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today are that the first years demands
upon the financial resources of tho coun-
try will run in excess of the 50, 500, 600, 900
already estimated to be necessary, and
may approximate IS. 0oO. .o00. 600
Bond issues totaling S474, 4,ooo, 900 are
under discussion. These would include
the 1924 1000. 900 of Panama canal bonds
authorized. but not yet issued.
II is possible that Secretary NcAdoo
VIII announce one Of these bond issues
today or tonight
loan to the allies vary between $500, 600. :
600 and $1,000 100000
Expect Official Deputations.
Official Populations from Great Brit
ain. France and possibly other allied
governments are expected in the United
States shortly to formulate a program
with United States officials for the
financial assistance of the allies.
1t seemed likely today that a heavy
percentage OF the war needs will be
raised by greatly increased taxation.
radical revision OF the present income
tax is considered as among the proba-
bihties. This revision. II is expected
will involve the lowering of the pres.
ent exemptions of $4,000 and $4,000 on
individual incomes, and heavy increases
on incomes of $4,000 or more The
opinion prevails that the government s
revenue from this source could he
brought up TO 1000. 900. 900 annually. The
income tax at present yields approxi-
mately s325.0O0, 900.
1t is considered likely also that the
excess profits tax on business recently
enacted by Congress. will be increased.
II is estimated that by increasing this
tax on business profits the government
could obtain $1,000. 900, 900 annually in
stead of the 1925 1000. 900 contem pla ted
by the recently enacted law.
Other taxes proposed are on whisky.
beer and tobacco. and II is also pro-
posed 10 increase the tax on estates in
herited.
Evening star., 1917-04-07
FURTHER PROGRESS
CLAIMED BY FRENCH
Advance Near Landricourt.
Germans Dispersed North
east of scissors.
BRITISH ALSO MAKE GAINS

Be- the Associated Press.
PARIS, April THE Official statement
OF today follows:
East and west Of the Somme there
was violent artillery fighting in the region
of DalIon and Gruigics. with no infantry
fighting. Patrol encounters occurred east
of the lower forest of Coucy. We made
further progress north OF Landricourt. In
the region northeast OF Scissors Ger
man reconnoiterirg party was caught
under our fire and dispersed.
I'm the sector of Chivres, northeast OF
Berry -au-Bac the artillery was very
active. A German attack on our posi-
tions south of Nille- Bois was repulsed
by our grenadiers and machine guns.
The Germans were not able to approach
our lines AT any point.
Evening star., 1917-04-07
French Have Advantage.

East of Sapigneul. grenade fighting
continued. to our advantage On the left
bank of the Neuse we made a success
full surprise attack in Avocourt wood. de-
stroying defense works and bringing back
materials. Everywhere else the night was
&Im.
"On Thursday night one OF our air
plane squadrons made seven sorties
and dropped 440 Kilograms of projec-
tiles on enemy works at Dumvillers.
Spincourt, in Mangiennes forest and in
Billy forest.
During a bombardment of Rheims
yesterday several fires broke out. Ten
civilians, of whom three are women.
were wounded. During the night Ger
man aviators threw down several
bombs in the region of Nancy, causing
neither loss of life nor material dam
age"
Belgian communication: During the
night Belgian aviators dropped bombs
on various German military establish-
ments. Feeble cannonading was re-
ported along the whole front, but with
little more intensity in the direction
Of Lizerne. short struggle with
trench guns occurred near Steen-
gtraete."
Evening star., 1917-04-07

who have not been completely equipped
were issued parts Of their equipment
which is missing.
Quite a number Of men in the local
naval militia are machiniStS at the
Washington navy yard engaged in the
manufacture of naval ordnance. and
the commandant OF the Washington yard
is to determine which of these men will
be Of more vahIe to the country at this
time In their civilian occupation than
they would in the navy. Commander
Brummett this afternoon went to con-
fer with the commandant to ascertain
what men would be released for mill
tary service.
Evening star., 1917-04-07
TWO BILLIONS MAY
BE LENT TO ALLIES

Continued from First Paee.)
Evening star., 1917-04-07
Navy Recruiters Active.

The men in charge of the regular navy
station at 306 eth street northwest are
very active in placing their posters
about the city. and they say they are re-
ceiving much support from the business
men of the city. They have a number
of requests for literature and advertising
material which the merchants will per-
init them to place in the stores.
Letters have been sent to a number OF
the postmasters at the substations in
various parts Of the city asking them for
lists of young men of good moral char
acter and of military age who might be
interested in the navy so that literature
can be sent to them. They will be paid
50 for each recruit obtained as result of
the lists of names they send in. A
long list today was received from F. p.
Weller, at Sth and / streets southeast
Mr.. Weller however, said that he would
take no pay for recruits, because he felt
it Is his duty to supply the names.
Alexander Hamilton Davis was en-
rolled at the navy station today, 1909
31st street northwest.
The following were reported at the
army tent at 1th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast: Bryan Ma
gruder, S24 Sth street northwest; Ridge
ly A. Griffith. 321 18th street outheast;
Raymond A. Hart, 2I2 Carroll avenue;
Dudley p. Germane, 1926 n street
northwest; John A. LefingweN, Rich
mond, Va
Evening star., 1917-04-07

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Evening star., 1917-04-07
RECRUITING STATIONS
DOING BIC BUSINESS
Number of Enlistments Recorded
and Applicants for Information
Reported Numerous.

Men continued to flock to the several
recruiting stations representing the va
rtous branches of the military service
today, making inquiries concerning en-
istments. Both the regular navy and
army stations were busy all the morn
ing. and there were a number Of appli-
cations at the naval militia armory. but
in view of the fact that that organiza- =
ton has been called into the United
States service no moro enlistments will
be received there.
II was stated today that it is prob
able recruiting station for the naval
militia may be opened here after the
organization leaves, and probably will
be placed in charge of Joseph A. Dempf,
former commander of the local naval
militia. Men who wanted to get into
the naval militia for the period of the
war. but who did not want to enlist
in the regulars, 1t was suggested, could
be put through a period of training at
the armory here and then sent to Nor
folk for assignment to regular ships
The Sylvia or some similar vessel could
be used for training in addition to
being used as patrol and convoy in
the Potomac river
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
SSOn glntu Ocrlctt.


Ger % Sabre olte SenrD z. Soa3
BON Ger @de Der &otapsco-9lpenre
unO 2. StroBe, 9rooflDn 9(unc
9lrltnoel-GoiutD, purOe geitern 9ioA-
mittag bon Dem @oli5ei-Ser9euite
@lenn bom meItliGen Giitrift pcr-
5oftct, nab6em CT nit ieinem gIlto
Oen IA Sabre oltcn g9m. Soroosfv
bon @ellioms, Slime 9lrunoel-Go.
ouf Dem 9(nnopolis 9ouleparO 81
SoOen gei9leuoert 6otte. Ser &no6e
lurrOe bon Srn. Sdos no1 Dem Uni
DeriitGts-Soipitol ge6ro6t, 100 ieine
@erlebun9en 6cite6eno ans Solito6.
iAiirflngen S6nittpunOen am &or-
per uno i'm @eiidt, 6e6anoelt wur-
Oen. gluBerOenl paren i6m me6rcre
SABINE ousgei6lagen. porOen. SadS
wuroe ipdter bon Dem &oli5ei-2ieute-
nont 6ronf Sitenoorff an ben @oli-
5iIten Selmer bon ser g(nne glrllnocl-
GolntD-9e60r0e oisgeliefert. Saos
ioa feline G6aufielrs-2icen3 6ei irb
getra9en' 6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Gitrac GtaStncniofcitcn.

SuroIO $. g8aterS, bis gum 9[us-
bruh 6es &rieges @ice-&onIul in
Berlin 1n0 ieitber @ice-aonlul in
Gonitortinopel unO Barcelona, trof
6ei ieinem &oter, @errD 6. @oterS,
in Germantown Sorforo-Go
Gin.
@ou0crneur Sarrington bat eine
9cpei6e crbolten, IN Der General
@rofoButoribaa Gromocr onfr1gt,
mas CT oobon bolte, 0aB man eincn
icoen Der ilngcn Mdnner, Die ser
9lusbeblln0 gum Wdlitdr0ienite I'M
tcrIicgen elmer pbDiiiben Inter
iuhung lnterwerfe 8meds aufiinfti-
gen OienitcS.
Qie @on0erIuit- @eieIlidoft unter-
nobm geltern Inn 2 llbr einen Spa
0iergong Ole 0ulanep- -@oleD- -StraBe,
bon ToWion aus, cntlong nod @len
Glcn GoYtle, nod @robioence, sic
Soap Game entlang noh Der SSoppa-
StroBe iln0 auriid nod Somlon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
SnieLrnttcn in Der fSnl(e.

0ie 9Boli5ei Oes liiOli1en 9iItriftes
botte cs gcitern altf 6ie Spielratten,
&orteuipieler, lomie Sra" .Spieler,
obgclc6en. Syn Ger. 1856, SiiO-
GbarlesltroBe na6nicn oie %oli5ilten
Stopleton uno 0fcaenna iecbs &ul-
fen gcfangen, oie bon 9iiAter S5mp
0ur 3a1lune bon ie $2.45 beltrait
muroen. 0ieIclbe Strofe mrBten lie
ben 9leger binterleeen Die I'M Saule
gtr. 6O2, SiiO-GlltamltroBe, bon oen
Sergeonten Gagon iluO oen Eoli6i-
iien Surris, @retl imO Sdlipper
beim Crap Spiel ertappt mltrOen.
slub feds 9}eger, Die in gtr. 80, Dit
SeeltruBe, bot 0en Foli3iiten Dfc-
Sienna uno Stapleton eripiibt wur-
ben 6otten ebenfaaS ie 81 uno Die
Soften 3u 6erappcn, beOor lie pieoer
treioe(oIIen iuurOen. SpGter om Sa-
oe imterna6men oie @oIi5iIten Sap,
&omoltef ltno 9attee cine ya55ia olif
Oas Saus g9r. 1914, 9ieDnolOs-Str,
mo Iie Iie6en weitere 9lulIen 6eim
&ortcnIpiel iiberroibten. 9lud lie
botten ie 81 unO Oie Soften gu be-
5a6len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
@ei gImtunmfaII OcrIeht.

Somes @aroner bon Ger. 1929,
0it@lomlmentiiraBc, iubr geitcril
9lbeno an Der Sit-6apetteitraBe ouf
ieinem WiotorraO III oos 9(utomobi(
oes Or. @iaiam s. 9pionef bon Gar.
2C0S, 9li6lono.glDeY binein itno pur-
oe I'M 9lnproa auf Die StraBe gewor-
ien. Ger 9lr5t lm0 Der %oli5iit Sas.
IS. 9ennon bo6en @oroner auf lmO
brabten i'm in Der Wioi6ine Oes
9lr5tes nod Dem So6ns Sopfins-&o-
ipital. Iort wuroe ieltgeiteIlt, Bob
er ii1 nur am 0aumen uno re9ttn
9ein un6eoellteno Oerlest botte. gto1-
0em er perbun0en morOen mar, oer-
6oitete i'm Ger %oli5iit neil er feline
6a6rlicen5 fir Oos N}otorrno bei Iid
batte unO megen rnoorli1tigen Sab
renS, unO nabm i'm na6 Der norO0lt-
li1en @oli5eiltotion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

Inter oen 9luipi5icn Oer nGon-
mmitD Gentcrs~ finoet om "a. Sep
tcmbcr in @oi6iugton cine oifcutli6e
Terlonmlung ilott, 81 weIherMapor
Frelton ein0elnOen murOc, Inn ii6er
Die erfolgrei1e 9etrcibilng oes 6ieIi.
gen v@emeinoe.@larfts~ eincn @or-
trog 81 bolten. 0ie @inloolng
muroc bon Gommiiidr 8rotunIeD an
oen @lapor gcionot. Sri. Gecil 9.
Norton unO einige onOcre proni-
nente 9epo6ner beabiicbtigen in
&al5in9ton @cmcinoc-MGrftc 5u cr-
ri1tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
y @aItimurc @nncrn. gIercin. I

Ger Baltimore 8ogern @erein~
miro Dem @ubliflm oenmd1it pieocr
elnen ieiner 10 6eliebten SGae bieten
llnO ou6 Elm 9luiternroitcn uno al-
oere 6eitlihfeiten. Sn ser geitern
y'obnlittng in Der gS6ite-Suae ltott-
eebobten regelmdBigen Geriamul-
lung, bel Der @rGiioent @olt6oIar
FreG Den @oriib lnO SefretGr @mil
SSodenfuB 0as 4rotofou fii6rte, MUIR
oen Die erlten arrangements fiir 0en
Boa getrofien, Der am 0anfiagungS-
tnge in 9arrD's &alle an Der @eit-
@altimoreItraBe itattfinoen miro.
Tos glulternr0ltcn wlrOe fiir Oen 10.
6e6ruar IN Ger g86ite-Salle feitge-
icBt. glm @}ontog, 6en s. Ofto6er,
oeronitaltet Der Gerein ouBerOem
cine 6reipartie fir Die WlitglieOer
lno Gamen e6enioas in Der 86ite-
Safe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Nie AiMt6cniiLfrrtitr stnAt-

Baltimore it, wie Or. S. &. 6lad,
%oriiBer oeS ndOtiideu Bureaus fiir
Legislative 9feiormen feiigeiteat bat,
Die oidtelt 6co0lfertc GroBitoOt in
Ocn @creiuigten Stantcn. GieS iollte
Die 9lnti-9lnuerioniiien Oooon ii6er-
5ci0cu, OoB oie 9ultimorer StoOt-
gren5cn crpeitert werOen iollten.
Sic @cwo6ncr5o6l in sen no6itc6cu-
ben Std0tcn per GuaOrotneilc it,:
9}cp-2orf. 19,0OS; G5icago, 1928;
F6ilaoeIpbio, 1928; ct. Qouis, 49,
22l; 9oiton 1926; Glepclono, t2,-
$50 Baltimore, 1882; &ittsburg6,
14,4Q0; Getroit 13,248; sos glngc-
les, 1000; guifolo, t1,SlO; San
6roncisco, 1914; @Rinuoufcc, 49,
1872; Cincinnati, 1886; 9}cmorf,
1926 gicp-SrleanS, 1856; g9oi5-
inoton, 5,932; WtinucopoIis, 7,OlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Der SrauOitiftnna bcIdjmlOist.

9tod einem @ortipediel NIT i6rem
Manne, Dem gtcger So6n Soworo,
ging Die gteeerin @3orp &omoro no6
DEM 8lueiten Stodiperf i6res &auIes,
gfr. 411 @lc9lqiiteritraBe. Damn
DerIieB iie ooS @ebGuoe, unO menige
SeftnOen ipdter wur0e iie BON gIo6-
barn auf 9foli6, Der aus eincm Sen
itcr inn 3weiten Stodwrrf FAM nuf-
mcrfiom gemaGt. Sic iagte angeb-
lib. uSoBt eS mur brennen.~ 0os
Gbcpaor muroe, naAoen 0as 6euer
BON ylab6orn geloi6t poroen mar,
perboitet uno nod Der mittleren 80
li5eiitation oe6ra1t, ipo 6eioe nnee-
i6uloigt Duroen ange6li6 oen 81
feltli6en 6rieOen gcit0rt 81 baben
Ole 91egerin wurOe ferner ser angeb-
li6cn gronoltiihlng bei6uIoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
alnsain nnf bctrnnfcmc 9lcacr.

Sci elmer &a35ia, pelbe Die Ser
geonten 8arranger, Softer ino Die
%oli5iiten Seilgartper, Glanpitt unO
SDion bonn meltli6en Giitrift ouf Die
g8o5nnng Oes gtegers 9fltOolpb
g9atts, 9lr. 517, gtoro-Nlount-Str.,
lmterno6men ii6erroidten iie bier
5c6n @ollfopIc bel cinem ldrnenoen
Grinfgcloge, gllle mogliben Sorten
bon Spiritiiolen uuroen BON Der
Noli3ei beidloonnbut unO bic glegcr
nod Der Yoli5eiitotion gebrobt, no
MIR einioe Die @iirgitboit BON $26.45
btntcrlegen fonnten. 8ntts mltBte
$lO1.45 fiir Elm 6elltigcs gcr60r iteI-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Scricnfitns britiiden 0nmpfcrs
beridtct.

Gin atIontiiAer Sufen,
IT. Ole ylodridt bon Der 8eritorung
0es britii6en 9ampfers n@larp
@oirO" ourdb elm 0eilti1es llnterlce-
boot ipuroe beute bon Der 8emon-
nung eines amerifanii6en Yoliogier-
0ompferS nod bier eebraht. Der
Qompfer puroe bereits I'M Dtoi nabc
Scr britiihen &iilte oerientt, ober erit
icbt muroe bier ctpos bon ieincnl
Scbidial befonnt. Ger Dampfer botte
einen Houminbalt BON 1880 Eounen
un0 muroe I'M Sabre 1908 0ebout.
Gr geb0rte Der 0Yage Shipping 60. "
bon 2iDerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
gerIim lucif anae6Iidl Oum midlts.

2onOom 16. September. Cine
bal6-offi5ielle @crlincr 9otiboit, Ole
in glnllteroom einging, iogt no6 gLn-
gobe oes &euter. Bureaus;
Gin ongeblidcr 9erid)t Scr bon
Dem oeutiben @eianoten on Merifo
bc5iiglid 0es idpeoiihen @eidGftS-
triggers iibcrulittclt icin iou uno Ger
bonn onerifauilben Staotsocportc-
mcnt pcr0ffentlibt muroc, 1T III 8cr-
liner outlidcu &rciien niMtS be-
fonnt.g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Ith c 0iirftia
Ser gSnScnframyf

tritt ploblidl mciit wG6reno Oes
SibenS ooer 9ieeenS Elm. Sic @a.
Den 5ie6en iicb babel 5li elmer 6artcn
@eiAmulit 5uianmen nit lbarfer
9lbgren5lng ser cilBelnen NluSfeI-
biinoeI. Wlon fiiblt eiucn bcitigcn,
5iebeu0en Sdmer5. Sci Trild ooer
Greblng lit sic gSooe iebr cnpfinO-
lid. Gieie ihmer36oite SpaumlnS
0auert me6rere @}inuten Damn er.
iAloift Oic WluSfulotur, ino eS 6Icibt
mr. I0u9crc 3eit eiH Qciiiql pol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
eieR 6rom nnO aiuOer int Slid.

9ie @e6eimpoli3iiten &ortcr un0
@uirt Der6afteten oeltern Sen 81
Sabre olten @m 81. &etiep, oa Ser
ieI6e angcbIi6 feline fSInt unO 5lpei
ainoer IN 9iidmono, 3d.. i'm Sticbe
IieB. 0ie iSamilic nluB ange6lih bon
@o6lt6Gtigfcits @eieIlidaften per-
iorgt iperoen. @oli5ei-@}ori6aa @er-
ner bon 9iibmon0 Bate an sic bieiiae
%oli5ei einen Saftbefe6l iiir &erieD
eeianDt. Ger ger6oitete wurOe noG
Scr mittleren @oli3eiitation eebroht
no er fir sic 9ii@mono-9e50rocn
ieitee9olten miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

0as BON Geo. @iintber eebraute
@ier lit oas bette. Niele gelrtbeiIer
BON @iCr crtldren Dab es irgeno ei.
nem eritfIaIlisen ausIdnoiiden Bier
eleidfommt @erooe 6os Ding fiir
oen SamiIieneebraud]. Seines glrc-
ma, better @eIdmad lno iebr ndbr.
frGitig. 3ireft bon Der Broueres
Ourd ole neueIten Wlaidinen abee.
flint, poourh aaeemeine Heiubeit ge.
Iidcrt mirO. ssiIte ST.. FbOue:
@olfe 90.
(Sunt1S,1S,iMo.D (Mna)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

9cr glutjufluB miro perbitoert unO
0a0urcb lcidt gqooenfron1pi bcrporac.
ruicn. Gurh 6dufige @ieocrbolin.
gen, IanIcntlib glodts, per0eu g9c.
ocnfrdmpfe 3il einenI bdBlihen llcbcl,
iUclheS beion0ers bel altercn Ser.
ioneu Odoiird eciun06eitsidaoigeno
luirft ooB es 0en Sdlai Itort. 3o6l.
reid iino Die angeprieicneu @iittci:
tiihtiecs 9lei6en, 9hlfipringen, Ser.
auijieleu Der 6iiBe feites glnitenI.
men an oaS gettcnoc, Irud ser
@aoc Sit oos 2cioen bnrnodig
nuB man gIbcnos TorbeuglngsmoB.
rcgclu trciicl inocm Ous Nett nit
@drmeiloiHcn erudrHt uno oie go.
Sen nit Moltiidern ooer 5laHeII6iir
ocn cinmidcIt. Gor6cr fam man nod
bic Mnocn bon intcn nod obcn leic9t
maiiiren 9ci aranipfa0ern bari
lestcrcs nidt acideben; bier6ci ioIlcn
oic Siibe I'M Bet bobcr liegcn.
@0rmc bilOet OaS 6eitegorbcuguigs
mittel; man 6alte oesboI6 Die SSooen
porm befleioet mniiire tdglid5 oocr
rei6e lie nit Spiritus ein. 9ci regcl.
ndBigcr Gurhiiibrlms oieicr @lab.
nobmen uerihminoeu nad einiGcr
3cit ole @opcufrdupic mctit aanj.
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GdSnc @cSGdltnigfeicr.

3ie Granddaughter ouf Dem isroc-
litiiAen 6reunoidafts- -Srie0bof &C.
ltcrn N}orgen mar BON elmer groBen
@lcnoe g[no6dtiger beiubt. Der @ot-
tcsOienit ioa Oie @ldubieen fir Die
@ebcte am gleuiabrstoge itimnllngS-
bereit MAIDEN. &abbiner Or. s. 81.
&ubenItein Ieitete oen @ottesoienit
lInO hielt 0ie @re0iat.
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e@Iaaerei amf 9ampfer.


&omorO 2lelpellDn bon gtr. SOP,
To- StroBe, Sigblanotomn gcriet6
aeltcrn 9lbcno auf elmer Wionoidein-
@rfliriion eines Gompiers nit Senrp
Wleldcr BON GER. 502, IL. StraBe,
Sigblon0tolpn, in Streit ilno puroe
Oon Oieienl iibcr oer &opf geiMlagcn.
Gr wurOe ais Stoots5elgc in ser
olilicben %oli5ciitotion icligcboltcn
unO mlBte Iib wd6renO OeS Ger6ors
Dor Sem Sicltenont auf cine 9onf
lescp. @lcl6er puroe Oes 9(ngriiis
pol@ulOigt mo ieItgc5olten bis 5im
Scrbor belite Wiorgen I'M s ll6r.
Sine 5pcite @erion Scr anf 0en
Compiler ocS Sebcns ungetriibte
5rclloen pereitclt purOen, mar 6rau
Sulio Spencer BON Sig6lonO @or-
oca. RotriG gtoonon bon 9lr. SOP,
TO- StroBe, Si06lonotolun iano sc.
Iallen an 6ral spencer, Die in 9e-
gleitung i6rcs Monnes sic WlonO.
l@einfobrt in ser Soffnlng nuf Gle
llen Ir06lihcn 9(6eno mitgemadt
gotte. 9loonun mollte oie 6rou am
arm ne6men imO ibr 9cpciie ieiner
Suneiglna 5ufommen laiien iu6r
ooer o6 Iie 6rMi licB i'm per6aften
lno er 6eiinOct iiA nm in Scr 6Itli-
ben Eoli5eiltotion lmter Scr 9lnl6ul.
olng Oes glnoriifS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
observation-disclosures an Ocn Strife.

Gan Sronciscn 16. Sept.
@iner beute 9(bcno erfolgtcn 9(n-
fiin0ieune nod merocn morgen
$4,000 @3itgIie0er 0cs san 6ran-
cisco Sron Sro0eS Council, Die
bouptiGblicb an oen 9fcgicrunos-
SAiffSbou Gontroftcn beiAdftiat
iin0, sic strbeit nicOerlegen Inn einc
2obncrb0bung 5l er3minoen.
SSn cincr beutc ubgebolteneu Con.
feren8 5piiden Sen 6iibrern Scr S(r-
better lno 6en @crtrctern ser glr6cit-
gcter fonnte feline Ginigung er6iclt
weroeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
%crlctt mnO mnf nod Gtrafc 5a5Icu,

&arl SWenleM Elm % Sabre olter
@laluL Der in 0ent Seen1onnsbeim
al 9roooWaD mO Sbomes- -StroBe
in Soft uuo 2oois lit, puroe geItern
megen ilnoroentlicben @etrogcn8 Oer-
baftet, noboeul er in Dem &ouie oie
Treppe binunter eefaGen wor, unO
I'M So oeltrnft, Oie er ni6t bc8oblen
fcnnte, ipesmegen er ms @efGngniB
monocrte; auerit obcr wegen cines
perrenften 6uBeelcnfes I'M nSt. So
iepb'S @oipitoL1 behon0eIt ipnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
gcripciitc gHdcr nnO 0Ofnmeutt

CaB 0lcnl1en buditd6Iib Bidder
uuo onOere Sdriititiide Oeripeiicn
muBten lit nebrfo6 in Ger @eidibte
porsefommen. 90 5lpone inter 9In-
oeren gornabo @isconti 5pei @e
iau6te, Die ibm cine 3rieesanioae
ii6er6rahteL Dies @ergamentihriIt.
itild iammt ieinem 9leiiieaeI uuo oeu
ieioeneu Sbniiren, on Oenen lcBtercS
5ing, altf5ueiien.
Sn giorpegcn bate Gin 5driit.
teller Elm poIitiIdeS Bid ueriabt
meldcs Oem &0nie Glaf lmo ieinen
@lodt6abern 10 iebr miBiiel, oaB lie
i'm 5poueen. eS in 9oiiinon oetodt
5n peripeiien, wiorieenfaas er ent.
boliptet werOen loIlte. 60 gut ging
es Dem 0i6ter @olman niht, Der
cine Satire eegen Ser5og 9ern6aro
BON Sadien-@eimar seiArieben bat-
te. SIufeiieu mlBte er iic aud, abcr
lingefodt.
Gas mar ieoodb inmer nod eine
iebr milOe @e6anOIiing I'M Gergleidl
nit oenL poS oent bohanGeic1enel
Slriiteu @6ilipp 0locn6urger wioer'
iubr. 0ieier botte Elm ieiner Siegie.
utng miBIiebiges @ampblet geidrie'
ben uno milroe Oa5u perltrtbeiIt, es
oui5ueiieh 5uglei6 aber 10 Iongc
aiisgepeitidt 5u meroen, bis er oen
lebten 9iiien oopon Oerihndt batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
ggirO in g8eit.@iraimien aeluiInIdlt.

Scr 81 Sabre alte 9enianin @}iI-
fer BON 9er. 1903, %art-Seis6ts-
9(pe, muroe geltern in ieiner @ob-
mng auf @unid Ger @e6orOen BON
Gobea-Gountp, @. So, BON Sen @e-
beimpoli5iiten Quirf ilnO Eortcr Oer-
boitct. W}iaer ioa om t6. Sonuar in
Gabea-GolntD bei &oul Snp0er ci-
men mert6loien G6ed faiiirt 6a6en.
Gr murOe no9 ser mittlerer @oli8ei-
Station ge6ra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

@e6iein 5lriid. 9Ie6nlibc &rnnipi.
5uitdnoe fommen an6 in ocr eroBen
3e6e oaein oocr IN ollen 3cbcn uor,
icltencr in ben aan. imO 0nlsmiS.
fclu llrinbeu iin0 m9etuobntc 9lu.
itreugungen Der 9ciue ierucr 5to.
rmgcn 0eS 9liifrcislultfes in 0ieicn
@lieocrn wcld6e iic9 and alS@rampi-
oocru 6iBern ipo6ei enaG Strnnlpi.
bdnoer cine begirlltigeuoe Nolle ipies
len 9lnb bei'm uugeihidtcn Siben
nit iiberidlagencn 9eincn weroen
Die gloerN inlauie 5l0onmlengcoriidt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
%crfunftc oeiitisc WctrGnfc u6nc
Hiccns.

@e0en Gerfaiifs beraulben0er Sc
trGnte om 16. September obnc
S6anfgere6tiome mliroe eeltern ser
81 Sabre alte gteger 9u6onon 3in-
fcrt BON Ger. SIG, WlcGimitroBc, uu6
Scr 9leger 6Ieming Sodion ser an
ieinem nddlten @e6urtStogc "A
Sabre alt miro, bonn Sergeontcn &D.
S9war5fopf unO Dem @oli5iilen
G6orles 8. Sor Derboitet uno in Der
norO6itliden Eoli5eiitotion in Sc
pa6rlan genomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Sm 8aidcrci Ocrmmeliidt.

Ger in ser 9iegal-@ -@GI6erei ongc-
iteGte 81. $. Bulb bon 9tr. 91t
Sonoperitrabe, % Sabre aft, wuroe
nit einem 9lrmbrud ms Wlercp-So-
ipital ge6raHt, naAOcm CT wd6reno
ieiner 9lrbeit an elmer Erodenuai9i-
ne UerunQliidt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
gcrIur cim Scin.

Sci Dem @eriud, in Sparrops
&oint einen in 9epeoung befinO-
Iiden StroBenbabnuooeon 8u beitei-
gen, fam Der % Sabre alte 9leeer
@owarO 9ibbins 5u San uno gerietb
inter Die 9fGOer, wobei ibm oos
redte 9ein obgefa6rcn puroe. Ger
&crllngliidte purOe na9 Oem W}ercp
Soipitol gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
2luSlf g[r6eitslpIe.

Dor 9ii6ter @odar0 in ser mitt.
Iercn Eoli5ciitation miiiien 6eltte 10
glrbeitsIole eri9einen, neil iie Die
i6nen BON Srn. George 9(. 0la6onc,
Dem Goriiber oes itaatIicben 3wangs-
lrbeits-8ureouS, ongepieienen Stel-
len nicbt angetrcten bo6en.