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The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11

Under the energetic supervision of Superintendent V. |. Hahn work on the new w. P. & Y. R. dock is being pushed ahead rapidly and it will only be a few days until 1t is sufficiently far along for yes sels to land.
 When seen by a Laily Alaskan representative ,his morning and ask. ed about plans for the construction of the dock, warehouses, railway tracks, etc., Superintendent Hahn said:
 F "The new wharf will have a straight front 610 feet long with a railroad track running down the face for a distance of 52O feet. This track will leave the bluff just behind the small warehouse on the approach and cross the tourist plat form and approach, reaching the face of the dock where the old of flee used to stand. It will be used for unloading coal, machinery, hay, and oats direct from boat to cars and tourist trains will run down there directly opposite boats.
 "The new office will be located along the approach on the west side just north of where the wharf gate was located; the stock pens will all be located where the north pens formerly were but will be enlarged sL that the same number of cat tie can be handled that used to be taken care of at both sets of pens; just souh of the pens will be q large domestic warehouse S0x200 fl. with a baggage room built on the north end of it; just south of that will be an open space 125 feet long for lumber, machinery, and other miscellaneous freight, below this will be a bonded warehouse SOx 100 feet.
 "The freight capacity of these tive houses will be nearly the same as that of the five old ones. They will be set back 10 feet from the bluff side of the wharf and the scales placed inside the houses In the door-ways. This will facilitate the loading of cars which will here after be done to much better advantage and with les switching. The 10 foot gangways will be rooted over. This wharf will average a greater width than the old one on account of the straight front, the old wharf front having been rath- CT crooked and hugging the shore line. For some distance the new wharf front will be about 35 feet further out to sea and across this stretch we will use 11o foot creo- soted piles. The bottom here is very soft so that the piles have a pene- tration of from 30 to 34 feet.
 "The two tracks in tue rear of the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
.C|Ty OF SEATTLE IN THIS MORNING

The City of Seattle came in this morning at o'clock, an hour ear- Her than she was announced to arrive yesterday. The following passengers were on board: Mrs. L. Lowe, J. A. Marcel, Leland Garden. A. R. Johnson and two second class.
 The vessel sailed south at 10:30 a. m. with J. s. Moultou, commercial traveller for a hardware firm, bound for Juneau.
 Rev. J. H. Condit, of Juneau, su- perintendent of Presbyterian mis- sions for Alaska. who had been in and around Haines for several days, and is now on his way home. -
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Anderson Of Skagway, enroute to Eureka, Calif., and later to the Panama-Pacfic h.. ternational exposition at San Fran cisco. - II
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
KAISER RETURNS
 ID THE CAPITAL

Berlin, Feb. 1.-The Kaiser, &C., companied by General Von Falken- hayu, returned here this morning from a visit to the Eastern battle fronts. Important developments are expected to follow the Kais- CTS visit to the front in regard to the military movements around War saw. as it is believed in official cir cles here that the possession of that part of Poland is one of the viz tai points at issue in present East cn campaigns.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
HE NEW V. P. RY R. DOCK
 WILL SO0N BE READY FOR BOATS

wharf will be placed on solid fill and 6 inch water main run under
 he ill next to the cliff, with & number of fire plugs and hose houses.
 "The lighting system will be up to date in every respect. We now have 15O feet of dock driven and are fast getting It decked over so We hope to be able to land the Jefferson there when she arrives in Skagway next Sunday.
 "The water system will have good pressure and the piping system on the wharf will be such that all boats can quickly get all the water they want"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
lRE INVITED ID
 dT1ENO TONIGHT

When the alarm of fire sounded last night there were several Of the members of the department en- toying themselves ill the Popular Picture Palace, and the call for their services naturally caused them to miss a part Of tho show. To all such Manager Geo. Mowl extends a cordial invitation to attend to- nights performance free of charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11

Washington, D. C.. Feb. 1.-The United States government today, through their Washington, D. O., cunsulates, warned both Great Britair and Germany that a general use of the American flag by either of rhem to protect their merchant ves- sels from destruction by enemies on the high seas would be viewed by the administration with grave con- Csrn.
 The German government was al- ~., warned that the destruction of american vessels within the newly r.escri0ed German war zone would Lad to serious complications be- tween that country and the United S ates.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
.0NE MEMBER HAD
 CASE SMALLPOX

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 1O-The state legislature adjourned today on ac- count of one of the members hay ing developed a case of smallpox. The rest of the members have all been vaccinated since the discoY- cry was made and there will in all probability be no spread of the dis ease.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
SEIZE VESSEL
 UNLOAD CARGO

Falmouth, Feb. 1.-The American steamer WiIhelmina, loaded with foodstuffs for Germany, was seiz. ed by the British yesterday. brought here and the carg,, unloaded and the vessel then released.
 4 protest has beep made hy the owners against the seizure.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
.U8ES SHELL THE
 TOWN IF YALTA

Si. Petersburg, Feb. 1O-The ,.,shiona6le Russian seaport town ,f Yalta was shelled a few days 70 by the Turk. The Russian l.eet was absent at the time but re- taIiated when 1t heard the news, by bumbarding the Turkish city of Erohizound and sinking half e dog tu steamers.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
COSTING RUSSIA
 ENORMOUS SUM

Petrograd, Feb. 11-AccOrding to au official report made here today, the European war is costing Rus sia the enormous sum of SI,OOO,- coo per day.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
TIE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
 WARNS BRITAIN AND GERMANY

since his return from his recent vis- it to the Eastern battle front over the terrible loss of men Germany IS paying for the limited advance that is being made against the Russians in Poland.
 It is stated that he has pro- tested strongly against the useless slaughter and will probably order a transfer of the fighting to some point where Russia will prove less formidable.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
,ERI0US RIOTS
 0ITY OF BERLIN

copenhagen, FeL 11-Accordmg
 advices received here this morn- 7 serious potato riots are in pro e>s in the markets of the city
 Uerlin, which the police are mak- s Q strenuous efforts to suppress.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
BUT SIXTY-F|VE
 CANADIANS DIE

London, Feb. 11-Only siXty-flVe of the Canadian contingent, now in training on Salisbury Plains, have died since their arrival In England.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
EXTRA SESSION
 IS INEVITABLE

Washington, D. C., Feb. 11-Af- ter 54 hours continuous session the senate adjourned this morning. An extra session of congress Is inevi- table.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
RUMAHIA MAY
 ENTER THE WAR

Nish, Feb. 11-It is reported here, and generally believed, that Rumania may enter the European war my day.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
A-- HE
 FLAG5 f .1s33110D 310D

Amsterdam, Feb. 1O-The Ger man commander of Bru&ge has or dered all consulates in the city to haul down their flags and to re- move their cOats-Or arms.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
RUSSIANS IN
 FULL RETREAT

Vienna, Feb. 1.-The Russians are today reported 10 be in full re- treat from the Bukowina province the invasion Of Hungary by them being thus frustrated.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-11
.THE EVACUATION
 E CONFIRMED

Paris, Feb. 1.-The recent re- ported evacuation of LOdz, Russia, by the Germans was today official Iy confirmed by the war office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
g8iro heutc 6eerOiot.

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9ciocn am W}ithpod i'm 9(ltcr BON
S5 So6rcn ans Ocm 2cbcu gcihieoc.
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STRIDE fiir Oos Seeleubcil ocs Ga6in-
gei6ieoencn celc6rirt morOen it,
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IS. SSuli 1880 in 9llme bel grilon
@eitp6alen 9e6oreu mo fam in ocu
9lepolutionsiobreu 1913 nit ieinen
@ltern nod 9lmcrifa mo CT ais 3iD.
mernann lerrte il. fiir Den Oeritorbc-
nen 9mmeiitcr Sarrp @oeb arbci
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bereits pieocr 4aiiogc belcgt, ais Der
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nnhOem iie i6m iieben S06ne unO
3mci Godtcr geiAcnft bate, bon De-
nen a6cr bier ainoer i'm 5arten 2ll-
ter itor6en. @s Ie6cu nod Die SS.
Soiepb Gcgen6arOt, @eorge 1e9cu.
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inhtrdaer neroen bier Gnteli6bne
umO 3wci So6ne oeS Sru. Sol. Gi-
Ionid iungiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Speaial.Gpnaert.
Sps5ial-GOn5ert.
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Sumitae 9l6cnO, n. Sebrnar,
Geo. 5iIlins's, 511, Sit-SaltO. Str
(6e6r27)
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felt oes @oIteus miro am t6. Mdr5
nit eiuem 9onfett i'm aSotel gmer.
ion~ fcItlid begangen pcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
SIM Sicuit OermusIHdt.

StraBen6a6n Gonoufteur @enrp
9oumoun ieinen @erGcbungen err
Iegen. - 6rau S6imef ais 2ei6c
ans Dem Sofcn ge5ogen. 9ln-
Oere llnfGQe.
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brohenen ainnloOe unO onideinenO
inneren 9erlebungen na6 Dem Mer-
cp Soipitol gebro6tc Gonouftcur
SenrD 9aumonn, 80 Sabre alt, bon
glr. 244 Siio-@oit-StroBe. crlog ge-
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gen. 9oumann itieg bon einent
norOm6rts fa6renocn StroBen6o6n.
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bon Dem SInbdngewogen SIR Seitc
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Gonneritng 9l6enO am 9,:cr 9}r. A
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nam murOe nod Dem Seim bon
6rnu Yeter GotterpeiH, 9lr. 1901
6oiter-9lbenie, Ser SHpeitcr Der @r.
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sen Spaliergoug 81 rnterncbnIen.
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nam 9efunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Son Gee nuO Safen.

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93otionuIitdt bci'm 9luSloll''" Ii.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
OSgalia.WlGnn
Wroher @lasfen6al Wlpntaa, 1. @GrS
Sa3a3er's 6alle, III @,-5raufliuitr.
GScrt6OOIle 9reiie iinO anssciett.
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trllnfen mcrocn fam. Gs 1T 10 gut
ous Dem 6citen 0iolo uuo Sopfen &c.
brout unO 10 polltomncn 9eg0brt Il.
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baften Gigeni6ofteu. @e6oltreicbes
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n9lmcricau @roucrci," @arioro 9lpc.,
@Iouuncnt. mo NiQen. .StroBe. Gel.
6. & 80. Nlount @crnon 1858.
(Jebr27) (9ln6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

6egonuen am T. 9luguit 1911; Dol
lenoet 0e5en6cr 1914, 5e6n Stro.
Ben6riiden umO Orei Giien6a6n6rii.
den entferut; 100000 2uoOrot-
SUB 2ano geuonnen sur S6offunl
elmer 70 SUB breiten @erfebrsitraBc
5piiden ser 0louut 9oDal-9lpenuc
uuo Der 9oltimore,StroBe; Soften
Der Snllsmau Ger6enerlngeu belie-
fen iidl ouf 100000.
ggeiiieite:
gl65ugsfanal.Gomuilion Der StaDt
Baltimore.
Charles GnglanO, @oriiber.
Somes S. @reiton, @laDor, er-oificio.
@iorris @6itrioge.
Sra &enien
@illiom 9. &incs.
@ilitao Siegnuno.
S6omos 5. S6rpod.
6. GlaD Simonus, NlaDor,
1905 1907.
5. 9arrD Nlobool, 0lnbor,
19O7-t911.
Brig. .-@enl &eter 2earD, ir.,
Gorlibcr, 1905 1911
g9iaiam 8. Glatt, t905-t913.
3. GoworO Wlo6lcr, t9O5-t9t2.
ggilliom 8. MlcSntDrc, t9lt-19i2.
Cabin @. Senorid, G6ci-Sngcnicr.
9nfrco $. Sartman Ciuiiions Sng.
&cinltat Scr Iebten
5euerme6 I y I ii
fungen.
Die 5eucrbe5orOe ma1te gcltern
Oos 9ieiultat Ger lebten 6euerme6r-
9riifltngen befannt. 0as 0laidiili-
itcn-@romcn 6eitonOen Die 6olgen-
Oen:
gSolter $. Soaopop, 94.OO; Cor
Oon s. Gronim 92.OO; Sames @.
@ouI, &. Gogar Chaplain 9i.00;
SSoiep6 6. Gboion, @esleD $. 9olte-
meoer, Soiep6 Sedt, So6n z. Dunn
5000; Sobn 2eier, SenrD 5. lllrid,
Serman s. @oOe, $3.50; @eorge 6.
Os6ournc, $500; 9higuit 3. WleDers,
George @. NfiQer, q. s. Ge6insfi
$3.50, 93at6an q. Yoiner @iaiam
@. gloams, glnOrew g. @e6iter,
$3.50; Samuel Gruett, @ernaro
9lrmitrong, $500; SreO. u. 9iobuit
$3.50; Gabio g. Garter, $3.50; 81.
". 5raier, Soiep6 81. S6ea, $500;
g9iQiam s. N}caep, @eorge s. @ar-
fer. 5000; So6n 81. Qic6ig, St.00.
0as S6laubiiibrer. mo Steiger-
Gramen 6eitan0en:
Soco6 S. 2eon 10000; Charles
Sdrci6er, 9(rtbitr 8. glrnolO, Somcs
s. GuffIep, 970O; @iaiom 3. @rao,
@illiam aruie, 5rancis 5. @oiif,
Syobn u. Bilion JIM 6ronf Z. @olf
5reocrid g. Miacr, Snrrp &c. 9fo.
t6ca, 94.0O; SSo6n g. Green, Glncr
@. Bennett, 9aliter &ermon, Sam.
8. Suter, So6n s. Erei9man, 91.00;
Wlorf g(. Grimes, SEQ s. WlcGart-
ncp, Soiep6 S. 6lod, $500; SoworO
$. S6roOer, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

Gem 5uf1lligca 9eludl w. "a III OS
germ Scr 6rou 9[rtbur epu''s scftolF
rem Suuic, an Der edc O0ll lslollili'iI.
uuo Souilton- 9lpenue u "a "a Sa1s,
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0fcn. Qie 6cucripebr Don .,nO NaH..
bile mar i6nen 5ur S0lel1 geilri''
sic sSlommeu in wcnlse"
crItift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Sirmcn-SS -SSeridjmclsnns.

grci Metaaoeden--6obrifan ia,
ben iid inter oem 9lomcBao,Qlarp-
lanO Ceiling Gomponp" pcridnol5ell
iuO i6r 9iircnu in 9lr. 3t2, 9}oro-
@oca-StroBc, cingcric6tet. Die orei
6irmen iin0. sic ,Golonial Mletal
ans SioemaQ Gonpanp" non &pw.
yorf 9iireau in 9tr t10j SiiSs@op.
StraBe; oie g. 9. Saoiel MctaI
Ceiling Gompnnp,~ 9ir. 312, Noro-
Yaco.StroBe, lno sic uMarDIouO
@letal Ceiling GompanD0. Serr e.
9. SaOiea wnroe 5iuu @eidditsiii6-
rer ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Sm SOtel ucr6uftct.

@3. 9. Serclep, Ger 9Reiercn5eu bon
Dem StaatsicfretGr @iiliam 5.
@rDon beIibt, miro i'm nSotcl
9ienuert~ oer6aitet, neil er oie
9lc9nlmg ni9t 6e5a5lcn fam. -
@rfranfte bel Ser @inlieferlmg in
0as Bureau.
8eil er angebli1 nid6t i'm StanOe
mar, feline Sotelre6numg in So6e
BON $127.S5 81 beglei9en, ipurOe ge-
itern 9ta6mittag Serr M. 9. Serc-
lcp, Der frii6ere @ei6dftsfii6rer Der
Union Sraction Company bon
Chicago, i'm Sotel &ennert bon Dem
@e6eimpoli5iiten &arrD &ammersla
mnO bon 9(rtbur 6. WIoorc, eincm
9lgcnten ser n9inferton gtational
Detecti0 9lgencD~, per5aftet. glnge-
oronet mlirOe Die 9erbaftung 0es @e.
nanntcn bon Srn. S. 0aois, Dem Sc
IbGitsfiibrer Oes DSotel Hennert" /,
pel9er iagtc, OaB 8erelep bon gtor-
folf no6 Baltimore fam imO fir
feline @attin, iopie fir feline 6eioen
GoAter unO oeren @bemdnner me6-
rcrc Sotel5imner fiir cine 5riit BON
lehS Wohen miet6ete. @lcid1 na6
Der Ginlieferilng in OaS GcteitiD-
SaIptquartier erfranfte Der SO SAB
re alte glrreItant imo lieB 1cteftip-
Sieutenant S6an6erger 5lpei gler5te
ocS MlercD-Soipitols 6er6eiruien, Die
Oen Wlann 6e6anOelten ln0 erflGrten,
oaB @ereleD infolge ieiner Ger6of-
tlmg mir ein penig oufgeregt iei.
Gem 0eteftio.G .GapitGn Olc@opern be-
ridtete SereleD, Dab CT 6ereits 5pei
Sabre feline 9eiddftigung babe. Gen
0eteftip @ammersla 6ei6impite er
unO nonnte i'm II. g[. einen npoliti-
i6en &rilmrngGnger.~ Gr Iogte, iei-
nc Gerboftlmg iei cine S9anOe, 5il-
NAL er ole 9lbii6t babe, Die Sotel-
rehnung 81 6eglei1en uno mlr auf
@cl0mittel bon ausfuGrts mortc.
@erge6lic5 Bat Oie Satin OeS 9lr-
reitanten oen tel-@eidGftsfii6rer,
BON elmer 8er6aftlng i6res NlanneS
gLbltanO 81 ne6men. 9a 0ic 9[nge-
b0rigen oes SereleD Doaig mitteqos
81 iein idienen, itellte Serr 0aois
ibnen geItern gl6eno Die Sotel5immer
sur Ueiteren gerfiigung. SSrau
SereleD lnO ibre Eohter paren bo1-
elegant gefleiOet, ais iie nab Dem 0e-
tefti0-9ureau famen.
Gem CAPTAIN Gic@opern 5eigte
Scrr Serelep &cferen5et, ipelbe i6nt
Staats-Sefretdr @iaiom Sennings
grDun, SrnOesienator Sames Samil-
ton 2epis ln0 Der 6leii6bnron s..
O0oen 9lrthour Don Gbicdgo oiisge-
iteat 6attGn. StoatsiefretGr 9rDan
ri1tete 0as @mpfe6lungsIbreiben
fir Serelep an Serrn 9oniel gil-
larO, ben gr6ioenten Ger Baltimore
0bio-Ya6n.
SelIte gormittag miro Serelep in
ser mittleren %oli5eiitation Dor go
li5eiri6ter Supplee ein gerbor 5u be-
lteben boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

,glnbli0rIum"- Wl.8 gel103 0i ibc 0nbDnac
4ai0"
,,Oplunia.4 Sfs q qone gSaD 10 Iipperarb
,1Uroe e"-aL Lbc WiOOcl 0irl"
,,onnnciD"- IQnQo Guccns"
y@laDlano" AcilDs nAu Siar" sSanoeoiue
un0 Q9an0clhiloer.
WlnHlglabcmic" 1be Siab Goit Of eobina"
WlD5nrts9iduucrdDr" SOuniua, Den 2S.
1cbrunr, arobcs 9nliernr5icn IN p9ioelS
fnrl" am Wiln0lc Nipcr.
nEhnln.W WinnHerdlur" Wlonidg, l. Wldr8,
Wl0aicnbau in ca3d5er's Sale.
,,Wcrmania EnnrtcttGluD" Nlonida, ben
4 Widr5 W1nsicnbdn IN ,9nrrhS 6anc~
nc xung'c 0unc", HDcltsHumt IT Wsonida,
ben T. Wldr3, QroBcr Dld5icnbau.
,,WictacrsW WcinHgDcrcin" uno ,,0lehgersQereiu
yir. /" Wioniaa, ben s. Wldr5 Wasienbaa
iu ,NnrrO'5 Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

9SrOf. Or. Seinrid Sdnmuder
Son Der GntbOliideu lIuiOeriitGt,
&ni6ington. %Ortrns in Der Seb.
mann-Salle, 9unncritas, 4. WiGrs,
SI6enOS 8 ll6r. Gum Selten 9entId-
DETER. 9iut0en Gren5. Goninl GarI
u. 9ioerit wirO prGiiOiren. ISerr
&aitOr '6ofmann am Shlmk. -
@illetc $50 Gents.
lNcbr2Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

9lo6Oenl er sic gll0V 'I'cbcns0',
9roun nit eiucm @leller sr aciIeF,,
fG6rlib pcrlcst 6attc, ipllru' ''' aiap'
ser 92cger SsiGiom see pV'' Senl o..
souIer iiir cinen 0'onal l., Eoo S.. S..
fdnguiB iiberwieien oa Oet tonrl. s., 's
9}cocrin icOcrBcit cintretcll tl.,Seu i", say
wuroe uod elmer allfre9eaH4evf a4ef
bon orei aSoli3iIten perQall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Waaml- mnS Slancuiend)e ~"
erlpIdlen. MI

Sin neuer SAT- Don ~'' n cine'
Glnuenieu6e pnrOe gelterr Il Golor'
au6beerOe bon 50 Stiif na9s 0s,oO cui'
9aing an Scr Ebilaoelp1Ia ''S6 Su6 paIl
Ocdt. @is iest it uur cine sS@ %' GiI
ser aranf5eit befallcu lpolD@ @dt6lsl
9c6orOcn fc6eu Dor eiletll j.. ararl'
bctrcffs Ser Geridlepplulg ". ,cs 9i'lql
belt, oo ser geiiber fem e,",,'octalll'
p66rcno Ger lebten gen "''
hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
glrrtretrn 0la66inrr 6. ID Nln6enitein.

gSa5rcll0 Der llbmclcn5cit yia66I1
ncr Is. u. &u6cniteiu's bon 9alti-
more mcrocn Gr. Soiep6 Silucrmon
ans glcp Dorf u. 9iab6iner gp6raim
6riih ans 6ar &odamnp ieiueu
@lab auf Ser aan5el i'm Sar Sinai,
Sempel Gde Bolton. mo @ilion.
StraBc, mlsiiiacu. Siabbiuer 9lu6en-
itciu miro an @lontag bon 9lcw DorF
3lriidfe6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
0er Nansmon.
9lor0ieite.

Ger sSdllSp0D,
bollenoet Gejembcr 1914.
Somcs S. %reIton Mopor.
Galpin @. SeuOrid, SSuoenieur.
SIticite.
9iioget.gcb0roc,
Somes $. @reiton. 0lonor.
So6n &ubert @rGiioent.
Somue( e. sSielo, Stoot-Eroflmator
$. Sent @cGon, ot.Sugenieur.
Sones 3. G6rift Comptroller.
E6eoOore @el(s @ieticb, 9lgG iteft
gouunterne6mer:
0}. 20. Glfan, Seftion I Gououiten
6ii6er & Goro55o, Seft. ., Gonouiter
Claiborne, SSo6nion & 60. @ioouft
Dobio 30. 9(norep 60. @floiterling
Olortin s. geodL Rfloiterlng.
SiiOieite.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Gommiiiion:
Gugene 6. @ronnon %rdiioent.
sSo6u g. Sonioro.
0arrD q. 9emlep.
Staotplon.Gonnniiiion:
6ronciS g. Gorcp, Gr-@oriiber.
SoiiaS @eunington. Goriiber.
George g. Sodion.
Cabin g. Senorid
NiIliam 9. Surit.
SSoiep6 Sg. S6irleD.
9silliom ". Gmmdrt.
Ser6ert Sberioon.
Sanes s. %reiton, DlnDor