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The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
REVENUE EFFICIENCY
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Cost of Collecting Taxes Lower Than
Ever in History.

Secretary McAdOO yesterday made pub
lie a statement of the operations OF the
Internal Revenue Bureau which shows
that the efficient administration of that
service during the three years, 1914. 1915
and 1916. broke all previous records.
During that period the bureau recov-
cred more than enough taxes to meet the
entire expenses OF the service, and the
cost OF collecting the revenue was the
lowest in the history OF the bureau.
The expenses OF the bureau, both in
Washington and in the field, for the three
fiscal years mentioned, was approximate
ly $l9. 800, 900. There was assessed or col
lected approximately S21, 100000, which was
entirely the result of the activities of
the bureau and its field force. This tax
was unearthed through the discovery
Of frauds, evasions, errors and the like.
Its recovery was due to effective enforce
ment Of the revenue laws. and efficient
administration of the service.
This record of efficiency. made by Com
missioner Osborn in his administrat tion
of the service, under the direction Of Sec
retary McAdoo, has never been approach
ed in the whole history of the Internal
Revenue Bureau since its establishment
in 1863.
The cost Of collecting internal revenue
receipts during the fiscal year 1916 was
only 40 per cent, which broke all pre-
vious records. and the average cost OF
collecting the internal revenue for the
three fiscal years 1914 1915. and 1916 was
la per cent, likewise the lowest in the
history of the service.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
GIRLS POSSESSED,
AYERS REV. W.T.. CRAFTS
Says Many Affect SalaciOus Magazines
Lewd Dances and Immodest Dress.

That there must be more individualistic
work il the boys and girls Of the present
day are to be saved. is the opinion ex-
pressed by the Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts, In
his sermon at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church last night Dr'
Crafts took as his text The deVlI haru-
est fight for a boy
In the course Of the sermon DR.. Crafts
said:
''I.et it not be assumed from this story
that all boys are devils, and all girls
angels,
Many girls seem now to be devil-pos-
sessed. singing suggestive songs, reading
salacious magazines, enjoying lewd
dances, attending unspeakable shows
and dressing in most immodest fashion.
No wonder 5000 girls are reported as
dropping out of sight every year-in most
cases running away from home in dew
ilish fascination for some unworthy man.
or to hide shame of previous secret SIN
Alas that girls are so many OF them
Esaus, all too willing to sell their BIRTH
right of health and home and happiness
for a few moments qualification Of van
ity and appetite and passion.
Behold in the City's street the spirited
white stallion of passion driven by a
youth who can scarcely hold him with
the reins twisted about his strong hands
Manlfestly II would be dangerous tc
lOuCn the JnTODDlHS Sletu Win a "ilAP
But out OF a newsrOom jumps man
with a story magazine twisted up
like a rope, and strikes the stallion a
strong blow across the eyes. He rears
madly. and the youth can scarcely calm
him. The danger OF a runaway is not
fully passed when tobacconist leaps out
with a rope of tobacco and hits this
white steed Of passion in the mouth ano
again he plunges and almost breaks from
control. Then there leaps before him
from a theater a dancing girl singing a
iewd song with which she strikes him a
cutting blow across the flank. and he
takes the bit in his teeth and runs away,
dashinE himself and his rider to death
through the red windows at the bottom
OF the street
Which things are an allegory OF mani
fest application to the social duty ot
moral street cleaning. Fathers and big
brothers, give the boys a chance by
smashing the traps set for their feet by
the devil and devilish men all along your
streets"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
CINCO CIGARS
Now Five Cents Straight

Owing to the increased cost Of pro-
duction. the manufacturers. Of CINCO
Cigars. OTTO EIsENLOHR & BROS,
INCORPORATED, have advanced their
selling price to the dealers, and in
future, this cigar will he sold to the con-
sumner absolutely at five cents straight,
instead Of six for a quarter. as here
tOfDre
The CINCO Cigar has attained a ma
tional reputation. and through the main
renanCe of a nigh standard of quality.
has become the largest seller in the
world. and the manufacturers deemed
it adyisabl to advance the price rather
than sacrifice its long-esta blished high
uv1litv-Adv
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
Notes Of Camp Ordway

Another big war game Is planned for
tomorrow. The cavalry troop probably
will be divided into two platoons, one
platoon for each of the opposing forces.
Movements somewhat similar to those OF
last week will be undertaken, probably
with more definite results because of the
experience gained then.
Battery A is the latest convert to foot
ball team is now being organized
which bids fair to give the others some
hot battles. 1t seems likely that IL the
camp lasts much longer a football league
will be organized. II this Is done some
be furnished. for on all of the newly or
ganized teams there are former football
players of note, including many we'll
known college stars.
The prize squad honor which was
awarded to the squad of Corp. Guy, in
Company F. is disputed by members of
Corp. Muschlitzs squad. also of Com
pany F. They claim that none OF their
squad has ever been in the guard house
or reported for dirty guns or any SINH
lar offcnse. If they continue at this rate
they say that they will be sure to win the
medal Already five Of the men have
! been assigned to light duties because of
their good work
! Gen. Harvey. Maj, MacCathran and
! Lieut. Livingston took a long ride on
| horseback yesterday afternoon.
Soldiers, civilians and press correspond
, euts were kept jumping Yesterday by
horseback riders. Several soldiers were
: exercising mounts which seemingly had
been resting for a long time. They dash
! cd around camp. arriving at full speed
| at unexpected places. One visitor hit the
/ dust in trying to escape the charging
/ stceds.
Things were unusually quiet at Ordway
yesterday The officers for the most part
rested from a busy week by taking maps
! in their tents. The men rested or enter
! tanned members of the fair sex who came
out from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
Receivers for Lumber Firm.

Philadelphia, Sept. l7-AppHcntion for
the appointment Of receivers for William
Whitmer & Sons, Incorporated, a $1,000
OOO lumber concern. was made in the
United States District Court here. by
Robert F. Whitmcr, former president. 1t
Is asserted that the assets have been de-
pleted by large sums given to subsidiary
COmpa anies
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

Of the most charming screen offerings
that could be imagined.
Valentine Grant is a delightful Scotch
lass. Her acting is unaffected and thor
oughly convincing. Arda la Croix. as
MacGregor the old Scot. does a fine
character bit and the other roles are
well played. The story is that OF Jean
the daughter Of Donald MacGregor and
Of her love for Winston. an Englishman
who comes holidaying in the Highlands
She Is seen with him by a widow who Is
soon to become her stepmother-a shrew
and a hypocrite. She tells Donald, who
is incensed and drives Jean to run away
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
u. S. PATROLS BORDER
AND PLANS IRRIGATION

Special n The Washington ReuI1
FL Paso, Tex, Sept. l7.-When the
Elephant Butte dam-the SlO.c0nGO struc-
ture across the Rio Grande loO miles
north Of this city-is dedicated by Prcsi-
dent Wilson on October a next. a strange
situation Will be presented.
President Wilson, as head Of the Aneri-
can nation, is responsible for the presence
in FL Paso and along the border Of thou
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

to America to her uncle in Florida. She
finds her uncle, a rather hard customer,
who Is head of lumber camp. The prop
erty belongs TO Winston's father in Lon
don. Winston. searching for Jean in vain.
has come to America to inspect the
property. He finds the girl and they are
married. They return to the land OF the
heather TO find Donald repentant. Hts
wife has died and. dying, has confessed
that she lied about Jeans character.
An African frog sounds a call under
water that can be heard for long dis
tanCes.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
First Frost of Season.

Lexington. Ky. Sept. 17.-This town.
with an elevation equal to the height OF
Bunker Hill Monument had its first frost
Of the fall season Sections in the south
and north parts Of the town were white
with frost before the sun came up, and
farmers report that tomatoes and squash
vines were nipped
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
TOMORROW'S MENU.

He calls for something bitter, some
thing sour"-Pope.
BREAKFAST.
Spiiced PrInss
Cereal and Cream.
Omelet.
Graham Gems. Cofee.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Banana Salad.
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Cup Cusard. Drop Cakes.
DINNER.
Chicken Soup.
Beef Stew. Baked Potatoes.
Corn. Pepper Salad.
Apple Pudding.
SpiCed prunes-Simmer prunes until ten
der in the usua! way. Remove from the
liquid in which they were cooked and add
. TO it half a teaspoonful each OF cinnamon
and allepice and a tablespoonful of shred
ed lemon peel Boil until it thickens
pour over the prunes. and chill
Banana salad-Slice the bananas very
thin on crisp lettuce and garnish with
thick grape pulp made by heating the
grapes. squeezed from skins and rubbing
through a sieve. Serve with French
dressing.
Apple pudding Simmer two cupfuls of
sugar with two pounds of sliced apples
and the juice and grated rind of two
lemons. Cook until thick. Put into a
mold and chill, turn out, and serve with
| cream.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
SCOTCH PLAY AT L0EW'S.
Valentine Grant Stars in "rhe
Daughter of ncGregOr."

\ combination of talents is evidenced in
the fact that Valentine Grant not only
wrote but acts the principal role in The
Daughter of MaCGregor," which is the
feature phOtoplay at Loew's Columbia for
the first half of this week A winsOme
lass, beautiful settings and photography,
a quaint story and admirable direction
make The Daughter Of MacGregor'' one
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

He calls for something bitter, some
thing sour'-Pope.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18
HEARS The CLOCK
TICK FIRST Time
Prominent Pittsburgh Lady
Has Her Hearing Restored
by Plant Juice.

When one suffers from a broken limb
or fractured skull, the affections are so
apparent that one is forced to take the
proper treatment and precautiOn. Cases
Of catarrhal affections of the mucous
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

sands Of soldiers OF the military arm Of
the government. gathered here for the
purpose OF protecting Americans and
American institutions from attack by Ger
tain factions in Mexico
At the same time he will be laying the
last stone in the dam which will supply
water for the reclamation Of thousands
Of acres OF Mexican lands and rendering
them fruitful.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-18

Attached to a lEe-preserver invented
by a Buffalo mar, is a devise that en-
ahles him 10 breathe In the toughest wa
ter and also to signal for help.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-22

u
use in answering question with theory
when facts are at haoa-1acts like these:
A9go 5ssl Is Sc &. 9J11esta31Iaof gae gearin
the furniture 3lsln sna@ 1t every b st because
advertiser armed j illness INTO activity,
Jaousg formerly time when mems clothing
stores % business. Now, bE advertising, theV make
record sales.
Raa- down The Is. instances cqa be erred where
merchants and manu- .4ctarer5 nave turned supposedly
dull periods into busy ones.
And they did it by advcr5isio4-6y newspaper
advertising in most instances
Sitting around cussing tbe weather Won't ring
the cash register bar advertising viii Newspaper
All sertalas coupled with good merchandising Will
drive any dull month from the calendar. Perhap,
not az once, bur little by little.
@@ business e7a nam hate pre-
err and for the Fail. Now IS Iaa tlae u rr....
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-22

Taa lournat-elesn an0 ssasf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

6eute oIs Elm npip6ologiihes @66no'
mem. giiemonO weiB iib genat 5t
erfldren, porum Nlili5loIooten uno
9ieguldre ebeniorpobl Die iib ipdter
bel admpfen ous5cidnen, olird Die
g(uSiidt ouf cine 9e6anollmg obne
S6mer5 imo obne bdBlihes 9lutOer.
aieBcn iibermannt werOen.
Sin 9[rmee.9lr5t meinte: oSeoer
peiB, oaB Gppbus eefdbrlib 1T rno
bGnfig oen 600 berbeiiiibrt. @iel-
leidt iii oies Der @rlno, Dielei6t
aud MIR ole 9lufre9uug 0es @ar-
tens. Ger @eoonfe mirft ouf Die
gmpfinolmgen Elm, peiter piiien mir
nibts. Olou fam ME por6eriogen.
mel1er Ntonn in Sbnmodt fallen
miro imo welder ni6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
Sui Sriefc Der OcntIdcm SOtIdaft
geltU6len 6a6cn.

gtem 9orf, 26. Mai. -gloolp6
Ge Seeuw, 9oumpoQ- -grporteur, Ser
eeltcrn gl6cno Der6aftet wuroc, lit
1ellte i'm @eri6t auf oic 9lnI6uloi-
gllng bon George Sofimon bin por-
9efiiDrt uoroen. Soffnton bei6ulOigt
oen i@er6aiteten, ongcblid 9Sripat-
briete Der Oeuti6en 9otI6ait entwcn-
oct mo oieielbcu GopitGn @np
@annt Dem 6ieiigcn 6ritiI1en 9lt-
ta9e, 5llm &auf anec6otcn 81 ba6en.
Sotfmon lit Der Scfret1r oeS San-
oels-slttadeS ser ociti6cn 9oti1oft.
y'a6oem er 5ugcgeben 6atte, oaB
er III guenos 9lires megen 0iebitobls
Don $4,000 cine iiebenidbriee Stra.
fe oerbilBt bate, muroe 9e 9ecllw fir
Elm om Niontas itottfinoenOes 8erb0r
inter $4,000 9iirei6aft geitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
Gffice-Snngc init $4,000 Der.
ldlinnn0cn.

ytep Yorf, 26. @1ai. II S. q.
y'organ & SO. eriu6te beilte sic go
ll5eL gtadforiduneen nod ggiainn
g'cDlonus, einem Is Sabre olten
Nllce-Sllngen, 81 balten, lpelber
tilr5 Dor 0littag nit $tO,5t5, Die
mo@entli9en 9o6ne Der 9lneeitellten
DER Sompognie reprdicntireno, pcr-
iGmlnoen lit.
y'a9 glngabe Ser Deteftips mar cs
ole glufga6e BON Mcgaonus, sic
Sobns@ouoerte imter oen gtneeiteaten
81 oert5eilen Gie BoIi5ei bra6tc in
ertobrnne. ooB sur ielben 3eit nod
Elm onoerer Niiiceiunec ser 5irma
OerOuitete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
louc in SEN straBen angeIcgt nor.

6ouc in Oen struBeu anaeIegt NOR
oen.
9lm letten N2ittuoh puroe lont
6ierbcr gelaneten 91ahridten ein
8ug inter Commando BON Gapitdn
q. 9. Sarpcr BON einem @06el6ot-
fen, inter pelhem iid cine 9ln5a6l
Garrou5a-SoIoaten befonOen, onge-
6alteu. Ger @6belbolien per5obntc
Oie g(merifoner lmo beporf iie nit
Stcinen, oo6 wurOe fein S6uB ob-
aefeuert. Obglei6 mebrere Der 2eilte
BON Steinen getroifen muroen puroc
Scr @efcbl eegebeu, feline g9ieoerber-
geItung ous5uii6en, ionoern iueiter-
5ufabren.
Sm 01ilit6r-&ouptQuartier bier
puroe fein ofii5ieIler 9eridt iiber
oos 8orfommnis eritattet, rmO man
lit bort Ger 9lniidt, ooB es ii6 MIR
INN einiae iinbotmdBige SolOaten &C.
banoelt babe.
nebergriffe conitotirt.
6taot Merifo, 26. @lai.
Der W2iniIter ocs 9(ismdrtigeu,
9(euiIor, erlieB 6elite cine GrflGrung.
in pelder er berporbob, ooB tros ser
8tuiiden oen @cnerGlen Scott rmo
Obreqon getrofienen @ereinborung,
monodj feline meiteren omerifoniifen
Eruppcn sic @ren5e iiberidreiten
ioaten, 400 Solooten Scr Ser. Stao-
ten 5ur @crfoleune bon 8anOiten
no6e 9osquiaas iid ouf merifani.
ides @ebiet begeben b6tten. 3ie @r-
fldring Iaet oann aber weiter, oiele
Eruppen Ieien lpieOer BON merifoni-
I6em @ebiet 5uriidge5oeen uoroen.
@ oIititif Ser Ser. Stoo.
ten BON merifonifden
9 l0ttern angegriffen.
StaOt sc 1erifo, 26. @loi.
Tie 9legierlnes. .3eitmgen mnhen in
ibren 2eitartifeln beute i1arfe 9[n-
ariffe gegen Die @oIitif Ser &ereinig-
ten Stooten in 2otino.9lmerifo, mel.
die iie ais imperialiItii6 umo i6eiu.
beilig erfldren. Sberit 9iooiebelt
miro Oorin beiAulOigt 5u oeriuben,
arieg 81 entfaden mo Die 3eitln-
gen bebaupten, @r0ii0cnt gSilion iei
nibt i'm Stonoe, uoieier Gonlpngne
DER repubIifaniideu 9artei~ wirfiam
cntgegen 81 treteu." @ines Der lei.
tenoen GegieriIngsvOrgane iogt.
Gas merifaniide goIf fam ni1t
5ugeben, OoB es 5im @erf5eug bon
gnnfee.8erbredeu gemadt miro, nod
anH iicb oer Corruption omerifani-
iden @eloeS unterpirit. Die one.
rifoniiden 8eri6worer erfreuen Iih
Der G2itSiiIfe oltr6 Wla6inationen
bon Mlerifonern nel6e General
Scott i'm 9legierllngs.EolaIt 81 ieben
wiiniden ais Siltor elmer 9fe9ieriine,
iiber wel6e Galero, 9lneeIes, @am-
boa imo DC Ia @or5o prdiioiren.~
@mpfinOiame Mili5.
SoIOoten.
Gan slntonio, Ger, 26. Wloi.
NlitglieOer Ger Stoatsmili3 BON
Eeros, Welde iiber oie Ger5ogeritn9
Der Accommodating gum Dienit all
Der @ren5e ungeouloig geporoen
ltno, limo in GROCER gln5abl obnndG-
ti9 geiporoen, pd6renO iie in Ser
Reibe itanoen, Inn nit Nlnti-SDbus
@irns geimpft 8u werOeu.
Sin sIrmee.glr5t be6ei6nete Dies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
Am lIDfrk.
3lOBO WeOrge begiunt
leiue Vlr6eit.
GUmferirt nit sSilbrerm
iriiber ssattiOnen.

@eitern bate er llnterreouneen nit
Sobu gReomono luo Cir @oporO
goriou. gertoeuus oes 9or.
Iaments fommt icinen &laneu
geleeeu. 6ortieslmg Der lin.
teriudung Der iriiden 0ieOOIn-
ton Dor Spe8ioI.GOmmiiiion.
2on6ou, 26. N8ai. II Sr. 2aoio
9Iopo George, Dem Die idpere 9luf-
gabe 5utbeiI eeporOen it, Oas iriide
BrobIem 3u IoIen uno Elm @inber-
itdnoniB 5uiiben Den Sattionen in
SrIano berbei5ufiibren bat iib be.
reits ans ggert eemadjt.
@r batte 6eute idon ldugere Inter
reouneen nit Sobu GeomonO, Dem
5iibrer Der iriiden gtationaliiten,
un0 nit Cir @oporO Garion, Dem
llliter.6iibrer. Gr bahiidtigt ale
9beiIe SSrIanOs 5u beiuden unO NIT
RGnnern olIer Meinitngs.Sdotti.
runaeu 81 conferiren.
Gie 1botiade, SAB oos @orlament
Iid am ndHiten Gonneriiae ouf orei
@o6en Dertagen miro, miro ais for
oerIi6 fir 6os @eIingen Der Wliiiion
oes $errn 2IoDo George angeiebet
oa es auf oieie @eiie unmoglih fem
tpiro, ole iriide 6rage i'm 4orIaheut
az oiScltiren, n1breno Die Inter.
banolungen oes 9ermittIers nit Den
berIdieoenen 6octiouen i'm @ange
iino.
Ole britiiden 9eborOen
botten gefhIafen.
0ubIim bio Sonoon, 26 Wloi. II
gm SItermontog, Dem Gage, an pel-
dem ole irl1noiIhe 9leooIiitiou be.
gam, botte ole @eeierune an britt.
iden Sruppen in Srlouo MIR 2,555
Ulonn 5ur @erfiisuug. Gieie Suior-
nation ipnrOe beiite BON @enerolma'
ior @otpoIl befannt gese6en, Der Dor
ser fonigliden Gommiiiion, Die nit
oie llnteriu6ung Der iriihen He6eI-
lion betraut iit, ieine gIusioge mad-
te.
General Sricpo, Der oomoliee
Gommanoont Der britiihen Eruppeu
in Srlono, CAB 5u, Dab bic 8obI Der
Fruppen cine iebr geriugc ipar, uuo
oab biz gum 1. 9Ipril er oie gerant.
tuortlng fir oieien Stano Der Ginge
eetroaen babe, oa er iicb auf Den
Stanopuhift geitelt babe, oaB oieie
8obl geniiee, Inn i'm RotbiolIe ein5u.
ereifeu
9eioe 3eueen erfIdrten Bob Die
UiIitdr.ghltoritdteten iborfe DloB-
nabmen 5tr llnteroriidlng Der Ne.
pollution befiirtportet batteu, ood TO-
bolo oieielben bon ser @eiougen-
na6me Cir @oger Goiemeuts eebort
bdtten, udren iie 5u oerlleber5euglng
gefommen oaB Oie 0iebelliou Elm
6iasco iei.
Gs muroe ausgeiogt Dab Baron
@imbornc, oer 2oro.2ieltenout bon
Srlauo, am Nbeno Dor Dem glusbrnh
Der &e6eIIion lorauf georungen ba'
be, cine 9los5ia ouf oos Sauptquar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
4alwiko.
200 GibilIlicrl bon Ban,
Ojten crulOrOet.
OteAicrmngsbeaiitte ilitO
6erem Tramem bic OPfer.

GouOeIerio gerpontes I'M 9ompic
eridoiicn. n Bor ouber @iua
Ger eefdbrIidc Rauber in @legi-
10. gorron0a.Solooteu 9lne.
rifonern feinolih. II @oIitif Der
Ser. Stooten fritiiirt.
Can Gntonio, Ger, 26. Wloi.
-9tad bier eingetroifenen @ripat.
uodridten ipuroeu 5wiiden Der
Stoot Merifo uno @uernabaco iiber
200 @ioiIiIten ermoroet. 9lebeIIeu,
Die 5rpiiben Oieien 8iinfteu ibr In
peien trie6en, griifen einen 3ug an,
nuf Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nodl
Guernoboco geionOt ruuroen Inn BORT
Die 9cripolhtug 81 iibernebmen. 9tf
Dem 3ug beionocn iidb biele Srouen,
@ottinnen unO G0hter Ser 9eonlten.
Salt olle 0erIelben iuurOen, 0en BE-
ridten eemdB, geihdnoet inO etIide
ermoroet. Ser lleberfall ouf ben
3ug fonO in ser glGbe bon Sres.
Woria itott, elm beftiges 6euer pur.
Sc ouf oenieIbeu geridtet uno bic,
melde 81 entfIieben beriudten, ME.
oergemo6t O5ur ein 0lonn, Ger @r.
preBboote foil nit Dem Seben oobon.
gefonlmen iein. Gie 9eute Der SIC.
beIlcn foil aus 5tpei @liIlionen pa
tronen uno orei IliIIioneu @eios be.
itonoen ba6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
y rme9er fitgen lid bri-
tii6er 8iI1turbert.
idnft.

W ~ -
Gbriitiunio, ylorpegen (bio
2onoon). &c. N1oi. ~ Die giorme.
id.9lmerifoniiAe 2inie bat beidloi-
len oae ibre 8wiiHen 9(merifa umo
glorpegen fa6renoen Donipfer opeds
9urdiubune Der @oltiohen ieitens
Der britiiden 8e6oroen freiipillig IN
airfuoa onleeen 5u loilen. Dies &c.
idbiebt 5ur @erbiihne bon Sdmie.
rigfeiteu infoIge bon 9erIu6eu our6
ginitIdgen eines mebr noroli6en
arries Den britiiden 9eboroen aus
Dem gSege 81 eeben
Die 0ompferlinie bat einen6rodt-
oampfer bon 1900 Tonnen Jfollnge.
balt oneefouft ser amerifoniide
aoblen nod 9lorwegen bringen loa,
Oanit ibre Sdiffc weniger a6bdngig
bon britiiber RcbIen0erlorgung iein
Diiroen.
Ger 0ompfer ygergensfiorO"
Der om 13. Waai bon Bergen nod
g3eip. gorf obfubr. lit iiber 2irfpaa
bier eingetroffen, no feline geiontmte
8oitienoung bon oen britiiden Be
BORDEN berllntereebolt uno 6urild-
gebnlten tpur0e.
Earis, 26. W1ai. Sine Sapas.
Depeide aus 9lt6en belogt, es iei aus
5uberldiiiger 2ueIle in @rfnbrrng ge-
bradt iuoroen, oaB 10000 9ulgaren
BON Der Shnar5en @leer.2iiite nad
Der maceooniideu 6rout aebradt
purOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

tier ser Smn.5ein.@ @eienlAoft Dor.
5unebmen, bod sic glltoritdten ia.
men 81 Dem gntihhIB, ooB fir ein
iolhes llnterne6men, Uelhes 3pei.
ielIos idpere admpie sur 5olee 6o.
ben miirOe, @eritartitngen notbie iein
miiroen.
General 0laior GopaIl ertIdrte,
ooB, iaIls ser glusbruh Der HeboIlI.
tion nidt 10 6oIo erfolet iein piiroe,
oic Nlilito.gliitoritdteten iiHerlidb
boIOioit eiuseidrittea iein piirOen.
SIN Sntereiie Sir &oger
Goiements.
@oi6ington, 26. Wloi. - 6rou
9lenes Repmon, ole SdpeIter Oes
Sir Hoger Gaiement, Oes unter Sod.
MISUNDERSTANDING itebenOen Srenfii6-
rers, Fam belite in gegleeitung oes
glnpalts IlidoeI 5roucis Gogle noh
@oibington. Sr. Oople miro in ben
na6lten Sagen na6 Sonoon nbtob-
ren nm an ser gertbeioigung bel
bel Dem 9ro5eB gegen Sir 0ioger
tbeil3inebmen.
Sr. Iople 6otte @oniereu5en NIT
Sefretdr EumuItp i'm @eiBen Sauie,
nit gebtconiuIent Bolf I'M Staots.
Gepariement, rm0 nit Cir Gecil
Spring 9lice, Dem britiihen gotidai-
ter in 9oibiugton.
6rau 0eipmon bat einen 9lppell 5u
@uniten ibres 9ruoers fiir5lid on
oen @r1iioenten g8iliou eeridtet. Ger
9lppell puroe Dem Staots.Depar.
tement iiberiuieien, OoS ieood) nod
feline Sbritte in Der Sade getbon
bat.