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Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
JOINT SESSION FOR
TRIO FARM CENTERs

There will be a joint farm center
meeting for Verde, Alamo, Melelond
and Eastside at the Holtville High
School, Friday evening, March %.
This date will mark the close of the
l.ia feeding contest in the school, and
the pigs will be on display. An at
tractive program consisting of four
speakers, each one a specialist in his
subject, has been arranged. Motion
pictures, lantern slides and music
by the school orchestra and glee clubs
will add to the pleasure of the even
ing. Everyone is invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
WAR is DECLARED ON
SHASTA COUNTY COYOTES
(By United Press)

Redding, March 21.-War has been
declared on the coyotes of Shasta
county and the United States Bio
logical Survey has taken hand as
an ally of the Shasta county ranch
ers. The Shasta Chamber of Com
merce has been notified that rep
resentative of the survey will be
sent to Shasta county to work out
the details of campaign against
coyotes. Of late rabies has been
prevalent among these animals, and
the danger, not only to stock, but to
men as we'll, has been great.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
MAY SOON PAY
PASSENGERS.
TO TRAVEL
Stage Lines Slashing Rates
in Haul From BraWley
to Imperial City.

The Pickwick stage line is having
merry rate cutting war from Braw-
ley to Imperial. The fare at this time
is Is cents from Brawley to the Oasis.
1t is also reported that the Pickwick
has or contemplates making a slash
in the San Diego rate.
The original fare from Brawley to
Imperial was Is cents. The Pickwick
company cut it to 60 cents and then
to 40 cents. Continued opposition by
tine United and Independent companies
caused the Pickwick to make further
reductions. Just where the rate-cut-
ting war will end is problematical.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
BRAWLEY CLOSING OUT
BLIND PIGGER RESORTS

Guadalupe Alvarez and Mrs. Alva-
lez, his wife, were yesterday sentenced
to spend thirty days in Jail and pay
a fine of $3.50 for having dispensed
liquor in Brawley without the proper
permit. City Attorney Rockwell rec
commended that sentence be changed
to read merely a fine of $100 and if
paid The couple to leave Brawley. An
endeavor is being made to raise the
necessary cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
MORALES GETS
SENTENCED
QUICKLY
Pleads Guilty to Theft of Rig
Monday and Is on Way
to Prison Today.

An instance demonstrating that
quick justice can be meted out in I'M
perial county is had in the senten-
eng of Lauriano Morales to eighteen
months in San Quentin for the theft
OF b horse and buggy at Holtville.
Morales was arrested Monday even
inc by Deputy Sheriff Kemp, who dis
covered the Mexica nattempting to dis
pose of the rig. Morales was brought
tc the county Jail and Tuesday pleaded
guilty, Judge West imposing SEN
tence. L. C. Garner accompanied
Morales to prison this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
BECKS APPLICATION
PROBATION GRANTED

This morning L. z. Beck, charged
with forgery, was given three years
in prison and his application for pro-
bation granted by Judge West in the
Superior court. Beck pleaded guilty
to signing the name of R. E. Hardy
of Holtville to several checks. A num-
Ter of witnesses from the Eastside
appeared in court this morning and
testified as to Beck's previous good
reputation.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
BUTTE COUNTY is TO
HAVE A FARM BUREAU
(By United P.essI

Chicago, March PA farm bu-
reau such as has been formed in a
number of other counties OF the
state is to be organized in Butte
county at a mass meeting which has
been called for Chico on the evening
of April 81 under the auspices of
the Business Mems Association. This
is step toward securing the appoint
ment of county farm adviser for
Butte county by the University of
California and the Board Of Super
visors cooperating.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
SIDNEY WIRE TOUCHED
FOR VALUABLE STONE

Sidney Wire, associate editor of the
Mexicali Rounder, was touched for a
valuable diamond ring yesterday and
A. Valdez, alias "Blackie the Jew,"
was arrested as he attempted to board
the train at Calexico for Los Ange-
les. Wire had left his ring, valued at
$4OO, in his room, and asserts that
Valdez entered the apartment and
made away with the stone. Valdez
had $3.50 in cash, new watch and
other articles of recent purchase when
Re was taken into custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
CANNING EXPERT WILL
DEMONSTRATE METHOD

Mrs. Fowler of the State College
of Agriculture, accompanied by Miss
Lillian Clarke, will come to Imperial
valley on April 2 for a two weeks
series of meetings and demonstrations
in canning vegetables and other sub
jects of interest to the farm home.
Communities interested in having
these women meet with them should
send word to the Farm Bureau head
quarters at once, that they may be
paced on the schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
EVANSTON THREATENED
WITH PETTICOAT RULE
(By United Press)

\oy Oult0u xEeSS(
Evanston, ILL.,, March 22.-Weary Of
having mere men mayors and council
men who spend their waking hours
working in Chicago and let municiapl
affairs in this exclusive suburb go
hang, the women Of Evanston have
drafted a system of petticoat politics
and plan to elect woman-manned
city administration this spring.
The women here have the franchise
and the men rather expect them to
put their plan into effect. Already
they have one woman elected to the
school dictatorship, and another JUS
tice of the peace, the first in llli-
nois.
The plan is to have the women win
all the elective offices, then appoint
women to all the appointive offices,
including the position Of fire and po-
lice commissioner. However, the fire.
men and policemen themselves will
continue to be men.
1--WE will admit that men know some
things that we do not know about
city affairs" said Mr.. Anna Rev
Gross, wife of an attorney, today, "but
we'll very soon learn them"
Mrs. Gross is one Of the movements 8
leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
STAGE DRIVER MEETS
SERIOUS MISFORTUNE

At 3 o'clock yesterday morning
Stage Driver Cremner of the White
Star line running between Calexico and
Ell Centre was called to haul two men
three miles north of Calexico. When
the machine reached the outskirts of
Calexico Cremner was knocked un-
conscious by one Of his passengers and
robbed of cash to the amount of sos.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
YUMA POLICE CHIEF IS
KNOCKED DOWN BY KELLY

Chief of Police Henry Levy and At
torney Henry c. Kelly entertained
about 200 citizens of Yuma yesterday
by an exhibition of themselves on the
main street of Yuma. Kelly became
incensed over some remarks made by
Levy in court. Levy is said to have
struck Kelly, with the result that the
attorney landed on the police chiefs
jaw, putting the officer on his back
in the gutter. Both were arrested
and charged with disturbance of the
peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
SWEET CORN
ADAPTED TO VALLEY

Papago sweet corn, derived from
the ancient field corn of the Indians
by selection of the University of Ari-
zona, has proven it's exceptional
adaptation to the Imperial Valley.
This corn, in tests carried on near
Yuma, excelled the average of all
other sweet corn many times over.
1t fills under the trying conditions
Ct our valley, but of course does best
if planted early or late, so as to avoid
having the silks out the very hot
test weather. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
M0EWE
RETURNS HOME
AFTER RAID
CAMPAIGN
(By United Press)

Berlin, March 22.-The German
auxiliary cruiser Moewe returned to
it's home port today after sensa-
tional cruise in the Atlantic waters.
An official press bureau statement
says that the raider Moewe remained
in the Atlantic for several months
under the command of Captain Bur-
grave and Count Hohns Schlodieu.
1t is claimed that the Moewe cap
t,lred 22 steamers and five sailing
ships, total tonnage of $4,000.
Among the ships taken was the Vol
taire of 5000 tons, a British steamer
armed with cannon.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
CalexicO Is Preparing.

Manager Jimmy Dean of the Calex
leo baseball club is determined that
Seeley shall win the 5000 purse hung
rp for the victor in the postseason Sc
ries. Dean has signed three new play
ers, who will be in the game against
FL Centre Sunday afternoon. The game
is to be played in Calexico, while See
ley tackles Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
To Construct Test Road.

1t is understood that the Standard
Oil Company will be given an appor-
tunity to demonstrate stretch Of test
road in Imperial county. The con-
struction will be of asphalt macadam
and is in line with the recent policy
of the supervisors, who aim to de-
tcrmine the best surfacing for county
roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Is Retreat Merely Trick?

London, March 22.-The German re-
treat has not ended, in the opinion of
General Maurice, director of military
operations, who suggests political
move dictated in the hope that the re-
linquishing Of the territory may cause
France to sue for peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Accused of Being Insane.

S. r. Sorenson, aged 81, native
Of Denmark and a resident of Impe-
rial, was brought to the county Jail
this morning by Frank Reading and
a charge of alleged insanity entered
6 against his name. This makes the
third of this class to be booked this
week. Sorenson gave his occupation
as a stevedore.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
(By United Press)

wy
Washington, March 22.-Thir-
ty thousand cases of smallpox are
raging in Germany and the dis
ease is rapidly spreading. This
news was given out in the Reich
stag by Socialist Hoffman and is
considered the most distressing
situation in Germany yet reported
in the State Department.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22

The condition Of Trustee R. B.
Moore, who was recently operated on
al the St. Thomas hospital for ap-
pendicits, is reported as excellent to-
day, with nothing standing in the way
cf ultimate recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Weather Predictions.
(By United Press)

IBy Unlted Fress1
Los Angelese, March 22.--Fair and
cooler tonight; fair Friday; heavy
frost Friday morning; northerly
winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
GERMAN BOATS
IN AMERICAN
PORTS FREE
TO DEPART
(By United Press)

Washington, March 22.-Scores of
German merchantmen, representing
hundreds OF thousands of tons of ship
ping are now in American waters
and are free to depart if the United
States goes to war with Germany. In
fact these vessels could leave now
under international law, providing
each could show clean bill of health,
etc.
Furthermore all such ships would
have leeway of nine months follow
ing war declaration in which to re-
rsir their damaged engines. Before
leaving America the United States
could seize all of the ships on the
condition that every one be paid for
ir full.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22

A marriage license was issued to-
day to Norma HALEY, aged "a, ma
tiva of Alaska, and Miss Zella Stark
weather, aged 10, native Of Cali
fornia, both being residents Of Holt
vile. !,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Caulkers Out on Strike.
(By United Press)

San Francisco, March 22.-Two
thousand shipwrights' caulkers went
cn strike today, affecting every wood
en- shipbuilding plant south of San
Francisco. The strike was called au-
tomatically at the expiration Of a
three-day postponement.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
America Will Not Negotiate
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Smallpox Scourging Germany
q q q q q q FL
Children ShelZed BY Germans
AMERICAN RELIEF STATION is
SACKED BY RETREATING TEU-
TONS-FRENCH PRESS ON.
(By United Press)

Paris, March 22.-The retreat
ing Germans have sacked the
American relief supply station
near Chauny. The Germans de-
liberately shelled the evacuated
cities, which were crowded with
children and women. The retreat
is marked with horrors far ex-
ceeding those in Belgium.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Cars Family in Bad.
(By United Press)

Petrograd, March 22.-Correspon-
dcnce between the Czarina and former
Minister Protopopoff has been discov-
cred, proving the royalists planned a
separate peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
ARMY AND NAVY COMMITTEE
MEET WITH MANUFACTURE.
ERS TO GET ACTION.
(By United Press)

Washington, March 22--A
mammoth fleet of 5000 aero
planes, to augment the present
aerial fleet, is planned by the ma
tional advisory committee of aero
nautics. The committee from the
army and navy met thirty manu-
facturers to decide on the quick
est plan of action.
1t is understood that the aero
plane manufacturers announced
that rapid deliveries could be made
in a very short time. Some ar
rangements may be made soon.
(By United Press)
Washington, March 22.-The
Twenty-second infantry, on duty
at Nogales, has been ordered to
entrain for New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Issue Call for $4,000 Sailors
= Il q Il q q q
Prince Carl Is Lost in FLIGHT
q q q q q e
To Construct 5000 Airplanes
WILSON BEGINS
WORK ON SPECIAL MESSAGE
TO THE NEW CONGRESS.
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Washington, March 22.-Secre-
tary Daniels has unofficially
called for $4,000 men for the ma
Wy, stating that these are needed
Immediately.
President Wilson has started
work on his message to be deliv-
cred to the extra session of Con
gress.
It is expected that the message
will deal wholly with the tense sit
uation now existing.
(By United Press)
Berlin, March 22.-Prince Fried
rich Karl, a cousin of the Kaiser,
has not returned from a flight
over the Allied lines. 1t is be-
lieved that he has been captured
or is dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
French Still Gaining.
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Paris, March 22.-The French have
occupied several villages north of Sois-
sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
MUST FIRST WITH
DRAW U-BOAT DECREE BE-
FORE ANY DICKERING.
(By United Press)

Washington, March 22.-Neu-
trail nations may renew their pre-
vious efforts "to straighten out
difficulties" between the United
States and Germany, according to
State Department suggestion.
Several neutral diplomats called
on Secretary Lansing this after
noon. The United States, how
ever, will not negotiate with Ger
many, directly or indirectly, un-
til Germany has withdrawn the U
boat decree.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
Bishop of Los Angeles.
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Rome, March 22.-Bishop Muldoon
If Rockford, ILL.,, has been named Bish-
op Of Los Angeles, according to a
Vatican announcement.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-22
(By United Prsss)

London, March 22.-Chancellor
of the Exchequer Bonar Law has
sent greetings from "the mother
of all parliament" to the new
Russian parliament.
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@eneral Srafilpiu
6dt bas Sbertommarbo iiber bic ruis
fi9e 4rmee nieberseIegt.
@sneral aornilOtp gu Iealsm Rd4fnl'
DER erRdInt

ct. getersbura 2. @uguIt
Der ObtrfontulanDeur Der ruiiii4er
glrmee, General aleris u. 9ruiilOrp
bat rsisnirt uRo General 6. U. Rprs
nuotp, Der &ommauOsur Der ruiiii3er
glrnee an Deg iiiOueftIi4eu GrDnt,
1T sum Shrtommanbeur ernaHni
porSen. General SI3eumihuD. cer
aommdnbeur ber eriten armee, 1T gum
Ra9foIser &ornilops an Der liibpelIs
li6eu 6ront ernannt tporosH.
Die grnsrtnns aorniiops 5uu'
Obertpmmanbeur bat IN Wtilitartrei'
ZEN sinen guten GiRoriid gemaht.
Der grsmier 9ersnstp sab ii6 iibris
aens ale Mii1e, BEN 9euerul 9ruIb
lpip, Der iiberdus peffimiitti9 nit Be-
sug auf bic miIitGrtIfe Gage getpprs
ben 1T. su oeranlaifen, fetne Rsfisnu'
tion suriid5urehmen, dber urfonit.
9eneral gaffltopsft Der aoiuten'
3ommdneeur, III gum 9pmmdnoeur
ber Srupper IN ct. getersburs er'
Fndnnt fporben, dls NuGfpleer bss
Generals prlorfetp, Der rdEgrirt bat,
I'm Elm &onmnnbe On Ssr Ernrt sr
.EberneamsR
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u amtritauff6er G 9ousr
berfeRtt

Sroni, 10 Meilen TIb5Itlify ppn Riaa,
befest. Hnhbem bic pofition bon ben
RufeH aufgeesbtn poroen mar.
Rumdnifae Gront: Sn ber Geeenb
oes pduhns unh bes 2dmontetusger,
gss bat Der fysirib uui.re Sruppen ct.
mos in 5itIider Ridtuns suridgs.
brdnai.
Sifise: 9lm 9isnitag erT1iener eins
GnsnbI feiubIi6er f5sus5euae Tiebsn.
maI an quntten ldH9s Der aiiHe unS
ifber ben sSnfeIn Dor Der Rigaer grta.
gei Wontoi unb qrsnsbura tparfgn
tie 20 8onben as, obue S@aben uns
suribten. Die fsinoli9en Tlni6tnsn
flosen Biz roh &ui0af, po fie elrtils
leriefeuer ~tegegneten. Gin fei1bIiher
3eppelin flog iibtr 9erel hin.
Gins uHisrer iFIieaerqeitpaber,
nus "a Moi6inen bsfte5enb, flog iibtr
Ct. 9Diannn, an Der 9ionkRolobednr
eiTeubabn bin unb tpnrf ne6r als 60
gcntsn db. sSeinbIite iSliegsr iparFen
8omben ouf bas Sorf Nifbn.s, fiibs
1ifli9 bon Smpreon, unb auf Sinnp
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.Mu4 dm ipeifliden Maasufel
ma4te Der Teinb ON 2iberb eiuen per'
eebliteu Gtseuansriff nit ber 2lbii4t
bic poiitionen pieber5uerobern. BIZ
mir ibm abeenomfnen. Die 3ab bei
an biesu 9efe4ten, an beuen aube,
6abii4en aud bninoberit,e unb 81
benbureer sruppen betbeiIigt tndreii
stma4teu Gefangsneu it ouf $50 &c,
jtsseu.
Die am gbsrb Dom sroBen SGIpt.
quarter erldHene tpeitere pffisits Be.
fanitmadung Iautet tute foIst:
.als Jolge bss anbaItenben Re,
gems fanb IN Jlanbern nur cine Mrs
tillerisf9lndt bon mebr ober ipsuisfr
GROCER 6eftisseii itatt.
.auf btm Diflid)en RrieesI I9ditpint
bobsn uniere 5ruppen erfolsreite Ge,
fedie am prut5 unb am Geretb uns
I'm Suc5aipa unb UsoIbau GhaI Be-
itdnben.
Die Ruffen perbsn alt.
mGbIi9 aus ber 8ufos
nina berbrGngt.
Dfsn, 2. Guguit. llsb.r 2onbon,
Die om Wittnod bonn 6Iterrei5if4,
uHsnriiden Sauptqaartier erlaGen,
offisieIIs getanntmadains iibet BIZ
GreisniFe auf ban 2riessi4aupIat
laitst ipie foigt:
,9tuf bem 5itliden ariessj9aupfab,
n0rbli3 BON Gain G5ol, bra6er
a6ermaIs isbr beftise feinbliGe sln.
sriffe unter inierem 5euer 5ufam'
men. Sn Der Rate Der -Dret 2dnbers
Gde' fiibrten mir sinen erfpIgreifen
lleberfon auf bic bon ben gfuffeH be.
iest.H 55ben ars.
.Sn Der iiib!iHen Bntotpino rider,
mir eegsn &impoiung DOT. Giibpeit.
li6 unb nprbipeftli4 DON gsernoipib
berInd)te Der Geinb bur6 geaens
ansriffe unier 9orriidsn ouf5uDolten,
Ct ipurbe n6er In elmer 6Iutiaen
S9lddt gsf6laesn. Die RuFen befirs
ben iid iiberaIl auf benz Riidsus.
Die g 9la9t In TIanoern
itationGr.
2ontou, 2. @uguF. Si. am
9pnneriiag pom ariessminiiterium
srlafene offi5ielle 9etanntmu4uug
lnutst ipis foi9i:
.DGbren6 Der lsbtsn 48 6tunben
bat es unaufb0rii6 itarf ssresuet.
.s5n Der Qdbe Der DpernyRpulers
Giisnbabn. no ss am Riitinpb Ro9s
miitas benz Geinbs seIang, ftb in
unisrsB pcrSerm goiitionsn fef5u'
ieben. geIons es uns am Abeub nit
sintm gsaeunnsriff, bic 9eutifen
ipiebsr iiberoll aus uniersn pofitio'
ntn su pertreiben. Mm iibrisen 3beil
Der 6dIndtfront bei gpern iIf bic
Rage unberinbsri.
.Qlm rehten fJliigeI b,r britiihen
Qinie, fiib6itlih Don 6drsicouri, aes
lang uns EN-. llsbsrfnl aif bic feinbs
Iid)tn poiitionsn. nobel mir elm paar
Gefnneent ml9teH.
.Srpb bes ungiinifigen @etters.
bas bns 5lisssi faii unmSgfi6 mnhs
te, bebi,ltsn unisre Gluaseuae pdbs
renb bss aanssn 9asss Giibluua NIT
unierer Snfonierie. Die feinbliGtn
f5liseerIiationen, Ernnsporte unb aud
Die fsinblide Sniantsri, purbe nit
@omben unb MnThin.naeTdiibIeus
bslsst. Die ipenieen feiHbliben Tlus
ftinsn, bic 81 fliesen periu9ten,
ipurben ans.srifIen unb i.f,s ipurbsn
obaefhpHsn. 9rei unTsrrr Waidfnen
iperben bsrnibi.
Die 3ubl Der i'm JuIi etunhien
bsutfhen Gtfanqenen bslGnft ii9 nui
40Se, ,inihlietlih Don s5 Offiiisren.
Sn biefe 3dbI iinb bic nm Witftpo@
oentahten @ef1ngensn singeIfIpfien.
bit Bis nm 8 ufr abtribs binter bic
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Cine Sprlage bes Gia,raas
Derungs.S SDmmittees
@erfdgt fd}nrfe 1toBregein fir Glss
ldnber, tpeLhe ii9 benz Oienfe
bes 2dnbes ent3ie9en.

@ufSirg o n, 2. Gus. - 9as
Ginpo1tberungs &pmuItttee eiutste
fi1 an Dprueritug ouf etrR 8oriage.
ipeldbe brufife RaBregelu geeen ouss
(dnbtfds DrHdeberger perfiist. Guss
ldroer, peldbe uift bereit iinb, IN Der
dmertianif6en 4rmee 5u bienet, fob
len nepDrtIrt uHb Der 3utritt drberer
in bos 2drb perbottn tperoer. Srgeub
cine psrTon, pel6e gefreiitne pom
W2ilitdrbierrft benrTprudt aus bem
@rurDe, Elm Ausiduber an fein, tOnn.
te niemdfs bGs 8iireerredt erperben.
glusEGnbsr aIHfsr &Infet fpllen sur 9trs
belt orrf iormeu, tn trtbuitrieaen Gns
lasen pber gu fDnftgen gfIh1tsu tn
szrtlaysSs brrrnussraea irexhrl
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Rortuesen lit bereit,
Giir bas priDitegium Der ginfu9r bOn
Ra5rungsmitteln aus ben
Der. Staatsn,
S6iffe BON elmer Ulillion Sonnen sur
IerfiigunS su felIen.
Der 9oILaHhii9e GeIarbte feat IN
Gusfi4t,
Dag AUDI istn 2unb bersit Iein tperbe,
@4iffe sur 8erfiisuns 81 fslsu.

SO q 9ington. 2. atugut. =
gfortDegen, bas Der 4us6ungerung ertt
! segengebt, falls es ppn ben Ser. Stau
ten teins gla5ruugsmittsI srbaLter
tann, 1T bereit. Sdiffe NIT sinen Ge.
fammtiHbuIt BON elmer Wiqion Sosl,
neH eegsH bns YrtpiIegium Der Gin
fubr BON Ra5rungsmitteln aus Der
Der. StaateH Sur 8erfiiguus gu fteL
len.
Or. Sri6tiof gnrfen, bas Sartpi
Der noriuegii6en UGfion in ben Ser.
Staaten, srtIGrte am Opruleritag,
bab ROripesens geb6lterung blr1tgerH
miiife, penu bic Ser. Staatn tbr
Gusfu6r>Gmburgo gegeu iein 2aub
burbfiibren piirben. Gr beutete aber
tsinesDegs an, Dag gprlDeger I'M oHs
beren JaIe ge5pungen fein iperbe,
ietue geutrutitdt aufsugeben, fonberu
iagte, es perbe feline segeutpdrffge
Steauns bst6ebalten, ba bic Nprtpes
ger ut9t einie5en a1rrrtsn, bGb bus
bur5, bub iie in ben &rieg sirtreter
piirben, trgenb elmer Sette ein 8ors
tbeil erpo1ie. @ber iie feieu @illeus,
fir bag gripilegium Der Gtrfubr BON
Ndbrungsmitteiu S9iffe S1r gerfii'
glng gu feIIen.
gprfpessn bate nor berr Sriege cine
6dnbefsfIotte bon 100000 Soruteu
Cine Tlilion Spunen tpurbsn bon ben
9eutI9en perientt. fSiir fetnen eigenen
Gebroud bebarf Hortpesen @6iffe
BON elmer TeilIion Sornsn; es 1T aber
bereit, ben Reif fir bic 9ef6rberung
BON 2ebsnsmittetr fir arthere Gambler
3ur 8erfiguug su feIlen.
Rorpesen brnu6t hoirptIG4fi4 Setf,
3udsr unb @etreibe, unb bd DR. Ruus
fen srtIdrts, baB gsoripeseu etue 9us
rantie geben tpiirbe, baB rthts BON
Iolfsn @orrGtben nad Setitf6lano
erportirt perben tpiirbe, stpeffslt man
nitt boran, baB Dem 9efrbe Iecrtpe'
gems sntiproden perben pirb.
8afbington, .. G., 2. Gug-
6err Ban RdpparD, Der bOlGnoi1pe
@eianote, fagte am 0onnerfhns, bGB
aud SoIldnb bereit fem perbe, als
@egenleiitllng fir bns PripiIegrum
Der gaabrungsmtttel girfuhr S3it'
fe 5ur @erFiigung gu fte[len, aber rn.
ter Der gebingung, baB bieieTben ni3t
IN bic GsfabrSoue geTanbt pcrben.
Der 9eIanbte iagte, bab feline Regies
rltna aud bersit Iei, S9tffe bon tns<
aefonmt $4,000 Srnnen fir ben
transport bon 9ebensrttteIn mad
Selgien CUR @erfiigung 81 felen,
falls bic Ser Staaten SoIlanb eefot.
ten, aud gprrdtse fin fta fabft gu
inporfiren.
Die bolldnSiihe SGrbelslnurtne
unrfabt etpa 100000 Sonnen. DAB
SpIlonb ni9i sugehen mill, nnB ietne
Sdiffe IN bic Gjefabrspne fGbrsn,
tpirb BON Serrn DGn Ruppdrh bamit
srtldrt, bab fem 9anb etueu grDBEn
SarSsl mt isinsu aalOn:en al1teE.
Rclta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Msit Der 26inng Der prea.
ktj3en SanbtaassSrage
Son nnd br RiifteAr bes Rdtisrs
Don Der Sront 6egonneu peroen.

4mfterb.am, 2. @uguit. Or.
Wihaelis, Der beitti9e Rei9stdr5Ier,
tbeilte am Ulittpo9 strtem 8ertreter
Der vTSinhener gereften Radri4teu-
nit, bob Die preuBifd'e 3anotags.
sgrage Der Sduptsegeuftunb Der 0iss
tuffipn m Der neuli6eu poIitiiaen
&riTis dufgencuruleu perben rpiirbe,
Iobalo her &atfcr bon Der Trout su'
riidfebre, aber es uriifTe babel naturs
gem6B lGngfdrp pprgegngen perosn-
Der 9mBIer bertete audi an, odb sr
IN trrsan In elmer politfi4en Ters
fnurnlunn reoen tperbe.