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Evening star., 1917-03-20
CHURCH COMMITTEE NAMED.
Plans for Continuing Work of Fed
eral Council in Washington.

1t was decided at a representative
conference of religious leaders of this
city. held yesterday at the Office of the
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
in America, in the Woodward building,
that the work of the federal council in
Washington should be developed for the
present under the direction of the gen.
eral secretary, Charles S. Macfarland
The following Washington committee
was selected: Bishop Alfred Harding
Bishop Earl Cranston, Bishop W. F.
Mcdowell, DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. DIR.
Charles Wood, DIR. J. H. Allison, Dr. s.
H. Greene. Judge W. L. Chambers. DR..
F. L. Prettyman. DIR. G. W. Miller Rev
J. Townsend Miller. DR.. C. A. Vincent,
Admiral Stockton, Chaplain G. L. Bay
ard, DR.. c. F. Seeck, George Otis Smith.
D. c. Roper, J. B. Lennon. DR.. f. NJ.
Bliss G. w. F. Swartzell. Miss Mabel
Boardman and Miss Florence Brown.
Evening star., 1917-03-20

An African frog sounds a call under
water that can be heard for several
miles.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Mrs. Sarah A. O'Meara Dead.

Mrs Sarah A. O'Meara. widow of
William c. O'Meara. and a resident of
Washington for eighty years. died
Sunday at her residence. 221 street
northwest. Funeral services are to be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at >
to be in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs.
O'Meara, who was born in Liverpool.
was eighty-six years old. She is
survived by three children. John
O'Meara. Mrs Margaret V. Cox and
Miss Clara O'Meara. and one grand
child, Mrs. A. NJ. Hartsfield.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
FIND TOBACCO BAN IN BILL.
Provision in Amendment to Military
Training Act Hits Service.

\ provision has been found in the
Senate committee amendment for uni
versal military training to the army
bill which would prohibit the sale or
use of tobacco on army reservations
where the men were undergoing train
ing. The bill failed to pass and must
come up for action at the special ses-
sion of Congress soon to be held. 1t is
expected that the clause Will be strick-
en- out.
The effect of the provision would be
to prohibit tobacco on all the army res
ervations where the men are to be
trained.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
DISSENTING VIEWS
ON ADAMSON LAW
Justices Pitney and Van De-
vanter Declare Act Is
Confiscatory.
DEPRIvEs ROADS OF RIGHT

That the Adamson eight-hour law is
| not constitutional. that it does not estab-
lsh an eight-hour day. but that it does
| deprive the railway companies Of the
constitutional right to agree with their
employees as to terms of employment. are
contentious of a dissenting opinion hand
ed down in the United States Supreme
Court yesterday by Associate Justice
Pitney and concurred in by Associate
Justice Van Devanter.
Mr.. Justice Pitney. for himself and Mr..
Justice Van Devanter, expressed con-
currence in the view of Mr.. Justice
Day that the Adamson law is unconsti-
tutional because Congress, although
confessedly not in possession of the
information necessary for intelligent
and Just treatment of the controversy
between carriers and the trainmen,
arbitrarily IMPOSED upon the carriers
the entire and enormous cost of an
experimental increase in wages, with
out providing for any compensation
to be paid in case the investigation
should demonstrate the improperly of
the increase.
Not Proper Regulation of Commerce.
Mr.. Justice Pitney's opinion express
ed the view of himself and Mr.. Justice
Van Devanter that the act is uncon-
stitutional on the further and more
fundamental ground that it is not a
proper and legitimate regulation of
commerce within the meaning of the
Constitution; that it does not establish
eight hours as the limit of a days
work there being no prohibition of
service in excess of eight hours per
day. nor any penalty for overtime work:
that the act merely provides that eight
hours shall be treated as the measure
or standard of a days work for the
purpose of reckoning compensation for
services. and that the third section, in
providing that, pending the report of
the investigating commission and for
thirty days thereafter, the compensa-
ton of railway employees subject to the
act for a standard eight hour day shall
not be reduced below the present
standard of a days wage. which is
based upon ten-hour day. required
the railroads during a period of from
eight to eleven months to pay as much
for eight hours work as previously was
paid for ten hours work. the effect be-
ing to increase wages without the con-
sent of the railroads to the amount of
many millions of dollars
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Some Moral Objections.

Some of the moral objections he
found to the work were these: That a
boy is demoralized by having loose
change in his pocket; that he can de-
ceive folks at home about his earn
ings, and the speaker further charged
that every newsboy at one time or
another learns or participates in gam
bling: that many of them become
drug addicts" and most of them be-
come frequenters of saloons"
Mr.. Hall read what he called heart
interest experiences of investigators in
New York, in which one newsboy told
how he had learned to gamble how an
other had suffered because he was out
in the rain. and one mother compla ined.
Il know my son goes to movies and
he often eats no supper"
The speaker urged that o'clock. in
stead of 10, be made the limit for news
boys to cry their papers in Washing
ton. that the minimum age limit for
issuance of badges be raised to four
teen years and that there be one en-
forcing agency instead of intrusting
the work to the police department.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Planning Dedication of Memorial.

Arrangements are being made for the
formal dedication a, to the uses of the
American Red Cross of the beautiful
white marble memorial to the women
of the civil war on 18th street. The
ceremony will take place early in May,
and the Secretary of War will take, part
in the program
Evening star., 1917-03-20

1t was as dull here Yesterday as
TIL openin OF horse-hesh meat
market.
Til best reformer in any COM
munity is TIL feller who pays his
debts an attends t his own busi-
ness first.
Evening star., 1917-03-20

state commerce, SO that employers ana
employees all engaged together in .
quasi-pubiic service. the act simply
sets in a. and ,s pressribes how the has m9nSs by
divided between the employers and the
employees: this being a regulation not
Of commerce but of the internal con-
Germs Of the commerce carriers, pre-
that the rate of interest payable to the
bondholders must be decreased and the
dividend payments to the stockholders
correspondingly increased:
THAT the act cannot be sustained py
analogy to the hours of service act, the
safety appliance acts or the employers
liability act, for each of these has di-
rect and substantial relation to and ef-
feet upon the commerce itself. while the
Adamson law has none.
THAT 1t cannot be sustained on the
theory that increasing the wages OF
trainmen will encourage prompt and
efficient service, because the increase is
not conditioned upon efficiency or serv-
ice, but benefits alike those who are ef-
ficient and those who are not.
That as a measure for improving
the service it is as absurd as law
would be that required the companies
to pay 25 per cent more than before Tor
each locomotive, or for it's rails, cross
ties. fuel. etc., without stipulating for
any Improvement in the quality.
Effect Is to Increase Expenses.
THAT the act cannot be sustained as
analogous to the power to fix rates Of
freight and fare. or as branch OF. that
power. The interests Of the public in
the regulation of rates lies: in limiting
the carrier to a reasonable compensa-
ton. and is in the direction OF lowering,
not increasing. expenses. while the pres
ent act has for its purpose and necessary
effect the increasing; Of expenses.
That the act cannot be sustained as
an emergency measure. for an emer-
gency cannot create power nor ex-
cuse a defiance of the constitutional
limitations upon the power of the gov
ernment
IF the public exigency required it,
Congress perhaps might appropriate
public moneys to satisfy the demands
of the trainmen: but there is no argu-
ment for requiring the carriers to pay
the cost that would not apply equally
to renewed demands as often as made.
if made by men who had the power to
tie up traffic.
and that the act usurps the right of
the owners of the railroads to manage
their own property in matters not af-
fecting the character of the service, and
is an attempt to control and manage
them rather than to regulate commerce.
In particular it deprives the railroad
companies of their constitutional right
to agree with their employees as to the
terms OF employment"
Evening star., 1917-03-20
FOR RENT
New Building, Store and
Offices, 738 18th St. NV,
Between G and H SITS.

Adjoins corner. right in the heart Of the re-
tail shopping district.
To responsible parties will rent this beau
tiful new white stone building, any part of
it, which contains electric lights, hot-water heat
and all converiences very reasonable terms.
First floor. large storeroom, and cellar, and a
large business room the second floor.
Most every one is desirous of occupying space
in a new up-to date building. with sanitary con-
ditions. light and cheerful. With such surround
ngs you will do q large business, be happier
and live longer.
18th street between + and II streets north
west is rapidly developing into the most active
business section of the city. New buildings are
being erected on ali sides.
Second floor, with the large plate glass win
dows. is well suited for lady gentleman 5
tailor. hair dresser. physician, dentist broker.
and many other lines of business. There is an
outlet from the rear to II street.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
WlOutaa, ben 8. SnIi 1917.
Niir lua6rc Wlahiefcit.

Der gunOes. .Senat bat ocn Rrobbitions5uIaB sur
Sebcnsmitte Oubn gc6nocrt oaB Bier
lro g9ein III 9ube gelaien meroen Die Serltellng no
Ser Gcrfou BON @bisfep nber nerboen uno Der &rdll
bent ongcpcien miro, Die 800 Ndlonen Golloncn
g96iseu Die eB in Den 3oll6ducrn lie9er gu bel9oe
nobmcn iir nOinirclle Gerlpertbune unO ben @gentb
mcrn bic Ggenfoiten unO 10 Ero8ent Erot ais Scrgi
tunq St bc5o6lcn Ga Odourd Die 4l0 Dfillonen Dol
lars ,Snlanoiteuer meldle auf ene 800 Wdlionen @a
Ioncn @6isfep b1ttcn 6e5ablt werOen ollen bem @nt
nc6mcn aus Oen 3oll6duiern iiir oen &einpertauf
rrrlorcu geben 10 mer0en notird) Die 9infnite Der
Gcaerlug, aui Die man eerchnct bot, i'm nod]lten @e
idaitsa6r Inn ein crDeblidJes geringcr meroen, uno
ctcn0rc mcr0en 0en @igentbimern oes porrotbgen
91sftps mcbrerc Sunocrt Dlillonen Dollars 6e5a6lt
merocn iiien Aber mus 6coaiten etlide SuuOert Dill
Iioncn in oiecm 3ctolter Der gillioncn2 0urd) oos
ld)dricrc An5icbcn Der Observation-Disclosures wic eS
in gnqIoo geidic6t. fam Der glusiall ourd ocn ab
auno Der @bisfepeuer leiht crieBt mer0el mo Die
poar 0uuocrt Ni0oncn, lpeIdJe Die 9eidlognobme Der
@6sfcpuorr0tbe eroroert fonnen nit %anamafanol-
@on0s 6c3ablt meroen llebrigenS miro oos Ootonoige
&crbot Der Seriteling unO Oes @crfns bon &6iSfcD
cine beocutcnO groBere godfroQe na Bier ucntrahcn
uno iomit Die Derlorcn gcgangcne @bsteplteuer gum
Sbc ourd6 Die 8erteer erieBt meroen lleberoies lo
t. man nid)t oiif Ole Soften c5c, wem es id nm mobre
Ni1bigfets lRoBno6ntcn bonoet; 6rcinoe wabrcr Wd.
BigIct werOen Oas nid5r tbun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
3nua6mc Scr aOiotcn in 9ro6ibitiOnsitautcu.

Cie Erobibtoniitcn lieben es ais Sauptoreument
fir ErobibtpH aii3ufi6ren 0oB 0lrb Den Mltobol Die
grmcn6Guicr sic @eiGnenc oe SSrrenb1uier llno Die
NnioItn iiir Sdpuadbiinnige ongeiiillt wirocn SIN
dbet ser 3eitldrt .Ylentnl &Dgene" miro nun ei.
nc totiitif ueroiicntlt mer0cn ber Die 3lnobne Der
SSrriinnigen Blooiinngcn mo Ernfenbooe in Den
Ser Staotcn. 0cs lit oas critic W}ol, ooh cine Der
artigc iir penhaitlide 6or6ung bciiimmte Nufitel.
lung in 0iecm 2on0e 1emodt morOen t uno ooS mid
iqitc GrgebniB Oicicr 3dbhng bcitebt odrin oaB li
5eigt oaB in Den 5tuuten in relhen &robibition elm.
gefibrt it, IN oenen eoodj Dem 6einliden @enuB BON
edtem g9bsfeD o0er no Der ndt 81 erbalten it, Der
Anucnounq bon optmbaItieen Witteln getrobnt miro,
sic qroBte 3nabne Der inglldliben @edople 81 Der.
5cicluen it, Die ais Soioten (9l0o o0er Sduadnnige)
0ngcbrt no.
Moine Ite6t an crIer Steae Oie 3lmo6mc Der
goonuigcu III Den oiientI6cn 9lnitoten ocies 5tao.
les BAT in oen lcbte eben Subren Inn 506 Aro5ent 3u
qcnonImen ,Sn Den bei0en noltreidlten Staaten Der
lnion glep g)orf uo FennlDOnnen betrug Die 3unab-
nIe ocr 9looiiHnigen 81 ro5ent, IN anoeren groBercn
Gta0ten me Gbio uno @sconn lmgei16r IA Aro5ent.
@e gerlglte 3una6me bat Yiinneiota n5uDeilen, mo-
icbit e lpenger ais 10 Bro3ent betrug Gie Aurlel'
lung oeier Stotf lit bon benz ytatonaGomite lir
@cilteS SDgiene porgenonnen por0en, uno miro loHtt
iddt bon oen @robibtonien ais rrefibren0 ooer ols
i'm Sntercie 0es 9lfo6ols Dorgenonmen be5ednet wcr
ocn fonen Die rii6cren Stattifen Der @n5elltooten
frnnten ndt bemibt meroei, od Die Ecrminologie ndt
cu6eitd mar Die Uorliegenoct 3itiern iino eOod of
gcmeinomes 3uamnenUrten 6aiirt uno onncn ais
utbeitiid betradtct werOen.
5n idmntliden SnitaIten Der Der. 5taoten weroen
1920 5dpn6iimgc $4,000 SrrInnige, lO,34
Gpileptifer uo 1891 IrmfcnbolOe inO Dem Ophngc-
nuB ergcbene 4eronen bebanoelt lno perpiIegt. IS
miro in Dem 9eridt erflGrt onB oie 3unabmc Der Srr
iinniecn I'M Oen St1Oteu b0ber ei ais ou Dem Soloe,
mas edt crfldrlid ituno in Dem geridt aud ageoeu-
let miro 0trd Die Guudbnltrg Der Gbatidd)e ouB 0nS
nooerne Soften iir nicle Aren BON 0eiltestorung Der
antportlih ei
IS blebt objumatteL uie iib Die Frobibitionilten
81 Dem GrgcbniB Oees Genius iellen perocn nO ue lc
sic qroBtc 3lno6mc Der Sdwodiinriecn in Frobbi.
t;rnsitooten erfldren ireroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

ber oreiitn0enbolb Wfuione WiitglieDer 5obc ocren
gCnoiienidnitIidcs Sopita ibcr 2500OOOOO 1pllora
bcragt mo 0eren SSubresumiab i'm Sabre 1914, Dem
csen in ucbem nod fait Ourbuegs noruole gcrbdIt'
nic o6Iualteten id ou no6e5u Orcpicrtcl Yiaior0cu
Collar belief ,Sn Nottingbam ielber elmer duBerlt
riibrigen So6rfiaOt BON DER ungeid5rcn YroBe Don
Nnnedpos bcpertbeten idj ole &eriGllic ocs lcBtcn
Sobres bel elmer Nlitglieoihaii BON 1000 ou ungc
fd5r 5uehnoein6ul6 Wiilionen Collars; Der oortige
Gonhimuerein - aus Ocm 9oniulorbcridte dbemt Der
prr5ugeben ooB id olle genoiienihoitlidn 9citrebu
gen Oieier glrt in eincn e5gc &crciue con5cntrrcl
rcrtouit in "a 2Goen in Oencn 45O Ecroncn ongetclt
limo uno beprt6ihaitet $50 gldcr 6armlanO, uu ocn
Nieroe ulo Sdlodtoeb ee5iibtet @ei5et Socr, WaiS,
aortoiieln mo @cmiic ge5ogcn wer0cn.
Ias in leinen 9otpt5igen allen gcnollenldoItllden
SoufDerenigungc in @roBbronnicn gerncinalle @Srln-
5p it, Die Ger5inIung 0es ongecgten aoptnls a iin
bis eds @ro5cnt 5i bcidrGnen ino ocn iber Ole oair
not6penoige Sunme er5elten cberiHub al 0c S6uicr
s pert6een uno 5par i'm @erbdltniiie sur @roBc ibrcr
GinfGufe mG6reno 0eS getriebsia6reS glui ocie Art
bobcn Die YtgleOcr en bconOeres Sntereie Ouron it,
rem 9eoor nad Nio9dfet in Sen 9G0c 0cs Goniltm
uerens 81 0eden 0a e oireft ourd mGBge Yrciie lno
mOrcft our6 perb0tnibm1Big crfoIgenoe &ertbciIlmg
res llcberfues, Oa6e protren. SSn monden @egcn
Den lniicn Die Gonunberene cud] flcnc gSo6nbGuicr
boucn INN lie an ibre @itgccer gu ucrlniet6cu oOer
81 lcdbtcn NcoiugluGen 81 perfoucn; onocrolpo ltu
tcr6alten Oicic @enocudoten 2eic5immcr itno gun5e
9bliot6cfen nO ior9en aud nri anoerc ySce fiir an
itGoige GergniigunGcn ibrer MtgcOer oocr geben io
ger ms Yanfgeddt unO leiben an ole lPitlicOcr 5u
icbr mdBigen 3inien n0 obne bcbuerlie 8eOingungen
Wcl0. n Den lcbten Sobren bo6en lie aud begonncil
ntipen 9lntbeil DER ortlidn 9oltf ju ncbmcn uno
Gciebgc6ung gcgen altsbeteriite 9eitrcbungen ou al
len 0ebeten ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u beeiniluien.
(S. So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
(Sunfmmvcrcinc I'm SnalonS.

81 Den peribieocnen Gbeen Der Der 5tantcn limo
bon 3ct 5it 3e ben octdul GoniunlOcrcinen nnologe
Wchoiicnidaitcn gegriinOct morOen Oeren Salpt5mcd
NOR r ibre Diitglieoer Die Soften Der ScbenSi5rmg
moqd) 5u DcrblIgen Gle iiuO icoob i'm olgeme
neu fem beionoerer Griols gcuecn Dor aIlcm neil
mcocr &leinuerldufer nod VrrBb1noler ibnen groBeS
Nobhuollen cntacecngcbradjt c6er aud nlr cine ne
trole obmnrtenOc @altung bnen gegeui6cr beobaclte
6obcn Tie ojriinoe iiir Die @egnerdat Der erItercn
Iieaen 10 flor 5utoge oaB lie feiner @rtl6rlmg be-
oircn; Die @eqnerho Der lcbteren aber lit weliger
pritGnolid &ielleidt lit lie Oorau 5uriid6ui6rcu
CAB Sic @enoiienidat aun Gbe unmitiebor pom 4ro
olBonen be3ieben uro 10 Den @roBbdnOler ousdotcn,
gum E6cil mo- Dies nidt an9dngig wcgen oes llmiaues
6rcr 9ctclngcn aroBere Observation-Disclosures per-
IonQcu ats Der &lcin6dnocr uno pariauer ci5u
fouien int 5tan0e iin0.
yn @roB6ritanlien ongcgen erirellen lid) oerartge
qcuoiIcuidoitlide aouoereinerngeu bic iogenaunten
Cooperative 5occtics, ic6r eten @rolges uno piecn
i'm mirtGidoitlidcn gebcn Der 9aton eine widtge 9io
ID iDie aus ocu iiirgt IN gSai1gton eingeroencn Be-
ridie uncrcS Tice.@onitIs in giottnbom beroorge6t
@or no6c3u IS a6rcr pon ciner tIeinen 5dnr pon %
g}ancrn bcaonncn bat Die 9epeglng tctc Sortdritte
gcat 6is bic GoniunperciBe IN groBbritqnuep 5eute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
@efnnntmadlmnacn.
9er6reitcrnna Der saratoea. etrabc, SpiIdcn
NhnrlrG. itnh Nnihrhrnl. Sirnhc

8cr6rcitcrnno 0cr Saratoga strabc 5piidlrn
0barlCs. nno Cathedral. StraRc.
GS miro bicrnut beiannt QenlacDt odb Der
WlaDor mo Staoirdtb bon Baltimore I'M bic
glnidbmc clncr Seruronlng criuMt iucroclI
miro iitr Die GpHnennirip mo Berbreltcrnlig
Der Surntu0ns StrnHe, Die lie icbt cilDd 30 iSlB
brett eroiiiict ii, bon ber Charles. bis 5ur
GaibeorulsSirabc; beiaeie SiraBc, lpic lie gu
berbreiern gcplant miro, ioll enc @cldnnlls
bon eiipd SAT- SUB baben; ode Hdli0, fitr be-
logtc 8erbreiierne 6u coioemiirelL miro loie
iolpi bci6riebcn:
5un9 Der gSeitleilc Der Charles Sirobc uno Der
nproonliohlien Sciie 0cr Sdraioaa -StraBe ges
biloct miro mic icBi oliSaeleQi Die Sooroinds
ten ocs beiaaien Ini1napuillies, alil ods opl
Der Iopoqrapbiibclt 8crmclmn9s 0onlnltll lloH
benubic Sbiicm bdiirt, licqcu 1itUdl 1913 Sub
uilo iiolid 1S6491 SUB; uno lonien bon od
ulio Der ilnro1limiien Seiic Der Saratoga
gGRS ooeScS SnF Hs mS %s 2cd SS e'qSaGa qSan o.? SrS @
lsa $50" mciilid G9.l5 SUB noreIidb
ZOE f5'-15" meitli9 5094 sSuB ino moro.
6oi6corals5irnbe, mic icbi ansacleqt oaiiiL
Der 0iildcn Sciie Der @nllcornls9trnbe eliis
lana, ,noroIicO 3'-19' weIidb. 1871 TlB, mn
10 SUB nurn1iilich I'M red)tcn ySnfel aemeneH
bon Der 0riiien Sinic oieler Beldreibuna &C.
6ogcn III; oanlL ent9c9en beld9ier 10 ae3oges
ncr Ynic uno oerlcben cutln1g, iuohh lOS-
15'-15" 1iilicb t0i .36 Sub. nm cine Stnle 5n
ourcbfbneincn, bic parallel niio 10 SUB noros
1iilcb i'm reCbcn gSintel genelclt non Der
cricn 9ine oieier @ei9reibnna ge5oqen w;
oann, eneeqen belnaier 70 qe8opener qinie nno
6erici6cn eiiiunq fiiblid 47'-59 5fiIidb 3t7'
2s SuB bis al enem gsinicI ober 8oeen;
oann u5rolicb 6d'-t0 1iilid1 1908 1lB bis
Gtrobe; uno oNnn Der meiili6cn @ette Der
Gborlcss sSirnbe efilano. iilolicb 3o-4f ohli6
1892 iSllb biS ANN glnfnnpspunit
Sie @irie Der obqen Scidreibuna llno ole
ouf ben ma6ren Wtcrionn Der IopoarnpDildDcn
IcrmciiuueS @ommiiiion Der Staot baltimore
bc3oQcn
N{an febe Rnrie Der Al berbrciieriloet
Girabc i'm glrc6ib ocs 9iireauS Der StraBcns
ourd6brrdhS Gommliiidre.
(SNni23. SuH70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
SGcrcln Qnnlnin.

IS Iiorb am s. SuH 1917 Sbcrcia 2nOwia
aeicbie @jdiiin ocs periiprbenen @omaro Cub
fuoci Wiithundl, ocll T. Snli NoMmiingS Inn
M2 llbr uon Der gSohnnna hires Sobncs Nrn
gSm. HmbuiN. Nr. 2022, Nuros sGnlnsf. .Strnfc
aus nab Der lutbcric)cn 0cncorbiasStirde an
Der gSaupd glocnue, pricIbit nm , Nor Gin
8raucrgoiteSo nbqehalten miro, nno baum
auf ncln pSolloon &arf 6rleDDoie" iiatt
(NuItQMtt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

Gin SanSrcscn, uc, Der, ccn wr in Der NOdJt OOn
Somitag ollf Sonntag inO gcitcrn &ormtag battcn lit
II oeiem 8retengroo cine grobe Seltenbcit i'm S
SoId)e SonOrcgcn 5abcn mir bier iont MIR i'm Srii6.
obr un0 0er6t g9ie Die Nenfen, 70 9crotben icjen.
bar audi Die flimatiiGen &erbdltniic ans 9funo unO
Youo. air5lid Duroe bcridtct, ungepobnd]c Sibe
bcrric in gon5 93oro @uropo pdbrcno mir bier iiber
pngcp0bulid fiibes &etter flcgtcn Iic GrOoAie 6ct
d bod mo6 nDt oerldobeu uin uns Dem 9torOpol uno
glorOclropa ocm Acquator ndb2s gebrodt?
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Der gcridt muIcrcs SuuOcIeOcpurtcmcuts in Ssoi6-

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piportirten mir i'm Dioi 1916 g9noren I'M @ertbc bon
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