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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
pic 9entide SansfraM.


Dit elmer @o6e &eripGtung CT.
idbeint am nddItcn Somtog. sen 20.
9Ipril Oie glpril.g}ummcr Der yGcut.
iben Sousfrou" ais 9ciloge OcS
nGcutidcn Gorreironocnten~. Gic
Ger3OJerung muroe 0lir6 iinborber-
geie6ene llmitGnOe 6erbeigeiii6rt.
Tic 9lpril-9armmer ser uGeutiden
Sausfrou~ lit ielbitpcritdnOlih cine
Otter, 9ltierite6ungs., 6rii6lingS-
5cItnllnlmer glnflGngc on Oos SIIf-
crlicbungspunOer Der glotlr inn Ser
Gin nit pericbicOenen intcreiionten
9Irtifcln unO Gr5d6lmgen bilOcn
Ocn rcidcn Sn6olt oes Seitcs, inD
gelu6brcn ongene6mc 2eftiire. Ned]t
itimnntngSboQ lueiB Ser bclic6te Ser
foiier, ggil6elm s. 2ou6c, ii6er
oGeutidc SItcrn" 81 pIauoern. Sci
ne Grinncrlulgen crmedcn in ben
Scr5en Scr 9eier in Icb1oftcr Mciie
Ons @cOenfcn idjoner ainO6eitSto9e.
Sicron iblieBt iih Die biibihe Gr5db.
hung oSrii6ling" bon Sobit bon Gii-
rem, unO r&rie0sbrot~ cine Sfi55c
bon $. Subenr0ocr rcbt 5eitgemGb
OIL. Scbr iponneno entipidelt iid in
Oicier' giunmcr ouG Der 9loman:
Sic &ricgabraut", bon 0cOmig
Gouri6S Nlo6lcr. 9(usiii1rlihe Be
ri6te scr &ricgScrcigniiie limo in Ocr
Sauitrirtcn G6ronif Ser 3eit porgc.
ic6cn. Gin glrtifcl ii6cr ,Gos Sc
minncn BON SoIj" ous Dem @roBcn
Sol5icc in llto6, oiiritc cbcufoaS BON
Snterciic iein ga 0os Gcrin6rcn lpobl
ni6t ongcnein befonnt lit. Bon oi-
0ercn fiir5ercn 9lrtifeln 6c6cn iuir
nod 6crpor. Sic 6rou ais Glib-
mo6crin~ cine glbbonolltng ii6cr
y Sic EiIcgc OcS Iciuts I'M 6riib-
ling~ nit 6ciouocrcr 9eriidiidti-
gung Der Nctdupilmg bon Somncr-
iproicn. Sin i6oucs 6riiblin0sIicO
uno 6umoriitiiNc @citrG9c bictcn
on0cuc6mc llntcr6altlne fir ocn
gonscn 6onilicutrciS. Tic &lciucu
lperocn iiber bic Orolligcn Nitcrcicr
ent5iidt icin, mcldje gum Shnnid Der
Gnertoicl porgeihlogcn iino. 9lub
ionit III nit elmer biibihcn Gitercr.
5o6hmg iiir bic Ginocr ociorgt Scbr
lit Der 6ouSlurtbiboitlidc
Ebcil nit cen nielci @orlogcn Der
ncueiten gcirbmodpollcn NioOciho-
piungcu unO prGdltigen ncuen &or-
lagcn ST. 0Gfclor6eiten mo Stidc-
rcicn, iopic 9ie5cptcn unO &at6idIo-
gen iiir bic Gltcr5cit. 6ouSirouen
iinocu aud picl @iielidcs in Dem
oSbabfditlcin prqftiiAcr @inte"
@ic in je0er 9ltmmer bictct auc6 Sic
les Seit OieIc 9lnrc0ungen fir sic
2eicrinncn ourb Die 9lu6riten:
rSouS unO ScrO" yGrbetcne &ot6-
idldgc~, ,,9ricifoItcn ser 9fcOoftion~
lmO oS9er fldt @crwonotc mo Be
fonnte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Sunitcm iuic SSanOolcn.

SSn Der oItli6en Yoli5eiltotion MGR
oen 5pci flcinc Wliilct6Gtcr, ocrcn
gomcn niht bcfonnt gcgebcn ipcr.
ocn fcitgcboltcn neil iie I'M Scr
Ooft itcbci i'm @oitc Dpn 9(uguit
ac1tncr an Der 5uo.GhrlcpItraBe all
gcblidy IN orgcr gSciic S1oocn an.
geridtct 6u bobcn. Die 5cDnjdbrigc
Eohter Ocs SnbabcrS, @li5obctb aclt-
ncr, uno ibrc S6pcitcr Gurric fomen
i'm bic @littogSocit bon Scr S6ulc
5uriid lmO ionOcn IN oer Slide &C..
Dffnete GonierOcnbithicr ocrcn Sn.
bolt ouf oen 8o0cn gel1iittct mar.
4Sctrolcunt mar nidt anein iibcr ben
@oOen gcgoiien, ionOern Yolitermo-
bel iporen nit oemieIbcn gctr1nft.
Cine groBc 9ln5obl bon 3iino6ol3crn
logcn iibcrua Ocrltrcut unibcr. 9lllc
SdublGocn porcn orrGmiiblt auo
bcrcn Snbult 6erous9criiicn
SIN obcrcn Stodipcrf parcn
S6rdnfc uno Softer geofinct, ocrcn
lSnbnlt umbcrgcuorien mar. Qic
YcttitcIlcn iporcn ou8cnnnocr oc-
noumeL lmo oic Suutntc bon $40,
bic iid in cincn Sdronf bcfano, III
bcridlwunocn G
Sel6it i'm Seller mar llnlilig ongc.
Itiitct, oo oic Gbiirc 81 ocniiclben
ourh einc g(rt ocntolirt lpllroe. Der
SnboIt cineS 5oiics @2cbI, mic ocr
bon nit Griidten gefiiltcn @inno6c
gldlcru log ouf Dem @o6cn um6cr.
Gin Scboocn pon un0ei6br $500 lit
Our6 ocn @anOaliSmuS ongcri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Scirat6s. .9iccnscu.

So6n ". Compton, 3S, uhO 9lnuc
@. Eroctor, 40, geidicoen,
Slrt6ur &. elliott %, G6oinsbrioge
@oy uuo 9ouiie 6. 9leeO, 81 @aib.
ington 2. 6.
@illiom @eidwcuot, "a, uno Eora
Seiter6erg, 10.
g8iaiom Sollioap, 81, ln0 2ottic
SomcS. 19.
@corec q. arollmon 40, g9ittucr,
ruiO @lijo6et6 Greif5u ~, g9ittuc.
Geo 81. 9ipcrs, 2s, oeidieoen, unO
GIi5o6ct6 Z. Niorriion %, 9ciOc
bon Nlortinsbnrg, M..No
9io6crt s. 9)loc6arInno, 3S, uuO
9ert1o o. &otopsfp, @cioe bon Y6i-
loOclp6io ga.
9lrnoIO g. glengc, "a, uno 6lorcnce
alinc, %, @iitwc, @cioc bon @6iIu-
Oelpbio, @o.
Socu6 q. Scarce, %, rnO 0lorp
Srolpne, ~
Sobn s. &ocncr, %, unO Olga
Seller 80.
Ganicl @. Sans, 81, imO SoOie
9l. @otton, "a, 9rooflDn, N1o.
Somor0 S6oifcr, %, unO aot6o.
rinc Gmeri6, %.
Soicpb 6. Sears, %, unO N1iunic
3. Bell, IS.
2oliS 96opiro, 40, @itipcr, lmO
Gelio Sbor, 80, @ittlpc.
FerD .. Gillett. 90, uuO 6ricOo g..
@o6man IS, @eiOe bon g9ai6ington.
2. 6.
George &orrcn, Al. @ittrpcr, mo
@lorD @iaiomS, ~.
Soulcs @ifis, 81, ocidieocn rno
Gli5o6ct6 8. Gocrr, 80, g9ittlpc
Samuel @iaioms, 90, in0 Sooit
So6nion, 80.
Somrcncc 9. %otto, 90, imO Nliu.
mic Scmolo, 81.
G0orlcS ". aIeaid, 81 uno 9oro1
g. E6ntder 81, 9ciOc bon S6ono.
fin ga
aemoro @. Sorncp 81, ms emma
Scdacri, 30. acicbicOen
Sbonos 9l. Spranflin, 26, mo
Gloila @ol0erman. IL.
6ronciS 81. @ciul 90, @oifbiustor
9. g. miO Catherine 81. @lcacua
26.
Solomon 6ricnon 20, nno 9ioia
9lppeI, %. @itiwc.
Garuon 6. @illcH. %, imO Gliie
6. @uGbcs, 33, ocidicOcn 9eiOc bon
Sienna, Nl0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Sam an sic faIide gIOrefe.

Ger gleger @iliom SDcnS 6corobtC
@oihpirtb nit 9lcuoloer ais cr
5oblcn ioate. - Sin glltge5ielter
@urf nit einem @lus bradte Den
Burden 3ur Strcde, 0fidter
9renOcl oeroonnerte Oen Slepol-
oer6clo 5u $50 @elOitrnie.
Der 9}eger @iniam Omens bon
Ir. 1926, llptonitraBe, lit Elm geio1r-
lider @eIeQe uno mnrOe bon 9ihter
S6au IN Der norOweItli6en Yoli5ei-
Citation 5u ciner @eIOitroie BON $75
uno Soften oerilrtbeilt, Die CT in @r.
mangelung pes 8aargeloes binter
i6pe0ii1en @orOinen nbbiiBen muB.
G0lporo Sbco, Elm Sdonffelner fiir
Socob SSebler, 9tr. t449, 9ioro-6ul-
ton-glpe., berobreidte @etr1nfe an
5ipei 9teger, bon 0cnen ciner Der
Smens mar. TerieIbe 500 einen 9ic-
Dolner berpor, ols cr sum 3ablen ge-
mnbnt wuroe, itnO enticrnte lh nit
ieinem Begleiter bon Dem @lobe.
Shea cr5d6lte lpGter oen Goriau Dem
Gigent6iimer Der @oImirt6idoit. Der
9teger fam am g(beuo mie0er 5uriid
unO nollte 0enIelben Grid nit Seb-
Ter ipielen 90 der fam an oen un-
rc6ten Ntann. ErobOem 6ebler li6
CON Dem &epolocr 6c0ro6t fab, nobm
ct Gin ibmercs @los sur pdnO itno
iflciloerte Ooiielbe Dem irc6cn gteger
ms @eIi6t. Der 9eBterc brod 5u-
Iolpmen uno nuBtc crit ms WiarD-
LAMB @eneral.@olpitol gcbrodt per-
zen, bepor man i'm in Die Foli5ei-
Stotion dbliefern fonnte.
T6cure 6reu0enfobrt.
Ger Yoli5eiridtcr Tnlpfius bon Der
norooitliden 4oli5eiItotion perur-
t6tiltc oen W}ili5Iolootcn Sra Wloci-
finger pom 5. 9lcoimcnt welNcr il
Or. 2i37 Sf-9iOOlc.Strabe, luo6nt,
su elmer @cloitrofc oon 800 lnO SEQ
iten, neil cr in cincm 9lutomo6il of
nc GrloubniB OeS Giaent6iincrs un0
obnc cine 2icenj 81 bciieen ipo5ieren
gcio6ren mar. IoS 9lutomobil gc6ort
Scrrn SronciS 2o5en6D bon g}r.2ll7
Gollom-9lpcnuc lueIHcr cine gnfIogc
pcgen Nic6itoblS on6Gngig mahtc
10 OoB er obenorcin sen @cicbmorc
rcn ii6crwieien wurOc.
@crmci9erte 9lusfiinft.
Holi5ciri6tcr @erc6t ocroonnertc
Maionl 99. &idcrS BON glr. 2l08,
Cambridge StroBc, 5n ciner @elO-
iiroie BON 50 ino Soften, neil er Dem
@oli5iitcn Scfiries gegcnil6er icOc
9lngo6c berpeigcrte, ais Oicier bei Der
bonn &ricgsccnins bic
not0ipcuoi9cn 5ragcn an i6n itellts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

hattie Gopficbmcr5en. mar ltcts dbgcipannt
inG hattie fcincn glppetit 8orte f0nnen
mciner 9anf fir oas Gute, oas S6re
gPeSisin Del mir un0 0urd mid bei ncis
nel Eamilie bciuirfte, nus0riiden. ,Sn
cmpfc6lc 9Doid 6. |int6om'S @eqetubIe
COMPOUND allen al Srauenfranf6eitcn
lcioenoen Srareu 6eionbers OGuilhen
Srnlen. Srnu @Cta SamsaorhA
Wlatan 2137 9imbau= sloe., g6ica9o,
IS III poIitip ipn6r, baB 2boio 6.
Rirf6oms @cQetable COMPOUND Tnulens
Sen pon Grauen oe6olfen bat, Die an &ers
ieJiebun9em Gnt8ilnoun0c1 Slterullg,
o5eIMpiiIlicn pcriooildlcp no Nndeu1
idancr3clL icnem gNaacnorildeu, llnpers
oanlidjicit mN ncrpolcm 3nlommenbrncD
iciocn. (gIn5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Nlnni3ipul- -gsudridJtcn.

W}aDor @relton miro bcute nit pro
minenten 8iirgern be5iigIiH ocl
@rlnngung oes 9nltimorc.6onos
a conferiren. $1050 oui mpitc
rioie @eiic aus Dem Stcucr. &c
portcment Oeri6plmocn, &c
beinpoIi5ei unteriuGt.
9luf unerfl1rli6e @cilc peridnon
nen aus Dem ein9cgitterten 8eridluq
Des S6er-aaiIirer5 Charles s. Sen.
fins i'm 8iireou ocs -@innc6,
mers i'm Hatbbous $105O in 9oar,
Sic Foli5ei pur0e 9eItcrn bcno6rib-
tiet rn0 mebrere @ebeimpoli5iIten
urbeiten an ser g(uffldrlln9 Oes mD-
itcrioicn 6olIes. N}obor @reIton mor
ouBerlt ii6errai6t, ais ibn Steuer-
@inne6ncr @m. Sage oosgeridmin-
Den 0es @elOcS bcridtetc. @r ber-
Iongte, 0oB cine orgidltige Inter-
iudung ungebenO ongeItelt merOe.
Sr. Scntins bego6 ii6 am WlittiuoA
ipie gepobnlid I'M I llbr gum Wlit-
togelien ais CT 5liriidfnnL bernliBte
er Die $1050, lpel6e er iortirt neben
Die Seffninq am @ittcr geIcgt bate.
Gr lit Der Gin5ige, Ser einen Shliil-
iel fir Den &eridlog, in Delhem ct
nrbeitet, bat uno er 1T Scr lleber5eil.
gung, OaB fcin 9lngeltelter Oes Steil-
er.IeportementS 0o5 @eIO ite6lcn
fonntc. IS bcrribt oesbol6 untcr
ben 9lngeltelten Oes TeportementS
Oic llcbcr5eugingy BOB Gin Stcter-
3oblcr oic gonfnoten Ourf oos Sit
ter 5og. Gier &olicnpcri6Idge befin-
Den iidj 0ireIt ne6encinon0er. llngc-
i6br 20 Yerioncn ltonOcn in cincr
Nei6c, nodOen Sr. Scnfins ieinen
Hollm Ocrloiien bate. sic be5o6Iten
ibrc Stcncrn am 5mcitcn SHoIter
itnO bat DieIlcidt cine oieier Ycrio-
nell 0ic @elegen6eit 6cnrbt oie0onf-
notcn mitteIIt cines 6ofcus ourh
OoS Sitter 81 5ieben. GS lit obcr
mid moglicb, BOB einc Yerion, oo
Sr. SScnfinS bci icincm Mcggcbcn Sen
9hliilicl IN scr @itter0ffnlng ourcb
mclmc cr DoS @cIo III Gnpfnng
ninmt, bate itcdcn lolieu nit ocu
Tingcrn omd Oos 05ittcr ariff lmo
OoS 5dloB 0ffnetc. Gic Gcifnnng
ltonO o6er nid)t offcn ais 5r. Sen-
fins iciuen 9crihlqg betrot. Gr lit
idon ieit II So6rcn aoilirer lnO
icinc @orgeiebten Sdcnfcn i6m pol-
les Gertruicn. Sr. Scnfins miro ie-
oeniols iiir Ben 8rtrog peroitiport-
Iidb 0cnoht mer0cn
Sur @rlongung 0cs golti.
more 6on0s.
DlaDor @reiton llio gcitcrl Is &C.
fanntc 0iirecr 81 elmer @erionn-
lung in ieincm Gmpiangs3imnicr
beltc 9lodmittoe llbr Gin, inn Eld-
ne ST entluerien, Die om i6neaIten
lnO Ici6telten bic GrlauglIng oes
9oltimore-6onOs 5llwege bringen
pcrOen.
. ScforOerttngen c i'm 6cuer-
0epnrtcment.
Gic 8eucrbcb0rOc beioroertc fol-
9enOc @riatlcnte 5u Stcigcrn nno
SdlmtHfii6rcrn: 6. @. @old, 8.
Somncr, 6. ". @ittercif 5. Gornc-
lius, s. 81 lSou g. s. Glarf =. s.
5cebIep, s. 2ocb, @. s. S6ielos, $.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

@or Der ~n9lncient ono SonorobIe
N1eAonical GomponD" bielt geltern
gl6cno Ocr Stobt.8ibGotbcfor 99il.
bur s. Go0lc eincn &ortrug iibcr
Baltimore pon iciucr @riinOune bis
gum bciltigen Gag Ger @ortroe,
mcl@cr inl oGmerion-Sotcl" ltott-
fono, nor bon oicIcn biitoriicben
9i6tbil0crn bcgleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

DdB lllclllc Dcl NllO r
bell iicb NIT ocr cr=
iten SSlnlcbc bon NDs
oin &. 9Sinibom $
g c Get a Die Gom
p 0 nm . b c ierte (;
ildc1ocn icb 3lrcl
6lnldjcn benliBt, bin
icb poQitdnoia ge7
Iunb. Che icb cS
gcbroucbtc, foii II I c
idD feinerlei gIrbcit
obpc Gdbnier5en i'm
Hudcn tblln. Dn id
Iebr on elmer Gntz
2iinNilun Iitt cSrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
Olesrr fult crfrurcn.

@eItern Wiorgen fiir5 nab 6 llbr
wlrOe Der GO Sabre olte 9aeger G6aS.
9onfS allf Dem 5dutto6laoeplab al
Der 9lio9eIp.Str. III bcmuBtloiem 3u.
llonoc aifgehmoen. @r mtrOe i'm
sIm6lllan8pogen OeS iiiOlidcn 0iItrif-
tcs ms Oiercp,Soipital 9ebrddt. Ole
g(cr0te erflarerL oaB Ser Dlonn inter
Dem Sroite selitten BAT irno onB lein
3uitono fritiid lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
erfoBtc 5ituotion.

GrfoBtc Situation.
51wcgcrnuiter (ibrcnl 5c6picaer-
icbn cinc Stanopaufc bnltcno).
r9itte, meia lieber Sdpieacrlo6n
rnterbrcben Sic mid nidt, lallcn
eic mid iortiobrcn. S1mic.
gerlobn; qSobomL aniponncnl Gic
gndoige 6rou @lllttcr mill iortfa6-
rcnlT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27

6oli6 ouS0cIcst. Sd
ite1e an elmer Serlincr llntcrgrlnO.
bo6nltotion an Der in oroBeu @ud.
iIobeu oos @ort Station iiht6or lit.
Gin flciner Sunec, al Der SanO ici.
ner @lutter, 6u1Ita6irt oQS S9ort
imo trugt Die N}uttcr mas cS be.
Oeutc, 0ieie erfIdrt ibm: .Sd,ta.
ti6on, bet 6ecBt &olteitelIeN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-27
9dutn gclpinnt
GeinnObcit Suriif,
Gr5Gblt glllen, uas Sgoia s. 9inf-
bam's @csctublc Compound
fir Iie sctbnn.

Chicago, sSil 4- vGe bcreltct mir
groBe Srenoe sluoeren pille1 81 lallcw
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0el6aitss s8cgwciicr.
Nicrtuntilc gloencO.
%. IS. Gm 4 60,
coz $40 MdrDlauo Gruii NuiIoirs-

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
,Sae Go suwu National 9anto, Sap. uno
@bctcrsSiraRc. SaCoh gS. pOOf. Brditocnt;
Senru 8. Rebne, Nofhrer.
,,GccOnb HntiOnal gauia, 432 fbsgroaolpnb
gS: s gSnguer, Seqfrel.
,,VScitcrn WntiDuni Nnnf", IA WOr0sGutnms1tr
9S. Wiofion @ailircr
Stauts.8anfcn.
,,1entidlc Wani UUn baltimore, Baltimore, ltno
@olltonpsGtrnhe. glnpult gcber, Rrdiineut;
Sobu y Sdnber, Sitc.|rdlibcnt; Gjeorae s.
vnia, Nalltrer.
Gpur-Yanfcn.
oosatIme spdrOun. pOn eultimOrs". euiaiu.
uo SaliMoreGiraBe
Erlilt-G Gonpagnien.
oealr repuiIt unO Ernit Gompanp", ts sontb.
Girabc.
9altmotcrioIien, Gbiircn JrnItcr.
ra6mrn 2doer etc.
9ds y 1uaer SO, ii5-ii7 edo.5reocrtd.
4ntcnt.glnm1ltc.
Gbiuln y. Gnmucls. RcdiSioaIt; Qatentc, Sar-
6els, cdntmqricn SerIugsre9ie. Wiarbluno
Chaplin y. SsrqSiou, iio-li7 aaw euiIoins
q. i. K VI. s. SsmarS al Gouiinentof glbo
RraIil5lren Ieit 1872 crtoIarcib in Baltimore.
gllltomobilc.
@Sdaro; l,-s5 $3.50; i25 $3.50
etrobc uno @lt RupoLsipcane.
GdrUn, bic pupuldrc Gar. S3a5 nno Ssi5.
vDsnrEsl Mobile Gu.," ejardac l408--t4t0.
VorosS SDnrltSsSirnBe,
SanOpirt6idloftlitbc @erGt6e, S1mc.
rcicn mo @ciliiqclSii6tcrci.
griigiqI Turner 81, 2o5 NOrO-9ucu'etr. mn
91e Wiener & stiiicr Co. SO aiabtsehab.
oeuilneS Sanen9e6dii
8lnnibin0 SURFACES, 9lnnqes unl
&cicn, gahOcdcn lno Hinncu.
@cuHctt gros., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Glpicridmicoc imO 8hunGcrS.
Sogn 0nbert, 1884 Ebamrs.strnlr. s. n y
EclcpDon; gsoIic 1000.
SScuer-@crii1erlnocn.
~ 3. s9adrtorS & Co., il7-2i e6duIoer Of
o9guiirhc Ssnrr.@sridcruuss welrnInaitp, sol
,todus UNI PdtiWorcsG trnBc
D4cntih'llwcrlauiih 5encr.@ctiIhcrmnS,O
,sliiIgait", Nalttmore'StraBc nno @nItom
n9lp0ai anHraH-- So. Of eiurnosI", ecn,b Or.
2Sdrttelo, Hteoen5 'lRanaAer, 10l LOB G0dms
bcr uI Commerce 9uil0iuQ
~Wcrmnnid Tcncr QCridjcrnnas 0IcIcnlmnIt",
Sdtimores nno &orl3sStrabe
Nle6pldttcn, WlctoIl. etc.
yum, gouflu 6 6u., Sue, 1915 gaIocl lo
Girabc
Eidnolcib.@cid)6itc.
1. ms. -.
Giicnuoarca oIlcr glrt lmO SUI.
Hic0s3ubc60r.
". emit Napur g., 302 304 glotp tSou,Sr
Gigcnt5amS glgcntcn ulO S1n0ler.
HIcre g. GnOaH q glcpOew, 10 O0ecyiu0ion
3citmaclt 3eitihriiten etc.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
WAR INSURANCE MEASURE
SOON TO REACH HOUSE
Ultimate Passage In Virtually It's Pres
ent Form IL Expected by
Leaders,,
Inv As,ociated Press.l


Inv Annotated Pressl
WASHINGTON. August 25.-Hear-
fngs on the administration soldiers
and sailors war insurance bill were
completed by House committee yes
terday. and an effort will be made to
report 1t next Tuesday for immediate
consideration.
Vigorous attacks on the measure are
expected from insurance company in
terests who oppose the optional insur-
ance feature, and those who want no
interference with the existing pension
system. Debate may be prolonged
several days by the opposition, al
in virtually it's present form is ex-
pected by leaders.
General commentator of the bill
marked the hearing to-day.
The war insurance measure would
have no effect on pensions now being
paid. Secretary McAdoo explained to-
day iE response to an inquiry from All
old soldiers homo at Lafayette, Ind.
This bill does not hurt or affect
the old pensioners in any way" wrote
tho secretary. 1T leaves them urdis-
turbed in the enjoyment of the pen
sions they are receiving from the gov
eminent for services rendered in pre-
vious wars.
mo one knows better than the old
soldiers of the uncertainties and in
equalities of legislation enacted long
afterwards for the compensations they
ought to receive for death and dis
abilities incurred in tho service. No
one knows better than they how cruel
1t Is for the government to make no
provision for the support of the de-
pendent families of Its soldiers and
sailors when they are called into the
service of their country.
1.-THE pending bill is intended to pre-.
vent these injustices to the sons of the
old soldiers, and the sons Of all Amer
lean citizens who go to the war by
telling them in advance Of death or
injury what will be done for them and
their families by just government.
Tho bill is so framed to make unnec-
essary haphazard pension legislation In:
the future"
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16
risk MAN OPPOSES
ENEMY INSURANCE
Argument Against Licensing Con-
Germs Made by R. M. Hurd.

On the ground that the licensing OF
German and enemy ally fire insurance
companies to do business in this coun-
try would be unsafe" "unpatriotic, "
''unsound" and Unnecessary" Rich
ard NJ Hurd. Of New York, Chairman
Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Amer
lean Defense Society. yesterday ap-
peared before Assistant Secretary
Rowe, Of the Treasury, to spea K
against the granting OF such licenses.
Mr.. Hurd cited the fact that such
companies, II licensed, could send
their own inspectors through munI-
tons plants, -four mills, storage ware
houses OF all kinds, docks. wire fac
tories and many other Industrial es-
adjustments.
He cited the fact that Great Britain
and France had ousted such COM
panies.
Under the head of "unsound," Mr..
Hurd said there were four direct
writing German Insurance companies
now operating in the United States
and seven reinsurance companies, of
which four are German, two BuIgari-
an and one Austrian. Their assets in
the United States on December 81,
1916, he gave as s27, III. 900. and their
risks as Ass, $4,000. or less than !
cent OF assets for each dollar Of risk.
He offered testimony to the effect
that German and enemy ally COM
panies were not necessary to effective
conduct Of the insurance business In
the United States.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16
ECZEMA CAUSED YEARS
OF INTENSE AGONY

Il have suffered intense agony
from Eczema on my leg and other
parts OF my body for years, and re-
ceived only temporary relief from
other preparations. It is only a
month since / started to use Pc
TERsON'S OINTMENT, and there is
no sign Of Eczema or Itching. You
Penfield st. Buffalo, ". Y.
I've got a hundred testimonials,
says Peterson. just as sincere and
honest as this one. Years ago, when
I first started TO put out PETER
SONS OINTMENT 1 made up nv
mind to give a big box for Is cents,
and I'm still doing It. as every drug,
gist In the country knowns.
! guarantee PETERSON'S ONT
MENT becauseI know that its might
healing power Is marvellous. I saS
to every one who buys a box tho
u Is rigidiy guaranteed for Eczems
Pimpies, Salt Rheum, Old Sore
Blind. Bleeding and Itching piles, Ul-
GERS. Skin Diseases, Chatting, Burns
Scalds and Sunburn. and If not salts,
factory any druggist will return your
I7oney. Getait at O'DonneiPs Drug
stores-Afte4 Dec, ], Peterson's oint.
,Ssak - ee4tA-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16

ceived much praise for raising the
money. One captain went so far as
to say that outside Of chocolate he
knew Of nothing so valuable to send
to the boys as sweaters.
Baltimore is to be the next battle
field. The chocolate soldiers will
take possession of the trenches next
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16

ellis Of Men and Women Employment
organizations Of Washington tonight
in the board room Of the District
Building. The meeting is called for
the purpose of planning immediate
action to provide housing for new
government clerks. particularly the
young women.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16
CHOCOLATE SHIPPED
TO PERSHING'S MEN

The members of the Adrienne de
LAFAYETTE Chocolate Fund are elated
over the progress made In the last
Iew days The response from the
washington public has swelled the ex-
ehequer TO such an extent that a
cneck has been sent to the Walter
Baker Company OF Boston covering
the payment OF 5000 pounds of choc-
oiate, and arrangements have been
MADE with the War Department to
put this order forward in time for
Christmas delivery to Pershing's s
forces.
Mrs. Lowry Lincoln Morrill,, presi-
cent OF the Chocolate Fund, and Mrs.
Jane Coates, campaign manager, re-
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16

week, and it is hoped that by jan
uary a second shipment will go to
France.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16
HOUSING EXPERT TO TALK.

Charles Stanton. of New York. an
expert on housing. will address a
joint meeting Of the Federated Coun-
The Washington herald., 1917-11-16
Camp Meade

Nov, Is. 1917
homo In Y. N. G, A. buildings here last week