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Evening journal., 1917-09-14
BY CARL d. GROAT.

United Press STAN Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
United States is aiming az sweeping
German intrigue out Of three ma
tions-Argentine, Sweden and Mexi-
co. And. she would convince Teuton
liberals that the world is unsafe
while such plotting exists.
That is the meaning behind new
revelations nnent Swedish partner
ship with Germany, shown by let
ter OF German Minister Won Eckhardt,
Mexico, to the German chancellor
published today.
This letter proved that Sweden has
been not alone messenger for Cor
many. but also directly In longuc as
spy with her. for Won Eckhardt
openly declared IN his letter that
Folke Cronholm, Swedish charge at
Mexico City, was messenger and
would give news from a hostile
camp"
Thus far the American aim shows
signs OF bearing good fruit.
First. Argentine has summarily
dismissed the German minister there
who used tho Swedish legation 20
pass insolent plotting messages.
q
Second. Sweden is wrought up over
the revelations, her papers condemn
the government. and with elections
coming on there. the question of the
alliance with Germany Is the big is
sue-with the ant-Germans apparent
/ ly running ahead.
Third. Mexico knows tho United
States has the goods" as to German
/ plotting on her soil and will prob
ably be chary OF hatboring Teuton
spies hereafter. and may even do os
Argentine did-dismiss the German
minister.
+ America IS trying with her revelations
also TO feed the flames of dissatisfaction
, among Germany's liberals; 60 convinc,
/ then Of Americas oit-rcpeatcd charge.
that the world is not safe for democracy
I while the Kaiser and bis strangling in.
/ triguc stretches out through the world
| Germany's liberals, who have opposed
intrigue aud who hate such blundcr.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
Other INDUSTRIES
Give women chance
Pullman and Malleable Iron
Co. Find Them Pro-
ductive Workers
DUPONT COMPANY
SETS THE PACE

The Pullman shops aud Eastern NAL
leable Iron Company are the latest in
dusirles Of this city 10 engage women
10 do manual work formerly done by
men. The Pullman shops have expert
monted with female labor I'm the lighter
branches Of the machine repair shops
and have found that, after sufficient in
struciion. women are able 20 perform
the labor OF men 10 some degree OF pro-
nciency. The women wear Jumpers and
overalls. much after the fashion OF the
men.
At tho Malleabel Iron plant the wo-
men employed In the lighter branches
of work wear a uniform OF khaki. with
blouses and boomers According TO
company officials. they are proving as
much OF a success as was anticipated.
AZ tho DUPONT plant at Carney's Point.
n. j.. the 200 women helpers In one
department OF the smokeless powder
plants have proved so successful that
the company is arranging to erect ad.
ditlonal buildings and housing facill-
ties in order that other women may
bo put 20 work.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
MATER noARn NEEns MONEY.

Members o. The Mayors Advisory
Board at their meeting on Wednesday
were informed by Horace Wilson, OF the
Board OF Water Commissioners. that
his department would need additional
funds 10 carry on the work now mapped
ont. This Is made necessary on account
OF the increase in The cost OF pipe and
other materials.
Pipe that formerly sold f0r s2i ton
is now selling at Sl2 a ton. and there is
prospects of O still greater raise.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
HARRY ]. S. IN
MT. HOLLY race

Today's races at the Mount Holly Fair
will bring the Jersey meeting 10 O
close. Three fast events is the wind
nm card Dos trot 2O9 pace 220 class
trotting and two unfinished races from
yesterday
Harry j. S. Of this city, starts in the
fast trot. along with Bondy Boy, zom-
bro Rex. Glonora. Trotwood. j. w. NJ.
Blone and r.. j. s. Herman Tyson will
drive Harry J. s. The Wilmington
horse IS by far the best and should
easily beat the field. Last week at the
Delaware Fair meet Harry j. 5. tripped
over tile hslf-mile ring in 2lO7ia, last
quarter in 3O1a seconds. The Delaware
trotter's next start will be 40 Lexington.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
u. S. TO SWEEP GERMAN
INTRIGUE OUT OF THREE NATIONS

ing which German diplomacy has shown
tho past few years. arc taking heart
at the conviction of the German system.
The last doubt that Sweden had been
"duncd' by Germany was swept aside
in the latest letter. This. under March
s. 1917 date, said Cronholm Carried mes
sages personally for Won Eckhardt~--
mot seldom quite late at night and
che is the only diplomat through whom
information from q hostile camp can
be obtained
Won Edhardt asked the chancellor
10 have Ctonhalm decorated by the
Kaiser but suggested il would be well
20 hi5e the fact from all but Cronholm
and the Swedish government until after
the war.
Cronholm, it developed today. az the
Swedish legation was abruptly dis
missed IN January, 1911 Legation ON
cials here professed not 90 know why,
though it is deemed possible that the
United states about that time may have
come into possession ot the letter
showing his guilt.
Cronholm had mot disguised his
sympathy for Germany Won Eckhardt
wrote. and 10 IS proposed that the
Swedish Government found it neces.
sary despite her sympathy with the
Tcutons. to let him out.
Present developments recall the Zlm-
norman plot nOtc-addrcssed 20 the
same Won Eckhardt. who was 20 stir
up Mexico in a MeXican-Japanese alli-
ance against the United States when
the break between the United states
and Germany came.
There can be no doubt that Mexico
was q stamping ground for German
plotting, though Mexico did not neces-
sarily know what went on within her
borders.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
my CAMPAIGN ACTIVE.

The campaign for a dry state will be
prosecuted vigorously in many local
churches on sunday. The Rev. J. Ross
Etonesifer, pastor Of the First presby-
terian Church, viii give four Sunday
evening lectures, beginning next sun
day, on the following topics: "The
Saloon and Morals" "The Saloon and
labor "The saloon and business, -
and "The Saloon and the Nation.
Friends. neutrals and opponents Of pro-
Aibition are invited.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

Germany holds the American revela-
uons as 10 Count Luxburg make the
matter Sweden's affair exclusively
Tho official attitude here is that the
kilograms cited by the American State
Department. as 10 the Argentine mat
ter show that tho messages were not
inspired by the German Government,
and were merely private proposals,
indicating the initiative OF a single
German diplomat.
The further fact was pointed out
that the German Government had not
followed the advice given IN the lux
burg messages. but on tho contrary
had settled its differences with
BuenOs Aires.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

] hope every user Of Lydia,E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will get as great
relief as / did from its use. Mrs. s.
d. McABEE, 100 Dewey Ave, Spartan
burg. S. G.
The reason women write such CRATE
full letters TO the Lydia +. Pinkham
Medicine Co. is that Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has
brought health and happiness into their
lives. Freed from their illness they
want to pass the good news along to
other suffering women that they also
may be relieved. This is a praise
worthy thing TO do and such women
should be highly commended.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
DEATHS.
Grace II. Clark.

CLARK-At Newark. Del, on September
49, 1917, Grace Il. Clark, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the resi-
dence OF her father, John r. Richards.
at Newark, Del, on Sunday afternoon,
September &c, at 80 o'clock. lnterment
at Glebe cemetery, New Castle, Del.
Auto funeral.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
Latest Intrigue Exposure
Doesn't Move Won Eckhardf

NAL only denied the reasons for a
decoration and could be construed as
denial OF the actual fact that n
recommendation for such decor
alton mad boon made. the minister
cxpiOdad anCrily
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
SUFFERED
Nine YEARS
Many Remedies Tried in
Vain. Well and Strong
After Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
spartsnburg, S. C.-"For nine years
suffered from baekache, weakness,

and irregularities
so ] could hardly do
my work. / tried
many remedies but
found no permanent
relief. After tax
ing Lydia r. Pink
h ans Vegetable
Compound / felt n
great change for
the better and am
now well and strong
so ] have no trouble
in doing my work.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

GIVE BAIL IN LARCENY CHARGE.
Frederick Schaffer. charged with lar
ceny Of sl.ii from the George w. Bush
and Sons Company, waived hearing In
Municipal Court this morning. and was
held under $500 bail for trial.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
Ffom First Paee.l J

INVITIINUVW II IWHI T II0V 77I77'7
than his denial that he had recon-
mended Cronholm's' decoration "be-
cause Of any services rendered 90
Germany" were unavailing. When it
was pointed out TO him that this dc
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
By The United Press.

LONDON, sept. ti-Germany's an-
swer TO Pope Benedict was forwarded
to Romo Thursday night, and contains
sencrete proposals FOR a lasting peace,
recording TO an Exchange TELEGRAPH
dispatch today from Geneva.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
Central Powers
reply TO POPE
Continued From First Pago.)

Continued From First Page.)
was reported the reply favdrs "abso-
lutte independence for Belgium" de-
manding that King Alberts country "be
independent of all military and eco
nomlc alliances
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Srunb.iaeutbums iiebersrasuHaeu.
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6ricoensoori@lag Der 0atiidcu BE.
gierilug com II. -c5ember 1916 unO
nit Dem iilugiten MISUNDERSTANDING
be5iiglc5 oc5 8rieoeus inn glagemei
ncn in @intlang lte6t unO 0cs5ol6 in
GeltiGIanO Wmp0i5il9 auigcnon-
men per0eu ioa.
Geudihlauo fam o6er @in5el6ei.
ten ni1t erortern ltn0 insbeionoere
loun ea Ii6 nitbt in cine @roricrtn9
oes Status GliaB Sot6ringens olS
G0eil 0e8 0euii9el 9ei6S cinlaiien.
9lo9 oieier &ormlsiaoe miro Der
&ar5ler iagen, 0oB ooS erite @ort
pon Der an0eren Scite fommen nuB,
oa 0euticblono icin &erlongen, Srie-
oen 5lI i6lieBch i@on irii9er betln-
oct bot
@eitern fano in Berlin unter Gor-
iib 6es oeutiden %reniermiuilters,
@roien Sertling, cine Sibung OeS
9uiOesrot6s 9lusidulies fir aus.
mdrtigc 9lngclegcn0eiten itott, mel6e
einbcruieu worOen mar, Inn Die Oird
sic 9tote oes BapItes gei6aiiene Gage
81 6eipreden ilnO Die @run05iige Der
6eutigen 9ieoe 0es 9iei6sfon5lers 0ii-
cbaeIis an sen Neutrality-suspicious. 5u
beolttadten.
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eulOatcn 6cimacIdidt.

01oorio, 81. 9(uguit. 0os
Cabinet beidloB geitern olle fiir5li9
me9en Der dusee6ro6enen llnrliben
einge5ogenen MGnner mic0er no6
@ouie 8lt ic6iden.
9as Cabinet bat fir oie 9teorooni-
iation DER 9[rmee mo Die Scritel-
lung bon &riegsmateriol belonoerS
glbnebrgeibiibe uno 9(rtilerie, ei-
nen Credit bon 70 @iaioneu @eietos
giitgebeiBen.
0ie 9unf bon Sponien bat Ger
@egierung 100000 @eictoS fir Die
@aiien bon 8oIi5iitelL oic bel Sen
fiir5li6en GubeItorun9en actootct
sur &crfii9ung geiteat.
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9cS glfticnI@pinOcIS bcf6nlOiat.

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9unoeS6conite baben bier 0en 33
Sobrc oltcn Carroll @. Setter bon
gIew 2orf in Soft gcnommen ilno be-
icbuoigen i'm @ewobncr ser Stoa-
ten g}Gp 9orf unO @enniDlponio nit
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bis $i50000 6etroeen gu boben. Ser
2lngeiduIOi9te ioll iib babel oe8
6irno gIamcns Carroll Setter &
50. be0icnt boben. Gr befinoet iid
IN Grmon9ehlng bon $4,000 9iirg-
ic6oit in @oit uH ieine 9[tslieferltng
nod gtcp Yorf o65rmarten. 9(l8 CT
feItgcnomncn mllroe, por cr bel ei.
ncr bieigen @}oflcrfirmo ongcitellt.
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9ei Solooten entocdt Sober ASro.
5cutioB BON Gcfrteu inii5irt.
g8oibinqtom 9, 9luguit.
Gie Gut0edlng Scr Snfen-@urrn-
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promptc llutcriu6lne oler Soloa-
ten 6eiouoerS Der aus sen mdrme.
rem E6eilen 0cS 9on0es fontnenoen,
Dor5linebmeu
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muroc BON Or. G6 @arOeQ stiles
bonn @ciino6citsomtc auf ciner 9lc-
qierlm98 -9leierpotion cntoedt, no er
Grperimentc ma6te. Sin Gcfnlt be.
floate ii6, nohocm i'm sic Ofii5iere
i'm &erOa6t 6otteL OoB er iid) leinen
@flcbten cnt5ie6cn moae, ii6cr I'm
mo6liein, poroui cr Gr3tlic6 inter,
iubt puroc. Gos &eiultat mar, ooB
Safen @ltru 5nieftion feItgciteat
mrrOe. 9lnoere llnteriu6lmgen folg.
ten imO ergobcn einen 6oben 9Rro.
5entIaB glngeitcdter.
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6GQen 5n imgere1ter uno Dcrnci0-
Iider 9citrofmg BON Solootcn fir
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icH weun ielbit lei6t @eioaene in sic
@r0ben geibidt meroen.
Gieie @cia6r fann Dermieoen mer-
ocn iagt Or. Stiles, uenn ale Sol,
ootcn gcnoll lmteriudt unO crfroufte
in 9ebonolng gcnontHen ooer ent-
loNen mer0en
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retten. Ger @ertb Der Gbiere miro
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purocn 5erQreti6t.
Q titr3te bonn Motorra0.
@eitern N3oreen ltiir5te bel einent
epiIepti1en 9lnfaa Der 81 Sabre
alte @iaiom &nigbt bon 9}r. 822,
@amooo-9loenue, bon Icinem Olotor-
ra0 unO Oerlebte Iih an Oen 9eineu
unO0 &opi ais er bon ser 8olti-
more.StrdBc in 0ie 9afepooO-9loenue
einbiegen poate. Ger Botrolmagen
Oes norOoitli6en Giitrifts brodte ibn
no9 oem ct. Soicp6's SoipitoI.
&eri9te0ene 9[uto
llnfGIIe.
Sci 5iuei 9luto-llnidIlen ouf oent
Annapolis-8culeour0 muroen 0rei
Berionen perlebt, nG6reno Die iibri-
gen SSnioiien, beionoerS sic Grouen,
unter Der 9lufre9ung 5u Ieioen bot-
ten. Die orei perlesten 8erionen
iinO Sa5. GouIbourne, Der So6n bon
Semor0 Goulbourne BON 8roofl0n,
Dem me6rere 3Gbne ausgel6logeu
wuroen; Sri. @liie 0onaIolon oie
Gouiine bon Goul6ourne, Sdnitt-
mrnoen, in0 Sri. @0itb 0onololon
Die Gouine BON @liie DonoIOlon, bon
@len6urnie, 9lnne glrlnoeI- -GountD,
5mei Rippet eebroden uno S6nitt-
luilnoen our1 @lasl9er6en perurr
lobt.
Goulbourne lenfte 0en N}otormo-
gen un0 6efono li6 ouf Der SSo6rt
no6 8rooflDn ais er nit elmer Ma-
ibine colli0irte, ole BON 9eniamin
Goponaug6 Ron glr. HOO, Sorforo-
9loe. geIenft purOe. Die bei0cn
Nloi6inen pltrOen arg 6eicbdoigt,
Die SnIoiicn Oes 9oponoltg6-9Iutos
fonen unberiebrt 0aoon. Die Der.
Iesten @erionen Der onoeren Wta-
i6ine mur0en BON borbeifabrenoen
9lutlern 81 9ler5ten ge6ro6t.
Ole 5meite Goaiiion creignete iidl
ni6t weit BON Der erlten llnfoaltGtte
entfernt. Die 9(utomobile bon 81. i.
0urbom BON gfr. 46, @orrnan-9loe.,
unO BON 81. @. Sones bon Ger. 1924,
MarDlono-9luc.' collioirten itno mur-
ben bciOe nobe5u 3ertriimnert. Die
Snlolien Der 6ei0en Motorwagen ta-
men init Dem S6reden Onpon.
Gin Nfotorfa6rroo, Oas bon 6ronf
SSacobS bon 9fr. 1909, @eit.@erman-
StroBe eelerft mur0e uno auf Oci-
fen 9iiidiib Sri. 2iaie Sollen6ergcr
bon 9ir. 9t5. @eit-6oDetteitroBe, inB,
flbr in @len6urnie gegen elm 9litto,
oaS pIoBlicb ouge6alten botte, Inn Ell
ner Goliiion nit einem StroBen-
ba6nmoegon 5it entgeben. SSaco6s,
lomie SRI. 6oiienberger muroen Der-
lebt unO 5ur 9ebnnOlung 81 Or. III.
8. 8raDibnp ge6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

gM}t alor6cil ocs Slides unO
9luiridifiafeit oes 3iclcs iic6t ole
neie 9iegieumg oer ge1eup0rtigen
ariiiS gegcuii6er. @cut aud ser
Grnit oer Gage oiicn6ar ill., bat man
allen @rlno iiir oie &oiining olB
Die iebi9c 9lcgicrln0 ourh ooS polle
Gertrouen oes riliiiicben &oltes fiir
ole groBe, i6r beDorite6en0e 9luiga6e
geitdrft peroen miro"
Die omcrifaniiAe Got6c arcu3
Gommiiiiou bat Elm aroBes 9lrbcit9
Souptqrartier inn .Sotcl o'@urop2"
uno elm @orrat6s6ous in @}osfau
eingcridtet. Gr. Billings Iobt oie
9iicbti9feit ser rliiiid6eu 9lcr5te ma
Iogt BON Den Soipit0lcrn ooB iie %
gut iuie iroenO melde III Der @clt
gefii6rt mcroen. Gie N}it9lic0er Ger
0liiiion weroen in ocr fonncnoen
@ode liosfou 6eiudcn lle6cr Oie
geiuonnenen ginoriidc Iagt Gr 9il
IingS:
Sic @iiilion lit bon Scr probiio-
ridden 9fegicrung ber5liA empiongen
ruoroen. g9ir iinO inn oftiOen 3a-
lommenuirten nit Der ioniidren 9l5-
tbeillng DER 9lrncc uno nit ocn rtis
iiden &ot6cn areii5 uno mcroen
6ennGbit nit oen ScnlhuoS lm0
Den llnioucn oen qroBcn Siilf5-
Orgouiiotioneu oes ruiiiibcu @oIft9,
in 6Ibllug tretcu. g2d6rcnO oicic
&er6dnoe por5iiglicbe 9lr6eit pcrriH
ten ian0en mir 0pd, ooB Die }lrnee
meO5ini6er rm6 munO1r5tlic6er
Gorrdtbe oringcno beOiiritig lit.
9lnti.Eorin gegen Starrfrompf pull
neriiirtcs Spim lmO anoere not6
menoige Nleoifanente iino sur Bet
III 9ilBlono niGt in ausreiAenoen
W}engcn Dor6on0cn. 3ir Hl0iren bic
9eoiiriniiie, unO utter 9ci6iilie 0e5
&riegSratbS uno ocs 9iot6cn &rcll5cS
in @ai6ington miro 0en 6auptiG6-
lidbiten 9coiirfniiien iofort 9iec6ang
gctra9cn iperoen Sic &orrdt6c, mel.
de mir mad 0iuBIonO 6radten lin0
bereits Ocrtbcilt porOen, mo lueitere
reguldrc Sen0ingen tperOen iebt
pcrenbort, Inn not6men0ige &orr1
TIE iiir bic 3nfunit 5u lieiern.~
&rioot &ofpitolein Q pin.
mage Souptquartier.
Betersburg 81. 9hguit-@in
@ribut-Soipital mitten in Scr Stoot,
ipelbeS onf 9lnoromng ser @}i(itdr-
6eboroen olrdiubt leuroc, Bat Ii6
ais Gin Souptqunrticr Der ocuti1en
Spiouage SrganiIotion erpicien.
Sin @otient melber ais Elm Bauer
BON 9iomgoroO eiugctrogcn par,
CAB 5u, Dab er Elm oeltiher 9ieute.
nont iei. 0ie 2eiterin Oes Soipiial3,
pelde ange6lid eine 9iuiiin III,
itelte iid ais oeiticbe. Stoatsonae6o-
rge 6erauS. S6r @e6iilie 6otte olt6
einen faliden gIonen on9ege6en
Sine betrddtlidc 3o6l oeS Soipitol
itobes lmO me6rcre Eatientcn lpilr-
Den in Soft genommen.