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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
@nabc in g9oI6inotOn acfunSem.

gia6oem lie BON oen @ebeimpoli5i-
item 4llirf rno &o6e feltgenommen
mor0en mar, eeitan0 6rmt @}argaret
Mcg(bee BON 9fr. A, Siio-@ulasfiltr.,
elm, ooB lie i6ren If Sabre alten
So6n, 8ooo Sing, in gtr. 1926, Z.
StroBe, gs.-@.j @albineton, 9. g.,
Oerborgen belt, Inn oeniel6enl benz
nGdIt na9 Detroit 81 bringen po iie
Ii1 nieOerlaiien miro. Sr. 9iormon
&ing bon 91r. 2, 9lor0 -9entalouItr.,
6otte SSralt Nlcgl6ee, feline frii6ere
@ottin, BON mel6er er Dor einieen
!Sabren geI6ie0en purOe, meel6ul.
0igt, oen &noben ans elmer S6ule
in &rince Georges County entfii6rt
81 baben. @r botte ole glufiibt ii6cr
oen &naben erbnlten, mesbal6 er Ole
@e6eimpoIi5ei benobridtigte, ais ibm
ooS &erl6minoen ieines So6nes ge.
meloet mur0e. SSrali Ntcglbee lagte
5uerIt Dab iie nibt wiiIe, mo- iib DER
&na6e befinoe. glls iie o6er BON oen
@e6eimpoli5iiten feitgenommeu lplr-
oe, geitano iic Sen 9litfent6nltsort Oes
geridmiin0enen elm. 0eteftip 0uirt
fubr no6 g9al6ington iino 6rohte
Sen &naben uo6 Baltimore 5iriid,
morouf 5rau Wlc9lbee entIaiien
mur1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
g[ntumu6il peridllunnOen.

Sr. 81. 9. 0ornel bon 9turton
8oltimore.G County, beriAtete eeltern
9(beno i'm 0eteftip Souptquartier,
6oB iein Gban0lcr- -gllltomobiL oos er
bor 6em Seim Scr GoIumbus-&itter,
Slr. 100, ,@luIberrDitraBe, botte
iteben lolien, 6milAen If lmo 10 llbr
geitobIen mur0e. 9as glutomobil
bat einen i6por0en uno eel6en gln.
itri6 uno einen @ertb bon $1,000.
0ie 9iceu5-yiummer 0es 9lutos lit
M0. 31.154.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
8nriid mu6 @nI6imatOu,

:. Ger 26 Sabre olte gli6ael 6ib-
t'a''lllonS BON @ol6ington 9. g.,
soutoe 9eItern bier BON oen @ebeim-
Po.l5llten 9ltfinlon uno 9(rmitrong
~n %llnlb ser @aIbingtouer @ebor-
"el oerboftet ga er angebli9 ieinen
pptl'9en 9(rbeitgeber $163 unter.
lp'a9en boben Ioa. gr muroe nadJ
DER mittleren 9oli6eiItotion eebra6t,
100 er 9eltern 9l6eno BON einem @oib-
Hnafoner EOlioiIten o6ge6olt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Tar Gin Seimaetrdnf.

9as BON @eo. @iint6er gebrarte
Bier lit oos bette. &iele 9eurtbeiIer
bon Bier ertlaren OaB es irgeno ei-
mem eritfIaiiieen ausIdnoiIden Bier
gleidfommt @eraoe 0as Ding fiir
oen 5amilieneebrauA. SeineS glro-
ma better @eibmad imo Iebr nGbr.
tr6ftie. 3ireft bon Der 8roueret
olird Die neueiten Mai6inen obee-
flint, moOur6 aIl9emeine 0ieinbeit qe.
li6ert piro. aiIte ST. @bone;
Bolfe 90.
(symitS.1SiNo.Go) (ln.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

@attin (na6 einem Strcit nit
ibrem 91ann. 5drtIi6): .Grei Saae
babe i'd fein @ort NIT Cir geipro.
den, @ldun6eu, iest bit gu geuug
eeitrait ....
@atte %, lnO eeraoe beute babe
id Elm pibtigeS 9lftenitiid 5u bear
beiten .. piIlit Gu nid6t nod eineu
Eag 3ugeben?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
0rOinirnma BON innaem 9rieitcrm

9lm 0onneritoe, Oen 81. Moi miro
Cardinal Gibbons in Ger @ot6eOrale
oie ilngen 30glinge 0eS ct. Worieu-
Seminars 5u FrieItern oroiniren.
Inter oen 36slineen iiuO bier 8oIti.
morer: S6omas 9. S. Fitzgerald,
@otter S. 0oDes, SSobn S. 9omens
un0 2oltis IS. &aet6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
GrIas Icineu SSerIctnuseu.

=, Sm Merc0-Soipital Itar6 gcItcrn
gta9mittag ser 46 Sabre oIte E6os.
%ltltleD bon gar. 1923, @coion-Str.,
an oen &erlcbungen pel6c er Iib 5lt.
800, olS cr am 0ienitog in oen Wla-
i9inenroum eines in Sort Gopington
liegenoen 0ampfers Itiir5te. Coroner
NileD ItelIte cine llnteriuHimg al uno
fonO, Dab 9ufflep's So0 einem I'M
permeioIi6en llnfaa 5r5uiGreiben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

idIue imO miBbonOeIte icine betaott
Nllitter.
9lls feline SdmeIter, SRI. 9atba
rine Gupau, ii6 ms 0littel Iegen
wollte, idlug er ouf iie. 9ie Sdwe.
iter teIep6onirte al oie @oli8ei po-
raul iid 9oli5iit Miller oes 9ur.
iNen annabnl inO i'm nad ser &oli'
5eiitatiou bradte. @r miiBte ii6 oui
Die glni6uIOisung Elm gelpobn6eitS'
mdBig lieOerlider Nlenid 81 iein,
ouf Orei @3onnte ms 9(rbeitsbaus
6egeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Suffre nnS gSipiani In @reit.
ais lngeniieenS ongeie6en.

@oriS, 90. @1oi. - N3ori6oa
Soffre mO @remiernliniIter &i-
Dioni iinO geitern 9[6eno ouf ibrer
9tiidfebr bon BEN Ser. Stooten in
3relt ungeIongt.
9ie fran8oliiben GomniiiiGre tra-
fen INN Wtitterna6t in Dem genonn-
ten Soften Elm rn0 iper0en belite
Glbeno in YoriS erportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
IS bin ~

Seine wo6entli6e SiugitinOe bieIt
geitern ser @eiangberein n6robiim"
in ieinem 9ofal an ser 6reOerid-9(pe.
o6. Inter Ger 0ireftion 0es 8rof.
So6n 81. &lein tpur0e 0as ,Sternen-
banner, BON Sobn 81. GIein fir
NiGnner6or 6armoniiirt, eingeii6t.
9tab ser Sineittnoe folgten Die @tit-
glieOer Ser @inIaoune ser Gonnltat-
ter ino begoben Iib 5u Dem 0ioiboa,
no iie bis ipdt in oie 9ta9t ib anii-
iirten.
n@ e Iten6- 9ie6erfron5."
llnter Der 9eitllng i6res 0irigen.
ten G6orleS S8. Dia 6ielten oie @iit-
elieoer oes o@elteno -Sieoerfron3" ge.
ltern 9lben0 in Seinri1s Saqe ibre
reglldre SingIhlnoe ob. Cine freu.
Oige lleberrai6lng mar Dem belie6-
ten 0irieenten om lebten Sonntoe
ieitens ser @}itglie0er 5u S6eil ge-
morOen. 0ieielben 6roGten i6m in
ieinem Sailie, 93r. 3109, 6reoerid-
9loe., onIdBlib ieines @eburtstages
elm Stdno1en un0 beOa6ten i'm nit
einem bii6iden @ei6enf. Serr 9ia
bewirtbete feline Iieben @dite oufS
@roBortieite, IieB 9lues, mas &iiAe
un0 &eler bot, Oenielben mlitragen,
unO Elm eemiit6li9er 9lbenO ipuroe in
Dem goitli1en Saiiie OerbraGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
MliE6nnNeItc ieinr Mlnttcr.

91od 9eugenausioeen i'm @erbor
bon Charles GnOaa bon 9lr. 1902,
@ltoip. StroBe, Dor Gi6ter 9renoel
I'M noroweitliden EoIi5eigeridt
fe6rte CuooG, nadOem er me6rere
,binter ole 9iuoe oeeoiieu 6otte~
na1 ieiner g9obnng 5uriid unO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
aea6uSa.Wlniif.G .Gpnierpntprinur.

Gas brittle CONCERT Ser 30glinge
oes YeobOOD 0iuiif-Gonierootorillms
in Der Gon5ertbaIle Oes SynItituts
6radte pieoer elm i90nes Yrogromm
5u @e60r. Cas @rogromm moe pie
folgt: Sorotio g9. @arfer: n6eltipal
9reluoe" fir SrgeI, Glib 9lnoerion
(OlO.); 3. Chopin: Grei @tuoen fir
Eiano, Samuel Sours (@o.); G6oS.
0enoe SeeOD: Sfi55en fir @iono,
n@lorning," nOn Soaring an Goen-
ing 9ell" uno n96e Gibulet," @bas.
Genoe 2eeOp; @. s. SGnoel; Sonata
in gI-Dir fir @ioline, 2oDol 9. Gar
Ion (%o); s. 9rabms: 0i6apioOie in
@-@loll; 3. 2is5t: Sonneite 5u oGi
Yetrarca," glr. 1914, fir @inno, SGo-
renee Sort; 6. Me6ul: 9lrie ans oSyo-
iep6 in glegDpten@ fiir 8enor, 9loD-
mono Steer; 0uoIeb Bud: nSn tbc
Gooit" iiir Sreel, SeIen 9lnoreuS
S(6io); j. Chopin; S9er5o fir 9io.
no, &at6orine 6loedner (8aib); @.
G6arpentier: 9lrie aus r2ouiie, fir
Soprun 9futb Sspolo; 9. S6lt-
mmn: @iano-Gon3ert, Saro5 Olefi
(MO.).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Gtn(nr OFT
Btitun9tn
@irO bOm YrdFOcutcn
brrlamgt.
GUmferen5 GUmite'm bers
taaem ith bis mDrgem.

NUHllllllllullull ItBl tllle SlruIt Uull
$4,000 @elo6uBe lno 8 So6ren
8u1t6ous fir Oieienioen 8eitlIn.
gen feit, peI6e irgenomelde Sn-
formation in 9e5ug oif oie 9lrmee
oOer 6lotte Dem @ublifum nit
t6eilen.
8aibin9ton, 23. Moi. - SIN
GongreB murOe 6eiite ser 4ampf fir
cine Genilr Der 3eitungen Oon9leuem
er0finet, na9Oem @rGIiOent @ilion
peri0nli6 Iid 0afiir perlpanot bat,
irgeno cine 5orm bon &reIie-9leguli.
rllng in Der Spionage-9iQ Ser SIC.
gierrng oiif3une6men. Gos 8erIan.
gen oes ErGfoenten nod ser &oQ-
ma6t fir Geniur Der @reiie purOe in
einem 8riefe an Oos @ongreBmitglieO
@ebb, Dem @orliber oeS Saus-Gomi-
te's fir SSulti5meier, olisgeOriidt lmO
berlriabte oagemeines @rItaunen,
0enn man bntte angenommen, 0aB
Die glominiitratiou oas lmgiinItige
8otum ii6er Die @enilir ais enOgiiltig
ongeieben bGtte. Sb es ole 9lOnini-
itration ber1uCben min, cine @enhlr
NIT @elpolt our63uOriiden bGngt
bon Oen 6iibrern i'm Senat inO i'm
Observation-Disclosures n6. Sic Comic
ren5.Gomite'n bielten 6ellte cine lpei-
tere 8erinmming, bod fonnteu iie
Die Stimmenglei66eit nicbt 6reden
uno Oertagten lib bis 6reitog, INN 0ie
glnli6teu oer0litalieOer 81 ermitteln,
no6Oem erli6tlid geporOen lit, 0aB
Der @iniluB Oes @rdiioenteu mebr
als ie binter ser @eiebge6ung 81 i'm
oen lit.
gSie es beiBt, miG man oie fol-
eenOe 8ori6rift gut6eiBen; nSn
ariegs3eiten miro Ser &rdiioeut bier.
our6 alltoriiirt, Heglllotionen fir
oen 8Wed 81 entperfen, Sniormation
IN 9e5ug aif Die 9emeaimg, ser
So6I, Der 9eidreibuug m0 ser Tis-
poIition irgen0 mel9er belpaffneter
W}obt ser Ser. Staaten Dem EubIi-
tilm lmO oomit Dem SeinSe 81 emit
1ulen." Ger 9(bidnitt i6reibt pei-
ter Dor, ooB cine Strafe BON $4,000
ooer 5 Subren 3udtbmis fir Oie
Serletungen Ser @ori1riften ieItge-
leBt meroen ioa.
S6ihon sic BreB-Genillr bonn Se-
nat NIT einem 8otilm bon 4S gegen
"a nieoergeitimmt murOe, beiBt cs
bod beilte 9lbeno, 0oB ser @rdlioent
einige ser @egner inn Senot ouf
leine Seite geiponnen bat.
Sic Gepublifaner oeS &eprGien.
fanten5olieS Iin0 einItimmig geeen
4 -iraenowelde @reB.Genilir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Ti0anti(1tr pIan.
Gin Giutanfer filr bic
gauge @elt.
0(merifa ion Die 0Sanrem
mn6 bas Welb lieferm.

OlC AullllCllf lUlC VlubulllulllllCll
Sranfreid, Stolien, guBIonr
uno 8elgien iinO bereit, Dem
@lone 5u8ultiumen. - 9as 0ll
IeibenOe @elo in S6be bon
8,OOO,OOO,OO0 i'm criten Sabre
ais ineeniieenS ongeieben.
g8oibingtoM 90. Nloi. ~
Gin Erogromin nod peldem Die
omerifoniicbe Hegierung mitiomlnt
Den 9laiirten oae @infGuie genein-
lam beioreen, cine &ouinoI6ine ein-
ri@ten ioa, in WeI6e Silnoerte bon
@rperten mie 3Gbne in einem &anm-
rao eingepaBt per0en uno Elm Elm.
0iger Monn on Die Spite oieIes
gigantiicben llnternebmenS geltellt
merOen ioa, ilt 6ur 8eit in @rmGgung
mo nimmt i6nea cine beitimmte
6orm an.
Ser ermGbnte Wfonn niirOe Ger
O6er-&Glfer Der gan0en gSelt iein.
Ser Iome oes @lannes miro inner
bolb Der nGditen Gage befannt ge.
9eben mer0en.
@roB6ritannieL Sronfreib, 9RuB-
lano, Stalien, Sopou unO 8eIgien
6oben Dem %lone I'M 8rin6ip 0uge-
itimmt unO poaen ooS llebercinfon-
men lntcr5ei6nen ioboIO Die @in0el-
beiten ooiuitirt porOen iinO.
9lae @infGufe fir Oie 9(rmee un0
Die 6lotte piir0en bon oielem Wfonne
belorgt meroen. @lnn i6Gst, ooB ole
@rmee uno 6lotte Der Ser. Stoaten
DGbreno Oes erlten &riegsiobreS
$3, 3,500,000,000 betrogen uno oie
glGiirten werOen $6,0OO,OOO,OOO pro
Sobr nllsgeben melin ibuen Der ame-
rifanii6e Credit 5ur @erfiigung 9e-
Iteut bIeibt.
Sn Der 8pii6en6eit geben sic
@genten Der 9luiirten Oos ibnen ge-
liebene @jelo in oen Ser. Staoten
aus. Die 9fuiien boben 500 &ofomo-
tiOen un0 10000 9o6nmoegons be-
felt. Ser @eri6t fir 1917 lit fer
TIC uno entbiilt rnter 9lnoerem ons
groBe 8ertrauen GjroBbritonnien'S,
oaB 9tiiBlonO aud peiterbin Elm ofti-
Der Saftor inn ariege bleiben miro.
gllle 9ln5ei6en oeuten oarouf bin,
Dab Die bon Oen Ser. Stooten 3lt lie
fcrnOen $3,OOO,0OO,OOO fir ole 9u-
liirten I'M eriten Sabre nibt genii-
geno iein merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

9as Sa6res- -@anfett oes 9(lumnen.
@ereins Oes oMolnt ct. glenes.Gol-
leee~ bel Der So6residIuBfeier fGlt
0ieieS SSabr oes &rieges megen aus.
Cine Delegation bon 80 Yerlonen
erludte geltern oen @oiiDerneur Sor.
rineton cine Siid5ii6terei in 6re6e-
rid-@ountD an5ulegen.
SSn Ser g}G6e BON &ifespiIle 1T ge-
itern 6raid @arD 6. @oters, Ole
@ittme 0eS noriges Sabr peritor6e-
men 8mtmelIters Sobn @aters, ge-
Itorben.
Cine Gompagnie oes fiinften W3a-
rDlGnoer Niili5reeimenteS tuuroe ee-
Itern nod 8irginien eelanot.
6roii 9. s. @Orne, cine Ser be-
fannteIten 6rmtenrebtlerinnen, Der.
IdBt @arDIanO inO ee6t uad Goliior-
nien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
nGaumitattcr SOIfSfcit-gcrcin,

| HNuNNlullNI eSUllSICl7SClClNt
S9ren iGbrli9en Nioi6oll bielten &c,
itern Die bie0eren Sdpa6en. -
Serrli6es @etter 6egiinitigte Oa;
6eit. - @egen 800 &erionen pa.
rem 5useaen. - Sn Oem untereu
Saole ipieIte Elm Cabaret. -
@normer @rfoIg.
Seinen olliGbrIiben @}ai6oI belt
geItern 9I6eno bonn i60nIten g9etter
wie ii6lib 6eeiinItigt ser n@aunItat-
ter gOlfsieit-@erein." S6on frii6 ami
gIbenO moren oie eaitli6en &Glme
oes nGonnitatter @orfs" nit fr66li.
6en Nleniben angefiiQt. @egen 800
Eerionen, Sdmaben un0 Sd)md6in.
nen nit i6ren 5rellnoen lm0 9efonn.
ten go6en ii6 NIT oollem Screen 0enl
&an5Oergniigen bin. Gle Gonen DO.
ten einen rei5eliOen 9lnblid in i6ren
elegonten 6rii6iabrs-Soiletten. &rfc.
SteintpalO's aus9e5ei6netes Sr6e-
iter Iieierte oie Son3muiif; Oie I66n-
item 0erlodeuoiten g8eiIen pur0en ge.
ipielt. Ser olatte 9arfettboOen luO
Sung uno gIlt Elm. ser @ottin
Serpii6ore 81 bulOieen
SIM iInteren Saale unter6ieIt Elm
Cabaret Oie Glteren 2eilte. GaS ee-
miit6Iide 9eiiammeniein i'm eigenen
9arf, ser i6one 9lnIosen ollfipeiIt,
unO Elm frii6es @laS @erItenIaft err
bo6te Die feItlide Stimmltng.
Sic Goniten 0ie 10 biel 81 0em
@rfolge Oes berrli1en MoifeItes 6eI.
getrogen 6otten poren Oie folgen-
ben: arrangements @onite: SEQ.
Spittel, &oriieer, GreOerid 2eioig
mO SenrD 8oBler; @rfriIGungs.@o-
mite &o6ert 90. 9lol3er, &oriiber.
Saco5 Seuler rmO 6rou3 Souter;
5inon5-Gomite: GabiO Sonne6ed,
Charles aramer Senrp @. Quanot;
&ii6en-Gomite: g8iQiam Simon un0
5reo. 9Siipfe.
81 rion."
Gie eeItriee Gibung oes @eIang.
bereins o9lrion" NOR ie6r gut 6eiucbt,
unO inter ser 2eitlng oes 0irigen-
ten Srn. Gorl 8o6ali muroen Der.
l6ieoene 9ie0er eingeii6t. S5n ser
@ei6ditsiiBung beribtete oas Sous
Gomite, OaB am n6diten Sonntoe ser
neue &erualter 0es n9lrion-@arfS",
Sr. gtelion Glarf, feline Stellmg an
treten miro. Sr. @rnIt S6miOt ser
friibere 8erWalter, fonnte Oie Steae
infolge ieiner 6anilienoerbGltniiie
nicbt lGnger Oertreten. @s muroe be.
i6loIien, OemnG6lt einen 6amilien.
ausflug nod Dem n9lrion-Yarf" 81
MAIDEN. 9ie &erIammling pur6e
BON &rGli0ent s. @. &ein6arOt ge.
Ieitct. Sefretdr SeurD SdIeilener
protofollirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

9l6unueutem bic Ocu D7cntidjcm
GurrcipOnScntcu" uidlt piinftli6 oocr
mregclmaFis cr6aIten, iinO ocbcten,
Der Office OaUun per SeIep6un Uber
idriftlid YlittDeiInHe 81 MAIDEN.
The sun., 1917-12-30
3BRITlSH SHIPS
SuNK;19SDEAD
Loss of DeStrOycrs OH Dee. %,
Just Revealed. Was Cause
of JellicOe's Downfall.

LONDON. Dec. c9--The loss OF three
torpedo boat destroyers by torpedoes or
mines Off the Dutch coast in foggy
weather on the night Of December 2"
was revealed by the Admiralty to-day
Thirteen officers and $50 men were lost
with the boats.
1t is commonly believed here that this
dlsa s.er caused the removal Of Admiral
sir John Jellcoe as First Sea Lord and
the appointment OF Sir Rosslyn Wemyss
in his place. The loss OF the boats wa.
generally known here, although not OIL
cially announced.
sir Eric Geddes. First Lord Of the
Admiralty, was received in audience by
the King on Christmas Day. which is
most unusual and indicated that his
business was urgent, and the changes in
the Admiralty were announced on the
day after Christmas.
When Sir Eric was appointed First
Lord of the Admiralty it was announced
that he would have a business adm'nis-
lratioii, based Q. efficiency
The sun., 1917-12-30
End the Old Year Well
by Aiding Smoke Fund

EVERYBODY wants to leave
~ good record in 1917. How
better can any one close the old
year than by helping the Ameri-
can soldiers in France? Make
"Happy New Year" really
happy day with the remembrance
on having sent contribution to
THE SUN Tobacco Fund. If
you wonder what the fellows at
the front will think Of you read
the postcards from a few of
them, printed on page l, part 2,
this morning.
The big fund event of this
week is the Ice Pageant in the
rink of the Waldorf, Thursday
and Friday nights. The pro-
gramme will be replcte with in
tercsting and unique features
and at its conclusion everybody
will have an opportunity to dance
or skate, whichever he prefers.
The United Cigar Stores Com
pany's contributions to the fund
made another big advance yes
terday. Don't forget that certi-
ficates deposited in the boxes in
the United and Schultz stores all
help.
WARNING! THE SUN TO-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
tion or publication. 1t employs
no agents or solicitors.
The sun., 1917-12-30
ARMY 0BJECT0R
WILL NOT YIELD
Camp Dix Man. Ordered to Be
Shot. Then Saved. Still
stubborn.
special Despotch 10 TRr SuN.

CAMP DIX. Wrightstown, y. j., Dec.
29.-Aithouch saved from death by
Brig. ten. J. :. Mallory. who revoked an
order sentencing the man to face a
shooting. squad. Rudolph j. Nrena. a
drafted man from North Jersey. refused
yesterday to sign his assignment card
and declaration of loyalty TO the United
States. Nrena was virtually snatched
, from death as the last official act OF
: Gen. Mallory, who goes to Southern
cantonnlcnt.
Nrena is Bohemian and has been in
the United States nearly twenty-sevcn
years. IIc bases all OF his objections 20
becoming a soldier on his claim of being
an international Socialist.
His case has excited widc attention OF
military authorities as he is the first
man Il! a.ted into the National Army u
/ be sentenced 10y couit-martial to the en-
treme penalty OF death BY musketr"' =
He was brought before the general court
martial of the Seventy eighth Division
! charged with d;sobedience Of orders.
| In Wow ot oroers IN violation ol
articles y. war, the specific charge or
which he was found guilty being tina,
he refused to obey the instructions OF
| Major J. T.. Wilson of the 2l2th Infan.
| try, north Jersey unit. to sign tn.
declaration Of n soldier and his assign
| men. card and to prepare for his physi
cal examination. He pleaded no,
guilty. but was convicted on the firs'
charge and the curt agreed on the
| dc; tn sentence.
| Brig Gen. Mallory. then in command
| referred the verdict to the court. but th'
members refused to change its decisions
In Ia,, Tt1Ix tha ~
Of the United States to commute tn.
death sentence to imprisonment Gen
Mallory then issued an order which ha,
the effect OF suspending sentence.
"The soldier 10 advised to reflect OF
tho sentence adjusted by the court II
this case and an attitude which place
his own views above the law and which
IL persisted in. must inevitably lead I,
disaster and grief for himself and hi
family and injury to the cause he sup
ports" was the Generals comment o,
his veto.
Vrena. resting on his cot readin,
Paine's age OF Reason loaned him b.
one of score OF other 'conscientiou
objectors'' now quartered in the sam
building. an annex OF the barracks o
Company l6 OF the ls3d Depot Brigade
appeared to display little interest in tn
outcome OF his case this afternoon.
"Get this straight ut the start" h
said. I'm not posing as martyr.
am Socialist of the most radica
branch. an internationalist. We believ
In universal brotherhood. and l ar
thsreforc obliged. no matter what tn
consequences. to refuse to become par
Of the army, at least until assured tha
labor Is to have a part In settling ques
tions at stake. You know this is eli
tirely n captalistic war"
The sun., 1917-12-30
Special Despatch 10 The Sux.

"Pee'"' besP0fch 70 IHE Sun.
WASHINGTON. Dec. .9.-From un!m-
peachable official authority THE Sun Is
enabled herewith to present some details
or the legislation which will be asked OF
Congress by the Administration in con-
nection with the taking over OF the OPP
Grafton of the railroads In some re-
spect 1t differs widely from interprcta-
tions which iave been placed on The
Presidents proclamation. A measure
will be introduced in Congress almos, as
what authority is now lacking 70: car
rylng out the plan.
The principal legislation to re sought
is authority for the Government. 20 guar
antee to railway security holders 4 re-
turn equal to the average OF the return
for the fiscal years 1915 to 1917 inclusive.
But this legislation, it is learned. will
be SO framed that the highes' return
possible from any railway security while
the roads are under Government opera
ton will be limited 70 what is considered
to he a reasonable amount. On this point
In each individuaf case brought up the
Interstate Commerce Commission will
pass. but while the Anal figure has not
been determined upon, It was stated ON
cially that it will not be above or
per cent. Any income earned above the
figure finally set will be turned into the
Treasury.
Provision for this was made br tn'
President in his proclamation taking
over the operation o! the roads an''cipat-
ing the authority which will he sought
from Congress. Touching dividends &c
owners of railway securities the procla.
nation stated
Regular dividends hitherto declared
! and maturing interest upon bonds de-
bentures and other obligations may NJ
| paid in due course. and sNi regular
| dividends and interest may continue t'
! be paid until and unless the said director
! shall from time to time otherwise ny gen
/ eraI or special orders determine. and sub
ject to the approval of the director tn'
various carriers may agree upon an'
arrange for the renewal and extension
/ OF maturing obligations
| In considering cases where the stock:
! Of railroads are considerably above heii
par value it is understood tha' TN
The sun., 1917-12-30
SOME ROADS AND FERRIES
PICKED TO CARRY FREIGHT:
PASSENGER TRAINS CUTOUT
CONGRESS WILL GUARANTEE
RETURN ON RAIL SECURITIES
Government Needs Authority to Pledge Income Equal
to Average for Years 1915 to 1917, Inclusive
Earnings Maximum About to Per Cent

actual value of the investment vii! he
taken into consideration by the Inter
state Commerce Commission IN hXlng
the rate Of return Oh such stocks.
In the case OF railroads which have
failed 20 make money or have made
very little during the period ON which
The avcrag" r"tura l. based come return
will be guaranteed. This return will be
based on IN "Stiuate of the additional !
business which these lines will he called
upon 20 do Under Government control
and the fact that they will have the use
OF 'he terminal facilities and other
equipment OF other railroads..
II actual practice develops that these
roads cannot earn the return estimated
hy he Government the Government will
have to make Up the difference between
the actual return and the return guar
anteed % the road
Settlement OF the question q return
for each individual railroad Will he
largely q separate matter. The ieeis-
lation to be asked for will leave the situ-
alton so flexible that the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission and other regulating
bodies Will have power and authority 10
remedy any evil condltipn which may
arise 20 Irake tho Government operation
unfair TO holders OF any particular se-
curit:es
No power i "a he sought by the
Administration 20 change the present
rate fixing bowers Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The rate cases
where increases are now sought VIII not
no dropped. bu, will 60 ahead as II
there had been no change In railroad
control.
In passing on the return for any par
ticuiar road the Interstate Commerce
Commission will take into consideration
the fsct that the use OF the facilities 81
other roads had u part in bringing abou
the iucrea sed return. This will not sub
trnct from the return OF that road anC
vii, be given consideration in figurini
. tho return OF the railroad where ter
minals and other facilities were utilized
Legal advisers OF the Governmen
have gone into the situation thoroughly
and have reached the conclusion tina
no new legislation is needed in order t
give Mr.. McAdoo additional powers TO
the control Of all employees of the roads
Ever rnan. whether president OF rail-
road OF n switchman. will he under III
J complete control OF the pirector-Generai