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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

4. ref. ST. 9U6annes- STRIDE, GaIucrts
lnle SdralogazStruBe; Yaltpr 8. ".
&auler, Baltimore
$. ref. ct. IuulS Stride Gdc @roaos
ipab mo YraEtsStraBc; Yoitor Ynul S.
@cblaP NJ, 3lz, SiIosYatierlousEarts
gucnlc, Baltimore.
Smmcnncl OIcmcinbc Gde Garus
togds lno Sdroe0ersS Strnbc; ASuItcr g.
@ NoIoiuer. sir 306, NorosSdroencrs
Gtrobc, Baltimore.
Oritc ref. STRIDE, gSnlbinQfon, $. s.
8 uno NsStrdBc &aitor g. .. @ucbs
rcr. y'r. 1922, TO- Ctr, NsgY., 8nIbs
lnNtnn, % G.
Siuus airdlc n = gde 9llsquitbs uno.
Gbnies5iraBc; Yaltor Spbu s. Cons
merlattc, VI 1917 glor0s 0sGnroIines5tr
Baltimore
8ricOeus Stride Gdc Ecnni9Ibouias
Nbculc mo &lmbcrlun0sSirnBc Hnltnr
i. W. 0|rinnler, 9fr. 6O7, Gunberlollos
GirnHc.
Siuus GirdIc, Gunbcrlnnb, Nib. 4as
itor q. 3. G5atIoS, yir 1872, YlorosNlcs
dlnnicssGWoBc. Cumberland. Olo.
ErririniatcitS 6irdlc Trinitns, nas
&c SllbcmarIcz@traBc; Yoitcr ~ q Gtcrs
acr, SIR, 90G, SriniinsStroBc
IrutiAc lntbcriidGc Ssirdlc IN Gait
yiciuunrtct @orbeltcrzG Gpuutg 9aitor
Gnrl Sd Ghlipgcr, Goit Nciulnariet. gRb
3iunS Stride - yRorOs0Inns, uobe ner
ScrhigtonsGtrnBc; %oiior @r Suits
&olnInnr. g'r 1923. gSclts2nnonlcs|tr.
e. D'Grfns Nirdlc Vrpnpmdn uno
Nairmounts slocuuc; Yaitor s.. 8rncuer,
9'r TiO. giprnaQNoa0truu
Sims STRIDE, @1ibiqton. s.. 6.
&nitor Nlihoro Gdlni0t Nr. EOS.
YsSIruSc. q sgg., @afbmQior. 9. 6.
Si Sohanucas Girdlc All g4uIhuoton.
a. & Ecltnr Y 81 2norliiJ gtr. 800.
! y Cir. 2. sgg. g9ni6inotpn. 8. 6,
Gt 4rhauuea 0irrCinoc sn @nrf-iilc,
NortorNs9looO Roitpr 0enrn Ghliter,
NnIlcrion A. o., NGo
Ct HnulS Wrmciubc 81 GDroObn, Tdls
lotsGnunln Yditor g. Erenoenrcicb.
Gornobn, Glo
Ct 9tIas. Ojcmeinnc 81 GnmbrflunS-
NuItor G. 81 Mcrgner. @coforos &traBe,
@umberiouo. ORR.
3crninlcmS 0cmciuAe Sn Ojnrpeuuilc
Rnitrr 0r Y. g. @urgboufi, Garbells
oi1c. grN
9cutide crouo. o.-.utH. 3ipnS 0irdle ~
StCmmcrs Rsn ~ Ynifor Gcnrb Glens
6crccr In MnfbiIle
Nr'tc ocutidlc uer. ru. 0irdlc Gait
evn "henro nohc Wi",- Etrnrc, Hdltnr
6 80 0uitcr, 9H 1924, cits@oItimorcs
Suabc.
81, Int6. STRIDE 5u cOnowOOO, SoIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
4n hcr snredGtnnne.

Goftor Gum criten @aticnten):
so, ulio an ocn 9lcroen ie6lt's, iun-
ger Munn pa baben sic pobl ehuos
81 flott gelebt2 Sa, oa beiBts chen
i6onen, 9iubc lmO no6mols 9iube." "
@otient: p9lber, Scrr Goftor, ib
fibre ood ein duBerit reoclmdBiges
Seben ge5' ieOen 9l6enO settle 81
9ctf
Goftor. o@m, oa 6eiBtS bolt Ser
itrclung, Sergniigllngen aufiudcn,
mciu Sie6er, nllr foltt 6inaus ms
mogenoe Se6en0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

OrGnst iid Der @eoonfe oitf er miiiic
Gin flarer @eiit Elm eeredter mO
unporteiiid5er Gbarafter iein onit
founte er Die npr ibn licgenoe Speiie
ni6t 10 riHiti9 uno glciGmdBig uer-
tbeilen. Nit mel6cr @ro5ie fiibrt cr
WlcIier mo @abcl ocnft man on6ci
nidt an Sipori's 8ogenItrib oOer
2onoieer's @inicIiiibrlng2 Cabci
iolgt er Ocr llnterboltlng, wirit Gin
5iinoenoes Bibmort bin pd6reuO or
eilcn 5liigel abldnci0ct lmo 6cr5t
nit @ud, inoen CT Die Gculen abs
lott"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

cnt9C9clt Der gllttorltct 81 belhlnA'
Habmcn ncbmcn oocr IN icinen &c
iib 5u bringcL oam ioa icNcr Der.
iclbcn uidjt mcbr ais $4,000 @cl0.
iirafc oOer nidlt nlcbr ais led)s Sabre
3udtDous crbolten oocr beiOcs."
Gic @eri6tc Der Gcrcinigtcn Stoo.
ten 6oben bic folgcnoen Sanohngcn
ais pcrr0tberiid erfl0rt
o0ie glnmcnoung oOcr ser &eriud
Der 9(menolnlg pou @emolt oNcr @e-
waltt6Gtigfeit eeeen Die &cgicruug
Der @crciniatrn Staoten oocr gegcn
lire milit6riiden ooer Norine-
Gtrcitfrdite;
Die Gruerbune, 8enubung oOer
GerduBeung irgcnOmelhen @igen,
tbuns, in ser acnntniB, ooB Oofelbe
ocn ,Seiuoen scr gereinigten Stuoten
II i6rem Sample gegcn bic &ereinig.
len Stanten BON gaben iein miro,
cber III ser sIbiid5t, oaB cs 10 bon
s}uben ieiil ioa
0ie 9egebung irgenO elmer Sonos
lung o6cr Die Ger0ifentlicbung BON
GrfI1rlngen o0er Sniormation pcl-
Dc oen 6ciuoeu DER Gercinistcn
Staaten IN ir9eno elmer @ciie Silfe
rn0 Grmut6ieitnQ qeben ODER pers
idofien fam;
0ic glnlcitltng, Die llnterltiibung,
ros 9lnrot1eu ooer oic GuIOung ir-
scnO elmer ser uorbergebenoen Sauo-
lun9en.
Solde Sonolmgen per0cn ais
perrdtberiib betrodtct, ob dc nun in
oen @creinigten 5tanten oocr anoerS-
mo began9en perOcn; Oh iie bon ci.
ncm 9irger Der @creinigtGn Staotcu
bcgongcn perOcn oocr BON cincm
9luSlGn0cr. Ocr IN Sen @crciniqten
Stootcn wobut oOcr icin Gomi5il
bat, ga oac bier po6ncn0en glHSI1n-
ocr iomobI wie 9iirger ocn 9creiniG.
ten Stoateu lno i6ren @cicbcn Nm.
boroli6fcit iduloeu.
5recnO cin 9iirgcr ODER 9lusIdn.
Der ocr GcuutniB BON Der 9cgc6ung
ioldrr Sanolmgen hat imO iie pcr-
be6lt lmo iie uidbt ocu in 9(bidnitt 3
Ocs Strofeeiebbu6es nom6ait &C.
moGten 9eanteu on5cigt, lit scr Ser.
bcblmg Ocs SodUcrratbs Iduloig.
llno ih profInnlirc bicrnit oieicS
mo mornc allie @iirger Der @ercinig-
fen Stdoten ilnO allie 9luslGnocr, sic
Der 9icgierltlg Scr gcreiui9tcn Stou.
ten Ereue ihuloen iicb ollcr Sono.
llngct 81 entboIteit sic cine Der.
leslng oer oben ongcfii6rten @clcbc
beoelltcn iuir0en, lno id proflanlire
icrner unO marne ale Eerionen oie
ioldc Snnolunoen begeben mogen,
Dab iie IN itrengiter @eiic oerfolot
meroen
Gum 3eiden Oieics babe idJ bier
mciuc llnterihrift ooll3ogen mo Oas
SiegeI Der Gereinioten Stootcn aui.
Oruden lailen.
@cgcbcu in ser StaOt @oi6inototi,
am f6. Gage Oes 9lpril oes SobrcS
OcS Serrn 1917 mo ocs 1A1. SobreS
Der llnub6ongiofcit ser @ercinigtcn
Stoaten bon 9lmcrifo.
(@c5) @ooOrop @tlion.
Sir sen grdIiocntcu:
(@cD Mo6crt 2nniinM
Stoatsiefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

boisGouuib %oltor 6, 5rciiocurcit,
Gor0nuo, Dl0.
gentidlc ejrMCinOe so ilpprrrU, @nIiis
mores9ountn IT. HaItor gS. e. Qcniel,
lIppcrco. Mo
glorO NOub, Str WSetbObiii episcopal
STRIDE @onosStr unh 2nfohcite gloa
8. " yldier, Yaitor, Mr. 1913, Gits
giorlb s9Ipe,
3pcitc nrliidlc WictbOoiitrn Stride -
1910 0btsStrnbe; Ydltor 81. q. &aIs
tGcr
7rCiciniaICitss 0Icmciuoc 80 9SoDbiiud
- H0iior 90. 6. SS0c. gSoo0ifod, NlD
GnlcniS Girdc FL Gde @aiicrns gIbcnne
nno Nauodl Strubc; 8ultur +. Gd)miit.
Mr. 2ti, ts9ldu0nQsS sShdbe
ct. Stcpbnui Girdlc Gde Sams
buras inlo Snnopcrs StrnBc @nitor &bis
linn 81. 6eung6aulcn. 9. g.. glr. 224.
@crrersglbenuc
Salcms. 0irdic - Gionqbs StraFe ino
0iQhlanN gIpe. Rnitor S. g. Bildlcr. Rr.
3I05, 0'ougbs @trobr
|rnrinlOanin gIUeune Wlriluoiitcu,
Girdlc TT &emlnIonuins2Ibenuc, uabc
aRoibcr 5irdBc; @nitor %b AenInib,
9|r 567, yi-shcrs Strnke
SafaNcitr gIpcnMc WictbuoiNru 0irde
SdfonettcsApcmle Gde Won0sStrabe;
@nItnr 6. g. ShaiB.
GnounclS Gtrdc GirccucsEtrdBc
uuo @i0crsgl(Ieh; &artor 6. &. gYebcr.
Slr 81. Giios@rccnesGtrnEc
2mei:e oirdic bcr Ntnnn. 0cmcins
fhoft NPooiiou Gtrabc. @dc NGltuua
9Ipcme; %oiior s. SooQclitein. glr 7a2.
TottcrlcrsR RnrfsNhcnrc,
Eeutldc ynhhitcusN sNirdcu.
Nritc ncutidlc R1vilieu 0irdc a)lns
mimcutsctroFe, Gde %oticrlou &nris
slbcunc. %oitor 9lnlpb 9. g9eqcner. Sir.
1927. aRurnt NlonoI sQlncmlc.
2weitc OcMtid'c 9obttiicn Girde Trcs
Nerid Qlnrrrc Gae Monrnrr retrofc Gos
'nr 9Inolp6 groob CIR. 1887, Treocrids
9lren,ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
@arnnnS Ors Yrd0OrEtrn gcgen Sc8cDCn hon
0O8bCrrNtb.

ga alc @erioncn III Sen Scr,
Stootcu, 9iirNcr wic 9hlslouNcr,
bon sen Stroicn aenHhiS erboItcn
ioatcl lucIhc i6ueu Oro6cn rueuu tic
ocn &ereiuiqtcn Stootcu nidt bic
Grcuc bcmo5rcn,
crlolle id, g8ooorow g9ilion @rd'
iiocnt Scr 8crciuigtcn Stuotcu, bier
nit oicie 95roflamation Inn beion'
ocrc gnlimcrfiomfcit oui bic iolscn-
oen @citimmungeu Der Gonititution
inO Scr @cieBe Der Gercinigten
Staateu.
9l6l9nitt 3 oeS 9(rtifels 3 Der
GonItihltion iiebt i'm 9lus5uec por:
oGcrrot6 ecgcn bic &erGinigteu
Stooten ioa MIR Oarin bciteben oob
SemunO arieg segcn iic iii6rt oocr
DoB er sen SciuOcn Oericl6en an
bdnot oOcr ocnicIbcn Siilfe uuO Gr'
multiplying gciud6rt".
Gus Strafeeiet6ud Ger gcrcinig'
ten Staoten liebt Dor:
9Ibi6nitt I. ~ o@er INNER, Scr
ben Gercinietcn 5tooten Ircuc iduI.
set gcgeu oicielbeu arieg fiibrt ooer
ocn 6cinocu oericl6cn on6dnot, ooer
Oenielben Siilfe lmO @ruit6igung III
0cn Nereinioten Stooten o0er uns
oersluo eepd1rt Der 1T ocs Sodpcr-
ratbs iduloie.~
glbibnitt 2. oWer inmer OeS
Sodocrrqtbs iduloig bcilmoen miro,
ioa sic GooeSltraic crlcioen obcr nod
Dem llrt6eil ocs @cridteS nibt pc.
niger ais fiinf Sabre 3uht6ous uno
niht mcnigcr ais $1,000 @el0itroie
er6oItcn, oie ans aQcm oocr ieocm
6beilc irineS @igeut6nmS @rumo-
bciib oOer pcri0nIicbc .Sobc y, Ons er
sur 3cit Der 9egcblno ocS Sodoer-
rot6S bcio6. geoedt lperOcn muB,
gonj obuc Giidiidbt ouf cincu ctiuoi.
gen Scrfonf oOcr cine llebcridrci.
6lng OieicS @igcntmmS; lmO ie0e 70
OeS SodperrotbS iiberfii6rtc @criou
fol- iibcrOies nibt i'm StonOc icin
Gin 9lmt in Sen gcrciniotcn Stnotcn
5it bctlciocu.~
glbicbniit 3. ,SGcr INNER, Der
ocn @creinigten Stootcn Trcuc idbul-
Set, itno scr bon scr gcqebung ciues
SoducrratbS acoeu oiciclbcn acnnt.
niB Bat, mo Der nicbt, iobol0 ais ali,
gdpgig, oicS ocnl &r1iioertcn ooer
cincm 9li1tcr Scr gcrcinigtcn Staa-
ten oOer Dem @ouucrncur oocr cincn
9iibter oOcr Boli3ciridtcr cineS
Staotcs miit6cilt, scr lit Scr Ncr1c1-
llng 0eS 6ohOcrratbs c6uloi9 imS
ioQ aui nidt mebr ais icbcr So1ren
3udtbanS lno 81 nibt nebr ais
$1,000 @clOitrais oerurtbeiIt pcr-
Ocn.
g(bidnitt 6. @cun sipei oorr
uchr Fcrionen IN cincm Stoatc oocr
Serritorium ocer IN einen Hlobr, ser
Scr Surisoittion Der Ser. Stootcn
imterltebt lidb peridmorem oic 0ie.
gicrltng Der Ser. 5tootcn 5i ItiirScu
uocr o66uiuben ooer nit @cpoIt 3u
perni6tcn oOer aegen oicieIbe &ricg
an fiibrcn, oOer Scr glitoritdt Ocriel-
ben nit @cmolt @ioeritanO 5u lei
itcn, oocr Ourd @elpalt bic Qurcbfiib-
utng cincs @ciebcS Der Scr. Staatcn
5ii Dcr6iitcn bebinocrn ooer 5u Der
a0gcrn ooer nit eiclpolt Elm Stiid
ocs Gigentbums Der Ser. Staoten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

gln Bic Enmcu.
1ie rluside smnle IN her etnht.
lincrr 9dhN(lnirt lest nifcu NliHnc En'
mcn ipclche hic NlclhrmRnerfnnii rad neH
urnciicr 0Rcihnbcu erleruen nonen idnncn nce
in flir8cr Rci onrth oen anihInB On olfle
Wniicu Mrclmci llntrrftbt Wlnf0cl0 glud
nliiauS inn YhctNS NcQuelc @iunne1, .Ni
Nnuie brooiincnr Nrhcieu lapuCl m1hgena hea
iinierrihicN larlocieN mefNcn Nirllnnlnrf
iirierrlM' M Nntrurf ron 9l}ullWu eftucii
Ndbcre pnlanmii ihrlilib obcr mlinoilM pel
SRI. 0nDerc, 302 Seelt'eaFaipaa'9i (5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
6cIddits= @cgwrllcr.
WicrcentIle NacncH.
u. @. Ilm & Go..
e02 6l0 WlaroIauo 9ria Qulolpa.


eo2 elo 0'amlauo arna eaiolpa
.ganfen.
v1ge oto Sewn Nataual geuf" Sub. uno
SSnrh Rs6ue 8aIilrc%r % %''N N'"NS''''
reesOue goiipnal Sani", dS2 9iio qroa6moO.
XIV VI @agner Ssqllttel o. r...,.
YgNepCru Nnttuu0l Nnnf", ia Nptp Nututufetts
W. WlariolL Nuirer.
5taot8.9 .9anfen.
nDenilde Sant non Baltimore, guiimnres nnn
4oupap @trdbc Mngui gScbcr Ffdoenti
Nubu w. Nnuhcr. Sicc ErOilOcutt OCOtQc ",
eaug. AaIIlrer
Sper-9anfcn.
,,Eritllr epnrbani ppn Nnhlmure", Glaps
uno Nniimorc@trabe.
Sriiit.Gompagnien,
"eaIc 9epofi nuo xrna Cpwpanp" l3 GpulO'
Standardization, Ebiircn. 3eniicr-
ra6mcn, 21oen, etc.
Sas; y SOOrr o. ii5-ii7 ho5gsoerid'
Fotcnt tglnpdItc.
Gbulu n. eamnclS, aicdismolt; Rnleule 0nils
eelss, s99ueIngtieu, %erlaoare@c aarqaHo
Chaplin Y. 8srqulon ii6ii7 aap Auiblno
lS0briOc Iriabriinp
o. q. 4 ~ pggarb, Z ~ Continental Nloa.
&faii@1tql lelt isls erlolafeih in Aoliimofe'
gllItonloble.
Eadaro. iah $3.50. 2b eeTUO
vNonNre Dletpt SO. Oi Nnltimufe", 0bNrles'
Strabc mo Nd. acknowledgements
,,Nsnr.nel M,obilr lyu.,@ ejaraar il0s i4i0,
NoroS0orlesSirnb
San0mirt6ihaitIihc @eratbc. SANE.
rcicn imo 0cilii9el3iidterci
@riiiia EprgsE 81, 2o5 @oso'Pam er uub
~he Mlehcr 4 StiNer Co., 82 Qi0b 1ipdAe,
oeuiiDeS SameugcDdll
&lWnbina 6ltrnaces. Ronacs nua
0eien, 0nA0edcn imo Miuncu.
yeH"en SF's' 52s aoro.9umaai'slbelue
@upieridpnc0e uno &lumbcrS
Spln @npert 1874 TaamcS. .ancng. G q ".
Nceppor &olic 1893.
,ScliersNcrlihcrlmgcn.
~ ebeaciorb IS 0g. ~ 81 g6amber Of
OpMlrltc 9AlliNiHN.
v7gntihr 5earrVerNHcrnuas.O .Ocieuiaoitn. 0pIs
tOnn nin 9'dliimulc hahc
eDtntdl'9mcrItaniine 1eirr Vrrffrunge.Ne.
elllalalt', Nal'lnpreSitabe nnp ei9m
p0lohai Snlmrau-s eo. vi slvspool'. 6cago aQ.
gNntieln. Hciibct8 Uinlluper ,Oi- l08 NDnNn
Der III Commerce Nuilnl10
,,Nermnnia Nencr GCrNmcrnuo9 OclrnalaliH,
baltimore nuo @ortb'2rQhe
9Ic6ploitcl. Nlpion. rtr
seaE gcmiiin q 60, Snc., BIO Naiouiurs
Sirqbc
@idn0lcib. .@cih6itc.
,,Npniollopieo epan Co.," / Moro Sob Gl,abe.
Gilcnmaarea aller qlrt lno &uI.
ihaico'8 8ubcior.
q. etpd @aNue 0p., S62 36i Notn ciab Tig
GiacntHius glqcntcn inO Ndl0lcr
9ierre Is. Dn0ar Meg0ew, 40 citeerualoa
SiTnBe.
3citlnacr 9citiAriiten cic.
,r6c 9,aItnterr Meuo 0Dmpanu" Np6ert n.
aVeuers @cibJHsiabrcr 227 N'enlpertgir
Gcutihc 9liidjtr nno 3citldr;itan.
~ pnpiiin, pr. goo. sscE'ecrir0iomeirahe
FbotogropH
glnnrah sim Ftqtoarnph bon smg5clbmna.
VIZ. i0 etpriuNlon@lga0c
5ricob6fe
Dat NauH VemclgrN, N,--Aerdnoerte gonern,
Ngemie plue Ncarabnlbplaee unier Iorb
wabrenoer 9uiil@L '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

MopnHgNren, blf beN ,,Deutlarn GOrrelbBn.
etnsen" nlt1t phuftIiM pber unreaelmnhlg e.
lalten, fnb aebeten, ber Office b0pon De7 ID
VVoH pbev i6rlitlIM WllttbslInWg ~ mneeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
gEatcnt glnIudIfc.

nt.9lupGltc.
Gbulu n. eamMcls alrAismolt Rnieule @nns
bells. 1Dutnpteu, &erlnaSrcnic yRarQlnno
Srnit NnilniuQ.
Chaplin ". Herauiun, f16-ft7 Nau Bnilblnn
0DriOc @riubrilnQ.
q, s., q ~ 2. oglUarb, an Continental NloQ.
BtaIlhiten lett 1879 erlolarci.b in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

Srnit .Gonlpannien.

,1rtidle eparbani ppH Baltimore, Glllalps
uuo NultinioreGtrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

StaatSaBanfen.
oDenildc gant non Baltimore" guliimores nun
puuinap @trd6c, Nlgult gScbcr, RruoenS
Subn ~ gnuber. &ice Hrdilocti; Ucotac v,
Cana NaIllrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

Girabc
9ollnateriaIieu, Ebiircn, 5enltcr-
ra6mcn, 2aoen, etc.
Sae. y. Suiter & 0O., ii5-ii7 rho .5gsberld.
GirnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

&llnnbing 6itrnaccs. Gnnacs nue
9cien, 0nh0cdcn lm0 Niuncu.
@snneii 9Fus b2s observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

gtdtl0llalsNdlllei
,,T6e Oh Spmn Natluull Bnul", Cub uno
@rctcrlGiraB NnCob M SDoi briipctts
OenrD -. Jicone Nniiircr.
aserouo glatipnal 9ant, d32 So'g'roaomdU.
gN. " QI0pncr, Nallir0.
,Ncltrru yintluual 8nni", IA gOrb 0uiuiuseir,
w. Wlurion, Nulilrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

gluionlobile
Eodaro. t95 $3.50. 2B enT5n
pNonnro Dletpt So Oi Nnltlmufr", 01Hress
Stabc nlio MT Aobal gocnnc
Garon, oic pnpudre Gar 5000 nnD $50
owlnrsNel M,UDile Hu.," Garage ll0S 4i0,
Nur0 Sbarles. .Gtrnbe
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
$4,000 IN week
IN THRIFT STAMPS,
CAPITAL L'SRECORD

The campaign for the sale Of thrift
stamps In the public schools Of Washing
ton began today. when the stamps were
placed on sale and each class was In
strueted in the meaning Of this Govern
ment security and the advantages of
thrift.
Sales Of war savings and thrift stamps
in Washington during the first week Of
the campaign totaled nearly $1,000 II
Is expected that this figure viii be more
than doubled during the present week, a.
the drive for stamp sales becomes more
intensive.
The thrift stamps similar to those
placed on sale in the schools were
sold over the counter Of every one OF
the ninety-four Sanitary Grocery
stores In Washington today. Signs
announcing that the stamps were on
sale were displayed, and In a few
days Government posters, which are
being made ready for delivery, VIII
be put up.
Thrift stamps are available this
week In every section Of the city.
They are being sold over the coun-
ter by the banks and a great many OF
the stores. War savings stamps, while
not being as accessible as those OF
smaller denomination, can be OBJ
tained at all Of the banks and post
offices and many Of the larger stores.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
.S85,OOOEXPECTED.
/. FOR TRINITY FUND
: BYCLOSE TONIGHT

The Holy Trinity battalion, under
the leadership Of "Major" J. Leo Kolb,
is going "Over the Top" tonight.
Major" Kolb is marshaling his cap
tains today for the big drive. The
ST5 900 goal OF the campaign workers
will be passed when the reports are
made tonight on the progress OF the
school building fund. Tomorrow night
the campaign closes, and 1t is the eX-
pectation of the $50 workers that they
can pile UP at least $4,000 for the
new school group.
There will be a carnival closing the
campaign tomorrow night. Another
big event Will be the awarding OF the
two large silver loving cups - tho
team of women and the team OF men
which brought in the largest amounts
during the t,n-day campaign.
Thus far the team captained by
Miss Gertrude f. Conlon, $50 Elev-
cnth street, is leading. having al
ready reported more than $4,000 in
eight days. The other members OF
the team are: Miss Helen c. Sullivan,
$500 o stree; Miss Mabel NJ. CLARKE,
3256 n street; the Misses AlmG B.,
Helen F. c., and Thelma NJ Sweeney,
1920 " street; Miss Frances b.
ScheeIe, 3055 o street, and Mrs. James
Powers, 1856 Thirty-first street.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10

frst class: father. Regeno Echon. sa-
mar, P. 1.
Gustave Eulitz, Jr.. seaman; father.
Gustave EulItz, 81 Delmar street.
Philadelphia
Albert Lewis Everroad. seaman. sec
ond class; father. Willard Everroad,
North Vernon. Ind.
Edward Wallace Fenton. seaman.
sc ,ond class; mother, Marie Stevens.
2O9 Patterson avenue. Newcastle, Pa.
Harry Louis Gibson, boastwain's
mate, second class; wife. Susan G..
Gibson, SOIL Market street, Philadel-
phia-
Boyd Marten Hamp, electrician,
third class; mother, Minnie Beldon,
Cashmere, Wash.
william Penn Hughes, carpenters
mate, first class; wife, Mrs. William
Penn Hughes, 1Ol1 Washburn street,
Scranton, Pa
Lawrence Hansen, apprentice sea-
man; father, Albert Hansen, 3452
Lawndale avenue. Chicago.
Patrick Henry Judge. fireman. first
class; father, Stephen Judge, Mitchell,
S. D.
chester B. Lanen, seaman; emerg.
! ency address not available.
Howard A Meyer. fireman, third
class; mother, Rebecca Meyer, 42l
Erie street, Whitehayen, Pa
Charles A. Mason. fireman. third
class; father, Charles Mason. S65
Western avenue. West Lynn. Mass.
Henry Joseph Maletz, seaman:
father. Wallace Maletz. 303 West
Main street, BoundbroolS. N. J.
Donat Marchand, seaman; father,
Eugene Marchand. 247 County street,
Fall River. Mass.
Edward Meyer. water tender; faith
er. John F. Meyer. 206 North Monroe
street, Bay City. Mich.
Ernest H. Pennington. hospital at
tendant, first class: wife. Grace +.
Pennington. 1923 North Fifty-second
street, West Philadelphia.
Concord Streeb; wife. Clara A
Streeb. 0 Hammond street, East Lynn,
Mass.
Harold Read Wood. electrician.
third class: wife. Albina Wood. ca
West 144th street, New York city.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
BILL WOULD GIVE q
CONTROL.Of PARKS
TOU. S. ENGINEER

Senator Smith Of Maryland. chair
man Of the Senate District COMMITTEES.
at instance Of the District Commits
siouers. today introduced In the Sea-
ate a bill authorizing the commis-
sioners to transfer to the jurisdiction
Of the Chief OF Engineers, War De-
partment. all land which has been
dedicated or acquired for park pur-
poses In the District or may be turned
over to the District or 80 acquired
hereafter.
The Commissioners have no funds
TO ca=a Tor such park tracts and the
Chief OF Engineers has no authority
to assume charge OF them Owners
OF land in subdividing properties
often designate certain parks or park
ways The bill relates to such tracts.
The. street parkings In the streets and
avenues are under the Commissioners
and the park system IS under the
chief OF engineers.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
JACOB JONES WAS
MARK OF PLOTTERS
IN j. s. WATERS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10.-The de-
stroyer Acob Jones. the largest United
States vessel Of its class, was built at
the New York shipbuilding Company's
plant in Camden, N. J.. and was
launched in May, 1915. but was not actu-
ally turned over to the Government un-
til February 10. 1916
The Jacob Jones was 315 feet 3 inches
over all. 20 feet 81 inches beam. II feet
IL inches In depth. and had a draft OF
g feet 81 inches. Her trial displacement
was 1,150 tons and her speed 81 knots.
The destroyer burned oil and had fuel
capacity Of 200 tons. She was able to
develop 1900 horsepower.
Two attempts are alleged to have been
made to destroy the Jacob Jones last
February. The first was on February J..
while she wa4 of the Delaware capes.
and the second was made a few days
later, either at the Philadelphia navy
yard or while she was coming up the
Delaware river. bound for the yard.
While of the Delaware capes. the ship
was reported to be sinking. Distress
signals were answered by the steamship
Philadelphia, and when she arrived the
Of the fighting ship had put on lifebelts
and were preparing to abandon the
craft Water was pouring into her hold.
A machinist's mate was said to have
been placed in irons, but this was not
confirmed An examination showed that
one OF the Jones seacockS had been
damaged.
After temporary repairs, the destroyer
started TO Philadelphia under her own
steam, but upon her arrival here she
began to settle. Another examination
showed that several seacocks had been
opened. and that there was two feet Of
water in her hold.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
'HAPPIEST WOMAN
DECLARES WIFE OF
U-BOAt SURVIVOR

Probably the happIest woman in Wash
inGton today is Mrs. Clifford Vernon
DeForest, wife OF the chief radio cleo
trician on the U. S. S. Jacob Jones. tor
pedoed Thursday evening by a German
submarine.
When his name failed to appear among
the list OF survivors Saturday afternoon
she gave him up for lost, and was pros
tratsd at her home. 4S U street north
west. She did not learn until late yes
terday afternoon that the Navy Depart
ment had received his name among the
list OF those rescued.
Il am the happiest woman in the
world" she said. "Of course, the mere
fact that he is alive brings the greatest
felIef. but would love TO know whether
he was wounded, or suffered so much
from exposure IL was necessary TO put
him in a hospital He is so brave and
fearless I almost knew he went down
with the ship"
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
BELGIUM AND GERMANY
TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS

HAVRE, France, Dec. 10.-Mutual
liberation OF Belgian and German
prisoners is to take place shortly,
it is said, following the intervention
Of King Alfonso OF Spain.
Belgium, under the agreement that
has been reached, will repatriate all
German civilians removed from Ger
man East Africa.
Germany, in return, will liberate
all Belgian women and children in
termed in German camps who are un-
dergoing sentences for misdemeanors
II is said that many of them will
return to occupied portions OF Bel
gium, Switzerland, and France.
The Washington times., 1917-12-10
SUFFRAGISTS DISCUSS
CONGRESS ELECTIONS

The executive council Of the National
Woman Suffrage Association. the gov
erninG body Of the organization, today
met in executive session TO determine
upon course which will be pursued
in the coming Congressional election. A
congregational conference will be held
tomorrow morning at Polls Theater'
confined 10 members OF the executive
council and congressional committees.
Following the meeting this morning.
the members Of the executive council
were entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot.