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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
MUSCLE SORENESS RELIEVED

Enusal work, bending and lifting
or strenuous exercise is a strain on
the muscles, they become sore and
stiff, you are crippled and in pain
Sloan's Eminent brings you quick re-
lief, easy to apply, it penetrates with
out rubbing and drives out the sore
ness. A clear liquid, cleaner than
mussy plasters or ointments, it does
not stain the skin or clog the pores
Always have a bottle handy for the
pains, aches Of rheumatism, govt
lumbago, grippe, bruises, stiffness
backache and all external pain. Al
your druggist, Csc.
(may-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
TWO BIG LAND
SALES CONSUMMATED

Ekmhurst Farm, on the Winchester
pike, in Fayette County, for many
years the home and breeding place of
famous trotting horses, which won for
r. c. Estill, the owner, the distinction
of breeding stake winners, record
breakers and sterling campaigners.
changed hands last week when the
property, which has been in the Estill
family for many years, was sold to E
r. Little, trotting horse breeder OF
Mt. Sterling.
The farm, containing about 402 acres
of land that is perhaps not excelled in
the Blue Grass, was sold for $3.50 an
acre.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
KAISER SENDS eEssAeE TO SON.

AMSTERDAM, May 10.-The German
Emperor has sent the following tele
gram to the Crown Prince:
your birthday falls this year in a
serious and decisive time In grateful
and full confidence the fatherland
and 1 look upon your and the other
battle fronts, which imperturbably
resist all attacks and which will stand
invincible in the new battles.
God grant the fatherland in your
new year Of life full victory and a
peace filled with blessings"
The Crown Prince of Germany was
born May 6, 1882. He Is at present in
command of the German armies fac
ing the French offensive
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
BEST REMEDY FOR
WHooPING COUGH

Last winter when my little boy had
the whooping cought ] gave him Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs.
]. B. Roberts, East st. Louis, Ill. 1T
kept his cough loose and relieve him
of those dreadful coughing spells. II
is the only cough medicine | keep in
the house because l have the most
confidence in it." This remedy Is
also good for colds and Group.
(may-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
JoFFER AND COMMISSION
IN TRAIN WRECK

ARCOLA, ILL, May 10.-The special
train bearing General Joffre. Vice
Premier Viviani and other members
Of the French mission eastward after
tour of the Middle West, was wreck.
ed in the middle OF a cornfield, midway
between Arcola and Filson, H., at
1880 o'clock Monday night.
Several persons suffered slight
bruises, but none Of the members OF
the French party was injured.
The cause Of the wreck is not yet
known. Railroad employees who made
an examination OF the wreck by Ian
tern light expressed the opinion that
the cars were derailed accidently. Sc
cret Service men, headed by William
Nye, began an immediate inveuga-
ton.
The train was SPEEDING eastward at
the rate of 40 miles an hour, after
leaving Springfield, Ill, where General
Joffre and Nj. Viviani laid a wreath on
the tomb of Abraham Lincoln late Mon
day afternoon
Fifty miles northwest of Terre
Haute. Ind, the tender of the second
locomotive of a double header sudden
ly left the rails. The baggage car i'm
mediately behind lunged over on its
side and fell crosswise of the rails, a
tangled mass.
The Pullman car bearing newspaper
correspondents, Immediately behind
the baggage car, crashed into the bag
gage car and left the rails, but did not
turn over. The dining car, next be
hind, left the tracks with a crash, but
the compartment car, in which Secret
Service men were riding, and the OBJ
servation car, quartering Vice Pre-
mier Viviani, remained on the rails.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11
ROAD TO HAPPINESS.

Be amiable, cheerful and good ma
tured and you are much more likely
to be happy. You will find this diff.
cult, if not impossible. however, when
you are constantly troubled with con
stipation. Take Chamberlain's Tab
lets and get rid Of that and it will be
easy. These tablets not only move
the bowels, but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion.
(may-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11

Lots OF men would never be able to
recognize themselves as fools If they
didn't fall in love.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-11

Few men make their way through
the world on the strength of their
chronological development.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-20
10 HsPickIe

While on the streets Sunday
morning Mi. Joe H. Pickle was
taken suddenly i'll and was driven
in an automobile to the home Of
his brother. N. A. Pickle. on
Broadway where DR.. Green was
Immediately called to attend him.
His condition grew rapidly worse
and within a short time he ex-
pired.
Mr.. Pickle lived in Memphis
and came to Tupelo about two
weeks ago and with his brother
was in the stock business. He
was q native of Bedford county,
Tennessee, and q number of
years ago moved to Aberdeen
where he lived until his move to
Memphis q few years ago. He
was q man Of sterling worth as
q citizen and q successful bust
ness man. He was, highly es-
both in Aberdeen where
he lived so long and also in Mem
phis where his last years were
spent. He was fo~rty-seven
years old. He leaves a wife,
several brothers and many
friends to mourn his loss. The
remains were taken to Aberdeen
for intermenr.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-04-20
Notice to Creditors

In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division of
the Northern District of Mississippi.
In Equity. No. 13.
Jones & Hopkins Manufacturing Co.,
Complainants, vs.. Asa w. Allen ct.
al, Defendants.
By virtue of q decree of this court Of
date April 5th, 1917, wherein the clerk
of this court is ordered to make publ
cation for creditors, l, the undersigned
clerk aforesaid, do hereby give notice
to all persons holding claims against
Asa w. Allen and Asa w. Allen Com
pany that by decree of this court dated
March 1st. 1916, w. H. Carlisle. of
Aberdeen Miss, was appointed Inter-
locutory Receiver therein: and by de-
cree of this court of date April 5th.
1917, vas continued herein as Receiver;
and further that all creditors of the
said Asa ". Allen and Asa w. Allen
Company are hereby notified to file
and prove their respective claims, ac-
cording to law, against said defendants
on or, before the lst day OF October.
1917, or otherwise be excluded from the
benefits of this Receivership. Such
petitions may be filed without other
leave than this order, and the credit
ors filing such petitions to give security
for costs. Notice is further given that
the institution of any separate suit of
any kind by and of the creditors of
said defendants are by said order en-
joined. L. E. Oldham, Clerk.
BY R. D. Crenshaw, D. C.
This April 16, 1917.
T. T. McCarley. Nashville. Tenn. ].
A. sykes. Aberdeen, Miss, Solicitors
for Receiver. sat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

@erit. (Siebe oben nit fol-
ide 3orbe onItreihen. llno menn
Ie Dat nibt matt? ~ Ccnn pcrn ic
onibGtcnl~
@rceacn5 bib iib AMI oic 2ippcn.
rSoaen sic and Siii5ier-Ebcnota
untcrribten2" n3u 8eicbL @m.
@rceleu5l~ y0onn mterrihten
sic bite nal iiber oos aoiierIidc
SouS.~ n3u 9eiebl, @p. Grcel-
len5l"
nStaitonul BUR SSnipuftion.
Gbemo. Gas aaiierIihe 6ous &obrt
@u6l II 9luS mcIhem Souie ltommt
unier Serrlder2 9(us Dem Souie
Sobcn5oaern. llno pat IS oie 500
ben5oaern no62 Got IS en- Sd)ipp.
llnO no is Oas in Sontmer2 Sn oe
9ioro- lnO in oe Office. I'm mo- is
oat in @intcr2 lip Die aoiierlidc
@erit. IT. (Siebe oben) .... NIT
folibe 6orbe anitreihen. ltnS menn
ie oat MID moft? ~ 0cnn mern Ie
onibdtenl~
llnO Oa CAB Seine grceaen5 ooS
9lennen orf. (9ms Der 6ront5eituns
Ser 6lieger". }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

NdaplCr auf 0icie @oiinlm8en iebt
in0em cr beioHt, OaB ole gllnerito.
ncr gan5 auocrc ytciic6eqlieullic9fei-
iell lor0ern ais lie 6routrciA 3u
bictcn Dcrnoa, Dian Bat iib an9c-
lidts Oicier 9lbtiibhung 8mar omnit
troItcn lpoIIcu, 0oB 8rontrciD ms
bcionoere in @uris 9lu5iebungs-
puntte babe, bic ale ii6rigcn Dldn-
gel po9l oltipiegen fGnnten i1cint
ober ooh oenau on uiiicM Dab oie
@er6cfroft oieies &odmittelS gcru-
oe iiir 9lmcrifa ni6t gcniigt uno
arbeitct iniolgcOeilen nod onoere
Yldne aus, oorunter 3. 9. 0eL fiir
oie Sobrt ii6er Oen G5eon fran3oii-
id)e &rie9sidiife 8nr 8crfii0ung 8u
iieaeu fir Die mon no@ 6rieoeus-
ihluB feline rc@te @ciWditigung ba-
be.
Ser @eoonfe ent6e6rt e6eniolUeni8
Ger 0ri9iualitdt mic Scr 9eoritl-
olng. Gr d1nclt 0cm, oen 6remoen-
from in eriier Sinie auf 0ic bIut9e-
trdntte Groc 9tor0oit-6ranfrei6s 81
lciten, Elm Gorihlog, DER ou1 bon
niuiiterieaer Seite empfo6len NOR
oen III. Sn 0cliti6IanO bat man oieie
SS0ce bcip0ttclt, babel a6cr iiberie6en,
0aB BON ocutiAeu llnterne6mern i1on
Dor So6resfriit o&ric9sia6rten nod
SitpreuBen mitlbeionocrer 9eriidii1-
tigiing BON N}oluren~ organiiirt NOR
Sen iino, Die 5mar inter Der 6lagge:
Seine &crgniigumgs 9ieilen Bur
Stdrfung oes Gpierlitnsl Sebrmg
ocs @erfc6rS in Sen not6lcioenoen
@ro0iu5rnl~ lieien, I'M @rltuoe in
oeiieR 5uu guten S6eil gIeibiaas
Spefulationcn nuf Scniationsluit
itno glcugier iporcn. Die S6ladt-
ieloer Des gSeltfriegeS weroen fir
&inoerttauienoe QSaQio6rtsorte iein
obcr S6ielte ser Gerfe6rs. SSn0uitrie
IoQten iie nid)t Iein. g8eOer 9cutid).
Iono nod 6rantrei6 6a6en iibrigens
ioIcbe @}ittel n0t6ig. 9eioe bciibcn
nod uneri1loiicne SA0n5eiten 9e-
mig, oie 6remoe loden ln0 an5ie6en
f6mnten. 6rcnireih brauGt MIR an
sic 9bonc 5it oenfen Ocren uner-
i66pilber 9iei5 nod Ionge niGt ges
nlg befonnt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Die aniierlid,c ggcrft.

Sin 6o6ercr &orgeicbter Ser @}a-
rine beic6tiot inter onoercm aub
Ocu llnterridt ser &efruten. Gin
oltcr 0edoiii5ier ion ii6cr cin tcdni-
i6cS G6eino iiitruircn. Gr wdblt
friih aus Dem @onogelelif rs n0ic
GoiicrIide @erft~.
n5tiaitannl 3lu Snipuftiou.
G6cma: &aiierlibe g9erit 9i66rt
@ud $50 fnmeu uniere Sdippc
bin mcnn iie fdpott iino2 Up Sc
aoiierli6e @eritl lin nat mot mi
oa 0enu mocben2 g9i n66ten inns
uoriebeu @cr miB iib 0a por-
ic6cn2 Gle 8inerleutc miiiien iidj
Ooric6en g9aru mot ib 0e Sim.
merliit porie6n2 CAB lie feincn 9la-
gel MP oe folihc Stea einidlogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

picriide 6a6igteit nimmt 5u Gle
ainoer gleihen iebt Dem g8ilo6acb i'm
Srii6iobr Cie SraIt- uno EroBge-
iiible Der 5legelja6re perOel oiige-
loft. &6ontoitiibe 9ciie- imo 9Ius-
monOercrpldne cntItc6en ais 6oIgc
ser lun5ltirie0cnbeit nit oeil &erbdlt-
niiien 81 &oule.
g8os Die @ebanOlung Der Sinoer
bctriiit, beionOerS bon Seiten ser
@ltcrn, ioll man iic nidt oerbGtideIn
mo perp06nen. Wion bari iie nidt
pie cine 6loBe Sode bebonOeln. Gle
8oroerlng pieler @ltern nod nn6e-
Oingtcr @brcrbietrng lit ebenlo Der-
ie6lt mic ungeredtcs umo iibermdBi-
geS 9eitraien. glll 0aS rcgt oie
Seele OeS ainoes gum giohOeufen
unO @riibeln an, idafitGerbitterllng,
lGbt cS an scr @credtigfeit Der 81
tern 5meifeln lno maht es DIT redt
trobig lno Itorriih. 9lub nit Tn-
Del mo @oripiirfen iollen Die Gltcrn
Ooriidtig umgeben oft peroirbt man
Oocurb biel mebr als man errci6t
uic oen @liern iiber6oupt Die groBt-
mogIibite Sel6Ibudt in Der ibmie-
rigen 8ebonollmg bon ainoern 5ir
enlpLebIen III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Serirrnnscn Ocs Sultiptts.

3obGos Iino sic @ciipieIe, sic 5ci-
gen. ooB ii9 Ser gtotllrtrieb Der
Ebiere ocrirrt. Sier ieicu ciniac dll'
gefii6rt.
Sin Guropder, Ser in Snoien Ieb.
te, er5GbIt, CT babe in ieincm @orten
ooS 9iIo eines Sunoes aus 3inf oiti-
geiteGt. Cine Gioeridldnge idoB
oorouf los unO Oeridlong Den 9Ib-
guB, ais ipdre CT Elm lcbenoer Suno
gemeien.
@oeel erfenncn i'm Spiegel i6r
@benbilo. Gin Star, Scr frei ber-
umIonien Ourite, lab nit Gorliebe
ouf elmer YIatte Dor Dem 4feilcripic-
gel uno iaua ieincm CoppcIgduser
I'M @laie ehpos Dor. @oben rm0
@emien crfennen ebenfoas ibr Spic-
geIbilO.
Sebr berl6ieoen bene6men iiA Die
SunOe, menn man iie Dor Sen Spic-
gel iteat. @ini9e 5eigen @iocrlpiaen
gegen ibr Spiegel6il0, anocre be-
ifnuppern cs. Sebr DroQig be-
nimmt ii6 Der Suuo @emGloen ge-
genii6cr. Ger befanntc E6iermnler
SperIing batte i'm eriten SaoIe Oes
Muierms 5u Sdwerin Elm lebcns-
groBes Simoe6ilo ousgeIteQt Gin
S5iinoden Elm 9ottenfdneer, ocr 5u-
idaig in Ocn SoaI FAM beatc oos
9ilo an itno lief Damn Dor 9(ngit
belllcno, ourd idmmtIide Muieum-
Sale. Sin Iedcl, Ger in 0as gltelier
oes Nalers @eeeno in Wliin6en FAM
umfreiIte bculeno ons groBe gil0
o&eBiog0 i'm Mittelolter~ unO iudtc
Iid Den iogenOen @unoen an5uihlic-
ben. Ter 9ilObauer Giil6c milBtc
oos bcmolte Nlooca cincs GcrrierS
ino zines onoeren Sunocs aus iei-
mem 9ltelier entfernen neil scr 5lnn
Seiu6 onpeienoe GcdeI beioe an-
bellte rmo 81 6eiBen perIu6te.
Ger 6preIlenanglcr benitt ais
Sober cine fiinItlibe, aus bemaltem
Sto6I georbeitete 6licge. Sehte imO
9ori6e beiBen eicrig uuf 9leiiii6e
an, Die man an elmer Shulr binter
Dem aobn ber5ie6t, 10 ooB iie i6ein-
bar idpimmen. Olandbe, bic ii6
ii6cr oieie @rideinumg wlmOerten
babe i6 gefroet r9ciBen nidt ou6
Mcni6en lelbit ie6r fluge, am leb-
bofteitcn auf 9le6 on?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

rnngen gebt cine Icb6oile 9sropaaon.
oa-1botiefcil, sic cinmal oas ,Sn-
lano, iooann aber ailb oaS Ucr6iin.
oete iin0 beirermOctc gluslonO ocrans
laiicn ioa bci'nl @eoercinicbcn Der
9ieile.&ompogne iran56iilcbcn sur
lno grbolun8sorten Dor ireuocn ocn
8or5iig 81 gcben
@enn oieie Eropogonoa iid be.
greiflidlcr peiie oid duBerlib bor
allen ae9en Ceuil6lon0 ridtct, 10
lit iie ood iebr ooji onget6oL outb
Die 9luinertionfeit ser Sdnpci5 SIT
meden, Die Die gSirfln9 ia icbieBlid
oireft oocr INDIRECT ou(9 5u Ipiren
befommen fam. @erpor5u6c6cn it,
ooB oie fron50iiibc Ereiie oicie &c.
Itre6lngen in por6il0Ii6cr @ciie I'm.
teritiibt bollptiddlicb 0urb &er0i
ientlicbung gutter Yropaaanoa.Flou-
oereien ole nidt I'M 0letlame-S6eil,
lonoern lietS i'm Cert an 6eroorro.
gen ibtborer StclIc crihciucn. Sii6
reno limo in oieicr 9c5ic6lng
n@cloire~ un0 oGigue Iotionale,
aus 0eren Spalten mouderlei cute
9lnreglnoen eeidopit wcroen fon-
nen.
SSn oos gleide 6apitcl ae10rt Der
in 9elancon 9epIante, cincn Soften
ouhuanO bon $4,000 8roucs erior.
ocrn0e u@aoillon fir Eoiriitif," 5u
oeHen 9ctrie6s- unO ltnter6oltlngs-
foltcn oic Staot IS Sabre lang idbr-
lid 10000 Ironcs bciItcucrn mill.
ST 1T ais e9grbemittel fir &eiicn
nat9 Der 6rande Gontc geoabt uno
foil gerfaufsrdimc allcr glrt, 0ut.
felfommcrn Soilettcnrdune, cine
@iletauSga6eiieue, @orOero6crdlmie
@epddrdume, Sclcgrap6en. ln0
6ernipreheront, Dor alleni o6er gut
geleitete gluSfiinftsi6oltcr ent6oltcu,
iteat ollo inn @ruu0e ui1ts ais Elm
in einem Son0crge6duOe unterQe-
brodteS Gerfebrsbureou Oor, Ocnl-
mas immerbin nidt obne 9eoelltln9
lit II 3n6lreibe 9equemlidfeitsciu-
rihtlngen on9eglieOert iino, ie iic
Der reiieuoe 6remoe liebt.
Sbre Souptboifningen ri9tct oic
fron5olilde 9feiieinouitrie olf Die be.
fonnten 100000 rciC6en glmerifaner,
Die Der StatiItif 6ufolge Dor Dem
&rieg iobrous, iobreiu europe be-
iudt imo babel minoeltens 5pei 0til
lioroen 5ronfen ousgegeben bobcn
iollen. Gieien N&iliar0cuitrom mod.
te man n elm 5por peritGnoiger,
ober trosocm reidlid ielbitiHhtiger
@unid- ourh eceigncte &ropa
gonoo nusihlicBlid nob 6ronfrcih
leiten, neil 5ronfrcih nom 9(nlic6t
Der bielen 8reunoe oicier Soec, allcs
bietct, mas fir oen Qlmeritaner 81
elmer rehten Glroporeiie gc6ort. GS
iit mln bemcrfenSmert6, ooB elm ci-
gems 5unl Shioium Scr 8e0ingiu-
gen, ilnter oenen Ole 9lmerifauer 81
reiien 9epobnt iino, IN oie @erei-
nisten Stooten gelonotes @iitelieo
oes fron5oiiiAen Observation-Disclosures
in icipem 9eridt einen frdftigcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

&er nniB lib noM Ooliebcn2 0ie
8euerlcut miifcn iic1 ooricbei. @o.
rlun mot iic5 bic 6iirliit poric5en2
Sat ie fccu sir mp DC iali6e Stcu
annohcn User mot lit nod Dor.
ic6cn2 Eic 5cgcluaNcr mot iid
nod uoric6cn. &arm mot iib bic
Scgelmo6cr nod porieben2 Cat lie
fein Segel up De ioli6e Stea oui-
biiien. geer mot ii6 nod porie6en?
0ie Malcr niiiien iid nod porieben.
&arlm miiiicn iidj Ole NiaIer Dor.
ie6cn? Got ie feen Sdjipp NIT foli6e
6arbe anitreidcn. llno mcnn ic 0ot
MD moft2 II (@}it @eiiibO Gem
wern ie oniddtenl"
Ger 9eiidtigcnoc nidte beifdaig
mo iagtc. sd ie6e, oaB S6ncu oie.
les E6cma gon5 6cionoers gltt liegt.
giin bite initrrrcu sic mir NAL
iiber Gin militdrii6cs I6enal~ -
u,3u Seic5l Gw. @rceaen5l~
0StIlitonnl 3ur Snipuftiou. Sbe-
ma: Gie 9Lusriiitng Der @lorine
9l66rt @uc6 IT gSomit lit Oie N}o-
rine ouSgcriiitet? W1it oos @emebr
81. g8ie weit ldicBt Oos? 1000 @te-
ter. lln0 penns ous nic6t t6lit2
9enn cs cS fopott. llnO no fonlmt
es 0cnn bin? lip Oe &oilerli6e
gSerft. lln0 nat mot pe oo 0cin ma
c6en2 Isl m6ten uns Doriebeu. Ner
muB ii6 ga porlcben2 9ie 8inmer-
leute miiiien iid borieben. g8orunt
m0t lib &c 3immcrliit borieben2
@oB iie feinen Olagcl MP Oe foli1e
Sten einiAlogen. g8er nuB li6
nod Dorie6en. Die 5eucrIeute mot
iidl borie9en. @orlm mot ii6 sc
5iirliit 0orieben? Dat ie feen Sir mp
0e foli6e Stea onmoden. @er mot fit
nod porieben? Gie Segelmo6er mot
iiG nod borleben. gSorlint mot iib
Die Segelmo1er nod Oorleben9 3at
ic fcen Segcl mp Oe folibe Stea ouf-
biiien. g8er mot licb nod oorieben2 ?
Sc @2oler nliiHen iih nod Oorleben.
g9orun mot fit oie 02aler Dor.
ic6en? 0ot ie feen Sdipp nit foli6e
Sorbe onitrei6en. lin wenn ie 0ot
mid moft? II (@1it @efiiBD 9enn
mern ie onitbdtenl"E
Ser bobe Serr fdmpfte NIT cinent
2a6en. nlln0 nun initruiren Sic
NAL, bite, iiber elm Sbema, oas ii6er
ooS @enebmen ser Sellte belebrt,
biellciHt 0ie @9rcnbe5eugungen ~
~" n8u 8efebl, Gp. GrceIlen5l"
nShnitannl Bur SSnipuftion.
56eno: Gic @6ren6e5eugrngen.
9lo6rt Sud Gie G6rcn6cSeugun-
gen ser N}arine g8ie crmeiIt ser
SolOot ieinc G6rcnbejcuglmgcn2
Turd @riiBcn unO @or6eigebeu in
itrommer 6altlmg go 9riiBt Der
SolOot 0ilreb 9lnIegen Der 6onO an
bic aopibcocdlng2 @ritens; ailf
strnBcn. 3wcitcnS. in groBen
9n6n60icn. GrittcnS: am aai, $50
griiBt Scr Sol0at ourb Gor6eieeben
in itrammer Soltlng2 @riiens: in
@ebdu0cn 3weitens an 9oro.
ltuO Orittcns: mp Oe &oiierli6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Pins scr fran5Ofiiden S}erfc6rsinOn.
Itrie.

Itric.
W2m miiBte liigen, penn man be-
bonpten mollte, es bate Der fran5o-
liIhen 9leiie- ino @erfebrs- -Snolitrie
friiber an ieglider 5nitiotiDe geieblt.
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-01
WAR SUMMARY

All the troops attached to the Amer. ican eypeditionary force have reached Farnce safely The transfer was one of the largest ever undertaken by the United States without the loss of q man or serious illness. Dispatches filed during the week, released by the censor today, say the trip was made or schedule time and that the Amer ican fighters are in splendid trim ! The scene of heaviest fighting on the western front is now the Verdun sec tor. Over the same ground on which they met with such a serious check at the hands of the French last year. the Germans are making serious as saults with picked forces. For the most part their efforts have been nulli- fled by the. French, but the Germans succeeded in retaining some conquered ground on the west slope of Dead Mans Hill
 On the Aisne also the Germans are on the offensive. They attacked last night near Cerny ans Corbeny. meet ing with a devastating French fire which all but annihilated their attack ink detaclments. Northeast of Cerny they slightly succeeded in gaining salient which had been leveled by ar tillery fire.
 Whether these operations marked the resumption of a new offensive by Germans is not yet clear The official German statement throws no light on this subject. merely. mentioning the capture of 800 metres of trench line east of Hin 3O4 and Of several French lines south of La Boyille farm on the Aisne front. There are indications of return of active operations on the Russian front The German war office reports that the Russians, apparently influenced by pressure exerted by their allies, are maintaining a strong fire over the front of 40 miles in east ern Calicia and that a Russian attack evidently is imminent
 Agaello Pass, which the Italians captured recently in their advance on the front below Trent. has been eva cuated. Rome announces that the Italian advanced forces have been withdrawn on account of the prolonged and violent bombardment of the Aus trians, but that the Italians still hold the eastern end of the pass.
 The French aTmored cruiser, 7,57S tons, has been sunk off Point St. Matiieu while on her way from Dakar, African to Brest. She was destroyed by mine with the loss of 3S men.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-01
SENATE WORKING ON COMPROMISE CLAUSE
 FOR FOOD MEASURE

WASHINGTON, June 30. - Much progress toward compromise on pro- hibition and little on other features in the food control bill was made today by the senate.
 Sentiment crystallized in favor of a substitute prohibition section follow ing the line of President Wilson's sug- gestion to prohibition leaders to drop the fight against the manufacture of beer and wines.
 After conferences with other leaders, Senator Chamberlain drafted tenta. tive section which would stop manu- facture of distilled beverages only, without giving the president any au- ttOrity over malt and vinuous bev- erages. This draft will be considered tomorrow at a special meeting of the senate agriculture committee. It is said by the leaders to have the general support of senators although several plan an earnest effort to give the pres ident power to discontinue brewing and wine-making.
 The administration leaders also plan to eleiminate the provision giv- ing the president authority to com mandeer existing stocks of distilled spirits.
 General debate with speeches by Senators Lewis and Reed occupied the senate all-Of today Senator Chamber lain tonight said it was not probable that he bill would be passed before the Fourth of July recess.