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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
Gum 8etrieb oentider Sdiffc.

Eoria, y. 6ebrltor. - Gle Ge.
putirtenfammcr Dat beute 10000
600 6ronca 6eluilligt, Die filr oen
Charter ser 0euti6en Shiifc perluen'
oct mcrocn ioQen, oic 9rnIlicn be.
id)loqnabmt lmb 5ranfrcid ilr Scr,
iiigung geItcllt latte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
Gem 9lnmGnenf0nis ilbcrmittelt.

Die 6ricbenabcOin9lmgcn Der Gen-
trolnrGhtc. - &Gnig 6croinano
bot iid) onQcblid cine 6riIt gum
Shloilm ocriclben mtsbebnn9en.
- Gic o6rontilrtcr 3clhn9"
ilbcr 0ic lcbtc 9lcubcrltng ocS
ocluihCn HCid9fnn5lCrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
eli ,Senfins, Elm @1d,tcr i'm

= Gli Sentina, Elm Nabtcr I'M
Wtiiiouri 3uhtbnus, iuuroe gelterrt
Wlorgen uon 5pei StrGilineen errnor-
oct, Die nit einem oritten, oeil lie be-
freit 6attelL iiber Die Malter fletter-
ten uno entfomen. Die Worber,
aennetb 9reper unb Inpio Bartlett,
ieIielten oen 8dfter uno erltahen
i'm nit eincm Wfelier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
" glmItcr0onl 2S. tScbruor

u III ItCr0nrL 2S. tScbrlI0r. -
1ic @cOinQlun0Cn inter ocncn olc
GcntrolnGt6te bCrcit iin0, cincn
Iric0cnapcrtro0 nit 9lun0nicn jll
hliebcn, iino 0urd) Sen @roicn Gjcrs
nil, Sen 0itcrrcidiitJluGoriidcn Mi
niitcr oc3 9lt3nGrtiQcn, Dem &0ni8
Scr0inonO nit0Cthcilt moroc1 mlc
@ufarcitcr @todrihtcn 6cluGcL Die
ilber &crlir nab bier 9cl0n0tcn. Ter
&Gnig crnlhtc I'm cine fu3e Ncrtooc
IriIt, in ucld)cr cr Die ScOinglm0en
IN GrlpG0lma 5ic6cn t0nne; oicic
pllroc i6m gcDGbrt.
(Gir @c0in0lnQcn Scr Gcntrnl=
m0Gte ihliCbcn nod fii3lihCn lnl.
oifi}icQcn Gepcidjcn sic GeiiiOn Don
Icrritoriunl in Der Gobru0iha an
9ulQaricn uno luirt6itboitlid)c Gon=
jeIiionen iiir TcuticblonO ln0 ScItcr.
reid ein)
MILLION un0 @crtl1nG ell
ncr 9lniiht 1o0t oISronf.
furtcr 3citunQ".
9(mitrrounL u 2S. Icbruor. -
Gic .6ronfiurtcr 3cihm0" bctOnt
ooB aon}Icr bon ScrtIin9'a &eriicbc-
rllng, OoB GelltIhlnnO niht oie 9lb.
iidbt Gn6c, Iid IN Gitblonb unO Sip.
LAMB icit5uicbelL icbcS 2FiBuerildno.
nib ollaidlieBc.
Gic 3citlma iiiGt Damn binjr:
o@S nnlB .ictt ahgcllonmen pcr.
ocn, Oob cS fcine ilnoonlcntnlc Mcis
nlmgSpcridbicOcnDcit 5piidcn ocm
Schuyler un0 0em YrGiiocnten @iIion
qiebt, Inn TricOcna Gi5fllIion, bolirt
oli ErGii0cnt g9ilion'3 Erin5ipiclL
unpcr5ilgIib }u beginner.
IS lit icOod6 fiir Ocn ErdiOcn.cn
mihtig, icinc 9lllIirtcn ST oeronluilCn,
icinc Erin}ipicn m3ucrfennen. Gn
bic 9Iuliirtcn icooh in ibrc ci0cncn
El0nc boiimnQaIoa Dcritridt }l iciu
ihcincn, m6brcnO NraiiOcnt @ilion
icG6It nift irci it, unO Oo cS nod
fcinc 2i1a Der 9tntioncn gicbt nm
ibrc &crnitthmN o15ubictcn lit mlr
qcrinQc Nolimmg por6nnhen, Oub
Ser }lppcQ Oca aon5lcr9 cinen oQQc.
mcincn 6rie0cn DerbciiiiGrcn miro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01


0cblid 2OOO Ntnihincn9cpcbrc.
aoiofcn noM Eifou gclonot
2on0on, 2S. Icbrllor. - Die
bcltticbc 9(rnlcc bat @cicbl crboltcL
Sen Normorid in 9RtBlu1o clnjlntel'
len, mic scr Ectcr5bur0cr GorrcWon'
6ent ser ,Grhonqc Selegrapb Cont
pam" bcrihtct, Scr iu9t oaB cr &lls
formation IN oieiem Simnc erboIten
Gn6c, mclde er fir abIoIut j1per'
I1big Golte.
(9llS sic NolI6cuifi'9ic9ieumg IN
ser Gcttcn @ofc bcid)lob, III oic
Oeutitbcn Sricoen9bcS Sin9lngcn em'
;lmilli0cn, crfluoi0tc iidl ser oodlts
fommanoirenoc Scr rlriiiihen 2Irs
mcc'n oonod), Oh Ser iriibere &ots
icnItiQitono erncucrt uno Der Ocllt'
ihcn &nuoiion Ginbult Qeboten mcrs
oen miirOe. Gr crhiclt feline iorortl9e
g(ntnort, lmo Scr bclltid)e Gormor'd)
6alcrte tort. Cine onl liitnuoh ans
IetcrSburg 9eionOtc Gepeide bclng'
tc, Oob @encrol SofinolnL Der ocllt'
id)e milit1riitbc @cbollrnG6tigtc III
@rcIt.9itoo5f, ouf oic 9olIbepifi'
AFittGciIlnQ Qcontportct babe, onB
scr Oeltti6c @ormnrid iortgcicbt
ncrocn miiroe, bis Gin IritocnSper.
trnq lntcr5eid)nct mor0en ici)
Geutihe m d CT ci6e
@eutc in % inst.
@crGin, 2S. Icbrnor. Britt
'dc 9(0nlirolitGt per lrobtIoic
NrcIic.) - Ser bclrtc 9iocbmitto0
bon ser ocutIden oberiten Sccrcslc.
tung onSqcgebcnc mntIihc 9criht
loQt Iolgcnoca:
oCic Cpcrotioncn ncOmcn ibrcn
rcQclnrdBigcn &crImli. ,M GitblonO
bat OoS picrtc GItbIono=]tcgimcnt lidl
inherent &ommnnOo 5lr &crfilAlmg
QcItellt, lmt o03 00uo bon @nnOcn jll
IdlbCrn.
En Mn9f mlr0cn 1000 Oiaidi.
ncngCmcbrc lm0 $4,000 @clpchrc bon
rnIcrcn lrnppen cr6elltct. GQin8t
muroc am 81. Ic6ruor gcnomlncn)
9tcurr Muf SIT bcn @nttcn.
Son0olL 2S. Tcbrlnr. - Go3
Gon}il Der Nolf3 GomnliiiGrc bat
noh ciucr Hcltcr. Gcpcihe ans Fc
terablm9 Cincn on0crcn 9lul 81 Den
Noiirn crIniicn, in pcIdenl crtldn
miro, bob oic bcutihcn Ginorin9'
linoc sic ?(rbeitcr, lno SolOntcn'
Gon5ilcn uerhniterL ARa0licocr Der
9lotben Sorbc erihieBcn ln0 oclltiNc
lno 0icrrcidiihc C5cfonacnc III Der
Ukraine cridicben. Cie Frotlono
tion ucrii6crt, Oob 0ic SrltppCn an
ser 1ront iid icbt alliGcroiit bnbcn
lnb Der H<nuoiion Mi1crItono lciItcn.
Gic aun0gebung ldlieBt:
,Wlogc 0u3 in 0icicm lnglci6cn
Sample pergoiienc 9lltt ii6er oic
0cutihcn So}ioIiIten fomnlcn, mcIdc
Ocn oclttiden 9lrbeitcrn crIonbcn
lmtcr sic Gnins ,mO SuOaiic gcrecb.
net jll merocn."
Gincr oGrdan0c Gelcgroph" Tcs
pcihc 5tiolge mu6t Die Rcfrltlrlm0
Der neucn 9lrmce cute SortIdrittc.
&oIafen.9lcgilncnter IN petersburg
mer0cn in Die Riftllng pon ESfou
qeianOt, mo anocrc Hegimentcr, bic
ots 1cniidtcn gl6t6ciIllnAen gcbil.
oct perocn, naridiren 81 Ser ISront.
Mcbrere 2L6t6eillIngen MatroIen
Iin6 aus 6innlano IN Der 6auptIto0t
anqcfonrmen. 1Trouen aunoer uno
2llpoliOe 6o6cn @rloubniB cr5olten,
oie Staot 81, perlaiicn.
,{n oonoon BAT man ieit GienItag
nidtS NclcS me6r bc5iiglid Der 81
tllution in G3fop obcr Don Dem ocllt=
Id)rn gprmnridl gcgen Fetcr9blr8
gcbort.
9oti dofter 6ronctS nod
IN Petersburg?
" gSoibington 2S. 6ebrlor.
Soier lit fcine peiterc 9lohrift pon
9otidofter sSrancis biniittlit 'einer
Yline be5iiglih Der 9(breiie aus Fe'
ters6urg gebort luoroen. Stootsle-
fretGr Gaming. Scr belite Vforger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01

GSpr9cDcn ou0ciiht5 ocr &crlcn,
flnN NonilhCr Shiiic ourh
oclticbc Il @ootc.
nori6, IS. 6cbrllor. - Gas
ipanild,C Cabinet bat bcllte rcltglllrt
Gic 9lboonflnQ Scr &c9icrllng mar
crmortct uorben on9clhtS ocs Heluls
totS Der ougcmcincn SSoblen olll
Sonntug. 2ll6crocm mar ous Vtlnl=
Itcrilum gctbciltcr 9lnliht binlihtllh
Ser fSro0c Scr Eolitt, mclcbc 0clltlh'
lon0 9cgcnilbcr cin8cihlogen merorn
iolltc inirl9c Der tilr5Iihcn SorpeDl-
rllng mcbrcrcr ponilhcr 0anpter.
Die 0ffcntlihc Wfcinn0 orildt llb
i6orf Oo0c0cn aus, Dob bie &e9lc-
rung ongciiht5 Nc& &orgcbcnS Der
0cltlhcrL oic ibr %cripreben bcdilg'
liN Scr @cbonollm0 iponilcbcrSfifrc
niht cinboltcn nicht cncrgiId) gellllB
allftrctc.
@ielc 3citlm9cn orin9cn III oic Nc.
gicrlmg cine &oltlung moblmollenocr
NcutrolitGt Gc0enilbcr Den 9lllllrten
un5uneDmcn. IS mllroe angcre9t
oob iponiicbcn 2lr6citcrn geItattet
merocn iolltc, noh 6rontrcic1 5ll &C.
ben, rmo bob oncrifoniidc Gintal''
fer fiir oic Grpe0itnons- -Trllppen III
6rontrcih frci 5ngcloIicn meroen
ioQten I'M cine GrlporniB on Son.
nuge 5u crmGglihcn.
Scr a0nig crillhtc Sen Eremicr,
miniIter MorQlja oc NllbnccmoS
(Mnrciu YrictoG lmOcr5ilglid) eln
ncle3 Oiiniiterilun ill grllnocn III
pelhem piClc Der irijOcrcn Otinl'ter
GortcfclliQca crbQltcn perocn.
Ser Ercmicr miro Die llntcritilt'
sung bc3 iriibcrcn FrclnierS, @rar
9lOmanoncS, b0bcn.
(Sn 0cn fiir5lihcn @ubIcn mlrbcn
bic mciItcn Sitc i'm Norlament bon
sen 2ibcrol Denrofrnted nit %
5tinlucn gcponncn; bann folgtcn
0ic Gonicrpotpcn Don Der 0lo. .@rups
pc nit SO, Die Ronrononess2i6crolen
nit 80 uno 0ic Nepublifoner nit 33.
N}urQuis DC HIlBucemoS, Der gu
rildgctrctcnc Yrrnticr Dtiniiter, MIR
Oc I'M lcbtcn Sabre NIT 0cr 9iIoung
cines ncucn Cabinets bctrollt. Gas
Cabinet rriiqnirtc im Slni lmO Der
MurQllis biloctc Damn Gin ncltcs vi.
niitcrim1, 0o9 cine Eolitit ubloIlltcr
9icutrolit0t onfiin0i9te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
Abgt(bloQtn.
Seuatsoebatte Iber
&riess- -Tinan,bia.
Gr,udar.ng Der Mrsumemte
begpnmem.

itott ShoBanlts SetrctGr oic
lfodt 5ur Grnemnung 6cr bier
Iircftorcn. - 3uei 9entofrotcll
tritiiircn oie 8orlagc, crfenncn
obcr ibrc gtotbmcnotgfcit an. -
YoliirIng Der OtuBnnbmC an
bcutigcn Gage nit SdcrBcit CT
lpnrtct.
" uibington, %. 6ebruor. -
Gic Scnats 9ebattc ilbcr Die glonli=
niitrotions 9ia our Ginlebung elmer
/ ariegs 5inan5 Corporation muroc
beutc obgclhlolien lmo bic Grlu1gun9
Der 9lmenoementc oeS 6inan5. Gomi-
tc's nobnl ibren glnfang.
Sbnc 0isfuliion nabm Der Senot
Elm 9lmenocment an, pelhes 8ruii-
bent gSilion itatt SdlobanltssSefre.
tar Nc2looo oie Wfodt giebt, Die bier
3irettoren DER Coronation 81 ernen-
men. Worgen peroen mebrere beiBs
lntItrittene 9lmenocmente in Grluo-
gung ge5ogen peroen aber Die &C.
nntsiilbrer begten oaS feIteSertrolen
boB oic &prlage Dor Der Sertaglng
pniiirt mcrocn milrbe.
Senator TbomoS BON Colorado
llno Soils bon 9tem Samplbtre, De
mofrotcll, fritiiirten Dellte Die DaoB.
nahme, per'prahen jcopd), inoem iie
bic 9lotbmenbigfcit oerlelben nab
| rcno oeS Grieges ancrtannteL filr nlc
9iQ 81 ltinmen.
Senator Soils iagtc, Die O'aBnab.
me lei ionobl i'm bod]Iten @raoe
| lo5ioliItiICb, mic cine &apltalilten-
WtoBnobme, uno CT ihlu9 9lmenOc-
mentc Dor, mclhc Gnnfiers uerbieterL
0ircftorcn Der Corporation 81 iein,
lno mcIfc Oic alolllel itrcifen, oic
Der Corporation 0os Hcdt gepubrt
$1 600, 100000 IN Obligationen
altS5ugebCn. 3ic gImenoemcnte mllr-
0en bis morgen 5tritdgelegt.
Scnator 5bomus, Gin Wtitglico
ocS 6inun5. .Gomite's, crtlartc, ooB CT
b0bcrer 9citeucrllng m1breno bcS
ariegcs opponire. ~gSir lino iett
ihon nit Der 8eitcuerllng oes Solfes
5u meit gegongen," Iogte er. n8lr
boben oic bo6itcn Steuern in Der
g8clt. Sin 3ulhlog bon 25 Gro5cnt
milroc oic ,Snbultric labmlegen."
Senator Ebonro5 5oatc bcn Heihen
fir ibrc llntcrItibltng Ocs aric9cs
bc0eS Sob
Senotor Gmcn bon Otlobonlo. &c.
mofrot, YorliBcr ocS Senots- -Gomi-
tcs iiir WunfcrL iproh fir bic Dill,
0ron9 obcr ourouf, 6uB Elm WorimaI.
3inSiuB iiir oic ObIiqotionen oic
ou59egcbcn mcroen Iollen, feItgclest
per6en loQc. Ut iogtc, bier Yro5ent
lei bel Stcucrfreibcit ein binreiheno
ottrottipcr 3inSilB.
Scr Senutor I6hlg fcrner Dor, oaB
5ur 9clfiiBung Der @eihaits. Snte-
reIlen Die &iccntiIrllngas&lalli 10
omen0irt mer0en iolltc, oaB cine 9e=
ruilmg gcgcn Die Gntideiolmg oes
Conite'S our Aus8abc BON ObIlgatlo-
ncn nl0glid iei.
Sic Wiodt 0ca GomitC'S," 10 crz
flartc Der Senntor lit cine enorne
uno t0nntc in tpranniihcr @eile
auageilbt mer0cn. Sic lolltc nit gro.
Bcr GorlidJt mo !W0Biqlng alsgciibt
Wrroen lnO ca IolItc NorIebung ges
troiien mcr0cn iilr 0ic 4t0glid)fcit
cincr 0erllllma acacn 0ie entlfeis
0lmgCn 0ea GontitC'2.
100000 (ouuen &ol5i6if c
in ctnem SABRE.
g8aibington 2S. 6ebruar. -
,Sobn :. Mc@ee, Der iriibere &orIte-
fer 0es &unoluerfer Bureaus ocr
Notbitan0a 6lottcn Corporation
| fam bclltc 9lbcno mad, &uibln9tolL
nm morgcn Frdiiocnt gSiIion einen
| Nlm ST lntcrbreiten. inter uelhct
mic CT iugt 0ie Shiiisbauarbeiter
iid Derpilidten lueroel. I'M fommen-
ocn Sabre 100000 Sonnen boljer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
pit pabn-Diu.
Sm @auic lunroc lie
paiFrt.
9ysit cinem Sptmm BON
337 gegem 6 Stimmem.

0oS ye9"H - SitNtu'eH.
9tur 5uci Gemotrotcn mo picr &c.
publifancr itinlmcn ge0en oic
AHoBnobrnc. - Gic Bill gcbt jcbt
an ouS GonfCrCn5 Gnnlitc. - IS
miro crmartCt BOB oic 3tifcrens
3cn IN oCn Gntpiiricn bciocr
NQuicr bulo ouaGc8licbcn mcrocn.
g&oibinQtOm 2S. 6cbrlor.
0ic glOnliniltrntIona Dill, pclbc ocn
RcQierun9abctricb Der 9oDnen regll.
lirt, luuroc beutc I'M Observation-Disclosures
hauic nit einem &otml uon 331 sc
ocn Stinrnen pollrt.
,}mci Icluofr0ten lm0 pier 9tes
plblitonCr itin1lnten bel Der cnoglIl.
tigCn Nbtimnnn9 9c9en ole DtdB=
nobnc; es lporel oica Die 9ieprdIcn=
tantcn SbomQs, AentudU, rn6 Wor=
BON, Ohio, Genofrotcn; lmo Gbono'
Ter, Ctlubomu; 0cnnilon Slllnoia;
S1ult0cn, ,\ppu, m0 9inmiepcr, Soma,
Hcpllblltnncr.
Ser Senot bot oic &orIo8e bcrcIta
iriibcr nngcnonlncn lno oteNeIbc
Qcht jctt an oua Gonfcren5.Gontlte,
mclhca Die Giiferen5cn 5mihcu Ocn
GntmiirIen Der bei0cn N5duler ans.
Qlcibcn muB.
Iic ySoua 0iu bccnOct oic Nc9lcs
runoa.Gontrole Der @obncn 5ucI
Sabre noh Dem aric9c, arrItott Is
.Dtonotc nah 6riC0cnalAlrB, mlc Der
5cnota.Gnhuuri bcltinmt.
Iic $3auS -WoBndblnr oicbt ocln
Er6iioenten bic 2lutorit6t, bic 9Iotcn
icItjulc0cn uGbrcn0 Scr Senot9'
Gnhuurf oicic N}odt in Die &Unoc
scr 3uiidcnitaotlihcn 6onOcl2.Gon.
miiiion lc0t.
Gicic briocn }lbihnittc Ser &ors
laQc pCulr0htcu hclltc inl Nolllc lcbs
boftc Sample.
Iic @cQncr Nicicr &loulcln &c
mulncn tcupor0rc Siege, ais Olc
@iu IN @cnar 5iblm0 cruogcn rplrs
DC, abcr bel Der cno9ilItigen Abtns
nunq brattcn oic ,5rcunoc oicIcr
aluuleIn iDrc Screen 5llanmen mo
liIDrtCl lie 5un 5Icg,
Souobl Die 1ollsr, luic 0lc Sc.
ots.Iiibrcr Qlouben, OoB im Son
icrcn5.Gomitc bal0 cine Ginigllng
iibcr oic Bcitinlmlungcn Der %orlo9c
cr5icIt mcrOCn tonn. 9lomlnntro
tons sNcnntc bobcn miehcrDoIt cine
promptc GrIc0i0lnG oicicr IV(oB'
nabnc uno Der &ricgS }WnB 1Got-
porationa l'in DcrlonQt oonlit Der
y3co irei miro Iijr 0ic brittle %ibcrtp-
9lnlcibc, lm0 ca Dur0c crunrtct ooB
ibr }lppca ldcrcn Griolg Dobcn
mir0.
Iic Srnot2 l'la iicbt 0cinitm
uor, oab bic 2}aija DER Gntih0hi9lm0
oo2 ourhlMuittIidc 9ictto.GintonI'
men iilr sic nit Dem 30. >Slmi 1917
cnocnOc OrciidbriNc Ecriooc bllocn
loa; nbcr Die Nolasgil lit Gin mcnlB
clnItilhcr.
Iua Sou2 naDm elm 9lmcnocncnt
an, oo2 Sen 4'r1liocntcn autoriIirt
@clDer III GnuG8lm0 5ll 5lebch Ole
in ser 3cit }uiihcn Dem 30. ,Nul
mo IS. Ic3cmbcr 1917 iilr &crbcls
Icrlno Der @obncn pcrala9abt rplr
ben Ger 5cnut Dcrlunri eil 9Inens
0emcnt, pclhc5 ouSorildlid Dor.
ld)rie6, 0ab 0ieic 9Illsgnben in @c.
rchnltng gc}oqe1 merOen miibtcr
Giclc a.lRitglic0cr ieben ihr
ENHANCEMENT ais cincn GompromiB
an rmO gIuu6en, OoB eS pon Sen Gon'
iercntcn anQcnonlmcn meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
GingtaeQt?
9eutl6lanb's Sors
mario lit &nblano.
Spnbpn bat Nahri6t i,t
hiciem Sinne erbaltem.

Berlin mcloct onocrcricit& OoB Die
Gpcrotioncn ol,i Der rlNNt'hcn
Tront progronmnocmGb fortlhrct.
ten. - Sic Gcutihcn cr6clttctcn
bel scr Ginnobmc BON 0}inst on
0cblid, 2OOO M}oi6incn8cpcbrc.
aoiotcn noM Fifou gcIonot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
Cpfcr Oes yGbcrofcc"

Sicr bCtonntc Gootc, 25 @crmiBtc.
Sic ofii5icac Nomcnaljitc Der.
iclbcn. - Gic ilbIidbc llntcr.
mhun9 onQcoronct, - SSor scr
Gonpicr icctijdti0?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
Elatin luirb beidlasnabmt.

@iro 6ringeno fir arices3mefe &C.
brau6t. 8eltporrotb an bic
fem Metaa Iebr gcring. - 9tad-
iroge bcocuten0 qroBer ais Gro-
0uttion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01

gibpuncnteu Die ben "EcntidJsn Gorres
Ippnbcntcn" nidjt piinftlid) ober mnreaels
mafis erbalten, iinb sebeten, Der Office
baum per 9eleplun obcr idriftlih Wits
itcilnug au MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-01
IWU,UUU Il I { Il > D I q IT I
in Ctnem Sa brc.

Naibington 2S. 6ebruar. -
,lobn & Oic6ee Ger iriibere GorIte-
fer oe3 &nnouerfer Bureaus ocr
JtotbitnnOa 6lottcn Corporation,
fam bcltc 9lbcno nndl &oibln9ton,
nm morgcn Frdiiocnt @iIion einell
Nlan ST lmtGrbreiten, inter melbcn,
mie ct iugt, oie Shiiisbounrbeiter
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
SECY. BAKER RECOMMENDS
HEAVIER PUNISHMENT
Where Commissioned Officers Abuse
Sick Privates While They
Are on Duty.

Washington.-A heavier punish
ment than mere dismissal from the
service is recommended by the war
department for two army medical Of
ficers recently convicted by courts
martial of mistreating sick soldiers.
After reviewing the records of the
trials Secretary Baker returned them
to the trial courts with the sugges-
ton that sentence of dismissal be
reconsidered and that more severe
penalties be imposed.
One case was that of First Lieuten-
ant John G. Dryer, medical corps, on
hospital duty at Camp Funston. Evil
dence brought out at his trial show
ed that a soldier in the advanced
stage of pneumonia who reported for
treatment was reprimanded for fail
ure to salute and sent back to duty
In fact, it was shown that the doctor
urged that the sick man, who died
a few days later, be given double
duty.
Secretary Baker has asked Senator
Chamberlain for the names of officers
charged in letters to the senator with
neglect of sick men, that the cases
be investigated and punished, if the
officers are guilty.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
Washington State Items.

Burglars operating at Medical Lake.
Wednesday night, entered j. II.
Stables market, II. G. Virgins pool
hall and John Meiner's drug store from
which cash and merchandise to the
amount of about $500 was taken.
The cold storage holdings for Janu-
airy 1, 1918, show a slight increase over
the holdings one year ago for apples,
frozen beef, and cured beef; while
butter. American cheese and frozen
eggs have almost doubled; miscellane-
GUS poultry and roasters have trebled;
fowls remained about the same; case
eggs, frozen pork and lard are some
what less; there is a material decrease
in dry salt pork, sweet picked pork,
frozen lamb and mutton, broilers and
turkeys
George Burks, owner of the Mer-
chants delivery at Waterville, is dead
and DR.. Henry A. Smith, county ply
stefan and one of Douglas county's
leading doctors, is seriously wounded
as the result of a shooting affray at
Waterville Sunday, as a result of a
poker game and booze at 3 a. m. DR..
DlLlllf IL 10 dAlC6CNs NOhb W Ills AOH'Nf
got his gun and started to locate
Burks. He found the latter in front
of the Rogers & Howe store and fir
ed one shot at him.
Burks, being unarmed, turned and
ran, DIR. Smith pursuing him, firing
five shots. all of which took effect.
After running a block, Burks fell dead
in the alley back of the Fair store.
Dr. John Adams, county coroner,
heard the shooting and strapping on
his gun ran to the scene and found
Smith over the PROSTATE form of his
victim beating his head with the butt
of the revolver. DR.. Adams placed
Smith under arrest, whereupon the
latter snapped his pistol three times
at DIR. Adams, the cartridges failing
to explode. Adams then fired, wound
ing Smith in the leg.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
KILLED IN MONTANA WRECK.
Cars Break From Freight Train, Run
Into Passenger Train.

r. A. Clifford, Crow Agency, Mont;
A. r. Murdoch, Reno, New; Mary
Jackrabbit, an Indian woman of Wy
ola; an unidentified man, believed to
be D. c. Johnson, cook, employed
in Billings, were killed and seven
were seriously injured Saturday when
several cars on the rear end of
Burlington freight train broke loose
while ascending the Parkman hill,
west of Wyola, Mont, and crashed
into eastbound Burlington passenger
train.
The injured include Herman Nurse
of Benson, Neb.; Gladys Littlenest,
an Indian woman of Ywola Fred
Bartels of Wyola, and Manon Butch
er of Arvade.
All of those killed and injured were
riding in the smoker. The engine
crew jumped when they saw that a
collision was imminent. The engine,
baggage car and smoking car were
overturned, and, sprayed by oil from
a tank car, which was numbered
among the runaways, were burned.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
IMPALE BABES ON BAYONETS.
German Atrocities Not Exaggerated
Says Observer.

New York.-German atrocities have
been minimized 100 times where they
have been magnified once, members
of the Republican club were told Sat
urday by Captain A. p. Simmons, a
United States military observer in
Germany during the mobilization, hav-
ing been attached to the American
embassy at Berlin.
Don't let any one tell you that
German atrocities are merely fiction"
Captain Simmons declared. "One of
the most gruesome sights l ever saw
was the impaling of babies on the
ends of German bayonets and their
return to frantic mothers. If you
knew the horrors that patient, suf-
fering little Belgium has been through
your blood would freeze in your
veins"
Captain Simmons said the United
States must send 100000 men to
France to make any showing, for
our enemy is fortified by almost i'm
pregnable forces.'
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
.KA|SER'S PEOPLE
DIVIDED AS TO WAR
SOME NEWSPAPERS TELL THAT
GEN. HlNDENBURG AND LU-
DENDoRF MAY RETIRE.
OVER PEACE TERM DEMANDS
The Pan-German Press Sees In Count
Czernin's "Peace invitation" to
Wilson Break in Austro-
German Alliance.

The German chancellor's speech to
the main committee of the reichstag
on Germany's requirements for peace
has not quenched the thirst of the
great mass of the people outside the
militaristic realm for a cessation of
hostilities. The Juror created among
this branch of the people has been
so great, apparently, that pan-Ger-
man newspapers are declaring that
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg and
his right-hand man, General Won Lu-
dendorf, are talking of retiring. The
militaristic wing seemingly is of the
opinion that the words of Chancellor
Won Hertling were too moderate. The
proletariat, desiring peace, considers
his speech as evasive. The Deutsche
Zietung characterizes it as "equiva-
lent to a battle won by the enemy"
Count Czernin, Austria's foreign
minister, it is reported from Vienna
on good authority, has announced to
the Austrian delegates that the text
of his speech on the Austrian war
aims was forwarded to President
Wilson before its delivery. This has
caused a great sensation, according
to the Cologne Gazette, which inter
prets it to mean that actual steps
have already been taken to bring
about an exchange of views between
the western powers and Russia anC
Germany.
Pan-German papers express the
opinion that Count CZernin's peace
invitation to President Wilson is in
dicative of a break in the Austro
German alliance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-29
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Directors of the Yakima National
bank of Yakima, Wash, have Increased
the capital stock from $4,000 to $780,
600.
The officers of the newly organized
Stockmans State bank of Browning,
Mont, are c. w. Buck, president;
Chas. Devereaux and Chas. A. Bird,
vice-presidents, and H. G. White,
cashier.
The directors of the First National
bank of Miles City, Mont, elected Off
GERS as follows: G. M. Miles, presi-
dent; Kenneth Mclean, vlce-president;
H. B. Wiley, cashier, and P. Wedge, as
sistant cashier.
George II. Waterman and associates
have purchased the control of the FL
deity State bank at Orofno, Idaho,
and the following officers are now in
charge: President, George H. Water
man; vice president, ]. M. Fairly;
cashier F. e. Quist. With the pur-
chase of the Fidelity, the WATERWAYS
own the Kooskia State bank, Kamiah
State bank, Peck State bank and the
First National bank of Charleston,
making a chain of five banks, whose
combined deposits are in excess of
S1,000,000.