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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
SsOlnildle glruce.

2on6om IL. glpril. 9}euter
'lmlieroamer Correspondent lenoct
iolgeuoe bort aus @ien eingetrofiene
Depei6e.
Die Ginreibung oes poIniiden
Sreimiligen Corps in Die polnii6a
'Irmee erioIgte am 0(ittpo6 in @ar.
idau. Sin bon &aiier aorl an oic
5reilpiligcn erloiiener glrmeebefebl
uuroe Dcrleien. Gr lautete.
0@osat Sbr Gub Der eroBen 8eit,
in welc1er oas polniihc 9feiA, oos
9ollpert Der peitliden 9ielieion ino
Civilization 81 neuem 2eben erpn6.
e, iuiirog 5eigen. @inoet neucn
lorbecr Inn Den elorreiAen polni.
den 9loler. Wloee Die beiliee Sung.
frau pen G5enitohou @ut aQe in Der
@efn1r beiGiieenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
9lnOrnna pun Qriifeberaern.

G6icogo, t2. 9lpril. - @d6-
reno @erbeoiii5iere bier eifrig be.
mii6t iino, 9erte fir Oie 9(rmee,
6lotte uno oos Wlorine-Gorps 81 ers
Iangen, bdlt ser 9lnornng iuneer
M6nner sur grpirhlng BON Sci.
ratbslicen5en an. Cine betrddtIihe
9tn5abl illnger @dnner iteIIte iif
beilte Mor9en i9on Dor groffning
Oes SeirotbsbureauS Elm, in peldem
iibrigens @erbeoffi6iere Oieienieen,
welde Seiratbslicen5en berlaneen,
nm Dem ariegsoienIt 5u entgeben, 81
iiberreoen iiden bon ser Seiratbs.
abiidt ab5iiIte6en uno ii9 ais Batter.
lanospertbeioiger onwerben 5u lnl-
fen. Nlebrere @eiitIi1e 6uben betonnt
gemoGt. oaB iie Griifebereer nidt
trnuen nerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Gyrib 0Ol6 bcrnrt6eilt.

TerieD Gitp, y. 9lpril =
6riB 9oI6, ein 0eutider, Ser i6uI.
Dig befunoen wur0e, 9omben in iei-
mem 9eiib gebobt 5ii 6a6eu, puroe
6eute 81 nidt weniger ais 3 So6ren
uno A Nlonaten unO nic6t mebr ais 3
Sa6ren i'm StantseefdnguiB berur-
t6eilt. &Olb wurOe om 5. 0l1r5 in
So6ofen Oer6oitet. @r mar 5llianl.
men nit Sans Sdpor5 beiduIOiot
woroeu cine 5ueite @rpIoiion ouf
Der glad Eom-Sniel geplant 81 ba-
ben. 0ie @ei6porenen fonnten ii1
i'm Sale S6warb's nidt einisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

beriegte, Der iid in GINGER Cutter
nuug beiano. Sdiiiie aus elmer Ged.
fanone oeranlaBten oen Gompier bel.
5Ileaen, rno Die 01a1nidniten nab
men 81 Den 9ooten, ais oos 9ou1.
boot iib nd6erte @loblid wiroe cine
i6mere @rploiion pcrnommen imO
oas Eoudboot muroe aus oen @ai-
fer eeboben uno taudte, Iid in ser
Suit iiberihIagenO, nit Dem 9ug 3u-
crit in ole Giete. Die Ofii5iere oes
bolldnoiiden Gompiers mareu Ger
9lniidlt Oos ll-9oot babe cine oert,
ide 0}ine aetroiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

Gie oeutide @reiie, Sros oes @r-
foIges Der 9riten in Der ShIadt
BEL 9Irras. ~ Sur elm olofaIer"
Siee, iaeen oie 8eitimaen, -2os
gertrmlen IN SiuOeu6lrg teiues-
megs eriduttert.
&openbagen 12 QIpril, bia
9onOon. Sic SdIadt bel glrras
lit, nad llrtbeil Der Oeutibeu @reiie,
Elm GreigniB BON mr lofaler geOeu-
hmg. 5ipar beOauerIit, aber bereits
gum StiaitonO gebradt ilnO BON fei.
ner @inpirflng auf Die itrotegii6e
Gage. 9lagemein oeltet man oas
9lingen ais Gbeil zines in ieinen 3ie-
len idon geideiterten Ylanes Der
britiid fron8oiiiden Seeresleitiiug,
einen 8eridmetternoen SdIog an ser
Somme-6ront 5u fiibren unO oie
neue Sinoenburg.Sinie ourd 9lngrif.
ie auf beiOen 5lanfen BEL Soiiions
inO 9lrros auf5uroaen.
9eioe glnitrengungen meroen be.
reits ais 6e6li1Idge be3ei6net, tros
Der 6eoauerliben gerliiite an W2ann.
iboiteu uno mabri6einIi9 audi an
@ei6iisen. Cen britii6en antli1eu
Oleloungen miro penig 9ea1tlng
geidenft unO iie meroen in fleiner
Sdriit obne lIeberiAriiten obge-
orudt. Gie Geniiirbeboroen iino ou-
genideinlih iider, ooB Oos IeIen0e
Sublifum i'm oagemeinen iib nad
Der oeutiden3arIegung ri6ten miro,
lno CAB oas 9ertronen in 8elomar.
l4aa bon Sinoenblug uneridiittert
lit.
Cine llnterreoung 5mii6en Dem
6elomari6aa uno einem Ipanildeu
3eihngs @orreiponoenten miro IN
Der oeutiden 9reiie an 6erborrogen-
Der Stelle beridtet uno t6eiIt Ii9
nit Der Sdladt 6ei 9lrras in Ole
Soliptiiberibriften. Sn oieiem SSn.
terpiep beto ntSinoenburg feline 8u.
oerIibt in Die 6eitiefeit Der oeutIden
6ronten i'm @eiten unO Often nnO
gibt Der lle6er5eugling 9lusorud,
Dab Die Oelti9e Saudboot-@ampagn
i5r 3iel nidt oerieblen meroe. Seine
@orte 6aben auf Die 0ffentIide Mei.
nung 9ewirft, oenu Der 6elomaridaa
lit nod INNER Der oeuti6e 9lational.
beIo
Sic ltnterreoung nit Dem ipani.
iben Gorreipouoenteu erfolgte offen.
bar, nm irseno einem @efii6l Ser
gutmutbiging iiber Die 3uuebmenOe
3a6l Der Seinoe, peI6e ser n8or.
warts@ cine v@eltliga sur @erni6.
tlng Geitidlano's~ nenut, eutgegen
81 treten
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nod ni6t offi5icll iibcr 9raiilicn's
0anohmg iniormirt por6en.
&orIGufig feline &riegSer-
tlarung 9rofilien's.
&io Soneiro, t2. glpril. N}an
glaubt bier, OoB oie &eaierlmg ii6
oorlduiig nit Dem 9l6bru6 Der Be
3ie6ungen nit Geuti6IanO 6egniigen
un0 oaB feline GriegserflGrung fol-
gen mir0, tpenigitens nibt in nod
tier 3ufiinft. 0ie @nti6eioung, ob
oeuticbe Sdiffe in broiiIioniidenSG.
len beidlogna6mt weroen ioQelJ lit
uerido6cn morOen. Ger oeutide @e-
ionOte bat geitern 9t6euo in 9etropo.
lis feline &diie er6ulten.
Ger Nliniiter oes 9leuBern, Or.
2ouren5o 0luIler, Bat in 9(6reOe ge-
iteQt, OoB er beiiirluortet 6a6e, lie6er
bon GeltidIono @nti1doiglng iiir
oen @erluit oes GonpferS n@arana"
unO Die 9eitrafrlng oes Snud6oot.
Gapit0ns 5u berlangen ais sic Be-
5ie6ungen a65u6re1en. Or. W2uQer
Iagt OaB er iofort nod Dem Sorpe,
Oiren ser y&orano~ eingeIe6en babe,
OaB es ui9t cine 6raee Ser @nti6G-
oi9ung, ionoern Oesgorge6ens lei.
@nglanO am @iiblen in
2 ponien.
8uenos g[ires, 12. 9lpril. II
Seute bier eingetroffene 0to6ridten
aus Ola0rio oe6en 9ln5ei6en elmer
erniten Griiis 3piiden Spanien uuo
@nglaO. Gieien @leloungeu 3ufol,
ge lit Der britiide 8oti1after in N1a-
oriO ouf einem Son0er5ug no6 ser
ipaniicben @ren5e u6geidoben NOR.
oeu Ser 0}iniiter Oes 9luspGrtigen
beitreitet Dies ieOod GS 6eiBt, oaB
Spanien Oen 6ritiiden @otfdofter
ausueiit neil er I'M 8eroodt itebt,
rebolutiondre Gomplotte gegen Die
@lonar6ie in Spanien geidiirt 81
6d6en
Tie ipaniide geaiertng BAT i6ren
9otidaiter in 9uenoS 9(ircs beute
6enadridtiat Oab Spouieu Sen
Soupit6eil ieiucr Gruppen in 9lfrifa
3lriidge3ogen Bat uno 10000 W2ann
6ereits in ipaniiden Sofen gelanoet
moroeu iino.
rEiefe @ero dtuu9" fir
Cuba.
9lm iter0om 70. 9(priI, bia9on-
oon. Ser @erliuer 9eridteritat.
ter ser uaoluiIhen 3eitlng~ beban-
oelt Guba's @1itt6eiluna ii6er Sen
9ruh nit Geiti6lono nit .tiefIter
&erabhlng." @r ieBt ouseinanoer,
Dob oieier Sdritt nidt aus SAB ge-
gen 0eutidIanO, ionOern Der engen
politii6en moraliideu mO ser San-
OelS 9e5ie9ungen 3pii6en Guba
uno oeu Ser Stoateu iuegen erfolat
iei
Is TIA g3ico iteGlt Sdfen5ur
SerfiiGung.
@ai6ington t2. glpriI
Goito 91ica's @eluGiier uno Sdien
merocu sur Gerfiisuns ser Ser.
Staoten geitent 10 Ianoe ser arieg
mt Geuti6lano wdbrt. 60 wuroe
9elte oiii5ieIl mitaet6eilt. 0ie SteI.
lung Goita 9iico's lit cine 16nIide
Ser Honann's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Wlajur WlOra6t's glniidlt.

lle6er Die amerifanii6e armee. -
@Iaubt, oaB oieIeIbe oen 9laiirten
nidt oiel SiiIfe bringen fanm II.
Ser u@orpdrts~ iiber oie gSelt-
9iga ge9en 0euti6lanO. - $50.
Iiot6 eeoen 0aOiO".
9Imiter6om bia 2ouoon t2.
9lpril. 0ie amerifonii6e 9lrmee
miro bon NRoior Morabt in Der
,0eutideu Gages5eitins" Der 2d-
derli6feit preiSgegeben, uno er
ma6t ii6 iiber Oie SOee luitig, oaB
9(merifa ben 9laiirten irgenomel6e
Wirfiame militdriide SiiIfe leiiten
f6nne. @r ioet:
u0ie amerifaniIde 9lrmee biloet
feline @efabr fiir 0eutl6lano. Der
8iireerfrieg foItete cine 6olbe 02il-
lion Wieni1enIeben, neil feline Ger
beiOen Seitcn cine gei9ulte glrmee
bate. Sest Deriu9t @ilion, inOem
er Oie @eididhte bereiBt, ooiiel6e; es
miro ii9 a6cr mieOer einmal erpei-
fen, 0aB Oos 9roDooo ieiner 9anos-
lcilte i'm umgefebrten 8erbGItniB al
iDrem &omphpert9 itebt."
@r bebt berbor, oaB i'm 9iirger.
frieee idon 9incoln ii6er oas BON
9lrmee 9ieferonten 6eigebro6te
idledte Moterial geflogt bo6e, uno
erwdbnt, OoB oie 9laiirten oieieIbe@r-
ia6rlng gemodt bdtten inoem Wlil-
lionen BON omerifaniiben 6Iinten
6uriicfgelpieien iuoroen ieien, neil lie
Die Solooten oert6eiOieungslos ee-
modt ba6en miirOen, un0 i6loB nit
DER @rfldrltng &uBlano f0nHe elm
2ieO 0ariiber Iingen.
@eltliga gegen Geutid-
Lamb.
Ser n@orpdrts~ Ioet ironii6, es
meroe iebt ols Wlo6e betra6tet, ser
anti : oeutiden @eltliga bei5utreten.
Gas io5ialiitii6e Organ erflGrt, Bra
iilien, Yerll uno Chile gG6en Dor,
iih gum Gompf fir SumanitGt uno
Gipiliiation Dor3llbereiten tpiiroen
aber IN @irfl6feit OurA i6re mate-
rieQe 9l6bdngigfeit bon Stem Dorf,
2onOou unO %aris un0 Die 2ei9tig-
felt Der 9lngriffe 9egen reide Oelit-
ide transotlantiidbe @emeinoen an
geregt. Gr oringt ooraut 0oB, noa
ole 6riidte ser @ionierarbeit bieIer
SSobr5e6nte auf Dem SpieIe Iteben,~
Die 8eOro6ung nidt 81 gering auf-
aefoBt merOen ioute, imo iagt gum
ShluB Sic @eltliga miro grotesf
an llmiang; @oliatb gegen GaOio"
o&reu5. 3eitung" Oes Gle
ges ii6er.
Sic rareii5 3eitune" Iogt :rQrei-
5e6nbunoert Yiiaionen Ser 9epob-
ner ser @eIt 6efGmpfen 70 Nliuio-
ueu 0eutide. SoBt oen &elt ser Gr.
Oe nod oo5u fommen mir meroen lie
9lae 6eiiegenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
9luoebIi6 in @ of6ingtou
lGugit 6efaunt.

g8ai6inqton 12. 9(pri(.- Sin
Giplomot, Ser in enger 8erii6rung
nit bulgarii6en 9lngdeeen6eiteu
itebt, ser o6er ni6t genonnt Iein mill
Ingte: nGrosoem ib feline oiii5ieae
Iodridt Oariiber babe, 10 babe ic5
alien @ruuo, 81 glauben, OaB Der
9on0ouer 9eridterItotter 9lecbt bat.
Ger neue ruiiiibe @}iniiter Oes 9liis.
'ipdrtigen lit, mie 6efonnt, gulgarien
geneigt unO oos bulgariide Golf lit
obne 3tpeifel 6eitre6t in glten ge-
5ie6lngen nit Der ruiiiiden Gegie-
rung 81 iie6en.
6rieOensflGnge wer0en
louter
&open bagen t2. glpril. Sn
autliden areiien furiirte beute oa5
@eriidt, 0aB oas oeuti1e gIusmdrs
tiee 9lmt Den Gereinigten Staateu
9lnerbietlngen made, melde oie
Ologli6teit BON 8rie0ehSner6dnolm-
gen eruarten lofen
9eriiderungen re Omen
aud nit bal0igem
8rie0en.
2on0pn, -. 9lpril. Gie in
monden areiien 6erridcuoe glniiGt
oaB Der arieg nod Dor SobreSidhB
enoen mer0e, sie6t lid in Ser G6atia.
DIE funO, oaB oeiiern IN @eriide-
rungSfreilcH 6ieiddfte abseicbloiien
WlIroen mono6 gegen cine grdmie
BON 45 @ro5ent ser Gerluit 6e5a6lt
miro, wenn Der 5rieoe nic6t Dor 0euI
81. 9e5em6er ertldrt miro. @or eini.
ger 3eit wuroen is @ro5eut eegen
Die 8rieoensertldrlng inuer6alb Is
.Monatcu Oerlanqt
Sin 9eriut in 8alG Street ser
6eiaete, OaB bel SloDO's g2etten bon
10 81 I onac6oteu merOeit 0aB ser
6rieoe iunerbaI6 90 8agen fonme,
miro ais bloBer Sder5 betrottet.
9iaten fir 2aoimgsperiiberung
5piideu @nalanO uno g}ep-gorf
bleibeu 81 s bis 10 @ro5ent, ie nod
Dem Gampier, felt uno @erii9erim.
glen fir @ert6popiere idmanfen
5piideu 20 imo 80 Sbillings fiir
100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

2onoon t2. glpril. Cine
9teuter 0epeide aus 9eterSburg be-
iagt, Die prooiiorii6e &eeierung 6o6e
pcriiigt odB ale nod porbonoenen
Gorrdtbe Der @rnte an N1ois uno
Gerealien Die iib fir Sutter5medc
eignen, Dem Stoote 0ur @erfiigung
gcitellt ueroen glu6 Ole bon ser
@rute bon 1917 iibrig gebIiebcnen
Sorrdtbe, ouBer oen fir Saotopede
uno Die 9eOiirfuiiie Der 6auIien Der
@aucrn crfor0erliben 2uontitGteH
itno bon Der 9iegieruua requiriert
poroeu.
0l a Oome 9refbfobSfoDa a
in Yetersburg.
Cine anoere Dcpeide aus @eters
6uto an oas &euter'ide 9rreau be.
lagt
o@lme. Catherine 8rei6foOsfapo,
Die D@roBmntter Der riliiiiden SIC,
oolltion~ 1T beilie bier cingeiroffen.
Sic miroe bon elmer rieiigen entbu-
iiaiiiiden @}cuiheumenoe bepill.
fommnet.
(Dlme. grei6fo0sfaDo III fiir5lid)
mls Sibirien entIaiien woroen. nod.
Dem iie "A i6rer 70 Sabre inn Grill
in g1oroaiien Oerbra6t bat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
Autkldrung
Bon Ornti6er &egie=
rnng bCrlangt.
Se5iiglih 0(raemtiuieu's
SiOte an 2Ser. Gtaaten.

@roiilien Ocnft au9cblid oorlduiig
nidt an cine aricgsertIdrmg ge.
sen OcutidIunO. n 9os Stoots-
Qeportemeut offi8iea BON oem
9lbbru6 ser @e8iebungeu 8wi-
i6en 9raIilieu imO Geuti6lano
in acuntniB aeicst. Goita
&ica Iieat Ser. stootcu icins
Sdfen 8ur @eriiigung.
9uenos q(ires. 70. 9lpril.
Ser OeutlGe @eianote in 9(rgentinien
wiro ma6ri6einIicb bcute 9lbeno bonn
@rGiioeuten Srisopcn empiangen
merOen. @r 6at cine 9tuoien5 bonn
@rdiioentcn berlangt, unO miro on-
ge6lid cine 9(uifI1rung ii6er ole ar.
qcntiniide 9lote an Oie Gereinieten
Stootcn perlougen Die naA Grfld.
RING oeS ariegs5uitouOes 3mii9en
oen Ser. Staaten unO Ieuti6lanO
iibernittelt murOe.
Ser oelltide @eianote bate belte
g}aGnittaq eiue llnterreoumg nit
Dem 0iiuiiter oes 9(euBereL Inn 81
eriabren, melbe 9lbiidt Der g(ntuort
9lrgeutinicn's an oie Ser. Staaten
nli ole Griegserfl6rlng 81 @rinoe
liege.
Ger O}iniiter t6eilie oem @eianO-
ten nit, ole 9iote pdre i'm ridlt9eH
@ortlaut ee6olten. Ser oeutide Oh
plomat berIangte sic llnteroriidime
oes augefiinOigtcn offentliden @ani-
ieits, oas ieiuer gnii6t ua6 ge9en
Die BON 9(rgeutinieu erIIdrte 9}eu,
traIitat beritoBe. Ter Nliuiiicr CAB
Dem &eianOten 81 wiiien er fennc
oen @orilaut oe5 01aniieiis nidt, er
fonne o6er Dem beuii6en &ertrcter
iiber ridtige Solhlng BON Seiten 0es
argentiniiden @olfes ee6en. SSn ie-
Dem Sale piiroen ole 9e60r0en Oa-
fir Sorge tragen Dab olle @eiebc
mO &egnlationen innegebalten mer-
ben miiroen.
Sn politiiden &reiien miro cine
lebbafte 9lgitation in 9e5ug auf sic
intcrnationalc Gage auiredterbol.
ten. 60 ouh allf Sen llnioeriitdten.
GinihiBreide oeiltidireimolide Gle
meHte Ser 9ep0lterlmg ioIlen auaeb-
lide politiide Gornplfotioneu i'm
Snneren oor6ereiten imo etlide ser
&roieiioren Der meoi5iniiben 9lfaoe-
mic itelIen iid Der borgeicblagenen
ofii5iellen Gemonitrationen in SDm-
pat6ie nit Ger meoi3iniic6en 9(faOe-
mic in %oris gegeniiber. Sic be6aups
ten, Dies miiroe ge9en ole g}eutralitdt
OerItoBen.
@roiiGieu's @ru@ nit
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
HrieSengAanae.

lln6eitotiete @lelOung min miHen,
Dab guIgorien llnterbanoIungen
5lUeds g(bi6luiies zines Sonoer-
SrieOens NIT oen @ntente.g}dd
ten ougefniipit babe. sSn
@aibiueton gIoubt man 6oB
etipos gSobres Dem @eriidt gu
@runoe liegt.
2on6om t2 9lpril. 9eridte
ans Sdpei5er Guelle ua6 9om ia
gen, Der buIgariide @eiauote in Bern
babe iid, iagt Der 9eridteritatter
Ser @r6ange telegraph SO. in 9ionL
9etrefis 9lbidlieBens zines Son0er-
6rieOens an Die @ntente @eionoten
gepanOt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
@raiiIien's 9rud NIT
1cutf6Iono.

@oi6ington, 10. 9(pril.
Gle erIte 9Iodridt auf oiii5ielIenl
@ege betreiiS Ser 2oiung oet oipIo-
motiiben @e5ie6ungen graiilien's
init 0eutidlano er6ielt oos Staats-
Ceportement 6eute in einer Gepeide
BON Oem amerifaniiden @eidditstrd-
ser in 9iio, Der bic glnfiinoiglug ser
&egierlmg on oie 9reiic ii6eruit-
tclte. Der @eidaitstrdeer mar sur
3eit oIs cr ieine Gepeide iauote,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
ae8 ii6e

Gie ,areu5 3eihrne" Ioet:rGrei-
5e6nbunoert 0iaionen Ser 8epob-
ner ser @elt 6efdmpfen 70 Nliuio-
men Ceutide. SoBt 0en Helt Der gr.
oe nod oo5u fommen mir meroen lie
g[Qe 6eiieaen!"
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. erf i q nm q.

W @oi bington 12. gpril
Goito 91ica's @elpdiier uno Sdien
werocu 5ur Gerfiisung ser Ser.
Staoteu eeitent 10 lanoe ser &rieg
mt Geuti6lano wdbrt. 60 wuroe
6eute oiii5ieII mitaet6eiIt. 0ie Stel.
lung Goita 9iico's lit cine a6nIi6e
ser @onamo's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

2onoom 12. 9(pril. Die 90
miralitdt fiinoigt an. ooB am Ylon'
tag elm @atrouiaeuidiif uuf cine
W1inc itieB uno I'M aonal perianf.
8mei Gfiioiere ino IA @onn Wer-
oen oermiBt.
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Ge(nnktn
Sritii6eS YatrOuilea.
idiif i'm &anal.
3ipei Sffi5iere itn6 Dier.
5ebm SOaann hermiRt.

9eridt Der britiideu 9lOmiroIitdt
briugt Ole aunOc. 0us 5diif
ItieB ouf cine @1ine. II glmerifa-
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on whose shoulders rests the big re-
sponsibility for keeping up to the mark
and, if possible, bit beyond-the
"eyes, ears and nerves" of the army;
better known to the layman as the sig
nal corps.
The signal corps has recently ad.
dressed a letter to presidents Of col
leges and universities, asking their CO.
operation in a plan Of instruction for
telegraphers and prospective telegra-
pliers. Six thousand young men are
needed for the first army Of 100000,
and it is proposed to teach telegra-
piers the elementary knowledge of
physics and electrical engineering;
high school graduates and college men
will be given this instruction, and a
course 81 telegtaphy IN. addition. s.5
viii FufnFsh instructors.
The signal corps will furnish expert
telegraph instructors, and the colleges
and universities are being requested to
furnish the theoretical and laboratory
instruction. Young men desiring to
avail themselves Of this opportunity
should apply at once Iftfound eligi-,
bic they will be enlisted, assigned to
classes and receive army pay, food,
quarters and medical attention during
the course of instruction, which is ex-
pected to occupy from three to five
months, according to the ability Of the
student HIN Il, f5i
In time Of peace the signal corps is
perhaps the least heard of branch Of
the army. In time Of stress it Is a
most vitality necessary arm. It is the
nerves. of the army, and as such, a
major factor in the conduct Of mill
tary affairs. In fact, the last three
years Of war abroad seem to indicate
it as the paramount element in the
control Of modern warfare.
Congress has recently doubled the
pay of the private and increased the
remuneration of each noncommissioned
officer. The signal corps has greater
percentage Of noncommissioned officers
than any other branch. -.
The pay Of a corporal is now $36 per
month, in addition to food and cloth
ing and medical attendance when
needed. The rating of sergeant Is
now $44, with the same subsistence;
that of a sergeant, frst-class $51, and
the master signal electrician-and
many telegraphers have most Of the
requirements in this direction-$81.
The signal corps is mounted service.
A knowledge of horses, if not already
possessed, must be acquired, and q
healthful life in the open is one Of the
most attractive offerings Of this branch
Of the service. .-.-. ~
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COMMISSIONER.
PROVES He IS ON JOB, e
BAD J! i! GANG NC. ROUNDED D! Up J
Chris Bertsch Catches Boy Band
it After Exciting Chase =.
Sioux County Case
Bismarck has a real police commits

Bismarck has real police commits
sioner
Yesterday Chris Bertsch, glancing
out of window, saw very small and
very Industrious boy busily unscrew'
ing parts from the police commission
er's Cadillac. standing back of the
Bismarck garage. About the same
time the boy saw Chris, and the
youngster took to his heels. The po-
lice commissioner gave chase, and aft
er an exciting run of several blocks
overlook the boy. AS a result, there
was rounded sup today one OF the
worst boys gangs which ever has
been organized in Bismarck for thiev-
cry and other petty depredations.
Working in pairs and in the mass.
these youngsters, ranging in ages
from eight to IL, for months past
have raided fruit cars, dismantled au-
tomobiles OF brasses and other parts
and purloined generally things which
were not absolutely nailed down. They
claim to have found a ready sale for
all of the brass and metal booty with
q junk dealer south OF the tracks.
whose case is to be investigated.
This afternoon eight of the young
sters are having hearing In Police
Magistrate Bleckreid's court. Some of
the gang" are old offenders, who
have been in police court before. 1t
is probable they will spend the re-
mainder of their minority in the state
training school at Mandan. Others.
Younger in crime, will be given n
chance to reform in the custody of
their parents.
Back to Sioux County.
Charged with purloining the tires
from a disabled truck near Solen and
of placing them on his 1904 Maxwell
and selling the combination to a
farmer for $55. "Dode' Mullett was
taken back to Sioux county today by
Deputy Sheriff Urell to stand trial on
a larceny charge. With hiln went
William Marshall and r. J. Anderson.
who we're with 'Mullett, it is claimed.
when the sale was made, but who hold
that Mullett advised them when he
took the tires that he was merely
borrowing them, and would return
them later. b
Auto Snashup.
After investigating collision be-
tween a grocery delivery car and
Minnesota touring machine at the cor.
ner of Fifth and Main this morning.
the police decided both parties were
equally to blame, and dismissed
complaint made by the driver of the
delivery car.
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EXCHANGES NEEDED As
BALANCE WHEEL IN BIG
NORTHWEST GRAIN TRADE
Secretary Of Large Line Elevator
Company Agrees With Sen :.
,! ator K1ute Nelson

That the exchanges are an impera-
tive need of the big grain business
CT the northwest to- act as balance
wheel for the market was some
what new view of this situation ex-
pressed today by F. G. Riebe, secre-
tary of the Atlantic Elevator company
of Minneapolis, operating 100line ele-
vators in North Dakota. Mr.. Riebe
is here with business before the state
railway commission. .... e.
Elevator companies cannot afford
to buy grain at top prices without
some prospect of future gain, Mr..
Rieoe declares The abolition of the
grain exchange, he contends, will
mean smaller prices for the farmer.
1t will also mean, says Mr.. Riebe, the
stretching of resources of elevator
companies to the breaking point if
they are expected to absorb wheat as
it comes in at the rate of 100000
bushels or more day, with no pros
pect of market for it until the
law of supply and demand has time
to operate. I'll
Mr.. Riebe agrees with Senator
Knute Nelson of Minnesota that there
should be fixed minimum and max
imum price for grain, and that rea-
sonable speculation should be permit
ted between these two poles, with
authority vested in Mr.. Hoover, on
congress or in the president to call
halt whenever it appears that Spec
ulation is being. INDUCED in to de-
gree harmful to either producer or
consumer. ss3( ~ @.. q