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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
gareau bes eia6t.9lealItrai0rs.

ia I / NJ T G. 70. Wlnl 1910.
9luen 0nrnn iniererien 8erionen miro bier'
nit 9ia6rini erbeilt 0ab Der StaotsSn9enenr
am 20. Wlni 1916 in oieiem 8hrean iple es
burh ben glbihniii 94, glrttiel 30, oes galils
more Sid0tsGooer BON 1906 oorgelnrlepen
miro ben erildrenoen 4nH nno Die Snplitnls
alno BON glulaeen einQereicbi bai fir bic
cusyiUellirnng uno Geu-@inlternng oon:
9ncB, neben 1040 gloros@aO sSiraBe, lauleno
bic 1927 0oros6ouos sSiraBe.
Wncn, binier 1900 Blod Yi0rosgSolte sSiraBe
unb Noro s9urbams sSiraBe.
NncD, 6inter 1900 Slod 1iuianosAoenue uno
yiOrosSurbnm SiraBe.
Nneh, 6inier 1000 8lod g'orO.8ono' 'straBe,
gaen, binier snoleite bon St.9reIion,siroBe,
Slpifheu QobcQrobc 9lueO uno YueO ipels
lid bon c. 9anSirabe
NneD, binier gioroeiie SitsSioolesSiraBe. 5lois
ihen qoOcerooe glueb uno Nueb peili0
bon St YaulsSiraBe.
gneb iiold bon Clbcr Srabe, 5iuiiden 25
9eelisCliOersSirn unO WnrOlnuosglOenue.
NnrN n1rolib bon oer Noroieie 0it.eanoale'
SiraBe nno oltliU bon @barles' SttdBe;
QueH, inblin bon Der Snofeie CitNai0Deiies
glocnue uno meitlidD bon e. RanlsStrnBe.
MncN, meilid bon BARCLAY 'Sirabe uio noroi@
non 8anOdlesSirdBe
MaeD, bnier Der gSeiiieite bon 3atrobes StraBe.
5luilheu 0dnodle SirnBe uno Snid0elle'gloe.
NncO biuier Der Slifeiie bon SairubesStraBe,
Bluiiben 9dnOalei Slr0Bc nno YaldpeilesNoe.
Nncn, 1iiliob nno meitid bon Barelaps SiraBe
un0 iii0lio1 bon SnuOdleiStruBe
Nncn 0nid bon WiarplanosgIoeme. 5oiheH
QanOae,SiraBc uno SalnpetiesAoenue,
Mncn metlic6 bon Ct. @aul.SiraBe 5pil1en
9oole' nuo @reitonsSirabe.
Qlncn binicr g. 4 iiro YiorosSuinius SiraBe
iino 3. uno Z Norbagaeas sStraBc
gue 6abon beiroiieneH 9erionen itno bere6'
tpt. innerbalb 30 IGaen bonn Eallm oorpe
laqier gOii5 an i'm Nnltlmorer Sidoiaerl0l
ourN ihriftlib eiHaerente %eiition oaaeaeu
81 oppeuiren -
(gai2e, ,Suni2o.t6) sinots&eeiiirqior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
0ipi6cnben.

Nm bic Su6aber Der @iniummens cbnaationen
uno 6euoiSnaien Niieu Der ,,uniieo 9lnil.
iunDS a. electric 0DnIpanD" Oun Baltimore
Baltimore. Wio % Dldi 1916
Sie IlgaiiouensGoupons Nr
50 iucrocu am uno uab Dem l. Suui 1916 IN
Dem 9'anfbans bon 9llernnoer NyOmn & Cons,
Baltimore. obne Mb6ige iiir Die @unoeSs@ins
tommeniiener auSbe8abt, menn bic @iecni6iis
ner beiagier Coupons oieieben nit 0ori6riiiSs
mdBi9en 0eriiiiaen prdienilren Sine Sipis
oenoc bon 5uci @ruSent nnl Ole 9yriuriidiss
NtiiCn INT fir Die am 81. Widi 1916 enocnnrn
lcd0e Nsonatc erfldrt moroen uHo Gbeds baiit
lnli Nb5nq zines IbeileS Der Ginniss, Sinois
NM Sonnips Stcncrn. nid0t iibcr eiil Yiertcl
bon elnem Rro5enN iucrocn ben einQernQcnen
Nnbobern hcim slblhuiB Der Sei61ie am 81
Wia 1915 per Roii Aipciicli rtu
Sm shiraae oc5 SireliofnmS
(Dlal2B,20) Mialam 0arln, Scirctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
Die Oemtidcn @inbetrid.glmeritau wOam abiOnt
nidjt nnlODal ein.


@eridie0cnc 3eihmgcn oes Snnoes, ole beim 2iis
buid ocs cropoidJen areaes ibreu Seiern Ucrtinoe
ten 0a5 Noupt3el ser 9lairtcn iei, Den uprcbilden
01icrsnuls" 81 5criioreu ino ebt 9eiiirworter Der
olQcmenen g9ebrpidt gemoroen uno iteaen in ibren
Qocrirciicn Abitnlmningen uber oiee 5rage on- 3o'
6ei maiden iic ole fir iie rmougene6mc @ntoedmg
ooB bic gnocitrdl glmcrtouer nil Dem ocutiden
9nocitrd oumt uno ionoers iiir Ole @iniiibrung
SCI olacucineu ggebrpilidt ino. Sie iiuoen oos
icmiM Sie t0nucu ibre &erDuuoering oorilbcr nidls
lmicl0riden, 90 ie idl cingereOct ooB Amcrlfa
cod mir gcacu 0eitidano 5u ricn bobe 10 gloub'
Ten e bcitimmt Die 2lmeroncr Oeltidcu 9lutcs mir,
oen Der Gnilbrme Der aQGemeinen &e5rpilidlt oppo.
iircn Der 9epes Oor ocn ibnen cine Abltnmng
hceru iontc fonntc oonn 10 id0n 5u meiieren Yin.
Qriiicn olli Ole oeutiden @noerid 2merifoncr os
lmoDoe @iirqer oicneu. lln0 nm baben lic iid &c
irrt 9am criobren iic Dab gcraoc bon oicicr Seite
0e 5Hmmm 3u @niiten Der SAaiiung ocS DSolteS
Ia geaicn" fonmen Dos 1T unauaenebnt, poBt gar
nidi III i6ren arom. Se iett nod mciter oui Den
imoDolcr characterization ocnidcn 9inoeltrd.
glmerfanr beumrciten2
Gs miro ibncn uidts glnoeres ii6rig blcben ais
cine abcrmoligc Sdueniime 3u lmterncbmcn ols BON
gicueu Qcoen oeu v0tilitarismis1 Ios5uoouern no
sic omtidcn 9moeirid 9lmerifoner 81 beddoigcn
ic beobiidtqten Die Der. Stootcn 81 operprcuBen"-
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@aItimOrc's better Ticnie-Iart.
GnmmItattEr- 31ark.

9eieuidniien uno airben ibuen pobl oa'
ran, id oieien 8ari nn8uleben, ebe ie Sdien
fir ibre 5uInnitiqeu 4cnics beleQeH. Ser
aegeI6abnen, GaronIlel 6hieb'@dnerieu. stin'
bersSpielpldben nno allen noibeen ge1nem'
lidfeien auseeiiniiet, Die fit einen mooernen
8erenhgunas Bari ben1ibiet iinb Ser Bari
1T pridtiQ gelegen, bequem 8u errei6en oon
nleH Staoit0eiIen inoem man mad Der 5reoe'
rid 9ioao ODER g9iienS'gloenne @leiirii9en
umfieteet Der Rari iIi 9rob genug, un Die
fb peri0nlib ODER fbriitl0 nm nd9ere Aus'
hunft an
Srnrb s. Wlenefelb, 9r. 2Oi9, s1en.@ratt.eir,
ODER ielepbonre nud oem @drl @lmOr 4076.
Sb0Her birciter Gin9nng 5unl Bari an Sres
berdsNoeHue ober QSllensseloenue.
(uRir818-39Rie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
"ENGLAND's ACHTLLEs-HEEL."


In the Nineteenth Century for
May there is an article entitled
"England's Achilles-Heel 1t is a
labored attempt to belittle a work in
which Professor Schiemann of the
Berlin University shows the impor-
tant position Ireland holds in world
politics. In speaking Of the present
war he says it was begun to uphold
Englands seatyranny and put stop
to Germans trade expansion. ENG
land" he asserts, deems the sea her
throne and the earth her footstool."
He adds that her grip upon Ireland
enables her to maintain her "incom-
parable position on the lap of the
Atlantic" We are assured that a
victorious Germany will break that
grip as a preliminary to securing for
all nations the full freedom of the
seas now denied to them by England.
Professor Schiemann thus links the
cause of his own country with that
of Ireland In this war Germany is
not only fighting for existence but
for the freedom of the seas, and, in
case Of conquest for a liberated Ire
land. In this war Ireland has only
one enemy Let every Irish heart
and hand, each Irish penny strike for
Germany American-Irish hold your
selves in readiness"
The writer in the Nineteenth Cen
tury sneers at this as the "sort of
perversion into which modern Ger
many has been drilled" To him and
his fellow Britishers it seems to be
nothing short of sacrilege for a Ger
man Professor to suggest that Ire
land should be freed from the for
eign rule that has STEPPED her in
poverty We are told that this sacri-
legious professor actually quotes q
peer to prove that this Empires
Ransom" amounts to no less than
three hundred and twenty millions
pounds (S1,600,000.000).
But the acme of audacity is
reached by the same German profess
sor when he urges that Ireland be
struck from the map of the British
Empire This is the limit in the es-
timation of the writer in the Nine
teenth Century With every sign of
intense indignation he places before
his English readers the following ex-
tract from Professor Schiemanns
"England's Achilles-Heel" Strike
Ireland out Of the map OF the British
Empire, attach it to the map OF
Europe. and from that moment Eng
land will shrink once more into her
native proportions, while Europe will
re-occupy its proper place on the
map of the world-Empire. Ireland
can be restored to the stream OF
European life from which so long
and 50 designedly it has been sew
cred. What Napoleon discovered too
late can be done today. / maintain
Ireland is q necessity for Europe,
while now it Is lamed by a concur
renee of thwarting and sinister ell
ements The strategic significance OF
Ireland-a factor Of the first class
has been merely exploited in the anti
European interest"
The value Of the book the Nine
teenth Century reviewer condemns so
severely consists in bringing before
the world the vital Importance to
Europe Of Ireland being freed from
English domination. 1t undoubtedly
will help form a body Of public opin-
ion, that win be Of inestimable value
when Ireland's claims viii be pres
ented at the international Congress
that will assemble at the close OF the
war.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
gareau Der strabcnburdbmds. Gummiiidrc

8irean Der Stra6enburhbnhs.9um 9ummtidre.
Nie StraBeH0urObrudesG GoWinll1te Der Sluol
Baltimore MAIDEN gemuB ben 8orl0rllen peg
ne bic glnnieuuHQ elmer beidiuirtcn Silie nller
suQeiuromenen 9ntlhdoiaunaeu pcrurabien
llulOiien unO aulerlcQcu gSeriberbopnilAell
nebii elmer erildrenoeH Narle anletl9en iieBeeiH
IN @crbinonu9 nit Der 0onoemnlrnnh Croft
nHug nno WiOellrnna ber Vait'gloenne lnli els
ner Nreiie bon lilHi3iG SUB. bon Der Saqete'
Strdbc 1ie 5nr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9emaB Der
am T. December 1915 nnier3cibneien 9eroros
mmp 3r 46 oes OlaDors nno Staoiraibs poH
Baltimore
Sic gniIaaeu erItreden iid mo nmiaiIen
bci6e Geiien Scr Galt.9 9lpenue cinihlicblib be-
biz Sur Sioeiic Der philadelphia NOenue bic
g8eiiieie Der YoneD'S Cane, bon Der Horoleile
Der &6la0elp4iasgpenne bis 5lir Snolelte Der
SciierlonsSirabe; Ole Srlette Der Soneq's Sale
iiir cine Strcdc BON 500 Sun n0rolin Der 8bif
la0elpOias9 9benuc: bic Shoicite Der Rbtlaoels
pbn glbenue. 90 SUB oitli0 NM pclilih oct
GaitAoenue; oie Nqroleile oet splluoelg3i2,i.a, q
bon qonen's Cane; ole Goroeiie Der 5npeie
Srnbe "a SUB 6ilid bon SdllAoenne uio
% SUB uciilb bon 9dli4ocnue; bic Snolelie
Nv 0nih Der 9nfsglbeme; beoe Seiien Der
Gaii 9lbcnuc, bon ber Sloleic Der SQnelies
Sirnhe bis 81 enem 8nnfie SO SUB norolln
Der Baltimore StraBe
benanute Qiitc uno erlldrenoe farie iebi fir
oie SnipcitiOn aller oarin niereiirten Berof
nen bereii III. mo oaB bic 9onlminure ON
nm ii iibr gIormiiiGas, lid in i6rem Nireai
inn Nnlbbnuie fr oeil 3lucd ocrlnmmeln pcrs
ben mi iraeno cine ln bed9icr rlie an9e
iiibte 11niiabe in reotolreL Aeael ue!1e Sins
paub bon Rcrl0ncn erbobcn iuro, Ole oatin
Sonm S. MubIurtte,
NentD VI. NlHe,
SarrD ", Olsmlsn, ,,~
Guacnr a.. MOoaers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

lit mr cinc NlooliAfcit, Oie mir bier
onoeuten obcr cine Wloelidfeit, Die
monderlci @o6ribeiuIicbteit iiir iid
BAT. Dies lit Elm arieg ser lIe6er-
raihungen umo ein &rice ser unbc.
srcn5tcu Moeli9feiten. @enigitens
10 mcit sic &rieofiibumg Ger Gen.
trolmddte in 9etrodt fommt. (Gin.
cinnoti 5reie Greiie.)
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0Lrinn 9lnrf.

Ger bele glat fir @ic.gfes In @altmurc.go.
Dieter berrlih aeIegene Bari iit iebi al Der.
u. 4 10
9in Der berldnaerien @Iiens 9lbenue eeIegeH,
1T oerielbe bon allen Stabitbeilen beQuern 5il
erre6eH. Sebr Tlieoriae Staten. gSeaen 9lns'
huit menoe man flo an Is. 70. 9lelnhorot 9ir,
8l5 Srpti.9traRe, @lmor, 034, ober 9enp
Yl1der, 1901 9iags.glUe, Waoion 20oisg8.
(lidr3231&S, ,2W{D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
GUItfjeIter 8eadj.

SabrpIan oes Edmpiers yaOniie".
Mittipcd 81 Wlai; 9onnerItag f. Sunl
s.45 Wlorq uno 200 gludm @iueie 25c.
an6 glu 9lnaes Airbe. 900 BORN. Hno 800
Ra6m 8illcic SOC.
Samiiaa g. SUM. euaaairt bon Der @race
90. e airdc. 900 BORN. uno 2.3O glacbm
sonuias d. SUM, $40 sornt uno 200
Nn6m 8uete 25c
WioninQ 3. sSni. S.45 Wlor8. mo 2.OO
Gahm Wiueic 25c.
Ncondrcr 6o6rplau beeiunt am 8. SUM.
(0iai27-N&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
NrIdranFnna bed CfinuanOcrnna.

gc bon 6ciocn @diliern oes Gongreiies ongenonl-
meme &prlaac welhc oie Ginmanoerilng IN Die yer
@taoieu aus europdden Sdnoern erldmert itno orctt
pabetet oaB rGcno elm t0rperlidl gcunoer mo trol
iiocr Mam Naeoiien miro penn en- nldt leen uno
ihreiben fnnt lit im Scuot 70 omenort morocn, oaB
0ic 9ciiimmmacn scr Bid be5i0lid gdn0liden Aus'
idhiics Scr gliaen iid nidt an Sapon imo Die @|oro
idurc be5c6n oacn. Die 9ill miro Dem Frdliocn
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Narrnn bed slransnsnrA6rnds.0ummINare

NHrcnu bcr Strnfeuouf1brunlesOum umminnte.
baltimore. 10. Widi 1916.
Sic Gtrabenourbbruds Gommiiiure IN Der
Gtaot Baltimore maCbcii bicrmit beianni. Dab.
nadD0cm iie ibre Isabelle iber Die @nidd0is
QlnQcn unioitcn uno 9Seriberb0bnrqen he5las
lid Der 0UnDcmiIirnna uno 0rufinnng Der
@icrnnO5 5nn5iaiten Strahc, iedsunoie6s5iQ Sub
brett BON Der g8eitleiic Der GnlsStrdBe Bis 5ut
Gillette Der S0mpoensg sglpcnie, Heblt Den odtanf
be3ialihcn enoolliiqen uno corriQlrien ertd'
ren0cu Rdnen repioiri bdben, genldb oen Sors
i6riiieu oeS Charters per Staoi baltimore nio
Der am 2S. December 1912 unter5elnneten Ners
ornnnna glr. 2i0 oes Mabors nno Siaotratbs
file biermit 91oii5 Qcben, oaB beinQie 1obeue
ituo Narie aui Oiee 9Seiie b0llen0et un0 be-
Qldubigt moroen ii. uro oaB Der Wlnbor mn
Si0rtrQtb bon baltimore. ODER iraen0 luelde
8erlon Ooer Herlonen. Corporation oOer Cor
pordiioncn. Die nit Dem 8uprnd Der @ntldds
0ipunQcn ooer duicrlcgieu gSeriberb0hunaef,
mic bier Qenannt nIhulreoen jino, nnerbalb
orcibiQ 800 Iaaen, pom 5lUnn5iaiteH Saae inl
Nlni 1916, Dem Sninm Der eriien bon ms ers
ldcneH NeroiienilihunQ oicler 9oti3, on0e0en
onrn lhriiilhe Reiitlon an oas Naliimorer
Staniperint 1ppenren moaeli, lnoem iie oas
Gerdbl mn cine Reoilon bcrieben 0nqeben.
Sic 9Serihcrb0bunacn ino nah @eleben Der
belniieien Berionen pocr GorporntipneH ens
iueoer ofort oOer IN iiini (5l idbrlibeu Nnten
inblbnr. oeren erlie lduip it, uenn Die gSors
nabmen uHier benaier Seroronung dbgeIdo'
len ino.
NenrD w. 9libel,
Nnru " 3emieB,
GonlHliidre.
Gnaenc y. 9ipbaers,
(Mai2O 27,SuHis,fO) 6leri.
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SnArnf1nr.

gm 23 Nai Niua ganlicaia, Serdciiincs
0oipitnl 27 Sabre ali
Vim. 2I Wini 0li5abr1 g. 8cn, ylr 1900
Gomonoiousglpenie. 32 Sabre ait.
glm 2l Nlni 9tnnn q. VenN, glr zoo, oar
bcOs Sir0bc "A Sabre ali
PIN 49, liui Caroline VI. Nrnin, 9lr. 3Ol9,
glbcutglpcmic 76 Sabre alt
Pm 24 Mini 9eiiliam Hcimcs, ylr. 1903,
Noliont StroBc 73 Sabre dlt
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INeTt.Mnh.9snrf.

GInsW .eel6dRten 8u6lVum 8nr Na6rDt oas
Der a9Beits@H0sPdri" am metlideu Terlninu8
Der Baltimore. .GrabensQinie Sereiteu ino aus
beren Oraaniiailonen 81 Den oiiniiaieH Yss
alneungeR 5llr @eriignnp ieDt. @r elqnet it1
mebr, ais ie, iir Nolslee. Ser geplanie
@nr8brub oer Halhmorc'Sir1Be ipiro ben 4arf
Mot beeinrd9iigeH Sir @ideuDeiien iuenoe
" ~, @naap Granbnsr, eioeuibnmer.
iSSebri2 .39Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

gSenu GOmarO 0ircO, Der brhidDc 9luSauOminiitcr,
i'm enqliiden @oroment ertldrt oas oeltid)e %olt
lperoe belogen 0onn bot asnabmSweiic einnol ole
@obrbeit geoet So, OoS ocititc SoIf miro jeoen
Eaa bcoqen ocn ecittiden 3eihInecn miro ieoen Sog
erlu6t oie britiiden iron5oder italcnilden nno
ruihen &ricgsigen sit Orldenll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

0as Ga6el mel6et, SalanOra nuO SOnHino, Oie be'
ocn itolieniideu Stoosmdnner welde oerontmortlicD
iino iiir ooS dpere lnglId, 0os iber Stoen berein
Qebroden lit Qcbcn nod 2on0on ~ gSnS 1T Der 3mcdS
@oaen iie neue 9ordiic boIcn. ooer molen ie br
t6eilrcs 2e6eu Dor ser @olfsprtb in Siherbcit brin
gen. cbe es 5l ipdt iit2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27


baltimore. 20. Wiat 1916.
Mn Ane, Die Is angeDt!
IS miro biermii gemdb bon Nbl6niiien 50
% nuS So 6 oes Baltimore StaotGbarters be-
lanni qemdtt oab ole @ilaiieruHgss9 ommiis
lion nad oem 10. Suii 1916 beqinnen miro,
Sic nahpenannicn SiraBen mo NlcO nit lmo'
oernem Oiaierin 81 piaiern neu 5n pllanern
uno ner 81 beleqen. Mle Rcrionen uno 9or'
poraionen meroen oesbalb aul0eioroert, Sr'
laubnibi6eine fir aue glrbeiien 5u lolen uno
0ieie Dor oem 10. Snli 1916 81 beenoen, Die III
iroeno elmer 9Seiie Die Aulgrabnna ooer Nnl'
reiBlne qenannier Sraben uno gluep noibig
macheu m1dien, na6oem iie oul lolhe &eile
Qeptaiiert ooer neu aepilaliert ODER nen oe'
leai lino. - ,.
sic o6eneenannien StraBen uno 9IleO ihlo;
SmrBoersStraRe, bon Sarlem'gloenue bis Sers
tuqiOns sSirnbc
gniimOrc-Strnnc, bon Slt0HaYoenue DIS Nen'
tnlousSirQBe.
Vrnutlcns9Ueuur, bon SChroeoet Strnbc blS
glrliuQionsglOenue.
Wsorris glnrD, BON 8ioolesSiraBe biz glorib'
ylOcnue.
Sm glufiraee Der gilaiiemnsss9
Der Si0ot baltimore.
". &citb Compton,
@oriibcr uuo coniuiirenoer SnQeneur.
o. Ni. Suuiicn,
SiraBeHs Sn9eneur.
f0gnfo7 % Suui512l
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sSermiidlte SIu5eieeu.
gIn sic 0ameu.

Die gin5iae shnle IN Der etnbt.
llnierc Nnb.Stlailen ehi often. SunGe Bn'
men,. mclde bic Nelbermaherinnii mad ben
neuclicu Wiciboocu ereruen uuueu. idnnen
Nluilcn errelden nnicrrini WloraenS. 9iacb'
mliidaS uno @beno3 Nedueme Gtunocn. Sm
6nuie be0OHaene ylrbeiien Ionncn plbrenh oeS
unierrimts gorqciebt iueroen @rlnoli@er
tnicrrimi i'm @niipuri bon Wiuiieru eribeilt
Ndbere NnSfinii fhriilih ooer minolcb bel
MI 0mbcre, Nr. 302, 2eeit-enratDga.Sira1e
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<VVVF NFINFWF'V VVV FV''FT777F wv VV77FV7V7
9ot Derongcn Die Sd)uba6ritanten Der Der Stnotei
0os @erbot Der 9usilbr BON ertigen Seoerobritoten
nod Den S0noern oer 9nirten. &ie fonnen oiele
Serren Dem @r1iioenen nilr 5nmutben ieiHe @mpillI
qunq 81 elmer 10 lnnctroen Nonolng 81 9cbenl
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Lt UVHITIUV VIN'BItH IUINNFI wv VV"II'UJI'V' ~
ou6 gum glusOrud, oob ollie 9unoesltootcn IN oie
erncnmma eines @lincrs fir &oserud5rng ein9e'
mniat bobeu Dem I'M gon5en &ede outotrotiid)e @e'
poIt prlicbeu 1T uuo oeiien @o@t tic in Die Stooen'
rcd)te eindneioet.
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IS gebt @fenidcnfnOrr Die 6ei'm criteu id0ucn
Wloucter ibcr Site floeen. Gle iollten uod Sibrien
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

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6c6en mir gepartet.
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-26
WILSON SELECTS
SHIPPING BOARD

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 22.-Presi-
dent Wilson today nominated the fol-
lowing to be members of the govern
ment shipping board:
William Denman OF San Francisco:
Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore: John
A. Donald Of New York: John Barber
White of Kansas City. Mo-, and Theo-
dore Brent of New Orleans.
The board under the law will have
general supervision over freight rates
in American waters. 1t is empowered
to organize 5o.OO0.00O corporation
TO build or buy merchant ships. Forty
nine per cent of the stock will be
available for public subscription and
that which is not subscribed will be
taken by the government.
The ships built or bought will be
available to lease or charter by pri-
waite interests but may be operated BY
the government should private con
Germs fail to take them The inten;
of the law aside from being to restore
ships for American commerce re
moved by the war. is to open UP trade
routes which private capital does not
consider vet profitable enough for II
to enter
The ships may be used as nava
auxilaries In time of war.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-26
OIL PROSPECTS IN
IOWA ARE BOOMING

PentoRsport. Dec 22--lf Van Buren,
county excitement il rife just now
over recent reported discoveries of oil
and gas. The investigations have been
headed by Charles Baker OF Des
,, Moinas. Something like 1900 acres of
Hand N and around the little old town
of Rentcnsport have in their mineral
rights been leased to Mr.. Baker. A
Point between Bonanarte and Ben
tonsport has been selected for sinking
the first well in search of oil. This
viii be commenced after the opening
of the year. or probably in February,
according to Mr.. Baker.
Points around Bentonsport and in
the vicinity of Pennington have at
tracted the strongest attention from
Gil men Investigations are based. 1t is
asserted. on reDcrts made py the state
two and three years ago. representa-
tives from the University of Iowa CITY
and from the Agricultural college at
Ames. having spent MANY weeks here
examining the geolosical formations
these two seasons. 1t is claimed their
reports would Indicate rather a rich
field cf oil in the neighborhoods.
N Bentonsport. which is one of the
Oldest towns in the state. and latterly
rather run down and apparently turn
ling back into fari. and truck gard
ens. people who own property have
added dollars by one and two and even
three hundreds to the former prices
they asked for their property. Local
people are trying TO get options on
4 their neighbors' properties and gen
eral boom is on.