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Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
PACKERS SOUGHT
TO STOP PROBE?

sion inquiry cause Sensation In
Washington-Gates, Colorado Dem,
Said to Have "Seen" Tumulty
(By Associated Press)
Washington, Jan 25-Documents of
Swift & Co were read into the records
of the Federal Trade Commission in
quiry today They disclosed an effort
of the packers to forestall the pas
sage of the investigation resolutions.
A report from the legal staff of the
company to Swift officers said:
"The situation is serious. We rec
ommend everything be done to head
off the present movement. We be-
lieve, as it stands today, nothing
could stop criminal prosecution"
The attitude of the president to-
ward the Borland resolution was
sounded out by the packers through
w. H. Gates, chairman of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee of
Colorado. He was reported to have
been talking to Secretary Tumulty and
then later reported that the president
was unfavorable to the resolution be-
cause he did not wish to disturb bus
mess.
Gates talked to various senators and
congressman in Washington, particu-
larly Senator Thompson of Kansas,
one of his person friends and report
ed the packers believed ,they would
make no mistake by keeping, in. close
touch with the senator and that they
could reciprocate by giving the
Thompson law firm some business
they had at Kansas City.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
AND CUPID HOLD
PALM FOR MONTH JANUARY

According to the January re-
port of the State Board of Health,
received by The Press today, I'M
perial is ahead of every other
county in the state i'm the pro-
portion of births to deaths. There
were 6Ssbirths during the month,
and but 22 deaths. In one or two
counties the deaths exceeded the
births. In Stockton there were
"a deaths and SO births. In San
Joaquin county there were 1872
deaths and 80 births.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
NUGGET QUEEN"
INTERESTED IN
CATTLE RAISING
MRS. w. Z. DYSART, WEALTHY
MINING OPERATOR OF KING
MAN, ARiZ., WILL INVEST
HEAVILY IN IMPERIAL VALLEY
LANDS.
Greatly Pleased With Verdant Pas
lures of Imperial Valley, Which
Contrast So Greatly With the
Drought Stricken Range-Attended
StOckmen's Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dysart, whose
mining and cattle operations in Ari-
zona are known to almost every res
ident of the neighboring state, were
here yesterday looking over the field
preparatory to investing heavily in
the cattle raising industry here. They
were guests at the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Mrs. Dysart, called the "Nugget
Queen of Kingman, is an interesting
figure. Her business vision is called
as great as that of Hetty Green, and
her knowledge of the mining game
very extensive. 1t is reported that
last year her profits from one mine
ran into six figures.
Although Mr.. Dysart is already in
terested in lands in the Imperial VAL
ley, both expect to spend many thou
sands in the cattle raising industry
here. That this is the ideal place for
finishing feeders and a refuge for
cattle in times of drought is fully
recognized by these distinguished Ari-
zonans.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
Czernin Extends Olive Branch.
(Bv Associated Press)

London, Jan. 25.-COunt Czernin
told the Austrian Reinchstag it was
'obvious that an exchange of views
between America and Austria might
form the start toward a c0nciliatory
discussion of general peace. He char
acterized Wilson's war aims as an i'm
portant advance toward the Austrian
viewpoint, but 8 aid that Austria
would support Germany.
He said the Interpretation of the
right of free action of peoples caused
differences between Russia and Ger
many, but not sufficient to justify
abandonment of negotiations.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
SATURDAYS Calendar.

The ladies of the Altar Society of
st. Mary's church will have charge of
the Red Cross Shop Saturday, COM
mencing at noon with luncheon. The
chief feature of the menu will be
chicken and noodles. There will also
be cooked food on sale and a cup of
tea will be ready for afternoon visi-
stors.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
GROUP LIVE WIRES"
BUCKLE DOWN TO
THE WORK OF PUSH
ING Ell CENTRO FOR
WARD.
Every Director but Two
Present, and They Gave
Very Good Excuses-Re-
port of Meeting by the Sec
retary.

That the new directors of the Cham
ber of Commerce constitute the lv-
est and best set Of boosters this c1Gy
has ever had, was manifest at their
meeting last night. .Earnestness in
the desire to see this city take sew
eral more rounds in the municipal
ladder of fame was decidedly evident.
In the absence of President Fuller,
J. l.. Travers presided.
Directors present were J. l.. Trav-
ers, Clifford Coggins, j E. Davis, l.
T Spaks, B. Solomon, E. E. Clements,
j. F. Seymour, Jr, Will S Fawcett.
Others present were ]. T. Douglass,
D M. Parker, secretary of the United
Stages; M D. Davis, publisher of The
Imperial Valley Press, and Mr.. Pat
ton.
The secretary read a communication
from the Imperial Ad Club asking that
the Chamber cooperate with the Ad
Club in it's efforts to have the Pacific
Telephone Company have their local
manager, Mr.. Bezdecheck, removed
from the office of city trustee because
it was alleged that Mr.. Bezdecheck's
activities in the office were against
the best interests of the Valley on
account of his stand on the liquor
question.
/. 1t was ordered that the Ad Clubs
letter be formally acknowledged and
filed.
1t was ordered that the report of
the committee which prepared the let
ter to the district attorney in regard
to alleged conditions existing in I'M
perial be adopted. The letter was
written in response to request from
the Brawley Chamber of Commerce.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to revise the standing commit
tees of the Chamber was read and
adopted, and the committee was in
structed to meet with President Full
the various committees.
A communication from the United
Stages, White Star stages and Pick
wick stages was read. The stage lines
requested the Chamber to ask the
Railroad Commission to deny the ap-
plication of Fred A. Switzerland for
permission to operate an auto stage
line from Calexico to San Diego via
Ell Centre. The board decided to wire
the commission to defer granting the
permit until the matter could be thor
oughly investigated.
1t was decided to request the gen.
eral manager of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company to extend the COM
pany's delivery zone in Ell Centre and
to ascertain why not if he refused.
A committee consisting of John Il.
Davis, J. F. Seymour, Jr., and Will
S Fawcett was appointed to prepare
letter to the various commercial or
ganizations of the Valley asking their
cooperation in inducing the Board
of Supervisors to get out new county
booklet.
The matter o. a membership cam
paign was deferred until the next
regular meeting.
The matter of the Chamber joining
the Farm Bureau was referred to a
committee.
Mr.. Patton, representing the Pacific
Coast Defense League, explained his
mission, and the Chamber endorsed
Senate Bill S247O, calling for an ap-
preparation of $25O,OOO to make sur
Lvey for t he proposed highways.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
u. s. Wants Oil Land.

Los Angeles, Jan. 2'-The govern
ment has filed three new suits to re-
cover oil land in Kern county, valued
at a million dollars, under the Taft
withdrawal act
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
WANT TO TEACH US TO
RAISE GARDEN IN SUMMER
(By AssociauedPress

San Francisco, Jan. 25.-Plans
for increasing California crps
were discussed at a meeting of
farmers with the Food Admin
stratiOn today. The summer crops
committee recommended that
farm advisers in all productive
counties urge the people in their
respective districts to raise war
gardens in their back yards
throughout the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
Killed in Action.
'Bv Associated Press)


Washington, Jan. 25.-General Per-
shing has reported that another pri-
vate was killed in action on Jan. %.
Private Rossi Of Lodi, Cal, has died of
tuberculosis.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
No Change, Washington Says.
(By AssociatedPress)

Washington, Jan. 25.-Offieials be-
live the statements of Czernin and
Won Hertling offer no substantial ad-
vance toward final peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25

Phone your wants to The Press
S-and get quick results.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
Ell Centro Boy On
WarshlpS Sends His
Love to Friends

DO YOU REMEMBER X. E. SPEIR.
WHO ENLISTED IN NAVY?-HE
HAS GONE HALF WAY AROUND
THE WORLD ON THE U. S. S.
PUEBLO.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-25
Won HERTUNG REPLIES To PEACE
TERMS Of AMERICA AND ENGLAND

PRUSSIAN MILTTARISM REFUSES GENEROUS Of
FERS OF WILSON AND LLOYDGEORGE.
Insists on the Retention of to Deal With
the Separate Nations-Issues Are Gen.
orally StrSddled9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

triebslciter Scr y8i@conliu Ghcric
Erooucers' tSe0cratlun, ans, es ici
aIIgcnlein 5taegcben. ooB Nlc C3rob
id'l0dter, Yrmour, Sruiit, Morris,
Gu0obn uuo gSiIion. Den &crfuui pou
20 Ero5ent oeS in @i2toniin herac.
itelltcn Sdiee toutrollirteu; Ser
3rllqc fil9tc biu5u, in @iScouliu ipiir-
bcu GO Ero5ent Ser geiontnlten 9oic
Eroouftion 0eS 2onocs bergeIteIlt.
aaie S0rie in Ylpmpntb.
&rltmrep gob on, Der 9}reis iiir
hcn @iseoniincr a6ic mcroe bon Scr
a0lc 9orie i'll YIpmoutb ieitgeiett.
0ic liutcr Ger Goutrollc ser @iscon
i'm Gheeie GeoIer9N gliIocintion ltcbc,
Die er OILS Die Stale Continuation
be5etductc gr crtlGrt. oic Sitlnger
oIelcr @orie ieicu aroBtentbcjI3 circ
tFarce, ltno Die ,Sormcr 2rbieIten MIR
0critge Hreiie iiir ibrcu a6ie; I'M
Sabre 1911 lei OIL Arr Wnric Qdic.
Der nndlber ju 90 bis % G2t3 per
Eiuuo ncrfnuft muroe. ~ Il Gtnta
notlrt tporoen. mas iilr Ole ,Sorner
in Sbcbopgou Gouutp nlIem cincn
&erlltIt nnu $1,000 bis ) 1900 5t
ncutet babe. Gr iiigt, hinilL CT iii
!l5cr3rugt, ooB Die Rreiia in elmer ae
bcimen Situnq hei.innt worocn
lcieu, che ric 90ri1 iormeu Ntion
mcnactrcten lei. EicIc 6ormer, iaate
Der 3cnde. Iicfern Die Milh an oie
&0Ienloter ob mo ,u5!tH Il ncn Der
Enmo IA Sent fir 6'r'pl(uua uno
l,,rtnuf oeS 90Ics
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Eldnc u0rber befannt.

Gie &ertreter Der @roBidlddlter in
Waibin1ton. Die ilbcroQ in Heoie
riingstreiicll itonoig sfilbIuua Al be
bnlten lid beniibten, pubten, mic iid)
lebt berauaItcllt, Die Grnennuna &. .G
@oopers gum Observation-Disclosures
ter lhon mehrere Gage, che tic BON
Eroiioent g8iIion befannt qracbeu
mnroe; ebenio mar ibnen Die erneu
nung ,Soicpb Gottons gum Qeiter Der
2lbtbetlung iitr Die ,5lciihinouItrie in
nerbalb Der Hobrungsmitteloerrpal
titng befannt, che 0ooper iie nusaob
Ileler i. Cotton mar, mic Semen nit.
theilt, porber U3itglico Der 9lnpolts
}irma Grabatb & 6enoerion in Rcfp
3Jort. Die ieiner5eit i'm Auftroq elmer
8ruppc oitIifler 5inon5leute bic Ghl.
cagoer Shldhtbaus ,5irr1a 5ul3bdr.
ger & Cons reorgolliiirtp, bic jeft
inter Dem linluen Ibomas 6. g9ilion
& So beitehf
Semen mar in iciucn @emerfunqen
ilber 0ie Gin Collar 9eonlten Der
JtobrungsmitteIbehoroc, Die nebenber
bnrdl einen f5ebaltsded NIT ihren
.irijhcren arbeitgebcru in oerShIodlt
hausiuouitrie in 8crbitonng itehen,
duBerit iorfoiiif uno arflnrte 81
iahrlih uou Der Repierunq, uno $f0,s
600 bon Den fSroBihldhtern, bic ge
leiiteten Itefrite cutipreheno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
q iiga ii eltes .3c;t.

Rc;Ie.iihrer Inn f,ine Friinprno
ar y.Cuaeit "a ai5, Elm n !Rei
eb,nsb@ H. pa. tG I Gh .tiknel
II 51ns.ra rgac 1895 5creit3 in
.5.er aa ier.i1lraa eritiu tol
an, nrh heulf ps.6 Hir pe0 You.
li.eu bewertfr srert, 9latimr,5e.
af i'd, arr He.,f .ttae. Go.r ore
]Dnejtf qtale p9n a. Fem s,ll1,n.s"
uIotnuen,in6en blp cr ngr IN bic
eiten rts6dpitr aef, tip
Gtmo5 osraI,et tIH8I 9t. 4Hiiors
olnn9. oab or (oHrtt iioj Aa dlI
lcn b2n 0ttcn maaeH Ioile, mt oe
zen ua1n nm nnen Die 1ijr ees
zdlo3immer9 ibbeaen lon'i bat
r qeseu NeRs1unl plu 3'1gi0eIter
mmer i'm Sdl3irod id1leis u. oer2I
Iut bic oem 8ute. ous init Ms
eiieiit.et IN b~fea gln'ehtl itdno
5,iseactcneu ~&eiisdlrfen" olirit''
Jsnte toum msb pHmcnobar ieiu; 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
War lanae ueri6ouen.

True translation filed with ths
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, or
March /, 1918, as required by the
act of October 6, 1917.
Mnibinaton, %. ,Scbr.
8}ie 0o2 Worineontt hcute abeno
anfinoigt, lit ein Iouhbaoti0qer, pot
Dem man lett Dem 10. Souuor nid)ts
mcbr gcbort bate, nit cincr iran
5oltiden 9eiobllng on 0oro pohIbe
bolten in einent eurnpQiid)en S5afcn
etngetroffen Ios feline ,Fabr3euQ
muroe odnal5 lp0breuo cinca fltrd)t
barren Sturmes auf Der ,fohrt mad
europa Don ieiner @eaIeitlmq ae
trennt. Observation-Disclosures be
fonoen iih nidlt OIL gor6. Die ,Sran.
joicn fonlttcn ieoodl, trotocm lie melt
pon ihrcm aurs obqetricben moren,
ibre Gage nit 3ienIiher Sidcrheit
FcitIteuen llno flbren Dem nohitcI
6afen 3u. rSbrcr bemerter5fpcrthen
Seenonnsfuuit miro Der Griolg Der
obcrtelipIid)en ,Sahrt 3uqeifrieben
Sie moren 80 Gage unterpcas.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Senator Reeo aegeu 8arfieio

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, or
March /, 1918, as required by the
act of October s, 1917.
Woihingtou, 26. 1Sebr.
Die Tcrnntnortlidfeit fiir ocu
aoblcnnangel puroe heute bon Sc
notor Reeo bon DfiiIouri in elmer
D6elt'tellltng bon ! Jbotlod'en" sic er.
ocn llntcrfonnite oes Senot5 filr
6obrifotion oIs 9alts iilr cinen Be
rid)t ilber leinc iiingIte ltntcriudrltna
Der VrelnlnlaterinIienloqe uiterbrei
tete, rltno hermts Der grennnlutcrio
ltenpermoltung 5ur 2oit geleqt. Scno.
tor HeeoS Grfldrlng NOR nidlt ser
Geridt o. llntercomitc5, hos sic
9|obrungslnlttel- ltuo 9rennmoterio.
ltenbcrmoltnng llnterild)te, ionoern
cine Grfldrlng iiber icine in6ipioucI.
len aus och SbotIoden gc5oqenen
Shliilie.
o9os i'm aoblengciddit herrifen
De Chaos, iogt Die @rflGruuQ. yr1liB
elmer Stabilitot 8lab MAIDEN ODER
mir meroen in n0dlIter 3uflinit elmer
aohlelnoth bonn gefdbrlihiten Gha.
ratter Experimentation. Nus oicicm
8rltnoc, lagte Senator 9leeo, ntiiB
te cine lofortiae Q}efnnntnlohunq por
ErelIen uno Gontrnften, Die ols Or
lot filr Die gegenndrtigen Gontroftc,
Die 10 gut lpie ode om I. 9lpril III
enoe 9eben, geitottet peroen, erfoi
gen. SIC GrtlGrlng trot ferner fir
ole Ncfantttqobe cines beitinmten
3eitraltnes eiit, i'll Dem oie 8eId)1fts.
melt iif boIlit1noig ouf Die neiten
Gontrafte eiuridten fam" er fdbrt
Damn tort
oes 1T fIur, oob oic greiie, 0ie ece
| itattet tuer0en ioaen. angcneiIenen
geroienIt brtnger. Wenn Dies nidlt
Der Sod lit, fnnn uiht Die S6hItpro-
button ernnrtet mcroen." 5enotor
Reeo crfIdrte, oob Die fiir3Iih erIniie.
ne Observation-Disclosures Die
ein ShlieBen Der Snonitrien oItlih
pom Wiiiiiiippi nnor0ncte. BON Der
Observation-Disclosures, .obnc
.geietIide grutohtiguno ooer aitbori-
tat" er!diien mor6en lei linn iid
icibit ans Dem ielbitgeifo'iencn q,
lemma herous3 3uipin0en"
lin Die Qon8e Gonftiion nod 5u cr
hoher. in1t Die GrfIdruud, prr6en
bic uou Dem Gonitc Zane ieit1eicr-
ten 8reiie ..pon Der 9rennnlateria
IieuuerpnItung bciieite gefegt" ino
oieier ,SehIer Dur0e idllieblid non
Or. Garfield entoeft uno 5ugegebeA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
@aibington, 27. 5Sebr

SNt Vi oSlobEk u u
0uibington 27. 5Sebr.
Sapon bat bel Den Rcgierungel1
Der entcnte uno Der Der. Stanten
grbebungen ongeItelIt, Inn 5u eriob-
rem, ipie man in oieIcn Souptitaoten
itber etDaige qemeinlome Gperotio
nen III Sibirien oellft, Inn Die un
bel1rcn Wengen Mtltnitjon uno ionIti
gea Strlegsmaterial 81 retteu, oie in
g8laolpoItof uno entlane ser Sj5iri
ihen 8obn aufgdtapcIt Iiegcn @ic
om Wtittlpod) III @aibinQton an
geoelttet muroe, bat Sic ioponiid)e
Regierllng iif 5u oieiem Shrjtt in.
folge Der aritif beiuegen loIieu, meldlc
im eigenen 2onoe an Der uerb0Itnib
mdbig geringiiigigen 5beilnabmcHSo
pans am arieg gciibt puroc.
HeglerltngsbeanItc in @aihinotDn
lebnten ieoen Gonlnlcator iiir ole
0eticntlid1fcit ab, 6od) hciBt ca, 0oB
Der SorldIog, Iotpcit Nmerifa in 8e-
trnht tomnlt, 3lt Gt9lnG Der l1nter
bonolnngclt~ nidt 1un3 onnehmbo'
mar 9tihtsoeitomeniQcr m6Qcn bic
ltnterbon0llngen, mclhe in3Diden
mcltcr geben, 81 ctuer Wo0lfiiirunl
Der @oltung Der fcQicrlmo filhren
Ger 0altetbclucQgruun iiir Die %Iai-
lrten, III Siblrien s;5lJreilcn, Mir
DC Der leln, 81 ucrhi10crt 0QB Ole
lperthpoIlen arieganlnteroIicn ocr
Ieutiden in ole Sdnoc iallcn, neil
nern1uthet miro, oo5, 0icic inre an5
lle'crltng nielleidt ala cine Ser 1Sric
oen@beotngnngcn fcItlcaen niirocn.
I'm Dies i'll perbinhern lpiirocn 0ic
Sopaner, mic c5 sen llnIdlcm aat, 5u
eliier Snteroention bereit ieir. ielbit
mcnn ntilitdriid)e Cpfrationcn notb-
mcnoig merocn iouta.
Gie rlliiiihen Gertrcttr III @oih
lngton opponiren tneralIh 9caen ic
ocn 6elo5ug in S,5irien Scr ,uter
iopaniiden allipi3ien aeIiihrt mrn,
mo melien oarauf bin ooB oie 9ol
ihefpifi in Ser 2osa icicn, lntcr fci.
men ltmItonoen 5u3lI3tbclL 0aB oaa
aricg5mntcrial in Slbiricll 0cn
Icutihen i'll Die @du0e foQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
Qebensmittel= Nnsfnbr.
Mnilinatpn. 2G. tSebr.


Iic 4u5iubr lpid)tigcr 2cben5lults
tel, ooruntcr g8ei3en, 0toi5 un0
5hipeineileiidl. 1T in Der om 81 EESa.
mlnr 1918 cn6enocn Bcriooe uot iie-
ben Wouoten aegeniibcr Dem gIeidcH
3citrmum oea &oriobrcs erbeblid Itt'
riidgeqouqcn. mie nm Iieu5toa uom
Nureou iilr ,5nlnn6. uu6 9luslauo'
&onocl in Noibington mitqctbeitt
muroc Die }luSilbr bon Nei-
5cn iiel non 90, 1866 ,662 olti 29.538.-
s26 RuIbel, 5dmeinefIeiih oos
.s7t078.f02 otf G61.384,376 Rio:
Mai4 bon 32 ,269, ,707 oni i4,47i,-
72s glibel.
Ite 4usiuhr non QiebI Ytic8 bon
6 G,960.9S6 aui f0.1l4.494 6ob, Die
Ausithr bon 9iinofleiid uno RiHo-
fleiId) Rroouften BON 14S, ,i85.742
mii t9t sol, ,S66 4iuno; Safer iticg
uon 54,93L735 aif 65,474,000 Bu.
ibel Ger @eianlntperlb aIler in ocH
iiebcn Wonaten erportirten Nrot-
itofie betruq $3tf,797,743 9egeu-
iibcr $29t480.7 .773 I'M S5dbr pOrber;
Der Nerth Der erportirten Jleiid)- itn6
WoIfereipro6lftc itieg bon $780,
035,557 ouf $218.607,573.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
6Oouer's StbOrot unO bic
SdI6bter.

True translation filed with the
/ Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
March /, 1918, as required by the
act of October 6, 1917.
i. ). 0euep, Der HehtsbeiItuno
Der 8unoes Suoultriecommiiiion,
9ob am 0tontag in GbIeago, por
5. e. 0opis, Dem Gorlieer Der
Gontnliilion, iibcr bltnoert 3piihen
9eonlten mo Gertretern Der Gbi.
cogocr 0roBidIadter tSirmeu ge-
wcdiclteu grieien befannt, nm
ben gtodlpeis 81 erbringen, ouB 6ieie
,5lrmeu niht MIR ouf Die Gontrolle
Der 2ebrnsmittel 0es 2aroes binar.
bclten, ionoern auh 0orauf aus pa.
rem, Die Sebensmittel @cripaltltng
inter ibren gnliIuB 8u bcfommen.
Nus oen jest pcroftentIid)ter grie-
fen 9ebt berpor, oob Die qrobtcn
Shlodterfirmen 3ur3eit IN Der Niu1-
ocs 9tobrrnganlitteI SiermaItilng
0urd) ilber elm hnlb 3ubeuo bon ibnen
ongeitellte Gertrnnensperionen Der
tretcn iino. 1ieIc 2clte, non oeucn
mon in 3olf gloubt, baB tic Der Rc.
gierlng lhre GIenite freifpillig nm
oos nominelle SSohrcs 8cbaIt
oon 500 sur Gerfiiging iteIlten,
bc3icben thntiohIih bon ihren biahcri
gen 9lrbeitgeberu reihe 0cb0lter.
Gie Gorreiponoelt3 gibt ferner gluf.
id'IuB fiber Die Otethooe lmo laftif
nittels oeren Die bctrcficnoeu 2cute
i'll Die 9}abrltnq@mittelperluoItllug &c
ihntllggelt lpuroen. 9lntpoIt Semen
crflort, hieie oitiuid)meigeno be3obl-
ten @otriotelt" bdtten SteIIunqeu
innc. in ocnen lie 1Surisoiftion iiber
3icmIih ie6eu ,3rpeig Der ,SIeiih l5n-
0uItric bdtten
Wfon gIaubt, oab oieie Gl1thiillun.
acn AclpoltiQc Gerouocrlngcn in Der
,3uiomtncniebuug Der Nobruugsnlit.
til Reboroe peronIolicu meroen 3n
Den characterization Ser OroBihIddltcr
abortct Gorbercitlnqcn fir alle
GDclltuaIitaten. Die fir ihr 8eifGft
III 9ctrddlt folnmen f0nnten, nnr teis
ne ,flldiidlt auf onS 9Sublifum.
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Merlin. Dc iSehr

{ NeA4 \ Ia ~ u as lGIuiItu Dy Ine
act of October 6, 1917.
Berlin, 26. 5ebr.
Cine outlid)e 9etanntnlahlna Don
aeitcrn ingt:
Ser Silisfreu5cr Wolf lit nuh
cinem fiini5ebnmonntigen 9luientbolt
I'M gtlontlIhcn, <Snoiid)en uno Stil.
len G3ean nad Soule 5uriidgetcbrt.
Der aalier bat Dem Gonlmanoeur iei
men 8illfommeugruB teleqropbirt
uno ibm ben Oroen Gour lie Merite
3uiammen nit elmer gln5obl eiierncr
areit5e fltr Die 0fii3iere lmo Mann
Idatten pcrIicbcn. Der Moli pilroe
uon 6rcgottenfapitan Hcraer TOM
monolrt mo fiigte Der ieinolidlen
5hiiiabrt ben groBtcn 5d,ooen All,
lnocn er &argorolm un0 aarqos
Berltorte. @r bradlte beim nlebr als
400 Itltaiicoer non geinBungeu Der.
lenfter 5d)iffc ocridicoener Iatio
lnaItatcl, beIonocrs 3abIreihe forbiae
uno meiBe britiihe Solooteu, nllber.
Dem nebrcrc beItiidten Ialnpiern ob.
aenonn1ene (Scidlijtc uno groBc Men.
gen mcrtbpollen RobmoteriaIS, lpie
@lnlnl aupfcr. Wfeilng, ,3inf,
@ocoobohncn, Gopra ltn0 nbnlihc
4rtifeI I'M @crtbe Don mcbrercn Wdl.
IioueH Mort.
Ger 4reu3er 0oIi Lief ocn otter
rcitiifcn 0aien 4oIa on. Toa
Shiff periuhte mic0crhoIt nod Der
Horoicc 3urild8nfcbrcn, mlroe nbcr
ltcts onrd, bic @ofiomfcit Der britt.
iten Sdlifie boron pcrbinoert.
2rei amerifaniidlc Sdliifc uerIcuft.
giner 8efonntlnoflinq Der britt
iden Yomlralit0t 5uioIqc nur0cn uon
Dem SoiIfsfrer5er Wo!f orci mneri
fonlihe Sd,iife pcrieuft, Der Iompi
Nolilid'lon9er NeIugo, sos Gouncu,
Der Der Y0cific Steom 0baIinq 50.
III 1dn ,Sroneisco gehorte. Der pier
!moitige Sdoner Win@Iom, 5GG {on.
nen Der pon Sou Sronciaeo fam,
Juno Der DicrmoltlQc 5honcr encore,
65l lonnen, ociicn 9eimboicn 5an
,{r0ncisco mar.
Iic onoareu Shii'e, ole erfp0hnt
Iulr0cn, uoren ole britiidl. nit 2tua.
nabnc oc5 pitdtidll V}oru. cines
iopaniId1cn Shlifea non 6656 1nn
ncn, ltno Der ,$ooB Uicnoj, ciues ipo
Iniidlen t}obr5ellges bon 4GiS }on.
| ncl1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
,SOlacnidlmere Wasaugrific.

9ei Der amerifoniiden 9lrnec in
sSranfreih, 81. 5ebr.
GimnoIed13ig omerifoniihe Soloo
ten Inaeu bclltc Morgen ais Cpfer ei
nea @osuuariifca in oen NoipitdIcrn
nah elmer Nodt oes Sdrcfcn@. Die
gdn3e Nodt biuhurdl hnbcn Die 9ler3tc
iih ltm Ole Gpier beutiibt Stint an
ocre murben in Dem eiosnngriff &C
to0tet Nci nieIcn Der SSoipitoli1ne
honoeIt IS iih nm 2lrtiIleriiten, Die
BON oeu ben @cihoiIeu entitroncnoen
(8nIeu ilbernaltiot morben maren.
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@as Der @erban0 that.
Shllnaer ioate ierner nns.
@aiflinnton. 25. 1Schr.

Apitll9er 1a91e ferller oltS:
CAB Der &erbono cine Gampaqnc
fllhrtc, nm 8eIo ouf5ubringen mir ote
Tertbeibigung zines neqen perr0the.
rllder IenBerlrngcn in 9bilaocIphio
nn9eflogten Heoottcur3 elmer oeutid,.
lprotigen 3eituag.
DAB III ben bulletins meoer sic
Snpalion 9eIeiens nod sic Gcrien-
flng Der n2ltiitonia" peroonnlt mur.
DC.
GaB Der ct. 2oniier gcrbonb mad,
Der Terienfung ser o2uiiionin" in
elmer &erIonnIllnq eiuc Reiolutiotl
anndbm, III Der es hieB, oo3 oic @lin-
oeSregieritng Dem ocutiden gotid)of-
ter filr Die @ornltng Dor ser 8e.
nlIBilng Der ~2ulitanio" ihren 9anf
oltslpredlel ioue.
1aB lett Ser omerifouiihen aricgs
lerfldrlng nur III cinem ein3i9en gul-
letin Die HoIle, Die oie 8ereiniqtcr
Stooten inn arieae ipieIen, lobeno er.
mQhnt lpur0e.
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Steiaernng Der gsreiIe.

Ger Sdreibcr cincS Der icBt emf
biiItcn 9rieIc iqat, ieiner 9lniidt uad
iolItcn Die Hreiie 10 bod iein. ola ocr
Goniumcnt iie lid geiullen loIie
Glcic AatBcruna itcbt i'm 3uiommen
hang nit elmer ,Scitietlmg ser ,Slciih
prelie. @encp crpohute nebenbci, oof
leit 0c9lnn ocs ariegcs nae GhieA
9ocr @roBidlddter ibre pripatcn e
legrapbcItorabte nod 8oibinaton
hahCn.
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pier ocs - &'oIi"
2'erlin, y ,{ebr

2FFIIH, II. tYtbf
,Su NcrIm miroc ON D{tnpodl
amtIif befonnt gegcbcn 0oB Der
oclltifc @iIisfrcu3cr uNoIi" Der pon
lciner Strciie nod entente Sdiiien
I'M 5tiIlen C3cou nod cinem Sci
'notbsboien 3uriidgetehrt 1T, min6c
items - ,5obr5cuqe pon ntin0citcns
100000 Nrlitto 9leqiitsirfonnen
'3eritort, bcgp. beih00iat bot
Ger Nerldlt ioat. 0oB eintae Ger
.herienftcn Sdiile NIT britifrhtn lrup.
pen bGo0cu moren. 10 onB Die 0cricu
tung cntipredlenoc 0crluite all Wicn
ideuIcben nit lid brud,tc.