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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

licbtSIoicr Iulo cS maNtc iic5 iA(icb.
lid cine iol6c 9luircglng geIteuO,
Dob es 5ll 9ltteutoten 1uf eir0clnc
Forloncntaricr fom. Gieien 81.
Itan0cn macbtc Oos jiingIte 0errct ocs
DlifoOo Elm @iioe nclcbeS oie gluf.
lolmg ocS &orIamcnts perfiigtc.
&icIleibt in fcinem 2onOe Der @elr
1erri6t cine ioIde gl9hwg Dor ser
Gbriafcit, Gin iolhcr ihlumer, be-.
0iugllugsIoier @cbOriom geeeniibcr
Dem Dlouarcben wic III Sopon. lin
10 beoetilHgsooller lnO folsenitbme-
rer 1T Oieic gIuiIebmug oes GorIo.
ments, lmo I'M 10 geipaunter 0orf
man Oordllf iciiL iper aug oieier
Sfrofprobc idIicBlid ais Sicger Der.
uor9cbeu miro. 90. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

Ger Mehricg bilit Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GoS lit iidjer $i oen 5pcienlbolo So6ren iet 0cut
susbridlc ocS &rcges no niebr Stooten trodeu" ge.
Hoft worOel ais i'll az Den Su6re Der Brobi6itiouSs
VcucglnN Dor Dem Striegc. @ei'n Sltsbrud Oes arc-
ges in 9li befuno inlr III ncim Stootcn Nrobibiton
jeBt III ann0bcrno Oic Ndtc Der Staoien scr Union
ptrodcii" Ser neicite Stoot Scr t nit @ro6bitiou
Dcgldt III Snoono; om 2 9priI 1918 tritt 6as Gccb
IN @rait- Ger Gougreb bat Ocn Jcrritorhm Ilosfu
Gin Ero6ibtionsgcict gcgeben iinO Die Staatcn Cen
neIiec uuo Oregon Dobcn vfnodentrodene0 8robbitou
beIommcr OaS beBt oie bsbcrigeu 4robbitionsgcictc
ino peridldrft uoroer Oird oic amabme bon 0jecbe
oic bic Gnbr bon geiitgcn @ctr1nfcn ber6icten aus
aenommcn 1T MIR gllfo9ol fir meOianiifcn ejcbrord
n0 gScin fir oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lluo nun
fonunt aug aIboup, ocr soots paptitoo oes poIfrci
dlen Stoates Rcp gorf bic gladriht OoB ejouocruclr
8Dmoil mt ollcr 01od)t Die brl 5l Gcbote cb iiir
bic einhlbr bon &robbition int Gniprc-Stoatc at.
6eitet lmo 1ofit icncn 3pcd in 0rci Sobrcn s CT.
rCiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

Er GacrIn G. Stoiueu SiIfS. .9rofclor oes inter
uationoIci @ccttS All Scr Gohmbio llnperfit1t iogt
agSr niiiieu IN polIltem 9iaBc nit Scncn cooperiru
0ic uiiere Nlirtei iucr6cr Sic bobcn unicrcr &
acolupft ipr miiiIelt iebt ouf unicrc nod nbt crm
Detcn 5dnIteru Bic SoilptIait IoOcil"
Cos ut g, ponod (SrofYritonniGn uno oicicns
qcn ipcIde tit inherent 2auSc felt SSo1r Mno Gag eng
lanoa 4ropoadnoa gclGtet bnbelt geirebt bo6en @ng
lpno br1rdt iauer Senldrb. ollf cciici 5dtltcr cS
Die SnnptIaft obldOen farn Bisber botcn 0tllblarO
mo SSronfreid Bic Nouptbt6c 0e5 aricgcs grtragcL
Stolien ulo NhHidnen mllrocu bhltugesogcJ lin ollc
ciicn Ebcil Der Edit 5n 5niiberrebmcn llufe Sam mel.
nertc ih biSbcr fir Gnd(do ols &odcicl all 6icnen
9nn er ciolid init GeutidjIono gebroden Bot ibelt
ga5 GnQlono iio nimnlt cS dig icIbiperitdr6lih ali
0oB "a aui feline SdlltItern GnGlaO'S giiroc laocn
nitro viIo Sic brtdcn 4ropdaaSiitei tho gai5 Der
iel6ca Mlciniua.
ggirO ubcr oaS oulcrfoniidc golt sugcbcn. oaB mir
Mlltirtc 9Mihloii0S ulo Sopon'S nno Der Wlendcaor
oer alIi Ocr NoanSoIbiuct peroen2 Der y9Ieip gort
MercoR inatc ilt icincr 9sgabe pcnl q sSebrnr all
Icitci0cr Stcllc:
llnicrc cgcuc ieitc ltc6cr5eugnq it, oah mir, uu
Sale ipir nit 1ettimlan0 III areq gcrnt6cu iiber Sic
SSraac Der Wlodo0c unS Der Icrilidhng oncrifonhcn
&ouocS 0rdl llntereeboote, oen Serieg als Gin epa
rcter EbeilncbuVer fbru oatcu iii riitdrilt)cul
@inueruehne 8ipar init oeu alrtcn, obcr III feillcr
Neiic olS WSitge0 all ibrcm poHthcn 9lnonif oocr
ais 1bcil6ober oii 6rcm Groberungs nto 9luftbci.
IuugspIon III Gitropo Gleid im 9lnfnne ioltc Der
GonercB oeltlH ertdreu ooB mir l,nS oui fcine ab.
modlilng cinniien wolen iir nit ser Giinpinigute
Macr nit Detidon6 Srieocn dlicBen S,i Oiirfen g8ir
loIltcl III 0eier gSciie ibt gebun0en fem 9Seltn mir
mt Ectidolo tdupfen f1npcn lDir fir cine cinSiDc
@oc1c ndnn ooB llnterrc6ootc feinc Snnoelsonupfer
oBnc porheree6crbr 9Sarmng nio llnterudurg uno
%ortcbrno fit bic Siderbeit Der Nciotung pcrcifcn
oIIen SSir iolitc ilcrc N1nSc rcib1fcn bniut ipir
init IcudIono 8rie0cn ihlieBcn fonuen pel,i es III
Aiccr 5adc nndoieDt nm9cadtct mas bic onScrrit
Sric1fiibreroer tbrn nogcn~
0piiertIid miro Der GonercB nafiir ioracr oot
ipir nid gGnglonos @iroc nn mIcrc Sdultcr ld6cit~
iuciin cs 5nt pirtIci Strice NIT 0cutihloro fomu
GnaLdnS'S Stmnpf III ilidt incr Siompf uno GuplmSS
sNotivc ino rid1t luiicre Nlotpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
9lontas, Ocn 5. dcDrnur 1917.


Ger amcrifaniitc Gouiul III 4lpmolt6, Gngolto
Bat oos 5toats Gcportcment bciiodJrbtigt 0ob Der
lmter omerifouidc 5loggc icgeluOc Donlpfer v9oiio
tonir Der ol 5dnlitoG ipeit ben 5cilp Snielr bon
cneiu 0ehen lucrierboot pcricitft Duroc Dorber &C
iuarnt iu6 fir oc Shcrbct ocr @ciotuo gcioret NOR
0cll mar Tontit III oicer Sal creoiet itO ps foirnt
iibcr ocnicIbcn nidt 5um Ssriegc 6ein Der Gmupier
ipor nit 9onn0ut fir @ngonO belo0eii Abcr pie eii
DaniollcSIciucrt b1ngt oic 9riegSgeGbr ortp6brruo
n6cr uns. Us fnnl be Scr eroBtcn Gotid]t Der sib'
rcr oct ll2ooc poiiren. ocb ell oncrifonter Cont
pfcr obnc Mornimq uerienft pir0, ooer 6ob bon Der
yeiotiulg ctte Mdiucr cririnfen Conn nintnt ons
@crbGngnii ieincn GGuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
Depnuemrnt fir Gr5isbnng.
Bnrrdn bVr BshbTbe hrr tiileGDmrsliidrr
gnnbiinn, nnb ite.MOenne.

Hdltimore, ~. 9nnunr 1917.
6erdrntr prrNresftt MugcbulS, nit ncr elui
f@rifi si8ropplal for siahororr NIB @li9ecQo.
ncouS WlaicriaiS Of SHitrudor" .Bropoinl for
cur6rnrc EdintS Oils n1io Gool5~ Nropoio
for Drn lSoooS, yioiiprr, cic." uub gBropoinl
for GnppIics fpr Goofnp dno Dpmciic Sctciicc
G,laIiee a0reiIiri. an ben aAooro Of 9lparos
nilhope ont 9,littppd1 IA. 1rbrudr 1917, I'M
Slifcou oes Drn. 9iihnrb @irinn. Sinoi'0cais
firGior, Rai1bnnh. Aoliiirorc. Dlb. enigracr
ecpirnlen iiir bic 2Icieriino pnM @brclnmotr.
ridl ino bcrid,lcocrcit Yriiicn iiir pcYr5pfdc;
hon GiicHpndrcr Gcliorbct Smmier5l urb
gecriicnaen; bon Gdniltunnrcr. SlIr)pnorcu
etc, iin0 pon @dicrinl fiji Stod,s nno 6niiebnIiei
SIaiieu an Die Scborbc cer 5ctui.0 0oniilildre
5pesitiaiiouet limp i'm Aiircali 0cr 8cboroc
cer Sdnlf fGonlntlNirt crbdtIim.
GiH bcQlonoi1tcr Gbed beg Aicicra fir Si0O.
an pen ~labor mp sinoiratb bon baltimore
eaDbnr 9cirad,i iiiib niii cinc ,0lcarirG Ggnic
Egri' oc5oge nnb icocm sliigcbci bci9cfl1t
fcir.
EnS Qiechi ipiro bnr0cbnlicn gin9ehoic fhr
irgeno ciit pocr allc 1tcniS nb3uwciieff
Ichn 8. &odr,
Scfrciiv Der EcDorDc 0rr Sc6ilt 0unlniiiinre
gcllai1t an III 5nuudr 1917
1Dbn Onbcfi,
fnng. Brdii0cnt Der Gonirnfi 3eD0rbc.
l5on3l, Gebiri--3,5~6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
2snicu luir stt an Sic snfnnft uuisrcr SinOcr!

Nir pnritcn oic Iethcn gaitimorcs aceril.
gSir lucroen cs cOcu Iog tbnn Sir DGitibe III Nmc-
rlfa Baden biSbcr ltir an nlcrc 9intsDerp10tcn in
0cr alter &ennotb oeOndt uro gar nicbt oii iinierc
cl1pre Gagc Nir iilblten inns ider, ulbc0rcbt Mir
bd6u cs All ltdrteu MnSoridcn in unlercr @crtbei0i
0liag DeitiHan6S geaei Die g(noriffr ser ltnpiIcu
belt ln6 9oSiuiIIoteit n5t feblcn Iniien lln6 pir
bcbel uuS 0a0nrd sScn6c gepiodt Syett III cS inicrc
Rflidt AK nns ielbit r6 iincrc G1u6cr al Oenfcli
fin nnicre cgeuc Sdcrbet nn0 bic SitcrDcif unicrer
Alr0cr 5u iprgen. Scst foniQt mir incrcN @litSpcr
pQi0tcit cniclts 0eS GScans oii bcrn ocner iit6ci
mlf oilrh ufcr &erbnltcr mo ordl iuierc 99ortc jc
cen, 0ab mir Cute BitrGer 0cs 4onoeS nnjcrcr g5oD
mo- Ias pcroeu oeicntgcu and tNuH Die ben Gi0
ocr Srcic gclctet boben ocnn Der Geltidlc miut Oc
Gl0 crlIt Aber cS gicbt @iclc inter ms Sic mir oir
Gitfrnmoiboit 0cs 2onocs getieBen Sic Orrd feinei
%reico pebiili6cn iiio Geic @aitc Scs 2oiopg bill
0ci 0c Gefn6r fin nus 8rocr oeiitId)er Scrfnnt
@cnu lie lire 3lnac niht Bitten oonu Fallcr Bic fSo
Nen out BITE 1ertIden Suriid, bic @irgcr no Gcm
vcna cine anIobigc Aeutering gefnGc III miro nd1t
atcrIiet pb bic AelBerune unn cinent 1eutifcn Galt
0es gonoes fouit ionoern cs 6eiBt EcuHhrr fiat
e Der @cgriff ober ihlicBt gc Gin bic cnen 6etHs
fIiuseu0en gioiep baben roacn lie Ridtbiiraer Nry
gerauS freier S9obl ODER @irger aus 3uau ien gSr
uleoer6pdii mos mir eeieru Ifon ali 0cier Sfenc
agten
p9lilbiG 8litl Die 3lugc Bitten! Den W1un0 bal
fatl @id icineS @irgereios einge0enf leiiil T1rur
0elifeu onS ipabre6 8eutidloto OdS 2on6 lmcrcr
9Sner niecG BAG SnnD Nierer Stin0er mo Rn0eSEilis
0er iltl Gor oie @ergnrdcnhct bier bic 3uimfte
gSir HilieI ictt o llis ielbit nno uor glllcn ali
bic 3Ntuliit nlcrer Ailioer oeiten an bic NtSer sic
W pc Ssr 5toqteu lilo psbti GatidIono mtr5dnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

yinsmdbl bon biniaeH @iidcrr: ,,Hsie 9iirnef
prtbcnY" 6rngcL Iiiiiporfcn; Nrciilencr,
Boric.tiihcr, sgchpidirr, acknowledgements esc
2fbtethi iiir @rntie"Rroipeitc. ~ ,chnc 2thrtr
Gualidl iprcdltH nuo lhtribrtl sm irrncn" s5ir
WeucirgcpnrbcTic fir que bic itcb In ner cnas
lud)eil Sprndie bcH ilib r7rpoltoniirrrn ipois
Ign. rNmrriIdniIdjrr Tutmnlulft"; 365 @eiicil
gine fur5aciabic &rd1mniif oer eneiiidcn
@prafbe unb qniciira. IN fMr2cr 3cii obne
pebrcr Gualtim lprccbcs NIB id,reibcr an lcfs
ncit Gipi bic 9insirrdobe bPy gdrtcr. bic mon
ni9c WnliciinmmlniN pon Nrefcr, Mcdmuaeii,
Gniinngen, soi1' after, gBenfclu, Iliipeiunqcn,
Beibnti5i1rtcii ctc Wur Si00. 9cftrllmunem
nit ncia Nctrdae bite al norciiircn Gbarira
Auimegtr PrbliiDlua Gempnnp 695 Hbtro
Mpennc Helv Wurf. M y. Diider nar gcoen
IDfnAsbesnDilul9 Dcrinnot (Sc5i9,inI~~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
ss0cmmiifIpn bsr e4ubt Baltimore.
Wnthbnne


9Gl tmors *. 1anlar 1917.
Gs iuirh biern1tt oemhb Sen 9lblbuittrn
SO y uuo So 8 bco Baltimore eiaoiGb0rlera
5eiauut aeroNt, oah BIC pllatcuGeSs@ommii-
ION mao ocm IA. Nlxrs 1917 begiHucn iprb,
bic uaNacHduriei Girabrn nuo glncb5 MT
moocrncm Wntcrtnl su rilaiicrn. ncu sn pflds
tern nno reii ~ belc0eft, ale Ncrtoncn iirb
GrlauSniblhcirc iir olc glrhciicn ia I5iCn
nHc oictc por Hcu "a. WsdrS 1917 III bcenoer.
bic N iracuo eirer g9cilc oie aIuiernonnQ oocr
rSibio Hesscfi TSc6icn natossrh &c Sui ,ti ioidbc
gssiic qsplnncrt ooer lIeu eepilniiert oocr rcu
S3c oOcn crDaDncu eirabcu uuO ausDs
ScrSau,ansp, BON Gori5,spc. ITS gnnn Sircit
norelidb bon 2Bilfon,Str.
SeroauMMsn, BON Bturn.Sir. bt9 Wolbcr ~.
wl.SrAob tTitanns) Miitr, bon Grdaro Cir.
bio GuuoalesStr
m'sgnao1. lSiiidHg, aata, bon aaiabciic,eloe.
yericssb.Nnrh, por Gowcrb ctr bla Gaacr,Str.
HnSearOUessIiep, bon M. Ro0alsslpe. BIG jl
SuneS fSnue
aprcarpSs.qllirn, bon ponraIcIr. Bis 1renlouiir.
Rice stT., bon @drrDlltousgluc, big Sremontgut
Mteeetre nou 0urcr. bis sbooopcur Str,
NceepeaE Ctr, ben Gnnpaleitr. tis Granflluilr.
shicIbc MneH, bon eireeupiLoiu bio 8iihcr Str.
@uMersNileh, bon 3oifmdusStr, his Bitfiit nis
reii iii6lioD ron gdtdJersStr
Ntuecnt slle1, bon polliuiStr. big Snrdioad'Si.
|inetntsNheD, ppn poutno q. BIG @araio9nsSt.
81. 2Sencrcrbt
Niniur-MnrD, bon Solpbin'Gtr biz @ofiindr Str
WnioHMncn, bon 'grcilor Sir bic Nnne'glacD.
Gamels9lMcb, bon Wlaoiou9lpe oi5 &aibeotnltir.
Sentinc.0lien, bon poifrariGt hiS Nplpbiri,St.
sulitg ctr, non BeHna gloc bis Wprtlc.glbc.
BpUtH.5tr,, bon Glrcp Str bic Bincent'gluen.
Aucp rluld nun 1ronDuan, o0n Wln0ion'S ctr.
Bis Barnes Ctr.
CUTIE elraiautsir9 bon eoi6coraIsir. bis
BnrfsglDe
2oUraroprMnrB, bon 5ranflin,Str bic elisa
bctb Ctr
y lSHloo) 9nsn, bon Charles St bio BdrIsglbc
SyuA Allch, bon Bansglbc bio GDinHsStr.
49ilidHsgineD, ron Bnrf.2tDc bis 1piou ctr.
Rdborasstr., bon GiodioHsStr big @rcenesSlr.
grsrtcnsgInch, BON &ugcrsStr bis Gai0e6raI,et.
NUIsne,Qlnen bon 5nrdognitr. biS YledidHtir.
0ApreA.9llleh, bon RraltStr. bis GernauSir.
Sm ghiiraoe ocr BilniieruHgs ominltion
". Nrttl NumptDn,
@oriiper ino conluliireuocr Sngenieur
". M. Npoiicn,
(5dn2I 20 Sch5i2) @truBgniSngcnieiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
Warraa bes (ycOauSc. anfseftsrs.

30. Snn1r 1OII.
IS miro biermit befnnnt gcmadti, baB bic
grnnH1e RcaliO Gcmpnguic. nemdb ccr uni i9.
IiiIi 1908 untcr5cWnetcn 9eroronuRg glr
l65, gIbibnitt AZ. Rnroaropb IL (iuie niu 2s.
g(ohenber 1911 0meIioirD, unt Grlm6nB
nabgciuGi bal oas glnipccu an her Siticiie
bon SmaIllpoo6 sirabc 90' n5rolih bon ca.
rnipgd' trade dlS cine 5iicuiidc @arnec Nu
benuBcn.
VSeb,S % Gjebdloc Jnipclior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
gSefanntmndlMMnen.
qhrcnn bad lgcbanot.anipeltore.

g. Sebrunr 1917
80 babe 9Ipplilaiion fit ods iolgcnoc 4Sri'
blep crbnlicn;
gir 30 ~ Beii8rotis sStrahc Wlotorcn
bon l3 81 y. @nra5idi
glnc Broicitc miiiien Inn oocr Dor 10 llbr
SorinilapS am Mittwod, H. Scbruar 1911,
bei bem 0'cOduocsSnipclipr ciuGcrcicli iucrocn.
z. &. Nnyiic,
(Scbrl) Gjcbauoc fuipcttDr5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

&C. Sanuar 1917
slngcboie ipcrben cnigcgcn gcnommcn bon
ocr 0ouirlli 8cD6rbc Der @taot baltimore tr
stulircidcr glrbcien im Scrtnisgcbailoc un0
&nlDbane, iiir oeu MdDor mo 5iaoiraib bon
glngcboic miicii pcriicecIt an ben ,9oaro
pi gmlro5 OF baltimore Gitb" nnrefiiri fcin,
gIe gMilDril s3ropoint for @aintng at Court
SnnIc nlo @tin 6nn" irnqen lno bci Srn.
Midorn SlplHit StgNt &egiiirnior, hi fcincri
Nhredu I'M Edfbbnifc nm ooer Dor 4 llbt
Sotnlitaes ail @littuof, "A, Bc6rnar 1917,
clnaercicDt iucrDcn
en- bcgnDfgicr GDed ocs gicicrs ali bent
BcrnQe bon iilniBuncert (SJ00.0O) Eunnre,
alli cllic vGlcarinn &nnic Bdnl" un Srocr
oee y3nnpr6 niin 5innirGib5 BON Baltimore,
nlip cocm glpebol bcipeiNai icin
lcr crionrcdpc Nicicr mlb Airgihoii iicts
len uno bic BpriDriitcn 0cS @iQotGbarcrS III
Nc6ug 1llt GOnirdftc criincU.
Spcynidtloncn lonnen an pocr n1Ch ocnl
" Ecbrnnr 1917 I'M Rllrcou 0cS @cbduocs Sna
lNclior5 bciirbiigl lpcrocn
0ic Vonlrnil NcbBrbc bcbdii litb 0QS Wclbf
ro!, irGcno cu ooer alle glnaebcic 5uriid5iI'
ocilct.
.. :. gprnr
,.. Gjc6dtoc.Sulpciior
So0n Snberi,
niHg. Erinoet ocr 6pHirufi NcD0roc.
Ssrnut TrtSccn,
Stili9,SiQtis sBrolnraior
t5cbr3.5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
N. (fliIo6ct6 goltcr

GS iinrb an g iScbrunr 1917 a. GHlubrtl
HnnrL aclicbic Suitin bon 8corqc s.. Bouer.
3ic Neer0ipnrg finoci Diritaa, y'nhntitiaps
utr lihr hon ibrcr gsnbuina, sIr eats, Eit,
NoIltmoresstrahe, ans TAFT lHebl- 0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

SS iiaf6 an e. Scbrliar 1917 Bertha Sdatr,
~ Sabre alt eelicbtc Satin ocs pctiiorbencft
gngllli 5ddce Sic 8ecroiqlne finoci an
bonn o9lua5burq Scir" Vr 14G, W.,qerlna,
ipn-Sirahr aus All oeiH ,Dionni Elbcl srieSs
noic" iiai (Scbr5~~Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
(fliiohef6 81. e5dluci0rr

0e iierb am 3 Scbrnar fal7 III ibser 9sob.
nuna, Nr. 2s, EenusSifnbs, elizabeth ~.
G1nthcI aCporene gS1inbam In ihrenv 81.
pcbcnrabr. aclicble Satin bon GnuS comet
ocr pic Ncerotgura tiloci Ttrnfns, 9 ilbr
9onwitaQ1, ani oer gsoItlmorc Gemcirrb'
iict (iyebfJ--G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

% q lit c, ~ NniIlidr WI.
Ga iUirb bicrini dllct irierciitricn HcrioncH
9ioii; pegebcn, onb oct Strnben ,Snaericilr ant
70. 3annar 1917, ipic ca ourdp oen Mbihnitt
9d, Nlrtitcl 50, ocS @idDt BaltiWorcs@oocr bon
1906 bcrlnnai iuiro, IN 0leiem Ailrcnn bic ers
fldrcroc @nrc nHo 9ipiiniltiie Der glutl1peu
cinecrcdDt bat ilir 6ic NibcIrnng un6 Hiloie'
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Tcrmiidyte Nu5eiscn.

Ainmcr taprslrf, $3.50.
girhct nnr1niiri; dllc glitrdac rrnnii1i nuaac,
tipri. sDion nerdrac phihcr. Binerti, 1905
Jrirrosbnfns5 tOebrS~-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

(5dn2I29 9cb5l2j eiraben'Snacni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-15
Peace Proposal Does Not Prohibit
Indemnity for Belgium and Serbia


Rome, Aug. l4-Peace proposals made by Pope Bene-
dict have been delivered to all the begerent
The suggests restoration of Belgium, Serbia and
Rumana and peaceful solution of the problems of Asace-
Lorraine, Trent, Trieste and Poland.
The popes peace appeal proposes that there be
neXtions and indemnes except in special cases. such
Belgium and Serbia the return to Germany of her
onies exchange for the occupied departments of France
freedom of the disarmament and the formation of
supreme court of arbitration for the settlement of future
international disputes The peace proposal will be pub
lished here Thursday
To the warning nations of the earth has come another
appeal for peace from Pope Benedict.
The foundation stones of the plan of the pontff for
world tranquility reduction of armaments and free
dom OF the and that there shall be retaatoy srug
gle after the for world commercial supremacy Spe-
cc proposals made to the begerents unofficial reports
say include the restoration of Belgium Serbia and Ru-
mania The questions of AsaceLorraine Trent and Trieste
and Poland, it suggested should be adjusted peacefully
The popes plan also calls for the return Germany of all
her colonies.
In july 1915, Pope Benedict made his first appeal for
peace At that time the pon invited all friends of peace
to join with him in his desire to bring hosties end
Almost simultaneously with the latest appeal of Pope
Benedict ina entered the ranks the bellgerents by
formally de- airing upon Germany and Austria Hun
gary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-15
WHEAT FUTURES
WILL CEASE ON
CHICAGO BOARD
Directors Take Prompt Action
to Conform to Wishes Ex-
pressed by Herbert c.,
Hoover, Food Commissioner,
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Chicago, Aug. 14.---In response to a
notice from Herbert c. Hoover, food
administrator, that the government
would undertake purchase of wheat at
interior terminals beginning Septem-
ber /, the directors of the board of
trade here voted today to discontinue
all transactions in wheat for future
delivery after August 25, 1917.
The action was taken in view of the
suggestion from Mr.. Hoover that such
further transactions would confuse
rather than stabilize the price.
''On September 1. 1917, we propose
to undertake government purchase of
wheat at interior terminals, with a
view to stablizing the price and to
furnish sure market for all arrivals" !"
the food administrator wrote.
''In these circumstances, | feel you
will agree that trading or quotations
in wheat futures will no longer serve
their fundamental purpose and that
such transactions will confuse rather
than stabilize the price.
Il therefore would be glad If you
would take the necessary steps to sus-
pend dealings and quotations in fu-
lures in wheat after the above date
The board of directors voted that it
was the patriotic duty of the board to
comply with the suggestion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-15
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Washington, Aug. 14.-Pope Bene-
diets peace proposals were not unex-
pectcd to the United States or to any
of the entente allies.
The possibility of peace move was
discussed with British Foreign Minis
ter Balfour and Vice Premier Viviani
when the British and French official
missions were in Washington and it
was agreed that all the all.es, includ-
ing the United Staes would refuse to
discuss peace terms while Germany
occupied the territories she had taken
by force and thereby avoid what the
allied statesmen considered a German
trap.
Now the pontiffs proposal presents
the question in a somewhat different
light, but it offers to warweary
world hope for peace.
Germany and her allies are expect
ed promptly to accept the pope's pro-
posals.
Requires Careful Reply.
American officials acknowledge
that the vatican's proffer is of a ma
ture calling for a reply. Diplomats of
the entente circle voice nothing but
a unanimous opinion that it will be re-
jected American officials realize that
convincing reply is required for the
worlds page of history. That the pro-
posals cannot be accepted as they
stand Is certain That they will not
be accepted at all is probable.
An unofficial outline of the pope's
communication was received here this
morning Members of the presidents
cabinet said it had not been discuss
ed at this afternoons meeting, but
some of the presidents official family
gave signs of the difficulty which II
has presented. Tonight the official
text had not been received and it had
not been established whether II would
come through the Spanish ambassador
or the Swiss minister. Spain and
Switzerland are the only two Euro
pean neutrals having relations with
the vatican.
The first appraisal of the proposal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-15
Long Known by Allies That
Teutons Are Anxious to Have
War End With Restoration
of Status Quo Ante.
SUCH TERMINATION
DISASTER TO ALLIES
England Declares That Strug-
gle Cannot Be Concluded
With Germany Standing Be-
fore World as Victor

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London, Aug. 14-'These so-called
peace terms have a distinct German
flavor" This reply was given in an
authoritative quarter in London today
in reply to a question by the Associat-
ed Press, in regard to the vatican
proposals.
The opinion was expressed that the
inspiration for the peace move ema-
mated from Austria and was in the
nature of q trial balance as a prelude
to more definite propositions from
the central powers to the allies. The
informant of the Associated Press
continued:
ut has long been known to states
men of the allied countries that the
central powers are eager to conclude
peace on terms If restoration of the
status quo. TlCrefore there is no
need of any proiracted consideration
before saying what the attitude of
the allies will he. A status quo peace
would be a distinctly German peace
and is the very thing which President
Wilson and other American statesmen
long have been emphasizing as i'm
possible and unthinkable. All the
sacrifices of this terrible war will have
been in vain If we do not conclude a
peace which will insure the world
against a repetition"
In reply to an inquiry whether the
vatican note had been expected or
did 1t come as surprise, it was stated
that the first Information regarding
IT. had reached Whitehall yesterday,
though similar note would not
have caused any surprise at any time
in the past two months"
1t was explained that on account of
its nature the note probably would
require no formal answer. 1t is eX-
pected informal replies will be deliv-
cred by means of speeches in the next
few days by various allied statesmen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-15
BELGIAN LOSSES CANNOT
BE MEASURED BY MONEY


London. Aug. l4.-German occupa-
ton of Belgium thus far has cost In
money wrung from the Impoverished
in the way of so-ealled wal contribu-
tons" and destruction more than
81 500, 100000, according to compil-
alton made by the American commit
tee of engineers here.
In addition to this, the Belgium
government and the charitable world
have contributed upwards of $780,
600, 600 to feed the Belgian popula-
ton during the three years of the
war-"a charge the committee as
serts, (which rightly should have
fallen upon the invader"
The indirect loss to Belgium by the
German occupation, through stoppage
of industry and commerce, cannot be
measured in money, the committee
adds.
while no figures exist for the sys-
tematic looting of machinery from
factories, the constant requisition of
goods of all kinds frequently against
payment of none or little value. and
the wholesale destruction of forests,
they certainly bring the total damage
to well over 0,000,OO0," declares
the committee.