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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
* nmd d II

sd iogte S5bner ia ihon, ole
SadJe III Deridbrt Sd bin in5IpIl6eu
Elm reicber WlaHn gemoroen.
Gas golf bel Serrn Bier spcliig,
Or bdtten iid5 ionIt niht binter iainc
5Dweiter 3u itedcn brouden unl
.ibm g9obltoteu oiif5uordngen, oil
$bnen ais Diittel olr glusfiibrilna
SSbreS berbreheriicben gIni6lages
6ienen Iollten.@
SEER sluitsrifter, oos gebt Dem
oof 0l nett SD made Sic ooraui
ouffnerfionL oaB idb oneriforiIdel
Yiirger bin llno ooB ~
Sic 9legieritua Der 8ercirigteu
Staoten oiirfte iid iebr nadOriidlid
QeGen Die llnteriteIlung iDebren Oah
oos 8iirgerredt ibres 2onces alS
S5reipnB fiir allc nIoglidetl, in anoe'
ren 20nDcrn periibten Berbredeu
oienen loll nuterbrah i'm oeI
glmtsridtcr. ,llebrigens iDirb Sbi
QLooptibpoterlono ii6 SSbrer ia Der
Sat annebmen. Gs liegen in ocr
g(usfiinften, Die Goftor 2oger1anl
iiber Gie in 9lnlerito bat iaInmelr
Eai1en, Dinge Dor, ipeldlc, iobal<
amtli1 iibcr sic oortbin berid)tei
ipiro, obnc 3meifel cinen gluSlieie'
ruugsantrog sur 5olge baben mcr'
ben"
,.llno man piir0e rincn iclder
nocJfontmcu2" froste gdlIcrlid iebr
eridjroden.
,,Dbnc 8pciiel; mir iino oa3u
oerpfIidbtetI"
gglber i1 bin ia ein geborcneg
0euti1cr, lncin ciecnes @aterlonr
miro MIDI bod ili1t oit cine Tremot
9lcaicrlttg auslicfernl@
,,5oeben Iteiitcn sic iiG ilod
ooraitF giirgcr oieies ireinOcn Can
oes 5u iein,4 bericete Der glntsritbteI
IorfaItiim. osSnoeS berubigcn ;Si(
lid. 90 id)nell iperoen Sie oic IN
Ireilpilligc Gciic iibcr ben D3eor
nod nidjt on0lltretcn babcn. 3imor'
oerIt 5aben sic bier Sbr llrtcil iibei
ote BON Sbncn ucriibte Ent 5i emp
fnnaeu uao Die Strafc oaiilr 5u ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
Batter (8recne sr Cgra6e actraaeu.


SSu ser fat6olii6cu Ct &oul5
Stride ionO gciieru QSormittog oie
Grauerieierlidfcit fir oen pcrItor.
Semen Gater sSobu $. Greene, aaplou
OeS ct. SoicpGs SoipitalS, itott,
Der am l9lontag i'm 9llter BON %
Sa6ren oos 3eitli6e ie1nctc. Batter
u. 6 GDer, 9Srdiiocnt oeS ct. N}a-
rien SenlinarS, cele6rirte sic Sod.
meiic, p1Grcno s0}oniignorc Di 3.
6olep oeu 9|oHrtf miomctc imo &or.
oiual @i6bonS oie gl6iolution ert6eil
te. Gbren ga6rtthtrdger lparen
neriGic0eue &rieitcr mo oftiDe9ubr.
tltdtrdger Nlitglieoer Der Sf@ollss
airGe. gater Greene battc elm ned.
ielfeic6es Qeben binter iiG. Gr mar
@erousge6erl lariegs gerihteriiot
ter, 9lcqieriings.Glerf Soloot, Gld
tel, @eiaiMtsiGreiber 2lnpdlt llno
9Sriciter. 9lad Dem 9iirgerfrie9e
trof ocr9eritor6enc ben aor0 &ouG6.
an ans 2onoon unO trot nod Ell.
ner 9iiidprotbc nit Oieiem 5iu. %ric-
itcrloig6o6n ii6er. SSln Sabre 1875
wuroe CT ourb Sur0inal &aug6an
6um @rieiicr oroiiiirt. &iclc aSo6re
mar %otcr Greene III Der 5loot 9al.
tiulore tb0tig, ln6 los 6is fnr5 Dor
ieinem Eooe, foit cr6liuOct. bic @ici.
len III ocr Ct. aRoricn airdc in
Siio Baltimore. Tic 9eeroi9ull
ianO oni ocm lienen GatbeOrol 6rieo.
6pic itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
@rrminente Gln6s

n9IOoertiIing @htb," gIr. 10,
SouIb-Strobc.
n9lriel 9louiug Club" 6errp gar.
rSlrimOel Boot Glrb, 6errp Bar.
n9(ruuoel GIu6,~ glr. 1000, gor0.
GGorles troBe.
r9lutomobil Stub bon NorDlanO, "
Ir. 12, BcitYit. 9fogaI- -gIpenpe.
Baltimore glt5letics@lub," Ger.
1422, 9torO.Gborles-S -StrnBe.
Baltimore Gortntbic~ g)ad)t.
Club 5errY Gar.
Baltimore Club CHARLES. un6
Wooiion.StraBe
Baltimore Golmtrp.Ghl6", 9lo-
(ano'Earf.
Baltimore glotor Nobt.Glub, +"
am 6ube Der Gig9t-GiroBe.
Baltimore 4rcB. Club" glr. 2l1,
0it-Bauette.5iroBe
Baltimore 9abiGmb," Sort
McSeuro.
,,Got5olic Glib" g2r. 407, OIorO-
GbarleS,StraBe
nGatouoUiiIe Golmtrp.GInb, ga.
tonSoille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

0G6orcool. Club" Sowaro. uuO
8rolfliu-StroBe.
Sin Club, Sowart. ipO 6rauf.
iin-9tra6e.
DGitp Ghlb," i'm 18. Stodwcrt bee
W|uniep-@cb1uoe.
~GIooer-GIub," gar, 1914, RaOi-
ion-9lbenue.
1Gomnonwealt6.GIub." gtr. ts,
Beit.gtortb-9lbenue.
DGoncorO-@Iub", glr. 12, gaorO.
GoreD.StraBe.
Democratic Club" ger. 219, g..
2ibertp.StraBe.
eagles @lub,~ NlarDlonO Ebco.
ter-@ebGu0e.
0@Ifrio9e Syor Sautiug GIub, ="
G6arlessg gra6cn.glpcHuc.
o9iotorp @ln6," gtr, 10G, gqllita.
bIe.guiI0ing.
nSu96roof.4arf OoIi.Gtlb,~ Suo.
6roof-&arf, gRO.
9Gowiou SorH,Gmb,@ Eopion,
@S.
,.lluion 2cogue-Glnb,~ g9r. 105,
8eii .Sorotoga.Strabc.
n@arriion Soulitr0sGmb." @orI
riion- unO Salutbornc.gloeme.
o@ermanid Mdnuerdor," yar,
S48, ylorO-Soworo.StrnBc.
oSormonie.glub," A." SIR. Ala. 8eIt.
6aoeite. .StraBe.
y@reen Spring galIeD @uui
GLIB @arriiou OiO.
oNiarvlm0 Gonoe Glnb," Yroot-
I'm, @i0. hs
ug|or1lano.GIlb.~ Charles. lmS
rnO Nlonumcnt- -StraBe.
a2'SironOeIle GIrb Of yiurtOn. F"
glpriou $40.
oSo6us @optins.GIub," SnparO.
J @oger.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

9ducrli6 mar aif cillen IN Der
gfdbe itebenoen Stubl geiunfen. Seit
a0rper 5ldte frarnpibaft. .@er IL
wer fonn ~ oos berollseebracbt
baben2~ itommelte er.
Scr 9lgent ben 2agemam nod
Imerifa geibidt bat" ioQte Der
glntsridtcr. y@r bat Die 5fDei N1o.
note, pelde 5ipiihen Dem 8egirn Der
llnteriuhung mo Der S6purge.
ridtsnerbanollng lagen, gut benist,
iuto p1breno Sie bier benz bon SS6nen
berfoIgten NtGoGeu oie @rube grll.
ben, in Der Sic fe 5l bcroerben hoif,
ten, ipuroe Sbnen bic S6linge oe.
lcgt iuelde Sie jest rettrtngsIos ge.
iongen bait"
ogtoD nidt nod ni6tl" mur.
melte er, lout froete err limo mefn
id bier 3ugeitdroniiie no6te, fonnie
Oas ettpos dnoern2"
SD fam Sbnen oos ni6t nit
@epiBbeit Oeriprehen, auttuortete
ouspeideno Der 9tiHter, INNER
bin -
SD Oeriiebc," iinterbrob ibt
8dnerlicb, uno ooS ipottiibe, meg
ioerfenoe 2Gdeln NOR ipieoer apf
icinen 2ippen, ipoolrcb Die per3errten
8iige cinen nod ipioertp1rtigcrei
glusoritd befamen. oghuL iei es
oorun So, Der Serr 2ogemmnt
bat cine ieine @itterima cs perbdlt
iidb olleS 10, ipic or cS gcltern 5ei6il.
0crt bat. SD babe ocn pcrgiftctcl
&irI9ioft fir 0cn @renierleptnait
gcbrodt III Der gorousiebltuq, CT
ncroc oapon nit Baiicr peroiimit
trinfcn, ooS bate bic SDntptomc nb.
gcibmG6t Scr llmltan0, onb Nic
beflngcnSipcrtc Srou NcNling elm
bolbcS @loS boil inoermiidJt 81 iic5
ncbnL licB Die Gri6cnnngen 10
boioorciilic6 lmO un5weilelboit Der.
oortrctcn
,Sie ocritebci iidb oitf oic 9Sir.
flmg pon Giitcn~ inNtc .6dusler mo
ciu foltcr SNorer lici ihn ijber nell
9iiidcn, oIs 9aucrlid GlcIdmiisi8
ouhUortcte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
glcaer.G6auffenr bcitrait.

Ger G6odiclu So6u @iiQigon, eir
@cgcr bon 9}r. 7O3, ct. @oulihoBc,
lplroe geitera bon 9liAter 9rcnocl
in scr noropeitlidcn @oli5ciiiotion
5ir 3a6hng bon $3.50 beitrait. Sr.
mo 5rou @owin @. 9loilie, ir4 BON
9}r. 230S, 9ieiiterstomn 9oo0, iu6.
rem in ibrem 2luto an Der 6iltouitry
ais 0liQigou nit Ocm @lotorpageu
Oes Srn. 6. 8. Smith bon 9ir. 703,
Ct @ouliiroBe, in i6re N}aidine al
Ocr 9i0oleitroBc frodte 9eioearoit.
magcn luuren 5iemlid itorf 6cihd.
Oigt uoroeh. DliQigon pnroc OeS
tnaGtlonGn 6o6rens 6eidploi0t;
ouBerOcm 6otte CT feine Chauffeur.
Siccnj bci iid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

Giue cigent6iimlide 9iinsecidJidte.
9lidolos 0oges, ein @riecbe, im
@roBitroBen lforft, miro ii6 Nor.
Gen in Der iiiolicben 4SoIi5ciitotion
81 pcrontportcn 6o6en unO cine Gr.
fldring ge6eu uiiiicn ipos CT nit
bier @fonoideinen gemnGt bot, ole
ibn1 @m. $. 9libemcper BON glr S2S,
Sig6titroBe ols YiouO iiir cine Nh.
leibe gegebeu 6atte. y9ie 2libemcDer
crtldrt ioll Der Griec1e ibm oui Die
2hiiorOerung sic @fonOiGeinc iuic.
oer5u0eberl erlpioert 6obeu, ooB cr
Oieiel6cn einaeloit 66ttc. 5rauf9(i6e-
meBcr, Der 9ruOer bon g9iaiuni,
muroc Dor eil poor Sogen bon Sri.
@Ona SGDmour bon 9}r. 53S, 9Gclt.
2cellraBe, alaeiAnloigt, ibr 3luci
Hingc i'm &crtbe bon $40 ni6t 5n-
riideritattet 81 6o6cn 6ie iie i6n &c.
lic5en bate. @r crfldrte Dor &idjter
yionit, 0oB oie Giu9e berlorcn icicll.
GntmcOcr nnlB 6rauf Die beioenRin,
sc mn ndditeu Gieniiog proOuBirci
oOer er miro acriAtlic5 pcriolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
9lnS Scm SHneren MarblaHS's nnO
Ocn aHgrcnsCuocn Staatcu.

Sn Dem &roftperf ocr 9lntietam
Sober mo electric Sig6tiug So. am
slntietam Greet 6ei @rcot6esDile,
no6e SagerStoun @lo, ipur6e our6
oas 9l6ipriugcu eines S6DingroOS
GROCER Sdaocu ongcridtet. Go9
9foo iloa ourcb OoS Cod uuo rib oic
gldie oes GDndmos olls i6rem &la-
&c.
Pills @torOerin feit0ebot
ten.
Gem @eri9tsoerio6ren purOe Oie
% Sabre alte 6rou Minnie Geainger
IN gorf, @a.. ii6erpieien, ipelde be.
iduloigt lit i6rcn @ldnn ou 1881.
nlar erirboiieu 81 6a6en Ter Getet.
tu g6ite iagte aus, OoB oie sSralt
i9nl gcgeuii6cr eiltgcitonoen babe,
Dab iie i6rcn Nlonu pegen ouqcGli-
der ibleUter 8e6ouoluug erihoiien
bale.
gteue Goblen @ru6e.
Ter @ci@aftsfiibrer ser Grolt6ura
8ig @ein Gool So, Sr G6orles9Seff.
rieS, bat nit Der 9(cip g)orf 09ining
So, ans @}oint Sabage cinen aro;
Zen Gontraft fiir aoble aus Ser SRI:
be ylr ! bei Srot6irg abgei6loiicn.
IS peroen ii6er 100 Eerioueu Sc
ibNitignno iinOen
Sn Annapolis berItor6cn.
6rau 9iolp6 0iorib 80 Sabre alt,
@ottin eines Netp goreer glnpoltS,
itorb I'M GmergeucD Soipital in 9ln.
nopolis oil Den 6oleen eiuer 9mgen.
cnt5iinolmg ToS G6epdor bate Iei-
men So5n @iIliam beIu6t, ser oie
Nlarinc glfooemie 6ciudt, uno oic
@ome erfronfte in 9lmopolis.
Grblin0ete ii6er 9to6t.
Dilrct Dos EloBeu zines g3lutaefd-
BeS ser 9Iugcn crblinoete ser III oenl
Gu6eitono lebenoe S6mieo q. 9
9iotb aus gria6tsbiQc NODE gorf,
30 iiber glodt. Ger Grfranfte i'll
So So6rc alt. Gie 9ler5te 6offen Ole
GrbIinonng pieoer bcbcn 5i f6nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

lit Die 9iod1e mir ood ondb llidjt uer.
loren gegongen" bobnlo6te er. oSie
bat Seedlings Dllitter oom oeli @ilf.
tranf gereidt, oos miro fiir Die ieu-
timentole gldrrin Elm Sinoernis ieii
mo bleiben i'm 81 bcirotcn."
Limo olles, mas Gle ionit gcgcH
ole iirnge Dame geiogt boben, NOR
iali6?~
sd odcbtc, ic6 brou6te oos nidJi
mlsoriidlib 5it iagen Oos ergibt liCb
mts neinem beiitigen 9etantnis,
eriuioertc CT, mn Sodisler, frob, i'm
oobin gebroHt 3u bobcu, l1lob Das
Gerbor mo lieB ibnl OnS Nrctofoll
potleien oos er nit fciter Sono in.
teri6ricb.
Dit ciier &erbeueiung in6 0sn
g8orten ogIuf g9icoerieben, Serr
glnttsri6tcr!~ perlieB ct oos @ertor.
5imlucr.
Soilsler iollte erit on anOcren
Wiorgcn erfenner, mic ironiid oieier
9lbihicoseriiB gemeiut mar. Niou
fono g1nerlid) tot altf icinem Eager
ilnO ncbcn oemielben cine flsine
Sbrcibtofcl mo einen Stift, ioipic
Gin pin5iges 8ldiHHcn, iDos bci DER
Tur6iublmg Oen s(lgen oes @eom,
ten cntgnn1cn mar. gtuf Der S6rIib-
tofcl itonOeu nur peniac 3eiIen:
Scr Scrr gltntSribter mag GIFT
hcittc erfcnnen, mic gut ib nli1 mli
Siit pcritebe; ih triig ltcts al meiner
2ciJ peritcdt 70 picl bci mir, ipie not
iDcNoig mar, cinen Dicui1eu non Der
Soit ocs Goicins 81 bcireicn. SD be-
nutc es icBt, INN itott Der mir ong1.
orobtcn 9iciie iibcr Oeu Gaeuu eiuc
onoerc 5il madeu BON Der es fchls'
@ieoerfcbr gibt. @lein Croft IT..
so babe genoiien olle Seri6te a
oieier ld)oncu Groenfii0cl"
(6e-tie6ung 'olet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
413 St. .6agcttc.Str.

ngSot & Settle Glub," Gotonsuille.
y6loreItan Club" gir. 522, gloro.
G6orles.StraBe.
n@crmonio Club SIR. 1102,
&or0- Gb1rles-StroBe.
nGermonia Turnpercin," glr.
1876, 0loro.GonltroBe.
vMer6onts.GIiib," ysr. FOG, DIT
@eriunn- StraBe.
sQ'arpIono Gountrb.GIub," Rart
Sei9bts-9loenue.
vYlor0IonO Sodcp.GIub,~ gar. $50
GQuitablc.@ebGuOe
.@argIonO @1otor @oat Club,
om SuBe Der 2ie6t.StroGe.
engineers Stub" ger. 6, @eit'
goger.StraBe.
n@orplon6 Motor GDcIe Club"
Hr. S47, Sauiltou Terrace.
g@arDIanO Cumming 3Iub," in
9unoolr.
a@6oeni1-gnlb," Oir. 1905. gu
lam Elnce.
aSubur5on Club" g8orf Sei0bts'
9lDcnuc.
~Goripdris.EurnDcrein. glr. 7S2,
@eit-2cringiouitrabc.
a@olbroof glt6lctic-GIub," @ab
broof.
o@oman'S Stub Of &oIano @arf,"
HolanO.Rort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

9|oA ciner @litt6ci(ilna ais scr
aaicrli6 Geuti6cn 8oiidoft BON
26. 8. ~ 6etrdgt sic Snlumc Der
IN gSoi6inatou iiir oic GricaSacion.
9eucn in Sibiricn ocge6encn 9etra.
&c $6S5.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

BON 2eudt9oS eritidt.
Die so Sabre nlte 5rou syoiie
8rioIcD bou glr. III, 15. StraBe, a..
o.. miIroc bon ibrem Sobn glrtbur
Sriolc0 1T ibrem 8inmet ouf Dem
3pcitcn Stodlperf foot mtfgeiunoen.
gos Grge6niB Der ltuteriu6ung ei-
tens oes GoroncrS loutete ouf 500
olrb llufoa, oa oic Srou olrcb @os
critidt mar oas eiueui offenen @as-
bobn elttitronit mar.
gtotioualer @eiIt.
Or. g. 2cpin ben Berlin, Gin frii
beres 0}itgGeo ser ruiiiiden Gimo
biclt cine 9(niprohe i'm D&ptbion
Ecmpel" iibcr rg9as lit 9totioudlis-
mns2" 81 5eigtc IN ieiner gfeoc 0en
notionalcn 05ciit Scr Suocn in DER
@clAidtc mo bob bcroor BOB bic
6Sracliten troboem ibnen oic &or
tbciIe inter ocu &6ltern inter welr
den iie mobncn ibr uotionolcs @e.
fen beuobrt bnben
Son0 fitr SduIe.
Die flcine Selcu @erberid, ooS
a6tiabrigc SoAtcrden bon 9Robcrt
@erbcrid]. mar bic Sollpt.9lttroftiou
IN Den ucriAieocnen Sou8nummcrn
ncIhe sic 5pei gaae longe Gam
paanc ser alten u6rcimourer Gem.
pci Go.1 Gde 8. lmo 6.5traBe. g.
g9., gum 2l6idlnB bradtc, melde ge.
fibrt muroe, Inn Sen 6ono fir oic
Sdulc Der Stride 5tr unbeflcdten
@npidnqniB al Der Gdc Der s. mo
" Strobe, 9t..@., in oic S6be 3lls
brinaeu. Gie SduIe mar fiir5lid
ourd Seuer 8erit0rt moroen.
&aIs bur rd fc6uittcn.
Ger "a Sabre oIte @5ra 9. Cur
tis. meiAcr 6ei ieinem 9riiocr, oyobn
6 Giutis, in 9Sr. 407 G. StroBe, o.
3D., iupbnte. mur0e III Dem @obIen.
idiippen ocs Curtis Scims NIT ouf-
gclbuittcncm &alie olifgefimoen.
5rou Curtis, ieine 5dmGaerhi, botte
ictHe Siilierufe Dernommen imo elite
III ocu aoblenic6ippen. 02on fuuo,
lpie Ole BoIi5ei erfl1rte, cin Ralir-
mciier ne6en ibni. Sein 3uitono I'M
.Gaiualtu Soipital~ piro ais fritiid
he3cihnet.
&ouS bcrbrannt.
Gos Scim bon g(nnie Sidman,
gde Gtpiiion glbenue uno sSaD.5tr,
q @. mitinmmt Dem poaItdn6iacn
Snbalt lpiroe bon eiuem duf unbe-
fornte @eiie cntitonoeueu 6euer scr.
itort. Ger angeridtete 5boocn miro
oui 5000 aeihdbt.
Grfolgretdc Gampoqnc.
4|rofenor g8illioin ban Glcef, Ser
Sefretdr Der jtiriitiiAeu 5dule Ser
a@eorac Moibinoton llnibcrIitdt0
mocbtc 6efanut noB Sic Gampaane
um 100000 fir oic Grritbhng I'll
mes 0ebduoes fir oos 9lcbtsWiIlcu-
idlaits Gepariement $34, 900 cinqe.
brodt bat g9eiter crflGrtc cr. ooB
oie @ciamutiumme int SUM ali
@ano iein iuer0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01

..2ieie. Gu oieBt ia ibpn f5icorr wa'.
Ter IN oic gdldll Sh babe 2lir heA !.
ia0t Gp iplIii bic g2ild in baS Mancg
aiehci YScnu Did tom eirle &ln,s =
irael, ob @nigr III bc,9iiIdl iet. 81 'arnil
Oh nit oulem Oewliieu -iHin- f0ccni'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-01
lie Gentid- 9lmcrifaner Der @anoes.
Soanptifaot


Saben iid ebrenpoll ousgc5eidnet.-
5onmelten iiber $4,000 iiir bic
2inOerltng Der glot6 Scr 9lnge50-
riacu ser Gentrolmddte @ine
50dit merfennensmert6e 2eiihlng
oes fleinen SdltileiuS opicrmilh-
ger 2clte.
Ger Sefretdr ser ,Ger. Gcuti6cn
@eieai6ofteu oes GiitriftS @olrm.
6ia," Serr @uItoD genoer, in @ol6-
ington 9. 6, bot Dem ,,Geutiden
Gorreiponoent' einc 3uiammcnitel-
lung oller 0ort felt Oeui 9hlS6rudc
oes Ssrieges bon Dem fleinen Saul.
lem 9ettid 2lmerifoner gciammelten
9eitragc fir Die 2iroerrng DER 9toib
in ocD Contamination geiau0t. SSn
Dem Sdrei6eu oes SerrH 9enOcr
5eiBt cs:
os5n scr Ginld9c 6ceGre iG midi,
Sbneu cine 3uiommcnite0lng DER III
5ieiiger Stoot ieit 9eginn OcS &rie-
gcS uno bis 3im I. Sanuar 1917 &C.
@etrdge sur 2inocrlmg Der giot5 Der
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-22
BOARD TO MAKE PROVISION
FOR MORE OFFICE SPACE
Secretary of War Finds Increase OF
Department Business Demands Ad-
ditional Accommodations.

The Secretary Of War has appointed a
special board to consider and report
within the next two weeks recon-
mendations for providing for such ad-
ditional Office and storage space as in
it's Judgment probably will he needed
by the various bureaus of the War De
phrtment, within the next six months,
or such further period as may seem to
the board desirable
The board is composed OF Assistant
Secretary William NJ Ingraham, Col
w w Harris, in charge of public build
ings and grounds: Maj. Douglas MacAr-
thur. representing the office of the chief
OF staff; Capt. Walter T.. kruesi. repre-
senting the office of the quartermaster
general, and J. c. KEEPER, representing
the office of the adjutant general
The demands of the war already have
forced the War Department to obtain
additional office accommodations in the
old land Office building, the Adams
building, the old Red Cross building,
the Mills building, the Waliach build
ing. the Southern building, etc, and
rapidly increasing requirements call for
considera bic more office and storage ac-
commoda tions.
1t is said that the British war office
increased it's working clerical force
from about 100 at the outbreak of the
war to over 1900 at the present time,
with prospects of further increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-22
U. S. BAKERS TO REFUSE
TO ALLOW BREAD RETURNS
Agree to Commercial Economy
Boards Plan to Prevent Waste
by Housewives.

Moro than $4,000 bakers throughout
the country have agreed with the COM
mercial economy board to begin on July
~ 70 refuse returns of stale bread from
dealers. BY thus compelling house
wives to order for their needs and deal
ers to confne supplies to actual de-
| mand. enough waste will be eliminated
| to feed 100000 persons, besides releas-
work.
Bakers of the country who already
nave volunteered to cooperate with the
food administration by cutting off the
practice of receiving bread returned as
stale" are considering a second step.
that of materially reducing the kinds
of bread. rolls and cake they make
BY such standardization of the types
OF Hour products it is believed that
large savings may be effected The
first saving will be in the bakeries.
where extra pans, extra labor and
special apparatus of all sorts are needed
to make the various special sizes and
kinds. The second will be a saving
to the retailer. whose ordering Will be
made less complicated, and whose
storage space will be lessened, and
these, in turn, will make for the ulti-
mate benefit of the>consumer.
Members of Mr.. Hoover's STAFF, who
have been dealing with the bread prob
lens. were astounded by the varieties
of breads and other flour products
made by bakeries. One of the largest
bakeries in Washington formerly
turned out 1O7 different kinds of bread
rolls and cakes.
This bakery already has cut off about
forty of these separate kinds. and many
Washington bakers are understood to
be considering similar action.
Representatives of the country's mill
ing interests conferred this morning
with Herbert c. Hoover. The discus
sion, it was stated, related to the gem
eral aspects of the wheat supply. The
millers will be left to work out con-
servation methods. They have shown
every disposition to cooperate with
the food administration, it was stated
at Mr.. Hoover's office today, showing
themselves not only willing to forego
war time profits, but even to reduce
their profits below those which are
normal for peace time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-22
.FRENz|ED WOMAN KILLS
WIFE OF MAN SHE LOVED
SLAYER. a School Teacher in Wauke-
sha, Wis, Then Attempts Sui
eide by Shooting.
By the Associated Press.

wAUKESHA. Wis, June 2:.-Miss
Grace Lusk. high school teacher. yes
terday shot and killed Mrs. Roberts.
wife Of DR.. David Roberts, former state
veterinarian. and then tried to Kill
herself by sending two bullets into her
body. She probably will recover. ply
sicians said today DIR. Roberts. who
arrived at the house after the shooting 6.
asked Miss Lusk why she had killed
his wife. Il did not intend to, but
just lost my head when she said l
couldn't have you" she replied:
To DR.. r. Z. Davies and CHIEF OF Pc,
lice Mckay. who had been summoned
after the shooting, Miss l-usk said: 4
am sorry for Mrs. Roberts. l hope my
wounds are fatal. I never thought |
could do it. 1 loved DR.. Roberts and
want him now and always"
Mrs. Roberts went to the home or MISS
Blanca Mills. where Miss Lusk lived, TO
keep an appointment with the latter
After Mrs. Roberts reached the Mills
residence, she called her husband on
the telephone and asked that he come
and be present at conference between
herself and Miss Lusk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-22
WILLIAM J. DUGAN DIES
AFTER EXTENDED ILLNESS

William ]. Dugan, real estate broker
for a number of years past, died this
morning at $50 o'clock after an ex-
tended illness. Mr.. Dugan was stricken
with paralysis July 10, 1916, and was
removed to Georgetown University
Hospital. This stroke was followed by
others, resulting ultimately in his
death today
Mr.. Dugan was born in Alexandria,
Va. ffty-seven years ago. He was ed
ucated in the public schools of the Dis
trict. and for q number of years prior
to his death was actively identified in
the real estate business. He Is sur
vived by six children, all of whom are
living. They are Mrs. Carl ]. f. Graf.
Mrs. Virginia G. OBrien. c. B. Dugan
and +. J. Dugau Of this city. ]. L.
Dugan of Columbus, Ohio, and w. A.
Dugan of Wilkesbarre. Pa. In addition
three sisters survive him. being Mrs.
Katherine Lannan and Mrs Rose Har-
low of Alexandria. Va, and Mrs. Mary
McWilliams of this city.
The remains have been removed to
Wright's undertaking parlors. 1897 10th
street northwest. where the funeral
services will probably be held Monday
morning, the hour not having been ar
ranged as yet.