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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12
DR.. GULICK TELLS OF
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
American Women in the Kitch.
ems Occupy Strategic Po-
sitions in This
War.

1--WE must furnish France and Eng
land 40 per cent Of the food they need
for the next year if they are to carry
on the war. We cannot get it from
South America We must get it here.
There is only one place to get it, and
that is by saving at the tables Of
America"
So spoke DR.. Luther Gulick of New
York, founder of the Campfire Girls
of America movement, in his talk to
the girls, women and men at the
Commercial club at noon.
THAT is why the women of the
kitchen occupy the strategic position
in this war;" he continued. Theirs
is the difficult place. There is no
limelight and we are all human. You
can't march down the street in COL
umns, twenty-four abreast, saving
food from the tables. You're alone
and in your kitchen. This work must
be done in small amounts day after
day and three times day. This saw
ing of food from the tables is a great
work, but made up for the most part
of details that are all trivial and many
of them humiliating.
Tells OF Campfire Girls.
DR.. Gulick traced the history of the
Campfire" movement, developed its
purpose to bring to the girls that
larger understanding of their relation
to the home and to the world and
community by the close touch with
home and the surroundings. and also
went to some extent into the psychol-
ogy of girlhood, particularly the i'm
.pressionable age of from II to IS years.
At that age, he declared, the con-
sciousness is budding and shooting in
hundreds of directions, and in ever
changing and varying ways. He
held that all this is good and should
not be curtailed.
"A little psychic snub to an interest
budding at that time" he said, may
prevent that interest from ever grow
ing again in that individual. These
years are the budding season"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12
Father GehI Finishes
Mission for Deaf MuteS

Rev. Eugene Gehl, who has been
holding a mission in the sign language
for the deaf-mutes here, closed his
Omaha visit last night with lecture
on "The Silent World" at the Creigh-
ton University auditorium. The lee
ture was accompanied by series OF
stereopticon slides showing intimate
views of the Catholic institutions for
the deaf all over the country and the
methods used to teach the mutes the
use of signs. The lecturer said the
oral system of teaching mutes was a
failure. and that the only efficient way
was the combination of both the oral
and the exemplary methods. Father
Gehl is the only missionary for the
deaf-mutes in the United States,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12

which many persons believe is saliva
tion, is but small part of salvation"
he said. you must work out your
own salvation as you go out in this
world and think about it as much now
as if drawing your last death breath
DR.. jerks remarked that it gave
him great pleasure to preach the bac-
calaureate sermon because he was a
graduate from Hamilton college with
Principal Adams OF the High School
of Commerce.
Eighty-two students attended the
services as we'll as the faculty.
DR.. jerks left Immediately for Ne
braska City, where he delivered the
commencement address at tn. gradua-
ton exercises at the School for the
Blind Sunday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12
Brief City News

Have Root Print It--New Beacon Press
Metal dies, pressw'k. Jubilee Mfg. Co.
EIec. Fans. S1.50-Burgess- Granden.
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edholm.
Try the monday 35-cent luncheon
at the Empress Garden. amidst pleas
ant surroundings, music and entertain
ment-Advertisem
Had to Support Herself-Dorothy
B. Breard, suing for divorce in dis
trict court, alleges her husband, louis
]. Breard, insists on Giving off her."
She says she has had to support her
self since their marriage at Papillion,
,Neb., June 4, 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12
OMAHA WOMEN OPEN
CANNING SCHOOL
Society Leaders Attend First
Glasses Of Kind Ever Organ.
lied to Teach Food Con-
servation.

Omaha's canning and drying
school, the first in the world to be
organized for the purpose of con-
serving food during the war. opened
yesterday at Central High school
under the auspices of the Board OF
Public Welfare and the University
of Nebraska extension department.
Fifty students, many of them Oma-
has wealthiest women and three from
out of town, were on hand with their
arms laden with kitchen aprons, caps
and preserving jars and notebooks.
Several appeared who had failed to
register, thinking there would be
plenty of room and they could slip in.
They were disappointed when told
that classes were filled to overAowing
and that no registrations will be taken
after today until Friday for the new
glasses to be held June % and 23.
Mrs. Walter Page was seen work.
ing side by side with her maid, Miss
Ida Nordstrum, an expert cook.
1--WE will teach canning in my own
kitchen during the summer months
and we are willing to instruct in the
poor districts of Omaha among
women who were unable to take ad-
vantage of the school," said Mrs.
Page.
Donate to Hospitals.
II will donate all vegetables Miss
Nordstrum and can at the school to
the hospitals. | won't give it
chance to SPOIL" she added
Mrs. Frank Hamilton found her
self minus cap when she left for
the canning school, so she impro-
vised one out of one of her hus-
bands handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Howard Baldridge is another
canning scholar who found herself in
dilemma, for she had neither cap nor
apron. Being an arduous Red Cross
worker, she finally thought of her
Red Cross apron, which she pressed
into service.
Among those present were Mrs.
A. L. Fernald, president of the Omaha
Woman's club; Mrs. w. G. Ure, retir-
ing president of the Fine Arts society;
Mrs. E. M. Syfert, retiring president
Iof the Woman's club, who is the organ
izer of the class; Mrs. Harvey New
branch, retiring president of the As
sociation of Collegiate Alrmnae; Mrs.
Harriet McMurphy, former state food
inspector, and Mrs. L. Kirwin, Mrs.
w. F. Burke of Walnut Hill, Neb.,
and Mrs. D. w. Lawson of Arlington,
Neb.
Vegetables Arrive Late.
The only hitch in the plans was
that thirty quarts of beans, fifty
quarts of peas and the four baskets
of tomatoes and rhubarb ordered for
the school failed to arrive until 10
o'clock. Owing to the fact that there
are no beets to be found in Omaha,
they will be eliminated from the
course, although they are among the
best vegetables for canning.
Mrs. Paul Pivett, instructor of the
school, was assisted by the Misses
Margaret Long and Hedvic Provas-
mix, both graduates of the home econ
omics department of the University
of Nebraska. 7 wv
That these women had not attended
school for many years could not have
been discovered from the obedient
and efficient manner in which they
worked.
Everyone has come with the real
purpose of the school in mind and are
willing to concentrate while here and
impart their knowledge to Others"
said Mrs. Rose M. Ohaus.
Miss Elizabeth Stearns, of the Wei
fare board, acted as registrar and
cashier Of the school.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-12

Library Closes Misunderstanding
Monday all departments of the public
library will close at $3.50 for the bal
ance of the summer. The South Side
branch will close at o'clock
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
9lnanit @icrIon 6ecrSiat.

2iegt neben ieinen 9ru0er SenrD
4ierion ouf Dem u9ouOonsForf-
Gric06oie.~ @utitammte elmer
treuen fir6eiiiideu 6omilic.
@oitor 81. s. Steraer wiomete
Oem Gobingeibieoenen Elm wobl-
peroienten 9}a6uli.
g(uf ocm nQou0on @arf -6rie06o-
fe" wurOen geiiern oie Iter6li6en
lleberreIte 0eS am If. SUM in ieiuer
@o6nltng, Gar. 1745 9}orO-@ap-Str,
geltor6enen Serrn 9(ugult @ierion
sur cpigen 9lube gebettet. &aitor
81. 3. Sterger leitete sic Groierieier
Dor Dem nit 8hmen gon5 beOeften
Sorge @}itglieoer Der 3immer-
monns-llnion,~ ser n6eptaiop6en~
un0 Ser oS06ne ser Srei6ecit," 5u
mcl6eu ser @eritorbene ge60rte, ga-
ben i6m ooS lebte @6rengeleit ais
8abrti6trdger Serr @ierion Wur-
0e am 23. g(u9uit 1854 in Nioiideio,
9ir6eIcn ais scr 9o6u eincS
W}ii6lenbauerS ge6oren lm0 crbielt
cine quite @r5iebung. SIN Sitter bon
IA Sn6ren fam er allf einem Segel-
i9iffe na6 9lmerifa imO lanoete inn
Mdr5 1869 i'm @oltimorcr &ofGn.
Ser @erItorbene mar Elm 9ruoer oeS
Dor eini9en So6ren geltorbeneu 8ol-
meiiters SenrD &ierIon. SSn friibe-
rem SSa6ren mar CT in &onOerborIt'S
mo ipdter in s. 3. @ieBner' S9roue-
rel t6dtig lmo ar6eitete ipGter ais
zimmerman lm0 9mmnterne6mer.
Merfmiiroiger @eiie itarb er inn iel-
ben Sitter mie iein 9ruoer. 9[uBer
ieiner trenen 2e6ensgeid6rtin, Srat
9lnno @ierion, binterlGBt er einen
So6n, 9tuguit @ierion ir1 cine
S6wiegerto6ter, 8rou Mnr0 Bod,
cine SbpeIter, 8rou &enrp Sous-
mam, um0 einen @nfel, &oparO
%ieriou, iowie me6rere 9}eifen.
Sr. @ierion imO 3ron botten bier
&in0er, bon oenen orei a6er oem Ga-
ter bereits i'm Gooe oorausgeeaugeu
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
geri6iua in Ssuris acfcicrt.

YoriS, IA. SUM. II General
9Seribing mar beute in ser omerifa-
niiHen 8otl6oft ser @brengait BON
8otlboiter Sborp. YremierminiIter
9ff6ot @}oribol Soffre, Die @liniiter
&ipioni unO Yoinlepe uno onoere
berporrogenOe BiirOertrdqer ino
Sffi5iere moren ouueleno. 9ibot be.
eritBte oen General uno wiinidte
ibm Grfolg.
gr benicbte Damn oas &otel oeS
Snonli0cs, in Dem ons biitoriihe Nto-
nunrent gopoleon'S oes @rlten ltebt,
belidti9te i'm gbrcnbof Die Sanrns
luna ser aus oieiem &riege lton-
men0en 9ieliQllien ino itottete ounn
Dem @otibofter Sharp einen flr5en
formeilen 9eiud ab. g[m glohnit-
tag lab CT iiH cine Sibung ser 0e-
plltirtenfommer on un0 mar orH
9l6en0 ser @oit bel einem @anfett,
has iblp 81 Gbren in ser amerifoni-
l1en YptlAoit eegeben puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
gGcitcrc Sritppeu-9IuSb biIOnuss-
Qaaer.

g8oibiugton IA. SUM. II
@ier no-Gomplere fir 9lrmee-Di-
piiiouS- -SelOlager muroen beute gut
gebeiBeu. 0ies DerpoaltGnoigt ole
2iIte BON 16 @untten, oltf pelben
militGrilcbe @arraden Dor Oem l..
Septenlber erriAtet weroen loIlen an
mel6em 0otlm 0ie erlten ousgebo-
benen &rippen 81 Den @affen gerll-
fen mcroen.
SSn ie0em Selologer miro cine Dolle
Dioilion i6re oorlGufige glusbilOung
erbolten, bepor lie noh europa 8e-
ion0t pcrOen, I'M ibre Snltruftion
binter ser 6eucrIinie 5u nerboaitdn-
0igen. sic mer0en oie folgenOen
Eager beoieben; 9[per, @toli.; Dopp-
bonf, Gong SslohO, g}.-Y.; @rigbts-
town Ot..SS.; 9(nuopolis Sunctiom
Nf0.; @eterSbure, 3d.; gltlanto, @a. !;
Columbia, Q. g.; Gbilicotbe, 81;
2ouiSoille, &D.; gattle Greet, Wlih. (;
2ittle &od, glrf.; &odfor6, 81; 9eS
W5oines, Sa.; Sort 9tilep, &os.; Sort
Sam %ouiton Ger; gImericou 2qfe,
g4oib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
gLms SemtIdlem @ereimem.


TaS 'golOene Su6iIdum Oes Gurnper-
ems oGorpdrts. -@ir0 am nGd-
iteu @ioutaa gang I'M @ereins-
freiie ieitli6e 6eeangen WerOen.
- 9}adridten aus anoeren Ser
einen.
Ger GurnOereiu n@ormdrts" feiert
om nd6lien Montog 9l6eno iein gol-
oenes SublidunL umO 3mar in 9ln6e-
tradt Der friegeriiben Sa6lage gon5
i'm n6omilieufreiie." Gas beiBt MIR
Mitglieoer lno Oeren 0amen 6a6en
3utritt 81 Dem GlublofaIe gtr. 734,
MeIt-2egington-StraBe Gs NOR ur.
ipriingliA Oie Qlbiidt, cine gr0Bere
SeItli6feit in einenI Der groBen
Yorfs ser Staot 81 mrangiren, mie
3. 9. 0os iil6erne SSu6ilGum am A.
Suli 1892 in Dem ieitber Dem 3a6ne
ser 8eit perfalIenen nGorlep-@orf~
an Der Sarforo 9ioaO geieiert muroe.
0aS Gireftorium bielt es ieOod fir
peie, bon elmer gr0Beren 6eier a65l-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Die 9lItersflaiiem Ser NiIitarpflidj-
tioen.


Ser ltnterihieO in Oeu 5e6u Sa6res-
tIoHen ie6r unbeoelltenO.- -0rei
Giinftel ser 91eger im0 5wei Grit
tel Der @eiBen oerlaneen 8eirei-
uue. 9}abe8u 1000 9lusldnOer
in Scr 2iite ser GRiIitdrpflitbti-
gen.
glus sen na6lte6enOen 9lufitellin-
gen iiu0 oie 9lltersfIanen Der @lili-
tdrpilibti9en Die lid) am 5. Simi re-
giliriren lieBen 81 erie6en. Sm @au-
8en wuroen in Ser Staot 5S,433
N}dnner regiitrirt. Gie 9lniertiglng
ser g(uiiteLrng mar cine miibiame
9lrbeit. Sie murOe geitern 9lbenO
bon Serru Charles Greuoer, ir.
Nla0or &reIton'S SefretGr, ln0 Srn.
s. @olter So6enning, @orite6er 0eS
Bureaus fiir fleinere 9riuilegien, be-
enoet. SSn Der obigen 3obl lino oies
ieni9en, Die no4 Oem 5. Sllni regi-
lirirt mlr6en,N nibt cnt6alten. @on
Oen 5S,433 &eeiItrirteu iin0 fl @ro-
sent g(usl6n0er unO $40 @ro5ent
ieiuoli9e 9[uslGnOer (oeutibe 9iei6s-
biirger). AZ @ro5ent ser gIeger rno
40 &ro5ent ser @eiBen betlongen
feline 9eirciung bonn M}ilitdrOienIt;
s 8N9rO5ent Ger gieger iuo 1 4/10
Fro5ent ser @eiBen Iiuo oollitGnoige
&riippel, meSbolb lie 9efreiung Der-
langen. Son Oen @eiBen berlangen
infolge ibrer Steaung 3 2/fO @ro.
sent 8efreillng. Sc So &ro5eut ser
@eiBen mo ser 9}eger miiniden 9e-
ireiing, oa iie fir Oen llnterbolt il.
rer glngeb0rigen 5u ioreen 6aben.
Gle 9(uiiteaungen 5eigen ouG, oaB
oie 3obl Scr 9legiitrirten in 9e3ug
auf Die 9lltersfIaiien feineu groBen
lluteridieo aimeiien.
@eiBe.
0lIto, QQnfrni,t,,, 0ni,,o O,,gou,ttto,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
sdciut Ser Oiidtisc 81 lciu.

Ser gleger Smit6 Syadlon BON N4r.
1O3L Farf- -9luenue, puroe geItern
unter Dem &eroabt oer6aftet, ongeb-
lid am 5. SUM ser 5rou Charles
z. Rarr bon gtr. Is, Slt-2ofoDette-
glpeme, Elm @onotdicb@elt OaS 5mci
Diamontringe uno unoere S6mud-
@egenltdnoe im @ertbe BON $1025
cntbielt entriilen 8li bobea. Sadion
wuroe oer6rau uorgefii6rt, Iie founte
obcr ni3t nit 9eitirnmtbeit Iogcm
Oh Oerlelbe oerieuige mar, ser ibr oos
Sanotdl66en bonn 9[rme rib, ais Iie
I'M Segrifte ltono, Die SauStbiire al
oftnen. Ser |erboftetc wuroe no1
Der wittleren FoIioeiitotion gc6rat6t
no er filr Elm Serbor am n66Iten
Samltog feit9e6olten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
nMlanduria" colliOirt nit Nlonitor,

92em Worf, IA. Suni. Ser
Tompier .Mon6iria1 bon ser Sn-
ternotional Wlercontile Marine, ein
S6iif BON 1868 Regiltertonnem
ipurOe in elmer Golliiiou nit Oern&er
Stooten Nlonitor ,glmpbitrite"
ibper beI6Goiet, ais er eeitern
9(6eno I'M oiden 9lebeI Oie Quaran-
tame poliirte. ga er an Sodboro
8wei groBe 2o1er OoOongetrogen
batte, ems mitti1ifis, oaS onoere na.
be Dem Sed, beiiirdtete man Icbon,
es merOe not6ig iperoen, i'm auilal.
fen 81 loiien, aber iblieBliG brodte
er es ooG fertig, inter eigenem
0ompi nod ieinem Tod 5uriid5ufe6.
rem.
SSn langIamer 6abrt 0urb Oen lin'
our6orinqliden 9lebeI 6atte Tcb Ole
.Man1uria" 0en 9}orrowS gendbert,
ais lie pI0bli6 nit Oem fleinen Nlo-
nitor 5iiammenitieB, uno 5lpor 10,
OaB i6r Sed li1 iiber Sen 9ug oeS
&riegsi6ifieS i1ob. Ser Nionitor,
ser nlr lei6t beidGoiat mar, puroe
bon einem Sdblepper im6 einem Ba-
troiilleboot aus Der &lenn1e beireit,
Q6er Ser eroBe 0ampier mar niht 10
ant oapongefommen. SSn 'Str6men
ergoB id 0oS @aiier Ourd oie 60
der in fem Snneres, 10 oaB oas
S6iff iicb beOenflib auf Oie Seite 81
neigen begann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

Ole pro6i6itioe Steuer oui oie 8lir
Seritelung BON Spirihloien ber-
wanoten Observation-Disclosures
93a9 9eidmB oes Senots-8i.
non5sGomiteS. Gie neue &aie
$50 pro 100 @iunO auitatt $50
pro 9libel.
@oibington IA. Sini. Die
probibitiOe Steuer ouf sur Seritel-
hlng bon Spirihloien oerwanOten
9}a6rinesmittelitofie, auf melbe iib
0as Seuats- -lSinan5 5.Gomite in letter
@o6e bereits geeiuiet batte, wlroe
nod meiter erb6bt imo formell Der
&riegSlteuer-&orlage eingefiigt
Ole ueue Steuer-9late III $50 per
100 @filno anitott 500 per 8ulbel,
ino &ertreter ser 0iitillerien erfldr-
ten berte g(beno, ooB Oie 9eibe6ol-
tung 0ieier Steucr elei1beoellteuo
nit ser 9(usmer5ing oes Geltillir-
@eiddits iein piiroe.
Die &lauiel in i6rer ieBt gutge.
6eiBenen 6orm oerbietet olb sic
@iniu6r bon 0eiiiIlirtcu @e6rduen.
g(nOere @t606ungen bon Spi.
rituoIenlSteuern purOen beute bonn
5inan5-Gomite fat o6ne ieoe 9l6an-
oerlmg bon Sen Sous-Gateu gutge-
6eiBen.
Ole 6obrifanten-Steuer bon flint
Yro3ent alif Sportmaaren Gameros,
@atent-0leOi5inen @arfiimerieu imo
fosmetiibe 9lrtifel wur0en auf 5mei
@ro5ent reoli5irt.
N}orgen miro iib 0aS Gomite nit
oen @infommen.Steuern, ser Be
iteuerrng Der ii6ermdBieen &rieas-
@roiite lmO Den Steuern oilf 3ei-
tmgen uno 3eitic6riften beioiien.
Gas Gouite boiit iebt, oie 9ia in
ibrer neuen @eltalt oem Seliat i'm
9(nfane nd6iter @obe mterbreiten
Nt fnnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Mene 9ledlte.

Sir Sinlano. - Ole probiioriide
9Reeierng in petersburg perIei6t
Dem Staat 9(utonomie.
petersburg, oia 2on0orL a..
SUM. - Ser Gonflift melAer aus
Dem 9(niprucb 6inlano's entltanoen
it, monab oie &ebte oeS friibereu
8oren ais @roBber5og bon SinlonO
niHt outomatiib III ole SGnoe Der
probiloriiden rtiiiiGen 9eeierlrng
ii6ereegongen iino, 1T ourd ein
neues @eieb eeiblibtet worOen, Wel-
DIES in &raft blei6en loll, bis OurM
Die @onltituonte Oie Ge1te Sinlan0'S
uno oas @erbdItniB Oes 2onoes 81
GuBIauo euogiiltig feiteeIeat moroeu
lino.
Ger finiibe Senot erbdIt oos
0fecbt oue StootsfrogeL iomeit lie
uidt ruiiilbe llntert6anen betreffen,
5u erleOigen uno oen finiiden 2ono.
tog ein6uberufen uno 5u idlieBen.
9Gub erbdlt 6inluno ous &eHt, bic
@eieBgebung 81 innnguriren Oas
Budget 81 6eltdtieen, 8erpoltungs.
WlaBnabmen 81 reOooiren Oen Sir
6enrotb ein5nberllien uno &erbreher
81 begnooigen. 9omit miro SinlonO
nollltGnoiee glutonomie in 9e5ue alIf
feline inneren g(neeIeeenbeiten einee-
rGlnlt.
Cine polniide e 2egion.
2on0on IA. SUM. Gem
@eiipiel 5ronfreib's folgeno, polen
ole in 9RuBlano lebenoen @olen oe.
rem 3obl 100000 betragen iou, cine
poIniide 9lrmee bilOen. SSn 9eters-
burg fin0et eeeenlpGrtig Elm @ongreB
bon @elegaten polnil6er Grippeu
itott ser Dem Ylon ieine3ultinhmmg
gege6en un0 bonn ni1lil1en &riegS.
miniiter 0ie 3uiic1erlng ser nett
ge6enoIten llnteritiiblng erbalteu
Bat. General @uliosfi ser aus 0em
Stootsrotb in @ori6mt ausgetreten
it, neil Oie 0euti6en 0ie SelbltltGn-
oiefeit ser polnii6en StreitfrditC
ni6t onerfennen moaen 1T gum
Soditfommanoirenoen erudblt nor,
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
@cr6auamiapuIlcr Srrt6rm.

Sprinqficlo, g.. IA. Slmi.
6rau s. elmer 9ieOeHe, @ottin
0es @rdiioeuten Oes bieiigen 9oie-
6al-Glu6s ,muroe 6eute bon OenSar-
men s. 30. Smfle eri6oHen neil er
elau6te, OoB cine 9(utomo6il-@eiel-
ihaft, in ser iid6 6rau 93eoeIle be-
fauO, feline Sbweiue ltebleu woIlte.
Sinfle beiinOet Iib IN llnterlu6uigs-
bait uno eeItono, mie ole @eouten
iaeen auf 0os gluto eeiboiien 81 6a-
ben, ais oieies bon ieiner 6arm fort
fubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
@idtiae 1raaem

&on Ger Stod6olm Gouieren3 5lt ent-
lAeiocu. 8euti1e 3eIegaten
bcnntmortcn 5rogen megen @l-
iaB 2otbringen's imo 9elgien's.
Stod6olm IA. SUM, Dia
2onoon. Ole 0eIeeoten Der oeut
iolen So5ioloemotroten ino Der Oeut.
lc5en Qlrbeiter llnionen, ole Der ins
ternotionolen io3ialiitii6en @onie
ren8 beimobnert. batten Niontag imo
Dienitog 3uiammentiinfte nit Dem
permouenten 6oadnoiib ifonoinapi-
IAen Gomite. 2eBteres legte Den
oeuti6eu 9elegoien SSrogen Dor,
wclde ben onoeren 9elegotionen emit
meOer bereits ii6erutittelt oOer nod
borgelegt peroen ioaten. 0ie glrrons
genentS megen GlioB.2oibringeu'S
uno 9elgien'S puroen oes 2dugeren
beiprocben. 0ie Getiicben ontmor-
teten allf oieie 8ro9en lno Oie glnt-
ioort loa binnen &ur5em peroffent-
lidt peroen.
Ole delegation ernelterte lire De.
flarotion ser 3uitinuung 81 ben
@el6liiiien Der internationalen Con.
feren5 III &open6oqen. sic ertlGrte
Iid ou1 gegen einen 0fonomiIben
arieq nab glieoerIegung ser gSoifen.
Sic lit einitiuulig 5u @uniten elmer
General Gonfcren5, ga es ais ole ele,
mentore &aidbt Der io5ioliitiibeu
8artei angeieben miro, permonenten
SrieOen 8u etobliren.
Goufercn5 in Sroge.
@eterSbura IA. Slini pio
2onoou. Ole boIboffi5ielle gleilig.
feits 9(geuhir wia erfabren boben
ooB sic 3uimnucnberlnmg Der Con.
feren5 in Stodbolm, melt6e bonn Col.
ooten- uno g(r6eiter. Gon5il porge.
ldlogen murOe, niif tecbniibe uio pos
litiibe S1wierigfeiteu eeitoBen lit.
Dieie g3o6ribt be8iebt iic6 ollf sic
bon Oen ruiiiiMen &a0ifolen, sic olf
Sricoen binorbeitet gepiiuidte Spe.
5iol Gonferen5 ser So5ioliiten. 9ie
meilten on0eren entente glotionen
boben ibre 8nltinlnnng Deripeigert-
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9Idlt NrO1ent 6eBaNIt GNaImer8.0O.

Sn ser 0ireftorenliBuug ser
u@boImers Nel & @aS-@o." oeItern
9tadmittag in 95r. 1917 N}unieD.@e-
bduoe, Wuroe 6ei6loiien cine biertel-
idbrlibe 0ipioenOe bon 5mei 9ro5ent
alli ole mlsiieben0en @rioritGts-9(f-
tien 81 be5ablen Gieie 0ioioen0e
brin9t ole jdbrlicbeu 3inien anf adt
Fro3ent 0ie Q(n5eige befinoet iib
an onoerer 'SteIle oes ngeuti6en
Correspondent Dic 9eomten Ger
ebalmers So. iinS: S8m g. Sa.
NORTH, @rdiioent; s. %, S6aeier,
Si5e-ErGiioent; Charles 8. 9olgia-
no, s@abmeiiter;; George 6iIbert,
Scfret1r.
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aur3e staOtncniafeiiem.

@on Der fiir3lib organilirteu
mrnt9lrmee Oes gtaates iino oie
2eute megqelaiicn in0 babcn oie
llniformen mitqenomneu Die 4Soli-
sci in ser Sta0t 1T eriuht moroen.
Die oia6ueniliibti9eu 8armsSoloa-
ten 8li perboiten. Die 8e5a6luns Der
Sarm-9Irmee lit BON $t5 auf $25 pro
Monat er606t woroeu.
lin eS oen Soloaten 8u erleidteru
iiH in 6ranfrei6 Deritdnolih 3u ma.
Aen ricbtet elm 6rau5oie ibier cine
Sdule fir foiienireien llnterrbt in
Der fran5oiiiden Sprade Elm.
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Chauffeur nu6m 0ift.

Der 80 Sabre olte Syoleipb 81.
Sobmon bon Scr. 41O, 9lorO Eotter-
lon-YQrf- 9(oenue, Elm &raftmogen-
Senter i'm Baltimore Bargain
Soule", i6aroe geltern @}orgen I'M
slmbuIon5wogeu oeS oittiDen 0i-
itrifts no@ Dem ,,Gt. Soiepbs So
ipitol" in fritiidem 3uitopoe ge-
bro6t. Sobnon Ieioet unter 9ued-
iilberlu6linot 8eraiftlnq.