davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Gcin 2cbcuselcrier.

@r mar EN- iiber5eugter 9lnbonaer
Oes gSoHers, ser &err 9SrofeiIor
95ihteru. Gen 9lltoboI boBte rmo
iiirdtete er, mie oen SeufeI mo mar
iiber5cuot, ooB ser 9(lfoboI unieru
2ebeuSfooer friib8eitig abrciBt.
@ineS EaeeS borte CT bon unae.
fGbr, 0oB in cinem beno@borteu Dor.
fe 5pei nSiinelinge~ bon potriard)a-
Iiihem 9llter Iebtcn. Ole beiOen
@reiie m6ren iiberous riiftig ruo ee.
Juno, mo eS berlobnte iicb, iic 81 be-
iuben, Inn i'm SutereIie ser g9ilIen.
iCboft Ocren Didt rno 9ebenSweile ct.
mas nGber ms gluge 81 ioiien. limo
ser Serr 9roieiior mo6tc ii6 ollf
6en g9eg.
Crib @ott 9lltertbenl gSie aebt's
oenn2 g8oS tbliu mir immer2"
pSdJonen eliten Gag, gnG' Sertl
gSenn ser Iiebe @ott uur quite @e.
iunObeit eibt oann gebt'S I6on.
Sebn's, bier orbeit' iH All oieient
Qinos ga. SD fonnf olld icbon bulo
cine 9riae brau1enl@
Ioftor g9oiierboa beia6 ouflncrf.
lam ole fllniiboue Sdnieerci, Io6te
Die Arbeit, punOerte lih iiber oie Qit.
ten-Sluaen OeS @reiics unO Iudte ibn
ous5uforid6en:
Dgiun, icbmedt aud nod scr Slim.
mel 9llter?"
rs, no 0enn2 SD triufe mr Sic.
genmiIb oocr friides @oiierl"
n0arf id6 pieDeiht Derfolten2"
n&orum odun nibt?"
lIuo Ger &rofeiior Dorfoifet
Isl ell @oIierl Shou, icbnul" llnO
notirte eS in iein Bud.
Ser aItc S6uI5 Ieet iid in5piI6en
cine Somprelie ouf sen 9opf.
sSdmer5t Sic Der &opf?"
s@ott bepobrel glber OoS tbui
pobl; oos thu i'd nun i6ou oi Sic
led5ig Sabre
oslbal Sbau, icbaitl gllio S9oNcrl~
llno Der Serr |rofciior notirt bon
nellem. nSie ciien mobl bGufie Sibn.
den oOer eor E1ubAen ecIt2~
$50 Oenfen Sic bia2 SD lebt
nur bon aartoiielm @tobren unc
&obl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
SradJtucrIaOcr am Strife.

llneeidbr bunOert SrabtperloOer
Der &cunpUaniaG Giien6obu, meI0e
an Den g9eriten BON Siio.Glinton-
StroBe, 100 auBer einem omerifani.
ibeu beino6e 3man5ig ircmoe 0om-
pier belooen peroeu, sineen an Oen
Strife. 1ie @oIi5ei bon Canton IicB
ioiort sic BORT lntergebradten Neicr.
ben ole glod6oricbait om Soicn o6.
patrouilliren neil iie cinen gmsbrud
BON 9lu6eIt0rin9en 6efiir6tetc, ole
ieOod uidt emtrotcn, peil ioiort nab
glnriinoi0ung oes StrifeS Die 2lrbei.
ter ii1 in ibre @obuiuoen 6egobea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
gntO- O-GOaifOm.

GoS 9(uto oes frii6eren Stoats.
Sefrei6rs 9'o6ert g. @ra6om BON
&olanO @orf, mel6eS bon Dem
gleger S9iaiom G6orgo aclenft fptr
DC, coIIiOirte geiiern Nlorgen in ser
g}dbe Der 9ioolc- um0 9fidmonO.
StroBe nit oenl 9luto ocS 0r. @.
Nlilton &intbiotm 0os BON o.
9ropn @oIomell aelenft murOe
@ro5om'S Nlotorpogcn pllrOe Qe.
gen eiuen @rpreBpoacn geltoBen
unO GbarleS 9elt bon 9}r. 903,
&i96t-StroBc, bon 0iciem @eia6rt
bermtergeldleliOert @cioe 9Iutomo.
bile worcn ara bci6dOigt oob pur-
sc gtienianp pcrlcBt. @alopell, ser
Elm 6iilfspoItor in scr GrIicn 9SreS.
bDterioner.airbe it, miBtc geItern
glodmittog lpegen lnodtiouen Sab
renS in Der noromeitli6en @oli5ci-
ltation erideinen 100 CT BON &ir6ter
9renoeI SIR 3o6lluQ bon 81 ms
Soften beltrait mlrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
edlluer perIeat.

@urOeu ein @eiBer mo elm 9leger
ais StraBcu6a6nmoaaon cntgIci-
itc. Sine m0cre @lcflriibc
fro6tc ocacn ridmdrii0c 4aatt-
form. @cioe @ldimcr muroet
ouf sic StroBe aeiblcuoert im0
bcrlorcn oaS @eiuuBtiein.
3mei N}Guucr, Gin @ciBcr umo 9le-
GER, mur0cn i6wer perleet ais oe'
iern 9lbeno tlir3 Dor s ll6r elm
9tort6. .9(oclmc StroBen6oGnmoqgon
an ser @de bon @utnm Gloce ans
Oem @eleiie iprong mo I'M recbten
99infel 9cgcn Oas grottoir oireft Dor
ooS 9iireou oeS Or. 9lrtbur g9ege.
iobrt, Ger. 203t, @ttow %locc, hl6r
Sin Baum mlr0e bon Der @lcftriben
iuugeriiieq. Sin onOerer StroBen.
bo6u poGQon, cine CONFERENCE.-The
trijbe, pcl6e in entgegenqeiebter
&icbhug iu6r, trabte in Oen riid-
mdrtieen G6cil oeS cntgleiiten Stros
Beu6o6npogqonS unO 3ertriimmerte
oeHen @latiorni. Ole @Ieftriicbe mar
nit @oiio9icrcn ongeiiint, mel6e bel
Sem @nteleiien IN aroBe g(uireslng
9erict6, Die 6ei'm 3uionuenprall
sur @onif iteiacrte.
Gie 6ei0en Gerlebten, ser 40 Sabre
oIte gSiQim 81. GoiicQ BON gir.
t7t1, g9inOior @iia &ooO, lmo oec
26 Sabre aItc 9}egcr Cornelius
Soues bon 9lr. 2227 TiDiiiou.Str,
itouoen mlf ser riifpGtigen glatform
imo mr0eu, ais sic So6nItroBe @lef-
triide oagc9en fu6r, oui sic Strabc
eeibleuScrt. 9cioe fieIen nit oen
a6picu oui 0aS boue StcinpiIoiter
uno mroen in bepul,tloiem gu.
ltouoe IN 0oS GoniultotionS.3 .3imner
oes Cr. g9egeio6rt ee6ro6t, Scr
i6nen Oie eriie 6ilie onQeOei6en
lieB. Gailca 6atte ib(imue S6nitt.
wumOen am Sopt 6erOorgeruien
our6 @loSplitter mo Ieineu Sail,
ooDoueetragen. 9(uBerOem mor iein
redteS g(uGe libel 3ugeridtct. Ser
9leger beiinoet dcb in fritii6en gu.
itanOe lmO muroe ms MercD SoIpi-
tai gel1aiit. @r Iei0et an elmer @e.
birneridiitterlmg; auBer0em beiiir6-
tet man 0oB er innerIic6e %erleblm.
Gen Oaoongetraaen bat. gliBer oie-
fen beiocn @erionen wur0e gliemanO
erbeblic9, perlebt; sic @aliaQiere, TO-.
mie OoS Observation-Disclosures la.
men nit Dem S6red 0apon Ser
Qlotormam ser @leftriiden mar
glOmia ". @ui bon 9}r. 1912, 9rao.
ior0'StraBe, Der Sdaifner mar So.
lepb Salel bon 9}r. 1928, g1ort6-
2Ioemie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Ginc tranriae g2atdridt.

Scr 81 SSoDre olte NSiadrO @cau-
mont pon 9tr. 3239, @6eItmlt 9(pe.,
crhl6r ociieru @}oroeu, ais CT 9lidtcr
S1ro0er IN Der n0r0lic1en 9Soli5el-
Station oorgeiiibrt mrroe, OoB feline
@tutter mG6renO ser gSo6t gciior6en
mar, iud6renO CT in elmer 3cIlc &C.
iciieu batte. @r milr0e itrailoS cnt.
laileu. >@enGB ocn glngaben pon go
li5iiten &eup muBte CT Beaumont
Der6aiten, Oa oerielbe augebIi6 nit
Dem &opie gcgeu ole S8on0 rumte,
ais CT 60rte. bob feline @hltter iter-
ben mcroe 5rau Beaumont idJieo
5wei Shuoen lpdter ans oem 2ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
g(nfrcocnOc SyoaO.

0eteftiD Sermam &obIer bcoboHs
tetc geiteru g}odmitto9 Oen Oieger
SyreO, Son0ers bon Str. 745, Snoen-
q(ocnne, pie oerieIbe in Ocm 2oOen
bon Stcmort &, So. eini9e ieioenc
Scmoen imter ieinem lleber5ieber
peri6winocn IieB. Ser g2eger iob
iid entOedt ino erariff oie Sludt.
Sin &erfGlier imO Ser 0eteftip per-
fol9ten Oen 9leger, Der our6 sic
GloD., Stote-, Sorotogo, SoporO.
uno W}ul6errp ctr. lief. 9ci'm Gin
biegen in oie 9oca StraBc mnroe er
bon ASoblcr gefoBt. 9ie Semocu
purOeu in elmer 9roBcn Eoit6e in iei-
mem lleber5ieber gefim0en imo 9ii6-
ter &odorO in Ger mittleren Yoli5ei,
itotion iibcrmieS oen gIeeer Dem @e.
ridtSperfobren. Cine groBe Nten-
i@emuenge botte iic1 on Ger Sogo
Ourb oos @eiddfts0iertcl betbeiligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Qc6cnsmiinr.

3ie 40 Sdbre olte 5rou 2ottie
S6reiner, bon Scr. 1922 gScIt- SSoir.
mount-9lOe, wuroe oeiteru gio6mit-
tag geeen A llbr bon i6rer Sodter
Gli5abetb, in bepuBtIoient 8uItonO
ouigeilmoen. SSrou S1reiuer lag
in eiuen Sinter8immer oeS 9 Stod.
merfs quer ouf Dem 9ett uno bate
einen 0josi6lauc6 I'M @anoe. Sroit
S6reiner meIhe cine gSittme it,
purOe I'M glnbulon5magen 0es liiO-
ioeltliden 0iltriftS ms Sronflin-
Square Soipitol eebro6t lpo iie NIT
tells zines @llImotorS mieoer Gum
&eben 5uriidgerufen muroe Sect ioG
iie ouBer @efobr iein. gSos iie 81
oeier &er8meiflinestbat eetrie6en
bat 1T ni6t ieltgeitcut woroen, Ood
Derrnutbet mon Dab iie ibrem 9eben
Elm GnOe bereiieu mollte, neil iie lei-
Demo mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
(lin lSnIiMlt nrbiiirn.

Ger &oIi5iit @eoroe 6. 03oerS
bonn uoro0iilibeu Giitritt, wolIie
Somcs @oGilL obne 9l0rele megen
unorOentliDen @etro6euS perboften
oob mi0cricBte iib oieier imO bib
sen @camicn in Ole retbte @onO, oie
I'M SSroeIitiicben Soipitol perbunoen
mcroeu muBte. Ger @cicbuleigte
miro lid bor Dem @oli5eiridter ne
Gen 9Ingriiis ouf eiueu @oli5iiien 5u
Derouttporieu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
S6Otlider estnr5

@eim 9lbipriueen bon einem Giro
Benbabnmoagon na6Oem lib ser.
ielbe on Der Ode BON 2erington-
inO Sorreit StroBe in 9epegpng
geiebt bate, brob Der 40 Sabre olte
gleoer 9lrdie N}icbner BON 9ir. 9O6,
6orreit StroBe, 0oS 9liidgrot Gr
idicO aus Dem 2ebet olS or IN ser
9lm6ulan5 OeS mittleren 8iitrittS
OoS @iercu SoipitaG crrcidtc So.
roner 9iilep bonn mittIercn Giiirift
miro cine llnteriihing anitelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
GFran @a6Icr idllucr ucrIcbt.

9urb cin 9oppelgeiponn,- OeIien
&uti1er biSber nic1t crnlittelt mer-
Oen formte, wur0e sic 42.iG6riee
SSrou 2ouro &obler bon &bilooel-
pbia.Roao IN ser Is, StraBe iiber-
fobren imO crlitt babel einen 9(rm-
lno 9einbrub mie oud cine &opi.
berIebung. 4mil 0orbit bon str. 33
yloro II. StroBe, brobte 0ie @erns
gIiidte na@ Dem ns-Sopfius. 500
ipitaI no oie gler5te ibren 3ultonS
fir acknowledgement ertl0reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ollu0 oo5u trinfcn Sic Bier ooer
ejn @ldS6en @ein2~ erflmoigt flo
ongelegentlid DER &err @roieiior.
p9emobre, oas ibmedt berb uno
bitter.
u@nJ bml Gdau ihaul gsie dlt
itnO Sic oenn, Serr Sbul5?~
aSiebenlluoadt8ig poriiber."
vgla, idl iogte es ia INNER per
Ben gIlfobol meioet miro alt. Sic
baben mld nod einen 9ruoer, uid)t
mobr?~
oSSomobI Ger 1T ibou bunocrtorei
Sobr ait.
50, fol SIT ser nod riiltia?"
nlluo miel"
naonite id i'm pieaeidbt ipre.
ben2~
SID nit Oem fonncn Sic uiht
iprchcn, ocr bat Il eipiocn anuonen.
raulh.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
@ei ser gIrbcit perllmaIadt.

Scr 80 Sabre uIte 3eroinano 2itfi
bon glr. 1915, 9enlraBe, elm gSag.
gonbuler Scr 9. & .. 9o6n, iiel ge.
itern 9ia6mittae BON Dem 0aMe eineS
@ilterpoggonS al Scr Sort .9Ioenue,
all mel6em CT arbeitete. Gr 500 iih
Sdromnen an Der S61oel6aut 81
lno muroe IN ser gImbulon5 oeS pait.
Iideu 0iitriftS in'S @iercB. .Soipital
Qe6raht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Sctt andl sic iucitIidlen gadnen.


E5un S@ritte, nm cine Grbo6uug
Der 5radtratcn gepd6rt 5u er.
6oIten Grni6en 3wiidenItoot-
licbe SonoelS Gonliiliion nm
Gouiereu5. 8olaeu Dem @ei-
ipieIe Der @o6n @cleaI6oaiteu
Oc8 GiieuS.
&oi6inGton a. N1Grj. --
Nlc6r ais 20 ser bouptiG6liden9aG-
ncn oeS SSeiienS eriudten 6eute IN
einem Gclegromm sic 3mii1enItoat.
lide SonoelS Gomuiiiion nm cine
@onieren3 3peds 9eipre6rna BON
S@ritten Die uot6penoig ieien I'M
einer finm5ieaeu Sihation 5u be.
gegucn mcIde ioiorti9e 9I66iilfe bcr-
lonQe.
gScnn oic6 sic @o6n @eie0I6of-
ten nidt ipc5iiiid1 on9e6en Dab lie
Inn @rlou6niB fir cine oagemcine
@rb05uug ser 6rodtraten no6iu-
den piir0erl 70 wrO Oob Elm oI-
tes Griu6en nit gcItinmt6eit cr-
mortct.
Gie meitlid6en 9a6neu folacn ga.
NIT Dem 9eiipiel scr oItlideu, sic
6cfauutlib oeitern cine formeae &c.
titiou an sic 3piidcniiootlide San.
0eIs Gommiiiion ridteten in ser
oieieI6e crnibt nurOc, i6re Geaeln
5n mspcuoirel Inn iobolO oIs mog-
lid cipe Gr6o6uug ser 9ateu 5u ge.
itotten.
Gie GouuuiIiion bat in 9eout-
morhns beS Gelegromnes sic Son.
iercn5 oli n0cbiteu Gienitag 9tod)-
miita9 angeebt.
Sic @o6uen berllien iidl in i6rem
Gelegramme mrf ole er606ten 9luS-
go6en ser @o6nei i'll 6olgc oeS
9lOomioniden @eIebeS ino in Solge
geitcigerter Soften ocS Materials.
&riu5 SrieOridj Garl MIR Oerlebt.
@ioOriO, "a. 01Gr5. - G0nig
9Ilfonio erbiclt beite cine flmfen-
ipruC6. .9ladrid6t, pelbe mitt6eilte,
Dob 4Srin5 2eopolo bon @reuBen
ans 6ronlreid OoDinge6eno benatb-
ridtigt murOe, Dob iein 5meiter Sobn
SSrib 5rieoridb &orl Orr6 9lrtiIlerie-
5eler ob9eidoIicn mur6e, wGbreuo
er iiber britiicbe 2inien floa. @r
DurOe i6Wcr an llnterIeib perlebt
mo miro iicb beite elmer Operation
unter5ieben niiiien.
(Giu oeuti6er oiiijieaer @eri6t
6eagte, Dab Brinj SrieOrid6 &orl,
Elm Better oes &aiierS, unO 9lrnlee-
G5lieger, uidt BON eiuem lle6erfone
aiIf ieinoIidbe Sinien 5piiden 9lrras
unO &eronue 5uriidgefe6rt IT'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Sran puu eOFOmOtiOc OcrIcet,

Sic 60 Sabre alte 5rou Nlorgo.
ret Nlo6cr bon 9}r. 72i, Sft-G6olc-
StroBe, gerict6 eeiiern 9lbeno beim
&rell5en Der @eleiie Scr n&cnuipI-
ponio @iienbo6u" Nungefd6r 800
SUB noroIitb Der Nlooiion StroBe
Dor cine NongirlofoHotipc. Sic
murOe 81 9ooen gelporfcn imo er-
litt nidt un6eoeiltenOe Gerleblmget
onl gan5en forper. Sic beioate
SSrou murOe uad Dem W}ercD.Soipi.
tol gcbra6t ipo iie IN beOenfli6em
3uiton0e oornieOerIieqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Der GonsreB IN teiuem Sale cine
ariegSerfldrima, nod sic @rflGrune
eines beItebenOen ariegS5ulton0es.
o6ne crit oaS GeiuItot eines bor6er-
9ebeuOeu ratbaebenoen 9ieferenouns
inter 9eratbung ge5ogen 81 baben,
erl1Bt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Ginc SuitcnpreOiei:
Wlatth. S, 25-27.


&opi bod; imo ltiae i6meieen,
2as lit Die bette g8e6r;
&enn Die Gemdiier iteigen
g8ie cine 5lutb einber-
9air nidt oen @iut1 oerIieren,
&t4g iein iit Oiesmdl @ilibt,
9enn allies 0ebottiren
@efdmpft Oen 9l0Oiinn nidtl
&opf bo6l oos mill mos beiBen
g}od lebt Ger olte @ott;
lln0 gliemono miro unS beiBeh
9lud nicbt ser Sobn uuo Spott.
co muBte es bolt fommen-
Ser Soton bots eemolltl
SeiO mtr ni6t 10 beflommcn,
g9enn oos @epitter rollt.
&opi bod; mir nidt bcr5ogcn
28ir lteb'n in @ottes San0;
Seit Sobren uno felt Gogeu
@or'S unier ScimatblunO.
g8ir moren feline @0ite,
gSir iibten @iirgerpflidt;
SSn lnier'm eis'neu gteite
8rermt nod eiu bellies 2i6t.
9iie moren mir &errGt6er-
Soft MIR, ioll 3eitge ieinl
2ie Seiuotb ini'rer &6ter
@reift tief ms Ser3 binein.
g8er mill ins OoS beroreen
9oS miiBt Elm 9iou6tbier ieim
Menn in ser 9ruIt mir borgen
Ser Seimotb Souncnideinl
Gopf bodl SIR Ocutiben 9riiocr,
g8os ml9 Ger Sob er0odt;
gio6 lebt elm treuer Sitter,
glud in ser 2eiOensnoht.
g8ir iino nod nidt perloren
@ebfs on6 ourd monde g}oi6;
Sdmeiet fill uno ipitt oie Obren,
3oS 1T iest @to@tgebot.
9opi 6ocbl in oIlcn 0ineeh
Gie 9riiiings5eit lit gut
Gos Ser5 fam gliemano 6mineen
g}od rollt Oos Oeutlhe 9Iut.
giod Oiirien irei mir 6eten,
3os lit uns niGt peripebrt;
9dr nibt 81 leiie tretelt
&enn man iein &ecbt begebrtl
&opf bod mO mr nidt 5ittern
@init Hart ii6 allies oif;
@S nimmt no6 unqepittern
4ie Sonne ibren 2olfl
@ir trouten @otteS 98eeen
9lud nod olf @olgat6u-
8 iagt's oeu 6eigen, Trdgen,
Ser 0itertog iit udb'l
llni6ulOig, pic oie ainoer
Steb'u mir inn g8eltenbron0;
9oIO miro Die 2uit gelinOer,
0ie 5hitb 5errimt i'm Sdno.
glod ltebeu treue 3euqeu
8eteno Dor @ottes Ebron;
gSer miro iiCb dngltlicb beugen,
Ser 5riibling Wartet idonl
81 N @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
QoniIe lSaraSfd.

@s iiarb am "a. @1drS 1917 In
ibrer @o6miug glr. 4i3, SaO.@il.
imOr-StraFc, eOuiic GaraOFd, geb.
@elte, aclicbtc Satin bon (Suitap
@aroOiid. Die 3cit ser @ccroiquua
miro pdtcr ougc3eigt.
(@}dr325)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ten oie SS. Soicp6 s. sod, So6n-,y
sSoIo6allier, $o6n 9SinoieIoer, Sol.
&ortb, 6ront Galla6on ln0 9nallt
Bolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
GrpIuiiOn il snuneI.

Rem gorf "a. @lGr5. 9ci
elmer 0Dnamit@rploiion in eiuenI
in 9nt beiiuolihen Euanel inter
oem Sat 9liuer nabe 9ladmeas Ss-
ldno wlirOen wie man elaubt bier
9lrbeiter eetootet unN cine 9ln5obl
anoercr idwer perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

SSn Bottom @toiiv iit gilbert 8.
@iIbur, 9ciiser oes oortiecn gsil.
bur Ebeoters mO einer ser befounte-
item Ebeoterlciter oeS 0itens, naA
fur5er &ronfbeit I'M 9IIter bon 72
Sabren geItorbcn.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-07-19
LIQUID FIRE" DESCRIBED.
Devilish and lnhuman Device Adopted
by the Germans.

The Germans have not hestated to
introduce any of the ancient or mod
ern weapons of offense and defense
which they thought would be of ad-
vantage, regardless of Hague conven-
tions or accepted standards of civili-
cation, says H. E. Howe in a bulletin
of the American Chemical society
Among these is liquid fire." a weapon
of value principally because of its de-
moralizing effect upon those attacked
There have been casualties resulting
from liquid fire, but it is the psyche
logical effect that is sought.
The apparatus usually consists of a
metal tank holding about gallons of
liquid to be burned, section of pipe
from this tank to rubber hose at the
other end, in which there is a smaller
metal pipe a yard long fitted with
a nozzle and a friction igniter as well
as an oil burning wick. There is a
valve near the tank and another near
the nozzle. Benzol. from coal tar and
crude oil are used in equal proportions
and are carried in the tank under
pressure of approximately 800 pounds
per square inch. this pressure being
maintained by compressed nitrogen,
an inert gas having no effect upon the
contents of the tank The tank and
accessories are carried by one man,
while the nozzle is carried by a COM
panion when liquid is being burned.
Or it may be fixed in position and OPP
Grated by the same man who carries
the tank.
In use a cap is drawn from the end
of the nozzle and wick burning kero-
sene or similar oil is thereby lighted,
since the cap is friction igniter The
oil is then turned on and is ignited as
it leaves the nozzle. The result is a
flame of burning oil about 80 yards
long. For two thirds of this distance
the flame is straight, but it then turns
up as does any other flame. 1t may
be directed against the ground, but
care must be taken not to defect 1T
too sharply as it may strike the
ground and turn back toward those
operating the device. 1t is therefore
not well suited to turning down into a
trench.
1t is said by an expert that liquid
fire Is not so effective now that it is
understood by the. troops and means
for defense have been worked out. 1t
can be readily understood, however,
that a number of such devices, with
the roar of the escaping oil, when used
together, gave a means of demoraliz-
ing the defenders of trench, espec-
tally at night. and in the beginning
was a valuable accessory, especially
by raiding parties.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-07-19
BOISE BASIN STRIKE.
Wonderfully Rich Silver Ore Found on
Granite Creek,

One of the greatest discoveries ever
made in Boise basin was located a
short time ago by John Corcoran and
John Leehan of Placerville says the
Idaho City World.
The vein is two feet wide and carries
a value of $500 in silver besides lead.
The per cent of the latter metal was
not learned. The claim is on the west
fork of Granite creek, two and a half
miles northwest of Placerville. West
fork is one of the very few creeks and
gulches of the basin that was not rich
in placer gold, Near the mouth of this
stream very little placer mining has
been done. The junction of west fork
and the main creek is a short distance
below Quartzburg. The discovery of
rich silver vein in SECTION rich in
both placers and quartz is somewhat
OF surprise. The owners have trac-
ed the vein distance of 1000 feet.
The silver is in the form of ruby. Lee
han and Corcoran. are now sinking a
shaft on the hedge. They began the
work few days ago.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-07-19

sabotage and the preaching of criminal
tsyndicalism
In sum, metal output is about to
be interferred with in many of the
principal mining camps on a pretext of
seeking to establish the Metal Mine
Workers Industrial Union or some
other child" of the l. w. W. or the
International Union of Mine, Mill and
Shelter Workers. Whether German
money is supplying the sinews of this
war on metal production, we cannot
say, but it is certainly a matter of
much concern to our army, our navy
and to the industries behind the line"
incidentally, 1t may be pointed out
that the Industrial Workers of the
World has large foreign member
ship, and many of its leaders, if not
citizens of enemy countries, are at
least so-styed Citizens of the world"
with no regard for the welfare of this
country or it's government
Our metal industries are running
along over a bridge loaded with dyn-
amite Some serious and immediate
attention is needed unless the industry
is to betrun by the |. w. W. as is the
hope and aim of it's leaders. Shall
1t be industrial CONSUMPTION ? Or shall
the idle be conscripted for the front ?
If we took this war seriously enough
it would be regarded by everyone as
unpatriotic to strike in any of the
vital industries. We should lay aside
petty, internal differences until the
arch enemy of democracy-Pan Ger
manism-has been put down. Let our
government see that fair treatment is
given to soldiers of industry as we'll
as to our soldiers at the front. but
our slogan should be win the war
first" 1
With the breaking out of these
strikes all over the west especially in
the copper producing districts, it is
hard to escape the suspicion that there
is some master hand that is stirring
them up-and for purpose that is not
patriotic. Let the government look
into that
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-07-19

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