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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Iiuieoer 6uriid imo iebt ~ ser Wloior
ntilBte an iitb bnlten, Inn nidjt Iait
beraus5itlaHeu II iebt lieB ct iidj
ploBlidb aitf Ole 9nie nieoer.
1Dos @etterindoel treibt's arg
ntlirmelte Der Wiaior. Scr orme
0oftorl 9(uf beioc aniel 9lo, ncnr
iie oas ni1t riibrt."
llno cs icbien iie ipirfliH su riibren.
Wlot fab, ipie es Dem 9oftor, Ser cS
ipdbreno oieier 3eit an Bitten uno
9eteueriingen nibt feblen loiIelt
modte, eelone, cine @ono Der Dor ibm
Stebenoen 5u erfoiien, ipie er oieie
nit &iilIen beoedte iino oan, oitf.
ipringeno, ole mir nod fbipcdl ipiOer-
itrebeiioe @eitnlt imgeitiun in feline
g(rme i1lob.
.gnolid)," ieiif5te Ser Wloior, benz
es 0on5 beiB gepor0eu ipar, nenolih
ninmt oas Wldoel 3oiion an. @or
ober oud Sic bobIte 8eitl~ BI5eIi6
i1rof ct 5uianimeu, 0oB er fa1t nntgc-
fallen ip1re
Ras 9oar BORT oben batte lid),
5drtlid) oneinanocr oeldmiegt, Dem
@ingang ocs Bapillons gendbert. Ser
Sonneni1ein fiel bell ouf oasIelbe,
Oeittlid fonite ser 0laior iebt ieiie
SoHter, erfenneL oas beibt, er bdtte0
iie erfennen fonfen penn Iie itut
oageipeIen p1re. Nie ie9r
er aber nud feline ghlgeit onltrengte
uuo oil eiu Sdiiibing glaubenipollte,
es mar niht Serntiite. Die BORT nebeil
oem Doftor itonO, ionOern glntonie,
@ie in Den 9oOen eepur5elt Itan01
nr oo. @r pollte borm1rts Hitr5er
Iim iie boneinanOer 5ii reiBen ober
aIle araft batte ibn uerlniien. 9lrnie
ln0 Gnie 5itterten iDni uiio feline @e-
oanfen orebten iicb wirbelnO nit ibmI
Jeriim.
gar es 0enn moglib, DAB es cine
iol1e Shlehtigfeit alf @roen ao6,
5oB oic Sdtpciter, Der er 70 bcr5li1
Ingcton qeipelen, Der 0oftor, oli 0clr
EN- @Drlidfeit CT Stein mo @cin oe.
hiporen bate, ibn nerrotcn mo bin.
ergebeu touute2 60 lang er ober
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

aud oorouf binitorrte, oas 8ilo US
oben berduoerte iid) nidt; San0 III
Souo, 9lug' in 9luge, 10 itono oas
@aor in gliidliHcr @eltOergeiien-
belt ga.
9lllm1blid iparO er rtbig genltd,
Inn iid 5lt fragen: @oS miro Scrnlinc
idgef2 gBie miro iie 0ieien Sdlqg
tragen geraoe iebt, iuo iie onfaig, iidl
ibrer 2iebe befpubt al peroen mo
Gem aontnen oes 9rdntignms nit
SebnlIdt cntgcgeniob.
Die 2iebe 81 ieinen &inoe, Die lein
roibes @eicn meiIt berbarg, brodl
plobli9 in nia6tigen @ogcn iiber ibu
berein uSie bat nod mid uno lie
ioll leben, ooB Elm Batter repr ipcrt
lit ais taiiIeuo @eliebte, ilillterte CT
nit boIberitidtcr Gimme, gloh eincn
9lid mari CT binouf rSDr enitonmt
mir nitbt Sollt oie &cdulna obne
ben g9irt ocrnod)t bobci 9abe lett
feinc 3eit, ober portet luirl1
Gr ridtcte ii6 frditig an llno ltie9,
lc idnell er fonltte, ocn SSe9 oen cr
gefommelL a6ludrtS.
(SdluB folgt) I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

9eioe Eieroc murocn c6cniolls &c.
iootet
@r Senator 9remington
uerIebt.
Ser ebcnuligc Senator Wlorion
q. 9rcmilgton mnroe ais cr bic Ci.
Oiiion.StroBe in Salisbury iibcr-
idreiten moatc BON SreOcrid Ni.
Smith, ser onf cinen 3meiroO iu9r,
ii6eria6rcn. 6crr 9rcluington, ocr
ieit cini0er 3cit fr6nflib mar, fonn
oiBcr0en niht gut ieben. IS iUlr.
Sen 3mor feinc gSimOcn o0cr @cr.
lcblngcn on i6m geiunoen ooh bot
Der Sdred ion 10 ic6r 5ugelcbt ooB
iid icine 6rcrnOc I'M ieinen 3uiionO
Sorgc MAIDEN.
Sc in OcrldbmuuG in 9ll G.
ganD Goltntp.
Gie ainOerldbmupg bot, mic aus
Gun6crlono 6ericbtct miro, on 5pci
ncnen Eimtten i6r Gri6cincn &C..
modt. 3it Gd6ort crfronttc Ger B.
iGbriae Sobn bon Sobn s. W}pers
rmo in Green 9ii0ge bic 3.idbrige
Gl5o g. @lorris, IS oiebt ictt fl
Sale i'm GountD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
"a. 9SortIei3iind.)

"a. SorileBung.)
Ga iaBen Die W2dohen al ieoer
Tages5eit itno blidten oill ocn i'm
SonncuIidt eIibernocn SluB 5u ibren
6iiBei ooer iiber ibn binails az oen
bit1ten 5elspGnoen Der 9leitaIpe uno
oes 2oiers ODER 5u oen gigoiitiIben
DloIien ocS Y}iillnerbornes in0 Der.
traiIten ben in iDehielnoen S6otten
fiber iie oobin5iebenoen @olten ibr
Scbnen uno Biinideii an
gS mar ionoerbor. tpie beioe in ben
lebten Mohen ibr @cien getouiht 3it
babcn idienen. 91breno bic profti.
ide, Ic6bafte 9lutonie 3eritreitt uno
trdinieriit5 genoroen mar uno fun.
oenlong In @eoonfeu iiben fonnte.
mar iibpr bic ittlle &ermine cine uitf.
fqllcnoe llnritbe getonnlen. 9ol0
oing iie amber nit letdjtenoein 9luqe
un0 elaiiiibem Shritte. ais Oh oaS
NeiDubticin eiueS beimliHerL qroBcn
@liideS iie bobe iluo triigc, balo iibcr-
licB iie iid5 riidboltlos Der ticfItcn
Whltloiigfeit, in0 mern iie Dem @oter,
Der iie an ieiner gcihir3ilng i1on
mebrmnlS meineno getroIien, oud)
inter Trdnen ldhclno periidlerte, Dob
iie Dies mir mis@ergniigen tiie, iuollte
ibn oieIe grfldrlng bod nidt redt
befrie0igen,
Ser W2oior ielbft bate iidl aon3 be.
friebi9t geiiiDlt, ip1re MIR irgen0 ie.
mono 8it babeft gciUeiert nit Dem er
gelegentIid Sdad ipielen ODER poli.
tiiieren fonite, ober olih oieieu
wlnngeI iollte abgebolfen iperoeti.
Chen bate Der 8rieftrdgcr, ieinc
fhmere Eolde ausriiben0 oiif einen
@ortenfiid6 itiibeno. ibm einen @rief
bes DoftorS ii6eraeben in Dem oieIer
Ieine 9[nfitnit iiir einen Der ndHIten |
9oge IN 9liisiidlt itellie.
, Wlit groBen Shritteit elite Der Wlo- |
jor ms Sans, oen Wldohen Die mill. |
fomneuc 9lohri6t nlit5lteilen. frgi. |
It'd ob iic SeruIiuen onb millIom- |
men iDar? e,br pedleluolIeS @cncb
iuen IN Der lebtcn 8 r nidt ge.
cianet lclucicL oil zen J.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
qofaI6eridlte ans g8allinatun.
9lusBcbung Scr
8fcr0c.

~ hli y ~ = I y ~ ~ =
@fcroe.
Soroce Sostins, Scr 9ieltor Der
91eU gorf Stoot-llnioeritGt, eriuhte
in eiuem Shreiben an Wiaior @eralo
s. Griffin Oen bieiieen Sber.Sbier.
or5t ser glrmee, ollie @ieroe in @oib.
ington nno onOeren oroBen St0Oten
aus5u6c6cn nm sic Senoung bon
Toulenoen bon ineiHgebrodenen
Eierocn nod europa 81 Der6inoern
4cttor SoSfins crfl1ric, 0aB ie0cs
@iero reoiiirirt iinO anitott ser Eicr-
oe bonn g9eiien gcihidt ueroen iole,
pelde iiir oen @ertaii gcnditct rmo
nah europa gcihidt mcrOcn obnc
eingebroden 81 ieiu.
3erIangen 606ercn g n.
GnB i6r So6n nieoriaer iei pie
Der, melher fir Dieielbe 9lrbeit in
priDoten Gtobliiements ee5oblt miro,
1T sic alage ser DiaiGiniiien inO
onoerer 9lr6eiter i'm gSoi6ingtoner
arieasbalen. GieieIben baben cine
6tbo6ung Der 9o6ntariiie berIonet.
9rotoen iid cine oIlgemeine lln5lI-
irieoenbcit unter oen 9lrbeiicrn be-.
mertbor gcmodt bat, limo bis iebt
feline 9In5eiden zines Strifes bors
bonoen. Gas 8lotten. geportencnt
erflane. odB feline 9Ieuoeriing bes
2c6ntoriiis Dor &erbit gemadt mer-
oen fdnntc, ga Oeriel6e fir Elm eon-
5eS aolenoeriobr auigelte0t lporoen
iei.
&at 0rei slime in omeri.
toniiden Dieniten.
2ieut. 2ouis Ao1mon bonn @iireou
oes giiniiterinmS 0es sSnnern bat
orei S06ne, Die fir Gnfel Sam Tam.
picn. 2ouiS 8oaman beiin0ct lid
mii oent Gereinigien Staoten.Gom.
pier n@lobiIoper4, Sobn oient IN ser
18. adbalerie itno 2eonoro g9ooo
Noamon III ein @1itglico oes mcoi.
5iniihen Corps. Ser &aier 6atte
Den iponib ameritoniihen arieg
miieemoht.
8ofe Ball @erdtbe mad
6rontreid.
Glarf Griffith bot einen aagerei-
ncn sIppea fiir 6onOs erloiien iiir
cine iueitere SenOing bon 9oie Bali
@erdt6en fir Die oSonmies" in
1rantreid. SER @rifiit6 wia Die.
ielbeu in oen ndditen paor @oden
nod 6rantreid ididen, bebor Der
g8inier bcrannobi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

Frcsbpterion Some for @omeit
S22 gloro-Gorrollton.9lbe.
St 9lut6onD'S Orphan 9liphnn925
observation-disclosures.
ct 6ronciS Some, EoiterioiisFdrT-
mo Golicrn9lpcue.
ct 6rancis Nrp6on 9liglum, 5or.
rclt lNacc lln0 @6aie,Str.
st. SanlcS @ome ior 9oDs, 3Ot
9ioro.Ngl StroBe s
ct So6n'S Orphan 9IiDlum, 1 9lo
Yort 9ioo6.
ct Soiep6s Sonic of SnouitrDJ
G1orIe9 uno 2S. StroBe
ct @lart9os Some for Girls, 735
&cii Scriligton-StraBe.
81 @oriin's 0op 9turierp.
ct @larpS 6emole Orphan g(lD-
linn Golo Spring Cane, iio6e Go-
Ian0-9Dcnuc.
ct BotridS Orphan 9liDAlnJ 1907
@onub Strobe.
ct EonPS SnoniIriol Shool for
Girls, 2iii 01oro.G6orleS. Ctr.
ct. YlorD's Snouitriol SdooI,
g8iIfens.9lpenue.
Ct &mlPs Orphan 9liDIumL $40
SlisSr0nflins Str0Bc. ~
Ct %onPs @arii6 @niIo SonIc,
539 Golum6io-9locmc.
ct $mIl's Yorii6 gobs SHool,
$40 Sit-6rouflii-Stra
ST. Fetcr'S gliDlm Gno Shool for
6clHaie @biIoren 1921 Rprtlr 9lpr
St. &apbaeI's &nit. Of &ropiDcncc,
500 SoHober.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

gcbrdbt im0 blicb oort bier gSucbcn; aber
OILS ib ndol @aliie fam mic0crbolicn ld
oe N0nnabls sslnidIle uH6 Die S6mcrz
sen.
Cine Srcnnon cine Nraulcmmdrttrin,
riclb MIR S0oio g. &ini1dms %caciablc
COMPOUND 81 ucrmc6cn 9ln ocnIclben
SaQc bc0um ic5 IS 5u ne1nlcu ocnn
mcine Gci0cu iuoren icbr aroB IS bat
mis icbon mebr aebolicn, ais oas eoIpis
tol Nicin Got5 an Sllc, Ole uic idl lei
ocr it, in 0ic crite 9lpotNcle al Qcbcn
une cine Slnldlc &DoQ g. Ynl6atn s
%cQctoble COMPOUND 5ll iaufcn, cbc iie
.nddj 6auic Qchen." - Srall " N.
Srowu, 2Sll S9eit 12 SlraBc, GIooes
ldib, Gbir (qlu5.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

ie, i'm Soipitol 81 Bort 2nleg5cnD.
ga.
Auf ocr 9rii Dcrnngliid d t..
Srall glnna aaltcnbad mo ibr
oierid6riger Sobn @erhou BON Bal
timore puroeu bel einem glntounioll,
BEL Dem iic eincn 9lb6ong binobge-
idlenoert wuroeu, aetootct Ger lin.
iall ereignete iicb geiieru glodmittog.
ouf Goopers Stride. Ole Die @clciic
ser o@bilaoeIpbia. Baltimore uno
9iienbobn~ bel G6arlcstoun inGccil.
GolntiD ii6cripannt. &err lnO 6rau
aalten6nd un0ibrc 5uci g o6nc NieI.
bin in0 Gcrnon mo Srou &cna Be-
acl lno E6cooorc SowcrS.iuorcn ali
Der 6a6rt uad gltlontic.@iip. Sic
Niaidinc romie acaen Die Steinlm.
ioiiung rmo ollrd Ocu StoB wurOe
bic 3Oid6rioe 6rou mo i6r So6n
iibcr oos 9riidenacldnoer 6ino6ge-
idleuoert, no lie nit Dem @no6en
toOt oilgcillnoen iplroen Sic once
rem Sniaiien purOcn niht nenncns.
lpertb perlebt.
Die erite uno lebtc 9luto.
fnbrt.
SSamcs $. @e6b. Elm pobl6abenocr
Nceer bon llrbana, in DliOOleier,Goy
9aA fopite iih Elm 9IiaoBobiI lmo
berild)te es aueimaI 5u iabrcn Nier.
auIs7n nobm cr ieinc 6omilie imo
6renuoe 3u elmer Spo5icria6rt ans,
ole 0qnit enoigte, Dob bic N}oidine
eineu 2l66ong binab in 12 6nB tic.
fes @oiicr iel g9c66's 6rau iuuroe
bon einein @lonneioer 5ltloaie in Der
gld6e nor ocrettet Sin ana6e cr.
reidtc oas, llicr, g8eb6 ielbit. cine
9scoerin uuo eiu N}Goden ertrontcn.
Die 9cidcu piroen, ae6orgen.
s@ute Efiriidl ernte.
9lis @oDneS6oro ipiro beridtet,
ooBoi @iiriicb.Grnto in Der ooriigen
@c9eno oies SSo6r einc anBcrorocnt-
lid cute it, 9erid6te ans Smiths.
burg uno Der Ben.@}ar-@egeuo 6eio.
gen odiiel6e @inige 6riidte 6obcu
beroits Den WlQrit CREDIT; bon nod.
tier @ode OIL a6er merocniHe reidlib
81 bnben iein s.u
Cine Men ibenfaIle.
Nobert 90 elarlom bon 0}aiOS.
billie ,@.-&os lpnroe BON einem
3uge Der @olimore Ohio 8a6n1
bel @oiut @larion oetootet 9ln Der.
aonoeneu 6reitog t0ptetc oeriel6e 3ug
Soco6 9iotobau pno 8rouf 2eieore
uno perlette 9eBier N}cGlain ihper
llnfall I'M &aI6irgton-
6 OH mt b..
@eiiern 9lad9liting lpuroc Der dS
Sabre oltc Charles Gottrill BON aenp
N}ills auaenblidlidl getootct, ais Gin
Gig Der .,@eiicru MorDInno 9o6n"
oel @a0en trob ollf Dem cr nI6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
.giecnacn.

@incent q. Cullen, 80, 3. Sbio
g}atiouol @aroe, mo 9eruoroine Nt.
E6umeL 90.
syoiepb Goner, %, lmo Celia Sos.
3onstD, 20.
c5reeor0 sygnotiefL 30, ruiliide
9otidoft @ai6ineton. 8. g., nno
Borosfeoo Gau5mine, 2S, ggoibino.
ton, @. 6.
@iaiaui @. 2eobitt, Sc, gSittper,
ino 0emo ellis. SO, g8ittme; @eioc
Ron geoi6inetofL 9. 6.
9lniiea $. @tihnid, "a, geidicoen,
iino Ebercid 2lifen %.
emanuel S5toDnert, 90, uno
Stonitopo 0onielepic5, 23.
9Goltcr 99. 9Seigel 90, &orris-
burg, Ro., iino Wiargoretb SuIleu.
berger, 81, Steelton, @o.
Glou0e 9. going, SO, ilno 2iIlion
6. Gieb, 90; 9eioe BON Soooonfielo,
gieip ,Serie1.
eogor 6. 9midle, SO, unO Bar
bora 8lorponef, II.
Srcoerid @irr, %, @ooolown
0to.. uno Syrene EoDlor, 90.
emilio Scoroma68o, 23, unO
@ionco N2oinolfol, 10.
syoicpb GIsner, 81, un6 Sorriet 6.
9ieio. 33, @ittue; 9eioe bon 9fid-
mono, go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01

glgcO @omenS Some, 400 @eii-
Scrin6ton.StroBe.
9lll SointS Some for G6ilorcu
@oripid sIucnic. q. ".
9li8s6nrg Some, TAG @eit.2cring.
ton StraBc
Baltimore MANUAL 2o6or Sdool,
gSoi6in9ton inO SrcOcrid Jiooo.
Baltimore Orphan }lWlmL Strit.
Ter, no6e 2erinAton-SiroBe.
NopS @omc SociciD oi Baltimore,
Colbert hhO 9Slcaiant Sir.
G6riit y. 6. G6urh Srp6onoQc.
@niIiot0QlpcHnc md u. ctr.
G6riiiidh Some for @irls, $40
Yorf9mcnuc. H"@
Ggrifiait Sri6nne Some ior DotnJ
So0ico. 1921 9SeifSa1cltcS Ctr.
G0riiinn @Dite ior Girls $40 Yarf-
gIpctlc. re-"
EcacoutB Sbinc 9|. 6. G6lird, 1901
@ldoioiilspem
G9cuion 6ciilolc Srp6ou HwlunL
Holan0. nn0 DicrrDlndn 9Iue.
6lorcnce Griitcnocn @liiiion S37
SolIinsi i7trQbc. ...,A.,i.sts
SricuoI6 SIM, 300 Sii0,SGdrp- Str.
SeutiCbeS @rciicn6cirE 1888 S9clt-
Baltimore SiraBc.
Geulihcs Goangs SceInanas-Se SeinL
1868 @calpr. Strese
Nc5rew 6ricn0lD Suu,s 115 SIiS.
qlii6-StroBc.
Sc6rep Grp6an 9liDlum, Golucrton
Scio9ts.
Some ior 6olen gSonlch 3 9lorO.
grctcr Sirqbe.
Some lor Confederate Niotbers,
1920 SinOcn-slDcnic.
Some ior t1c Slgco. 420 9}oro-
6lton.9l0cnue.
Some ior @ioops ano Srpbans,
1915 golton.StrdBc.
9olle ot tbc 0rlcnoleB Of Saltl-
more, GniO.Sill- uuo SoioDcttc 9lpc
9llI9cmeines 0cldibeS 9SaiicnbnuS,
glisQiiibs nn6c SrIcans.StroBc,
sScBncr So6u s. Orphan 9IiplunL
310i Golicrn.9lOcnnc.
Souie Of 5000 S6cp6ero, Ylouut.
inlo 4olIilis-StroBc.
aelio Some ior Girls, Sorcit Eorf
Sopreuce Settlement Souic, SIG
&cli Somboro-SiroBc.
Siitlc SiIicrS Of tie Eoor @olIcD.
itno 8reiiortStrobc, a Some ior t6e
9I9co Of amp denomination
9ui6eron GcoconcB Diotbers Some.
2500 @cit-9iortb-9locnuc.
9liaraoret s. @ennet Some, IA Dit.
8rautlin Siro6c.
MarpIonO gliDlm & Sroining
Shool ior SecbIeninoeo, Swings
9iills. lfO.
Nlarolono Cine Confederate S5onlc
A}ifcspillG sglO.
Nlor9iaro Shool ior @o9s, God
9loncn, Ni0.
GRor0lonO sdool ior t0c 9Iino,
SOcrlco 9io.
T17 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
Pins Oem Suucren WlarDlanb'S nno
~, ben nh9ren5enOen Staateu.
In 6oqerStomn nDcrI est.

Sn SogerStownbcrl est.
Samuel Sfmorb bon Sagerstolun
puroe ernitlid oerlett ols iein 9lnto-
mobil aegen einen 0elepbonpioiicn
iibr Seine 6rml mno 9odter 0Oit5
mlirocn cbeninlls 0erlebt
9 torb an 8crIebungen.
5reoerid 9erfi6ire, Der 23 Sabre
olie cin5igc So6n bon CHARLES Bert.
ihire BON 6um6erlano, iiorb al Ser.
letungen. Die cr iid inn Ticniie Ger
nFenniplpopia.Sabn~ 5uac5oeen bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
ehan neianA

Gin ic6r oeIebrfer 8rofeiior crhdlt boz.
eiuem austpdrtiaeu 9lotar cine 8uihrift,
betreffS elmer ihm 5ugeTallenen @rbz
ioaft; am Sd)hiiie iuiro er erlllc1t oie
epcntiIellc 9loreiie iener @el~lplter nns
5ugeben. 3nrauf dntiporiet Der 8err
4rofeiior: ,,g9ns S6re Outrage iladb ees
Iebipiitern anInnat, 10 beoaure i'd. 0ereu
ieine al 6cIibeit id6 bin meiu eir5ioer
Wut0cr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01
glftcnbcimc nnO Standardization
IN Baltimore.

3 SoIootion GoD 0hricrD, t7t6 Ga.
Yern.9loenue
Souuicl Heaob Sdool for 6enioIe
Grp6ans, 9Iort6- inO Sorforo-9loc.
llnitco Eoiriotic Srp6anagc, 1921
Wiooiions9lpcnie.
&orting @irls Some Gougbtcrs oi
Ssroel 1900 Oit@oltimorc.StraBc.
9I0eIoioe Sail Boarding Souic for
Girls, 25iO @recntnoltnt-glpenie.
glgc0 WlenS Some, 1400 @eit2er.
iintnn- cfrnfp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-01


d ucrnl D cb tc. 9ic
Sdlnncr5cn iua / c Il
ale in ocn imtcrcH
Crgducil. 3u Sci
ten ionitc idb iauut
gcgciL mo ireiu idl
allf eincu Stciu
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The Washington times., 1917-08-19
PERSH|NG ATTACKS
LUKEWARM STAND
OF FOLKS At HOME

PARIS, Aug. 19.-America must
awake to full realization of what the
war means, Major General Pershing,
commander Of the United States ex-
peditionary force, declared today.
Victory will be won only oy n fJrce-
full blow struck by a well-trained army
working with the allies, the American
commander declared.
Pershing deplored the lukewarm at
titude Of the folks at home.
Every man, woman. and child must
realize that the war will not be won
by talking and subscribing to the Red
Cross" Pershing declared emphat-
ically.
ut is necessary that all OF them get
behind the Administration in its sf-
fort to keep up the morale OF the army
and of the troops OF the allies.
1T is necessary that they give us
the supplies, guns, and equipment that
will be needed
The war will be won only oy
strong, forceful blows from a great
and perfectly trained army working
In conjunction with the allied armies
Everyone should understand this
now, and full realization of what the
war really means is Imperative"
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
Evening Services in the
Churches

Hamlne E. Church. Ninth and streets northwest the Rev.
Apheus Mowbray acting pastor Sermon Reminders p
Wesley Chapel NJ E Church. Fifth and streets northwest the
Rev. D. h. Martini pastor. Sermon, Peace p. M
Mt Place NJ Ninth and streets northwest
the Edward K Hardin pastor Sermon Fellowship With God
p.
Eastern Presbyterian Church. Sixth street and Maryland
northeast the Rev. John William Slack, pastor Sermon Uncle
Sans Military Joshuas," 7:45 p m.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Thirteenth and Faiont
northwest the Rev. Joseph Kelly pastor Sermon "A City Set On
Hill" p. m. -
Fifth Baptist Church. near Seventh street southwest the Rev.
J1hn E. Briggs, pastor Sermon "The Way 7:46
Second Baptist Church. Fourth street and Virginia south
Howard Stewart Sermon The Unsearchab
Riches of Christ" 7:45 m.
Metropolitan Baptist Church. streets northeast
Rev. Compton Ball. pastor Sermon I Eternal Life the Present
Possession of All Beievers?" 7:45 p.
Columbia Heights Christian Church Park road Of Fourteenth
street the Rev Bagby pastor Sermon Throwing Away What
We Most Desire" 8 p. m
Scientist Columbia road
Subject, "SOu," m
Church of Christ Scientist Fifteenth
Subject, "Soul" p
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
FALSE, RE|CHMAN
SAYS Of CHARGES
HEIS PRO-GERMAN

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. 19.-Denial OF
the charge that he is pro-German
was made here today by Col. Charles
Reichman. U. S. A, chief muster Of
ficer here. whose promotion was held
up in the Senate by Senator Poin-
dexter. Colonel Reichman said that
Senator Poindexter's charges are
absolutely without foundation and
that he would prove the falsity of
each of them.
II suppose Senator PoindeNter is
sincere in his stand" said Colonel
Reicnman, but he has not the facts.
I cannot with propriety say more
at this time"
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs is holding up Colonel Reich
mans nomination for promotion pend
ign the receipt of q report from the
War Department and Of a communica-
tion from him.
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
URGE DRAFT EXEMPTION
FOR POLICE and FIREMEN

NEW YORK, Aug. 1e.-President
Wilson is requested to amend the Sc
lective service rules so local boards
will be empowered to exempt fremen
and policemen, in resolutions passd
by the District exemption boards Of
New York State.
At the same meeting. the district
boards passed a resolution urging the
President to detail all medical and
dental students and hospital internes
drafted into the national army TO
schools where their instruction may
be continued, SO the army will have
a constant supply OF competent medi-
cal officers. .....r.-....
In this connection another letter
was sent to whitman, pointing out the
necessity for more surgeons in the
army and navy.
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
.HASTY MARRIAGE
OF SON MAY SAVE
LIFE Of MOTHER

Physicians declared today that John
Holden, twenty-four years old, OF 512
Sixth street southwest, may have won
battle with death for his mothers
life when he was hastily married at
her bedside yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Holden. the mother. who had
long been i'll, had a sinking spell in
the morning. She expressed a wish
to see her son married before she
died. Arrangements were hurriedly
made for the marriage of the son to
his betrothed, Miss Helen Van Sise,
twenty-five years old, who was to
have married Holden several weeks
later.
Holden enlisted the services OF the
Rev. /. Conlan, of st. Dominic's Cath
olic Church, who obtained a special
dispensation to perform the ceremony
outside the church. Holden and his
bride are both employed at the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing.
Physicians today declared that Mrs.
Holden's condition is serious, and
that her death may result at any time,
but It was certain that the wedding
had caused a rally from the sinking
spell which set in yesterday.
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
30 BABIES FATE HANGS
ON OPENING OF PURSES

The Baby Hospital, near Camp Good
Will, in Rock Creek Park, where
thirty babies all under two years old
are being given a chance to live, will
be forced to close in a day or two
unless funds are received by the As
sociated Charities at once, 1t was an
nouncsd today. Two thousand dollars
is needed to continue the work.
The doctors and nurses OF the hos
pital say that the babies are in such
a condition from insufficient food and
ill-treatment undergone before they
were received by the hospital that to
desert them now would be disastrous.
Donations will be received by the
Associated Charities at any time.
The Washington times., 1917-08-19
NJ 'ADOO DEMANDS
PROMPT PASSAGE
Of WAR INSURANCE

Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoc
last night demanded that Congress
Immediately pass the war allowance
Indemnity. and insurance bill as an
emergency war measure.
This bill provides against want end
misery among the dependents OF
Americas fighting men. insures their
future welfare II they survive the
war and protects their loved ones
II they do not.
Making this. bill law at once. Nc
Adoo said, Is vital to the quick de-
velopment OF Americas fun lighting
strength at the front and at home.
I'VE have drawn the sword to vim
dicate Americas violated rights"
said the seeretary's. formal state
ment, .'and we cannot afford to per-
nit our soldiers to be stabbed In the
back by uncertainty as to what is
being done for their loved ones at
home.
While deprecating the large num-
Der Of married mems claims for ex-
emptlon, McAdoo blamed them on the
failure of Congress to pass the pro-
lection law and predicted that when
the law is passed. claims for ex-
emption on that score will cease"
The Secretary pointed out that the
morale OF our army Is as essential As
guns and ammunition. that the morale
OF the ciyil population supporting the
fighters is of equal Importance, and
that I'VE cannot have this essential
morale unless the nation comforts the
men in the ranks with the knowledge
that everything possible will be done
for them and their families"
Commenting upon the liberal insur-
ance clause and other phases, Of the
bill, McAdoo said every soldier and
sailor In this war will earn everything
the proposed war insurance bill pro-
vIdes."
The millions we are to be called
upon to spend In support OF the sol
diers in the fighting line. for indemni-
ties and for re-education of the Grip
pied, McAdoo said, are Investments OF
the best sort, "sums of capital ad-
vanced by the nation to promote util-
ity, self-respect and economic develop
ment." r-.i