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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
An Example Cited.

For example. if work should begin r
one group of buildings at s:45 am. ir
another at 2 o'clock and third at 81.
O'Clock, this would give the railway com
panics half hour in which to transport
the several thousand clerks who now en-.
deavor to report for work at practical.
the same time. thereby taxing to the limit
the facilities of the traction companies
If such plan were adopted. the gov.
ernment buildings would begin closing at
4:15 o'clock in the afternoon. and con-
tinue until a quarter Of 5 o'clock. so that
the companies would have a half hour for
handling the afternoon rush traffic which
now pours in upon them in volume and
with almost paralyzing effect.
Engineer Commissioner Kutz is i'm
pressed with the fact that the sugges-
ton carries possibilities. Whether or
not the plan would be opposed by gov
ernment clerks is not known. but it
is believed that any plan which would
tend to facilitate the handling of traf-
fic by the street railway companies
would be welcomed generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
Operation of Three Plants.

First. That the scheme as presented
demands the continuous and separate
work of three power plants-the plant
on the Mall the power plant at the
Capitol and the power plant at the gov
ernment printing office.
Second. The handling of coal and ash
is or can be made as satisfactory at the
Capitol plant because Of the railroad, as
al the proposed site. The handling of
condensing water may be more expen-
sive, but not to the extent that may be
supposed and may be even more eco
nolnical when the excessive cost OF con-
densing water at the government print
ing office is considered
Third 1t has been stated that from
purely engineering reasons. the pro
posed site on the Mall is ideal in that
it is near the center of gravity of the
service to be rendered: but the service
here referred to is a partial service. eX-
GLIDING all that portion involved in the
legislative group and also such large
users of heat. light and power as the
government printing Office and the new
city post office. If these items be in
cluded in the study. the center of gray
ity Of the system would be much farther
east and nearer the Capitol power plant
than the Mall site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
WOULD ENLARGE
CAPITOL PLANT
Hennen Jennings Makes Pro-
posaI Regarding Power for
US. Buildings.
MORE ECONOMICAL THAN
PRESENT PLANS, HE SAYS
Writes to Senator Williams and
Urees That All Work at Foot
of 14th Street Be Stopped.

That the proposed central power ana
heating plant to be erected at the foot
of l4th street would not be as eco
nomical as one that could be installed
at the Capitol power plant is stated by
Hennen Jennings. consulting engineer
in letter sent to Senator John Snarp
Williams, chairman of the Senate COM
mittee on the library. Mr.. Jennings is
vice president of the American Fedora a.
ton of Arts. vice president OF the
Washington Federation of Arts and
member of the committee of one hun.
dred on the future development OF
Washington. .
His letter to Senator Williams is IN
the nature of a supplement to test'-
mony which he gave before the com .
mittee OH the library of the Senate last
Thursday. 1t states in part as follows;
II maintain that, on broad, genera
principles. The scheme of the Mall power
plant is not as economical as one that
could be installed at the Capitol power
plant l am not fortified with all figures.
but the general facts which have led me
to this conclusion are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
British on Anxious Seat.

LONDON, February 9.-The British
newspapers continue to express some
anxiety for the British army at kut ell
Amara. Today is the sixty third day
since Gen. Townshend's force was iso-
lated there. 1t is pointed out. how
ever. that Gen. Townshend is in daily
communication with the relief expedi-
tion by wireless. 50 that his position
and his resources must be precisely
known.
Apparently the commander recently
has been virtually unmolested; but his
position. with the hospitals fun Of
wounded. in the reSourceless little
Arab town must be full of hardships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
Difference in Conditions.

Street railway conditions in Wash
ngton differ from those in other cities
because of the fact that several thou
sand persons employed by the govern
ment endeavor to report for work at
the same hour. So far it has been i'm
possible to devise a method which
would relieve the congestion of traffic
around 9 o'clock in the morning and
80 o'clock in the afternoon.
According to local officials it would
be necessary to obtain a law to change
the hour for reporting in the govern
ment departments. This is an admin
istrative detail which could be worked
out by. the heads of the departments
If the utilities commission decides that
the traction situation can be material
ly improved by having government
clerks report at different hours il will
take the matter up with the depart
mental heads and endeavor to work out
an arrangement of this character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and colder tonight. To-
morrow fair and colder; lowest tenn
perature tonight about 2S to 80 de-
grees: moderate westerly winds. Tenn
perature for the past twenty-four
hours---Highest. 81. at am. today;
lowest, 80. at pm. yesterday.
Full report on page 1b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
Difficulties for Relief Force,

Dispatches from the Tigris region en-
phasize the great natural difficulties in
the way of the advance of the relief
force. and also describe the formida BILE
nature of the Turkish defenses, which
have been skillfully constructed under
German advice The Turks are known
TO have received large reinforcements,
but it s assumed that Lieut.. Gen. Sir
Percy Henry Noel Lake. commander Of
the British forces in Mesopotamia. has
taken measures singulariy to strengthen
his relief column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-09
Invitations From the South. :,
Backed by Sons of Revolution.

The Sons of the Revolution have join
cd other organizations in commendine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Sin iunaer qangfinaer.

gttr pdnigc Groenpilger BADEN oen
mc6r oOcr peni0er ibdbenSwcrt6en
Gor5ug bereitS i'm g(lter bon s Sab
rcn biutcr bic @itterit16c elmer %oli-
5ei-3elle ipeOirt al weroen ino @co.
2odipooO oiirite entjdieoen ciueS ocr
iiingitcu 9ebewcien icin, mcldes iiG
ie in Ben Dloi@en' OcS @cicbes Der.
iina. Gr 5dblt gcraoc cin babies
Gubcu0 2en5c un0 lplrOc 3uglcid
init Dem 14jd6rigen 9llircO Orioni
BON Sergeont y. 8. S1unan, iopc
Ocn Eoli5iiten 9elB lmo aliuaenbcrg
ocrboitet unO 5mar inter ser gluihul.
oieung ans Dem 2ooen Der 6irma
9ernbcimer groS. Orei S6o6tcln
aaueunni i'm @ert6e Don $3.50 OBJ
ne 8e5o5lung mitgenonlmen 5u bo-
ben. Sie pur0en in Die lpeItlibe 30
li5eiitation eingeIiefert, uno Ole
Sdjo6teln nit Dem @ummi befouoen
ii9 nod in ibreu 9eiibe. 81 ipdter
glbenoihnoe erihienen Oie @ltern Der
beioen Gnaben uno beioe mitroen bis
5ur Ger6anolung I'M SatgenogeriGte
in oeren Sbbut cftloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
ST.. 1cuuis 6cuadJridtigt.

Sr. Sobn 30. 9ennis, ser grdii
oeut Ger linton Iruit Co., puroe
geitern 9Iaduittag bon cinem SO.
mite Der stootseeiebeebung bon ici
uer @rIud6hua gum Stoats Sdas.
mciiter oifi5ieQ in aetntliB geieBt.
0aS 9egislatio.@ounite beitan0 ans
ben Senatoreu Sgoen BON Baltimore
unO 9laen bon 9altimore-GountD. TO-
lpie oeu lluterbausnitglieoern grD.
ait bon Baltimore. @oimtp, 2utbarot
bon ser Staot Baltimore imo gDrn
BON 1orbeiter.GomtD. Gic Serreu
6ega6en iid nod Dem uSotel 8elpe.
oere" no Sr. @ennis iic eriuartete.
Senator Ggoen bielt na6 Dem infor.
mellen gmpiange cine 9lnipra9e, III
nelder er oarouf binipies, BOB Sr.
Dennis einitimnig crDdblt iei rno
ole @eieBge6ung bauptiddIi9 Giid.
ii9t auf ieine 666igfeiten ais tiidti-
ger sSinan3manu genomneu babe.
Sr. Dennis mar iibthb erireut unO
gob Ser Delegation Die 3uliherling,
Dab er iein neues 9(mt nit ebenio
groBer @etpiiieibaitigfcit oqrie6en
perOe, pie ieine 8rioatangelegeu6ei.
ten. 1ann lito er sic Setren elm,
NIT ibm oas 0}ittageiieu ein3line6.
men po6ei eti jeOeS Ser Gomitemit-
gIieoer ole @cleoen6eit pa6rna6m,
cine fur5c 9lnipra6e 81 baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
((SinacIau0t.)

ogt ep Dorf, %. San. 1916.
9luf Dem Siilfs-&o5ore 3u @unIten
Scr Observation-Disclosures Der g9itt.
men mo gSoiien miro 6co6iid)tigt
einen @rieintarfcnitonO ouf3u6oltcn.
Ger 9o8or miro bonn If. bis "a.
0}Gr5 oieies SSa6rcS i'm N1ooiiou
Square @oroen IN 9icm gorf itott-
finOeu lno oud) scr 9ricfmorfcn-
itono, pelcGcr ouf ocn @o5or i'm 0c.
5cm6er 1914 crfolgrcih mitbclicn
fonitc miro oieics Wlol boffentlcb
groBe @rtrGge ein6rin9en. gSir wer.
ocn fir Son1mler, @dnoIer, Snterci.
len Der 8bilotelif, iiber gutes Ntor
fcnnoterinl 5u uGBigen &reiien an
bieten f0nnen. glber 9S9rc @titbHlic
lit oringenO erbetcn. gSir bitten Sic
uns Ourd 3upenopng bon Wiorten.
material bon iol1enb mel6eS Der
fGuili6 lit, in reidliden W3aBe mo
bolo unteritiiben 3lt mollcn. 9itte
geben Sic llnS All Wtarfen aus So
ren @uplifoten ous Sbren @citGn-
Oen iolcbeS @loteriol mie Sic olS
SommIer es ieIbt foilfen piir0en
iinO 9on0e Sontniluneen
1no cute @ertbc oie ipiini6ensper
t6eiteu rno oortbeilbofteiteu Gobcu.
6reunOlibc 3uienoung an @3ateriol
erbeten oil &errn 1ubert Gillis, 90
llnion Square, gten Dorf GitD, (@.
8. @or 10, Station O., gfelp 9)orD,
ooer an Ebeooor GlouB 80 ltnion
Square, A. 5lur. Ole 3uienoungen
ntiiiicn oen Germerf 6o6en: nSSiir sen
8rieimarienitano 0es 9o0ors."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Gn6r 81 idlnea.

2ln ser @de DER gfort6- -9lpemlc uno
G6arles. .StraBe muroe geitern 9lbeno
qegen 8 llbr Sr. Ism. @6itriOge bon
9lr. 1903, Gat6eorol- -StraBe, ber6ai.
tet uno in Oie mittIere @oIi8eiitotion
eingeliefert inter ser 9(nihnloieung,
un0e6lih nit ieinem glutomobil gu
idbneI geia6ren 5li iein 0r. @6it-
ridge, Ser Don Dem @oli5iiten Bon.
OerliuOc anoc5nlten morOen mar, bin.
terlcgtc in Der mittleren Eoli5ci.Stus
tion $5t.45 ais 9iirgi6oft iiir iein
Gri9einen Dor 0em %oli5eiridter.
Die glnge6origen oes Srn. MbitriOge
6attcn bis 5u ipGter gl6enoihm0e oe.
itern feline aenntuiB bon Dem gor.
faae, ga &r. @bitrioee iid angeblib
oui Dem @eee ani's 2ano beiouO, ais
Der 3lpiidcnioa ii6 ereignete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Gursc Staotncniofeitcu.

Die 10000 W2aiHihiItcn Scr ,@o(s
timore & 0bio-@obn~ mer0cn oln
@lontao 0oS @riubeu I'M cine
&obner90blng bon 10 &ro8cnt Itel.
len.
Der o@erein ser aoufleltte uno
6a6ritonten" mill Stellltuq ne6men
in 9e5ua opf sic @erleeung Ger
8oifen6olIc oes pierten 9fegiments.
Der &erein piinidt 0ic @offenboQc
in Der Dlitte Der Stoot 5u 6oben.
Sr gSm 9leiG. ir, 1T gum eriten
lieutenant 0es meoi5iniic6en Corps
Der Wlorblonoer Stoots.@ .@2i(iS Ct
nonnt morocn.
Cardinal Gibbons bcfuno fid ae.
itern in 9rooflono Bel g8aibinqton
100 CT Der @ei6cfeier eines 93euboues
eS ySt. 8ouls.GoIleges~ beilpobnte.
Senro 9. 9oois 5u ggeitminlter
uno 9fobert q. goglor at ggaloorf
iino 5u 2onobrieitrdgcrn ernonnt
iporoen.
6rou 9lidoIos 3. &eunimon iry
Die Eoc9ter Der britiicben GoniulS 8.
i5roicr bat fir cine @eIoienOlng
fir beripunoete Solooten in gnglono
elm 0ontesid1reiben bon Der @rin5ei
i'm Soiliie in 2onoon erboIten.
Gos embargo gegen oen @erionOt
bon WIoiS iiber sic Baltimore O6io.
9obn" miro morgen oufge6oben.
3aS @refutib- -Gonite oes ,9olti-
morer SeOerol. 2igo.GlubS" 6ielt ge-
tern eine Sibung I'M Bureau oes
0ireftors Stuart 9. SonneD. lleber
oos &eiultot Der Sibung mrroc ober
nidts Der0ffentli6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
2r. NidarOs ItbnISis 6efnnSeu.


Gas llrt6eiI nod Hidt geiaat. @e.
ihworenc wareu me6rcre 5hn.
Sen in gerat0ima. Or. Som
oro q. aea0 ais G6arafter5eIge
auf oem 3eitaenitanoc.
,Sn Der 5ueiteu gl6t6eillng oeS
Grmlinalgeribtes ipuroc geiteru
gtbeno Or. SarrD y. RidaroS bon
oen @cihporenen ibuloig befuuocu
oci Ioo oes NlGo1enS 2iQim Smith
ppn Gbcitertopn ourd cine ungeieb.
lihc Operation peruria1t 5li 1abeu.
Tas llrtbcil wur0e nod uiHt ausge.
iproheu. GA Scr glnmolt anfiinoigte,
0aB cr eincn 9lntrag ouf einen ueuen
&ro5cB itellcn neroe. Die @eidmos
rucu waren bis geiteru 9lbeno 10
llbr in SITTING. Son oen @eidnpo.
reuen woren 8mei gegen Elm &eroift
aui i6uloig mo fonnten ii6 crit ipot
slbcuos 3l eincm gegentbeiligen
@abriprude cirigen,
lIntcr ocn 3elgell nelde i'm 2ali-
lc oes Iages DcrHoHmen ipuroeu be.
iou6 iid aud Or. Sowaro u. aeIlp.
Or acap 6eihrieb oos 8orgeben oeS
Ir RidaroS ais DolitGnoig corrett
lmo idien Der 9tnIidt 5u iein, oaB Scr
9luaciduloigte nollitdnoie ridtig &C.
HanoeIt babe. Or. gtidarOs puroe
III 0ns araBoerbor geuommen, aber
nid5t ooS @crin9ite tonnte gegen i'm
bcraiisge6roht iueroen. @r 6eltritt,
oaB SomeS 80. Dlereoitb, Der Siebbai
bcr oeS peritorbeuen Mdo6enS, i6H
%i00 int &oraus 9ege6en babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

sSn Der mittlereu &oli5eiitation
wuroe geitern 9tadmittag N}artin
Gulis3eusfi pon CIR. 525. SiiO.G6a
el.StroBe, Dem @eri6tsperio5ren
ii6erlpieien ruter Ser 9luiduloiguus,
angebIiG pon 6rou Sophie Geldpins-
ii bon 9}r. 1923, 2ucaiter.StraBc,
5lpei Giamantringe geito6len an ia.
BEN. Sulis5eipsft, Der ieincn 9}umen
Der Goli5ei crit ais @}artin Gullg ans
gege6en bate, ptroe Dor me6reren
Sogen Oer9aitet, ais er eiuen prd6
tigen Diononten in einem @ionO6ois
ie an ser 0itgoltimoreitraBe fir $50
5ii Oerfaiiien iuGte. Sulis3eiusfi,
Ger no9 ieiner @er6oftlmg ongab,
0aB er oen Stein ouf Dem StraBeu-
pflaiter in ser 9td5e Oes y@opetp,
G6eaterS" geilmoen babe, mar BEL
SSrau Geuipinsft Die cine @irt6i9oft
betreibt, angeiteqt gemeien mo 0ieie
pIll bolo nab Der 9ntlallung oeS
Manues 5ipei 9linee perlniBt ba6eu.
Die @oli8ei oes 0itli6en 9iitriftS be.
tbeiligte iib an Den gtadioribungeu
in Dem Sale, mo Dem Sergeanten
9iiefner pom oitlibcn 9iitrift geldng
es, 6inter einem alten Sale I'M Sauie
BON 6rau Geuipinsfi Die beioen &in.
&c, in Elm 8ai6entu6 eingemidelt, 81
finOen. 9lus Dem einen 9linge mar
Der Stein ousgebro6en, mo ongeb.
lid paBte Ger Stein, Der bel GuliS.
5epSfi auieeiunoen iporOen mar, ge.
nan in ole Soblung. 9lili oieic SSnOi.
5ien. bin pllrOe Gulis3clpsfi gcitern
Dem @eri9tsoerio6ren ii6ertpicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
iorgen.
oag, - Sanuor, pio 8
Sr. Sen g. Sin0io0 lit
0 undh gprlin nhnprniit
Nrei gnNfe 6ri 9[ntnnnfnl[.

SarriSburG 20. San. M
5rou Daniel @eingort uno Sr6u-
Iein emma Sorbouob Don G6om-
bersbrrg, Gsrall Sobn N1oers, bon
@reencaitle, murOen tootlid bcrIebt
uRO Sr. 0cnicl @eingort BON
Gbombersbitrg uno SRI. 9lnno @2p-
ers BON @reencoitle, erlitten crnite
8erlesunecn, ais beute ibr glutomo-
bill bon einenl WtiI65ug Scr @Dilo-
oelpbio- uno 9teooing. .gobn getrof.
fen murOe Ger llnfoll crei9nete
iit6 oil Der @obnfreit3ung III ser gld.
Re bon @rontbonL @o. 6rou Nl1ers
itorb oilf Dem @ege gum Solpitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Plus Der r6ndlsGO6lc" in bic SS6lc
Des S5uenS.

gSeil CT iidb III ser n6ltdSb0ble"
ongcbIid mie Elm @olf 6cuomneu
Gatte, tpurOe ser 20 Sabre alte Scr.
iicberilngs-9 9lgert @eorge 81. Stir.
ais BON Scr. 27S6 @elt-g2ortb g(Oe,
geitern QG6eno bon 9oli8iit @olter 8.
2eSeore berboftet lln0 in 6ic peitlihe
%oli5ei Station eineeliefert. gSie es
bciBt betrot Shlreis Oas befonnte
Sofol orn &erineton.Marft in betrun.
fenem 3uitonoe iinO maAte, ais ibm
bic Serobfolgung meiterer Spirituo-
icn 0erneigert uuroe, einen DforoSs
ipcftafel. glo6 Sinterle9lng BON
Si1cr6eit mltroe CT ipdtcr Bis 5u oent
9eutc gIodmittog itottfinOeuoen Ser.
FOR wicOer mlf ireien 5uB eeieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
MISUNDERSTANDING Oes r@Oltfc-Si.
itriftS g2r. 115.

lImiaiienOe Gorbereitmgeu Iiu0
fir oic MISUNDERSTANDING init ons
l1licBcuoen9oIl, ueIdc Der ,@oIttc.
Ciitritt Ar. tt5, 3. ll..9." moracn
2lbcno in Der o6ro6iinu-6a0c~, g}r.
2O0O, Sre0crid.9(Denu abbGlt, &C.
troifcn porocn Sh6nc im0 ir6G.
liGc Siuu0cu itc6eu oacn G6eiInc6.
mcru bcDor Eic 9ln5eige 6ciinoct
iib al anocrer Stclle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
9lcnca ainOer6eim IN Of.@altimurc

8uS o&inoerbeim Der Sobter San.
nob's~ IN g}r. 1884, 9it-9cltimorc-
StroBc, miro beutc glodutittog offi-
5icll eroffnet mo eingepeibt mer0en.
Die oil Dem Seint intereIiirten Do.
men orgoniiirten iid Dor 2 Syabreit
iinO iie boben geeenmGrtig t6 &inoer
in Sbblt. Gieie GinOer ge1oren
@ittpef ooer 8ittlpern, 0ie cnt "a,
&c or6eiten miiiien ltnO 0esbclb niAt
oui ibre aiiloer mIfpoiien f6nnen.
Cine @lotrone miro in Dem nelen
Seim Die ainoer Dcriorgcn Die
9eointen Der 9lnitaIt iinO: Srou Oct
ta 2ipiD, &rdiioentin; Srmt Detta
sbopiro, @i8e- @rdiioenttL ii. 5roit
S. u. 2epin Shobmeilteriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
gIeIIeiteg SIiraennIIiaIieO aeitor6en.

Scrr @iaiom Tcip. oas GlteIte
Nitglic0 Der llniou Square biid0i.
liheu Observation-Disclosures, @de Com.
boro imo CALHOUN .stroBe, itar6 an
6reitag gl6eto pl0blib in Scr @o6.
mn9 ieiner Eo6tcr, ,Srau @iaianI
@ NcGleorr, g3r. 10, 9loros@}ount-
StroBc, Gr mar 50 Sabre alt. Die
9ecroiglm8 miro norgen auf Dem
Nouoon &orf ,Sricoboie itattiinocu.
4aiior 8. 3. Settle miro Die Grauer.
ieier Ieiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
On Sen 9Irm acidIoIien.

9ei eiuem Streite IN Der 9ld6e oeS
&erS an Der 2. 9lUcnuc III Canton
wuroc Ser Reger WlonarG D1unf iii
oeu linfen 9Iru geiboiien. @r bega6
iih in eincm StraBenbo6npnggon
nad orm So6ns Nopfns.Soipitol
wo i6m oic @inoe, Die ni6t gefd5r.
hcber 9lotur i'll, oerblmoen wuroe
Gin @oIi5iit 6raGte i'm alsoonn uod
DER noro6itlihen 9olBeiitatiot no
Der &erIeetc cine quite 8eidrei6lma
ocs 9}caers ga6, scr oen SdnB ouf
i'm abgeieuert bate
Die o8altimorc Gbio.gabn 6ot
5000 ueue itGblerue Grocbtwaegons
III Cambria, Ra, bcitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
lluterindeH lIutergOns Der ugJia.
rian".

Die bieiieen @moes Dompf6oot.
Snipeftoren iiuo 5ur 3eit oauit be-
i6dftiat ben ltntergaug oes S6lep.
pers aMoriou~ bel 2ocuit &oiut ant
6reitog 9lodmittoe al unteriu6eu.
gSie es DeiBt, ipuroe oos Boot infol-
&c Der ourd oie Yropeller Oes britt.
i6en 0onpfcrs n@eOomore~ entItan-
ocnen Str6mitug gum Sinfen &C.
6rodt. Gopt. 9(lbcrt Gonnollp bon
glr. 633 Siio.@cIhoro. glUenue, luo
Die orei peitercn MGnner Der geia-
silng oes 5hleppers iprongcn 6ei'm
Stutcu ibres Sdiffes in's @oiier
iuo murOeu bon oeu Ectttutgsboo-
ten oes aSeoomorc" mifgefiitt. Die
uMorion" Hegt 5ur 3rit onf oem
@runoc Oes &oien lmo nur ibr
5bornitein rogt ans ocu 8oIier
bernor.
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aeIne NriIL fiIr NentidlIan6 ieltaeLelI

T a y ington 20. SSanuor.
Sefretdr &ouiitlg beitritt 6cute oic
QSo6r6eit geipiacr 3citingSneloun.
9en, OoB ole Ser. Stoatcu Gcutid.
lonO bis 5un 5. sSe6ruor 8eit gcgc.
ben bdttcn oarii6cr Oefinitipe ghlf.
fl0rlng 5lt oe6en, o6 es Die gerieus
flung Der o2uiitania" 81 oesobolireu
geOenfc o0er nidt.
SIM StootS- 0cportelnent bieB es,
oaB in Der 2uiitanio 5rage 0ie 0inee
INNER nod 10 Itiiuocn, mie iic gtn.
fpne Der &ohe geIton0en b1tten, ais
@rot bon 9crnitorif cine neue 6or.
nlirlrng oes porgci1la9enet enoqiil
tigen g(6fommenS nit 9eittiGlono
nod Berlin geionot babe, nelcbeS al.
le sic bon oen Ser. Stooten bcrlonq
ten Yunfte entbolten babe. 9is man
in Berlin bierii6er enti6ieoeu babe,
f0nne notilrgemGB feiu peiterer
Sdritt in gSoibineton get6on mer.
Den. Sn 9ernitorff's neuem Gor.
i1loge ioll Die Desoboltirung ln0 oie
9lnerfennlng Ser SAooencrioton.
ipriit6c onertoltnt lcin. 9luf Oieieu
beioen @unften ioll oos StootS 90
portemeut nit olIcr 5eitigfeit beiton-
ocit bobcr.
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Gn4iGn1l.

9ln Ser @de bon @utoip- rno Ger.
iugtou.StroBc fiibr oeitern 9lo6
mittoo INN 2 llbr 6rou Clarence s.
9ieDnolos aus SuObroof &orf nit
ibrcm 9lutomo6il gegen Oen riidiudr.
tigen Gbeil oeS 9lutos bon Serrn
Clarence 8. ggrigbt, wobnboft in
gir. 10 0it.9lort6 9(oenuc, pelber
auf oas Signal 6nm 9oiiiren Der
areit3itng mortete. Serrn gsrigbtS
gIuto muroe leidt beid1Sigt.
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Swami u bed g9enhu0rt. .gIpartment8.

@eoen 8 ll6r 9lbenOs bro6 geitern
i'm @entport 9(partment-Sous an
Ger @de ser Gat6e0ral- uno @lonus
ment-StraBe Elm Brand aus, ser ni6t
geringe 9luiregung inter oen i'm
Solie mo6nenOen 6omilicn berurs
iadtc Gas 6euer brad in Der @ob-
nitng bon %rn. g9olter q. 5dipor5
aus, ri6tete o6er feineu 6coelltenoen
Sdaoeu al.
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,,@irtoria S6eater 4

0aS @rogronlm oes ,gictoria.
I9eaterS" in ocr beoorite6cnOcn @o.
6e ioa iogar nod weit 6ciicr ici1 ais
oaS Frogronru in Der bergangenen
&ode. IS iinO feds peri6ieOeuc
9tunnern oiif Dem BrogromnL oic
ale gqn5 ausg5eidnet ieiu ioQen.
Ga$ 8rogramm lit elm auBcroroent.
lid dbpe6slltnosrei6es
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@Gfrr.@nll.

0ie o9ddet ino Gonoitoren SO.
fol.llnion Ger. e." belt oeItern
9lbeno in Sbimef' 's.Solle orn g4oro-
8rooowog, ibreu So6res.8oll. Der
iid ourd einen gllten @eIub aus.
5eiduete. airit's Drbeitcr lieferte
Die CONCERT. uno Ion5mldif. 3urd
itarfe Delcsotiouen poren Ser nI1a.
rpldnocr gdder. @ereirt" oie n8erei-
nigtc 96dcr. @eieai6oft" Der pa.
der 9ronten llnterltiiting. gerein
Scr. 3 uno Der o9dder @eiongoer-
Gin" oertreten. Der 2ebtere bro1.
te 5ur gerIdonerune 0es 6eltes ei-
nige Sieoer gum &ortrag, Die nit
groBem 9lpplous oilfgenontuen
muroen. 0os Arrangements. So.
mite 6eitonO aus oen Serren SO.
icpb arcius1oefer, &oriiber; 9ligult
GneeI6od, 81. 9(noSburger, NIB.
Spinf, u. So9eL 8, arolif, ". Gil
mon gg. g8irtb, s. @loier, ". Bead
uno ". 2iteocdc.
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aot6ans Oon 9icben 9einlaeIndlt.

Bon cinen gerie6encu 0iebc ipiIr.
Dc, mic geiteru Scr @e6cimpoliaei Be-
ribtet ipur0e, oaS &oitbauS Der 6rolt
ggnes SoniIton Scr. 2tS gSeit. Dlo-
oiion.StroBe, bcimeeiudt. 5rou So-
milton berniBte cine betrd9tIiHe
gln5dbl bon Sii6ermeiiern in6 90
beln, uno 5mei ibrer 2oitednger Der.
ibieOene 9(n5iiee, @l6ntel gii6er
uno ouoere @ebrauc6sgegenitdnoc.
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0ircftOrcn.5ienhg bco ysorO6itlihcu
SGnger6un0es.

Inn / ll6r beute g}o6mittoe be.
sinnt Die Direftoren-5ibung oeS
9iorooitlidcn S0ugerbunoes in oen
oberen Soole oes @ermunio @tdn.
nerhorS- @lubbouies oil ser gIorO.
&oworo StroBe. 43 0irettoreu wcr-
oen iid, pie i@on geitern I'M oGcut.
ic6en @orreiponoentel" beribtct oil
Der SiBun9, melde IN scr Souptia.
dc oen &orbereitlnaeu fiir oas 9&o-
iioHol-S SGnoerfeit III 1918 ino Ger
9eamtemuabl gelUiouct ieiu miro,
Get6eiligen.
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:. .Nrntidlcr MGlitar.QIlrein.N .

9luldBfh 0es @e6urtstogeS oeS
Seutidei aaiiers bielt geiteru 9(6enO
Der ,Geutide Nfilit1r- -@erein~ in
n9totidu's &oGc" oil Der @de bon
@oi6iugton- uno Breton StrdBe
cine patriotiibe 9(6euOunter6alhmg.
Sauptmunn Soren8 9lugS6urger be.
griiBte oic 9lnmeieuoeu uno 6ielt 0ic
ISeitreoe. Rotriotiide 9lnipra6eu
Uilroen cbeniollS ge1alten bon G6ers
lieutcnont &rapp mo Sen auuerds
Oen $. Sd0neis uno SAUL b. 3iet6en.
Ger 9(benO Ocrliei 6ei 6umoriitiic6elt
Gortrd9en etc. in Der gumiitbliditcn
@eiic. Gie 6auSfapeae, beitebeno
aus ben Serren Sanfe ino g(i6en-
bad, trug sur ltnter5olhng Der @r-
i6ienenen N groBem MlaBito6e bel.
SIN areiie i6rer SomGraoen feierteu
geltcrn 9l6eno oi6 Sauptmonn9(ugs.
burger ieincn 81. @e6urtstog unO
6err Gourao @id ieiu so. @iegeu-
felt.