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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
llnoeruanO5frI9cn

9onoon, I 9lilg. - gto9en 6or.
ain0-lnim Cab al brittle San.
5e.sififa ceo lm0ero1nosbaaoe fan
noteres for oen ionnone llae. i9
t5fibe al ooer 1000 IONS ienfeOeS
/ iioite llgc % '3 Al unoer 1900
Cons 5neen 6iifefartpier4
@n llotalelie al 9lomiral Sir
s,so6n 5ellicoe til en- asi. 9reIs
SorreIponocnt oil 0enne 6or'
6in0elle opre al Snteresie glomi.
rolen oiIfltereoe Sihlationen til
5ss meo aorr. peo Shltningen
al oe ire 9lars Sfrig. De ammo
ser MIG om at iige noget on I'm
oerponosinren, begonote @omira'
len Zen er alporlig, ioroi oe
gllliereoeS Sore og cipile gefolf'
nina er forifellig @jrao aTbengi'
dc al ,Sstransport. Dien ira ct
pfoere Spnspinft Jet er SDIflanos
Iilfluqt til oenne fSorm al fSers'
peri opmuntrenoe. De greb life til
ocn, for oe 6ap0e miItet Saabet
ON oeres arigsbGres 'Seir. De
riiifereoe life at bragg ltniteo SSta'
tes ino | ari9en og ian1le alle DC
anore neutrales Weoobpoeligbeo ON
Tia, fsr oe par opcrbcuilte ON, at
oe fife fitnoe nfloat a feel" (oope
ct Sfib) paa 8eroenSbaoene oq
paa loplie 0saaoe aere Snogreb
oe 9(liereSes militGre Stprfes
@pfit."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
9nrne1 rnnnt.

@ntenten % @rpfenlano. 9on-
BON, 3. 9llla. st Telegram til
o@rdange telegraph Company"
Tiger, at Der er proflameret 9elei-
ringstilitmo lot 5ele 9lttica Ggnen
i @rpfenlano, in0befattet 2ltben oq
4Sirpus.
lSenator 5boreien oso. 8allep
Gito, u. 3, 6. Mug. Senator
0tnrtin GboreIon Barnes Gountp,
bar miitet 9ioet pe0 ct 8aaoeIfuo.
lllpffen ben6te bienme.
Senator 6boreion bar ppret
lReoIem al 9egiSlatllren Here Aar
% bar O6e0lem al Senotet ii0ite
Ginter.
captain e5npnemer neobrinqer
lit 30. tgIfe 9leroplan. Baris, 2.
Qlug. Gen bergnlte frnnife fSlpoer
@optain @eorge @e0nemer bar neo-
ifliot fit 90. tDife QlerOplan. San
bupoe Iigget ipg paa SoIpitalet,
men penote Ben 2S. Suli tilba9e
til oen berpnlte ,5torf 4@ifaoriIle"
eiter at oere fommet Jig tilOels,
% neobragt iomme Dag to Dfaifi-
ner.
Sungersnso llngarn. 8aibing-
tom, 9. g., 81. Suli. Sielee tele.
grafiife Wteooeleller begpnoer Sun.
gersneoen at faa Strlt6etag paa
Illngarn. Get beO0er, at Ell 2un6eon
| life fan faaS unoer 8 Dollars; ire
Buno 8so foiter 5 Dollars, og oct
liamme riaa betales for ct Natno
Smgr.
@rsntIaeer er nnppe til at op.
orine.
aina neo / 4rigen Yefing, 2.
9lalellt (ioriinfet). 5ungerenoe8re.
iioent 5eng aipo Gbang bar Sag
biioloet @abinettets eitltemmiee ge'
lilittning ON at erflere SpIflano ol
|9itrig llngar 4ris. gntentemini
Iitrene biz, ianoIpnliguis paa oer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

billrlnffe poa en- SSern6anelfprirg
n9r peo 9lItona, bDor 0eres 9lllto.
mobil blep paafGrrt al ct burti9-
aaaen0e Gog 30 anore al 2lllto.
mobilielifabet paaOro9 Jig nloorlige
4oeItelier.
Soaneoe amerifanife Soloater o9
bleo lDn6eo. Butte, Wtont., 1.
2I1W. fSranf 2ittIe, Ser par Weeo,
fem al n3Sn0lftrial @orfers Of
TIE @orl0"s @fiefntioefomite, og
iom bar ipiIlet en- fremtrGOenOe
GolIe Observation-Disclosures /
9lri8ono, bIeo ti6Ii9 Gags 0iorgen
bortfprt ira ct 2ogibus af maife-
re0e 0fnno % 5Gn9t paa en- Sern-
banebro / llofanten al 9pen
2iQet bIen ifnnret neo a4 8 d
9soIitimeItcr SSerrp 01iirp6p, Ion
i0entificereoe set.
9ittIe bap0e for life lenge iioen
bolot en- Gale, boori ban benpiite
til Sc anerifanife Soloater Ion
,,ScnbS in Uniform"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
Stemningeu | Lnlflauo

glmiteroam, 2. 9lug. Borg
meter gieicte | Berlin uotalte itg
I Manoags meo mesen 2isefrembeo
ON 5itliationen oct inore Ipif-
lamb / en- artifel / v9erliner 3eit-
una om Mittog", iom init er naaet
bertil.
Sy6et ban ipareoe paa iSpsr9s'
manlet, om 9piflano eiter tire slars
seria bar | Stano til at regiItrere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

9inoing ioa Del inOa0tiI JON noao.
TT, iaaoe 9erlinS Magiitrat.9bef:
niSpnret er fun en- neleuoe Be
fraiteDe. Get ipneS, iom ri er ble-
pen en- 9fation al proiiterenoe S6f.
re.
0e, Der life er soelagt al 0iam-
moniagt, PLACES al 6rpgt for, at
9anOet til Ii0it ifal ial0e til6age !
@mbe0soel6ets Spor. gi bolOes
en0nu / 2eoebaan0; ri er life ct
oirfelig irit 6olf.
8i beoer ON at fan 9oo til at
bape ct 9faao al ct 0uiin arbei.
oere, men 9lnmponingen ienOes
itiltienoe ira 9legerin9Sbor0et =
ooisie lSpIler fan man life fortRl.
le alt. gebanol Dem blot iom
ggrn.
6pa0 man enifer er ct Barla.
ment, Der bar 0}agt life Blot en-
lopgiuenoe UidIfine, o9 en- Gegering
al DipnO, Iom fife er oplprte til
at fro, at en- 9urealtfrat neoDen.
oigois oe0 be0re emo almin0elige
oeoelige. Gao os bIibe ct frit 5olf,
men life bare fri pad Fapir."
s lignenOe Jfetning goar felgen-
0e:
Rebenbaon, 6. Mug. Spif.
LAMBS I'bernle gresie taller frit no
ON fin Sfuffelie ober De 8alg,
Iom aaniler Micbaelis bar tritffet
al Weolemmer til oe me feiierlige
og prensiiife Miniiterier 6oitfe BE
Ter, at Sfiitet fife er ct SpItemiftf.
te, men fun en- 0mbDtning al 9eapn.
ne. 9(ae 9toiierne al oenne 4lasie
er eniqe on, at Ser life er rin9eite
Spor al Borldnlentartsme / oen
me 5inqenes Or0en.
Socialiitorganet o8orWerts" !" ta-
Ter ON ser noe gloniniitration iont
en- .af oplpit Qllrealfrati" Gage
6lat" foraftiierer oet npe DeiniIte'
rim Iom oct pPientliqe hel0lqe
administrative Gmbc0Smpno &igs-
oaaens Domination af TO yteolem'
mer, iiqer set, fan fife engang be-
traates fom ct Sfriot ben imoo
Rnrlanlenturismen, for0i BET f6rlte,
at inoen al 6e to er iprlig liberal
| I fin 9(nifuelie, o9 FOR oct anoet
mod beQqe un6er Den nGroprenoe
Brrnblob opgioe oeres Seoer.
Or. oon alleblmnnn er Den enc.
lite al 0e npe @mbeosmpno, Den II
berale BreSie onltaler gnnltigt.
San er u0npont til lloenrigsnini'
tier. RresIen antpoer, at ban er Ell
oanfi.annerationiit" og 5aoer a
at aere aft nniliat Tor at lmogao
oioere fsiernelie ira Storbritanien
i6et ban mener, at 9enifab mellen
Gnolano oq 9pifIano efter ariger
er ns6oenoiq for Sen iiOIte. Oct Il
aes, at ban oil gsre lit poerlte for
at foo en- forItaaelie meO @nqlonf
! I Stan6 Ina mart iom nniligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
Kcb Agerbrugs Land,

hvor Farmerens Sen kan have de sam
me Betingelser, som hans Fader hayde
for ham, we'd eller ner Jernbane eller
smukke Sper. Hvorfor leie, naar De
kan kobe en- Farm til den samme Pris
De betaler | Lejeafgift2 Bedste Jord-
bund. Udmmrkede Meierier j Narheden.
De er sikker paa at gore det godt kls-
verens naturige Hem.
LAND DEPT. N. ITASCA LUMBER CO.
Deer River, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

Dag, tr9oe ian1men for at 0iifltt-
tcre aiuas arigserflering, iom pen-
tes noIteot / nglte llge 6renftaaenoe
Sgifere 9efing unOep6an0ler meo
oen boIlan0ife W}iniiter aina for
at trafie 5oranitaltnineer til III
reiie til Saoa. Den ipanIfe 0tini-
tier oil innoipnligois ooertage o
itrigssllngnrns Snteresier.
SilIas after Bandit. 5uare3,
Uier, 6. 2llg., General Qiurgia,
Der er 9sfoIs6aoen0e / oen moro
pitlige miIitpre Gone uotalte, at
6rancisco 8iIla M er belt u0enfor
iom nilitpr 6aftor i Vferico, og
at ban er oen0t tilbage til lit CANT
le 9aanOpGrf iOm Bandit
@eneral Murgia fom 6ertil paa
9eieg, Ieoiaget al i'm 9uitru og
line 9ern. San uotalte, at 8illa
baooe life engang 100 O1anO DOS
liig, o9 at 6an opbol0t Jig / @gnen
oc0 Sn6e i Durango, 0a Genera
len ii0it bap0e moOtaget llnOerret-
ming ON BAN.
9tpoen j Gpiflano. 9tiniteroam,
3. 9lug. o6anOels6IaaOs~ Sire
Tpon0ent oeo @rpnien telegruferer
til lit 9la0, at neutrality-suspicious. /
2piflnno er en- Itor Sfltfielie gn
IOrfan iioite 'Spnoag 6ap0e giort
Sfa6e ! bele set peitlige EpifIano.
Berlin, 8. slug. gictoria Gafe,
/ ser er belia9en0e paa Siernet Al
Inter oen 9inoen og 6rieori0itras-
! ie, og iom IanOipnligois er ben po-
lpolpreite og 6eOIt beipgte SAFE /
Berlin, er blepet luffet poa @runo
al 0nertre0eIier al 0lnObeItemmel-
ierne.
aibot benugter, at lSranfrig nil
5ape anoet emo @lias og 2ot6rin.
gen. 9aris, I Mug. Prenlierminl.
tier 9fi6ot betegneoe 9tigsfanSler
Oeicbaelis Iom en- 6oIifner, mar
ban bar iagt, at Der er Sraftat mel
lem 1Sranfrig og 9filslano, iont
gaar no paa, at 6ranfrig oil ero.
bre 9ono ira 8pIflan6.
,}flt, Iom Gi9sfansler Qlic61eliS
Iag6e ON 6emmelige Sraftater mel
lem 4uslan0 og ,5ranfri9, ct obIo'
Int 9pgn, iagoe 9Sremierntiniiteren
ySanobeoen er, at i 1914 bler
Sen oaopren0e franlfe 9rentierni'
niIter, 0onleroie, o9 G5aren enige
ON, at Ifnloe Ser blipe arig, Iflil'
Sc 9hlslano anerfenoe 5ranfrigs
!arap paa gIIns og 2otrin9en.
fSranfrig bar olorig snifet no9ei
Serritorillm pna gtbinens penItrt
greo.
9fiqsfansler Micbaelis bar for
folTfet oenne Sroftat unoer 6orIe
qet poa at ri @eiieren fra oet SIN
Ipar, iom boiler iaa tungt pat
ham".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

befenOte Srig9ioriatter 6rant s..
Sinonos, 5pori ban ioger at pile,
at Dc 9llliereOe oil ieire 1918.
Sans puientlige 8rlln0 ior 0enne
9fntagelie er, at GentralmagterneS
Man0Stab er iaa tort, at De lnll.
li1t fan boloe no Ien8ere. IDif-
lano fan life uoblngres til oet
5io, men oct og bets alliereoe er
allereOe iaa itGrft un0erIegne baa-
oe / SoI0ntertal og Sfpts. at
De life fan loboloe aanppen Sell
ten. .lpnmere, ielD ON 9tuSlan0 life
fonlner til at ipille nogen aftiO
9tolle arigen mere.
5 0ian0ags melOtes, at De en-
gelif.iranife Iropper bauoe ounoet
npe Seire SsnOags i 6lanOern.
6fter at Beiret moOerereOe, oanOt
aronprins 9ilrprents 8ropper eiter
Ell bel Rats 9onrbaroement 500
iuite / 9anOs6Den 0ollebefe. Qten
5eloct par tln giebIiffeIi9t, oa
9riterne Oe0 ct Ufoonngreb ltrafs
faiteoe Dem no og tog nogle til
6ange. Ggiaa 5ranifrnpnoene bar
BAIT 0elo meO Zig 9torO for y
perm. Ogiaa paa 9lisnefronten bar
g5ranifn9n0ene folot Stan0 imoo
5Difernes 9Ingreb. - 9anaoierne
trpnger iia nermere in onIfring
Sens. Baa Seirioen Al 9pen er
Dc finn 1000 garoS ira gDens Sen
trum. Zit ior G5ernoiplt5 bar
3llsIerne tnget 800 Sanger og
aro6ret tre Dtoifingeoprer. Sra
8etrograo meloes, at Yreuier ste-
renitD bar taget lin 9teii8ndtlon til
baae eiter at allie Barrier meo
llnotagelie al DiarImiliiterne bdo'
De aibet 6an oereS fuloe 8iIlllrt-
nina % uOtult. at ban par Den
Dlano, til 5oem 9iuslan0 fllnoe
fnotte 9aab ON Heoning.
1SelQenoe lloorag al arigsnwbe.
oerne @adr. giusierneS 1ilbn.
aetoa gllfoipina itilne5 al. - 5
gSIanoern paa Neitironten preoer De
mo0iatte Score binanoen AZ, lonI
geiret be0res. Ipiferne bar anere'
bet poanD peo Sollebefe mellenI
9pern oa @arneton men bleo Had
ct tilbage al 8riterne OgIaa peo
NeIr6oef Belt for 2)pern parFrln9
Rnpprecbta trooper llbelolge. Srl'
tiife GSInoere 9ior0e Sogter | Utan'
oaQs, efter at 9}eiret bar fldret, %
fotograiereoe tpife StIllinger, lonI
5sorbereoelie til ct mt britilt 5or'
Isq. - Gems, allIcentret 9toro Ior
9lrrns, inoeiliittes ite0ie nermerC
di 9riterne. 9iter oeres 0elo
5gnOaas rpffeoe GanaOierne 'nGr'
mere 9nen ira 8eit og Spoeeli
Ii @aar. 5iliDnelaOenoe boloer
g3,tsiernp mn 0ereS 9inie Jtor0 f0r
3nielter, % Berlin meloer, at Jhls'
Ierne iorbere0er iig paa at leoere
ct lSlaq imo0 Gpiferne, iom rpt.
fer irem meIlem Onieiter % Brut1
Daen Spo for 4srttb inotil Den
riunpnife Srnnie ialoer 9fnS1ernt
enonu tilbage. font De fentpet
lAaarot.
Daas 0}oraen Get er ior'
bolospis itiae paa arigsironten
;SfonSeren. Ganaoierne peobll'
pcr at trpnge iig nGrmere mo ON
oens. iaa man mener, oeine S9s
l(5nrniIon life lpnge fan ltna imoo
: Champagne er 5ranifmrnoe
ne trnngt igennem De tpIfe sinle'
lpoa ire Steoer, % paa Den De
rsmte 3o4 Sei bor DC afilnaet e
init g(nereb oe ttlisiet 9pifern'
itort Cab. - 9an 9itironten Ndl
oe eitrisIf-pife trooper leperet e
Iitort Slng paa neore I5eretb for a
nn6ne @eien til 9esIarabien.
gsof ct Bar ruSiiife 9teaimentel
bar Ipigtct; andre Steber boloer o.
Sfano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

iN' Sa' - ll1NN' 0SH u'ipStt'N't
lte @Gr, bar foranoret lit 9eaon til
@eorge 8oo0brioge 9an piloe it.
te baoe Ianlme 9tapn iom Oen tQife
9figSfapler.
''aillen oct 9oIoe 9lls @a'
f9l'l9ioh % e. z all9. 0r. 5rtof.
9lof 9faiplen, Ger ltaar | Splolen
Iof oea lorTfe aollllllisllon llllfeo
Sia'es' oIeo ! @aar oct 9oloe
ellS fofillelt foreltllief Ior Fr9ll'
oei'f @illon AZ oen norlte Vflnilfef
orph'
Su 0aoe 9or9erref f0rlt- Sl'fs
lal0' ~ y" I. @ll9. Seleeal''ola-
''er 9ar p0'Ol Ell '.aaol'u9al,a9' %
p"u Osn'le % ~ I'etp'9ei (" Ptotel'
n'0O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ploiel'e'
n.y. VI 'uu ''''8' u g .0''vo''
oot9'il le'' pa' - t''ee' oo'PI'e
'e'i' IL III WV I''''l'' lo''' '~'ot
o''p''
vt 9arn llolaf. ef ~ 9faalle'
oerS ganllllelt Sarn oleo forleoeh
op'ne4le'''i''ei ou'90' - ~utD
7" Plelll''''l9 'N0ltVts| o1@''. =
81 et Jul "l''' -. 49, 9''''0C , ~
feh Sup' gOo'paa pui ll'e0''' "0u9
aUDt eu'e Puu i'''9, S'9 . u'''''
Se'Oe"' e0eis o'''.e' ''p2S'''' ~
'so li'ul. ILte tl'O'''' 0u9e" V'eo
llie'O' III '09et'lle'''
sSiorf 9leoeri Seltep' SPo'u'e'
SSol09 l. All9 20 9'0oefe lou''9
forleoen aSllliefelloe aa9'eref 0reo
alr1oner 'Sirlt gfallo'lal ou"'
0'epl'l"e Sule' oei ''egei igt'''p
lloo pua e''''os' ",soe'' o.,
tn fen8'l'uOrt' ~, N'.e.o'i W. ~. >lt,
wv W ''''oe'l9ei'Ie' 9 2..s U ''
&pI''"' l'''' V'' s'9' '
NoofStoilllllisI'o"en III 9'i'Sl'''o
er peirot tllpa9e' eh 9aoh Puu
StlIlc1aoSt9llea =. al'g. zen u'''e'
rltanlte &onll'llS'lon III 9'i''iu''O
moo elpblt Moot lSplo'eh alllO''
@aar 1erfll IRA 9fllslolo. 3olll' Il.
ml$llonenS V'eoieIlller p"l'eoe 'lls
at ilofaie 1l9 OIL gele" II, ~ W O''e'
lal'e' IL Iun p.VipOl9 > '1.' ':'''o, se,
ll9e' al @O''ll'''Vl'U''e' oo 49, - w.
0et' ulel' 9'el'spe"l19s 'ss N.Y. So'S' So,, Snoa,
a'.e " '"9l'l'' N7'''
oelp9''
91elen 'of c" aa''p''u'sl pl9
oetatloh ltprter Heo w oie1Oe9
7'nleloia 2e ~ .. '''s' 'ss'V'. @
9foIpD y eaplor' pet pu' ''0'
md'oallt lot Si8'ulioup,'is 9c.0'
te'oe oip0el''i'O'', "'1,1'J an r.. .a
o'''S V'" pe'''S' ,S - > ar,,6tos
epi0'' " a l'V'',' msu sor 6o,,S,
aetae'.' - m''''|- o|-t ,,,,,..,a,, mas
p'uOS s..es'ss .s oa,,,a6o,et ~ noo.
Jun o''''''Ss iSs..'>;se o.,n.,toSor
luTuH 1tI lltpQNHptbN "'NNs i5@'f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
gnrt epet dnnD.

San ififteoe ltapn. @lencope,
9. 81 1. 9Guo. @n @eorge .. 8.
3Dfi6aeIis, 6pis 6a0er og 9e0ite-
faoer par Offioer oen amerifall-
ife SGr, bar foranoret lit geaon til
George 8ooO6rioge. San pifoe if.
te baOe ianume 9tapn iom 0en tuife
3igsfaniler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

Sonmenitsb mellem Sernbane-
toa oa s(utorrobil meo osoelig llo'
ialo. aefpancc, SSll., 3. slara. 0frs.
Siloa 9oqlliit ira 9focf SsIano,
henoes 4saorige Sen % Seltrene
Coma pa Sa8el 9arion ira @ltona,
|S[I. omfom / @aar en- 9llttomo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08
,,DANSK EREN"

j,OAANCA IIlo1uN
ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af ,,Den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
Ike / Amerika" og udgives al
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

9ianien i oct Soioe Sus. 8a.
T5in0ton, .. 6. 2. 2lng. Or. 5riOt-
9ioi 9tanien, ser Itaar i Spi6ien
ior Sen norife aomnisfion I ltniteo
States, bIep / @aar oct 9pioe
6uS formeIt foreitiIlet for Rreii.
Dent @liion al Sen norIfe Miniiter
s9rpn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19
Food Production
Director Named
For British Isles
Sir Arthur Lee, Once Military
Attache Here, to Control
Country's Supply

London, Feb. 1S.-Sir Arthur Lee,
Member of Parliament for the Farehar1
division of Hampshire. has been ap-
pointed Director of General Food
Production. Sir Arthur will be respon..
sible to the president of the Board OF
Agriculture for the coordination and
executive control of those sections OF
the board which deal with the supply
and distribution of seed, fertilizers,
focdstuffs, labor and work, and the war
and agricultural committees IN Eng
land and Wales. 800.
Sir Arthur Lee was the British Mill
tarv Attache with the United States
army during the Spanish American
War and was military attache, with the
rank of lieutenant colonel. ut the
British Embassy in Washington in 1899
and 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19
GERMAN WAR TAX
TO BE INCREASED
Deficit of $4,000, 900 Will
Be Met by Additional
Industrial ImpoSts

Amsterdam, Feb. 1S.-An explana-
tory note respecting the German budget
of 1917, issued in Berlin to-day, says
"The necessary means for carrying
on the war will be raised when re-
qrired by means of special war
credits. The ordinary expenses in con-
nection with the state debt require az
present 1891, 500 900 to effect balance.
ain the ordinary budget the revenue
from hitherto existing war taxes IS noS
sufficient, and the deficit of S3l2,5Oo,-
600 will be covered By new war tax
II is intended to impose an ad valorem
tax on coal on the output at the COL
lieries. and as an extraordinary war
tax to impose a surtax on passenger
goods traffic on railways and internal
shipping.
"In the extraordinary budget $780,
90 600 will be devoted to the redemp-
ton of the debt by purchase. With re-
gard to the redemption Of the war
loans, this will be decided after peace
has been concluded.
Credit for Exchequer bills is IN
creased to s75O,OOO,OO0, and the uncov-
cred contributions OF the federal states
ere estimated at s13,OOo,oOO.
"On February l the relatives insur-
ance fund amounted to s5,25O,OCO'
Regarding the revenue, the increase
in customs is estimated at SlO'2oo'oV0i
total receipts, s1SS, 100000; increase IN
tobacco. s550,000; war surtaX, gil.
75O.O 900; increase in stamps 'on bills OF
lading, sl6,266,500, and the stamp OH
Dutch goods trade, s56,25O,OOO.
"The tax on wealth is expected &c
produce s22, 500 900, and the shares Of
the state in post and telegraphs $780,
100000.
"The estimated revenue from all war
tsxes-namely, s312,500, OOO--is Sls,-
$50. 900 in excess of the previous year.
"The ordinary budget amounts to
1925, 25O 900, or 1920, 10000 more than
the previous year: ,o,o
an the extraordinary budget xl,Sl-,-
500 is vet to be covered by Loan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19
Greatest Men in Germany
Pawns to vOn LudendOrH
Working Behind Won Hindenburgs Name and Authority
Quartermaster General Settles Every Social and
Economic Problem of the Empire

promulgated the decision ultimately
rested with General Won Ludendorff.
The representative OF American Jewish
societies who came TO Germany to ar
range communication between Polish
Jews and relatives in America for the
sending Of relief funds conferred with
General Won Ludendorff before the
plans could be approved.
When Won Hindenburg was appointed
to the general command of Germany
entire military strength General Won
Ludendorff extended not only his mill
tary responsibilities, but also his con-
troll of food production and distribu-
tiCn, manufactures, transportation and
other social and industrial factors. HIS
first decision was to remedy the error
Of General Won Falkenhayn, former
chief Of the General Staff. who had
sadly underestimate the required
amount of munitions. General Won
Ludendorff's determination was to pro-
duce not the amount of guns and mu-
nitions which experts might deem
necessary, but the maximum amount
of which Germany's industries were
capable.
From this came Germany's grandiose
scheme of modelling the entire labor
supply. The idea of the compulsory
employment of Belgian labor in Ger
man industry was also General vor
Ludendorff's. When Governor General
Won Kissing of Belgium argued the i'm
possibility of carrying out this scheme
without exciting diplomatic compiled.
lions it was "the higher military au-
thority" which ordered the plan put
into effect.
The Krupps, August Thyssen, the
iron magnate, and other big industrial
leaders of Germany 90 direct to Cen
eral Won Ludendorff for directions re-
garding the production of munitions
and supplies. Thyssen last autumn
brought from Won Ludendorff word
that there would be no ruthless sub
marine war, which The Associated
Press sent in an interview to the
American press, and it was again from
the chateau at Pless, after the rejec-
tion of Germany's peace overtures, that
word came in January promulgating the
ruthless submarine policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19
VILLA REPORTED ON WAY
TO JAPAN IN DISGUISE
Rebel Leader UnaccOunted for in SIX
Weeks-May BE in Mountains

FL Paso. Tex, Feb. 1S.-Eduardo To-
riano Bravo. Mexican Consul, tonight
declared Carranza officials here and IN
Juarez had heard several days ago that
Villa, in disguise, had embarked for
Japan on a political mission.
"Villa has not been accounted Tor
since he went to Parral about six weeks
apo." said the consul. However, we
are inclined to doubt that he has gone
10 Japan. That may have been in
vented to account for his absence. 1t
is believed more likely that he is hiding
in the mountains, either to try to re-
organize his bands there or because he
Is sick or wounded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19

Geneva, Feb. 1S.AGermany now has
, real boss" in General Won Luden-
dorH. first quartermaster general.
The hand Of Field Marshal Won linden
burg's trusted colleague is felt not
only in his direction of the armies OF
the Central Powers, but reaches into
Germanys whole economic and social
life.
All the threads, not only of military
control. but also OF civil administra'
ton. food distribution, industry, agri'
culture. and finally even of German
foreign relations, all of which are SUD-
prdinated al present TO military re-
cuirements. now run ultimately TO the
Sles;an chateau of the Prince of Pless,
where General Won Ludendorff sits with
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg at i'm
rsrial Headquarters. Where purely
military decision is in question Won
Hndenburg's name is usually cited, but
Al other great questions OF German
policy in recent months, such as uni
terssl auxiliary labor service, the con-
version Of German industry 70 an aoso-
lute war basis, the transfer Of Belgian
sorkmen to Germany, the Tightening
CT the food regulations, and, finally,
unrestricted submarine war, were AL
most invariably accompanied by the
self-explanatory remark, "Ludendorn
Isl dafuer lLudendorf is for it,"
Gained Power in East Prussia
This General STAFF officer. in the days
II August. 1919. when the original Ger
nan commander in the East, Lleuten-
ant General Won Prittwitz und Can
ron. had given orders 10 abandon East
Prussia and fall back behind the, Wis
iuls. was hurried from imperial head
quarters, picking up Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg on the way. He has now
extended 10 all Of Germany the system
which he introduced in the East when
von Hindeuburg was merely the over
commander Of the Eastern forces.
II new customs tariff were TO be
Introduced for Poland and If regula-
tens for the tobacco trade were to De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19
A'eKEFELLER, JR., SEEKING
TO DOUBLE BIBLE CLASS
canvass In Connection With
biliy sunday Campaign

,.s,.z>iss to-day will begin can
s,t, NE Morgan Offices. the Guar
~ tp,k Company and other large
a. ~. hNItDtiOns for recruits for
nm ,.essitiier Bible Class at the
Asez,, NFthgf Baptist Church IN con
49,. sith The Billy Sunday cam
y movement 70 increase the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-19

membership of the class from $50 to
800 before April was launched yes
terday, and John D. Rockefeller, jr.,
it was said, will give much of his
time to the campaign. Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter has been one of the chief sup
porters Of the Sunday campaign.
The work of recruiting was started
informally with a talk on the efficacy
Of prayer by the Rev. DR.. Cornelius
Woelfkin, pastor Of the church, the
class having already been divided into
sections, each in charge of a captain.
Members connected with large Wall
Street firms promised TO take an ac-
tive part in the work there.