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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
GUARD ON BRIDGE
FALLS INTO RIVER

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. al.
w. Ambrose, IS, guard on the
steel bridge, was knocked from the
bridge into the river and drowned
here today.
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GERMANY ACTIVE
ON RUSSIAN FRONT
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sUuted Fress Leased Wtre.b
PETROGRAD, Nov. Seer
many is preparing for large oper-
ations on land and in the gulf of
Bothnia, according to reports re-
ceived by the Soviet today.
These asserted that further en-
gagements may be expected in the
Riga sector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
MILL WORKERS AT
PUYALLUP STRIKE

PUYALLUP, Nov. 3.-Demand-
ing an increase of 5 cents an
hour to bring their wages up to
what they say all other mills in
Puyallup are paying, the sawmill
and yard men of the Brew Manu-
featuring Co.. who struck Wednes-
day, arr still out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03

turn In affairs postpones the day.
That In why The Times counsels Its read
ers to make the overthrow OF Germany their
undivided business.
For the sooner we all get our minds singly
set ON that goal the sooner will we reach tho
day of peace. III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
ARMY OFFICERS
ON BALLOON TRIP

UNITED Press Leased W1re.)
GRINNELL, Ia, Nov. Silk
army officers. travelling by bal
loon, arrived here at 6:55 a. m.
from Omaha, which they left last
night at 1880. They stopped to
secure ballast and started on the
return trip shortly before noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
MAY RETREAT FURTHER

(Unlted Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Withdrawal
of German forces from the high
ground of the Chemin des Danes
may forecast another general
strategic retreat" on the western
front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
EMPTY BANKS OF
PENNIES, HE ASKS
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON. d. Co. Nov. a.
Those who have saved pennies are
asked by Director of the Mint
Raymond T. Baker to empty their
savings banks and exchange them
for larger coins to relieve the
shortage of pennies caused : by
taxes Of odd cents on Injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
GERMANS MAY
TRY FLANKING
ITALY'S LINE!
UNITED Press Leased Wire.)

UNITED Press Leased Wre.)
LONDON with Italians reserves,
ey and munitions the battle the Tgameno had apparently started
today local attacks patrol smshes intermittent Smelling jocng
advantage be days before the full force thrown into the
struggle by either side.
In the meantime received Swiss indicating
that the Germans transporting numbers and the
no, apparently with the striking
thru and outfnk Gen Cadorna's line Tagiamento
From the eastenmos the Tenno battle lines behind the
iamento 70 miles !,
drive this direction would logical
Mackensens campaign Of advance by thanking operations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03

Experts here believe the German command try quick
powerful blow at the Tagiameno
breach.whch would result immediately in great battle
Otherwise 1t will II
the latter plan followed
be time in which
form with aid from the allies en
1t is recognized that
menaced by the northwad thanking which
would seem to indicate is in preparation by the
Rome dispatches today laid
the overwhelmed Italian made
bodies of their
Gen. Coma sustained All was
wounded only three
Gen. Radogos and three his
out. ~ - 1850 "'IS-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
ALLIES WILL GIVE EN- SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT ON WEST FRONT

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. s.-French forces win
ceass hammer the German
German aid to Austria in the Italian
the hope that the allied engage all
German forces until such time he retrieved
Italian - - -Ss'.'''A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03

easily adapted to headline
purposes are ssGillo and
s'vico"!
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WHAT THE LADY REALLY
MEANS is "A LOANIsY
CENT. EMAN',

WANTED-A prepossessing edsl-
Gated widow in need would IKE
employment with lonely gentle
man, office or home. for the 1oon
Of small amount of money. ~
dress l., box IS, Times office. -
Advertisement in Los Aneeloo
tCal.) Times.
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Talk o the Times

Greetings, can you get CEN
trial?
We don't see why Mr.. Cover
needs to rub 1t in this way.
City Hall Note: All streets
In the city were thOrOly
washed this morning.
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such a ques-
ton (recogni-
tion OF h .
union) could not
be arbitrated
because It Is not
considered an
arbitrnble MAT
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ter. Pacific Tel. Z Tel. Co.'S
statement.
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ROME REPORTS PRESSURE ON
LEFT WING THAT MAY FORESHADOW
AN ATTEMPT TO ENVELOP ARMY

(Untted Press Leased Wre)
ROME Nov. 3.-Increasng on Italian left wing
yesterday Allowing enemy attempt at enyeo
ment of tho Italian
today's official statement - - sf' -
to breach
repulsed," the office reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-03
BERLIN REPORTS THAT HER LIST
OF PRISONERS IN DRIVE ALREADY
HAS REACHED TOTAL OF 100000

| fUnifcd Leased Wire,
BERLIN via London, Nov 3Prisoners
ran official
statement declared Eighteen taken No
important fighting" reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
> . 49, %~k~~e>@%%> :

,o,,, Of war VIII he needed. Lastly
If means men-xnd more men.
One uust admit that the British
officials are yastly pleased with
what America doing ana oo "o'
.,e,,.ee viii, nv Informant, the Prus-
..;.n officer in ahe bullpen, and his
. aud rs4erence 10 ''bluif.'
~a;.t,.r ao the thousands of Ameri-
cans already 3rc fighting in the
.,.a.cI,as and id the mir, but every
o,o with wtomM talked says in the
sam strain: 4
.ror Gods Ike tell the folks
,.o,. ho,ue not 6o lose any time
w. sim,nIv St ia show these
- j, p,,ssions Mhat the American
a,, = II we aont tight we might
as well crawl m |" a h'fe an" 0'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
JAPAN KEEPING
EYE pN CHINA
MAY INTERFERE IN INTERNAL
AFFaIRs III SERIOUS OUT
BREAK occi Rs THERE
Eleven of China's ghteen Provinces
Have RevoItei-fresident of the
Republic Is Practically IL
Prisoner ID Peking.

roKrO lime 4.E-Japan's deter
.o.ion moi TO interfere in China's
internal affairs, at Reast uh'h 'neie
is some outbreak here was eih-
nhosizad TODAY in o. Hicial quarters.
,aoo.dine TO wokl received here
a;sorders have kttended the Sc
cession of eleven of nina eish'ee"
provinces and the ociaiha'ioh VI 4"
provisional governmknt' aithoush .i''
o,,,v was saiE to be marching
.ora paking. T6 revolving pro-
yinces are those unfr cohtroi oi 'he
military chiefs an& ther array -
.etb of men AMI arms apparent
a,-oe the fall kf the old gov
eminent certain. Pfsident LII ual'-
Hung is expected resign ne 10
already practically prisoner at 70
,,.n tho city and ovinee in which
a.. oanital is locatk being in con-
-, of the new 6ernment forces.
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PEACE move
IS AWAITED
GOVERNOR BEL EWES FRIENDS
OF uNIVERsT WILL MAKE
SOME KIND s1AcE MOVE.
HOLDING UA The VETO
The Proclamation etoing University
appropriations y IL not BE Filed
Until w nesday
Mig i.

-
a'''
Is s''s hefe 'o'" i''
FERGUSON - " ~
NOV" o'' ''i' p''
''ie ''''e ~
it was vetoed too pate saturday
to file in the sta department,
the appropriationE Ebill and the
,,., -,
fe'''o ''
for "Wednesday ni III "st'ei l"
give time for af peace pro-
,os,,s q
mt ~, os iuso ,at;on comes
'''
ait'oush '''os "' wy "-'N
no word from IN chief eNeeu-
tive. One OF theI said the gov
e,nor would not be the veto If
III. ,n
agree 10 the s"s "s'"" " M
Ninson and four f"nity MEM
bers pending an lyestigs,ion by
the board OF rege IT, and the un-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
GERMAN F0RcLs! !...
MAKE GAINS
STRONG ArTAb,s RESULT IN
GAINING rood iolp ,.>,,s,s N FEN"
ApvaNcEr TRENCHES
p,ensh Carry Oh successful h"'o
IN champtgne Region
civilians IlSilled My
cermar Air@e".

, I'm, -Streng German
.,'a rN's'' ~ odvafced French posi-
"'''''"9 .1,n.ast Freidmont farm
last night gained ne enei", ,.anches.
hold in advanced fFeue" .ta todav.
the war office sta emell' n, ss'G farm at
No',"" Il, ,be enImy attacked and
II ,1 ,, m +. footlfld in several OF
s1is'ei',ep ~oa . elehents, = the state
our aa"s ,~rod bn the plateaus
meh' "es 'a and CJfornie The enemy
Of l-aoIe'o .',.,am "' itsLttaek last night
e'e D0 haa our positions.
oul po.n 4na cbamAgne region east
IN s"' uonpt e carried ont a
successful raid = kirk
terday made an a' I".a c,viiians." "
and Nancy, killing fe'e'"'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
WHEAT FIELDS
BURNED OVER
THREE MILLION BUSHELS ARE
REIpRTED DESTROYED l.
oNE PROVINCE ALONE.
|GAUsl Of FIRE UNKNOWN

Ry WILLIAM q. SHEPHERD.

Ry W4IJIAM q. EHEpHERD
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
TEXAS nEcRr,| KILLED
AT NAVNe TRAINING CAMP

CHICAGO. J be 4.-state and
county authorities are cooperating
with military ofHcials in investigat-
.ino the death of b. S. Sims, 20 years
old member o&the Missouri naval
reserves. who wan struck by speed
ing automobile AZ Mhe entrance OF the
Great Lakes na4l training station
last Thursday. Me dled lfom IN
juries late saturfay.
Sims home ias in Pittsburg'
Texas.
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be taken befons the grand jury. The
inquisitors areAnow In session The
inactivity of h4poliee and detectives
i'm the case. wIlp have been held in
leash because 81 the recticence OF
Keet family, haxIaused much specu-
lation. Keet give as his reason for
refusing to aid HE authorities that
he wants to s'piisy square" with the
absluctors and thSf he fears his child
will be mutilated ~ killed If the po-
lice press the kid1apers too closely.
unless the iutArrnation diyniged
by keet to the Authorities or the
grand jury shosSs conclusive rea-
sons that the ruAAing to earth of
any cInes he hassawouId result in
harm to the baby He will be forced
to tell all he kndxs." one official
said today.
Judge Johnson, Wllo has been ac-
tive i'm the search ID. the kidnapers,
limited that there ar reasons To be-
lieye the baby has8been recovered
and that the famil& in agreement
with the abdnctors. re keeping the
matter a secret for xspccified time.
The Judge will ask eet how long
Ms - ..ee...,.,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
|IARE EE ALLIES BEFORE
! | AMERICA WAKES UP


. The F$eral Reserve bank Of =
= Dallas bds out the following: =
= America is awakeningi Slow =
= ly but sutely the people Of the =
= southwest are beginning to re- y
y alize thatit is necessary to sub- =
= scribe fot Liberty Loan bonds. =
, There ar bankers, newspaper =
= writer's al private citizens who =
4, have satifieed money. time =
q and enerty in the national =
= cause and we are glad 10 see =
= that thei& number is growing. =
. However. Hhe situation still is =
q serious am much remains to be .
= done. In Eertain sections the .
= loan is nd popular Even the =
= war is nd popular. Indiffer- .
q anee and skfishness are evident. =
. One respot tsible man told us =
q the other h. you cannot buy =
q patriotism II my section at 3 Il =
. nar cent" EThere must not be .
A these great differences in senti- =
q menf OF aAion. This country .
& must not IL divided between =
a natriotism md seYfishness. Am =
a ericanism iI on trial and if it .
4 means anytlNng II means unity =
q in thought. hvord and deed, in =
= everything Fhieh afieets the '
a national lifE Millions more are =
= needed. WI ske up, Texas .
~ a 4 q q
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6. must
F|(HT ALONE
kGGEgISt INDEMNITY BE
ksDDLnD ipN COUNTRY BE-
FORE IE KNOWS 1T.
|
(V OF 1.-THE PRUss|AHs

! Wll.lfav pts!Ifp siAIMs.

b WILLIAM PHILIP siAiMS.
kuH THi BRITISH ARMIES
|qur nm, 4 t,,,. r,e ,..,,
he over 4 ii staggering in-
tnay win IL sadsilea on the
,a States II FORE she knows il,
b,6ing to lie prussian attitude
)ssiay.
te m.lsonegsx reflect this view.
Instance, ktypically arrogant
ksian Mliees aeared nj me com
k'taoaslg totisS as he stood in
lie barbe,i wire compound
from lad lie field, where
canadians inaniea his division
scraps. !
Fefore !amefica wakes up we
have starved S.,,o,and ,e,apcQ
I:aly into submission and will
made peace 9th Russia, ieay-
eou alone in Il e field" he de-
b. 4
n my enumeratf,n of ey,dence.s
Rmeriea's immediate participa-
such as ''esfroIer~ sent to the
| to he at the fro,t and b,,n-
\ Of others bci,s rec,u;ted an,,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
PRIVATE WATCANfh
TO REPlAca GUARDS

wAsHoNGToN. Jui Ma
t,onal Guardsmen now oing duty,
such as protecting fac pries, rail-
way bridges and the Y e. will be
afuered to join their tcommands
when the National GuarH units are
called out in July and pgust. The
work they will leave w I then be
done by watchmen orfby home
guard bodies. it was learned ofti-
c'ally today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
ITALIAN M|ss!lN WILL
DELAY SOUTHERN TRIP

WASHINGTON, lne 4. The
Italian mission ha} postponed It's
trip through the seuth ana west
p,incs rdine. head pf the mission,
:. IN While his condition is not
.,o,s II was deemed advisable TO
nostnone the tour that would nave
1aa in New York June IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
NEWTON BUSINESS MEN ,,o,,r
''' n,rp srpRENLi LAST N''" !

n,,NroN. Texas, June 81 -,
R,ewett a pioneer settler ., Zen
comfy, but for the past 'wen'y-su'sS sp or
wears a prominent business ,nn n'"" last
benton, fs died suddenly here 'ass ss
a,pht from heart trouble n' We"
II wears old,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
STEAMER CARRYING
AMERICANS IfPE00{D

NEW YORK. Jun THE
torpedoing Of the Britt steamer
Jessmore enroute fro Ralti-
more To Manchester, h seyer-
nj Americans in her lew, WAS
reported by arrivals pm Eur-
ope in New York todd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
ARRESTS ARE
EXPECTED soon
RELIEVED THA KIDNAPERs OF
RaNKEe's eHIIn HAVE
BEEN pcATED.
FAMILY sTIL R[TIC[N7
While No informt ttion Is Being Civ
en- Out BY Esanif Police Believe
Child Has BE b Recovered.
Grand Jut Inquiry.

SpRfNGFiELD, BIO. June 4,--''I
will 20 TO jsii fi&t," was .he uiti-
matum of J.. Holland keet, million
aire banker and I'd ther of baby Ioyd
neet. f4-mcaths HI. VINO WAS XIII
naped last NesineNkia aud held Tor
50. 900 ransom, N ben told that he
wouId he sumnonB before the grand
;rgy this aftsrno,A unless he aided
the police in effe&;ng the arrest of
his abdaetors.
~ believe | cd b convince Judge
johnson that II unnecessary Tor
ne to appear bell 'e the jury. Ny
baby.S life comes Hrst and | viii do
everything poSsihA 90 protect that
said keet. III
* far as can II Isarned the baby
has not yet been tuFned. Necf mas
refused to eommct, hut IL Is hitsteu
/ thai The ransom hass been paid. 1t
/ Is believed the ch h will be tetufnea
~ soon as the abdGetors believe they
can bring it gori with safety.
spRlNGhYEII& Mo-, June T.
The kidnapeFs q little iioyu NeS''
1.-The ti-months-oi son of y. Ho'iahd
Keet, retired mil bnaire banker, wls
he in e,,s,ady be BE the day is over.
iaeeoraine 10 in.& &rmMfion from the
malice autlaoritiex to-day.
According 10 he police tue hid'
lnaoefs have hd kn located about
thirty miles frol Springfield IN th'
Ozark foothills pd are being watch
ed closely. II
The abductor case which mas
kept Springfield social circles IN
state OF cxpect& &cy and conjectur'
since last Nedn kday took n sensa
ltlonal turn this 4 rADrniug when 5,islg
lArch 4. JohnsoV of the erinina
leo,,rt announced 1that unless kee
voluntarily divuiae ed to the anihori
ltjes all the facts Relative To the AT
Itluetion and his subsequent deal
with the kidnapers, which the bank
ar has kept secret thus far, he wi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Estafan wants RED (nge TOR Turkish
atrocities on his ktafolk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
LOST GROUND
IS RE TAKEN
BRITISH REGNN A POST LOST
TO THE GERMANS IN SUNDAY
MORNING FIGHTING.
OTHER GAINS ARE MADE


LONDON. Jute A. British forces
wrested back ffom the Germans
early today thd lone British post
which a SundaNmorning attack had
gained for the enemy southeast of
Cherisy. Field Marshal Haig re-
ported the fecant lure in his report to-
day, and further British advance
into enemy trenches to the east of
Vermelles.
1.-The post sol ttheast of Cherisy,
mentioned vesterp lay as remaining in
the enemy's ha4ds. was reeaptured
during the nigA,' the commander
in chiefs stateltent said South
west of La Bass@e and in the neigh
borhood of Neufe Chapelle hostile
raids we're repueed. East of Ver-
melles we enterB enemy trenches.
Cherisy is onkthe Sensee river
colse to the main highway between
Arras and Camb bi and about seven
miles from Arrak La Bassee is
seven miles nortifof Lens and Neuve
Chapelle is four niles further north.
vermelles lies hearty midway be-
tween Lens and La Bassee.
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> = . = = - >>>> =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
NOmiral 0elueD osb.

9ai6ington, .. g., 16. San
9lomiral 0eipep, Rationens 5ebelt
/ 0ens iiolte arig meo Spanien og
iii. Yrioritet 8eroens iremmeite
S6oiiieer, O6oe lit 9iem Der / Nj.
ten / lit 80. Mar. 9lomiralen 0eoe
M. $50, o. itrafS unoerretteoes
grniioent BiIion og 5laaoemini.
tier Daniels, % Oerpan ienotes 81.
terretnin8en me0 traaOIss 2eIeerai
til amerifonffe Sfibe og SeItatio.
ner 8eroen ooer. @iterretningen
fulgtes al Orore til at beiIe ale
5Iaa paa boIo Stong.
Oct par nnoer 3rigen me0Spa.
MEN om Gubns 5rigsreIie, at De.
men 0en 1. Qioi 1898 oanot oen
itore SER ooer Den ipanite 6laa.
De Wonila 9ngt. - to Weno
forloen Demep 6arragut og
gorter - bar p9ret bepret meo
A0miraIs Hang / ben omerifanife
,Slaaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
JDlflano oil lite nGDne
sSrcOsbrtlngclier.

Berlin. IA. San. gr. 9lIire6
3immermnlh Den t0ife llOenrigs.
niniiter, meooelte G6e Mis-. 4reIs
I Gag, at @ntentcns Sbar til Bro.
iioeut g9iIion eiter bans W1ening
uoeluffeoe @luIigbe0en, for gier-
oGreuoe, al oioere Sfriot ira SDif.
lambs Sioe ior at tiIueiebr,nge
6reo. S9rlig, iagOe ban, u0eluffer
oct enboer oirefte aunOggrelie al
SpIflnnos SreoS6etinaelier iom
Soar poa oe 9etingelier, Der er
iremint @ntentens iioIte gaotc -
Gr. Zimmerman ioriifreoe imio.
lertio, at gntentens Sbar til Yrp-
iioent @ilion life enoelig og ab-
iolllt lilffeoe Geren for ienere
5reosbeitrnbelier, fsr ben enc eIler
Den anoen Sioc bar fuloitenoie
fnlit
s eebet al SolntaIen neo Te.
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Sopbas Neble 0nuernpr?

5 ct SpecieItelegram ira 8aib.
ington til r@orlo Seralo" al 10.
Os. iiges, at 9ourft5 Goritens, 0ain-
neapolis, bar benitiIIet at uonqone
Sop6ns 0eble al Omatn Iom fsr-
lte amerifanife @iloerngr al De
oanif-oeitinOiife Der. 90 senotor
9itcbcof itetter Senitilliugen. Sal.
get al gerne til u. 9. 81. oil mart
pGre fGroi9t, og 0et betones, : at
Sr. gfebIe bar pqret IalsmanO
for bette Sale baa0e' I 9lmerifa og
0onmarf, % bnn bar oct 6ele ia.
get ffpnfet gerne iaa negen Op.
mqrfiombe0, at ban oil ppre bel
ififfet til at bIipe 0eres fsrIte @u.
pernsr nnoer amerifanif 9eiiooelIe.
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50 ltOre gmmunitions=
lllDffer.

Den II. os. blen canadian Gar
ono 5oirnorp Gonlponp"s itore 9lm.
munitions. .5abrif Rprbeoen al
aingslano, q S. eoelagt peo 81
oebrono og @fsploiioner. Den ma.
terielle Sfooe menes at bile oner.
itige $i000,000. Gfsploiionerne bar
ifreffelise. S5oroen rDiteoe man.
ge Wiiles Omfreos og 5olf 9Den
ilpe0e ifrefilague ira oeres Siem
gronofolfene maatte boloe Jig /
tiIberlig 9lfitano, bbori DC iaattog,
at 100000 ire og iets Eommers
@ronater efsplooereoc. Ger meloes
life ON Cab al MenneifeIip.
anopt 36 elmer efter lllpffen
oeo aingsIauo, q. s. lprong 100.
600 9lmo arnot 9nften / On
Bont Bomber @orfs" pco Soifen.
u. s. og ior onoeu @ang roiteoe
5oroen glep BORT. oct norolige
9}ep ,5eiep og peiilige Connecticut
% @osiahuietts iom unoer 5oro.
ifplp. Sfaoen Der anilaaes til ST..
100000 De f6rite efterrettinger
berfro Ie6 paa, at 2 al 5abrif.
fenS 1.500 9lrbejoere ionne6es.
Ga Den soelagte ammunition
iflIloe o9ret ienot oe 9llliere6e. nor.
res Der Mistanfe onL at tDifpenlige
Spioner bar bnret paa Spil, men
llnoerisgelierne angaaenoe lllpffer.
nes 9lnriag bar life enonu leot til
noqct 9teiultat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

prGientanten for 2lis. 9reIs er.
fIareoe lloenrigSniniitererL ifent
nslen0e, at oct par umuIigt for
ban at nOtaIe Jig nprmere ON
9entralma9ternes 6reosprooram emo
6oao Der bar ontpoet Or. BON
9etbmannsSolnegs @rflpring, for
80iflanos 9etingelier pnr iaaoanne,
at De OetaiIlereOe let funoe opfat-
tes al 5ien0en iom llotrpf for
Spngbeb og iOm 9nife ON 5reo
for enboer 9ris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
9anlf Yeliiuoien
opfrorages Il. 9. q.

5 Dag az. San. 1910 ooertnger
llnite0 States Ooerberreoenmet
oper oe bi0tiIoGrenoe Oonif peitin.
0iite Ger, ioet SaIget al Dem rati.
iiceres, neo at ll6enrigsminiiter
9oniing o8 @eionot 9run 8aib.
.ngton imoerifriner 3raftaten oes.
angaaenoe. Oct amerifonife 5lag
beiies ouer gerne, naar $25.000,.
900, u6betales Dnnmarf, 1biIfet
aongresien pil beisrge om fort
9i1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
9ornptt ri1ttHf.

Ge tpife EabsliIter' 2on6on, t2.
San. Ssielge 0e oifentliggiorte
SabsIiiter nOger De tpife Cab iiOen
arigenS 9e9pnoelie 4,010, 100
0fano, talone, iaareOe og inpncSe.
5 December 0faaneo inoe6ol0f
Fa6sIilterne SS,39t gtopne.
,9ina bp9ger Sernbaner. 8efina,
10. San. Gen fineiiife Heoerina
bar Ilnttet 9ontraft meo Seemss
Garep Company I ct. 8auI, Wtinn.,
ON p0erIi9ere at bogge en- 800
01il lana Sernbane. syernbancn
fommer til at ana ira G6onfiafom
/ SonanproOinien gennem Gonp.
angiu til Siansgponain Slpe6.
proOinien neutrality-suspicious. ct
allereoe paa6egpnot.
er banee ior ll..9aaoene. 9on,
oon 12. San. slonliral Sir Sobn
u. SelIicoe, ser er fsrIte Ssloro,
iagOe I @aar en- Gale peo en-
Miooag, Der bIep eioet for BAN:
nllnoeruaassbaaoene er MI en- Itsr.
re Sare for SonbelSifibene emo
|nogen Sinbe fsr imoer 8rigen, oa
|oet oil tage belle Dor @nerei- at
|aiaa 9u9t meo- Dem. San laaoe.tiI,
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