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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

gS mub 6eroorgebo6en wer0cn, ooB oieicr 6cblbc
frog nod ernlter crd)ent, Denr man III Ycradt 5cbt
Dab man, Inn perugbare Niengen ulo 9eOorf ms
Glei1gcuidt W brngcn icnc }ufliidt 5u eincn llebcr
rclie Don 100 Ntiaionen 05 nebmen nBte Der aus Der
apBcrorOcntlid red5cn Grntc bon 1915 unO 1876
Iicmmtc.
Sur Eo6rung Otcnen0e @etreiOearten II
(g8ei5en un0 Noggen.)
@rntc Die @rnte Der sur gia5rung ocnenOen
0ctreiOeorten betet in ener Aagemeinbet Oeclbc Gbo
rofteriltif oar, pie oie oes @ei5ens.
Nud Die 9oggenernte Don 1916 6le6 5intcr Der bon
1915 8riid; Der &oggen lit oas ein5iee @roouft oeen
@rnte bon 1916 b01er ais Der Our6ifnitt mar; ober
Oeie ginltige Gage fam fir ole @eamnt6eit Der sur
9to6rng Oienenocn @etreiOcorten Oen 6ebl6etrag an
g9e5en nur Ie6r leidt obibp6den
gSenn man Uon Sen rumGniiden unO ruiliidcn @ri-
ten obiiebt ole B. 3 olm g8eItuerbroud ndt sur Ser
fi;eung eben miro Der SSe6l6etroe nod aseeiprodbe
ner ais penn man Die EroOuftion 0ieer beOen 26noer
zen Sunmcn einre6t Der 6ebl6etrog lit er0Ber ais
a 9cgeniiber Dem 9Orabre unO ungefGbr 1/6 ge9en
6en Gurbifnitt
9ilanj Der SanOclscompogne III Sir gSei5en un0
Soggen 5uGmmen miro Der 6eblbetrog nod groBer, ais
fit @ci5en oein oenn fir oe @ei5en iteigt CT ouf
O!iaionen 3d., oenen man nod Den nornialen Dur6.
dnitt Oes Ginhibriibcrifuiies pon MiaionH d. Der
tropidcu Sdnocr 6n5ugen mlB.
Sum 6utter 6ienen0e @etret0earten
(@erite, SAFER, Mois).
Grnte gSenn oudl ole @rnte Ger gum lSiltter eie-
rcnoen 0etreioeorten in ibrer @eionntbeit weniger
iaed)t it, ais Oie Der sur 9tobrng OenenOen nuB iie
ocnnot i'm Sergleif 5ir @rnte 1915 fir ibIedt imo ge.
ecni6cr DER Gurdidnittserne iiir iebr mittemGBe
flGrt peroen
gSenn mon bon 0cn umdniiden un0 riliiden @rn
ten nbeb 10 miro ois 2oec Der onOeren SdnOcr OurH
gllismcr5ung 6eiogter @rnten gar nidt beenuBt 0a
ser 6cblbetrog in &rindnieu lo &uBIon0 oer6GltnB-
m0Bie ungefG6r cbenio eroB mar ais in Der @eiomnt-
belt DER onoeren 2dnDer
9on5 Scr 6anOelscampogne 9luf Ole @erlte
f;noct ib nit gcgen 0d1onen o. i'm 6eblbetrog oen
il eood in Der Gage lit pcrmitteIit Oes Grrdi6nitts-
6eriduiies Der Asiubren ser ropiiden 2dnoer 5u
nlinoern
Ger Soicr 1T oos cin5ige Getreoe OoS in Der 0je-
onnt6iIon5 Gin wi6tgcs 9lfti0um oliuciit ooS unge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

sun o. l,ai stcport Z. slncn, i'm Sobns
oonfinc.Nplpiidl, % Sabre alt ~ o.,
glnl g. Qlini. Suiic g 9lacH, yir. 1926 gSs
9dup0c. Sirn6c, II Sabre nli
glm If. Nlai geilliam VI. NoOeD, yir. 6lo
Siis9ombaro Sirabe SO Sabre olt
QIm TO- Wldi, Srancie @iicbcI, gir. 1O8 Sits
Sngbes. StrnBe, q Sabre ali; o,, a,.s ,r,.
Am /. gidi. Snbn 1ron, Jfr. III gforozed'
rolincsSiroBe. so Sabre oil.
glm H. Wldi. 9e0uaro 0inInllcr, Hr.- GIG
gclnlor Sirabe go Sabre all.
PIN O. Wiai, Sin6clla 6uTitmnn, RI 94l ~
Gbccr Sir0bc. rs Sabre aft.
PIN II 9iSoi Barbara pHoion, gir. 523 81
@oiomocs Sir1be. as Sabre alf.
glni g. Niai, Sannic Spncs, Nr. 1903 Sruios
Sll gloe so Sd0rc alt
glri 10. Niai. Cleanpr ?. Morris, I'M 9es
brcps6uipiinl II Sabre olt
PIN H. 9Goi. Gjracc 4iho, int WlurDlano
@encrals6oipiidL 2s Sabre ali,
glm TO- liot Hrnri Gel. @i55D, Nr. 1923
0aiicrnsglOc S6 Sabre elf
glm IT, W(ai. g9m y. glndlc, yir. 919 r.
Carer. Sirnfe. ~ Sabre 0lt y
gnn TO- 9Rni. Sulims SfmaG, 9iiiIc SilterS
Of i6e @oor 63 Sabre alt ~,
Wioniqomcrb. .StroBc. 90 Sabre ali
PIN TO- Wtni SuDn Stctdcr, yr. 1i9 Noros
gSolfesSirahc rs Sabre alt o
9lm O. Oini Minrh 3. sncctin1, yir. 1926
gsoiitbs Srnbe 30 Sabre nlt
9lnt H. Mai, Catherine SullcD, ylr. 1886
Sits9aiaheiegln 65 Sabre ali.
gim 10 Nidi. 8ctnria u. yscocr, ylr. "a e.
GditesStrabe, "a Sabre olt
PIN 10. wlai. ejeOroe 3 gsieeanb gfr. 524
slm 10. Wo @inrcelluc gslleB, gr. Siis
9roB SiraBe go Sabre ali.
PIN 8. Wo Nellic =. @iniamfun yir. 111O
SitsgioOles Strnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
pic >rei 23r1>er.
Gm amcnOnnOcinc aAt aud


tt limo rdtg nod So6r bate Sdoff Saline er5cg
ho6 ais Mom @etreioet0rn Ybospbor 6eruorge
brodt groB Snnii Cod I'M 5ueten Sabre parcn
Saline encr 0rten 0as o @leo oie
9otb uo Yci pieOer o. 90 wuro Der al ri9 uO eB Die
bcoen ms @eGn8nB wercn e t nod in @eQi6a NIT S6lon9en
giigm @cpim rouriecs Goien fbren 80 fibre mid
fir5cn wiait 6renOlng icB id nt
S6rou aoen obrod inO fprod d c per-
negenO o v9eberrier @Guben Sd 6a6e Dem @nO
bort in Eeem 9unOe 6errid mo i'd wa Dir ecn" Der Sultan
o6 prod So 0 CID ge60r een @benOonOen oc in neinen
@ciGngnB fmon Sic fnncn 10 oberpbg pe On berber gS
t6ce2 yge Nao6 mi nnportete Der
5reOe dfe nen beiOen Ole 6t uO i min nit ibnn uomncn
0en crret e n0 feline 9ergcr 0u wob gegaubt bait
lie n0 unflug gepen Sit n6 nnee babcn lie in OaS
lgid aetriebe Mnn Dir gGlt Se 10 min i Dir i6re @e
lfdte 1bIen 5ug oie meme i einmo I'M Abno
lnno &ouimnnn Dem gti9e ene Soisnan geden bate
meder orei ouberiGden on n6nt neropi i beao @r
broud eOm 0ieir orei SGd af Oos SanO reen
Der 6rre SonO trg n6dti9e 6d @ls Der aanonn
Sterbe tnn B ne Ore S0bne it'd fommen Die Der See
G6ren oen O @ein Die Den SGden nnepobne 6enann bate
Hbgob ibnn Oen Eoisnnn unO ra sd perobe @ genenIom
Oici SGd Sic perduic Sud get6m mO ebren 56r
felt uomn6aItet un0 @ud nemos nnt Der @ei Oes Sades
Stdio geuonn IGB bic %for5en nea uoen Der Gt eS
ten @bospor r groB a0ner ooa Aebn Der Oes Orte
aoI pcrida Efon5c ro @emoet aorn no6r
BAIT nb g6 0c 3n gSo6lgemod Seine Oeicr @genhaiten
f0mer Die %on etbebren Die mir lenin r unn GebcnSner
bait boc me God wee 6r um on BB Der Sode 1aoert
mo reite lo @ ntl g} ole Ore @eier 5onmenurten
tri Der Segn Der ggm Die mir oee ode gein bot Se
oen oasl Na0m &aumunn oo gcproden bate pedteo
ob ole Sobne ni enig un M O gIordn n 0es SaterS
&or onon e 99en Bin unO t6en d in 6r Gr6ita OnB eoer
BON nen een Sod beam Ger critic 9roer bom oneige Dem Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
rcnno Ocs SutcrnaOnacu 2auOwirtGIdnftSntuo in OUm

Die ,Statiitiiden Hoti5en iI6er Die 0ctrei0eartcn
Die ons Snernatiorale San0mirtbdoits.1Sult in
9iom oeben Dcr0iientlidt ontuortcn ait ale Sroqen
Ole mir olligemoren 6oben SS6re SdluBioecrunecn
itiBen d) mir aiti nndJe itatitd)e 9ngo6ei Die crn
bnfteitcn oo, Die man babcn fam; ouBeroent no lie
ebr ms @in5elne gebetOen @rorterueen begIeitc
ole es ernoglden iic nodl 6rcm pa6rcn gScrt6e o65
dGtcn 90 balten mir es fiir nidt imqngcbrod)t bon
cen Saupt6ccn ocicr 9tot5en acnntniB 5l gebcn 9ht
Oieie SSeiie tonncn M ncre 2eer cnen croften 9egri
bon Der 2agc moden unO, weun ie aud Die auerleetcn
@cidrGnhnesmoBrcgelu nit 9legnaon ertrogcn mill
ilL nit Gertrauen before 3eiten erpartcn
@ @ei3en
@rite ~ Die 9GnOer, Die Dem SSnternotionaIcn
&anomrt6idaits-Sniti in 9fom Die S9dsuneen 6rcr
lcbten @rne mitget5eit 6a6en iino in Der norOlien
grObdlite (@rnteo6r 1916 GGnemarf Sponien, Sront
reid @roB 9rannien unO Srlano, SStoliei gtormegen
9tieoerlanoe 9hlmdnen Gurop6iid]es GuBlano (4S
nidbt pom 6einO 6eebte @oiioernenlents) Sd)weoen,
Sd)mei5, Canada, gereinigte Staocn SSnoicn Snpon
agerien, IegDptcn, Grnis in Der ioliden Grobdltte
(Grnteiabr 19t6-1O Argcntinicn, aultroIien gtclt.
IRELAND.
SnSgciommt 6aben oieie 9dnoer 76O,922 81. gcgcn
1,062,72 i'm Sabre 1876 uno S64,296 I'M 0urd)
idnitt pd6reno Der ntd6rieen @eriooe 1911 bis 1915
lnO 19i1-12 bis 1915-i6 proOiBrt
@s lpdrc mniib iid pcrbebIen 5u woacn oaB ole
gSc5cnerrte BON 1916 unO 19l6-17 gegeniber Der
Grnte 1915 unO 19t5-t6, frel beroils eeoet idedJt
mar G6otlGlid peiit iie oier geqeni6er einen Sebl
betroe BON mebr ais a nui @egen ole fiufd6rige
Slrdidnitsernte 1911 bis 1915 mo t9i1-12 bis
l0l5-16 lit lie oIediaas ifebt Oenn iie bIeibt Dnter
oeiem 0urdibntt INN "A 6uriid.
9iIan5 Der SonoeIscampo9ne. II @Didlideruee lit
BON Der Iebten SanOeScampagne Elm berdtlder leber
rc uor6onOen. g9irO ser ecnieen INN Oen Sebl6etroe
aus5ufiiaen2 0eie 5raee fonnte 6ejobt meroen wenn
Der SanOel Rum0niens uno 9lBonos nid)t ge6enlnt
mare Ga nan ia o6er BON Der @r9dn5une oeier 6eiOen
SdnOer a6c6 miro Die Gage eriwert uno ait ole eige
rcn SiiIisnttel ongereer fin0e d Die nor0lide Gro
5oIfte nit 81 liliOnen %. i'm 6e6Ibetrog 5u Oenen
nod ole 26 @ilIionen o. 6in5ufonnlen Die gelu0bndJ
6ouptiddld) nod oen tropiden 96noern auseefii6rt
mcrocn lin oieien 6e6lbetrag bon 69 Nillionen d.
Ger norOdlen @robalite aus6uiilen fn6cn mir MIR so
@'inionen %. in Der iilOiden GrO6Glite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

umerifoniiden SefretGr SeuarO m'
ter5eibnet. gioA g(ustolih Der Be-
itGtigung Dieie5 S1riititiides ourA
ben Sendt beiudte Der riliiiiGe @e.
ianOte ous 9unoes Shabomt uuo
er6ieIt BORT cine 9lmueiime aui Oie
ousbeounGcne Sunime, nomlid ST..
100000 IN @olO, nit 10 wenig linz
itdnoen ais Oh Gin EicrO ucrfouit
porOen marc!
bic neuelte @rlperbune Der Oorno-
Iigcn Odlriid.peitinoii6cn Snielden
our6 oie Ser. Stoaten fir 20 WtiI.
lioncn Collars forocrt beionoers our
Grinnerung oil oos obige GreigniB
bcrous. Ger 9lnfouf gllosfo's Der.
groberte oos @ebiet Der Ser. Stoa.
ten Inn nidt menieer ,als 590,SS4
Characterization. Gos wor oie eroBte
@rwcrbung bon 2ono ieit Dem Sabre
1903, ais Der 2ouiiiuno.9lnfolf cr.
folete, uno bonn Stonofunft Der
Spariomteit mar es meitnus oos bill
li9itc @runoci9cnt9unSgcibdit, wel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
50 Su6re suasfa-5 -5Ortidritt.

GoS @cbict brahte idon mebr ais
oos 3c6niahe ieiner Soften ein
Gas itre6iome norOiihe Serrito-
rium gaasfo pia Inn Sommer 1917
cine 9lcibc 5eitli6feiten perauitolteu
3in balbbunocrtiG6ri9en glnoenfen
ali oic Grmerbimg oieies @ebicteS
oird 0ie Ser. Stdotcn imO Bel sic.
lem glnloB ioaen Die imge6enren no
tiirlihcn Siilfsduellcn oieieS Sonoes,
aan5 bcionocrS o6cr Die mineroli.
ideL onidoitlib oorgciiibrt wcroen.
Ger ariegs5uitano, oild ruenn or iib
crnitlid alif Die Ser Stootcn er.
itrcdt. oiirftc oicie goIoenen SubiId-
nms-Seiilidfeiten ni6t ionoerlib ito.
rem.
PIN 80 W11r5 1861, 81 Der unge-
mobnlihen Shmoe 4 llbr NforgcnS,
iunroc Der @erfoitiS.G .Gertrog BON 30.
ron Stoedcl. Dem ruiiiiben @eiano'
ten bci Ocn Ser, Stootcu Jmp oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

oes So6res 1916 i1on tt15 @liaio.
ncn Collars aus.
limo 6ei ser roi6 itcigenoen @nt-
midlung Oes Gerritoriuns uuO Der
@r6o6ms Der @cminne beionOers IN
Den lebteu 5lpan5ie So1ren, erlparten
aenner Der nlasfoniiAen 6nnoels-
Gerb0ltniiie 5uoeriihtlih, oaB in uci-
tercn 5pnn5ig 3o6rcn jeoer nnfge-
menoete Collar me6r ais 20 Collars
gebrodt 6oben miro. SinO bod oiC
mineroliden ShGse 9llasfoS neucr-
lidergeriiderllne 5uiolge nod foufr
angefratt," bon allen oeu onoerell
SiilfsqucIlen gon5 abgeiebcn
g9ie DER olosfaniitbc GonereB- De-
lceat @idersbam 6ei eincr @r0rte-
rlulg oieies @egcnitanoeS fiir5lidJ
ouSiiibrte, iiberiteigt 6eute OnS Son-
Ocls-@cid0ft NIT oen Ser. Staateu
inn cngeren Sinne ooSienige
nit China oOer nit oen Y6ilippinen
o0er r9eno einem 9onOe 9liienS, nur
Sapan mo Su0icn auSgcuommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

lImfreiS scr groe am 9lequotorl Die
Sniel llnolosfo lit bcinabe ebcnio iueit
ueitlih BON Gan 6roncisco, wie oie-
les WeItli6 bon @oibineton, 3. g.,
licet. 9lnoererieits lit ole @ntier-
mng San 6ranciscn's bon Sort Ct.
Niihoel 'groBer ais Die bon Son
Groncisco na6 Der Staot %anoma.
&egen DER ungebeuren @ntfernungen
lnO Der @crciniamllng oeS Eerrito-
tiiims lnO mtgen Der S6ulOen Ger
rllllil6-onerifonii6cn So. fir nel6e
olc ritilide 9fegierung boitbnr mar,
6ielt es 9fuBlonO uiHt fir lo6neno,
-eicien 9eiis fcI5u6alten, 5unol Der
Snmpi nit Gnglon0 lin oie Ober-
tcrridait in Mittcl- -9liien orobtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

llnO cS lit groBer, ais Der gan5e San-
Del 6piiden oen Ser. Stnatcn mo
olen oirifonii6en 91nOcrn 5uiom-
mengcnommen. 2llosfo lit Der bette
aunoe, pelcbcn oie Ser. Stnoten IN
bier Goutinenten baben ibon neil
ieoer Collar in oieiem SonOeL ici er
fiir Sim oOer 9lnsii6r cin amcrifo-
nildcr Collar lit inO in bcioen Sid
tlmgen Dem dmerifoni6en @eld)6ft
bel uollenl Mcrtbe oient. 1915 mor
ooS @eiddit 9llnSfoS nit ben Ser.
Stootcn I'M gnn5en ouf iiber 80 Nil-
lionen Collars eefonuen, aber fir
1916 ltieg es aif mebr ais 100 0fiI-
liQnen mo man erlportet beItinmt
cine Itnrfc mo weitere 9crJroBc.
rlng
Ger ,Slo6cnraum Don gllnsfa lit
GROCER ols Oerienige Der llrlpriinqli.
dlcn l3 Stoaten Der amerifonii1en
llnion, mo ieine &iiiten-@inie, penn
man oieienigc ser 9oien unO Snieln
mtrednet lit ldnger, ais Der gon5e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Wcurac gie0ler.

IS tdr6 am H. Wlai 1917 nocb flir5ent
Qraniien gcuree aicbier, I'M glter bon 90
Sabren, eelicbier @atte bon WiarO W. 5eoler
ee6 3inlmcrmann. gerpdnote uno 5reunoe
@eer6ieune nm Sienitae, 15. Wiat gtorQens
s llbr, bon iener gsobmlng, Nr. SO5, Shos
9lobiniun, StraRc, aus, bei5iiuobner. 9tne
Neulicnls 6oDmclic piro I'M 1lbr Wioraens
in Der Ser5 SeusSlirobe iiir ieiu Seelenbeil
cclebrri Neicbung ani Dem ~per5 Selns
Trenbuie" (Oa12-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
GSronf 4. Sibelberaer.

Slronllein Trsni 4. gitcl6erocr ecIiebier Sat
ie bon auniounoa 9ibel6cracr aeb. gsoIi, int
gllier bon As Sobrcn. Serpanote mo 6rennoe
Der Santiic iiro ac6hingsoou engclaoen Der
1l6r, bon ieiner gSobnlina, Nr. 1907, 6lects
Strabc, aus, bei5uWobncn. sine ieerli1e
3eQuicnls0ocbneiie miro nm llbr Wlurqens
in Der Ser5 SenlsS{irdbe iiir iein Seelcnbeil
ccIebriri gciebune ail Dem poer5 Seius
Srieoboie"
(G6icn9o uno @iiSburober 3eihinaen mos
Gen aeidllait copiren) (Wlni12-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Nnerfennung. 6rduIen:
Gin foloiinl 5ortfiiblenoer Oienid,
Der Eortier 9ln meinem @e6urtS-
togc finoet cr iid INNER nit einen
9IimenitrouBc eiu. a6cr ieitOem ih
orcibig bin pur ale 2 So6rel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
15erSiuouS 8rcitcnbadl.

IS itar6 am H. Wlai 1917 5eroiuanb Srets
tcn0adl, aeiebicr @atte Der beritorbcnen GIis
inbeib 9reiteHba6. I'M guter bon 63 Sabren.
Sie 9eeroieuna finoei an Wlontag, $50 ubr
Gadmiiaqs, bon eincr g9obnunp, Gr. Poll,
SricanS.S .Sirahe, aus itait 9eicbung aui bent
nWt. 9nrmclSrieoboie"
(9iiisburq1, @a., 3eihneeu m6aen eeidIs
liQt copiren) (fai12-14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Gbo g9irth.

IS iiar6 am o. Wiai 1917 SSa @erd
@irtb i'm glltcr bon % Sabren. ,eeIiebie 3od'
ter bon Sobn o. uno Alma 9Sirtb, (eeb &ret'
ieD. Sic NecrriqunQ bon ihrcr ebicn gSoDs
nnp 9ir. 10. Smnciier.9luc, 0amilton, ttnoct
ait am SDnHtaa, ? ll1r gladmitaes. Setbens
eier in Der v&eiornlirten Gutberu1en 3onss
Nir6e" @de 0arforos9lbe nno @baiesStrnBe,
I'M 8 lbr Gabmitinos NeiIe6ung anf Der
baltimore Gerneerh" COiaill--13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Wcproc GtranB

IS liarb am 10. W,ai 1917 in feiuer geobs
rinq, gir. 240, Sit>s WiuntaumerD straRc,
Cjcuroc eiraMb, gelebicr C5dtie Der beritorbes
ncn 6niabeib StrnuB Die 9eeroieuna iinoct
am GOnnta1, llbr Nacbiniitn9s, bon obeer
9oreiie aus iinii @iiic, fcne 8lunler. Ycts
iesuna nuf oem rSouoon @arfs5ricoDoie."
(sUiQi12-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Menrne .6efcImnnn .

9s Iiorb am ii. WSai 1917 @eOrsc Sedcl.
mann, ecliebter @aiic bon gMeuitn Sedcls
mann, i'm @lter bon 56 Sa6ren. Sic 9eeros
qiinQ iinoei bon iciuer gSobnung, yir. 254,
sios6intun. strase, am 1icnitng, 6en 10.
Wioi, Nocbm llbr itntt 9eiieBnne ouf oenl
oSnf 2opn5rieoboie." (Olni13-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
SricO66fe.
Baltimore GcmetcrS.

gRrcan: Sanpt.Gingana 9iprtb.9ocnne, bfII@
Opn ber 0ab. .Strnee
AeardbnIBpIdbe 5n berianien bon $t5 .a an an
S75 9loum iir 8 einfa6e @rdber. @IeeaHte
nierneliraken.@inaana lebi oiien O.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08

Much road work is in prospect
for Central Idaho this year, ac-
cording to reports from all Sec
tions-but whether real activity
will get beyond the surveyors
jobs before more snow flies is con-
jectural. However, Lewis county
should keep an eye on the devel-
opments and be careful that
something does not get by" to
her detriment. -Nezperce Her
aid.
Lewis county, or Nezperce-,
which?
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08
A MISTAKEN TIDEA.. OF
COWARDICE

THERE'S a great deal being
said these tdays iabout so-called
slackers, men and"boys who for
various reasons and by various
means wish to avoid service in
theearmy..or the navy.
The coward or the man with
out sufficient patriotism to Shout
der arms for his country should
belfrownedsupon, but in prose-
cutting the campaign against
slackerism many persons are
casting a -slur> on thousands of
honestly patriotic boys and men
who are joining the army of food
producers on the farm. No
doubt there are persons who
wish to go to the farms to avoid
army service, just as there were
those who wished to rush into
matrimony for like purpose.
And just as many patriotic and
sincere young men refused to
carry out their plans of marriage
for fear of being thought slack
ers, so will many patriotic and
sincere men refuse to join the
army of soldiers of the soil this
season because there is about to
be stigma placed upon them.
The armies fighting Germany
are in sore need of food. Their
governments are pleading with
America to produce it, and the
government of the United States
is urging the farmers to do their
utmost and thousands of men
and boys in the city to join them
to help plant and harvest the
greatly needed crops. There
should be thousands of workers
from the cities working on the
farms this summer, and they
should be honored for it. It
would be as patriotic service as
that performed by the men who
will go with Pershing to the
French front. The charge of
Stacker that is being promiscu-
ously made is unfair and withal
foolish: unfair because where
one Stacker goes to the farm to
escape duty, hundreds of loyal
men and boys will go to perform
duty; foolish because under the
selective draft law recently pass
ed, employment on the farm will
exempt no man unless it be de-
termined that his service there
is of such nature as to render it
more valuable to the country
than it would be on the battle
field.-Idaho Farmer.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08
Notice for Publication

O4S92
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of6cs
at Lewiston. Idaho, May 2lst. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that
HARVEY KIGHT,
OF Boles, Idaho. who. on August 18th 1872 made
Homestead Entry. No. 04S92 for Nj NWt Sec "a
ana Nj NEt. Section %, Township so North
Range z, West Boise Meridian, has fled notice
OF intention to make three-Year Proof, to estab-
llsh claim to the land above described, before
9: J. Wright, U. S. Commissioner, at White
Bird Idaho, on the 18th day of June 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: John r. lack
SON. William A. Jones, Francis A. Abbott.
Charles Sallee. all of Boles, Idaho,
go HENRY HEIrFKLD, Register,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08
Notice for Publication

O5S24
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at lewiston Idaho. May 2lSt. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
MATTHEW W. SMITH,
of Spring Camp. Idaho who on June 3rd, 1914,
made additional homestead entry, No. O5S24 for
Et SWt. Lots and 4. Section 81, Township %
North, Range West Boise Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three-year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described, be-
fore G. ]. Wright. u S. Commissioner, at White
Bird. Idaho, on the 2Sth day of June, 1917
Claimant names as witnesses: Barney Math-
ewson. David F. Van Pool. Picket Chamberlin
Edward v. Robbie. all of Spring Camp. Idaho.
SIS HENRY HRITFELD, Register
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08
Notice for Publication.

04S54
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office
at lewiston Idaho. May l4th. 1917,
Notice is hereby given that
THOMAS O'HERN,
of Boles. Idaho. who on July 23th, 1912 made
homestead entry No. o4554. for ct Sci Sec. II
and WI SWt Section IL. Township so North,
Range West. Boise Meridian has fled notice of
intention to make three year Proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before C. ].
Wright, U. S. Commissioner at White Bird,
Idaho. on the 23rd day of June 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles c.
Crawford, Robert r. RomiG. George W. Allen,
Stephen Kelly, all of Boles. Idaho.
S-IS HENRY HEITFELD. Register.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08

Weather conditions for the
past few months have killed all
hopes of an average crop this
year and the country will do well
to produce three-fourths of an
average crop of grain. Try and
make up the shortage with vege-
tables as far as possible.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08

Drag the roads now after each
rain. This will keep them smooth
and in good shape for the rest of
the summer.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08

One reason why our 'lickerish"
lights have been SO poor during the
past few days is that the high water
last week put the Clearwater plant on
the bum and the load had to be trans
ferred to the auxiliary plants at LOlO
and Oro6no
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-06-08

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-16
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
IN FULL SWING AT
ALABAMA'S CAMP
Coach Kelly Has Abundance
of Raw Material-New
Captain Must Be
Selected

University, September 15.-(specia1.l
Football prospects for the University OF
Alabama for the coming year are very
bright, according to the indications OF
the first week of practice. Seven men
who have seen service at the university
In former years are back, which forms a
strong nucleus around which Coach
Kelly hopes to build another machine
that will be of the same championship
caliber of the teams of previous years.
Practice was begun before school
opened, and Coach Kelly is now driving
his men numerically The first tack
ling dummy practice was held on Tues
day, and the first scrimmage VIII be
early next week. The opening game OF
the season will be on September 20 with
Southern university.
Ike Rogers, captain-elect for the sea-
son, has been drafted, and is at Camp
Pike. His loss will be severely felt by
the team. The men that are back and
out In uniform are the following: Boone,
Jack Hovater, Walter Hovater, Rowe,
Brown, Johnson, Counts.
Tram Sessions, center last year Of Bir-
ningham college, is out of a position
He was selected as the best oentar on
any secondary college in the south last
year, and will bid strongly for a berth
on the Crimson squad. Tram weighs
ABOUT ISU pOunuS, anu ndH DeGn WCEK~
Ing hard all the summer to get In the
best possible physical condition for the
season.
The line this year is going to be much
heavier than at first thought The new
material is all unusually heavy, and the
successful candidates will average about
$50 pounds. The backfield La not so
heavy but will be very fast great
fight is being waged for quarterback
which was left vacant by the departure
of Cecil Green.
The two Hovater brothers are showing
up fine In practice. Dexter Hovater ts
year. Another loss to the team IL
Turkey" Bornan, who has led the cheer.
ing for the last two years. Ills Puc-
cessor has not been chosen yet.
The first appearance in Birmingham OF
the Alabama team win be on November
g. when Sewanee Is met in the annual
struggle that has become one of the
leading sporting events of the year. A
full schedule has been arranged for the
year in spite of the fact that some of
| the southern colleges have Cancelled their
| schedules, and Birmingham fans will
have MANY opportunities TO see the
| team in action.
! Many of the men are green. but fol-
| lowers of Alabama may rest assured
that the team this year is one of the
out, and that 1t will continue the rec
ord made by the teams of the two pre-
vious years.