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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
From G. w. Gorge.
Somewhere

Somewhere in France. July ). 1918.
Dear Father and Mother and All:
I haven't received any letter from YOU
folks since the last time I wrote but I
have some good news TO tell You and l
can't keep it. John and l finally met
Last night 1 was writing to Nevada and
Aunt Eve and one of the boys told me
that a couple Of our boys saw John. !
hunted them up and found out it was
so 1t was lucky that they did run into
him Someone yelled for them TO get
under cover and they went into the
woods and some fellow asked them what
outfit they were from. When they told
him he said he had a brother in that
battery and told them for me TO come
over. I got permission from our com
mander to go over today. and over I
went He was as tickled to see me I
was him. He hasn't changed bit as
could see and I had about a two-hour
talk with him. I took some toba eco
over with me and he had as much as
did He hasn't been hurt yet and IS
still In Co. X I expect to see him again
pretty soon. He is going to try to
transfer into my regiment and from all
appearances he will make 1t. I hope
he does as we can be near each other
all the time then. I call that a miracle,
don't you? They say the third charm
Is a charm and 7 believe it is. I tried
twice before to see him and failed and
this time / got by.
Well. folks. I sent 81 francs home BY
the Y. NJ. c. A. man on the 3rd. That
equals $40 in our money and use II for
whatever you see ht I Will send some
more home whenever I get chance.
How is everything at home? I am o. K.
now and never felt better in my life
John went through England. He was
in and quite few other places.
I wasn't so lucky. So YOU see dad. there
is one of your boys that saw England.
Maybe I will before I come home
Well. I must close for this time. Love
to all and q big kiss and a hug for all
CT you. From your boy.
WALT.
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From F. J. KIemm.
Respectfully.
JAMES H BROWN.


June 80. 1918.
Dear Father. Brothers and Sisters
am writing to all OF YOU at once.
for paper IS scarce out here and also
have to so easy on the ink
At last We are stationed at a fine
camping ground with river running
right by cur camp. and believe me.
the boys went almost wild when we
hit this place after having been in a
rest camp with no water. except for
drinking and cooking.
We left our rest camp and rode for
"a hours on a freight train. that is.
the privates all rode in freight cars.
40 in a car 1t was some crowd. but
we were well paid for hitting a fine
place like this.
After we got on the train We had a
four or five mile walk ahead Of Us
with about nifty pound pack
This place is just like a park; nice
shade trees and river about 500
feet wide l swan across II the first
day and have been in again this morn
ing. 1t was very deep.
Believe me- we had a lot OF clothes
to wash and II took me- two days TO
do it. as we had no washing water
for some weeks before we hit this
place l hope we stay here tin We hit
tho firing line. as I know. we could
not find q better place.
You must excuse the poor writing.
a. I am writing this on my knee and
have only few sheets Of writing
paper under this.
did not like the first town we hit
but this place Is very mic. and wish
that some Of you could see IT,
! saw quite a few German prisoners.
they look like they are well taken care
o.
Some OF our boys are fishing now
and some are in a boat. taking It easy.
don't think that I viii ever learn
70 talk French. You see our boys are
always together and the people are
not mixing with us, although they are
very friendly and all that
All our cooking Is done out doors
and our dining room Is a nice shady
field. We have fine drinking water from
a spring.
also saw some Algerian soldiers
here. I saw women brakemen on the
trains. and almost all the work IS done
by women. there are very few men do
ing any kind OF farm work
We are allowed to drink wine. Of
course there is a limit to all this. but
We have plenty Of privileges and I
wish the fellows would not overdo
them.
You folks excuse ne II you do not
get a letter very often. for it takes
quite a while before a fellow can get
paper sometimes but wish all OF you
would write as often as you can. even
more so. as the mail does not come
a. often nov. Why not change off.
ono 81 YOU write, then the other one
and so on?
I wish I had bathing suit now.
but ] manage to get swim every day
somehow.
some Of the fellows are having their
hair clipped and their heads shaved
Well. I guess I viii have to quit
writing as I have no more paper and
don't know when III get some more
You see there is no such thing as a
Y. n c. A around here.
with best wishes. and hoping you are
all In good health, the same as am.
Your loving son and brother.
BILL
From VIM. Klemm. Bat c. 10th c
A C. A E F. in France. 70 his father.
F. J Klemm, SIS Indiana Blvd, Whit
ing
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determination on their faces. battle
light in their eyes. singing. all glad
TO have gotten one step nearer their
goal OF meeting face to face the usurp-
er OF humanity and their rights. I
say. II they could only see them, they
would realize that It may be fun to
BUN some nations. but when they start
something with Uncle Sam. they have
started something which the above
named viii finish for them in a COM
plete victory for the right OF nations.
humanitarianism and world democ-
racy.
Respectfully.
JAMES H BROWN
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THIS AGED WOMAN
Was Made Strong by a Simple
Remedy.

The following letter from Mrs. Wells
ADDS another link to the great chain Of
evidence which proves that there is
nothing equal 10 VinoI to create
strength for feeble. weak. rundown
nervous conditions.
Malone. \. Ut am "a years Of age
and got into a feeble. weak and nervous
condition so I could not sleep Vinol
has not only built up my strength. but
u has given me a good appetite and 7
slesp all right Mrs. S b Wells
We strongly recommend it, Norris
Pharmacy, Joseph W. Weis, Hammond:
schHeker's Pharmacy. and druggists
everyghere-Adv
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IS pretty good 1 did not want to take
it with me You can give it to George.
maybe he would accept IT,
Sending all my love to Mary. George.
and children and dear old mother for
God and my sake please don't worry for
I am safe. I must close.
FRANK N ALIEN
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-Incereiy.

DANIEL J PROCHASKA.
Med Det s1st Eng. A z F. via New
! York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-31
From Dan Prochaska.

The following Is letter from Dan
Eel J Prochaska. well known Whit
Ing boy who is doing his bit over
there:
France. Aug g.
Dear Folks:
We are tenting tonight" near an
old camp ground once occupied by
Napoleon. and quite long way from
the Hoosier state
How are you all back In the L
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Arranging vegetables or fruits on
trsys for drying. This and many
other suggestions will be found in
the free drying book which the Ma
tional War Garden Commission of
Washington will send to any one for
two-cent stamp to pay postage.
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The following IS letter received
by Mr. and Mrs F. w. Daegling. OF
Whiting. from their son. Donald. who
has Just arrived overseas.
France. in Rest Camp
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Tire Boys af the Front
OUR BOYS ARE COUNTING ON YOU HELP
NC IN EVERY WAY

OUR BOYS ARE COUNTING ON YOU HELP
ING IN EVERY WAY
We are doing our utrnst to relieve the situation
by opening up tremendous acreage of oil fields in
Wyoming We are going TO start drilling Just as soon
possible.
Our Company is a Hammond concern, one that
every one is proud to be associated with. We have
1880 acres in the famous Thornton district. The
experts say its good oil land. Every dollar invested
with should bring in handsome returns. Every
well opened up and flowing means help for Uncle
Sam Our oil bring $3.50 or better barrel as against
S210 for Oklahoma oil. Why? BECAUSE 1T
CONTAINS A VERY HIGH PERCENTAGE OF
GASOLINE
Take YOUR savings and buy shares today.
There only few shares being offered and at
only so cents share. Join with US Help and at the
same time SHARE IN THESE PROFITS.
Ask any one of our stockholders why WY0M-
ING-THORNTON oil shares are cheap at so cents.
Ask any man in Hammond about the honesty of the
Board of Directors Here they are:
MR.. JOSEPH W. WEIS.
MR. K C. WHITE
DR.. G. D. HELGEN.
DR. ]. T. CLARK.
Mr.. S. I. DAVIS.
Then buy all you can. But do it now when you
can purchase at so cents instead Of probably $500
share soon.
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Patriotic Citizens

VIII not their automobiles Sunday. The
Fuel Administration has requested that you do not
use the gasoline. IT'S NEEDED AT THE FRONT
Save the gasoline Do not use your car! Do not
let any think you are pro-German. Stop and ask
the man who has his car out if it's case of life or
death! Let the gasoline be used only on government
business.
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You'd like to take a punch at the
kaiser you say? Then buy
Thrift Stamp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-12
@crrGtbcriidDer glcnRcrnnScn beidnl'
0iqt.

9rottlebpro, Waii, #. San.
- Srcllnoc beS EaltorS G. $. Wol'
oron uon @inoior, cinId)lieBli6 eini'
ger lcincr iriiberen @cneinoenlitglie-
ser, bc5etgten bCllte I'M 9lmocogc
rid)t, ooB iic nicrnal3 perrdtbcriidle
IelBcrungcn bon ibnl pernolrmen
bdtten oercn i'm sic 9fcgierung be.
ihuloigt. Ter @ciItlide mar elnel'
Sbcil oes Cages olli Dem 3euget
itono unb lci,gncte i'm areltjuerbor,
ooB cr ic nit 4iiicn uno @illen q
mnS gegen Die 9iegierlng gctbon ho
be. Der @eridtsboi maftc bcfonnr,
sic 9emeisolifl,abmc ncrbc morge!l
81 Gnoe geiiibrt iein. uno Die 9lrgll=
mcnte luiiroen unl Wontn0 Nohrnit'
tog pernomlten tuer0cn.
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(Sortictnna iicbe 2. Seite.)
SOo nno gSeroerGen.


Midtct cin Iornooo I'M SiiOen oil.
Sic StaOt Gopnrt3 Dem Gr6.
boocn glcih 0clnodjt. Sieben
1oote lmo % 9crlcttc. Gamp
g2bcelcr bcimqelud)t.
Ol ontg om cru, Nlay II. San.
- Siebeu Ferioneu lplroen get0otct
mo % ucrlctt ais Die Staot So
nartS, gllu., bcltte pnn cinen Cor
nnbo 0cm Yo0en gIeid genndt mnr
oc, 70 ia9t eine Gcpcid)e an oaS bic.
iigc 9iircor Der g9ltlantic GooIt.Si'
nie".
lornooo in @corgiu.
Macon @a., If. Sanlldr Git
5ornaOo trni bellte ipGt am 9tadl
mittog oo3 Camp @beeler nno Oen
yGcntral GitD Enrf"; groBcr Sho-
0cn lpuroc an Dem lcttcrCn unGcrid)
let ln5 cine 9ln5ubl uilocr Gbierc
ans cincm bort I'M @interallortler
bc;niolibcn Girfr9 ioll cnttonimGb
fem
9llle Gcrbin0lngcn init Ganp
g9hcclcr iinO obgcihnitten. mo oic
@r5bc be5 bort ungerid)tcten Cd,
oen9 tonntc nidt in grfobrnng &C
braht tperrcn. Gin 6ruht5ug ouf
ser ,OIacon, 9ublin & Sooannab
gobn" pur0e 5lpiideu Mocon mo
Dem Camp pom Stllrme lm9cluebt
Giienbabncr ugen, Der StlIrnl lei
pom cinem &olfenbrltb geiolGt &c
meien.
Gin Sari4autidcr brntte ole critic
Nudlrid)t nah bier; cr iugtc, oaB er
0as Gamp pdbrCno oeS ShlrmeS pcr-
IicB. 3u oicicm 3citpunft m1re Der
Corral oeS t22. Slfanteric-9ieai-
ment3 5uiuulnengcltiir5t lmo Gin
Mam lei 0abci 81 icincn Sooc gea
fonlnlcn. Cine Sclepbon gotibaft
I'M llbr iagt. onS 3iuilions-Smlpt-
quarter iei I'M oicIc 3eit nod unbes
lh1oigt, ood baltic ser Stilrm nod
an. k
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Aritgs-
l)orbtrfitungfn
SefretGr Yater Dor
Gougrek=Gomite.
100000 3ablmngem fir
arieas.Miiifo 8emad)t.

Gie 9(aiirten erluheu Inn Elm Gera
ooppeln oes SIeiid- Grporte3.
g9eitere 9O,00O,O00 @uihcl 9&ei
scn n0tbig - Cine Gon5cntri
rllng ocs &apitols bes SuocS
geplont. - GroBerc aobIcn. Or
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Gonicrenacn in @oibin0ton.
gSoibingtom If. San. - lic
M1neei in Der sluSriiitlmg Der !lrmce
luorcn bcutc oic ltriahc 5ll elncnl
ibarfen arel3perb0r ocS &ricgS.Sc
fretGrs 9ofer Dor Dem 1r.Gonu-
tc oes SenuteS. Irei Stlnocn lang
NOR Ser Gbei oes ariegs Gepartc'
nentS inter einem Shnellfeler uon
,Sragen, mobei Iemofrotell ioiuobl,
ais auh sic Hcpublifaiier lcbr bdiltlg
ibrer Miibitinmung ilbcr Sic cntbill-
ten 3ultdnoc burd) @orte lmo &c.
bebrOen sluSorud uerliebcn Mm-
dies DIAL fanen lie III Den oireftclt
@egcniab 81 ben ansiagcn ocS Sefre-
tGrS uto mieien oltf oic frilbcr ge'
mohten glllSio9cn bin nm i'm jil mi
ocrlcgen. 9(nideincno icbr penia be-
ltnrubigt ourdl oos energiIde gllISa
ioriHen CAB S6r. 9nfer gciuillc Widn'
gel 81 lno mieoerboltc feline Iriiber
genaAten 9ln0abcn, oaB iiir ben "an-
iGnglihen glnltllrm" ole VeoirfnlIle
9cniigeno icicn.
Gic GoHite,Mitglieocr bcItunoen
ooroui. oab icinc 9lnaobcn irrefiib'
reno iiir OdS 2an0 ieien, mcnn alld)
nibt 6eobIid)tigt, uno piiroen Dem
Eublifum cineu Ialiden Ginorild
ilber oie 3uitGnoe ge6en.
Senator 8cct3 mcintc, 0ic 9lnga'
Zen bGttcn 6os Qono i1r DEN Shlum'
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9lngcblidJe oentidJc Spionin.
H<u Californian pcrbaftet. - 0attc
5pci pcrrdtbcrii6c Srieie geidrie-
ben. - Iriidt in cincm Ole SoiI-
mng aui oelltid)en Siea aus.


SANFORD, Sal, #. [Sonltnr. --
Gliiobetb 8uiitorf nurOe beilte bier
nerbaitet unO oils ueroGftiee oeutlde
Spionill feIt9ebalten. 3luei uerr1'
tbcrii6c Sriefe III ibrcm Gciib bc5o'
gen id) alf Sort Nrant, Ore, lmo
boS Erciioio in San 6roncisco. Ser
cine bon Der 5rau in Stiidc geriiicnc,
obcr Don ser Ioli5ei rpieocr Slum-
men 9eiete @riei lolltetc:
u2icbcr @enoiicl Su Sort @ront,
Gre, babe id 9lacs gcieben. Gas
Ereiioio lit i'll Snn 6ranciSco, Sal,
imo id ucnOc mid iett iiiblicb. 0obe
ElGnc Dor ctlihen 5ngcn gciunot.
9ldtlmgSpoQ ,Gettihlono"."
Gin i'll ibrcr Soidc gcilmocner
@rei ia0t;
sd iueroe Dem aoiicr 10 picI BEL
len, al5 mir m0glidl lit. sd bofic,
buD sic Ieutihcu oen @cltfrieg ge-
minncr. Gcutihlmo iiber 9lacs!"
Gie ToIi5cibramtcn ucrmrtben einc
GcrbinOllng 5luiihcn ibrer @eianGc.
ncn lno scr gcheimllibpollen Ma.
oanc So, pon scr Tluloesbcanttcn
in San ,Srancisco annebncn, oaD lic
Die Sbiti9fcit bon 6ranj Sdnlen-
BERG lcitctc, Ser III Sdn 6ranci3co
ais Gin belltid)cr Neiiteripion icitges
holtcu miro. Scinc lbiitigfcit cr'
Itrcdtc IidI oii ben Snlii mn ocn
Nerianot unu elmer Come Tpnanlit
nod CANADA. Sire slebnlidfeit III
Der uon .0taonne s." acgebcncn &c
dreiblmg brad}tc Oie 9enmten aii
Die Soee oaB Die ger6dftete nit ibr
ioertiid lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-12

Naf 9lngo6cn Der Eoli5ci gcItano
,Srol @lliitorf 5lr, oob lie nit Sdu-
lcnbcrg betannt ici, beitritt obcr, irs
geno meldc GcrbinoltnGcn nit i6nl
gc6abt 81 bn6en. Sic loatc, Iic ici
in SdIe5ruiG SoIitein gcboren mo
i6rc Iomilic nobuc in 0nucnport; I;
lie bat aitf ciner ]iand nabc Sollta
GrlE, Sal, geuo6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-12

men 1ctroilcL OoB nm oie Belt Oic
2uhuort 9tuBlon09 llno olc Der
lltrainc pcrlelcn pcrOcn loIltcn
Sic SricOcn9bcOulgIlnGcn Der
GcntrolunddJtc pom %. Gc5cnlbcr
murocu pon @rui G5crllin, Dem 0ltcr
rcitbil6 lm0oriIhen Wiitiltcr oc@
9ll9wdrtiGcn crl0tcrt. rSll bcnlcl'
ben 0riiftcn Die Gcltrulm1Atc ibrc
NCrcitmilliGteit aus, ocinell olI0encI'
uCn Iric0cn obnc 2Inerioncn mo
oHnc Gntid00iNrngcn obHlhllcGclL
lmO tiinOiAtcn an 0nB eS nidt ole
}lbiiht scr Gcntroln10dte iei bic 9to
tioncu, lucl6c ibre politildc l(ob'
bGngiQfcit mdbrcno oc9 are0c5 per
loren bGttcn 0crlelbcn 81 bcralbcn.
Ger SorIhlag iob icrner Dor 0oB
oic 6ro9c Der poIitil6cn llnob0dn
0iQfCit Der 9tationnitdtcn, meldc 0ic
lclbc iebt nidt 6clibcn nidt intcrn0'
tiouol 0cl0it mcroen fonnc, ionOcrn
jcOcr ciu5elncn 9e0icrlmg mo ibrcn
&0lfcrn iibcrlnlien nerocn milllc.
Iicie bcoingte 9lnerfennllng oeS 9tcd
te9 ser ircicn SclbitbcltimnllmA CT
biClt lpdtcr concrete 9lnmcnblmA IN
cincm uon 0cn Gentrolnldd)tcn Scr
rliiihcn 9ie1icrltng porgelhlogCncn
Scrtroac, III lucldem gelogt mar, 0oB
hicica 9icdt bereitS III Folell, Sur
lonO ltno Sittoucl nllSgcilbt mor0cn
lei. Gic @cigcrilng Der Gentrnlm1h
tC, III Die 3llrild5icblng ibrcr Srltp.
pen nll9 0ieicn 8e6ictcll ein5tnulIlts
gcr iilhrtc 5ll ocr tenporGrcn Inter
6re6nng Der llntcrbnnOItngen mo
Ocm 0cgcnpori6loG Scr HiriicL Oab
bic Gcrbonolllngen nob StodbOm
ocrlcgt lucr0en loIltcn.
Nei Ocnl 9lngebotc ibrer 6ricOen2s
bcOingungcn oriidtcr1 oic Central
Mdftc ocn @unif ans, Onb oQgc.
mcine 6ricOenSllnterbanolungcn be
gonntn mcr0en iolltcn; lll0 ea lpurOc
cine 5ebntdgigc 6riit ongcictt. in ipcI
der oie Gntcntcm6dtc itb erflGrcll
ioQtcn, OBJ nc on Den 6ricocnSlmtcr'
bunollngcn tbeilnrbmcn molltcn,
Scit glblnni Der Scriooc mirbe I'M
oiii}iea crfldrt, Dob Oic GentroImddl
tc lid bcredtiat iiibltcm ibr 9lncr
bictcn }uriidjlljieben oo Onliclbc bon
0cm 3lItunoefommen cincs ollgemci-
men 5rieeens abbdngig gcnadJt
lpor.)
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grut(0lano's
Antwort.
Mnf @ilion's fSrichcnss
beoin9nngen.
Graf 9erilin8 mag iie ant
W.unta9 9eben.

Ger oc,ltihc 9icicbSton3Icr miro on
0Gnl Gage onucblid) nor Dem
Noupt 9(uSic6uiIc ocS NciNStogeS
cine Ec0c boltcn. - Gcutl1c
lmo GItcrrcicbiidc 3citlrngs-
aonnlcntorc iibcr gSilion.9nt-
ihoit in IcinbIicbcm Conc &c
boltcn.
2onOon If. San. - Is miro IN
Berlin bcricbtct ooB Scr Oclltld)e
Ncicb9ton5lcr @roi nou Sertling
lunbrihcinIicb am NfontoN nor oenl
oca Ncih2toGS cine
Mc0c boltcn miro, III loeINcr CT ollI
sic Grfldrltngcn Nca FrGliocntcn
@ilion mo oe5 britiidcn Ercnliers
Slop6 (Scorgc unhportcu miro.
Gieic &mbc hrinAt cine Grdongc
Gclc9ropb 9cpcidC ans &opcnbagen.
Gcutihc 3citungS &onl'
ncnturc.
9crliL 10. San, pia 2onoon,
f.. San. - Gus oS'erliatr Eugr'
bIott" iogt in @eiprccblng Der Bot
iGoit Oca ErGiircntcu @iIiou ilbcr
sic aric00}iclc Dcr 9Iuiirtcn:
nS1r. @ilion miro ouSlinocn, ocb
CT li6 I'M &rrtGunG bclIn0ct ucnn or
onninnIt, oob oic 9ic;nl3toOS ltebr'
belt bcrcit lem miir>r Dcu 6ricocn
oni Gcr Nali5 ob}tltlicGcL mrIdc cr
ais Die cin}i1 n0QIid'c crtIGrt"
SIC oNbciniiHc SHcltpbdIiide Sci.
tuna" iogt; .9Hir nrbcten lmicrc
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@rpf,iener in gSinnipca.

@innipeg, Mon., #. San. =
Gilicm 9rnnbc iicl bcittc ooS GnOel
ton .9llrcau llno 2ooenacbGlloc, lucl-
DIES inn1ittcl @innipcg'S 9ctoil ii
itriftcs itono, 5lnl Spfcr. Ger 3D.
sen miro oli $L0O0,OO0 qcihdi'r.
Gic 9oihor6eitcn miirbcn bllrdb Die
&Gltc uol % (Srno untcr Zero It6r
beeintrGhtigt. IS ipurOcu orcl
,ycllerucbrlcutc pcrlett.
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|
ldnger at iie aebmmScn
Cine Sol9c ooOon ooB Die ilbrigcn
Nlaiirtcn oic 6ricocnSporidlG9e
i1uorirtCn. - llntcrbnnbllm0en
in 0rclt 9itopsf 0rcbcn lih jet
rur nod I'M eincn Son0criric.
| ocn 5lpiihcn Hublonb lmb Den
Contamination.
q III il ltcrOam, #. Sonuar. .-Iic
Gcntroln0dltc bubCn ibrc III Der
! VrcltsSitouaf tSrcOcna GonIcrcB
pom %. Gc5cmbcr per0iicntihtcn
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= mic bon Sr. Don &iiblmonn Dem
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am IOnncrlog rctopiillirt IoAt
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fort:
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characterization, lpclhcn mir bis 81
ser 3cit Der llntcrbrchitng Der lin,
| tcr6onOhmgcn bc0cgnctcL nidt groB
| ocnug marcr, INN 0cn sScbllhlng oc9
SrieOcn2lucrfeS rmo 6iC Nci0craul-
| nohnlc OeS aricgca i'm Gitcn nit lei.
ncn uidlt norbcr5lNcbcnocn 6oI1en }ll
pcrurofcn."
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| 9(ui0abc Der Gonicren5 lei bic, Die
ltntCrbonolungcn on 0cln Ellnttc
luicoe3ubcginncl, no JIG bel Der Yer
tualnN I'M Neibnobten nbgcbro6en
porocn ieien.
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| 6un0lungcn dnncb III b ar.
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lett bcrcit iciea, oic S6ltb- -Gcrbono.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-12

gbpnuraten, bic psn ,.Erntidlen 6orrripon'
beHfen" nidt pnnttldl Boer nnregelmahia ers
balten, iino arbeien, Der Eifiee oanon per Sc-
fepbon ooer idrifttid WittbeilnnD ~ mnfben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-12

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0ctcrSblrQ 10. Sanllar.
Nr. 1roBfp ser 2IIiniItcr Ocs Nus
lpdrtigcn Scr observation-disclosures,
bcontrn0tc Oic Nertogung Der 5ric-
ocnS -Gonicrcn} in @rcit-2itou9f, bo-
nit oic 9lntport HllBlono's oli 0ic
Oclticb 5Iterrcihjidcn GrflGrungcn
au8acar6citct mcr0cn fonnc.
Sic n0hltc SiBlln1 iuilr0c ouT
sSreitag @ormiitdh II llbr, nnbc
rallnt. IS muroe elm uebereinfom.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-31
Allies Expenditures
Here To Be Secret

WASHINGTON, July 3o.-In an
nounclng to-day that credits to Allied
governments by the United States now
have reached s6,492, ,040 zoo Treasury
officials explained that secrecy would
be maintained concerning the disposi-
ton of this money as a means of with
holding information which might be
valuable to the enemy. Reports thai
the Treasury was considering making
public the Allied purchases in this
country. most of which are financed
by the United States government, were
denied
The Inter-Alied Council Of Finance
agd Purchases, of which Oscar T.
Crosby, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. is president, now forwards
periodically to the Treasury from
London or Paris itemized estimates OF
the foodstuffs, war materials or other
supplies needed for future months.
The reports are inspected by American
officials as the basis on which new
credits or loans are made. The re
ports are used to determine priority of
shipment of commodities to the Allies
The Allies are now getting abou.
100000 a day from the United
States. The Treasury to-day advanced
$500. 100000 to France, $4,000. 900 to
Belgium and $3,Oo0,000 to Serbia.