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The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13
An Old AnsIo-Norman Carol.

Lordings, lister, to our lay
We haze come from, tdratody
To seek Christmas;
IN this manson ICE are told
he hts yearly feast doth hold:
IT'S todayf
Way JOY come from God above
To all those who Christmas IoUei
LordHnos, not1 tell you true,
Christmas bringeth unto you
Only nsifth;,
His house he fills toith many dish
Of bread and meat and also fish
To grace the day.
Way joy come from God above
To all those 1Uho Christmas lorei
Lordlin0s. through our drmy's band
They say, Who spends tetth open hand
Free and fast,
Ind oft fegdles his many friends
God gives him double tohat he spends
To grace the day.
Nay joy come from, God above
To all those tcho Christmas lovei
Lordlings, toicked men eScheio,
IN them neUer shall you Uie1o
Aught that's good;
eoiedrds are the rdbbIe rout,
Kick and beat the grumbIers out
To grace the day.
Nay jop come from God above
To all those s1ho Christmas loUef
Lords, by Christmas and the host
If f'iS mansion hear ntg toast
Drink it UeH.
Each must drain his cup Of acine,
md 1 the first aeill toss off mine;
Thus I ddUise,
gere, then. I bid you all loassdil,
Iursed be he toho 1oiH not sdy Drink
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13
be veaMta come.

ne yVuFFFtU CUfHV.
All, childhood, Christmas childhood
See how for one day 1t mocks the
POETS lines, "Some traces of Eden ye
IT'LL inherit, but the trail of the SER
)ent is over them all. Its own gift
always the best, and it rejoices that
Bill and Jim and Lizzie and Sara Jared
IS we'll "Peace ON EARTH" but not of
arth; good will" that shall inform
he coming year and mold the man and
woman of the future.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13
CHRISTMAS CHILDHOOD.

Christmas is. pe-force, a winter fes-
ival, family al. fraternal reunion.
Suffer little children TO come" Lo,
hey have come. And the music of
heir child voices The concert of the
morning stars, what were they to the
natural unframed melody of innocent
childhood in its joyous expectations?
A brief, bright morning picture with
'ervid expectant fancy attuned to
peace and good will to men, a sacred,
'olemn, confident. joyous. peace"
good will" and fraternal friendship
hat shall flll and fructify and sanctify
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13
The Sweetest Of All.

Christmas is a jolly day, but let us
not forget that it is Christ's birthday
and that to make someone else happy
u the sweetest thing Of all
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13
Che Golden
Cbrlstnnastlde

II Under the far blue Syrian ski
q Was born the C0nQueror OF
Death,
Who bore credentials from on high
In Bethlehem and Nazdrefh.
Then came the ne,c and better times ;
One lone star signaled far and ,ctde,
And n0s0 zoe ring nse10dions chimes
To mark the holy ChrtstmGsttds.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13

Good tciH and joy 90 eUery,ohere
Upon the golden Christmastide.
Joel Benton.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-12-13

me rosy gar
close at our
side
Wen kiss be-
meath the mis-.
tlet0e.
Deep, M e II o 70
b lis salute
the air
With benisons
sent far and
ae{1a
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
CHECKS ARE REFUSED
sccrrtnr, oI state Not Ncrcp,ing Thcm
Fur Auto Iiccn-ss.

Floods uf personal checks ga"
} being received ut the office ut
} the secretary of state daily iu
} payment at automobile license
; fees. In conformity with an nr-
; der issued last october they are
returned without exception, al
} though the greater number are
; known 10 be good.
} Determination cannot be-
} practiced." says Harden Ben
MON. secretary of state. and !
} am compelled Ia send back all
personal checks, Last year sew
cral men purchased auto tags
} with spurious checks aud the loss
; tell on the secretary at state.
Federal offices. express Of
fices ana most states have adop-
} ted the policy of rejecting pay
ments unless made la cash or In
} the form uf postofficr ur express
money order
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
By VI. PEIKNkIS, Priest
Greek Orthodox Church of Price For Carbon and Emer,
Counties.

The purpose of the church to teach people everywhere the
doctrines and principles of christianity IL is the only institution
by which the spirit of Jesus Christ in touch with the faith
full member of christianity and through this refining influence
the church membership lives in superior morality The church
the best foundation community Every who
believes in refined community associations must give his assist
ance to his church.
The church. the bettement of human association
known religious conduct leading the member always To
live according the rules of the Testament II is the guard and
guide members Every being who believes God
his conscience mpe them worship and the
appropriate place such worship at the church altar
To m this greatest necessity the Heenes of Carbon and En-
cry counties pous cody Christians have built this beaut
the of Price for their Worship and for the
performance of their rites and ceremonies.
my duty well great pleasure TO thank all the
their donations and sincere interest in seeing
that the Heenes of this nehborhood have what they
II is also pleasure TO thank all the Heenes
for their donations and efforts 10 build
their beautiful church.
Finally wish and advise all the Heenes of this
munty wish all of them law abiding and
desirable citizens avoid act which bring disgrace upon
and TO be thankful always to their great bene
factor Countrywide United States of America.
Best wishes and Gods blessing upon ALL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
HUNDRED DOLLAR ORE
raiomn soon Ia ilrgin shipments Ia
the Smrltcr- ~ Zion.

NJ. =. iirunvt president uud man
aging director uf the puiumu he lira.
yer county, was out last Saturday tor
the first time after an absence from
his office uf ten DAYS ur more nf III
ncss. during which time he was con-
fined a. his bed. President lirnffrt ID
In receipt of a letter from superin-
tcndent Graft telling Of excellent
conditions and particularly In the
stope an the six hundrrd-foot level.
Samples from the ore exposed there
gave returns of iS per cent lead and
thirty-siN ounces of silver 10 the ton.
This h close Ia hundred dollar ore,
samples Of ore from the seven hun
dred level show a streak running up
to near two hundred dollars a ton,
President liraffct says that arrange
ments viii De made O. begin shipping
some of the ore. The weather has
been very cold, twenty below zero at
times. and hlizzdrdy.
~ soon, however. 49, IL modDratcs
the ore in the bins ana broken In tho
workings viii be- sent o. the salt Lake
city markets.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12

Salt Lake CITY ~ e. have the big
Ecat ana best equipped Wholesale and
retail coal yard west of Chicago. u ~
announced. aud the standard Coal
company with mines In Carbon coun-
IS ~ tu build a. The site b. near the
Denver and lilo Grnnde depot at Ziun.
and the ground Tor the immenH" un-
dertnking haH been acquired with the
exception Of the Greek church prop
crty. which ~ wanted. However ~
deal IL now practically contaminated
whereby the Standard will get title tu
this plot. the purchase price being
fixed nj twynty-seVcn thousand doll
lars. The building ~ to be- RACED ana
the AREA II occupies win be- given over
a. bins dumps ana the like. THIS viii
give the company u Hpnc" three hun
dr,d ana thirty feet square. Early In
the spring uf 1915 the standard Coal
company decided e. undertake this
huge project. and a. that end L. ~.
curtis. president. and e. =, Morley,
general manager uf the COMPANY,
made an extended tour at the East,
visiting every large coal yard west If
pittahurE. Pa.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
Plans Are I'ar Reaching.

The plan of the company Is far
reaching. tiy providing this huge
storage capacity the mines ~ the
company can run a. fun capacity dur
ing the summer months. the tonnage
Ia bee stored. This viii keep the mines
busy and the payrolls going during
the period that b. usually one uf stag
nation. Then. during th winter
months, tho company can easily take
care of its other markets, when tho
demand rs heavy, without having Go
WurD gluut it salt Take 'lW GUS
t.W,is.
20 Iau con Ie EIstu uu 90 .uai,
public utilities commission. uuu r'l-
road service Hud mrs sp thH. thn
mines can run ut 100 prr cent rI-
puDity. aud DO the roads win grant 'l.
-iNty-ceut reduction boo freight tor
which an, dealers are asking wr ,if
give the people coal "a dollar cheaper
aud $50 propose Co dn H. suys Man
ugar WorloN
Low Rate Tor summer.
we are Installing plant that win
cost us nearly two hundred thousand
dollars hen the finishing touche- are
put ON. Salt Lake City must not ho
made a. suffer another tuel famine
I like the present one. The cost of the
plant will hc more than taken care Of
/ in Increased speed In handiinE our
product ana giving our mines AN out
/ let for their output during the SUM
mer.
! as II Is az present We are helpless.
| We eve at the mercy of the railroads
During the next summer we viii stor,
enough coal that We viii not be-
caught helpless like this and we are
going, also, TO establish two rates. one
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
+%%+++++++++%++++

Whoever may De- governor ui IN,
state uf Utah ninety eight NvhrH from
now is sure ct nt least one distin, ton
guNrrunr tiHmborgrr'r uni,r has re-
yriNod an invitation fut tho chief 90.
pDut,tD century from now tu be- pre-.
rnt nt cushing college. AHhhuruham,
Mass. the SECOND Saturday In Sep.
tombcr, 2ot5. when u huN uf impur.
tant documents. known a. thu Eis"n'
luhr huN, viii hr opened, The invita-.
ton b. framed. nud states that his cN'
ueilvnv, Df rmh viii meet there the
president uf the United States. mem.
hvrH ~ congress aud the state fun,'
tinnnrirs uf Mn-anrhurctts. Governor
immhctgrr hur said that hc viii have
the invitation dulN hung in his "ttir-,
with permanent instructions that u
hr kept clean enough Go h' read even
90 century from uus,.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
++++++++++++++++

m, number ~ fires suppressed on
national forest lands during tho Gale
oudur year 1915 was 6a2i, as against
tNlA boo 1919. uud uu average annual
number eff il5H during thr past uN,
years, Says Henri $ Graves chief uf
thr forest service. Boo his annual rr-
puit inst published while more than
tho average number uf fires occurred
thv timhortd area burned over wuH
hut l65,llt acres or 800 per cent tess
than tho average ppr year Tor th,
period islt-t3l5, inclusive. Tho aN-
rragc lnss urr fire was sGo,ti. Forty
four per cent ul the fires were cone
fined tu areas uf bees than unu-quart 10
of uu acre.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
RAD HABITS.

Those who breakfast az IS o'clOck or
later lunch al - ana have dinner at
are almost certain To be troubled
with indigestion. They do not allow
timo for one meat TO digest before
taking another Not less than five
hours should elapse between meals,
Il you are troubled with indigestion
correct your habits ana take cham
berlain's Tablets, and you may reas-
Onably hope FOR "a quick recovery
These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable II 10 perform It's functions
naturally Obtainuble everywhere.-
Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12

iiy a decision Of the suprom. court
me long standing dispute between
Snnpctr aud Juab counties respecting
IN" boundary line on the west noun
iiinH has been finally settled. A. o.
result ui the Judgment nf the highest
tribunal In IN" state. Snnpctr findr
herself good many square miira
smaller In urru than she thought rhr
was. white landowners who thought
themselves taxpayers Ia Snnpstv
.'unty find that they viii have o. COM
Fihut" o. the Golfers at Iuah
Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. iB2.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12

fur summer months which viii be a
reduction uf the winter months prices
in nn cudcavur tu have the public CO.
operate with us in preventing the pos
HihilitN ul another such rnlnmit, na H.
uuw un ur"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
GREAT COAL YARDS
PLANNED FOR
FUTURE
STANDARD COMPANY 10 SPEND
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND.

iincr. Larger aud ~ Every Wa, Ilct-
tee and Morr Modern 1iinn Any
thing West ~ CiicaEo-I'roduct at
Carbon County ropcrtS To- H. Han
dlcd Nt ITss Than SIN Ccnts Ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
INDIAN LANDS OPEN
Reservation Tracts IN tie Jintnh Bn-
sin Are PLACED Un sale.

= Notification BE- received hN The =
= un from Albert ". kucIl,. .up- .
= ,riuteudcut ct the Jintuh aud =
= puraN Indian reservation. that =
= Indian lands under federal irrI. .
= cation dit,hvs are fut ani, iu the =
= tintah Basin for lrtruu duiiHfs =
= uu mere. .
> SUPERINTENDENT ku,Hlp points =
= out that lee the Establishment pf =
y th' overhead irrigation system .
= the government expended muu,, =
= ut tho rate ur st2.bU Hu acre ON .
, the lands that are for sale. with =
= tho result that tho land ,iriuall, =
= viii yuHt only $3.50 un acre. =
= The terms M the purchase uf =
= the lands on furty-a,tv basis =
= are $50 down. St5o DURING the =
= first year $3.50 during the sUc- =
= ond year and $3.50 during the =
= third year =
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12

Approximately 1880 acres ct dee
uudrd lands within the national for.
rrtr were rpinfrstrd he tho FISCAL year
1915. The total number ui tt'rs
planted NHr G.itG,Ga1. Will" NeNU
pounds cot tree seed were -nWu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH At PRICE.

Beginning with high 9dclock Sunday morning Janu-
7th the Greek people of Carbon and Emery counties celebrated
their Christmas the Greek Orthodox church at Price Mark
Emm. PetTaks pastor Of the church, officiating
The beautiful edce was appropriately decorated with
numerous lighted tapers which is the Greek style of deCO-
On and the services attended by several hundred people
locally and from the various camps.
Regarding the Christmas day is well know that the
population of Europe follow what known the Gregoran
calendar which is thirteen days behind the Julian calendar
method of computing time hence the Greek Christmas falls
thirteen days later than ours.
The significance of the the
of the Christian world but they differ from that
santa Claus does not distribute gifts Christmas day. but the
New Years day instead
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-12
IInn,IIcd I'or sIy Ccnls.

Among the plants they saw was that
ni the Cousumcrs' Coat company az
chicago. and II ~ after this, the most
modern plant in America Tor the
handling ut coal. that tho Salt Lake
city yard viii be- patterned, Ran
Hines win be- built across the property
with spurs leading Co itH various parts
and storage facilities Tor forty thous-
and tons of coal viii be- Installed along
the upper line of the plot, Here pro-
vision viii be- made to handle all lump
coal by M. carload, a device h 10 be-
Installed whereby the ear. load and
an. b. a. boz taken up bodily and dump
ed into the bins. n Will be- the only
installation uf IL kind In any Western
yard. The nut, slack and other sizes
are a. be handled by means of huge
crane aud clamsheil buckets. Where
the cost at handling coal of all classes
now runs from thirty 10 fifty cents a
ton. the new arrangement viii enable
the company 10 do the same work az
not a. exceed six cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
Der 3em6 @c6ar6cua rO mOrGcu crrcidt Sic mrus
mert6en &erfnnfc Dnn
5ciNcntflei>crnt.
Gr6ftc gScrt6c in Baltimore. ~ ~

@r6ftc gScrt6e in Baltimore.
$1,000 nnO $500 0nalitdteu.
SInSmabl mOrecu 5n ..,...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
@lntt0nt cines siferIiidltiacn.

9fcp 9orf, A. 9higuit. Ser
26 Sabre olte Maibiuiit @iaianI
N1urcott braGte belttc Morgen in iei-
ncr SSo6mtng 9ir. BOP, 5lueite 9lpe.
Ieincr % Satire olten Satin Nlar'
garet Sdnittmtnoen am @alie BEL
uno iudte Oani iid iel6it Die aeble
81 oiirbibncioen. @eiOe iunrOen in
prcfdrem 3uitonO nad Dem 9eaepue.
@oipital ee6rodt, Der @loun ais @e.
fongener iuiter Der 9eihulOigune oeS
norSerii6en glngriifs in0 SeIbit.
morOOeriu6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Sar-9e6er, 25t. muO SOc.l
Oas 9mkemO.
Snr @Mntnti : 2sGnSer, 5c.i
ino iOc. Oas 9neenO.
SieseMad, Sc. Oas gadet.
2srOpfcm, tOc. Oas ga&et.
SarOpax, 12e. Oas Cadet.
9nprex = SarGe6er ams
Stagf, Idwer Dersimmt,
25e.
@aHS~HHreu-ScpariCm eoutcrraiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Quite, @'ont4 A. 9lnGuIt. IL Ser
StraBcnbo6t 9etrie6 muroc 6eitte
Our@ cipcn @eneralitrife ianmtIid5cr
9In0cltcllten Iabm oeleot. 9}i6t Gin
9a6moGen mar in 9eweging. Ger
@etrieb Der @er0mcrfe lit Our6 oen
9liIsitano ernitIid bebinocrt, neil cS
an SronSpOrimitteIn fir sic 9lrbcitcr
ieblt.
Ser StraBenba6u-Strife ion cine
ASroteltflnOgeblmg eegen Ben an Dem
rs. gS, @" "6i6rer 2ittle periibten
9pnNmOr0 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
.Aut 4llint
grlto6tn.
Der 9ollaWD 9lmerifa
9autpfer ,NOOrOam."
Grrei6t i6iuer belcbaSiat
Dctt @nfem.

Gos l2;50O Eonnen.Sbiff bottc 237
EolIo9ierc an 9oro. 0os
aueite WlaI wGbrenO Oes 9rieees,
Dob es onf cine 02ine itieB. II
aein 2ebensperluit. Ser llu-
fua creignete iid nubc Ser SSnicI
GereI.
" m Iter0om, A. 9llgltit.-0er
Dompfer nOioor0am4 BON DER Sol
louo.9lmerifo-2inie ItieB, ouf Ger
@eimfobrt begrifien, meitIi6 ser Syu-
icl EereI om 5rcitog gla6mittug ouf
cine Wline. GS por fein 2e6ensper-
Iuit 5p 6c8eidnen. 0os Sdiff bdlt
iih nod iiber @oiier.
(Spdtcr Ger 0ampier erreic6te,
troboem CT iBlper 6ei6Goigt mar,
Sen Soaicn. g9egen oeS nieOri9e1
@aiieriton0cS fonnte CT o6er niht
einiobrcn unO Scrgcidiife itc6en
nc6en Sem Tompfcr, Gns Cargo
miro geloidt mcrocn, imo noc6 9ln.
go6c bon 9comtcn ser Sinie mag
Der 0ampfer ouf oen Gjrino ge6raGt
pcrOen miiiieu.
Ter Onnipier 6otte 237 Yoiiagicrc
Ilmo cine 9emonumng bon 270 oil
9oro, Oie alle gercttet puroen.
Gie Grploiion ereignete iih an
9lae6niittag I'M A llbr in itiirnliihcnl
g9ctter rno 6ei rail6cm Scegonn.
Die Eoiiogiere ipurocn ollf oen
Sdlepper nS6omas~ tronSicrirt Ger
sur Belt oas Sbiff bcolcitcte.
(Ger 0ompfer n9looronm1 lit Gin
Sdiff BON 1851 Gorncu &olunin-
bait. @r wur0c i'm Sabre 1902 in
@clfoIt gcbout. @s lit 0ics ooS apeite
Wlo( ooB Ger Qonpfcr ouf cine N&ine
iticB. 0as crite 2Rol mioerflbr i6nI
oas @liBoeihid i'm 0ftober 1914 oif
ocr 6obrt ourh Oen Gn0liihcn &o-
nal. Siebcn ser al 8oro bcfinolihcn
Eerioncn mrrOen 0omols ourb Ole
Grploiion berlebt. Gs aeIong Dem
Sdiifc oamols, ii6er oen Saien 81
erreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

9ie Snicl Serel 1T oie aroBte lln0
am reiiten iiiopeltlicb geIegcue Syn,
icI Ger frieiii8cn @ruppc, pcl6e ei.
nen Sbeil ser nieOcrlGnOiicbcn Gro.
uin5 9IorO.Soaono biI0et)
Gin otlontii6er So en-
a. QIuguit. II Ser 0anpicr rS1oor.
Dam" BON Der Soaan0-9Lmerifo.2inie
iubr om fl. Suli nit 1870 @oiioeies
rem nod Soam0 ob; eS befanoen lib
feline 9(merifoner an 9oro. Ser
@ompfer botte Elm Cargo fir 0ie bol.
lanOiide &egicrlmg eeIoOen. IS
miro ongenommen, ooB OoS Sbiff in
0oliior onbiclt, Inn bort BON 0en bri.
tilNen 8eborOen unteriuht 5u mers
ben. Der aommonOont OeS S1ifieS
III Gopitdu 9. 6. Ban @nlropen.
uM otono4 iont. innerbaIb
elmer W8inute.
g8oibingtom A. g[ueuf. ~
Sur cine W}inltc Derging 3milben
Der 3eit Scr Sorpe0irltng 0eS ones
rifaniiAen 0onipierS n0totono" mo
Dem llnter9ongc oeliclben. Selitc
cingelaufene GoniuIar- Depeiden be.
iugcn BOB ,ied6ebu @litelieoer Ger
9emonmtng ino odt ser &anoniere
Ger 8unOsilotte iml'S 2eben fonleiL
uno OoB iicO5ebn @litelie6cr ser 8e.
monming imo fiinf bon Der g8oh-
monnidoft gerettet muroen.
9ie @erettcten.
Gie eeretteten Wlitglicoer ser
@odmouni6oft woren: Gorriiou,
Sefipit6, SonIcp, Solcomb mo
Sonrmcr.
Die oeretteten @fitglieSer Scr @e.
manning moren: Strotton, Gemling,
Sonicn @oit @lc@eron, Gorion,
9uifm, Sonncr, 0e 6orcc, DopiS,
Gbriitionion 6Ipn Moei2iuOermnu,
9erg Spenipono unO Homm.
@ie II getontm mcnen.
Sic llmgcfommcncn bon Sen &o-
nonicren an @or0 0es 0onlpierS mo-
ren: 9llbcrH ScnrD @oocl; Qon @oI-
ton @ormotc, 9h. 219, @elt ST. Str,
9lem- yort; Soicpb 6ropt GorIiiL Str.
445, Ycor. StroBe, 9Sittsburgb; 9ln-
orew 2owrcncc, gG. 25, Nugbes-
Strobe, @loltbp, %u.; Cornelius Dill
Der SoriiliciL Hoscogoula, @}iii.;
Solues glntDonD Sofel Gbotswooo,
81; gSiaion g86elon Srangebirg,
g. g.; Si0nc0 Sorpig, 9lr. SAT,
5or-StroBc, g3ctp.yorf.
33 y6ormcger i'm SuIi
perfcnft.
2on0on A. gluguit. ~ gloH
9lohrihtcn aus norwcgiihen 4ucGen
murOcn wdbrcno 0cs W}onotS SSuIi
33 noupcgiiAc S6iffc nit eineu @e-
lonlmt Golmin6olt bon $4,000 Con
nen Derientt. Yci Ger %erienfing
oicier 6obr5eloe gingcR i'm @au5cn
nd6t8ebn W(enibenleben perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
glu6rumssmittcI. .GuutrOtgia.

g9irO I'M Senote bon Sanntor gIeco
iAari oneegriiieu. 6ii6rer er.
porten, oieielbe bis Gr0e Der
uGdiien @odle ourt8p6ringen.
gsaibin9ton 4. sIuauit. Cb.
idon 9nleS oarani binOcutet, oaB
ser Senot uidjt sic 9l6ibt Dat, Sen
Gouiereu5beric6t iiber sic 9ta6rungs.
nittel-Gontrol,9ia Der 9fegieruld
o6ne 0e6otte an5iinebuIen, 10 iin0 Ole
6ii6rer bod 6oiiuunasOoll 0aB Die
9ill Dor Gnoe Der @ohe nad elmer
fGBeren 0ebntte in oen SdnOeu OeS
@r0iioenteu lit. sSn elmer sweiitiiuoi'
gen 9le0e OcS Senators 9ieeo iibcr
oen Gonferen5bcricbt betonte er, oaG
er mir crit 5it preben begonucn 6a.
be. Ger Senot pertogte icb nod Scr
Neoc OeS Senotors Hceo bis 5im
@lontag. Ger NeOner erflarte, Dob 6
Sen g(ntrog iteacn molle, Die Bill
on Oos @onfcren5'Gouite 5nriidiu.
uerluciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
0Iricdlcnflottc mirO 1nriidacae6cn.

9(t6en a. gluguit. - 9ie grie.
diicbe lIotte, ipeIcbe m66reno ser gr.
eiguiiie Dor Der 9lboonfltng OeS So.
nigs 2onitontin inter Die Gontrole
ser Gntentemddtc geiteat puroe,
miro lett an 05riedenIano auriidee.
ge6en. 3tnGdit wurOe Der tIeine
9rat5er nSelli" ben @riedeu iiber.
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
Sod)i6ilO, ,&O0n n&@O. ,,'.:;',' s;$;''- :;;

lltlfen" loat, &an5Ier WlidoclS ici
aus Sien 5lriidgefebri. Dr. N9idjoe.
rs Datte cine Goniereu5 nit mc6rcrcn
W'it9lieoern iqtO mir0 morqcn cine
9onterenj INIT Sem &aiier 6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Gic neuen @oroni6ldge 0es 5e-
nots-Gomite's iinO auf Die 9lngabeu
oeS Sdobonts Gepartements boiirt
uno piele ouf Die Stdtiititen BON
1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
2ampfer idncIl luieOer fIott aemadlt.


@alifor49t. @. 4. 9llaHlt.
sin groBcr Gompicr lit belte Nor
gen i'm oi1ten 9}ebel auf Den eirlllo
gclmuicn. 9ics iit Scr 5polte NalIl-
pier, Der inncr6ol6 eiucr @o6e nabe
Oieicm SoicH anf Dem icliigcn Sruno
geltranOet lit.
Ter 9tone OeS Gompiers iIi pom
Gcnior nitbt ireigegcben morOen.
(SpGier) SG16rcnO S6lepper
Oen @erilltb mo6ten Den Nompier
in Dem Rebel slr iinoen, traf cine
0rabiloie iidait bon Dem SdiIlc
Gin, ooB oer Compiler iloit aema6t
moroen jei mo Die 6o6rt nad oem
Snien fdfiieBe