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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

ibrer iiegbaften S9Dnbeit boatpi19en
getommen uno bate ibn Dor ibren
Sriumpbpaeen geIpannt.
llnb nun lag SonnenTcbein@en bilfs
los, bermutli9 oller irbi19en Silfe
f9on entriidt, Dor ibm nit fublen
3iigen unb tief eingeIuntenen 9lugen,
fuum nlebr etn @6otten bon Der bpl=
ben jungen Maio, ipte er iie Dor fpeni=
gen Sogen gum IeBten Wlale erT1out,
Morum nur Der @eoonte ON feline eiz
gene SilfloIigteit ibn Derartig I9mer3z
te, i'm ipiirgen0 an Der 3eble podte
uno f9iitteltel 9os NOR nibt ollein
Der 1icb am Gnoe ieines &0nnens nil
ienbe Mebi3iner, Der aus i6m fproc1.
Das mar cine QlngIt, beren 3ieien er
felblt ni9t beariff, unb bic ibn be-
orildte tDie etpo Der 9lbicbieo bon Der
SugcnO ober bom Sriibling ober
iiberbaitpt bonn @liid llfD babel mar
i6m Biirgermeiiters @mmi bod pieber
ferner geriidt, botte feline g6nung BON
Der i6r onfdnglib sntgegengebru1ten
s54pdrmerei gebobf, ia in Der beiBen
2eibenidaft fir @po bate sr i6r friib=
linssfrobes Gein i9on b0Iig ipieber
berseiIen gebabt.
Qtls Gslig ii9 am glrm beriibrt
tiibltc, fltbr er perIt0rt ouf. Do6
ieine Mlienen bsIanfti9ten fib Iofort
pteoer, ols er III bic ,Der3ipeifeltsn.
'Ulutteraugen T9aiitc. Die fc1mer5be.
lpegse 6rolI permodte nit6t Su fpreHenl
iie bob nur fle9enO bic SGnoc.
Selir botte cine 9iltpn. @r blidfe
ni4t lGnger in bic ttGnenbetmlten.
Nluiterougen, CT I1ntlte iiidjt ldnger in.
rds DeritDrte SeliHt bes tnun nod.
ieine 5aiIung beioa1renoen gaters,
S7elbit bic mie cine ipG9ierns 5igurres'
gllngslos i'm 8ett lieeeiibe 9fonte ser,
Iont iomt Den perDunlclten Naupiei
er glaubte fd) ipisoer i'm 60riGdf 3u
befinoen fob nuf benz &nt9eber .ipie
Der bic oiirre, bogers @jeitdlt bs5 4lis.
nitleiterS, Der eiit iplH 'obgeidotcr.
6eino pom rS1neiben~ mar unO init
elmer 5d6en 8etorrli1teit olt peroifeten
Wletboben Ieil6isIt, fiji pie bic i5nea
nit BEN WleHer bereitiiebenoen Soaes
berliAmt9elten nur ein mitIeibiges A4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

AT belfen ipeiB unb unD W"
S9luH3enb bnfdte iie nua Der Sono
oes iungen Qlr3tes. ,Hetteu sic unler
SonnenIdeinhen, unIere Gnmt!"
itommelte ite bumpf Isle TT unier
ein ino aIles!r
g@tebt's benn ipirtli4 70 f4Iimm9"
Solb peripunbert tlang Bic Stirnme
Des Ar8tes. ST erirnerte iid geraiI,
nod Dor etipo @o6enfrif giirgsrmeiS
tiers Gmmi geieben 8u boben. gln eis
ttem ipunberpolen Sulino6mittug,
brauBen por benz Gtobttor, no in lpeis
ter sSlu9t bic GjGrten Ii9 en- bic perz
ipttterten llmfaiiingSmauern Der ebez
maligen freien Deut1Aen Nei1sfeite
f1mieger unD 3piIGsnburh bic gros
menobe na9 Dem StoDttudlo9en fii9rt
Do botte 8iirgermsiIterS Spnnen=
i6einmen i'm @arteu unter ben iippig
runtenben unb tpogenben Glumen gsz
itonben, fslbIt bic olIeri90nite 8lume,
ipie Elm meningeporOener Sriiblingss
traitm an3ulhauen, rings um tie cine
G6ar munterer Sreunbinnen. Qluf
ben 3ebenIpiBen botte Iie &iri4en BON
ben ihiper Ii9 iieigen6en 3peigcn ges
.pFlildt, uub nediIB botte iie ben ieines
Meges Dpberfpmpenoen Nr3t gum
Wlitbolten eingelaoen. llnb nun Iollte
bieIes lebenIpriibenbe, 1oloe @eId0pF
banieberliegen. 70 fbper itnO boFfs
nungslos, OnB fer auf Teine praris ip
crpi1te &reisdr3t bor 0em grinnen
Biirger bsretts bic Maffen geitredt
batte9
syeltr Iegte Sut unb Stod a6 unb
Bat, ou Der potieutin sefiibrt 5u tperz
ben.
I Chen lam oii9 per giirgermeiiter
bic Treppe 6erab, iuiiroig unb Islbitbes
fpuBt nie INNER, aber in icinen fonlt
fo rDIigen Wlienen lag Der gtusbrud tiez
fer gltebergel4lagenbeit unD Gorge
Ser GreisorSt be6onbelt unIere
@mmi ouf MlogenperItimmung uno
qaltriIhes 6itber,~ beri9tete cr Be-
fiimmert, no1Dem ct init selir einen
flii9tigen Sdnbebrud gefpe9felt battle
,Dobet purbe inner ainb INNER matt
ter unb 6infdIliger, @s iit eri6rsdli9,
pis ii4 i9r QusIebeH i'm 2aufe elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

ieI5uden iibrig batten. ,DeutIidj 15rte
er oud ole tnorrige, ipie burd einen
cipigen StDdi9nupfen beeintrdhtiate
Stilnme oes SonberIinas boaisren:
o@ine &roi1tbeit 1T nihts onberes ala
eihe 9elagerung bur9 cine Qrmee BON
feinbIi9en &eimen Dos t0rperlihe
3eucngepebe IeiItet i6nen 8iberIfon0
unb fhluhtet iie inter normalen @ers
bdItnihen dbnlib ob ipie 2eDnioas nit
Ieiner 6onoboll Sportancr peilauD
Die periiIbe lleberno1t. 3umeilt bons
belt cs iidb bieSbei Inn einen mii9eloTen
Sieg, 3uipeilen dber berfiigt oas ons
9reifenoe Seer iiber cine fold erbriits
fenoe llermaht bob ben @srteibigern
ipeoer 3eit gum SitemboIen ubria bIeitt
mod bob Ie ibre 8rdfte i'm S6loI Der
Auelle ollen 2ebens, erneliern f6nnten.
Nerm0hte man nur bas eut3iins 4,
3ellengetpebe auf cine Weile in ben Yus
itons obIolufer 8ube 5lt berIeben. oonn
iuiircsn bic 5einbe umIonlt onitiirmtn,
un0 es ipisrbe 81 neiIem unb fir ie0s
li6eu WiDerilono eetrGftigtem Setn
5uriiderpa9en. Dlit turSen @orten,
i'm Seilung 3l er5ielen, muB man ben
Potienten, 10 lhna9 unO berobgetpms
men er ou9 erI6einen mag, tiinIlidj
Dem Tooe nod nGbsr brineen, bic
pulsFrequen3 uno 4tmung DerIon9fo.
men uno beibe in cinem frlden 8us
itor6e erbalten, bis Der &Drper piDsrs
itanbstrdftig etnug aus bieier i6m
ailfgt5ipun9enen ppltommenen 9uft
berboroebt um bonn bic erneutcn
fein6licbeu ,Qlttoden miibelos a6Tblu-
gen 5u t0nnen. Rotiirli9 bari man
6ierbei nur boorI6urf bis an bic du-
Berit SulGlIi0c yren3e ge6en llnb nicht
etpa oen Storper, aniiatt ibnl bic beiIs
brinecnoe Ru9e al DerIhoFfen, burh
ein lltbernsnB abt0ter, 90 oeutli9
tlongeu bic Worte Icines olten 2tbrers,
Sen nun ihou felt So6ret Der GuIen
Deocdts, 6elir in bic S9rcn. als rGren
.iie scRern crit griproden porben
;5rrtieB ng 'tlgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

@lrOe bon Sefretdr Eitntultp unO
ciui9en 6rcltnoeu entpiangcn
SSirO crit III sen ndGiten CageH
tc'n @rGiiHcnicn poripreheu
@oi6ingtpu IA. N}dr5 Ger
eecnolige 9otid)oiter @eruro troi
6cute bier Gin mo lpurOe om 9abn
6oic pom Scfrctdr ImnltD unO an
oercu Scontcn be0riiBt @ru Ger.
at0 bur0c GeOeutct CT m0ge nidt5
bis nad) 9iiidiprodc nit 0cnt Staots-
Gcpoucmcut perlaltcu laiien.
Ga es Gem &rdiioenten mod int
mcr nidt m0olid il, @eiuder 81 eni-
piouaeu m09cit loc9 3uei ooer orei
Go9e uerge6cn e6c Sr @eroro 6ei
oenI 9}rdiioenteu roripreden fanH
lluier0eiicn miro er cine 9eiprt.
cbung nit Scfretdr 2anin9 6a6cn,
Godocln Sr @craro in ieinemSo.
tel cingetroiieu NOR, licB cr lib III
Iiormelcr &eiie lpie iolgt aus o5ie
lfeHnen ndtiirliG Die 9}otlr nlciuer
&tcatng. glGe meine Sniornotion
Iii5er ole iiiternotionae Sage miro
oem 1toais Gcportentcnt iliiter6rei4
Itet meroeu SIS miiroc ie6r imflug
bon mir gebanoelt iein pirOe icb
nicb 9iientlid ii6er irgeno @tmas
louslaiieh
Ser e6emaligc 9oti6oitcr batte ei.
Inc Ioide 6ei lid, OerenSnbolt mertb.
pole gopierc mareu Die er bon @er,
lin iuitae6radjt 6otte, uno miro oieic
nm 4 llbr nad Dem Stoots 0epnr
temert nc5nicn 3u melder 3eit cr
! ii@ 9ebuis elmer &onieren5 gum Sef
frctdr Saniing begcben mirO.
/ Sr. @crarO conicrilte nit einigeu
Ocnofraticben 8ii6reriL allgcuibcin.
licb, OcnieI6cn 3ll peronloiicn iiN
INN oas glmt 0eS W}oDors bon Aeus
yorf 81 beperbel. VS. ocrlautete
! 0lei6iaIls, Dab CT cpcutuea ais 9lodj-
folger Oes perltorbeuen 9otihoitcrs
@id6rie nab lofio ge6en miro Sr.
Gieror0 licB iicb eo6inoe6euo aus.
OaB uicle @eiticbten Die ieit ieiucr
9lbreiie ous Berlin oic bon iciner
/ &erion 6auOeln, refine GriinOuug iinS
ga5 a6er onacblicb 5ll oaB CT on.
uinut Oob or oii iciuer aou5eu
I&ciie pqn mebr ais cincm gclltidei
6egleitet wuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
gL6a! Sin Sentidcr elot.

Series Gitp IA. gldr5.
@erii1te 0on eiucn Oeiitibeu BIotS
OaS @oonton-9icierpoir, mclAeS sic
StoOt nit @oiier periie6t 81 8eritof
rem, pcronlaBteu BETTE bic StaOt4
Gomniilidrc, @oupcrneiir @oge 81 ers
ilidcn Diili5 @adeH acknowledgements
'bos 9ieicrpoir 81 ibiiscu. Den Som,
iniiidren pnroc oeIugt OoB 8ipet
o0cutide" oas 9ieierOqir p6otoerai
pbirt Bitten, imo elm @eiprddy 5e4
loilidt miros, nod Incident es cine
2eidtisfeit icin ioa, Oofielbe SIT
lprangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
@egcFal 8cuiiiiano Garraa5a
jctt &raiiOcnt uOn Wicrifu.

&QuNe9 3meige o0igier 9abn iicden
aeblie6ei it, guRo 5oB Die 9riide,
weldlc ner 3ltg geraoc paiiirt battc,
eot 0eu 6llt6eH peagelpiilt iporocn
ilt SSn oieianl A gal idedt Oas
gSolier ylangiam 5H lallcb 0od miro
cs nlebrpre lagc oauerL DIS bier
normale 3ldtdn6e eHlireten merocu
llnter6alb BON &onneD III ie0er &er
fe6r i'm 9tillitmo, lpcil 0ie tclegro-
p6iidcu inb tclqphoniio6eu &erbin
IounQen nit Wmoriicla, 95eterSblwg
Iuno an0erei &ldBcH dbgeidnittcn
Iiino. 9lbt6eillnget BON 9a6narbei
tern iiuo an ser Qlr6eit Bel Broof
Sill 0en @a6npnuar 0cr in elmer
2dHae bon 400 6lB, 0cr pcaaeipiilt
lit, mie0crber5uitelIcn, Gitile 9rii
den uo6c 0es lebiercn Blobcs ionic
Del ejrpeuiprila luelAc mcaaeipiilt
lmur0c1 utiiiien ucl gebaltt uer0en
Gic oGeutrol 98eit&irginio m0
Southern 9a6n4 beiier ais bic altc
|. yIr1 Iprf ainie" 6clanut iit npIl
itdn0ia ouBer 9eirieb; Del GcnOridS
iino sic 9a1n6riideu im0 G6eil Oe5
9a6noonnns noggciapcmlut. Gin
T6eil BON &ie0nout iic1t inter @oi-
icr uno purocu bic Qcpo6ner cinif
ger StrdBcp ge5lpuu9en 3nilu6t III
Den o6crcn Stodmerfcn 81 lucben.
@iner groBeu @eio6r cntaingcu Die
@diiogierc ebes ug9eitern al}orDldn-
Der 3ugcs" no0e @ormoit neil cin
Igrobcr 6elS6lod flr3 Dor6cr dgf 0ie
@cleile ficl uIio crit OurA Oic SIN.
men0in0 bon Gpnamit cntierit luers
ocn fonlte.
gtobc burlington bci @lfiuS, 49,
&a,, bIicb Gin 3pa Ser Baltimore
/ iulb 05io @o1n aui en@clciic tic
dcu pelbc5 inter iiiuf SUB @aiicr
itono Grit nod 10 Shtuoen fOnnte
0ie @eiterreiie ougetreteu merOen.
ESli 6ol0c ser idblperen &eaeufGQ. in
oieicr @egeno iino alle @epdiier
meit ii6er i6rc llfcr getreten, bod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
glus bcm SnnCren Wiurglanc'S unO
ocn angrcuscnOcH Stnaten.


- - fN4ftt N ~ = q
mer$.
Scr 45.id6riaa aSronf 9emiaer
bon 1ilner 9illu 6ei @cihuiniicr cr-
icboB iiA IN ieiuem Seini itob0cm cr
Dorber ieircr 6rau cr5Gblt Bate, Bob
er iidj ifflcioen mollte, mn einem
Gertaujl be3lauo6nen. gseuiae 9ni-
aen6lide ipdter crtoute eiit SduB
un0 iano Die Srau i6ren @dtten i'm
obcreu 5todDerfe toot auf ocnl 9o-
oen liegeu Gr 6otte iic6 nit etnem
@eme6r rineu 96cil ocS Sbdoels
pcgoeitqlien Gr 6interlaRt auBer
0er g9ittwe nod bier &inOcrs
SINGER alma lid I in 0cn
Srbd0cl.
4ia beiOen 9tGger 5rauf Garter
uno 9nlter Gemple bon Sau0D
SPRING na6e &odpiIle qeriet6en
pd6reno zines @iirfelipielS iuStreit
Ger 2eBtere ioll ieiueu 9eoolper duf
ieiuen @litipieler Ser i'm auaegrif.
len Bate, abgeieuert ba6en 0ocb
ideint oieier eneu ciierncn ShdoeI
5u ba6er, neil Die i'm oie Stirue
treiicnoe 9uoel nbglitt lm0 MIR ei-
men Gbeil iciner 9odcli nituu6m.-
Ser itelluertreten0e Sheriii Gber
@. Galep berodte Gemple nod Dem
@efdngniB mo er6ob cine 9lniHulois
ging megen WlorODerirdjs, lmerlau6+
! ten Grogcns eincr @dfie uuo 0es
pnerloubten g8iiriclipilleus 9eaen
| i'm.
0as Sodwniier i'm Soto.
III uactbol
Bon &ogerstoiun miro qemel0et
oaB Der &otomocihB 6ei 99iQiams.
port auf % SUB iiber ieiue norulall
S0be geitiegen lmo oerartig it6er biz
llfer getreten lit ooB Die nieorig &c
legeucu &duOereicn III ser gld6t
ibericbmemnlt puroen. Ger fSili
itieg IS 3oll in Scr Stlnoc. Gel
| 6llBltcg am G6eiopeote m0 Ghio
aonul itebt iiinf tSuB inter ggoiier
nuo fouo Gin 9urG6rud am Gomn
glr. 5 itatt. Der bis6er ongericbtet,
! GCbaoen am &anal fam nod MD
obgeiddbt merOcu. @ei S5ohcod lpo
Der 6luB oni cine S0bc BON 80 SSid
| geltiegelI iuo ite6eu IN 5olae DC,
bo6en @oiieritonocs oes glutieton
lrnO CONFERENCE.-The oiele, 9lde
SonO mo Die 2anOtroBcn imtc
Soiicr. Gon Giini6crloio 6cridtc
Clarence 20. @ear6arOt Elm go6niu
ipeftor ser Baltimore uno 06io.@i
ien6a6n ooB Gin Spe5ioI5ug init 81
SiiGfe ouSgeionoten 9lrbeitern i
groof Sill no6e &cterS6ilrg, al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
etauO nidJt I'M 0alf8Sicnlt.

2on0ou IA. Wldr5. Der nor
megii4e Gonipicr r2ars Soitenae$"
Der nod elmer geitrieen Gopeu6age-
ncr Depeidc ols perienft gemeIoct
murOe, itono nidt i'm 0ienit ser ome.
rifanii6-6cIgiid)en Stills Gonunii-
lion mic oniduglid beridtet, lpie
Dcltte Elm Wlitalieo ser Gommiiiion
mitt6eiIte. Ger Gonpfer muroe
wo6ri6einIic9 NIT ser o9(nnu iSoIte.
nes" perpedIelt, meIder iid iiber i'm
Saien 6eiinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

abnqlngcitcllten iHioiem 9iinitig
ieiu, rpcil Tie gloubell onB bic 9eool
ferung NIT ibnen inmpotiiirt, iIrO
weil iie Die lluteritiiBiing ser o9lne
ricon 5e0erdtion oi 2d6or" iopie bic
Der 2lr6eiterpegb6noe in @ai6iu1toH
aeuieBeu.
Iie u9ioro.@oi6iugton 9iirger-
@ereinigung bielt cine @eriamn-
hing in Der @nge.Shule ob in pel-
der sic 3uitdn0e 6eiproc6en muroct
poroiti gsaibinston Top6om cine
Heiohition eiubtodtc, lporin perlongt
miro BOB bei pieoerfc6ren0en 6oGen
Dor gllem crit oli oic Beoilriuiile
Scr geluobuer 9liidii6t geuomnen
lperOen iollte.
s i'm . altimorer purDe I'M
ID o6l
Slenr0 s. SiIoer6rapO 20 SSa6ye
olt, BON 9lr 1921 Gomonoion,9loe,
in Baltimore puroe Dor Ser llnion
Station umpo5l unO fiel duf 0as
Egflditer. lpo6el er iid Gerlebuugea
lont &opfe 3l5og, pie ieiue lle6eriii5.
aiiig nod oem GaiuoltD SoipitaI no.
tbig maHten
S,dlp cr b OerleBt.
Ser 48id6rige gtegcr Glias HoB
bon OR. 22s, @sgitoBc, 9. .g2., lpur.
oe i'm 9fegierltngs @aaren6nis an
Ser 8. uno MaieritroBe 6ei'm 96uslo.
ben bon Sono aus einem Boot BON
Ser Golnpfidouiel gegen oaS Soljs
merf Oes 8iers geotiidt luo nit
@netidungen oiu gan5en &6rper
udd Dem emergency SoipitaI ge-
6radt no iein 8uiiano BON oen9ler5.
ten als gefdbrlid 6e3eiduet tuuroe
Cine @utter fe0ntiih mad
i6rem SoDnc.
I qlm n 9lpril ooriqen SSa6res 0eri
IieB olli ieiueu 6a6rroo Der 14sidG.
rige Geo goier Iein Seinl in Rr14A1,
Geuniplponio 9lpenuc, rno lit felt.
Dem peribmunoen glet Ieinen Sort
gang tru9 oerielbe einen 6Iaueu ght
5ug nit anie6oien, ibipor5e Striinl.
! pie, Gin beG6lalt geItreiftes SenS
lm0 trua feline 9ppfbeoedilng Scin(
Dlutter, 6roii Dlarie s. 8oier, be.
fin0et ii6 III gr6Bter Sorge um Oer
anaben neil 6isbcr ale gtodior
Ic6ilngeL ipeIde sic @oli3ei Scr gro
Beren StGOte ongeitellt bot, erfoIglo'
! 9ebliebcn iino.
Ger oItere 9o6n Ser 5rou goDel
6cfiuoet ii1 III 9li6mono Sights II
aings Goiinto, ituo nl6hte tie BORT
bin iiber5uiieOeln5 glou6t aber, oai
i6r Gino 9}adridt naG ser iebieel
9loreiie ge6en luiro, penu es Ourd
sic 3eitupgen erid6rt nit meIder
(. 9ebniilht sic D}itter cin Sebeus5ei
I. den BON i6renl &ipoe criuortet.
/ Stiir5teouf0cr StroBc
\ 9ldA oeut @nlergencp Soipital
Z puroc ser 60idbrige @m. aerr, il
: Scr. 634, 6 StroBe. q. .gsy wo6n
bait ii6crfiibrt, weldcr ii6 bei q
nem 6ol an Ser 8, mo 6.StroB
/, @erIebinsen oni &opf 8u8oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
Ser qlusitono in gai6ihg.

Ter Musitono in @ai6ihg'
tom.
glleni glniHein nah miro Die
.gSal6iugton &Qilmag & electric
Go. ocn SorOerungen i6rcr an
Strife bciinoliden 9lnaeiteatcu nidt
rabgcbctb oo tdglib BON glelu Yorf
init oer @ennipIoonid-9abn me6r
@trifcbrebcr nad bier ge6rodt pcr.
0en Ger &rdiioent ser @eieIliddTt
ST.. anq, erfldrtc, oaB er BON Der
GtelingSnabme ieiuer @elelliboit
nidyt it'll G5erinoiien abiueidlen luio
sen &erbano ser 9ln9eitelten be
fdmpicn ipiiroe lin ipdteren Strife
aelilicn Dpr3ubeigen. @eil aud bic
auoere Seite nidt III ibreu 6oroeruH
gen nabgebeu mill, 10 lit ole Sitno-
tion auf einem to0fen &unft ange-
longt
Ser GtraBen6u6u 8erfebr lit me6r
ODER menigcr geit6rt Ood 1o6eu Die
Iemonitrationen aegen bic @elell-
idoit etipas uad6gelaiien Str eiu5el
uea SGacu lieBeu sic Strifebrecber
i6rc @aqel1 inn Gtid, neil lie iiirh-
tcieit bon Ser @ienge angeariiieu 5r
ipcroel gln ser If GtroBc Uaren
swei @oqen 3un Stiaitauo gefom
men imo 6atten iid uugefdbr 1000
Ecrionen angeianinelt 10 Dab Gin
@euerals9llarm abgegeben lpurOe, Der
oic @oli5ei ber6eirief Die 0tiibe bat
te, Ste N}cnge 5u 3eritreleu sic
Wlonuidoft Ser beioen g9ogeu bate
oas @eite aciudt 9ead 8 lt5r
9l6enoS miro Ser StraBenbobnoienil
dilfge6obet ood miro nacb gInbruG
0es Cages ser 8eriud genodt iper'
oeu, oenielbeu aui3une6men
Eic &oli5ei III eiirig 0onit beic6df'
tigt, 9lubcitorer 8ii oer6oitet imo
brodtc ocn 24-ia6rigeu 9iaalouc
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beu naA ser @odje.
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in Or 1921 4la-StraBe uo6nboit
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
BRITISH LABOR
MUST VOLUNTEER
OR BE DRAFTED
Chamberlain Says Spring Vic
tory Hangs on Workers
Response

Birmingham, England. Jan. 20.-Re-
course will be had to compulsory ma
tional service II the appeal for volun'
tary service fails to evoke sufficient
response, declared Arthur Neville
Chamberlain, director general of ma
tionsl service, at a meeting of employ
srs and employees at Central Hall here
to-day. Mr.. Chamberlain said;
"a want the nation to understand
that the government is very much in
earnest about this matter. While they
desire to give the nation every possible
opportunity to come forward OF their
own volition in their country's need,
they will not hesitate TO take any step
they may think necessary to bring the
war to a successful conclusion, includ-
ing compulsory national service If vol
untary service is not forthcoming"
Upon what is done in the course Of
the next few weeks. the director gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21

her. when the Dums last met, have dons
little 20 bring about the desired undei,
standing. On the other hand, the gun
which separates the government ahu
the Duma is very clearly defined.
IL became obvious that q meeting OF
the Duma under the present clrcum-
stances would only serve TO sharpen
the conflict and precipttste nhs'
rupture between the two parties. fre.
mier Golitzin explnins the apparent
contradiction between his recent utter
ances regarding cooperation with tno
legislative departments and the uSase
postponing their reassembling oy
statement that he under-estimated tne
length OF time necessary TO form the
government programme, and that 1t -
essential 10 become fully acquainted
with the details Of the situation before
the Duma meets. 49,
The newspapers indulge in thar
usual pessimistic comment on the situs.
ton. The "Rech" says; "The work OF
the Imperial Council and the Duma 10
being more and more enerseticsiiy
paralyzed."
The "Bourse Gazette" says; Runners
about adjournment are now verified. IL
/. unnecessary to state how serious the
present moment is, and OF what grave
import is an adjournment. even for
short period"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Protopopof Rules Gear,
Defies Dun1a, Worries Allies
Cloth Manufacturer, Now
Minister Of Interior. Sue
ceeds Rasputin as Power
Behind Throne - Heads
Dark Forces of Russia
BY ISAAC DON LEVINE

A cloth manufacturer is to-day the
real power behind the Russian throne,
At his will tho Gar issues ukases ana
promulgates DEGREES. The membership
of the Cabinet is entirely changed, the
traditional and legal order of the I'M
perisl Council completely revolution
lied, the Dums prorogued and threat
ened with dissolution, all because oil
the activities of a political adventurer
who knows how to make use Of the
sinister forces pervading Russian life
His name is Alexander Dmitroviteh
Protopopoir, the Cars Minister of In
terror.
A few years ago Protopopof's only
distinction was the fact that he was
the owner OF one of Russis's largest
cloth manufacturing establishments
To-day he holds in his hands the fate
of minister's; the Duma fears him;
Russian democracy hates him, and the
Allies are uneasy over his moves. The
fortunes of humanity and civilization,
10 a certain extent, depend on the
way he will carve Russia's future
policy.
Served as Cavalry Officer
Who is this Protopopof? Born in
| 1865, he received military education
and served in the cavalry up to 1890
when he resigned. He settled on his
| large estate in the province of Sim
birsk, where lie devoted himself TO
business and social work. National
! politics were foreign to Protopopoif
till 1908, in which year he was elected
to the Duma by the Octobrlsts-the
party of the Centre.
Shrewd, persistent, ambitious. Pro-
topopoff was unlike the standard type
of Russian politician. His qualities, to
be sure, could never win him popular
admiration and respect in Russia. But
opportunity never found Protopopoff
asleep or slow. When the junior vice
president of the Duma resigned some
years ago, Protopopof was suddenly
advanced TO fill the vacancy. There
opposition to Protopopof's candidacy,
and he became vice-president of the
Duma.
Russia and the Duma regret bitterly
to-day their choice OF Protopopof to
lHt ICI IL was III lilo
latter capacity that he managed to at
tract universal attention last year as
the head Of the Russian parliamentary
delegation TO France ard Great Britain
And it was his high position that was
responsible for the fact that a Ger
man diplomat at Stockholm turned to
him with Germany's proposal for a
separate peace.
Becomes Extreme Reactionary
II is believed in Russia that Protopo-
pof's conference with the German
diplomat led to his appointment TO the
Ministry Of Interior by Sturmer When
the latter resigned it was expected that
Protopopoff also would so. But the
Minister of Interior has sharply
changed his policy.
From a Duma progressive he turned
into an extreme reactionary. And he
affiliated himself with the dark forces
in Russian high circles. This added TO
his security and prestige with the
Gar.
Protopopoff's sudden rise is due to