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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20

Gccan oenielbcn poiiirten uno 376
Sdifc III Scr entaegeugeicbtcn Nid-
tlna &on alien 0ieien 5obr5eugcn
itanOcu ipie Ger General bcrborbe6t,
nar 81 iii Dem umerifunii1en Sill
Iteuperfebr
Gic geionlnitc Coinage ali Gar.
goS. Die bciorocrt pnrOc, belief iifl
an 3,il0,Oa6 Sonncn i'm Ger9lcid
SIT 4,969,792 qonnen I'M por6erge.
bcnocu Sabre
gSoS Die Jieouftion in 0em aiiIten.
id1iifn6rtS @erfe6r on6elangt, o
idot Ser gcri4t Dob Oieic oornc6ut.
lif Oer &nappbeit al Sdificn fir
6en 9AuSlanO SonoeI 5u5nicGrei6en
lei, melcber llrniiouO S6iffc I'M ome.
ritaniiGcu aiiitenbcrfebr III ienen
GienIt 9ejoaen babe.
Ter @enerol peripeilt onf sic
SHipierigtciten 6ci ocni qegeiup0rti.
gen SDiien ser 3oaberednung unS
enpiieblt bon 9teuGnl @eiesoc6tmg,
iueId)e Die @r'rdgSidbigfeit eiuca
ShiffeS sir 8aiiS fir oie9erednunq
oes 3oaes madt Ger 9erictt Be.
tout. Dab i'm Sabre 1916 $2,399,s3C
an 3oll erGobeu luilr0cn. @1ren
itott Oeilen bic ioocnannten Banana.
aanol 9ieaeln in Siroft gelucicr ic
crfldrt Der @crid]t 10 ipiiroc lid) Oicll
Sinnnc i'm etpn 100000 cr0o6i
ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
Mieien. .SsrOfite.

gSien 10. g}openber. Die
0Itcrrcidiitbc g9oifeniobrit bat fir
ooS @eid)Gitsiobr t9l5/19l6 cincu
4roiit BON t65 @ro5ent an SEM
Stammfapitol non 1919 Mli1iouen
aronen (elpoS iiber $2,OO0,000) 5u
pcr5eibncn. Tic @eieIlidoft lit Oie
cin5ige 8obrif III Seiicrrcidl, meIhe
@ciuebrc berIteat. imO lit cS oaber
icIbltocrii6noIih, OoB ibre 9Sroouttc
reiBeuoen slbiob iiroeli. @IeidfonS
fertigt oieic Ieicaihoit nod 6obr-
rdocr uu, oie inter Der ietigen 3eit
aLeihianS idneIIen gLbiok finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20

ipobci pir bier GifiSicre ulO ad)t5ig
W}nnn gcialgcn nabnieu uiO 5ipei
Wldid)incngcmc1rc, 5luci aononcn II.
flint Nilntitionsuagen crobcrtcn
SSnI 9tIt26aIe icBt iidi Die ShIodjt
III DER lpcitlidl bon 2lici @rcioi &c.
lceencit Scaeno fort
SIN Sill nuo SiIerf I6ulc lulroe
6ciiig 0csduipit sSlt Der Aidltlua
nod ocrn Gcrna 6liiic crgub liE
uid)ts 9leue9.
3iiolide ,Sroti: gln Der Conan
iiiio III Scr Gobriioidt licB oas Sn-
iantcricieller nod
gn0Iiid)c u5 d1ubntoBrc.
9clu~ iiir @ricdcn.
lon6.
g(t0cn Is. 9lop, oio Sonoon 10.
9ion. Gotire glomirnl 5onrnet.
6cr 9eicbls6aber Ser cnqliid iran.
5oiiicbcn Slottc i'm Dlittelnaccr, bat
oer ariacbiidcn 9lcgicrlin9 gciIaru
9lbrno cine 9loic ii6crrcidt III scr sic
2hlSlicieruug olcr @oiien Nlunition
nn0 9lrtillerie 0cr gricdiiAen glrmec
an Die Gnteite 03dHtc pcrlanat
ipiro. NIT glisnabne bon eilligcn
$4,000 @enehrcn sic i'm @e6randc
ocr StaDttrdfte iiuo, Die BON ser o.
mobilization niht bctroifeu lpnrocp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
C1raDilos RAD Sapoilc.l

l4luOlDH lNtD GuODllF.l
9erlin, 49, 9iop. Gic llcber.
ice 9loGri@icn 9(gciltiu Ibrcibi.
oEic britiiHe glomirolit1t mclSete
am 10. g}opem6er, oob III ocn irii
bcn Shinoen oicles Cages 3ccbriiqgc
mO Sitenoc mic0erlm bon Moriuc-
9leroplancn bcitig bonbnroirt nor
Den ieien mo BOB Oircfte Grciier nii
oaS gltelier De Ia Diorine rn0 III Der
g2uHborihoit scr &roftitotion bcob.
odtet uoroeir lu1ren. GS nuroc fer
ner gemeloct, cin groBeS Seucr,
iuobriheiulid bon brclnenoein Bctro.
lemt,Gorrdtben lei bemerft iporoen.
Son competcnter 0cutider glltiori-
tat miro erflGrt, onb Der britiIfe &c.
ribt nitt gmij rihtio oelpeIcn lei,
0o ollc oui 3ce6riiggc obgcporielten
9ombcn ms @niicr gefoIlen feien."
3 10 ci Yritenrn0 eii . ort IL
gieiebericnft.
2onoon 10. 0Iop. Die 2loD0.
9lgentur meloetc beilte, oob sic 6ri.
tiidjen Gompfer y2aop Gorringtolt~
nno vGaSco" ln0 ocr portugieiiIvbc
Gnmpfer gSonnicola~ oerienft ipor.
oeu icieu.
Ger Danipfer o2n0D @orrington"
regiitrirtc 1920 Conner; or por $40
iSnB lang imo I'M Sabre 1907 in
Cumberland cr6nut. Gr ipnr 0ns 81.
aent6mn ocr Gorriueton Gompicr-
@eieIiMaft bon Goroiii.
Der oGaSco" bate cincn @e6aIt
BON 1911 Ionncn, iunr 2i4 sSuB lang.
i'm Sabre 1895 III sScit Soortlcpool
gcbnut unO bon Z. @ilion's Sons
y. So in SUI oecionet.)
&nnlGnen ncbmen Siigel.
fette.
BetcrSburg, bia 2onOon, 10.
gloDcmbcr. 0ic rirnl1niid)en Streits
fraftc oiif Der iiebenbiirgiiden Gront
boben gcitern i'm Eirgiiiiuli-Sbole
gcgen oie oiterreidii6 oeutI6en
Eruppcn sic Sffcniipc ersriffen ltno
eine 9tcibe bon Soben eenomnten.
Dies miro beihe bonn rliiiiidcn3riegss
bureou ofii6iell ongefiinoigt.
SIN Siul- lmo im S(lt.Gbole niub.
ten Die ritmdriiIden Slrmecn bor itor-
fen teutoniitbcn Tuippemoiier ipei-
fer n iiiolibcr 9iihtlme 6uriidlpri.
den. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
9llnnaNir.
lNurIirEnna V0n 0er I !. StiIcl

; t....-4, -.-----------,-
acl i3Ts. Tie gcrfolgung Grr ten
tomid)en Irnppcn oarett tort.
@fpBc 5eilcr naren IL 1aouoiiir
TidEbor, luo bsiiigc Ggploiouen &C.
bort ipir0cn. sic Gntertc Grippcn
orongcn ont bclitiacn 9iorgclt
(Gonnlog) iii Miopaitir cii~
Ter @ericbf pom Gnforelf
gJnfareft 10 9iop. Sliuuiditi'
iAe 5treittraite 9otter geitern lpci.
tcre sSoriihritte 1T cen @eacuo BON
Iroacslapeac, ou Set tronlDlponi.
idcn 6ront 5u ber5eiAnen sic modls
teA "a @clalarile, croberlcn 2 @cs
ic6abe, 2 MiaidincugelurBrc uno 5
M1mliiionsmaaei 1p 6ciBt cs I'M
DffiSieaar 8cridjt, oeiicu aeyt 6icr
init folqi
u9lorolitbe uio Acknowledgement.
9tidlta 9}eue3 pi beridtcn
9ln 0cr mcitliAcn 5roilt III oerSQiol.
can limo 0cr u6r0liben 5ront picicn
mir gtngriffc o6. Die ser Seine Don
oa @Autalu Dis 5un @rabcUa,Gbolc
ilnteriobm az
Sya Ser @caeno bon Drascslaule
lcbteH min uniereu &ormari4 forv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
8oel1aIa antlu0rtet ieinen aritifern.


81 ocn Sa6resberit6t ocS Souucr
ncurS Der Banana aonoI5onc.
@rtIdrt sic 9lni6uloiglmgen
oIS lnbcgrinoct uno lmgcrct6t.
5tatiitiic6es ii6cr oen Gcrfcbr
Ourd ocu &onoua aorol.
sic Grorlltide mer0an bolo gon5
UrriApinoeit iaot Goet6ols.
@ai1ingtom 10 9louenl6er
NSharfe Sprode gebral1t General.
@laior @eorge gS. @oct6als, 0cr@ou.
uernelr Der Banana aanol5onc, iii
leiner Grui6ering nii 0ie bon Dielen
Seiten lout 9eluorSencn o6fdaigen
S{ritifen All ocnt @1icrlpege. sill,
mie Der General ioot, oie coanier.
jicae 9eipcrtbung 0es aonols crnit.
lid aetd1rocu
Su ieinem Sa1reSberidt ser BON
Dem S{riegS Geportemcnt 6cGonnt
gcgeben iDllr0e crflGrt scr @oubcr.
ncur, oaB Die @roriitic6e ipctde oes
6ftercn Den &erfebr ourA ocn ao.
nal 6e1inocrt ooer gor uoaig inter.
brodlcn babert idlieBlib gon3 auf.
borcn iuir0en.
@cncrol @oet61ls bcipridt 0cs 0ld.
5creu sic gcoIogiidrn 4ro6lpnc, nit
ipelhcn CT lid conirontirt Io6 bon
ocn 2dlriitclL bic rnteruoniucil
lpurocn i'm iolden piuocrlliiIen 3il
bs1eaien unO non 0cnl bisberiact
CsrIulgc ocr glb6iiliSlu16n16neil. So.
peit ocr Giile6ro Sd)uiti III Jrogc
ionlnt, ID crfldrt Der @cnerol, ooB
Das Sdlilnnite poriibcr lei sob sic
3ipil6enraltue 5iuiihen @ro 9epe-
9tngen itctig or0Bcr lucrocn in6 oub
bic Glnantitdt ocs Nlatcridls Itctg
iid perringert.
q + @eridt crlui0er1 aui sic oerof.
fentlfcblei Grfldrun9eu bon &roi.
9enionit sc gop @}iIler bon Der
2c9i06 lluiberiitot mo bon Senator
Sbonios Georns Doii llto6. @encral
GoctbolS branomortt oic g(nicjnloi.
glluaeu Die ii bei0en 6dllcl crbo6ca
lpirOcrL ols uirrt1iimlidl rnnot6ig
iino uugeredbt"
Srl Oeni Yeridjte miro ge5ei9t ooB
mdbreuo oes Gbeiles oes 5isfnlia6-
reg 1915, pdbreno oeiieu Scr aanol
ee0ffnet mar, All Sdifie bonn 9lt.
Iautiifen ScedH 6i8 gum @aciiiiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20


Smanannns
e oalaasn sabg hg @ % Egss
gngtsu4 Mr et
oerenben
Snn auar idr Iis
brn pnranHrt
"
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cR
capiaSa ....'"..."s '...s' 5ooooo ea5oi5o
10 DntnNtgr asst
Gnotrer Apbfunm
njhto o.. u
scrhtu iar gnpugcu
an
gaitnns
Il n ppn ben
&dern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
(5ortfctana Opn Scr /. esits)

Sin nrics 8acr Der ron55Fdcn 9raere ieete mbrcrc n
Arff a Dcm Nnt bid SaiGicl eu bic Gb 6c nurO
mn 9anSc Sk Bcrre %aa alOes 5namcu6ra@cn unO Ou
Gcno tbcncr u ic6cn fomen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
GnOrul
---------~@--
9ic %erluftc Ncr
&uReu.
Seit 1. SUM- itbcr 5iUet
NJ2illiOnen NJSann.

Darinter mcbr oIs 100000 Sfti-
5icrc. glad ciuer @crlincr Sc
pcidc, oie iid olrf 9tnooben Ocs
Socntiiisirlugs @urcous in
aicp, auBIanO, itiist. erfoIgc
Ocltiher 6Iieger bon Berlin &c.
mcIoct. @ritii@cr @cribt bon
Oclltiacr scitc ridtig gciteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
Qcrfran50iiihc q 8 n y
9criHt.

AS 8, ~. y(pD. - ACr De"'
9lbcuo peroiientIihtc oiii5iclle 9c'
ridt Iuutct.
,W}it gllsuabine bcfiieei Srtillcrie'
feuers an Der Sront III Der @cactlo
i'm Gouounont lit nihis ipidti9c0
bon Ser @eiamntirout 5u beri1tcll.
9eIgiibc lleberniittIung: Gic glr'
tiIIcrietbdtigfeit bottc bcutc nod)9c'
Ioiicn~
Ger frou5oiii6c ofii5icllc
8eriht.
BariS, 19. 9lopeniber - llcbcr
sic 8eec6niiie OIL Der fran5oFidea
uuo bclgiI6en Sront iogt Der beutl0e
ofti3iclIc geriht:
Sic g&od)t mar perbdltniBinnBlg
rubig oie gauge 6rout cnIang- "
pur0c beitGtigt, onB 9Ioiitont Gorll'e
an 16. gtopem6rr icineu i6. 0eltiten
AcropIau obitoB. Gie feinOIid)e gta'
idjine iieI in Der gtobe bon WsorNelr
pot an Der 9ommc CUR groc.
Scr italicnii6e 8criHt-
&om. 10. yIop, bia 2onOon r
Gle ofiBieIIe llebcrmittIiug bon
beiitc mcloet:
oSSn Der 9Iott bonn II. Big 49, 9fo'
pcirbcr beiboB Ser 6eino iniere III
Gtit-lbolc gelcgeucr StcIInngc1i ai'
ocr 9lb6dnecn bon Nt. @ioopo, iiio..
lid bonn Gonuras-IboIc, rmo grill
oonn ben Srt Snno, luelhen mir OIL
26. Sftobcr beiebt bottelt, oil. @egel'
ongrifie tricbcn ibn nbcr 5uriid
Sm obcrcn 8ilt.9bolc oriif ocr
5cino ani II. 91opembcr nod intenll'
Der Notwithstanding ocii 5lpi.
ihen Dem Bal @iccoIo iino Sol
@ronoc geIegenct Abidniit al. Sel'
lie bouptiohlinitcn glnitrengrrgcl'
golten iinleren o1if Dem @ipfel oe'
Gbopot gelcgencn GtelIimgcu Die rd)
noroIi1 BON goI @iccoIo beiinoei1.
gtnf bortn1digeir Sonogemerge
rutroc Der 5eino nit Gittid)ieoenbcil
5uriidgelDorfcn. aleinc NbtbeiIurGci'
oenen cS geIong, in nmiere Grdbeii
auf Dem @ipfeI Ses G6apot eir5uOrii''
gen, ipuroen pernittet. @ir modtell
@efoneerc irro bonn 1einOe bittcI'
Iaiiere geute all @oficn lino ylirtr
ticn.
SSnIiide 6ront: Erot beit0noigcl'
l6ledten Betters iuor oie beiocrier
tige slrtiIlerietbatiafcit icbr Deftig.
IGer &etcrsburger gcri6 t.
! @cterSburg. 10. Top. bio Goil'
oon sSlt Dem Deutiget offitiellel'
.riiiiiiben 9eridjt ipirO eeneloet:
! u@eitlide eoli3iid6e) Gront: Qln ocI,
aan5en 6ront FonO ein gluSwchiei
bon Strtillericieier uno gluFfl1rrrgs'
tbdtigtcit itott.
anutoiiibc Gront. Gie Gage III M
ber1noert."
gGuS Geuti@ 9itnfritd
9opitaOt, tSiiodFrifot,iibe llnioH
19. gloO, Dio 9onoon. Cine beiite
ousae9ebene ofii5iellc Wleloiire ia1t
| Cine portusieiii01c aoIonne beleeie
nm Gonntog OdS i'm NlaHoi.GiIlriii
gelegene 2inSn.
Cine onoere Solonne crreidlte !Vo'
ana, luelheS iiber sen Slnb 5fooiliiid
binouS aeleoen lit. sic nobmen Oic
@nlOigitng 5abIreider eingeboreilef
SduptIinge Der Oeutiden oitairifaiil'
iden aolonie crtaeoen.g
(2inoo lit ein Seebnien ain Silol.
id)eu Ocean in TeiititOItairifo, 6o
D'etlen BON Ocr portiIgielildleu
: @renSe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
Gampfidiff.einic acat sctricb Gin.

bbilnbelpbio, TO- glob.
Ntit Der 9cnierfiln9, bob Die SON.
oelSfonuucr i6reScriprcrbun9en nid)t
eiiioeloit bnbc, itnO ooB ecipiiic sSn.
tereiicn III scr 9rganiiotion gcgen
Die &inie nrbeiteteL fiinoigtr Scr,
MON 81 S8riobt, Scr @rdiiornt Scr
p&bilooelpbio South 9[mcricon
Gteomi6ip 2inc1 berte ot ooB bic
Sinie md Dem is. Qc5cmber i6relt
0ienit ciniteleii meroe.
Scr Compiler oGorolDr" ipor Der
critic 5ruhtoompicr, Ger bon ocr
2inic olSgeianot iprroc. Scr 2ams
picr u@lorc" miro icBt gcloOcn iino
ioI[ om Is. De3enlber ieinc Gyabrt
ontrcten.
glbOnneaien, Die Sen y0cntIdlen
GOrrcIpOnoentsn~ niGt piimttlid oOer
uurcaclindfig crGnIteu, linS sebeten,
ber office SnnOn per $clephon uber
lAriIAid Nitt1eilans sa maGrR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
0er 0lterreiGifGc 2seriGt.
(0rablIos nod gooolae)

&crIn, no. glupmbcr Sine bcnc 6tcrrciddl-nngari'
dea @cucrafob aseecben nmdc MGnng bic ua bier h6cr
mttcit mmrnc bat fulaeubcn gOrhant:
yStaIicniId Gont Sm @ppad- Enlc mnr6rn aicnidc
Sfsierc nnO 120 Glann @eiunscncu scmadlt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20

&pRtantinppcl Da 2uMOon nn6 NmierOam IS. NOUcmber
Sin tirfidcn Grss6nran unsgese6cncr amtfer BE-
rimt bat fplgcnbcn MUrtlomt:
oWeOypann Gin glngi ucAe bic 9Am gcgen rnere 6rDn
up0Daid NUan6 GegenO Npn hteten, renltc
ciacr Sdlappc fit cinS bcScnten6e %ute erli
aunlanSsrDnt Tcuo 0raug nntcr Or Gcfrng tartcn
aadincnaeuc9rfeners amf uut 100 nOS nncrer
Spacduncn Gnecn Gr unrbc eO0d bird cncn @scnpO
ton anriA aerielen Die gnna Ucb IN nniercM NGN6cn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20

aapIantue caaRsuHl In @srl9Wi
apC sols .........
am ...,....''~
aosaa: gdaausa % sEt c%gg ISr gugsrGaHa ra
= '"'.
Ggebtggan5 Ar anhuppsrr uuinerAuns an tm
1916 iC@93572
2a6rt
ibUsre pbsfsrsH
5raatpaaasus
5 81 rs @ @ aas @ a s ~ S s"S qT"T' ] Ss S'SS 7S s
ss 1909 9 ataat~sagouGaat
S@bo3s@s S@b 3 ~ S SGraa @ oSSoS S0H4 fr D @
uaerhaeaus@gdrn
ago 1ir gaFrsn
@a @ & o @ s s a ia4e af sa1s SI m sa6 @ Mira ss@o @
hr sic bcbs 9abNe
@as saGr aqs os gaa sIes;425 gsps
i'm
lnul Sloo9i gsa9r
gina 5SaGe
s Ss, % % @ S s nBsa S % i %s5s %5e SIS sss ss % s & ST. ST.
@ % S S9 "SS @ s SsT an S R:s @ 1915 " @ 80 aF ss ~ l @ s @
e g@t r Sas eSn @ pSS Si Ws sm Sc @ aitose s ernda
r,as. j.. 80, - 49, 3nouars o, o.,.. IL -.
ns 90r atn osOq ipeadnts
shsSieu
II % sTS %gsos 3 ssS s, 81 ST. 9sssss @ s'f G
Strm aTspeGcuS Sua $4575SS65G ~ II
G aanfosel II a.
a~ ~ Il, i, c., @agH @sis sSsY5 ssY5o""@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
3eitnnsen sn $3.50.

8nibington 10. 9}opem6er.
0ie 3eihinecn in Stotot 0aerito
peroen iebt 5ii $t.50 (no4 merifont.
i6em @cIoc berednet) pcrtdift. 0ics
lit Dem Stoatsoeporterent berihtet
moroen.
Scr meritdniibc 9Seio. Der inlter
nornaIcn @erbdItriIicn so Gents
onerifoniidcr gBGbring IT. fontnt
icst MIR nod einem Gent in onierifo.
niIMem @eloe aleim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-20
tNrnhlIos mad gnhblLIe.l J

N-tuNltpA NNNV GuVuttcsJ
9crlin 10. gton. 9tod) gln.
gaben Oes Geutrolen SOentififotions.
bureaus in Sietp, 9luBlono, logt Die
llcberIce 9}odridteu glgentilr, be.
lduit iib Der Gcrluit Ser &uiicn ieit
ocm 1 t.@Sluli 1916 ouf 100,640 Dit
5icrc nno 2,O27S53 Nloun. llntcr
Sen fiir5lib @efoaenen befiuocn iih
noh 9ln9obc oerielbeu GaIcIlc cin
Brigade General, bier 0beritc iulO
bier GbcritlielltcnontS, lueldc &e9l'
mcniS GoRniouoeurc iuareu, Gs
crgc6t ous oeu fiir3licb ocroiicutlif-
ten rliiiideu Siiten, lo9t oic Otad-
rihtcn gIgeutlr, Dob rnliiihe1treita
frGfte bon ser aorfaius 6ront nod
Dem curopGil6cn ariegst6cotcr pcr.
idlobcn uoroen iinO
2lc0pptiihc &cfrutcn iiir
GnqlonO.
CSroDuos no1 Soboilc)
0crlin, 10. 9lop. 9ritilt1c
@comic inhcn &efrlitcn inter Ocn
Gingcborcnen 9le0pptcu'S." 90 mel.
oct sic llebcricc 9todridtcu gIgen.
hlr, iucIdc biu5uiiIgt Dob @oiro oIa
III sic 9rice@5ouc 9c1orig crtI0rt
iuorOcn it,
iGcutfdc 6licgcr Grfolgc.
9crlim 49, 9}oo, pia SHUTTER
Doul mo 2onoon. Sn Scr gtott
pont 16. 5itn IT. giopembcr parfeu,
nodJ beittigcn ofii5ieIlcn gIngaben
Der ocliiibcn gIomirolitdt, oeltifC
gIcropIonc Gonben nit grobem Gri
foIgc auf Oie beIoiihe Stoot ISllrneS
III McItt- 5lonoeriL III Der 9tGbc Der
9loroiec imO ouf onS SIicgcrgeIGnot
81 Gori0c, iiui Mieileu nor0fpeitlid
bon 9urneS. SIC 9ombcr, meiit
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
DELAY PLANS FOR
EXTENDING ROAD
Railroad Officials Give No
Hope for Construction
in Near Future.

Iron Mountain has made no def
mite plans relative to building a line
to Tulsa and until termination of
receivership we are not in position
to give serious consideration to the
proposition
This is the gist Of a telegram re-
ceived yesterday from Alexander Rob
ertson, vice president and chief oper-
ating officer of the Iron Mountain
railroad, in answer to a query con-
cerning the probability of the road
building into Tulsa.
Mr. Robertson is in charge of the
railroad at the present time, with
offices at st. Louis, and is the one
man who would have the authority
to make the above statement
The telegram allays prospects for
the immediate construction of the
Iron Mountain into Tulsa, but i'm
plies that the matter has been given
favorable consideration. The rail-
road has been in the hands of re-
ceiver for some time, but has made
such progress that it is understood
in railroad circles it will be reorgan-
lied within a month or so.
At such time the road probably
will look to the oil fields of Okla
homa as their first opportunity for
development. Although their line
cuts through Oklahoma at the pres
ent time, there, is not city OF any
importance on II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
ASKS FOR PROBE OF
GASOLINE PRICES
Attorney General Freezing
Files Petition With
Commission.

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 4.-Attor-
ney- General freezing today prepared
and filed with the corporation COM
mission a petition asking that tribunal
to investigate the prices of gasoline
in the state and fix 4 reasonable price
commensurate with the cost OF pro-
duction and marketing The com
mission set no time for the beginning
Of the investigation, but will do so as
soon as possible. The action Of the
Encouragement is taken after many
complaints have come to the COM
mission ard the attorney general
relative to the price OF gasoline in
different parts Of the state. II is said
that prices have gone as high as 2S
cents. 1t is also pointed out that
prices of gasoline in other surround
Ing states are much lower than in
Oklahoma.
While no attempt has been made to
Justify the high prices of gasoline in
oklahoma. it was testified in hearings
before the corr Grafton commission in
which the gasoline market was men
toned that the product In oklahoma
was of much better quality than in
other states. and this in way had
something to do with the price the
consumer had to pay.
The petition filed by the attorney
general is brought under a provision
OF the constitution giving the com
mission authority to inquire into the
prices OF gasoline and fix price
which seems justfiable. This will he
the first time, however. the commits
sion has ever been called upon to es-
tablish a retail price of gasoline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
5000 VISITORS
SPEND FOURTH HERE
Railroads Brought Many
Pleasure Seekers to
City Yesterday.

More than five thousand people vis-
tied Tulsa yesterday to spend the glor-
ious Fourth here. according to esti-
mates made by local railroad ticket
offices The jam of traffic lasted
from morning till late at night, each
train bringing a new contingent of
sight-seers.
Extra cars were attached to most of
the local passenger trains and accom-
modations were crowded to capacity
all day. The force of five ticket sellers
In the Frisco Santa Fe office put in
strenuous Fourth as did all other tick
et clerks
The Sand Springs railroad. leading
TO Sand Springs park used every piece
of rolling stock available. With l6
minute service IT managed to carry
about two thousand people per hour.
Two car trains were used almost ex-
clusively.
Street cars were iamnied all day
long. Especially in the evening when
the city began to shift to owen park
for the great municipal celebration
was the service almost overwhelmed.
Dewey or Bart;esville seemed to be
the only destination of people leaving
Tulsa Monday and yesterday. The
Santa Fo office sold tickets by the
handful and +. II. Young agent. esti-
mated yesterday that fully one thou
sand were sold to- Dewey on Monday
and yesterday. The Santa Fe special
train which left yesterday morning
with 10 coaches was we'll patronized
and when 1t arrived last night was al
most bursting with humanity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

decided to try bottle Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound 1t worked
from the first bottle, so l took second
and third, also bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now am
just as well as any other woman. l ad-
wise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any Of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
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and am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles. - Mrs. ELSIE ].
WANDER SANDE, Goodwin Street, Pat
erson, N. j.
Women suffering with any form of
female ills, or any symptoms that they
do not understand, are invited to write
the Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. (conidential), and receive
advice wholly free of cost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05
LABOR APPEALS
TO KEEP PEACE
American Federation Entrcats Both
Mexican and American
Governments.

WASHINGTON. July Am appeal
to the government and the people OF
the United States and Mexico to do
everything possible to avoid war was
issued tonight by a joint committee OF
officials of organized labor in the two
countries which has been In session
here at headquarters of the American
Federation of Labor. II is suggested
that commission of Mexicans and
Americans be appointed to adjust
existing differences which are de-
clared due to misunderstanding grow
ing out of inadequate or incorrect in
formation"
The labor leaders announced that
while they hoped to hold another con-
ference at which the workers of the
two countries should he more generally
represented, they had decided to post
pone It until the present crisis had
passed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-05

Branch of Association In Oklahoma
Active After Cali to Arms Comes.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. July with
the recent call for national guards
men to go to the Mexican border an
active campaign for members of a re-
Gently organized branch of the Amer
lean Red Cross society was announced
here
r. T.. Braniff, secretary of the local
branch. stated that the first aim
would be to enroll as many members
as possible and then the work of en-
listing nurses end collecting banda es
Will be taken up. Similar campaigns
are expected in Tulsa, Muskogee. Nc
Alester and Ell id. where other chap
tcrs of the organization have been
formed
The nurse chapter that organized
here recently has twenty nurses who
are ready to 20 to the border with
the national guard II necessary, It
was announced