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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

creases aspect OF bathers," says
Rihcmond; ionderful influence for
good" reports Albany, n. Y; Has
lowered death rate" says Cincinnati:
Money well spent" says Minneapolis;
Public baths very essential" says
New Orleans
Saves Lives in Saginaw.
Saginaw, Mich. calls attention 10 a
new phase, which. however. is con-
nected with the recreation end Of pub
lie bathing 1t says: saves from
three TO five lives each year by keep
ing persons from swimming in the
river Detroit answers in an enthu-
siastic way: Detroit should have
ten times as many public bath houses
her public baths increase the physi-
cal, mental and moral wellbeing Of the
community" Hartford. Conn, says:
~Unquestionably beneficial morally
and from a sanitary standpoint"
Comes again Milwaukee. by J. G.
O'Brien. assistant secretary of the
chamber OF commerce, and gives this
further excellent testimonial of the
miracles Of water: Public baths re-
duce death rate, crime and labor trOu-
bles.' Other cities give like com
ment. In Milwaukee in the month Of
April there were 1888 baths taken.
During the summer the number was
much greater.
Generally the sexes are segregated
At some places this is done by days,
some by hours. and some have separ-
ate apartments for both In Portland.
Ore, segregation is by days except
one day in the week. when the pool is
open to all. Minneapolis segregates
by days. except one day per week,
when the pool IS open to married
couples only. Cincinnati has build
ing for men. one for women and one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
High Tribute Is Paid 4
TO the EffectiOe Work
of Ell Paso Boy Scout.

These appropriations are Tor the BOY
Scouts of FL PasO:
Says secretary McAdoo. please
convey to the Boy Scouts OF FL Paso
my deep appreciation OF their patri-
otto service and Warmest thanks for
their cooperation with the second
Liberty loan" "a
Says mayor Davis. Keep the Boy
Scouts fires burning. The citizens
of Ell PasO thrill with their patriotic
work"
says county health officer Rogers.
THE Boy Scouts helped TO clean up
FL Paso and its suburbs IN a way
that was highly effective"
Says chief OF police Pollock, The
Boy Scouts OF America have proved
TO me their manliness and thorough
training by their aid extended to me
during a number OF big street par
AIDES held in the city"
Says superintendent OF schools
Tighe. scout work is the greatest
forward step made in the education
of the boy in the past quarter Of a
century"
The Scouts latest campaign IS IN
assisting local banks to prevent a
scarcity Of pennies They are also
engaged in gathering up magazines
and sending them to the boys IN
France The Ell Paso Boy Scouts are
never idle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Paying Cost of Russian
I1uasion Is In Disbute

Zurich, Switzerland, Jan 26.-A
sharp and unpleasant controversy has
arisen between Austria and Hungary
over the question Of the payment of
the cost Of repairing the loss and
damage occasioned by the Russian in
Tasion Of the rpathians. Galicia and
the Bukovina- Hungary demands that
each country shall pay its own share
which, as far as Hungary is con-
cerned, is a very small item, as the
Russian penetration into the Carpa-
thians caused only small damage On
the Other hand, the devastation
wrought in the Austrian crown lands
of Galicia and Bukovina was enor-
nous, amounting to very many mil
lions OF kronen.
Austria contends that as Galicia
and BUkovina acted as buffer states.
thereby protecting Hungary against
the Russians. the entire cost OF repa-
ration should be a common charge
upon the whole monarchy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
CARS DR. JITNES
TOEVERY POINT
Transit Facilities of e
Paso Good; Electric Car
Lines Are Extended.

In addition TO the various troubles
Of the jitne men already enumerated,
the city council recently passed an
ordinance which prevents the opera
ton OF jitnes on and near thorough
fares where the city electric street
car company has tracks laid. The
contention by street railway officials
has been that the. tracks Of the COM
pany have been laid at great expense
to distant parts Of the city. and that
the iitne men operating on the same
streets for which a franchise was
given to the company is both con-
trary TO the franchise and unfair to
their interests.
The passage Of the ordinance has
caused about 100 more of the jitne
owners TO go out of business. Most
of them say that unless the action Of
the council is rescinded they can not
continue business. There are now
about 60 operating. At present the
question is being holly contested by
the jitne men. who have consulted
attorneys as to their rights and are
making an organized fight TO regain
the privileges formerly enjoyed by
them
Jitne men and many citizens con-
tend that the jitne service in many
ways is more convenient than the
city cars, especially in the matter Of
speed.
The electric car company IS putting
several sidings in various parts OF
the city and in the suburbs with a
view of increasing the number Of
cars that patrons may be better
served. and claim that II is giving
better service now than at any former
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Blood TRANSMISSION
Saues y Out OF IS
Badly Wounded Men

London. Eng. Jan. 26-The practice
Of blood TRANSMISSION in the cases Of
badly wounded men in the army. IS
growing in Importance. Out OF IS
wounded men who could not have sur
vived otherwise. . were saved by this
process.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

Th1usaads OF cords Of wood useful fos
fuel are rotting on the forest reservations
OF New York because the constitution for
bids their sale or removal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

The public is warned against persons
writing from our camps and asking FOR
letters Tor lonesome soldiers who desire
correspondence and contributions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
WHOLESALE TRADE Of E PA5O
INCREASES S4,000,000 IN YEAR

Territory Supplied by Ell Pasos Wholesale and JObbing
IOuses Extends 800 Miles in Every Direction; Good
Roads Enable the Statesmen to Use Autos in Cover
ing the Territory and Add to Business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

proportion of our soldiers will be left on
the fields of battle.
Another thought is that this war
will make StalWart men out of great
many of our boys who, but for the war,
might never have learned the valuable
lessons which military discipline and
military training teach.
We all love our country and are will
ling to sacrifice for our country.
We also love our city and its people.
If we make a better Ell Paso, a
brighter Ell PaSo, happier and more
prosperous 81 PaSo, we are diScharging
a debt we owe, each to himself, each to
each other, each to his city, and all to
our country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

The upbuilding of our city and its
future prosperity depend upon the &C
tiVity and public spirit of its citizens
now more than ever before.
The war is teaching us how to help
our country in ways that we perhaps
had never thought of before.
1t is true that the flower of Amer
ica'S young manhood is, or soon will be,
peopling the trenches in war torn
Europe, doing their magnificent part
in the most noble sacrifice any nation
has ever made for the cause ofFreedom.
At the same time, while every single life
sacrificed is an irreparabIe loss to
America, we can be grateful for the
probability that, after all, only small
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-05-16
JOE HILL HALL Runs
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Announcement.

To the People of Georgia:
| will be, at the Democratic pri-
mary to me held in September, a can
didate for the Office of Attorney Gen
eral | ask at the hands of the Demo
cratic voters favorable consideration
of my candidacy.
have served as a member Of the
House of Representatives in the 1egis-
lature of Georgia for fifteen years. 1t
is upon the record that l have made
in this service that I submit my
claims to your consideration for this
high office / believe that l have the
capacity and the training as lawyer
to discharge the duties of the Office.
If / did not so believe, would not
offer.
Should the people see fit by their
votes to call me to the discharge of the
duties of this office, 1 can only pledge
my best efforts in the discharge of it's
duties
adv JOE HILL HALL.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-05-16
so YEARS OLD, BATHED
INTERNALLY FOR 90 YEARS

Mrs. D. c. Newcomb writes Dr. Chas.
A. Tyrrell, of New York, as follows:
my next birthday is July 13th-80
ears old. Have used Tyrrell's j. B. l..
Cascade for more than 20 years. Best
and only remedy that brings relief
without the use of drugs. My expe-
rience proved that it always relieves.
No danger from it. My ailments were
principally Uric Acid, Biliousness, Cos
Itiyeness, etc"
This is by no means an exceptional
letter for Dr. Tyrrell to receive, as
there are now over half a million
Americans using Dr. Tyrrells -. B. l..
Cascade" with like results.
By the scientific use of Natures
cIeanser-warm water-it eliminates
poisonous waste from the lower intes
tine and gives Nature a chance to work
uAhampered
You will be astonished at the differ
ence in your feelings the morning after
an internal bath.
The y. B. L. Cascade will be shown
and explained by Hooks Pharmacy,
| in Americas Ca, who will also give
you free on request an interesting
booklet by DR.. Chas. A. Tyrrell, 'Why
Man of To-Day is only 500 Efficient !"
Get this booklet and know just why
Internal Bathing is so effective in the
promotion of better health.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-05-16
ERROR CORRECTED.

ERROR CORRECTED.
The number of the aero service
squadron which gives a military ball
On Saturday evening at the Hotel
Windsor is two hundred and thirty,
sixth sat adron and not one hundred
and twenty-first as was inadvertently
printed 'sterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Pope announce
the birth of son. on May 18th
Miss Gladys Smith and Miss Kath-
leen Peacock, of Hawkinsville, are the
guests of Mrs. Stephen Pace. at her
home on Lee street
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Worthy announce
the birth of a daughter on May the
18Th.
Mrs ]. S. Ferguson, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Ed
ridge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-05-16
.S0ClET Y
PARTY FOR GRADUATES.

Mss Eunice Royal and Miss Mary
Alice Lingo were joint hostesses at a
party which was given this afternoon
for the Senior class at the Ameri-
Gus High school.
The house was beautifully decorated
with nasturtiums, roses, lilies and
sweetpeas. Heart dice was played and
those present were Misses Pauline
Broadhurst, Naomi Wright, Nellie Wor-
thy, Evelyn Bragg, Mary Rose Brown,
Myrtle Baldwin, Elizabeth Belcher;
Hazel Horne, Gertrude Brown, Louise
Blackwell, Marjorie Brown, Mary Sue
Chambliss, Estelle Parker, Margaret
Wheatley, Elizabeth Harris Jeanette
Pearlman, Bertha Shy, Geraldine
Payne, Edith Cobb, Stella Doster, Or
lean Ansley, Mildred Cranberry,
Frances McMath, Marguerite Everett.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

8eial1en II, on @unoen geItorben
II, ourd) llngIiid5i0Qe 6, an aranf.
beiten I. ichmer oermunoet 6.
s. 3uni-108 Monn: 2Su aampf
9eiallen 30. an Muuoen geItorben
10, ourd) &ranfheiten s, ourd 6lua.
jeugunidae 4, 0urh ionitiqe llnid1c
mo auoere urladen 6. ihmer Der.
munoet 35, Dermuuoet, llnbefonut mie
idner, II.
9. 1Suni-t98 Mann: Sun aanpf
9ct00fet 33, an Wlmocn geitorben 9,
al 0ranfbejten II, ourd 6Iugjeug,
unfaQ /, 0urh ionitige llufdQe uno
ats anoeren llrIad]en 4, idner per.
mlnoet is, perpunbet (@rao nod
niht icitgciteQD "a, i'm aumpi per-
luibt 20. Cine 8erluitliite oeS
0}arlre.Gorps cnt6iclt oie 92omeu
oon , SeeioI0aten, Ole ibren Nun0en
erIagen un0 10 nn0eren, ote i'm
Sample oermunoet nuroen.
10. 5uni-74 Nonn: SIN aon1pf
oeiauen 13, an @uuoen oeitor6eA >,
Ourd 6Iugunia1 an aranfbeit +,
ourb llnfaQ ODER an0ere ltriohen / ,
ihncr oernlrnoet 46, permunoct (tuie
id)per nlht bcfanntl :. ~ Ids Qln.
riuecorps 6erihtete 3 Seeioloatcu i'm
aonpf 9eioucn.
If. 3uui--t3O Wonn: &m aan1pf
aqioGen 26, an 8unoen qcItorben 3,
ourdl lln3lildsfaae ooer on0ere llrs
iafeu 8, an aranf1eiten Z, ihDer
ucrmunoet IS. permun6ct (urbcfonnt
rpje itmer) AZ. - Cine GcrIlti..tita
nit to Nnmen rom Marinecorp3
uuroe ieruer pcroffentliht; : plann
mur6en I'M aanpf qetootet, 3 frias
gen ihrcn @uuotn.
Rad elmer am [. SorntG1 nom
arieasomt perofientIihtcn llc5ariid1t,
belieieu iidl Die 8eiammtperltite Der
americaniihen Grpe6ition5armee biz
oabin 0ie GerhitiiIte 6e5 l. Conn.
tuqs eirleidjloYen ani 1916, bic ii6
me ioigt DeribeiIen
I'm aamgi let30tat (einidljeBlidl
POI Die alti Zee lmfomen) 1888.
Nun0eu erleaen 3i0.
qrautheiten erIe9en 1892.
Iurf llnidGe uuo aus ioaiigen
llrio1ea geltorbeu 3g2.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16
rnetransIAtion filed with the p- ( er at
Milwaukee, June 10 1915, as g = ID by
the act OF October s. 1917.
NOlll SIR R.
= = O

'tene S6ladjt inSlid Der Aisne ent-
brannt. - Stnrfe 8aloitcllnngen
on Der Ciie Opn Den Sran5uisn ae-
raumt, ingt Berlin. - 5rnnjoien
fuarnen nngsblif) onrdl @erlnit Der
t6Oben iiiOmsitIid 9OgOn se5mnn-
gen, iidJ ans Scm @nrlepuntpaIo,
Ditlih Der Gle, snriifSu5ieben. -
9eutidbe fOlgten iber GarIepOnt
nno Gaisnes nHO erreidlten 2inic
SailIg, SraeD Ie &al, 9tnnlpOel. =
$4,000 9Iaiirte lett %. Mai ge-
tanaen genOmmen, ingt Berlin. -
Rarls bs5eidnet gage i'm 9lage-
melnen MS nnoeranoert, seitcbt
nber &iif5us an Der Eiis sn. -
yrun5Oien mad)ten, lpie ons iran.
,OiiidJe Sriegsamt meloct, nenc
5urtiflritte GitlidD McrD nnS bes
tSeulismnloes. = 6eftigc 9lugrifFc
Der NentidDen an Der ArunSe nno
snoeren RuHeten nbgeidjlagen. -
Bride Sample 5uiidDcu Nisnc uno
Illlers GOtterets i'm @nngc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

SdlifiSperlllite iuioIge Ses lt-9oot.
frieges, ionic ans anberen Rriegsur.
iohen iiu0 anoauern6 iebr grobe.
22Snt 0fai biBte 9formegen ID Sdiife
nit 1871 9onuen elm. Ser 8erIuIt
ieit 9eginn oes arieges betrdqt T..
127,t30 Sounen im0 zoos Ierionen
nerloreu ihr 2ebeu. gluberSen ner.
Den 90 6uhr5eliqe nerlniBt. pie cine
Der norluegiidlen @eian0tidoft in
@aibinaton omtlidb 5ugegangene
01ittbcilung iagt.
9iniIiidlc Sdlunr5e Mccr ;Sluttc in
oeutidjen 6anoen.
Sunbun. - Gie ganse in 6en S0.
len pom S0eiia uu0 Sebaitopol per.
bIiebeue ruiiiid)e ,SIottc miro nit
oeutihen 9eiaeltugen bemanni rn0
gegeu Die QIliirten i'm D2itteI.
meere oermenoet, nie Die ufruiniite
3eitun1 ,Gelo" berihtet.
Ymerlcanlidle TcrInite.
gSai6instuu, ,. 6. - Die foIoen.
oen @erluite Der omericaniihen
Grippen in 6raufreid iino ofiicien
betnnutgegebeu poroen:
). Suuli-1t0 0tonn: 3m aampf
qeiaIen SO, an @uuocn aeitorben 13.
olrh llnglild5fdQe 3, an arontbei.
ten 6, id)tper perpun0et AZ, Der.
mist 2.
6. sunni - 81 @}nnn: 25m aampf
geianen Z, al @unoen geitorberf 3,
ourd llnfdne 8. ourd &routbeiten 4.
ibmer perpunoet ~, Iei6t perrpun-
0et 8, perlniBt / - Die in Gttopa,
Ont, per0fientIidte &erluitIiite iiibrt
3 2lmcriconcr ais getoOtct uno 7 oIs
permunoet an.
Z. sunni - as Mann: Sm aonlpI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

9Iano.Imen6emsnt 3ur Sausoor.
lage iiIr Die @rbo5ung Der 9iiruer.
frielS-Peuiioneu su, monad Sic min.
oet'NfcratSperliion fir SoINoteu
bic 80 Gage qebieut bnben. non S25
olt $50 erb6bt miro un6 geriioreu
ron $32 bis $40 i'm M2ouat fir Ne.
ieroren ron - SSotren un0 0ariiber.
oerfuat lperoen, lie nah Ser Qdnoc
oes Gienites. Turh 6ie gorIoop
MIRO Die FeuiionSIiite idbrIib Inn
S35.000,000 erboht.
ernitimmig bieB 6as Sans Sic
Sorloae gut meIbe SpeeiaInusbtI.
oung oertriippelter SoI6oten in Gt.
oilberuien oorfiebt, uatb6em Fe ous
Dem 9erbdro Der grmee o0er iElotte
entIuiien iino.
@tne GonarcBuntrrIudlltud iiber
oie unfdle IN Ben EIieQerIaaern FOR.
oert cine Reiohitton nes 9Iboeorbne.
ten Suiteo oon g}em Norf llnF0ne
Der lesteu 5 Echcn. ertldrt ole s2e.
tolution, bnben ge3eigt. 0aB mebrere
ourdl iGbIerbatte Contribution o6er
ItdfIGiIige SSnipectiou erfoIqt paren.
Oob pdbrero Scr qcQerlp6rtiaen
5eiiion be8 GorsrciIe8 nod enc 9(b.
thinning iibcr oa8 g}erfoIIunos.
9Imenoement bctrcff8 1rolcuItinlm.
reft ftottiinoen miro 1T bon ,5iib-
rem oes SeuatS obermols ocrittbert
noroen.
Su elmer erqdrien0cn Mrqumcnto.
tion. sic bie @ertheiSiqima beS Se.
natcr8 90 iSoTIettc beim -Seuot9ouS.
idInb fiir @rioiIeaien urb @uhIen
eiureithte. ipiro Die oe0en oen Sera.
for erhobcnc 9(nfIoac nIs .Gie[
2drm nm 9ihtS" belcihust lmo ser
NuSiduB, Ser ernonnt nurOc. nm
llnteriudlimpcu iiber sic onQcbIibe
llnlopoIitGt 6cs Senntor$ non mis-.
coniin on'uiteIIcn. ouigciorocrt. Ste
gnfIoge ob3umeiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

Rem 0orf. - Ser I6lpebiide Qni.
iagier> Il. iSroft Oompfer Rem
Sneben" (5,3t9 5onnem, muroe
am 20 M}ai I'M Mittclmeer BON ei-
nem lt.9oot pcricuft. berihteten y
Monn Der @eioBuna Oie pen eincm
iran30iiihen Tompier al 9pro ge-
nommen poroen morcn.
gpn0on. .-0}ehrcre Qerionen nur-
Sen o1trh GrpIoiioncn Qeto0tet o0er
crtranfen, aI5 Elm Rcttuua5boot 0e3
Qampiera nacnilmortb GnitIe" G2,-
975 lonnen) fenterte; Ser Qompier
traf IN beid1oiatcm ,3uitono in Ell.
nem britiid)en 3afen Elm, nod]0em er
non einem [orpcOo aetroiien ooer
ouf cine @}ine oltfQeldltien mar.
guBer0em ioQen mchrere Rerionen
oernliBt luer6cn Nm. 9or6 be5 Can't
piers 6efanoen iih etna 300 Qoiia-
oiere, iomie Eoit nod SU0oirico.
Die GrpIoiionen mur0en ourd) Die
GolliIjon peruriod)t.
Die 5undjbOote an Der atlamtIidlen
9aitc.
@ai6iuaton, Z, Is. - Geutit-
LAMBS 3nud6ootc iiuo onifeiucn6
uuuner mob an Der otluntiifen aiiite
Der Ger. 5tdoten tbatia. obifon lett
Wontug Sem 6lottennmt feline Mel
ouuqen ii5er meitcre &erjenfungen
iuQeQaHgen noren oereu ,}obI in Der
leBten 0otc ourh Z peiterc Gpicr
oui IS 1eitie9eH lit.
Cine sriin0Iito 1,nipc,tion ser
Qou3en otIautji0cn ai0te bat feinc
gcitdtiQuua Der Geriidte Qe1radt
0aB Sic ocutitcn Il 9ootc eine llier.
baIis ooer Rarb,n0unl nit Dem Her
5otten, crflarte Ilotteuiecretor 1n-
uieIs.
6ait . MiGiOncu Tonuen in 3 9lo.
nateu uerienft,
gSai6iuatOu, :. e. 9lGtirte rm0
ne,trale 5tJiis1erl1ita 0urh 5ub-
marine In Dem triten orai Dionateu
0cs -sabres 6ltrccn IS0000O Con
ncu. pie amtit I'm &oi1iu9ton be-
fonut 9coe5eu mur0e.
Iorweesn's Serluite idllper.
skg.sk....... - IL N e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

beiBt es, 6aB mebrere Cificiere un0
adt5ig 0tann 0cs ShIadtidlifies
pernIiBt neroen.
SOmbnrOement non @ariS Onacrt m.
8aris. - Die @ombar6irina ser
fran3oiiihen 6auptItaot jeitens ser
oeutiden peittro9en0en 9lieIende.
idiiBe oauert al. gel Der 9eidieB-
lng am I. @lontoq mur0en , Qerio.
nen gctoOtet ln0 9 permunoet.
9leuer ;Slusansriff uuf Garis.
GariS. Geutihe 2leroplone
modteu in Der I. Gonucrstaqnodt
aberInaIs eiren 9ngriff ouf Qaris
uno orougen our6 Elm hciti0es Der
t6ei6igun8seS Sperricuer. Giniqe 9out-
ben muroen obaemorfen. Cine 4er-
Jon mur0e getoOtet uno mchrere MIR
Den oerlpunoet. 9luh puroe 0tate-
rialldlaoen angerihtet.
Der SandJ6Optfrieg.
&em g)urf. - Ter americaniide
Gampfer a9Irgounlt" nur0e um 3.
Dis BEL Den SciQp-SnieIn torpeoirt
uno uerienft.
Hem 0Orf, - 9todridlt BON Der
&erienfllng Oc$ omcriconiiden 0anl-
piers rMoubau" 0253 Gonnen) an
Ser itaIicniihen ailite ipdt inn Mai
brahte Elm in 9}ew 2lorf elngetroife.
uer ,Srndtoanpier, Der 26 0tonn Ser
9eiaeun9 0eS GarnpierS on 9oro
iuhrtc.
0cw gurf Ser Ser Gunnr0.
Qinie geb0rcnoe 6ritiidp Erqnaport-
0nnpicr n9Inionia" (S,153 5ounem
muroe atf Der 6abrt nod geIten int
Ntlnntic BON eincm oelttihcn Eoud).
boot torpeoirt. 40 W}ann Der 8eiab.
unq merocn pcrnliBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

omericanii6en Genfetrlppcn nm iueis
tere $4,000 Mnnn; neun 8egimen.
fer 'ir6 bereits ir6er's U}eer Qeqon.
oen; BON bieien iin0 iehs NIT Dem
poii BON gobnen, 6rei NIT 6em
qobnbetrtc6 beiddftigt Gle america.
niidje HeQicriIng bat, mic bcriGtet
nirO, big iett bereits t60 g|iQionen
9oaors fir @obnmateriaI fir 5ronf'
reid nnsgegeben.
gludj bic GOlOnien miiiIen 6cIieu.
@uIbinotOn, :. s. - Bon @ere.
roIproFos grou6er erqin1 an Rortc
Rico unb Sopaii bic 2lufioroeruug,
1900 8ecrllten fir Die 9}otjonul'
armce GIT iteIIer
gorto g(ico purbe erflht iejn
Gortinacnt, i2.4G8 Mom bis atm
I 3uIi nod Dem Eager Gas Goio5,
Qon Huon, ub3uisnoeu; 6amntS
Gontinoent oon 1896 g'onn 1T 'jir
bos 2oqer BEL 6ono(ulu be'tunmt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16

5n Ser SdIodt 3miiden 0}ont.
oioler uno Hopon iino, mie Der
lin beri6tet, Die 6ron}oicu bel
einem SIR &te0ererobcrund Der
@iIgeIsruppen iilomcitIih 9}opon
utternonlmeHen itnrfen @cgenan.
grill oui Der gaujen }lngriffs.
front BON %e Slouron bis 9lntbeuil
nit idnuerlten &erlljiten 5uriidgemor.
len porocu, iiber Garlcpont un0
Gaisnes pOn 0eu 0cutidcn Derfolot,
oIc Die &inie 9uiilp=( rocp-le.&ol-
Pompoel erreihten. Gari5 Qibt ben
Hiid3ug 5uL Iogt ober, OuB oerieIbe
lNlbemertt Dom 5ein0e erfolgt iei ltno
pc3eid)net Die Gage i'm 2lQgemeinen
folS unoerGn0ert.
Bel @rneuerung ibrer 9tn9riffe on
Der rchten 6lanfe Der 6ran5oien,
eutIong Dem MoB-55llliie, iugt Ser
Barrier 9erid)t, 1elang es 0en 3eltt.
idlen, nnd mGbreren 2Ingriffen, mel.
llc ibntn ihpere Gerluite eintrulen,
c'tf Dem iiioIihen TluBufcr, I'M Gori
Wielincncq unO OH Den loobeu Groir
9licoro ieiten ,5uB 3u iolien.
Die Iron5oicn maften, mie Oa5
iransoiiidle ariegsomt ferner berib-
tct, neue iSortihritte oitlid) N}crp itn0
ncS @rnliSmol0eS, ihlu8cn beitige
olnQriiie Der 1eutiten on Ser 2Iron0e
mlo an mebrcren on0'rcn &llncten a6
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16
6ablreicbc SIieeerrm'
f6uc.

SunitDn, Scr. - Ser Soloat ,$o6n
Garner BON @bila0elpbia puroe ouf
Dem ellington 6eioc iu Souiton &C..
to0tet uno @eut. elmer q. D}o1 lei6t
berIeet, ais ibr Aeroplan in Ser 2uit
inlenfiam mur0e uno 3u bo6cn
frdtte.
San diego, Sal. - ipil.Snitruc.
t1r Stoutep Gople, y Sabre ali,
pon GouocrSport. @d, nuroe Qct66.
tet un0 6Iie9crca0ett gIppn Chap.
man, 26, bon groofline, W}o.,
idIimm oerIett, als ibr 2leroplun NIT
elmer an6ercn D}oihinc iiber Dem
9}odnea.Bel0c 3u gtort6 S8Iono.
Sal, 3uiommcnitieB unb mirbeIno
8u bohen itilr3te.
San Intpnio, Ser. 9neiter
Qeutnant Sol. Z. G'Wn0ep, 26 Sab.
re olt. BON 2lIbonp, Mo.. muroe oil.
9enbIidIid) getootet ais fem Aero.
plan lid iibcrihIug
Cafe Charles, Ga, Die Gent
nnnts 3obn g. 6egortn, 0em Sericp,
uuo 1raocrs 9. @alton, Sou 2lnto.
MO, Ter, itieben ilber Dem @crItner
dIu9plob beim Wtanopriren nit III
ren s5lu95eigeu 3uinmmen ltilr3ten
ob uno wnren ioiort to0t.
WontaDmerH, 9lln. - Tlie9erco'
oett @eo >. 0fius aus 1Seriep &itp
mlr0e oetootet, oIs ieinc 0laitine in
elmer &obe pom ungeidbr 1000 5uB
in 6ran6 qeriet6 uno 8u booen inuite
9ufiulu, q. y. - 4bil. Z Raoer
bon gan ,Sroncisco uno mob. Gonuor
Uon SOS QtngeleS muroen beim 2Ibs
itur5 etnes 6lugseuaes oui 6em Gur.
ti$.glugpIae gu Buffalo, q. o. ge-
to0tet.
9bcrOeeu, MiiI. - Gent Glorfe
Cmen pon Earning, Wtid.. muroe ouf
Der 5teQe 9et06tet, ais iein ,}Iug3eu9
ii6er oem 4opue.Tluqploe, @eit
Qoint, 0liII., aus elmer 6ohe BON 100
SUB obftilr5te; Lein Qc9Ieiter Tpiiroc
idlper oeriebt.
Gait Grrsnwidl, n. :. ,5of
Ncgee BON 4arptudett. Elm befoun-
ter 6lieger, lamb ieinen Zoo, als er
r5er bic Rorragoniett 9op lu6r m0
eiue GrpIoiion in ieinem 4eroplan
orfolQte. Tieier qerict1 in bruuo n0
itiir3te ms @niier.
Sun AntOnio, Ser. - Gent @nrru
1ooo5 non 3onoouper, g g., pcrlm.
1ludtc tootlib bel einem 2IAihlr3 ans
200 rug 6ohe oti Dem Stinion'
5lugpIos bel Son 4ntonIo, Ter
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-16
100000 >aIamn bcreits
nncb SranFccict absc'
gan Jels.

@aIhinatun, ,. 6. - llcber
100000 amerieaniidle Solbaten
iinS bis Jest iiber See regan-
gen, iuie ariegsiecrctdr ,safer
am DtOntag ben fran5Oiild5en
gIlpeniaeern nerfiinOcte, in iei-
mem 9lbidDiebsgrnR at bic Srie.
ger Srnnfrcidj's pur benz @ai6-
inetum NIonument, III Der Sum
oesbnmptitaot. &or lueni0en
@ufen hattie Der Sccretdr be-
ridtet, oaf 100000 WIann mad
Der SdJlaftfrUnt nbgefabren
ieien.