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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

". f. Nash, depot. agent at Fillmore
on the 500, died Monday evening from
influenza and pneumonia. He leaves
. wife and children, we understand.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Rifle r. Morgan, Of the Starkweath-
er Times, was in the city Sunday,
having come down to visit Mrs. Nor
gan, who has been a patient in one Of
the hospitals. ss "
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

'Edmore has over forty cases. d In
fluenza, but up to the present time
there has been no deaths. Among
those who are very IL there, Is Df. R.
n. Cox, and as he is the only, physi-
clan there, it has been necessary 70
call physicians from Lawtoinii and
Starkweather: ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Now is the time and Gilbertsonss, 10
The place to get your pictures frana,1di.,
Devils Lake, N. y. /,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

u. n. Crary attended to business
matters = at Edmore the first Of: the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Allie Haig, who has been having
the flu y able to be out again.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Mrs. F. n. Crary is recovering from
.theflu, although not able to leave he.
Bed yet
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Farm Leans on most favorable
teEms. JOHN ". MAHER. Devils
i1,lks,s n. Dsk ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

FOR SALE: A few choice young
Durocs, registered. Either sex. High
class quality. E. J. Chamebrlin.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

TO THE VOTERS OF RAMSEY CO.
l. am a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Ramsey County, on the
Republican ticket. l am seeking the
Office for the reason that l have no
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

Farm Loans on most favorable
terms. JOHN w. MAHER, Devils
Lake, N. Oak.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23

A. M. Crary Of Mortified town.
ship was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23
WAR ORPHAN WRITES 5; !:
T0.LANGp0n LODGE

A year ago Lebanon Lodge, A. F.
& A.: M, adopted = French war orph.
an. along with. numerous other frater-
nal and charitable organizations thru
out America, who responded to the
call of the American Fraternity Com
mittee Of Paris, setting forth the pos
sibility Of American lodges doing a
great charitable work by. caring for
French children, who had lost their
fathers in the wal, by adopting them
and providing them with funds from
time to time. lebanon Lodge adopt
ed a little girl, IL years of age, by the
name of Marie Tidal, and this week
Worshipful Master M. I. Forkner, re-
ceived a letter of appreciation from
Marie and another letter from the
Countess de Vincelles, who writes on
behalf of the family. The letters
written in French, and translated by
courtesy of Hon. H. E. .Dorval. fol-
low:
Chateau de Genaurun, par Trepune
Finistere, Sept. 10, 1918.
Sir:
Marie Tidal, whom you were will
ing to adopt during the year, through
the Intermediary Of the Committee If
American Fraternity Of Paris, is the
daughter of a mariner fisherman, who
enlisted at the beginning of the war,
and who died at Berst before his de-
parture for the front. The family is
poor, and is composed of the moth
er, a son, who just left for the front,
two daughters, and a grandfather,
who cannot earn his living any more.
I am requested by the family to thank
you and to give you a few more ed
tails. AS you will note by the accom-
panying letter, none of them are able
to express their sentiments them
selves.
Marie is IL years. old and was
therefore very Young when her father
enlisted three years ago. Fishermen
must live very frugally in our country.
They had to live thus in the days o.
abundant fishery and could save moth
ing for the poorer years. Therefore,
you can imagine how great is the mis-
cry when the father disappears. You,
provision for the child, when living
is so high, is or a great assistance,
We are sincerely thankful for it.
America is very generous toward
France. And the French people who
think about it, are very much i'm
pressed by it. ) -.
Please accept. dear sir, my appre-
~ciative sentiments.
Countess de Vincedlles.
Madam Widow Tidal has received
ninety francs by po~stofice money or
der with great pleasure. She thanks
you very much. Marie Tidal and
Marcelus Tidal are also very thank
full. My father died in the war. Ny
brother, Louise Tidal, has gone to the
par. Many thanks to those who have
Sent us the money.
Maria Tidal
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-10-23
LOCALS

d Picture framing 10 ou1 speciality.
Gilbertson, Devils Lake, N. D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Official Fined
In Own Drive
On Motorist
Has Dealer Fined for Having
No License and Is Convict
ed of Same Charge,

S. Lee Lowrey. officer for the state
highway department. has been 50 care
iu about seeing that automobile
owner, had legal license on their cars
that he was neglectiul about getting
one for his own car But he had his
memory logged in police court thls
morning when he was fined the limit,
SO and costs, on a charge of driving
an automobile with an illegal license
1t was the second time within two
days that Lowrey had faced Judge w
o. Mitchell Yesterday morning he
appeared to prosecute charges against
W. I. Skeggs, a salesman for the
Sutton Motor Car company, whom he
had arrested for driving a demonstra-
tion car without a license SkeggS
went TO the highway department and
made application for a license for the
car. He also went to trouble OF finding
who was the owner OF the lccusc
tag which was on the state officers
car II was found to belong TO a man
IN Edmond. Skeggs made complaint
against Lowrcy and had the clerk at
the highway office summoned as wit
ness.
Judge Mitchell held that since Low
rev was an officer OF the law to look
after such violations and had no plea
Of ignorance the limit in a fine should
be entered.
Bu, the alteration between Lowrey
and Skeggs is not yet closed Lowrey
has made complaints OF assault against
SkcgRs and G. b. Sutton. In the in
formation the state officer charges that
he was attacked by the automobile men
yesterday on Broadway following the
conviction OF Skrprs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Italians Club Off
Foe ASSaiIantS
By The Associated Press

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN NORTHERN ITALY, Mon
day May l3.-ltaiian troops rcpulsed
with heavy loss a desperate enemy at
tempt last night to redeem the loss OF
Monte Corno. It is believed that this
was only the first OF series Of et-
forts to regain the lost ground owing
to the value OF the height which com
mands the approaches to the valley
leading from Trent to Royerto.
The fight last night was in the dark.
ness and was a bloody hand to-hand
struggle over the rocky slopes OF the
mountain The Italian positions, how
ever. were maintained intact.
Thus far the fighting around Monte
Corno has been Of a local character
and not a part OF any general oficns-
i've. although the outpost, show incrcaS.
ing activity all along the mountain
front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

WASHINGTON, May l4.-The cas-
ualty list today contained seventy two
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action fourteen; died OF
wounds, seven; died OF disease, three
wounded slightly twenty-one; missing
in action, twenty-seven.
Officers named included Capt.
Lloyd B. Russell, Manchester, Ok
iahoma.
The list follows
Killed In Action
CAPT. LLOYD o. RUSSELL, Man
LIEUT., HERBERr BOYER. San Fran.
PRIVATE STEPHEN e, FITZGER-
AID, Dorchester Mass
PRIN ATE EZRA BARROWs, Chandler
MINI
PRIVATE HARRY H. BARTLETT
hist FsrvHTE 91yfF cqaR MAGNrs NJ. BRAINS.
PRIVATE AARON CHIMEROsKY,
PRiVATE JOHN NJ. DAVIDSON, Sc
PRIVATE SAMUEL FIERBERG, Hart
PRIVATE LEO HAREMzA, Ashton
Neb
PRIVATE LOUIS }. LONDRY, Hart
forl Conn
PRIVATE THOMAS MKINLEY, Coun-
PRlVATE GORDON RULIEN, New
Richmond Wis
PRIVATE WILLIE b. SANDERS, Con-
verse. 5, C.
Died OF Wounds.
sERGT THERON T.. DALRYMPLE
NtIsCUANIr FREDEptCK II UrCK.
ELSHAUSEN, New Haven. Conn.
PRIVATE WALTER $. AUER, Canton
Ohio
PRIVATE WILLIAM ]. BISHOP, West
Springfield. Macs
PRIVATE MlLLMER L. CHGLDERs
pqraRould Ark
PRIVATE FRANK DANIELS, High.
land Park. M
PRIVATE WILLIE ]. JONES. starkc
Fla.
Died OF Disease.
PRIVATE SOGulNE A ARNOLD
Grecnvillr MISS
PRIVATE CLEMENT Il DUFFEY
nelnws re- ohio
PRIVATE GEORGE r. pAICURICH
Minneapolis, MINI
Wounded Slightly.
Major John l.. lIaskins, Minneapolis
MINI
CAPT Michael ] O'Conner. Boston.
Lieutenants Edward NJ Guild Ma.
hant. Mass. william A. Murphy, Gel.
csgo; hav h smith. Rutland, VI
Sergeant South Mcintosh. Jackson. XIV
Corpornls FLOYD A. Sexton, Buffalo
~ y; Ben II. Schuster, Eureka Springs
Ark.
PrIvatcs. RoIIa BENSON. Avn. m
James II. Carter Currency, Ga Wnrrcr
W. Davis pwfordsville Ind. Carl Ellis
Logan W Va: Harry O. Henson, Percy
NJ; Earl r HimelerlCk. Clnfkshurg, w
Va; AdOlph Hoeft dundee. H. Leo Nul-
a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Wilson'S Palm Is
Badly Scared by
Burns From Tank

WASHINGTON, May l4,.-President
Wilson removed the bandagcs which
have encascd his left hand since he
burned It four weeks ago by taking hold
of an exhaust pipe in the British tank
that visited the White House. The
hand has healed, but the burns have
left ugly scars which cover the entire
palm. The president was compelled to
give up golf, his daily recreation. ior
Two weeks but recently he has been
playing a one-handed game, at which
he has become quite proficient
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
FRENCH.

PARIS, May l4-Thc text Of the
French official report today fol
lows:
"French patrols carried out op-
erations north Of Hangard ION the
front before Amiens near Courcy,
and west Of the Meuse, bringing
back prisoners We easily repulscd
a German raid on small French
posts northwest Of Orvillers- -Sorcl
THE artillery fighting was rather
spirited in the Champagne near
Butte du McSnil and in the Vosges
A German local attack north OF
La trcht was rcpulSed by our fire "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Seizure Clause
Eliminated From
Oil Leasing Bill

WASHINGTON, May l4-The house
public lands committee, as the result
of conference between Chairman
Scott Ferris and President Wilson last
night today eliminated the comman-
dccring section of the administration
oil leasing bill and authorizing favor
able report on the bill. The section
eliminated authorized the president TO
take over any or all oil interests en-
gagged in prospecting on public domain
whenever public interest required it,
------W.sB.--
Uncle Sam is asking very small
commission for saving that income OF
yours Pay the tax now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Napoleon Once Said

"A Footsore Army II An Army HAlf De-
feated" Men IN Training Camp IN Can
.onnssnts. IN the Army and Navy suffer
from biisterr and sore spots on their feet
% more borcs Of Aliens Foot Ease the
ant1esptio powder 10 shake into the shoes
" Hsehsns the tired, aching smarting feet
oo1 beAis biisters and sors spots The
flaitshvre Camp Manual adNiaes men In
1fQlnSng 70 make daily use OF Foot Ease.
~ ASsrSwhsfs. fsc. tAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Cigarets Meant
For Army Camp
Found in Alley

ST LOUIS Mo-A hucksters wag-
on containing 100 cartons Of ciga-
rets, valued at SIPS. was found in
the alley behind 1903 South Broadway.
Shipping tags showed that the ciga-
rets had been consigned by the God
dard Groc2S company TO the post ex-
change at Riferson barracks
Morris Kaufman. 2 years old. a
huckster. Of l52l South Broadway
identified the wagon as his property
lie told the police that it had been
stolen from stable at 1910 South
Seventh street. He said he knew moth
ing about the cigarets. lie was or
dered held for investigation
Forty-three women physicians have
been sent into foreign medical service
by the American Red Gross.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
MAJORS TRIAL IS
POSTPONED BY U. S,

SANTA, Fe, N NJ, May l4-Thc
trial of Former Major John n Birk-
ner OF the United States army, on
charges OF violating the espionage act
today was postponed at the instance
OF the United States district attorney
until the fall term of federal court
here. The court ordered Birkner's S
bend reduced to 5000
Judge Colin d. Neblett yesterday
sustained three counts of a demurrer
filed in behalf of Major Birkner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
BRITISH CAPTURE
PRISONERS AND
Beat HUN RAID
Hostile Artillery Fire Is Heavy
on SOmme Front,

LONDON, May l4-German artillery
fire was violent last night in the Sommc
and Ancrc sectors. says the official
statement from Field Marshal Haig to
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what YOU are taking as the formula is
printed on every label showing it is
Quininc and Iron in a Tasteless form
GOc. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
To Relieve Gas In The Stomach

which disturbs your sleep, just try one
Soc bottle of LAX-FOS WITH PEP
SIN A Liquid Digestive Laxative for
lndigetion or Constipation. Pleasant
to take. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Champagne Front Bombarded.

PARIS. May l4-lIcavy artillery
fighting in the Champagne is reported
IN today's official statement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

J. c. Mitchell ~ years Old. Camp Fun
sion. Kan, and Mrs Dorothca Gerke, q
years Old, oklahoma city
William H. Lowe. "a years old and
Mabel Hnyne Is years Old, both OF Hem
upplU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

As a measure of wartime economy,
the members OF the senior class #
Wellesley college have voted to elimi-
nate the concert, senior play. garden
party and other customary festivities
from the commencement program next
month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14

Have you paid your income taxi Cash
now or kaiserism later-whichl
wis -
II you call il our war" be sure you
have your income tax receipt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-14
Vital Statistics
BUILDING Permits.

Building Permits.
V II. Patterson. ouc-stoiy frame
dwelling. 81 Euat Eleventh street.
81 500.
Harry TOrhet. one story brick flllng
station. 7Ol Wcs; Western avenue, $500
Births,
O. ogden. 9ll West Thirteenth street,
girl
Jack Vaunosdnll, South Western ave
nue.. boy
Deaths
william H. Spottsword, hospital. 6t
years old
J G. McDoulct i0S West Sixth street
sS years old.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14
Der Srittc ,,&iberfys
GSon".

@aibiuston, .. s. - am Cams.
tag, 6. 2IpriI, Dem 5a9restage oes
gintritts Der 8er. Stonten IN ben
Neltfrieg, lit in gou5en 2anoe, unter
groBarttgen Iemonitrationen, Die
Gompogne fir Die brittle nJreibeitS.
2lnleibe~ eroifnet noroen.
lie Bombs Der oritten Irei6eits.
anleibe wer6on gum 8etrage pom
3 Dliaiaroeu ousge9eben uno per.
ben AZ Qroeent 3inieu tragen. Gin
Iilgungsiono, in Oeu pGbren0 Der
Touer oes arieses unb nod Elm ssobr
nod)ber ) grocent bes Oernus9abten
getrases flie6en, Dtrb geidofien, Inn
Bombs bon 2eilten oiifouien 5u fon-
nen, Die ge3panseu werOen nogeu,
iie gu oerfaufen
Zie Bombs uer0cn in 10 ,Sobren,
nm 10. September 1923 ioGig. lie
3inier 6cainner AM 8. g}oi oieies
Sabres uno Ueroen boIbidbrlih, am
10 september liffD .. Uf1rd, aus
6e3ohIt
9lnitott 9tn3oblung non = Gro.
ceut, mic c5 Sci Der erein 1rcihcits,
anlcihc Der ToG mar, mir6 toi Der
Srtttcn 9lnlcibc Cinc JproccNtilc 9.H
3dbhlHg geiorocrt 3U1n;il E5occHt
Ueroep am . Nta, b Fr6rcrt am
IS. ,suli m0 40 lrocent au 15.
auquit idaia ilin.
Die 6ompagne fir Die 1nlei6e
Oolert 4 Mohcn. pom Snmstaa. 8
IpriI. Bis Snm@tnp I lfai Ten
9aufer miro und 9lbidiub Der Gam.
paaue ) Gage Triit 9e9cben, iDrc 2l6.
rchnuu1 uor5rlcgcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14
True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee April 10. 1919. as required By the
Act of October {. 1877,
Scr GOllgreb.
Snrdlucss aricssmafnabmtH in
6eiOsn SGuieru nni Der Sagespro-
ming. - NnidllGec Snr sdu5 5lidDeu
Sinsrottnng Der oCutidDen HreNe
Hno SentldJer Sdlriiten.

&ni5instpn, :. Is. 3u 9e-
ginn Ocs 5weiteu &riegSiobrs Der
Der. Stoateu bei1ditigt lj0 Der Con.
greB in 0ieicr @ohe nit nid1tigcn
Sorlagen. lpeIhc Oaju beitImmt lin0,
Die @iliSfroite oeS 9anoeS al Der
S6lad)tfrout mo 5u buulc nod pirf.
iamer 5u geitoIteu.
g3obreno 0as 3ouS Der Bin iiir
Die grpeiterung oes GonicriptiouS-
geieeeS oaS &orreht cinrGumt, iteben
I'M Senat mebrere 8eieeeutpiirfe ouf
Der 3a9esoronung. Die lid ge9eu
oeutide Spione uno 2lgentcn. ge9en
Die oeutihe Gropagonon uno lln'
loDalitot i'm olgemeinen rihten.
Jerner miro Die Spermoil8orIage
lpeiter er0rtert, Die Dem 4rdiiOentcu
9roBere MadltbeiugniB geben iou,
&egierlu9e Qeportements 3u rcorgo'
uiiircn mo mirfiamer 81 mahen.
Eie 6ohbcrraths ,Gorldae, ipeIbc
Idlpere Stroien periiigt fiir pro-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14

Die gol,se britiid5e 6Ionfe an Ser See.
fiiite.
9urd Die iiiOlide Gffeltiiue iufeu
Die 9eutihen mad SoiIions por;u.
oringen, Dem 9IR9eIpunct Der gigne.
5ront, BON no iie nltr mebr 10 Mei.
len entfernt iino.
9Iu Der itoIienii6en Jront nabmen
artlaerief1mpie an perihieoenen
Suncten an 6eitiafeit itarf 81.
2u Eiirfiid} 4rmrnien baben sic
SiirfeiL pie Elm officiener britiidler
9erift iagt, &an erobert.
Sn 6innlauo riiIten 0ie Geutihen
sur ginnabme BON 0eIiingiors, uie
WteIOungen aus Getersbura beIagen.
Sic bobeu Die 9(briiitltng ser 6eitun.
gen in 6innIouo uno ser ruiiiid)en
arieQsidliffe III finniihen @epdIiern
9eforocrt. lmo, nie e5 beiBt. boben
6ie rliii'he Gominiiidre iih bereit er-
fIGrt, aien 6oroerunaen 3u entiprc.
den.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14

&epiIbfif eineeleitet" beiBt cs in Dem
aufrlif. Die 2anbuna ron Gruppen
iei erfoIet obne cine llntcriubung 0es
g}oroes ab8uWarteu, mir0 erfldrt
unb Der @toro iei eiu Qbcil eius3
nobliiberIegten Bloue5 aemcien
Iaibinaton bsnnrnbiat
@aTbiuetOu, .. G.-Eic Qau0tuJ
iapnnilher uno brittic9er 5treittcd-
te III 8loOimoItod ltHo Der Broteit
Der ruiiiiden AGgierlmq bierqegcrL
Bat i'm ausmdrtigen 2tnlte in BaIb.
ington etntge geiorqniB erregt.
Ms SapNu lnldngit Die 2lbift, in
Sibirien 8rlppen fir Gccupations.
5ipede 5u Ianoen 5um 9ruS6rud orot,
te, neiaerte Die 9tegierttna in 8oib.
ington litb, 6ier5u lire }uTtimntung
gu eeben. Der ruiTiihe gtationaIratb
befAloB, aegen einsn oerorttgen Gin.
fau Bit prOteitircn uno bel Den Der.
Stoater nm SHus noth3uhtfeu. Die
GntmidIung Der 1inge BORT bat inoeb
Die Gage peronoert. Die Ser. Stna.
ten hdben oft ouf ibrem 8ehte be.
ftar6en, Warinetrlppen 5u lnnoen,
tpeun es litb bnrum bau0eltc. in ci.
nem frem6cn Safen, no americana.
it6eS 2eben un6 @iaenthum ouf benz
SpieIe itanb, Gtnard)ic su inter.
briden. EnQs Der geriht BEG drue.
rieouiiden GoniiiIs iiber Die To6tunq
japdriifer giirger In BtoOluoitof
ourd 8eneiie ergGu3t ipiro, 6aB Die
golifenifi geb6roen nlohtlos o6er
tlitt tpiIIen3 iin5 bic GdrtlOigeil 3n
beTtroFer nr0 9eben un6 gi0entbum
Der ausIdnoer 5u idiieen, iiirdten
Die hieiigen gedntten, 6ab Iic Dem
8orgeben Der 3oponer mo 9rtcn
lire @iltbeiBurg ntht berTa9en f6n.
uen.
Seine ,SnOniun, iast japaniids 9lr
giernng.
2OnScn. antti6e Depeiten
aug 1ofio melbeten mad Qor0on,
baB Die 2an6ung iapariic6er un6 6ri.
tiifer Er1ippen in @lo6ipoitod cine
rein locale 9lnQeIegenbeit ri uno
nidt oie geriugiten 9e5iebun8en gu
irqenbeiuer iopani'her G5n.erocntioH
in Sibirien babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14

oclltihc 9leltberlngen uuo 8eriudle,
Die arie9Sriiihngen gu bennlen
miro nod IN oieier 3ode i'm Senot
nnaenonlmen per0en Itno nebrere
anoere 8cicboorlagen iiu6 Iopeit ge.
oieben, ooB iic oem 4rdiioenten al
Ter @abri6einltdJteit nob nod in
0ieIer 0ode CUR llnteridriit 5iIge.
lteat neroen f0nnen, oorunter Die
8ia, peIte Die geitiiumungcn oeS
5pionoqegcIebc8 oth oui neiblihe
feinolidle Staot3o19eb0ri9e oits.
oehnt; ierner Der Gntpliri, Der cine
Straie BON $4,000 uno 30 Snhren
BeianqniB iilr Sic 3eritorung oon
8ricgsmotcriol o0er Die 9ebinoerunq
ser Groouctior BON ariegsmnteriol
poriiebt.
Die 9iQ, lucIfc 6ie brittle 6rei.
beitsonleibe olttoriiirte ur6 Die gor.
Iuqc. oie 3ur 3or6err1,g Der arieas.
in6uitrie cinc Griea8- 6inan3corpora.
ton nit S500.000,O0 2lctiencopitoI
un6 Der 9ered]tiguna, Bombs in Der
666e BON $3.000,000,000 aus3uge.
ben, ihuf. mur0en in bei6en Siuicrn
onQenommen un6 ourdi ltnterihriit
6es GrGii6cnten in aroit aeiebt lie
@e6bIhc Grport-9id. ipeId)e bic Bill.
oung non onericnniiden Grport.
Gombinotionen (5pr6icnten) 7meds
9(u86ebnung oes 2lnsIon0hon0el8 ge.
itottet, lit onqenommen un6 ing
Weibc SauS oeion6t rporoer I'm oom
Qrdiioenten ullterseifnet an meroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14
Oemticiyc E,reSie u. SeutGct,e
$cbriften ISlIcn au9es'
rSeteE tUcreen.

&nibinetuu, .. s. - Sena-
tor Sting aus lltnb hat sn Der
ben @ioerrni osS 6reibriefs oes
! 9sutibnmsricaniidlen gsntiunaI-
bnuoes be3luedcnOen giIl Elm
Amenbement 6eautrast, Ourdl
iucldJes Die &erlenOung onrdD
bic 9Spit Doer iOnitluie BON ira
senomelden 8iidern OberSGrii.
ten, bic in Der Sprade irgeRS-
l elmer Ration, NIT ipeldler IidI
bic Der. Staaten i'm Siege be.
! finbcn, ecbrnft fino, Dom /.
\ sSnli nn orrbOteu Iein iOa. 3ns
I luibcrbanblangen iollen NIT We.
I fGnanik Sun flni Sabreu nno
| Celebrate Oon 5000 9oiIars
I senhnSet iuerben.
Scnntor GuOse BON WSaiiadIit'
Ietts reidJte Gin 2lineroement
Snr &prlaae iiber Die &eri61rfr
nng Oes 8sietes eegen 2GnSes.
berratb nno uulupale 6nnbInn-
acn Gin, iucIdcS ben SSOitUer'
ianbt uler 3eitnuscn, WIOnats.
idDriften, gudlern nnO anOeren
9rndinden, bic 9an5 Ober tbeil-
lueiic III Der Seatifen Sprahc
eeSrnft iino, nidlt MIR fir bic
9ancr Oes arieaes, iOnOern TO-
lange Sas bctrcffenSe Weiet in
Strait bleibt, per6istet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-14
100000 uIann einbermfr1.

8aibin9tOn, 3. s. - Bro
fufmaridaG General 6rumOer
bat am q. bis. einen Slnfruf an
alle StnnteR erlaiien, 10000
Mann fir ben 5iucitcn inter Der
SonicriptiOn crlaiienen 9tni IN
Den 6abnen 5n ftellen. 0ieic
Seute iuerben am 26. 9lpril
! nadD ben IsslOlagern abjnriifen
beginner nno oercn WiObIliia.
, tion iOa innerbalb Der ) bar.
anffolgcnben Sage pollenoct
, luerben. Die gente mer6en Der
Glaiie Ns1 entnummsn uno neb.
mea bic elate Der SOlonten Gin,
Die bieien Ylpnat npu ben GSclS.
la9ern mad Den Ginid)iifnngs.
bafen fir ben transport nadl
europa abgehen.
7ie Guott Der in oirier
gpril Wrbiliiation fir ons
slueite GnfscbOt einscsuaenen
Sents lit iUeit grofer ME Dor
mcbreren 8oden eruurtct lunr.
Dc, MS nnqenpnmen wmroc, OoR
nur etipn 10000 Wnnn upn ocn
Derifieocnen 2lnsbe6unasbell0r.
ben i'm April in iteaen ictn
lunr6en. 2ie GrbDdnne Der GAIL
eeidpnb nnf 9lnlueiinna BON Era.
iioent @iliOn, Der Is fiir nDthig
eradjtete, iOfort nnO ohue gSer'
,ne ben &cbHrfnifien 1Sronf.
reid's nno tsrof6ritannicn's
III entipredlen.
6s III icbt iiemliGl iid'er, onF
hie 3abl her inter Scm ,. Huf'
ae6ut (5in;usirhenbsn iih aaf
etiua 100000 in ben nGditcn
II Wonatsn iteaen lUirS.
Bon Ssu i'm ApriI ~ itsllen.
ben 10000 Nann ino 49,.
zoo meife GeeiitrsHtrn, bic
Hbriaen yleger.