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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
q. fortiebuna.l

slRit oem grOBteu 8ergniigen tpiiroe idD
bleS tui," eripioerte er; oeS fontn1t nland.
mai Dor, ooB idJ 2ellten 5ii Dieniten iein
Fam, bic lif iii bcion0ers Idpieriqen llln-
llun0em befiroen @itte loiIeil Gle MIDI
Sore @eldid)tc boren, 0enn alle, oie 70 sit
mir fommelt, boben eine @eldic5te, un0 crit
Autu faHii idj enOgilltig entiheioeit Oh
Sbr Sail etiuas fiir mid lit ooer nibt "
sic aogerte 5iindbit nod einen gIugen-
bld, nerD0s ibre &onolAube bearbeiteu6,
oonn iprad) iie offen sd CLAUDE, ons
9eite ip1re, iDenn id frei uno often nit Sd
neu ipr1cbe ipie etpa nit einem glupalt
c0er 9trSte~
ugtutiirIicb," Mate er
Gle ibteu nod einen 9lugenblid 3u iibers
Iegen, Damn bcgann lie ,@S lit eigentlib
rcbt olberit BON mir, ober ic1 fonlne mir
Dor ipie eth fleines Widoel, oaS an ben
grieffoitenonfcl elmer 3etttug idreibt, i'm
iic6 9fat IN 9iebeSia1en erteilen 3u laiien."
9Iber pdbreuo iie lic6 3ii ibm binneigte, mid
cas- Sd1eln IN ibrem gLntlib einern QluS-
orud Der Sorge, ais iie MN fortfubr: oSSf
bin i'm Begriffe, MIDI 5it berbeiroten, ltn0
bieriiber m0dte ib nit SSbnen Ipreben
g8aS id) Sbnen iest iagen mill, bat nod
ileutano nor9er erfa6ren Dor ettpa orei
Subren 5il g9eibnanten iperoeu es bier
lernte id5 9lllan WlorriS fennen g8ir
perlobten iuts 70 fitr5 onrnab, ooB ueine
Srelnotnneii beboilptetett es iei eth aiBer.
getp0bnlicber Sail bon 2iebe aitf ben criten
8lid 8ielleibt mors oitd) 70. gSie Dem
niA ici, mir tuareu eine 8eitlang icbr
gliidlid). Damn ieood begannen Die Spr'
gen SD bin inlmer gegeu lange 0aueruoe
Qerlobungeu geipcien uno babe mid ftets
entiNieoen oagegen auSaeiprobeu Des.
bolb pielleitt bemerfte i6 njdJt gleib, ooB
Serr Wlorris ear feline Gle init Der &eirat
bate. g9emi ole Gpracc oaranf fam, mid
er aiSta Anfongs iiberraidte mid ooS,
idjlieBlicb aber befoln ic6 es iatt uno iprad
often mit ibm oariiber ghn lit er nurd)-
als nid)t woblbobeno, in0 icb iD bin ia
3iemlid perntogeno. &ieleidjt, 70 oabte iA,
lei Das al ielneuI 8ogern iAulo 4od nein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
@eaina ieinen SO. @c6nrtstan.

Dit 6cionOerer gciitiger 1riidc
im0 forpcrlid5er 9laitigfeit ausgeiiat,
tet, 6eging geitcrn Serr &ou 2odcl
in Der @o6un9 ieiucS SobncS 9hl.
9pit SIR. Sl2, Ior0.@ottcriou.gorf-
9lDeuuc, 6ei oeIAem er mo6nt, leinen
50. @e6nriSidg 3w 6eier oeS Ia
0co pnrcn ouBer Dem So6ne audi 6ie
beiOcu 20@ter, 1r1u @milic Mcier
aus goirapillc lmo SRI. AGoraorct6c
96del, sic bier Gnfcl imo uieIc
5reimoe 0G5 @e6urt8tuqsfinocs im0
Ger 6anilie onwcicno. Scrr g0deI
lit ais @riiu6cr9 G}roB1er5oQt6um
Sciicn ge6iirtid inlo fam Dor 80
So5ren nacb Baltimore, na6oem
icinc Srol flir5 bor6er in ser aIten
0cinat6 geItor6en mar. 6crncr be.
orub Serr g6dcI bon icincn flint
5o9ncH 5uci in Scr often Schmidt
auo 5wci IN 9(nerifo. S5err 9(uqu7t
2)odel iii Scr iiin0itc 5o6m weIdcr
iebt 81 SaQre alt 1T un6 cine Carton
6abrif an Scr Baltimore imo SAL
oert StroBc 6etrei6t TaS @e6urts.
ta9Sfino iel6it mar @1der bon 9eruf
gie(c niiBIi9e @cic6enfc mlr6cn 0em
alien Scrrn Oar9e6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
gufaI6eridte ans 8aIlinaiun.

M es Dt q 0eS ~ u . q.
aacravoro &. Iiouiiio, ciu itolic.
niidcr aiic9endc, ser frii6erl I'LL
lhdpcriitB Gllb augeiteat mar, ptr'
0e bon Sen @eibtporeneu Dor &irbtcr
@iouao III Scr Criminal ql6tGeilunI
g}r 1 ocs Gber6uuoesgcridts OcS
a)ioroes inn 5peiten @raoe fir icbl.
sic bcilnloen Gioniiio bate ON 1G.
9hiquit 1916 Sen Cliinto 8iennd,
e0eaials ciucu itaIieuic6eu G6ei ei.
nes 1eiiacn &otels get0otet Iie oei.
0eli Dlduner trofen iidb aitf Ser Stru-
Be un0 bcfdrnpiten iid hit aleiiern.
gsienna fuaroe an ncric6ieocucn GteI-
len Ieines Sorpers oir6itoc5eu. 1as
llrt6eil miro itiiter perfiinoet per-
0eu 9ns oie @eiHiuorenen Gioniiio
fir iblloi1 erfldrten iiel ieine 5ral
in G0nnacDt mo muBte ous oem@e-
rcbtsiaale getragen per0en.
9 cr Dtntter 5uriidgegebca-
Iorot6D Srene @raD, welde bis 5li
i6reH ahten Sabre in einein 5inoci4
Bcim aliier5ogcn imO BAUM oooptirt
fppr0en mar, mlr0c BON GbcrriAter
Gpuingtou int Gberhnnoesqcrid5t ii.
rcr Naltter Goitb cjrap &cio, ipieoer
3uriidaegc6en. 9lls @o6p ipltr0c oos
WldoHen bonn SSigcnogericbt ocn
gSdi5inaton Seine iiir 5iu0lihgC
iibcrpieicn. Sp1ter purDc iie 3ii ei.
ner 5amilie Gof gemobner bon So
Diliatort go. aeibidt, welHe Goro.
t10 aooptirtei rnO 6ier6er nit iidJ
6racbteii, ais iic Dor feds Olondtef
Ill Bio 1taot 8ogeti Die @llitter
meIbe @orl 8. Heio ge6cirat6et 6at.
te itrcngte eilt 6a6cas Gorpus-Gcr.
fabtqn fiir Sic Hiidgabe ibres Ginoes
aa G6erfiNter Gopiugton uertrai
Die 9lniiHt ooB 0icieS @eridt nitbt
0ird bic &iraiiiier glooption ge6un.
sen iei, ipclhe o0ue oor6criae ge.
nac6ridjtignng al oic @htter geide.
ben iei.
&eritdern ibre2n0alitGt T.
IlrM @eriiNte, melhe pd6reuG
ser leBtcn ssode I'M Giitrift ii6 per.
hreitet 6atien mo i6re 2ogalitdt oen
2er s1taoten aegenii6er bc3iueifelfeu
aifgerei5t aaben mebrere pronliilentC
Mdi5ingtoner, pclde entlpeDer IL
eliihlano geboren o0er bon cent.
ider albiianunrng ito iornele @r4
fldrungeu ob, sic igre Ereie 81 Dem
iernenbdnner 6etouen.
@llitau 9u69ol3, Scr Geiiber 0es
Sotels Gccioeutal, iogte, oaB iid
@eriidte i'm lImlaif befdnoen meIdc
oia Ielltidb 2lmerifaner Ger llu.
treiie Ge3ictigen geraoe lett no cir
arieg benor8niieben ibeint. Gr fiigtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
glns Oent Sancrcn @larBlan0'S mS
Sen anGrCnaenOeM Staaten.


Sm 77 2ebensJobrc 8es
itor6cu.
SSSn ieinem Scim nd6e g}eio bel
@ogcrstomn itarb I'M N. Ge6ens
id6re &r. Iaoio 8. gSolfiugcr an ben
5olgen cincr @lugenent5iiuoinq.
ma6rcno ocs 8ilrqcriricgcs lcnFtc
Sr. ggoliinger einen 0}orfctcuocr-
mogeu 3wiibeu Sagerstomn uuo
@ai6ineton. spdtcr iiberua6m er
cine 5aruL bon melAcm @ei@dit er
iid por cinigcn ,So9ren 3uriid5og.
g{e6en iencr gsittmc wir0 cr BON ici.
nen &inoerH uno gufcltiuoern ii6cr.
lebt.
Scucr i'm GountD.
Gin 6cucr, oas sic 9dluicoc bon
SSoiep5 2u5imou in @oloen Ging,
Baltimore Gountp, 'ciudihertc, De-
oro5te no6e aelegeue g8o6n5Giier,
lmo muBte bic 8euermc6r bon @ar.
Ocnoille m0 @ig6lan0topn einidrei-
ten Sic SdnieOc fonntc troB oltcr
9ltitreigitnac Der @e6rlcutc ni@t
acrcttet Dcroen.
99alo6rono Til 9lr6ttus.
Ole gan5e glniieolling bon glr6utaS
in ocr R1be BON Salethorpe mur0e
geltert Jta6mittag bon eiucm @ulo-
brdn0 6cOro6t, Oer 5u glei1er 3cit
an peri1ieoc!en 5teQen onsqe6ro6cn
mar Iie EenuiglDonia.Giienbo6n
Station uno un0eiG5r Cit GuBeno
@dltier lpuroen nrr 0lr@ oie &c.
miibmgen scr D}ount @inauS 6cuer-
me6r iiuo elmer gln5abl pon @iiens
6obnar6citcrli Uor BEN 6lanuncu qc.
reitet glllf mel9e gGciic Die Ielcr
cntltan0er lUorclb iit niBt bcfannt.
BaDor iie cntCcctt miir0ct Soften sic
5Iannicm uon 8inoe ongeiac6t, be.
tr0c6tlic5c 5ortir6ritta genatlt mo
lidl oeu Sdulern geHdbcrt. &d9rel0
Die 2oit6naniidait lore 6eueripribcu
dlti Die Stdtion lno Die &6iiicr rid
tetet befdnlptci Die 9o5uar6eitsr
in0 9emobncr oas 6eaer i'm Sc
itriipp. Q8d6ren0 Die 6cucripriben
nit oieiem 8rauO 5u HUN 9attelE
entitauo Gin meitcres 8elier als jpei
Gelbe6dlter oilBar6alb pou SuitB'S
@rocerD, Ill Gafelan0, erplooirten
Ole 6eioen Gel6e6dlter murOen 3crs
tort un0 oa5 @e6diioe litt inter ben
Slommen 0ie bon Der glrlington-
nitailirt mliroe. @iidoi Gbouas
miro lDeiterbiil Serausgeber Der ga.
t6olit 9ieDiem" bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

6in5L OaB ieine S1nipot6ien auf Der
Geite ieines @e6iirtslanoes ltdnoen,
oaB icoodl oa oicies 2an0 am 9l6-
grur0 cines arieges ite1e, ieincSpm.
patbie'n ultf 5eiteH ieiues 9looptip-
ldnoeS ldgeit rno Dab iein EiIidJt.
geiii6l iiir 2ihterifa teiue SHranfen
tcHnc 9Iaen mabren glmerifmern
rrie er Jlis nSte5t 5lim &rdiioen
teal1
s9m. 6 @iI0co ser e6ena(ige &rd-
iiOent Ser &onoclsfdmner imo cine
proniinente 6igur in 6inon5- rn0@c.
ic5ditsfreiieH pon &ai6ington radte
oaraiti aiiimerfianJ 0aB CT iopo6l
iuic iaine @ltern III 9lplerifa geborcu
ieict @r crinnertc dn ieTne 9lftiDi.
Tat sir 56roerlug oes 4otriotisnus
in g9aibiHqton lmo erflarte, DAB ct
9lQes in ieiuer Dlo6t lte6euoe t6un
wcr6c fir Oas 2on0, sic 6logge ino
sir llnteraiibung oeS %rdiiOentcn.
@rnIt @eriten6lrg Der 9eiibcr ei-
mes &eitalronts in 9lr. t343, @.Str,
% ~, be3eiducte Sic @eriibte ais
5u ldderlidl inn 6eonhportet SIT pers
Sen, uuo 5ei0te cine N}it0lieOs.aa
III oer @oi6in1ton 2eiAten SSIfdnte-
rie.
Dlartii g2icgano, 0er@rdiioent Scr
&ereiniatcn Icuticben @eielGdoiteH
fiir oie 0b6it Ser g9aiienfinOer, De-
t6euerte, DOB er 9lnerifa ais iein
2ono 6etro6te Gr lei bier6er ais
aua6e 9efomncn Inn cine Gante 5u
beiitAcn ocren @Qtte i'm giirgerfrie.
&c cin @eiu berloren babe. @r bate
eihen gtiei6rtocr, Der i'm 9iirger.
friegc iein 2e6eit cinbiiBte 3mei Iei-
ucr Gnfcl p0rcn Bionicre III OerGnt'
iuideIirg pes @eiten
Jtel iibet Bpr0 un0 cr-
trunt.
Ger AS SATIRE olte sSrc0erid Son-
BERG, Gher.Giiorticrneiiter oes Ser.
Gtaoten Gonpiers uSDlbio,~ peI-
der int g8oi6ington ariegs6afen Dor
9lnfer lie0t iicl ii6er 9orO mo er.
iranf Seine 2cicbe puroe ip0ter &C.
boraen 5onberg mobnte in g}r. So,
9tcp Serieg.glpeuuc, 8rooflDn 9tD.
Gas @rpfo.iion
Inrdj bic @rploiion BON @aieu III
Set eletriiiben gcIeifdtnugsleitung
Scr 4Sotouoc electric &oper So. iii
bet Connecticut Qloenuc, ua6c ser
" 1trdBe, Y. 49, miroen Sic Iedcl
Ser W}annl0Ger ser 2eituna All Der.
/ ic6ieoeneu GteIlen in Ole S66e ae.
tDorfen
8ermiBter Wtontals Geld G
gefltloeil.
Die Seidc oes 40 Sabre olteu alis
dael D|orDab uelder oltf Der &out.
neo-3meiglinie Scr r@ ~ 81. Glen.
bobn" angeiteat mar uno feit einem
1loudi 0crmiBt mltroc ianO man IL
cniem @6eroamm oeS G6elapeafe
luno Ohio &anals.
Ser iiebenidbriae &aul &eters
mlrOc ani ieihem Seinhueg bon ser
Sdule bon einen @rpreBjug oer
@9. s. 9. Giienbabn" in &omlesburg
! geirofien mo iofort getooiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
Sriegsacfaaacncn SariOrae, glciu.
g)orf, III NOrS-DiOOrc.Str.

Dorft III ytUr0sWtOorcFStf.
Iic q. it. &. ccitcrrcidiie1 llngari.
ic5a @eiouotidait in SEEING G6i'
ua bat oie ySriegsgcianaencns
6iiriorge. 9}eu Dorf," telcgro.
p6Dd) 6ena@ridtigcn laicn oaB
Die E16iiafeit Der &iiiiaaltion in
tieatiai oua6e5inOcf" iortae.
ieBt miro.
Bon 6eiiuutarridtetcr Sicae miro
Der a&rieasgciangenen 6iiriorac"
nnicrm Fl 9fdr5 1917 gcidrieben.
n6iir c0ent. SIun0mo&unaen III
8Idtteru m5Aie idJ mir iat @iu6lid
oaroiL oaB bic oeliticbe @ou5eiiion IN
Sieniiiii BON 0en djiieiii,6cu Iraps
pen bcieBt ioor0en icin ioQ, crldu6ea
ooroiii 6iajuwciiet OoB ST.. D. San.
ncfen, ser @ottc ser Goriiberil 0e5
1icntiiucr S5iili9 Goniite3 Uiele
Satire 6in0urcA in c6ineiiiMcl Gieu.
ltcn iiuno noc6 6eute ben Stang ei.
ne5 Generals ocr c6ineiii,ben 9lrmee
6cilcioct inO nod gcgcmpdrtig cine
cbineiiida Diiuenldltcriie6nning leitet,
au ser didj tn0 3por bduptidHlic6
dincliicje aapitdliitcH 6et6ciIiqt iino.
Ter Gatcr ,5ralt bon S5cnncfen'S Sr.
CSlituu Gotriua, mar Ddbreno ie1r
0ieIer ,Sa6re (dG glou6c 30 oOcr
mc6r) diueiiider Sec8oa gireftor
itn0 qe66rt sic 5anilie Getrinq }u
oen outodtoncii Somilieu 1cutiil's,
melcGe nit oen c6inciiic6cn 9c60r0en
INNER ani ocm better 5uBe geitou
oeu 9S lit olio iit6er dn3ine6mcu
oab iolungc Strait pon &anHefcu ON
Ger Spite GcS GoHites iiebt nid)t
oic acriuaiic gaiiirGtlmg borlieaca
fam Naj ste d)iHciiide &caerunN
Scr Ebdtiatcit oeiicl6cn 9mmieriafci
ten ii ben yea Ic8eH iolItc"
Gin neae3 Ieicgronmi Scr SiilfS
2lftion Qicutia 6cia9t y0hb 0icicl6c
Ole &erlor9iala bon locitcron t50 @c
foHGcacilIoaer au0 2lr5eit5 2(6i9ei-
huacn in @aloer iril6 Qliheu ii6er.
nonmel fat uno 0aB oie Gerpile
guug ner Oort llutarge6raGltea tro6
6drter 2lr6eit p6llg lngeniiBeHo it,
&ciiere groBere 9atrdqc miiiicn
IN filr5eIter 3eit tiir bic glcrnitcu 6e.
iAoiit incr0cH Sic Gage Der Gioii
Iuno Acknowledgment in Den ciliaeu
Steppcn ,5i6irien's III iG9n icit lam
ger Seii ii6eraus nir4tbor, Gie Q}o.
jnotc 2lpriE 0loi mo ,ytni iin0 je.
oocb pegen Der in 6olge Der lm3urei.
denOen mo einforhligen GruG6runq
ju ertbaricn0ctt Sfor6lt Gpioealiet
I6aiou6ers geiitrdtet. Sic lortIeBung
Der anerlani iegeusrcicben G6Gtig.
felt Der Siilfsaftiou Eientlin bdngt
BON Der Qliibringung aeniigenoer
@elonlittal IN glmcrtla a6. Gas
S6drilein 0es 9lcrnliten lno bic Sci
trdgc ser &eiden iino gleib ipilfont-
men Sic lperoen 0rin9cuO 6euos
t6igt I'M Ole &erbeiiering ser 9ogc
Der ungliidlAen Chill mo &riegst
@efaugenen in Si6irich fir oie fom.
! lmenoen Dlonate ii6er ST iiellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

lle6i5in Die c6 je genonmen babe, uno
iorn iie aleu- leiocHben 6rmien cnlpfe6s
lcii. 8rau &ereD 9rcllibgc, 9I6eroeen
SDabo
5rauen, Die az enen i6rem @ci6lec6t
eiqehen qnolpollen Srunl6eiten lci0en
iollten iic5 Durd bic pielen lpa6r6eitsqes
trelen 3eugniie, Die mir bcitdnDig in
Den 3etungeii perofieutlichen, iibersers
Gen ldiieil rob 2poia g. %nt6dm a
&eaetd6le Gonpoltno tm Gtaaoe lit, i0s
neu Die Gjeilmobeit mie0er sp qeben
lin 81 iuiiien, Db Snoid s. %nf6dnS g
@cqetable COMPOUND S6neu 6elfen ipir0,
periudeu Sie cS Inn 9at6 ic6rei6e man
al oie 2poia 6. %inf6om G2eoiciue So.
ioertraulc6) gun Ddaii SIR @ref
miro BON einer Srdu 9eoffnet 9eleicn
nno beontportet luiO itreug bertraulic6
9ebalie1 peroen (Sln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

liliR ~ * ll' Nflllt
Sreun0in eriil d t c
~ / cl g b 5 q s.
&inl6dm's g Yea e.
table Gontpnlin1 3lt
pcriuc1els iuds id
ailclj fiat. gacb
DEM i'd cine SyIalc5e
aeuontnleil, flib / t e
ic) Mid Diel fpo6ler.
SScIj bd6e icbt orei
5Slaicben 6enilet uuo
bin ipie neugcboreiI.
SD0in 9. 9Sini9dm $
g'egeta d [ E IS . NJ
nnitiiN ia aie heitp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

NbOnncnicu Ole Ncn 7cncn 6urrcipunSeneu0 Sanfd
nngcmdtG crhncn uS sc6ctcu Office per Sep6n
driitd NittheiIunN ut MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

9eitrdge iueroen i'm oGeutiden
Gorrciporocntcn~ cutaeacu aenom.
men mO prompt meitcr 6ci0rOert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
AYESHA

,SeIlmut6 bon @alede, Ser
Iadenoe Sells, bat in Der i6li9-
ten 8ei6rei6ung ieiner obenteuers
liben 5abrt bon oen 4eeliug
SSSnieln na6 g&onltantinopel ein
@erf geiduffen oas Syo6r6hn-
Oerte lebeu miro. Sin ii6erntiiti-
ges &aben nlitten i'm S9la9tcn-
ge6riill Oes gepaltigen G5lfer.
riraensl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

SGlnItricrt. 9eimcn-Gin6anS.
Ereis fir Sic Seittidc uOcr cnaIiIde
Slnssu6e $1,25 OSer S1,35 pOrtufrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30
Cine tDttttNSrb0rS GrS6bIMta0
Uctt 6GrciIcbe1t Gdte1t.

Sn Sorgogt nie in Oo uo @efabr ets 6erIe6e frora.
tde ad9e @et Sn feinem an0ereu Srgsbut fonmen oit
beS gSeen mo oe4e SigeOeri6 10 ueenOfrob 10 beongen
gum NsOrud rO e lit geraOe Oies eblen eer @oe m Gere
mt Der einen Seobadggob m6 Dem prddge Smor oes Ser
taners, oie nen Sid1unoergdtglden 9fei5 berIe6en.
obreno BON Wluedes 2onoes5ug Dem uaqe of oen aee-
lng 5ne ole abeuerbinOng no 6nfenaon W 5er6ren gered
proe roe Die @mon pon eem groberu 0 oepo3erte eng
9en STe5er onG9rin uno ampfmfGbig eemadt bon Waed
muBe @ ee Ane Dor Inbrub Der 0ufabet endliecn ct
G pom oe e9lanOern angen a oe ooer ou Dem en5ger n6
ga6oerroteten fn Segeib 9pebo 0os i'm Saen loo Sen
uses nod Gen@lon0 an n 9o8 Sf NOR nar fr ete annn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

gnfigc merOeH Der 0rpeOitou cutsescm gcnOmnien
gaer Glider icgn i'm Snrcan cc9 GOrrcipuuccncn" 5n Sc
AttgnnG Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-30

id)aft bon 5 Nlonn oebout un0 Ieiu
&anoungs5lg 5G6lte 80 @1onn. @2uede
entidieO fidb fir ,9tDeT6o". 8
Wtan merit Dem @erfaiier ouf ie6er
Settle an, ipie er nit ean5er SeeIe oos
9lbenteuer ousgefoitet bat Biz ann
glugenblid ieiner @lelOung bei 9[0miroI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28
Bakers of Country
Put Plants Under
Direction of Hoover

Washington, June 27.-The country's
bakers put their industries volun-
tarily under the Food Administration
to-day, and assured Herbert c. Hoover
that they would carry out all direc-
tons issued by the Administration as
TO the conduct of their business. A
representative of the baking industry
will be chosen to serve as voluntary
aide to Mr.. Hoover, and 200 local
committees will be named to carry
out his instructions. A fund of $780,
600 will be raised for use in acqualnt-
ing the baking trade with the Food
Administration instructions.
One of the first moves of the bakers
to be made at Mr.. Hoover's suggestion
will be toward Standardization o.
loayes. The number OF styles and
sizes will be reduced considerably IN
the immediate future.
Representatives of dairy interests
have laid evidence before the Food Ad-
ministration that nationwide short
age of milk is threatened unless
measures are taken to prevent the
Strengthening of mich cows. Figures
presented by VI. d. Mum, president
OF the National Dairy Council. show
that, in the states of Minnesota, Ohio.
Pennsylvania and New York the sale
Of mich cows for slaughter has in
creased from 10 TO 25 per cent over
the sales in normal years. The dairy
representatives further urged steps by
the Food Administration TO stimulate
the production of eggs, butter and
poultry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

commodities first to be put under op-
Grafton of the act. il is understood, are
already III the Presidents hands. A
proclamation requiring the licensing of
coal shipments, and probably grain eX-
ports, probably will be issued from the
White House this week. Proclamations
to follow Will deal with commodities by
groups.
Secretary Redfield, who will admins
ter the act through the Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, will or
canize a division of export licenses. to
which Application for export licenses
will be made There will be as little
Delay as possible. the Secretary said to-
gay. in harding applications. Licenses
probably will be granted within three
days after application is made if it ap-
Jears there is no reason for holding up
the shipmcn. for investigation.
Control of shipping through opera
tion of licensing system for bunker
coal was discussed by Secretary Red
field with Chairman Denman of the
Shipping Board. The intention of the
government, it is said, is to force ships
into necessary trades and to draw from
neutral and Allied harbors shipping
now held there because of fear of sub
marine attack.
The United States in licensing ship
monts to European neutrals will take
every precaution, il is said, not only
To prevent reeXport TO the enemy, but
also to prevent American product from
being substituted for other commodi-
ties exported to the enemy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28

this connection officials again expressed
regret that the War Department should
see fit to abandon this camp after Au-
gust II, despite the great sum ex-
rended to establish it. Roads were
commenced to-day, at a cost of $4,000,
which will be valueless unless another
class is TO make use of them.
Captain Herman Koehler, the new
physical director, announced to-day thst
his work is to be 60 per cent disciple
nary and only 10 per cent physical de-
velopment Both are included in what
appears to be physical drill. Elocution,
marching, discipline and calistEenics
were undertaken at once in a strenuous
Gay, which produced immediate results
in the bearing of the men.
The men had complained that they
were given no opportunity to give COM
mands while executing maneuvres.
Captain Koehler gave them more than
they wanted by not only commanding
them TO repeat his orders while going
through arm and leg exercises, but by
marching all the companies about the
field at a stiff pace, with orders to re-
peat the commands OF their captain.
The resulting uproar could be heard a
m ito
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28
Tom Watson Urges
Georgians to Fight
Federal Draft Law

Tom Watson, once candidate for the
Presidency Oh the Populist ticket, is
still a frebrand at sixty-one. Last
Saturday at Thomson, Ga, where the
editor of "The Jeifersonian" lives,
Watson stimulated a mass meeting Of
his fellow citizens TO adopt resolutions
denouncing the selective draft law.
Mr.. Watson was naturally the principal
speaker at the meeting. He declared
the draft law unconstitutional and Of
fered TO fight the case Of any person
held on a charge OF resisting the draft.
Watson also made public his views
on the conduct of the war. They in
clude sending only volunteer soldiers
70 France.
The South, which in many ways has
been more or less patient with Wat
son. has become aroused against him.
This is the catalogue of his crimes as
The Montgomery Advertiser" puts it
eGitorially:
"To go no further back than three
or four years ago. we find Watson in
flaming the lowest passions Of the ig-
rorunt By his bold defence Of mob rule
and conducting a campaign which cul-
ing ever known IN Georgia.
when the Georgia Legislature
threatened 10 enact a compulsory edu-
cation law the Watson advice was to
oppose the law TO the last ditch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28
City Will P y 46F Organizers
To Teach Economy to H housewives

Mayor Mitchell took steps yesterday
to coordinate the efforts of all COM
mittees working on the food problem
for this city. He appointed a COM
mittee, to be known as the Food Aid
Committee, as a central body, of which
George w. Perkins. chairman of the
Mayors Food Supply Committee; Will
lam G. Wilcox, president of the
Board of Education, and Miss Mabel II.
Kittredge, chairman of the Women's
Food Supply Committee of the Mayor S
Defence Committee, are the executive
members.
81 do this for the purpose of coordi-
mating the various local committees at
work on the subject of food supply,
said the Mayor, land providing me-
dunn through which the Mayors Food
Supply Committee, the state authorities
and later on the Federal authorities
can most expedtiously and effectively
perform their part of the work"
The Mayor said that this new com
mittee would organize the city into
forty-six districts and place in charge
of each district an organizer, who
would receive salary. The headquar-
ters of each of these organizers will be
in one of the public school buildings,
which the Board of Education has ar
ranged to place during the summer
months at the disposal of the Food Aid
Committee. II these school buildings
lectures on various matters pertaining
TO food will be given from time to
time, and later on demonstration classes
will be conducted.
Each one of the forty-six districts
will be organized through the organizer
in charge through number Of sub-com-
mittees," said the Mayor, varying in
number according to the population Of
the district, but with sufficient mem
bership on the subcommittee to cover
ns nearly as nossible the district thor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-28
Bill to Draft Aliens
Introduced in House

Washington, June PA bill intro
duced in the House to-day by Repre-
sentative Peter +. Tague. of Boston,
would subject to the selective draft all
aliens in the United States who came
from countries at war with Germany.
As has been pointed out in The
Tribune, the State Department Is op-
posed to drafting even aliens who have
taken out their first papers, in the fear
that this would lead TO diplomatic
friction under certain treaties.
Exemption of all such aliens from
the draft, however, imposes an IN
equitable burden on such communi-
ties as New York City and most other
large cities, because OF the heavy per
ccrtage of the total population which
is unnaturalized. These communities
are expected. under the selective draft,
to furnish their full quota OF men Tor
the National Army, with the result tnat
the proportion of full fedged AmerI-
cans taken from such communities
would be all out Of proportions to that
taken for instance from such a state
as North Carolina, where the per-
ccntage of unnaturalized foreigners Is
negligible.