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The Washington times., 1917-06-19
CAN If YOU CAN,
SAYS UNCLE Sam
Home Canning by One
Period Method" Described.
connolly OFFERS BULLETINS
Judge in The Times Garden Con-
test Also Tells Of Drying.

Department of Agriculture bulletins
on Home Canning by the One-Period
Cold-Pack Method" and Drying
Fruits and Vegetables in the Home"
will be ready for distribution at the
office of H. NJ. Connolly, Department
of Agriculture demonstration and
chief Judge of The Times garden con
test, room 3O1 Star building, this
afternoon.
The bulletins may be obtained by
calling at Mr.. Conolly's office or by
requesting them by mail. They Will
be sent free.
The bulletins contain information
on the most advanced methods used
in the drying and canning OF fruits
and vegetables, and will be help to
amateur gardeners who are raising
winter crops and vegetables suitable
for canning.
Lessons From Europe.
One of the most striking features
of the food conservation program OF
European countries has been the uni
versaI drying and canning OF fruits
and vegetables, and Mr.. Connolly be-
lieves that IL every housewife in the
District will preserve one-third of the
fruits and vegetables raised in her
garden 1t will go long way in stimu-
Iating the nationwide agricultural
preparedness movement.
This country is producing large
quantities of perishable foods this
wear, which should be canned or
properly dried" Mr.. Conolly said.
He is most anxious that copies OF
the bulletins find their way into
every Washington household.
Mr.. Conolly has completed his pre-
Iiminary inspection of the gardens en-
tered in The Times contest. and Is
now devoting his time to garden
work in demonstration centers. Gar
dens in The Times contest cover an
area of 2OI5 acres. the average OF
each garden being 800 square feet.
There are planted in the 175 gardens,
acres of Irish potatoes; acres OF
lima, bush, and navy beans; 3 acres
of tomatoes, and 3 acres of peas.
Finds No Failures
'I did not find a failure In all the
1T5 gardens visited" said Mr.. Con-
oily. AT least fifty gardens must be
seriously considered when final Judg-
ing begins.
an a number of gardens I saw
cabbage heads four inches in DIANE
ter. which is remarkable farming for
city people. Peas growing as high
as six feet were found in one gar
den"
Mr.. Connolly will visit demonstra-
tion gardens in the following dis
tricts tomorrow: Takoma Park,
Brightwood, SauTs Addition, Pet
worth, Howard University, Columbia
Heights, and Columbia and Kalorama
roads.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

begin is right now. Every hotel man
will tell you that his heaviest losses
come from having to carry in his
store rooms food, which some dandy,
who has travelled in Europe, may
want. II It Is not consumed 1t Is a
loss, and every patron Of the hotel
must help bear this loss.
Now II the people will only learn
to eat modestly and order plain dish
es they viii not only be healthier
but will help us cut down the cost
OF living.
VIII Keep Prices Down.
"'If they will confine themselves to
good wholesome dishes and eat all
they order. they will help the poor
and also help keep the prices down.
II am firmly convinced that :he time
is rapidly coming when we win either
be compelled to submit to lower ra-
tions, or do It freely, so why not join
hands with Mr.. Hoover and all put our
shoulder to the wheel and help.
Indications are that every hotel man
In Washington will soon follow the
suggestion set out In the Occidentafs $
announcement
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

men familiar with the duties they
VIII be called upon to perform
because of the shortage OF expert
enced men in signaling, men with a
knowledge OF this branch of war bust.
ness will be admitted at a more ma
ture age than ordinarily and receive
the rating and pay of chief quarter
masters. Men having experience in
the handling OF small caliber guns
viii be rated as gunners' mates OF
different classes.
ofncers In the Fifth naval reserve
District expressed the hope today that
the desired number of men would
come forward at the earliest possible
moment as their services are needed
Immediately.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
WOULDN'T THESE KILL YOU?
NltronapthaIenes and TrInItrotoIuoI
Deadly.

Many OF the explosives being made
in this country for war use are deadly
to the workers. according to a bulletin
from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
They are likewise more or less dead
ly for those who endeavor to pro-
nounce them The list includes tetra-
nitromethylanilin, nitronaphthaIenes.
ettranitraniline, dinitrochlorbenzol and
trinitrotoluol.
These explosives are being made IN
forty-one factories employing 10000
workers. In twenty-eight of these
plants there have been 2.507 cases of
industrial poisoning in the past year.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
WILL AID WITH DRILL
Reserve officer Candidates to Help
Red Cross Ball Game.

Assurances that a drill by a COM
pany Of reserves, officer students.
from Fort Myer will be an added at
traction at the baseball game be-
tween the Democratic and Republican
members OF the House on June 80
were received today by the commit
tee OF arrangements. The program
will include also a concert by the
Marine Band.
Both teams, Chairman Melvin c.
Hazen said, are rapidly rounding into
form under the captaincy of Con-
gresham Pat Harrison OF Mississippi
and c. B. Miller Of Minnesota. So
ciety is expected to turn out In force
for the event. The proceeds will be
devoted to the American Red Cross.
The names of Mrs. ]. Borden Har-
riman and Mrs. Edward !. Ward to-
uay were added to the committee in
charge.
The game will be played at Ameri-
can League Park.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

The meeting OF the Petworth Citi-
Eens' Association tonight at o'clock
in the Petworth School, Eighth and
Shepherd streets. will be featured by
a program OF patriotic exercises The
association will be. addressed by T.
V. Powderly, OF the Department OF
Labor. Charles B. Hanford will re-
cite THE Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
POLICEMAN sPRAINs ANKLE.

Policeman E. P. Alexander. of the
Seventh precinct station, severely
sprained his left ankle last night
when he slipped and fell over a curb
stone while pursuing a colored man
near Twenty-fourth and L streets
northwest. Alexander heard the re-
port of a pistol and saw the colored
man running down the street. The
man escaped.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

F. c. Stelzer, vice president OF the
Master Plumbers Association of the
District. is on his way to Evansville,
Ind, as local delegate from Washing
ton, to attena the annual convention
of the National Master Plumbers As
sociation, which will be held June 10,
20, and 81.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

The Kiwanis Club will hold a lunch
con at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the new Cochran Hotel. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Warren
W. Briggs, Fred Cochran, William c.
Worthington, and Joseph A. KeIliher.
Arthur Malkin, organizer of the
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
Give Piano Recital.

The pupils of the Sacred Heart
Academy gave an interesting piano
recital at Rauscher's yesterday. Mar
geret Sheehan. Anna Seidenberg, Lu-
ellie Wall, Kathleen Downey. and
Agnes DAILY were among the partici-
pants.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
d. A. R. Regents to Meet.

All State regents and officers OF the
District of Columbia Daughters of the
American Revolution have received q
call TO attend the meeting to be held
at o'clock tomorrow evening at the
willard to organize the State admin
istration caucus and elect officers.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
Hope Council Meets.

Hope Council, Independent Order
sohs of Jonadad, met last night in
Pythian Temple. John c. Foster pre-
sided. James Spillman and John Man
gum spoke.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
club, plans to establish a branch Of
the organization in Baltimore.


To complete a permanent associa-
tion, representatives of organizations
composed entirely of men interested
in employment and industrial sub
jects, in cooperation with the United
States Employment Service, will meet
this evening at o'clock at the Dis
trict building.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
NAVY NEEDS SIGNALMEN
Experienced Gunners Also Sought
for Reserve.

Experienced signalmen and gun
ners are badly needed in the naval re-
serve, according to an announcement
by the Fifth naval reserve district.
Unusual opportunities to enter the serv-
ice with high rank are thus afforded
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

The combined choirs OF Kellar Me-
mortal Church and Ninth Street
Christian Church will present Beth
any" a sacred cantata, at the latter
church tonight at S o'clock.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
Singing Evangelist Appear. Tonight

George Lawrence, "the singing
evangelist" will appear at T:30
o'clock this evening at the Gospel
Tent, Eleventh and c streets south
east
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
WOULD SEAT CHIEFS
Senator Mclean Moves to Admit
Them to Congress Floors.

Them to Congress Floors.
A movement to give members OF
President Wilson's Cabinet and chair
men of important commissions seats
on the floor OF Congress was opened
in the Senate yesterday. Senator Nc
Lean (Conn.) introduced a resolu-
tion providing that the Cabinet, the
chairmen of the Federal Trade Com
mission, the Tariff Commission, the
Shipping Board. the Efficiency Board,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and others be given such seats. II
was sent to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19

The parish of st. Patrick's Church
will give the orphans of st. Joseph's
and St. vincent's their annual excur-
sion to Marshall Hall on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
LOCAL MENTION

Mr. Brron Son. of Son & Sons, New
Orleans, now showing at the Raleigh, silk.
linen and other tropical suitings, also shirt-
ings FOR mems fne garments tailored to
measure. Inspection invited.
The Washington times., 1917-06-19
CONCERT TODAY

BY UNITED STATES MARINE BAND,
WILLIAM Il. SANTELMANN. Leader.
MCMILLAN PARK. THIS EVENING
AT 80 O'CLOCK.
March. Advance Of the REGIMENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

Oos 5euer I'M Seller auSge6ro6en
100 cine groBe 9lu5nbl bon @anoel.
6iloer.1ilms ouibepabrt muroeu
gluBer DER 6anllie 2allp wobnte Sol
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me li1 bon iei6it ent5iinOct 6otten-
5rau 2allu. mclcbc Ole Gottiu bon
eugene 9ollO mar, einem &Iempner,
scr inn Gam McnOe bciGditigt lit,
mar sic g9ittwc pom BARTHOLOMEW
Dtc9(nOrcps, cinem WlitgIieoe Der
Spirituoien6onolimg Martin & NC.
9Inoreps. Gin 9uioer ser tootci
8rou ilt Geter 2lurrap, cin Nlit9lieS
oes A. @eaimcntS.
Gic Qeibc DeS per6ranrtcn Nldo'
denS pmnOe 5uerIt ms N'orVlons
@eneral Soipitol in0 ipdter III bic
Nlorlnc gebrodt
Iie glngeitcIltcu OeS 9le6cngcbon'
ocS, gtr. i026, IN wclGen Oicr&omc
1ricnolO SocictD~ i6r Sauptquartier
bat, ndBteu OoS Sans Dcrlaiien "a
Oalielbe BON ocnt 6encr beorobt uno
Ourtb @oiicr 6ereitS 6eiddoiat mar
Ger Gerre6r IN Der 2inoen.2Iucnle
iuor fir cine germme 3eit interbro,
djen.
Mebrere 6eueriuebrlentc eut9ingea
mt fnapper 9lot6 @erlebungen ourd)
oie fullenOen @lasIder6en lno Die
3ieQellieiue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
GauSiOatrn in gaItimorc.GonuH

Dic g8obloaiiibtS 9eboroe fir
@olthuorc.GountD bot oic 2iItc Der
@emerbcr nm gioutiuotioncn bci DER
&rim1rpobl am fl. September pic
folgt sllionmcnqcIteIlt:
Ecmolraten:
ginae 9onirolenr Snab ". NiclDMlch Al'
Gy GonI3in 6G6meiiicr ". NosIco Wgerrpmon,
sGerii gbram z etccit mo Yconarb
@ Quinim 4 0iilrn uno Veoree S &ra'
Gcuuir Gicomeicr ,5rc0rid g. Gouen0rs.
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tS lQ,cSniolb. ,N. o. 9iirii; ponoro 6.
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giliril &illinnI v, Frec 9ilirlfi; Nolo-
glanisdScuiral Connie Gblooro w. lbpncn.
I Miirfi Sohu s. aiome. 49, 9tlrifl; :.
.yrco IS. AnlDoii .. Ntriii.
Selconien 6nr @laacGonpcnion o9n Z.
MhoiloM a. Nirli; z. scott Aniut 8.
Ginrlfi; 6lmer g. 0oof o 0ilirfi Sobn =.
grgnnqlt 1irlil; @enr9 " Y,lers II,
giepnblfmcr:
Tinnisgouroleilr g9iniam s. @ipooo,
9ounib ednemeiier Samcs IS. garIett 8.
Siirift
mn gyillidm n Neder, I. Diilrfi. ceorge IS.
qhnh, p 0iirfi g. erbn 3inmerman mo
Refer g. Ne NenbeL 3 Silirlii; OarrD H
ggaOaoner. gu9er gs sur llno &har6 y
Nnncnll. A. Niitrii 3. g2aler InrllbnlgD b
gnlrift Gicpben ~ WNucr mo lllnlles 81
ga Wlole. 6. Nilirit: SGmes N Sreocrld q
Hihft 0Grrh u Qidiihems mo g. 4bomas
Sidncs g. Gilrifi; Noberi Sdrreii, Q 0t
ifriii pa6au sporls 10 Ginriu. Charles
@ Snnhrln. II, Nllirift, SrdnI gs Sncobn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
ssraFOcut gsilion Oerfnufem.

Gem glltomobil 6lieb an Ser 9elair.
&oao, ais er itnteruegS ua6
@oi6ington mar, I'M StroBen-
bred iteden. @altinlorer nit
Iilnf Eonucu 2aitouto rettet i'm
ans ieiner unangenc6men Gage.
9Sinmt feline @elobnlng al.
@S mar 3nar Dor etipa elmer $50.
DIE, aber crit iebt fommt Die S6otia.
de an Oos Saeesliht, OaB 9r6iioeut
@ilion ln0 ieine 6rut iomie mebre-
re OlitglieOer 0es 9ln0es.@ebeim-
oienItes Bel elmer 9[uto.,Sa6rt bon
g9ai6inoton bis sur gelair-9loao ma.
be @uttD Sill mlo 5uriid, i'm
S1lomme neben Dem glatten 9lS-
p6oIt-5obrmeqe Ser StraBe Iteden
blieben tno OaB iie crit no6 gerou-
mer 3eit BON einem GARNER nit ei,
mem ibweren 9altouto aus Der &at-
ibe ge5ogen mur0en.
9}abOem or Sen StaatSgeidGften
einen Dollen Gag gelpiomet bate,
beso6 ii6 Ger &rGiiOent nit ieiuer
6rou uno me6rcren @ebeimen auf
cine @eraniiauneSia6rt in ieinem
Pluto our6 Die llmgegeuo @oibing-
tons rmo 10 ongene6m mar ole
tSo6rt OoB ser %rGiioeut Dem G6aui-
ielir sen 9efcbl ga6, oieielbe bis nod
Baltimore iort5iiieten. Gie 9loute
fii6rte Sen @rdiiocnten mO ieine Be-
gIeitcr nodj ocr 9eloir-&oao ln0
man mor nli Dem 6eiten @ege ua6
8oltimorc ais Scr Gboliicr oie
Srorc cr6ieIt, lm5uOrebcn.
Nm 9cariiic, sic oroBc @laihine
nlii Der cngen 5truBe imn5uOre6eu
eerietb oieieI6e in oen oidcn uno
tiefeu S6lornm ncben Der StroBc,
mO ale Gcril6e lie oIoS5ueiien@
parcn pcr9eblidb, o6gleid Scr @r1-
iiocnt, ieine 8rou imO oie llebrigen
nusiIiegcn umO idiebcn 6alien. Ger
Gbaufferr itno Ole @cbeimen begas
ben ii1 Oann oui Oie Sube nad
6iilie imO ianocn aud eiucn Iormer
nit 8wci MouIt6icren. Gieie wir-
ocn Dor oie Nlaidjine eeipannt mo
lie 5ogen an obcr oaS gluto bewegte
iid nid5t.
Ter 6armcr ipannte feline S6icre
pieOcr Dor oen @aeen uno trollte
iid bon GoWen 9lber Scr G6nui-
iclr mar nod ni6t cntlfnltbigt. Gr
6ielt cincn 5ouucr an, Scr ulf iei-
ncm 6iiniiomlcn 2oitauto nnd
Baltimore untermcas mar lno iid
ioiort 6ereit erll0rte, 81 6elicM ais
CT oen (rGlioenten erfannte. N}it
Gctten muroc 0nnn Ser @or0ert6eil
oe5 9liitoS an Der 6interen 9ldie oeS
acknowledgements beieiligt unO bin-
neu weniger @iuuien paren oos 9(ll-
tonobil mo Der 9}rGliOent unO ieine
6rau wieoer i'm Erodenen.
Gle @e6eimen oiierirten Dem 3or.
mer Oann @elO, ood weieerte iib
oieler eS an5unebmen nit oen @or-
ten. .Gs III eenii9en0 9elo6nlng,
ocn @rdiioenlcn ous ser Eoti6e ge.
5ogen 81 6obeu.~ Gr blieb itebeu
nno blidte Dem 9luto, oas Die 9Riid-
iabrt nob @ai6iueton antrat, nod
lanee uah. 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Su'S @ru6 scicnft.

Ser Seicbnam Ser am 90. 9lugltlt
perItor6enen 6rau @larp s. Stopf
wtroe geitern 9todmittag nm A ll6r
bonn Grauerbauie, 9}r. 1903, 9ioro.
9ortltraBe, aus arf SdmarB's SSrieo.
bofc al oec DIT. Garnlel.9ioao eur
leBten &ube beltottet, nadOem @altor
Sunt bon Der euang. .-lit6 ,Sait6.&ir-
DIE i'm Saui1 imo om @rabe troitrei.
de g8orte an oie Sinter6ie6enen oe.
ri6tet bate. 9lls 9abrtudtrdaer
fungirten oie SS. 9(rt6ur 9othatis,
So6n Q. 9o6ne, 9ouiS itno gSiaiam
Song, G6arleS Scubert umO gilbert
aaiB. n Srau &opf mar in @eitp6a.
len Dor 80 Sabren ge6oren ino fam
mi Sabre 1870 nab Baltimore. Sy6r
@atfe, 2ouiS &opf gine i6r Dor et-
ma 6 SSa6reu inn So0e poran. Sie
binterldBt orei S06ne, 0ie $50. Qouis
&opf, BON Baltimore, g9. &. mo
6reOerid s. 2oilboff aus %irgiuien.
6erner betrauern i6rcn 600 0ret
S1wclicrn, Die 6rouen Glisa6et6
Meper, 6ricocrife 9obne uno DlorD
9tonncnmofer, iopie IA Gnfel unO 6
llrenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
@6tc glnlOac.

StraBenba6n-0eicllicboit mill 3d.
100000 mlfnebmeu rn0 iebS
@ro5cut iiir bic S6Iigatiouen be-
3a6lcn. 9llermOcr 9romn &
Cons sic 6inon3aacntcn. -@clO
fir Die ncuen @aggouS mo @e.
lciieperlGngcrimg 6enot6i9t.
Gie 9lftionGre scr .llnite6 GaiI-
maDS & electric So" iino, mie an
onocrer Stele onge5eiet lit, 5il elmer
Spc5inl-G -Gerioinmlllng am Gicnitdgl
Sen If. September, cinberuicn NOR
oen, Inn iibcr sen Goridloq 81 bero-
t6en cine 9(nIei6e BON $3,000,000
iiir Ocn glnfauf neuer @aggons, fiir
GerI1ngerung gciuiiier @cleiic rmo
fir auOerweitige notbmenOige Ser.
beIierllngen nti5unebmen. Gle PIN.
lei6e ioll feds @ro3ent 3inien tra-
.geu un0 0ie Bombs iin0 conoertir..
bare @olonoten oie 81 9715 mO sic
angelmtfenen 8inien pcrfouit mer-
Den. Gieies lit Ocriel6e @reis, ben
0ie 9ouoS Der @eieIli6ait gebra6t
bo6cu. Die 9anfierSiirmo 9tleran.
Der 9romn & Cons, melde oie
Bombs Scr @asgcicIlidait 10 criolg.
reid imgeiebt bobcn ioIIen oud ben
Gerfouf Oieier StroBcnba6nbon0S.
iiberne6men. Gic 9lttionGre ser
9a6n 6aben bis gum 4. September
OaS @rioritdtsre6t fir oen 9lnIauf
Ser 9toten. g9eeen Der groBen 9ln.
ipriic6e Ser 9umoeS.9legiering oif
@eloer lit eS b0bit idwierig fir ON.
oere Gorporationen, gr0Bere Sum
men fir not6menOiee gerbeiierungen
5u crloneeu. Gas Angebot Ger
StroBen6a6n.@cieai6 fir i6r
Gclo iebs @ro5cnt 81 be5o6Ieu IoIIte
iiir oie @elOIeute 60dit perlodeno
iein; Oa3u fonlnIt nod, oaB Oie 9a6n
id1 in ie6r gutem 3uItonoe beiinoet
in6 iortpG6renO beiierc @ci6Gite
madt gSer @elo 5im gerlei6en
bot iollte iidb nit Der 9anf-5irma
9lleranOer 8romn & Sons an ser
Baltimore. un0 Galpert. StraBe, 70.
iort in Gerbiuoumg icBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Bon Ocu &rimGrmaBleH anriidse-
treteu.

Sr. 2ouis @ogner, meIher iid nm
6ie domination ols Stats. Senator
ouf Dem repiibIifaniiden Sidet be.
iporb, bat iib BON Der 9emerbung
5ilriidgeoogen uuo bot Oamit Srn.
Qllbert SC. Spr0Iier oos 6elo i'm bier
ten GiItrift allen iiberloilcn. Sr.
SproiIer bot oen 0iItrift idon meb-
rere N2ole i'm Sennt Dertreten rno
iiH oIS Elm iGbi9er Wonn eripieien.
Scin oemofratiider @eencr OicieS
SSobr lit Sr. G6as. @. Griebel Der
III Sii0.@oItimore ebenfoaS einen
gutcn g1omeu bat. Gesgleideu bot
Iid Sr. Moron g. ao1n bon ser IA.
@oro, eiu 6reuno oes Srn. Sobn
@. @cau, bon Der @eperbung Inn Die
ocmofrotiide domination fir Die
Stonts @eietgebung 6llriidgedosen.
9(ud in Der erIteu @oro ilt oas 5elO
bon oen iogenonnten aellD. .Demofra-
ten 9erGumt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
92ou W2aIdine oetSStet.

Ser so Sabre olte @eorge s.
Souerwalo BON ser SIo Sreoerid.
93ooo, Elm 9(ngeiteater Der Is. u.
@ambriIl N1onrfocturing GoupuuD~
in Glicott Gitp, mitroe eeltcrn Mor-
gen frr3 noh 10 llbr Wohrcno Der
9lrbeit gctootet. Seine 2lciOer Ocr-
fingcn iiH in Dem &rci6riemen elmer
Ntai6ine ino er pur0e nit lol6cr
g8udt 5u @ooen geidleuOcrt, Dob er
iofort oei0Otet muroe. Ger 300 mar
ourA einen SddOelbrub berbei9e-
fiibrt moroen. Sofort nad Dem lln-
foa Itellte Coroner 9Sodenoori bon
GotonSDiac cine llntcriudung an
uno nlodte befonut, ooB Gin Snquelt
nirbt pounot6en ici. SouerpolO bic
ierlGBt ouBer iciner g8ittlpc dlpei
Sinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Bun lt-guutcn ucricnft.

Captain ocs odniidcu Gompiers 81.
3. GiorO~ er3a6lt. pie iein Sdiff
ourd @onouenfugeIn sum Sim
fen gcbro6t muroc. Greignete
iid in scr 9}orOicc bolO nad
N3itternac6t am 6. 9(pril. - Be
manning gerettet,
Bon 5pei ll-9ooten onae6olten
un0 pon einem oerielbeu bomborOirt,
md6reno Oie @eiaBung Oes 3neiten
3uio6, uuroc baIo nah @}itternadt
am 6. 9lpril Scr 0Guiicbe Tunpier
81. 3. GiorO" in ser 9}orOice 5un
Sinfen 9cbrodt naboem ser 9e-
monnlmg gcniieenO 3eit oelaHen
moroen, iid in Die RettlusS6oote 81
fIiidten. Gapt. Ggenie, ser oeu
Qanpier beiebliatc, beiinOet Hd I'M
Commando ciues neuen odnii6en
0onpfers nin einem otlontiiden
Safen" rnO er3Gblte 9eilern, mie Die
9(ffdre oes oEioro" iicb 5utrng
o@S mar baIO nah Wtitternadt am
6. 9lpriI un0 mir befanoen ms nit
aobIen beIaOen auf ser 8obrt BON
@nglono na6 Copenhagen, ais mir
etipa 40 Nfeileu bon ser englii1en
aiiite entferit bon 5pei oellti1ep
ll-9ooten an9c6nlten nuroen. Sie
befanOen iiG etma Orei @1eilen bon
ms enticrnt ais iie aif ms 81 icbie-
ben begannen, neil mir nidt beioreb-
ten. Mebrere &iigeln trafcu Sas
S6iff mo riiien Oie SteuerborOieite
Der COMMUNICATIVE iort. TerGau6.
fang muroe mebrmaIs getroiien.
g9ir erbielten feinerIei @arnung
uno lieBen ole 6ettmqsboote iofort
bermter. I'D ii6ernabm oen BE.
bebl in Dem einen ln0 Der Steuer.
mann Oen Oes anOereu. glls mir bonn
Sdiffe los maren ionOte Ser @om-
manoeur eincs Der ll.9ootc cine
9ootsmannidaft an 9oro, oie 9om.
ben in Dem Berla0eraum un0 ollben
am S6iffe onbradteu. 1ieie mur.
Den gum erplo0ireu gebradt imo IN
peuigen 0}inuteu ianf oas Sdiff.
Sbgleib Der nEioro" Ie65e6n ano-
ten 5lriidlegcn fonnte, bate er feline
@elegcnbeit 5u entfommen ga iib
Die ll-9oote allf beioen Seiten Oes
gampierS beianoen.
Iie Gommanoeure scr ll.9oote
modten fcinerlei @erIud, Die Ret-
timgs6oote ms Sdlepptal 5u neb.
men im0 nahoem iie 0en Iampfer
gum Sinfen ge6rabt 6otten, toitdten
Tie inter unO fomcn nidt luie0er
5im Goribein. W}ein Boot mllroe
13 Stlnoen ipGter bon eincm anoe.
rem Compiler auigelelen lm0 oos 0es
Steuermannes 90 Shmoen ipdter.
Conn muroen mir aIle ouf Gin 6ri-
tiideS Fatroillc.9oot gebradt im0
na6 @nglano 3uriidgebrocDt."
Gapt. ggenle bebouptet aild, ooB
iein Sbiff Oos erite geweien iei, mel
DIES oeS 9ladtS bon oeu Geutlden
Oerienft mitr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
gSun 9(nto octroffcn.

Sn8 6ic 81 Sabre olte YSorD g..
Scoru BON Nlr. 273S, @omOnoiou-
9(ucuuc, cine GIeftriibc an Der glib-
burton. StroBe bciteiecn wollte, fiel
Iie meocr nno bate 0as lucitere lin.
oliid, BON ocm 9luto bon Seal @.
9rcnt Qctroffcn 81 wcroen. Sic
murOe in bcwuStloicm 3uItonOe ouf.
acbo6cn inO 81 einem g(r3t in Der
Nabboric6nft ocbrodt. gtad ibrer
9c6anolung begob iic ii@ nod Sodc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24
Mi0rnIdMOer NlefrMtcn.

Eas critic 0uotm mnB ii6 am 5.
September IN Camp @lcooe itel-
len. a g9ie OieIc 9iefritcn aus
ie6cm 0iiiriftc Der Stoot mO
ans icOenr GountD IN 0larDlonO
erforOerIid iinO. ~ Major M
rid sum SanitdtS- 5nipeftor be-
forocrt
@enerol-9(Oiutaut Senrp M. @ar-
iielO wurOe ecitern bonn ariegs- 0e-
partement in @oibington benodrid-
tigt, wie Oielc iunee 9elte Dem er.
iten 9luirui sur Steauna in Camp
@ea0e om ). september 5olge lei.
iteu miiiien. Sir Sen ean5eu Stoat
beIduit lid 6oS Auotlm ouf 2t29
Maun, welde lid auf oie StaOt lmO
Oie Counties i'm Stoate MorDlano,
mie folat, Dertbeilen.