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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

tomnt @inem oiif Shritt ruo Eritt
BUM @cmiBtiein, lpenn man Die bar,
geboteneu prddbtigen Dtdntel uno
pcl3beie8ten @interfoitiime iicbt
9Ibcr nicbt nur fir oen @islmIf uno
oloere 8interoergniigen i'm 6reien
lit geiorgt, iouoern oieielbe 8eriid-
iidtiaimq ffnoen abeno- llnterboltin'
gcn, mic 9dae, Ebeotcr iln0 9on5er-
te Dem g(benOmantel miro oieiel6e
99idtiqfeit 6cigelcgt, iuo Oie aleihe
Sorafolt aeipiomet, ipie Dem Wantel
fir StraBeutrad]t Cine eigentbiim.
lihe Griheinlng 6ei Dem glbenOman.
tel lit oic S9otiod)e, 0dB obgleih Der.
icIbe cine ailBcrorocntlihe 6iiIle ouf-
Yuciit, Die Sil6onettc oocb inmer ben
idNmlfeir llmriB pobrt. @ieaeibt lit
hierfiir silnr groBen E6eil Oie rcidli"
dlc Gerpenoltna BON Hel5 oerant.
iurrtli9 3u ma9en, bic 5iille uo9
iuiten 5ie6t rno 5iiamncn6dlt S1
Sen ineiiten 3Gaeu fG(lt Die 2estere
ion Sen Sdniltern in tiefen Bolten.
SGlfiG fonnt STiderei CUR @eripen-
6uig i'm sic Giniahbeit Der 2inien
5il betoueli Ger bier in Ser 9(b6iI-
Surg peronIdoulid1te g(6enomoittel lit
uirsgefii1rt in fonigs6loueni Sonrnet
iino atSgeitattct nit oleihfarbiger
Stiderci.
Sfmif&el5 fonnnt in oerihiue1l6e-
riicbem NlaBe ais @ornitiir sur Ser.
mcroitnd. @iinoerbubic6 gcfiittcrt lit
Sieier prddtigc @lontel nit altroid
5oirce,Scioe.
9lllc 9ln3eicbeu laiieu nit Siber.
6cit Sornui idlieBcA ooB Der @is.
iport in Oiqlenr Sabre iih e6enio gro,
Ser @opuloritGt crfrcuet ptro, tuie in
Scr 0eraonqenen Soiion. Gns 5uneb.
menoc @erlangct iuiierer Sfoneil
nnc6 Ocu 9}inf in eineni 4oItiim 5u
oe6cn, not6igt bic Muitsr3si9ner, BE-
itdnoig neue Soeen 5u enttpideln.
Sebr 9iibidje @arnititren aus Bel5.
oorr @liii6frogen imo Nliise 0ienen
oo5ib Oem StroBentoltiim Elm iuette
ngltnoip1dre" SIT gebcn Sluf 6ieIc
Meiic lit oos &citiini hoHlt dltnebri.
6or afS Gi5lauig(usriiihmg Sohit
popllGr fiir sen in Ncoe itebcnoen
3iued lit I(iiicb, oas in rei5cnoett6or.
bcn lnO IN rei1cr, peidcr 0rolitGi
ST hoben lit
Cine rei3eitoc @ornitur lit bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

miro. Ger @ifeft i'll e6enio neuoytig,
iuie biibid luo bor g(Qem boblt flei0.
ianL beIonocrs fir ein jiigenoIibes
@ciiht. Bon elmer rei5enOeu 9e6ii.
tontin pnroe ocr IN ser 9l6biIOunq
re9ts 0erani6auli9te l6ut gstroeen.
Qtuseefii9rt mar berIelbc in dltrofa
9einen, geoedt nit Set6enneb in elmer
ipeihen S9attirung BON Braun. Sin
i4moler, iid Inn 6ie &rone bin3ie6en-
Ser Eel5itreifen un0 ein @iiidel O1c.
dG-8Iumen ereebeu eina rei5enoe
@or1ihtr
o9Solm-geo6" lit Der 0ome fir Elm
neites Moteriol, 0os in beoeutenoem
Mobe fir &iite, oie fir iiiolibeSrodlt
beitimmt, 5ur Iermenoilng fonut.
9osieI6c lit in oielen rei5enoen sSor-
benfontbinotionen 5u baben, lit iiber.
aus leiht bon @eiui1t ino I'M 9tuss
ieben oem @Iiiib iebr Gbnli@. Gin
iebr ouiprehenoes Wlooen, oos i'm
9iloe linfs pieoerecgeber lit, lit ans.
gefliDrt IN T1rldrotb iili0 bat cine
8iemlidb ibiuere, rilnoe 4rone iln0
omufbroom" &dn6, lebterer bon
Sannet oerielben6orbc, ipie oie Gro.
ne. Nletoa- -8ono uno giiidel oonair.
iben biloen oie iebr ele1onte ilno iebr
paiienoe @ornitiir fir ben Sut. I'm,
fnrerei6e 9ronen, lbie oieie bier, limo
Defenders oiel an8itrefien. Dieiel6en
iino einiod nit 9on0, 5riid)t o0er
SeiOenbllmen garnirt. 9(usnobnls.
los idliebt iih 6enielben ein Soinnet.
rono, ols not6meltoiger glbifliB an.
Die SSorbe 0es 2esterett ioIIte in 8e.
SIG diif 9leioiomfcit iorgfdItig &c.
mablt iein, mo ridbtct iid) nob oem
3eint uno Der Soorforbc Der Sr1ge.
rim Sn Oieieni Sale iino arone ino
Gono bon eleiher 6orbe, bod fonnen
oieieIbe beribieocr, nod @eihmod &c.
ipdblt weroen 3u elmer aartfar6igen
&rone modt iid Gin idnpor5cr ODER
ounfeliorbieer HonO iebr 6iibid.
8nn6o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Ulms Dem Oaei6e Der SSapSe
y cw gort 27. Gc5em6er.

Y en- y orr ~ 8e5eWber.
4oum lit Scr Syibcl ser 6eicttagc
perflnnaen, 10 ucliocn lib III 0cn
Areiicn, no oie Niittcl onslI nor6on.
Sen linO Sic @eounfen imO oaS
sSntereiic ocr ndhiteu ytiImmer i'm
g9intcrprogromnL ocr 9ieiic uad ocN
SiiOen, All. Ger 9(uientbolt i'm Jon.
nigcn aiimo criorocrt mfalienoc
@orbcreitn0eit mo ocr aernpunft
0icicr fSraoc, III oie 8cidoihtug ser
poIicnoen @nrocrobc iiir oieien 3pcd-
Shon Miro cifrig oafiir geriiitet, mo
in ocn Merflidttci iulo gltelicrs DER
aleiocrfiiuitler berridjt cniigc @e,
id1oitigfejt 9tllcm glnidcin uat fdnt
Gem Sodet.Aoitiim cine lUIftigc Hol-
lc All, mo 8iuor liuo Die Citizen la6a.
lidyli ciniodlc. Ter 9lmerifoucrin
ipiro beit1ubig 9Inerfcmung gc5ont
iueacn i6rer 6dbigtcit eiuiatc aleis.
Dung IN Der oii5icbciioitelL grocioie.
item iin0 fleioiainiten @ciie 5u ira.
acii Nn Der Ibat ihcint es, uls Oh
lie in elmer cinfod]ct Sport o0er oie.
fem Spp pcriranoien aIci0ung am
oortbcilboitciirn mirft pieneiht nNil
i6rc untiirIctc 9liuuut6 mo @rdsia
ocr @epegiingcu oariu mbebinNrt
sur 0utioltna lonintt. @S lit coSer
nnr notiirlic1, oo6 lie als Griics Gin
Sport o0cr Solicitation Gciiiln.
n0blt. Sie feluit 9enou oen 0'raO
ron @niiah0cit, Der i6rcr @rideiumg
aiinitia ill., inio ipci6 Sic @rcnSc gc.
idbidt eiu3iibnIten. Tic neiitcu 5ron-
en- oerloiicn iid) oui ihr cigcuqS llr.
t1eil mcbr, afS duf bic @or1blGge
Der alcioermod)er, iclbit mehn sic
Settcren @cltrui gcuieBeu Gin gdnS
inciBes S}pitin III Euiiab o6cr lln
toir, einfoc6 in BEN 9iuien, lit eire
ocr rei5enoitcu 9limmcri in icOcr,
fiir oen gliiicntbolt al ioruiecu &c.
itooen beitimnltcil @orocrobe. Gin
aleio Oieicr 9lrt iii ons III uulcrcr crs
item g(b6iloino pcrouiMoniidte So
itinn III meiBcr Iiiiob. ROD, pic
3oille iino sic Giniodlbeit icIbit, Gr.
itcrcr IN tieic Sciteninltcn qelcgt OoS
itter bic Soiiitc binoblreihenoc ,Sodct
iN Ser Eaillenlinie ourh cineu Idmo
len@iirtel eiugcbolten 9lbgeichen BON
oicieil, oef 8nifen, ben Ecrlnultter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Gin 1NhidJcs Wio6eG ans glo6 uno
,Sodet bciie9cilo, lit IN ilnierer sipei.
ten sSlliliirotion ipieOeracge6en. Sra.
gcn mo Monifetten BON nciBent
&aroaoclotb eraeben eineu biibihen
aontrait 81 Deltt aeipiirfclter Nlote.
rial unp lpirten 3uglsih pornsbm sIts
gant. Nciou0erS tlitcreiiont iii Der ei.
gendrfigc Sc9nitt, inoourd] Dos ,Sadet
5it cineni balb 1lihlieBenoen gemaft,
lp9 Der 9toriolfsStil 6etont piro
a1orifbe 9orufnopfc bienen als @urs
nitllr iuto betuerfiteili9eu sen Shfab
6cs Cadets iopohl, mic Den oeS 9iof.
tcs. @rolte 5oirecrScioc erQibt cin
cbcnio clegantes, mic onIerbaftcs6ilt.
ter Ms poiienoe uno idlidc seopi.
iIu0 iSuBbefleioi1lg uoreu in 0ieIem
Sale eth g'eIour.@ut rno meiBe
@ndpi ticieletten oorgeieben. 1ic
itarte 5cnoen5 81 ciniucbcl @inien
gibt iitb olld III 0ieicm Hoitiini fluo
,Nl3luiideu miro oencn. sic oen
9Sintcr oabeipi I'M nor0Iiderei 9rei.
tcsraoc 5li6riu9en oieIslt, lis6tool
2liiiucrfiqnfeit BON 5citg sroiI
4lQoe's geIpi0met- QIaje EbatIpdQe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Gnopien oic bic glcrmel aornirelL 10.
ipe ocilcH Die purll Ocn StGliii' be-
iDerfitelligelL cntbcbrt onS auitiinl
ieglider 9Iilsidmliidiia Ger Hod lit
oernoc lang gcnlla inn Ole auopis
iilubc bon lpeiBem cbloccelc0er ic6cu
al loiiclt Der 5n 0cm @oitiint getros
acnc Nilt lit Gin Eonqnln, ciniod) NIT
Touo gnriiirt. Der ociii Sou3en cineit
biibidcn mo paiieioen 9lbihItB aibt
Nglenicrfensmertb inter 0eil iir Iii0s
lldlc 3lucdc bcItininitei 9lo0cllcli TT
enlc oisgciprohene gicigung BIT ge.
miirielten 5toiiet itiunr5 ilno DeiB,
im0 narincblni luio loeiB porberr-
id)eno 99ds bon e'urlitlr nn oies
fen stoitiiuen pnrbanoen III, pie 8ro.
NclI Hepers mo Nianid)etttil iii in
IeaciBenf Q'rooocloib nus0eiiibrt. mas
bel 6er>Sinfahbeit ocr Sinien Oes ao.
films iebr 1ihif ilnD elcqout iuirft.
Qlls Niateriai fiir bic slu5iige icI6it
miro nit S'oriiebc serge SahnroiR1
uno Ga Sers Ncnnbt 9nh .oHc
piccc SSlciocr " aciuiirielien alins
germ srircl@a 10y qrobcr 'FoWllari
ls ~ a.:s ~x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Matli@es @ihen.

gle3gef9irr reiniet mar
5illiH lInO gut NIT feu9tem Ge6m unb
eirem 8iinoel Merg. T2on fpuli biz
@seenItGnbe in Spoaipdfer na9 unc
trodnst tie gut ub.
8Gume, in oenen W0bel lodirt
frcvoeii, Iinb iiets Dor 8tginn oer 9lr.
5ei. gut Su reinieen. Der syub6o6sn
II nit Moiier duf3updI9en. Der
G:tI bes 9adpiniefs unb ebsnIo be
GuBenpGnbt bes 9odeetGBes miiFsn
tets LAUDER gebdlten iperben.
@lofif@er 2odfiir feu6.
t. Moutrn. 10 Gbeil, Ralt pers
?sr nit 20 9beilen BoHer ongeriibrr.
barn so Sbeile beiBer, geI9molaener
9outf6ut bin5useIebt uni bos @anse
iruiQ eemsnst. Dorduf pirb bic
WlifHung unter itetem llmriibren gu
50 Tbeifen to9enbem 9einolfirnis az
fraft; fat ii9 bur@ 9iibren cine
slGHmGBiqc Mdfe eebiIbet, 70 Mrs
norm filtrirt unb Der 2dd nit bern
nOttigsn Girnis Oerbiirnt unb parM
oirfaetrnsen.
@erpsrtDung SON Qeoer Re
J b alien. &leine 9eoerobFd[e l1T
i'm iith in Der Rnopf=, Stods uno
&Iritleberinbuitrie berpenben, inbe.n
Its t9eils Oirstt, t9eils nu9 oorberiget
2erfdIerung inter itortem Drld ae
freb. iperbsu. 3erfoierte 2c6erd6
fdllt iperben ouh bur9 Gimpei9en in
@5GimiatgeiIt in gdlerti9, MofIen bers
igonbelt, NIT RautI6utl0Tung a..
misht un0 Donn burn BreiIen obs:
giuspaI5en gu Di9tungsplattea
%rc. oioblsn, Sbubfappen, 9(bIob
Ffsoen uub an6pfen oerarbsitet. Ger
fuItrte 2coerobfGGe 6ienen oud ale.,
mein 5ur @r5eilsrIna BON RunItleoer.
Terner biensn tleinere 2eberdbfd1s
;pr 6eritelluns Oon Aerliner6lou,
GhqniO, @ntFdrbungstobIs unb Diinz
esrl
llnbtrdnberIimer I'm
itri9 fir 9uBstfsn. W2on reio
MIG! bic @sgenitGnbe Yard @dI9en
nit elmer Impn1en SGure, lGbt ia
trodnen unO iibtrFGbrt iit iDoann nit
elmer 6eile, Drobtbiirite unb oergleiz
Sen oomit Iie 9ldtt nerDsn. Sicrou;
tuegben bieIelben mebrmdls nit az.
hrbnlinem, robem petroleum eings,
fdmiert unb ie6esmol gut trodnen ass
lofeu. Dorouf iiberfdbri man BE
GeocnItdnbe tiibtiq NIT elmer itorfer
GccrbiirIte, ipoburh iit elm 6unfele
glGn5euSeS Qlnieben er1dltsn, ipel6es
ioeor in Der 6ibe, nlnsntli6 Be-
StFsn, unperGnoert blei6t unb boil
Iownsn gseen gfpf I9abt Sit einmol
in oieIer Btiie Der @runb au einem
eldnSenbsn 2l,iiBeren aeleet, 10 0eniiot
ipGter Elm cinFd9es llebernofGen m;t
Petroleum unO ieossmoliges lle6er
fiiriten, fpoburn bic elissilernen Sc
genIfGn6e einsn immer intsnIioerea
burtlen @lono bstommen.
Gntfernung frif9tr Obit-
unb Meinfltdt. Wion lsgt bic
MGs4e in iiibs, louparmt Wtil9 unS
foGi9t bic bstrsffsnbsn Stellen oom:t
cus. So0en bic Blcdsn trobbem nob
gpuren 6interldHen, 10 flint man cine
9tole nit in WoKer eslGitcr i9tueFes
!iasr SGnrs, lsst bic beTledten Stelz
len ouIeindnber un6 nun in bic
Goure. Rad tilr5er 3eit 1T Der Sled
ousse5ogen; man pGiht bann oas
2us talts 4israak.parm aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

ben imo perIcibcn ocnl StroBenfo-
itiirt cine rei5eiioe g1otc, pcni man
fpiinidt, oaSieI6e in cin@islaIifoItiim
3il Ocripon0eln
gtdlt pehiger iDic1tie nlS OaS9Ici6,
iiir ben gIlielttbalt I'M Siioeu, lit ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

ter. Su 9etble6tm 1T cine ftorfs Sn.I
ouitrie nit ssf4niBien psrlmuttsrmus
l9eln RoIentrdn5eu unb Sor6ansfriisi
gen. Sn ben ii6eripOlbien @dI1eu
SerilIalems pulit bas 9eben 70 Isrt
foie emit. Die Q(raber, Dor6errIc6enD
9eouinen, bilben bic ItdrtIt, gote. @s
tann taum itdrter gefhItbet 6aben 5ur
3eit oes SeIus BON glaaaret6.
Die OmarsWoI9es nit i6ren 0uus
ten &dBslr, iripriingli9 cine c6riltli.
DE &ir&e iiber Dem r6eiligen 5clIen".
duf Dem @6rabam ben syIaat upfern
pollte, ite9t an ber Steue oes olfen
Iempel Sdlomonis, ben uns tie Sem.
pelmooelle Oes 8ouratbs Scbid 10 ftar
l9emd9t 6aben. sic lit cine Der id6ns
ten Wloi4een Der Melt nit prahtools
len DloIaiten in Der Ruppel ln6 fors
bengliibenDen altsn @lasfeniiern.
Serrli1e antite MarmorIGulen tras
Ieen ben Dom.
lleberipdliigenb ipGcbf oi. 9rSbs
mes betligen Gdnocs bel Der Ga6rt
I3im Sorbdn, 5iinF StunOen lana aebt
Iss crit binauf 6ann 6indb iiber oas
Fltarre fable Gellsneebirqe bes 9lbebe[
Df9enin in bic Biilfc Subo, no Die
Ialte StoDt Seri9o itono, bic oor BEN
Pofauner Der Subsn Suidmmenosiuns
Ten, Die bernisbergcItiegcn famen bonn
gtebro, Oriiben in Moa6, nac6 oem
Iobe W}oies. @inIt bieB lie Die Bal
Imenitobt llno fic mar 6es Sosrooes
SeblingsiiB. SEPT bat bic iuodiIhs
lBuite du6 ibre Static beripe6t -
Sds mooerne Ssri9o, cine Rei6e nies
oerer Se5mbiitten, liegt ctpos ud6cr
ndA Dem Serbian Su. Gs beIibt p.e[
6otels, Oenn bic 9ourilten linS Ieire
meltsnoe Rub. SIN 6oiel Sorbon
mo4te i9 Auarticr. LIMB oonn einos
nd9 bcr @liIdquellc nm .gerq Ger
8eriu9udg", bon bem aus ,Soton"
| Ieinit Gbriifus rdGe Reihe Der gpef"
ge5ei9t. Die glGbc Der Qusle oerriet6
Ifl9 bur1 Wcinbsrge lmo @ronafoGrs
ten. Qlu4 iob i@ niemols iippio,r
bluberoe SlednoerbGume. Sie ber4
blutetcn iit6 fat am glii6en.
IMP 6onn ging's quer our6 bic
9&iIte Suod gum .lo6ten Wleer." Gs
liegt 400 Wlcter lrter Dem D2eeress
Ipicgel, unb bd es teinen re6ten 4b-
fluB bat, perbunitet Gin She'll Ieines
gDdiers iinb beritdrft oaour9 ieininr
nrIpriinglihen Sol3eebdl.. 9Pie fdD
ih elmer Gee oun fieierem, leu9icns
Oerem @lau. G9on poml Oeibcrg
aus bate mid Iein Qnblid cntsiidf,
nit ben acknowledgement, 6louoiolsl-
ten Bergen BON Moa6. II @tunber.
lang IdB i9 am llfer, beut oos gDas
ten i'm 6lugIuno icines Raroes 1T
all8u 6eihperliH. Roiia ME Bill
tbentrdn5s, I9immern Die moobitis
Iben 8ergc, unb re6ts Das Gebirgc
Suba raet eruit unb bitter. g(uf 5sm
Hiidpeg Iont bic Some olut6rotb
birter oem DI6ebel Dldennin, Der
uls Idipor3e Sil6oueffe am 0immel
ftaub. Dos Qtbenbrpt6 inter cinem
Duftenben 9lta5ienboum i'm @arten
bss 6otel Serbian mar Trimmings
reid. 9lbsr srIt bic g1d@t Briitenbt,
alii6enOc 6ibe, pie iie bort unten inns
mer berrIdt. 8ein 9uft5ug. syi ben
eebmbiitfen olles fin. llnb i8 Iidno
uno idoute, trdumte unb trdumts.
6urt am gergc Der @erfu9und beariff
ih fir 9luesnblids ale WlbIterten Sss
2sbens.
@ines ne6me i9 nit BON gslobtert
9unbe, ala eipigen @elpinn ~ bic litb,
te 2isbesgr0be Oes Seiu BON Nusdretbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Dds 3 0 rbtfS.

Sis: sd fiube ss ionbcrbor, bdB
unIer nerer @bouiieur nit benDisnIt.
totet sIeicb 8ont unD Streit besonnsn
bot"
Or: nWurum ni9t9 Dn bait ibm
rod BEL Der glufnobme Telbf auf bic
Seele sebiuocn, iib in alIen Dinee1
'trtne na8 biz ln ri4tclA" n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

i'm @il6e ipieOereeecben, anSgefii6rt
in ipeiBen 8liilh Ger Arooen lit.
icbr brett, ihmieet iim ocnt 9inu Oidf
an imo miro breiter nob iinten 5iL
no cr mnitt6mal in ipeih oropirten
6olten oen S6nlteru nuliegt. Bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

oelrIelben Woteriul lit sic @fiise ODER
Ser Qurbou ser crgnnpoBt imo nit
elmer Shleifc bon Moiiliuiirispel5
ano 2Snopien Qarnirt lit, Gin 9iibiGer
Sbleier oerpollit1n0igt ons @an3e.
9ds aoItiimt ST Dem oieie @ornitlr
eetrdgcn nuroe, beitono ouS marine.
bloncnl ga SSer3. 9ieic Gliii6.@oril
tiircft iino III G}drirc6lnn, g9eiB, SD
gereriin, 9tltrot6 ooer 9rom 5it ba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

aeini8uug ar3es
2 5piBen. Glan reinige iie in Ion.
ircrmem GKigpaiIer nit 6ilfe cine:
rpftn, 9eI4dlter 3ortoffel, bic ipis
Seize benuBt fuirO. 3ulsBi lpiilt man
in i4pdbem GTigfpdHsr nnb une
aIdttet Die bulbtrodenc 5pibe oorIirGs
ti5 swiIaen 5pei 3ii8srn.
Die otrlufIene II Rumdntr.
Sic erlebten feline 5reioe,
8rieetsn ipos dufs 0aupteebduos,
llno Dsr RuBtii Snpto :
Sdmmert; rRiidipdrts, drmsr Giol"
Sie6t 3ipar Ihpsren 4dtoItrop6en
Semen 5rsuno cntgegenloofsu,
gDo6" Ger irofst ibn biermiD
.llrgliid feitisi nur ben aittl"
Nchnlih in ben 8ldttern ifnfto's
Des osfreusn NierberbdrOs.
Seiter &itf NIT olelem Sroft
BirD tiu 9iOhelnoer umtof.
S0rt BON ,feiten 8itt~ nod eiIio -
&dnn ia, uIlerbinss, M frsili9l
sc erfrsut i6m unbeOinsf,
@dbrsrb sr aur @rube INIT.
@luf ben @ro6ifeir fommt Elm Rrdn3
Des gsiommtsr @ierber6anbs,
Sid NIT Srduerfloor umpuiben .
y(ette Rnnoen. giette Ruioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Sit Serborroaeno poprl1r fir Ocn
cripobnter 3ped lit Der Siit BON Sci.
nen ii6er oei9leB bon elmer obitehen,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
WAVE OF WAR
SPIRIT SWEEPS
OVER AMERICA
Messages Urging Action,
Against Germany Pour
Into Capital.
TO ACT IMMEDIATELY
Declaration by Congress
Expected at Once After
Solons Meet.
AN INCREASE IN TENSION
Reports of More Americans
Slain on Summarized Ships
Excite Washington.
TO ACT IMMEDIATELY
AN INCREASE IN TENSION

WASHINGTON, March 31-A dec
laration that state OF war exists be-
tween Germany and the United States
is generally expected to follow close
upon the assembling of congress in ex-
traordinary session Monday. Today
the government bent every effort to
hurry preparedness measures as tho
tainty.
Indications that a wave OF war
sentiment Is sweeping the country
came to the White House in messages
conveying resolutions adopted at lat-
riotic mass meetings In different statos
and In reports from senator's and rep
resenta.ives that the nation stands
ready to back up the president.
Expect Hurried Organization.
Predictions were general at the
capitol that the house will be orsan-
lied promptly SO that the president
may deliver his message making rec
ommendations for congressional leg-
islation. Unless there should be an
unlocked for change he will, speak
Tuesday.
News OF the sinking of additional
ships by German submarines and this
loss of more American lives only tN-
creased the tension slightly.
For some time the general feeling.
has been that Germany already haSE
shown utter disregard OF the rights Of
the United StaIes and WAS actually
making war on the United States
Message Nearly Completed.
President Wilson has almost FIN.
ished his message to congress. He re-
mained in his study much OF the day
and also was in close touch with the
war, navy and treasury departments
regarding preparedness plans.
1. was indicated that tentative plans
Of the administration for providing
men. money and supplies for war pur-
poses await action by congress on the
main question of whether declara-
tion of state of war is to be adopted.
Careful to observe the war-making
rogative OF congress. the president
and his advisers are desirous Of doing
nothing to be construed as an act
of war beyond maintaining a state of
armed neutrality and making ready
for war IL 1t comes.
Time for War Here.
Plans of pacifists for attempting
to keep congress from declaring a
state of war attracted some attention
but most of the reports to the admin
istration indicated that the nation as
a whole believes the time for war has
come.
A statement today by Chairman
Stone OF the senate foreign relations
committee that he would vote against
war but would support the govern
ment in any policy decided upon. was
the most noticeable antiwar devel-
opment.
Outside OF the main question to be
decided. chief attention within the
administration is directed toward
guarding against possible disturb
ances in the United States.
That such a danger exists was gen.
orally admitted, but officials believe
that he situation is well in hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
Governor Williams Lets
Three Schools Die; Also
Slashes Judge for Tulsa

agricultural school at Warner a like
amount for the agricultural school at
Lawton and $4,000 for the agricul-
tural school at Tishomingo. bill
appropriating $1,000 to buy the news
paper "Morgue" left by Fred Barde
was approved, as also were those APP
propriating $1,000 to reimburse the
Cooperative Printing company at
Guthrie and $4,000 for a dormitory
at the state normal at Ada.
The vital statistics bill. that to pre-
serve the purity of the waters, and
the bill regulating the bottling OF soft
drinks were also approved by the gov
ernor.
newspaper Measure Approved.
House bill Hi3, which provides for
the publishing of referred and init
ated measures in newspapers instead
of having them sent out In pamphlet
form was approved by the governor
with the stipulation by him that the
newspapers shall never increase the
cost of such publication. The gov
ernor does not assume such would be
done. he say' but he wants it OK
pressly understood that it will not be
done in any future legislature.
The Muskogee municipal court bill
which has been the cause of consid-
cradle activity in the city which alone
it affects, was signed by the governor
as one OF the closing acts. If there
Is anything unconstitutional about 1t
it will be up to the courts to decide
1t is understood that action to thi:
end will be taken.
Two items in the appropriation:
for the school of mines at WilburtOr
were approved These We're for 81
500 and s3.500 for extension work
started at Miami. but under the schoo
CONTINUED ON ptGE SIX1EEN
THIS SECTION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
FOUR SHIPS CARRYING
AMERICANS ARE SUNK
Two American Negroes Die on
Crispin; Eighteen Others
Reported Missing.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-De-
structiCu without warning of four
merchant ships. carrying Americans
in their crews. was reported to the
state department today in official dis
patches. indicating that several Amer
leans lost their lives.
The Vessels were the British steam
or Crisp.n. on which two American
negroes probably perished. and from
which 1S other Americans are re-
ported missing: the Portuguese sail
ing ship Argo. from which three
American negroes are missing: an
the British steamer Eptafcios and
pareDtlv was no loss of life. tho
Americans in the crew suffered from
exposure.
The departing latest dispatch on
the Crispin sent today by Consu;
Washington 1T Liverpool, follow.
pplcmentlng Consul Swansca's
Crispin cable 30tE: Joint affidavit
four American seamon indicates two
Seamen. colorcd firemcn names so far
unkr OWE. killed explosion; IS An.eri.
cans. SO far Inaccounted for in cap.
tain's boat. 81 Americans on CripJin:
ten firemen, two seamen, 81 cattle
men: carried one CUR aft: submarine
German: ordered rescuing trawler
leave Vicinity uLder threat Of torIe-
doing"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01
REPUBLICANS CHOOSE
MANN TO HEAD SLATE
None of Independents Attend
Meeting of G. O. P. Cau-
Gus; Gardner Bolts.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-Repub.
lican members OF the incon'in. house
in conference today nominated Rep
rcschtatIve James r Mann Of ILL
nois for speaker, named commit
tee of II to arrange committee as
signments and adopted resolution Il
provide for the appointment; of ,
steering committee to guide the con-
duct Of legislation without regard t.
the outcome CT the organization fight.
Plans to suggest bipartisan and
temporary organization of tho house
were abandoned just before the con-
ference when it becare apparent that
most of the Republicans wanted a
partisan battle.
Beth Sides Claim Victory.
Both regular and Progressive Re-
publicans claimed a victory for their
factions Regulars pointed to the NOM
ination Of Mr.. Martin and failure to
take up the question of his successor
as floor leader as proof of their con-
tenton. Progrnssives declared they
won in the appointment of commit
tee. Heretofore Mr.. Mann as Re
publican leader has made up the com
inittee ard had HE say in the con-
duct of business. None of the five
so-called Independents attended the
conference. RepreSentatiNe-elfct ruI-
Ter of Massachusetts arrived TODAY
and announced that he first would
vote for Representative Lenroot, Re-
publican, for speaker.
Gardner Leaves Room.
There was only one display of oper
insurgency az the conference. De-
rlaring he would vote only for Mr.
Lenroot for speaker. Representative
Gardner of Massachusetts bolted tho
meeting after falling to obtain adop
ton of resolution to provide that
members present should not be bound
10y conference actions. Representa-
tives Gray Of New Jersey and Dallin'
ser of Massachusetts left with Mr.
Gardner. but Mr.. Dallinger later re.
turned and Republicans were hopeful
tonight that they would be able &c
induce him to vote for Mr.. Mann.