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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
LOCAL REQ CROSS CAMPAIGN.

Mantowoc County has undertaken
TO raise $4,000 for the Red Cross
Tie campaign started Tuesday. 1t
was carefully organized and it is
doubtful II so thorough financial cam
paign was ever launched In Manitowoc
county No one will be overlook ed
Everyone will he put TO tho test. fv.
cry town and village and ward is being
covered by volunteer workers. Prior
10 beginning there was meeting NJ
St. James Guild hall whore w. A.
Hayes Of Milwaukee gave an address
on Red Cross Work and information
to the ield force The present pros
poets are that the $50, 900 Will be raised
within the week. The National can
paign ot which this Is part is TO
r. ise 800, 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Notes from TiSCh Mills.

The children Of the ST. Marys Cath
oiic congregation are being prepared
to receive their first communion and
confirmation Bishop Rhode Of Green
Bay Is 10 be here July 9th to confirm a
large class
Don't forget to come to the James b.
Rock & Company's True Blue Show
which is To be gwen here on Saturday
June %. This is TO be trained ami
NAL show. Besides this the company
will show five reels OF moving pictures
and i've vaudeville specialtIes. A free
outside exhibition will be given before
dhe regular performance. Remember
the date Saturday June % at Tisch
Mills on Thomas pivoLka's lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank SteTel Of Mont.
peler visited with Mr.. Thomas piyon-
ka Thursday last,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roubal and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Dyorak Of Rice Lake, Wis
consin visited with relatives and
friends here for number Of days last
week
The FRANKIE Amusement Company
will show a series Of moving pictures
at Forst's haIl Friday June %,
Messrs. Frank Schimel who had been
teaching at Ashland and otto Jansky
who had been teaching at Mayyille are
home TO spend their vacation.
Mr. Joseph Stangel transacted bust
ness at Manitowoc last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lodel are the
happy parents Of baby girl which
was born to them last Thursday. Pass
the cigars, Joe.
Mr.. John Cisler, the local butcher
commenced peddling meat last week.
Messrs Thomas Piyonka Albert
lhlenfeldt, Joseph Vogeltanz, and
Michael Pyonka transacted business
at Two Rivers last Saturday.
Mr. John Kozelka, retired farmer,
has moved into our midst. he will
make his home In the village now.
Mr.. Frank Schimel Jr. spent few
days vacation at Sturgeon Bay last
week
Messrs. J. Linsted, Supt zimmers
and Prin. c. Stangel, an OF Manitogoc,
were here on business last Saturday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Notes From Maribel.

Miss Lillian Quick spent day last
week at Manitowoc.
Mrs. Anton Krall left for Chicago
where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Urban, the local butch.
err was a business caller at Manit6woc
Sunday,
Mr. Chas. Ludke purchased a new
Buick car.
Mr.. John Shuber got his touring car
from the boys. The boys will be sent
to the Green Bay reformatory school.
No one will ever get the chance again
to take the car away from Mr.. Shuber.
Miss Anna Reedy is home for her
vacation,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
NEWS eR0M COUNTY
Notes From ReedSyille.

A number from here attenned the
school play at Maple Grove Sunday
evening.
Mrs. e. G. O'Rourk and sister Miss
Sullivan have left for a visit at Louis
Vile, Ky.
Miss Grace Mccullough arrived from
Kaukauna Thursday and after spend
ing few days here left for Milwaukee
Tuesday to visit.
Ed. Shimon and family and John
Kirch and family autoed to Oshkosh
Sunday.
A young lady told Of dream she
had. Said, she dreamed the Ameri-
cans had captured Reedsville and that
Old Glory waved from every home in
town.
There is an epidemic of measles in
town the result Of some people falling
to observe the law reporting contagious
diseases. Several Of those unfortunate
enough to take sick have been very
sick upsetting the old belief that
measles do not amount TO anything.
John f. Cary celebrated his 9th
birthday Friday.
DR.. Cary in company with Dr. Mac
Colum of Manitowoc autoed to Chill
ton Thursday evening to attend
meeting of the Calumet Medical So
ciety.
Prof Morrissey left for Marion
Thursday.
The barn dance at Charles Watta-
was Monday evening vas well attend
ed.
Chairman Defke and Supervisor Blu
bolz we're in town Tuesday.
Emil Birkholz and family are visit
ing at the home Of Fred Boettcher.
Cards received here tell of Miss
Mary Reddin spending her vacation
in Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Fischer of Rockland
had the misfortune to break her collar
bone Monday, when knocked down by a
runaway horse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
BASE BALL.

The Kosciuskos continued their drive
to the Lake Shore league pennant on
Sunday when they defeated the Mani
towoc team at the south Side park at
Milwaukee 10y a score of l. to 0. 1t
was the Kosky's fifth straight win Of
the season and the Fons machine still
shows no signs Of cracking. Billy
Liebl and his Sheboygan champs at
the same time are keeping pace with
the leading Poles, for the Chairmakers
won a great battle from the Melns
Americans, the final count standing,
to-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
OBITUARY..

DIED. Mrs Margaret Stewart, wife
OF James Stewart, of Town Liberty,
Manitowoc Co. June 10, 1917,
The funeral services at the home on
Saturday morning we're conducted by
the Rev. Axtell, pastor of First Pres
byterian church, Manitowoc. The
reading of the twenty third psalm and
Tennyson's beautiful poem Crossing
the Bar" were appropriate parts of the
service.
The large concourse Of friends and
the beautiful flowers attested the
esteem in which she was held by all
who had the privilege of knowing her.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, six daughters and one son,
also six grandchildren.
The daughters are: Mrs. Allan
Brown, Red Granite, Wis; Mrs. Geo.
Goldie, Timothy, Wis; Mrs. Edw.
Swanson, Bertram, Mimi; Mrs. Ed.
ward Hetzel and Mrs. Albert Hetzel,
Almond, Wis; Mrs. Arnold Swenson,
Timothy, Wis; and son David of Tim
othy, Wis.
Mrs. M. Hale Smith of Brillion,
Wis, is an only sister.
Margart Buchanan was born at Two
Creeks, Manitowoc Co. Wis, Aug. %,
1856, and was married to James Stew
wart at Two Rivers May 81, 1879 and
died at her home, town Liberty, Man
itowoc Co. June -, 1917
The good and true Of earth has passed
away. The Master Of life has seen fit to
take from us one whom many IN their
hearts delighted to honor with the
name of friend.
Following the instincts of her gen
erous heart, her hand was ever open to
the needy or afflicted and no monument
of sculptured art will equal the beauty
OF that raised in the affections of those
who knew and loved her for her true
womanly qualities and unsefsh life.
Bloom ye sweet spring flowers and
render your sweetest fragrance where
she lies. The waves that wash I'll g
shores Of her girlhood home give out
your note Of never ceasing sorrow.
We will miss her tho Just away" but
there is comfort in the thought that
when we "Gather at the river" SO fine
a soul will be waiting to greet us from
the farther side.
She was one of those fine souls that
pass away like CLEANS of sunshine from
an April hill.
Knowing no creed hut that of loving
service to her family and friends and
endowed with disposition of broad
humanity she seemed to encompass
all within its alfectonate radiance.
Going to sleep with knowledge of
earthly problems she woke to realize
those vast eternties so much beyond
our ken; listening we might hear the
eXultant cry
o golden day, O blissful day
Upon the hills of light
Mid silver streams and happy dreams
My soul shall know No night.
M. Hale Smith.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Art of Hanging Pictures.

Pictures should have n strong base
below, large centerpiece above, and
higher point above this, thereby
meeting architectural demopds A sofa
against the wall, or a bookcase, or O
large table may form the base, with
an important picture as the center
piece, either square or oblong. At all
events the base should be wider than
the structure above, and there should
be higher point Of apex. The best
Of ones pictures should be placed
over the fireplace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
ROUNDS OUT FIRST YEAR.

The Municipal Record with the
May number has commenced It's sec.
ond volume. The Record gives de.
tailed financial statement Of the city
from month to month which Is always
Interestingly and attractively set
forth. Behind the Record is City
Clerk John J. Kelley and The Pilot
believes he mistook his calling. He
ought to be running a newspaper.
lie writes like "A newspaper man II
long experience.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
sikhs Most Militant People.

The city of Amritsar British India, Is
the religious center of the Sikh faith,
and as such 1t gains high decree of
interest and distinction. The SlRhs
nre known all over the British empire
as the best of the native Indian fight
Ing men. They have dcne loyal serv-
Ice on every battlefield where England
has called on her native troops, and
they are immensely proud of their
record and their fighting ability. They
are perhaps the most militant creed
and people In the world,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21

Spots on the Ceilinu.

More often than not, the ceiling will
have black spots over the radiators
and gasjets, while the other parts will
still be clean. Try this method of
cleaning the oiled spots: With very
soft cloth remove all the loose dirt,
wiping always in one direction. Then
dip soft, dry cloth into some dry cal
chime powder of the same shade as
the ceiling, finish and rub gently
away from the wall and toward the
center and renewing the powder dress
ing occasionally.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Not a Business Child.

Uncle Elijah, with his eight-year-old,
was soliciting aims, and with poor re-
suits. He had just been refused by
well-dressod lady, who explained that
she had no change. Don't yo' mind
dat, ma'am," said Elijah; "jist give de
bill to de chile heah an she'll bring
de change. She won't run away with
1t, lady. Pore chile, she amt got no
sense !"-Harper's Magazine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21

Mr.. Jos. Zeman and Miss Julia Fem
an took in the dance at lockwood last
Sunday and reported good time.
Mr.. Chas. Dominsky was at Manito-
woo last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zeman were at
Manitowoc last Tuesday.
Mr.. Stephen Shimon OF Stark visited
at his home here last Sunday.
Miss Emma A. Zeman Is at Milwau-
kee where she underwent az operation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
a Grievous Error.

Wife, entering room wringlng her
hands NOW ! have done # But Il
serves me right for not tuning on the
light. | might have known ! should
make a mistake n Husband What
have you d0ne-taken p0lson2' Wife
Poison No. I've put stamp on
q postcard
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21

A skllful tree surgeon has succeed
cd In saving valuable pear trees whose
roots blight had destroyed, by grating
20 the trunks healthy young suckers
These are set in the ground about the
diseased trees, while the upper ends
are grated into the trunks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Loyalty.

The little girl looked in qazed ST.
lence at Niagara falls; and. - :, in
answer to her mothers question, "Well,
what do you think of 1t, dearT an
swered, with disdainful shrug of her
shoulders ooh, our brook could do
that, if 1t had a chance."-Harper's
Magazine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Moral Courane.

"Moral courage Is more worth
ing than physical courage, not
because 1t is a higher virtue, but
cause the demand for 1t Is more
slant. Physical courage Is most o.
time In the lumber room. Moral c,
age Is needed day by day."-Geo
Buxton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
Notes From BrOckyiIle.

Mr.. Fred skarleyoda Of Cato spent
last Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. Henry Swetlik il now employed
at lockwood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21

RESULTS OF SUNDAYS GAMES.
Kosciuskos, II; Mantowoc, 9.
sheboygan, /; Melms Americans, 0.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
A Real Anoulsh Producer.

The bin that hurts worst each month
IL the one you had forgotten about.
Claude Callan In Fort Worth Star.
Telegram.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21

The State Council of Defense
says: Give your boy Liberty
Bond, 10 matter how small, and
you will accomplish at least three
things. You will teach him the adj
vantage of saving, you will give him
the opportunity to be the proud.
possessor in later years of liberty
bond. and you will be doing a
patriotic act.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-06-21
BY EDWIN r. A. sELIGMAN,

McVlckar Professor of Political Econ
omy. Columbia University.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

C5ortIetnua iielr 3. scits.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

glnI@ulOigung gegcbcn ieien Dab ci-
tic 9c6inocring Der llnteriudung
Itottgenmoen babe, oaB piclmebr bic
llnterm6ung in Der oentbar einae-
bcnolten @eiie gefii6rt woroen lei.
Gie llnterluhung babe obne 8meifel
fcItgeIteat, ooB cs iib Inn eiuen Der.
brcderiideu glnidlog ge5anoelt bu.
be, 10 iogt Der 9eriht wciter; Die 9e-
b0roe lei a6er nicbt in Der Gage, an.
3uge6en in pel6er 9lrt ino &eile
Scr glni6lag ourhaeiii6rt poroen lct.
@enn irgcnO pelde 9eiueiie IN Der
9li6tlmg beitanOeu b6tten, oonn ici.
cn oiciel6en bel ser @rploiion per-
nidtet iporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

tai Grooes Geportenreuis~, 9(. &. Of
g.; Sunuel @ompcrs, 9rdiiOent ser
o9(mericon 6eOerotion Of 2a6or"
Soiepb g. @alentie. @roiioent Der
rSSntcrnotionol @lolOerS Union"
Sbeo6olo &c. @uerin 9ieprdicntont
oes nltnite0 BROTHERHOOD Of Gorpen.
iers & Soincrs"; So6n Wi. Gonlin,
BrdiiOeut oes BUILDING &rooes
Geportcmcnts4; ". 8. Of g.; Sobn
81. 9upinc, Grdiioent Der cSnterna-
tionol llnion Of Steam e. 0perating
engineers, imO SSoicp6 q. SSrantlip,
@rddocnt scr p&ottersmafcrs 2ca-
1ic Of 9lmcrico"
Gie llnter5eicbncten iino Der 9ln-
iiGt ooB ourb Die SAafflng 6icler
ge60roe Scr 9lusitou0 in gleu 9orf
9cibli9tct miro, lmo ooB Der Oro6en-
oe 9luslouo BON 100000 al Der 8o-
cific-&iiitc permieoen meroen fanr
Sic @litglicoer ser 9eboroc linp
iibcr5cugt OoB iie wd6rcno Oes arie-
gcs beOenflihe Storungen ser 9lr-
better oerbin0ern fonncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
lDerbrr6HDanO.
@eruria6tc Grplulinll
in @abbs0arn.
Slah geiterm UerDWemtlttbs
tenn pffi5teMem Seri@t.

@sorinc.5 5cfrctdr 0onieIs eicbt ocn
gefllno Scr llnterhI6ungs Be
b0roc bc8iielid DER autoltropbe
uaf 9aare Sslnao bcfonnt. II Qic
bon Der 6lotten-2iga erbobene
stnIdulOiaupg cupbutii@ 5priid-
oeipieIen.
gBoibington, 25. 9tusnit.
0ie @rplolion i'm Ytore Sslono
56iffSbaubof i'm Ietteu Suli, bel Der
fiinf @erionen get6Otet ilno mebr ols
80 perlest muroen mar nod eincn
bcute bon N}arine-Scfretdr 0nniels
pcroffentli6ten oifi8icllen 8eridt oas
g9crf bon &erbreherbonO imo nitt
Elm llnfoa.
Sr. QonielS COB bente einen glrs'
aug aus Dem @eridbt befunnt Der er.
ltottet murOe nod elmer llnterlu1ung
Ocs Oroonnon3- nn6 Oes gaaOiga-
tions.9rreaus lm0 oes General
qluoiteurs ser 8lottc.
g(ae 0ieic 3wcige oes Slottenoien'
Itcs Itiniulten Onbin iibereiu, Dob be-
5agli6 Der Nlet6ooe Scr llntcriudllng
,,feine bebinoernOen SSnltrllfttonqn
ooer einldrGnfenoe 9ireftionen" &c.
geben moroen ieien.
Gs por befonntlih Die Inter
Iudunq iiber ole Wlore SSlano Gr-
ploiion melde 5u Der fiiralihen Bit
teren Gontroperle anilheu Morine-
Sefret1r Daniels uno Der Slottcn.
2iga fiibrte unO Oos 9ielultot bntte,
ooB ale 8c8iebuneen 8pii6en oent
tten.9eportement uno Der Siga
o6ge6roden mliroen.
9ie 2iga 6otte befanntlib erfl1rt
oob iie Sniormotion erbnlten babe,
Dab Die grploiion in Dem Fulper-
0}ogo5in ourA cine Sollenmaihnc
berbeigeiii9rt poroen iei OuB aber
Die llnteriiidlna ourd mat9tpolle
glrbcits- -Sutereiien bebinoert worOcu
iei.
Der nnme6r bonn Morine.Sefre'
tar per0fientlicbte @eridt Scr mil
Der llnterInbuna oes Goriolles be.
trailteu @eb0rOe betont ipie aeIagt
ooB feiuerlei gln1oItspuntte fiir bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
Die @alte ans Sapam.

sic beiuden 9lnnapolis. Sir beit-
te &ran5nieoerlegling an @rabe
@oi6tngton's ouf benz 8ro.
granlm.
g8nibinetoh 20. 9luguit. TT
Die Dor Wenigen &agen bier ange-
langte iaponiibc Niiiiion beIu9te
beute Oie @larine.9lfooemie in 9ln-
nopolis.
Sir oeu morgigen Sonntog lit ein
@eiid in Dlount &ernon unO aran5.
nieoerleglng am @robe George
@oi6iugton'S porgeicben. llno 5wor
ioa 0ie 6a6rt oortbin an 9oro Der
@rdiioentcuYo6t uDlagiloper" Dor
lib geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
Aojultirnngs-
Drbdrot.
3nr S6lidtnmg bOm
MrbeiserMlrreM.
&einc GtDrMmgen int
GdliHsbau0eipcrtc.

Cine 9e60roc uom %rdiocnten cr-
noniit. Bon ocn 9lrbciteriii5-
rem l4riitli6 gutoe5eiBen.
9eboroe 5oiit oen 9lusitanO in
9Ielu-gorf 8a idli@ten unO Den
Orobcnosn 9tusitano an Der 8a-
ciic.aiiite gu perneiOen.
8afbington %. glueuit. II
Qurd Die Sbuiiung elmer 9loiuIti-
Tilngs-9e66roe, mel9e ie nod Der
giatltr oeS 5t loienocn ASroblems aus
orei bier ooer iiinf Q}itelie0ern be-
itebcn ioa, miro ein irieoli9er 9lus-
gleid Der Slrbeiter-&irren III Den
Sdiiis6ait60ien erpartet.
%rGiioent g8ilIon bat Srn. ..
@Dcritt Wiacn bon 9}ew-D -Dorf, 0en
sGrdiioenteu Der ,9}atioual Gipic Sc
Ocrution% gum &orliBcr Der neiten
8e6or0e ernannt. 9os 5peitc Wiit-
qlic0 miro BON Samuel @omperS,
Dem @rGiiocnten Ser n9(merican Sc
oerotion Of 2abor", ernamlt, uno Die
6lottcr-Gorporatioil no1t oas brittle
g4itglieo nam6ait. SIN Sale Die Pr
6citeridpierigfeiten Die 6Iotte beriib-
rem, miro Siilfs-Setretdr 9foolepelt
ais Elm 0fitglieo Der 9e6oroe fltngi-
rem. 9genn ole @irren ii6 auf prt-
pate SAiffsbau90fe erltreden, mer-
oen Gin @ertreter Scr glrbeiter ltno
ein Gertreter ser Sbiifs-Sntereiieu
an Der @eb9r0e nit itiwm6ere6tigt
iciu.
Gos llc6ereinfonmen ipliroc BON
ocn 5olgenOen intcr5cihnet: 6ranf-
lin Rooiebclt, Siilis-Sloiten-Sc Sctre-
tar; GOworO q. Surlcp, Goriiber
Der @cridiiiungs 9e65roe; g9. g.
Gopps, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser
emergency 6leet Computation" ,
Sancs S'Gonnell 9BrdiiOent oes
.Mctal SroOes GepartementS,~ 9l
s. Of g.; @illiom s. SSobnltone,
@rdiiOent ser Snteruntionnleu gIiio.
ciotion Der @laibiniIten; 81 S. Scr.
ries, Sctretar-Sd Sdosmeiiter 0es n@le-
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0ic 9o6Icngrm6cn.

g8oibtngton 25. glugllt.
Or. S. 9(. @nriiclo, Der 5euerungS.
mittel 9lOmiiiitrator, miro nGdite
@o9e oic 9lcgulotioncn 5ur &erpal.
tiing Oes 8etrie6eS Der &oblengrrben
auSaeben. prittc conierirte Or.
Garfield NIT 6ranciS Q. Eeoboop,
Dem @oriiter oes aoblen.Gomites oes
notionalen &ertbeioieunes 9iotbes,
uno Geo. Otis Smith, oem Gbef Der
eeolosii6en 8ermeihing. gIae Pin.
3ei1en loiiea ooroui idlieBen, Bob
ole aleinbanoeISpreiIe feiteeiest per-
ben.
Sn Senate modte Senator @ron-
no Die @emertiing, ooB 9legierlings'
Gontrole einen pernihtenoen @inTluB
auf Die @roOuftion boben ueroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
aricsItcncr-Sia.

Die Gotc auf arieas- as-@roiitc miro be-
oeuteno er6o6t weroen. Der
5cnot mar gcitern ni4t in Sib-
ung. Sot iib bis @iontog Der.
toot.
@af6iHgtpn 20. glit9ult.
9ia6 Oen &orbereitungen Der 6iibrer
i'm Senate 5lt ltrtbeilcL miro Die Dis.
fulton Scr aricgSiteuerbia in Der
nd1iten 8o9e elmer Der icnlationell-
item Sample ser ariegs.S SiBung per-
oen.
Sic 8ill pur0e 6eilte ni1t atige.
nonmen; Der Seuat pertagte li9
na9 elmer fltr3en Sibuug bis Nlon-
tag, iin oenjeuigen @fitglieOerrI mel.
6e iHr llno Gegen cine @r6obuug Der
Steuer-llnlagen Stelllmg genom-
men bo6elL @elegenbeiten 81 Comic
ren5en 81 eebell. 8ie Senator Sim-
mons bellte aiigo6, Iollen 5ltnGdIt Die
9(bibnitte ii6cr Die @rb0bitng Der
&ortoratet ltno oie 8eItciteritng Der
@mfiinfte ser 3eihnesbcrousgeber,
etc., sur @rleoigiing fonuueb e6e Die
@roiit- Steucr sur Spra9e fomnen
miro. SIS mer0ei 9lnlenOements 0or-
bereitet. Die Slate ailf &rieeSproiitC
auf so @ro5ent fcii5uie6en. 3ie Bin
idrcibt cine Steuer BON 26 SEro5eni
Dor, ulls uclber man Die SummC
bon $562l 100000 enuortet. lin.
8weiieI6ait miro oie 9ia Oer6nocri
ilno oie as-@roiitltcner gan5 be.
tr6dtlih cr6o6t weroen wenn OoS
6inor5-@omite ni6t ielbit idlou Dor.
Der 0eu @oridlQg in Der 9ia iucor
porirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
MOntr SantO
IOn aeu StNIirnrrm &C.
llOlltlMCM.
Gabprna tnclOet Gic9 amF
Der SiUu5OsS

Bon Dem @ipfcl ocS 2245 SUB bobcn
@eracs lpeDt icst Die italicnii@e
Sricolore. 0eiterrcidiifc 81.
niG oneebIid an mebrcrcn @lnt-
ten Our66ro6cn. 5ron5oicn
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fortacictt.
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men ncucn @riolg eriiriiteui lic 6a'
ben oen Montc Sonto. eineu 22l5
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dern ais pertbpoller StiiBpunit
oiente, genommcn.
Giele aun6e bringt Der bellte pom
itolieniIdcu @encralitab erlailcnc
Bcribt Der lDie tolgt lnntel:
.Scit gsitCrn pc6t SIC italicnildll
Gricolorc BON Dem @ipfel oes @lontc
Sonto 6era6. Die tapieren Eruppeu
Scr 5ueiten 9lrnce baben ole &crt6ci'
oigungsliuie Der SeIterreidcr all
mebreren Yilnften ourhbrohcn mlo
iisen Dem ihebeuoen 5einoc, Der oas
icbpierige Serraiu SUB nm SUB IN
bortnddiger @eiie Dertbeioiat ami
oen 5erien.
gluf benz Sorlt.Blaleuu Oanert Der
aompi nm Die bon unS erobcrten
Stelluugen, Die Der 5eino ucrgc6lid
rpieoer 5li getpiuncn iudt, IN 9cltiger
@eiie fort
SSn oen ununter6rodenen adnipteu
boben iid Die Salerno. Gatan5aro-
uno 9lurge-9riguOen olrh lore
2iibnbeit ousee5eidnet
Sic 6Iie0ert61tigfeit mar geIiern
cine icbr lc6bafte llnicrc Goproni.
Noi6inen bom6arOirtcn nc0rerc
@loIe feinoIihe Guippcr Gon5cntro'
tionen i'm Gbiopopono.S6nle; oana
floeen lie nieOrig unO 6om6oroirtcn
ole feiuolibe Sniantcrie; bon Sen 233
gIeroploneu, Die al ocr Sdlodt
tbeiInabmen lit MIR Gin cin5igcr
nidt 3uriidgefebrt.~
Seine Sufanteric -@dmpfc
i'm @taasoiitrift
8oris, %. 9luguit. Gos 6cu-
te gIbenO bonn iran5oiilhen arie9s
bureau pcr0fientlicbte oiii5icllc 9lll'
letin bat folgeuocn 8ortlnut.
oSSn ser gf1be bon 9aiiaur mo in
DER @egenO BON 8rope.cn.9oonnois
unO Gernp eo6 es le66afte gIrtillcric'
Guelle.
gluf oem linfen Dlnos.llier lnicr'
bielt Der 5einO mir Elm itbpodcs slr-
tilleric-6euer; auf oem rehicu llicr
ocs 6luiics ooge9en uor oie glrtil.
lerie beioer Seiten iebr aftiD. IS
fam niht 81 Snianterie.9 .9Ittioncu"
6rou5oien nebmen 6efc-
itigte @erfe.
EoriS, %, ,9luguit. II Ger beluc
ouSoeeebenc ontlite 6rcniberiht
oes fran5oiiiden aricssburcauS mel
oct peiteren 6ortihritt Der 6ron5o-
len an Der Ger0un.6rout, lueitlid Scr
@loas.
Grci 6eieiti8te @erfe oer Ieuiidca
no6e 9etbincoltrt puroen genommcu
Gie 3o6l Ger @efoneencu lit ani
Sl0t aeitiegen.
Ole Gano0ier NADER oul
Sens 5i.
9ritiihe 6ront in 5ronf.
reid un0 8eI9tcm %. glug0l.
(p9liiociirte &reiic.") Die Ga-
naoier boben geitern gladlt nod blls
tiaen &6mpien ibre 2iuie ani elmer
idmoIen 5ront am peiiliheu &anoc
bon Gems luieoer betrdhtlih uorge.
idoben.
Gem GoriioB ging Elm ibiperes 9Il.
tilIcrie 9omborOement ooraus, ino
Diele 2eihen 0eutider SoIooten mir.
oen in oen eingenommenen GhiiteH-
grd6eu setlInoen Ete britiiAcn 8cr.
lutte moren auBerorocntlib gcring-
Su Der Sohloge norolid luo
noro0itIid bon gpern ideint iid ne.
nig perdnoert 81 baben 9ei Snuer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

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aurcselmGhig erbaIteu, finO gebeteH,
Der Office SOSOn per SeIcpbOu pOer
iMriTtIiM @ittbeiIuaa sn utadcH.