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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
&AIiiIdc 3eritSrsr bOmbarOiren Sra
peanut.

4 @etrogroD, nia Son0on, 6.
Mdr3. Rniiiic6e Gorpeooboot5cr.
it6rer bnben Grapepnlt, ocn tiirfiidcn
8nfen an Scr 0itfiiitc oes Shpdr5en
McereS, 100 Meilen noroweitIib bon
Gr5criun bombnroirt lmo mebrere
5Hiifc pcrienft. 0ic tiirfiiden 9at.
tcricn beiBt cs boben obae Griolg
oaS 6ellcr eriuiOcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

Grbcblidlc GcrlcMmgcn ont GAM
sen &orper lmo am Gopic 500 iih
ecitcrn 6rou @no sSbitc pou Or.
2S02, 9crnnros sSiraBr, 81, ais lie
III ibrer @obmme sic Ereppc binab
ihir5tc. sic pur0e III ooS v@tercD.
NoipitoI4 ocihafit mo BORT nerDnn.
Ocn. Sp6tcr fonnte iic iidl iuicocr
III i6rc @obulina beqcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

SSn Dem bon Srmi SnS. s. 500.
pcr bclpo6nten 2on0boie al Ger @dc
pon Soas HooO imo llnion glpcnilc
brocb gciicrn Ndcbntittoo cin 9rano
infoloc llebcrbri5uma Ocs GfcnS aus,
ser nitbt lnbeoelItenoen SdaOeu
nnricbtetc GoS 2auohauS geb0ri
8u Sem glnDlaiie non Nru. 9iobcri
9Soolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
Tic Gnerntinnrn nm Al


20 " u L.
ctro9ruo, pia 2onSon, 6.
9Ol6r5. Die ri,iiiidje Shpar5a
Mcers6lotte bat 0ic 3onc ibrcr
Gpcrotioncn weit peitIi@ iibcr Era.
pe5mnt bin dusacoebut. sic bat bic
Nliin0ima oeS Suites lernlu bonn.
boroirt po cine 6lotic oou 2cgcl.
ihiifen 3uiludt gelidt bat. Icr
6hib it 2l0 9lcilcn iuciId pon
1rape5imt cntfcrnt.
GreiBia Nleilcn 0itlidl bon ser
Gerna bat oes 6cier Der ariegs.
idiiic 9orritnoet riiN GepotS imO
cine groBe sInBahl bon tiirtiiben
Sdiiiet 5criiort Gutlaig ser silt.
itenliuie baben bic 9htien lpdbreno
Der leBten paar Gage oneeblid nidt
weuiger ais 0reiBia 1egeIidjiffc net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
qJlnb glimente ,n6Ien.

Sn &riesgeridt unr0e Soiepb s..
Sledtcr bon SPidtcr Capfius perurs
tDeilt ieiuer Gral gloie v. SIedter.
oie cr on 20. Nomior uerlicB, $8
9Ilimcntc pro g9ohc bc5a6lcn. Cie
6roll ijcl nod Ger &crhauohmq III
cine Gbnmadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
lsoli,ci.GIerf.(S .(Snnoioatcn.

Gic 4oli5ci @riiittngsbeboroc bat
qcItcrn pic 9iitc ser GonOiootcr pcr.
0iientlidt sic hir 0os 9lmt OeS 80
liSci glcrfS crmdblbor iin0. 0ic @ru.
hmo lit fiir5Iid o6gebolten woroen.
Die &ciultote ser @riiillng, nod ocn
0oriu cruor6encn @ltnft5oblet iola
qcn: Gborlcs 8. 5ullipon 95; Gl-
mer s. @clib, 90; SSobn S. &roulc,
81; @oIter .. Sobnion Sc; SSil'
liam S. Dopis, ilm. S6, Wd6ocl
2uber, So; 9ernorO q, SSeB, ST.;
@iaiom 3. Sorpeo, SO, mo @ior
tin y. Sorrett S3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

Smith Sri. 6Iorence SHaucroB lmo
Sri. Gillian ErGger.
Z. @reiS .1ic GcntraImddte uno
ibrc @erbiimOcten" oic 6rauen 9lnna
Gruup Srua &ubid, 9IOclc 9lbert,
aatic @elicoiL NeIcu N}ot6e5, &atic
S5o6o, @}orp 8obblc unO aotic 0}a,
tbeS.
s. 9reis Die 9hlSiliioIer" -Oie
Gomeu Tora Bed 9Iuglutn aIicne,
gIncta Goienber9cr, @oric Somber8
Gcreio aroucr, N}inua Berger, @aus
line @cpcrfa, @racc 6oBler im0 oic
Serrcn Sobn @rabncr, 6ran3 Souber,
Sorrp Gorcman @eor9e 2mSeus
itrlltb, @iIlie &clB, g9aItcr Qicnert,
9luglit @cpcrfo lmo 9lrtbiw Nlc-
aucu.
8. 9Srcis Sic @liomo.Oldo
6rls Gliic DIagcIy N}urGaret 6ric-
Del, Gmma 0}agcl SSulia gtagcI,
Marp &icbl mo Arcnc @olb.
10. (GrciS Ger SobrcSnnSihI9"
6rls. 9lugllita alcin glneta DO
ienbergcr, Wlarie Som6erg, @ollline
@epcrfa, 0linno Berger, @race So.
tier imo Gbcrcid Groner, ionic Die
Serren 9lugldt g9eperfo, 6ron5 500.
Der, George 2inoenItrltb, " @res,
2lrtbur @caucn @ctcr 6oreman,
@oltcr Mermutb urO "a. Siibner
fl &rciS. Sic 26aItiabr @lGOs
den" 6rIS. 9lma @mocrer, Ma-
rie 'Seamam SuIin @loore imO %ou.
line Gsmol0.
12. &rcis. @elbi1war5c GlowuS"
cine dlBcrit acIlmaae @ruppc.
SrGuleit 9lnno &awlnS 5cigtc in
rei5enocr @eiie. ME imicrc Iicbcl
Comeu ouSicbcu lpcrociL penu oie
fommcnoe Srii6io6rs-@lo0c imicu
abcrralS Gin poar 3oIl an 0em pci6-
lidlen @oitiimc abidneiOct.
NlS FrcISrtbter lltnglrtcn olc nod
itc6cnocn Scrren: 5ronf Steil, Dor.
iibcr, @eor0c 2cifcrt 6rib 0oimoiuJ
ecor9c Sdmiot, sllbcrt Slider lmo
Nlar &cidfc &raliOeut Srib 9}or.
ocn1ol5 leitctc sic @rcisOertbeillng
nit elmer lonnigcn 9lnIprobe cin.
Gas ARRANGEMENTS Gomtc icBtc
iid lUic iolat 5iNuncu: 6rib gior.
Dcnhol5, 9Soriscr, SriB Nol56aucr,
2ouis 8otienbader, 9(rniu Sdlcr,
~ EcGgcS iuio NcnrU lRiibl6an,
GaS FreB-Gonlitc bciiauo ous Sen
Nerrcn 6rib 9'orocn6ol5, Solds Sot-
tcnbodcr ime Guoolf g. Acbbod)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
Gdlte iSaidinasInit.

1ullC yulullBslHN.
6ro5Iit6es Grci6en beim groBcu 0las.
fcn6oac Ger @csacr in Sorrp'S
Naac. 9lorrcu lmO 9l0rriuucu
in fioelitcr Stimnung. 4ra6t-
pole Gin5cI.0laSfcn luo ori9i-
ucuc @ruppcn i'm icitli6 oeforir.
ten Saale.
ylit 4eiti6eni6Iag uno S6caen-
9etlingcl belt Seine uGrrii9c Sobcit,
Yrin5 Garncuol geiteru 9lbcnO bcin
9roBeu Nlasfcnbaa Ocs ,D}eBger.@c-
lanaocreins" uuO 0eS ,Mebger Der
ems gtr. Ia in 9orrD's 6aac ieiucn
en3ug. SIN g}u Bate iid feline
eoenlo getrcuc pic fiOele Gefolgiboit
I'M i'm gei1oart 2adeu ertIang,
pra9tigc Goitiiuc ergIdn3teu, idouc
NIaen Bitten oeriiibreriid inter iei.
ocncn Vlosfen lmO in chter, uugc-
irllbtcr 6aihingslmt imo SeIigfeit
oerliei ser 9lbcuo.
Sereits Dor s llbr begann Scr Rils
acr5ug nob Der Sollc. 3uerit Elm.
5clne %aore, Oann nebr rmO mebr,
0ls iib 3ulest oie sroBen 5IiiaeItbii
rem gar nibt mebr itbIoIieiL oenu iii.
alll6orIid itr0mte es bcrein 0omeu
llno Scrren, nod gcbiiat in MdntcI
uno Sbamls, Inn Der grimnigen
&alte alBcn 5u troeen. glbcr oanu
llelen Die uniornlliGen Siinen aus
ocn libern iddlten iid ldonc
oralen mo i9lonfc NlGOhcn 9lcib
oem berrIi6cn @ogcl nEbonir" Der
lldl prodtiger mO pcrfiibreriIbcr
oenn ic ans Der g[iHc crbebt. llno
oanu ging eS binem III ben ieitIid ae
l@nIidtcn. INSTRUMENTATION SoaI,
CoS por cin @ogcn, Gin 0rdngcu
aliidli1cr D}eniden, bic oct oroucn
Hlltag nit all ieiucu toiienO 1roBcn
llllo tleinen Soroen meit, meit binter
lld gcloiien battcn uo octommcn
loarcL mt Oem gebcr scr &llit nidt
lulr 5rl nippcn, nein, i'm 81 lccren bis
out oen @rrno. Gos gluge botic icin
%ergniigeu an oa Scr @rodt nno
ocm @lan5 ser GoItiimc 0oS Scr5
lelne Srcuoc an all Der rSigcno, Oer
~lhdicligfeit lmO Der cc6tciL rcbtcn
0ol4ingSmonne, bic aus blaueh
promcu uno idwor5en ghmcn pcr
llbrcriih bcroorladte
Gincn prGhtigcil 9ublif botcu Die
olclcn icb0ncn im0 oriainellcn 500
lliimc Ga uorcn bimtc GlomnS unO
rcljcnoc 9huncnmdohc1 ga mar bic
oNome nit ben 9allouS4 lmO Der
oroiiiae @rai Don @lonte Critic, ga
morcn licblidc Glicn imo mmitbac
N1mhcu III Grinolinc im6 9Slmp6o-
llt NiBc adier, Giirfcn Nlobrell.
nieeIiheGl10cIS lit bclIroia 4diomo5
llnO oiclc, piclc nebr. acin @lm9er,
ooB cS ocu Erci8ridtcru ihwcr
purOc, ibreS pidtiaen 9lnteS 81
lualtcu- Sbr cnogiiItigcr Shieo@.
lpulG lolitete:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

Gincn Ire6en lleberfdll set abar
erinlelos pcrIicE imteriahm geiicrN
chi 9teger III ocn Qoocn scr v9lcip
arf 5boc go.~ 9lr. o05, Git@alti,
utoreirraBc aii sen 0ort ougeitels
ten Glerf @orrn 5thnli0t Ter 9ac
ger betrat gegei 9 llbr @prnittnas
ben 2aoen inio cab por, ein @anr
SduAe faiifeH 5ii i0oIlen. 9IlS Der
Glerf iidl eeraoc 8nu polell 0er
Sailgc otididtc, 3o9 Scr gleaCr NY
nen 9tenolper bernpr nne perlonaie
ben Ssnbalt Orr 2aOeufaiie Gbc &r
Shmi0t iih dber pon oent 0leaer
cutgeicbidtert au Sir &nile bcaob,
lief ser gIcaer mieoer idlleuni1it bc-
uon IA @aiioliicn duf oer 9traBc
iid on0cblib ouididict Ocn Qnoelt
Il bctreten. 5r Shnliot mcloete oen
@orial Der (yc9ciupoi5ei, INTO 0ic
Getcftipc SoneS lmo ScntinS fahns
Den jeBt uad 0cni iredlcu @olItopf-
Ginthctlung. Siidjnudls
bar r5eBcn Sie, iluncr 5itr redten
3cit oliih6rcn ods ilt oie @aitptid
del SSeun idl inert oaB idl gclpls
bah oan irinte ich uod cine poer
5uei NloB, luo oann aeb itb ndd
SauIcl@ AM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07


portcn. ,Siuoet bier @louoie
9(tinabme inn 9lrbeitsboilie
S5ugenoliber Gbtuiidtgpt be,
itroit 9fo6ritod in 9Inweus
0ung.
llutcr Scr 9lnibuloignng aus Dem
Saiic bon 6roit 9llice Sodiou gir.
1907, Clt MuOiion StraBe, wGb-
reno ser 9lbweicubcit ser 9emob.
ucr Gin 6abrrao geiioblen 81 baben
nirOc gclteru @corge GouSon bon
9ti1tcr Gcou in Der norooitli6en
Goli5ciitotion fir Gin mcitcres Ser.
Dor icitgebaltcn. Iie GoI5ei ianb
Oos SabrraO III eiucm Bion0batic
imo mdt iebt nad einem 6rcunoe
oc5 Gcr6aitetcn Scr an Ocn Gieb.
ito6l tbciIeguommcu 6abn ioll.
@ier Ntonotc ocriorgt.
g9eil iie IN sen &dlmen Oes. Gbriit-
liden &creins Sunger 6rouen,~ 9lr.
2G, Siio-9rooamd1, cine llnrubc
6erOorgcrilfen battc. murOe 9eitern
@iorgen @}innie Stewart, Sic feinen
feiteu @o6niie bat, bon 9lidter
Smith III Ser oitli1cn &oli3ciitotiou
aif bier Nlonote nod Dem StaotS-
arbeits6oiIie gcianot.
Sngcnolibcr S6uni1t.
ant.
Ter t6 Sabre altc Stephcn aoIoo.
5cipsti Der pou 0cnt &oIi5iilcn Die
ter crmii6t wuroc, ais Ct nit cinigcn
anobcn pcriMieocne StanOc inn
@roaomau Mortt beidGoiqte, iuurs
sc ecllerH bon 9li6ter Smith in Der
6itIcbcn &oIi3ciitotion nit So lm0
Soften 6citrait. Ger 10 Sabre oltc
Baul l2roit bon 9tr. 1905, Qoncaitcr-
StroBc, Der Dem &oI5iiten ebeniaIlS
III bic 0Guoc iicl, puroc bon oclnicI-
ben nod Ser elterli6cn g9obnung ee-
6radt 100 CT pon icincin &atcr nub
ocutic6cr 9lrt imo gGciic 9e5iidtigt
iuur0c.
z hnno 0itcratur mar
2 hul0
Die 2cltiirc cbeuio biIligcr iuie
idlccbier 9}opclIcu ioll Ole llrlahe
iciu ooB sic i6.ia6tiac Ecorl GlpH.
min9s om Icttcn 5amitaq i6rcr IN
@umSmid, GRo., lpo6ncn0cu WMttcr
ooooulici lmo gciteru &ormittao IN
0cr lpciiliNcu Eoli5ciitation 9iiHtcr
SoDlcr uorgciiibrt uuroc. 1roBGent
i0rc SHpcitcr oumcicuo war, tpci.
gcrte lid oas Wl69HcrL nit Oieiar
nad Saiic 5uriid3ltfe6reu rn0 murs
DC 5un6dit oui cinc SSohe Scr sln.
italt 5um 0Stten S5irten ii6cripielcit
INN ibrer @|iiter @elegenbcit SIT 9o-
ben nadb Baltimore Sl tonmen.
@corl mar bon ser YoIi5ci iii scr
S9o5mug cincr 6relmoin an ocr
&cit Barre StraBc 0chmocu nor.
oen.
8. %rci9. oGircctoire 0jruppe"
,Srou 9oben0rcier, Soerr im0 Srol
$. S2ulcr.
A. 9SrciS. y15ormcr 5omilic"
,Sroi Stto Slider 6rou 9llice 'Wtr.
p6p SRI Gillian 6og6, sri. u.
@aroncr, $. 6. 9lidoIion uno 8.
2ouis @iengerS.
g. YrciS ,99oiicrforbcn Nido.
dcn4 Srou @oBfmS, 6rau Grnit
,Sroil 2ociie, 6rou @oul, Sri. 0rouc,
Sri Berg, SRI godel SRI. 3irdel
jSrl 2eser, SRI s{reliocr, Sri, @oIp6,
,Srl. Suuer, SRI Stern SRI. ~,
9tcun lmo Sri, SHanniuecr.
6. @rciS: o9micrn.@uppc~ 0ie
Scrren 8. 9. Serton Sol 5pciaer
lliiu Y, y. WoClQ.
q 8reis: uSaponcr &5ruppe" @r
mo 6ror GroB, Nerr uilO 5rmi @or-
nId, Scrr rmb 6rou glr8a6rigbt SRI
Monic imo Sr. 5nlaIltuooO, SRI.
9crrp mo %. Sittro.
s. srciSiv vGodc" Scrr ms 6raii
G6as 9. Sdeicrmom, Serr ino
6ran @m 8. a. Shcuernam tSrl.
Beatrice 9Sriabt mo Nr. 6reo 6.
Sdeueruiann.
yleneinidllbnng bon periOulidcm
GigentInm CriuiinIdlt.
Wlopor ASreltpn logte gcltcru oen
Ofi6tcrn ocS Stcacr 9lppellntious
@eric6tS, ooB icincr glniidt noh in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07


Sen paren
Iic GiDil6eU0ltertula pom Erapc-
amt ioll 3im groBeu Ebcil sic
5ta6t perloiien babeH Sicr ciulau.
ienocl @eri6tcu 5uiolge iolleu Sic
tiirfiiheu 5oIoaten IN Der Staot eiu
lpabres SbredcRsreainent fiIbreu.
Gie ruiiiicbe 5ront iiiolih uon Dem
&aufaius Sboiiplag Debut iidl ailf
cine Ciiton3 bon 270 @ieiIcu aus.
Ser ruiiiide &ormorid acbt ic0odb
iebr Iangiam oornGrts, oic Rniien
iinO immer mod 26O NteiIeu bon
Dem udditen 3uganaspiulft 5u oer
@ogoao-8nbn iiioli1 BON sgitlis,
udnlicb Ras.elsgIin, entfernt.
Die EbetInabme oes @ati-
Fans an Ser 6rieDeHs-
Gonferen5.
Hout pia 8aris. 6. M2dr3.
M2ohiiauor 8enignt iuelder nutcr
Eopit @iis Dem 3ebuteu langcrc
3eit llnteritontsIefrctdr mar, bat fiir
sic n9hropa 9lltologia' ciueu 9trtiteI
iiber sic SSrage Der Ibeilnobme oes
beiliacu StubleS an Der 5rieoeus.
Gonferer3, melhe nah oem Sdluiic
oes &rieges 5u eriparteu III, geibrie'
beu Sn Grluioeuug oui sic gin-
menotugen Der italieniitben 4reiie
geger Die Snterpatttion Ser pdpiili-
den Ielegoteu, ndnlib, oaB sic 2ci-
ter aller onoeren air1en eili gIeides
Observation-Disclosures beauiprudci
piirOen, iaat 9lonii9nor @eniout
ooB ale 2eitcr Ser nerihirOenen 9les
liGiousgenieiuOen Sci Set Gouierci3
pertreten Iein iollen imo oab cine
ercBe Wloioritdt niid) ocrtreten iein
miro, oenn nibt Der Gr5biidof BON
Canterbury. ionoern Der &oHig pon
@nglonS 1T ooS Smipt Der Stride
oieic8 2anoes, Der Scatter BON MuBs
lono oaS Soupt ser ortbooogen gric-
cbiiben @irde III giuBiaiio. 0cr a0-
nio bon &reitBci oas Solpt Der
eooneeIiihen STRIDE in @reiiBen uno
Scr 9uItm no ser aoier bon Sa-
pan iiuo oas &aupt ibrer Qanoes.
Religioncn.
@opit tritt erneut fiir
SricDcu ein.
&onL pin 4aris, 6. Nldr5.
@opit @enroift BAT pon 9leieu ieiuc
5tinnHe 81 Guuiten oes 6rieoens
idli1icS crbo6en, Nlt oincm 5pcBiaI-
Sirteubrieic, pelder fit bic Saiteu-
self peroiicnilicht miro, crfldrt Ncr
III @ater, Il f0ime uidE rnBig 0os
iiscn uio ocn ldlrcdlidleH aampic
welder gauj europa ucr6ccrc, geaeIi
ilbcr Indifferent blcibcn Gr crilmert
all allcS, mas cr biS0er Getban fat,
Die fdmpicnocn 9latioucl oa5u 3n
Dcraulaiicp iHrc g2aiicu nieSer3uIc-
GEN. inl6 mirit iid ielbit 3luiihen bic
friegfiibrGtoen 9lationen luio bcs
idDip6rt iie I'M 9tameu oes 9lIlm1dti-
GEN, BON ibrem Nlanc 0er aeaauieiti.
Gen @eruidtang ob5ulaiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
. .O'Mcil WeicIIiMoft.0


IN GiificrS Sollc 6ielt sic 0'acii.
@ciclliGoit~ ibrc rcAelmdBiae Ser.
iarmlrn1 ob, in Ger SEER 9ouis
Gcib Ncn &oriib iuto Ncrr Nobn &.
&rcin oas @rotofoll iii6rtc. Die
N}itglieocr scr @ciclliboit bringcn
ciu GroBcs Sntcrciie Der lbcatcroor-
itclliuQ cut1cgcn luO bcrcits cine
itottlihe 9ll5abl @illcte iiu0 pcr0rii.
fen porocn Ger @r1iiOcnt criudtc
ollc 9lnweicllOen, fir sic &oritcIhmJ
icoe IN ibrcu ar1itcn itebcn0c Gro.
poganoa 81 MADDEN.
Is i'd cnfrnn3."
Gic w0HcntliHc SinalhluSc OeS
@eiou9OerenS .Gidenfron5~ in @0,
bcrs 0ollc IN Nig6louotomn mor
geitcru 9lbcuO gilt beiubt. Sir ooS
OernnGdIt Itottfinocnoe StiituugSicIt
pilroc tiidtig geiibt rno in ser nodl-
iolgcnocn &eih1ftSiibrng murOcn
iiir OicicS set lneiterc @orbcrcitm.
gen aetroifen. 9|criHic6ene ciugc.
gougcne Ginlooitngcn mirocn ongcs
monument &rdiiocnt S. 9reBleiI
Icitcte sic @crianimlrn9 pdbren0
SefretGr S. @ieiefing protofollirte.
n@ruucr uno aiifcr a. It..
@crcin.~
Ter n@rouer ino GiIfcr &ranfcus
ltnterItiiBlinaSpcrein bielt orn Sonu.
tag Ieinc mouatlicbc Gerianinihm9
in icinen 9ldlmcn I'M Ghlbboitic 0cs
,,@erluouia GimnpcrcinS" an Scr
9tcrO Sap StroBc gladj Grlcoi-
giiia Der lauicnocn Seibdftc pur0e
Scr araufcnbcricbt pcrlcicn mo cine
Giulaoliua Ocs ,@crmanio Euus
DercinS" 5i oeiieu WaSfcuboll an0cs
nonuucu. @r1iiocut So6n 0crnons.
o0rier iii0ric 0cll &orlit mO ScFrc-
tar Neinrih Mciiiina ooS 4rototoIl
I'm ittclSboCb &Crcilt.~
,Su pogncr'S 1allc an ocr SiiO.
Gap StraBc biclt gciieru 9lbcno oer
r@ittclSbadl Gcrcin" icinc rcgcl.
nldBiae GcrimunIllms ultcr ocnl
&oriis uou @rdiiocnt 2looni @ot.
5cfretGr 9}ifolouS Cbcrcnocr proto-
foIlirte. &aGoem Gin ncnc5 NlitgIcN
aliGcnonmcu morocn luar, pur0e
cine GiHla0ing angcnonnncn mO
fir fonuncuoui 9IuSihla Nor6crei
hn9cn aciroiicn. Gic idbrlicbc 0jcuc.
rolucrianmlima iinoct i'm @loilitatt,
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@in1eIpreiic.

T. @reis. .1ic grfoIgc scr Gen.
fralmattc" 6rou @iIblcn groofs-
SlIocbranot.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
TWO CORPORATIONS HAVE WITHDRAWN. FROM BUSINESS
 IN TERRITORY OF ALASKA

Two corporations heretofore doing business in Alaska have filed with the Secretary of Alaska their withdraw al. Incidentally, R. A. Gunnison, res ident agent for both concerns. has lost two positions.
 The Aux Bay Mines Company. ex- isting under the laws Of the State of Maine and doing business in Alaska since May D. 1914. has ceased busi- ness and therefore withdraws. The certificate for withdrawal is signed by Frank W. Holmes and II. E. Dodge, president and secretary. respectively. and the document is witnessed by Howard F. Fischer a notary public of New York City.
 German & Company, which has ex- isted under the laws of the State of since Jan. 2. 1914 ceased dong busing in the territory July 8. last year. This certificate is signed by J. J. German. president, and J. secretary, and witnessed before Fred W. Dorr. a notary public of Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
REED SEVERED IN SUNNY
 SOUTH so RETURNED HOME
 IN ORDER TO GET WARMTH

John T. Reed. chief deputy clerk ot the United States District Court. who returned home on the Admiral Evans, appeared about Juneau Sunday anc today wearing Q light weight over coat. q am glad to get back home" said Mir. Reed this morning. l nearly froze while on my seven weeks trip south. When I tell you that 1t was cooler in San Francisco and San Die go when ] visited the exposltions than it has been in Juneau. you will hard iy believe me. but it Is 9 fact. Any way it appeared 80 to me. They had snow storm down In California that would put an Alaska storm Co the blush. And cold. Br-r.r. wore the heaviest coat had with me- then shiv- cred, Coming up the channel the baimy ar of Juneau certainly felt good Co me Yes, ! am gl~d to return home. to the land of real sunshine and warmth
 With this Mr. Reed gleefully took the books. etc. and rushed into Judge Jennings court room and gladly set tied down to his duties, with a smile on his face that would be hard to eliminate
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
ISLAND NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS. Jan. h. The Eagles gave Leap Year ball Saturday night The ladies were charged admission, Instead of the men. and it was great success. There were about seventy Ave couples in attendance The mu- sic was furnished by the Lyric or. chestra. and refreshments were served. at midnight. Those who were there report that everybody had a good time.
 F. F. Coursen has accepted posi- ton in the Sheep Creek power house of the Treadwell company. and has moved across the channel with his family.
 Joe Kalal. employed several years as shift boss at the Cyanide plant has resigned his position with the Tread well company. and left on the Sena- tor for the Argentine Republic.
 Mrs. Oscar Chilean. who has been ill of pneumonia for some time. Is re- ported to be convalescing.
 The boxing and wrestling classes met at the Treadwell club Sunday af- ternoon. at four o'clock.
 The Douglas Natatorium has been marked or and arranged for the in- door teanis tournament. which Is Co scSln thcre tonight at o'ciocS
 The old portion of St. Ann's hospital is new undergoing repairs. lt is be- ing repain;ed and decorated .ndl'.
 Mrs. NJ. Wilhelm will leave in about t..o weeks for a vacation rip tc southern California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
TRIMMING IMPROVING.

According Co cablegram received yesterday by Carl c. Johnson, Harvey Fremmng of Juneau is now rapidly recovering from threatened attack of pneumonia in a hospital in Bel lngham. Mr. Fremming became ill while he and Mir. Johnson were visit ing in Belllngham, but an attack of sore-throat was followed by bronchit. is and near-pneumon'a. The Juneau boy was treated by his uncle, Dr. E. T. Fremming.
 Mir. Fremming will remain in Bel ingham, where le has a position.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
JUDGE olsMIssEs
 CITIZENSHIP PETITION

Assistant District Attorney Reagan this morning moved for the dismissal of two applications for naturalization. before Judge Jennings. Sidney Dor sey Terry. native Of England, recent ly applied flor citizenship During the pending Of the application Terry went to Vancouver. and 1t is under stood Is now with the Canad an troops on the way to France. Judge Jennings dismissed the application.
 Hans Romez. a native of Norway. petitioned that his application be dis missed and he would begin all over again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
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 4 New York Times correspondent who spent Christmas in the German trenches, says that in talking with soldiers and officials he gathered that the German armies are animated by the unanimous wish for peaceful Christmas at home in 1916. On Christ mas Eve this year a full orchestra oc heavy artillery was playing war Christmas carols. There is appar- ently no unofficial Christmas truce this time." he says. where the Grown Prince Rupecht. the 'Bavarian Lion
 S holding the British army at bay and above the songs you can hear the continuous rumbling accompaniment of heavy mortars and howitzers. There is probably no single dugout without its little Christmas tree It is esti- mated that more than 5,0OO,OOO Xmas trees were sent by the oyerworked field post at home to the soldiers in the field. The program consisted of patriotic folk songs and hymns with recitation From Ostend to Bagdad' that particularly aroused the land- sturm enthusiasm"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
THE FASHION

When you buy goods from those with whom you have an acquaintance it affords a sense of security that is not yours when you patronize people whom you don't know. The manage ment and control of The Fashion ls invested in people who have and will continue to have their interests in Ju- neau. We want you to feel that lt is a pleasure for Us to have you call at The Fashion. You will find prices low and consistent with the best of values at
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-17
TIE FASHION

When you buy soods from those with whom you have an acquaintance it afforde a sense of security that is not yours when you patronlze people whom you don't know. Tho manage ment and control Of The Fashion Is invested In people who have and will continue 10 have their intereets In Ju- neau. We want you to feel that lt le a pleasure for us to have you call at The Fashion. You will find prices low and consistent with the best of values at