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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
U. Of |. PROFESSORS
ARE CHARGED WITH
D|SL0YA[TY BY !. S.
EIGHT TEACHERS ARE ORDERED
DISMISSED BY GOVERNMENT
FOR ALLEGED OPPOSITION TO
LIBERTY LOAN.

Champaign. ILL.,. Nov. 2-W. H.
Kerrick. Department Of Justice agent.
declared today if eight professors of
the University of Illinois. charged with
disloyalty, are not dismissed the gov.
eminent will take the matter in hand
kerrick said the charges will he sub.
mitted to Governor Lowden as well as
the government,
| The instructors were summoned be-
fore Mr.. Kerrick and Postmaster
Charles Weber in the city hall in Ur.
Z ina last night to explain their ut
terances.
Eight faculty members and one stu
dent who appeared before the govern
ment agent laughed, sneered and re-
.usel t0 answer his questions, Ker
lick charged
! kerrick summoned the accused
teachers after an investigation Of al
legged antiAmercanism, which in
Guided opposition to the liberty loan.
Rel Cross activities and other war
york.
Only two Of those summoned re
3nonded but eight others appeared un.
invited.
Those who were summoned and APP
reared are DR.. A. c. Cole. assistant
professor of history. and Dr. Queen
Shepherd, instructor in philosophy.
Camille Weiss. instructor in struc-
tural engineering, also was summon
81 but did not appear.
Or. Richard Chase Tolman, profess
sor of chemistry, was among those
who appeared unlimited to champion
The cause of those summoned
The board of trustees of the uni.
versity last Summer quietly dropped
! four instructors from its faculty for
anti-Americanism it was brought out
today.
Kerrick conferred with President
James before leaving the city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
Gear Wheels Made Of Cotton.

Gears are now being made Of Or
binary cotton which Outwear those
matle from the finest steel. 1t seems
Incredible, hui 1t Is true, says Popular
Science Monthly.
The very hardness of the metal
gears causes the teeth surfaces to
scrape over each other when they
mesh, producing hitle0us scrceches ant
groans. Everyone of t|lese scraping'
means q certain amount OF wear.
Teeth made ont of compressed cot
ton yield. They are, therefore, noise
less. Compressed with the metal gears
they are indestructihle. To make
these fiber gears Il large cylinder built
M of cotton disks Is compressed to but
one-sixteentli of its former length!
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
he WANTED ONLY BIG GAME
English Warrior 6ravely Describes
Numerous Encounters With the
Ferocious African Beasts.

Once / was talking with one Of those
gentleman rankers of the cid England,
who by This time Is probably some
where In France. for he was always
looking for trouble where II was thick
EST. writes New York sun war cor
respondent. He had been away for
about three years In the jungleS Of AZ
RIGA at that time and was giving II
little account of himself.
Among his frank admissions was the
story of holding off a band of Asian
tees for six days slngle-handed, while
he kept busy with two rifles and a
revolver. Also he had got away with a
few tons of Illicit ivory In the African
jungles and had slain six more hull
elephants than the law allows. Incl
hentally he had shot lion which was
charging him and had hand-to.hand
ciinch with a gorilla.
He had done things like that before
this harum scarum OifScouring. There
was nothing at which he ever stopped
being mostly composed Of iron nerve
and steel muscles. He had Il soft, en-
ressing way when he talked, and when
he dropped back into civilization he
continued to wear the wrist watch
with its grimy leather band which h
had taken with him through so many
adventures In the equatorial wilds.
'Bally effeminate." he observed
"this tickbug, Ell? Maybe wrong, ole
man, but deucedly convenient to squirt
down ut and time the two-horned rhine
that happens to be charging Il chap
eh, what:"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
To the Public

AS further evidence of good faith the ILLINOIS CO.
OPERATIVE PACKING COMPANY has VOLUN-
TARILY AGREED to DEPOSIT ALL NOTES FOR
SALES OF SHARES WITH THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE OF OTTAWA, and to DEPOSIT ALL
CASH IN BANK, to be held there to the credit OF the
Company and NOT ONE DOLLAR checked out for
ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER without the signature
Of the REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE. in addition to that of the Treasurer OF the
Company. Arrangements have so been made with the
Banks
No stronger proof could be given of the proper handling
of all funds well the legitimacy and soundness OF the
enterprise
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
CLUB FOR ARMY OFFICERS
Lord Leoonfied's House in London Be.
ina Fitted Up for Use Of Amer
leans.

I.ondun.-ohicerS of the American
forces on leave in London ar passing
through will soon have n regular Amer
lean club where they can while away
their spare time. Lord I.econteld has
given M his palaIial home In Chester
field gardens and n committee Of the
Pilgrims are busy transforming Il into
Onr ni the coolest clubs In the city. 1t
viii he ri the disposal of the American
officers within few weeks.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
WANTS TO SHINE SHOES
FOR PERSHlNG'S ARMY

Pueblo, Col0.-Thomas Price.
twenty-Seven. Il legleSs boot
black here, wants the job Of
shining shoes for General Per
shng's Samnles "Oyer there
Ills crippled condition prevents
him from entering the army, 50
he has written President Wilson.
requesting that h. be given II
chance To "do his bit"
Il am told that soldiers have
to keep their boots polished"
wrote Price, who conducts II
Shoe-shining parl0r here, and
that they have 10 do Ii them
selves. If you can make a place
for me 10 do the shining for
them | don't think you'll find me
loaiing on the job"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
Always Unusual.

'How do you account for the re-
markable weather"
Haven't tried. TO be perfectly
frank, | don't believe ! recall more
than a fcw months In the past ten or
fifteen years when the weather wasn't
being described as remarkable"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02

longs nj the Wandemere resort. IA
slstence Of many persons who tele-
phoned to him that they had served
the city by finding one of its ostriches
led Mr.. Lnmbourne 10 Investigate when
the bird had strayed. He notified the
officials Of the resort. but at last re-
ports the ostrich was still holding
down the outiield and inileld In the
Stobbe apple orchard.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
Cold Comfort.

~ was arguing with fellow about
politics the other day and I'm best
If he didn't advise me to consult an
alenist!" exclaimed the contentious
man.
"Wcl. Well"
81 suppose he thought that hne
piece of SarcasmT"
"Oh. don't know. Maybe he meant
IL"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02
our MEIGABORS IN ILLINOIS
Tell About a New Discovery.

Many local people are glad to testify
TO the good results obtained from Anuric,
the discovery of Doctor Pierce of the
Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, n. Y, for kidney
and bladder disorders, backache, rheu-
matism and all uric acid troubles. This
is what Mr.. Walter Carlson Of llGO Sedg-
wick Street, Chicago, ILL.,, says.
II suffered for four years with pain in
my back. | tried everything there was
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-02

out but they all
failed to help me.
| even went to a
doctor and h @
could not cure my
bac k 4 C h q. A
friend OF mine ad-
vised me to try q
box Of DR.. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets,
and so | did |
used two boxes and
the pains were
zone. am not
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

nogo iii6ten auf ser omerifaniiden
Seite Der @ren8linie 3utludt, ais
ser 9lngriff begonnen muroe.
3oabenlnte, pelAe bier aus Sii-
nogo anfamen beridtcn, SoB &iGa
peri0nIi6 ieinc Mannidoften bel Dem
9(ngriif fiibrte. @iele meritaniibe
Gegiertnestrlppen er9aben iid nnd
einem @efebte auf Der @lo5a ser
Staot oen @iaoiiten. Siinoga lit
iebt O6aig in oen @Gnoen ser 8iQa.
Streitmabt.
Die gro6ermg Der 5taot oiebt
Giaa einen Einft, bon Dem ibm Ser
3usnng in oie 8ereinigten Staoten
erm0gIi6t lit. @iao's Saupt-aom-
lnanSo loa ii9 in %oloo, 20 WeiIen
oitlib bon @reiioio, befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
elfns perIaEt bic siirfei.

81 mIteroom, oia 2onoon, 80.
@toi. Cine geilern aus Gonitonti-
nopeI an Oie 0GSronffurtcr 3eitimg"
eeIanOte Gepeitbe iogt oaB SER
9lbram s. @IfuS, Der omerifaniidbe
9oti6aiter an bic 8iirfei Der bei Dem
gluSbru6 Ser 9e5iebungen 5miidet
Ser Giirfei uno Oen Ser. Staaten 5u-
riidgerlifen murOe, o6er bisber our6
Granfbeit in Gonitantinopel 5uriifge-
balten wurOe, eeitcrn Die Giirfei 0er-
lieB.
Gem frii6eren @otl6ofter murOe
Elm Spe5iolmoggon I'M 9alfon.@r-
preB5ug fir iib, ieine Satin uno 26
Neit9lieocr oeS 9otlAofts.Stobes sur
Geriiiglmg ociteGt. Serr @lfus ee-
ocnft iitb cine 3eit lang in Der
SdiDei5 auf5ubalten, e6e er Die
Seimreiie no6 oen Ser. Gtaoten FORT
lest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Saicn fir lt.guutc.

@aibington 80. Mai. -
SefretGr DonieIS gab 6eitte 0ie @m.
piebIungen befannt, Die cine Commit.
lion Don 6lotten.Offi5ieren in ge3ug
ouf Die @ert5eioigung Der aiiiten ge-
mo6t bate. 0arua9 loaen gaien
fiir u-8oote uno 6lue3euge lmae.
Bono bel San Diego, Sos 9lngeles,
@oi5 Soof, @aib. an Der 0tiinoung
oes GoIumbia-6luiieS uno am Eu.
gent Soun6 un0 02are Sslono er.
rihtet meroen. Die 8l1ne be0iirfen
gu ibrer 9(usfiibrung Die Sumne bon
$7,445,000; Der 9eri1t muroe ge-
itern an oen GongreB geianot, o6er
obne glngabe Der Gage Der 9oien.
9&ort6 Sslano i'm San Diego $ofen
ioa Der &lae fiir Die bauptid6lide
Mlarine.5lu an Der Ba-
cific.&iiite peroen; 0ie Soften fir Die
@iuri6tlng oerielben meroen auf
$500,000 eeIbGbt.
Die Gommiiiion por nidt i'm
StanOe, einen eerehten @reis fir
ons 81 erwer6enoe 9onO feit5uiebcu
iino empiieblt oie Ginleitung zines
@nteignun9sperfo6rens; Der 9eiiber
0eS 2an0es i6Gtt oen g9ert6 oeliel.
ben altf $4,500,OO0. Gie lt-9oot.goie
fir Die San 0iego-&egion ioll nuf
ser oortigen 6lotten.GeIerootion ein.
geri6tet tperOen uno ni1t mebr ais
$4,000 folten. Gle 9(nnobme eineS
inter Dem @olier liegenOen 9lreolS
BON ser Stoot Sos 9(n9eles miro 5ur
grrihtnng bon 9oien oorgeiblogen
lno cine @ertpilli9rng bon $2,500,-
600 oerlangt, I'M oen @rlnO aui5ll-
fiiaen lmO cine ll.9oiis 5u idofien
@eitere $250000 iperoen fiir Elm DE
roOom an 0erielbcn Stelle geforOert.
9luf W}ore SslanO piiroc cine Il.
Boot 9oIe $4,000 umo oie SLUG
Itotion $4,000, in 8uget Souno
reIp. $t,425. 900 rm0 $375,000 foiten.
Gie @nttpidlung BEL G0ij Soof, ge-
geniiber @ort 9lnoeles, @oi6, erfor.
bert 100000 un0 sic am Golumbio-
6luB $t,200,OOO, no 5m0lf ll-9oote
lntergebroft meroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Sin nnr,iinlidler CsinfSnfcr.

Ser 90 Sabre olte g&eger s. gllc.
ranOer bon glr. 423, gorO.9inc.St
eing por einieen Gogenin Die Stoot,
Inn ein5ufallfen. @r vfallitc~ bel
Stcmnrt & 50. 5wei Seinoen in Oem
@clddft BON SulinS @utnon & SO.
ein 8oor Ieioenc 4anicuitriimpie unO
bel So6idilO, aobn & so. eine lci-
Oene 0amcn-9louie. 9ie @ebeitnpo.
li5iiten Glip6ant mo 6reeman Itea-
ten ober felt DAB gleranoer Die
@aaren nibt eefauft Bate, ionoern
oaB oieielben o6ne ooS g9iilen oer
&erf0lferinnen in leinen 9elib ec-
longt moren. Ger 9ieger iibt nun in
Der mittleren Foli5eiitation, no er
beite 9lidter YodnrO unter 6rei
Giebltabls Acknowledgements norec'
fiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
OludJ immcr nidJt saus rn6is.

Sn GoIt ct. 2ouis, SG., ereigncten
ii6 eeltern pieoer fleinere glu8-
Bride Oes JtaIienbnHes.
Cat ct. 2ouig, SG., 80. Moi.
II Gin gleger purOe beiite glbeno
our6 einen ShuB Iei6t beripunoct
uno' dluei onoere gieger muroen BON
einem @lob bon fiinf5ie perpriigelt,
Ger li9 in 6en g(usIGufern Der Stotot
geianmelt botte, no6Oenl Die rSa.
looms" I'M 6 llbr glbenos geidloHen
ipor0en poren. Der Mob nurOe
our6 Niili6iolooten ino Die Boli5ci
Oerlprengt.
Gin i6orfer &egenfoll iin0 Die 9ln'
peien6cit Der N}ili5trltppen bielt i'm
augemeinen oie 9laooultItigen im
SGo6. Ger 9lusbrud am 9lbenO
purOe iAnell 6eigelegt unO mar an-
ge6lib ein ilolirter Sail
IS 6efonOen lib iueuiger Eerionen
ouf Der StroBe ais an ben Oorber-
ge6enoen Gueen. 9llle iopeit III Ocn
9folien-&eoolten oerlebtcn Eerioucn
6cfinOcu iid) ouf Der @ciierlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
gLdtsedn Snac udne g9nIicr.


S6redlide 9eiOen Der 9emonnung
zines amerifaniihen Sdooners.
S6iii ging pdbrcno zines Orr
fans inter. II Captain uno ell
0Ratroie perloren i6r 9e6en.
Sabona 80. W}oi. - Ter I'm.
tergang oes onerifoniiden SAooners
.M. 6. GloriOge~ bon 0ennis, Moii,
lmO ser 200 ieines GoSitGns, George
0elbat, unO eines Matroien, Die an
oen 5oIgen ser ltnbiloen oes Netters
um0 OeSSungers Itarben pir0e bellte
bier befnnnt, ols a6t llberlebenOe oes
,@lorioee4 BON einem britiiden
Sdooner geIanbet puroen. Ger yGI-
bridge" fl6r am 5. W}ai bon Eampa
nab Gienfitgos ob, plroe ober led
uno ianf in einem Srfan, ais er Orei
Gage Der 6o6rt 5uriidgelegt bate
Gie @eretteten mur0en geitern an
9or0 genommeiL no6oent lie o6t5ebn
Gage obne @oiier iInO nit nur eini-
gen aonnen conieroirter @firiide in
eincm fGcinen Boot Oos Spiel Der
@euen gepeien mnren. Gle 0lutro-
len crfIdrten, Dab iie einen Saifii6
nit Seilen gefaneen unO iid bon Def
fen 8Iut Dor Dem @erbungern be-
pobrt bGtten.
Ger IN. 6. @Iorioge" mar Elm
Greimait-S6ooner bon 252 Gonnen,
in @ortsmoutb, gl.-S., in 1878 &C.
6aut unO @igentbum BON &olano 9.
aeaD in Dennis, Moii)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

ole @alfan Gtoatcn i6re eigcncn in
ternen 9lngelegcn6eiten o6ne Gin
mii6ung BON auBcn orrongiren ioll-
ten. 9ic 3ufunit pon iaB.&ot6rin.
gen miro nicbt crpGbnt.
0ie ticbe6iiben, polniicbcn uuO
Fosnii6en Gelegoten mo6nten Der
@utppen-Goniercn5 bel i6loilen iicb
ober oem @rogromm nidt an. sic
weroen ipdter i6r eigenes Erooromm
formllircn.
0ie 5ron5oien unO sic
Stod6olm Gonferen5.
&oris, 80 Moi. IL 9ln sic Olcgic-
rung merOen in oieier @ohe iomobl
I'M Scnot mie in scr 0eputirtenfom-
mer Snterpcllotionen geridtct lper-
Oen in oenen iie 6efrogt mer0cn
Miro mie iib Die 9fegierung 81 Der
Gbeilnobnie fron5oiiiber 1cleeaten
ali Scr internotionolen So5iolilten-
Gonferen5 in Stod6olm itclt, mO Of
iie Oen Geleaoteu 9diie ouSite0cn
miro.
Gie 9cnGBigten 9iooifalcn cine Scr
itGrfiten &arteien i'm Senat, bolten
bellte 9}o6mittog einc Siblng ob
Inn bic Situation 81 6eipre6en.
Senator Senri G6eron miro o6ge.
oronet mcroen sic 9lnfroge an Oi(
9egicrlng be5iigIi9 ouf 9(nffldruna
ii6er i6re Soltltng 81 ri6ten. Gil
Si6crolcn Geuofroten per0en, boz
@miIc G6outenpS oertretcn, 0iciel6C
6rage IteQen
Sic plobli6e 9luSio6nlng Ser Der.
Id6ieoenen 6aftionen Der fron50iiiben
So5ioIiiten-@ortei ii6er Oie 2roge Oel
Gbeilno6m an ser Stod6olmer Gon.
ieren5 miro BON gutlnterridteteu
&crioncn oamit erflGrt, BOB oie N}o.
ioritdtS So5ioliitcn pel6e crit Iid
elmer iol6en G6cilno6me fron56iii6et
9elegoten pioeriebten, 81 ser lleber.
5eugung gelongten, Dab eS nicbt rotb.
fam iein miirOe, Die ruiiii&en So5ia'
liIten ollein nit oen 0elttIGen 3ele,
gaten 81 loiIen
Gie fron5oii6en So3iolilten baber
N}itt6eilung er6olten BOB eS fir oi(
rliIiIGen So5ioIiIten not6penOig lit
Ser uliiiiGen g(rmee 5u bciueiicn
OoB Gin e6rlider @eriucb genla6t
porOen lit, Sen 6rieoen 81 cr5ieIen
0aber muB 6ranfreih ouf Ser @on
feren5 in Stod6olm bertreten lein
Gort peroen sic ocutI6en 9o5ioliiter
@eIegenbeit er6olten, iidb in un5lpei
Oeltigcr @eiie 81 erfldren monod
0ie rltiiiibe 9lrmee I'M Ston0e Ieir
miro, 5u bellrtbeilen, o6 ooS &ro
gronm Der Oelltitben So5ioIilten oil
nebm6or unO proftiid Our9fii6r6ol
1T.
@s miro bon bieiigen 5o5ioliItcr
Oorouf biueetpieien OoB bic 6tod
bonner Gonferen5 in feinem Sinnr
ais ci9entIihe -Gonferen5 be
5eibnet mer0en fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@ttt6tspQu(r
9tuf falt alien 9SrOnten.
Rad benz OemtIdJem WeMe.
rnlsitnb bsbcri6t.

gtur ouf Der itnlieniiden Tront gcbt
cS nod le6boft 5u. - gSur flei-
mere Sperationen uui Scr @eit-
6ront gcmclOct. IT 0ie StuIiener
am @ooicc BON Oeiterrei@ern
3uriidgeuorfen.
Berlin 30. Dioi - glod bent
belttegto6nlittog erloilenen outli6en
9eribt oes oertiben @eneralltabes
I6eint ouf Der g8eltfrout cine @e-
fe6ts eineetreten 5ll iein. glllb ollt
ocn onoeren 9riegsibollpldben ging
es rubig 6u.
g3o6Itebeho Scr poae @ortloilt Der
Ntittbeililng:
g8 G Itli9cr ariegSiGou-
plob.
n@Gbren0 6cs geitrigen &oges
mar ole 9lrtillerie-SbGtiefeit nur inn
g8ptI6oete-0iItrift Iebbofter gtotrr.
glm 9lbcno lpuroe 6os Seuern AUDI
ouf onOeren &beilen Der 6ront in'
tenliper.
8ritii6e @rfunOrngs 9lbtbeilun-
gen berlu6ten ouf Der 9lrtois- -5ront
einen @orItoB; lie ipuroen ieOo6 8il-
riidgei9loeen. glebnlidle Operotio-
men ser 6ron3olen om Gbenlin-oes-
Comes mdren ebenfulls D0[lig erfolg-
los.
%otrouiIlen @efcbtc iiiOmeltli6
bon ct. Quentin brohten uns cine
9ln5obl bon @efangcnen elm.
Nt6tS g3eueS ouf Oft unO
@oIfon- 6ront.
@eoer ouf Dem rlliiiib-gali5ii6en,
nod ouf Dem mnceooniihen &riegS-
l6oupIos boben iib OperotiOnen BON
ncnnenSmertber 8eoelltilng 5ugetro-
gen"
@te Stnliener 5nr ii d.
geporfen.
g8 Ell, bio 2onoon, 80. Moi. =
Die beute 9lben0 bonn olterrei6iIb-
lneorii6en @enerulitob erloliene
omtli6e WlittbeiIung Bot foIgenoen
@ortlGilt:
uSeltli6er ariegSi6ollplus - 3ie
aompftbGtigfeit Wur ein Wenig lcb'
batter, beionoers in Olt-@oIi5ien.
SStolienii6er &riegsitbultpIob =
9luf Der Sion8o-6ropt mar es etipos
rubieer. @ceen GbcnO beriu@tcn
Die Stolieucr nit lturfcn &ruppen-
noIien BON g1eucm unlere 2inien
nobe Dem 8ooice @ergriifen gu
Our6bre1en; ober Der gLneriff bra@
inter lnierem Seuer 8uionmen.
S5tolienii6e @orlt0Be nabe Sonio-
no botten oolielbe Sdidiol.
Bon oen iibrigen 6ronten 1T nidts
bon @eOeutllng 5u beri1ten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
gSilla nimmt Oiinasu ein.
Scine 9riippen iiberraiben Die Gar.
ran5a.@aruiiou uno 6ulten Die
oegeniiber @reiioio, Seras, belle
gene merifaniidbe StaOt.

@refioto, Ger, 80. @ai. II
Sine @ilo.Streitma6t ma6te 6ellte
in aner 6riibe einen 9lngriif aui Die
aeeeniiber oieier Staot eelegene me-
rifaniihe 'Stnot Oiinago, iiberroidte
ole Gorran5a-@arniion imo trieb iie
iiber Die omerifanii6e @ren5e.
Pile 5rouen uno ainoer IN Oii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

90 o bile, g(lo., 80. W3oi. - Oie
@igentbiimer oes fiinfmoltigenSAoo-
nerS n0iagnus Monion" erbielten
beute cine unbeitGtiete W}eIoung, oaB
ooS Sobr5eug an Der fron6oiilben
&iiite torpeoirt uno Derlenft mor0en
lei.
Dos S6iff fubr i'm W1Gr5, nit
Sol8 6elooen, nod europdii4cn &6-
fen ob; es botte einc 9cmonnling bon
% Wfitglieoern, oie nod Dem Sc
ri6te ongeblicb in 2iliobon gelunoet
muroen.
Ser S@ooncr eeborte Der 0Wtc-
SSntDre 2uni6cr Co. ino Srn. So
iepb @cYbiaipS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

SlbOnncntch Die ben u9cntiden
GOrrcipOnOenten" nidJt piinftlid DOer
muregclmGlis erBalten, iiuO sebetcn,
Der Office OaOOu per Sclcp6On OOcr
idriftIid Nfitt9eilnng an madcW,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@rit0tns-
DrOgramm
9cutid : SierreiGii6er
sOSiaIiltcn
SSm Ser GtDCf9Dlmer &pm-
feren5 befannt 9egetem.

Die Soiiptpunfte. N Seine 9Gnnero-
tion. Seine arieesentIhdoi-
oltng. 5inIono um6 >gtuiiii6-
RoIen ioGen llnobbdngiofcit er-
boIten. II Ser aricefii6rune our
Gee uno in Scr 2uft iouen &C.
mille Sdronfcn geiest merOen.
Stod6oIm 80. Wroi. - 0os
8rieOensprogramm ser 0iterreidi-
i6en un6 oeuti6en Geleoaten 81 Scr
bier togenoen Go5ialiiten.Gonferen5,
oas in elmer Sibrlug oieier @ruppe
feItgeltellt pur0e, ert6Glt sic foIgen-
oen Sallptplrnfte: feline 9lnnerotion,
feline Srie9senticbdOigung unO eine
9eidrdnfing ser meAoniiAen W}it-
tel, iuel6e I'M &riege sur Gee unO in
ser 9uit ongeponot meroen Oiirien.
9Ia6itebeno cine genduere 3ulom-
menitelhng iiber Die ein5elnen Stems
OeS acknowledgements
@rItens ~ Seine @ebietscrlpeite-
rlmg.
3weitcns Seine GriegSenti6d-
Oigung.
Gritten8 Gie iii0,iIaOiI6en
26nOer un6 6ie 0iterreidiid-lmeari-
ihen aronldnoereien ioaen in Ger
Goppcl- -Ntonarhic oerbleibcn; ober
Die So5ialiiten ioaten oie 9emii6un-
gen Ser 8emobner, 9(ltouome 81 er.
langen, iintcritiisen.
@iertens 6inlan0 un0 Giiiii9s
Folen iolcn unabbdn9ige Stoatcn
meroen. @oli5ien erbGlt 2(ltononlic
inter Der 5ouoer1uitGt bon Neiier-
rei6.llngorn, &ier5u mn6t sic
@ruppe Ser OeutI id -oiterrei6iIden
Gelegoten Die @emerfltna ooB cine
Oaternoe 2oiiug 0es poIniiAen &ro,
bleus 81 ermarten iei our6 freie 9l6-
fommen 5wiiben Sen beioen Central
mddten uno Dem ina6bGngigen
Staate bon &uiiiid d8olen.
SSiinitens II @ieoer6eriteIlung ser
8reibeit oes SanoeIS 5u 2ono imo 5ll
@aiier; MoOifi5irung Oes 9roteftio-
niitcn-SbIten5, @tabIirung elmer in.
ternotionalen 9lominiitration fir olle
Meeres-9louten un0 inter-occeonii6c
&onoIe; 8a6nen, 0ie bon elmer inter-
nationalen a0rperidaft gebaltt un0
perrpoltet merOen iolen.
Secbstens - @ieoeronno6me ser
moritimen Yrin3ipien, ole i'm %oriIer
6rieoenspertroge BON 1856 aitigcltelt
mur0en 6eIonoers binii6tliG OeS
8er6ots Ser Goperltne oOer g[rnli.
rung bon Sonoelsoompfern; 9[bi6af-
lung Ger &riiengeri6te; &eolBirung
ser Gontrebanoe-2iite, bon Der beIon-
oers alle gobmaterialien fiir &leioer
unO 9tabrltnesmittel entfernt merOen
ioaen; W3o0ifi5irltng ser 9lodooe-
9fe6te uno 8eihrdnfung Der media.
nii6en Wtittel, tpelbe in Der arieg.
fiibrung 5ur Gee iino in Der 2lft an-
nemun0t mer1en 1iirfen.
0ie 0elegaten erflGren iid gegen
ole 9lnneroticn @eIgiens ltno begiin-
Itigen 0ie @obrltng ser llnab6dngig-
felt Serbiens, nwel6er Staat IG
6ur9 @erbin6lug nit Wiontenegro
einen 3ueon3 sur See iibern fam.
0ie @elegoten erfIdren ferner, 0aB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Bon rSOm" Nacgtnltg ii6erfn6reu.
Ger 8 Sabre oIte @alter SparroW
BON g}r. 1929, 9}oro-Monroe-5 -5traBe,
ronnte geItern g1aAuittog in Der
9&dbe ser 6ort-9(Oemie uno 9lebnolOs-
StroBe gegen Elm 9lltto, oos bonn
Sderiff 9bos. 3. Mcc98iltD eeIenft
murOe. @alter puroe on Der linfen
Sdulter oerlebt inO ipdter in oos
%ercD SoIpitaI ge6radt,