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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

lNe Solptqlarticr Qiebt meiteren
Hild3un au. - Ger &onpi am
Eiopc ninumt nn 0citigteit 81.
- 9eutiGc ,Sntriguc.
Stalieuii 6e $ NouptQuars
tier, fl. 9top. - Sic Fiaue.Siuic
bGlt iid in ibrem &Nupttbeile noh
immer gcgen ihmcrc8 mo onoolern'
0c5 9lrtillerieiellcr pon 0lIihen liter
ans. Gic llebcrQrerlmgSUerlucbc Der
ScItcrreihcr mo Icutl6cn boben
biSbcr nod nid)t On9 Mob cincS all.
geIncincn &orItoBcS CrrCiht, 0u nlr
mebrcrc Nntoillonc Die Eiauc ouf
EontonS bel ,3cnIon iibCrihrittcn bu,
ben. Ter oltlihc 2lbirlnitt Der Ircn.
timer tSront, Der lid uon DEM glloglos
&lntenu gegen Die obcrc Fiupe er.
ltredt linoet 0cgcnmGrti9 6cionocrc
Seodtllng 100 Der Scin0 lih nl
Shcinaciedtcn bctb0tiat, Oic cntluc.
Der Die Ginleitung III cincn lcfti0cn
glnGriii ooer obcr mr. cine 9lblcn
flung fem iollcn. Cen 9tnhridcn lit
81 cntnebncn 0aB Scr Scino an bier
SauptIronten operirt. @enrrol Bore
bic comman0irt an Der unteren Ei.
ope, General bon Sclon an Der ODE
rcn, @cncrolobcrit &robatin i'm Dit
tbcil oeS Srentin rnO 6el0marid)oll
Gonrno bon SGbcnoorl in pcItlidcn
Srentin. Iic St0rfc Scr cin}clncu
glrmcen lit lubctonnt.
II ii f5lta 5ugcitanocn.
Ga8 &ricNSonrt geitebt cincn 9iiid.
5u9 Der rStalicncr I'M 9iorOeu IN Der
9fcgion 0Itlh bon 9liiogo 5u. IS
Iagt:
o@Gbrcno 0eS JinhnlittogS idritt
Der IeinO bon 0en S0ben iiioli6 bon
@olo 6cginnenO qcgen SiienoI Dor.
Gr mIr0c 5uridgctrieben. Sn Der
9tegion pon 9IIio1o biS 5ltm Sugona.
SbNlc Icbten unicrc Sruppen lebboitc
@elehte nit Dem 6einoc tort, Der
bon Der Wiarceilnn .Dtonte 2ellt 80.
cellona.SilIer' er'6ront 5nilden Der
9rcnta mo Dem Yiape porging. SC"
6cino beicbtc Oic 6ront bon Ee}}e
cannon 6onia Seltrc. llniere 3rrp.
pen pertbeioigten li1 nit griolg bll
Se55e rno Den 9luBenIorts beS Gina
81 Campo nnb Gina 81 2ono.
Gem Fioue entlung bat lih Oct
&i Iortihreiteno erb6bt. llnierc
elrtiIIerie lno Die oeS 6einoe3 cnt.
pidcIte inteniipc Sbdtigfeit Geriudc
beS 6einoeS, ocn IluB 5luiiheu
Gllcro uno 6encrc 81 freu5en, mur'
Den pcrcitelt. Ter Scino erlitt idlpcrc
Terllitc. Gcrjpeiiclte Sample fon6en
bel q Eopoooli mo 3enion itott
no lnlere @egenongrifie onbultcn
o6er Die Den 6eino nod nidt 9Gn5lih
aus ieinen Stellungen perorGngten
gei @riSclerc gelang eS @ruppen
Scr 6einoe, iicb burh Ole moraiiiQe
0ic0ion 5miiden Dem Einpe uno oenl
9ocdio }u iDleihen, 100 iie icltgcbol'
ten nuroen
Gin 6citiger aompi cntiponn iiGL
olS Der Seino olli elmer sln3abl Sab.
ne Den Tiopc nobe 3enion nit cincr
3obl Oialdinengcuebre iiberidriit
Iic ,Stoliener orangten i'm nuh ci.
ner @ruppc Sduier am @eitnicr 0c9
tSlltIleS, no CT Den lebtcn Qcrihtcn
nod nod lit.
Ser britiihc geridt.
Sonoon #. g,opcmbcr. - 3a@
aric9Somt 6eridtet lpic foIgt
Rad cincnl fllr5elr a6er intcnii.
nen 9ombaroernent periud)tc Der
sSeino bei Sogcson6rud) cincn hciti.
Gen llebcrIdll gegen uniere Iront
pom Sooro'Sec bis gum @aroa. 2 &c.
Gonf Dem eriolgreihen Nioeritano
nnIerer 5rlippen brnh Der s(ngriii
slionn1cn ino Der 6eino miiBte ld)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
" icncr Stim M c.

u m Iteroom, II. Nopember -
Iic olterreidJiIdcn 3etln9en bringen
cine Grfl1rllng oe5 y9lmtlihen Nn6s
rihtcn-9iireou3" sum 9lborud, in
Der cs beiBt, oaB mcoer @ien nod
Berlin tbatidhlide ,SrieoenS-glnges
bote ooer 8orihldqe iiir einen @uf'
ienltialtano bon Stiten Der rltiiii6en
Iegierung crbutcn bGtten. 60 longe
oic nellen !iadlt6uber 9iuBlano'S
iolhc 0oribl19c nidlt llnterbreiteten,
fonnten Die GcntraIndhtc IN oieier
glnaeleaenbeit aud nidtS tbrn. SoQ-
ten Die Morinoliiten in HliBlono 0ie
Sberbano bebaltcn rlno nit elnenl
.gfngebct Dortreten, 10 miro
Die t. II. (. 9iegicrlmg lid) ioiort nit
ibrcn gerbiinOctcn ucrltdnoigen mb
iIber cine gemciniamc Steaung-
nobme idliiiig mcrbcn. Sn Der Gr-
flGrung bciBt cS Johann meiter
uGas Frogramnl DER glrbeiter imb
Solooten fam cinen 9(usgangsplnft
iiir crllltlide SrieoenSs s9eiprehungen
nit Hll6lanb biloen. 9,ahocm ia Gin
geredter sSrieOc o6ne 2lnnerionen
uno Gntihdoiglmgen aud oas 3iel
bcr t. II. |. 9icgierlmg lit. @as aber
bisbcr inter anncrionen ncrltanoen
puroc, ,lnb mos mir bisber nod i'm.
mcr pcritebcn. Itimmt nit Der Nus.
lcgung Der geaenmartigcn ruiiiiden
Mceicrling nift therein. lleber oieien
Eunft miiiien lniercrieits @cgenpor'
idlGec lmtcrbreitet weroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

Wiontug elm 9eldllB ongenonmeu
morOcn, in oenl Die GcntralmGhtc
crincbt merocn, GuBlono mgcbeno
cincu AoiienltiIldlunO on5ubictCu
mo ooIlc &ricaiiibrenOeu oniSuiors
0erL III tSrieocnS .&crbonolngcn
cin}ltrcten".
@crlincr Stimmcn.
NerIiu 13. 9iooembcr, Di1
Son0on, fl. 9touember. - Sic Ser
liner Frelie bat ole 5rieoenS -GrtlG.
rlmg ser ruiiilben MorimaIiiten i'm
AQ9cmcincn ircmOlid auigenom.
men. Ger io5ialbCmotrotiicbe oGor.
mGrtS" lmo 6ic futbOIiihc .Ncrma-
MIA" mcrien ieooh oic 6roqc ouI, oh
Die 0ol'henifi in 9tuGluno an Ru-
Ser bleiben miir0eu. llntcr Dem SIN,
mci@ uui ole S5rd9c, oh ole ariegliib.
reuben 5um 9lblhluB cnc3 oreimo.
notlihen Observation-Disclosures 5med3
SrieoenSs9 s9eipredllln9en bcreit ieien,
ertlGrt Scr o&ormart9", 0aB Oieie
6ro9e nlr bon ser 0eutihen Me9ie.
rlng in heiabenoem Slime beonhuor,
tct mcrocn fGnntc/ mcm gleih5eitig
cine GrtlGrlng obge9ebcn milroc,
0oB GeutidlanO nidt an Nnnerionen
Oente obcr glnnerioucn mui ieine $40.
Iten beiltimmen ipiiroc. @u3 INNER
CeltidIlono be5iialid 9lnnerioucn 5l
iogen babe, iiibrt oic 3citung ans,
lit in Der Rei6stoeS Reiontion pom
l9. Suli uno IN Der Ocutihcn 9lnt-
mort mlf oic pdpitlidc 6ricOcnSnotc
cntboltcn. Ger nSoru0rt5" iGbrt
io0onn fort Sic ocltibc So3ial-
ocrnofratcn ncceptiren sic lbeoricn
Der 9olibepifi ni6t in ibrer @e.
iommtbcit, ober lie crfenncn lie olS
So5laloemofroten uno 8cnoilcn an.
GeSbalb erahten lie onS @oliheluif'
9Ingcbot oiS Scr So5ioIocnofratie
miirOig lmo bnltcn cs Iiir ollsIid)tS-
reid ="
0ic ,Ucrmania" erflGrt, SoB cine
3eitueilige GinItclluna Der eScinoie.
Iiafeiten 5nilbelSss'ltblanb uno Oen
GentralmGdten ben SrieOen nGber
bringen miiroe, uilo fiigt bin5u, bnB
Gelttidlono uno ScItcrrci6 llngarn
prompt eincm bcidrGnften @ofien.
ItiQitonb bciitinlncn miirocn. Nib.
LAMBS Terbiinoetc f0nntcn lid bonn
Den @irfungcn ciuc9 ioIhcn Sdrit-
tcS nidt crt3iebCn.
SIC Y9totionoI. 3citlutG" mciit ollf
0ic S6pieriefeitcn Der SerbCilil6-
rung zines Observation-Disclosures bin
lno Iro9t, mie elm iolher ouS9ele9t
merocn luiirOc Sic ,3citluig itcllt
icrner oie 5rnoc AMI nclde grmor.
tlnqen @robbritomien bc9c, i'm
Sale Scr &rieg }u cinem Stialtano
fomnen piiroc. Cic 3eitlng protc.
Itirt ferner 9egen cine 9luibebllng Der
9lodaoe aus Dem Brlinoe, neil gnq-
lono lid 0ann IN nller Hube neu ners
propiantiren t6mte, pGbreno Geutlh-
Iano nidt oie qcriugiten @ortbcile ers
5ielen fonnte. ISn Oiclen 3uiolmen-
banee mirit Die 3eitrng Die Iro0e
nli nMer ioate 0enn 0eutidlono
Oerprooantiren? Gie nod neutral
aebliebenen iiberieeiiden 2dnOer SAB
len nur meniq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

,Seller 5eritorte oic Meblmiiblc
bon glopne, Wcaap & See 81 Iortb.
colt nobe erie, Ea. Ger gerluit be.
trGgt $1OO,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

Eon DON, II. Hopember. 9ieil.
tcr'S Bureau 1T omtli6 outoriiirt,
tategoriib 81 Oeh1entiren, oaB britt.
Ihe StaotSndnner iih Seiterreid,
NIT geripred)lIngen bon Gompenia,
tion genGbcrt b1ttcn pcnn eS einea
ScpnratIrie6en MAIDEN luolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
Dit Rtkrutirung.
Tiinf &la6en oerielben
oti,iea fetgeiteQt.
Serbeiratbete Mdnner
nittt npm 9ienit befreit.

SorgiGltge 9ere6nungen ergeben,
DaB oie crite ser iiini alaiien
5nei Willionen Mdmer luniaBt.
- @inberllflng Ierer, Die ieit
GrIaB oeS @eiebe5 groBidbrig
gcrporben, miro Die erltc alaiie
nm 100000 M6nner pergrGBern.
% 0aibingtou, IA. 9touember.
- Sic heltcn 9erednungen oellten
on, boB bic crItcn iiinf alaiien, in
lueldc aQe giilitGrpilid)tieen cingc.
tbeilt linO, iibcr 100000 WtGnner
cntbalten Die 5ltnl Gent einberuien
lucroeil f6nnen ebe irgcno pelde aus
anocrut alaiien in 9lnlprud genom'
men 81 peroen bralthen.
GS miro oils tbutiG6lib eelpiB be.
tradtet, oaB Der GongreB oie Sroge
ilber bic gusoebnitng Der Ginberu.
Jung oui Die WGnner erlp1een miro,
Die icit @rlaB oes 8eiebes 2t Sabre
aft geporoen iinO. Sollte Dies ge-
ideben, 10 miro berehnet, bob bis
gum ndditen Mdr5 pielleiht 100000
Seute Der eriten 2lolle alitomatiid)
hin5usefiiet peroen. Sn bieiem Sale
ioatc fein eeeentpdrtiser Tlan fir
Die 9lrmee bic M0nner in Der alaiie
, crreid)en.
9teue Neeeln iiber YGiie iiir reei-
itrirte 2elite treten Dor oem 90. gto.
pcmbcr in aroft. Nad Oieiem Ga-
TIM mag Die nGdite 2ofal.geboroe
EdIie obne 9e5ug aui Die Giitrifts.
9eboroe, mie es iebt Ser Elan lit,
ousitellen. Sir Canada Iino feline
EGiie notbi9.
&Ioiiiii5irung Scr q
fruten.
Sic fiini alaiiiii5irlmgen, in
lpcldc Die allf baS ginberlfen mar.
tenOeu glusgebobenen eingctbeilit
luerocn, iino ourh ben ErofoB.Mar-
ida1 Grolpber oiii5iea befannt ee.
geben moroen. Ter iiir bieien 3ped
ousgeeebene ,Sraeebosen, Der alls5u.
fiillen it, oeutet an, oaB MIR Wtdnner
Der erIten alaiie 81 ben sSobnen be-
rufen meroen, nit gluSnabme i'm
erniteiten 9totbfnlle. Gie fiini off.
5iellen alaiiiiifotiionen lino;
aluIie /.
u. llnperbeiratbete WtGnner obne
abbangiee 8eriuanbte.
g. gerbeiratbete MGnner (ooer
g8ittlper init ainoerm, rpelde ge.
misunderstanding ibre 6omilie midt
interltiiBen.
6. Serheiratbete M1nner, welhe
bon ibren 6raiten fir oen llnterbalt
abbGngen.
:. gerbeiratbete Mdnner (ober
@ittper init 0inoern), nid,t smed.
mdBig beidditiat, no Die 6amiIie
ourd elm unabbGngiees ginfommen
periorgt miro.
6. 6urm-Sonolnnger.
i. Sanolaneer in Snbuitrie'n.
Is. Neeiitrirenoe, oie feine 9lnf.
ihnb-alaiIiiifation beanipruden ooer
fiir Die iic nift gcioroert miro.
8. Ndnner, Die in feline scr an.
ae9cbenen sIaiien fommer.
aluiie 2.
u. Ierbeirntbete WlGnner ooer
9Gter BON nmitterloien ainoern, be.
ren SamiIien aeniisenbes ginfom.
men bnben, 10 oab lie nidt auf bic
slrbeit oes Wannes angeluieicn iino.
(9lrsaeldloIien lit Der 8croieult aus
Scr Irbeit Der ssrau.)
9. Verbciratbetc M1nner obne
ainoer, oeren @attin, obaleih Der
HcgiItrant cine niiblihe Yeih0iti.
sung bat, niht bauptidhlid, aui ieinc
Irbeit gum 2cbensunterbnlt angc.
mieien it, aus Dem @runoe, oab Die
Satin in elmer Spe5ialflaiie bon
grbeit geihidt III, Die lie 81 uerrid.
fen imitanoc i,no bel Der iie beiddi.
tigt it, ooer fit uelde cine Stelluns
fir Tic ioiort often lit inter ioldcn
gerbaltniiien. oab lie iid obe gnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
= glnli6tcn Ocuti6cr Erciic.

llIell lUre Jlpllt ullS4elQlelt Oupell
- @nldtcn Ocutcbcr Erclic.
2onoon, fl. 9toOember - Go9
linnilhe Seleqrapben 9iireol loGt
0uB .Qtoatou 0n3 SauptQuartier Der
propiiionellen ReNGrln9 lit un0 Dab
Eremier &crCnstD bon oort Scieblc
crInilen bat, Die in ocn 3citln1en
BON EeterSburg Crihienen iino. Gic
9lnti golibcpiti 9l1ttcr pon Ec
terSburg uno ScliingiorS crfl0rcn,
OoB Die 8ollbeuifi YelpeQung I'M
Stcrben lie9e.
Sen. &loOincS, Scr &oiofenfiibrcr,
ioa ser Giftotor SiiO.GuBlano's
iein. Sic 9efeblc scr propiiionellcu
Hegierlng iino bon Serrn &erenSfp,
8en. alooineS unO @en. &ornilolf
llnter5eihnet.
Iie Webr5oGl Scr Worimaliiten.
Srllppen baben lih ocm Eremier an
geIhloiien.
9leiienoe, Die BON Getersbrrg an
fomnlenL beri6ten, boB bel ibrer 9lb.
reiic bon Der Sauptitaot SiroBen.
fompfe 5milden oen 9olibepifi llno
Der gepolferltng int @ongc noren.
Sebterc penoen iih BON Den S9olibcs
pifi ob, miBohten ocren Groflomo-
tion lnO perbobncn oic 5iibrcr bcr
SClueqrng.
2 tod Dol M, IA. 9toocmbcr. -,
Frcnier &crenStp lit in PETERSBURG
cin9e5o9en, belngt einc Mel0lmg, Die
bier BON Dem GorreiponOeutcn 0ea
yShpeOilhen observation-disclosures" "
I'M SaparanOa, an Ger rlriibcn
8rcn5e, ein9egangen lit.
Sonoon, fl. Noucmber. .-GoS
r6inniihc Sele9ropben @iireau"
mcloct, oaB gan5 Hublano, nit 9IlrS-
nabme CineS fleincn 5beileS BON Ye.
terS6urg icBt IN sen SoGrocn ocr pro.
piioriiden Hegierune iei
2nnoon, IA. Iopember. Ere.
mier aCrenStp iii iest in petersburg
lmo Fat tbatiddlid Die gauge Staot
9enommen. Die Welomg fonlmt
pon Dem r6inniiden lelegrapben.
Yiireau".
2 tod y o Il m, II. 9eouember. ~
Brenlier &erensfp lit in petersburg
perbaitet moroen mie cine Der
| oShmeoiIhen Selegrapben 9Igen'
ttr" ans Soparanoa 5ugeguugeucn
9Relonng beiagt. Gie Meloung eibt
feline mcteren @in5elbeitcn uno Iagte
leoiglId, o&erenSfp fam nod Ec.
tcrSblrg lmo Duroc pcrboitct".
Iie &cr6nitung oeS FremierS err
folgte, ais er iih an Ger SpiBe bon
5ruppcn bciano, poer Oh er ullein
| nod petersburg fam, miro nift &c.
ncloet. 6riibcrc Welolngen ans
PETERSBURG, oie olle ltarf per3ogert
mnren, Iino ourhaus mioeriprehen-
ben Snbolts gcpeien. ginige be-
baupteten, oaB Die propiiorii6e 9ic-
oierllng liegreib gepcicn iei imo
anoere, oaB Die 9olidepifi Den Sc.
F., rensfp. p.aornilowI3 ruppen cine 9iie.
oerlaoe 5llgeiiigt bitten.
9con 5rotfp bat Dor einigcn 5decn
Srore gegebcn aerensfp 81 uerbaf'
ten, oanlit er 5iIiun1men nit anocrcn
! Mitglieoer ocr propiipriihen Mcgie'
rnng pegen ieiner 5bcilnabme al,
Der aornlloms9icpoltc pro,eiiirt lper,
ben ioq.
So5ialiitcn mollen 8af.
fcnItillItono.
! open bageL II Topember
| llnteriuflng imter5icben mib. Wcnr
bic geborocn nnocrer 9(niid)t iino
1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

llnteriid)llng lmter5icben muB. Wcnn
bic geborocn anocrer 9(nlidt iino
nnb ben RcgiItranten in cine anoere
Glaiie itcllt, miro Die Waidinerie
Scr appellation an bic Tiitrifts.Ye.
boroe autonlatiiA IN Sang geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
1ogt kriti(6.
So ia9t Gin baber bril-
tii9er StR,icr.
F--f=-
Staliemer miiiiem Yianes
Sinie ielbit baltem.

9ritiiG Tran50iiide Eruppcn f0mcr
crit in einigen Eo0cn OieSAlo6t.
front errcihen. - go5 itolieni.
lcbe Souptquorticr oicbt meiteren
Hild3ua gu. - Der &onpf an
%iouc ninmt nn Ncitigteit 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
s a aoorno Mill niht.

FariS II. Nopember. Ger
. IcmpS" Correspondent al Der ita-
Iicniifen 6ront bericbtet, oaB @ene.
raj Gooorno, Der irilbere Sber6e.
iebISbober Der italieniiten Seere, eS
abgelebnt bat. Stalien in ollgcnei.
men allilrteu g'ilitdransihui, ju Der.
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15

Sn ciuer io5ioIocnrofrotiidcn
0}oiienucriomlnIlm9 III Micn lit am
@ontug Elm 9eiAluB ongenommen
morOCL in benl Die GcntrolmGhte
crilcbt merocll 9tuBlono lungcbeno
cncn @oiienltilldunO on5ubictcn
mO ,oIlc &ricgiiibrenOeu oui5uiors
ocru, III ,SrieOcnS .&crbonohmgcn
cin5utrctCn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-15
Gt( t(britrrt?
8eiuegnns Der Maris
maliitcn in Petersburg.
Seri1te aus Der 6ampt:
itaot iebr ,uioeripreHenb.

aerenStD in Petersburg maetonl-
men. - &crenatD in EeterSburN
perboitet. - 60 miro pon Der ci-
ncn ooer onOcren Seitc berihtct.
IS idemt ober, oaB Die Grtrc,
men ibre 9Iolc ulageipielt bubeu
- glulidten Ocutihcr Erclic.
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
x a. HORN HONORKn.

At the commencement exercises az
the University OF pennkylvania pn
wednesday, Kenneth Amer Horn. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart ]. Horn, Of
No. 2217 Washington street. was
graduated a chemical engineer with
honors. being awarded the Hugh Otto
Wolf memorial prize, which is the
first prize OF the class OF which Mr..
Horn Is member. The award Of
S25 Is for the most thorough and or
iginal work.
During his course az the university.
Mr.. Horn was elected tO the honor
airy society Of Sigma XII. group that
lis composed almost exclusively OF
faculty members. II is an honor that
comes to only one-enth OF the engi-
neering class OF the university. and
Mr.. Horn was one of two to win this
recognition. He was also elected a
member Of the Sigma Tau during his
senior year.
Horn. who was graduated from
Wilmington High School in 1913. has
refused two iattering offers OF po-
sitions 10 accept one with the Joseph
Bancroft and Sons Company, so that
he may reside in his home.
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
rAcAN.LNnFLL.

Miss Margaret NJ. Pagan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Pagan, ST.
Of No. 1903 Oak street and Carr 1.
LfndelI. son OF MT and Mrs. Ernest
Llndeu of No. 2s09 Pine street. we're
married at the home OF the brides
parents. on wednesday. BY the Rev.
Or William Temple. Of St Eliza
beth's r. c. Church. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Amelia
II Faean and the groom was at
tended by his brother. Fritz Lindei.
The bride was gowned in white crepe
de chine and wore a white picture
hat she wore corsage bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaid
waa eowned in pussy willow taneta
and georgette crepe and wore a Whlte
hat She wore a cOrsage bouquet
of pink Killarney roses. Inc "e1-
ding march was played by the
brides sister. Mrs. ]. A. Spragg. Inc
house was beautifully decorated WIN
palms. roses and other cut flowers
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served after which the bride
and groom left for a trip 70 New
York. up the Hudson and Niagara
Falls. On their return the newly
welded couple Will live at NO. zSOs
Pine street
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
WTRT.GTNTHFR.

Miss Helen Writ and Henry Gun
Their we're married in Hililcrest NJ. r.
Church, on wednesday, by the Rev.
Leonard White. The church was
beautifully decorated by The Ladies
Aid Society and the wedding march
was played By Mrs Pace. The bride
who was given in marriage by her
father, r. J. Writ, wore a gown OF
forget-me-not blue. with taffeta and
tulle veil, held in place by a wreath
Of orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet OF bride roses. Her sister
Florence Forward. attended her as
bridesmaid. wearing a gown OF OLD
gold georgette crepe and carried a
spray OF pale pink carnations. Her
aunt. Mrs. II. A. Sedgwick. was
matron Of honor. She wore a gown
OF silver grey crepe de chine with
touches OF rose lavender and carried
spray Of lavender sweet peas. Ben
iamin Russell. Of Wilmington, was
best man.
Evening journal., 1917-06-22

We have an excellent assortment OF
Summer Furniture and can help you ma
terialiy IN beautifying and making COM
fortable your veranda-
Maple Porch Chairs an dRockerS come
m various sizes to suit each member OF
the family. and IN reed or Stat back-in
green or natural finish. They are priced
rom SI.5O to $500. Settles, both
straight and rockers can be had to match
at $3.50 and $500
Some very pretty Suites are here In
natural. gray green and brown. Ihey
are not only porch sets, but can be used
inside as well. They are priced, for the
set of four pieces including table, YzS'
but the pieces may be bought separately.
Some gray enamaled Suites have ere ere
tonne upholstery in very attractive pat
terms. These suites are ideal furniture tor
the sun parlor or enclosed porch SIX
pieces $4,000, including table. ..-l---.
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
McDFRNOTvT-BOFHM.

A very pretty June wedding took
place In Sacred Heart r c. Church,
on wednesday. Miss Katherine Eliz-
abeth McDermotH and Or. Charles
Hilary Boehm we're married by the
Rev. Father Leonard and the Rev.
Father Albert. Of Manchester, n. H.,
a personal friend OF the groom. Miss
Eleanor n. Hasson was bridesmaid
and Lewis Boehm. a brother OF the
groom, was best man. The bride Is
the daughter OF Mrs. Katherine Nc
Dermott of No. 1926 Clayton street.
and enjoys a large circle OF friends.
DR.. Boehm is son OF Mrs. Anna
Boehm Of Twenty-eighth and bfoome
streets. and a prominent young ply
slcian OF this city.
A wedding breakfast was served al
the home OF the bride after which
they left for an extended trip West
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
CONGRESS REVOLTS
-DVER FOOD CONTROL
President Told by Friends
Drastic Amendment Of
Bill is Necessary
SOME CHANGES
SEEM CERTAIN

WASHINGTON, June 22.--President
Wilson's closest Congressional ad-
visers have informed him that the
enactment Of any regulatory legisla-
ton regarding food production and ,
food distribution depends on drastic
and summary alterations OF the pend
ing bill now before both houses.
The President has been assured by
men in his own party that the fight
against the food control Is only the
surface indication OF a general war
fare against the present tendency dis
played by the executive branch Of the
government looking TO the assumption
OF the prerogatives OF the legislative
branch. He has been told that the
sentiment In Senate and House. more
particularly In the former, has be-
come aroused against what Is de-
scribed as ready made legislation. The
espionage bill and the food control bill
are cited as examples. A large ele-
ment is now calling for Cogress to
adhere more closely 10 the constitu-
tlonal program and make laws
The Senate Is not opposed 10 the
selection OF Mr.. Hoover as food con-
troller, but a large element In the
Senate is registering a vigorous OBJ
lection TO the method OF picking men
for Offices and thei directing the Con-
gress Of the United States to write a
law around the personality OF the
Presidents particular choice for the
Office which Congress is by him d.
! rected TO create
The President has been told that
> Senators like Reed OF Missouri, smith
OF South Carolina Smith Of Georgia.
: Hardwick Of Georgia, Vardaman Of
Mississippi and others are aligned
now with the opposition TO the ad-
minis,ration because they are ain
cerely fearful that the exercise OF
the present tendency OF the admin
= istration toward the creation OF new
executive powers governing the con-
duct Of civilian affairs will prove a
dangerous. unwise and undemocratic
policy in the final analysis
Regarding chances for the speedy
enactment az the food control bill
Senator Lewis. Illinois. Democratic
whip said; Il have been advocating
that the President be given power IN
such an emergency as now faces the
country TO seize the food Of the nation
and as a war necessity TO distribute II
pay the owner just compensation. and
when such payment is declined send
the owner of the seized produce 70 Z
Jury 10 plead his cause.@
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
If You Have Not Started Your
Summer on the Porch you had Better
Make Your Selections Now

Chinese Sea Grass Furniture, metal
iolnt construction, our own importation,
IS soft and yielding and no cushions are
required. This furniture is equally well
adapted for indoor as well as outdoor Use
The designs are unusual and Oriental.
Suites or pieces can be obtainted, In
Guiding tables, chairs and rockers, from
$1,000 up. Settees from $1,000 up.
Tables from $500 up.
A very practical porch piece Is the
English Tifin Table These tables are
light and easily folded away. The tops
may be used as trays $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50. i.i4lsiaiA
Willow Furniture Is always popular be-
cause II lends itself to any room or any
scheme of decoration. We have all the
popular patterns here In chairs and rock
ers. natural or stained, and we can up
holster them as you desire. The chairs
range from $3.50 to $1,000 Tables to
match, $3.50 up. ..--.4--l--AAnl.al-4-l ~
Evening journal., 1917-06-22
IoDAYs WAR RECIPE.
From 6ritaln's ohbcial Wln-the-
War Cook Book.

BARLEY BROTH-Two ia
blespoonfuls OF pearly bauey.
one tablespoonful OF margarine.
one teaspoonfui OF salt. pepper
to taste. three pints OF bone or
vegetable stock. one dessert
spoonful OF -four. one egg. Melt
the fat in saucepan. stir IN the
-four smoothly. add the barley.
first soaked IN cold water for
i've OF six hours. and cook to-
gether over a moderate ire for
a minute. stirring all the time.
. Add the stock previously slight
. ly warmed) BY degrees, still stir
. ring, and bring gradually to the
. boil. Simmer Tor fifty minutes,
. then add seasoning 10 taste. Beat
. up the egg. put It into a warmed
. tureen. pour in the soup. and stir
. we'll.
. (CUT A LOAF ONLY AS
. EACH SLICE is ASKED FoR).