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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21

Dee Armstrong. advance agent of the
celebrated photo drama. THE Battle
Cry of Peace, was in our city several
days of the week. placing the great pro-
duction with the Unique theatre, where
it will appear May IL and l3. Two
thousand people are said to have focked
to see this play recently when given in
Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
MARK ). FIELDS. Pastor.

Mrs. C. L. WILDER departed Tuesday
evening on q visit to her parents in San
Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Chas. Hazle-
hurst accompanied her as far as Salida-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21

AUOlE MCAILlSIEh-l H. insane fOF SALE
Roy 3. LOBDELL,C Conservator. ofREAL
ESTATE.
~ virtue OF decretal order of the
County Court Of said County and State,
entered at the March term, A. ID, 1916, OF
said Court, and on to-wit, the 18th day Of
April. A. ID. 1916. on the petition OF Roy ).
Lobdell. conservator OF the estate Of Addie
0cAllister. insane, TO sell the following
described land and water rights belong
ing to said estate and situate in the
County Of Gunnison and State Of Colo
he South Yves, Quarter of the South
West Quarter lSWs SWisl Of Section
Two t2l. the North Half Of the North West
Quarter M SwaI. the North West
o1aSter OF the North East Quarter LNWls
N4A l. Of Section Eleven l1il. all in Town
akfp Forty-eight tisl. North OF Range
Three f3l East Of the New Mexico Princi-
pal Meridian, together with an interest
Ia the b. Davidson 4 Company ditch, with
Priority No. u, also all other bitches and
wpter rights connected therewith;
shall on Monday. the 18th day OF May.
A. d. 1916, At two clock in the afternoon
a said day, at the McAllister farm resi-
dence. II Doyleville. in said County. sell
at public sale said land and water rights
for mot less than the appraised value there
81 for cash in hand or other security to be
approved by said Court.
Roy 8. Lobdell. Conservator.
Z. NJ Nourse. Attorney.
First publication April Il, 1916.
Last publication May L. 1916.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Enater Sunday Anr;l ..

= Easter Sunday. April %.
Sunday morning we will have special
services appropriate TO the Easter Seas
on. We will celebrate the Communion
of the Lords Supper. Several new
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21

leader for the republicans OF the
county and il will take a live one
to equal him"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
At the Churches
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services will be
held in the psrlor of the La Veta hotel.
Sunday, at II a. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
METHODIST CHURCH

Regular announcement f-r the week
given in display ad above.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21

The Precinct Committeeman
for the several precincts of the
county will take notice hereof
and take such steps as may be
necessary in the premises.
Clifford Fl. Stone. Chairman.
NJ. j. Schmitz. Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate

STATE OF COLORADO, ,ss. COUNTY
COUNTY OF GUSNISON, SS' COURT
OFSAID
COUNTY.
lathe matter OF the Estate of NOTICE
AOOlE McALLISTER. Insane. loF SALE
Roy 3. LOBDELL, Conseryator. ioFREAL
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-21

J. Berryhill went to whi.-p,ne Tues.
day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
OBITUARY
Mr~ Ei,salw,h i,ians

Eiisabeth pipns, widow OF Geo, H.
nlans, died al her homo In this city
Tuesday mornlns, July 4, ased 8;
years, one month aud ~ days, The
deceased was born In Cornwall. Eng.
land, on May ,h, ists, and came 10
the United States when elsht years
old she was married 20 George H.,
elnes In July, 1895, In nlinois, They
came 20 Grants Pass IN iSsg, where
they resided until death, Mr. Binns
died Ia February ot this year,
Deceased 10 monrned by six chill
dren three daughters and three
sons. ,saalee q, o'Neill and Olive l.,
l,arrls, ot Grants passi Edward II,
biaas, " Medtord, Ann J, Cosn,ey, OF
Marshaeld, Guy " Binns, OF santa
Barbara, and Ira = pinns, Of Albany,
The funeral win he held Thursday,
At a}se O'Clock, from the ", i.akeNs
church, interment In Gran.
tte itin cemetery, Friends wishlns
to view TIE remains ein cail at Hairs
undertaking parlors thursday, Ne.
tween one and two O'Clock,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
WASHINGTON STATE
MILITIA EN- ROUTE.

Fsur igax troop tfsias, esfrflax
ihs msmbsfs ~ the washiaKtga na.
,lshsl guard. passed through this city
this forenoon % Fogin 10 tbs NssleAn
bofdsr Tbs first train carried the
headquarters STAFF, and several ears
ssfs loaded wlth He'd Cross anbni.
sntss and supplies This boys were
In fns spirits aud copies Of tho Car
rama reply Elyen them through thu
courtesy ~ tho Courier. which had
Iust received Il BY Sire from Wash.
lnaton. did not seem 10 meet their
Idea ot the situation. The Cnrransa
reply was most conclllatory In tone.
but the boys IN khaki we're anxious to
Ect after the Mexican and hla rabble
Ab1aFd the train were q number OF
soldier boys who had friends In this
city who greeted them during tho
tsw minutes the train stopped here.
with company Of Spokane was
Jasper i.aFollette. son OF Congress-
man w l., LaFollette, and u former
ciaasmate OF Mel and wilford Allen.
Jr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

W. ssa su, W /. ssssss sss, q,
As6isaa tsls mrElss IL sss sbs
Fe8sa 10
T. n, Wltllsas vert ~ Hfsy lhls
aisaslss ~ sabesisssAa Balialas ep'
ssaslshs sa shs sA. sssaillI
Ns &, 4 fjsviasss vent 20 the
ssiebtsilsa ~ Asbissa isls tA9falsg,
n w Rsia Il IN Hsdiwd teasy ~
leaalaE Ia ssslssss sHslfs
/ fsssk N t@ts8a iah tof cWam
ISIS iaefaiss. shsfs ~ u ialsfssled
N mlsias property
( A. I Ei9skef fsiafhed ~ Msdi0fd
this iaafhlas sfiHf spsndlaa The
Faafsis here
nv. smlih seat 10 Ashland 10 The
FaaBa ~ lhls afternoon,
aifs = 4 Mefeufi wsat 10 uold
tilii lhls afternoon
Miss i,illian Wllbfink lsil this
sllefhaGh ief san Francisco 10 spend
lhe atsi lN6 months,
NJ sad Afs. J. D. i'sehef lsf, for
Portland thls mGfblnH after slsltluE
hefe silh NJ and sire iisnfb iiachsf
Mfs. ! n Tpfwlillser lsf, this
ulefblak fes q iflp 20 Spokane and
alii bp svne aboal ,wu m0niha,
Aies Nlbiey and son fetufnsJ thls
morning ffum q ltlp 10 Ashland
Mrs uea y, Jester left lhis morn
lns ief 4 trlp 10 Portland
ses tbs new shlpmsp, M ladies'
slih and ilsaafls waists Mrs, tshs
kepf TTslf
Mrs naas klser, " Charlotte.
tsllieFals, and Mf, AMI Mts, w. y,
Mssea, ~ Truro, Iowa, arrived Mens
asy espalea fof 4 visit With v, Wal
lace aolh Mfs, Hlsef aad Mrs
Masoa are daughters of Nv, Wallace,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

pared IeF aAg tsFMs We eaala aaespt,
f'hs German sesafAmsAt knows lhsi
Germany will be beaien, bal The der
nsa psepis aeai knew II ses, The
government hes Ted them ea false
h8ods and nov Fears 10 aeeep, terms
which weaid fseesaise i,s ewn
fAltass,
nfhifais, peace aew sa tissmsny's
safms wsala NOT be permanent, but
4 mere trace,
lastly, We are nshtlAa fot sfes,
pfsAeipies, vital 10 the future ~ man
Nina, which usfmass he's outraged
saa wAmh mas, ea yiaaieatsa, We
ao hai hate the German people We
10 No, aealfe u destroy ,hels aa,lsasi
aal,s " aale, psrmasent iaiaFy ~.
oA them, bit we 40 desire 10 exercise
sha s,ii sNisis and aisereal, the Mlil.
,sft easte deilsh,ias IA war and
threatening All countries, America In
eiaasa Nosh,ns ba, aefea, eaa aea
ssses l,s spia. and deliver the Ger.
man peonis trom The yoke.
what sAsiasa wants Ia security
sos herself AMI her domAleAs, the
asiiyeAace ~ belgium ana france,
sNeh ahAasea IN ,he east a. ~ Mesa
h iNpasslbie toe the Tasss ever
Assin 10 ,aasssrfs Christian subjects
" beeeme Nssals ~ Mais oi car
many IN her projected eastward al.
vance,
"fhe aiiies afe bound And resolved
IA prosecute tAh war US,n victory "a
woa tof principles aaa peace es'ae.
iisAea oa the sara foundations ~
Mssics and f~easM."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
GREAT CROWD At
ASHLAND FOURTH

tifauts Pass ssnt q large rapressa.
latlon 10 the Ashland celebration
Tuesday, aud lhs llthla city entertain,
ed bsr guests In royal manner, The
city vas Ililed With lhs greatest crowd
ever aalhsrpd In southern Oregon.
The number belnA Yarloualy estimated
~ from 10000 10 10000 people
The chief attraction was the Rogue
ltiyer HoundsUp stunt, after tho
fashion of the psndlston Hound TIP.
and exploiting many of the aaine rid.
era and uuilawsd horses, The eele.
bratloh, which Ia also IN the nature
~ dedication OF the magnificent
$4,000 idthia park Just completed
BY The municipality. II continuing
over today and Thursday, Tho Grants
Pass Moose band was ono of the four
bands supplying music on the Fourth.
aud Il won many compliments tor the
character oi the melody which II dis.
couraed, Thursday will be Grants
i'ass day al the celebration. and there
will be another outpourins OF tho
population of this end OF the valley
Al that time,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
Ne.4h lA.nA

Arnons Ae ot'r0de,s haad1ed VI the
So'k ScfS,~ a ro'tN msss6Nrs WAS a
mos' ,SHsryNtsNio lonkloS syo,rr Ne
was 'hs,gra Nith sssAoN
WAY dlA Noa S4fke this msnr wa
,he h'~, sces,ich NE nAtSsNSco rt, IA
Mm
Wet Ncot hctoe saA tbt vro,Nt
Nhat Wonio yea A0oHsra do h yoa
Nent 4 rrNNrrN s,d,v sud msn cbme
w ard apAyA Nhclhct hc ,oold tska n
mdyfng rSgU,N ct Noer ,ttSsc" Nae
Ncik tpmes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
San errr.ars.


Tie nrsn lhmg c,Vcy ifwlt mRrTlrh
cotrae oueg 10 invest IN IL a baby car
rage u'hey come tn uuc, rwo ana
Ehyce ,ms~ngrr s'srs Snh shonla I've Ne
plR,~h recry twb ~ THREE years
A. snbstlrute fnr q mmorrar the
nshs cHrriHge hns M cuual airhpugh u
canIhins thc possibility tor murc ucri.
arurs Rhw rRrr,Arus. ~ a rule, are
prolvl,eh el,hcr liy pyonH rsthcr wear.
me siik hats ~ b. tbtai grnnrnrS
Enrh mlFy cnrrIsrr " provifird wirh q
Srsse. which prevents Q, during iss lIfr
time Prom rTcredms siie si,rra limi
r1is rasly rxnnlilr M rrrtisuan. how
rvrr. asss not u'wsys hnyr To rffrcs
uran fhr crruran, IN afrrr i've --liSs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

~ WWNFFhf~
4 Fesfth ~ jAfs seIstfsilen Ia The
fern ~ . ssissserhesa plesls vas
hstd VI wlIasryiiis yesterday, All
ihs psapls N wIiasfulis gathered On
iha baRks N The Applssais oa tbs
itsslasea farm and listened 10 tbs
efal9f n ths das. jsass fissisr. Mrs,
iIssisf ssss . fsv rsadiaKs and The
other parts ~ ihs prosfsm Included
bathing and boating 10 tho river A
insfksmsasbiD contest WAS also
staged.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

The etrNr IN Sas Stosraphics, die
,scosrS "a which u n Maid thai from
iSas ~ nAN Roosevelt WAS 'TrSitcpt
~ New York" ,rminis the rhiladcl
rAa ledger ~ the ane SM typocraph.
teal etror that crelS, iato one " norace
tSrweAesS esiitSssSlS There is NJ hara
m GaVtotd asserted the editorial
Greeley HAVING written, "rhc~ ia NJ
balm IN Saesd
lscatioa notices. coarier oahce.
Mlnias blanks al the Conrier ofce
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
REPORT ON
NEW REVENUE BII.i.

Washington, July S.--The admin
istratlon revenue bill, intended 10
raise s2io, 100000 additional rev.
enue 10 pay the bills of preparedness
and the cost OF the Mexican expedi-
tion. vas tavorahly reported TO the
house this afternoon by the ways and
means committee, II viii be taken
mp for consideration by the house
tomorrow.
Two republicans. Longworfh and
Gardner, voted Tor the bill.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

In the majority report. Il 10 estim-
ated s2ss. 100000 additional is re-
auired to meet expenditures during
the fiscal year OF 1917. and OF this
sum sisi. i.ooO. goo will be provided by
the present bill and $4,000. 900 must
be taken from the general funds OF
the government.
II Is estimated sl?5, 100000 will
be required TO meet the extraordinary
expenses Of mobilizing the national
guard and the expenses OF the expedl-
ilon Of the regulars In Mexico,
~.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
Fnyrs CREEK

barney DufIer and Bert Jones. OF
,hla place, ieI, last week for klamath
Falls, Tbay are looking for work.
MIas emma uuanisaw. formerly OF
Mcdford. Ia nov lIying 90 f'oots creek
with her sister, Mrs. Geo, Lane.
Tho drill men who have been test
Ing n dredging project here. left this
week. ~ they were not satisfied with
the returns received, They arc OF
Tho opinion that there Ia not enough
water here TO iioat dredge.
Miss Alcic Chandler, of Evans
valley, was operated on In Medtord
for appendicitis, The last report was
favorable.
Jack Holcomb and Tracy Spencer
left last week for California. They
are looking FOR work In a sawmlll.
Mrs, Peter Matson and daughter.
Ella, OF Seattle, are visiting Or. and
Mrs, Whiteaker. OF Rogue River,
Mrs, whiteaker Is a daughter OF Mrs,
Matson,
The Live Oak" Rebekah lodge OF
Rogue River met In business session
last week and elected the following
oficers, Miss Bessie Seaman. norle
arand; Mrs. Francis Burkhart. vice
grand, Mira, Alya wethcrall. secre-
tary, Miss Stella Hulcn. treasurer
Grandma McCanul, OF Evans val
ley, Ia seriously III, She Is not ex-
peoted to live,
Harvey Brown. OF Rogue River. is
to leave soon for Brookings. Cal,
where he has secured employment for
the summer. Mir, Brown Ia car
penter
Mr., and Mrs, Parker returned TO
their home at White Wash. Washing
ton. for the summer, They have been
visiting at the l.. Il, Ellis home.
Mrs, l.. A. Koester visited her
brother and his family last Sunday
tcr the nrst time In two years,
Crops ~ this vicinity are looking
good, Harvests will be excellent II
warm, dry weather sets in soon.
r. u, Cook and family, o, this
place, have moved 20 Gold Hni. where
Mr Cook will he the cement COM
paays Macssmith.
rcots Creek can boas, OF having the
oldest woman in Jackson county, Mrs,
whltney, who will be Zoe
years old August rs, 1915, She IL
now living With her daughter. Mrs, J.
q, Short.
The grange hall a; Winner was COM
pletea last week, The work Was rush-
"a 40 It ~ould be ready in time Tor
the roarth. laaSe O. IA, Gilmore was
orator 81 the.day at the celebration,
Mash Miller, an aged resident ot
Saraiae creek, was found dead in his
home ny Owen Wood and Joseph Vas
binder last week, Mr., Miller vas
alone At the time 81 his death, which
aas due To lingering Illness Of over
q wears duration. Judge Torvelle
hsa sent Owen Wood 10 take the oia
man to the poor farm, where ne conla
receive medical attention.
Zoe PAnkes, OF Gold Aill, enlisted
IN the army al Seattle.
Born, Dune s3, to Mr ana Mrs A.
lAthrop. o. Cold Ein. a six-pOnpa
daughter
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
fwEhvR M.saAe IA
afn yE A,t,S tE, AnNaTN,>~

chteeeo SNN 4 ataHtalcs sSm.
pitea N ,As cAesse iY4sNSe today
shows ~ we're khied and iee IA.
iafSd N tSoFsA ~ tag celebrations
fAR " A favorable coMcAFSssN v0A
iAsA yNAts MsArA wASA 10 we're
NAied Ana t6s FAJaNa.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

winoaa raneA Ia sAipplns . large
nsmsef " thoroughbred hoss 10
points outside ot the s,s,e, The lat.
esl shlpmeats we're made through
weils Fargo 10 Waite Hall, n,iaolas
wialeek, wasalnatca, and Midwife
and fyram, Utah The Aess are all
registered s,ock and are " the sers.
shIre ype
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
swtws Wants ws~,--A

TAe t1sAldahS company Ia sdvpr-
tSs'as in tNe CoaWer bor several
thoasand cords ~ Wood, and emplsy.
oAeot VII he stveN 10 many meo ia
setting ,Nis tael ready eor tAe rae
tory, me wood wanted IL eSuelhoet
lNoStNt, and ~ ar pine ana hard
wood,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

i'i1,s M thev,ews-~
Amehs the happy gatherings 10
celebrate the national holiday Tues
day was that oi about 40 of the
friends " Mr.. and Mira, A, A. coatant
Al their pretty eeua,rs home north
es tewA,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

lANm.e NAN~-...

Al persons conducting business
fM Witch lkeAse Ia required ny the
ordinances u the slts are hereby aolie
Ned that renewals tct the third aaae.
Tor e the year isis we're ave and
paysbls IN the Lee asS At JeN, ,a,S,
n n sssleh Aeaitce and polRe
tNase. ssi
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
NtM N,NM

c1t,ASifSFn Az RATES %
NntdA twA istucs, e6e, Nh nsuct
noe, hna month, ttbh, whoa psM Ia
sdvsere When no, rald IN sdwtce,
bt ret Noe per l~saA
rtAikS SFeSNS>ASApRES, Nssohlc
sNmcle once choee ares, resi.
6chco, SSAR Miss l4Arh Il
~ANs~AN 10 ~o, hoase NRN NsVn.
AdA,~@ t'ooqet Ne aA6t, sSs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05
stttttststtsttsst
eesHss EVENTS I
49, stttss
sspl, isgseasi, fassaas, Wednesday
fbaFsaas Josephine easaty fair
and sslebFssleH.
WAR NOT TO END

,,ea,lSssa From tsss ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-07-05

LetterAeads AZ the Courier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
WRITE, AND WRITE NOW.

The time has come for every indi-
vidual American citizen to communi-
cate with his congressman, by post
or telegraph, on the vital issues
which are being placed by the Presi-
dent before the Congress.
Only in this way can your repre-
sentative be enlightened as to your
views.
individual letters will have the
greatest clfect, but the following
form has been suggested.
AS one OF your constituents,
feel at liberty to address you in con
nection with the present momentous
issues before the Congress
1t is my firm conviction that the
best interests OF the country will be
subservod by keeping it out of the
war which is ravaging Europe today,
and that TO the end of keeping it
out Of this war the Congress should
warn American citizens from travel
ling on armed vessels Of the belliger-
onts or on vessels of belligerent ma
tions known TO espouse the principle
that merchantmen is permitted to
arm for defensive purposes only"
A Congressman will pay more at
.tention to a letter from a voter in
his district than he will TO all the
learned scriptures emapating from
the countless other Congressional
districts OF the United States.
The six Maryland congressman
are
jesse D. Prlce--First District
eastern Shore).
]. e. c. Talbot Second District
Baltimore, Hartford and Carroll
Counties, and is. and 16 Ward,
Baltimore City).
Charles p. Coady= Third District
east mad Northeast Baltimore).
J. Charles Linthicum Fourth Dis
trict (West and Northwest Balti-
more)
Sydny f. Mudd Fifth District
Southern Maryland and South Bali
timore).
David I. Lewis Sixth District
(Westorn Maryland).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
gdt scitcu.
sdlnelIes NanNrIn nutlluen1inI

Der GongrcB itc6t Dor cmcm olgcihwcrcn Sdlrtt.
Der @rdiiOcnt pcrIongt Elm o@ertrouenspohuuo ST.
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pih Der GcngrcB Dos, Damn bat ocr @roOclt iba
mo er i0u 9a6cn nil Gon naB DER Gongrcb iis
NlclH pos CT gcgci Die Ncntramocte uttcrncbucn
moo Dlgcn. Donn bat Der @ongrcB icin ocriolungs
'udBiacs 9lc5t Ocr arcgscrtldrunq an ocu @tGi0cr
fen ibcrtragcl 9ormi III eS Belt 5un lhncacn san
ocln. Sin ieoer aucrifoniider 9iirecr Ger ocn 5ric
oen crDalten 6oben uill iote rnoer5igd an oen Gon
areBNbgcoroneten pcs @iitritts in peIdem er lcbt
0as idlrtIicle oorr tcearapbiide Gerlnngen itcIen
fit Ole GrDolhlng Ocs 6ricOcas 5 prfcn iiir cinen
@ciblab 81 nimcn ourh Den gmerifoncr Dor Ocnl
aleui aitf arnlirtcn &oiiogicr luo @onoclshifici
ocr Mricalilbrcn0cn gapurt ucrOen 81 Der cngiiben
Spaltc Der 6eltgen glusgobe oes y0cllti6en Gorrc
iponocten" uoe ser 2ccr Die glomci Der icGs Y3orp
ldgocr GongrcB glb9coroncten unO oc &orloge eies
@tcics an oicic6cn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
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Glib &oet itn6c, A3 Jd0rc att
YIN ~ Ncprlar Ebur,aS 81. g4lcN, 9r.
UNl, eno -Nnllcrlon lnrI alncnnc. % Nnhrc nll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
s2erammtmadlnnnem.


@rriicgcltc gluarboic, in Smnfdi ausacIcr-
ttgi, aoreliir nu ocn .Nunro oi gNuuroc II
baltimore sin" prlncn bis Wihpndl, ben 10.
Wintj lHlO, hie 1 lbt GoruiiiaNs. I'M 9ittcdu
ocs sidh Nc0llirniors. )iaibbnue. Baltimore,
ylo. ilr oie Sniierunn0 mo cHoQili0c ee
ciguuf bon eiraBcnc6riMt mo Gocrc gl6'
llllc pom 49, Nrril 1916 bis ~. glpril 1917;
nr oe Gclctuua BON 0Cu 6licr mn StroU
nr cuc Fctlupc BON orcl Wunnicu pom I
slprl l9i6 on; itil6 fir Die 9iccun9 mn glb'
Wcll bon lnl6cn &orrdl0cn ioic iic fin bic
aW 81 6clcnbcr 1910 30 0n6c 0cbcnod uclili
liorutc QcbruuMi pcrocu nlIQclt, cinimlicBeno
6otbcu, Ccc. Ncocr, Giicnwaarcr lSeri5cuac,
0ucu, 1idbl cic., cnigcncl pcuouucn.
AHqc1oie nnleu q rcriic9eicH 0nlioctier
clnpcihoicn lem uu0 rcipeliipc oic iolncnocH
gtimriiieH 0dbcH
&ropoiol for toe Ncmouu ano Sinai Nlsa
petition OF Street Smecpinae ano oiDer nc
~GropofoI ior 9op. Sees ouo siralv ior ibc
Scpdriucni OF 1trcci 0lcnHlug
p8topolals ior SnrnibnQ NiQlcriQ,s Tor Toe
2ep1rncni Of Strcei Geanlna S@eonle "
OF G etc. luic Die 80 icicruocn Moicriaica
Maicunle Sbcoulc nN" dno ~" 1t ~" ono
e5". pcltu Gin 9iipcbot 5llr ecicrunQ bon lias
miro.
oca Ncicro I'M Nctrdnc, lu'e IN ocn tcipcincit
GnciiitidiipHcn aiiecnctcn. Oui cine pNicdrliN
olc NnnN 5rblbdr an ocu lRnnDr mo Slnoi
rata bon Baltimore, Ucigci1at icln.
Snc5tttininncn iluncn Inn yilrcai res
SruhcnrciniouuQs-@um @umninirS crlnnNi Wcroci
Dor, Elm OOCr ailc NnQcboic 80 bcrmcricu
Snt. u. gnriuS,
9cftdiisi
ful0 @rdiio1nt Der GonirnitNcbBroc
(.QiOr52-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Wilson has shown himself certainly
not in their class The time has
come for the Congress to stand firm
for its own rights and for the rights
Of the American people. The time
has passed for us to take instruc-
tions from Downing Street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
yc0aroc Der 5susr.oommlNare.


@ultimorc, f. Did8 1910.
Ncrcgcie glugcboie. in 2upilai nuSpcicrs
ii0i nlt ocu .Q'oaro OF gunr0e~ uorciliri
wcrocn bis Niithuudl, l5.Widr5 1916, bis II llbr
&ormiiinQS, BON 6cni Sta6iJieaiitiuior In
oeicn @ilrcnu, Rdbbaus, baltimore. Nio, cnis
gcgcn gcnouiulcn fit oie atccumg bon 6niicr
ais @nn5cs iiir eiucit Wlonai an bas Seucrs
Scpdricnicni
Spcsiiiinioncn weroen aui Grlu6cn not
ocm &tircidr 0cs Scparicmcnis Qclics
iert Sin bcgiuubigicr 96cd ocs NietcrS i'm
S SSnc aa% @ GIV sa6I69r a q BEN mug gpoSor Se'IS umS
Siaoiraib bon Baltimore. muB ieocm Nnaeboi
bcNciigi icll
A0s AcMb irAcno elm oocr uuc 9tngcboie
80 pcrpcrcn. miro norbcbaicn
Snl 9lniiragc pcr ycb1roc.
y. u. gsiiinion,
Sdrcidr
gciidiigi;
Sobu NuDcri,
iua BrdIocul ocr 0onirnil Ncb1roc
(QiyB3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
gilrrun ees olcDanec. anlrclLrre.

- Wtulb lNlI4
so babe glppiiiaiiorcn cmpianacii fr pie
iolNeHocn HripilcQlcn.
Jir. 522. Rorn.0uialu StydBc s. Is.
Snmpiiecl
Nr. ll3, Wlercerg zhabe, 10 81 Q aGoior
lSer oeHiclbcH oppouiit, m5Gc ieineH Brolci
IN hlecm @ilre0u I'M orcr upr 10 llbr &ors
miitnQs, am Mloufag, &. Ma5 1916, cinres
ben mann ilber olcicben 9cidub gcabi
luiro.
3, 3. gurue
(Vtr}3) Cjcbuuocs ,Snpcior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
glu,tn glP Ngij6l

So Tabrc oi. ncirbic Satin 0cs pcritor6cner
0onrdo Mi0l Die @ccrolQuua iinod am
Counting. 9la6nliiiaqs u9r. bon ibrer g8o6s
nnnn ylr. t7i5, IfSafimDrc strafc, aus
6rc6boie"
t9saibnoon . g. 3cimnecn m6qcn ec.
fuuiAii c0prcit) (Qtdr83-l)