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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

SenatOr S6erman non SliuOs dllGot OOr, Oah Die
&cr Stoateu 3uionuncn nit 0jrobbritonlcn NclltId-
lonO uno Sranrcd SIR gSeOer5criiclng Der Jbe ino
Gr0nng in Merifo cine 6Gpainctc Sittcroention per-
analtcn Gas miro BON Der &reiie ais cine Dcsaooi-
rina Der Wfonroe-0oftrin gctoOet Gomt miro leog-
lid cine llnfcnniB iibcr Den 3ped Der 0ottrin beuie
Icn Geie ert6et ms fen auaihHeBlides 4rotettoroi
iiber Ocien Continent ionoern loa Bios @ebetserper
bungcn pon Soften clropGiider Nodte auf Oieem Gou-
fluent per6iloern ilo lmteragt tns Oos @lee. gSas
Gcgen oen @ori6log d Oorbringe ldBt lit feline gaB.
loiafcit 9lQc bier SGnoer 3uiammcngenommen fonnen
nidt Oc @cebc crloiicn Die not5mcnoig nO, I'm Oic
lriaden Der &eUolon ST bcictgen Cine bepatmetc
SStcrpcuton in ocn Ser Sadten sur 3eit nieres Dir
gerfricges miirOc Die &ubc nit bcrgclcat 5abcn 10
lonQe oic Sfauerci ucer bctauo Su Nlcrifo nnB ocr
9oocubce bciier geregelt pcroc wcn BORT Die Ncoou
lion ou6oren oa mo ooS 6 60ucrtitcligcn lit Sadie
Der N}crifouer el6it Scr &aupf miro allen Snterpen-
tioncn 5lm Erob 10 ouac Oaiern bis oas SonOpolt
0rdj 3peiiung Don @rmO niO 9oOcn 5uirieoengcltelt
ill.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
Wn hie Nnntrn.

DIe cin8l1t Gdjult IN Der GtnDf.
llnfere gidb'9laiIen iebt often. Sunge &dmei.
med,e bic aleioermaderinit mad ben neuelien
3er Seit our6 ben @nfdhluB an oleie- &lallen
errenen. unierri6t Wloreens 9ln6mlttaae
unO- glbcrOs NeQueme Shnoen. Sui 01ule
bcoouncne Mrbeiien ionnen tudbreno bes I'm
ferrints foriccies! peroen. 0riinoll6er Inter
rimi I'm Gnilunrf bon Wniiern eri1clt. Ndbere
qlnSfunli fnrifllid) o0er miinolidb Del nu. on.
berg, W. 3O2, NtitsSardipgo.etT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
[e[iinhrth QSrnIiinnnn.

IS nar6 am II. M9dr3 1914 Ndiabeth &rok,
mann, och 0cr5inecr i'm AZ. Ycbcnsinbrc. Qcs
icbie Satin bon Gonruo @robmann Ners
rdnbic mo Srcimoe iino cn9elanen Der Gran
criccr am SrcitaF, 90 Widrj gahmiiings ,
llhr in i6rcr lSobnuuq. 9ir. 23. gfci.0dmil'
tun.9lucnuc. bci5umuhncH @cifctung pribatim
du oem Baltimore Sreo6oic".
(yQtr3fS-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9iifa Surtie.

@s iiarb am II. Ndr5 1914 Mifa oartie
eclicbtc Saith oes periior6cnen gSm 9ariie,
In ibrcm Co. Scbensiabre. Die Gcer0qnng
fin0ci Nfcitno, 20. Nidr5. 9in6mitidqS llbr,
bpm Sdufc .brcr Sodlter Srnu Sobn q. 6aii
icrin Nr. 200t, 0omunoinn.glucnnc ans iiait
Gcrpnnoie ulo iSrcimoe iino h1ilbft einQcGs
oen Der lrancricier in obipcr gloree be6nlpobs
nen 9eietnng aui Dem Sal Golun'6ricos
hcfc (Nlr6t0-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
am 0pnaref 1t eine gia enaeGradlt uorOcn, weIdlc

5m 6Ouarcl lit cine Sin cinsebrudt wOrOcn, weldJc
glr6ctcr-lnoucn iniO .@cnoiienidot
ten BON Ocn Suit-@ciebcn ousblicBt Nas bat micocr
cine 2itcrotlir" cntfeclt nit wclcbcr Die }ctngs&c
ooftoncn ii6crdmenunt mcrOcn 0aS 9Iraumcnt Oagc-
gcn ltiibt dj ou @naogicn 9enIt bcibt cs Der Soa
rcn6dnoc .uiG]t nouopolrt mcroc bari 10 lit cs bod
ciuc llngctrdtigfcit Die @louopoiumg DER midtgicn
g9oorc Der 9lr6et 81 erlalibcn Ger Gcrgcid biiift
neil sic grbcit feline gSoore i'll mo neil bic llnione
nidt i6rc Nrbeitsfrnit ans Dem Wiortte 6ocu oa oos
nit ibrer Sclbitpcrurtbcln9 5iim @ungerooe aleldbe
6cilten0 mare Der 3pcd pcr lltoncu it, cnen 9efcd
tc 9obn 5l crangcn 0o0cgcn miro cingepanot ooB
sic Nr6citer-lnonen brc Sobniorocrngen ibertreibcn
Gas lit 5lm G6elc rdtia obcr Der Nrbcgcber fam id
Oagc0cu pc6ren OoB cr Oen ngcbibrliden Sobn Dcrpe
aert Cam lit old in 9ctradjt 81 5e1en oaB ein @eeb
gcacn llnionen cueitig mo oonit m9eredt mare Gen
9r6eitGebcrn lit cs nidt pcrbotcn, &ercinbormgcn 81
trciien mcdDcn Qobn tic 6e5oben wolcll Ccmnud miB
6 odj 9r6citern gcattct ieiu Gcrcnborigcn 5n ret
ici, iuclden 2o6ltiic orOcrn wplcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9)farearet g[irn.

IS nar6 am 1G NSdn 1914 Wiaracrd
9lirn och 0corid Qcliebtc Satin bon @bnrlcs
9lirn. i'm 9uicr bon 40 Snbrcn Sos Neardbnb
fnoci Spnncriiag, giudmiinos llbr bon bs
rcr gSobmuio, Nr 324, ShosWlunrocs SirnRc
aus nnti Nclcbung aui Dem .y0uoon &dri
Srcobufc
CGiisbureb 3clhnecn nioecn eeidnioit copis
RON f0lirst S-t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

IS nar6 om 49, MldrS 1914 9nnGnier On.
arl1nrnt, celicbicr Gidtte Der ncriiorbcncn glnrn
croiQin0 iinoei areitaa, NanmittaGS . llnr.
Ron ieiuer lSnbnunn. 9HmUGrcNc Statiun, ".
~ 0r., 9,o. aus iinit Ncicbnng oui Dem
.NOuhnn @nrl ',SricoDoic
(01rlt0A2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

Sl6Onncutcu, bic Ocn v9cnti6cn
GOrrripunOcntcn" nidt piinftlid uOcr
nurcacImdfig cr6alten, iinO sc6ctcn,
Scr Office Oauon per ScIcp0On uScr
idlriItlid Yiitt6cilumg ~ madcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9citdiiat'
snrcam Ocs eieOanoe3upciturs, 0iat6OanS

Bureau hes Oc6dMoc. Supciiprs, Nnth1ans.
&alti more. Mo, 49, .yld5 1914.
glngcboic uerocn cntQc9cn Gcnomncn pon oct
Guntrdlt. 9cbDroc Der Siaot baltimore litr oic
9iicenirnuQ uno Gcrih1ucrnna 0cs @rnnocs an
Dir SMule. 9iiile GonQb. Stice. Central
@ocuuc mo Nncu gMcD iilr oei NiaDor mo
Sinotr0tb bon Baltimore fir bic Gennbin0 leis
icns Der @cb0rbc Der Sdul 9omlntlidrc.
9lngcboic niicn in ocriicpclicn 9ouncrien,
o0reilirt an Den nNolro Of 9lpnros, icit, pic
gmffnriit ,,4rUpuial for Snprouina, eraoing
am 0nciuiinn 0jrpnnoc arUuno no. 2 Snonl," "
trooen uno bci Ncrn 6i0aro SplnL oelt
SinotNcgitgdor IN ocllcH Surcdu I'M Hdi0'
buus mn oOcr Dor / llbr @urnitiO9s am
Wiittuudl, I. April 1914, ciHgcreicbl meroen.
,Seocnl 9lnQcboi muB Elm an Den W(apor uno
Stdoirnt0 bon Baltimore 5ablbnrer certllt6irier
9bed oes Sicicrs iilr inni1nnoert (S5OOOO)
SularS ani cine n9lcar.n9 9onie Sanl" oei'
Geiiiat icin.
Ser crioiarei@e 8icicr mus QiirG6oit ncasn
mo Die &oridrifien ocs Siaot9boriers h ges
5ug ami 0onir0iic eriiiucn
3cibnungen uno Spc5iiifaiionen ionicn am
ooer nnm ocm 90 WtdrS 1914 I'M gurcnri
0es Gjchdnbc Snipeliors bclidtigi pcrocn,
Sic NebDroc bcbdli flo one 2e0t Dor. ir9eno
Gin oocr auc 9lHgcboic 5uriid5npciicn.
ec6duoc 5Hipcltor.
9eltdhgt: t1ilI911,
SamcS s.. @rcituiG '''o
@rdiiocni oer Soniraltytbcrqf.
(Mr5l9-2 2i23) ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

Iad SdJGbnng oeS %Oit-NcparlcmcntS Oirftcn i'm
fommcn0clN S5isfoliabrc rinrO 600O0O,00O %oBodetc
M bcf6rocrn lcn iuoir cine Ginna6nic pon $60OOO,-
600 cruoret miro Gs lit obcr idon ir6cr Oorolf BIN.
Gcucicn morOcl, Dab Oc @iienba6nen iiir oc riei9c
@ermc6rng DER SIT bciOr0crOcn &oitiabc al llniton0
mo @cpidt uidt Nc6ii6rcnO cutitdogt wcrOen. #roi-
cent &alpb &eers BON Der Gong ,Ssono-9o6n bctont
nm Oo6 Der GongrcB trobocn ocriGlmt bat IN Der
%cuiQigmgs 9ia fir Die @oiocrwaltmg cine cntiprc.
Men0c Smmc 3llr Geriiiouug 3ll itccn inn bic @lcbr-
oitcn 5il ocdcn pcdc Ocn ga6nc SeiorOcrmg oer
@oiradetc ernotcn Gas lit m0crcdt Die @nbnen
inO 5u groBercr &ergiitmg 6crcdti9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
gcfonntmudJuuscm.


IuIIIWuIll 10. WtUI0 III
Ser Gtnot. Njcunctcr piro am S0nncrra1,
bcn 26 Wldr5 1914, WiorQens llbr, al Sti
mo StcQc cri6cincn mo ous gliocan Der Sal'
uertun 9iuno, bon 6aOeiiesSiraBe bls Serln9s
Noiuaro g. 0uunGn,
(ltrN0) Si0oi@comcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
glutia cImcs snipmns Der qIOiadter.

Nutis clues 3niprnns Der sloiAaecr.
Se unier5ci6ncicn onrd ods baltimore
sidoi.@cri6t ernaniien s!o@ager maden
bicrmit in Dcni Snue ocs Vtq0ots nno otaoi'
lin (Sciitionsaiiic 9r .. 9olio 400. qemab
Ocn 9eroronlnQcn bcs Maptics llf Der Del
icntlichcn cjcicRc bon Wiar0.onb, paiiiri i'm
Sabre 1912. 6cannt oab ite ben @eri6 oes
5 act6a Gepiias III ln9 2sS,. ~ Sem grinbeiacn'
ibum in benannicL eripoQnlel %eld1rel, db'
6cuqnnier lscri1Deiilmmnng 6cnl ,qcHqanlen Sc.
6enoniri muroc. 9tnc @crloncn. ue6e I'm ocs
nanniem 3uipriid iniereiiirt iino nl6een Sic
C5riirSe sctocn inus iic iold6e 6aben mnrrnl
Se6n Saee aq@ osm Satgm ocr Seponirunq
iueroen iouic Sdus iclne 6inpriidc qcqcn
ocn 3nlpru9 oer sIbiddser sema6t peroen
poniruHg, ais iiir aiiIiia erildri uer6en
9ammpno q. Sunan, Sieqel
SDumas Z. 1inbial, SeQcl
SraDton Wi Site, Seael.
A6ibdber
Geglaubigic glbi6rfi:
ocurar GarcN 2inoian,
(Nlr5172O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9o6 Sic s5lner Yolisci Sen ruiIidcn Gaptan @oIia.

0aF bic S6lner %Oli5ei ben ruiiidcn Gnpitdn %olia
fou eincn @crtretcr Der ruibcn &cgicrung, ais ocr
ncimli6cn GoidcnOic9 FqFAqitetc ino 5e3n Sooe lang
c6iet lit cntihcocn cin bo6crcr @raO Der Solpel5a
tQfet 9crOcnfcn fam man e. ocn utiden 3eitlln
gen ndt ooB lie Oari6er raIet 0ee ungeadtet lit ca
om @labe Die ruiide @reicOoran 3u ernnern Dab Oic
Sope6aftigeit Der aocr 9o5ei elm @egenitiid finoc
IN Dem 6cltbalte Oes observation-disclosures Sas Serlincr
in 9mBlauo Der Dor dneii na}onut i6er bic Oeitife
ercn5c pcri6lagen mmOoIiuO inuner nod uidlt ire0e
aiien wor0en it, ol 196 '
Nlcne llriadJen, arOeC gSirfnmgeu. Die %ennIpua-
nio.9a6n 6attc i'm lesten Sabre not penger ais 80
1870 an S6aoeueriab ir llnidae 5u 5aben, Die Oa-
cnrd cntitu0en DAB @oiia0erc iibcr @epddltide lto
pcrtcil Die man in oen @ong 5widen Die Site 9etct
bate Dies lit Der 0jrno wesbolb Die Sabnlcmg oaS
naperouo omueit Oaiiir 81 orgen OaB 9tiemano enc
0erartiqe &eriperrung 0es 0ahges porllinlnt
C6erlt o5oct6Gls ais %rGiSentidaitS- GnnSiOat Der
Yroarcucn nnO ser &epu6lfoner in 1916. lit Die 9ro
pheieilnq bon 9rmeeoiii5ieren @inen beribmteren
yonieu f6ntcn oie 6eoeu @orteeu nidt iinoen; nidt
cinol ocr Same 9ooieuclt i6crhotct ocu Nomcu oc9
GrGQucrs 0cs @ouamQtonols.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
gfreou ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IT. Wlutl WI,
IS miro 6icrmii beianui geecbeu. Dab 0ieb
& 9l5mcr qcn1B ocy Um 10. Slm 1908 inter
5ei1ucicn %croronung gr. 100, Ibi9niit AZ,
%aragrapb ~ (mic an 27. Nooembcr l9l !
ancu6irD. nm @r.aubniB .na69cincht bat cas-
g(Hucicn 9r 2i3, 0nrriionsSiraBc. ais VlcI
i.na. Siebcrci 81 pcuubcn uno cine 10 s.. y.
0 6. Is. Stubs,
(Wdr51G- 81 GcbduocsSuipciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
: Hepnrtement fir Jifcn.hnc @cr6ciicruuacu.
ilnicr.S .Scpnricmcnt ocs Stnot.Sngcnicure.
baltimore, 12 Nidr6 1914.

= &tpUlitllCU IIl VItNthMN ENApNNt'"NNAN'
ilnicrScparicmcnt ocs StnotSngcncnre
Nnl more, 12. Widr6 1914
Mn Nne, bic Cs nnachil
IS miro bicrmi ocm1b ocn glbi0nitten SO y
unO SO Is ocs Baltimore Stubt9bnriers belanni
QcmoNt oQb ole @ilaiierunQ5s9 s9omnlililon ocr
Sinot Baltimore nadb ocm %. 9lprl 1914 be-
gnncn miro bic H01Qcnann!c StraBe nit mo-
ocrncm Olnicrinl SIT pildiiern nen 5n plldlier1
Hno ncu 5u bccgcu glue &criOncn mn Cor
porationen mcrocn ocebnlb nuacioroert, Sr'
lan6nibimeirc fir ole slrbeiien 81 lblen uno
Oicfc Dor bcm % 9lpril 1914 81 beenocn ole
In irpcn0 cincr gSeiie Die gluigrabung ooct
gmircibnna nomeenannier Sirnbe ooer eines
G6cilcs ocrclben noiQiQ md@en mo6len qG'
ncm iic ulf io.0c QSefc gcplaltert nel gcplln'
iicri oocr neu bclcqt it,
Die pbcn crudbnic Strabe 1T:
Scrminni Strnhe (SanssSndBe), bon 6aus
pdu bis 6onitiuiionS Strabc.
.. 81. WicSnD,
Sta0tSn9cnicnr
Sm smiirna ocr @iaiiernnaS Gonmiliion
Der Sao Baltimore
". 0cit1 Compton,
&oriibcr ul0 coniutircnocr Sn1cneur.
(9idl6ii.2i 2s, Spri)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

10. WIWII TTTTI :
SIS miro bernit beiannt gcgeoeL oab ole
. 2Scbb S.n Screen Wifp. 60, QcndB ocr an
TO- Suni 1908 micrSehucicn &croronnna III.
1866. Ioi3niit A. @araQrapb II fpie am 21.
Goncmbcr 1911 nmcnorD I'M 9rlIubniB naG'
0enht bat, ous glmpeien glf 6l7. NorosSus
lam Srabe ais 0ol5miible 5u 6cnuBel.
g. 6. Stutbe,
(Nir5t7- POD &ebduoesSnipeltor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
Der OcOcntemOitc Sufcu Der gsclt lit nnmmcGr @eu-

UVorHrrTU1rc
}orf Der 3pet6cochcn0itc SonOon DER ortbcoctcoltc
Samburg lulO IN 5ienllid] rccm Nbanoe IolGt Slucr
poi ais Observation-Disclosures. lSm rSdcntiiic 9mericon"
miro Der @crb Ocr ciu mo olsaeolOten @ter ou iol
9cn0cn ,Sa6resOurd]id)nitt bercbne; Ncn-2orf 1913
NHaioncn Dollars, SoiiOon 1892 @amburg 1914, 81
pcrpool 1887 Ndaoncn Collars. Oic Golcnomg 0es
@anomofoRolS miro aller g9o6rihcinlibfcit nad Oen
Sorprmg gt9r- -Dorf's nod perQroBcrn; Ocm Der &o-
nal pcrfiir5 Die Gnernnng bis goto6omo I'M 1900 bis
SioncD Inn 25O0 mo bis GaIporoO lnu 257O Sceme-
lQi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

Die 6ritiidsn SumpfSnifrusetteu 6a6en SnrdJ i6r
Greibcn ben 9}ameu rSuraaette" in Geiti6ano 10 per-
pont aemaft oaB III einem Sororte aolns oie @attn
cneS 9r5tes wcaen @eeoigmg 6eltraft mlroe neil ne
sic Noriic6cru ciuer Sdlulc ,Suroacttc~ acd)impt
hnlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
g6uo6mc Scr SiinocritcrOlidlfcit il 0cutidlanO.


g2as nit cncni plouidBgcn @anp gcgcn Olc Slll'
ocrerblidfct crrcidt wcrocn tanll ootir ut Setd)
onO Gin 9ciipcl SIN ,So6rc 1912 ltarbcn III Scitld-
Iono 275,57i S6uglingc D. f. &inOer inter cien Sab
re- 9od Gin SabrSc6nt por6cr warcn cs 31O 1880 Ut
alio nncrbol6 cnes Sa6r5cbnts gcluigeI oic Sollg-
lnasicrbdjfct Inn 6cnobc 100000 Sihocr 5ii perrin
gcrn Gas girnfigtc Sabr oes ob8elaenen Sabr5cDntS
hnidtlid 0cr Sdugngscrblid)tct uor l9lO, oper
audi ga bcrug iie nod 81 GOO. Sebr flor mo oor'
bc6aft tritt Der cr5iee 5ortidritt ms Sd)t ueln'
mo oos &cr6GltniB Der inn ercu Sc6cnSo6rc gcltorbe
zen ain0er 5 Der }o6l ocr Acknowledgement in Tcr'
olch itcat 9906rco n0mlid) inn Sabre 1902 ali 100
cbcnoocborerc ainocr s3 loocoGQe i'm ercn Sebcns.
ohrc cntclcr iii oiec }ubl i'm Sabre 9i2 bis ol a.
bcrimtcracgongcn gergdcn nit penn Nilrhihntte.
0cs inQcn ,Sa6r5e6ntS bat iid IN Der Sdugingstcrp-
idfct cine Seiicrulg Inn bcr 5Don3ig Dom @unocrl
pol3oacn NntcreIiant iii 0dbc Die aud in 0eiem Sdlle
nieocrboic 9co6odtng ooB i'm eritcn Scbeusjo1re
iurhr n11nulidc ols mei6d)c &inocr erbeu Goi lOU
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT entfaQen ndnllid rs SoOcsidac M
50uonosolter onf ana6cn aiii AGodcn ober mr. ..
Ssos sic Gert6cm0 Scr 5duglingsicrblihfct ali ole
cnBcltcn 16eilc oes Dctdcn 3cltcs ongc6t 10 5e9cl
lid aroBc neriheoc An uuguQlen crihelllt Sap
en- nit III SoOesidllcn im Sdi9ln9solter ulter IVY
ocbnrei; am giintglten ieben Sellcn init ~ Slppc
nit 9 n im0 g8aocd nit &c. gSdlocd bait ldol leu
2,obrcn Oicjc Rcforoncllimg urc. ,Sn 9oB ErcllBen
loncn A SGlQlinQstoocs1ac ouf 100 @cburtcl ~
Vcrlin it ooS %cr6dlniB iogor nod ctmos Ninluger
als Scr preBiidc c@eamntoilrddntt Don 100 2cbeno-
acborcnen iino 1912 bier t42 Sduangc getorben Nle
arobcr 6oridritte 0ie GuthlanO i'm eBten Dlcni1eh
alter aud ou bDgicniidem @e6iete gcmadt bat baDeh
enc Iiorfc @ermn0ertnq Der Ster6hfeit I'M Nagene'
ncil sur So0c Qe6abt a6cr groBten nllo errelIl@
ten lit sic Germinocrlna bc Der &in0crltcrbHteit er
rcuGd olrd, 0cs6ab pcil Daord Scr 9iid0nlg Der &c
bnrtcn porldufig pcuigtens ucngcr fiiblbar miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

IS mar 81 criuartcn, buf Der Sennt pun &arplanO
nos Wlaenuotun iiir ole 9omination Don Goiolooteu
fir ocn @moes. .Senat uermerien miiroe. Die Counties
biIoen inter Dem aten Gouutp @inbets, ,Sptem cine
oroBe politiidc 9faGt Die lie reipag nidt olligebc
Ger Sduaii3 miro fiir olc 3eiien oria6ren nit Dem
Sumo 5u mcOeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

Samcs 81. Ercitun,
@rdiiocni ocr GoniraiisGcb6roc.
(Qir8i9 2123)
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04

take my armor and swcrd.' David pus them on, but he felt like q fellow with a hand-me-down four times too big for him, so he took them off and went down to the brook and picked Up a half dozen stones. He put one of them in his sling, threw it, and soaked Goliath in tho cocoa between the lamps and he went down for the count. David dew his sword and chopped off his block and the rest of the gang beat it."
 The Stroller submits that some thing like the above would be a mighty improvement on the line of bunk which constitutes the average war bulletin these days. What we want is strong" uews-somcthing more about the feet of the Germans. The stuff that is coming is too mild,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04

Ing good work in his particular line, but if he takes a layoff from preaching and secures a job as war correspondent, the Stroller will agree to patronizo him to the eX- tent of ten thousand words a day not that the Stroller is in love with Billy's style of expression, but that it is vastly superior to that which is at present rapidly turning tho Stroller's raven locks to a milky hue. The ability of Billy Sunday as a descriptive, plain and easily followed war correspond ent is proven by his account of the meeting of David and Goliath in the following everyday language:
 All of the sons of Jesse, except David, went off to the war; they left David at home because he was olly a kid. After a while DaYid's ma got worried. she wondered what
 
 had become of his brothers, because they hadn't telephoned her or sent word. So she said to David, Dave, you go down there and see whether they are all right
 80 David bikes off to where the war is, and the first morning he was there out comes this big Col iath, a big strapping fellow about eleven feet tall, who commenced to shoot off his mouth as to what he was going to do.
 Who's that big stiff putting up the game talk?' asked David of his brothers.
 Oh, he's the whole works; he's the head cheese of the Philis- tines. He does that little stunt every day.
 Say said David, 'you fellows make me sick. Why don't some of you go out and soak that guy? You let him get away with that stuff He decided to go out and tell Goliath where to head in.
 50 saul said: you'd better
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04
THE STROLLER
By E J. White

"Erguch llulhuusU aeroplaues dis, patch Figaro eyacuro terrible bel uge.cuey artillery loss heavy Ger mans, wal."
 Traus-atng and shaping telegraph is information sucb as above is as easy to the Stroller as saying, The -auo for mlue." when asked to have something, and he takes this opportunity for thanking the news comn.Lc.s sor tho very intelligent manner iu which they send out
 rau. mag-.r information they pos seas. They are certainly next" in rae matter of phrasiuG their sen- -e-.-.. To, example: One day re- coaI- & telegram cane in which Co..aa or.o de 1Larch9 LoyeIette WIS mentioned. When the stroller saw the word "coloueI'' he knew at -.go tbna wha. followed was the name Of au army officer instead of some nar-taugled tooth wash. Oth- erwtse that message might never have been translated and the hun gry seekers after news would have missed very important information.
 I. is doubtlm if the late General . Slormau had eyer translated any . te.ograDheJ war bulletins when he . coined tho famous expression, "war is hru" Tho stroller shudders to think what that old warrior would have said had hc been Up against what the Stroller has encountered during the past few weeks. Trans la.tng war bulletins is similar to yoar-ag 8 dictionary into forty thous and pieces. running the remnants through 8 &luico box and then pan ming the tatltugs and putting them into intelligent form.
 Billy sunday, ey-bascJau player and present rovivalist, may be do-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04
SCENE FROM AURORA OF THE NORTH"

Miss Vivian Rich. one of the favorite leading women, has had a career of adventure since her babyhood. She was born at sea and has had some thing of the nature of the restless ocean all her life. In her childhood she lived in Philadelphia, New York and Boston, receiving most of her edu- cation in the last named city.
 Tn ''The Circus and the Boy" Sonny Jim, left ln his maiden aunt's care, wis., It's the circus without permission, sees the fat lady and the dwarf eloping, tells the manager, and that gentleman asks Sonny if he would like to take the dwarFs place Son is highly de lighted and stands on the platform, puffed up with importance, while the manager passes him off as the "ouly tattoOed dwarf in captivity" When mother and aupdO rush in looking for him there Is a riot which nearly breaks up the show. Sonny Is given a good scrubblng and forgiven by his mother, who understands tue heart of boy.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County.

Lucas NOuuJy-
 Frank J. Cheuey makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A D. 1886.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04

Ordered to the seaside after a stroke of paralysis, Peter Fogg, an elderly millionaire, falls under the influence of Grace, an adventures, and the old fellow marTles her, in "The Fogg Mill llons." LOring, an old sweetheart, vis- It's her on learning she has married money. Old Peter sees Loring and his wife in each others arms, has an apo plectic stroke and drops dead. Graces former husband whom she had deseEt. ed, recognizes Grace and has her ar- rested for bigamy. The FOgg millions revert to the rightful heir.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04
WALTER MILLER,

Walter Miller, whose work in 'Through the Eyes of the Blind" and "In Bone Gap Gulch" made such a name for him, Is now a leading man and will play opposite Nina Wallace for the Victor Company.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04

U A URORA OF THE NORTH" is a
 A three feel romance of the early
 days in the trackless forests of the great Canadian northwest when fur traders were mouarcbs of their domain and upheld their self imposed authority by force of arms. Lloyd h. graham is the author of the play. First ho has developed a vigorous plot with tense action; second, he has evolved a character that fits finely Robert LaonarJ's great physique, splendid personality and ability as an actor Miss Hazel Buckham, playing opposite ls Aurora, also has a role that allows much opportunity Of disclosing her delicate atractveuess and emo Gonal power.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04
ROOMS FOB RENT

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-04

Many nra the tales. both legendary nuf w....r. told of the dwellers of -n. .a .. Pueblo of Laguua, New N.... wu "A Romance of the ...' r..- 'rO n.r Hf lhp love of a
 ... .H lle daughter of an
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29

CHA Supervisor Here
c H. DeVore. chairman of the
board Of supervisors of ella coun-
ty, is here to attend the State tax
conference next week. He arrived
several days ago in his automobile
and took his old time friends, Mr..
and Mrs Roland AIosher to the
Grand Canyon as his guests.
From the Country
John Flanagan, freighting in and
out of Kirkland. was in the city
yesterday on business and reported
quite heavy tonnage being handled
to mines adjacent. With the Wal
nut Grove dam under construction,
that railroad station will be on the
map as the lively point OF supply,
being the only gateway into Wal
nut Grove
Visitor Leaves
Miss Christine Brown, niece of
Superior Judge F. o. Smith, re-
turned to Chicago on Thursday
night after an enjoyable visit of
several weeks in the city and on the
coast. There were many friends at
the depot to say farewell, and she
reluctantly leaves reporting a very
enjoyable visit.