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The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
GERMANS Want
WILSON PEACE
New Majority in Reichstag
Determined to Oppose
Continuance of War.

Amsterdam. July 16-Out of the
storm clouds still lowering ominously
over the German empire. flashes of
popular lightning are shooting down
with ever increasing force. each splin-
tering another root of the system
against which America drew the
sword three months ago. With each
crash Woodrow wilson's words peace
without victory" are echoing from one
end to the other of the Kaiser s
realm.
Today's news from Berlin tore the
mask on the crisis which for ten days
has been to the outside world. parad-
ing rnder every conceivable false
color.
II became apparent that the new
majority in the Reichstag. represent
ing the bulk OF the German masses,
want a Wilson peace and want II
this year. They want 1t while II can
still be obtained: before active Amer
lean participation and American
sacrifices turn America at the peace
table into an enemy as hard and
uncompromising as Germany's west
ern foes. Peace now without VIC
tory and even with loss, they argue.
Is preferable to terms imposed by a
world of enemies next year after a
possible military defeat and with the
Central Alliance possibly disrupted.
The Bloc" consisting OF Centrists.
Socialists. Radicals and part of the
national liberals proposes to night to
the finish for this peace at all costs.
They have a powerful ally In the
majority OF the parties and the gov
ernment of Austria.
To Call MIchaelIs' Hand.
The first gun in this fight will be
fired on Thursday when DR.. Michaelis.
the new chancellor, makes his debut.
4 mere declaration of his proposed
policy, clothed in well chosen but
evasive phrases. will not do. Tho
bl0c proposes to have him subscribe
TO every word of its resolution, the
main principle of which is peace
without anneXations and indemnities."
He must completely reverse the gov
erEments policy as pronounced only
ten days ago by Bethmann-Hollweg.
who refused to subscribe to that
principle.
But today word came from the
seething German capital of further
strides in the epoch-making insurrec-
tion- Having finally lined up the
majority behind its original peace
formula. which gave no hint what
ever Of the time such peace is desired.
the Centro, spurred on by its swift
triumph, promptly mapped out a pro-
gram of actual peace efforts" The
well-informed Tageblatt stands sponsor
for the statement that there were only
two dissenting voices when the party
decided to urge such efforts, regard
less Of what the national liberals
might do.
Taking up President Wilson's as
sertion that Americas war is against
a system, not against the German
people. ErZeTberg and his followers
mean to uproot the system, form a
solid block of representatives Of the
people and declare with Russia. I'VE
are ready for peace without victory"
That and that alone, in their opinion,
can force the western entente powers
10 revise their war aims to make
them harmonize with the peace with
out annexations and indemnities"
principle
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
NOTED GUESTS TO GO
ON CHAMBER OUTING
More Than 500 Expected at To-
days Big Event.

Today is the big day for theswash-
ington Chamber of Commerce. The
annual outing to Chesapeake Beach
promises to eclipse any affair of the
kind ever held by the organization.
In addition TO some 500 members. a
score of distinguished guests. includ-
ing many members OF the Senate and
House, will he among the throng
which will gather at the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms. at Twelfth and +
streets.
Automobiles will convey the party
to Chesapeake junction. where a spe-
cial train will be waiting TO take
them to the Beach. At 1890 luncheon
will be served at the Beach and at S
O'Clock the party will be served din
ner on the veranda Of the Casino
Hotel
Sol Minister'S band will do its share
to enliven the SPIRITS Of the crowd
and every diversion to make the day
a gala one has been arranged for.
Those who miss the automobiles at
street can reach the junction in
time for the special on a car which
leaves Fourteenth street and New
York avenue at l0:45
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Sammy Training in France
Eager to Be Sent to Front

] passed into French territory, pa
trolled by Americans.
To the right OF the camp the mules
are corraled. to the left the temporary
barracks are rapidly being fashioned.
On the pike rambled Partisan cabs,
now being used for trucking purposes,
and driven by American soldiers.
But with all his work. and he is
working hard, Sammy has found a
little time for recreation. In a near
by stream there were 100 naked Amer
lean soldiers. splashing in the water
like children. In the village more
"Sammies'' were playing with the
children. In some gardens they were
working with old Frenchmen; others
were at the railroad unloading sup
plies from trucks: on the nearby green
others were going thrc ugh drills and
maneuveTs.
Novelty to soldiers.
I came to the headquarters Of Mai.
Gen. Si0ert. He personally weIcom-
ed me- He explained the close CO.
operation of division Headquarters
with the French who were acting with
his men. The instructions outlined
by the French are a sort of novelty
to Sammy" but he is keen and quick
to learn the new ways.
The French division commander to-
day paid n formal call on Gen. Sibert.
During the call the French band play
ed patriotic airs. The American gem
eral will return the visit tomorrow
Everywhere the good fellowship be-
tween the French and the Sammy
is in evidence.
French families are eager to house
the Americans. The cordial relations
could not be surpassed. Sammy" has
endeared himself to the hearts of the
French.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Rome Receives Report
From Italian Mission

Rome, July i6.-The Italian war COM
mission. headed by the Prince Of
Udine, which has just returned from
its visit to the United States. yes
terdsy called on Premier Boselli and
gave a highly satisfactory report of
their trip to America and the arrange
ments they made. there. The Prince
OF Cdiue brought with him message
from President Wilson TO King En-
manuel In reply - one sent By the
King
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
State Officials Enforce
Moral Rules of Daniels

Disreputable conditions surrounding
any naval training station receive
drastic treatment these days.
Responding to a message from Sec
retary of the Navy Daniels, Penn
sylvania authorities have promised inn
mediate action against certain condi-
tions which the Secretary of the Navy
said existed in Philadelphia. The Sec
retary said yesterday that reports OF
such conditions around a training
camp OF any State will be made the
subject of instant and vigorous treat
uent
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Kaiser Stops Building
Zeppelins, Is Report

London. July 1s-It is reported in
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Lausanne. Switzerland. that no more
Zeppeiins are being constructed at
Friedrichshafen. Thousands of work.
men who hitherto have been employ
ed in budding airships are now said
to be engaged in the construction Of
large number of airplanes.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
REVILED AGAINST WILSON.

Chicago. July ia. e. Holdt. OF
Shelbyville. Ind, is held by the po-
lice here. charged with tearing a pic
ture of President Wilson from the
wall Of his hotel room and with max
ing remarks too derogatory to the
President. He will be turned over to
the Federal authorities.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
NEW FOOD QUARTERS.

Herbert Hoover has taken the
street wing Of the Hotel Gordon to
house temporarily his food admin
istration, and will move there some
time prior TO August l. This ie on
account of the demand for room for
other departments in the New Interior
building. where the Hoover forces
are now located
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
BRITISH ROLL BACK
PRUSSIAN RAIDERS

London. July lG-Tfe following
statement was issued today at the
war Office:
Hostile raids were repulsed last
night with loss to the enemy north
west Ct Fontaine Leg Croisilles ana
in the neighboThod Of ArmentiereS-
We made 4 successful raid near Oppy.
4 few prisoners were taken by US.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
HUNS NEED DOOR KNOCKS.

London. July 16-The German Min
istry of War has notified the Berlin
Householders' Association that it will
be impossible to avoid requisItioning
all bronze and bpess locks, door plates
and door handles. The government. the
Ministry says, will provide black
metal substitutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Two Thousand Protest
Against Conscription

Quebec, July 16.-A crowd Of sew
eral thousand persons took part in
an anti-conscription meeting in jacques
Cartier Market Square. Addresses
were made by Senator Landry, Ar
mand Lavergne. Laclare Roy. Louis
Letourneaux and others. A resolu-
tion opposing conscription was adopt
ed.
After the demonstration the crowd
smashed the windows of the plants
of the Quebec Chronicle and L'Evene-
ment.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Falls from Sixth Story; Unhurt.

New York. July 1s.-In a fall from
the sixth story window Of his parents
apartment. at Morningside avenue
and Ninety-eighth street. today. to the
Are escape of the floor below, Sam.
+uel McComb. jr., three years Old, suf-
fered no injuries.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
URGES BOYCOTT or

PetroErad, July l6.-S
Dor skobelen today
10 all Russian emplr
ma them not to NJ,
Who might imnigr
Q result Of the c
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Maurice Egan Il Better.

Copenhagen. July 16-Maurice Francis
Esan, the American Minister. who has
been suffering from an abscess of the
kidneys, u reported decidedly better.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
AMERICANS SENT TO FRONT.

Paris. July 1s.--Two additional Sec
tons of the American Ambulance
Corps left for tile front today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

fiibrte oen Gotiit iinO Sr. Seinrib
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iiir ben groBen 9o5or, Scr POM IA.
bis 21. 9lpril III ser groBen @oiien.
bolc OeS 8. }teeimentS nbeeboltea
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Sofole OeS oGim-GlubS~ i'm @5imieb.
CSebdlOc, Inn Die ARRANGEMENTS oes
Seitercn 5ll 5elpreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

Gl&oio Ecgds, 20. syomlor.
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Die 3 Observation-Disclosures
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Surge staOtncnisfcitcu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
SSnscnicnr OeridyiuilnOcu.

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tern in einem 9rieie bon @rn. Sso6n
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men ge5ort, un6 CT lit ser 9lniiGt. oaB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
3unfenOe gsescrpaarc.

Gin 6euer eutitano 0citern in ei-
mem &oroer5imner OcS o6crIteu
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am Salic, Sdulter imo 9rlit ga.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Mruile0 gIniternciicn.
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Ter Dlorpldno. 3meig Der ,,GropeI.
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Observation-Disclosures Der SSo5n
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Ncs plnrSes nrrNGdltint

3mcl .lfcgertnoben Der 10 Sabre
olte @jeralO Sieeoer BON 9}r. 1874,
SSelt.SoffHarltraBe. mo scr 15
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Station ieitgehaIteu. Gudcr uurOe
IN Dem Seller res Iceritebenocn san.
les 9tr. 1905, Guilioro.9lpc., toot
olfgefmoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
sdluarscr eunaiiuocr.

Ger 9Icger Charles gSarO, 9}r.
422 9}orO-Geecitcr. Str, ser inter
Der 9ei1uIoioumg 6rou Gina Socob-
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ober troboem Oem @cribtSperiabrcn
iiberpieien. Sin on0erer g1egcr, Scr
bel Dem Golibe betbeieligt mar, Miro
nod BON Der @oliSei aeiudlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
0nrdl Gyencr ucrtricGcn.

Gin Scner in einem 9iihenicbronf
bertrieb Sobn gldermou mo ieine
SSomilie geitern @oraeu um 8 llbr
aus Der g9obmme, 9tr. 1888, SilO.
NegcItersStr. 6rni alderman mur.
DC olird Sen &au1 nuigemedt rm0
olormirtc bic iibriaeu 6ouilicnmits
alieOer 0ie IN loren 9|adtflciocru
ms 6reic etlteu. Sic 5cuerpehr
lcldltc Den Brand obnc picIc Shmie.
rigteitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
S9atte iGre g8ertliadlen uerlcat.

SRI @iloreo 6oro, 9ir. 1918
9IorO-9ono.StraBe, sic Dor mebre-
rem @ohcn Der &oIi5ei bcribtcte,
ooB iie Sbmudiahen in @ert6c
ton 5000 ans Gericben nit SauS-
d6iollcn ueri6iittet oocr iortgcpor.
len bate, mcloct JEST oaB lie sic
Sdmidiaden III ciner Gonmooe
inter Seineniadcn uer6orscn mie-
Scr Qeiln0en bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
0cntidJeS sbeatcr.

@cr nod gitc 5ibc 81 ser am
Eonneritag gl6cno III g(I6uia6S.
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5u moden; oein elm aroBer EbciI
Der Site lit bereeitS perqriiicn. Ger
9Inorong lit ein imeemo6nlid aroBcr.
Die Sloolf SeiueiGe @eieaidaft, sic
I'M Sftober bier init 10 groBcm Gr.
tolge goltirtc, bat oiien6ar oem 9Sii.
blifrm miSnebmeno sut gcfoIIcn imo
ilbt MN cine beiohOerc 9(n5ie6iinaS-
frtf aus.
,Eonebeu pirft o6er nod 6eocltts
Jam nit, OnB Ole @orItelluna elmer
gnten 'Sode Oient, Ocnn 6efanntlih
flieBt ser gan6e 9eincrtroQ o6ne 9l6.
5ug IN oie aaiie ocS 1elttid Better,
reibiiden 9ot6cn arelBcS. Ias in
Scene ge6enOe Stiid, Der ,Src1c
aameroo" lit Elm potriotiideS Golfs.
itiid nit @eiano. Gs lit bon Srn.
9IOoli Seine. Oem Gcrfoiier 0cS ,,yeIo.
graier Sept" aeihrieben imo bon
@ru. &eiuri6 Stobl nit 5oblreiben
@elongsnimmern oerie6en lpor6en,
oie ole 5iinOenO pirfen. 9htf cinc
iulrtllneSocae Eoritellimg Oiirfcu sic
@eniher nit Siher6eit redneu.
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g[ntn neitnhlrn.

@eoen 8 ll6r eciteru 9l6eno cnt.
ocdtc Sr- @. S9. 9(leranoer, oaB fem
9liltomobil Dos CT Dor iciner 9ieii.
Oend om llniueriitp.@orfpop. no6c
GlorIcs. .StroBc, bate itc6en loiicn.
peri6wlnOen mar. Die &oIi5ei ipur.
&c bcnadridtiGt wcIhe sic Static.
men IN 9Irlineion Wlt. @oibineton,
Sourc Sc @rocc, Canton @rooflprt
mo @oi6inaton 3. g., criudytc nod
ocm 9luto llmil5ou 81 bolten.
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Nampfer ami WrnnS.

g3em 9orf, 90 Saulior Gin
inlloentifiiirter Gompiet lit ungc.
tdbr cine @lciIe ihOIitb bonn @ornc.
aot Seudtidiii ouf 6jrimo perot6cu,
nnO Der Siiitcmuahoieuit lit ittdt i'm
Stonoe, ueecn Scr roilben Sec NiiIfc
81 leiiieu
Die &iiltcmpateu 5u 9nrnc9ot ids
qca ooB Ger 9lebcI il Oiht it, OoB
lic niht oeu Nnmcu oeS 5c6iiieS
mittelS ibrer 5ianallidtcr errcWncit
foultcn.
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Nludjt quite ;yOrtidJrittc.

Sobu 3. gSilion. 9}r. itt5 SiiO-
GlImooo.9lnennc, ser ciuen SeIbit-
morSOeriub muHtc, nadOen CT
6ruu Souiic @|ogerS, 9ir. 725 Siio-
EotonacsStry Oar6 cincn GcpoI-
nerldnB SIT 9ooen acitredt bate, iuO
Der ieitOcm i'm ct. SoicpbS-Soipitol
bcDon0clt wurOe, ibeiut auf oeiu @c.
&c Der 8ellerimg 5lt iein. Die gler5tc
glanbeiJ oaB Der W}ohn IN ungefG6r
2 @obcn ooS Soipital perlaiicu
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Sin 8aidlonfcI idIic6t cincm glcocr.

Ger 2S SATIRE olte 9}egcr Sslooc
SliogS, Scr ongiebt, i'm Sauie Or.
240, Goluinlts 8lt iuobnen imo ser
peri6ieOcne Mics bober ioa, lpur0e
gcitcrn 9(beuo Don ocm G6iucIcn Ger
Sen IN Oeiiea @Giherei, i'm Saulc
gtr. 1119, SrIcanSitr., I'M @erlouie
eineS Streitca our1 5pei GepoIocr.
ibiilie ifmcr perpunOct. Ger gteoer
cr6icIt cineu ScbuB III ocn a0rpcr
mo cincn 5meiten Ourb oaS rehtc
9ein mo mlBte in ser norooItlidcn
glmbnlon5 nod oent ct. SSoicp6s-&o.
Ipital gebrad)t meroen. Iic g[cr5te
glanben, OaB sic Cage Ocs Ntannc$
ge5Gblt iino. Ger @oI6onfcl iulroc
in Der nor06itliden GoIi5eiitotion
eingeIodt. Gr bebouptct, oas ser
gteger nit i6m cinen Streit angefans
gen bo6e mo i6m NIT einem @9eIier
5n Seibc ge9angen lei, umo OuB er,
nm iein Seben 5il rotten, gum &cuol.
ncr aegriffen 6o6e.
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N6neltprbsne eiepe.

Srou Sable sRoonep, gtr. 1888
@reenmount-9lpc, reibtc scitcrn al
ibrem 20. @eburtstag, im norOoiili.
Gen EoIiBeieeri6t cine aloGe ipeeen
g|i6toeriorglmg gegen i6ren Got.
ten Sobn Is. N}ooncp, 9lr. 1905 Dit
@i00lc. StrnBc. Gin.