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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30

Motornlan Earle Goodale Of Augusta
vas injured SO badly that his right
foot had TO be amputated just above
the ankle, Motorman Vincent Hunt
irgton Of Ealloweli sustained severe
cuts about the head and face, Gen.
Iohn T Richards, former command
ant Of the National Home was cut
about the head and face and sus-
ta;ned a nervous shock, Mrs. c. ".
Coston Of Chelsea sustained dislo-
Gated shoulder, Alphonse C. Davis and
Charles f. Hook. both Of Kittery,
sustained injuries which required hos
pital treatment, a number of others
rolling stock of the road was dam
aged to the extent Of $500, and traf-
Hc delayed for an hour or more when
The Watervllle bound car of the L.
a. & ". Street Railway at 3.45 yes
terday afternoon came into head on
collision opposite the Hallowell Pow
er House with a special car from Au-
gusta
Cause Not Definitely Known
The cause of the accident is not def
nitely known and Supt. Claude c. Cole
Of the Augusta division Of the road
had no statement to make at a late
hour last night. One report stated
tina the collision was due to misun-
derstood orders and another that an
empty mainline car running ahead
Of the Waterville car had inadvently
shut off the light signs by not keeping
he trolley on as 1t crossed the switch
50 that there was no warning sig
nal
Neither Conductor Arthur Long of Hal
lowell Of the local car nor Conductor L..
7. Mooers of Randolph Of the through
car were at all seriously hurt and both
lid all they could to render assistance
to the injured and to bring physicians
and an ambulance to the scene. Car no,
the local car. caught fire and was par
Continued on Page 5-Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Forecast: Partly cloudy. continued
cool Thursday; Friday fair and warm
er.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
To Raise 100000 Men
the sure

The bill is for the purpose OF raising
100 go men to reinforce the CANADIAN d.
visions fighting at the front. All Cana
dams between % and IS years may be
called. They will be divided into classes
according to age. whether married or sin
gle.
II IS expected that in the near future
the frat class, consisting Of all unmarried
Canadians between o and 81 years, will
ne called and that this class will provide
the required 10000.
Laurier to Co. operate
After assent had been given Premier
Borden speaking in the House Of Com
mons asked Sir Wilfrid Laurer to coop
crate with him in naming a board Of Sc
lection to choose local tribunals which
are 10 deal with applications for exemp-
ton from military service.
Sir wilfrid replied in terms that are re-
garded as significant. in view Of his op-
position to Consumption and that Of the
French-Canadians Of Quebec. He said h.
would agree TO the request Of the prime
ninisted, adding as the bill IL now law
Il was the duty o. all loyal subjects to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
Question McAdoo

Secretary McAdoo again was ques-
toned for several hours about the
general fiscal relations Of the United
States and her allies by Republicans
Of the committee who later began
fight to limit the seoretary's authority
in selling foreign bonds taken in ex-
change for loans from this country.
Debate on the question will be re-
sumed tomorrow. The Republicans in
s.st there will be no assurance that
this government will receive dollar for
dollar for its loans unless the author
ity to sell foreign bonds below par is
restricted.
Republicans made an unsuccessful
effort today TO induce Democrats
Leader Kitchin to call financial ex-
perts before the committee to testi-
fy regarding the possibility Of dis
posing Of the bonds at the rates pro-
posed by the bill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
RUSSIAN ARMY
HAD NO SHELLS

Pctrograd. Aug. 29.-General Sioux
Continued on PAGE 3, Column y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
ITALIAN LOSSES
FOR THE WEEK

italian merchant marine losses for
the week ending Aug. IS comprised one
IcAAAin4Aad- an RanA- Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
BOND HITCH
Cannot Pass Big War
Bill This Week
Ways and Means Committee Questions
Secretary McAdoo on Fiscal ReIa-
tions Of United States and Allies

Washington. Aug. 2S.-Passage Of
the s1l.53s.9 45,460 war bond and certi-
fcate bill by the House before next
Tuesday or Wednesday was despaired
after a day Of little progress in the
ways and means committee. The plan
had been to pass it this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
THURSDAY: Partly cloudy
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER,
NOVEMBER, 0EcEM bER,

Advertise literally in the Jour.
nal this season for better bust.
ness. The Kennebec Journal
reaches the buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-29

In the Hopi-
tai du Grand
p alais. at
Paris, where
a perform
ance is in
progress for
the benefit of
the wound
ed The per-
formers OF
Ter their ser
vices gratis
and the ben
Gifts h We
succee d E d
in drawing
crowds large
e n ough to
have consId
cradle effect
on the Golfers
of the fund.
Photo Modem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08
REPRESENTATIONS
OF CONSERVATIVES
MAY BECOME LESS

Copenhagen Uia erudou MAY
The nicHsiap committee on con-tIu.
uoual reform viii take up this week
tHc question of redis'riotiug The cen.
rst. National Liberals. and Radical
$ c.l.ists. who carried the prryiou
REFORMS over the opposition of the
Conservatives wiil, according to a Ber.
in dispatch vote for q general IT,.
di-trIctng of the empire.
a population OF 100000 is favored as
the basis for q rcichstag district Th.
proposals long among the chief de-.
maud, Of the Liberals and Radicals.
are blow at conservative influence
as the present districting dating from
the foundation Of the empire, favor,
the country sections al the expense
.Of the municipalities and industrial
regions
The committees proposals in regard
TO officers strike at the root of IN
important source of the emperor
power At present. an appointments
In the army and navy, and even IN
the higher civil lists are in the hand
of the responsible heads OF the empor.
or's military and civil cabinets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08
AMERICAN OFFICERS
MAY WEAR UNIFORM
LIKE THE BRITISH

Washington, May S Il will be- dii
hcult to distinguish between American
and British army officers in the future
II the plans now under consideration
by Major General Scott, chief OF stafi.
are approved The British roll collar
uniform jacket may be- adopted to re-
place the closed collar now regulation
for the American service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08
The Source of Profit.

ainst9n Star: Did you make
the money you expected raising chick
en,?"
no. After a little experimenting
decided -that the way TO make tie
money IS 10 raise chicken iced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08
Modern Cabinet Gas Ranges

another step the direction Theynot only beauy your
kitchen and make the they KEEP YOUR GAS BILLS
DOWN.
DON'T USE COAL OR WOOD STOVE WITH GAS BURNER IN IT
bills be moderate We would pleased
to show strictly modern and explain WHY they
reduce your bill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08

Fiycroom modern bungalow. corner
West Main and o Street Lon 59Nl-D
,2lOunU Terms arranged
b@ GUllLOT G HALL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-08

6Si IS The ArGmoveIte's job de,
partment phone
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

0ieielben i'm potriotii6en @eiite 5u CO..
operiren gewiat ieiu miiroen; aber
Cooperation oieier glrt lit inter oen
llmitdnoen uiht proftiih.
Gie Gerontportlidlfeit rubt AMI
Den Stulteru Ger Administration.
IS iino 9eniiaeno @}ittel oegeben
i6re Ebdtigfeit 8u imteriuden unO
ole pirfiame Gurhfii6rtng Der Ser.
antmortliAteit 3u cr3wingen.
Sd 6oiie, Dab nac1 g9icoererpd.
glmg oieier 9lngelegenbeit beiOc
SGl1er oeS Gongreiics einie6en iper.
oen oaB meiue Ginw0noe quite
@riinoe 6o6eu nO 0oB iH oie Pin.
uobme oeS 2t6idnittS % m,r ais oo9
&eiultot zines Diongels an @ertrol.
en- in meine @erion uiiioiieu
f0mte.~
Ger 9(6icbnitt, gegen Sen Der 9rdii.
bent iih menoet, wuroe in eiuem
9lmenoement Oes Senators Gweu
uno nod fir3er Gebotte
pom Seuot NIT SO eeeeu 81 Stim.
men angenonlmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
Su Srm SauOcn Der symrS.

SonSrouciSco 90. Syuli.
0as Sdidiol ser 6rau 9ieno @loo.
men, Sic in |erbinoltng nit Der @r.
ploiion bel Der @ereiti6oftS 9gorooe,
bel Der aebn &erionen 9etootet plir-
ocn Dor Dem bieiigen 0Ieridbt uegen
Wloroen pro8ellirt miro. liegt iebt
in ocn S0noen Der SurD. ylad
mc6ritiInoiaer 9erotbuue bottc Die
ieIbe iicb beute 9lbcno 5u ipdter Stun.
Oe nod nidt aaf cin %eroift eeeiniat.
0ic ,Alnofii5ieIle Surp" Oie Dor
orGonilirtcr glrbcit cingeiebt mor0ei
mar, Inn bic Observation-Disclosures 8u rs.
rclt 900 iit6 i'm oieielbc 8cit mic ole
reauldre SurD 5ar 9erotbuna 8uriid
uuo gob nod 35 Wlimiteu @eratbun
eiueu @abriprlld AMI oni6tiduloig
nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
0tan- gampttr-
lROten.
WtIhtn reNnSirt
lUerOeM.
Sin ltebereinfDmtmem iun
Gauge.

c'roBbritonuien- ole Ser. staaieu
imo Sopon pollen ole oniirteu
Sdiffs-Gieeut6iiner controIiren.
@rdiioeut @ilion ioat, ooB Die
Sdiifsbeiieer Der Der siaoten
oen ariea 8ll eincm 6e0Ii6Ioae
moden
8afbingtoM 90. Suli.- Gie
omerifoniide un0 Die britiide Neaie.
ums 6oben iid i'm @rin5ip aui bic
9feguIation Ger S3ean.2ampier.9la-
ten 3mii4en ben Ser. Stoaten imo
oen aliirten gtotionen aecinigt.
Die llnterbanohmgen geben icbt
3mii9en Dem &orHber Tenmon BON
Der Sbiiis6au6eborOe mO oem
9febts.Gonmlenteu 4olf bonn StaatS.
Gepartement. melhe mi 9lmueihmg
oeS @r6iioenteu ole 9esierme Der.
treten, ino 6ritiihen glomiraltdtsbe.
anten nit Der 9lbiidt Dor iiA. elm
@rogramm 81 cnilperieH, Inn oic 9le
gulatiouen rchtStrditia 81 Holbcn
iuo oie ge9enwdrtigen 6o6cn 9laten
Gerlmter5u6ringen.
Sraufreid im0 Stalien 6aben i1re
8ercitpiaigtcit ertldrt, 0dS @rin3ip
5u acceptiren. g8a6ribeinlid meroen
init Sopon Observation-Disclosures cben.
foas eroifnet. iobaIo bic iopanihe
Wliliion iurtcs @icc.9lomiral lofai6i
Ia bier ciatrifit sSopanS @mi1lnB
III init ser Dl6glibtcit 0er6rnoen
ooB iopouiibs Sc6iife in Der 3utunit
in groBerem WlaBiiabe am trauSat.
lontiiden Sml6el Sbeil ne6men uer-
0en.
@roBbritannien miro bel oer lin.
ter6ano(meen BON 16omoS RopocI
Dem &oriiber ser aliirtenG6ortering.
Gommiiiion, un6 s. VI. Saltcr. oem
bieiieen 0irettor Der britiideu glomt
rolitGt, oertreien.
@S miro anaenonlmeiL oaB Die noe.
uigcn ucutroIen Sdiife ole Situation
nidt beeinilniien t0nnen.
@rdlioent @ilion iaate in elmer
llHterrebune oDie Sdiiiseiaeni6il.
mer Der Ser. Stoateu perhihen 2lles,
pas 6o6e sSrahtroten 3u tMm uerm0.
gen Inn oen ariea So eincm SebI'
idlage 81 maiden Inn i'm llnuIo8lid
3lt maden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

Sod nidt iertig geiIeIlt ~ 9lbidrii-
ten pcrOcn 6eute an ale lotolen
9e60roeu ausaeionot meroen ~
Gie ooppeIte 3a6l oes eriorOer-
li6en Quotlms miro 5ur torper.
lideu Friiime einberuien per.
SEN.
@ofbinetou 80. Sili.
Gie Soiptliite ser 3ie6ime bonn Der.
gongenen 5reitog, pelc6e ole GRiIitGr.
pfIibt unter 0em 9uS6e6e.@eieb ieit.
iest, miro ni1t Dor morgen fertig
geitcllt fem. @lau 6ottc ac6oiit, lie
beutc glbeno m Die @ouuerneurc ien-
ocn 8ii f0nnen oonit iie in Oen Staos
ten 3itrScrt6eilimg gelanaen fonnteh
o6er es trot ein 9cr8ug Gin, peribul.
set ourd ncboniicBe Sdmicrigfeiten
bel Dem Guidcn.
@is 5m Geroiientlic6una oieieS OF
ii5icllen GraebniiieS Scr 3ie6uma 1T
fcmc outbcutiide Sniornotion 81 ba.
ben I'M Die imofii3ieQen 9eridte an
bic 3citmgcn Oomit 5u uergleiden.
Gs lit mo6rideinlid, oaB cine Off
5ieae 9iite morgen bier ansgeeebcu
meroen miro.
Uie @ouUcrnelrre perocn 3pei g[6.
icbriiteu fiir jeoe Iofole 9cboroe in
ibren Stooten er1oIten. Sie mer.
Oeu eriudt, ieoe 9lbi6rift fir iid an
Die OrtSbcanten per @oit al ididen.
INN ibrc glblieferung iiHer 5it lteacn.
Sofort nohoem oie lofolcn 8eb0rOcn
Die 2iite crbolten Doben pcroen mill.
len iie Die gainmern sic b0ber iinO,
ais oic in rotber &inte am 9lnfaug,
ongege6enen 3ablen bon oeu lotoIen
9eborocn in ibrcm ieueiligeu Qiitrift
conccllirt moroen. @ierouf mcrOen
10 bicle 2eutc BON Ocn iibrigea ghtm.
meru benohrihtiat mcrocL Inn oie
ooppcltc GiitrittSqliotn poll5dblia 5ll
MAIDEN iicb 3ir f0rperIicbcn llntcriu-
6img cii5nitcIlen.
Gas 9urcou oes 9Sropoit-N1or.
ibaaS wor balte NIT glpplifationeu
iiberibwcmmt, in oenen Inn Eraus.
feririmg Ger llnteriu6ung eriudt
mlrOe. 9aen 9Ipplifonten muroe Der
9eideio, ooB feiue Sdritte in oieier
9iidhug aet6au weroen fonuten, bis
Der 9icgiitrirte sur llnteriuhina 5u
fommen auieeioroert 1T. Nieraui
mag er ii1 Der notbigen 6ornlilore
bon oerienigen 9eboroe, inner6alb
Oeren Surisoiftion er 5ur Belt i'll,
periihern. Seine forperIbe Inter.
iud)uug MAG iibertrogcu iperoen mo
6eihmorene 9(uSlaeen betreiis ieiner
Neireiunas- glnlpriide m0oeu in iei.
ner poriibergebenoen @obnung ent.
gegengenommen uno in 8etradbt ee.
3ogen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
glicr lIerinnen erIrnnfen.

gtew Serien 90. SuIi. SSn
Der 9ioritau 9ai bel aeausbura &c..
s. limo, mie geltern betannt wuroe,
oln Somltog 9(6euo orei @ldmer
mo einc 6rau crtruufen lmO 5luar
DER % Sabre olte 9(pot6etcree6iilic
SoDn 9loble bon 6oreIt-Stry Orange,
D'artln j. 9inoerrot6 ulo ieinc
6rou glOa bon 9lemarf un0 ser 80
So1re olte llno 9erqfoiit ser aud
Die tSoruiIie O3o6le bcIudte.
sIls onOere 9o0enoe oie bier @r-
frlmtenen aus Dem @oIIcr 6olten,
madltc man @icOcrbrlcbumaspcrilldc
Sobei crpIoOirte ser YnInlotor, Den
sri. Glter NSioccs ans Dem S5olpita(
qeDrabt bottc, oaS i6re W1ittcr grim
pete. SRI. Sioacs, Scr z Sabre alte
@arrD Saniins uno cin onocrer
anabe mlroen 0erart perlebt, oaB lie
ms Soipital oebroht weroen muB.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
@rohs Nmsaa6sn


99eitcre $75,000.0OO an Ole 9luiien
eeIieben. glub 5ranfreid bat
aeiiern pieoer $60.0O0.OO0 er-
6olten. Sm @ai5eu 6aben oie
9laiirten in oen lebien orei Qlo-
uoteu $L523.OOO,0O0 BON sen
Ser. staotcn befommcn.
@oi6imgtom 90. 9uI.
Die Ser. Staotcn 6abcn ibr &er.
troneu in Oie ruiiiidlc Neaicrlmg
Ourh einen pciicren Grcoit uon $50.
100000 oemonitrirt. 1ieieS iii Ser
5ueite @etroq. Scr critic BON $iOO.-
100000 wuroe oeludbrt. ais sic Der
Staaten in oeu 8riee emtraten. 9sie
perloutet lit oaS Meiile Der $780,
100000 bereitS fit Giipnbobn.2se
triebsmaterioI mlSoeqebelt lnO BON
Oeu $75.0OO000 miro cbeniaus iebr
piel fir oenielbcn 3mcd bier blciben.
geSgleiAen attoriiirte ShobouiS-
Setretdr N1c9lOoo cincn metcren
@reoit BON $60,OO0.0O0 an 8ranf
reid, wo0urh sic @eianutiunmc
Der oen 9laiirten aelie6cncu @cloer
oui $t,523,000.00O ooer me6r ols
oie SGlite Der $3,0OO.OO0.000. mel.
6e Der @ouareB autoriiirt bot onae.
padieu lit. Gas critic Torle6eu
ipluoe ON 25. glpril acmddt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
aricsS- -9ScriidJcrnus.

Gonieren5 in @ai6ington - Sfii
5ierc ln0 @lonui6oiteu aller
@oiiengottrmgen iollen 3u 6ric.
Oeusroten oeriidert weroeu.
Gic &egierlng mill 0ie Grtra.
foiten trogcn.
gSoi6ington %. SSllli. TT Scr
@lm Scr Gegierlng, Giii3iere mo
@onnidaiten DER 9trmce 6lotte imO
Scr @iorine gcgcu 800 uno Gerlet.
5unQen 81 Deriic6ern, md6renO lie iit5
inn Gienit befin0eu no6m 6elte cine
ociinitipe 6orni nn IN mclder aub
Gorfc6rlngen iiir Sanilieu bon
Golooten uuO Matroien imo oie 9tuS.
bilouug bon &erpltnocten oOer Ser.
Ititnmcltclb I'M oieiel6en 10 ausjlt-
riiiien, ooB lie nab Dem ariege ibreu
9cbenSunter6olf micOer erperben
f0nncn, cnt6alteu iinO.
9lu ser Gonieren5 no6men Die Be
amten Oes &riegs., 6lotten- Shab-
ants, SonOels. uno 9lr6eits- -Gepar.
temcnts, Oos iter.Gomite Oes Ha.
tionaIen &erthci0iglngsrat5es uno
oie SgrGii0euteu rmo nnoere 5obe 9e.
ante scr beruorragen0Iien Gerlite
umqs-Gompagnie'n Der Ser Stod.
ten Sbeil.
Ole S6abomtS 9eamtcn crfIdrten
6elite 9(beno, ooB Der %lan nod feine
bcItimnte 6orm angenomuen babe;
mem oeriel6e o6er iertig lit miro er
crit Dem @rGIioenten fiir Oefep gu
thinning mter6reitet weroen
Die 9lusqabe BON &erlic6erimgS-
@olicen an Siii5iere lmO @iannidlaT.
ten in ser &0be bon $1,000 bis $i0,-
600 81 gewo6nliden 9foten. nobel oie
9lcgicrmg Oie -@e6ii6ren trdgt
liuO inter oen @lGneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
acm @eidlaitsm ierm

@erlin pia Sonoon 90. Slli.
0r BON 9et6mannrpolmea, Der
irii6ere oeutidc 9otihaitcr 6at it'd
nah ieinem 9eiit ii 3obeuiinom be.
oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

teau Solins 6eihoiien."
9cutfde c itiirmen Sruu5p.
fen @rGben.
@oriS, 90. 9lpril. ~ Sn fort-
eeiebten weitercn 9(ngriffen an Der
glisne- 6ront boben Ole Geutiden
mie Der beutige onltliHe 8eribt oes
fran8oiii6en aricgsbireous ueloet,
gelteru 9lo6t fron8oiii6e Sbiisen-
grdbeu ouf Dem Goiemotes @loteol
gcltiirmt. Qluf Dem Guliioruie-@la
tcuu 6ebauptcten 0ic Sron8oicn ibre
Gerbinlngser16en.
0ie Meloung luutet
00ie Oeuticbcn glngriffe, begleitet
bon ,beftigen @ci6ieBunaem wurocn
geitern gio6t oui oen Yloteous in
Jront BON Groonne fortgeiest. 9llf
Dem @niemotes.& &lotemu gelang es
Dem Sein0, nit crneuten 9lnitreng-
uneeu BON or6Bter Scftigfeit in un-
ierc erite 2inie ein5uoringeu.
Gin iofortiger frditi9er @egenon-
grill crgob, ooB oie 0ellti6en nur eli
men fleinen Ebeil Oieier 2inie bcIten
fonnten.
9luf oem California. @Ioteou NOR
Der &aupf ipdt geiteru 9Iodt nod
nidt been0et. Srpb oler ihrer Q(n.
ltrenglm9en moren oieDeuticbeu nidt
I'M Stonoe, uns bon Dem @lateaii 81
pertrei6en. llnIere Eruppen iblu-
gen olle 9lneriffe ob, wel6e eegen
unIere GerbinolIugserGbeu geri6tet
moreL uno 0ie mir in ibrer@elommt.
belt bolten.
9ln DeridieOenen Flmften Der
6ront gab es 8eitpeiie Sononooen."
g8os sic griten meGOen.
2onOou, 23. Suli. II Qie beiite
giabmittao bonn britiiben glrmee-
Souptquortier beroiientlidte ofii0ieI-
le W'ittbellun9 bat folgenoen &ort'
lnut:
u@eitern 9}odt iii6rten rniere
Eruppen iiiolitb bon gloion cine er-
folgrei6e Gperotion aus. Sic er-
reibteu ibr 8iel nit nir gerinaeu
Gerhtlten inO modten cine 9[n3abl
ron @ciangcncn bon 0enen bereits
81 bercingcbroht mor0cn iino.
g8ir boben ferner mG6reno ser
9ladt iiiolid bon SoDrincourt umo in
ser 9lobbaric6oit bon 8ulecourt lno
Sollcbcde fcinolibe Stellunocn iibcr-
fallen. gSir mobtcn meitere @e-
fangcnc im0 tooteten einen SbciI Der
&ertbeioiger Oielcr 0Ir66cn. 9(utb
iprengten mir Die inheritance oes
6ein0es in sic 2uft.
Sein0licbc 9lbtDeihmgen murOen
iiio0Ili6 bon 2oos lmo in DER giod-
boricboit bon 2onboereDoe o6ge-
id5logeu."
9ie 0pcrotionen in & a d
tina.
2onOoiL 90. Sili. H 0ic nad-
itebenoc ofii6ieae @3itt6eilung be5iig-
lid Der 0pcrotionen in @oldltina
puroc beiltc bier befonnt eeocbcn:
,g(m @}orgen ocs 10. SSuli ltieBen
5iuei icinoIide Gopollerie- -Hegimcn-
ter bon 9cri6ebo ouf ole 2inic 81
gueqor.Gl ,@irieir etuo nelm @fei-
len lueItlid bon 9eri6ebn, uor. I'm
lere berittenel Eruppen Briiien ben
6ein an uno trieben i'm nod Der
i6ebo 0uriid, luobei iie 13 @efangenc
mo1ten.
SSn Ger 9lodt 0cs 90. SSuli bo6cn
unierc Sruppen in eriolgreidcr gSci-
ie sic feinolic6cn SAiltengrdbeu flo
meitlih bon @o5o iiberinllen. Sic
t0oteten cinen tiirfiidben 0iii8icr uno
10t Monn lno bradten II @cian.
Ioene, Elm W}oiNinengcmebr, einen
@rabenm6rier, cine 9(n5abl bon 0Ie.
mcbren uno on0erc 9eute 5urild.~
%icr 9,criuncn ertrnnfeu.
gtew Serlen, 90. Suli. SSn
Der Raritau 9ai bel aeausburg &c..
s., limo, mie geitern betouut wuroe,
on Somltog 9l6euo orei @lGmer
nm ninn lr,,, n,4r,t,,fn,, ,,,,N ,A1nn1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

9legicrng Oie Grtro-@ @ebii6reu trdgt
Iiu0 inter oen &l6neu.
ben innlittelbar weitlidb bon Earno-
pol, BADEN oie 9lobot0n-Sitroii. .9a6u
Siuie oilid6 bon iuicrer olten Stel.
lng qefrerBt imo 6n6en oui 6eiocn
Soften OcS Gnieiier 0en Gornorid
6egouucn Sf0lic6 BON ser 9a6a
leiItctc ser Gcino idorfcn @ioer-
iton0.
9(rmccgrilppc OeS Gr5bcr5ogs So
icp6 pon GcItcrrcih Gntlong oem
@crgriideu ser &orpot6cu bis gum
6luilc Biitna bat oie &ompii6dtigfcii
oor 9lllIicu iiG mcrflib ocritGrft, be.
iohocrS in Dem iii0liHeu G6cil Oieier
GegenO Nle6rere &oritoBe oes Sem
ocs wurOen BON inns o6geidIagen.
9(u 0cm lmteren 9oiiie Ocs Seretb
oc6t aus Ocm inteniioen 6euer ber-
Dor, OaB cine Sdlodt 6eOorIie6t.
9(uf ser maceOoniiAeu Sront bat
iih oie oaacmeine SodIaGe ni6t
meicntlih nerGnOcrt.
g9e itli1er &rie0si 4au-
plat.
9lrmeeerilppe Oes aronprinScn
Gronprin5eu 9Hupprccbt bon 9opcrns
Sn 6lanOern Onuerte oic 9(rtile-
ricsS6lod5t, mcltbe iih bon g}clcm
5u boiler StGrte cntpidelt bat, Die
gan3e 9}a6t 6iuourb.
llnierc ,Sellel6ollonS, peldbe iiir
sic Giriqirlma ocs g(rtiaeric.6elicrs
lmcrIGBIi6 Iino, wuroeu olIf Der
gan5eu 8ront einem beitigen 6ener
ouseeiett
Geiilid BON 0pern internabmen
me6rerc fein0lihe 8luQ.@eiAwaoer
ciuen gcmeiniamen 9Ineriif ani I'M
Iere ,Seiiclballons, sic o6er 0anf Der
@adiaufeit unierer 6licocr uu0 Der
E6Gtiqfeit itnierer 9(nti-6lng5eue.
@cidiiBe inbeid10igt blie6en
9lbt fein0lide gleroplane murocn
6cnintcr9ebolt.
Gilibc 9otoilone madten per'
idieoene glufflGrlugS-&ori ole
aber teinen GrIolg batten.
Sn ocm @e6iet 3piibel 9Ioion inns
W}ericourt fam es 81 beitigen nddt-
liden admpicn.
9lrmeeeruppe oes oclnic6ct &ron-
prinsen. "a oui oieier oouseu
Sront oic MISUNDERSTANDING ser
glniteQlng bon 9eo6aAhrnqen Qiin.
ItiQ warcn, mlroe sic 9lrtillcrie-E6G.
tiefeit ii6erol in 6citigcr @eiie wie.
ser nlligcnommcH.
PIN n0rolihen 9lbbang 0cs g2in-
terberqes, nobe Sroonnc, icttc ms
cili nddtiger %orltoB oent Oilrf Elm
id)orics gom6arOement ser ggeg gc-
6obnt purOc, in oie Sage. nniere
Steahmgen ouf cincr Sront bon Ell
ncm &ilometcr por5uidicbeil
Cie 9ranocnburger mo @aroc
Sruppen bobcn sic Sron5oicn aus
me0reren 9inien bon SHiitengrG6el
6inousaetrieben mo $50 @cion9cnc
6creinNcbrodlt 2lm Garuilct Iiio-
lic6 bon 9}anro0, mareu &orit0Be iiiis
lerer SSeiien.9iaiiauer StoB -Snppen
eriolgrei9.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-08-17

food supply in the most Intelligent
manner. The Boy Scouts can help
out in this by assisting in the enroll
ment of the women of the country in
the food administration. Our plan is
to ask that a pledge be signed and
that housecard, designed as United
States shield with a few heads of
wheat about it, be put up in the win
dow Of each home.
MANY homes will be difficult to
reach. If, as the campaign progresses,
the Boy Scouts can help US to see
where it is not being carried on sue
cessfully we can arrange to have work
ers sent there, and in that way get
everybody possible interested.
s'Where the Scouts are well organ
lied we hope that they can make a
check for US Of the homes that are
members and those that are not, to
assist us in this work.
another way in which the Boy
Scouts can help is by making a study
Of our plans as they appear, and in
trying to see that they themselves, as
well as members Of their family, live
up to them.
eve hope that the scouts will follow
the gospel Of the clean plate to see
that they are helped literally enough
to meet all of their needs, but that
they do not waste.
''We want the Scouts to protect the
wheat Of the country by eating a mini
mum of white bread"
That last is laying it rather heavily
on the scouts. Giving up wheat bread
isn't in itself such a hardship, but
when one considers that the slice Of
bread is mainly used as background
for jam or honey, or even the humble
molasses, then the duty becomes a sac
rifce indeed.