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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

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1915 rno 364.57S fiiufjdbrisen
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fen folt in gleider 3abl oorbauoeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ncr pes &onigs ineiien. Gort berriAt
Oeutibe 8eboglidfcit. Nlan glaubt,
iid in einem olten @utri5ietbauie 5u
beiinOen in Dem 9lrbeits5iulmer ci-
nes geoegenerG 6onieotiideu @roB.
faufmannes. giur Die rieiigen g6-
renfelle erinnern einen odrdn, 6oB
Die aorpatben uiAt olI5u peit iin0.
sln 6eniter itebt Der groBe S6reib-
tilb Oes a1nigs, Ser Stu6l Oooor lit
6alb aeipenoet 10, ais o6 ser fonigr
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Oerloien b1tte.
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ole 9iloer, Die @ider, oie 8eiti6rii,
ten 5nm er6Bteu Ebeil nilitGri-
iden poIitiiden unO lpirtbidaitli-
den Snbolts iinO ole oeltldj, Dlolt-
fe, ShIieffen, GlaiHeipib, Narmanns
W1itteleuropa 8iilom's GeiltIde $50.
litif, oas maren Oie Bidder icnes
a0nigs, Der 1eutihlano am %. 9lit..
quit Den arieg ertldrtel Wan olr6.
monoert Die onoereu HGumc, iebt
9iloer Oeltiher6iiriten bdngeu, bonn.
@roBen &uriiirit berob ii6er 6rieo.
rih ben @roBen bis 8u 8ilbelm oen
3lpeten; oelitide 2onoihoften qrii.
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6erub, Die &ene ao6urg ser S5o6en
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me6r ber9iBt mon oaB man li6 inn
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peit OeS fonigIiben 9lrbeiis3imincrs
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&qBeniommer iolgtc nod roiber
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nibt oabin 5uriidgefebrt, miro Diel.
leidt ME mieoerfonnen.
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bdugt Elm bon aoiier g9il6elm Dem
3lpeiteu acidenftcS 2elgeudloe, ooS
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ben ole ll6lono'icbeu Gerie.
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6rad Oas ieite NloB uno oorum.
bat i'm Der Shirm oeridlungeil
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

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ocn icb, cirit iiit Wlai als Ser ggelti
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den pirSr fpeil idl sic Mnitrrich
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nidd aeuiiscno cratiinoet bate @lan
foumi icidlter u0d 2cipes ais BON
bort iort Tainola peuigiiens ga5
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Gs mar cinuol eiu Waidel
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amnl motif oie Gaat er mdbeu
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Sing gleicb 5u freiien an.
21ngit mor'n iie nif Der Gauer,
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lln0 ballt milo bin lHo Der.
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ardd3t iAcE bas tinlt're Seer.
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lin Siilie idrie Die 9ano
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Der Giuflnh Oes @inters 1916-17
0uf bic Hau0mirt6idaft

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id)ofts.SHltitllt in 9tom i6reibt lms.
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iiber ale @egenoeu. Guropos erltredt
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peratur auf eou5 opBcroroentlic6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Ghcurie ma lSrnris .

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Her iyricbe; mann llnN luic2

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fla Der Gricoc in alIcrHdchitr Aus.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
llnter TErennoinnenl !

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5ier.~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Gdlncrahaftc SSflidlfeit.

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mos 1T Oenn Ios?~
~Ger5eiDen Sic oiitieIt endoiae
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onf &br glo0eIfiiien aeiett."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
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9erlt4ru Rurtrte MIDI.


9err CHARLES eauerbier sl5 Wainsetrabe,
St. Soiep1, N'@., breibI; o8or ciiieen Sab
rem lit i6 an elmer iblimmen GrfdImua. bic
lib ani meinen Naeen ibma iuo ben @erluit
bon appeti nHb Gcblaf beruriadte 80 Der.
iadte peridIicOtHe Wiebi5ineH D1ue Griolg, bis
man MID an Neruna erinnerte SO erfannte
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paIb pOn breI gsodm war inl uoahanbia &c.
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90 uno on benuet unb I'D bin iberdenst baB
es cine 8uDerIasiee @leol5iii H."
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iib geiuno erDdlii irei iiir glae.
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ibm MIR Die C0elceeuDet 9eriu6t cine 5Ia.
idJe babon
eO@e, Seneu iliiifas WScbl5iu 5uipiber 1T,
ibnnen ictt Fernma.Sabletteu iapien.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Sin 6efdlciOeuer @muIdJ,

Gincn poetii6eu pldttfolniiher0
@nnid nah ocm mciitbegebrtcn
Gurtirbrbuggel aus RuBlano laiIen
mir 5uln SblaB nod folgen:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
TERMS EFFORT
ACA|NS1f>TAL|ANS
iusiro-tcrmnns Making Fierce ~.
SnuI's against Valiant Italian
Lines Win Slight Gains .

Rome. Dec. Violent fighting
continues on the Italian front The
Italians are retiring gradually To pre-
pared positions.
The Austro-Germans are making
frantic attempts to break through
and doboueh upon the plain Of vcne-
tia. In the .Aslago plateau battles
Of almost unprecedented violence are
taking place. the Teutonlc allies us
Ing great array Of guns and men
IN their efforts to overcome the Ital.
Ian resistance. on the Meletta sec
tor the TeutonS made some advances,
but only through the sacrifice OF
large numbers Of men, the Italians
resisting determincdiy
An enemy attempt 20 carry The
italian line OF defense In the upper
Brenta valley met with repnlse AMI
heavy casualties.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN FOR
FUND TO SUPPLY AMERICAN
TROOPS STARTS
SUGGESTED BY MEN IN RANKS
Quota Of City small and Can Easily
I,e Raised. Governor withycombe
Urges Prompt Response

One OF the nation-w wide movements
toward which this city. In common
with every city OF the state and ma
tlon. has been asked TO contribute its
little mite, Is that under the auspices
OF the American Bible society for the
sending OF Khaki testaments to each
American soldier sent TO France. II
may seem strange 10 many. that
these soldiers who are taken from
their homes and sent among strang-
ers should Indicate. In their letters
home. that there is a real demand
for the testament. but scores OF such
letters have been received In this
country
To meet this demand, fund OF
siO0. 200 Is being raised. The quota
Of this county is 800.
Gov. Withycombe In a letter to the
chairman OF this fund said: ANY
movement calculated to furnish our
soldiers with added comfort and IN
spiration should have the hearty
support OF every patriotic American
and am grateful for an opportun-
ny TO express my unqualified en-
dorsement OF the campaign you are
conducting for the Bibles for the
soldiers fund The Bibles to be
spread among the soldiers In France
through the generosity OF the citi-
zens of Oregon as well as other
states. will not only insure good
morale but will tend to make better
soldiers in every way
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
Zach House Passed u separate iieso-
luton Which We're iie0nciled In
To One. No Opposition
Washington, ipec. I.-tIatc dis
I'atch) The president has signed
the resolution declaring that n state
II war exists between the United
States and Austrin-Iiung',ry.

Washington. Dec, H. With less
than an hours debate. the senate
passed unanimously the resolution
declaring that state of war exists
With Austria Hungary. Senator Ia
Toilette left the senate chamber and
failed to vote Senators Gronna.
vardaman and Norris supported the
resolution.
The house Is debating lts resoln-
tion. II Is expected that only Lon
don. the socialist Will vote against
H. Then ~ soon as the two reso-
lutions have been reyonciled In con-
ference final action will be quickly
taken.
Representative Miller OF Mlnneso-
Ia. q foreign AFFAIRS committee mem
her. made brief argument for In
cindiny Turkey and Bulgaria la the
declaration The attitude OF the
house was evidenced by enthusiastic
cheering OF Representatives Floods
reply that declarations against them
would follow hs soon as the president
believes II expedient.
The senate committees resolution
makes war effective when the presi-
dent approves the resolution. instead
or AS provided IN the house docu-
ment. dating the state OF war from
noon Wednesday. Specific causes for
war assigned In the house draft also
are omitted In the senate commit
tees draft. which Is virtually ldenti-
cal with the declaration against Ger
many.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
CONVICT NEARLY
MAKES GETAWAY
california Convict Tries 20 Escape
From Sleeping Car In This City.
Recnptured After Chase

John Henion. who escaped from
J.iI at Modesto; Cal. escaped from
the Shasta Limited last night when
II stopped in the city and gave the
local police and county officials a
merry chase before he was captured
and placed behind the bars OF the
county bastile. Henion was being
held for burglary and escaped a
month ago In company with the mur-
derer OF a bank Official. He was cap
tured recently at Portland and was
being taken back to Modesto by
Sheriff Davis. when he reached here
he climbed from the upper berth,
taking a blanket. left In his night
clothing with leg iron around one
ankle. After breaking the chain OF
the leg iron he went to the home OF
Joe Warner. telling that he had been
robbed OF his clothing by hobos. Sc
NHf'a o poh VI tiohb'ib anu Ntul
on his way. Chief OF Police McI.ane
received a telegram from Sheriff
Davis stating that the prisoner had
escaped and at once started in pur-
suit. He located the man near the
western limits OF the city. who. upon
seeing the officer ran. not needing
the shots which were fired. Later
the county officials we're notified and
joined In the chase, In company with
a hastily organized posse and soon
had the man surrounded near the
Rogue River grange hall. After Civ
ing splendid exhibition of run
ming he finally hid IN the brush and
was soon captured.
In Jail Henion declared that he
wished he had been shot. as he had
made n failure OF life and disgrac.
ed his people. The shots which were
fired with the view OF stopping him
ses,sed Is have no erect upon him
although they we're striking yer,
close.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
SEVEN ARE KILLED
IN BOLIVIAN ROW

Santiago. Chile, Dec. 7.-Accord-
ing to dispatch from La Paz, Bo-
livia. serious disorders broke out af-
ter sitting of the chamber of depu-
ties. at which former President
Montes undertook to refute certain
charges made against him by the re-
publicans.
The chief of STAFF was wounded
one officer, two soldiers and four
civilians were killed and II others
we're wounded. Order was soon re-
stored and the dispatch adds that
the trouble was not of revolution
airy character.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
MEETING DISCUSSES
WAR ON AG|TATORS

San Francisco, Dee. THE sup
preston of agitators. anti-Amerlcan
and pro-German acts, Is being us
cussed at conference between rep
resentatives OF employers. business
men Of California, Oregon, Wash-
ington, Idaho and Montana. and an
agent OF the council OF national de
Tense
] c. Reynolds. manager OF the ~
land Empire Employers associa'loo
OF Spokane, and Phil s Bates. nab
Usher OF the Pacific Northwest Of
Portland. are among those present
An executive committee of nine NV
be chosen to act with the council OF
national defense.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
ATTORNEY GENERALS ANNUAL
REPORT DEALS WITH PROB
LEM OF HOME ENEMIES
NEW LEGISLATION IS HELPFUL
Price Control and Prevention OF In
due Profitecring Among Hard
Problems to Handle

Washington. Dec. 7.--Only the
cold figures showing the results OF
the work of the department Of JUS
tice in coping with German plotters
In this country are given in Attorney
General Gregory's annual report sub
mitted today to congress. None Of
the details OF the operations Of the
secret service OF that department,
touching almost every condition
from the romantic to the sordid are
disclosed. Most Of those must ne
cessarily remain untold until the end
OF the war. when set OF volumes
rivaling the most exciting tales Of
fiction might be written from them.
The attorney generals report mere
ly tells the story Of results in the fig
ures of prison sentences which the
agent OF German intrigue now are
serving in federal prisons.
In dealing with the enemies with
in. the department has found that
the espionage law, the trading with
the enemy act. and the prosecution
OF seditious conspiracy have been
fruitful OF results.
''The governments hands have
been materially strengthened 50 that
1t now has power to deal with dis
turbing malcontents, says the at
torney generals report.
Attorney General Gregory renews
his recommendation that the COM
modities clause of the interstate
commerce law be amended to meet
supreme court decisions. to divorce
transportation from production
While the legislation Mr.. Gregory
recommends is intended particular
ly TO cover the coal roads, it would
also prohibit to the last degree a
railway from manufacturing or own
ing anything 1t transports in inter
state commerce.
In the enforcement Of the anti
trust laws the attorney general says
the department has been confronted
by peculiar conditions brought about
By the war. There are two broad
limitations on the power OF the de-
partment.
Increases of price, brought about
now by agreement, conspiracy or
monopoly. but by the common selfish
IMPULSE of traders to take advant-
age of the extraordinary condition
of the times. are not punishable un-
der the antitrust laws, the report
says, no matter how completely lack
ing they may be of economic justi-
fication or how extortionate.
Sales of commodities by retailers
to consumers generally fall outside
of interstate commerce and there
fore are not without the purview OF
the federal laws.
Within such limitations, Attorney
CONTINUED on page A.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
BRITISH RETIRE TO
STRA|GHTEN LINES

The German wedges driven into
the salient before Cambrai has COM
PEELED the British to evacuate the
exposed points. They gave up to the
Germans several villages west of
Cambrai and Bourbon wood
The British line Is thus shortened
and made more capable of defense
Berlin claims to have occupied Mar
cong. four miles west OF Cambrai
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
BOND PAYMENTS ARE
COMING IN RAPIDLY

Washington. Dec. 7.-On Novem.
ber Is. which was the date on which
the first installment on Liberty loan
bonds was due. approximately s2,-
400, 100000 was paid in. although
less than a third of that amount was
due.
In other words. nearly two-thirds
of the aggregate subscriptions to the
Second Liberty loan have been paid
in full. the purchasers not availing
themselves Of the right to wait un-
til December Is and January Is to
make the other payments.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
KERENSKy IS SAFE
PLANNING A RETURN

Stockholm. Dee. r. The ilelsing-
fors Huvudsstadsbladet reports that
former Premier Kerensky is In a
place of complete safety The news
paper says he Is engaged In prepara-
tions for the constituent assembly
and already has been placed on the
list OF candidates Mt many places
throughout the empire.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
ROUMAN|ANS Join
RUSS PEACE MAKERS

Jassy, Roumania, Dee lit has
been decided that Roumanian troops
shall associate themselves with the
Russians in the proposed armistics.
though the Roumanians have reject
ed every attempt at differentiation
made by the Germans Hostilitics
were suspended today along Gle
whole front.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
MEXICAN TOWN IS
BURNED BY yAQU|S

Nogales. Dec Yaqu Indians
have attacked Esperanza, 20 miles
south OF Guaymas, Sonora, according
to a message received here
The storehouse and Office of the
Richardson Construction company
an American firm, we're burned.
Nothing has been heard of the 30
Americans living in that vicinity.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
CANADIAN cry scENE on ON.
on wORLD's WORST TRACE
DIES
BLAST AND FIRE LEAVE RUIN
Aid flushed trom Neighborins
cities. Food Adequate. bead and
Injured WIN Number 1000

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thar. has hmm mn ehanue In the
nolice d.nnr,mcnt's ea,lmate of
ooo dead and nboni m. sane nun.
h., i,nr.d uos, a, Tho iniuttes
hay, b..n trom cuts du. IA n,lns
slass
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pvo.v hJudl,. A., ,h. c,,y w,s
daua,.d IN n mo,o mr. l.ss ex,eu,
proL.n glass and ,ni,ou nlas,erlne
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ho,s.s mare remo,. trom tho bar-
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II ma. b.en defInI,e,y learned That
On. pslv,sr ,.,,., shin Imo co,iIded
win m, r,ench muni,,on steamer
Non,.b,onr
Tho o,no, number of dead mav
neyer be known. Entire families
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07

Portland. Dec. THE American
Bible society Bibles for Soldiers"
drive for $4,000 In Oregon takes
place December 9th to 18th. by an-
thorizatlon of President Wilson. the
Oregon state council Of defense and
Governor Withycombe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
APPEAL 10 PRESIDENT
~ STREET CAR STRIKE.

Washington, bee, &. II was an
nounced today at the department of
labor that both sides 10 the Minhe-
apolis streetcar strike had laid their
cnse before President Wilson
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
AMERICAN SOCIALIST
STARTS PEACE MOVE

Washington. Dec. l. Representa-
tive London, OF New York. socialist.
today introduced Joint resolution
Ito Initiate the organization OF an
international league to secure dur
able peace"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07

Halifax. Dec. Z THE horrors OF
an air raid possessed the minds OF
many when the explosion on the
Mon,blanc shook this fortress town
to Iis very foundations today.
There were three distinct shocks.
First comparatively light rumble
like seismic disturbance. startled
the city. A moment later a terrific
bias, made even the citadel quake.
Then crash OF glass throughout a
wide area. completed the confusion
Thousands of persons rushing into
the open saw thick clond Of grny
smoke hanging over the north end Of
the city. This strengthened their
conviction OF an attack from the air
Continued on page 81
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
TWO AMERICAN AIR
MEN ARE WOUNDED

Washington. Dec. American
army airmen who are fighting the
German planes on the west front.
suffered their first casualty recently
when two men. corporal and priv
ate, were reported to have been
wounded.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
EASTERN OI,EGONIANS
FLOWING DURING NIGHT

Pendleton, Dec. THE lateness
of fall rains and the growing short
age of men. which will be worse with
the second draft, is forcing many big
farmers to put on night shifts
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07

berlin, Dee -Four thousand
more Italians have been taken iris
oncrs making 1900 within the last
few days Monte slsemol has been
captured by storm,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-07
WOULD MAKE CAPITAL
ABSOLUTELY ROME DRY

Washington. Dec. Representa-
tive Randall, of California, today in
troduced bill to make the national
capital bone dry"