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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
n.6nrriiOn glan.g!crein glr. 1O.1

Gie "a. Notwithstanding OeS
DSorriion 9ou.@ereins 9ir. 10"
miro am 0}ontag, 3. 9lpril, 9lbenOs
nm 8 llbr I'M &ereins.Sofale, glr.
739, observation-disclosures, itottfin.
oen. @lit oieier 9erianmllng lit Die
@cantcnpabl pcr6un0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

Cardinal Gibbons miro Oie leste
9(blohtiou Der Seihe Ser an Wliit
mod peritor6enen SRI. @li5a Senfins
ert6eilen 0eren 8eeroigung 6cute
@ornlittog nad elmer fir5cn 6eier i'm
Ster6e6auie, Gar. 721 ct. Gaul
StraBc. ser fir6liden Sanolung in
ser aotbeorale. luoielbit Cardinal
@i6bons oen leBten Segen ipridt
uno elmer iueiteren 6eier in Der Cor.
pms G6riiti.airHc iiattinoei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

9lbtbeihmg $4,000
Dlarolano Snititilt, $4,000.
Nlc1onousb Sniiiht, S250O.
ct. eSobn's Golege, $35O00
Ct GRarD's Seminar fir 6rauen
$500.
Nalbington college, $2S,275, @es
b6loe $4,000.
gseiiern Nlarplano Gollege, $22,
zoo.
auapp's Snitiht, $1,000.
It. 6raneis 3apier, $4,000
9satapsro 9lfaoenIie, $500.
llniocriitdt bon Dfarplano, mcoi.
3niihc 9lbtbeiluna, $4,000.
9arDlano Stoats .5euerwe6r.&er.
einiauna. $1,000.
Dlarplan0 SiilissSereinigng fit
@efangenc. $500
Dlarplano @crtiidttc iiir 9linoc,
$t2,50O.
@2orpldnocr Observation-Disclosures
Goaea, meoi5iniibe nu0 9irur9iiHc
5ahlltdt $4,000.
ct. 2eo'5 g9aiicn6aiis, $1,000.
Southern 9lar0lano GnergcncD
GoipitaI @ebduoe $4,000.
Siio Baltimore Gao 9lnrierp,
$1,000.
St 0}ariiu's Ian g}irierD. $1,000.
Baltimore Can g}urierp. $1,000.
0arDlano State 6orticnItnral.
$4,000.
@eim fiir Grwahiene, Grcter-Str
9lescue Some, $1,000.
Oeitides @reiienbeim $3.50.
Sebrew 5rienol0 Snt $2250.
Sone iiir Snctirable, $250O.
. oHierpations BILL angcs
nonimen.
0as Sous paiiirte 0eute 91aduii.
tag oie GonicrDations/ &orIooe, oie
frii6er bonn Senat onaenonmen NOR.
Sen mar. Cic Bill bralidt iett mir
nod Die llnteridrift oes @onoer.
ncurs, I'M @eicb Sit peroeu Iieie
miro iie and erbnlten oenn ole Bill
III cine gloniuiitrationsmaBno6me.
cine Grfiiarng ser @latiornberipre.
munacu SER 0enofrntilden Burtci.
0ic @ill id5afit einc neue Commit
iiom in ser Die S6cllfiicb Commit.
lion sic bcioen Slid @ouniilldre,
Die 6iiherei @oli5eiilotte mo Der
Staots Sog0paroein bereiuigt mcr
ocn Gie Gommiiiion miro ans orel
allitgIicoern bciie0en, bic bonn @ol.
uerueur eruonut pcroen nO oereu
Solor $4,000 betrogen miro. Sic
Gonmillion erncnnt Sen Gomman
oanten oer 6iimerei &oli3cflotte
iuo miro, mic cS bciBt Sen qeaen,
wdrtigen Gommonocur. Gopt &ou.
aro, lpieoerernennen 6erncr crnennt
iic einen 66eiiuaeuieir. ais mel9er
ma1riAeinlib 5napiou Gorl, Der qe.
aenudrtige ,Sngeaieur Ser Shell
iiid.Gonumiiiion ousericben meroeu
pir0. Iowie SEN SaBoparoein, 2ie
Sill iaaltet Die Sid Gomniiiare
aus.
Sui 5Iugc 80 9ilIs erie.
oigt
0ab unicre @eieB8eber I'M llntcr.
5onie auA nit @oaoonpf arbeiten
t6unen Baden iie III ii6er5eIgenolter
4eiic onrh @reoiglng BON ni9t noe
liaer ais 80 9iAs All cincn ein5igen
9lbcno 6cluieicn Qiele BON 0ieicn
Bills marcn aaeroings BON untergc.
9eoGihtna. aber es mar bod
aiHe glnahl oaruitcr, bic bon 6o6er
lSidtigteit iino.
lluicr anocren muroe cinc Bill oil.
Icnoinmcn ourh welhc Der @ouuer
ienr ermddtigt miro, einc Commit
ion ein5liaben ocren 9luiga6c es ieiu
81, bic Sinribhlngs W8etbooen ii
lem cinge5enoen Stuoilm 5u inter
icben uno auBeroen llnteriuhunseH
in5uitellen ob es rotbiaH lit einen
ieutroIplab fir ale bonn Staate Dor
Sinridtungcu 81 be
timmen
@eribieoene Der Bills maren Se |
Iais 9orlagen. 0arimtcr bciano Iih |
lie glorris.9ill luelhc cine @cbolts
fiir ben Sheriff Der Sioot |
Baltimore poriir6t. ooer oemlelbcn !
ie erIaubniB oie6t 9eniigeno @c. |
ii6ren cin5ube6alten I'M ietn @e |
alt aui $4,000 pro Sabr BON 1913
% 5u brinaeu
Die 6rid9ia, anf Srimo ocrcn
0eS 9lppellatious.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

NGrr grp0nt Der HorNber Oes 20
Nilc9 iir Nlttel nuo g8egc, inttei
2inihe6uua Scr porlomentoriidler
}leaeln Die 9lpproprioiions.9ill fiil
6mmtlidc Suitinte elm lSn oielel
tlf fms @erUiIlignngcn fit G3ie
buuGs ao6lt9dtigtcits uno anocrs
Snititate porgeiebeu Sic entmcoei
tbcilmciie ooer aar5 pom Stoote I'M
tcr6alten mcroen Sic Bill miro NOR.
aeu i9re ppeite 2eiiua erbolten
9lqdiic6enoe 9'oiiea iiu0 IN ser
Will Uorgcieber
@ouic Of 5000 Shepbero, $1,000.
Spuie IF e'ooo 16ep6ero (iiir g1e.
aer), $500
@ouie ~ Determination iiir 9legcr.
tnaben $4,000
SnouiiriaI Some fir 9leoernao.
deu $2500
lllarplano &uouitrieibnle fiir @1d0.
dcu $4,000
@oplauo 1didc fiir auobeu
$4,000
9lotlonal Suuior &epublics, $4,000
St 9Jlarieu 4nouitriei6uie, $780,
900
g30iieubdlrcr
Baltimore Wauual 2obor Shluc.
$1,000
Baltimore g8aiien6alS $250O
@aps Some &eielid5ait $1,000
gaIgeHcincs DeitideS gsaieu6aus,
$1,000
sjioHHes @aiieubaus. $1,000
Si0iide aiuoeridjns @elelllAaft
$4,000
0oma of i8c 5ricnolaB Baltimore
$4,000
geuricro ans celois SoipitoI.
$250o
zt 0arien @aiien6ons fiir @}d0.
s9eu $1,000
zt Feter Gla0ier 2ynouitrialidulc.
$500
ct @incent Snfant 2IiDlimi $65O0.
1t ginceat gGaiienGmis fir ano,
a $1,000
4a6aMes @cme $500
tW5 Spg0rtial Sundne @e.
gIliAoit $1,000
hac Some $500
&uniooerirtea 6rauea6eim $1,000
SIorencc Grihea0cl alliiiion $1,000
QlarHlauo gme Confederate Sol-
oiers @ome, $4,000
Silper GroB Some fir Gpileptiidc
$1,000
6rei 8linifeu
@enrp @otion ain0er.Siilisucrain,
$500.
DlarDlauo ainoer Siilfs @eiell
iAait $1,000.
6oipitdler
6raHIin Sqnore. $1,000
@cucral mo Nlarine Soipiiol.
$4,000
sraeliiiibes Soipitot nno glipl
5000
Noipital iiIr Bic iSraucn bon @larp
Iano S9O00
Some mo 5nfirmorp bon @eitern
GlarDlono $1,000
4}arulano General Soipital, Si5,
000
Sa6nemon General Soipitol, SIS,
600
4lcrcopoipital $1,000.
Nliners @oipitol 5000
Sl gI9Hes Noipital, $1,000
5t Soiep6s @oipitol $4,000
ct NloD's Soipital $2500
Union Frotcitaut SniirmarD $751; /
900
lluIgerlitdis Soipital $1,000
@Nluan algireat, $500
Baltimore Gbrens gSaicn uno
&ois 6oipito(, 5000
au0et etNoipiiaf Sdplc 5000
Spipital iiir Sai0iuoiiidtioe $25
00J
s.. 8 aernanSoipitaI fir uer.
friippetc &in0er $4,000
Ssroeliiiiches 0eim fiir Sdpin0
iiihtIae. $1,000
Sant im0 ssre6s.6oipital $1,000
1iio3altimore Cbrers Raien iun
SaIs poipitaI $1,000
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spiritnOicn.eic .gIppIitationen.
sitc VT. t.
ytrcnn Der Spirinuicngiccn5'Gu 'Gummllnre'
Simmer BOG, Cjcridjtege0dnoc.
3. Scmrn Ynicr, fruliocni'
No0iiun Is. Muliiih,
SUlcpD y. &ua,


Ole naNgcnannleu Rcrioncn baben Heilllo.
ner ir cine NNoetali zpirihuicH.H .HieenS ool
!. Wial 1916 clngcreiht iucld)c all yioh'ng,
~. gprl 1916, Inn il llbr Sornliiiaas, W.
Sctdipung ge3oQen ucrocn
Rroiclic mlcn bis ~ llbr YtiinaS on
Samiiaa 10. April 1916, cnacychi meroell,
iiir wcl0e Sormulore nri Neiu6 IN oicleM
Siireau erlana tpetocn ionncn
ScbH 8. Iangbanlmer,
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man bolt Dicl pon ieiuen pcrionli.
dcn llntcr6ouOlnu0cn nit 0cn 9IuS-
itdn0i0cn.
Suueit 6c6arrcn sic Strifcr icit
ouf i6rem Stan0punft, 1mo oic
GunOae6lua Der 6ii6rer ser llliou
mclbe tie sur 98ieoerauina6me Der
9lrbcit crmo6ute bat augeuideiilic1
tcinc SSirfIng gc6a6t.
Gic 9lrbeitge6cr 0er6oltcn iic6 ab.
martcnO. Sic crflGreu Oie 9oiln1
Der Sodloae lei 9luigobe ocS Ndtni.
tionSminiitcrS. lmO sic 9lr6eitge6er
miirocn ii6 ni1t eiumiihen 5umal
ie g2iIleuS ieien irgeno eiueu nit
oen 9cutcu er5ielten 9lusgleid an5u-
nc6mcu.
9(Squit6'S 9ciud in &om.
Nom, 81 Mdrj. Ger britiihe
@rcnicr Scr6ert $. 9lSQuit6 miro
norgen BON @oriS fonwcno in &om
crmorfct. Scin 9cnd bat bauptidh-
lid Ocu 3ucd Dem italieniidben &olf
sic Gin6olhmg ser BON oen 2laiirtcu
in ser Gariicr Gouicren5 gemohten
buocnocu &eriprcdmgcn SIT bcfrdi
tigen ood miro cr aid nit Ben ito
lieniidcu Nliniitcrn 6ro0cn 6eipres
c6cll mcId1c bic britiihcn iuo italie-
niihen 9c5ic6rmgcn bctrciicn 6eiou
ocrs oiH oic 6roge ser 6rahtrateu,
bic 9eidaifmg BON @e6Ic unO SSei.
sen lmo ole 9ctbeiliglng 6ritii6er
NonOelsidiiic om itolicniiten Sou.
oclsDcrtcbr.
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Saniiag 10. slpril 1916, cinacyciobi meroel,
lt mcl0e 0ormu.ore nili 0eub 10 oleleW
Sobu 8. aaHgbanlnleL
ebclsGerl.
eome qlSrege ssaro.
gllioaicr. G6drcs. 1907 @ennmlponia.9lue "a
glipnier Charles. & Nro., i02s-3O Sallcrn' >
slIiSaisr' cieordc 4. s g.. sic I6ii'8raii'
sls6cri 5eicp6, G27 Z. s.egrooSma1 ...... g 2
y0nHun, NoDil s.. 1900 OF Surirgloe. ,...' "a
Sannen oneg e2S e2sS, Cit9aaer. sirs.,s, %
BARN. Spbn 81. i3is20 erecunlolni'Noe Y
N0ihlcr. Sobn w l705 grccmuonm sloe' -
Natcr, eieorac. 3Ol Sii.@lcaiani SiI. ......' .
Ncbr, gSllidm S $50 Cii.Scocral Slr. -.. %
Ncnpn Vcprae s., Oub bon Jfuilclls 1lt ~
Ncriewie. gegamH il0l 9orisle &ass,
8icl, glnoreuS 1900 0nu.En..
4lcbcr 0curD g.. l06 CitVaIiimurcsSir. a
Nosano @dhael ~ 34i4 6rcoeridsAoe 10y
9onocnaro Senru. 1i0l Com cir. ............ %
Nomcn, oIcoroe s., 1854 ". saraioaa Str. Is
Nrannan SeDn y, LOO gIlulano sloe,, ~
Nrccn Snnics. 1901 SitGoqcr. CIR. .......lV9
Qrcpc5 Srib 26 S.sQibcrMsSfr. .......... a
Nroun, sorciia N' Qceig. $50 G.igsolic' o
er6dncr "p' Src6erid g.. iS0i z. s..6baries sr 23
8nrie. @omaro 3. 2ls 0is@rciionStr. ..'l I
9nrlc Ihumde "a S.sSipcriO Cir. .....-.. %
SntlQarol .,,t a.ule@9'' to SSs,Sataloaa
Wtpnl, Sgnst SSiInrcr s59 Si stss NM "a
5n6rrnes 5ne6 T., 32l Sit96ale'5irss''....,.10
0dmbaroen 9poa. Sll0emarlesSir .,.... 90
Sntluy V1Wu,nro folittt ~ 9l,siv 9,n 'ile.,febjf.
e"esltrasc ".s ".s.............. .t .......ill
eohel gotapul'b 80 80 9p'Slr. '..-'''' 4
eonell, Ne.oo,, Ne.,.,,,,e iinio, .i..i...,' '''' ~
CSoni Son'i's poHiS 81 sSrreiigif tt9
Soulul 3'vSNy one e s,isse s,ise' " w .
eopuseolW' tsSto,,Ih I'M n ~ ~. ,,,.,ie.
S'glti trnss * III V''' @'-on''' 4
@rupWiog Solepo y Mi n oaS sS''ge3rgg9onSH 3 g
SQhlcl, ssln'un,< 50o e eet... ~, ~. .-',r 10
Salpl9n esSoy1'' Horo pcrbeirni6cS ,eS I"6S
#i6eelu straBc ....a.................22 q
Aie2VlWL eV"t'~ 10
Dierinn pros 1910 lliQNSiglOe 10
Snneres Neorae g.. 5O4 9Ssqcrinaimii a
SSoos1lSf Sogg'l1o sSe5epb gS lsolie str
SSoin,gsu9 Soi,eSm9 Sagg61 go6n e @ @do2 s6oIlnoion.aDc.
2upie, NuNee' taoo no Q,,'r, ~ a
Su5nsr S95 NSSap Sarrp s. 6i2 gsoicr'SirS.' 4
Duncan 3. ssoier 1iSsQGo isgGr ro2 ~ Sc,gmom Sir 10
~tlli,,,, l,5r,lSss is,raec ~ 80 ~
,, ,st Sus JSIlt;n, ii9e e .0hnrics >tr 90
,5nnrmscerr SsnecT SsNnhcrT s 1000 Sii'nen,,mcnt.
ysirabe ................,...........'.. 2
SnsV' SanIes ,63i 4 .0barlcs. str os
@rel So6n a.. 1900 Nl5se2ale.sir ~. .... i
6aaaE SePn vi SO0 qs9 Siahoealss,pp SSif'a9h9as,pe "a
saul oerman. 5Ol S.,,laiel ,,i,,l.l sloe y
Sun Doli l42f IA
Sinllcr Monefh 9i4qS9 9iaht 55tg0'SF NJ ''.'' os
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niiden 9c5icbungcn bctreiien 6eiou.
ocrS ou1 sic 6roge ser 6rodtrateu
bic 9eidaifmg BON @e6Ic un0 SSei-
sem mo Oic 9ct6eiligng 6ritii6er
NonOelsidiiic am itolicniiden @au.
oclsDcrfc6r
Meme %illa.Sdanot6Oteu befiirdtct.
81 &oio. Ger, 81. Mdr5.
6ronci9co Giaa bat, pcrldBlid5cnMcI.
oungcn suiolgc, 0cn groBen contincns
toIcn @cbirgstamm ii6cridrittcu mo
bciiuoct ii1 aui Dem @egc in iiiooit-
liher Hihtlmg nah ieinem altcn
3auptqliartier in San 9lnOreS. Gr
mag oabci bon ancrtauiiden Eriips
pen abgeidnitten iuer0cn, ga oicielbcn
BON 5mei 9iidhngen Der auf ibn ein-
3uorin9en niden md6reno @eneral
@uiterre5 init mebreren Souicno
@lomn in Dem Giiirift BON Stoot Gbi4
5na1no i6m oie Gludt nod Often
pcriperrt. 9ci Guerrero iou &iIla
6efountli1 f72 Garrdu5a- Soloaten
nicocrgcncselt 6obeu.
.Qion beat bon 9}cucm 0ie &oii-
mmg @iQa in Scr Sale 3u 6abcu,
3u9lcicb a6cr iino wiloc @criidtc ouf-
gctaid)t, OoB cr ii6 ouf Dem g2eg
nab Scr @ren5e bcfinoc. nit Scr Nl6.
iidt wicOer eincu GinfaQ in amcri-
foniidcS @ebict 81 mltcruc6mcn.
91oh cincm oicicr @eriidltc loate cr
ioaar cincu 5peitcn llc6erioll ouf Go-
hmbus i'm Shiloe iiibrcn 9clttc. sic
oen 9auoitcnfiibrer lnO ieine @e-
mo6u6citen fcumen iino oogcoen Ser
9Iniid1t. ooB cr sic 2agima Oe Goitiaa
3n crrci6cu iudt no er iid IN icincm
ciacncu 9auoc 6eiinoeu mo geuil.
aenO @oiier mio A;ropiiioncn 5ur
Serlii0lng 6obcn miiroe,
IS icblt nid)t all 2cntcn, wclhc Der
9Inii@t tuO, oaB |iQa Dor gl6idIuB
leiner Sallfbobn nod clue Shnnot6at
gcgeu OicicS 9onO 5u intcrucbmen
iudcn uerOe. Scin SaB gcgcn sic
9(meritancr icit ocr 9lncrfclmm9
Garrau5o'S ioa III cine uoQii1nOigc
Monic ousgeartct icin. um0 man bdlt
es iiir 0irAduS Ucrcinbar nit icincnt
G6ardftcr, oaB cr cinc lcetc Rohc-
that gcgcn icinc 0cbaBteu 6cinoc I'M
9SorOcn imternc1mcn ucr0e.
1Sn 81 @aio 1T ooS NouptinicrcIic
ouf sen Gerlitd ser Nlilit0rbc0oroel
SIR 9lbIenoing BON Sicicrmscn iiir
@cncrol @cri6in9's Bats ilber sic
yNlerilo g}ortbmeiicrn 9oDn" con-.
5cntrirt. Mlau alah6t ooB General
Bet bcabiidtigt. i'm 9nuie Ocs SogcS
iolAc Scnormeen scr Giicn0a9n oi-
5ubetcn uiO man crpartct NIT &C.
lpauntem Siterciic 0as Geiultat.
IS lit ndmIid icit I2ontdg fem
3ug BON Snorc3 obseio6ren imO 70
meit 6etannt iinO bon ocn Hlcrifani-
ihcn 9eamten mid tciuc Gorfe6riui-
acn aetroffcn, INN Geiitc cincn 3ug
abgcben 5il laiicn.
IS pirN fciue @rtldumg fir oicic
llntcr6rcHlng oeS bis6crigcu 6obr.
planes bon cinrn 3ug alle 5mci Gage
gcgcben. SSi Sen lestcn Eugcn lino
iini @aggonlooungcn 6ourage uno
gia6umgsmittel bon bier ii6er Den
6luB oeianot poroen; 0ieicl6cn Tic.
gcn onf ocn Scitengclciicn in Suarej.
g9oS imlner bic %ldnc OeS Generals
@aOira oes Gorran5a-Gommanoan-
ten IN Siiarc5, icin mogcl pciB man
nidt, oa en- ii6 nibt oorii6cr duBert.
9inOlc'S intcreiiante &eOen.
Charles u. Ssinole, mel6er onrd
Ieft y
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aoial 5naciiauocnc GnoaOen.


llnbc3abnc &erluiic nnb glls
fpriidc (Ncilo) ........
G5ciamnlic nnperoienic @riniicn,
caldrc Nlicihc, llnioiici etc.
Qlhacldldbler 9cirn8 ipdtcr 5n0Is
barer Nnnocss Sidaie' mo
aliocrcr Sicncrn .....
Niid.Qrdmicn iin0 NudoetllDc'
ruHQa Rrdmicn ......t...
Aeicroe ais @roBicucrsllcberlnnt
@eiammic Standardization, mil
slnann0mc oco Slapiiale. 60.
Sil Boar bcsn1licS
glfileninpiial $6,000,000.00
llebcriHnB II Der
ale 8erhinolims
fsltcn .......f1,530.t7I25
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gir 4tgisIatur.
@lDprO0jati0ltssSia Gin.
gcOradDt.
@rbielt i'm ltuterBaus critic
Seimns.

Gpniernatious sin iH llntcrgous
cuosaIiig auaeaonmen. ST
cine 9lomiiiitrations DloBnoD
iuc &orloac aegcu Bcttcu 6ei
@icroereauen ionuut bcute im
9cuat 5nr Ge6otte. 9at Sous
0creits paiiIrt sderiif Don
Baltimore erbolt $4,000 @c6alt
ga fir erb66une scr no.
torfo9r3eug eiccn5 il beiocn
&dNern anaeHonimen.
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etnal Widfhlnnb, Wcrilmctnn9e tcpnrlcmtnf
Cumulif1rc.SHrenu. 0nlti imOre, ocll
26 Sanunr 1916. so 6eidlriuiae biermit oob
9nrile6enoce Elm Observation-Disclosures Nrssu8
aus Dem id6rlinen ghslucife Der ,,0ome Sn'
iurance GomponD" nm 9iciu Dart, g. o., iir
has nit benz 81. Ge5eniber 1915 cnocioe Snbr
IT, mie CT III oicIem Sircau engerci0i ipor'
9enl. Mlaiun S6ebnn,
&erlderunas.0 .0ommndr-
(NldrSts. .25 glpri)
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ilcberidub in 0c3u9 ouf @oli.
censSnbnbcr .............
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
ASQUITH TO ASK TWO
BILLIONS FOR WAR
Financial Circles Support Pre-.
mier in New Loan Plans.

London. Feb. 19.-Financial circles
are keenly interested in Premier As
quith's coming demand for a new APP
preparation OF f42O,O00.O00 (s2,1O0,00O,-
000) for war purposes, bringing the
total British war expenditure up to
f2082. 100000. II is expected thar when
the Premier speaks on tlIs subject, on
Monday, in the House Of Commons he
also will refer 70 the issue of new
loan, which, doubtless, is in prospect.
1t Is generally thought that the ru-
mored addition of 5000, 100000 to the
national debt will not cause much dis
turbance of the money market.
Discussing the prospect. of the COM
ing loan, The Statist" asserts that the
consensus OF opinion among bankers is
tina. il should either be free Of he in
come tax altogether or that a maximum
figure for the tax should be laid down
in the terms offered.
National prosperity is reflected in the
estimated national revenue returns,
which amount for the year 20 about
s340 100000, or f35,00O.0 900 more than
originally was expected.
The "Berliner Tageblstt" says that
new war loan will shortly be an
nourccd at Berlin. according 10 an AM
sterdam dispatch TO the Exchange Tel
egraph Company. The amount Of the
loan is not known. but the newspaper
says that the interest probably will be
4 per cent, with a bonus of one-half
OF l per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
DUTCH VOICE PROTEST
ON MAIL SEIZURE,
Reply TO British Contention as,
Territorial Waters.

London, Fec. ia Reuter dl,rr.
from The Hague says that the s,a.
lands government has issued ~,
concerning the controversy With G.,
Britain over the seizure o. Dutch -.
The report cites various profess
which II was contended that al g.,
seizures were In violation Of The Ia,
Convention. guaranteeing the ryioas
It's Of overseas mails wiihou, rsr-
ton
Replying 70 the contention o. !
British government that the se.,v,,,
Dutch mails we're all made In B,.,
territorial waters. which are sgh,,g
British sovereignty. the Dutch g,vt-
ment pointed out that the BrIts a.
eminent had laid out mine fed q.
an area Of the open sea which .,,.,
vessels 20 pass through British ~.
torial waters instead Of remaining
the open sea.
IT is clear. therefore The d..
government adds. that this conr,s.-
followed BY the seizure Of mails e.,
on board vas. IN principle. no, differs
from the constraint. followed b. 4.
seizure OF the open seas. whis,
strictly forbidden by The Hague e.
ventior."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
FIND GERMAN MAIL
IN u. s. TOBACCO
Dutch May Exclude All Ameri-
can Shipments as q Result.

Rotterdam. Feb. 10 The unhampered
entry into Holland Of American tobsc-
CO, which is practically the only article
not heretofore interfcred with under
the Dutch overseas trust conditions. Is
likely 70 be jcopardized by discovery
just made b. the authorities.
In consignment Of leaf tobacco
from Richmond. Va. a quantity of pro
German propaganda. literature and
sealed letters addressed TO persons IN
Germany has been found
This is the first discovery Of propa-
ganda and literature in bales % Amer
lean tobacco, and. although there is 1
possibility that it has been practised
for some time. the shipments have not
been excluded.
The result Of the new discovery -
that the entire consignment Is being
sent TO a prize court in England; and
both the consignor and consignee, the
latter a Rotterdam firm, have been
placed on the black list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
WOUNDED PRINCE
BOMBARDS IN REPRISAL
Oscar, kaiser's Fifth Son, Makes
Men She'll Russians 2 Hours.

Petrograd. Feb. l9.-The semi-oficial
news agency gives out the following:
"Prince Oscar fifth son of Emperor
William was wounded few days ago
while making an inspection in front ot
the Russian positions at SmorgeI, in
the Minsk district, according to Ger
mar prisoners. The prince was caught
under the fire Of Cossack rifles and
he and some officers were wounded.
1.-THE prince. infatuated, ordered a
bombsrdment of the Russian positions,
which the Germans carried out for two
hours"
An Amsterdam dispatch on February
I carried the statement, based on an
official report from Berlin, that Prince
Oscar had been slightly wounded in the
head and on the upper part Of the thigh
by she'll splinters during fighting in
the eastern war theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
Cars Minister Declares
Finances in No Danger
from Long Conflict.
PROHIBITION BRINGS
INCREASED SAVINGS
Bark Expresses Hope for Loans
with New York Banks in
Near Future.

Pctrogrsd. Feb. i9.--Contrsst:ng
Russia's increasing prosperity with
Germans financial and economic con-
dition. the Russian Minister Of Finance,
Pierre l. Bark. in statement 20 J ne
Associated Press to-day, expressed the
opinion that Russia could prosecute
the war indefinitely without serious
menace TO the financial stability OF the
country.
crest on the most solid foundation IN
the world the economic prosperity o.
the Russian people, which Is no"
greater than vas ever conceived p0ssi-
bic before the beginning OF the war
Thus. while the masses Of the German
peoplc are reduced By war to poverty,
every month OF the war has enriched
the Russians. 80,
"When. year ago, the savings banks
showed monthly increaso IN deposits
Of $1,000. 900 rubles $4,000, 000), u
vas regarded as phenomenal. But that
was only the beginning In January
the savings banks alone show an IN
crease in deposits % i20.000,0OO rubies.
This is accounted FOR principally by the
growing thrift Of the peasants since the
enforcement Of prohibition, oy their
greater earning powers and the higher
wages they command, and b. TIE gov,
eminent provisions fo- the families OF
soldiers. which materially increased
their ante-bellum income.
This marvellous prosperity makes
Russia capable Of raising a large mum
Der Of successful internal loans, and II
is By this means chiefly tnat we hope
% defray the expenses Of the war,
which have now reached ,O0O,O0O,OOO
rubles monthly. Germany can call ior
internal loans with no such confidence
Of their success. 800.
THE present loan Of two billion
rubles has every prospect Of being
reedil- subscribed. II is encouraging
TO note that the ruble already has as
sumed an upward trend, while the Ger
man mark shows 70 sign OF appre-
cating.
Loans with New York banks are now
being considered. Since We offer the
best OF security railway bonds guar
anteed by the government seems TO
be loan will be mutually beneficial,
and Il is 10 be hoped will mark the
beginning Of greatly increased business
between Russia and the United States