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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
0nr1e GtaStncniofciten.

@olter 9. 0liler bon Salisbury
miro eenonnt ais Ganoioot fir Die
repubIitoniibe glomiuotion fir
Stoots. .GontroIetr. Gr itcbt Dem
ebcmoligen Senotor g8iaiom @.
Sodion iebr nobe lmo lit om OihiIcr
mobl6cfonnt.
Iie longe erportcte @rbobing ocs
9reiies bon 9iob0I trot gcitern Elm.
GS itieg nm 10 Gents oos Sab.
Gie Sfientlide &ertebrs Commit.
lion bat emen @efebl erlonelt ourd
melden es Der StroBenbobn. @eiea.
i6oit berboten lit, ais itebenoe &ollo'
giere mcbr ais odt @erionen oiii ocr
biuteren 9lottiorm irgeno peldcr
SommeruogeonS 81 erlauben NIT
gluSnabmc oerieniaen aui Der 9iipcr
@icm., Bod imo Wli0Ole Riper. imo
ser @eltport.2inie. Der 9eicbl trot
iofort in 9roit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Sin gScrfeIrs.Weridlt.

SbcrIt 6. glitItin 9ouebmon Ser
9lutomobil.Gonunindre, bat @ouber.
ncur Sorrington Inn cine Gonierend
ernbt. in wel6er CT nit oieicm bic
@riinoung eines &erfebrS. @erihts
fir Baltimore beipreden mill. SbcrIt
9ou96mon bat eincn Glon ousecar.
bcitct, ocm5ufolge Der @ou0erneur
einen Der 5c6n @oli5eiribter 9olti-
morc's fir ooS &erfebrSgeritbt ernen.
nen ioa. @r elaubt, eS 10 orrougiren
5u fonnen Dob Der Hicbter mlr 5pei
ShlnOen om 0torscn 5u iieen brolbt
uno ooB CT oes glodtS bon 10 bis
12 llbr Sale berb0rt. 9lls @rlmo
fir feline Gmpfcbhng eiebt cr on
Dab Die @oli6ciecridte gegcnudrtig
nit 66acn bon glutomo6ileeieb.
llcbertretlngen iiberbiiroet iinO umo
6oB 6os @eri6t ibnen Oieie 9iiroe
nbnebmen milr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
ilmOurTdJtiscr anu6c.

9ns gcitern globmittoe Der 13
Sabre olte sSulius Sopero nod Der
o9lotionol gonf BON Baltimore"
eing UNI BORT iiir icinen Sotcr $40
in 8oar rmO 500 IN G6eds 81 oepo-
niren ipurOe er BON eiuem Wfannc
ongciprohelt Der ibm iagte, oaB CT
Oen 0eponirihein Gnocrn miiiie. Ger
llnbcfanntc iprab iebr 5Grtlid 81
Dem Gnaben unO nobm oenllelben
nod Dem g8oiicneerid5t, nm iiir i6n
einen ncien 3ettel mS5nmahen. Ser
&na6e wartete oerge6ens Dor Der
G6iir oui OIL 9iiidfcbr oes YlouneS.
Die @ebeimpoli5ei Oeriudt nm, Oen
Walmcr 3u foiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
NriIfr6rrner nrrNnftrn.

gln0es-Nloridol Stodbont bat Der
@oliSei Die 9tomen bon ingef0br %
militGrpili6tigen NiGnncrn eeeeben
sic bon Oen MluiteruneSs9ebor
alligeiorocrt puroelL iid 8weds I'm
terIu6lng 3u ItcQen. Die an Oie
M1nner geionoten 9eno6ridtieun.
gen fomen 5uriid, imO sic @imOeS-
@conten fonuten Die neuen 9(Orciien
Der NiilitGrpili6tigen niht finOen.
Nus Oieiem @riinoc bat NlorihoIl
Stodbam 0ic Siilfe Ger goli5ei in
glniprud ecnommen. 9ie Me6r5oBl
Der gerouiteten iino gleger. 9lobert
@orbrD, ein gieger, Der berbaitet
murOe, weil er iib om 5. Simi nidt
botte reeiitriren laiien iogte gelterl
81 Niaidal StodbonL OoB CT lid) am
9iegiltrirln9Stoge in Bolton bcfonO
unO DAB er Der lle6er5eueung mar,
OoB CT iib in Sodionoiae, no er
pobnt, regiitriren loiicn muB. @r
befon6 iid ouf Dem Ganpfer imo
lanOete crit Dor ciuiaen Gogen in
Baltimore. 9arbrp lit obcr fein
Griidcberger; er erfldrte iid bereit,
iid berte Dor elmer Muitcrnngs-9e-
1orOe 5u IteIlen pesbaI6 or entloiien
wuroe Grei anOcre 9ie9er, Die iid)
nidt baben rcgiitrircn laiicn imo &C.
liern BON Grisiiclo mo Clifton nod
Baltimore gebraCbt moroen muren,
werOeu beiite @unOes.9iidter Hoic
borgefii6rt iucrocn, ga Iie feline @nt-
ldnloiglmgen onge6en fonntcrL ma.
rum lie Iid nidt 6attcn reeiiiriren
lolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
0rIitt cincn edaOcI6rndJ.

Ger 40 Sabre olte gilbert Seil6olo
bon 0Ir. 210 Siio-GbciteritraBe, er.
lit geitern Morecn gcgcn 3 ll6r eli
neu S6Gocl6rub, ais Elm gIlitomobil
in ocm CT ioS. nii DER SonoOer-Str.-
@riide gceen einen 6armpagen fu6r
m0 CT aus Ger Wioidine geihleu0ert
wuroe. Der gigent6iimer oes 9lu.
tomobils, George Forr bon Scr. 1901,
giorO &ulosfiitroBe, ipur0e mir lciht
perlebt. Scu6olO fiel OireIt ouf sen
Gopi mO blieb bolbbewuBtlos lieeen.
Gr wuroe in einem norbcifabrenocu
glutomobil nod ocm WlercD.Soipitol
gebrodt no 6ie 9ler5te erfl6rten. ooH
er iuobl foum nit ocm Se6en oaoon.
fonmeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
S6catcr6eIibcr beItraft.

@eil er einen E6eil cines G6arlie
@baplin.6ilms auf 8eiebl ser Itoot.
li6en @an0elbiloer- Geniir .8eboroe
bel Der gorfii9umng in ieinem @on.
oelbiIoer-Sbeoter an ser OItgoIti.
morc.StroBc nidbt ouseeidoItct botte,
muroe geiteu Sr. 9lrt6ur 9. Song,
Der Seliber oes E6eoters, BON glidter
Eadaro in ocr mittlereu @oli5eiita.
tion NIT so nn0 Soften beitrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
g3ciuniitIuS onfoefnn6rn

Sn cinem @iiterpoggon Inn @ilen.
Sobnbof wuroe eeitern Nohmittoq
gilbert @lcDomca bon Scr. 1884, OIt.
SonOoIe-Strobe, belpuBtlos oufec-
funocn. Gr muroe in ocr g(m6ulon5
oes mittlcreu 0iitriftS nob oenl
Yfcrcp. p.Soipital oebrodt. @ic0opca
orbcitete oIS 6radtoerlooer fir 6.
z. SIIlen bon gir. 623, Siio.9inwooo.
Slpcnne Der mcbrerc &oggonlaoun.
gen Sol5 oif Dem 9obnbOf itebcn
bat. 0ic 9lcr5te I'M SoipitoI tomtcn
ni6t fcititclen mas oenl W1onne
fcblt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
GSran ecut6rriuOOO's 8nitanO.

9etrcffs 6es 3ultonOes Ger 8rolt
Siolo &eotberpooO bon gtr.12, Noro-
Sroooforo-StroBe, puroe I'M Soipi-
tai geiogt, CT iei 10 gut, pie man un-
ter umitdnoen erparten fonne. 5roii
SeotberwooO lit Die @ottin oes Sr.
mono SeotberipooO pon Scr. 3506,
observation-disclosures, uno tpuroc
bon ibm gei6oHen. gie oen bier au.
geln orangen orei in oen llnterleib,
ole cine in ibre SMuIter. 2cotber-
Dooo befinoet iid in Scr noro0it-
llben &oli6eiitotion. Scin @crbor
lit fiir ocn 2. September augeieet.
Seotberpooo oeriudtc no6 gtusiogen
ocr 5ron iid icIblt 8u eridieBen,
fcblte o6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Giprianu CSaitru in Napana.

@opano. 3. ghi9uit. "A General
Gipriono Gaiiro, iriiberer @rdiioent
bon @enc5ueIo, lit geiiern I'M 9eiit
eines 0urCbrciie.Sidets nab @olon
an 9oro eines poniiden Dompiers
bier angefonimen 0oh puroc ibm
BON @e6einoirniileuten miteet6eiIt,
OaB i6m Die &onoung nidjt gcitattei
peroen piir0c
gluf 9eirageu 6eitritt er, oaB oiC
Weriidte, er plane cine neuc &eooll.
tion IN Gcne0uelo, ouf @o6rbeit be
ru6ten uno crtldrtc, er iei MIR auI
elmer Ser8mi9unesreiic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Smnac HtaIicncrin cntfIuh.

linn niht Oen bon ibren gltcrn be-
iiiumtcu N}ann 6eirot6cn 5u miiIien
ionOern oenienieen, Dem iie i6re 9iebe
geIdenft, lief Die t5-iGbrige gtngioI.
nio N}aScltio bon Seonctte, ga, NIT
9ioioelo G6imento, einem 81 Sabre
olten N3onne, OoOou. 9os 4oor ipur,
DC, nod 9luSiage Ger &oli5ei in einem
Sauic an ser 9anf-StraBe bcr6oftet,
woielbit iie ieit Montas 5uIonnen
lcbten Sic &oli5ilten GIoiien un6
S6ombure oes 0itlicben Giitrifts I'M.
terna6men oie llnteriubung Oes Sal.
les. Gas @oor fam bierber, Inn 5ll
6ciratben iic beioBen olid ocn n0t6i.
gen Seirot6Sidein. 9lihter @ercdlt
ieood lieB Oas @aor ieItboIten, bis
Die 9e6oroc bon oen @ltern 0es Mdo-
dens ge6ort bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
edlagerci NIT t6Otlidcm glnsOans

Ser in gir. 1929, @runt-StroBc,
mobnboite 9ioDmono Smwolo crIaa
in Der Union &roteItant SSniirmaro
Den &erlcBlngen, Oie i6m BON @il.
Der 8. &ingote, bon Ger. 1913, 0iOi-
iion-StroBe, geiicrn Olo6nittog AT.
9eiilgt purOcn. 8ipiiben ocn bciOen
yionnern fam eS an Der @de ser SO.
bert inO 9rlInt-StroBc 5u elmer 6lu-
ti9en Sdl0gerei, no6oem SmipolO
iiber Ningote's Go1ter llnanIt6n0ioe
8emerfllngen gemodt bate. gin.
9ate bradte ieinem @egner me6rerc
Vlellerltide BEL 0orlmtcr cine 3oa
lnnge gSunoe i'm 9iiiden an iueldcr
Smpolo Derbhitete. Gr puroe in
lterbenoem 3uitonO in Dem Slutomo.
bill oeS Serrn Clifford Souiboa, BON
glr- GAG, g1orosGoreD .Strubc, mad,
DER Union @roteiiant Sniirmorb &C.
broHt, 100 er 6olO 0arouf berIhieO.
Min9ote, Der 81 Sabre alt uno Elm
3inmernonn i'll, mar e6enfoQS libel
5u9eridtct Woroen. Gr mor p16rcno
oes 9anogemenges 5u 9ooen gcioaen
ilno botte oos rc9te 6uBoelenf &c.
bro6en. @r mlirOc i'm %otrollpogen
Oes noroweitIi@en Giitrifts ms Sab
nemnnn General Soipitol ii6eriii5rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
ga6nur6citcr t6Otli6 OcrIctt.

Dor Dem Giugang in ben @ilion-
ctr. .-Eunnel Der BenniplOanio-@ @iien.
bo6n.@eleaiHoft muroe geitern Der
% Sabre ate 8a6norbeiter gIihoIas
Stone BON Ger. 1919, 2omitroBe, BON
einem 3uec eetroiien. Gr Iiegt iett
in beoenflidcm 3uitan0e I'M NiercD.
Soipitol. 0ie 9ler5te eIouben ni6t,
ooB Stone nit Dem 2eben oaOonfom-
men miro. gr purOe bon icinen nit
ar6eitern oilf Den beronnn5enOen 3ug
ouimerfiam gemadt, blieb aber troB-
Dem ouf oen @cleiien iteben, bis Der
3ug gan5 in iciner 9idbe mar. @6c
IT olf Die Scite ipringen fonnte, bat
te i'm Die 9ofomotipe erfoBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

9eim 9ooen in oen Sones 6Gaen,
nngeiG6r cine 6albe Nteile oberbolb
@ooO6errp, ertranf gcitern giabnit.
tag ser 8 Sabre olte CHARLES g(.
9roone BON gir. 3414, Scncca-gloe.
Sein &eidnonl wurOe ciniee Shlnoeit
ip0ter geilInOeu. Yroone iaB mtf
Dem Jiiiden ces ~ Sabre alien SieD.
nolO WlcSoii DER Ourd oas 8aiicr
wotete. Gr eerietb in Elm SoM uno
Uerihwono nit ieinem 9feiter I'M @oi.
Ter. 0lcSoi; fonntc iib retten Der
fleine 9oons fam a6er niht mieoer
an oie Nberfl04e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
am @raG it gRnN,!

Gie iierblibe SiiQe Oes Srn. Sobn
9crtlcin na6 cincm 9lequiem aIf
Ocm ISL. @rloier-8rico6oie" be-
eroiet. II 9ecrOiglmg Der 6rau
@liiabetb &inoerSoter bon Dem
Groucrbaiic an Der 9loro-6uIton-
glpcmc aus.
&oter @odet las gcIteri W}oreen
Inn l@S llbr eine 9fequiemmeNe iilr
oos Seelenbcil oeS oeritorbenen 0rn.
So6n 9ertlein in Ger ct. NlidoelS-
Stride an Scr 9ombarO- lmO 3olte'
StroBe. 9lab Oieier murOc Die iroi-
i6e Siiae oes gntidlaicnen nad Dem
ISL. @rl0ier.6ricO6oie" ecbrodt INN
bort Der Gr0c ii6ergcben 81 meroen.
Oils 9o6rtudtrdger erpielcn oeni
bonn 9cben in Oen 600 @egon9enen
&erwanOte unO 6reunOe Die leBte
Gbrc. 6err 9ertlein ltor6 om 1. glll.
quit in ieiner ggobnllng, 9tr. 227
gtor0-Mooeira- StroBe, BON no aus
aud Der Erouer5ug lih in 9epegllng
lcbte, i'm Sitter bon 7S Sobren. @r
mar in Geuti6lono geboren uno fam
Dor 36 So6ren no6 Baltimore.
9luBer iciuer gSittme ii6erIebt i'm
iein So6u, Serr @Owor0 8ertlein,
un0 ieine Sodtcr, 6roii Senup SeiOe.
Scrr 8ertlein frGnfelte felt Z Sa6ren.
Ger 9ei6en6eitottcr Seriuie batte Oie
9ccroigung in SGnoen.
@liiobetb &inOerboter.
Ginc groBc 9ln5a6l bon 9eiOtrogen-
ocn bate lcb geiiern Wlorgen in Dem
Sauie gtr. 1923, gforO-5ulton-9lOe,
eingciimOcn Inn Scr am N1ittwo6 ci-
nem fur5cn 9eiOcn crIegenen Srail
@liiabctb ainocroater sic lcbte @6re
81 crpeiien. 9oitor 8. g8. @ieie bon
ocr Goncoroio-airbe bielt an Der nit
prodtoolen glumcuipenOen &C.
Ic6nidten 9a6rc Ocn SroiergotteS.
oienit 9lIs 9o6rtrdger fingirten Oie
Serren Sobn Charles lmo SenrD
9onlofinf, Scrbert ScinleiL SancS
McGonaIo umO 6ront 9licol. Gie
@eiiebung fono ouf ocm n2ouOon
@orf-6ric0boie" ltott
Srou &inOerpoter mar S3 Sabre
alt, ais Iie Der 900 10 pIobIi6 ereiIte.
9(m lc6ten W}ontag mar iie nod alif
Dem Hidnono-MorFt, 100 lie ieit cirfo
GO So6ren einen @crfauisitanO fiibr-
te. Sic mar cine po6I6efounte 9Ser-
ionli6feit in Baltimore im0 pllroe IN
oacu areiien 6odgei6dbt, sic
itnmmte ans &aIten-9forObeiu, Sad-
fen @eimar, inO fam i'm Sabre 1858
nod Baltimore. S6r @otte, Serr
Charles ainoerOoter, ging ibr Dor z
Sobren I'M Tooe boran.
Oie Srauerfeierli1fciten fon0en in
Dem Souie ibrer gH@te, 6rau Senrp
SeiuIein, itott. Srnl GinOerDoter,
welhe cine treue Seierin oes nOeiit-
iben Gorreiponoenten" mar, miro bon
elmer SdwcIter, Sroii 2ouiie 9lobS,
Orci giidten, 6rou SenrD Seinleii,
6rau Sames WlcConalO imo 5rolI
@eorge 9eru, ioiuie einem glefien,
@eter @labs, iiberlebt. 9luBeroem
binterloBt lie cine gln5obl bon @roB-
nefien unO @roBni6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Ner M6r0cr Nanis nudl nm Qe6cn

0ie arrangements fir oie geeroi.
gune bon Erou Catherine Wlitdea
bon 9lr. 70t, Observation-Disclosures,
mel6e Dorgcitern bon i6rem @elic6.
ten, Dem i'm ielben Souie wo5nen6cn
George 9aOis, eriboiien wuroc, limo
BON ibrem @attcn S. Is. 9litdeQ. Don
Dem iie felt 6 0}onatcn eetrennt ae.
Iebt batte, getroiien morOcn. 0o0is,
Der nod Dem YlorOe iih ielbIt orei
Stlgeln in ocn Seib iogte uno ms
llnioeriitD.Soipitol eebradt puroe,
lit INNER no:5 am 2ebcn. Sein 3ti.
ltono bat onideinenO feline g(enoe.
rlng eriobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
qIanrcr 6eOcnflidI OerIett.

gSG6rcno ser glrbeit an Dem Stro.
Benbobmpogeon Sduppen an Der
Gborles., nobe 2onDolc.SiroBe, iic-
len seiteru glohnlittog DEM % Sabre
oltcn @lorer glrtbur 0opnins BON
gir. I'LL. gloro GoitleitraBe. meb.
rere 9oditeme oif oen aopi- Gopn.
ing crliit beoentlide aophpunocu
uno er muBte nod Dem cD.So.
ipital~ ecbrodt peroen, nodocnI ibuI
Or. q. ". 2oder BON glr. 81, Dit
gortb glpeme. einen Serbano onge.
Loot hottie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
gLMaMit.gLnsanbc bcs ..iSprnmn.

Tie slnguit-glusgobe oeS nSorum".
oes ofii6icIen Organs Der nllniteo
StoilpuDs & electric Co. lit ioebei
erl1ienen uno entbGlt Diel g8inens.
mertbes. Ger critic glrtifel oacin giebt
einen intereiionten Ginblid in oos
SisnolipltenL peldcs oie @ompoenic
on allen Ortcn einfiibrt. ipo es ipe.
6lcll 6ur Serbiitlmg bon llnf1acn bon
Dobem %crt6e lit. Gin Ylodiignol.
Efoitcn lit ou iebcn iuie Iie oil Der
SporromS &oint.2inie ongc6ra9i
poroen linO. Gin onocrer g(rtifeI
5eiat StroBcu6a6n.9 .9(ngeItclte, uic iic
in ibrer WluBe6cit in @orten binter
Dem Sorforo. .glDemc gSoeaonbous
orbeitcn. 5crner iino oic 9iloer ci-
ner gln5obl glneeitellter Der Gompag.
ME az ieben, Die boIo Dem gfufe ser
9lrnee tolgen miiiicn. Gin ousiii6r,
IiHer SebcnSlolif 0es Supcrintenocn,
ten Oes Niotcriols uno Der @erfIt6t-
ten Ger @eieIlidoft, g(. 3. Glorf
6eltgt bon Dem 5orti6ritt. oen man
bon Der 9Sidc olf in 0icnItcn oer
9o4n MAIDEN fonn 9lud ole Sport.
Nrtltel lino leBr IeieuslUcrtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
gSas bic 0Iiitc im oSOlace"

berborbringt lit oie SorgfaIt in ic.
Dem Stooium Oes 9rauens. Die
gluSmobl oes ieiniteu DloI8es mo
bciten Sopiens III nur ole @runo-
beoineung. Sic iino Die 9oiis Ger
Site, ober i'm 9rouen Ielbit I'M
@Gbren o6logern mo 5laideniiiIcn
perocn ole Nlittel ouacmonot I'M
elm gier bon 5einbeit beroor3ubrin.
gen. aiite $1.10. 6rco, 9aucrn-
Idnliofs rglmerican 9rauerei~. Sor.
fpro. glbe., W}onment. ino @iIIcn.
Ctr. Eel. 6. & 9S. Ntt. Gernou 363.
(Aug 4) (an3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
OtcDUlte ge8cm 0lmsbes
bnmasgeicB.

-
Su Sflaboma aitsgebrOdcH. II Ban
Ocn OOn glcscrn, $adIt-6armern
nnO SuOianeru Onrd5ieBcn Oas
9auS. ~ 0ici5cn 5nm gSiOcritanO
acgcu OaS glnsbebnuss-@eiek ani.
3critSrcn mebrrrc Sriifcn. II
Srn9tDcr6iuOuus abscbrOdIcu.
SfIo6omo GitD, Sflo, 3.
ghiguIt. ganoen BON glcgern
&odtfarmern lmo SnOianert boben
cine S6redenSberridoft oisgebrci.
tet, nit Der 9Ibiitt Der 9IufIe6nung
gegen oie 3wangs 9lus5ebung IN
Sflo6omo. Grci Counties i'm mitt.
lcreu Gbeile ocs Stoates limo in
Wtitleioenihoft ge5oeen. Sic 9riiden
wuroen t6einueiie 5eritort, Die @rnten
ocrlolien, TrobtperbifOing inter.
bunoen 6ormen imo 90Oen gepliin.
bert lno Grobungen ausgeiioBen,
oae @riidcn inn Giitrift 5u Oerbren-
neu. 90 lauten @eridtc bonn @ou-
perneur @iaiams.
PIN ip6ten 9lbenO mar man lid
nod nibt ihIiiiiig ob glationol-@ Gar
bitten 6ingeiAidt iperOen iollten, nm
sic llnru6en 81 bclhpidtigeb ooer
o6 Gipiliiten.glbtbeihmgen geihoIten
pcrocn ioQtcn, oie Oos 2anO fcnnen.
Gos 9onO lit ieliis unO boiler nieori-
gen gul6wcrfes. Sin @ertrctcr Der
9coierrng. Ser chen 5nriidfe6rte, en-.
piic6lt Oas 2cbterc. Gie betrofienen
Counties imO Seniinole, Sugbes-
uno @ontotoc. Goimtp. Sic Sdcriiis
um6 Gountp-9lnpdlte iommeIn Yidn-
ner I'M iih, I'M Ocn llnrubeltiitern
81 6egegnen.
Sic ltorflte Scr mebrcren 9onoen
lit bic Iogenannte n@orfina Glab
llnion", ocrcn WlitolieOer5o6l 800
betrogcn ioG; ibr eeicaen iit 9loi'
toioren Der rs. gS. g8. organization"
lm0 Nlitglieocr Der nSones es6amilie"
5it.
Gic griltItdtte Der llnrnben lheint
Seminole.Gountp 81 ieiu. 0ortielblt
6crrIdtcu, icitOem Ous 3wongSaus-
6ebungsgeicb Nurdging, i6on llnril.
ben. Gier Gero0dtigc wuroen pcrboI.
tet imO 6eiinOen iid i'm SolIiiom
@eiGn9niB.
3iuon5ig Gibiliten nit 9iihiea
lno @iltoleu llnO Nlunitiou puroan
mad SoIoenSoille mo SScluofo bon
General -9lOhltant Garp geianot olli
Grludcn oes Oortigcn Sheriiis, Der
0ic llnrl9cn fonInien io6 Ger sc.
ncral-Qloiutant ioote, @aroiiicn mir.
oeu MIR i'm auBeriien glotbialle &C.
brou6t merOcu
8oiie ousgerii itet.
Wt u v I I, NllllY p NNb"Ff
II Gin6uuSert beiuoiinetc @l1nner,
Oic NIT cine groBen Sorrot5 @atni.
tion DericGen paren tubren bellte
glCcno s ll6r oui einenI Spejial5llge
noh Der @ren5c Der 9lnti.glus6e'
-gmsidreihtuecn i'm iiioliden
S6eilc oes Stootes o6. Sic Wlonner
muroen BON Sosfoua aus nab Der
St1tte ocr llnru6cn berrIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04
Sanirrin ncridllunnhrn.

0ie biIObii6ide W3arjoric $.
Ebonpion bon @oibineton, 8. g.,
cine Son6erim Ole Dor einiecn $50
dcu aus @oibington bcrihwono,
miro bier bon Ger 9oliaei seiudlt, 90
iic iid onocblih in Ger @}omlmentcn.
ito0t uui9oItea iQQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

Son D on 3. glugilt. ~ g1ndl ci'
ner Gepeihe aus glmitcrOom an ole
= Central glcius .9leenhir, III Der
ncue oeutide Geidston5lcr Gr. Mi
doelis oeiiern IN @ien Bon aaiicr
@arL in gLn0ien3 empinnaen mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-04

SlnscuOmmeH.

Gie GoniercnB.9eridte ii6er beioe
g3abrlmqsmittel &orlaeen Der
9lominiitratiou. Sm Reprdlen'
toutcnbnuIc. 8oit obne icoes
3eidcn bon Sppoiition Scnat
beginnt beute 9erat6lng iibcr oie
@criAte
g8oI6inqton, 3. gluguit. Die
gonicren5.9crit6te iiber oie glo6-
rlngSmittel Control 9ia uno bic
g5obrilngSmittcl glbiddbineS Gor-
logc wuroeu bcute iait obue ieoc Gp-
petition pom Sauie angenommen.
Gieiclben iperocn moreen bon Dem
Senot in griudglmg gc5ogeu wcrocl
oiritcn ober BORT niht Dor Gienltog
outgc6ciBcn perOcn. Die Sppoiition
ocs Scnotors Sore, oeS goriibers
ocS gldcrbatGomites, ideiut 5ur
3cit Oos cin3ise SiuOcruiB i'm @egc
Ser promptcn 9lnnobme Der Bill 5iI
Iein Scrr @ore mag cincn V@Inort'
tGtS-9cribt einreiben.
glidt cine ein3iee Stimme purOc
i'm Souie geJen Den beiBumltrittcncn
uno Iona6ebottirten 9eridt iiber Die
Control .@orloee abeegeben 9Reprd'
Ientont &oipers bon &entudD mahte
oen DergebIiben Seriuh. oen geridt
0uriid5uoerweiien uno itimmte Damn
eceen Oen 8eritt, dnoerte slcid oa.
roui o6er ieine Stinme wieOer. Sie.
pr1lentant WlcSenore BON Geros cnt.
bielt lid Der 9Ibltinnntng.
Der 9erid)t iiber anOere gorlogei
miroc our1 Elm piDa poce &otiln an.
genonlmen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-22
Two Motorcycle Riders
Seriously Hurt by Train

A. Edwards and o. Kerr are in the
Willamette sanitorium and both are
seriously injured, as result of an ac-
cidental collision with the Salem-Silver-
ton train Sunday aftrnoon at 3:15 as
it pulled out Of Salem.
The iDjuredgmen were on a motor
cycle and on the road near the state
prison where it crosses the Fir branch
track. Mr.. Kerr says they were going
at a seasonable gait and had neither
seen nor heard the train until they
were too close to stop or turn aside.
The attempt was made TO turn but the
machine crashed into the tender of the
locomotive, hurting the boys against it..
The train stopped and the injured men
were brought back to town by it. AT
the hospital it. was found Edwards had
received blow on the head which
produced concussion of the brain and
his collar bone was broken and right
ear torn almost off. Besides he was
badly bruised in many places. Kerr
suffered a compound fracture of the
right leg and was also badly bruised.
DR.. Cartwright dressed their wounds
and reduced the fractures. Edwards
regained consciousness this moning, and
while badly hurt it is pretty certain
will recover. Kerr is in for long seige
waiting for nature to repair his injuries
but outside of that is all right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-22
LLOYD GEORGE TELLS
AUDIENCE FIGHT MUST
finish HWITHKNOcKOUT
Reiterates Previous DecIara-
lion In Most Optimistic Ad-
dress In London Today
(By Ed L. Keen)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
London, Oct 22.-Premier Lloyd
George coupled the declarations of his
most optimistic speech this afternoon
with the firmest reiteration of Great
Britain IS determination to battle to a
knockout" +"
fThere can be no peace in the world
until the shrine of the war spirit at
Potsdam is shattered ana its priesthood
is Dispersed" he declared solemnly.
"Time is now on our side. Time was
once a neutral-but not since the ad-
vent of America and the fall of German
submarines.
Americas manpower is the best
fighting material in the world.
"We are now ON the eve of the most
important inter-allied conference ever
held. For the first time the reprsen-
tativs of America and the new Rms
sian democracy will attend. Their sdecis-
ions may determine the ultimate issue of
the war.
"America's participation in this
conference is of inestimable advant-'
age"
Lloyd George spoke at Albert hall, in
at mass meeting new ma
economy campaign.
"Our monthly tonnage loss now," he
"is little over third of the
April figures.
"The submarines lost in ten months
by the enemy total more than twice
the number destroyed during the whole
of last year.
"We have increased our ship building
fourfold. America has done the same. :"
Lloyd George took occasion at the
outset. to thank 10000 members and
workers on war savings committees for
their economy campaign, which.he said
had "saved from five to seven per cent
Of the food supplies"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-22
IMPLEMENT COhPANY'S
SAFE BROKEN Open
Robbers Used Sledge Hammer
to Break Combination
of Lock

By yielding a sledge hammer on the
combination lock of the iron cafe of
the Charles R. Archerd Implement com
pany Saturday evening about s o. 'clock,
thieves managed to get away with $8S
in cash and several checks.
In addition to the sledge hammer
method of opening the safe, the thieves
used a punch in getting into the cash
drawer inside the safe. They evident
ly had no further use for their tools
as they were found on the floor of the
office. The sledge hammer and punches
were stolen from the SCHNEIDER black
smith shop.
The checks stolen and on which pay
ment has been stopped are as follows:
all made to the order of the Archerd
Implement Coz D. Mitchell, for
$lS.18; H. M. Birdssall, for 5000; c..
A. Poole, for $5.35. There was also
check of Mangis Bros. endorsed by E.
E. Matten and chack of John Lauder
back, endorsed by Mr. Matten for $1.25.
1t is the opinion of Mr.. Areherd that
the work was done by professionals and
although the police have kept sharp
lookout for two suspicious looking
strangers who were in town they have
not been seen since Saturday evening.
Besides the cash and checks, the
thieves carried away the firms bank
book and the personal papers of Miss
Mabel Symes, the bookkeeper.