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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

nddlten 9eaislohr III oicier 0iniidjt
llnterbreitet iuerOch ioncn. Cie 2iga
miro am Gienlta9 or0aniiirt m0 bds
ben foIoen0c Soerrcn Sen Oicsbc3ig.
llden AuinIf crIuiien. Comm gSor,
ltelo, Y. GloN Eimons, 3ranf g..
@ocll Sobn 2. 5tonc, 9. 0opcn
SrlSpolo, hm. 0jcoroc n, cSui!bcr
I'M, %llliam 9. Surit @ortin
gReperoire S9illiom 4. 9Mou, GouiS
81 @uinou Scrbcrt n. SYaqncr.
Nllnn : Garter ~ Golpin &bpSnit.
6elir A9mlS & @arrp Olo6ool SS.
9. NorblrD Socob GpItciu, Or. gl.
a. 8. Go6me, ,So6u u. @Iono, 0jco.
&blteIod &borleS 6. Solconcr, gn.
gene Scpcrina, GomarO s. @ollton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Jer Dadel.
Cine 9unOtotfhidlr. alun 0trmanu
fru'.

gu Dem SousFanbe Oes iiusen Gbes
paorss Mepsr ssb0rt aud Elm Dudel,
ben Der Serr @euobI Ieiner Satin dIs
glnOsnisH an Die SunggcieleuSsit nit
in bic Gbs ssbradt bate, uno Der,
ipobri@einlid in Grinuerung an bic
llneebuuOenbeit bes @arconfuubes. iiA
Ieiner Ruumsbrisen 6errin in Dem
gau5sn StarrIiuu fsiRer RoKe Ssisie.
Namsntlih psnR bic juuss 5rau Ders
iudte, Jpn BON ieiHem 2iebliHsspldbs
den, Oem SOpbu, gu psrtreibsn. Gr
belt bisfes QlaBdsu berart fir istu
ongsitamrnies RsGt, naB er lps0tr
ourob S6meiGeIeien md 0urh Drobs
msen 0a6ingebradt perbsn iounte, su
peiheu. 9a aber aud grau Wensr
nit Nemfelbsn eilten ReCbte 9luTprud9
alIf ben bebagIiden &ubeIiB I'M 6duIe
mabt, 70 bIeibt ibr nihts auotrs
iibris, oIs CUR Git 3u ersifsn. llno
aIs oaber gBdlbl zines Tages ipieber
cinmdl lp red6t 3ufrisben bIinaelno ieis
nen ScpS1plab bebauptst geDt iie ipie
Don uneefdbr an oaS ofFsne 5enRsr,
Iebnt iib bindus unb ruFt. uQt6, Dos
&obl, bag brdbc RoblI"
9tuf bielen 2eim gebt ser WolbI.
Sellenb Ipringt er BON Gopba un0
iiiirSt nod) Dem Jeniter, bob Sic Gbren
nur 10 fliegsl. 9tber lpie er ouA
ibaut, nod redts uno Iints, In bas
3elIsrlod) gcseniibsr uno nad bem
!9immeI binauf uirseuos Elm Robl,
niht cinmol Elm cusgeItcpTttsl Nebs
miitig i6Itl9t er ipieeer BON bem SEM
FER Suriid uno I@itlt nob Dem fols
ichen Grouerl, bos iicbS triumpbieTenD
auF Dem IiFig troberten Sopbo bequem
moCbt.
90 persebcn Elm paar Soec. @aIbl
5sigt teiHe Wliepe mehr, oen seipobns
ten lpeiden SiB cinsuuebmen, unb oie
iunse 5rou oIaubt IiH rnogultig Sits
geriu ouf Oem pieIumItritienen plos.
0a ober, ala lie rcd)t bsrtrGumt ouf
oem Sopba fibt unD gang perIenit in
cine iutersFantc 2ettiirc 1T, Td1ldet
pIDbIicb eiu ihorfes. ipiiienoes Gjebea
an ibr Obr, uno fie Ti,bt beu DnGtl,
lpie ar NIT ben gorcerpfoien ouT BEN
TcpHerbrrit ftett unS oermnben intcns
Iip Pinausbeat. paB sSrau Mltper ouFs
lprinei, lin gu leben, mas los lit.
4oum dbcr III fe in bic Ndbe bes sem
tiers getcmiucu. 10 munt MoloI eincn
Sob, uno 0agnnod cinen ltno III oilH
Idon ouF nem Sophia brobsn. llnO
Elm @eiibt maHt e. oaju, Der GrSIpibs
bube oIs tDollie a iageu: 80, grau.
erI, Iebt Tuc0 bu 3 SaBl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
o@rOfcr Baltimore eiaa. q

Gle mpartcilide .@roBcr 8oIti.
more 2iea" miro ON Gicnltag in oei
Rdumen OeS nGitD Clubs" cine Ser.
lanmllme obbaItem bel ueIber ae.
aeiat miro, oaB uo6 ocm 8lmOps-
Genius Baltimore in @eiobr Ite6t,
olti oen 3ebnten YIob Der @roBit1ote
III oen 9crcinietcn Stanteu 5uriid
5lI Iinten wemi iie ni6t i6re Staot.
9reu5eu errucitert imO ole 9cooIfe-
rlng DER gororte 81 Ser ibrigcu
ioblt Ger aompirui Der 9iea lit
n@iugemcinolmg~ umo ioneu 8IGue
alSgcorbcitct lueroer, luclde ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

sIiips ucn camuc salmOss.

DleIauoe iprad. mWou,n mir met
ten, mtin Strr. BOB sic isst an mid
bentcne0
80, uidt i'm osrinsItsu, i'd idpOa
ss S9neu."
~9o6l"
s9Ibsr beitimmt ntSbt!"
nWOrau bsntsn sic beun, tpsnn icb
frcoen buri9"
~glH cine tleine. eben euifaliets gDIe
in einem Dornenitraud."
DSebcu sic. ID base sepoHnsnl
Denn sic iperSeN oo3 nicbt Ielousn,
oaB id nit meiusm tirbIi1cn Wlunoe
uHb msiusn tIeinsu G9eImercien ei.
ntm bliibenbeh. ipiIben @oIenItrau9
oollilSuoig gIci9eg"
SD ld4cIte unN CAB meme glieb,rs
Ioee gu.
Sineu etasentIid fpa!er frusIs mlss
Ioues;
aWonen i0ir sum sptitsu male
pstten, mein Serr, boB Gle an mid
cenlen9"
50, nitFt i'm strinoNcn, ID pcrii,
deere Gie,~
~llnb oo9l"
a8eltiTmt ni9tl"
mBpran 0snten Sic benn, penn ic1
frogen oorf2~
nNn siae oerhs. neI1c spiIdn
scr5ouiicm S6ilfrotr unb 0eioetraut
spiiTucrt.
,,Sebea Gie, Oab id aslpuunen
babel Denn Gie ipsrOen aud niG6t sic
Stiru Dotea, Su ts1nupisu, meins
Stimmc lsi einem @cacIapitI9ern
nidt sum ycrpehleln Ghnli9g~
SD muble iurserbano ibren Sies
onerleuncn.
Sin ipsnig fpGtsr Toote Mleidngs:
rNollcn iuir nod eiumal. gum lebtens
ylole pstteu. OaB Sic an mid oenten,
mein Serr2"
80, nidt i'm eerineiieu. i'd muB es
Ieioer eclttbsnl"
aDodl"
a@dn3 beIiimmt ni4t!"
s@oran osntca Sic 0euu, iptnn id
frueen barF9~
ngln Die lebr treue GHpaIbc. bic in
osmIeIben gleTt INNER nur NIT Ser
gIeihen 2RSe Iiebt."
wleIonge ipanb Iid Dor 2atbeH:
r9ld, bieles WluI babe in perloreul"
icgts lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
9SoOcn Nlarft6oae.

Wfooell'Wtnrttballc.
Nod poIlcnoctcn llm6ou miro Die
9iifnono CHARITABLE cine Ger
donitcu oeS 9onOcS pcrOen.
Ger Soupt5lucd it peiuIide Sou.
bcrfcit, uuO sdab Sen gottcu.
Ger 2criuoton-Wlorft lpiiui6t
olci6ialIs llmbau.
Gle neueu ionitGren GcrfailiS.
ltdu0e inn &i6mono Glorft icbeu IN
aiir5e ibrer golIenoimg eutgegen.
Sic morfiren einc neue Stuie oli
Der initdren gerbciierrng oes
WlorftweienS. aPit ibrcr @rridtung
bobcn Die Dlorfheute 9leinlihfeit
be3uedt, Die Dem fritiiden glnge Ocr
Sou5irou ioiort aifiaIleu iol.' 9luf
feincm anocreu Warft iiuO bis jebt
oicie Mooellitdnoc 81 ieben, ipic iic
i'm 9lidmou0-Morft anigcbout luer.
0eu Sp0tcr beabiittigt ole StoOf
oieielben an allen W}Grlten 5ll cr-
ri6tcu Sir Oieien 3ued bat Die
Stoot $4,000 al Sono, sic Be
iiBer miiiieii Ole gIuSloeet IN @oten-
3a9Iungen pieOer einbrinacu.
Gic nelien GerfolisitGnOc iinO
grrnoDeribieoeu bon oen alterL ge.
uoit 10 oeribieoeli, ipje Elm moocrnes
Baoe3imnier BON einen Ser olteu
3eit lit Sos @on5e nodt einen rein-
lihen GinOrud mo ecfdlt 0urh ieiue
Souberfeit oen gluge. sic iino ooll.
itdnoi9 peiB, iclbit ole @ege 5iuiiheu
ben GerfauiSitdnoen iin6 peiB, ole
SieTriaerotoren iiuO pciB gebolten.
gluf Geinlidteit lit 0uS @oiipttuerf
gerl1tet- gli@t rinmol eiu 2o6oroto.
rllm fonnte iauberer gebalten uer-
oen pie oieie @erfahSitdnoe mo
Megc mem ooS @aiicr oltrd iic &C.
iloiieu lit.
Serington 0larft mini Of t
Oaficlbc.
perr 8. s. @pIImon Ger YroiiOcnt
Der Serinaiou Wlorft gerfouisitano.
Seliber, miro cine GeriamnllIin1 ser
NereiniglIng einberufeu nm Oie linz
unoerung Der GcrfouiSItdnoe I'M
Serington @arft nah oenielben
Elm pie i'm 9lidmouo 0lorIt SIT
pclprehen Gle aiibl.9lnloge bot oos
QroBte SntercIic crmedt. Dos 9auieu
pon eiS nuo Die oamit perblmoeuen
Nollcn limo iiir Ocn Morftmonu pou
9roBer NeOeutumg Su Den Wlobell.
Stulloen miro fem Gis gebrolldt
I,e Silblmo miro burb 2eitim9s.
loVren beioirft, ole inter mo binter
oell Stdnoen loiiicn
'ndl Ole Hottenploac ic6oiit ser
'eoOerne gcrfouisitanO ab. Grob Scr
o'e'en aoseu foun man jeoc S2odlt
y, ~ Serln9ton.Wlnrft Tubenoe 0ieicr
seqaet9lerr icgcu Ser aRoocltitano
geot oleles llebeI oi Ga ernitbt aus
SoI5 bcitebt an Dem eiuc 9Rottc po-
9cr fonntr
Sie Sortbeilc ocS nciien Spitem5
'peroen bon oeu meiiien MarftIcuten
aeprieien bod erideinen ole oamit,
oerbimoeuen Soften etipos bod. be.
lonoers 5A elmer 3cit, ipo oos Sc
lbGit nidt 10 pieI ciubrinet, pic Dor
% oNer 80 Sobren. Gie Soften Ser
StiibI.9Iuloae fallen bicrbri itorf III
ooS sclpift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

6ruu Y. (entSadi por otm &orirdt
ciner iunesn Game IN SchCnsgr0Be
lteben bIeibeno). aCb. peun id aur
Den g'oIer oieies 9iloes tennen
Ierntel~
&ilnitIer (9ei6mcidcI) o@eItotten
gndOigc 6roit mid Sbnen a!s ocn
Wfoler Oor6uHelsn."
,.Srdu r.; a@eIh .ouBergep60Hli4
dies Slid @ouen Sic mir nidi bic
Aoreiie Oes Shusioe-s Ser iungcn
Dame mitibeiIen9~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
aIsiaer qtufdub.

Sn cinsr tIcinsn Birtbl6oft in
Berlin iibi eiu Sat, Der ieiue 1oNs
ouslSiFclt lmo balti ,asQncr, sofIen!"
ruff,
Der @apRmeS ssTdsini: rG;e bats
len cinu &aiIcc lih Studen Oas
au2"
ogiciu, 0cu bate it uitt. g(b.r
Sic brinatr MIDI oa auf cine 9ona
quite SSOee. Siebeu Sis mir bod crit
nod eia Giiid auden."
DER babn lsenea. SIMMER blos
Ylittpo9 un6 Sonnhg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
SO orfe @osonorifr

Wt drte @ osongrifr.
e@oren Oie 8ieorren Oem aud
gltt, Die i'd Dir nab Dem SeIoe se'
ihidt babe9"
o0os min i'd meinenl Cine oau5e
8onIpagnie Srdn5oien boben mir Oa.
init ouSqer1uhertl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Neinncac6cn.

.llniere 6rauen Ioiicn iid oom
aor nidt miicinanocr pcr9leiAeul
0}eiue 6rmi oidltct inO Sic Sbrc
inidt Striimpiel"
n@anj riAtig, abcr oas fam iicT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

6elOlucbcl: y@dtteu Sic eineu G5e.
noiieu ais sic iid) Sem @eicHlc oes
lluicroifi5iers miOerieeten?D
~gieilI ih mar euil3 iiiidterH, @err
Sel0mebel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Ger gln5oc,Mdlllele.

So6uMcu Batter. ocnfc Cir nal
6cuie bin i'd l2 RlGBc raniacfom.
mcul~
Batter: ,IaS iraut MIDI ia icGr,
mic Gina Ocnn OoS 5n?~
,,So, sic letter. Orci @2nte ucrncn
geIirihcnM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

Eo6ter: aMutter, Der SdornItein.
icger oriiben mtf Dem 0ahc bat mir
ebcn cine 9llBbon0 oueeporien,~
Diutter: ySoiort Gcbit Ou in Die
@iidle Nn0 m1ldlIt Nidl.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

lIne inrcr bcirunfclt oo fouucu
mir rnbis nal croeutlih Irii6itiif.
feul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
8eu9niffe fir
2Ieoi3inen.
Sie SgOia 6, EimfIJom @lrSicinc
Company uerOffentlidIt unr edJic.

Die bon Der 2Doid 6. GmIbam NleSis
ylue Company ueroffentId)ten 3eligninc
lonnen freiiuilig 0be iie benibt pcrs
oen,. adtet Die @ompogne iorsfdliig %
iaif lid iiber oeren SdreiJeriIiuen al
lnlorniren yiie bat lie uiHertld) einen
ulupaagreil Nrief perUHeutIidL uic puroe
uli Urlef obic Die bon oer Sd)reberin
llnier5eldlnete @rlolbniB per0ffentlitli.
- Ger Druo, pnrlim 9uuienDe bon
prarcn aliS alien Sbeicn ocS YanoeS
lolde odnterfiillten 9ricfe an ole Vpoio
Y. Yni9on Reoicine so. ldDreiDen, lit.
oaG Spoia Y. Riuibans Yeaetab!e Gons
ponno Wemnobcit mo Slid in ibr cinlt
ppol' SHmer5en puO YeSen erfilltcs Sc
pen 9ebradt bat.
SS bat 8raicu BON etlidjen Der
lpnnniten 8ouneu bon 5rmenleiocn
p9ll |erldiebuu9en. 0niBiiuDun9en, @eg
l9liuuren llnreeelmdbioieit, Neruoiitdt,
SSsypadle WlQ0enleioen uuo 9licoeraes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

Nbpnnrtltrn, hie ben ,,EeHiIhm G0rs
rrippnDrn'cn~ ntett piiafilij ubeg uurcs
nclntohla srbnIlcn, limb nebgtcN. nex
Gtftee bapcn per- gclrpbon nhcr lIbfiislId
V'6ilheiIune du mameu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
@erfn ma npf.

Qllte Sungftr. .SSeBt psrSe id] Sbs
men sine gtnetOote aus benz Sabre 1S4S
erSdHen."
Serr: n5elbit erIebt9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

&cincS Sor0G Ger ileinc
@ruit oeiicu Goter I'm aucI III. fon.
mouoirt beim @rieasipiel pl6elib;
u6rii6itiidS Naaie!r 9alacEeiues
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

GurdciiauSer Scr AiHoer, Oh cS i'm
Nriea wob clue SriilitiidSpollc
aiebi Toraili Ger fleine Gruii itoh:
n3'cia SaIcs bat ariaat Sic GuNea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

3urierid|mie6c uno plumbers.
1nnu Nnbeyt 1884 1bnues.giGnbe. &. al v.
Ieephou. Wolfe 1929.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29


-ronioIlhaKs sesH Ga.-.i aaro@es nisaAs.
Giicmpoorcn olIcr Writ ,uio GM.
idlmieo. 3Mbebor.
G scntt 9'ouEs 0E., sa2 a9s Wst0 .Beb.sfr.
@iDentbflRs-NoenteH an0 &ia0let
&Isrrs q. fueaa q Nspncv, 10 ci,rgrmaira
3eitmgcr. 3eiHbriifeu etc.
~Ghe 80ii'mcrc sleius 0omsoenT. gichcu e "
NfeoesS' ~elGdlislAbser Sa7 @Aoshest'sie.
Delltidle glider unO 8e;iIdrtilgn.
n. eaaItin, Sr soe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gShotoarapb.
1edffan fGu 9eDoioafdpb non uilaafi1nnna
w, 10, gSe4te1nGlag-Sirc
Hotionot8onfer.
,.Hht CD Sevu Wahanol gahl," SOP. ma
eteier 'fase. Satrb ", SocE tfdll1cni'
Nelt0 q, gle0ue. Ndfrer
peesOnb gsotouui Boat" 1872 eao aronbpas.
,gpgltrtH Naiioral @nur," 4 Aurn Guiai0a&lrs
gS- W'arioA, RaIltrsr
Stdais.9dnfen.
,,rsntdt Want ben baltimore" Maltmuym
iinn poulnnnt@lrEbe MuHnt E8cbcf lralt
stOtos 8. Saua adiilrT
5par.Banfen.
pDeMlies eparraai bnu wallimrrt," euiuln
uno NaliiW0resN5irubt
EtlrisGcnypaqnieN.
DEals psSoft cnO xrNa SsmDpus" ~ Sscnis'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

GbomaS 3. S0mod @m. s. Gbop
man lm0 @eor9c ., ,Sadion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
.gSeriid,erurtqen.

Observation-Disclosures
~. =, ebnd.lipte g. Co.,
1l7--2i 0OOmbcr Commerce Hllniua
a1fntidle Ttucr.BgrdflelnNas.QJei QJeiCuiNnii,s pols
l'nnh uuo NalimorcNsirnbe
rGcMiiM.0Hh dtAcr-asciNdcriHae-Wtie WtienlNEA~
Hulimorc l5itAbe WlD &illioM Npule Wpeltne
,,0suDnl NninrnNge ~ VI IipcrrapL" pgtiyN bg
gRdtlielD, 3tcilOslt5 sWanaGer, l0t- t03 Nbdups
Der oi Vpiunterte All0iNo
,,VtrauAl1 bc.lct NcrfMcrMHgS WclfniMaIt,~
NalllnnrN. nnb Murihanhnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

@ercuntiIc SIgeHrb.
". @. Gam n CO.,
e02 0l0 WiurBIGno IruIt Alba.


yonnloteriaIieH EbiireiL 8cuIter.
rdbuea, 2doen etc.
Gas, w. IoteF & Np, III IN @fpsssrebe
rids&irpbe
Notent,glniu1lie.
NbiOlu y. Gamutlc 9lerbtOanwalt; aaafsnit.
@d0lltmnrien. Wetl1paretie gllar0s
lamb Irpl Nnlotna.
Nhnpisu u. SefauipR, 1l6.-ff7 Ualu ghiilhlua.
le'ldbrile euabguua.
v, y. & w, +, Qoi9nrS. 4t1 Continental Bl0a.
HraIial'eu itii 1879 eriulQrei1 VI HnlhnctG
Automobile.
VRdarb. i--a5 Sa1Bl len 50 750
J%r,atb Nlptur 50. Of BaltlmeFe" G0urieBl
vase llfb .Ult gi0ncl9lucnnn
9aTeu, bic popitldre Var. $a9S NIB $SiB
Nlar'Itt Wlabilr 60, Waraae 1403--iO Nortl
@parles4gtrnbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

@lcdpIdttcn NletnI etc.
sssn GoHlnn 4 Co., Csc, i3---iB BalNrsllaw
Sirdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
QIntnrnohiIe
2an0mirtlIdla[tIlde Qer6ihe una

S1merelcN.
wriliiip 1nrasr So, 300 EotoAaaca. .GnaAc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

l'y,usiVllVelt Dcfrctt.
IS If fit eine
Nron. ole geiunD 1T
llno nie q eltttcn
gat, lnuu5gIicb, bas
eeti6l oicier ors
llIIeiL lci0 \ Ii ii
Hraueu 81 crmeI
l.e,u. lpcul Iic lire
@ehinobeit iuieoers
gabeii; ibreu eifris
9en @uuicb. onoc
req 6raucn al beIf
Qclitten hobe1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

giaaoIeib.@ei
The Washington times., 1917-04-14
QUANTTCO TO GET
Big SHIP PLANT
Many Wooden Craft Probably
Will Be Built for Government
at New Yards.

A big shipbuilding plant, to employ
approximately 5000 men, and which
II is understood will build some Of the
1000 wooden vessels proposed by the
Government to supply our allies with
food, is to be located at Quantico, Va.
Orren G. Staples. OF this city, Is
president of the company, which Is
capitalized for $4,000, 900. Many Of the
necessary buildings are under con-
struction at Quantico, Mr.. Staples
said, and It is proposed to rush COM
pletion of the plant and docks in
order to begin construction of ships
as early as possible.
Application for a charter was filed
In Richmond yesterday. The corpora
tion is called the Potomac Shipbuild-
ing Company. They will take over all
the interests OF the International Steel
and Shipbuilding Company at GUAM
tico and elsewhere.
Objects of the company, as set forth
In the charter are: To establish mills
and factories for the building of ships,
to deal in ships and shipbuilding ma
terials, to acquire patents and patent
rights, to deal in the same and other
secret processes. to sell, lease, and
otherwise to deal in real and personal
property OF the company and to carry
on other business as provided in the
articles or incorporation.
Mr.. Staples said today that the
greater portion of the stock has been
subscribed. New York interests are
big holders in the stock.
While no definite announcement
was made today as to contracts. II is
said the company will land a big
Government contract for wooden
ships. The fact that the ships are
to be OF wood will make possible their
construction without elaborate ma
chinery.
Officers OF the company, besides Mr..
Staples, are H. King Cornwell, Wash
ington, vice president, and George
Purvis, fredericksburg, Va, secretary
and treasurer. The principal offices
will be at fredericksburg. Other Of
fices will be in New York, Washing
tom and Ouantico.
The Washington times., 1917-04-14
SCOUT, BUT NOT SOLDIER
So Remains Of Major Burke VIII Not
Rest Al krIynotor.

Despite his service In the Indian
wars OF thirty years ago, Major John
II. Burke, lifelong friend OF Col.
william r. Cody ("Buffalo Bill'l,
will not be buried In Arlington Gem
etery.
Members OF Washington Lodge of
Elks, who have charge Of the fu-
neral, learned at the War Depart
ment that, although Major Burke
played q big part In the suppression
OF the Indian uprisings. he was regis
tered in the army as q civilian en-
ploye of the Quartermaster corps.
Following requiem mass at D
o'clock on Monday morning at st.
Aloysius' Catholic Church, North Cap.
itol and / streets, the remains OF the
old scout will be laid to rest in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, Bladensburg road,
washington Lodge. No. IS. B. p. o.
Elks. win hold q lodge Of sorrow"
at the club house at o'clock tomor-
row evening In honor of the memory
OF Major Burke.
The Washington times., 1917-04-14
o. KS ANTl-eETrINo BILL.

Approval of q bill designed to pre-
vent the publication and circulation
Of racing news in the District of CO.
Iumbia was given by the committee
on municipal legislation of the wash
ington Chamber of Commerce. at q
meeting yesterday afternoon. The bill
would prevent the publication in the
District or the bringing into the Dis
trict of any publication containing
race horse tips, betting information
or any news that would aid or en-
courage betting on races
The Washington times., 1917-04-14

of Smith, Miss Mildred Gilbert. of
Leland Stanford; Miss Anne. Martin,
Of the University of Nevada: Miss
Gertrude Croeker, of the Univer5ity
OF Chicago; Miss Sheldon jackson, OF
Wellesley; Miss Ella Riegel, of Bryn
Mawr; Miss Beulah Amidon, of Bar
nard; Miss Lucy Madeira, Of Vassar,
and Miss Maude Younger, of San
Francisco.
Miss Anne Martin, of Nevada, will
speak on The Enfranchisement Of
Women and the National Crisis"
The Washington times., 1917-04-14
COLLEGE ALUMNAE
TAKE UP SUFFRAGE
Step Authorized by General
Council Is Departure for
Conservative Organization.

At the concluding business session this
morning OF the general council Of the
Association OF Collegiate Alumnae, at
the Raleigh Hotel. II was unanimously
voted to establish In the ninety-seven
branches Of the organisation throughout
the United States, suffrage committees.
This is the first step taken by the as
ISOLATION to stand behind woman suf-
frage. Heretofore the association of
Collegiate Alumnae has been noted for
its conservative stand toward the ques-
ton Of suffrage for women. The vari-
Gus branches in the United States win
be instructed by the general council to
form these committees, although the
formation viii not be imperative.
barrett To Speak.
There will be q meeting Of the as
ISOLATION in the Pan-American Union
Building tonight at o'clock, at which
Director John Barrett will speak. At
the meeting tonight. the association win
offer q scholarship to one woman from
Latin-American country for an edu-
cation In the United States, the woman
to comply with certain requirements
which viii be announced then.
The relation women bear TO the
Government was the general topic of
discussion at the banquet OF the As
ISOLATION of Collegiate Alumnas and
the Southern Association OF College
Women in the Raleigh Hotel last
night.
Miss Rankin Speaks.
Prominent speakers in the United
States and from abroad gave their
views upon the subject. Congress
woman Jeanette Rankin of Montana
was one OF the speakers, and Miss
Rankin. when her turn came to say
something, merely rose at her place
and thanked the women for inviting
her to attend the banquet Many had
expected her to say something, about
her recent vote opposing war, but
Miss Rankin said never q word con-
corning what she has done or what
she will do while lawmaker on Cap
itol Hill.
Those who spoke were Miss Ruth
Putnam, toastmistress: Chancellor
James H. Kirkland, OF Vanderbilt
University; Congressvoman JEAN
nette Rankin OF Montana, Miss Julia
Lathrop. Miss Caroline l. Humphrey,
DR.. B. Shatsky. of Petrograd Univer-
sfty; the Right Rev. Thomas J. Sha-
han, Miss Elizabetb Avery Cotton, ana
Dr. James Alexander Robertson.
To Entertain Delegates.
The hostesses at the tea and recep-
tion rendered to visiting delegates to
the convention of the Association Of
Collegiate Alumnae and the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, on
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Cam
eron House, will be Miss Alice Paul,
Of Swarthmore; Mrs. Helena Hill
Weed, Of Vassar; Miss Edith Goode,
The Washington times., 1917-04-14
LANDLORD FINED FOR VICE.

NEW YORK, April 14.-The Equit-
able Realty Company, as owner of a
house in West Seventeenth street,
was penalized 81 1000. after evidence
by the tenement house department
that the place had been raided eleven
times as disorderiy. II was argued
against the company, which pleaded
ignorance, that the law assumes II to
have had constructive knowledge of
the uses to which the property was
put.
The Washington times., 1917-04-14

Ablaincourt to Fresnoy-Le Petit.
Further south the French have
made these gains:
Approximately twenty-one miles Of
advance on a line drawn from Ablain-
court south to Boye westward from
Gauchy (near st. Quentin) down to
Guiscard, Ham, Coucy, and along the
Disc. still further south, the French
have driven forward into st. Gobain
forest.