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The sun., 1917-09-21
WAGES RAISED
by U. s. STEEL
Second Increase This Year
Benefits 100000 Men, Ef-
fective Oct. 1.

For the NTH time since the wal
started the United States Steel Corpora.
ton announces an increase Of 10 pei
cent. in the pay Of the employees Of It's
subsidiary companies. The advance goe,
into effect October /. 1917. and will af.
feet approximately 100000 workmen
The increase will mean an addition &c
the annual payroll Of the Steel Corpora.
tion OF approximately S3o.o00.0o0.
News Of the notice that meant much
t. the thousands OF workmen Of the
corporation became public in the follow.
Ing short announcement made by E. H
Gary. chairman Of the Steel Corpora.
tion: ..s.... .....
1T has been decided to increase abous
10 per cent. the wage rate Of workmen
Of our subsidiary companies. to take Of.
feet October !. 1917. Equitable adjust.
ment will be made"
Second Advance This Year.
The advance just announced is the
second this year and makes a total in.
crease OF 20 per cent. 50 far for 1911
and or 80 per cent. since the beginning
of 1916. At the time the first increase
was announced the corporation had
fewer than 100000 on its payroll. bu
the number OF workmen now employed
is the greatest on record for the cor
poration.
Unskilled labor employed by the Stee
Corporation is getting the fattest pa,
envelopes in the history Of the industry
An unskilled workman will receive undeI
the recent advance wage Of $3.33 daily
MS against So a day before the war
Total salaries and wages paid by tn,
corporation to 252.668 employees las
year aggregated $263.3st.502.
Independent steel manufacturers ar
expected to follow the example Of tn
Steel Corporation and announce simila
advances in pay for their employees
Reports from Youngstown late yester
day said that concerns with plants q
that city contemplated giving their mel
raise of 10 per cent.
Net Advance Greater.
The advance just announced. while II
per cent, or at the same rate as TN
previous four raises. amounts to mor'
in money to the employees than any O
the other single increases. because th!'
raise is bas ed on a larger daily wag'
than the others.
The unusually generous treatment NC
ing accorded employees by the Cnitet
States Steel Corporation is In line Will
its policy adopted years ago to permi
it's workmen to share in greater prohts
No complaints Of bad treatment are eve
received by the Steel Corporation from
its workmen. because in addition to lib
era, wages they are permitted to sub
scribe to common and preferred snare
at prices under those prevailing IN IN
stock market and also receive annua
bonuses. The corporation also has don
much to better the physical and socia
position of Its employees.
The sun., 1917-09-21
U.BOATS LESS ACTIVE.
French Report Only -Four ships
sunk in Past Week.

PARIS, Sept 2o.-Two French mer-
chantment of more than 1900 tons and
two vessels Of less than that tonnage
were sunk by Teuton submarines or
mines in the week ending September ~,
according to an official statement given
out to-day by the French Admiralty.
In this period $50 vessels arrived and
SA cleared at French ports Two
French ships were unsuccessfully at
tackled.
The sun., 1917-09-21
MOB TRIES 10 LYNCH NEGRO.
storms Raleigh Jsil-QueIled h,
Governor's Words.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept 2I.-A mob OF
several hundred men attacked the jail
here early to-day In an attempt to lynch
a negro named Neville, accused OF at
tackinE the wife Of a street car conduc-
tor. Before the Jail doors gave way
Gov. Beckett and Adjt. Gen. Young ar
rived.
While the Governor addressed por-
tion Of the mob a masked leader was
urging the greater portion to batter
down the Jail doors. Fifteen shots were
fred before the State officials arrived,
but apparently no one was injured.
The sun., 1917-09-21
POPE PLANS NEW NOTE.
More Peace Proposals. May Come
BY End Of month.

PARIS, Sept. 20.--A Rome despatch TO
the Temps says that It seems to be con-
hrmed that Pope Benedict will send an
other note containing peace proposals to
the belligerent Powers toward the end
Of the month.
The newspapers advice adds that tho
note will be more specific and enter into
greater details than the recent one.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Cannot BE CONFIRMED.

Telegraphic reports sent from Will
mington, N. c.. yesterday afternoon
said that an order had been issued for
the exhumation Of the body Of Mrs.
Bingham The reports did not make
clear by what authority the reported
exhumation was to be made, nor did
the purpose Of the proceeding appear
with any degree Of clearness. The Will
mington correspondent OF THE SUN
asked DR.. Charles T. Nesbitt. county
health officer, II he had issued such an
order. and that Official declined to make
any positive statement concerning the
case. In Louisville. the home Of Judge
Bingham, lawyers and persons in q po-
sition to speak with authority said that
they had no knowledge Of any request
for permission to exhume the body. and
that Judge Bingham. who had been in
Atlantic City, would arrive in Louisville
to-day.
At the same time there came from
Lexington. KY. q telegraphic statement
that it was not believed that Mrs Lau-
renee Lewis OF Cincinnati. who inherits
$50. 100000 under the will of Mrs Bing-
ham. would make any effort to contest
the will. Absolutely no connection was
made in the despatch between the al
legged proceedings at Wilmington and
the deceased woman.
wilIed RB.OOO.OOO to Husband.
Under the will Judge Bingham re-
ceives $5:000.000 from the wifes estate.
II was pointed out in the Lexington
despatch that recent court order. filed
In Louisville. pointed to harmony among
the members OF the family as to any
financial matters that might have been
considered the ground for possible dis
cord. Under this agreement. reached
by counsel for both Mrs. Lewis and for
Judge Bingham. the present executors
for the estate in Kentucky will continue
to serve. This agreement was taken as
an indication that Mrs. Lewis would
make no effort to contest the will.
Blood relatives to the late Mrs
Bingham had alleged that the bequest
to the Judge was obtained by undue
Continued on Third Pane
The sun., 1917-09-21
AMERICAN ENGINEER
FORCE IN SERVICE
Regiment Takes Over Impor.
tant Strategic Railvoys.

AMERIcAN TRAINING CAMP IN FRANcI,
Sept. 20,--An American regiment Of en-
gineers has taken over an important line
of French strategic railways, While
they have not yet been under shell Are
tho Germans have attempted to bomb
the trench
The regiment Is entirely under the
French and Is handling supplies Of am
munttion to French units.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Killed in Train Crash.

BENTON HARBoR. Mich, Sept 90
One man Is dead. several others are
believed to have been killed and at
least fifteen persons were Injured In a
head on collision Of a passenger and a
freight train on the Pere Marquette
Railroad at Riverside, seven miles
northeast OF here. tonight.
The sun., 1917-09-21
cAPTIvEs AS PISTOL TARGETS.
italian Lawyer Charges Prison
Camp Atrocities to Austrian.

WAsHiNGroN. Sept. 20-Stories Of in
human treatment OF italian prisoners by
Austro-Hungarians have been brought
to Rome by a prominent italian lawyer,
sent home by the Austrians with In.
capacitated prisoners. according to des-
patches received here to-day.
This man reported that captives were
systematically tortured In prison camps
after being used ~ targets for revolver
practice or poisoned A Hungarian
lieutenant named Farks. who is said Ia
have led In such atrocities. now 70 In
Italian hands.
The sun., 1917-09-21
FIVE BARRACKS USED.
British Cannon swept Dtmcult
Ground Before Infantry.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FB.N,v
AND BELGIUM. Sept, 20.--The British a,
daybreak to-day launched a heavy Of
fensive against the German defences
about the Ypres salient along an cN-
tended front, which has its centre
around Inverness copse and astride the
fpres-Menin road, a little southeast Of
Hooge.
IT was attended by marked success
especially In the crucial sector between
the Ypres-itoulers Railway and HOLE.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Frisco Lieutenant KILLED.

OTTAWA. Sept. 90 49, The death Of
Lieut.. J. l.. MacFarlane OF San Fran
cisco was reported In the casualty list
to-daG. The news was received through
German sources.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Explosien KILLS - Germans.

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-Thirty-four per-
sons have been killed and twsnty-four
others injured as the result OF an sx-
plosion in q munitions factory 1T CO.
logne. according to = telegram from
Amsterdam to the Central News.
The sun., 1917-09-21
Big Store to Aid
"Sun" Tobacco Fund

TODAY and tomorrow Arnold,
= Constable & Co., Fifth ave-
nue. and Fortieth street, give 10
per cent. of the gross sales of a
great mass of goods offered in
their September sale of fall mer-
chandise to THE SUN Tobacco
Fund. This is an excellent time
to start your Christmas shopping.
Each article, through the coop
GRAFTON Of the manufacturers, is
priced by actual comparison from
10 to 33 1-3 per cent. below the
standard retail price. The store
will be open till 6 o'clock.
To-day and tomorrow are the
big days, as well as the last days,
at the grounds at Westchester
and Elder avenues, The Bronx,
where Miss Rita Jolivet is pre-
pairing the remarkable war photo
play "Lest W. Forget" The Ger
man invasion in the French village
will be on to-day and 1900 per-
formers will participate in the
thrilling spectacle. The admission
fee is only 25 cents, or so cents
if you 60 in an auto. The route
III, given on another page. The
fund gets all the proceeds. Don't
forget that!
Eighty-eight per cent. of the
men in Uncle Sans Regular
Army are tobacco users! The
figures were given out by the
War Department yesterday.
Don't they make you proud Of
yourself for having contributed
to the fund-and determined to
give again?
Don't forget to deposit your
coupons and certificates in the
boxes in the Schultz and United
cigar stores. They all swell the
number of smokes for the SOL
diers.
WARNING! THE SUN TO-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
tion or publication. 1t employs
no agents or collectors.
The sun., 1917-09-21

Continued on Fourth Page
The sun., 1917-09-21

WARMING! THE SUN TO-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
tion or publication. 1t employs
no agents or collectors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
GOI. Wlorria sn C5ra6e actraacn.

Die gccrOigung bon Col. Sobn E,
VtorriS, Dem friibercn Yoii5ei.Gom-
miilGr, StGot.&eoofteur ser ,Sun"
uno glmuoit, Der on lcbten 0onner-
llos in ieinem Scim in GotonSpiae
ltorb, fouo geitcrn @aoroen bon Ger
StS @lortin'S Stride, Ode Sutton
gIpeme unO Gopettc. .StroBe, aus
ltott. Goter 6. 6. SmDt6c biclt ole
&cquicnl-Meiie uno cinen fiir3en
@pttcsoienYt in ocm @}orriS' Scinl.
Die 9eiicblno Der 2cidc erfolote ollf
Dem uylcm Gotbcorol" 6rico6ofe.
Gine grobe 9ln5abl bon pronlinentcn
Nolitifern uno Nlitglicocrn ocs 30
nototenitonOes 9oben Dem 0obingc-
lNleoencn 0oS lette @clcit. Sol.
Morris Zoo miro ouh BON biclcn
bicligen 3cutiCb 9(merifonern be.
trouert, ipor CT 0o6 elmer ser 0iref-
loren OcS lcbtcn SGngcrfeItcS, ous
bic III Soltimore obgeboltcn pur0c.
Als Sobrtu0trGeer eriuicien ocnl
Gobin9eldieocncu Die folgcnoen Scr
rcn Die lcste @brc: Somes Monning,
Der cbcnoligc Siilfs- &oli3eimori6ou,
Sowrencc S. Dloao0, Souucl 6.
slpplcbp, @Omoro 9S. 0uffD. Saul S..
FrooobL &. Sc9urc @c6b, Sronf s.
Dlc@uirc rnO @coroc 81. Griffin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Nrt ser SonoIlus: Gie @crliuer
So@bobu.
S5n benz @oacn iist ciu biirgerIi'
dies @bepoor.
er crfldrt i1r, ooB sunl 3pede
Ser aobleneriporniB iest in Der
GcifsbouptitoOt 6ie @eiddite nm
iirbcn ltbr qclHloiicn ncrocn nliIiicr,
sic 4bcdter Inn 5ebn llhr ln0 bic
@oIhpirthlMoitet Inn Dolb Elf.
3os olleS erfIGrt CT ihr in itnper-
fenubor iiiSocntihcnt Tiolcft mGb-
rcnN Oie .8iioc Scr Game mcocr Scr-
ltdnoniB nod SraIoe olIs5uoriidcn
idcincn.
Cir iMutteIt niBbilliqcno oos
Soipt ibmeiot mcbrcre ScfuuOen
muO bcncrft baum frra irno inhlih
uGo bGttc mrr aIrid in Yfonnbeim
pobnc hciipc fcnpcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Stc6n'S Scidc nud GIcOclonO &C.
Idlidt.

@ie Seidc bon Otto g. Stcbn ocm
General. Scrfoufs- Monoger Der nSp.
oronlic ErcIicO Steel So" bon Glebc-
lano, ocr IN Or. Somoro aeaD's ga.
notoriuni cinem arcbsIeioen crIog,
muroc gcItern nod Glcbclono 5ur @e.
eroignng gcionot. 0ic g8ittpc oeS
Serltorbencn, Srou Gertrude 8.
Stebn uno icine Go6ter, Sri. aotbe-
rlne Stebn fubren nit ocn irOiihen
llcberreIten 6uritd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
9os @tt6~o 0 rt.

llnmittdl6or Dor Der 2lbiobrt beS
SodYbo9n5ug.sS ipringt Gin fSelograler
IN ocn letten &aasll binein, iiebt lid
I'M uuO Meint.
,,1ornerpctter, bn bin id] IN BEN
bcrfebrtcu gSagcn cin9sitiagenl@
,@obin lpollen sic Oenn fa9rm2"
frogt man ibn.
o9td, itb meine nur, iett Bin i'd int
9tnn1erpng,n un0 bob feine Sigor.
rel"
glaoemciue 3oitcrfcitl lln0 etl
D0lbes GuBai5, p0n ollen GeIiel1 gl5o-
tsnc. 3igorren lc5rcn Den giltan Gtns
fan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
an,s title @rab.

Sic Iter6lidje &iiac oes om lebten
Gomiiog IN iciuer @cboulupg y'r.
14t3, Observation-Disclosures, pcrlcblcoc'
ncn Srn. g8il6eln q. Nculcl pnroe
gcitcrn gladurittog Ooui Erancrbaule
aus ouf scr baltimore GcmeterDg
3ur lcetcu @ubc bcitattct. |llialieocr
ocs GonflooS Oes Sroens
ser Scptoppben fuugirtcn ais @nbr.
tud)trdger ilno 8onor 6. SS. Sobcr
bon Der ct. Wlotl1di. @cnIcinoc an
ser Gdc bon Gcntrol-glDcnuc rno
8opcite GtroBe biclt oen Sraucrgots
tcsoicuit ob. @iclc 9trncngcuinOe
morcn cineclouicu oorunter ent
prohtpoucr &ron3 bon ocn Gonfloue.
Sr. Ecnlcl, Der Dor ctpo so SSobrcli
aus &clicn.Qormitoot noh Sen Scr.
Stuotcn fam NOR lougc Sobrc Sra
qer 0es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
aur5 nd ocm Tooe ieiner Satin por
flint Sobrcn 800 CT iidb in ocn 9iu5es
itanO 5uriid. Gr miro bon orci Sfins
ocru, @illiour 0hlitoO uno SenrO
@cnicL Iolpic orci Gntclu 6ctrouert-
GcSglciden binterlGBt cr bier orci
@riioer Ole $50. Socob, Ebilipp lno
6erOiuono @cniel uno cine Sdpes
itcr, 6rml &ouiic Sdeiot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Gmrnier AZ 0aOe statiun.

Ios iobrli6e Surnicr uno @icnic
tlir ole ct. Sobn's STRIDE 5u 2one
@reen mo ct. @iorf's STRIDE 5u
6alllton finoet morgen ouf oenl
@rlnoItiidc oes 9lrmour SenfinS, at
9poc station. an Der y@lorDlono
l'no BcunlDbonio @o6n" ltott. 9(ut
10. Nn9ult iinOct Elm 8mcitcs Cur
n'cr tpr oeniclben guten 3ped ltott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Ginc 6c6craincnslucrldc Wlalmnna.

Sat Or. s. &. 6inneD aus 6ronfrci9
no6 9lmerifa 9ciauOt. o0ic-
les lit Gin Grieg nod piiieni6oit-
libcn @rir5ipieu." TT Gr mo5nt
icincu Sobn ret3t tiidtig 5u lcr-
ncn.
Or. Sobu sc. Sinner, Der 2eitcr
ocs SSobns SopfinS Soipitol-G Corps
ouf oem S6lodtfcIoe in 6rantreicb,
bat ieincm Sobne George einen 9rief
gclhriebcn in peldem cs bciBt;
r@icicS lit Gin Grieg nod miiien-
i(boitlidcn @rin8ipicn, tno Die Der.
Stootcn broubCn nod uicle gut GUS
gcbiloctc a0pfc. 2aliet Sun9.glmc-
rifo nur tiidtig lernen. Gic Grlo-
lung Der @clt nod6 0ieicm ariegc
liegt in sen Sdnocn Der W}dnncr bon
%ilolmg unO piiicnit6oftlider @r6ic-
biuq. g9enn Der onerifonilde
Siineliuo ieine Stuoien fortlescn
fam, wi;rOe iG ibm empfebIen feline
iuiiicnitoitlide @r5iebung ni@t oui-
8uecbcn fin glbclteurcrIuit auf Dem
SHIabtfelOe.~
Or 6inncD floet in ieincn S6rei-
ben ilber ungeniigenOe grnGbrllng
Der %eriuunoctcn unO @ciunOen umO
bittet nm 3uicnoing bon 2icbcs9o-
ben, 6clon6crs GbofoIaOc uno Sii.
Bigteitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SdOer5rnQe.

n@oS lit ser llDhridJieo siuiideN
eium Gid9oruden uno sincm sticit.
fnctt?~
ngSciB idl nic6t~
~Goln ninmf mol in eie sinc Nou0
Elm @;djorndrn IN c;e auccpe cipen
Stekifnccht ad5 in 0M ggolo ue0
uno lea bsioeS untCr ltcu 6oleq9orm
llr0 0ann gieb gcnal odlt Gas MAS
O;n 9dm bindltillcttoyt ut t,is 6ih
bornpen UNI iDoS lcnteu liaea at
1T ser StleIeItnsdi.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Ger eitle 6eG6Nroue. !
Ser @eirofta 5dyoridl lreilt ouf llr.I
lolcb una ut e4GcHltanO oagNucnerl
SNDInc,rlTa. 5
uSGoriAt~ iroat Gin gSiB5cgIerii
GER MO hts mu bciir oopeien, inI
9hlBIaub ooer IN 6roprcih2"
~Sn Der GDQutpogne~ lnit.tc Die
6citinnte 9lnhnprt. ga lot mani
bcim Sduppeu IN Der Huci5 oaoucii'
pclicrte Siuaerudgcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

2os 9ouS, pelcbcS &uropottin in
Nhlfocn bapobnt bot unO in Incident
Ct bic aus oAel 6Se9enocn &uBlun08
cingctroiiencu &eiligcnbilOcr aiiibe-
mobrt botte, lit bon joponilhen
5ruppen eepIiinoert porNcu. Die
9ciIigen iin0 ais 9ric9sbcute nod
Tofio gcipon0crt. LDic @cfiirhtung
ser RuIieiL BOB iitb MN 0ie Sapancr
oieicr ipirfiancu &riegspuffen be-
Sicncr iperOen, ilt icOob gan5 inbc.
priin0et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Dle Soltimorcr ipiclteu ocftern
ouf Dem biciigcu SpieIplotc nit Dem
elub BON &o6clter uno gclponuen
oas spiel Sn 9lcmorf fono fcin
SPIEL itott. Bon oen Clubs ocr iibri.
een Sigos fonnte in Eiitsbure unO
III Cincinnati Ocs yie9ens wcgcn nibt
gclplclt merocn Gic Score mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
(glua714J

/ Salt gu Iein @romnolDon 0os
gu idlon lGn9it pcrfaIien tuolltait,
enolih onge6radt2"
,.Sol SD lieB eS 5lpolf Stun'
Sen ilnuntcrbroden pieleu II Ou Do-
BON sic SausiwpoNner 6lianulpgrlgcs
licuerI uno IS mir cbgcfauft!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Gin - pti m / It.

Nreiiro (slt cinent NraD 80. Dl
olonhit 0o6 sic Eodltcr Ncs reihcn
@oliicrS Nol0 nt Sir 2u1iamc
urpinioc2 S2orouS ihlic6tIu oos2~
Eu1cr 9lr5t ,.Gic sciot mir Nie
3nnac NIT 10 picl 2icbcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
6 ntcr q IN al 9 / d.

Simmer @cf6dft8mann.
9rdutiaonl. uSclbItocritduolih,
Iic6eS 9iuo miiBtclt Gu, mcnu mir
bcirotbclL oud) nit inn @cihdfte tbG'
tiq icin obcr mcrn Oh DID trcit
mo flcilig crmeiit BAIT Gil 6ci mir
cine 2ebcusItellungl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Slntb.
Q0etteranSfd

Sir N1arDIono ln0 Den DiItritt
Columbia bclltc fIar unO leitts
Sii0minoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
etIlnSlldt atmperaiaF.
Q[ils Sen iibrigcn gunocs. .Mctter

bcobadtungs Stationen urrocn bic
fc,gcnOcn bohiIcn EcmpcrahireL Die
Inn s llbr ocIicrn 9lbcno Dcrrl6ten,
beribtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

SD oloubc, sic an Waittmoh int.
Stoottbcater acie9cn 6u babcu 0crr.
&onlnicr6ienratbit
r9lusgeihloiicnl NlitimoM iinO ioi
immer qeiuobnli6e @rGiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Nnrfic nnn Nrnin.I

Nncfic unn Yroio.
sFrot sQnIa ipicIt onf Dem aloNicr
lluN iinat cin 2ic0 babel:
ngld. lrcuu ID, noh 3inci SSliigcl
hoft'l
aloot iie bon Sdaudrmerci.
Ger @offc bNrt'S ru6 rlft ihr sn:
Q(h aino, an biit ni6t fltol
@oIt On on cincm iSliiQcl 6clul
SDcfiafcI uiht ocrtg2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gcridlt Scs NoItimOrc WcficrbnrcanS

Ser 6cudtigfeitsocbolt Scr 2uit
mar 20 @ro3cnt I'M 8 ll6r @orgcnS
imo 90 |ro5ent inn 8 llbr glbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

0biriu n 4nnmrls Mcbi6uoli. Rcteuif qaH
helS rhutmuroil Ncilaasfebic WanlHi-
1utii Nuilopg.
0baplln ". NerouiOn, tlB-il1 Cam Nnilbug.
iSi0hriOe NrlnbruuQ.
". 8. & ~ I pUwnto. al 0nuiinemll Nlba.
RraIii3iten icui 1879 ctoQtet n Aaltmpft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

9(uf 6em &aiernchbof.
Seitnont (eineu Refrliten nit mtf.
foncno aroBen Gbren betrohtcnol
vN}2in @o.t, mas ser Nlann !iiy
arobc 25ffcIl Spic hci6Nl 9ic2"
ylcfunt nYlein 9ianc 1T 0oic."
Scntnart so ia. 0rim ouh r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SiefsnnkiiM q RS.

Serr 8iermaun fam 5icuIih ipdt
nod Souic upO oing ni@t mcbr rsdt
iicber.
sd mar ouf einm 9(uocnblid I'M
Gofs &ou0ert," benerfte cr 6u ieiner
65nttin, nois @iwiif mar gcraOe5u Be.
rallicbcn0l"
.,&od)t 10, rief Oie beIlcre Sdlfte,
nidicbc Is nur nef bic Yluiitl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
IN 0en oflonfiidcn Stooien ideint

Syn oen otlantiiden Stooien lhelnt
Iid6 Elm fleincr Chiffon 81 entmldeln
uno Gin 5peiter @Dflon pon betradt-
Iicber Storfc fonimt ais 9fell.@leri'
TO. Ger leeterc brodt betrddtliden
9lcqen pon Nlifouri bis nob Dblo
1mo Georgia Cine 6emcrferSmertbc
aaItc miro aus Siio'Cofota uno
sem oItli6en g}e6rasfo 6eridtet mel
die oos 9leliltot BON 5ablrcibcn Sc
mittcrn lit 9lagemein regnerlldeS
@citcr miro fiir alle Staatcn oltlib
pom 0liiiiiiippi ougetilnoi9t nno
lofole &egcn uerocn tilr 6elte in oen
niittclotlantiidcn Staotcn III 9lus-
iitt geiteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

SpQr.ynlten.
sItnHmc epprbanf BON baltimore, Gulolp
nllo Nniiniorc Shahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Elp'crldnic0e iu0 s|tribers
Sciu Dubcu 1884 9bomre.ehans. 6 o y
2tleppoR Noiie 1923
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

;, ,DentlnDe glanf pun Baltimore, Baltimore, nnb
Nnuionh Srn6e NluOlli (Nchct. Yfgictnis
9o0n Vs. qaiiber. NiteARrdlocni; @eorae y
VaHg. Nniircr
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EruIi. gompoguien.

~eais nepoVt aao xgnR eanpoaa", ia eonse'
Sirohc
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9ln8nn bur c faIIs

Gin Gentleman liigt nibt beim
@oliipicl" "
a@ewiB nicbt. TaS beibt, ncun
fein an0crcr @entlenau ibn Die Siiec
nobDeiiea fanil.~
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9lcreontile 2I0epcg.
". IS. 3im & 60.
COZ Ol0 WlaruInno 1rnIi NnIIolna.

gtattonol-Banfcn.
,.9bc Go sown giatinroi Snnl", San. ino
@reicrGiruhc. Sncon ge poof *ruiioeHH
Nc1rp s Ncnuc, Ndillrcr
nessoaS gasieaal sanl", 4s2 sho.aroabmap'
gN ". YRnQllcr. S1dlliter.
,,gpclcrt Nailunnl Nnui", A Nurof9ulalDs5tr,
". 1laglo1 Aali'rer
Gtaats.Nanfen.
uDenties gani yen salilmgrs9 @aIiimoss amp
eang, aaircr.
Spar.gnten.
s1mtlds epqrOmi RON yaItimore", euiap
nno NaIiiniorc Ghabe
EruitGompagnien.
~eais nepvJi nno xrnp eanpaau', i2 GonIS
Yalmatcrialicn T0iiren Senlter.
ra6tnen, gd0en etc.
Sas. y. Nuncr & so. ii5-ii7 vao.5rsberid'
Eafent 9lnpdlie.
Gbmlu A. enmuris. NcntSnoli: Rnseuie oan
eels snutmaricL Ncl0asIebir aeanllan
Chaplin " 8eroulou. ti8-tl7 Cam Rnilomg
y. 6. & u. I cowat6. an Continental nlba
@tafil5iten icli isy2 c'oQteib 40 AglilmofA
glutcIhoOile.
YSS@GGs ES@GGs 5r.,s9 @ SSl'"i arlti@nSss " sbm,A
s5case uno Et Norol gpene
GOinN, pic p0Nuldrc Nrr SHub mlh &Nth
,NerHel 9'nbilr Nuy' eqtaGe i4ls iAi0,
%'eo'ega''ss'elrape
Gnnomirtbihailidje @eroihe, Soms.
rcien uuo Giefiisel5iidierei.
STilI'9 s5S,aon %essss ggs 200 SoF0.Va'a'eiF Hn
Sbe 9Rcncr K slnrr fso,. 80 pi0bf Eronf
hcuilhcS SuiucilQrhdii
49,,
FlluHolllV NNthQCe9, Aull3es l'ilF
Nrieu gndNefct nfh Wfnneu
e'HHs" vf0s' 'zS g''re 0'eno'' 4oepu'
g,,n9nrgcbatieSo mus Qll.noherS
'' ~, 'ft l"!.',,NSN ~ ''''e n
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Observation-Disclosures.
g. 2. ebndt iurb & tSoe lil- "a 0banht, q
euMucr,c liuuriun.
1Aygst,lf 8s"s,,Egai'ais;ngnqs. sSsifniaalF' p'V
gwtid.Sln, tisenitd,r Nrnrf tsstuner,,ua3.q .qis.
,rfff,0nfiH ItnifItt,rs x. it',i,t tlnt c ioln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

@anmatcrialicn Tbiiren Senlier.
ra6inen, gd0en etc.
Gas y. NUhcr & so. ii5ii7 Sno.Urebertd'
Gtrn6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

SanominbidNiilidIe @eraihe Sams.
rcien uu0 GiefliiGel5iidierei.
@riiilt9 Suruer 50. 2o6 soro .gusaeif mn
800 gloti- Nnn sir.
Sbe 9lencr & silhrr N0.. 80 piabt ronf
bcuiihcc 1nhcAclhdii
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Graa.Iihes @eraniiaen.

Slim. 6ciBcn Sic bcutc an2"
,lluo iuic! 9li 9Irmcn &cincnJ
Nol9 in0 iiberall, nlr ilic6t an gIn.
3eofct"