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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Commercial Paper. market was
dull and firm. Prime regular maturi-
ties held at ~ per cent, with only a
small amount Of paper moving.
Official rates OF discount of each Of
the twelve Federal districts are as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Below is given the current exchange
value OF foreign money in dollars and
cents. together with the intrinsic gold
parity, as calculated by the United
States Mint:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

West Penn Power Company. Regular
quarterly dividend Of l%s per cent on the
preferred stoca. payable August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Great Northern Railway Company Reg
ular quarterly dividend Of = per cent. pay
able August 10 stock Of record July 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Midwest Oil Company. Regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent on the preferred
stock. payable July 20 20 stock Of record Of
Jul" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Standard Coupler Company. - Regular
semi-annual dividend Of per cent on the
preferred stock. payable June 80 20 stock
Of record June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

DEVELOPMENT work. The corporation Is
earning at the rate OF sl2,OO0,OoO a
wear. The pipe line 10 Kansas City VIII
be completed and in operation July To-
This will materially increase earnings.
The completion Of the pipe line TO Chi'
cago will further increase earnings
There is no thought of discontlnuing
dividends. as the outlook for the OIL
business was never brighter
CrucibIe Steel.-On a turnover OF
more than $4,000 shares the stock OF
this company scored net gain for the
day of 81. points. The directors re-
Gently cut the back dividends on the
preferred stock down TO per cent
With this amount in arrearage Wall
Street believes that dividends will be
started in the near future on the com
mon. Earnings on this issue were re-
Gently estimated at approximately $50
share.
Trumbull Steel-Directors have
recommended a capital increase from
100000 900 TO s12,000.000. with an Of
fering of the new stock. Proceeds viii
be used for increasing the output OF
open hearth and plate departments ana
the purchase of coal lands now under
option. The company's plants are To-
Gated at Warren, Ohio. an have a
finishing capacity of 100000 tons an
nuallv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
News Digest
Foreign
Russian Issues Supported in Lon

Russian Issues Supported in Lon
don. London. June 25. The invest
ment section Of the stock market main
tanned a good tone. with more support
for Russian issued. The leading oil
shares were strong and active and Bra
.ilians were firm, but rubber stocks
and Argentine rails were fiat. Amer
can securities were marked higher and
closed quiet.
Paris Bourse. Paris. June %
Prices were firm on the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent rentes. 90 francs %
centimes for cash. Exchange on Lor-
don. 27 francs - confines. Five pc:
cent loan, IS francs % centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
PennsyIyanil Salt Manufacturing Com.

PennsyIFanll Sail ManufacturIrg Iom-
psny@ The company has declared a quarter
~ dividend Of 81. per cent payable July
& tu stock of record June 30 This is an
increase Of per cent per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

sub ITedSurN.-NeW Orh DdHhs
gained from Sub-Treasury $4,000.
Slver-Bars in London, 1913 pence;
New York. 7Sis cents; Mexican dollars,
615s cents.
Boston Bank Statement.-The weekly
statement of the Boston banks dis
closed a decrease in surplus reserves
of S5,9S2.000. Loans and discounts IN
creased Sl,353,000.
Gold Currents. Gold to the amount
Of Sli.G0O 600 arrived from Ottawa yes
torday OF British government account
and was deposited at the Federal Re-
serve Bank Gold imports since the
movement began, week ago, now total
SS7,5S1 900. and since the first of the
year Si69. 531 600. Gold imports from
all sources since January /, 1915, ag
gregate 81 G20.23l 600.
Bankers withdrew 100000 IN coin
yesterday from the Sub-Trcasury for
shipment 10 Cuba.
London Money Market Loud y.
June 25.-The money market was r.
" well supplied with funds to-day.
Discount rates were steady. Russian
and Italian exchange rates showed
better tendency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Consolidation Coal Company. - Regular
quarterly dividend Of I l. per cent on the
capital stock. payable July 81 20 stock Of
record July l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Sub Treasuy.-New York banks
gained from Sub Treasury $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

This resulted in income after the
deduction of expenses, taxes and I'M
collectible revenues as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Over Over Over

Bank CIearings.-The days cIearings
at New York and other cities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

SIINer.-bars III LOHuon, oJIs pVHVV
New York, 1872 cents; Mexican dollars
SIS cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
GtenerauSlercien.

g9el6e llmItGnoe es nod in Sen
5wan5iaer Sobren in Nbeinbeiien
ma@te. menn elm Bauer ii6 Elm paar
Sdu6e taufen poate, iinoen mir in
elmer Summer ser Dglaeemeinen
3eitlng" ans Dem Sabre 1926. Go-
rim 6eiBt es ,@eiebt. es wolte Elm
9eluo6ncr oeS Gorfes @iuSbeim
meldes an ser @ainipibe cine balbe
5tunoe bon W1ain5 liegt, iid elm
4aar Sdu6e in ser Stoot fauien,
10 nuBte ct folgenoen @orlhriiten
@eniige leiiten, 0cren 9iihterfiiIllng
sic Gonfistatiou neben bcOelitenOen
@eIOItrofen nod Il 65og. /. @r
mlBte BEL Dem GrtSeinnebmer in
@ms6eim einen Sronsportihein 6o.
len uno 0ofiir @ebiibreu entri6ten;
mar ser 9eamte ni1t 81 Souie. 10
mn eBetr eben feline 9}eiie Oeridic-
ben. 9. gr muBte Die in Maiu5
sefauiten Shube iteueramtlid plom.
biren imo iih Oarii6er einen Shein
auSiteaen loiien wofiir er eleidioas
cine 9[beobe 8oblte. 3. @r mar bel
ieiner 9lnfinit in @insbeim ee6al-
ten oen in @iain5 empfoneenen
Sdein on oen giinebmer o65uIie.
fern, Ser oie @lomben interiuhte
uno, wenn iie unperlebt befmoen.
abnabm. gllSoann puroe i6m A. Die
@inlage quittirt. Gieien S1eiu
muBte er ouf @erIanaen por3eigen
t0nueu unO oesDolb feds Monate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
SldttrripradJr.

-
gBtr armeu 8lGtter, i'm 2eno gsboren,
5aIIen 5ur Grbe, pelt unb berlOren.
gBie mars bod 10 i9On i'm li9tblauen
&aum,
@us tur5e 2ebeu, OOrbei tpis elm
Sraum.
81, ruff Elm gtdtt6eu, nod iussnOIid
grim,
@ir biirfsu pie6er I'm Triiblins err
blib'n!
Wlir miro ni9t bange, parum Der5ds
een9
SD perbe mutig mein 2Os ertragen.
0toItrOte 8lGtter, Iie raf9eIn i'm Mtnb,
llno fliiItern Ieife: 0u sinfdltig &inO,
mir alien 9lGtter, mir piRen 8ef4eio,
Ralt pirbs unb traurig, bas tut uns
70 IeiOI
aein @SgIein sipitf6ert uuf uniereu
3peigen,
Dis ganae g2atur bdIt tieFes S@tDeis
gen;
Su, iunses 9Idtt9en, Ous 2eben 1T
f9per,
9O& erit Oas Sterben, nod touieub'
NAL mebr!
Der @Ommer f9eiost, es iptmmsrn 70
bang,
Die biirren 8Idttsr-ben S9ponenses
fangl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
llnterin@nnabeaonn.en

~ ~ ! ~ W !" ~ v = " = ~ " ~.
&ouiton Sgeas, %. 9(uguit. -
Gie llnteriuGltng oes 9Iitfrubrs Ser
far6igen Grlppen melAer am Gon.
neritag II Spfer forOerte, bat 'beute
6egonnen nodoem @laior George
Bell eingctroifen it,
Gle beute erfolgte glbfabrt oeS
forbi9en gatoiAons no1 Columbus,
g&-Gl., bat oie Spannlng in Sou.
iton etpaS permiuoert, obgIeicb sic
9eb6rOen Oie Gage nit feIter Souo
6e6erriden, ii6er6aupt fein eruiter
Srlbel me6r erportet rpurOe.
@ouptnonn g. 2. Snow lit nidt
nit Dem Battalion o6gegonaen, oo
er nod Sort Smith abgeorOuet
purOe.
Gr BAT ieinen amtliden 9eridt III
Ueneralmoior @urfer in Sort Sam
Solliton qeionOt.
Gieruno5wou5ig 6ar6ige, melde
iitriftSaunolt Groofe ocS N1orOeS
beiduIOiet befinOen iib i'm @efdug-
niiie.
Gie Seide oeS ermoroeten Saupt.
monns Soiep6 gS. Mottes BON 9attc.
rie 81, Sllinois 6elOartillerie.9 .9iegi-
ment, puroe ieinen Slngeborigen 5u-
geianot.
9ale an Der SAicBerci bet6eiliatei
ISor6igen bis auf Orei iinO in Sdn-
oen ser 9eb0rOen ooer Oes @filit1rS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
g[rm ac6rudlen.


6rou 9aura sc 8etris, eine Stale
nerin fiel, ais iie nit @dide- -9lut-
5Gneen bei6Gitiet mar, BON Ger
&eronon 0es Souies Ger. 2410. Dit
@3uOiionitra6e, auf OoS StroBeupfla.
tier uno bra1 ii6 einen 9lru, Der i6r
I'M ct. Soiepbs-Soipital eeiest wur-
Sc, mo6in iie i'm @ogen oes norO6it-
lirben &oIisei.0iitrifts genonmen
mor0en mar.
gIbOunCuten, bic ben ,Seutidjen GDrres
iPOnhenten" itidbt pNuttlid DOer mreaeI'
mdhig erbaIien, iinb gebeten, her Office
baUon bet SeIcp6Un OOer idlriftIld Wiit'
t0eiInne 81 uIa@eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
])Ou trrttt.
Cine Gbsscidi9ts bon Grit @Harr.

glls bic beioen gbegatten an bic
Tiinf3ig paren, fprang in ibnen pI0Bs
LID berIelbe @unI9 auf: Steiutir8enl
Mertipiirbig ipur es eber, oob es iie
felt oen fiinfun0anan3ig Sdbren ibrer
Gbe nod ni9t einmal na9 Dem 9orf
9e5ogen bate. Menn man 5ufdmmen
bort geboren ipor. oufammen bort als
No9barstinoer fpieIte-io bdtte man
bod oenten 1ollen, baB-
glun, ole beioen ba9ten iebenfdls
ni6ts, als fie jeBt bur9s @Orf Steins
tir6en I9ritten, bur9 bas olte SUI
eenblano, nur fiiblen taten fs. Die
berTunt'ne Sugeno fubIten iie, bic uuf
einmal NIT Wla9t auf iie bereins
rouf9ts. Die SdnOe fiiblten iie. bic
alt eeiporo'nen, bic fudenO aueinunber
toTteten, pdbreno bic freis Sunb bon
beiOen 5eigte, tpiss unO 5ei9nete: r0u,
9looIf, peiBt bu no4-Oer Bad bu
0riiben-9@
n9u, 6riba, ipeiBt bu nOd-bus
Sommerbdus bort oben-9"
.Ql9, 9lbolf, pie lit bieIe MieIe bort
70 Helm eeiporoen, in Der i4 INNER
oIs tleines N1dbel lag, pGbren0 mir
bic SeuI9reden iibers @eIiAt sebupft
iino-peiBt gu no99"
mMie fol i9 bas ipiKen, Sriba-
i9 lag ME ouf bieier WieIe-aber
iieb NAL Oortbin-ipie tuinoig 1T Der
Sei9 ba briiben gsiporben, ouf Dem
i9 oIs tleiner 8ub' INNER TloB ges
fabren bin-peiBt gu nod, Gribu9"
~Mie fOn i9 baS piReu-ih bin
niemaIs nit Dir TloB sefubren-bd
muBt bu I9on nit eiuem an6ern tIeis
nen U1Gbel-"
~phi, Tri6u, iUie magit gu 70 mas
iaeenl~
~Qlber a0olf, 3 mar bod nur Elm
tIeiner S9er5, ben man fi9 leiiten barf
nd4 fiinfunb0pon0ig Sabren @be."
~So9 llnO penn i9 bir nun fagen
poIlte, baB ueben Dem fleinen MGOel
ouf Der 6euihredipie1e Elm onberer
tletner Sunge geIegen pGre, Dem Oies
ielben 9euI9reden iibers @eIi9t bupfs
ten ipie ibr-9"
npfui, 9lbOIf pis magit ou 10 mas
fdeen9"
0o muBten ie beibe laden unb tire
Urine, bic fid unberfebens elm penig
9elodert batteu, i9oben iicb ipieber fes
tier ineinanoer. Die 9lrme, ni6t bic
9eraen. Die panoerten inapiI9en,
anseltOBeu bur9 bic Iebten SGBe, auf
De- Der Seui9redpieIe. uuf Dem TIOB i'm
gDetber-ieoes fir ii4.
Auf einmal mar iie tpieber oroB, bic
9eui9redpieTe. 9luf einmal sirpte
es ipieber b'rin, bapfte es pieoer O'rin,
log bic Some e'rab'fO pieoer b'rouf
ipte OomaIs. Gag 6ie tleine yrioa
ipteoer felig beri9lafen i'm @ieIenouft
uno blin5eIte beimli6 our9 einen pins
SSlgen 9ioipaIt einen friT6en fpiBbHbis
lpen Sungen an, Der nit einem 8itters
s srCs perani i4Ii8, um iie, bic er i6la>
Isno pd3nte, oumit an Der NaIe su
i.gein. is! War Ous ni@t Ser W2ar9 gaas
tan.! tar!l@ mars oos MGrle . oc6 ia. oos
ufoTle, mas pObI aus ibm oeiporben
pGr!-"uaon" bate es bod oern oes
2aDt, arg germ rmon" bate ii9 aur
ytot tOsar OOritsren tOnnen, ook ,mSnn
NIT Oem elm puar eefporSen pSre--
pdrum benn ni9tg
Su-5at Der 2IOoIf etpu oor bic
tleine @s0ontenertruiOur uewsrttw
fetn, Der fbien ia aud CANA DerSOnren
an ibrem 4rm gu punbeln-ntr n
t4limm mar ia 0os ni6t. f6 bor,,,s
HELEN, mics eeiporben pGre. tpenn MOI,
nit benz onoern-iper peiB, tper meis
Obs ni4t Dieleidbt iOQor- y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
Corporal crtrunfcu.

9ei'm 9ooen in einem See bei &c.
ras, 9altimore-Golntp, ertronf &c.
itern 9iabnIittag Corporal Soiepb
EoieI bon Dem Comp q. Oes 3. 9Jla-
rpldnocr Snionterie.9eginent. Sein
SeiAnam murOe cine ShlnOe ipdter
geborgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

lang bel elmer @eIOiraic non 3 @ul.
Den alibemobreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
Hn lic6enner CErinnrrnnn

an nelile irene Nhifcr,
0iiobetb @eiurcih,
melne am 26- gln0nt 1906 nar0. aber Mot
Oer9eilen it,
Infer &erirnuen IN Seiu IN bic gSabrbeii-
Ser gScg Der leitei sur beiiaen 9iub.
Sae mar Der Wuube Der .UtuIicr
Nlo lie l0loB Die nliloen 9luaen 5I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
gieraia WlOrOantIaacn.

@on Ser @rano SurD bon Sorris-
Golntp, Eeros, in &erbinouna
nit Ger Gepolte ser 9}eger.Sol0o.
ten er6o6en. ~ GaS 9teger.Ya-
toiQon no9 ieiner @arnlon in
Columbus, G.-Ni., 5liriidgeianot.
~ 0ie &erboiteten oen NiilitGr.
9e60rOen ausgelieiert.
Souiton Seras, 26. 9luguit II
&orlGufige 9(nflagen ouf Moro mur.
oen 6eute BON ser Sarris- -GolntD.
@ron0 SurD gegen 81 Ger 9ieger-
Soloatell bon Ser "a. Snionterie, Oie
bon 0en Gioil.8eb0r0eu oer6aitet
mor0en woren lnO eeeen ie1s on.
Oere, Oie nod iliidtig limo, er6oben,
na6Oem Die @eiongenen nit allen
mOeren Mitglieoern oes 9icgiments
no6 Columbus, 9t.-@i,, geianOt NOR.
oen poren.
So6al0 es allgemetn befonnt pur.
sc, DAB sic 9}eoer, weI9e an ser 9ie-
ooIte pon Gonneritog 9lbeno tbeil.
no6men, Sen mee-9lutoritdten aus.
gelieiert morocn moren, 6anOelte Die
@run0 sSurD. Count. u.9eomte du-
Berten llnmi0en Oarii6er, Dab Oie
0}Gnner i6t9r O6bilt ent5ogen nun.
Oen.
0iitriftsonpoIt So6u $. Groofer
la9te: ngtacb meiner glnii9t miro
oilr6 oie E6atio6e, ooB oie SoIoaten
Dor ein Grieoseeri6t geiieat werOem
ben Gipilbe6oroen ni1t oos 9iecbt &C.
nommen iie 5u pro5eiiiren. Die,
meIde BON Dem miIitGrii9en @e.
rihtS6of ser 8elirahtng entge6en
peroeu in ocn @eri6ten BON Sorris.
Gountp pro5eiIirt meroen."
g}o9 6eli biS6erieen gln5eiben
oiirite Die 3a6l Der @erIuite, ole ii6
auf II SoOte unO 81 &erpumOete
itelt, ui1t mebr oerdnoern.
Die Srlppen Oie BON Sort Sam
Souiton in Son 9lntonio uno bonn
Sort Grodett in @alpeitou no6 bier
beorOert poroen maren ipltroeii beu.
te nh9 i6ren @arniionen 5uriidge-
ian0t.
aud gteJcrbatoiIlon aus
0eming ab berufen.
9eminn g}..@l., %. 9(ug. ~
lin oro6enoe llnru6eu ST. bermeiOen
murOen @or6ereihlngen gegen alit.
tag eetrofier, oos bier itationirte 0te-
ger-9atoiQon oes "a. Snfonterie-9e-
gimenteS nod Ieinem friiberenStanO.
orte in Columbus, 9t.-Nf., 5u oers
Ieben. Die @nti6eiOing murOe bon
oen W}ilitGr. 9littoritdten ais oas He.
iultat bon 9ro6lmgen ii6er S6mie.
rigfeiten 5wii6eu gleger-Solooten
itno 9iirgern lmo oaS 8riigeln zines
9lutomo6ilfo6rers getroiien. @aIter
Cooper, Elm 6o6rer eines @aliaoier.
9[utomo6ils, muroe an Ser StaOt-
gren3e iAlimm 5ugeridtet auieeiln-
Oeit imO es 6ieB, OoB Cooper bon
aipei geeeer-Soloaten engogirt NOR
oen mar. 1ie 3iige puroen eeeeu
@}ittae 5uiammeneeiteut unO batten
9eie6l Die Soloaten 10 i9neIl wie
m0glic6 alif5une6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

Sebt babe i6 iie gum @eiipiel 0mei
Shnoen in Sub geloiieu
ll6rmoder; uSerrgott, Oa ian g sod
nit 10 faull"
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Ger. r.freigebige OnfeG.
Satin: rGll infer gleffe idbidt ans
Oem 6eloe nit einem laneen 9riefe
ieine photographic; ga miiBten mir
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g9ie sdlarfiMn cin @ermaaen retlete.


Den atibepobren.
g9ie Sdarfiuu elm %erm6gcu rettete.
@inem @drtner in Der 9}d6e Don
lltreht mar inn glopcmber 1915 elm
2iit6en nit &ert6papieren Coupons
lmo Sparfoiienbiidern i'm 99ertbe
BON gegen 10000 @uloen entuenoet
morOen imo olle gladioridunaeu
blieben Dergeblib, bis Oieier Gage
oos beiagte 9iithen our4 eineu 81.
iall in einem &anal aligeiiid]t uur-
Oe. G6gleicb Is nod OerihloNen ge.
blie6en mar, mlBie ib ood iein Sn-
bait infoloe oes lonoen SiegeuS I'M
@oiIer in boiimtngslos perOorbeiem
3uitono 6efiuOen, 10 OoB oie lltrecb-
ter Suiti5 oie lluteriudung Dem PIN.
iteroamer @eridtSdemifer s. s. ban
2eSOen SuIieboi6 ii6ertrue Der ieine
idtuierige 9lufgabe nit geniaIem
Sdorfiinn 81 l0ien puBte.
9ei'm Sefincn Der aiite crgob es
iid, oaB bic oorin beiinOliden &ert6-
popierc iib in cine ihIehnigc, poppi.
&c, iibelriedenoe WRoiie Dermanoelt
bdtten, oeren 9eimbeitanotbeile BON
9ofterieu peridieoener 9lrt auige-
5e6rt morOen moren 10 oab oie ga.
pieri1idten oller 6eiiigfeit bar, bel
ieoer 9erii6rlng 5u 5eriollen orob-
ten. @inge0ent ober Der Ibotiade,
BOB oie oiinnmanOio gebolten @oi-
ierpflon5en, 10 lauge iie i'm @aiier
ielblt blei6en, ourd Oeiien Guld &c.
tragen, geniigenOe 6eitigfeit erbal-
ten, nm bis in i6re feiniten &ergpei-
glugen iiht6or 5il peroen pdbrcno
lie ouBcr6ol6 pes naiien Clements
ihlaff uno unauiebnlid 5uiammen.
idllen beidloB unier Gbemiter, aud
Sen miir6e geworoenenSnbolt Der be-
iogten aiite untcr @aiier 81 iebcn
Grit itieg cine brouue Wlooeridjidlt
ouf, ouein inoenl man r. INNER mi
ter @oiier-bou Der Seite ber einen
@oiieritrobl auf sic oerihleinte ga
pieruafe einmirfen lieB loite cr
16nlih ser gsirflua eineS @inobau'
DIES nuf ole @ldtter eincS 9uhcS
ole ein5elnen &opierihidten misein'
anOer. Sn Oiinue Sdut6eu rmo
tbeilpeiie in 6ebeu DerponOelt, llie-
gen iie no6einauoer anf purOen
abcr iogleih aui @oitfarten aulae.
iongen umo na6ber oui hemiideni
@ege aetrodnet imo beieitigt. Girh
oic olio eeiommelten lleberbleibiel
gelong es, Sen Snbolt mO oie 9tum-
mern iGmmtliher @ertbpopiere felt'
5idteaen 10 OaB ibre Heite Oen betrei-
fenoen @onfen iiberipieien weroen
f0nnen, Oie Dem gi9ent6iimer Ourd
Guplifote eriebt iperoen 10 ooB Ole
fer aiiA wenn oie llrbeber oes
Giebltobls i'm Glmteln bleiben ioll.
ten 0o6 fir feinen @iennig Sha-
oen erleioen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

lbm oo6 oud nal etipos 5ufommen
lanen2" @lonn: oSel6itberItGno-
lId; idideu mir ibm and sic uniri.
&C."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

Standardization. IL 2uu-
oe: a@2it ser ll6r 6ubeu Sic mid
ib0n aneefii6rt; Oie gebt ia mir,
weun man Ne fortlpd6reno idiitteItl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12

No HYMNS Of Halo

The graduate faculties Of Columbia
are urging that tho university re-
assure its officers Of German and
Austrian birth, particularly those
few who still have the status of
aliens that correct conduct on their
part in tho unhappy circumstances
.engendered by the present crisis
viii merit tho sympathy and sup
port of their colleagues and secure
retention of their academic positions
The letter IT the faculties is In
'fselr such a reinsurance In advance
OF the formal action which the uni
Nersity MAJ confidently be relied upon
70 take Harvard sci good -evarr7r,ir-
III refusing 10 deny the late Profess
sor MunsNrherg free speech as a
member OF It's faculty. Colunb ia and
other universities having Gerraanic
teachers will DO well not TO forget.
no matter how far our mfsun1er-
standing with the imperial German
government may carry us. either the
dent they owe TO German learning or
the continuing obligations of courtesy.
We have grave matters Mt issue
with the German government. We
have no quarrel with German sub
jects in this country who remain
ever the German government may Of
fend. We hope that the American
people Will sing no hymns of hate
and steer clear of the cheanest and
most sordd' Of war activities the
petty persecution of unoffendng
aliens.--New York World.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
Why Surprised?

am very loAth To believe" say.
Secretary Lansing that the German
government is Intentionally OBTAINING
Ambassador Gerard In Berlin on any
excuse whatever. should he very
much surprised If such course hal
been taken"
That vas said for publication aud
should be estimated accordingly. II
would he Interesting TO know jus,
how surprised Secretary Lansing
be by such course hv Ger.
many Would he really be "vcr,
mHah" surprised by t"
Undoubtedly he would have bee,
TWO or three wears ago But since
this war began Gcrma rV--that fs 10
say, the Hohenzoliern 'thcncracyr'
that rules Germany done sn
many things that the civilized world
WAS lvath TO believe and that at fir
aroused its surprise that its acts 81,
contempt of civilized usage interns-
tonal obligations and national honor
n" longer excite surprise That Ger
many should fear the United States
"ouid commit an act OF barbarisue
~ II treatment Of Ambassador Bern
storm would not be surprising In view
y tho fact that Germany herself has
So ruthlcssly repudjated her own in
ternational obligations and sn frank
y torn into scraps of paper her own
sacred p, dscs.--Louisville Courier
journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12

Cermany'e snort way 70 avoid war
WIN this ountry Is To d7s.st from
r4raacal aa1 nurderous ac.r on the
n'v. soas vs. saaH regard WIN IN,
teres. the efforts Of spain. snit1ee.
lar& aud Norway 70 persuade her to
more IL wtul courses, aut in the mean
Tina our own situation, dangerous and
humH attng. demands our practically
undivided attention. Uatl yesterday
ne American ship has LETT our ports
since tr. German ban was put upon
c-r rr1. - trade EPerv Amer can
wno bonars hts GaE and his country
ngst have held his heed little birher
WREN nc read that the commanders
ot me orleans ami the Rochester
American ships flying the American
aae had deaed the German embargo
ana sat sai| 10 determine whether the
rights e American seamen are held
ard cntoged only AT the pleasure Of a
foreign power
The American people are very pa
''ert patient even while thoy lack IN
formation as to the reasons for not
enforcing our rights. They assume
that tha administration is wisely
guided that its policy OF delay and
.or5earauce nae been adopted for suf.
feIaat reasons They know that the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
HOW GERMANY NAY AVOID WAR.

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$780, -. +~-- -e+lors
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..s-.., ~. .~a +r,a,.q5
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--.,v-,,.4 49, ,.,-4l1 nave -q..se5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12
NNii Trhf :"

BY Kenneth Macpougai.
while our country is facing a possible
war,
We are still far away from the bat
ties load roar
There Is no alien army approachir@
our shore
So sit tight.
Remenseer the captain who's steering
the ship.
Hasn't reached for the "gat' that ne
got at his hip,
In the meantime watch ont and "ridc
hard" on your lip.
And sit tight
II isn't so dark that YOU can't SEE
some light
Wait till argument fails before start
in the fight,
II II starts---then turn loose and fn
sh ii right
In the meantime sit tight.
Keep your weather eve open and,
grease up your gun.
Watch the storm clouds that rather
10 shut off me sun,
If the old ''norther" breaks tun1r vour
pony AMI run
Until then sit tight.
If it comes to the shown Of naked
cold steel
Don't fail TO answer the bugle's APP
peal,
Bet your pile on the cards tina, Won
got in the deal
But, until then. sit tight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-12

The financial review of the Fifth
Rsgionsl Reserve district issued AZ
a special section OF the sunday Nir-
s4nian. showed that tho South is en-,
Joying great prosperity. It also
showed that under this new and I'm
portant addition TO our banking sye,
tam more money is being poured l7to
the south than ever before. And there
Wi be more poured in this yea than
during any previous year.
The Fifth district makes the host
showing Of any Of tie reserve dis
trtcts Ana IT is especially gratifying
that virginia leads in financial growth
In this district. Richmont's hsurea
plainly tell the story Of the continued
advances this city Is making as The
eouth's leading financial center
hessra Haznbleton ( Co. of Baln-
more. have Just issued financial let
ter in which they recognize The indus
ftial deveYopn1ent ~ ti1r So0fh They
say: