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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

A letter written to his cousin, Harry
Grove, AT North Seventeenth street,
in which he predicted that the United
States the coming great nation and
dictator to all the earth is the tempt
ing bait of the German mcgul, who
now claims that HIS is the only great
nation" has just been found by
Grove,
This is what he wrote more than
sixteen years ago-the letter was dat
ed September IA, 1901-from Amster-
dam, Holland:
"The Germans are not friendly
people, and have a very great dislike
for Americans. and sure as few years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

and night for twenty-five weeks in
these countries.
Regarded as 6arbarians
But just as soon as we crossed the
line into Germany. business fell off.
The Germans say. How could any
thing good come from a half civilized
country like the United States?'"
But just as soon as we struck Hol-
land our tents were crowded again.
These people are far superior to the
Germans, finer looking, good natured
aud jolly.
He also speaks of meeting some
TContinued On Page Sixteen.l
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and Mrs. Luella Druley. his sister, re-
sides at 317 Twentieth street.
He left New York for Europe on No
vember 6, 1897 and from that time un.
til about 1902 he had been on a con-
tinuous trip over Europe.
Sees Unkind Feeling.
He saw, while touring Germany. the
unkind feeling of Germans toward
Americans and the huge war machine
the kaiser was building up.
He recognized the kaiser's lust for
dominion: saw the huge men-of-war
that were taking shape in every sea
port town, saw that "the United States
had better not regard them as harm
less
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
TWO MEN KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24-Two men
were injured fatally and one woman
injured seriously here early today
when an automobile in which they
were riding was struck by passeng-
er train at the New York street Big
Four crossing.
The men were Charles L. Bourgonne
and Samuel Rosenthal. Bourgonne
was a candidate for city councilman
on an independent ticket to be voted
on Nov. 6. Both men died in a hos
pital Miss Tracy Parker was the
woman companion of the men. Her
hip was broken The automobile was
dragged by the engine Of the passeng-
er engine until it was hit by switch
engine going in the opposite direction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
Three Times Quota
Giuen by New Paris

NEW PARIS. O.. Oct. 24.-Resi-
dents of this township haven't been
slackers in lending their mony to
Uncle Sam.
The Liberty Loan committee has
met with a generous response over
the entire district and three times the
amount of the quota of $21, $50 for the
township has been subscribed.
The committee believes that the
quota will be five times over-subscrib-
ed before the sales close next Tues
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

For Richmond and Wayne County,
BY w. {. Moore-Partly cloudy and
unsettled tonight and Thursday. Prob
ably occasional snow or rain.
General Conditions-The cool wave
has divided in two sections, one NOV
ing along the Canadian border, the
other moving southwest. The lowest
temperatures Of the season occurred
at Manitoba, Canada, southwark to
Texas. with eight degrees below zero
at Manitoba, Canada Low pressure
over Alberta is moving southeastward
causing rising temperatures in the
northwest. Rains and SHOWS are now
general from Pennsylvania eastward,
being especially heavy on the Atlantic
coast Unusually cold weather pre-
vails over Oregon with twenty degrees
above zero at Portland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
Centeruille House
Burned to Ground;
Fire Engine Missed

CENTERvILLE, Oct 24-Lack OF
fire protection caused the complete
destruction of a house owned by Mrs.
Eva Nichols early today. The fire Is
believed to have been caused by de
fective flue and sparks. The loss is
estimated at nearly $1,000.
j. D. Lewis and family moved into
the house Tuesday night. Most of
their household goods was lost in the
fire No insurance was carried on the
house.
Had the towns fire, apparatus been
here 1t is believed that the house
would have been saved from complete
destruction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
u. S. Officers Watch
French Make Attack

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE, Oct 24-Severa1 American
intelligence officers watched the sue
cessful attack made by French troops
yesterday on the front northeast of
Scissors. The Americans saw crowds
of German prisoners passing to the
rear
The garrison of Malmaison fort,
captured by the French, was compos-
ed of First Grenadier Guards.
At the village of Allemant, it is re-
ported that 1,400 prisoners were taken
most of them belonging to the young
est classes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
FOE ATTACKS ON
ITALIAN FRONT

BERLIN, yia London, Oct. 24.-An
Austro-German offensive has been in
stituted on the Italian front, army
headquarters announced today. Ger
nan and Austrian infantry this morn
ing captured the foremost Italian po-
siticns near Fitch and Tolmino and
in the northern portion of the Balm
sizza plateau.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN

BERLIN. cvia London), Oct 24.-In
a wide front between the Gulf of Riga
and the Oyina German troops have
been withdraw without interruption
from the enemy, army headquarters
announced today The withdrawal took
place Sunday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
Kerensky Sees Peace by Christmas
If Old Enthusiasm Is Rekindled

1y." Kerensky defended the govern
nent against charges made by NJ.
Markoff, radical, who blamed officers
for the demoTlizatton of the army and
limited at monarchial plots. He said
the Korniloff revolt was not monar-
chial but mere attempt at dictator
ship as also was the Bolsheviki revolt
OF July.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
MOST oE EN- GERMANS

ROME, Oct. 24-The Austrians have
concentrated strong forces on the
Italian front for offensive purposes,
army headquarters announced today.
A large proportion of these troops are
Germans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
BERLIN SAYS THEY STOPPED

BERLIN, (via London), Oct. 24-In
their attacks on the Aisne front yes
terday the French at first pressed for
ward quickly but later their thrust
was arrested by the German reserves,
says today's official communication.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

WEATHER FORECAST
For Indiana BY United States
Weather eureau-Partly cloudy to-
night and THURSDAY; slowly rising
temperature.
Today's Temperature
NOOu ~
Yesterday
A0A1LHulH tG
Minimum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
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Today's Temperature
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25

itungs-glftien woren mG6ren0 Oes
Gormittags itarf imO ltetig, welben
iid @os-9lftien, %opier, 2eoer, Sn-
Oiiitrial 9llcoboI rn0 fleinere &riegs-
@eoarfs. s.9lftien ani6Ioiien. Ser ip6-
te Riidgang in oieien 9lusga6en mur-
0e Orr1 Oen itarfen 6au in Central
&eoer beoiugt, Oa Die 9ireftoren ser
@eieai6ait es unterlaiien botten, cine
o@rtra@ 9ipioenoe 6u erfldren.
Ser 8ono.Marft wQr gleibfonS
lmregelmdBig, unO blieben Snterna.
tionale ni9t oapon oeri9ont. 9ie
Bombs Der 5-pro3entigen englilb.
fran80iiiAen glnleibe notirten nit
943s itno Die fiinfpro5entigen Bombs
Der 9(merican 6oreign Securities 5it
963s, mas in beioen @onO.9lusgaben
einen 9iiidgane meint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
glcnc lInruDcu IL SraFlien.

&io Soneiro, "a. g[pril.
Eelearomme, Oie bier ans @arana
eiileingcn bcitdtigen bic Wleloiugeu.
ooB Die 0eiiticben I'M iii0lihen 9ro.
lilien iid I'M Staate Santa Gotbori.
ma concentrireu. @s mir0 qeQlaubt,
oaB Elm oeutiber glufitonO i'm eli.
Oeu unmitteI6ar beporitebt.
Ser Deputirte Sole gla6uco Sc
@oupeo bon &io @ranoe so Sul
fe5rte beute nad 9Rio Soueiro 8uriid
uno beridtete, ooB er i'm Stouoe lei
Die @1elolmaen 6u beitdtigem oaB sic
fiir5liden St0ruugen in @orto Qlle.
Gre ourd6 DelifIcbe berborgeruieu
woroen ieien. ST erfldrte, sic oor.
tige braliIioniibe 9eboltcrilua let
b0dIt eHp0rt lno feIt entidloIien,
Die 4eutideu 5lt ilutermerieu. menn
tie niAt aui9oren miiroen llurube
6u ltiften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
stanO midJt unf.

SSeil er ni6t oufitono, ais geItern
gtobmittag in einem @anoel6ilocr-
Ebeoter an Der Slt-9oltimore-S Str.
Die Stotional S0mne geipielt muroe,
wuroe Clifford g8bite, Der an Ger
SiiO- SanoOer-S -StroBe pobnt, bon
HiAter BadarO in Der nlittleren go
li3ei-Stotion unter ser gInl1uloi-
gung oes angeblib lngebiibrIiben
9etragens nit $25 lmO Soften be-
itraft. g9bite fonnte ni6t be5oblcn
lno mirOe no1 Dem @ef1ngniB &C.
icnot. @r botte iid eelpeigert iib
bon ieinem Site Su erbebeu trob-
Dem CT bon Dem lliber oo5u nufge-
foroert morOen mar. 9iocboem er
ml6 einiee reGt unfrelnoIicbe @orte
gelagt botte, ipurOe er bon 5mei Wia-
troien getaBt ouf Dem &beater ge-
fiibrt uno einem FoIi5iIten iiberge-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
@riedlcnIamO lblicRt iid uuae6Iid
Ocn gLlliirten nm

gfew 9ort "a. 9(pril. Scr
osltlontis, cine 6ieiiee ariedilde
3eihlng erbielt beute Elm Sabel.
gromm in Dem cine 9[tbener 3eituuQ
citirt miro, Ole iogt, oaB @riehen.
lono I'M 9egriif iet iib an ser Seite
Der entente 9(liirteu am ariege All
betbeiligen.
uDie gricdiIde tGali6e 3eituna
uGm6ros" gltben bcboilptet III Il.
mem inipirirten 2eitartitel, oaB @rie.
denluno I'M 9egriff itebt an Ser Sei.
te Der 9lliirten in Sen 9ricg ein8u-
treten" Ialtet OoS RabeIgramnr.
Ser neuc @renlierminiiter wiro glle.
rauoer 8aimis ien 0eriel6c bat
oen Gnteute.Nldd @ori6ldge ae.
mo6t. Oie ongenonrlen muroeu
0ie ngmbroS" lit ongc6lib cine
ser 6eOeutenoiten 3eitungen in 0rie.
denlano, ole 5miichen oen &ene3cli.
iten imo aonia aonitontins &artci
itets cine ncutrole Noltmg bema6rt
Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Sm fH6lcn sdjuua Der GrOc.

Inter oem @eleite elmer Menge
bon Qeiotrogenoen wurOeu geitern
g}odmittog Die iroiiden lleberreitc
ser am Somltag I'M 75. 2ebensiabr
qeltor6enen 6rml Glilobet6 &olf.
mann, Ser @ittlpe BON @iQiam Golf-
mann alf Dem n5dmarb-6rieobofe"
81 @rabe getragen. @aItor' S6dfer
BON ser reformirten @roce-Girde
belt i'm Sterbebauie, g&r. 1862, @elt-
gSeit. StraBe, rmO am @rabe Den
Eraueraottesoienit. Ser Sarg Der
Gobingei6ieOeueu mar iiber uno
iiber nit ibonen 9lrmenipenoen be.
oedt. 9Qs gobrtlIbtrdger iungirten
sic Serren @alter S6nler, 6ranf
Eiles, Sobn 9leBlein 6rant 2ong,
SorrD N}ao0en imo G6as. 2oupas.
5Srau Golfmann Itammte aus Selien'
CarmItoot uno fam lbon aIs 4-idb-
riaes Gin0 nod -9lmerifa. sic bin-
terlGBt Orei Sobne, @iuiam Iugult
mo SSobn @olfmann, 5mei S0dter,
6rou catherine @Iiiabet6 &lein nnO
6rau 9lmie Eomfins, olpie iebS
@nfel unO orei lIrenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
S6rIem-ScridJt.

nGrtra" " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fam auf
Ger gteip-Dorter @orle ni9t ee-
itiut peroen. 9fiid9dnge in
prouinenten 9lftien ipre1en 9Gn.
De. - SSnternotionale Situation
uno llnter5ei1nung oes &riegs-
6inan5ploues obne GinfluB.
03eip Yorf, "a. 9(pril. II 9ie
fiibrenoen 9lftien fielen un0 itieeen
beute innerbalb 2 unO 3 @unfte, llnO
mar Ser S9luBbonoel bon einem an
gemeinen, o6er mGBigen 9fiidgaug be-
eleitet. Ser Snnoel mar begren5ter
ais un ooraitigegangenen Gag, lnO
ipar Oementipre1eno audi ser llmia6,
melGer lib mtf 100000 9Lftien be-
lief.
0ie @ei6Gite ba6en ni9ts BON i6-
rem profeiiionellen @barafter Oerlo-
rem Ion0ern ma9te iicb Dies Oeutliber
6emerf6ar in oen perl6ieoenen Spe-
fulotions-@ s-@ruppen iol9e wie Sll-
pier, S1ifiabrt, Motore ltno Dele.
0ie te6nilcbe Sitlatiou 6otte li1
ni6t i'm gerineiten 9ednoert, uno
2eigte Der Nlarft in 3pii1enrdumen
iiber5eugeuoe 9lnoeiben zines iiber-
Oerrouiten 3uitanOeS troB Der Seib-
tigfeit, nit mel1er Die SEreile unter
norlnalen 9(ngeboten iielen.
@S 6atte ni9t Den 9lni1eilt, Dob
Der internationalen Sihiation lnO
Ger llnter5ei1uumg ser Griegs.6i-
nan5-@orlage ieitens Oes YrdiiOenten
piel 9ea9tng eelbenft puroe.
@as sSntereiie con5entrirte li9 nm
Sen piertelidbrli6en @eribt ser Uni
teo States Stabl Corporation, mel
der ieOodb ni9t bis nn9 S9luB oes
Wiarftes per0ffentli6t wuroe. 9oB
Der 9eri9t &efor0-@innabmen erfen-
nen loiien miro, muroe ais beltebeno
ongcnommen, oo1 l6eint nab ben
lebten 8emegungen Oieier 9lfticn
fcine 9lusii9t auf cine oGgtra-@ioi-
0enoe4 81 6eIte6en. Die 9lftieu 0ie-
ier Corporation i9loiien nit 1113s,
ooer einem gtetto-9erluit bon rs,
no6oem oieieIben fat einen @untt
aeItiegen maren.
Giienbabn-9(ftien botten Ii6 bis
gum S9lllB ser @ei6Gfte bonn W}arft
oitsgeidloilen, mann Iie bis 9
&unfte inter ser geitrigen glotirung
5itriidgingen. 500 Sor6ugsaftien
6atten oen @erIuit BON 63s @unfte
auf 1209s gu per5eibnen.
8et6lebem Stable ltn0 onOere pro-
minente Nllnitions- uno 9lllsrii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Sel6ftmUrO ucrcitcIt.

6rou @torD Sorse, i'm 9lIter bon
20 Sabren, beriu6te in ibrer ggob-
ming, in gtr. GIG 9Soro- Glooer-str.,
ii6 angebli6 0u tootcn inoem lie
@oS ein0uotbmen Oeriudte. 0ie in
Ocnielben Salie wobneuoe elizabeth
Sbinaf peripiirte oen @osgerud lino
brad Die &biire ouf. @ie 9(m6ulon8
bon Der norooitIi6en @oliociItotion,
melde oen Yulmotor Ger @osqeleIl-
ibaft uuf Geranlaiiung 0cs i6leu-
nigIt ber6eigerllfcncn SouSor3tes
Or. g9. s. 9tiaued BON gtr. 200S
9(lblanO-9[oe. berbeibolten, rettcteu
oos 2eben ser iungen Srau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Ser Se6lerei 6cid,nlOiat.

Ger AZ Sabre alte @iis g}a6ofes,
elm Grocer in 9tr. 21S, g. .fSremont-
glOenue, Wuroe geitern 0erbaitet rnS
miro fir eiu 6eutiges @erb0r wegcn
angebIiAer Seblerei in ser weItliben
&oIi3eiitation fciige6oIten. @r miro
bel6ul0igt, @roceriemaaren I'M @er-
the bon $44.S0 bon oen g}egern
&olbington SmalluooO bon glr.
1886, 0ipiiion-StraBe, eugene @ee-
Den bon 9tr. 704n 8piou-StraBe, gll'
bert Simpler bon 9lr. All @errp.
StraBc, lmO Seize 6reemau BON 9lr.
709, 9raOleD-StraBe, gefanft 81
bo6en. Die @rocerDmaaren italnmen
ans Dem @ngroS-@rocerDgciddft bon
6rep & Sons, 9lr. 400, Oit.%ratt'
StraBe, fir melNes oie bier 9legcr
ais 5u6rmdnner orbeiteten. Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
gleaer crtrmmfen

Ger SO Sabre oIte 91oacr 9tobert
SobnIon Elm in Scr. 141 @oIt-Str.,
mobnbofter Stouer ser 9. s & q.
Giienbobngeieaidpft fiel geItern beim
&oblen-@erIoOen ouf oen Dompfer
u2ancaiter4 iiber l9oro eines 2idter-
icbiffes unO ertranf. Seine 9eihe
muroe bon Dem @oli0eiboot ,,Qon.
nan" geborgen, mO 8uerlt ms Wler.
cD-Soipital ge6ro6t un0 bon ga in
Die Neor9ue. Coroner 9feinborot
bonn liioIi9en 0iItrift wuroe benod6-
rid)tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
0luOfuGrcr Oerlctt.

Ser 16 Sabre olte &bomoS @bit-
lington bon Scr. 934, gtor0- Gbe1ter-
StraBc, fam geitern @2orgen I'M
6aaswap nit ieinem SSobrroo 8u
Sail ino 5og litb oilBer elmer Sc
birucridiitterung Q[6ibiirflingcn am
gon0eu &0rper 81. @r mur0e in be.
muBtloiem 3uitanoe in Dem 9lutonio-
bill bon 6roll 81. s. @1c@reoor, bon
0r. 4037, @elle-9lDeuue, oie Sen
Snaben in Der StroBen liegen fab,
nob Dem MercD-SoipitoI eebrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Die belten 9OSateriaIicn,

mooerne @tetbooen un0 longidbrige
@rfobung Ocreinigen iih in Scr ser.
telling ser 9iere aus 6reO. @oll-
ernlhmiOts 0glmericon 9remerD. ~
oabcr ibre aagemeine geliebtbcit.
@inmol probirt, weroen lie allen an-
oercn &opfen- itnO NIolaeetr6nfen
immer Oorge5ogeu. aiite $1.O0.
9ruuerei: &orforO glbe, N1omment.
lmo .StroBe. Gel. 6. & q.
@lt. Sernon 363. (9Gpr25) (9(u8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25

0ic6Itobl erIiredt iicb alf Die @lonate
Ge5ember, Sanuar, 6ebruar, Nldr3
uno glpril. Sergeant 8ranot lmo
g8iQiom s. NlcGorran, Spe5ial!&o.
Ii5iItcn ser n9oItimore-Obio'giien-
6abn", oer6aIteten ole bier gleger,
meI6e auBerOem beidulOigt iiuo,
@rocerpwaaren BON Ger @iienbabn'
@eieai6aft geItoblen 81 baben Sn
oem @eihGit oes 93a6ofes ioa an
gebli6 cine gan5e MaggonloOung Der
QeIto6lcnen @aareu eeirnOeu worOen
Iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
@aiier g8iI0eIm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Safer SSil0elm 9iesicruusSmaoe?
&om "a. 9(priI, bio @oris.
Die flerifale 8eitng nGorriere 81.
StoIio" erfIGrt in ser Gage al leiu.
Oie @criihte, bereits in ipauilben
3eitungen oerofientli6t Dab Oes
oeutiden 2uiiers nGbIte llmge6lng
eihen 0rud ousiibt nm i'm gum 30
oonten 6u bemegen beit1tigcn. Gie
8eitung io9t, bel eineu fiir5li6 abge.
boItencn Somilienrotb Ger So6eu5ol-
lern babe elmer Scr @rinSen 0rcilter
als Die anoeren ongeOeiltet, oaB oer
Safer Die Gage retten fam, wcuu Ct
Dem 9eiipiel &aiier g3idoIos folgc.
Der oeutihe @lonorb ioll ange6.
lid er6leidt ieir, in0, nadOem er
mobrgenommen Dob oie allgcmeinc
gluiibt gegen i'm mar, oos 8immcr
NIT Oen gSorteL ng9ir meroen ge.
ben bcrloiIen bu6cn. Der Gau3ler
ino einige Wliniiter moren oiteeaen
geweien, mas a6er gei9eben iej ND.
re unbefoint gebIeben.
Sn italieniiden politiibeu areilcn
miro oieier @eididte wenig Gloubcu
enteegenge6radlt. W}on gloubt bieI,
mebr, OoB ite oeitihen llriprilngs iei
nm Die Stimmilng 81 beeinfluiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Nmto.@Oaiiium.

@ie naiie StroBe fir einen lei4ter
llnfoa oerant1portli9. 9el
@eaoipieler 9lnorew Monn5eim
auf ieinem Motorrooe gegen ei-
men StraBen6a6nwaeson oefa6-
rem. Sin 6ormerlDagen BON
einem unbefantlten9Luto oemoIirt.
Srdulein 2oura Garmine BON Ser
Smit6-9loe., Woitnt 8ol6ington er-
lit geitern 9ia6nittag S9nittpun-
Sen i'm @ei9t, ais oas eleftriI9e
9luto ibrer glittter, 6rau Margaret
Garniine, melbeS iie in ser &eilters-
toipn-9}oao lcnfte, bon Dem Nlotor-
mngen 0es 9(mos s. Starf bon g}r.
1909, 98orO-GbarleSitraBe, in ser
9fG6e oes Yorf.Gircuit getroffen mltr-
Sc. Der leBtere &roitwagen puroe
BON g9iaiam ". Sloane, einem in gtr.
t415, g8eit-@loi6eriiroBe, mo6n6of.
ten Neger, gelenft m0 mar fltr5 Dor
Dem llniaa mlf ser StroBe auSge-
riiti6t.
Cello SpieGer Detun-
gliidte.
Ger 25 Sabre oIte 9lnorem W}onn-
bein, bon 9tr. 1911, 9}or0.9lppleton.
StroBe Elm GeQo-Spieler i'm Sotel
&ernan puroe eeiterr 9}ac6mittog
am aopi @eii9t unO oen 9lrmen
6iemli6 i6per berleBt, ais iein W1o-
torraO an Ger 9lor0meIt-Gde ser
MDrtle-9loenue lmo &anbole-StraBe
gegen cine 8relton-StroBe @leftrii6e
fubr. @r umo iein 9egleiter, SenrD
SorciS, Elm Singer inn &aDier-Sotelg Z
ebenfaQs in 9lr. 1641, 9}oro-2lpple-
ton-StraBe, mobnenO, lpurOen 3u
8o0en eei6leuoert. Mann6eim mur-
oe I'M glmbulan5magen oes norOpeIt-
li6en 9iItriftS ms WfarDlon0 @ene-
ral-Soipital ge6ra6t, wd6reno Sor-
ceS no9 Souie lidb begeben fonnte,
Oa er MIR lei6t Oerlebt worOen mar.
9pppeIteS llngliid.
@OWarO s. @udleD, % Sabre alt,
nelder 6ei Charles &c. @olfe in So-
milton pobnt, lit an einem ge6ro-
denem S6ulter6lott uno botte ooS
llngliid, an ser @de bon Samilton-
lnO Wiognolio-9(oe, in ieinem $50
gen nit eineu 9lrtomo6il in GoQiIion
SIT geratben pelbes Oos gSeite iu6-
te, na6oem es 6en @agen boIlItdn-
oig oenolirt unO @uflep ouf sic
StrnBe gei1leuOert bate Gie N(m-
6ulan3 ser noro6itIi1en @oliSeiIto-
ton brodte Den @erungliidten na1
Dem ct. Soiepb's Soipital, no cine
Operation borgenomen perOen muB-
te, neil in 6oIge oes gum apeiten
D}al ge6rodeneu SHulterblotteS Ser
3uItanO 0eS Mlannes 6eOenflib lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Gmtpfaug 81 G6ren Der Sritcn-GOm-
tniiiipn.

@mpfGng 81 Gbren Der Sritcn-Gum'
milton.
ggoibington, "a glpril.
Gin @mpiane murOe beute 9lbeno
bonn Staots-SefretGr Gaming 81
@breu ocs britii6en Staots-S -Sefre-
tdrs 0es 9(uSmGrtigeB 9alfour, oeS
SberbaupteS ser britiideu Gomnil'
Iiou, gege6en. Gerielbe bradte Die
formelen 9esriiBungS-6e 6eicrIidfeiten
5u @6ren ser britiiden 9eiu6er 81
@noe. Erdiioent @iliou unO ale
Cabinets -N}itglieoer nabmen an Dem
@mpfonq Ibeil, ebenio pie Glitglie-
ser oes Gongreiies imo 5ablrei1e
bobe 9fegierlngsbeamte.
Sic formellen Gonieren5eu weroen
MN morgen nad Der 9lntlnit Der
iran3oiii6en Gonniiiion ibreu 9ln-
fang nebmen.
8or Dem @mpionge maren Die ot'
plomatilden Nlitqlicoer Oer britiiben
GommiiIion oie Giner.@dIte oeS
Stoats.5efretGrs 2auina, Die slr-
mee-Ofii5iere Oie @dite oes &riegs-
Sefretdrs gafcr lmO ole Morine.
0ffi5iere oie oes @arine-Sefret
DunieIs, wG6reno SdaBamtssSefre'
tar Wlc9looo oie 6inan5iers nnter
sen 9cIuberu bel iitb 81 GaIte bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
QSnilnnierNantpfcr IN GIammen.

Gan SronciSco, "a. April,
yer ans SoI8 ee6aiite Eallagier.
0ampfer nGoronaoo~ itebt IN slam.
men III ser gta6e Der &iiIie BON Cali
iornien wie cine orabtloie Gepeibe,
pelde 6eute 9labt Die 9ioOioitatiou
bier empfiug, mitt6eiIt. Ger Gam
pier befano ii6 auf Der 9feiie bon
@rap'S Sar6or, @ai6., nad Sos SIN.
aeleS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Sscnc 09Otc spauicus an 0entIdIaHO.

sc o0rio, "a. 9lpril. - 9ie &e.
qierllng bat, elmer @aittbeilnug Der
8eitung uGl Smparcial" iifolge ilber
oie Eard6ootfrage pieOer cine 9eote
an Deuti6lono geIanot
Dos Cabinet crpdgt iorgfdltig Die
ourtb 9lnqriffe aegen ipuniide SAit'
fc gel6offene Sodluge, uuo &onig
9ufonIo conferirt beitdnoig nit ocn
politiiben 6iibrcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Sicrtcl NlilIiOu @nTdel @ctreiOc DER.
braunt.

@rie, @a., "a. 9lpril. 9lrd
cine Seuers6rlnit pllroeu 250,OOO
9uidel @etreioe IN Dem @lepator Scr
o@rie itnO @eitern Transportation
60" 5erit0rt Der gerlult miro auf
$5O0,000 gei6GBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
Niir @rlueiterlna Ser etaStarenacn.

Scr @erein Ser &ouflerte ino So-
brifanten er0ffnete geitern ieineGam-
pagne I'M SSntereHe Scr @ripeiterung
Der StaOtgren8en. Sr. 81. Q. @olos-
borough beeob ii6 nod @ocomoc
GitD, mo- er geltern 9lbenO bel Dem
Subresbonfett Der SanOelsbeb0rOe
bon @ocomoc GitD cinen @ortrag i'm
gtamen Der bieiigen &nufleute un0
6o6rifanten fir Elm groBereS @olti-
more hieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
0nrar etaNtncniafeitcn.

Gum @cIten ser Ser5 SeIu-&irdc
in @lpnoon fonO in gllbouebS-
Gbeoter cine @orltelliug itott. 0as
Stiid NOR elm nuiifaliideS 2ilitipieI.
|oter @owaro GeillD lit ser Heftor
ser Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
gLndl iIaIicniidc GommiiiiOn fommt,

@ou, pio 4oriS, "a. 9tprit. II
GS miro ermortet, ooB Der Ser3og
scr 9(bbru53en Elm &etter Oes &o-
Mas @ictor emmanuel. on ser Spi-
&c elmer itnlieniihen Gommiiiion
uaH ocn @ereinieten Stooten fom.
men miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
grn6q

fdS& Sstu ttumoalloer.9nieriieune 1T lein gcbenae,
Is iIlelnerlets. eS IN mein G5eid6dit. lino oas
BSotsr BSf @rsoy yFHa6anS~ ole beiie Sc66pfulg IS
iidfcit ,,sS mo- 90 aIIoere oeraeen Sir Aeqpen'
bet,n4hl 4hlnoer Der 9iiiten ODER NensNiemeIi. Gnt'
ienSenp s1 9on %er5ien unp empio0Ien bon 9olls
foStet II, QelDe oltd oaselbe gnben hntien. IS
o'e . llbr 9lhcnbS W." ~"'''l'"S9
3 ., MerOe0enu, 525 W..Gutaw.etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
RutItFH ArFMy
EnuHa

I'm Der 9IOtGiucuOisfcitcu
Oes Slut6cn Srenoes in GrIe.
Oieuns aner Greiauiiie nuO
auOerer slrbeit 5n beOcoueu,
Oic Oun OemIeIbeu OerIuust
mcrScu.