davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
Captured Seven .'Yanks."

J. 7. Smith, of Virginia f1nds no
greater pleasure than in the recount
ing Of how he captured seven Union
men single-handed.
= 81 am not Dragging, because IL was
not much to my credit the way / got
them, but the captain OF our company
congratulated me for IL anyway" said
the modest Smith.
ut happened this way:
cit was one Of those battles which
were going back and forth over the
field, and in one retreat 1 got down
in the cellar of an old house trying
to get away. One OF the Yanks came
down there, too, and told me to sur
render, which was glad to do. Then
six more came down. and they all had
me prisoner. Just then l looked out
the window OF the cellar and saw that
the tide Of the battle had turned our
way and / told my captives so and
ordered them to surrender to me.
They looked out and saw the way Of
the battle and surrendered, and /
marched them back of the lines, seven
Of them captured single-handed."
There is a large American nag hung
directly in front Of the veterans when
they 60 to the stand to register. One
old soldier looked up at the flag, talk
ing to himself.
WELL" he murmured, I'm mighty
glad that al Those stars are still
there"
The Boy Scouts were of especial
interest to the veterans.
They just handle themselves like
men," said one, land seem to know
just what they are about all the
time"
'T had hardly put my foot through
the gate when one grabs my bag like
It belonged in his hands and not
mine" said another.
They will make good soldiers some
day" said a third; they are all fine
looking little chaps and real useful.
which is more than you can say
about most little chaps"
Since z. J. Reed stopped hghting
in "a. he has been cultivatinE q
beard, and Il has been intensive cultI-
waiting, too. As a result he has a
growth from his chin that he could
brush the dust of his shoes with.
Reed swears by his beard. Reed Ia
from Roanoke, and was in Chew's
Battery, Stuart's Horse Artillery. He
was in the thick OF the battle OF the
Wilderness, and was wounded in the
calf of the leg.
T. Talbot is in town looking for
his brother, but most OF his difficult
ties are over. because he has found
out that his brother is in town, and
how to find him. Talbot is from
Texas
1T was a long trip up here" he
said. and the worst part OF IL was
that 1 couldn't sleep for two or three
nights before I started from thinking
about II, and then, OF course, l
couldn't sleep on the train.
But I was telling you about my
brother. Well, when ! went on to
war my brother was younger than
was. and he stayed home for a couple
Of years until he was needed real
bad. We didn't manage to get to-
gether, and when the war was over
we couldn't md each other, and we
didn't see each other for thirty-seven
years, and then we met by accident.
So, YOU see, we like TO kind Of keep
in touch with each other at these re-
unions"
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
TO RECEIVE GEORGIA VETS.

Confederate Veterans from Georgia
have beJn invited to q reception at
the Marine Barracks from 4 until 9
o'clock this afternoon by Mrs. Charles
w. NII.-ams, in honor OF Mrs. John
B. Gordon. There will be a concert
by the Marine Band.
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
GERMANY PROMISES
CAPTTVES' SAFETY

LONDON, June 4-Arrange-
ments have been completed with
the German government for the
withdrawal Of all British war
prisoners from the firing line, &C.
eordinE to an O6ieial announce
ment.
The prisoners will be kept .
minimum distance Of 30 hlo-
meters QSM miIes) from the ac-
tual front. both in the eastern and
western zones.
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
PILoIAeE LAWS COMPLIED.

A comprehensive analysis Of the pilot
age laws Of the various States and COM
munlties having Jurisdiction In the
United States. has been published BY the
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce.
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
CROWD CHEERS Battle FLAG.

H. F. Douglass nag bearer Of the
Confederate Veteran camp from New
Bern, N. C, accompanied by a dele
CATION of about two score New Bern
veterans. was roundly cheered as he
bore one Of the first blue and gray
battle" fags through the Union Sfa-
ton this morning.
The Washington times., 1917-06-04
Orphan Brigade Pride Of South
Sixty Left of Original LAO VIII Be Prominent
In Procession of Confederate
Veterans.

Washington is host today to the remnant of band of fight
ing characterized by Gen. Joseph Johnson he best
in the Confederacy The survivors of this command parc
pated actions and each of them one or more
of wartime wounds The command known as "he Orphan
The Washington times., 1917-06-04

There is a large American flag hung
directly in front Of the veterans when
they 60 to the stand to register. One
old soldier looked up at the flag, talk
ing to himself
We'll" he murmured, I'm mighty
glad that al Those stars are still
there"
The Washington times., 1917-06-04

1920 Ga. Ave. N. w.
18th & Perry place N. w.
18th & Kenyon SITS. N. w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

TretGliu Srou Y6iI @oeion oriid-
fen oen eiiri0eu Nlit6elierinneu oea
ber5lic5lien Gonf aus mo monde
S6rone perlte in Den 9(iaeu 9IIIer,
ais man oas 6er5lide, treue 3nlau.
mempirfen Der Wlitglieoer betonte,
Cos imaetriibt, bis aui Oieien Gag BE-.
Iie6t lmo Der 9IuBcupelt ais 9iteS
geilpiel oienen fam. glad Oeu id0.
men Rcoen unO @egenreoen iiberga6
man oem @emeinOeidabnlciIier oeu
9leinertroo Oes Gro6eerenieitcs
Sooonn 6eiprad man ernitlib ooS
Dem 9Sollor Ster9er in 9lnsiidt 9e.
liic1te .9olfsicit ipeIhcs Guoe 9lu-
al1t i'm ,.6onniioiter.@ari" unter
aIlgemeincr 9et6eiliaung Dor iid &c.
ben foil. uno Die id0ne, aite 3eit 100
Der UroBpater Die GroBmutter na6nL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
N6ret Sic eyrauen!

Gfue i1onc @erianmtma driitIi.
de- 8roucn iano oeitern 9odmiitos
imiSdul6oiie ser oeutihen Grei'
cinigicits-airde itatt. GS mar nidt
nur ole genobn6eitSmdBige WlonatS-
DcrIomnthmg ionOern iie trng oen
g6orafter inuigiter @eielligfeit, mas
in oieier erniien 3eit nibt bod ge.
nua aeId1bt weroen fam Ser erite
9lftis 6eiidno in elmer duBerIt onge-
mc6nleu llnter6aItllna nit leibliGen
nno geiitiger @eniilien mo Oohn
na6n mon Oie glbrednung iiber oas
Dergangene Gro5eerenielt Dor, oos
iidl ais ciu ncnuarteter Grfols er'
uies. Sopo6l Die FrdiiOentin 6ralI
Seuriette Siiitner, aIs and Die Se'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Sin Ssrutcit SufO6 edifFs.

@elt6efanntcr E6ilant6rop gegen
discrimination inn 9ieniie oes
&oi6en arcl5eS aeaen in Geutid6-
louo aeborenc lmO oercu glb.
fommlinee. 9etra6tet Oielelbe
9 ais cine 9eIciOiglng loDoler 9iir-
ger in Oieiem 2ouOe.
Gie @eriiigung oeS stoots.Sefre-
tGrs 9oniiug an Oos o9Imeritoniibe
9iot6e &rell5" 6e3iigIid Der 9iiHtan-
iteGlng bon 1eutiden oOer 2eiten
oieier gl6itomning in Gieniien OeS
..Got6cn areu5eS" bat i'm gon5en
2an0e bicl Stou6 aufgeluir6elt. Sect
bot nm Sofob S. SAiii, Der weIibe.
fannte, aus 0euti6ldnO itonmenoe
@bilanibrop an Seru Gaming Elm
Sdreiben geri6tet, peldes iiderlif
Die 3uitimmung aaer TeiItiden in
oieicm 2on0e bat. Gahelbe lautet
iolgenOernoBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
9sreOisrm fHr's 0lOt6c Srsns.

On allen airden oppelliren Die ga.
itoren fir oas 9Rotbe areu5. -
Die Summe bon $1,5O0,O0O, Oie
OlarDlqno oaf6riugen ioll nod
lange nidt erreidt ~ 10000
9luiiorOerlnaeu 5ur 9eiiieiienuo
ourd Die @oit.
sSn alien airden UlarDlonO's op-
pcllirten geitern Oie @eiitlidbeu an
ole @eneinocn 0os &ot6e 8reli5 ii
Der Grlangumg BON $t,5O0.0O0, Oen
G6eil, 0eu ser Staat 81 Dem Sum.
oert.D1iIlionen-6onos Der Sr9oniid.
tion beiitenern ioll. 5u imteritiiben.
SSu Der reiditeu Stride Ger StaOt bis
3ur fleiniten 9legerfirhe iprtrOe ge.
tern Oieier 9lpfell erloiien lmO mon
boiit, ooB er nidt obne 0ReIultat blei.
ben miro. Wlond)e Der airden.bieIteu
i6re glot6e areu5.@ottesoieniie anI
W3orqen. SSn Der Greter Olenoriai.
S}irc6e belt 81 Q. GolOS6orous6 einc
glnIpra6c IN Ger es Die Yflidt zines
ic0eu guteu 9iir9ers nonnte, 81 Dem
5onoS bei5niieuern.
g(nl g6en0 belt 9iihof Slt6er
ggiIlon BON Nelu.Yorf cine Yreoigt
iiber Sic 9otid6oit ser Slaaae" IN
Der Rolano SGorf 6iid0iliden Wletbo.
Oiiten.airdc unO in Ser Storr met6.
prot. Stride nnO ser Ct WlarD's
mei6. prot Stride 81 SompOeH ion.
Den e6cniolls potrotihe @ottesOien-
ite liott
Scitc 9l6eno ioll sic Gonpaanc
3nu 9l6idluB ge6raMt perOcn, mo
na6er uiiiien sic 9lgenten oeS 9lo.
t0eu areu3cs beutc nod ge6orig ar.
better. sic meroen iidJ irii6 am Nor.
oen i'm Souptqnartier 9lr.17 South
StroBe uerianrmeln mo Damn Den
QonBen Gag 6inOurd cmiig on ocr
9lrbeit Iein. glntporten oui 10000
9lppeIle al einselne Eerioneu 81 oeni
Son0S bei5nneuerb ndiiien ae0ilnet
lnio Die notbieeil Gintraglngen ae-
modt meroen, Sen SdInB ser Gam
pagne miro eine StroBen.@ara0e bill.
0en. Man icodbt, Dab nit oen 9ei.
iieucruneen in Sen Counties bis iebt
.OO0O0O inhirrihirt mor0en iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

oenI 6eriiaen @cidledt por Nasea
itcllt Tieics aeplonic spltaicr4
beoari o0rr Der trcucn llnicriiiGull
lmierer treucn oeuibcn @ercmc mo.
Capitalization
Ginc meiierc Geriammlma set
6raiien jolt on -onWoq ben i3.
SiIli, abgeDalten Uer0cn mI oiclel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
ilntcrIaltnna s.ggcoiuriTcr.

.0ippObrome" 8auoebiue uno g9nnoelbiloer.
,,0ictorla -8ouoeOiQe uno lennoebiloer.
,,0iOer Ylew Bart" IdglidD GOn3erte Auo
niloere glttruitiOHen
,,gaB ebore" ~ IdaIicb Gon8erie uno anoee
llnierbaltnuQcI.
,'OiuSnn Sai" - IdeIid 8anoebiue uHb
nn0ere llHterbdiungeu.
,,SoiiHmopo 9ari' Sdel6 &auoebiene,
TGnB tiio anoere llnierbalmHgen.
,,ocrmaune Xart", 8enir 3lDab - IagliD
NduneDiQe W(uili uno Lan3.
,,EUldleiter" - 4dglCD 9rhriionen per Sdm'
picr .pouile".
,,eOpe 9Uint" IdQlioD GacDmiiiagss ss@rinrs
oHen, auo0cnommen Sonnials
,,tSrici0M,Nimte" WlOnoi0ein Sriurlioncn
ie6en NSoniag. Niiiimo6 uno 5reiaa per Sam
nier a0urnona" bonn Bier 9lr. 1, c91ts nno
9rait Eirdhe.
,,iInQariiiheS Nrni" Eienlida, 3. Suit
Qrobes nnanrlides Soisiet IN n0enierts
Bari, Gorien Cane
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

&ol3leiMci l5im StclCpertricr 0es
crfralfi.n GeOiitrors). rSie iinoen
oIio. ooB oic 9icgiitratur Iieorlib Ge-
iiibrt iltY~
r@apiBl Gen S1mlpitobot bat
cr I'M Sadie n9I", oic aiinmclilaid.
ir 6ode IS" liu0 Die 3igarreu I'M
sSahc .Y~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

i'm iiioIihcn Iiirilt iiir dl meiiereS
@cr66r om 6 5Gli iciiacAalteu GoI.
lig9 mei5ci1 icnei &crlnit oal 6rci'
ta0 mo ioQta oaB cr rcim Ginliei.
0sa 10 leit 2iio BON einem geaers
}rio olsroleH lcur0e nn0 pan elmer
aetFlacq icMc 9ricial9a aus ieiner
loidc ita5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

,Srdu: o9lh, ticirr cnoloie 6eIo
0uNl sect bin ic6 idon bier @}onoie
nit neinenI Nlonne Dl3eirothet unO
bobr ibnI rod feline er5igc @arDi-
ncnpre0igt bolien t0nncnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Gr: .,sSdl hotte Sic mirflih nict

OF. uNS1l boTte Sle mIrillcD nlNt
crtaiut mcnn Sie Sbre Wiasfc uiht
dbgcnomncu bdttcn"
Gic: .9Ibcr icb bobe sic alli oen
eriten Nlid crfonnt."
@r: .So, mie 0eun2"
Sie; u@cil Sic inImer cine @Ioslc
trogen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
9 Il m ei d Q Ibaft.

Mloior Ceiueu llntcrltnno bciidti.
Qcn0): uSdau mie ioubcr nn0 nett
cir sic gSduoc beutalt bnbcn; oas III
mo6l $br crlerHtes &an0mcrf?"
2anoihrmmonn: $50 bin 0lnit.
molerl"
aSo, 10, MIR aunitualer2 Go. ie.
oenioll5 bobei Sies 10 gut 9cnlacbt
ooB Sie ib oireft ais Getorations-
mailer ousaeber f0nntcnr 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

&lmoc: o@ieIcs alte NloOel BON
1906 5eiaeu sic luobl mr. nm 81
bepciiet wie oalter6oit Sbre ghIto.
mobile iin0,
gllto &dnoler: Gas acrooe nid)t
9lber oas 9luto lit cine Nlerhpiiroig.
fciu inioiern, ais lie tcine cin8iac Na.
potbcf ami iid ocbabt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Nus 0en ubrlgell BnnoessBeIIer'
beobodtlues Stationeu wuroen Die
foIgenoen b0hiten EempertllreL Die
nm 8 llbr eeitern 9lbeno berridteM
beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
eOnMcmaMiNana nus .llnteraana.
ylmtb
g9etterauSfidIieu.

Sir N2arpIano unO ben Giitrift
Columbia beutc id0n uno Weitli6e
98tnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

ole 0lllllllIllHHB uueI 1ellllUtH w
oieiem 2onoe bat. Ianelbe laltet
iolgenOernlaBen:
Olep.gorf, "a. Suni 1917.
n9ie6er Serr, SefretGrl @or 3pei.
unoiiinf5ig Sa6renl uabOem idb aus
Qeuti6lono eingemonoert lpor, bin
id ans meinem eigenen ireien @illen
glmerifoncr gemorOen mo ieitOeu
lit, tpie ih iagen 81 oiirien claude,
meiue 9oDolitdt gegen 9lmerifa in
@eOonfen ipic in ser Gbot e6enio tiei
tmO ebenio itorf gepeien, iuie irgeuO
eiueS geboreneu 9lmeritanerS.
Sd 0ori wobl iagen, OaB id ieOe
ii6 mir bietenoe @elegen6eit benuBt
babe, an conitruftiper grbeit fir Die
9eIierlmg unO StGrfung meines
2anoeS in ser @irflibfeit mo in
SOcolen mit5uarbeiten inO 81 belieil
&ur5, id babe mid bemii6t, I'M noll-
iten Slime OeS @ortes, ipie ih es
pcrite6e, Elm outer 9iirger 81 icin
SD babe meme ainOer i'm gleiben
@eiltc cr5oeen mo iett, no Die IeBte-
rem iclbit ain0er baben, bin i'd iiter
OaB oie ainoer meiner ainOer lnter
Den eleiden giniliiiieu er5ogen wer'
oen
@is iebt babe id ielt aegloibt,
DAB nidts eei6ebeu f0nne, uoourb
i'd nit Der idtueigenOen 3uitimmung
meiner Negierung IN cine onoere
9laiie nls irgeno Elm anOerer 9Ine-
rifoner aelieut piirOe. 3u meincm
aroBcn 9eiSweiep uio Summer iinoe
i'd aber, ooB i'd mid 6ierin getdui6t
babe.
n@raude id 81 iogeu, poroui id
anipiele2 Sic, Serr Sefretdr, boben
in oen lebten Idgen ourd Oas u9lme-
rifanildc @otbe arcu5~ ongefiinOigt,
oaB amerifoniite 9iirger bon oeut.
i6er, oiterreibiid.ungariider bulga.
rider oOer tiirtiihcr @cburt, 10 loDal
lie aud gegen oie @ereinioten Stao-
ten icin mogcn ebenio gut mie gebo.'
rene 9lmerifaner oie &inoer in Den
ebeuaenonnten 26noern gcborcner
9dter iin0. aus @cboriom geAen Die
@iiui1e einieer inierer Slaiirten
pom Ticniie Der Sunanitdt IN ben
@creiliateu a0nigreihen, 5ront-
rei6's imo alliirter Sdnoer alisge'
idloiieu iperoen iolen.
90 BAT iid) ole amertonibe 9icgie-
RING nidt mr Oieien Derlebeuocn
geie6lcn itnicrer eigenen 9laiirteu &C.
beuet, ionocrn cs beiBt ialt 9elcioi.
glna oli Sen ShoOen b6uien, wenn
tic pcit mo brett perfiinOen ldBt,
Dab geluiiic ibrer 9iirger, 10 lopol lie
oud gegen ole &creinigten Stoaten
iein m0gen in cine cigene aluilc &C.
Iteat merOcn nit wcni9er GorredteiI
bel scr 2ciitmg bon &riegsoicnltcn
ais on0cre glnIeritaner.
@lit Der aroBten slhtung iowo6l
Dor SS6rcm bobcu 9lnte, ais alld Oon
Sbncn iclbit m0ge cS mir gcItattet
lein. meinc 9lniidt aus5uoriidcn, ooB
Oos StaotS.Geportement Die gSir.
fnng oieicr NonOmnospciic wobl
foum ae60rio crluo9en BAT; ionlt
miiroc ole Geriiigumo, oie sic locben
Orrh OoS ..Aot6e &relI5" erlaiien ba'
ben, 5iriidae6altcn poroen iein-
Sd CLAUDE, ih brauAe foum bin
5u5uiiigeu ooB id DieIfn nnr iiir
mid iclbit iprcNe. Sd 6obc oicS
mir oet6on. INN oic Sagc flarer 81
ma6em in ole Eouicuoe, nein, piel-
Iei6t Nlillionen gutter 9lmeritouer
ourH ole bon Sbrem Ecpartcmcnt
ourH oen GENERALIZATION Der Dlili-
i1r6iilic ces ,9ioiben arelBeS" an
oos .9lmcrifaniide 9iotbe &reu3"
GiItrifts.Sauptquartier geianote@lit-
t6eilung gebrddt woroen lino.
glbtiingSpollIt Sbr
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lnster scr 9ei.1nloiauNg $i7i
Dof Vaubert Golius Don &cilcre-
iown GclioplrE }u hapcn murye ocr
)'oacr 'Soleph Tcpi. ron 9ir r.
SSel Yorl. iraBe, pon JliNter 9ianlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Goiuin n. enmnrlS, alecbiSmdIi Vaienic NuWs
ocls.n0ntmaricn, &erd0creDie NinrDlauo
Lrut Nuliol1ia.
0hnnlin N Scroniun, liG-tl7 Cam NullnluQ,
1stiubrigc NrlQbrnuN.
q. 50. x ~. T. Nuuoro, 4ii Continental 8lb0.
Braiil3iren felt 1879 eriol0teib Ia hallimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

gadasb 1-3b $3.50. les S27b0
= sVndnrb Wiotor 50. Of Baltimore. Charles
SNnBe lulo mi. slnunl apenne
ear0n, Die pupulnre Gar. S396 un0 Sslh.
.,yiarbel Wobile 0n," Wafnne lfOs ltiO.
E0roNburleo 1trnRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

8eitQem6Bcr Erotsit.
Morl Ger bcn icinW gSatcr ioebea
Ing hGiliQe Nradt ASriI8d crOolten
Bot. lbledNcn0) A ~llHO lcCpuS
neAni man ilR gurgiricoen'~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

elm oll8emem W nntcr0reitcn imo
ieinlaounGea aug5uldidcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Ylnmbing 8urnaccs, &ouacS uub
0cicn Ca60eden rmo &inneu.
eaurH Bros. he3 Qoro 5reulonfspenuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02


~ 2. e0afuioro q So, il72i Gbam6er ol
Commerce Null0lud
,1gutide Tene'-2frHdgfnnae.o .olfIenldnli", ools
iiouh. llff Baltimore rdbe
~Dmilni.NmCritanilme 1enrrNfrHhennas.ye
ielimaii", Baltimore Shdbe uilo 81 ilo4
O0nlesHnciuie
.9leoal Snlasaafe SO. ol elueWoef, Nenrh M.
Wdlllelo Hehoelli qlAlm0ef. iui iui NpQm'
uff 0l Commerce VulloinQ
,Wgrmnuin Tener NrriNeruuq3 WeleuiMaltn,
Baltimore. iuO Nprib 'Gipuhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

goumaterioIien, Tbiiren 6cniter-
ra6meu 21oen etc.
CifQ6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

,Dmiids epor6nnf pOn Naihmurg", Guialp,
ino Ndliiniorc-Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Erult.

neaIs 9spon aHe srna compoua", is sonie
Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

2ouopirt6idaitlihe @erdthe G0me-
reicn lmo SeiIiiaeI5iihierei.
@rlllt6 gugncr 0n., POS Qor0 lluca CIR. nnb
3G0 Moro Wuu|Sir.
S6e N'eber ailAu Co.. 80 oiabt Cirabg.
benlnes Gnnen0e6dn
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n6cs.Gepartement fir QanOiuirt5
idaft-@e giirean.

Geridjt Oes Baltimore @etterbnreans
Ser Seudtiefeitsgebalt Der Snit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-31
Wire from Concern of Wilson's
BrOther-in-LaW Gave Forecast,
Leak Witness Admits
HEAD OFWASHINGTON HOUSE
TO BE ASKED SOURCE TO-DAY
Bernard M. Baruch, Denying Advance knowl|
edge, Tells How He Made Almost $780, IN
Few Days-Acted on Foreign Utterances

The trail of the elusive leak seemed to be growing hot
toward the end of yesterdays hearing in the Custom House.
E. F. Hutton of E. F. Hutton Co., brokers, was on the
witness stand He identified certain kilograms received and
sent by his firm on December about At o'clock on
the afternoon of this day the President his peace note to
the newspapers.
But the important telegram of all he couldn't identy
because had not been preserved This to Hutton Co.
about noon he said from A. Connolly Co., his firms Wash
ngon correspondent said in substance that the President
would that afternoon to the begerents and
neurals outlining Americas position in of peace
R. W. Boiling President Wilson's brother-inaw is men,
Der of F. A. Connolly & Co.
Mr. Connolly arrived here last night from Washington.
He will testify this morning regarding this telegram and the
source of the information which it contained.
81 am ready to take oath that Mr. Boiling has ut
tered any word about information from the White House and
spoke about information concerning the first peace
note or any other advance of publication he said last night