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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
"ALASKA"-UNCLE
 SANrS PARADISE

Lowell Jackson Thomas. lecturer at Chicago University and Princeton has been delivering a series of lectures in the East on Alaska Mir Thomas toured Alaska during the susnmer of 1914. and made numerous friends during h.s visit here. An account of a recent lecture he delivered is pub- lished in the News-Times. of Read Ing. Penna.. as follows:
 Tuesday evening Lowell Jackson Thomas. traveller. lecturer and jour- nalist, now identified with Princeton University. gave an Illustrated lecture on Alaska in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall The lecture throughout was a delight ful treat to all who heard it AS a speaker Mir. Thomas has special tai ent and his manner of treatment of his subject showed that he is very familiar with the country on which he lectured. About one hundred and fif- ty colored steroptican views were put on the screen. making the evenings entertainment enjoyable ami instruct i've. At the close of the lecture. a vote of thanks was tendered the speaker.
 Railroad Completing
 Mr. Thomas predicted that. as a result of the new government rail- road now under construction from Seward. on the southern coast of Al aska. to Fairbanks. the principal city of the interior. several million peo plewlll be attracted to the territory He showed pictures of farming within the Arctic Circle and explained that the thermometer often goes to tenn perature of 90 degrees above zero ir the shade during the summer season He said that although the population of Alaska is about half that of Read ing. and the territory one-fifth the size of the United States. over $500, OOO 0O0 had been made there.
 Mir. Thomas emphasized the fact that Alaska is not an ice-Dound land but has unlimited possibilities which have been locked up as a result ol government red tape.
 He gave Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane credit for the re cent change Of attitude on the parl of the authorities at Washington.
 Mir. Thomas carried has audiencC on 2O,OOO.mile journey from New Yorl, to Nome, on Bering Sea-
 "The coming great industries of Al aska are mining. fishing. reindeer raising. the fur trade. and lumberIng. said the lecturer.
 Mir. Thomas has spent many years travelling through the Arctic and sub arct.ce regions. At present he holds the position of director Of oratory Whig and clo Halls, Princeton Uni versity.
 In addition to his Alaska views he showed pictures of Rainier Nation al Park. in Washington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
FOR LADIES
 Al ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

Beginning next week. Tuesday eve nings VIII be set aside for the ladies, and they will be allowed the privi- leges of the entire club with the ex- ception. of course, the lodge room. This arrangement will be of great convenience for the ladies. Tuesday is the regular meeting night of the local Arctic Brotherhood. Hereafter wifey VII be able to so to lodge with hubby. but instead of being in the lodge room, can sport about in the swimming tank or read in the cosy library. It is going to be some hard stunt for the A. B. members now to pull the wool over the eyes of their better halfs. The wife can now de- eide for herself or get 1t from her neighbors just what time lodge was out and how long 1t took Mir. Illus. band to walk his two or three blocks home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
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 W. D. Kelly, of Thane, is registered at the Occidental
 E. F. Tally. Of Dawson. came down from Skagway on the Georgia last night. and is registered at the Alas kan.
 F. Carlson registered at the Alas kan from Seattle. left this morning for the Tenakee Hot Springs
 George l.. Gallagher, Of Haines, Is a guest at the Gastineau.
 William Anderson. has arrived from Petersburg on a business trip. and is registered at the Gastineau.
 A. F. Huldberg. who has been a guest at the Gastineau for several weeks left this morning for Tenakee Hot Springs.
 R. M. C. Whitaker. manager of the sales department of the Union Meat Co., of Portland. is registered at the Gastineau.
 Oscar Nord. formerly of the Perse- verance, is registered at the Gastin- eau.
 E. S. Hewett. local typewriter agent. is at the Gastineau.
 A. Fl. Haynes. Of Skagway. is reg lstered at the Alaskan.
 United States Commissioner John B. Marshall and wife will leave to- night on the Georgia for a two weeks visit at Sitka.
 C. W. Stockwell. representative of Marshall. Wells hardware company. of Portland. goes 10 Sitka tonight
 J. II. Nichoalds. local representa- tive of Armour & Co.,. VII so to Sit ka tonight on the Georgia
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
HOLZHEIMER COMMISSIONER
 PRO TEMPORE

William A. Holzheimer today was appointed United States Commission- CT pro tempore, by Judge Robert w. Jennings, to preside in Judge Mar shalrs court during the latter's va cation trip to Sitka. Judge Marshall leaves tonight on the Georgia and will be gone two weeks. Mr. Holzheim. CTS bond was fixed at $l,OOO
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
H. c. YOUNG HERE

II. c. Young. engineer in charge of the Jualin mine. is in the city for a few days
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
STEAMER GEORGIA ARRIVES
 FROM LYNN CANAL PORTS

Steamer Georgia arrived last night rim Skagway and way ports with the following passengers: George Gallo gher and John Thomas from Skag- way; John Camplgetti from Comet; Robert Herrick. l.. R. Vernon, H. G. Young from Jual.n; E. s. Hewitt from Haines and k. Carver and William Stewart from Eagle river
 The Georgia sails tonight at mid night for Sitka and way ports and will have a fair list of passengers and freight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18

ALLmETAL wEATHERsrRlPs- ots e eilpatrIck, Contractors. 12-t4f
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
PALMA" DROPS WHEEL.

The ferry steamer Alma dropped her wheel and broke her tall shaft this morning at Thane and was brought to the beach where she will be repaired at low tide tonight. A wheel will be taken from the Lone During the lay-up of the Alma the Teddy VII be operated on the regular schedule.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
Sss,OOO PAID INTO
 FEDERAL TREASURY

License moneys paid by First d.. vision businesses and trade for the year 1915 amounted to SS3,s9S.SS. ac- sording to the records just compiled by Clerk of the Court Bell. The amount represents the moneys paid into the Federal treasury only in in- corporated towns. and by quarters, Is as follows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
NATIVE DANCE TURNER HALL

Tuesday evening, January IS there will be a big Native dance at Tur- ner's Hall for the pleasure of the Ma lives of Juneau and Douglas. Native boys, $1OO; Native girls free. Dane ing begins at g o'clock II .6t doubt that skagway will experience a revival of business which will re- mind old.timers of the early days. It is expected that several months de- velopment work will be necessary to determine the value of the claims.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18

JOHN CROFT expects a fresh ship ment of Olympia Oysters on next boat arriving. Don't forget our famous Olympia oyster Cocktails. iS-6t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
LlNoERMAN-YoUNe CASE
 PUT INTO NEXT COURT TERM

On application of attorneys, Judge Jennings this morning put the case of Lucy Linderman aga'nst Jimmy Young. over until the next term of court. This is a case for restitution of premises.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
DANCING ACADEMY
 SCHOOL IS NOW OPEN

Get your name on the book and you will soon be dancing. No one .n the hail during your lesson hour but yourself and the teacher Office op en from 10 a. ID. to 9 D. m. Phone 2.7-5. 1-13-tf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
Cffcn6ar inter GOntrOIc.


Gie ainoerldbniIngs gpioemie in
g1etp.Dorf. Merfli6e 9(6no6-
me in Der 3abl Der Sooesfdae
uno Der neuen @rfronfuneen 3u
ber5ei6nen.
Sem Yorf, II. Suli. Cine
tpeitere glbna6me Der 3ooesfdle uno
Der neiien @rtronflneen an Der &in-
Oerl66mlng mar bellte 5li oer5eidnen.
@d6reno Der nit beute W}orgen 10
llbr obgeibloiienen pierlino5man5ig
Stimoen erIogen Id &inOer Der tiidi-
iden Seli9c lno 95 neue Sale pitr-
ben in oen fiinf 9orougbs Der Staot
yeep-Dorf angemeloet.
Ger peiteren Yerbreitling Der 4iil.
oerldbmungen ideint man nun aud
in 8rooflDn, DEM eigentliden SerO
Der arnnt6eit, einen 9liegel borge-
ibo6en 81 boben. Gas @eiltno5eits.
amt wor geitern nit Der Gage ourh.
aus 3ufrieoen uno glaubt, Die @pioe-
mie boaitdnOig unter Gontroae &c.
bradt 81 bo6en. glls Elm @etpeiS fir
Oieie E6otiade mag ser llmiiano gel
ten, ooB geitern fait idnntlicbe
9rooflbncr 0ifeutliteu Spiclpldbc,
welhe felt Dem glusbrud Ger aront-
belt fir Die SSlgeno geidloiien iuo.
rem iDieoerum geofinct muroen. Gin.
seine Der @orfs imo SpielplGbe per-
oeu Oorldufig oaeroings MIR fir ei.
nige Shlnoen oes Goaes frei aeae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

Den S6ueitern uno nidt gum loenie.
Iien bon ben SoIoaten.
llno Nun Iieit man bon Itorfen
eugliiden geIdueroen. SIT oos
nidt gum 2oden, Oos oIte 2ieo, oos
nit neuem Cert lnIere 6einoe inn.
mer pieoer ouiiimmenl - 9lIs oie
5ran5oien Sie6e beiabeu ihrie'n Ie
3eternoroio iiber ole gar6oren, Die
olte 9aumerfe 5eritoren. Sebt no
Die @ngldnocr ,aottun ouf oie go.
oeboic gefricet 6aben" (um mid Ell.
mes SolootenmisorudS 81 6coienen)
iommert 2oro 9itdener iiber I'M.
meuihIidje 9ebanollng Der @cfange.
men, Gin trauriges SAidiol, tpeun
@eiiegte 81 alten @eibern peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
tn(6rnlrben.
SyOrOerte bic Sylnt0 IN
silO-GarOIina.
Ser amgeribtetc ShaOem
betrdgt SystIiOmem.

8oumlpoG.S Spiunereien uno SGuier
oud 9riiden fortgei6penmt.
9obn.9lnlosen boaig 8eritort. n
Die 0Gmme fonnten oen 0rud
oes 9Boiiers nidt StonO bolten.
@iele SliiIie beoeuteno aus
ibren llfcrn setrcten. 9iet-
tllnssmonni6often berlieren ibr
2eben. 9ictteuoe 8oltmfronen.
9libebtlIe, 9S. 6. Il. sSuli. ~
Cine Oienge GROCER inOtitrieGer 9ln-
logen in Der ltmgegeuo bon 9Ii6ebiae
ltcbcn belitc itia in 6olge Ser lleber-
idmenmungeL mel6e ourd Die &c.
gengiilie uno Stiirme pcrurlaAt
murocn melGe lcbte g9ode Sbcile
BON 9}ortb uno South Carolina ncbit
Dem onltoBenOen @ebict bon Eennei.
fee, @iroinio imo g9eit-@irginio
beimiu1ten. N}on meiB, OoB nelrn
@erionen ertrlinten limo, bunoert tuer.
Den pernliBt uno 0rmoerte limo beim.
los unO oer Giienbobnnerfebr in eli.
nem groBen @ebiet ouf alien Seiten
gli6eoiae's lit labmgelegt.
Sic @elpGIier Der 6liiiie Smonnn.
noo lino 6ren1 9rodo, Die geltern
aus ibren llfern traten moourh Die
Ortidoft 8iltmore iiberflutbct iunroe
uno 9li6ebiQe o6ne @os. lino eleftri.
ide geleu6tlmg tno eleftriide aroit
blie6, trcten bellte 5ilriid uno man
glon6t, ooB Die gr0Bte @eiobr in Der
@egeno borii6er lit. Ger oirefte 81
gentblnsidaoen miro ouf 6 bis 10
Wlilionen Collars Deronl1loat, oo6
erportet man peitere Wlcloungen
ii6er SdoOen an Der Grnte, in Sol5-
uno 9dlmpoamii6lcn Giienbo6n.
6riiden rno Giien6a6nitreden etc.
Gas @e6iet, welAeS inter Der lie
beridwenmtng Iitt oebnt iid bon
OitEenneilee 0urb Siiooit-@clt Sir
einio Siiomcii.@ir9inio glort6 ga.
roliua bis @ilmineton uno gon5
South Carolina aus.
SoIlte ser Iumm an SoroipoD-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

fem 9lbibnitt cbenidas er6ebIicbrn
S6ooen.
SGufer fort9cidp
g}eben Dem S6oOcn 0en Scr Gien-
6o6n uno Siiopclt @irginien 5ugc-
fiigt wuroe, iinO ouA Oielc Sducr
bon oen @oiiern fortgelpoihcn NOR
oen ooritnter bcfinocn iid cinigc
SGuIer in ocr Srtidoit &ooiorO Sin
Monn ertrouf in oieicr @egeno bel
Dem 8eriud, lidb iiber ocn reiBenocu
6luB 81 rnOern
SIN oliliden Senneliee interbrod
Die 6lutb oen 8erfebr Der OeridieOc-
nen 9o6nlinien
g8ie aus Salisburb, g. g., 6eri6-
tet miro, ertronfen orci Ginoer, ais
Die 61t6en oeS Gataluba.6luHcs Gin
unterwoibcnes @o6nboils fortrii-
fen.
9 6o6cn erreidt @IilIion.
gio6c Stotcspillc iicl Oieier 6lub
bcitc 9io6uittoo betrddtlicb. Ger
S6oocu pclber entIong OeS 5Inlies
in sSrcocn, Gotolpbo nnO glleranoer
Counties ongeri6tet murOe, belGltit
ii6 ollf W}iQionen. 0ic W}onbo
9aumpoaipinnerei mllroe ooaitdu-
Dig iortgcmol6cn uno betrdet Der
@erlult 100000. 0ie Sit 0lonbo
9alunpoIipinnerei pur6e in elmer
Sobc BON 100000 bclddoiet wd6-
reno Der Gcrluit an 9oummoae duf
$4,000 ongeeeben iii.
@ine 3oabriidc, sic Dem GormtD
$4,000 eefoitct bate, uurOe BET
Stotcspiae fortgeipiiIt mo cine an
oerc I'M @crtbe BON $4,000 nabc
W}ooresbiIle.
0ie Gong sSslanO Spiunerei itc6t
nod, lit aber ibwer beiddoigt. SSn
9lleronoer Golntp pur0e nobe Eop-
lorspinc Die 9uspaugb Spiunerei
fortgerillen pG6reno Die 2ileOopn-
Spinnerci in oenielbeh 0iitrift nur
itorf beldGoi9t puroe
Cine groBe 3iegelei no6e States,
bile lit ebenfolS bonn @ro6oOen Oer-
i6mimoen. Ser Gomm Der Siioli-
den 9roit-@eieaidboit bAt 2oofoltt
S6ools wioeriton0 Dem Battle-Ground,
bod lunroe ole Specification ielbit
ltarf beihdoigt.
Sic Situation in Columbia. &C,
lit beina6e ebenio fritilh mie i'm
Sabre 1908. 9riiden purocn fort.
geidbwenmt un0 lit bic Grnte I'M I'm
terloio Ooaitdnoig perni6tet.
9ei @rcenoille, S.-G. iielen oie
S8oiier beutc, oob 1T oie 9lnloge oes
Sioliden &roitperfcS bei Bortmon
llmO @rcoa S6ooIS I'M 9lnoerion.
GountD eei6loilen. Sicrourdb iii oic
StoOt imo 8abriteu obne elcttriiben
Stron.
Sin Grorutid, Der lid an ocr
G'reenOiae.anoroiae-eiienbobn ereig-
netc, bemmte oen @erfebr uno rid-
tetc eiuen Sdooeu bon ua6e5u $780,
600 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
(Drabflos natb GdDbiue)

~ = ~ " ~ = ~ y ~ ~ " D
Lamb.
(Drabtos na6 eaDbue)
8erlin II. Suli. - (lle6eriee-
glodridtcnoienit) glodridten aus
Stod6olm beiaeen ooB ser ruiiii6e
6inon5nliniiter, noAoenI er ii6 per-
gebens Inn cine Qlnleibe in England
lno 8ronfreib benii6t botte, nit
amerifonilden gonfiers llnterbano-
liingen anfniipite, Die ober aud febl.
geihlogen iinO.
Gnelon0 beeriinoete feline 9lbioge
nit Ger @rflGrltna ole eigeneu
ariegsfoiten leien auf cine iolAe
Sobe geitiegen OoB es unmoelidj iei
Die 9laiirten ipeiter 81 unterltiiben.
Sic ruiiiihe 8eitune o9ieh" moht
Der bitteren @nttduidung in beftigen
9luSfdnen 2uft beidul0igt insbeion-
oere oie 9lmerifoner oes @igennibeS
uno erflGrt in beleioigenOen Morten,
Ben glmeritanern iei Die Wosfe Der
Sbmpatbie fiir Die 91iirten BON ib-
rem @elidtern gerihen poroen
6leifdloie Sage ber-
i6Grft.
@ien bia Berlin unO 2onOon
II. Suli ~ Gie iogenonnten fleiid-
loien Gage, tpel6e eingefiibrt mur-
oen iperoen in Der 3utinit in Der
Ebot fleiidloie Gage iein.
8is6er NOR oaS 6leiiHuerbot fein
boaitdnoiges, oo oud an iogenonn-
ten ileiidloien Soeen gefuiiie 6leiih-
ipeiien eefoltft peroen fonnten aber
nod Der neuen 8eroronung, Die I'M.
mittelbor in aroft trot, lit Der Ser
fouf uno @enuB oaer 9lrten 6leiiA,
giidienfleiid eineeidlolien on &c.
lpiiien 2ogen ablolut berbotcn. Gas
be5ie6t iid AUDI auf @efliioel unO
@iloprei.
gerabihieoete @enerGIe.
&otteroam & II. Suli oio Son.
Oon 9}od elmer Wlelonng oes
ogerliner Sogeblott~ bat Goiier @il.
belm oie 8eniionirlne BON iieben
@enerdlen Ger preuBiideu 9lrnee an.
georOnet, ole oGe ibr Reniions-@eiud
eineereidt botten Slim oerielbcu
linO 5por Die @enerGle bon 9reooiD,
bon @iensfoipsfi, @loffe, Gromer
nno bon 9uer treten in oen gi6e-
itono, pG6reno oie beioen onocren
bon aleiit iino 8ro6ner Elm Gonl-
mon0o in Der Seimotb erbolten 6o.
ben. Tie 8eitung iogt @riinoe fir
oen 9iiidtritt Der Sffi5iere lino niAt
ongegeben.
(8ei gIus6ru6 Oes arieges fiibrte
@eneraleiltnont bon 9re0om Die AZ.
Standardization, Die @enerolino-
iore bon aleiit, @loffe, uno arob-
mer fiibrten Die g., 81. rno 49, SSeIo.
glrtinerie.9rigoOe uno @enerolmoior
BON SSIenstoDSti mar Willit1rll6eS
N1itglieO oes Rei6s .W3ilitdr Sc
ridts.)
800 Badete bon ipanii6 G NJ
9ompfer genommen
@aanila, 9bilippinen, II. Syuli.
= Ger iponiide Dompfer ,Gi5a-
guirre" melOete geiiern BEL leiner
9lnfluft in Sloilo, ooB Die 6ritiI6ell
ge6oroen in Singapore 500 goIt.
padete, weldJe fiir W3onilo beitimmt
poren beidIagno6mt 6aben Qic
aoreIiaten glau6en, ouB Die 3oIlbe-
BORDEN Oas @intreffen oes .@i5o.
guirre" in Nlonila obnorten meroen,
c6e iie ireeno einen S1ritt unterne6.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

ben obcr eS oiirfte Iib MIR Inn einige
Gage 6onoeln bis ole 0iientliben
Eniinelplobc oen 9leincn ipieoerlim
i'm oollen llmiange 5ur @eriiiglIne
geItelt perOen.
@eiunobeits GonmiliGr @mcrion
erlieB beltc 9(beno cine formeae Or
flGrung, in Der er iagie, ooB Die 9lb-
no6me in Der 3o6l Ger 8ooesfdGe
ino Der nelen Grfronhtngen 5eige,
oaB Der nerbeercnoen Gpi0emie iebt
oiIenbar OaS @enid ge6roden iei.
gln1 Wlabor W}itdcl erlieB eiue
@rfldrimg, in pelc6er er FerIonen,
Die eiipa cincu 9eiu6 g1ep Dorfs
planeu oeriiderte, ooB Die glniic.
dlrngSgefa6r cine Oeridwin0eno &c.
geringe iei.
9 lie @pi0emie i'm Stoote.
9lIbonD, IL. Suli. sSn ocm
Staats @elunobeits Gepartcincnt
piroen in oen nit 6eilte Dlittag ob-
geidloiienen 4S Stunoen IA ncue
Safe unO , gooesidae an ain0cr.
ld6mllng i'm Stootc 9}0p Norf, ait.
Ber6ol6 Der Staot 9lew yorf, &c.
meloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

BON etipo 1850 Meilen bintcr Iid
bntten. sic nuroen per 9obn oon
Nosfou nod @ort GolnD in Der
Monoihurei uno Damn 81 @oier
our6 oen Sue5.4anol nad 6ranf.
reid tronsportirt. Gie 3obl Der er.
Iten fiinf ruiiilhen Gontingente lit
ME befannt eegeben iporOen; es miro
ober geI6det, oaB es lngeidbr 25,0O0
noren.
Ger offi5ieae 9eridt oes iron5oli.
ihen 9rieesblreouS bonn Sonntog
9lbeno 5eigte, DAB ruiliidc Sruppen
in Der Champagne fonpfen)
aein @elo mebr iir &n s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
llngrbrnrr
Sinh bic |erluiIe Oer
NtnRen
sn Der temen Sffenitbe
amf Der CftfrUmt.

amf Der OftfrOmt.
9is 3nn /. SuIi berlorcn Ole gfuIien
an GoOtcn oacin 1490O Off.
aiere umo 24s,OOO 0aonn. II lin,
ter oen @efoaenen II @ener6le
uuo 90 Regiments aommoot,
Oeure. 3ie 9etersbureer 8c-
ri6te ipreden nod immer bon
eroBen Sieeen.
Berlin, II. Snli. IT. 2nut amt.
Iiden Seri@teu ans YctrOsraO, 70
melOct bic lteberiee gladJridJten-
Asentir, fat in benz 3eitrnmm bOm
Sesinn Der rmIiiiden SffeniiOe bis
8nm 1. SnIi bic Sail Der WctOOtc.
ten bic enOrme '6Gbe bon 14,900 Sf-
fiaieren nnS 24S,000 Mlnnn crrcidDt.
llnter ben Wet0Oteten befinOcn iid
II Wencrdle nuO 20 9iesimentS-
NOmmanOenre.
B ctersburg meloet mie-
Der siege.
Beters Burg, bia 2onoon, H..
Suli. ~ g1a6 einem 6eiite erloiienen
ofii3ieaen 8eridt Der oberiten Seeres-
Ieitimg 9iuBlanos iesen Die Rliicn
ibren 8ormarid in @olpnien aneeb-
lid tort. Die Dlittbeilung lagt:
oSn @oIDnien, oltli6 unO IiiooIt.
lid BON Soiiiiusfp, baben unierc
topferen Gruppen unter General Ga.
faroff Den @ioerItono oes 6einoes
eebroden. Sn @eiedten in Der @e.
geno bon Buitomptp ipuroen me6r
ais 1000 0eiitide uno Oeiterrei9er
geiongen genommen aliBer0em er.
belteten mir Orei leiHte @eldiibe,
5wei ibpere @ci6iibe, biele W}oidi.
nengelpebre uno ionitiees arieesma.
terial. Sn Oieien Gdmpfen muroe
@eneral 8laOinir Qroggniroif our1
einen S6rapnea.Splitter am 9ein
Oerpunoet
S5n Der @egeno Der ilnteren 2ipu
oouert uHier crfpIgreider @ormnrib
fort. Der 6ein6 Ieiitet bortn6dieen
8iOcriton0. syn Sdlodten in Die
fer @egeno boben mir 226 Sffi5iere
mo 5S72 Wonn eefoneen eenoni.
men. 9Lu6 boben mir "a @eihiibc,
oorunter 6polf idwere, uno bier5ebn
Woi6incngepebre erbeiitet. g(n ei-
nem unoeren 8unfte in oieier g2oh.
borihoft nobmen mir 81 Sffioierc
uno 21S5 Wnnn eefaneen.
0ie @eiommt5obl Der in oen
a6mpfen bont 16. Suli in @olpnien
eemo6ten @efoneenen belduft iih
auf etipo 914 Offi8iere unO 1887
Ulonn. g8ir eroberten 80 @ci9iibe,
oorlnter II idweren aoIiberS, unO
cine eroBe 9ln6obl bon Dloidinen-
qeipebren.
SSn Der @egeno bon Girlibobo,, an
Der @ren5e bon EraniDlbonien, ba'
ben mir cine neue 2iite beiebt.
sSn Der @egeno bon 0aigu iino @e.
fchte in elmer fir uns giinitigell
@eiie berIouien. g9ir nobmen einen
sbeil Der feinoli6en SdiibengrGbcn
unO moaten cine gln6obL bon @e-
fangenen.
zeppelin bombor0irt
Riga.
8eterSbura II. SuIi. ~
Qas rltiiiihe g(rmecSouptquorticr
bat belite glbeno folgen0e offi5ieIle
8efanntmodung erloiien:
Gin Zeppelin eridien geiterlI
iiber Der Stoot Sligo uno mari Bonn.
ben ouf ben unteren Staottbeil
berob.~
&ufiii6 eEruppen in 8re It
gelnnoet.
Baris, II. Suli. ~ Cine 9l6t6ei.
lung ruiiiiter $iiifstruppen lit beitte
in Dem fron5oiilhen Sofen Brett ae.
lanoet poroen.
CEies lit oas ie6ite Contingent
ruiiiider Gruppen, oeIIeu glnfinft in
8ronfreid eeneloet iporoen lit. 8mi.
iden Dem 90 April ino Dem 5. W1ai
IinO in Nlorieiaes flint 9lbtbeilungen
rniiiiber Streitfrdftc eelonoet, no6-
Dem iie cine 2ano- uno See.9leiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

leNc SDp OCNllujtr SuhDpuplt lhl @ll
Gee Dem Grud Der 5lutben nadoe.
ben, 10 piiroe ipeitercs llnbeil ourtb
lleberilutbung oeS Sooonnab 9iioer
angerihtet mo 9lnguiia @a., be-
oro6t peroen.
Ole oirefte llrlo1e Der llcber-
iBmenmlmg BON 9libcoiae lno I'm
gegeno maren Gomn6rii6e in Sen
OerionOilc, g. g., mo aanugo @c-
poltigc @oHermeneen ergoIien iid
Dem Sluonnoncn 8llB binunter,
iiberititbcten Gbcile oes @on0erbilt.
9elibt6uniS itno ser SrtlboIt 8ilt-
more, Der Dor 25 SSobren BON George
g9. GonOerbilt ongelegt puroe. Gort
ertronfen Orei 4erionen, ole bon Der
6lutb in ibrem Seim ii6erroiht wur.
ocn uno man glaubt, ooB ol6 5mei
&rontenndrterinncn Oes 9iltmore
SolpitaIs ungcfonmcn iino. 9ilt-
more lit auf cine Strede bon elmer
Dleile wegen DER 6lutbcn bon 9Iibe-
bile o6geibnitten.
G1mme bred en-
Cine onoere 8lt6 ergoB ii6 bon
Den 0annlbriiden oos 6ren9 8rooo-
2bdl binllnter, bis ser ilntere S6eil
bon gli6ebiae ii6erilitbet mor, no
Ourd cine groBere gln5o6l inouitriel-
Ter 9lnlngen bei1doigt plr0en. Sir
me5rere bunoert 5obriforbcitcr miro
bier ociorgt, oo Oeren SeimItGtten
iortgcidmenmt iporoen iino Ger
9obn6of Der Soit6ern Gailmob uno
Oes @lcn 9lod Sotel bic iib t15 @lei.
len bonn @eidGfispiertel glibebiGe's
entiernt befinOerL lteben mebrcre 5nB
tief unter gSoiier 3pei glr6eiter er.
troufcn bei Dem @eriuH, in oen obe-
rem Stodmerfen oes 8otelS ieItgc-
6oltenen &eiItcn 2e6ensmittel 5u
bringen.
gtobe Charlotte, g. g., po aIei6.
faas 6eoepttenoer SHooen ongerihtet
ipuroe, wuroen IS 9eutc, sic an elmer
Giien6a6n6riide orbeiteten, nit ser
Bride fortgeidpemmt lrno IinO ent.
iueoer ertrunfen, oOer bo6en in
8oumfrouen S6ub eefunoen.
JlettilngSmunnI6aftcn 6radbten
ipdtcr oen 0loidiniiteu sSoicp6 Sill
Iion uno onoere 9(neeitelte sec
SiiOIiden @iien6o6n Die in oen
9armfronru 3ufludt geiudt botten,
nod Charlotte, 0t.-G. 9lnocre 9l6t6ei.
llngen iubcn noh oen iibrigcn 9lr-
beitern, weldc ouf Der Bride Iion-
Oen ais oieielbe fortgcibpenut
muroc.
lln6eiI ii6erulI.
9lebnlihe 8uitdn0e bcrriden an
Dem Yoofin.6luB Inn 2crinaton,
I g},G. Goote G6iere, 9riimmer bon
Wlii6len goumpolle, 9obof. Sel Ii.
ounere @egenitduoc fii6rt Der rciBeu-
Oe Strom nit iid.
Ole @rnte mnroe in Dem @ieomont.
@iItrift in Siio.Gorolino itorf beidG.
oigt Giienbo6nbriiden ipuroen fort
gepaidcn Der @crfc6r unter6unoen.
Iic @erfe Ser Sout6crn &oper So.
nobe Sportonsbnra iinO inter @oI.
ier gelebt lno miro ooourd ser Ser.
fc6r Ger &orortbabn 5piiden Spar.
tanS6urg, @rccnuooo, @oltoniu unN
Charlotte itntrrbro6en.
glus @eorgctown S..G., fommt
oic 9lodridt ooB S6ooeu an ser
g8aiierfront rmo an 2Goen onaerid-
tet purOe. Die llnterpaidlnoen ser
Seo6oorO 9(ir 2inic iino pieoer aus.
ge6ciicrt uno puroe Der 3uoberfe6r
iuieoer ailfgcnon1men.
SSn Siiopelt-Girginicn riIicn 6ic
8lutben oie 9riidcn iin0 9o6naeleiie
fort, moourG Die @cr6inouna ser
@luefielo.9riitol. .Gipiiion Der Olor.
folt linO @ciicrn Giicn6o6n inter.
brodcn uurOc. glr6eitcr iino bcutc
Oanit beidditiot oen SHoocu fpie-
Der ous5u6eIiern.
Gie &irginia.@iienbo6n, mic oie
girginia ino siiolide Giicn6obu inn
griltoI 3d. 1erllm erlitten in ole.