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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

-ASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec Is
AA( Christ Drop a stitch and
w think a bit,
Yes. Of course. all America IS knit
ting. but is knitting the best thing
you can do to aid your country IN the
prosecution Of this great world war
knitting IS just as popular in the
the war capital as it is anywhere else,
but II is Just a bit under the shadow
OF disapproval. In the first place, the
thousands Of girls employed IN the
government offices here have become
too enthusiastic with their knitting.
So much so that they have forgotten
their work Consequently one wanders
through those official buildings where
entrance can be secured. seeSs thronEs
of girls sitting nc typewrirers and
desks knitting At the same time the
government IS sending out an urgent
appeal Tor clerical help.
knitting has almost disrupted the
efficiency OF some OF the government
departments Military and naval OF
ficlals do not look upon the knitting
with entire approval Secretary OF
war Baker has taken occasion TO
make deferenti1l remarks about the
practice I'm public. It IS claimed here
that the percentage of sweaters and
wristlets which reach the boys in
active service is small Either this is
because the knitters keep their work,
once finished. or because OF some ir-
regularity and lack OF system Of dis
tribution. At any rate. several yeO-
men. permanently stationed in Wash
iugtOn, where there are no bitter
winds. were found strutting about
clad in sweaters knitted by kind
hands
knitting IS. OF course, a wonderful
war service If directed IN the right
way But there IS q fear that knit
ting is becoming q lad and is occupy
ing the tin that might be used 10
better advantage in some more per-
maueut sort Of war work
Gorgeous knitting bags. OF course.
add great deal to the appearance or
any street costume, but is 10 the pur-
pose Of this war to- make our Amer
lean girls more fetching
Are you using all Of your wool 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

The idea OF using the little Red
Cross service flags. with a light be-
hind them on Christmas eve" said p
A. Rogers, lis a beautiful one. The
lighted candles in the windows OF the
eastern cities make one Of the most
charming pictures imaginable. For
miles. up hill and down. on Christmas
eve. while the cold wind blows and
the snow scrunChes under foot. the
people walk about, looking at the
candles which CLEAN IN every window
in the houses. from street 20 roof. IT
is q beautiful sight, and this year. ]
am sure the Christmas service flags
viii make the windows OF FL Paso
beautiful indeed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Uncle Walls Denotmed Poem.
Loosening Up

" 7E with contribution
w tgtwad total euion He'll around
talk for hours IN patriotic and throw all kinds gaudy
poets sings it, and tTadde doesn't cost cent "0h
don't soldiers
tired to switch off to the flag and gun bOOns freedom He told how he
old
deniedit Pm always giving really
groanng
final inning, ightwad SOULS
fzisnd, vii undergo q SHINING
CopyriEhL " WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
100000 BONDS APPROVED;
DAWSON RETURNS FROM VISIT

Fl Paso's $500. 600 bond issue was
approved by the attorney general 81
Austin during the visit OF city clerk
Jack Dawson to the state capital
from which he returned Friday after
noon. The bonds viii be put on the
market at date TO be settled By the
city council shortly
Mr. Dawson visited his nephew.
Sgt Harry s. Dawson, at Camp Bowie.
Fort Worth. while away He also
saw Capt Richard r. Burgess The
city clerk went to Houston in time
20 help his mother. Mrs katherins
Dawson. celebrate her birthday.
Women are replacing Een n ne
.alaraI luraau Of mines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
4 GIRL IN THE WAR CAPITAL
By EDNA HUBER

a good advantage? Do you ever find
your handiwork too good 70 be sent
away. and keep IL yourself as AZ
added but unnecessary garment
Knit on girls. but be sure you are
right Don't waste your time david
ling with knitting when you might
be in the kitchen cutting down the
food consumption or in the Red Cross
Headquarters making bandages.
BIT sure you are right, then knls
ahead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

difficult, this oft desplsed Job. And
as for its being instrUctive-the very
fact that there IS so much to a seem
ingly simple task Is in itself a worthy
lesson.
Haven't you a Job that seems too
trlvial2 Don't underestimate its pos
stbiiities. AnalyZe it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

The National Federation Of Women
Workers or ENGLAND, which numbers
over 10000 members. has decided to
affiliate with the Labor party OF
Great Britain. This viii give them the
night 10 run candidate for parlia-
n1en.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
GaR,IENrs roR rHE ~.

Editor FL Paso Herald;
am informed that the sweaterE-
helmets, mufflers and WrIsl-ets
knitted under the auspices OF Navy
League, are stIll in boxes here In Fl
Pas0-
Now n there is any real reason
why these garments cannot be sent TO
the boys in the navy could not some
arrangement be made for turning
them over TO the Red Cross 10 be used
wherever needed
one OF the KultterA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
7 ETTERS to THE
- HERALD

fAu communications must bear tn az
nature OF the writer. but the name VIII -
FItnheid II rs1uested-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
A Way To Combat Vice

seattIes plan Of cleanup Of immoral surroundings BY
ieacng the mayer and installing vigorously antivice
It lies open to FL Paso, Fort Worth any other city where
army CAMPS maintained It Is being put IN effect
By Douglas The remedy IS the arrest and prosecution Of
rOeming house and apartment keepers where mineral
found IN company with soldiers where soldiers
apt to 90.
Congress provided way fer closing ont vice resorts
shis way. It passed May II, 1917, act reading in
paFt, fOllows:
4ARy psTsop corporation, partnership association
oevng permitting to be received fer immoral purposes
purpose Of lewdness aSsignaon prostitution within
s distance Of said places may Be designated las army
camps shall permit any such person TO remain IN any
such Plsoe sTEcture building aforesaid who shall
violate any order, rule regulation issued to carry out
the Purpose Of this section shall unless otherwise punish
able undsr the articles Of war, be deemed guilty Of
5emeanor and be punished by fine of not than
5000 Imprisonment for not more than z months,
beth"
ArTstin the women themselves does little good They
pay their fines and Aresting the lessee
Of the house care especially he knows his
place is under suspicion aterwaTd Also the fear Of
the fine the imprisonment viii keep many
lessee Of property from taking chance.
And by the way haven't had any arrests recently
Of the keepers Of socned clubs These clubs closed
their vslaons Of the law said be open for
merry. Why?
Shark meat nay be uOurishinz AID all that but there's
difference than just hyphsn between the eating
shark and the man-eating shark.
Christmas is 4 fi1IIe and dismal frost without home
to enjoy home With children IN It for Santa Claus
visit. If you haven't any, adopt two for the
holidays.
Of course GermAnys allies are not vassals They merely
do every little thing Germany orders and lGcly TO
escape the lash Isn't the distinction between seTty and
loyalty quite plain?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Shark meat nay be nOurishng AID all that but there's
difference than just hyphsn between the eating
shark and the man-eating shark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. Is
AA( Christ Drop a stitch and
think a bit-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

enjoy It home With children IN It for Santa Claus
asst. If you haven't any, adopt OF two for tn
loliaays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Of GeTmAnys allies vassals They merely
dc every little thing Germany orders and lRoy TO
escape the Lash Isn't the distinction between sey and
loyalty cutie plain?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Women are replacing u,en n ne
ederal bureau OF mines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
SABBATH BREAKERS.

A D. 1fohr.
115 Rand Avenua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
'Werf6ert
@n6 frMB."

3ic IufgrHben ycrihcrnngc.Shrcnnr Mno
bcrcn 8iueigitellcn IN Baltimore mcroen an
Samftaecu nnt 1 ilbr Hadmiitags nnC an nll-
bcren Wudjentagcn lin 4 ltBr ynmntjttd0s
fGIiehcm Mnb 5iuor pom 10. 3nni an bis dnm
49, September 1917:
W, 9lffclber & eon, ia glmericdn guiIoing.
Ndilcn e OucntQ, 30-36 SpuiDsStraBe.
8nlbwtn a. Irid, 800 $40 9eper Suione
Z. OlamiaD Narrg & 60, $40 Sonf0'SiraBe.
SplepB ~. 8roofS & 60,
f06 G6dmber Of Commerce. ~, -,,,
MSariun s.. Vurdl & 60, SO Sontps sSnuBe'
" MosScl Gat1cart & GO., 6 glbcll 8utloing
j. sSg pld gpate SIsi @ani " oi @toroIano guiIoins.
GmnnngbanI, Gpale & So,
100 Chamber OF Commerce. ~
g. y. 9npal & g., Sne, @bell Tlltl9lns, y
SibsIin aiIe (Sainoltb Company uf ylcu Yort,
ggaIfcr 9uoan, @cneral Msanager,
fOt0-1014 Gjarreit Builoing.
0ibcliM & 9cpDiii Company Of WtarDlano'
YofulsSeparlement
g. Is. Gmope StnotNgent -
SoeIiio 9uiloing Gbarles' uno SernsioH
". SII''S 81 Sormon, s2o 9inc gmona
ScnrD g. Srant & GO., 81 Soui9' Sir9be
Spbn s. elosa Sr6 "a 10 aeen S,'lISiiiIg
= 800 eiaie 8oui q S@ar9IanO suiIOino-
703-704 glmcrcnH @nlloiH9.
9onopn Guarantee 4 glccioent Gompanb, !
225 St@ernnils StrnBe u, .,,.
2cc 6. Sartman & 60, ~ q; Haill. 9irqBe'
Ml. @arner Seiues & Sun, 2 glbeu ShlloillB'
Suppcr 4oit & 9nrnel, Snc.
SO 80 GouibfSirdbc
Subcndl & QltfniUn, 81 onibs9irnBe. -
Z. s.. anhenbergcr & Gpm, 6t5 glnletcah SloS'
6nrrg n. 3linefclter & Co.,
IA Chamber Of Commerce.
Charles strait q Gp.,
lot @bnntber Of Commerce.
9nluforo & Wlraint, 9lecnten,
@nlploher5' 3iahiiib gi(nrqnce Sorporallon'
2io, t3t4-t5 glbcu Butlotng.
2pmnoes & EhndDuc 80 SoniD'StaBe.
2ndcit & genrt1inntpn,
110 Gbambcr OF Commerce.
Wldrhlnnb Gnn0ltp Guntpnn1
Qocnl @ainnltn ann 9lcciocnt Nfndrtment
& e %onqilc & Co., Wlait19ers,
10 cnilor6 .glpenue.
Wic0umne,0rob.Snclen Co., SncY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
o8cinOlid,c 9lnslauOcr".

N3cbrerc wegcn 8erleeung Der
Sperr5cncn @eltimmungen Dcr-
boftct. - 9unoes-0iitriftS-gln-
moIt Dennis geitottct fcinoIi@en
9luSlGnOcrlL meI6c Degcn gtdtu'
roIiiirrmg berufen iin0, ireteS
@cleit.
Sym 8uu0es Greisgeritbt finoet
beute, morgen uno iibermorgen Die
9riifung bon IoI6cn 2eutcn itott,
pcl6e Dor GINGER 3cit ibre glppli-
fiction Inn @iirgerpapiere eingereibt
Do6en. 90 picIe Der 9lpplifonten
fcinc &Giic fir geiperrte 3onen uer-
longt unO onoere nit EGhen feline
9erebtiglme in 3onen bobem tiir
mel6e oic @6Iie ni6t ouSgeitcllt iinO.
bat Der 8lmocs OiitriftS glnDolt
Som g. Dennis entlhieoen Bob eS
inn @inflange nit Den @ilnl6en 0es
%rdliOenten lei, ooB Die 9eltimmlln-
gen 70 ouSgclegt per0en Dob ben
Sonolungen Ger 9unoeS6eanltelt
feline Sinoerniiie in oen s8cg gclcgt
meroen Seoer nfeinolide 9luSlon-
0er", melc9er cine glnfforoerling cr'
boIten bat, gum YoltgebduOe 81 font
men, Inn Dor oen 9unocS-S -Snlprfto-
rem oie fir Oie DECENTRALIZATION erfor-
oerlide %riifung our6ollma9cn, bot
0unob feline 8efiir1tlng 81 begeu,
Dab er berboftct miro.
0esgIeicben bat Ser 8uuoesanWolt
cntidie0en 0oB ieOem rfeinoli6en
g(uSlGnOcr~ oos 9iedt eclolien per-
Oen ioa, 5u ocn ItGotilNen @eri6telt
5u geben wenn CT Oo6u cine 9luffor.
ocrllng bonn @cricbt erbGlt. 9luf fei-
nen Sail 0arf Elm lolder Wtann aber
Elm onoeres 2ofol in elmer Der uer-
botcnen 3onen betreten.
9unOesmoriboa Stodbom tbeiltc
nit, DoB bier ofeinOIi6e gluSlGnoer"
wegcn @erIesung Der Sperr0onen-
&orl6riften berboftet muroen ood]
lueroe er oielel6en in Oieicm Sale
cincm &er60r unteriperfen che 5lt
ocn oroItii6en MioBnobmen gegrif-
fen ncrOcn ioIlte, 0o nod piele ibrc
@Giie ni6t Ourd Die @olt erbolten
b6tten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
S9ubltbSter ecItur6cn.

ISrc6crid s. Wloole, Der lebtc bon
fiini 8riiocrm Die 10 promincnte
GoIlcn III Der Geididtc bon 9ulti-
more geipielt babcm itarb in ieincm
rs. 2ebcnSiobrc I'M 9@tcrcp-SOipi.
tol", elm poor Gage no6oem CT Dem
Solpitul $4,000 CUR @toblirung eli
nes freicn arontcnioules eeidenft
botte Ger Soal miro ais Der ogllice
gS. D2oale Mcmorial Soal" befonnt
icin gum g(nocnfcn on ieinc 6rolL
mclbc am 20. Gc5cmber 1916 per-
ibieo.
Sr. Wloolc batte iid cine 9un9cn'
cnt5iiuOung 5uacSogcn iino purOe am
SomItuq bon icincr g8obnuug, gir.
7t5. ct. 9SouI.StroBe, nob Oenl
Soipitol iibcrfibrt. Gr NOR Der Sobn
bon &onole $. 0loolc uno @li5abetD
W3oolc. Sciue 0jroBmutter ioa OuS
critic uciBe SinO gelpcien iein onS
in NtorDlonO geborcn murOe. Seine
@rilocr, Clarence, George g.. Gbos.
is. uno 8. @orbom WlooIc, itorbcn
uor ciuieen Sobrct Scin Setter,
@iainm Sc. Moole, griiuocte OaS
,,Stnfforo.Sotcl
Gr miro bon cincr So6tcr, 6rail
Sobn gligbtingole, unO 6wei Neffcn,
96ilip 81. N}oale BON g(iboiIle, 9t. g.,
nno 6ronf 9. @loole, einem biciigen
9(obofotcn ii6erlc6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Guntrnft fir SOlsidiffc Ocrscbcu.

Ser ,,MorDlonO S6iiisbou-@eiell.
idoft" 5u Soaers @oiut wllrOc ge-
iiern Der formcae Gontroft iiir Ocn
9ou bon bol5ernen Sbiifcn iiir Die
aricgSauS6iilfc.6lotte 5uert6eiIt Ger
critic aorper muB an 80. 9lpril 1918
obgcIicfert merocn, ser lebtc Der
ie6s SdGfisf0rper an 30. iSeptem-
Der ociielben SubrcS. Sn Der 3mi'
itben5eit miro Oenmad Gin aorper
monotlidb icrtigeeiiellt
Die Marpldnocr 6irma bcIiBt 80
9ldcr am Bear Greet iuo miro 1900
N3aun beidditiaeu. Charles 6. g.
Glnrf iii ser @rGiioent, SbomoS Ben
ion @icc.Yrdiiocnt lm0 SaiIptIeitcr
Der g[nIoge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
glcaiitriruns ubacTdluRcm.

SeOer Niilitdrpilidti9e, Der Ii9 nidt
regiItriren IieB, miro BON bcllte
an berboftet werOen. - @eItcrn
lieBen iiCb nugefdbr 90 regiitriren.
Ser 0encral.9 .Marifoll
gob Suitruftioncn iiir Gerbaitlmg
scr Griide6erger.
@eneroIaoilltant Senrp ". @or-
fielO telegrop5irte 9eitern inn gIui-
troqe Oes @ouoerneurs an Wiopor
8reIton, Dob bon bcute oil ieoer
Mann 5miiden Dem 9nter bon 81 nnO
81 Sa6ren Ger ii6 ni6t Bat resiitri-
rem laiien, ocr6aftct lperOen ioll Sc.
scr &cr6oitcte ioll umae6enO Oem
Heprdlentonten oeS ,Suiti5.Geportc.
ments ousgcliefert perOen. Gieler
@cfe6l mur0e geItern bon Dem @e-
nerol-@roooIt -Mori6all in goibing-
ton aliSoeionOt. 9unOcsbeomte per-
Ocn nod ieOen Stoote geionOt per-
Oen. 0ie 3o6l oerIelben Itebt I'M Scr.
6dltnib 5l ser 9cpolferung oes
Staotes uno nidt i'm Serbdltuib 5u
ser 3abl ser 9iegiitrirtcn Gas BE
Inltat it, oaB ieOer MilllitGrpfli6-
tigc Ser iicb ni6t regilirircn lieB, oic
9HrOe Der 9legiitrirten crl6mcrt
Gieic G6otio1e ioll meit uno brett
peroifentli6t werOen, imo ollie regi-
Itrirten Wl0nner 0aroltf o6ten ioll'
ten OoB ieOer 0lidtregiitrirte ser
@oli5ei onee5eigt miro. Ser @enero(.
@ropoIt.MorIdoll oronete an Dob
BON 6eilte an oas 9luSpablS-9lus6c.
6ltngsgeieb in energiider @eile
0urdlqefii6rt miro uno ooB ollie, Die
cS oerIGuut boben, lib regiltriren 5ll
loIicn, Der6oitet lnO 6eltraft meroen.
Ger ariegsietretGr wiintbt, ooB ge-
NAB ocs glus6e6ungsgeiebes ieoer
Ger6aftcte, nodOem er fir ibrloig
6eiunOcu ipurOe, BON Dem 9eamten,
ser i'm oerboitet bat, 5pangSrpeiie
rcgiitrirt miro.
@eItern eri6icnen ungefdbr 90
Nldnncr inn 9urcou OeS Wlopors, Inn
ii1 regiitrireu 81 loiien @cr bcltc
fonlmt. nuB ieincr Ger6oitlmg ent'
ge9cnie6en. @unOcsntoridoll Stod.
6om miro ieoenfalls eincu 9eomteu
i'm Bureau OcS MloDors Itationircn
uno ieoen @lilitdrpflidtigen Der ollI-
touft nm iid regiitrircn 5p loiIer,
in S6but ne6mcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Srnppcn Der @arDlGnoer ysatiOnni-
oar0e nad Georgia.

Son g8ai6inoton fam gcitern
Surh @cueral CHARLES 9. @oitber
Ser geiebl, oab Die ioIgenOen 9lnge-
borigen 0cs mcoi5iniiden Gorps, OeS
6elo6oipitolS uno ser 9lmbnlon5.
Gompoanic Scr WiarpIdnoer gtatio-
nalgarOe lid nod Sort Oglet6orpe,
@a., 5u oreimonotli6er glusrilltlfng
81 bege6en baben:
Sber-2icutennnts grncit S. aloo-
nan, G6orlcs g8. 9faui6enbaf, @il-
liam Gem lno W}arclts Oitro.
Sereeonten s. u. Sanpop, SEQ.
". lonogbuc, GborleS %. Sincloir,
gt. aur6cl lmo @emcinc s. 8. Sum
ter, g8. z. Qlopo, s. s. Sioocs, 2. ST.
&oains uno 8. s. 56ultcu bonn 6elo.
Soipital.
Scrgcuutcn Sonles @lcGbesnD,
9lleronoer Sincs mS @eneine Srpin
Vl. S'aeefc. SSames S. Curt.
Scrgeonten q. n. Gear, 3. g
Glo9baugb, 3. $. G6ompion 9t. s.
9ocmcr mo @elncinc s. $. Gblc, s
.9. @oloma6cr, Srpin S5ciu5e, g
acBlcr nno Scnry 6. aipp bon Oel
acknowledgements
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
@uOwin's &rO5cil anf 0Onncritas
berIdJuben.

Capt. Somes 8. @o0pin, Soiipt-
monn i'm 5. MorplGnoer Snfonterie-
Negiment, DER bei6ulOiet it, iiN I'm
rcgclmGBigfeiten in 8erbinoung NIT
Dem llnteri6lcif bon $4,000 I'M Su-
rcou oeS friibercn arei8geri6ts-glf'
tuurs Gorion 81 S6ulOen fommen
gcloilcn au boben miro ii6 om
0omeritoe gum 4ro8cB Itellen. Ser
@c6tsbeiitono @oomin's beriu6te,
Iib ouf oeHen militGriiden Stono be-
0iebcno, g[nitrengungen fir cinen
peiteren glufldub 5ll crlangen. &ih-
Ter @ortcr ipor, noboem CT Die glr-
qumente beioer Seitcn ongebort bat.
te, ocr 9[nii6t, onB Ser Hcgierung
bur6, eincn 9ro5eB jcst fein Sla6'
tbcil crpu6ien pilr6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

9limmt mciterc $t50,000.
Gic nSopfinS 9SIoce Spurbonf"
bat nit lobcnsiucrtbcut @atriotismns
ibre Subicription fir Die 2ibcrtp-
9lnIcibc bon 100000 ouf $250,00O
cr6o6t. Qicies gorgebcn luuroe IN
Scr sitinG scr 0ireftorcu am @on-
tag Nlorgeu gutgcbeiBcn. 0ic 0Dcut-
l@c Sporbonf" bot e6enfollS cine
srobc Subicriptiou seHadt uno ale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Cfil,icr in WnnNconrmcc.

9tlcronocr &nDion &nopp, ilin.,
Ser Glteitc Sobn bon 9llcranoer ASop-
ion anopp, nurOe BON Dem &riegS-
Dcportcncnt unterrihtet, ooB er
5un1, Sccono.2icrtenant in Der Bun
0cSormee bciorOert mitroe. Gr miro
li6 in ailr5e nod Sort ScoOenDortbr
Son., bcgcbcn. Gr Dor 5pei Sabre
lang cin 01itglicO Der 9attcrie ~"
gepeicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Ninc nntc 0rnte an crluartcn.

Sr. Sogu Sein Elm Oeuti6.umeri.
foniidcr 6ormcr BON @lit6eapille,
itottctc ecftern Dem oGeutid5cn Cor
reiponOenten~ einen uiIlfonmenen
@eiud ob. Sr. 0eiu bat eine 5orrn
.uou imoci1br 25O 9ldern imo lpro6
iid iebr boiiuungspoa iibcr cine CUTE
grnte aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
g,idt ocnna WleOifamcntc.

WtuJl BtHlU WtNplh"HNNNNf
gegicrlmg braudt iofort fir $1,000
600 mcoi5iniI6e inO onoere Ga.
den fir Die 9lrmee. - 9onuen
ni6t Dor So6resiriit gclieicrt
ipcroen. - &iele NleOifomentc
aus GcltI6lonO in 5olldnOiiden
SGfen.
Sci Dem SabrcS@GonUcnt Der
,9lmcrifonii6en @borma5eutcn'glllo'
ciotion" in 9[tlontic Gitp lit conIto-
tirt morOcr, oaB oie BON Der 9tegie-
rinq beItcaten Nleoifamcnte fiir Den
arieg in Scr Sobe BON $3,O0O,0OO
niht inner6ol6 So6rcSiriIt gelieTert
perOen f6nnen, wem iic Damn tertig
mcroen. Gin Gomite wuroe ernannt,
pelhcs Oes6olb nit Den 9unOesbc'
omten conieriren ioll.
SSn 8erbinoung oomit Oiirftc ole
folgcnoe 9lu9ridt Oielei@t BON Sn-
tercIIe Iein. Gic bon Dem nScrein
ser Goufleutc" in Nem 9orf bcraus-
acge6cne @o6eniGriit o@reotcr gfeu
gorf" logt, OoB eeluiiie 8oarcn 0eilt'
i6en llriprings, Oic in bolldnotlHen
s5dfcn ieit Sobr lnO Sog out ole
MISUNDERSTANDING olt omcrifonilbe
aduier porteu, bod nod ireigegeben
iueroen oiiriten. Nlit onocren @or'
ten, 0ob oie 9riten Oos Orrb Die be-
fonitte Sroer in Council beriiigtc
@m6orgo moOiii5ircn meroen. glnt
IeronlalIung mcbrerer i6rer O'it-
alie0er 6ottc lid) Die oMerddnts slj'
Iociation" INN Die 6reigobe lol6er
ggaoren bei'm StoatS.Gcportcment
in @aI6mgton 6eniibt @S lit ibr
MN bonn 0eportement, relp. Oellen
9erut6er in glngclegcn6eiten oes aus
mGrtigcn SanOelS, ioIgcnOe glntport
5llgeganeen:
,,Mir befennen ms gum Gnlptollg
C,6res Sdbreibens bonn A. Simi 1917
in, Incident sic INN 9lufflGrilng cr'
li6en, Oh bic 6roge Der 6reigabe BON
in 9lotteroam beiinoli6en @oaren
OcttIhcr Serfunit bonn StautS-Ge'
portcmcnt in @icOcrerpdelng ge5o-
gen moroen lit. Gie gon5c 6ra9e Der
6rcigobe rmO im6el0Iti9ten Eollogc
BON @oorenicn0ungen feinoli9cn
ltriprlmgs, melde BON amerItonl'
9iirgern Dor @rfl6rlmg oes &rie9s'
5uitonoes NIT Geuti6lono eefauft
rno in 2oqerbduIern neutruler euro
pGil6er &Gfen eineeloeert wuroen,
rno fir melbc Sen britii6cn Bebors
ben g(pplifanten imterbreitet, BON
oieicn ober 5uriidgcuieien ipurOcn, 1T
imldnait bon Didiem Gepartcment
mieoer in Grpdgung gc5ogen moroen.
Gie britii6e 9otidoit iniormirte
am 81. W}oi 0os Geportemcnt, DAB
ale frii6cr fir BON 9lmerifoncrn ers
morbenen Sitter 6cuticben llriprun0S
gclpG6rtcL aber ipcgcn Der S6nie-
rigfcit in gei1nfitng bon 8crlanot-
@eleoen6eit no6 9lblollf Der feltges
iceten 8riit oerfalenen 9ermits MN
erneuert moroen Iino, ilno oaB oen
britiic6en Standardization in 9fot-
teroan entipre6enOe SnitrIlftionen
5ugegangen limo. 3i16blib 81 oieler
g9ieoerinfroitieeiing lmauSgeniibter
@ermits 5icben Oic britilden 9ebor.
ocn icBt aud in wo6lerwagcnc @rmd'
gung sic 6reigobe iol6c @oaren
ieinoliben llripruneS in 9iotteroom
fir melde 5ur 3eit, ols inter oem
lmoffi5iellen, biSber III &roit gepelc-
nen arrangements 9(pplifation an
oie brittle 9oticbait gcma6t mnroe,
Der 9allipreis t6ntiddIid lbon err
leqt mar.
Cas- 9epartement lit sur 3eit ni1t
in Der Gage, Die ipe5iiiidben @onlig-
notionen, bic 81 Den obeIl erpd6nten
aotegorie'n eeborcn, icli5ltlteIlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
aoGus SOpfins lIniUerftdt-Sdlnh-
fcicr.

ST.. Ncuton .. 8ater, Der ariegs.
Scfrcidr. miro beitc gum gelu6
nod baltimore fommen uHo inl oSp-
ric.Ebcotcr" cine glniproAe bel Der
SobrcsidllIBieier Der ~Sobns sop.
Tins ltnibcriitdt" boIten. gS miro
crmortet ooB Der ariegsietretor iiber
sic WPiIit1r.Sitldtion i'm glagemei.
ncn mic im 9cionocreu lprchen
miro. ii6er Sic gc5icbungen Der llni.
pcriitdts. @l6nncr 81 Der glrmee ino
onocrcn 3meigen Ocs gaationolOicn-
itcs. Qic gauge 9ltmoipbdrc Der
oicsjdbrigcn ShlrBfcicr miro einc
militGriihc iein. 8cprdientantcn Der
llniDcriit1t. pcldc bereits @inbciten
ocs notionoleu 9ieuitcs beigetreten
iinO. iperoen llrlou6 erbolten ino 81
ocr syobrcsihIuBfeier in llniform er-
ldlcincu. 9Sr1iioent @ooonoiu miro
ocu 9orib fiibren rno 9lo6biner
Nlorris 2a5aron pom Wlooiion'9 '9lpc..
acmpcl oos Grofimmgsgcbct iprc-
saeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

Grb6ccrcnfcit Scr 9reiciniefcits'
Stride im Sdnlbons, SrinitD-Str.,
Mittluod unO 0Onneritas. lin redJt
snblreihen &cIudD wirS sebctcu.
(SSunit2 -14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

@cnn sic iidJer scbcn uOllcn, 10
fanfen Sic cine Der SaIdJcufartcH
Der Sperr5uncu, bic bonn ysOtar i'm
yurcnn OcS u9cntidJcn GOrreipun'
bent" fir cinen9Ollar crbGltlidI Iino.
(Snni8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

9IOunnCntem sic bcu .9cutidjCn Gorrcs
fponoenten" nidDt pinltltd Oocr nnrClel'
mGfig crbaIicH, iin0 aebetcH, Ocr Office
DaDOu per TcICpbUu uOcr IdlriitliM Witt
tbcilung 81 inahet.