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The Washington herald., 1918-05-26
$1,000 Limit Club of $50
Wants $50 New Members

Crane. jr., william N. Coates. D. ].
Callahan. Carl Carey, Alexander Golf.
]. H. Corning. Wade H. Cooper, ].
Maury Dove, Stanislaus Dyer. John
Dolph. Edward C. Elicit. John Joy
Edison.
William w. Everett, William John
Eynon. L. w. Estes. Wade H. Ellis.
Anne H. Everett. s. NJ. FELTON,.
Charles W. Fairfax, william E.
Fowler. Daniel Fraser. Harry A
Garfield. Charles c. Glover, z. C.
Graham, William F. GUIDE, A. GUIDE,
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Gilbert H.
Grosvenor. D. J. Glass. Julius Gar
finkle, Ernest Gerstenberg. Frederick
Hale, NJ. G. Harding. +. r. Harris,
John F. Harris, w. B. Hibbs. Her.
bert Hoover, Frank P. Harman.
Emma l. Hund. Henry E. Humid,
Frank ]. Hogan, Margaret Hoover.
E. D. Hathaway, Adelaide NJ.
Hughes, Herman Holbrook, Mrs. ].
P. Hermann, ]. p. Hermann, Lee
L. Herrell, Samuel Hart, John B.
Henderson. W. F. Ham, Jesse J.
Haas. H. G. Johnson, Mrs Jessie
Thomas Kellogg, jr., A. J. Kengla,
a. hudpp,
Simon Lyon, r. s. Lovett. George l.
LARSEN, A. Lisner.
Thomas w. Lockwood, jr.. John B.
Larner. Mrs. NJ. J. Lawrence, W. B.
Mckinley, Martin B. Madden, Frank
C. Munson, Townley A. Mckee, T. j.
Molloy, Mrs. Sue J. Maxwell. ]. r.
Maxwell. Robert Roy Mackey. Frank
B. Noyes. Clarence F. Norment. Ma
tional Geographic Society, Charles
Piez. Walter S. Penfeld, Katharine
w. Parmelee. Laura C. N. Parmelee,
Samuel J. Prescott. George 8. Per-
kins, Elizabeth NJ. s. Parmelee.
Cuno H. Rudolph. John d. Ryan,
E. A. Root. Hugh Reilly, Willard
Salisbury, William A. Semmes, NJ.
Gertrude semmes. Louis Simon,
Frank W. Stone, william 2. Shan
non. Roland Cotton Smith, Capt.
Paul T. Sheldon, Margaret Otis Smith,
Charles w. Semmes, B. F. Saul, H.
c. Sheridan, Mrs. Ellen Slater, WILL
lam d. Saunders, T. X. Sands, Merle
Thorpe, Walter r. Tuckerman, w. B.
johnson, Corcoran Thorn, W. F.
Taylor.
George TruesdelI, A. J. Taylor,
Mrs. John W. Thompson, Woodrow
Wilson, ]. c. Weldon, Eliot wads-
worth. Charles B. Warren, John w.
Weeks. Theodore Whitmarsh, Harvey
W. Wiley, L E. White, George W.
White. w. A. Warfield. P. A. Walsh,
John T. Williams. Ralph Young.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26

One Of the biggest factors in the
local war savings campaign Is the
$1,000 Limit Club. More than $50
prominent men and women of
Washington have either bought the
full $1,000 worth of stamps, which
is the limit one person can hold by
law, or pledged to buy the amount
before the end of 1918.
President Wilson tops the list of
the club, having given his pledge
at the last meeting of the Gridiron
Club. Among the prominent gov
ernment officials whose names ap-
pear in the membership are:
B. NJ. Baruch. Postmaster General
A. S. Burleson, Fuel Administra-
tor Harry A. Garfield, Food Admin
istrator Herbert Hoover, Senator
willard Salisbury, and Senator
John w. Weeks.
During the war savings drive.
which starts Immediately following
the Red Cross. and which termi-
mated on June 2s, National War Saw
ings Day. a special drive will be
conducted for new members to the
$1,000 Limit Club. Charles ]. Bell,
president of the club. is making ar
rangements to cover the entire city,
in an effort to secure a minimum of
1000 members.
There are no strings" attached
to the pledge which makes the man,
woman or child a member of this
club. The pledge reads as follows:
Il hereby pledge myself to pur-
chase 100000. maturity vaiue) of
United States war savings stamps.
with money saved by me out Of my
income. during the year 1915"
Although it is desired that the
money used in purchasing the limit
required for membership be taken
from income. this phase Is not bind
ing, several members having pre-
ferred to use savings or other
money.
The list of the more than $50
present members. including men and
women in all walks of life who
have already Joined by making this
pledge, is as follows:
Edwrd B. Adams, Milton E. Allies,
Byron S. Adams, Ray T. Baker, B.
N. Baruch. Robert 8. Brooxings, A.
S. Burleson. Leo Baum. A. S. Bry-
lawski, William A. Bennett, c. ].
Bell, Joseph A. Berberich, F. H.
Bethel. Edward D. Bolger, ]. c..
Boyd. Frances NJ. Crimson. Gustav
Buchholz, William W. Bride, E. F.
Cary. G. B. Chapman, William B.
Clover, Lew Cooke, Winthrop NJ.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26
BENEFIT GIVEN FOR
OVERSEAS REST HOMES
Maude Fay and Serst. Trumpe
Sing.

A benefit concert for the overseas
rest homes" for furloughed Amer
lean soldiers was given last night
at the Hotel Washington under the
auspices of the Rho Beta chapter
Of the Mu Phi Epsilon National Mu-
sical Sorority and the Anthony
League. and was greeted by q ca
pacity audience.
Maude Fay. the noted operatic star.
and Sergt. Randall H. Trumpe
Corps, n. A. gave some effective
vocal selections, both being encored
repeatedly.
Miss Fay. who is an honorary MEM
Der of the Mu Phi chapter. pos
sesses magnificent soprano voice.
with wonderful range, and her rem
dition of kathleen Mavourneen" and
When the Boys Come Home" elicit
ed much applause.
Sergt. Trumpe also made quite a
hit with his auii:-,LG, among whom
were q large numtcr of army off,
GERS. He is a teIIOr OF real merit,
and his singing last night was pro-
ductive Of several ICcalls.
Senator Warren !. Harding was in
troduced as the speaker Of the even
ing by Maj. Gen. William c. Gorgas,
Surgeon General. U. S. A., and made
strong appeal - those present to
support the cause upon which the
entertainment was based.
8. N. Fabian. a pianist of note.
gave several instrumental selections
that struck a popular chord. and he
was Miss Fay's accompanist for her
vocal numbers, while Claude Robe
son performed n like service for
Scrgt. Trumpe.
The affair terminated with danc-
ing. and was voted one of the most
enjoyable entertainments yet given
1t the hotel.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26
SCHADE, OF LEGION,
AT VIENNA, VA, RALLY

Lieut.. Schade, of the French For
eign Legion, spoke of his experiences
during two years OF active service in
the present war. at a Red Cross rally
held last night at the town hall at
Vienna, Va Lieut.. Schade. who is
from Connecticut, is a Yale student
who went to Europe in 1915 and en-
listed in the Foreign Legion. He
served in many engagements, was
wounded and gassed, and now, in
capable OF, further service, Is doing
his part IN the war by telling others
of conditions on the war front. r.
Walton Moore presided at the rally.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26
Women! Here Is
Dandy Thing
Few drops stop corns hurting
then they lift right out
with fingers

Your high heels have
put corns on your toes
and calluses on the bot
tom Of your feet, but
why care now?
This tiny bottle holds
an almost magic fluid.
A genius In Cincinnati
discovered this ether
compound and named 1t
freezone. Small bottles
Of freezone can be had
at any drug store for a
few cents. Apply q few
drops on your tender,
aching corn or callus.
Instantly the soreness
disappears and shortly
you win ind the corn or
callus 50 shrfveled and
loose that you can lift
Il on with the fingers.
Just thinkl You get
nd Of q hard corn, soft
corn or q corn between
the toes. as well as
hardened calluses, with
cot suffering one par
ticia Millions Of women
Keep Q tiny bottle on the
dresser and never let
rns ache tuica
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26
Graduation Dresses
Vn;. Dr.,.. L.,,,;6,I, mad. of ,b.., o,
Clearance of Spring Suits

About 100 Spring Suits-all that's left Of splendid
stock-desrabe styles in navy, black light gray and TAM
values up $eo.o8 To close at $500.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26

Silk Underwear
Satin Corset Covers and CamisoIes-
rs beautiful models-pin embroidered or
lace trimmed; sizes 81 to -; c1 nm
SI.25 value; special at.......... 3lsUU
Silk, Satin and Crepe de Chine Bloom
ers, finished with elastic; hemstitched and
scalloped; sizes IS, II and 20; e. 90
$25o value; special at........:. 9lsJo
Silk. Satin and Crepe de Chine En-
velope Chemise, lace trimmed; c1 no
all sizes SO to a. So. so value at SlsJ0
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26

Extra fine Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Waists, embroidered in beads;
rope stitched, lace, medallion trimmed
and plain; in white, flesh and all new
shades; sizes "a to 81; $s.0S C nm
value, at .............. 9J.VU
The Washington herald., 1918-05-26

500 dozen white and colored Waists
stripes, figures and plaids- in lawns,
dimities, voiles and madras; plain or
trimmed; sizes SO to "A; the new will
cost you $I.so. Special now 02c
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
Classified Ads

Fix 1t" Shop Furniture Fin
ishings, Automobile Tops and
Cushions Repaired. Upholstering
in General a Speciality. Phone
Orders TO So.
Service Car Call Phone 70 for
quick service TO all points. Rates
reasonable. Remember the num-
Der. G. d. Sandoval. ad
No. 2 Corn $500, Chops 81. 10,
Mill Run Brln $2.75 per cwt. In
straight or mixed lots Of 1000 lbs
ten cents less per cwt. VIZ have
no Cotton Seed Cake or Meal at
the present time. - Humphrey
Bros.
Have your lunch at The Oasis
Luncheonette. If
FOR SALE - Wind Kissed
Ranch" Implements and Horses
Mrs. e. Potts. 9-14tf
For Sale: -Yearling and two
year-old Hereford Bulls. The
Ellsworth Company. Captain.
For Sale-Parke Davis Com
pany's Blacklegoids. The Tits
worth Co.
Highest patent hard wheat
flour So. so per cwt at Humphrey
Bros. oct 10 t t.
FOR SALE - Good Piano in
first class condition. Inquire at
Outlook Office. 1-4-tf
Just received a fine carload of
potatoes and onions. - Humphrey
Bros. 1.4-3
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
SEIZURE OF HOUSEWIVES
FOOD STOCKS IMPOSSIBLE

The government has never consld
cred any plan OF SELLING foodstufs
owned hy h~ouseholders. Nor Is there
any policy OF this kind suggested for
the future.
In spite OF this fact, the United
States food administration has been
obliged repeatedly TO issue official de-
mails Of rumors that the government
intends communicating preserves and
canned goods put up In American
homes.
These JUNIORS were originated parity
by pro German "propngnndlsts and part
~ by consclenccless grnftcrs, who
sought TO profit through buying from
misinformed housewives.
The year 1913 will see home canning
and preserving prncticed on greater
scale than ever before In the nations
history, officials In Washington believe.
And they are assuring all patriotic
housewives that foods 80 saved are
theirs, and theirs alone.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
BIC Herds CONE
World War Wastes Europe's
Meat Supply.
American Stock Ralssrs Cooperate
With Food Administration In Con.
~servatlon Measurea

II is probable that Europe for many
years after the war will look to a
grent extent TO America for Its meat
supply.
. Europe's herds ARE dwlndllng under
wars demands faster than they can be
replenlshed.
When the German armies retired
from occupied portions Of France and
Belgium approximately 100000 head
OF cattle we're appropriated. This adj
dillon virtually safeguardsd Germany
from cattle shortage other nations now
suffer.
In England some 100000 acres OF
grass lands have by compulsory meas-
ures been forced into grain production,
thus reducing pnsturage aud hay lands.
A declining scale OF maximum meat
prices for live cattle was ordained In
England, as follows; For September.
Sl7.T0 per hundred pounds October,
SIPS; November and December,
Si8OS, aud for January, Sli.I0. The
evident intent of this measure was to
drive the beef animals into market ns
soon as possible.
According to official French figures,
the cattle OF France have decreased to
a total of 1884, 900 Ms compared with
14.S07, 900 In 1913. Today, due to lack
OF forage principally, France Is pro-
duclng only one gallon OF milk where
before the war two and one-half gal
Ions were produced.
Meantime the United States food nd
mlnlstrntion has taken steps to con
serve our flocks and herds and to In
crense their numbers. The stock breed
ors of this country show n disposition
10 cooperate with the government Ia
this.
For many years It has been a prnc-
lice among many of the dairy people
OF ilis country 90 hill mnle culvos nt
birth aud in many instances the fc.
males II not needed to %replenlsh their
herds rather than go 10 the expense Ut
maturing them into veal. The high
prices Of meat caused the virtual dis
continuance OF this killing. Another
encouraging fact is 75 per cent. of
cnlvos killed for veal this year were
males.
Somebody has very nptly said TINT
the wars Of the world have been won
with grease, meaning that bacon and
lard have been MS essential TO success
IN war as powder, which IL true.
The hogs Of Europe have been very
| greatly sacrificed TO present day needs
This makes the American burden all
The more heavy ma makes douhly cs.
sentlnl nm Increased pork production
IN This nation. In Italy grain is now
forbidden To- be fed 20 hogs. In Den.
mark under a recent order one fourllI
OF The hogs were ordered to be killed.
II Is estimated thnt onc-half have now
been Killed.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
Wrist Watch Again.

Old Convert emit understand
why the wrist watch IS such an object
OF levlty. I'm sure Il Is a great con
venience.
New Convert-Yes. With the old
kind, In order TO hnd out the time !
had 10 intuition my coat and lsh
around IN my walstcOat pocket for my
watch. Now all ! have TO do is un-
button my coat, nsh around IN my
waistcoat pocket, discover that my
witch isn't there, and then pull up my
sleeve and look OF my wrist watch.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
rvAps RIGID ROOD CONTROL.

Food Is Bought In Germany surreptl.
uousiy in Violation Of Auto
cratic Rulings.
Even the autocrutic food control Of
Germany has been powerless 10 pre-
tent surreptitious sales, according to
semi-oniclal reports reaching the Unit.
cd states food administration. Illegal
sales Of butter are being made In Ger.
many at prices ranging from S1.7O to
81 % n pound. Eggs sold contrary 20
The German food regulations are
bringing 10 10 ~ cents apiece, accord.
Ing to these reports. And bacon OF
hmm ~ bringing from s225 to $3.50 0
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-08
W. B. EDWARDS. N. D.

Eye, Ear, Nose aud Threat
Specialist will visit Carrzozo regularly
Gallup New Mexico
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18
Die 8adc beg SntenOanteu.


sSraulein gmsi am Staottbeater
cine Dame pon, pardon, 81 sabrelt
- ipieIt INNER nod Die Sungfrail
BON Orleans. @elegentlih elmer yfen-
cinItuoicrnng ocs berrlihell 8erfes
miro oie Nolle Der SSiingfrau pom
ssntenoanten elmer ilngen, pielper-
iprehenoen aiiultlerin Srdltlein
8aderl, 5nerteilt.
sSr1ulein 9nsi, Die felt Sabren oic-
ie 9iole ipielte, bat aber groBe Ero'
teftion, unb es gelingt ibr nit SilTe
hoberer Miacbte, Die sfo1le tuieoer 5ll
ernberit.
sSraulein 9nsi triumpbiert. =
sSraulein @aferl idminrnlt in Sra-
neii. Der sssiltenoant ihnalibt nab
<Hnhe.
Die 9luffiibrung fitloet bel allsper-
fmtftem Salie itatt - Ser Trolog
beginnt. Die eriten S5enen Iino por-
lber uno ssobanna bleibt allein altf
Der giibne:
2ebt mobl, ihr 9erge, ibr gellebten
Sriften,
SIR trallIich Itillen Saler, lebet mobl!
csohanna miro nun niht ntebr a,if
euh panoelL
sSobalma iast eud eipig Sebeiuobll
sSbr g9ieieit Die id) mallerte, ihr
8dllme,
Die ib gepflan5et, grimet froblth
fort.
globlid3 bait lie intte ~ lie lieft
iid) BON einem f6rnilider ltripalo unt-
aeben = laliter alte, i,ralte Gibenl
0as Iublifun, olifmerfiam ees
norben, IGheIt oisfret; Der SSnteu-
oatt in ser criten Golliiic laht ullo
,Srdulein 9usi perfdllt in 8cin-
frampfe. Der Gorbane mnB fulfen.
giad elmer Gaule tritt Der Regil-
ieur Dor oas Hublifilm: o@egeu
plobIider grtranfl,ns oes 5rdltleins
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18
SnIanD.

slnf Dem Sa5eIburit apiatiors=
felDe BEL Neu g)orf itiir5te Der ita-
lielliSde sSlieger Hesnuti ans Der per
hdltnismaBig gerillgen 5obe BON 5O
SUB ab lno ipnroe BON Dem Nero
plan, ipeIdes iih iiberihlus, tot ge=
qnetiht. Siesnati mollte einc ioeben
fertig geitente Gaproni -Niaidiae pro-
bieren, ais oieielbe bel einer ailsll
friibel @enoung ufhliipfte1 uno ab-
Itiir8te. Scr cine sSliigel oeS Nero
plans itieB 8uerlt allf, moenrd oas
ltn1idlagen Der WtaIbine bcrbeige'
fiibrt tpuroe.
Ser gunoesienat bat nit Der
9eratltng Der geipilligungsbill Titr
S5ifen luib sSIiiiie begonitell
Die 8in oes Senator Sbep-
porb, ipelhe Die 3uluIillng BON gieb
aus Merifo, Siio- ilno Wiittel- -ame-
rifa ltno bon oen faraibiifen SSls-
ieln bos Lids bot, erlalibt, menn
@aratrtie eegeben miro, oaB man
oas @ieb iofort idlaftet, lit I'M &c
nat angenonnen itno aebt IeBt an
0as Suus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18

I6u6en ipnroen in Dem ipeihen Nna
oelt oibt beim 5ltnoorte pabrgenoln-
llten, bod fonnte bisbcr ni6t erlnit=
telt peroen dltf ipel6e @eiie Die
@ranate oltf oie 8eleiie aelalgf 1T.
Die 9elpobner bon @bartnn
gollntp boben Ben i'm Camp gotuie
garniioniertenL aus ibrem @ollnin
itolr1ltenoen Soloaten cine tiid)tige
2aollne iriides @en1iiie aller slrten
5ugeIhift. ,3lt Der Senoung geb5r,
ten itber 1000 Sfuno &artoffeln
Gie geipobner BON gagle 2afe
beabiicbtigen sic 9tote &reu5-Gem,
paane NIT einenl aln 81. 5. 0its.
itattfinoenoell 9arbecne ein5ltleiten
antonobile lilto ndbreno Der lesten
goae I'M gan5en Gountp berltmaez
fabren uno babeil Die saltObepobner
Sur geilnabrnc an Der sSeItlibfeit
einaelaocn. Gie @eibaftsbultier Don
Gaale Safe, ebcnio mic bon @einrar
uno Columbus meroen an oieienl So
loe ihlieben nmb slerpplane iDercen
oen gan5en 9iItrift nit 8apierbon1=
ben 6eperfen, ourd Die sur reidltd)elt
8eilteuer fir nas Hote Greit5 aufge=
feroert miro.
slus 9oniton miro aenleloet,
oob 5000 2ellte, melhe Ild 5llln
f.,..4,.,++ =, Sin cSoro2 Qonisn nf.irs
9rigase gelneloet battelL Die ar5tllde
llntcriucbnng pafiiert baben. Sbrer
ginItellung Itebt oesbalb nihts nebr
i'm @ege uno iie iino bereit, leoen
Tugenblid eittsutretell.
sn Ser gal15en @egeno 5miiferi
Dem Colorado ullo Dem Yecos, banpt-
idhlih aber int Gonho-8ebief, limo
quite, fdipere Geeen gefallen. Nm pie-
len Orterl baben oie gtieoeridlage
bier 3o1 betragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18
Na, ma.

Che mir perbeirotet parelL" er-
fl1rte Tic, ,oa nobnIt OH INNER ell,
9oricab, ipenn on mid ,sli einen Ser.
eniigen brnd)teit. Sect oenflt on aber,
mic es iheiut, baB Die Srollepcdr gut
genIg fiir MIDI it,
u9Iber aino," proteitierte Der ilul'
ge @atte, OH irrIt Did gan6 entid)ie.
oenl sd bin MIR, ieitoem idj nit oi.
perbeiratet bin, 10 itol5 alti bid 9e-
lporoen, oaB id, feiu Iaricab nebme,
neil oidl oarin fntn ienano nit mir
feben iuiiroc, lpdbreno in Der Stra.
Benbubn ms ieber sniontlncn liebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-18

,Srnnsolen 9Gtten sriammen A. Nero
blanc bernntergebradlt nnb Die Seat-
Id)ell ad)tsebn. 9ieielbe 9epeide mel
bet amd), adtsis Oeutide 0iDiiionen
ieieu bereit smm Nngriff, luenn Sm-
ocnborff oas 3eid)en basm gebe.
Die Gnglan0er babem in Der Wahc
Dpn Seammpnt=6amel einige 0efan-
gene. genddt. 9lnd iunroe n0rblidJ
pm Merris in sylanScrn Elm beitidcr
Epiten aus icinen Stellnnsen per-
trieben.
Die 9emtIhem bebampten, bah lie
bic engliiden glngriffe nabe gean-
mout-6amcl snriifseidlngcn baben.
Nad) bem lekten offisiellen 8eridJt
uom syreitag iinb ied)ssebm amerifa-
niIde SDloaten i'm Sample gefallen;
ied)s itarben an Wnnoen, bier an
aranfbeitrn nnS elmer an einer G'as-
pergiftnng; sipDlf unr0en idiDer nub
icfsig leid)t Deriumn0et mn0 ad)t mer-
ben pernnift. Inter ben in oerSdladt
Wefallcnen befin6et it'd Elm seganer,
esDbn @. Com aus Dallas.
1ie 4eiantmtlmmme Der 3eidnnn-
aen anf Sic brittle gibertn=Nnleibe be-
lGmft iid anf $4,170,019,650, einc
lteberseidlnnng pon 81 Trosent. SDl
Mem y)prfer Siitrift iunrben Stf14,=
$4,000 ae,eidnet, in i1niereiu tera-
niiden 9iitrift 1885, 200; per-
lnngt maren ppn seras MIR so Mil-
lipnen.
Ger @ise=&0nis ppn ssrlano bat Ct
ne Eruflamntion erlaiien, im Der er
lagt, man babe cine nemc 0emtIdJe
gcrid)m6rnng in srlan6 entoedt- Su
9nblim mnb an6eren Srten ssrlanos
ioaen sablreide Ierbaftnngen pprge'
fonlmen iein.
Sas engliide lfnterbans bat itdI
biz gum %. Wiai pertagt, obne etiuns
in gesns anf Die iriid)e Some Hnle
Bill getan 81 baben.
ltnier Chipping guar0 bat nab.
reno Der lesten bier 8oden me1r ais
Elm Solsid)iff per saa bonn Stapel
lanfen laiien.
@Gbreno bes YrD5eiIes aegen ois
8. ". @. In Chicago iumr0e aitsgc-
iaBt, Sames Ebilippe, Der Sefretar
oes Marine transport grand1 Der
0ereinisnng, babe, nadoem Nrani
Gittle In Wontnna gelpndt mar, nm
ierem 9rGiioentcn gcbrobt, er miirOs
.. einen Streif anf aQen Sd)iffsDarbs
ins 2eben rnfen, iuenn 6iefe 0elualt.
taten nidt nnfh0rtem.
yiidter 1ngbeS iii in Waibingtpu
angefpmmcn nnb ipirb iofprt nit Der
llmterimdnng Der Mnflagen aesen las
glirernft goar6 beginner. gSie man
alanbt, iuiro Die ltnterindJnns sebeim
aefiibrt uerben.
General Sniits, Der beriibmte
syiibrer Der gmren, erflGrt, NIT 6iilfe
Der @cr. Staatem luerbe Der arieg ae.
! aen Die Gentralmadjte gciuonuen ,uer
ben.
| Sn Nelu Yorf iuirb bente abenb eir
sroFer 3eb-GroF.5eitsns itattfinoer
nnb Der Traiibent uiro nit elmer gro
zen Rebe bic Hcb Grof-Gampagne er.
6ffnen.
| slns 8aiel iuiro semeloet, man ba'
DC in SemtidDlan0 bic t1alife yrut-
ration aiif 160 Q,ramm per Tcrion--
5.6 lln5en-bernntergeiebt.
glms Naibiuston ipirb gemeloet
bic Gonerete-Sd)iffe erluieien iid als
| ebenio gut luie bic Stablid)iffe, luenn
nidlt ais beiisr.
glns Walbingtun luiro gemeloet
100000 Wann lpiiroen bieien Wonal
nadD syranfreid) geidJift luerben.
9as ungebeure @ebiet Der Ga.
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,Hmcrikdncr i'm f1dndern.
Die uaen aner6aniften GrnppRn in oeem 0ed Oct JlOnt
Sbre Se0eatnng+
GrcBartloe Cdtigkeit der ruftldffer.
$N,17OO19,65O
getrdQ bic qeiamlte 6nbptiou auf bic yiber Nnttbe
S1l5345,2OO pon Seras alein beigeitenert.
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
May 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Mmerifaniidle Srmppen iinS in
sslanoern. benz nnideinenb i,idltis=
ffen Seile bes npr6aueitliden Sdladt-
frl0rs, cingetroffen mnb baben i1re
Gtellnnaen nit ben Gnglan0crn sn-
fammen genomnlen. Sic iuerben Sll-
crit ia Der Geseno bon 9asebroud
bleiben, no ben 0cntidcn Der Mea
uad Der &iite berlest ueroeu foa.
IS iin6 6ies sic eriteu nmrrifaniiflen
Srnppen, bic nnf orin 6anptidar-
plnt angefpmmen iino. @eideben IL
nid)ts yeiunDeres. Mrtileriefampfe
6aben iibrraa itattsefnnbrn, beipn-
Ders inNoer Gonime 6jrgenb bel
Sailles, ferner sipiidjeu goeon unn
.Singes, siuiiden Metereu nno Niep-
pc nnb in Der 9ps-0egeno bel SaSe'
brDuf. Wiit Musnabme BON fleinereu
aiai6s baben feline 'SnfantcriefGm.
pie itattgefnnDen. Sin ocntider Nm
griff mnroe IN Der Ndbe BON NieS.
nil ct. George Suriifgeidlasen, iiio:
DitIidy non Montoi0ier oranscn biz
1ran5oien il, oie beutIden Heiheu
unb madten Uefansene. glnkerur.
0entlid lebbaft mar bic gpftidiffer'
f1tigfcit. Die gllliierten melben, oaf
Iie luGbren6 Der 3eit pom 8 bis 5nn
Is. Mai II feinolid)c Meroplane ber'
nntersebradJt babem.
ssn elmer Oarltellnng Der militi
ridden Gage, bic BON ensliIdDen @cne
ralitab SerDffentliht lit, beift es, ba;
es anaenblidIid) AMI benz Sdladt
fel6 ie6r rmtig lit, nn6 6ak MIR Hei
mere ,,raios" Itattgefnnben baben, il
0enen bic Mlfiiertcn meiitens Giesel
aeblieben iinS. Die 0emtid)en habel
NIT ibren Mnqriffen nod nid)t iuieoel
beaonnen, ne I,aben offenbar ibr.
Strait erldSpft, ueroen aber lnsiuci
feIbaft iuieber meme arafte sn neiic,
Mnariffen lammeln. Oelto lGmger Il
init bieiet Mnariffem luarten, beit'
mebr f5unen ne iid) pcritGrfen, II
Sirfen aber nidjt III lanae iuarten
6enu sic nmerifnniid)eu 6ilfstrup
pen fOmmen jekts simmer ld)neller her
elm. Die Neutiden i'm sflIgemeinci
TIM nod imuer, als iuenn lie Di
Nmerifaner nid)t ~ bead)ten brau1
ten, aber Ser Stmtid)e Oeneralital
lueik iebr iuobl, luas iie beoenten. 81
oen lebten Sagen bat iiA bic Gitua
ton nid)t ge1noert.
0epeiden ppm ariegsidnnplab ia
aen, OaF sic amerifamiidlen Srmppen
Bic ioebem nni 6em norSmeitlidcl
aamnfplat eintrafen, aus bem better
Nsenidenamterial beiteben nnb I'D
iiher nnsgeseidnet balten iuerben
Gie srmppen iueroen iett BON oei
Gnalanbern einerersiert- BON lueldJe'
lrappenteilen bic neiien gnfOmmlin