davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

@eiesc ;u idaifcn, meIfe 6ie @renae
fir Sic 3ienitpiIi6t auf 40 ,(ahre
erb0ben ioaeH.
9eioc 8duier genchniaten 0en
Gouferensberid)t bctraiiS RepiIid.
mtg uon $60.0oO.000 sur Sdafflmq
pcn 8obngeIegenbeiten iiir 2lr6eiter
in 8e8ierun8S-S S-STrieg$ eg$tu6mtrjebe.rie.
ben.
Had Ser 0perman.9iG nur0e i'm
9oule Die OriueIihe Na6rtnq&mIttel.
Scmlni0uu15biu ouiacuouuueu. mel.
he Die N Dem 0ahuunlauitelcon.
.&eieg bcitimmten &olmadtcn
oeS AtcrbouamtS erlueitert. SIM Can.
fe Der Wohe qeoeuft audi Goriieen-
Der Gent pom &nuSuuSitui'c fiir
mllitarIlhc 2lnIcleleubc;tcu, 0a3 rie-
lige t5 Nd0ior0gn. 9eere5bu0let un.
terbrelten 3u founeu. 10 ooB sic @e.
rathung n0ditc @odlc bcainucu faun
Ter Slottcn.Gtot in 0ohc pon
81 100000 Miro rem 3ultdnOi.
acH Seunt&auSidut6 m 8erat6uug
aenomlnen meroen, oud Qe0enft Scr
Senat nod in oisIcr @otc oen
Goitetat in S0bc BON $371,000.000
5u erIsoi1en.
9orantIdgc Der 5hifi86eb6roe
for0eru bom GonQrcb @1miaj0una
non 81, ,223 $4,000. 3jr ocn inter
Der orinqlihcn Nadtro9Sbi0 uou
1917 bcniGiQtcu 0ou pon Shiffcn
rerocn $t3S6.000.000 uu0 iiir
9lufaui lmo IcQlirirlmN non 4nIa.
Qen mo MotcrioI $652,000.000 &C.
ior0ert. Da5 arielsumt fproerte cine
@emiIliquna non S33, 100000 3ur
TedluQ ser Observation-Disclosures
Scr Nrmcc mo Ger 2cutc. 0ic 3un
Qicuit olSaebobeu ruer0elL 5uiablih
Der icbon i'm armee.G Gtdt Uor1eiebe.
ncu $3.50, 100000.
Bier llnterauaidliiiic 0c3 lPiIitdr.
ou5ic6unc5 oca 5cnat5 meroeu in
oicicr @odc, 0ieThl1icm Situation.
Die 5ltgjcltlpoteut @icCnieu. bic
@cihii6nimtious Yro0uctlou lmo
oo2 Nurcou Oe5 @eucraIatortiermeis
tiers uuterillhcu; oicicu llntcriuthuu.
Gen nitro pormtslihtIid cine erneute
Debate i'm Scuot jiber Die Guton
9orqlum.Afinirc porauSgcbeu, Die 3tt
SabIrcihcn acknowledgement uao sc.
genbcihul0iqunQen qeiiibrt un0 1e-
ualtia Staub ulliAemjrbcIt hat
p G5eQeu Norlllm Der Die 6ml}cu1.
proouctiouSbet0roe qrober DlBucr.
malhma beidlul0iat tatte, erbobau
2fitlIie6er Oieier @ehoroC bic sc.
ihilloiguna, 6ob cr, mdbrCno er ia
perionlid1cm }tuftrogc 0ca 4rdii0en.
ten oie 5(uQ3euJpro0uctiou inter.
'udlte, i'm @chcimen 5med93riiuouna
elmer prinoteu 5lna3cuaiabrlt olc
arieQ$cuntrottc ijbernehncn luto ans
ieincr pcrionlidcn 6reunold)dIt nit
Dem Rrdiioenten capital idIa9cn
iodte. unterbon6elt hobG. 9or8lirnt
nntiportete 0nrouf inoem er nidt MIR
in glbre0e iteIlte, oa3 gcrtrauen
g8ilion'8 QetGuiht 8u bobeu, iou6ern
audi Die Qegen bic 2tcrop1nbehoroe
crhobenen, i6mereu 9eidml0i8unger
tpie6erholte uno o0rauf beitato, ooB
her SenotsausituB fiir uliitdrti6e
9lnoeleQcn6citen oiien mo rijd1oIt-
los oie llntcriublna einIeiten ioqte,
,ou Oeren 3ilbrimg i'm 0oS 9rie98-
rniniItcritm unter 9ofcr 6lnberte",
ben er Den Qeltcn bei3dbIt Die ods
Qublicum un6 Ocn Brdiioentct be-
siiolih 6es 2uitidiiipro1romnl5 ge'
tduidt unb bintcr9nn8cn bobcn"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
Orr SOllgrrb.

Elan Der %ertaaAng AM /. Suli
Siirfte aHfgeuebrH mcrSen miliicu,
fails iidI Der Gpnareh init ncHer,
uon Seerstdr Mtaouu uurecidlla.
aencr Stenerseistaebnne bsiaHcn
muh. - Starfe SppuiitiOn madpt
iidl scItcnS. - Rtpiiiou 0eS gnS.
brbunasarfcses eolIenoet. - Gper.
mnn-Sil, lucldJs Dem GrGiiScntcn
fait nnbeidrGufts @eiualten sibt,
CnsgiIItig anaenumineu. - 9ettsr
Sd,ritt sur NcBiSirnma oeS 2lns'
bebnnsSaeistcs btsonneu. - 3nhI.
rcidlc wihtise Wurlnsem nod III
erIeoigen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

Waibinstuu, =. g. - &m capitol
itCbt in oicier @ohc i'm @orocrgrin.
De 0t3 <S1tereiieS 0ie ,5rogc, cb Der
GongreB ocn Rlon, iih bis aun I.
SuIr SIT Dertagen. io1er inipn rmO
,id nit oen nelien, characterization
0}abnabmeu befaiien iou oerer Er-
IeOiglng SdloeontoietretGr 0fcAOoo
ais uuerlaBIid) be}etduet int
@eaen ben @Ion bee Sdlobomt8.
'scrctnrS, 3ur 0edlm9 Der aric9sfo.
ten, Die 0tr6 Ole im9cbeure Grnei.
terlm1 0cS uotionolen SricQ5pro.
grommS einc upacnbnte 6obe crreiht
bobeu, neltc, iteuergeeBIihe 0}nBnab.
men ioiort jn treiien, bot iih cine
0uBcrit itorfc Gppolition aeIten0 Qc'
mudt mo c8 heiBt. 0cnioiroten lpic
8epnbIitoncr ieien felt eutidloiicn,
oti Dem uripriin9Iitcn Erogrann
0er Hc1ierltnN at beitebcn, ndh Dem
Ole Stcuer9cie6aebuna crit in Der
0rembcrtogunQ 8lir Sprohe fom.
men iollte. es ici ocnn, Der Shob.
omt@iccrctdr peiie nbercrgeno nodl,
0oB cine ioiortiac 9(enoeruna 0cbiete'
ride 93otbmenOi9feit III.
Der Ionge aantpi Der i'm GonoreB
nm Sic Gpcrlnan-9id geiii6rt mlroc,
lit ON 0iRStdg gum 9lbihluH 0efom'
men Ger 8oiebcnttpuri. Der DEM
9rqii0cnteu unulnidrouttc goGmaht
4r llHdciiaItur8 Scr 91eaieritngs-
.0nHcr mdhran0 Der Cauer oeS arie-
aeS crtReilt. plr6e I'M 0aus ntit Der
ilberlpiltiaenoen 0Iehrheit pon 295
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

lapauiifen un0 ge1gnuortiseu arie.
&c, lit. nadl einer 03eIouug oeS 8ie.
rer GorreipoR0euten ocS 9crIiner
r2ofaI'anjeiger", iH(oganrog, Siio.
rublano, bon Den 9o!ibelpifi ernor.
BET moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
Stmrmcsmutben.

6orrisburgh ~ - 1urdl c.uen
0ir6climrnL Der am # bis. . &o5n.
bduier mo ctue 2lr3obI 5tup9en bct
Iclmooo. ~ Wlejlcn i8ooItiid o9n
6orrisburg5. 81, 5eritorte. IU,rocn
, Qerioncn t6otli6 mo 9 mtoare
idlpcr 0er,cbt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

baupti0dIid nit Gorpcoos imter.
nomnen mer0en miiiien, itntt nit
@eibiisen nie Dor Der tuirfiomen
2trmirlng Der Son6elsihiife.
@as &itcuomirul p. Gapclle iaet
gmitrroam. - 8clcQentlih scr
9erotbung iiber oen i5lottenetnt in
HeihStog, crtl0rte &iccaonjrol b.
GapeQe, Stuatsiecretdr 0e5 0cuti6er
&eid5ntarineonte9, 0oB Der lmbc.
idlronfte Gnuhbootfricg cine icbr
itarfe Ciieniioe aegen Die Gntentc
beoeute".
nlie }IpriI6eri6tc Iino qilnItiQ"
iii9te Der N}iniiter bin5u. nRatiirGh
iiuo 8erIuite 5u ocr5eihnen. Iie
6ouptiahe bleibt ober, OaB 6ic ,3us
nabnlc an Qnuhbooten bie &crll1tc
il6eriteiat. llniere ,SIottenofieniioc
lit hellte itorfer olS 5u 9cginn oe9
nn5cidronften 5outbootfricQes. Io5
aibt uus Die iidlcre 2lu5iid)t cn6liten
Grfolde8."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

/, idliuer perrpunoet -, leidt per.
Dunoet t9, nermiBt 80. - 9as Ma
rinecorps nleI0ete Il @|onn Iei6t
uermlrn0et, elnen oermiBt.
IA. 9Iai - - Mann: 2Sn aan1pf
geiaileH Il, an &crpunOuneen qe-
Itor6en Z. al 8ranfbeitcn 8, Ieidlt
nprrnnnnrt u. ncrniRt y
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
gnrf Ill LirnIniion 40 Il

Iurh sic GrpIoiioa eHcr 5i3l4
lioen (arouotc. wcide elm elmoHer
init C8enait in cineH @rn@mnor1tr
hineiu}u;man1eH iuftc uHr5'n 1t
geahroof, nabc Sort 4crtA E
II Diam Der Ecbcuuasucagl,E.t
1qto0tat un0 6 auocr7 uuro,f hor
oer.ett.
Sci einan 2leropIomu'1a m
llntouio. Ger. mnr0c Elm ,F.ic1cr 1e'
t5otet. Gin on0ercr idlwer p2rlcat.
9cim Ginitu3 eutcy liefoa.n
ousidladung in Nroot,of~topto'a ,
llrbeitcr inter m1chtnreH a,a01H
1cu 5an0 m0 Gr0e oearoten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
&cr(uite Der 9lmericauer.

gInihin9ton, 2 s. - @er. Der.
i1ing Fat Dem aric98dmt in 8aib.
inQton ioldeu0c neitero 8erlitItc
inter 0cn Gruppen Der aluericuni.
idlcu Gtpc0itionaornce in iSrantreiG
aemeloet:
s. D}ai - II N}onn: 3n aonpi
Qeio1en 10, 0urh lluqlifsi00e qe.
itor6en >. 6urh Granfheiten 3, idlDcr
permun0ct IS. leidt perpunoct ii ,
oarniBt 3. - Io5 Marine 2{niante-
rjecorps berihtete cinen Wfonn an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT QeItorben un0 7 i'm
aampi Icidt Uermlmoet,
9. Niai - 76 @onn: 3m aaupi
aciauen 10, an @unoen geitorbcn 8,
0urh l(ni1ne ,. an drnnfbeiten 6,
idlmcr oel1uH0et 13, leiCft permuuoet
IL, QcfaHQen genommen I
10 Mai q &crluitIiitcn): 2<m
&f QeiaGcu s. al &un0cn geitor,
ben ), 0urh lluidQe 3, al aronf6ci.
. ten -. ertruufcn I , auf Sce rcrLoren
4, ifrcr pcrrun0at 23. Ieit)t pcr.
wunoct 33, aeian9cn 8enommen 3,
Irermift I.
II. 0}oi 60 n}onn: 1m aompf
aciancn s, an 23uuoen 1citor5cn 4.
0uh llnahidsiiGc T. an Qranf6ai.
. ten 4, an onoercu ltri1den 3, idmcr
| |oernlu0et 4 lelft nernltn0et 81, ae.
idusen (frilaer ais ocrmibt aemeloGt)
Is. TlotIenoerIuite. Sci elmer
/ Stcfercj erIittencu @unoen erIcacn
+. BET cincm 1p0ropIanunioa III tooe
Derbr1unt /
70 Q}oi - 81 Wann: I'm qonDf
geialen >, an @unoen geitorbpn 9,
an Araufaaiten ,. ou5 anoerar llr.
! iabe I id1pcr permun0et S, leidt Uer.
mlm0ct 40. i'm Quupf uermjbt ~.
f3 Niai - 96 .giuun: ,r. Qampf
leioqcn 80. on &erpmoun0cu oes
ncreeu 8. 6urt' lln9lidsf1Qe :. an
NraatHcltcn >. aus ouocrer llriode
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
RuFlaub idlieFt 6rieben NIT Der
llfraiae.

SonOOn. gine 6uufen0epeide
Der riIlliid]en &egierung meIOete uah
SoHoon, oaB 6rieOeusunterbon6lun.
gen nit Ser llfraiue begonnen boben.
Die 6einoieIi8fciten limo. gcn0B Ser
4IeIOun8, an Der @eroneib-, aarsf.
Il. 9rlansF=6ront eingeI1eQt, aud lit
cine 5renjIinie icit9elegt nor0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

True translation flied vita the postmaster at
Milwaukee, May IS. 1918, as required by
the act Of f,etohar6 tat-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

Trne translation filed with the postmaster A
Mlwaukes Nay Is. 1915, as required By the
Act of October g. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

TrRe translation filed with tho postmaster al
Milwaukee, May IS i3l5, as required by
the act Of Octooer 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
Hlngscna-& -&erluite.

SerlIn. - DE 0eutite Ncerc$lei.
tling bat folqen0er omtlid)cn @eridt
ilber oie geaenlcitiaen Gcrluite al
1SIIg3euQcu unO FeIieIbauous i'm
Nfonot 9lpril peroifentIift:
Qie @crluite Der iejnoli6eu 9uft-
Streitfr0ite an Ser oeutiher Erout
i'm 2lpril bctrugeu IS GeiIel6ouous
un0 27t 6lna}euqe. pon 6encn t22
hinter uuiereu @inien abiii:c3ten.
m0hrcnO Bic iibriaen Sen @eobad)-
trtnaen gemaB binter 0rn ieiuolihen
Stelungeu iielen. On Quftfanpien
hoben mir t23 TIuqieuQe un0 IA
6eiicl6allon3 perloren."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
Sriten iudlen !bnfen bon SitcuSc sn
ipcrren.

Sunosu. - @ie Die britiid)e 9IS.
niralitdt befnnntgob, 1T Die oeutIde
Gouhboot-Station Gitcnoe an Ser
hcl9Iidlen aujte in cinen neuenStreii.
5ul brttiidcr aricgsiniife tbeiIpeiie
geiperrt lporoen; Der pernltetc britt.
ihe arelGer ~9iuoictiue" Der gu Die
lem 3peG NIT Cement bepadt mor0en
mar, pltroe in Der 3nfeneiniobrt per.
ie1lft Die @riten. iagt Der 9erid]t,
perIoren ein Nlotorboot. ibre WforH.
idait5DerIllItc paren unbebeuteno.
IS miro nidlt behauptet, 0a6 scr
pericnftc areu5er bic 9lusfobrt Ser
Eouhbootc pcrhinoeru ooer ole Snhr.
ten Der 3arIt0rcr urnoaIif MAIDEN
miro, beioc pcrOen ober betr16tIidl
bebjuocrt.
%0Iliaer 6cblidllas, inat Berlin.
@eriin. - Ger 6ritiide GerItd,,
Die 6ofeneinfabrt non GIten0e 5u
iperren, mar mad eincr in GerIin Der.
0iientliften, amtIihen GrfI1rln1 eih
Tehlihlaa Gin after, uoIIitGnoig in
Stiife gcihoiiener freu3er. miro er.
fldrt, feat qeitranoet Dor Dem &aien
oe9 9}aoIgotionScanole8,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
Ter SaudJ6ubtfrica.

gSuibiugtOn, Z. 6. - 9}nt amt.
Iihcn. Itatiitiitcn 2lnaaben Oic in
@albington aus 6ronfreif eintro.
fcn maren Die 8eiannltperluIie Ser
aQiirten unO nclttralen Shiiiiobrt.
einid)lieBIih Ser ourh 5ccllnidae
oerltriadten, i'm 2GpriI oieics 2}ubre8
un8efdbr lnn bic 30litc qcrin9cr ais
ini gIeiden 9}onat 6c$ 1oriahrcs.
25m 2lpril 0es Ietten 2Sobres belieien
lid Die SeinmmtpcrIltite ouf 634 6S5
lonnen, i'm gpril 1913 mtr nuf
3St ,631. Die (onhbootonlrific
ingt Der @eridt, ieien fir oen 5eino
iett bebcuteno foitipicIi9er, ga tie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

True translation fiIsd with tAs postmaster at
Milwaukee, May IS. 1914 as required by the
sct Of October 8. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

True translst.ou fled with the portnsster al
Milwaukee, AIag IS 1913 as required by
Act Of octobers lqi..
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

Die Ginfahrt 3u oem3oien iclbit ober
Jet Qon}lid) irei. Vtinoeitens 3pei bri.
tiide 4}otorboote ieien perienft un0
ciu ,Vionitor ihmcr beihdbigt por0eu.
@ritiidls &erlnitc.
gonoon. - Die @eialnnitperlulte
Scr Gugldnoer IN ser perfloncncn
@ofe betro9en. not oeu anttlid) per-
oncntlidten @jIten 1852 Mann.
Die @erlIGte pertheiIcu iib mie iolgt:
@efoIrlt: Ciiicjere, 50l ,Manllidof,
ten 5.0G5; &erpunoet: Ciiiriere,
2,t23, @ionnidaiton 33,923; Der.
miBt: 0fficicre, 368, @|annihaiten,
1901.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
3erienfmngcn.

2OnoUn. - Iie britiihe 2lomiroIi.
tat CAB befonnt. 0oB cine britlidc
Ylinenrdumers ShoIuppe an 6. D}oi
oon einem 0eutiden Gouhboot torpe.
Dirt uno 0eritBft puroe, pobei 2
Gfficere un0 3 Wlann oermiBt ge.
meI6et rpuroeu lmo Dermut6lif
ertrlnfen iino uno ooB Elm an.
Oerer britiihcr W}inenrdumer ant
/ 9}oi aui cine 41ine itieB uno nit
3 Gfficiere ur6 90 0}onn inter.
gina
8aibinaton. :. 6. - Cine Tepc.
idle aus Barcelona meI6et Die Ser.
ienfung oes iponiidlcn Campers
q@rlin" ourh ein 6eutihe8 1altf.
boot, bsi heGem Eogp uno pdbranO
cr bic iponiife 5la9ge fiibrte.
@OnOpn. - Rad elmer Mcl6un9
ou5 Gopenhnacn acrict0 Ser qrobc
id)webiihe 6iid6dmpier oalnes" IN
0os 6cittide @}incnieI0 in Der Citicp
noroIih uon Sotbenbura un0 iorf
nit s .Diunn Der palobuua
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

uodl Ropereto iih critreden0cu l6o.
les beherrift. Die Ceiterrcidler ha.
pcu BORT jbre 2Irariiie orncucrt. nm
nas in Der letten @ohe oon 0cn
3treitfroftcn oes Sen. Iia; crobcrte
GeIanoe nieoer3ucrIonaen, bod hos
ben. nie Rom meIOet. ole 1>taIicner
Gle 4ngrj'ie bisher erfoisrajdl a5lc-
fdldeen. 2Iuh Die in poridic0encu
au6cren 4bihnitten uutcr1omn1enen
gcritoBe aeqen itoIieniihc 5+eqln-
aen nur0en Die Der ronliife 9erjht
|Togt, obgeItIo8cn.
gi:baneu iOa belicn.
NntitcrSam. aaiier QiIaeIn
knt cine Proclamation be.refis yi.
Ehauens erIoiien, in ipaId)er idlt.
; meros an9eEomnen. 0aE %it1aucn
bic oeutife aric5s5Ur0e tra9cu bel.
Fen wefoe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19

True translation filed with ths postmaster at
IA '"aakee. MAY IS 1918, as required By
the act OF October 8. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-19
@abrnns in S0bmeu?

2onOon. - lle5pr Snlihop, oinen
@orort Der b0hniidcn &auptitnot
Grog, lit, nod eincr Dtplolnq nus
amiter0om. Der 9alagerungs3uitan0
perb1nat norocn. 0egen Tenonitra.
tlonen iodeu $50 6rouen oerhoitat
porOen ieiu. IN aou3 9obmen iaat
Die g|e.olna, berrida cine @d6run9
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12
DAILY D0lNCS
AT CAMP DODGE
TWO AND ONE HALF MIL
LION TO BE SPENT FOR
, CAMP ENLARGEMENT.

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Sept. 10,
1918.-The war department has
announced the proposed expen-
diture of $2,5OO,OOO for the en-
largement Of Camp Dodge. There
will be 700 additional barracks
erected together with all neces-
sary bath rooms and other nee
essary adjuncts. It is UNDER
stood that the new plan con-
templates the erection of small
er barracks than those now in
use, the object being to prevent
such a large exposure in case of
contagious disease. The new
barracks are to be northwest of
the base hospital on the grounds
formerly used for artillery prac-
tice. The contract for the erec-
ton of the buildings has been
let to Weitz Sons, the same firm
that had the contract for the
construction Of all of the other
buildings at the cantonment:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12

When this new addition is COM
pleted this camp will accommo-
date $4,000 men. AS long as the
weather will permit the tents
will be utilized for housing the
new men as they arrive until the
two weeks quarantine is COM
pleted. A decided advantage is
gained by their use for this pur-
pose. The Importance hes in the
fact that but eight men are
quartered in each tent. In the
event that one of the men de-
velops a contagious disease, the
seven others may be removed
to the base hospital for observa-
ton while, if the men are quar-
tered in large numbers, in bar
rack buildings, from one hum
dred to two hundred men must
be placed under observation and
restricted to the company area,
resulting in disruption of work.
There are tents enough to &C.
commodate 10000 men. The
past week has witnessed the ar
rival of thousands of new men.
In addition to the conscripts two
full regiments of regulars have
arrived. The Second United
States infantry arrived Sunday
from Honolulu, where it has
been stationed for a number Of
years. This is one of the old
est infantry regiments in the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12
LEONARD KUHNLE WRITES

The following letter was re-
ceived by a friend from Leonard
Kuhnle, who is a former Botti-
tineau county boy but now a
member of Uncle Sans forces:
Camp Custer,
Sept. l, 1918.
Dear Friend: Received your
letter and was glad to hear from
you. I am getting along fine.
Was transferred from the infan-
try to the heavy artillery a week
ago Tuesday. We will use six
and eight inch guns. We will
train here five or six weeks long
er, then will go to Louisville,
Kentucky on the artillery range
for a month or six weeks, then
will be ready to go to France.
Christ Knopfle is in the light
artillery. Floyd Merrick is still
in the infantry about four miles
from where l am. / like the ar
tillery a good deal better than
the infantry. We artillery men
do not have to carry packs on our
backs. This is a nicer part Of
the camp than where we were at
first. We are q half mile from
the base hospital and a nice lake
called Eagle Lake" I was out
near the hospital last night
picking grapes. There are many
apple orchards here. ! was out
on guard Friday night and Sat
urday. W. had a big rain Fri
day night and I got pretty wet
even tho / had q rain coat. There
are q good many girls in the
camp today. / am right near a
cement road where the jitney
busses run all Of the time. I do
not know how long the road is
but it must be IL to Is miles
long. Our artillery will be drawn
with trucks and tractors. We
have automobiles and motorcy-
cleS and q few horses to ride.
Will close for this time,
Private Leonard Kuhnle,
Bait. G 42nd F. a. Camp Custer.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES FORE
CLOSURE SALE,

~--
Notice is hereby given that that Ger.
by Francis A. Schneider and Mary L.
Schneider, his wife, mortgagors. to The
Union Central Life Insurance Company,
mortgage, dated the 28th day Of March
1907, and filed for record in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of the county
of Bottineau, and State Of North Da-
kota on the nth day Of April A: p.
cages, On page 139. ana assigned by
said mortgage to M. F. Murphy, which
said assignment is duly recorded In thu
office Of the Register of Deeds Of said
county in book 80 of Mortgages on page
337, will be foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in such mortgage and here
ip 2 eG,,1 des Gd,sa at ct the he f front of door Rctt Of
neau, county Of Bottineau, State Of
North Dakota, at the hour Of 1900 o'clock
p. m, on the 9Th day Of October, A. D..
1913, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day Of sale. The
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
The North East Quarter of Section
Four. Township One Hundred Fifty
Nine. North, Range Eighty One, West
Of the 9Th P. NJ. B%ottineau county,
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of One
Thousand Seven Hundred Forty-Eight
Dollars Eightyeseye9 Cents !sl74s:s7l.
ure.
M. +. Murphy,
Assignee Of Mortgages.
w. J. Mayer, Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, Attorney for Assignee.
Aug 20 Sept. 6-12-1s-26. Oct. s.
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Camp Dodge and Weitz Bros,

Camp Dodge and Weitz Bros,
Des Moines.
One more mile Of paving is
now being planned for the camp.
It will be constructed in the near
future.
The camp has now ten and one
half miles Of concrete paving,
running the full length Of Main
street from the arsenal station
to the Base Hospital and on Des
.Moines street from Depot street
to Seventh. The Seventh street
entrance to the camp was paved
last spring, and this summer the
Des Moines street and Ordnance
read paving was completed.
A total Of 100000 gallons Of
water are now being used every
day at the camp for drinking,
bathing, cooking and for the
horses and mules employed in
the service.
The water supply OF the camp
is capable of furnishing 81 gal
Ions Of water per day for each
man when the camp is filled to
its capacity. Yet officers and
men have been cautioned not to
waste the water, as emergency
cases might call for a.great sup
ply.
The water supply is from a
series Of wells in the sand near
the Des Moines river. A large
pumping plant forces the water
into the great cement reservoir
on the hill, the location affording
excellent pressure.
The other day two army
trucks unloaded 1900 wooden
blankets at a down town laundry
to be washed. Other laundries
were given work also. All Of the
wooden blankets were washed
after the 88th division left for
France. It is now planned to
have all of this work done at the
camp and for this purpose 9
great laundry will be installed at
once.
1t takes a large force Of men
to repair shoes, hats and cloth
ing. The men are instructed to
turn in all damaged apparel be-
fore it is so badly rent that it
cannot be repaired. A new
building is authorized for this
work. The government has au-
thorized the expenditure Of $13,-
400 for building and $1,000 for
machinery.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12
USE MORE POTATOES.

8lP consume the
1917 record break
ing potato crop
Government ar.
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12
Charter No. CARS.

Charter No. s47s.
report Of the Condition o1 the
1UST NATIONAL BANK At 01Ex1IB1
IN the state o. NORTH Dakots
At the close OF business OF August
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1!s, ss2s2
Foreign bills Of exchange or
drafts sold with Endorsement
Of this bank. not shown u1-
der Item d above --------------- 146.362.SZ
oy unsscarsd occurred '.a. 4s.ae 4s.1o
U. 8. bonds deposit
iation ss.---s--..-- 100000
~tiflcates Of tndebt-
edness owned and 90 a.
Premium on u. s. bonds 1880 100000
Liberty Loan Bonds.
az. 4 and Ak per
cent, unpledged.--. 100000 100000
Securities other than
s, s]sPi & Sss:7 s T...! .;:' ssa4 1886
banking house 10000 80.
Equity in banking house 10000
Furniture and fixtures 1.27S.68
Real estate owned other $3.50.
than banking house. 2.71t.0O
Lawful reserve with
FEDERAL Reserve Bank 7.OSb.67
Cash In vault and net
Amouni - aLe 1Foln nA' 1883 lss
rhaohs ~ ntha. 6.nE. In tho
same city or town as re- ~
yoftlns uanA .
W. ~ ~ en1 ( ! 80 "a sRa ~
rhnn,,s "a I 10 ne Iocotad ont.
Cnecks On Danks !ocasoa ~
soc - city OF .uwn q e+he-
pno.h ""N a. AZ
caSm $685. -r;+G TT
neMWol.p.,vm aaI az frcro r. s
Tsoa...an 1u aEnJ m
5. carssSasSuuar' r.-+iac.+..- .r6
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-12

~ Government e1.
AD pats have esd,
mated met over 10000 extra
acTes az puAatoes were planted
last pear. The United States
Food Administration IL endeasoC
Ing to push the nations BIZ Do
tato stocks into channels az
trade and has placed potetoes
On the list o9 substitutes that
may BE- bouunt along With wheat
-four.
Potato soup hB become q var
Dish Here b q recipe that has
been tested By United States
Food Administration expertA In
ged3ents needed are three pota,
toes. one quart OF mnk, two
uses onion, thSee tablespoons
bufaee gnhstttnaa two table.
spoouB dor, one and ouehalf
tablespoons salt oooquarter
teaspoo0 celery alt, one-eaAth
teaspoon peppeR few grains cay
enne and one teaspoon chopped
parsley.
Cook Potatoes In bofied sasted
WATER. When soft run through
. strafner. Scald milk with on
ION, remove onion and add milk
0ow1y to potatoes. Melt the fat,
add dry ingredients, stir until
we'll MIXED. then stir into boiling
SOM Cook one minute, strain
and spEinkIs with barley.