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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Nftue @tlOt6tOric.

Su Der S9psiS beltebt Elm p6reis
lamb unb Sreigelos9uuo", Der ii9.
pie ss f6eint, gum 3iel geIeBt bat.
cine ncue @elbt6eorie ms @oli az
bringen. Der Director bes Ser
ii9eruu9samtes, Sref5er, fdeint in
biefem 8uube cine fiibrsnoe gfolls gu
Ipielsn uno bic t1eoretif6en StiibsH
bieIsr 9epegung iinb nsbsn einissn
onoeren ole Serren Sil0io GeTell uno
Or. 81. Gbriltsn. Su elmer r6rei>
gelb=Ti6sI1 (erf9isuen i'm SelbDer=
logs oss gsnaunten 8unoes) tpir6 Oas
3isI OisIer 9eitrebungen 5uiammsnz
sefaBt unb oas pOItulat Der 9lbfdaf=
flung bes Goloss ioipie Der Grri9=
tung Der abiOIuteH Ddbrung aufgs-
itelt. @s pirb Elm @elb oorgeI9la=
gen, bus in einem papieri9siu be=
iiebt, beRsn ggert ale feds Gage Inn
js 10 glappen obNimmt. 9uour9
foq errei9t iperOen, 0ab bds Gjelo
nur SouI9mittel, ni9t aber Spar
mittel Iei, nit anberen Morteu, man
min neben auoerem mitteIs oes neuen
@sloss AUDI ben &opitaI5ins ubf9af=
fen Die @ntI6ulbung bes Stootes
berbeifiibren, oas proerom Der 9os
beubefbformsr f0rbern, bic fO3iole
6rags l0Ieuj unb iberbies cine &in=
0erprdmie an S9ipei0er Mliitter aus
ridteHl Die gun0e pie man iiebt
5iemlid umfangrei6e Sadie lieit ii9
fpie oie lltopie bes Sbomas Morus
OOer Der SOnnenitoat bon Campo
neIIa, unb erit oie Nameu lebenOer
GiOgenoFen, oie nit bieIem neuen
Neutrality-suspicious. oertniipft
itn0, erinnern einen an Die mooerne
3eit.
Wus bic nTiseI1 popular unb -
tpenn man iiterbdupt Ii9 in ben fiibs
nen SOeensang liebeOru perlentt bat
III in 5iemIi9 Observation-Disclosures
Sproae auseinonOerieBt, oas tegriin=
oct Dr. ~. G6riIten in einem 1siner
8roI9ir9en unter Dem Tilel: nDie
gegenipdrtige 9euerung uno oas
fdpei5eriI9e glationalbant @eIeb"
(9ern 1916, @erlag Ql sgrants)
pileuIaaftIib, uno apor gemdB Oem
onI6einenben 2isblingsfd9e oes
QlutOrs motbenotiI9. Man Ioute
iib bur9 ben llmItanO, boB Die ma
tbsmatiI6e Metbobe in Der glotioual=
OtOnOmie bisber nod ni4ts Soltbds
req outage gefOrbert, niAt abT4reden
IaFeu, Der 8egriinOung bes Serrn
Dr. @briIten etipas na98ugebeu. 5ier
treten Sie IogiI9en @runolosen Ger
Sbeorie bes Greilano= uno SreigsIo=
bunOsS nit 9eutIi9teit outage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Der 5meitc Sdlu6.

9ie TotIaHe 6oB Der 0tpeite SGub
ipeiter oebt ols Der erIte, Oiirfte ii9
,ouF folsenoe MeiIe ouftldrcu. 9ur9
ole @erbrenuung oes 4uIDers i'm &obr
erbiBt f3 oos @obr. 0u iicb ale H0r,
ger teim @ripGrmer ausoebnen muB
f6 aud bas @obr bsim @rbiBeu aus
cebnen. Dos &aliber oes Nohres pirN
babur1 ctpds gr0Ber uno oas @eI4OB
belpe9t Iicb lei9ter Durd odS &obr. @s
piro ipenioer 4roft perbrau6t, infoIs
gsbeHen piro oie 2lnfan9sgei8tpinpig=
teit etpas er0ber uno oaInit audi Die
G9uBpeite. Terner: Das ourf ben
erFen S9uB erp6rmte gobr entSiebt
oen pulpergoTeu oes 8peiten S8uRes
ipenioet gDGrme ais bos foIte Hobr
ben @aIen oes erlten SHuHes. 9lIIo
bebaIteu bic @oIe beim 3peiten G4uiie
cine gr0Bcrs Spanntraft uno fdIeua
bern bos GcfhoB nit gr0Berer ejes
l,bipiuoigtcit 1crous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Sr0in S. Sbmiot 9lr. s25, 9}orS.
@ilmor.S traBe.
9laDmon0 u. 9ercnS 9'r. 5Ol, g.
Belnor0.gloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

~. 5. Moper, 91r. 1914. @eit.9om-
borOitroBe.
Sermon @od, 95r. 4t5, Siio 9lc.
6inionitroBe
&eter s(.3uropSft 93r. 20246ouu-
tainitroBe.
Dlid,ael @liGer, 5leetitroBe.
9loble Seiiter, glr. COS, 9lnnapoliS'
9ltenue, 9rooflpn.
glloDs 9oren3, glr. 2it5, 9anfItr
9lnOrep @. SwingIer Or. 1920,
9anfitroBe.
acluis SEEING, Or. 762, sombnra-
StroBe.
6iinftes 9fegiment.
&arl ". 9uielmeir, 9lr. TO- @i6.
6ons.9loe., Sonlilton.
SSo6u 90. Mom, 9lr. 90, Somilton
9lpeuue, Somilton
@OparO 9. @lortin, Ybonir, 9ul,
timore.Gountg.
@m 8. 9(ppel, Samilton
Gi6ar0 9. Mel5er, Samilton.
g9olter s. @oiter, 9Ir. 2240, 6Ieet-
StraBe.
@cter arouB, Ger. 2i26, 8leetItr.
George g. SeBler, irii6crer Ser
geant
@m. s. Sempel, Gar. 23t4, GIgiu-
9lpenue.
@aulitraBe.
@corae ecsfuS, 9}r. 1924. 0|oro.
G6arleSitraBe
Charles u. giicoOemus, iry 9lr.
1927 Gutop @Ioce
6. s. 6iire, 9lr 1717 &eit Ger
ingtonitroBe.
9un0eS @1arine.
Nobert 6. Hcli6liug, 9tr. PIG, a.
Dlilton.9lpene
9eonarO s. WorflanO. glr. 1913,
9lorO- BoDion-Stro
9nOolpb Soiimon. gtr. 140i, &cp'
noIOs-StraBe.
Senrp 8. Sroit, 93r 1917, 9ris-
coe- StroBe.
Clarence 8. Sbou6ergcr, g}r.t12,
| @otopsco.StraBc.
g9illiom 9ed, 9Roienille, Nlo.
SSobn Is. 6ris, 93r. 1882. 9iiperliOe-
glOemle.
Senrp 5. @ocl6ommer 93r. 1896,
Gager EIacc,
Gomoro &. @i6el6eraer, 9afer.
umO II. StroBe
9oprence u. Gremer, 9lr 1921
9it-glortb-glOenue.
HidmOnO @. Sobmou 9tr S24,
| gtoro-YrooOmoD.
&obert ). sll0er, 9lr. sOl. @eit
80. StroBe.
93obert :. @rceucr, 2r. POS gtorO-
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Otto S. Braun g}r 1929. GareD.
StraBc.
2conorO Is. Seiicrt gfr. 1902, Co.
! Ilm6io-glOenIe.
6bnrles e. GDermom OSr. 1916,
9torO- MaibingtonsStroBe.
George 81. Soiiler, glr. 224, DIT.
9arnep.StroBe.
SenrD 81. Stabler, 91r. 2O7, ct.
Mortin's HooO, @uiliorO, Nlo.
Clarence Gogcl 9}r 1GG, 9loro-
6ort-StroBe.
6enrp 9. SiOesler, 9tr. t13, SiiO-
| Yoppleton.StraBe.
,Sobn u. 9foeidb, gIr. St7 9lnn.Str.
Soiepb 9hiOmat glr. 2233, Dit
,SaDette.StroBe
9fuOolpb Sofan, Gar. 140l, &cD.
! noloS-StraBe
ginceut 6. So5ier. 9fr. 95s. NorO-
Colbert. .Strabe
Soiepb s. Sdmif, OIr. sli, TorO-
! SHUTTER StraBe.
Soprencc 6. Gcder. 9tr. 1911,
| Smollmooo- Strobe
@iaiom Bed, SioBpille, Wlo.
6Iotten OiiliS.
S8iIlion 6. IbomaS.
6rcOerid $. anopp.
@coroe g @eiternan.
GOoor u. GilI.
/ Go9or NJ. gloel.
1 E6omas 9. Gidel6ergcr
@cor0c ~. Sd, jim.
sllcronOer Yetcr.
GOgur W. 9locl 9|r. 2Ot2, @loint
9fobol Eerrncc.
9lobert 81. GrOmon 9lr. 2036, Sit
20. StroBe.
So6n =. Groman 9lr. 2O3G, Dit
90 StroBe.
5erOiuauo @lepcr 9'r. 8, Seed.
| oole 9ooo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
0cntidJc 9samcm i'm Seer.

bol lllll9e Seute III OaS Neer lllO
Die Slotte Elm. IT Gorunter POO
&eriouen nit ent Oeuti6flingen-
6en giomen.- 0Iur peniee bel ser
aiilien 9lrtiaerie eingetreten. IT.
@ierte &egiment Die @ebr5abl.
Dit Dem @in6erufen OerOlili5trup-
pen gum 9unoesOienit our1 @rdii
bent @illon unO Der Oamit per6ln-
oenen Gampagne 5ur @erbiing BON
SolOaten fiir Oos ite6enoe 6eer, ole
9uH0es 8lotte, @arine-Gorps, Slot.
tenniIi5 imO Dlili5 &esimenter 70.
ben iih piele illuge 9oltimorer unO
MarDldnOer 5ur 6abne eingeflnoen,
nm in oen oeribieoenen Gienit3pei-
gen Oie @affen 81 ergreiien.
Gas A. Gegiment bat Die Mebr-
8a6l Scr &efrliten erbolten, am me-
nigiieu Oie T. Gomposnie Der aiilten-
glrtilerie 9ei'm Our6ieben Der gro
Ben IamensIiite f6nt Der sroBe Ero-
3entlaB iunger 2eute aiIf Deld]e Ell
nen gut Oeutih.flingenOen Namen
trogen, gs bobeu iib in Der Derflol-
lenen @ode, luelde nit geiteri1 gum
9l6ihluB fam, 631 iunge 2eilte fir
Oas Seer oOer oie 6lotte onper6ea
laiien, iporunter iib 200 nit OeutIh
flingenoen gtomen befinoen 8on
Sen 2eBtgenonnten iinO MIR 12 6ei
DER I Gompogie ser @unOes-&iilten-
9lrtilerie eingetreten, oni1einenS
neil Oeniclben Ser 9ienit Bel OieIer
Gompagnie ni6t gefdbrIicb genug it,
nenn oerielbe alid groBe 9lnforoc'
runeeu an Oie 36rpertraft Oes bel
oieier @ottling oienenOen Solooten
IteQen.
Gie 8ertbeiluug Ser iungen 2elIte
nit Oellti6fIinecnoen Nomen bel Oen
peridieOenen Gruppengattungen lit:
A. &egiment; @eiommt 375, Oopon
Oeutide Nomeu 1876.
5. Regiment: @eiammt 20, ooDoh
oertibe 9tamen s.
I. Gonpagnie aiiiten g(rtiaerie:
@eianlmt 93, Oobon Oeutide gtameu
II.
9un0es 6lotte: @eiammt r. oa-
mn Npitidhe 02onlen "a.
tSlotten Nlili5: @eianmt SO, oa-
bon oeutide 9lamen %.
Muriue Corps @eiammt 13, 0o-
bon oeltide gsamen5.
Gle geamens sliite.
8iertes &egiment.
GSreocrid &ol56ouer, Ger. 925, @eit-
@fulberrDitroBe
Garl s. 2iebed, 9lr. 923, @eit-
WlulberrpitraBe.
Snmes @ciB, Oar. 5o7 9Ho 0lo.
OeiraitriBe
George 6. Griit gar. 285, Sin
InncanitraBe.
Wilton III. @lIbne, ytr. BOOB, Sonf-
StroBe.
Benjamin aasper 91r. 5o9 Mu.
itcr.9lpenue.
SSobn aleinimltl 9lr. 1926, eli.
5abetb 9one.
6ranf SiItc. 93r. SOs, gOrO 0la.
0eiroitraBc.
SO5u Gang, Or. 1909, 0aorO-9sort-
StroBe.
ecrou q. Berger, OIr. 7tS, OIt.gre.
ltonitrnBc.
gilbert @. See6ert, glr. Sit 9toro.
FoDioniiraBe.
Soiepb q, aae, O3r. 28t9, Dit
6airmolnt-9lDenue
@alter $. Siniter, 9lr. StS, @eIt'
6oDeiteIiraBe.
gOmarO 6. @infler
Soiep6 Croft.
So6n 9. G5eb, Or. 100. SIt 80.
StrnBc.
Orant Spn0ler, gfr. 2l4S, Wll'
fens.9locnue.
George E aOuis, 9ar A. 93OrO.
Segscoel as.rsee-.-
Charles Gies, 9|r. 62S, @cit-gseit-
StraBc.
lsreOcrid gsarncr, @arOenOiuc,
W10
@lid)ocl Sleidert, 9ir. 52i. Glib
6ulton-9lpenue.
9IIbcrt Soiimon, 9lr. 241s, SIt.
&onI6oroitraBc.
So6n 6. @iartiu, O'r 1876, 01oro.
GaItleitraBe
Fbilipp @interling, 9ar 1885, Belt
Qlpenie.
GbeoOore Gjoridbotb, 9sr 36Os,
GascareItraBe.
feS..S On, go. o.. rOt cNsl OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Ilcllrr .glcrIIrhcrllllnrll-

ge. 8. Snndclfuto N 6u ii7 % gunm1tr ol
Commerce Nuil0inn
,,ICntiAr NeuerNcfHdrrnuno Wricidalt" N0i.
linuN mo Baltimore irpnc
y1cuilglwctlldniinlc SeucrsNcrNhrruulf Vc.
lcnhnii' Baltimore zinnc uun 0nlioM
GuineNlhcune.
,,1lonll 1nurnncc 60 Of eiuctpuci" oeliih aA
gSatlelo, Nelioen8 aQnu0er, lOl- iu3 cNnnis
her pl Commerce NuiloWN
>, ,,Nrrmnnn Ncrer NcrlMcrnuQS OictuiNalt".
Nuilmurg nn0 9toriO.1naNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

2ooiO Gdmon @iIfens-9loenue
SSo6n Sc6rum.
@6il. @interIing, 91r. 1885, Belt
9loenuc.
So6n Q. @ce, 9sr, 72o, Dit 80
StraBe.
GomorO 6reburaer g3r. 1903, @e6.
iterItruBc.
GborleS Gders, 9liOerpooO.
GoIp6 S. aIus, @r. 7O1, Streeper.
StraBe.
9lnguit aruaer, 93r. 1912, Salt.
9lDemue.
@m $. SorOan O}r. sO4, 5OrItr.
Gbriition airdner.
GoworO Maun 9Ir. 45O, @eIt-23.
StroBe.
somuel aront6ol, g3r. 2i9, Siio.
GreteritroBe.
@eorae q. Olittcr, Or. 62O, SiIton.
gtraBe.
CHARLES Gbcrt, O}r 1891, U1prtIe
Ylocc.
SomueI Q. Goldberg
Benjamin Marfs.
SSobn @oder.
9lat6on Silberman, Nr. 1914, DC
GulobltroBe.
Bernard 6leib.
9llfreO g Sdefier.
9lrtbur 8oneifo.
GOmarO Reters, 0lr. $40, 9IorO.
@oi6ingtonitraBe.
Clarence @. S6anber9er, 9lr.t12,
FatapscoitroBe.
Otto S6miot. 93r. 1926, 2ig6t.
StraBe
0enrp q. @lonm 5uuertOn. gul.
timore-GountD.
Sobn 5. @ortim O3r. 213, 8reoe.
riditraBe.
9enrp 9. 9foif gr. 1903 Sit
GroBitroBe.
Sorrp 0eVman 0lr. 4t6, sHo.
groaOmap.
Wlorris 5. Ieifer, Oar. 164t, 9}orO-
SmalmoooltroBe.
Sobn &rug, gr. 2t4, Siio Siege
iterItroBc.
Seromc @eb6qrt Ger. 2tOO, 0laOi-
ionitroBe.
@olter 8. Qorring.
Grnait IS. Stunt. g3r. 294S, @reen-
mount 9lpeuue.
George 5. 9et, 01r. 2tS, @eit-
6aDetteitraBe.
Siobert 6. 8. Bed, O1r. 1900. @elta
RomloDitraBe
GOwarO 81. Tanefer, 08r. 1927 7@or,
iuG -9locme.
@m. gieOenbad, g1r. sos, O3oro-
@ortitraBe
8. 6. 3. Sobmou Or. 812, G5la-
ueritrabe.
9uopig 8emon OSr. 92O, 9lorS-
@aibiugtonltraBc.
SobH g. 9soder, 93r. 726, Sin
9roaOmap.
Srouf sl- @fait 9lr. 58s, glOrO-
9elnorO-9lpenue.
So5n 81. Soupt 0tr. 1O44, @o.
tapscoitrnBe.
Clarence SoiimoH SparrowS
@oint.
@us @asuIis, 92r. 542, @eit-gur-
reitroBe.
6reO. q, GrciicI, gSr. Poll, @eit.
SanOaleitroBe
9lrdie 9ortncr, OSr. t0L goIo
Spring Cane.
Gopio s. 9odner, gtr. 2655, Der.
uarOitraBc
Clifton @arnemom, Olr. 50OS
9baparoofa RooO.
G6riItop6cr ;Srcoerid, 93r. 900
SterlingItroBe.
%nr &. 5indIc, gsr. 1913, 9foro.
@ai6ingtonitroBe.
Sobn s. &eimig, gtr. 106, Scott
StroBe,
sll6ert z. SoIlmon, 91r. 1929, @.,
SafoDette-glpenue
Gernou g. Sapp Gotonspiae.
G6eIter q. S6oild, Or SO2. Ser.
rDitraBc
SDloeitcr Seibel 9ir. sts. @ooO.
lcDitroBc.
Sollis @. &ionier, 9ouispiac.
Charles ". Sdmeiuart, glr. 4O4,
0lorO-@iiIton-9(be.
Scr6ert 20. S6anfcu Gar. 2572,
@ilfeus.9loc.
Charles g9aa. Oir. 1903, 9loro.
Strideritrobe.
9oudS Stempfe, 9lr. ss2. Sin.
Glilton-9lpenue.
Sernnn RnfenthnI 9}r tS05 (nirs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

BON sapidu lieutenant Sr6err SOrfncr
WRi 30 9ilorn mo Starieu.
aopidu 2icicuan 6oruq III cnc Der dcicn mo erNrct
item lgo Gonmonoarteu ser 0abm arn SIN gtoroalant IN
GnQtdcn Goal SriA bat nit ner @ounbai fubne
9ete5ge unteromc 0uen in ocim wuoaooaen Bud pa'
npn0 0rrsnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Nilpieribmieoe mo Bhuuocr3.
Sogu 0nbert, 1874 Euames. encdc 0 q B
Iclepbon. sOlie 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

@ui Ocm amcrfmdcu gadrrmart cri&ncu NuO Gnr5m Die
lancu uGricos6ad mc6ountea Serua llaIu GU
in Berlin 0uusaocbcu wurOcn 0maauO in iaiOuu
Ggcmplarcn Ocr6retct inO
9ic gHdcr biocn cine oan3cn 5citacn6c Gor1mg mc
oeIdhtdc @rcQnc sic 5r }e g8t in gtcn balte User N
Oic ggefricg ctdcu odc qrtbc nun Der oo rdt per
aumcu ocic arieosb 6 ci 9isbcr limo ogaoc SonOc en-
Idiencn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Qsion0Ici6 WeIb6ite


&ian0Icib 0ieiNditc.
~0onioiioai'o soau CO.. 1 4oro san znobe
Gilcnmaorcd allcr glt im0 &uf
lAmie0 3abc16r.
q. esoh @epHe 0e., 1862 3ol glolo gnn elr
6ineni6mS 9laenien un0 Sdu0ler.
Hisrre g. Gnaan & gephew 10 cncefaeon
SlrdBe
ScitundcN 3citldriIteM etc.
,,1he 9altmore News Gsrwanb" Mobcr e %
NltOee WeibdlislhOrc 22I 9tsNdiucrl Gir
0GdiAe @iiber imo 3ciiihriiien.
g oaniiia Nr 300 esetealroion zrobe
Ghotoaraph.
eamram Sin Rhooafap1 uon qusseiamua.
Nr. ib, a8eltHeiuQion' ir0Br
SSrie0b0le
Cal 1abn Gcmettu. .-NerIuHdcrie Valielu
2lncme Hllc lc0raUnlbpldee unlet lOrt
oabreHoer aAllll4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

@lcbplottcn, NRetan. etc.
nv Gouum q Na., 2nsu is- % FalcegNom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

ul'0pIllpdBllleU
veeir 1epoit auo Srut 0ompanU", 3 eoulp'
@lrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
pie 96fa6f an 9kaaerroR
bon mil 50 @il0cru uno aortcn.

oou nit 80 guocru mo aortcu.
Snicr sen 6rc enen pcrbrs d oiicr ser 0qihm @a-
rc groIc Secidod Sta0erra mqmq6i uuo Den lnbc
rctGorm se0 Der 0q@m 5o i6er bic brte Armooa mteriomP
bat.
A(S ll=BuOt .SOmmnnOant QeNen Gng(dn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a 8 T. Q RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
@anmoicriaIIcn G0iircn 6cniicr.

ra6ncn, S10cn. etc.
Gas. y. 8oacS & 81 ii5-ii7 sio'5rcoerld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

SanoplrthlNottllde @crdtOc, @lne'
rcicn nn0 @ciliigcl3iidtcrci
GrIiiliQ Snrncr g., ao5 glcro FOea eir luo
500 Morn 0nD Cir
Tbe Wiencr q sitter G1., 81 piahi 1nabc
oeuilhco G0ucnaeibdii
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@eibdits= &cgwciicr.
Wlcrcdutile 9leeucg.
". 6. Gun q &c..
COZ go WlarnIiho llnil NnlIhIna.
glatlonaL @anfen.


Decentralization.
.SGr cl6 Sspu Nnuunal 9aul", Gan. nno
Olciet snunc ,SaCub lN. Noui iNlniteui,
NelrO 81 Nenne. Mainiet
pGcgpmb 9atlonal N4ui", da2 GAn 4ruaounp.
~. y. gSaQuer Waillrer
sltciicru National Naur, a. 9iuro 0uium ir.
2N. Ntltiuu. Mdilltcr.
Staais 9anten.
- r1entibc Naut pUu baltimore, Baltimore mo
Nonl0aO 1rare InRii g9euer prlNoeui,
sobn H Haulcr. &ice fidlioeni, WeutQe b.
eana' gellFef
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
PINKHAM TO Be
REAPPO|NTED, IS
WASHINGTON DOPE
Attorney Frank E. Thompson
Finds Belief Governor Will
Be Named Again

1T is the general opinion that Gov
ernOr Pinkham's name will go to the
Senate for reappointment," is the way
Attorney Frank E. Thompson, just
home from a mainland trip that in
cluded Washington, sums up the
dope" in Washington on Hawau's
gubernatorial situation. Mr.. Thomp-
son returned yesterday.
Attorney Thompson said that while
in Washington he had seen Franklin
X. Lane, secretary of the interior,
and commented on the political sit
uation in Washington as it affected
Hawaii, but that he had no first-hand
word from him.
The handling of the war problems
in Washington is excellent" declared
Mr.. Thompson, who had an oppOrtun
ity to observe these affairs at first
hand.
1t is true that there has been a
great deal of criticism of the admin
istration, especially on the, grounds
that the work is moving slowly, but
you will notice that that criticism is
generally not constructive.
"Of course, the work is moving
slowly because it is so tremendous,
but what is being done is a great
credit to the men who are doing it.
Senator Works and Senator Simmons
have been doing especially creditable
work in their attention to details
which many pass over.
Men have been voting for some
Of the bills blindly, but a few like
these two have been of great service
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04

Mrs. Wight and her daughter left
Germany with Ambassador Gerard s
party. Other Americans in the coun.
try at the time were delayed several
weeks by the long process through
which aliens had to go in order to get
permission to leave the country.
Submarines
Coming from Berlin through Swift
zerland, France and Spain, Mrs. Wight
said her voyage across the world back
to the islands was menaced in no way
by war conditions. The German gov
eminent was courteous in it's treat
ment Of the American party as it left
Germany and in the trip across the
ocean submarines were avoided by
taking a sOutherly course.
Since the war broke out IN 1914
Mrs. Wight has been able to observe
war conditions in Germany at first
hand, and in her association with the
American colony has had a part in
benevolent work which was carried
on by Americans in Germany before
the entrance OF America into the war
ICoutlnuad nm noOa throol
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
TEDDY SOUNDS
PATRIOTIC NOTE
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. s. Naval communi

ASSOCIATED Press BY q. s. Naval CommunL
cation Serviee)
FOREST FALLS, Long Island, July
4.-Col. Theodore Roosevelt in a ring
ing Fourth Of July speech here to-
day pleaded for a single standard of
loyalty and patriotism for the United
States.
The pro-Germans, he declared, are
moral traitors" Amid cheers he
said that either a man is an Ameri-
can and nothing else or he is not an
American. We as a whole and a dis
tinct nation are bound to give whole
hearted loyalty to the flag. There
must be one flag and one speech,
which Is English" He said that the
United States is bound to the Allies
by every tie and opposition to them
would be dishonorable and treason
able.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
PREMIER SAYS ENGLAND
ASKED y. S. INTO WAR

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. HEVai o0mmunI.
cation Servics)
PARIS, France, July Premier
Lloyd George of Britain in a state
ment published today in the Paris
Matin says:
England not only desired the en-
trance of the United States into the
war but solicited it. We wished those
valiant fighters to mingle their blood
With ours and triumph for a common
cause"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
GERMAN AFRAID ON
HARWICH; THREE OF
PLANES ARE D0WNED
(Assoeasssd Press By o. 8. Naval oommuni
cation SsrYice)

(Assoe4atsd Press By q. 8. Naval oommunt
cation Ssry1ce)
LONDON, Eng, July 4.-Fogrteen
German airpIanes today ralded the
English coast, centering on harNich,
where they dropped many bombs, kill
ing eight persons and WoupdIno a..
The bombardment lasted only q few
minutes and the raiders escaped.
News came from across the Chan
mel today that the British had carried
out successful air raids on 5ruses,
dropping several tons Of bombs on the
docks there. r
Later il was learned that the Brit
ish had shot down three Of the raid
ing planes, Of which two fell In
flames.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
GERMAN SUBMARINES
GET FEWER VICTIMS.

ASSOCIATED Press by o. s. Naval commRaL
cation Sefvicel
LONDON, Eng, July 4-The Ger
man submarine campaign during the
past week was not as effective a.
formerly. The announcement today
shows that Is British vessels Of more
day on the AIsne line but they were
moved down by a fierce fire from the
French guns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
PROMOTED
TO POLICE SERGEANT

Walter Fieldgrove, for some time
traffic policeman at the corner of Fort
and King streets, has been promoted
by Sheriff Rose to sergeant in place
of NJ. L. Needham, who was made cap
tain yesterday
Fieldgrove has oeen in the police de-
partment for about two years, starting
as a bicycle officer, but for about Is
years has been connected with vari-
Gus branches Of the federal civil sery-
ice,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
800 OFFICERS,
$4,000 men, IN
new SLAV NETS
EerIin Says Russians RepuIsed
at BrZezany But Does Not
Refer to Smash along Stripa
River

(ASsociased Press BY o. s Naval wrslesG)
y = 3 y = y y y = y 3 = y = y
\ PETRoGRAO, Russia, July A. =
y The Russians are still driving =
= ahead In their new GaIician Of =
y fensIVe. On Sunday and Monday y
y they captured 800 officers and =
y 1900 men, a. we'll a. 20 heavy =
y guns and SO machine-auns. =
y BERLIN, Germany, July 4 - y
= The Russian attack or the Ger =
y man positions In the region Of =
y 6rzezany has been stopped. ... =
b J. = b J. b b ; b b J. b b /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
LOYALTY OF
HONOLULU IS
DEMONSTRATED
Crowd of 1000 of All Ages and
Races, Imbued With Spirit
of Patriotism and Sense of
Wartime Duty, Turns Out
for Exercises at the Capitol
EXCERPTS FROM DISTRICT =
ATTORNEY HUBER'S
ADDRESS

my hope 10 that on the morn
ing Of August I we can share In
y the pride that Hawaii has not I
y single Stacker.
y 81 want to 90 on record here
y az backing the President In this 4
y new eonseription law. Why 4
y should your son or mime shed 4
y his blood az volunteer when 4
y some cowardIy Stacker stays be- 4
y hindu"
y DO your part. Volunteer now 4
y to aid on July 81, the day for I
+ registering In Hawaii. Give that
= day to your country" 4
y "cut down on needless expendl- 4
- lures. Stop all unnecessary I
= waste. Check your extraVasant 4
= habits"
4 "of all our reasons for enter 4
y ing this war, the cause Of hU- 4
4 mainly 10 our highest cause for 4
= alfyIns ourselves with valiant
y France and England for bleeding I
$5eIglum and Serbia" 4
= "When the peace council H.
= naiIy meets, ! believe Americas
= stand will insure absolute fair.
\ ness to all. We have no wish to \
y grow strong upon the weakness \
y Of Others" 4
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Forty-eight guns for the 4S states In
the Union, fired at noon, today in the
Capitol grounds by the machine CUR
company Of the LIST Infantry, National
Guard, brought to a close Honolulu's
official = Fourth ct duly celebration
that proved one Of more than ordinary
impressiveness.4 o. wi j. ~. (
d, Americas entry In the great wal
was the keynote for q patriotic dis
play, and found expression in the
words of those who spoke to the
crowd that gathered In the Capitol
grounds and In the spirit Of patriot
ism with which that crowd united in
singing the national songs.
From the youngest Boy Scout to the
oldest Grand Army man the sense OF
war and solemn duty Of every citizen
struck home.
Led by George Andrus and the Ad
Club the crowd Joined in the songs
with enthusiasm uncommon for public
gatherings in Honolulu, and when
the band struck up Johnny Comes
Marching Home" two old G. A. R
men in, the bandstand efapped their
hands and cheered.
1000 Are Present
D Fully 1000 people were present, Of
all ages and races. Boys and girls
from the Japanese schools formed
one section Of the crowd and held
hags and led in the singing.
One Of the features of the program
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