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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
ITALIANS OCCUPY GREEK CITY
Athens Cabinet to Protest About
Action In Janina.

LONDON. June l0.-The occupation by
Italian troops of the city OF Janina. in
northwestern Greece, Is reported in a
Reuter- despatch from Athens on re-
celpt OF this information at Athens the
Cabinet assembled to formulate u pro-
test.
Janlna Is a town of about $4,000 in
ha abitantS, thirty miles east OF the Al
bantam border and more than one hun
dred miles south OF the battlefront in
Macedonia. In the last few weeks the
Italians have been extending their op-
erations from their base al the Albanian
port Of Avlona, taking over various
southern Albanian and Greek towns.
Last March Greece presented a note to
Italy insisting upon the withdrawal OF
Italian troops from Eprus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
RUINED
AS GERMAN BASE
Teutons RemoUe All Large
Ships From the Hqrbor.

LONDON, June 10.-Ostend's harbor
works were so badly smashed by the
bombardment OF the British feet last
Tuesday that the Germans apparently
have given up trying to use the Belgian
port. British naval airmen, flying over
ostend harbor. report that 1t is deserted.
and two damaged destroyers have been
towed to Zeebrugge. The Admiralty Is
sued the following statement tonight
The Vice-Admiral at Dover reports
that the latest reconnaissance OF Os.
tend shows that all large shopping has
been removed from that harbor. Two
destroyers lately reported as being
towed to Zeebrugge are probably those
damaged during the bombardment
which have been removed from the
basin. The harbor presents a de-
serted appearance.
A squadron OF British war vessels
bombarded Ostend from the North Sea
Tuesday morning. firing many rounds.
The port and harbor works were badly
damaged. and an air reconnaissance the
following day showed that the subma ri ne
shelter and destroyers had been badly
hit. The German destroyer $50 was
sunk In action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11

In addition to the twelve members OF
his stan who crossed with Gen. Pershing
another group OF stan officers crossed
on the ship that carried A J. Balfour.
Their names were printed in yesterdays
SUN. and they are probably the ones
who are now in France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
U. s. OFFICERS REACH FRANCE.
Several Men of Pershing's stan
Arrive at BOulOgnc.

BoULoGNE, France. June 10.--A num-
ber OF officers of Gen. John j. Pershine a
stan have arrived here to begin the work
of organizing the bases OF the American
army in France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
Peasants Take ~x-C.ar'. Lodge.

PETRoGRAD. June 10 (via London, June
lD.-The peasants in the village Of
Lisino. in the Tsarskoe-Selo district.
have appropriated the hunting preserve
and lodge OF the former Emperor Nicho-
las. according to the Bourse Gasette.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
Allies Welcomed.

Every new ally who joined the AL
lance against the Central Powers we
cordially welcomed as a new factor In
attaining freedom and the end OF the
bloody struggle. Up to the present the
Allies. firmly united, have fought and
died together on the battlehelds. and 1t
appeared that nothing on earth could
undo the holy bonds,
Now, when the sacrifices of blood
seem to have brought nearer the end a
victory bringing peace TO the world.
some voices are heard saying that we
should buy peace by base treachery to
the allied cause,
That was the aim OF the old regime.
and by the protests and efforts OF the
whole Russian people the old regime did
not achieve this object. Have We ac-
aured our freedom only to betray our
allies and play them false, even falser
than the old regime?
NO. The conscience OF the Russian
people cannot consent to that. United
with all who have still some human dig
nifty left. who are still faithful to their
solemn engagements and their oath. sRs
declare to all the world that all our h
forts and influence will be directed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
EXEMPTION CUT
TO 10 PER CENT.
Regulations and System of
Drawing to Be Known
This Week. 7

WASHINGTON, June 10.-At a late con-
War tonight Provost Marshal General
Crowder submitted to Secretary Of War
Baker virtually completed plan for
putting into effect selectlve conscription
based on the registration returns. The
regulations guiding exemptions and con-
trolling the system OF drawing the names
for active service will be announced this
week. Not 10 per cent. OF those regis
tered will be entitled to exemption,
The whole question of exemptions ap-
pears to have become confused, it is ex-
planned. because newspapers have not
needed the advice OF the War Depart
ment and refrained from publishing
speculative accounts of what would or
would not constitute exemption from SER
vice Even the registrars In many OF
the States have jumped at conclusions
concerning exemptions which will not be
borne out by the official regulations. In
addition to this reports from many OF
the States have made II appear that
nearly half the registration figures
covered names OF those Claiming exemp-
tion" which 1t now develops is not the
case al all.
False Impression Created.
Provost Marshal General Crowder ex-
planned 10 THE Sun that misappre hem
sion had resulted because the public had
not waited for the ofilcial regulations
before drawing its own conclusions on
exemption cases. Several days ago Gen
Crowder emphasized the Importance Of
waltz for the 70 h. An al
settled. that mistaken impressions need
not be corrected. But for some reason
many OF these impressions have gained
wide currency throughout the country
and created totally false impression.
From the virtually completed lists now
at hand II develops that approximately
IS per cent. either are married or have
dependents or are engaged in Industrial
or agricultural pursuits. These appear
listed as possible exemptions" but 1t
must he made clear that this does not
mean that this number claim exemption
nor does 1t mean that any such number
OF exemptions are possible. The As per
cent. will be approximately 10 per cent
so far as actual exemptions are con-
cerned
Legally. OF course, there are so far no
cases of exemption before the Govern
ment and there will not be until the
boards are created to deal with the sub
tect Question ~. which is; do you
claim exemption from draft Specify
grounds) ?" will not be considered at
all by these boards. President Wilson
made 1t clear that this question need not
be answered. In some cases 1t was
answered anyway, but as these returns
are fragmentary and confusing the
question will simply be thrown out alto
gether.
The War Department does not regar rd
II as fair to assume that persons who
have stated that they were married or
had dependents or were engaged In agri-
cultural or industrial pursuits have
claimed exemption. Gen. Crowder pointed
out that these questions had to be an
swered but that the answers were not
TO be taken as exemption claims.
virginia Reports Figures.
Virginia and the national parks added
their war registration figures to the to-
tails at the Provost Marshal Generals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
Chicago Editors Idea
of Mayor Thompson

JAMES KELLEY, editor of the
Chicago Herald" having
been asked by telegraph for an
expression of opinion concerning
Mayor William Hale Thompson,
replied as follows:
To the Editor of The Sun:
When a lemon 10 handed to
an optimist he tries to make
Lemonade out of IL. We're all,
or nearly all, pessimists.
JAMES KELLEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
virginia Reports Figures.

Virginia and the national parks added
their war registration figures to the to-
tails at the Provost Marshal Generals
Office to-day. bringing the registration
reported from twenty-seven States, the
District OF Columbia and the parks up
to 4,s08594, compared with census es-
Innate OF eligibles OF 5,561.42s.
or the totals registered S,62l, ,965 are
white, 692.734 colored. 27e.63s aliens and
4b.179 alien enemies. Possible exemp-
tons indicated are 2,624,5S3
The Governor OF Virginia reported the
States total registration at lSl.S26, di-
vided as follows: White. 120,5Os: col
ored. 5s,56S: alien, 2.675 alien enemies.
l7s. Indicated possible exemptions, 49,
934. States estimated eligibles (re-
vised), 1ss,s33.
Officials still think that the total regis
tration will be more than 100000 or
something over IS per cent. of the esti-
mated eligibles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
10000 TAKE CENSUS.
Men and women Volunteers to Act
as En- ratOra.

ALBANY, June 10.-Reports received
tonight by Gov. whitman show that
more than 10000 men and women have
volunteered to begin tomorrow morning
taking the State census and inventory
OF military resources. which must be
completed in two weeks. In that time
the names ages. addresses. occupations,
capa bilities and possessions valuable
from a military point Of view of some
thing like 5.6Oo.ooo persons will be re-
corded and sent to State census head =
quarters for tabulation.
All men and women in the State be-
tween the ages OF 16 and so inclusive
must All out the question blanks. Sep
arate blanks have been provided for the
males andS females. Failure to prop
eriy answer the questions makes a per-
son liable to Jail term OF six months.
There will be no fines the law provid-
ing for Imprisonment only.
Plans for Militia.
In addition to getting the census Of
men and women the volunteers will
compile list OF males between the ages
of IS and 4b years who are subject to
OF Gov, whitman II emergency requires.
1t Is estimated that more than 1000 900
will be listed. For this purpose the
enumerators will be furnished with spe-
cial cards, printed in red ink, which are
to be filled out with the name OF the per-
son enrolled, signed by tho enumsrato
and handed to the man. The cards state
that pursuant to the provisions OF the
military law Of the State of New York
YOU have been duly enrolled as liable to
service in the militia Of the State"
From all points In the State I have
reports showing that the census work
will be carried on with all speed" said
the Governor. THE people realize by
now that the census and inventory of
military resources are a necessary step
in our preparedness programme, and I
believe the work Of the enumerators will
be facilitated on every side by the pa
triotic men and women Of the State. I
expect the census work 20 he q great
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11

Comtswsed ON Second Pogo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-11
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Local showers to-day; tomorrow fair,
with rising temperature; south winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, "a; lowest, 50.
Detailed weather reports page 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

9lnion9 an cin9ccngt iucr0cn muBtc
IS uiirOe cine lc6r iiclgreilenOe glen-
oerung beoeutcn Wenn jebt ole 9roO-
5lloge oui Ole 9iiiihngsorbciter be-
idrGnft perocu miibtc, obcr nidt
MIR Dies: cS piir0c aud OoS inauss
gcicbtc Sclirebcn mob mcrOcn, 0ie
@rcn5e 5pii6en Oen 9tiilhmgsorbei-
tern mo 0cr iibrigcn glr6citeridoit
81 perlpiicben uno oonlit wGre Oeu
iAperiten llngleidbndBigfeitcn mO
llngercdtigfeitcn Sbiir uno Sbor &C.
0iinct. glllcs oos miiroc fir ole gro.
BE 3obI Der characterization imt 10
enpiinoli6cr icin, nodocm Oic uagc-
meme 9roOportion Dor fur5cln bcrs
o6geiebt morocn lit. Inter iolben
llmitdnOcn begriiBtcn Oie @cmeinOcn
@roB.9crlins Oie I'M 9ici6stogSolI5-
idub o69cgc6ene GrflGruug Ocs
G6cfs OeS &ricgsonlts, mono6 Dem
@rnciicn Scr perihicocnen &onnu-
naluer6Gnoe in Oicier 6roge Gin billi-
ger Spielrmm geloicu lpcroen ioll.
Sir ein5elne SnOnitrie6c5irfc, mo-
mentlib ole OeS @eitens, mag cine
i6Grfere ScrouS6c6ling bcItimnlter
gIr6citcrfloiicn n0glidb lno 5pcdlnG-
Bio iein; @rob~ Berlin abcr, bic
groBte SnOuitrieito0t oeS SieideS,
pertrdgt Die grunoidBli6e 9lusionOe-
rimg pon Sducr-, SAmcrit. mo
&iiihmgsor6eitern nidt pcil bier
Die cin5elncn 9lrbeiiSgc6icte weit in
niger ineinonOer 9rciicn ais onoers-
100. Sicrnah Oori man boiicn, Oob
Der Gurhiiibrimo oes 9cihluiics Ocr
@rob.9crlimcr @encinoen Shipie.
riQfeitcn nidbt werocn in Ocn @cg
gclegt mcrOen. Sir Die Jiiiittngs-
orbeiter oogegen fam imO nnB On-
Ourd beionOcrs geirrgt werOcn, BOB
man i6ncn sic 3uloge an 6leiid,
@urit Giern. Butter, Wlilh rno
gIdbrungsmitteln in nod erbo6tem
@ra0e Siuuen0ct. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
NcfanntmndlnmOcn.

Separate DcriiceClte 9luacbpic, in Gupliiat
ausgchbri. aorcnrt an ole 0onirdfi. Ncb0roe,
pcrocn 0oni Stdot3caltrar in lelneH bureau
i'm Jialbbalile pis If llbr W}orgens am Wiihs
iUnd, oen 20 sui 1911. cuiQcgengenOnlllelL
lnr oic Niclgrtng BON 0gltnoerbelcn liir 0ebrs
sgiadncn ole IN Der Stdoi Baltimore benuBt
lueroen pon s. guenit 1917 Dts 5unt s. slngnt
1918 uno iilr Die yleierun9 bon 80" SdEobes
fen filr cine 4criooc bon ciiicln Sabre DunI
o. Muguit 1917 bis 81 glugut 1918.
glnACboic nullleIt cD IN Oerlle9clcll 0onDcrtS
beinoen mo relpcftoe iolgenocrmaBen mar'
Iiri lcin:
gelngebot fir Gbnnocr.gcicn fir &ebrma.
i6inen."
.lsIueebot fir oie eisicums bon 30" Sauo.
@eien liir 0ns SirnBeHreinigungs' Separicmeni.~ v
,Scoem glnqeboie muB cilt bealanDl1icr 0bed
ncs glnNeboiielcrS liir Die Snmnic cnbaicn
Die in ben beir. Spc5iiiationcn 9ellalnt 1T
iino oericlbc muB 5aDlbar Gin an ben Winpor
uIto Siuoiraib bon Baltimore, Wlo., onrd cine
yi0niontiousbaussN Ndnf
Spc5iiifnioncn fonnen I'M Bureau oes Sirns
Bcnrciniqunqss sGommiiidrs erlungi uerocn.
Se Gonirnfi Neb0roe bebdlt liCb oas 9icdlt
bor, iracllo enc ooer nllc glngeboie 5urld5ns
pcilen.
9sillinm a. 2artins,
SiraBcnrcinenligS Somntlldr.
@citdiigi:
Sp1n Nubcrt,
illng. @rdlioent Der @oniroftScboroe.
(Nulif2-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

Sm Oentideu GcidJsOmt Scs Snncrn crflGrtc Or.
Ridier Der gSirflidc @cbcimc giob fir5lid cine glr
betSlogfet in erbebliten llmionee pcroe nod) 6ric
ocnsi6mB foum cintretcn; Der Micoeroufbou un0 ole
MISUNDERSTANDING pirocn ebr 5oblrcid)c 9rbcitsfrGitc
in Anprud ncbncn; man broiIdDc nilr nuf ocn 3uono
Der Gcrtebrsmitte lno &crtcbrsnegc oui Die 5oblrc
5cn gcporotircn, Die 5urideebIicbcn cicn, bin5upc
len nm Die 9eiiirdhing, oob cs an glrbct mongen
meroe, ais nidbt bcredtigt erdeincn 8 Iocn. II Gos
iebe miro in oaen onoercn fricefibrcOen S6nOcrn Der
Sal icn in nod ftorfcrem WoBc in 6ronfred Deter
reid. lngorn uno Hublono llniere Sd)mar5icber pcl
dc einen groBeu Gnwonoereritrom nod oem aric9e be-
fiir5tcn, oiirfcn ru5e ien Der cllropdiide @rbccr
miro 5u Souc eenug ou tbim uno genigcno &croicnlt
babcn Mcnn Die 2Gnoer oos @clO fir Die &riegiiib.
rme beIdoffen fomtcn wcrOen c cs aud fir ocn
g8icoerouibo ocs 8eritorten uno Die Gcporohir oes
@ernobIdigtcn bcrbeiibofien fonneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
Nie rnIridc glcnicrnnn traat Ld

Die rniiii6c 9icsicrmng trast iifD
nit Dem @cOonfcn ocr Tcrltoot.
lidune aler 9erewerfe uno 6orIten
0os lit Elm outer glniong - wenn
Der @coontc ourdeciiibrt miro. 0os
nmcrifoniidc Golf wiirOe aud better
ooron icilL ipenn bier bic 9ergwerfc
mo 6oritcn pcrltoatlidbt pGren. Gs
Wiiroc fcine Notwithstanding Dor.
fonIncn unO mir 6rouhten i'm &in-
ter pcgen bobcr aoblenprciie ni6t
6u fricreu.
Der ySettcrmann mcint eS iuirt-
lid 5u gut. gSir iino germ bcreit,
elm menig 81 idmitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
Grlcsipu.2iuie
nndl Hhilnnclnhin.


d. 9bfabri bonn 8ier gr 1. 2iebts
~ Giraffe 9nntpfer baIten an bel
~ 8etterion, Gbefnpeaie Saoery Iomlt
8oint Gbeinpedfe @tD, Wlo, Of.
Georges, 9elnmare Glib, Del, uno
Saaes. Sampfer ~Qeun" uno rgoro
8altintote" iabren bier UldI poneni'
Ih, aninii tdglih: 9ienliaas, 9on'
neriiogS, Sninaae mo Sonntogs, ubr Wsors
gens 5nbrgelo $t.00.
giadbts Sampler tdaIidb, alisaenommen Sonns
taQs, Inn tlbr lbenos Sdbraelo $t,50 inr
bic Snreile, SO fir bic Jinnoreile 10 LACE,
Niidfabri Der Gag ooer gin6iSanlpier ooer
per 20 &, o., $500 9urdgangsbilleie 6lt
neoriqen yaien (per Ndbn bon Rbilaoelpbin)
nab gleiu 9orI, 9lilnniic @iib, Gdpe Win1, gls'
burb @nrf. Gong Grnn6, gubdnb, 1rop, Y; ",
@puIano, Wle 4uniien i'm yforoen. Btuete
bei glbnuqb's uiio dli Noro Der Dnntpier.
Baltimore und gctierion
glbiabri Wloniaes, 9ienliaqs Whttpo6s,
9onncrdes. Sreitaqs. 8 llbr Dlorgens nno
llbr glbenos; Sdmitaqs 8 llbr Wloraens, 1.3O
Nd6miitdqs uho llbr 9lbcos; Sonri1gS,
llbr 9Roreens nno 1.30 Nn6miitogs. .
Hfdinbrt bon Bctierton Wonidge, Whtis
modS uno 5reiGas uneeidbr ubr yfndmtt'
tags; Sieniides rno Sonneritdgs I'M iinge'
idbr 3 llDr 9ohntilioas; SamItaqs nno Sonns
ioaS nm uneetdbr 3 llbr Na6ntiitnes uno
~ 10 = Gents Gents cine 1our 80 Gage Grrnrlons.
9ineie 80 Gents. Wtan id)retbe Inn JtetietlD'
(SnIi7-) GIarente ebriSrr, 8. =. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

gtm 9. SuIi @ienia Golc, Hr. oil Glib.
Eilmor SirnBe, 76 Sabre ali.
PM 10. Snli WinrN G.. 3rccniiclb, Wicibos
oiflcnerciicnbeinl 81 Sabre ait
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27. Sirnbc. 90 Sabre ali
PIN 8. Sui Wlam g. 500, gr. 1911. Ct.
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glm H. ,Jli Nnnie Suoiuig, gir. 1886,
Winiber Sirdbc. rs Sabre ali.
PIN 10. Sill 9lnn @nuoer Ir. 732, Horo'
Gnrcb Srdbc, no Snbrc alt.
PIN .. .SuI Nounrb Shnlt Ssraeliiibes
Nppiinl, 10 Sabre dlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
Die bramtSone Bort SeppTt. Hnb gcttertOn-

G5ebirQss sScencrie ut0 Die qroben Nrnder
gIiChis aebi nber ben SuSQuebannas5IuB Ser
popuIdre Sampier nSusauebannu" Wsittmo6S
/ iibr Rahmiiiaqs Nrriid unt II ubr glbenos
Gonniags, 10 llbr 8ormiiiags; 3uriid I'M
llbr Qlben0s 8iueie 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
sielc bIaue Sec.

gpnhsoomnsbesBa0' mno @bopianis5lub'S
firlinn 150 Weilen; GaI5pniier; ben qdns
3cn GAG; Der riobiiqe gebensreter fir ainoer;
Sqmpfcr emma @ileS" 9ienitaas nno Doll,
neril0qs, z llbr WiorecltS; 3urid II llDc
Nbenos 8illete 60c. (Sultb-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

9lbunncntcu, bic Ocn n0entIdrn
GOrrcipOnOentcn" nidlt piinftlidl OOcr
nnregclmGEia cr6altcn, iiuO ocbetcn,
Ger Office Sapon per ScIep6On Oocr
iMriftlid @ittgciluus sa madcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
ehrean bes NcOdnbr.aMipeItora.

0. ,NlII IVIL
Gs miro bicrmii beiunni aema6t oaB vi
bert 50. Gerber, qcnldB ocr an 10, Suni 1908
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glnncicn bnicr gfr. 13i7. 0ull StraBe, ais cine
/. Z. gHrnc,
(SuI1214 @cbduoesSnipcftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
sSO6n Wrie6cl.

Ga Harb am If. Sui 1917 Subn grie6cI,
celiebicr Gaiic Der bcriiorbenen glnnic Wl-
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g,admiines. bon Der y9ohulno ieines Sdpie'
oerfohncS Vr. 5t2, Sit 27. Strnbc, aus iiqit:
@cictnno nui oenl n2ouoon Earls5rieoboie" ="
(Suli12-1H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
9iOiOcuOcu.

bic 9cutIme 8energerHdruuas.@
INN Baltimore.
WnIfim more. Den 9. Sltli 1917.
Sine Iieuerfreie Oiniocnoe bon gru5ent, an
uno nocb oem i6. Snli 1917 5dblhor, puroe
bcutc ansgcporicn
(SuIf01316) Selreidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
QlnnapDlie nnb Rcit Niber.
Den qau5en Saa nni bcH Sal5Wnifcr.
n,(frfurnDu.

Der poVnIdre 9ampfcr ,,Ifnlma giIes".
Wlohinee, Wtthpods uno Sretta9s ubr
Wlorecns 5lriid nn1eidbr llbr @benos,
Gonflioqs nm $50 .0ioreens uno Snmiiaes
/ 80 yi1nmiifaes Sine ieDr nllsgemdRlie
Tonr; Diel Bldb mo anie Winbl5eitcn. Sil'
Ieic Soc, alseenommen Sonnlogs, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
Vra6aae esIairas aMS gstioH.0lnN. HHS

Seoen 1onneritaq nm 8 llbr lorgens, .5lis
rid $50 glbenos ltto Samltdgs I'M u9r
Na6mittaes 5iriid 10.45 glbenos, 9ampter
.glnnapoIis". Sdlt bel oem biiioriiden @eorges
iomn ilnO 5rcoeridiopn an Sieies III cine
Der beliebieiicn Ioureu aus oer Stdot. HtP
lcie 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
wilrcan pcs oIcDdnoe.anlpeIIurs.

g. Suli 1917.
gs miro biermit bcfannt gemad)t, oaB Sno.
s.. SoaOonL aemdB DER nm 19 SUM l9Os IN.
AZ, G0r0ornpb ~ (pie an %. Nopcmber 1911
nnefoirD. I'M 0rlnubnB na6aeincht BAT, ods
glnmefen gir. 72-f74-176, gSeiia0ambnras
Sirabe aIs cine Diienilide @ardee 5n berieen.
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