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Evening star., 1917-09-16
TILT IN HOUSE OVER
RIFLE CONTRACTS
Representative Sisson Fore
sees Enormous Profits for
Three Big Concerns.
SHERLEY DEFENDS AWARD

A lively tilt on the floor Of the House
over government contracts for procuring
a million rifles for the new Army marked
| the opening Of the detailed discussion Of
the seven-b billion dollar war appropriation
bill in the House yesterday. Represent
! tive Sisson of Mississippi. a member Of
the appropriations committee. severely
criticised the War Department contract
to the three largest gun making plants in
the country made on a cost plus 10 per
cent profit basis. AS part OF the cost
ne said. 8 per cent on the money invested
| Is considered one element.
This kind of contract is running all
through the government work." said Rep
resentative Sisson. "It Is a contract which
will result in greatly increased prices for
war material I do not believe any man
in this House would make such a con-
| tract In his own business. Here are the
| three largest concerns in the United
States making rifles for this government.
and I believe we could have done better
| had we enjoyed little competition
Predicts Enormous Profits.
There will be enormous profits in this
Perhaps this may be all right, But
remember it is the duty of Congress to
safeguard the interests of the country
and ! cannot see how we can safeguard
the interest of the country without
some sort of an inquiry. 1t rs our duty
to see that the officials of the govern
inent speno 1he money we appropriate
IN the proper manner, honestly and
economically. If we are not careful,
soon the horse will be gone and there
will be no use in locking the stable
door"
Asked by members how he would
make the proposed inquiry. he said he
would appoint congressional commit
tee.
Would not that be a reflection upon
or interfere with Mr.. Scott. the chair
man of the war industries board?" ask
ed Representative Cooper of Wisconsin
with sarcasm in his voice.
The very appointment of such COM
son, would be a restraining influence
to any man who might be inclined to
wrongdoing. 1t is the highest duty of
Congress to see that these moneys are
properly spent"
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Heavy White Gro
cheted Spreads in
size for double bed.
Firm, sel-viceable
quality, in Marseil-
les patterns. FIN
ished with dura BILE
hens.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
Ark. ChiidrenS' Home Society.

Rey. E. J. Wittle of Little Rock, southern district superintendent of the Arkansas Children Home so- ciety, was in Huttig last week so- liciting funds for the Home and trying to locate some of the chil- dren in homes here.
 The society IS non -sectarian, non-political and interdenomina- tional and receives and provides homes for the orphans, neglected, abandoned and abused children of the state.
 It has already found homes for over 500 children and has 33 for placement at present. The home in Little Rock is only capable of looking after this number, so no more can be received until some of these are placed. If you want a bright boy or girl to adopt write to Rev. o. P. Christian, Little Rock.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26

bounteous dinner was served and the party left at 4 o'clock for Bonneville to visit the Arkansas Tuberculosis sanitarium, which was a revelation to all and pr. Stewart, who is in charge. is en- titled to all the praise that Car be given for the efficient management and noble work he is doing.
 The annual press excursions are a wonderful school for the editors of the state and until one has tray eled to the four corners of Arkan- sas he cannot realize the great re- sources of the state and the diver slty of soils, crops, mining, indus tries and climate. The state is today in it's infancy as regards de- velopment and is destined to become one of the foremost in the United States within the next twenty years.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
Notice.

The Union Saw Mill Company will pay $5O.OO as reward to any one, not in it's employ, who will fur nish information from which any person shall be convicted of depre- datlng or trespassing upon the tim Der of said Company.
 This lst, day of February, loO6.
 UNION SAW MIL Go.
 By F. w. Scott,
 Serr. and TIea
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
Liberty Loan Bonds.

A Liberty Loan Bond is a solemn promise of the United States to pay at maturity the amount of the bond to the holder thereof, and to pay interest semiannuslly each year from the date of the issuance of the bond until it is fully and f. nally paid.
 The faith and honor of the United States, backed by all of the resources of the nation and the American people. A Liberty Loan bond is a mortgage on all the re- sources and taxing powers of the government and all the resources of the American people.
 There are two kinds of Liberty Loan bonds. Bearer bonds are to be issued in denominations of $50. $lOO, $500 and $l,oOO. These Bearer bonds, which are made pay able to bearer, have interest eou- pons attached which are detached by the holder when the interest in- stallments they represent are due, and can be cashed at any bank the ooroa aea United State treasury note.
 Registered bonds are to be is sued, which are registered as to both principal and interest, in de-
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
of $Ioo, $500, $1.- GOO, $5,ooo, $lo,ooo, $5o,ooo

GOO, $5,ooo, $lo,ooo, $5o,ooo and $loo,ooO; checks for the amount of interest due will be mailed out semiannually to the holders of these registered bonds.
 Liberty Loan bonds of the first issue of $2,Ooo.ooO,ooo are to bear date of June IS, 1917, and to run for thirty years. except that the government reserves the right to pay them fifteen years after date. If this right is not exercised by the government fifteen years from date, the bonds will run the full thirty years.
 These bonds bear interest at 5La per cent per annum, and interest is payable semiannually on the fifteenth day of December and the fifteenth day of June in each year
 One special advantage no other bonds, national, state. municipal or corporate. have is that if the United States during the continuance of this war shall issue other bonds at higher rate of interest, the hold CTS of these Liberty bonds have the right to exchange their Liberty bonds for bonds bearing the higher rate of interest. dollar for dollar.
 They are nontaxable. If your city. county and state taxes are 5 mills on the dollar, a not an unusu- al tax, these bonds are equivalent to ordinary corporate bonds or oth- CT investments bearing 61a per cent.
 In addition, no federal tax which war conditions may later make necessary will affect these bonds. The only tax these bonds are sub- jeet to is the inheritance tax. which applies to all property of all kinds whatsoever.
 Blank forms of application for the purchase of these bonds can be obtained from the Treasury De- partment, any Federal Reserve bank. any National, State or pri- vate bank, any express office, and any postoffice in the United States. Any bank or postmaster will aid applicant in filling out his blank and the other acts necessary to obtain these bonds.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
County Banks Organize to Sell
 Liberty Bonds.

Representatives of the six hanks Tn Union county met in Fl Dorado Thursday and formed county unit of the St. Louis Federal Reserve bank to assist in selling the Gov ernment Liberty Loan bonds by electing c H. Murphy, cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Fl Dorado, as chairman, and 0 B. Clark, assistant cashier of the Vic- toria Bank of Strong, secretary. Each bank will try to sell their op- portionment, which is 6 per cent of it's banking resources which will mean $z 100000 for Huttg. The banks also agreed to loan any per- son 80 per cent of the face value of the bond purchased at 5 per cent interest for 90 days with the privilege of renewing if same is no, fst>aid=eet by ts.<at stsas e.sz O. A<.oooe.s7t of the long time of the bonds the banks cannot purchase them, but the First National Bank of Huttig purchased $lO,OOO % worth of the last issue of short time govern ment certificates which they are allowed to handle.
 This makes it possible to buy a bond and pay for it on the monthly installment plan.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
Methodist Church Services.

The following services will be held at Union church Sunday: Sum- day school at 1000 a. m. Preach ing at l a. m. and z:3O D. m. by the pastor. Junior League at 800 p. m. Epworth League at $50 p. m. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all to attend these services.
 Rev. A. TuRRENTINE Pastor.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
B. Y. P. |. Program.

Missionary meeting May 2z. 1917. Ora Voss, Leader.
 Song No. IA.
 Prayer.
 Scripture reading, by Emmil Johnson.
 Introduction, by Ora Voss.
 Strong Churches at Home Are Required for Strong Churches Abroad, by Rev. Cole and Pierce Heard
 Spiritual Churches at Home Are Necessary to Man Adequately Our Missionary Abroad, by Mrs. Gillette.
 Intelligent Churches at Home Are the Sort to Give Proper Di- rection to Our Missionary Work Abroad, by A. K. Voss.
 Liberal Churches at Home Are Necessary for Adequate Financial Support of Mission Abroad, by Cor nelia Spencer.
 Story From Greenland Icy Mountains by Annie Sims.
 Benediction.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26
JUNE FIFTH REGISTRATION DAY.
All Male Citizens Between 2l and 30 Years of
 Age Mast Register on That Date.

In compliance with an act of congress and proclamation of President Wilson, June 5th has been designated as the date on which every citizen of the United States between the ages of 2l and 50 years, inclusive, must register as they are subject to draft for the army for the first call of 5OO,OOO men.
 c. Howard, auditor for the Union Saw Mill Co.,, has been designated as registrar for this voting pre- cinct and will be at City Hall from z o'clock Tuesday morning, June 9th, until g o'clock that night, so all will have ample opportunity to register and those eligible to regis tration who fail to do so will be subject to one years imprisonment and then army service the balance of the war
 The following are the questions each applicant for registration will be required to answer and he should know his answer before ap- plying to the registrar:
 1. Name in full.
 2. Home street Mo-. city and state
 s. Date of birth--month, day and year.
 A. Are you CD a natural-born citizen. (21 naturalized citizen, (3) an alien, (4) or have you de- elared your intention? (Specify which,.
 5. Where were you born-town, state and nation2
 6. If not citizen. of what country are you u citiz-n or sut- ject2
 z. What is your present trade. occupation or office?
 8. By whom employed? Where employed?
 9. Have you a father, mother, wife, child under l2, or sister Or brother under l2. sorely depend ent on you for support. (Specify which,.
 10. Married or single2 Race.
 II. What military service have you had? Rank; branch; years; nation or state.
 l2. Do you claim exemption from draft? (Specify grounds).
 Governor Charles H. Brough has designated Tuesday, June 9th, as loyal holiday, for thoughtful devotion to the common cause when the nations manhood be- tween the ages stated will volun- teer as a mass to be selected to that duty which they can best serve their country and humanity.
The Huttig news., 1917-05-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
9riiderberaer Dat @iiiunen.

Groffe, 8isc., Is. 9lueuit
n NIs beute Der 30.iGbrige George
@idlano ans @loiScu Sfod, @iscv
Dem 8uuoesridter @ater ais 0riide.
berger oorgefiibrt wuroe, erfldrte er,
@ott iei linn 6ueimol eri6ienen uno
babe i'm oufgeforoert, iid nidt resi-
Itriren 81 IoiIen, ionoern lieber 8i-
beln 81 Dertbeilen. gr babe oont
nl@ iofort 1900 8ibeIn aetouit. II
@idlano weiserte iid6, alf oie 9ln.
flage 6u ploioiren uno wur0e fir Ben
YrooeB feiteebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
gci'm guSen crtrmufcn.

@erettet, olS er 3im eriten Wlole
aus einem 9}uoerboote nabe Dem
StiQ 9(larm Shore, na6e @rices
Gopc, NliOole 9iiper, ihir5te, iiel
Charles @iI6elmL % Sabre all, Elm
Gonoufteir ser nllnitcO 9ioilpoDs &
electric Company, geitern 9l6eno
gegen 6 ll6r 5lm 5peiteu Nlale aus
Dem 9oote inO ertranf, trob oaer
%erhiGe oes So6n &lm6erg, Der licb
nit i6m in 6em 9ootc befono mo i'm
Oas critic 0lal rettete, i'm aus Dem
g2oiier 81 5ie6en
9lae &eriucbe, oGn Mann oui5u-
fin0en waren pergeblid, ms sic go
li5ei BON Canton miro beute 0lorgen
nit 9}eben 0en 9ei1nan oui5uiiiben
oeriubcn. g2il6eIm Ger in 9lr. CPS,
Sio.CaGas-StraBc, wo6nen IolL lmo
&lmberg, e6enioQs Gin 9(ngeiteIlter
Der StroBenba6u-@eie0ibait, bcso6en
iid gellern Olorgcn nah Dem Stia
gllarm &eiort, INN Ocm 6iidbionge Oh.
5uliegeu. 9lls @il6elm Oos critic
Niol ii6er @oro itiir3te, iolgtc ibnr
&lmberg nad imO 6olte ibn 6erous.
9ei'm 5ipeiten Mole oeridmano @il-
bclm ioiort inter @olier, iinS OBJ
glei6 9linberg mebrmals rmter-
toudtc, INN i'm an Oie SberflGbe 81
bringen fonnte er i'm nidt ouffin-
Ben @lon sloubt, 0oB @il6elm in
Dem i1lammigen 9oOen iteden blie6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
acr 9raF0ent ein neinnOer aIann.

gSni6in0ton 15 gluguit
S8er id @r0iiocnt @ooorup g9ilion
in Der ieBigen 3eit ais einen Wlaun
nit iorgenpollen 0}ienen iiberor6ei.
tet imO inter Der Sait Der Geront-
wortidfeit ioit 5uiamnieu6re6euo
DoriteQt, lit i'm Srrtbum.
Grit fiir5lih mar es 3eitlmoSleuten
moglidJ. Oos 9anOesober6oupt auf
eiucm Der merworteten 9eiube bel
ariegsiefretGr 9ater aus nahiter
9t16e 81 beobodten. @r 6atte ooS
@e6o6reu zines @leniden Der ioebcu
cine intereiiante ltuter6oltung beno.
set, nidt aber iicb nit crniten &riegs.
&ro6lemen bei6Gftiqt.
SSm idneemeiBen 2einenon5ug
nno flodeu breitfrempi9en Stro6.
but, per6inOli1 l16eluo lm0 nit fat
iuoenolib eloitiihen Sbritt itieg CT
oic Ereppen sum @eiBeu Sauie EN-.
por. 9hif Icinen @eiicbt molte iiA
Die 6ar6e froftitroeenoer @cilno6eit-
Ser @rGiiOent lit iorgiam alif iei.
ne @eiimo6eit imo ole p6piiicbe BE.
idjafieu6eit ieines a0rpers beoobt.
Sdon an frii6eu @lorgen iueun oos
offi5ielle @oi6iugton iih nod i'm
S6loie wieot lit er in Fump6oien
oui oem @oiielOe 81 ie6eu Oft bon
Ieiner @ottin 6egleitet. Grit einige
Stuuoen ipdter fd6rt oonn zines Der
6efannten 9lidomobile Dor oos @eiBc
Sois. @olfipiel Spa5iergdnae lnO
onoere perminitiae froperlihe lie.
buugen iinO tboti0hlidb Oas @ebein'
nib Der iait ro6ult 81 neuuenoen @e.
Iunobeit @ilion's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Sn'S @ra6 aelenft.

!, Su @rabe getroeen puroe eelteru
gEaHmittoe Oie iterbIibe SHae Oes
am an l5, gluguit aus Dem 2eben ee-
lNleoenen Srn. @mil @. @liIdfe.
Slr Trauerbouie, Oe. SIG, SHo Q.
StroBe, botte iid cine aoblreide
N'enee froiernoer Sreunoe inO 9e-
ianllter einoefunoen Inn i6nL oen iie
I'M I'M Sepen oerebrt ino geIiebt botten,
oaS leete @eIeite aur emigen gube-
ltatte llno Dem ct. @ourS 6rieoboie
81 9ebet nadOem @oItor g9inianl
9as IN Der oelitIben pereinieten
e0ongeliiben Stride an ser gde bon
@oit-Sbenue uno Diuon. StroBe ci.
men ErouereottesOienIt gum 9GnOen-
Ten an Den Gntidlofenen oefeiert
botte. $r- @liidfe erreidte Elm 9[l-
ter bon So Sobreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
eicnt, 9iicuan 6cOcnflid Ocrlctt,


&ier onOere 9ldnner erlitten @erlet-
5uneeu ais Gin 9tutuno6il ee
itern @}oraen in ser Charles.
itroBen-9lucmte umlitiir5te.- Ger
2enfer. Garter IS. Osborne. crliit
eincn &inuloocu6rnd
Phi ser Sa6rt nab Sopion fam
geitern @lorgcu gegen 2 ll6r Serr
Garter @. Osborne BON 9}r. PIG,
0iiogemooO &ooO, in ieinen ghtomo.
bill in ieiner G6orlesitraBen-9loenue,
no6e 9ellono-9lpeuue, Oenl StraBen-
gro6eu 81 na6e, tpoOurc6 bic 4Ra.
ibine unitiir5te un0 Oie fiinf @oiia-
0iere inter iib begrub. 9(m i6mer.
iten oerlebt purOe 9ieuteuant @il.
bert &iemon BON Gomion Ser crit
Dor einigen Sogen cine Gommiiiion
ais Neieroelicutenant erbielt Gr
luuroe bepuBtlos nit einem SdGoel-
6rude inter Dem gtitomo6ill berDor.
ge5ogen lno in Oem 9(uto BON Scrrn
gSolloce Sonno6on Der an Der 9el-
lono-9lpenue mo6nt, no6 Oent 0iercp-
Soipital oe6roAt Serr Osborne er.
lit einen &innlaOen6rud. @r 6e9a6
i1 no1 Dem Mlorpldnoer General
Soipitol, 100 cr 6eute operirt ueroen
miro Die 0rei anOeren @oilagiere
mrrOeu nur leid]t berlebt. 0ieiel6en
iinO: Serr Seigb 9onial it, bon
9hrton Scrr 9olIis @uing, Der in
@reen Spring @olleD mobnt, unO
Serr 2ouiS N}errpmon BON GodeDs
biIIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
N0n WaS iIherln1Ltint

@eltern @lorgeu in ser Srii6e
wnroe 5rau Sarob Smit6 bon g3r.
1889, @agleitroBe, BON i6rer So6ter
IN bemuBtlolem 3ititanoe ouf i6rem
gett liegeno ouieeirmoen. Die Irmi
mar ongcfIeiOet ms 9ett eeganaen
uno botte Ben @as6abn oncore6t.
Sic pllroe int 9lmbulan5paecn oes
lilomeltliben 0iitrifts nad Dem
6ranflin-Square ee6rad)t,
ipo lie bal0 ipieOerbelebt nur0e.
Orau Smit6 ioa ange6Iib etwos ae-
irunten 5oben, beOor iie ii9 5u @ett
De9e6en bate. Sic 6otte wo6l 0ie
Nblibt, oas @as on5u5iinoen, ood
1otte ibre S@lairigfeit lie Oaran Der.
binoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
9sOIi5iit rcttct OscscrfimO.

9luf ole Siilfeihreie OeS pierid6ri-
Gen gleeertinoeS MorD SpIer elite Der
@oli5iit Bates in oos Snus glr. 697
-@}ulberrpitraBe, itnO rcttete oas
&in0 aus 6euerseefo6r. Gas Wldo-
den mar BON ieiner Nhitter, 2ilD ~.
Ter, in einem 3inmer inn 5weiten
Stodluerf eiiroeidloiien woroen pG5.
reno iie einige @infduie beiorgte.
g(uf lmcrtldrli6e @eiie mar oas
Seller entitaaoen, oas ieOob MIR ne.
niq S1oOen ueriiriahte lno bon Oem
9BollSiiten gelolNt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Nffeniipc erlunrtet.

&openbagen 15 gIleuit. ~
9}ah 9erliner Gepei6en eriporten
oie oeutihen 3eitnngen oie g(uino6.
me elmer Gntente-Cffeniiue nu Ger
g9eltiront, rmo 5mor cine Sfieniipe
BON elmer nod ME uor6er Ooaelueie.
neu o|roBe. sic miro ieoenialls an
elmer Stelle unternonmen peroeL
no 6iS9er per6GltniBm0Biae 9Ru6e
6erridtc. Seftioes irau50iiicbeS 6euer
an Der 9lisne uno Dor Gerolul that
frGitige 9(tffldrlnaS llnterne6nuin.
gen 5une6menoe 5liegert6dtiafeit,
oaS SdIieBen Ser fron55iiib.idwei-
5eriihen @ren5e, merOen ais 3eideu
beOorite6enoer Gntiuidltngen sroB.
ten Moments angeie6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
GnnhiNntrn mr[Nrn iidl.

SSm Bureau ser @obloufiidts Sc
boroe reiGtcn eeitern Oie foIgenoen
Gonoiooten fir oie nd6ite @obl ibre
Certificate elm:
4Smll &c. Eo0lor, Is. SorO, Gele-
gotenbaus.
gSesleo 9. Sonuo, 10. gSorO, fir
6as republifaniibe Staots Central
Gonlite.
Seurb s. @r0ning, %. gSorO, Ge-
uofrat, 0elegatenbaus.
Syoiep6 0lotliiepib, %. @oro, Ge.
legot our Oemofrotii6en Staots-@on-
BENTON.
SSobn S. Gobinette, @}itglieO Oes
6emofrotii6en Staots- Central Gomi-
te's bonn A. 0iItritt.
Charles gfeoioI, fir oie ocmofra.
tiide gtominotion fir Den Stauts-
Senot A. 0iltritt.
Sronf q. Eulp, 90. @orO, 0emo-
frot, GeIegatenbous.
Bernard s. @oaerD, A. 0iitrift,
W1itglieO oes 6euofrotiiden Stats
Gentrol-Gonite's.
6. 2ouis @to6er, A. 9iitrift, 0e-
leeot 8ur oemofratiiben Stoats-@p
benton.
SSobn 6. Mc2ougblin A. @orO,
0emofrot, 0elegotenbmls.
Or. @iaiom 6. Burton, 17.&oro,
Hepublifoner, Delegotenbols.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Gcitcrc NlnIteruuas eduuinOcleicu

SEEM Norf 10. glugnit. N Tie
Gernuit6umg, OaB ser 9lus6e6ungss
Sfonool, ser 0ur6 oie lluterhIdung
Ser E6dtiafcit ser Muiterines-9e-
6oroe 9}o 80 sum 9lusbrud fonL
weiterc areiie 5ie6eu wiiroe, bat iid
beitdtist.
9|odocm eeItern Oie 9unoes-
@rono SurD cinige oreiBig 3eugen
bernommen botte, bielten Oie Stills.
9unOesonpdlte 9nor mo Stanton
nit 9HlS6eblngS -Gireftor GontIiug
cine Iange Gouieren3 uab oeren De
enoigrng in Grfa6rna gebrad)t wiir.
Sc, oaB sic 9lnfloee6b6roe ouBer nit
Dem 9oarO 93o. 80 nod nit me6reren
nnoeren beidditigt 6ottc.
Cine groBe 3abl 9unOes.@e6eim.
benmten iino nit Ger gluiipirlng BON
rMuiterungs-@roft" beidditiet. rno
ieoe glnoeiitimg, oie IN oen bielen ser
0iitriftSonpaltifuft mo ser 9im0es.
ampaltidoit 5ueegoueenen anonDmen
@rieien entboIten lit, miro iorgidltig
lnteriudt
Iie Grbeblngen ser geboroen ers
itreden ii1 einerieits mli Die @rmit-
telung BON 8eweiien eeeen @}iite.
rungS6eamte, mOererieits iolder ge.
gen Hegiitrirte, Die our1 llnregelmd.
Biefeiten bonn Wlilitdroienit frei5u.
fommen oeriudt 6oben moeen. Gas
1laterial in oen eritgenannten Sal.
len miro oen 8unoes6eb0r0en ii6er.
mieien, oie audi sic Stroiperiolgnng
IN oie 0ono ne6meu meroen Die an.
oeren limo Sode Der StootSiuiti5.
9ieie miro iib ii6rigens niht MIR nit
8eiiehungs gIngelegenbeiten 6efai.
len, ion0ern oild N3eineiOen lmO an
oeren Geriuben 9iesiitrirter. oos
glusbebingsgeieb 81 ulngeben oll
0ie Spur 5it fommen periuhen. Die
0iilfs-0iItriftsonp6lte Cooling mo
Wiarteiuid limo nit oieIer 9lufgo6c
betrallt norOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
3iuanosnr6cit ucrlonot.


g8olbington 70. 9rla,it.
Sdiifsboucr an Der pociildcu Sliiiic
Derlaugcu Die 3lpon9snmiieruu0 0er
9lrbeit, inn Die Shiiis6ouGoutrattc
ousfiibren 8u fonuen. 5ic bc0oup.
ten, OaB Die 9lr6citeriraae, o6aeie6cn
BON Ger Gr6o6uug Oes g(r6eitSprciieS
Inn % Gents, cine nnOerc cruite
Seite babe inocm grbeiteriii0rer iiA
6emii6en @erein6oumaen 5u er3ie.
lem wonoh i6nen ser Gort6eil oes
gegemuGrtigen 9lr6eiteernonaelS
aud uod oem ariege nod 9epd6rt
6lei6e, peun Der glr6eitcrmarft iiber.
fiiQt ieiu meroe,
&orlduiig lit 0ie 9lueelcgen6cit
mu Der SdiifabrtS6e6oroc inter
breitet iuoroen, imo man eriportct
crit Weitere Gnhpidcllngeu meun
Der @rdiioent Elm glr6eits. Gomitc
ans Dem notionolen Gert6eioigim0S
rot5e ernennt, oOer iucnn Ger 9on.
greB borgebt.
Gie Sbiffs6oicr ertl0ren Bob lic.
ipenn Ole glr6eiter Oen iebi9en Nloa
gel an 9lr6eitSfrdften ous6eiten Dir
fen ipdter e6euio 6credtigt ieiu ioll.
len, ooS iibergroBe 9lngebot ous5u
nuben.
sic iagen mcnn sic 3eeierlng
SelIte ous6ebt, nm lie in oen @rdben
fdmpfen 81 laiier, ioate iie gIeide
S6ritte fiir i6re ariees ,Snouitrie'n
tbun. Gie cin5igc Nlct6ooc lei 0ie
Gonicriptiou Ser 9lrbeit mo oie 3eii.
iteaumg OeS 9o6neS fir glrbeitcr in
Uerihieoenen 3meigen Ser arieas.
Snouitrie, mie aud oie 9o6mme Der
Soloateu ieitcgeiebt i'll.
Die 9oibol56dnOler inn peiiliden
@oi6ingten boben cs obgele6nt, ID
rem 9Ir6eitern oen odtidinoiaen gIr
beitstog 81 geuG6ren
SSit 9io6oles, @ler4 bat Elm inacc
@lerifaner oie oortiee 9anf Inn $780,.
600 in @oIo beroubt imo lit uoc5 oeu
Sereiuiaten Staoteu oeiIoben. sSu
Eucion iino orei Nlerifoncr ais oie
Giebe ieitgenommen iuor0en
9lmoesricbter 99eiten6ober in
GleOelouo BAT eS o6aeIe6nt, oas 9e
freilHgsgeiud oeS GenerreiderS
Sobn Soden6urg aus glfron 5u ge
md6ren Saden6lrg Bate iih inl s.
Obio Snianterie-9ieeimeut onfne6
men loiien mo mill MN auf oie
Sorga6e bin freifommen ooB cr ein
9hslGnoer lei. 9iicbter @eiien6aDer
eutidbieo, BOB er iih freiiuillig ge
felt babe imo tein &e6t alii geirei
ing babe.
@rdiioent 6rauf g Soller BON scr
llniperiitdt bon 9lcbrosta lit bonn
9lc6rosfa StootS @ert6cioiglnaS.
rot5e eriuht poroen, 81 reiignireH,
neil er iid llnlopolitGt babe 5u idaI.
Oeu fonmen laiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
,,GaoIes4 in gseiu.g)orf

@uffalo 9t..Dy 10. 9lueuit
Son patriotii1em @eiite getragen
por sic erite @eih6itsiibino oes bier
tngenOen 10. So6resconueuts oeS
n6raternal Oroer Of Gaeles. IS
lpuroen potriotiibe Reocn gebalten
uno potriotiiHe Sieoer geiunaen st.
MA 250O Gelegaten iiuo ueriaumeli.
Ger StaotSperbono iebte 0eneDo
ais uahIte Gonpentitaot felt uno er-
mdblte iolgenOe @eomte: 9r0iioent
@eorae 6. Nloroon Buffalo; @t3e.
@raiioent @m, aeuneorp, 9io6eiter
Gaplan Soiepb Sherer, 2ong SSSlono
GitD; Sefretdr g. Robert 9eu. g(u.
burn.
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sulOat Drr6uftct.

&eil er oas 9lutomobil Iciner
S9meIter 6rmt q. @lalone bon
y'ew-yorf, oas iie bier in elmer @o.
roge an Der %enulDhonio.9(oe. 6otte
l!eben loIien, o6ne oeren @rlaubniB
benllbt 6otte murOe geilern ser 10
sSabre oIte Goumono @igleu, eit
I|ltglieo Der Gompasnie u. OeS 3.
~'arpldnoer Snfantcrie 9lcgimcnts,
~ Sfl1mono oer6oftet. gSi9Ieu miro
leoenlallS nod Baltimore eebraht
meroen.