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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
glnle ilt Sca g3iirarrs 9fIidlt.

Bier bon ocn Iicben Wldnnern
pcl4e am 6reitog glbcno an ser Gde
bon WcrnnnyStroBc mo sopfius
Bloce bei cincln Streite 5miiden
Strifern umO glrbeitspiqigeu Scr
3irmo StrouIe & Bros perboitet nor
Den parerL iuurocu gelieru BON 9iid.
ter Sbop in Der nittlcren Boli5eiiio.
tion inter Der 9(nihuloiguna Oes I'M.
erloibten lIniontmeln rnfer ie 800
8iirgiboit 0eu @roBgeidporenen
iiberiDieien. 3pei puroen irei9elpro-
den, pdbreno 6ernian Simpler bon
glr. 2t0, Siio-g0ensStraBe, nit $40
im0 Soften beitroft puroe, neil er
nngeblicb bci ieincr gcrbaituna einen
Eooti6dger in ieiner 9oicbe bate.
9Ilif oem @eae nod Der 6a6rif bon
Stroiie & gros. ipur0e gelicrn Mor.
gen SSidoc gGItibul bon glr. 1889,
9loro gcntolou.StroBc, bon 3lpei
Nldnncrn ongeeriIicn. Gie EoIi5ei
perbaitcte ichs Mdnner, Die nber ipd'
ter bon glihter 1oipfins IN Der melt.
liheu EoIi5ciitation ouf freien Sub
gciebt tuiiroen. 9lcdtsonpaIt @n.
6. Eopea beidwerte iid bel Capt.
Sole, Oab Die @oli5ei lnibllIoiae
Striter oer6nfte, m6breno fiinf glep
Dorfer o@unmen" mbelditiot in ocn
StraBen berlmlaufen oiirfcn.
Sr. Gam. 30. Sboemoter lit ols
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
SOnnrnanI. nn0 llnteraana.
6lHtb
ggetteramsFdJtcn.

lsiir 0aorbIauo unO ben Diitrift
Columbia trii6er nuo berdnoerIid)e
@inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
Ganf fHr Den p0entIdJen GOrreIpun.
Dent".

or. S. glob Goppage, Ger Brdii.
bent, uno Scrr Sobn g. geder Der
JScfrcidr scr uSoie ono Sanc 6eier
bes 9lorrciden &icrieu", 6aben Dem
u Ieutiden Correspondent ibre gln-
erfennung iiir bic bereitpiaiae Inter.
iiiItung bel 0en Arrangements Der
groBen ino eriolgreib uerluiienen
,Scier oisgeiproden. &n Dem S6rci.
ben bciBt cs: rllebcr 100000 Fcrio.
nen erireiIien iib au Ocr 6eicr, mo
nidt Gin ein5igcr llniaa Deruriaftc
cUca Nlibion IN Dem 6elie Gober
Ipvedlcn iuir 5bncn uHicrcn Cant
aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
Ser WcFahr entrunnen.

GieIe %crioncn in 9IitomobiIen
uno in einem @oggon Ger ,@aicott
GitD.2inie" poreu geitern in 2e-
bensgefab Is ooS Steler al einem
eroBen 81 'biI-2oitiuagcn brod
mo infolge. Der ibpere Mngen
Die @OmonoIt Senue, nabe Jognea
Seigbts, in lelrnigtem 9empo
berunter ronnte. SdlieBlid it6r
Der Qoitipngcn aif oas StraBenbobn-
@eIeiie, Oircft Dor einen StroBen.
bobnpusgon. gSur Dem ggaegonfiib.
rer mar es 5it beroonten, OoB elm
eroBcs lln0Iiid berbiitct tDuroe, Oa CT
nit ollcr @eiuoIt oic @rcniien au5og
ilno 70 ocn StroBenbobnwaeoou nod
redt5eitig gum Ste6en brahte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
Sin anSocscidJmctcr ORcfurO.


gIus Sem bolbi1brIihen geridt Der
rYeunipIOanio @iien6obn @eicG-
lduit" gebt berOor, ooB in oen eriien
6 Wlonoten OieIes Sn6reS 92,3S0,-
1S4 3a6rgdiie befor0ert puroen uno
iidb nibt ciu ein5iger giienbabn-lln-
fall ereignctc, BEL tueldem ein Men-
idenlcbcn einecbiiBt miroc.
3cntIdc, Ceiterrcidiifc nno ltngu-
ride Aricgsunlei6cn.
100 Wiort nnO 100SrOnen dnfuGrts.
SbeO. s. 9icmer & GOy
217 Cit.Saltimure.Sh.
(Ya6ro13-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
v6rObiinn. .WcInng.|cr in"
cSamiIicn.9lnsIlnn

.Scntc, SOnntas, ben %. Snli,
Ycntert's @art =. 9Orieg.Gune.
(Suli23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
Ter @sItfrics bente Dor sinsn
Sabr.
29. AnIi I0l5.
(Jlnd Dem geridt ocS oeuiiden
@cueralnabs.)

Tie 9lrmec geIoip ereiIt Die
9luiien oitIi6 nno iiioIid bon
Sdouleu uno 5eripreuate iie; bic
gclite in 9urInn0 ieit Dem IA.
SnIi beitebt ais $1,000 @efan.
gcnen uno 25 @eiAiiBen.
Sic glrinee @aIlpib eritiirmt
in g1oropoleu bic glorem.6eit
Gen 9lo3an iino aSultnsf uno er-
5iuinat 5ipiihcn Den beiocn Grt.
idaiten Den 6luBiibergaug.
Der linfe 3Iiiael Der 8er6iin.
oeteu mirit Die 9niieu 3wiiden
@cihieI uno @iitrita onf elmer
6ront bon 40 aiIoneter 0uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Cjrohcr SOmmcransilna Der @cft-
Gnb.1iitriltr glr. 1t5, 1874, 147,
1914, POI, 3rntiMcr liuteritiituusS.
g'nuO, NOutos, "a. Snli 1916, Gann.
itatter Eart. gIniaHa 2 llbr. Sim
tfitt 10 GentS.
(,SuliiG,23-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Nlonuel WiQidms. 4 Sabre at,
ron J}r. 100. 5trider. Strabc. wnr.
oc qeitcrn bon einem gllitomobil Dor
icdiem &cin iiberiobrep mo nod
ocm Sa6rcrioun @eHcral SoipitoL
acbrodi st ioa mc6rcre 9iippen ge.
bromcn bobcn. Tos AutomobiI &C.
borte ocr Sran MarD Iarrea BON glr.
1902. Saurcn9 StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
BnnOes-Tepartement fhr 2nuOmirtb.
gdl0gf-Mcffcr.
g|tridjt brs gaItimOrc @ettcrbnreans

Dcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Nnfi
mar 50 @ro5ent nm 8 llbr Y1orgenS
uno Si &ro5ent inn 8 llbr gl6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Nni ons tribe Meiter am gan5en
Gage ioIgte aeiicrn glnhmittog elm
beitaes @cpiiter. iUeIhes iibcr ole
n0roIihcu Stooit6eile nit einem Def.
iigen 0leaeniale begleitet iuar, nab.
reno oic D1itic Der StoOt bis eegen
N6cno beribont 6lieb, glm gI6eno
rieieIte es iortm16reuo. uno 5mar
eeniigeno, um Dem @eihditspertebr
binoerlid 81 iein
Ger 6eudtiefeitsaebaIt Der 2uit
mar 10 iiorf, oaB man 8eitueiIig an.
na6m Dab ole Sibe groBer geiueicn
iei. als am 9age borber; bod mar
oie Eenpcratur beina6e 5cbn @roo
nieoriger, ais am 6reitoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
eMifistarten

bon rno nnb 0eutiblano itnO
0eiterreid. d.llugorn ii6er Notteroatu
uno glelu.Jorf. 0Ieloieuouuaen po6
europa.
S6eu. s. 0icner < So,
217 Sit.yuItimOrc:Str.,
(Didr6t3-) 243 SaO-gruuOlpoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

WrOhcr Bamilicu.Ansflng
glrbcitcr SIR. II. Ster6e-Saiie Wr. $40
GUnutag, ben 20. Snli 1916,
@ranbntr's gef.GnO-&arf.
(Sulit6,22-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Sr. Gam. 80. Sbocmoter lit ols
@rdiioent Der Observation-Disclosures
Stoats.geborOe ertudbIt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Gos Rrparnnm fiir Ons CONCERT
Der itdotiiden @orf.anpeae unter ser
Scitnna bon @rof. Daniel 6eIomann
in Dem nGarron.farf" beiIte 9lbeno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30


2infen t6ot folgcnoen 9(usiprud:
nSc5 bin 5mor fciu Strateec, mo
id finOe Oic 9elite ld@erlic6 Oie ii1
mli einen fleineu 9Iapolcon oufipie'
len. 9lber etlpoS fGnt mir iebr ollT.
@lon iogt, 0oB mir groBe &eritdrtlm-
gen noh &crOm gemoricn bobeu.
Sb ueritcbc Smor ni1ts oopon ober
man ioatc ii6 oo@ icbr Oouor in
glht nebmen nniere 6ront 3n cnt'
6l0Ben lucil ole 3euticbcn lcidt e.
men 9lngriif oil cincr onoercn SteIle
onieeen f6nnen. Sd iibcrieB mcls
nen IoGl6or sur 2intcn Ocm 5lr
geAtclL 0omit iic iidb ibrc mciteren
itrategiiden Sorgen nittbeilen tonns
ten lino b0rte ollf Die geiSbciten
zines Serrn nit eincm irie0liden
Yolh mir gegeniIber, DER Oa luete:
oSh bin 5iuor teiu Stratege, uno
cS Iiegt mir fern Dem Soiptquar-
tier &oridriiieu 81 maben, ober ib
nnlB iogen; lluiere @enerdlc iAlas
icn @orum wortet man oem nit
Nem @egenm0riif 10 longe? Die
9lnitrcngungen inierer 5ein0e iiu0
crid0pit. 3nm Eeufcl MIN 0lrdD
oiuh ibrc 2inienl g9ir miiiien iie
bis 5lun &6cin 5uriihpcrfenl"
SD bin omar tein Strotege
mcintc Elm ihiidterncr alter Nerr
NIT ianitcr Stimme, nobcr idj mare
mcbr fir cine SbcinSficniiuc al
cincm onocren &lnft Der Srout
ourd oic man Oen NouptitoB oe6
5cinOeS bon Der geiGbrocten Stcllc
bel Gcrom obIcnfcn ntiiBtc Die
Eufel mar 5u Gn0c, lmo ih boiitc,
urid i'm 9loldiolou pou oieiei trie.
gcriiden @jeiprdhcn 5u crbolelL olS
mid Gin llnbcfornter b0hlt cner0iid
bel cincm g9eiteufnopf nobn lmo
ricf; SD bin 5mar fcin Strotc0e
lmO nil gficmanOcn toOelu. 9L6er
eS gicbt mr cinc @}6glidfcit. 0aS
muB SeOem flor icin: ole Siienipc,
oc groBc oGgencinc Sffeniiuc pont
&onol bis noM Surfcitonl~ SD
mari cncn &er5meiilim9sblid onf
ole Game OcS SouicS, 0ic mir 0enn
audi in mciner gtotb 81 Siilie lam
unO, inOeM lie mir cine Eoiic &aiiec
reidtc. crtlGrte: sd bin 5luor fem
Stratcgc, obcr l0enn if Oberbe'
ieblsbobcr ipdrc, lpiIrOc ih mencm
Georges ieineH llrIoub i'm Gin poor
SoDc uerldugcrn 80. :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
@cnige 9entc babrn
Bcutc gr0urs 9aar.
glpOtGefer iuecn Samcn 6cnnGcu
Oao SalGci-S6cc- ruO sdiUc-
iel.9ic5cpt.

Saor. 0oS Sar6c lno 05lur5 ners
licrt, oOcr pcun cs fa6( grait, mott
lmO lc6los miro, cntbdlt nidt genug
Shruciel. lluicrc GroBniittcr DC.
rcitctc ciuc @liidnmo BON Sal5ei mo
Shpeicl, I'M i6r @oor Omfel uno
r6on ST cr6oltcm lm0 GonieuOe uon
M6nncrn uuO 6rolcn, sic ebcnmo-
Bi9c Sar6e, jcnc prodtUolIe Onnfle
Scbottirmg Oes Soorcs ihdscn Ole
10 anjicbcnO lit benubcn MIR Dies
oltluooiidc Rejcpt.
Scdc louiei mir Oicic 6criI6mtc
9lliidwq onrH Siujuiiiaumg onoc
rer 9lcitouot6clc ucrbeiicrt ucnn
mou enc 80 Gepts. Slnidlc u@ueth'9
5oac ono Sulphur COMPOUND iors
Ocrt mcl6cS OnS SOAR 10 cbcn-
n0BiQ 0ufelt ooB 9licuanO moa
lihermciic bencrfcn fonn eS ici
bcllibt morOcn Man icudltct
cniab cincn Shwomm oocr cine
wcid)c 9iiritc 0omit al mo
jic6t oicic ourd oos SOAR, iuocm
man 5ur 3eit cineu Srd6n ninmt.
PIN Nior1cn 1T Hos Crane Naar per.
idGulmoen, o6cr mas Ben Tuncn
oi ngSnctbS Sope mo Snlpbr"am
mciien Qeidllt, it, ooB cS uod tic6r-
moliacr 9lurenomN niht MIR OaS
SOAR ihon OinfcIt ionocru oiit
WIan3 nno 9rnht Nriidbrinat ino
eir 9luiebeu Der Gihte aie6t
u&ocib'S Soac ono Sulphur Gem.
pmmo" iii cin au9cne6mer Soileiten,
glrtileI scr Oem Sdor Harbc mo Su.
0cnolid(cit uerlei6t. IS lit nidt iiir
Sic Sim 2in0erma oocr @orbeuamia
pou aranfbcit bciiimnlt (9luicgc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
Se6tjeOenWtOrg rein,
friidD ltnO gradrtt aus
unO fH0It Sud 10.
Sriutt Gin 6IIOs icGr 6ciheu 2SaNcrS
Dor Oem 5rii6Tt;id, nm Site
iOrtplipiiIeu.

Nfan lebt nidt mir. ini 81 Icbcn,
ionocru I'M gut 5it IebelL glIt 81 Der.
Oouen gut 5u orbeiten sut 5l idIa
fen ino gut olS3tieben @eld)' ein
glorrci6cr 3litono Hl crriiaen mo
lpic leidt 1T eS Ooh, iuenn man ii6
uur an ooS Sriibmorsen SSnueu-9ao
ocpG6ucn luill
9eite, Die aeiu6buIid bei'm 9(ni
Iic6cn mii0e lno obgeipomt ihlo,
oroc 9opiibmcrJcu bobcn BON Gr
fdltng perItopit iino, belegte 3imge,
ioucrcn Wlogen luo iibeIric6cnocl
gltbcm 6o6cu fonncu Ii1 70 friib iuie
enc 9hune iiiGlen, inocu iic ieOcn
Morgeu sic Shleuicu ocS G0rpcrS
oiineu im0 ale imercrL giitigcn
ito9iiircnOcn Subitan5en aliSipiilen.
Seocrmonn o6 franf oocr aeitno
ooer Iei0eu0, ioate ieOen Morgcn
Dor Dem 6rii6itiid Elm @laS ie6r bci.
ben @oiierS nit einem 16eel0iicl
Uoa aolfiteiu.46oSp0ot trinfem imt
ais Wiagcn 2cbcn, 9licren lno Girs
gemeiOeu bic lmucrOoulidcn 8iid.
itGnOc. iancrc Sale lnO Niitigcn 9li-
froben oeS gortageS 5lt ipiiIen; oa-
ourdj miro Der gan5c @erOoiuingS
9lpparot gereinigt, cririidt imO &C.
Itdrtt, e6e man Dem 9logcn ueiierc
Robrlmg 3niiibrt, Iic @irfuig bon
bciBem @oiicr lmo aolfiteiu 9boS
plat aiii eiucn leercn Moqcn lit MN.
ocrbor cririihenO. IS entfCrnt onc
Oic iauerci @Gbrimgcn. @oic, 9lb-
fdGc uno SGine unO regt cincn gil-
ten glppetit iiir OnS 6rii6itiid an.
gSd6reno Sic iid OcS 6rii6itiidS CT.
ireucn. enbiebt oas Maiicr mo oer
anltiteiu iiubemcrtt Dem 9lilte cine
orobc 2montitdt @oiicr mo 6creitcl
oGe inneren Srgnnc iiir cine GRIND.
liAe 9leiniguug Dor.
Tic Millioneu bon SciuclI sic nit
Nartleibafcit, GcromnmaS 2torm.
gcn Diagenlcioeu SibeumntiSmnS
be5oitct limo; onOcrc, ole fable
Sauiiorbe, 9Iutfrouf6eiten mo
trdntlihe GeiidtSiarbe 6o6cn, luer.
oen oringeuo criucbt. Elm @icriel
9iino Solfiiciu @6oSpbot in Ger
Slpotbete 81 tauielL oaS nr peuia
foItet aber 9eniigt Inn iraeno Sc
manoen 5u enem ipabren GntHuiio.
item inncrer Sanitation 5u MAIDEN.
(Sln5) T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

neraliaen ,n bcrfuben. 0icr m weia Si". e8
ii cluIdM plmbcrlOr iuic leiai 9lal INTO gani
e9 pNbncranAeu abin0cn lnt Sn m, mem.
gcu Stunbcu 10 ca uuQtWuNoi. vs. itpdntl
"a icnl niml toN iidi nidl cal muh icin
Qadpl aus Neuff 8ebc noer orlidl uli oaa
NlihNeruuAe N9 ne hmeHlOo. cnind Wle
pam Ndlin OordblalleN Ncne nul Rnlincffl
NM Sdetrcn peiiclic mn heluire Sci N"
1nun hn En eiu hCNcfc3 AcnWcrnaW1i mo
rlhl ldnAer mcby Nhbrctamcl poel pnnlhuG'
fen
@ei3 Sr pira bon nlpolueiern iueynn liiy
pr bic Nldldlc petianli Qocr oitcti pnn Is.
gnprrule q Co. GbieuQo SN pclilnol
l6rOr6 Nldgilp.Npra0, Anli4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

Cine iotiriidc Spicgchlna Der Or
cigniiio Dor Geroun i'm fror5oiiIden
Giidgeiprd1 0icot cine luitigc Sfi55e
ocs oSSNurol ocS 0cbatS": oNlan
mar bel DER 5uppe. oSb bin 5mor
fem Strotcoc," iogtc mcin gSoAbor
sur Rchtcn ornO ih iuiir0e mir I'M
fcincn @rciS ocr 99elt cine aritit er.
lolOcu; o6er Oieic furbi6orcu 9ll
oriiie Der Deutideu acgen inierc
SSrout gebeu sod su oeufen. I'm
eineu iolden gIngrifi por5ubcrciteu
iino fiir orn 5eino @odbeu lmo 0}o.
note Scr glrbeit notbie Die imiercm
@enerolio6 nicbt cntgcben olirite.
SD wicoerbolc: Sd bin 5luor fein
Stratege nber iHan bate einiah
lmicr 0ou8cs Seer nod Goummont
bimerien miiiien, sSn meiem s(l-
aenblid wur0e sic Steinbutter Der.
umaereirbt }uo mein g}oMbor aur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30

glboHnenten, Ote ben ,,Tcutiden GDrres
lppnDcntrH" nidjt piinisIid Doeg iHreael'
ma0ig crhnltcn, HnO BCbcten, bee Office
OauOn per 9elephuH uOsr IdriitlidI Nh.
lhCiluua Az M0Mea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-30
AN OPEN LETTER no THE HON THEODORE R00sEVEIT
by

nfalbe He is IN the for
read the fol-
lowing with line Colo
nA RnnseN
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
CONGRESS SLOWLY MOVING
 WITH LEGISLATIVE WORK

with legislative progress. The single term presidential resolution also came up before the House and may
 be considered favorably. Would 1t be we'll to pass such a resolution and thus eliminate men who want to anchor on tho Job. is the Ques- ton it suggests. It is however too late to affect either Woodrow or Teddy so 1t is really not very ser- ious. any way 1t goes. es
 The Senators do not likc tho pro- 'longed aviation trip that tho price of gasoline is taking which Is now soaring beyond all records. Ths Senators do not know what to do for automobile power if tho elusive ga solinc takes to further heights. None of them think of probing the still more remarkable rise in grub just
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
Mt NITI0N SCANDAL FACING
 PEOPLE OF THE DOMINION

OTTAWA, March 30.-The bigg est intuition scandal in any country since the war broke out is now faced by the Dominion. It is charged that favorites of the Dominion govern ment officials have been enabled to make fabulous profits, in which it is covertly hinted that tho officiaj, directing the contracts have more than received their share,
 The people are being stirred by
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
RAILROADS REJECT DEMANDS OFFER COUNTER PROPOSALS

 and hence that they prefer to deal with each brotherhood separately. To mass the demands together, it is held only causes confusion between all.
 The railroad union leaders arc much disturbed at the attitude taken up by the railroads and fear now that strike is certain. They admit that is not possible to take beck the counter proposals of the railroad companies to the rank and file of the unions.
 The companies realize that tho majority of the brotherhood officials are very conservative men and would much prefer that the men settled
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

NEW YORK, March 30.-After the railro:d leaders gave the manage ments plenty of time and lots of mo- tice to formulate policy, their de- mands were placed before the com- panieS on Monday.
 This afternoon, the brotherhoods were individually in receipt of mo- tices from the companies that their demands were rejected as wholly impracticable at the present time.
 The companies however thought that reason lay in compromise and submitted counter proposals, tho most of important of which suggests, that the railroads consider each department of labor separately,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
VIOLENT FIGHTING FAKES
 PLACE ALONG GORITzIA

BERLIN. March 3o.-- The Aus 4risns and Italians are cl.shins 4eavily in Goritzia where the bridge head Is now the bone of contention | spirited artillery duel Is also Rrocssding in Doberdo sector.
 ROME. March s0.-Thc Italians Aase reeaptured the trenches lost on sunday to the Austrian at Goritz.
 BERLIN. March sO.-A dispatch arom the Overseas agency 1t Milan of nnquoted authority states that Ersak battsriss fired upon Bsitish
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
STREET CAR PEOPLE
 ISSUE AN ULTIMATUM

LONG BEACH, Cal, March 30.--- The street railway is going to show the people here who is boss. The people have been literally patron izing the jitney bus and this trade has cut deeply into the railway com panies.
 The traction trust thereupon has decided to take the bull by the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
LANSING BUSY COLLECTING
 FACTS AS TO SUBMARINES

Matoppo disabled the wireless ana locked the captain in the cabin. He practically forced the steamer Ma toppo on this account to return to port.
 Schuler has been turned over to tho United States authorities after a proper complaint had been lodged against him. If found guilty he will have ahead 8 long penitentiary sen- tence for his bravery.
 PARIS, March 30.-The captain of the Steamer Sussex in his off,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
PROBE AMERICANS HELPING VILLA
Germans Making Gains Again At Verdun Drive
LOVE FEAST OF REPUBLICANS
 BOOSTING WICK

JUNEAU, March 30.-Capitsl last night was in its glory in the sensu- ous arms of the republican politi- clans who hugged it to their bosom. At love feast of republicans here where the mine managers were the honored guests, Honorable James Wickersham was endorsed for the delcgateshtp without any frills.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31


 LONDON, March 3o.--The Glas. COW strike did not respond to the firm action demanded by the North. cliffe papers which advised the ar. rest of the leaders but otherwise concessions. The men refuse to re- turn to work now until the arrested leaders are re-instated. The gov. ernment Is in . squandary. More arrests would oniy make matters worse.
 Tho government is adviscd to sur render gracefully: that tho workers have genuine cause for complain, and the failure to listen to rcsson in
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now but they will probe gasoline. The Duponts of Wilmington, Del, have written to Secretary of War Baker offering to erect a twenty million dollar electrict plant for making nitric acid from tho nitro gen in the atmosphere. This csrtaiR- ly will assist in the passage of the army bill.
 Tom Taggart. senator ad interim announced that he would not seek the nomination to succeed himsslt.
 This is very unnecessary as Tag gart has as much chance of being elected as hog has of flying. Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Sulphur, Sassafrass Bark Acxican Sarsapaxilla,, CascarA Bark, LOMENS DRUG STORR i
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

WASHINGTON, D. e.. March &C., Secretary Lansing is now busy prob ing the sinking of the Sussex, Man chester, Engineer, Englishman, Eagle Point, Tubantia and Patria all of these carried Americans, some were armed but not all; all were un- warned.
 LONDON, March 30.-The days tO1l by German U boats is the Kill bride, Westoll, Russian, Ottoman. All wore sunk.
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ships attempting to takc Teuton ships which were anchored at Pira Europe. The ships have been an- chored there since the war began.
 PARIS, March s0.--Aeroplanss raided Venice yesterday and injured six.
 LONDON. March 30.--The British South Afrtcen Company granted one half . million acres of land for over sees soldiers who servo during the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

The Admiralty warns all steamers to be cautious during the present weeks when the seas are covered with spring fog or subject to heavy gales.
 ROTTERDAM, March 30.-The steamer Diadem was submarined to- day. This coast is completely iso- lated on account of heavy storms.
 LEWES, Del, March 30.-Erncst Schuler a German otowcway on the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
cAuIRA IS INFORMED VILLA
 WOUNDED RECENTLY IN LEG

JUAREZ, March 3O.-General EAvira t,day receivod a short mess age reporting that Villa was wound ed in the leg near the hills beyond Moso. General Bretani has wired for confirmation of this report. Bretani is at Madeira.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 30.-. Secret service men are now after the American higher-ups who have been furnishing Villa with coin and who have been backing him in all his
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
THAWS STOP SLAVS IN
 ATTACK ON HINDENBERG

rent of ice covered water. The thaws have practically brought the Slav offensive in this portion of the front to conclusion and it is not likely that in this boggy section of country any forward movement will be reported by either side for some time.
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horns and has given the people the choice of using the jitneys or the cars. They insist that they can't have both. If they use the jitneys the railway company will suspend it's car service. This ultimatum IS now being considered by the people.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

The name of Wick was toasted with a cheer and the mine managers literally bubbled over with stuttered devotion to the cause of the Grand Old Party and the great Jim.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

cial report declares he himself saw the U boat which launched the torpedo which destroyed the forware portion of his craft.
 ATTENTION I. o, o. F.
 Work in First Degree next meet. ing, Friday, March 3f.
 Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker once Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

WASHINGTON. D. C., March 3o.-. Congress moved on peg today in the way of doing some business. Not q very great lot, but some. The River and Harbor Regulation bill was introduced in the House today with considerable blare of trumpets, But noise is not always associated
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

advance of the Russians on their railroad lines of communication
 BERLIN, March 30.-Shouid the Turks withdraw from Mesopotamia they will cross Arabia to the Snez section where they will cooperate with an invading fo,ae.
 BIER LIN, March ?c-Von HirdeG~ berg reroI ts today n lull along the Dv;nsk sector.
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these reports and one paper says the government grcft has been un- speakably disgraceful.
 It is not impossible the ministry may be wrecked on account of the graft.
 Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Sulphur, Sassafrass Bark Mexican Sarsaparilla,, Cascara Bark.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

FL PASO, March 30.--Merchants here are making big clamor for war contracts with the American
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

PETROGRAD, March 30.-General Lake reports that the Turks in Mesopotamia arc preparing to eva cuate their positions owing to the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

 the demands through them with the railway managers. The papers are possimistic this evening and foretell the greatest strike ever has as yet taken place in the American industrial world.
 WHEN IN TOWN Drop into the
 MERCHANTS CAFE. The Home of Good Eats.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

"But far or near-c0uld I have written such words?" A Scrap of Paper, Eagle Hall, April 1st.
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ATTENTION I. o. o. F.

forces and denouncing the arriva. of supplies that they can furnish.
 Big stocks have been laid in by many merchants expecting easy gov- ernment money.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
SONS OF THE NORTH SOCIAL.

There will be Social and Dancs at Sons of the North Hall next Fri day, March 31st, at Q o'clock F M. for members and friends.
 COMMITTEE.