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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Champions of Compensa-
ton System Begin
Campaign
Key Leads Opposition
Insurance Representatives En-
ter Strident Protests Against
Government Plan

WASHINGTON. Aug, IA pension
clique in the House of Representatives
headed by Representative Key, Of Ohio,
chairman of the Pensions Committee,
is to make an organized fight on the
governments war insurance plan of
compensation for soldiers on the bat
tie line.
The pension group, according to
champions of the compensation sys-
TEN, is opposed TO the governments
plan. for the reason that it will effec-
lively supplant the Anticipated pension
system and provide automatic aid for
soldiers dependents that will remove
the pension problem entirely from poll
tics, and thus deprive members Of a
source Of political influence at home.
When the Interstate Commerce Com
mittee of the House met to-day to hear
arguments for and against the war in
surance plan, the intention of the pen
sion clique to oppose the bill was dis
closed by Representative Adamson,
chairman of the Interstate Commerce
Committee, who said he understood
there was TO be opposition to the gov
eminent bill.
Bill Side-Tracked
Later, from other sources, it was
learned that the bill was referred to
the Interstate Commerce Committee,
whose jurisdiction is far removed from
war insurance. because of the fact that
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo had
advance information that Chairman
Key of the Pension Committee was OPP
posed to the bill Accordingly, the bill
was sent to the Adamson committee,
which is now undertaking to put it
through the House.
Judge Julian w. Mack, of Chicago,
chairman Of the committee which
framed the governments war insur-
ance plan, exposed to the Interstate
Commerce Committee at the afternoon
session some Of the reasons for the
objections of the insurance companies
20 the governments plan. They did
not like the plan, Judge Mack said,
for the reason that it would permit
the government to do an insurance
business equal to that transacted oy
the three largest insurance companies
in the United States.
Pleads for Insurance Companies
Judge Mack also showed that the
government would indirectly take away
business from the insurance companies,
and showed that they were opposed to
the bill for that reason. Answering
the questions Of half dozen insurance
actuaries and experts who thronged
the committee room, Judge Mack i'm
pressed on the committee that the gov
eminent plan was just and fair one;
that IL not only provided adequate COM
pensation for a soldiers dependents,
but that it forced the soldier to save
part of his earnings.
"The actuaries.' Judge Mack said,
don't want the men TO buy the insur-
ance. Of course they don't. 1t will
hurt their business. They don't want
the soldier 70 deposit money with the
government, because they are afraid
that he will use the money to buy In
surance.'
Judge Mack also pointed out to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
BOOKS: AUTHORS: PUBLISHERS

tembe- "The Inn at Red Oak by Lolita
Griswold. one Of five "super-tsles OF
mystery and intrigue which ne has
cleaned during a years search among
hundreds OF offered manuscripts.
g. p Putnam's Sons announce for
publication in the near future the
Heart of Her Highness," new histori-
eel novel by Clara Laughlin; "Cnncon,
quered," a story Of 1914, by Maud
Diver; a Field Book Of Insects" by
Frank Z. Lutz; West Point" by Cap
tain R. c. Richardson; Benjamin
Franklin Self-Revsaled,' by ". Caoeli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

Bruce, and "The Way Of the Wine.
press" story by W. Riley. They will
also issue-praises be!-new editions
OF Wilkie Collins's "The Woman in
White" and Charles Reade's Foul
PLAY" Other forthcoming volumes are
Fragments from France" b. Bruce
Bairnsfather; "The Virgin Islands of
the United States of America by Lu.
Their X. Zabriskie; new edition OF
Edwin Lester Arnold's "The Wonderful
Adventures of Phra, the Ph9nician,'
and a long list of publications of the
Cambridge University Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

Clergymen Of many denominations
are laying plans to increase church at
tendance during the fall and winter to
fill need of spiritual comfort and
guidance growing out of the nations
participation in the war.
Particularly are the parents and fam
lilies Of drafted soldiers 20 be urged to
attend all services of their churches
and to take part in relief and other
forms Of parish work. It is probable
services Of special nature will be fire.
quently held by various churches for
people whose relatives are on the bat
tlehelds. Sermon subjects will be
chosen with the purpose Of aiding those
who are lonely and those who are be-
rcaved.
The departure Of the thousands Of
young men will cause heavy losses in
Sunday schools and young peoples
clubs. Charitable work hitherto car
ried on by young people will have TO
be assumed by older men and women
and attempts will be made to secure the
active interest OF persons over the
draft age.
In some churches young men who are
awaiting their calls will be enrolled in
special classes, or clubs, for religious
instruction, recreation and fellowship
other churches will solicit the regular
attendance OF young men Of draft age
and the services will be so conducted
ss 70 divert them by the use Of subjects
that will not badly bring home the
sacrifices they will make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Kathleen Norris Fine Novel
Fiction Joyous and Gloomy

who is posted upon a mountain top 10
watch for forest fires affords wlde
field for sentiment, adventure ana
brave achievement. Our author eNi-
IDENTIFY knows that field well and pics
ures it TO the life. The eTtravaganJ,
the morbid and the unclean are scrupu-
lousy avoided. and we are led through
an air as pure and bracing as that OF
the mountain top and into contact with
passions elemental but 10 less pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Love ON a Mountain Iop

THE LOOKOUT MAN By VI Bower With
frontispieCe. l2mo. % 32l Little Brown &
Co
Bret Harte set the example for all
time. and il was and is so transcen-
IDENTIFY good an example that while no
body may ever quite equal it, il is diff
ficult for any one who sincerely fol-
lows it TO miss some good attainment.
II is in the atmosphere and something
of the spirit of Hsrte that this story
is written, and it is worthy thereof
The lovemsking Of fine young fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Eggs at ST a Dozen Predicted

BOSTON, Aug. 17.strictly fresh
eggs at 81 a dozen this fall was the
prediction to-day by Secretary Wilfred
Wheeler, Of the State Board of Agri-
culture. Eggs will be very scarce, he
said, unless grain prices drop after the
fall harvest. The wholesale killing oil
poultry has begun because Of existing
high prices, Secretary Wheeler re-
ported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

Philosophy in the Trenches
A sT7.pyvT N ARMS. second Series BY Don
IA U,utey With ~ INTRODUCTION BY \ ~
Lie srachey with Portrait Emo pp. w. 2ts
T. p. Duttou & Co
The second series of Donald Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST

CENTRAL Dr.. Finis s. Idleman. Pastor.
HRISTIAN l1--Communion and Worship.
MUNICH li2 West Slst St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
"The Church That Is in New York"

An Unusual Lecture
Especially in thisCris
Nothing Fantastic-Facts Presented
"United States in Prophecy
What Does the Bible Say
Concerning Our Own Country"
Prof. G. 7. Everson
New York's Foremost Bible Lecturer
The Big Tent. 95th St. and B'dway.
Sun. s P. NJ. Free. Prof. Everson
Speaks Every Night Except Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
CONGREGATIONAL
BROADWAY TABERNACLE
DIVINE SCIENCE

BROADWAY AND 5eTH STREET.
Rev CHARLES T. JEFFERSON. ID. D.. Pastor
N A. NJ and r. M-Rev. Vim. A. kirkwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Grate Church

BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET
Rev CHARLES LEWIS SLATTERY. u. D. Rector
:: N Bishop Gsilorl lRe'. H. u. Weir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
SOCIETY or FRIENDS

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or FRIENDS Meeting,
for worship. II m al 22l Eat 18th St Man.
haitian. and 10 SchsfmerhOrn u Rrooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

Rel Uous Society OF Friends tOthodoYl Meeting,
for Worship. n A NJ 80 Gramsrcy PARK New
York aud Lafayette ana Washington avs. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

DIVINE SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH or DIVINE SCIENCE
ssrtices H. North Bal Room Hotel Aston
Rev " John Murray. Pastor. Miss Nons l..
Brooks will preach. subject. Healing. Ia Method
and Practice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

CHURCH T9gEr MESSIAH I4 "A l.r ~ ST.
~ A M-JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
what DO The Dead Think Of the Living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
PRESBYTERIAN
B r O A D w A Y

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Broadway and Han St
WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN, ID. D.,
Minister breaches r. II a. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION,
2OTH ST. AND 9TH AVE.
ALWAYS OPEN AND FREE TO ALL
A M.-Holy Communion
u A. M.-Preacher, Rev Dr. Notet
~ M.--Holy Communion
P. M-Preacher. Rev Dr. Mottet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18

WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End Ave and 77'h 81.
Rev. HENKN EEERTSON COBB j. n Minister
Rev james : kiuel. n ID. % Albany - y
viii nrcach a u A NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

8 Dingtof, "A 5e6r Fra
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oen @ou9reB ge6t er oics ni6t III ser
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3l perlangcn @cnn ollc6 6cfoultt
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int GougrcB cine aeluiiie Gtdrte be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
GcOulO 9(mcrlta's bart
anf bic YrO6c Seitcllt.
Ser ,,2atbeattie" : syaH
bntSitnatipN bericbdrft.

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ais inoeiceIitDer Gift SEN slpOc-
rem sraeiiiat. staots-2epor-
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lonO's, welhc iiA itaH itnO nah
Gduien uno sic @eoulo g8oibiugtnn'S
AMI Die &robc itelten bin5u0efiigt.
@phiitl 5roit meloet aus 2ueens-
toiuiL 0oB sic 2elte gcrettet wurOelL
uodocm ooS Sdiff bereits an Cant
iag ucrnibtet iporOen mar, OoB ober
i6r 2c6ci Our9 Die 9ei1ieBung Oes
SCbiiieS, weldbe crfoIgtc, che sic
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9(icb ibwe6ten tie ooourh in @e-
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uercnft loor0en mar.
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muroc ni6ts ii6cr oie g(bli1teu ODER
ii6er sic ndC6iten S1ritte Oes 9Srdii.
ocaten gSillon befonnt gegeben. SIN
2tdats.EeporiGmeut muroe oie ST.
fldrlng ausgc9eben, oaB oie 2age
70 erfit ici pie lie eS obne arieaSer-
tldrlnlg nltr iciu fam.
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ic6cn 9otidoit, oaB bonn 1. bis IA.
6ebrar weuiger ais ein gro3ent
aller Sdifie, peI6e wGbreuo Oieier
3eit britiIbe Sdien onlieien ooer aus
britilCben %dien mislieien, nernidtet
pllroet ibiIrOe algemeiHeS SyutereIe
entge0en oe6radt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
GugIanN Oeritbdrit bic
8IOfaOcsSc citiutmnng.
2SilG iiG bic 9lrbeit 6eScm=
tcmO leid)ter MAIDEN.

sic 9auiupaorc nod icinn,
lilbeu @dien iii6rer, iDcrOcn con-
iis5irt. Dicfe 03o6no0me i'm
britijdcn aronratb cntibieOen
imo profIoutiri.
2on0on 21. 3cbruor. Gle
,,Gfiicidl Sn5ctte4 entbGlt beilte cine
aCroer in Council BON 16. Sc
6ruar odtirt, in oer sic 9loda0e ser
2dnoeriL nit 6eien Gnglan0 aricg
fii9rt ais @r0ebniB oes oeiticben
8lodooea Menoranoums nonn 81. S}ar
mar imo dbnliber @ciAliiiie anoe.
rcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., neribdrft miro.
usSil gln6etradbt, OoB oieie fehlo.
lihen 9lnorOnlngcn in ilagruntcn
8ioerIpritc6c SIT oeu 9icgelr oeS in-
tcrnationalcn @eieBqs" 10 loutet oie
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init Die it6on iriiGer gatroiicuen pir.
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loiicn ooer crreiden, bat iciue Q}a-
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tritts 5iin Iein0licben 2anoe bietet,
ipQ Der Regierung Derialen imO Scr
@cidlagha6me ousaeiebt Ient, mcnn
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men meroeu ooB aS 6rdrbt bon oocr
na5 lcirolidem Saien brinot, loa Is
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sur &erbauollnig 0or eineln Eriicn.
geridlt eingebrndlt iueroen.
q SSe0es 5diif mcldes Irodlt
na@ eincm ieinoIiden soTen brinqt
o0er ieinoliden ltripriuios fii6rt, Nioll
per &apcruna mp GoniiS5irimg ous.
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einen beltinpiet brittiihen oocr
einen oQiirteft SaieH anr Snipcttiou
leiner 2aolng alldliit p ioll fein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

iiBeL 10 alau6t ser Erdiiocit Oci-
nod ooB in Sale Gin @ingrciien
not6tuenoig lit feline aroBc5poltung
5il per5eic3ien ieiurpiro.
Ger &r6iiocnt BAT iitb entiAie0eit
feiue Grtra 1iBlng OeS Gongrelics
ein5u6erltielI ipent nidt Gin god3
uugeln66uliGer 6aQ oieS perlaugt;
ebenfaQs wir0 oaaemcin ouQenpnt-
men ouB er sen Seuot nod Oent 4
N}dr5 nit6t sit ciner @rtra Sibilng
ciliberilfen miro
@d6reaS scr 6IterrcidjiiAci Si-
tratiou NIT 9ln6c cntgegcngeiebea
luiro, per(aittct Oenno@, Dob Die 20.
luiuiiiration aluiimpt odB sic llr.
tcrban0lrHgcn iolpcit iii5itirieoei-
ltcllcno maren
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ipemt nidt aDcjicrreicb ieineSteIhing,
lobme 0it0ert.
9llle Soifntnqer idmin'
Den.
9lnllterodnt II 8ebrlior.
Die o5raiffimier 3eitlna" erid6rt
ans Berlin. Dob oas omerifoniIt6e
@}emoraiount pclcbeS Der onerifa-
niide g3otic9aiter &eliieI0 oern Mimi
Itcr oes 9lhsmdrtiaen IN g9ien ii6er-
reibte uiUeui8 3mciicl oorHber be,
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3iebnngcu, ,iolgeit ipiro"
.5pounnngiiuit6e Der 3 iirfci.
@oi6ingtolt 2i 6ebruar.
Slt einer pom 1G. tSe6ruar bid Bern
oatirten 0epeihe bon sGoniiontino-
pei, Die 6eutc, perIpdiet I'M 5taats-
0eportenleit eintrof 6eiBt eS.
o@elterll rac66em oaS Ero9ranitt
oes ueiIen Cabinets III Der glbgcoro-
netenfamliier Derleie1 iuor0cn mar,
erlndte Der tSroBoe5cr Inn eii Ser.
trauenSpotlm. Ia5iel6e lpiroe cins
itimia gclpdbrt.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Oraf b. &eOentlOip ii6cr
GrirgSm6slt6tcit.


@loubt, ooB &rdiioeut NilIon hurdl
amerifqniit1c 2lrbeiter 5ilm arieg
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ocriAieoen, ais 8ltr 3eit beg ipa'
niiN-amerifaniiben Grieses
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ipribt in Ser uEaaes-Seitlmg~ oic
Wl6qlibfet, 0aB EraHoent 8ilion
illfolgc pcs 1rudeS bon 5citqu alne.
rifaniiber q(rbeitcr oa5li bemo9eu
peroci nog Tautibldno Dcn &rieg
BIT crfldretl, III oem @lQu6eii bier.
ourb ale EranSpott-1dlp
5lt bebe6en. @rai BON Mepeutlow
iaot
ogsenn &rdii0eat 9Silion gloll6t
0oB Ct arieg erfldrcn nliiiie, io miro
0ies 5peiielso6ne Oorerit nit % gro-
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geit6e6cn oaB cuc @eociitcrungS-
meIle otrd Sic son3c @eu0lferlrag
ae0eu miro. 9t6cr Ste 5ragc iit NOS
ii6rig bleibcn miro, pcnn oieic gSeIle
a6gecbbt III uno folgcioe gSoHen in0
Wlonatc 5eigcn oaB oie Tinge ieBt
bon 0elr 3eiten oes ipaniicben &ries
gcs grn0Dcridjieoea iino. Ger pir-
filngsoplle ImId0ootfrieg piro ins
5iuirben fortge6en un0 Die Wup6esA
Hegierlmg miro erTenneu rniiiicu,
oaB we0er cine arieaserfldrmg, nod
eneraiicbe DldBna9men oie Sdmies
rigteitalt i'm SQuie ooer i'm 9lusIauoe
uerriHgertcn.1
@raf bon ReUeutloru fritiiirt sic
9l6ldieosbotihait oes @raien @eru,
Itprfi All 9lHerita u@ir fonncn uiht
lageu oaB oieie liebepoae 9leoe mo
oieIes Ser5 iiberIpriioelnoer Sreino.
/ idlait I'm gegebenen Nloment du
@laBe III @s iic6t 70 ais, ols %
Der 8otidoiter ieinell niicbternet
gluSblid ucrloren 1at."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Sin SaB inn &rogranln meiit ditt
sic @ereitiMait ali scr Erciic 5il oen
&erliin0eien ieii5u6alten bin.
ggiini6t freics @cIcft.
Gas 1taotS Gcportcmcnt bat sic
tiirtiicbe glcoierng eriudt bon Der
ocilti6en 9leaicruma ,iit5ereS @eleit
fir oie ancrifaniidjcf @unoesitbifie
nIesmoines~ imo 1Goeior" 3if cr.
@eioe 5@iife meroeu gcgelis
mdrtig nit &orrdt6an, pel9e fir 0ie
glruenir inns Guricr bcilimmt iu0
inO nad Beirut gcbradt pcroeu iol-
lciL il 9[lcranorio feiige6oItcn. 9(ub
ioaen sic 1rbiiie ctiua 1000 amcris
fanii@e 6lii4tIinoe 5uriid bringen.
s. reilQilun0 Oer 09urrop 4
DaIc@ g cfan9cner.
Gird sic ipaniidjc Scian0tit1ait
in 9erlin IieB sic amcrifouii1e 9te-
gierirug bcim glusmdrtiaen 9lmt
pic0er cine g1oic iibcrrei6elL III ipcl.
der 0ie Grtloiilng Der ati Der
u9Jorropoolc4 genahttl @efangcuen
Derlaugt lpir0. ga Die Qlutiport auf
oie crlte 9iote llnGcriigcno mar 70
NOR bei6loiien moroeL nQc9alalS bic
= tv
lofortige @utIaiilug 5u uerlauget
Opd mltr0e fcine 6eiinmte 8eit.
greu5c bonn 5tddts Geportemeut
9ieriiir beilimHit
@66erc geQute idgteu 6cute, ooB
bic observation-disclosures nidit perditent
liGt mer0en peil nau nicbt lpiinidt
pic glufmerfionlfeit bon ser &aipt.
Iragc, oic Observation-Disclosures be-
treTfeno ab3nlellfen imo man niBt
Die 6ifcntlir6e 9pcimng ourb oaS
GeroiicntIiben Der 9}ote oerluirrell
n6tbtr.
Iie 9lofe ipar an Dlontog onrc6
odS Staats.Gcparteneut o6aelc9idt,
oo1 TX bis beite nod feline 2lhtiuort
eingetroiiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

9tiid 0fiuouic6 auf 1000 Ginipobner,
W England 260 nno SBpeine In
IeltidIailo $40 III Guglono so.
pssenn Seoermonu feline Duac
Bflidt tbut uno ieoer Telltlde
t6itt ieiue Bflidt 6anu wiro inns
oas SaDr 1917 ichloB 81. Settle
rib voen gsenoepunft Oes 3eitalters
bringel; oonn miro oas Sabr 1917
uniereu 6ritiiden 5eito nilf scr gee
5ernialnlen nu0 oer oeutiden 9}otion
Die I6ore 0ffnen 5ll elmer ireiep, gro-
Ben 3ufunit@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
NentIAlan0 entacaenfOmmemO.

Grleibiert -oon omerifaniicbeu Som.
iulu sic sl6reiie nac9 i6reu gel
Iiituruitngsortcli Grmartet uoit
almcrifa ooiieI6e
@ai6inaton 2. 81, 2i.6eOr-
IeutibTdno bat ste Ger Staateii
OlrdJ ste 2bwci5cr 0fcdicrilnG 6s-
naHribtiot cs meroe ben ancrifani.
it6eu aoniuln sic oiti auOere 4oitcn
pcrieBt lpuroelb oue ui0glidJe S5iilfc
BIT EbeiI weroen laiieu- @leit3eitig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

ninNnt Meiltit5ldN0 on DAB be Ser.
@taaien oen oeiltiben aoniult III
oel Ser 1taateu 6eGen mer0elt iiD
uod3 loren neilru Soften 5p 6coe6en
@or GINGER Set puroell bieiiac
oeutihcaoniulll angelpieien lido uaG
Grteii III Sub. ltno @iittel 9lncri
ia 5l 6c9eben 2b iitb ooS G5rmor.
ten olli oieie be3ie6t ipeiB MON nit5t,
oenn lore 9iciic nlii qc6cinl ae6al.
fen per0et pa 0ie 6ritiiMe inl0 iran.
56iiicbe 9lrgierlnig 0eH @eomtcn Ger
@cr Stodtcn angeoelltet babcr. ocn
nclltibeu sonilili miiroe mir geItot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
2'rdliOenf 2Sil(on se6t por @onSreE.
Snut
Siirgrr crlu9en.


nmSe Gqaf cnc
mdt
uuOu
crr oyarrpw r6ucnO nO6m nr sael5R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Gie a0aatiouaI@ III 9lclp gorf
ga6 6etdnnt, Dob int &uli 3mei5bii.
I'd, bic ieBt III gortpeael aebait iper,
oerL iI6cr einen neien 1eepea iidsr
nah Noro ]i6irien fabren lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

geacn cngllldlen 8ooell,
tsrabfios ru8 ca9piucD
BERLIN 40. ,Sebruar Dte
9Sc0e oes Gice %ei1sfan5ler unO
@elreidr oer 9leidsbaiif Ir. Carl
&eliicridl, oic er anldBlid6 Der @on.
pention 0es 0eatiNen 2anomirt6.
it1afts @unocs III Berlin belt, tpir0
heiltc 3ciulitb einae6cno bon Der
llebcriec 9loc9ritbtet @cicllicbaft
iuie6er9caaben
9lud) 9lnoa6e Scr 9lad)ridtelt
qtgcntr idgte Ir Selierridl 1T 9e.
sue aiif SCH 0clrtTNen lt.@ootfrieg
,gaw iiuO pes GriolGes aelpiB ina
iuqr0cu iidt ouloen oaB irgeno @t.
paS oocr iraeuo &e1nau0 oicien @r.
fola titus abreiBt. 5rbon lit oic5Aiff-
Fabrt mchc oic 6ritiihen sSniclr init
Ner iibriqen @elt perbinoet biS oiF
SCH @efa6rpilnft eiitaeidrdnft iuors
ncN Iic iii SCH 6ritiihan SoFen ciu
laliienne Eonnage beirug im Dergaas
aeucn Ee5ember nur 100000 Eous
neM mabren0 oer monatlir6e Dilrdls
Idniit im leBten tSrieoensiabre Al,
100000 Tpnnen betrig. gdou ilt
esnplauoS 9leierpe @orratb ait ocu
tpIMligiteu 0}otbmenoiafeiten 8unl2e.
bep uu0 fiir sic militdriiAen Inter
nebmuugeu ioipeit ailigebraudt oaB
eS uHebr ols IL BON i'm reiheu DlaBc
8uaeiiibrtcr Ginfn6r d6bdngia lit.
IaS briiliHe SSrltreid6, oeieu Sdu'
lcn bereits iunnfen iit iebt Der Se.
oeniton0 mahtiaer lirbarmEer5iaer
@Hlage luierer GauHbpot Dlariue,
oie All 3abl perar6Bert imo an Iiidl-
tigteit cr6oAt moroen iit ltro oies
iDiro lid fortieBen bis 0er Eag dlis
bridt Sen ieoer Ielitic1e beiB ers
ie6ut enaIanO nnlB ne9r als Il
Bupor licb anI ieinen eigenen &ooeu
prrlaiieu Ieutiher @ooeH fdmptt
ieEt gegeu cnglild]cn Booen.@
Gnalono's Sire
BEN ort
Ir Solifertd5 iagte, ct aierfennc
oic SSd6igfcit Bet britiihen 2anO.
ipirt6fhait uno Der britiicbcn 9ereit-
lpiaiafeit Qntbebrungen 50 crtrngeh
aber rr lpieS 0araiii bilE DOB oie na'
tiirlidea @rcH3cn nidt il6eridrittei
iperoei f5Hnter SAM @eiipiel Iags
ie er betrug Gattihlquo'S Grltte an
@rotaetrcioc Dor 0ent Sriege ESQ Stis
Eogrann cuff ben aopI indDrelo
Gnglano's nir 30 bctrng Ieiitldj'
lauo's aartoffclcrnte 6clicf iid aui
050 ailoerantlii pro aopf; Gualanos
ntlr i50. Slt 1eRti1lono fanieu 32V