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The evening world., 1917-05-10
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home

Victims OF eye strain and other eye
~weaknesses and those who wear glasses
viii be glad to know that according
"a mr.. Lewis there Is real hope ana
ho,n for them. Many whose eyes were
saiiIng say they have had their eyes
ras,oreA by this remarkable prescription.
and many who once wore glasses say they
hsw. thrown them away. on man saws.
aSt"r using IL: II was almost blind
Could not see TO read ut all. Now l can
Sesa everything without my glasses and
NJ ewes 40 not hurt any more. AZ night
thsv would pain dreadtully. Now they
ssei fine all the time. II was like a mir
acia 10 me-" A lady who used II says;
ssrhe atmosphere seemed hazy with or
xitbout glasses. but after using this pre-
scr,ntIon for is DAYS everything seems
cisar. I can read even fine print with
- glasses" Another who used II SAYS:
81 was bothered with eve strain caused
nv overworked. tired eyes. which induced
Herce headaches. l have worn glasses for
aeyeral years both for distance and work.
and without them 1 could not read my
own name on an envelope or the type
writing on the machine before me. can
do both now and have discarded my long
distance glasses altogether. can count
the flutterlng leaves on the trees across
the street now. which for several years
have looked like a dim green blur to me.
eannot EXPRESS my Joy at what 1t has
II ii Is believed that thousands who wear
9lessea can now discard them In a reason
able time. and multltudes more will be
The evening world., 1917-05-10
WESTMINSTER NOTES.

During the past several days II has
been reported TO the different courts IN
session in the White Plains Court
House that witnesses or other parties
involved in law suits have Joined the
army and navy. and II has been neces-
sary TO mark Off a number OF cases
from the calendar. It Is believed that
the May and June terms will be much
shorter this year on this account. as
well as the largo number of tufArs
who are constantly seeking TO be ex-
cuscd.
County Treasurer William Archer
will Immediately preparet'an issue OF
$4,000 worth OF Bronx Valley sewor
bonds under an order OF the Board Of
Supervisors TO pay of sewer certificates
that VIII come a next month.
Property owners are dissatisfied with
tho awards made by appraisal commits
sioners in the contiguous damage
claims In connection with the Hill View
reservoir at fonkers, and have fled
notices OF appeal frqm the awards With
County Clerk Castiin. -
Justice Tompldns has signed an or
der which relieves Theodore Langsbury
Earlefrom paying any further allmony
TO his former wife. Mrs. Hester Rem
wick Earle. Last month n jury granted
Mr.. Earle a decree of divorce.
The National Brass and Copper Tube
Company, Inc, of Hastings has filed
a certificate in the county clerks office
showing the election OF Arthur H..
Clock OF Long Island City. Daniel w.
Morgan OF Brooklyn and William X.
Murrin Of New York, as directors.
County Judge Young has committed
William F~1ansberg, alias Edward Bark
or, a mute. upon the report OF John j.
Hughes, u commissioner, to the Mat
teawan Asylum. The prisoner is suf-
fering from an insane desire to wreck
trains. He was arrested after he had
placed several big powders on the
tracks Of the Harlem Railroad near
Hawthorne. The engineer OF passen-
ger train discovered the distractions in
time to prevent a derailment.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

and methods and rlvalries 1t was at
onco refreshing and reassuring to me
20 sit in tho quiet sunlit office of the
Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission
and listen to DR.. Shaw. kindly. in
domitable and wise with fifty years Of
labor for and with ome Perhaps
tho biggest reason why one believes
in her is because, after that ffty
years her torch OF enthusiasm is still
undimmcd. I'VE need an army of
American women" she said yester-
day, and l knew that she felt as sure
of that army as did Kitchener OF his
million.
This is DR.. Shaw's FIRST visit to
New York since the Government APP
pointed her to stand at the throttle
of the woman power engine of Amer
lea. For this duty she has cancelled
u long list OF lecture engagements,
and although she Is tired out after a
winter OF hard work, she will spend
all the hot summer at her desk in
Washington. The Women's Commit
tee of the Council of National De-
Tense is just settling into its head
quarters at No. 1914 N Street, in q
building formerly a small theatre,
and turned owe TO the Government
by n roman Mrs. Harriet Il. HALL
day. Miss Ida Tarbell Of New York
Is Vice Chairman OF the Committee,
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick OF Boston
Is Treasurer, Mrs. Philip n. Moore
OF st, Louis Is Secretary.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
Nine. Gadski Says
She Has Resigned
From the Opera
Blu Sylvester RawHng.

JOHANNA GADsKI has resigned
from the Metropolitan Opera
y Company. This statement Is
made by her authority. my heart Is
broken she said. unable to keep
back her tears, "by the cruel and
false things that have been reported
of me. Never have I done or said
anything to hurt the feelings of
Americans, whom I love. My artistic
career was made possible here. No
foreign reputation heralded me before
I arrived. For a score of years or 50
have held the respect and. l believed,
the affection OF the opera going pub
lie. Innumorable personal friend
ships 1 have established during these
years and now everything tumbles to
nothing like a house OF cards. What
was there for me to do but TO retireT
All this, and more, l have commupi-
Gated TO Mr.. Gattl and 10 Mr.. Kahn,
both orally and in writing"
The evening world., 1917-05-10

place started about midnight. and
before It was checked had completely
destroyed about twenty houses. the
most OF which were new and just
furnished for occupancy.
The buildings were two-story
frame structures, valued At from
$1,000 to $4,000 each. and with the
furnishings it IL estimated the total
damage will amount TO $4,000. Sew
erai OF the houses had been rented,
but non occupied.
The nre which wiped out the block
bounded by Center Avenue, High
Avenue, New Point Comfort Beach
way, and Grand Avenue started at
Grand and Center Avenues, outsde
Of a building with nfteen apart
ments. The blaze was discovered
by Prof. Henry Clark, whose house
IL within the block.
An alarm brought three engine
The evening world., 1917-05-10
CAN EcoNoMIZE AND AID MA.
TON AND ALLIES.

And what do you think all women
ought to do now7" l asked DIR. Shaw.
Can you recommend some specific
service?"
I'VE can economize," she said elm
ply. "The manufacturers tell US that
we must not stop buying clothes. but
at least we can buy less expensive
materials and simpler designs. We
need not wear costly furs on the
Fourth of July. We can economize on
our tables. We do not need so many
courses at dinner. l think, however,
that men as well as women must be
taught to live more simply. The man
and not the woman Is the final ar
bitter OF the menu in the average
home.
II have gathered from the news
papers," DIR. Shaw added with a
twinkle, that in the present crisis
women are expected to do three
things-to furnish inspiration to men
who must fight. to preserve a sweet
calm and serenity through all excite
ment and to economlze. II the wife
economies on the table before her
husband has become convinced that
such saving Is essentlal-well. ! am
afraid she Will have 70 fight hard to
preserve her serene calm.
Then women must not be wet
blankets to their men. The mother
who says that she will hide her boy
from the recruiting officer Is taking a
shallow and short-sighted view OF the
situation. or course he must go.
Women cannot fight, but they can
stay at home and work and not be
~hindrances to their sons and hus-
bands. The women OF France have
been so glorlous! The trouble Is that
our women, our homemakers, have
not been taught the business OF life.
They have never understood its Sc
robustness. They must learn.
And 1t will be a splendid thing for
them and for America" DR.. Shaw
concluded. her brave blue eyes shin,
ing. the eager. undaunted note sound
Ing moro strongly than ever in the
voice of the most fiery and magnetic
woman orator in this country. '"Wil-
son-oh, l admire him SO much for
some OF the things he has said
spoke for women TOO when he told
us, The thing we night for is that
which is nearest to our hearts
democracy"
The evening world., 1917-05-10

In touch with women's labor nnions.
We shall consider training for special
service. And we shall stand for the
preservation OF the inner standards OF
national life which, II allowed to
weaken, will demoraiize the country.
by that i mean especially the
standards of child training. In the
welter OF slaughter. the carrying away
OF old guide posts OF morality, we
must not allow children to lose their
n of the Importance. the sacred
ness. of individual life and charac-
tor"
The evening world., 1917-05-10

American women
who have volun-
teered for war
service, summed
up in that simple.
S Straightforward
sentence her con-
ceptlon Of what
such service u
be.
After the mol
OF
The evening world., 1917-05-10
cnntnin Get. sailor. Free.

Five sailors OF the Battleship Maine.
who were sentenced to the workhouse
for fifteen days by Magistrate Corrigan
for ~assaulting a man who refused TO
kiss an emblem on their coats, were re-
leased yesterday by Judge Mott OF Cen
eral Sessions at the request OF Cart.
TAYLOR OF the Maine.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

OF Mrs. J. +. 8, Richards Of New xofk.
who resides al the McAlpin Hotel
No Mrs. Richards wa knownse 81 either
No. 1875 Fifth Avenue nor at tns Hotel
addreeeea
The evening world., 1917-05-10
Women Doing War Work
Must Work in Harmony,
Declares DR.. Anna ShaW
Societies Failing in Cooper
alton Will Not Be Recog-
nized, She Says.
MUST HEARTEN THE MEN
Women Patriots Commander
in Chief Brings Message
to Her Sex Here.
Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

We women must give heart to the
men and must take up the business
OF life"
DR., Anna Howard Shaw. Chairman
OF tho Women's Committee Of De-
Tense work OF the Council ofsNa-
tional Defense and therefore COM
mountaineering Of the thnnnnnh. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
9luriuesiTdjc gta6ruussmittcI- Demon,
ftratipn.

Gbriitionia, bia 2onoon 8.
SUM. ~ 0ie uEi0ens &een~ iaet
ooB morgen in gon8 gtorneeen cine
Observation-Disclosures beron.
Itoltet merOen miro. Ser Sag iolG
ais 6eiertog 6egongen neroen, feline
StroBenbobnen Inufen 2Goen rno
9feitourotionen eei6loiIen lein feline
8eitlingen berousgegeben nerocn
rno nur Die @iienbobn5iige mie IT'D.
lid loitfen.
Die S50ee Ser 0emonltrotion gebt
oobin cine 8etpillieune bon 150,.
100000 aronen gum 8wed Der Or
mGBiglu1g ser 2ebenSmittelpreile at
erIongen. 9ie Orgoniiotoren ber-
lunoen ouBeroem Seitiebung Oon@}o.
rimolpreiien 9l6lhofflng Der gleii.
trolitGtsmode unO glufee6en Scr bor.
geidlogenen ncuen oilBeroroentlid5en
Niilitdrbemllieung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06

Grit i'm Nlor5 mar Sen 9ergleuten
bon Oenl SonOeIs Gepdrtement cine
2o6ner6obimg bon 80 Ero3cnt 3uge-
ltonoen luor0en
Gin froftloies Sim uno
Seri6manfen.
2on0pn, 5. sunni. - Sin GORE.
iponocnt ser oEimes", mel6er mGb-
reno zines me6rp0bigen 9(ufentbol-
tes in &uBlono ole Gage ituOirt Fat,
faBt iein llrt6eil init groBem @or-
behalf" mie folgt 5uiammen:
nSh babe oen @inorud geiuonnen,
ouB oae reoolitiondren 9rdfte uno
lel6lt sic ertremen glnbGnger 9enines
menie S6atfroft befunoen. Gies lGBt
Ii6 bielleidt Ourdb oen obioluten Ser
foa Oes 3arismus erflGren pelber
10 perrottet mar, OoB er einfoh bon
ielbit, obne 0ie 0logli1feit eines 8i-
0eritnn0es 5uiommenfieI.
ga Der 3orisnus 0os 8olf meoer
gelebrt nod crmutbigt Bat, 81 or6ei-
ten, fam Die 8iibrlng unO Die Sr-
goniIotion Der neuen &egieriing pe-
Mig tiidtig lein. Sic GoolitionS-9ic-
gierilng lit feline Srgunilotiou bon
itorfen poIitiiben |crionlidfcitcn,
ionoern cher cine Srganiiotipn bon
&orteien. Gin oelitli6er W}ongel an
@in6eit 6eitebt Ger einc W}inilter
beripriht gegen oen onOeren Wiinilter
ino in oerlhicOeuen areiien, iclbit
in militdriihen 9l6t6eillingen, per-
Den nere Widnner ernonnt, pel6e
our1ous &a5iiilten linO."
SSn 9e5ug olIf Die pirt6ihoitlihe
Gage, oie 9e6enSmittel- lmO 3rons-
portihwierigfeiteh 'iopie oie iiber-
mGBi9cn 6oroerrngen Der glrbeiter
iogt ser Correspondent: p@eoer Die
W}oiien nod Die Sntelleftueaen be-
greifcn, ooB Gemofrotie 9lrbeit lmO
@citGnoigfeit bcoelltet. @ieGeicbt
miro ole g}ot6 ser fommenoen finon-
3ieacn ariliS 0os @olf ernii6tcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
glr6citcriuirrcn in 0lnslunO.

&eterSbura 5. SUM. - Gie
9lrbeiter- -@irren in BeterSburg brei-
ten iidb peitcr aus. Scute mlroc elm
@enerol-Strife in ollen So6rifen an.
georOnet. neil Die 9lr6eitgeber licb ge-
ipeigert bo6en, Sen ocrIon9ten Seeds
iiinoen@crftag rno gleide 2obne
fir N}Gnner mo 6rouen 81 bclpiai-
geu.
9(ud muroe bcfonnt gcge6en Dab
Oie @rlIbenor6eiter einen 2o6nouf-
idlog BON 200 @ro5ent berlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
GrmOrOctc Sran nno 9imOcr, 6eac6t
SelbltmprN.

&nitin Ser, 5. Sllni. 9luS
Ser5meiiIing iiber Die aronf6eit Iei-
ner 6rau uuO Ole ible6te @erfolIlng
feiner tSeloer eri6oB 6eute ser so
Sabre aIte Bruno SeraI0 ieine @ot-
tim eridtlg feline 6eioen 9inoer, 8
nno II Sabre alt, COB EetroIeiim
iiber Oas 9ett, in Dem Die 2ei6en la
gen, itedte iein Sous in @rono uno
beging Damn SelbItmorO .our6 @r-
i6ieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
scI0itOcrualtnna fir eit9umcn.

gIus oen fiibrenoen 9iirgern Oes
2onOes wuroe ein @ertrauens-
9(usiduB gebiIOet. ~ 9ie peit-
rei6enoen &lGne ser 9utOeiiti6en
in elmer @criommlltng in @iien
beipro6eu.
@erIin bia 2onoon 5. SUM.
-SSnt Souptquortier Sit lit am 80.
@3ai foIgenoe anitlitbe @rfIGrltne
misgegeben poroen:
Scr SberitcommanOiren0e bat
Die 9iloung eines @ertrauens-9lus-
ibuHes bon 2itbauen melber iid
aus oen berborrogenoiten Sitbouern
5uiomneniett gutgebeiBen."
Ole BIGne Der 9[II6eut-
iden.
&openb ag m pio 2onoon, 5.
SUM. n 9luf elmer @erianmlrng
bon gla0eutldben in gnen troten Die
&eoner fir meitgreifenoe YlGne lno
Oeuti1en @ebietserperb ein.
Ger Souptreoner in Der Ser
iommlrne erfIGrte, Dob es 8pedlos
iei, nit Der probiioriiden ruiiii6en
&egierilng einen Seporotfrieben
IdblicBen 5t pollen mcinte nber, oob
es bel Der gegeripGrtig in NltbIonO
berri6enoen 2oee bortbeilboft iein
fonnte, menn man oen &Iein.&ulien
un0 5inl6n0ern 6rieoensbori6lGge
unterbreiten niirOe. @r bebouptete,
DAB ionobl 5inlono ols ou6 Die
llfroine lei6t BON 9uBlono losgerii-
fen peroen f6nnten. @r befiirnor.
tcte Die @inberlei6ung bon &itbouen
uno 9ltrIouo in 0eutl6lono uno ib-
re GoIoniiiritng 6ur6 100000
9euti6e, aus Dem Snnern9iuBlnnoS,
I'M ouf 6ieie @eiie &uBlano 5u
i9mG6en uno Elm 9oGnert Der N1it-
telm6cbtc geeen ibren 0ltliden gtod]-
bar 81 erridten.
Yrofefor 9uib bon Der llniberIi-
tat Worburg, Elm onoerer &eoner,
crflGrte, nob einem 8eric6t ser SOL
niide 3eitlng" Dab 0euti6lonO
ieinen 6ainSen ole 2ieferung bon
&obmoterioIien ais &riegSenti6d0ig-
ung ouferlegen iolle, ipie ooS emit
SdWeOen bon BreuBen nod oen
oreiBigidbrioen &rieg getban babe,
uno fGbrt fort:
ogilr &boren bertrouen ouf inter-
rationale 9lbmo6ungen lln0 Die gl6-
riiihtnesbertrGge iin0 oos @opier
nidt mertb, ntf 0as iie geibrieben
iinO. g9ie ole @eidihte aeigt, bo-
ben gfeutrole imner beriu6t, Oen
Griltnpb oes SiegerS 0u It0ren.
@rGiioent g8iIlon ipieIt 0ieiel6e 9Rol-
le iuie g3opoleon Der 9ritte nod Der
S6lobt bel Sooomo, u6er aud 98il-
ion mog iein Seoon finoen. 0os
Sdpert ioll aus Der Sdeioe blei-
BEN bis oie diplomatic ibr Iestes
@ort geiproden bat"
Or. 8eltmer, ein W&itglieo oes
preuBiic6en 2onotoes, bries @iS-
mords Rolitif unO erpGbnte oos
@ort 6es eiiernen &on5lerS: ,Die
ein6ige 8aiis fir einen geiunoen
Stoot 1T Elm eeiunoer ggoismus,
nidt oie 9lomontif.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
9raiiOent gsillon 6eariiht uale6elIen"

$50 oibington 5. Suni.
@r1lioent g8ilIon erflGrte 6eute II
ieiner 8eeriiBungsre6e an Ole COMO
oerirten 8eteronen, OaB oos &ano 81
ieben beginne, mas Ole gtotion per-
eint ge6alten babe. 0ie N}Gnner Del
Ser. Staaten boben bic &ie6e 5llI
6reibeit I'M Ser5en uno iino iebt Oa7
SSnitrument in 0en SGnoen DER Sor
iebung fir Die 6rei6eit Der Meni9eH'
Sid ouf ole pielen jungen 2eltte pe'
6ieben0, Die beiite i'm gnn5en &onOe
ii6 fir oen 0ienit in Der 9lrmee re-
giitriren IaIIen logte Der ErdIioelll,
n@s eicbt feinen Monn Der lib nl~l
bereit 5nlten mllB, Der Heeierung o.
oienen, llnter Der er lebt. Die 3el
fontut, 5u Ser cine 9totion oIles oen'
Erin5ip opiern mllB, 8u Dem iie ll@
befennt. @ies 1T Elm gliidliber Gd9'
Elm Gag eOlen glngeOenfens, elm SaS
Der @eibe uno ein Gag Der @rnelle.
rltng oes @eiltes, Ger 9Lmerifa unfe'
Den gtotionen oroB eemudt 6ut.
Ole olten Solooten begriiBten Os'
@rGiioenten bel leinem @intritt y,
ole Solle NIT einem o9lebeqen-9illl
rnO S9wenfen ser Siite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
Nllnrcnni luirn G6rrnnnftnr

@ a ibington 5. Suni-@ug-
lielmo Worconi Elm 0fitgIie0 Ger
itolicnilden ariegsmiiliort bat iih
lowcit bon ieiner Gronfbeit erbolt,
ooB er beute nah Seem gorf reiien
fonn mo ibm bon Der llniueriitdt
Columbia Der @ro6 eines @brenoof-
tors Der @iiicnldoft crtbeiIt weroen
io[[.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06

MDuHneKrei, bte ben uDenttdJen GDrrelVse@s,
bentcn" Mat ptnftItm Dbcr nnrcaelmdRia z,
balten. inb NebeteM, Der Office baODH pei -
ppoH ppsF i@FiIt!t@ WllisusilRHg a. WaAsh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
(6Ortictnng BON scr 1. eeite.)

ser 93dbe BON Santana lit oie
9anpftbdtigfeit I'M 3unebnen.
Sic ontlihe MelOung lautet;
nOeitlib BON @0r5 ma1te Ser
6eino pieoer6olte geriuHe, berlorene
S6iibengrdben 5iriid5ueepinnen.
glQe 9lngriffe moren DergebenS. Die
3o6l Der @efangenen, mel6e in iin-
iere SGn0e fielen, puroe ouf II 81
fi3iere un0 600 Monn, oie 8eute ouf
nelm Mai1inengepebre erbobt. Sn
Ser 5aiti-@egen0 nobmen mir $50
@eiongene aus elmer fein0li1en
Ste0ung Sn ser 9ldbe bon Sania-
no perOen Die Sample Ieb6ofter.
g2abe glrco i'm iiioli1en Sirol purOe
Elm italieniides @aiierflug5eug ab-
geiboiien.
o9luS elmer iorefGltigen 9ere6-
nung ergibt iiA Die Sbatiade, OnB
Oie italienii6en @erluite in Der 10.
Sion5o-S1la6t ale friibcren Spfer
oes 6einoes ii6ertreffen. Sm 2olife
ser 10 Shla6ttage puroen ipenig-
items 35 Gipiiionen in ser eriten 2i-
ME engagirt, 10 0aB aIio alf elmer
6ront BON 40 &ilometern sic SGlfte
Der italiehiiden Gruppen ongesrif-
fen bat
Gle @erllIte Oes 5einOeS an 500.
ten ino @erpunOeten ii6eriteigen
li6erli6 10000 Monn. Go5u mob
mcu mir 10000 Manu gefongen mo-
nit oie @eiomnltberIiiite ser Stale
ner auf etipo 10000 N}ann iteigen.
Sir ieinen 8beil bat Der 8einO
oen Dfonte 9llf unO oas 5eritorte
Corr Santana beieBt meIde @epin-
ne bod faum Oen Siegesi6rei am
5peiten So6reStag Der arie9serfId-
ring Stains recbtfertigen piiroen.
Ger um6eItreitbore Grfolg mar aiif
unierer Seite.~
9uIgaren idla9en @nten-
tie Gruppen 5uriif.
Sofia, oio 2onoon, 5. Suni. ~
1ie unter 9otum OeS A. Suni ous-
gegebene ontli6e @efanntgebung Der
bulgarii6en SeeresIeitlng meIOet
bon ser moceooniicben 6ront an Der.
i1ieoenen Ste4en glaiirten-glngriife,
melbe a6geidlogen muroen
Gie gefailntge6ung lalitet:
n9lm re6ten ltfer Ser 8oroor iinO
lpieoer6olte feinoIide 9lngriffe bou-
itdnoig febIgeidlogen. @eitern
9lbeno, nod beftiger ortineriitiiber
gor6ereitung, unternabmen oie6ron-
5oien bier 9lngrifisoeriube, Die unter
6lutigen 8erliiiten Oes @eguers ool-
itdnOig 8uriidgeidlagcn lpltroen.
@or unieren Grabtnerbouen bo6eu
mir iomeit 300 &oote ge5dblt."
98eiter 6eiaot bic 0}elolmg, oaB
3piiben ser @aroar unO Dem Goi-
ran-See britiide 9lngriffe abgeidlo-
gen ipur6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-06
9nrdlarcifcmSc gIemScrmmacn.

Sn DER @eidditSoronung OeS llnter'
boileS 0eS Heic68ratbes ourd oen
@eiddits-9lusiduB beidloiien -
Sic SteIlng Oes oiterreibiiden
&remierminiiterS felt @roffnung
Oes Yorloments onge6li6 eri6iit-
tert.
9tm iterrOon, oio 2on0on B.
SUM. - Cine Gepei6e ans g9icn
melOet, ooB Ser @ei6Gfts.9lusi6uB
oes llnterbaules Oes &ei6Srotbs Die
iolgenoen @oridIdge bon 9Ienoerun'
gen Scr @eiddftsoronlmg berein6ort
bat: @e6eime Siblmgen, Die 6orOe'
rung fir oeren 9l6baltling bon fiinf.
gig 0&itglieOcrn unterItiibt lcin muB;
Oas Gedt Scr Snterpellotion bon
MiniItern; 8eIolOung Der 0}itglieOcr
NIT TouienO &ronen pro Monat
nit rtra-8ergiitlmgen fir oen 9rd'
Ii0enten uno &ice-@r1li0enten nab.
reno omtli6er G6Gtigfeit; &eitriftion
bon 9leOen uno 9l6itimmllng ourdJ
Stimni5ettel.
Negierltnesoori6ldge, Oie Iid allT
Sonoles- uno Stootsbertr1ge 6c5ic-
ben, gem06nlide 0iterreidbii6 imga'
Ride glngelegenbeiten inO Budget,
Iolpie neutrality-suspicious. iollen
Ipe5ieIl 6ebonoelt per0en. Gas propi'
Iorildbc 0iterreibiicbe Budget fir Oie
5lueite SGlfte bon 1917 crmd6tigt Die
Gegierung sur Gin5iebitng BON Steu'
ern inO 3ollgebiibren in lle6ercin'
ltinmnmg nit Dem normolen Stono
uno sur 9eglei6ung bon StodtSauS'
gaben fir t9t7-tS in lle6ereinItin'
mltng NIT StootsboridlGgen
9e5ii9lih geip0bnlider olterrei6iidl'
iingorilder 9lngelegen6eiten muB
Seiterreib ieinen 9lnt6eil on Oen ga'
pobnliben 9lnsgn6en 6eiitelerM
menn llngorn Oos @lci6e t6ut. Sic
&egierlmg lit ermGGtigt, Greoite olli'
5unebmen, Inn Oie auBergemo6nliden
ariegsousgoben lmo iolbe Stoots'
ausgaben 81 beitreiten, Die nidt
Ourb sic @infiinite fir OoS &ed'
nungSia6r 19t6-t7 ge0edt iin0. sic
&riegs-Greoite iper0en in Dem 3eit'
rnlm bon SuIi bis GSem6er 1917
5mei Deal cri6einen. Ger 8eitralnI
fir 9elpilligungen bon Greoiten filr
Giienbobn-GonItruftion miro ausge'
oe6nt perOen.
SteIlunG Oes @renlierS
nngeblih gefGbrOet
Cine @iener Gepcide an Oie oSoi'
iiide 3eitune," in pel6er Oie glua'
iibten fir ernItlide @cgeuiGbc 6cT
oen beDoritebenOen 0isfuIIioneu I'M
&ei6srotb 6eipro6en merOcn, iagt,
Die Stelllng oes YremicrminiiIeS
Glom-Mnrtinie Iei felt @r6ffntng OeS
@arlaments mebr gefGbroet gcpor'
oen Sic Gepeidle loet weiter, Die
gr0Bte Shmierigfeit meroe wa6r'
i6einlib bel @eipredung ser 9e'
l6merOen Ger Sideden. GeutIder'
@olen lno So5ioliiten entIteben.
Cine Der 6rogen bon pel6en man
einen er6itterten aompf ermdrtcf
lit Die @efangenboItuug Oes eide
denfiibrers unO Teputirten &lofac,
Der iiH ouf 9lnflagen ipegen Sod'
oerrotbs in Soft befinOet Gerielbe
lit als 6oupt oeS Si6e1enper6onoes
gemG6lt poroen un0, pie Die 3epe'
icbe iaet, ltimmcn- bic meiiten Ynr'
teien im &eihsrot6 Oabin iibereiII
Dob feline 6reiIoiilln9 berlungt wer'
ben muB.
(Serr &lofnc muroe ii6erfii6rt per-
iit6t 81 bnben cine 8ereinbarnrg
5lpiiden 9uBlanO uno 9o6men Der'
6ei5uiii6ren. @r murOe 5um COB per-
urtbeilt, OieIes llrt6cil ober bon Sat-
fer Sarl oufgebo6en.)