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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
CrfOIac Der siirfcu am sieris.

@criAt eincs sniecn5cuaen ii6er sic
oortigeu Spcratioucn. glle
@eriu6e scr 9riten, oie Sto0t 5il
croberh marcn biS6cr crfoIeIos.
Giieubobueu 5u oicien 3iued CT.
bout moroen. ggcit cntfernt
bonn SieI.
(0rabtos nab eobsiuc)
Berlin, 81. Sebriior. Die
lleberiec Sla9ri6ten gloentur idil-
Oert sic militdrii6en Sperotionen
an ser Gigrisiront ouf @rrno ser
@eobo6tlnaen eineS 9lugeu5eugen,
ipeI6er Dor elmer gSodje in allt.el.
gImoro mor Set me6reren Mlouo.
ten ba6en oie 9ritel rieiige @orbe-
reitlingen getroffen Inn Oie Stoot 5it
erobcrn. 81 Oieiem 3ped wuroen
i0inmtlihe IN Snoien ilno @nglonO
SIR @erfiieun9 itebenoen Gruppen
on Oie 6rout gebrodt. Ger Ban e..
ner iAmolipurigen @nbn bis III oie
9t1be ser @efebtSlinie bot ben 9ri.
ten einen groBen Sbeil ibrer beiten
Sruppeu gefoitet @is iest iino iie
nod redt ipeit bon ibren 3iel ent.
fernt, imo Die Siirfen 5peiieln nicbt
oorolL ooB oas llnternebuen Gin
8ueiteS Garoauellen 6iosco perOeu
miro.
Ole Stelllng BEL SeGnbic lit boll-
itGnOie in tiirfiihelt SanOen. 9lus
itrotceilbcn @riinoen gdben iie eincu
S6eil ibrrr S6usengrdben iiiolitb
BON Gut-el.glmoro am rc1ten llfer
oes SigriS alif. 8llt.cl.glmora iclbIt
nebit oen oic Stoot iunaebenoen 9e.
feItieiingcn befinocu iit in oen San.
Sen ser Siirfen. Gic GngI1nOer bof.
fen, olr6 sic @inna6me bon 0ieiem
%loe iib ip0ter in oen 9eiis bon
9ogoo0 iessll 81 founen, bod iheint
cS iiber, oaB iie oeuou Oenielben Sch
lcr bcgeben merOcn, mie General
Ioipnieno i'm bereangenen glpril, mo.
bel er lelbit init ieincr glruee IN Die
@efonecnidGft Der Siirfen ecrietb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Giicnbo6n-linfaa bel WlaunoIia.

OtINHouJN-Auluu VT 1ytuutUltut
Sicr 9ieeer 5ogen ii6 6eoenflic6c Ser
lcbungcn 81. Sin aus @ull.
man @aggonS 6clte6CnOer Spe.
5iol5ua nod San 9lntonio bottc
iitb oetrcunt. Sic Gerlebtcn
iullrOcn i'm @lcrco Soipitol oui.
genommen.
8ier @ulmon GorterS, ales 0}e.
Ger, murOen geltern niht unbeOenf.
licb perIcBt, ais iicb in ocr g}1bc BON
WlognoIia, Sorforo County, olf
oen @eleiien Der @enuipIoonio 81
ien6obn @eieQidoft ein aus II
&ulman @ogoous beite6enoer los
seIoitcr 96eiI oeS 3uges IpGtcr &C..
gen oen borOeren itieB. Die @crIes.
ten iinO:
9(lbert s. GomonO, 90 Sabre ali,
BON 81 @aio, Eeros, erlitt iuncrlide
9erlebunoen;
Q. Gortcr, 3S Sabre alt, bon GI
Eoio, Eeros, trug @erIebmoen onr
&iiden oopon.
@m. Somilton, Sc Sabre aft, bon
@oco, 9eros, IciOct e6enfoas an III.
nerliden Gerlebilnoen uno
Slrtbur Cotton, 33 Sabre alt, bon
Gl Raio, true i6were gronoprnOcu
i'm @eiidbt oopon.
9lls ser 3uiommenitoB erfol0te,
bate CT einen aeiiel belize Suppe IN
Oen Sdnoeu @r murOe 81 9ooclt
getuorfcn inO Der SnbaIt erooB Iif
iiber iein @eiibt.
Ger GonOufteln 0eS 9uges, iopic
5ipei onOere gteger uurOet e6enfollS
pcrlest iie fubren ober IN Dem Spe-
5iol5ugc ipeiter, no1oem iie in @tog-
nolio bon cinem glrjt 6e6anOelt NOR
Ocn morcn.
Gle IL Kulnon gSa99olls oerlle'
ben ant 12. 6e6ruor 81 &aIo, Ger,
bcIcbt NIT oer Nlonnidait OeS 6. Sn'
fanterie 9ieaiments ser @ernipIpa-
MIA 9iotionoleoroc BON @bilooelpbio.
Ger 3uo fam in 8biloOelpbia am
W}ontag 9lo6nittog oil iinO fubr BON
Oort acItcrn g}odmittog A llbr norb
Gan glntonio, SeroS, o6 SSn oen
@oaoons 6cfonoeu iid nur Die S6-
de unO glufiu1rter inO Ser 3ugnei-
tier. SSn ser 9S16e bon Nloeuolia
puroe oonn cntocdt, OoB iid lnoc-
fd6r odt @ogeons losgel0it botten.
Scr 2ofomotipiiibrer bradte oen3ug
5itn SiaItono, iuorauf Ole oht8og-
oons, pelde li1 loseeloit botten, ge.
qen cinen porOeren E6eil IticBen,
troboem sic SonO6renien gebrouft
iuorOen uoren. Sic Geeer ipiroeu
in Oen 8oggons 3ii @ooen eclporien,
Auo6ei Iie Ii9 oie Gerlcbln9en 5lt5os
grn. Sic iuirSen III eineu uorbeis
fo6renOcn Eoiioeier5lioc uab 9olti-
more oebrodbt itno bonn llnion.gobn-
6ofe aus in ser 9lmbulon5 oes nlitt-
leren IiItrifts nod oeul Nlcrcp Sc.
Ipito[ iiberfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
gIpnrtment.Nnns h Nlammen.

@eitern Wloreen fitr5 no6 8 llbr
6rod elm 6eucr in Dem 5-itodieen
9lportment.SauS, Ger. IL, Cabot.
9Iooo, @inoior.Sias, aus, ooS Oie
2eben oon 9 &erionen eefdbrOetc inO
cinen Sdaoen BON me6rereu tollienO
0ollars onricbtete. Groii @iaiom g.
@inNeiter cntOedte Die Slomnlen
alnO telepbonirtc scr Baltimore
County 6euerme6r, pelde 5ipei 9llor-
nc ousianote. 9olO iparen Die 20id.
monnl6oitcn bon Glrlington, @atons-
pi(le nnO Der Sta0t.Gompagtie 9tr.
20 on Srt rnO Gtcle. 0rei GiGn-
ner in Dem 9[portnentsSouS lagcn
fronf 5u 8ctt; iic wuroen bon 5cuer.
me6rlclltcn III gettOeden ein9ebiillt
ouf sic SttaBe ge6ra1t. Scrr @in-
DIETER mar elmer Der OlGnner. Die
8cmobner oes glpnrtmentbouicS ma.
ren Serr ano 6rou @inbelter, 6rol
gllicc 9. gin1eiter, Serr unO 6rolI
s. Ntilton Wlc@rom, &err lno Srait
2oiptbcr 5orreit imo ibre 5wei &in-
ser. 9urtb 6rau @in6eiter's @ct-
itesgeecntuort lmo Oos pronpte Gin
treiien Scr 6cuerlpebr iplirOen ole
Yerionen in Si6erbeit gebrobt. Scr
pcrbecreit6e 9rqno fonnte meilenmeit
in Der llneegeno eeieben iperOen lnO
500 cine Wicngc 2elite an. 9tadbarn
retteteii einen eroBcn S6eil ser DO.
beln. 0os @ebGuoe, Elm 6oHwcrf.
Sous, ge60rt 6ralt 9tlice 9. @inHe-
tier, ser @ittpe bon Or. s. 9. g8in-
feiter. 9iS iest lit nod nidt feitge-
iteat moroen lpie oos iSener peritr-
ia6t mltrOe. @lan ibdbt Oen Sda-
oen ouf iinaef6br $4,000, Der ieOod
our9 @erii9criug geoedt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Ser. Sanger BON Baltimore.
{@eariinoet 1887

Souptquartier: r@ermonio.Wadn.
nerhor.glubbaus,~ ger. S52. gaorO-
Sppnro-Strnbe.
9rdiioeut $eHrp Sbomns, Dsr.
316, Sorotogn-StroBe.
Sobn u. aIein, 3irieeut, ges. 90f,
observation-disclosures.
@eorge SimmeIbcber, proiofoIIi-
reuoer tno correipnnoirenoer SefFe-
tar, ylr. 4t9, 6orreIt.Strabe.
Sermonn 1iidlirb, SfatmeiIier,
Gr. 713, @arner.5traBe.
Syiuons.Sefretar Gbas. gleinbar6t,
Scott- unb $oiubitre.Strobe.
@m. 9. SiIoetrnnot, 8ibliotbetor.
glr. 1929, 6reoerid. slperue.
Gbos. gaetL gIr. GAG, SorS.TuItr--
slpe., goriiter Oes Ieuiit-Goutits's.
~slrion.@eionsDereirb
.Sormouie,"
n@erinanin.Md Mdnrer1or,s
nSrobiinn,
nEbaIia-a9dnnerdor,@
1Wfo8art-Daduueraor.
1@idenfrou5,~
s@ermanin 0uartctt.GIub,"
nMelooie."
nWlebgers@eiangperei
Weiteno-2ieOerfran3".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Sans nieOcrgc6ramnt.

@eitern 9todmittos fllrs nod5 2
llbr brad cin 8euer in oent 9ano-
bdusben Oes Srn. 3ronf 8eItrioec,
Ger. l. 9euin.9loenue, aus. 0os
gan5e 6o6merfgeb1uoe ionmt Sen
Nl0belu wllrocn 8eritort. Snfolge ser
idle9ten @eee fonnten sic 9oi6-
glpporatc nidt nobe 9erue on ooS
brennenoe Sous beran fommen. Die
llriode oes Seuers lit unbefount.
Ger an9eridtete sfaocn lit ourb
&eriidering geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
8nr ltnteritiitllna arnlcr anScn.

(NrdDtloe nnd @unnille)
8erlin, 21. Sebrunr. Ser
9otiHoiter ser Ser. 5tooten slt
0eIterreib.llugorn sSreoerid s. 4en-
fielo, bat Der 8iener iiioiid6eu @e,
ieai6oft Sen @etrog BON $250,O00
iiberrei9t pelber bon oem gielp.
gorfer SiiliS.Gonlite geianmclt miir-
sc. Dicie 5umlne, iagt sic lleberice-
glodridteu-9leentilr, lit fiir llnter-
itiibimg Scr goli5iicben SuOen qmo
iiioiiher Sliihtlinge ans Oen beieBten
goli5iiHen @e6ieten beitinint. Der
9otlHaiter iiberreibte sleihioas ei.
nen 9ctrog bon $4,000 sur Inter.
itiiblmg Der Slloen in Den bciebtcn
DHtriftcn in 9tumGnicn unO Scr
bicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Mai.Nnmpfrr.

Baltimore Il. NbtlaOeIphio Gam.
pfer-Go." (Gricsion.2inie), Qicr 1,
2iobt- 5traBe.
Baltimore, @6eIapeofe & gltIoutic
9iailpo0 Co. %terS A. 4la, s, 81
uno s, 2ig1titraBe, nno @ier /,
Rrott-S Strobe.
Baltimore Steam godct So.
(0Io 8aD 2iue). gicrs TO- 19s
Sigbt.StraBe.
oGbeiapeofe SteamIbip Cine,
Rier 19. 2ieBt.StraBe.
vWlerdonts ono N1ircrs' Erons.
pcrtation Sine, &ier 3, Sub BON
Siio.@opitroBe.
nDorf gliOer Cine, 9ier is, 2igbt-
StroBe.
nRetU.yorf ino Baltimore 9rous-
portdtion Co., Sub Der Greoerid.
StraBe.
n0}orbIano, 0eIauore ano Sir.
ginia", BierS 2, 8, A, z, s mn q.
2igbt.S StrnBe.
nEolheiter Steamboat 60. Bier
16, 2iebtStrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
gurtras iibcr glmmcgirnus.

Stills StoOt Erofltrotor 6ront
0riscoa belt eeitcru g(benO Dor oen
Ntitglieoern oes y@orpIono &rogrei'
iipe Glu6" in g}r. 204, 9toro. .9ibertp-
StroBe, einen @ortroe ii6er Oie font
menoe @onpoene be5iigli1 Der @r-
weiterilng Der StoOtgreu5en. Ger
9iconer purOe nit eroBcm geifoQ
beloBut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
9aitora gLntp rannie anabcn nie0er.

@oltor Tapton g. Nliaer bon Der
Gpiscopol Nletbooiiten Stride in
@olfersoiQe, SSreoerid Gountp,
mllroe geitern gio6nittas bon Ser.
geout NhirpbD uuO @oli5iit Youna.
beiu ber6oitet na6Oem cr NIT iei.
nem 9(uto sen Iiebeui06rigeu glor-
man Smith bon gr. sos. 9rlnsmid-
StroBe 5u 9ooeu gcitIelOert Bate.
Ser ltnfoa ercigrete ii6 fitr5 nod
/ ll6r an Ser 6reOerif glOenue Dor
ser offentlibcn Sbule Dtr 81, bic
Der ano6e fur5 porber oerlolien bot-
te. Ter Sunae purOe BON Dem @eilt'
lihcn ms 6rduflin Square Soipis
tai oe6rodt. 9luBer Sontobldilr-
fngen an sen glrmen imO aorpcr
Bat CT cine tieie Shnithunnoc iiber
oem rc1teu 9luge oauongetrogen.
Goltor @liQer 6otte bel ieiner Der
boftitne oud fciuc GbdlfielrS 81.
cen5 in iciuen 8eiib. @oltor Nliacr
purOc fitr Gin Gerbor am nodlten
0loutog inter 9iirgidoit geiteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
9es saidlcnOic6ita9Is '6eidlMISint.

SomeS Z. 9lcoforo bon Sfoleig6,
80, ioentiii5irte eeitern 9lo6mit.
tog oen 30 Sabre oltcn SEQ 9errinc
bon g'r. 1886, groOoii6.Str., ais
oenienigcn Ser i'm ON 1ienItag
glbeno beim 9eiteieen eines StroBen.
bobnpaggons Dor Dem llnion.9obn.
boz bebinoerte. Sleoforo permiBte
peni9e N'inuteu ipdter iein Soiden.
bn9, oas $50 in Boar eut6ieIt. Ser.
rine mlroe bon oeu @e6cimpoIisiIteu
Gou99ertp uno &ortcr oerboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
PEI CIOnOernenr anf Oem ainfer.

@ouOerneur Sorrington beaiebt
lid 6eute in 9eeleitilng ocs GorIiben.
oen Der itoatliden 2onoItroBcn-gc-
1oroe, oes @ommiiidrs 3oud, ouf
einc SnipeftionStour nod Caroline.
Sountp uno miro ipGter am Soge an
DER 0itfiiite cine 9(nipro6e baIteu.
Veltern 9lodmittag woren Die 6eiocn
Serrcn in 6eoerals6ira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
,,0dder.(g .(geiannnrrsin.A \

&ailptqudrtier: n5liffers SaTe,"
glr. 103, 9soro.5rsoerid.S .SiraBe, Il.
ben Samitoe gtbeno, nit gIusnabme
oes oritten Samitoas i'm gRonot,
r&ereiRiSte SGnser HOR Salttmure.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
gLIe lErluartnnnen iIGcrtroficn.


@larineicfrrtdr 6. bon Gopellc t5eilt
Dem Siei6Stog nit, ooB scr I'm.
teriec6oot &rieg oac Grwartitu-
gen iibertroifen babe Gs miro
nidt ongcnonimcn, ooB ou1 MIR
Elm lI.Soot oerIorcu eeoongen lit
Son0on %. 6e6r. Gontre.
9loniirol 6. BON @opcllc, scr Ocutidc
Morine SefretGr, t6eiItc ocitern
Dem ReidStoga nit, mie cine @erli.
ner Gepeid6c bciogt, ooB scr llntcr.
ieeboot &rieg nidbt MIR sur poacn-
oeten Gbotiahe purOc, ionoeru and
olc @riuortungcn scr Moriuefreiic
ii6crtraf. @s liegt fem 0Irimo Dor
banDen, onnebIucn 5u brauhen, oaB
aud mr cn ciu5iges llnteriee6oot
felt Dem gcainn Ser mbegreu5ten
@ompo9nc perloren ging.
ngritiide 9l6wc6r MoBHabmen.@
fiigte Der 9IomiraI 9in5u ,6Iiebct
normal. Sn Der 9lor0icc lit Sic
S6iffa6rt sum Shatau0e acfom.
men ino Oie S6iffobrt Ser 9leutra.
len bat fat gdn5lib nilfaeb6rt. Eie
Gerpropiantirung @nolan0s neiat
ii1 oent aei1brliden @itnfte 5u imp
fam auf cine ooaitduOigc eriiiaina
Ser eebegten Guportimgen oeS I'm.
terieebootfriegeS gerehnet meroen~
&ein ltntcridie0 9e-
nla6t
glmiter0on 2t.8ebrv pia 'Sou'
Oon. Gle ,&oIniide @oIfS5eittng
ninmt an oab oie amerifoniibc 9le.
gierung 5u6cweiicniuht, ooBIcutid.
Iouo nitht Den @iitb baben miro,
omcrifnuiidc Sdiffe 81 pcrienfcu,
uno erfldrt, Ioaten Decentralization
Goupier o9loheitcr" mo nCrlconS~
Oeutiden llnteriee6ooten 6eeconen,
10 lit ibr Sdidiol beiiegeIt,
u@s mad5t feinen llnteridicN, "iaAt
oie 3eituue, oOoB oieie feline @anu.
poaren fiibren. @s uiiroe obiuro
iein tuenn nod Scr offi5ieIcn oeit.
lhen @rtldrlrn9, ollb MIR in cinelH
Sale ser &eriud ser Nloglidfeit ae.
modt pcroeu iolte, cinen GonfIitt
nit Oen Ser. Staoten 81 permeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

SoGifor, 81. 5ebrnor. Ger
0dmpfer uSoeona" Der pSleco 2i-
nie~ ion6te beilte 8infeniprud-
SiiIieruie aus, Ole beioeten ooB ii1
Der Gompier in 9lotb beidnoe. 0oS
S1iff Oos sos Gonnen oroB lit lief
bel Solisbnrg gioon Scotia I'M
Sdlunm. SiIfe lit obeaianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

= yt0dl eincr yInlllef0dlner Ncpc.
iDe an Oie Eelegropb Gr6on9e So.
miro aus 2onOon 6eridtet, ooB nadl
einem 9erIiuer &reB6erid)t ser glo6-
rlluesmitteI Director Or. @eorQ
Nfiboelis nit 9r0Berer 9lut6orit6t
auSaeItottet puroe, mo ole Sdritte
erarcifen fann 0ie ibnl notbpcnoiq
eridciucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Rer @uri@enbrieI. al

Ter 9urfhcnbrief Sh
Bielt mid mdbren0 eiueS llrlaubs io
Der Scimotb auf oils pom neinein
Burden fol9enoeS Shrribcu cinIief
vSe6r gccbrtcr .Herr 2ieutenantl
IS lit ouh eih @odet fiir sic angc-
fcmrneu. SD babe cS mic befoblcH
oeoifnct. @s cntbieIt Gbofolooc, uel.
dc ieood infoIge Negcnidac 10 oilrA.
ndBt iuor, oab iclbi9e 5llr mcnidlli-
cbcn giabrllng Hidt mc1r accianet
mar. SD bobe oieielbc oabcr per-
Sebrl 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
lgraiiScnt CBunan[ea cmpfnnncn.

gS bington 81. 6ebruor.
Grdlioent @iIion cmpfine berte Den
fiir5lid abpcietten GroIioenten 9ll-
freoo @on5oles bon Gotta ORica. @S
1T oies Oos critic Wiol, oaB Der gSrd.
lioent eincu @lonn in Ebcorie, aber
ntbt IN Eraris gretlitiubeonlter elmer
9latiou empiing.
Ser gegenmdrtiee propiioriihc
@rdiioent in Gotta Hica mirS mc6t
bon ser onerifauiibcn 9iegierung
nnerfannt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
@ruppenpreiie.

I. oSatpuiiide &ulo.Sula Nldo.
dem, 2. r9totionols s9onner"; 3.
,Spiclplabfinocr"; A. n@ciironoete
E6eatertrllppc"; 5. o0ic gcib6itigen
Go6ens~ 6. Some GbidenM z. AIT
Sciocl6crg~; s. Scr orbcitlAelle
MGuncr6or" 8. agnIlett.Eon5crin-
ncn~, 10. ,g8inter".
Gos @mpfonas.Gomite bcitonO aus
sen Scrren 8. 6. Sbueioercitb,
2ouis Sofimanm, @lor Sei1uonl
@m. 6. Shiaing, Conrad Sobmiil.
Ter, g(ueltIt 2oicr, @m y. @onSle-
ben @ern6. S9minfe, Garl u. sc.
Sdolb, sol. Z. 9iornoier, saul Sfi-
bibfi imo Sbeo. 9orIt.
Gie ii6riecn Gonite'n poren
0eforotions.Gomite Serome Cd
6orot, Gincent 9(m6roic, @oIter Si.
mon, Soicp6 @enio, 0opiO Goldberg,
Carl @ott6er.
goa.Gonlitc: giuceut slmbroic, S.
gd6orot.
San5.Gonlite: @oIter Siuon, Il.
bert g9ilo, @owaro @iif.
@ar.Goniitc: gobert Slemmel. Soc
0iing, SEQ. ShudbarOt, Sac, Seder,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Gic Wiarine @eripilliaunQs.
SorIogc pelac pom ScuotS -Nlarine.
Gomite iertiageitett miro, iiebt mel.
terc so llntrrieeboote Dor 5lri6bIid
Der bereits ibon berpiQigicu is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

9lud Gin @erg1eih. 6elo-
grauer (ocr in einer gleftriiden nee
ben einer itarf parfinirtu Game
lisf)' SD glallbc oar, bier oiebts
Qodl @asanari[IeI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

p&inoerloS.4 Sci ocr gor.
telling iogte cin @emcrbcr I'M sic
&ortiersiteae zines Souies, iiir uel-
le ein finOcrloies @bepoor geIuc6t
lonroe, oni oie SSroge oeS S9irt5cs,
Oh CT Sinoer bobc, 0ie ieien duf Dem
alrbbot. 9ei ieincm Ginsuac irs
Sous brodte ons 9eoor nidt iueniacr
ais flint ainoer NIT. srnf sic Dor-
ipurtspolle 6roae oeS @irt6cs, iuic
oas nit ieiner 9lngabe itimme, ooB
leme ainOcr ouf Dem Sirhbofe ieien,
ontmortete Der 9rooe: yG5eiuiB, oa
tporei lie Oamals oud, Inn @roBmut.
ters Srab 81 9ieBen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
BREAKING
EXPENSE
RECORDS
Especial to The Times. }

OLYMPIA, Feb. 15.-The 18th
session of the legislature today
proved to be the most extravagant
in the history OF the state.
With 100000 already spent
for general expenses and $4,000
additional for printing, the senate
appropriations committee intro
duced bill asking for an addi-
tional emergency appropriation of
$4,000.
This makes the total for this
session $4,000 so far. And the
session is only two-thirds gone.
The highest previous record was
set by the 1915 legislature.
Senator Johnson introduced a
bill for the non-partisan primary.
The committee on public morals
introduced gambling abatement
bill, similar to the red light law.
Senator Johnson also intro
duced corrupt practices act, lin
'iting expenditures by candidates
for office and requiring statements
of expenditures.
A bill naming the governor and
Insurance Commissioner Fishback
as members of special commits
sion to investigate records of State
Auditor Clausen and the bureau of
inspection of public offices was in
troduced in the house by Hodg-
den of Grays Harbor. The bill
appropriates $4,000 for expenses
of the probe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
DRY BILL
WORRIES
SENATORS
Especial to The Times.)


OLYMPIA, Feb. 15.-The best
piece of comedy in this bone dry
business, now that the bill has
been showed through both houses,
has been the anxiety with which
organization leaders have worried
and fretted for fear something
might happen to 1t.
In the senate yesterday every
objection or amendment was step
ped on and the measure literally
showed down the throat of the
state exactly as 1t came from the
house.
The anxiety of Senator
Howard Taylor. for instance,
was almost pathetic. From
the moment the bone dry bill
went over from the house,
Howard camped on its trail,
protecting 1t like a fond moth
err from any mutilatiOn.
He was worried to death
when there were signs of a
concerted attempt to tack on
a referendum clause.
Now that 1t has finally passed
and the governor has let it be
known that he will sign it imme-
diately, so 1t will go into effect
June 10, the organization leaders
are breathing a sigh of relief. For
why?
Just because the bone dry
law Is one thing the 1917 leg
islature may stick in the lapel
of its coat, saying, "Behold
what we have done. Not so
rotten after all. eh?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DIR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for IL years and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the Olive Tablet
formula while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" OF
these little sugar-coated, olive-colored
tablets. They cause the bowels and
liver to act normally. They never
force them to unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth"
now and then-a bad breath-a dull,
tired feeling-sick headache-torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from one or two little DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right. Try them.
l0c and Csc per box. All druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
COUNT FIFTY! NO
NEURALGIA PAIN
Don't suffer! Instant re-
lief follows a rubbing
with est. Jacobs OIL"

Conquers pain-never fails.
Rub soothing, penetrating "St.
Jacobs Oil" right on the ache or
pain, and out comes the neural
gia misery.
Here's a joyful experiment.!
Try it! Get small trial bottle
from your druggist; pour a little
in your hand and rub 1t gently
on the sore. aching nerves, and
before you realize tin just a
moment-all pain and neuralgia
disappear. It's almost magical,
but the Joy is, that the misery
doesn't come back. NO! The
nerves are soothed and conges-
ton is relieved and your neu-
ralgia is overcome.
Stop suffering! It's needless
neuralgia and pain of all
kinds, either in the face. head,
limbs or any part of the body,
Is instantly banished. EST. ia
cobs Oil" is perfectly harmless
and doesn't burn or discolor the
skin. In use for half a century.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15

While this time was gained,
Germany counts on trying her sub
marine warfare for a few weeks.
If it is unsuccessful, she will be
able to say to President Wilson,
I'VE will stop If you will make
peace"
Ambassador Gerard is forward
ing to Washington his emphatic
warning that the Oversee News
Agency is being used by Germany
to mold American opinion. Priv
ately, officials desire to warn
Americans that Berlin dispatches
are now colored by the official
German press bureau.
Censor Very Busy.
Correspondents who repeatedly
complained about the German GEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
IMPORTANT Joker"
BARRED BY CENSOR

propaganda therein, did not per-
NIT an intimation of this "joker"
to slip out of the country.
Excision of this provision
from the text of the treaty is an
other example of the strictness of
the German censorship which for
months has refused to pass real
developments to America. Some
Of these developments have in
cluded.
Anti-American speeches in the
reichstag.
Anti-Wilson and anti-Gerard
propaganda, financed by promi-
nent German leaders.
Fiery attacks by Stressemann
and Won Heydebrand on the presi-
dent.
Frequent statements of army
and navy officials that the Unit
ed States might as we'll enter the
war, because the nation was un-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
ATKINS WILL
TRY EN- OUT

After opening eight bids for q
motor truck to be used in the
street department, Commissione
Atkins announced Thursday that
he would spend the next 10 days
investigating the capacities of
each machine.
The recent fuss created over q
former call for bids will not influ-
ence me a particle in letting this
contract" said Atkins.
Bids were as follows: Garford,
$4875; GMC, s4795; Knox tract
or. $3.50; Gramm, s5167; Mack,
$4,000, White. $4,000; Packard,
e4T00; Kelly-6pringfield, $42S2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
NEW PORT OF
CALL IS AID
TO SHIPPING


NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The
British admiralty has designated
Halifax as the port of call for
neutral ships leaving American
ports instead of Kirkwall, 1t was
learned here today.
The announcement was re-
ceived with the greatest enthusi-
asm at the offices of neutral
steamship companies, which be-
gan immediate preparations for a
renewal of sailings. Kirkwall Is
in the danger zone marked off by
Germany in her recent submarine
order. By being able to stop at
Halifax for examination, vessels
can take a course afr north of
the submarine area and in a
measure defeat the purposes of
the blockade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-15
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

WITH AMBASSADOR GER
ARD, PARIS, Feb. 15.-Ger-
many's censorship out an "im-
portant joker" out of the text of
the treaty which German officials
demanded that American Ambas-
sador Gerard sign, under threat to
hold American newspaper corre-
spondents as hostages.
That Joker" does not show in
Berlin dispatches outlining the
treaty, as published in French
newspapers here. 1t was:
: "That German ships in Ameri-
can harbors should not be forced
to leave unless safe conduct from
Germany's enemies would permit
them to return to Germany or to
o neutral port"
The same strict German censor
ship which has concealed real de-
velopments in the empire and left
untold active anti-American