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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

So6r. Sri. Sonucu araOlnrte i'm
Sabre 1906 bon ser CeilliGen S5od
idnlc.
9ut6cr g. @PiIlcr ron g}r. 1910,
Qcrinont 9lpenue, ais 9c0rer Der
@6pft am %olpieduiiAcn sSniiitut.
@e6olt Sll00 pro So6r. @raouirte
bonn 9oltimorer @itD Goleac.
Or. TcleDett na6m ejelegcn6eit, in
aaBcrorocntlib idjarfcr g9ciic gegcn
baulihe uno ioniiiae 3iitdnOe oeS
Se6rer. Seminars toS3u3ie6cn. 60
Iange ga niAt 9emeolr aeidaiicn leL
crlldrte cr, ipiir0e sic 2e6ranltalt nic
bon Ger olgcnleincu 0eiicntlibfcit
poa anertdnnt merOen. DoS @c61il.
Sc an iid ic6on lit Oo3u auget6aiL ieg.
lideni GnibnliaSmls BON Geiten Ger
SAiler einen empiin0lidben DGmpier
aui5uieBen. gSir ale lmo 6eiouoerS
innac 2eute tralen einen gemilien
StoI5 i'm Screen a6er oas 2e6rer-
Seminar beiinoet iid in elmer ban.
liben &criaililua aui meIde man al.
les 2ln0ere ais itol5 fem fam. Dab
Dies aaf Die SdiiIer3o6l beoaherIi.
den GinfmB ouSiibt, lieat ali DER
SoonO. Wlit einem 9}eu0ou iolte be-
gonnen mcroen, c6c sic 6crien wcitcr
uorgeidriiteu iiuo. Gie glngeIegeus
belt muroe Dem 9oprGomite ii6er,
wicien, lmO ourdarciienoe Heiorruen
0iiriten 81 crparteu iehn. glntrdge
oli @c0aItSer606pmg puroen BON
oen nadite6enoen 9c6rcrinncn Dorge.
leot; Sri. 2ewis, Ccitlide SoHi6u.
lc; Sri. @lurro1. g9eitli6c Soh.
idule, um0 SRI. Charlotte ~ SoneS,
g9etliAc Nohibnlc, Gic 9e6reriu.
nen 1eaten &crgleidc nit ben Sald.
rem IN onocren St00ten ouf na0 mic.
fen aui Ole bcfannte aeriuge 9c5a6,
limg in Baltimore bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
SluS Oen @crid,tS0Sfcn.


Serr Sobn 9lad oerinadt iiber eine
6al6e @PiIlion GoaarS All mo6l-
t5dtige Sniiitilte mo air6euge-
meinoen. 9Re6rcrc g6eIdei.
oungen gewd6rt. Sine alage
Inn $4,000 56ooeueriob peeeu
idIidIider @er6aitiug.
Sr Syobu @Iad, ser am 25. Suni
na5e 9loslDn, Baltimore GountD,
geItor6en iit bat bon Ieinem 0la6-
laiie, Der auf cine @lillion IoQorS
geiddBt miro, fcleenoe 8ermd6tniiic
ausgeiebt.
$4,000 an Die 6iid0flih prote-
itautiicbe 9lsceniiou.airbe;
$4,000 fir oie oGat6eoral 6oun.
baton" ser 6iidoilid proteItauti-
iden 0io5eie bon @larDlono;
$4,000 fir oas t6eoloaiibe Semi
NOR 5n Nleranoria 30;
$4,000 tiir sic So6ns Sopfius-
llniberiitGt;
$4,000 fir Oas uG6urd Some &
sSniirmarb;~
$4,000 fir sic 0liiiionS @eiea-
idoit Ser biidofIid proteiiantiideil
Stride Der Ser. Staaten
Seine Sorm in galiinore.Gointg
mo iein g9o6n6ouS an ser 0lcGul-
lobliroBe bat er ieiner ShmeIterSar.
riet 9lod bermoht.
Ser 9ieit oeS g}obIoiies nmB Si-
iommenge6olteu mcrOen. nuo sic
3inien OoOon gebcn al feline Sdlpe.
tier Sorriet @lod. 9la6 oeren Tooc
ioll oos @elO an sic o6enerm16nten
SSniiihte 5u eleiden GbeiIen, nit
9Iusno6me oeS uG6lrb Some & Syn.
Urinary" oertbeiIt meroeu 9lidter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Gos BON Geo. @iniber GebrolI.e
Bier i'll oos bette. Giele 8eurtbeiIcr
bon 9ier crfIireL oaB cs ireeno eli
ncm eritflaliigen ouSI6noiidben Bier
aIcidtommt. @erooe oas Ding fir
ocn 5aniIienge6raud). Seinitcs 9lro.
ma better @elhmnd im0 Iebr ndbr.
frGftig. @ireft bon Der Nrorerei
ollrd sic neuen @lnidiueu obgefalt
poorrd obionte 8einbeit eeiicber!
miro. aiite $t.0O. @bone: @olfe SC.
(Suni1S,tSj@o.0o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
WinuisipaI. .yladjridJtcn.

Die Staot uno sic @os @eieaidait
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@iagor @reiton fe5rte beute 5il.
rid. Sr. So6n Subert ol5
iieluertretenoer MoDor
9ln Stelle oes @laDors Sames s..
@reiton lpelhcr aeiieru in 4bilaoeI.
pbia peiltc. peria6 Sr. Sobu Subert,
Der @rdnoent oes 5peiten 9iat6s5pei,
ses, Die @flidteu oes Staotoberbailp.
ties
5taot 4rofurator 5ielo ertldrtc
aeitern in ser Sibung Der Gontrati.
9cb6roe, OaB oic Staot ourd oas
@lonopol ser Golliolioateo @as &
electric So. ms 9iadt6eil setreten
iei 9ie @eIeaidaft lebute es ab, Die
5orocrnugeu mo 9eoingungen Der
Dluni3ipal Gcpnrtemeuts on5une6.
men menn es id Inn @os. oocrelct.
tri5itdtS 9lr6eiteu bauoelt, imo lie
6o6e Die @cmo6nbcit onaeuommen
Der Staot lire eigcueu 9eoineungea
oui5Bpingen. 9Ils 9eweis oaiiir
muroc Der BON Der &arf6e6oroe o9s
geibloiiene Gontroft fiir @artbeleud.
ting ongeiiibrt; oie9eboroc miinihtc
einen elm. ooer oreiidbriaen Con.
trait, oodl oie @aS @eieaihoit ole
Ser cilBigc 9elper6er mar, dnoertc
oieien Gontroft 5u einem iiiniidbris
aen nit ser 9egriiuoung lie fonne
lido in eineu Gontraft bon tiir5erer
Belt nibt einloiien ~Eie @eluo6n-
belt Der @os @eielIiboit, ibre cige'
neu @eoingungeu 81 iteaeu miro
nod mo nod cine ie6r ernite 9luge.
legen6eit.4 10 idIoB Sr. 5ielo, lid
iebe ieooh feine Mobilize iolangc oos
WlonopoI beitebt."
@riifung i'm Seuer Cepar.
tement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Ggcfutiu.Sitnns Der SdnlGcGOrOe.
Charles s. @ob jum Snperhitcnoen.
len Der oiieutlid6en S6ulen mie.
ocrernanut. 3imi nenc 2e6r.
trGite angciteIlt. Or. 0cIeuett
geiBelt ole boulideu 3iliiduoe oes
9e6rer Seminars. Grfldrt,
Dab tie oen Gnt6uiiasmuS Der
Sdiiler odmpien.
Qie @ieOerernennung bon Serrn
&6arleS s. &o6 ais Snperintenocnt
Ger 6iientlicben Sdiaen Baltimore s
pur0e III ser geitrigeu @refilm.Sib.
rna Der SAuI6cboroc uorgeRoumen.
0lebrere nale 2e6rirdite muroen
cbeuiaas in Gretutio.Sibung &c.
md6lt lmo angeltellt.
Ole Grnenuimgen BON neueh 2ebr-
frdifen mnren
GmilD 6. 4earce, aus Saore Sc
Grace, ais Se6reriu Der Sanoels.
idAer an ocr @eitliden @odidule.
@e6alt 5000 pro SSa6r. Sri @earce
araouirte i'm Sabre 1906 BON Der
Eopion S5obicbillc.
9iooeleine 96ompiou oIs Sebrc.
rim scr Sanoeloidbcr an Der 0elt'
li@en &oHidule. @ebalt $500 pro
Sabr. Sri. G6ompiou grooiIirte I'M
Sabre 1910 Don Der oitlibeH Soh
i6nle.
Gli3o6et6 3. aeaum ais enoGiAe
Se6rerin an Der @ciili6cn Soh.
Ibllc. @e6olt $500 pro lSo6r. Sri.
Sellnm araolirte inn Sabre 1907 BON
DER g9eitlidcu Sodidulc mo i'm
Sabre 1911 bonn @ouder Goacac.
Nlarion SamlcD ais 9ebrerm ser
9iologic imo 96piit ON ser @eitli.
den Sodisbulc, @e5aIt $3.50 pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Sobn 6. 9loie, Sri. Sarriet @lad II.
So6n Q. 9lad iinO ais gta6laBpers
iuoIter ein9eiebt moroen. 0r. 9lad
ipar niemals oerbeirotbet, Oof iollen
nod ain0er bon elmer Dor piclcnSab-
rem geitor6eneu Sdtueiicr in gteu
SSerieu am 2cben ien.
,Grei ungIiid;Ii3c Chen.
SIN areisgcrihte pnroen geiterH
meoen SerIaiien Orei gbeideiOungen
gemG6rt. Srau @oit6 N}iler GoOo
BON 94r. 1886, 93oIouO-9lpeuuc, Wnr-
oe BON Oscar see Eooo geibieoen,
ser ie in 1910 nerlaiien bat SrmI
NlorQoretbe Coleman erbielt cine
Sbeiolmg bon Soiep6 q. Coleman;
oesgleiden muroen i6r ole 5lpei Sim.
Ger Der @bc 5uaeiproden. 6erner
erbielt Charles 6. Selpea BON 9fr.
|216, @.StraBe, gSoi6ington cine
SbciOuug bon @li5abetb @. Scpea,
sic i'm IN 1911 in 9folonO GForf Der.
laHen boben ioIl.
Gle &lage Der 6rol Seonneitr q.
Gjoaowo0 Inn gGnnnlirlmg oeS S6ei-
olmgsoefretS bon ibrem Maune @aI-
ter Z. @olloma0 lpuroe bonn Gi9ter
@ono i'm &reiSgericbte nbgelpieien.
Q h Q0eneriaBfIaqe.
George Gemmet, elm 5HneiSer
bon 91r. 1858, @omonoion.glOenuc,
bat cine &lage nm $4,000 S6noen-
criab aegen 9ouis 9i6D bon g}r. COB,
Galuertou Hoao, i'm Common @Ieas-
@eri4tc einreiden Iaiien. &enmet
bebauptet oaB er anf @eranIoiiung
oes Sertlagteu iali6lid oerbaitet
mor0en iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

9So6u %. GoDlor, Der ipcgcu Dlor'
Oes smu Eooc bcrui6eilt lit mo lid)
I'M Ioioion.@eiananiB bciinoet bat
an @oupcrncir Narrington ein @c.
fltb oeridtct IN Dem cr bittct itott
ann @nlgcn. nadJ @icrito in ben
arico ae6cn al oiirien. Ter @oiper.
ueir le6ute OaS Yeiud ab ino unter.
5cihnctc 6aS EoocSnrt6eil. Soplor
miro am 2s. Siili aeb'ingt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
&anuitattcr Earf.
II. SuIi-
9eutidJ.Slmcrifaniidcs @OlfSfeit.
Gou5ert nnO San5.WluIif,
%olfS6clnitignnscn,
Errisidiehcn. 9SreiSfegeIm,
(Suni21- -5,79SuIii-4)


GaS S6mimmbaiin i'm n@atterion.
Fart" mar aeliern 3iuu crlicn Nlal in
oieiem SoaIner iiir 9aoen am 9I6eno
eroiiuei Sm u@mDnn Sails Farf"
bat 0as 9aoen in 0m 9lben0ihinoen
bereits begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
eMiffaTnricn

BON uno nod DeutIbtono un0
Oeiterrcid .llnoorn iiber &otterOom
umo Nep-9orf. @cloiea0lngen nod
europa. Az
S9cu. s. 9ieuer e Gu.,
2i7 Cf.goltimOre.Str.,
(Ndrdt3-) 2l3 SaS-SrOaOluay.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

@eiern W}oraen acgcH 2 llbr brad
an Sem 5parr0p 9Sont SIraBen-
bobumaaaon Rr. 2l2f an Der @dc
nom @arolinc. mo Serin9ton.StroBe
0ie 1trom3uilibumasItange Ger
Gpn0ufienr Mm @rauer BON gfr.
27O0, Crleaus. Sirabe wuroe babel
Ieidt an Der rebten @eiidisleiie uer-
Ieet. 81 le6nte ieood dr5ilide SiilIc
as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

9CIraraplildler g0etlcrbCridJt.

Plus Den ilbrigen Bun0eS Bettcr.
@eobodhIngs. s.Stationen wuroeu Die
loIgenoen b5diien EeHperottren
Die Inn s llbr oeitern 9lbeno bcrrid-
ten, beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

@eiicrn Mlorgeu gegen 8 llbr lab
Serr @eorac 9alers bon glr. 1910,
C' Gunnca- -5traBe, Die 2eidr eineS
eiiua 4 Nlonole aIteu ainoes bel Der
g9erit ser Kin DECORATING 60" an
Der @oilou. .SiraBe am Sue Der Sin'
pooo.9lpelue, i'm @ailcr lAmnmen
Sic bon linn bcnadrihtiate 4Soli3et
iii6ie oie ain0esleide berais mo
iAaiite tie IN Der qImbuln5 oes olt'
liben IHtrilis na6 Der Dtor1iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
lIntrrhnItlnna .gNrnlneiIrr.

,DippucrOmt" 3uuoeblue iuo 98an0elhllncr
Dllner Bisiu part" Muerlei Aoli1beinills
auuAeu
9)an eBpge gagf"-NuWlei uuicrbaliungeu
,tywnHn Cat 4art"- 9luerlei uuierDaliuugen
IpiAgncg Neah IdAlh @riutfpneH.
rDgiannDercn Niul0fgt" SpnnidH, ben
q 1uli, kiCnic u alHelirnn H0riT.
,0guuinitcr Rnfir em 4. 5uli hcuilU
nmetilnuifcs 4oiaieii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
ger @eltfriee 6siIte Dor einem
Sabr.
Grad Dem @eriht 0es oeidIMeu
@eneraliiabs)
29 Anni l9I5.


glngriife Der Hran5oIen aui Die
oelltirbe QabDriutby5telhmg aui
Sic IlaaS60beu ibeiiern.
9iieoerIagen Der 9iHiien in So
li3ien 3piuacn iie, iirb aud ia
Siibpolen BON 9leucm lpeiter 81.
riid3u3ie6en.
@ergeblio6e @eriude Der gna-
lanocr, aui @allipoli bel Seoo.
il.9a6r oen rchieu tiirfiiden
6liael 81 innae6en
GeiterreiA.llngarn proteitirt IN
@oi6iuoton gegen oie rieiigen
2ieierungeu bon @linitiou an Die
gllliirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

1us Iroaramm iiir oas CONCERT
Der ndotiibcu Earf-aapeIle inter
Getting bon 9roi. Goniel 5eIomaun
III oem .Garroll Fart" 6eute 9lbeno
bon la9 bis 10 llbr lit mie iolgt
d YiGrls6 zanlc 10 Camp 9arriug
ION" .!.4......I...... sting
n AuOcrinrc 3u aEipUeua" ...... GleuhatU
81 Melciiou a2cun 4ulocn" ..... Oomnros
a. 21nl8er atu 0pnicinOu ...... Wtoranu
81 Trombone up .SlOrcllce Ruifd", NniiO
(1r Ibuulaa 0uiD)
O. yanlnlie .Ibe 1lcl0b Ni0e" .... Wproou
IiDliaiioil .NQ Ballg" ......... gtcDcr
n lilirrmcl5p, asbaoee ol NnDi", 5rlcolano
D. WmetiaHiiMc N0lfNliener ....... Nulus
iU WiurlW a0plouinl NdrniDul4 Noieuirdu6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
SunMrMani. nN0 lInieraana.
yIutG
g8etieramsfdJten.

Sir WlarDlauo m6 oen 0iIirift
golumbia beute tlnr uno perdnoer.
lide @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Snrn-%OlfsfcIt, urraugirt BON ocm
o@ermanin SRrnnerein" i'm Ganm-
itutter 9Sarf, @iOntae, 3. Snli. %OIfs-
Sclnitignng aler glrt, Sdan. nmS
NlOiicntiirncu. Sidet Toe. a gerIOm.
(&nni29 .SSnIiI--3l y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

gci Der 9lrbeit an eineu eleftri,
ldeu qeitiiugspiofien on Der Gde bon
RaiQpSco.9 .9luettue uuo 9. StraBe IN
9rootlDn erIitt Der Gletiriter glooi'
ION Gnqle6ri0bt gcitern yladnitiaa
crDebhhe 9rauowimoen an Den gei.
men, Gr wllroe ms u0lercD &olpi'
taI" geiauot
-s-f------rF-T~ T~r----
Denirds, GeicrrcidiIde NIB lIHsa'
rilde NrirasaHIciben.
700 Wlarf aub 100 GrOHeR anhudrte
1DtU. 8. 9iener 4 &c.
217 Cn.Baliimore.Str.
tar0r3i3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
ts0u3ert al Scr 0eniuOOO. .glUennr.

Die 5iaot.aapellc oes 9'roi. 8.
q. 2tcimualo BAT iiir oos Gonjert
an Ger ode bon 8euwooo.glucnut
nno &6ilaoelp9ia 9loao 6elte glbcno
bon 5 bi9 lall ll1r iOIaen0es Ero.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Gie 9e6or0e ais Gomitc miro ii1
nod eiuge0euO nit oeu gIntrdgen be-
idditigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
{9ffEant IA. 9ua1i Don s9eutf6r,

Vu17
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Dm @Gd i'm @ c m Al M m
HGh Br @a
rtHmG tire fen IA 8 8 teri @ @
m6enugr roh g m f lei pd Sm ta M a N
N6rn 81 @ Bota bqt tySp
sr al Ell gbbe m bur ben len 10 N m & len re
5nu3 u SM III ummc Unit 6pfn no M@H us
h p & m p m 81 % be M
adMm nfn g in mQoufEo lei I'M m i'm DO
mrcar Inter a nb e an II nha mi @ d M ts ia in Der
nj mmda nj aw8
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n "a 81
N liant C pfH ATTIC hmf mp g OLDER re
6 len m io a o
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eli @ m Sc &I mr. m % nun Nbpd
% 6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
Wnn6eg.1eparlement iiir Qaubiuiri6-
LdaiL gNfIIer.N Nnrean.
QIeridIt 6es @aItimOrc WetterbnreauS

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der NllIt
NOR IA 9Sro8ent I'm llbr Moraeus
uno 81 aSro6eut UNI s llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
Qranln aiiineiieQt

sunib. .0apiaiu NcliDr ........s Batter
y Alueulrc, aNicnli" ............ 2Haaner
.. eiCfiiuu oWlniO AHOripn" 1854. GeNpben
q. 0ururis9u ulpG, a5Or gul 0iernin",
Nr. 81 Npillnlu.
ngiDorc" ,.......... .or. lsm copper.
.Ndhntmcra SonQ" or, gsn. Ocnrn.
h Seleliiun g0biuNbiH" ........... 0ayOu
Is. Wenllei aus .N0u 5unu" ....... Wiodurt
Tan5.
7 YB0l8cr. .rd NoiileliOu" .....,.. AOrndu
8. One &iep nSoaoina up iDe Wlonop
Aee Observation-Disclosures. ....... NllnrDal
8. 8or lrot atDe0 Diont 8eIiepe
gie ......,............. Slern
40. M0Noiic
ll gRaldcr 4Yaul Ha0D~ ~.............0 0arDn
IT, o@iar <pnnQico taucr"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02

Washington, April by vote
OF to 2 the subcommittee OF the
senate judiciary committee today red
commended that the senate confirm
President Wilson's nomination Of
Louis ID, Brandeis to the United
States supreme court bench. ag
The names OF the senators voting
for and against Brandeis were re-
fused, but It was learned Cummins
and Works cast the adverse ballots.
Works was more antagonistlc to
Brandeis than Cummins was. 1t had
previously been reported that Cum
Minis would vote In favor OF making
the recommendation.
The sub-committees recommends
tion will 90 to the senate judiciary
committee Monday 1t Is expected
that the republicans will attempt to
delay the recommendation to the SEN
ate, or to indefinitely postpone It,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
VILLA MASSACRES
THREE AMERICANS !

Ell Paso. April Three Ameri-
cans, one British subject and one
German were massacred by villistas
at Guerrero and Minaca last Monday,
according to reports made by reliable
Americans arriving here from Chi
huahua City today, The news was
telegraphed to Chihuahua by an
American named Locke, who escaped
the bandits at Minaca by fleeing to
Cusihuiriachi, from which point he
wired.
The murdered men are Ben Smell,
Frank Woods. Dr. Stell, ~ -- Bruce
and Herman Blankenburg, said the
reports. Smell and Woods are Amer
lean cattle buyers, who we're said to
have been caught by villa at Guer-
zero and executed there. Stell.
Bruce and 3lankenburg we're exe-
cuted at Minaca. Bruce was a Brit
ish newspaper man. Stell a physician
for mining companies. and Blanken-
burg, the German, a mine foreman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
MADE
FOR 8 FIRST LINE
8ATTLESH|PS

Washington, April big navy
advocates on the house naval commit
tee today were planning to demand
that congress authorize construction
of eight first-line battleships this
year, instead Of the four which Sec
retary Daniels recommended. Pro-
portionate increase in the number Of
auxiliary vessels will also probably
be demanded. The plans OF Con-
gressmen Roberts, Butler, Britten
and Browning, based ON recommen-
dations made by the general navy
board OF 1914 and 1915. viii be pre-
sented in the form OF amendments
to the naval bill when the naval COM
mittee meets for final drafting Of the
measure after hearings are concluded
next week.
They will insist on 10000 men
being enlisted as against Daniels
recommendation for a different num-
Der.
Daniels expected to conclude his
testimony Monday. This will end
the hearings. Chairman Padgett
hopes to submit the navy bill to the
house by April Is.
Big navy men win probably ask
for four dreadnaughts and four battle
cruisers the first year. and four first
line warships yearly thereafter for
at least five years. The committee
is agreed on a continuous building
program.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
RUSSIAN HOSPITAL
SHIP TORPEDOED

petrograd. April 1.-Two hundred
and Atty men persisted, including
many wounded. when a German sub
marine torpedoed and sank the Rus
sian hospital ship Portugal In the
Black Sea. II was stated here today.
Count Tatistchen. Red Cross dele
gate. Baroness Meyendorff and IA
other sisters OF charity, so Russian
and 20 French medical corps mem
bers are among the missing.
The attack. II Is declared, was
made without warning A Red Cross
was conspicuously displayed on the
side OF the vessel and she was lying
at anchor when two torpedoes were
hurled into her hulk from a distance
OF 60 yards. In one minute the Port
ugal had plunged to the bottom. As
she went down slightly injured men
and sailors mingled in a panic strug-
gle on her decks and the wounded
lying helpless In their cots screamed
in vains to be saved There were
1853 survivors,.
The Portugal was 444 feet long,
and had gross tonnage OF $3.50
tons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
PREPAREDNESS WAS
TALK At LUNCHEON

Washington, April Republican
leaders today agreed that the
luncheon at which Robert Bacon,
former assistant secretary OF state.
entertained Theodore Roosevelt,
Elihu Root and others in New York
yesterday was for the announced pur-
pose Of discussing preparedness.
Preparedness for what?" several
leaders asked. however.
Root is the man whom the pro-
gressives accuse OF having rushed
through the program whereby Roose-
velt was defeated for the presidential
nomination at the republican conven-
hon Of 1912. The fact that Roose-
welt and Root lunched together gave
rise to report that move was
afoot to make Roosevelt the regular
republican candidate this year,
THE luncheon was interesting.
and now we are sure that the colonel
will be a candidate for the republican
nomination." said Senator Gallinger
today. Il have known 1t for months.
But he win never succeed. The re-
publicans will nominate man who
can be elected. There is wide
spread feeling that Roosevelt is not
that man"
This means that the republican
party is drawing together" declared
Senator Poindexter. 1T will have a
patriotic and progressive platform
and really progressive leader. very
likely the colonel himself. Henry
Allen OF Kansas. Mccormick OF Chi
cago and 7, o. Disney Of Ohio attend
ed the luncheon. They are real pro.
Igressives." M "a
Senator Borah said; M
THE meeting looks as II there
were preparedness for peace as well
as for war within the party" "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
RECOMMENDS THE
CONFIRMATION OF BRANDE|S, JUDGE

Washington, April 1---Louis d.
Brandeis, President Wilson's nom
inee for the United States supreme
court bench, will make no defense to
the charges OF unfitness which have
been made against him.
This was the assertion today Of
his law partner. Edward McClennen
when the senate subcommittee met
with four separate reviews OF the
testimony before them. R
Senators Chiffon, Walsh and Cum
Minis are understood to favor recon-
mending that the senate confirm
President Wilson's nomination Of
Brandeis, Senator Fletcher, now in
South America, left aproxy authoriz-
Ing his vote to be cast In favor OF
such q recommendation
( Senator Works. however. is oppos-
cd to Brandeis. and wants to have the
appointment rejected. He claimed
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02

General Bells Information was that
villa was wounded fighting Car
ranzistas at Guerrero. One bullet
was said to have shattered his leg
while his hip was crushed by q fall
from his horse.
Villas capture is believed now to
be matter OF hours or days. Army
men discussed the probability Of the
bandit dying without medical atten-
tion. hidden away In some desolate
mountain cave with only few fol-
lowers with him in his last moments.
Military experts hardly expect villa
to offer any further serious resis-
tance.
The clash with the Americans
probably instllled in the hearts OF his
bandits a great fear Of the 'gringo"
troopers. The loss OF Villas two
machine guns is also thought to have
been hard blow.
News OF further skirmishing was
momentarily expected. 1t was hoped
that Colonel George Dodd. whose
cavalry whipped villistas. would in
vestigate the report that three for
eigners had been slain at Minaca.
All the border region today prais-
ed Colonel Dodd and his soldiers for
their exploit. 1t was said that their
forced march of 55 miles in II hours
to catch the fugitiyes mapping was
one OF the most commendable deeds
In the army records.
Reports that villa has been cap
tured have been current ever since
the battle, Consul Garcia denied one
which was attributed to Juarez off,
cials. He reported that thousands
of fresh reinforcements from eastern
and central Mexico had been concen-
trated at Torreon to clean up all
banditry in that district.
The first trainload of American
military supplies has left Juarez over
the Mexico Northwestern line. 1t in
cluded Ave cars of oats, a car of sugar
and five cars containing miscallane-
GUS goods owned and consigned to
American Mormons at Colombo Dub
Ian and Casas Grandes, who will sell
them to the army.
Mechanics spent an entire day re-
pairing the locomotive before the
train started. There was no military
guard and only one American aboard.
The only passenger train on the
Mexico Northwestern line has been
wrecked south OF Pearson, but 1t is
expected that IT will be put in COM
mission again at once.
When 1t arrives at Juarez 1t will
also be used for sending supplies to
the American expedition.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-02
ESTIMATE SLAv
LOSSES AT 100000

Berlin, April II. Russian casual
ties the last four weeks In their Of
fensive against Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg's front were officially
estimated today as 100000.
On the western side, German avla-
tors In sky duel with French aero
planes shot down four enemy ma
chimes. Two of them fell inside the
German lines. It was otIclally an
nounced.
The artillery battle In the Ar
gonne forest and along the Meuse
continues. British grenade and mine
attacks have been repulsed,
The Russian offensive was de-
clared to have apparently exhausted
itself, temporarily at least,
"The Russians from February 2s
to March 2S attacked large sectors
OF Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's
front with 80 DIVISIONS said the
statement. More than 100000
Slavs made the assaults, The am.
munition expenditure was unprece-
dented on the eastern side, Thanks
to the bravery and tenacious indur-
ance OF German forces, the attacks
were not successful"