davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-10
Georgette Crepe Waists at $500 to $1,000
Tub Waists at $3.50 to $500
The Popular MILDLY Blouses
A New Lot Specially Priced at LOO, $1.9S

Combination navy white green and white rose
and white with all white collars and belts and pockets edged
with white with large round squire collars
braid trimmed-fu length sleeves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-10
Corset Covers from SOC to $1.OO

Made of BatiSte and Crepe de Chene Lace and
medallion trmmngS-unuSual values
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-10
Muslin Drawers at SOC to $1.5O

Splendid qualities, straight or circular
ruffles of lace and embroidery-open and G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
Saltct Sic etoOt LAUDER.


Gas @eiunobeitsomt foroert oas
9altimorer @u6Iifrm nui, ole
Seller api5iirdumen rn0 Sdmlb
gu eutferuen. Dit Oieier Pr
belt ioll iobaIO uie noelid be-
gonnen werOen. IS lit &flidt
Der 9iirger, nit 5i arbeiten.
Cos itGotii6e @eiuno6eits. Gepor-
iement ma6t OaS 9aItimorer %ubli-
fum oarauf auimerfiau, ooB init
ocm 9lufrdumen Don 9lbidaen aIler
9irt in Sduierh aeaeru unO S0fen
io6aIo ais moglid begonnen peroen
iolIte. Tos galtimorer @ubIifum
im aagemeinen lit iebr reinlid, eS
0ie6t ieood @egenoen, in mel1en Die
Siebe fir 3einli1feit nidt 10 itorf
ill., ais lie iein iollte. Die @eiiino.
heitsmoroeine iino anoere 9lngeitellte
oes @ehnObeits- -Qeportements, 10.
pie Die 9oIi5et wuroen beauitraot,
Die 9Inbduhing BON 9l6fdaen uno
Sdmub oler 9lrt 81 perbinOern. 0os
@eieb 9ie6t Dem @eimObeitS- -0epar-
cement oos 9ecbt, jeoer3eit ein5ugrei-
fen uno oieies 9leht miro audi Bis
gum 9(euBeriteu oiirhgeiiibrt wer-
ben. Seoer 9iirger lolIte mit6elien
Sie Staot rein 3u balteu uuO oas @e-
hinobeits- -Iepartement DerldBt iid
1on5 belonoers auf Den @iniluB Der
8eri60nerungs-&er 6rouenDep
cine, religiole Crganiiationen lino
Die .@omen Ginic 9eague", etc. Be
ldmeroen iiber Sdmuban6duilmgeu
uno rnianitdren 3uitdnOcn iollten
briefIidb ooer telepbouiih Dem 9e.
l1weroe Glerf OeS @eiunobeitsl0e.
portements 6eri6tet merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
gSieOer eiumal nor @cridJt,

Gas @eridt miro iih pieoer nit
ser 9liitern.Snipeftion-S beiai-
fen miiiien. Gieie Sode bate bereits
oas 9unoes. .Sllpreme-@ -@eridt in Der.
ibieoeneu 6ormen beiddftiot. Ger
rene 6all muroe I'M gllitrage BON
Samuel g. Goitin aus Grisiielo,
@l0, eiuem 9Illitern6dnoler. einge-
rei9t pelber 9luiteui pon 8ireinia
@emdiIeru na6 Marplano erportirt.
Gr BAT eiuen @inbalts6eiebl gegen
oen 5toats- -Gontroleur Sugb q. 0ic-
un0 oas Wlitglieb Der Son.
Observation-Disclosures, @iaiam $. Sci
iinn lpel9er ais glgent oes Staats.
Gontroleltrs in gin5iebung oes 9ll'
itern.Snipeftions Steuern banoelte.
Ger iebiee 6oa ioll Oie @iiltigfeit
Ger 9luitern.S .SSnipeftionssSteuer feit-
ltellem ga oieie Steuer Oie Snipefto.
rel be5a6lt, imo wiirOe Elm llrtbeil
otgen Die Gommiiiion Elm Barter
S1log fiir oieie iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

g9iaiam Stofes BON 93r. 1921,
Carlisle Fluce, lieB iid 5pci Sti6.
WunOen an Der Sano i'm St.Soiepbs
Soipital perbinoen un0 meloete ip1-
ter in ser noro0itlihen @oli5eiItation,
Dab er i'm Souie gtr. 17OS, aepicr-
StroBe, in cine Sdldeerei geriet6,
nobel er angeblidb BON einem @IGo-
den, oas er inter oen 9iamen YearI
Slaughter fennt, Ole @lnOen erbal-
ten baben pia. Sic YoIi5ei bat cine
llnterIudlng eingeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
Grei lucitcrc geIdnIOisnuseu.

@egen Charles Sermon, alias
SGnrD Sbopiro, melher am 26. 9lpril
ourG oie 0eteftips &abler uno Yob-
Ter rntcr ser geiduloigune, bon Dem
8abnor5t @OporO Sing, Scr. S17
9foro 0omaro.StroBc, 5obndr8tIi6c
Snitrumente uno EIomben @olo ent.
menoet 6ll baben perboftet wuroe,
iino Orei weitere @eihuloigungen
glcider glrt erboben porocn. Gie
6due be5icbcn iib ouf ongebli@e
0icbitdbIe bel oen 3abnGr0ten Seiie
@iIfins, gar. 594, @rcBtmou-StrnBc
Or. 6rco. @roSbous, Ger. 402, 8elt-
SoratogoitroBe, uno Or. 5rancis 6.
Sling, glr. 1913, gloro.SoporoltroBe.
Serinon miro iib beute Dor 9i6tcr
YodarO I'M mittleren BoIi0eigeri1t
0u perantworten boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
o@ambriunS.S Siingcr-lI -lIntcritiituusS-
0ereiit."

Dos berrlide 6riibio6rs @etter
6oite eeitern 9Ia6nittae uiele v@onl-
trinus. Singer" binousgelodt noh
9eufcrts &orf, woielbit oieier I'M
terItiieungS .9crein iein id6rlicbes
,,GdIenrolteu" bicIt. Sie batten
oud ibre 6omilien miteebradt Gas
6leiib muBte iebr gut munoeb oenn
es fono reiBenoen 9lbiob, iuie aud
oie onoeren Gririihuneen. Scrr
Socob Bod, ser Gice.|r6iioent, lmo
Serr Sugo Streibel, iorgten hir OaS
gSobl ser @1ite. Die gcnmten Oes
@ereinS, 9Srdiioent 5rou5 Mengis,
SefrctGr SSo6n 8obnet imo Sdobs
meiiter SSobn Seder, uoren ebeniaIlS
GeIlillen, es oen 9lnapeienoen numb
Qetcd)t 81 mahrn. @lon omiiiirte iid
cuf's Bette, mond ider5baites @ort
puroe getouiht, manh fii6ner MiB
cr5dbIt. Gas Set perliei in idonltet
Marmonie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

6rei6eit, ser freien Gr5ie6ung mo
ser Geligionsirei6eit 9urh ocu Gin.
tritt in oen @rieg 6o6e 9lmerita oih
oas 9iett erbalten all oen 6rieoens-
per6anoluugeu t6eil5umcbmen. 9lme.
rifo ueroe 5uie6eiL onB Elm oerehter
6rieOe unO en SrieOe BON langer
Iauer 81 StanOe fon1me. Nlit oen
@orten: u@ir iie6en lpieocr felt Der.
eint~ ibloB Ser sldtb. Wlontague ici.
ne begciitcrtc GeOc
Ter 9l6t6. @oIos6oroua6 uerlaS
6ieraui 0ie 0ielolutiou, pcldc bon
ben 9lupeienoen einitimnIig ongc-
nommcn muroe. Sn Der 9leohltion,
Sic angcnoninen murOe, fono Der
@oiiuS 9(uino6nte. oaG Der GongreB
Scr @ereinigteu Stohten Elm @ciet
Ourdfii6ren ioll, lout melcben ieoer
iunge oicnittaugli1c Wlum inn 2onoc
in 8rieoGnS5eiten minoeliens oIf
cin Sabr militdriiA mlSeebiIoct
miro, Oanait ole Siherbeit ocs Son'
Oes gIeidmdbig uno aeredt aii iei-
neu lgiirgern rubt rnO nidt aui ei,
uem rmgeredten urangemeiienen
imO uuocmofratiidcn 6rciluilligen.
SDitem
9}oh Der 9lnno6me ser 9leiollltion
ipiclte ole 9rouu Memoriol&apelle
ooS Sternen6anncr 2ieO, in pelrbes
sic omucicnoen @atrioten mo Ro.
triotinnen miteinIlimmien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

crfannt umO Seoernam miro ieine
@ili6t iiir Oas &oterlonO t6un oa
ooiiel6c in g9irflicbfeit fiir sic GipiIi-
iatiou fdmpfe.
@iriliiotion uno ser Iou1bootfrieg
fonnen riht neben einonoer 6elte6en.
Gie Eoudboote miiiien ausgemcr5t
peroeu. Cine 9lot66ebelis @orlage
lei un6eoinat not6ig I'M oaS
SonO gegeu oen @dIitarismus 5u
iihern. Seoeruonn ioate Der Hegie.
run9 Oos Bette, mas er Oor3ubietcn
bat seben. Die 9legiering miro Oie
9eute ausiuden, oie iid fir ole ber-
ihieoenen @oiten an beltcn eignen.
Sin 6reimiligen-Seer miiroe 6olo 81
elmer militdriic6en glriitofrotie ols.
arten. Gs miiiie ioiort gebonoelt
meroen. gie iuugcn 2eute ioltcn 10.
tort fir Oie 8elierlinie ousgebiloet
peroen Gie SungenS BON Morp.
lonO merOeu iid, mie iiblid. bepdbreu
mo lid in Sen Gicnit oes Goterlon-
oeS itellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
gImuiItc iuIIen glidlter ludlIen.


@s mabt ii1 lmter Surilten elm
groBer @iOerpiIlen ge9en Die lleber-
na6ne zines 9iidteromtes gelteno.
ivd6reno anoere EerioneL oie piel-
leidt nidt geniigen0 0niiir quolifi.
2irt limo, ii1 I'm oieies 9hnt reiBen.
3os StoOtrot6SmitgIieo Daniel So
iep6 madte oen intereiianten Dor.
iblae, OaB iib Die oenofrotiiben
9Impdlte 81 elmer Gonieren3 5uiom-
meniinoen iollten Inn sic @o6l ei-
mes Serrn por5unebmeL Ser lid no1
iDrer 9lnlidt nn beiten fiir oieies
glmt eigne. Cine oiesbe5iigli1e Ma6l
oiebi Die @arantie, oaB Der redte
Dlann gelpGblt miro. Die glnpolt-
TANNER, ooer feline anoere Orgahi-
'otion olS Elm @onpent 0cnofroti-
ider glmu1lte, mare belier in Ger Ca
&c, oen redten @}om 81 erpGblen.
Cinige befonnte glnm1lte 6oben 0en
&oridIog oes Serrn SSoiep6 nit
3reuoeu begriiBt, Eolitifer ie6en
niht gerne, oaB iid Semono ii i6re
glngelegenbeiten einmiidt, piiroen
ober oennod Dem @unlde Der 9(n.
iDGlte Solee leiiten nliiHen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

5ono eeitern 9@abmittas in @aibing-
ton Itott. lle6er Oreibimoert
9oltimorer botten iid sur Bun
oesbolptitno tbegeben. 6eier
lider Gmpiong Oes Slmior.Sr-
oens Der @eieai@aft in Der bl.
SrinitU-9ir1e.
Greibunoert @1itelieoer ser SI.
9lomcns- -@eieaidoft bieiieer totboli-
i1er &irden besaben iih eeitern nod
8oibineton, Inn oil DER groBen Gon-
benton uno 3uiommenflmft Gbeil 6u
nebmen. 9(ae g8uibingtoner 3meige
Der @eieaihoft bottcn iidj in Der ct.
0on1inic-&ir1e an Scr 6. mo s.
StroBe, S.-&., ouionmengeiunoeu
II mole 9oltimorer Delegation 5u EN-.
piongen. SSu oieier Stride wuroe cine
SoHmeiie geIeien 0ie omtirenoen
@rielter iporen @ater aluge bon Der
ct. &uuls-&irbe, 8oter s. S. o.
Gonuor, 9iofon, uno @oter Wc@ram
BON ser Ct. .Stepbons-&ir6e, Cub
Qiofon. @oter 6. @. 6itgeraIo BON
Der fotboliihen llniperlitdt bielt ole
Yrcoigt. Ole Gonpention finoet in
DER &aae Der ct. .9ominics Stride
itott.
3ie 9oltimorer Delegation botte
oic Sobrt in einem Spe5iol5ug Der
o8altimore.0bi 0bio.9abu~ eemodt ole
arrangements Ger 6obrt logen in
SGn0en Der $50. 90. 6. Soron @. S.
&eiOel uuo Soiepb 90. Smith.
6 mpfang in Ser &rinitD.
&irhe.
Sin fcierliber @mpfong Der Syu.
niureu Seilieeu giomens- @eieliAoft
fono am glben0 in Der @SoID Srini.
Stride itott. giidof .. 9. Cor
rieon las Die N}eiie uno nobm Den
&bron Elm. Qie ontirenOen 8rieIter
moren: &oter eugene 9el. WtcGou-
neG 9. S., Safer @omoro W1agrotb
Q. s. @ater g. u. Brennan Q. s.
uno 8oter GiHotbD S'2eorD @. s.
@ie 9Sreoiet bieIt @oter Gbomos S.
@aiion bon Der Georgetown llniper-
iitdt.
@litelieoer Ger Senior SI. ga
mems -@eicaidaft fiingirten als @s-
forte fir 8iiboi Gorrigon in Der
@ro0eiiion BON Dem 8eftorot nob Der
Stride.
Die @2itaIieOer Ser Srnior SI.
Olomens @eieaidaft perionumeIten
ii1 IN ibrer Sone unO maridirten ge-
meiniam 8lir Stride. 9lls Geremo-
nienmeiiter fingirte Soiepb auDu.
Ger berrIide nuiifoIiicbe Sbeil mur-
De bon @rn. Grnlt 8ebm ecIeitet. 0ic
ger6lumige Stride mar bis 0ur Sal
iungsfroft gefiilt, imo bottcn ii1
Diele Wlitglieoer onoercr @cmein0ci
5ll ocr impolanten 6eier ciugeiun0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
1Srun 8. gub6e aeItOrbeu.

SIM 9(lter BON 73 Sabren pur6e
gelteru orrb ben unerbitterli6en
500 5rau 9ouiie @obbe, oenl @ntten,
Serru RuooIf @obbe eutriiien. Tiei-
trauernO itebt ser @atte, Die gIngebo-
rigen uno 5abIrei1en 6reltnoe an Der
8abre ser @ntihlafeHen iuelbe es
mdbreno oes groeumanoelS Oeritan-
oen bat, li1 ourb ibre &iebenslpiir-
0igfeit imo aufriAtiges Weien einen
groBen Srellnoesfreis 81 ueridafien.
Die 9eerOigung finoet om 0ienltag
9ladmittag Inn A llbr bonn Eraaer-
baus, gtr 800 gsoro-@loper-S -StraBe,
aus, mif Dem Baltimore 6rieo6oie
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
Gursr SuOincniefcitru.

Die ,@omens Grade llnion 9iga"
miro i6re moratlihe ofientlid)e Der.
{oumhlhe am Iienitag 9lbenO in ben
9idumen oes GitD Glu6, i'm @eunle0.
@ebdu0e, abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
@aftc iidl nidt ticf nenna.

Sront GuOoD gerictb BEL Dem &iid-
m6rts-S Siueinfobren eiues $50
gems in einen Sduppen nit Dem
aopf gesen OoS oebdIf. @urOe
6u 9o0en geihleuocrt unO JoD
bemuBtlos Dem Soipital ciuqc.
lieiert.
Sn bol6 beipuBtloiem 3uitonOe
muroe geltern 9Su6mittog Der 27
Sabre olte 9ronf Guo0D bon ser
9otterp- -9luc., nobe Clements -StraBe,
Dem oMercp-SoipitoI" eingcliefert
Ger Moun botte olf einem Der Sir
ma Gbomos 9roOp bon 9lr. 1927
9aiperiioe-9lDc. geb6renoen @oeeh
Der bon Dem alitiher GbaS. Sbonip-
ion eeIentt muroe, @lue genommen,
oIs Der g4ogen in Sen Sbuppen ocr
6irma gefabren ipuroe. GuooD biidte
iib niht tief genug, ais Der @ageu
riidpdrts in oen Sbuppen fubr, lnN
ltieB NIT Dem Sinterfopf llno &iideu
gegen oos @ebGlf. 4ur1 Oie @ewoIt
wuroe GuooD bon Dem g9aeen gemor-
fen m0 blieb bepuBtlos liegcn. sSm
Soipital lteIlten ole gler3te feit, Dab
Der iunge Waann nuber iunerli6eu
@erlebungen mobriheinlidb aud elm
2ungenbluten Oopontrlg, unO miro
fem 8uituno ais iebr ernit beoei6net.
Bon auto iiberfabren.
Ger Gbniffeur SenrD Sdnlb BON
gfr. 214, SHO-GarolinesStraBe, tuel-
der Oas nSitnep"- -9(uto fir 93olano
9lperns bon Ger 1916, @uilforo-9lpe.,
lenft, iiberfubr Oen 33 Sabre alien
George ,Sibbugb bon g}r. t14O, 93oro-
Garrollton-9lDenue, an Der @de bon
JaDette- uno GaroIine-StraBe nobel
Oerielbe am redten 9ein un0 oen 9lr-
men perlett puroe. Ger 9lutoleufer
fubr nit ibm na1 Dem ct. SSoiepb's
Soipital, no ieine @erIebungen per-
bunOen iplr0en Sp1ter bro6te er
Oeu 9erungliidten nod ieiner @ob.
nrng.
5ubr gegeu 9luto.
Gin Der Goitern. uno Gberr0 Sill.
9foao uurOe Der t2-iG6rige W1artin
Steele bon 9lr. 317, Sio-3. StroBe,
auf einem 6abrroo pon oem gllto.
mobil bon Oscar Mors bon 9lr.1739,
8onf- -StraBe, auf oieStroBe aei6Ieu-
Oert, mobei er 5ablreide 9Ibi6iirfun-
Gen erlitt Gr nobm oen 2noben
nod ser elterliHen g9o6uimg lmO
IieB Or. 9ruor bon 9lr. 29S, Sio 3.
StroBe, fommen, tueIher sic Ser
lebungen perbon0.
Erug SdG0eI6ruh 6nbor
9ln ser @arf &eigbts- -9lpenue III
Sapwaro StraBe muroe eeltern ocr
0seger 9oileD SowarO aus 4ifespille
BON elmer @leftriiten ser GmorD
@rope.2inie nieoergeitoBen unO bIieb
0erielbe beDllBtlos liegen SSn Dem
Mercp.&oipitol, mobin ser 0Ieger 9e.
brodt wuroe, itellten oie g(er5te einea
aieferbrud. ani6einenO audi SdG.
oelbrli6 inO onrere @erIebungeu
felt.
Stiir5te,bon Ereppe.
9lls 9leiultot eines Shl3eS BON eli
ner Greppe in ieiner @o6nuug 9ar.
1714, g3orO.Goroline-Strob lieot
Gr, So6n 30. SonOerion an eiuem
SG1oelbrllA uno SirnbIuten I'M
M}arplou0 9llleemeinen Soipital in
beOenfliden 3uitanoe oarnieorr.
Sm @oipital geitorben.
SIN WlercD-0oipitol itorb geitern
Gooen @ogons bon 9tr. 800, Sanv.
oer-StroBe @ogons periuHte am
Somitag cine in BOILER 3abrt befinO-
lihe Gleftriihe 81 beIteigen, ltiir0te
ie0ob uieOer, perIette iid uno uuBte
in Oos SoipitaI eebradt peroeu.
Sier iieaten sic 9ler5te felt Dab scr
W}ann an elmer iAperen &ungeuent.
3iin0rnq lit, iuelder er erlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

Nbunnrnten, bic ben .,SrMtiten GurreIppn.
beuteu" nldf phnltlih 0oer nnregtlmdRla er.
baitgn Tlb nfbcicu, bet Cifiec onDOu yer 70.
Igphun ober inrliHln wttthelluNa ~ mamea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
gci'm aartcmipicl iibcrraidt.

Sn ieincr Mobnnng, 9Sr. 730, Siio.
9lnnStroBe. crlaubte Grnit SdIiiter,
"A Sabre alt ieineu bier 6rcunoelL
Elm &artenipielhen an Sonntdg 6u
MAIDEN. &oli5iit Eeitcrmanu BON Der
0itlidcn Eoli5eiitotion Oerboitete Sen
@cnannten, iomie Oie bier Seeleute,
9lnorem glnOerion, Gonrdo @anien,
Topio Sorrinett inO Sobn Sio6lon,
neil iie iib gegen oas Sonntogsgeieb
pergangcn boben.
Ger General 9loiutont 6ittct Sic 3ei.
tlin9en, inn i6re llnteritiiblmg ipci.
ter 5lI geipd6rcn oanit Die not6ioan
t2,600 Mann bis gum Gnoe oes Sis
faliabreS refrutirt peroen uno oas
Corps ouf sic 00be pon 10000
Mann gebrod)t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
6emte Otemmem


glbOnncnten, bic ben 0SentIdVen GDr-
reipDnDenten" nldt piinttlth ODer uHre'
eelmdki0 erbnIten, nnD gebeten, Der
Cfilce bnUUn per Eriepbon ober lchrliiltd9
Ddtlhetlun0 gu ntadtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

Ser Gommanoont @enerolnoior
@eorgc Barnett in @ol6ington
nadt 6efonut ooB oas 9unoeS-
Nlarinecorps oie borgeibriebenc
ManniboitSitGrfc BON 17400 erreiHt
bot. Gie onrd ole 3eitunaen gemod.
te FropaganOa nit Dem Motto:
usSirIt to sSiabt~ bclpirftc in fiir3cr
3cit ciu Ser6eieilcn ser iungen 2eutc
81 ben 6nbnen Giue &ermcbring
oes MorinecorpS bis sur Stdrfe bon
10000 Wionn muroe Ourh cine @or.
logc al oeu GororeB empfo6Ien mo
weil oieier il fur5er 3eit Elm ioIheS
@eicb paiiireu mirO, fdbrt Scr @ene.
rolmoior nit Scr 9lefrltiriing fort
unO t6cilt olIcn iingen 9euten nit
Die Die uGriien i'm Gonpf~ SIT ieia
piinidcn ooB i6r @lmitb iGnelI ii.
Grfiiaung gc6en miro
Sn 9lonen scr Sffi3iere imo
Mlonnidboitcn OcS Niarinecorps
ipridt ser @cncrolinoior Ser &reiie
fir i6re llnteritiitung uno bic &C.
mohte Eropooon0a ieine 9Lncrfcn.
'nung ans, peil ourd OieieIbe oas
Qcpiinidte 9eniItot crrcidt wiiroc.
Baltimore fat Sen Ali SIT oen @of.
len IN gIdn5euoer &eiie 6eauhuortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
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The Washington herald., 1917-06-15
SITES ALL SELECTED
FOR TRAINING CAMPS

With the selections of four more
camp sites yesterday, the War De-
partment had decided upon the loca-
ton OF al the training camps for the
conscriptive army.
There will be sixteen camps, located
as fohows: Aver. Mass: Wrights-
town, N. J.; Yaphank, Long Island,
New York; Annapolis Junction, Nd;
petersburg, Va; Columbia, s. c.; At
lsnta' Ga; chillicothe, Ohio; Louis
te Rock. Ark; Des Moines, Iowa;
Fort Riley. Kans.; Fort Sam Hous-
ton; Texas; American Lake, Wash.
The following elk places have been
named as sites for National Guard
camps, leaving ten more to be select
Houston, Tex: Fort Sill, Okla; Dem
ing. N. Mex; Linda Vista, Cal.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-15

there was dash TO obtain some
sort of shelter for those who were
gathering to hear the Presidents
statement
Unmtndful of weather.
From the White House there came
bulletin that the President of the
United States had declared his in
tention of speaking IL there was any
one to hear him, so the plans went
forward, despite the weather.
Nor was the rest of the program
allowed to halt. Soldiers and sail
ors, laughing at the rain, hoisted
the Stars and Stripes TO. the top Of
the band-stand while the Marine Band
tuba player sprayed a shower from
his horn at every blast.
Earl Carbaugh lined up the joint
interdepartment chorus-or such part
as were patriotic, wet or dry-and
America and the Star Spangled Ban
ner Quavered forth on the soggy air.
Secretary of State Lansing presid-
ed. and when the President began
to speak IL was easy to see why a
thing like a shower was of less than
minor importance when Woodrow
Wilson had a message for the peo-
pie of the nation. The President
stood and talked with his head un-
covered, and II there were only a.
900 who heard the address, IL meant
little. for all during the morning the
outgoing press wires from Washing
ton had steadily licked to the ma
tion the advance copy Of the record
shattering address.
The President was catching some
The Washington herald., 1917-06-15
MISSION FROM JAPAN
ARRIVES NEXT MONTH
Notable Military Diplomatic Body
to Come Here.

The State Department was noti-
fed yesterday that Japan will send
a diplomatic mission to the United
States next month. The mission
will be headed by Baron Kikujiro
1shii, former minister of foreign af-
fairs, and will include Vice Admiral
Isamu Takeshita, Maj. Gen. Hisa-
ichi Sugano, Secretary of the For
elgn Onice Matsuzo Nagai. Lieut..
commander Masataka Ando, Mai
SELL Tanikawa and Vice Consul Ia
danao Imai. Vice Admiral Takeshita
was former naval attache of the
Japanese Embassy here, while Mr.
Nagai was Japanese consul general
az San Francisco and later third
secretary of the embassy
The State Department received
yesterday the text of the bogus
note printed in the Japanese news
paper Asahi, of Toxic. as the note
this country sent to China. An in
vestigation was Immediately start
ed to determine whether such word
ing left this country over any cable
line, as 1t could have been due to
nothing but German plot to irri-
sate japan against the United
were ASSIGNED to the case. The
bogus text said. in part:
In the Far East China is the
center OF power. II Japan takes
advantage of disturbances in China
to send a large army to Manchuris
IL may cause misunderstandinRs
with the entente powers. The pres
eryation of peace Is. therefore,
most urgent necessity. America Is
SO deeply concerned for the reason
that she wishes to allow japan to
reserve her freedom to mobilize At
any time"
Publication Of these words in
Japan led to SO serious a situation
that only hurried explanations from
the State Department to the Japa-
nese government through our
charSe at Toxic averted serious
consequences. Since that time pub-
lication Of the real note has led to
more favorable comment
The Washington herald., 1917-06-15
FLAG DAY OBSERVED
BY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Children Celebrate Occasion with
Patriotic Exercises and Songs.

Despite the rain and hail, with
nag poles being shattered and limbs
Of trees falling in many sections Of
the city, our first nag day of the
war was appropriately observed in the
schools Of Washington, with patriotic
exercises.
At Western High School, DR.. ]. B.
Clayton told the assembled pupils that
this is "a war of young people" and
stated that they did not yet-realize the
parts they were to play in the over
throwing Of the German autocracy,
He was introduced by F. w. H. Clay,
Assistant Commissioner Of Patents,
who presided.
Representative Clay Kelley, of Penn
sylvania was the speaker at Central
High School, where he was introduced
by Harvey v. Speelman. Mr.. Kelley
discussed the necessity Of teaching the
new generation true patriotism. -
The students gave a pledge of alleg-
lance to the nag.
At the Armstrong Manual Training
The Washington herald., 1917-06-15
THE wAsHrNeroN HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE Is. r.rz

School, Col. B. p. Entrlken, delivered
an address filed with illusions TO the
part which the black race has played
In the wars OF this country. He told
the students that they were now ex-
pectsd to uphold the tradition.
The entire body, of pupils of the JEFF
ferson and Amidon Schools. which
celebrated the day in unison, sang
THE Star Spangled Banner" and sa-
luted the flag. Addresses were de-
iivered by Col. A. T.. Dinsmore and
Mrs. /. W, Ball.
s. s. Yoder, former member OF Con-
gress, addressed the pupils OF the
Arthur School on the reverence due 10
the nag for which our forefathers
bore so many reverses and under
went such great privations.