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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
WHY DON'T PRESIDENT WILSON
M ITO


One sentence in the American
note protesting against the British
commercial blacklist strikes at the
root of the whole difficulty:
There are well-known rem
edies and penalties for breaches
Of blockade, where the blockade
is real and in fact effective, for
trade in contraband, for every
unneutral act by whomsoever
attempted
III the so-called blockade OF Ger
many were real and in fact effec-
tive" most Of the disputes between
the United States and Great Britain
need not have arisen II is because
there is no effective blockade Of Ger
many that the London Government
by orders in Council is interfering
lawlessly with neutral trade. Block
AIDES properly declared and enforced
confer important privileges upon
belligerents resorting to them, but
they also involve great responsible
tiles.
"A true blockade Of Germany
would render wholly unnecessary
the indefensible measures which
Great Britain has adopted by
seizures at sea, by blacklists and by
rifling the mails to discourage COM
mcrce between tho United States and
Holland, Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way. This point should be insisted
upon with increasing emphasis"
(New York WORLDLY
Well, why don't President Wilson
do it? Why don't he say to Great
Britain: you must let our mail and
our commerce alone; blockade the
German ports, II you can, but recall
your Orders in Council, they arc un-
lawful and we Will not tolerate
thcm!" A vigorous note Of that
kind sent toLondon at the beginning
OF tho war, when the first Order in
Council was proclaimed and inter-
ferance with our trade began, would
have saved the President all the
trouble which he has had during the
last 20 months and would have
saved him from the necessity Of now
defending himself against the charge
Of his opponent for the Presidency,
that the destruction Of American
life and the curtailing Of American
commercial rights were due to his
weakness and indecision.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
gNrean Oes @cban0e. anIpetlors.

70, 7NIITI IUIO.
IS ipiro Dcrmii bclannt 9cmd0t, oaB 8.
s.. @niian & Z. GauIc gemdB oct an ~.
Suni 1908 unicr5c6ncten Geroromna glr 1876,
%sS@ ScnSer s@aqpS aeHSr I'm s StoSuS " ~ nsa sS
ecindt bat oaS glnmecn gioroieife Der Suoiolls
GiruBe, 20 Sub meiiicD bon Der Jt0biuioHsStr,,
ais niicniid)c @arngc 5u ncnnben.
Z. 8. YDrtg
lsLn93-4) @ebdlbe.Nnipelto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
gln bic 0a,ncn.

IIe cln5igc aMnlc IN bcr efn0f.
llnicrc 9idbsNlciIcn iett oficn Snnge Sd'
men. wcl9e bic Steioerlnadbcriunil mad ben
III iur5et 8cit ourD ocn glnlhlub an oIcie
Nldiicu crrcmcn. ltnicrrimt Dorgens, gu6
miiings niio slbefos. Acquemc Siunocii. Snl
llnterr6is forilcicbt wcrbcn. @rlroliDer
llncrr6i I'M @pipliri bon WMiicrn erlbcili,
9dbcre glueinlt iMriilid oocr milnolid BET
qrl. 3nOero VII. 3O2, Sclt'Snrntcaa 'StrnRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

2. NuAut 1915
9lnocbote meroen iiir bcit Diubpr mn Stnois
raib non Baltimore bon 0cr GOnrnii Ncboroc
Der Gtaoi Baltimore eniqeeen oenommen IN
Bc3ug uuf Sbdnoerunpen i'm HaNerbaHe GnDs
GhnfcnsSoi, Scpartemcni g9plics nno
Glocr SiraBe fin ben @ebrau6 ocs gSniicr'
Scpariemcnis.
9ngebote nliiicn in Suplifa ansgceriigt IN
berIhloiienen @onpers eingcianot an ben
y8oaro Of 9lmaros Of Baltimore Gin aoreiri,
an Der @uBcneiic nit ,,ArcpUinl for gtltcrniiuu0
to Sturc SpMic, OjaA St Nnro Wntcr Depart
ment, 2polic nno Giiucr Gte." ocrmerit ctn,
mn miiiien bel Dem SiaotsJcgiiiraior, Srn
Nidorb c5iunn in icincm Hiircnu i'm JintbbauS
bor ooer lttn 4 llby Ncrmiiiaqs am Wilttmud,
ben 10, MMDnit 1916, enqereibt iperocn.
Sic glngcbuic nliiIIen bcqlciet fein BON ctnem
bcQl1nbQlcn @bcd ocS GicterS ami cine ,3lcars
ina Souic Nnuf" i'm NeruQe bon 5uciBnnoert
nno t..ii5n ($25000) GUITARS nlii bic Groer
0cs WtdDurS mo Stnotrni6S hon Baltimore.
Ger crfogre@e @icier muB elne Niirei@oit
iicllcn irno oic &oriDritcn ocS SidoiGbarierS
In Nc3ug auf 9onir1iic erliinen.
Sel0nltigcn mo Spc5lifnionen innncn an
ober nab Dem 3. Nu0nlt 1916 i'm Niireau oeS
Giebdnoc Snpcfiprs bcildiigl iperbcn.
Sic Gonirail Ne60roc be6dlt flo oo5 9ieDt
por. iracno cil oocr ale glngcboie 5urd5n'
z. g. 9Drne,
GjebdnocsSnlpcttor.
VeN1tai:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
2cutldIanO 1T TdIuIO Ourun, OuF scr Gunsrcf 10

8ucde" loqt Sic .gaorlo~ Qicic Deutidcn iino bod
gang nieoertrddJtigc Meudcn. glidt alcin ouB lie
Ourh bre grobcu 6ortihritte o Oenl 98cItmarft Gng
luuo 8pansen 8um Sdpert 81 greifet i'm Elm peitc
res gorOringen ocs Oeutiden Sanoels penigcns 5eit
meilig oui5ubaltcn, uuo uns Oaniit oe &flht ou
eregten unicr 2ano gum glrienal fit GnglonO uno
feline gerbinoctcn 5u MAIDEN moolrd mir nit @olo
ibcrIaocn puroen 0uingcn iie unS cbt audi nod, uns
all riiicu no Dos 0ol0 nit Dem mir unS 0urd ibrc
5duo 6n6en iibcrIoocn ntiiiei, an Ociien DRUID mir
inns ober 0od) idon gon5 gut gcuobnt batter fir
5Mladtldifie uno Sdlaffing elmer groBcn 9rnce pie
Der aus8uec6cnl Gie Deltiden iino in Der Ebat bic
og9ir0e Der 9lneeIiaden~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
QnnNnn gSnrf CSrlnctcrn.

Nnnpl1WlnNan1: TfcbcTid JIOn0.
NRtcnn: 9r. II, Nclt. Gardtngar Strnbc.
NcnrdbnBpldtc bon $25 an, nnicr bcltdnot'
acr ylullimi GNniihlnmen, @cfpiloc, Btlun'
gen etc. iiro in Treibbaus am 3nnpi'@npanp
81 iinocu. Infer gQcnt miro. ipcnn gepilll6t
N0rfprcc6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Die guuf BON GusnnO tiuOst AT, ban Tc bis auf

1le DaNt uDn NNBlHHD tNHDlgI an DuH nc us HNT
gSeerc8 feline Bcridtc nebr nlsgeben pcrDe iber oc
C5olobeltono DER 8nnf @as, oic 8onf BON Gng
l1no bon Der felt Ncnidcn9eocnfcn oeagt wuroc, OaB
iic 70 feit cbe pe Der v6eS bon Gibraltar, lc oac
manfcn, tie ioae i6ren gotenuulmf nidt me1r Our0
0jolO ocden f0nuen? g9as ogte bod nod Cir gOwarO
05rep Dor nun ntebr 8we Sabren2 England miro mc.
nig nc6r lciocn Dcin Is iib an Dem arieg betbegt
olS uenn 6 neutral bebe." acin &unocr Der groBc
Guglonofreno Gbares 80 Gliot &rdloent emeritus
scr SorDor0 llupcriitdt uerlangt INNER Dpn y1eucm
bic ger 5tauten ioIten oiif 5cite @'roB gritannctS
ituo iciuer @crbinocten in ocn &rieg eingreiicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
SOGn Scrluig,
GricO66ic
Baltimore Cemetery.

Ynrcnu: SaMpt@IngGns g0rth.9lUcnuc, Bfltd
buu ocr GAP sStraAc
NegribniBpldbe 3lt Dcrfaucn nDr $45 M.
Gefion mGH nnlcr imnIcrpd6rcocr glnibt
$,5 Jiailm tNr ciuiade @rdber. @Ieganie
ileuc Slupcllc.
NIi3crciiraBenginga icti ciIcn
4 (rSiut101c()
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

Iic ndcbpenannicn NerioHcn Dnbcn cine Rclt,
S T f9s MF"@Ser'Sg "US a s ssr eaepe SSSie
mcIcbe am Gienitan, ben f6. gln9nt 1916, I'M
u llbr Ndiio9s, IN Ncraibnta 9e5o0en merocn.
Frpeitc ntiilicn bis ~ llbr Wiitags am
Wiuntng, A. 9mnnit 1916, cnacrcid)i mcrociL
Ilr iueltbe SormuInrc allf @ciud In oieIem
Biircan erlan9t werocIl Ibnnen
gSIuiam 2. Srnucrs,
Nhcfs@Icrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Nas idncllc 9leihlucr6cn Mnlcrrr

2as iducIc OicidiucrOcu nnIcrcr
@lunitionS 6o6rifonten bat unicre
Eopier 6abritoutcn nidt ruben loi.
len. Sic bobcn iiM bcr6unoen uno
ben Ereis fir 3eitungsorudpopicr
nm SO, 100 umO nod meDr @ro3cnt
in ole S0be gei@robcn. Sin welli8
ocitidG @ciebgebung, cin lpcnig
uYruiiionisln~ tGut ms uot6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

NFFFVFFT FFFVV1VV
ben 9Ieigrubcn itrfcn babcn Die bon ben @rubcl-
gciibcru bcpofiueteu Strfebredcr oe ateu 9lrbetcr
3nnl, 9craiien Der @cgcno 9e5ulngen Sa ia, mir
iiu0 ooS gcicBliebcnoc 9of ollf @otcS Grobooci Us
lebe sic 0cnofratie jeuc wuHocrDolc 0cmofratie,
fir Die GuBlano f1mpftl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
3lc urddtiacn Rurt 9rpoitt- nno BctteriUn.
(erfurliuuct.

Mi6fs eici3f 6cm 5usoucOonua.TTub Gc.
lie6icr Sampler ysusquc6qnna", 8ier 10,
alebtGtraBc. SeSen 9ienIIoq, Souncriiag
lnl6 GQmiioQ nm 1 NadDm 3l Snulc t045
WadbiS. 0Piihuocbs, o Iurm @onniags 10
Normi. 81 Saue $50 8iucie SOC. Gjute
WtuDl3citcn 0uiif Begnn am 90 SuHt
(,Suni ,3Idc T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

po6rboitig nidt an9encbm iein IN
iictiger 6urcbt icbmc6en gu miiiicn ic.
ocn gLugcnblid Ourtb bcrltcnoe Bonn.
ben IN Stiidc 8crriiien ooer bon
Shrapneafugeln mic cin Sie6 ourd-
l0dcrt 81 perOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
s. iuIl wcOcr civ gnn6csgcIct mod cim glcu.ScrcO

81 iOIl ueocr cir ynnOesgcIct, nOd Gin gtcu Sereg
Staotsgecb geben ueldcS ben Eransport Bon Grplo
iuitoffcn ourdl ScrieD GitD Ourd wclhc StaOt ale
Mlunitiou fin glad Gom Sslono beoroert miro, regu
lirt Gcsbalb poacn Die Staot Gommiidrc pou ScrcD
Gip cniad ciu cigenes ojefcB6aicu Sic 6a6cu Die
@cororuuG BON 9o6npaggous orrd oic 5toot ole
nit Whuitou 6cloocn iiu0 idlonfwcg ucrboten imO
alien @obnbeanten iuio 9eoicdtctcn, sic id 0em Scr
Dot mioerieten nit Gerbnftna georo5t gsr no 8war
aclcbIicbeno o6cr mir fonnen oen Gonnarcn bon
SericD Gitp unicre SBmpatbie udlt pcragcn IS fonl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

9iItc @r. 10.
yiircuu bcr Gpirttnnlclr2icct5-Gu -GunrmiiIdrc,
3immcr 306, WcridDtS9cbdnoe
gSm. Ecppcr 0UuitnDlc, YrdIioent
Dicurnc =. gaocliiic,
GcOrne tllrr, VI. 2.
GonmiiIdrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

GriciIou.aimic - epc5inl eouniass. GgGurVun
rdt0 @elicron slbiabrt bon 2iebis ulo
Erat.Ghabc gunnngS 1870 gtndDn.
fubrt 5Ot, 9iunoiabri 60c. @ltig mr tiIr
&nq uiio 6umpcr) gnf oleIen i5abrfcn fclte
ait6crcn Billcie nccepiirt auS8enomnlcit nacb
Ncliebcu Der Gpmpdgle.
clarence eDriucr, 9. @, 81.
(eSlIt22, ,Gsa, 80 Tr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

Gdmc gorciic gSnr0.
@ooaon. glnenit 1901 03 Sinen. Git. ..... s
Wronot, gSllaln, t140 Gs|aca Ctr .......2t
SaS6ero. G6asrSIca S5i9s u, Ctr. .29
Scppi Soicpb dd4 u. sSnN CTR. ............ 5
WianciiIi GanueL G20 90 N.sGentroIglbc. :
WlorlS, &nllieL 702 04 SnAaIimoresSir.
Wiuranio, aloiariu, 420 81 Sorrelis5tr 5
JiomleD cjcDrgc g. rs GltGrob. 5lr....23
Easfosfi 9Ierunocr, 1896 &itSort 9lpe. "a
Gdmllobie, SrnHf, 619 G}Sremoni glOe. 90
Geiberi Gonliid, 2t6 70 sSnmburqsG Cir. 20
Sgolomnn, glmos, 1913 GitGaecrs
(Wuqt-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

geiidtiei:
SD6n DMbcrt,
inng. Brdlioent Der GontrnitNc00roc.
(glug3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
GricsIOm-2inIc nadv ScttcrtOn unS

SmrRd nit Gag aasGnneaoantpfern WorecnS
idglid, Nn6m. tdglt6, ansgcllonncH GOnn'
inps Nidld6rt BON NetertoI ti9lid epa
8 Nonm 5innoabrt GO Gagc) 50c. UlabI'
5elicn Toe. CSunll6--;
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alcaatiot.
gihrcan bcs Clcbdnhc. anipcEIurs.

une. Rrdiiocnt 6er @onlrafls8e6orl
(9(u03 -4)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

gploent Straalelps er operileoi8t.
Nan be6goer lige iaa Iiot at ior.
9Dl0e ell Solitraale JON at male en-
ellie boio.
gilOe aariiteubeoeas oaoarenoe
prggtigite BaOSbts (SoTiafirfen,
aonitantinopeD life Dere at lore
trptte ior g0en o~nDprenoe SRI
iten6eOs prggtigite @%nosbus". JONI
Der itoar2 ariiteu6eoen eller ben
9ellige aIminoeIige Strife bar Den
iamme ionl Den nuopren0e.
gYr9iten mesieoe ira Alteret"
6orbolosIeooet er ooeriIs0igt. Ter
mesies alorie fra andre Steoer
emo ira Glteret.
gfan merfer goot, at &lit.Pers
5orfatter bar p9ret / amerita.
.San oil6e life gaa Onfel cams
Dsr iorbi", % oct ifaI ban bape
8af for. Steoer / De ioreneoe Sta.
ter blioer Sfueplaos for nogIe al
9oeens SfifteIier. De optreoer i
9bicago oe / California, ia, .ieloe
aIit-Yers eneite Ssn, 3ate aen,
baoner iom SsmanosprGit paa
StiIIeboosfpiten, % Oenues 5en
itiioerer til 9r9it bIonOt oanife
i amerifa.
Stoiier paa Sarbosre fontpli.
menterer 9Imerifanerne iom isIger:
De funOe 10 biGIpe Jig ielo, JON
ameritanif en-" % ira iamme,
De oauif amerifanere, Ienoes beroeo
Ell oenlig 9ilien til alit.Bers 6or.
latter.
S. %. Sanen,
Stapleburit 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

ter 8rlgen oil 8D1tlallo ! lite
minore @ra0 emo England efiiitere
JON en- Stormagt, oct fan 6etale
Jig at ie9e 5or6uno meo.
9ele Oenne llopifling fltn0e,
5Dis Den fun too for oct iapanife
&iosifriftS egen Gegning, 6etragtes
iom erfeslpit aanoeit6beri iom man
life be6gOeOe at tillg9ge OiOere
8etponin9. Vlen 8lroerinaen BIZ
Uer noget on0erteoe5, mar man
erfarer. at n8ai 9tippon@ er Or
gan Tor BET japanife N3ilitprparti.
Gen Sutning, iom Artiflen / ga
gtippon" ilutter me0, at Den ia.
|panife degering life maa lace ben
Seilig6e0 ubenDttet, Iom | Iar-
bun0reOer life oil fomme tilboge
igen = ben S9tning er bette Bar.
It's 9nolingstanfe.
On BET nps lteofunone Mini-
iterififte / Sapan betpoer en- Gil
nermelie til Militerpartiet og bets
Frinciper, er enonu life bleben BELT
Hart. 8roos De meget ti~lbogebolo.
ne llOtalelier, iom De npe Magt-
bapere bar fremiat, fan aoIfilligt
BOG tp0e paa, at MarIfal Ierau6i
Iom 9eoer al Den uoenri9ife Boli-
tit oil title iterre 5ororinger emo
8reD Ofllma.
@n 9rig mellem Sapan o. Uni.
te0 States pil0e fomme 3DIferne
go0t tilpas, 6a ben rimeli9bis oil.
De fsre til ct 5orbuo moo 9eoerin9
al Observation-Disclosures fra 4merifa
til @ntentemagterne. Men oct er
life ianoipnli9t, at set oil fomme
6ertil. Ogiao in0en 6uloenoelIen
al Den planla9te anerifanIfe 6laa.
0euobi0elie err Be 6oreneoe Staters
Wnrine it9rfere emo Sapans. Og
England, Der er 5orbunosfelle meo
begge Barter, o9 iom life fan itaa
zig oe0 at ORE no9en al Dem, bill
op6poe alt ior at forbin0re ct
gruo. 90 England uosoer I Sa-
pan Den itGrfeite al al Slags SnO.
flpOelie, ben efonomiife. Gen ia
Stotsgelo er itor, og oen
er Tor ben langt ooerpeienoe Del
paa engelife S9noer.
Den ielp ON man mlaa antage,
at De 9lore Statsmpnos &aoo /
oil ofpGrge ct aa6ent gruo,
6aaOe meo England og limited sta.
tes, 6liner ben iapanIfe ltopioelies-
en- 5aftor, Iom europa og
.naOnlig @uropns 6orma9t / git.
aiierL England, oItio bill babe at
regne meo. Sg oct er life blot Sen
iapanife Soloat, men ogiaa, og
moaife nof iaa meget, 0en iapanIfe
@sbman6, iom man mlaa frDgte.
5 Iaret 1908 itoo Sen engelife og
Den iapanife Sonoel meo aino ont-
trent lige, men M 6ar Den iioit-
nppnte ct umaa0eligt 6oripring;
| 1915 omiattes Ser mellem 9ina
og england gorer for / alt ont-
400 Willioner / oanife &ro.
ner, meoens 8arellooefslingen mel
lem aina og Sapan 6el9b fig til
en- Willinr0. 90 oenne
llObiflin9 ipneS at futile fortipttes
iamnle Eentpo.
San mart 9ri9en / europa er
.niIluttet, pil De europ9iife Stor.
magter, ielo De, ser bar 8ien0er,
mart iinoe ~bperonore | 9eitrpbel-
ierre FOR at 6oI0e oen itore, fineIi-
ife 8remtiosmorf %rpooelig. Spsrss-
er BLOT, bpor meget Snpan
fan noo at foa uorettet og boor
betpSningsiuI0e aenosgernineer Ser
fan blibe ifabt, inoen europa faar
SiS oe 3o til ooioa at paste paa,
bbao Der ioregoar | 9itoiien.
M1ounttr |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
neutrality-suspicious.
| 9anmarf.
S. 30 Sanien,
Stapleburit, giebr.
III.

~ DtSoSh oAt fHisNif " wv
oaterne bleo permittere0e % oen0te
biem til 5reoens 8erning, % on
allie meo iriife Rrpfter % nni
9aab tog iat paa arbeioet, fom Der
burtig Dipping | 2~anobrlget run0t
ON | europa. Heiultatet berai
par Ell ioreget BroOuftion al 2ono-
brussprooufter, en- Opopn9en al
aornpnrer, fom uobeoes til Solg,
oe fom 5elge 6erai ell Spnfen /
oisIes Fris. anSre Omitpnoig-
beoer fom til % oirfeoe | iamme
Retnine; oct par ioaleoes oe0 ben.
ne 9io, at aartofielaoIen uobreote
fie | Here af Giiropos 9anoe. Gil
oisie alminoeligere aarioger Tom
enoml for Daumarfs 8eOfommenoe
i9rIige IarInger, Der poerlieere bi.
orog til at trpffe priien paa oanife
2onbbrugsprooufter % Uanifelig.
gre oeres aiiRtning. EiOligere
boo6e Rorae o9ret Sooeomarfeoet
for Dor aornnofsriel, % ri bao6e
Der baft Ell pr%iOilioeret Stilling
Otter goifillelien al De TO Sanbe
fornnOre0es bette, % 0anif aorn
matte betale 8olo | Ror9e | Gig.
beo meo Gorn ira andre 2an0e.
9aa famine 9io Isgte en9lanS- at
Inffe fit Rarfeo for iremmeo aorn,
og beo 9olOIopen al 1916 forbsie.
oes Standardization paa aori, ia
Snofsriel bar enoos belt iorbuot,
naar 9riien / england 9if UNDER
en- bis Ssioe. Groos oisie li9un-
itiee 9etingelier bar england oct
Steo. bpor oanif Corn fornemIig
mnatte isoe Afi9tnin9, % netop |
oisie aar er bet, at port aorn be.
e1noer / itsrre Omfnn9 at uoisres
til England, men De priier, oct al.
iottes til, mantte lnoer De beitan.
enoe Eol0forbolO ielpfslgeIia bare
ringe.
Briierne | 6e isrite 9lnr eiter
1918 bar operoroentlig bsie, mar
De au9aoes | SeooeIpenge, og ielo
nnIatte | aronensnt bar De ret go0e;
| arene 1917, os Her 1918 bar
De enoog meget bsie p. Or. al
ugunitig S6t | europa i aarene
1916 % 1877. Wen oerefter fom
9eoganeen, 90 | oe nGite 6 aar
Dor bi ct ooeroroentlig noIOiomt og
opbt YrisioIo meo Ninimum |
aarene 1922, 1928 % 1924, bn
Yriierne bar enaet neo til en- Gre.
6ieoel a en- 6ieroeoel al priierne |
1918, og | SammenIigning meo
Bapirspensene | be foregaaenoe
Gor bar 5aIoet enoml opbere.
Sammenliener man griierne |
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priIerne Iiee iaa Iaoe Iom | oct be-
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for at boIoe 2anobruget oppe. 81
ter en- b9loig Yrisitigning, Der
itraffer fig ODER u a~arbunoreoe,
bar man aItiaa / esbet al nosle
foa aar, fra 1914 til 1920, pluO.
ieIie faIoen neo til oct iamme ef.
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Den bele 9epngelie Git no fra.
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butter par Galoet life fulot iaa
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bpbt 90 al i~nosribenoe g%etponing.
ON neutrality-suspicious. Stbrrelie
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
PIANO O SALE.

We have a high grade piano
that we will sell at a sacrifice
bargain rather than reship. For
full particulars, write to the Bur-
Company, Omaha, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.

A new edition of this excellent book has just come
from the press of Lutheran Book Concern, Columbus, Ohio.
It. is a book that should be found in every Lutheran home
and that should be carefully read by every young Luther
an man and woman. Such reading will contribute largely to
a proper appreciation of what our Lutheran church is and
stands for.
The book contains 208 pages and is substantially bound
in cloth. The price has been reduced to the insignificant
sum of IS Cents to place it easily within the reach of all.
We carry the book in stock and can fill orders promptly.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-31
liam Hartmann, and a telegram from

liam Hartmann, and telegram from
Lake Forest sent February Fl, 1916.
1t was one obtained on a court order
Saturday by the State, a copy of which
was ordered given the defense today.
The message was addressed to Hart.
mann Of Chicago and was signed a.
according to James Fl. WilkersOn
senior counsel for the defense, the
message read: Watch G. il case
comes to trial" Send letters. "Who
either A or e are, was not deter
mined
Hartmann went to the defense last
Monday with a story that Miss Lam
bert had been aided in her trouble
by his cousin, Clara Cramer, nurse,
and that Miss Lambert had told Miss
Cramer she contemplated suicide at
times. He said his cousin was in
Toledo. Kenneth Hawkins Of counsel
for the defense went to Toledo seek
ing Miss Cramer. They were told there
that she was in Chicago. Hartmann
then is said to have "double-crossed"
the defense, appearing at the Office of
States Attorney Dady as witness for
the state. Mr.. Wilkerson said he
could not explain Hartmann's actions. !
Mr.. Dady refused to comment upon
either in court or OUT,
judge Donnelly ruling AGAINST the de-
Tense in their action to have the state
explain its actions regarding Hart
mann, information it had found about
the telegram or any other move it
might take as long as they were legi-
innate. G
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-31

I know that this is a lie. l would
shrink as from a plague from an Am
erican who would say that he does
not care what happens to another
American. Lofty words are poor
companions. if they cannot be trans
lated into deeds"
Col. Roosevelt's principal speech
was heard by cheering crowd. each
person waving a small American flag.
The pocket knife thrown at Col.
Roosevelt's motor car during the pa
rade struck the arm Of John w. Nc
Grath, the, former presidents secre-
tary, and fell to the running board of
the car, McGrath admitted tonight
The secretary said there was no force
behind the knife, and he believed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-31
70 PROMISED FOR
K|L[DEER TRIP
Trade Extension Committee Ex-
poets Big Success for "Get.
Acquainted" Journey.
PROMINENT CONCERNS
TO BE REPRESENTED

A representation of at least seventy
prominent Bismarck wholesalers, job.
bers, retailers and professional men
now seems certain for the "Get-Ac-
quainted' special to be run over the
Northern Pacific to killdeer and
intermediate points Friday.
The Trade Extension committee Of
the Commercial club yesterday an
nounced pledges from the Lahr Motor
Sales Co., Theodore koffel, Bergeson
& Son, the Provident Life Insurance
Co., p. E. Young, Western Sales Co..
Webb Bros, A. w. Lucas, P. E. Byrne,
Joseph Breslow, Burt Finney, j. H..
Johnson, J. H. Pearcy, representing
the Bismarck Business College; John
Peterson representing the Grand Pa
cific Hotel. Other reservations
are: the Hotel Mckenzie, the
International Harvester Co., three
reservations; Henry Hoist. represent
ing the Patrick Co., the City National
bank, B. C. Marks; First National
bank, F. E. Shepard; Bismarck bank
George H. Russ; A. Christianson, Mer-
chants Credit Co.. Kimball Piano Co.,
G. W. Cochran; Montana Life 1nsur-
ance Co., B. e. Jones, New York Life
Insurance Co., H. w. Richholt, r.
Holmboe, photographer; F. A. Cope
lin, Dakota Motor Co.: J. A. Larson,
Carpenter Lumber Co.; H. T. Murphy,
H. T.. Murphy & Co.: Chris Bertsch,
Jr., Bismarck Motor Co.; E. A. Nor
rissey, Dakota Printing & Stationery
Co.; Bismarck Commission Co., w. A.
Hughes; Bismarck Foundry & Weld
ing Co.. Bryan's livery. Armour & Co.,
w. G. eastman. Central market,
Northern Produce Co., Carl Nelson:
r. F. Flint. Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture and Labor: Major F. S. Henry,
Commissioner of the Public Land
Office; Tom Hail. Secretary Of State;
L. w. Sperry, Carl O. Jorgenson, state
auditor, John Holman, c. w. Nichols,
Bismarck Grocery Co., H. F. Keller,
Bismarck Tribune Co., G.. d. Mann;
o. Lundquist, assistant postmaster;
r. j. Kalvelage, National Cash Reg
lister Co.; A. Upton, auditor, J. I.
Case Co.; c. N. Kirk, Marshall Oil
Co.: A. B! Olson, Gamble Robinson
Fruit Co.; Carl Peterson, Missouri
Valley Motor Co.; Stacy Bismarck Co..
F.. O. Clinton; j. H. McNary, Bull
Tractor Co.; l.. w. Mclean, Murray
& Mclean; General e. A. Williams
and the Meinicke Construction Co..
All Of these pledges are given with
reasonable assurance that nothing will
interfere to prevent the participation
of the individuals and firms named.
Probably as many more hope to go
il arrangements can be made, and
the Trade Extension committee ex-
poets to add materially to it's list to-
day and tomorrow.
With thirteen-piece band, the dele.
gates which will leave Bismarck at
Z o'clock Friday morning should num-
Der not less than ninety, and the ex-
cursion promises to prove one OF the
most popular given under club aus
pieces in recent years. Anyone who
anticipates taking in the trip and
whose name is not included in the
above list, is requested to advise the
secretary, phone 313, not later than
Wednesday neon. in order that their
names and the houses represented
may be in:ir;ei in he official bccster
bulletin for the day.