davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

Den Alliirten bel llCberntittlltnQ Ser
Angelegenbeit oen 8oridllo0 gemad)t,
Dap, menn lie geneigt Ieieu, unter
lcincn, leBt pom oen gegctlp6rtigcn
oeutIhen Observation-Disclosures anQe-
nommenen 8eoingungen 5Srie0eu
81 ihIicBen, Ole 0tiIitQr- -Hatb0c6er
Der Der. Staaten uno Ser 4niirten
erluGt meroen ioqten - faQ5 tie Ell
nen @nfienitilliton0 bonn miIit1ri-
ide. 8eiitbtspunct ans fir m00lih
bolten -, iold)e @coirgrnaen 5u lrn-
terbreiteu, nelde sic 2intereiIen Ser
in 6rage fonlmenoen @0lfer poQ n6
gon3 idiieen uno Sen aiioeiirten ne
gierungen bic ureingeiAr0nfte Mfoht
iiflern, 55rie6en oui @runo Ser onge-
nonnenen 8eoingungen 81 er3min,
gen.
Die ;Sro9c zines @affenIti1itonos,
io9t Ser 8rdii6ent peiter. f0nne cr
nlf]t gut oblebnen, nad]0em er oic
ieierIid)e uu6 ousoriidlid)e &eriihe-
rung Der 6eutihen ReQierung erbal-
ten bobe, 6nB iie Die BON inn nie0cr.
qcIe9ten 9eoingun9en anninlmt; onB
Der 0uni6. ibre nQberc 9lnpen0ung
gu erortern, ron Winiitern fonlmt,
oie i'm 9}nneu Ger acknowledgement
Me1rhcit oes 0eutIhen 0olfs ipre,
dlen, un0 oob sic 0eutid)eu Streit-
frditc iu @aiier un0 SIT 2an0e, Die
menidlIifen 9eitimmuuaen cipiIiiir.
Ter ariegiil6run9 cinboIten lucr0en.
9e}ij9lid ser innercn Reformen in
GeutidIano iaqt ser 8r1ii0ent. 6oB
anidciueno 6aS Rrincip elmer Regie.
rung, Delfc ocm 0elttIfen 9olf uer,
ontportlih lit, nod niht qenilqen6
ousgenrbeitet 1T rn6 0nB ofieniif)t.
lih od8 0eutife 0olf nod fein 0fil.
rel babe, Sic Intervening Ser 9IiIi.
tar6ehorocn inter ieinen 0lGen ST
er3mingen. Iic Mod)t beg aoni9s
non 4reuben (6cs anjiars). 0ie @oli-
tif 0es 9feife5 gu beitimmen, iei nod
unaeihmdIert.
Gr ihlieBt NIT Ser @arnun1, ooB,
rpenn 0ie 0er. Stoaten lm0 oie2IQiir-
ten 1c}mlnpeu ieiu ioGten. M bIe-
Ter Madn Ut unter6anne,u, iit aihtS
C5erin5ere5 ais d5ioliu9 llntcrperi
una ior0ern miiBten Ens ieien Die
G3riin0e, pes6alb ole 8er. Staoten
mo Sic }(1iirten 10 1ttBerQeU16rIihe
Baranticn uerlnl4eu mjjBten.
@ortlaut Der 9lntfuDrt &lilion's an
2entihIdnS
,3ahoem Der @Sraiioent bic
feicrlidje uno ans6rndlihe Grfld-
RING Der oentiflsn 8egieruus err
dalteH bat, oOE aiis rudbaltIOs bic
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

Unteriuerfnug Der MilitGrbe61r-
ben oes Heides mnter ben Bolts.
iulllen 81 er5luingen; Onf Die
Wiadlt oeS SOnigs bon Erenfcn,
Ole EUlitif 6eS 9ieidles III 6eitim-
men, nngeidlmalert lit; OaR bic
entidlcioeu0e 1uitiatioc immer
nod in Den 6Gnoen 9crieuigen
bleibt, lueldle bisber Die genfer
0eutIflano's aelueien limb. ,(n
Der (8eluikbeit, ban Der gnn5e
tSrieOe, nlS (San5es genommen,
jest uon Oemtliden Worten nno
entifDluiieuem 6anoelu a6bGngt,
eradltet Der Rrdiiocnt es fir feline
RflidDt III crflGren, Obne icben
@eriudl, ab5GihwGhen, mas id)rof.
fe Wortc 1T ieiu if)eincn, 6na bic
Nntionen Der 0elt ben 3orten
Ierjcnigen nidJt trnnen nnS nidlt
trancu fUnuen, iueldDe bisber bic
Eenfer Der oentidlen 1utiitf mas
ren, nno non neuem Onrani binsn'
lueiien, 6nh bic 9lsaicrnng Der Der.
5taaten beim Sriebeni6liefen uno
beim @eriuh, bic nniGalifcn Sci.
ben anO OnS nniGb iid)c ltnredlt
oieIes arieges gItsnmnd)en, ein3i9
nnO allein NIT luirfliden @ertre.
tern oes Oentiden 8Olfs berhnn.
ocln fam, iuelden cine iunhre uer'
faiinn9smafi9e Stellnuq ais ei.
gentlidlen Genfern 9entid,lnno's g
gnrantirt lit. @enu ne NIT 0en
Wtilitar. 6errid)ern nn6 orn mo
nardliidleu Nutofratcn 9cntid)-
lambs iebt Oer6anoeln mnh. uber
lueun tic Uicllcidlt ipdter in 9e5ng
nnf bic tnteruntiOnalen &erpflid)s
tirngen 6eS Tentidjen Heides NIT
ibnen nerbnnoelu ntiiffe, baum
mnb ne, nidjt Srie0ensnnterbanO'
lnnaen, nc;n INTERVIEWING Der.
lanacn. 9lidjtS fam bnonrdl ge.
luounen wer6en, OaF bieie meieut'
lidlen 9uncte nuer,uabut 6leiben."
(@ej.) gnniina.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

flang nit Den gSiinidlcn Der omf
gleldlem, allgemeinen, aeheimen
nno Oirecten Mahlredlt 6aiirtem
%pifsuertrctune. Die Siiarcr Der
grOfen Earteien Scs 9ieidlstnoes
lno Wfitglieber Oieicr 9leeierunn.
9n 3nfnnft fam feline 3eaiernno
tbr Nmf iibernebmen uocr 6ebann.
ten, Obne bas @crtramen Der
Wfebrbeit bcs Jieidstags III be.
ilben.
Die %erantpurtlidfeit bes
HeldIsfnn5lers Der @plfspertrc.
tnna ge9enil6cr luirS gcaenuGrtia
inriitiIdl enttpifclt nnb Iidleraes
ftclIt. Der erite Nct Der nenen ne.
glernng mar, Dem Reifstna cine
%orlnac 5it nnter6rciten, nad) Der
Die GcihsOerfaiiuna oabin abaeGn.
bert uiro, baf Die 3mItimmmna
Der &Olfsucrtretmng III Gntidlei-
Snn9en iiber 9rieg O6er Srieben
crfprOerlidl lit,
r9ie ,SOrtonuer Ses nencn
SDitems lit inoef nidt mur bnrdl
perfaiInussmGfiee Sdlntmasna6,
men geluGbrleiitet, iunbern and
bnrdl ben aneridltterliAcn Gnt.
idlnf Ses bcntihen @ulfcs, bciicn
9rufe Wfehrbeit bintcr bieIen Ne.
formeu itcht nno beren energiidles
5Urtbeitchen forbert.
Sic S5rnge oes ErGiibenten -
NIT mem or nno Die iibrieen oeaeu
7entiflnno perbnnoeten Reoie.
rmngen ce 5n tbun baben - lit io-
NIT in flarer, nn5mcioentiaer
@ciie onrdl bic GrflGrmna 6eant-
mOrtet, OaF bas Sriebeus- unO
@afienitillitnnos 9lnee6ot uun
eiuer Reaiernng fummt, Die frei
1T uun millfiirliher nn0 nnocrnnt.
iuOrtlidlcr Seeinfluiiuns, unb bic
BON Der 8ntheiRung elmer u6er.
iualtigenSen Mebr6eit Oes bent-
idlen &ulfes geitiibt tit"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

Nni6instOm, :. 6. - Iie Der
'Sdpei3er @eianOtid)ait 8ur lle6er-
mittlnng an Die Oeutide Gegiermg
5ugeiteate @ripiOerimg 0es 8rGii0er-
TEN auf 6ie lette oelttidle 93ote. fonmt
Dem @riuden, Die @oridIGge Ger
neuen Spreher oeS 0euti6en @oIfcs
nit Den 9Iuiirten 5u erortern uod].
ie0od nit Dem oeutIihen SinpeiS
Oaraui, paB Die tbntiddIihe Gopitu-
lation Ser oelitihen Seere ouf Dem
SdInd)tfelo Der 4reiS iein miro,
peIher fir Die llnterbre6ung ser
93icoerIn9en eeforocrt miro, SIC Sen
9elttid)eu aegenpdrti8 bei9ebraft
ner6en.
Der @rdiioent iugt ferner, er babe
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
Die JnTluen3o.

8aI6ingtun, ,. s. - Sine leifte
gcIicrurq in Der ,Sniluen3a.Qoge I'M
Qonoe nuroe in 6en neueiten Dem
Geiun0beitsont IN @oibington 5tge.
ganaenen 9eridten ongcoeutet, ooA
iteint Die 5eube in Dielen Gegenoen
nod njdt i9ren 6obepunct errei6t
}u baben. 1Sn 6 Staaten 3eigt iih
cine entidie6eue 8eiierung Der Sad.
lage, ober in anocren lit iie ibIim'
mer ais ie.
Snt 1uBeriten @eitcn lmo an Der
pacifiiden aeijite lit oie Gage bel net
tenn ni6t 10 ernit ruie i'm Citen unS
2ijoen. Eenninlpnnid berihtet ge.
gen 100000 Safe, uoUon iait Die
Sdlitc auf E6laoelp6ia cntidllt.
Ra6c3u $4,000 (o6esi1llc iin0 aus
oieiem Stadte in oen criten IS Ia
aen oes Ccto6er beridtct nor0en.
2lnoouern0e> ltohIaiien Der Gpi.
0emie in 0cn AruleaInQera mlir0e
Dem @cucr1lar5t Der }lrmec 1cmel-
oct lqic Sauii1tsoiiiclcro oeriidcrr
tritt Die @eu6e jest MIR uo,d in 5
2oqeru eploemiid oui alle it6riaen
beriftsn menilcr ol5 je 30 neue
1F6Qe pro 1oQ. zeit 2lt@bru6 Ser
GUi0emie ijn0 2g2 40 5Gae Sn-
fluen}a nit t1,197 5tv5 i0qeu in
ben 2tcm.,la1cCn nor aetomn>H.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

ieiteus SentidjIanS's ben belten
grcifhnren SeueiS licfern, Suf es
Die SeOIngnnseu ano 8rnubiabe
Ses lSriebens, BON Seneu Die aan,e
Ietion Gnssebt, nnmiOerrmflidl
annimnt.
Ser ErGiiOent miiroe es ais
Wanael an Nufriftiefeit eradlten,
iuOllte or nidIt in ben Scnf6nr Of.
feniteu &Orten nnf Die GjrmnNc
binlueiien, mesbnIb amferaelu0hn.
lihe Sidlerbeitrn Oerlnuat iuerOen
miiieu. 60 be5eidlncno uno iuidIs
tig Die &crfniimngS.N .Nen0erungcu
nadl su iein idDe;ren. bon hsncn
Der oentidle StaatSiccretGr Oes
9InsWGrtigen in ieiner gIotc oum
20. October ipridlt, 10 tritt cS
bod nidlt fIar 5u tagc, oaB bic
@rnuOiGbe elmer Sem Semtidjen
TuIf berantluOrtlideu &raiernng
nOllig ansgearbei.et iiuo, Ooer Snk
irgcuolueld)e WarnntiCn beitebcn
OOer in Grluaanua iinS, onf bic
Ser1nncrnugen I'M Rrineip nno in
Der &,irflidlfcit, meIdle icbt sum
She'll beIhlOiicn iino, SanernS
icin UerSen.
uSa nod meIr, es tritt nidlt
flnr IN taGe, 6af Scr 9crnpnnct
Ses idnuieriacn RrOblemS crrciht
lit. SIS mag icin, Nnf 5nfiinftinr
Srieac inter Die GuntrOlle 0eS
Oeutidlen &OlfS gebrndlt murScn
itnO, 6eim geaeniuGrtiacn &riee 1T
OaS nidJt Der 6aIl: nnb Der ecgcn,
iuartigc Sricg 1T es, NIT Scm mir
nns befaiIer. IS lit flnr, oaf Sas
beutidle @Olt fcin Wiittcl hat, Die
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

%ernidtung jeber iuillfnrIiden
8emalt, Die fir iidl, insgebcim uno
nadD tbrem eiaencn 8eliebcn ben
Meltfrieoen itOren fam. oierauf
anfiuOrtet bic oeatife Geaiernng:
sSisber mar bic @Olfsbertre.
tlng in 9entidlamo nidlt nit Der
Madlt betrnnt, Die Silonne Der
&eglerMmg 5m beeinfluRen; Die
&ei6sOerfniinng iab feline 3mitim-
maag Der @ulfspertretnng 6ei
Gntiheiouusen iiber Srieg Obcr
Srieoen DOr. Sieic gerbGltmiiIc
iinS Jest ciner Snrdgrcifenbcn
Neneerung nnterwOrfen luOrOcn.
IS lit cine meme 9ieaiernng geifnf-
fen iuurocn in upllitanSigcm Gin
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

in ieiner SOtidjait an ben Gunaref
Der Yer. Staatcn num s. Sanuar
nleoergelegtem fir einen
5rieSsnSldlInh, mcld)e in leinen
l2dtereH Anipraden, beiunocrs in
Der. DOm q. September, nGber
anssefiibrt nnrSeu, anuimmt nuS
ben gSunidy bat, bic Gin,el6citen
ibrer gnluenOnns 3n er0rtern;
nnS oa bieisr @nnidj nidlt uun Sen
Wfnnneru fam, meldle biSber Die
oentide EuIitif Sietirt unb Sen
9egeHluGrtisen Griee i'm 9eamen
9entldllanS's gefiibrt babcm, IOn-
bern bon Riniiteru, ueldle fir Die
Mebrbeit bes &eidstags nno fir
Ole iibetualtiaeuOe Mebrbeit Oes
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
Gaiclinb bcScb riimealso
ouydcboben.

8nibinaton, :. s. aobIenUer-
matter Ir 8ariiclo hat 6ie @pror0
nuul betreiiano Ser laiolinloien
5onutole c'lilebobeu mo 6ie Croer
lit ioiort in aroit actretcu Souten
ieood Sic 4orrltsc abcrmnis IN be.
0enflifcr @elic o6nehnen. 10 miro
0as Griud1en a0e 2,uto'dAr.en an
Sonutag eiu3uiieQeu, me0erboIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
Kaiicrmaep& SHret, Dcrs
FaIIunos 2scncegmno
beIci,rGnEt.

Copenhagen. - Ser oemtidle
SnnSesratll hat cine Snm Writ
fel II Der &eihsucrIailuna Dor.
gcidlagene 9IenSerung nnge.
nommen, ioSaf oeriel6e lamtet:
Die 3uitimmun9 Se8 9mn.
oesrntbs unO SeS 3eidlstags
limb 5n einer SricgScrflGrnna
i'm 9tameu Oes &ci6ss erfor6er-
lid, ansgenOmmen Den ;Saa,
OaR Elm GtnfaQ in 0as Gje6iet
oes &cides itottgcfunSen 6at
OSer ieine Siiiten nngcgriffen
luerSen."
9lbidnitt 3 Oes slrtifeIs IL
luirb bafin ab9eauOcrt, oaR cr
lnntct:
Understanding uno Ger-
trGge init fremben Staaten ii6er
Nn9clegenbeiteu, Die 5nr Som
pctcni gc9Oren, crforSern sic
Snltlmmnng 0cs &nnbesrat6s
nnb OcS 9icidlStags.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
by tobero = " ~ - ~
s tidlanO antwOrtet SSiliOn.
Greldrt iieb init nen Deridbldesn Sss
Qr6iiSSnten sinpsritanNen.

2eae &esermns bnu an s 9rGfOenten rcsfeitsnn 9enc
Gsnus Bintr Der Die ermGlseubc 2ebrbet bes bu&en
gOeS fbt &edsta9 9ebiIbet Die 9djsocraTnne ee
anSert = %oIf entdOet n6er 9ries 6ricben Surunr
srenam Sricgfabrnns 5uradscwien @aiasierbampr wr
{ ben ndt mebr uerenft
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
Die 111ol>br6nSe.
Tnlnth, Diinu

9nlnth, Yiinn. Die qroBen
@aiobronOe ii1 n0roIjhen U1inneio.
to uno @iscoriin, 0ie Gi9enthum i'm
@crthe pon 100 Miaioncn Ioaors
Dernitteten uno 6urf bic rnn0 1000
DieniheH umtancn. uiele Iauienoe
Derlebt mo rlm0 $1,000 Qeriouen
oboahIos mlroca iino iebt 0urh
Re9en aeloidlt poroen. 6 miro
8otleu oouern, bis sic tadtidhliden
Qerltite an NrHihenle5en uno 81.
aenthun1 amtIid 'eitaeitedt ner0en
founcn, I'M &oltsmun0e pir9 ieSod,
Oos TCuer ais ~0as 5cucr, oos 1au.
icno tootcte". Inn 8e0dGtuib 6Iei5cn
Ios SeIbe 55ieber lit in Gan
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
o Octo g 191
WtllOn's GrluiOerullg.
OsmticblamS's @simeb SER 2luiirten
unterbreitef.

zen non Den Iusn pereinbu ScOusnnsen mS Fd 9cntdmS
abOnt in9n mnnen - 6eie 8araHten nnrGflid falls ga
rnDe smabr miro S9fcm Der bnteH %Olfsrcgicrunq nu
nidF genngenO prirt = SsS %erbanbuns nit ben munard
fn Antotraen" SentidanOs abselebnt @biuImte nru.
nns seiOrbert falls OicIc in Der Madt beben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

SoHoOn. - 9lu ser aan3en. BON
oen Srlten gebdIteneu 5rort in ge[.
gIen, lino BON 3elomaridaQ 0oio's
Se1ten meitere 6ortid)ritte ae1noht
moroen; Die @epirne crltreden id
pom Houm iiioIih non sc Goteou
blS sur 'Sdeloe, luie amtlicl BON 9on.
Don gemeI0et lpirS. Mn entli6en
StelIen orangeu sic @riten bis AZ
uber 0rci OfeiIeu tief in Die 6eutIdlen
Stellun9en eiu; 3ablrcihe G0rfer
muroen genommen, mebrere tauIeno
@eton9ene einaebrod]t uno uiele 8e.
ldiIbe erbeutet.
9tor0oitlih Qoou iino 0ie Iron,o.
len aut eiuer s Nicilcn brciten ,Sront
: bis 3 NleiIen porQerijdt uuO hoben
oen Serre 6luB erreift.
90r0Iib &uIencienneS ha6en ole
9ritcn ctmo 3meiorittcI 0cS Raimes.
6oriteS crobcrt imo mciter n0r0Iid1
iin0 lie cine aute Strcdc 6iaih St.
2Irmono nor9eriift un0 ha6en sic
SdcIoe an Der 9}orogrenie @elaicn's
erreidt.
SdiifoOericnfnuaen.
Selfnit. Ser irii6e CampFer
~Gun0alt" lit in Der &riiden See
torpeoirt nur0en. Bon Scr iiber so
Mann 3dblenOcu 4lomtihaft iinO mr
13 aerettet mor0cu.
YIaOrlo. Ter 0anpfer ,OIa.
ria, pelher pon Ger ipauiiden 9le.
8iering reQuirtrt uno sum Trans.
port bon Ebo9pboten ruh 5panien
perwen0et moroeu mar, lit BON ciuem
0eutId)en Eoucbboot torpeoirt nor.
Den.
Siinbun. Der portuQieiiid,e
Donpier rGa3engc" lit nou einem
ocutihcn Gautbootc, 90 9Feilen BON
Der portugIeiii6en aiite, pcricutt
moroen.
gmcricuniidc @crluitc.
8aibiuaton, 2. Is. - Die folaer.
Sen &erlllita Der americaniidcn
3ruppen in 6ronfrcid) limo in ser
@o6e POM 16. bis sum -. Gcto6cr
incl 6cEanntge9eben moroeu
HSm 6cere - 15m aampi qcfaaen,
956; aH 8ernitnolnleu aeitorbcn,
392; ourh llnfau o0cr aus ionitigcr
llriud)c, 46; dn 8ranf6citen, 900;
burd 5llt93eugunio0c, 9; lei6t per.
800; DermlnOet. ln6efannt
mie idmer. t,57t; Idmcr perluunoct,
2.029; permiBt7t3; in @ciongen.
idoit qerotben, 30.
7{n WariuetorpS 25m aompf
0efaaen, 48; an 8erpunoin0en ae.
itorben, IS; an &ranfbeiten. Q; leidt
bermun0et, ,; oernlinoct, unbefannt
mie ihrer, ITO; ihmer beripuuoet,
"a; oernIiBt, AS; 8efan8eu, s.
9ritiid)e Gerlnite.
2onbOm. - Gic in Der a6gelaufe.
nen ISOLDE 6erid)teteu @erluite britt.
iAer 9rnppen belanien iih ouf 81.
$50 0}ann (oorige 8o6e poren es
Die ueuen 8erlulte oertbei-
len iid iolgenoernaBen:
@eiaQen ODER 8ermun0lngen er.
len - SIT Sfftrtere un0 1871
Mann; oeripunoet ooer oerniBt -
I AGA Officere uno 3O,t9S W}ann.
2onbOn. - gtoh 9lngaben, ote
Dem Nelter'ihen Bureau in 2onoon
3uaegoroen iin0, bat Der Srieg Big
icst runO elmer Wdaion 9riteu oas
2cben gefoltet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

True translation filed with the postmaster AZ
M'sAukee. Oct "a 1918, ns required by
the act Of October g. I9iT
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

True translation fled with ihs postmaster a
Milwaukee, Grt e. 1918, as required b
a., At of 0etober f4f7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27
3nr SrirgSlagc.

%ene @rfOlge Der SIaiirten in Bel.
9ten Hno t5raHfreidl. - 6ran,u.
zen nnS Sriteu MAIDEN raidjc Nurt-
ihrltte Der ganicn Srunt entlaua
0on Sclsien bic mad 9aor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

,Sn Rucuos aircs. 2lr1cnti'
MEN, iino 100000 SniIuenN0da
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

Irne translation filed with tas postmaster at
nh"ahAee, Oct. q. 1913 as required by
the act Of October 8. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-27

- Ios 5eIbe 55ieber lit in Gan
Sole, Guatemala. aul2etreicn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02
AUTOMOBILE TODAY
IS BIG T|ME.SAvER
NEEDED TO MEET WARTIME
BUSINESS DEMANDS.

The automobile saves us the very
thing we need to save most of to
meet the unprecedented war de-
mands on business says Burton
TroXell of the Capital Transit & Re-
pair company, local Chevrolet dealer,
land that is time. 1t is with the
minutes and the hours that we must
economiZe. Never before have they
had greater value. For in every hour
of the average businessman day he
must take care of twice the amount
of work he was formerly accustomed
to handle.
"As a time and labor saving ia
cility, the automobile is of more
practical assistance to the busy man
than any other piece of business
equipment With it he can system
atize all the work that calls him out
of his office. 1t gives him transporta-
ton that can be had the very in
slant he needs it. 1t eliminates all
the wasted minutes spent waiting for
trains and slow moving street cars
1t saves him the energy expended in
footwork to put into brain work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02
LITTLE PAL OF MINE.

is raining today Little Pal of Mine and the skies cloudy
And windswept world wrapped in gloom follows
the day;
lonely barracks thinking tonight
When the peace and home ou
of Mine
recall of Nine your dark
And the wondroas light your laughing eyes your rosebsh
. cheek so fair;
Your sunshine smile haunting and feel write
yo my home with o Little Pal of Mine
The days long, Little Pal of Nine kissed you
the brownad hosts at the buge call on the morn of an epic
The Old called dire Distress
World called for her to help and came Little
Pal of Mine.
left alone Little Pal of Mine but We noby done part
You We met all with smiling face masking broken heart
When the oopshp rides the flooded tide and Little Pal
In the wonderful days. Little Pal of Nine when love just
We have faith each other for
since the day met and eer never has been
That my faith shaken the bit you
And though I'm away Little Pal of Nine
know that the shrine where offer your prayers Flag with
That hangs the window of Home Sweet whole
That I'm With the colors and doing my part for Right
the in the Flag Little Pal of Nine should be changed from
boodsoaked field carrionsti and cold
ia like know when fell out there in the mud and the rain
That thoughts of home far the and of you
You've been light Little Pal of Mine that has guided
ambition my star and my hope since the day you
you dreary longing my dear
ended home with you Little Pal of
First Sgt. Thomas W. Pnnell Co. G. 3e3rd Infantry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02

Men in the personnel section of the
mastering Office have rare opportuni-
ties for the study of human nature.
They interview all types and condi-
tons of men in filing out the per-
sonnet question cards. Many of the
replies to their questions are numer-
Gus, while the stories that some Of
the new recruits tell them would find
a place among the best of Ananias'
tales.
When the card of one dairyman
was filled out it was found that
although he was % years Of age, he
had already had sc years of expe-
rience in various lines of work. Be-
sides being a mechanical engineer, he
had been mechanic in several lines,
was poet and artist. The inter-
viewer listed him as a camouflage ar
fist.
A chauffeur from Portland, Ore,
was asked how much he made on a
weekly average and replied that he
made as high as $500 a week. He
charge. He confided the secret of his
money making proclivities as having
two automobiles, and taking one of
them to the California border once a
week and return with an auto load
Of bottled in bond"
One farmer was asked where he
was born, and gave Nebraska as his
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02
.FORDSON TRACTOR
NOW A LOCOMOTIVE
ONE OF NEWEST PRODUCTS OF
BIG DETROIT FACTORY MAY
BE INSTALLED HERE.

The newest product of the big
Ford factories in Detroit is trac-
tor locomotive, built of the efficient
Fordson tractor equipped with heavy
fange wheels, fitting the standard
railroad track, ana j. D. Mansfield,
manager of the local St. John &
Titus garage, is negotiating with
logging firm in this vicinity for the
A capacity load of IL trucks can
be hauled by this machine, and its
first cost is not only much cheaper
than a regular locomotive, but its
maintenance expense is also less,
Manager Mansfield says. 1t is be-
lieved it will effect great savings
around manufacturing pl'nts. cop
per and coal mines, logging camps
and similar enterprises.
Manager Mansfield has also re-
ceived word of the completion by
the Ford educational moving picture
department of a film showing the
making of great newspaper, an
enterprise which is yelled mystery
to the average person, who has only
vague idea of what must be done
to gather from the ends of the
world the happenings of the day and
give them, we'll illustrated, to the
purchaser of the printed page.
Heretofore it has been impossible
to give a comprehensive story of
the making of a newspaper. largely
because of the construction of press
rooms. editorial Offices and other
departments, which did not permit
the proper lighting either by natural
or artificial means.
But when the Ford experts inspect
ed the new building of the Detroit
News they said the feat could be
done, because of the immense size
of the rooms, the brilliant lighting
and the number of windows.
So the pictures have been taken.
The scenario is in two parts. the ed
itorial and the mechanical. In the
first the spectator sees the different
editorial and business departments
in full swing; in the second the COM
posing rooms. stereotyping divisions.
the mammoth presses and other &C
tivities.
The entire film is reported to be
absorbing. interesting. educational
and bright with the humanness OF
its story.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02
GEN. FOLTz At HEAD
OF CAMP LEWIS 91S1
now ON FRENCH SOIL
WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES ARR.
VAL OF FAMOUS ORGANlZA.
TON AT FRONT.
First Division to BE Trained at the
American Lake CantOnment Is
Now a Member of the Fifth Corps.
Men are Receiving Final Training
to Meet Foe.

General March, chief of staff. in an
nouncing the presence Of five large
army corps recently organized among
the American forces in France gave
out the information that the 91st
Division. the first born of the Camp
Lewis cantonment, was part of the
Fifth Corps under the command OF
Major Gen. Omar Bundy. The 91st
continues to be under Brig. Gen.
Frederick s. Foltz, who is tempo
rarily in command.
Letters which have arrived recent
ly to several individuals from friends
in the division announce that the
journey across the pond was made
without mishap. The entire north
west has been extremely interested
in this organization because OF It's
scattered representation and has been
holding its breath until its arrival
in France was announced.
The 91st apparently crossed when
the submarines along the Atlantic
coast were at their worst. Shells
from hostile boats were even being
fired on our coast and many vessels
were being attacked daily. Perhaps
no trip was ever taken by transports
during the war at more critical
period as the German undersea craft
were apparently running wild all
over the Atlantic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02

From home to office, from office to
factory or to the innumerable places
that the demands of each business
day call him. is matter of minutes
instead of hours, with an automo-
bile.
by saving time the automobile
really lengthens a mans working
day. And by saving labor it increases
a mans working efficiency. 1t keeps
him fresh. He can accomplish more
and better work with less nervous
strain and physical fatigue.
''To save these days is patri-
otto service. The more you save the
more you serve. With an autOmo-
bile you can save and serve on the
broadest scale"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-08-02

birthplace. He was then asked how
long he had been living in the United
States. He replied that he left Ne
braska when he was years old, but
had been living in the United States
ever since.
was asked il it was his custom to
take his patrons out and relieve them
CT their valuables in Jesse James
style, and he Indignantly denied the