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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19

- ht present engaged IN an engineer.
iis ptolcer nesr Eersnia. or.,,ss.
where be and his bride viii make tbeir
home this summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas q. Kav have
had as their house guests for dav or
So Ar. and Mrs. 5. N. Merrill and
baby ~ Minneapolis.
Mrs. Merrill who has been visiting IA,
Seattle joined SIR Merrill in salem I'M
day and they left today Tor California
en- route home.
Following the meeting of the first
aid class "Wednesday night. the Misses
Gertrude and Margaret GRAY had sev.
eral of the girls 81 their apartment in
The Court, for an informal little sup
per party.
The party included: Miss Ellen ThieI-
sen, Miss Mabel Withyeomhe. Miss
Margery Marvin and Miss Catharine
Carson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam
Iwent to Portland today to attend the
woman S national diving championship
meet tonight at the Muitnomah club
They are at the Hotel Benson and
will be in Portland over the week end
OTHERS who also have gone 10 Port.
land for the meet are Mr.. and Mrs
John Farrar and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
IG. Gingrich.
Mrs. Karl Steiwcr (Janet Gray) is
in Portland for a short visit, having
gone this morning to attend the lunch
con given today for the alumnae of st
Helens Hall, at the University club.
| s.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Durbin will
entertain informally on Monday night
with a few tables OF $500. -
| A number of the married set whC
make up the Memo club will be guest,
and the affair will mark the final meet
| ing of the club this season.
Miss Margery Marvin has gone t.
| Portland for the week end.
Mrs. S. S. East had few matrOns a
her home Monday for an informal af
ternoon of bridge, her guests being thu
members Of little club.
& .
| On Friday afternoon, a merry gath
ering of friends and neighbors were en-
tcrtained at a farewell party at th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs Z. W. James OF
Liberty street in honor of Mrs. Charlie
Mason and children, Harriet an'
| Charles, Jr., who left that night fo
: San Francisco to make their home.
They were accompanied south b,
! Mrs. Mason s brother, William Watson
who also expects to locate there an
will be joined later by his family. Nh
Mason is already in California havin
left Salem several weeks ago to aceep
/ a position.
Those gathering to bid them good by
were Mrs. James Amsler and daughter
! Mrs. G. Sellers, Mrs II. w. Timm, Mr.
t Watson, Mrs. f. Muller, Mrs. J. Nai1
Mrs. J. F. Walker and daughter, Mr.
t A. Mishler, Mrs. George Wildrige an
- daughter, Mrs II. l.. Daue, Miss Berth
! Wick. Mrs. H. James Mrs. +. W. Jane
D and Mr.. and Mrs j. Biggler.
= q a
r Invitations have been issued by WI
f liam Wallace Graham for a recital to
4 given Wednesday evening at the Far
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
Y.W.C. A. NOTES
4 x * * 4 4 i: y 4 4 y x x


If weather permits the bird club Will
meet at State and Commercial streets
Monday at p. m.
Keen interest is shown now in the
coming northwestern Y. w. G. A. con
ference to be held at Seabeck, WASH
on Hood s canal. Both university and
city association members attend and
derive much benefit. The conference Is
set for June % to July 3. Active plans
will be announced later.
i 4:
last Thursday evening, women resld
inc at the Y. W. G. A. gave a farewell
Marty to Miss Gertrude Kelly before
her departure for Portland. Miss Kelly
has made her home at the Y. W. G. A
for tbe past year and will be greatly
missed among her large circle of friends
Those present Thursday evening be
Sides the honor guest, were the Misses
Emily Bransou, Beth Higginbotham
Nrttie Houck, Bertha Waldorf, Dolly
Smith Ethel Roberts Virginia NowleI
Gavie Bornenan, Florence Cleveland
Grace Young, Eva Miller, the Mes
danes Frances Whitehead, R. F. Wick
lnnd and Winifrcd Pettyjohn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
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Do you know what to yo Mr.. Piano purchaser to
have In home piano payeano sold to you ana guar
dtO hv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
.tinuei from page two)

4Nfluutu AaN"
senator Stuckslegcr,
s,per party in her honor, fol
. reception. during which
II sang number of songs in
ssv song ryclc, "The Heart
by Macmillan. At Bea-
.1,,.ka. which was formerly
bomr. the week was fill
lontious. dinners aud theatre
be nraaram given at her con
J ~ Mas most enthusiastically
oo Mis-, Miller has done
In Tork. appearing at the Chi
assiocss and Professional Wo'
I'm the WoodIawn, Austin,
ksrd auxiliary women 5 clubs
,6s Hawkcvc Fellowship club
~ thc Auditorium hotel
AliIlpr's voice is a coloratura
n fine quality, and Salem mu'
will be glad to know that a
mi be given by her at the
beatre Friday June the first.
Miller will enjoy Il several
.ttl, r,Iutiyas uaa Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Or, May l9-Wheat;
Club $3.50
Red Russian $2.63
Bluestem $2.72
Fortyfold $2,67
Oats, No. | white feed 5000
barley, feed $49.50
Butter, city creamery 39(n4Oc
Eggs, selected local ex. 33(033iac
Hens 17c
Broilefs 17M22c
Geese 11Ml2c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19

Miss Eifzaoefh Levy. talented and !
clever Salem violiHist
Miss Leys win be assisted with her
programme by Mrs kathryn crv.lsrl
Street eontralto, and Edgar G.. Cour.
sen, ascompanist.
Mrs. Ada Strong passed Yesterday in
Portland, having accompanied her son
n-law, Frederic d. ThieEeu. who went
down on business.
The sixth birthday Of little Leone
Riddell Davidson was celebrated Thurs
day afternoon at "lindian Hin
Farm, the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. l. Davidson.
The table decorations we're carried
ont in dainty pink aud white color
scheme, with fragrant sweet peas form
ing the center piece
The mothers all dropped in for the
Afternoon, and the hostess was assist.
ed bv Mrs. A. G.. Smith.
The little folk participating in the
gayeties were: Margaret Wilson, Ruth
Nelson, Stanley Price. Howard Price,
Serena Otterbein and Louis Nelson.
Mrs Henry b. Thielsen went to
Portland this morning to pass the day
A patriotic social was the diversion
of the members Of Chadwick Chapter
no. 81 of the Eastern Star. Tuesday
might when they were delightfully."- en-
tertained by several Of the officers of
the order at the Masonic Temple
The rooms were appropriately deco
rated with the national colors, and the
supper table was adorned with the emb-
lens of the Red Cross society.
During the evening a short program
was enjoyed, including solos by Mrs.
Percy A. Cupper, reading by Mrs.
Lorena Wise and q selection "The Ris-
ing of the People of ca by Judge J..
c. Moreland
Later a buffet supper was served.
4.bout IS guests participated in the
evening which was closed with dane
ing
At the meeting of the Salem Patri-
otic League yesterday, it was decided
to celebrate Flag day (June 14) with q
parade and patriotic programme, ap.
Ipropriate to the occasion.
At the meeting of the O. E. s. social
club Tuesday afternoon the hostesse.
will be Mrs. L. NJ. LAHORE, Mrs. w. H
Steusloff, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb anC
Miss Olive Skipton.
= 4
An interesting event in the calendar
today is the recital to be given tonigh
at Waller hall, when Professor Heller
! Miller Sem, of the Willamette Univer
sity Public Speaking department, will
, present Miss Faye Bolin and Miss Mar
garet Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Roma c. Hunter wer'
. hosts last night for small informa
| dinner.
Their guests numbered eight, an,
; the evening was passed with cards.
Henry X. Merwin left yesterday fo
/ a motor trip to Portland and the &c
e Ilumbia Highway, and was accompanie
1t lby his sisterin-law, Miss Anna Pau
: VINO Is NlSlUllS HtIt lIoH bNl LAW
: Y.
Friends joined them on the trip
Portland and they will be gone sewers
, days,
Our country now needs the service
women as never before, and to me
some of these needs there has been Q
= ganized by club women of Californl
Z the General Federation Gouncil-for
ing an emergency service committee
mobilize the women Of the country i
b special service in the present nation
crisis.
Mrs. CLYDE G. Graham is a week el
visitor at the country home OF Cal
and Mrs. A. J. Spong at Spong S Ian
ing.
y y " X ;. * 4 x X * * X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
METHODIST CONFERENCE

The Salem district conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will con-
vene next week The sessions begin
Wednesday afternoon at o o'cIock. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19

No changes are noted in the market
to-day. The department of commerce
through its fisheries department is is
suing bulletins telling how much cheap
or Il is to eat fish than beef steak and
tbe scientists from the laboratory
come in and tell us it ism t what you
cot but the number of calories in a
certain amount and also the amount Of
nratein.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19

program is strong. Plan to attend ev-
cry session Between so and so minis
,ters will be be present. The evening
session will be especially strong The
chorus choir of til III. r. church plans
to repeat the Easter eantata. The eon-
ference closes on Friday evening Sill
lverton Tribune
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
livestock Market

Portland, Or, May 10. = Cattle re
ceipts 20. Market strong. Light steers
slf@1L25; heavy steers SlO.500
1873; cows $9@9s5; heifers $9@lo
Sheep receipts 8. Market nominal.
Best east of mountain lambs $l3.5O@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19
THE MARKETS
X i * x * y i x 4 i x 4 =

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler Of the retailer, and
mot what is paid to the producer.
Ali other prices are those paid the
p1oducer. Corrections are made
daily
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-19

ia; valley lambs $3.50 1850; yearling
wethers $l2.5oml3.50; ewes $ll@l2.
Hog receipts 235. Eiarket strong.
Heavy $15.75@16; light $l5.5o@ lo.19.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
! Sir SnOem in ariesssOuc.

Gbicago, 81. 0tai. II Sn eli.
ner geItern 9lbeno bier abgeboItenen
@eriammIlmg berporrogenoer Suocn
bon Gbicago murOe ongefiinoigt, oaB
iiber cine balbe @daion Dollars 5ilr
llnteritiibung notbleioenoer SuOen in
ben bonn &rieg beriibrten 2Gnoern
@uropo's beigeiteuert mor0en iino.
Ole 9eiiteuern erfolgten ouf eincn
bon Soilis @loriboa bon g}ep- -yorf,
Dem @rGiioenten oes n9(mcricon
Sepiib 8ar &elief Committee, err
laIienen glufruf bin.
Ser 6eoeutenOlte inoiDioueae 9ei-
trog fam bon Sulius Hoienwolo, Ser
$150,000 5eihnete. Dieie 8ei6nlng
1T ouiGsliA ser bon ibnl beripro6e.
uen 9eilteuer bon $t,OOO.OOO, faas
in oen Ser. Stoaten $1000O,0OO
auigebro9t weroen gemodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

Seine @1otiOe bel Dem Griudeu, cine
Gibiiion gum Qienite in 5ronf-
reid uufbrinsen gu Oiirfeu.
g(ntportet oenl @rdIiOenten uli
Die SpiiuOe Ser o6lebnenOeu slnt-
mort oeIielben eingebeuo. IT Gin
Q(ppea an feline n6rcipiaieen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

mcrtcn Sellfidcn ltnteritGnOe eefiint
nit SoOten. SSn crfolgloien @egen-
angriiien batten Die Geltl1en i6pe.
re &erluite.
s ooorna meI0et italieui-
\ ide @eminne.
81 m, Dia 2onoon, 81. Woi.-Gic
sStoIiener boben in i6rer Sfieniioe
geitern augebli6 cine S06e 5miI1en
@aIliooa imO9ritopo 9enommen unO
aud ibre Steaingen auf Dem @ooice
ollsgeOe5nt.
0ies miro bon Dem itoIieniiben
@eneralitab in Dem nadite6enoen Of
fi5iellen geridt 9emelOet;
ISM Srentino nabm geitern Die
9lrtiIIerie.Gbdtigfeit, oie am Soms-
tag beeann cineu inieuliOeren Gba-
rofter an imO oe6nte ii6 auf Gin gro
Beres Serritorium aus. 9eionoerS
beftig mur0e Die &anonaoe in Der
@eoenO 6piiden Ger Std imo Dem
Z Terragnolo-Sbale.
9lngriffe Oes 8ein0es BEL Guecei,
i'm 9epro-Sbole itn6 bel 9lio 5re0Oo
inn glifico-9bole, moren in Der glo6t
bonn 19. bereits 5uriidgei6lagen NOR
oen. @eitern no6te ser Seino tpei-
tere eriolgIoie 9lngrifisOeriube i'm
gompO-9lreaI i'm Iorone.S6oI rno
on Der MaiosStrom-2inie inn Suga-
no-9bale.
Spdt am 9l6enO idritten groBe
feinoli1e Sruppennoiien gum 9ln.
griff eegen uniere SteIlungen om
&oiubio peitIi6 pom Monte Gente.
gta1 iborfen gSabfdnpfen in Oeucn
ocr 6einO idpere @erlilite erIitt,
purOe er cntlan1 ser aon5en Qln-
griffslinie 5uriidgetrie6en.
Phi Der julii6en 6ront mllrOen
ieinOlide @oritoBe an oeu n0rOliden
9l66dngen 0es San Marco, oitlid
bon @6r5, dmiIden 9ionie gucogna5-
ga unO 8oiti, uno in ser 9tod6or-
idaft oes SiigeIs 20S 5uriidgeidla-
gen. @ir robmen oen Siiael 1863
5piiden YaIliopa uno 9ritopo, Oft
lid ponFlabo imO boben uniere nene
Stellmg i'm @o0ice.@ebirge peiter
ouSgeOe6nt.
g9ir madten mebrere Simoert Sc.
fangene unO erbeiiletcrr cine 9roBe
Guontitdt BON 9riegsmaterial, oas
bonn SeinOe in oen Soblen 5uriidge.
lolien morOen mar.
@66reno Ncr 9uftgefedte ipurOen
5wei feinOlibe Wlai6inen berirnterge.
bolt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
G6ieaao's 2e6rer-ltniun.

Gbicogo, 81. @1oi. 0ie
nG6icogo Gea6er'S 6eoeration~ iit,
mie beute BON Sobn 8iepotrid, Dem
YrGiiOenten ser nGbicogo 6eoerotion
Of 2obor" befonnt gegeben muroe,
aus oieier &0rperidoit ousgetreten.
Ger S6ritt 1T cine SoIge oes BON
Socob 2oeb, Dem @rGliOenten Oes
S6ulrotbs, erlafienen 8erbots, orr6
wel6es jeoenl 2ebrer lnterIoet miro,
elmer 9lr6eiter- Union on3ugeb0ren.
0os bo6lte @eridt oes Staates batte
bcreits borber entihie0en, ooB Oie
Sdul6cb0roen Oas 9fedt boben, Die
9lniteaung ireeno zines 2ebrerS 81
bertpeigern mag er MN 5u elmer
Union geb0ren oOer ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

fritii1cn 9lugenblid binter Oen Sun.
oesrat6 ite6en piirOc, Inn Oie llnab-
bGnei9feit Oes 9ouoes auf @rlnolos
ge itrifteiter gteutralitdt 81 i6iiben.
Gommiiiton Id Ser.
Staaten.
@ent 20. @ai Oio @oris, 81.
Wlai. II Gas nSournal Oe @eneoe~
tbeiIt nit Die S6mei3er 9eb6roen
ieien eifrig nit Scr 9il0ung elmer
@ommiiiion beicbditigt, wel6e nod
oen Ser. Stoaten reiien ioll Inn
bort ougeni6eiulid nor6erri6enoe
@liBDeritdnOniiie 6etreffs Ser Sdpei5
81 fldren un0 cine anti-amerifamide
@ampagne aits5uglei6en Oie BON ei-
ner gln5abl tleiner, rmlpi6tiger ger.
monop6ilen 3eihngen gefiibrt per-
Sc. >
Gle 3eiting iagt, cs iei OringenO
notbig, 9lmerifa oo6in 81 Oeritdnoi-
gen. OaB Die Sdpei5 niht 0ur6 Gro,
6ungen ser 3uriidbolhing bon giob-
rimosmittel5ufu6ren in Elm 9l6mei-
den BON i6rer 91eutrolitGt ge5pun.
gen iperoen fam. glmerifa, ais
S6ie0sribter ser gon3en @elt, mill
ie o6er genoli ii6er oie So6lage in
ser Sdmei5 OeritdnOigt unO aennt-
nib ser S6wei3 nibt ldnger ouf IAN.
moBenOe llniberftdts @rofeiioren"
bei6rdnft iein.
Iltnrubeu in 9aeuf6oteI.
Gbour.oe. 6onOs, S6pei5,
Oio @oris, 81 0}oi. IT Saul @ro6e,
Elm io5ioIiiii6es Wlitglieo ocs g}o-
tionolrotbs lit geiteru bon einen
Soufen ieiner @eiinuunasgeuOiien
aus Dem @efdnaniB beireit moroen
na1oem er BON einem &rie9sgeri6t
81 o6t Soaen Soft perllrt6eilt NOR
0en mar. @rabe mar megen zines IN
ieiner 8eitung go Sentinele" Oer-
6ifentliden 9lrtifels Der @erIeum-
olng i6uloig beiunoen worOen
9luf @erIongen 1rs Gantonrot6s
bon 9leuf6otel bat Ger inn Giitrift
oos Commando fii6renoe General
G6our. oe-6onos nit einem 9fegiment
SSnfanterie lmo elmer Sdmooron
9apallerie beiest. 9lm Sonntag
9lbeno murOe bon Oen So5ioliiten Ell
ne @loiienOerionlmliing einberuien
ltn0 es fam 81 einigen &ropollen,
bod puroe iblieBlih Die 9fu6e wie'
Oer6ergeiteQt.
(Gbalr.oe-6onos Iiegt neun Mei-
len bon 9leufdatel entfernt. @s lit
eiues ser Sauptcentren Der llbrenia-
brifdtion in europa. SSn 1901 be-
trug Die Ginpobnerihaft 96,988).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22

i6nen geItonOen imO Sem 03eIt unter.
georonet pdre.
Seine 8olitif Oobinter.
Ger @r1iiOent ipielt ouf uniere &c.
pIante clifton an ais cine, Die cine
gpolitiide" g8irflng gebo6t battle,
Die aber nni6t 81 Dem Grfolg oes
arieges beigetragen baben ipiirOe"
uno ole oeine %olitit perionIider
@ratififation ooer gortbeil~ bartlett.
SD miinide odtlngspoll aber em.
pbatiidb in 9lbreOe 5u iteaen, ooB il.
geno pel6e politiide @rpdgung oOer
irgeno Elm g9linid nod perionlider
@ratififation ooer @ortbeill in I'M
iere gerebnlmgen eintrat. SD peiB
uidts BON Der @olitif Der rieiigen
W1e6r6eit ser MGnner, oie portroten,
mo iene, oeren &olitif id fenne,
316lten 10 oieI Genofroten pie 9ie-
pu6lifoner."
Gooiebelt neiit Oorauf bin, ooB iei-
ne 1ipiiion nidt in OoS 6euer &c.
i6idt noroen mare, bis Oie fron50ii-
i6en unO britiiGen @1ilitGrbe6oroen
iie bier5i paiieno erodtet bdtteu.
g3a6 elmer meiteren @olitif ge9en
Oeu @rdiioenten betreiis Der llnab.
fommli6feit BON Siii3ieren, Die in
0ie Gioiiion bGtten eintreten ioQen,
iagt 9ooiepelt, ooB er i'm gaii5en I'M
geid6r so reguldre Offi5iere, bon
Sberitlieutenonts 81 SeconOlieute-
nonts, fir Die erite Gipiiion 0erlanet
babe. Gies mare uneefdbr elm 3ebn.
tel ser 8o6l bon Siii5ieren Die nit
@eribiug'S GiOiiion o6ge6en unO Die,
mie Der @rdiioent iogt, alsi6lieBlid
aus 9leguIdren 5tiammengeieet iein
iollen.
9Gramotiides" Gorgeben-
ni6t ietu Sail
5ortio6reno, ioat Der Gberit: ,Gs
lit geiagt mor0en ooB regrldre 9lr.
mee.Sfii3iere unierem @lan oppo.
nirten. Ebatiade it, Dab ole otiid-
tighten" Sffi5iere 6e9ierig wareu. nit
imierer 8emegung in @er6inorng 81
treten Ser a}rdiioent Derltrtbeilt
unieren @oriblog nit Ger 9egriin.
Dung, oaB onidtOramatiide~ 9lftion
not6menoig iei. 9lttiou oie vpraf-
tiid uno BON niiienidaftliher Be
itinmtbeit un0 @enouigfeit~ lit. @s
mor nihts Gromotiibes in unierem
8oridlaa, aliBer peHn ale 8oribld-
&C. Die gereittpiIIiefeit 5eisen 2eben
fir Elm SoeaI 81 opiern, oromatiiA
iino."
9iooiebelt meiit Johann Oarauf bin,
oaB So6ne unO @nfel beroorraeen.
Ser 6ii6rer I'M 9irgerfrieg lid 81
ieiner GiOiiion angeneIoet baben,
geraoe 70, mie ale iibrigeH. q9Gue
mdren leoiglib na9 i6rer Eiidtigfeit
-einiblieBlib Ser 4miiieniAaitli6en
9eitimmtbeit~ ~ beurtbeilt poroen,
NIT Der iie ibre 9(r6eit tbateu rno ID.
rer 6lagge init loDaIer @rge6ung
oienten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
fSiir itrifte g3entfaLitat.

@irO oos gan5e S9wei5er @olf ein-
treten. Gine S6mei5er-Gom-
milton ioll nah Oen Ser. Staa.
ten geianot peroen. Sol g}iht-
oeritGnoniiie ertlGren.
geru 20. @ai. Dia 9aris, 81.
Wlai. @diiOent SdultbeiB nabm
beute in elmer Dor einem raoifalen
oemofrotiiden GongreB ge6oltene9fe.
Oe 'iiber Die ooIfstpirtbidaftIibe Ga
ge Der Sdmei3 beionoers 9e5ug olf
ole moglihen 5olgen oeS @iniretens
ser Ser. Staaten in ben 8rieg ouf
Ole Geriorgltng Der S6pei5 mitglab-
ringsmitteln. @r CAB ser feiten
Soifntng 0es 9imOesratbs 9lusorrd,
OoB ole Ser. Staaten Oie GriIten5
Der Sdwei5 nidt unmoglid MAIDEN
piir0en 6erner ipra1 er Die lleberi
5ergllug ans, OoB oas qan5e Golt I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
Q If 6we0en's n9febentlop"
DertbeiOigt Geuti d.

bertb eiotgt 3 eutl 3
lamb.
@ TO Il 6olm, bia 2onoon, 81.
N3ai. II Sic n930a 0olig6t ollie
6onoa, "oeren 0leOafteur oft Der SIC
Oeutlop4 SdweOen's geuanut miro,
wiOmet apei SpaIten elmer GrfId-
rung, in mel6er er 0euti6lanos
Sorpe0irrng ser i6meOiiden Gom-
pier erflGrt uno entiduloigt Die ou-
oercn 9loAmittags5eitlnaen a6er
idlieBen ii6 oen 0lorgen3eitungcn
in bittcren &oruiirfen gegen Gelitid-
lanO an.
Cas- itarf 0eiititireimolide ,9lfton-
6laOet~ areift sic geutihen idarf an.
@s iagt oaB sic GorpeOirlmg idipe-
oii6er SGiffe fir sic i6ueoii6en
6reun6e GeutiGlan6's Elm barter
Sdlag lit uno es berlauot, OoB oie
9ieaierlmg iib nidt nit einem blo-
Ben 9roteit 6eeniigen, ionOern auf
Oolliter @ntiddOierng 6eite6en ioll.
8e5iielicb Oes S9idials bier onOe-
rer Gompfer peIde sur ielben 3eit,
ais oie Orei Gompfer o6gefa6ren ma-
rem ibmeOiide Sdfen berlieBen
6erridt groBe @eioraniB.
9 eltti 1Gon0 nm Q panien's
6reun6i9oft bemii6t.
9lmiterOom, 81 oia 2on0on, 81.
N}ai. II @iner gerliner Gepei6e 81.
folge ioete Scr oeuti6e Inter -Stoots-
efretdr fir ouspdrtige 9lngeIe9en-
6eiten einem iponiicben SournoIiiteu
ooB Geutidlon0s 9lnhport ouf 0ie
ipnlii6e 9}ote 6etreffs ser @erien-
flung Oes iponiiGen 0ompfers o@a-
tricio" oem ipaniic6en 9otid6ofter
om SamItog ii6erreid]t moroen iei.
Ser G6orafter ser O3ote mur0e Donl
llnteriefretdr onseOeutet, inOem &c
iagte, Dab Geuti6Ian0 bon 0ent
@unide geIeitet mer0e, 6aB 5piI6en
GeutidlanO un0 Spanien Oie freunO-
idaitliditen 9e3ie6nngeu beite6en.
Ser @eonite iaate, ooB 0a$ Ser
ienfeu iponiider Sdiife @uglan0 5ur
9ait gelegt mer0en ioIle, ga OieieS
2ouo oie 9lbfo6rt ser S6ifie BON
engliiAen SGfen ber3oqert babe. ST
iagte, Geutidlano miiuide, oaB Spa
nien iIorf iei, imo iei bereit, ieine
Gptfpidluna uad Dem Griege in ieoer
geiie 5u iorOern. @r iiigte bel, oaB
@ldne getrofien muroen Ganlpfer-
linien 5piiden Sanl6urg unO iponi.
i6en Sdien ein5uridten lmO oaB
GelltidGano audi cine @eiellidaft ae-
griinOet babe, nm Sponiens &c.
iammte Grldterute an5ufallfen.
Spanien bat g dltel iei-
ner &auffabrteiflotte
Oerloren.
g}em Yort 81. N}ai. SyomeS
3. Gaie. Elm amerifauiI6er @eI6dits-
mann Ser 6eute alf eiuem Gompfer
bon Spanien bier ungefommen it,
iagte, DAB Elm Sefitel Der Sanoels-
marine Spouien'S Ourb Eau66oote
5erit0rt uuroe unO oaB iponii6a
S6iffs6oub6fe Sen @erlult ni6t ar-
ieben fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-22
"GOlOniQu."
GrOker 3eIanN : 9ams
pier bcrungIAdt.
@r 6itrfte iUa6riGbeinIidD
gdn5lih OerIUreit IeiIr.

9(n Der SHOfaIte bon @nglanO iticB
ibn Elm llnfaa 81. II llria6e
oeRelbcn unO Saidial ser @e-
manning umbefannt. - 2ooung
imO 96iff 5uionmen ou1
$2,OOO,OOO bepertbet. - Sotte
oieIeidt Gbei( Oes Goreos be-
reits geIoidt.
Bottom 81. @loi.-Ger 2eDlono-
Gampier n@oloniol," Elm S6iff bon
6440 Gonnen oerurgliidte geItern
O}obt an Ser SiiOfiiIte BON GngIonO,
wie cine bier bel oen 9lgenten ser 81
ME eingegoneene Ga6eloepeide be-
iagt.
Gie @lelOung fiigt bin5u, ooB Ser
Dompfer, ser elm Cargo BON Wluni.
ton, @etreiOe, 6ol5 unO 9oummolle
an 9orO batte, pabri1einli6 gang
lib perloren Iein perOe. Die llriobe
oes llniolls uno ooS Sdidial 0er
9emanmIng moren in Der WclOrmg
ni6t erwGbnt.
Ger Gampier miro mitiammt iei.
ner 2oOung ouf $2,0O000O 6emer.
tbet. Gs miro ais m0glid erodtet,
OaB er einen G6eil ieines @argos,
eini6GeBIid Wiunition, ic6on Dor oem
llnioll in 9lDmoutb lauoete.
gG6eres BON &erienfun9
0eS IS olbert."
teoris, 81. @oi. - Ger fron56-
Ii6e Qampfer Colbert" Ser am 80.
glpril i'm nittellGuoiiben Meere Oer-
ienft muroe, mar ouf Der Sabrt nad
Solonifi, ais er torpeoirt wurOe.
Ger EorpeOo troi oos SAiff inter
Der @olIerIinie uno Ger Mai6inen-
rolm faate lif iofort nit @aIier.
Bon einem Soudboote mar nibts 5u
ie6en, ais oas S6iif am Bug ihnea
81 iinfen begann. 0ie 0}annidait
nobm iOfort ibre Soften elm aber Oas
Sdiff neigte lib 10 itarf, oaB es fait
unmoqlidb mar, ole 8oote berob5u-
laiien.
Sic Colbert" lanf in flint 0limi-
ten lnO na6Oem iie unter9egangen
mar, tou6te oas Soudboot auf lnO
ieinGommonoant erflmOigte ii6 na6
9}mne, Gborafter uno 9eitimmung
ieineS Spiers. Gbe er oieie 9luifld-
rirng erbalten fonnte, eri6ien Elm
fran50lii6es @otrouilleboot mo er-
0finete 5euer nuf Oas Salhboot.
Naboem bierSdiiiie abgege6en mor.
oen poren, 4oubte Oos ll-goot, ge-
rooe ais am Sori5ontc Elm Seeplon
ouitotd6te. Gas Yotrouilleboot mar
Elm SiiderOampfer unO leiitete bel
Der &ettrng ser Selte bonn Colbert"
wertboolle Siilfe.