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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

gen ou titn. Wloge Ser SinmeI MIR
ieoeS Slid beriaeen, iDenn idb mid
te oes @ertrduens, Oas Oh mir ge.
f6erlft bait, iiutpert ertpeiie. Dieien
4ub borfIt 0u rubig uebmen" er
beugte it9 ernit fiber iie i,no beriibr-
te nit ietnen 9tppen ibre Stirne, bic
iie ibm nidt entooe. so, Sernline,
uno MN lab ulS gum @oter ge-
ben" :" - -
Gobnl0 ii9 Der Wfoior bon Ser er-
item lleberroi9ung erbolt botte, rilB-
te er iidb iagen, oaB ct iid gar feinen
oneenebmeren Sbpieaeriobu bdtte
tpiinihen fonnen ais ben Doftor.
Mdbreiio Die meiIten ieiner @e.
founten iib Ieines oufbroihenoen
Seirperomentes pegen fern bon ibm
bielten, inobte oieS ouf oen Doftor
nicbt ben gerineiten @inoriid. Sc
bitiger Der Ylaior iporO, oeIto pbIeg.
nlatii9er ipuroe ser 0oftor, ino I'M
8orn geIpro6ene i6arfe g8orte nnf.
5iltrager, mar bolle10s 0eS lebteren
Sndje iiic6t.
Seine Stelliing ipor eine CUTE itno
geiiherte, iein Same eir olleetnein
geahteter iuto feline &er5ensgiite cine
70 oiisgeiprodene, Dab Scr Wlaior
iein I9ii6ternes &ino obne ie0e @e.
iorgnis in feline glrne legen fonnte.
Sab er nidt beion6ers jung mebr
por uno nod ipeniger i90n, 0as mar
Serininens Sadbe; mo peup er, pie
eS fiA Iebon IN ben eriten Sagen 5eia.
te, fein @efallen an 0eu geipo6nliden
2iebestdnoeleien fano, ionoern Ser.
mine gegenii6er ipobl boll garter
9iiidii1t iito 9(uflnerfIomfeit, ionIt
ober BON einem beinabe nod gr0bcren
@blegltn ais friiber mar, 70 fonnfe,
penit Serinine feinen 9(nitoB baron
no6m, ibm oos rod iiur rcd)t fein;
mare Elm 9r6iltigon bon Dem Der.
f0nmliA iiiben Sr6loge i6n poraus.
iidtlicb oo6 b0llig iufertrGglid) gciuc.
fen. gs mar in jeoer @e3iebupg, ais
ob &crinine oen @rdiitigolii iiiC6t hit
i6reu eigenen iliueen 9lltgcM iouoern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

Batter an betriigen9"
n@enn cine Neieiing iid in ibreHl
erIteu @ntIteben berbiret, 70 lit oies
nod fein getrug. ghn ober, Serr
W2oior, it's tpobl genlgl Sie boben
mir nod feline 9lntport eegeben, oh
sic mid gum 0dwiegeriobr ipollei
o0er nidt"
.3unn Gdipiegerlobnl" Ser Meu-
ior Iton1pfte oltr9 oos 3immer, oaS
g8orf ,,Sdpieaeriobn" in 10 berols-
for0ernoenl Zone ipieocrboleno, oab
Ser 1oftor iein @lut enoli6 mI4
ipdrner iperDen fiiblte
sd fonit nidt einieben, tousSbnen
70 fonoerbor babel porfontnit. gSenn
Gle ettpos an n1einer Stellitng oitsoit.
Iesen bobel1. ). !"
,,Dimmes 8eua tDeiB re6t ipobI,
oaB Gie cine 5rnt ern6bren fonnen.
,S6er an meinem Gbarafter. ="
,Sobe bis beufe feinen @ritno oa'
5lt eebobt."
,,gtlln, 70 ipiiBte ih tpirfli6 uidt...
gqenn Sie's oeitn 0urdoitS miilerl
mollen,~ Id1naiibte Der W2oior i'm on,
10 mill ids SSbnen inger Sotte
INNER geineint, Der waai1n, Der met
ner Serniine gefcllen ioIlte, ntiiBte
onoers oilsi1auet olS Sic, iiinger
uno biibi9er, Inn eS gerooe beralls 5ii
iaeen.~
,g2un, 6onn ieben Sie iett, oub
Der @ei9nad bericbieOen it," Der
Doftor IieB fib niht aus tfiner 0tibe
brinqert, .olfo, 9err Weaior -
Giefer itellte iicb oiht Dor Sernine
bin, pel1e Die 9[uoen nod trnuter
niht nifeeiHlngen bntte. nSit es
tpirfli1 ipnbr, onB bu ben Doftor on
pillit2"
sic flonlnterte fiH, itatt 5u oit-
iporten, MIR feiter an Die itiiberoe
&an6 oesfelben.
,,Soll oas 0ie Qlnttport fein9 9Iber
freilih, er qriff notb 6em @riefe, Ser
in Ser ollgemciuen 9liifreglng oftloS
spr groe gefallcn NOR, ~Du meiiit,
penn man ioIde @riefe fbreibt, gibt's
lui4t me5r oiel oll reoen, niAt pabr9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

nit benz 9[usorude Der bo6lten
Sbuinltng oie S6ere berfolete
g9ie EN- @lib flog es ourb ibre
8Iee. Sie RIB iih bon oem @oter
los, flog olf ben Goftor 5li uno fiji.
iterte ibnn, 6os Bis in Oie 2ippen ipeiBe
glntlis ongItboll emporbebeno, elm
pnor Borte 5ii. gr beugte iiG 10 tief
6lt ibr binob, bob man ben 9Iitsorud
ieines @eii6tes nidt tpabrnebmen
fonnte. Gin poor in fliegenoer Gle
geipedielte Srogen iin0 @egenfragen,
0unn riHtete er ii1 entl9loHen niTf
uto trot, Sermine on Der Sanb, bor
ben Dloior, Der Dem 8orgeben Der
bei0en bisber in ipro1loier 8eriDltls
oerung 5igeieben.
Ser 8rief 1T on mid geridtet,
&err Moior"
0ieier f.ibr 6uriid: o9ln Sie2 Sic
pdreu Ser ein5ig geliebte aorlS"
DS1 belize nit 8orncmen &orl,
ipie Sie iDiiien ino II ih bite Sic
blernit Inn ote 0dllo SDrer NoOler.
Sic bitten Inn Die &an0 nteiner
To6ter2~ Gin poor gligenblide
lana lhloB 0as iingemeiiene Stauueft
ben Whm0 6es WloiorS, Omin ober
brad iein Corn I'M 70 geipaltiger bers
bor. 0iubig lieB Der Doftor, &ermi-
mems aitternOe &ono IN Der ieinen,
ben 6tltrln iiber h6 ergeben. Sc
neniqer man sem 9}ojor tpioeripro1,
oeIto eber bcriibigte er lid), oos iUltBte
er. glud) elmer @eile itellte Der Wlas
ior and ridjtig iein Sobei eiit, iei'
mem 9lerger MIR nod IN 5eiiweiligent
0umpfen Grollen 2nft madjerO.
,g9crm sic our6otS meme Eo6ter
baben pollen, blieb er enolid bart
Dor 0en Goftor iteheiL 0iporllm IN
oes aududs gfomen iaeten sic oenn
oos nidt glci9 BON glnfong ait offen
lino ebrlidj 6crous2"
,,g9cil ib ME picl BON ben Nl1u-
nern gc1olteu, oie iih an oen @oter
pen0cn, ebe iie oes 8er3ens Der God.
ter qeiDib iino.
.Sie bolten es fir onoemeliener,
gemeinldlditliA nit Der EoAter oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28
Stnkl.

Init oen olten 9[ueen oes @oters ge-
pdblt babe 9tiir eines maHte ibm
Soree.
gr fab elm 6aB es nidt ipobl am
giiig, oos &uus iebt, mo elm @rdutt-
gam ouriii berfebrtc itno an Die @or-
bereihngen 8ur Sod8eit geOadbt tuer-
ben miiBte, obne ipeiblibe Gberlei-
tung 5u loiicH @em obcr iollte er
0ie1e anbertrauen2
W2it elmer geipo6nli9en &ousbdl-
term mar ibm inter 0en gegebenen
@erbdltniHen niNt ee0ienf unO cine
gebiloete 0oite in iein Sdits nebmen,
Die 9lniprud aitf ollerbano 9fiidii6.
ten no6te, Dor Der er ii9 in ieiner
@equemlihfeit geilieren mrtBte, ote
es nielleidt uidt eiimaI bertriige,
Denn er gelegentli1 einmoI losDet-
terte, ser bloBe @eOonfe IieB ibm Dor
llnbebagen Die @feife olsgeben, nit
ser CT 0anpfeno am SriibItiidstilde
idB. @l0blieb i6Iua er oiif ben
Gid, oaB Die GoIIen fIirrenO onein-
anoerfubrer. ,0ab id 0aroi1 nidt
friiber 0nntel Sa6e i9 0enn nidt
cine S6meiter2 9er f0nnte Ser
mine beiier 5ur Seite Itebeu in oieier
8eit ais iiel II Sb iie ober oitd5 fon-
men tpir02~ ieBte er fleittlalit bin5u.
@r butte Die &eitteitdntSepouletter
iGon getrogen, ols fem Batter li9 gum
5ipeitcn Mole berbeirotete, ino batte
ni6t ionocrli1 gtoti3 bon DEM g2eIt-
b1fben genonmen Dos einige Sabre
ip1ter 8ur @elt fam NGr erinnerte
iib nod olinfeI oeS fieinen, brounen
Giugel6ens, 0as ibm bel ieinen ie-
ipeilioen fitr5en @efid6en i'm baterIi.
den Sauie tpie cine sii1otter aipi4
lden Sen 8iiBei binour6i9lilptte un6
iic6, menn eS irgeno ongirg, ieine8
S1bels bendHtigte, I'M i'm nit tl4
ar6clieren araftoitinnno oiif benz
WoOeii cinberflirren 6ii lniien; ods
ibor aber oilh 10 5ienllitb allies, mas
iein Qeod1hlis bon Der GApeIter be-
)Dohrt botte- M
(GortieeAng foIGtl ..,sIg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

bellte morgep geIoet bGtte, ooB i9
am g(beno oer erfl1rte @r1ttigam
bon Jrdulein &errnine Gutenberg
iein iuiiroe?"
sic bIidte iheit 5u ibnpaiif s@er.
oen Sie fib febr ilneliidIitb fiiblen9"
ollngliidliH fiiblenS" Sect laHte
er loiit beruus.
o@urum ni9t gar. glber liebite
Serniine, nit Dem Serrn 0oftor miro
eS lett ipoBl borbei fem nliiIien."
.g8ie ober ioll idb sic ionitSnetlr
nen9" fraete iie GneltliH.
n8or ollem uiGt DSie", icnoern
o9u"."
pGas lerne id nie," ieuf8te fle
fleinmiitig.
rgcriitde es MIR einmaI,@ ertnu-
tiete er. rDu iiebit iH gebe Dir NIT
guten 9eiipieI poran eS lit gar ni9t
idper."
Gle i5tpieg nod INNER.
,,91in, gebt es nibt Sermindeu9~
oggenn On @eoulo nit mir boben
pillIt, 3oftor -
.@i, all Der @eouI0 iolIs nid]t feb.
len, ober oas 9oftor ipor nod ritt
redt.~
SD peib ober seine ouoere 9ln-
reoe."
nSyd, tpie bieB es Oenn in oem
9riefe Oo2" fraete Ser 0oftor, felbIt
etmas uniit6er.
Sin i1bes Slot flog iiber ibr @e.
Iidt, onin iagte iie etiti1ieoen: rDas
lit itnmogli9"
80, MN oann nuib eS iuobl Dor.
ldufig BEL oem D9oftor" blei6en.
9Iber, Serminhen, ioIlten mir oas
uDu@ nidt Our6 eiuen SUB beitdti-
gen9 2ernen tttiiiien mfrs bod ei1r.
NAL
Sic iprang oitf iinb ri6tete fid) In
oie &obea ibr Nanib ihipiee, dber
ans ibren 9lueen iprad5 eiue ioIc6e
@ntt1uI1ung, Dab CT beIh6nlt unO
geriibrt 5ugleid rief: ~
0g3ein Serrnine, iieb mid nidt 70
ian! &u bait es nit feinem lllnpiiroi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28
Sr. 2cnpcrt ais gso6lt6atcr.

@r. 9loom 0cupert, Der Glerl Oes
Common @lcas.@cric6ts, miro an
0icliiag 500 tleine SSaiicn
0es St. gincent &nnbcnsgSoiicnbali.
ics, Oos an Der 9orf 9iooo bel Solp-
fou gelcgen iit, 6cipirtbcn. Gicies aa
i1brlid mitoertebrcnoc GreigniB miro
0ilrd Oen neutrality-suspicious. ocs
@errn Geupert, Der felt iiber % Sa5-
rcn Scr &rdii0ent Ger 8e6oroe Oieier
9lnitolt it, erm0glibt. Die Wiaoden
pom ct. NlorD'S g8oiien6aus perOeu
ouf ipe5ieaeu StroBen6abn S9aggons
81 0en 5eite ia6rcn. 0ort peroel
iie @elegeu6cit bobeu nit Den &na
ben, mo mander lit Elm 9rlioer cnes
o0cr oeS on0eren Der Nldoben, 5ll
Ypielen ino licb ST uergniigen. Cine
9(6oronung ileiner anaben Der ct.
DiorD's SSn0ultrie. Sbiile, bon oenen
einige e6emols i'm ct. &ncent-&ai-
Ienboule marcn, meroen Iidb ebenIaas
Del 0en 8eite eiuiinoen. @leid6eitig
begiebt iid 0ie sSunior,aapelle bort.
bin, Inn inter Seihng Ocs 9ruoers
gnul Die muiifoliihe llnter6altung
5il lieiern. Spiele iin0 quite Sohen
81 elieu ltno 81 trinfen iiir Die &lei-
nen miro es 0en gan5en Sa9 ii6er 9es
ben. I'm llittng lit elm reirber Niit-
iogstiicb geoedt. 9}oboem Die ainoer
o6geiertigt ienl meroen, miro @err
0eupert ieiea 6reinoe ino D@itbe-
ante nit einem @obeIirii6ltiid beluir-
t6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

Man crwaOur 0ct ,yaitimurr Cnrrriponscni" :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28
q. g0rIieeuna.l

Vr los.
nGin5ig geIie6ter aorIl
aonnte icb Dir ineen, tpie itols.
iprehlid gliidli9 mid Gein eeitern
erbaltcner 8rief gertobtl SD babe
ieoes 0einer teueren @orte iin5dblige
W2ole eeleien un0 gefiiBt, ggie aber
fnnnit Oh frogen, Oh ib 9einer aud
eeoenfel aein Gag, bod mas iage
i'd, feline Shinoe oes Cages bergebt,
ipo Id Geiner nidlt geodfte. 1cs
QIbenos nebnle i1 9ein Bib in ben
2rnim biniiber, uno oes Wiorgens
iuode i'd nit Dem @eoonfen oiif ipie
eIiidlib i9 bin, oab Oh mid liebit.
SD mare oos ieligite @eidopf auf Der
gon3eit ipeiten @elt. iuenil IT."
Sier brnd Der 8rieF ob.
3ie 9loer oitf Der Stirn 0eS WloiorS
frat un6eilperfiiuocno bernor, ober
nod gelang eS ibnl, ieine 9litbe au be-
ipubren.
.9ln men 1T oieier grief 9eridtet2"
= Gle ftuno Dor ibm, Die glrme fhloff
al Der Seitc biniintergeilunfen Die
ianiten blouen 9lueen peit ilno ent.
iebt oilf i'm geri6tet. ebre 2ippeu
5ittcrteit aber fein &alit fam ii6cr
0ieIelben
Seine Sttmme fAipoll 0roben0 an
sd mill piiien, an men oieier 8rief
geriftet iitl"9Sie regte iidb nidt.
n98irit Oh artporten ooer nicbt2"
gr podte fie am glrme imo i1iitteIte
iie.
Die beftiee @eriibritng idredte iie
aus ibrer gritarritng aiif ~2nB mir
Belt, @oter,0 bat iie flebeno, oid5
tonn ntdt oittporten, nidt iebt, ni6t
70, ih fam eS nidt,
,.Wdibt oid bernuitli6 crit beiin.
neiL an men 0li geibrieben2 &abe
ubcr feline 8eit gum Morten Gum
lcbtctmaIe froe' id bid: gIn ucn lit
oicier @rief2"
M6ic fab IN bilfloier Gerstpcifhma
sim lidb. Gu iiel tbr Blid mIf ben
DoEtor, Der, bon Dem lallten Meoen
berbeiacdoaeu. in oer Eiir itan0 nno
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qufaI6eridlte nns ggaI6inaiun.


y erlon9t Ylo,OOO fIr IS Ser+
leBilngen.
enfolge elmer Golliiion 5luiiden
eiuem StroBenba6npoggon nnO ci.
mem 9lutonobiIe. bel Der iie Gerlet-
5ungen erlitt, oie ibr JOINT nidt I'M.
onie6nlidites @eii6t berinolinpi.
ieL reidte gciiern Sallic g8agens
6eim, 10 Sabre alt, cine @ubbalterin
i'm Gber.GiItriftseericbt, cine alo9e
ouf 3o6lung bon $4,000 SdoOcu-
erIab aeacn bic @apitol Erection Sc.
ein. Sie iogt IN ibrcr Stlagcidriit,
iie cine @aliaeicrin in einem sInto
qeucien,, 0as um S. Nlai bon cincnt
GitaBen6obmpaggon qetroiien mur'
sc, ino bc5ouptet, Der NiotoriiIbrcr
Der oerflogten Goma9nie lei filr oen
llniall berontiuortlidj.
@or ocn @roBgei6w renen
Gie GroBgeidworcnen 0cs GiltriftS
bo6en glnma Siggins bon 8oibing.
ton. Die angeidul0igt iuur, in Der
g9o6ntng oes 9lonlirals o q. Sor-
ris, 01r. 234O, Nioiiaduieits-9l0cnuc,
Elm aiuo miBbanoelt 81 baben ireigc,
fen. sic mar ais 8drterin in Der
Notwithstanding an9eitellt.
fSranf glllen Gelion bon Seattle
ipnroe nnter Der g(nfloge Der ufUei-
Zen Sfluberei" Oem @ro5eiie ii6er.
iuieien Die 0jroBgeidworenen erbo.
ben mebrere g(nflogcn ipegen Gieb.
itobls, 9Ingrifis unO 5Gldung
@eftpflnlter fiibrt 5ur
8erboftnng.
eine 5icmli6 eroBe 4uontitGt
Seitpilaiter, pel6es bon Dem ein-
orniiqen 6ouiirer Eatrid SoDes, 9ir.
327, 9Riiiouri.glpelue, bcriungetro'
Gen muroc, lit bon scr @oli5ei con-
iis5irt ipor0cn mo miro pon @e-
@eilmo1eits 2eporteneut itnicriudt
pcrociL ann in Grio6rltng 81 brin.
gen. ob es iuii5irt III. SoDeS ipur0c
ber6oitct, ipeil er nidt i'm 9eiise ci.
ner Sauiirerlicenj mar Spdtcr iuiIri
sc cr i'm @oIi5eigeridt ireigelaHcn
nod)Oem CT berIprod)en botte, Gins
2iccn5 81 erlangcn.
2tooIpb %oebIing ernannt
9Ioolp6 Soebling, IT,, iIt ais Greoit'
bcnuter oes neuen GrhtOepartc.
ments Ger D}ational 9Retroolitan
9onf ernannt moroen. @r lit eif
GiiigIieO Der 9ledtsonmaIt-6irnic
0oeDling, EeeIe uno Sgil6D.
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els @'tdca 6roli6er, ais Camp
Suntbannod, bel @lonnt Focono, in
@enuiDlpauieu betonnt
@ 6wcrcr Q 6oocn in 6re.
0erid GonntD.
Sin @olfen6rlld, ser bel 2clpis.
topn nicoergiug, blodirtc oicStootS-
liraBc, iiberldmennte 6elOer lmo
lieB glitomobile itcdcn blei6en. Sl
3olge Der Ganmbriibe bicler Ecihe
iuuroen Gauienoe BON @oloiiiden
peggeidpemmt 9d6e triebeu iiber
ibre llier lmO ii6erihwcnmten Sci
Der 3 SUB tief. llm56lmlngcn wur-
Den iortgcriiicll nno @e5cnaarben
fortgeiii6rt. 9hd in E6urmont,
Gmmitis6iro, @rooood mo gutcDS
town, Wfoy ficlcn idbiuere Gcgcn
@emitter 2 doDcn.
gSabrenO 0cS @cluitterS iiber%oib-
inqton.GorntD ibhig scr 9Gb III 0ie
@circiocnii6le bon s. q. 9intlep in
NRio0lc6urg, NO. inO Dertriohte eli
ncn S6oocu BON $4,000. Gin 9lis.
i6log trof Das @ous bon 8. q.
groiun in 9romnspille, ipobei 9roWn
imo ein Cicnitmdodlen eridredt Dlr.
Ocn. gropn'5 Silo lpuroe in 9ranO
gciett. F. 6. 9rcipbafcr's Sdclnc
pur0e bom 8lib getroiien uno nit
geiommten Sn6alt eingeoIdert GoS
Gie6 fonnte aerettet iueroen. Gin
8Gb ent5iinOete 5. 81 Snipelp's
S6eunc bel Seiierion lino legte iie
nit SSnbolt in slide.
&in0erIdbmung.
glus 9arton pcroen orei lueitcre
9inocrlabnulngS- -6aae gemcIoct. Ger
aronIbcit iiclen Der "A Dionote aIte
Sorrp Gopion scr 2lz Sabre olte
Carl 9lapo uuo Ger 5.id6rigc 9Ilbert
SolucQ 3lm Spfer. Seit Dem glri.
ircicu Der arnit6cit bat iib Gin 20.
Oc5fall in Barton ercionet.
Gtc 3peite Grnote.
@ogar 9ccicr 6cgonn oni ieincr
Sornl bel &uottspiae leinc 5weitc
g9ei3encrnoic cin5ubcimien. glodj
ocm Shrrm 9lniangs SSuni olud)
ocn Der ggei5en .peruihtct puroc,
fcimtc cine 5mcitc Grnotc onf piclei
Tarmeu i'm 9}iaoe oes Sttrmcs.
Gieie, bic ieooh inter elmer norma.
len grnotc 5nriid6lieb, III nun idnitt.
reif.
2ut6eroner Heunion.
@eiiern battensjidl i'm 8cn-@ior.
| %orf 5000 bis 5000 2ltt6eroner 8lr
9ieunion ocr hh6erilben airdcn bon
Wiorplono, SlO i- Eennlploanien
| ggeit. @irginien mo Dem Giiirift bon
Goluu6i1 eipoepmpen. &oiior Or
! g. G. q. &reBler, %raiiDent Der 1T
| t6eriiden &pnooe, iprad ii6er oil
,protcitontiife 9ieiornotion nno oil
/ 9i6el". Eoiior Or s. u. @eIler
@rGiioent ser Fenniploonier @eiIt
lidteit, 6otte" fid ooS S6cmo ,,oit
protcitontii6c 9ieioruotion umo oil
lut6eriibc Stride in 9lmcrifo" er
wd6lt. Ser Gcrtrctcr ser @ereiuio
ten Snnoocn ocs Siioens, %oitol
Or. @eorge g. 9owers, ipro6 iibei
noic 9efornation unO praftiid)r
! @hriiIIithIeit.1 Ser NenniOns- go
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Nus 6em Snneren WlurblanO'S MuO
ben augren5enoeH Staaten.

q I Il d +.
G0morO WlcBberion. Der Sobn
oes 9lidterS GouolO E. @lcE6eriou
bon @ettDsburg, pllrOc bel oem 3lI-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-28

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The Washington times., 1917-10-06
|R|GOYEN WILL
NOT |NTERVENEIN
NATIONAL STRIKE

BUENos AIRES. Oct. GA deiegs-
tion OF fifteen representative citi-
Gems, headed by the former mayor Of
Anchorena. that called upon Presi-
dent 1rigoyen to ask for government
Intervention to end the national
strike, received a negative answer.
With the transportation of the
country paralyzed. the attitude taken
by the President was such as to
strengthen an impression prevalent
In some quarters that tho heavy cares
Of state have so broken his health
that his grasp upon the big problems
facing the government has relaxed
to q serious degree.
President 1rigoyen apparently at
tributed no Importance to the strike
movement. and expressed sympathy
for the striking workmen- When the
delegation insisted upon the use Of
force to insure the rights and privf
eyes OF e5 per Cent OF the population.
the executive replied that his con-
science forbade such q measure.
Several days ago q Tepo4 was cur
rent that President Irigoyen prob
ably would resign on October 12-the
nrst annivereary OF his electton-be-
cause OF nervous collapse.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
THE LOCAL MARKET
SATURDAY STOCK EXCHANGE
SESSIONS RESUMED
Capital Traction SIS Go for New
Low In First Saturday Session In
Three Months-Ne Session VIII
Be Held Monday.

Today's session of the Washington
Stock Exchange was the hrst Satur-
day session for three months.
Trade continued light. Five Capt.
tai Traction Company's SIS sold for ss
and on the after call Ave went for
%. a new low for Capital Traction.
indicating the general stagnation of
the bond market.
Sales Of Washington Gas aggregat-
ing nifty shares brought sS1s. and ten
shares of American Security and
Trust sold for 251. There was no
trading in, stocks after call. The
total sales on the Washington Stock
Exchange for the week ending Octo-
Der g. 1917, were: Bonds, $4,000;
stocks, $40.
There will be no session of the ex-
change on Monday in order that the
members may attend the Liberty loan
meeting at Keith's Theater. Secre-
tary Claughton sent out special
notices today to all members to meet
on the floor Of the exchange at II noon
SO that the exchange may go in q
body. Seats have been reserved for
the members. Secretary Baker Is to
make the principal address.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
TWO BILLS PROPOSED
FOR REGULATION OF
D. C. CAR COMPANIES

Strong efforts will be made at the
next session of Congress to secure
legislation relating to the street rail
ways of the District.
Two bills will be introduced when
Congress meets in December. One Of
these will provide for Government
ownership and operation of all OF the
street railways in the District OF
Columbia The other will provide for
rigid control OF all OF the street rail
way lines by a separate commission
with full power to regulate not only
rates and the operation of the lines.
but the hours, wages, and conditions
OF labor.
Senator Pittman will introduce one
Of these bills, and may introduce both
Of them. In any event both will be
introduced. They will be referred to
the District Committee, and there is
reason to believe that the whole sub
ject OF the future conduct OF the street
railway lines in Washington will be
thrashed out by the committee at this
forthcoming session. Senator Pittman
said today that he would probably
present both OF the bills with the pur-
pose of having the District Commit
tee consider both Government owner
ship and a more thorough Government
control, and that in any event the
two bills would be presented.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
GIVES HUSBAND TO
WIFE NO. 2 FOR $1,000

CoNNELLSVILLE,P Pa, Oct. 6.-For
the sum Of 81 900, Mrs. Olive Garrity.
of Pittsburgh, wife No. 1 OF Richard
J. Garrity, has relinquished her claim
to her husband in favor OF wife No.
?, with whom her husband, who is
aged fifty years, has been residing In
Connellsville for six months. Wife
No. ?, said to have been a Philadelphia
woman, disappeared soon after the
discovery of her husbands duplicity,
and has not been found.
Garrity left his first wife nearly
eight years ago. The couple had four
children, and during the eight years
absence of her husband, Mrs. Garrity
No. 1 has never given up the search
for him. Learning of his being here,
she arrived armed with a warrant
charging him with desertion. A con-
stables aid was secured, and they
started for the house. Surprised be-
yond measure, Garrity only said, "Is
that you, Ollie?" when wife No. / en-
tered. Yes" she answered, and to
the constable. that's my husband"
This is news to me-" said wife
No. 2, very much surprised. Garrity
was arrested, and at a hearing be-
fore a local alderman a compromise
WAS effected.
"She can have him, but l want to
be well paid for raising my children"
said Mrs. Garrity No. 1. whereupon she
asked for 81 900. half cash and the
balance on the installment plan.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
D. c. MACHINE GUN
BOYS At MEADE
BECOME EXPERTS

CAMP MEADE, Admiral, Nd. Oct
the District of Columbia's own unit.
is making good to such an extent that
It Is about to become a closed corpor-
alton. There is a waiting list of men
in other lines of service, who would
like to get behind the machine guns
and give tbs Germans a shower, but
their chances of getting in now are
fading away. The new District men.
who have Joined the veterans" of the
week before, are up to the standard
of intelligence, which the highly tech
nical service requires, and thus the
battalion is almost without gaps. A
few must be transferred for the mill
tary police unit and for other special
lines. The battalion had to give up
two men today, because commissions
arrived lifting them from the ranks
Of the national army.
Leroy Lansdale is now first lieu
tenant in the dental section OF medi-
cal corps, and James Edward Callan
e second lieutenant in the hghting
forces.
Major Zane, the commander Of the
battalion, said today that he is high
ly pleased with his men and feels
confident that they will sure be up
to the requirements for such service.
Every man must know how to act
and think" he said, taking up the
firing where others leave on. / have
a unit CT just that kind. They are
quick to catch on"
Major Zane is proud of his men. He
knows how to Judge soldiers and his
opinion means. much.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
FOUR BOY RUNAWAYS
FOUND UNDER PORCH
Mt. Rainier Youths Siart on Tnp b
See World.

Led by ten-year-old Preston Fouth,
who painted = roseat picture Of life
on a Georgia plantation. three youth
full runaways started out TO see the
world and the Cracker Stats IN partic-
ular, from Mount Rainier, Nd
While police OF Virginia, Maryland,
and the District of Columbia and fran
tic parents OF the quartet conducted
an all-night search for ths lads they
were sleeping eurled up close to one
another for warmth under Q front
porch OF q residence not for from
their Mount Rainier homes.
John White, twelve; Robert Ryan
fourteen, and Bruce Foufh. Is, with
Preston Fouth, the youngest. as the
leader, decided that life in Mount Raj
nier was not worth living. Accord
ingly, instead OF trudKing home from
the Brentwood School yesterday after
noon, they started out walking 10 see :
the world
At five o'clock this morning they
ventured forth from their hiding place
beneath a porch They confessed thsy.
did not enjoy the experience Of sleep
ing in the open on a cold night ana
were perfectly content to remain in
Mount Rainier. despite all the Georgia
attractions.