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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
NINE. DE LEAMONT
TO GIVE BENEFIT
FOR THE BELGIANS

Featuring so colored illustrations
showing the life OF Joan OF Arc and
motion pictures OF the war In Bel
GUM, an entertainment for the ben.
eft Of the children in Belgium will
be given In the Board or Commerce
auditorium at o'clock Sunday even.
ing. Peb. IS. Madame Julienne de
I>eamont, OF Paris. will present a
dramatic rendition OF the life OF the
Maid OF Orleans in her poem emil.
tied. '"One OF the Blessed" The
only authentic portrait OF Joan OF
Arc expressly painted for the poem
will be shown on the screen for the
first time. In short address fol.
lowing the poem, Madame de Lea.
mont viii tell OF the life and mar
tyrdom az Joan OF Arc The entire
entertainment will be given 10 allie
yiatc the suiferings OF the Belgians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

Onuer the new tramc ordnance,
Police Cno's~i--ia-Ar lanes Courens
has announced that he VIII no
longer grant special privileges to
taxicab companies. permitting them
to have sole parking rights at the
side entrances OF hotels. The right
OF one company TO take up It's stand
Dear hotel entrance 20 the exclu-
sion OF competitors has been the
subject OF much discussion.
Judge Edward J. Jefrries recently
declared In disposing OF case
wherein the violation OF a tAxicsb
parking order was involved. that the
streets were the property OF the pub
lie. and that the police department
had no right to assign any one space
10 designated taSicab owners.
The Detroit Taxicab & Transfer
company applied TO the commission
er for the privilege OF parking Its
cars AT several hotels. The commits.
sioner than made his ruling. declar-
ing be would make no such grants
in the face OF Judge Jenries deci-
sion.
He said. however. that the streets
bounding police headquarters. here
tofore open 10 police machines only,
will be available for public parking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
CAPITAL "WETS"
IN LAST STAND

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-The
last stand" was being enacted by
vets" today In what appeared TO be
futile effort TO save the District OF
Columbia from becoming dry" ter
ritory after Nov 1
At 10 o'clock the house rules com
mittee began hearings on a special
rule for quick action on the Shep-
pard bill ousting the capital city
from the wet" column.
After the hearings close the com
mittee will go into executive session
and determine when the Sheppard
bill. already passed by the senate,
shall come up for final vote before
the house.
The prohibitionists are leaving
nothing undone TO get action on the
measure this session.
Advocates OF a referendum VIII be
given their chance TO move recon.
mitment OF the bill after discussion
ends in the house. but such mo-
ton couldn't survive the opposition.
IL is believed today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. "a
For making drunk the Ash in the
|sprlngville lake. young man OF
birmingham was arrested and lined
by the Springville mayor.
The FISH lake at Springville In a
'how place. II II about 100 feet
|quare, two feet deep and has q &C.
|nent Enclosure. N contains thou
snds OF carp varying in weight from
'alf a pound to I'VE pounds. They
re quite tame and gather IN raven
bus. squirting masses whenever any
ne feeds them.
The Birmingham young man was
iartly Intoxicated while spending
he day at SpringviIle. Seeing the
ish leGping pd sauirming to be
| ed, he offered the contents OF his
bottle The FISH readily accepted
nd drank nearly q quart
A resident reported TO the mayor
he wobbly condition OF the FISH. and
fter an Investigation the visitor
vas arraIgned and fined SIS he de-
Jared the sight OF the fish on a jag
vac worth the cost.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

-. 49,
world of brightness and
beauty. No need Of spend
ing all your time In the
kitchen. however attiac-
tive Il may be, when YOU
know Shredded Wheat. II
Is made Of the whole wheat
and Is ready-cooked ard
ready-to-eat. With Shrec-
ded Wheat you can prepare
a delicious, nourshing meal
in a few moments for hy,s-
band who must hurry off to
business, for children who
must hustle off to schools
meal that supplies all the
nutriment for work or play
at a cost of a few cents.
For breakfast with milk or
cream. or for any meal with
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
FEW CARS
ON RUN TO
M.C.DEP0T
ID. u. RS Miserable
Service Brings Wall
From Travellers
IHALF-HOUR WAIT
NOT INFREQUENT
Simply Rotten" Says
Policeman On the
Station Beat

long waits for street cars goins
to and from the Michigan Central
station are complained OF by travel
ers.
Tue ID. U. r. depot service Ia de
clar,d unreliable by the station at
taches who depend on the cars from
day 70 day. while the travelling pub
lie which waits on the platform fol
cars 10 arrive II loud In its com
plains
The service In simply rotten
declared a policeman whose work
keeps him in sight OF the arriva
platform. Even between $40 and
1880 b the evening II will some
times be as long as a half-hour be
tween cars"
Because OF the irregularity in ser
vice daring the night many OF the
station employees declare that they
walk over a block TO Michigan-ave.
where the cars run at Commute in
teryals
A lcng row OF taxlcabs does =
healthy business at the station
stand. carrying travellers who can AZ
ford 10 ride In them.
II is different matter for The
poorer people. who arrive in throngs
that make the Michigan Central sta
ton the busiest one in the city. For.
eign women wearing their native,
bright.hued dresses. and persons
from the rural districts carrying
their boxes tied with rope frequently
lug their things across TO Michigan.
ave. after giving up hope OF getting
car at the station.
The ante-room OF the station
which leads out TO the street car
platform is much used by would-bc
patrons OF the street car limo. who
are driven from the platform by the
wintry blasts.
That the service Is worst in the
evening. rather than during the ar.
ternoon. is declared significant by
complsinants. who say that the
street car company's plant OF una.
yoidable delays because OF stalled
teams and motor trucks doesn't hold
good at this time OF day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
so SIM FEINERS.
ARE ARRESTED.
British Imprison Irish Leaders
Under Defense of
Realm Act

LONDON. Feb. 23.-Nearly 30
arrests OF Sim Fein sympathirers
in various parts OF Ireland were re.
ported in Dublin dispatches today.
The only information obtainabls as
to the cause Of the arrests was that
they were made under the defense
Of the realm act. Among those ar
rested are: Darrell Gisgis. an au-
thor; J. J. Kelly. vice-president OF
the Gaelic league; J. II. o'Kelly.
general secretary OF the Gaelic
league. at Dublin; John O'Hurley.
Gaelic league organizer: Dr.. Pat.
rick McCartan. and others prom
inent In the Gaelic league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
BEAKES GAINS
ON RECOUNT
Figures On Jackson Precinct
VIII BE Forwarded
To Washington

JACKSON. Mich. Feb. 2s.--work
OF taking dispositions In the Beakes-
Bacon congressional controversy
WAS slowly proceeding today. Mem
bers OF the election board In the
FIRST precinct OF the Second ward
were questioned.
A recount In this precinct shows
$50 votes for Beakes and 352 for
Bacon. while on the oficial tally
sheet Beakes received 23s votes and
Bacon 3f9.
These figures will be forwarded to
Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

Mabel Pastorious, IL years old. OF
No. 30 Moy-ave. Windsor. Is dying
in Hotel Dieu from burns suffered
Thursday afternoon. when her
dress caught fire as she was leaning
over the gas stove in her home,
helping her mother TO prepare the
evening meal. The chlld's brother.
Walter Pastorious. was burned
about the hands and arms while
trying TO smother the flames shoot.
Ing from his sisters dress. The
girls father was killed few
months ago in Windsor by a street
car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
200 POLITICIANS
IN LAWS Tolls
Chicago Investigations Reveal
Plenty Of Evidence,
Saw Officials

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Evldence,
suricient TO convict 200 Chicago po-
litlcal workers. is in the hands OF
federal investigators. officials said
today. A special grand jury will be
summoned to return indictments
soon. II was stated.
The investigation has not been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

confined 10 party lines and many
OF those against whom evidence has
been obtained are Republicans.
A large part OF the evidence In
said 10 have been secured thru con.
fessions OF ward heelers" and
members OF the vice ring" recent.
ly arrested by States Attorney
Hoyne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
SMALL TOWN
WOMEN GIVEN
SCHOOL VOTE

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 23.-The
state house OF representatives late
Thursday passed Senator Woods
bill giving the women OF cities OF
the fourth class the right TO vote on
school questions. The measure had
already passed the senate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK--"Cot change for a
| pctatoG" Is the question here today.
Ten chips make one French fried:
I'VE French fried make hair and
two halves make one potato.
NEW YoRK-ln addition TO the
onslaughts OF housewives angered
b. high prices, grocery clerks here
have other trouble Two auto gun
men are going around holding than
IN at closing time.
O.-The city bought
the police a handsome little auto,
but IL won't do. The space between
the brake and clutch is small and
No II shoes continually work both
At once, stripping the gears.
NEW YORK Gimme dimes
worth o. Murphics. said a boy to
Heil's grocery clerk. "Murphles
nothing" said the clerk. you mean
10 cents worth Of Van Rensselaers.
don't you"
WTLKEsBARRE. Pa-Fined $3.50
and costs and ordered 10 give $500
bond TO keep the peace. Mary Ges.
samick turned over two potatoes for
the nne and ton OF coal for the
bond Both were accepted
CHICAGO--A freak hail storm
with stones as big "a moth balls
caused such n din on the tin roof
of theater that patrons became
frightened and staged n near panic
CHICAGO George A. McMillen
II too arectionate. He squeezed
and Rugged Mrs McMlllen like n
bear" until she had sore ribs. she
asks divorce
CHICAGO David McQuarrie. So.
promised Gladys McQuarrie. %. a
$50 900 wardrobe. livcried servants
and An imported limousine when
fhey married Instead. she claims.
Fhe got beaten. punched and choked
by friend husband She asks d.
vorce
SAfNlLLE. l. Civil war vet
eran. Elisha H. Lamb. ss. danced a
Pix in celebration or Washinetons
birthday and says he could dance
hnother one today.
TOLEDo-Ben Ali. young Turk
scofed az an American flag over
he bench 81 a fellow workman. Doc
ors at the hospital say he will re.
cover
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
JAPAN TO ARM
MERCHANTMEN

TOXIC. Feb. 23.-The Japanese
government has decided 10 arm all
merchantmen destined for both
American and European ports. Il
was announced today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

More than two hundred recruits
have joined the American woman's
League fur Self Defense during the
past month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

ment at the present time to 1900
men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

prf-ffnR--the Plat. neat ktrd--fs.s
Pc rfEht--Time- Job Depty-Msfn lS7o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
Girl Dying From Burns.

Printing-the plain neat kfnd-thst
L. rtgbt--Times job Dept.-Msin <52o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

TOLEDO Ben All, a young Turk.
Fcoffed at an American flag over
he bench of fellow workman. Doc
ors at the hospital say he will re.
eover
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

SAfNlLLE. l. Civil war vet
eran. Elisha u. Lamb. Sc. danced a
jIg in celebration or washington's
birthday and says he could dance
Rnother one today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23
TAXIS HAVE NO
SPECIAL RIGHTS,
COUZENS RULES

Under the new trafic ordinance.
Police Cno's~i--ia.Ar lanes Courens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-23

NEW YORK dimes
worth o. Murphics. said a boy 10
Hei's grocery clerk "Murphles
nothing, said the clerk. you mean
10 cents worth Of Van Rensselaers.
don't you"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23

@erliM %. 6ebruar @raf
bon 9toeoern, Der SdobamtsIefretGr,
miro morgen cine &eoe i'm 93ei6stag
iiber Oie neuen &riegsiteuern balten.
Ser &eibsfan5ler miro nd1iten
IonnerItag iiber bic politii6e Gage
ipreAen.
Die @orlage ii6er Die neue Goblen-
.iteuer lit i'm 9iei6stnee eingereitbt
noroen. Sie iiebt cine Steuer bon
90 ARro5ent 40 boloreni Dor. Ger
observation-disclosures I'M 6ert-
iheu gleide betrdgt 2,200,000,00
Dlarf. Iemnab piiroe Die neue
Steiier 500,000,000 Wldrf abper.
fen. ,,Dieie Steuer," iaat 6ie lleber.
fee glahri6ten-g(g ,,fann nit
2eihtigfeit erboben meroen GA es
MIR 500 @igent6iimer iinO, Ole iie 81
6e5dblen bdtten SSn 3eutidlono
berrideu oie hlicoriaiten &oblenpreiie
iii Der @elt 10 ooB sic gteucr ii6
nidbt Ie6r fiiblbar MAIDEN piro.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23

me0cr Oomols nod bcute iiir 0ie fal-
i1e 9lnlduIoi0rng erbrabt troboem
Die oclltihe Geaitrn9 ole engliide
9cgicruug Dor aler g3elt sur @r-
bringung ioltbcr 9elpeiie inmer pic.
Der oligeioroert bat. Sol6c 9emeiie
gi6t es o6er nidt uuo 0as meiB audi
Die eugliide 9iegierung, a6er iie mie.
oerboIt i6rc perfiOe 9lniHuloiglng
trobDenL penn idliHe 9lni6ulOiqln.
gen im0 6efanntliA BON ieber eines
Der @oilpttriegsnIittel @nglanos ee-
peien.
gllBeroroentlid fur5ii6tig 1T es
a6er, penu oie engliide 9lomirolitdt
gloubt Den 9iOroieeiperrerloB, tros-
oem CT 0ocb bon ieoem na1geleieu
fUerOcn fdnn bcridliAcn 5u f6nuen
Gu5 ioll ibr o6er nidDt gelingen, H.
cS iei oa5er bcrDorgc6oben Dab ser
cHqliIcbe SperrerlaB, ouBer Ger in
Inn ertboltcnen g(nfiinoiginq ser
Sc8tng bon Nlilcn in Der geionn-
ten 9lorOiec, gero0e OoOurc6 ieinc olt.
Bcrgep6bnli9e 9cOcutlmg erbielt,
Dob CT an0ro6te, ncitraIe Sonoels-
i6iiie niroen iicb bci'm 9efa6ren
Der 9lorOiec I'M sic iAmerite @efa6r
bcgcben oo cngliihe Grie9Sidiiie
bort Eag lnto 9iodt ciirigit nud per.
odhtigen S6iifen iuc6en wiiroen.--
9Sel1eS fonnten 0icIe gi1perIten~
@cfa6reu icin2 gntfbringung III ei,
nen cnglii1en Saien2 9}ein oenu
Oos entipradl idlon scr Oomols cben-
70 mic 6eilte riidii@tsIoS qeqeuii6er
jeOcm ongctroiienen Sdiife aeii6teh
%roris scr cn0liiden SeeiireitfrGite.
/ 9lnoerc @eia6ren u6er, ole nentrolen
SdnOelSiAiiien Ourd5 cngli1e&riegS.
ibifie Oroben fonnteu, CAB es I'M
&obncn 0cS @olferre6tS nidt. GS
6leibt olio lur cine 9nisleglma Oie
ndmlid, OoB ole 9}oroiee fir nentra.
le Sdiiie geiperrt iuuroe, imo Dab
oiciclligen Sniiie, Die Oieie Sperre
nidbt beadteten nit ser ioforiigeu
Geruidting onrh engliide arieaS.
ibiiie 6coro6t purOen iaas iie nidt
uorBer ihon onrd oe muQlloS aus.
geIe1teu engliibcu @linen oernid.
lei ein iQuter D}it onOeren @or.
ten oie ireie g3orOiee mar un6eio6r-
bar gema6f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
Seine Suffmllne.

9lui GerlueiOung oes 8rlt6S 5wilben
Oen Gcreinigten Staaten uno
OeIterreicb.llnaarn 9&ad 9In'
iidt Der n5raufiurter 3eitung." -"
0ie BON Oeiterreid abgege-
beue @rflarung bereits genii-
geuo, iaot Die 3eitlmg.
@erm %. Sebruor pio 8oris.
Scr gerliner 8erihteritotter Der
o5ronffurtcr 8eitlng" iogt ooS Sol
eenoe in 9etreff Der Stealmg Deter
rei6's 3um Sou6bootfriege unO Dem
porolsli6tlihen 8rll6 5wii6en@aib-
ington lmo gSien.
y9iS S6reibet pel1eS %rGiioent
@iliou an Die &eoierung in Mien gc-
ri6tet Bat, lGbt feinen 8meifel auf-
forunen Dob oem 8rudb Der 8e5ie-
9uhgen 5lpii6en ben Ser. Stoaten
uno 3cuti6lono oentnG6lt Elm @ruh
nit 0eiterreiA- -llngarn folgen miro.
%r1iioent .98ilion piinibt oeltlid
miget6eilt 3u IeilL Oh Oie 6ltereidiidl.
ungariicbe GegiGulng ibrc iriibere
@rflGruna iiber Die 6iibrung OeS
EouGbootfrieees auriidge3ogen Bat.
0lon loQte mirflic6 onnebmem Dob
Die 9luffldrlna melbe bic Diterrei-
6iidbltngariiAe Hegierlmg bel 8e.
ginn 0eS ltnbei9rGutten GaIdboot-
&rieges CAB, bob nGmlicb Oom Sc.
briidr ab qae S3can-S1iffobrt III
oen gelperrten 3onen nit allen Dtits
teln berbiitet meroen miro, - OaB
oieie @rtlGrung fem N}iBperitdnoniB
6uloHen t6nne 9(6er in ieinen Sono-
hlngen nit oen NlittelmdAten lit
4rGlioent @ilion immer i6ner3li1
genou
@s III mobr, ooB mir nod niemolS
oopon gGbort boben er babe Dtub-
mtngen oOer nod Diel meniger @ur-
nungen an 0ie entente fir Die &or,
peoirltng 0iterreibiider oOer Oellt-
iber Sdiffe obne @ornlngen ge-
ianot, aber penn 0eltidlono o0er
9eiterrei6 ooiielbe tbup oonu erbebt
Yrdlioent @illon feline Stinme I'M
g2arucn Der Wlenitblidfeit rno Der
Gibiliiotion. 9ie 0iterreidilbltngo.
ride Hegierrng miro ErdiiOent Bil-
IONS 3uihrift beantporterb lno pie
Die 9lntport ouSfnllen miro, 1T be-
FAINT; Serr @ilion miro lcincu eige-
men 50luB oarous 8ieben f6nneu
uno miro Die 9e6iebuuaen l6leu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
gac in sidjcr6sit.

Gic Roiiogicri6iffe Der 9lmcrifani-
l6en Siuie. ~ So miro bon Seem.
Yort aus gemeloet. TT 6iinf i'm
Safeu.- -9IlIr nod Sic D5inlon0"
untermegS. 0iirfte a6er oie
Sperr8one bereits paiiirt 6a6cn.
93ep : Dorf, %. 6ebruor.
GS miro geglaubt, 0oB mmue6r ale
&aIiogeriGific ser 9(merifaniI6en
2inie iitber aus ser oiropdii6cn
&riegs5oue berouS limo. SSiinf ser
S6iife liegeil an i6reu 8iers bier
iel0it md6reuo oas eiu3ioe onoere
S1iif ser 2inie, Der Gampfer nSin-
louo" nie beute gl6en0 geiogt wur0e,
ma6ri6einli1 Sonntag ooer @Iontag
bier eintrefiei mir6. Die i'm 6ieligen
Sofeu befinoli6en S6iffc iin0:
o@bilaoelp6ia~, oSt. 9ouis" ct.
&all~, o9sew-Dorf@ lmo naroon-
Ion0".
Menn olb feline 92o6riGt ii6er 0ic
2(6ia6rt ocr GSinlano4 ans 2ioerpool
6cfaut gentodt poroen 1T 10 gobcn
ooA @oiiugierc, sic belltc aus 2iOer-
pool bier eintrofen, an, OoB lie &c.
bort bdtten, ooB sic r6inlouo" am
Iebten Samltae bort 61tte abiabren
ioQen. S5n Dem Safe piiroe Der
0ompicr ieBt 6crcitS ldneit iI6er Ole
'Spcrr3one 6inaus iein.
9 c6iif$bemcGnngcn.
Tew Dort %. 5ebruar Ger
omerifonii6e 0aupier 03ealauoia ="
Ser om 80. Sanuor bon Malta, oia
9[lgier am 3. 6e6riar, a6nlbr, trai
9eite in 9ollait bier ein
Ger GtanoarO Geloanpfer o@}e-
rino" ftbr na9 unbeldnutem Saien
Der @unarooampier ,2(uoduia" nit
4aiiogiereu lno 6radt nad 2ioer.
pool, Scr 9rite ,9lap6ael" uad 2i-
Derpool nno Der idmeoiide Tanpier
n9liliiralia@ naG 0dnemarf a6.
o@er lid in @efabr begi6t.~
Bottom %. Sebr. Ger 2e9.
lano 6radtoaulpier uGtolran" Iegel
te beute nit elmer groBeu 2aouug
bon @lrnition mO @ier0en nod 81
Derpool a6 Sn ser 9eiaBuug befiit-
oen iidb mebrere 2lueritoner. QoS
S4iff mar nit eineul @ei6iibe am
Sed 6eitiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
llc6erOuriidJtisc aVOFuaGuien.

SalifoE g. g., 20. 6ebruar.
Sci Der lInterllbune, Die iib ole
8egleitlrng oes bormaIigen DeutltGen
8otibaiters, @raieu bon 9ernItorif.
in Sdliiar iruter3ieben mhB, Itellte eS
iic6 beraus, OoB elmer ser Sefretdre
200 SGlafan8iige bel iicb 1otte. Synt
@epdd fat aller 03itelieoer ser @e-
iellicbait befanoeu iib picle baum.
mollene gIrtifel an Denen IN 1euti6-
lano @}an9el berriHt Sn 9(n6etro1t
Der na6en &erwanotiboit bon @olm-
polle imo Sprengitoff meroen sic
Silpeftoren angeblidj bon Dem lle-
beriluB an Gleioungsitiiden meI6c
gegen @riaB 5uriidbe6alten.
Gie Geiti6en ioIlen ongeblidJ
reidIib nit @elo periebeh Iein unO
pa @elo 8nnnmoare it, miro eS ic.
oenfalls gcgen eineu in Geiitic9lano
meniger niislitben @elonert6 untge.
talllbt meroeu.
Die Eaiioeiere Oes .;SreOerid ser
sldte" meroen Itrcu6 belpoc6t oaa
aebt oarans berpor DOB Die 3oIl.
mddter an 9orO pcrbleibrn Inn oas
llebermitteln etwaiger 9lo6rit6ten 81,
Oerbiiten mo ooB sic 3ollpd6tcr
ielbIt bon @e6eimeu beoba9tet ipcr-
Den nno eS i6nen unteridqt lit, mil
oen %ailagicren 5u ipreden.
Ger aiSreoerid Ser 9(dte miro Iei.
men 9lnferplob ua6 eineu Der Gods
I'M Sdien oerlegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
@nnliidIc lI.@nat-@ t-@rIcnfiIlrlnn.

0euti6lan0S 8einoe or6citcn &c.
fanutli6 nit allen GPittcln scr Gro
pdgaroo in ocu ncntralcn 9dnOern
Inn Stimmlng gegeu oie 0citibe
Sadie, bic ocnti9e aricgiii5rimg MIN.
SIT MAIDEN. SSn Den iceiobrcn6ei
&dnoern wie GorpegetL SoQano iiiu.
ri9tet iiG i6r 3icI bcionoers Oaroib
bic oeutlde Sreii5ertrieaiii6umg nit
llntcrlce6ooteu in @erruf 3n brinqcn
uuo ui1t nlr oic idiiin6rttreibeilocn
areilc, ionOerl ail6 Die moerc &e
oolferung m0 oie 9eqeuinq ser be
treiienOen 2dnoer gegeu @eltiblauo
dui5u6eBen. Gle glanben oaS nit
einigem Sliid mr. t6un 81 f0nnen,
penn iie ieI6it elm reines @elpiien
beuGeln lmo insbeionoere @nglono
bebollptet 0a6er peoer, OaB 0ic I'm
terieeboote ser Qmiirteu niemals
Wlenl6eulebcu bon Suuoelsi1ifien
aeid6roet bdttcn oaB ilicmals neii-
trale &riieu bon i6nen Dericntt ieien,
uno oaB england melt entiernt mare,
cine Iogenannte @loGaoe oeget ole
9'eutroleu aus8lii6en ooer 5u beab
iidtiaen.
Die engliic6e 9l0nlirolitdt itellt oa-
nit a6er iur ctmoS ieit mas iel6its
oeritdn0li1 it, 9teutrale &riieu oiirs
len befdnntlic6 mir perienft mer0en,
menn iie nidt IN eincn Saien ein9e
6rddt mer0en fonneu GoS trifit
ober iiir Gnelano uno feline &cr6ius
octen niemalS 5tt 0enn 0eren Streit
fraiten lit aerooe inioIge Scr gcoora-
p6ii6en Gage i6rer 2dnocr iuio Golo-
MEN Die @inbringllng intmer ni69lid.
g9iiroen iie alIo neiitrdle 4Sriicn ncr-
ienfen, 70 iuir0en Tie o0llcrrebts
miorig oeria6ren. i5einolibc @riien
oagegen meroel bon cngliidcn
ll-9ooten folt o6nc g(usua6me per.
lenft. Gin 8eilpiel edit cngliit6er
llmpa6r6oftigfeit o6cr i'll IS ipic6er,
menn oie erglii9e 9(omiralitdt bc.
6duptct ooB in aacn 8dlen in sc.
ncn oic olliirten SbiiisconunonOan-
ten SbiIic perlentteiL lic iuDuer Sor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-23
0nnnrr.SlraluaLle II gltdcn.

2onOQn q. 6ebr. Cine gltbe-
ner Depeide oi Reiiter 6eridtet, BOB
oae 2Goeu uno oas Stcueramt iufol-
&c SeS Sineer Gramalles imter ben
gtrbeitern in 8irduS eeidloiien NOR
oet iinO. Gie lluruben na6men an.
ldBlib elmer 8eriamnlling 3peds
8ertbeililng bon QebensnittellI bic
Ourh 0fientli6e Ganrmlungen dnge.
fouit ipinoeI ibren 9lniang. Iie
Wienge pliuioerte me6rere &doen. @s
puroen nebrere @er6aitungen Opr.
genommen e6e Die 9lube wieoer ber4
geitellt pur0e