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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Gos 1irettorium Der nG9olmers
Oil & ojos So. Bat ioeben oui ibrc
grioritdts glftieu oie ie6ite biertel
iGbrlide 3iDiocnoe bon 3 @ro3ent,
5oblbor om 4. Stto6er, erflGrt. 0ic
uGbaImers Co." ipelde i9r Saupt-
6iircau IN Baltimore, glr. 1917
MunieD. @e61uoe bat, or6eitet boupt-
idblid6 in 0en Del nno @asfeloert
bon @eit. @irginien. Die Wiebr5obl
Der glftien lit in 0en SGnoen bon
9altimorern. Ole Gompnonie Bat
IN Der lebten 3eit eiu 800 9lder gro.
Bes @rliuOitiid in 9lit6ic GountD,
W. .@o. erpor6en, bon pcl6en es
befanut iein ioll, Dab es reid oil Del
1T. Cine Gelauelle piiroe bon Der
@ompagnie in 01orion- GountD geofi.
net welde 6u glnfane 500 Sab pro
Sog liefert, Sn GlaD. County bat
Die Gonpnanie II proouftiDe Del.
brunueu. Ole bieiieen geamten Der
@eieaidaft iino. @m. 8. SniDortb,
@rGiioent; s. g9. Sdaefer, gice.
9rdiiOent; CHARLES s. 9olgiauo,
5dobmeiiter; George 5ilbert, &C.
tretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Sic @iIium.@ampagnc.

Wlit cimer g(niprndjc SeS ASrGiiocn,
ten in S6aSOu Gaiun crDffnet.-
Sr. g8ilicu eriuiOcrt anf Oic u6'
faaigc &ritif icincS %Orsc6cuS in
%crbinOnng nit Oem fiir5lidJ Orus
6cnOcu SnGuitrite. IN Sert6ciOist
has glhtitnnOeu-Wcict.
2ong9roncb, g. g. 90. Sept.
@r6iioeut @ilion er6tinete beute
icinc 0ftiOe Gonlposne Inn @ieoerer-
mGblung nit elmer 9lniprode in Der
cr oui Die bon republifoniider Seite
gcgen i'm geriAtete o6fGaige aritit
in @erbnoung nit Der Gerbiihmg
OcS fiir5li1 orobenoen 9obnitrifes er-
ipiocrte.
81 empbatiiher @eiie bertbeioigtc
er Dor elmer groBen Wieni1enmenec
in G6ooow 2omn Sen QGNrituocr.
tag imo erfldrte, ooB Die 9lotion &c.
gen oc Nl0glicbfeit Der 9ebinoerlng
i6res SonOels unter allen llmitGnocn
geic6Ist meroen niiiie. @rioatlcute
lno @eiddftslelte, sic aus alien
9bcilcn oes Stootes berbeigefom
men maren 6egriiBten Die glusfiib.
rnngen oes 2grdiioenten nit ent6u-
iioltiihem 9eifall.
00ie orobenoitc @olfe on einbei-
nii@cn Sori5ont iino bic unoufrie-
oeniteacnocn gc5ieblngen 5wiiNen
aopitol uno glr6cit, iogtc Der SRA
iiocnt. 0llno 10 longe 9lrbeit lmO
GapitoG iicb ontngoniitiid gegenii6er.
itebem 10 longc mer0en Die SntereHcn
beiOer oei6Goiet, itno 10 longe ipcr-
ocn Der 4roiperitGt 9lnerifos Die
Eriumpbe Dorentbaltcn Die ibr bon
&edtS meeeu 6ufomnen."
Sr. @ilion iprod bon sen eiinIti-
gen 9(lSiidten fiir omerifoniides
@eiGGft unO ponote iid Damn scr
@cipre6lng ser 9nbn.S .Situotioh 5n.
Obuc oen glomen ocs rcpu6lifo-
niiben @rGIioentidoftS Gonoiooten
al crpGbnen beoog ii1 scr &rdiioent
olf Ole republifoniiAe @ortei inoem
CT oarollf binpics, bob biele Gepii-
blifoner oic 9(htihtnoen.Iorlogc im
Soitie uno i'm Senot unteritiiBten.
~Gies geiNob, neil Die &orloge ci'
he perniinftigc por uno boiirt nui
ooS Redt," crfIdrte Sr. @iIion.
Den sIrglimenten aegeniiber, ooB
0ie Yabnfrogc elmer i6ieosgcridtli-
den Gntideioung unter6reitet per
Den iollte, begegnetc oer@rdiioent nit
Der @enlerfing, Dob er niht oloibe,
oaB oas 9ldhlpoentag Brin3ip cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Gmrae Staotneniatciteu.

glu Ger gde bon gfortb .9lbe. uno
Colbert StroBe bieIt Or. Gbos. SO.
Sare 0eitern 9l6eno einc 9leoe iibcr
oaS Ebema; u@arim ioll an z. go.
oenber fir @robibition geItimmt
peroen2~
gluf Dem nSsraelitiiden Grieo'
boie~ an ser Gde bon 3. imo 9olti,
more StroBe, Sigblanotopu finoet
beute @ornlittag Elm @eoddtniB. @ot.
tesoienit inter 2eitung oes glo6bi.
ners Y3orris g. 2a5oron itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

9on0ou, %. September. Ger
6oadnoii6e @oitoompfer ,4rins
Senorif~, melder geitcrn glbeuo bon
2ouoon nocb 3lui6ing a6iubr im0
welder cine gln3o6l bon NuiIeu,
6ran5oien, @eiger itno gritcu, I'M
ter oenen hh eiuige ariegsfliidtige
beianoeu, al 9oro bate, puroe 90
DleiIen bon 6luIibing BON ben Ieut.
iden gefopert mo nah 3ee6riiggc
gebradt. gort puroe ilngeiG6r Ole
Sdlite Der GA @aiiagiere bcrrnter.
ge6olt D1ebrere 9lmerifaner, oar.
inter &erbert s. Sooper, Der 9or-
iibenoe ser 6eleiiden Siilis-@om-
miiiion, maren ebeuiaQs an 9oro.
Gieie ober muroeu nidt beIGitigt.
Ger 1anpier puroe ipdter ireigc,
laiien imo febrte ua9 5hli6ing 5n.
rid. @r miro aul Sonntag ieine
6abrt na6 2onoon antreten.
Ger Gampier iiibrte aud piel &oIt
nit iid, onrluter cine W1enee ame-
rifoniiAer. 2ebteu 9la1ridten 5u.
iolae wurOe oieie niht berii6rt.
SSn elmer eingelailienen 9lodridt
6eiBt es, eiit ltgoot babe Ben 0am-
pier gctnpert, in elmer anoeren 6eiBt
eS, es lei Elm 3eriiorer gelpeien.
Ser Soog, 30. September, pia
Son0on "a, September. Tic
3eelano Goupiidifi @eieQicbait"
beridtet Der lampier D4rins Seu.
orif" babe SO @oiioeere nit Ntb ge.
tiibrt uno Dob GA BON oieien bon cen
Gentiden 5uriidbe6alten uuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

| Sragc iei, Ole ser glr6itrotion lnter'
morfen mer0en iollte.
Ser @rGiioent beipra6 I'M @in5el.
men Die @}ittel 5ur @erbinoerune Der
lgSieoerbolung elmer iol6en oroben'
Ben Sitilotion pie iie Ger in glusIi1t
/ ite6enoe 9obnitrife biloete.
Sn oieier @er6inoimg iaotc ser
9ieOncr: o@s piir0e unertr1elid icin,
wenn 81 irgenO elmer 3eit ireeno cine
@rltppc BON MGnnern ouf irgeno cine
ySciic Ser @cieliGoit Oie n0tbigen
@iittcl 5ur gr6oItimg Oes 2cbens a6-
iAnci0cn ioQtc.~
gtad0em er etlun 5pon5ig Wiiniitel
Ser @rlGuterlng oss go5n-@roblcms
geiuOmct 6otte, beipra6 er ole @e-
ibdftslage i'm glleencinen. @r err
fl0rte, oaB Die @eIGdftSIeutc in g(ue.
rifo iiG beipuBt ieierL oaB MaBno6.
men luie 0os 9lmoes.&eierpe.@ele5
lire commer5ieae Stdrfe erIt bon ent.
midelt 6dtten inO COB Iie ieBt fampi'
6ereit uno fertig 0oit0noen.
SSr. Milion ipro1 BON ser &eranOn
ieines 8quies oS6aoop 2apn" aus.
Gr muroe bon Srn @. q. Gllnpon
bon Eert6 9lnboD, N.Sy porgeitellt
mcl6er iagte, ooB @eibditsleilte IN
alien Gbeilen 0es 9anoes iid orgoni.
iirten Inn oie @ie6crerp66llng 0es
%rdiioenten 0ilr15ilebcn.
g}nb ieiner 9leoe 6lie6 ser 4rGii-
Oent nod etro cine 6olbe StnOe ouf
Der geranoa ite6en im0 6egriBte aac
9lnmeienoen olrt6 cinen S1noeorud.
Seine @attin itono on ieiuer Sete.
Sni elmer llm9ebung befouOen iid
ferner @encralonmolt Gregory, @e-
neral @oitneiiter 9urleion Sol. 6.
N2 Souie, Sr. Senrp Mlorgent6ou
ser frii6ere 9oti6oiter an Oie Siirfci,
inO Sr. Sacob S1iff.
Sr. @ilion begorn 6ellte nit oen
Arrangements fiir fir5e &eiien nab
Dem @1ittelpeiten no er Dor ni6t-
parteilibeu Orgoniiationel ofieutIi.
DE Sragen beipreben miro.
Sofueit bis iebt porgeie6en, miro
ser @rGiioent om 5. Oftober in
Omaha, 9ebry in0 om 10. Oftober
in indianapolis ipre6eu. @r mag
oub Chicago beiu1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
g2eoer ertrnnfen.

I Ier Qeidnom ocs gle9ers Iboniae
Sartluell non g}r. 1913, .Dol.
las 5iroBe. puroe gecrn globmittos
am 7uBe ocs 4ierS g3r. A an Der
9srott 5traBe aus benz @oiier se5o.
gen. Ger gleger orbeitetc oili Dem
@ier, cs fonnten aber feline 3eugen
qeiunoen iperoem Die ibn in's @oi-
ier fallen iaben. Der Sei6nonl
muroe mad DER it1otiideu Waorgue
qcbradDt. Coroner RileD pom mitt.
leren Giiiritt, miro cine llnteriu-
dblnQ aniiellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
g0einIciefei.

Der Domen-@erein Giniefeit bat
ein eroBes @einleieieit fir morgen
2lbeno in GDrine sSalle orrangirt.
glnb ben eetroffeueu Arrangements
5ii urtbeilen merocn Die 0omen bel
Oieier @eleeenbeit reicben 8uiprliA
boben oenn Diele Der benod6orten
9ereine bo6en 6eidloiien Die Ga.
men ourh ibren 8eiub Bel Dem sc.
ite 3l ebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

bradt purOc lno Dem 6einoe i6were
Gerlilite eintrug.
NG6reno ser gla1t wor sic glrtil-
leric-S6dtigfeit ouf pielea I0cilen
Der Sdladtfront cine ie1r le66oitc.
Geitlicb BON get6une mlroe Elm ieino.
liAes W|ulitiousoepot ourG iniareS
9lrtiQerie-6eucr sur Grploiion &c.
6rocbt.~
Gie 81 dmpfe auf Der ruiii.
i6en 6ront.
@etersburN %. Sept pia
2onoon Ger offi3ieQe ritili6e
9eridt bon 6ente moAt 6efonnt OoB
oeutiHe Cruppeu in Scr gi16e bon
Dem Gee 9}aroc5, om norolibcn GnOc
Der ruiiiibeu 9(lfitellung, eiuen 5pei.
itiinoigen @asongriif moc6teu rno
OoB in Ben 3miidenrdumen Der oid-
ten @oSwolfen oelitid6e Sruppcu &c.
gen Die rliiiiAen Stellllugen bor-
oruugen, ober ieoesmal 5uriidgeiDlos
gen iuuroen
Ger Mortlaut 6es 9eric6tcs lit mic
folgt:
@eitlide 8rout: @eiicrn @1orgcn
maAte Ser 6eino eiuen @asougrifi
pelder 5wei Stlmoen Ionq an6ielt.
Sn ben 3miihenrdlmeu Scr @os.
peIlen beriu9te Ger 6eino in Oidteu
Dloiien an5ugreifer ptroe o6cr ie.
oesmal our6 uuier SHneaicuer.@e.
pe6r- unO &auonen-Seller 5uriidge.
triebeu.
SSn ser Gegeno bon TureDo unO
Sobl5p, iiio0itlib bon 9oronopid6i
iebte ser sSein0 ebcnfoQs @os frei.
@etersb burg iiber &aufa.
ius Sperotionen.
Petersburg 90. Sept. n 9inl-
iiide Gorbuten internobmen einen
lle6erioll auf eiuen befeitigten tiirfis
iben Soften bel @iumi6on inn &ou-
tallls, breAen 0urD 0le Stcllli1g ilh0
iiigteu oen Giirfeu iApcre &erlllite
BEL 60 6eiBt cs IN Dem 6eutigeu Of.
ii3ieaen ruiiiiAen 9eribte, Oeiien
&ortlolt bier folgt:
a&aufoius 6ront sSn ser @egeno
iiioweitlid bon Giumidnn imternob-
men ilniere Gor6lteu cineu lle6erfaa
oni cinen 6cieItiotcn feinoliNen 80
item ben iie OurGbrahen imO oem
SSeinOe babel enlpiinolde gerIliie
6eibroAten g8ir modteu 9ente an
@oiien @atronen lmo onoerer 9lls.
riiltung, mlBten o6er eineu 6ctrodt.
liden E6eil Der 9ageralisriiiting Der
brennen oa mir oieiel6e nibt iort.
iAaffen fonnien.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

glm %. September paren Oie
iran50iii6en Slieger ie6r t6Gtig in-
Dem lie i'm @anSen an SO Sritgefed.
ten t6eilna6men. Su Oicien gelong
cs ibHen, bier ieinoIide gleroplane 5u
pcrniAterJ auBeroem muroe eeie6eu,
Dab bier onoere 6ei1Goigt abtielen.
g9ir tonnicil 5ipor Dem Sale oieier
W}ai6incn nic5t bis 81 oen Ieitti1en
iolgen, aber es wltrOe feitgeiteQt, ooB
5pei oericl6cn lan0eu mliBten. SSu
Oieien @eie1ten Dernidtete 9(oiutant
Iorme ieinen elften oeuti1en glero-
plan mo 5iuar an einem 4unfte iiio,
lid bon @oDnncoirt, pG6reno 2ielite-
naut Geulliu icinen iiebenten iiioliG
BON Goinab abidoB. 9loiltont Ia
racion 5eritorte feline ie1ste feino-
lide 6liegermai6ine iiiolib BON
Sorgnp. 1ic oierte oeutic6e N3oidine,
Die ais 5erit6rt Qcmcloet ipurOe, iiel
iiiOweiili6 BON 9locquignp fraGenO
sur Groe.
Sn Ser @eeeno BON 9eroun grill
Q(Oiutant 9cnoir einen oeutihen
gleropIan aus nGbiter g10be an uno
brodte i'm, ieinen 3e6nten, inerGalb
Der Oeiltiden 9inien, norOli6 BON
0ouamont 5rr Strede.
6ron56iiibe 6lieger moren ser
eon3en 5ront entlang nit g[bmerfen
bon 9onIben iebr beidGftiet sSn 9el,
glen mari elmer mierer 6lieger
Bomber auf bic Gnicrneh I'M @uIoe
bon Sou6uIot u6. Sn Ser 5oulne.
@eeeno belegte Elm @ei6DaOer BON
16 fron86iiiden 6liegern Sic gaDu.
6oie BON Sins, Gpebu iinO 93oielet
ilno Den 5licgerpIab 81 ISerOiIlD. SnI
@an5cn wurocn oitf oieie bier @IGbe
so 9om6en bon 1870 Wlm. aolibcr
abgeporfen 93orooitliH bon Soii.
ions erbielt cine 9lutomo6il.S Station
90 gomben.
SSn Scr 93adt bonn %. gum 90.
September bomborOirte Gin iron3Sii-
ider 9enfboaon Oie @cleiic in Ger
@cgeno bon @larcoing, iioweitIic6
BON Gom6rai.~
9ritiider Soge86eridt
2onOon 80. Sept. Gle gritcn
6aben ongeblidb in ser Somne-@e-
aeno, oitlih bon Gourcelette, weiterc
oeltibe ShiibengrG6en erobert.
Gieie &lnoe bringt ser no6ite6en.
Sc oiii5ieae 9eribt. scr 6cutc 93o1-
nlitiag bonn 6ritiicben 9lrmee6oupt.
Quorticre alSgege6en pllrOc:
oSiioli6 bonn g(ncre 6o6en imiere
Eruppen geitern 9}o1t in scr @egcno
oitIidb bon Gourcelette meitcr an 80.
ben gewonnen. Gin itorf beieitigtes
SDitem ieinoIider SGiibengrG6cu
piiroe bier bon uns eingcnommen
lIno lInlere &lnie mnr0e alf elmer
5ront bon etpa onOert6olb @leileu
uorgebo6en
gSeltlid bon Scr DlouQlet Soru
unternobm Der Scino geiiern 9(bcnO
6em glnbrid DER Gunfel6et einen
iebr wudtigen @oritoB, Scr jeooh
oiuA infer 6euer gum Stiaitauo &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
@rOhe @aafrase uad oGmpirc4
gIntpmpbils.

sSn Der @eididte Der Empire
glutomo6il Co. iibertreffen sic eriten
fiini5ebn Gage i'm D}ouot September
irgeno einen ganSen Mlonot in oen
lebten oHt Sabren Der @ei6i6te Der
@eieaidait. llno ouBer Den ein6ei.
miiden 8ert1uien gcben in oen lebs
ten bei0eu @oden ees WlonatS aaein
iiini3ig Gmpire-glutomobils no6 oem
9luslonoe. Sr. s. 81. SorpiB, Der
General. .@eidditsfii6rer Der n@m-
pire.Go.~, ioete. ,SeI6itoeritdnoIi6
ieben mir oieie pielen @erfaufe i'm
9lniange 6es September ais Elm GIN
iii9es 3eiden iiir cine eriolsrei6e
Saiion an. Die eriolgrei6e Saiion
beitdtigt Die @eisbeit lmierer 9olitif,
ieoes 9Iutomobil cirBeln aus5u-
bauen.~ Die 9leentlir Der ,@mpire"-
N1aibine fir Baltimore uno DlorD.
lano beiin0et iicb an Der @de bon
9altimore.Str., 5aaswaD rnO Wlar-
fet.4lace. Die aeiaIliee grideinrng
Der empire .MaiGine, oie oerfiig-
bare Sroit umo Der fraitigc llnter6au
waren ole Geranlaiiung 81 Deri6ieoe-
men 9erfdllieu in cen lebten Sagen
0lan ie6e nad Der 2ln5eiee al an
oerer Steae Oes o0eutiden Gorre'
ipon0ent".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
An NdiLnNeLrhia nerdaflet.

Scr 2S Sabre alte CHARLES 6i.
1der bon gr. 800, SiiO Grite. Ctr,
Gioblauotomn muroe auf @rino ci.
mes Soitbefebls in 4biloOelpbio per'
boftct pel er oneeblid bier ieiue
Gulilie inn Stid oelaiien bat. 0e-
tetiiD Garcb miro nad 9bilaOepbio
iabreu unO Slider nod Baltimore
3uridbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
gir Auiirten.
&0s iBre& &ricgS6urCauT
ltclOCn.
Stite't ismS Jram5Oiem
ailaebliD OOrgeriictt.

Gic irQu5oiiiden @otrouillcn bis an
Sen 9iono BON GombIes Dorgc-
orngen. Iic 9riten molIcn
oitlib bon Gourcelette ibre 2inie
nm macid6r onoerbolb Dleilelt
Dorgci6obeu bo6en. @os @e.
tcrsburg 5lI berid6tcu meiB.
EoriS 30. Sept. - gln Ocui
iron5oiiden S6eile Der Somme-
6ront ionoen feine Snionterie @eI
iebte itott; in Scr @cgeno BON
9ou6oUesues 9loD 6ernp bonner.
ten Die aanoneu.
Ger 9eribt loltet.
y9ln ser Sonlme 5ront ipieItc
iicb il Der .@egeuo nO
in oenl gelloD gernp 9lbi6nitt Elm
6eitigeS 9lrtiaerie 0uea ob; cs fam
ieood nidt 3u Snianterie llnterne6.
mingeu.
Ger 6eino perii6te in Ben @ogeien
unierc @oiitionen iii0liA bonn Sointc
Diarie NaB on5ugreiien. 9lad ei.
nem lcb6often 9ombenfampfe plrOc
Der 5eino olf ieine S6iibeugrd6eu
5uriidgetrie6cn."
Ger iran50iiid G 9}odmit
togSbcri1t.
9Soris, 23. september. Ger
6cute 9tabnlittag ucr0ffentlic6te amt
Iihe gerid6t ocs iron3oiiiden ariegs-
biireaus melOet, oaB an Ser Sontme-
6ront iron5oiii6e &atrouiaeu oeitern
9Ra1t bis an ben Gano bon Gombles
6eranaenabt iino. Sic fanoen aui
Dem Seloe piele 0eicbeu oeilti6er
Soloaten uno nabten eiuige @eian.
aenc. Siiolid Ser Sonlme lit Elm
leb6oiter 9lrtileriefampf i'm @ange.
Sran3oiiide 5lieecr bcianocn lid,
geitern in SO 2uftfdmpicn; bier oeut-
ihc 2leroplone purOcn o6geiboiien.
Ger Seridt lalttet:
oN6r0liG Ger Sonne perlief Sic
9lotbt Oerb6ltniBmdBig rn6ig mr.
orougen irau5oiiide 9otrouiaen bis
an oic iiiolibe @ren5e oes StdotbenS
Gombles elm mo6ei iie Diele tootc
oeltibe Soloaten ontraien. 9hlA
ua6men lie "A Mann lno einen Gf-
i3ier geiangen.
Saolib Der Sommc ionoen an
me6rcren SteQen 5iemlid leb6aite
Qlrtillerefdmpie itatt. Soniilpo mar
Ole iiblde aanona0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
@l6tIidlcr 9OS.

Ger 4S.jobrigc Sobn Sul6ert bon
g1r. 1914, Dhllifin- StraBe, itarb
pl6tld in 9lr. l409 9lod StrnBe.
or. yacob ginner, bon gar. 80 Siio.
@roaouaD, Der our SuIfeIeiihing
berbeigeruien muroe, fonnte nur nod
Ben COB oes Wlonnes ieititeaen.
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20 Oseiten.
eopntaa, ben "A. sept. 1916.


Sir oos 8anfett, oos am 81. SEP
ieniber 8u Gbren bon Gbarles Wf.
Ghmab, Dem Stoblmagnaten bier
neronitaltet miro, beitellte geitern
9Qaoor Breiton Elm @eoed Gr
ionote Dem Gomitc einen Gbed iul
9etrooe bon 500. @loDor 4reiton lit
ser Grltc, Der iicb bereit ertl6t bat, an
Sem gaufett t9eil5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
oeitsrrsidcr bIaicn geraaipfcl in sic

@ieM %. Sept. III Seiterreidi-
idje Sruppen 6aben OnrdJ cine WiiueH-
GrplOiiou Den WipfCl OeS Nioute 81
munc iu Der WegcnO Oes Grentino,
fiiOSitlid bOu 9lOOcrtO, IN bic gitft sc.
iprenst. Gu iuirO inter Beutigem
9atum aus Sem 6lterreihiidl-nngari-
iden 6anptanartict scmeloet. Die
Stnlieuer, Die iid anf Dem Wipfcl be-
fanoen, OerlOren fait 400 an @efau.
genen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
GrIae i6rrm gSerleknussm.

SIN 6rantlin Squore.Soipitol
Deriiurb qeitern 0ioracn Die 81 Sab.
re alic Irou @auline 9ieuter aus
anoebel. Baltimore. GountD, meIde
ain Gonneritog orrb cine Sdrotlo.
ouna bon ibrem Batter sSobn O.
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9goditer rciuigtc ieine 6linte imo
Ieate cine SArot. 4atroue ii ole
aouunem bod idnnppte Ger Sabn
au ais iib Die 8rall i'm ieIben Wlo
ment ourd oos 3inuiler bewegte, tno
bierbei Dor oeu 2ouf oeS @emebres
fam. lln5abIiae Sdrotf6rner botten
iid III oen aorper eebettet. Die
Nerlcbtc muroe iofort nod Dem
8ranflin. .Soipital gebrodt,
mo feIqeiieat muroe, ooB ole 5drot.
former Den llnterlei6 ibmer Uerlebt
battcn. Der Batter murOe nob Dem
llnfull Dem Gotpion @cfdngniB Gin.
acliefcrt jcood aeGeu 9iireidoit oui
freieu SUB geiebt. SIS wirO geiagt,
ooB 5rou Henter Dor ibrem Tooe er
tl1rte, oaB Der 8organg nur elm 5il-
idaiger mar uno ibr @ater ooran
lniduloia 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

9lm Wlontoq, oeu 2. Cftober be-
qinnen oie @ettrenncn oui Der
8ennbabn Del 2aiIrel lmo peroen
26 Eoge fortgeiest. glae &orar6ei.
ten iiir Die gluinnbme oieler 9ienu.
pferoa iino getroiieu poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
tersbiira 8il bericbteu peiB.

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irol5oiiiden S6eile Der Sonme.
6rout ionOeu feline Snionterie @eI
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9ou6oUesnes 9loD 6ernD bonner
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20
BLOWING HOT AND COLD.

WHEN Delegate Wickersham was in Anchorage in November, 1915, he made speech in which he said: "The Government is going to build the rail road as cheaply as possible and you men should be satisfied with your wages" which were then 37 1-2c Der hour. During his recent trip, after the wages had been raised to 45c per hour the Delegate stated that he "al- ways advocated fifty cents an hour for the workmen.''
 In,his speech at Seattle. just before starting on his present Alaskan tour MT. Wickersham said: "I am a heavy taxpayer in the State of Washington, etc. In his speech at Valdez Mir Wickersham said: My holdings in Tacoma do not amount to over fifty thousand dollars, consisting of noth- ing but an apartment house which would gladly sell for that amount" etc.
 Is 1t any wonder that his oppon- ents accuse the Delegate of making a campaign of misrepresentations, and can prove it on him?
 In Anchorage he promised to throw his support to Thomas Jeter for Road Commissioner; his Valdez adherents are depending upon his support for their election.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20

THE Star says that Delegate Wick ersham was banqueted by R. R. Hunter while at Anchorage recently and his guests consisted of s. McNeice J. w. Frame, Dr. Cob1e, Ire c. Frame, Claud Dech, Jack Sutherland and Thomas Jeter, the Anchorage candi- date for road commission from this Division. The Prospector stated yes terday that the Delegate had gone into a combination with MT. Jeter to drag him into office on the tail of his tick ct, which was vigorously denied by the Delegates friends in Valdez. The deal was made at this banquet to double-cross his Valdez friends and help MT. Jeter to secure the office. We have no means of knowing the qualifications of MT. Jeter for the of- flee he seeks. We believe it should go to one of the Valdez aspirants. They are all good men, and their election would mean that the supplies for this road work would be purchased at home.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20

IF YOU really believe the Delegate is right in his endeavors to move the Road Commission to Juneau and the court house and court officials to Sew ard vote for Wickersham. A vote for the present Delegate means that the attempt to oust the Road Commits sion will be renewed for another two years and with the probability of the next administrators not being so friendly to Valdez. Seward will make strenuous attempt to secure the court house on the ground of econo- my; believing that the witnesses from interior and western points can be brought in much more cheaply than to Valdez. When the time comes for the removal 1t will not be left to our citizens. With the Delegate working for 1t and Stewards greater vote, it will be done before we are consulted. Therefore, as we have remarked be. fore. If you really desire to further wreck the town and are not satisfied with your previous efforts along this -line. vote for Wickersham and receive official aid in your efforts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20
WEATHER TO ORDER.
It May Possibly Be Brought About by
 the Aid of Electricity.

It May Possibly ee Brought About by
 the Aid of Electricity.
 Is 1t possible to make weather to or der? Tn the opinion of Sir Oliver Lodge, 1t Is by no means beyond the powers of man. He advances the sug. gestion that exploration of the upper regions would result fin discoveries which would enable man to control the weather.
 The latter, he contends, is merely a matter of electrical conditions, and the ingredients necessary for fine weather are an upper atmosphere charged with positive electricity and a negative charge upon the earth's surface. Much, he says. could be done by placing a copper rod round the earth parallel to the equator and discharging millions of amperes (units) from this rod. Sir Oliver points out that we have spent millions on building railways. and why not invest capital in controlling the weather by this means?
 Meantime, while we are thinking about the copper rod. much might be done by electricians. Sir Oliver Lodge suggests that they should ascend a high mountain. erect powerful gen. erating station and discharge all the positive electricity they can produce into the air. By this means much of the abnormal weather from which we suffer at times might be avoided and nature be induced to provide us with more regular seasons.-Rocky Noun. tain News.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20
Why Not Say "Woman7"

Whenever one has occasion to men
 tion the most remarkable sex of the human species one is confronted by the perAnacious fact that there is no general term to describe the subject of ones dissertations except the unlovely and almost meaningless term ''fe' male" That term is altogether too general It includes cows. hens and all other beings of that gender Some word is needed that will express the female of the human species and noth. ing else. She who orders the universe and makes planets and suns and stars worth while ought to have a name of her own and one worthy of her. We call upon the nations of the world to devote themselves for a time to this really important task.-Chicago News
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-20
JOHN FRAME states that tho Tor

JOHN FRAME states that the Ter ritory has received an enormous sum" for taxes. This money must be carefully guarded" in order that it may not "be wasted by unbusine essiike senators" It Is obligatory upon the voters to put reliable, honest men in office to handle these funds. It is absolutely essential that the best men be chosen to act as watchdogs of this immense fund. After casting around for some time to secure a man to fill this position of trust Honest John" placed his foot on the rail before the big mirror of one of Anchorage's dispensatoriums, and looked a man who is willing to die for his country and salary. square in the eye. He is now seeking votes for Me and Bob."