America to Send Word to Berlin
Washington November 22 The German government will be informed of the steps under President Wilsons alien enemy proclamation to restrict un naturalized Germans in this country to assure Berlin that no abuse of their countrymen here is contemplated. Through neutral embassies in Washington and Berlin the information will note that the United States is doing no more to German subjects here than Germany did to Americans there long ago.
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Germans interned and barred from Washington docks
A government report outlines the internment of unnaturalized Germans in U.S. custody and the detention of German sailors and crew from wartime ships. Authorities expect small increases, cite strict registration rules, and note no exemptions. many detainees are housed, fed, and sometimes employed. Some embassy employees must depart Washington by December 15.
German, Four Days Wed, Is Arrested in War Probe
Marshal Mitchell reports Wittig a native of Selesien Germany and 83 who came to the United States six years ago. He holds first naturalization papers and diplomas from Jauer Institute and the Royal Institute Stockholm. He traveled widely despite a permit to notify before leaving. His wife accompanied him to the federal building as officials moved to arrest him under the President's proclamation.
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Sweden
Federal Building
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Gregory of Wittig
Violin and Viola Solo Shine in Flonzaley Quartet Concert
Louis Bailly replaces a musician due to the war as he delivers a superb viola tone free of nasal qualities. The Dohnanyl quartet captivates with Romantic, Weberish imagination and youthful spirit. Despite a small audience, the performance is thrilling and well received. The next Flonzaley program is set for January 24, 1918.
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Bailly
Dohnanyl
Flonzaley Quartet
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