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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08
Anton John yonRuaen. Hatton. D

Anton John vonRuden, Hatton. Di-
vision C. Glass 2.
Norm p. koromo. Northwood. Di-
vision x, Glass 1. -.
freeman Brenna. n: d. No. /,
Grand Forks, Division G., .class g..
Theodore T. Dale. Fordyille, Divi-
sion G, Glass a..
Ole Q. CAT. Mekinock, Division G.
Glass 4.
George Martin Larson, Honeyford,
Division C., Glass 4.
Herbert Percy Whaley. 1nkster. Di-
vision C.. Class 2.
Matthias Umhauer, care B. r. Krue-
ger. Niagara, Division x, Glass l..
Elmer Thoe. Fordville, Division c,
Class 2.
osmond Homme, Thompson. Dtv-
John o. .Josendahl, Northwood, Di-
vision J. Glass 3.
Theodore NTufte, Eorthwood. Divi-
sion X. Class i.
selmar j. johnson, Northwood, Di-
vision. c, Glass 4.
Theodore f1ngvald Melland. Shaw.
nee. Division G. Class 4.
Albert johnson. Mekinock. Division
Andrew .Holien, Thompson, Division
,Engvald ,Adolph Furu, Mccanna,
Division C,eClaSs 4. = 4
Joseph Paul Markovic. Larimore
Division X, Class l. .
Norman James Dunlop, Inkster, Di;
vision c. Glass 2.
William Albert Paul Dehn,. Niaga-
ra, Division c. Glass 4.
Albert Frederick Landrnan. Kemp
ton, Division c, Glass 4.
Frank P. Davis, Northwood. Divi-
sion J, Class. 5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08
ed, and the committee would not be
prepared to submit any report until
this Information had been thoroughly

this information had been thoroughly
studied.
Manager, Brown OF the power COM
pany declared. his willingness to give
all desired answers to the committees
QUESTIONABLE covering the surcharge
with the committee at a meeting to
be held in the council chamber jan
uary Is, at 1880 in the evening. Mr..
Brown also said that the food admin
istration at Washington, through H.
B. Finch, and the publicity committee
Of the Commercial club had asked
that the city hall and other public
buildings be supplied with food saving
posters and signs.
Tho Telephone Situation.
City Attorney Geo. A. Bangs re-
with the Northwestern and the Tri-
state telephone companies had result
cd IN a tentative arrangement accord
Ing to which the companies probably
agree to establish physical con-
nectlon as far as long distance. tele-
Dnone conversations we're concerned.
This had. not been definitely arrang-
Cd, U Mr.. Bangs thought it possible
at the present stage Of negotiations
that that would be the outcome.
1t wa pointed out that while sim
liar agreements had not been made in
many other cities without resorting to
litigation, 1t would be entirely volun.
tary on the part of the companies
still provided, that the negotiations led
to that result.
With respect to local calls, the
situation was somewhat disappoint-
ing. In this matter. the telephone
committee had not been able to reach
an understanding with the companies
and it appeared possible that the mat.
ter ultimately would have to be re.
ferred to the board Of railroad com
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08

Ralph ID. Pratt Aneta. Division J.G
Class 8.
Peter Haugen. Honeyford. Division
x. Class 1. 4
Charley Flat. Thompson. Division
C. Class g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08
Collage Heads Meet
To Discuss Relation
OF War And Education

Chicago. Jan. s.-Presidents of APP
of church boards Of education of nine
teen religious denominations with Il
constituency Of 1900, 900 today be-
gan a series of conferences to discuss
the relation OF education to the war
and to conditions following the estab-
lishment of peace. The conferences
will conclude Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08
KING OF BAVARIA
MAKES STATEMENT
REGARDING PEACE

Amsterdam, Jan. SKIING Ludwig
Of Bavaria is quoted in a Munich dis
patch as having said yesterday at a
reception on his birthday that the
terms of Germany's enemies were ex-
orbitant.
Not an inch of German territory
will be given up" he declared. I'VE
must try to safeguard our frontiers"
Asserting hat the Bavarians, like
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-08
PAGE SEVEN

the other Germans. were victorious
everywhere. the king added:
...fay we succeed In defeating our
latest enemies, the Americans"
When a man tells you all his trou-
bles he becomes one OF, yours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12
Sellers City Park
Begins to Function

SELLERS pusk began 20 function today
and aspircs To- immediate world con.
seriousness.
The fence enclosure aud post, were
painted q pcu.g green with white az %
variation of the color scheme. Four
large signs were securely adjusted 10
place ~ the four points OF iugrrss and
rgrcss, and gcGcrul finishing touches
were administered. city water was also
made available.
~ q suggestion ot the rnridity with
which sellers park Is bryoming gcnrr
ally known To- the public, no less than
four big touring ears drew up at the
park today and their occupants awaited
themselves of its r%onsidcrut" hospital
itN. then went ON their way refreshed
ana encouraged. Their opinion Of Al
huplcrquc was improved and assumed
% kindly cast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12

$50 tax; in Great Britain he pays
si52. $3.50 ny against s4j25O.
As the income gets larger the differ.
ence between American and British
taxes becomes less, and finally when
million-dollar incomes are reached the
actual amount paid in this country is
greater than in Great Britain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12
Noted Red Cross
Workers to Speak
at {. of c. Tonight

Mr.. Norey aud MIR. swami district
representative uf the Rocky Noun
tain division ui thc American ttcU
Cross viii speak tonight 80 the Cham
her 81 Commerce. beginning az 80.
Thoy will deal with the activities VI
tho Red 'rose and their uc-Snse VIII
Doe nu inspiring onc Everybody turn
out and give them r. hearty reception.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12
ENCOURAGEMENT

The atvtUt OF The great success ui
THE Pullman cafe Whcrr ONE
thing good to eat can always bc had
has Just come tu tho surface. Eggs
other necessary adiuucts 20 the
serving OF frst-class orders, have idst
been reduced iu price. u ia order
To show his appreciation of h excel
lent patronage he has and h. rccciN-
ing. +. VI. Lcukou proprietor ot the
Pullman cafe announces that ON an I
after this date orders viii be reduced
20 per cent. This will bc cheering
news. In these strenuous food com
scrN alton times, not only 90 the reg
ular patrons but to those who drop IA
occasionally u viii max regular
patrons of them. In the future don't
forget The Pullman cafe"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12
BRITISH, USING LONG
RANGE GUNS, lombard
CAMBRIA, SAYS BERLIN

Ncrliu, MnrCh I4"tNIu I4UndOnI
Camhrni has beef hombnrdcd by long
range British guns. according to to-
days army headquarters report. Sew
cral shots from british artillery Of
the heaviest cdlthrc fell IN the town.
the statement reports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12

Nhru you serd your garments 10
Hnls shop you have the sati faction
~ knowing that You are getting the
best cleaning ard pressing that any
.un nm In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-12

Phone 3. Red Barn. 81 West Cop
per. for first class livery. " l., Trim
bic Il Go.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26

. Albert Stock and Miss Emma Mander-
field, Of Comfrey were recently married
by Probate Judge w. B. Mather. They
will make their home near Comfrey.
Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt and daughter
Elizabeth are in Chicago. The former
S visiting relatives and the latter is at
tending summer school at the Chicago
u University ~ lisa
Clement Klugherz Of Mankato, press
agent of the Hagenbeck circus, who
died Of wounds by accidental burning and
was buried here June Is, was a mem
Der Of the Minnesota Commercial Mems
association Of Minneapolis. The assoc
cations adjusting agent, A. V. Rieke,
was on the ground to adjust the In
demnity claim on June IL and on June
20 the associations secretary, "A. j..
Alvin, was here and in person deliv-
cred a $1,000 check to the widow. The
late Mr.. Rugherz had only recently
Joined the association, paying member
ship fee Of 81 lankato Free Press.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nagel and chill
dren, of Minneapolis are visiting with
friends in this city.
Arthur Meyer, of Lisbon, North
Dakota, is visiting with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Fred Walther, ST., left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, where she will visit for
several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brust, Jr., were
surprised by large group of friends
Sunday, the occasion being their tenth
wedding anniversary.
Walter Carols and Armin Mack who
were formerly stationed at Camp Pike
Arkansas, removed to Camp Dix, New
Jersey last week.
Mrs. Helena Roos celebrated her sew
enty-sixth birthday anniversary last
Saturday. Eighteen friends surprised
her on this occasion. She was presented
with many beautiful gifts and flowers.
DR.. Stricken and daughters have been
spending few days on their trip at Lake
Louise in the Canadian Rockies. They
write of the scenic delights and say their
trip has been pleasant in every way.
Gust Bjorneberg, DR.. and Mrs. M.
Sundt, Elvin Helling, J. W. Helget
and Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Becken, OF
Hanska were New Ulm callers during the
week.
Miss Martha Kunze and Miss Olga
Sandau left Saturday for Camp Dodge,
Iowa, where they will visit for several
days with friends.
Mrs. H. Larsen, of Madelia, and daugh-
ter, Stena, Mrs. R. E. Larsen, Miss
Vivian Chambard and Crosby and Mil
ton Chambard visited with friends here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fritsche and
their three children arrived here last
Saturday from Aberdeen, S. D., to spend
several days with relatives and friends
They made the trip by auto.
Chas. Schmaus, of Milwaukee, Wis
consin is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schmaus
of Lafayette township. He will leave
for duty at Camp Jessup, Georgia, next
week.
The program of the Commencement
exercises of the Wisconsin Conservatory
of Music of Milwaukee, held Saturday
June %, contains the name of Emil D.
Backer of this city, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Christ Backer. The young man is
listed as a Post Graduate and his part in
the program consisted of two piano
solos Etude OPP. 10, No. 12-Chopin and
! Perpetuum Mobile-Weber-G odowsky.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26
LOCAL NOTES
At Miss Lydia Berg, of Springfield is
GA visiting with relatives in this city.

At Miss Lydia Berg, of Springfield is
visiting with relatives in this city.
Miss Martha Loose, of Morgan, MINI.
Special IS visiting at the R. Pollei home in this
Estatescity.
Of tn The John and Elmer Backer families
Arou rr7uspent Sunday at Lake Shetek. They
AN'" made the trip by automobile
Miss Matilda Schwendinger spent
WiIIifisHn"d5:y !" ''eS'' N'S Wishing W.T."
Charles Leenhardt who was formerly
GEN:ationed at Camp Mills, New York
as sent word of his safe arrival in Liver
Insurance DOL, England. He is working on the
eu+o,,o ammunition trains.
thrh Mrs Otto Heymann entertained a
group of relatives at seven o'clock
dinner Monday, in honor of Harry Hey
mann, who left Tuesday for Camp
Grant, Ill.
Miss Latana Ackerson who recently
underwent an operation on her tonss
and for the removal of adenoids has been
able to leave the hospital She is feeling
as we'll as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heymann gave a
dinner party Friday in honor of their
son. Harry who entrained Tuesday with
the drafted boys. Five of his friends
from Huron, South Dakota, we're among
Jne guests.
Miss Clara Steinhauser has turned over
her business, stamping outfit, linens and
fosses to Mrs. W. G.. Alvin, North
Broadway. Those who desire stamping
to be done should note that Mrs. Alvin
will do this work Monday Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon of each week.
T. E. Cassill, inheritance tax examiner
of the attorney generals office at St..
Paul, was checking up the accounts in
she judge OF probates office during the
week. He is on his regular tour of in
spection
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Bell received
word the other day from their son
Kurt that he had been transferred from
Camp Lewis, Washington to San Diego.
They did not know their destination
until after they had boarded their train.
A few of the New Ulm boys were sent to
Indianapolis and some of the men who
recently ent to Camp Lewis are being
used to fill up gaps in divisions formed
earlier and now ready for overseas
service
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26
Philip Fuerst underwent a slight oper-
alton at q local hospital recently. His
home IS in Bedford, Indiana.

Dr.. Earl H. Current, Of Spokane,
Washing ton, is visiting with his home
folks in Home Township. He intends
to leave soon for service in the Medical
Corps. DR.. Current is well known here,
being graduate of the local High School.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03

Die Observation-Disclosures belies
fen lib auf $3,672, 100000 gege,t.
iiber $500, ,OOO, 600 I'M 8oriahr lll,o
acoeniiber ser gprollIdibung bon
So, 400, 100000, oie sentod)t apnroe,
als bas &riegsiteuer9eiet letten
SerbIt bonn &ongreB ongenonnl1ett
tul,roe. ginnenIteuerfonm1illar Hos
per lit @olbiltgton iddtt, oaB bas
ginsieben oieler Slt1nne Der &eales
runa l,,,aeidbr $12,00O,00O aefpltet
hat, uuo tbeilt gIei6seitig nit, DOB
oas Mrntsperlonal bon 1000 au1
5000 Nerionen erbobt iporoen lei.
Der tiirfifde 5,uii6enfall beitatiat.
ssaihing tpn, 1. Sllli.-- Gadl>
hem sic ipa1iiae 8csierllns Ben tiirfle
iben Nneriif auf bas omerifanilhe
aonIllIat lnb SoIpital in Sabris, 9er%
1ien, amtIidJ beipabrbeitet bat, bot bic
amcrifanildc @eeierllns bon Der Siir1
fei cine lofprtise grfliirllns beg 3mia
idenfalls bcrlangt. Sic gcitdtignng,
boB tiirtiIbc sr,,ppen bos &onlillat
uneegriffen battcr,, trdf an Snnntaa
bcim Stoatsbepartmcnt ein nnS hic
Grfldruns beiidenbe gfote tp,iroe lofari
> 1fcxa~4s.A,,,,o 1,,,f Spr-R Eeffe 4;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03

ISonntaena6t senpmmcn batten, tuur:
De nit 8erluiten abgeI4la9en. aube1
an elmer SteIe, mo es bein 5Seinb ge:
lang, in einem unirer @rdben SuB 81
|fulen.
Ser Seinb beriu6te lteberfdae II
| Ser Nibe BEG Mtelubz Wulbes, BEL 4bt,
on unb Bel 5tn9es. Sic lleberfdllt
tpllrben ab9eidlagen.
.sSn acknowledgement tpurben etni:
| ge @efangene senpmn1en.
ASSOCIATED Press
2onbon, 2. cyuli. Mmtlih.-
Britil6e Slie9er erlebisten geitern az
beltlde Slllg5euge uuo Seiielbals
Ions. pierppa lpllrben 25 Slue5euge
3erjt0rt, Is ipuroen niebersetriebeu
ltnb 2 lanbeten binter bea brittlden
2inien, mo ibre SSn1allen gefangen gez
nommen tpuroen.
{ Associated Press
Garis, 2. Suli. - antlider Soz
gesberidt. - Gas Gorf 8aug, tueitlid
bon gbateau 39ierrp. unb Die 506e
|ipetlid bon @aur tpllroen lebte Nadt
bpn amerifanilden sruppcn in Ser
|binbung nit 1srnn5olen erobert.
IS ipurben in bieicm llnternebmeu
iiber 800 @efangene genommen. bnrz
fllnter 5 Sfii5iere.
Yaris, 2. Suli. = 9lu5 Dem anti
.(iden 9benobsrift. Seutlde &C.
genan9riffe auf bie lpeltli6 bon G6oz
teau Shierrb 5on amerifanildcn Srups
pen trobcrten Stcaungen i6ll1geu bollz
itanbi9 febl.
9ns 2orf ct. Tierre slisle lit tpiez
Ser in frnn30lilden 3anoen.
Associated Press
81 NJ 9. Suli. = slus einem anti
,liden geridt. Sic Seiterreider
i,1ritcrnabneil neue In9riffe allf italiz
eniIdc Stellungen nuf bem alia9oz
Slateau. Sic Sentiibunsen bes Seinz
bes tpllrben bur6 bas italieniIdeSeuer
5unidte gel1adt, bas bem Seinb ldtpez
rc Gerlulfe 51fiiate.
Associated Press
8erlin (ilber 9onbon). 2. Suli.
slus Dem amtli6en Gage sberi6t.
Mngriffc Ser slIliirtct, tpeItli6 bon
gbateau gbierrb tpurhen ab9el6lagen.
angrifie auf oeltl6e 2inien an anoes
rem Steaen lhlu9en ebcnfnGs febl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
Ger Jriebe BON gufareit beitatist.

u M It t q M, /. sS11lt. - gt10
einem Selegru,r,n ulls 81lfareit bat
Sic rumdniIde 0eputtrtentammer in
ibrer am Sreitag in Sallp ubgebaltez
nen @itrng no6 elmer fl1r5en Scbatte
Sen Sriebensbertras nit Den Central
md6ten beltdt!9t.
9eutid 5nerreid)ifde aunferett5 lit
Salsbnrg.
@open bagen, 1. Sl1lt. = gtod,
elmer Wlittbeilung bes Sal5burger
Golfsblatts tperben Sic @erbunblungen
betrcffenb bte @rlpeiterlt1g bes beutld9s
DIterreid]ilden Siinbniiles am s. Sult
in Sal3burg 1prt9elebt. gn6 nebn1en
aIln,dbIid, Die Yldne fir Sen entipltrf
ei,1es Ye1lit1robfomnens 1lnb fir Die
Se}prcdung Ser oonbel 5be5ieb1ngen
eine feltcre geItult an. 8ie bas 8latt
erfldrt, tperoen SO belttIhe unb otter
reid1ilbe gtaotsmdnner iib au Der
Salsburser 9nnfereu5 betbeiligen. 81
Sen Ebeilncbmer1t iperben gebpren Der
beutl6c @i5efan5ler 6err b. Haper,
Ser beutlhe sluslarbutinilter 9r. b.
@iiblmunn, Der Dlterreihilt)c sllts,anns
mitilter 8arpu 9urian llno Die 5nns
belsn,int1ter @icler llnb Sctfretlft.
&cin @hnbnik nit bent 9cntId1en 8etd
Stpdbplm. 1. Sllli. SHE
Sptpiets iperoen cin alltirtcs Gingrets
fen III MtBlano ols cinen feinpieltgel1
gdritt gcsen Sic Sreibcit 1rnb 1lnobz
bdneigfeit gublanbs betradten, iper>
Sen ober tcin Climbing nit oem 9el1tz
1d)en 3ci6 eiugebeu. Na6 beutc bier
eingebeneen Gcpelden aus 8ostal'
1pllrbc bie1e grtldrllug bon 8riegsn17
hitter Erobfp Dffentlid befannt ses
mabt. 9eutIde 9iplpmaten in Tetros
arab lp1en jeSod eeloat baben. ooB Die
|eotpiets be,ltlbe pilfe beinr@i iberltars
aeaen sic slliirtel, ipnbrlhcinlib nibi
suriiflrciien iuitrben. Sremter Sentn
aab cine grfldruue ab. iponab o,e
S1dehen ,l,,b Slplpufeu boln berntdbte1
ieiu aperben. She Soiuicts Ianoter
eineu gu1perpertreter an Die ull1trter
gptldmfter in Bolpapa unb man ers
ipartet, bab Sic leeteren infolgeoeher
mad, N1psfau onriidfebren tpernen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
selesrapbiid,e Nuti5en.

gaIebuIl. sn ser q nj ert q n
9etroit 2, Chicago s.
9etroit /, Chicago 2.
steip gprf 0, GbilabeIpbta 8.
ct. 9p,lis 2. Glepelono 4.
gpltpn 0. @dibineton 3.
81, ser y q ii on al:
Chicago Z. ct. Sollis 1.
gbicogp 6. ct. 2ouis 2.
YbilaSelpbia 5, Stem 9prf 9.
Srooflpn A, Bolton 0.
Cincinnati s, Nittsbur8 Z.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
sunitisc 8eridtc.
{ Associated Press }

2pnbpn. 2. Sllli. gmtIiher
gdscsberidt. - Gin angriff bcs5ein=
bcs. Ser leete 9iadt unter einer beftis!
gen 9cld)iebllue norbipeitlid) bon slls)
bert nnternpnmen ipl,rbe, TIM hus 8ee
Idnbe tpieber Su erobern, Sas tplr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
9ie Ste,tcreinganse.
I Associated Press

@albington, 2. Silli. - Die
Ginfortn,ei,- llno lleberprofitltellerll
fiir bas cm 80. ssi,ni abaeidlollene
@cdnll,msjabr crgohen Die @eian,l,lt-
,il,nrn,e bon 1891, ,340,SOt, tpie oas
Sdatalnt bel,te glben0 bcfannt gab.
Die Gingdnae in ssllinois betrnsc1'
$276, ,16S,591 uno oie IN SOMA SD.
634,525.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
Ans beul e}nlanot.
YerbamgniRppllc GyplDiiun.
4, { Associated Press

{ ASSOCIATED Press)
Sbracuie. q. g., 2. Slli. =
3tpei fiir6terlide gIplplionen b0rte
man beute slbenb aus Ser Nidtung Der
Genet Solpab sglnla9e, ipo madtbolle
ggplplibitpffe ber9eltellt iperoen. I'm
tel ber @etpalt Der grplolton lebipnnfz
ten bie GebGlioe ii6erall in ser Staot.
@s li,lb eesen 5000 D'unn in Der
slnlasc bei6ditigt, oic an pielen 8ez
9ierltngsallftrdgeu arbeitet.
(Spdter.)
Seller, bas ser grplolion borallsz
|ging, fat @ebdnbe 5erltort llnb tpiie
tbet noG tpeiter. 9ie 3obl Ser 9oOten
ipiro ipo1l iiber 100 1ein.
islieacrunfaa.
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S ort 8nrtb, Ger, 9. Suli. -
3tpeiter Qeut. slrtbur SO. Yarions
(@loueeIter, WafI.) ipurbe beute altf
-oem galtaferro~6lugfelb ic5ipcr perz
lett, als i'm Ser YropeIler ieinesSlugz
#5ellss ipdbrerO elmer llnterlubuns an,
appf traf. Sein 3uitanb lit friti}b.
@enrp 5Drbs Soipital.
9etrpit, OMd., 1. Snli. -
gines Ser idDniten Solpitalcr oer
8elt ipirb bier auecnblidliG bon bem
glntomobilfDnig SenrD Sorb erbaut,
llnb es loa bornebnlid ben1 31ped oiez
men, I'M ariege berfriippelte ainerifae
nilhe Golbateu in ben Stauo 81 ieben,
III Sricbens5eiten irseno einen 8eruf
eltbunebmen. 9iegrri9tung bes itattz
li9en 8ebdubes 9ebt lebnell por lid, oa
Sic 8e9ierllng 6crrn 6oro allc 9eibilfc
geipdbrt. IS loll, nit 9lusrabme eine5
6elt6cfigcn Mittelbalrs, a Stptlperfe
bpb tpcrbcn llnb insseinmmt $4,000
Gl,abratfnb Hnllm entbalten. Ser
@nu ipirb 1900 Senlter, 40 @eranoas
llnb eineu iiber bns gan5e @cbdllpe
reidenoen 9u9gartc,l erbaltcn llno
ipirb Germ Soro $3.00o,oo0 folten.
Su,ta6me Der 2Dndmurbc.
En,sfeeec, Mla.. I. Sltli.
Gas Illsfesce Sultitllt sab befannt,
Dob tpdbrenb Ser eriteu 6 Wonate oes
fnllfcnben Sa5res in Ben Ger. Staaten
35 YerIonen gelbndt tpurben. 9ies
iibertrifft bic ipdbrenb Ser glei6en Ye<.
riube bes8priabres feltgeltellten SDn6@
morbe Inn 81. llnb Sic fpdbrerb Der
,lamliden Reriopc Oes Sabfes 1916.
Inn 10.
Son Sen 35 gelpnd)ten Eerlonen
iparcn "a gie9er, bnrllnter 4 Sranen.
Sc 8 Ser 2pndmor0e fanbeu in Den
gtaaten Georgia unb 2ouiliana Itatt,
Z in gegas, 4 III Ecnneiicc, 2 i'll Nilz
iillippi llub ic elmer in Nlabama, gr@
tanins, 5lpripa, Suinois, siortb Caro-
lima llnD Siib Carolina.
ltnele sam lit fpariam se'uornen.
2p11i sbi lie, ap., 1. Snli. -
Gin gbeiI Der grlpnrnille, Die in bielen
perIdupenoeriiben Sasen bon Ser an1e=
rifantlhen Negierilng angelpenoet
ipirn, ipiiroe Sen 9leib elmer lparlomen
Sqllsfralt crrcsen. Sic enten alten
3eiten il, Ser arn,ee, in benen Elm Sola
bat feinen 8leiberbetrug obne grflaz
rllng iiberIdreiten fpnnte. itnb nor1
iiber.
3crriilene S1pien pber Elm balb ats
getragenes Raor S6rAe tperben IN Den
2ogcrn Ser Nrrnee reparirt nno fonS
men tpieoer sur 9ertpenpuns. Selbit
Sic @nare ser Bferbe iperben 9etpiHen@
bait geian,,telt unb an 9ollterer per@
faltft. 3errilicne 9olen ltno Sdube
miillen eingeliefert iperoen. ebe ein
reues Yanr ollsge9eben miro. Gs 1ino
fei,tc Gren5e1 fir bn getras bon&lei@
b,lng. ipeldp Elm Mann erbalten ta,1n,
feItseicbt, 10 lan9e CT bas, mas 'bm
aegeben tpirb. bollltdnbig allsniibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
Nn1erifaniides isabrifat.
{ Associated Press

BaIbin8ton. 2. sSl,li. s.,
sn,crifa gebnlltc 155sMiuimeter<
9aubiben, Bic Gen. Herlbin9s 8rup@
pen biz jeet aus fran50iildcn Gcldiibz
fabrifen gcliefcrt befnnen tperben
Iest naeb Sranfreib beridifit. Cine
amerifaniide Sirna, Sic bpr ameritaS
&riesseintritt nie etlpns dbnlides bers
aeltellt battc, probu5irt bellte tdglid
10 ipfcbe@el6iibe. unp 5ipar auf ei1em
@eldnbe, oas bpriscn Au9ult nod cill
bliibenbes Iaisfelb mar.
9ieIe 9inse tplroen beute 3eiz.
tlln9slel,tcn aus 8aibinston betaunt,
Die bas nele ErobelduBfelo Der slrs
NEE Bel glberbeen in Nnrpluno be-,
lltbtcn. Sort iaben lie erprobte llno
9lil6cfunbenc 155'er in largcn Neiben
fertia gum @criarbt iteben.
Sic &orreippnbenteu tpn6nten bcnt
belltigen RrobeidieBen bel. Sic eroBeu
@eldiise oonnerten, lll,b sic @eldolie
benltt,r n1,f ibren1 iauitaoea Des
bur6 Die 2lift, ll,,b ipp lie eirIMusen,
ba CAB es grobe groz. Sanbz i1b
GtalbipoIten. unb maj, battc einen Be-
grtif babor, mas inter bie1er @irfltng
bon Sen bcutl1en @raben iibrig bleiz
ben nag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
I Associated Press }

@aibinston, 2. Suli. - Oh
ne Elm 8prt ser 8eipred)nng oper
einen Namennufruf t,abnt Der Sc',dt
beutc Sic gaelol,ition bes Senators
ain9 (lttab) al, Die Ben @nnbcsfrei<
bricf Oes D.<M. Mdtionalbunhs ipioer<
ruff. Sic MeioIution 8ebt iett ans
@a,ls.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-03
tino itBt
sfrei9.
nArbeite pher fantpfc."
(Associated Press
8aihiuutpn. 9. cu1Ii,

Waibingtotl, 2. sult. -
lleber Die neue uar6eite obcr fin1pfe"= :
Ieroronlng ipredeno, Die am @ontog
IN Araft trat, betp1te @eneraIprofobs
marldaa Grulpber es beute. baB Die
Wdnner aubcrbalb bes NiiIitdrulters
bon bieler gcrprbnung nidt betroiicn
ipiirbcn. @ier llnb ba bnben @emeinz
ipeien bielc @eroronllng nit N3iiBig<
gangsgeleben peripe1lelt, bie in etIi<
d)en Gtaaten bclte6cn.