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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

g8 4 i5ingtolt 8. 9(pril. IT
Der GongrcB tritt beutc nub 5wei-
tdgigcr llntcrbrctbuug ieiicr Sitlm-
Gen lpieoer 8uionimen I'M iiM Der
2lufoobe 6u wiomcn Dem @geflltip-
5lpcigc Der &egierling Ntonnicbaftcl
lnl0 @cIocr fir Ole 8erfolgunG OcS
SricgcS 5u bcrihoffcn
Seii criter geieb0c6criINcr SAritt
miro nobrideinIid Ger iein bic 9(uS-
gobc bon Sbligatiouen I'M 9etrogc
bon @iaionen BON Dollars 3l auto
riiircn.
Sin Sei@hlB in Oicicm Sinuc miro
morgcn oocr Gicnitog bonn @&ittcl-
tm0 Mcgc. Gouiite I'M @ouIc cingc-
rcidlt mcrocn. @}on re6net nicbt nit
mertliWer Sppoiition icIbit uidbt bon
oen &acifiitcn sic jest, no6Ocm Ser
ariee cinuol crfIdrt moroen it, sic
cncrgii@e Gurcbfiibrung oclielbcn
OcDtll0crn Ollrftell.
Scr Senct miro lic6 nit scr glei-
bcu 2c9islotion crIt bcfoIicL na6-
Dem oieicl6c bonn Salie crlcoiet mor.
Den iit on @clcbgebltn0 oieicr 2(rt
ponr $allic iDrrn lhdprlu9 finocn
muB.
Qos ariegs Qeportcucnt miro
moraen ieinc &eprdicntonten Dor oos
Ntilitdr Gnntitc 0es Soitic8 ic6idcn
I'm oie Blanc fir glufbriitguitg eincr
2Irmce 81 crlditern. Spdtcr ipcroet
0icic 9eanltcn Damn oud Dor oeu
Scnuts. .Gouiitc lire 9lngo6en pieOer-
Boteu.
Ole 9(ufbrin8ung Scr
&ricgSfoiten.
gBof6ingtom s. 9(pril.
%rGiiocnt @ilion's &lun 2lmcrifa'S
aricoSonsgoben iomeit ais n69li6
ocs &rieos 5u bcicitigcu lno
fcina groBe SHulocnloit ser 9}ah.
mclt 3u iiberlolIcn, fnno beute tbnt-
fr6itige llntcrItiibung, in0eln 0ic
6iibrcr I'M Sous uno i'm Scnat iib
70 ailt lpie i1iiiiig pur0cm fiinf8ig
Fro5c8it bon Ocn glu8on6et Ocs critcn
Sa6rcs oird Sclieucrlns ouf5li6rin-
gen.
llnier oicicut 9Srogroutui miro. Der
Gon9rcB mG9rcuo 0es 6isfoliobrcs,
oog nit oem 30 Spni 1913 o6-
iAlicBt, ourd) neuc SteuerntoBnu6
men &riees 9tcocmien I'M 9ctrogc
bon $1,750,000 dufbringcn miiicn.
Dieier @etrog 1T otisi1licBli6 scr
$5.0OO,000,000 0blioutioucn.9(ug
ge6r, ocrci glutoriiirltng in oiciet
@odjc bonn Goh0rcB 0crlonot perocn
ipir0. Ole finon5icllen 0llfSqucllcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
gIcaerianen aIg aranfengIIenerinnen

gS i'6i'n0tot s. 9lpril.
@corge @iliam Goof, Sefrct6r ser
,.Soparo llnibcriitdt" 6efiirmortet
sic Ginribtliig eineS beion0creit
3ipeigeS OcS u9lotbcu arcljcs" iiir
gtcqcrinnen sic aranfcnpilegcrinnen
lperoen woacn. Gr crfIdrt. cos Be
SiiriiiB fiir eineu ioldeu 3peig lei
ofienii6tlid, Ocmi am 27. Mdr5 6dt-
itrn iit1 5iDei criabrcne arnnfchpfle-
Igerinncn ocnl o9fot6cn arcll5" 5ur
I@rriiialing geiicllt, fouiiten ie0odl
lwegen i6rer 6ar6c nc1t angenonnncn
peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
0Sutiun fir amcrifoniidcn SSut-
IdlaTter.


StonL bia 9}ariS, 8. 9lpril. Sc.
Itert gl6eno maridirtc cine groBe
@lcnitcnmcnoc nod Der @o6ning
ocS aficrifoliiihcn @otidoitcrS Ibp.
mos 9iclion @oJc, on Der Spisc
YhiiffopelleL moicl6it iic oen Yrd.
Iioellicn @iIion unO Oic @ercinigten
Stduten oIs ncuc 9llliirte be9riiBten.
Der 9otidoitcr unO iciue @euablin
criAienen nit iommt 0cm 9otidaitSi
ito6e diii oent 9oIfon Scr nit anle-
rifuitiihcn uno itolicniibcn Sloggcn
gcrGniiidt mar.
oSn Yeontmortllli0 cilicr 9lniprabc
elmer Gepttotion io1tc Scr 9oiiGGi-
ter %aac, Is lei i'm ituntoglid, iei-
uen tiefen @cfiiblcn OdS Sic groBe
EeilonItration in glhcrfcunilng 0eS
S6rittes, ocn iein 2an0 gctbon, in
i6ui ouigerii0rt 61ttcL 9llsorud SIT
pcrlci6en. SrosOcm SStalien uuO
9lnerifa 5000 @lcilcn pon cinonOer
entIcrnt leien 10 fporcn iic itcts 9a-
liirtc gclpeicn, idgtc CT, iiir bic 6rci.
6eit, Sic iett Der @cfo6r oiiSgcictt
lei Don seiteu oes &iicti9ritts imO
Der sllitotrotic, pcldc 6cItrebt iei, sic
Ecmofrotie 6it nntcnperfcn inocnt
iic i6re iinicIioc Gvtonnci iiber galB
gltropa uus0e6nci rpollc lpie aud
iibcr Sic Sodicc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
4Saris fcicrt ncacm gLQiirten.

%orf8, s. glpril. Ser Sin.
tritt Scr @cr. Stanten in ocn Gric0
ouf scr Scite Ger Gutcntc. .g(aiirtcn
ipiro oni nd6itcn Wlittmod g}ohmit-
tae nm A llDr aeieiert iperocn. 3ic
Gcicr miro inter ben g(uipi5ien oes
GpntitcS bon 6ranfreiM 9lmerifo in
Gbonps @lDiecS gebolten perOen-
Yroiiocilt 4Soiucorc miro onmcieno
icin mo Scr Suiti6n1iniiter @ipioti,
ionic ocr orncrifonilde 9otlhaftcr
gSiaioht 0rnOcs Sborp wcrocn &e.
ocn bnltcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
gLlleg anf eine aarte aelett.

81 (mitcr0nnt bio 2onoon $.
9lptil. 9ie io5ioIiltilbe 3eiiuta
pGolfsItinne" IN G6emnib gic6t 3lL
Dob DettihlonO perloren ioi, penn
Der lmeiiigeidranfte &outboottrieN
iir1 ols cin 6cbli6Iog bcrouSitellen
iollte.
ug9ir 9(ue muBten OoS an Dem Sd'
&c, an Dem oieie observation-disclosures
ougcfiinoiat wllroc" fiigt oie Sci.
tung bn5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
S8citcrc gcr6aftitnscn.

9mf 9ctrei6eu ocs Sldti5Ocportc.
nents Dor9enomnicn. II Sie6et
) @crioueu in G6icogo ais Dcrodd,.
tig fcitgcuommcil Garlmtcr
orci SinOltS. gbcmoIigcr ocit.
idcr GouiiI auf sen @6ilippincn
in Soit.
Gbicago, s. glpril. Slgcntem
Der 9unoeSregierimg na6men 6cilte
bier iieben glGnucr, BON oeucn man
glaubt, oaB lie nit oeutIden lin.
trie5en in gerbinOim0 Ite6cn in
&oft. Inter Oiclcn befinocn lih orei
SinOus, glngeiteate scr Stobluerfe
ST. @orp, SnOiono. Gin anoerer uor
Sormann in elmer qroBen 8abrif
BON 6arnmaidjinen lmo 5lpei onoere
ltc6cn i'm &erooHt peil iic @6oto.
9rapbien bon tuidtigen Giienbabn.
baltlidteitcn in Der 9tG6c GbicoaoS
aenonmcu bottcn. Ger iebentc mar
in eincm groBel &ndbouic ouaciteat
Sic gunocSagcnten ueigern iib in
@c5ug oif Die 6eitnobmc lid Sn
i0nBern.
6 bemdligcr 0elttf6er Con.
inl Qltf 0en YbiItpbfncn
pcrboftet.
Wl anilo, s. g(pril. II Ser c6e
maligc Ociitide 8ice GonIitl 5u Sc.
6u, g. 9lnOre, iuurOc 9eute aus @or-
lidtigfeits 9liidii1tcn ocrboftet.
Seit Orci Mlouoten gc5t oas @criidt,
CT iei al elmer @eri6porlmg bethel.
ligt, inter ocn @bilippinern 9Iufrubr
an6uItiftcn. 93ad 9tusiagr bieliger
9eamter 6otte er feincu GrfoIg.
9cumtc Ocutf6er 6unfen.
Itation bcr6oftet
Sudertor I.-Sy., 8. 9lpriI. II
6iinf Delltic6c oie e6emals sic aoi-
icrlid oeutibc 9ceicrimg bci scr bic.
iigcn groBen &ooio Station bertra.
ten, bis por eincni N9onot gunocs. |
9eante Oieiel6c ii6ernobnen, mer.
ocn beitte Niorgen bon gunocs.9lqen. |
ten Der6aftct Die 9lgenten lpeigcrn
Ii1 5mar, etiuos ii6er bic 8cr6oftltn.
Gen 81 iogeu, aber man gloubt, Oa5 |
Die &crte feitgenonuen puroeu auf |
Den Seroadt bin, an elmer @crIhm6. |
rling Get9ciligt 81 iein, oie 9lnIage 5u |
Die ger6afteten Iino:
Sieutenant Gmil Wlepers, lluterIieii-
Ienont 9runer, @leftti5itGts Sob.
Baul Seioles lIno 6rib
@il5elm. lieutenant DlcDers batte
,6eOem OaS Commando ii6er sic
ora6tloie Station, iiber uelde oie
neiIten orabtloien 1epeiden bon
ler Oireft nnH Sonnoper, 1eutId.
anO, ii6ermittelt iprroen. Seioles
mo g8ilbelm tparen in einem &otel
lob i'm Sdlaf, ais Iie bon oenGaen.
Ell ii6erraidt tpurOen melGe Die an.
,eren @efangcnen ans onoeren5toot.
beilen 5uIamncnbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

SSie Fc hon auiier &il6elm fhr
Hrcnkcn in 9Insiid5t acitellt NOR.
oen iiuO. m Su Ieinrr Cr0rc AT
ben Rci6Sfau8ler. Sn gIu6c.
tradt Der GrOht6atcn Ocs gau5eu
@OIfcs in 9Srcnheu fciu EIat
mc6r fir Gin aIaiIcuIuitcm tel
Den sSa6lcn, iast Der aoiicr.
Imitcr0om z. g(pril. pia Qon.
oon, s. glpril. 0irefte imo aehei.
me SSobl Ger 2(beeor0neteu 5um
preuBiicben 2onotog am Guoe 0cS oe.
genipdrtigen arieges III in ser Crorc
Oorgeieben Ole aoiier g8il6clm Dem
&eibsfon5ler, Or, BON @et6monn.
SoIliDeo, iibcrniitelt bat uno sic eiuc
lImgeltaltllng oes preuBliAen @Q9l
SDeitems berfiigt.
Sn leinem Qetret iaet Ger aaiier
o0ie 9leforn oes preuBiihct
@a9Iipitems iino ole 9efrcunq ln.
icres innerpolitiihen 2cbens neaei
mir beionoers am 4er5en
SIR Die llmgeitaltrng oes @a0l.
@cieses oeS llnterbduies mar oie Qlr.
belt bei'm glusbrii6 Oes aricacs atlf
mein @erlaugeu bin bercits bcaouncn
Snt meile Sic nun bicrmit an. mir
beltimmte 8oribldgc oes SiaatS
9'inilterillm8 5u unterbrcitcn, 10 oaB
bei Der gfiidtcbr unicrer aricaer Sta.
les @crf oos fir sic interuc 2lus
geltdltune &reuBenS fundamental
lit ourd @eiesgcblno our Glrbiii1.
rllng gebrodt meroen fam.
Su 9ln6etrad6t ser aigantiden
E6oten ocS geianmtcn @olfes qic6t
eS nod meiner glniidJt in 9sreuBen
fcincn &laB me6r fir cine s9obl noc6
ocu alaiicn.
Die &orlage mir0 icrner oircrte
uno gcbeine SSabl Ser 9lbqeoronetcn
Dorieben miiiien. 0ie @er0icnlie 0cs
Oberboilies uuo ieine omernoc 9c.
oeuhln9 fir ocn Staot miro fcin a6
mo BON HrcuBcn falih beurt5cileu
tonncn. DoS S6crbaus miro 6elier
int stouoc leim oeH agoutiihcu 9tu,
Torocrungcn Der tommcu0ch 3et
@erecAtigfcit wioeriabrcn 3u laiIet
ipcnt g IN ieiner 02ittc III gincr
Ddtte in einer ausgeoe6utcreu lu0
nebr proportionirtcn gSciie ais bis.
Der aus periclie0encn Stdnoen itu0
8eriifsfIaiien Nldlmcr Dereiniat Sic
ldl Der sl3tlmg i5rcr @1itbirger cr.
ireuen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
8eitMnngmnnn amr iSoInc.

Waibington s, 9[pril. Ger
critic @oi1inetoncr 8eitllugsmonlt
scr iid felt @roflomirunG 0eSariegs-
5uitonOes fir Die gIrnee anmer6en
IieB, mar Step6en z. gorIu bon ser
ngLiiociirten YreIie1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

gcgcn 9eiltiblonO iit0 Deroffcntli
ben giloer oeS @rGiiocrtcn @ilior
OeS 9SrdiiNentcn Meuocol unO unoC
rer promincuter NiGnner Ser omeri
/ faniiden uuo ser cliboniiden gId
ton.
Sic 3citlmg o2o GreuIa" gibt Sc
lle6cr5eiglng gtusSriid, OoB eli
pidtiges 9icilltat ocs Gorge6ensGll
6a's Oos iein tpirO, SOB Ooour9 Spe
rotioueu ocrtider llnterice6ootr I'M.
Seeidger BON Sen 9tntiucn aus III
InogIid gcma6t perOen.
Die 3eitling ga g3ocion" Iogt
Dob Oos &oroe6en Scr Ser. Stootar
6cOelltet, ooB Siio 9tmerifa nit eli
ucr erniten Situation confrontirt lit
lno OoB Shtpierigfeiten in ser 9(uf
redterboltlng Oes SouOeIs 8u CT
parten iein iperoen.
2 iioqnierifo ioII genicir.
6aftlib Dprgc6en.
GIN a, @crlJ s. 9(pril. Sic
Freiic bon @erli 1T ser 9lnIidt, Oob
Der @ittritt ser Scr. Stooten uno
Guba's in oeu &rieg IN @er6inollng
nit Der Gcricufing oes broiilioni-
.jbcn Gon1piers n&arano" es oenO1a-
tionen BON Siioamerifo 5ilr Gfli6t
mqdt, cine geneiniboftIide EoIitif
81 lpd6lcn. TieieS ErogrolnnL 70
crfldrcn Die 3citingeu niuB gegeu
9elltldIanO ecridtet fein.
y erciniQte Stdotcn 3ci-
gcn onOcren 9Scutro-
len 6cn @cg.
" ono cpiOco, llriiguaD, s.
9lpril. Cic 3cihnqcu miOncn Dem
9rie9S5uiionOe 5miidcn ocll &erci-
niaten Staotcn uuo Ecuti9Iono oieIe
spaltcn, Gie 3citling n@l Siole~
laot Der Gintritt ser Tcreinigten
Staoiei in oen aricQ 6eoclitc cincn
l1pereli Sdlog fir Geiitid6lano mo
5elgc ocn onOcren nelltrnleu 9tatio-
relt pic nod 8niioerii, SCH ggcg. Gic
Scrlenfliig Oes 6raiiIioniid6cn Gam.
piers o@orann~ lno onberc 3miiben-
i1lle oericlben 9}ohir fonntct in ser
Snterpcntiol onocrer 93otioncn rcIuI-
tiren.
Isl liurio oel Ylata~ fogt. ooS
ser gereinigtell Staten Ici
BON geluolti9cr @eoelttlmg Gic Sci.
tliig lobt oic BON 0cH Gereinioten
Stoatcn eingenonimcne SaIhing.
Gas di1enii8e goGf BE-.
unru6igt.
Sontiogo, GbiIe, s. 9(pril.
Gos cbileniibe &olf lit ourm ben
gerlaIf ocr Ginge in @raiilien iu-
Iolec ser Eorpeoirilng OeS Gampfers
,Eorana" ie6r bclnru6igt. Ger Gin
tritt Guba's in Oen arieg unO Die
6oltltng Scr 9cpu6Iif 9onoma baden
aincn ticien @inorud biutcrloIierL
lmo IN poIitiiden areiien miro oie
lleber5ellglng allsgeoriidt, ooB G6ile
I6licBliG aud nod gc5mungen per.
Den mag, gegcn QeutiAlanO in Sen
aricg ein5utrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
5llit SPINNING
brtra0tet.
@aItang siiO= INN
MittcE EV(merita's.
Oyait Se5uo anf Sas 0sOrs
0cbcm 9cOcn 9eutidllanS.9

Sn 9Soibin9ton miro nit 9eItimntt.
6cit croortet ooB mcDrcrc jcncr
gicpubIifcn uuf 5eitcn Ocr Ser.
Stautcn III ben aricg cintrctcll
merOcn 9roiiIien oiirftc oct
s(nfong modcn Guatemala
mag folgcn.
@ol6ingtom s. 9lpril.- Sob
ne6rerc Der central imO iiio-on1cri.
foniicbeu gtotioucu in aiir5c in ocn
Sricg gcoen Teutidlano eiutretci
iucrocn, mirO bier ols 10 gut ipic
iiter angcicben. 9roiilien, 10 eripor-
tet man Oiirftc nod IN oieier @ode
icine g}eitralit1t oiifgeben ino i'm
&inblid ouf sic &erieuflng OesGoni-
piers u9Soronor~ GeutidlanO Oen
9ricg mfI0rcn, inO anoere 9lationen
Oiirften ieincnl 9ciipicle folgeu.
Ga piclc NielOungcn BON Dlei-
Observation-Disclosures III glrgenti-
nicu bier ciugegongen iino, 10 elau6t
man folumJ OaB oieies 2onO iid 5u
oggreiiipcm gorac6cn oegcn Eclltida
lauo ciitidleBen miro.
NaB sic Ser. Stnuten in i1rerSol
tllug gegeniiber Ieilti1louo sic af.
tipc llntcritiieung bon minOeitenS
5uei m0 Oicleidt iooor bier central
omerifanii1eu Gcpublifen er6aItel
perOen, oonit rednet mani bier ou-
getucin.
Bon ofii5ieaer itnO ilnofii5ieQer
Seitc linO gcri6te ciugcoougell, OoB
Giirooa Gabrcray ser 9Sraiioent bon
@uutcntold, crtitIidl an circt grudj
nit Eeuti6lonO Oenft. Solunge sic
SoIhug @lerifo'S nod 10 unIi6er iIt
mie iest, miro ser Stelllmgna6me
Der ccutrolamcrifauiiden @cpu6lifeu
beionOcres Sntcreiie ac5ollt, uno Dor
gllcm ser Soltllng @uoternola'S, ooS
sic Sii0 @reu5c @}egifos 6e6erridt
Soate iid in @lerifo etipa cine anti.
omerifonii6c gemegllng enttpidcIn
10 miiroe Die 9oac @uatemolas cine
redlt 6eOeutiame iein. Ole 9lrmee
@uatemala's miro ais Die lettings
fa6igiie irgeno ciner 9lation in Gen-
tral 9lrnerifo angeleben, >ilnO lie
fonnte 0en Scr Stooten ipertb0oae
Siilic lciiten 3piiden Dem Golfc
BON Nlcrifo uno Dem bon @uatema-
la 6cite5t idon felt Sabren sic aiS-
gcprGgte 9lntipat6ie
Soate i9 Guatemala 5n elmer
Sriegscrfldring eegcn GeutidlunO
cntIt6lieBcn Onnt miro jeOenfoQS
9licoragno 6olo icincn 9eiipicIc fol-
gcn inO cs luiiroc bier itiGt ii6crro
i6en, wenn anb SoluaOor uhO Son-
Ouros cine glcihe SoItllno otncb-
met iuiir0en.
@ad5 lanes 9(ugc ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

rem @rin5ipicn mcni6lic6er 5rei6eit.
SSni y6omcn Ocs nmerifaniIdcn &ol'
fcs 6cgriiBc iA sic mo Sbre cr6a-
6cncn 2on0alclltc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

AOonncntcu, Die Ocu o2cuiIdlga
SOrrclpOnScntcn" nidlt panftIidl uocr
ilnre9elnldRis er6ulteu, iiuo eebcieu,
Der Dfficc Oapon per Sclep6on oocr
lalrIttlih WlittReilaue ST madJcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09
llrur NltIounO.
Bon 9GnmrlcnDcit cines
secjiBers.
SritiId5es SAiff icnSet
bic SlHGridJt aus.

9citdtieuns Der aunOc ieOob bis &C.
itern 9(6anO icOot6 nod nidt er-
folet. 0ic 5pcitc gtIorm.0lel.
Oun9 innerbaIb oierilnO5pun5ig
5hmoen. @criibtc ipreden
ou6 bon @crienfung cincs SEA-
pcriAiffes. Sicaci6t Elm gsrad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-09

Die onterifonilden 9eomfen 6aben
eln ipoAioncS 9Iigc mf 92eyifo;
bod cS belte6t penia 9efiirGtrng Be-
5iiNlid Sdjwicrigfcitcn BON oicier
Seite SIS miro geglou6t, OoB 0ie
OciltiGen N'odinotionen in ienen
2onOc fe6lgcidloecn iino. uuO ooB
lFcrifo iider nift me6r tblin mirO,
ais IA dbieits 5ll 3aIten.
llnterlu6lfget 6aben crge6cr
ooB sic WlcIounacI Die 6cioetcn
ooB ociltidjc 9leicrpiiten in aroBer
3obl ih nad Merifo 6cgeben bdt-
ten, Iiorf ii6crtric6cn iuaren. 0ie Sc
iomnttsa6I ocitIhcr GeierOiiten, Ole
Ieit Sl66rucb Oerge5ie6ungen 5wilden
GcntidlonO uno ocn Scr Staaten
oic @rcnje ii6cridritten babelt miro
oili nidt ncbr ais etipa 100 ongege-
ben.
9lntiOcntide 0emottitra'
tion in 9raiilien.
&io Sonciro, 8. 9lpril. einc
,groBc 9lh5a6l bon Stioeften, pelde.
5logaen 9roiiIien's un0 Ser @ntente'
gtationci trugcn nobmen 6eute an
cincr Tenonitrotion gegen Gelttid)-
IanO E6eil. 5ie beiuhtcn sic 9u-
rcaur Der 3eitunaen no putriotiibe
9lniprohen ge6oIten murOen
9ln3 gegen oos Ocntide GonIulat
NOR cine RunOgcbune eeridtet; Sic
Stuoeitten iongen Dor Sem @ebduOe
oic DlarIeillaiie.
Sl0c 3eitlnQen 6riroeu langr SIR
tifel 6e5iigIi1 Oes GintrittS ser Ser.
Stooteu uuo gu6o's in oeu 3rieg
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
NEW COLUMRIA RECORDs-

The mellow tones OF Fred n. Browns
saXophone are heard 20 excellent ad-
vantage in llerbert's kiss Me Again"
and Silesu's Love. Here Is Ny Heart. 10
10 be found in Columbia's record list
for October. In each instance the or
chestral accompaniment also contrib
utes notably.
The Columbia stellar Quartet. I'M
accompanied. sings two beautiful Sc
lectiOns as a coupled Offering In lhl
October list. One Is tho old Thurlng-
Ian folk song, How Can Leave Thee"
and the other Woodbury's "Slar OF the
Summer Night" Each is rendered with
the utmost feeling. and with a musical
quality distinguished by every posi-
bic delicacy OF shading
It's a mighty hard question % an
swer-the one Anna Wheaton puts
when she sings. "How Can ANY Grille
Be a Good Littlo Glfl When She Loves
a Naughty Little Boy2' But then. YOU
can scarcely think about any possible
answer. YOU are so interested IN Anna's
troublesome problem as she nalvely I'M
folds Il. It's the latest ditty TO win
success with big in the realm OF
vaudeville. and no one has sung 10 so
well as Miss Wheaton. whose talents
have been employed for Columbia. In
making an October record Of the song.
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
7. u. sALLAMAY DEAD.

Following weeks suffering from
pneumonia and heart trouble. Thomas
II. Sallaway, a well known resident Of
This city, died yesterday morning at
his home No. SOL West Tenth street.
Mr.. Sallaway was a carpenter. He is
survived by his widow. NUS. A. +. SAL
laway and four children. Mrs. C. 4.
Wood, George G.. sallaway, train dis
patcher for the Pennsylvania railroad
Edwin Eugene Salaway. O plumber, and
T. Harry Sallaway, foreman Of the me
chanical department OF Wilmington
Morning News. Tho funeral will be-
held from the late home OF the de-
ceased Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
CAMP DIX eleven
TO Tackle CRESROOK

ChsSrook will have a star attraction
for the sport-lovmg fans Of Wilmington
on Saturday afternoon. The Camp Dix
eleven, headed by "Nippy' Hartman,
former Wilmington High and Lafayette
star. has been engaged for a game here
and it has been practically assured that
it will be played at the p. B. and w.
r. r. athletic field, at Third and Church
streets.
The soldiers have organized q strong
team, and aside from Hartman, have a
number Of other college stars in their
lineup. Several other OF the Delaware
boys at the camp will play. while q
large contingent viii accompany them
to the game
ChesroolS will practice tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
DELAWAREANS TO SHOOT
BALTIMORE MATCHES

The annual autumn Eastern Trap
shooting Tournament, scheduled to
be held IN Baltimore tomorrow
and Saturday, is attracting a lot
OF attention locally. Four big
events will be shot oil at this tourna-
ment. The Eastern two-man cham
Dionshi9. the Eastern doubles cham
pionship, the Maryland honor handi-
cap and the DUPONT 1syard mark
championship will all be contested.
Friday afternoon. at 1 o'clock. the
duPont 1S-yard mark championship
trophy will be shot off at 100 birds.
This will be followed by the Eastern
doubles championship at % pairs. On
Saturday, at 1890 o'clock. the two
man Eastern amateur championship
will start. Any two amateurs from
the same state are eligible to paru-
cipate in this race The winning
team will receive one hundred dollars
in gold and two handsome champion
ship trophies. The second team will
receive thirty dollars in gold and
two trophies. In the afternoon the
Maryland honor handicap will be
shot at 100 targets. This is a unique
event, in that each man Will handicap
himself. It IS the usual custom at
handicap tournaments to have a
handicap committee which allots the
handicaps TO the shooters.
Several Delaware shooters are ex-
pected 10 attend this tournament in
GLIDING L. r. Beauchamp, J. B. Nc
Hugh, W. A. Simonton. d. S. Wood
c. T. Martin, f. r. Calvin, z. S.
Richards. II. S. Crawford and others.
BE a hnndholder In the United
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
THE SLOGAN
BY BERTON BRALEY.

Now is the time for all good men
To come TO the aid OF the partv"
] write 10 down again and again
That sentiment hale and hearty.
us a grand old phrase 10 practice on
When testing your skill az typlne
And 10 meant lot in tho days agone
When political times were piping.
Now Is the time for all good men
To come 10 the aid OF tho party:
10 once went great in the seasons when
The partisan trend was hearty;
But now, In the days when we nsht The Hun
Because Of his hate besotton
That sort OF a phrase is through and done.
It's potency Is forgotten.
Now Is the time for all good MN
We need a new line to finish
For strong as the hold Of the old has hean
It's power and strength diminish;
20 we cheerfully tap on the keys again
And write, in our exaliatlon.
Now Is the time for all good men
To come TO the aid OF tho NAT1ONrs
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
DR.. RANKIN Will preach
At ST. PAUL s M. {. CHURCH

After a strenuous stretch OF work
since taking up the pastorste Of 81.
Pauls NJ Z. Church last spring, DIT. A.
H. Thompson viii take short rest
from his duties. He went to Washing
ton today to consult his physician con-
cernIhg his physical condition.
Dr.. T. II. Dashiell Will occupy the
pulpit at the church next Sunday morn
Ing, while Or. Rankin. Of the Phila-
delphia Conference, win preach al the
evening services
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
A Beautiful Complexion
For Only Is Cents

Keep on using expensive creams and
washes and ointmonts n YOU want 10 b
says Peterson. "1t's none OF ny businesa
now you squandor your money but n you
really want 60 get rid OF plmpies. facial
uiemishes OF any kind or any skin disease
my honest advice IA 10 get \ twontv.dvo
cent box o. Pcterson's Ointment today
Men and women n you want : com.
plcNion clean and clear. soft and vevetv
ono that will compel the admiration Of an
TIE people you meet start 10 use Peterson r
Ointment tonight-use 10 freely rubbing
well into the skin. Continue for q week
or rash IL gone
Dor. fall 90 try Il and you can take my
word for u you'll be proud Of your lovely
SKIN ana your friends will envy your be-
witching complexion. Any fair minded drug.
gist viii back up what Peterson SAYS be-.
cause no 10 authorized 20 return your money
without question II pctersou's Ointment
doesn't mako good
Evening journal., 1917-10-18
JUVENILE COURT WORK.

Charged with threatening TO do bodily
harm, a i4-year-old boy was arraisned
before Judge Prickett in Juvenile Court
yesterday afternoon and ihs case con-
tinued four weeks. pending observation.
One i6-year-old boy, alleged TO have
stolen a watch, was placed under the
care OF the probation officer who will
ind him a home in the country.
or three boys charged with playing
crap. only two appeared In court.
After hearing they were placed on
probation. The third boy will be
brought into court next week.
The cases Of two incorrigible girls,
&c. years old. were heard. One elrlwas
placed on probation, the other had her
case continued for four weeks pending
observation. Both girds were allowed
TO return TO their homes.