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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-05-04
City Officers
Are Installed
STEELE APPOINTED CHIEF OF POL
MartnediS is Water Commissioner. -.-OId Council
Cleans Up Business On Table

votes cast at the city election and
directed the city clerk to issue
certificates of election to the fol-
lowing: Mayor, O. f.. Haley, City
Clerk and eX-oiliciO police judge,
Chas. r. Schultz, Treasurer, c.. S.
Flint and Engineer, Paul Russell.
The newly elected officials took
the oath Of Office and Mayor Mul-
cahy surrendered the chair to
Mayor-Elect HALEY. The old
councilmen left their seats which
were taken by the new as follows:
First Ward, A. e. Stickney, w. H.
Hanscom; Second Ward, C. w.
Lewis, L. Cormicr; Third Ward,
A. J. Litwin and A. p. Bunt, A. f.
Stickney being the only member
of the old council having a place
on the new.
Mayor HALEY called the new
council to order and made a short
address in which he stated that
! he had some recommendations
that he had intended to make but
that the hour was late and he had
been busy and had not had the
time to prepare them. He said
that it would be necessary to
hold another meeting within the
next few days at which time he
would have them ready for the
council. He then asked if the
oonnafI xr-ic boI hin, a., p,olro lbo
appointments that had been
agreed upon at that time or wait
until the next meeting.
The council expressed the de-
sire that they be made at once
and he submitted the following
list: Chief of Police, William
Steele; Water Commissioner,
John Martinedis; City Attorney,
II. J. Hull and Health officer, o.
d. Platt. The mayor made it
clear that these appointments
were for no definite period, but
only during the will of the coun-
ell. He also stated that it had
been decided to make the salary
of the chief of police $500 per
month instead of 500 as it had
been and that an ordinance to that
effect would be passed at the next
meeting. All of the appoint
ments were unanimously con-
frmed by the council. The may
or said that he was not ready to
make the other appointments at
this time and would not be until
the question had been talked over
with the members of the council
= hut intimated that they might try
and do without the services of a
81 patrOlman.
The new administration had nc
r. dcarth of candidates to choose
= from. There were at least fiv,
candidates for chief of police
J Cherry, Steele, Marshall, King ano
! Bunnell and six for water com
missioner, Martinedis, Baldwin
y perley Martin, S. S. Boutin, Jerr,
F. Nc Carter and Cherry. Tn,
e council adjourned until Thursda,
- evening at which time such othe
D appointments as may be deter
mined upon will be made and tn
salaries Of the appointed officer
e fixed.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-05-04

A number of Elks from this
city are planning or going to
Occur d'Alene tomorrow to at
tend the Roundup" to be given
by the Occur d'Alene lodge that
evening. A big time is being
planned and it is expected that
Elks from Standpoint, Wallace
and Spokane as weel as this city
will be present.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-05-04

f. A. Johnston, secretary or
the St. Maries Creamery company
was at Avery Monday on business
connected with the company.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-05-04

mittee. This meeting closes the
years work. The next meeting
will be held September 2nd.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

SKAGWAY.-The Alaskan says: The McWhorter silver-lead property on Galena Creek in the Mayo mining district, Yukon Territory, if the indi- cations shown by the present amount of development work are to be relied upon, gives promise of becoming one of the big producing mines of the North.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

same card bore a printed invitation which was circulated to certain ones asking them to join the force.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

DAWSON, April 9.-During the fire yesterday afternoon at the
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08
SEWARD, ALASKA SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915.

mining reading favorable impression the passed the printed the ter rtor legislators greatest producing bill which in simplest possible eliminates all the objectionable nearly all the bill passed by the first legislature system stalking placer ground
 necessary in future to perform lot of work locating ground power apparently limiting the of claims that staked and by compelling recording attorney k under such power in the recording district located The may and and the bill passed really what looks legislature the thanks every miner every the matter of that
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

Big New Shipment of Bergman" Shoes, Hand Made and water proof. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

Rochester Hotel, Charles Ingram lost his life. His body was found twenty or thirty minutes after the alarm had been turned in, and when the flames were about subdued, but while there was still much smoke in the building
 Wilfrid Thibault, engineer at the Royal Alexandra, who was on the noz- gle of a hose, found the body. It was lying in a hallway close to room on the south side of the building, and a few feet from the room which Ingram had occupied.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08
Not Coal Land. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMFNT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Juneau, Alaska. April 27. 1915. NOTICE Is hereby given that Otto Berg strom. of Seward Alaska who. on September 10. 1914 made homestead application, No Ol722. for SEHSWA. SWASEA Sec. 22 wisNE4. Ei3NWi4, NWASEh, NEASW A section 5I Township 1 N, Range 1 w., Se- ward Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof. to establish claim to inc land above described. before U. ;. Com missioner Nj J. Conroy at his office at Se- ward. Alaska. on the fifteenth day of June 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Frank L.. Ballaine
 W. A. McPherson
 S. l.. Colwell George Sexton all of Seward, Alaska
 C. B. Walker
 Register Date of first publication May 4 1915. Date of last publication June 9, 1915.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS
 OF THE NORTHLAND

Andy Hart, former Dawson fire chief, has received a commission in the British army. He is lieutenant in the Royal FusilierS, Legion of Frontiersmen, Twenty-ffth battalion, in charge of Lieut.. Col Driscoll. The detachment is to leave or probably has left England for German East Africa. News that Hart had joined them was received several days ago, and the mail yesterday brought a card announcing he was a lieutenant. The
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08
Meet me at The Branch,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Lighthouse Inspector. ketchl- kan, Alaska. until o'clock D. m. May 2o' 1915. and then opened for furnishing approXi. mateIy .5OO tons of coal, 1000 barrels ot fuel oil. and ro-chRrging 600 acetylene gas tanks during the fiscal year 1916. Blank nronosaIs and particulars may be obtained by addressing the above office.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

Riggs and the superintendent of construction going to Fairbanks very though the work of construction will also begin at the end of the year certainly gOdsnd the government is not by going to con- fine operations Ship this and that look Seward asO If Chairman Ed makes his headquarters has been stated expect the lions share of the good resulting rom actual construction work.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-08

Seward made useful phrase just beginning from the east and visit places while they cut OG from travel Europe there way oyeness this district be brought countless tourists who seeking new avenues of escape the eastern cities?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01

sets Oyster Forks, value 81 rs to
So 30.
8 sets Strawberry Forks, value, s1.75
to 50 so.
IL sets Butter Spreaders, $1.75 to $3.50.
Choice $1.39
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01
THEY WILL INTEREST YOU!

Child's 3-piece Sets, were 75c, now
800.
Chiid's 5piece Sets, consisting of
Mug, Napkin Ring, Knife, Fork and
Spoon, were $1.75, now 79c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01


now 800
10 Onow 500
SOC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01

One lot of 200 boxes of nice Christmas Stationer
$50, now
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01

Fifty Beautiful Jewel Boxes in gold
and silver, value from SOC to So 90,
at 25 per cent discount
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01

One lot of Drinking Cups value 1oc,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01


from cent discoun
We the
orders
cen discount
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01

One lot of silver Napkin Rings, value soc,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01
TOILET
SETS

Solid Silver Toi-
let Sets, consisting
of Brush, Comb and
Mirror, value $40,
now 5000
Quadruple Plated
Toilet Sets, C o n
sists of B r u 8 b,
Comb and Mirror,
value SO, now 1898
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
G0nncnanf. aus llnteraana.
0ae gNettcr.

Sir N}arDlono uno Den Giitrift
Columbia beuic flor imo iiiOweitlide
@moc.
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gcitrigeu Cogc 5ctrug 81 @roo inn
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gioropeiten.
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mar 60 @ro5cnt Inn s llbr Wlorgcns
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tnn9Sitotiouen oes 2on0es ipuroen
oic iolgcnoen nicoriqitcu temperate
rtu per5cidnet 9ltlontic.GitD Sd,
@ismard 2G, Bolton 81, @uffolo 30,
G6orlciton "a, Gbicogo a. Gleuclano
32. Gcnpcr 16, Detroit 30, 0uIut9
q. Goitport 28. COLLECTION 40, @reeu
Bap 2S, Sottcros 40, Sobrc 80, Sc
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ton 32, 51rcDeport SO, 5pofoue as,
SDracllic 30, Sampo 40, 99uibing.
tom SO ln0 99innipcQ 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
0nmiltun.gerfh1nernnna. .gScrrin.

Seiu idbrlihes 9antctt an NET
cbem iid chpa 200 Ycrioncn bct6ci-
lieten 5ielt gciicrl 9lbcnO I'M $50
tel Serin9tor4 Der ,Snmiltou Scr
ld)onerirngS-Gerein.~ IS bct6cilig-
ten ii6 an Ger 6eitli6fcit me1rcrc
pronlilcnte 8iirgcr BON Baltimore
uno Die Gommiiidrc bon Baltimore.
@ountD ndnlih Oic 6S. SSauc5
9iittenboliic, George W. Dcllot rnO
@iaionl 3. Gog6lan. Ger 9oupt-
reoncr mar Serr gllbcrt gSe6r, Der
Brdiioent ocr v@. .. 2. Wrolt.Go.~.
Zen 9lcOncrn mar nibt gciiattct, il.
gcno pcldc politiihc gluoeltungcl
IN ibrcn 9feoer 5l MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Garrinntun nrcift etune am.

@ciduIOigt sen 3oQ giunc6mcr,
bic 9ln6dn9er OeS Srn Seinbc-
man i'm Slide gelaiiei 5il 5o6en.
5. SSc66 S1omuS, ser iid Inn
Die repu6Iifaniide Domination
fir OoS StoOhat6Sont bemerben
uoQtc, jic6t iciue GouoiOatlr 5u-
riid.
GomarO s. Darlington eiucr ser
reml6lifoniidcn 5ii6rcr, greift in
idorier @eiic Sen Gr.3oacinuc6mer
g9n =. Stone al. Sr. Stone gilt
in gcuiiieu politiiden areiieu ais Der
Souptr BOB" Scr rcpn6lifoniideu
@ortci 0r. Gurrington modt 5ru.
Stone Sen Gorwiui OoB er ieinc
6rcitnOc, lpclhe 9lnbdnger ocS 9rr
&cinBemon mnrcn, inn Slide geloi-
len Bat, mo OaB er iicb ploBIiH in
ons Eager Oes Gonoi0oten Sill ge-
luorien 6abc, nnhOeni er oniangS er-
tl0rt babe, in Der @rimdr Gam.
pogne neutral 5li blei6cr
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iibcr oeS repu6lifaniicben StnOt-Go.
mites, iagtc geitern: uSc0cr Wlaun
miro mi ieinem frii6ereu Stono.
plmfte beborren, 9ticbt elmer meincr
9ln6angcr mO Sreunoe bat icine
9l6iidlt gc1nOcrt icit0em &r Stone
I'M @ia Eager geIauOet lit @ir
inO oQc SrcunOe Ocs 0rn. Stone,
a6er nidt in Oieier Ganpagne. Sic
iebige Gonpa9ne lit cine @icoer6o-
hmg oeS @ad)ter Samples. gllS
iic6 Sronf g9nHter nm oic WioDors-
domination 6cuar6, iueigerte lid
Sr Stonc, i5n 5ll interitiiben, lueil
er Ser 9lniidt mar, OnB Sr. @odbter,
int Sale CT noninirt iuerOe, in Scr
Sauptpobl nidt gcwinnen t0nnc.
gSodter 6ottc mir orci Gonlite@ @iit-
glicOcr oni iciner Seitc, jcOod cr
,Uerflopitc" Stone 9an5 gepaItig.
Goiielbe miro Sr. S5einseniou t6un@
Sr. Somes g. UooOwiH Sdab-
ineiiier OeS repu6lifaniidcn StaOt-
GonIites. gob geiteru befonnt OoB
5r. s. @e6b G6onos, cin 9erucr6er
nm Die rcpublifoniide Domination
hir OoS StoOtrat6sonit OeS Oicrten
IiitriftcS, 6eidloiicn bot, icinc Gau-
Oiontur 5liriid SIT 5ie6en, Oonit CT
3cit babe, Inn 5u @uniten OcS @rn.
Sil( t6dtig iein 81 f0nnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
llnO Sas sdlimmitc folst md.

SSeil er bic ibnl lebtcn September
ouiseIegte Strofc bon $500 lucgel
0es &erfolfs BON Spirituoicn am
Sonltag nod nicbt be5obIt botte,
wurOe geitcrn ser 98irt6idoftsbcliecr
Soicp6 s. SolIors ron 9lr. 1926, 9uo
Is. StroBe, Sieblonotomm ouf
@rim0 eines @eri6ts6cfc6ls pcrbof-
tct. 9lls @ollorS i'm Septem6cr LEFT
ten So0rcS icbulOig beiimoen lpuroc,
lcgtc icin Gcrtbeioiger cine 8erufung
Gin. Gcricl6c bcbollptctc. OoB oic
@roB0cihworcnen, oic icinen Glen.
ten fir iduloig fonocn ungcicelih
crwdbIt uoroen leicn. 115 Sale Der
iel6en @ottnna wuroen oarouf6in
nidt Dcrbanoelt, bis I'M Sumlor oos
StootS 9lppcllotionSgeriht cntibicO,
OoB Die @roBgci6worcncn gcicblib
uusqclp1Dlt mor0cn lcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
9ScrOadltiees WeiimOcl.

3Wci pcrOddtigc WlGnnrr noHtcu
iid) in Ocr gloht bon Wlontog oui
Dienitog bintcr ser g9o6nlng bon
Senrp 6. ailmcr, glr. 25O2, glIlcu+
OaIc 9lOclue, 81 i6offcL iubten je.
bod 6ci Dem Grideinen 0cs Yoli5iitcu
So6n &C. Cunningham oas g8eitc.
Nbpo6I Oieier ibnen eii pnor 9tcpol.
Deri6iiiie nohiAifte, gelang cs i6nl
nibt, Der Glie6enOcn Dob6oft 81 pcr.
0en Ole nahtli6e SdieBcrci ricf in
Der ganm6arlhofi nidt unerbcblihC
gluireging berDor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
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Der c6cmaligc @am6lrgcr Gompier
o9clgia" rmtcr cngGider 6lagoc
wicOcr i'm 9ultimorer Saien.
uSnOrq~ 6radtc iic6cn 9aiiagierc
Don Manila nit. 6u6r Ourd)
Oen Eananlatonol.
Gin fri6erer 0nnpfcr Der Som-
burg 9(mcrifu 2inic, Die o9clgio",
wcId)c no6 9MSbrr6 OcS aricgcS
bon Ocn Gn0ldnOcrn gcfapert morOcn
mar, fam geitern Morgen inter Der
englii1en 6lag0e i'm 6ieiigeu 0oicll
an. Ger Gampier fam bon 9tcm-
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ne6men. Ole inn Saien liegenOen
Samburg- -9lmcrifo. .Gampier nSibe.
ria mo pYuIgaria" iinO SHweiier-
idiiic scr o9clgio".
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not6igtc 81 Gage, I'M BON Sonoon
nn6 Baltimore 5u gclangcn. Sims
lidc6 Ser gl6io6rt perlor ser Gampicr
icincu Bropeuer lnO trieb pcrl1ic.
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mO na1 Den 9l5orei ge6raht wuroe.
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ncr bon 9onOon fam pcritri9en uielc
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gcfonImen.
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ten uorOcn iUGrc.
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@lanila oui Ben 96ilippinen an
YorO genomnelt purOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Gin ncncr uSrid.0

gowarO Gramble ipielt sen Gpilep-
tifer unO modt quite @ciHditc
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coaeftirte. Gie Meni6eumeugc pcr-
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fort. Glide Nlinuten ipdtcr pur0e
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ben Nen 0ram6lc, Scr geroOe ipicOer
5ii iid gefomnlen por mo coaefti-
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lmO per6nitete i6n 9cim Ger6or
in Der mittIeren &oli5eiitation iteate
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lebten Orei So6rcn 6dufig in peridic-
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gcfommen, Bob Grnmble fem Gpi-
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nGridS" 5u $25 @elOitraie. Ger S(r-
rcitont lit 40 Sabre alt uno fam bon
SobnStomu @o., nod Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
@OnOernenr ipeiit init 9soliSciridli''''

@ouucrneur B6illips Sec Vp'y ri.
borough mar scr @ait ser *ol'os, IN
ridtcr bel einem 9iner iDelgeS ;,rn.
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5cirid)tcr ie6r beirieOigt lit Y
t6ciligtcn iiA an Dem Diner y, sont
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30. 9llbert 9eoinion, Scnrp y, E,.i,o,
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pus u. &orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Siumnntringe bci 5eucr Orrla'V'
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Neilcbung ibrcr @roBtantc BEL Pr ~rl.
in Upper Marl6oro ltattiouo sic
G0elcn 0lou6t nidlt, oaB lV' 5ie
Giugc ocitoblen poroen linO ,reil
boiit, ooB oicicl6cn bel elmer pclls' serr.
0riinolirben Sitbe 0cilnocn p''
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llnter'm Dlciicr

Scrr Gt6an 9laen Gareu bon Der
lin Mo, cin @ruoer Oes Siunoe-
Sergeanten Sobn Carer imO OcS Ga.
pitdnS GareD bonn Boli5eiboot Gam
non" bat iih geiieru I'M ,Nlerp So
lpitul~ elmer Operation lpegenglino-
Oorncnt5iiuOung lrter5osen. @ic 0ic
9ler5te iagelL lit Oieiel6e iebr eriolo-
reid perIalicn ino fam ai boIoi0c
@cnclna ocS 4alcuten acrccbucl
ipcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
uglaruIanOer Nrie0ena.0leie

Sobn @aDs .@anlnono mar Der
SauptreOner BEL elmer Serionnlhu9,
melbe geitcrn 9l6cno I'M Snterciie ocS
pSnteruationulen @erihtsGoieS" mo
Der u6ricOens-Siga" IN Der oNicGop-
Sale a6ge6oltci muroc 9luBcr
i6m ipraden Gr. So6n @cslep Sia,
ocr 9rdiioent ocS DSnternationalcn
ISricocns-6orlmS~ ioiuic Cr. SomcS
9rowu Scott. Gic qlniprnben itou-
ocn inter ocu 9luipi5icn Der yN}orp-
ldnocr 6rieOenS-@eicaidaft", pelde
5nr gIeidcn 3cit ibrc oaid6rli1e
Gcriammllllg ob6icIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
StGrfnna nnN LSeinnNlrit

iinoet man III eiuem @loie uSolocei
Bier aus GrcO 9mnernidniiot's $
oglmericau @rcwerp." ghiS beitent
Sopicu lno gial5 gebrallt, oiiinIilirt
lid leiht nit oer 9lubrltng unO lit
oem idpdbiten 0loeen 8litrdgIid
@roiicrci; Sarforo.glpennc, W}omi.
mcnt mo NiIlcn SiroGe. Gel. g. &
9S. 9Rt. @eruou 1858. (9ir69l) (Slu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
ggeI6Iidler ggaarcnlang. .WlarSer.

Inter Der gllilc6uIOigung, in Der.
idicocncu gSoorenbduiern 3iebitGble
bcgangcn 81 Du6cH uiroc acitcru Die
20 Snbrc oItc Dlotiloa &ruidot BON
9lr. 1902, 9loro g8olie 5traBc, IN
Der ueitliheu Goliseiitotion BON
&idter SoDler Ocu @robeeidworenen
iiberruiciel. llneeblidl beiuno iid nod
cine 5ipeitc meiblidc @erion in ibrer
9cglciiung, Der cs jeooh eelong, iidl
6e Dem Serorna6en Der Goli5ei aus
Dem 5taube 5u uuhcn. Die glrreiton.
tin gob an Oiird anoouernOe 9lr.
bcit5loiefeit 5lr 0cr8ipeifhmg setrie.
ben nno Ourd oos NciipieI ser 9(noc.
rem Nm DicbIioDlc pcfleiici morOet
81 icin.
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Nnpnelt heltrnit.

9lcrgerlit6 oariibcr. neil cr pcgcll
9iiiheilorllg Don Dem @oli5eiribter
lllrih III Der n0r0lider 4oli5eiitaiion
SD $27O @eloHroic perirtbeilt NOR
ben mar mari Sobn 9udleD bon glr.
1912, GIm-9IUenuc, Oos @elo ali Den
Iiid Dor Dem @oli5eirid)tcr nit Scr
9eucrtun9 sd bin bereii, nod
mc0r 5u be5ablclt cher Oieler Gag
Doriibcr iit~ Seinem @uuibc ent-
ipradl ocr Roli5ciridltcr imo 5mar TO-
iort, ocm cr pcroonncrtc @udlcD nc
GEN NiiBaHtlug 0es Weridts 81 S5
@cloitraic &ndleD be5ablte ln0 cnt-
lcriie iid. Gr mar am Montag 9l6eno
ani 2ntrag BON 6roii SOa 9ienoii
pcrhatat poroer melAe i6n beihnl-
oigic, proianc 9icoen gcbraucbt 81
Habcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Sin Gr-Nlapur seItur6cn.

Serr @arrcn 6. @bitc, Sc Sabre
aft, Scr 5mei @lal @loDor BON Glun-
berlonO mar, lit al Oen 6olgcn eincr
Operation pcoeu @eOGrnlOerihlin-
olnlg geitorben. @r binterldBt ieiuc
@ottin mo bier @inOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
,IuneS Nalls.gLbidlatnna antaeheiicn.

Sn Ocr 8lpcitcu Slbt0eihmg ocS
Staotgericbtcs 6abcu 0ic @ei6pore-
ncn in Scr alagc OcS glaron Wribolr
gcgel Ole StrnBeuourhbrlihS S-Goni-
miiidre cnti6icocit oaB oie @ertbrr-
6oDlungsiicucrn rehts9iiltig limo.
@ribop 6cbauptete, onB bllter icincul
SaiIie, 9ir. i0S, Oloro-Sig6-StraB
frii6er cin idliii6orer 5IlB gcipcieu
iei Die @eidluoreucn iunrcn anOcrcr
gIIidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
9Lna gLtlnntir Sin aIriId.

Bon cincm 9st1gigcn grDolsl',sprt
9(nicntGolt in 9(tloutic Gitp ~ KID
gcItcrn 9oli5ciri6tcr 2cpinlon 5l'a .ScIl
imO na6m ieiucn Git in Der llloI,st ,t:rtc,
@oli5eiiiation lpieoer cin- er erl'u ''. II
iid Inn DiclcS beIier inO lpoVi'' ne.
fii6lcn. 9lihtcr 9eOiuion Dallv l,,erlI
rcits felt ldngercr 3cit mil r'' 'tcr.
@iogcnleiOcn 5u idoficn mp il''i Sic
no6m altf 9(nrat6cn icincr Aer5l'
NeiIc nad 9ltlantic Gitp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
9Ini snffraoctten Ycriammlnno

Cine groBc oiientli6c Gcriannl-
luna miro bic uNlarpldnoer 9luti-
Sniirogcttcn Gcrciniom91 bcute
9IbcnO III ser 4Ncptaiop6cn-Saae~
5rai 9( 5. George ans @laiioAu-
ietts miro oie SaiipircOncriu iciu unO
ilbcr ooS E6ema 0Norlm io0en oic
5raien nidt iinmcn?" prcHen
Sine Sln5abl on0crcr luid)tiger S6c-
men wcrOcn c6eniaaS 8nr @e6nnO-
llng fomnnen Cic &criaunhlng
miro I'M s ll6r is @liuuteu croffnet
pcr0en.