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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-14

president Wilson's reply empha-
sized the necessity that the German
people themselves assume control of
the government, and this is evidently
the provision at which Germany is
aiming in her disclaimer of any SIM
liar views as to other nationS.l
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-14

Loaded With Coal
lonIIed Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Der
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-14
REPULSE OF BLOW
AT DAYBREAK
Continued from PAGE l,

fatty holds no one nation shall mix in
the internal policies OF another.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-14
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Over So 10000 Stock Of Fresh Victor Records Con-
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Just Received $50 Of the Latest Imperial Rolls for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
9isnitaa, ben 2s. gInamit 1917.
sim Sirs HrieOcnsscidlen?

gs miro iebt nidt ncbr lange Oaucrn bis Die elm.
seInen friegfu6renoet S1n0er Die Srieoensnote ocS
@opites beontmorten meroen. 9lus Copenhagen fommt
0ic Rndridt Die bier Gentromobte miir0en oie 9ote
cifjeln beantworten. 1oielbe pcroen Die Ger. Staa
ten mo oieacid)t old HuBano t6in pdbreno. uie eS
heBt england fiir lid nO 6rontre un0 5talicn ipre
u)cl miro Die oethc glntport oa. pe Copenhagen
loiit elmer 9euBerng Der fotboiiiden aonden Bolts
5eitino~ meloet eemeniom pom 8eidjsfon5ler uno c
ncm 5e6cncr-Gomte ocs 9icidstogs asgcar6citet MGR
0cn pcIdes aus Den e3ioliitiden 6iibrcrl Ebilipp
Sdpocnloui ilo Sricorid ebert oen Gentroilien
Niat6ias @r5bcrger lmo perrn Sebrenbndb Dem Sbcra
Zen sSricOrid bon EnDcr, Dem 9tational.Si6eraen Or
@uap Strcicmonn inO Dem GonierUatiuen @roi BON
Qeorp belcbt Geie glniiiuoigung lit be5edlneno
sic 5ciqt, 0ab ole 0cutidc 9egerimg beret lit, 0eu
Aeid)stoq elm eepidtaes 8ort bci DER sScebung Der
oeltiden iSricoen sbcOinqlmacn 5u5ugcItc6en Gieie
@eioung Der 0nge erleiGtert cS unicrer Ncgcruiig
III 6rieocnsbciprednqe nit Delitihlono 81 trcten.
Die erite 9eoingu0 ASaibngtcns lit es la ooB 6rie-
0cnSbeiprednaen nit Dem Ocuiden @ote 9efIbrt pcr.
oeu miiBteit Ecie 9i1driht aus Copenhagen idJcint
0cin uud in MoIbrgtoH cine usrionlidcrc Stinnnlng
heroorgeruien 81 bo6cn, menn 0os, mas Sobn Ienple
Cranes IN Der geltrgen gsgabe oeS ygeu gorf Nmcri
can lhreibt Die Stinming IN Der 8un0esbaiptitn0t
Getreudb wieoereebt @r iprid)t BON elmer ireieren
9lusprode uno pon ,otnoipb1rifen" 8erb1ltnen, Die
1nocutcn. 0oB Dem 4r6ioentcn Wfcitungs ngs1uBeruneen
ocs Bottles nid)t unlieb ieen ,OoS gauge 2ono" iogt
Cr obeiinoei iid in Der boiten Spouung, itnO bcroa
rcrgleif oaS gol Die 5rieoensuoriddee ocs Eapitcs
nit ocr groBn 6rcoesreOe Ocs Erdoentcn, Die er i'm
Sonuar belt ulo irdet iid 6enlid iluO oen ob oeie
teOen ar0Btcn mctdcn no geiitliden Bcrionlideiten
ictt nbt in Der Gage cen Der Set einen unterbd)en
Gicnt 81 leilen" glotirlid miro 9raiioent 8ilions
@creitiddit iid alf 6re0ensrcrbon0lnngen en5ulol-
icn, bon Der 9Irt uno @eiIe o6bdngen Die Detblan0
dl 5u Den 6reoensDorhldeen oes @opites itelt ober
odB Die Stelungnobme 0eutiblan0s nidt bon ocn
SSlnfern no 9laoetidcn oittrt peroen miro 5eiet Die
Nin5u5ie6ung eincs @eratbun9s 9s-Gontcs oes geidls.
tags bon Soften oeS 9ebsfon5Iers IN peIdem Die So
5ioten iino oos Centrum Die Nle6rbet boen. Cine
anoere 6eoeutIome 9tahridt lift Die Bob wa6ridenlf
Der &rdocnt Den 9aiirten cu ole 5ricoenspordIo
&c oes Sopites onmorten wer6e. 0as idcit an5uoeu-
ten ooB Ole Aarten ii ocm $r1iiOenten 8iIion inter
or0nen meroen Gas lit i'm @rmoe aud natiirf,
Penn e limo gon5 rno gar Ooi ben Ser Staoten abb
b1neig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

I'm eincm fiir Snternotional g}eus Scruce" ge
Ire6enen 6alb militdriiden hol6 poitiilen QuIloBe
acIonqt Der befanite riibere Slottenoii5ier i0 Wh
tdribrititeaer 9tdlmonO E Sobion be5iigd) Der bon
inerer Administration 81 6efolgenoen &riegspolittf
inter 9ln0erem aud al Der fogen0en Sd]luBiolgerlng
oTic &eleroeoriIcen III gnqlon0, ,Staen unO Snpan
icntcu bic 8eronuortlidteit iiir Die g8cront iber
utbmen m16reno Die Ser Stooten Ooiiel6e iiir Die Dit
mont tbun ioltcn lnere Sccrc ollten mir obalo lie
mlsgcbloet no, tad 9itBano ienOen; mir ollten TER
ner Snitruftere nad G6ino ieiiOen Die dinclild)e
Mrmce ous5ubil0cn; mir iollte Die tineiiiden ri-
ihcn uno ancriiondcn Scere ino 5Ioten organiiircn
nno oercinieen nm nit i6nen RiBlono oeu @eg uab
Gem N1ttelmeer 81 oiincn uiw.T
SSn Dem midtieiten Eunttc einer 8oriddge, Dem
gntienoen amertaniider Grlppcn nab &uBlano, bcgcg
net lid So6ion in c6r bemerienspertber Meie nit
Geiator 2cuis oon Sainois ino Dem 5o5ialicn 9fti.
el eiuem Dltglicoe Der nab 9uBono entienoetcu
omertaniidcn 9ommiiiion. giocb Dem @utadten BON
militdrcn SQdpcrit6noigen lit elm oerortigcs Inter
ncbmcn 5pur nict nnloglid nbcr nr unter iebr gro'
bcn Sdpiergfcitcu 0urdbrbar, itiio pos cinen onoe
rem Tbeil eines 4uncs betrtiit 0aB iopanidbe Irp-
pen an Die Meitiront eeidt werOeu olen 70 berri5t
wobI Gnitimmgfct oariber OaB Sopon DaiiIr nd]t 81
baben eiu ucrOe
ginn braitd]t aio Sobon5 oiesbe5Iglide SduB-
oIgcungcn nidt ernit 81 nebuet. Sic lino abcr N
bo6cn @raoe bc3eidjncno Oofir ooB er nod INNER an
ieiuer olten Soee ebdt ocn Ser Stootcn orpbe cine
hpere ulo ntogIidcrluciie Idjon in nabcr 3unt iih
pcrpirflidbciioe @eiabr bon Sapan yScneitcns min
Is ms deine onB Sobion NIT ienem Eloue, amerifa.
iide Erlppcn nad 8iBlono 81 idliden, wcnn ndlt IN
crncr 10 0pd III 5Detcr Sinic non Dem @eoonfcn &C.
Iitet miro cine iod]e Wiadtentnlhmg fonne ols Gr.
niidtcrunq iapundbcr lrGlme mir pon bciaulcn Sol
Gen cin llno bon oeien eciihtswinfcl gcicbcn mag
uienedt oocb id gufS bcoeiitlngslos lcl oaB old
Der sainoier 5enotor Elm beionocrcr 8erirauensnann
0cs 9raiioenien cine olcde SSoee GuBcrtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
0ir stimme Der @rrnnnlt.

81 DER Iomoen BON senator Sting III lltnb elf9e
leihtcn Goroge, pondd in Srn in ocutid5cr 5prod]e
rrihencnOen 6icigen 3eitln9er Srcgsuadlri6ten nno
efitorieae 9eipredlingen DER &riegsuge MN old) in
rcrtgereucr eneliifer llcbercbung obgcordt mer6en
Efiicn bcnerft Die in Sort MdDne NSn0, erideinenoc
cut anerifoude ygeus" inter Der llebcrifriit r3un
eniter binaus eeiproden CB!oping TO tbe @aacrics)
Ser Yoridog, aIle in oea Ser Stootcn in oeit
idlcr Sprode geordten &er0iicntd)uneen 5i inter
oriiden lit cine SiiOere inO 1T ousi6GcBd ola &0oer
iiir Die Qummcn beabid]tiet Gem cine geOridte gn
eabe lit entueoer n5ulGiig oOer 5uldg, Oh ic IN eng
lid OeiitidJ, bnouitoniid ooer dned gcOridt ut;
Die Ieutid)cn nlogen mcbr ,5d)reine" io ,0unoe" IN
i6rer Sprnde 6oben, cood mas Dem gngliidcn in Der
Siniidtu cblt miro mebr ais oiisgcglidcn ourb 9IuS
ulimgS5eden unO @cOonfcnitridle GScm gciunoen
muroe, Dob 3eitlngen bic in 6cutidcr 5probc gcordt
rtr0cn Eropognnon triebef, re Die Nrcgs5iee Der
Scr Staoten it0rt, oonn oatcn Die Sd]ul0gcn untcr
cridt meroen Gin 9latt oas ole Yo 6efubt tann
ror Der &cgicring niDtS in brcn Spolten pcrbcrgch
Senn penu e ibre 9nsa6c Dem YunOcs 9enior Der.
biaen fam, Damn lit i6re Girfuotion 10 flcn Oab iie
citBcr Ad]t geoiien peroen fam. Gie etabrten Bet
ttngsnnlagen 81 Dem cin5igen 3uede 5u coniis5ireL
reil e in Ger Sprndc eines 2noes Orilden, nit mel
djcn mir i'm Gricge eeen ebt oui Oerelben Shlie nit
Der SaB6pnne lpelde bon Dem 0eutidcn Golfe 0cs-
ououirt uuroe genn perrGtbtrilde @cuBerungen &C.
oridt meroen oonn ou Die eiierne Son0 oes @cetes
clnc @nooe ugreicn cood bis Dies getban miro, olte
0ic Hegerngs -Goniisation oOcr lAtcr0rildung ndlt
eintreten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

lic6en Ero8ent ols Cpier BON tcrulcn &crgiitrn0cn
gtiiinoen. Dobei lit 81 beridiittgcu ooB in cncr 9
5ab FOLDER 6obrten Die dr5tdlc 5iriorgc iir Die 9lm
gcitelten feline iebr griinoldc it, 70 Dob Die 9erd]te
Enpoaitdnoie woreu nio oe 3dbl scr on %crgiitmgeu
Grlraniten eber 81 ne0rig ols 81 bod gcgriIcn it,
Cine t6eiImee GrtIdrune u0et Der 6obc Ero5eniias
ocr Spcr BON berd)cn Gcreiiirngcn in ocni llnlltan
be bob bic &ertelung bon Sprcn9toIien uno Spren9-
peiboen in Dem rieiiaen aRnbio6e, mic e Der eBigc
Slrieg perIone in 0en Ser Staotcn cine inOutrcIlc
Rceridenmg it, tulO Oober ndt uorolisgeebt wcroen
fam, ooB ole eeidiam iiber giodt ans Scr @roc &c.
doilcnen Sobrifen nit alien bon Der 8cndof criin-
oenen oocr in Iang6briger @rlobring bcmd6rtcn q.
dcrbetsbortcbrungen uno iant1rcn NloBno6men aus
gctottct ein fonnen Der amtld)c 8erdbt we OicSbe-
5gIid ouf Die @eiebeebing in GroBbrtannieu ino AUDI
in e5elnen llnionSitodten bin rno modt Gordl0oe sur
@erbeiieulng Der 3ndn0e. 9Iud ioltc ole grnocsrc-
0ierung engreet einbelid)e anitdre Normcn ir Der
uttge SnOuiren olliiteaen uno i6re 9urhii6rung in
allen Sobrifen erauinoen Ole %eeerungSautrdge aus
5uibren boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

IS lit enc nortrefildbe Soee OeS @errn Sooper Den
Grnum ciner Sotegorie Der bclten ytobrungsmtel 6u
or0eru Der Slide, Slid Gi6t lit geunO ibmadbot
ilo ioltc bilg ein lit es cher ndlt. lln1 Oa ltedt
Der Soften @Bbore Slide giebt IS in nge5oblten AuoI
iit1ten i'm 0leere Sic braudei mr geIangen prompt
cAi Den Morft gebrac9t iino gu peruiintgcn Ereicn
pcrfouit 5u werOen @eiongen weroeu ie, nanbma IN
Qou5 beoeutenoen Quantitdtcn cud 6ringt e gum
Ncrfou glber oann tolnmen Die pNSobbers" @clongt
cue Sorte Slide in groBcn Guonttotcn an Oele o9ob
trrs Oann fiirdei Oee eincn reiSrildgorg mas aud
oC notirlide Solec fem lprOe; oas miro nOcB Ourf
oaS gebeimlBpoue eOod dner iaBbare @ccn ge
nonnt y6iihtruit~ Derbnoert Der 6ilbtrl rcgullrt
zen &leinperfou in Ger glrt OoB cine 6id)'Gdt Dem
@ublifum ncnulS ais biaigerer Grios Der Seilb- Ndt
crm0qIft weroen fam; Der llcbcruB tomnt cbcn nidt
aui ben Wiortt.
GS bcOori in ocier 6rnge lebr ais DER @rncnimn9
eines y5ii6oireftors~ IS benari elmer pollidnogcn
MlnOerung ocs 5ur 3et berrbenocn Spitems DER Slid
pcriorgulg. Der 6iidang muB tinulirt' Saiblbnulcr
miiilen porgelorgt wcrOen; Der ,Atelmonn" muB Der
dpinOcn iino Der sSh0reftor olte 0us ARRANGEMENT
treen oaB Slide in sroBcn &lantitaten untcr 6et'
ietunq Der @naros. pe Der Ceoil Free on bic &leln
bdn6ler abqcgeben ueroen. Die aeinpertaulpreile
n;iiIleu ocn 0anolern ciuen angeneccn Nrot geltot
ten, ioaten o6er td9db befonn 9egebcn merOe 10 DAB
las Eublim ielbIt ernittcn fdnn oh cS BON oen &le
b1n0Iern iibers Obr geboiien mr0 gScnn Elm oerart
Qcs SDicm praftild orrangrt uuo 0urdgcbrt miro,
e 0ilrite ole 4opuartdt Der Slid 0dt uuBeroroeltllb
eigen cs piiroe foum eincs pcitcrcn oI5iclcn sud-
oges bcoirien ous Sublitim miir0e don omico oiele
Na6rng Der 9iugfeit bolbcr Dem 6leiidle por5iben.
(Staots 3tg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

llcber ben ceuobeits5utano Der 9lrbeiter in Den
,5obrifeu pelhe 5preagltoiie iino Sprenggchoe ber
iln 0 oabei cntmcocr @iItioIle pcrpenocn oocr als
lcbcnprooufte er5cigcn gebi Elm Dor aur5em pom
i!oiltden gureni oes glrbetsOeportencnts DcroIiet
liMer 9eridjt ntereante AuiitliiIie Ie Snge iHent
ridt ehr crircncb III cin Ocnu bon ndlt gan5 10000
Qr0citcrI bc5iigib Ocrcu llntcrndlungen on9eItelt
Wproen wlroen Hit wcnigcr as 22QO, oocr me9r ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
SpbrsfSnc.

9m % 9nouIt Iluia Nbbutt. yir. 1888 g..
NendonStrnBc 50 Sabre alt
PIN %. glnanii OcUrgc q. gunb, ylr SIG
Siio 2u5ernesgIoenne, "a Sabre alt
PIN 90 slnanii. Wnrg u. 0attic, gtr 904
g0ld0ilonsNbc.. N Sabre alt
Sim "a. gIn1uit, HncnD 8. Hr 0Uif, gir. 5f5
gScti 2S, Strabe 90 Sabre alt
PIN "a. slnanii Gla 6ountain, Gr 1921
9inr0 Vnuos Srutc GS Sabre alt
PIN "a. 9lnanii. Sohn 2cnB, yir. 1919 g.
&iIasfi Strdbe III Sabre alt
slr % sIlipuit NIfrcO 9uter, yir 006 @os
monoionsghc.. 80 Sabre aIt
slm "a. sluouit NidloIas WinobDr, i'm Gt.
0ocphs poipiial GO Sabre alt
slm 20. glunnit yipbcrt 0all, I'M linberiis
tdt@sNolpitd AZ Sabre ulf
gni "a. sIuonit Spicpb Aao5iUif, i'm Wercbs
1ninitnl n Sabre alt
sIm 26. slnauii. @lrun Stuart, I'M llniberiis
tdtsa0oipitul q Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

bcrlamnlun1en Der SdnleltaOtc; 10
murOe 1li2 beliimmt, fein Sdiii
ione mebr ais so Soiten boben.
SSn Der Scrridoit iiber oic W2ccrc
mlrOe Ocr Sulf oam0Iig BON Dem
aroocl o6gcloit, ser oitrb cine ncuc
glri Der Ycplonfung uno Sofelmg
Oas Shiif Der 3ufunit wurOc. limo
l460 iino Die critcu aropclc gcbaui
lporocn, lino gleidJ eincs Der dlteiten
Oieicr 6o6r5enge, oaS @roBe &rooeI
oOcr Ger 4etcr bon Gon5ig, purOc
oos 6crii6nte unO mddtige Sdiff
ieincr 3eit, OoS I'M &ricgc nit Ocn
GnglGnOcrn Oen 6oniciHen @oifen
9lhtlng unO Sieg neridboiitc. SIS
6aitc 400 Solteu Soocfdbigfcit ImO
mar nit II groBcn @eidiiben, 10
@inocarnbriiltcn. elmer @oa6iidle
uno cincr 9leibiidic ormirt. NlGd-
tige &riegSfroOcle bollten Die 2ii6cf-
fer; 10 bottc i6r GROCER gloler cine
&ielldnge BON 1iS SUB, cine 9dnge
bon Stcoen 81 SteOen BON 100 SUB,
cine 2Gnge bon WoIion 81 @oleric
BON 2t0 Sub, Die bintcre S06e BON
aiel bis @edboro bctrlg 20 SUB, Die
S6ngc Oes guocrs ii6cr 40 SUB. Gie
Sooeidbigfeit bctrug ungeidbr 700
Saiten. Gbcnfoas icbr groB mar 0as
1882 crboute iNpeOiiGc &ropcl, oci-
len Sdngc bon @oliou bis Sed 100
SUB, ouf Dem o6eriten Gcd i45 SUB
betrllg uno Ociicn @roBmoit 1i5 SUB
bod mar. Tie @olconen i'm MitteI-
mecr 5oiten oo5u nod rnge6cnre
9Infbnuten 10 miro 1892 BON elmer
@oleon nWlo0re Sc CicS" 6cri6tet,
Die 1900 Eonnen bieIt, i'm aiel 100
Sub, bon gugipibe bis 2aterne t75
Sub lang mar, As Sub grobte greite,
81 Sub Gieigotg itnO 7 TcdS bate.
Cieics SlnDohien Der S1iiie 5u inn
mer groBeren Gimcniioncn cr6o6tc
Die ihon beite6enocn 6obrmoiier.
idwierigfeiten, 10 OoB 3. .. nod
Sombur9 ii6cr6oipt feiu groBeS
Sdiff nit SoOlng fam no6 Bremen
Sd)iife bon 100 2oiten niHt binauf-
iegeln fonnten ilno Sic boQdnoiiden
Sdiife am Serel- unO 8licslIrom
anfern mIBtcn.
Sn Soaano rlacjte man Donn i'm
H. Sobr6lmOert Oic ieItiame Grim
onng Der Snmelc Der dlteiten 8orm
Der ScbmimnoodS, 5ipeier GROCER
So5Irdume, Die an 6ciocn Seiten ei.
mes Sdifies geleot Oonn Icer &C.
pumpt DurOcn mo 10 oen Sd)iffs-
f0rper bobcn, Inn i'm iiber llntiefen
nobcr an Die groBen StGote beron5u-
bringen Gie Shdoen ser 9lieien.
ld)iffc troten mebr lmO mcbr outage,
uno 10 bat ocnn gu 9lnfang oes II.
Sabrbnnoerts Die idIonfe lmO flei-
mere 5leute Dem GreoOnougbt oes
W}itteloItcrs raid oos Grab gcgro-
ben. v
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

0uib 5ricoen erfldrt Der oreidbrge &riee babe ole
0dlfte pon Getdlanos ytotionalredtbum perlfun-
gcn Giec 9ercdmtng fam mobl tInnlcn lnO lle
miro fpob aui ale fregiibrenOcu Sonocr Guropas 5u-
trcficn nit Der ei5igcn 9lusna6ne pcneidt DON Gn9
lcno, oos cncn g(iislonosbanoc wengltcns 5m EDcil
arcdt crbaIten bat ulO Don icincn Serbinoce ric5e
Sunmcn iiir aobIcn erbdlt bunOert Adlionen Col
lars Gbrld) ouu 6rautrcd) ino cine glede 9uTmc pon
NStalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
Gplmcitrr-G0.. ..1OHrrH.
y 4. a - a ..
MnnnpUlis unD Beh Nihcr.
Den gan5en Tag nuf bcm GaldlUdftf.
lnmiffru. &c rfurfinu

Itf pppNINtt ANlIVIVt UVNWh WHY -
MlonineS, Wlitipocbs uno 5reilQS 8 llbr
omTiasS gSsisms S raa $50 Sa9 %uTGens ms @ eeIaqS
80 gsdbmttaes Sine Icpr alisaepdplie
Iour; bieI Blas rn0 quite WiGplaeiien Btl'
Icte Soc, dusgellonnicn SoHnta9s, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
0cr hnInnriidlr Yremicr iua acanhcrt Aabcn, gnI

gorien meroe bei Den Observation-Disclosures oarou
beitcbcn. OnB Uaceoonien lo cie DobruOlHo ougarl1
bleibcn @cnn es crit cnnlai 81 5ricoensuntcrbano-
unaen fpmmt miro lido pobl 5cigcn OaB 9icgcung Der
@aIfnniruqc Die ibmerigitc gluigobe bon alien it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Die Sublcn6GnSlcr iaGeu, Ocm %nblfnm wirScn
aus scr Sccbno Der ao6cnprciie tcinc &ort6eilc err
modcn 9cobihtigen Die Suren picled)t olle Nor
tcie fir iid 5 bconiprudeu2 @cnn ouun obcr bic fe
aicrng iic fat iteat pc bic yScijcnpcanteu falt9e
iicQt moroen iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Die GAIL nuicrer SurpcSubOut-
5erItorer miro OeroreiioHt. @on Der
glgilation fir ocn un6ei6rdnften
gou bon Observation-Disclosures bort
man nidts mebr. IN 0dS iino alles
6olgen Der 9e6ren oeS Grieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
Die brudtSuac Bort 9cpuEt. umb BettsrtuH.
(erfiirTInu

C3cbIrQ919ccncric mo Ole groBen BfldeH.
Rinis eebt fiber ben SuSqnebanllds1liB 3er
pupnIdre Snmpfer r9usquebunila" Whttpobs
/ ll6r 9innntiiiaes; 5uriid nm II nbr glbenos
Sonntoes. 10 llbr gorniiiaas; aurtld INN 3
ubr MbenoS. NiIleie 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Sup S6Ore 9Snrf Iicst in Der Ocr-
botcnen 3one bon Sort SomorO.
9Reihsoeutidjs ionten iib oas merfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
Q3rddbtfae Gannfras- nnb gnUrtDn.6Inh. Mnh
gicficrfnr, ,(e rfit rfiunen

9eoen 0onnerIing nm 8 llbr llorgeiis, 5lis
rid $50 9lbenos nito SamItags nm 1 nbr
g5admiiaes; 6uriid i0.45 9lbenoS, 3nmpicr
IQlnnapoIis" Sdlt bel benz biiioriihen Seorges
foiun un0 SreberidtoiUit an 9ieles Ut cine
Der beIiebteiten Ionren aus oer Staot. bil'
Iete 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

GlIaf-1utbriuca pl cbt gmuOcSitaat werOcn. Go
iuGrc po6 beiier fir oas Gcidjc Rc gcmeicu, mcuu
Der Sdrt Dem 9lllSbrud OcS ariegcs ilucrnomncn
poroep wQrc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Sn Den yleiu.Yorfcr Spnrbamfcn
oaein liegen nobc5u 5wei 9iaionen
Collars, Ole Den Sporern ge6oren.
0os &ano iollte Oemnad imitdnOe
iein cine gon5e gln5abl BON 9iaio-
nen'gInIei6cn Der 3ieeicrimg 81 oer-
0auen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uro 0b0pinnfBIu
hirlion. 150 WleiIen; @nl3pdiier; ben gate
acn Tae; Der rbtiee qehensreiter fur 9tneer;
Sampler nGnntd Giles". 9eninas .unh Golts
neriiaos, llbr WtorgenS; 6urild II uor
NbcnOS Biuete 60c. (Sulib--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
SdMI.Nnlciaen.
yScrmiI6tc SIusciscn.

GOfaro.
Scpnrtcmcnt Ocbraudltcr automobile.
2-25 Fadaro 4 Hnianicrc Innnbuut.
33S Vndaro @niingierc @hnctun.
1913 Yadnro Z 9aiingicrc SpMrlna Gar.
1914 Chalmers Wiaitcr sir 9niianicrc
Snuriua Gar.
1914 0nNncc 9aiiaaicrc Spurina Gar.
1916 Euerauo Z Hniinaicre Epmring Gar.
1914 Mlitdcn RNrnnicrc SDnrina Gar.
1917 Stnocbnicr HaHnaicrc Sonrinn Gar.
1916 Siubcbnfcr Rniianicrc NnHnbuut.
1917 GUle 6nlinocr 4nfnnicrc NuunbUut
1916 glnbnrn @ninacrc Sunrna Gnr
1916 IOro 9aiiaelcrc Jlnuabont, Clcitridlc5
9idDt uuh Startcr
PILE obcngennrnien 9lutomobie fno fir bic
9lhleierun0 bcrct.
gbenfo cine glnSobI bon ecbraucbten 2nit
glutue.
EnfnrO MOtOr Gar So. Of Baltimore.
Gnnrlrs.str. nnb Wit goboL0lpe
(gluQ2O-)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-26
RUSHING WORK
CONTINUED from Page One.

CONTINUED from rage One.)
roof is about 25 feet high, and the floor
of each house is about 255 feet wide
and 1875 feet long.
In most Of the plans the men are
to sleep on double-tiered hunks.
Each house has its little book case
wooden table and wooden dresser.
The window is screened with metal.
lie screening.
Each city must have $1,000 sepa.
rate hunks and mattresses, which will
require 1875 cars to move them.
+ Each city will require $50 carloads
of hospital equipment, three carloads
of screens and 20 carloads of con,
struction tools.
Each cantonment will contain about
1000 buildings. The kitchen and the
mess hall are separate from the liv-
ing buildings; each company having
its own kitchen and mess.
The government already has had
some experience in rushing up these
mushroom cities for the army. On
May IA the quartermaster's depart.
ment received orders to have quar-.
tiers ready on June Is for 10000 men.
This meant the erection of 100000
worth of new buildings at nine differ
ent posts. That work has been CON-
pleted.
A typical city of this sort is located
at Quantico. Va, where 5000 marines
are to make their home.
At one end of the cantonnent site
one sees the virgin forests, next he
sees where the forest has been burn.
ed and felIed; next to this are ths
scantlings and posts stuck into ground
which are to be the foundations Of
houses, and then come the houses in
all stages of construction, with the
completed product at the far end Of
the camp.
Three weeks ago this land was as
Capt. John Smith discovered 1t, Soon
it will be city with paved streets,
modern Improvements and teeming
population.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-26
Wanted Chicago Coal
Market Kept Quiet
iRv Assoclated Press

NEW YORK, June 26-Letters tend
ing to infer the existence Of price
agreements among coal operators
were introduced by the governor to.
day at the trial of 81 individuals and
1O2 corporations charged with viola,
lions of the Sherman anti trust law
in the production and sale Of coal in
the, semi,bituminous fields Of Virgin,
ia and West Virginia.
A communication from Kuhler Hood
of the Houston Coal and Coke Com
pany to the Pocohontas Fuel Company
here complained that he had learned
through his customers that coal was
being sold by the Pocahontas company
"as low as $1.4O." and said lido hope
if this is correct you will take steps
to stop 1t for if continued it will Ger.
tainly demoralize the Chicago mar.
ket."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-26
WoRTHIINGTOy
Blrthday Party.

Miss Maxine Barbe was hostess 70 q
large number of her young friends at
her home on Main street on Saturday
evening, honoring her eighth birthday
Ice cream and cake was served to all
present. Those present we're: Misses
Delma Blankinship, Winitred Messen'
ger, Canine Evangelista, Mary Evan
gelista, Frances Thorn, Virginia Bryan,
Lucille Martin, Pauline Martin, Grace
villers, Mildred King. Lucille Gashns'
lnez Baker, Geraldine Smith, Gal Ber'
dine, Bonnie Basnett, Ethel Davis,
Maxine Cakes, Mary Cakes, Olga NIL
Ian, Gwendoh silde, Maxine Parker
and Mosters Holmes Gaskins, Jas. B.
Mcdaniel. Guy L. Smith, Ray Smith,
Ralph Thorn, Lowell cakes, Forrest
Fleming, frankie darlington, James
Talkington Gilbert Mason! Paul Davis,
Marshall Parish, Roy Basnett, Russell
Villers, Guy Smith and Edgar Lane
Bryan. The young people had a very
enjoyable time, and Miss Barbe was
the recipient Of many valuable and use
full presents.