
81 Sabre alte So6u G'8rien ein
aus 9imerid itanmenOer SrldnOer,
Der crit fiir5lib aus ser StaOt Ser
@uIoerliebe bier6er gefommen it,
BON 9iidter 9lanft in Der iiioIi6cn
92oli5eiitation aui 80 Gage ms 9lr.
beitSbaus gei4idt. @r wor oif Oie
&cranloiiing oes oeS 91egers eugene
2eod, e6enioas ans &bila0eIpbio,
per6oitet morOen inter ser 9ei6uloi-
ging, linn ein Seioen6enO mo an.
oere &leiomgsartifel geitoblen 5u
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
airdIidcs.


SSn Der oeutic6en eoongeliih.lt6e-
riiden ct. Wlarfus.9ircbe miro beute
Der &onOioot Ser l6eoloqic 5. Ser.
norO Soric an 5teae Oes ab,pcicnoen
&aitorS &arl 9rducr cine ocuticbe
9rcoiqt bolten. Serr Sarie ipra6
om nergangenen Sonutag in oerlel-
ben &irdc in Der 2anoesipraAc. PIN
Sountaa Oeu 26. 9hglit preoigt
Scrr Souic in ser epougeIiib lut6e.
riidcn ct. @eters-8ir6e an ser
9iort6-, no6e SariorO-9lpene, Ger
jinge I6eoIogc i'll Gin 5o6n oes
Srn. Sobn Sauie BON 9tr. 25AS,
6leet-StraBe.
@oitor dnob 5urfd.
Sn ocr cDangcliib-reformirten ct.
&ouls-&irbc an ser Gde grooOmoD
imO @ratt-StroBe predict beite in
Geutid Der Seeliorger Ser @cmein-
Sc, 9Saitor foml $. Sc6not, mel6er
nit 6omilie BON elmer flr5en 6erien-
reiie nod 9ro0ood Seig6ts, DO,
5uriidgefe6rt lit. 9aS S6ema ser
rcoiot lit: nCoS 2i6t pom @ott~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

@oiel SdWei5, Is. 91lguit. n
Der S6mei5er @unocsrotb bat cine
on Oie Sdmei8 lno nnoere neutrole
&egierungen gericbtete @inla6une
Ron Der idneoiiden &egierlmg 5u
elmer Communal Gonieren3@ erboI-
ten, nOie eoentueae 9legellng Ger
5rogen, Oie Oen &rieg o0er 6ie 3eit
nod oenl &riege" 6etrcffen 8u be-
ipre1en.
globri6ten bon Bern iaoet oie
gtote iei ourdois ni6t 0ringcnO, oes-
bol6 babe 0ie Sdmei8 pi6t beidloi-
fen, meIcbe SteIlling iie nebmcn miro,
nod bat oie 8egierrng Die @inlo-
Dung bcr0ffentlibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
ScnatOr &ern'S 2eiduam ua6 %ir-
ginieu ii6srfiibrt.

9(fbbillc, &c. g., IS. 9[uguit.
~ Ser 2ei6nam oes ebemolieen &C.
notors SSobn @. &ern bon Sn0iono,
ser lestegtocbt bier itarb, Wur0e beute
@toreeu nod Soqins, @u., oes Ser
itorbencn Somnerwobnlpe, iiber.
fiibrt, poicl6it Die @eerOiguus itott-
finOen miro.
Serr &ern ltorb in einen bieiigcn
Soipital an llrGmio no6oem er an
0ieuItog crfronft mar. 5rou &ern
uno ibre Eodter Srml George o..
2omlon BON &oanofe, Sa., moren
am Sterbebette 5ugegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
6iinf Gheidlci0nnncn.

SIN &reis9eridtc gewG6rte Gi6ter
DuiiD flint G6eideiouugcu. ,Srolt
@loODs Srcnc Geid, ge6. Sont6inion,
bon gtr. H. Sii0-@ilmorltrabe,
wur0e BON i6rem @otten Dem Sotel-
Better eugene 9(. Geld, oci6ieocm
Dos @aar Ie6te mir neiln Wlonate 5it.
iommen. 0|ilton s. 9eQ bon 9ir.
81, g9eit-9ofapette. cr6ieIt
cine S6eioung bon ieiner 5rmt Mar-
tia 9. 9ea. 5rau 9eiiie 9. aelSfp
III g}r. 60t, Golum6iu-9lDe., er6ielt
cine o6ioltte Sdeiouug BON Soicpb
@. &elsfDD, ser Tie geibIageu uno
Damn perloiien baben ioa. Sroi Nio.
rD @Orington, mel6e iid IN @eitnin-
tier IN 1911 per6eirot6ete, murOc BON
i6rem Nlane, G6arles @0rington,
gei9ie0en neil oerielbe iie in betrln.
feuem 3iiitonOe geiblageu 6o6en ioa.
Srml @Orin9ton mobnt in Ger. 4125,
9leiiterstomn-9foa0. llno i6lieBIid
cr6ielt 8rau Goiiie 6. 9iorris BON
9Ir. 3544, 0Io Dorf 9iooo, cine
S6eioung bon Omen 6. 9lorris, Ser
iie in 1913 oerlieB unO ii6 ui6t mc6r
le6en lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
8luei annc6Iidlc NeIcrtcnre.

9ls an0ebli9e Gelerteltre bonn 5.
Geoiment pllroen geitern 8wei Bril-
Der, Der 20 Sabre alte @iaiam 8.
&eaD lmo ser Is Sabre olte Soiep5
S. &eau bon 9ir. 1410, %enuiDluo.
nia.9lpe., per5aitet. Sic merOen IN
ser noromeitlicben @oIi3eiitotiou iiir
Ole 8eb0rOc oes 3. &eeiments ieitge.
1nIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
S6SHidJcr etmr5.

Ter ga Sabre olte g9altcr Spriggs
Der on ser Gottoge glpey no6e 9ort
&ooO mo6nt, itiir5te geitern Wlorgcn
md6reuo er al Scr 9riidc ser Ser
StoBen6obn inO @leftri5itGtS.@eie
icboit in Ser @uilforO-9lpenuc, Gepo.
rotilren mo6te, umcrmartet aus ei-
ner So6c BON 30 SUB unO idicO me-
ni9e @liulteu ipdtcr ans Dem 9ebcn.
Sic Sler5te i'm N}ercg Soipitol NO.
bin CT ge6roAt morOcn mar. ia9teiL
Dab SpriggS einen S6GoclbruA er.
litten batte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Qrai gIn6raiip Oer fOmmen6e @lann

81 0 , en- "a q en-, Is. gIn9lllt. =
9}a6 Wlel0unoen @uoopeiter 3eitiiH-
Gen lit @roi $ulius g[noraliD ais
9tahfoIger 6eS @raien @lorib @iter-
bo5p atf 0em Soften Oes ingarii6en
@remierS in 9lusiidt genommen.
gSie fiir5li9 eemeloct, miro @iter6o5p
pegen &rGnflidfeit oemnddIt 5uriid-
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Sin giinitigcr GjrnuOcigcut6umS-
9lnfanf.


Sor. So9n 6cnrO 9lidel, ser @igen.
t6iimcr bon gia6manns Sotel, 9lr,
700, Sit,9altimore1troBe. Bat oos
aon5e bon ser 9altimorcltroBc, 0enI
SSoQswop, ser SHo.SrontiraBe mo
bon %Iopmon'S 9laeD be9ren5te
@runOeigenthum gumO5insirei fir
$t25,000 ongetouit. 9lli 0em Com.
pier lte6t oaS olte nNlonumental-
S6eoter" ltn0 an0eres @runoeigen-
t6unL pel6es in frii6eren Sabren
BON Dem peritor6enen SomeS aernon
crfolqreid 6etrieben ipur0e. Ginige
ser Glteren 9altimorer mer0en iid
nod OcS o@eiBen Glep5anten4 erin-
neru, ser ieiner 3eit Ooft itanO. Sr.
g}idel miro BORT 'mieOer elm Ebeoter
erri6ten unO es ais eip mo0erlies
SGalipielbmS einriAteD. Die giin-
itiee Gage Oes @run0itiides, oie 9e-
oiirfniiie fir Elm eiltes E6eoter iu
iener @egenO imo Oie itorfe 9ep0lte-
ring 0oielbli MAIDEN oaS llnterneb.
men bon Uornbercin 81 einew piel'
DerIpre6enocf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Nnpfcr- -9ie6itu6l.

Sin 9(ugeiiellter ser Baltimore
&lpier S6mel3- unO 9iaffiuerie.
@erfe", 9}omeus G6riition Setter
man iplfr0e geiteru Mor9eu in ieiner
@o6nmg, 9}r. 226, SiiO-5. StraBe,
in Canton bonn @oli5iiten gInOrew
Selling Ser GountD-Foli5ei lno Ec-
teftio g(. z. @oroen bon Der @infer-
toh-9(0ethr Oerbaitet. Ger 40 Sabre
oIte Mmn lit bei9uIOigt, anoeblid
&upier bon ieinen 9lr6eitge6ern &C.
lto6len 81 bo6en. 0ie9eamtcn iaotelt
iie 56tteu angebli@ 100 %fO. &ipier
I'M Seller bon 6citermou's Sauie ge-
flinOep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Wline crpIu0irt bed gylan6uer.

2on6om tS. 9(ieuIt. 9|aG
ser n0ailo @lail~ 1T om 0onnerltag
bei Oen Monooern inn 2ager 5r
Sonlpi6re cine N}ine crploOirt in0
bat ieds conn0iide SolOuteu get5otct
unO meitere oreirno3wan5ig uerpun-
0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
S1naerin nrm SnNe nrrfnnen.

@orts, Is. 9luguit. - Gin
&riegsgeri6t bat oen 9(ppea Der
fiir6lid ols Spionil gum Eooe uer-
lrtbeilten boadnoiiden Edn8erin
N8ato Sori berporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
SIntumu6il Ocrit6luitmOcn.

Sr. g9iniom S. 8ierce BON Sa-
gerStotun beri6tete geiiern 9lbeno in
ser mittlereu @oli5eiitation, ooB ami.
i1en 8 imo 8 ll6r ieiu 9lutomobil,
GAS er Dor Dem @quito6le.@e6Gloe
Gatte ite6en loiien, periAUauO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
WlOtOr6OOt-GrplOiiOn forOert Cpfcr-

81. &Ouis, Is. glugllt. = Gin
Der merifaniicben &eeicrlmg ge6ori-
eeS 0lotor6oot geriet6 6elte bier in
8ronO ouf oem Wliiiiiiippi-6hlB inO
erplooirte. @2e6rere 8euerlue6rleute
Der 'StaOt iino ituter oen 16 @erleb-
ten. Sin onOeres Ger merifaniiben
He9lerling ebenfaQs eeborigeS Boot
geriet6 in Brand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gOs lDrl3Gn-
gttBit
g(mf 4O0,00O,000 A @us
iJel gei9dkt.
2tGe &itrger gum @ims
icbrdmfei, aHTgcFOrSert.


ruiiiide grnte 1T nidt 5u bobcn,
uno ser gsci8cn aus 9lrmauicn
uuo 9ulgarien gebt nod Oen
@littelmadtcu. Sir Ocn
Sransport aus 9(uitrolien umo
SnOicn iiu0 nibt genug S8iifc
borbonoen.
g8ofbington, IS. 9luguit. II
Ser6crt &ooDcr, ser 9}o6rllngsnlittel-
Giftator, oppeIlirte 6elte 9(6en0
o6crnolS an Oos omerifouiide &olf,
feline 9l6fdae 3u maden mo g9ei5eu
ourt6 oaS Su6Itihtiren onoerer
5riicbte 5u conierpircn, ga Oie Scr
Stooten mo ocrcn 9(liirten Dor c.
mem @ei5enGeii5it BON 400,000OC0
gnibef ite6en menn nidt onOere
neutrality-suspicious. eingcfii6t
meroen Sine @riporniB BON cipenl
@funo @ei3eunc6l pro @ohe 6ei ir-
0cr Fcrion wiiroc Oiel 0o5u 6eitro.
gcn Oie globringSnittelirage 81 To-
len.
Sic 9(aiirterL" Ioatc Serr 500
Der, niino bon jenen N}Grften, mli
Die ii6 Dor Dem ariege oerlaiien 6a.
ben, nit 9luSno6me bon GonaOa mo
oeu &erciuigteu Stootcn obgei6uit.
ten. Ger Gorrat5 in 0liBlan0 fam
nc6t crlan9t weroen imO Die Gor-
rdt6e in 9nlaarien in0 9lumduica
6efiuocn icb IN @Gnoen ser Central
@lGHtc. Gic 5obrt BON 9luitrolicn !.
Snoien i'll orei 9llol 70 long ais bon
otlontiid)en Sdicm un0 beoin0t Ou-
ber orei @}ol 10 qroBe S6iiis-Son.
mage. llnO in Sii0omerifa iinO groBe
@liBernten porgefommen
9lae 9nliirten-9dnOer beria6ren
GitBerit iporiom nit i6ren 9to6.
rtugSnittelitoiieu. Sic NnO niAt
i'm Stmoe, onoere Gereolien olein
fiir 9roO 81 beuuBen. sic fonnen
oieiel6en Uur ais 3uiab 5u @ei5eu
beuuBen ino &rieqS6roo 6eriteQen
mie eS iebt in europe 6ergeiteIlt
miro. Gos 0eii5it BON 4O0,000,000
9uibel fam meni0iicus t6eillpeiie
gemilocrt perocn penn mir imiercn
Grport BON SS,000OO0 auf 100000
600 er606en. Iicies fam crrei9t.
perOen, wenn mir lnicren Gonium
bon iinif &funO pro MoHe auf bier
%iuno pro ISOLDE reOu5ircn. TicieS
miro ms feline 9ciGmerOcu beruria-
den imo miro sic 9ci6werocu ser
9Iaiirten DerminOern.~
Sr. &ooper ninnit an BOB 6ront.
reid, &toliena GnQlouo unO 9elgien
p16reno ser ndGiten t2 W1onote
57700O.0OO @uibelggei3cn ln0 674,.
000,000 9uiHel anOerer Gereolien
6eOiirien Inn 0ie norinalen 9eOiirf-
mile OeS @onilunS 5u 6cfrieOigen. gs
miro an9enommerl OoB in Sen Ser.
Stooten Elm lle6eriAuB BON SS,000,-
600 @uidel bor6onOer iein miro, unO
in Gdnooo 120000,0OO @ui6el; ier.
ncr Gin lle6crit6nB bon onocren Ge-
realicn in 60be bon S29.0O0.000 9u-
i6el in Sen Ser, Stnoteu imo 49,.
100000 9uibel in Canada.
Gieie 3iiiern oaein reprdientiren
Elm Gefi5it an @ei5en BON 369,000j-
600 9uic6eI, uno Oo5it nliiiien oie
Ser. Stooten -einen S6eiI fir neu.
trale SGn0er reierpiren weldje OieieS
SanO NIT 6obmidtigen 9[rtifeln Der-
ie6en, 70 OaB ii6 oaS ociommte 0eii-
sit auf runo 400,000,000 8uibel be-
lGuft.
Sr. SooOer iagt, 0oB sic Situo-
tion oltr1 cine eifeftiDe Geruolhmg
oes Oeriiig6aren &orrot6S ii6erfonii
men peroen muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
0ic n3immcrmdnner".



Ger n9}eueu 3iiricber Scituno"
miro aus Berlin geidrie6en Sn gIr.
1917 ser 81. 3. 81 bat iicb Serr
&uoolf SaiO-9inete nit Dem @ro-
gromm zines oeutiden @littelofrifo'S
ouf @rlno eines 9(uiiases BON Gmil
3immermonn 6eibGitiet. Snoem
Serr 9luete einIeiteno Dor elmer @er-
me6Shng OieieS 9liltorS nit Dem
nom6oiten &olonialpolitifer Or III.
fre0 Zimmerman pornt, mioerfdbrt
ibnt inn gleicben 9higen6lif 0os WliB.
geibid, Serrn Gntil 3immermoru
NIT ieinem 9lanensDette Guaen bonn
S6erlicben @erloge 81 oerpe1ieIn.
Gr bari iiA troiten oenn er lit nidt
OoS erite Spier iol6en Srrt6lms;
felt SSa6r uno Sog uerOeu in Ser
msIdnoiihen &reiie iiuO nibt ielten
oi1 in Ser Oeuti6en Oie peridieOc-
men 3inmermdnner, oie in Ser Oef-
fentliHfeit cine me6r ooer minOer
groBe goIle ipieleH Ourdeinouoer
eeporien, lno 10 entite6eu 6dufia Sic
ipaB6oiteiten Gom6inntionsipieIe, sic
fteiIid fir Oie @etroffenen oeleaent.
lid on6 oerorieBlidb iinO. SIS wiir9e
iicb fir Sen &onsge6rol6 ser politi.
iGeu 3eitmgSi6rci6er oa6er rmpie9'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
g0nI[cn scracnntcn ncrScn.

@iu6unoerhnoiieb5ig &oli5iiten
sic Seroeartten merOen molen pur'
oen geltern Nlorgen in Der Hibmono-
Marft- S1affenbaae einer %riiiuug
unter5oeen. Seoem Ser @oli5iIten
mur0en 80 5raeen oorgeIegt. Die
GeIultote wetoen in eiiigeu @oben
befannt gema1t meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
SeLarmtcm.glr6eitcr itrifen.

81 { 9onotO, ga. is. 9haguit.
6iini5inoert Oelsrubcn in Oie-
lem Diltrift lceen beite brab ols OoS
HeluItot zines Strifes bon 200 Pr
beitern Ser Sort6 @enn Sil Com
pnnp. Der Strife mlroe angeblib
Dnr1 Die @ntIoiiung bon bier ougeb-
liben glgitotoreu 6erbeigeiii6rt, mel
DIE Die 9(neeiteQten in oem &onipfe
Inn 20 Fro5cnt Sobu-grbo6ung fiibr-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

Gle Eager @erionlmhugeu in
gmorD @rooe fontnien 6eute sum
9lbi6mB. 9Goiior 8. ". 81. Sum.
wolt BON @ittsbure6 miro Die Iebte
He0e sort balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

Seute reiien inqeid1r 1875 Eele.
gaten @larplauo's 8lw 81. Sobres-
%eriannllng Ser D@roBen 9(rmee
Ser SIepublif" nad Bolton, @laii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. S.. g6o.
mas BON Scr nationoIen Union ioot.
Dob Oieie oegen 0aS &orqeben Ser
@eieaidaft energiit6 proteitirt babe,
oo lie oosieIbe ais 9rud Oes 9(r6eits.
Observation-Disclosures betro6te.
@s miro erflGrt, ooB oie 9legie-
RING inn Sale eines Strifes Itreitse
WfaBnabmen treifcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

N3on Iiebt, lpeld dg
BON @erwehsllna All ,erfiiae
BON 3inunerm6nnert N Der pollti.
iben 9lrena entite6en y M menn
man ii6 oie @ornamen imo 9lttri.
butte nibt eenauer rft. Serr gmil
Zimmerman lit, Die iein 9eomens-
better 9llfreO, aud ouf coloniolem
SeIOe t6dtia, ireilif ni6t 10 LANCE
mie oieier mo aud niht IN 10 Elm.
imBreiHer @eiie; cr bat Dor alien
Oie weitoiritmniden @ebiete bereiit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-24
fURIOss FIGHTING IoR
POSSESSION OF LENS

British From. in France. aud pel-
glum. by. the Associaied Press. Aug.
-. Heavy lighting proceeded
throughout the night n t.ae southwest
edge of Lens Tor possession Of the
Green Crassier. from lhe crest of
which the Canadians nrolge through
late yesterday after having a footing
on 1t All day
THE British this morning were cun-
tinuiug the battle Germana were
making strenuous efforts "a re-estab-
ilsh their shattered defenses on the
top of this artificial hill.
Tie Canadians held the Crassler
until late Ia the afternoon in ihe
face of NUMEROUS bitter counter-at-
tacks by strong forces Of the enemy
Toward evening the Germans threw
a greet mass OF men into the attack
and the Canadians fell back slight, 3
10 positions adjoining the crassier
SangEinarS fighting has contiaued
since then
The Germans during .he night at
tempted ,wo raids against the Portu-
gl'ese north os i.gbassce. hut each
Tins they were driven Off
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-24
MESSAGE OF HOPE IS
SENT BY AMERICA TO
RUSS GOVERNMENT
President Wilson Expresses Sym
pathy in the Burden the Slay
People Have Assumed and in
the Obstacles Encountered

Washington Aug GA new mess
age of hope and encouragement 90
Russia has been dispatched by the
American government as reply 60
Foreign Minister Toroschenko's NO, of
August g. in which he assured = asi'
dent Wilson of New Russia stcadf 'st-
ness ui purpose 90 vousccr1to an her
Iowers and resources to the prosccu-
ton OF the war 10 victorious peace.
Secretary Lansing, in 10 note sent
today to the Russian Ambassador Boris
Bnkhmeticff said iu part
'l ask you to Dee ~ good as to gito
90 your government renewed cXpr"s-
sion 90 the presidents deep sympathy
With thcm ia the burden they have
assumed and Ina the obstacles th"y
have encountered and are encounter
iaE and his confidence that. inspire
ana impellod hy the patriotic efforts
and guidance there viii emerge from
the present conflict regencrlted
Russia founded upon those great 7rin-
ciplcs oe democracy. freedom aud
. edauhty. right and Justice"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-24
ANOTHER CREDIT or
SlOO,OOO,OOO MADE
TO RUSSIA BY j. s.
This Brings Total Up TO S275, ,000,-
600; Bakhmetieff Points Out
the Necessity of Rendering
Speedy Aid TO Nation.

W NtHnfthtfu IfNAn
Washington, Aug. - -- Another
credit Of 500 600. 600 to RUSSIA was
made today 10y the American govern
ment
This brings the total Of credits ex-
tended to thv Russian government to
S2fb.01J. 600. Ambassador Bakhme-
totf In conferences with Secretary
McAddo pointed ont the necessity of
rendering asd speedily 50 that needed
supplies might be sent To Russia be-
fore the closing OF her ports by ice.
some of the money probably Will
u, used 90 purchase railway supplies
aud equipment IN this counery.
Secretary Lansing denied that news
from Russia had caused this govern
mcnt To take pessimislic view oi
the situation. declaring thht instead
Of there prevailing feeling OF pes
-imism quite the contrary has been
expressed by the confidential dis
patches received here today.
Il regard the government of Russia
us stronger today than IL has been
ter munth' h. said "a mean In
general he added. both from po-
uucal and military points of yiew.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-24
PENCE IL PARAMOUNT
IN AUSrRIAN'S MINDS

Copenhagen. Aug 2i.-An Austria
which Is literally crying for peace.
which has discarded any thought ~
territorial expansion and ~ even Will
ing to buy ~ way aut of the war by
territorial sacrifices on the Italian
front In Gplicia: an Austria OF fire.
quent food riots. unable To iast
through another winter of war; an
Austria whose population would rise
in revolution " any reasonable peace
offer were rejected by the govern
m"nt H pictured by an inteligen;
Austrian who has arrived from vi
emma.
Ia a long talk with the correspond.
eut today he told a story which
though perhaps unduly pessimlstic,
cNplainsy the persistency OF Count
Czernin. Austro-Hungarian foreign
minister aud of Emperor Charles II
returning 10 the sIhjcct of peace ne
RotiGtions.
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Petains Men, in a Brilliant At.
tack Early This Morning, Gain
Important Vantage Point; Ad-
vance More Than IA Miles.
FIGHT FOR POSSESSION
OF LENS BEING wAGEp
British and Germans Engage in
Terrific Fighting for Mastery Of
the Important Coal City; Por-
tuguese Troops Win Victory.
By Associated pres.

In brilliant attack this morning on
the Verdun front the French carried
Hill SOf. one of the most bitterly dis
putee positions of the war in the strug-
gle for which thousands Of men have
lost their lives.
the French advarced to an averngo
depth of = miles over the sector be-
tween Ayoconrt wood and Dead Man
nm. Paris announces officially. and
in addition to Hill 3ei siormed the
fortified works between iaucourt ana
Retkincourt
The French are now masters OF all
HE important points -. the Verdun
front which they held before the be-
ginning of the grost German attack
last year
tn ihe british front the bitter fight
for Possession of i.eus was continued
during the niPht The official British
statement announces that the British
nov hold German trenches immedi-
ately northwest Of the green graasier
To the south of Lens and that es-
pecial9y heavy losses have been in-
flicted on the Gcrmans
Portuguese troops which are hold
ing sector IN northern France re-
pulsed German raids IN the vicinity
Of La Bassee. Heavy military fighting
continues around Ypres where the
British have improved their positions
ana successfully wilhstood counter at
tacks.
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LARRY BRoMFIELD TIES
CARROLL BROWN RECORD
OF COLO. GOLF TOURNEY

rsenycr Aug - larry Bromneld.
pl1viue in the m-finals of the coln-
rad0 state Gold tournaments today, fin-
ished tho first IS holes ten up on
George Post Br0mft fields medal
score was 49, which ties the record
for the tournament made By Carroll
Brown
Brown was que up at the finish of
his round with Charles Rieible, over
coming lead of three IN the last ffve
holes by steady and accurate play.
In the Colorado flight NJ. r.
Townsend hest nr. Y. ". Brunat four
and two In the Pioneer Flight w. u.
wickham eliminated 2 r. i.emisi.
four and two.
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HENRY's SON PASSES
PHYSICAL TESTS FOR
ADMISSION TO ARMY

Detroit, Mich. Aug. ct Edsel Ford
son % Henry Ford. the mnlti-million-
nire manufacturer. was examined by
a local drafi board today and IT was
announced he passed the physical
tests. Ford claimed exemption on IN.
dust:ial grounds He Is one OF the
officers of hts fathers automobile
company, which is working on orders
for the Red Cross
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BRITISH LOSE - TANKS
DURING f1TII4F BNT'rIli,S

Herlin. Aug e. The German gem
eral stair reports that the British lost
81 tanks during futile fighting on
wednesday Some of the occupants
were made prisoner
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Ii,OrOlD'S TROOPS AiI.
SWEEPING TOWARD RIGA

HerI!n, AuE 2l-Tr1oDs under
Prince Leopold OF Bavaria advancing
or the Russian city ~ Riga have
reached the river IA. az some places
on the Gulf of Riga coast. the German
general staff announced tocay.
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tie government. Those are the hot
tom facts a. they appear to us az the
present moment, when we envisaRe tho
possibility of concluding peace"
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captain SHOWS Version.
Thursday moruiug q Houston poo
hor officer arrested q urerrs~ and
I 800 doing -o. / ann informed. slapped
! her face. \ soldier of the tWoutt-
| fourth who had been drinking rcmur-
Hrltcd with the pltrolmau fur whn'
| lr considered ms uunrcr-anr> Niu-
| l"urr 100 stuNuG her TN" officer
! then began beating the soldier Win
ihis pistol
/ The mans face aud head wcr''
badly cat hS thc pistol hutt ~" wH-
arrested hN the same officer Hud tAl,ru
to the station, where hc j. tow hrll.
Thursday aftcrnoon. according iu
/ reports mId" 10 mT bN tnrpoTIi I'al-
lmiurr oT nlN military pole" force u
soldier az my command was arrested
/ hN an officer. Corporal baltimore.
who nn~ n"Irhs w"aIing hi~ militar,
police badge. asked the puli'"mai.
purrl, Tor information. he SAYS. VIII,
the man was arrested.
Tho policeman told him Il wa-
/ none Of hi business lie then. cor.
poigll Baltimore aud the arrested sol
dirr both state, hit Baltimore over the
head with his pistol butt. Corporal
baltimore ran M thc street the ps,.
iiccman firing ~ him H. he ricd. IT.
took refuge Ia u hou~c under bed
The policeman followed. dragged him
uHt, used further abusive language {,
him and struck him twice more wit
the pistol
when ihc men ~ camp heard M
these n,,nrrnrc~ Thursday afternoon
ih excited them greatly aud the, mad,
4 .aF tsssIfa al
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I,i III TN.

Washington, hug. 2I.--Ordri~' are
,.sp.,trG tn us. issued D, Hrig General
Parker. ,,anInandiii.s al" southern de-
pnrtnput. sometime to-day, taking tm
aith lnnintIN away from liouNii"n
Hnd pro,nbiN outside the -tatr "f
IrNa-. tu some other point in the di-
Nisiua General rark"i has authority
e. ,iu the With"ut ORDER nun Mash
iugtuH.