davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

PIN "a. Snni eoaiie NJ. soOTer glr 1OL
HorOa a0arcsSirdB 27 Sabre alt.
gn 23 SUM- Scbn ". 9nott, llninerliidiss
Sofpiinl, 36 Sabre alt
6umooo glbcme, 81 Sabre alt.
glm "a Suni OJcsrgc 0cnr1, Scr Siddien
Midrnc Goipitn, 80 Sabre ali.
PIN 90 Suni Geor9c SOos, gir 53i, ytoros
Globcr Sirnbe, 63 Sabre alt.
Nm %. Sini 0nrace q. Sninldlci glr. lOll,
lic0unobi iSirnbc, go Sabre alt.
PIN a. Sun Vl5nbct1 WfcNlaBuH, syl9eo
g9omcn's Some" so Sabre alt
glm 25 Slini Wlarn g. Niuglan, Nr. ., ySets
Siu,S Shohc "A Sabre ali.
PIN "a. Suni 9ancB Z. @cnn, ylr. sol, Sits
Sort 9lpcnuc, 6S Sabre nlt
glm "a. Sln Ebumas &uperc, Scr. Sidaien
WiOrinc s0oipiinl. 80 Sabre alt
glm "a Ntni Nladcl 9loicnltein, gfr. 1904,
Gutam 4ldcc, 67 Sabre nlt.
glm % Suni SpiepG g. Shcrrn, UT. 1915,
SitNlonumcnisSirabe AZ Sabre dlt.
glm 90 Suui Nmnta Steinirane, g9r. 27OS,
Senuid glpcnue 40 Sabre nlt
glm "a ,Siini Catherine s. Eanlor, ySr 2646,
Sulauehs sSiroBe. 81 Sabre 1t.
9lm 23 SNlni Mnguit phitcburt ct. Sos
fepb's 6olpiinl 33 Sabre alt
PIN 81. Suui Wlinnic ". Scbman, Ylr 1880,
gSininm Strabe. 2i Sabre ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

obgeihIolien miro Tenn MIR iucm ocier 6reOe nidbt
rcoer alte uno nec SrcitigTeen 5mden oen Soltern
III Oie neie Belt bniibernimnt men er nidt Ourd ge
mnltiame Mnnerionen neue &eime Der lln5uireoenbet
mO ocs 5treites 5pden ole 8olter dt nlr wcun eiuer
Der @etbeilsten OnS @onercu55mmcr Der Srieoelscon
ieren5 nit bittercn Siodcgcblen perldBt mr oum lit
81 erboiien OnB Der Srcoe mebr ais en bloBer 8ofie
ihllItano ooB er aldb uidt Der cuge 6reoe Oo6
eiu ouf 10 lange 3et gciihertet 6ricOen it, Dab Die
Yienhbet Die @ogIideit bat id 10 5 orgoniiiren oaB
aud in elmer weteren 3ufrnit oui cine 6oroaucr oeS
6reoens eerednet uerOen fam. Gas ollcin lit Der
SreOc Den ole golfer erebnen Ga5u braudt peocr
ntGriidje Garonticn nod Observation-Disclosures, Die ia
70 me 10 bel Dem rn6erefenboren idnelen 6ortdritt
Der 6eitigen &rcgswafccbnit icbr balO wicOer wcrb
los iein pir0en"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

GeOeutcno lpGre, ga oie 9laiirten pie
,Se0cr 5ugeper miro, nur 10 longe Oen
aricg iortictcn f0nnen ais unier
9ono ibnen bciitcbt. 6reilih bIcibt
es oom nod cine oiiene 6roge, imter
weI6cn llnitdnocn ii1 DER %rdiiOcnt
peronlaBt iebcn miirOe, Den 6rieOcn
81 Oiftircn. Goriiber miro Der pei-
tere @erIouf Ges Grieees enti9eioen.
6cititebeno lit icOoH, OaB fiir Ocn
ErGiioenten nidt oieielben @riunOe
beitimmeno iinO, ben &rieg bis ali's
9lcuBerite fort5uiesen, wie fiir Ole gll-
liirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
eugene 3. 6ce9ers,
(Suai2z 2S, ,29.3O) @leri.
snneeuna eincS Shcilcs ber WpuSnn. Strafc
ifriihcr lfIcfs Sfrai,c)

Sdllic6nna ciucS Sbcilce hcr WUubnlls StrnRc
liriibcr gncnsStrnRc).
90 piro bcrmit Y.Dti5 geacbcn. onb Der
Nanur uno Sinordib bon baltimore I'M oie
glnnabme ciner Seroronnn9 iiir bic S6lieBnng
cines Ibclcs Der g1oobau.Strabe drilbcr Nuen'
SirdBe) 66 SnB brett. mic croiinei inter &ets
orbnnng Gr 80, angenommen am 4. Npril
1890 eriucbt morocn iit bengicr 1bci egt
SmiioDcn Der 9oroofiietc Der 9Sels. (lrilbcr
9lngaeiis sStrabc) nno Der Siometlete Der
GLENN Strabc Sds 9uno ods bicrmit Nci
id)loiicil iucroen fol-. miro mic iolqt beinrieben:
0s 6cnInnt an ocr Ode our6 oie sbneionng
hcr gioromciieite Der g9ooonu siraBc, GO SUB
brett mic loon eriudbnt nno Der Norootletc
Der gScussSirube, mic lest GO SUB brett crnll'
net: noun, Qrcn3eHo an Die Horomclileite Der
gSopoaQ -Strnhe. norooiilih $40 iSiiB bio 6nr
Gnomeiiietc Der @enuns sSirabe, 66 BIB brett
mic ni Fopplcton's Nnrte dns9eleai; ndlil
fiibDitlin. greli5eno an bciaQte Soiueileie Der
6lemm. stride 66 Sub bis sur Siiooicie oer
9Soooall sStrobe; oann iiioueiili6. grerBcno an
oic GiioOticie Der 2Sooonu sSir1bc, 3lO SUB
bis Sur giorooiiicite Der gSels StrnBc; odiin,
qrcn5cno an bic Gorooiiciie Der gScus SiroBc
nororclidD 66 Sub bis sum Slnidnoepnnite.
Der Nurs Der obgcu geihrethun9 liebt I'M
@crbdiniB init Dem ri6tiQen Wcriotdn Der
Topuarapbii6cn Sermeiiunass9omm Der
Stn0t Baltimore
Nan fcbc oe aarir Der boraehlaqenen Sira'
bcnbcbun9 i'm Niircau Der SiraBenourb
brucDsO Opuimiiidrc dii.
(Sunii9.20, ,26,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
gcfunnfmudjuuscm.
Nnrrnn bed etahrnonrM0rnMa.0u 0ummIiiars.


Baltimore, 26. Suni 1917.
Sic Strabcnonrbbrud)s.9 .9pnumiiure Der Slnoi
Baltimore macDcn bicrmit Qemdb Den &orl0rili
ten ocs Baltimore Gtdots9barters bcinHiit, 0dB
lic cine oetulluic Nlite aller 3uQcproWcuclt
DutlNdOiQunNcn entiianocncn uniUiicn ui0
Sugelprobcncu gSertberbobungcli neblt elmer ers
ildrcnoci Stdrie anleriiqen cBcI N Ncrbin'
ounN nit Der GDnocmniriina uno Smlicnnnn
clues Sbciles bcr Cemetery Game, nil cincr
ben Nrciie, c1 ncitlid bon Der Snoolis oeile
ocs gScqcrcCbcs toer Y. ~ & gS. d. Ji. ani oic
Siitan8 bon eilpa 4S5 Snb criircdeno, gent1B
Der am 6. Wldr5 1916 unier6eiclncien 8eroros
mung Nh "a oes Mia0ors mo Siaoiraibs bon
Baltimore.
Die Gnti6doiqungcu uno 2ScribcrbJbunecn
bcihrdnicn flo uno umdlen mo i6lichen clu
ben gdn5cn Sbeil ocr 9cmctcrD Cane, lett IN
Der Sdlcbung begriiierl, Der mic iolai bel0rie
ben miro bon ocr iiio0ltlidltcH Sciie ocs
&cQcrcdics ocr @. y. & 2S. Nabn bis 81 cis
Sircde bon 5i1.131 SUB, ncbr oocr meillger
uno ben oaran itoBcnbcr @runotiiden
llno tic gcbcn biermii icrner beidnnl, Dob
beinQie Yiie ncbit Der crfldrenocn Nnrie INT
bic Sripcfiion dller oarn incrclDricn Gcros
ueu bcrcf iii ullo nab bic Gomlilidre licb nnI
1unncritu9, ocnl fiiniten Gage I'M Jnli 1871
I'M T. llbr Sormiinns. IN ibrem Oiiredu nt
Hdibb0us iiir ben 3med bcrl0nmcln meroeb
ireeno mc0c in bclnnier Siiie cnibalicnen glns
paben 81 rcoioircll, qcgen mel6c &crioncn SIM
lprid crDebcil nIogcL Ole oartn nierclltri 6u
Sphn g. Rubincttc,
ncnrh Vi. NiHcl,
0nrrh u. 0iemlch,
9ommiiidre.
eugene g. 2Os0ers,
(Snai2z 2S, ,29.30) 0leri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

Bon @nIGnstOn ans uirO cmpfOblcn, ben Oicrten
Sui in erniter ru6ieer, Dernirtger @eiic 5u eiern
mic Die Batter oeu groBen notonalcn 6ecrtog 81 bege
ben pfegten. Diee Nlabnune fam mir irebig begrBt
pcrOeu. Die eerduhroIle Seitr oes ltnabbdng9fcts-
tooes bceoun seeen Gnoe Oes 10. So6rbunocrts. 3u
Annne oieies Sa6rbunOerts ecredlte Oas wabninnige
Greiben ieinen Sobepunft IauienOe lRdnner uno ana
ben fomen bel Dem uniinneen SdeBcn uno Nbbrcnnen
ecnoltigen 5eierperfsforpern ooer wirOen per
ltbt ooer perriippet gs icbtc Odn ibcrua cine DE.
wegng Elm iiir ole Giniiibruno elmer uerniintgcrcn
Seier Die Oenn olld jienben Griole ge6ob bot gon5
boi oos ans iriberen Sabr5e6ntcn tonmcnOe innnige
Ereiben ober bod nod ndt untcrOridt wcrOcn fonnen
Snie mir OaB oic ernc ®s5cit Den leBtcn &c oes
ncrpencrifiittern0en @erGudeS beieitigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
@annNn ueripridlt in Oiciem aaEre eine ielr Idcdt

GanaSn ucrprdJt in Oicicm SaGrc cine cbr IdDlcdtc
@rnte berpor5ubrineen Sa outlidem 9eridt bat bort
6ropetter Die g9iuterpejenialt ou $4,000 Adcr per.
nidtct oo6cr mar Der CurdidnittsitonO Der @rte am
neueen gerdtstoee mir Elm iolder bon 81 FroJent
Der tice Stono felt Dem Sabre 1909, no anitott BON
S13 400 nit @interpei5en beellten gder SanOes limo
nur 626 400 9der ertroesiGbg Ga juOcm ocr @inritt
ocs GSribabrS d5 Oiesmol itort perpGte botte lit nod
nid]t ob5ui6oben in wed1em llmIonge Die Seu. nno
GIeeGrnte eeItten bot Die 6riibobrsiaaten nO ie6r
riiddnoe, tbeilpeie INN 60 unO me6r Ero5ent gegen
itiibere Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
CseuiHc nmcrfamIdlc 3cmnecn 6u6cm in ben Icttcu

ore Sa6ren oft BON 100000 Oeutihen &eierOten" &C.
proden oie i'm Grnitioe oeleit cine @eiobr iilr Oos
9ono ucroen fonnten Dic am s. SUM porgenonmene
NegiItrirune oler NGnner in ocn Der Staocn I'M 9ll
Ter BON 2 bis 81 Sobren bat nun ge5eiat Dob in Oem
0cn0e III 1923 unnotiroliiirtc Teiitide eben Oe i'm
sitter bon q bis 81 Snbren eben Domit lit oas
5d1rcdgeIpcu Der .bolben Naon oeutiber &eierOi-
item" oerid)munoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

Styt UttNVBtNO NNO UtTlItUIBtNUt IWItIUI UIt u.
Coulter Nmerifa~ lit ole Witt6eilung, Die Der aus
&aI6ineton 5uridseebrte gsIonOsmiuiiter 9oIior i'm
cngIiihen @orIament eemnd)t tot 0aB Der Erdiioent
fcne 9teeuue se8eet babe 1 our6 einen Gertraa sur
Syortlebng oes aricgcs bis oie Aaiiren ISreoen ie
zen noaen, 81 perpflidtcn Gcs l0Bt ercber ooB Der
9rdiocut iib oas &cdbt Oorbebdt oermttcInO cnSu
I4reitc, NOS nit Der $crlteamg 0cs 6ricocus 9Ieia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

7nrd Ocn Srieg madt amdj Der 5armer cine nemc
Griabrlne 9isber bat er oen hlnecn Malin aus Der
e5roBIo0t nit @eradhmg anocidmit; er mar Der SIn-
dt oab ocr StdOter" iir Die gr6ct oui Der 6orm gar
nidt 81 ee6rouden ci unO 500 Die in 0cn flcinen
Qonot6oten 6erumluneernOen SoeeOiebe Dor ole nlir
orbcitcn menn Die boGteu 2o6ne bc5oblt werOcn nno
oic brige 3ei OeS Sabres uon Dem in Der @rnte5eit
&croienten je6ren Ger ebee GroBe Niungel an Sano'
orbetern 6ot i'm ge5tpungen nit oStaotiungen" 81
oerIuden, unO 81 einer llcberrodJung eb er OaB er
babel beer d6rt, ais pcnn er hie Eogcoic6e bcdQtgt
Die nur orbeiten meun es ibnen gerooe gei1lt So
tbelt 0as Nr6eits .Dsportcmcut III Mubington nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
0(uun 9lPIller.

Sc iiarb an 26. SUM 1917 IN ibrer gsobs
NINA, yir f25, y1Dro.Yaca. Strahc, 9lnna Witl'
Ter, qclicbie @oiiin oes ocriorbcnen slnorep
Miiner 9iube in 5riebcll Die Seii oes Ne'
ardbni0es miro ipdter beiannt acntobt
(Suut07l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

9lidjt oIIeiu CeutiAlanO, ionoern Die
gauge gSelt mlB in @irflidfcit DC,
mofrdtiiirt lucrOen, ebe Die Sernunit
Oen Sieg iibcr bic brutale @ewoIt
0apontr1Qt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Wun cincr 0ntlucilmn0 Scr Ilaggc,

%On elmer 6ntiuci6nns Der Slasgc,
ole ans @erj greiit, er5dblt Nucn
u. Sopeiop, Scfretdr Oes 9Iationalcn
ainoerorbet.Gonlites. @r eribien
Dor einigen 6agen in 9Iew-Yorf 5u
elmer @eipredlng nit elmer fleinen
SIagge i'm anopflod. sd babe be-
ionocre llriode, oieie 6logge 5u tra-
gen., iagte cr. nSie wurOe mir bon
elmer 9lngeitclten Ger &ereinigllng
fiir oie &erbciierrng Oes &ooieS Der
9lrmcn gcgeben, uno i6 wia Sbnen
er5d6leu iDie iie 81 Der 6lagge fam.
Sn eincm Niietbsbaltie an Der 3wei-
ten 9loenue fono iie cine Nhltter uno
bier &inOer I'M 9llter bon fiini bis 5u
5ebn So5ren nit Ger glniertiglng iol-
der 6loggen beidditiet. Die Niutter
6otte Gin 0rei Nionute oltes ainO an
Der gruit. IS moren odt &erIonen
in Der 6amilie, itn0 oieie adt Yerlo-
ncn lebten in cinem inneren icnIter-
loIen 3immcr. Sic arbciteten Oen
gon5en Gag bis tief in Die gtabt an
oieIcn 6loggcn. Sir Oos @ros
5m0lf 0ubeno crbolten lie orei
Gents, unO inOem iic eincn Ebeil Der
9}obt 81 0iilie nebmcn, bringen lie es
ouf cincn @obcnueroienit Don 5wei
Collars. Dlon ipri6t bcllte 10 picl
Don Der Gntmcibung Der 5lagge, mel
ne Srellnoel O8enn Oos fem Sninlt
iiir Ole 8lnoge lit, Damn mohte ib
ipiilen, mas man Oorunter eigentIib
81 uerlteben bat."
Sm SiiNen nnIcrcS 9nnScS berridlt
g(r6eiternotb. 1Sn ibrcm neuclten Be
ridt ii6er ole @ei6ditsla9e in ibrcm
1iitrift meiIt oie 8umOcs.Geicrue6ant
in Sii1mon0, Go., nlf 0us beItebenOe
glrbeiter.@roblem bin. IS beiBt III
Dem 9eridte: Die glrbeiteruerbdlt-
niiIe liegen i'm glr9cn, nlht ntr me-
gen Itorfer 9lefrlttiuing iiir 9egie-
rungsOienit ionOern audi uegen Der
iueitoerbreiteten gluswonocrltng far
tiger 9(rbeitcr nad oen gtorO-Stao-
ten. W1 it9iiidiibt auf Die OoielbIt
cr6Gltli6en 206ne bo6en in Den leb-
ten N3onoten 10000 bis 100000 9te-
ger oaein Sielen Giltrift Oerlallen.
Nlud ole Ole glrbeiterbeuolferllng
Ihper 6eoriidenoen boben Sebens-
mittelpreile biloen einen wihtigen
,Saftor Ger Sitiation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
bic 1rO6i6itioniitcn in6iliren i6cr idrcn sica i'm

Atc FrDUluHtuHlltH Ihuulleli hpCl tvtVh (tVB u"
Observation-Disclosures 80 Die Gegering Die 47O Wd
Iionen Goaors 6erne6meu ou, Ole ibr olrb @niibrn9
bon 4ro6i6ton perloren gebca piiroctt uno mos aus
oen Silnoerttouienocn 8onIilicn peroen ion, melbe
orrd oieen @cualtnft ibreS 9rotes bcranbt weroen
prOcn fid)t oieic @enidenrelnoe nidlt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

0as Ndcrbnm-Gomitc 6cs ynnOcs-SenatS, ucldJes
Die pom 6ols angenommenc gfobrn9smitte-T -Torlage
ntcr gerobung Bat bat geltcr oiI Sfo6e, Sabl, Del
9ctrolcltm. Erooufte 6ornYlodinerie unO onoere
gfptbwenoigtetcn ocS 2ebens nit eneelhoIien, 10 oaB
aud oicc @rooufte inter Die Gontrole Scr Heeerung
fomuen. ytedt fol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
llnlcrc Mcnicrnnn bcmiiAt iid lieramIanOc ben 6

nuB BON ,Sdjen unO OereIeidG globrungsnlitteln 5u
ior0ern GS lit oud ecmoltiacr &oum fir cine iold)e
56rOcrung oorbonOen 0cn 0ie gcpobner Der &crcinig
ten Stoatcn eiien allen eroBen Goltern Die weni9
iten Slide 0em m6breno bier MIR 20 EiitnO Slide,
9uitern &re6ic Summer uno oergledlen &oilcrt6erc
oui Oen Sop Der 9cpoferimg fommen itcat lid DER
Sobrcsperbrout iiir @roB B9rtnmien auf 100 fir
Gutihlano oni 100 iir SooaonO uli 1870, ir Die ifon
Onooiifen SdnOer ouf 15O fr G6ino oui 225 uuo fir
Sopon ioeor olf 800 @fnO pro Sopf Der Yepolfcrng.
0as @cuiibcu lmierer &eeierlne OcrOient pom wirtb
idoftliden ue bonn gemObetliden Stonopunttc met
gtbenoe llnterltbung lr0 oolen Griolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

gIG Die Tnmcn.
Hlc cimsisr emule in ccr etabt.
llnerc NdbNlniien Icbt often Sllqe 9ds
men ueIobc bic GcioermndberlVnii nab ben
ncuciten Wiciboocn erlernen poncn, i0men oicS
In fur3cr 3cit our1 ben 9lui6lnb nn oicie
glntIcn erremcn llnterribt WiorQcns, gahs
nitfaos un0 9lbcnbs 0c0ueme Silnocn. Sun
Sanic beQonHcne glrbeiieh fonnen pdbreno oes
llutcrri6teS foripeiebt peroen. @riinolider
liuterri6t i'm @Titiplrt uon WlifIiern erthcilt.
gidberc Nusfunft lcbritlicb o6er nliinoli6 bel
RrI. onbere, 3l2 gscit.saratoaa-etr. (S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

3wci etmuocn Snbrt Guer hbet bic Bat
Der bclie6tc 9antpfcr aSUniIc".
1abrtcn bel Sas nuo Wsunocnidleiu.
MlMTf nno Snn5
Wontaos TcnltnQS, Sonncrlidgs uno Srei'
taas S45 Norm. 200 uno GAO 9iodm; Whii'
mod,s, SanIiiuas uno Sonniaas, $40 8ornI.
unb 200 fNncbnt.
taoen neroen feline GSeieai6aiien gcbn1t; Oa'
miiens uno ScieriaqssHartten.
Siscont fir SrQdniintoncf.
(Suni22 3lJt IS0S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

0as Council Of NatiOnal 0cfcuc bcIdGftiet iid DC.
reits nit 0cr Nusorbehne enes Yloncs Grieesrippe
on8lilernen ibren 2ebensunterbolt 81 ermerben Gas
III cine ueiie @orousiidt Q9enn Der ariee nod elm
Sabr ooer gar ore Sabre oouerr iote meroen aud Die
Ser Stooten poa bon Griegsfriippeln ein Sn 0eltid
lono bat man aud frb5etig Die 9totbwenO9fe erfonnt
oeienigen, peIde Ourd Geruunoung unO Seritiimme.
lung untoglid eeruoroen limo, iiir ibre urprnglide
gei6ditigung i'm breerlden Seben iiir onoere 8ed)o
ti6ungcn bel mcId]en lire forperlidcn SddOen feline
Snocrnie iino, auS5u6iIOcn; beroa limo oerortge
Sdulen eineeridtet uoroen Sn ben onoercn Sdnocrn
1T man boIO Dem gcipie CeltidlanOs geolgt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

founded rs much upon respect OF
nationalitics and full security Of
and liberty Of economic develop
mcrt which all nations. great or
small. possess. as upon territorial
conventions and International agree
mcntS. suitable TO guarantee terri
torial and maritime frontiers against
unjustiiicd attacks,
The restitution Of provinces or
territories wrcstcd in the past from
the allies by force or against the
viii OF their populations. the lib
Grafton OF Italians. Of Slavs. OF Rou-
ruanians and OF Tchcco Slovaqucs
from forcigu domination.
The cnfranchisemcnt of popua-
tons subject TO the bloody tyranny
Of the Turks.
The expulsion from Europe OF
the Ottoman Empire decidedly -
to the western civilized world.
The intentions OF His Majesty,
the Emperor Of Russia. regarding
Poland have been clearly Indicated
1T has never been their design.
US has been alleged, TO encompass
the determination OF the German
peoples and their political disap-
pcarance.
They desire. above all. to insure
/" peace upon the principles of lib
crty and Justice upon the inviola-
bile fidelity TO international obliza-
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
GEORGE W. CALL MADE
PRESIDENT OF UNION BANK
Succeeds James Bragg Bcaslcy. Who
Died Last Saturday
Morning.
CASHIER FOR ELEVEN YEARS
i Youngest Bank President in Rich.
m"nd and Probably i'm State-.ic-
ton of Directors l. Widely Conn
ncnded in Financial Circles.

G.,rI..- ~ r,II ,,id.T, ,-,,,..,-,, ,-,,,,..
WI" mas h"'h '"Shl"r
"i ih' mon ianh "f Richmond for III"
past .loy.n y"ars. was elected nr.sidon,
ar ina, ry,i,,,f
~ "''''''rS' I" WI 'h"
vacancy caused hy TIA" death Of Joseph
Brasg E"asIoy. WHO died ,arIv S.,ur-
,;., u,o,,i,,, no ,i
:
''"S NJ an !" IN" pr"S'-
''"'H - l"h" on thlS 'tyS foremost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
MOVEMENT RREAKS DOWN


BERLIN. January II tvia Sayvillc)-
Tho ofensiv" movement inaugurated ed
recently by tho Russians on the north
ern end of the Russo-Galician front
has broken down. except i'm one place
the military critic of the Overseas
News Agency writes.
after heavy artillery preparations
strong Russian attacks were begun on
January between the Gulf OF Riga
and the Riga Mitau road. says the
military critic. Already they have
broken down everywhere except AT one
point The bodies of the dead lying
in thick masses on the ice, present IA
CHASTITY picture Of the effects of the
useless Russian sacrifice. The nsjg-
niiicant part Of the front on which the
Russians, after attacking several days
obtained local success. formed Il
salient in tho German front which is
now bent back. The new German
front line is absolutely secured against
surprise attacks.
"Fhe Russian attack made on a front
of about 100 kilometcrs isiXty-twu
miles) apparently was not undertaken
in the hope of pushing back the Ger
man front along the Baltic. a $ the num-
her of troops engaged was insufficient
anu th' N'tTtlitn front mas been strong
ly fortified for more than a year.
referring to the Roumanian cam
paiSn. the military critic writes:
"rhc Russians. clinging desperately
To the southern bank of the Scrcth
near F'undcni, in order To cover the
retreat across the bridge. were again
pushed back. with heavy losses. The
village of Garlcaska. captured by the
troops OF the central powers is only
three kilometcrs from the Sereth and
little more than that distance from
the bridge. The unavailing efforts Of
the lsussians to make stand north of
Fokshani before their withdrawal i
across the Putna were made i'm order
to retain tho great railroad bridge
across the Scrcth and the railroad june
ton OF Maresti. whence lines To Panciu
To the valley Of the upper Scrcth and
10 Jassy branch on
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CONDITION. OF WLEsSNESS
CREATED UN E.NtI.ANI

Against the pretended violation OF
the laws of nations by the four allies
lTeutoniCl. those powers arc not en-
titled to complain. which from the be-
ginning of the war tramplcd on JUS
tice and tore TO pcaccs the treaties
upon which il is built England al
ready during the first weeks of the
war repudiated the London Dcclara
tion. the contents Of which had been
recognized by its own delegates 4
valid law ofjnations. and In the further
course OF the war violated in the most
severe fashion also the I'aris Dcclara-
don. so that by her arbitrary meas
for warfare Il condition of lawleSsneSs
has been created.
The war OF starvation against Ger.
many and the pressure eXertcd III Eng
laiid S, interests against ueutralS are
not less scandalously conflicting with
the rules OF the laws Of uations as with
the commands OF humanity
'Llk ewiSc, contrary TO tho laws Of
nations. and Incompatible with the
usages OF civilization. are the use Of
colored troops in Europe. and the cX-
tension OF the war into Africa. which
was done by breach Of existing
treaties and which undermines the
prestige of the white race on that con-
tinent. The barbarous treatment OF
prisoners. especially in Africa and
Russia, and the deportation Of the
civilized population from Eastern
Prussia. !Alsncc Lorraine. Galcia ana
Bukowina. are further proof Of how
our advcrsaries point out the special
situation OF Belgium. The imperial
government is unable to acknowledge
that the Belgian government has al
ways observed the duties which were
cnjoincd upon her by her neutrality.
Already before tho war, Belgium, under
England's influence. sought support in
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ALLIES ANNOUNCE
. PEACE TER MS IN
ANSWER TO WILSON
President to Make Careful
Study Of Conditions Be-
fore Next Move.
CURTAIN OF SECRECY MAY
BE DRAWN AT WASHINGTON
Diplomats Regard Assessment of
War Situation as a Real
Stepping-Stone.
NOTE GIVEN TO SHARP IN PARIS
Demands Restoration of Belgium,
Serbia and Montenegro and Rcpu-
ration for Damage Done.
CURTAIN OF SECRECY MAY
BE DRAWN AT WASHINGTON
NOTE GIVEN TO SHARP IN PARIS
Demands Restoration of Belgium,
Serbia and Montenegro and Rcpn-
ration for Damage Done.
iRv \ tsso,'iate,l Press |

WASHINGTON. January l1-T,c ON
,on,o. o,, . ,i, 49,.
III III oS'r-
tcrs as putting an carly peace prac-
t;cally out OF the question. but s,ill
leaving an open door for the President
to make further oycrturos
The official view is that it cons,i-
tutes complete reply to tho rrcs-
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No'iiNI TO he DECIDED UNTIL
"E" ftHt' CONFEDERATION
Nothing will he decided without the
most deliberate and mature considcra-
ton, and it will not he uncxpcctcd il
tho curtain OF secrecy is drawn unon
the next moves.
Tho entente statement of terms is
regarded as presenting n logitimatc
opportunity for the President TO take
another step if he chooses nv for
| warding the replies of each set of
belligerents to the other, with or with
out suggestion. tho President may act
without mourning exception from, ,nx
"f them.
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h""hced the terms laid down in TIC
va" ''''''"'s made
w. e"''"''t' 'he'r rcai reel
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