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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

"The question is often asked"
says the Washington Post as to what
position this on that newspaper this
I or that public man, this or that indi-
vidual is going to take II tho adj
ministration decides to intervene in
Mexico for the purpose of preserving
/ American lives there. American
property there, American national
rights there or upon our own do
main within the border.
There is but one position for any
loyal American newspaper or any
loyal American citizen to take in that
matter, and that is to give the gov
ornment OF the United States the
most cordial and hearty support by
word and, If necessary, by deed.
The American people are a unit
upon that.
They are as firm as granite and as
solid as an ingot of steel in favor of
protection of the rights Of this
country as against every violator of
them. either upon the land or upon
the sea.
The masses of the American peo-
pie have no leaders when it comes to
defense Of this republic, its rights or
its citizens.
The entire population is in a solid
square on such proposition, and
would-be leaders have no identity as
such owing to the uniformity and
universally Of the citizens love and
loyalty to the Union.
When President Wilson strikes
for defense of the rights of our peo-
pie in Mexico, or in Santo Domingo,
or in Nicaragua, or upon the high
seas, showing no favor to any vio-
lator of our national rights, to any
interferer with our freedom Of the
seas or our rights to neutral mar
llets Of the world he should have,
and VIII have. the fullest support Of
the people Of the United States.
II is the failure to strike down the
offenders that has been criticised in
the past, Just as it would be in the
present, just as it should be in the
past. present and future.
The people OF the United States
are no swashbuclSlers, ever on the
aggressive and seeking trouble or
pretending 10 seek trouble to cut q
figure in the eyes OF worthless adj
mirers.
They love their land; they carry
no hatred to the people Of any other
land, but they know that their Ii
berties and their rights must be pro-
tected against all foes, and they are
ready to sacrifice their lives and
their fortunes in defense Of those liz
berties and rights.
President Wilson hat but to act
vigorously in defense of the lives and
property and rights OF American citi-
zens and in defense of the national
rights to command the support of all
Americans"
The Washington Post states the
case right when IL says:
1T is the failure to strike down
the offenders that has been criticised
in the past, just as it would be in
the present, just as it should be in
the past, present und future"
The question would have never
been asked, as to what position this
or that newspaper. this or that public
man is going to take towards any
foreign policy Of the Administration,
IL that policy had in all cases been a
true American policy in the last two
years.
AS the Post says President VIII
son hat but to act vigorously in de-
fense of the lives and property and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

Der 9m0citria oeu bac geUiiienloc 9gtotorcn
lua6 ScBer 70 geru 5lr @dcouna inio llntcrlhe0una
Qapiiqr @etanotbeilc Inierer 9eu0lfermg bciouocrs
0qrqr 0eliIdcr @biamnumg, an8umcHoen lic6cn iagt
6cr gRilmoutec ,GicrmaniaSerolo@ 1T cine engliicbc
Griin6una io totdltc Dor eiliden 8pau5ia Sabrcn
slln crItqu W}ai im Often oieles SaHoes af Gs Uar
ln 0eic 3eit ais Sic votcicaihaft Scr &ilgrmc4, oc
TEAL aeaenpdrtacs 8alipt ocr GnaIonoirciHo SoicpD
Gboatc iit nit ibre bHtcr Der Glaste @cclgteit nir
lhlcht uQr6cbltcu @eniiblngcn begoln, III ocn Ser
2uaiqn cine 1iiniunng 81 @inlteu cnaercn gnidui
leS al oos ,N2uitcrIouo~ III 5luB 5l brinacu 0omos
ipuroe 0ic @e3cdnng Amcrtaner fir oic gcpobucr
0eieS 2anocs beeiie geidoben iu0 an bre STEELE Der
@m0eItrihbeariff ,glngo.SoroH~ gciebt llno gerooa
oiejeniaen 3eitungcn sic dl beuie in bren Sdmabn.
Qen oes @noeltrih giracrs gar nidlt genua tbm Ton
non, porcn oanlols 0c lolteicr Shreier fir Ango.
godent6um no DeriudteL ourd fortpdbrenocn @c
0rouh oicIcs 9lnsoruds ocn 9egrifi Smeritancrt6um
neraciicn al maiden io es orN oie S6ee 81 erebcn
0al, mr bicr I'M @rlnoe gcuonnen mir nad 9merfo
pqridoaeuc GnaIQnoer lcicn
Sn ibrcm ger oer Sadie euelanos 81 oieuet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

9uac6otc iiir taats.Nebarisartitcl, sdreio-
material, ctc.-llnier lno irdit Der Wniorliut
Die i'm Nblbuii 1 Ocs erlicls rs " oes so
0cr Der EcleuliheH NugemencH WeleBe bon
Warplano enl1alien " loito Rletnlll %oll6 6
QcQeben oaB Die gebOroc iiir oiicnilide Hdl.
len beidgie glnGebote ooer gInrdqe bis I'M IL
tlbr WiittuQS an SDnHcrltdn, Ocnt 5iuullteH
Tagc oeo Sui 1916 eHqeaen ninlnt nab Spe
5ifiidiiunen bcreDuei, Die allen ocneiL ole oie
Wch0rOc iiir Gciienili0c 80uien odrm erlus
bcn Aqeiieul peroeu. iir bic Nieieuma Der
Scoariariiici, Shreibmatcriaien, Netoro' nno
WlauiD' SNncr mn lolDer nnoerer UlQlerld
lien QleiCber glri, pe Ne iiir ole iolaeHocn Ses
pariemcnt3 Der Chats Scrmdltung benoi0igi
SoS eiGaiS glppelations. geribt Die Siaatss
9ibloibel mo oGS Grciutip Scpariement bonn
T. Suli 1916 bis 3iu 1. NSllt 1911 Nue
lpdiereu Yciicllungcn iiir peiiere Nrttiel, ole
IN oem 0onirafi gcnQnni llno, mlien ~
Dem GOnrnitspres aelteleri merocn lno lnt
olc Sieleulna iolmcr aHoerer gSndtetL pie ne
ben0bQi lem nlnQen illlo ole bier nOi all0es
fiihri nuo, 5ll Oen nie0rgileH WtlriprelcH
glle glngcboie ucrocn 2 llbr WdiidQs dul
Sp0lflen IaQe oeS Suli 1916 bon Der Nepor'
gliccr i'm 0urca oeS Giadtss S60bmcticrn III
Der Sin0i glitndpolis 9eolnci peroeH uno Der
COnrlit iiir SOrcihmdicrnl lHo Nrlllel MIRO
Dem uieoriQitcu pcrdnlmorilben Steicr 9nae'
,rrodeH. Der init cincm gllacboi cine Snte'
imnit iir oen Staai i'm Netrd9e bon 6lpan5l9
1uicuo Collars, ole ilir beldgie NeQoroe lut
biieniliOc @auieiI 5llIrieoenlieueno W. elnee
rcigbi bat A.,
Janio 5ormlare Der 9iireltaii lno gln'
gebuic peroen a &crlan0en an ole NeDor'
Sc iiir 6icntide 8auiei gInnopolis, W'arp'
sic Neb6roe fir Bficulihe &alien bebdlt
iiCb nnS 1lcCbt irgeno cin uno alle Nugcpole
ab5upeieH 0uS0ridlidl Dor
,5m gnillrnge Der Ncboroe
g6umGS w. sImmune,
(Tuni24, 60 ,Sultl-2) 0lert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

sat SemanO idOn bOu britiId
omcrifoniic6cn iron5oiiiG omerifa-
nii1cn mo Observation-Disclosures
6rciipilligen.9ieg gebort2
nSns cueliidc SdIlusluOrt ntyrei-
belt fiir ole fleiuen &olfer" nluB mol
mn redt ueriieben. Der 9rite nhnnt
lid oacrlei 6rei6eiteu 9eraus 9egen
0ic fleincn &olfcr" (Stoots5tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Mnrl Gdlmi0t.

0S iarb nncb idDiperen Neioen i'm %, Ses
bcnsinbre Narl sdnlot gcliebier Sntte bon
Mdibnrind Smnioi Die Aecroiaung iinoet
itatt am IicMitaa, glaMmliiaqs ubr, bpm
Irnlerbauic yir ia4 NicEBail Strnne Belize
tuna au Scr gseerlt Ncmcern
(Gcrb0m Wlinneicia, iQpic 6resno, SalYs
3eiungcn pollen Acil. copiereu)
s.. mas babe h neliiieri
Guolid bDr Voti meinc 8iiieM
lub Der Mch pnr nnepeleerL
Wci ben Wieini0cu sur Seie
@iininel on bit Naes perib.
feS1iufpf-~gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

S1nr 2c1rcr Cualiib iprcdlcn uno idreioen
81 lcrneu Sir @lnQewQnoetle, lople llit
Gptamc iNcn uuo nerpouipmmncu pollen;
,.9lmcrllauiimcr Tulmctidgr" 3d5 @eien
c5ranmdiii lmo glnleiiluD. w lir6et 8eit o9ne
nen @ini ole 9tusipraNe Der 9SBricr Die mua
inl id0limcn ycpel Drm6t gin metlboouee,
iur3 nciabies &Oricrhnb @lnc uolliinoiAc
WAiiCrlnmmluHA bon 8ricieH NebnunAen,
Guiiunpen, @nHiialieu Ne1ieln glnueiun9en
Wcnaiis0rlen ETC. ghlr Si.OO Nelieuni
pcll mil Dem @clra0c on 0hnrleS NnllmcDcr
4nbiiigina Gpnlpang 2O5 Gait 45. street gleU
WUrf, ". u. (Wtnill,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

Der Detid glmcritonidc Sta0tuerbono bon Gin
cinnat DeranItaltete ned) Gin grpBes @ofsicit Gos
iclbc italio me Elm @eridlt iid ousoridt aaan5 i'm
3cdcu beg Eroteics gcgcn Die 5dlmdbingeu wcde
Die 9iirgcr ociltidcr Abfnit bonn Dberbalpt oes 2ou
ocS oieocr bobcn biunc9mcu niiiicu Gs murOci orci
Reoen gcbolten llnO d lit bcmerfensmcrtb, OoI sic
0rei 9lq0ner, 0cncn eincr eii 8lQt Dor Oe N1no
na6nL idmmtlid @ertretcr 0es MidterantS poren.
Hidcr 1ponb crfIdrtc es fir sic @iliht cocs Gin
mon6crcrS, amerifoniid)cr @iir9cr 0l mer0eu. Iic
@iirgcr ocutider Abitamuumg obcr mir0cn bon ibrcm
Nedte, aritit 5l bcn tcin Sofa ollige6en imO menn
Der @rdiiocnt nod 70 Iebr gcgcn ie peitcre 9luBcr
Gem loae Scr 4rdi0ent es lid geiogi lein Iuen ooR
oiee &ritit lid 5ur 3e nidt iomobl gegcn ocn obcr
item @cumten Der Nation, mic ge1eu 0cn Gon0oatcn
&ilion ridtc. Gidlter Goworo 8. Sempicp, Der irii
bere 9uraermeer bon Cincinnati no9m 0ie Geutdl.
9merifoner in Sd)ub Die aon0e 9lgitotion gegen ic
lei DDteriid ilno er fonre Den ogcndnnten &olglne'
rifouern mn cmpiebcn iidl ole 9eoGdtigfcit ui0 an
Ocre quite Gigenidoten brer Ocutden 0ltbiirger gum
yhter 5u nebmen. 9idlter Sillinm S. 20ers emo
lid trot fir ocn ii 10 gebdiiiaer gSee berIeunoeen
.0Gtib 2lucrfoniiden giotionalbmo1 Gin nit Oem
Dos omerifouiibe Gcttdtbun itebe un6 fole
0icbt eS in uuierem 2onoe 9eontc oenen oos Golf
Elm belonoeres Gcrrucn cntgegen bring 10 n0 cs
sic 9tidjter Sb e nun qeuGblt o0er crnonnt mer0en
i1rc 2onalitdt nuB ebeno pie ibre peri0nlidc Gedt
idoffcnbcit ber ieocni 3mcfeI crboDcn ien 0e onlc
rfaiiiidc &6blcridot loBt iid gon5 qcuiB nidt Oog
9erbci oaS &id)tcramt nit Der groBen Nlodt oic nit
ibm ocrfupft 1T cineH @}ome ots5uIcfern fir
Dciicn ouerfonide 0cnnimgstiidtigteit es nidt oie
poaite giirGidoft 6ciiB ltO oud 6cr Troiiocnt Der
Ser. Stooten ODER Der 0Iou0crnctr scr encu Gidier
poltei 81 beiebeu bot miro iid idmcrd fir cncu
lRonn entideioeu, oci er ndt ais enen Gotriotcu
femt. N2on bari oo getro onnebmeu ooB oic orc
gihter meIde in Cincinnati geproden boben, oeier
unerldBdcn @orbeo1iamgcn geniieen Soben ie iid
1tt IN nam ma ihra6 fii, nf, "a
bitter pnO ngercd)t onaeariifcnc 9loonotdt erbobcn
ino no iic 0cn Mhtb botten 0ieel6c oqor gcgen bic
&rtf oes obcren Gcamten Der gtoton III SdjuB 5u
ncbneL aus Qntriotcn, 0cren QoDotat fr5cr nod
ne olge5weiiclt muroe in Gcridu6rer uuo 9crrdtbcr
ucrporoelt2 ODER giIt oos ntt bon Dem @idter nit
eiHcni cngliiden Aumcn, iouoern ur bon oen bcocn
auocrcn bic iclb oecr angcgriiienen Nationaltd on
ac56rc nO oober 0eion0erc llrode boticn ic i'll sdus
8I ncbmcn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
q. N6orlcs 9lnnucl.

Gs narb am % sunni W. 06arlcS 9mppcl,
Irnucricier in ieucr leblcn gso6ung Sen
Nilto, iinbci arn Wpuina ben 20. Sunt Nads
miliag5 280 itdt mo Inn 3.30 In Der gNuibei
ridden WldrliniMirme," 0de Sbnrp unn Sen
riein VNBc GcilcNiuq ami Der ,Gniberi1cn
e. &au0a ScmeierD" 3n &ioleisuillc.
fcyifufpbA Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Nnfnunn Wpffldlnlf.

IS n0rb am o. Suni 1916. Sobonna C5ott.
imnn, Qeliehic Satin oes reriiorbeucu ylaibas
incl @oitdall sic @eeroigina bon ibrer let
ten geoDnng Nr, $40 Nnaticuie' Strahe, iili
oet ilaii OIL Nlouiaa ssohmiioas q llbr Der
WQnnie uun ,Yrelnoc lilo udungsOol etngeln'
ben Der Scimenicier bei3nuobneu, Ncilebnia
aui Der st NlaiBdie @emeierp-"
l.SMni2h-0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

rights Of American citizens and in
defense Of the national rights to
commend the suppord Of all Amen-
cans. "-
But the President must defend our
rights against all aggressions!
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9ircttrrcnlua6Icu.


mare, 2i. Snn 1916.
Qci scr am 90 Suni bS 9Nis. IN oiclcr gant
QcbalieHen idbrlden gSdbl uurocn Die SolgeH'
ben ais Girelturcu liir ous lommenoe SaDr cr'
wdblt.
gSuinm VI N1nrburg, G6are9 s. Nincaiu,
9Nilliam Wt, 0nDocn, Ibomas S'Neiu
g. Muffin Ncnlus 3hen y. GnlItin9
NiniiNpuo Gbcr, Gupcnc SeOerlna,
gSobn z @ttinQS. Suince g. ScumuL
lSininn y, Nurit, 6bonn5 ~ @rci0am,
81. Graploro Nlnd, Snbu 2. &thbs, IT,,
.@uliCr ". 8roUiS, Nhn z. Sione
GolparD q. 6obnion, Ndnnolpb Barton, IT,,
4. NouQh 0utimun 0entD y, &nrlnn,
Charles Is Niemau, 81 Bartlett 0aDmnrn,
NbarlcS 3ngano, Scre s.. gSbeclprigbt
S Niq6lnu0S Burns
Q'ci Der beuie lebaliencn EbiulQ Der Nirefs
loren muroe @ininm Mi. SaNoen ais 9rdiincnt,
Noivaro 4, 9inbiuiun als 8ice 4rdioeni. Srant
W. 0uanc ns &hnbmeiief nno HiDipn 9Dna
ais Nills Smabnleiiicr mieocrerlpdbi.
CSuni22 24,26)
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In So 0antcu.

Elc rln6Ine GdlMc IN Drr Gtnbf.
llnicre NabMlaiIeii ichi oiien SunAe Bns
men pelde bic SlelOcrmamerlnnit Hnm ben
Heuelicu .gltibpoen erlerren m0uen. f0nncn
oies N ilit8cr 8eli burD ocil Nnldlnb an oiele
1lniie erreden, nHicrrihi Wuraens, Nlds
mittnas uno glbennS. Neuueme GhnoeH. Am
Snufe beapnnene ylrbeiicn s3nnen mHbreno bcs
lnieruhtS IoriDcieBt peroen @rlnolider
untsrrmi i'm @Hipurf pon WdiIiern eriDeilt.
Wdbere gusiHnit ighrlilib ooer nIiiuolih bel
Nh. 0nbeIS 9r, aN2 Nrn.garatDaa-strnb
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9ipiOeuOcm

ciO Souu glaHonai Soni pou Baltimore.
20. SUM 1910.
Nas Nireiiorum bat bcilie cine DalbidbrlitDe
Nibiocntc poll 81 unO cine 0rirl GpocH0c
pQu ia ellea Rro5enS (5uidmmcn $3.50 cr
tldtt jaOlbnr an no nad oem 1. sui 1916
on ole yiiiondre, bic am 80 Sltni aenudi lo.
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nehiollen bciDcn lno bic 0bcdS ocA 9liliof
ndren per Roi 3uQcdno mcrocn sllle Scnern
mcrbcu bon Der ganl ue}QDlt
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(SuHl23, ,@&G, ,3UNe)
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qOnOOn 9sarf Cemetery.

banpi. Glngang: sSrrctrid'Jr1o.
Wnrcnu: VT. n, %tiisSnratnAa' Strabs
geqrdDniBpldBe hon $25 an, AHier beilanob
aer 9lufpht Snuiiiblnmen, 0ciuiiloe, Btlnir
sen etc hno I'M Treibbaue am 9nrpt@in9anA
5u iiHoen. Infer Maeni wlro. peHil oemhnl9f
Onrlnrenpu
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9iancrunes.G .Gummilapu 6er giant Baltimore
NatbnnuS.
~ q 7 7 Ut 2 = 7. oNNWI IVIV'
Qtn Mne. bic ee nnnent

baltimore, T. Nuni 1916.
9tn glic, bic ee anacGt!
SO miro biermit gemdb bon 9lbiNniien 50
81 iuo SO Is oeS baltimore SlaoisGbdricrS be-
lnnni geniudt DAB Die Yilaiieuingo commits
iion na2 sem a. sui 1916 beainnen miro. ole
raD0euarHlen siraben nit mooernsm wlale.
rial 81 pflaiiern. nel 81 pfnltern uno neu 81
beleQen glQe Rprlouen uno @orporationeH
mer6en ocSbalo anigeoroert Grlaubnibi~elne
fir nl!e grhciien 81 lolen ilno oiele bor oen
"a. Nul 1916 al beeuoen. Die IN rgeno einer
gSeiic oie suiqra1nnn ooer Anlrebnna es'
naunter Strnbcn n0iOa mad)en lnodlcn iidbs
Dem lie aui ione gseic Qepfalieri ooer llcn
Qcpidcri Ooer nell bee0t iino.
Sic ohengeEnnnien Sirabcn ltito:
W,nlbcrul StrnRe, bon Ct. HdusaStraBe bis
0barlcs StraBe
&lrninuts sSlrnBc, bon Ct. RaulsSi bis
Gbarlce Gtdbe
0nmlltuu StraRe, bon Sar0rope NleO bis
0ourilanos SiraBe
Sm yniirnqe ocr |lnierun0s Gonlmillton
Ger Gta0i baltimore.
". 0eii1 Compton,
SQriibcr uno conlultrenoer Supcnieur.
M. ~ GpoteN,
SirabensSnaenieur.
(lruffn 20 10 OGA
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gHinnic NcrnIann.

GS iiar6 am o. Snni 1916 Nioraens, Miin,
mic 0crmauu i'm loren SO. Qe0cnsinbr gelicbc
Satin Nnn Sonn IS. ocrnann Sic @eelpigunA
innci W,itlu Oh, NdMniln0e i53 llbr. bon
ibrer geo6mna, Wr 32i2, gntcrnsgpeHuc, aus
aui Dem 2onoun Fari6yieo6oie" itatt
(Sunt2G 2s)
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(Suniio.t2t0.2G)
iaaernuas.Gommiiiiun Der etaot Baltimore.
viufnnuuS.


q Val { / M OIL c, 20. NSiHi 1916.
Nh Anc, bic Is nnncbt!
sc miro bicrmii genldh bon glblMnticn SO y
mo Sc oes baltimore Siaois99arierS. beiannt
Qcmnlht b1b bic @iiaerllu9s. 9ommllllon oer
Stdot baltimore nod Dem z. glugnit 1916 be-
einHen miro. Die nadgenannicH Straben mil
mo0crncm Niateria 8r plldiiern neu 6n pas
itcrn Ho ncu 5u beeaen glue @erlonen nno
Gorporaiiouen mcrocn 0ce6dlb duigclornert, Or
lau6niBimene iiir ale 9lrheiien 8li l1eu ulD
6icc Dor Dem Z. 9lngnit 1916 81 beenoen. Die
in iracno einer gSeie Die. @niQrabnug ooer
gufreibuuN Qcnnnnter Sirabcn n1ibiQ Haben
m0Nien na3oem iie aln iol3e sseiie qcgias
Sic oben euudbnien StraBeu iino;
Sapertstri BON &leaioni.Sir. bis Acao'Sir.
2inbcrglue,, bon loribsglpe bis QS6iiclod. Cir.
9iDbisStr, BON 0insSn. bis gSeOler ctr,
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ocr Sid0t Baltimore.
u. Neiib Compton,
Surliber mo coninlircitner Snacneir.
". Wl. NOuflcn,
SiraBensS sSngeneur.
(Snni2t 2G Nuli310)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Die prddltigen @urt DcpuNt. un6 Wctterton.
(rriurlfuueu

WIINIVUWtW.
@ebiras GceHerieL bic aroBen 9riden.
liebter Sampler aGusquebanna", 9Ser lG
Hi0biGtTafc. Seoen @ieniina 9onneriina
IHn GaniiuQ lin / glaoDm 81 Suuic 10.4b
NabtS. Wiitiiuo65. Born EonnlagS 10
&orin 8u Dnufe $50 Nlete SOC. C5ute
Mabl3eien, Dhiil NegHn nn 90 SurL
(Slinii5 ,3Wtie, ,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
NeFnnntmndlnnaen.


23 SUM 1916.
IS wro 0icrmii beianni aemabi oab ebas
8, Sd6aroi aemdb Der am l9. Snni 1908
unier5elhncicn &eror0Wna ytt. 100, qbibWl
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RorI pdQbis'ApcHc, oIe etne 5ncntlnc ea'
taae 81 bcnuben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

FFNNocNT 20II0N lUHl l0c c0 NelRt1 DCNfc cue W0f
iAait be5ialid Der 5hlation III D}erfo all 0en Con
greB ridlten, CT miro babel bod po1l nidt ouf
.ircnIoe Gnfiiiiie III 02erito" biupeeu bon peld]e
iebt I'M ,glep Dort Serolo~ uuo u0cren britd.auc
rtaniidcn uno froBoiiid omerfuniiden 9inoeItrid
8ehngcn 70 oie bic Reoe i9 Gs mare oos aler
onas en iomoicr gsea, bon iid Sic Observation-Disclosures
fin Die @euotna Der 0mae III Merifo ob5umd8cul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
4uIIn Nerluia,
TrieOb6fe.
QlaItImOre GemeIcrN.

baltimore Nellleierg.
Niircan: paupi.Glnnaua giorlD. D.AHcuue, BhllM
Uuu Der CIag sGtrnRc.
NeQrdbnihpldbe 6n pcrtnnien bon $50 an
GciliOn na~, nncr inuncrUdurenoer Nuilbt
$b5 Naum iir elnlahe Wrubcr. Stolieis
itete @cIuDung oer Ssapeue
Notwithstanding iebt often.
(lliullO1Sl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Nn Iic6cn0cr (arinnernnn

an uuicreu peiebicn GobH.
g9iiinm ~. Sbdier
mclAer bciiie Den 90, Nani upr ~ SabreH,
iiarb, aber n6i pcraclcn IT,
Nic trnncrHoe Dtuiicr
(Smi25 26) SO6ama sdafcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
0riesiun.Qinic nadl Ncttertun nn0

5nrid nit Taa Gmnclonmpiern l2oraens
idalid, . glaAn. tdgiA, ansgeliommcn Cunt
iaQ5. 9lida6rt bon Neierton tdglib cipa
3 Nadm. Jilinoiabrt GO Gage) h0c 9Gn0,
AeIIen NC. lNnnl0--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der glrmce qiuiiuacm in
seoIboien Bot hon begonnen; bolo miro oos 9lui
roaen oes riiiidcn linfc 6liiaelS oleeu. Scr d in
Der 9aowno eipos 5u noicpeis 9emad 5at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

oos in scr gou6en 9seIt g3eodtnq fiu6ct eogar I'M.
icrer guieu areunoe sic gtaiirten ngen .9mcrico
iir" Sie fino 10 GroBuit6ia, oob ic bel @Anitions.
2ieierngen ictcns omeritonhcr 8obrifen Dor OnfeI
Sam 5uriiditeben woIc Sbneu miB mbconat Elm
Dontesuotum 5u Ebeil Deroen.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-10
Sheriff's Sale

By virtue of an execution issued out of and
under the seal of the District Court in and
for the County OF Wright and State of Min
nes9ta qton Judgment rendered aDd dock.
January, 1916. a transcript Of which said Jude-
ment was duly docketed in the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court IN and for the
county OF Cook and State of Minnesota, in an
action wherein Butler Brothers Ia corpora
tom was plaintiff, and May Sartain and
ness as Sartain 4 Sartain. we're defendants, in
favor of the said plaintiff and against the said
de endants, and each of them. in the sum of
rive h1ndred fifty nine and 9O/100 dollars
($S59 w, which execution was directed and
County of Cook, Minnesota l have this s5th
DAY OF January, 1916. levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the said defen-
dants, May Sartain and Frank l.. Sartain and
each OF them, in and to the following desert
pea real property, located and situated in
the Coun ty of Cook. in the State Of Minneso-
ia. tO-wtt:
~, The Northeast quarter <NEA) of Section
Eighteen QO IN Township Sixty two (82) Of
Range Three (3) East. contai ming 100 acres,
survey thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that 1 the under
signed as sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the
above described real property ut public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door OF the Court House, IN the Village
Of Grand Marais, in the County Of Cook, and
Stat Of Minnesota, on the 20. h day Of March,
1915. at 10 O'Clock. In the forenoon of said day,
to satisfy the said Judgment and the said exc
cution thereon, together with the interest and
costs thereon.
Dated January Is, 1916
As Sheriff o, l. COL u; d LIEN; Mimi.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-02-10

The regular monthly meeting of the
Rowland Advancement club was held at
the Chicago Bay school house Saturday
evening, and was largely attended as
usual, standing room being at a premium
Tue officers were somewhat handicapped
by the program committee being a
"minus quantity" this time, one mem-
Der being gone to the woods, another to
the Reservation, and the chairman was
sick, but the "ctub" WAS equal to the
occasion nevertheless, and an interesting
tho hastily arranged program was rem
dered, consisting of singing, lnstru-
mental music, dialog and reading. A
number of new members we're secured,
including one from lover the l,ne", and
number of old members paid up. The
semi-annual election Of officers resulted
in the reelection of Edwin Christensen
as vice-president, and the election of
Emil q. F. Eliasen as secretary. Cocoa
and refreshments were served between
eleven and twelve O'Clock, soon after
which the gathering dispersed. The
March meeting is to be held in the
Fiutereed Valley school house the first
Saturday OF the month.