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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
9IrbeitspferO .@SnraOe.

Cine 9etbeiliauna bon nobe3u
1000 eoleu 9loiien uiro, mic geiteru
perlmltete fir sic am 30. N2ai itotts
finoenoe glrbeitspieroe- @araoe erpor-
tet. 3a6lreihe mcrtbuoae 9reiie per-
oeu anIdBIih ser @oraOe SIR Qlus.
ga6e aeldngen. Gie 0orbereitunocu
limo in ooQem @anae. Sran gOphl
s. 1ar6er. oic @r1iioentn Ser yQlni.
NAL glcilae 9(iiociation~ crfldrtc ge.
.itcrtt 0aB oic oieSjdbrige @oraoe gro.
Ber uno crfoIgrciber oemt ie 81 lpcr-
Ben periprad. Gol Nacob ", Noof
itc0t all ser Spise oes GomitcS,
gSiniain 9( 9artins, StraBeureini.
aimas.Gomnliiidr, uiroc sum Gbei.
&i1tcr crlatlnt ltuO Gol Saibiligton
9oluie, lnl, iuiro abcrmalS ais Dlar-
idlall nmaircn Der gInncloc- Ger
min Idrit am 10. M1oi ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Iran 4 8. S5OlIanScr aeIlOr6cn.

Sn i1rcr g9obnlur8, 9'r. 1902, 6u.
tou @lacc itarb oeiicrn WlorQen
Brat SSacoD s. Nollanoer. bic CSattin
ocs Cr. Sacob S. Noaonocr pou Der
p,SobnS Nopfius llniperiitat4 6rou
Noaauoer mar III Baltimore aeboreu
moroen lmo 80 Sabre olt Sin 9hu.
acrinniel i'm @c6irn wnroc ais 90.
oesuriabe bc3cihnci gleben ibrent
@attcn binicrlaBt sic Da0mgcidbc-
0ene Orei Sinner 9loiamono Nnbler
ponauoer Gooi0 publer Sonanoer
uno Bertha Nonanoer icrnpr lore
Nlutier. SrmI Cnpio Nutler. 5wei
Sdmeiiern 6rau 0p. 0ppcubeiusr
mo Sf. 9gabel Ssubler ino 3luci
@rioer Gilbert y Nuelcr iino Socl
IS. =. Subler. Cc @eeroi9llua en-.
iolgt op 6reitaa Normittags 10
llbr pom 1rauerbale aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
CIroaaeidJiuurcucn. .sanfett.

Gle @iroB9cihworcuen oes Sanuar.
9crnins baiten geitern glbeno i'm
nNotel 9lenucrt" Gin @anfett peron.
iialtet 5u meIhcm Gbcrridjter Soper,
Staatsammalt 9roening imo mlocrc
@erihtS6eomte mo 9(npaItc aelaoen
wareu @eridieoeuc glnipradeu wur.
0eu gebalten uno oanftc Cberrids
ter Soper ocn @eihworeuen fiir Die
aroBc uHo aepiiien6aite 9lrbeit, TO,
wic iiir Oie Observation-Disclosures,
Ole lie Dem @eridbt ino oen eiu5elHen
Hicbtcrn p16rmo ibrer 9lmts5eit ba.
ben au9eoeibcn laIien. Cie @roBae.
lbworencn Ioicn iid AM Sreitag aiii
iuO peroen al oieiem Gage ibren &c.
rIdt olrd Den Cbmann einreiden
laiien. Der Moi-Eermiu 6e9iuut anl
an pclhen Gage oic neiIen
@rohaeIbworcucu uereioigt pcrOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

ejetreioeidouiIcr Ger Baltimore mo
Gbio @obn ncbnIcn bic glrbeit
mieoer aii. Slrcdcn slrbeiter
itriten mld.
S1nmtlidc SMiiisioicr pclhe
in Den vguliimorc ino Cbio@ @lepo.
loren 8u 2ouiit Eoint ols c5etreioe
Sdcaflcr onaeiteIlt marcm tebrten
gelleru Dlor0en 5iir glr6et 3urild
1ic (aetreioeiNaitiIer mcIbe bon
Goniroft Shiiisitoueru aageiteat
moreu. begobeu iic5 an lcbicn 6rei
tag li 5umpaibic nit ben iiriieuoen
Glcpotor 2eutcu i'll Sen 9Iusitauo.
9canlte Ger Baltimore mo Ohio
Giien6obn" ertI6rieu oeliern oaB IN
i1ren @icuotoren 5iI 2oclat %pint
iuicoer normoIe 8uiiouoe cinactretcn
icicn.
3mei 0olonnci Stredcit 9lrbcitcr,
aniammcu maefdDr 30 gRonn Tea
ten aeitern Wlitta0 i'm @o1uiemGi.
iiriit oeru Baltimore lmo GbioGiieils
babn 0ia glrbeit nicoer. iebrteu jet
ood binnen orei Stunoeu mic0er CUR
Qlrbeii 5uriit. obnc oie e'ebats Gr-
b6Dlua. meIde iie auae6dd pcrIonas
teH erbaltea 3u bapen
llngeiGbr 1850 Streden 9lrbeitcr
scr WtarnIouo Giuiiion Der n&emu.
iulbonu Giienbabn1 au Gaitou bel
iinoen icb sir 8eit unh iin gluSliouo,
o6He oail ie0odl irgcuo peldc crnliere
llnrubcu bciiirdtet mcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
SsnguitaE tnnit SsanS

Tic Gireiioren ser glllon Frotel
Nant SaiiFaarN4 fanltcn Don Gaftcr
~ irileu, ,yNc. ul0 NameS G @ocs
ipiag elu Snci 9lter aroGcS @rAnoiiiid
ou oer q Sirale Euiidcl Cspiloro.
glucirae lno 9alucrt iroBc 2lni ocN
SruaSitiid nas ciu E6cil ocs frillle'
fei @aiierlon.glnwcleus NJ miro oas
ueile Nolptal aebaid perocu 1cr
alreis ilir oen &lah oA lidb 5mildlen
$4,000 itio $4,000 bepcat babea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

9orbercitunaen iiir Die groBc ges
reitidaftSsNaraoe am gladlmittag eeS
f7 N1ai iiao ii vQllem @aHae Sie
bpilaabmr oeS Gaoetiep,Sorps oes
Giiv Colleges nnroc aeAerH pen
Commandment NJ AZ 9looaau pciauut
qeapbca g3uticrie v lnio poroasihi
iiA aud bic I Gonpaaaic ocF aii.
iteu-alriilleric merocH iuF 1tclle lain.
nsn lucitcilet Nrqiirn niaaltc lib re9es
sSilerclir iiir pic %araoe benierfhar
Nna ciiip aniicror9euilidlc groBe ges
iAeilgWB niilitdriidlcr Wi0 uilracrs
liNcr craauIiaiioncu itcht 5ii crpar'
laI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
qeidle nelanSet

Gic Scibe zines eira 45 Sabre
oIteu fabIfopiigen Dlanncs puroe
aeltcru lRor1eH an Der Eratt- lmS
6reoeridyStraBe aus Dem @aiier ae-
aoae1 gIui Dem lnlfeu slrm battc
oer Dianu sic Idtowirumaeu 10. -.
F~ lno ein Ser5. Sn ieinen ga.
ibcn Uiroe cine eeloborie nit 3wci
Giuooaariheiuc iopie 2 @ennies
porachnocn. Sic ccihc muroc ual1
ocr Nloraue gqbra6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Die Ietteu @orlaseu.
@erOen 6eute bonn @ouoerneur I'M Z
ter5eihnet peroeu. Sic @eriuil
Iislmgs GorIogen oounter.
sleniteriubcr iprobcu acitcra
bei'm StootSobcr6oupt i'm @ar'
rett.@ebdu0e Dor, Senoiolt
Sgoeu elmer ser 9eil3cr.
@oiDerueuSorrinaton miro beute
Die lebteu &orlogeu uiter5eihneI
wcIhc nod ienuer llutcrihriit bar
rcn I'M @eiebcStroft SIT crlonaen.
9Iue niht untericbriebeuen @orloaeu
iino olsOann to6t
Inter oeu nod 8n lmter3ei1nen'
Sen @orlaacu beiinoen iidO Die oagc'
meincn Gerniligunaen mo Oie
observation-disclosures @erlpiaigunacu.
Ger @ouperucur bat Oieic @orlagen
5uriidgc6olten, inn 81 crforidcn, Oh
cs mciie mare, Streirbungeu oarill
Oor5lne6meH Senator Copper, @or'
iiber Oes 6inan5 Gomite'S, bat OenI
@oiberncur mitget6eilt. Dob Strei'
huugen in So6e BON 100000 ae'
maht perOen founen GoS Stoots.
C6er6oupt wieS ieOo6 oieien 9lntrog
an oos Gomite 5nriid 9roboem bat
eS Sen glnidein ooB ciniae Strei'
dunaen Oorgenommen perocn, I'M
BEN Stoots Siuon5en gercdt wer'
Ocu SIT fonnen.
Cine onOere intereiiontc @orlagc
lit sic. nod uclder es iracn0 cinem
9iidter inieriagt meroen ioa, me6r
ais fiini Sale al eincn Gage 3ll Der
bonOeln. Senator Campbell. som
arO 9rpant mo @nl @lrceQ botten
oeu @ouoerncir criudt. sic &orla.
Gen 5u lmter5eidneu Oob beirdte
Gberridter Soper, 9lubler 9ono H.
DufiD Oen @ouperneur rno nieieu
Die Serren mIf 0ie iibleu Sol9en Ell
ner oerortioeu @eiebgebing bin.
Geridieocne onOere flcine &orla
aeu 6otte Der @oupernenr am Iieu'
itag inter5eidnet
gIemteridger bei'm Conner
neur
Sos StaatSp6erbaupt uer6rodlte
einiae Stmoen in ieinem @iireau i'm
@arrctt @ebGnoe, moiel6it er per
ibieoene @oliiifer empfino, pelde
uabriheinlic6 irgeno Elm 9lmt iiir
ibrc 6remoe beieben m6hteu. ooer
audi 5weiieIlos fir iid iel6it bear
ipruheu. TeSglehen 6otte er eit
@er6or in Sem 9luslieiernngs Saa
OeS Cr @uis, melden 9lntrog DER
@ounerneur 6ersuion BON Eeros ae'
felt bat GliS miro we9en Oer
ideOener SGminoeleicn aemiiniAt
Inter oen 9eiuhern beianoen ilA
Senotor Mm, Gaocn. melAer oef
0tadfoloer oes 9itters g9. Cairo
Seurp IN Ser oiieutliden getriebs'
Gomnliiiiou oeren @ebdlter er reOu'
sirt bal, meroen m6Ate. llrter ben
3ablreihen 9eiudern befanoen lD
audi 5pei 6raieu Die oen @ouper'
neW oriugeno 81 ipre6eu 6atteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

6cneruebr.6unbentlcn.
9ieuuteSobres. Gouoeution Der 9olti-
moreyGonnt1 6renpiaieeu 5euer.
pc6r. @urOe in Raspeburg
fciiIid beganaeu. @roBartige
@araoc, Raspe6urs @aroeu.
bile nno 0uerla 6atten 8laageu-
ibmud augelcat.
Ger ,,9aliinorc.@olntD 8reiiUil.
lige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bielt geiteru
IN &aspeburg an scr 9eIairsRoao
ieinc o. iabrlbc Convention. Rnspc.
burg, @arocnpiQc lmO Cucrlco pareu
icitIih gcir6midt poroen &ou allen
Sduicrn mcbten Ilaggcu, inO Scr
@ora0c, ole om Gohn1ittaa abgebaI'
ten muroe, mo6nte cine aroBe 0len.
i9cnmenge bel. Gic @eid)ditsiiBing
plrOe in Scr .GuerleasSoIIe" abgc.
baltcn. 9lahoen onc porliegenoel
Qlrbciten crleoigt por0en marcu, mur.
sen Bic 9eautcu fir oas lauienoc
SSobr erUdblt, Gos 9leiultat mar:
@rdiioent. Fbilip 9. 3inmer BON ser
@ifespile Gompagnie; Gicc @rdii.
ocnt s. aeaiep Dlori6ol BON ser 9o-
ring.Gompaglie; Sefrct6r, @eorge
s. @illmon bon Der Geiiterstopn.
Gompognie; Sdabnieiiier, @apitdu
Sames q. Geeic BON Ser 9utbcr0ille.
Gompagnic. Ter Sag puroe nit ci.
mem 9oa in ocr oCucrIea.6oIle" be.
idllonen.
Gas Gonoentions-&ro mar
BON iolgenoen Gomite'n oorbcreitet:
9srcBsGomite IS. SoparO g96ittle.
@oriiber 8. S. 9llbredjt, g9iHion
Mc9(aiiier. SomeS ~. Neeie imb n.
gs. 9ell.
@oraoe Gomitc &. $. gll6redt.
Goriiber, Siram @olmer. Soues A.,
@eeie, Gopt GrneIt Gods. Senrp
Noiielu G6arles SounouO, w. a.
&eIlp, s. Clinton SrocU. S. y. 9eder,
5. 9. SeiIop. @eorge @once, @illionl
VI, @lu6l Charles Y @ettit, @. 60.
oar gem Clarence GrHep, ". M.
Sdcii Garl u. geaaner, g. Sartman
lmo 6. 8. q. Ciebm.
EransporiaiionS-Gomte &. w.
9eld, @orIiBcr y. +. @oriut. 4. S.
9Irmacoit, @illiam Mc9lliitcr, gem.
Seib. q. 6. ailhcuitein. I6os. 2atbe.
81 Q. 9ea, @iaiaui SloDiion 3rnuf
0inbon Or. Z. g. 0N1aiL SSo6u Z.
9olowu s. eelpis Sof 0awrcuce
Gooneu, ". g9. elliott. VI. g9. 9lrmns
colt @coroe GodeD @eorge Gmmeb
@iliam 2iuenbring, Sobu .. SnD-
Scr mo 2. Z. @riagS.
Gmplan9s.Gomitc ". g9. Ben.
8oriiber. ,Sreo. Shweiber, Charles
SeroIo. 9oliS SeBIer. hilbert Said.
,5re0 e' @elh, lbomas s. SSadion,
@eorge ShAlocr6cra 9lelion Z. Se0.
mour, &, ". 8romaBer, Seize %.
Bird, g3o6ert 8. Bet, gll0lit g. 9or-
leis, 91au 0lbers, MilIiam 8uber ino
Somaro BELL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. @.
q. 9. aelh. @oribcr, ". VI. elliott,
n s.. sSadion lno S. s. u. ariu-
lebn.
Die nddlie Gonpention miro in
@lDnoon abgebaltcn merocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Eraa @urab SAplcna Sh0niolI Dlc
Maliu poH g9illiam 9bonlou Sdat.
mQiper 0e8 uGburdl @ome ano Sl
inaarp idDc0 sclicrn Aloraen alia
nqm 2cbcu. @ie Ittt ieit mc1reren
su0rcp AT eiuen Ncr5Ieiocp 2Ilher
i6fcm eiaiiau 6itdcrabt He 1lpci
5dIer Sru Gbarles N 'llavaIpao
poA 2lancra 4a utlo 6rau v Heon
ssfopa non G6eflertopt plo iople
cacu ohH Nrn Miiliap eoluaro
60HioN Eic Eeriiorbcne tuuFoe iil
gorilnno sQle geborcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

ser glboobe Der bieiieeu Guoront0nc
ztatiou au Ole 9itn0earegicrlmg Elm.
gebeuo erortert gsic pcrloutet miro
Der 8unoesregierng ihon IN @iir5c
Die @ontrole iiber oie Station iIber.
geben mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Trl B QoMiie Eperner aus WI.
iooua 9a.. uuo 8r Nl sInacIa
GariuraAi ans Baltimore meroe
am n. ,sini 0ip Iiplonc oc9 Grades
cuqS gadrlor " 9It" ocs Molults
hahpn st slanes,AolIeas cF3alteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

Erleorap1iidlgr g0eflcr6erIdJi.

gllis och iibrigel QhIu0es sSetter
Ncobahtuugs 1taiionen iuurocn olc
iolaenoeu nicoriglicn Sempcratirclit
oic lnt ll6r aeiiern sIbeuo bcrrld
frn beridltpi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04


Nlagor BRETON init EreisriGter.Go.
mite iii Sort @lcSenr0. 9eiih
tioeu 8lab iiir aeplantes 6roncis
2cott ae0 Deufmal, Gntihci.
onna iiber cingelauieue gntpiiric
iua aetroiien ueroau, 1886
Naaiern5aae i'm glpril
lin oen Rlab SIT belidiigen auf
meldcm aoS Genlmol iiir 6rdHcis
2cptt aeD inns sic 5ol0aten lno
Geclcute errihtct werocu ioll. ole an
ser 5hlott bci Jlort6 &oiut lmo ser
gcrtbeioigimg oes Sort yicSeurg
tbciIaenommen bobcn. bcgaben id
aciiern sic nit Der 9IuSmabl 0cs Gilt.
wuries bcauitrnaten Breisrihter III
@ealcihng oes W1oDors Breiion uaH
ocnt 5urt. 3li ocm &reisriAter Sol.
le0ium geb0ren Die 8ilo6auer s..
Qseilmm iHo Ncrnau Dlcglcil aus
]Rcu.Dort lmo Der 2lrHitcft @leun
@rnpu aus @ni6ington 9IlS periou.
lihcr &crtretcr oeS aricgsiefret0rs
n16nI Cbcrit Sorts an Der 8ciidti.
suug Ibei. ser ertldrte. oaB "a Wlo
belle iiir oen ggettbemer6 cingelauieu
ieien. 1em 5d0pier 0es nit 0enl
eriien Ercis aetronten Gntpiries
miro ser 9ouGontraft 5ugclprodeH
iucroen, ipabreno Siuumen pon $500,
5000 iuo $500 iiir oic orei uddliicu
bciien 0looclle ausaclcbt iiuo.
,Sn &erbiionug nit Scr DeuinalS
2fnqelcacn6cit Dot Der &riegsictrctdr
eiucn ats iolgeuocn Nerreu bcite6er-
ocu 9eirat6 crnonnt Mouor @re
itnu; u. 9orneuelo 9ibbins Dor
iibcr oes u9iational Star Spaualco
Banner GenteluinI1 @eorae NcemS
@iliama Frdnoent Ger Rart 9eD0r
oe; 5euoior Sohn gSalter 5mit6 mo
GonarrBmitglieo q. Charles SittAi.
utm gIl5 SaAueriidnoiac mnroen
aHieroenl au5geHht glrhitett Sol.
Gaans 1perrp 9ilolaucr Gpbraim
Slcuier lmo Gonalas 81 l6omaS. irv
Sic i1mmtli6 9aItimorcr iho.
Gntpiiric plroeH lnw pon 9Il0.
0aicrn cniacgenqcHonrmcn bic ames
ritaliidc eiireer iuo Ser @rie0s
Setrctdr miro bic cn0aiiItiae Gut
isbeiolna idaeu bat ic6oh bereits cr
tldri. oaB III iid all oas lIri5ciI Der
lrcisribter balten weroc. Ole e'c.
lanntioiien oes Ienimals ihao aui
$4,000 oerduihlaat 70 Dob nod
$4,000 BON Der bonn GonarcB beluiIs
Iigtcu 5nmme iibrig blciben miirocu.
9lad Der Neiihti9ug be9abcn it'd
idmnitIidIa ,Serrcn naA ySaIbiigioH
lin iii ocr 2lngeleaen6et cine Gnt'
Itbciouna 5u idllcu
Dlafern @pi6cntic.
JNdt neniger ais 1886 neiic Dla
iern8dae ipuroei inl Dlonat glpril
Ger @eiumobciis. @e60r0e 3ur gln5eigc
aebradlt mdhreno iR April lcbtcn
,Sabres Mir f66 Sale Ill per3cdncr
poref Gieben Cpier bat oicie
arauibeit im lebien aRouai gclor.
Bert.
Ger 9eridt ser @'cilmobeit9- 9c
bSroe aiebt aHBefocm iolgenoe eta,
tiiut iiir g(pril: iiA9 @c0urlen inlo
1902 IoOeSidae. gli 2mgcnciit3in.
oug itarbeu 1916 @erioneii gIuoerc
Sooesnriaden iuarcn per5leioen
i0 griabt ii9e 9liercnfrautbcit f2;
5hmiuointt 1911; Sdlaomliaa 51i
Grippe 8 0cudlbuiteu ll 9htper.
diitung 3 Bronchitis i5 Alters.
ihmaHe iO; Dipbt6criiiS 3 Sdar.
Iadfiebcr > mo EDp6us
.9altimorcs Nuarontdnc.
Station.
23ei riucu Timer weldeS DiaDor
Rrcimi 0ciicr gfbsno ii ieiucln
@atie jil Gbrcn ocs Giqncralor6tcs
9luplri ,,nIc aab lulEDc 0ie 6rQac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

tSiir 0larDlnno uuo 0cn Iitriit
Columbia bcllte etpas tribe ipater
fIag iiiomcltIidc gsin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04


,sn &cblct pon 9)pcrn raiuleu
nic Gualdn0er ihrc @tGlllnRen ill
3eueuiole, 3onucbctc Neli0oet
Eolnaoncuelo-gaalo lm0 gionnc,
hoSiAeu in Gauie pcs Cages
ne6mea oie 1eHfihen aidD e'tllrr'
ncii. Sen 4art BON Nercntbaae
nuo oas (Sehoit set Eoppotle
nciIliA pon SbchiucIo
,Sn g9cn @alijicn oaucri Der
er6iiierte 99iocriiano ocr iillon
bci 8arnom an nber er uerllldlt
Uerae0lid, iid III Iciucr oriiteu
Ncribci0iMnlasitrlAma rclilitp
ocr g9islofo 5miidcn ben Nobcn
iun 25er3pup uno ocr Gfra @pra
5ii balien ru0 ilicbt ilbcr ocn
1luB Gamii iit Scr ialtildlc
Inrh6nid oer Geiiideu lno
ccilelrcider ppiruoet mo alela9-
3eiia sic redlie ,Slaate Der 3lpi,
icbcn aonec8na mo Sllpfoiper
asaB oli lmaoriihea 9oDer
lieheuocu ruiiiideu gesIiocusslr'
lnce D0lIia entbl0Bt
9lene 6ritiitc lrllppeu pic bel
aa6a Eepe iuo glrtg'luim Iau.
ocn peroen ioiori aai ibrc5dific
5lriidactriebel
tllicu iiiloiNt III geicn oos
NerirasSpcrbdltulB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
llnlerhnItnnna. .QNrnlueiirr.

SuFo5 src ggpNQ iol9euoes rpernAcs
rcriUiTe.
Epnnering 5teltng @dWl0H WnflNee mo
Nucuot ~ Lfuunlotg".
,N0Oein" abe Iealpiete
NiNppbrpuic &nNbebile uiio aNQrOclbi Der.
WiugAlaNb 8lGn0cuiue nnh 9San0etilbct,
,WlnNfs9ltnbrmic N |uir N Sircs
WlaNinWD 1oacn 0iub" 4iom u blo i7
Ihal 1tllni1hts NcuncU 30 Fimiigo
oglrDcilef Wglaunpgrein NlnlAiru 6lclQA
brn 1. Wiat, SaMlicuANcup ~ aONtinB s.
Nalcr cue Sui 2pgnue nfp " EtrQbf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

era0 croo
NNdpit eii0 iHb AZ Qioninpnlcrn, iriib. ~
Noiio@ f Hsees M Naniadii iril6 .ii
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0inS eritidt.

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The sun., 1916-01-21
WAR DEBT $500 900, 900.
trrdit N~W Told solution is Excess
si~~ TRx or Reputation.

CHICAGO. Jan. a0.--In discussing the
national war debts Of England. Germany
aud France before ;he National Associa-
zion Of Credit Men he:c to-day, Charles
II Van Hise, president of Wisconsin
University. said the conditions could Ire
me, only by excessive taxation. repudia-
tlorl. or "A combination " the Two.
Mr.. Van lise presented estimates OF
the rational debts of Great Britain,
France aud Germany at the cud ~ 1915.
giving the total a. Slo4l9. 100000 for
the United Kingdom. s7.273. 100000 for
Germany and slo.3l4. 900. 900 for France.
These figures did not include the local
debts. which at the beginning OF the war
nere about s3a3J.o0o.00o for Great
Britain. $685.. 100000 for Germany and
sIi7s. 600 600 cor France. Additional
debts have been incurred by Prussia.
Saxony. Bavaria and o,her German
The magnitude OF these debts will
he appreciated WHEN II Is recalled that
the maximum debt % the United States
at the end ~ the civil war. al that time
the most colossal debt To which any ma
'ion ever had been subject. was s275s.-
0o0. 900. or about one-fouTth the exist
ing debts OF the United Kingdom or
France"
Mr. Van IIise estimated the annual
interest charges as follows: United
Kingdom. s5?l.O00.oo Germany. s364,-
oOo. 600: France. s5a6. 900 900.
John J. Arnold. vice-president OF the
First National Bank OF Chicago. said
existing conditions do not warrant es-
tablishins foreign branches of the Fed
eral reserve banks.
e. II Bosworth. chairman Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF CHICAGO. said that
"Nell managed commercial state banks
will eventually join the Federal reserve
system adding:
There can he hut one American credit
system OF nationwide extent. and il
must no: leave out any considcra bile par;
OF the banking strength of the country.
Those state banks Till join. not be-
cause Of any immediate advantage in
dollars and cents bu, a. n duty TO their
depositors and customers"
The sun., 1916-01-21
SDtc0l toble Despaich TO TuE STU.

LONDON. Jan. 20.--The financial out
look In Great Britain is extremely en-
couraging. according to the Times, which
viii publish tomorrow a twenty-four
page review Of world finance. The re-
view says III part.
The whole Of 1915 passed under the
stress OF war. 1t has had this unity. In
spite Of the extensions of the conflict to
new Gelds--a constant need for re-
vision Of the economic outlook.
Its record may be sharply defined as
increasing the consciousness everywhere
of the break caused by the war III ma
t!Onal ana international policies toward
iihdnce, industry ana commerce. Of ;he
necessity 10. dras;icaily rccasting many
IDEAS and methods suited to the old fela-
tons which even peace. when it comes.
cannot fully restore.
This consciousness may he seen at
work In the countries which are still
neutral and which have profted mate
rally owing to the war conditions. II is
present In "a marked degree in Great
Britain aud throughout the British En-
pirc
The sun., 1916-01-21
CLASH WITH ENGLAND
THREATENED IN JAPAN
Alliance With Germany and
Russia Advocated by
Newspaper.

TOXIC. Jan. an.-A series of articles
in the newspaper r0n,dfo under the
heading "A Message to England and the
correspondence which has followed them
reveal that II section OF japanese opin-
ion is bitterly opposed to England and
her policies.
From "A political point of view the
arguments put forward are fantastic, nut
It is noticeable that ;he fdmdfo' al
though it's editor has openly advocated
an alliance of Japan. Germany ana
Russia, mas not been suppressed.
The trend Of the fomdto articles has
been that Japan. like Germany, Us seek
ing expansion, and that therefore she
will come into direct conflict with Eng
lands colonial policies after the war.
A, nresent. the writer states. the En-
,cute Powers are losing, and the war
will end in defeat when one OF them
breaks the London agreement not to
conclude separate peace, Then Ger
MANY and Russia, he says, will be
drawn together. as their interests in
holding India ana western Asia are lueh-
tical, and Japan would work well with
them II she had prcponderant rule in
China
Among the correspondents to contrib
ute to the symposium following the ar
ticles was President Shimada of the
House Of Representatives., who, although
very cautious in his statements. sees a
great benefit for Japan In long war.
which would exhaust the European ma
tions,
A professor In the Imperial lniyer-
sity in the course of "A fiery denuncia
ton of the English long sleeves tpoor
flghters) contributed the following
Japan stands for loyalty and justice
Germany stands for loyalty and injus-
tice England stands for selfishness and
disloyalty. Now is the time to talk OF
divorce"
The sun., 1916-01-21
WARNS BRITAIN ECONOMIC
REVOLUTION is COMING
Financial and Industrial Readustment, New Methods Of
Peace Relations and Ideals, Will Follow Wars
Ending, Says London Times.

tlle community. will he readily accepted
We have seen during 1915 how much
can be done in spite of the diversion
OF energy to the fighting services and
their supply. aud to keep up our cx-
ports and maintain c>i- industry. There
IL no reason for supposins that sttll
further reorganization and utilization OF
all services not directly drawn upon for
the war will not avail TO make the pres
cnt year at least AS productive In that
respect as the past year.
There need be no doubt that out
financial resources are equal 10 any
strain that may he put upon them. One
Of the features Of the past year which
Is likely to become stll more marked
III finance and commerce must be briefly
emphasized The war has proved the
solidarity of the British Empire. We
may loo; forward with confidence to
further developments toward closer re-
lntiOrs between it's various parts to our
mutual advantage.
There has been no more significant
thing ia connection with the financing
of our own adverse balance of trade
than the arrangement of credit In Can
ada by the Dominion Government for
the Imperial ExcheQuer as Il part OF the
.irst Internal Canadian soan IN order TO
pay for the purchases OF munitions
there.
THE example OF Canada shows TO
what lengths the seif-governing domn-
ions may go is the war conditions for
finance are prolonged II IL. perhaps
only the beginning OF "A new era OF finau-
cial relations within an empire at last
made really organic"