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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
Personal Menfian,

Justice George A. Cooke returned
home Thursday evening from Spring
field, H., where he has been attending
the December term Of the Illinois
supreme court.
Mrs. C. r. Lane and daughter, Miss
MaFlowe. returned home Thursday
evening from Galva, Ill, where they
have been visiting friends.
Mrs Charles Graves returned home
Thursday evening from Alpha where
she has been visiting with her daugh
ter Mrs. Frank Mann, who with her
two children accompanied her home
for q visit here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
v|CKERS' SPEECH
BIG INSPIRATION
Foroeial Talk by Red Cross Cam.
paigner stirs Crowded House
at Spencer Theatre.
GERMAN METHODS ARE, EXPOSED
Local Forces 6iFen Instructions for
BIG Campaign Which liz to Be
Started Sunday.

Relating wildly Of the horrible
methods employed by the Huns on the
battlefield. Captain Leslie vickers last
night az She Spencer Square theatre
whipped into line several hundred
Red Cross workers. VINO, inspired by
MS talk. VIII start out on the local
campaign Sunday with unbounded en-
thus.asm
His many experiences on the battle
fields of Europe were intermingled
throughout his talk. Being in actual
service for Great Britain, he was able
IN relate of the horrible methods Of
the Germans I'm battle. He told Of the
FIRST gas attack Of how the Germans
reversed their bullets and made dun
dums" out of them against all rules of
humanity. OF the Germans cruelty to
women aud children. sights that he
had Witnessed with his own eyes, and
OF Me ireachery which the Huns used.
one ease I'm particular. which explains
their uuderhaud methods was an eX-
p0uenCe he told Of how the English
bad stopped firing when they saw
German Red Cross ambulance in front
of their guns, not knowing that within
that ambulance was rapid fire ma
chine gun OF the latest design. which
opened FIRE upon the British, killing
and w1undIHg the entire company.
During his talk he mentioned the
Germans In this country He stated
that ne had every respect for the
Northumberland, but for the pro-
German he had a severe hatred and
further stated that they should be
bodily thrown from the country. In
connection with this fact, he told Of
how last summer one of his brother
lecturers was speaking IN a small
town in Iowa where there were many
pro-German Inhabitants and at the
close n his lecture he had gone back
10 his hotel, lighted his pipe and had
no more than done so, when a small
bomb placed in the pipe by some Ger
man crank, exploded. blowing off one
finger and binding one eye. He also
mentioned an experience Of his own
in a small town In this state While
he was lecturing. some would-be Ger
automobile baynpd rcnair tbjnlinr
ma doubt That no was gaining Won.
peance an one who wac against b{s
country
Captain Leslie told during the even-
ing why he was talking on bebalf of
the Red Cross He stated that ,
short while ago he was asked IN ron.
tribute but was unable IN do so ae
the nav of a "Britisherv only amount
ed to % cents day and as result
his pocketbook was not oyerfowing
with money, so instead. he offered his
services for the week 10 the society
and has been making talks all through
lHe staJe on OeuaIl Oh tHe organlza-
oo',' ne ne 'oiu VI 'ug great Aelp lhe
I1eo CIUss was III 'ne present war
NV WEI lile S'IlIe nisV pIoHe OUT
.,'lu NouIu '"S On lue pdlIielelus
, "g-iIeu anu uytus WIN no one &c
,,ep t,i'i ~ 10 n Lne ,oSpl'ais anu nc" 81, d
Psae''g -no 'teu o'os9 mas nSipeu Va,
M. W. al" lahTH yaIe VI tne u iea
~ . sI55 VI NJ" ne was CaIIieu IRON
e''e my 1S'u ~ oy i'eu lIo5s al'ehuants OF
d II 5'5 S cIoss StIelcuet' paced IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
FIRMS LIBERAL
WITH DONATIONS
Remember Argus Santa Claus Fnn.i
With Gifts on Many Kinds
Spirit OF Giving Prevails.

Never In the history OF The Argus
Santa Claus fund has there been so
spontaneous a support of the effort In
behalf of the poor children OF the
city. The spirit OF giving seems TO
have gripped the hearts OF the people
of the city and their purse strings are
loosened and all thought of self seems
to have been put aside and the desire
to help others has taken its place.
With but very little solicitation the
fund has reached the amounts given
in other years, and that not withstand
ing the fact that the citizens of Rock
Island have given enormous sums
through various funds in the interest
OF many worthy objects.
Not only has money been literally
given but firms have made splendid
contributions. The L. f. West Gum
company yesterday sent to the rooms
in the State bank building 500 beau
tiful cards which are put in the pack
ages for the children. The Rachman
wholesale fruit dealers. the Independ-
ent Baking company, the Gansert
Candy company and others have been
liberal with donations.
There has been a fine response oil
Good Fellows asking for names OF
children to whom they can play Santa
| Claus by carrying to them gifts OF
their own selection.
The work of providing for the hun.
dreds of children Of the city, never
has gone more smoothly and easier
and the committee has received the
kindest encouragement on every hand
so that the work has become a rea
pleasure.
number Of owners of automobile.
have volunteered the use of their ma
chimes for part Of the day, Monday
but the committee can still use sew
eral other autos. Delivery of pack
ages will be made Monday morning
from the State bank building, ant
cars should report there at $50 an,
the committee hopes to have all pack
ages delivered by noon.
Who are the boys that are willinI
to accompany the machines and carr,
the packages from the cars into tn
homes? They, too, should report a
the committee rooms Monday morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
Willis Discharged.

Private Clair c. Willis returned
home this morning from Camp Pike,
Little Rock, Arkansas. He was dis
charged for physical disability. VIII
Its was drafted and sent to Camp
Dodge. Des Moines, Iowa, with the
second contingent of the National
army. He was then transferred to
Camp Pike later, Willis was in the
hospital when he left Camp Dodge and
has been there since going to Camp
Pike. He was given an honorable
discharge because of physical inabil-
itY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
Drier for Photographers.

Chloride of calcium is sometimes
used 10 absorb moisture and keep Ger
tain Photographic products dry, such
as platinum paper or carbon paper /:
but a photographer has discovered
that cardboard of the heavy kind will
act as good drier. The card is used
in rough sheets, it being well dried by
heat and then wrapped in waxed pa
per SO as to leave only the edge Of the
board free and thus not absorb moist
ure too quickly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
Room Rents Mount.

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
PLAN TO RELIEVE
HOUSINCPR PROBLEM
]. 4. Bengston to Remodel UpDG
Floors Of All 'Buildings Owned b.
the Estate.
TO BE FITTED INTO LIVING ROOMS
Work Is Already Under Way In Block
at Seventeenth Street and SEQ
ond Avenue.

]. A. Bengston, administrator OF the
Bengston estate, has come to the front
with an admirable. plan to relieve the
housing problem, which has reached
an acute stage in Rock Island.
Mr.. Bengston is now letting con-
tracts to have all of the rooms on the
upper floors of the Bengston building,
Seventeenth street and Second avenue,
and also in the buildings owned by the
estate in the 1900 block, remodeled to
accommodate tenants, When COM
pleted these rooms will accommodate
several hundred people, and VIII do
much TO relieve the present conges-
ton.
1t is Mr.. Bengston's intention TO ut
out the rooms in any manner the ten
nants desire-sleeping rooms, light
housekeeping rooms, fats or suites.
These alterations in the various build
nigs owned by the estate in the loop
will require an expenditure OF several
thousand dollars. In every instance
the rooms will be repapered. painted
anu put III III tidSo SOhoitASaA- <AA@
modern conveniences are to be id
stalled.
The housing problem in Rock Is
| land and in Moline and Davenport as
well, is becoming more acute every
day. Almost every train coming into
the city brings more workmen. Labor
is in big demand not only at the Rock
| Island arsenal, but also at the local
and Moline industrial plants. Rooms
are at a premium. There is one known
case where carpenter came here with
his wife and baby from Minneapolis.
After staying at local hotel for over
a week, he was forced to return, being
unable to find accommodations of any
kind here.
Room Rents Mount
1 Taking advantage Of the unpreced-
ented demand for accommodations
landlords have already been advancing
room rents. Single Housekeeping
rooms which formerly could be had
for SIS week, are now as high as SO
Landlords who advance prices at thil
time can only be classed among the
war profiteers and the practice should
be discouraged as much as possible.
All the news all the time-Tht
!, Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-22
REGGARS MERE WEALTHY.

Several heggars who, for number
or sundays. made themselves con-
spicuous by stopping people on their
way 90 church and asking aims, were
arrested In New York city. Upon be-
ing searched at police headquarters, it
Was found that each one Of them pos
sessed large roll Of bills. One of
them. it is said, had in his possession
deeds TO several valuable parcels of
land
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

li6e 9lrtiuerie-E6Gtiefcit. gaiHts BON
Sntereiie 6u beridten.~
8as YeterSburg be-
rid tet.
g eters BURG, 30. September.
~ 0as nliiii6e 2riegsbureau erlieB
beute 9lo6nittag Die foIgenoe offi-
5ielle 9efanntma9ung:
o9luf Der n6r0Ii9erL meitli6cn
iiiOweitliden imO rlmdnii6en ,Sront
CAB eS g(rtiQerie-Gueae uno @rhtn-
oungs Sperationen.
9luf Der foutoiii6en Sront 6aber
lniere Sreiiuiligen iiiomeitIid bon
0gnott me6rere tiirfil6e @oiteu an.
gegriffen inO @efangene gema6t.
3man5ig 08eilen nor0meitlib BON
@anne wuroe cine rnierer @or6ut.
9Ibtbeilrlngen Otr1 Elm itorfes 9e-
judgement BON &uroen um5ingelt; es
gelung i6r aber, iib ourd8ui6lagen
rno Die &urOen bon oen @raIieDali-
SOben 5lt Dertrei6en.
9euti6e in 8 It 9(frifu
Weiter 5uriid.
&onOon 30. Septeuber. -Dos
britiide &rieesbureai meloet be8iig-
li@ Der 9perotioueu IN 0euti6-Oft-
glfrifa;
ISM Molemfuru-Sbole botten mir
am Donneritog an Der 5troBe bon
gafifu big nod gtabilneo, noroli6
bon Dem 5luiie, ein @eiedt 8u be-
lteben.
Sm 2ufeleoi-9boIe rGurnte Ser
6eino feline Itorfen Stelllmgen nabe
Mtlma 90 @3eilen iii0meitli6 bon
&inoi, uno aoe ii6 mGbreno ser @8itt-
poG 9aa9t nad Watlimo-gbangao ou-
rid"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
81 ncne Q0rO. .NlaNOr OOn aOnOun.

2onoon 20. Septcmber. -
Gbarles 81. Sonfon Yorlomentsmit-
glieo fir Oie Siiooit-0iOiiion bon
Gornmol, mirOe beute gum N}oDor
BON 9onoon erpGblt. @r miro ser
gladfolger bon Sir Sm. Senrp
Dunn.
@Sontreol 80. September. ~
Der meme 2or0- 0-MldDor bon 2on0on
Charles 81. Sonion mobnte friber
in oieier Sto0t uuo griinSete nit iei-
ncn beioen 8riiOern sic nod inuner
bier ibrcn @obniib boben oie 9tftien-
Wtaflerfirma bon &onion @rotbers.
gr muroe in @nglan0 gcboreu unO
fe9rte Dor ctlpo 25 Sabren no6 BORT
5uriid. gr Derbeiratbete iid in Ga
nooa nit ser Eo6ter bon SSomcs
g(pple6pe, einenl SrieoensriHter in
Erafalgor, Ont. 0ie neuc 2oOp
MaporeB 1T oic erlte conaOiide 6rall
WeI6e Oieie Stellng inne bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
g2ene Grucnnunsen.

@om %rGiiOenten g8ilIon Dorgeuom-
men. - 9rei @afan3en in Der
amii6enitaatliben SonOels-gom-
miiiton beiebt. Charles H.
@oge gum Wtitglie0 ser Sdiffs-
8eb0r0e ausertoren.-Gin neuer
GonuiIi6r fir Sen 9iitrift 60
llinbia.
@o1bington 80. September.
IT, Oie gfaAltebenoen miir6en beutc
bonn 8rdiioenten @iIlou gu @titeIic-
bern ser 8piiAenitaatliben Sonoels-
Gonniiiion ernannt:
gfobert g8. g8ooaep bon @irginien
fir oen am 81. 9e8enlber 1920 en-
0en0en Gernlin;
, glpoe .. 9It9iion BON Oregon fir
Oen am 81. De5elnber 1921 enoenoen
Sermin;
George g8. 9[noerlon bon Bottom,
Wtoilv fir ben in 1922 enoenoenSer-
min.
Sr. g8oolleD mar Yubli8itGtS -Di-
reftor fir sic erIte 2ibertp- p-9lnIeibe
lno mar friiber Director ser Wiiin8e.
Gin onoeres Wlol perri6tete er Nu-
bli5itGtS- -g(rbeit fir oas Oemofrati-
iAe glational.G .Gontite.
Sr. gtt6iion ein &epublifoner,
mar friiber @abn-Gommiii6r fir
Oregon.
Sr. 9(nOerion 1T 9unOes- -9InmaIt
in Bolton. St 1T elm Demotrot.
g8eiter gub 9SrGiiOent g8iIion Ole
Grnenntng Oes Srn. CHARLES 9f.
Sage BON Californian gum Waitglieo
Ser @unoes-S -S4iffsbe6oroe betannt.
Sr. 8. @mDnn @arOner ipurOe
gum GomuiiiGor oes 9iItrifts Co
lunbio ernannt.
Sr. NogC lit @cneral-Sbiffs-S -Sn-
ipeftor fir cine Wlarine &erltde-
rlings- Gompognie uno bat Sdiff-
fabrts Erobleme in eingebenoer
@eiie lhiOirt. @r lit Gin 9fepublita-
ner. Seine Seimatb 1T 9(lalneOa.
Sr. Sompion @orD bon Seras,
Siilfs-Gonlulent Oes Staats- -Gepor-
tements, muroe gum @eneral-Goniul
in Cairo, gegDpteA ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
SdllucOen'S GyiirIOrse.

Stodbolm 30. September.
Gie 8citung uSiocnOe" meloet belltc.
OaB 0os 9lusmdrtige 9lmt oie 9(bien-
Oung bon Sdiifcn noh glmerifa nor.
bereitet, ipelAe BORT lebcnoe Shwc-
Den, Die niht in Der omerifaniihcl
g(rmee oicnen mollen, nah Der &ci-
mat6 8uriid brineen lollen. Gie Sci
hng iogt ole ibme0il6c &eeierun9
babe bereits in @aibingtou Inn Sn-
formation iiber oie Ginmuiterung
BON 6remogeborcnen criuAI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
Stulicuer-SOnis bcfidtist 0ruusOIcn-
syrpnt.

@oris, 80. September. GS-
MIG @ictor emanuel BON Stolien bat
eeraOe einen oreitdsigen 9eiucb all
ser fran36iiiden S6Iodtfront in ge-
gIeitlmg oes Ardiioenten @oincarc
becnoet. 0ie @eieaidoft beiucbte ben
ourrd croberten EbeiI bon GllaB uno
Oie S6la6tfelOer bon @eroun uno
&einS, oic Champagne, gtoDon
GbalmD lmo Sam.
Scr ituIieuiibe &6nig erpioerte
oamit Sen 9eiu6 oes iron00iiibcn
&rGiioenten un Der Acknowledgment
i'm Dorigen W3onot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
8ritiibe Septem6er-gSerluit

IVY ~ W ebpDN pCl ~CllAl4IlC t|+t
@ergleid NIT on0eren Wfonoten.
2onoon 80. Septenlber. -Die
8erluite Der @riten, ole mGbreno oeS
W1onats September beribtet purOeh
Oert6eilten lib, mie folgt:
@et00tet ooer oen @unOen erlegen
696 Sffi5iere, 1902 N1unn.
8erWllnoet oOer bermiBt - 2151
0ffi8iere, 83,509 W1ann.
(DoB Die Sample, mel6e sic 9ri-
ten i'm @eonot Septenber aus5ufed-
ten botten iebr blutiser Nlatur ma-
rem 5eigt iid in Der Sobe ser Ser
lutte, beionOers i'm 8ergIeib nit oen
@erluitcn inn borbergebenoen @&onot,
Die ii6 auf 59,S11 W3oun beliefen.
Sn September 1916, I'M oritten
Monot Der Somme-S9laAt, woren
ieOoh Die @erIuite Ser 9riten nod
idmcrer> ais in oieiem Septembcr;,
lie 6etruGen nGnllicb 119,549 Monn.).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

bet iie Die Sffi3iere. gSir boren biele
onerfennenoe g8orte ii6er Die 9Lrmee
uno ole Slotte, oo9 boben mir cine
eroBe Weenge 9eierteure.
0ie glorrei9en Siege on ser Siio-
meitfront i'm SSuli enoeten NIT
idnladboGlem &iid8ug. Sinter Ser
5ront baben mir &erltGrfungeu, ober
Die &eute an Der 5ront nebmen iie
ni6t entgegen neil iie 3lpietra6t
bringen uno 9fegimenter nit bilto-
rilAen 2ei1hineen t0nnen lol6e 2ellte
nibt annebmen."
Gas Brogromm 0es
&riegS 8 sc in tiers.
8eiter gab Der &riegsminilter iei-
men @lon befannt in @e5ug ouf gteli-
eruennung BON 9lrmee-&ommanoer-
rem. @r5ie6ung Der Sruppen na9
freien reooIutionGren @runolinien,
eeltiitt auf geeenIeitiges 8ertrauen
awii4en BEN Offi8ieren unO Oen
W}nnnidoften, uno Die gLufl0lung
nlsloier Soroen binter Der Sront.
Seine geoe entbielt menig Croft
li9es fir Die @acifilten. Seine
S9hBmorte louteten; Scr &rieg
muB fortgefiibrt neroen bis mir NIT
@epiBbeit 0en bon gluen geipiinI6-
ten Srieoen einen Srieoen NIT Srei-
belt, erlongt Baben."
Ole 90 linimaliIten T ilr
Coalitions Cabinet.
YeterSburg 30. September
- Die Wlinimolilten rn0 Die Soaiol-
oemofraten baben iidb nit 81 gegen
II Stimmen fir Elm GoolitionS-Ga-
binet nit @ertretern Der 8ourgeoiiie
I'M W2iniIterium entic6ieOeu, bod nit
Sc gegen 81 Stimmen gegen cine
Sin0u5iebung Der conititrtioneIlen
1emotroten.
@renlier &erenSfD botte cine @e-
r1tbung NIT Sertretern Der UtoS-
tauer SSnouitriellen iiber Oie Srage
ibres m0gliAen @intrittS in 0oS Ga
binet. gr erbielt Oie glntiport Die
8ertreter Ger SSnoultrielen niirOen
iid betbeiligen wenn ooS Cabinet
bollitGnoig inobbGneig bon irgeno
elmer Hartei ooer elmer poIitii6en
@ereinieitng eeftaItet piir0e.
2enin nod i'm &erbor
genen.
Ole 0fegierlne bat Oie SorOeritne
ser Wtorimaliiten, BOB Die Nerion Oes
raoifolen 6iibrers gtifoloi Benin ouf
Dem GongreB unOerleblid Iein ioute,
nit Der @rfldrune beorttportet, ole
@erboftune piirOe nidt in Der Salle
oes GongreileS, ood alBerbalb, no
inmer man i'm treffen iollte, borge-
neroen. Doroiif beiAloiIen
Die Morimoliiten, 2ening ni6t aus
ieinem @erlted gum @ori6ein all
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
SIniuuIt im'S 3ndJt6ans.

Gan SranciScn 30. Sept.
Qoniel O'Gouuel, Elm bieligcr
9(nmoIt, murOe belite i'm 8unOes-
DiltriftsgeriHt 5ii iieben Sobrcn
3uHtbaus perllrtbeilt. gr mar iiber-
fiibrt morOen, liA beriAporen 81 ba-
ben, Oie 0urdfiibrung oes Plus
bebuugs- @elebes gu bebinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
gSa6nsiinmst9ut cincr Nliitter.

&o6eiter, 9.-y., 80. Sept.
Srau Carl 0iebl, Oie in Sopnieno
mobnt, ertrGufte beute in einen 9ln-
fan bon @eiitesgeitSrtbeit ibre beioen
&naben ~ fiinf Sabre, be8m. obt-
aebn Monote alt in einen olten
@utnnen nabe ibrem Souie. sic 5og
ipGter Oie 2eiden aus oem 8runnen
berous unO legte lie ouf ooS @raS,
no iie bon einem gio6bor gefunoen
nurOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
Do0rngtwinu.
TOn ben StaIicnern
BemadDt.
sSm Der SSdbe Ses NJ4umte
Gan Gabrielle.

llellllWeI Rruppell III Ole 9ull0e.
@egenaugriffe Der SeIterrei-
der i9loeen febl. ~ 0ie g5a6-
ridten BON Ser @eltfront iebr
mager. - Sn Oen @eri6ten aus
2onoon lino 8aris MIR bon Or
tiuerie-admpfen Die geoe.
&ont 30. 9eptember. Ser
itolieniiGe @eneralitab meloet unter
beutigem 9otlm:
u@eltern baben uniere &ruppen
our9 einen O0Ilig erfolereiden
lleberraibungs- s-Qlneriff lmiere 2inie
8milden Selo 81 Sol uno oen n0ro-
lihen glbbGngen oeS Monte San 60
brieie lpeiter ausgeoebnt. 9(6t Diff
5iere un6 216 Glonn fielen uns ais
@efangene in Die SGnoe; allBeroem
er6euteten mir einige Ntal9inenge-
pebre. llnlere nergenonnene Stel-
lung murOe 6ebauptet uno befeitigt,
troboem Der 5ein0, nab0em er iib
bon ieiner lleberrai6ung erboIt
batte, mie0erbolte @egen glngriffe
ma6te."
&eine Snfonteriegefe9te,
fact @ariS.
EariS, %. September Gie
6ellte 9I6eno bonn fron3oiifden
ariegs6ureoi oer0ffentliGte offi5ielle
D1itt6eilung iaet
o@S fam nidt 81 Snfanterie-Aftio-
men, Sic 9lrtilleriet6dtigfeit mar ei-
ne iebr inteniiOe, 6eion0ers in Oen
9l6idnitten bon Eont6eon ltno Sur
te6iie.
9luf Dem reMten llfer ser Wlaas
Oauerte Oas 9ombaroement auf BEL.
oen Seiten in iebr le6bafter g8eiie
fort, beionoers in Ser @egenO moro.
llu] Oull OOlS Oe SDullllle.
9lm 27. September puroen BON
iinieren 6liegern 8luei Oeuti9e 9Iero-
plane berlnterge6olt
8 as Die 8elgier mel0en.
Yaris, 80. September. ~ 0as
6elgilbe &riegsbureau mel0et inter
beutigem 0otun:
n@S CAB Die iibli9e g[rtilerie-SbG-
tigfeit alf beioen Seiten. 9lm 90.
September uno in Ger gea6t bonn 2S.
gum 80. September ereignete iir6 in
ser @egeno 8piiden gsieuport uuO
0irntuoe Elm lebbaites 8ombarOe-
ment.
3oblrei1e ocuti9e Yatroiliaen oer-
iu6ten ltniere 2inicn 3u iiberfoucn;
a6er oae Oieie &oritoBe moren Der
ge6lid, ausgenommen bel Sanomorf
16 an Der Yier no Scr 6enO in cine
inierer Sappen einorang, ieOod I'M
nittel6ar Oarauf mieOer binousge-
trieben lpurOe.
llniere 9[rtiQerie bat Elm pcr6ee-
renoes 8euer gcgen me6rere feinO-
li6e 8otterien geribtet bon Oenen
einige nobe Bort uno 2node iebr
tbGtig moren."
@utben6e 9(rtilGerie-
9ueIle i'm @er0un-
@ebiet.
Haris, 20. September. - Gas
beute ytadmittog bonn franooiilden
ariegsbureou oer0ffentli6te offi8ieue
Gommunique bat folgenOen @ort-
lout:
u0ie belitibe unO ole fron60iiide
glrtiIerie mor ouf Dem re6ten llfer
DER W}oos geltern glo6t iebr tbGtig.
lleberrai6uugs- s-9lngriffe oes 5ein-
oes ouf itniere &orpolten iiiOoitliA
BON ct. Quentin, in Ser @egeno BON
Miles uno norOli1 bonn Gmlrieres-
@aIoe wuroen ourd infer 6euer 0u-
riidgeiblagen.
SSm Sber-GIloB, oltlib bon Sop-
pois, gelong es ims, in 0ie Oelltiden
2inien cin5uorineen; lnIere g(btbei-
lungen 6eritorten oie Oeuticben I'm
tcrIt6noe uno febrten Nit ariegsna-
terial 3uriid.
Geutide Slieger bobeu geItern
9lodt cine g[n6o6l bon @omben IN
Der @eeeno BON 9ar-le-9uc bera6-
geporfen.
8riten aus Groter. Stel-
lungen getrieben.
@crlin, bto 2ou0on 20. Sept.
~ 0ie 6ritiihen Eruppen murOen
seitern auf Der Ypern-Eaihenoolc-
StruBe bon ser 2rater-2inie bertrie-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
Sin ipe8icues @eiteauno8 -Qepartcment ouf Oem

ou oem Sauptr oas an grtte Gepurtemen
onge3t gSaareml gelebn mO @ntGue gemadt oo @ete
hueen Go gegbm peroen t0nnen @bone st. Nal 100
(Dos 9led pobcbaten oie GuonitGten 81 beibrGnfen)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
@ltntmi.grtifel.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-21

non, Roy TOpe, Elvin r. Elliott,
Nathan r. Drake. Henry b. BlOugh,
Marvin Linsofelt, Hubert Vance, ].
Y. Stauffer, Walter w. Wambold,
Homer b. Cytris. W. L. Probst, Men
no kuhns, Elmer r. Nusbaum, orc
c. Yoder, Forest W. Grippe, Amos l..
Martin. Harold :. Meyers, Merle W.
Anshler David X. Bontraeer, Ches-
ter J.. Blosser, Lawrence Williams.
Harvey Wysong, Adam Rupp. Rob
ert Cannon, +. II. Haney, Walter
Hoshaw, W. d. Davis, Leander c.
CARRIER, Roy +. Luke, Joseph Bloss,
Forest r. Ulery, Nelson Weaver,
Donald r. silver, George Fl. Reid,
Guy Smeltzer, Ray Rector, Warren
Holdman.. +. @. Foster, Lloyd
Sheets, NJ. W. Replogle, Boyd
Moore, d. II. Stutsman, William
Waltmath, solomon \. Lewis, oscar
Haberstich Edward Schott, Alvin
Madden and George Lehman
Exemption claims of the follow
ing registrants were granted
A. w. Jacobs, Paul J. Reafsnyder,
c. c.. Huffman. Willard NJ Gillette,
John r. Banta, Chauncey NJ Duker,
Edward c. Truck, Ray r. Yoder,
Harry w. Foster, Defoe Leedy, wal
ter T. Baker and Rev. Charles W.
Hess.