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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

0hf''''fN
gms GphtiblonO itoinutcn alic
incDr n8nrcniontilieii" olS aus Sol'
lan0
gllcr0ings banOelt 6 iih MIR nm
ole Sa6l Scr 6oniliennoncn oft IT
cine Sonilie olrh Oen |otcr nit
g9ci6 uno ainoern (nieleu ainocrn
pertrcien, p16reno eiu anoereS W}ol
uur Gin ciiBcIucr Nlaui cimpanocrt
uno gcrooe bic 6oaGnoer itellen
ic6r bolo Qcipoltioc fopfrcid]c 6omi-
lien oar. gln @eionltmenac Der Se-
oolfcritnQ c0er ocs Slites
Oiirfte tutiGhIib ood) 0oS 1oannOildle
iibcrpie0en ioiueit man aus Der
@roBc ocr SomiIien idGben fam.
9lber inmerbin iiberroicbt Oos Grgcb.
mis- Ger 3obhlng Der gtomen Oo9
icbrl Diot bat 0ebort uno nohgere.
set oaB ote 0@uren" at i6rcm SOL.
lanoertum 5iemlich oiel fron5oliiAes
Gmi9rantcn6ltt aifgenomren 6oben.
g|amen ME Glibier, D}onton, oe
Glerque II. q. erinnern onron, obcr
mon BAT it'd nic flor getuadjt ooB
oiric poor sSamiIiei gceen sic 3obI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Pas 1ut g ieiner Gage uuo Scbonbeit
81 oonfea.
@ir fonnen bier notiirlicb all oielc
52onbcit ui6t cingcbsilo ihilOern.
lonocril molicn uur cin5clue Bulttc
bcrouSgreifen. Do iii Die Saienitoot
1ebeilico in luunoernolicr 2aae, iibcr.
ragt uon Dem olten ShloB iiu0 Ger
berrlifen aotbeoroIc Gus Dem fiinf.
debnten So0r6unocrt. Meiter oie
Safe 0eS Srtu Del Scor0ono, Spo.
loto init Oen lteberreitel ocs @aloitcs
DiocletionS uno Der &orto ourcu.
0ent WolOenet Eorc Solnna nit
Dem alten driitliden ,Srieobofc.
9oloHa mar emit bic &ouptltaot 0cs
romiihen TalnIaticil iinp.
Ger oolmotiniibe aiiitemttidl lii
MN idmol, 0ufiir befonunt cr obcr
nc6en ienier eigeneu 5djonbcit nod
eincu 6eionoeren 9leij Our1 ole oors
gelogerten 5nBlreiden Snleln; Eolta
oaS altc ourd icine Sonia inS @cia
beriibmte Slpnto, 8roS5o, oiitb cinlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Gur6 ocn arica im0 ID mon6e
@c9cn0cH Guropos in unieret Sc-
llt9tsfrcis acnidt iui Die mir inns
irutcr nic5t befiinlmcrt unO oeY6alb
rlic9 ni6t 0icl bon i6nen oelpnBt
9apen go5u oeb6rcu 1t. a bic otter.
re'DNdcn aiiiteuldnOei oes Dittel.
llleares, bauptidhiA Golnotici.
@'ertwiroig OaB oicieS &ono nod
,li'lller ridlt ieitcns &crgnii9mgsrei.
}ell9cr Pic geaMhnq fin0ct, Bic Is
pefoleAt yin gcieanetcs 9nn0, nit
iV''0il llliloen iii0liMcu 4lnno, ieis
lenl l'pgiacn @ilan5entuitdbs, ieincn
~,o'es5lulell ''0., o, written ilno Suieln ici.
~" screen mo ~ ieiner Sonnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21


&ic Eaul Slider (e'rauoani) iu
ocr ifIititricrtru y" iit glns
oeu CitIonOc~ (pcrIn9 Cstar GnIis
Siiiui N.) nittailt, iii GNAa b. & Id
Der often Sapptito0t &rlcns pon
@litglic0rrt Ogutitbcr 6rcimaurer
logcn sic D. ,3t, inl &efablshcreid
0cs 0ciuimeN @encrolgouuernenents
Marirbau ais Cfii3iere Ncr3tc g'a
anitc oSer III 02ltiddcn @eircben.
airfeu cine 6cl0loec oni 5gup0lGac
Der @eleBc oer a0jroBGn 9oac rou
&rcilBcn gcn 5ur Srcur0idDait, 0ir
mite bic bciocn dn0crcn dltprelBiId)s;t
(Sroblpgen inter Oem &rnicftSratc
ocs @rirScH Sric0ritb gcopolo pon
&rcnBen lteht ciil1crciAi lin0 III e'ar
gcmport oeS @broBnicitcrs ans ger.
lin iciaflicb cr0iWct nproen. Nlcidl
5eitia init Ser GiNmeibmia 0ar Nclo.
loee ianO bel cncnl (nidt jum Srci4
ntourcrbimoe eeboriaenl gltcrtuuS
bGrOIer iii @urirhnu Deiiul a%peSia
liidi" ireimoureriiAe Sc0eniiiroe
oNS Dem ehenuligen &oniareig2e So
lcli lin0. cine IuSirlllua9 uon irei.
mmlreriiacn 9lb3cibeM Eotiuucntei
inO @cr6ten aus chelnaligeu polnis
itGeu SreiunrrerlcgeN itntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

cine gricbtihe 9lniic6lrWe 2elina
oas Olaoeiro Der 6itcrrcidiitben Aori.
attic, bic icbonlie Der oolmatiniihcn
Sriclll cinc tofiitbidle Slnlonie
Silia, III oeNen gldbe Sic 2ccldladt
bon 1866 itoitinnO. IN scr sic italie.
nildle ,Slctte BON Der oiterreidiltben
uutcr 9lOmirol Ecgctt9oii gcinlo9cn
lplroc 3m glnOenten an oiele
1nladlt lit auf Ocm 6ricoboi poN
Giiio eiii Gelifitcin init cinem licacr
Oei 2omGn ouiseitcat. Gin Gentmal
0eS iieqreichen AOntiroIS licbi aui
ocm Dloute 3oro III @OIo, iUo anA
I'M 9orte BON Son golicarpo ein
IeHfua( 0cS. lineliidlcben &oiers
@larimilian bon Mlerifo itcbt gIbcr
oomit limo mir itboll pie0cr cuff 0em
SelNonoc Nfun meiB inl oieien itbos
neH @rOiled iuirfIid uitAt po man
onfanaeu uno oufboren iol Der
Sdonbeitcn iin0 5u0iell Nlan fonutc
g9otcn bror6en uH mir oGs beite
6n ie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

ga finOeh iidj sic NeIege 5u 0icIer
Sc1oupting in Moiic, ia iic1t man
cine @lcnge 3iigc Nic lulS G@itiAc
an1eiucln, Nte mir cbcn ais Die uri.
rincn mnfniicn. lln0 poi oen
Gapbnrcil ANA oauN Dicl 0apon oui
sic iog. o@oitoroS" iiber. iuie ger.
faiier al unicrem oeutiNql Oeuiih.
Observation-Disclosures @nsor0poIf lcicht
nocblpeiicn fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Die Sonne Ddlmatiens perflGrt crit
all oie S1onbeiten OeS &onOeS uio
6mtdt ibuen oas gliidli@c 2cben ciiL
0as Oen @ienItben in ieinen Sonn
5ie6t.
2onOen mir I'M Sofeii bon 3ora,
oer Soiiptitoot ocs 2anDes, 10 tritt
unS oie gaBe Shonbeit 0es 2oliOe3
iinO feline gon5e @eit6itbte entgegen.
Sdon Die 9iomer fonOen bier cine
Drtidoft Dor imO 6alO mar 0ic BORT
onGelc0te &olonie So0ero elmer Der
beliebtcien SonuneroiifentboItsortc
Der hornebmen 9iomer. Ser &oiler
9(lglihls crricbtete oort ST. G6ren
icincr @emabin &ipio einen prdcbti-
gen Geutpel Scr Sumo glnguito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Der Dcilti6en ocribrpinocnl 53 fron.
5oiilde aGoeu l22 Oeiitidc, % oeut.
ldle mebr ais bo11n0iincl gillr boil.
lonoiide 9uItur, boQ6nOiimc Gegie.
rimg, oic lleberlcgen6elt 0es 9fci@.
hins Der einociponocrten SolGn0rr
gegcn oic 9eltichen, Die boaGnOii9c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

9rcn5en iih bic 9luSiponOertns pcr.
bielt; cS mare berlodeno, sen @riin.
Ben Der bobit ungleidcn @crteihirg
chuos nodgiipiiren, Die io5iolen iino
poIitiihen &crbaltniiie in oeu betrei.
ienocn Seiniotldn0ern 5u pcrgIeihcr
~ eS ioa abcr bier untecblciben. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Sce9eItung boben Der @ciamtbeit
SolldnOertin ouiaeprd9t IN Dem
Oos Dclttihtllm aiiigmg.
&edt intcreiiont lit eine 3ulom.
lneniielliina, bic man mtS Den Regi,
tern berous5icbei fam upO Die Sciet,
mie innerbolb Der belitigen HcihSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

cinen 9}amen. ga finben ii9 nun
bon 957 oie Sertunit angegcben (t76
nnbcfonnD. llnter Oicicn 957 6ani.
lien itannicn:
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
WALL STREET
DEPRESSED
rading Light; Peace Talk
Continues Current Or
Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec S. The Sew
oik Evening sun financial review
oday said
To-day shor session of the
took market failed To reflect tu,
oppressed spirits OF Wallst Trad
NJ was very thin and price changes
-inng About the only comforting
lought In securities circles was
lat tho market had been pretty
loroly liquidated and me worst
nat can happen discounted.
Peace continues 20 bee much dis
ussed and reports OF further peace
relers from the Central powers
rcIe current 10 is felt that neither
Germany nor Austria can see their
,ay clear 10 go thru another win
er
The market was irregular within
arrow himts ar the opening and
hu the lrst hour Many ordinarily
rtTvV STOCKS WFTr not rTUdFu 1T 1T
~ in that period
Trading WAS all but at stand
till I'm the second hour The course
+ prices was not materially changed
n a there was nothing whatever SO
Indicate initiative in any din, ction
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BIG FIGHTS
LOOMING IN
CONGRESS
Question of Finances
And War On Turkey
Promise Tussle

WASHINGTON. Dec s. Having
ho0n nc world Americas unity by
practically unanimously declaring
war against Austria congress rest.
ed today McauWbte committees
forged ahead on jhe great appropri-
at!on measures
ln the hrst -four DAYS OF The war
session. both house ana senate gave
striking evidence OF their determi-
nation % win The war. win In the
earliest possible time and along the
broad lines President Wilson out.
lined IN his opening message
Unanimous action against Aus
tria excepting the single negative
vote by Meyer London. Socialist
was hailed as a clarion declaration
10 the world of American unity,
Beside the coming tussle be
tween wealth conscriptionists and
bond advocates. sentiment for a
declaration of war ON Turkey and
Bulgaria promises 90 develop an.
other 0ght Senator Borah. Idaho.
expects 10 introduce a war resolu-
Gou against these two vassals of
Germany Uorah believes congress
i0ual sentiment il strong enough
to pass tbc measure despite oppO
iti0n from administration forces
A clear majority in both houses
Is ready no vote for the war resolu-
tion the minute assurance is re
. -
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

rrrw uok 90 fhr baau 500 HNc
btet accounted for except mr mau.
Twenty uVutes after OBJ, l.ii
1000. 81 - dsrarri V WiDNm
sun 6'eH mp where ha had ar0uu4
.i t Pier uear ihe lEtercoIoplHi
.YIlrld station THE explosion on
.. N.u. tauc Ua. lhT-e riH H
u0NrUu diuuu.fc The taHdrr
.,I.f raf .na Md tne cargo p a
TH rHlH id-I0U I'lI'-IrT T-- --T7TT
N.oHl naI M,a been rat ur ctr
.,Ir alive u HaIl8N.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

EAST AiN N. s. bcu
butcher GRADES tsuIg COWS. fg
10 6o calves Receipts In. market
tctico. SOC lower, culi ta .ehutrr. Ar "
%. Shcep and lambs I,cCai ipts. fU0
.f1r.50ft fttTt5, cuil 90 fair 1lls0riI2
.vrarlinCs ti2I 10. sheer gfnI9
Hogs ttccepts. 700 market artlye
I5 ~ 20c higher. workers., 211n 1T Sr
.heavy. Sf7a0HfS roughs tf60ICr0
.eta1a. RIA50ul6
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The Jacob Jones had previously
distinguished her4clf Boo October
vixen the p e O steamer Drama
sl aux llary cruiser. was t0rpedoed
on oct no. The Jones saved 30
OF Ihe l5s persons aboard at 'hat
time
Tho official statement ir cor0cc
tiln with the Drama incidcnI said
The Jones did excellent work u
OeioHor upon fhe occasion or The
turupd0ng uf the steam hip Drama
"At Is o. m OCT 49, the Orama
"a former p e. o. vessel. converted
mto am auxiliary cruiser uas Tor
pc6ocI by 8n enemy submarine
The Dram at the time was part
of convoy 0f merchant vessel.
under escort OF American destroy
,rs of hich the Jacob Ione- WAS
olt
The submarine pcri cope 0as
soon after tho r&pI0-Ior She Nas
u urdatey attacked and pur oW
rf anuou Thc Jacob Jones and mn
ofhsr de- rover were detailed to ro
main tv Tho Drama to save life
'If wu- dark WHOM the Drama be-
yru o scttly and thr crew ahau
fnnrd hcr Tile jacob Jones rtcbrd
un n thc dark s05 of The tts ucr
ara on board
"AI ON board fhe Drama were
afrd hv these two vessels
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Hanks aud trust Conpantes
Tast 1.fe ult

The fcllO wing INNS are privileged
10 execute orders ON tho exchange
w r Moss 4 Co. Carlyle a Noveh
Geo. NJ West e Co. p r. Macrrurs
< Co. " W. Noble E. Co y ]. soy.
mour e. Co. w n Mclaughlin Mer-
ril Lynch e. Co, " A. Hamln < Go.
Wm a Neer & Co. Sinclair - C1uls
wendell Mulkey g. Co. Wn1 ~ NOss
e Co. r. X Peiton A. Co Jutl stock
ard a Co. bennett Smith a. Co.. w
g Reilly & Co. Matthew Finn a w
wallace a Co. Lewis q. Gorton
Nebe- pelden- Woodruff Co. boou.
Martin f. Co. O'Hara Ferris cu.
Went Leo e Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
,Iun ,0rII.u er01I,s


.rIInff nIuN rfrHr.Ur far Ff
IFfI Werr ..flf tfrar-
frUr fuf ff11 fn date arc t2 .kf fff.
ff3H4. Hs sgalust 81 0a3 ff7 fnn bf for
tina corresponding PERIOD ln Lyl6.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

FHnncH uUHH = AUrIHa HII-I = 90
beans tl4atL corn. runcv Maine. a.
standard $3.50. peas fancy early
IIlr. : Iua lH. sail NJ. fl 7. s. ln-
marrur fFf peas g. tomatoes stand
ard f1fl f.r 1.fh basket
-unre g. rfna standard as nfsrf
medium fsn efr. raurY. GOA fIc. Rio.
ana q hthtIr I-ih packages. isH
a1c. lib, tins, asa goo u.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

survivors haj been picked up so far
They were taken off life RATS
The names oC 30 survivors have
boen received up to This time They
are.
Lieut. g. H.. K Richards
Ensign Nelson ~ Gates.
Assistant Surgeon L. L. Adam
kicwlcz.
Charles Pierce. fireman. first class.
Timothy Edward TwomeY sea
man
John G, Johnson, seaman.
Henry A. Stutzke.
Edward =. Grady. fireman. second
class
John j MUlVaney, seaman
Byron Myron Flood, seaman.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08


or amy kud except turkeys - better
THAN tta Upult Tho demand for
fruits ana commodities especially
suitable Tor tho holiday tlad
gradually inorcasius
Apples-s5.2tG6 bbt sonatrans,
Bannns. - Good shipping stock
fihc b.
Deans--rrird L'mas. lie 10.
Cronhcrrles--FifW 1850 per bbi. 50
C.lifornia Fruits TokavR 8t758g,
I ked EWp"vDrs. &f.Jou5 5 per keg.
Christmas greens iiHilt "rt'ht
81 $50 t.'J per doz ground nnc so-
SID ROLLS 1923. Japanese paper fr.m-
/ wiugs a0-Fd ROLLS lac.
Dressed calves Fancy country
dressed. 1880 IHr. rHolre. ItH tc come
mon. 15m1Gc H.
Dressed Hugs Fancy iightWeiRnts
1'ff -3c heavy. 30 I-Ic-4t+
Fresh VcgetnbIe-r- BectA Sl.2b bu.;
turnipA, 5 per bu,t selgry- ~ n tbc
bu. snalI0tts. 20 0ua5c per doz- toms
toes. boz house, 20 g &c To. cEk plant
s-5Ha3 per .doz. cucumaerF hot
house $3.50 I'D . dul. cabbage, ST fIl-iN
hu.. l"tiacr head. iceberg s. q 500
pcf Grade leaf i00f3c Do kuni-
0utts fNU goo per o.
Grape Fruh 500 case.
Has Detroit dealers are paving
tho following prices T. o. a. i)etrolt.
no, timothy. S24 80 20 standard
f22 6oW2f NJ 1 lEni mixed, tzS y
miNcI 5000 2l So. / clover. 5000
per ton. Wheat emo 9at slfa az ".
fS.n EiraN st 'th 20 p'i l"n,
Hides 40 4 cured hides. --g SO J
gteeu nars. Use. $50. D cured bulls
1a. Fa sreeu nHii-. H1c SO
Cured .eHI h1.- 25. $50. green veal
/ t.p. 2C $50. cured mIlreln lc
81 lfcrr murfniu 2nr $50 cHr
. d" L
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
II. S. DESTROYER
TORPEDOED; 60
TARS MISSING

CONTINUED ,rom Page oneD
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
CREEK WOULD
UNSEAT KING
Demand For Republic Fol.
lows Sensational Debate
Among Deputies,

Athens, Aug. 27.-M. Boussios, oppo-
sition member. raised tumult in the
chamber Of deputies when he declared
that King Constantine never abdicated
but only had been dismissed by the en-
tente powers, as proved by the fact
that the act OF abdication had not
been presented to the chamber. Pre-
mier Venizelos and other deputies left
their seats to protect M. Boussios from
personal attacks by angry members Of
the majority.
Later the possibility and opportune-
ness Of establishing a republic in
Greece was discussed. M. venizelos
declared:
Despite the weakening of the royal
power through the fallen kings ac-
tions, the government, Interpreting the
feeling Of the chamber, thinks another
trial should be given to the royal insti-
tuition in Greece. 1t certainly Is the
last experiment we are asking. am
certain the Greek people and majority
representatives will approve the trial
sincerely in order to make strong and
sure conditions for the eventual work
ing Of the regime of crowned re-
public" -44.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
So 5 100000
WAR ON U-B0AT
Secretary Daniels Would
Make American Navy
Worlds Greatest.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 27.-Secre
tary Daniels expects to submit to con
gress this week estimates Of $3.50, ,000,.
600 for the great number OF destroyers
which will make the American navy
the leader of the world In ships of that
type.
The money will : used to expand
existing ship bnild' lg plants and also
to build additionai engines and boiler
factories as tie destroyer program
upon which the shipbuilding industry
is now engaged represents the full
capacity OF that industry.
Navy designers are preparing plans
for a standardized destroyer to factli.
tate the quantity production OF the
most successful weapon against sub
marines. Parts of the engines will be
assembled from various factories at
central plants and forwarded to ship
yards building the hulls.
Details Of the number OF destroyers
now under construction or the number
contemplated in the supplemental pro.
garm are withheld for military rea-
sons.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
DYNAMITER BREAKS
OUT OF PENITENTIARY

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 27.-Harvey Lee
serving thirty-fve year sentence for
for breaking and entering and for
dynamiting the county Jail in this
city, escaped from the Fort Madison
prison on August q, it became known
here today. His cell mate. a man
named Kopf, left with him. According
to telephone message Lee sawed the
bars Of his cell, clambered to the top
OF the cell and then Skinned down a
four story wall to tunnel under the
prison. This is his second escape.
Lee dynamited the Marion Jail several
years ago and during the fight which
followed a Cedar Rapids policeman
was killed.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
IN ILLINOIS CAMP

Springfield, H.. Aug. 27.-Joe Wood
ruff of McLeansboro, Hamilton coun-
ty, private in Company B, Ninth
Illinois infantry, stationed here. was
stricken last night with infantile par
alysis and is in serious condition in a
hospital, Major E. l.. Damron, Of the
regimental hospital corps announced
today.
Two other guardsmen OF Company
B, who slept in Woodruff's tent. arc
being closely watched for develop
ments of the disease.
Medical authorities are at loss to
discover where Woodruff might have
been infected.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
HOUSTON Is QUIET.

Houston. Texas, Aug. 27.-Houston
went about its normal way again today
following the action Of Major General
Bell last night in removing the city
from martial law.
Saloons were reopened. Business
houses selling guns and ammunition
again ware permitted to make sales.
Patrols we're taken from the streets.
CITY TO HAVE INQUIRY.
The city is turning its attention to
receiving the Illinois guardsmen who
will train at Camp Logan. Protests
are still being sent to Washington
against the inclusion in the Illinois
troops of the Eighth regiment Of infan-
try negroes.
The city of Houston has decided to
conduct an investigation into last
Thursday nights disturbances, SO that
the people OF Houston can be afforded
q thorough knowledge of the condi-
tions leading up to and surrounding
the shooting.
Acting Mayor D. NJ Moody ap-
pointed board Of inquiry today sub
ject to the approval of the city council.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
PRUGERMAN WORKER
COMMITS SUICIDE

Davenport, Aug. 27.-Wflliam Zinke,
aged % years committed suicide here
Sunday by turning on the gas in his
lodging house.
Zinke is said to have been secretary
of German-socialist organization and
to have been under surveillance of
government secret service men for
some time. knowledge Of this fact is
supposed to have worried him and led
to self-destruction.
In Zinke's room were found many
books. pamphlets and writings IL in
the German language. These are in
possession OF the police and will be
turned over to the government author
tiles.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
THANK YOU

Libertyville, Iowa, Aug. %, 1917.
Editor. The Courier,
Ottumwa. Iowa.
Dear Sir
admire your editorials on the
war very much. They are SO
strong, sensible and just.
wish this could be said Of all
the southeastern Iowa newspapers.
We are engaged In serious war
and 1t Is impossible to create too
much enthusiasm. You are Ger.
tainly doing your bit. Were the
same patriotic spirit displayed
everywhere Uncle Sans task
would be much easier.
Yours sincerely,
S. K. Davis, M. d.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-08-28
YANKEE SPIRIT
CHEERS TOMMY
ENGLISH CLERGYMAN DELIVERS
INSPIRING LECTURE TO
TROOPS IN FRANCE.

London. Aug. 27-The Manchester
Guardian says the government has
been making the troops in France fully
acquainted with the American attitude
in the war. Dr. keltman, well
known clergyman who recently has
been in the United States, has been
touring the British front and lecturins
to the troops at various centers on
Americas ideals, aspirations and en-.
deavors. An officer who was present
testified that the lectures have been
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LIFE AT CAMP PALS
ON BURLINGTON BOYS

Burlington, Aug. 27.-Thirteen form
er members of Company 1, First Iowa
infantry. now part of the Third in
fantry scheduled for early departure
for France, are being rounded up here
by Sherif Earnest, at the request of
the military authorities at Des
Moines. The men are residents of
Burlington and came home on un-
authorized furloughs.
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PRIZE GERMAN
COUNTY FOUND
SOUTH DAKOTA COMMUNITY SEES
SIXTY ARRESTS IN
TWO WEEKS.

Yankton, S. D., Aug. 27-Thirty Ger
mans, arrested near Trip, Hutchinson
county. s. D., this morning for alleged
violation of the espionage act were
brought here this afternoon in custody
Of federal officers. The men are
charged with having signed a petition
to Governor Norbeck protesting
against the draft and the
war. Today's arrests bring the
total number Of Germans taken by
federal authorities in Hutchinson
county since August IA. charged with
violation of the espionage act up to
60.
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10000 SISTER SUSIES
SEW 100000 SHIRTS

New York. Aug. 27.-Shirt makers
of New York and vicinity will begin
work soon on one OF the largest orders
ever given in the history of the coun-
try. The order. which calls for 5Oo.-
900 dozen shirts for the men of the
navy and army. means employment Of
10000 persons from now until Decem-
ber 1. when it must be completed, ac-
cording to an announcement by Solo
mon Cutler. organizer of the shirt
makers union.
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No Dollar Eggs
Nor Butter For
Coming Winter

- HlcAGo, Aug. 27-There will
be no "dolIar butter" nor
dollar eggs" next winter,
according to Eward Davis, presi-
dent Of the Chicago Butter and
Egg board, Organized forces arc
cooperating with the government
to keep prices as conservative as
possible, he asserted.
"eutter, wholesale next winter
may cost from as to IS cents a
pound, and eggs 20 cents q dozen,
II my Judgment 10 correct" he
said today. "sutter at as cents
Wholesale means that 1t will retail
from So to So cents 4 pound.
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RUSS GENERAL FALLS
FIGHTING IN RANKS

London, Aug. 26.-General Poyoski.
commanding Russian division. fell
while fighting valiantly amidst his
soldiers whom he was encouraging by
his example during fighting on the
Sereth river, Moldavia. says an Off
cial Rumanian war statement issued
here.
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SOLDIERS ON GUARD =
AT MATES BIER

Chicago. Aug. 27.-The body OF Cap
tain Joseph w. Mates of Battery A.
Second Illinois Field artillery. who
was slain in the Houston riots was
taken to the chapel of Our Lady of
Lourdes today to lie in state until the
hour of the funeral, 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning. The chapel is a mass
of wreaths and flowers. Eight mem.
bers of the regiment will remain on
duty as a guard Of honor.
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lurnERANs HOLD SERVICE.

Dubuque. Aug. 27.-Special reforma-
ton services were held Sunday by the
Lutheran synod in the city churches. A
big meeting was held in the Wartburg
seminary grounds. Rev. G. Gundel, OF
Superior, Nebr.. and Rev. Earl Matz.
ner Of Toledo, Ohio. were among the
speakers. Another meeting was held
Sunday evening, addresses being given
by Rev c.. Weber Of Sequin, Texas
and Rev. Ernest Nobel of Thomas
willie, ILL.,
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LANSING'S SISTERS
IN RED CROSS RANKS

Watertown, N. Y, Aug. 27.-Miss
Emma s. Lansing and Miss Katheryne
T. Lansing. sisters Of Robert Lansing.
secretary Of state, will leave here
Wednesday to sail for France in the
near future to engage in a, branch Of
Red Cross work at stations on railroad
lines running from the western front
trenches.