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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

2onoon. IL. SSlmi. - lin feline
5ufiinitige 9olitif in ser 8erpalting
Der gtobrlmqsmittel 6efroet, ontuor.
tete 6eltte Baron AonoOo, Der neiIe
gtobrungsnittel. .GontroIeur, oaB eS
5i friib iet iib ieBt mlf @in5eIn6ei-
ten 5u be5ieben; er inete aber: Scr
@}anh Der @roiit aus oen 2e6ens-
mitteln ieine3 2anoes in oieIer Stiln.
De Der @efa6r 81 5ieben iubt, lit
nidDt beiier ols elm @rpreiier uno muB
ais lolder bebonoelt weroen.~ Ser
Baron erflGte, er miiroe feline glltf.
merfiamEeit 5uerit Der 9erbilliguna
BON 9roo 5nwenoen, ole in Oielem
gmeenblid cine oriugenoe gtotbmen-
oigfeit lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
9r.NOlcr's gcsnaOisnno in S(nsIi6t

&onoon II. Stnn. - Cine 0e.
peiAe bon &opcnbogen citirt Den
Social Denlofroten", Scr meloete,
ooB ooS oIterreihii1e Criminal @e-
ridt ooS Obergeri6t erIudbt Bat ooS
&ooesurtbeil 9egen Or. 6ricOrid
9(oler, Der oen @rofen &orl bon
Sturgfb ericboB, in cine 5reibeits.
Itroie um5lmonoeln rno OoB Oieies
@ciudb ieoenfolS eeludbrt peroen
wiiroc. Die 0epeicbe fiiet bin8u oic
ruiiiidcn So5ioliIten bGtten an Oic
So5iaIiiten Der GcntrolmGdte appel
lint oie Sinrihtung oeS Or. gloIer
6u perbinoern.
(Gine GepciAe bon 9lmIteroom
meloete am 25. @ioi, Dab Der Ser
tbcioiger ocS Or. g(oler Inn eineu
neuen 9ro6eB nit ser 9eeriinouua
cinfom oos Spe6iaI. @eridbt, Dor BEN
Or. 9lolcr pro5ciiirt mlroe, iei in
competent geiueieu lno iein Silent
bate pon @cidporcncn o6geurtbciIi
peroeu ioIleu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

Nori& ~. Suni. gIbram s.
Glfus, Der e6emolige omerifoniihe
9otl6aiier in Gonltartinopel bat iid
uoh &onOon begcbcty nm mGbreno
mebrerer Gage nit Den britiiden 9e.
borden betreiis oeS Generals Somns.
beoO 81 conieriren Der BON oen Eiir.
fen in aut.elgImoro aeIangen genont.
men miroe ltno iebt in Der gldbe BON
Gonltontinopel feltgcbolten miro.
Ger @eneral itono inter Dem Sdube
bon Sru. GIfus bis SIT iciner 9lbreiie
bon Gonitantiuopel 0loh ieiner
9liidfe6r nod @oris miro @lfls Die
frau5oiiihen uuo britiidcn Eruppen
inn 6eloe beiidtigen lmo bo6eren Of-
ii5ieren ioiuie Der frou5oiiihen SIC.
gierung porgeltellt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

den, Inn ole 8orloge fir cine @ode
oOer Sor bis 5u i6rer GrIeoignng Dor
Dem Senat 8lt bolten.
Die 9eoiiion Ser 9riegsiteuer-9ilI
miro lninoeitens cine @ode ooer 10
Gage lGneer oouern, lmo Die Siibrer
beioer Seiten iinO iest bereit, Die
Grlpdglng iiber Oieie @orlagc 81
oeribie6en, bis Oie 9lobrungsmittcl.
gill erleoigt lit.
Sm Souie, mo- lpie geiogt cine
itorfe NloioritGt fir Die Dill nit
Sider6eit 81 eriporten it, miro bic
Oppoiition ipabribeinIid bonn &e.
prGientanten SoReen bon Soma &C.
fii6rt tpcroen, einem repu6lifaniihen
Olitglieo Oes SIderbou.Goniite's. @r
miro, pie eS beiBt, oen StanoplInft
pertretcn, SAB oie @orlage BON oen
5ornern aroBere Opfer berIongt ais
bon auoeren @erufSfloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

madbt morocn, ooB GcutihIono feiul
@upeiterlng leines @ebietcS nod
roirt6i6oitlibe oOcr politiiAc gIuS
oebrutng crpartet.
Grimm iu6r in Der @iittc OcS @to
nats @lai our@ Stodbolm Oor9cbid
ais 6ii6rcr bon cilpo $50 ruiiiiber
&erbonntcn, Die nadb Soule 5ilriid
fe6rtcn. @r perbrodte pG6rcuo ieines
biciigcn 9lnfent6oltS piel 3eit nit
Gonieren5en nit Gclticben, GeIierrci-
! dcrn mo 9ulgaren imO oeriudte
uo1 Nl09IiNteit, Ieinc Ebdti9feit &C.
beim 81 6nltcn.
Ger Correspondent Ger o9Iilociir.
ten Greic,~ Der icit6er licb bemiibt
Bat, nc6r ii6cr @rlun'S @1iiIion 3u
eriobren, fono, ooB Die bieligen 9lgen.
ten Der Gentralmddtc ocn Sduc5er
So5ioliiten olS cihen Wtann 81 be-
icbrei6en Iiidten, Der Gin bittcrcr @cg-
ncr TcutidIonos ici imo nid6t Oo5u
gcbrouc6t ipcroeu Tonne, nit 0eutid.
lanO in iraenomcl6e GcrbinOung 81
treten.
Slngclico Gnlo6onoif, 0ic ne6cn
@rinr1 eiuc Souptrolle in Dem 9(uf.
iian0c in &ronitoOt Ipiclte, por zines
Der D}itglie0er Der 9leiiegeiellld5oit,
wcIde Grimm ourd Stod6olm
fii6rtc.
RcpiIion Ger Gcrtrdge
5pii9en oen Alli.
irten.
&etcrSburg, pia 2onOon, II.
SUM. Ger in lester 8o6e gemah-
ten 9lnfiinoigun9 oaB Oos Cabinet
cine Goniereu5 Scr Gntente-9lniirten
5pedS Briifilng Der 8ertr1ge onge,
regt babe, iolgte belite Die 8eroi-
ientli6une Der 9tote, Welde an Die
Gegicrungen Der glaiirten 9uBlonos
gelonot murOe.
9ie gtote i9ldgt Ole 9I66oltung ei-
ner Goniercn5 Dor, IN welder Die nm.
ter 0en gntentc. 9llliirten beItebenoen
9(bfommen 0iulidtli@ Scr 6rieOenS--
5iele repi0irt tperoen lollen. glusge-
nonimen lit babel Der 8ertrae bon
2onoon, mel6er poriie6t, BOB feline
Der Sienotar.N .N}d6te einen Sonoer-
irieocn obi1IieBen ioll.
gteubefebun9 rniiii6er
Commando Itellen.
2onoon. IL. SUM. ~ Ser 4e-
terS6urger GorreiponOen5 Der &clt-
tcr'l6en 9iobri6ten-9leenhtr tele-
grop6irt, oaB 9l0mirnl gtaOimoit
ser GonmonOont Ser rliiiihen DIT
fee. ,Slotte, gum Gbef 0es 9[omiroli.
tGtslto6eS, unO @encrnL 2umbomSfD
5lm G6ef oeS @eneralItobes ocs
So6Itcomnon6irenoen ernonnt NOR
oen lit.
Ole Nmcrifoner in &n B.
LAMB.
8ctcrsburg, 16. Suni. IT.
0ie N1itgIieOer Der omerifonil6en
Gommillon berbrodten SauItog nit
iniormeGen Gonieren5en nit proui-
nenten Huiien. @libu 8oot trof nit
lcronoer 0judfoif GbcT oes @tuni'
tion8.8ureous, 5ulonlmen uno Der
Sotidofter 6roncis triiit Sor6erei'
tllngen fir fleine Diners unO &lm.
deon Inn oic W}italieOer Der Com.
miilion NIT oen ritliiihen Cabinets
Wlitqlieoern in 9criibrung al brin'
gen. WioSfolL &iep iin0 DOelio uno,
lpcnn moglid, GumGnien ioIlen bon
0cn glmerifmnern beiu6t mcr0en.
Gontre.Q(Omirol @lennon lno onOcrc
6lotten-Offi8iere werOen iid nod
oen SlottcnItotionen imo Ole glrmee-
SffiSicre no6 ntilitGriicben 8unften
begeben. GS lit mobri6einlicb, Oub
pic Gommillion lidb Orei oOer bier
@o6en in GuBlono oufbalten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
ll-goot-Opttr
@ruker franS6fibrr
SSra6tOampfcr.
, ,SOaiIRiIippi" nnbe Brett
IN ole 9icfc.

Gin @litglico ser 9cmauung iiuoct
oen @rtrintimestoo. 9riti'
ibcr 8rodtOompier bringt Die
alnoe bon Der 3eritorpma oes
5000 9onnen.5diffes. 3wei
beItidtc 8ronSoien.0 .0ompicr I'M
aonlpfe nit oeuti6eu lIc6cr-
Soudbootcn.
g3ep gort IL. SUM- Die
aunoc, OoB DER eroBe irou8oiiidc
6robtoompier u@}iiliiiippi" bon ei.
mem oeutIden llnterieeboot uerlcnft
poroen iei puroe beute bon oen Df.
fidieren ciues britildcn 6radtldliffes,
ooS aus cinem fran8oliideu $aien
onlangte, nod bier gebradt Gin
0litelieo Der 9emonnung oes 3om'
piers tam anqeblib um's 2eben.
Die @erienfung oes 1Niiiliiiippi",
Der einen &oaminbolt bon 6677
Sonnen botte, erfoIgte am 2. SUM
etpa 145 W1eilen BON Dem Soien bon
9relt, 8ronfreid. Gas britiibe
6rodti6iff rettete AZ W2itglicoer Der
9emonnilng, Ole iic3 in ofiencn Ret-
hlne6ooten befnnOen
Die britiiden Offi5iere moIltcn iib
ii6er Ole ndberen lluitdn0e Der 8er-
lcnhme, Ole ibnen BON oen fran80-
iiihen SceIeuten er5dbIt muroeu
nidt ausIoiien. Ser Secmann Der
ums 2eben fam iauo ben grtrin.
hngstoo. pGbrcno Die Rettungsboote
leetlor eemodt muroen. 9as lriti-
ide Sdiff lonoete Die lleberlcbenoen
in 5n1oI mtf oen gl5oren.
(9er 0ompfer. ser ons Gigen.
tbum Der p@eneral SranSotIautic
Stcomibip 60" bon 3abre mar,
lonete nod 6eu Icbteu 8aridtcu om
81 ,YlGr5 aus Soore in gleiU.OrleanS
on. gr lton0 inn regeIm0Bigen 5oDr-
oienlt 5piiden 0ieien beioen Sdfcn
Cine orobtloie Depeide oic mi
lcBten 9lobcmber als Berlin n1dl
9seip.Yorf iibermittelt miroe, iprod
bon aneebIid IN fron5oiiiden 3eihm'
gen beroffcntIic6teu 9eribten oencn
5l,folee oas S9iff bonn 8. Nopember
mGueliiden 9onal ouf Elm oeutl6eS
Submorineboot feuerte, obne oaIielbe
iebod 8u treffen. 0ie gerliuer Qe.
peide iogte, ooB noos ltiierieebdot
Deoer Dor, nod nod Dem Angrill oen
Dcnpfer beloltigt babe". lnoDcutlh'
lan0 citirte oieict 3mildenfaIl als
cineb Der Die 9ebouptmg Der en'
tente.&c9ieruneen mioerlegc, oaB Die
3anoclSidific Der glaiirten mir at
gertbeioiguneg5pedcn beitiidt ieien.
81 Der 8eit mar oie 9tegierung Der
Der Stoaten nit Grmdelngen iibcr
Den Status ser beitiidteu 9ouoels-
idiffe beIddftiet, I'M ieit5uiteIlen, Oh
oieielben oos gicdt batten, in omc.
rifoniihe S1fen ein6ulaufen.)
Neutfder 9ompfer p9u-
rim" torpeoirt
u NJ iter0onL pia 9onoon. ~.
Simi. Otad 9lneabe oes uGele.
eroaf" puroe ocr oeutide Qompicr
rEurin". DER ongeblid aiif Der 6abrt
bon glmiteronm nod Sdmooen an
Der bollGuoii6en aiilte aiif cine Wliue
geitoBen iein loIlte, in g9irtIidfcit
bon cinent llntcrieeboot torpeoirt Gr
fonntc ficb ieood iiber @aiier bolteu.
8eiton0en erfolgreiden
&ompfmit EanHb oten.
BariS, IL. SUM 8mei iran.
50iiIde 0ompfer, Die in Gibraltar
anfamen, Der cine ans Dem @littel-
meer, ser anoere aus Dem gltlanti.
iben O5eor, beri6teten oab iie in
Sidt Der Iponii6en Siiite, ouBerbal6
ser 5perr5one. BON aluei oeutiden
llnterleebooten eroBeren Cups apae-
griiien puroen.
9eioe Sdifie na6men ben &f
nit ocm Eaubboote aitf iuio 5man.
gen Oosielbe, BON ieinem Qlnariif ob-
8uIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
Die eane in CHM.
General Siun Die @tabt butter Dem
E6ron. ~ Seine @lotipe Ounfel.
Strebt ongeblic6 @ieoer6erItel-
lung ocs &oilerrei9s an.

BefinG t5. SUM. General
Gbone S6un lit iebt 0iftotor, oo Der
Er0iioent 81 Yiang Sung foum me6r
ais cine @uppe it, 0ic Suiurgeuten
bcriien cine Gonuention IN Glen
Ilin eit I'm eine &ropin5ioI-Ge9ie-
hung eir5uri6ten an oeren Spibc Ger
Diftator ite6t Der ieocnfolls ais BrG-
Iiocnt lno @rcmier illngiren miro.
@enerol GGong Stunts 0iotipe iinO
nidt flar, aber man glaubt, ooB er
BON 0en irii6cren 6ii6rern Der 9ion.
tbrren-IDuoiiie Elm llebereinfomnen
fir ole MISUNDERSTANDING 0es adi.
IcrreihS 81 erlongen Deriuht. Gr
bat oen @rGiioentcn eriitdbt, 10 bal0
ols moglib Elm prouin5iol.Gon5iL
Dem riiiiiicbca d6nli6, 5u etoblireu
uno Damn Deuticblano 0en &rieg at
crfIdren. 6iibrer aus Dem Sii0en,
Die in Gouton 5uiommen fomuieu, be.
5aupten oee 4rdiioent babe inter
3mong Elm Gefret fir Die glufloirng
oes Eorlonents itnter5eiHnct. sic
iagen OoB lie iiir ole gr6oltung 10
rer conititutioncllcn 9le6te fGupfen
luiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

gIbDnncnteH, pic ben nHeutiden GUrres
fponbmten" nift piinttlidb Dber Murcacl-
mdfie erbaIten, Nnb gcbeten, Der Office
baDuH per TelepbpH Ooer idJriItlld WHt-
t1eiluHG 81 madeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18


iGn Der 6licger i'm 9(cropIon oen
EooeSitoB. Ger Zeppelin Webrte iid
bis 8ur lebten ScflnOe mittclit ici-
ner @ei@iise.
SSn einem @etreioefel0e fiel 0aS
rieiigc &ufti6iff 6ero6, fern bon ii.
geno wclcbcn 98obnbGuiern. 9ie
lGmmtli6en 0}iteIicOer Der 9cioslrng
purocn geto0tet; Die mciiten &eiben
poren bis 8ur llnfenntG6feit oer-
foblt. Ginige Der 0etttlden botten
Ii6 offen6or 0urb 9lbiprineen 5u ret
ten beriu6t @}cbrcre 9ler5te cilten
5ur Steac, abcr ibrc 0icnltc fomen
al ipGt.
Scr 6ritiidc 6lieger, Scr in lcinem
9leroplon 6cn 8cppelin 8ur Strcde
brodtc, ltcg nobe Der Stellc, mo lein
Opfer fiel lnbcricbrt ob. Siob 9ln.
eobe cineS britii6en 8eomten, ser
oie @cwcgungcn oes Zeppelin uno
oeS 9leroplon mittelit eineS S1ein.
perferS berfolete, ilog Der Zeppelin
bin lnO Der, ouf lmO nieoer, I'M iei.
mem @egner 3u cntfonluGn un0 ooS
Wlal6incngclpc6r 6euer 0es g(cro-
plans fonnte OeutIitb bon Dem 8co6-
oc9ter bernommen meroen.
g8dbreno 0eS Samples erI6icn
IblicBlih Elm 3Deitcr britii6er 6lies
gcr 5ur Stelle, llnO Der Zeppelin
icbte ieinc 9cniibungen fort, noN
Der See 81 81 entfomnen. 9l6er Der
crite 6licger IieB ni6t bon ieiner
Scute ob, uno innerbol6 ncniger
@}inuten fam 0oS @noe.
. ielc SGuier in q i6e &C..
legt.
Cine iiiOoItli1e &iiIten-
itaOt GngIono, H. Suni. - Oicie
GtoOt bat bon Dem Seiu6c Der ocit.
iden SiIitldifie am 6elltigen Morgen
am mciltcn gclitten. Gic 3eppeline
crldicnen filr5 nuh 2 ll6r 6cltc
D}orgcn iiber Der StaOt 4. Cos
Sumnen i6rcr W1oi1inen Qa6 ooS
critic 3eicben bon Dem g1a6en ser
2uitidiiic llnmittelbar Ooraui er.
tontcn bereits eiiigc @rploiionen bon
9ombcn Die IN Oerldieoenen G6eilcn
Der Stoot nieOerfielen ut0 oic Me6r.
5o6l Der @eOolferilng in 9lo6tgelpGn.
oern olf Die StroBe tricb.
Ga Die 2uitibiffe nidJ 3iino6om-
ben bero6morfen, uuroen eini0e
Sr6nOe berOorgeulicn. Cine 9ln5u6l
bon SGuicrn purOc in 9li6c gelcot.
Gie Seuo6ner iaben OaS 9uitldifi
5ucrlt ols eS iicb ieeluGrtS monote,
offen6ur in Ger 9l6iic6t, nab Sauie 5u
fliegcn @lci1 Oarouf i6oB ic0om
cine 6o6e Slanmenidlile aus Ocn
Zeppelin empor, ln0 ser Sori5ont
muroc Nfeillen binouS er6ellt. 9oS
0onje Sdiff i6ien in lpcnigen Se
tlnoen cine geluoItigc 6cuer9orbe gu
lein gluf einmal idien Der Zeppelin
in Der @titte 5lilummen3ufloppcn
ln0 Itiir5te nit rapioer Sdnelligfeit
5ir @rOe.
n3 eRpelin" iiber Idwe6i-
i6cn @ebtet2
&openbagen oia 9onoon II.
Suni r. Cine n3eppelin" fDtrOe am
Sonitog 9}ocbmittog 8 ll6r ouBer-
balls oes Gafeus BON Gimbril6amo,
Sdweoen 6co6adtet. Cine beitiee
aononaoe luilrOc gegen oaS Suit-
idliii geridtet oos in bei6doigtcm
QttftonSn Aoe 9Qnitn c,d,4n
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Gin Btpprlin
DerlOrrn
Sci lcBtem 3uftangrif
anf GuglOnO.
Vllle Sl&nmn nDm Der Be
Inkmng itimGefpimmeM.

ten murOen 0ur6 ole bel Dem
lle6erfoa berabeeporfcnen 9om-
ben 8mei Yerlonen getootct uno
iehs5cbn bcrlcbt. ~ Ger ongc-
ri6tete NloteriollhoOen oifenbor
Gin 6eOelttenocr. II 0aS @noe
Oes Zeppelin.
&onoom II. SUM. ~ 0eutl4e
Sufti6iffe unternobmen beutc Ntor-
Gen in oacr 6rilbe eincn lleberiaH
mf Die 0lt-uno Siiooit.Siiltc bon
Gnglono.
Gin Zeppelin Witr0e in 6lanmcn
Derunter gebradt, nabocm mebrerc
Somben oui Sent berob gelporfcn
morocn noren.
Gieie 9unoe bringt Der no6lteben-
De omtli6c 9eri6t, Der 6eute gtads
mittog erloilen muroe:
oSelte Wlorgen 81 friiber ShlnOe
errcibtcn einige feinOlitbe Sllftldiiic
bic Nlt. mo SHooit.Giiite. llngeidbr
llbr Wlorgcns flogcn 5pei 2uft-
lbiiie cine fur5eGiiton5 inlonomdrtS,
0os cine freliste Die oItlihe &iiite,
ooS unoere ucilic einige Nlinuten
long i6cr Sent. IS miro berit6tet
aB BON Dem lcbteren Suitibiiie
mc6rcre gombcn 6crab gerporfen
nhrOen.
IS murOe etmoS NiuterioldoOen
opgcri6tet, uno III elmer 9iiitcniiaot
Oro6 6euer aus. g8eitere GetoilS
lhO 5ur 3eit ni6t sur Sono.
Sp1ter murOe elmer Der 3eppeline
n 6(onlmen sur @rOc ge6ra6t"
(SpGter. )-9lus einem ipGter aus
9c0ebencn omtlic6en 9eridt gcbt ber-
Dor, DAB Bel Dem Superintendent
3oci @erioncn get6otct ilno ietbs5e6n
ocrIcBt wuroen. Gieler geric9t
loutct:
Ser 9lnqriif in Scr lebten 9}o6t
ilouroc our6 5pei GuitlditIe ausge-
lubrt. GoS cine frcil5te Die &iiltc bon
aent gegcn 2 llbrDlorgenS nnO mari
leds 9omben oitf cine aiiitcnltoOt
gto6 oen neieIten YoIi5ei.9erihten
nnr0cn 5uei 8erionen getootet unO
le6s3cbn onoere perlest Cine grpBe
an3obl bon SGuiern muroe belAo'
Oiot.
9os 5ueite 2ilitidiif grill gegen
l(br 80 oic Sitfiiiienltoot gSelt-9ln-
9llo on. @s wur0e bon nnleren 9lnti-
Slie3euo. @cidiiscli eincm beltiecn
Vomboroemcnt llnterworien imo per.
'rlcbcn. 9(acr @o6rideinlidfeit nor6
'ouroc oicics 6lug8ellg, nahoem es
clnc 9(n8obl bon 8oubcn onf oficne
PloBe binob geporien botte, bon Ell
qcm lnicrer 6lieocr angegritfen imo
u 6lonunen berlmter gebolt. Dos
NaIti6iff muroc aerItort.
&n @eIt9(nglio mar meoer Sc.
O'nsberIult nod Dlotcriali@ooen 0l
Oer6ci6nen."
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9 ic 3critorung . es
3cp pclin.

/, eine 0cpeibc aus elmer Stillten'
'aot io9t, Dob Goulen0c bon &erlo-
"Ca oic 3crlt6rling oes Zeppelin be-
oooodtcten. Gos 6euer Der glntis
Hh9dcug. @eidiisc ouf oos 2uitl6iff
SSuuertc ehie poae bulbe Shuloc, mn
Y'e &eute fomen TT biele nilr bolb
1n9etleioet aus ibren 8Gulern
gerouS, Inn OoS Sdauipiel iih an-
5uleben.
als aus Dem i1par3en @egcnlton.
~, Der bon Iiio0itlider naA noiSmelt'
'Ncr GiHhmg tricb, oic 6lommen
yVrooriboHcA bro6cn Die 8uihoucr
y Subcl aus. 6uBoangcr uno 9toO.
uDrer nlobten lidb eiligNt ouf i'm
SVn beNbiallenocn Zeppelin 81 icbel
~ Der peiten Gntfernung gelongtcn
8sOer nur penigc ans 3iel. 0os
SIlltl6iff fiel ciuige @aeilen bon Der
'0iltc bcrob.
. Der Zeppelin mar erit Our6 einen
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
AN USEFUL CITIZEN

The presence OF Judge Ira E. Rob-
inson In the city on Monday 10 help
organize the exemption board for the
northern district Of West Virginia,
calls attention 70 the fine public spirit
OF this modest, efficient and highly de-
serving West Firginian. who is giving
his services without charge to the
State in this important capacity.
Judge Robinson's private affairs
we're sadly tangled up as result OF
long service on the beach and Of the
gubernatorial contests to which he
was a party in lsl5-l9l6. Since the
election he has quietly gone about the
re-estatlishment OF his law practice
and the discharge OF his personal OBJ
legations. He has made very satisfac-
. tory progress in that direction, but at
the call Of the State he cheerfully finds
. time, even under pressing conditions,
to give his services TO the public with
. out compensation and without the ex-
pectation thereof.
West Virginia has no better citizen
than Judge Ira E. Robinson, no man
with finer conception of his respon-
ability to his State and TO his fellow
men. Whether IN or out OF public
service, his viii be career OF useful
poSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
. Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
MOUNTAIN LIFE.

In Colorado hilly, from city life re-
mote, l write these verses silly, which
get the readers goat. With snaw-
capped peaks behind me and snow
capped peaks behind me and snow
tourist finds me hard at my daily
stunt. Oh, the silen. solemn noun
tains, down which bright streamlets
roll. from snow springs and fountains
you soothe my ancient soul. The days
are warm and sunny, the evenings
cool and gray; the climates worth the
money, however much you pay. The
nights are great for sleeping; when
to his couch man goes. AT once he
finds he's reaping crop OF sound re-
pose. All night the cool breeze loose
lis. il murmurs and it whines among
the nodding spruces, the cedars and
the pines. The sleeper does not hear
lit. no worldly sound he hears; he
roams affair in spirit among the shin
ing spheres. Man sleeps in Colorado
as when he was kid. beforeold Wor-
rvs shadow on JOY clamPed down the
lid. II seems thousand pities that
can't well afford TO bring from sizz-
ling cities heat-e1hausted horde and
let them rest. and rRmble among these
mighty hills; Id like 10. you may
gamble, but cannot foot the bills. Oh.
here the sad and weary might find
surcease Of pain, the locoed and the
| leery might soon again be sane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
Many Tariffs Piled.

Tie West \irSint service commission
now has on file 1852 freight tariffs
and supplements and l,4e: passenger
tariffs and supplements. total OF
1864, according TO Secretary Il. -
Hrrnh"inI who has just completed ISL
ing them for the annual report for tn"
fiscal Year which ended June so.
barring last year ?,O3S freight tariffs
and supplements and ia passenger Jar
IFS and supplements were filed WIN
The commission all Of which had 10 be
closely examined for the changes which
were proposed. rs the railroads, lnstrad
If making application in fact TO change
certain rates. simply file whole tariffs
or si,ppl"mcnts in which the proposed
changes appear.
The commission today allowed the pc
tition OF the Eanawha Central Railway
company for permission to increase It's
switching charges from IS 10 Sc car.
The order is la BE- effective July !, and
Will run one year
Tho l.nckuwnana Coal and Lumber
company. operating on Coal River In
Eoonc county and furnishing natura!
gas in addition to Its other enterprises
Inns made application To the Public Ser
vice Commission for permission tn In
rrcnSe It's gak rates at Scth, SclfcrSt
and other places In that vicinity. from
- cents a thousand cubic feet for me-
tered Eus TO q cents and also TO make
Increases In It's flat rates for domestic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
FAMOUS YELLOWSTONE
CHANGING ITS COLOR

GARDINER. Mont, Aug. 1.--Rcturn-
ing tourists from Yellowstone today
brought word that mammoth hot springs
one Of the most unusual formations in
side the Wonderland. is rapidly chang
Ing color. They were unable 10 &C
count for the phenomena
Like innimerabl" other antics going
on underneath tho carth's, surface. such
as geysers and boiling basins. the hot
springs have for years been surglng
forth continuous streams OF boiling sur
ging foam. But the color of the for
nation heretofore has remained the
same During the last month. however.
various hucs have appeared much 10
the aStonishmcnt Of visitors.
The famous Paint Fots. rich in COL
ors. arc this summer declared 10 be even
more brilliant than before. indicating
that the underestimate changes are not
confined alone to the rustic springs
five miles inside the northern entrance.
Automobile busscs for transportatinS
tourists around the park have proved n
welcome innovation despite the war.
this fact being ntt"Sted by the large
number Of guests who have already reg
istered At the government entrance here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
THE DENATURED DRY LAW

The denatured Bone Dry EeSolo-
ton Of Senator Sheppard was passed
by the Senate yesterday BY a vote OF
IS to 20, which Is expressive neither
OF the liquor nor the apti-nQuor
strength Of that body. 1t is doubtful
= Il the resolution ever gets the respect
ful consideration Of the House. Surely
It is not an attractive proposition to
the radical prohibition element IN or
out Of Congress, as 1t was amended.
Several amendments which made
the original resolution look like thirty
cents a. a dry measure were voted
down, but that OF Senator Harding, OF
Ohio. prevailed. II takes the teeth
out OF 1t, as q prospective dry law,
because it provides that 1t shall be
imperative unless It Is ratified by a
vote Of three-fourths Of the States
within six years. That is a limited ap-
pication Of the requirements called Tor
by constitutional amendments, and
cooks the dry" goose>as enectually as
If the resolution had been oyerwhelm'
ingly rejected by the Senate.
OF course the Prohibitionists can
never be convinced that the present
grave situation the country is placed
In would be made gtaTer BY such a
revolutionary change as the complete
abolition OF the liquor traffic in. the
country, but it is true nevertheless.
That the traffic is a fair subject for
more stringent regulation and repres
sion In some respects is generally con-
coded. That has been provided for
in the food control bill and is quite
drastic enough for the present needs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-02
TIVE BRAVE AT HOME.

.,o Minds her warriors sash
With smile that we'll her pain us
cmbles. ,,. lash
The while beneath her dropping '' and
One starry tear-drop huneS
trcmbles, s,orv
.nd fame shall never know her So
Her heart has shed crop as
"A Ger believed the field OF s'"'''
The wife who girds her husband $
MIA 1;ttlc ones who weep or w"no'I'
IA brayely speaks the cheering wor worn,
What though her heart be i'"'
asundcr ~ - ne.r
Doon,ed nightly in her dreams I" NO.
-rhe bolts of death around MN ia
uo,h shed AS sacred blood as Ger
Vas poured upon the field or na''''
r,o mother who conceals her gr'er
While to her breast her son ''
Than breothes a few brave words anu
brief ,,,-s,s
Kissing the patriot brow she n'eSs'S'
r,,ith ~ one hut her secret God
To know the pain that weighs npo"
her.
eh.ds bolr blood MS Ger the sod
Received on freedoms field or honor
Thomas Buchanan Read