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Evening star., 1917-09-17
MEXICO's INDEPENDENCE DAY.
l07th Anniversary Marked by Open
Air Ceremonies and Military Parades.

MEXICO CITY, September 1.-THE
one hundred and seventh anniversary
of Mexico's independence was cele-
brated yesterday with open-air ceremo-
MES and military parades. President
Carranza was greeted enthusiastically
by the people at the ceremony of "El
Critic" Saturday night, when from the
balcony of the presidential palace he
rang the bell of Hidalgo. which the
liberator used in proclaiming the inde-
pendence of Mexico, and as he drove
through the streets at the head of the
parade yesterday.
Herr Won Eckhardt, the German min
lister. who marched in the parade with
the other diplomats, also was cheered.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
CAROLINA FLOODS SUBSIDE.
Damage Greater Than Forecast,
Washouts Affecting Railway Traffic.

WILMINGTON, n. c., September II
Reports from flood territory indicate
subsidence of water, revealing greater
damage than was even forecast Satur-
day.
The Atlantic Coast Line has seven
washouts between the thirty-fifth and
sixtieth mile posts on the Wilmington
Goldsboro branch. and traffic between
these cities will be discontinued for
several days, through traffic being
routed via Chadbourn and EIrod for
main line connections, while local
trains will operate for a distance of
thirty-five miles out of Wilmington to-
ward Goldsboro.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
FIRST EARNINGS, $1,000,
ON BROOM MANUFACTURE
District Reformatory Industry Profit
Since Beginning of Operations
Last November.
Special Correspondence of The star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LORTON, Va. September 1.-THE
broom factory of the District reforma-
tory at Lorton, Va. which has been
manufacturing brooms for all depart
ments of the local government since
trict approximately $1,000 in cash.
This represents the first earnings of
the new institution, which has been
in operation only since last November.
commenced at once.
The reformatory. which adjoins the
workhouse reservation at Occoquan.
both Institutions comprising the Dis
trict penal farm. under the manage
ment Of William II. Whitaker, now
has a population of 225 long-term
prisoners Up to the present time their
labor has been employed largely in
constructing the temporary buildings
. comprising the plant and laying the
groundwork for the permanent struc-
lures. Water. sewerage. heating and
lighting systems have been Installed
and other basic improvements made.
Trade Schools Proposed.
Attention is now being directed
schools in order that the prisoners may
learn how to become useful mem bars
of society when their sentences are
finished AS far as practicable. these
i
! munerative to the District. In addition
to the broom factory. ,carpentering,
blacksmithing. tailoring. plumbing and
steamfitting classes have been or
ganized Within a short time a print
ing office will be opened up. The Com
missioners have approved the plan
which contemplates the publication of
q weekly institutional newspaper.
The baking trade also will be taught
on large scale at the reformatory A
central bakery which will turn out a
thousand pounds of bread day for
consumption in the reformatory, work
house and female departments. will be
In operation within few weeks. There
has just been completed central
refrigerating plant. with capacity for
TO- 900 pounds of meat as well as large
quantities of perishable produce, in
cluding butter, eggs. milk and vege-
tables.
Good Season for Crops.
Crops are now being gathered on the
workhouse farm, the season having
| been one of the best in the history of
the institution. The August drought in
| jured the corn. but it Is estimated that
the value of all the produce raised will
be about $4,000. Three thousand
bushels of Irish potatoes and 1000
bushels of sweet potatoes have been
| laid by for winter use The canning
factory has turned out $500 gallons of
tomatoes and 1000 gallons of small
fruit.
| In addition to these activities, the
dairy and chicken plants have had
successful years, while the output of
the hog plant will be from 1900 to
1900 head. Plans are now being con-
sidered for sheep raising next year.
while beets may be cultivated for sugar
refining purposes.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
HOPES 10 GET FULL AMOUNT.
typographical Union Has New Plan
for Buying Liberty Bonds.

In order that the members of the In
transitional typographical Union may
reoeivs liberty loan bonds to the full
extent Of subscription on the sscond
issue Of bonds. the executive council
contemplates dividing its second sub
scription between . number of cities-
The International Typographical
Union was one Of the first trade unions
to subscribe for the nrst issue Of lib
erty loan bonda In the allotmsnt this
subscription was cut from SS0.eee to
S30.0e0. Subordinate local unions sub
subscriptions Of Individual membsfs
through chapel organisations, amount
cd to t1.1eo,30o. bringing tho total sub
soription by members OF the Interna-
tfonal Union up to S1.215.0oo.
Thsse ngures are given out By George
9. Seibold, representing the Columbia
typographical Union OF Washington.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
Coal to Replace Logs.

For more than q century the old court
house Of Fairfax county at Fairfax. Va.
has been heated with long logs Of wood
comfortable as could be desired Now
the county board of supervisors 70 going
to make . change. Coal IL to be sub
and at the last meeting Of the supGr-
visors, held Tuesday. coal burning stoves
were ordered purchased and fuel for tAsnn
secured. Whether the change win suit
the ultra CONSERVATIVE. and there are said
to be many Of them In Fairfax county.
remains to be seem
Evening star., 1917-09-17
At Old Masonic Temple.

Company N, Capt. George T. Barks-
dale. & Wednesday night at Old Masonic
Temple, 9Th and streets northwest
Company r, Capt. Helmer Rabild, and
Company U. Capt Fred NJ. Pelzman,
D. m. Wednesday in joint drill at Nc
Kiniey Manual Training School. 7th
street and Rhode Island avenue north
Company S, Capt Clinton R. McKinsey.
D. m. Wednesday in the gymnasium OF
COMPANY W. Capt George H. Winsiow.
same time and place as Company S.
Field. line and staff officers will shoot
for qualification at the indoor range
under Polls Theater from 2:5o 10
Company A, Maj. Louis c. Wilson, to
drill at pm. Thursday. at the Almas
Temple Patrol headquarters, 1224 II
street northwest.
The regimental band, Capt. George A.
Fischer. will hold a regular unof1ctal
rehearsal at s pm. Thursday In the as
sembly hall of the Eastern High
School.
Other Drill Dates.
Company D. Capt. Ziba F. Bowman:
Company G, Capt Thomas ]. Gates, and
Company ?, Capt. John ID: simpson,
consolidated drill at pm. THURSDAY IN
the drill hall of the Eastern High
School.
Company o, Capt. Montgomery Hunt
er. pm Thursday in the Business
High School
Company T. Capt. Joseph E: Eldridge.
4:40 pm Thursday at grounds in front
of Agricultural Department
Company E, Capt. William S. Quinter,
8 pm. Friday in drill hall of New Ma
sonic Temple.
Company c. Capt. Roger L. Calvert.
and Company L, Capt Ellwood P. Mo-
rey. 7:30 pm. Friday at main entrance
to Senate office building in joint drill.
Company f. Capt. Daniel R Nihion. .
pm Friday at Elks Hall, 919 H street
northwest.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
Student Flyer Killed.

CAMP BORDEN. ontario. September
17-F1ight Cadet Whetrick. Royal Fly
ing Corps. of Buffalo, N. Y. was killed
Saturday when his airplane made a
nose dive from a height of $50 feet.
Whetrick had descended from a greater
height to hear instructions that were
being shouted to him by another
aviator. He shut of his engine and
could not start it again when he at
tempted to ascend.
Evening star., 1917-09-17

Straw was employed by the Egyp-
tians for making bricks EXODUS, 3.
7-1Sl. It was chopped up and mixed
with the clay to make them more COM
pact and prevent them from cracking.
Evening star., 1917-09-17
Good Season for Crops.

X-ray pictures for dentists use may
be quickly made and developed by
means Of 2 cabinet which performs all
the operations almost automatically.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
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9Cgnen, 81 becInilnIeu.
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ansgcBOer Sdaug nnge Suifnnng Shue m
fclu nuO mOgdcc bic Stmmnng oim GanS 81 patcn,
rcuo bic Seai@ns umfanidcr sdc @u@mb fOrseictt
mirO.
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Scprment nit 6icbereier beeben Der @raSeu mpne
9n He Sader bprod d o6er S SGnaereu nit Den SOrebn
Der beOen SepaTiemcnts.
mor bic lntcr5cnuus ormcDu &rulamaun oa Nd
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uod nOtba IT, nm Sao SauS S6Ssnus seract sr madlcn
SaS Sou5l but idun Ue gbn, Ole ammldcu Nals1nccu
Der @atUn mOiFrcu Die 9eulttc Rn 9be merOeu in Der
Gnmtu9S SiRMng beiprOdcu merOen
Sr Samuel WOmpcrs, Der %Oriecr ScS 9riS Goms 6un-
sis nt an oele Nrbcber gr6ter du6c SadScruOac
0ulaOHr9 aen Dem GOmitc ais NtGOcr 6Bareu cucr
Si2uHn q gprl bei5uwU6ucu.
@o9enO NeS S9cS mnocn mcitcrC SmH6a9cu ocmad Scr &c
trrnno r Die SOc pcitcrcu Gup 0c Snnu6mc
&efrnen IN Oen tcn onatu r ais a6er sic StGrfc
uoN 14,5OO Nmun 1T nod nidjt crrcidt
Der e5ge Nrmecbefcb Der biS6 aegeu uurSc bic 3M
rufbcnnng ocS 22 Observation-Disclosures Wreu 9Q
incnt urroc uad @oUcrnprs SsanS, @s@, obacorSuct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
far aFiea aeaen HentIaLanO.

6ar Grice ecscn 9cntidlanO.
GrfIdrt iid eroBe potriotiide Ser
ianunhng inn @aooiion 5quore
@orocu in Sem sOorf. Die
9ieoner unter i6nen Glibu gtoot,
Gbds. 2. 5oirhilo unO D}oDor
Olit8el reiBen bic @aeuse 6u
cntbuiioitiiden aimooe6imeen
bin. 9looicpeIt.9ricf oerleien.
9icp Dorf, %. @ldr5. lln-
Ter Der 6iibume bon mebr ais pier-
sig patriotiiben ino 9iirgcr.&ereini.
gngeH mo @oIlege.GlnbS iiderte
beate 9lbeno cine Menge, nel1e oel
D}aoiiou Square @arOcn pollbciebt
biclt III cntbuiiaitiiMcr g2eiic Dem
Ardiioenten i1re llnteritiibima 5u
imo beiiiruortete, oaB sic 9crcinig-
ten Staaten nidt mebr 5oaern ioll.
ten, gegen 0eutidlouo in ocu euro.
p0il1cn &rieg eiu5rtreten.
lmtcr Den 2prcbern beianoen lid
Glibu 9ioot, ser ocn GoriiB iiIbrte,
Or. So6u @rier 5ibbeu Der @roii.
oent DER llniperiitGt; S..
Charles 2. 6airbilo, Ger Sbabamts
5ctret0r inter @lepelano mar, lmo
Ntapor @litbel.
@r@rdiiocnt C6eo0ore 93ooicpclt
bate cineu Brief geianot, in weldcu
er almoer5iiglides, wirtinmcS @ins
idreiten eegcn Gentiblduop befifr
mortetc.
Inter Sen 9lnueicnoen befonocn
lib 9imoeS. 5cuotor S1ie SSoncs
BON &entudp Soicp6 s. Gboote lmo
uiele an0erc beruorraeenoe Beriou.
lidteiten
gllS Sr. 9loot bel Groihnma scr
Sibmg ertldrtc, ooB ole 3eit 8un
Ginidreiten nir oos 9ano aefommei
lei, erDob lid) Ole Wienae 0llrb entbu-
iioitii@e 9eiiausdllbcrnngeu ruo
onrcb Oas Sdwenteu BON fleinen
ameritoniiben 6loegen i0rc 3mtins
lmmg tunoaebcno. 0ieie Genoat
iirotionen Ipnr0eu inn 2auie oeS
slbenOs oes Qeiteren mieoer6ot nuo
oie ReOncr botten oft Wliibc, iia Dem
toienOeu 9eiial gcgeniiber Scbor SIT
peridaifen oSbe Star Spanelso
Banner" imO onOere patriotiidc g9ci.
len mlroen nit 9egeilterlnla geinn.
gen unO bic Goacge Clubs mahten
mit loren pcriAieocncu nDeaS" sic
Scde nob lebbaiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23

" enu Amcrifoner ouf cn8.
Iiidc Il @oote f6ieBcn?
9lmitcrOon 6io 2onoou q.
AllGrj. Ios g@erliuer Sa2ebloti"
la0t mtcr @e}u9nabme nii bic Sc
ltiidinG nmerifouiiAeSouoelsihiii
Cine ouBcrgelpo6nliAc Situotion
maa iid crgeben pcm omcritaniihe
N}otroien in i6rer 9liirc9m8 ani
Oas critic llntericeboot ieicrn, 0as ID.
men gl @ciidlt tonmit oem & moQ
uielciNt Gin iroB6iiidcS oOer cn0li.
i,6eS iein. Sin 0eniiIes ll8oot
miiroe in Der Spcrr5oue wdl an Ole
GbcrilG6e fomluen iolonge elm
Compiler in Sidlt III 9luerifa mus
nidt ocufcn oaB cS nuociirait Snn
oeI9ihiiic ourh aricasidiiie estoriis
reu fonn pic @rtldrn9 bon 9ons
Don iic6t oic @loglcbleit cines iolcbet
&or0clcnS oor olle Oeie ocraltetc
@cleb9ebung lpcldc onOere llntcree
boctc nod @elo1Doneu onerfenut,
iii liir imS pcrt0loS.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
gIppca nm Gyrcnuiaiac.

G0orlottc, &c. g.. %. @dr8.
@loDor 4. 8. &irtpatrid Bat beutc
cine @roflonotion crIoiien mcIHe on
icocu fGbigcn Nlom BON Gborlottc
unO N|cdlenburg GountD oppelirt,
iim inn Wlmors @urcmt 5u melOelL
iaas CT bercit 1T fir Oos 2ono oic
&oficu 5lt ergrciicli.
@lcib5eitig oppeltirte scr Mlopor
an oie S5roucn ii6 fiir oeu 9iot5c
&rcp5 0icnit 5u mcIoem lmO on Die
lSu0ober BON 6a6rfen 81 crtldrem
wie melt iie inn &rie0siollc ole Soci
lidiei i0rer 9lnlo9en Der 9lcgicruag
sur Scriiguna lteucn miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
ST. SsnuSe ma6nt snm OBeburIam.

ST. SgnuOe ma6nt snm Webpram.
2on0on y. M1r5 Cine &ci.
teroepcidc aus %etcrsburg iagt bic
Seiligc Spnooc babe beidloiicn, ciue
9otlhaft al Oie Sinner Der ortbo.
ooren Sircbe4 ST. ienOcn in uelAer
lie iaat 0oB sic &epohltion Oos
@erf scr NouO @ottcS lei Scr Ons
Shidiol Der a0nigrcirhc lln0 @0lfcr
beitiutme. sic miro sic Griboooreu
erHlobneu ocn nellan Heaime 81 &c
borden mo lore &erpilidhmgeu ais
briitlicbe Sinocr 5il crfiillen.
Gic 9otiboft miro ant Sonntnq
in oIlen &irhcn imo Aloltern oes
Hedbes uerlcien mcr0cn.
Die 2eiGcuieiern fir sic 0picr
DER Sfcpohition iiio onf ciniae Eoac
Ocriboben moroet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
@cGcimcs G.Oniiiturium.

GoriS, %. N|Gr5. Cine So.
poS.Icpeicbe ans 9lom bciaot, odB
Scr &opit 6citc elm ge6cinles Goni.
itorium ob1alten miro.
ggie oie 0epeidc iueitcr miti6eilt
miro oic 9lllofutiou OeS &upilcs rein
rclioioieu G6oroltcr 6abcL mio 2r
miro cnaiQe 9ilh0ic crncanrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
Smoentcu luinidlca militdriIdc
0'rSicHtue.

&tttSburQ6 . Nldr5 Ser
Soltltdt ocs Gorncaic SnitihdS scr
tecbniicbcn @iNrniAofteit wuroen
bente 9eihhiiie iibcrniitteIt, sic gc-
iteru IA elmer Niaiienoerionmllne
BON me6r OILS 1000 SniOenten onQe.
nomnen mitrocu rmo beiiMiuorteteu.
Dab Gin @lrS in militGriider gtSbil.
ona ~ 0em gelrplou mliacuommcu
lpcr0e mo OoB GrlmibniS aegcben
mcroc. nllitdriide Grganiiotiouen
81 griinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
som Saiicr Ocforirt.

9onOou %. Nidr5 9nS 9ru.
iieroam miro gcmeoet oab Der oeit-
lbc Ssaiicr Dem tiirfiitbea @roB.&c.
5icr Solaat @cB oen &hmar5en
Aoler Sr0cn uerIieben Got. 5s iit scr
b1tlic Grocu ser preuBiihen Sronc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
@cISitiifc anS 9lnf.

@crlin %. @tdr5, pia 2onoon
Geutidlono bat icbi 3int 0elos
itiide Oencn ans aluminium lno
Giien 5ugciellt bic bcreits felt IAN
eerer 3eit inn @ebraud luoreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23

tSraDIoa nab @aD0lue.l
@crlil %. Wtdr5. Ole llcbpr
lee. g|adridten gl9entur, oas amiIihc
ocutiHe @rcBbnremi meIoet
v@in fran50iiid6er 3eritorer Der
ienftc I'M lcBten 9lonot III ser Noi
pou DlarlciIIc cin ltntcricc0cot oas
er iiir CHI oeutibcs biclt.
Sn @irilidfcit mar Is ein iran.
5oliideS Sbiff oas oIf oieie gseiie
uerloren gins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23


ide pilfSfrcu5er oNiocuc" 1T Oun
ciuer 3peiten Streiie i'm gltluntiidcn
Gceaa iidcr il cinem peiu6aicn 5n'
ridactebrs
Die DYiOeiuc" tapcrte nodJ eiuer
aWtliGeu NufiinOi9uue SeS oeutideu
&cidsmariueamtcs inSgciammt 22
Gampfcr nnO flint SescIi@iiie nit
ciuem Wciammt &anmiu6alt OOu
123,t0O Sunueu.
glahite6euS Der bulie @ortlnnt Der
getanutmadung:
Scr 6cutidc 0iilfsfreuSer rNlpc-
ioe4 IL INN eiuar 5uciteu arcn5fo6rt
i'm gltlnntiiGen Gccnu 5nriifgefebrt,
iGo Ct mcbrcrc Nipuatc nutcr Sem
Gcmmauoo oes gnrgernfcu bon
9o6na.SdloOi icincu Spcrotioucu
radjeiug
Der SoiliSfreu5cr fapertc % G0ms
ficr anO ) Sesclidiiic nit ciucm
tsciammt.9lanmubalt uuu 1910
Souncu.
Inter Oieicn Gentcitideu befouOeu
ii6 y ieinOIidc Sampfcr, Oou Oencu
adt bcitidt warcu unO fiiuf in 1ieuit
Scr Oritiidcu gIomiralitGt ItanOcu, To-
iuie Uicr feiuOlidJc SceelIdliffc.
Inter Oen Uon DER gNiOeiUe" acta.
pcrtcu SdDiifen maren ole y%oltairc",
ciu 6ritiider Gnmpfcr pon S617 Sun
men, in @nacit, Ser Gin t2-Gcntimc-
tcr-@cihhe an gOrO bottc; Der uOr.
mcoiidJe Dampfcr uSoabiOcrs" BON
1857 Sonucu nnO Der gNlount
Semple".
(0cr obiee uon ser Senti6cu gIOs
miraIitGt anSacgebCnc Seridt, Der Oic
&iidfcGr Ses oeutIdcn 0alfSfrcn5crS
oWluciuc@ onfimOiat, 1T bic critic oi.
ii5ieac 6rtIarnue bc5iislid Der SSeu.
titGt ocS OcntidIcu SeeiGscrS, Der i'm
lctien Sauuar i'm Iiolidcn gltlnntis
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ntirt 9emeloet
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lrmllcc, orr ii6 oui Der Heiie bon
s6tooelp6t no1 Sonoon beiono III
INN 2lo0os ais uernliBt aemelogt
iuor0cn. Dicie 9}aAribt lief berte
i'm StaatS gcportenicut pom @enc.
ralconiul Sfinncr in Sonoon elm.
Gin3cln0citcn mrrOcu nibt mtgc.
t6ciIt.
E6ilo0cIp6io %. Nl1rj.
Ser Gampier oWlarplonO~ scr oon
9louos ais perniBt gemeloet miro. ii
md1rlcbcnli6 ocr Gompier ,W}ou-
laao" ser m16rcno zines Sturnes
i'm Ie6tcn DECEMBER 2. 9. e &lic
ausiUidte ats a iid inQeidbr 800
Nieilcn oitIiM bon 9ieip.Yorf bciano
3mci aiiitcnmadti6iiie plbten oiC
@eaeuo Der on9e9e6encn 2oge ab
o6cr lie tonnten ui6tS ais @radGln
ic6cL Nno i6rc 6iciiaen Giocnt6iimcl
la6ueu ocS6oIb All CT iei lnltcr0c
aan0en
pGipoouc" unbebelligt
eingetroffcn.
9}cm Port q. GlGr5. Gcl
lrou56i @aiiagicrodmpier o@pagnc'
irai 6elitc ucn 9oroeolW nit 23l
Raiioaicrci bier Gin. @r mar mi
oiHem ontomdtiiAen Sdnellieucr @c
ihdb am @ng lno eincm @elbiil
ldincrcn Golibers om Ned ausacril
itct. seine 0fii3icre tbeilten init il
Gdtten fcinc ll9oote oui Der &eii
ecii@tct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23

glbOnucntcn, sic hen ,,1eutidlcn 0orrc.
ipOnnentcu" nidli piiuttIidl U0er nurcael
maHia crGdltcn, iiuo ac6eicu, her Sfilcc
baum per TelcpApn UOcr idjriitlidD Dit,
tbgihtug so maArn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
lueiteraetampit.

Berlin, ~. Niar3. Ger Gentc
9l6cuO uum OeatidcH Wencrallu6
anssc0c6ene amtlidc 9cridjt cnt6Glt
mr Die wcuiscn folgenOen gSOrte;
Dgl69Cicgen OOu tleiueren @efeG-
ten sudden Ocr SOmme nu0 Der
gIiSnc iinO feline bcocntiamcu Opera
tiOucn gcmclOct iuorocn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
Dis at Die
3writr 4inir
Sinh bic 9cuti6et OOrs
geOrullgeW.
Weaem ole &miien nn Der
Sereiimn.

oeitIib oon eiOu OcntiNcr @Oritoe
crfoIsrcid. @Ic6r ais 200 Siai-
icu eeian0en seuommeu, - Gn-
Ger crbcntcu 5wci GouOucn nnO
ic@s N)laidliucnac,uc6rc. gluf
rnmauiidlcr 6ront reat ids uie.
ser, au Sem oou 2cnti@cu nc
ranmteu 9ScitirOnt@c6iet ,oirO
lucitcrsctampit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
Der 0cutfde c WcncraI-
itnbs sberidlt.


@c6iet, lucIdcs bic 0cutiacn ecrGnmt
6aben IL cS 81 Idjarfcu Gdmpicr se
fomiRcu. ,5rau5Oiiidjc SatailIouct
iuelde ami Oem uOroliden llier Der
yliSnc cincn %oritoR unterua6men,
uarOcu 3urfdocIdIlaocu.
9lnt Der ritiiiidcn 6rOnt, 5itli@
uOn Sioo, TuO Scutidc glbtOeiltnscn
iibrr ciucr 6rout pon bier Siiomcs
tern (21s Nlcilcm) bis an bic rniii-
idjch SaHeengrGbcn Der 5meiten 81
nie uOrNeOrnneen uuS 6Obcn me6r
cls 200 9tuiicu oefauseu aenummcn.
Slrf Der ramaHiidcu Srout oe6t eS
micOer lcb0oitcr ST, 9luf Der mace
OOniideu 6rput 0aben ole TranSuleu
lire frndtlOicu gInariiie iortgciebt.
0icie 9Inea6cn ituO Nem nmtlidlcn
SeridJt cntuoumeu, Der beutc yiad
mittos uuu Scr Scntidjcn Obcritcu
0ccrcslcimng ansacaebeu uurOe aHo
folacnOen ySUrtlMt Gai;
gScitlidcr &rtcgs dJam.
plGb.
DSn Scr @cscnS smiidcn 9cus
rno glrraS 6abcn iid nad leb6aftem
9Irtillerie.6cuer i1aric @eiedIic 5iui.
ld,eu -9lhfhcilnnocn 40
acipieit.
Su Dem 0iErift unf bciOcu Soften
Der SOmmc uno Ocr die babeu 3ns
lummcult0Rc suiidleu Oor0cidu6cucu
Drtodcmcuts ciucu fir ms ainIti.
0en %crlaiIf scuOmmea. ln Der gld.
lie Uon G1irrcs nNO bun 9lliiML mf
6cm uSrOliden llfcr Scr glisuc, wnr-
Ocn iran50iiIdc Sntaiilonc Suriifoc.
worfen,
gInf oCm linfcn llicr Scr WiuoS Tim
@crOnn Se5irH Uuroc ciu fciuOliher
notwithstanding Ourdl nnier Wiriia
! mes Seuer uO6 in Der SnhuifIaua
Ccrcttelt
lipicrc glbtbcilinacu 6obcu INN
iIe6crialcm auf sic frunlSiiidlcn 81
uicn nm gIiSnc-Ninrnc@aunl nOrS'
/ Dalidj uOn geronn, nq6c ct. Miticl
nuO nuf Ocm g8ciicb60noc Scr &pac.
len mS IN Der Gbcuc nnO Ocm S6alc
tier5ia WcfanagRc 3nriidgcbrndJt.
Ecitlidcr GricA9i@an-
plnb.
glrmce9rnppc 0c9 9Srinjcw 9cUpolS
luu SaBcrR ,Su Scr glGbe Oei
%creiiua, Ditlidj pon 2iOa, iiuO bent
idc Sruppeu mf ciuer Sruul Oor
bier 9ilomctcm iiber sic critic 1iuil
Ger ruifidJcu Stcllruecu 6inaaS bis
as Ole 3lueitc Giuic pprecSrnuseR
Sic babcu @cfcitisnnaeu SeS SeinOc'
3cTitart nnO iino nit 225 0cfauseue,
3iriidgefetri. SluherOem bobeu Il,
iraS MiaidlinSuseweire, 5iUci Nrch
6are @eidlitc lRO picrScGu Ntiuen
lucricr erbcatet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23
SIT uEOiSlDr" 3uriifgcft0rt
Don 5peiter Streife i'm jatGantic
Slider int Oeutf6eu Safeu augelau9t.
&a@ amai6cm Seri6t Ocutl6cr NOmiraIitat.
Sdpcrte "a zdDifFe nit insseIommt 123,lOO
Jiamminljat.
NeIrefia 6er n@taiIan.

@etreffs Scr 0gf0iGon
cia."
@oi6ingtom %. @}0r5.
Gouinl Stephens 5u 9lpmoutb fo6ei-
te bcutc ocm Stadtsoeportemcnt oeu
5uionmeuqeiaBtcn SSnbalt beidwore.
ucr ghisiaaen Der 9eiaBune Scr n nSi
ailoncia4. CieleIben ocden ii6 i'm
9Iaaemeineu nit oen idon irii6cr em-
piongenen 8criGteu iibcr oic 3er-
itoring oeS S6iiies 0urd Gin Inter.
iccboot.
Ser Qonpfer y@i9iloucio" 10
1eiBt cS in Scm 9eridt, oionf inner
6ol6 7 W}inltcn il5 @icilen meitlib
bon 9iiopS ON i6. N}Gr3 10 lt6r
Mor9enS our6 cincn Eorpcoo cincS
SaubbooteS lmbcfmmter 9tntionnli.
tat. Eal9bcot @criicope wirOc &C.
ie6cu. Gs witrOe teme 8ormmg &C.
aebcn. aeia onocreS 5Giif in SicDt.
geiter flar nit mGBigem SecgauG.
S1iif 6otte gSinIpcl oui mo mor gcs
ienn5eibnet.
8iini5cbu 9lom Ger 9cioblne cr.
tronfen, 6 2(mcritaner, 8 Spoiier, 2
CSriebeL Gin @eulancr Elm &cnc5o
lorcr. IouNboot m6efonntcr glas
tiouolitdt ioi0te Rettimg9bootcn bon
10 ll6r Srcitog 9lo6t bis 4 ll5r
Somitog Morgen. Manuiboit Ian.
octc olli SciaUSSniclp na6 5l 5tuns
cen III 6cttin9sbootelJ lmo lit
ldmer an Gerlebim9en lmO lln6il
cen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23

y 1ltnn Nrteg 81 d q u y ! q 8.
glrmecgrnppen oeS Gr56er5OaS Su-
lcpB unO Tclomoridlaas uOn Wiodcrs
icn Die @efcdltst6Gtiatcit 1T anf
Scr rnmGuiidcu Trout mieocr ati9c.
nommeu puroCn.
NiaceOoniidc 5rout Die nOrSs
lid uon Wlouaitir am 20, MGr5 INN
rnirren Srnppcn crO6ertcn S66eu
iunrOen gcitcrn meGrgreu Nngriifcu
Dun itarfcn frouj6iiiden Srnppeu.
moiien ansseicbt. 0iciclbcu idlInacn
jcood u9uc gInsnnbmc icFl.
&leincre %orit6hc Der jSron5olcn Ill
Scm Streifen Gaao 5miidICu Den Sccu
iuarcn e6cniupcuig crioigreiM.@