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New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
No Money Offered Mexico
Financial Help Not Even Dis
cussed, Says State Department

Washington, July 21.-It was denied
emphatically at the State Department
to-day that this government through
New York bankers had made an offer
of money to Mexico, as stated in dis
patches from Mexico City. The ques-
tion of financial assistance to Mexico
had not been discussed by the Amer
ican and Mexican authorities.
Ambassador Fletcher will leave New
York tomorrow night or Sunday for
Mexico City, but State Department au-
thorities declared they knew nothing Of
a reported conference to take place be-
tween Mr.. Fletcher and Rafael Nieto,
Mexican Second Secretary Of Hacienda,
at San Luis Potosi.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

ABRAHAMS-Mary. wife of DR.. Robert
Abrahams and mother Of Walter r.,
Chester r. and Eleanor r. Funeral pri-
vate, on Friday, July q, at 10 80 a. m,
from her late residence, 1886 West 8Sth st.
Kindly omit flowers. :
BOsTWICK-At Clifton Springs, N. Y,
Colonel Henry Anthon Bostwick. Funeral
services will be held at All Angels
Church, West End av. and slst ST., FRI
day. July 27. at o'clock p. m.
BRADY-Suddenly. at Johnstown. n. Y,
July q. Rose Brady (nee Smith. beloved
wife of John E. Brady. Funeral from her
mothers residence. 260 West 68th St ,
thence 20 ST. Raphaers Church. 4lst St
and 10th av., where a solemn mass will be
celebrated at 10 o'clock Friday morning
for the repose Of her soul. =
BRUsH-Tribbie, daughter Of Mittie Whelp-
ley and George de Forest Brush, at Hart
ford. Conn. July "a. Services vii be held
at ST. Marks Church. East 10th st. and I'd
av.. Saturday. July 2s, at p. m. =
BUCKNER- July 25. 1917. Grace
Hitchings, wife Of William A. Buckner. at
552 Riverside Drive. Burial az Winches-
ter, KY, July q. =
BUNT-Mary E.. beloved wife of James
Bunt. July 25. 1917. aged 80 years. Ser
vices at her late residence. &l0 East l4lst
ct, Saturday. July 2s. at $50 p. m. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. =
CHRISTIE--Emma Augusta, beloved wife
Of Thomas Christie. at her late residence
1874 Clinton ST.. Brooklyn. N. Y. on Thurs
day. July %. Funeral services in the parlor
of the Chruch OF the Pilgrims. Remsen and
Henry sts.. Brooklyn, on Sunday after
noon. July 90. 1917. at 2 o'clock.
COPMANN-On Thursday. July 26, 1917,
Annie Julian. beloved wife Of Jules W.
Copmann. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, Beach 4Sth ST., Sea Gate, New York
Harbor, Saturday. July 2S. at . y. m. In
terment Greenwood.
CRAIG-On Wednesday. July %. 1917.
Thomas Craig, beloved husband of Ann
Craig Funeral from his late residence.
337 East Both St, Saturday morning. July
2s, at Q 80 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass
at 10 q. m. at the Church Of Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel. on East sSA 81 Iatsrment
Calvary. :.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

-. Russian contingent in France
=. vanished. with the exception Of a
u,n who are wandering around as
...,,,s and unattached units. They
.,si,hsd in the attack on Brimont in
:, soissons-Auberive offensive in
Ayril.
v,,, de Brimont Is the point from
,.i,h the Germans for two and a half
.,,,, carried on the chief part Of their
..-bsrdmsnt Of Rheims. Every day
Al. we're thrown into the city fSom
!, fort built to protect it. The Ger
.,,. were so regular and methodical
/. heir hsbits that the French troops
/, n. trenches northeast of Rheims
..glS tell the hour by the sailing over
a,r heads Of four shells from the
e,rnans guns at Fort dc Brimont. The
r-nander set his watch by the Ger
zin shells.
when it became evident TO the Ger
-,rs in the beginning of April that
...r. was to be a big French offensive
!, the Rheims sector, they began
,,oving from 10000 to 10000 shells
a, 1,y into the cathedral city, and the
r,.tsr part Of them came from the
s,nont region. Brimont had TO be
,.k.n. The Russians were set to the
sb
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
70 Fighting Done
On a'Huge a Scale

They had been for six months in the
Champagne sector, holding the line
!, front Of Auberive. II was quiet
.rs during their tenancy Of the posi-
len. That is, it had been as quiet there
u Il ever is on the front. Every day
..re was something doing, little
Eaons that cost few men to one side
= The other. Every day few shells
,sv But there had been no fighting
big scale.
The Russians were picked men from
4 their armies. All had volunteered
~ service IL France and all were vet
rsas Of year and a half OF war on
I. Eastern front. General Lochwisky,
a,ir commander, was wounded three
t-s in East Prussia. There was a
re in the Russian contingent that
,zs Of their men should ever be left
German hands. Every wounded man
rs TO be brought back into their own
aes. The body Of every dead man
'ss to be brought back. And this rule
us faithfully observed. The Germans
,sver got q Russian soldier, dead or
live, on the Champagne front.
remember seeing a giant corporal
EhO was on guard at the storehouse
!r hand grenades in a little patch of
reeds near the front lines before Au-
'triv., when the Germans began the
N-bardment Of the woods. The de-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
The Weather Report

Washington. July 2s-Rspd and Irregular
changes in pressure distribution continue. with
the result that thunder showers persisted from the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee eastward. and there
were also local thunder showers in the central
Rocky Mountain region. New Mexico and Arizona.
In the South there only local thunder
showers, the first relief from the general rain
conditions that had prevailed during the preceding
ten days. Over the remairSer Of the country the
weather was fair.
Temperatures remain hish. except IN the north
Pacific Coast.
The weather will be generally fair Friday and
Saturday from the lake region eastward. but
elsewhere east of the Mississippi River unsettled,
shOwery weather will continue. There VIII be no
decided changes In temperature
Forecasts for Special looslltlss.-Dstrict OF Co
lumbia Maryland. Virginia. Delaware. Eastern
Pennsylvania. New Jersey-Partly cloudy Friday
and Saturday; probably occasional showers
Eastern New YoEk-Psrtly cloudy Friday ana
Saturday. probably occasional showers south por-
ton.
Local ofnclsl Roeord.-The following onncih REQ
ord from the Weather Burean shows temperstures
during the last twenty-four hours In comparison
with the correspondent date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
IMPORTANT

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New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Russian Forces in France
Nearly All Lost in Battle
Mere Handful of Men Left of Those Who
Stormed Brimont Before Artillery Preparation
Had Cleared the Way
Copyright. 1917, by Tribune Association
BY FRED B. PITNEY

This the eleventh Of series Of articles conditions in France By
Piney Tbnes correspondent toho has Just returned from
ory chen the started has sending
Spatche this and is able facts
,sl,rto unpublished by mail or cable.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

Highest temperature yesterday, - deereeN LM
u 30 p NJ lowest. 72.(st J a. m.li average -
average same dae last year, 70; average same date
for thirty three years. a.
Humidity
8 a m.... SO l p. m...... y p. m...... I'll
Barometer Readings
8 a. m.. solJ / ?. m.... 5000 p. m.... 1894
Local 0fheIsl Forecat.-Probahly occasional
showers to-day and tomorrow. Gentle 10 moderate
south and southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
DEATHS

Abrahams, Mary Long, Catherine
Bostwick Henry A. Macgillcuddy. Julia
Brady, Rose McKernan, Catherine.
Brush. Tribbie Mendel. Mai.
Buckner. Grace II. Murphy. Charles. jr.
Bunt. Mary +. Murphy, John.
Christie, Emma A. Peckham. II. VI. A.
Copmann, Annie j. Reilly. Catherine.
Craig, Thomas. Reilly. Martin S.
Cummings, james +. Roemer. john.
Dell. Florence ". Rooney, Joseph.
Doran. Thomas. Saul, Thomas II.
Farley, Matilda Shaffner. John z.
Gillet, Charles c. Shea, Katie.
Graves, Annie Smith. August
Haughey. Susan. Stickel, Emma
Herring, William c. Strout, joseph
joyce, Frank Swinburne. Lena w.
Kennedy. Phoebe. Traynor. Elizabeth
Klein. Jennie Underwood. Ada II.
Korn. Felix Van Vliet. Frances F.
Leavy, Mary Wheeler, Rachel II.
Lehman, Adelaide
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY,
:23d St BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Lots OF small size for sails.
once 20 East ssd ST.. NJ q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sctt i'm ScIOloacr.

NlarDIouo's S06nc in Camp @icaoc
ougclongt. glbidicos. .Scencn in
Gouocn- -Stoiiou. SIN @on5cn
S52 aus Scr Stoot mo Dem
Siaotc II Son9rn oS9cre Der
lin 9olno" ais Der 3ug oblu9r.
Wcucrol glOiutant @ariieIo bci
9lbio6rt 5u0rgen
Inter ocn singer potriotii@cr
2icocr, o0er and beoleitci BON oeln
glnocnfcn bilicrer Naiicr. 2 Drmlcn
pcrlieBcn ociicrn Niorgcu 352 nn9e
SUl0uncr Oic Der nniionolcn glrnec
cingcrcibt lpcr0cu ioIleu. mO Die
nidt mr aus Der SloOt Baltimore,
ionocrn ans alien Ebcilen WlorD
lanes fnncu Gnmocn- StnloH 3ur
8ubrt noW Camp N}cuOc, ipo lie ctpa
15 Wljtlicu pdtcr nNlan9tcn 1ic
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aus Dem Giltriltc, oie cbcnioAs 5u
oeu NlamIan0cr Gruppcu gcrc~nc.
werOcn 9ll9 scr 3ug scr glurp
lonOcr 5u IiSneU S.aiiou elmer bon
mc6rcren StationeH ilucr0alb ocy
Su0ers nnlau0tcn ipicitc pic Aopcl
Ic ocS 10 9}eu Yorrer 9lcgimentcs
uMlarplonO, N}O NPorvlai04 uno Gin
SOD oui bic 2lltomulngc lurroc
auSgcbrodt. Y. s. @annjart uon
Goionspillc, nor Der Griie, OCT pen
3ug DcrlicB ml0 i6m ibiiiielte Sen.
Sling Ole @on0 inO 9icB i9lt m0 oic
mlocrcI Nlowlol0cr lpillfunncn.
slHs oem orittcn 0iiirirt pon 9o!ii.
orC.Sount0 iparen 100 N|ona old
ocm 3uac Sic Soften c&t omcrila.
niibc 6o6ncr Eel iid. 9his Dem
5lUcitcn Iiitrilta tanun iI2, aus ocnl
g. Giiirric BON 9oliinlorc.Gorntp
0arcn As Mam oa.
Olit Der @iuiit.aapclc an Der
5pitc morihirien pic 9lorpIauocr
nod Der sl6t0ciling j ccS 9oacrS in
meldcr iia canpiren mcrocn gll ser
SpiBc mdrihirtan 6Horlcs fam onm
oritteu Eiiiriiie pun 9nltilncrC.
Gomi0 ocr als StaloaucrtrGgcr
ilul0lrlc Iie Hetrllten iuiir0cli 0cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

SodidaIlcn ousge6ilOet ucrOen Tic
Siiijiers 9MSbiI0ungssSngcr itno, 70
lucit Die GBOorrdtbe in 9etrodt lom.
men nod niCbt mltcr Gouirple 0cS
aricgs.Gcportencnt mo Die Ser.
idwci0ln9 IN Oieicn Sagcrn ipor
6olgc dn @langcl crio1rcncr Seute IN
Scr Naua9abun9 Der GBiuittcl Gin
Goniie pom Hric9s Gcpartcnent lno
0cr @lnocN 9la0rungenilicI-yIoulini
iIroiion miro iid nit Der NciDrdn-
llma uoa Scri9pcnouna cbenioGs
bciorcr.
Sic 9id6rln9snlittel NOniniiiro.
iion bat 0om &ric9siefretdr Die glu-
fiinoi9lna ciuc9 griinOlicbcn @ldncs
iiir GrDolhn9 alcr lleberblei6icl in
ocu 9iaiouol.9IrmccIagcrn cr6ollen,
woonr1 pielc IolienOe BON Collars
gcipdrt iuer0en foincn imO mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
S5cirat6ct anf SpStrn6ctt.

9tew Dorf, 26. Sept. q.
Curtis 9fotb, iriiber amerifoniider
cc-Gouiul in 8laucn So6icn, Dem
Die 9ler5tc mr nod wcnige Ioge Sc
ben 5ueelpro9en boben, bat i1 ge.
liern in ieinem Scim. 9tr. 562, @eit
144. Ctr, icincr 9raut, Sri. Maria
Cora goumonn EoHter cincs oeut-
i1en Ofii5iers, ontrauen loilen.
9fotb bntte Sri. goumann in
Yloucn fcnncn 0clernt, ais er ii6 Der
&riegSiliidtlin9e ouno6m wobei ibul
ric Game nG6 arGitcn beiitano. Gr
fam om II. Sfto6er 1916, Elm
f6perfranfcr Mnnn, nod 9iep. .Dorf,
mo SRI. 9oumonn ioIetc ibm Dor
ctpa neln Nlonotcn itno bat i'm Icit-
0cr gcpilcgt.
0ie Gromngs-Geremonie prr0c
bon @oiior 6. sBcteriou BON Der Od-
niid-lut6eriiden Stride, 9lr. A.,
@6ite6aa-9tr., pna5ogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Gcmpu0uic uu0 VI. oeS 313. Gn.
poacric 9icginenic5 5ngciii9i mn lie
pcr0cn inter Dem @onmonoo 0cs
SbcrIt Glauoc .. Succjep lic9cn
oeute wcrocn uo6riAciulicb 7OO
@iam ous NiarDIano mo Dem Gt
Iritte Columbia in ocn Eager crs
iNeincl iutcr Oicieu 50 9Ronn ans
gSoibingion t3 aus GborleS.Gountp,
30 aus 5t. @iarDS GouuiD, $50 aus
gluc96onv-GountD. "a ans Carroll
GoimtD, 100 aus &oi5tn9lou.GouniD
INC 100 m@ Warreh -Gorntv. Mil
9ciaher per5i@tct man 5ur 3cit in
ocm So8cr oenn IS wirO gcralmc
3cit nc6mciL e6c dae Oic nciIcA Sns
r0imnlin9e mtcrgebrocGt merocn luO
man iuiu TO 0icl ais nIoglib ale Si0.
rung nermeiOcn. Spdicr miro Ocn
Grppcu iDabriAcinlid) Elm llrldub
bcUilliat i0croeit 10 OoB lie ibrc 9'cr.
wauotcn mo Srctce bcuihel ton.
men. lin Die N'ittogsllruoe cr5icl'
ten bic gInt0mmln9c i6rc eritcDia6l.
5cit BON Cnrcl Sam un6 Nc iAnedtc
aiicu ouiAcincno 8oa5 iamoS
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SolUnrO.
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is Nlouota lang aapiidn cincs @lit'
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iieB lid ais @egciucr III oie A. Goni'
po9nie 0cr Nlor0lau0 @iiiicn.9(rtillc.
ric I'M Sort S,oiporo oiupcrbcn, Gr
lit eiu @roouirter scr llniucriitdt oCh
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&oriib tSia BrcQcln &C.
Qcn Scr dbm cn0Ang.
InS &rie9s- Ecportelncnt BOT ipcit
9ehcn0c imO pcriidAolid5c Ncrnlds.
luabrcaeun gcgen Gcridwcl0mg IN
0cn glrmcrla0ern gctroiten bic bal0
medr oils 2 @liIlioneu Moiul ouigc.
nomncn bc6cn mcrGcn iolpie mld IN
Der 2lbicArtSlo1cri. 9'ci ser Gri1b.
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na0ltrlb bei6rdntt oaB 0oS Giicn I'M.
ter N5crleitlm9 pm aoMcu 5n6crci
tct miro bic n beicncereu 9lrnee-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
ifIcildl. nn6 luciaenIulc saac.
SIN Stoot Wlidigon iolcn iie fir
Gicnitog lmo 0littruod ieOcr
g9o9e einaefiibrt merOen.

gaming Nli6, 26. Sept. II
Inter Scr Scihng BON George u.
@rcscott, Dem Stoots-Gcpr6ienton-
ten BON 9ta6rlingsmittcl 9ircttor
SooOcr, weroen gorbereitmecu fir
bic Giniiibrung eineS flciIGloien IA.
gcS IN Der @o1e OurA freiwillige
Cooperation in Wlidigon getrofieu.
Scocr Gicuitog ioll Elm Sag obne
,SleiidL ieOer Wiithuod Gin Gag o6ne
@ei5en6roo im0 onOercu aus @ei5en
bereeitelten Spciicn icin IS pcr.
Oen Eoiitorten on oae Sousfrouen,
&eitourant6ciiBer uno Sotelei9ent6ii-
mer i'm Staotc ousgeididt pcrocn
nit Dem @riiden, Oas @criprehen
5u ge6cn, Die 5uci ilcii1. inO iuei-
5cnloie Euse in Der @o1c itrift cin-
6ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Slcnnen 81 Soore &c @rurc.

Dic 9icnncn 5u Naurc oc Grace
maren aeitern wieotr icbr 8oblrcid
bcm6t Sic botteil folocnocs &ciul.
tnt
9cnnncn "a GlciIe ..@}ooic
%coo" 400. 2.50. 2.3O; uIria Wio.
iier" 400, $50 nNlon Of foe Sour"
$3.50.
.. &cuicn t.t/i6 @cilc u8ct.
lar 800, 220. 2.20. uglpolcon
2.10, 2A0; uglrD 8orrcn" 4.70.
3. 9icrncn. 1.1/t6 N}eile ~
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nau~ 400,
4 9iclneh 1 l}eilc 20 9aroS -
90 9odc~ 2.20. 2.2O. 2.10; r9li-
itmc" $50 2.20; a9orrp 50on.
non" $40.
8. 9lcancn "a aRciIc ug4citp
Nogou4 $50. 2.20, 2.20; u@riug.
Durit~ 220, 2.l0; nSop Of tbc9Rorn.
niig~ 2.t0.
6. &enncn 1.12i6 @leile n2ot.
icr04 800, 2.80, 2.l0; 4Seiie" 2.70,
2.80; n5corp q. 2.10.
r. Genncn i1s @leilc u2ibpou
San0g" 1880, 500, 4.50; nSeliic.
ca $40. $50; Can 300.
Nrunncuicn biz ben .,rmtlhru gorrelpuu.
orincn" niult Uhnlnid oncr unrcarlmaniq crs
halicn, nno ~rbciru, bcr Cificr hnbpu per SC.
lrplvn porr tdlriitln Wlliinellnna du nodlru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gGuua cidcubadJ eciturbcu.

SSu ibrer @ebouiune, 9Ir. 626,
@cii-8aItimorcitraBc @ iiorb geitcru
sSrui 9lnno Gi@enbod, @ottin bon
Oscar gl. @ibenbaM I'M Sitter bon
So Sabrcn. sic NOR 3iuei wlol per'
beirot6ct. Sbr crItcr @ottc mar ocr
beritor6cnc 6rieori6 Wlut6 lmO ibr
Y|Godcnunmc 9lnno DorItorf. 0ie
Belt ibrcr 9ecrOiguns 1T nod ni6t
ieitgciett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Wcrmildltc 0epcidlcn.

Nuf Scrnltldlung 0cr rciDcn
6rou @}innic 8. Strangmonn BON
Buffalo lit Or. Carl bon @0poroS
in Detroit ipeacn ougcblidcn @roB.
oic6itobls herbnitct porocu. Ger
6rou nuroen bel eincm @eiu6e III
9tcw.Dorf I'M WlGro $500 in @oar
uno cine Snnotoide nit $4,000
wertb Sbmudlodbcn geItoblcn.
Qie ShiffSbou.Yeb0roe III
g8oibington bot Die State fir oos
Gborteru bon Sdbiffen ieitcns Der 9ic-
gicring uf $5.75 pro Come pro
Oionut fcItgeiest.
4ic nlif alien SdiffSbnub0fen
Der 9fcgierilns bcidditigtcn angeitca-
ten DcrIangcn cine 2obnerb0buug bon
cincm Dollar pro Gog
SIN 2ipingiton.9onol bel Dc-
troit itronoctcn gcitcrn in Oibtenl
9icbcl 5wci Sbiifc. 0oourd muBte
ocr @erfebr ouf Dem aonnl unter-
broden pcrocn. Wlan boift, oic
Shiffc 6oIo mie0cr flott 5it modcn.
0ic 9uitidiffs. .geborOc IN
@oibineton bat fir n6bite @o1c
cine %erionlmhlng Der glcroplon-So-
brifontcn 0eS gon5cn Sonocs einbc.
rlden bel ipclhcr ole 2cilte Elm @iit.
odtcn iibcr Oic bcrcits ecmodtcn @r-
imoungcn iinO Yioihincn obgebcn
ioacn.
~ Die Bill ocs SenotorS CALDER,
oI(c gluSldnocr, lpeIhc ibrc critcl
9Sapicrc bobeu, inncr9olb ueun5ig
Tagcn 6u bol6ercdiigten @iirgern 8lt
mohcn, puroe geitcrn giinltig I'M
Scnni cinberibtct. 4ic Bill bc5icbt
iid niht mif ufciuolidc glusl6nocr"
Ter oSit6aiiihc fotboliidc
Ger6dno pcn 9luicrifa~ bot 9cidliiiic
in ieiucr Su6rcs.Gouuclition in &6i'
laOelpbia ongcnolnmen, iponod] lie
politiid)c llno66onoigtcit fir 81
tbalicn 6ciiiruortcn
Sn GlcoclnhO bo6cn oic nNcr'
einigtct Spouiic1cn SricaS.@ctcro'
ncu" bcihloiicn, ooS 20 &obrcSIogrr
III Baltimore ST boItcn Gum Gbcr-
Goutnonoant luurOc Scnrp ". Nuid)
bon Ecfroit gcpdblt.
PM Gcrunloiung Oes Gy'Er6.
iioenten @m. S. Gait na6m Die @e'
ucroI-Gonicrcu3 Der lIuitoricr III
Nlontrcol 9cc6iiiic an in mcIhcn
bic ariegspolitif ocS @rdHoentcn
@ilion mooIiirt puroe.
Ger 2luSfono 0cr 25,0O0 81.
Ienorbeiier am Sofcn in Gan 6ran'
cisco lit 6cigclcgt porOcn.
SSn WlontrcoI untcriudcn Oc
Ginuanocriin9S .@conten oic Sln1o.
ben, OoB Strifebredcr ans Den Der.
Stoaien fiir oos Eclc1rop6en.SD.
item ocr o@reot 9lort6mciicrn~ &C.
brad)t porOcn ieien,
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gcrid,uapO, O6nc unssu5aOIcm.

Ger 20 Sabre oltc g9olter $. 9rod
BON g3r. 23S. gloro. .GutolpilroBe, Der
am Oergongcnen' Snmltog init 5000,
Oas @i9cntbum Der 6irma Cling.
Iuii-9rotpn 60, in @hlniep.@ebdu.
DC, pcridJpanO, iullroe gcItern pon
QcieftiO Gav bon 9ii1monO, no er
ncrbatct moroen mar, no1 golti'
more 5uriidge6rodt. 9rod nr6eitete
iiir Oic obi9c 6irno uno cr6ielt Oos
@clo, lIin 9lr6eitcr ous5ubc5a6len.
Gr muroe BON Oen ojroBgeihworencn
Eereits IN 9LntIaae5nIIan0 ucriebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Wlr6r OirLN fiir lrnnfrridl.

Mo bin9tOn, 26. september.
n Eie 9icgicrung gciod6ric Dcltc 81
men wcitcrcn GrcOit BON $i,OO0000
an Sronfrci6. EoOurd miro sic Sc.
lalnlute, Den 2(aiirten porgcbobenc
Suntne oif 466,400,000 gcbradjt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Yon0uirllidlaIlIIdle Ner1Ihe. sdng


reicn imo ~ciliIacl5iidltcrci
griffith 1arner &C., 2o5 Noro 8acae eirobc uuo
rrr NisAsr siNsr 50, So elaDt euabci
ocuilhce Sanlcmelbnli
plumbing 6nrnaces, Manages lm0
Gclcn, Cadoedun mo 9linncn.
Veuneii eroes 529 glprb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gnplcridnicoe nu0 EhlmbcrS.
apD oupert l7si lbameesGifabt g s. "
lcleYGQu @pllc 1922
,ScucrsGcrlihcrnAcl
~. f.. sbadaiora q 60. ii7-i2i ebouber
Qi Commerce QniloluQ
q 1cntllhc dcngr Ntrhhcune5'N Neirlidnlt'. u0ls
lionn' mo baltimore iiabc
M IrntlN 'Nmc1liNWilne dcAerr&erincrnunc.o3
lellihalt" @alImpre 1irnne uno 9ugm.
"9isaai 4, 2ginsaass So u elsssgesl" Senag "a,
bcr ol epniglcrcc 4'uiouln
,,cierunnia Ncrer @rrnMrrrnas c'rrnhot",
Baltimore. mo llugih,1irn6e
SlcC9plaitcn, Nicidn etc.
apeg. eeuIiln & &c., 5uc, 49, i5 ealoerlioH'
fianoIci0-@cih0itc.
eNunipl.onieo euan Co., / Noroignh sitabc
geniamm * Oo igO i2l Ci1Snaciic tifdbe
g9iasnlnno 0eaiid goan Nloelodona, 5a1 va
00put guiioiu0
eilcnmaarcn oacr 2lrt un0 pui.
idmicN 3iibcb0r
q. srot HaAus Co., 802 a0i Aoro @ap .4lt
Gl1cnthmnS-gl9cnten NM .p0n0lcr.
Nicrrs q Smaan s. Wcp1eu, 10 ci.ecrlnainn
1itanc.
Rboioarnph
Nahradl eln R0nioorlpb BON AHs5eihnnua
10 gSci gerlurlon lfahc
3citnnacu 3ciiidriiten etc.
y. 9lencrs WclhdiiSiubrcr 227 aor0iGaE
peri eirnbc
2udlbc Bidder ln0 3eitidriitcn.
A. oanlti0, COG NcnqWnaioui nase
Nrcoboic
nCni 0amR Ncmclerp". OetlNiQcrie Nallern.
Nnene ylle %cardbllBpldtc uuler prl.
lpabrcnper anlllti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

9lus oen iibri9cn NunOes-8 -8ettcr-
beobadtungs-Stationen wnrOcn Die
folgenOen hoAlten Ecmperoturen, oie
um 8 ll1T gcItern gIben5 berrl6tcn,
beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
@6cmaIiacr 9uIiaiit nciturbcn.

Der cbcnoligc Toli6ilt BON NoIti-
@iloro S. ScottcnL
itorb geltern Morecn in iciner @ob-
mug in Clifton I'M 80, 2cbcnSiobrc.
ST. binterlGBt bier Sinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Geportcment oeriudt werocn Fldee
ii;r iolde Sfii3icre 81 finOen uno
guar IN onoercn Eruppentbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27


Dos. Nlili5 nidt scniiocnO imo
100000 Nlann Der 9lationol-@or-
Oe werOen ais 2uitidiiier ousgc.
biloct. @iclc sdwicriafcitcu
3u iibcrtpinOcn.
@oi6ington 26. Sept. - GS
itcbt jebt alBcr 3peiiel, OoB iid Elm
groBes Geii5it an Vi6nncrn eripeiien
miro, pcnn Scr critic Gbeil Ger gtatio.
nolcn 9lrmce II 6S7OO0 Monn mo6i-
liiirt rporOen lit. Sicben3c6n Gioi-
iiouen ser giotiouolgorOe miiiien auf
Die ariegsitdrfe ge6robt unO aus Der
&eierOe mc6rere Gieniicorps orgoni.
iirt merOen lno ionit miro Die 3obl
Der ousecbo6cncu M6nncr sic in oen
6elOlagern perbleiben foum gcnii-
geno iein werOen, Inn nit i6nen oic
Is gtntional-9 9lrmcc-Gioiiionen 5u ei.
ner bonen StGrfc6oiis al bringcn.
SIS lit nod nicbt 6eiiinnt o6 unpoI-
itdnOige Cioiiioncn fornirt perOcn
oocr Oh Elm 9eie6l fir mcbr glusbe-
6ungen erloiicn pcrOen miro.
Sefretor Sofcr iagte 6ellte, OoB De-
finitipe 3o6lcn 6c5iiGliA Der gln5o6l
Der gtotionalornlcc-Nidnncr, Die no
t6ia icicn Inn Tie in Die giotionol-
@orOe 81 trausferiren niGt bcfannt
iei. Gic 9lationolgorOc bradJtc in
oeugunocs0icnIt chpo 100000 Nionn
ln0 Inn sic poUc Simmc bon 437,-
800 Wiann fir Die II @orOe-Gipilio.
ncn 5u berpolii0noigen nIiiBtcn nod
minoeitenS $4,000 0iotionalorncc.
Widnner Der Gar0c 5ugeiiigt per0cn.
gScitcre 100000 N}unn scr 9iotionol-
glrmec wiir0en Oem 2uitiGiifo6rts.
0icnit 5ugclUicicn luerOen mo iiher.
lid e6en 10 piele in onoercn Spc3iol-
0icnIt uno 10 miirOen nidjt me6r ais
250,000 Monn ii6rig 6leiben nit &C.
men bic 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gcgriinOct iuerocn fonntcn, Die cine
Sriegsiidrfc BON $4,000 Wlouu IA.
ben iolten.
SefreiGr Yofer mics beute oui ei,
nigc Der 5hwieriefeiten bin ole Der
9icoreoniiirime Der gtatiouolgorOc
fit 9ricgs5wcde geecniber lte6en.
gSd6rcno Der iedae6n 0tuiiionen.
Nlan fiir Ole @aroc, ieitber ouf IL
crb0bt, elm otter it, lit ole gauge 3u-
ionneniteaum0 Der Ciuiiionen &c.
Gnoert iuor0en. 9ltrd Die @infiib.
runo Oes curopdiiden &ceimentS-
un0 Gompagnic%lones muB ieocs
@aroe-Ge0iment, meldes 81 elmer
Gipiiion 5ioeiiigt mer0cn ioa, Der.
nlc6rt merOen. 9leoimentcr uno
EbciIe bon &cgincntcrn mcrocn con.
iolioirt, nm Die 5000 W}onn-9icgi-
menter 81 lieicrn, oic notbig limo.
lin oieie Gonioliootioncn 8u Stan-
oe 5ll bringcn, oeriudt OoS Gricgs-
Geportement oic Sruppen 10 oiel ais
m0glih lofoliiirt 81 6olten. Cos
iclbc miro Der Sal icin, iuenn Mdn-
ner ollS ocr 0lotionol-glrmcc III Die
gloiionolgar0c tronSierirt merOcu.
g9o INNER moglicb, pcr0en 9loiionoI-
gIrmec.M6nner Den Hcoimcntcrn 5li-
get5cilt mcr0cn aus i6rcm cigcncn
Stootc. Su piclen 6daen wcroe Oic-
lcs niht m0glih iein. Cic @orbe.
GoniolioirAng Bat Dem Geportcmcnt
neuen &rl6cl gcldoiIcn. 3a6lrcidc
Sbcrilen umO Hegimcnts.Stdb Der
@oroe werOen iiMer o6nc Commando
blci6en Oa Die 3a6l Der 9lc1imcntcr
reor5irt morocn it, Tics bat bcreits
81 elmer 9ln5obl Froteltc bon Stoots-
Yconitcn 0ciiibrt. IS miro bon Ocm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
SOnncuanf. itnO ltntcroana.
6Int6.
g8ettcransTdItcn.

Sir MarDlanO unO Oen 0iitritt
GoIllmbio bcute tlor uno noro0itli@e
Minoe.