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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
cTiir's 0crneinluo6l.

3u @uuiten 0es @uOomooo Sals m..
forums bieIt oeItern 9l6eno Der ~,
mcnOerein Oes SonotoriiunS N ps" .n
groBeu Soal oeSy Baltimore eollll'.r
Ghi6~ cineu gaIG o6. Ser Saal 'Ds IL,
biibib 0eforirt lnO ser 9eilq "a
iebr gutter. GoS gomitc 6cItan0 v' r.s
Ocn foIgen0en Gomen: 5rall eDu's e@
6. 8aIconer, 6rau 30. $. @ooO''"Ma "a
Srou s. s. aa6Ier, 6ran M. ,sr,
Eannebafer, 5rau s. $. Sal,'Ir n
6ran 8. @l. 8aDlor, inn. 6ral' =, s,rIe II
@iQiams, 6rau 9lrtbur @c9el'''
uno SRI. WlorD 6. @illiams.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
[it1e[ S1pmpiun urr[dnunn0en.

Ginem Griuden bon &errn uito
Brall 5reoerid Gboinpion, mobnbait
in 94r. 33, 0it Scnrietta StroBc,
entipre1eno, 1T 0ie FoIi3ri 5ur 3eit
nit g}adforibungeu ii6er Den Ser-
bIeib ser 23.idbriaeu gtbel 1bonip-
ion. Der Eohtcr Ocs g6epaares, weI-
DE lid am 8. Sanuar 5lr 9nuobme
elmer Stellimg ua6 gIlicott-Gitp be-
.gab lno ieitOem Oeridollen lit, be.
i6ditiot. Bie es bciBt las oas iitnge
@dO9eu ein StelIenonge6ot in eli
ncr bieiigen 3eitiing mo 6egaD ii1
sur 9lnnobme oes 9lngebots nad 81
licott GitD, BON no es Die gItern 10.
tort benadrhtiecu poIlte iobalo ie
Sic gIoreiIe ser ncuen StelIe eria5rcn
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

0ie 26jdbrige, llnDerbeirotbete
Grocc 9lcton luobnboft IN glr. 1920,
@eit. 4rottItroBe, periud)te gcItern
glodmittag, ii6 on 6uBe oerSuebes.
StroBe in's @aiier 5il ltiir8en. @inent
in Scr 9fGbe bei6dfti9ten EeIepbon-
9lrbeiter fiel 0os ionoer6orc @ebob-
rem oes N}d0dens ouf; er 6enobricD,
tigte oas nur wenige Sduier meit cnt.
fernte StaotrotbsmitglieO Charles
N. $or0ing nno oieier picoerimI per
Eelepbon Ole iiiOIidc YoIi0eiitation.
llntcr Der Sorm. .glnfIoge ocs @oga-
bimOirens ieitoenoinnen oab oas
M60hen on, ourh anOoucrnoe 9lr.
beitsIoiigfcit 5ur @er5weifIung &C.
trieben woroen 81 iein. Gle ipuroe
porIdufig eineul Tiiriorge-Sniti
iIberpieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

Nns gEetter.

sir DorDlnoo mo Sen Giitrift
Columbia 6ete warm ino &cgen
uuo r5roli6e @iuoe.
Ger b6dite S6ermometeritono be.
truq SO @roO Inn A ll6r Gadmit.
tags mio Der nicorigiten % @rao
im 6 ll6r 9lbeuos.
Gie aroBie Sdneli9teit oeS @in-
0cs uar 10 Neilen Die Stumoe bonn
g1oroeu
Ter 6cu1tigfeisgebolt Der 2uit
mar sc 9Sro5eut INN s ll6r 0lorgens
mo 50 &ro5ent Inn 8 llbr 9l6enos.
,Sn oen anoereu @etter 9eobad-
hnas Stationen Oes 2onoes muroen
sic iolgcnocu nieorigiten Eemperas
tiirea berSeihnet gltIantic GitD "a,
9ismard p. Bolton II, Buffalo 10,
@6arleiton 3S, Chicago 80. Glepelono
16, Ienoer "a, Detroit 16, Gulut5
%, GoItport .. @olUciton SO, @reen
Bar D, Sattcras "a, Sabre 16, Se-
lena %, eSodionpile 3S, Ganios @itD
36. @norpiQe 80, 2ouisDiae "a, Wior.
queite 20, Wemp6is AZ, @ontgomerD
"a, Nlontrcal 0. glantidet 80, glew
Grleans l8, 91ep yorf 18, Sflo-
bomo 40, 96ilooelp6io "a, Eitts6lrg
18. Fortlono, Wle. A. %ortlano,
Ore, 80, Gue6ec 0, Moleisb 30, Salt
Qofe Gitp 2s, Gan 6roncisco 4S, ct.
9ouis 30, Scranton "A, Shreveport
80. 5pofone 30 5prociiie 8, Sampa
"A. MaiAinaton %, g9innipea "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
arun WieSerinm becrSiat.

@eitern y}nAnittag pur0e Irnu
9lnnic Nl. @ieoeriitnl geb W1Hner.
Die lebten glontaa nod Idngerer
aranfbeit int rG6nrH Some an0 Sn-
firmarp" i'm 9lltcr bon 5S SabreH
aus Dem 2eben iGie6, bonn Grnuer-
bouic 9}r. 1907, 9futInuo-9loenue.
aus auf Dem Baltimore 6rieoboie"
5ur ewigen 9ilbe gebettet. Faltor
Stergcr BON ser Ireieinigfeits-airhc
bielt Die IrouerrOe. 8rau @ieoerium
puroe in 5ronffirt a. SO. geborcn
rmO fam i'm Sabre 1867 nod 9lme-
rifo. SIN Sobre 1891 Oer6eirat6ete
iie ii6 nit Serrn George s. @ieoer-
iinn Der i6r Dor eli Snbren i'm SoOe
ooronginq. Die Gabingei1eOene
mirO bon einein Sobne, George 6.
@ieoerfinl, betrnuert. Gle mar Oic
SHaemeiiterin Oes Gamen0ereins
Der Greieinigfeits Girde. glls @abr.
tNAtrdger iimoirten Die &erren Pr
ibar @ollad, u. SilocbrauN, g.
seibt, Bm. Spamer. Gbas. genosfD
imO 6. Tei1r SSn 9Inbctradt 0es
i6ledten @etters bate man BON ci-
ner groBeren Sootenicier obgeieben
9uus 6ieiem @rin0e miro am Sonu-
tag glbeno, IN ser GreieinisfeitsFirde
cine Srauerieier obecbalten per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
GrntidlanO nnO Ceiterreid i'm
Gricge.

Wortrc5 bon Serrn gmil 9Reid ans
g8ien am 3reitag, Den 10 Sc
bruar, in ngllbaugb's Ebeater"
an ser 9}oro G6orles StroBe.
glur cine eii5iae 8oriteIImg.
aeiu 0clti6er, CeIierreiher ODER
llnQar iollte cs peridunen, ben bod
iutcreiiauten ariegsbiloer @ortrag
Der inter Oen 9(ripi3ien oes ulluab-
6dnqigcn giirgerDereins BON Nlarp,
IonO~ gum @ciicn Der @ittpen uno
@oiien uuierer iiir's @oterlano aaf
Dem 5AlabtieIoe Der gbre ben Sel-
0ento0 gcItor6enen SolOaten itattiin-
set, am 6reitog. oen 12. 6ebruar, in
.9M6anq6's Ebeater" 81 beiudeu.
S5crr Gmil 9ieid, Elm iinger begab-
ter Reoncr. Der crit fur5e 8eit i'm
Qonoe melt, 6ielt Oieien @orirag be.
reits in peridieoencn @roBitdoten Der
llnion, sulebt in 4bilooeIpbia, uuo
meroen i6m BON Der oeutihen ino
euglii9en &reiie MIR @orte oeS bod-
item 2obes ge5ollt, in welher glrt er
oas 4n6lifiuH fiir ieinen Gortrag
ii6er Deuti6lan0'S Griiteu3faulpf 5u
bcGeiiicrn ncrItcbt.
Iie 9iloer, cirfa $50 OIL Der 3obL
Iielen Sccnen aus ocm gegenp6rti'
gen Sample oar, II. q. atd pie Gam
ten ans Glen 3eppclinc, llnterlee.
boctc, Sdiibcngrdbcn ihwere 9lrtil.
lcric, Secrfiibrcr unO oiele anoerc
me6r. Die Serr 9leid gum beiieren
8erItanoniB oes @ublitlms III iad-
gcmdBer uno iltereiinler @eiie cr-
flart. Gie cute Sad]e, Scr es Gilt,
un0 Ser gorirag ielbit iolltcn oIlein
aemioen n9tl6alg6's T6eatcrD bis
aui oen lcbtcn @lob 81 iiilleu ileuert
ooh Scocr. Scr Die 8oriiibrimg be.
Iud)t. oireft 5uu oeutid oiterreidi-
ibcn Siilisiono bon Baltimore bel
8illete f6nuen idou jest in III.
bangbs all Der Sagette. nabe Der
Charles 5traBe, llno i'm uGeutiden
Gorreiponoenten~ aefauit peroen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

Zen Orittcn Grobbrief bon Scr
= rSGwor5en SauO~ senou 5u Der
3eit wic oerieIbe in sen 5uei friibe-
ren 9riefen aDiiirt iporoen mar, er.
6ielt SSm. Ginger bon Ger. 2442, Oit.
Gaoer Strobe. Singer miro ouige-
ioroert, Die Staot bis ipdieiienS oen
10. 6e6ruar 81 DcrIaiieu uHo folls
er Dies nidt tbut miro er mn H..
Sebruar cine 9eide iein. Gle lcbte
@arnuug miro ibm ont 26. 6e6riar
sllgeben. Ser Sdjrei6cr bemerfte
nody oab itbon OerihieOenc auoere
BON Singers @otting periduon0eli
uno OaB nod anoere oenieI6cn &eg
gebeu merOen Die 9unocsbe6oroen
baben ocn SAIL IN oie Sano gcuom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

@eil er feline SSrau aus Dem Souie
gemorfen botte, puroe 0elteru glnton
&linia bon Scr 211, 9}oro.W}oOeiro.
Strobe, ourA 9fibter Dean in Der
noro0itlidcn @oIi0eiitation nit 500
unO Soften beitroft uno nad Dem @e-
fdneniB geion6t on er Die @uBe nicbt
be5obIeu fonnte. &oIioiit 9iuoop fano
Die 5rnu in Der @dlte obnc Shube
Dor ibrem Solie iteben. 9ie Ebiirc
mar Deriblofeu unO BON inwenoig
perborrifoOirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
9iub fdlimm Ocr6runnt.

2e6ensgefGbrli6e 6e8ranOmunoen 5o9
fib geitern Moreeu Scr bier Sabre
nlte gtegerfnobe George 0odins bon
g2r. 600, 02oro-SpringitroBe, pdb-
reno Der 9tbpeienbeit ieiner @}utter
6l. @oIi3iit Sing borte oeu Snaben
i1reien imO rib oenielben Die alei-
ser bonn 2eibe. Ser &nabe Iicgt in
Iterbeuoeul 3uItdnoe I'M nSt. So.
iepb's SoipitoI.2- Gs miro ansenom-
men ooB oerielbe nit Streidb6I8ern
ipielte. Gos &inO erlog geitern
9lbeno ieinen &erIebungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
gOlinitreI-9SurItellnng

0ic W2itoIie6er oes fotpoIIl '9,lI
nSt. %atrid's Clubs" beranltaltl.a'G lie
geltern 9(beno in 2ebmnnn's % S,,i,l.
an Der 9toro-SomaroitroBe cine w'r sent
itrel TorIteIlrng nit onlblieBe,m'p'',id
Gang. Inter oen bel ser gorlleu",,S ',,S
MitpirfenOen 6efonocn iid: SpS kari
s. Sung, Somes 81. GoOOeil, .nia,II
SoiIeIbouff Gbomas @0t, SSlnIl Sl.rrIl.
@ader, 1abio Greer, Sobn Su',,d
@2ortin s. garrp. ggiaion YO'''
un0 Sri. 2orctto @orrD. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
eiL6ernes 0rbens.Gn6ilaMuI.

0os iiI6erne SubiIdlm prg''r .4rc
Sbweitcr D3. glnito I'M &loiter y'O'' !,
1ame Der ct. 9luguitiuiIS.aIrpss, s,,Sll
@lfrioge, N3O, om Dergall9'",,, mi
Gienitog. Cine So6meHe purOe "a. "a
1511 ll6r @ornlittogs celebrirf. Soit
mobl Oie @1itglieoer ser n@eleul ul"y ssr
oes beiIigen 9lomens, ais al" scr
oSooalitB SocietD~ po6nten
6eierli1feit bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
llnfaa AMI Der @ahn.n =

0urb oos @nteIeiien bon fiinf8ebn
&oblenpoggous in ser 9ldbe bon @lf-
ton mlroe geItern @lorgeu Ser Ser
febr Der Baltimore uno Ohio Glen
bobn~ 5piiden Baltimore unO &bi-
loOelpbio lobmgeIegt. Die 3ige ser
n9. & g." purOen ouf oie @eleiie
Der 0@cnniuIDonio @iien6obn" iiber.
geleitet, mas oud nit ocm @rtrooug
geihob, DER oiele 9altimorer nod
NbilaoeIpbio brndte, Inn Ben @pan-
aeliIteii n8iuD" SunOo1 5il boreu.
Sin BIbideS WcSenf6latt.
Sr. SSobn s. SAiiBler bon Scr.
1901, Salt 9loenue, bat Sen @ertrieb
eines biibihen @eocnfbIotte8 on oen
gegenWGrtigcn groBen 9rieg in Der
olten Seimot6 iibernommen uno iuHt
an ou0erer Steae Oes y0elitic1en
GorreiponOenten" glgenten. 0as @ilo
lit nidt mir ein idjoncr S6nud fir
jeoes SeinL ionoern Oie 9Gufer tro.
gen ouh inOireft gum oelttihcn
SHlfsfono bel, inioferu ein Tbeil
oGer Ginnabmen ans Dem @crtaif
oes @e0cnfblottes oeu Siilfsfono 5u-
flicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

G6oS. 0lpic Sri. Nlin5. ggm 9oiier,
6rau 9otb. S1ronlm, 6rou Sran.
5isfa 9oppc 6rau SHIciiener, 6rau
Barbara Senuing, sri. 5. acmpp,
Sri. 8. anierim Srau GppIcp, $.
Suttmann Sri. aot6. Sortnoael,
6rou @liia6et6 Siridmouh SRI. &.
&ouiic5, IS. G6os. @icSorrp, SRI. 9e-
ma 9lihter s. Mot6eB uno Srou $.
SHluOerberg, 81. Campbell, 6rau
Sobauna Ric6eiebl SRI. Z. Gettmor,
6rou Cttilie Gettmor SRI. Wlorg.
Stre6loi, G1riitop6 &aumerer, SIR.
aammerer Sobn Se6rer, 6rat So.
rig, 9. g. s.. @oi6ington, .. g.,
Srau @egina Srait @eo. lit, Oscar
M6rOorf 6rau q. 81. &leinidmiOt,
g. %o6lmonu, Senrp Wlaaa6re, 6rou
IS. q. alein, 6rau &at6. &lein, s.
Sowea, gm. Snit6, 8. So6erforn,
@eo @iiiig, 6. 9liden6odj, GSr. Gie-
Bel ggm. Goonep, Geo. Goonep.
Sri. S6ereic @crlod, Senrp @.
glrnoIo, 6. Slider. SRI. emma Ser
il, @nl Sblog Otto S6Iog, So6n
S6nliOt, 5rou Norie @uriH, 6rau
Gua SammersIeD, 6rou 9Inno 9ei-
GEL SRI, 9lgncs @loore, Somes
@}oore, Senrp aurb, Srib 9iiffner,
8uoolp6 @erfmeiitcr, 9lo6ert Srt6,
s. SuugbeinL SRI. emma Gienit-
bad, SSaneS @1. Sep6rou, Z. aeioel.
8. Sitter, s. 8. o., Or. 9nfreO 6eb-
Ter, 3ran W}orD 2oeiiig, S. s. @eia-
lem, 5rou q. 9ootb, @eorge Eroell,
Snl. 9leubabn, SomueG gfadmonn
$. 2. Siepermann, 6rau Gill, Gbos.
93orburG, JIM, 6ronf Shlid, @aitor
3. @ieie, u. 9. 6Ieming, Sdrrp 6.
Sdueioer, Soicpb 2. @areis lmo
3ral, SRI Gillian gurpille, 9[ltguit
9iietoorf, 9lIbert Sdnele, Sc. lllrid,
burners, SRI. Sdocn 5rau Marp
9lppIeeoro, sri. 9ouiie aimmeI, Sui.
9rinamamL 9R. Smith, 6rau @lar-
goretbe 6. @orSenberg, SRI. Gbri-
Itine @oatnann, gBn 8ornofi s.
Berger, 6rat glOam 2iiid, 5rai 90.
@iderien, s. 2aubcr, ~. SB6ruder,
Sri. SSrieoa sSBbrlider, 3. @ro9eI,
Senrp 9lotb, George @eoer, Srdulein
Soicpbine aiciepetter, gilbert Strai-
fer. SoletGorpe, Sgn. Sottenoorf. q.
Sortig, SEQ. @oaeI, @co. Sadburtb,
Charles Sommerfelo, g0w. Sling
ling, Srau aPDrlIe @ore6einL 6rie-
orid 0Piebliug, SRI. @ret6en Scin-
rid, Charles SicDert, g6os. @raIIe,
@m. SdiIler, SoiepD Berger imo
6ralL 3rou Wlarie 6ris, Gmil Srib.
6rau aoetber, 9. Soos, Sobn Sein-
lein, 7onicl 5rit, Senrp Settler, g.
&arr, gurI @ilbelm imo 6rau, Sri.
6. 1oetid, 6rou s. Goof, Sobu
Meier, 9Reicr, 5rieoa Sader, 1roit
Gmma Monns, 5rnnf 9. Glarf, Geo.
9eDer imo Grnu, @eo. goBle, 6ruu
GIife Senner, Sobonn Streid, 8rou
Soniie gloifen 9leiIterstomn, gtoam
goeIter, GsipaIo 2. yoit, 9ll6in Ser
manu- 6rou Clara Snmmer6ader,
SRI. @mmo 9eber, Conrad @oniel-
mann unO 6raiL @er6aro Selmers,
Otto Saielburit Sobu @runnett unO
6roh 6rm s. @loeiiinoer, 5. Stopf
80. $. Se6rt, SenrD 5. 9ol5, @al-
fer 9lotbidbu, l5rau aallies, s. Sans,
s.. &oIitcr uno 6rau, SRI. Souiie
@erner, s. 8. 9rcbidmor, &ermaun
Wlorowen 6rau s.. @olIod, sri. 6.
3eIIer, SoRueI 3eller unO glnoere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

9lus Sunoer itobl angcblid
Syo6n SdnIb bon Scr. 1t3, glorO'
GaItlc StroBc, in oeni Sdoen BON Ga.
mucl 9ioffcl. glr. 1888, Oit-9oIti-
more StroBc, cine Soie uuo wuroc
oobei eripii6t. gr wuroe ourd 9ti1'
ter Dean III Scr norooitIihen %oIi0ei.
Itation Dem @cridtsoerfobren ilbcr.
picien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Tiir sic Ger6en.

Or. SomorO u. 2elp, Saitcrbetom-
bier uno SanotoriinS BETTER, CAB
geItcrn befannt Dob er Die Summe
bon $3.50 5ur Gto6lirrno eines Dtili.
tar SolpitoIs III Serbicn per aobel
nod Qon0on aeian0t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
@lnniaipaI. .gladlridltem.

@%tttttOtP |tNNIA tNj&NUf
sto0t erb0lt cinen gutcn @reis fir
i6rc ObIisotioncu. 0ic sonoe
9luseobe BON $S,5OO,OOO puroe
bon einem Spnoifot iiir 97.s27
pro 100 ii6ernommen. ~ Seine
@arfanloeen ouf Der S3. StraBe.
9arf6eboroe peigert 3obIune.
@inem Spnoifot, beitebeno aus ser
uMercontile Eruit Company BON Bal
timore,4 aounte Bros, nO3otionol
GitD ganf" lno g. g9. SoIieD &
60, oie lebten Orei Sirmen bon 9lew-
gorf, puroe geitern ourh oie itdoti-
iGe 6inan3.Goumiiiion Die gon8e
.glusgobe in Sobe bon
$S,500,O00 gum 9Sreiie BON 97.S27
per 100 8uoeidln9en.
81 Der Gntgegennobme Ser 9lnge-
bote fonoen iib eeitern Wlittag biele
gonfiers i'm &atb6auie ein. Gie
5inon5- -Gomniiidre noren iiber oic
bielen ino onnebnt6oren 9lnee6ote
bod erfreut. gle6en Dem erfoIgrei-
den Spnoitot por nod Elm 5peites
9lngebot fir Die gon8e 9Iusgobe ge-
felt poroen BON Sorris, 5or6es &
60, g9. q. Reeo & So. uno 9lleron-
Der @ropn & Cons. 0as 9lnge6ot
oieier orei Sirmen betrug 96.6S3 pro
100. 9ie iibrieeu 9lneebote moren
fir Sunlnen in DeriHieoenen Soben
uno DER offerirte &reis rnngirte 5wi.
icben 90 uno etipos iiber 100.
9luf @runo oes cr3ielten @reiies
crbdlt sic Stoot fir oie $S.5OO,O0O-
Qlusgobe in goar $S,315,295.
seine @orfonIogen fiir
33. Stro Be.
@eItern lief oie BON ser StroBen.
Durhbruhs Gonlmiiiion geiteate
SriIt, innerbalb melber oie @orf ge-
boroe $4,000 fir sic bcobii6tieten
GorfanIagen auf Der 33. StroBe, 8fpi-
iden Der G6orlcs. .StroBe ltno Siaen-
&ooo, entridten ioate, ob, obne ooB
ser Gomnliiiion Der @etrog 5ueegon-
een iein piiroe. Ga oie Gommiiiion
erflGrt bat, Dob iie feline 9arfanlogen
eta6liren merOe, meun 0os @elo nidt
Bis gum geitrigen Gage be5ablt per-
oe, 10 miro borousli1tlid jebt Ole 33.
StraBe bon 8anoitein bis Honoitein
nit 9(spbolt gepfIaitert peroen. Ole
@arfbeboroe meigert iih, oos @elo 81
be3obIen neil iie bebmiptet oaB Die
StroBen 9ur6bruCbS Gommiiiion
nidt Die Original @ereinbaruug, in
ser Wlitte Ger Strobe unO ouf Oen
Srottoirs @orfoulogen 5ll etabliren,
einbalten mollcn. Gie Gonlniiiion
erflGrt ober, Dob iie ME eine oerartige
@ereinbarung oetroffen babe imo
audi nidt treffen tonne, Oa iie inter
Dem @eies ilberboupt niht beredtigt
iei, nit ibren glrbeiten iIber oen
9ionOitein binous5ugeben.
g}adri1t BON WloDor
Breton.
Spe8ioI Steuer 9liieiior Charles
@reuoer, iiln.. Scr @riootiefrct6r oes
WfoDors, erbieIt geitern eineh 9rief
bon 5rou EreIton, in melhem SeB-
tere nittbeiIt. OoB 5mor in &aIm
geoH cine unge6elrc Sibe berriht
ooB ober trotocm oie 9filbe uno oas
alima einen ousee6eihneten @iniluB
auf 0en Wlopor ousiiben.
Ger fltneircnOe @loDor Subert err
bielt nod feinen 9rief bon @aopor
EreIton lino er ermortet oud feincn.
@r iogte geitern. SD boffe. oab ii5
Der W3opor mdhren0 ieines 9lufeut-
1olts in 6lori0o obiolut niht Inn bic
bieiigen @ciddfte befiimmert, iou-
bern gdnolih Ger &ube pflegt glus
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The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
NO DECISIVE
 FIGHT IN WEST
ALLIED ATTACKS CONFINED TO THREE POINTS OF
 LINE.

LONDON, April 21.-No decisive action has taken place in the west ern war arena since the last official news was published. The allies are confning all their attacks to St. Mihiel, Lille and Upper Alsace. In the last named place a new attempt is being made by the French to carry the German positions and very severe fighting is taking place but so far as can be learned neither side has gained any advantage worth recording. In Flanders matters are unusually quiet. Both sides appear to be awaiting the outcome of the battle in the Car pathians. The long looked for gener- al attack by the French and British has been delayed for some reason which is not apparent to the general public. It is probably due to the lack of sufficient ammunition and equip ment.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
BROAD PASS HAS A
 LOST MINE ROMANCE.
Man Who Died at Valdez Had Rich Rock Which PrOspectOrs Are
 Now Seeking.

That there is one more lost mine to be found, and this time in our own Broad Pass region, is the fact related by the Knik News as follows:
 "There is friendly rivalry in an effort to locate a ledge found last fall in Broad Pass by Ben Thrasher. Thrasher discovered big lode, took samples, but did not locate any claims. He told friends of his find, although did not reveal the exact location, as he intended to stake it himself should the assays show values. The outcrop showed a yellowish stain, caused by arsenic. As is we'll known, the chief values in the Broad Pass ores are in the arsenides.
 Thrasher, while enroute to the states, was stricken and died at Val deg. An assay from one of the sam ples, gave a return of $28 in gold per ton. Hence the eagerness to find the lost lode. The News information is to the effect that it is somewhere on Ohio creek"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
GERMAN CONSUL
 MAY BE FIRED
ANNOUNCED THAT FORMER CONSUL AT SEATTLE WAS
 ALSO DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-It is stated here semi-officially that the German consul at Seattle Mueller, will be removed by the German govern ment at the request of the United States because a charge of secret conspiracy has been levelled against him. His prosecution on the charge was dropped at the request of the de- partment of justice but that he was really guilty is almost sure. In con nection with the case of Mueller it has been discovered that Baron von Loehneysen, who was consul for Ger many at Seattle up to February 9, was removed at the request of the United States because he attempted to persuade United States soldiers to desert and join the Germany army. This latter fact has been learned by the public now for the first time.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
ALLIES LAND ON
 TURKISH SOIL
TWENTY THOUSAND TROOPS DISEMBARR AT GULF OF
 SAR0S.

BERLIN, April 2I.-Twenty thou sand allied troops have succeeded in making a landing on Turkish soil at the gulf of Saros in the face of fierce fire from the Turkish forts. The intention of the invaders undoubt- edly is to attempt to take possession of the Gallipoli peninsula and secure command of the DardaneleS, so en- abling them to clear the way for the entrance of the fleet to the sea of Marmora. That this plan is quite feasible is admitted provided that the Turks are unable to meet the invad- CTS on an equal footing in the land fighting. The twenty thousand will not be sufficient, according to the best military opinion, to effect the capture of the peninsula but the allies are probably preparing to dispatch a much larger army. AS far as can be learn ed, the majority of the invading army are French troops taken from the south of France and from the French possessions in northern Africa.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
OLDEST ALASKA-BUILT SHIP.

Pounding to pieces on the rocks in bleak St. Michael bay, the oldest steam vessel in Alaska will soon dis appear beneath the waves according to advices received from Nome, says the Juneau Empire. The dying yes sel is the steamship POlOtofsd, which was one of four steam vessels built by the Russians more than fifty years ago. Two of the steamers were built in 1856 and two in 1858. The hulls were knit from yellow cedar and spruce, hewn from an Alaskan forest. The Polotofsh was propelled by side wheels and had copper boilers. Her hull was fastened by copper and iron bolts which were handmade. In the early '7Os this vessel was taken to Puget sound, where her boilers were taken out and replaced by iron ones.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
MORE THAN A HUNDRED
 ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
Juneau and other Alaska Towns Send Quite a Number to
 Seward.

One hundred and twenty-six people arrived last night on the Northwest ern over sixty of whom were first class passengers. Twenty-seven first class passengers came direct from Seattle and fifteen from Juneau. Others came from Valdez and Cor dova. The full list was not suppleid last night but the following are the lists of the first class from Seattle, Juneau and Skagway:
 From Seattle.-Josephine Holland, Otto Zeoplin, Ned Williams, Grace Gains, J w Ward, T P Barnes, c E Heron, E c Thotsrup, J w Hume, J NJ Leonhardt and wife, w S Elliott, R R Byram, Mrs. H A Harmon, E Anderson and wife, P H McCue, J k Coughlin, Morris Soder, Mrs S Hick- man, Mrs NJ Griffens, Silva and wife, B Namur, H Mckinley, Chas. Teatz, A Lawson.
 From Juneau.-J L Ruister, A Jac- obsen, A A Carlson, P Nelson, H Johnson, Ed. Maine, A Wick, R Scana- mon, Geo Schmidt, c c King, c Mur- phy, c Murphy, Wm. Murphy, H, Peterson, N s Needham.
 From Skagway.-C NJ Sheehan wife and son, M Vidah.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-21
EXPECTS
 WAR VERY SOON
THOUSANDS OF TROOPS ARE DAILY MISSED ON
 BORDER.

ROME, April 21.-An open break is now expected to occur between this country and Austria at any moment. Some people seem to think it will take place in day or two. Thousands of Italian troops are now being massed daily on the border to be ready at the declaration of war to attempt the invasion of Austrian territory. The whole Italian army is being equipped with the latest weapons and excite ment reigns in official circles. Every sign points to war. AS the time seems to approach those who were opposed to hostilities are becoming reconciled to the thought of them. It is the be- lief here that within two months after the declaration of war Austria, part ly surrounded by Russians, Italians and Servians, would be brought to her knees.