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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
S1nllnnb Sns gImI filr ainAcr.

9lmiterOam q. Sonuar.
9la1Oem bereitS Eauienoe BON ocut,
ihen unO belgiihcn 9inOern in Sol.
lano untergebradt uliroen weroen
lett on6 500 ainoer ans 0eiterrci6
nod bier geianot. 9Illd fiir riimdui.
ihe imo tiirtiihe Ginocr lpiro in
Noaono bon eincm iii0iiMcu NiiliS.
Gomite llntcrtnnit aeiuc1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

gl6bmrntelt, bic ben HcntIdjem GORE.
lpnnbeuieu" uidlt pANtslivl pOcr nNreaels
mERlB rrbaIten, iinb 0cbclen, Der Eiiise
hnppn per EeIcpbon Ubct isbrlflIsd aDlias
tbrlsun0 aa MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
stcncr.H Hepnrtement, alatl1ana.

VA ( more %. Ndiinur lvi o.
Sur 9inmrdlt fur Stcncr5nhlcri 49,,
Vie Nihcr Oiclcs Gcp1riencnia lluo leNl
ncnllnct sur 0uiOcQcnnnbmc uon @inal9. mo
SiQoiitcucrn fir oae Subr 1917, clnlblicBtW
oer Spe5nl Bilniicruuas Sieuer. Gin 8iplenl
Nlscoiio miro nni ale lldoiii0c 4runoel6cn.
bcuinioi bic pdbrcno ocs QipnQis Sniluor
bciablt iucrocn Nupilcl $50 oer sllie non
1916 nctbieici 0.ecouto 0ni Sla1is Rcbnull9ell.
Slcucr3nblcr mclchc nic 1917 Stcucrn tins
lhlicBlin SpSial GflaliernnAs Slcncrl nan
reno oes WioialS Sumnr bc5ablen iopucll'
iolltcn obnc 81qcrn i6rc 9lcdnuuaen netloleel,
nit glnQnbe ocs GiQcnienms lno nnicr Nei'
lu0unQ cincS nit ibrcr glorclc OcrleDeneH
lrnniiricu 9riciunlitblapcs.
9piilam Is. @Qac,
CSan22) Stcucreinucbnlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22

idifit Do6en, Der Dor bier Soecn BON
9tio Saneiro obntbr mo ocn 0eiit.
i1en Seeidgcr auf boDer See aetroi.
zen bnbcn ioa, I'M 0iele 9cltte All
Scute on @orO oes 9estercn 5u briil.
9cn, 0icic Ocutihen Scelerltc iporcn
lett mebr olS cincm Sobr ouf scr
Snlcl Gobros, III ocr yai bon giio
Sdneiro. uiternirt.
Gin &crtretcr oiclcr 3cititna infpi.
5irtc cen ocutidcn Cnupicr uSobcn.
itouien~ i'm 0nicn BON 9iio Sc sSo.
nciro mo crflGrtc, ooB Der Gompfcr
&ropiant lmo @oiIcr an 9oro nd6m
mo inter Gnnpf itonO. 9lld cin
ouoerer oeutiher Gompicr, Scr, Gar.
roco" bat nod 9lngobe ser 3eituna
Gorbercitungen acmodt, nm in Gee
gu lte6eu.
IS iinO bier 9cridte einacIaufei,
oenen 5uiolgc al 9oro oes iponiid)cn
GampicrS nSeo Scr Grci5ebute1 lido
oeltidirclm0lide Icmonitrotionrn
obipielten ais oic 160tiafeit oes
'ocutidben Sce6uiorcn 6ctanut iulrr6e.
Cine gln5o6l ser on 9oro 6eiinoIi.
den @aiiagiere proteItirten augcb.
lid.
8aden ii6er 9rnfilicn's
gicutralitGt
Der @larinc Nlmilter erfldrtc
bclite, ooB bic brolilionild)ci arieqs
idiife wcI6c sic aiiiic bciuodct
itrifte Sniiruftioncii crbolten bobcn,
icocs Sdiif 81 fopern ons in enier
&eiic opcriren ioIltc. bic gceienet lua
re, Sroiilicn's glentralitGt su ocr-
lebcn
Gbne Oen @criid)tcn. oaB ulternir.
te oelItihe Sdiifc lid sur 9lbfo6rt 6c-
reit gclindt bdttcu, @Im6cn all
ihenfcu erflortc ser Niinilier enl-
pbotiih, OoB bic Gopitane Der Sdfeu
SroreS erbaIter 60ttcn Oarauf su
adten ooB inter feincu llmit6nOen
eines Der Sdifie 1eimlic6 oen Sofcu
Derloiic
Ser britiid)e @iilis.aren5er ,GOnl.
6urgb Goitlc" iit6r 6eutc III Sen So.
len bon 9iio Soneiro ein. Der oert.
idc Gonpfer o9l6rid~. ser bier IN.
ternirt it, lit nit aricssmoterioI be
lo0en
- on6nn~ ge 80 ben.
&io Sanciro. 9raiilien, 2i
Saruor. Scr britiidje Gonpfcr
v&ouboi~ III in SiHer6eit iii Bahia
ciugctroiicn
Ger ,&oil6dn" ein 1860 loI-
ncn GROCER @oiiogier GahIpfcr Der
Campbell uno &olt. 9inie, ieeeIte am
z Sainar nit Raiiaaiercn II. 5rndt
bon 92clu Yorf nod &io Saueiro.
CroBoem fetne 9eridbte einaelniIien
iiu0, oaB @oiiaaier Ennpfer BON
oem oeatid)cn aaperidifi, ipclbeS
iicb i'm sltlnntiiden Ocean 6enerfbar
qcmadt bat. bcIditigt UorOcn iino,
10 bate man in S6iffa6rtsfreiieu
Ood @onscn OoB oem Gampfer ct
mas 5ugeitoBen iein founte, ga lem
aurs i6n nod Dem SdniplBe scr |
aefiirdteten I6dtiatcit oeS Ocutidlcn /
& ,;ffe;So oots fi,hrfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
0aS 5. WlaroIauO sicaimrut.

llntcr ocn 0liIi5 Crgoniiationen
oercn Seinifebr bon Scr inertia.
niiden @ren5c elmer gcitrieen 9e
fanntmadiug 8ufolee BON @cue.
raj 6lniton ongeoronct mnroe.
SSnseciommt 25,000 @lonn
Der glotionalearoc glriidberufen.
S8croeu aus 8moesoienit
ousseuuitcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22
gRuIcn ocrat6ru 6cimglaf3ngun guntcr5lanfenfrner
Dur fleinere topcratipneu auf off- uno aseI.8rout
2eri@t oes Oent[6em @enerarra6s.
(9raOiIos uao eo5SiaeD


@unc Der aerc0ene c nit Guabmc @oucN Sic be-
6ts eemcOct wnrOc bic SaHc Der grmec 5cOmars
Madcncu
Die 0un 6a6cn Scm 0adna idwcregeruc crcn auscrOcm
mad)ten ole tentoniidu Srnppm SOC Olciangmc
Sin NugrfsOcrind Der 9ncn i'm &no-Sa nnf @cRi6cn
yoOn6Ont brad 5niammeu nnO cnerc SOrOc Ocr 0eguS
brndcu ebcuialS 3nammen
@cOr ami Der 0fdcu Ocr uldcn run Obcu i'd Gr-
cignii BON er0kcrcr SeSentnng abecpclt.
Sie" @O IN Oem nmli Scdt OcS Scni@m Armc Sunptpnar
tiers aemcOe Der 9cntc @ndmoo ansocscn ~urOc oanOcu
gsOrlun bat:
salfan. aricasf@anpIat
armccsuppc Gr56crOps SuIcp6 pOu Seterrc6 en- Sn
Odn aarpat9en ~nrOc cin uOdu gnsr uuf Der @ntnaS
Stratc mod ~ n Gnhudnug nucrcm mrtiamcu Sac-
6cncr anm SanS eebraft &ncr SOrHUFc DER &nin wnrSn
cbcniaas o69eidlaen
slrmcemppe Ocs 6eOmanas @udcnicn Sniummcu init
Der Sot on Oen Gunutme bCres acmc6ct urOc m ms
Der on ben JnOen nod 6nrtnds Ocrt6Ss Sdnpf bic
SanOr
9ommrriG nmaridc nO mcfyrcnsidc @comcnter crafrm.
ten ms5 iuSdc sinien uce tart ucrdnSic sttpnnc 6ac
Die Shot cl6 unroc rinep bgcu Wafumpfc Snns
radOscn @nrOcn Srncr gocrm nnO Wa9ncCc
wcDre in 0cr Nlanfc erofcn nnO itin iaperc ScrIne
Sin Sfir nnO 555 @ann ien ais Gciansenc III SGnSc
amerbem crbencn @ndusuemcGrc Mncumcrfcr
NmcrSOnii@e 6rOnt Sn Der Senns Der Gena afd Ga
rnlOOo brnd cine Onthc InGrmgs gl6tGcina Groa cine
flcncrc nrrnc3mnua snr Sndfa6ruuo
0eFGi6er aricssfdanphut
Nrmornppc Scs Srin,cn ecOpOO oon gopcrn cc6 pon g
ronopfi limb Senidc 9ctudcmnts in rrtc Satcng6cu usc
Ornnaca nnO 6a6en Fe65c6u @couocn 5nradoc6rudt
@eflider aticgsidanpIat
gbgeDcn opn NrHericOncn luinICr Nainr criOo
rtd uternc4mnnan nnercr @aunicu Oeena Sos be-
mcrtcnsucr6c Grsniic.@ st
@dts @enes, iaat gbcmSbcrndt
Der 9na amt@c a6cnOberidt mcIOct Oqf Der Dit
Dnf nod an Der %cfront @ Gsnc Ndhste boben 6abn
s'erlpdteter tirRi(6cr 2seri6t.
tSobfos na6e eaaue)
Serlin 2i 9onnar NuS Ocm tarf@cn gcridt bum i9 Sa
ha ergeu oaf ucoeuc bridc Nn9rffc Did antG9mu.
IA on sgrs on oen SHrten crcn %crntca
pna9euofn mhoeh ue aud IN nm gn8rf trfdcr Nn0nacr
hDer clnc hrttrac Jieirbrsooc. Srr @crida uutct
DSetlI@ pon &ntel-amara Der 6euo m6rthu
no Sor5crcitHng Src Mngrc Gtmngcu ga
orc Nnari puren gan sos nnO ser ScnO crt aohc Scr
lutte.
Snppn Der wiagen &ccrci sriicn cine icuSdc aaeric
rsaOe oS OeM 1arGc an SeS 6cinOc Scrn iducr ir
ueb unS idoen cncn bridu gcrppan o6 Bic rramr gSo
d'ne biicb IN nnieren 6GnSeu.
M rcaH 6'nacl DER fantaGdcn Sron Ilueen
~ no@en 0pmpaGne an %orpOcu ecmadtcn guarff b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-22


niiden @ren5c elmer ecltri9en 9e
tanntnocbuug 8ufoIae BON @eae.
raj 6lniton ongeorouct muroe.
SSnseeiammt 25.00o @lonn
Ger 9lotioualearOc glriid6erufeu.
g8crocn aus 8uuoesoienit
oussentuitcrt.
Moibington, q Sannor
Nie6r nls 25,O00 Ninmi scr 91oti3
nol @arOe bic iih SIR 3eit an SEQ
meritoniideu @rcu5e bcfinoelb iiua
pom General @loior 5uniton iiir
ibre 9lidfcbr nod ser Scimot6 be-
itimmt uoroen. mo mcrocu aui s|c.
febl Ocs Striees Mniitcriums Gus
Dem 9unOeSOicnite ausacmuitert
ipcroeu.
9lae oieie Gr9aniiationcu iper0cn
iirb oni Oic Scimrciic bcecbcp ios
baIo Observation-Disclosures acidaiielt
iein miro glod ibrem glb3uae MGR.
Den immerbiu nod $1,000 bis So,
00O Wlomt Scr Electromagnetic 3uut
@rcn5ihuec I'M 9mocsoicuitc pqrs
bIei6el
llc6er oic @eriidtc, oaB @cncrat
Beribing's reeuIdrc 1uppcu euh
bolo ais @}erifo SuriidacSoacu iUer
oen iollen, 6iiaeu iidl Sic 9eantcu
Oes SricaS. DcpurtemeHtS in Sdwc
Gen Die glnfiinoioung ser @aroi
item, oie gir 9lbIoiuHg bcitimnt Iuo,
itebt in feircr @eiie NIT Sen Nl6ncu
getrcfts 0cS 3nriid3icbcnS ocr Regli.
laren in NerbinoiIna.
GS miro icooh angcnommen, oab
NIT ser 9liidte5r scr mcrilauifHcn
expedition imo Ser 9ieuoraonilation
Der @ren5icbue Botrouillc alle
Staots Eruppen nod Naisc ge.
ihidt locr0cn iolen
2ie 9clonntmadluno ocS Icporfc.
ments lautct:
,@cncral Snniton bot oicle Srnps
per auScriud6lt, brionOcrs III llcbcg.
einltinmune nit &egel 5ucrit Sic
Euppen 5Iriid 81 id)iden ipcIdc
ON ldnglieu I'M @rcf5.1icniic iidn
ocn 3u ciucn aciuiiien Sra0c il
oodb fonnte oicic 9icgel nitbt b6ue Ste
@ren8pndc su idipGbet hcinlet
ueloci, inO oic 9fbmeiblno BON Ole.
let Hcgel finoct iomit i6reGrtiduma
Die @cianrntitdrfe Der ousgepdbI-
en- Srgaiiiationeu brtrdat 25,2lS
Hann.
Die folgenoci 9Jlilii Grganiia
ionen iiuo sur gliidfcbr mo gIus.
beitimnt:
gIrfonios-1. Suiantetic
Gelomare 3pei @otoillouen Sn.
mterie.
Tiitrift Columbia 8aticric %
yclourtillcrie
SIlinois Observation-Disclosures
mo 3, Snfanterie.
Snoiana 2. sSnidnterie. glin6u-
Jlr. ? lmo 9riaooc.
5ouptquortier.
Sopo 4oDallcric.Shpaorof
,eIoboipiiol 9lr. /. Smbulan3.Go.
lr I. 9rieaOeboaptquarticr uno 3.
Sniantcric.
aeiltndp 2. Snionicrc,
Soniiianai @ot1ilIon IeIoariiI.
cric, 6elo6oipitol glr. 4.
MarBlano 8. Sufantcric.
Yioiioduietts glmbulous Non-
oonic 9lr. ., 6clo6oipitol 91r 2
Ylmucioto T. Suiouterie
yeloortilleric.
Wliiiouri "A. sufontcric.
Wlontano Troop ", ao0aIIeric
glc6rosfa iSeloboipit1l 9lr. ! s.
Gonpagnie ~ Sinanal
orps.
9lep Sanipi6ne 4 SniaHtcrir
gtep Dorf "a. Ssnfnnteric. 6elo
ddcrei-Gompagnic, |ropioat Grain,
neutrality-suspicious. Or a.
9ioro-Goralino suionterir
06io-i Snionteric, o. aiianie.
ie. oriites Observation-Disclosures
Sd)iuaoron aoDolleric
Gfla6omn / Ssniantcrie lroap
I mo q aooallcric, 5elohoipiiaI.
Sompoeuir, Gompuenic y, Slac
Iielire.
@enniplpaucn . SeloortilIeric
4, Snacnielnc 9. SSnidi
,ric, s. Snfonicric, 0riiios @ri0uoc
)auptailortier.
SiiO.Gorolina Sroop u, aauol
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soicn no6e ocr Oiic ongcbli6 ob.
ecihloecn. SIN @loos 9c5irf
lcbboftc 9(rtiIlcric. QucIlc.
YctcrSburo pio 9onOon, 2i.
Sanior. Gom ruiiiihcn SricgS-
idouplob mer0en inn Aaeemeinen
nur glrtiaeric @cicdtc ocncloet
gIc6nIide Gcr6dItuiiic bcrridtcu &C.
iicrn oud in @oli5iep. Ger off.
5icac 9cridt loutet
DSscitirout. 81 ser &i1tmo
ouf &opcl, i'm. .&aumc ipcitlid mo
norGoitli6 bon GcIif untcruo6men
lwir 5pei glrtiaerie-9lngrific oui ct.
lidbc gl6idnittc OeS SeinOcs Stclhm.
gcn. PIN mebrcrcl 4;uuften muocn
ocS Scin0cs GrobtDcrGauc bcidG0igt
imO biclc erioIarcidc Sreiicr wuroen
beobohtct. Sn cinem WiunitionS.
Eager criolgtc eiue @rploiiou.
Ter 6eino 6eitoB mierc Stelhm-
gen norolid) bon 9olHoues am 9fo.
raOuufa-8hiB nit i9mcrcr S(rtiaerie
mo beiddoiotc uniere @rd6en in Der
@e9eno BON ct. Sfonopsf6e Gin mc.
Inie.
5iiOli1 bon 5tanislan griiicn
unicrc armoidoitcr cine 9(uffl0-
rngS-2lbt6eilrmg in scr @egeno oes
Gories CooiOoso al. 9ia9 cinem
Sonoecmenge wilroen cine 9ln5a6l
NeIicrreidcr nuigcipieBt imO oic an.
ocrcn ocion0cn ocnommen."
Ser fron3oiiide glbeno.
GcridJ t.
Eoris, 81 2amiar Ger oiii,
5ielle 9I6enoberid5t lnutet
Dglorolid Der Sonlmc, in Der @c.
acno bon ct. Quentin nabmcn I'm.
icre Sottcrien icinolidc Gruppcn oui
Dem Wloridle imter Seucr mo SER
lpre9tcn ne.
9lni rehten llicr scr Moos mar 0ic
9lrtillerie in oen 9lbiHnitten bon
@aderouoiIlc mo GbombrcttcS, iuie
i'm Gorieres &oloc ie1r rc8c.
9ior0licb pon 9oli DC Capt fii6ricn
mir, nad lc66oftcr 9eidieBuno, eli
ucn llcOcrfoll ouf Die oeiltidc 2inic
in Der 9iihtng dlf Scuoues aus.
Ger belgiidc 9eridt:
pSn Der &idting oui Girnuloc
iono 9lrtillericieuer Itott, iuic on@
an Der 6ront bon Stecitrote,SctioS.
Gcrfran50iiidc0t q d NIT
tags 9eridt
@oris. 2i. Sonuar. p Dlit cini.
gen lueniacn Slnsna6mcu berlief oic
9iodjt, nod oiii3ieden 9cridten ou
scr irau50iihca 5rout u0ig Scr
9eridt luuiet.
oSn scr @c8eno BON SailignD iuur
Sc ciu nit 3oGigtcit ousgeiii6rtcr
glnorifi oilf cincu lmiercr @rdbcn in
ser giidhmg ouf Gonno CIR @lob
(Ciic @cqcn0) NIT Scidtiatcit ob.
gcpicicn. Gcr 5cinO lieB @eion0cne
in uuiercn Sdnoen
sln oent rcdltal llfcr ser MooS
mar bic 6cioerieitigc 9lrtiaerie 5eit.
peiic t6dtig mo I'M Golricres &aIO
iunoen @atronillcn e'efedlte itatt.
SIN lIe6riacn luor Die ylodt al Der
iSrout rl6ia~
Ger britiidc 9eri@t oon
Sronfreitb.
SonDon 2i. Snnnar. Ter DC.
in 6ronfreid loutete oente gl6cno
iolgenoernObeu.
Gin criolgreid)cr SogeSii6crfal
wnroe 6eutc 4iorocn oui icinOlidc
c'r0bcn iiiOlidl bon 9oos olsaeiii6rt.
Nit Eelitihen ongefiiate llntcritduOc
puroen nit 9cm6en 6eIcat lno 5cr.
tort Gem SciuOc ipilroeu uicIeGer
litc NIT gcrineen Soften fiIr lns
lelblt beigebroht. gSir madltcn ct
lidc @eiongerc"
en9liiher gcridtii6er Sic
Sogc in Wieiopotomicn.
Sonoom 2i Snnuor. Ger
olTijiellc slbenoberitt iibcr Sic gage
IN @'eiofotouicn lailtct iolguuocr.
noBen:
Ser 6einO purOc aus cineln
idmraleu Strcifen am rc6tcn llfcr
OeS liaris i'm auic oieieS 8luIies,
norooltli1 bon aut 81 9lmaro,
6inousgcworieu.
Gas oclomutc @robcniuitcni elmer
6rOnt pon 25OO S)oroS mo elmer
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8arcnn Der
lluiteO 9lOiIiunBS d electric So.

Gom Mluntaa, % 3annar, an miro Die
y,oriDs sglpenc.9inic ben 3ciricb mcliliO bon
g0dlbruol Sluciion cniiclcu nno Der Gomono
ion qlbcnie Qiuc Ncrieb iuilo 70 ucrnebrt
rcrbcu, nm ben @cric0r 5pidDen gsalbroot
Sulctou mo Binoior Stus IN lebotiger
gScic 81 bcudltiQcn.
gom iclbcn Ndhlm an iucrocn Continuous
Trip" sSObriaricu Qui uiiiuariS acbenocH 2Saa'
CONS scr 0omonbion glpcnucgnie bon gSno.
Tor 0us hcrinmii ipcrOcn Qiliig an gSnlbrooi
Slinciicu ani uilmdrlS Qcbcnocn 9Suapolie Der
giorib 9uciniesQiiie; Irnnslcrs pcroeh alI
Z. ~ 0rpe
(San20,2 ,22b) 8icesGrdIiocni.
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DOmbarOirt.
9Cntld)c StCaanS nObC
&Obcl.
&mIIil6c 0lrtillerie nngcGs
lid CrfUl9reidj.

Gic Ocutidcn 9ottcricn untcrboltcn
an 5tuIie 9aoropuofu i4orics
6cucr scscn ruiiiide GoiitiOncn.
0cutidcr 9lnoriff unf 5run.
5oicn no6e ocr 0iic onocblid ob-
aci@loocn. SIN @2ooS 9c5irt
lc6boftc g(rtiIlcric. QucIlc.
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SaIOiac glnf6cbnua ser gIudaOc.

Son @riedcnlonO crpdrtct. -Srons'
port oricdiidcr Ernppcn umo
aricgsmotcriols nod ocm &clos
ponnes modt cute Sortlhrittc.
enoIouo modt @riedcnlouo
Ocn Gori6loa, ericdiidc San.
oclsflottc 81 ii6crnebmen.
glt1cm pio 2onoou, 81. San. ~
Scr transport eriediitber Truppen
un0 &ricesmoterioIs nod Dem @eIo-
PONIES Oauert fort. @s miro ee.
glmlbt Dob Scr TRANSPORT Der glrtiI-
Icric III nGbitcr g8odc becnott icin
miro. mann 0ic 9lodaOe aufgcboben
merOeu fam. 9lo6 Sen gceenm0r.
tigen 9lu5eidcn Oiiritcn sic i6mnt-
li6cn transport 9lrbeiten innerboIb
bon pier8cbn Eoscn erleoiet iein.
@nglonO mag gricdiih c
@onoeISfIottc iibcrs
neb men.
9ttben 90. San, Dia 2onoon,
81. San. n 0os Cabinet beiprod
bentc Oes S6ngcreu cincn GorIdlag
DER britiideu @egicrng. sic griebi.
i6cn Sonoelsihiffc 8u bnrtern. IS
pllroe bcihloiicn, Oofiir 5u iorqcu,
Dob gcniigcno Sd5iffc 5uriid bcbolten
mcroen Inn ote3ufnbr Oerglobrlmgs
mittel, oic @riedenlono broudt 5u
fihern.
gfod Der 9lugobc cines boben grie-
hiiden 9eamten bobcn bercits 5mei
Dinge Oic griehiihen Sdiffscigen
tbiincr in oie &Gnoe scr entente oe
gcbcn, n6ulim aoble nno Gerlicbc
rung. Ser 9conitc mics ooronf BIN
Dab bieIleiht S6iiisberii6ering in
ocn Ser. Stnoten erb1ltlid iein mir.
DC; ooc6 oIlein Der W}ongel an ao1le
lei gcniigeno, nm Die S1ifiseigen-
t5iimer 8li OeronIoiien oen @oridI1.
gcn Der Gntcnte Gin eeneigtcs 9br
81 lei0cn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

FOR mems castoff clothing and shoes
we We VIII pay more than anyone else.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17
CITY LOANS

In Oklahoma CITY. wanted. large loans
on good inside business property and
residence loans In good districts. low
rates, good options straight money. not
monthly payments loans Inspected and
closed promptly from this office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17
HOTEL DIRECTORY
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
BAILY ROOMS

slt4 N Broadway. one strictly modern
nght housekeeping apartment: also
sleeping rooms. respectable people only
need apply
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MEMS cast-off clothing and shoes want
ed best prices paid. Phone Wal t7t7.
McEwen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17
ANCHOR INN

S2S'4 West Grand: large. airy. modern
rooms. with big. roomv clothes closet
newN decorated; nrtlstically furnished
gentlemen who can appreciate n nice
refined home preferred Maple 25i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17
USED CARS PRICED RIGHT

1917 Chandler Chummy Roadster,
only been used n short while.
extra tire, license paid, at 80. $1,000 90
Hulck 3, model Di5 new tires and
IN perfect condition; bargain
,oG9tl .n.i........s ..s................ $3.50 90
license paid ....,........,...... 1895 90
1916 d-passengcr Dodge, good
tires in perfect condition .... $3.50 90
lDl oakland 81 Sensible Six.
bargain at .....,............... $3.50 M
III Dodge Roadster new ..... $3.50 90
IVA a-passe ger. 6-cylinder
Mitchell, good condition, self
starter, electric lights ........ $3.50 90
1910 b,paSscngcr Cadillac good
running order ............ 5000 Nn
1915 tord coupelet, self-starter. Si7j 90
our-cylnder Auburn. good tires.
runs flne Observation-Disclosures. Sl2b 00
II you are Interested In n good used
car II VIII pay you TO see us before buy
ing
Terms to responsible parties
R, J, WALKER,
Retail Distributor Nesper Automobile
NINTH AND BROADWAY W 3067
HAVE new 7-passengcr car worth 81 565
TO trade for . or 6-rOOm house Address
S-2lN care Times
WANT-l9l6 or 1917 medium priced car.
must be cheap for cash Address u
2l0. cure Oklahoman
FOR SALE-Ford Rondstcr. In fine con
diion, has over $3.50 worth Of extras
on It. Can hc seen at Palace Garage
III West Third St
FOR SALE-l9lI Hupmobile roadster IN
fine condition, practically new tires:
hcNnsc paid. also insurance: car that
VIII deliver the goods anywhere: $3.50
cash takes IT, as | am leaving the city
eau fl'N-l is or Wal 3576 after o'clock.
FOR SALE-l9i5 Twin Harley David
son motorcycle good condition. 500
Renenu Motor Car CO. 500 n. Broadway
Wal i2i2
TOURING CAR In Al shape to trade
for equity In bungalow well located
Walnut 1869 3ol American Bank Bldg
WILLIS G, SHIELDS,
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REFRIGERAToRS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
In Answering Ads. Please MsntIon r,mss

WANTED Heavy roll top desk and Of
flee chair, llght oak. Call Wal 1859
WANT one secondhand typewriter I'm
good order; cheap. Phone W. 1897.
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PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.
Paner Hamginr

We hang paper at l2iA cents ncr roll
o. hv lob An work guaranteed w 3oG3
WANTED Painting. use pure lead and
oil; lowest prices; an work guaranteed
Walnut 3ttI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-01
WINCHESTER NOTES.

The remains of Mrs. Carry Pink
ncy, who died in Carlyslc. Pa, was
brought here on Thursday and
buried in Orrick Cemetery. The re-
mains were accompanied by her
h Il y b n d, Nr. Noah Pinkncy,
Mr.. Chas. Taylor, her brother.
OF Harrisonburg. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Caution, Of Philadelphia, Pa. ::
Rev. Young. pastor of Bethel A. NJ.
t.. Church. of which she was Il life
long member. conducted the burial
services, assisted by Rev. G.. O.
King. Of st. Paul A. NJ. Il. Church
here. Mrs. Pinkney was born in
Virginia, but left here many years
ago for Pennsylvania, where she has
since made her home.
Mr.. Frank Washington has re-
signed his position as Chef at Hotel
Jack. to join the l.. S. A., under the
special draft. He left town on Sat
urday afternoon to visit his father
ana sister in Washington, ID. &. lie
Will also visit points in Eastern Vir-
ginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. Orion enter
tanned the Brotherhood on last Fri
day night.
Miss Francis Quiet has returned
from New York, wnerc she has been
engaged in Red Cross work.
: Mr.. J. Williams, Hotel Jack, is
spending his vacation in Atlantic
City, y. J.
Mrs. Estcllc Evans. formerly of
this place, but now Of Washington,
ID. c.. has returned home with her
daughter.
Mary ELSIE has returned home af-
ter spending some time visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Trip
plet on Gibbon street.
The three days entertainment
given by the officers of Mt. Carmel
Church was quite Il success Mrs.
John Jefferson and Mrs. Minnie Har-
mon were in charge.
Miss Irene Brown spentR Sunday in
Uniontown, visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed. and MIR.
Thomas Nickens, left Monday fer
Hall Hill, Md, to attend the District
Conference.
Miss Layton and Mrs. r. Potter
of Wildwood, was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ransom, tho
well-known proprietor Of the Square
Deal Cafe, has returned from visit
ing his sister in Harrisburgh, Pa,
Read the Planet.
Mr.. c. G. Tripplet has returned
from Harrisburgh, Pa. Mr. Tripplet
Is captain Of the Hotel Jack walters.
Mr.. Eugene walker will spend his
vacation in, Harrisburgh and Phila-
aclphia.
Mr. Chas. Brown, Jr., left their
town for Washington, ID. c., Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Finley. is re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival Of a fine baby girl at their
home on South Main
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do not know of more high-minded,
patriotic citizen in this country than
this truly remarkable prosecuting
attorney of so many years standing
But Hon. Asa d. Watkins has vir-
tually confirmed tho statement of
Attorney Lancaster that these help
less colorcd people could not be con-
victcd under the law Of first degree
murder, If all Of the facts as stated
are true.
Albert Barrett was on his own
land. being pursued and violently as
saultcd By a trcsrasscr, who was at
tempting to arrest him without a
warrant. The son came to the rescue
of the father and with a stick. not
Il deadly weapon, upon the call OF the
parent, struck w. n. Roach blow
which proved to be fatal.
1t was done in the heat of the
struggle and for that reason does not
come within the requirements of the
law clcvating the attack to first de-
gree murder. For this reason, lead
ing white citizens have como to the
assistance Of these helpless, mourn.
ing, pleading people and to the aid
of a hystcrical, gricving wife, who
for several weeks has been going in
and out among the people OF this
city. in order that she might be near
to those she loves so we'll She has
lost all Of her farm, mules and now
a husband and a sixteen year-old boy
arc the last sacrifices.
His ENccllency, Henry c. Stuart
has granted a repricvc in the case OF
the boy. AS for Albert Barrett, ere
these lines have roaohcd the public
he may have been ushered in tho
presence Of his Maker. The we'll.
springs Of sympathy have not dried
up and in some way and some how
God will yet come to the relief OF
suffering colored folks and in HE
own time, wipe all of the tears from
their eyes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-01

charge of the matter and the hope is
that the great machine will go slowly
in its investigation, sitting the causes
from bottom to top and remembering
that all that the people of the country
ask is that tho same justice be done
colored troopers in New Mexico as
will be done the mounted police
officers in Texas.
Punishment Of the one, should BIO
followed or accompanied by the pun
ishmcnt of the other. The failure
to punish the one should be followed
by failure to punish the other Col
orcd folks have been made provcrbial
scapc-goats. We hope that In this
instance. the according of equal and
exact justice to all parties concerned
will be the final chapter written In
this most dcplorable happening,
which has brought regret and sorrow
to all parts of this country.