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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
9'ra6tc id iclbit in llnsclcoen.
heiteu.

Glebc1ano, g., t6. 9(pril. -
Serman 6elingcr, Der ASrGliocnt
oes 6icligen Stuots-Serbonoes oes
oeutIb omcrifonii6en 9Iotionol6un.
oes, trot beute BON MoDor 3oOis'
aricgs6eborOe 5uriid, iniolge oeS
2(uiiebcns, nel6es er am leBten
Somitog onlGBlb elmer @erinmm-
lung Der @eboroe erregte ourb feline
9ebouphtng, Die Geliti9 -9lmerifaner
piiroen iib ni6t on Ger 8elpegllng
fir inteniiDe @ortcnpirtbihoft be-
tbeiligcn neil iie Ooourh 0roBbri.
tannien uno ieinen 9laiirten belfen
miiroen. Gie &eriamntlung fam 5ll
cincm ploslicben itiirnliicben @nOe.
Der &oriiser. Der 9eboroe, WSpron
:. Serrid, iagte, Die 9feiignotion
piir0e ongeuommen meroen. Dies
1T nicbt Die 3eit fir Dailoe," iagte
Sr. Serrid, ,mir ioGten olc 9ie-
ienigen ciniperren ole iolhe @orte
duBern imo ooOur9 inierer Su6e
ibooen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
StGotiidc NubrnugSmittcl GOut-
miIiiOu.

MtlltOW.
Nlopor 9rciton ernannte eeItertt
cine 9iobrungsmittel Commit,
Iion 5ur @ermeioung einer 4ota.
itropbe pGbrenO oes 9rieses. =
sic miro cine llnteriudung be.
5iigIib ser @orrGtbc anitelIen
inO sic 9Sreiie beipaden.
Syn ser lle6er5eileltng, OoB infolge
oes Rrieges 6ie NtobrungsmitteI-
preiIc in Oen nGditen Nonaten Itei-
gen merOen ernonutc eeitern DioDor
@reIton Elm Gomite, oas iif in 3u-
funft nit ser gfabrungsmitteIfroae
6cfoIIen miro. GS miro cingebenOe
llnterIubungen be5iigliA ser gegen-
mGrtigen @orrGt6e imo Ser HreiS-
Idwonfungen miteIlen. Gie 0lit9lie-
Der Oes @oniite'S limo: Ylaior So6n
Q. Gibbs, 9lep. YbiIip Goof, s. 8.
9lpplebp, 6ralt Gllicott @ortbing-
ton, Oli6ter Morris 81. Soper, SRI.
Sane gIoi6, SRI. @Oitb 6. Stone nnS
Gr. Clement 81. Yenroie.
9Ils @oriiser oes Gonlite's i6ldgt
Nlobor 9reIton Or. Eenroie Dor.
Ger Wtopor er6ielt in Sen lebteu
@o6en oieIe 9riefe in 9e5ug ouf Ole
3ufiinftige/ Observation-Disclosures in
Baltimore. @r iogte geitern, Dab Oie
glngelegenbeit fir Seoermann bon
groBem SyntereIie lei. Ger nmfang-
rei6e 0}obrungsmitteI. .@rport," fubr
oos StoOtoberboipt fort, mag cine
9nopp6eit an O8o6run9smitteln imS
cine Grbo6une ser Ereiie nit ii6
6ringen. Sn ser aegentpdrtigen 3eit
lit sic ipariome 9ebonohlng ser 2e-
bensmittel BON GROCER @idtigfeit.
Die berriAenoen 3ultdnoe OerIongtcn
Die grnennlng elmer gnbrungSmit-
tcl-Gomniiiion, ipel1c Iih nit Oicier
9lpgelegeubeit befaiien muB. sic ioll-
te offentIi6e @er60re obbolten, 8or-
trGge berdnitolien unO iif ii6er Die
allgemeinen &erb1ltniiie ouBer6ol6
ser Sto0t infornliren. g9ir treten in
einen eeuoItigen 9rieg Elm. gSie
lange 0erielbe 0ouern miro rnO mas
fir @ro6leme mir 81 loien bo6en
merOen, fam jebt nod eeiagt iper-
Oen. Gie Grfo6rltngen ser onOeren
gationen boben ins gelebrt, ooB oos
IporIome llmgeben nit 9}obrunss-
mitteIn, Oeren Yroouftion uno gluf-
bepa6ung ere. bon GROCER @idtiefcit
iino. Baltimore bepeetc Ib IN ocn
lesten SSo6ren in fortidrittliher
Beile imO iolIte eS eine iolde Dih-
tige 9lngelegenbeit niht pernodldiii-
gen. @s lit oie 9l6iidt ser StaOt, ei-
nc Gomniiiion 81 bo6cn, beitebeno
aus Mdnnern unO 6rouen, oeren Be
rllf mebr ooer peniger nit einem
iolden Eroblem berbungen lit. Eie
GomniIIion bat Oos 9iedt, tpeitere
Wlitglieoer 3u ernenneu falls OieS
gum 8ortbeil Iein ioIlte."
Die Gommiiiion miro am nddItcn
6reitug im Gmpfon9s5immer oeS
MoDors oic erIte Sielng baIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
gGdcrci-gIrbciter berlanscM bO6eren
Qnhn


Infer Dem &oriib Oes 8ddereibc-
ii6ers Suntue! Goien ipitroe cine Ser
iantmlung naH gtr. 14t2,. @ougbltr,
meIde bon 30 gGdermeiitern beIubt
mar, einberlfen. Gie BON Ser ,gGde-
rei-glr6eiter- -llnion" poreelegte 2obn-
Sfalo wuroe einItimmie 5uriideewie-
fen, neil es iiir Die fleiten 8Gdereien
unmogli6 lit, oen 9lrbeitern Ole ou.
rim Itipulirten 2o6ne 5u be5a6len
obnc 81 @runoc 5u geben. SSSn Oen
GeOineungen Scr Union lit elm Bai-
Jus ent6alten, pel1er 0en 6nnIilien-
mitglieoern ser 91dermeiIter per6ie-
tet, ii6 IN Ger 8Gderei gu beiH6fti-
gen pcnn ni6t Die Union Oaniit ein-
Oerftdnoen lit. 0icle geoineutg rief
einen Shtrm ser @mporilng berDor.
6erner ioa es Dem Better elmer
8oderei niGt erlou6t iein, III ieiner
eigenen gGderei longer iuie 8 Stitn-
oen 5ii or6eiten. Die 9rbeiter Der-
laneen cine neunitiinoige 9[r6eitS5eit
ltno enen Wlinoeltlo6n BON $16 Bis
$24 pro 8o6e, ie no1 9(rt Der 8u
Dcrrihteuoen 9lrbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

9crliL piu &onOon 16. glpril.
Cine bclte 9lbcnO bonn Oeutiben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crlaiicne amt.
li6e ittbeilung iogt:
n9ln Der 9lisnc bat nnd elmer &C.
moltigen aanonooe bon 5ebn Eogcn
ein mddtiger iron5oIii6er Gur6-
bruhSDerilh 6egonnen. Gin bilti.
ger aompf lit auf elmer 40 ailome.
ter 5ront I'M uniere Dor9eiAobcnen
Stellitngc MIN @onge."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
SlnimcrtIumitc gc6uuOlnns.

glnfmcrtIamltC Vebanolnng.
@irO 9lmerifanern in SeIterreib
5ut6eiI. u Gen o6reiienben Ti-
plomoten unO ibren 8egIeitern
SouOer5ug 8ur Gerfiiguug &C.
iteQt.
9u6s, S6wei3, bia &oris, t6.
9lpril. IL 0ic oIterrei6iiden 8ebor-
sen lieBen Dem amerifaniiben Bot
i9oftsito6, Goniltlatsbeamten umS
Eriootleuten, Die geitern fitr5 Oor
ser WiittagsitunOe bier eintrafen
olle MIR mo9life 3uOorfomnenbeit
ongeOei6en. @S mnrOen nidt MIR 0cn
OiplomatiIden geomten Die iibli6en
8ripilegien gepdbrt ionOern aud
oen in Der @eieIIidoft beiinOlihen
@riOatlelten Die riidiidtspolllte 9e-
bonOIlng 5utbeil. Sic itorenOen
YoB-9legulotionen nltrOen fallenge.
laIien inO Oas @epdd nur in gon5
o6erflddIiGer @eiie uuteriudJt bic
SGlite Oeiielben gar nidJt.
SSn Der @eieIlihoft 6efanoen iid Osr
@ei6Gftstrdgcr Soiepb s. @relu nit
@ottin, 6lotten.9ltto6e Commander
stephen 9. @roibom, Die SefretGre
Sbeloon 8. Gros6D, 9fttberforO
gtngbom @lenn Stemort, Sugb g..
@ilIon lmo Satin, SliOer 9. Surris
man, Serbert @. @ool0, sic GlerfS
ser @iener 9oti6oft, Ia GonlulatS-
beamte, 8 GRitglieOer oeS 0lotben
arelBes, 13 glrbeiter ser ~ sc. 6.
g." imO 81 &rioatlellte, oarunter
1r. Serome Ston6ourg6 nit @ottin
uno 5tuei 9inOern, iinO mebrere Ser.
treter umerifonii6er @ei1dftsfir.
men.
Tie 0iterreidiI6e 9ieeieritng botte
ser &eiIegeIellidaft einen SonOer-
5ug sur @eriiieltng geitent, Der aus
einem S6lofnogeon, Orei gepobnli-
6en @aggons, einem Speiic. lnS
5ipei @epddpaggons beitonO. &c
8riifung ser Yapiere uno Oes @e.
pads Ser Eoiiogiere nor in @ien
oorgenonnen tporoen 10 oaB es if.
nen moglib mar, Die @ren5e BET
6elofir6 o1ne neitere Sdmierigfei-
ten 5u ii6eri6reiten. Ser OipIonati-
ibe Stab reiite peiter na6 Bern,
mG6renO sen @rioatleuten uno Gon-
lulorbeonltcn bon Ger omerifanii6en
legation gerotben puroe, in 8iirid
gu 6lei6en, ga es in Bern an Sotei,
rount fe6lte. Ser gr0Bte Sbeil Scr
9eamten beobIirbtiet, io6olO mic
m0eli6 no6 oen &ereinigten Stod=
ten 5uriid5ufebren, lpenn ibnen nidt
pom Stootsoeportement anoerlpeitigc
Snltruftionen 5ugeben
Tie 9l6reiic bon @ien Ooll5og iidJ
obnc 3piibenfGae, ouBer Oen 8erab-
ibieOungen bon 6reimOen. Sic 0ie.
gierirg fono es unnotbig, belonoere
@orii6tSniaBregeln 81 treifen unS
es gab feline 0emonitrotion irgeno
pel6er 9lrt Ieitens ser eroBen Wten-
idenmenee, pelde iih 5u Ser 9lbfabrt
eingefltn0en bate.
Gin 9eoniter 0eS 9lusp1rtigen
9lnltes in @ien tbeiIte einem &ertrc-
ter Ser n9liiociirten Yreiie" nit, 10
lonee ser eegenipGrtige Status' in
sen 9e5iebungen 5ipilben Ben Ser.
Stoaten unO ser Monar1ie berride,
meroe na1 Souie reiienoen 9lmerifa-
nern fein SinOerniB in Oen @eg ge.
legt nerOen.
Sic oiterrei6iide 9feeierling bat
Olrd 6en @ei6GftstrGger @reip cine
@mpfe6lung no9 @oibineton ge.
anot, 0oB fir Oen 3eitroum BON bier
@ohen aus ser Goppelmonordie o6-
reiIenOen Nlmerifonern ilnO Die Ser.
Staoten Oerloiienoen Seiterrei6ern
tno llngarn feline Sinoerniiie berei-
tet ueroen BUR 3eit Der glbfobrt Oes
SonOer5uges NOR bonn Stnot8-
0eportement nod feline 9lntiuort
bierauf eingegangen.
g9idtiaer Gcltfaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
9aegicff SO6itfOmmanOiremOer

@etersburg, bia 2onOon, tG.
9[pril. General 0}idael g. 9Qerieif
lit iett oefinitiO sum &odiifomman-
Oirenoen Der ruiiiidcn 9lrmec'n err
nannt morOen. @r iibernabm oas
S6erfommonoo pro0iIoriid bereits
Dor einigen @odeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
g9idtioer ScItfaQ

8ai6ington 16. g(pril. ~
Cine lpi6tiee Gontrooerie, ole ourd
oen &rieg entitonO itno mebr ais
5ponSig Der oeilti6en S9iffe betrifft,
oie iiingIt BON ser 9iegiertng be-
Idlognu6nt 1uoroen iino, gelangt
hcute i'm O6er6ilnoesgeribt 81 miin0.
li6er &er6nnolung.
@s 6anoelt iid nm ooS ais Eeitfoa
bon gleip-D Dorfer 9onfen gegen oen
5um SforoOenti9en Slopo geborigen
0ompfcr ,aronprin5eiiin @ecilie"
cingeleitete Observation-Disclosures
Gic 9onfen MAIDEN Gontraft6rli6
lmo einen oarous erlpodienOen Sdo.
oen BON $2,00OOOO eelteno, Oeu lie
ongeblib oobur6 erlitten 6u6en, oaB
Der Gompfer nad 9lmerifa 5uriid-
fit1r, ais er oro6tlos iiber oen 9lus.
bru6 Oes arieges beritdnOigt mllroe,
uno oa6er es itnterlieB, @oloborren
I'M @ertbe bon $1t,000,000 IN @ng-
Iono ob5uliefern. 9lls &ert6eiOigung
6iergegen miro Die 8o6ri6einlidfelt
Der Gonfis5irling geIteno eemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

6olen wiiroe, i1 oomit nidt rniere
Stellingen ItGrfen ionoern MIR
i6wG6en piiroe. Sd wiiroe Die
Sadie OeS 1Srieocns, welhe mir 9lae
Dor unieren 9lugeu boben, niht ior.
bern ionoern inn @egentbeil oieGeidt
bena6t6eilieen. Sd bite oober ooS
Sous, iicb nit oieier M}itt6cilun1 5lt-
frieoen al qe6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

Sic conferiren I'M &eiBen @aule. IT,
9rpan iidert Dem 9rGiioentcn
Ooaite llnteritiiBimg 5u. IT. @iro
in ieinen 9leoen beionoers ole
glo6rling5mittel Gage beriibren.
8of6iu9ton 16. 9lpriI.
@rdiioent @ilion enpfing beltte Nlor-
gen @iaiam SeimingS SrDan I'M
@eiBen 6oltie. Sie conferirten in
0es @rGiioenten 3immer, e5e er iib
nod leinen SltreaIr begab.
Serr 9rDon pieoerbolte Oem Yrd-
iioenten iein 9lnge6ot, Oos er fiir5lih
ielegrapbiib ma6te, Der 9ieeierung
D6brenO Oes &rieges 81 irgeu0 mel
diem 0ienlten bereit 5I iteben.
Serr 9rDan oiftirte, na6oem er
cen &rdiioenten pgrloiien bate, cine
@rflGrilngL er werOe Die &egierimg
in allen &riegspl0nen irnteritiisen, er
peigerte ii1 jeOo1, iib iiber @ouicrip-
tion 81 GilBern.
SD ipro6 BEL Dem 9rGiiOenten
oor," Iaete Serr 9rDan, ,,uu Oem.
Ielben meine So6o6tung ous5u-
Nriiden inO mem Selegramm 5u be-
itdtieen ipel1es i6 ibm am Gage Ger
GrfI0rllng, oaB elm ariegs5uitano be.
itGnOe, iiberionOte. @s lieet mir
nidts Oaron irgenO cine 6rage Dor
Dem GongreB 8u beipreben. @as
INNER Die 9feeieriing tbut, lit re6t
qet6on, lnO i6 mer0e iie uuf's 9lell-
Berite unteritiisen. SD baltic es fir
oos 9ii9tige, OaB 0os 8olf gemein-
i6oftlib irgcnO cine Son0lung Ger
Gegierung lnteritiiben miro. SSSn
&riees5eiten re0et Der %rGiioent fijr
oos geiommte golf, itno es Iollte fei-
ne E6eiliug geben.
SD botte cine 9ln5abl 0oten iiir
ReOen gcma6t ebe Die Gage eintrat;
oieie f0nnen ieoo9 5u ieoer 3eit OBJ
geid0t merOen, menn Die 9iegiering
meme 9ienIte broubt. 9icle Ser
loumllmgen oeben mir cine l@elegcn-
felt, oen 3u60rern auSeinonOer 81
ieeen melhen 9lnt6eil 8iirger bel Der
llnterItiibunG Ser &egierltng nc6men
f0nnen. Sd inmmele iebt Sniorma-
ton aus 9fegierln9squellcn, Die ole
Jieeierlmg perbrcitet 81 ieben miiuibt
lnO ioa BON oieien 0aten iopobl in
9leOen, ais au6 in ueiner 3eitlng
@ebrou6 MAIDEN. Sd wer0e por-
nebmli6 iiber bic 9io6runeSulittel-
Gage iprehen."
Serr 9rDon ia9te, er inooilire Den
Jie9ierlngSploL oen &erbrol6 BON
@etreiOe fiir Ole Seriteauns bon
Spirihloien lpG6reno oes arieees 5u
Oerbieten. sd ipmpotbiiire ber5li6
nit Dem 9Ingebot, oen 2e6ensmittel-
Gorrat5 5u conIerOircn our1 Inter.
logen oen Gorrotb an 9roo 5ii fir
gen, oomit Der &orrot6 on g[lfobol
permebrt perOe. @s lit nidt meiie,
oaS &olf berbun9ern 81 loIien nm
es betrlmfen 81 MADDEN
@6e Serr 8rDon iic6 5unl &rdIi-
6enten begob, bate er cine 8eipre-
dung nit oer SefretGren 9ofer uno
Souiton. @r bate aldj oie gl6iidt
SefretGr 0nniels uno Oen General
9Soltmeiiter 9urleion 81 ieben. Serr
9rpan beea6 iib fur5 na6Oem er bel
Dem &rGiioenten geipelen mar, no6
2ebigbton Yo., no er belite 9lbeno
lpre9en miro. Gr beabii6tigt, ii6er
2incoln no6 Dem @eIten 5u reiien
unO 9(nfanes 0toi I'M iiiOli6en Gali-
fornien ein5litreffen.
S5n 8e8ug oif iein 9lneebot, ais
Soloat in Die 9lrmee ein5utreten,
ioete Serr grpon, er bGtte 0ieleS ees
madt, neil cr sloitbte, OoB er in bic
er gigeni6oit nit oen meiiten 8iir-
germ in 8erii6rung fonlmen merOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

"it~ III NNil ltNlt OttR NA~ 'EoNJ"'t'
celebrirt.
So3taIiiicn fiir @eItfrie.
0en midi Sonoer.
frie0en.
&opcn6ngen, t6. 9lpril.
Sn elmer itarf 6eiudten So5ialiiten-
MISUNDERSTANDING fir 6rouen
36ielt 6eute Serr Stounine, elm 90.
5ialiIt lmo NliuiItcr obue &orte.
Teliue, cine bemcrfenswert5e PIN.
ipro6e. Serr 5taiming wor BON
Oen Oeitihen So3ioliiten auserforen
olS @crmittIer fir Die llebermitt-
limg DER 6rie0ens.9(nsebote an oie
ruiiiicben 5o5iaIiiten 81 Oienen.
Serr Stauning beitritt in ieiner
93eoc, oaB Elm SonoerfrieOen 5piiden
0euti6lano mo 8uBlano Oas 3iel
Der oeuti1en ooer ser odnii6en 60.
5ioliIter iei. Glae ibre 9enii6ungen
10 beSonte Ser 9iconer, ieien alii ei-
nen aagemeinen ggeltfrieOen gerid-
tel, auf elmer gaiiS, Die fiinftige
&riege per6iiten milrOe.
Serr Stauning erfI1rte, BOB 0ie
@armlngen, Die gegen oeu SonOer.
frieoen.&lon Der ocutidcn So3iali.
item aeridtet ieien - ein Glan, Der
qarnibt eriitire ~, bon Oenen inipi.
rirt ieien sic gegeu oie 6rieOens.
Soee 5ur gcgenpartigen 3eit opponi.
rem.
.g9ir miiniden nid6t 81 einem
Sonoerfrieoen 5miiHen Geutidlano
mo 9iuBlano 81 6elien" iagte ocr
Gconer, .na6 meltbem Oe 6cinOie.
liqfeiten anf oeu an0cren 6rontcn
nod 6eitiger ent6rennen wiirOcn;
mir moilen oiclmcbr eincn @eltirie.
ocn 6er6ci5u6ringen ildeu. g9ir be-
holten ms pas Gedt Dor iraeuO
ctpas 81 t6lm, mas inns oieiem 3ielc
naber 6ringen miir0e. g9ir wiiien,
NoB and Oie 0eutiden So5iolilteu
cinen oagemeineu 6rieoeu wiinidcn.
Die miiien mo6l OaB Elm Sonoer,
frieoe mr. geringen l@ert6 bobcn
piir0e. sic arbeitcn alli ein Gin.
oerIt1noniB iulter Oen &6lfern bin
welAes oen @cg iiir oen eric6nten
5rieOen 6abnen piirOe. lie Nlog-
Ii6feiten eines iolbeu Gtnperitdno-
niiies iino Ourd ole fiir5li6cn @nt.
midhnaen in &uBlmo mcientli6 cr.
bobt moroeu"
Oeiterrei2's Stanopunft
gcgeniiber Oen Ser.
Stooten.
9(mitcroonL oia 9onOou 16.
9lpriI. Der ingarii6e @remier
Eis3a 6at ua6 elmer Gepci6e ans
9iioopeit, in elmer 9lniprade Dor 0em
Nloqnaten-Saus 0coot.
o7,n 9e5ug auf ole 6roge Der Ser
Staoteu ba6cn mir idon @clegenbeit
ocbott. lmieren Stanopunft 5ln
9htsOrud 81 bringen. Ca Die Ser.
Stootcu, pie i6 friiber 6eroorge6o-
ben hobc, 5u lmicrem 9eoauern iib
i'm Grieas3titono nit Gertidblano
erfl1rt ba6en mlBte Die notbwen-
oige logii6e SdIBiolgerlmg ge5o-
gen peroen. Gas lit cine 6eitimmte
Ebotiade. peI6e feiner @rfldrimg
beoorf Sd piirOe einen 5e6ler be-
ge6cn wcnn id cine peitcrc @rfl6-
ring 3uiiiacn uiiroe~
Observation-Disclosures n9tu g.
IAN 8 innere 9(nge.
Iegenbeiten.
On @cnntDorilng elmer Snterpcl.
lation ocs @raicn 9luton 5egrop er-
fldrte ser 4rcnlier in 9e5ug olif
&nBIono:
uGie Sage lit our6anS flar. 9lie-
mano oenft an ginnliicbung in Die
inneren 9lngeleeenbeiten oes ruiii-
iden Stoates. 2ie greigniiie, wel6e
in 9ublanO itottfanOen, baben in fei.
ner @eiie iniere 9lusleeung Scr
3iele Scr Dlonar6ie uno Der Station
in Sieiem aricge eednoert. Sd
CLAUDE, OoB wenu i6 iest Oltr6 cine
neue GarIeglug Die bon Den berbiin-
Oeten Y}G6ten 6ercits eeoebenen poa-
lt1noia fIaren @lm0aebnnaen mieOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

9lbDnncnten, bic ben ,,9cntidjcn GOrrcs
ipUnoenten" uidIt piinftIidD Dber nnrcgcI,
makis crbalten, iiub gebctcn, Der Office
oapUn per ScIrpbOn Ooer idlriitlidl Mit-
tBCilnng 5u ugdcN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

Gin 9leneltGiGer. - so
gen sic, Serr Obcr, eiebt eS au6
CONCERT bier2" ~ o@emiB, mein
Serr, in elmer @icrtelIhinoe fomnnen
ole @}uiifcrl" II DSo, Damn bite,
raid einen &offee, oamit iM redbt8ei-
tig fortfommel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
@rieOrn init
Ru6Iano.
Die Sabn fit OrnicIben
gccbnCt.
4mrd) balbamtlirbe 6fters
reibiidbe Grfldrmmg.

Ole aricos5iclc Der GeutroImddte
unO Der Pro0iioriiben ruiiiiaen
0legieruug Oieielben. ioat Die
aunOae6rng. Gobcr iontc
obne 9dmicrigfeiten elm einpcr.
itdnOniB 5u er8ieIen iein. - 60
8iuliiten fir @eltfrieOen nidt
SonOcrfrieOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

ldhO 9ebont inO 5nor IN 1914: 36i
in 1915: 1873; in 1916: 226; IN
1917: A pro @o9e. Die Goli6boote
merOcn in Orei aIaiien sebout: 800,
6f0uno 740 SUB lang. @ir fabren
fort, bis 4. N3oi Oieies Sabres 5it
tolter a6er geiitidlono 6ot nod fei.
ne 9luitrGee iiir Oie 3eit nod Dem /.
W}oi eeeeben. Dies beOelttet entiue-
Der, ooB es eeniieen0 Eoubboote 6at,
cocr ooB Der arieg i'm Sommer 5u
@n0e gelt."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22
WINDSOR COUNTY
SHARON.

Homer Preston has taken his steam
sawmill apart and is to remove it to
Potter Place, ~ H.. where he will operate
1t this winter for Eli Shepard, an extern
sive lumber operator. Nr Preston will
return to Sharon with his mill in the
spring. and Mrs. II. A. Aldrich and
son, Robert, were weekend visitors at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Henrietta
Diamond, In Tunbridge. Mrs. Abbie L.
Leighton has closed her home in the
Quimby district and with her son. Ken
meth r., and daughter Nerna. j., has
gone to the former family home in Haver-
hill. Mass, for the winter. Another son,
Wallace G.. had already gone to Haver.
hill as a student in the Smiley school and
in u recent football game as a member
Of the schools team. he sustained q
broken collarbone. Two other sons in the
family. Newell c. and Walter F., have
gone to "a lumber camp In Rochester,
Mrs. DIN Billings. who has been ser
iously i'll. has so far regained her normal
health that on Friday, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Herman Behr she
left for the latter's home. WATERFOWL,
Mass.-Foreman Albert Lang of the
White River log driving crew Of the
American Realty company Is in town with
six men removing the booms from the
river. The temporary home of the crew il
the Sharon House.--Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Badger. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Badger and
Charles Barrett were at Montpelier Sem
mary Sunday, where the daughter Of the
former lives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22
Term Opens December A.

Middlebury, Nov. N.-The December
term of the superior court for Addison
county will begin here at 1000 a. m.
Tuesday. December 4. with the Hon. Fred
NJ. Butler Of Rutland as chief Judge and
the Hon. Charles S. Chapman Of Fer
rsburg and the Hon. Charles S. James
Of Weybridge as assistant judges. Sheriff
Olin A. Smith Of Addison and Clerk
Rufus Wainwright OF Middlebury have
drawn the following men from the diff
ferent towns Of the county to serve as
petit Jurors: Julius Tracy and Fred l..
Wilmarth Of Addison. Charles L. Parrish
and Fl. d. Jackson Of Bridport. John
Tyler and Frank Plain of Bristol, Nelson
Mahen and Alfred Payne Of Cornwall.
Arthur ID. Field and Fred f.. Harrington
of Ferrisburg. L. w. Baird of Goshen.
Dudlen N. Rice of Granville, Frank l..
Whittier Of Hancock, Martin Memoe of
Leicester, Wallace Norton and ID. l..
Garland of Lincoln. Thomas Crowley and
]. Arthur Douglas of Middlebury. J. r.
Roscoe and NJ. F. Morgan of Monkton.
Carroll II. Langdon and Clyde d. Hon.
nagle Of New Haven. r. c. Dewitt and
J ohm Cain of Orwell. r. w. Day of Pan
ton, Dana q. Murray Of Ripton. F. J.
Sumner of Salisbury, J. l.. Jones and
Edwin Baldwin OF Shoreham. A. A.
Smith and l.. II. Hill of Starksboro. Jubie
Daniels and Walter Kellogg Of vergennes.
II. d. Hallock of Whiting. Henry o.
Wales Of Weybridge and Rollin Keller
of Whiting. 1t does not look at present
as though there will be any reason for
calling u grand jury for this term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22

OF her husband had been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs George Boudro of Randolph
Center, died Sunday night. the result OF an
attack Of pneumonia. Mrs. Alvord lived
here UP to within four months, her nus
band having died last August. The funeral
was held at the Congregational Church IN
Randolph Center Wednesday, the Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating. Mr.. Metzger
was assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Goodliife,
the resident pastor at the Center,-G. A.
Osha, real estate dealer. has sold his farm
on the Randolph road, known as the FISH
farm, to Luther and Maude Curran,
possession having been given at once. Mr.
and Mrs. Curran will move to this place
about March l.-Among the SUCCESSFUL
deer hunters the last day of the season
were Clarence Greene, Leonard Bushway.
and Glenn Webster.-The Rev Fraser
Metzger was in Bethel Monday to speak
before the Woman's club on "Conserva-
ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22
ALIEN ENEMIES
FORCED TO MOVE
Thousands of Unnaturalized Ger.
mans Made to Leave For
hidden Areas.
MANY LOSE THEIR JOBS.
But Uncle sam VIII Work No Unncces.
sary Hardship and Will Help Law
Abiding Men TO Employment.

washington, Nov. 21.-Thousands of
unnaturalized Germans were forced to
move day from their homes near
docks, piers, warehouses. railway ter
minals and other establishments de-
clared barred zones by President Will
sons alien enemy proclamation. For
many the new regulations meant not
only the actual moving of the place Of
residence, but the loss of Jobs in the
forbidden areas as well.
To those without work. including
many with dependents, the federal en-
ployment agencies were open and Of
ficiais were emphatic in explanation
that the help Of these agencies in ind
ing new employment for the alien enc
mics would not be withheld. This was
only one evidence of the governments
anxiety to treat law-abiding Germans
with courtesy and consideration. while
applying the drastic rules to detect the
few with harmful intent.
Mayors Of eastern seaport cities to-day
were asked for the cooperation of their
police departments in the registration Of
alien enemies under the Presidents procla-
nation and a few early replies to the de-
partment Of justice indicated that the
police would willingly undertake the task
Of enrolling thousands Of German adult
males, and soliciting data on their occu-
pations and habits for future reference.
Along the Atlantic coast where danger
from alien plotters considered great
est. the registration enterprise will be un-
dertaken first. and will be followed later
by registration in the interior.
| John Lord O'Brian. special assistant to
Attorney General Gregory in charge of
enforcement Of the alien proclamation.
expects to complete regulation for the
| registration late this week and to put
| them into effect next week
by that time the war department
probably will have placed troops to guard
! the most important piers and docks at
eastern seaports. They will supplement
the private guards who went on duty
to-day under employ of dock owners of
request of the department of justice.