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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
GOVERNMENT OWNED
ROAD Is SUCCESS
Reclamation Service Builds Line
Twenty-Five Miles Long Capital
lists Refused 70 Consider.
ITS BUSINESS INCREASING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Success-
ful.operation OF a goverument-owned
railroad. which private interests
could not be persuaded to build, is
causing much satisfaction to Interior
department officials. The line, ex-
tending twenty-five miles from
Yuma, AriE, to the Mexican bound
airy line through the Yuma valley,
has been in operation daily since
February and has carried 100000
tons of rock besides frequent ship
ments of other freight, which are in
creasing. Passenger traffic has been
light, owing to the appropriated re-
gion through which the road runs,
but considerable progress has been
made in the settlement OF the coun-
try and townsite eighteen miles
from Yuma has been opened.
Construction Of the railroad, the second
government owned line, was deemed n
necessity by officials OF the United states
reclamation service. They had been un-
successful In efforts to interest private
capital, which considered the prospect
doubtful for the paymenS even OF its ex-
penses. As system or rock revetment
was required by the Yuma valley re-
clamation project the engineers decided
the material could be placed economically
only by use Of track laid upon the leVee
which protects the Yuma valley from the
overflow OF the Colorado river. Work
was begun April ., 1914. and the first
spike driven MAY I OF that year. The an
nual summer floods of 1914 delayed con
struction work. but Il was completed 60
the Mexican boundary in February. 1914
The line IL twenty-five and one-half
miles long. including sldings.
Equipment of the road consists OF q
gasoline motor car bearing in bold letters
the inscription; United States Reclama-
ton Service, Yuma Valley Line" The
car carries seventy passengers and makes
regular trips daily TO the boundary and
return from Yuma. A contract has been
made with a transcoutiuental railroad for
Joint use OF tracks at Yuma Carload
shipments destined for the Yuma valley
are taken over by the reclamation service
and carried on It's line, charges being reg
ulated by the Interstate Commerce COM
mission.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Building Owners
and Managers to
Hold an Election

Edwin s Jewell. manager Of the CITY
national Bank building. is slated Tor
president Of the building Owners and
Managers association. He heads the
ticket recommended by the nominating
committee. The election Is to be held
at noon January H. at the Hotel Loyal
This is the annual meeting Of the assoc
citation
The candidate for vice president is a.
A. AIlwine; treasurer. Hugh Wallace and
Ed o. Hamilton; directors, Ernest Sweet
and r. o. Babcock.
While members have the parliamentary
right to nominate other candidates from
the floor, 1t is customary to adopt the
recommendation of the nominating COM
mitteO.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Omaha Real Estate
Men to Convention

A delegation Of real estate men OF
Omaha will probably go to New orleans
for the convention Of the National Asso-
Citations OF Real Estate Exchanges Marcn
n TO 81. A committee has been appointed
from the local Real Estate exchange 10
look after local arrangements, such as
eanvassing the members to see how many
will make the trip, select the railway TO
be taken, make the necessary reserVa-
lions and probably make reservations ri
New Orleans in the hotels for the delega-
ton from Omaha The committee con-
sIsts of z. r. Benson, Brewer McCague
and Ed Slater.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Kaiser Near Death
In a Zeppelin Flight

PETRoGRAD Cvia London. ian. -
The Bourse Gazette today prints SEN
sational story Of narrow escape from
death by Emperor William during a
rllght in Zeppelin airship over Warsaw
Although the story lie officially denied
I'm Germany, the Bourse Gszette's CORE
spondent claims that he is in possession
Of circumsta initial details Of the entire tn
cident and as confederation OF the truth
OF his statement. says the crew and Of
ticers Of the sirship we're especially re-
warded es having saved the empenor's
life during the flight at the front.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
HOSPITAL PROVIDED FOR
WOUNDED ARMY DOGS

BERLIN. Jan. 7.-(By Wireless to Say
Vile 1.-THE dogs of the army hospital
service have had a hospital provided for
them in Jena and already a number Of
dog patients have been treated there for
wounds and various ailments. The hos
pital was built by convalescent soldiers.
So far during the war the dogs of the
service have rescued at least 5000
wounded soldiers who otherwise would
have persisted
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
HITCHCOCK URGES PROBE
OF MAILS INTERFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Jan 7-Investieation
OF foreign interference with United
States mails on the high seas or en- route
20 destinations is contemplated in reso-
luton introduced today by Senator Hitch
cock OF Nebraska calling upon Postmaster
General Burleson TO supply the senate
with all Information in his possession
bearing on tho subject The resolution
was referred to the postal committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
'Ere's Baron AstOr
Of Hever Castle

LONDON. Jan, s-william Waldorf
Aston. formerly Of New York. who was
raised 20 the pcerage last week by King
George, has assumed the title " Baron
Aston Of ltevcr Castle.
Lord Charles Bcresford has taken the
title OF Lord Beresford OF Metemmeh and
Curaghmore. Metemmeh was tho scene
OF one OF the early exploits OF Lord
Beresfords naval career.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
DOUGLAS APARTMENTS
SOLD FOR INVESTMENT

Hastings & Heyden have sold to ]. ].
Meliok. through c. w. Caullzins, his
agent, the Douglas apartment, located
on Twenty sixth avenue between Doug
las and Farnsm streets. They took as
part payment go acres OF land near La
Platte Mr.. Mellick bought the Douglas
as an investment. The consideration was
in the neighborhood OF $4,000
The Douglas consists OF six siK-room
apartments and one four-room and was
built a little over one year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Railroads Fined for
Stock Law Violation

CHICAGO, jan. 7.-Fines amounting 10
1880 against railroad companies were en-
tered by Judge George A Carpenter in
the federal district court today the
charges embracing violations OF the TWEEN
ty-eight-hour Law in the shipment OF cat
tie, the safety appliance law and the
hours OF ssrvios q day act. The fines and
the charges are:
Illinois Central Railroad company $500
for six Violations OF the cattle law.
Atchison, Topeka e. santa Re Railroad
company. uyOu for violation of the cat
tie law.
Chicago. Milwaukee a St Paul Rail-
road company 81 $40 for violations OF the
Manufacturers Junction Railway COM
pany, 500 for six violations of the hours
Of service law.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Stecher Throws Des
Moines Wrestler

CALU Met, Mich, Jan Joe Stecher
OF Dodge. Neb,. threw John stohl OF Des
Moines, la, twice In five minutes tonight.
winning three catch-as-catch-can wrest-
ling matches. Stecher won each fall with
scissors and toe hold. the first in three
and half minutes and the second IN
one and a half minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
l.. ID. Hanna Receivers.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Jan. 7.--Gover-
nor l. Il. Hanna OF North Dakota, who
has been III OF influenza in a Copenhagen,
Denmark, hospital since the arrival Of
the Ford expedition, has recovered and
will sail for the United States as soon
as he can arrange transportation, ac-
c1rding TO a cablegram from the govern
nor received tonight by his brother. r.
.C Hanna OF Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Creston Annex to
Be on Market Soon

Creston Annex will be opened for sale
about the middle of January by II. II.
Harper & Co.
This Is a beautiful, high, slightly tract
OF ground between Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-eighth streets. north Of Davenport
II is a close-in tract, being almost a
mile closer to the business district than
Dundee. II is near some OF omaha's
unest homes. All lots are on paved
streets and have sewer, water and side
walk.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
JAPANESE ANXIOUS TO
SERVE IN LION ARMIES

VANCOUVER, r. C.. Jan. 7-Aithouglr
official authorization for the formation OF
a regiment Of Japanese 60 serve with the
Canadian overseas contingent was re-
ceived only few days ago. more than
900 naturalized japanese already have an.
pressed desire to enlist ,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
crete OutpIays Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Jan. 7,--ISpecial Tel
tonight at basket ball, 81 to 1G Crete
eXcelied the locals ia passing tho ball
and throwing the baskets and won by
FundeIl brothers starred foe Crete and
Smith and Shelleherger for beatrice.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Fire DestroYs MIL.

MOUNT UNION. Pa, Jan. 7.-One OF
the finishing mills Of the Aetna Ex-
plosiVes companys plants here was de-
stroyed by fire tonight The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000, No lives were lost and
spontaneous combustion caused by an in
crease in the temperature in the build
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Big Building at Cincinnati Burned.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. THE large
three-story depot and office building OF
the Adams Express company at the
northwest corner OF Front and Butler
streets, this city, WAS destroyed by fire
early today. The loss is estimated at
$500 COO Crossed electric wires in the
auditors department on the second floor
Of the building are said to have caused
the fire
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Puts squirreIs to VOL.

John ID. Kesier, a barber OF Clarksvile.
Ga. is believed 20 be the first man 20
nut squirrels TO work. He has a pair in
front OF his shop, and they turn the usual
BARRIERS colOred sign
The little animals keep the cylinder
turning almost as continuously as a mo-
tor. and the irregularitY OF the movement
attracts greater attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09

Was quite tcue and continued to come
each evening to he MIXED
Captain Friday expressed HE desire
to return to the island again and try 90
take drove " whales and start can
ming factory for condensed milk. and
expect 70 hear from him before long '-
Seattle Post Intcllgencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09

That daily bath be given him was the
stipulation upon which Big Tom, a large
gray cat was turned over 10 a private
family bv the Animal Rescue league at
Kansas city. Since early summer Toms
pet diversion has been his daily tub" In
the drinking tank. Rescue league attend
ants say Tom Is the only water-loving
cat they have ever seen.-Kansas City
Dnaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09

ing one OF Serbias allies The punish
ments, however. are rare. Babounsky's
reputation is too we'll known
The magic phrase: Listen, my friend
shall see that Babounsky hears Of this"
generally has its effect
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
Is AdJudged insane.

BATON ROUGE. La, Jan. T-Robert L.
Knox, surveyor OF customs sor the port
Of New Orleans, who on December %
ehot and killed two men In a railroad
station here. was adJudged insane by
lunacy commission today and ordered
confined i'm the criminal division OF the
state hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09
British Submarine
At the Golden Horn

ATHENS. Jan. s--Reports received
from Constantinople by a local newspaper
declare that British submarine made it's
way from the sea OF Marmora to tho
Golden Horn and attacked an arsenal
using much ammunition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
(TmOiin6Iidlc gtraic.

stIs 8olgc cines 5treiteS nit ci-
ucm NaaSgenoiicn niuBte Der 81,
id5ri9c @corGc Fbiaip geitcrn 5ur
g'crbmouug iciuer Mlnoen bic ibnl
poE leiucm @c9ncr JiiAoro 3. Nlelio
5igeiiiot uuroen IN Der 0itliden
glmbuIon5 nod ocm yWicrrD.Soipi.
tor gcbraht mcroeil no bic 9ler5te
@unocn am Ssopic uno cinen mobr-
irbeiniirben 5dJdoelbrlih ieltitellten.
@cioe aaulpiD0bnc murocn mcgen
inorocntlidcn 9ciragcns Dem 9iid)t
ter @errt9t inl 6itlitbcn @oli5ciscrihi
porgeilbrt QGcr bon oeier glntloge
treaeprodcn. Der glnGreiier WlcIio
ipnro, icoodj mcgcn glngrifis uno
a0lperosylcbpug 5h $50 5trafe uuo
yi5scp Dcrurt6ciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
$150,000 fir Die 0Wsor9lauOer biitO-
ride @cicllidaft" 6enUt6igt.

5rml @1orp g9oibington aeDier
bot ser nSiitorii6en @eleIidoft bon
MorDlono" Oos bIbibes @obnbouS
an ser Silopcit@de bon @Iommcnt-
StroBe umO 9arf glDenue gum @e-
ibenf geruudt, imO es lit jebt Oos
geitrebcn einen StiftungSfono bon
$t5O,OOO fir oie @eieai6oft ulif8u-
brineen. Die @eieaihaft 6eitebt felt
70 Sobren un0 bat ibr jebiges Seinl
al Der Sorotoga- uno ct. Houl-
StroBc felt so Sobren inne. 90 oos-
ielbe in Sen letten Sobrcn fir Die
3pcde Der @eieaitboft iIn3uldngli6
gcmoroeu lit trug ii6 Oieielbe nit
Dem @eoonfen Elm neues Sein 81
fin0en itno Die bohber5ige @abe Der
fSrou SeDier fom iebr gelegen. Dos
@e6GuOe puroe bon 8rutt aepier CUR
@rinncrlmg ON ibren @ottcn $. Sr-
pine aepier Der @eieaihoft gelpiO-
met. @S nuroe friiber BON @no6
@rott belpobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
SOOt uafecimnOcn.


Sn bolb bcpuBtloient 3ultonoe
murOe Der 27 id6rige @iaiom Bol-
lod bon gir. 2004, @recnmoltnt'
9lpenue, bon ciner lnbcfonnten 6roll
III Sutton's @ebolS an oer Sronflin.
&ooo aiifgeiunocn. 9ic Irou be-
@corgc .. Bolton ben
Better ocs SScit.@eno .SteinbruAes.
Der ocn @1onn III ieincm glutonobil
nod Dem D6ronflin.Squorc Soipi.
tai" 6rodtc, no oericlbe Is Wlinllten
nod iciucr GinIiciicrung ior6.
4olof ioa Ser 5rau, oie i'm fono,
er3dbIt bdben er iei bon cinenl Baum
gefuacn ooA fonnte Or. 6erneD-
boll0b ponl oGoiuolto- -&oipital" tcinc
Gerletingen ooer 2Gbi6iirfingeu om
a0rper Oes @lonneS finocn.
Gic @Itern Ors Gootcn muBten
MIR, Dob ibr Sobn iiber llnmobliein
flogte, ols er iicb our 9(r6eit besob.
@r mar ais 5ubrnlnnn bel scr @as.
ino Glcftri5it1ts- @cicllidoft beiddf.
tiet uno ipuroc, ais er iid 6lr g(r.
belt mcloetc, cntitbuloigt, Oa CT ii6er
aranfiein floGtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
sam ans gyirainien nnO itar6 bier.

Ger 9lcoer @iaionl Scott, Der IN
ener Gripot. 9lmbulon8 auf Dem
@egc nn6 Dem oDlorDlane llniDcr-
iitGts.S .Soipitnl" mar Inn lib pcgen
elmer 51uBpunoe bebanocln 6u lai.
fen itnrb, cbc er ons Solpital cr-
rcihte, uno Die 9oli5ei lit eifrig be-
miibt bic 6rau oes @aonues aus
fipoig 8u ma6eiL Die nit ibrenl
N}aun 5uiammen am 0ienitog bon
Sroineton So, onlongte. 9Iif 9e.
irngcu oes 9liitolenfers, nad mcldent
@oipitol Ell ibren Wtann bringen
ioGtc, crfIdrte Die 5drtlicbe @ottill
NIT cincm 8lu6, ouB es ibr gan5
olci6giIItie iei iuobin ibr @lonn &C.
traAt pilrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
0nagLnitcrnIunpcr bcg ggaiIcnhanIca.

Goun oieies So6r ui6t in Scr 9ln-
ltolt obgeboltcu pcrocn. TT g9iro
ON 6. mo Z. Gc5em6cr in Der
2cbmonn-SoGe ituttfinOcn.-0cr
u9omeu gldbbercin" 6ittet nm
sic lluterihietng Ourc6 OoS ol-
eemeiue @u6Iifiun.
Scr o0onen gidbberein" oes
n9(Ggemcircn GcutiAcn Boiicn6ou-
icS~ Bat fh OicieS SSobr 5lm eriten
Mol gc5plmgen geiebcn Dos glbbol-
ten Oes iG6rli6cn 9lliterneiiens gum
8clteu Der @oiicnfinocr aus Der 9In-
Itolt nod ciner moeren Soue 8lt bcr-
lc0ct nm ieOmeOe @efobr fir Die
&hiOeri6uar aus Der 9lnitolt fern5ii-
bolten. 0ober muroe geItern gto6.
nlittog in elmer Sisung Der Domen
beidloiien, Oos 0iesjdbrige glritcrn.
@IIen onl Wfittpo6 imo 0onneritog,
Ocn 6. inO 7. 0c5enber, in Der
2cbmoun.Snae ob5ubolten noboem
Elm Sdreiben bonn Direttorilln oeS
@oiienbouies perleien iporOen mar,
Dob cs nit 9fiidiibt ouf Die @efabr
Der Sinocrl6bmung nibt rotbian
iei Die glnltolt fir Oen oagemeinen
8ciu6 often 8u boltcn. gSie berIou-
tetc, bat iid Der a@ermonia-Ntdn-
ner6or" in Oieier Sotbe iebr entgc-
gentommcno ec8eiet, unO ocr u9o-
ncn.NdbDereiil", melAem Die Sorge
fir 0ic aleioun9 ser Yfleee6eioble.
nen oblicgt, bat Ollrd icine Frdiioen-
tin 6rou &otb. 9Otbmonn oen
@iml6 ouseeoriidt, oaB oos gItt-
iterniouper ourcb 6obIrci6en Gorbcr-
fulf bon 9iaeten lnterItiiet miro.
g9ie oie Sefret6riiL 6rmi @lorg-
Gobri6, mittbeilt, merOen Die 9iIlete
in oer nGcbiten @erianmlllng om er-
itcn glittpod i'm 9aoOembcr uusse.
geben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
stupellanf
(Oft12)

Ser 9pfr. u@eorgionno @ecnls@
Dcl6er bon Der $orlon & Soaines-
NORTH Corporation bon 8elopore
fir oie Baltimore un0 Carolina
Gonpfer. @eieaidoft" 9e6oilt Duroe.
lit geftern ieinem Glemente iiberge.
ben moroen; oie Toufc fano oilf ben
@oubofeu Der critgenonnten @eiell-
idoft itott. SRI. Wlotbiloe @cemS
g8illioms, Die Go6ter beg @rdiioen.
ten @oIon 8. @eems @inioms, ooll-
300 oic Toufe, inoen iic cine 6loihe
SMo.mpcin on Bug oes SHiifeS
5crideltc unter ocn Spru6: sd
torfe Old, itol5es S@tft nit Oenl
9}omcn u@eorgianno @ecms". Der
Gompfer lit $50 SUB lana unO 1T
beltimmt, all Stenc beg fiir5Iid Der
fouiien Gpfrs. nGli6obetD &eems"
8lpiiber @corgctomn lr0 Gbarleiton
oic 9iciic 6u mahcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
Sine iueiic gOauFrcscl.

9ciu4cr I'M glltcr bon inter Is
Sabren meroen bon iest o6 nidt
mcbr III Dem @citcno.Soipitol iiir
N}aiter, Dem Or. 9ernoro @ircea
@1nie poritcbt, 5ugelaiien Der glrdt
wel6cr cbcnioas NIT Dem ollnitco Of
M3arDlon0.4 mo ocm o6rontlin-
Sqnure @oipital" III 8erbinoltng
Itebt, cmpfieblt Oic glnnobmc gleiber
MoBrcgclr fiir oac gr0Bcren Soipi-
tdler, neil oaour4 oic Ginidlepprmg
Der 9moerldbmlng pcrnicoen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
Golnm6ms. Saa.

gdltimore's itolieniiAc Golonic
miro Den GoIumbus-9og in ii6lidcr
@eiie feiern. ga Oieier 8og, Der
Gag Der @ntOedung glmerifo's our1
Columbus, Elm ltootli@er 6eiertog
III, 10 perOen bic 9onfen gon5 uno
bic 4oit tbeihpeiie gei6loiien iein.
gRit 9lusnobme Der Sfegiitrir. lno
@odctpoIt glbtbeilrne meroen Die
0eportements I'M 70 llbr ecidloiien.
Ole Wlorfcn9lbtbciling idlieBt nm
z llbr 9[bcn0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
SSiir Gin ScimactrSnf.

0oS bon @co. @iintber gebroutc
9icr 1T oos bette. @iele geurtbeiIer
BON Bier erfI1rcn Dob cs irgcno ei,
ncm critfIoiiiocn onsldnoiihcn gicr
glcichfonnt. @craoe Oos Dine fir
ocn 6omilicuge6rouh. 6eines gIro-
mo better @eidmad unO iebr nGbr.
trditig. 1irctt bon Oer9roucrei our@
Ole ucueiten @loihinen obgeiitllt,
poour1 olgcmetne Heinbcit geliGbert
miro. Siite ST.. 8bone: @olfe 20.
(SuniiS,1S,i@lo,9o) (gln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
@ilerne 9imac.

DoB 0omen Gomitc oes 5rouen.
@unocs oes ullnobbdngigen 8iirgcr-
&erchis" por geitern pieocr i'm 8u.
rceu oes aDeutiAcu Correspondent"
oont bcihoftigt eiierne &inge ans.
augeben mo Gicle nn6nien bic @e.
lcgcnbcit wobr lid Gin g[noenfcn on
oie ciicrne 3cit oes oeutihen @otcr.
lonocs 81 bolcn. 3ie Iamen mer.
0cu udAiteu @lithpod nicoer anne.
ieao ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
ST.. q06en OerI0r Ieine slueite aIaae.

93iMtrr @ortcr bat I'M Supcrior'
@cri6t enti6ieocn, ooB Die @obl-
SupcroiIoren oos Hcdt bubelL oie
Gage Der @oblpI6sc 5u beitiumen.
Ger @oriiser Oes oemofrotii6en Sen.
trail Gomite's, 3. s. 2o0en botte
Den Superoiioren bieieS gicdt obee-
ipro6en unO ourt ieinen glnpoIt
SSiooc 2obe Straus cine @etition an
ooS @cridt cinreihcn loiien ourd
pelHe oic Sitperbiioren einige%ldbe,
oic moeblicb nibt I'M Centrum OeS
Mahlbe1irfeS lnAen. DerIeAcn lolIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
@crt6uullcr Ring cunuenOct.

MiIliom s. 5inf bon 9lr. 1881
2oniing.9(peiutc, bcridtcte Ocr @oli.
5ci 5u Canton, ooB ans cinem Sahc
oni ieiucr Shore" SonOule, Sope.
mca Greet, &iue GoDe, cin Diomonts
ring i'm @crtbc bon $50, iopie cin
uif $t5 6cipart6eter Sieoclring init
ocn Snitiolen ". S. 8. geltoblcn
mor0cn iino. Die beioen &inge wur'
oen III ser 5nmuitg giodt bon $rn.
Ro5icr, SIR. 1926, gloro- Bethel CTR,
IN cincu ocritblieBborcn alcioer.
Iihranf in Dem Sauic getban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-12
Die @ahl.Gampannc.


Gcnlotrntcn 6alten &criamullungcu
III uerl1ieocuca Staott6eilen.
Se6cu aui oic Gegiitrirlmg Der
Stinmge6er. 0@ooOrop @iI-
ion.2igoD gelpiint mieOer cine
groBe 3a6l neuer Ilitglie6er.
Syu oemofrotii6cn areiien ma9te
ii6 geitern infoIge Oer 9lultreueungen
Der 3epublifnncr cinc rcgere Ebdtig-
felt bemcrf6ar, uuO man bofft, Ole
&epu6lifoner in Der 9iegiitrirlng 81
iblaqen. SSn alien @aros maren Oie
0cmofroten pie bic g'ieucn tbdtig,
Inn i6re Barteiirelmoc in Oie 9ae'
qiltrirbii6er al befomnen.
0csglei6en ma6te ii1 6ei Der
n@ooorom @ilion-2iga4 Elm energi-
i9es Birfcn fiibl6ar. SSn ser Sort
glucnue, nobe ocn 9(r6eitsitdtteu Der
@iIen6o6narbeiter, pur6e unter oen
gluipi8ien Der 2ieo eeltern Niittag
cine GeriaHnling gebalten in mel
der wG1renO Ger WlittoeSihlnoe Sr.
@co. gDrue cine ldngerc 9lniprode
belt. @r be6anoelte Die 8ortbeile
Der 9lAtihnoengeiebgeblng fir Die
arbeitenoe &lulie.
Sn SIt- un0 SiiOoIt.9oItimore
bielten Deri9ieoene Serren geitern
gl6cnO glnIpra6en. Inter 0cp 9aeo-
nern moren: 9lobcrt s. See, @ouarO
2. StanlcD, @eorge gprnc, q. g.
aonooe, @ais 2eoin Sarocp s.. 8ol-
linger, @mmct g8. Bbite uno @iais
q. SSones.
Sr. 3oaingcr betontc IN leiner 9ln.
Ipra9e, oaB iuiter Der oeuofrotiidben
glonliiiiltration Der ameritaniide glr-
better 6obcrc 2o6ne uno mebr 9lrbeit
ge6abt, ais iemals 5uuor. IeSglei.
den oert6eioigte er sic Yolitif Oes
&rGii0enten @ilion in Werito.
Infer oen 8erionen lpel6e iid &c.
Itcrn Der n@ooorom @ilIon.2iao"
auiAloIIen, woren bic 6olgcnoen: 81.
@oroon @ambria. gluguit aleda, S.
90. S6ce6on Or. 9. 8. W3uie, SenrD
SDulon, Somuel ". 8enoble, S.
6ronf SaDOen u. q. Souonoer, $.
81. Sarlon Soroce SIingluff @eorge
E6omoS, Sobn BIeoiants, @lerf oeS
9reiSgeri9tS, Dnrie( $. Sanilton
Bruce 6. 2el6er, Sent Magnus, Sds.
o. Gigos, SO. 6. 8eOerioge, ". @.
Stod6on Or. Somes 6. @iaing,
gcrnon @. 9io6ertiou g8. 2. @}cm.
inert, 80. Geo W}orGan, q. $. 0rt5,
iiin., @linot 9arrett, 9iop Stemart.
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Irci gJlinnciotacr cinoeipcrrt.

geoter @urt glIbcrt glnOcrion
iino Sranf g8otfins, ole oac aus
sQtinncopols foWeb acrietban III ci,
rer S9iribihcit al scr 99eit.9alti-
noge 1troBq III 1trcit uno muBten
iith ossbalb I'M pcitlideR Boli3eigc4
riot pcrontuortcu. 'glidter Sobanu.
isa ir9tc Scosm einc Stroie bon
Sii.A5 ali unO 0o iie oieiclbe uidt
bc5ablen tcantcn muBtcn tie ms
Wclcn1nl3 l20l0ern.
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Der Sl6idlmh Der iSrnclitiidjcn 5eit-
aeit.

Nlit oem Set Der Go6ernofel, oem
Succotb, cnoet Oie fcierlicbe 3eit Der
iuoiibeu 6eittuge. GS lit Die Gonf-
iugmigS8cit ser SSuoen Die aus sln'
LAB ocS 9eiudS Ger alien Scbrder IN
Scruiolcm gefeiert miro. Sic wGbrt
iiebcn Gage lang uno miro nit @ot.
tesoienit uno fir6liden @on5crten
gcfciert. 9taerOings miro MIR Der
critic uno Der lebte Sag oieier 6elt-
seit DoGitdn0ig ais 6eiertuse onge-
le9en, mr ole ortboooren glnbdnger
ocs isroelitiiben @loitbens feierii
idnmtli6c Eo9e bon uno gon5. 9fe-
ligi0ie Geremonien fanocn geltern
gl6eno IN ollcn SDnoaogcn Itott.
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Mla l6icranGlcr bfiIrnft.

Cine s5troie pon $6.i5 mnroc 0enl
gyNT sSilliul Aoblcs bon 9lr.
~ Mace 1traBo pom @ihtcr Monft
ila n5rNddlea &oli5cigcridit auier-
! et neil a ieillai Monleicl nit ci-
itg @iIcnrdhr acidIagcn hotta
Gr 3. 8 ,3ieafelo bon 9ir. 4i00
@rcuelanoglpemic hat Sic Gonulii'
lica iiis 6ileutlihe @etrie0c criudt
M aap eHililDreH Don Irapstarir-
hlgaea aAi Ger ~iraBenba0n an 0cu
edc pan CLIFTON. mo @arriica.2Ipc9
81 lorger
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Der gSelttrics Gcnte uOr ciucm
Sabr.
(9taD sem gcriht 0cS 0cuti9en
@cneroIitabs.)

Sym C6cr @lioB nebmen bic
Gcutic6au ocn GSror3oien ant
@citabbong Oes SMrabniGnnle
cilicn S6ciI ibrcr SteIliug ab.
sSm 5tDr glbi6nitt werOcn Die
9iiIIien n0rOlid ocs 5tDrtuirs
pciter gegcn 6en SluB geiuorieu
Siolicb @elGra0 miro oic
3meitc ier0iid)c So6cuItellung
6cioericitS Der EopcioerSta &c.
nomnen Siinlic5 5emcnoria
oringen Sbeile Der gIrnce @oll-
nit gcgen 9So3areooc Dor.