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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
German Teachers Told
To Keep Kaiser s Merit
Before All Children

Amsterdam, June 16.-The Berlin So
cialist newspaper "Vorwaerts" reprints
a circular from the Prussian Minister
of Education addressed to all school
teachers in Germany warning them
against "enemy agents in our midst
trying TO SOW distrust between the
German people and their Emperor"
The circular urges that all the teach.
ers constantly hold before the eyes Of
the children the Emperor's great mer-
its and the nations Indebtedness to
him and the Hohenzollern family;
"Vorwaerts" characterizes the circu-
lar as the "limit of blunder."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
PatroIman Bitten and Stabbed

Patrolman Henry II. Wagner. one Of
those who rushed TO Wilson's aid, was
bitten on the thumb and stabbed in the
left leg with hatpin. Another police
man, John Mcconnell. was attacked by
half n dozen when he tried to arrest
Mrs. Jennie Baron. Of 60 Willett Street.
Her ffteen-year-old daughter, who was
with ber. ciung to her while she was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
Women Followers Of ''Reds" Fight Police
At City Hall Park in Ant-Draft Riot

MayoEm Goldman and bkman
Men Caught Had on Anarchists
Printing andbils Are Seized Detectives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
WEATHER

Fair to-day and tomorrow, w''r
rising temperature and gentle
west winds
Full Report on PAGE IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

! carried, yelling, hundred feet or more
to the police station.
Patrolman William J. Moore, who
/ tried to use moral suasion on Mrs
Sadie Hemmel. Of 1174 West Farms
Road, The Bronx, was struck on tha
Jaw. He arrested Mrs. Hemmel.
Finally the mob was driven from the
park. ]: collected again in Rutgers
Square, where an Indignation meeting
was held.
Some OF these women were on duty
at Q o'clock when Emma Goldman and
Alexander Berkman were taken from
the Tombs. When Miss Goldman came
out from the prison they set up shout
of approval and followed her 10 the
Federal Building. where she and Bers-
man were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Hitchcock.
Countryside Plot Alleged
Harold A. Content, Assistant United
States Attorney. informed the Commits
sioner that the authorities had discov-
cred in the papers seized at the Offices
of Mother Earth" and "The Blast" EVIL
dence of a countrywide plot to oppose
the selective draft law.
Both the defendants" he said, "have
been continual disturbers and offenders
against the peace. Berkman has served
a prison term for an attempt to murder
and Miss Goldman has served term
for melting to riot. Both are known
throughout the country as offenders
against the criminal law Of all jurisdic-
tions."
The hysteria of the prosecuting off
cer"--- began Harry Weinberger
counsel for the accused.
Commissioner Hitchcock silenced his
attack and held the defendants in $685.
600 bail each on charge of conspiracy
despite Weinberger's plea that a bond
Of So would be sufficient.
Leonard d. Abbott, who has contrib
uted to the magazines published by
Berkman and Miss Goldman and who is
president of the Free Speech League,
went out to get bail for the two. On
his return. he said:
"This is an outrage! It is travesty
upon justice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17

| leaders who wanted TO present peh
ton to the Mayor.
They mounted the marble steps OF
the City Hall and were met by Captain
William II. Harmon, of the Elizabeth
Street precinct. He was handed the
petition when he informed the women
the Mayor was out of town.
1t was signed by Helen NJ. Fisher
445 West 153d Street; Aime Hutchin-
son, address not given, and Josephine
Campbell Nixon. so West Ninety-sixth
! Street.
Protest Against Draft
IL read:
Mr.. Mitchell:
We have come 10 you as Mayor
of our city to protest against regis
/ tration.
As women, as the creators of
life. we are anti-miitarists, OPP
posed to the destruction of life.
As working class International
ists we feel that the people of one
country have no quarrel with the
| people of any other country.
And. finally, as women. who have
had no voice in the making of laws,
] we do not feel ourselves subject to
registration.
We therefore demand your sup
port In the repeal of this unjust
and unconstitutional law.
Then they left, and tho women who
came with them, who wore clothes that
were cheap yet rich in color, yellows
and reds and greens predominating
with big picture hats of another sea-
son showing we'll in the sun, tried 70
mass in front of the City Hall.
The police drove most Of them Oft
Others, with babes in their arms, sat
on the benches, and left only after q
struggle.
The more bclligerent of the lot made
n rush for the one part Of City Hall
Park left unguarded-the little patch
near the old Courthouse. There they
massed and defied the police. Several
thousand of the curious joined them.
CAPTAIN Harmon, in plain clothes,
argued with what seemed TO be the
leaders. When he finished one woman
kicked his shins
Thanks, madam" said Captain Han
non. But you might be better en-
gagged. Go home or I'll arrest you
She disappeared.
At another end of the mob Sergeant
James VI. Wilson was urging the
women to 60 home. Mrs. Bertha Am
per, of LOG West Hath Street, waved a
bouquet of carnations under his nose,
declaring that it was public place and
she had "a right TO stay.
Sergeant Wilson placed her under ar
rest. Immediately some woman set up
yell In Yiddish. The rest took up the
cry. Imam instant the policeman and
his prisoner were surrounded. When
he tried to move the women nearest
him. with unintelligible yells, bore
him TO the ground. Other policemen
rushed through the crowd and helped
him to his feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17
Abbott Rushed to Street

He said something else, and two dep
uty marshals. acting on instructions
from Marshal Mccarthy, seized Abbott,
and while others tried to clear the cor
ridor, rushed Abbott headlong to the
street.
At o'clock, no satisfactory bail hav-
ing been produced, Miss Goldman and
Berkman were taken back TO the
Tombs.
Toward evening the police, headed
by Lieutenant George d. Barnitz, Of
the Bomb Squad, entered secret print
ing shop. at 53i Fifth Street, and ar
rested twenty-six men. Eleven were
held for court action. Some were
printers. In the basement were two
presses. On the wall was lurid banner
showing a man stripped to the waist
in the act Of hurling a lighted bomb.
Underneath was written:
"The anarchist"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Galpeterianre aus ser Qlif,

g9oi6iugton t6. Suli.
@riegs- Sefretdr 9ofer t6eilte nit,
ooB Die 9lnlaaeu iiir 0os 9eidaiien
bon Salpeteridire aus atmoipbdri-
idem Stiditoii ioiort in 9lnsriii ge-
nommen meroen ioaten. Die Soften
Der 9(nluge meroen uui $4,O0O,OOO
geiddbt. Scr GonereB bat iiir oieien
3med $20,OOO,0O0 Derwiaigt. 0lan
batte crit 6eabitdtiet, Die 9luIogen nit
@oIierfrait 5u betreiben, oo9 in gln-
betra6t oes arieges mid man Die gln'
lage 10 idnea wie m0glib erridten
uno oa5u an0ere arait IN glniprud
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

9roieft 6en Stono ocs &orbereitet-
icins erreidbt bot, bate uns Die Sn-
FORMATION in 6mei StilnOen gegeben
meroen f0nuen.
g9os mir perlongen, 1T ein ibnel-
les Seritelen bon Sdiiien mnBige
@reiie fir Sto6l I'M SAiffs6ou unO
ous @eibeboltcn aIler fcinoIihen
S6iffe aiif &orrotb, melbe notbmen-
oig icin weroen Inn Sruppen uno
9eoorfs 2lrtifel nob europa 8u Drin-
gen, menn ole &ote oes Sinifens bon
S6ifien 0urb bic llnteriee6oote oud
nur 3ueiOrittel 10 itort mie in Den
Iebten fiinf Wlonoten lit. e.. &ir
fonnen icst nod niht Ole 8ultdnoc
oes comueroieacn @eltfrieges nod
Dem &riegc cntideiocn linO m0gen
Die Gbdtigfeit Der S6ifis6ull-glnlo'
gen our1 sic &egierlmg nod nod
Dem europdiicben &riege beoiirfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
GSiimf ggaNnarGeiter aet4Stct.

gonnQStomn g., 16. SuIi.
6iiui uniOentifi5irte Stredenor-
better pur0en beiitc W}or9en an Scr
Ohio @enniDIOonia Stontsgren3c,
oitlib BON bier, ourb einen @itts-
6urg6. imo Qofc Grie-@oiiagier3ug
octoOtct, ais iic ans einem 3uoe
6cralsitiegen mo Oireft in Oen @eg
OeS onoeren traten Die 9eiden
waren hrrbt6or DerItiimmelt Sic
wuroen no6 bier gebroht itno ipdter
nod giemcoitle 4Sa geianot.
9llle oie IoOten moren @rieden,
glngeItcIlte ocr @enni1luonia-@iIen-
ba6n.@ @cicQIdnit".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
staatsnlili5cm fir Sranfrcid.

Boibfugton t6. Suli. Die
N3o6ililirlng ser Staatsmili5en fiir
Den ariegsoienIt 1T beute 6egonneu
moroen. S6po6l fein 9efebl gum
Ginl6iiien BON Staotstruppen iiir
6ronfrei6 Dor Dem 3. 9lugiiit eeaebeu
merOen miro, 10 liegt Ooh llria6e 81
Der 9lnna6me Dor, ooB na9 ienenl
Iotilm ciniae 0ioiiionen ais 6ereit
angeie6en merocn, naA Dem ariegs-
icbouplate 9eidnot 81 werOen. Gie
gr0Bten Sdwierigfeiten bat Oic 9le.
9ierlng nit Der 9lusriiitung Ser Nli-
li3trlppcn nit 9lrtiaerie. Wlon 6ot
0a6er in glusiicbt qenommen, oic Dlis
li5en in Srarfrei6 nit fran5oliiAer
2lrtiQerie 81 berie6en. Gesgleicben
miro auf Sen Mangel an Sransport-
i6iffen lmo auf sic @eio6r Ourd
llnterieeboote 6ingewieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
@araerpapicre uerlueiaert.

EoGlos, Ger. f6. Suli. I'm
ter 9erufme quf Oas oeutide Sc
ieb, melheS Oentiben 9iiroern eeitat-
tet, natiraliiirte 9iirger onoerer
Sdn0er 81 iDerOcn o6ne i5r oelitIde5
9iireerrecbt 81 nerlicren Ueripeieertc
bellte 9rnoeSridter IS. gB. Sad bier
iclbit tG GciItihen wel6e Dor Dem
9lnSbrltd oes arieecs 5iuiid6en oen
&creinigien Staotcn mo 0eiitih-
lmo i6re 9(pplifationen cingercidt
5atten lore 9}aturaliiations- -@apirrc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
glaes mter GOutrole Oes O9lOt9cm
&rcnSeS".

&oris, t6. Suli. gS lit bier
ofii5iea nngefiinoigt moroen oaB ale
fripnt-Grgauiiatiouen iuelhe ben
omeritaniiden Eruppen meoi5inilfc
Siilie 3iit6eil peroeu loiien wollcn
inter Ser militGriiden Gontrole uno
Oberaufiidt OeS u9iot6en &reli5es~
iiebcn niiiicn
Gas ,9iot6c areii5" crridtct 5ir
3eit sic gr0btc 9InIogc SIR Serltcl-
lung bon 2abgas in ser @eIt 0ieS
miro in alien omcrifaniiben Ser.
bon0-Stniionen mo Soipitdlern sur
Gerpenouug aelangeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Bon 99nnOcSGcO5rOcm Ocr6aftct.

Gbicogn t6. Slli. SSo6n
9lathfu wrroc 6eltp bier Oon Bun.
Oesbeamten oer6aitet. Gr lit anse-
ibuloiat, Oerilidlt 5u 6a6en, cine Or.
goniioiion 5u 6il0en, oeren 03itglie-
Ser iih perpilidtcten, iaas ie 5uu
SeereSoienit berange5ogeu meroen
ioaten 5uerit i6re Sii5ierc 81 err
idbieBen mo Damn iib oen Geutiben
8u erQeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

@cueroI @oet5ols lmo @oriiber 0en-
man BON Der 96iffsbuu.G .GorpO-
rotiOn baben W3einuugsOeri6ie-
Oenbeiteu. - Der @rdiiOent iOIl
ben eor0iideu anoten Our6-
bouen. - @os 0eumau iiber Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Name cnsliidcn @Snias6anieS wirS
ucrGnocrt.

Son0on tG. SiIi. a0nig
George bot cine Spe5ial-Sibung OeS
&ronrot6S oui morGen einberlien
81 Dem 3wede, I'M cine 2lenOcring
oeS EiteIS ocS &onigIic6cn Soiics
81 prutldmircn.
(@onig @eor9e itammt ans oem
Sonle Sadicn-Gobure-@otbo; oos
ut DER @runO Der gcpIanten 9lenoe.
rung.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Sir 0unoIas Suio OefOrirt.

Sonooa i6. Suit. glnlaBIib
peg fiir5li1eu 9cinhS all Ser ,Sront
1at aonig @eorge 6eIOmarihou cir
SouelaS Saio oen Sodlicoumonoi.
renoeu Der briiiiden Grtppen in
6ronireid nno 9eloien. gum aitier
oes Dilteloroens ernanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Dit Nufrrung.
MnsltCIlmng DER NunI-
lllcrn angCOr0mGt.
0Sie Die SienItbefrci,tng
gebamObabt iuer6em iDIl.

2efoI6eb0roen oiiricn nur iibcr Or
pcrlide llutouaIi9tcit ino iiOer
9eriorglma BON 5amilicuangeb6.
riaen eutiAeioeu. glac ouocren
@eirehmasiroacn ciucr o0ercn
ge6oroe 5uaeipicien 9lr6ciier
in Y'uuitiOnsiobriten nidt pom
Gienite befreit.
@ofbington 16. SuIi. @ah.
reno Ole 3iebung Der 2ooic fir oie
MISUNDERSTANDING fir sic 9lrnce
auf oie 6ertigiielMng ser 9circi.
S.Moihinerie in eini9eu 5eritrct
ten Giihifteu 0es9ouoes martct limo
ole 9eamten bier beitre6t. ooB &e-
aiItrirte 5iuiiAen jebt im0 Dem Gage
/ Der 3iebung ieoe @elegenbeit ergrei-
fem iib ciuae6enOs iiber sic 9eirei.
ings Regulotiouen 81 iniormiren,
im bic Goniuiion nadOem sic Sc.
iignationen gemodt iinO, mli elm Nli-
ninum 81 begren5en
3u oieiem 8luede mur0e beutc oie
9Iufnerfiamtcit aui oerihieoenc 9I6.
ihuitte Scr 9lcaulotion ii6er mede
Observation-Disclosures cntiion-
Oen iin0, aeridtet mo es muroc cn-
pio6Ien, ooB Die SotoIbeboroen mo
oic 9Sreiie mG6rcuO Scr @ode DTS sur
3icbung ser Sooie acuciu orbeiteu,
Oomit sic rcaiitrirten 9eite luiiien,
iuie Tie i6reu Gbeil in Scr aroBen
9Ilfgobc Scr @riiflulg Scr geircmg
3lI polI5ieDeu baben
Tolnit leihtercr 3uanng 3il oen
2iitcn ser rcgiitrirtcn 9}untmcrn in
Den eGnocn Der 9ofal sgcb0rocn er.
moalidlt ipiro. bat scr Gcncral 9ro.
poit.Nlaridoll GromOcr an aac Sou.
pcrncure Scr Staoten tclc9rapbirt.
OaB oie 2iiten in einem iidereu i'm
Wlittelplnfte belcaenen @ureau mic
3itm 9eiipiel oas @oli5eibaupiSquar
tier, aisgelegt perOen, anltatt tie
Sen 2ofolbe60r0cu 5rm glutlebeu 81
iiberlaiien.
glur elf Staaten 6ottcn 6cdc
9l6eno ibrc elite nbt pollitGnoa
ein6crihtet. lmo in eiuiacn GiItrifts.
be66roen mar oie 9hmmeriruna ser
9coiitrirfarten nod ni6t polleuoet.
Cie oroBc Nle6r6eit ser Titrifte im
aon3cu 9ouoc lit fir sic 3ic6nua be.
reit. 99obribeiulih miro oic Bic.
buna nibt Dor ndhiien Sanltaa
itottiinocn f0nncn. Gic @eomtci
mollcn eS flor gemaht bobcn DAB
oc 2ofoI-9eborOen feine auocen
Sroaen Ser @eireilma irgeno cincS
re9iitrirten Wlonnes fir irgcno q
he ouoerc llriade ais forperlihe lin.
tauglibfeit ooer a66dugiac9cmano.
te oliiuebmcn fonncn. Gie Qon3c
6rogc Scr 9eirettng inollirieller9lr.
better lit oen oberen 9eb0roen ii6er-
laiien BON meldeu cine iiir icoei
9anocs-@eridtsfreis ernomt mcr.
ocn miro.
Ger @ouDcrncur Bat an ollc So.
complete 6ormulorc fir
9lppeIlotionelL fir TronSicrrmapn
lmo irgenO pclhc anocre 9lnqelcacu.
beiicn in &erbinouus nit 0em 0or.
geben ienoeu lofcl,
aeiu @riuden nm geireilmQ onri
ange60rt meroen bis Der @ctrelien.
Oe tbotiadlib 8m @liliidroieuiie be.
rlden lit
Tiele BerIonen bobeu es ais fiir
beltinnIt ongele6en oaB lie bonn N}i.
Iitoroienlte bcireit iin0. wcnn iic III
Olutitionsio6ritcn orbeiten gas
lit nidt Der Sal. g9cnn iroeno Elm
1noc.cr N'atu oenieI6cn 4lab ans.
Iitllen fann obue ooB Sic qlr6eit ser
9Inloae bebinoert ipiro, miro i6nl fei-
ne Seireilug bonn Wilidroienii oe
pdbrt,
Sir SUualaS ,6aia 0efOrirf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
aeine aiidtiaer in OentIden s0OteI8.

9openbn0en tG. Suli.
0oiels mo &eitauronts in Ceutid-
lano it cs bier eingelolienen 9e-
ridten 5uiolge per6oten uoroen
Serpietteu m0 Giibtiiher 81 be-
nIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

lVlHt NbHNblVtHttuC ulo ot"l'dl0A'
Gpridt iiber inuerc nnO
duFerc %Olitif.
&openbaqen t6. SSuli
Sn ibren 9fiidbliden ouf Die 9lomiui-
itration oeS 5uriidgetretenen Oeltiden
9ieibsfan5ler5 Or. bon 9etbmonn-
Soamee commentiren ole oeitiben
3eitngen an 6erporragenOer Steae
uno maudmaI in iebr abfdlieer @ei-
ie iiber ieiue 9ebonolung Der 9e.
5ie6ungen nit 0en &ereinigten Stoa-
ten.
Sn Der n@oiiii6en 8eitiins" be-
i6uloigt 0Seorg 9ern6aro often Or.
BON 9et6monn-Soamcg unO Den
StoatSicfretGr oeS q(uspGrtieen, Or.
zimmerman, Elm OoppeItes Spiel
nit @oi6ington GeipieIt 5u bobcn
uno 0en &rieg Oa0lirb unDermeiolid
gemadt 81 6o6cn, ooB Iie Oeriudten
Sen @rdiiOenten @ilion biuiidtlid
Der @olitif iinO 9lbii6teu Gaitih
lanos irrc3uiii6rcn.
&r @ern6ar6 ocutet an, 6aB sic
Su6marine'@olitif, iaas man iie in
gei1idter @eiie gebanO6abt bo6en
miiroe, ni6t im6eoingt gum &riegc
nit oen @ereinigten Staoten qefii6rt
6abcn nioae, 6Gttcn oicic 0iplomaten
mir nidt fiinitli6 Oie @efo6r ucrgr6'
bert itno ieoc G6ance, einen 9rud SIT
oermeioerl 3crit6rt.
Ger 9(rtifeI id6rt fort. sic er-
sic Soec ser @crmittlung
Ocs Tr1iiocnten @ilion in 9lmerifo,
tbotcn o6cr nidts, oiciel6c oa6cim
occcpto6cl 81 MAIDEN; lie crOa6tcn
sen &lan, 0ierifo gcgen oic &erci-
nigtcn Staatcn ali5u6ringen, nab
reno lie NIT Srn. @ilion inter6on-
Oclten, lno iie orraueirteu oos
Oincr fiir 9otidaitcr @croro un0
6icBen ocn @ortlnlt ser bel Dem
9anfette acboItenen 9icocn gut imo
Ooun ii6erraicbtcn iie Sen 4rdliocn-
ten onrcb sic Sn6marine9lotc.
g9ns oieie giote nnae6e, 10 crtldrt
SER @ern6nro, 10 f0nnc nod Dicl
ne6r oorii6er 0eiaot meroen wenn
patriotiiNe Grp6gungcn nic6t oies
miirocn.
9lod oIlen Oieien Sanohnacn 10
ihlicBt er, 6obc 1r, bon 9et6manu.
SoMueg oql i6lrihen alrs ererii-
fen mo oeriiidt, sic gauge Geront.
nui Oeu irii6eren Dot
ibuiier, @rof 9erniiorii, in gai5-
iaatou ob5lildoen
ITcntiBe 9lnslan0politif
nuB flarcr wer0cn.
Ser ,GormdrtS" iprid)t in G6nli-
der geciie; CT iagt ogsir miiiicn Die
Ie UoppelOeuiigfeit mo Oieicn Wlnn-
Qel an alor6eit fallen laiien mo-
0urh sic 9mslono.9olitit Centidj-
Ionos sen 9lui ser llue6rlidfeit er-
bolteu bot."
Uir3citnng oerlan9t Dab Der nele
aan,Ier ofien bcrauS erfldren iolle
oh iein Srieoens.E .Erogramm cin lcl-
dies SER Gro6crlno lei ooer nidt- Gin
3wiideuoing f0nne Is ni1t gebcn
Tricocns6ei@luB Dem
&an5lergenebm?
@opeuboqen, t6. sui. n Ger
@crIiner 96ricn.&irier" i9ill ac60rt
6a6en. ooB ser ncue 9leidSion5ler
sic Sric0cns.9leiolntiou Der SieidS
taqs sOlc6r6cit auue6men miro.
qlif ser anoercu Scitc iagt Scr
0crliner 0ofalrgln5eigcr" OoB Er
g1id,oeIis uno 6clomariAoa bon
ein0enblra bci ciucm Gmpfonoc ocr
conicrpotiucn in0 natiouallibcralcn
MitaIicOcr ocs GeidstaaS poac Sin.
miitbiqfcit in i6ren 9lnii@ten 5eia-
ten. mas iid farm nit Der sInaa6c
0cs ,gorien.@uriers" Oereinigen lai-
so,, ,,;,,So nn,tn ntott EiuNpnhurn'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

EoAter iinO in 6ifentlider @obl
io6rt t61tig inO sic brittle EoHtei
ite6t cinem GonpoleScentcu.Sein iiit
Soloaten por.)
@orteifii6rer bolten feIi
an 6rieOensprogromm.
9lmiterDam 16. SSuli. g1ad
Sem gerIiner GogebIott bielten sic
@ortciiii6rer, nadocm iie pon 6elO-
maridall bon Sinoen6urg lmo @e-
neral SuOenOorif cnlpionoen iuor0en
marcn i'm ReidStogSae6Guoe cine
Goniercn5 rnO 6eiAloiien, Ocn Dor
Dem SnterOiep percin6artcn syn6alt
Der 6rieOeuSreiolitiou auirc6t ST.
bolten.
0entide 8eitnnacn Hbcr
Gr. NlihaeIis.
9lmitcr0onL 16. Suli. CT.
Nt6ocliS bat iid ii6er ieine @olitif
nod nicbt geduBert ober oie gtuSlai.
lung bier ongefommener oeutider
3eitliugen iagen, Dab Der neue @on5-
Ter iih Dem @iaen Ocr Geidstags.
maioritdt iiigen nniB.
Sic oSranfiurter 3eitllna" ioot;
nGr. @lidoclis lit Gin @reiBe i'm
beIien Slime oes @ortes, a6er ni9t
6eionoerS prcuBiid. @eun ieineg9o6l
Dem gaterlanoe 9tuBeu brinoen ioll
muB er nit Der @loioritdt or6eiten.
Sb er in Der Gage it, 'es 81 tbm lit
nidt 6efannt.
Sic W}ann6eimer .@olfsitimme@
Oos fiibrenOe So5ialiiienorgau in9a.
cen, peripritt Or. Nli6oeliS ole I'm
terihiBlulg ser So5ioliiieu, iueun cr
oie @olitif Ser @iebrbcit ouSfii6rr.
o5rieOe im0 6reibeit, iogt lie, nuuB
Iein Yrogranm iein."
8erliner Iepcicben oeuten an, 0aB
Die oeltiben 3eihlngen ii6er Die 80.
litif Oes neuen 3an3lers ebenio i'm
llntlaren iinO, ais geobadter in neu.
trolen 9dnOern.
@cters6urGer 3eitun9cr
peiiimiitiid.
@etersburG 16. Suli. II Ger
SAL BON 9ctbmonn-&odiueg perni6-
tet nod 9luiidbt Der &cterSMrger Sci.
tlmgcn olc Noffnlnacn onf ioiortac
GemotratiiirunG GeitidIanos. Sie
6olten sic Gruennlna Oes Gr. Wli-
6oelis unO Oie Gnniihnna oeS
&ronprin5en iotpic Die gei3ic6mg
SinOenburas ino 2uocnoorfiS iiir
ein 3eihen Scr 8ortOaucr onmaBcn.
ser llnteroriidlmg ser Stimmc oeS
Solfes in Oelitiden 9Iugelcocn6cteu.
@obmenunO Seiterreid
iiir innercu 5ricOen
PIN itcrounL 16 SuIi. Plus
@icu miro acmeloct, ooB sic Oeitt.
ibeu mo b06niiicbcn @litolieocr scr
bciocn Sdllier Oes oiterreidbiibcn
@orlaments eincn genicinidmcn Be
ihluB ongcnonren bn6elL in wel-
Hcnl iie i6rem g9uni1c nod 6rieocn
inncr6olb Oes 9ieides mo Die Ilog-
lic6feit oeS 3uimnmenle6eus nit Den
Gid6eden Scite on Seite o6ne Sc
ihr0nflmg notionolcr Scl6itbeltin.
mtna bci0er Glemente ousOriiden.
Ser 9eidhB iogt ober, oaB cine
eigene bo6nliihe &erioiiung nibt on-
erfnnnt per0cn lpiiroc.
Gas Gentrum> fiir 5rie-
Observation-Disclosures
g(miter0am t6. Sui. n Gin |
@erliner Seleardmm oil Die glmiler.
oom g}adribteu-9lgentnr iasJ oas |
.9erlincr Eaacblott~ bringe Ole /
ooB oie Gentrims9a !
inn 9ieihstaa nit MIR 5mei gegncri-
I1en Stinncn bel1loiien babe, cine
5r @uniien scr Ginlei.
lnn1 bon 5rieocus llnter6anollngcn |
81 erlaiien uno 5mor o6ue 9iiidii6tII
nuf sic Salhing ser notionai-li6era. |
len Foriei.
aeiuc SiidJtiider in Oentiden SutelS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
grrimQl
3uri>worttn
9ie Sritcn bel @Oul.
barrbOOc,
9ie 9emtItbem bebnnptem
lire Weiuimmc.

Scr Ocuti6e @encroIItobs geridt
brinat Oieie alinoe. - Die fran.
80iiiden Sruppen nobe Gourte.
con bel mc1rercn sOrit0ben ob.
eeidIogeu. 5rou5oieu baIteu
fleine @eipinne in Der Gbom.
poaue. Siege Sbdtisfeit ouf
gloroeuoc Ger 9iuiienfront.
9erlim pia 2onOou 16. Suli.
Gic 9riteu na6ten geiteru Wlor.
gen orei 9eriube, Die Steaimgen
mieoer3lgepimeL pelbe ibnen Die
Geuti6eu bei 9omboert5Doe, an ser
beleiIdeu 5ront, entriiien batten
9(ber ale orei glngriiie idlugen
aGu5lib fe6l lmo trueen oen 9riten
ie6r cmpiiuolibe &crluite eiu
Phi Scr Citiroltt mar Die @eiedts.
t6Gtigfeit an Dem noroliben Gnoe
Scr ruiiiiden 9inie in Ser &iga.@e-
aeuo umo iiiOlih bon Giinabirg cine
iebr intenliue
2icie @lmoe 6ringt ser amtli6e
9cridt ocs oeutiAeu 9lrmeebaupt-
QUARTERS, Der 6eutc 9iodmittag aus.
aceebcu wuroe rno iolaeuoermaBeu
lmitet:
@eitli6er &rtcgSi1au.
plat.
n9lrmeegrlippe oeS aronprin5en
&uppredt non 9npern. @eitcrn
Dloroeu 0eriuc6teu sic britiiHen
Sruppen oird orei in fiir5er 9luf.
einanocriolgc nitcrnommcnc idorfe
GoritoBc sic Stelungcn mieOcr3lge-
minnen, oie lie om Gage oor6er tfi
Som6ocrt3Doe bcrlorcn 6otten. sic
wurocn ieoob ieocoual bon lmicren
Streitfrditen 5lriict9eidIa0cn; ibre
GcrIltite woren ic6r icbmer.
Cas- 9lrtillcric.6euer mar pG6reno
0cs qaii5en Cages bon nitr mGBiger
Seitigfcit peritdrfte li9 obcr an
glbeno an ser 2iiIte mo an ser 9er
bis 5lun Gus 81 iuteniioen 9lrtiGe-
rie-CueIlen oie aid w16reuo Ser
9adt IN leb6aiter @eiic forteeiest
Sn oem @ebiet oom Ga 9aiice- !
aauol bis sum iiiOli9en llicr oeS
6luiieS Scarpe na6m 0ie glrti0eric-
G6Gtiefeit md6rcuo Scr gl6cnoihm.
Den 5u
9lorooitIitb bon Sens imo bei |
6resno0 muroen itarfe 6ritii6c Gr.
fimolmgS.9l6t6c bon uuIcreu
Ernppcn 5uriidaetrieben.
9(rmeearuppe oes oelliiden Gron. !
prh5en. Cie 6rou5oieu unterno6.
men mcbrere encroiibe, ooH frudt.
loic 9(ugrifIe, Inn ms 0ie Stelhmaen
pieoer 81 entrciBcn. sic mir in ser
@eaenO iiiolicb ponGollrtecon qenom. !
men 6atten. Gie Sronsoien crliitcn
ibwere Gerlltitc, c6enio au6 in er-
pc6niBloicn &orii6Ben iiiolid bonn
ga @opcac-@e5oit.
qIut elm 9(nariii Der feinolihen
Sruppcu iii0liA bon Sineric, i'm
geSle.E6ale, lit gGnjIid5 geibeitert.
SSn Ser meitlicben Champagne Bile.
ben nod gl6idhB ser blutigen nddlt-
Iihen Sample einoe iaiercr S6iit.
iengr0ben Der eriien 2inie in oen
Ndnoen 0es 5eiuoes.
Gbwo6l mir an Sodbera oie Sra.
ben bic mir am glben0 upr6er si-
6atteu, bon lmieren
Strcitfrditcn nidt bc6anpter meroen
Ionnten gelmg es ms, am 4oebl.
5crg nad bittercn 9}a6fdmpien I'M.
ere olten 9inien uieoer 81 beiebeu.
Cine beoeutenoe gln5obl bon Sc.
idnaenen uno ciniac Nlaidincuqe.
uebre mur0en bon beioeu Sdladt.
ieloern bon unicren Eruppen 6ercin-
lcbradt
Dit flr5er llntcrbrehrma pd6rcnO /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Rritiirt.
glmcrifa. YOIitit OeS
ST. GanSIcrs.
9mrdJ 0lrtifcI Ser vSDiii=
i6em 3eitmng."


@eOrs SernGorO uirft Or. pOn get6-
mann SOllucs pOr 9raiiOent
gSilIOn acseuii6er Elm OOppcItcs
Spiel osipiclt 81 Gubcu. Slnd
Der ngOrluartS4 Oerlunst cine
uffcnre sluslauO-9Sulitif. Or.
@i@acliS GaIt am 0Onncritaa
iciue SnusfcrnreSe ais aun5Ier.
epridlt iiber iruerc nnO
auFcrc @olitif.