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son take themselves hence with other hopes for otherwheies.
 Every mans grip bundle of blankets, suit case, trunk and what not contains at least one content that never fails. And that is abund- ance of hope. &pringing eternal ih the human breast, naturally enough this is lugged around by human beings wherever they SO and turk ing here, there and everywhere under the stimulus of their own little hopes are many hope breeders who have made it their business and their pleasure to breed further hopes in those who otherwise would soon realize their position.
 The most generally and gener ously victimiled in this way are the workers. " need not mention the propCrtion of those who leave tho wage earning class and enter the wage payilg Gass-but they are few ard fai between. But for every hope that the wage paying class enjoys. the worker enjoys about two thousand, and many there arc to see tC it that that is about al. that that the worker is to get fol his pains.
 ,rn employers engaged in the rather easy task of beguiling their em ployees with this sort Of pcddle ana piff1e They point to their OWL glorious selves and offer to those by whom they are getting rich the fine Cpport lity of doing, some day some tine the same thing. In this way they develop a fine culture ot the illusions which so many wage slaves possess. and induce cunning forgetfulness of the industrial chains which they have woven fast afOund hem.
 The effort to make the worker .ake the employers view point was never so evident as now-was never so much practiced as now, was never so forced as at the pre- 5cit time, and those who refuse to do so-who realize where they are at and further where they are go- ing and behold without any of the deceiving illusions that are cast around them clearly their position at all times, endeavoring to make hers see, realize and understand it also are agitative, seditious and often enough reasonably ill-mindeG fellows whose influence is wholly evil.
 The main trouble in this world as we see it, is that all so many oi the workers take up not their owr bu: their employers viewpoint: sur render the interests of themselves and their class to make vicariCus ! sacrifice for the atonement of the sins of the employing classes and generally engage themselves not in the battle of carving out their own | freedom. but in the work of rivett- | ing more and more chains for their fellow workers and themselves.
 This isn't an easy world This is not, taken by and large, a kindly world. This assuredly is not a fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
OFFICIAL PARTY
OFF FOR DAYTON
WHEELING COUNCIL AND or fI-
GERS TO SEE OPERATION Or
COMMISSION GOVERNME EN- I.
Guests Of Commercial Association ana
Party Of Its Prominent Men Hc-
company the Council.

tn spend a couple Of days lnSpec..
ing the operation Of The commission
form of government in what Is u''
cIarpd 10 be- the best governed c1t!
in the United states under Snrh
government, WhccIine's new goo"
government" officials left last even
for Dayton. Ohio. Today and frlda!
they will make a thorough tour q.
DAYTON. witnessing the. operation ui
every department from tn" daily r"".
tine in the office. Of Dayton'S cry
manager down through the P"ilc''
fri and water departments. 10 tue
most minor section Of Dayton EoN'
eminent.
The trip to Dayton was made IN
SPECIAL sleeper attached 10 me lrnti
sylvania railroad train leaving NIX i,,;',
al $40 o'clock last evening, Nv
Wheeling officials are making ~"
tour as The guests Of the Nhctl'"@
Comcmrcial association.
The Official Party.
The parly included City Manager
George q. Maggie Mayor MorSnn NrS,
ter, Councilman at L.arHr l'HAlaH
F. Thoner, Cuuncilmrn Chester H.
Thomson. a. l.. krrsS. Adam .!iufi'
Ambrose +. HahiS. f.. t.. Aramnfrch'
and W. b. Elliott, Chief of Police -
E. stills. City Clerk ". II. Smith. so,
lirilor VI. JCullinan and Police Judge
Marsh Walkins With the city OIL OH.
Gals went General Manager Char!es
NJ. Kr,chum of The Wheeling C1nl-
mcrcial Association. along with Dr'
Andrew Wilson, \. W. PAUL, lion.
George W. Lurz and {. y. bowers
CONFUSING tho good government coln'
mitlce Of the COMMERCIAL ASsncia,
ton. Councilman William II; Hare
is in Atlanta. Ga. attending INC 10
tary Club International convcn'ioh'
and is The only official absent 49,,
The return trip Will be- maze r
Saturday morning. Soon after me
return. il is expected, ,hr selection OF
rhcminor appointiyc officers OF me
city will be taken up. The cnarler
provides thar these appointments
shall he madc by the city manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
HENN|NG JOINS STATE
BUREAU OF MARKETS

CHARLESTON ". Va. June 20
James H.. Stewart, State commission.
or of agriculture. Today announced
the appointment of two additional spe-
cjal agents 10 act under his direction.
G. H. Henning, formerly with the
workmen's compensation commission.
was named to work in connection with
tho State bureau of markets. Charles
n Reese, of Mount Gieod. Ohio. for
merlv with the experiment station al
Morgantown, as cntomologiSt. was
namI special agent to carry out the
purposes of the recently enacted stat
ute in regard 10 encouraging bee cul-
ture in the State. He will har" six as
sistants. one from each Congression-
al district, TO be appointed later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
TWO NOMINATED FOR
ROTARY PRESIDENCY

ATLANTA, Ga, June 20.--The Rev.
NJ. Lcvic Pidgeon. OF Winnipeg. Can,
and Guy Gundaker. Of Philadelphia.
were nominated for international pres
ident Of the International Association
Of Rotary Clubs At the session to-day.
Voting for president and other officers
except treasurer and seTgeant-at-arms
will take place tomorrow.
Rufus +. Chaplin of Chicago. was
reelected treasurer. and J. c. Miller.
of Cincinnati sergeant-at-arms. Both
inCumbeniS were without opposition.
The secretary will be chosen by the
executive committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
HONOR BESTOWED ON
Or. HARRIET B, JONES

PARKERSBURG, ". Va, June 20.
The meeting Of the woman's COM
mittee for the West Virginia division
Of the council Of national defense was
held here to-day, with a large attend
ance OF representatives from the va
rious woman's organiau tons. A perma-
nent organization was effected with
the election Of the following officers.
President, Mrs. J. G. Cochran, Of
Parkersburg.
Vice Presidents. Harriet B. Jones,
of Wheeling. and Mrs. R. L. Hutchin-
son, of Huntington.
Secretary, Mrs. Fred King. Of Park
ersburg.
Treasurer, Mrs, John Ruhl. Of
Clarksburg.
Honorary Vice Presidents. Mrs.
John J. Cornwell, of Charleston: Mrs.
e. D. Hatfield. Of Huntington: Mrs.
howard Sutherland. Of Elkins: Mrs.
A. 3. White, Of Parkersburg Mrs. W.
e. Glasscock, Of Morgantown: Mrs
w. A. MacCorkle, OF Charleston: Mrs.
&c. ". Atkinson. Of Charleston: Mrs.
A. B. Fleming, Of Fairmont: Mrs. ".
M. o. Dawson. Of Charleston, and Mrs.
W. E. Chiffon. Of Charleston.
Food conservation and the vari-
GUS ways IN which women may aid
On the plans for defense were dis
cussed and departments were organ
lied to carry them out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
GAINESVILLE Man Gives
Away Great Fortune

GAINESVILLE. o.. June 2c.-The will
Of the late John HoGc. filed hero today,
hnqu"aths To the Actorsi Fund Of Amer
Ca. with headquarters in New York.
$500. 600. and to the Metropolitan Art
museum :l,n0n.o00. Each Of the 81
churches in gainesville is TO receive
$1,000 and the two local hospitals are TO
gct $20.n0h each.
Asa TIocc. a nephew. or Leavenworth.
KAN. will inherit 100000. Real estate
in Columbus valued at S600.00D goes to
Mrs. Frederick Grant. n ncicc. who made
her homo with him here. and the bal
ancc Of the estate. valued at S2.0OD.1oo.
is given tn James Hoge. a nephew, or
S:Mtlc. Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
BOYS SENTENCED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, June 20
Claude and Harry Reitmier, aged II
and S. respectively. were today sen
fenced 10 serve three years in the ma
ton training school for boys at Wash
ington and pay fines of IS for the
burglary Of the postoffice at Mason
City.
Only one other case remains on the
docket, that being A. litigatio styled
as W. D. oyer, trustee, against H. +.
Clark from Clay county.
Jurymen were summoned today to
answer the call for the next term of
court which will convene at Lewis
burg on July 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

agents charge was organized to resist
the draft BY organizing rcvol utlon
and numbering the landed people OF
the hill country section. were indicted
to-day by the Federal grand jury on
counts which include treason. leV%lnS
war against the United States. adher,
ing. to the enemies Of the United
States and recruiting soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Distress In the Stomach.

Distress In the stomach after meals,
accompanied by headache and other
annoying symptoms IS due to indiges-
ton and easily remedied by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets Mrs Henry
Padghan, Victor, n. Y. writes, For
some time I was troubled with head
ache and distress In my stomach after
eating, also with constipation. About
six months ago began taking Cham.
berlain's Tablets. They regulated the
action Of my bowels and the headache
and other annoyances ceased a short
time" Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
picnic TOday,

Today the members OF st. FauIS
Evangelical Sunday school viii hold
their annual picnic at RIayney's Grove;
Cars will leave the church ut S:SO ana
will start from the grove at 1880. The
n,inils and the teachers viii! be given
passes. All others who wish TO accom-
pAny them may secure tickets this
morning At tho church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
South Stde Briefs.

Mrs. {. Candon, of Eoff street. is III;
Miss Mary Holdcrmanu. Of ,Eoit
street. entertained n number OF 1Ticho3
last evening with & thcnt"r party.
Miss Carrie Nelson. Of Water street
is attending conference at llttSDurgh.
Miss Marjorie IlcdlcS"n. u Merritt
street. is suffering with Sprained
wrist. ~
John Clark OF Water street. Is doing
his bit for Uncle Sam by turing MS
last years beautiful flower garden int"
q little fnrn. -
Oscar Hunter. of Muunri$rilI". Was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Clarence Jackson. OF Smtthll"id spent
yesterday with his .parCniS. MI ana
Mrs Walter Jackson. of JACOB street.
Martin Conner. OF Grafton. Is Spcnd-
ing The week with friends on Wood
street.
Miss Sarah Harper. of Lost Creek.
spent Tuesday and SundaI' with her
brother. Chester Harper. OF South Eoff
street.
Miss Emma Sander. of Water street.
Ia tho guest Of Miss Margaret Hauff
of Sistersville.
Miss Cora Rogers, OF Sandyville. IS
here as the Suest Of Mr.. and Misses S.
S. Bowers, Ut Jacob street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
program Changes for Summer.

Owing TO the heat OF INC summer
months the evening services of ST.
Paurs Evangelical church have been
discontinued until September This will
cause quite change in the SUNDAY
program. Starting with next Sunday
there will be German services NJ a.
m. until 10. when Sunday school VIII
commence AT 1880 the pupils Will be
ushered into the church auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Get Rid of Your rheumatism.

Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. Chamberlain's Liniment
properly applied will help YOU very
much. Remember that chronic and
muscular rheumatism require no in
ternal treatment. Obtainaple every
where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
To work on Two Contracts.

Albert and Oscar Holdcrmann' VIII
leave next week In order 10 be6ln "oTH
IN tho two contracts. The former will
take charge Of the one al Ncff and the
other at Snlithficldr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
JAMES P. HANlEY, JR.

Mr.. Hanley. the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Hanley, Of South Broadway,
island, is one of eleven young men at
Fort benjamin Harrison Officers Re
serve Training Camp who successlnl'
Iy PASSED the entrance examination
for the army aviation corps. He Is
The only West Virginian who was
q blo IN mass the rigid test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

Did you miss your hrst husband cary
much:"
Not until after. married By soc
ond. "-G.ondon Opinion. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Mrs, Fish VIII Entertain.

This evening IN The sotlaI r"omS OF
St. Andrews Episcopal church Mrs. j.
Fish. wife Of the rector. will entertain
tho members of the Parish Aid society.
Refreshments will be the concluding
feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
INDICTED FOR TREASON.

ROANOKE. Va. June 2o.-W. V.
MCCOY and ]. ". Phipps. leaders Of
he mountain band which Federal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

The marriage OF Miss Nanrf Nc
knight. daughter OF John W. Mcknight.
o. Columbus. to Charles l.. Robinson. -
East Liverpool. was soicnlnizcd today ~
Akron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21

The city OF Cleveland. through is di-
rector Of law, today protested to tbs:
STATE public utilities commission against
the valuation placed by the commission
upon the property OF the CuyahoSa Tel,-
phone company. The city claims III"
valuation Is too high and the. teprccta-
ton not sufficient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
ll-Suot.@ MIR aeringer.

@uibingto II, %. giop. - ,Sns
Iol9c Der pcrninocrten 3abl bon
Sdiiien, Ole IN Der arie9a5one bon
oclltihen ll.9poten torpcoirt perocll,
bat oas arie9S.9iiIifo.g .gureou bcitte
Die 8erliherungs-Roten aui Sdiifc,
Die ourd) Die llh9oot. Gone iabren,
BON Tro5cnt onf A Ero5cilt bcrab.
gciett. es 1T oies Ole 3weite oerar.
tige Serobicbun9, oic critic muroe am
6. Sftober porgenonnen, namlih
pon G8rpSent bis 61A Bro5ent auf )
Ero3ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
Gtluns lcbhaftcr.

@or Oaa glrtillericicler aul Dem
dnicrifonilbcn 9lbid)uitt scr iran.
50liihen 6ront. - GotrouiQcn.
Gb0ti0feit ooucrt iort. 3pci
mciterc slmcrifoucr pon Ycr.
lbin9'a Streitmott aronfbcit CT.
lcocn.
VI it Ger rifuni I h II
u rmee IN Srantrcih, -.
liopcnlbcr. ~ SIC icm0lihC 9lrtilleric
lit entlnng Dem amcritoliihen 9lb.
Idnitt Der sSront attiOCr oIa 5uuor.
Gle 3abl Der @clhoiic lit gr0Bcr ais
9cpobnlld. IS parcn fcinC &erlllitc
81 pcr5eihncn, 9Il9 %croeltllngS.
Mabnobmc iilr Ole @cidlicBum9 ocr
Srtihalt, IN luclder 0uS umcrifani.
Ihc bouptQllorticr bClcQCn lit, lonb.
ten Oic omcrifoniid)cn 9nttcric'n cine
0leid)c 9ln5abl bon @ciholiCn in oic
Nrtihait, no oa3 0elltlhc Guorticr
1clcgcn lit.
Fatrouillcn SpcrotionCn oaucrn
tort; jcoc 9tod)t orinQcn omcrifoni.
Ihc Nbtbeillln9cn bis IN 0ic Idbc Scr
0citldcn Grabtocrbouc Dor, ubcr lie
ltIcbcn orll fclnc Gcltl6cn mo cS
CAB feline Tcrlllltc.
3mci u Imerifnner Grille.
gcn &ranfbCit.
" a y in atom %. 9toocm6cr.
9toh 5lnci Soloaten aus Dem olneri.
foniiden @rpeoitiona.Gorp5 iino bon
arontbcit oobipgcroiit morOcn, mic
@cncrol 2Feribing bcltc Dem &ricqS.
Ncpurtcnent nnittbeiItc. IS moren
OicS:
@encincr >SaflcS $. Sin6cp, me-
OBiniides Icpnrtemcnt, Scr T;nion.
tcric 5llgctbcilt Itorb om is. 9toocm,
ber an 9fiidenmort Gnt5iinoung;
9totb'sloreiic N.asS. @ioooelt, 9riitol,
Conn.
Scr9cont Sitnpbrcp g. Gpott,
(ir5tlihcS 9ieicroeJGorpa, ltorb an
20 9ioncmber nn %ungcncnt3iinounq;
&otcr u. y. Gpott, 9ten acniington,
Ecnna.
u mcrnfan. Nomem in conl-
6i der Gcrluitliltc.
Sttoluo, Sntn., %. Nop. - 0ic
9toncn Scr noditcbcnocn 9Incrifo.
ncr cri6icncn in Der bcutc ouSgcgc.
bcncn conooilhcn &crluIt.2iItc:
oiciollcn: s. Shoemaker, 9iipcr
&ouge, Diicb.; u. u. 2lopo, 5orc't
@robc, Orc. Gen @llnocn crlcgen,
5. VI. 2ope, Gctroit; Dcrplnoct IS.
". SombCn, Gctroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24

llnion9-SeomtCn nub Ocm ShIuiic
Der Gonpcnton Der omcrifonii6cn
Seoeratton Of 2abor nli9cnonlnCn
mcrben. TiC Scitln0 Scr llcber,
ihub 9lrbcit Nur6 bic Jicgicruna
miro ais notbmcn0io cro6tet, I'M Die
SertbciIlng oui tSobritcn mclde
aricgSrnateri0l licfcrn, ipltcnntildb
por3unebmen. 2ll5 sic ih>picrigitc
2luI9o6c miro 0u5 Grlongcn Scr
Sclltc nngeicben, lpel6cS ocn &crtrc-
tern Der 9lrbcitcr Sr9oniintioncn
llberloIien WcrOcn ioQ. Sugb Z.
tSrmne, Der Scrtrctcr Der 9Irbeiter
an Der ariegs,Snblltric 9eb0rbc, lit
nit Der EilidDt bctrout ouf ooa
MobIbeiinbcn Der 2H6nner lnO
,SrouclL luelfc in &ricgsurbcit tbu-
ttg lhlo, 5u icbcn.
3 lie &oblen Y Yro0uftion. II.
Sn Der @cncbnligtn9 OeS in Glcoe-
lano forntirtcn nEnolS" Der &oDIcn.
grubenbeiibcr gum Ncrlpaltcr oller
ScriCnoungen bon &oblcn bon 0Cn
@rubCn IN Ohio, gScit .&irginielL
GCcmiplpnllicl umb Sentlldp miro
Die 0togli6feit porauSgcIeben OaB
oic Gcgicrlln9 0oS 3uiomncn3cbcn
umo Ocn &crfoli ullcr in ocn Scr.
Stootcn gc9robcncn aoblen ihlicB-
lid ilbcrncDmcn miro.
g8cnn oic &c9icrltng cincn iolhcE
Fool" rchtsfraItig mabt, Oonn
miro iic Die gcinmmte 2lusbcutc bon
&oblcn an Den @rubcn ilbcrncbmcn
lmo oiciclbc Obnc Yrofit pcrfoufcn
Sold Gin Ylon mllrbc bon Scr Sc
ocrol SonocIS Gonrniilion Dorgc-
id,logelL cbc Die Geaicrlug bic Gon-
trole Ger &Oblcn- SrOultric iibcrs
nabm.
S5ei5nIittcl Gcrluolter 8orfielo
brobtc bclltc ben Soblcns@rubcnbc.
libern BON Sflabomu, OoB bic 9icgie-
rllng oeren 8rlben nit geldIog be-
legen uib Die 8r,ben ielblt betreiben
perbe, menn bieiclben ip1breno oe5
Gerlangens nah boberen Hreilen
riht meiter orbeiten iuiien iueGen.
SIC 8rilbenbeiiscr batten Srn.
8orficlo nitt6eilen loiien, oub lie Die
S0bnc Der 9(r6citcr nidt bejablen
f0nntcn, lpcnn sic perlan9te Ereiscrs
bobung bon 40 Gents nidt beiuilligt
lperOc.
Sr, @oriielO crrpioerte 0cn @ru.
benbeiibern ooB oie 9lrbcit untcr fci-
men llnnltdnben eingcitcIlt mcrocn
bari, menn bic @rrbcn nibt pon ibm
iclbit bctricben werocn iollcn.
Or. @oriiclO miro morgen nnoro.
nen BOB SOblcn per Sd)iii BON
Samptons 9inobS nad) 9icll England
gelonot nerocn tonnen. SleleS be
5iebt iib belonoerS oui ole in @elt-
Glrginicn gc0robenen &oblen.
Gutter 8clunb bbeits5u.
tono in G III y Wtcnoe.
,5n Der NIT Dem IS. Nooenlbcr nb-
geid)loilenen @ode limo in 6cn ,Sclbs
logern bes 2onbeS 90 So6eSiGac Dor.
gefonlnen. Sn ben iiiolihen Sogern
erforoerte Die 2unqenent5ilnoung al
lein 81 SpIer. Gos gciiinoeitc 60
ger lit Camp gfcabe nit elmer &ronf
beitsrote BON 81 pro Souieno. ,Sn
bielen iiloliden Sagcrn berri6en Die
Dtuiern Iebr ltnrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
Ncfurmen in 1,renf,cn.

Y III II odm, 23. 9iopember. -
Nod elmer Nadriht' ans Berlin bat
aailer Wilbelm @eietes. .0orlaeen fiir
Die @ablrehts.aeform in Vreuben
nno fiir Aenoerlneen in Der 3uiam.
menietilng oes preilbiiden Serren-
bail'es ei,tsebeiBen. Gie Wadrift
faat meiter, bab oic Sorlagen bcm.
n6dit i'm Sanotna einec6radt tuerocn
iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
Nener Strifc in Mrsentinien.

gnenoS g(prcs, 90. Iop. -
Sic anacItelltcn Der ,Siio.s(rgentini.
ihen giienbabn" iino uieocr I'M
9lllsltano. Die Hcaiering bofit, oen
slnsitano alli sclpiiie Streden 5u be-
'hranfen ilno eincn neuen aGgenei-
men Giienbabner-9 er-9lusltan0 permeiocn
81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
SdJneciturm in Weiu.y)urf..

VI 0 d ter N.D., 90. Hob. -
Gas lueitlihe luo oas norolide Neip.
yorf erpat1te beute Woraen in einem
bcitigen Shneeitl,rm oem eriten Der
Salion. lin s llbr luaren bereits
iedls 3oa SGnee geiaIen uno Der
Stllrm 5eigte feline Spur bon gsad)e
loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
lSrp ocntlfc WriedDcn per6nnnt.

u tb en- 20. ytoDember. (Ser-
ipdtet.) - llngciabr $50 pro.ocut.
icbe @riehen liuo lnter 2lnl6uloi.
9lln9en Der Spionoge, Der pro. oeut.
ibcn Eropogan0o lmo Der Gerbrei,
tllng ioliher gtodri6ten berboitet
morocn. Sic mCr0en aus Dem Sunoe
alisQelpielen mcr0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24
ltcnprcilc perfouicn.

y ibington, %. 9topcnlber. :
Gic slnfllnit Der omcrifanilbcnl lrlp-
pen in 6rantreib bat nit Den Gr-
martlln9cn 0cs Gric9s. lepartemcntS
glelden S6ritt gebaltell, erflGrte ser
&rlcaS.Scfret0r 9ofcr bellte glbeno,
bod lcbntc er cS ab, on5u9cben, mic
piel Grlppen bortbin 9cinnot wurocn
naO Oh CT lpeiterc Tcrogerllngcn Su
Dieier 3cit er'nnrtet. Sic Ycluegung
Der Srlppen bongc bon 5iuci glenen-
ten ob = slusbiloung lmo slusrii-
Itlrng Der Srilppcn mo bon Oer Ser
iitgbarfcit BON Sfifien. ,8ir babcn
10 piel lruppen jest arf oer anocren
Settc bes Oceans, lpic mir Sort an
baben crlpartctcr," crflGrtc S5crr
0afcr.
smcrif anii6e SunfS.
3ie iiir oic onerifonil6e 9rnlee
beItilnnlten Sonfs mcrOen, mie man
criportet in jeocr 8eiie ebenio cifef-
tip lein, olS jenc, ucl6e Die griten
bel ibrcm 9roBen Goritobe bcnllbten,
abcr Gin5elnbeiten ilber oen @ou Ser
'clben oOcr bic ;}abl Der inn 9au be-
ariifencn Mai6inen pnroc nift nit
getbeilt. IS lit Elm oifeneS @e6cim-
nib, OaB einige amerfonii6e Dit
5ierc biSber Die Sonfs ols rid)t iebr
milnIdenSluertD fir Ole omerifonilbe
Irmcc bieltcn 5unadlt megen Der
Sdplerigfeiten Scr Transportation
ltno oonn megen bcS pll,mpen GGo-
rafters Der Cant. .9IuSriiItl,ng. Ges-
gleiden bat man ben militdrilden
9Sertb 0erielbcn bisber in ,Srage &C.
5ogen. Gle Griobrllnacn Der griten
bot eS icbod iifer 9citeGt, bob 9onf5
ibren 5bcil in oen nmcrifonii6en
Sinien einne6men mcroen, nenn 8e-
neral Ecribing eincn Sbcil ser 81
nicn in 8rollfreid iibernimnt
9ils Die SanfS 5uerit bon ocn Sri.
ten ongelponot uurOen, 3cigtcn lcb
5ablreide Shpdden. 3ieieIbcn lino
lcbr longlam llno balten sic ,5nion-
tcrlc in cinent 9ciabrorobcnocn MoBc
nitt oesglci6en ltcdtcn tie ibre Goic
in oen Grcf big iie bon anocrcn Wu-
lbinen bcrausgc5ogen nuroen Sic
neilen britil6en ilno fran5oiiibcn
SontS 5eigcn ubcr groBe Gcrbeiie-
rilngcn in Der geuegung mo aQge-
neincn 9rauhborfcit.
u urb Gam Mill ais 2uft-
Ibifferin in ben
81 + icg.
Sle 2uitid)iiierin Iut6 Gam, mel
dc I'M aricesbcpnrtement I'M cine
9cltallllng olS Siii5icr in Der 9lpia-
titcrS Sbtbeilung ocs Signal.Gorps
erfitht bot, ipra6 bellte i'm @eiBen
Salllc Dor. Sic weigerte iidL ben
.}iuaf ibres 9eluhes 5u ertl1ren
idgtc aber, bnB ibre 9lusliften iiir
eine Stelle in Der 2uitifiiier.abtbei-
lung lcbr gut ieien. SRI. Smu bat
on Den 2ibertp- 9lnleibc. Sobrten tbcil-
gcnolnlnen iino bat rgomben" in per
ificocncn Stabten iaacn gelaiien.
9ei ;brem Ycilde bei'm Yrdiioenten
Milion trug lie cine regelmab9e Sf-
fi5iers'llnifornl, ipie es ibr pom
Striessoeparternent anseblid crlarbt
porOen lit.
Hriegs. Snbultrie-
Yrobleme.
lie arbeitspertbeilung oni bic iiir
Die Scitun9 bcS arieees notbuenoi-
Gen Snonitrie'n miro bonn nntionalel,
RcrfhpiAin,as1nE Houa;f NIT Ae,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-24

(Sligliclmo 6erero, Der bcrilbmte
italieniihc @eidiftSIorihcr, ertl0rt,
Dab in 6ieer &crgldrunfe ,StolicnS
groBtc SiGerbcit Iicgt; in Scr gAp,
sen @cIfidte ,itnIienS bot tic icinos
li6en ,Snpulons }Irnlecn 8crocrbcn
gcbradt.
Sic belltigcn Sample 5lpii6en ben
5liliien grenta lrro Binpe luuren
5par beftiger 9tatlr, bradtcn ober
fcine beoeliiomc Ser1noerung IN
Der Stelltng Der beioen feinolidcn
Irnlecn.
2 ituation 5nii h Ell Vren.
tau VioDc gii ltig
lagt 9erlin.
Berlin %. 9iopembcr. Ter
bclltc 9iod)nlittog bon Der oelltidcn
&ceresleitrlng erlailcne amtlihe ge.
ridt be5iigli6 Der italieniihen Sront
iagt:
rSn ben 9ergen 5iuii6en ben Iliii.
len grento uno Yiape FAM es al @e.
iebten, Die einen iiir nns giiniiigen
Verlulli nebner. 3
Am iinteren Saliie bes Yiape gielt
es nid)ts Wcues bon gebeiitilng."
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