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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
Owing to the Shortage of the Wheat
Crop This Order May Became Ef-
fective within Thirty Days

Washington, June 5.-"War bread,
as a measure for conserving our wheat
supply, is to bring the war directly
to the table of every American fam
lily.
Under plans already worked out,
one of the first food control measures
to be ordered by Herbert c. Hoover.
as director of food conservation. is
expected to be the milling of a high
er percentage of -four from each bush
Ell of wheat, and the mixing with
wheat flour of certain percentage of
rye -four and corn or potato meal
In view of the present depleted re-
serves of wheat, and the prospects
for a short wheat crop this year. this
order probably will be made effective
within 50 days, or as soon as the
grain census now under way has been
completed.
American love for fine wheat
bread has resulted in such refined
processes of milling that more than
one-fourth of every bushel of wheat
milIed here is lost for bread uses; 27
per cent. goes into bran, shorts and
middlings. which are fed to stock.
Americas breadstuff supply may be
increased one-twelfth. Secretary of
Agriculture Houston says, without les
sening the nutritive value by milling
Isl per cent of the grain into -four in
stead Of 73. This would give us 49,
100000 additional, barrels OF four a
year.
BY mixing 10 10 % per cent. rye
and corn -four with wheat -four our
volume of bread materials may be
further increased by from 10000, 900
to 50,000,0O0 barrels.
In HoOyer's view, food is more ne
cessary than arms and munitions and
fighting men. And although some re-
quirements may seem drastic TO lux
ury-lOving Americans, Hoover knows
they are as nothing with the restric-
tions imposed in Europe
War bread for the United States
will be one answer to the great prob
lem.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
AN EVEN DOZEN OF FAMILY OF
THIRTEEN LOST IN WAR

St. Petersburg, June Before
the war began in Europe the family
Of George Feltham of this city, for
merly of Ocala) numbered thirteen
Now it numbers only one, twelve
members having lost their lives in
the conflict
All of Mr. Felthams cousins were
young men and were among the first
called to the colors of their country
The only one surviving has been
wounded four times. but is still fight
ing.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
OLD VETS MADE YOUNG AGAIN
IN NATIONS CAPITAL

1 Washington, D. C. June ), 1917.
/ Special to the Ocala Banner:
The ending of the second day OF
the great Confederate gathering was
more illustrious and Illuminating than
the first.
Through the whole proceedings one
eternal purpose runs: That this must
be a united nation; that democratic
government shall endure. This spirit
was voiced by President Wilson and
Robert E. Lee, grandson of the the
immortal Confederate general.
Great crowds continue to flock to
the city, and all are being we'll cared
for.
Tonight a big ball is in progress at
the Arcade. and some of the big no.
tells are entertaining principally for
the spOnsoriaI stats.
Bands are playing in all the parks
and school children are parading and
singing patriotic songs. F. II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
Throughout the Entire Day Registration
Officers Were Kept Busy Issuing the
Required Certificate
MUSIC AND SPEECHES TO STIR EVERY HEART

carried flag or some other patriotic
emblem.
On the court house square the ex-
ercises began with the flag raising,
after which Rev. G. A. Ottmann de.
livered a very beautiful and impress
i've prayer.
The first speech of the morning was
made by Mr. W. T. Gary. who made a
short but magnificent address. He
has a splendid voice, and every word
he said. was so clear and distinct that
it could be heard by nearly all in the
court house yard and the streets adj
joining.
OF course on an occasion like this
people are hot and tired and restless
and it is more or less difficult TO keep
their attention, but on the whole the
order was exceptionally good.
Following Mr.. Garys mastery
speech, which was full 10 the brim
and oyerfowing with patriotic senti-
ment. Judge W. S. Bullock. Col John
NJ. Martin and Rev. J. r. Herndon all
made patriotic speeches. each apos-
trophizing the flag. and paying mag
niicent tribute to President Wilson.
These speeches were all very fine.
and the reporter regrets not bing able
to secure copies OF them all IN order
TO prin5 t;em in full.
Mayor J. Z. Chace acted - master
of ceremonies.
The speeches were Interpreted
with music by the band. and the sing
ing of the Star Spangled Banner"
America, and Dixie" by the school
children and others in the big audi
ence The singing was led by Mrs
H. NJ. Hampton, Mrs. r. G. Blake
Miss Music Bullock, Miss Nellie Ste
vens, Messrs. Lester Lucas and Da-
vid and Charles Woodrow.
The benediction was pronounced by
Mr.. HerndOn.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Washington. June 5.-Veterans of
the Confederacy gave President Will
son a tremendous ovation here today
when he welcomed them to the ma
tional capital at the opening meeting
of the twenty-sevneth annual re-un-
ion. AS the president. accompanied
by Mrs. Wilson, assembled the plat
form. the old soldiers waved their
hats and the hall resounded with the
famous rebel yell'' of the sixties.
President Wilson told the warriors
from Dixie that the country was glad
TO remember the heroic things done
on both sides in the war between the
states, and that theer were many
things which make one proud to have
sprung from that stock.
The soldiers of Dixie displayed
their interest in registration day by
the impromptu gathering in groups.
where patriotic airs predominated
They We're up bright and early to see
the men of the younger generation
enrolling for service in the war
with Germany.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

At the age of 50 past, Gen. E. NJ
Law, the only surviving general OF
the Confederacy, is eager to give his
last days to the service of his coun
try. He is yet alert and vigorous
mentally and physically. and his pa.
triotism and talents are not only in.
spring, but would prove opportune
and useful.-Lakeland Telegram.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Raysor and lit
tie son of Lowell were in Ocala Tues
day for the registration day demon
stration. Mr.. Raysor left at night
for Tallahassee, where he goes on
important business, and will be in the
capital city for several days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
BOARD OF TRADE THANKS ClTE
EMS OF OCALA

In behalf of the board of trade,
wish to thank all who co-operated in
making the observance of registration
day such a splendid success. To Col
Nash, chairman. and the representa-
tives of our various organizations and
industries especial thanks are due.
W. T. GARY, President.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
The Little Bows Drill

One Of the most interesting sights
of the day was the drilling of the lit
tie boys of the primary department
OF the Ocala High School, as they
marched through the streets and
went through the tactics that had
been taught them at school the past
year. The little fellows were drilled
by Capt. Weihe, and all who saw the
maneuvers We're amazed at the won
derful progress the boys have made.
Ocaia F. ecinct No. Registers SOB
The court room Tuesday was as
busy as at a primary or general cleo
ton, and all during the day and into
the night there was a stream of
young men. both white and colored,
vending their way upstairs to regis
ter. The registering was in charge
of Mr.: L. r. Trammell, ably assisted
by Messrs. Peter Mcintosh. W. H.
Cassels, c. L. West. J. D. Mcdonald
and W w Clyatt, and j. x. Powers,
Jos. Giles and Theodore Merchant.
The last three we're colored. and they
were in charge of the registering of
the colored men of the conscription
age
During the day there were 503 reg
istered, and they were almost equally
divided. there being some eight or ten
more whites than colored to register.
Had the national guardsmen been
qualified to register there would have
been at least 20 or - NOR to register
in this precinct
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Miss Eloise Henry of Oklawaha, is
expected home the latter part of this
keek from Hollins, Va. where she at
tends Hollins College.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Mr.. J. A. Keller of Cotton Plant,
one of our valued new subscribers,
was among the visitors in the city
on Monday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
PLAN TO DRAFT OVER A MIL
LION MEN FORM TEN MIL
LION REGISTERING TODAY

Exemptions Probably viii Result in
Reducing the Number to 625sooo
Men for immediate Service
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Mrs. Lee Miller of Whitney is the
guest of her mother and sister, Mrs.
S. A. STANDBY and Miss Tommie
Standley.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Mr.. r. A Alfred returned TO Ocala
Sunday from the north and will be
in the city for a few days on business.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Miss Sue Barco went out to Cotton
Plant Tuesday to spend a few days
with her brother. Mr.. Newcom5 Bar
20
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

Mrs. Seckinger of Martel was among
the visitors in Ocala on registration
day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

CLASS EXEMPTIONS NOT CON.
TEMPLATED BY U. S.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
NAL SBY MACHINERY ca.

Mr.. w. ]. Willis or feddick was
among the well known visitors from
the country in town Monday on bust
ness.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
Notes


There were great many persons
in from the country for registration
day Besides the large number par
Iticipating in the parade the streets
and sidewalks were lined for blocks
with spectators in machines teams
land on foot
At the Temple theater there We're
several patriotic songs sung during
the picture show. SO in every place
possible and in every way possible
the patriotic note was evidenced
Tuesday.
In the evening there was q Gand
concert on the square, which was lis
tened to and enjoyed by large
crowd.
Registration Day for the Red Cross
The Red Cross members did a land
office business all day Tuesday at
their headquarters down town For
this occasion they had their place es-
pecially attractively decorated and
presided over by beautiful young girls
in Red Cross garb.
Cold drinks were dispensed all day
by a number of small girls and boys,
both in the headquarters and on the
streets. and Red Cross buttons were
sold and memberships received.
The Red Cross is greatly indebted
to the Coca-Cola and Chero-Cola COM
panies for the gift of delicious soft
drinks.
From the sale of drinks, buttons,
etc, over SIS was realized, and the
Following new members were receiv-
ed: L. A. Dwelle, Mike Dorset, Ross
Turner, Richard Dewey, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Baxter. L. Colson, G. H.
Chambers, Anna Duval, Harrington
Hail. G. w. Johnson, c. P. Leithey.
A. J. Hendricks, NJ. H. Rain, Fl. C.
Cameron, w. R. Groom, J. c. Jack
son, Sara and Margaret Herndon, Mr..
and Mrs r. W. Blalock, c. NJ. Living
ston, Carlton Erwin, Linn Hollinrake,
G. A. Nash, G. E. Jordan. Mrs. Fred
Cook, Miss Downs, Mrs. Purdom, Mrs
| W. o. Massey, DR.. Dozier, j. A. Muir
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08

In the evening there was q Cand
concert on the square, which was lis
tened to and enjoyed by a large
crowd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-06-08
Business Houses Closed for the Morn
ing and Every Organization Was
Well Represented When the
Big Procession Formed

''Breathes there man with soul so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
@phlen6arpme aIs 9atriOtell.

gSoibington IS. Suli.
WlarineiefretGr 0onieIS ridtete on
ctruo 500 Better BON @ei6to6len-
@linen in @enniDIbonien, @eit-8ir-
ginien uno WlorDlono Die 9lufforOe-
rling, oenlelben Yotriotismus on oen
Gag ou Iegen, 0en Die glmerifaner in
Uniform beipieien boben, menn eS
gilt, Der Hegierung fir 3riegs0pede
aoblen 81 liefern.
Ser SefretGr iogte Oies in elmer
9(nipro9e an ole Gollenmaenoten,
oie bierber eefommen noren, I'M be-
treffs &egeIung Der Yreiie rno Der
Yro0uttion nit Dem notionolen Ser
tbeioigungsratb 5u conferiren. gr
mics auf ben groBen 9oblenbeoarf
ser SIotte bin in0 lieB ourdbliden,
coB man 5u Den bereits beitellten
100000 Sonnen nod 5uiGsli6e
orei bis bier Wliuionen Eonnen be-
n0tbigen meroe. 0ie &oblenproou-
5enten berii6erten, ooB lie oIles in
ibren 4rGften StebenOe tbun ipoIlen,
um oen an iie ieitens Der &egierung
eeiteaten 9[nipriiAen ou geniigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
Q[mrrifaniide alptte in eiSameriFa.

Qlmcrifaniidc SIOtte in SiiOamerifu.
9uenos 9[ires, 18. Suli. -
Sm @erein nit Der gfcgierilng lit ein
8olfsousi6uB nit Der 9lusorbeitllng
Ger PlGne betreffs oes feltliden @m-
pfonges Der ongefiinOigten omerifa-
nii6en gscoOre beihGftiet. 9ie ame-
rifanii6en Griegsldiffe DerOen i'm
areigsbofen Wiobia Blanca BON ar
gentiniiben Sdiffen begriiBt weroen.
YrGiioent SSrigoDen miro inn Hegie.
rltngspoIaIt einen Gupfong 5u @bren
Ger nmeritanii6en Slotten-Offi5iere
geben un0 audi ser Wtiniiter oes
9lusnGrtigen plant cine Gbnli6e
@brung. Serner beobiidtigeu Die
Offi5iere Der orgentiniihen &riegs-
W3arine, iomie Der popIlGre 9lus-
iduB, @nnfette 0u @bren Der mill.
fommenen @Glte 0l Oernnitolten.
Gin groBes @oafeit, onOere @mpfGn-
ge, iopie 9lusfliige in Die romontiide
ltmgebung Der Stoot meroen oos
6eitprogramm oer0oaltGnoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
edlaf mnO GrmiiOnms.

@s mag Sen Meniben 5ur @eIdei-
oenbeit in ser 9eltrtbeillng peiter
abliegenoer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oOer
p6iloiopbiider 6ragen Itimmen
menn er iiebt, wie wenig er iogar
ii6er Diele ser aatGgli6lten @ore6nge
rmo @rideinngen, Oie in eneIier
9erbinOimg nit ieinem 2eben iteben,
pirfIi6 meiBl llno Oarin lit iogar
mir menig llnteri6ieo 5piihen se-
6lOeteu imo ingebiIoeten @erionen.
90 berridbt iiber oas 9roblem oes
S6lafs ooer iiber Die gin5elbeiten,
oie in ieinen 8ereid fallen, nod
6eute groBe MeinllnesOerihieoen-
belt. Gies fam nidt eeraoe nit
@efrieoieiine erfiiaer, wenn eS iid
nm etmas ban0eIt, oos reidlid elm
Qrittel Ser menidlideu griitena aus
fiiat ODER ousfiilen ionte
Snmerbin erfennt oie Gr5tIide
@iIienidaft 8ienIib einbeIlig oie cnt-
ideioen6e 9eoeuting oeS Sdlofs in
falt allen Tineen on ,oie Die @eilno.
belt betreffen; mo cine Scr erIteu
6ragen zines 9(r3tes an eincn ga.
tienteu Ger i'm in irgeno cincr
Sadie IN 9Iuipru1 nimmt, pfIeet oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
Wlniien ldlnell maiden .

SEEM gorf, 1S. SuIi. II Ser
tretcr ser gtationolen Wtorine-2igo,
Ser trnnsotlantiiden 9nmpferIinien,
Scr 0torine-WliIi0 iinO anoerer mari
timer Sntereiien fomen beltte i'm 8l-
reou bon 9lueuIt Belmont 5uiammen-
@S bonoeIte iid um 8eipre6ung ei-
nes Hlones 6ur ShuIung bon Mo-
troien fir 9lmerifa's $nnOelsflotte.
Sr. Belmont lit @oriiser Oes glus-
IbuiIeS, pelGem Die @riinoung zines
nautii6en gLusbiloungs Sdullpms
onbeimGelteIt ipor0en 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
cSu @Hbl6SnIeru.

Gbicogo, 1S. Suli. - Nlad
9(neoben oes @efliigel- @roBb BbGnolerS
g8. 9. 0loores logern in 0en &iibl-
bGuiern Gbicogo's mebr olS OreiBte
W1iIlionen @funO @efliigel. Sin be-
trG6tliber Sbeil Oieier 9fieienmenge
iei fir ole britii6e Heeierllng einge-
lagert Woroen 2estere lei ober ni6t
im Gtonoe geipeien, Die 5ur @efor-
oerllng n0tbieen Shiffe NIT &iibl-
rGumen oufolttreiben rn0 bobe Die
meiIten 9luftrGee mieOer con8eIIirt.
Sum oeriuben - ipie Sr. Weoore
logt TT ole @igentbiimer Oes Siib-
nerfleii6es, ibren lleberfluB gum
@reiie BON % bis 25 Gents ous
&funo los 0u merOen, mas aber
i6mer fale, on Die 9leinbGnoler be-
reits mebr @oore on Sono Baben,
ols iie obieben fonnen.
0ieIe &leinb6noler pollen ben
Yreis ni6t 0riifen Der beute 5lpi-
i6cn 33 un0 40 Gents ldpunft uno
in mon6eu SGlen iogor 43 Gents
betrGat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
Qc6nt Oic Sire a6.

Tten- Gin, 1S. Suli. = BRA
iiOent 81 guam Sung beidWort an
ldBli6 ser 9Gnfiinoigitne ieiner &e-
iignotion Oas 2anO, 5eng awo
Chang, oen @ice-&rGiiOenten, fir Die
ErGiiOenti6oft 6u unterltiisen. 5eng
amo Gbong bat Die Stelle Oes ober-
item 2eiters Der @ei6ide Gbina's o6-
Qelebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

~-tN <tltLlDDAb DuluAI lutlt Gh9ONpC
dnoere 5rogen erIporen.
@s beitebt in Sa6freiieu old nidt
mebr Diel Streit Oariiber, oaB Der
Our9idnittIibe Menid minoeitens s
BON Oen "a Stunoen iAIafen ioae.
Mon6en beliebt es nod imner,
penn oieie 6rage auftaldt, iofort
Die 9eiipiele Ginger beriibnter Yer-
ionen on5ufiibren, Die einen peit fir
3eren Sdlaf fir geniigeno erfldrten
OOer geIegentlid iogur be6aupteteu
er iei iiberbaupt fem mirflides Be-
OihNis, pie BEL @Oiion ooer 98opo-
leon Dem @rlten.
9lber es lit nidt 81 bergeiien, oaB
geapOleon ais elm berb1ltnismGBig
iuuger Nfann itarb, uno' onB gOiion
Der ii6rigens i1on manbe, geIinoe
geiugt, iebr gepogte 8ebauptltngen
aufgeiteut bat, cine 2e6ensperiooe er-
reibt bat, in ser ibm flint bis feds
Stunoen anboltenOen S9lafs genii.
gen.
Brdiioent @iIlon idlGft tGgli9 8
bis 915 StrnOeu, 9rDan 8 bis 10
Stunoen, llnO @rs9rdiioent &ooie-
belt genau 8 Stlnoen. 02an mag
iiG 81 3eiten Den gelpobnten Sdlaf
ie6r 6etrddtlid berfiir5en, nber Oos
Oorf MIR OoriibergebenO geideben
unO zines Der i9linmiten llebel, Die
eS geben fann 1T S1lafloiigteit
Gies Oelltet ni6t oorouf bin oaB
Sdlaf fnlr cine 9lngeipobnbeit iei.
9(ber tpas lit eigentlib ser S1lof?
@irO er nur our9 @rmiiOung perur-
ia6t, mas man gem0bnIib 10 nennt?
Gieie GrflGrlng reidt bel neitem
nidt aus. Gem es 1T befarut, DAB
cine Perion iebr ermiioet iein unO
Ood Ourdaus ni6t eini6Iaien fam;
ia in bielen 8Gaen i6lieBt gerooe
Elm ie6r bober @ra0 bon gruiioung
Oas Shlaien aus.
ytl6t 10 libel flingt Die Sbeorie,
oaB Der S6ldf Our9 Oen ,Snitinft Der
Sel6iter6altling berllria6t peroe. ga
man fam iagen oaB mir Oamit Der
SOitng Der 6rage 10 nabe eetommen
leien mie es iiberbaupt m0gli6 lit.
9lber oiele GrfIdrilne lit bod uur
cine iebr aaeemeine, uno Die llria6e
Oes Sdlafes lit nod INNER elm Sc.
beinniB geblieben ooer eS miir0en
ni9t 10 oielerlei 9lnIibten oariiber
Oerbreitet iein.
Gin @ele6rter 0es SmitIon'i6en
SnitititeS, &cgenore, bat our9 @r.
perimente oareetban, oaB Der Wlangel
an Sdlaf elm gelpiiies eiitiges 8Iui-
oum i'm @ebirn enttpidelt, rno ooB,
penn oieles 6huoum einem trdfti-
gen, iriid-geiun6en Sdugetbier ein-
aelpribt miro. es bel oieiem S9ldf-
rigfeit 6erporbrinet. Dies i6eiut oa-
raul bin5umeiIen, OaB Der MeniG,
ebenio pie ). 9. Ger pllnO. ettpas in
leinem 90rper bat, Oas S9Iof ber-
Oor6ringt unO 5it irnterl6eioen lit BON
Der @rmiiolmg. glber mas OieieS lit,
oas bat Die S9iiienidoft nod gu ent-
oeden.
Die @iiienidaft fennt ieoo6 ole
l6GoliAen @irfungen bon 0uOieL
Sdlaf II llno 0ie nod idGolideren
bon Sdlafloiigfeit. @ieIe Ger g1erDeii-
Itoruneen al oenen oas omerifani-
ide Golt in 6eionoerenl WloBe leioet,
iinO ourouf 5uriid8ufiibren baB Oos
aorperiDitem oos Opfer bon Sdlnf-
9lusbungerllng miro. Mon ihGtt,
Dab unter ie oeBn MenI6en in ben
Ser. Stoaten lieben 0u ser einen o0er
onoeren 3eit ibres 2ebens an SGluf-
loiigfeit leioen. 9us lit cine iebr
ernite praftiide 6rnge; imo niht ou
einoringIid fam 81 eeniigenoem uno
regelnldbieem Sdlafen eema6nt
mer1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
RtOf Ots
Rri6skan3lrrs
ST fiir beute anSc-
tiinOigt.
2ie Wrmm6lage fir eSrie-
ben etipartet.

Der neue Reidsfon8Ier oIs Elm ero-
Der Sdpeiger befonnt. 0eutid-
Iano ienoet tdoIid 1000 frau5o-
iiide @adiiner, 5rauen uno Sim
Der Ourd Die S6pei0 no6 6rant-
reid 8urad. III Ger Sdiffsber.
fe5r 8lpiiben Soniburs lmO gtot-
teroom.
2on0on, is. Suli. Cine De-
pei1e an Die @rdange telegraph 50.
BON Berlin iiber 9lmiteroam meloet,
0aB aon3ler U1i1oelis oen &rdiioen-
ten oes &ei9stages auieeioroert bat,
ouf Gonneriiag 9lo9mittag cine Git
lng an5uberaumen, Inn cine Diittbei-
Ilmg Der &egierung entsegen5uueb.
men.
81 NJ iter6am, tS. SSuli. r. gla9
N2itt6eilung aus Berlin eingetrofie.
ner Jieiienoer glalbt man bort, oaB
aan5ler O1i1ueliS MIR elm 2iideniiil-
Ter lit, pel6er oeu @eg fir cine 9lrt
Giftatltr, nit @enerol 2uoenoorff in
bodlter @ontrole, ba1neH ioa.
9to9 fein neuer Stoats.
Sefret6r oes 9leuBern
erDdbIt.
8iS 6eite lit nod fein 9tahfolger
fir sen Staats- -SefretGr oes gleuBe-
rem zimmerman, ertUd6lt woroen,
mie 9erliner N}eloungen beiaaen.
syi6renoe ocuti6e 8eitungen iesten
i6re Gampagne fir uno gegen Der.
Idieoene Gauoioaten fort. Die @e-
fabr ser Gonoioatur oes 9lOmirals
bon &inbe, oes @eian6ten III 9lorpe-
gen. ais Elm Sieg fir sic 9mOeuti1en
D2arine. uno SSunfers@lemente lit ben
io3ialoemofratiiden Srganen ofien-
bar. Gle MAIDEN einen gemeiniamen
9lngriff mif SinBe's GeforO bel Der
rltiiiiden 9ienolltion bon 1905. Sic
bebaupten, er ermutbigte ben reoftio-
ndren 9iat6geber oes 3oren gtitolais
lno bot ip1ter Dem 3oren 3ufluht
auf einem oeutiden 9riegsidiffe an.
Qernitcrff unm 0qIi6,
agt &ebentlom.
@rof BON &eDentlop, Ser militdri-
ide W1itar6eiter 6er nSages5eittng !,
iogt oaB @rof bon 9ernitorff Der
friibere @eianote in @oibiueton cine
llnmoslidfeit iei oo er nun ipie iin-
mer, Elm 9efiirmorter oes 6rie0ens
auf QrunolaQe oes 8er5icbtes uno ein
oirefter @egner 0es Eau6bootfrieges
iei.
@eitfdGiibe 9trbeiter fiir
5rteoen o6ne 9lnnerion
un6 gntIdG0igung.
3molftauieno 9lrbeiter mo6nten Ell
ner 8eriammllng IN 9ielefeIo, benz
Centrum Ser neitfdliiden 2einenin-
0uitrie, bel uno na5nen cine &eiolu-
tion an pel6e einen Brieoen obne
glnneriou un0 Gntiddoigung per-
langt. Sie criuHten oen 9ieidstog,
MIR cine Aeeierlng 8u interitiiben,
uelde IN oieier 9e5iebung un5wei.
oetitise GrfIdrineen giebt.
8elagerungs5uitan0 in
DiiifeI6orf oufee-
! 0 b n.
9ladridten aus Diiiieloorf 6eiagett,
0oB Der 9elagerunes8uItanb, melder
infolge BON gtabrungSmitteI -arapal.
len Derbdngt poroen mar, aufee6oben
puroe, nahoem 1856 9erioneu 5ii @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

n0rabtlOicr" Sbnrm gelprcngt.
&iberbeo6, q. o., Is. Suli.
II Des gerOodtes boIber, OoB feino-
lide glusldnoer oen Gelefunten-
Eburm in Sborefom 5ur Senoung
nihtieer sSSnformotionen be5iielid
Der 9emeeung amerifuniider ariees-
idiffe, Dompfer, Eruppen Ii. I. NJ.
benuten f6unten bat 0ie 8unbesbe-
b0roe ben Eburm Der Station Ourb
DDnomit ipreneen IoIien. Die eta.
tion wor friiber bon glicoIo Eeslo 5lt
clcftrilhen Grperimenten benllbt
iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

- 9loA oen @eridten in @aibing-
ton 1T ole Waisernte in Teros, StIo-
bona uno aanios iGper beeintrdd-
tiet worOen.
9lae 9riefe an ole SoIooten
Der amerifonii6en 9lrmee in 6rnnf-
reid miiiien BON iett an Dem Eoit-
meiiter iibergebeu weroeu melber
oieieIben wicgt unO peiter beforoert.