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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

ashamed Of his incomplete body. He is
proud Of it, 1t has placed him on the roll
Of honor one burt in the worlds de-
fence We all know with what gentle and
noble pride the Old G. A. r. man carries
his empty sleeve. SO now, in far greater
degree, shall have an army Of men
whose injuries their pride and glory, If
only they can have at tho same time the
bodily power TO move and to work that sus-
tains the life OF the soul. They can have
it freely. The government Will take care
of this If the people will understand and
avail themselves of what is offered them
Already in Franco hundreds of men: arc
working skifuly in fields, shops and fac
tories with new and better appliances than
we're ever known before. The skill and
toll Of surgeons and inventors have been
earnestly and tenderly applied to the deep
need of this noble army of sacrifice, and
with greater results than we could have
believed possible.
1t is wonderful to see what these French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

-! i He tyttQUtCS
%HROUGH the dark clouds which
d have gathered over the whole world
Ia we see at times sudden glcam of
light like a passing glimpse of the
clear blue beyond 1t is a fash of prophecy,
a brief vision of the renewed and purified
world which should follow upon the tragic
days Of the great conflict In the coming
time we trust that there will be not only
spiritual uplifting but a certain spiritual
zng of material thngs-a benefcent use
of agencies that have hitherto been selishy
or narrowly applied. From the great slim
ulu. Of danger and sacrifice and the neal
ness of SORROW and death we shall gain a
keener and clearer understanding. Old
things viii pass away. To believe this Is
part of the intense faith and hope that
we need to sustain Us through the stress
Of the dark hour.
Mechanical power takes its character
from the spirit that uses it. All machinery
is but an immense extension Of the hands
and Of the soul Of man AS the power
he reaches out through the universe, for
death and destruction or for life and re-
newal The Germans are using mechanical
power malevolently and diaboHcally, &C
cording to their natures But in right
human hands it is, and will be in the future
to still greater extent. strong agency
in the restoration of the world
We have here to consider it as applied
by surgeons to the rebuilding of broken
bodies, and so directly as = sustaining
power to the souls Of men Hitherto In
most cases q manned man has been
broken man. With the conviction that he
is practically useless. and with that strange
false shame that makes him feel his dis
ability as disgrace, merely because it is
conspicuous, most crippled men have been
literally down and out If poor, they have
become beggars; If richs they have dragged
out weary and sorrowful existence, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
Navy Men to Supervise
Camouflage of Ships

CAMOUFLAGE painting for Ameri-
~ can vessels is to be standardized.
Work of this character done on all mer-
chant vessels for the Shipping Board will
hereafter be under the supervision of the
Navy Department. Types and designs of
camoufiage painting for general use are
to be furnished 10 a local representative
known as the district camoufleur," who
VIII determine the particular design most
desirable for individual ships in his re-
glon. For vessels demanding special
consideration the Navy Department will
undertake to supply the necessary in
struct!ons, so far as practicable. The
new arrangement, it is believed, will re-
suit IN uniformly effective camoufiage
painting.-Popuior Mechanics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
Standard Screw Threads
To Be Established

CONGRESS has provided for the ap-
~ pointment Of a commission which will
establish standard screw threads for adop-
ton in manufacturing plants under con-
troll of the War and Navy departments,
and, as far as practicable, for general use
in this country. Manufacturers will gain
immensely by the uniformity which the
commission will bring about.-Popllnr
Mechanics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

ter attackers burst through the curtain to
face-they know not what. Perhaps the
attacking parties are lying twenty or thirty
yards away, awaiting such a move, or per-
haps they are not out OF their trenches at
all, and the men that are sent through to
check them are themselves met with con-
centrated rife and machine gun fire
THE alrplane observers. however. are
usually able to prevent such occurrences,
and the counter attack was considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
Another German War Tr0ph,

weapon at Americans until his am
munition was exhausted. Then, COR
nered in a trench, he refused to sur
render and fought until he was bay
Oneted to DEATH
The weapon may be used as an
automatic pistol or machine gun.
The pistol fits into the wooden case,
which is shown attached
as the stock of a machine gun.
When in the wooden case the weapon
is worn fastened to an officers belt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

TT TOW the deadly depth charges
~ employed by the Allied navies
IL r. have shaken the morale of sub
marine crews so that the sea
pirates are kept in constant fear of death
under the most agonizing circumstances
is described by Archibald Hurd, who
contributes the following article to THE
Illustrated London News:
"What may rank as one OF the most
curious incidents of the war which is being
waged on the enemy submarines occurred
the other day, when German U-boat vol
unfairly surrendered to a lightly armed
British drfter. That points to a remark
able change in conditions at sea. When
the policy Of piracy was first adopted by
the Germans their submarines had things
very much their own way, because few
merchant ships were armed and the navy
short of small craft. For some time
the Germans were able to send to sea a
large number of U-boats, and the officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
T%O STRENGTHEN the wounded
lungs Of soldiers who have been
n injured simple device for blow

ing bubbles has been found
beneficial. 1t is described as follows in
Popular Science Monthly':
Simple methods have been devised for
treating wounded soldiers at the front.
Those suffering from wounds in the throat
and chest can improve their condition by
blowing bubbles in a bottle of water, &C
cording to Dr.. Pescher, French surgeon.
"The bubble blowing device is simply
long rubber tube attached to bottle that
rests in a basin. In order that the patient
may receive the full benefit of the treat
lnent his body should be erect and his chest
thrown out SO that the lungs may be we'll
expanded. The best effects are obtained by
inhaling through the nose, slowly and regu-
larly, and blowing through the tube, COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

and made them lay hold eagerly upon the
means of restoration. They win have pre-
served to them one of the most precious
gifts of life personal indenendeuce-f Is
not this a CLEAN of light in the darkness?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08

polling all the water in the bottle to run
off into the basin below. This exercise should
be practised thirty times during each treat
ment. When the lungs improve a larger
bottle is used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-08
By Marion Couthouy Smith,

q TIC Vlg1IdnteS
the dark clouds which
have gathered over the whole world
Ia see at times a sudden glcam Of
LIGHT Like = ssirc< erli1onsa af tho
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Gin HmnSIt6rcibcm
Scr JctUa SpncSc
PaifCrcn empfobleu, iidJ pGtrictiid
81 betdtieea nuO eugliide
Sonntagsidjnle 5n 6alteu.

aiutoln g2cbr. %. g1oi. Der
Staats 8erteioigun9Brat q III ange.
uebm beriibrt iiber Elm 0litn6Idref.
ben, 0as Elm paitorenfomitee 0es
tueitli6eH 0ebra8fa 9iitrifteS Der
Soma SDHooe nm bic gortoren Die.
ier SDno6e In 9e6rasfa 1asqeinnot
6nt Dartn mer0cn bic paitoren otlf.
geior0ett 6nfiir All iorgfn ooB i6re
Observation-Disclosures hdl an Der pa.
triotiiten ar6eit Der ilbriqen Sir.
ger 6cteiligeL 6a6 fe ielbft penn
ouigeior6ert, nls 8orfber In patrio.
hiden @eri1mnlifnqen funaieren
uHo oaB iie In iol9en geriamnlllin.
gen iiA Der en0lii6en Spra6e be.
oienen iollen aaragrdbb 4 uno 5
0es Groition8Gaiebes fonnten bon
feirer @efnbr iein oa fein paitor
aud MIR in Grtfernteiten fd iiu.
loDaler @anolaraen aegen iein Gano
idul0ig MAIDEN f6nne, ionoen feline
Wlitglie6idait 81 aitiri9li9er Greue
1nHiipornen bube.
lte6er bic gprahenirdqc beiBt 90
In 6em geridJf: o92an iolfe BE
Gbradeufrage nidjt BON gfano.
pmfte bes gledies aug betroften
ion6ern lieber 1ls cine gtrieqsnab.
regel anieben, im Moiteugetii nn6
.Gcrrihait 5ii betbirten, un0 bee.
b1lb bitten nne e5niiruffioneH Der
,yrgenb IN englil9er gPrafJe gege.
Sen iuer0en. bic Gonningeidufe
iofie IN Der y0abesibradIe gebolien
i0erbeH 501g man 0les nldji III
lin tpiinidh oopf fam, wgqeH BidH.
ael an gpr0dJfenninig, oanB Dirb
's raiiam iein, Die Zaale gong 81
Idlifben
Gieief 9riei m bic 80ilorG If
bon ggef0of Nebr, dltg abaeidHot
Wp bon ben W6iiorea s3obanags
,ebmaan q. aloeduef unb v. q. i
afftz aniersel4nei, II
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slseraaulk1mna Aa
vii,ntatnpftipaImua
AahnptAhhtnlfn npn aptAhup hires
Amtte tniirht annhfthifeFtp.
ttH ~ lhfe ElrIlt.

saaIbualcn 2g Wat auen
uilcnbobu a'rahbenlm muthe ae.
Ilen pom GENERALIZATION mltalhoa
Die Noll9adli cnlaoagH alt 0fftn.
DNeidaTisliibtfr ibfef Aabnen Al
hlnaietgH sc merbtn an ihtr Sicue
fir lrAc NdbuIinlc puuheeOireTioren
ernaunt merheH blr mr Der Glen.
hobnprrinnIirnA ttfdnlmorIllth IluA.
IN uleIen Haisen Btaaen oic Ulign.
bohuptaIi0enien an gfuubeeoireEio.
rem crnonnt pcfDen
ald melierrr Shriil sur slrorao.
niiot0n Der g'ohnpermdlhnQ mur.
0en snei npne Eiitrifie aeidlaffcn
r. hlc aaraienp 0lcaion, Ste one
pinicn bitlih bon 9itlsburab Gin.
idllicIt, oiber Der glem gorfer
0enirol unh Der Norabonias.
niitrIgi, Der oae Nabuen nmiobi.
mcIhe In Namblon aoaos cnOiacn.
gludl anhfre flriHcre nlitriftc mcr.
ben aeItaIien lperoeu
glls eriier iuiir0q 6. ~ &un-
alr1iioent Der alirainion
oIs mabnberndIter icines
Whites eiitboten, neil er es Der.
idunitg, bie gtrorbntngen Der gabn.
bernolhna betrriig Der SuitauoboI.
itira ieiuer 2inie prompt su befoI.
gen.
Girf bic gleucinridhtna wer.
Den aid bic gebdltcr In pieIcn Tdl.
len bcidluitteu tper0cu. bo ale gliit.
itenicn oes @eneral0ireflors &c.
bdIier bon $4,000 oag sobr en-.
bolien, mas Ia niclen GGaen nieb.
rieer iif olb Die @cbaIter, ueItbe
Bic praiiSeuten bon ben qabncu be.
3ogen.
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t'er. Staten sperNen
lsmkIann bsIfem
Man ktatHhtiai, bic ruifiMtu Gel.
anb NnpmipuIIcalprra
onihnIaaltn.

AloIblnairn g9. Mol Cllon 0ofI
n oifoal aofttlpnnAtni AM limit.
ID alrfb Ens &ioalsotpailes
merit hriddital Fh aeaVnludriIa nit
alIdhrn Sic horolii obslrlcu, alub.
lanb ilnietIhlpima allieil petAen az
iaiIen. Nor ollcn Uinaen miu man
om Siuiten Iinan1ifae llntttlliitluua
suieil nethen loiItn, III Der gEbNdll,
gtuhloub micher Rintn allop an Der
Come Al pcri6niIen imo paliIdt.
Ionos @tabIdpIdne su bcteiteIn.
Wlon bcabIihiipi, fine aroBe Simi.
mic tselbes dils8ulperlen. nm In glilh.
Lamb Aprr6lr ollrr attt uuiAntoulen,
nnneuilitb ober aduuipoIIc un0 Gel,
lUeldle strlifel beIon0ers bon ben
Detidlen bcaebft neroen alrtio.
nen bic Cinc befartigc nlaBnobme
beiiirmpricn, rrllaren ooh Gelitidl.
LAMB bieic Tnae einioh nrbluen
per0e obncn 0ofiir 8obhlna 8u let.
iicn. ipenn glmcrifo nidlt cinidlreite.
Wlii otm @elbe, BOD glmcrita ha.
iiir beBoblc, F6unte yluBIduo irine
synouitrIr nacHrr onfbeiicrn. Tieipul
qltan 1T iriiens bes StdotsIctretdrs
9oniing Die er6bte qlllfmertioufeit
aemibmet worben oodl III oerielbe
bon bieiem nod ntdlt cut gebeiBen
lporben. Sunerbin iit bic wlogIidl.
felt porbonocn bah oerieIbe NIT ct.
Iihen gtbdnoerimaen ourdleefiibrt
mcrben miro.
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l1Daffen : ltntcrlitttilm1
miro fcrt0cIcEt

g3em gorf, 22. Gina 40
8aiQen mqren norbon0en aIs oie
llntcriu6ung bcs @eneroIouuoIts
beSiigIib Der onacblideu groben
Wloiien BON 0eutihcn @etDebren in
Der gia1e bieifr 5taot beiite fpie-
Der oufgenentiipn muroe. Die lin.
tcriudDuug niro BON Sitfs.(BeneroI.
onmalt gcfer uno glgenten oes
5tliti50epartemtntB gelcitet. Gie
tpurbe Dor 3pei gloAen eingelteIlt,
oaniit neue uno ni6tige Gpuren
beriolgt meroen fonnteu Ole bis.
beriaeu 8eugenausidgen Baben CT.
pebeu, haB orobere gorrdte bon @e.
iuebren bic bon amer. ,Babrifen
unter oeutidjer aontroae berge.
IteQt iHo fiir glerifo beitinltut mo-.
rsn, BON gni6oroo 1uiae9dlten mir.
ben Ole @ofien ioIlcn bann at
9ialen Der ruiiii6eu
onsc6oten moroen iein.
Wlar ninlHt an, oob bic @igeutilmer
NIT @rfolg eineH 3eil bet QIorrdte
nod ail6d ODER Gii0.amerif1 ge.
idn0t bn6en.
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bent Der llniteb gSreB.) Den 9Ir-
eo6rn oerti9er @efangenen gemdiI
elauben bic oeiitidlen Gruppen un1
oas 0elltide Golf, Dab Der ariea IN
oiciem Sabre al @ttbe fonmen tper'
be, nnB 6erleIbe unentIAieoen bIei.
ben, DentidIano aber giinitige Jrie.
oen5be0ingungen erlangen miro.
Diele @eiangenen iagen piid, 0db
@eriidien 5uioIge 5elbmari6da Sin.
oenburg, Der opreiiBiide Ssrlcgg.
eott" bereits Dor gernltner Belt ge.
itorben iei nno beriDeiien IN gerbin.
0itng Biermit at bic angeblihe an.
Deien9eit 6es 5eIbmaridaIs BON
Wl1denien an bet Meitiront. 5n
Gifi5iersfreiien ber gl1ijerten dber
iuir0 0cm @erildt iibet ben Too
$inoenbures fem @lnuben geibenft.
SD bernebme, batj belgii6e iino
IranBoitIde 8ibifiIten INNER nod
3nr g(rbeit binter Der 0elttIden Clinic
anaebalten tperoen; bic Geutiden
a6er lifb piiteno, neil bieie geute
10 iDeilig leiiten.
Die fran8oftldje geb6ltenung in
Oen bonn Geinoe beiebten @ebietS III
gilten Wlnts, beb1nDeln Die britt.
iben @efaHgenen ME tbre8 gleiden
nnb Qeben ibnen an Ndbringgmit.
ieln, mas iie entbebren t0nneu.
Eas gomme1Detter 0aiiert an nnb
MIR an etli6en gnnften luiro bic
gint0nigfeit unterbroden. BtDiiden
Der CONNIE un0 4rrag b1t bic bent.
Ihe Qrtilerie i6r Jeuer bcritdrft:
bic grontliuie bee Qtliierten III In
oieIem abl6niit 8iernlid itarf nit.
nenommen iporoen, pdbreuo bic
gatterien bon idiDeren ieinoliAeu
8eifjiiben beidJoien merbeH Die
5niafterie bes @egners trat beute
iidjt In WlnIIenaftiou; mon 6eifrduf.
.e iid dilf geleeeniftdc gd1rmiiael
mo EntrotiGengdnqe.
Gas Gdlndtfelb 1T fiali6iq; bic
BeidJolIe iperim gtdn6fuolfpn alf
iHitoit ipie 6isber gdmile.
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Gle GelHiden babcn Fh IN brr
9atianp un0 Wlontoloier @encno
nidlt iiart sinpearobcn ein 8eidcn
hab iie bort tetne perninncrte al.
ME sn buIien brabIldtipen. ionOcrt
ben gInariii forisuictcn bcabiidltioen.
Wenn oer qInariif erfolgt, baum
1T es m6aIid, oab oie 2iuir Der
glniierieu an mebrcren Vltnften nod.
aeben miro, benn fcin Wlenid fanu
cinen nit arobcr aroit priiibrtcn
sdIoe eeeen oie @riilt ousbolten;
or fam ben ShIao ober abihip1den
menn ct ben aorper Suriidbieat.
Gie beiitidjen GyIieger aeiaen bet
Dem @erIude, bic ginie oes weguers
at iiberfIieoen arobc siibnbeit.
Seds berieIben iiberflogen helte oie
omeritoniife 9inie uno erofineten
oiis ibren Moihincnoeiuehren Gener
oiif bic I'm ben GSrdben beFinoIihcn
MaunIdoftcn. 3ie glieqer ipnrocn
ourh @eiuebrfeuer berideumt. GS
berridt arobex xpisc; bic Beee finO
alisgetrodnet.
Gffrufbe NIT 9nberFdJt eriuartet
@oIbinaton. 22. Wlai lleber.
3elet 0oboit, 0nB ole g[n6eihen aiiF
cine boIbiee Wiebrraitfnabme Der
beutiben 0ffeniibe in Ssranfreidl
binoriiten, boben bic offi8iellen Grei.
le bier oos @ciiibl, oob gIIles, mas
geian iueroen foniite, I'M ben oIliier.
ten armeen bon amerif1 an8 SiIfe
at bringen, eeion ipor0en III. Sic
ieben ocm Oaeittltat NIT oerielbcu
9uberHGt entgegen ipie bic britiihen
unO fran5Oitiden Biibrer, bic lider
oarolif rebnsn, Dob bic Daitihen
5lriideelhloeen tperoeu.
g(merifoniihe Gruppen iteben
gd)ulter an gdallter NIT Den 5ran.
8oien un0 g]riteu In Der Ntcnroie,
ipdbreno III GI1nbern omerifaniidJc
Ginbeiten oiht binter Der fSroiitli-
ME eineyer5iert iperoen bereii, toenn
notig, iofort mtteinBugreifen. Sit
bei0en SteIlungen iperoen bic Zine.
rifaner III eineni glu8ndB peritdrft,
bog man nod por tpenigeti Monateft
nidt 0ii erboffen geipogt bate, uno
aud IN ben bei6en iUeiter iil0Iid
gelegenen 2fbibnitten fperoen bic
omerifaniihen Gtnien tagIib ber-
itdrft un0 ertpeitert.
9lit ne6r ols 10000 Wldnn ien-
ieits Der Gee baben bic Ger. Stao.
ten ibren boQen glnteil an oeraaupi.
front iibernou1men. Wlon erfiibr of.
fi8iea, baB bic gegeniudrtis bon ben
glmerif1nern geboltene lutrflidlc
ldneer III, ols eS bic Der
belgiiden Gruppen mar, ais bic
amerifoner IN bic ir1naoiiiden gb
uien In Der aicarbie einriidten. Sie.
iige geamte olauben, oaB oa8 bent.
ibe Sberfomnanoo NIT ieinen Of.
fenii6bIdnen in Der gic1roie unb IN
i5lonbern 70 tfttenIip engagiert IT,
Dob an nn0eren Stenen Der 5ront /
feiuc ernitlihen gtnitreugtingen 8a /
rriuarten iiito.
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Ssransge6g bes ogHa@ Derid6nn-
ben.

gleu gorf. ~. gldi. Wroper
ggbalen, gefretdr 6es gurgermeI.
iters &blan, uub ganicI i. eoba.
Ian, gtodtg. .Cberridter, befanoen
fif tmier ienen Delhc ais 8enGen
Dor bic gIunoes @roBgeidiporenen
aelaoen fDnr6en III a,erbinbnug init
bem Neridfninben bon syereriio6
G'qedrp, benz trfiberen &eranSge.
Der Der 8eitldrift o@uao ber NIT
on0efen Uegen llebertteiilna oeg
gpion1qegeiete9 an9etlngt ipur0e
G'oenr0s giirnldait berfiel, ais er
iid oqltern nidJt beiu gso5efi Elm
i0nb. gnnbesmnribnn W2eg0rtbD
BOT eiHen enftbefebl ae0en G'Qeorp
erldiien,
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Nmrritantr grbtn Dem
SeinO cine 9ulis Gas
OeueraI perltiuo mcttet Sat ielns patrcnlrIen
msbrcrs CSefsdts iIeorcit bcltanScu mnc O5es
IanOcne moctten
SeiuSlits @ffenliUe DlrS nit 5uOsrIIe0t srwar.ss

pImerlEuniIhes Soupiauoriier tn
5ronfreitb, ~ Wloi. 0euie friib
erofinele bic omrrifaniidle artiIlerie
nor0neItlih BON Emll alf 0ie ocius
idcn SielIlngen un0 Nnntoneinents
tnerbalb oes Gcrrdlanip @eboIaes
elm plohlih hardlibares @osbontbor.
ornent Gem Seinoe wurSe Idmrrer
Sdlooeu 5uaetiigi; pie aroB bcriclbe
III, fann nod nitt rrmeHeu meroen.
Dir Slut Der omrritoniIden @oe.
bomben erfoIgte 1T brei geoaen, iino
imerbalb elmer bnlben Stimoe mar
Dos @cb6I5, IN Incident oieIe Deui.
idlc gladjtlager be3oaen bnttcu, NIT
grobcn 0uoHtit6ien giitiger @oie
dnaeiiiIlt.
GeitIib bon qinebilfe fam es am
Dloniog gloht Su lebboftgn gyo.
trouillet1upien. Geutide glbteiIlln.
gen Dur0en 5ipci Wlol BON oen lime.
rifonern bertrieben, ggir modlten
5lpei @eiangene.
gImeritanii6er geri6i.
2Imerifoniides Sauptquartier IN
iyranfreid. ri. @toi. (91odbt6eridDt.)
Gffi5ica miro aemeIoet. ngei 9Lui.
fldrrng8gefedten In 9otDringen
modten mir ntebrere @eiangene. Die
6eioerieitige 2Irtillerie mar IN 2otb.
riugen umD I'M &oebre Diitrtft til.
ttg.
go 1T nuuiHebr ieitaeitellt NOR.
ben Dab Dlaicr 2if6errD innerbalb
ltnicrer 2iuien inn Sample nit eincm.
feiHoIiden GoppeIoeder bcroboeid6oi.
fen iuur0e."
ylnge Dor 6em Eturm.
Wit Der gtmerifa1ii6en glrmee IN
Der gicaroie, 81. 0lai (gon s5re0
p. t}erepion aorreiponoent Der
llnite0 g}reB.) - eollten Die Deut.
iden foie0er Die 0ffeniibe ergreifen
10 miro aud 6ieier aeil Der syront
iper6en Ole anboItenbe
Gdtiafeit feinoIi6er 5Iieger Del Gag
itnO gladt uno oos glbfIaiten oes
oeididen 2GrtiIlerieieltcrs m6ocu bic
0eB Sturines bilOcn.
&dbreno bet letten 3G gtilnben ba.
ben iid bic Geiitiden 1iiffaaenb
ritbig bprbdlten. BUR Die S5fieaer
ettttpidelten erbobte 9dtiofeit.
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Americans of German Blood

ndmn neidsae iha somep
of In o u
the marx firms that % him
We had Of
1mpg about ~ We think smdhg ought % done
casualty lists
they win they viii discover that the activity Americans whose
noc 70 win
German dying under the Stars and Stripes France And peO.
d America
lhan yopa w Of Editorial LahsTS 1879
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gerlnite Der amesifauiIdIgn GFpebis
linngifnppen.

ggaibineton ~. U2ai As gaa.
men iDlroen nuf Der 9alie Rom
arieggamf ber6iientlidten gerliilt.
fife angeqeben Grei fieleu i'm
Sample, Bipei iiorbcn an Qrduf.
bcitcn Slpei ertdgen ibren @un0eH.
3S Nann fDnr6en idtper iln0 orei
leiAt berlctt geirtnant Jlobeft b.
Gong &oiliton Ter, befaHb fid I'M.
ter ben gdfDefbcrtDlnbeten Goloat
M w. sJo1nloh oer as bermibt
gemelocf iuurbe, III mie6er BEL leiner
dompoenie. Inter ben SduerDers
letten 1T dad gert 3. gouuina BON
Thor, 8ng nngegeben
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4rdie 9lOOIs0eIt bsrlor Elm gsiH
nn6 eineu Mrm.

EiDoiio1 W2fd-, ~. Wlni.--s5fi
einem @ortr1q filr bns Note area8
erfldrie geitern Df. Wi. q. &ofDin
bon G6itaqo, Der filr5lid BON
s5raHfrei6 5urlifgefe6rt If, Dob
Gouptmann n 0iooiebelt, Der
gobn G6eooor giooieoelts, idlim.
mer berpunoet 1T, als man oage.
mein anHtmmi. Gr iagte, 6dB benz
jilnaen mooieteIi Elm @ein inb Elm
9lrm obgcidoiien uur0e
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tr,etterberidtt,

Hiir Cmoba nHo llnaeseHo
Sd0n Beiie abaao uno wa9ridlein.
lid IonHetttaL igarHler IonBeFss
iaa.
i}ilr glgbrosfa g96n beuie
abnb nnb lBaBridJeinlidJ alia am
Donnpfsioe; mdfmer GoHnersia9
1ir 3opa ZdJ6n beglie aibeuD,
hlbler I'm olslidjeH un0 Beuirolen
Led, GouHst0a iDabfIdJeInlidI lagn
lnb wdmn IN ioetiiGen IelL
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4ordiccnt itnfcrscic9nct
SeSitionS : 11ctla0c

ggoi6ineton, 22. 07ai ~grdii.
bert ggilion bot gcftcrn bic 5eoi.
tion.gorIage pnter5etdnet, pel9e
Der 0leGierilng aroBe a}olfmnften
eibt, inIoDaIe @nn6llmgeu nm0 DE.
ben 8a beitrdieu
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griictuna bee italieniTdjcu 5Iiteers
9iesuuit.

gaem gorf ~. Wlai 2trmee.
ofii8iere Der 9ereiniatcn Stoaten
un6 her 9(liierieu iunaierten BET
Der aeitriaen geiiebung bes berilu.
aIiidten italieuilhen ,Sliegers.
Sanptmanu 81. q. gaesunti, als
gobrtnhtr1oer. Gin erober Gopro.
ui-qleroplon ioIdte oeu 2eiden8ng
unb mart mcibf, rote uuo blnue
gInnlen ab.
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it'irteIitilrme IN Jcwo,
knnIds illIH lplsecnIln
WitIt fuit n. Nstlttlf ntmtihtl nnh
ntehtv aReistinllhaOn an.
nrtldlti.

ebleoao 90. mot 0s IeIau
titt alfridir eta, bdf mdhreno htr
aelitiaen splfhGlilhrme M JnNo,
slonina mo geietoniin mnhtiirue
ea lletIoucn arlelpl un0 20 Der.
lpbl mptocn Conc Rod Mis., be.
ttthtelf olIcn flint Cote.
IN Noene ga. ioum pier a'ct.
iaupu acltiet morhrn icln nnh SO
Niiiief mur0sn setii6ri glu6 alrn.
ton So, mntben Nuei Cote, aus
DeHiion 60. ein goier aeiuflhet.
Der 6obes3ou IN aduias Tipllie
iib oui scbn actioncn III Gnis unb
gloofs GatutD