davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-04-11
Special No. 10.
29c Mercerized Damask
ScarfS at l0c Each

Mercerized Damask Scarfs: hem
med or hemstitched ends: assorted
patterns. for dresser or buffet use:
size 18x64 inches. Gimit, two to
buyer)
Linen Dept.-k st. Annex.
Evening star., 1916-04-11

Opaque Cloth Window Shades,
size 3x6 feet: mounted on good,
strong spring rollers: in white,
ecru and several shades of green:
subject to slight imperfections. but
the defects are not sufficient to af-
feet the wear nor appearance.
Complete with crochet ring to
match.
Fourth FlO0r.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

eclcitct. ilicet Gin iolhes Boot pieil'
iduel[ iibcr oic ltiaen ticicn @clpdl-
Ter oobin
g1r einen gloht6eil bat es, es
ld)l1qt n1mlih ouBcrorOentIid leidt
I'M. N}on bat oaber I'M Snnern gor
fciuc 8onf angcbrodt, Der 6o6rgolt
lit Diclmebr genotbigt iid ouf Oen
@oocn ocs aobnes uicoer5uiesen uno
nit an Den a0rper gclegten 9rnlen
Iib moqli6it riibig imO inn @lei@ge
midt al bolten. 9lls 2ebne oient Elm
fleineS. oufrehtitebenoes, meiIt bunt-
6cIdlogcncS Guer6rett6cn. Not man
ii6 einmol nt Oies merfpilroige
TronSportmittel geipobnt 10 fiiblt
man lid ii6rigenS redt 6ebogli@ oa'
rim. g8ie i'm Sluge iouieu Sdaler
uuo 2onoidoften groBe uno fleine
Sdiife ooriiber
@eionoers intereiinut lit oas pobr-
BAIT beminoerilnesuiiroige 9lusmei'
dlegeiHid. 0oS ocn @ootsleuten eigen
1T. Tenu ourh oidt geordngtcS 0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

iiinnie G5 1elana oen 8cricdtcrn
ser Cppoiitiou oic Bill an oas So.
mite Nriid5uOeuUeiien mo Tie i'm
9in6c nerbcu" miro
Gic 9'eripncr sic an Der 9ill. 0ie
geeitcn ami Nenupl1ben Uerbieteu
ioa. intcreiiirt iino. mnrten imiont
oarali Dob Die 9iQ oomScnat auige.
nommeu lUer0e ga ongcblidj Der
Scuot oie 9lbiic6t iidt bat, 0eni In.
tcr-Soniiic iiir Siuawcu eineu Strib
ourd oeiicr 8lanc 3u maden, mo
oieies sic Acnupldbe gi for0eru &c.
oenfi. iiuo Die glusiidlteu gcring oa-
iiir, 0aB ole &aaide Bill ongeuom.
ncu miro. Gs miro pernlit6et, 0aB
iir iiber6aupt nibt sir glbitimunug
fommcn nir0 ruo beim Gomitt
bIeibt
@r.Senaior @iu. @} DlaloD 1T es
gellngeu. Die beiB umiirittene 6r19e
iibcr oie Segore,griide geliern bei5ui
lcgcn. Gr bat elm gompromiB 8rui.
iden oeu Gorutp-Gomnindren BON
5reoerid-gotntD 5uiianoe gebraht
un0 sic @eiebgebina uabm einc 9ilI
an, IN ser Die 9etroiieneu &creinba'
ruuaen gitgebeiBen Uorocu iino.
Qegore bate Dor pielen Sabrcn einc
Bride, sic BON ibnt imo Dem Golutp
ben5t6iat uuroe. gebaut. ipatGr mel
gerteu iA aber sic GountD-Gomuii.
fare oafiir 5u 5ablen oa feline @ini.
aing iiber Sen @reis 3uiionoe fom-
men tonnte.
Gie meiiten 9lominiilroiions-9ins
iicbcn oireft Dor i6rer glnnobme ODER
iino bereits augenoniuen wor0eu
pile Sinoerriiic onfiir ideinen poa.
ltinois beicitigt 3u ietn @eidlIa0eu
wuroe icooh Die bonn Spreder 9air0
befiirporiete mi6tiae Bill, Die oer
getrag feiiieBt meIde Gau0ioateu bel
elmer @rimdruabI aus3ugeben be-.
reAh1t Iein iolltcn. Sclbii elm
Nmcf0enieut oe5 Gonperueurs 0ar-
rinaton 5u oieier @iu fonnte i6r nidt
sum Sie9e UerbeIien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
SIN tiirfiiden aufiec6uns.
gou Or. .. sawor5 Berlin.

Son Or .. Shwor5, Berlin.
Dic Soaien iiuo 5mor ais sic
aroBtcn 2ieb9abcr oes bralnen Sc.
trdufcS pcridrien inocB man t6ut
ibnen lhlredt oomit. Ger Eiirfc
trinft cnti1icOen nod mebr bon je.
ner 9luerueltslqbung ais iie, oller
oingS lit oud Die Gualitdt icines
Iraufes Der iddiiihen melt ii6erlc
gen. Sic ipeml aud iiidt 81 groBe
a6er lbcr eineu bc0eutenoenGbeiI oes
So6rcS bin an6altenoc @ise berlougt
frcilih bier mebrualS 0e5 Eoges ei.
ne glnieu6ttng scr aeblc, tio oa Der
g9ein bon aprai perboteib oas Bier
inulerbin 3icnlib tbcuer, oiid DicIcit
Siirfen wioermdrtig lit 10 beoor5ugt
Der Siirfe ben 9lbiiir0 Der brainen
9obne, mas ou4 ieiner trdiiperi-
iAen g1cigung mebr 8llogt ais mlf
rei5enoe Spirihioien.
So fonnit es, Dab mander @ingc
borene elm babies, iuenn nidt cilt boil
les 0nbeno 0lol oos aoffeebous oif-
IitMt aud mo6[ oen 6olben menn
nidt ocn gan5en Gog 0rinuen 8u.
6rnet Tolls ibm ieine @littel oies
erlouben. llno oa5u se6ort uidt
bic. ga ser edte EiirIc cinnol 8iem.
lid beoiiriniBlos iit anoerieits aber
oud Oas leioeuldoitlidb eeliebte @c.
trdnf einen ii6erous geringen 4reis
6ot.
Gieier ltmitono miro gum G6eiI
nit bcrbeigeiii6rt ourd ole beoeuten.
Sc Gonflrren5 Der Gofes. 0enn fat
ouf allen StroBen pfleet oos fiinftc
oocr iehite Saus cnt Goie 3t iein.
Gicic tiirfiihen gafes baben inoeB
mir III ocn ielteiten 5olen Gin Dor
nebnes @cprdge; meiiteit9cils limo
es flcine, cnge @eindher, niht ielten
in 9ordden NIT einfahem meiBen
9emurf oeiien uripriinglide 6orbe
inoeB mciit Der 9}audl seibmdr8t Bat
1eun oos e5ctrdnt miro in Der 9ie
gel auf einem offenen Sero IN elmer
Gde 0es @oit8inimers iel6it bereitet
Sir sic i6lidte einridtiing aber ent.
iddoigt oic @or6iiglihfeit oes Dor.
gebotenen
Cine SSirma ipinft 5uar niht ober
sic Trinfer orinnen Bic man 0urH
Die Senitcroffnunaen erblidt, 5eigen
lnls idou no mir ein5utrctcn babelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

mimmcf bon Sunoertcn bon c6enlol-
Hcn gdBi6olen gilt cs oit Iid onrds
5uorbeitcn mo an enteegenfommen'
Oen nod fur5 Dor Dem 8uiommenltoB
NIT bilbidneller 9icgrmg ieihports
poriiber5ufliegen. So bietet ole 6abrt
oesSntereiionten geinig, bis mir emo.
lid an ser Brittle onlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

oicien neucn 3iued 6eraerid6tet por.
ocn; and bciinoa iidl i'm Snneren
oes 9erdiinIigen @oaes elm tleiueS
ShreibpitIt, ein Shranf lmo anOere
@erdtbidaiteu fir bic @erpalhml
Ser iabrborcn 9iiderei Seoer @agcn
perndg 1900 bis 1860 9GnOc 3u ioi.
icn cine @ibliotbet, 0ie 6inrcihcno
iit inn 10000 Wlanu fiir einigc Set
NIT 9eieitoii 5u ueriorgcu QRau
ucbi 0anad, fiir ieoe 0ipiiiou cine
ia6rbarc @riegs6iidcrei 5A idoiieu;
6ereits limo Is iolbe @aaen gcipen.
oct uoroen; cine 9iiderei Don 1900
9ouocn miro alles in oIIcm nit
2OOO Nlart bcrcdnct. Seoc oicier
9ibliot0ctcu mifaBt glIte @r5dbhm.
gen g9crte ser @eirbicbte nnO 'Rolitit
ser Geographic uno Geographic
Der glatlrpiiieuihaiten unO Eebnit
Sagen mo Nidrhcn, aalenoer, bHs
moriitiihe @crfc mO gIebulibeS.
CAB sic gluspo5( nidts ueniger als
eHgber5ig iit Benefit Der llmltono,
oaB Oie iabrborcu &ibliotbefen au6
9erfc BON Golitoi mo Garlnle, Don
56ieu iuo 9iornien in i6rc 9eitdn.
oe nuigcnommen baben,
&ormicgeno ieBten iid notiirlib
oieie aus oclitI@eu 9erfen auiam
men uuo IS biloct ia cineu biibi6eu
9eitrog 5ur %iDdclogic Der Geut.
idcn i'm ariege, ooB iih IN oieicn
fobrboren 9ibIiotbefen II. o. ouh
SAriften Der &Diloiop1en @ont lmo
Gudeu 6efinocn. Gie g(useobe ser
Slider on Die Solooten eriolgt
foItenfrei pdbrcno ole Ciii5iere iiir
coen 9ono uno Iog flint Fiennige
IA bc3ableu bobcn, moOltrd immcr.
bin Gin bcic6eioener 9citrog 81 Den
gcrpaltiugsfoiteu cr5ielt miro.
@iro Der Gruppentbeil Dem Die
ia5r6are ariegsbibliotbef 3ugepieier
III gum @ormorid comnauoirt 10
Dadt oud oie 9i0liotbef alii luo
iol9t ibm lei ieinem &orriiden Ga
man aber oonit rednen niB. OoB
Die ocrdunigen @aocn ouf Ocu
idiledltcn StraBcn GolcnS, Ger.
bicns mo 0lo5eooniens nidt cut
Uurou fonmen tonnen 70 1T Dor
Jorge oafiir eetroiien Dab cin E6eil
Ger Bidder in aiitcn pcrpadt mo
5ur 9enilbln9 All Der SSrout ami
lcidteren @ogen meiter bcf0roert
ueroen fam. S6on frtbcr baben
cin5clne SAiibcngr16eu aompog
nien uno 9otoiaone Der oeutiden
Erppen INN ibren geiitigen Sunger
3il itiaen iid6 eiaene flcine 9ibIiot6e
fen geidoiien; ourd oic ncue Sin.
ridtimg miro oas &erlauaen Der
SolOoicn nacb 2eftiIrc lnfaiicn0
un0 praftiiA befrieoigt perocn fou.
ncu. Gle lit oeun mah BON Den oeut.
i1en Eruppen NIT @egciiterlna be-
griiBt wor0en, uno Der Solouten.
5umor bat fir sic fobrbara 6elo6ii.
berei aud alcih cineu pertraulidcu
lnitigcn glomen sefluoen. g9ic iic
ndmlih I'M 6eloc ibre 5elofii@e Die
u@uloidtononc" nennen 10 bec9ren
iie Die @riegsbiiberei nit Der Se.
5eihnung nGie 9iloungsfouonc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

llnongencbm Serr (oer
fiir ole lSoustodter idpdrmt. nSier
bait ou cine @1arf, aorl mo nidt
wa6r. n6hiiens, wcm ocinc Sbwciter
i6l1ft. beiorgt on mir cine Sode Dot
i6r2~x aorl. sd moht reht gerne,
o6er wenn lie ihlaien gebt iperrt iic
ole 9oden inmer einl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
81 asIiliae annasr ssr saISaten

Der aeiitiec Sauaer Der solOaten-
llnicr 9crliuer Gorreipon0eut
idreibt ims
@cun Der 5ploat III Ribeitealna
6nter ser GanpiiroHt liegt, 70 rcgt
iid alSbalo ii ibm imwioeriteblidl
oas 9e0iiriniB nad 3erliremm8 lin.
ter6altin9, gInreatub. gluf engli.
idor ino iron5oiiider Se'te lit oicicS
9eoiiriniB. mcm oie gloAriAteu oer
cusliid-iran8oiiihen &reiie 5uirei.
ien0 iino. in eriier 9inie oaourc6 be.
irieSiat woroeu oaB mon aonitcr
&ariete. Supletidnger luo dbnlde
Aiiniher 8ur Undertaking. oerSriIppe
an oie 6rout geididt bat. Ger llnter'
ihieo in Dem Gboragter Der tdmpfens
ben Ratiouen ibeint iih alio aud aui
oleien @ebiete iharf aus5uprd8eu
Tenn nui oeitiher Seite Ill oas
glciac 9eoiiriuiB bod aai cine icbr
abpeiAcnoe glrt ouigeiaBt uno be.
irieoiat poroen. 1ie Celiideu ba.
ben in 0en beiebten @ebieteu Dieliah
Observation-Disclosures fir oie Suippen
eiuaeriHtet, pie iie 5 . IN NriiiieI
qlntperpen Sent Maricbai rio
s9iIna iattgcnmocn 1abeu. Iabei
muroen 3m 1beil lcidterc SuitipieIc,
3in Ebcu aber g9crfc ser tlaiiiiAea
oeutiden Siteroiur, bcionocrs Ora.
men bon ShiQer lmo @oct1c, BUR
2luifii6nma 9ebradt; oud Cpern.
glbcn0e babcu itattgefin0en, mo es
bat iicb ae5eigt, ooB Die ociitiben Col.
oaten 0eie Iarbictungcn. 0ie IN Dor.
nc6mein, fiinlleriid6eu Stile olrdae-
fiibrt mir0en oufs empidnglidlie
auiuahmeu. Gicien tbeatraliihen
1arbieiunaen iino W1tiit-9luiiiibrnn.
oen 5ir 5eite getreten. 3iu Dit.
pie 8lr 92eiifront lit cine ann3c gln.
SAIL bcrporragenDcr ocutiber S{ilnits
ler 2dliaer uno San9erinnen iouic
Nleiiter Der Gioline iuio oes aIoOierS
8ereiii; uno iie ale itinmen in 6cgei.
iiertcr 5Ailoeruna oarin iibcrein
mic Iobnouo uu0 mie ergreiien0 es
iei, Sen Eritppen i'm 6eloc sic Merte
Der oeitihen Gonmeiiter oor5uiiib
rem lmo mic oanfbar oas @ubliflm
i6rc 2eiihngen aiiigenomneu babe
glllein Der horatteriiiiibitc 3ug
Der III ocu aeiiti0eu 9eoiirfuiiicn OeS
Heeres in Der arie9s5eit
onitritt III ooh Dor allenl Der &c.
raoeiu Ieioenihditlid al nennenoc
nob 2ettiire oen bic oeut
ihen Sol0aten aili allen Ebeilen III
rer riciigcn 8routen an ben Gog le-
gen g3iiher Bidder imo nohmols
9iiher III ser 9luf iit sic 9itte. Die
ininer mieocr bon Scr 6ront Der laut
miro; unO es lit Die 3a6l Der Nii.
Diet, sic ali Die oeutiHeu Sol0oteu
iin0, naH picleu @pn.
oeritauienoer SIT 6crchncn sat bod
allein sic Ieitic1e Gi6ter.0eoGht.
nib Shfhng 3A Sombire bis gum
81 Ieicin6er 1915 iiber cine @iertcl
D}aion gutter 9ii6er pert6eiltl G6a
raftcriitiib 1T oobet ooB Die oeit
idlen Sol0aten aan5 ii6crmicgcuo &c
oicqcuc Scftiirc ocrIangen Die iie
1eiitig pirflid aure9t imo 6ereidert.
Bur gefrieoi9uno oes eepoltisen
leiiiigen Suaers Der oeiitiden
lruppen III in iiingiter 3eit ole
'rigincIlc ginridtna id6r5arer
ariegsbihereieu geidlaiien uoroen
Seeignetc sur 9eriiigmg ite6en0c
mogen inio orrh Ginbou bon &e.
fpllru u10 fal0armfpu 9lnifridi flir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

2ofoniib. &err (6ei'n @6o.
tograpben, Der ibon cine @eile oen
9(pparat bin' ino bcriie1). y9laL bo.
rem 5ie nal oos lit ia Der reinite
StcllungSfricA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

1rra SaS gerFaernnaS. .cepauemeut.
Gouscuarsr auSwsis aber oen. etauo oes
amerllauiidm 3mei0ee ost geamDnra.Src
MGR TctcrOeriidcrunaes0eicl pou onu'
Durs", oeuiinlauO, am 81. Gsjembsr 1918.
0elammic Giuuabmcn pdbrcnb
@ciammie i7 anSaabca wabrcno
oc9 NdDtce .............'.s'' i'A@V,oNo'9o
8nt6abcu.
Gliciicn n6 C6nQaiioneu. bon
Der @eieulhaii aeciqnei ..... SAolo,5 ,5oa.92
!, n"5 "S5snIscsHseaais% = .'.. .g9ss9 .g.9ss.97 g
Necnicn Nian6eu ........:.. zoo,tl5.lo
0psiS' aHS 9Gsos@ RllG a1'a''"nl'D' S'" 22Aies7
"ss'Ss''R @GnSs ibcr II Sem ai' esaoert6 I 24ssoos
V9alS SeiSs5lle % gsrmIic 3dIS''u''""S a.'., ~" oeo2
Nriiiioi 0uibabcn .Sf.s52 ,52041
9limi 5naclaiocne eintlabcn
glpcHicn Nnn3cH 3
oocr mcbr NQnaic .S0. 1853
aoialr paeinnocne @ui0oocust.sl3,349.5s
gerbiuolinlciicu.
ln6c5abllc &crInne nuo glnIpra' ~
oseern,ie T s''g gg;pcrSienic &rdmc,l f09l sos. .0s
cadre Wpicthc, lluiocn etc.. 100000
,gbQeihdtier Ncirag ipdier 5obli
barcr Vuiocs,, Sldaie. uio
nnocrcr SlWcru .......... 2lauu.OO
0ommiiiion. Wiallcroebnbrcn etc. 1,2oO.OO
c5efammfe Standardization. nit
9nsnahmc oeo Ndpiials 49,. 81 ,242 lO0.9o
ccflsSnba6er ............... 00O.573.G0
aoialc decentralization .Si.s4ssi3.5s
Rsrao scr am 3i 2e8cntper
1915 il ben 6ct. 1taaien li
0rait hciinolincn &oliceu SOCIAL L91IOO
Neuap oer n Wlarplano pnb'
rcno ocS TabrcS 1913 nhs0c.
iienien 8ullcen .+......-.. l,l22,O04.OO
Rrdmicu pChe pubreno l9l5
iil Wurp.On empdn9en
lurOcu ...., -..-..... lo,ooo,lp
Su Varplauo 10 1913 bc5aplle
Hcrilliic .... 4.......,.. O,o4f.c 80
geFInitc 'f'''' ,'........,@.... 5oi2.s0
eiaat Marnlaub. gsrimernnas. 2eparemeut
GummiiIdrsSArcnn. Nal more, ben Q,
Sebrnar 1916 SD hciheiniae bicrmli, oob
8oriiebcnocs Gin neutrality-suspicious. Nus5ug
aus Dem id6rlden gluspcle ocs amcriinns
idcu 8iuciQeS ocr 0nnlbnra'Vremen Dcners
GcrHmctnn9e Wccnimait uou Hnmbnrg,"
Hcrtimnuo, lr oas nit Dem 81, December
1915 cnOcnoc Snhr iit mic CT IN oclcnl 9li
rcau ciugerCicbl uprocn IT.
g1m. Wlaun ehrlnn,
gTl6euiugs Gommliidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
aolaIe lnaenan0cne @nI0a0eMsI las. .0l5.IO


-----
@crbinolmlciten.
llube50hlie Gerluie uno elniprns
hc (Ictio) ... St93, ,G0Gsf
O5cfdmnte unbcroicnic Qrdmicu 3,32S, ,357nl
gadrc Ndcibe llnfoiicn ctc 3,1f20e
glbqehdbter Nerna ipdier 5nbl4
burer Nunoes., Std0i& mo
nn0crcr Eicern ..... 100000
Gpmmiifinu. Miaicrqcbibrcn etc 2GA0SSS
(Srnb. Seucr gicicrbc ... 500OOO.00
@ciammic Standardization. mli
glusnabmc ncS 0npiidls. ...... ST, jos. 46d.tS
Sn gQQr be5ablicS
gllticni0pinl .... 81 ,000. 10000
llcbcrfGu6 fiber nlc
&crbinolblcitcH 900 1902
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
eyramf 6. 6Origatr,
Aacui,
31S-20 Munieg %uiloing.
ourm ons @crhmcrnu0s Ceparltmrni,

0unbCnnrtcr NneuciS hbcr ben Stano Der
,,Huribmcncrn National Suurnucr 80. Of
Wtllivanlec, MiSc.", am 81. Ee5cmber 1910.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

WTWI 0WWIV VWUVIWI VHIVWVNW'
Nacuieu 9ilnH5cn 3
oocr mcbr Nlonaie $12,919.o9
lIcbcriduioc gse6icl. -. 1,932.12
uchcridlliQc nuo aus
Qeinincne 3inicu alif
Nonos ......... 1868
Nunperib Der Nouos
iibcr Wariiiucrib 400 ,203.8G
Nl0riipcribc bon Spcs
5ial ScpoIIicn.. 45.0it.09
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Stnnt Wlarnldub, 0crFhcrnugs Scpnrtcmcrt,
GumniHdre bureau Baltimore, 6clt
81. Sdlunr 1910. Sd bclhciniQe bicrnii. ons
Noriicbenoc9 Gin Observation-Disclosures 2lns5uN
aus Dem idbrdlcn guamefc Der ,,yluribwcfeut
National Sniurnncc 81. Of Miilwnufcc, 9etec.",
fir has init ocm 81 Sc3cmbcr 1915 cHocuoc
Sa6r it, mic CT IN oieicnI @iircau cingeredt
worocH IN.
9enl. Wlnirn Sbcban,
SerilDcrunBa Gommiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Ounocndricr gluSweie iibcr ocn einub oco
nmerilaniimcn 3mciacc oer ySambnrg.Src'
mcr TcncrDeridcrnnas0 0eicllihait poH onni'
purg", ocutimlnHo, nm 81. SejeWbfr 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

GonSenrrsr Nuswsis hbsr ben stono Der
ameriianiiden 5iiiale Der ,,GorOOeutidleu
9erNherun0s Ueielli6ait" 0ou 0ambnre,
Geuiialauo am 81. reaembcr 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

2nra 0a5 gcTFacraua5. argarlemcui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
4oiaIc standardization.


9etrna orr am a. December
1915 in ocii @er Staten IN
Slrdit bciiuoldcu @olicen. .S7ls .666 099.0O
Ncirne Der IN W,nrpGno pdbs
rel0 o6s Slbre5 1915 duSgcs
fiellicn GOlcen .......... 5,3OS.5l0.OO
Qrdnlicn. iucdlc iudDrcuh 1915
ocn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9lsG5A3
&eriIiic .,...,,s..,s..". l3.950.30
@crInlic ............... i5A5lO
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21

which has marked the Arizonas construction by government work mem.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
ANE REGAIN FLAG
 HAULED DOWN ON
 BRITISH FRONT
American Medical Unit on Battlefield Is Disbanded Owing
 to a Death.

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Ameri- can flag, which had been flying for six months, just few miles back of the British fighting line some where in France" has been hauled down. It had marked the particu- lar big general field hospital of the British expeditionary force presided over by an American staff Of phys leans and nurses, the Chicago Medi- cal Unit. This unit was organized by Dr. J. B. Murphy. the noted Chi cago surgeon, who died a few weeks .agO.
 There was some thought of contin- uing the unit despite Dr. Murphy's death. and some of the nurses all ready had agreed to sign for six months of service. Finally, however, it was decided by the unit to dis band. A few days ago the hospital was turned over to an English staff and now many of the nurses are on their way home, while others are taking a holiday before return ing to America.
 The unit had the distinction of winning the Royal Red Cross medal and twice was mentioned in dispatch es for effective work
 Now only the Union Jack and the Red Cross flags fly where "old Glory" for many months had com pleted a trinity Of ensigns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
Charles A. Sulzer 6.s Rsmos5as oss Nomass from ass
Elected to Senate


 Mir. Sulzer was elected to repre- sent the First Division of Alaska in the Territorial Senate. being the only successful nominee of the Dem ocratic Divisional Legislative ticket. He received a large majority. al- though he had as an opponent May or NJ. J. O'Connor, Of Douglas, one Of tho strongest and best known and most highly respected business men of Alaska, and notwithstanding that he made absolutely no campaign at all, remaining at his work at his mine while others campaigned his district. He received every one of the 5S votes cast at his home pre- cinct.
 Strong and FOreeful
 In the first session of his term. he demonstrated that he is one of the strong and forceful characters of Alaska. He took great interest in all phases of legiglation that came to the front during his first session. which continued from March 1st to April SOth of the past year. He deyoted long hours 60 the work. and was conceded to be not only one of the strongest and steadies debaters in either house, but one of the dearest thinkers and most useful members. While thoroughly progress sive he is intensely practical, and always unsehishly patriotic.
 Early Life
 Born on a farm at Roselle, New Jersey, February 24. 1879. he at- tended public, school, Pingry school and graduated from Berkeley Acad- emy of New York City; passed ex- aminations to Princeton University, but before entrance time. he joined the 4th regiment New Jersey vOlun- teers in the Spanish American War and after being discharged from the army he spent one year at the West Point Military Academy. As boy Mir. Sulzer was a prominent athlete in the East.
 Alaska For Alaskano
 Senator Sulzer is a through AL askan. His affection for the Terri tory and his confidence that 1t will have wonderful future are un. bounded. He stands for Alaska for Alaskans." in all that the term means and implies, and for principle and progress instead of prejudice. for cooperation instead of vain guar. reling.
 Senator Sulzer is a member of Elizabeth Lodge Mo- 2S9 B. p. O. Elks, of Elizabeth N. J.. and Is one of the trustees of the Grand Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood, also of Ketchikan Aerie Fraterual Order of Eagles, and is dictator of sulzer Lodge 1905 Loyal Order of Moose.
 Wife Is Alaska Girl
 Mrs. Sulzer was formerly Miss Gertrude Harrison. of Ketchikan. They have one son, boy of ten years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
LOAN IS
 NOT APPROVED OF
 BY COMMISSIONERS

NEW LONDON, Sept 21. - The American section of the American and Mexican joint commission will not agree to any substantial aid to First Chief" Carranza in getting a loan for the de facto government until adequate guarantees are had by them from the Mexican section of the commission regarding foreign CTS and foreign interests in Mexico. The statement was authoratively made here today.
 For loan of S25OOOO,OOO Ameri- can money practically every un- pledged customs receipt of Mexico would have to be pledged, 1t was au- thoratively said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21

in rowboats and saliboats. They lacked every necessity of life. and great numbers Of women and chiI- dren were campod out in the open without food. The refugees said that indescribable disorder reigned lin Kayala, where bandits were loot- ing the houses and al the Greeks who could were taking refuge in flight, They said only three or four Americans remained in the town, the remainder having gone to Ina sos. la ars-l- E.r
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
REFUGEE SHIP
 FORWARDED BY
 THE GERMANS
Bombs Are Dropped by Aeroplanes on the Men Fleeing from
 Kavala.
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS

ATHENS. sepe. 21.--The Margar- etc. the boat in which Baron won schenk. head of the German propa- ganda in Greece. was sent to Kavala, to be turned over to che Bulgarlans, has arrived with 1000 refugees who were in the most pitiable condition. They had been without food for four days and were packed in the ship like sardines. The refugees said that a German aeroplane had dropped three bombs as the boat was leaving the harbor. which came with in inches of striking the ship.
 An eyewitness who described the entrance of the Bulgarians into Ka. vala recently said that three Greek regiments which had remained in the town were given until 10 o'clock one morning to surrender as prisoners Of war At the expira. ton of this ultimatum they gave up their arms after a slight resis- tanee and were taken up the coun- try. The same man said that 5000 Greek troops had been camped on Thasos Island in two camps. One camp offered to join the Allies and the men were shipped to Salonlki. The second contingent refused to desert the Greek army, and. the ref ugees said, the French proposed to return them to Kavala.
 Terrible conditions were described on the Island of Thasos. where 1000 refugees had fled from the invaders