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The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
LABOR FIGHTS
GAG LAW FOR
P.O. WORKERS
Gompers Declares War on
Burleson Plan to Close
Way Of Appeal.

Organized labor last night threw
down the gauntlet to Postmaster
General Burleson.
In a statement issued from head
quarters of the American Federation
Of Labor. President Samuel Com
pers served notice that any attempt
to force through Congress Mr.. Burie-
sons proposal to deny postal en-
ployes the right to organise will be
bitterly fought. Mr.. Gompers said:
in 1906 the federation presented its
historic bill Of grievances to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and mentioned as one
OF the particulars the restoration of
the right OF direct petition to Con-
gress to government employees
right that was denied them by
executive orders issued by Presidents
Roosevelt and Taft.
I'VE kept this issue prominently
before the public and on August "A,
1872. the Sixty-second Congress en-
acted what was then commonly cali
ed the anti-gag law, a law granting
postal and other government work
ers the right to maintain their own
organizations in the interest Of the
men and free from the domination
Of the department heads. and also
restoring to them the constitutional
right Of direct petition to Congress.
1T is this law which Mr.. Burle-
son Is seeking to have repealed. We
fought for its enactment, We believe
it a wise, Just. necessary law, and
we are prepared to fight against its
repeal.
Sees No Strike Danger.
'T can see no longer danger Of q
strike OF postal employees If they have
free access to Congress and public
opinion to secure the correction of
their grievances. But can conceive
Of serious trouble arising IL the
Burleson idea OF repressing men and
not giving them the opportunity to
organize and to come in contact with
their fellow workers in a sincere de-
sire to make better the lot OF all
groups Of workers is put into opera
ton.
The association Of the postal en-
ployes with the American Federation
OF Labor is purely a voluntary one.
Working conditions for them are not
as ideal as the postmaster would
have the public believe.
ITO deny the right Of workers in
our largest governmental agency to
organize is to make a mockery of our
faith in democracy.
I'VE differ from Mr.. Burleson In his
view that the anti-gag law has
operated to build up organizations
Of employees that are a menace. We
fear that the menace lies. not in the
employees organizations, but in the
denial to citizens Of fundamental
rights"
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
REPORTS COMPLETE TESTIMONY.

Got Facts First Hand.
whitlock. in his capacity a. diplo-
mat Of a power still at that time at
peace with Germany. reported facts
to his superior officers. They did not
want propaganda stories either for or
against any one. Washington wanted
to know what was going on in Bel
gium.
whitlock reported the news with as
much accuracy as II was possible for
him to get 1t. And he got it first-hand
because the American Legation was
the clearing house through which the
victims of the Huns passed.
For a long time whitlock's reports
have been locked up. Now they are
released. forming part of a ninety
four-page book on German War Prac-
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
COAL FOR NEW YORK.

Relief for the shortage Of coal in
Queens County. New York, and in
several New York State towns is ex-
pected to be effected at once, by to-
day in the case of Queens County.
The United States Fuel Administra-
ton announced last night that ship
ments of coal now on the way were
expected there today.
New York towns now under the i'm
mediate attention Of the Administra-
ton include North Newark, Water
town, Hilton, Spencerport. Cape
Vincine, Canandaigua, Auburn, Bar
ker, Hannibal and Waterloo.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

- -
| many children from s to II years.
Eight large families have entirely
disappeared. Four have but one sur
vivor. Those men that escaped death
and many OF whom were riddled
with bullets-were obliged to bury in
a summary and hasty fashion their
fathers. mothers. brothers or sisters;
then after having been relieved of
their money and being placed in
chains, they were sent to Cassel,
Prussia"
Whitlock also touches upon the hor-
rors at Louvain, saying:
"On Thursday, August q. order was
given to the inhabitants to leave
Louvain because the city was TO be
bombarded. Old men. women. chill
dren, the sick, priests, nuns, were
driven on the roads like cattle. More
than 10000 were driven as far as
Tirlemont, eighteen kilometers from
Louvain."
Belgians Used ms Shields.
Our Belgian Minister confirms the
charge that the Germans shielded
themselves behind the bodies Of the
natives-a practice, they have now
resumed in their march into Italy:
THE Germans attacked Hougaerdt
on August IS: the Belgian troops were
holding the Gette Bridge in the village
The Germans forced the parish priest
OF Autgaerden to walk in front oi
them as shield. AS they neared the
| barricade the Belgian soldiers fired an6
the priest was killed. After the re.
treat of the Belgians the Germans
| shot four men, burned fifty houses anC
looted 1O0."
Finally, the military party, alway!
brutal, and with an astounding igno
rance of public opinion and of mora
| sentiment, determined to put thesC
I idle men to work.
| Gen. Won Bissing and the civil por
| ton Of his encourage had always beer
and even now are opposed to thi.
| policy and I think have sincerely dont
what they could, first. to prevent it!
adoption and, secondly, to Tighten
the rigors Of its application.
When HIndenburg Acted.
''Then in August Hindenburg was ap
pointed to the supreme command. Ht
is said to have criticized Won Bissing' S
policy as too mild; there was a quar-
rel; Won Bissing went to Berlin to
! protest. threatened to resign, but die
not He returned and a German of
fetal here said that Belgium woulc
now be subjected to more terrible
! regime-would learn what war was
The prophecy has been vindicated. Re
| Gently I was told that the drastic
measures are really Of Ludendorff's s
inspiration: I do not know. Many
German officers say so."
(Nevertheless Bissing defended the
deportations, doing so openly in a con-
versation with F. C. Walcott, al
! American banker.)
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

described by the Bishop. Of Namur
himself:
"One scene surpasses in horror
all others: It is the fusillade of the
Rock Bayard near Dlnant. 1t ap-
pears to have been ordered by Col
onel Meister. This fusillade caused
the death of nearly ninety persons
without distinction of age or sex.
Among the victims were babies in
arms, boys and girls, fathers and
mothers of families, even old men.
Babies Are Slaughtered.
ut was there that twelve children
under the age of six perished from
the fire of the executioners. six of
them as they, lay in their mothers
arms"
The pile Of bodies comprised also
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
LOCAL MENTION.

16-ox. loaves of bread. 7c, canned
corn, l4Ac: Is lbs. white potatoes,
40c: yellow onions, &c lb.; our best
tea, 59c: Wonder coffee, zoe: Star
cocoa. 25c: F. u. F. salt, &c; pure
pepper. 40c; Knox gelatine, 15c;
cocoanuts. SC and 1oc; mammoth
herring. for csc; IL ozs. Cal. sar-
lines. 15c- 412 Fourth St s. E. and
~ the J. T. D. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
WAR BREAD" READY, =
FOR D. c. CONSUMERS
New Loaf One-third Larser-To
Cost More.

War bread" viii be on sale in the
National Capital today.
The war bread will cost more
each loaf than the regular loaf. but
the size of the new loaf will be so
much larger than the average loaf
that the difference will be in favor
OF the consumer. Bakers last night
stated that the loaf will be one-third
larger, while the increase in price is
but IS per cent
Food Administrator Wilson believes
that general satisfaction will be
voiced by Washingtonians after they
have tried the new war loaves," and
that they will appreciate so generous
an act OF conservation as has been
planned in this connection.
Slower Dunagan, now employed in
the War Department, has passed the
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
Massacres by Hun Troops
Recounted by Whitlock
Minister'S Formal Reports to State
Department Complete Dawning Evidence of
German Fiendshness in War on Innocents.

Brand Whock. American minister Belgium official
ord charging the Germans with the crimes of macrg cvans using
noneombant shields for their advancing troops and de-
porting thousands upon thousands of Bsians into virtual slavery
Germany.
REPORTS COMPLETE TESTIMONY.
His reports that effect made while he was still Brussels
file the archives of the State Department They add the last
emony proof ddhat all of the atrocities charged
the Huns based upon hou facts and merely the in
famed maainaton Of hostile populahons.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

Owing to the scarcity of Italian
men who have gone to war, women
are now acting as pallbearers at near
ly all italian funerals held in this
country
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

The women Of the State of Guam
anajuta, Mexico, have been given the
privilege of voting on all municipal
matters, the only restriction being
that they must be Of good character.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia
Fair and continued cold today and tomorrow
moderate westerly winds
The great storm Of the last few days Is now
passing down the St. Lawrence valley. and the
weather has cleared except that light snow
continues locally in the lake region. Like
wise the winds have diminished ovr the Great
Lakes and the North Atlantic coast. In the
interior the weather remains unseasonably cold.
with zero temperatures last night as far south
as central Indiana, Illinois. Northern Mis-
souri,. Southern Nebraska and Southern Wyo-
ming.
The cold wave has reached the gulf coast and
Florida. with temperatures I desrees TO 10 de-
grees below freezing on the immediate gull
coast and in Northern Florida yesterday morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10
IocIr, TEMPERATURES.

Midnight, "a; a. m, 8; a m, 8; a. m.
a. a. m, Il; 10 a. m. II; II noon. n; - p: m.
Is; p. m. 2; p. m. 2; p: m. "a; 10
D. m, "a. Highest. 81; lowest, ls.' Relative hu-
midity-s q. m. 3; p. m, IS. Rainfall q
p. m. to p. NJ, .. Hours OF sunshine %.
Denartures-Dehciency Of temperature since
January ], 1917, -S7s; deficiency Of temper1ture
since December !. 1917. IA; accumulated de
6ciepcy Of precipitation since JanAury !. 1917,
-3n; excess Of precipitation since December !,
1917, +Q6.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest, 81
lowest, j.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

Official Weather Report-Foir and
Cold.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

Under the auspices Of the Parent
Teachers Association, an oyster Sup
per will be given from 5 until 9 D. M,
Thursday at Lee Camp Hall.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

Rev. c. D. Bulla, d. D., formerly
pastor of the NJ. Z. Church South of
this city, today preached at that
church before a large congregation.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
Sciu SilnOnis.
9lItiicrte Ocrtraaen 4merifa
Dbue 8ertrag.
Gas gcmeiuiame 3icl.

@oibingtou, %. 9lpriI. Die gl.
liicrtcn iinS ii6erjcngt, bnh gImerifa
lidl ants tiefitem 6er5en Dem ac.
mejniamrn AricasiirIc, Den preuRi.
ldlcu 9iiIitariemuS ~ itrit0gGn,
luiomeu mirO, mnO urrSidjttu 0ahsr
auf eiu iOrlRcGCs @Eaout& UelAs9
Der trabitiunrllen RUlitit AHitriga
3umioerlaufen uiiroc.
0icie Grfidrlng gob beutc r.
tbur Sonc5 9nliom, 6riiiidlcr a.j.
hitter oe3 2Iu$mdrtigcn G.rtJe IN
Der Greiie gegcnil6cr ab.
gllnier &ertrauen IN oeu yer
itml0 luo Ole Gcrf6erungcn oieier
9e0ierlm0". ogte 9oIiour, aberu9t
nidt aui 10 iloden @riiu0cL mie
lie ou5 Gcrtrdgen entitebru. Gein
Gcrtrag bernot6te ooS grenPnloia
8crtraucn 5u itdrfcn ooB sic Ger.
einigten Staoteu. nahocm iic in oeu
&rtcg ein9etrcten iino, oorin blei,
ben, bis Dos groBc 3ieI, pelhes
mir ale crboficn, erreibt 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
RnIIIC5e Baucrn u@c6en GC5.
GtgcnrtuOlntion In 5i0m6Iano bereitet De-
Segerung ntne S6pieriofeiten.
Sanrn Utrtrtibtu Stiibsr nnb pcrangcn scilnua.

man ibn mebrere Suge i'm poraus
beIelIeu.
Sn S6areu umIa9ert bas golt
Die AmtSitellen, non oenen Die Reifes
srIuubut2 erttilt ptto. @rIduenis
;piro uur bann erteiIt, irenn Der 2In.
tro9iteIler einen guten ejrunb fit bic
RciIe angeben toun.
9Iuflano nuO llmerifu.
getroQrao, %. 9lpril, ibsr Cons
BON. Die 6reunoI6uft slpiI6eu &uB.
.ano unO 9tmerito Iauo 9eItetR eiuen
iI1tboren 9luSortd. ols ouf Der Reos
nertribiine Der 9uerouoers9oIle Bros
fellor BOul u. n}iluioff, Der Dlinis
ter fir au8ndrti9e 9tnqeIeqen6eiten,
unb Der 8ot'hdIter 9apio u. 6rane
lis itc6 Die 0dnoe ihjitteIten. 6rans
is bate 'oeben cine 3eoe gebolteu,
III peIher er feline lleber3suguug
ousgelprohen. oaB @ubiaub teinen
Scparotirieoen nit DeutI6ldnb ub,
idIieBen lperoe.
9rofeTIpr WiluioFf 1o9te: .prds
libent BiITOu alaubts eitIt, per gBelts
Frieoeu tonne pbne Sieg errungen
meroen. Syebt bat er bur6 feline
9rieasertIdrung bcpiefen. bob er
pom Giegenteil iiber3cugt it,"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

9}em gorf, %. 9lpril. Dicbrerc
6uH0crt 2eutitc, mclhe oa9 (5c6iet
Der Gcrciuigteu Staateu ST. Derloi.
len mijnifcu. cr5clten beute bon
Sen 9uHoa@bef0rocn 1ornmlore 5lr
acianot ucldc ausgaHiat unO nah
@aidingtou geian6t luer0en miiiica,
mn 0aS E5iritisoepartement iiber ois
8ciuhe cltihci6cn miro
Gic 9lntra9itcacr habcu orei
GhctoqrapDien eia}uraid)en nn6 ole
}tatneu pom iini IN gutcm &uie ite-
5eHhen omcrifauiid'cn gir9ern an
3lge6cn, ucldc hA fir Tie ner6iir.
gen mcuen. Sic miliieu id]u0ren.
oaB tie nid,t oe5ucgeu oas Soao
.Derlaiieu pcllen uu Ole ariegii,d.
rung 4nigritas 5u bin0cru un0 itt.
men 6eia0eu 81 bei'tn
Iie meiiten &uya9itelicr bc05'
FdliiaeH iid nod Sil0amcgita 81
beacbea.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
llQOri(btrn aus geatl(blQno.

e =
fife erFabrs, blt Dsatftben ejefaubtsn
I'M neuiraIen 9luSlan0e, eiti9lieBlita
Graf 8ro6oorffsRanBau, ber Sc
Ion0te in Ddnemart, ieicn nn9 Ser
In aereiIt, nm an elmer Sibun9 oe5
8unDesrutes teiljunebmen, bic ben
2auh6Dottrieg betrefIe.
aopenldQtn q. gpril, u6er Com
BON. Der 9eIuA 0es tiirtii9en Be
3ier5 2aIoot Sen in Berlin miro,
cem n2 otdlsN sNn3eiger SufOls
lac, 3u elmer 8eipre1ung i'm oeutIcben
60uptquortier uber 0en GinfluB Der
.Din3e in 3u5lono nuf bic algemeine
Gage fii6reu. Der &orreIpouDent 0es
n1o8ebIott IN aonitantinopel
miBt oem 8eiu@ e6eniods groBe Be
oeutung 81.
aopeuboqener 9eurtciler polen
borau8. baB 9alaat Ben BEL Iciner
Qntunft neoer pom 8an3ler, nod
pom StaatsTetr. oe8 QerBern, Or.
Zimmerman, am8a6n6of empianaen
nuroe, onbers i6lieben. Sic glnus
ZEN, bic 8eiIe bes GroBoe3iers 51ns
ge mebr nit tiirtiiden G0ten uno
penn 0uni1 nod @iIfe 3uiommen.
2lmlteronmer Qa6rihten beiaqen,
Bic peutTde 9reiie beiddftige Id lsbs
5dft nit oieiem geiuhe, Der brett
init ber 9dpre9ung Der gemeinIamen
5rie0ensbeoingun9en 3u tun babe.
Rad 9eipredungsu nit Dem 9an3s
Ter uno Or. 3immermann niro Der
@e3ier Iib in bo5 9robe 6auptqunrz
tier gum aaiier 6egeben.
SuIsarien iic6t 5rieoen nnbe.
Der &orreIponoent Der .9ofTis
i den 3ettun9" in Sofia meloet,
Der 6ulgarii6e arie8smiuiiter ba6e
8eiogt: DWeiner QnIi6t nab, iit Der
5riebe udber, als piele glagbsn. Die
ruiijIde aeDolution uro Qmerifds
5nteroention 6o6en i'm ndber gss
6ra6t. 2(merifas Griegsertldrunq oas
Cur6, 5aB 2lmerita islber ieiHs Wlgz
ait;on uuo Gebensmittel braube, uno
auf60ren mug. bic Qaiierten gu bsrs
Iorgen. IS bot bur4 ieine &riegsers
tldrung in 0irtli6teit aufgeb0rt,
arie3 gegen bic 3entralmddte gu
Tijhren."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
aamaoas 0rieasfoIfen.
CeffentIidlc SdInIO it in idncllcm
gSadlien beartffen.

Sttapo, 25. 2tpriI. Dur6 ben
Grie9 iIt bic 5ffentli6e S6ulb See
naoos BON $336,000,000 ouf $780,
100000 ongepohTen, Der 5tnan3s
miniiter Sir 3homos Wbite ertldrte
i'm tonobiibeu 6nuie Der 8emeinen,
bob iie ON Gnbeo oieIes 5abres ST.
300.Q00.000 betrdgen miro.
Die 8riegsfeueru boben inn eriten
Sabre 130 Ulinionen Doaors einges
bradt, i'm 3neiten 170 unb neroen
i'm orittsu Sabre 232 Uliaionen eins
brin9en. Die glusaoben Iteigen bur6
bic qr0Beren militdriiden Qultreus
gungen, neIde 9nnaoa ma9t. iopie
burh 9inien unD penlionen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

glmitcrOam, %. 9lyril, i6er Con.
con. Giner amtlidlcu Scrlincr Sc.
pCidle 5nfOlgc fat Saiicr g2ilbelm
Dem GrOaprinSrn ]lupprcdlt uun
Gnperu Der Sen Cbcr6cfegi ii6tr
bic bentidjcm Sruppen i'm grraS.
SCrraiH fuBrt, cine ScpcidJc fol.
gcuSen SSabnltcS ocidJift;
Ser meme cngliIdle. Gtarm ami
Ocm SdIaditfcloc bon Nrras 1T bon
Scinen Sruppcn njCprrgr6rodDen
uurOcn. Sen SclSen pUu gIrras
nnO ibrcn 5ii6rcrn, bic, iuas ;Sagis
feit uno Griolg nn6etriift, es ib-
rcn Samer0ben on Der g,isne nnb
in Der Champagne glcidJgctan ia
6cn, ii6cricHoe idJ meiucn nuo OeS
SaterlaHOes Gnuf. 0Ott helfe luri.
tcrM
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
S6lQ0t bel Arrds enoete init Ibwt-
rtr llieotrlagt Tir CnglanS,
pnr6bru6sDerlud Gin u6ligrr 4eblIdlag.
GHgliiGe unO fran56iiitc Sricgsdmtrr bfsaiprudeu
teiHe OOer uHtui6tigc GrfOlgc.
-Sonoon mefoet 5000 @efangu1e.

Ser ocntidlc GoIbat an Del
6rOHt UciF, Dan ieOcr Ocntipe
Mann nuS ieOe Ocutidlc Irau III
0amic iciuc Ober lire YflidJt ~:
nnS nn0blaiila 6rmiibt lit, ib,A
SrGnEcn unf Dem 6eloe, in ocm We-
lUiiil Der SdIladjt nm Sc6cn nue
SpO, mn Scin uuO 9'idlticiu, bei;u.
iteben.
yglu Den auoGren Scilcn Ocr mcIl.
lidlen cSroAt nnO auf ocn anScr.u
Srir9sIdlGnplGtcn bat It'd nidts
midlti9es erCianet."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

9open6agen. %. 4pra. 8eutIhe
ariegatprreipon0snten an Ser peIt!is
den 5ront teiien in i6rsn 8eridten
NIT, ouB bic 8eutiAen Die aat6eoraIe
oon 8eims 6sidieBen, neil iie bon
ben 6ran5pIen pie0erum ais 8eo5s
-o6tltngspolten benuBt miro. 8eric5te
Gus oem oeuti@eu 6ouptquartier be-
faQen, baB Die 6ran5oien aui beioeu
Siirmen 8eobo9tungspofen ongeiteGt
6oten. Die 8orreiponOenten ertldr.n,
0oB Die 5raH3oieI eS iia iel6ft 3u3u.
ihretben 6o6en, ipenn Die s6rlpiiroige
aatGeordle iGIieBlih gang in Srijm=
mer gelegt meros.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

Sdlodt in ser Champagne uu0 oa
Der ai5ne borlduiig oudl ais been.
Get 9elten bari, lUcIm0leid c5 b;i
imo nie0cr nod 3u Seilan9riiicn
ouf beidrauftcr ,Sront fomut.
9lus Dem Stiaitano oer adingfg
nuB man SEN SdIuB sie6en scr
0ie engIiit1cn im0 iraBoijideu GJg
rer ejugeiehen baben, oaB ein 9oe.
se6eu in Der bis5erigeg 8eiie 3med.
los iii. 3u 6ieicr giniift fohH ia
MIR eiu poaitdn6iger g}ibariofJ or-
tcadlt baben.
lie 10 8epoHnale Gtniidt miro
nit oagi beitra9el Sic 0rjtoefs
i0ee 5u froItigeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

9o8 engIiife ariegsolnt umte,-
8icbt iid Ser 0}ij6e, Der g9clt mis-.
8nteiten, 0oB Der oeutIde @eritri
un5llpcrlaiiig ici oaB Die gritcn
iiber6oupt nidt periud)t batten. sic
6eiltide S5ront 5u ourdbrcmcn lmb
bob bel Gems iiberboupt feline &Gnu.
lfe ItottgeflpOen b1tten. 2icie pc.
Imiibunacn baben penig 3lpef, on
es oildJ beute uid]t 0eS 0eutidet
8cridteS beOarf Inn fcit5ldteIIen.
oaB Die britii6e Gfieniipe bel qlr.
ro5 Elm idpcrer 6eblifIog gapeiell
| lit. 9Iu5 Den aeitri9en ln6 beuti.
| IgaIi @eridlten oe8 engIiihen Grieqs,
Imutcs geht init iHperfcnnbnrer
9eutlidfeit beroor. Dob Die britiid,e
IGiicniipe BEL 9(rraS ouf Der aan;en
55ront sum- @nIten gefommen lit.
@tou fam nidt onneGmeh ooB sic
9riten i5rcl, @orrorib freilpiliq
cingeitedt boben. 9tllr uugebeurc
@crIuIte mO Oie ginii6t. oaB mel.
tereS @or0ringen rurnoglih ooer 3lt
fener on 9lcnihen unO Rateria[
irin miir0e. fam iie 5u Ser ueucu
Gauic peranIabt boben Gnriiber
touu aud nitt Der geringite 3pei.
feI beite6en.
S5n @erliner @eriht miro er.
IiIdrt. 0oB bic GngIonoer nuf fret,
cnl 6eI0c, oem bon GeltidlIan6
nun SdlodtfeIoc beItinuuten a5el.
l0e bes 3oOe8" alIbergep6hHIi,tl
idluere @ertllite crIittcn. Gs 1T
loIio geuau oos ciugetretet. mas ois
Ioeliti6e 5iibrilna NIT i6rcn Rid
| 5ug ortf sic Siegfrie0. 5tequnqea
| ec3inedte. SSnl ldluBlolen Serrntn
L iogar Die gdume iino a6gc6af.
uor6en - nniiien Die gritclt geqcH
Icie befeitisten 0eutihen SteGunqeu
uorriiden, Dem 6eler Der oeutidel;
ArtiGerie. Die iih auf Dem befann,
item Gcrrain ioiort rinid)icBen fonn.
lie, ihueIos preisgegeben. G5 mdrc
sme6los, ableugnen 8u Weaen. o1l
Iein ioIder an9riii Die iurdtbariten
Cpier foroert.
Gie SdIodt bei arras oarf oor-
ildufig als beenoet geItelL ME cle
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
alie6sn getrOarnS.

Qonoou, .. 2tPrif. 9epsfc5en
1us qetrograo 3Hfalge fIisbeH biz
2eruobner 9stroqroos. oa iis iErfs
ten. bob biz IeuiiG'Fs: tomnen.
g3nu men eiuen 9iaB in eirew
3pgs nah Wiostau babeH mill, mub
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

2(miter6am. %. 2(pril. Syn ieiner
Wtontog5aus9obe bra6te Der - il +
feI0orfer 0eneraIon3e:
ger" Die Io4ri6t aus Berlin, Die
frenoen Sournuliiteu bditen bort Die
beItimmtciten Grtldrunqen ii6er ben
oem0trotii6su Gboratter Der oeEtz
IDen politii6en 9tcuoronung erbalten.
rOemotrotie Ici tatid6Ii6 auF Dem
UtdrI6." lleber Die Griegs3iele
0entIdlanos iei ni6ts tpeiter geio9t
nproen, oIs OnB Die Wslt eritount
ii6cr lire gPGbigteit iein iperoe. Sps
piel man peiB, ent6dIt fein anoeres
oeutIfes glott oieie UlitteilIug.
Wa9rfGeinlich baiisrt ourauf 0ie
foigenoe britiiAe Ra6riht;
Qcuopn, %. 2(pril. Sine 0epeIhe
an BEN ,gr4ange 3elegropb" bon
gmiteroam beIagt: IS miro anqefiiuz
bigt, ooB 0ds 0eutide 2lusndrtige
Unit aGe ieBt in Berlin befinpliden
SournaIiiten aus neutrolen 2dnbern
gu elmer geheimen &ouferen3 bsrufen
peroen, in Der ibnsn Die peuti6en
5rie0ens6eOingungen mitgeteilt Mir
ben, un0 3ipnr burd Den Stauts ST.
tretdr Der Nuspdrtigen 2lugslegenbeiz
ten, Or. 3immermonn, unO ben linz
tsrItaots Setretdr Or. bon Stumm.
Die beutI9e preFe proteitlert boses
gen. oaB neutrdle JournoIiiten oerz
art 6eOor3ugt tperOen, pdbrsno beutz
ihe 8ldtter bas 5benn toum 6erii5s
ren ourften.
5alant Sc in gerliu.
aopenbagen, %. 2lpril, iiber 2ons
npr. Die .0dtipna[ 5ipenDe" Inrt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29

eonoun, %. 9Ipril. 5n cincr 9e.
pcidjc Der Gentrnl 3eius UOn Nm'
itcroam miro mitgctcilt, Oaf Der
eentidc 9icid5tag iidj nadI fnr5cr
SieuHg anf DEN ,. Yiai ucrtaat Got,
0err S6ciOemam, Ger io5ioIiiti-
ithe 6iibrer, iprah icin 9coaucrn
Garil6cr aus, 0aB Der Geid)@tdJ
ihon 10 baI0 pertagt peroen ioate.
Ter So5ialoentograt Serabour err
fldrte, 0nB 9c0aueru uidt 9enug
lei. Gr perIouQte, oaB Der 9ieibs.
tag in Sibung blei6e, um Die 9tnb-
rlng5ira1e SIT beipredcn. oGou-
ienoe BON 2lrbeiteru~, iogte er, o5a.
ben lire Hrbcit eiuiteucn miifien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
1t0btl0jt StattOit.
SentidDe 5irma DsabIifDtigt lire Gr
ridltnna IL 9lracnfinien.

guenos 2tircs, 25. 2tpril. Sine
oeutids 5irmn, bic bic 2elsfuntsn-
&ieienIhaft Osrtritt, bat Iib an bic
3egierung um bic @rlau6nis gee
nanot, i'm W1Onot Wloi llnteriu6uns
gen 3ned5 Grri6tung elmer 0rabtlos
FEN Station anItelen gu oiirfen.
Spdtsr pia bic 5irma cine rieIi9e
Stotion erridten, Die in bro6tloien
Qerlehr NIT Qerlin treten fnn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
Qrbeitspedliel al8 Gr6ulmu0.

@oibington, 25. 9lpriI. Ser q(r.
6citsiefretdr ggiIion iaate beute ii6ar
zen Glau Der 2anomirti6ait, qlr.
better 81 peri6oiien: Set 2yo6ren
habe id qe9Iaubt, 0aB ar6eitcnoe
Nienidlen BON 3eit 5u 3eit ejneu
@ediel ia Der 9eiddftiguug ais
cine 6erie8eit BADEN ioQteu 0}ir
id)eint, 0ic ieeiqe 3eit lit cine qute
@clegenbeit 81 pro6ieren, o6 IS
uidlt Den 2lr6eiteru mie Ser )}atioa
4orteil brdd}te, qr5Bcre Nienas
pou Fabritorbeitcrn no imucr oas
fHogIh lit, sur 9lrbcit aui ocH 81
reru, 5. q CUR Grute1e.t u btur
laubcn. ,Sd] boiie, Der EioH lua
6ie 9eihjlie pietsc 3rp5ce ar5s.i
ge6er finacr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
gdniidleE 8 6ria anf 8eina.

Qonoon. .. qgriI a0ril gbrts
tidu bou Dduemdrt 1T elmer g2el
SUNG aus Stod5olm 3ufoige gum
8eiuhs BEG Sdmeoentonigs Guitar
i'll Stotbolm eingetroiieit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-29
Galaat Sc in Berlin.

aopenbogeu, %. 2tpril, iiber Con.
bon. Die Rational 5ioenpe" Iogt