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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

Viously, under these circumstances,
it would be better to have Russia as
a friend in the peaceful penetra-
ton" of China, than as an enemy.
Again, Russia has no great love for
the United States und might be a
powerful friend in need at some
future date.
So we see, after two years, war
engineered by Great Britain in "the
defense OF Western civilization, ,
ending in an alliance between an
Asiatic nation and a semi-Asiatic
people which promises to accomplish
exactly the opposite result from that
which the Allies have paraded be-
fore a neutral world as the goal.
Only one thing is certain about
this war, and this is that which ever
side wins it, everyone Of the Euro
pean belligerents will be little more
than a skeleton, Russia only except
ed On the calender of postbellum
events the conquest, peaceful or
otherwise, Of China clearly stands
first. And what European nation or
group Of nations could, if it would,
say nay to Japan and Russia? And
when that event has taken place, we
shall find the Japanese promise to
settle with this country at the top of
the list What European nation or
nations could or would help us,
crippled as they will be, in no small
degree by traitors to civilization
within our own gates?
We shall then have England and
her purblind adherents in this coun-
try to thank for our trouble; and we
shall be able to console ourselves
only by the thought that Japan's
cleaning up program in the Orient
will eventually reach India.
Germany was the bulwark of the
West against the East, and England
has destroyed this bulwark for years
to come. Would that she might be
the first to feel the food.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22
l9LMs 0em uNenIidlen NoNrn0L0 D

(glus Dem ,Ielttd]en Sournal")
Iie o9}ep gorf @orlo~ regt lid in i6rcm aeTrigen
2efartifeI meoer gcpaltig oari6er opi BOB gSiion,
oeicr 6rape uno ourd un0 ourd] maldetc 9merifoucr
BON Oen Gchd-9lmertanern befdmpit miiroe ilno oaB
Die Jdeoerlage @lon's in Berlin lino g9ien ais en
cntdeiocnOer Sieg Ietidlano's 6er Die mlsipdrtgc
4olitf oes amerifoniben 4rdoeuten gcfciert merocn
wiiroe g9enn SER Non olrdh sic octd-anerifan.
lden Stirnmen aeidlagen peroen fam, ionmcrt oie
vGorlo" 10 fann Serrn Sig0es in bier SSobreu ons.
lebc paIIireH penn Der &aer nit einer glmtSi9rlng
unpiirieOen tAuno oamt bGtten mir cine betdnogc
Gontrole Der oetideu Negiermg iiber niee @r1ii0cn
Ienipabl gliidlid) CREDIT
Eic ugsoro~ oerteigt iid babel 81 Scr gcmcrfung
oaB Der eIltiA.2meritandje National6no~ sic gto.
mnotion oon Sno5es berlongt babe no 6oB er infoge
oeiien toninir iei Gie g9orIo" reoet baufen 6arc
lluiiu Gincr Der eriien G5rmoidbe Oes rCeutid.
gImerilaniiden NotionaI6noes~ it, ooB er lid icoer
@inmiidjima in oic @artei-goItf cnt6dl Gr 6at
meocr 0rb ieine Geleaatcn, nod ourd oengeruatmaS.
rat6 Die Grnennmq BON Sua6es ocrouat niracnos
liegt en oerartiaer 9ebllB Dor mo pcm eiuiae Ser.
rcn in G6icao oerortiae @inidle geditBer 6obcu 10
BADEN ie oaS priOatm, aber ndJt I'M Namen oes Bun.
0es getban.
Cb Serrn @on's YoIitif in Berlin N2Biouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22
@efaMntmndlnmaen.
Nircnn Scs etaSt.0icoiitraturs

baltimore, ,i1b. Suli 1916.
Nnen oaran nicrcirien %erloncn miro ber'
nit G0Wr0t crihclt, 0ab ocr Sidnts Sngenenr
AM H. Snli 1916 in oiecm @iireol, we es
our6 ocn 9lblOnii 81, Nriic 49, 0cS Nalis
more Staot 0ooer bon 1906 porgel0riebeH
miro, Den erildrenoen RlaH utn Die 0upliiats
Hiiie ron gnilnAen ein0erci0t bat iir Die Ncus
giiucairnno uno Nen.4ilafrrng ooh
@nsD binter 26O0 @lod 6otrmouni'Ibenne,
smsV 5IHicr 2soo @Iod Sormoutstocunc.
slacS 6lnicr 2loi un6 21si oiteomoar0.eir.
Nnci bnier 2ilG-2130 SitQom6Qros ShdBe
glneH Dnicr 2222 bis 222S Sitponlbarn CTR.
Sneg noroG bon Sonlbaros Strabe, 3wic6eu
gSalbinaions mo GdiiesStrdbe.
NncD iiioliD bon Baltimore StrnBe, 8ulden
ySdiDlnliuns rno Gaiile.SiraBc,
glleH H0roliN bon BraisStrabe, 3pilWcn GDes
fer uro SuHcans SirdBe
NHeD oiN pon RraiisSirabe, 3milt6en G0es
itcr uno Duncan SnaBe.
@dcO 6nicr 2ii7 bis 2i27 0is&roit eiraBe.
gllcD bintcr 2200 -22i4 Gii-Frnit StraBe
slncD oihid bon gnnsSraBe iioi@ bon 9aIiis
more StrnBe.
0GeS peiili6 bon ann.etraBe mS iHOn1 bon
NQltimorcsSirnBe.
9lleB 6inicr S0i 3l5 sG6eiiersStraBe
slneO 4qier 100 Sod &oroseu5eruesSiraBe,
smcN binicr O-32 eh6sGoiiIesetrabe.
glncD biuter PC Glib Snr6ams SiraBe
gllleg iiiolicD bon SaniSrabe 8luicben GbeIiers
lito Suncan. StrdBe.
Genir1lgluemle bis QelpissStrabc.
NneD norolidD bon @aiiern9Ibenlie, 5pii1eH
@Dclter mo Duncnn StraBe
Alleg blnier 100 Sod FoiomacsSiraBe,
gSciieie.
gl1e oaprn beiroiencn 9erionen iino Dcre6.
li0t lnnerDdlb 80 &lQen bonn Oatln borbeiaga
ier yiptlj an I'M Valiimurcr Std0iqeridt 0uro)
1rllili1 eiilaerelDe #eilion odgeaen 81 aps
peutreH
Siinar6 0}uinn,
CSulll5,22, ,29,Iue5) StaotNegiiirator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

Iie neue 9lcbemcu.gia entbaIt cine aIaiel mede
,alblaocnD ircmoer GreuaHiiie in gmeriia perbctet
nter .9bla0en" periie6t man 0en @ertau BON leber'
ibuBer8euauen IN iremoen S0nocrn 81 Shlenoer-
preiien 2iees .9lba0er~ i'll unperneotd namcntlidl
i'll dub35ancrIhcn QdnOeru Iic Grfldrrng oair III
enad icocr 3abrifant iiIhi cineu m6gdlit groBen
lmiaB 3i er5ieIen alle arbeien oarauf bin uno Die
Solae iii cine @eruiebruna Der &roohtonsmitte iiber
sea- mirfHdcn @eoari binauS Ger 8e0ari ie6er aber
~ feine complete eroBe gite" mo videhte~ 3eiten
iueden ab 6ait INNER III cine aepiic lleberproonf-
tpn por6nnoen ino maud)mal cine e6r groBe. g8cnn
nam Sic 6ubrfahcn inter ieden llmiidnoet i6r gau5cS
Groonfi oui oen 0'urit merien polen 10 mrocn bic
greiie 0emoraliiir 5oiern lie nd5t 0a5n ge3mungel
iin0 Ioocn c on6er oen lle6eriduB I'M glrslono ab.
0ieie3i oen san 3ilm gepicl: 6 mcroei in Den Ser
giaaicn id6rlidj cine Dllion Nd6madnen prool3irt
uu6 3u S25 bro 2tid abaeebt 9iln obcr 1T oic @ro-
bnfiiou 70 luoeidnitten oa 100000 9ioldiueu idbrli6
mcbr crsenai peroeu, als n HnIano AbaB iinoen-
Gb oer 1sart 0ur1 cine erbeblidle 4reisberQbiebua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22
VnncSf1ne.

glm 20. SuIi @u0crt 8, ebwarSs, uniberlif
idtSsNopiill 2S Sabre alt
2lnl 19 Snli Catherine 6latcr ylr. 221O,
sBenBibluaniasgibenne, 80 Sabre alt
glm 10. SSiil Amclia Wrecr, Werc0sSolpilal,
n Sabre 0lt
PIN 30 sSi SrndceS Noru, WarOluto @es
neral 6opiiaL 80 Sabre alt.
glin 3. SnIi OcnrD &nanf pGbur0 Some
ano SniirmdrN", 90 Sabre ali.
Pm 49, Nili &illidm z. Jlcinider 8on'
uer RoQo uno gSlcoiigloemc, 70 Sabre alt.
Nm 49, SILL gnpBcliS s.. JloD, gtr. 101, Glib
NrcdoipnD, 81 Sabre ali,
glul TO- lnli NinDDlns GalniG, glr. 15O9,
Worn @rcene SiraGe. "a .Sanre oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

crregt 6ot oocr ui6t, III sen Geutid-
9lncrifoncri 5icnlli6 glcic6giiltig.
9l6er Nerrn @ilion'S @olitif bat oos
60dite WliBfoaen oler 9euti6-9lme-
rifaner imo neribieOener on0erer
2eutc bier I'M 9onSe erregt, lmo oo-
fir wcroen iie am T. 9fooem6er oan-
fcno Qitittiren. Go5u lit peOer cine
9lnregllng bon Berlin nod bon @ien
pot6ig ino Die o@orIo" mag iicb be-
rlbigen. 6rem0e 9otentaten weroen
sic 5rei6eiteu oieies 2anoes nidt be.
Oro6en, nit gluSnabme oiellei1t oeS
aoniqs bon @nglono, ser iebt id6on
ser SouOerdn @ilion's, wie Scr
u@orlo~ 81 iein i6eint.
9u Scr 5iuciteu Suli-gSOde bate
uniere glusflbr bonn 9}elp Oorfer Sa-
fen oaein einen @ertb bon 81 Wlil.
lionen Collars. Infer 6ieier Nioiie
@rportartifel befonOcn Iib M}unition
irnO anOeres &ricgsnntcrial i'm @er.
tie BON 35 W}iQionen Go1ors. Al So,
mir iin6 elm bumaues 8oIf. @ir lie.
fern oen @n0lGn0ern, 6ron5oien rm6
9iliiicn sic l1or6inlriunente, mn
oeiItibe ggittiper rnO @niien 5lt
maden unO ipir meigern ms, oorolf
81 ie6en, OaB Oieic @ittmen inO @oi-
fen 8rot lmo N1l9 betomncnl
SewgmcGmcnS amf Oie ncmcrcn
9ladridten bon Qonoon an 6ie mir
ii6rigens ni6t glouben im6 in mel.
den mir MIR einen @lnid ser Sri.
ten misgeoriidt ie6en, in ser Soil.
nupg, OoB sic Ser. Stooten lid) ems.
lid often auf ibrc Seite Ite0eu mer-
oen TIT, ndnllicb 0oB Getlti6lano in
n61iter 3eit mieoer oen ltnterieeboot.
trieg nit erneiiter aroit aufne6nen
miro idrei6t oaS oGeuti6e Sour
nol": o@r (g9iIioD mag eS Cnfolge
Ses 9aub6ootfrieges) wie0erum oer-
iu6en nit Geuti6lan0 arafe6l anSu.
fangem er mag iogor, wie er georobt
Bat bon ieinrm DcrfaiiitngSmGBiaen
9edt @e6roud mnbeu unO oie 81
plomatil1engc3ieG nit 1eltiG.
lano abbretbeiL ober er miro oicieS
2ano nidt mebr 5it einem 6emoiine,
ten Gonilift nit Geuti6lon0 trei6en
f6nnen fir Den fein @umo porlieat
mo nicmnlS ein @rnO porgeIegeu
bat Gas golf uno ser GouareB 6a-
ben in Sen lcbten Nlonaten i6re 9(n.
li6teu gcmaltig geGnOert iiber ocl1
Gol66ooifrieg iopobl wie ii6er
&crrn g8ilion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

S0nc 2cBrcr GnonIfl lprcdjcn mmS Sdrelben
au lcrncn. Siir Geu Gin0emanoerie, oipie fir
ole 9ielcni9en, he ib in Der engliiben
Gprahe ihen iino berbonlommnen pouen:
ygImcritaniidlcr Sulmctidler". 365 Seiien.
@rnmnaiif mo glneinp in flir3er Belt obne
Sc6rer @ngliic6 iprehen iino d)rcihen 3ii ers
nel. Gibt Die 9liSiprnne Der g96rter, Die man
I'M td9li1en geben 0raiid6i. Sin meribpones,
filr5 geaBteS g86ricrbun. Gne bouItdnoipe
NMiterannllung bon g,rieieu, 9ie0nnnqef,
Nuiinnecn 9oHr1iicii, @e0fcln Mnpeiiun9en,
@eiNditsiarten etc. giur St.00. Neitelun,
Qen nit Dem Qcira0e on N1arcS NnlimeNer
ynDliihnn 6OntpnnD, 205 CAT 45. street, WeiU
gDnrf ". y. (Wai11. .1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

@s Iar6 am TO- SuIi 1916 mad Idneerer
aranibei Su6n 1ciniciiE pelc6ter Gjaiic BON
Gba GcnIen, I'M glIicr boii o. Sa6rcn. Ser
panoie uno 6relnoe limo d0tlin0spoq einee'
eiucr ggo6nnng Gr. H. Siios66apels Strahe,
dm Sdmitan, %. Slil, Wlorocn5 8 llbr bon
obiger @orelle, ans ilotilinoe sine JieQulens
0o6mclie miro um 1a0 llbr IN Der 81. WticDa'
elSAirdc fir len geclenbei celebrrt @el
iebung alli Dem gSl. @rI5ier 5ricoboie
(rslfltDf--OO1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

u. Null lJlO.
glnaeboie merben entaeeen eeiommen bon
Der Goniruft NeD0r0e Der SiNoi Baltimore iitr
llnibdnien lin0 Qnbnuen nil oaS Separiement
oes Siaots s9Sroirrators, @erimissSebduoe tiir
oel W'apor lnb Siaoiratb bon Baltimore, 3ur
&enuBung ieiiens oes Gtdois@rohraiors
gIngebote nien in Supliflt ausgciertiet
mo In oerlieecllen Gouberts an ben p9oaro
Of gluaros Of baltimore GiD" aorellirt ietL
Die gl0riit p&rupDinl iur alterations nro
9lboitiuns to the Sin Solicitors 9epartes
ment NDnrt Npnie", trapen mo bel Srn. Jiis
cbaro Gluinn, Observation-Disclosures, IN einem Bs
real I'M Haibbnus, I'm o0er Dor II llbr 8ors
mttag9 an Nitnuod, ben 2. Vlugni 1916, eils
oereltOt pcroc
glnge0otcn mB Elm beglaubioier @bcd oes
NetcrS dui cine a0lcarng 0ouic Ndni" i'm
@eirag bon 5wci1uuoert nro iiiiIi5ig 9pnars
($2bO.00), oi ben WiaOpr uno Staoirat0 bon
baltimore ge5paerJ beaeiilgt lcn
Ser crlolgteidlc Nieier nniB Nilrgl6ait ltels
len u0 Die Bori0rllen OeS @aoi GbarierS in
Nc3ng aui @oniraiie crilneH.
3eibnungcn mo Gpe3Iiiiuiionetl f0nneH am
ooer nab Dem "a. Sult 1916 i'm Niirean oes
Webdlioc SnipefiorS beiibtig merben
Nie 0onlraii Heb3roe bebdli licb oaS 9iebt
Dor, rgeno ein ooer ale glnaeboie 6iriid6us
peileH.
9. 3. gbrnc,
@ebduoes Snlpefior.
9eatigi
Subn Nubert
lllna. Brdlioeni Der @oniraitfNeb0roe.
(Stli22,2A)
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cuIin 81 g,riifncr

SO itarb an o. Suli 1916 Sulia ". 9riid.
ucr aeb GrdcSOn, gSiilme bon sSoDH 3. 9'riid
Der Sranerieier an WiuiiaG, "a. Suli yiacb'
mitags 4 llbr, IN ibrcr gSobnling, yir. 1917,
Gprino. o.StruBc, bei5umobnctl Weiiebung prts
bat oli oeil baltimore 5rieoboie"
GSmli22-2N
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g., 6. & ". Wi, ,. & V.
glMshMNs : TabrtarteMs@MlIetiM.

AeCult NttDi utD
SaDrIarieI our Nndiabrt eulhg bis 81.
Stiober 1915. ................... .$5.20
Sreiin9 II. Samliag, 3iildlaDrt DleHllaD. 800
Sonllu9. gdlr al oteler 4dB gilliig.... 100
Statipncu, GlaiDDrne lndl UerIn.
OaDrIatieH Snnnidg, Nudlabrl WlOning, @ils
lncDe SlDrt
SoniIlae, fllr an oiefeu Iae elItig. YeloH'
oerS nleorige Haie.
5aBrplaH bonn Bier 8, 0aDtGiraBe, gHodben'
la9en O,25 Sorm nno 2.15 ytaDm. SpII'
tags 1880 WiorgenS
9icBoOOt1 Yeadl, Del.
5a0rraricn olr 9iiIdiabrt ealtis Bis 80. 90
september 1915. O................... S4.00
5reitag mo Samliag, 9iidiabri 9ieniag 2.75
SOnuing, llllr an oeleU Iaq qilitQ. 1.5O
StntiOneli, SpDe YDiut uadJ 4eueS
6aDrtnrien, SanIliag, 9tiidia1rt Wtontag. Gtns
iaDe 5abrt.
oers nieorge Jiaie
SaBrplan pom 'Bier 8, &eDtStraBe ggoo0ens
tapeH, $50 WlorgenS uno 220 Jtacbm.
Solnllags TAO WiorgeliS.
Nadmittaac.glneilil9e Hadj HoDe @olHt.
6nmpier ,gScitnOreInnb".
Bpnl Yier 8, N1DtfSr, gSODentngen 2.2O
ytadm. Soliniags 800 yadm.
W(aDl3eieli nlil oeni Sampler.
soc MnnOiabrt SOC.
SMirieoenltellrnoe gSaIicriaBrten
GQnlpter tQUreil icoeH Iag ir
Gbenpcaie Wai.
sin Iag uno oluei g1cbte
Blpei Jaae lno orei JtdcDte
9hlnoiabrisJaien
Sluitrirte YebrciDungen nut Berlnngen.
YDpne, ct. BNul $40. :. MinroDdJ, G.s'B.sA.
(Suitl23. .N&G, ,3Wtte)
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0ini0en0cn.
Die Baltimore & Sbiu gaDM.Gompaanie.
Gurcau bee Sclret1rS

lIt UuIIINIUTt q lUIU WUUN7NUWVUNWIt.
Sngcaii bee Sctretdrs.
NAL more, Den 90 SUM 1916.
Se Srelioren bdben bcliie AuilS Dem EeiHs
C5eoinn Der Gompdgnie ir bic lebien, nit
oem 80, SUM 1915 beenoiqieit ec6S Qionaie
cine @ipioenoc bon 5met (2) Fro5cnt auf bic
Frioriidis gliieH Der @onlpagnie erfldri 5apls
bar am I. September 1916, an Die bo'm
ed)hB Der @ciddlie am "a. sSli 1916 in Den
&lhern etnqeraaenelt NfliOndrc
Sns Girefioriun erfldrie nnBerncn ans ocm
lIeberlDnB %eminn Der @onlpaanie cine @ipis
nenoe bon 5peienbatb (2%l gro5ent auf bic
@innmglfticH Der VoUpdlnie 3nDlbnr am l.
Geptcnber 1916 an Die bcim GbhiB Der Ses
lddiie am "a Suli 1916 IN oen Niimern enaes
ird9enen glfliondre.
0ie lnlMreibebiider ipcroen Mot Qeicblolien
CSnn29 Nnli22) 6. ~. e0oliOrh, Sefrcidr.
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gln sic 0amcu.


2ic cin5iae Gnulr IN scr eta6t.
llniere NdDsNlailen iebt often Sunqe Nos
men. mclde Die Aleibermaherlunii nab oen
nenellen NIei6ooen crIcrnct moaeH I6nnen oies
Goien crrehen llnicrri6i NlpracnS, 9lo1
mittaas nm sbenoS. Gealeme siunoen. Siil
Nonie bcqonne gIrbcitcn f1uneu fu16reno oeS
lnterr6ts Iori9eiebt pcroen. Gjrnolicbcr
llnerri0i i'm @niuuri bon Nhiiicrn eri6eil.
&dbere gnSnnit fhritliGl ooer minol9 bel
Trl. onbcrs Gr. 3O2 gScitaSnratognsS sStrahc.
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Die prdhtiaem @urt SepuNt. nub getterton.
fcrfurffuuru
Nhciopeafc Wcndl

g}i9ts 9leiDt oem eusoucooina'SmB $50,
liebier Sampler yGnSquebdnna" 8ier 49,,
8iqDi,StraBe. Seoen 9ienog &cnnerag
gia6tS aSlinoodOs gt'i Sorm. o eSnniae5 10 10
Norm. 81 Sauie $50. 8iuete soc. Guie
WtaQ3eitet Wdili. &eginH am 20. Suni.
(Nmni1b ,3WNe I&S)
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@irhIide gIMSeiaeM.
9reieiniofcits.Girdle.

SriuiiBs, uabc @la1setrahc.
8ormiiinQs; nSii0er uno sDlenINeniiider. "
gln IL. gluanli: @olfslct i'm 6annliaier'
Edrl. (Sllli22 23)
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SScrmiIdJtc glu5ciscu.
Slm0c eSraucm!

0mreibi I'M frcien qcmiiienDaiien Haib bel
Srdlenleioen gSemie6ei6merocnL Gl6ringcH,
Wluionlng etc. Yurndl, WiaDpuOo, ". y.
l.Mlli22-22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

@riciiuneinic epe5ial eountaos. gggurIou
nab Neierion. gbabrl bon Go6. ililo
@rnii' sirdBe SonlltagS I 80 gabm
JiiidIaOrl bon Neiicrtpn 8 glbcitoS. NHs
abri 50c., Hiuoiubri 6Oc. @iltq nnr ihr
Ga9 uno 9anipier) glni oieen sSabrien fenc
anocren Nllee accepiirt nlSaenonImen nab
Scliebcn Der Gompagnie.
(Sui22, ,Ga,0o,Sr-)
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GricsIun-2inIc nudJ ycttertOm nmS
5arad init sS@nenoonpTern Nioroens
Tags. Aiidia6rt bon 8eiieron idpIi0 ehpa
3 gia@m 0iunoia1rt (30 Saoe) soc. WlqDI'
Seten Toe (Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-22

9iui ntocmeiueS Yerlanoen
nernnlialiei Die 0rclou Stnie
bon neuenl iDre al8eiieDmclL elegallicn
MUubDcin'@ @rnriuneil
nit tbren neuen &dntplcr
vS1rm1Nia"
Moniaq "a Suh Dathpoc6, 26. iino Sreitag,
2S suit @beuoS, rno ieoell Wonag, Uhil'
NOD nno Sreilng bis alli Weiicre gloti3 gIbs
laDri Bier /, YOhStr
SroBer Lnn3plaB ani Dem 9berocd. SiiberS
NrWeier, @rlrlnungef auer gri Aeine
SpritIolen Ocrtault slueS iaoeIlo9. 9hlnos
ioDr sos. Hlarence SDriOer, IS. y. ".
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-23

Sunrise, 6:12; sunset, Asst.
Twelve violations of Sunday clos
ing law reported.
Jos. Ariece, 1911 W, 47th, hurt.
Street car.
MoiIie MeIous, 10, 1924 N. Mozart,
missing.
Matthew Burke, 1859 N. Washte-
nav av., arrested. Wife abandon
ment.
John Lundgren, 214O N. Keystone
av., badly stabbed. Assailant es-
capped.
Mrs. Jacob Peterson, 81, 524 Noble,
found dead. Old age.
Jacob, Grossman, Seattle junk
dealer, arrested. Wife abandonment.
Capt. Mullen, Maxwell station,
formed "auto squad" to seek pick
pockets.
John E. Pappas, 2217 jackson
blvd, arrested. Cashed another's
check, charge.
Robert Biaeske, 4, s23 N. Keystone
av., killed by auto of H. Redmon,
1907 N. Crawford aV.
Jas. T. flanagan, former Morris &
Co. employee, arrested on charge Of
embezzling $1,000.
Walter Kush, 7, 1854 Wabash av.,
probably fatally hurt by auto of Chas.
CuIwinski, 342 Kensington av.
Wilbur Glenn VoIiVa, Zion City,
said "Give hobo gospel, not food"
John Hurley, 1916 Fulton; Thos.
Kelly. 1850 Lowe av., and Jas. Muir
phy, 522 w. 41st, arrested as robbery
suspects.
Burglars entered home of Mrs. Ar
thus O'NeiII, 1884 DrexeI blvd. Took
iewelry. Believed to have been after
Datent papers Of late Arthur O'NeilI.
Geo. Davis, 3037 Lowe aV.; Edw.
StuaI, 3O4O Lowe av.; and Amelia
Mack and Grace Leimke, 3042
Kelley, hurt when auto-turned tur-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-23

CONCERNING CHICAGO
Burglar got $3.50 jeweIry from the
home Of Thos. L. Still, Evanston.
Thos. j. Ross, Y. M. C. A. hotel,
beaten and robbed Of $50 by three
men.
Fire damaged Episcopal Church of
Redeemer, Evanston, Rev. Jas. Mad
ison Johnson finished sermon on the
church steps.
Mrs. Louise Ericsson Conveyed, 20,
1910 Wabansia av., missing.
VIM. West, 1858 Bosworth aV., hit
by train, dead.
|, S. SeIsisawicz, 1910 N. Lincoln,
hurt. Street car hit his wagon.
Martin GiIroy, machinist, $50 w.
43d pl., fell three weeks ago. Died
Sunday.
Geo. W. Jarse, 70, and wife, 2541
Smaney Ct, dead. Overcome by gas.
Hazel Marie Rogers, 2704 Warren
av., eloped and married Alfred Ar
chambauIt, San Antonio, Tex.
John Phillips, 81, Waterman, 1927
LaTrabee, shot and killed by two
hOldup men.
Philip Metzger, 6127 Wood, arrest
ed in connection with Louis Lich-,
tenstein murder. Denies knowledge
of crime.
"Bat" Nelson, ex-IightWeight
champ, pinched after scrap with con-
duCtOr over transfer.
Katherine Harrington, IS, 512 Pine,
missing since Tuesday.
Helen Keller, famous blind mute,
to attend meeting of Illinois Society
for Prevention of Blindness, Nov. II.
Frank Smith, negro, 1884 Prairie
av., held as robbery suspect. Valuable
jewelry found in possession.
Forty-two members of stranded
Russian Juvenile band have enough.
money to take them to Canada.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-23

CRBINEI MEMBERS TN IOtVN
Three Wilson cabinet members,
Baker, Houston and McAdoo, in con-
ference in Chicago last night. Just
passing through and met. Baker
speaks in Illinois this week; McAdoo
in Ohio. -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
BAD ROADS HURT
LOCAL MERCHANTS

The most effective competitors that
local merchants have to contend with,
declared j. R. Steele. Middle Valley
rancher, who was here last Friday on
the first shopping tour since last De-
cember, are poor roads.
81 am confident," said Mr.. Steele,
'that no less than 81. 500 has been
spent by the residents of my section
during the past few months in purchas-
ing goods from mail order houses. OF
course for weeks the past winter we
were unable to break through to the
city because of the deep snow. which
was six feet on the level at my place.
However, even after the snow left the
roads were almost impossible, and it
was a great deal easier for US to order
of the mailssorder houses than to come
to Hood River for our purchases. The
orders were delivered to US who are To-
Gated on rural routes, and in all cases
we were forced to travel only q short
distance to reach the nearest post
Office
MIR. Steele left $500 in the city Fri.
day, having paid his taxes and made
heavy purchases of supplies.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
WHITE SALMON.
from the Enterprise)

Miss Della Morton, who has been in
Australia for the past six months. has
returned to the States and is now ir
Sattle visiting friends. She will be
home in a week or so.
W. C. Watrous and wife, of st. Paul,
Minn., were here recently for couple
days visit at their ranch just north oi
town, and found the place in fine condi.
tion. MIR. Watrous has secured /. N.
Williams as manager Of his tract and
has made arrangements for setting out
so, 900 strawberry plants this spring.
There are already FIVE acres planted to
strawberries on the Watrous place.
improvements are still going on at
the big Acme Orchard Co. holdings
in the Mountain Brook district. Man.
ager E. B. Dorsey reports that 40
more acres will be planted to apple
trees this spring. Last year 70 acres
we're logged of by c. N. Ackley. who
is now finishing his contract of plow-
ing. 1t is understood that 60 more
acres will be cleared this year. The
Acme Orchard Co. already has ITO acres
of fruit trees.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
FINCH RECOMMENDS
COMPLETE ROAD MAP

In his report TO the county court, B.
j. Finch an engineer of the United
States Office Of Good Roads. who re-
Gently made survey of local county
highways, urges the necessity Of q
thorough survey of the county and q
comprehensive map. showing in details
the main trnnk lines, the primary and
secondary laterals of a county road
system. At present, according to Mr..
Finch's report, the county has total
length of $50 miles of roadway. The
completed system, he states. should
comprise approximately 300 miles, Of
which. he says, so miles should be hard
surfaced, 100 miles graveled and the
remainder dirt roads. He states that
gravel deposits on the West Side of the
valley make improvement of graveled
roads there easy of solution, and urges
that a search be made on the east side
Of the Hood river canyon for similar
deposits. otherwise secondary highways
may have to built of crushed rock,
which would increase the cost.
MIR. Finch states that he does not
believe it advisable to include the Co.
lumbia river highway in his report as a
trunk line, since it is admitted that
this route should be built and main
tanned by funds secured through the
state and outside the county.
Mr.. Finch was called here primarily
to make recommendations on the i'm
provement OF four miles of East Side
macadam., He suggests that eventually
the cheapest construction will be some
form Of hard surfaced highway, but that
at the present time the road should be
we'll drained and the waterbound ma
cadam surface replaced by a similar
preparation, wherever disintegration
has taken place. The county is now
engaged in following out the latter
suggestions, in order to put the roadsin
condition for heavy traffic of the sea-
son. Funds are not available for the
permanent improvement.