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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
lIntcr nensr gerfleiOnua.


sllS Sc1ipeinefleiid iolltcn orei S1i
Ter Spirituoicn uad Ocm trodc
neu Sirginieu oeionot mcroeu.
Die ihIoucn 9lnocn hotteu
81 Oieier @losteraOe 600 9fmo
S6weineileiid aetoiit cos
3oIIamt bcfam g9ino.
Sans genial battcn iid Qiaioui
EapiS. elm Wlulattc, Seize 3obins.
Elm 26pcoc, imo giIIiam EcrpiS,
Elm 9Seqer, 9aeer-9crpalter, pon 9lr.
701, 9tobors Strabe, ocu @eriauor
BON Spirihloien nacb Dem trodeneu
@ireinien atsgeoadJt. Iie beiSen
Grltgcnannten limo aus 91orioIf imb
fameu nad Baltimore. poieIbit tie
BON eincm Shlddtcr I'M Qerinaton.
Nlarft 600 @nmo SdllUeiueiIcid
fauitcn, pelbcs nod ser @obinma
ocS Serbs aeianot wurOc. 0ier tra.
fen obcr auh 0rei SoB reiuen gllto-
bols Gin. 0ic Seute iolIcr MIN sic
iSdiicr nit gtlfobol fuuii1ereht nit
Shmcinilciid ianpidclt bdben, oanit
in bic GroBereu Ndiier gciieat imo
bicrmi iiir sen @erionot uah 9Sir.
aiuieu nm SIN Vnn 0uc.lSier ohnps
licfcrt boben Iic ,3ollbcomten bot.
ten abcr BON Dem @cihdit g9ino be.
tonmcn imO beibloanabnlteu Die
ominoieu 6diier. Sic 9eiae puroen
ocrbaltct ino pom &ulocsmorifaIl
nntcr 9eihuloiguna iolider ge3cid.
uumg bon SpirihIoien Il. Gerlctuua
ocs 3ollgeietcS ieitgc6alten. Wl0a
Iibermeiie wer0eu oieicIben oaA iul.
ter Der 9eihuIoi0ung Scr 9cridlpo.
raua sur 8erIeeilug Oes @ebb scene
non @ciescS ieitgebalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
ilnr @elO nnO 0aedt.

oeidmorcnc foniiten iid in Oemt
9Sro5eiic 9oucritic6nliot gegen
SScbr uidt cini9cii. tSrou
9lnipoder BON ibrem @ottcn &c.
ic6ieocn neil tie Sabre lang mli
ocm Canoe orbeiten muBte uuO
OoS 2eben nicbt ecnieBen fonnte.
Gic @ei9morcnen OeS Gommon
Elcos.@eridtes, Dor mcldcu oic
Slaoc Oes Srn. 6reO. gauerui6miot
I'M $4,000 S6aoencriab geeen
9Ilbert $. g9cbr uerbdnOeIt milrOc,
tonnten ii6 an feiu @eroift cinigen
rpO purOen nom 9Fi6ter eutlaiien.
Sm arcis9erihtc crbielt Srau
Gora 9Inipadcr cine abioIute Sdei-
orua BON 9lIbert &c. 9(nIpa6er in
StemartStolpn @d., Ocsgleiben cr.
biclt iic Oie 9hlfii6t iiber Oas 9inO
5uocipro6en. Srau 9luipa6cr cr.
flGrtc, ooB tic rs Sabre lang oic Gait
ocS SouOlcbens crtrogen babe, ooB
Tie ole 9lrbeitcn ouf elmer Torm at
ucrri6ten bate imo nicbt Oie ee.
rin9Ite GrIoinng Oouon gebobt bobe.
,Srolt glnipoher mo6nt in 9ir. 1888,
gcit.9iortb.glpe.
9Ioh oclu i'm @aiiengcridDtc ein9e.
reicbtcn Seitonente oeS SrlS. Mor.
gdrct Nloeuir bat OicicI6e ibr gauges
Gcrmogeu ocm ,Sopolo.@one9co per.
moGt Oo6 bobeu i6rc S6weitern
hinO Gin @ruoc, Oen 9tieBbroud ga.
pon 10 lm9e iic leben Grit nod
oercn Eooe erbGIt Oos GoGeac sic
Sdiptiunmc.
Snl Griminalgeriht pitrOen WI.
bert SONS, gGiaiom @robom mo
Sobu Nlit6ea, aIe BON Siio.9alti.
more, iduIOig beiunOen dm 21.
Sonuor @rn. lirtbur s. Swectman
bon 9}r. 1000, 9(i6burtonirv Dor
eincr @irt6idait iberiollen unO &c.
i6logclt uno im $93 bcroltbt 81 bo.
ben. 9ii6tcr @orter bcbiclt iih oaS
llrt6eil Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Gcacu GiuiuauScruuas.gurIaac


aoroiual Gibbons Oriidt iicb cntibic.
Oen aegen Sic 9Iunobme oeS Gu-
luouoeruuoS @eietes aus Gr
6oiit SoB Ser 4Sroiioent OieieGor.
lose, Die BON beioeu Sdiiern al
aenommen iuilroc, octirt Ser.
id)ieOeue 0Iriinoc.
aorOinol @5i6bons, pelher iih ae.
itern in @biloOelpbia beiouo, oriidte
Die 6oifmug aus, SAB ErdiiOeutS9it
ion Die GimponoerlmgS Gorla9e
petireu miro. Ger aoroinol ioate.
oGiele rehtihofieue 9iireer iiuO
iebr eritouut OoB sic Ginpanoe,
rungS Gorloge bciOe S1lier poliri
bat Iird oieic @laBua6me iperocn
in ser 3ufuft 9lnolp6obeteu aus
oieieni 2onOe ollSeeihloiieu, @s bari
gebofit perocn, OaB @rGiioent g9il
ion nit Oenielben gciunOcll @eritau9
Shrittc untcrncbmen miro, lpic ar
cS bei onoeren @elegenbeiten beruic.
len Bat 9lc6nli6e &orlogen, pelhe
nit oieiem nubcil6oren @iufluB, sen
ooS giloinBS &crlangeli einihlieBt
tnO ourd uel6e erpHnidte Ginmau.
Oercr iernge6olteu neroeu. perpono..
idoitlidl iino, BON ouocrcn @rGiiOen
ten petirt
y9lnolp6obcteut6uni iodtc nidbt nit
Anpiiienbeit oui cine Stuic gcitclt
meroen Gin oltes @eiAidtSmort
iaot SAB gInolpbobetisnuS niHt ser
@riifiteiu Scr Gliaeno lit @ielc I'M.
ierer seid6rliHiten gOlitalicoer Oer@c,
iellidoit limo 2ulte BON groBer ino
woblcr5ogener 3nteaieen5, Sod mo.
raIiih bertntergefommeu
Ger uormole frditiee 9lnalpbobct
bot enpfdngIide Siuue oie lid ic.
oer5eit cntlpideIn fonner 0dttcn
Die Der. Stooten Ocrartiacn @crio.
men ieit 0em 9eIte6en ser Ncaicrlmg
Sen 3ltritt 81 Oieicn1 Sanoe Der.
nebri 10 b0ttc uuier 9ono sen 9iu.
ten ibrer EnqeuocrL 0c6cuoigfeit,
Sn0uitrie mo iibcrroihenoc Saba
fcitcn pcrlorelt 0ic 9lbfontnIiuec
loltcr @annertrdacr itnO cine Ghra
ibrer Batter, mo ciu 9lutcu iiir oaS
SonO Sic bnbcn iiM idlnel oen
Gerb0lhiiicn angcpoBt Die Spradc
ituOirt mo imo bcgebrtc W|itelieocr
Ger @cmeiitidoit geiuoroen SSul Pin.
ihluB bicrn lit Is ie1r idlper, einel
lntcridieo 8lpiiben &:nOcru ebeno.
liger @inwanOcrer lmO oenienigel
einaeborencr oncrifoiiild)cr @ltcrn
81 mndenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
llnrie fricrt.

&nriS, %. Sdmiar. ,Sn
6ranfrcih berridt gcgenp6rtia cine
a0Ite mic iie felt Sobren uiht mcbr
acbcrricbt bat TaS thermometer Ill
N&aris rceiiirirte beutc II eIrdo SAB
rcn1eit. uno iooor in ocn Staoteu
0cS 1iiocns IN Niurlcilc mo Mor
0caug DcrriAt itrenac adItg 1ic
3ubl Der @rlrorcncu inlo bic Sei0eu
Der Gdriicr iino Oiirdl oen GohIeu.
mnlgcI nod gciteigrrt moroen
Ter Miniitcr Goouaro 0erriot bot
encr9iicbe Mobno6men crgriiien. mi
5uiauuncn nit 0en Staotbeb0roeu ser
9lotb 5it itellcru @r mia cinen Ghcll
DER ao6Icnuorrdtbc. luelhc fir oelt
sStaat ouigeipeidcrt por6en iDoren,
5ltH @crfauf itclleu in0 Den &oblcn
b6nolcru obenorciH Die notbigci Saiis
automobile 5ur &erfiialma lielIcu,
Inn cine ibueQc @ertbeihmg 5u
iidlcrn. e5an5c &u6cl pom gSl0liea
iino im Scunc Tepnrtcncnt aiige
taliut mo iii EGol Der Soire per.
brcitcn @dren Slndt mo Shredcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
eemtidteS shentcr.

Ncld' oliBergeiuo6nlihes SntercNc
I'M oeiltiden Yu6liflm ser an fom.
menoen Gomcritog III 9ll6ou1GS
S6eoter itottiinOcnOcu oclitidcu Dor.
iteIhmg entgegenaebrodlt miro, 5eigt
ii1 an oem llufongc, sen ser @or.
pcrfolii bcreits gciteru ougeuommeil
botte. TonHt ideint Scr 6uBerc Gr
iolg Ger @oritcaung geiihcrt lmO
Ocm Gcuti6sGeltcrreidiihen Got6el
SrG9, ST 0ciicu 9eiieu ole Shiiiiib.
ring geaebeu miro, oiirite elm biib.
ihes Siinnmcu 5nilicBeu.
GoS Stiid, ooS IN Scene gebt,
oiiritc obuc 3iuciicl oem Enblitunl
icbr gcioacn perm sic gIllino6mc
Ociielbcn in mocrcn StGotcn olS
WioSitab geltcu oori. Eie aritifcn
louten ic6r cntbnlioitiid. GaS Stiit
beiBt. Scr trcuc &oncroO4 lit bon
Sorn. gtOoli Seine, Oen Gcrioiicr 0cs
oSeloernicr Scppl@ gei6ricbcii NM
bon Srn Scinrid Stobl NIT SobIrei.
dlen @cioiMSnlimmern pericben nor.
Ocn. sic olc 5iinoen0 pirfen. gllli
cine pirfn9Suoac Eoritcaing 0iir
len bic @ciubcr nit Sidcrbeit rccH.
ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
IShnrlcs 9LhidtIe grarahniN.

Die @ccroignng 0eS 9eiieri III ieis
nem 66. 2ebcnSiabrc ucriior6enea
G6arles 20 gt6iHt iuiOet am Conn.
tag 9lodmittog pon ipiHer @ohnlms.
9lr. 775. @eit.Snratoga. StraBc. mi
Dem v9ouoou @arf5ricoboie itati
Ncrr gIbidlt bat lid wdbreuo ieirer
2eb5citcn einc @lenec SrcluNc iii
Baltimore crporber 100 cr ais @oL8r
idlniter t50tig NOR. Seine TrnlJ
Charlotte gIbidlt iiorh por etlid,en
Sabren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
r;yuirmumt-GOuelapc1.

Eic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gIr 37S
OeS CrOcn Der Septoiop6cn biclt
geiteru 9lbeuO IN Sobu's Noac oil
Ser @ai6ington. mo &eficrion Str.
sic Giniiibrung ibrcr ncneu @eoni.
ten 0urd oeu Giitrift.GepiltD Sil-
prcne.9lr6on @iqiom $. SSe1ncr
rm0 9(ltcrnote-Tcputp Snprcnc'glrs
don emanuel Souhbcr9er as. 0ic
nciicn @eonlten imO: @oit 9lrhon,
,yoco6 &. 9&o6c; 9lrhon Sobn 8.
g9iic, 9Sropoit, NSobn 81 @eli1;
@rclot, @eorgc ". Nlcpcrs; Sefrc.
tGr, @illiom g. 2leul, 6iuoncier,
6ronf auhto; Stbabmeiitcr SIugirit
Sottler; @orOer SSobn ". Tielcu.
boG; Gobc @eorge :, @eilJn9,
sSnlpcftor, @corge Serucr; Eruitces,
,So6n ". Ticfcnbad, Sobn " Goh-
ran imo Gonroo g(mtnan; glr5t,
Gr Somucl Z 9ioeocr. 9lnh Ocr
@eriommling fonO Elm frobliheS 81.
iontrcnicin intO bieltcn 6olgenoc
glniprorbcu: Siipremc.9lrdon Sobn
&. Solion 1iirift Gepitp @m s.
gSebncr 9aternotc @monucl Sud-
berger, @oit.9trdon emeritus Sohr
" Gruett &oit.9lrhou GonorO 6
@nrtling mo 9Inoere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
lsra6OOA. .SSmititMt.

@iner ser intereNonteitcn 9Iftc,
mcl6cr bon Der SpernfloiIe oes @eos
boon Gonicrpotoriiuns beute in III
bougb'S Ebeoter gcgcbcn miro lit sic
ciuoftioc Cpcrettc nSbe @iurriage of
Scdanctte4 Gics iit sic critic 9hif.
iiibNrig oicieS States in Oieieul
9nnoc. Gs mar0e Don gSictor Nloiic
gcihriebcn ociien @luiif. @ompoiition
pou u@oal lmo Giraiuio~ i'm 9iepcr.
toir foit ie0er curopdiiben Gpern-
Gompagnc bcitebt. ySbc N}orrio0c
of Seounctte~ lit cine leidte Gpcr
nod 0cni Wluiter ser froil3oiiiMeli
fomiicben Gper mo miro pom amei
Gbarottcren qcilnGen Scon imo
SSeomette. Nr. eugene Wlortcnct
iibcrnirrnt oic 9iolc non Seat uno
NSconncttcpirO BON SrlMorD 5barp
peiuneen. GoS iibrigc @rogrouul
OcS 9lbenoS entbdIt Die iolgenOen
9(ftc ,9obenarinn .. slft / Scene;
Clio, Glcouor Gboie; rOrtr04
Wlomic g. 9loOiion; ,Sreoerid~ @il.
liam 0ilbert Sorn. oGic SSalfiire,
lester S6eil Oes eriten 9Ittes aSico
Linda GOua &C. S0oiitcr oSieg4
mmo~ @orron 9ertIoIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
9scscrin fromf Gar6Olidnrc.

0ic 30 Sahsl nIte 9Ic9crin Sable
Smitb pon gst,. 1876, @eit GroBitr,
pnrOc geltern i'm glmbulonSmagcn
ocs iiioliden GiitriftS ms llniprrii.
tdtS.@oipitol lebrod1t, uodOem lie
Gorboll6iwe octrinfcn botte. SIN
Noipitol ertldrtcit oie g(er5tc OoB lie
an aflitcr 9nFcbQlocroitima Icioe.
Sic wuroc be6un0clt m0 ip0ter nodl
SouIc acihict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Grdii0cut MILLION i'm ca.
naoiidcn Seuot FRITZ,

Gttnm q. 25. Sonunr. Tic
SSrieOensuoridldgc oeS Erdiioenieit
@ilion purDeu beute i'm canaoiihen
Scnot BON Senator @opc fritiiirt
Der cineu engliid.ipreshcn0cn 81.
Itrift Der Qrouiu5 0ueber reprdicn.
iirt ino oer felt Subrcn Gin M7it.
qlico oeS EarIamentS mar.
Scnator Nope reidte eincr 9Sr.
lhlnB Gin ipeIdler DoriieDt 0ab naM
ser glrlidt Oes 5enats bon GouaNa
ur @ertrcter BON Natioucn. lueIdg
on ocm gegenipdrtiaen ariea tbeil
oenonunen baben lid ou Ncn Irie.
ocnS Observation-Disclosures bctbciliocu
iollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
S1a6ni @ift aus WcrIc6cu.

@eitern 9I5eno I'M 6 ll6r nobm ser
% SATIRE alte @iaiom Suder BON
9'r. S52, " @eii-SopettciroBe, Smci
Eablctten Gucdiilber-SubIima sic
CT iiir Ea6Ietten geaen Sopiihmer5en
perweMIeltc. Gr wllrNe ms llnipcr.
iit6ts.Soipital aebrabt iuo lcin 81.
iiolo ais fritiiN 6e5ciHnct Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

tolS uuterbrcitgi. 0ic gemeiniomen
gcb0rOcn ba6eu bercitS beibloiien,
$325.000 iiir OaS ueuc @ebdlOc oui'
3utreibcu. Gmc GompoGrc 1T ihol
cinqclcitet.
@eneral Somes ". @orp, Ger @rd-
iioent Der Srltitect t@eborOe, miro in
Ocr 6elltigcl @eriamlng Ocn Dor.
iiB fiibren. aur5e @eridte iibcr oie
3uItdnoc i'm Hoipital werocn uou
Sri. n. 6. Dan, Der Slperintenocn.
tin, Sri. s. 81. &eDnolOs, Der Super.
intenoentin Ger &rontcnpileacrinnen,
mo uon Srau Samuel 30. Shoe
motcr Der SAaBneilterin. crltuttet.
9(rt6ur 6. SungerforO ipridt iiber
sic 9ldne ser Gallpngne, morauf PM
iprohcu uon Or. 3. Nl. Z. Sinner,
Or. 9cpelpS 8. 9urfcr Nrn. GIi
6ronf imo &oitor Or. Nugb 9irf.
beno QebalteH lperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Die O6liaationen nidt ansacoc6su

StootSbouicir9cb6roc pertdatc iih.
oo scr Sohitbictcnoc fit oit
$600.000 StaotS 0bliegotionen
uht sen uorgcibriebcucn Spe8i.
iifotioucn cutiprodcu bate
@ebrcrc 5iqmIid bobc 9luacbote
aemodi
9lneebote olf Bic 9IpSaabe BON
100000 oon 4 @ro5ent Gblioatio.
nrn luclde Don scr geboroe ser III.
fcutlihcu 9lrbcitcn III 9InrapoIiS ge.
ltcrn cr5ifnct iunroc, iuitrocn ocoirH
ucrpidelt ooB elmer Der bcioen
Nlciit6ietclioen nid6t sic 9coineungcn
cinboltcn pill.
@coroe 9. @i6bons & 60, 9lciu.
Yorf, ipelhc i02.t34 aebotcn 1obcn
fiir Oas @on3c ooer 9SidtS, ioipic sic
equitable Sriiit Gonpanu BON SEEN
9)orf welde> i02127 fiir Oos @onsc
oocr 9fibts gebotcn baben iuaren oic
WIciitbictcnoen Gic Gibbons Com.
ponv bate nit ibren slneebot ni6t
oei beaIaubigtcu gbed aeianot, mic
eS oic @coinatngcn oes 9lnge6oteS
criorDcrtcn ino erfl1rtc, oaB Die
osSarmer'S 9lational 9ont9 sen G6ed
liciern uiiroc, menm cS n0t6ig lei.
Snfolge0eiien pertoste licb oic9cborOc
obuc cinen 3iidloa 5li eribeilcr Vic
9ieprGicntoutcu Der bietcnoen @anfeu
pur0en 5uiomntenberiIfcn imO er.
flGne i6Heu oie @eboroe oie Soge
mo ioete, ooB Der 3iidIog aiIi Gin
5nfiinfiigcS Gohmt pcriboben wuroc.
Inter 0en onoeren glngcbotcu mo.
rem gl y 2coh & 60, n. VI.
@rcBprid & So, s. ". 9oblcr &
50. rno Sorn6lopcr & @cefS,
ll0t.2i Baltimore 1rut Gompanp,
BON Baltimore Soc & Gopics im0
@hoocnOorf, @ini1ins & Go.. i0f 90;
Iobert @nrrctt & Sons i0iS70;
/ Gmcr GoIp & So. 1919; Gronocd
I& SGep1crO Gompunr. i020l;
GiwminS @ruOcn & 60. iOi733;
! Nombleion q Go lulO Giiiea, STiitue.
cutt & 60, 10t.233; y. @}, Grant
& Goy i0i .67s; 9Icrouoer @rorpu &
Sons mO 0orris. Nor6cS & Co.
f0t.9i7,
ic0c Dcr Scrien uie folat Scric 2.
ieoe Ser Scrien mic iolot: Scric .,
$i01 600, 81 f0l35; Srric ~ Si06.'
900 3n i0i5S; 5cric z, $iia200.
3u 10t77; Scric ii $tis000, 81
f0t9S; Scric .. $i2iO0O, 81 i02.
19; Serie ", $4,000. 81 1929.
/ Tie Sbligotioncu ucrocu taliA
bon 1923 bic 1928.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
5dIcdtcs gcpiRcn.

Dem Nroutigam bat, ME III
ifricb inr iScloc olio ntd fodjer ae
lcrm2~
u3a Soiicntlicb 0aacrt ocr 0rica
niht io Ionac bis cr'S beiier tanit
oLS ih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
Y3cncS SVipital- @cbanOc.

SSi1tigc Ncridte nit 9eSla onf
bic YlGne elmer nciien ollnion 9To.
tcjtont Sniirmorp" perocn bclIte IN
Der iG6rlideu Gerionmlun9 Ger
Eruitee.@cboroc. Ocr Gireftorcn9e'
boroe mo ocS @crionoIS Nes @oipi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26
SuIOatrnIInmor.

Solont (hn ShiiBeugrabcu cit
&adet GBmaarcii onspadeno) uNeut
is mel 9iauenstaa. Cos is sunt er.
ltenmol oaB al naein gtancuSto9
glfoii'n miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

gl6pnurntcn. bic ben . ScHiidlen GDrs
rcipuubcntcn" nldt phnttIidl ubcr nnres
aclmdFig ertalieu, fno gcbetcn, Der
Sfflrc bnDpu per Ericpbun unrr IdlrlftIidl
YiiiihriInna so itadlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

9rcitipnrig, Sic tuiii
ldleu @nhncn Ho6cn oou1 bctanltIiM
cine aroBere Smriucitc ais Oic oeui
iHcn, ygSic ober bic Grfobuul6
oclcbrt bat toumt man nit oer
,,Nrcitipnrigfeit~ nidlt iurit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-26

Gbcn Gireftor agSor cinem
Sabre flnotcn Sic mir onB SS0r GSe
NdhtniB 10 radloiir uno Sic ocs5nle
S0r GcniionSaelndl cinreidlen luons
tell Sd parie d6er DIS belte uel
Aeblid odraiil4 9eanlter ..SeheH
1ic Ncrr Iireftor, ods hnbe idl icBf
ribtlg mieocr Deraciicn4
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-29
16O Lose Their LiOes;
 $50 Injured m South
Four Southern States Were Swept By Series of TOrnGdoeS Sunday.

.ucky sixteen were kil ed on The piuutau.u of Syd L. Dodds near Hick man. and l3 pers us lost their lives in the vicinity ol Bondurant
 or the known dead in Alabama where the storm struck widely sepsr ated towns. the area extending from Hunts ville to Tuscaloosa, the majority io,t their lives in smal minin- settle ments about Birmin2ham. Bradford one of the mining camps, reported 2t dead and ether fatalities occurred al Sayre and Carbon Hill.
 In Mississippi county Arkansas across the river from the Tennessee and Kentucky counties swept by the storm. ten were killed
 Oyer county suffered the larsesI loss of life in Tennessee. Near Overs burg seven were kil ed and forty in nred other Tennessee towns report ing casualties were Gates Lake Trele want Ore Springs sharon, Linden and Bakerstown.
 Efforts to regain wire communlea ton so far has only been partially sue eessful ans R still will be some hour. before the full extent Of the dtsar toI ls known
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THlRTY-FOUR KILLED;
 100 PERSONS INJURED
KENTUCKY TOWN ON THE RIVER WAS HEAVILY HIT IN THE
 STORM SUNDAY.

Hickman Ky, May 2S.-Thirty-four persons were killed and approxi- mately 100 injured in Hickman and in farming settlements between this city and tho Dodds plantation, d dis tance of about l2 miles, by the storm which swept through Fulton county yesterday, according 10 revised re. por's brought to Hickman today and tonight by messenger
 In Hickman two persons were killed, on the Dodds antation 1G, at 8Oudurant l5 and at Bardwell s.
 About 60 persons were brough. to hospitals heye Half of that number are white persons, six of whom are believed to be fataly hurt. At the Dodds plantation barn is being used as a hospital and $ Of the more se.i. ously injured negro tenants of the D antation are under the care of physi clans there. At Bardwell 21 persons were injured and at Ledford 12. No fatalities were reported at Ledford.
 Only two persons were killed in Hickman. Mrs. Thomas Smithwick and w. C. Gibson.
 The storm cut swath about 300 yards wide through the farm and tim. Der lands between Hickman and the Dodds plantation. All of the smaller vegetation was eveled and hundreds of farm cabins and more substantial dwelling hosoes and business build ings in the community centers were demolished CT badly damaged. lnnu- merable trees were uprooted or spin tered
 In Hickman and the manufacturing suburb of West Hickman the property damage was confined principally to the unroofing of houses and the de struction of barns and fences. The Mengel Box cOmpanyis plant suffered the greatest damage in West Hick man. Offcia of the company to. night estimated the damage at S10,- 900.
 Hickman was without electric light last night and tonight as a result of damage to the cify's power plant.
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.c.n'roI Another machine fell victim io British su,tairora0 guns Three British machines failed Co return to their base.
 Dealing with Sundays air fighting the German war office says German mrmen shot down I2 airplaucs and two captive balloons
 Action by the Brau ian congre,- which would place Brazil cn the side ot the other powers fighting against the Germans still is being awaited Meanwhile the situation in Spain with re-ard to Germany- Illegal acts ward tha' country continues to grow in intensity Reso utions adopted by great mas meeting Of partisans of the entente in Madrid have been pre- sen'ed to the Spanish minister Of the m.eri.r These assert tha, Spain should not remain isolated from the European conflict but that she should break off diplomatic relations with Germany and accept all the conse- Queuce from the action which she is compelled 10 adopt for The defense her dignity"
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Memphis, May 27 Revised reports tonight from the sections of Ken. .uchy Tennessee. Arkansas and Ala oalna swept by a ~eries of tomadoes sunday, place the number known to nave lost their lives in the storm at $50
 Southwestern Kentucky, reports so 'df received indicate, paid the heavi- 0st toU in lives lo-t Tn Fulton 'ounly, the southwestern lip of that e'a'e 66 persons were killed and laofe than loo injured In Alabama We mining camps of sayre. Bradford ana Carbon Hill reported i6 fatalities aao In Tennessee. Tipton, Dyer and Nafroli counties reported 3i dead
 The property damage in Alabama @as e,timated at ab-ut $l0OoVuu. " accurate estimate of the monetary 'osS n the other states is available 're communication still being badly ,ehppIed and but little effort yet has ueeh made to appraIse the damage Wrought
 Inc town of Clinton where 2' pe'- suns were killed and 75 injured. re- fofled the greatest loss ol life in Ken.
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ITALIANS PUSHING FORWARD TOWARD PRIEST

ly are not eager t0 extend credit to factories which are ir control of work men committees. As result some of the factories. according to this in- formation, Wtll be compelled 10 close within a month.
 An ironical feature of the difficult ties confronting the employers is the fact that although suffering serious loss they do not dare to cose the es- tablishments owing to threats of ven eeance. The power of he workmen's committees so far has superseded the authority of the owners. No man I'll a factory can be dismissed without the consent of the committee. There is no V ay of enforcing discipline, one manu- facturer said, and idleness is preva- lent.
 President Kutlcr of the Union Of Trade and Industry attended a recent conference of the Council of MinfsleLp and laid before it figures showing that the demands of the workmen of the ponets and Ural districts far exceed ed the profits which any concerns could hope to realize and that the fac tories could operate under present con ditons for only limited time. The socialist ministers, who were present declared that the only possibility they saw of settling the question was by winding mp the war first of all.
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New York, May 2S-Aside from the AustroJtalian theater. especially ae southeastern sector wher ihe Italians are making spirited efforts to break through the Austrian line toward Trieste. little fighting of cou.cQuen.e is taking D ace on any oI he battle fronts
 Artillery duels continue between the French and the Germans in the Champagne region Of Frame while along the front held by the British the operations are being carried ou, mainly by small ra.ding parties
 On the eastern front the Russian artillery fire against the Au triaus Is increasing in intensity. probably pre- saging the awakening Of the Russians from their cearthy and the approach Of hostillties on a great scale
 On he Carso plateau. just above the head Of the Gulf of Trieste the Italians have smashed their way across the Timay0 river and captured 'he village Of San Giovanni. scaut two miles northwest Of Duiuo, lash ionable watering resort on the rai.- road skirting the Gu Of Trieste and leading into Triesto Nine 6-inch guns tel into the hands of the lta iaus when they captured the village and these coon will be used against the Auslriaus
 To the nsr,h in the vicinity of Ja- miano the Italians have captured for. tiled Austrian trenches. and along the Julian front have made further gains and ,onso dated positions taken pr ousy.
 The Au~trian war office asserts thai sundays attacks by the Italian. near Jamiano were repulscd and tba near Castagnieyizza attempts at am advance by the Italians failed It as scris also that the Italian casualties nave been very heavy. the ground Oc Tore the Awtriads' position being coy cred with Italian dead Mlrc than I5'Vp0 wounded Italians had been cap 'ared up to Sunday, says the state meni. 5,0V0 Of them having been made prisoner on the Carso D ateau 2 british airmen are continuing to operate extensively against the Ger mans on the front in France. Twelve "erman machines were destroyed in iEhs in the air Monday and ten o'heh- were sent the ground ont of