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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

medlenbureiihc 9otoiaone noh er.
folgreider 9lrtilcric.@ @cidicBing in
aGmpfen BON Snus 5u SauS oie
Stoot Wttncclul rno Oertrie6en Den
6cino riidlibtslos ouf beioen Seiten
oes Su1iso.SbnlcS. Starfe ruliiId-
rum1nii6e @egenongrific wurocn
nit Surro6 6uriideeporfen. Ser
6eino bcrlor mebr ais 1000 @efon-
gene, Orei @ei6iibe lno so @loldli-
nengepebre mo erlitt ioniti9e idwere
gcrhiitc.
OcItlid Der Sofiboni 9loiuoul-
@obn berrihtcn MIR lebDoftc 9lrtiIle-
rictdnipfe.
W1aceooniide 5ront Iie g(rtinerie-
Sb1tigfcit mor beOcuteno iHdrier ais
frii1er. Defenders owiiben Dem @o-
oar.6liliIe unO Dem 9oiran-See.
|orpoItcnocfcbte an oen oitli6cn
9(6b0ngen Ocs gti0ie 9lonina parcn
fir oic @uleoren erfoIgreih.
$toliener berinten Sort
6 6ritt.
&ouL 30. 9(uguIt. Sn Oem
&ornarl6c ouf Dem 9oinii68a- Ylo-
tcall bobcn Die Staliener cine ltarfe
0lterrcidiidc @aribei0iguneSlinie er-
rcidbt imo Oicielbe ongeeriffen mel.
set oas ariegsoepartemcnt. 9luf oen
Soben bel Sort mobteu Die Stale
ner @cpilme.
@ori8 30. 9(uouIt. 0os
Gricgsoepartement bcrihtet OaB Die
3abl Ger irnbermiinocten @eiongc-
ncrL mcldc oic 5ron8oicn felt ocm
26. gluguit in Scr @cgeno pon 9enll-
mont oemo6t boben auf 1869 gcltie-
gen it, worlinter 81 Offi6iere iino.
gSdbrenD Der glodt mar es auf Der
gIisne.8rout 5iemli6 rubig.
0eutihe 6Iie0cr i'm
3otlfofu$.
YetcrSburG, 90. g[uguit.
glu ser foufoiiicben Srout bat cine
9l6tbeihms cine Gompognie Eiirfen
ans Ger @eeeno bon W|ui6 pertricbeu
uno eiuigc @cfougcpc 0uriidgcbroht.
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&ritgs-
WperQtiOneu.
@umanien bon NluIIcm
nnfOeSrben.
Supaner lit Der S)RambI6u.
rel cUm5emtrirt.

8eutoniIdc Streittraitc 6obcn oic
6einOe in sudibut6oIc unO am
Serct6 oertrie6cn- 9ritiide
stellimaol in 5IunOcrn bon
Daltiben 5uriiderubert. Sta
liencr lncloen 5ortibritt bel
@ors. gldaoren eriolorci6
IN @aceOonieu. Qeuti6e 9om-
ben oltf eine 9obnitation I'M auu-
fqiuS gemorien.
Yerlin. %. Plug. (oia 2on0om.
5n Der WcocnO ocs Oituj G6olcs
an ocr rlllldnii6en 6ront 6o6cn teil-
ionlldJe Srl'pen ole SiigcIiicll1nGcn
9ellllrlllt. Dlcbr ais 600 Weionocnc
purorn aemadt. Gas Stricqsoepor.
tement tbeilt nit Dab Die glrlnee 0cs
5elomarl9aIls DladenIen oic Staot
ghmcelul engenomuen uno oen
6cino in noroweltIi6er Ridtllno an
pcrl9Ieoenen Stellun9cn auf 6cioeu
Seitcn oes SudibuG6oIes poriiber.
getrieben bat. Sort mur0en 1000
APonn 9eiangen lno orei @cl6iibe
erbclltet.
|erlin, 20. gIueliit, Gas 9(r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
Qemtide SnnItpsrIe bcrIfeincrl.

3 TO n %. 9luauit. ON
IebenseroBes Yortr1t Der oeuiiden
aronprin8eiiin Gerilie uno % onocrc
Selgem1Ioe, Die bon oem bcidIoa.
nobnten Norooelitiden 2lopo. Gam.
pier varonprin5eiiin Gecilic" bcriu.
ter genommen pitroen purocn beuie
in Den offentlihcn 8ouipeidcrn Der.
oiittionirt. Gas Rortr1t Der arou,
prin8eIItt puroe itn Sabre 1907 poit
@aipar Sitter ii aarIsrnhe aenaIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
g,crlunnScie glmcrifaner.

WttoiU0. Nnt., 29. glu9lilI.
Die Gerluitliite Der Ganaoier entbdli
ole Ramen Der foleenOen perwunOe.
ten glmeritoner: d. S. Gregory, 50.
nesboro, Sa.; s. 2ong Eed, Sano
9ofe, @lid. 6. u. 9op, Buffalo; 8.
IS. SoDlor Sos gInoeIeS; s. @aiIeD.
WlinneopoIis. Wlinn.; S. 8. S'Gon-
nor, @orceIter, Maii.; 3. Sacques,
2epiiion @lc.; S. 3. 6Iouogou, 30,
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gludl feim g9eilcnprcia ielIaeieEt

gYo II tngt0n, ~. glugulE. =
Dos Goniite melbes einen 9reis fiir
ggei5en icitieben ioa, Dertoate iib
6eiite 9(beno bis ntorgen 9ornlitiog
10 lt6r, obre einen Ereis an5ufiin.
0iqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Die Srodbt fir Giieuborren bon
9irminebonL 9Ila., nob Baltimore
lnlo ouoercu Std0ten 0es 0toroenS lit
nlf $4.60 pro Eonue feitaeictt NOR
0en.
Sn Sabre 1916 puroen in ben
Der. Staateu @oIo ltno Sil6cr i'm
ggert5e bon $141,543,0O0 proou5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

! 2le DtOle oeS PIuVuelleH uu8eHlelH
inOoilirt. Die Gommentore Ger
europdiiden Freiic nit SntereIic
eriuortet. II 0ic Olotc i'm Froto.
foa oes Gouorciies eineetraecn.
9lbidicoswort fir oic 9lutotra.
tie Der gSeIt.
49, oi6ington 20. glugnlt SSll
Observation-Disclosures ent1iiate bcute
oie DiSfuiiion Der 9lbmciiung Der
8rieocuooribIGgc SeS Eopiies orrd
ben @rdiioenten oaB iogor enige Der
Gntente-&cgierungeu nidt fir Die
prompte 9lrt imo @eiie, in pclc6er
Der @rdiioent cine 9lngeIe9enbeit bon
| FOLDER unee6cureu @ihtieteit eric
oigte, por6ereitet iunren.
Qie Gertreter DER @ntente in @oi6-
ington erfennen ober an, 0oB @rdii-
oent g9ilion quite imO geniiaenO
@riinoe fir iein ibneaeS Sonoeln
ge6obt ba6en mnB. Sine 0fiidant-
mort bonn @atifnn miro bier nibt IN
Ser n0ditcu Belt erportet; oueeocn
lportet man nit S5ntereiie auf Die
Gonlmeutorc scr 4reiic in europa
eini6licBGb Geuti6lono imo &eiter-
reiH
@anu Die 9lntiuortcn ami Die SSric-
oeuporIdldoe ocs EopiieS bon ben
! alliirtcn glegierlrngcu geionot tucr-
oen lit im Staots Gepartcment
nibt bcfonnt, man peiB nod nidt Gin
Dlol ob oie eigene 9otihait 6ereitS
in 9iom angclongt it,
Gie Niitglieoer ollcr @orteien in
Gonareiie oriidten ibre 3uitimmllng
81 Der gtote oes @rdiioentcn aus.
q + atuIotionS 0epei d en-.
@oibington 20. gluanit. -
9lus alien 16eilen 0es 2onoes treffen
Gcpelhcn inn @eiBen Souie cin, in
ipelCbcn Die glntlport oes @rdiioenten
Nilion oitf oie Observation-Disclosures
J locs gapItes Benedict ianftionirt
miro.
sSn ser ruiiiiden gotIdoft lpuroe
oeioot: Sic g[ntlport Ser Ser.
Stooten ouf oie Tricoens.9lote oeS
9gopites idcint ms Hulien Gin Slft
Scr hodIten politiiden Q9cisbeit Su
Iein imo correiponoirt iebr cng nit
Sen grin3ipien ltno 8iclen oes ruIii-
ihen goIfes, wie 0icielben in ser Gr-
fIdrlmo Der propiiorilcbcu ruiiiiAen
Teoierung iornllirt porOcn linO."
9l6i6ic0swort / iir oie glltt 0.
frqtie Scr @elt
SHaf6inQton 90. 9luguit. ~
Phi glutrag Oes Senators 9roOp
iuuroc Die 9lutuort oes %rGiioentcn
g9ilion ouf oen 6rieoensporIdlug oes
9SapItes, oie BON i6m olS oos leste
Nl6lhie0Sluort al Die 9lntotratic Der
g9clt daroftcriirt wuroc, gum Grud
inn 9Srotofoa Oes Gongrciies 6eorocrt.
Senator gro0p fiiate 6in5lt. ,Sb-
Icbon oieIelbe 0cn @orldlaa ocs Gap-
tics slriidipciit 10 5eiat oieielbe bod
oen anoercn g3ationen Sen gsea, mic
elm Sricoen IN qerchtcr uno ebren-
bofter g9eiie erreidrt mcrocn fam"
gorIber Stone bonn Senots-Go-
mite fiir ollSu1rtioe Bc,iemtnqcn
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81
Slmpn' Aaron 81
Sllnplpn, HoDeft @' ~
Slln9lnll' Sele'
Sl'n9lHlb W. zee, tf
SmliDi DtotrD &er
SMITH v. &9ler'
Snl'lp' - W.
Smlt1, ". w'arsOeH'
SmliD' ~. enmpell,
Snc'pocl, Sslltpll, 81,
softer, VeorBe "
Sianlproi SoDn @r
Stanleg, SSllIaul,
stciner, 9neo'
Stcpart %Dlano ~
StinlPlohi p' o.
Strans, Slaar SoDe'
Stump y. Iribnr' Srg
Shrratt, ". ~
Sboili 8. Nemprpte,
SBomas' vepafp S''
2bpniae' Samre'
SiPpett Sames w.
%olle' Nlil'o't
Solioil SIiOert ~
Spiirn, SpDn W
Soperc, SSm. V.'
Sihnot 3arolo'
Snder' elarenec u,
2nder' SnDn Il
Snrner' S1arles V''
Snrncr' 6rant U"
~pltart' @rnet'
Seallaee, eparles u
gsallb' Salles ~
gealirr, S'apDaeb
gsant' snlnael'
waro, ~oparo -
Mor'uen, =. o'a.pV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
ioa crbobt iucrOcn.

IdbIngen. aricg. g.proiiilicner
Ioa crbobt ipcrOcn.
Noibtnqtou 90 gIu9li
Scr @ipicl oes Gonteitcs i'm Senat
iibcr oic ariceSncucr.8in wuroc
belitc 6urd oos Geriiiecu iibcr Die
Stcucr.9eItiumineen Der 3eiiunag.
6crousgcbcr mo Die groiiung ser
langcrporteten Geboite iibcr oic BE-
Iteuerlma Der 9riees.@roiite crrcidt.
Iie bcrporltebenoen gntpidclun.
gen moren:
Oie @etitionen fir Ole 9egreu'
5une Der Icbattc mo ons Gr5winacn
Der boIOigcn 9luuabme Der 9ia lucl.
tbe BON 5l Senotorcn umter5eidnct
moren. murocn bonn Senator Snn.
mons cingereidt. Cine glbliinnnmg
iibcr Die Moultorbs.Gegeln bart
nidt Dor 6reitog 0orsenonmcu mcr.
ocn.
Gic gcrmcbrimg Der llmIagc allf
aricgS.@roiite bon $562.000,000
auf $i.060.O00.000 mnroen in
glmcnocmerts ourb Scuuior Sim.
mons fir sic Nlebrbeit oes 6iuan5.
GomiteS Ooreeihlagen, iino 5par ais
GompronIiB, i'm cine raoitalc @rbo'
bing 81 oermeioen.
Ger Scuat mahte 9lenoerungen in
Ser Bill, melde oic Steuer anf
ariess.Froiite oui 22,470.000
bringen iuiirOe.
Cic 8oribriit, cine 5.pro3entige
Special. @intomncniteicr BON 3ci-
timgsberolisgebern 81 er1eben wuroc
obne ytomensauirif geiiridlcu.
Gofiir iuuroc abcr oas 3oncn-Sp.
item iiir erb06te Eoitraten iiir @oii.
laden 5Ipciter aIaiic iubitihirt Sin
8eriud, aud oieicn 9lbihnitt 3u
itreihen, miro ipdter gcmodt
Die Gisfuiiiou Ser 9ill miro NOR.
gen NIT elmer 9lcoe Oes Senators
lluocriuooo beeiunen pelher 3l
@uniieu eines 5ubititiitcs ocs zeno.
tors 8aufbeoo iiir @erncbrlng ocr
aricgSproiit-Steiter cintreteu pia
Senator SimnonS boiit SAB nit
Der 9eratbung Der 9ia uadite @ode
gelhloHen miro, un0 ebc iiber sic
@ouItorb ReioIitiou obaeiiinmt
miro, mill er Den Senot eruhcn ci.
men Gag iiir oie gIbitimmnmg ii6er
Die Bill feIi5uieten. @em oie 9leacl
oneenommen miro, erbdIt ieoer Se.
notor einc 5hiuoe fir cine 8coc
ii6er ole gorlage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Mluurc, geiilinnb
Wlorris, Subn E.,
Wlurgau, Su1n g.,
MioruDit, 2onis Wi.,
Wlurp0H, Sames Glarte,
MinrraD, Gtap1anL Sr.,
gliRcl SenrD Wi,
Norris, Seiierion o.
giurris, ggiiliam g,
S'8erraI, 9iireO o.
S1ben, Miniont g.
S'Miara, Goiparb ",
S'glcil, Games g.,
Cpic, ~. g.,
Sttcnbcimcr, Gmil g.,
gadaro, 9llurria r.,
Raae, q. 9ioaers,
Narbelu, glnoreip ~,
9carom, Srancis g.,
@cnninlan, @co. 9U60iM
9'crline, gsiaIam s., Or,
96clps, So6n,
Qinimcr, 5ramI 3,
9sipcr, SamcS,
g'irimer, Miniam g.,
9'lcniants, @iharo g.,
9,oolid, @iaiam 81
Hpe, Cigar 9nlau,
9'oricr q. eianleb,
9,pnlineN, ggm. O.,
@ratt Sobn g., 9r,
@rc1um 50. o.,
EuialeD, Gbarlrs s.,
nninn, u. 2,
0labcliiie, @eorec g.,
MameB, 3rant g.,
0iawls, gviniam s.,
9lcoca, g. 3. 3d.
Olein1cimrr, SrCb'f g.,
9icqnarot, Su6u DR.,
9iih, GDarlco g.,
Jiim, Gblunrb ~,
0iibaelN, 0lnGtou DR.,
Misos, 9llircb N.,
giisas, 2aiuraiph
Olp6iuion, 8. o.,
0loacrs, @rnfiuu 2lObb,
0loacrs, 2. 9al,
Moh, 6. Wionroe,
0iot6, 9Duie z.
MmsG 0arrb @clles,
Gannele, 2OniS,
eanirD, Soiepb g.,
enppiit1ton, q. 9iibaelA,
eaucrucin, 6. 0lllan, 3r,
Garon, ggi1iam,
Gnaciier, 0iuriun
emieiRnacr 3. d.,
emmi6t 2. @nnl,
emocnciS, 0loolp1,
9huatia, ~. 0erbman,
eelbmaH 9IleTanber,
eemmec, Sobn g., Sr.,
Sen, sIleGaubcr 8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
D. u. Este SiIber
aioeOrS an an
StiGbenOen Gid)trr Der Sbrrltrn StQOt(Srri0tSbanf
BON 2sarfmores fiiBrenoem 2sedBfsan4pacen.
Don 2SoGfimore's fiiBrenoen 3Se6ts
bad ,. s. @fe SiI0er, go.


lem Sh fM @ II
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9lnoerion grnmcr d.,
0rmiirung, Gbarlce Dr.,
Mrnolb, gpnrrcH ",
@admant Charles o.,
Nocr, 0lo0ert n,
0asbB, 9llfrco, Sr.,
NagbM 0bnrlcs g.,
@afCp 8enianIin o.,
Batter, 3. Qll0crt,
SnlSluin, 0li9nal 10,
gaI6iuih G1arles g.,
Sallnro, 9,nnl o.,
SallOn, 2pillinni Nl.,
9nribulDmaci, ". s.,
gaDaro, yiimarO s.,
@nbIeb Wm. g.,
SabIor, SoGn,
Ventt0, 0rncit Ee.,
Necuiutes, 6. Sobu,
Yebn, Charles g.,
SerrB, SaIper Dr., Sr,
Sinocr, aonio,
Slano, 9i. Soiparb,
9loebe, q. g., Sr.,
SUoas, Samuel e.,
Suno, Tnfc,
9onO, Snab g., ST.,
Sunial, 2eieb,
SoclcN, Charles D.
Yomooin 0cnrg g.,
Solucn, ScKc r.,
Solpers, Games 30,
9cwie, 0laen e.,
@Uluic, Garter E.,
Howic, Clarence ST.
SoBb, ". Sitntcr, 3r.,
Brandt 3. Niiiton
Srcnt, Duncan &c.,
@rcwcr, 9amcs o.,
Nrooic, Ssracl o.,
NruiUnIen, Gbmin g.,
Nrnce, 9e. Gabril,
Srnic @rrbcrt W.,
Sud, 6Darlcs S.,
Snif, g. @lcIbin,
SunOd, WlOrtun D.,
SHnaer souis g.,
0ampoen, 9,ctcr g.,
Saplan 0lObert g.,
Garer, Sruueis &,
Harcg, @curgc g.,
Gnrr 9llircb g.,
00anccIlur, ". gernarb,
Chapman, U. gaNlp,
GIagett, Charles,
GIari, @nIier g.,
TIarlc, 9oI. 49,
0odeD, GOarlcs g.,
Sunltablc, gsm. 9rpper.
GorL 5illmorc,
0ncL 2. eianislaus,
Gooh Ticiur g.,
GoperDaOer, s1os. r.,
SroR, 3obn Gmorb,
(glug9Oib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

9inllegi SoDil'
3istg, Sbos. 6oleD,
NORMAN, eDarles o.
@ctinlalii SSns. u,
@olmes' ". @arrg'
3lsbicr' vs. W.,
1noslils, 2slll'nHt ~
@hoDes' Norlaib
SiloDcs, Serlllol 81
@nnDcS' 2Don'nS'
"hh'er, ~ v"lton'
pnrlpd' oiarellee @1
9nrlt SoDh 81
@pnlon' 9ehrp ~ Srg
SRA Sphie 81
SoBalli'leib Eaillr
SoD'lioii 9olnIee w.
SoBnion' 8. @eIl'sleg'
Sop"loh ~n1' 0en,
SoDillton' eoiparp W.
SoDnitoi, 3. 3erpert
@anlt SenIamlil
@rDof w. w.
SeloangB, 4. @'loen,
Nennrg, N'artin w.
@eplln9cr, som ~
@ehler' ~eorse -
~lii9, @ar'lpel' Dr.
Nleda' Sanses tS1
3lpd, SeSile NJ
Sate' %pi'is Vs.
Sanlar, Snrlile D. VI
sane' Jra D.
Satane Jansce W.
Sal'dlbelnler Sploon ~
Sahterpam' i5reo' w.
SeaIiit y willo%
zee, Sopu T. w
Scoln' @arrD ~
SihtDlsnnb SeiV -
SlpDo' N'aollon "
S"pm S0Oh ~
Sh'pafob Ytu"i y"
Sgen' s. ~'l''0~
W'o@en, AflOHr w. Sr'
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GrUk, 70. 9rOine,
0rutbrre, W. gpaltcr,
Drummer, Gonarb e.,
0niBlUn, O. g.,
DarlcB, SoGn ~,
Tai1icM Wlilionb
Tawipn, 2. 0iii,
9alugOm, N. s.,
Dennis, Sancs H.,
TcnniS, Gamncl g.,
Dinncen, SenrN s.,
DOnncll1, GouarO 9ls
9Dna1crtO, SEQ 3,
9nmlcr, Snbn s.,
Duncan So6n .. g.,
1nuran geiniam o.,
9nOaIl, 9iidlar6 d.,
6b1, 6. Nrtbnr,
0niott 9u1n s.,
Gmorb, @rrmaH 8. s.,
6nnlanb, SoI. Soiunienb,
Gnier, 9lnenit
Bnrbcr, Gblpin s.
ScrnSncr, 2onis g.,
6idlcn, Gonicc g,
Tiner, So6n s.,
3lciIdmann, gllbcrt g.,
8lBnh 9ernarb 3,
8or6cS, @rnrgr,
Brc6erid, GRacne,
8recng, Ncni. T.,
s5ricocl, s. 0barleS,
j5roelidcr, 9ous, Sr.,
@ault, @lnttbeiu,
@il6ert &nrrO g.,
@ilf, 9ll0crt e.,
@ill, 9lo0ert g.,
@ilf, 9lObert s.,
@lcnn, S0bn Sr.,
WOf6man, 8. COMM
@olSeboroneb, ". g.,
WoioSnlilb, 3oicp6 e.,
WolSiionc, Ml. 0cnrB,
Wpna6, @crnarb Y.,
Wractcl, q. Glcm,
@rabanL 9. yieluell,
@reao, Wlanrice,
&all, z. 8nnniIter,
Sarbcatle, gllcrs st.,
1arfcb, G6arlcc g.,
0arper, Gimcr wl.,
0nrris, 9aul 9l.,
NarriIon, 6. Wlorris,
part ". Micl6onrne,
1ariuoub, stephen g.,
3nbben, Charles O.,
Scia9e, Il. g.,
Scia1c SObn Wi.,
0eimiller 0erman Z. ~,
oeIfrih, @iliom o.,
0cubcrion y. SarriS,
8cpbrpn 9anes DR.,
SINGING, GowIit
9iIlearN, 3. 9lirg, Sr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

ger5iicniII9i bon clarfnec s. golDi' eda0m ciIicF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
&TitgsIttatr- DILL.
WtanlfOrbrrgel III |Ors
i6IaS Sebra6t.
NyIurgem iUIl Oaritbcr abs
aeItimntt iuerOem.

5cnotor Sinmons bolit Die @ia
na6Ite ISOLDE 8ur 9lnno6mc 5u
brinsen. 0ie egtro.Sieuer
fiir 8eitlmssberousseber aciiri.
den. Cine Soncniicuer aui
9oTtiaden speiter aIoiic uorac'
itbIosen. arics,proiiiiicncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
llDillon's Antwort
GntCMtc : &cgiCrMngcn
ni6t bOrbCrCitet.
Sritiidje YrciIe emtbicIt
it6 Der GOmmemtnre.

Die O&ote oes @rdiiocnten anocmein
inOoiiirt. Qie gommcntore Scr
enropaiiden 9rciic nit Sntcreiic
erioortet. 0ic OIote i'm @rOto.
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lie 0cr ggeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

YetcrSburn %. glugiiit n
gln ser foufoiiitben Sront bat cine
9l6tbeilmg cine Gompognie &iirten
ans Scr @e9eno bon Wliib pertrie6cn
puo einige @cfouecnc 5uriidgcbrodt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-22
OPPOSES RNLISTTNG THE TUBER-
CULOUS.
National Association Warns Against
Threatened Danger To New Army.

New York, June Aroused by re-
ports that history of tuberculosis or
| even the existence of the disease In
some form will not be considered by
some medical examiners as a bar to
enlistment in the United States Army
and Navy, the National Association
| for the study and prevention of tuber-
culosis is urging federal authorities
the Importance Of taking every pos
| stble precaution to prevent the spread
of tuberculosis among enlisted men
through the breaking down of afflicted
| persons or persons with history of
tuberculosis. Such cases, developing
rapidly under the rigors of army life,
constitute serious menace to those
who enter the ranks without infec-
ton.
Resolutions to this effect have been
sent to President Wilson, the Council
of National Defense. and to the sec
retaries of War and the Navy
1t is pointed out in the resolution
that it has been the experience of the
warning nations of Europe that cases
of incipient and even moderately adj
vanced tuberculosis are frequently
unrecOgniZed in the routine examina-
ton of recruits; and that inactive tu-
berculosis is frequently rendered &C
tive by the physical and mental strain
and exposure of modern warfare.
THE appalling prevalence of tuber-
culOSiS in the armies both in the field
and in the concentration camps with
the inevitable and widespread extern
sion of the infection from these to the
civilian population is the greatest of
all health problems presented by the
present var" it continues. and the
extreme gravity of the situation de-
mands that the services of all the
most highly trained men available be
utilized most effectively for projections
against the occurrence of conditions
nov prevailing in France and other
countries"
The Association recommends the en-
li3tment Ey the Council of National De-
tense Of the best available tuberculosis
experts and agencies in the country
GOr the following specific purposes:
"ta) To make under the COM
mand of a ranking medical officer of
the army corps repeated routine eX-I
aminationS and observation of re-
crnits while in training and mobiliza-
ton camps for the purpose OF detect
ing any obscure tuberculOus LESSONS:
"(bl To utilize and enlarge the cX-
listing sanatoria and hospitals of our
country so that all cases Of tubercu-
losis arising in our forces may be ad-
cared for as near az posi- |
bic to their own homes;
"tcD To work out in cooperation |
with existing health authorities a def |
mite, comprehensive and construc-
tive program for adequate prevention
and control of tuberculosis among
the whole population"
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Judge. Winfield; William Fl. Condor
Clerk, Winfield Archie '. Porter
GAtekeeper, Winfield.
District No. 10.-John H. ShlrN'
Registrar Middleburg; A. \. torneS'
Judge. Keymar; Wellington q. Bonn
Clerk. Middleburg; F. Leroy Grouse
Gatekeeper. Middleburg.
District No. John w. heln'
Registrar, New Windsor; Chas. u
Repp, Judge, New Windsor; John H.
Brown, Clerk, Dennings; Harvey u
Lambert. Gatekeeper, Westminster
District No. 12-William Nooo'
Registrar, Union Bridge: Chas' T..
Gray, Judge, Union Bridge; Charles
E. Selby, Clerk, Union Bridge; jacob
Nusbaum, Gatekeeper, Union Bridge
District No. 13-AlviE F. Cona"ay~
Registrar, Mt Airy; John W. HOOD
Judge, Mt. Airy; David W. Smltn'
Clerk. Mt. Airy; John e, Davis, Ga-'-
keeper, Mt. Airy.
District No. 14.-John S. Bushe!'
Registrar, Woodbiue; Cornelius A.
Mulhnix, Judge, WoDdbine; Rohe[I
Bennett, Clerk, Sykesville; VIM ~
Fernworth, Gatakeeper, Westminster
ALONZO B.. SELLMAN,
EDWARD O. DIFFENDALA
WILLIAM Fl. PAINTER,
Board of Supervisors of Election tor
Carroll County.
Test:-JacOb Long, Clerk.
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| European coalition against us. In
Manila Bay Admiral Won Dietrich was
only restrained from turning his guns
on our fleet by the certainty that II
he did. the British Admiral would
Join Admiral Dewey.
No one with any knowledge of inter
national law has ever denied the per-
feet regularity of the sale of munitions
by a. neutral to either belligerent. Even
Berlin and Vienna have not ventured
to do that. But the German people are
furious at us for doing what they did
in our war with Spain and in the Rus
so-Japanese war, and if We had submit
ted to the submarine war it would not
have saved us in the event of Germany
winning the war with Great Britain
and France.
II Germany were able to OverpOwer
those nations it would reinforce it's
fleet from theirs and then invite us to
pay the cost of the war, or take the
consequences, and this would have
happened if we had never carried our
opposition to the submarine campaign
beyond the nOtewriting stage.
We have got to help France and
Great Britain break the power of Ger
many, or we must face that power
with no allies after the present war
shall end in a dominant Germany. If
Germany can overthrow France and
Great Britain we shall lose the Phil
ippines and Hawaii. Porto Rico and
the Virgin Islands, and we shall eth
er lose the Panama Canal or see a
German fortified naval station set up
near it.
From Hamburg to the Persian
Gulf" may not seem to concern US,
but it does, for it is the base line OF
German domination Of the world,
which includes us, and we have got
% defeat Pan-Germanism or take Or
1ers from it.-Philadeiphia Record.
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WE FIGHT DEFENSIVELY

We are fighting Germany on the sea
ard in Europe to avoid fighting her ON
our own soil If we do not break the
power Of Germany abroad we shall
have to fight it at home.
Nc person who is familiar with the
literature OF Pan-Germanism, on
which a generation Of Germans have
been reared, has any doubt about this.
The German Government has not even
tacitly accepted the Monroe Doctrine
and German writer's of the dominan'
class have invariably treated it with
contempt and hostility. The attitude
of Brazil and other South American
nations IS due to Germany's efforts u
establish it's political power within
their limits.
In the war with Spain German
backed the latter. Every opprobriou
eDi.het was hurled at Americans. Tn
G3 eminent undertook to form
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minister No. IL
District No 4, Precinct No. 1.-Wil-
liam NJ. Tracey, Registrar, Patapsco;
William. VI Gfsr- Judge, Iamotte;
Richard Miller, Clerk, Patapsco; Al
fred Ward, Gatekeeper, Westminster.
District No 1, Precinct No. Geo.
iB. KNOX, Registrar, Finksburg; David
A. Arnold. Judge, Westminster; Oscar
G. Monroe, clerk. Finksbarg; john
A. Baker, Gatekeeper. Westminster
District No. 3.-Wm. H. B. Hepnar.
REGISTRAR. Sykesyille; Waiter M. Ar
ringtoa. Judge, Marriottsxille; Arthur
II. Hush, Clerk. SykesvfIle; Geo E.
BenlSett, Gatekeeperb SEkesV1lle.
District No. 6, Precinct No. l.-tno-
4. Miller, Registrar, Mllers; Geo. w.
J. Everhart, Judge, Manchester; Geo.
" Miller, Clerk, Ineboro; Thomas
B. Hams, Gatekeerer, Millers.
District No. 6, Precinct No. g
Jacob B. Lynerd. Registrar, M&nches-
aar; Vim. A. Burgoon, Judge Man
chester; Geo. E. Smith, Clerk, Man
chester; Ephraim w. Garrett, Gate
keeper, Manchester.
| District No. Z, Precinct No. l.
John T. Zahn. Registrar, Westmin-
ster; Charles M, Bankert, Judge, West
minister; Paul Shipley, Clerk, West
minister; George A. Chresr, Gatekeepr
err, Westminster.
District No. Z, Precinct No. q
John E. Yingling, Registrar, West
minister; Jesse Roger, Judge, West
minister; Granville Lippy, Clerk,
Westminster; John Greenwood, Gate
Loopor Westminster
District No. Z, Precinct No. s.
Clarence w. Duvall, Registrar, West
minister; VIM. III. Coppersmith, Judge
Westminster; Jas. w. Beacham, Jr.,
Clerk, Westminster; Hezekiah Bow
ersox, Gatekeeper, Westminster.
District No. Z, Precinct No. A.
Harry C. Sullivan, Registrar, West
minister; Harry Starr, Judge, West
minister; Upton e. Myers, Clerk,
Westminster; Jno. H. Byers, Gate
keeper, Westminster.
District No. Sc. Watson Turner,
Registrar, Hampstead; Harry Van
dever, Judge, Hampstead; J. VIM,
Kelbaugh, Clerk, Hampstead, J. Wit
field Murray, Gatekeeper, Hampstead
District No. 9.-James A. Easton.
Registrar, Winfield; Ernest T. Cover,