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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
Nick Carter Charged
With keet Murder,
Arrested in Kansas

Hutchinson, Kan, June 19.-An-
nouncement was made by the police
here today that they had arrested
Nick Carter of Springfield, Mo-,
against whom warrant charging first
degree murder has been issued in
, connection with the death of Baby
Lloyd Keet-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
Ambulance Unit
Of $50 Arrives

Paris, June 19.-An American am
bulance detachment of 250 persons
has arrived at a French port. W. K.
Vanderbilt of New York crossed on
the same liner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
READY RESPONSE.

Win but eight out Of seventeen
teams reporting at noon. today,
$7,443, almost half Of Burieioh
county's allotment, has been sub.
scribed for the Red Cross society.
Team No. 4, with $3.50, headed
the list at noon. THE champions
are Remington and puliam;t team
No. 2, Bell and opdy ~, ran sec
ond, with $1,098. = l.. -,
Every team reported ready 70
sponse. Bismarck's two leading
Chinese business men, H.. Waugh
and Charles Sam, were among the
most cheerful contributors, paying
their allotment readily and ex-
pressing gratitude for the oppor-
tunity.
Red Cross teams and workers
will meet at noon toQ,orrow At
tho Mckenzie hotel for a second
inspirationai luncheon and rally.
Every member is urgently re-
quested to turn out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
Sein Finn Riots
Resumed in Dublin

Dublin, June 19.-Several demon
strations were held last night in con
nection with the return to Dublin OF
the, released Sim F'einers. Two men
climbed the walls of the ruined post
Office, on which they tied the Sim
Fein flag. The crowd sang the Sim
Feiners song, and amid great cheer
ing tore down recruiting posters. The
police did not interfere until about
o'clock this morning, when two dem
onstrators were arrested and charged
with breaking into the postoffice and
setting fire to timbers. The police
later dispersed several marching
bands.
The provisional executive of the
Sim Fein has decided to demand pass
ports for three of its members to pro-
ceed to the United States for the pur-
pose of opposing the object Of Irish
party missions there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
Fifteen ENLISTED

Fifteen ENLISTED.
Minneapolis, Mimi, June 19.-The
navy enlisted Is men from Minnesota
and North Dakota at the Minneapolis
recruiting station yesterday. ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19

No previous word had been received
that an Irish mission was to come to
the United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19
more THAN $4,000 RAISED At DINNER
TOWARD BURLE|CH C0UN1Y'S' $4,000 QUOTA
ClVE!
GIVE!
Owe!
Until You
Know You Can
Give No More

Search Your Heart. Does 1t Not Answer 0iVo7
When million great
in freedom might be
possible little comforts
the surgical medicines and bandases?
sacrifice
nothInu
are oivina the greatest gift of aII-their lives?
There is AND ONE. No appeal like
out Bueish ounty and failed will
county $4,000
&uork.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-19

Quite a sum? Yes!
But not a penny too
much. Think what
it is going to buy!
Act on the impulse
you feel. Give, give
until you know you
can give no more.
Help send across the
Req Cross
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
THE OTHER MANS JOB

i doesz : pay 70 szee- a. zoosbs'
nans yoe- JzE as ukey a. z0s i
nsg make hin 50 rad IL VII get
Our oEn.
There Ezs ne Frsaeh q8esn Ebo
aiyysrilr told the starring pogaiAes
Z thsg uoulanf buY tresd thsE should
eat cake That sos Ter head
- have coze te fhe ensuys
ountry. observed NJ. BrFxn 4 h1s
a-sf esrszzE-Anz 1Ae Ekss took
an Al lis wo-d and vested Ter NJ
kfrley.
When . committee q Dakota
farmers Appeared before ; Legislative
committee a town member psrulanuE
szsd to ben Go hone sD5 s8op
son Tbes I'D thai and thea toos
4 fzeir eoatk and. regardless o
z71F seiDed TIE zhole state EoK<rn-
: al the ner1 election
When u 4 Vanderbilt 81 the end
Of a railroad meeting said 70 me IL
guiring reporters TIE public oe
damned he starred q revolution in
railway la~meking which put upon
cur statute books the % restrie-
tire railway laws in the world
All Of which holds out this great
hope. When the war Is over the non
zrchs who brought IL upon the people
EiII lose their jobs. A fex family
dynzsties are too expensive Injuries
70 maintain when they can saddle
the world with a hundred billion dol
iars of debt and snuff out i've million
lives PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

The grand jury is still in session
and there IL every likelihood that II
viii remain 80 for some time. Yes
terday 4 recess vas taken until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning II Is be
lieved that 3 partial report will be
submitted 10 Judge MeFadden IN the
district court early in the week. and
hat thereafter the grand inquis-
itorial body ziIl declare a reoess for
a short period or al the call OF the
foreman.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Strictly fresh eggs Al the East Ely
Grocery. 35e per dozen. 81 three doz-
en- for ST 90. Telephone AK
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

That may be so. but I've noticed
that lis possible 10 have a good deal
OF eceentricity without much genius
Chicago Record Herald.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Stricsiy fresh eggs AZ the East Ely
Grooery. 55e per dozen, or three doz-
en- for 81 Go Telephone AK.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
Haepeungs In
Society Circles

-
Frank SEzrtz gave o1e q the pr1-
tsess s.. PatrS<ks oar Affairs q the
week. xhen she en7e-12ised With 3
iua<heor i compliment 70 Mrs
Charles Richardson on Saturday
TIE cente-pleos - TIE table vas q
beautiful golden harp eocI-c1ec VIII
. garland @ C~ez cunning little
81 Psrfek hats and other zproz,os
zypolntEeuts - re zble Eod mem
comrleffng he emerald nokr
scheme. Following TIE luncheon ne
ensuing hours vere occupied via
needle work and solving the MS
ts-5es q = guessing game EAersE1n
Mrs Daekenson proved h- ability
and --ae5red fhe p-a1s. Ms Bishop
Receiving The seeond he guest q
honor zlsa being remembered with >.
prize. Those ensogz1E Ms SEE-E
cordial hospitality we're Tie g1ez
q honor. Ms Richardson z15
xesdan=s Bishop. Irvine I'd MI
Lard. Lnsaey. Dcke.son. Hczse
Il White and Paf1es-
Tt Wednesday Sewing UHb En-
soFed Is las nesting with 9r
Gael HozE. Ms House vii - m
nss1 hostess.
Ms Holman Marshall Of Ruth s
entertaining heT mother. Mrs De-
eresux Of Szlt Lake
M Curtis LindIeT vas the genial
host 81 . 1reifilF planned dinner
fsrv Al the Steotoe hotel On last
SUndaT evening when Bessrs and
Nesdanes Walter Lzrsh. George
Whiteler Z Miss Price ~ers his
guests
Mrs. p. p. Hill departed We'd
nesdsv morning for : risit with rel
in Chicago.
Mrs W. s. Elliott vas the host
ess OF the Ante Club Al her apart
az the Northern on Saturday
night
One Of the delightful recent social
Affairs was TIE banquet rendered the
High Sehool faculty and basketball
team By the Commercial department,
On Tuesday night when the ooea-
sion viii be a memorable one for
those fortunate enough 70 be in
cluded in the evenings pleasure.
The social spirit within the High
School as a. present manifested is
most eommendable ard reflects great
credit nron the faculty and student
body and "a vel wrothT % snulz-
ton. the banquet on Tuesday night
being one % The nos. successful a.
fairs given this rear - pstr5ek's
day decorations were e-onsDie8ouslF |
in evidence and The e-er- was one
most arlstf- the banquet board b.
ing spread under : beautiful CANOPY
OF green Which. combined with other
suggestions OF the Patron Saint. car
risd 70 completion The Elective
color scheme Little aprons
patterned after = shamrock. we're
worn By the young lsdT hostezsA
and the evening was mosr complete
in detail the personnel Including
Misses Woods Para. Freeman and
Aessrx Erwins. RntIedze. swan
KENNEDY and Comerord Ora Dover.
Paul Doughty. John BzgEiIi- RAY
mond Firmin. Harry Smith. Bsrold
BOYD and Earl Nagnum.
Mrs. Doughty entertained TIE.
Nerry-Go-Round Embroidery cIsb
On T~harsdsr-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Genius and Ercenfr1eity
fou can't have genius xithoaf &C.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Miss Laura Gallagher was ere
hostess Of the Tuesday Evening
S%Eing Club
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Zee Kiney-Naver CO. for De
.sevoise B~raSsieres. 3Is1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
READ.
REASON.
STOP.

Your attention l. called 70 our lea
Spring and Summer line Of Made 20
Measure All Wool FSb1s. for both
zen and women
New. rich eolorings. unique black
md white effects; the soft heather
shades which are 50 popular al the
attest novelties Of the season are
gathered together for your selection =
Better clothes values than these
have never been shown Just prove
this 70 your OWE satisfaction By per
hitting Us to measure you for = new
silt today.
BELrAL TAILORING co.
Phone 2T-X 5fh and Aultmsn SITS
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Sc Kiney-Aayer Co for De
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

See Kiney-Mayer Co. for D.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Strictly fresh Eggs a; the East Ely
Grocery. 35c per dozen. or three doz-
n for 81 90. Telephone Ak
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

pieces Of the Knights Of Columbus Of
ths district last night vas one Of the
Host successful Affairs in The history
OF the popular organization Sey-
eral prizes were awarded and Floor
Manager Herman For Of NeGHl was
a busy man Lecturer p. c. Ken
yon was in charge Of arrangements
and the gathering vas u Of The
largest ever al . dance in the dis
tricf
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs. Doughty entertained the
Nerry-GoRound Embroidery Club.
on Thars6zr-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs. Painter vas he hostess y
the Double = Fife Hundred clas a.
her home On Tuesdzr Afternoon
when Mrs. Nance vas awarded n
high seore prize and Mrs. sim tie
second. Mrs. Roy cOsd receiving -ke
Consolation
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs ". 6 Elliott Eas the host
ess OF the Ante Club Al her apart
ments AZ The Northern on SATURDAY.
night
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs. John weser leff this nora
ing for an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs.. DzTid Young. il n
disuoa. Iowa
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs. ?. p. Hill departed Wed
nesdsv morning for . visit with rel
stfves IN Chicago.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

M Curtis LindIer vas the genial
host o. : 1rsiiflF planned dinner
Tsrfy a. the Ste1foe hotel On last
SUNDAY evening. when gessrs and
Nesdanes Walter Lzrsh. George
Nhitelev and Miss Price wer lis
guests
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

The THURSDAY Bridge Club "a,
entertained by Mn James Bennett
az lis last meeting
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs ProuA Goumonc zzs he
hostess Of an enjoyable luncheon on
thursday when Me=dzmes Hozx
Weber. Bennett and Miss Helen Hosg
we're her guests
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Mrs Holman Marshall o. Ruth s
entertaining her mother. Mrs De-
erssux Of Szlf Lake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
W9arime.eisa eutidnIbiat iid.

9etreffs Ser @iare SslonO.Gutoitro-
pbe. IT Otimmt ibre friibere Gr.
fIdrimg 0uriid, Die ailf 9Irbeiter-
giniluB Oeutet. - GrflGrt iiA
nit oem 9eri6t ser 6lottenbe-
boroe einDeritanOen.
@ ibington 80. 9lusuit. II Sn
elmer 6eutigen @rfldrlmg mohte Die
Worine.2iga Die 9lnna6me oes @e.
ridtes Ger 6lottenbeboroe iiber Die
More SSIano @rpIoiion befanut un0
oriidte ibr 9eOauern aus, 0aB iie
in elmer frii6eren @rflGrlmq oie Wlei-
nlmg gelten IieB, ooB Die llnterili.
dung olr6 Oas Marine-Ieparte-
ment unter Dem GinfluB BON gepal-
tieen 9lr6eiter- -Sntereiien ge6inoert
lei. Die eritere @rfldrlmg fiibrte 81
elmer bitteren GontrooerIe apii6cn
Der 2iga un0 Dem Sefretdr Qaniels.
Iie grfldrung ser 2iga beOauert
e6enfalls, oaB BEL Dem &inneis oui
oen 9lr6eiter-@influB es ni6t flor ge-
ma6t puroe, Dab iie ii6 nidt ouf Die
etablirten glr6eiter.llnionen be3o1,
Ionoern allf ole nprooelltic6en S. gg.
vs." Gie @rflGruug fiibrt ferner an,
ooB ole Organization iiber5eugt lit,
oob feline bemmenOen Snltruftionen
oOer 6inoernOeu Girettionen Die Nle-
tbooe ser llnteriu6rng betreffeno ae-
ge6en porOen iino,
9G6reno Oos WlarineOepartement
Oie @rploiion rnteriubte, in nelder
fiinf Eerionen get0otet uno iiber 80
berlebt murOeu. CAB Die 9iga cine
@rfldrmg berous, in mel6er lie an
ga6, Dab iie bon elmer 5uberldiigeu
GueIle unterridtet morOen iei, oaB
cine 3iinoibnur, mel1e 5u Dem
%uIoermaga5in fiibrte, gefunoen
luorOen iei, Dab ieood Oie llnteriu.
DUNG Our6 mddtigen 9lrbeiter.Gin-
fuB blodirt miiroe.
SefretGr Ganiels mar iiber oieie
@rfIdrling 10 erbittert, oaB er oIle
9e5iebungen nit Ger Morine-9iga
a66rah.
Ser offi5ielIe 9eri6t iiber oie
More acknowledgements beitGtigt
oos 9luiiinoen DER 3iinOidnur imS
6ei6uIoiet un6efannte Yerionen ser
criminellen Geridm0rlIng Oerneint
ieoo6, Dab Die llnteriu6ung inter
irgenO wel6em @orbebaIt sefii6rt
pur0e.
Gie 8ieoeralIfnabme Der 8e5ie6uu-
gen nit Der Marine miro ieitens Der
Siga erbofft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Z. ". @..eente feftaenummen.

Spofone, @aib., 80. 9Iug.
@eilern 9lbeno fomen bier "a angeb.
li6e oSnouitrial @orfers OF t6e
@orlo~ nit einem 3uq Ger @reat
y1ortbern. .Giienbabn aus Erog. Nion-
toua, an uH5 muroen prolnpt feltge.
nommen llnO I'M StaOteeianeniB un-
terge6radt. Qrei ipeitere 8er6aitete
miroen ip1ter ipieoer entlolien.
W1oior Clement @iIfins, ser Oie
bier beiinoli9en Soa9oer Nlili5en
commanoirt, bat Die 9eute inn @e.
wabriam uuO permeieert ieoe peitere
Grfldrune bis auf Die @litt6eilung,
OoB iie militdrii1e @eiangehe leien.
Sones &owan 9iitrifts-Sefretdr
Der $. g9. So, un0 eli anoere angeb-
li9e 0iitgliecer Der Organization,
Die am 10. 2ueuit Dor Oem eeplon,
TEN 9Iusbruc; oes @eneralitrifes Der
Contributions. uno 2onoarbeiter i'm
0soropeiten ieiteenommen puroen,
befinoen lid bier INNER nod ais mi.
litdrilbe @efaneene in Soit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31

miniiterium befannt mo es tpuBte
aud, onB Geiiti1Iano 1909 uno pie.
Der 1913 arieg plonte, erflGrte ge.
itern General Wli9elsion, ols er bel
Dem SohOerratbs.F gegen oen
ebemaligen 4rieesminiiter Soufbom.
linoff Dernommen iuuroe. Ger 3euge
mar bon 1906 bis 1911 @dlitGr.glt-
tahe Ser ruiiiiden 9otidoft in Ser
lin uno beidpor, Dob er iein ariegs-
miniiterium bon GeutidlanOs mill.
tdriider Sbdtigteit benahridtiat
babe.
Ser boriibenoe 9Ridter iragte Sc
neral Nlihelsion init pelAer Naht
iih GeutihlonO 1913 eegen gluBlanO
81 berbiinoen trodtete. Ger 8euge
erbot iidb oie @Iaubnis, Die Srage
MIR Dem 8oriibenoen 5u beantpor.
ten, umo Dem glniuhen muroe itott.
gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Der Oamfbare edJmtieO.

Mein Seuer brennt bel Sag uno
globt,
Yaeine @erfltntt miro nidt Ieer,
Sd idbnieOe ole eoloeneu &inseIein
@roB lit Oonud Oas 9eeebr.
Drum flingt mein Sanner INNER
fort,
8erg0nn' mie feline Stub
Denn mer Bel mir Elm &inelein fouft,
ariegt nod elm &reu5 6n0u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
g(bidicOs. .@araSc.

0ie 9tew-9orfer Nlili5-Eruppen bon
elmer gcpaltieen Wieni1enmenge
ber8lib seieiert. IL Die 9In9eb0-
rigeu Der Solooten iaeeu i6ren
2ieben 9ebepobl.
gtem yorf, 30. gluguit.
Die irii6eren 0}ili5en Oes Staates
glew.Norf, Die iebt ais 81. 0ipiiion
DER 9imoesormee eingerei6t iino,
mur0en bel ibrer 6elttigeu 9lbibieos-
%araoe pom elmer no9 pielen Eau.
ienOen 5d6leuOen Meui6ennenge iu-
belno 6e9riiBt.
Wdittern, @atttnnen ainoern,
8rduten unO anoeren glnge6orieen
Der ii6 nit Der 9arooe bon bier Der
a6ihieOenoen Sol0aten mar geitottet
poroen inner6alb oen %oli5eilinien
9lunteaung an ne6men, nm aus m0g-
libiter gtdbe nod einen glid bon i6-
rem Sie6en ait er6ai1en, rmo es CAB
babel ber56recbenOe Sbr6nen, ob-
gleid Oie meiiten li1 nugeni6einlib
bemiIbteti, Oitr9itonO6aites &er6al-
ten i6ren Sieben oen glbi1ieo ni6t
nod i9perer 5u MAIDEN.
S6on am irii5en W}orgen riidten
Die Sruppen aus ben oeridieoenen
2agern Elm uno 6ego6en ii6 iofort
na6 Oem SommelploB o6er6al6 Der
40. Ctr, llno ebenlo begonn Oas
aagemeine 4iiblifitm i6on am fri,
ben Nioreen ii6 eutlang Der Marid-
route on5uiammeln. 9lm Sammel.
punft ert6nten Oie Commands Der
Oiii5iere, uu0 piinftli6 nm 10 llbr
mar aaes 5luu 9l6mari6 6ereit.
Sine 9l6t6eilung 6eritteue @oli5ei
6iloete oie Gorbut, Damn fam @ene-
rolmaior SSo6n =. S'9iDan Der bis
6erige S66iicomnanOirenOe Der
Staotsmil5. nit ieinem Stabe, mo-
rmui iicb Die 6is6erisen militdriiden
0rganiiationen 0es Staates ani6loi-
fen.
3ie 9oli5si, mel6e einen 9lnOrang
BON iiber 2 @dGiouen 3ui6auern err
wartete, botte iimfailenoe Gorfebrln-
gen fiir Notwithstanding Der Sro-
ung getroifen. GiertauienO ASoli5i-
iten in llnifornL 600 0eteftiOs, 2000
WlitglieOer Ser SeimOertbeioigungs-
2iga ino 500 Bon Scouts poren Oa-
iiir o6commonoirt.
Ger &erfebr bon Su6rwerfen auf
ser 8oraoeroute mar DoaitGnOie elm
qeItcIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
0eS 2OScS Grute.

ASortlan D, Ore, 80. glug. II
Sn fiir5er 9lllfeinanoerfolge baben
bier beionoers in oelltiden unO
S9mei5er Rreiien mo6l6efannte Yio.
Mere Oos 3eitli6e geieenet, ndmlib
Conrad &re6s, elmer Der befanntelten
uno be0eutenoIten Sopien5iihter Oes
glor0peitens, Der i4on 30 Sabre i'm
Stoate lpobntc, un0 So6n q. 3ieii-
fer, fpelder i'm Sabre 1889 in 9Sort.
lono cine Der eriten @er6ereien grim.
oete, iin0 9lueult @iger.
2etterer itannte aus Dem aanton
Solot6urn uno fam no6oem er iid
ole @elt ongeieben uno oiele Sabre
ais tcGniiber 3eidner oif oen Sa.
waiiiAen Snieln 5ueebraAt 6otte,
Dor 35 Sabren na6 Oregon uno lieB
ii6 in @ortlanO nieoer. Seine @ot-
tin Glalioine ino Elm So6n gilbert
betrnuern iein 9(ble6en.
Serr are6s, meI1er ailf ieiner be.
riibnlten 9and 81 SiOneD, Ore, per-
itarb, erreidt1 Elm gllter pon 80 Sab
rem. gluBer Ieiner Satin Sml"a
are6s, ge6. @orfman So6ter zines
befannten Galiiornier 9Sioniers,
trauern odt @eidwiiter Inn Den Ser.
bIi6enen. Serr &feiiier mar ~
Sabre aft itno miro bon 5mei gteffen
iino fiinf 9li9ten betrauert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Sine arsns- anO NmerseIdddJtc.

Su Dem iAIeiiiben Stdbtben
@rcu0burg Iebt Elm Mnnit Scr feline
@tiltdr0eit uuf einem &reu5er ber-
brabte, Oonn ais untausIi6 entlai-
fen plroe, Oo er's I'M 9reuoe bate.
ip6ter iib ols 9llfoboIfeino erflGrte
uno gum 9Iouen areu5 giug. oonn
bei'm 9lusbrutb Oes arieges iid onm
&otben areu6 meIOete iluo fiiroGd
oaS @iierne 3reu5 erbieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
aus Crt6ti.
@nrOCn Die &niien Bins
GusgrtricbCn.
0luf Oas Gmdbibo= Sbal 5u.
riicfgeSramgt.

geuer @rfolg ser teutoniiden 9fien-
iiDe ouf Der rlmanii6en Sront.
9(uf Der moceOouiiden Sront
wirO's Iebbofter. - 9riten 6oIeu
iid bel einem @orItoB nobe
gieItie blutige a0pfe. - gor
GcrOun miro oie 9(rtilerie-G1d-
tiefeit wieOer Iebbafter.
Berlin, pia 2onOon 30. glug-
Gle guiien muroen geitern oui Ser
iiioliden runlduil1en 6ront aus
Credit bertrie6en unO iiber Die So
ben in DER 9}d6e oes SrteS in Der
9iidtuua oes Sudita.Eboles 5lriid-
geOrGngt.
Qluf Der moceooniicben 6ront ge6t
es etlpas Ieb6aiter 3u; Die 9ulgaren
moren in tleiueren Sperationen er-
folgreid.
9(ui Dem ipeIili9enariegsidmpla
Bat Die glrti1erie-E e-Ebdtigfeit I'M Ser.
oun-9e5irf eeitern 9l6euo cine gro.
Bere SnteniiOit0t angenommen.
Sin britiider 9tngriii na6e @ieltie
idllg gdu5lid iebl
Qieie glngaben linO Dem omtliden
9eri6t ertnommen Der beilte 9tab-
mittog bon Der oelitiden o6eriten
Seeresleitung allsgege6en purOe uno
iolgenoen @ortlaut bat:
Seitli6er &riegs d an.
plob.
n9lrmeegrlppe oes @rin5en 2eos
polo bon 9oDern SSn Der gldbe
bon Giinoburg imo Smorgon puroe
Ole glrtiaerie. S6dtigfeit in ie6r le6-
6ofter g9eiie mie0er auigenommeu.
ebenlo iiiOpeitli6 bon 2ltsf.
SSn Der g}16e bon Garnopol unO
3broc5 mar Oie ruiiiide 9lrtiIlerie rll-
bigger ais al Oen porbergebeuOeu
Eogen.
n9lrmeegruppe oes Gr56er5ogs So
Iepb bon OeIterrei1 - glngriife Der
8umGnen iiioliA BON Scna unO Eur-
gul puroen 5uriidgepieien
9lrmeegrlippe OeS 6elomoridaas
bon @lodenienGie Griolge, Die mir
om Gienitog in Oen Bergen meitlih
bon 5ofi6aui eritritten plrOcn ge-
itern meiter ousgeoebnt.
Sin pudtiger &oritoB unierer er.
probten Streitfrdfte trie6 Ocn BART
nddig ii6 we6renoeu 6einO ms
Credit binouS mo Ordngte i'm i6cr
sic S06en na6e Dem 0orfe in Ser
9ii6tna Oes Suc6iba-S6oleS 5uriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
&aHOHeH Die Sunptiuaffe.

SSn oen 4Gntpfen bel 8eroun puroen
mebr frml5oiiide glrtiaeriiten ais
SnfanteriIten berrplrnoet. ~ Gie
@rfl6rurg fir oieie iiberroiben.
De Gbatiahe
9aris, so. glueuit. II Qie 3obl
Der BEL oen iiingiten Sperationen i'm
Electromagnetic bertuen0eten glrtiqeri.
item mar GROCER ais 0ie 8abl ser in
Die S6la9tliuie eeianoten Snfante.
riiten.
Gieie iiberraibenoe Sbatio6e pur.
De bonn GorreIponoenten Der
oSemps" oamit erfl1rt, oaB Die 9luf.
gabe Der &anoniere auBer Der 9eoie.
nilne Der immenien 9ln5a6l @eidiite
cine iebr idwierige lit. ShinOenlang
muBten i9mere @eiHolie bon 2eilten
berbeigeidleppt DerOen, pelde @as.
masten trogen miiBten. mas ibnen
oaS gltbmen erl9merte un0 Die 9lus.
lift bei1rdntte.
Der Correspondent ioet, oaB ole
9(rtiaerie nun nidt Den oireften
8ped OerfoIgt, oeitide @eidiise 81
perni6ten. ionOern 0euti9e 9e0ie.
nirngsmannidbaften 5r 5mineen, oen
9ienit ein5uiteIen iino S9ue 5u iii-
den. Nus Oieiem @run0e perOen
groBent6eiIs @osbom6en oerpenoet.
@enerol @etoin BON 9r a.
ii0ent Yoincore
0etorirt.
9er6un 30. 9luguit. IT. 9r6ii.
bent @oincare iiberreidte eeitern
perionlib Dem fran5oiiihen So6it.
commonoirenOen, General 9etain,
oas @roBtreu5 Ser @6renleeion mel
DIES i6m Dor cinieen Sageu in 9lner.
fennune ieiner @rfoIee oerIie6en
muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
ariidle @eriammIllna neiprcnat.

9tew Dorf. 80. 9lueuit. IT gu
ie6r leb6ofte9 Scenen ia iaIt 81 ei-
nem ri1tigeu &rapaa, fam es ge-
itern 9l6eno. olS ole @oli5ei in cine
BON Ben u5rienos Of Srii6 5reeOom~
an 80. StraBe unO 8roaomaD ueran.
ltoltete StrcBenperiammhing ein-
eriif unO me9rere @er6aittngen Oor-
no6m. IS rHuBten i6lieBli6 Die &e-
ierren eingreiien. ole riidiibtslos ge-
gen oie oui 5000 a6pie geibdbte
@leuge Oorgingen uno Oie drglten
&rafe6ler feitna6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31

@eterSburG 80. gltsuit. -
9ei einem 9ranoe in &aian an SEA,
icnfa-8luIie, 430 @}eilen oitli6 BON
@losfau, 6roG elm 9ranO aus, bel
Dem Mele &erionen DerIeBt wltroen
ino Scr einen Iolden llnfang on.
no6nl lno iol9e &er6eering anri9s
tete, 0aB OaS &riegSredt ertIdrt
mir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
9Iracmtinieus Gyinan5eu.

@uenos Aires, 80. 9(ueuit.
~ @s purre befarnt eegeben, oaB
Ole argentiniibe Regieriing nibt nm
@rneuernng Ser $tt0OO,00O betro-
genoen mnerifaniihen 9lnlei6e eriu-
den miro, Ole an IS. September idl.
Iia miro.