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Evening star., 1918-01-12
Weather Forecast for Coming Week,

Weather predictions for the week be-
ginning tomorrow. issued by the weather
bureau today. for the middle Atlantic
states, which includes the District Of Co
day, continuing Monday, followed thare-
after by Q slow rise that win continue for
several days Snow Sunday in northern
New England, otherwise fair weather un-
prospect Of rain or snow toward thu and
OF the week. ~ >ss-
Evening star., 1918-01-12
HONE DEFENSE LEAGUE.

Members Of the Home Defense
League precinct divisions are d.
rected to report to Call "a" at
their respective precinct station
houses at $3.50 pm. Sunday, jan
uary 13.
WIN. p. EMO,
Director Of League.
MAI. r. w. PULLMAN,
Superintendent Of Police.
Evening star., 1918-01-12

It pays to read tho want columns Of
The Star. Hundreds of situations ara
filed through them.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
Price to Be Fair.

AFTER the new supplies are received
from Cuba and refined, and prices are
lowered under the proposals of the
of the cheapest. if not the cheapest,
foods to go on the American table,"
Mr.. Babst agrees with Mr.. Hoover
that If the allied nations had not en-
tered into joint agreement to conserve
to the consumer would have scared.
Said he in explanation:
The facts are these: Europe's pro-
duction of sugar was not only greatly
curtailed when the opposing armies
swarmed over the sugar beet fields of
northern France and Belgium, but Eng
land and other foreign countries were
forced to turn to other sources for
sugar. The logical source was Cuba.
from which the United States gets the
bulk of it's cane sugar.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
INTENT UPON USING OLD
NATIONAL GUARD ARM0RY
Treasury Department Needs It to
House Force of Internal
Revenue Bureau.

The Treasury Department is intent
upon temporary occupation of the old
National Guard armory at 472 L street,
for the use of part of the force Of the
internal revenue bureau now housed
next door in Convention Hall and con-
nected with it by a bridge. About
10000 square feet additional space is
needed for the activities of the internal
revenue bureau, and the proximity OF
the National Guard armory offers the
most desirable quarters for expansion.
Opposition to dispossession by the
skeleton of the old National Guard Is
still strong. founded on the hopes that
Col. ]. A. Dapray, adjutant general Of
the District of Columbia militia. will
develop a new organization as author
lied The opposition points out that
the militia paid $4,000 a year for the
use of Convention Hall. for which the
government is now paying an annual
rental of $4,000 a year; and that the
$4,000 rental now being paid for militia
use of the armory building will un-
doubtedly be augmented to a rental of
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
Plenty Of SUGAR SOON,
I But NONE FOR BOARDING
So Says E. D. Babst, Head of Rein
ing Company-Supplies From
Cuba and Porto Rico.

Sugar soon will be more plentiful,
according to Earl D. Babst, president
of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany and member Of the international
sugar committee. The additional sup
plies are to come as result of the
harvesting of the new crops in Cuba
and Porto Rico.
Everything is favorable to a supply
sufficient for our needs" said Mr.. Babst,
but not enough to use sugar extrava-
gantly or wastefully. There must be no
overbuying or boarding."
"And what about the price?" he was
asked.
Ordinarily the so-called law of sup
ply and demand is a most important
factor in regulating the price Of sugar
as of every other commodity But this
law has been more or less, If not en-
tirely, suspended as the result of the
control of the sugar situation by the
act of six governments, including our
own.
"All during the war sugar in the
United States has been lower in price,
taking the average yearly price. than
anywhere else in the world. Today.
comparing sugar on the basis of caloric
food value, it is one Of the cheapest
foods.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
Money Spent by Owners.

Government officials interested in OBJ
tanning the use of the building point
out that there was $4,000 or more spent
by the owners upon Convention Hall to
make it available for Office purposes.
and that, while only the drill floor was
used by the militia, the government is
occupying all available space. Also the
lease is only until July l, with option
Of renewal
Regarding the rental of the armory
building, the expectation is to take over
the obligation of the District OF Column
bia government. and pay the same
$4,000 a year rental. It is not expected
that the use of the building will be per-
manent, or even contingent on pro-
vision for the period OF the war: The
occupancy of the building, it is ex-
pected, will hardly exceed, at most. one
year, when other quarters will be found.
Besides, government officials are will
ing that the District government should
use whatever space is required for stor-
age of guns and other properties of the
militia now installed there. 1t is dis
tinctly stated that there is no purpose
to stand in the way of any plans for the
revival of a militia organization in the
District Of Columbia.
The government consideration is one
of convenience to meet the urgent needs
for war work expansion. if even tempo
rarily. The argument is made that the
war work necessity is immediate, while
the development of a new militia organ
ization must at best be slow because of
the fact thai all eligibles are subject to
draft and many called to the colors. A
years occupation by the government, it
is contended. can hardly interfere seri-
ously with militia organization.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
Campaign of Information.

The report concludes:
The campaign for which the macbin-
cry Ii thus provided is one of informa-
ttcn, bringing certain vital facts Wv
idly to the attention Of the American
people. as represented In Congress ana
the state legislatures. Az soon az these
facts arg Impressed upon the national
lnensoaeysneae the equity Of the Die.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
PROGRAM OUTLINED
FOR D. c. SUFFRAGE
Executive Committee for Ma
tional Representation
Adopts Report.
OPTIMISM AT MEETING

Yesterday afternoon, in the rooms OF the
Board of Trade, the executive committee
of the Joint committee on District national
representation adopted a report, submitted
by the chairman, Theodore w. Noyes, out
lining the plan of organization for the
campaign to secure the adoption of a fed
eral amendment. The meeting was largely
attended and was marked by enthusiasm
and a feeling of optimism regarding the
outcome of the fight for votes in the Dis
trict
Chairman Moves read to the committee
his report, which was unanimously
adopted as that of the executive commit
tee to be made to the joint committee.
1t stated that in pursuance of its instruc-
tions the executive committee had enlarged
the membership of the joint committee
until it had approximately doubled its
numbers, and the following organizations
are now represented in it: The Board OF
Trade, the Chamber of Commerce. the
Retail Merchants Association the Mon
day Evening Club. the Federation of Citi-
Gems Associations, the Central Labor
tion of Oldest Inhabitants, the Women's
Bar Association, the District Delegate AS
sociation and the Columbia Heights,
Northeast Washington and Georgetown
Citizens associations.
The following organizations have in
dorsed the movement for national repre-
sentation: The Southeast, Rhode Island
Avenue and Brightwood Citizens Asso-
Citations and the Committee of Forty in
Favor of Popular Government for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. In addition the local
branch of the National Woman's Suf-
frage Association and the American
Federation of Labor cooperate with the
joint committee, but do not participate
in its work through delegates.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

Scinoe fein Grbarmel fenncl uno
er orh fcineS onnetmen mill, Oas
ieben mir flar. @om Sinnlel a6er
miro Oeh Eapfern ser 2obn. @n-
gel nit Sic9csfrdn5en idppe6en ber-
nieoer. Mno Der &eIlano. aur Seite
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

BORT on ser Wtauer Der Senolinger
Stride Sen llntergans Der S6or ge-
feiert, oie aus Ben Bergen 0es Siar-
minfeIS einitmoIs oufbra6 un0 ee.
gen Miin6en 5og, Inn Dem 2an6es-
feinoe, Ben Selterrei6ern, Die
&alptita6t gu entreiBen un0 ben ge-
fliidteten &urfiirIteu Mtor emanuel
mie0er auf Ben Sbron 5u ieben. Die
@eloenfigur 6eS Mannes in Ser
Mitte aber lit Ser Sdmieo bon &o-
del, 8altbaior Maper, unO Oarum
Ser SdmieObaltbes genannt. Sell
ner BON alien &Gmpfern Der S6la6t
lit 10 befannt ME 0ieier, 10 gefeiert
un6 10 bGl1fig in GunItmerfen Oar-
geIteQt mie er, uno bod meiB man
BON ibm uno ieinem 2eben nidt
me6r ols bonn i6mei5eriiden 8efrei-
ungsbel0en @ilbelm EEL. @ie melt
SQ9e o0er @ei1i6te in Sen llebers
I~ieferungen iiber oes S6nlieOeS
Acknowledged porDerri6en, fam
belte niemon0 me9r lagen. @r5dblt
miro, er babe I'M Sample sic SABINE
nit Dem 6apriiGen 2omen getrager,
gleidiam ieIbit elm Sinn6iIo bapri-
ifer Sreue uno StGrfe, iener &ie-
lenitdrfe, nit Der oos boprii6e Seer
Sabre oor6er bei M}obacS gefGmpft
rn0 oie Gore bon 9elgrao geiprengt
bate, geraoe 10, mie er om @briIt-
morgen 1905 ooS Sor Oe8 n&oten
Surmc8" iprengte. Canals (1685)
mar es fir Ben &aiier gegangen
gegen Sen Siirfelt, aus drgIter Scot
batten 0ie i%tarfen g%etreuen 9apcrn
i'm rotten belfen. gIber Ons mar
lange Der; Dem 6apriihen Solfe
parO fem 9anf bonn @ouie Sobs-
burg. Ger Ml1s6rlld 6cs ipaniiden
@rbfolgefrieges fiibrte Ben bopri-
i9en &urfiirltcn auf sic Seitc
SrQnfrci6S un0 ma6tc iein 2ano
sum Summeiplat olterrcibiiGer @e.
polt. Mit duBeriter @iafiir bou-
item sic frcnlOen Sruppen IT
9agerll, 0ie iGmeriten Steilern MIR
Sen erbobcn, mi0crre6tlif un0 rid
li6tsloS mltr6e sic iun0e Monn-
ihaft ouSgebo6en un0 gum feinO-
liden MilitGr qeprcBt. 1905 5ogen
$500 Mam 0itcrreihiide G0lfer 81
SUB un0 Bob 0urf oos Neltbauiet
Sor in Miin6en elm; sic furfiirit-
Iide Saitptitaot uur0e cine faiier-
Iide. Ser &urfiirit aber mar emit
fIoben; inn NOR es MIR Inn Die Ell
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

I6att. @an5e Samilien gilgen bar
ii6er a1qrunoe. Ser &lrfirlt Wfor
emanuel aber, ser Hi mieoer in
Ieine Serri6ait eingeiett wuroe,
fiimmerte ii1 ni6t UNI Die In9e-
horiqen iener Mdnher, sic ii6 fir
i'm lln0 lein Saus geopfert 6atten.
@r lieB ou6 SGgers 8amilie I'M
Gleno unterge6en.
Sdier planlos mar Ser &riegs5ug
Ser S6erlGnoer 8auern inS 8erf
oeIett moroen, o6ne @elo, obne
8ropiant, o6ne ridtige 9eipaffnlng
obne @rfabrung ge9en eineil Seino,
Ser oaS aQes i'm ueberfIuIie beiaB
uno auf bunOert SdladtfeIOern ie-
sen TeIt menidliden @efiibls ein-
oe6iiBt bate uno Der nod ariegs-
redt gum @ini6reiten gegen einen
irreguIdren SeinO 6eredtigt mar.
@ber Die g[rt. wie er oapon Sc.
5rau6 madtc, madt i'm ebenio Der.
merfli6. nie Die tlnoli6e @elin-
nung, Der gliibenoe &atriotismuS
ser Sauern oeren Sanolungsmeiie
o6elt. als 9eIicgte iino tie Sieger
geblie6enL 8orbilOer treuen 0ebar'
rens beinl 8aterlanoe uno Serrl9er'
bauie bis gum lesten atem6use.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
Samuier 2cteftiu

Bon CHARLES. Sl, nit Ieinem Sc
fangenen in Chicago eintreffeno, hieB
Der Oetettip ben iunsen @rreitanten
Dor benz N~ertbmeItern Depot parten,
Bis er gegeniiber einen Stein" ge@
trunfen. Nls er 5uridfebrte, mar
Der 8urf@e perDuftet. Damn besab
f@ Der 8eamte nod benz Oetettip@
9auptquartier unO tlagte iein 2eio.
nOas lit mir elm &Gtiel," iagte er.
,@r NOR elm 10 ebrli4er Sunge. On
Der Station CAB id inn SIS. um Die
Sa6rfarten gu taufen unb er fam
glei9 aurid nit Dem We9ielselb. %
Gents" Ser Sergeant rief Die Stas
ton auf unb fragte, tpie bel Die
Tabrt na9 gbarles toitet. ~.
Gents" Iautete bic Intpprt.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

1te6cr ole SicTq Tinge oerbreitete
Iif, ld]nea madicnO, cine ticte @r-
bitterung i'm gnii5en 2onOe. Sn
gebcimer Geridm6run9 beidIoB oos
&oIf, iid ieI6it unO Ocm Serri@er-
boilie 81 beIfen. Sir 6ranfrei6 lpor
oigie Stimmung, sic notiirIid boIo
gcuug fiibl6or wurOe, giinitig, be-
reitete Iie ood Dem Saiicr arge
8erIegenbeit, oeIien midti1iter 6elo.
herr, Der &rin5 @ugcn, in Staliei
f~eitge6aIten nur0e. Sic Miin6cter
9eiobling mar idmod, sic Stim-
mltng ser 8eb0Ifcrung auis GubcrIte
gerei3t un0 gum gniGIuiie an ieOe
oufriibrerii1e @emcgung geneigt.
Gas mar aud oen 6iterrci6iiGcn
groberern gcnnii befannt; lie boob
odteten Ole 9eo0Iferung aufs i6Grf-
Ite, uno es gelong ibnen, ourd nt-
abIGiiige @adiamfeit un0 riidiidts'
Ioie @nergie eroBe Gorrdte BON
8affen uno Munition Die beimIid
in SEN SGuIern Ser 8iirger oufge-
itapelt iparerL nit @eidlag 5u be-
Iegen. Gin Miin6ner 8iirger, Der
1867 geborene, 1902 olt5 &0l5 5lt'
oemon0erte @aitpirt So6onn SGger,
betrieb nit oeri6ieOenen 6reunOen
unter 0enen ser STUDENT @aiiaier
am ~befannteIten lit, in Ser Staot
ielbIt sic glufpiegelltn9 Ser 9iirger'
i6aft un6 bemiibte ii6 raitlos, aud
feline @oIfS9enoiien aus Dem Ioge-
nnnnten Siaripinfel nit beran5u3ie-
ben. Snfolge Ser algeneinen altf'
regltng tpuroe ibm Ser @rfoIg lei6t;
Idlon I'M Mai 1904 poren an 0ie
Ied8tauIeno 9allern 6es S6erlanOcs
gum 3uge gegen sic Seiterrei6er
bereit. 9ur6 SEN @nt6uiiaSmus
Ser S6erIGnoer IieBen Iid aud Die
@enobner 0es ltnterlonOeS nit bin-
reiBen. Ser @eri6porung IdloIien
fi6 ferner bieIe b%erobid)ie0ete Col
ooten aus oen fllrbaprii6en Gegi-
mentern an, ferner audi Oie 3im-
merIeute un6 0ie Moltrer ans Dem
Dor @iinden oelegenen Srte Nli.
&aum 5ipeifeI6aft lit ii6erOies, oaB
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
MOsfitu-@ anScrnnacn.

l1eber @onoerungen BON Snietten,
borunter audi MOstitos, erfd6rt bos
gu6litum iebr penig. prof. g. s.
8aa, pel9er einen Monat binOur9
in einem ein1amen tpeItinbif9en
2eu9tturm btesbe5iigli9e Sori9ungen
anitelte, ma9t einige intereHante
Mitteilungen iiber bic Gr9ebniTe.
Die Dem 2eu9tturm 5unG6It liez
genbe Hegion, mo cine betrd4tli6e
3abl Mosfitps 6riiten f0nnte, 1T bic
feline &ing=&oroGensSnie Morques
fas, rei9li9 "a MeiIen nod Often
qbliegenb. N6er tie BON prof. 8aa
bemertten Mpstitos paren BON &rba,
Oas rei6li9 95 Meilen entfernt 1T.
v5ugepanOert", bod tie fomen
ie6r unfreipilig, inbem ie our9 Die
@eipalt BON Minben in 9roBen Mofz
len berbeig etrie6en peroen. IS
lit fogar ni@t ousgef4loKen, obpobl
nod ni9t 6eitimmt erpieien, oob
mon9e Der Mrstitos, iopie au9
Sausfliegcn unD nod anoere Sniet=
ten BON Der 8 a p az8ai, Die tire
100 Meilen entfernt 1T, auf Die nam,
lt9e @eiie na9 Dem O6igen 2eudt'
turn sepebt Ober Oeri9lagen pers
ben!
Natiirli@ fam mar bieie 8epe>
gungen IN feiner Weiie nit benienis
gen Der ManOerO0gel per9lei9en,
melGe, obppbl pobrf6einli9 i'm
Drong zines SnItinttes e~rfolgenb.
bod einen porbertgen @nti4luB oors
ausieBen unb in ensiter 8erbinoung
NIT ben So6res5eiten fteben. Gu9
iinb sic vManberungen" BON Mostiz
tos pffenbor tein Seitsntiid gu benz
jentgen BON S9metterlingen getpiher
@attunqen, bic penigftens bei4eioene
Streden iiber Meerz@ etpGfer flie>
gen "a. 9. iiber ben 8ritiI4en &a>
naD unb i9 teinespegs Bios bon
Win0en fortpeben lahen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

fleine 3orffirde, lmge6en bon bo-
Der Malter. 9teigt man sic Stu-
fen binan uno betritt Ben itiuen,
engen 6rie0bot 10 iiebt man ELL
i6li6tes idmar5eS @ra6mal. Seine
Sni9rift permeloet, oaB inter iei-
mem @feu odtbun0ert madere
8ouern ruben, Die in unlpanOeIba-
rer Sreue fir ibr UNCERTAINTIES
Serri6erbaus am @eibnodtStagc
1905 fGmpften unO itarben. Sn Den
oreiBiger Sabren 0es neun3ebnten
SabrbunoertS erit purOe Dies 3enf-
nal geitiftet, 0aS Die @orte trdgt:
-S6r @rabenl rubt ihon lang I'M bell
gen Srieben
SIN bieiem einIams gottgereibten Ort,
Gin Sterneutran5 narO eurer Sreu' le9
I6ieben,
1lub eure Taten leben epi9 FORT"
@enoen mir ben 8lif sur Stride,
10 ieben mir inter idiiben0em Go6e
Elm md6tigeS @emdlOe. Sn oaS
@etiimmeI zines Samples wer0en
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

Sic 8eidoffcnbcit unS oie StGrfe
ocs 9%ouernbeeres ecnaue SenntnlS
gu erlongen. Die G6iidt mar, Die
Sta0t Miinden BON 5pei Seiten on-
8uereifen. @enn am %. Ge5em6er
in Der Sriibe sic GirdengIoden Die
@eburt oes Seilon0S bertiinoigen
miirOen, 10 ioaten ale Serldpore'
men in ser StoOt iid suiammenrot'
ten, Inn ben BON oltBcn fommenoer
8auern sic Son0 51t reiden; om
&oittore Ioute ser Staotbab a6oe.
laiien peroen, 0ur6 iein troden ge'
le9tes 8ett poute man in Die Staot
ein5ieben. @enn aaeS gut ging,
bottle man iiA MiindenS obne ei'
men S6uB b~emGd)ti9en 5u f0nnen.
Inter ben @inii6tigen gob eS biele,
sic ongeii6ts ser l1mitGnOe ii6er
6ieien Blon Sen &opf i6iitteIten;
bon ocn friegserfobrencn Sffi5ieren
muroen oie 8oltern gemarnt. I6er
sic @rt oieies 8olfes lit aa3u irn-
pnIIib; einmol our Sat enti6loiien,
IieBen iie ii6 6ur6 nidts mebr 5it'
~riifboIten, un0 10 brannten Tie Dor
l1ngeoul0, ooB iie nidt mebr Obj
marten mo6ten, bis 0ie 2ellte bonn
ltnterIanoe alt ibnen itieBen. Sn
SdGftlarn mlroe, nodoem lebte
@erbonolungen nit benz Sto0t6e-
febls9aber, @rafen 2otpeniteitl, ge-
i6eitert moren, am 80. DECEMBER
&eeri6olt gebaIten. Ser &rior oeS
&1oIters, Sen 0ie 4n0lt ergriff flint
tig oafiir nerontportIi9 9enlodt sit
wer6en, fteute ii6 frnnf unO lieB
iid nidt Ie6en. @GbrenO Damn Oie
@atern better riidten un0 BEL Sor.
itenrieo elm erites fleines @efe6t
nit sen @iin9ner @eiabnn9strup-
pen botten, mar ser GerrGter Sett-
finger ins @e6irge geeilt, mo Ser
Sberit Sc @en0t nit Ieinen Srltp-
pen fi9 ouf6ieIt, ut0 bate inter
9orlegung oeIien, mas er erfabren
hottie, i'm oringen6 gum gntiab BON
@iin9en berongerufen. gu gleider
3eit tpar ober ol6 I6on auf 9efe6I
Oes 8rin3en @it9en Elm &orps I'M
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

ser @e6eimbul1o Ser Saberer, BON
Oeren @%oIfSiultis man nod beute
3umeilen bort, BET ser 8cridmorung
cine peientli6e Golle geipielt bat.
Die militdrii6e 6iibrung Ser
9a1ern iibernabm Ser Sauptmann
Mattbios Maper, Elm fricgserfabre-
ner Mann, ser i6on auf ben per-
i6ieoeniten S6aupldten geOient
bate, ibm CUR Seite itanoen Ser
fran80iii6e @aroefapitGn @autbier,
ferner oie 2eutnants @lan5e, @berle
uro Soltps. SGtte oieie golfSi6ar,
Oie ii6 oie .&urbaprtl6e SunOesoe-
feniion" nonnte, cine Musbiloung,
cine 9isaipIin un6 cine 9epoffnung
ge6abt ME Die SruppenmaGt ser
Seinoe, 10 mGre ibr BET ibrer gilt
ben0en @egeiiteruns gemib Der Sieg
5ugefanen. 60 aber lieBen ii6 Die
8oltern otr6 lire @emiitsregung
onein beItimmen uno elau6ten, in
ltnteri66tung oes Sein0eS, audi
nit ibrer gan5 ihledten geluaff-
nltrg ausfommen 81 fonncn. Die
@rmen botten nidts als Senien,
SpieBc, 9tangen, StreitfoI6en uno
uralte @cnebre. Gin paar &ano'
men maren oltb ga, aber MIR bon ie-
1ler @rt, nit Der bel SolfSfelten
Srert0eni6iiiic obgefeuert murocn.
Sroboem m6re Ser Iusgang biel-
Ieift 0od nod gil ibren @linitelt
geueien = ga fam Ser Serrat.
lin 10 idan0Iider mar Sic Sat,
sic Ser @fleger Settlinger bon
Storn6erg oollfi6rte, oa er ielber
Gin ge6orener Miindner mar uno
trot0em fein 8eoenfen trug, aus
Dem llngliid ieiner Sateritaot fir
ii6 gtllten gu 5ieben. Snoem er
ii6 oils beeeiiterten @eIinnnngSge-
noIien mliipicltc. ec;ang eS inn, ale
@in5eIbeiten aes noip eroad)ten
ariegspIaucs gu cria9ren nno iibcr
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23

@ofmaIs marc y6euer" fomman.
0iert, uno mieoer ianfen oidte Sda-
rem 5u Sooe %getroffen 0arnieoer. ga
ioben 0ie onOern, 0aB i6r LETTER alt'
genblid gefonmen NOR. limo alS tie
nun lire &oienfrGn5e in Sdnoen
bieIten uno 6eteten, I'M menigiteas
6riitli6 iterben gu fonnen, fradte
uno I6metterte oie brittle Salbe IN
Iie binein uno roffte fort, mos nod
iibrig mar. 9as mar Die Shano-
tat oeS S6eriten pon @db, 0eIien
Nomen 8uiommen nit Dem oes Ser.
r6terS Settlinger fir INNER ge'
5ranomarft bleiben miro.
9ie Solar ser 8auern ober, sic
oie @offen nibt geltreft batten.
iammelte iid gum lebten @i0eritano
olf Dem &ir6bofe uno on Der &ir6.
bofSmouer oeS 9orfes SenoliEg.
Sort lin0 lie ale erlegen Bis ouf
menige, Oie iid Our6idlugen uno
in ole &eimat fliidteten. Inter
linen lpar Ser Stu0cnt Baiialer
unO Sobann SGger. I6er 6eioe
pur0en ipGter ergriffen unO iumt
Sen onoern Anfiibrern trot made
rer @%ertei0igung bingerihtet. SD
ger in Defenders grnuiomer @eiie
Our6 &ierteilung Dor Der Warien.
iGule ollf Dem Morfte gu MiinAen.
@ie piele bon 0em 8%auernbqere
in Der Acknowledgment 9etotet, ME
bieIe binterber an oeu @rnoen 9e.
itorben iin0, lit ME ge36bIt morben;
lire 8obl mrr0e ol1f tauienOe &c.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-23
Uun lNiIG- Dfrnnrrini0nng
Nus Der anSuirtidaftIiden Seriuds.
i~tatiou in SIlinois.


WsiI mir Stou6 unb S@mub, Der
brett i'm StalI in bic Mil9 fdllt,
nit unbeipaffnetem auge ie6en t0ns
nen, alau6en piele, bob Der Stall bic
bauptiG9li9Ite QuelIe fir Die 8ers
unreinigung Der MiId fei. Sine
IorsfGltigs llnteriu9ung er9i6t aber.
baB bic @erunreiuigung Der MiI9
nit 8ofterien DisI mebr Our9 bic
bsnuBten miI6pirtf9uftlt4en @erdts
i9aften oGs our6 ben Stall on uno
fir ii9 b~erbeisefihrt pirO. Sn lpels
diem umfange bic @erunreiniguns
Der MiI9 bur6 bic benuBten @es
rGtf9often erfolgt, Seigt fol9enoes
8eifpieI: @ur6en bic i'm Stall uno
Mlil9baus fir gep0bnIiG benuBten
Gerdti9aften sriinOli9 ousgebrii6t,
10 pies Die ouf 6Inf9en 9efiiIlte
Mtl9 bur9i6nittli9 nur mebr cine
8%erunreini9ung nit 5000 8atterien
pro &u6if5entimeter auf; unter6Iieb
bos griinbli9e Nusbriiben Der Mild
ptrtI9aftli9en @erdtI9aften ober, 70
Itieg Die @erunreinigung Iofort ouf
100000 8atterien pro &ubifaentiz
meter. Dor allen tpmmt es auf bic
iorgfdltigite &einigung Der gum @ers
Ianb benubten MilGtannen on.
Our9 bic 8enuBung ni6t grinbli9
ausoe6riiGter &onnen piro ni9t fell
ten ollein Der Electromagnetic Der
Mil9 ouf cine MiGIion pro 8ubitz
aenttmeter geiteigert. SIN alI9emeis
men erfoIgt Die itdrtite 8erunreiniz
gung Der Mi16 inbeffen bur9 bic
@~ermenOung ni4t gang forgfdttig
unO regelmdBig gerrinigter, f4on
mebr tomplt3ierter mil9pirti9aftliz
der @erGte, pie MiI9reiniger (@Ioz
rifier) unb SIai9enfiiIler. Sc aeigtc
iiG Bel ben llnterIu9ungen. ooB i'm
ullgemeinen Our9 bic benuBten Melt=
elmer f9on elfmal fopiel 8atterien
Der Mtlh 3ugefiibrt perben, ME
aus Dem Stall an unb fir ii9.
Sur9 bos beripenbete MiG9Iie6 muir
ben onOert6al6 fopiel gotterien 5uz
9efiibrt, pie aus Dem StolI; bur9
ben Mil9reiniger breiBigmoG fopieI;
bur9 ben MiG9tii6ler 5ebnmaI TO-
bier; bur6 ben SIaf4enfiiIler ie4z
5tgmaI fobiel. 0ur9 bic 9enonnter,
perpenbeten mil4pirtf6oftIi6en Sc
rGte gelongten oGfo 112mol iopieI
8afterien in bic MiI3, pie aus benz
Stall feGbft. lin quite, refine, ges
funbe Mtl9 gu er3eugen, fam Oesz
baIb in allereriter 9inie gar nt4t
genug @epi3t borauf geIegt fperoen,
bob nur peinIt6ite faubere mil@z
ptrti9oftli@e @erdti3aften @erfpenz
oung finben.