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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@laflidJ Ocrcint.

SoroIO u. SiemerS bon 9ir. 10S,
Siio.@ihuoritr., mo Sri. Satrictte
g. 6olfs uou glr. 1913, Sit.enocr.
StroBc. ilibren IN cinem 9lutomobil
nod 9lnnopolis, Inn lid truucn 5u
lailen. 1aS Fodr erreihte bic
Staots5otptito6 fur5 nohoem oas
Gcridtsgc6dllOe gei6loIIcn mar. Nit
Siilic GINGER 5reitltoe iiRerreocten tic
oen @lerf ocs Seirnt0sliceii5 9i-
reans, III oiinen. ytod Der Giuil.
framing beeaben iie lid IN OaS Ffurr-
bnus Ocs Eoitors $. ). @url Soas
BON Der ocutidcn lut6. @iortini-Ssir.
dc. meI6er Die firdlife GraulIng
poa5og. GoS iilnge Haar miro feline
6litterwo9en auf eincr 9Illto.Four i'm
Stuate 5i6ringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Scr .9lnsituuO.

=
Sm ,9obcr. 2Dcetnl" Soften lidl
oeItcru lngeid6r $50 auSitGnoiec
gddetci. glr6ciicr einacinnoct nm
sSnitruftioncn BON Sad 3onlioro,
Scm General. OrqoniIator Der ~SSn.
fcrnationoien goder. mo Gonoitor'
llnion" flt cmpfoneen. BIS ieet ho'
6cn 3S 91dcrcicn 0en Gontroft I'M
tet5ciGnct, pelbcn sic glngeitellten
in 9csig mif 6ciiere glr6citsbeoln'
qiineet uno 6oberc 9obne pctlongen.
Son ocn groBcrcn @ddercicu 6nben
Sic ,Git0 @ofing Co. uhO Oic 6. s..
aoicr.9aderei Dem @srlargcn iDrer
9lrbeitcr nod niht nahgegcbea Use
gcn Der Ycrt6euernng 0cs Robntnte'
riolS 5nr ScrIteGung Der godmaarc
Iino bic SSnbabcr bon 9ddereicn niht
0erooe ouf Stolen gebettct, Ucil einc
@rboeunq Der @erfollisprciic inter
ibren 0imOen Grhittcrina bcroor-
rnfeu wiro. lin Den @coinaungcl
scr Q(rbcitet @eniiac 5lI lciicn oiirlte
Gin g(ufidlaa mf oeii Staff Of Siie"
pnausbleibIib iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@caen aIneriiis in Saft.

Inter Ocm @eroabt, angcbli6 cine
6rou, 0ie loren 93aiuen uidt angebcu
nil nicOcr8cidlld9en 5u 6aben. lusr.
{, Ger SS.i0briac So6n G5enbof Oon
9a. SO. Siio- -Yono StroBc. ron
Scrae1nt Moore mo @oli3lt Nbite
ucrtoitet iuio in 0er 6itlid)cn Yoli3ei-
station eingeipcrrt. Iie 6rau 6atte
tci Der I'M unteren Stodpcrt mo6ncn.
Sen 8fau 9Ritron noH 0cm 9eihul'
0igtcn sciragt iuiO iib nab erbdltc.
ner glusfnlit in ocn 5Deiten Stod
6esc6cn in prlhem G5eu0at ipo5nt.
Giniae glllgenbIide ip0ter Dorte 5rai
Nliiron)oos glisiidIogeu cines aor.
pcrs auf Der lreppe uno fano Die
5rau bcpubtlos OH SUB oerielben
licaci. SIN ct. SoiepbS @oipitaL
llad pclcbem lie aci6aiit muror ltcll-
ten Ole 4cr5te einen idwrren Sddoel'
bru4 felt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
0nrd edlncll;no aci5Oict.

8rai @ir9iilio Smpt6 ats %ail.
ington, ipeIds Dor elmer &od6e IN Den
Gicnlt BEL Dem glmpalt @arO .. Gor
in Hioerpooo eetreten mar puroc
beim areiBcn Der @eleiie Der @cnn.
ioIpdnio.eiienbobn BON einemSdncQ.
quo ii6criabrcn imO nuf Der Stcllc
actootet. 0ic lln0liidlidc bclano iid
oii sem 9Seae Ar Bolt Inn bic
grieiidaiten fir lore Serritbait ob'
6u9olen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
0anfenO ancrfanmt.

9altimorer SSSraeIitcn bobcn $45,OO
iiir sic notbleiocnoen @loubens-
6riiocr in Oen friegiiibrcnoen
ednOcrn nu@ Stem yOrf ii6crlnit-
tclt.
COS omcrifoniidc Siilis-GouIitc
fiir Die in ocn fricGiiibrenoen Cant
bern not6leiocuocn SSracliteh 9'r.
40, Oit.i2. StraBe, gIelu Yorf, bat
Scn ,,Gcuticben Correspondent" nm
Die Geroifentlidlmg Der iolgcnoen
gtoti5.
81 em gorf, 8. 9tpril. ~ Cine
meitere Summc bon $4,000 lit inn
Stem gorfer Souptquartier BON oent
galtimorcr 3pcioc Oes onerlfanl-
ldlen SySraeliten Siilis Counties
iocben eingetroffeu, weIde bis6er be-
rcits eiu wenie mcbr ais $4,000
6ier6er ianOten.
Sic 9cutc in Baltimore I6cinen
oae Mii6e an5upenoen, Inn ocm glo-
tionol-@omitc bel Dem 9Iuibrlg8en
Der $fO,O0O,000, weldc es I'M Sabre
1917 ani3ubringen bcobiidti9t 5u
belien. g(ngeipornt Ourb Die t6ot-
frdftige Mitpirfims, weIde lie ourd
Die nilobcr5igcn 9iirger ibres @e-
mcinpciens cr6oItcn, or6eiten oic ge,
amten ocs 9ofalsGomite's nit iiets
5une6menOem @nt6uiiasnuS. @ei'
tere 6onOs iuo 9eitr6ge ipcrocn tag
lid inn 9iircoi Ocs Srn. glbrom 5.
g9ein6crg, Sdobmeiiters OcS Sofal'
Gonlitc'S. cnteegcn genommen. Cr.
SorrD 3rieoenmalO lit Der Gorlibcr
Oes 9altimorer &omitc's."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Inter 9Ingabc oou alien nlogliden
@rimOen reihten 80 Nidnner 6ci'm
GIerf ocs C6crgeritts. stephen g.
Sitile. 6eiHporenc glusiugen cilt
Olrh wclGc lie pom Wlilit0roieulic
bcireit iein luoaen @inigc 0eriel.
Cen ga0cn forpcrlictc llntauglidlfcit
9luocre |ilidieu i6rcIt 9roBeu 8onii.
lien gegenii6er an, pelde lie 81 cr'
Soften 9n5en ols llriadc on. Ole6-
rcrc Der 9lhtrogitcIler ge6en i6regluS.
lano@gr6rrt ouocre wicOer ibre BE.
id)ditiamg ais @runo iiir ibrc 9lH-
Bct0ieniilteaiinl an.
Ger t9iGbriae NlcDcr glaronIo6n
BON 9lr. 1920, Oit 6opetteitro be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gImf slntOmObiIfa9rt OerIctt.

Bon Cambridge fonttt Die 9io6-
riht. onB SoaiS Wlc9laiiter. Elm &ei'
ienOer fiir Oie SeIiirnta gSni Is. Sio-
binion, Son & 60. 6ei Der 6abrt i'm
glitolhobil oilf Der @unOitroBe ndbc
@roofpiem eegen einen SeIegrapbcn.
bfoIten ronnte, nobel Ole Ololdinc
initiir5te, lid ernitiide Serlebiingon
5l5oq. Nlopor Srcm bon Gam.
bridge ino 9(. 8. 5o66 idaiiten Den
|erngIiiftcn nad Dem Sam6rioQe
Soipital no Sic Q(er5te ieinen 81.
itano fiir nidt seia9rIid auie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Bur erabtnua !

gnuoes.@ .@eueralanualt :. g9.
CgrcgOrg bat Scm 6ieiisen ynn-
Northumberland Samncl s..
Dennis fOlaenOeS SdJrci6ch 5n.
sciauSt: o@cc6rtcr Serr! Sic
Wcroeu bicrbnrdJ angciuicIeH, Oem
nadfOlgcuSrn GrlaKc bic iueitcitc
gcrbrcitnns IN gebeH. 9ein
ircmbecbOrcner OeMHdler 6einO in
6icicm 9anOe, Der biS1cr nidJt an
GUmpluftcn gcsen bic Suterciicu
ocr Der. Stnateu bet6cilist iuar,
brnndDt I'D por ben Sdlritten Ocs
Snlti5.9cportcments 81 fiirdten,
10 lange CT bic fulsenOc @arnnng
bcadltct: 0@ebOrdct Oqm Wciete
nno gitct Gnre 3nnge."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
eitnus OcS etaOtrat6s.

&r. Samuel 9oib enlpiic6lt Oie ST.
nennuns elmer Gommiiiion, mel
dc 6e5iigli6 ser 9lo6rungsmittel.
gorrdtbe in 6ieiigeH aii6lanldgeu
cine llntcrIlldune anitclen ioIl.
@eiterc Gisfuiiion ipegcn Der
9Rildy @croromng.
Sn ser scitriaen Sitnmg oes
Stootrat6cs rcidte Sr Gam. Soib,
ser Gertreter Der 3. g9aro, i'm erItcn
3iueige, cine 9lcioIution ein, in mel
der cr in gln6rtrod)t Der 81 eripar.
tenOen erbobung Der segeniuGrtigen
t6eueren 9ebensmittelpreiic Die @r-
ncnmng elmer Gommiiiion pelde
oic gtobrungsmittel 8orrdt6e IN
bieiigen 9ii6l6duiern feititeIIen unc
Dem NlaDor imO StoOtratb 9eridt
eritotten fol-, empiieblt. Gle Gom-
n1iiiiou ioIl ferner ieitIegen Oh eS
nitt ratbiom lit, oie 3eit fir oie9lui-
6clpa6rung Don NabriIngsmitteIpro.
Oltfteu in aii6l6duiern 81 limitiren.
Gie 0leioiltion mnroe unter Gus.
pcnoirung Der Hcgeln Der eriten Sc.
Jung untcr5ogen.
Sr. SnrrD 8. WlcGlellan. Ger Der.
treter Scr 8. @oro, itente Ocn9lntrog,
OoB ole @eroronung glr. 293, weldc
Die 6cuer6cboroe bered)tiet, 10 er.
iob . Seuerpcbrleute nit einem sc.
6olt BON $50 pro 9lonot ino 20Sib.
Iiitutc nit einem @e6oIt bon $25 pro
Wlonat onjuiiellen, iino Die III Der
lettenSibimg angenonInlen unO Dem
Napor sur llnter5ei1mIng 5ueeianot
murOe, 5iiriidge5ogen tueroen iolltc,
ga er beriHieocne glenOerlngen, tuel.
DIE er ipdter betonnt MAIDEN miro,
por5une6nien miinidt. Sein 9Intrn5
iuitroe olteenommcn.
G6e oie @croronung Ger. 800, iuel-
de pon Or. SeottpoIe bon oer 12
@oro cirgereidt ipurOe rmO in mel
der oie llmtaufung Der 2S1%StroBe
in Gorbeiter glpeiulc eeipiinidt
miro, in oritter 9eiung ongeuonmen
ipuroe, itcIltc Sr. glI6ert s. GoIion
bon Ger t6. @oro Sen 9(ntrag, Oob
Die @erorOnling Der StroBen.Eurd-
bruds 6ommiiiiou 5ir @utadtrng
ii6eraebcn ucroen ioIlte Sr. EoIion
iaete, Dab in Baltimore bereits rinc
Gorfeiter 9l0cnie eriitirt; ferner
lit cine EorbeItcr 9iodo, ioiuie cine
Strobe, welde Gordeiter SeigbtS
6eibt, bor6anoen. Sic 9ercrOniuig
wurOc Der StroBcnonrd6riihs. Soon.
milton ii6criuieien
1ic Dlild 8eror0nune.
= Gas finite oiieutlide 9erbor be.
5iieli6 Der W1ilh @erorOnung mur.
Sc gcitcrn g}ahniittag bon oemStaot-
ratbs Gomite fir 8oli5ei uno @e'
fdneniBpeien a6ge6olten. Gie SS.
Sam %. SnnpolO, @. @. Sorter II.
@. q. Spurrier, @lild6dnoler unO
@litglicOcr Ser .9oItimorer @lild-
bdnolcr gcreinigung, iaeteu, bob
Die glnna6me Der @ercronune in Der
gegeupdrtieen 3eit cine nbioIilte Or
6o6ung ocs @reiics nit lid bringeh
piirOe, unO oaB oie gorihrifteu in
Der Geroronnng bon Ocn Niild6dno.
lern ni6t einge6olteh lperoen f0nn-
ten. lin 3 llbr mnroc OoS Serbor
otf ndditen @lonto0 ylodnlittag !
ll5r Dcrtngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

9. 9olfc BON Scr gSo6nlng ieincr
Sdmeitcr, 6rau 2ouiic Sooun glr.
1921 Sobn-StroBe, oli Dem @citern
SricObof al @ro6c 9etragen, &oltor
gS. $. g(ufocrbonr bon 0cr ct. So
bonnes.airdc biclt on Der 8obrc, ole
Observation-Disclosures ocidmildt
ipur, cinc 9icOc lmo om 05rnbc ben
Srouergottesocnit. 9lls 9obrtub.
trigger iungirtcil oie SS. G6orles @.
unO 2ouis Sheuermon, SouiS uno
@illian 6aoun g8iaiom 2ude uno
9tobert Sonrobon.
Sr. 9aIfc wor 4S Sabre olt, ais
ibn ocr 200 creiltc. @r mar IN
@eorgetomn gcborcn uno miro BON
lciner W|uiter. 6rou 0iorD u. @olfe.
cincn 9rioer, 6reocrid SSiaiuut
9alfc, ioloic elmer S6meiter, 5rmt
'2ouiic 5coun ii6crlebt. g8d6renO
ieincr 2pb5eit acborte or Ocn folgcn.
ocn 9rgoniiationcn an: rSorlUdrts-
Surnoerein", oGcntilrD.0lub", r@cr-
io.Mdnncrhor" II. D9lrion" on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Gum ycitcu Ocs n9Illsemcinen 0cmt'
i1cn &aiicnlauIcs."

Ser gQumnen-Gerein Oes vglage-
meincn 0eiltidcn @aiieubuilieS" "
eiebt om 6reitog 9l6eno in DER Scb-
monh.Saac cine MISUNDERSTANDING
gum gcitcn Der qlnitoIt. 3ur 9lui.
iii1rlmg fomnt Die Oreiafiise %Qlle
,.glert Door. 9tad Ger @orItelintg
iinoct cin 9oa itait. Froi. 6elo.
moan's Sr1ciier miro Bic 0luiif lie
ierii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

6ouptct, Ger ein5ige Grn06rcr ieincr
6anliIiC, Oic aus oen @roBcltcrL ei'
nem fronfeu Batter, Der Whltter uno
5e6n@ei6miItern beItebt, 5u iein. Ser
9aitor So6n @. Sled bon Der q.
So6ns coang. ..lit6 &irde bon Yinl
lico 9}oaO, glailbt, alS Seeliorger fir
icine @enieinoe pom Gienite 6cfreit
Iein 5u niiiiien. 3pei 9ebrer BON oe-
Baltimore llnipcriitdt geben G6nlide
@riinoe al. gSeil er 6ci'm Gienite
in Der itdotii6en Seuerluebr ourd
gerIebungen gum Snpolioen plirOe,
glau6t SreO. 6. 9offler gum SolOa.
ten nidjt 81 taugen. 5ronf gtollen-
berger niuB ieine 6cinbrten @ltern,
Elm 6linoes 9inO ern6bren, lnO ais
superintendent oeS SSsraelitildcn
SrieO6ofs aud fiir oie@r0ber in Oem-
ielben lorgeu SSn ben glusiagen Ser
lle6riecn iucrOen oae mogliden
9ronf6eitcn poreeidiibt. Gie 9iefla.
motionen merOen Dem @enerol g(e-
iutont sur ltnteriuGlng iibertuieien,
pcI6er ii6er OieicI6en 5l entideioeu
bat.
6rauen Gomite.
SSn 9ureou oes Gonlites imllnion
SruIt @e66uOe orgnniiirte iid &C.
tern Oos MorDldnOcr 5rouen-Gouite
fir ariegsberciti6oit. 6rou Goworo
Sboemofer purOe 5ur GorIiberin,
iSrou 9eni. 9. Gorfran sur Siilis-
Goriiserin unO Srau Wlilnes 0lolop
5ur SefretGrin crpdblt. @ouberneur
Sorrinoton 6etonte in ieiner 9lnipro-
DIE, Dab Oieie Organization Oie6rouen
i'm 9on5eu Stoate reprdientirten. Gr
erinnerte Die 6raien Ooron, OaB oos
9onO iib ouf einen ariee fir Orei
Sabre borbereitc. bod 6ege er Ole
Sofimtng, ooB iid ettuos llncrparte'
tes outrage, moourf ser arieg iofort
sun @nOe fommcn f0nnte. Tesglei'
cben belt Sr. G6os. q. @roD cine
fur5e glniprade, in luel6er er auOeu'
tcte, OoB es ole Gili6t Der 6roucn
lei, fir Sen Comfort ser YeriuunOe.
ten unO aronten 81 iorgen.
9feihsOeuti6c 6c 6abrif-
9(rbeiter entIuiien.
Eie Baltimore Copper Smelting
ono 0leiining Co. Die eroBte 9lnIoge
i6rer 9lrt in Der @elt. bat am per-
gongenen Somitog Die bci oerieI6cn
angclteQten ni6t notllrnliiirten 9lr.
better cntIaiien. Ger 9lisioge eineS
9eomten Scr 5irma gendB uar Die
9lnoronung BON Der Gegierilng in
@oi6iueton 9etroifcn, bod uollte CT
Ii6 oui meitere @r0rterlmgcn nidlt
einlolicn, 6emerftc ober, Dab Die gln-
So6l Ocriel6en nur gering iei 9ln-
Ocrc 6o6rifen Ibeincn biS6er nod
feline sSnItruftionen bon Der Hegic.
rung Cr6altcn bu6en. - Sine bic
iige Nfunitions 6o6rif 6ot in Oen
lettcn @oden ioldc 9lr6eiter nad
uno nad entlaiien umO elnn6t man,
ninc6men 81 oiirfen OaB onOcre sln-
logcn iol6er 9lrt oieiem 9eiipiele &C.
folgt imO, neil audi, menn Die Ser
or0nmg Der ~bol6en Meile. Gone in
9lnpenoling ge6rodt miro, Die Sertc
i6rc 9lr6cit 66tten oiifge6en miiIieu.
@ebtnod %onoma.
S6erIt Sscor 6. Strnu6, Der &c.
ic6ls6o6er BON Sort &oworO, lit 5lmi
S6er6cfe6lsbo6er observation-disclosures
3ruppcn al Der SItieite 0es SSit6.
mus bon Yoidnn ernonnt porOeu.
@r miro BORT ingcfd6r 10 Gompng-
nic'n aiiIten glrtillerie inter ieinem
Commando bn6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

9rlcarnnhiidler gNrttcrbrridlt.

glns Oen iibrigcn 8unocs.Bcttcr.
9cobodhnsS. purocn Die
iolgenoen nioorigitcn geinperatlIrcn,
Die Inn s ll6r oeitcrn glbcno Dcrrid-
ten, beridtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
iInterhaltuuss .gscslueiIcr.

.,auoitprlnm"- Some bad TO Grim.
,,NDtb 8, AcrO aooo Gooie".
,,C5nnelB z. Neduip 0urleeiers
,otppabrumcN- -gauoeuiuc nno 9saHoelbiloer.
,W,afnlanb -gnmDeniue uno geaitoelbiloer
,DinnisAlnocmlc"- c.. Tbe Oeuoiu Sdet~
4,ctUrtn"- 9luuDeOilc mo 1Ndlloelbtloer.
en- i3. Nprll. $50 glbenos 0onseri IN Der
lufif"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
eunnennnf. unO .lintcrgaug.
lntb
WctieraMsTdItcn.

6iir MorvldnO mo ben GiItrift
Columbia bcute flar mo iiorOweit.
lidjc @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

ylah Dem glb3nae beg Shneeltltr.
mes in oen Ocean 6crridtc in Dem
grobien E6eile oes gaI5eu Sanoes
eeitern id6nes 4'etter. 9sllr I'M du.
beritcn yioropciten bat es gereenet.
Tie iroitige Iempcratir am 9ienitng
Morecn eritredte ii1 bis 6inunter
nod 6lorioa. Sir belite unO morgcn
miro h1rutcres @ettef in glusiibt
grltcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
ySbalia @annerdOr,"
notwithstanding nnO Ball,
WethuOdD, II glpril, Sa5a5cr'S-Sullc,
III @eit-6rnnflin-Str.
(OR1ri25 9lprilf SID
SanogrciflidDer gicGcr.

3 m9[uigmg 81 einem Experiment.
9ous an 2erinetons nobe Carer.
StroBc, mur0e bon ben Ncpobnern
Gin Slcger beobaGtct, meldcr ibRci
pcrod@tig criAicn. gluf cincn Sele-
pbonruf nod scr @oli5ciItotion er'
ibicu sopitGu &olbilciid Oom iiiO'
peitlic6en Diitrift auf Der 9il0flodc,
iUcl6cr ocn iit6 beitis mc6rcuocn glc.
ger nod Der 9oli5eiiiotipu brodtc,
100 i6m 9SoIi6ciridtcr Eoruiollan cine
@eloftraie bon $50 m0 Die &oitcn
fiir icin iungcbiibrliAcs 9etragcn alii.
crlcgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
/2adjtisc Siidllcr, CABINET
MAKEPc\ Oo4;crcr (VARNTgH.

MAKERs), qadicrcr, (vARNISH-
ERs), Ymidinenur6eitrr, (MA-
CHINE HANDS,, nuO resnlGrc
Sagl66ncr LAB0RERs), f6nueu
bcitauOisc SIr6cit fiuScn 6ci =. 4.
0outsr So, S6arp- MuO SitcHS Ctr.
(2lpril8 -10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Vnn6es. 7cpafiement fiir qanowirtl.
Idlait-Ncttcrs Siirean.
ylrridIt oea Nnliimore MrtlgrbiIrrans.

Ger 6cudtigfeitSaebnlt Der 9nit
mar ~ Bro5ent nm s llbr @lorsens
mn 81 Nrn1cnt I'M s llbr gLbenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11


So6n 9crnbor6 8ot6 iuelder
Sabre long bier Gin erfol9reiAcs
Mtr5- uu0 Spielpoorengeiddft be.
tricb, Iiorb gcItern in ieincm Scim,
gGr 73O, 5rcocrid glpenuc Gr bin'
terldBt oiiBer Der 9ittipe, 5roil Sen.
rictta &otb, 5lpei Sobnc. GOuin mo
SSobn Ictb. Sic @ccr0ioun9 iinoet
am 5rcitca BON ser fot6oliidcn Ct
MurfS-airt6c aus itott 0ieS lit Der
smcitc Zoo I'M 2oufc elmer @pbe IN
ser Tot6'idcn Somilie. Oa ole
Sdwciicr OcS @critorbenen 6rou
Sonc @orDe0 bon Fifesoille, Dor Ell
nioen 1uaen peridico imo am 70
ocstage ibrcS griioers 6eerOigt
muroe.
GBor1cs 9. 9oGfe.
llntcr Ocm @cIcite ciner groBen
Mcnqc tiefbctriibter 9ciotrogcnoen
luurOc qcltcrn Stadmittog ole 2ei6c
oes au Sonntos Oeritorbeueu @9as.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

me for twenty years. have cost them
5000 600 900 worth OF business IN that
+,mc They are. | understand, going 20
snepd $500 600 10 fight m IN New York.
Como on. YOU dirty. rurH-soakcd gang.
! dcfv YOU. / ask no quarter from the
dirty bunch and ! give none.
"Tbcy accuse ne OF being after the
money have not dollar that was
not ciycn TO me by people who wanted
10 do so. What sucn people do with
,bcir nancy is their business. ! was
offered 81 600. 600 by the moving piet-
rre ncoplc. | refused II. Not that |
have ANYTHING against them. but they
could not get my mug on the screen
for SlOO0o0,0OO.
"Tbev saw ! am out for the money.
I'll cali their bluF. After all the ex-
ncuscs Of this campaign are paid and
i furnish an itemiLed statement am
,,oirc IN divide the balance equally be-
swcen the American Red Cross and the
Y N c 4. camps working among the
soldiers.
~ bring you nothing new am an
old.fasbioned preacher Of the Old-time
religion. and II you do not want 20
hear The Gospel Of Jesus Christ take
- from me. don't hang around here.
81 do not believe in the universal
fs,herbood and brotherhood OF man. 1t
- an internal lie. You must be born
again 70 be saved from damnstion. N
YOU don't settle II before the emoalmer
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

"send everybody IN the party upstairs
the minute they come in
They arrived and were sent to Buys
room.
"How was il? Was all right" he
asked, eagerly.
Everything fine just wonderful Tor
a start" came the answer
And with the reinsurance that came
with often repeated opinions regarding
the success Of the first meeting Billy
sank back on his pillows.
He just can't wait 70 hear what the
members of the party think when he
first breaches in new city" said one
Of the members. "He doesn't trust his
own idea. but wants 70 be assured and
encouraged He just can't stand fiat
terry. though; he turns away in en-
barrassment if we praise him. All he
wants is encouragement, for between
you and me he's just big schoolboy.'
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

who chewcd gum diligently all through
Mr. Sundays little talk and stretched
her feet lazily in the aisle remarked to
the youth with her: My, but isn't he
the cave man. though II all preachers
were like him there wouldn't be many
empty churches
Amt he the original sass slinger|
asked one boy of another as they
moved ont of the tabernacle. "feh'
such slang, / wonder so many come
20 hear him. ! got ticket give me, so
that's why I come
Prominent among those VINO attended
the services were Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller. jr.. Charles Olney +: i.
Phillips. c. j. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam B. Nillar. Mr.. and Mr.. James NJ.
Cushman. George ". Perkins. Mrs. j.
/. Leeds. Nrs. J. =. l.. Davis. william
Fcllowes Morgan, Mrs. John L. DrcXHel'
Wallace McMull.u. Mr. and Mrs. Finley
J. Shepard. L. T.. Olcott. James NJ.
spears. ". r. Nn Bcnschoten and Ar
fbur NJ Harris.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Patients Cheer Flag Raising

Patients and attendants at Bellevue
Hospital Yesterday cheered the raising
of a large silk flag outside the office OF
Dr.. George O'lIanlon. general medical
superintendent Smaller flags few
from the stats on all the buildings OF
the institution. They viii remain up
while the war lasts.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
''HelIo, Boys. BiIly's
First Greeting In
n. Y. Campaign
little Crowding at Tabernacle as
Preacher Shouts Welcome
to Onlookers

4 couple Of motion picture cameras,
half dozen new spaper photographers,
few policemen and "A score Of curious
onloohcrs stood about the southwest
corner Of Billy Sunday great tabcr-
uaclc at > O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
They were waiting for Billy TO appear.
4 limousine turned into the long,
narrow lane behind ;he tabernacle and
shot toward the lit;lc group. With p
ouick turn it stopped beside the door
marked ministers and Personal Work
ers.' Cameras began to click and the
crowd surgcd forward.
Out of the car leapcd a 1.-THE. quick
figure fiery bundle Of nerves and
energy. II was Billy Sunday. lie
turned to help MA from the car, and
then with checry wave Of his light
felt hat shouted n greeting TO the lit
tie group OF newspaper and camera
men.
Words Carry punch"
Hello. hovs," he cried and IN the
,"o "ViuS
brlngs him ''"iI- ., ,,'rs- ...-.i
Al me d3or ot tne 'Ap'i W..
Patroimah d, .. ! FlHHegaH' o' '"' Ss,
"eniicH 9.'e'I '''''"'', "tD'i
hand shot loIih ana Gt"Speo '""' vi '''
surprised Policeman. , NH.
Hlad 20 see you. eN'lali".u p,,'S'
ONE ana near me Yam Sonr I'M .Lo
b.lIy ana VI" G''"l'pe"lSu .''.y 49,.
hlg t"oeLha'le ana lev ''','o.' -, "a ~,
the orN', p'ean 10 pScN n.' ~
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Sunday Spares His Heavy Fire,
Making 10000 Only Curious
Afternoon Crowd Misses His Acrobatics but Responds
with Generous Applause When, Apparently for
Try-Out Billy Jumps Up on His able

They came out Of curiosity, twenty
or twenty-five thousand Of them, 20
sec Billy Sunday scale the ramparts OF
, hell and tear down its banner. They
watched with all their senses agape to
devour every incident and syllable OF
the spectacle. and they went away. not
al al satisfied, but still curious. There
fore. most. if not all of the twenty or
twenty-five thousand will come back
TO the tabernacle to get what they
missed. the oratorcal acrobatics, the
artillery Of invcctivc. the pulpit SOM
ersaults. the big cresccndo, the emo
.ional tornado. Billy Sundays own re-
viral pyrotcchnics.
And they Will get it, There was
probably not a man in the tabernacle
Yesterday afternoon and last night who
knew better than Billy Sunday himself
that he had not turned on more than
FEW ampercs OF his personal electric
dynamo. Billy knows crowds and mobs.
lie knows mob psychology too well to
spend his heavy ammunition on the
opening day Of campaign, whether
the revival be staged in Sauk Centre,
Mmu., or Manhattan.
He said as much right a. opening
Of his sermon or eXhortation yester-
day afternoon He told sophisticated
New York that its inhabitants were
"iu-t plain folks" Ike the genus homo
of the Middle West, which he knows
and probably likes best. lie said he
iclt pretty certain that the folks" in
New York city hrcathcd, ate, slept and
otherwise conducted themselves much
like the people Of the Mississippi Val
lev. and then he began 10 talk 20 them
lust as lie has talked 20 the natives OF
the Middle West i'm his twenty years
Of revival campaigning.
Every Seat Occupied.
There are about twenty thousand
seats in the big barrdck-!kc tabernacle
probably a few hundred more or less
and every one was occupied. Several
thousand persons stood just inside and
outside the scores Of doors, and all sat
and stood absolutely quiet from the
time Billy began talking till he chopped
of. almost in the middle Of sentence
- except. of course, when he turned on
hIs electric clutch q few notches, and
inc audience responded with ar ap-
p!aUSc.
1t was play to Billy Sunday. II, as he
said on his way TO New York, he was a
bit nervous about tackling the big
town. he displayed no signs Of uneasi-
ness. He was master of himself, and
OF his audience. Neither Roosevelt
nor Bryan ever held throng under
more perfect control than Billy sun
day did al his two meetings yesterday.
Only Billy uses different reins. Prln-
cipally he is the character actor lie
can infect twenty thousand paople with
his grin. II hc had been playing ball, or
pokcr. or shooting craps, he would have
held the spectators with Just as much
interest all cheering him and pull
ing" for him. In spite Of all his antics,
or because Of thcm. lie - personally
likable. He is vivid, sparkling with