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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
fyredJes ganoiten-stiadcu

Bier 9anfrduber 0rangen in Die
@rite 9{otionol-9anf" ser Staot
Cattle Sbhunon &o. ~ aaiiirer
1nO Siilis-&aiiirer eridoiien. -
@oiie ericbieBt eipen oerlebt oen
5meiteu uno fGngt Bandit 91o. 3.
%ittSburg6, 3, @a., IA. Mai.-
Ger Foli5ei lit eS 6eute 9l6enO gellm-
gen, einen groBeren G6eil Ser Sum+
me BON $4,000, melGe 6erte aus
Ser ,,@rIten 93atiouol-9anf~ in GaitIe
S6annon cinem @orort, gerau6t
wuroe, 3uriid 5u erIangeu. @ier Ban
oiten meI6e in Oas @dnfgebduoe Elm.
oraneen, eridoIien Sen &oiiirer unO
SiilfS-&oiiirer, fnebeIten einen Glm-
Ben unO Oerlebten 5wei @erionen, ais
iie Die 6lu1t ergriifen.
Giner ser @onOiten, So6n S6et6,
puroe eri6oiien, unO Elm peiterer,
Sam 9ertS, mabribeinlid ldmer Der.
lebt, ais i6n cine @oIie, gebiloet bon
Oen StoOt6elpobnern, Oeriolgte. Sin
Oritter @onoit, 9}id gecle, pir0e gcs
fangen rmo bon Dem 02o6 libel 5uge,
ribtet, ser 0eniel6en Der 8oIIe ent.
reiben woQte. Gie 8eriude, oen bier
ten 9onOiten 3u iaiien woren eriolg-
los.
Die 9anOiten orongen wG6ren0
Ser rilbisen @ei61its5eit in ser 03it.
tagSItlln0e in Die 9anf Elm lmO croft
neten 6euer ntf sen &oiiirer 9. 6.
@lc9eon ano 0en SilfSs9ailirer
8ranf Q8. @rbe lmo ban0en einen
&unoen, StunleD g8. Gawa. Syn oer
8mii6en5eit ergrifien Oie 9anfbeam.
ten ibre &aiien in0 ermioerten 0aS
6euer. Gen 9anoiteu 9elane e8, Ii6
ibren @cg 81 Dem &aiiirerraum gu
er3mingen, unO eri6onen 0lc2eau
uno @rbe. lleber oeren 2ei6en qin-
gen iie 81 Dem @el0i9ranf unO er-
grifien OeridieOene Side nit @oIo-
un0 Sil6ermiin3en, iomie @dpiergelo.
0ie SdieBerei maroe bon Oen
StaOt6emo6nern ee6ort, Die 6eipaff.
net in oaS 9anfge6Guoe eilten 5rie
oensribter George 8elb6oober murOe
Our6 eineu 5Glag nit einem @elo.
fact bemuBtlos nieOergeitredt. 3mei
Der 9anoiten eilteu 5u i6ren Grait-
wagen, pdbreno oie auoeren beiOen
iiber oen @oliplab 81 entfomnen
ill6ten. Ole @oiie folgte ii6er oen
@olplaB lino Wuroe aui Der SSago ei-
ner Ser 9anoiten eri6olien umO aud
Der 3ugabfertieer 03ic golt am 8ein
DerWrnoet. Ser anoere Bandit mur0e
l6mer Oerlebt.
@iner Der inn 9hto entfonuuenoen
9anoiten iprang na6e Ser Staot-
9ren5e ans Dem &raftpagen imO emf.
fam md6reno Der anoere eeianaen
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
A6re eiaencn anlLenLieierantcn.

Gbicago IA. @iaia ~ lin 0ie
Soften fir 0ie BON ibneu 6en0tDigten
&oblen au reou6iren bot Ole nGbi-
caeo &enting 9lgentS 9(nociotion"
melbe 10000 @igcntbiimer BON
9tportmentbduiern bertritt, Die u@ro-
perth 0mners' Cooperative Goal
So" eegriiuoet rm0 Gontrofte gum
N[nfouf unO 9etrie6 elmer &oblen5ede
in Oen @ocobontas- 6elOern in gSeIt-
8irginien obgei6loiien.
@s muroe befonnt gemo6t, 6oB Ole
@eielicboft iiber ein 9(ftienfapitaI
bon $t,5O0000 berfiigt lrn0 Oen 9e-
trie6 ser aoblenocbe ousi6lieBIid
fir Oie Sou8beiiter ii6erninmt. gluf
peitere orei aoblcn5eben in 6crielben
9ieoion ioG Die @eieai6oit @orfatfS-
re6te geli6ert boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9cntIdlanOs 9la6rnnsSmittel-
&erbGltniiie

Sollen genau lmteriu6t merOen -
9fei9stagS -9lu5iduB madt Su-
ipeftions-Eour.
q m lterOom, bia 2onOoll, IA.
N}ai. - Die 9ta5rimgSnittel- 0e6atte
i'm Gei9stoge enoete am Samltag nit
ser @rfldrung 9loolf BON 8atodi's,
ces @rdfoenten Oes oelti1en &ei6s-
&riegs @rnG6rungsamtes, OaB ein
Hei6stags -2lrsi6uB, Ger oqe @ar-
teien Oertritt, cine 14-tdgige SSnipef-
tionstour ma6en meroe, INN ole gto5-
rungsper6dltniiie in gon3 9euti6-
lonO 5lt interiu6en. gotodi iagte,
baB Elm 6eiieres gegenieitiges @inoer-
ne5men not6wenoig iei, ga Die gegen-
WGrtigen 8e5ebungen ser oeri9ie0e-
men 5oftionen beitGnoig i9Iebter ge-
por0en ieien.
Ger 9ta6run9snittel 9iftator err
flGrte, es mare perbGngniBpoa, mem
bas &onO nit Ser o6poltenOen Bit
teren Stmmung 5wii6en Stoot un0
&anO inO 6mii6en oen Goniumenten
lnO yFroOu5enten IN Den 6rieOen ein-
trete. @r fiiete BEL 6oB 9ellti6lon6
feline Wirtbit6aitli6e 9lufgabe na9
Dem &riege ni6t erfiillen f6nne, Wenn
niht cine 0eiierllna eintrete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
0analer 6eim @niler 0nr[

gSien, Dia 9lmiteroam un0 2on.
Oon IA. @loi. - Der Oeilti6e 9ei6s.
fan5ler Or. bon @et6mann-SoQpeg
mar am Sonntag '@oit oeS aaiicrS
&arl lmo Scr &oiierin 3ita 5um @o-
belirii6itiid. Spdter oinirte er beim
@rafen @ernin ln0 fubr 0onn am
9l6enO nab Berlin 5uriid.
Ole &er6an0ftngen pelbe ser
&on5ler NIT Dem @raien G5ernin be-
gonnen bat, perOen in &iiroe in Ser
lin iortgeiebt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
8eitnnasberIcacr pruteitirem.


@egen Die in 9lusii1t genommene
Rotenerb6blng fir 4oitio9en
8peiter 9Ioiie. 8eitungsge-
i6dft on iid i6on ihmer bella
itet. - Gos @oitipitem gIeibfuaS
fritiiirt. - 9ie llnter8eidHer Der
@rtl6rltug.
g8oibington IA. N3ai. II
8or Dem 6inan5- -9luSiduB oeS &C.
mats Iegten beute mebrere 9eIegoten
BON 8eitllngsOerIegern gegen Die ge-
plante 8ui6laesrote fir 9oitiaden
6peiter &loiie, melde in Die ariegs-
iteuer.gorlage eingefiIgt DurOe, ei-
men energiidben Eroteit elm.
Cine BON Dem 8er6on0 amerifoni-
i1er @erleger observation-disclosures
iogt, Dab Die Oorgeihlagene 9oitrate
nein foItbliitiger @eriub, Die Yoit
fir 8eitlngen 8u idlieBen, iit", imO
5mor 5u elmer iolden @erminoerung
Der Girfulntion beionoerS in oen
2onooiltriften fiibren piiroe, OoB
oos @intommen Der 8oit fallen unO
ibr oui Dem 2onOe groBere @erIuite
ols belite 6ringen piiroe. o9ie 3ei-
tungen iino bereit, cine ebrli6e 9e-
iteuerung ouf fib 81 hebmeL" fdbrt
Die @rtl1rung fort, nunO ielblt 10
ipeit 5u geben, oaB iie Ser &egierung
aae @rofite 5ur @erfiigung Iteaen,
Oorousgeiebt, Dab anoere @ei6Gfte
ooiiel6e tbun ioIlcn; ober menn es Die
glbiidt DER 9iegierlne it, Elm @oit-
mohopol 8u icboifen, Oa8 tbun tunn
mas eS min, un0 ioroern fonn mas
eS mill, 10 1T fmim ein5uieben, pa-
rum 0os Sberman-@eies bleiben ioa,
o0er marum mir gegen 0as FreuBen-
tbum mettern ioGen.
n0ie oorgeidloecne Steuer0ulogc
lit feline 9riegsiteuer, ionoern elm
&eriu6, Die 3eitlngSinouitrie 0u It0-
rem uno nod peiter 5u unteroriden.
9ie Oorgeiblogene &ote iblieBt cine
Steieerung Elm, Die obne @eiipiel Oa'
itebt.
Sos 3eitlneseei6dft 1T 6elte
0as am meiiteu bebiir0ete @ei6dft
i'm gon0en 2anOe. @s 8oblt Die bod
item 20bne, crfreut iid feines beion-
0eren SbubeS lmo perfauft iein @ro-
buff gum geringiten @iiin5mert6 uno
iumer 5u feiiem 9reis. IS fam
ieine 9iiroe nidt auf onoere Sdul-
tern oblaoen ooer mie Der &olifmonn
bon Gag 0u Gag Die Breiie dnoern.
@leid5eitig entbdlt Die @rfIdrling
einen 9lngriff ouf oaS BoitiDltem
Oas an Sdneligfeit unO 9eiihlngs-
fdbigteit binter Der @eforoerung
ourd 9abnen lmo Experimentation
ten 5uriiditebe, un0 Die 9ebouptung,
ooB es ole mlSgeilbte 8olitif oes
Yoitomtes iei, ole oiirb Die @oit be-
fOroerten 3eihmgeu i6ledt 6u bebon-
oeln.
Gie @rfldruug 1T bon Don s.
Seib, oglew gorf 98orlo", Serbert
S. Gunniion o9rooflDn 9oilD
gagle", Sorrp Gambler sos gGn-
geIeS Zines, 9fobert Gping, r9leip-
Orleans 9ailo StateS~ 6. q. s.
@oonep, .MenpDis Commercial PIP
peal" Somes sc. @rap, n9ltIontn
SournoI" lnO 6re0erid s. Sbomp-
ION, uMobiIe 9legiiter", itnter0eidnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9 elgif6er So5ioGilten- l.
fiibrer fir 6ie 6rie-
oens Gonferen5.

@open6ogen IA. W1ai. ~
emile 8anoeroeIOe, Der belgil6e 90
5ialiitenfiibrer uno Whmitionsmini-
tier 9eleien's, bat, nod Der Stod6ol.
mer So5ialiiten5eitiing Social 0e-
mofraten~, erfldrt, er unterItibe oie
beOoritebenOe io5ialiitiide 6rieoens-
Gonferen5 in Stodbolm.
@r beiinOet iid oer5eit in Ger i6we.
oiiden SauptitaOt unO mar geitern
@aIt BEL elmer @erlanmlung oes fan.
oinaoii6en Gonites. 9(noere anne
ienoe @dlte Woren Camille Sups-
mans, Sefretdr Oes Synternationalen
So5ioliiten-G -Gonereiies, s.. $. ban
aol, io8ialiitiides @litglieO oes boil
l1nOii6en 9arlaments; Gou6ano-
miti6, langidbrieer &ertreter Ger rui-
iii6en lo3ialiltii6 reoollltionGren
@artei, lno Scope 8orgbierg, Der Od.
nii6e So5ialiitentiibrer uno Serous-
geber Der Gopenbagener 3eihing
+, Social 0emofraten"
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etrifcs in GmnIanS.

l2eI NNSllullO OCT '2IllNlDllSaSelIer
in 2onoon. - @mpfinolibe Ser
febrsitodung. - @oi6iniiten-
Strife oucb nod ni6t erleoigt.
2onoon a.. 02ci. - 2onoon
lit beute obne @fotor- Omnibuiie, Oa
10000 glngeitelte beiOer @eibIebter
am Strife iino. &iele touienO Dir
better fonnteu ui6t rebt6eitig 5ur
Srbeit fommen, neil ole Srambobn-
Iinien 3iige linO Siefbabnen Den 9lp-
orang ni6t bepGltigen fonute.
9lae 9lrten bon 5ubrperfen nut
oen in oen 9ienit gepreBt I'M oG
glrbeiter nob oen 0&lnitionss Gentreil
5u bringen. 9ln oen 9o6nitotionen
uiBten ole 2elite inter 9lufiidt ser
Yoli5ei oniteben.
SO i@iniiteu Strife
ouuert in bielen
StG0ten fort.
2on0on IA. Wloi. ~ 0ie N1a.
i6iniIten in 9erb1 boben beibloiier,
beute 0ur 9lrbeit 5uriid5ufebren,
mGbreno Die &eeierung Die 8ei6per.
Oen unteriubt, mel6e in Der Iebten
ISOLDE gum Strife gefiibrt bo6en.
glher in 2iperpool, N&on6eiter,
9ootle, @irfen6eao, Seocombe unO
@orIton baben ole 2eute fir Die Sort.
iesilng oe8 Strifes geitimmt, bis oie
@orloge, mel6e Die 9(rbeit in priDo.
ten 8obrifeu bei6rdnft, 8uriidge8o-
gen miro.
Gie n9(moIeomote6 SocietD Of
engineers 81 pel6er Die meiIten
Strifer geb0ren lmo 0eren 9efebl ges
gen Den Strife iie nliBadteteL bietet
9lGes uut cine @ereinborlng gu er.
5ielen.
Inter 0en 9eonten Der @emerf.
idoften uno &e9ierllngSfiibrern
berrit6t Die 9lniitbt, oaB ser Strife
groBentbeils unoerantmortlicben pa
8ifiitiiben Qlgitatoren 8u5uibreiben
iit.
96nig un6 &6nigin ouf
SSnipettionStour.
a0nig George lln0 G0uigin @tarD
begoben ii6 bellte ouf cine Eour no6
Dem noromeitliAen england, nm 5a.
brifen unO anoere &riegS @to6liiie-
ments 81 inipi5iren. Seite beiud.
ten iie cine Der groBten @lunitions-
Sabrifen Gngldno's.
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!WirO Niitriftsanlualt.

g9o ibinqton IA. Wloi =
8roncis q. goffen bon gleu.9orf
ipuroe beute pom 9rGiioenten g8ilion
gum gunoesompolt fir oen iaOliden
Giltrift bon 9lelp. yort ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

glbunnentcu bic ben ,,9entirbeu GUrres
ipUnOenten" nidJt piinttlid uoer nnrcaCl=
mahig erbalten, fino gebeten, Der Office
DauOn per SelcpbUn OOer idrittIid Wit-
ibeiInna 81 madlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9liOnicr 0es g9ein6aMg aelturben.

ct. 2ouis, Mto., IA. 01oi. -
sSSSu Sermon @ao., itarb Sr. George
Storf, Der melt imo brett befolnte
@riinoer uno aSrGiiOent ser Stone
SIN Mine So. Ser 2abineeicbie-
Oene erreidte Elm 9llter bon II Sab.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Der 09lmerican Seoeration Of Muli.
clans" bier Elm. Ole Sibumgen mer-
Den Oie gan3e @oc9e oauern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Nitotnsangtbot.
Mngcbli6 bon Der Sir
tet grma9t.
SOIl nit OtmRlanS In 1tns
terbanSlung getreten iein.

SDu HIIl OtuRtuHo tN aus
terbanNlMng getreten iein.
Ole BON elmer Homer 8eiting ge-
orudte MeIOlmg ieOo6 BON fet-
ner onoeren Seite beltGtigt. -
Sm britii9en llnterbouie miro
oas @erii6t bon ser Mogtidfeit
eineS SonoerfrieOens 8wii@en
9lGiirten unO Oeiterreid beipro-
den. england oni4einenO
ni6t obgcneigt.
&om, oia garis, IA. Wlai. ~ 0ie
nSOea glo5ionole", Oas Organ Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brinet elm @e-
rii9t aus 0iplomatii9en &reiien Oas
bela9t, Die Siirfei babe 9iuBlanO
our6 cine neltrole Mo9t elm glnge-
bot fiir eiuen Sonoerfrieoen mohen
laiien.
0ie Siirfei ioa li1 anee6liA ge.
miIlt erflGrt baben, Die 0arOanellen
Der riiiii6en S6iffabrt 81 oifnen
un0 Die armenii6e 5rage in frerno.
lide @rpdging 5it 5ieben, iopie audi
Oas 8rin5ip Der gtdtionalitdten an5u-
ertennen.
Gin @6oer fiir Oeiter.
reid -?
Qonoon IA. Wloi. - SSm I'm
ter6olIe perpies 6elte So6n 9lnnon
9rDce, 9iberaler, ouf Die inn 9luslan-
oe perbreiteten @eriibte be5iiglib oes
2[biGmiIes eines SouOerfrieOens nit
Oeiterreid. @r ertldrte, Dies mada
einen IdIe6ten @inOrud, un6 ioroerte
Die Hegierlng oiit formel 81 erfld-
ren, OaB lie iuter feinen llmitdnOen
einen iol6en 6rieoen ihlieBen miiroe.
Ger S6osamtsfan5ler glnorem 80
nar Gam erlpioerte, ooB nienalS Der
@eoonfe an einen Sonoerfrieoen nit
Oeiterrei6 ermogen noroen lei. @r
meinte, Deuti9lano babe pieOerbolt
perIudt, oen 9lQiirten einen 8rnoes-
genoHen 81 raiben, uno oa DiirOe es
oieaei9t einen i6limmen S9lag fir
3eutiblano beoerten, ipenn man ibm
ielbit einen @erbiinoeteu abipenltig
MAIDEN miirOe.
So3ialiitenin in Gonferen5.
Q to d + 0 III, oia &onoon, IA.
Moi. II Ser linfe 6liigel Der lbme-
oiibeh So5ialiItenportei BAT geitern
bier feline 8uiammeufrnit eroifnet.
lleber 200 ibweoii6e 0elegaten rno
mebrere msldnOiibe @ertreter maren
5ugegen.
(0ieie 8ulammenfunft bil6et Ole
9orOerbmolung 6u Der am 9ienitag
bier beginnenOen io5ialoenotratii6en
8rieOens-@o onieren5.)
Seine Sale fiir @itelie.
ser Scr io5iaIiitii6en
NtinoritGt.
9lm mIterOom pia 2onoon, Ia.
@1oi. 9to6 elmer Melolrng Oes
gSomblrger 6remOen6Iatt" ba6en
Die Oeuti9en 9eboroen oen WlitgIie-
bern Der io5ialiItiiden NlinoritGts-
Gartei (9iebfne9t. t.@rlppe), melde
Ser Gonferen3 in Stod6oIm bei5il-
luobuen miinI6ten, ole n0tbigen
perlpeieert. g9ie Die 3ei-
tltng beri9tet, bat Sugo Soaie, Der
6iibrer ser nllnabbdngigen So5ioli-
item, wie li9 oie MinoritGts- -Bortei
nennt, Sen Gorreiponoenten Oes |
n @iener Sournol~ in Berlin benad. |
ridtiet, er beabii6tiee, Die 9lneele.
genbeit am 9ienItae I'M &ei1Stag |
oor5ulegen.
8elgif6er So5tnIiiten.
brer fir oie 6rie.
oens @onferen5.
@open6agen IA. W2oi. -
gmile 8anOerueloe, Der belgii6e 60
Iialiitenfiibrer un0 Nlinitionsmini-
ter 9eIgien's, bat, nod Der Stodbol-
ner So5ialiIten5eihlne Social 0e-
nofraten", erfldrt, er interitiite Ole
oeooritebenOe io5iaIiitii6e 6rieoens-
in Stodbolm.
gr beiinOet iid oer5eit in DER idwe. j
oii1en SauptitaOt unO mar geitern
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gga9 6at 0ic5 ~ 6cOcnten?

Sopon miro iid ni6t in Oie @orgdnge
in 9iuBlan6 einmiidcn. &irO
es ouA mdt belditigen wem es
iebt Deriagt.
2on6ou, Ia. W}oi. ~ 9lntport.
lid elmer 6rage, Die beute inn Inter
bmlie ouigemorfen muroe, antportete
Der Son5ler 9onor Gam, ooB nielHolS
Elm 8ertrog nit Sapun abgeibloiien
muroe, nac0 melbem oieIe gIotion
Si6irien iiberrenncn ioQ, fnus 8uB-
lau0 in ieinen &rdite 9(nitrenguueen
inn &riege erlobmen ioate.
glugcnideinlicb murOc OaS @eriidt
eines iol6eu &ertrogcs nit Sapan
in europa itart nerbreitet. Ser bri-
tide 9otiboiter in @etersburg iteate
fiir5lic6 in 9l6re0c, ooB Die 9laiirten
iemolS einen Guld ouf Sopan aus
geii6t boben oen natiirliden Sang
Der 9tnge in &uBla0 5u 6eeinillliien.
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5lieser 9regcl uu DER 5rOut.

%ariS, IA. @di.-S. 81. 9rerel,
inn, bon B6ila0elp6io ga, 1T jett
0titgIieO oeS 2aia1ette-6 6luggeidwo.
oers, DER an Der @eltfront fdmpfen-
ben omerifaniiden 8lie9er-0ioiiion.
8is Samitag mar er Der 6liegeri9uIe
in HleilS-8eaeoille 5uget6eilt.
Cine iporiome 96din.-
9ei i5rer &iidfebr ans Dem Gbeoter
iinoet Ole Sou5irai i6re &06in in
Ger Stii4e iiBen0 un0 6eim2i6t 3meier
Sler5en eineu 9fomon leien0. g&atir-
Ii6 lit iie drgerii6 iiber oieie Ser
i@weuolug. o9lber @larie", lagte
iie, ymorlrm bremen sic 0em 3pei
Ger5en2~ oGas t6ue i6 ia gar
niGt 9ndoiae 6rau" lit oie fii6Ie
@rWioerllng. u0as lit MIR cine Ser
Sc. SD bobe lie Dor elmer 5albeu
Stltnoe erlt OurGgeibnitten.4
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Nlnffcr.GOubent in N3eiu..Sabeu.

SEEM Sopen Conn, IA. W}ni.
@}uiifer bon beri6ie6enen SbeiIen
Oes 2onoes fonoen ii6 beute 5ur @r-
offnung OeS %. Sobres- GonbentS
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0udl6nGn6ctrie6 nntcr6nnbcn.

&openbogen IA. @lai.-Gin
MongeI an 6euerilngsmateriol be-
oingte, Dob am Somitog Der Sod.
babnbetrieb 8Wiic6en Somburg imo
9lltonu cingeitelt perOen muBte. Ser
6euerungsmdngeI ion iicb enlpfino-
lid in 9ellti6lano bemcrtbor MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Die britiiden Eruppen pOIen moro
lid bonn GhiIie scorbe peiter
boreeOrlmseu ieiu. 9lu6 norO-
lid bon @obreae gepannen iie
onacbli6 an 9oOcn. - 2onOou
wie @oris beridten bon iebr leb-
batter Sbdtigfeit Der 2uftpebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

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iiide ariegsbiireou melOet inter
beiltiQcm 0atlm iiber Die @ntpidlln.
gen anf Der 9alfan.6ront:
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ben iih an beridieoenen @unften 9(r,
tillerie-9lftionen abeeipielt.
1ie ierbiibe glrmee iett ibren Dor.
marib in Der 9fihtirng bon Iobro.
pipe fort. 6einoIide @rfinoungs-
glbtbeilungen beriudten, iiiOlid BON
W1afufoDo uno nnbe Dem redten llfer
6es garoor bor0uorineen. sic tpu
ben iiberaa 5uriidgei6Iogen."
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-07-28
RUSSIA STILL WABBLING.

| A deplorable state of affairs is re
norted from the battle front in Cali
cia, where the Russian armies under
Gems. Brussiloff and korniloff recent.
| w resumed the offensive and gained
some notable victories over the Aus
tro-German forces, driving the latter
back for some thirty miles, capturing
number Of important points and tax
| ing thousands of prisoners ana much
war material.
Disaffection has spread among a
number of the Russian regiments and
they have shown the white feather IN
the face of the foe, falling back from
their advanced positions and refusing
to make a stand against the pursu-
ing enemy, with the result that most
of the advantages gained in the past
three weeks have been lost to Russia
and the Austro-Germans have IN large
measure retrieved their temporary
defeats. The demoraIizatloa OF the
Russians is attributed to combined so,
| cialistic and German influences, ana
unless this pernicious propaganda can
be counteracted and destroyed by tne
strong repressive measures when the
new Russian government declares
will be employed for that purpose,
the great war is almost sure TO De
prolonged materially. II tne re-
sistance to the Teutonic powers on
the eastern battle lines is to break
down or weaken, large FORCES OF
enemy troops can be spared from
there for service on the western
front, thus deferring the victory OF
the allies, the only outcome OF the
gigantic struggle which the people OF
Great Britain, France, Italy, the Uni
ted States and the other countries
joined with them are willing TO con-
slider Or contemplate.
Battles of more or less severity are
being fought daily in the western war
theatre, with alternating successes
and failures for the contestants, but
no decisive actions have recently
taken place. The armies OF the Ger
man crown prince have made num-
Der of desperate attacks in the Yer
dun sector this month, but the Ffench
| lines have stood firm and the lnvadors
suffered very heavy losses IN the san
culinary encounters
Important political changes nave
taken place in Germany. The i'm
perial chancellor, DR.. Won Bethmann-
Hollwegg, resigned his office under
pressure and was succeeded by Or.
George Michaelis, a bureaucrat OF the
old type, who is understood to be less
favorable to the popularization OF
the government and mooted franchise
reforms than was his predecessor and
more in accord with the Prussian
militarists of whom the crown prince,
Field Marshal Won Hidenberg and
First Quartermaster General Luden-
dorff are leading spirits.
The new chancellor made his first
address to the reichstag last week,
reiterating the absurd claim that Ger
many was forced into the war UNI
willingly and in self-defense, and
seeking to justify the ruthless sub
marine campaign on the score of En-
glands illegal blockade. He declared
that Germany and her allies will con-
tinue the war until such time as an
honorable peace can be concluded.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-07-28
Bnualnnnnutllp OhiRf
Belle--Maurin.

Claybert Belle, sf Burnside, and
Miss Onorine Maurin, daughter OF
Mrs. Ulysses Poirrier, also of Burn
side, were married at St. Joseph Cath
olic church in Baton Rouge Thursday
forenoon at II o'clock, Rev. Father
Prats officiating. After the cere-
mony the young couple left for New
Orleans, where they will spend snort
while before going to Burnside 70
make their home. The groom IS the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Belle, and is associated with ms
father in the cultivation OF tract o.
land on the Miles Companys CLARK
plantation, Mr.. Belle senior beng one
of the company's oldest and best
known tenants. Young Mr.. Belle is
eligible for military duty under the
terms of the conscrlptlon law, anu
deferred his marriage until 1t hao
been ascertained whether he would De
included in the first contingent sum-
moned for active service. 1t develop
ed that he will not be among those
drafted at this time, Cupid and Mars
doubtless having formed coalition TO
bring about this happy clrcum-
stance), whereupon plans for the
wedding were proceeded with and the
nuptial knot formally tied IN due
course. Congratulations and good
wishes are rendered the popular pair
by host of friends.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-07-28
EXTRA SESSION ENDED.

The general assembly of louisiana
added a very creditable chapter to its
history by concluding the work Of the
extra session Thursday and taking
final adjournment day sooner than
i it needed to have done under the
terms of the governors call. Gov,
Pleasant fixed a limit of twenty days
for the session, and as general thing
| legislative bodies not only consume
the full limit of their allotted time,
but fail to accomplish within it all the
things that ought to have been done.
In the present instance both houses
cleared their calendars and took &C.
ton, in most cases affirmative and ia
vorable, on all the measures sug-
gested in the executive proclamation
under which the states legislative as
sembly convened on the 9th instant.
Among the acts and resolutions
passed in addition to the sixteen men
toned in last weeks Chief were Rep
resentative J. w. Alexander's bills
providing for the building of model
roads from New Orleans to Hammond
and from New Orleans to the Missis-
sippi line; Representative Gays food
control bill; Representative Evans
bill authorizing levee boards to raise
money by taxes or otherwise and to
appropriate it for expenditure by or
under the direction of the Missis-
sippi River Commission; Representa-
tive Anderson's bill to provide for the
execution of criminals in such build
ing in Baton Rouge as may be desig-
mated for the purpose, by the manager
of the state penitentiary; Senator
Doussan's bill permitting soldiers
serving in the army to vote; resolu-
ton providing for the investigation
of the Louisiana Training Institute
for boys at Monroe, and several other
measures. We hope to have available
for publication next week a complete
list of the new laws enacted at the
extra session.
Among the bills which failed of
passage were one exempting soldiers
and sailors from payment of debts
during the period of the war; bill
making it a misdemeanor to entice To-
Dor away from the state; bill pro-
posing constitutional amendment to
relieve soldiers and sailors from poll
tax payments during the war, and a
bill proposing a constitutional amend
ment eXempting certain water crafts
from taxation for a term of years.
All of the appointments made by
Gov. Pleasant since the last session
of the general assembly, aggregating
several hundred, were confirmed by
the senate with a single exception,
that of John R. Brunson to be a mem
Der of the Red River, Atchafalaya
and Bayou Boeuf Levee Board, which
was rejected. Opposition was made
to the nominations of Victor M. Lee
febvre, president of the Atchafalaya
Basin Levee Board; F. E. Wood,
state commissioner of labor, and
Marshall P. Robertson, member of
the State Board of Engineers, but it
was unsuccessful. In the case of Mr..
Wood, the objection to confirmation
was Withdrawn, and in the other cases
the motions to confirm prevailed after
spirited discussion.