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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13
Being Held at Stevens Farm East of
City This Week.
Big Things Doing for Friday and Monster
Attendance is
Desired.

If any one is interested in the
land clearing proposition they
should attend the demonstration
which is being conducted by the
University of Wisconsin in CO.
operation with a number of rail-
roads, the Dupont company, the
LaPlant-Choate people and the
j. K. Kirstin Co. at the Stevens
farm on the Houghton road two
miles east of Washburn.
1t is one of the biggest de-
monstrations of land clearing
that will perhaps be held in this
region for some time and one in
which every farmer is interested.
At the demonstration complete
data is being kept by the univer-
sity on the cost of land clearing
by the different methods and
there is great rivalry between
the several concerns to see which
can clear land the fastest and at
the lowest cost per acre.
Friday is the big day for in
terested visitors. During the
forepart of the week the several
concerns represented were work
ing against time and expense,
but on Friday all will give de-
monstrations on the different
methods of clearing land. 1t will
be "show-off" day at the de-
monstration, a day in which
things will be shown and ex-
planned. 1t is what is termed
visitors day and-as large a crowd
as possible should be present.
Demonstrations will start at
seven o'clock providing a crowd
is on hand but the big session
will be from ten o'clock and on.
Friday is the day. Plan to attend.
The Land Clearing special of
eleven cars arrived in Washburn
Sunday afternoon ready for a
weeks campaign against the
white pine stumps. In the piece
being cleared by the demonstra-
tors. the stumps will average
one hundred and twenty to the
acre.
After unloading their equip
ment and getting set Monday,
the stumps began to fly in short
order. By Tuesday night three
acres of stumps had been pulled
or blasted. The rain of Wednes-
day kept the operators out Of
the field most of the time.
Senator Wilkinson and Assem-
blemen Walter Duffy of this
county were very instrumental
in securing the passage Of the
bill which made possible the
States land clearing work. Once
the stumps are removed there is
no question but that northern
Wisconsin is destined to be one
of the greatest agricultural re-
gions of the United States.
The electric method of blast
ing stumps received a good deal
of attention. The idea was new
to many old hands who knew
how to handle dynamite. The
old method of putting all the
charge in one spot which results
many times in leaving con-
siderable portion of the stump
in the ground is rapidly being
|supplanted by the newer method
of electric blasting.
By this method several shots
placed around at various points
underneath the roots of the
stumps can be fired at one time.
The lower grade of dynamite
was used to demonstrate the
feasibility of using a low grade
dynamite instead of the higher
and more expensive grade. Spec
tators were surprised to find
tba+ on nor cent dynamite could
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13

Leslie Olson, member of Company
D. 9th Wisconsin, was here from
Camp Douglas for few days the
first of the eweek. Leslie says he
likes Camp life.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13
Decide that Mayor Was Right in
Dismissing Former Chief.
Hearing Held Before City Council on
Tuesday Evening. Kerr
Admits Charges.

The city council at meeting
held on Tuesday evening for the
purpose of hearing the charges
against former Chief of Police
A. M. Kerr, sustained the Mayor
in his action by which the for
mer Chief was discharged from
service.
Mr.. Kerr was discharged from
service some two months or more
age by Mayor Macleod, but he
refused to give up his star and
has claimed to be acting in the
capacity of Police Chief. despite
the fact that Mr.. Markey was
appointed to that position. and
has been serving.
Mr.. Kerr claimed that the
Mayor had no legal right to dis
charge him from service without
being given hearing, and some
of the councilmen felt the same
way in the matter.
At the last regular meeting of
the council the question was
again brought up by Chief Kerr.
who was represented by an
attorney, and because Of the alb
sence of the Mayor an adjourn
ment was taken until Tuesday
evening.
At the Tuesday meeting
Mayor Macleod preferred the
following charges as a basis for
the dismissal of Mr.. Kerr from
service:
Charge /
That said A. M. Kerr, as Chief
of Police, knowingly permitted
gambling to be carried on in the
public streets of the City of
Washburn on July 4th, 1917.
Charge 2
That said A. M. Kerr, as Chief
of Police, was remiss and care
less in the discharge of his
duties in that on the 4th Of July,
1917, he failed and neglected to
prevent gambling on the public
streets of Washburn.
Charge 3
That said A. M. Kerr, as Chief
of Police maintained correspond
ence with one Martin Moran,
knowing him to be a fugitive
from Justice and that warrant
was in the hands of the Sheriff
of Bayfield, county for the arrest
of said Moran, and that said
Kerr failed and neglected to
notify the Sheriff of the where
abouts OF said Moran, knowing
that the Sheriff was looking for
said Moran.
Mr.. Kerr was asked by Mayor
Macleod if he admitted the
charges as made and Kerr said
he did, whereupon motion was
made to sustain the Mayor and
this was passed by an unanimous
vote.
Mr.. Kerr was not represented
by COUNSEL at the meeting Tues
day, neither did he ask for an
adjournment, and proceedings
of the council whereby the
charges were preferred and the
action of the Mayor was sus-
tanned occupied but a few
y,oin,1toc
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13

Roomers-W Wanted one or two
ye ltlemen roomers. Modern home
INQUIRE ut Times Office.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13

Bayfield, County Fair premium
books may be had for the asking at
the Times Office.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13
Yod Get Results

By usilg this paper wner
llv artisiag. Try it and
mike BUSINESS grov.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-09-13
Charge /

That said A. M. Kerr. as Chief
of Police, knowingly permitted
gambling to be carried on in the
public streets of the City of
Washburn on July 4th, 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Gem Gricae sit.

&io Saneiro, %. @lai. ~
Gie broIilianiide aonner bat 6ente
Die &orloee, peltbc Die @rflGrln9
Ger g}eutraIit6t groiiIicns inn arie-
&c 5piiden 0cuticblnnO uno 0en Scr.
Stooten piOerruft in criter 9eIung
paliirt Gas &otum mar 1876 gegen
3 Stihmen.
&riegSerflGrung in 9r a.
iilicn crportct.
&io Oe Soneiro, %. Moi--
Iie 3eihmg o9toticia~ ioat in oeut.
ldcn &reiien iueroe be6ouptet ooB
GeltidlanO in Den nddiien 5pei
ooer orei &ogcn arieg gegen @roii-
lien erfl1ren mcr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
GgpIOiiOn auf nmcritaniidJcm
1ampfer.

Sobuna, %. W1oi. IL Sine Gr.
ploiion ereiguete fiA beute i'm 9ooe.
raitm Oes omerifoniihen Gonpicrs
DSadomonno,~ pd6reno ole 9o0uua
oes Gorgos BON aoble an ciucm Bier
i'm bieiieen Soien aeloiht puroe. Gs
tullroe g8iemano BON Der 9emanmna
perlest, uno onS Sdifi pnroe ourd
Die @rploiinn nno oen nodiolgen0en
Srono MIR tpenis beiddoigt Grei
slrbeiter, 5iuei Giiboner un0 Elm Spa
nier, erlitten @erletilngen
Gapitdn Sobnion gab Der slnliht
ausornd. Dob gombcn Die pielleiht
in 9aorfolf BON Spionen IN Dem
Sdiif perItedt iporoen icicn. oie 81.
ploIion peritrioht bdtten Cine zee.
ftdtiaung oieier Ebeoric iebIt icoodl.
Die 9Sebr5o6I Ser 0litaIieoer ser @c.
manning slaubt oaB Sel6iient3in.
oung bic Grploiion berliriahtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
StaIicns GuulmiRare fctirt.

@mpiong 81 i6ren @6ren oomStuats.
Sefretdr 9egeben. Gie Wlit-
9lie0cr Ger Gommiliion nebmen
@inloOlne sum 9eilide bon
giep Dort an.
@o ibineton, %. W}ai-Gas
Tcantentim ln0 Die oberlten @eiell-
icboitSfreiie Scr Stoot trobten bcute
cinem beitigen &egenIhlrnL INN oen
Yrin5en bon lloine llnO Die iibrigcn
NlitglieOer ser itolienii6en Commit
lon bel einen formellen @mpiang 5u
begriiBen, Der i6nen 5u @6ren inn
n.9lmericon.Sc61uOe bonn Stoots.
SctretGr 2aniing uno ieiner @cmo6-
lin 9egebcn murOc. 4rGlioent gSil-
ion, Die meiiten Der Go6inetSnitglie.
Der ltnO onoere bo6e 8eamte Der &c
gicring purOen Oen 8eiu6ern our6
Den Stuotsy ySefretGr bor9eiteGt.
Sm 9aufe oeS beltigen Cages
nabm 9rin5 lloine cine @inlooung
bon MaDor @litcbcl gum 9eiudbc ser
5toot 9}elp gorf an lm6 cs wuroc
6efonnt, oaB bic Goninliliion cine
1our no6 iiioIi4en unO mitteImelt-
licbcn Stoateu plant.
Gic crltcn forncllen Gonieren5cn
Ocr itolieniihcn 9eiu6er nit oen
amcrifaniihen 9emntei begannen
6eltte NIT ciner GiSfuiiion ser
SdiffssSituation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

lano oelanot mor6en lino, bon ocncn
bereitS Sunoerte on9eldngt Iino.
0ie 9lnfiihoieung fGbrt fort: n3n.
icmncn init oen bereits in Der bri-
tiibcn iino Der tron5oiiiHen g(rmee
oienenoen glmerifonern weroen Oiele
nod bier beoroerten Sruppen-Srgu-
niiotionen in &iir5e 100000 9(mcri.
foner nod 5ronfreicb bringe1 cine
3abL Die fiinf 0clltlden 0inilionen
glci6fomult.~
0ic GrflGrtlne giebt 0etailS bon
Der &erit1rflng Der 9lationdleor0c-
0rganiiotionen uno ocr reglllGrcn
9lrrncc uno bon Ser 8er0oppelung
oes @erionaIs Der 8lotte lmo iagt
Damn:
~Sier5igtouieno iiinoe 9(merifoner
6es bciten Cups Iino ieBt in iebs6ebn
6elologern periommclt, I'M einc
ourbeebruOe 9lusbilOung 5u erbolten
limo ipGter Offi6iere in Der neuen glr-
rnce 5it mcr0en."
SIS miro in Der 9efanntma6ung
mciter betoat, ooB ole Gonferen5en
Der omerifonii6en Gegierimg nit
oen enelii6-fron5oiiicben Gonniiiio-
nen beenoet ieien, lno ooB ilnifoIlen-
oe YIdne setroffen Woroen icien fir
norltrielle @tobilmoAung, cini6lieB-
lid 0es @aus bon 8abnlinien bon
Sdltienocn bon Wieilen.
$500 gleroplone 1olIen
gebaut iocr0en.
gSeiter beiBt es in Der Grfl1rung
rGs linO Arrangements getroffen
moroen Inn in oieiem Sabre $500
g(eroplone gu bouen urO 5000 9Slie-
ger ous5ubilOen"
9ie offi5ieIle 9lnfiinoiglmg i6liet
nit eincm Sinpeis auf Die inouItriel-
len 5irmen, Die iib Der omerifuni.
Id)en Sfeeierling 8ur Aushibrung bon
9lrbcit fir ben Grieg 8ur @erfiigung
9eitcIlt boben luO nit elmer glllf5Gb
lpg ser notionolcn SiilfSQueIlen,
lpeIHc oeu Ser. Stoaten uno ibren
9Eaiirten our @erfiigung lteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
SriesSlnltiee spanier.

Suden Die Hegierune sum Gintritt
in oen ariee eeeen QadidIono
ail bepegen.
Wlaorio, pia 4aris, 2S. Nlai
9eidliiiie, ole aeitern Der @laiienoer-
ionmllng @unlten Der entente in
Otaorio oneenomnuen woroen po.
rcn, puroeu beute Dem ipauiiden
Miniitcr oes gluswdrtieen rmterbrei-
tet. Gieielben baben i'm aan5en fol-.
genOen Snbolt.
griteus Spmien ioIlte in Dem
cllropoiideu GoniIift nidt iiolirt
bleiben.
3weitens- Sponicu iolte icine 80.
Iitif eeseniiber 5ranfrcid imo 65roB-
britannien umo ocrcn 9(Qiirtcn an
bern.
0rittens "a Gelti9lono 5pa-
MEMS 9tertralitGt perlebt babe iol.
tie Spanien Die Oiplomatiiben 9e5ie.
bungen nit Geutidlano obbreAen ii.
ale Goniequen5en ieines 8oraebens
troeen. oa ole @iiroe oeS 2onOes IL.
Die g3oibmenoiofeiten Der interuotio.
natlen Situotion Dies perlongten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
NOriuesiIder 9nmpier in GOaiiion
eeiitnfrn.

2epes, Gel. 20. Wfoi. ~ Die
normegiide 9orfe aStifinoer" trof
berltc aus Saoonnob bier Elm uno be.
ridtete, oaB lie oin "a. Dloi nnbe
$otteros nit oem noriuegiihet
9onpfer 0Selie" coIli0irte. Der
0ompfer ianf uno feline @emonung
iuuroe BON Der 9orte an goro &c.
nonmen.
(Der Qnmpfer oSeIic" fubr Dor
einigen Sogen inter benz aonmonoo
oes aopit0ns Sopen init einor @c.
monnung bon 30 Yaann bon 9aIti.
more abb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

IS them W

Iadte, uie es beiBt in CubIin lmO
SarOmeH, 4p., oen Zoo BON flint
g9eiBen un0 nabe Clinton aD,, BON
OreiBie geeern @S pnroen ioiort
per Sonoer5ue 9ler5te, aronfemuar-
ter ino 0abrlmesmittel nah Barb.
nell lno Clinton eeIouot.
$iilfe fir 6ie @otblci0en-
ben
@l ottoou Sll,. 2S. @loi. Su
gorB Sllinois, SnSiano uno oeu an.
gren5enoeu Staoten 6aben Die @eiu.
DIE Inn Siilfe fir sic pom Shrm-
pino idIimm 6eimeeiudten Stdote
@6arlelton unO 0iottoon bereitpillig.
ite gIuinabme eefunoen uno qon3e
@aggonIaouneen 9tobrmgsmittcI.
Eeden imo Jel0betten inO ldon ob.
gelnnOt mor0en. Sopeit bis ieet Be.
fannt, iin0 in GoIes-@ountp 81 0len-
iden umeefommen itn0 etlpa COO
oerlebt porOen; ebenio iin0 piele sc.
b0lloe in Den 5ormeeeenoeu 5eritort.
&ieb lit molienboit eet00tet mo Die
@rnte iduer beihooiet woroen Wiou
iddtt Oen ongeridtetep Shooen auf
$2,500000 bis 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
betrOffenen Staaten, iuie fOlat.
Snlammen 275 1347


Yocu0o6, 4p. %. Nlai. - Die
ncuen geridte, oie no6 uno nod
aus 0en bonn Gornaoo betroiienen
bier Counties bon @elt.RentldD an.
langen 5eigen, Dab Der Sebensberlliit
lno Der Mloteriali6noen i6limmer
porcn ais man 5uerit ongenommen
6atte 8eute gl6eno batte eS oen
9lnidein, Dab oie 2iite Der Tooten
po6rideinIi9 auf minOeitens 70 an.
Idpeaen miiroe, md6reno oie 8obl
Der Gerlebten Die So6e bon mebreren
Sunoert erreiden mag.
Qie St6ote Sidmon in Sutton.
Gountp umO Clinton lmO 9orOtpeH
in Gorlisle.Golmtp uno bic glahbar.
idoft nnr0en am meiiten n1iteenon.
men. Sn 6ulton-Gount1 ollein miro
bic 3obl scr GoOten nit AZ nngege-
ben.
Seute 2l6cno Inn 6 ll6r paren 30
2eihen bon ouspdrts in Sidmon
bineingebrabt mpr0en INN bon BORT
aus beetoigt 81 mcr0en.
Syn Clinton, @arliSle.Gollntp, ia.
men fiinf @erionen um's 2eben,
lud6reno 10 in GDpreB. einem no6e.
gelegenen Gorfe, getootet muroen.
Die 3a6l Der 8erlebten in bielen bel.
Oen Srten iuuroe olif 40 seidGBt
Ger Gieentblntsidaoen, Der in oen
betroffenen 2iitriften aneeridtst
wuroc, lieB iid beutc 9lbeno oub
ni1t einmnl annG6reno qbidGben,
lit aber ein setpaItiser.
Ger 2 iioen i6limm betrofs
fen.
@acmp6is. Gem, 2s. 0lui. ~
Gie Serie bon SornaOos. ole am
6reitog nno Somitue oen 0littel-
peiten beimiuhte. eritredte lid &C.
itern aud auf Die Siioitooten Seer.
tudp, Senneiiee, 9lrfanios rno Ella.
6nno, uno uu6eitdtigteu Meloungen
5ufolge iollen BORT nabe5u 100 Ecrio-
nen getootet. oiele bunoert Derlebt
unO an SduIern uno Grnte eiu Sdo-
oen bon SunoerttauienOen BON Dol.
lars ougerihtct poroen iein.
Der er0Bte Sdaoen ipuroe entlang
Dem SIhufer Oes N2iiiiiiippi bon
Giptonoille, Genn,, bis Sifmon, ap..
perurIodt. 9e0foro, gonOourant.
9aromell. Ntoscoip imo Dublin,
Gp., iollen tbatiGdli@ eons 5erltort,
uno in Clinton. an., 80 9erIonen
umeefommen iein. Ter Stllrm mar
bon &egen unO Saeel beeleitet. no.
Our6 GROCER GrnteiHooen perltrla6t
puroe.
ct 2ouis, Wlo., %. N1ai.-0er
Sturm welder ipGt geItern in @il.
lisoille, ST., losbrodb, bat oieien Grt
70 5iemlid 5eritort. obne SAB W9en.
idenlebeu babel 81 beflaeen Iino. Gr
fegte Damn in ser 0ldbe BON Cairo,
Sll, ii6er SEN 0bio.6IuB uno berllr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
NIeneraI g[IOaraOp IL @era Grna.

&era Gru5 %. Yloi. ~ @c.
neral Solpooor 9llooraoo, Der Son.
berneur bon Yucoton III ouf Dem
@ege nod Sta6t 9icrifo bier onae.
fonnnen. @r miro iid hloreen nod
Der $ouptitoot beaebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
3rQn'O(mgrdbrn.
Mm %OeblOCrg nno
&eilberg
Nnm ben OettI1em Sritps
pen gemUmincm.

Ser oellti6e @cneraIItob beri3tct
BON OicIem @rfolse Der aronprin-
8cn.9(rncc in Der Gbunlpoene.
0elttiten MAIDEN ii6er 250
@cfongcne. - Serlulte Der Sto-
licner in Oen -Stblohten
ouBcroroentlih ibper.
Yerlin, bio 2onoon, 90. Wtoi.
~ 0ic ocuti1en boben geitern cine
2inie fran5oiiidber S6iisenerdben
om @oblbcrg mo am &eiiberg iiio-
lid bon N3oronpilliers, in Der Gbonl-
pognc, crobert. D1ebr ais $50 @e-
fon9ene fielen babel Oen oeutlAen
&ruppen in ole Sdnoe.
0lcbrcre britii6e 9lngriffe 5lpii6en
Gberilip ui0 8ulccourt Iin0 g1n5li0
febIecihlooen.
0icie glngoben lino Dem omtlidben
9cri1t cutrommen Der beute 9toD-
mittog bon Der ocrtlhen oberiten
&eereSleitling nuSgegeben wuroen
uno foIgcllOen @ort.ollt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Superintendent Setter tuOt.

Scottoole ga, %. N2oi. II
81. 8. SETTER, ocr i'm 60. uno Ga.
GongreB Ser Scr. Stooten oen %.
GiItritt bon @cnniDloanio oertrot lit
bier i'm 9lIter bon 65 Sobren oeitor-
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
glncrif. gIcr5tc erreiden enaIanO

Sonoon 2S. @oi. - Gin wei-
tercs Contingent 0cS omcrifanii6en
Soipitol-GorpS lit bcilte in Gnglano
eiugetroiicn. Gie 9(nrommIiuee ma.
rem sler5te aus philadelphia imO Ct
9ouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
9lofefeller 5eidjnet weiterc fiinf W1il-
lionen Dollars.

0ep 9orf. 2S. W3ni. S,obn
9. 9odefeIler bat beute peitere
$5,000.000 Gu Der o2ibertb" .9lnleibc
iubicribirt. Gonit bat 9odefener
i'm @on5en Obliedtionen in &obe
bon fiinf5ebn WliIliouen 1oaars
iibernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Grwaltig.
@ebeMsberlMlt nnO Was
tcriaIi6aOen.
SJnfuIge eimer &eibe OOn
Sorma6Ds herDDraermfen.

gIu6c5u 800 SoOtc imo 14OO Ser
Iebtc na6 oen Icsten 8eri1ten
aus Den obt beimeeiurbtcn Stoo.
ten ocs Ntittclweltcns unO OeS
Siloens. SainoiS uno SEEN.
tudD om idWerlten betroiicn. II
S6ooen eebt in oie @eiaionen.
Rad ben neueitcn Seridlten ba6cn
bic SOrnaOus, iueldlc in ben lcktcu
Sagen ad)t StaateM observation-disclosures
MuO oeS SiiOeus beiulssindjt babeu,
cincn uady biclcn @dlliOncn 5G6leu-
ben WiatcrialidaOen anseri6tet nnb
245 Wienidenleben 3nm Spfcr gefOr'
bert, WG6reuO 1907 eeriouen Ser.
lcbnngcn crlitten.
Der 2ebensDerlnlt nnO bic 3abl
Der @erletten Oertbcilen iidD aaf bic
betrpffenen Staaten, mie fDlat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

0lbunnenten, bic ben ,,pentiden Gotrelpuu.
beuien" nitbt piinftlim Dbet uHregelmdhl0 er.
hnlten, fnn gebeten, ber Office bdpDu bef Ees
lrpbuu uoer tulrIitIIm WlitibrtlnHn az iHaMm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
AmrrikQ's
4llitbiltr
SIN RricSc ScStn
9cntl6IanO.
SJn britiiher nmtlitber @rs
fIdrMm9 betUmt.

0cm S6lo9tfeI0e in 6ronfrci6
icin. Ser. Stootcn boucn in
Oiclcm Sabre $500 9tcropIonc
unO biIOen 5000 Slieocr aus.
2on6oiL %. W9oi. Cine
bclte bier crloiiene offi8ieac @rfld.
rume io9t, Dab nit @ini6luB Ger be.
rcits in Der fran8oliiben umO Der bri-
tiicben glrmce Oieneuoen 9(merifoncr
ii6 in @Gloe 100000 g(merifoner
ouf Dem Sdlo1tfeloe in 6ronfrei6
befinOen miirOen.
0ie GrflGrlwg puroc 81 Oenl
3iocde bonn britii6en ariegsonlt aus,
gegcbcn Inn glmerifo'S t6otfrGftigc
Sbeiluobmc an Dem aricgc ino feline
6dbigfeit, iofortige ptrfinme &iilfe
81 geip1brelt 81 crpciien.
9oS 0ofiment 6e3iebt ii6 auf oic
9lusbe6ungS 8orlngc, pelbe cine
omerifonii6e g(rnee bon 100000
Ytonn 6erborbringen miro, un0 ioot
bob nlle glusliAten ulif einen groBen
@rfoIg Der 9lnlei6e gegeben ieien,
BON ipclcber bereitS 750,000,000 0en
@ntcnte.Gaiirteu porgeltredt worocn
icien.
Die Wlittbeilung betont ferner, ooB
6lotillen bon onerifoniiAen 3erito-
rern anti oen Characterization in Der
Submorine Gone cooperiren; ooB
cine glrmee-9ioiiion cine 9(btbeilung
bon Wtorine.Sol0oten lmo neum 93e-
gimenter BON Yionieren no6 Sronf-
reid 6eorOert puroen uno ooB TO-.
600 gler5te uno cine Wenge &ronfen-
pfleeerinnen BON glmcrifo nod @ng.
@leIOlno beinet oit9, ooB in oen les-
ten i6 9oeen ii6er 1900 nnoerlpun-
nete Stoliener eeianeen oenommen
luuroen.
0ic Wiitt6eilrng lolltet
n0ie geitrigen Nperotionen moren
oui oen IiiOliden 5liieel Der sSion5o.
gIrihee 6eiHrdnft. 9t0roliH BON Dem
giippocco-66ole ianoen, nit 9luSna6.
me eines gtngriffeS auf Die S06en bel
Bodice, ser i6nea o6geiAloeen nun.
DC, ititr glrtillcrieouelle BON pehIeln-
ner Seftiefeit itott. 9hli Dem aorit-
@lutcoi 900 Ger 6eino pieoer mGd-
tige Wloiien 5u einem 9(ngriff 5ulom-
men. gei 6ajti unO bel Galtagna-
Ui55o famen Die Sample Dor uniercn
rpr0eriten @rG6en gum Stilltonoe.
n3mii6en Snmiono nno Der See
poren Die Gdnpfe i6per uno mebre.
re 60ben tpeCblelten m16reno 0eS ga.
GeS nebrmols Die SGnoe. llnicre
YertbetoiguneSitellen 6lie6en unge-
(ro1en iuno Die Seitigfeit, nit mel
der Der Souptpu6t Ger S9laht BON
iinlcrer Sufonterie bSgegnet mur0e,
funn ni6t oeniigeno geprieicn wer-
oen.
oOrei Sonpeo-9iegilnentcr ihlugen
II 9lngriffe in 4S StmOen ob imo
itiirmten oreimol cine S06e. 9lrtile-
rle.Sieutenant @r5ber5og 2eopolo
i1loB iib nit elmer SonO poQ aanos
Mere einen Snianterieregimente bel
elnem 9lngriffe in elmer 5rontlinie an
unO brobte 3lpei @loi6inengeipebree
i9iibe 0uriid.
.Die 3abl Der ieit Dem %. Niot
cuf Dem @arItAGloteoit eineebrahten
@efangenen betrGgt $50 Offi5iere
nno 1000 Mdm. SIN @an5en limo
felt 8eeinn Der S1lant ii6er $4,000
lnOeripunoetc StoIiener gefangen ge-
nommen tporoen.
nDaB ser Seino in t6 Soeen oes
Samples feinen @ort6eil BON @eoelt.
tline erriingen bat, lit in groBeu Oto.
be oen 9ouienoen BON Mdnnern rno
6rouen su Oeroanfer, mel1e 5it Soa.
ie sic i1weren 9lrbeitell BON oeneu
rle 9lrmee a56dnet, IoDol un0 rner'
nii0litb berri9ten."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-10
THAT UPPER BERTH.
Getting Into 1t Sometimes Is a Good
Aerooatic Stunt.

Getting Into 1t Sometimes Is a Good
Acrobatic Stunt.
The ascent to an upper Der h is an
art i'll itself, and, as one woult expect
of an art, it is long. | do net mean
the ascent by stepladder. I'll ere are
those who climb mountains by rail-
road, who let minions put on their bait,
who require caddies to tee their golf
balls, who hunt with heaters to drive
the game toward them. There are also
those who reach their uppers on car
peted steps.
Yet the heroic breed is not extinct.
Luxury has not yet completely slapped
u national virility. Some of us are
made of Steiner stuff. We climb I'M
assisted and alone.
We are off. Quickly we assume po-
sition A, with both hands grasping the
horizontal bar and with our right foot
firmly planted on the chest Of the old
gentleman in the lower. We push off
vigorously. If the old gentleman's
chest be of a proper firmness and resil-
iency this push brings us to position
B. with the left knee in the sharp knee
hold on the edge of the upper berth
and the right leg at large. The right
leg is then brought convulsively up
ward and forward and laid carefully
in the upper berth, and the left leg is
at liberty to follow it. From this point
on all is plain squirming.-Frederick L,
Allen in Century.