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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

botpt hcpct 0nB StaOc, @ruppcu, 5tibcu ocr sc
ieulHatt ouf Die man iid fir oeu Grutfal nbeOngt
oerlaleu ju fonnen gaubt oft IN erfreden0er gSeie
periogen W3an 0efe an uniere gacifi5iitet NlGnner
uno 6raten Seue idJreicn 0ieelbcn 2eute .@rc-
porcoucb oic Dor 5p6li Wlonaten inn Ntilitarisnus
cas- llge9cucr crblidteu oos aucs ln9ei in oc gSelt
brnge geocntt man mas elm Roiepclt gSiou, elliott,
Damn ole Mlnlic Der 3ctlugSdre6er uri0 3ed]ncr &C
eiitct 5lr Grregng oer @olfseele lnO mic tie 10 gar
nidts getban, oas &oIf ouf5utldreu, ugeud)tet Der
ileten audi bete nod orobcuOen Gefabr oof es MIR
enes ylmtens beoorf Die aufgebduite 3inomoIic 5u
cnaOeH 10 iagt man iid, Ser So3ia Bdoogoge Softer
bot MIR 81 redt: y@erdOe Die ogeuamntcn SSntclef
ucucn oaer &oltcr baben nit Deridpinoei0 penigen
9usua6mcn einen bcoouerlide W2ongcl on G6ieftipi-
tat OIL Den Gag gccet o6mobl man bod (pon ibnen
ein iiorfes @eqengcpidt 0egcn cine Giftotr Der Set
ocnidoften b6tten erporten ioucu~
GarT mon iid 0a munOern DOB oldj Ger @runO
ecs d)oneu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Toronto ai cincn
ocutlHcn gndIug 5uriidgciilbrt mcroen ioatc2 CAB,
pic Die Abergdubgen fri6erer 3ct oie Sere lei6boi
tia gum Sdoruiicin binouSfliegcn iobeu man jett
d)oH iibcr ben Dupontidcn Sprcu9iofimerfen ein
2nttdliif aeiebeu 9obcr uia, oos einc 9ombe fallen
ieB Die nit iitrfbarer @emalt erploOirte9 llno man
nulB nidJt globen GoB 2cutc 0c Terortgcs berdjtcn
tDSmlgc Srgner iiuo, Oic uns tic ioecu porbeoadter
S9eiie crfn0cn 9leil ais SlicO einer BON SSo6nbor
eIlingen erorifencn 0tolic gouben lie pirfldJ inO
enltit on Die bon ibncn beridtete Grlhcinng Sieli
moit bod NIT StGncn IN dltercn @ercuprodelen (por
SlnpeHolug Der Tcrttr, ooB 6roicn oiicn 8ugclton.
OeL boie @etter acniodt uno on0crc goturcrcGniiic
iddolifcr Art pcronloBt 81 babct
Se0e @loiicns0Bitere birat @efabrcu III i6 GS
III oeSbolb 8fIidt aler moBecbcnben Sottorcn oaS
Bolt ipiteuatid ln0 big in oic entiernteiter @eoer
aui3ltdrel io6oo Soeeu III DER NoHsiccle SUB oiien
BON 0euer mon aud rr Dcrnttbet. DOB tic cine N}oi
clpiDdjoic pcrlrioDeu fonncn pat ole geitinc Cpl
oenic crit eiumoI idl 9egriiien Die Maiicnlccle
erfoBt 10 lit eS oft ic5per ia iirn6gl6, @egenmttcl
red5eitig ml5umen0en 0ic @utIoouug ser oltigeipei
deren 3iInotoffa pir ieben OoS bel lilicren 2Dndl
gcridtcn eriogt oit ioit 6tidnel; cs gcbt Oann mic
elm clettriihcr 6llntc pom @ebirn 5 @cDra, 10 Dab
olc 8eruc ooS lnbeil ob5uuenoeu, 8ll pdt fonmEen.
60 fonnten WlcStnIep uio ein 5taats sSctrctdr
Sberlon aS oic gelbe Breie eiumol oc a}aiien Den
Geoonfen ugGeriert bate oaB mir Spaaic sur Re-
5cnidoit 8icbcu miBten Ben Sfrce nidt Uerbinoern,
Gin 2epes. ooB sic Ion0lGfigc Gepiogenbeit ser 80
ftfer ino oer &reie, bic glocueeIe in grre9mG 5ll
Dericeeit Die iibcIitcn 6olgcn nod t 5iebcn mag-
Gen mcr ucrulog lie 5ii 5iigcln pe iic idl cinmol
elmer Soce erge6en bot2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

gln s. Scbrnar Gll5a6ctb gllbers, g1r 2O35,
yior6 sgeuibneiou' SraBc 20 Sabre alt
gn 9. Sebrldr 6mma Sabmer p0burb
Some nu6 SniltmarO" 68 Sabre dli
gm g. Sebruar Mnnic VI. @nfunu, Gr
1924, Gouingions9lucnuc 80 Sabre alt
glm r. Scbrnar Trnnce5 Gnebn, Pr 1920.
SiiosBucdsStra6e, Ga Sabre alt
gT 8, Scbuar Wilton 8. Sorlt, a@burd
Some onb SHlirmarp", iS Sabre ait.
gW a Sebruar NurreN & SDnd, Dir 20,
GormnH 9lnc 80 SATIRE alt
gm s. Sebrunr parrn Y. GurK, gir. 50l,
gseit 5dOeic 5lrdBe, 40 Sabre ali.
9m T. 6cbrudr @laonclaiu aipinSti, 9lr
2627 Guiiernsglpenug, 30 Sabre Glt.
glm e. Scbrudr Winrn q Wsuner g1r 3t2,
Gmorbsgtrdhc, 8 Sabre at
PIN 8. SSebruar 6larl Gaine So6n5 Sopr
tiHas1oipital, A2 Sabre nt.
glnt o. 5cbruar 8aW Brieh Ct Soicpbs
6Diuiidl 81 Sabre alt
Nr 8. Sebrpar Ularlnrrt Ninu, lr. 5l3,
CjrgcnWiupiu .SiruGc Sc Sabre alt
gm O. Scbrnar Mnbrelu gdmibi .Ghnrd
0uHe dHo SniirmdrO" % Sabre dlt
9lm o. Sebuar SarnB glnH SOpcr, gir. 1915
WicGullObsGirdBc. 81 Sabre alt
PIN 8 Scbrunr Sarni =. Stad, gir. b77,
Gdrrcns SirdBc 80 Sabre alt.
9lm T. Sebridr Jlobert e. SBumas, 9PercDs
SolDiial 02 Sabre alt
Sim s Scbrunr Srcocrid lis, gir. 1890,
NiphtStaBe 84 Sabre all
Qlm s. Sebwar Winranrttc Wi. E0licr, Gr.
1921 Bciis8anoale SiraBe 90 Sabre olt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

This, then, IS the war for liberty,
civilization and humanity" which
Great Britain is waging against Ger
manyl Impotent TO prevail against
the manhood OF the Central Empires,
though supported by legion of al
lies and by savage hordcs to garner
which she has combed the ends Of
tho earth, Great Britain apparently
has confidence in her ability at least
to worst the babe in arms The
idoa is beginning TO penetrate the
Teuton's head that this is not war
OF victories but a war of extermina-
tion for his species" writes Mr.. Kip
ling The idea is beginning to pene-
trate tho head OF the world that
Great Britain is attempting to make
It such. II remains to be seen how
much longer neutral peoples will
stand for the hypocrisy and inhum-
anity OF the British Government,
which brings it nowhores, and which
constitutes the foulest blot that even
Great Britain has cast on the pages
Of modern civilization. Which Is
saying q good deal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
gPaiicn.Snltcric.

,Icr acgenpdrtiac arce bot D0ft bcOelflanic Sc
nae erhra6t fir Sic 4pdologic Der Golcftipit1t Sc
rGoe st GrlenntiiB Scr Wlaiienicec ioi6 Der Stn'
Bnie 0enen tie 3uaangiic1 it, iogt Die fatbodle "a
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asodc nod 9nsbrb Ocs 9roBcn SoIterrin9cnS tolldte
bcn Q1uocrn ser Ariegfilbrciocn ols critic erldei
Bmo ocr Wlocn ppierc bic Spiouanrdli qi'l, mo
|por aud III Ieutdiaun. 81 inherent 2onoe bleb oc
Ro1cicclc pon Oicer Griheuinlg frei, mir i'm gledl
larou intcr Sem GMihiiic Dcr Hbcr 2onopn no Ba'
ag piis aclmgcnoct gtadridlteu iibcr oie |oraan9e
0cl0ieu cncm oi0crcn gSobne 5l ueriolclt Dem bon
Icr 0fouaniict uno 3cr0ruugslnt Der Eeutidlen
Ms Sic bcaiihcn GnoriIdc 5n pcrblocn beeoniielb
|pudrisr ou0cre Gccgenbcteu bic Maenccle IN ibrer
|SnYtaidfet Gorfommniiie aeringiigiger @rt crreG
I'm io9ar sic @eruuibma oal 0eutidc Spone III I'M
brent QanDc @rcucltboten aitsibrtcn 6og 100 cine
Aaperabrif IN bic 2uit 70 mar baron ndt Der Der.
Icbrodie 5nleu0rion hulo ionocrn elm Oettidlcr
lebcIt6dtpr @alc ocr Sod0rud nil Dem III Den &oi
eafobrfcn dcarDeitct puroc luio ooS NIT ogrinen"
arbcterit cincu @rnno 6ur 6oge ID erbdte mon oa'
Hnt mic6er Oas 99crt eines Spions IN Ocltldcn Dicn
eu M2pdteu 0jc onacitellteH llnteriudung nod 70
nadnciieu ooB iuc0cr SranoltTtung nodl
snc fmItlih bcrbcigciibrtc Grploon ais llrndle oeS
heircIcuocr Greiancs geter oiiric, icocs reuc @e
hchniB olcider grt puroc picocriun os Docutidc @c
uoltthoie msaeidriecn lhi6 90 olc DiaiienSpltcrie
d ouh III 0ieirn Safe mic 10 DIT Gin potriotlides
N1ducldcn mtbna, boli aIles Nillpcen oilT ole nod
len ghatinhcn nidts Die Diaieulcec glonbe oei
lmiinn lno SScilc oeren &idot g gcpeen uore 81
6celrcn tboieu nbts oicicm 0laubcn et9e0cl 81 ar
feitcn. ya elm 9iooepclt uno uicle gnoerc init ibnt
pefjootcu poatonnlea Seic Ocnn pic Gria6rmg ibcr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
Der 0rO6en6c gInsitanS scr NO6lcnordder.


Die Grllimg Der 6or0erlmg Der &oDlcngrdber,
Die cine 2obncrbobung 20 9ro6cnt iorOern piroc
cine Grbobn6 Der SDroerngsfolten bon 36 Gents iur
jeoe SDnnc ao9le bcoeuten pie Oie @rubenbeiber be
bniiptcn pos be elmer 5or0crlmg BON 81 MiIlioncn
Eonncn eineu 0leGrbetrag bon 90 Yillioncn Dollars
n Sabre oiSmodt Sic 6obcn cine iornicie GrGld.
runq eroiicn, ooB, pcm ons Dcrbraud)en0c Su6lifun
Die Sor0crng Der Nlrbciter bligt mo Die 2obnerDo
bulg 0eier Ourd cine Gcrt6eucrmg Der Stobc 5abIcr
mill es oas crflGren ioltc pnO ebenio old lpciu es
oiee 2obnerbobung ne6it Der oo0urM beongtcn Scr
tbecrmig ieifes 9rennmoteriols ndlt mil
Dcie .Nuffldrulg1 BON Seitcn Der &ablen6oronc
lit iberiliig 8ic &nbleiocrbrnubcr miiien iebr mo6l
Oob iic bic 8ehe bc6ablc niiicn pcrn aollengrober
un0 aDbleuqrubenbeiBer iid) du cine Grbobung ocS
glrbeitsloDnes Derit6noigci ulo iie babcn oh nd)t
Uic 0oeegen ein5rpenocu uern es nlir bel ben that.
1d6en N}ebrfocu Der 6oroeriung Der &oblen blicbc.
9cioer oGcr iduocn sic Sobcnboronc bel jcocr @obn
er66burg cincu Ggtraprofit fir dl beraits Gie Der
qangcnbcit 1T III oieer @c5iebuue lebrreih 5eit 1902
lit ser 2obn ser aoblengrobCr 5mentol erbobt uor0et
un0 jeoeS @1ol baben Die aoblcnborone 0ic Soblen
prciie iueit mebr crbobt ais sic 2obnerbobtng mar.
gctommer Ole aoDlen9rGber 10 Gents pro Come
mcbr 10 crbobten Sic Soblenbaronc oer 8reis Der
Eonrc um 90 Gents, olio nm 0oS 6iinfintbe ciner
piclcid)t garedtertGter 5tegerung. Sebnd5 banocl
fen bic &oblenborone, ais oer Staot &ennDloonien
oos in5mhen fir DcriaIun9swiorg crfdrtc @eet CT.
lleB, GAS elile AuslDrDCucf ul 9urHuDltH leBle ~
6rubenbeiibcr dlugcn ctuos mcbr ais oiee Stclcr
au ben &rcs Der @oble eriiien oonn oos gceb ols
ucriniiingsuiorg dn icgten bcRiclten ober 0aS oen
Gounuentcn obgenou1mene 0jel0 rubig in Der lold)e
Gs 9icbt menia N}onopolc 0ic 10 iuemotiid oif Die
Nngbctino ibrcr 9rbcitcr mo ole 9luSbcliilng Der
Goniuneitte bnqcorbcitet babcn imo bcittC nod bin
arbcitcn mic Der &oblcntrit mo 0obci limo &o9cn
70 not6iq mic Nrot Yian miro oci 8obengrobcrp
ibrc 6oroeriuq toirm ocror9cu fonncn. 5c bcbonpcl
oaB III 0ci lettcn 5p6l Sobren ibr So6n mn I'M 512
Nrp5cnt geitcaci lit ua6rciio Die %rciic Der &cbenS
nttcl I'M oit 40 gro5ct itiegen ccid5citig lit ocr
Grtroa Der Arbcit 0cs ein5enrn @rtbcnor6etcrs BON
AGA olif $40 Eonncn gcitcacn Gordufig nil uotiir
lid fctne 5etc nodqebc Sic Ginicbung enes SdlieDs
ocridtS idcnt olio ibcr Dir gabnen 6abcn lid oluo
oic 9lnbdunng ngcbcrer Gorrotbc oili ctlen oii1ct
9usitoio cngcridtd cs 1T ober nd)t cbr mobrf1eli
idl Oob cs oasi tonnlcn mir0. Su oicen @erbt ut
nQnllid) @rd0cltcnlpoDl un0 Oo perneoet man 0euc
AIcs uos teiGebcnOc @iiBitnmng III glrbeitcrtreicn
cnpcdtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

Baltimore, 4. Sc5ruar 1916.
Scr 5taoteeomrtcr piro an NiittUOd, ben
t6 fyebmor 1916, 81 Der 8eit iuie nHicn an
Qeqcben, an Srt nno Stcue crDcincn luio bic
gTncaur Der iolqenoeu Gtrnbcn clabliren:
Ginrlairseirahe, bon gSnibinQioliaSiraBe bis
0olinoionsglucnie. I'M 430 llbr Gd6ulitiaos
@ine % 5uh StraDe, C75 SUB nDrolioo BON
90 GtruBe), bon gSQibiuqion SiruBc bis @ol
lingtonsglocHne, Inn 445 llbr Na@miiiags.
Goiunro o. GODunH,
(ycb1f Sta0t 0eOuieter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
gefauntmudJnnscu.
qhanernHgs.6ommifou Der sia6t Baltimore.
8ait more, w o., 8. 5ebrudr 1916.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0kA GiupA oNlAtlNnAts
8Qttlmorc. mo, 8. Sebrudr 1916
0lu Nnc, bic eS nnaebtl
Sc pirb biernlii gcnldB oen Qlbihnitten SO
" uno SO oes Baltimore Sinot@bdrcrs be-
lannt ecna6t oaB oie QfdierunqsGommiis
non Der Staot Baltimore nah oem 27. Widr5
1916 beaiHHeH miro, bic nangenanuie Srabe
piaicrgay gy' ms If nca ''tT An bcleeci % c eeronSi
inns Gorppraiionen mertcn ocaba!b nuigcioy
cert GrlaubnlbI@ciue iir aIle glrbciien 3u
l8ien unb bieie Dor Dem o. Wdr3 1910 90
bccuocn Die in ireeuo cuer 2Scie Die 9lui
grdbnng ODER guireiBuug ndngcunnnter
Strabe, o6er eiHes Ibeics oerielbcn nBtbig
MAIDEN modten ,ueHn aif otele @ele aepila'
Sic obeH erpdbnie StrdBc tit:
shase, BON Scoitszir bis HaniaB zir
5n gluiirape ocr BIIaiicrun9s. 6omniiiou
oCt Sidoi Baltimore
". NetB Compton,
9oriBcr nHo couililutcnoet SHscuicur
". w. 6onieg,
Sirabcn. Sn0cnicur
bf114,2f,29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
SScrlammlnusS -9In5eioeu.
Nninnlfn NumpanN

@altimorc, T. 5ebrnar 1916
Sic SirCiorcn ocr nW,drDlnno 0aiunliO
Company" acben biermit 9soti5 bab cine Spc
Bials&erinmniluug ocr glfiiondrc oieier 0onl
itci Soor In biclen Se6ruar i'm Niircal Der
Gompdenie aui ocm eb5ebnicii Slilr 0sarp
lano 0ainalig,IburWL iiir oen 8iued eebateu
nerocn wrn, I'M iir ooer aegen einc 0rbps
bun9 oeS gliiieiiaNnpiala ppH pier5giaulcuo
9hbeilcn nui iecD5iatauieio glni0eie, ooer bon
ciuer U}lIoH Nollnrs uui cine Nliuion flint
Dniiocriiouleno Spnurs Su iiinimen nno uiH
sic Neoinmuqcn eiimiebcn oui sic bin iolhe
inihqlimcn @iticn iu6crbIr ooer pcrlauii
Wer0ci foucn.
Sm Mtdlraac ocs TireforiumS
3amcs q. Wlitdea,
(Se00-12. .t4-t9) Selretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
9se6su ST. al Sieier stcac dlon criua6nteu u9lns

9sc6rm Scr ou Oicicr 5tclc djuu criua6nten Pins
rottmg ocr ocitidcu 8aie ipri6t Der Dritdc 0idter
Nllt0guro aipling old1 BON Dem cngllden 5tuotSbdn
fcrott uic BON eincr iluermcolidcn Sode Gr Bat
cid bcrcits oos @ltel gcillnocn Die Solgen fir Gng-
lono 3u miloern cs miro cinfocb eincn abeil ener
Sd)uloen nidt bc5o1cu glo lcine @ldubi9er betrii
qcu 3icrit ieinc @loubiger Oobcm ilno Damn leine
ouslGnoiIdcn G}ldubigcr 2etteres ogt 5uor &ipling
nidlt ober ieinc gllsi6ruigen Icgen oen SdlluB I'M
mittelbor obe g9er Oic cigeue 9eDoferung Detrigt
Scr lit olld) inn Stoiloe 9sldnoer 5 betriigeu SoS
man icncn Mmcrtanern, oic ouf bic Norgan'idc s
ci6c bercinecfoac no, ia idon Dor @onaten IN gIuS
5t getelt Bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
eSnlins Sjcnnina.

Gs ifagb aH o Sebrrar 1916, Sulius sen.
nina, INK Nlter ouu 89 Iabrcu, peliebier Sobn
ne8 bcriiorbcncn leillidm uno Gpa SEEMING.
Die Nceroicun9 finbei bon Der g8obnuna ieis
nes Nrubers, Nrit eiuiidu Gcnning. Wr. 2622,
Tlec Girnhe an Sonntan, gldnmiiiops
llbr, ans iiait @eiIceung auf Dem .gouooH
Qari ,5rc0bofe (Sebtt-t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

Sm @ailengeridt ber siubt Baltimore.
Sit endlen oes yahaigs ots ucritcrbrnen


George Z. Wdl5.
eluf bic Bciiiion bon Charles Ser3og, Ieiias
ments GDutircdcr ocs oerliorbeHen 0eot9e y.
a5 uT9 S so an 0'S SS ~ oe 4ass 1SS
Baltimore auaeoroUd, CAB Der .. Sa1 I'M
@pril 1916 ir cine &eriammluna tl oeiem
Seri4i BON eerlonen 95sn1a,giIi, ,,, mo lsieeleyi
tells 225 bcr eeietc bon Oarulono bon 1896
3u Der @cribcihng Gbeien oocr Grbi0niiclb
ooer einem @eit oes Na9lanes pes oelqalelI
pcrioncn ucroeu bicrmit bcpamridiiai nno be-
nuiircat, nEi II llbr 8orniiides an bclngiel
aaee N Netiqn ooer olrt SormlIli9s Anluali
erihcinen Oanii buuii no bort Sahhlng un0
8criNclun1 Inter Der rciinn9 NM 0onirpic oes
Gerio5is poroenonlncn uerocn mag.
uub cS uiro icrncr nngcoronei, ban iiir bicr
aMieindnncrlUldcHoc ySodeii cilma hic g8ohc
Dor Dem 2. Ga9e i'm Wldt5 1916 Nott5 oa'
bon uno bon oielenl 9eieb III 5ipeI Der taas
lidcu, In oer Siaot Baltimore pcrDiicntlt6icH
8eihirGcr aceeben mer6c.
DlBer g. @lod,
0nrrN 6 Gather,
2Sinam VI Gnni,
Jlltbier.
esiir ocircuc lbihrii
Scwnro W. Snhi0n,
Ielinmenis,Aegiiirdtor tit bic Siaoi baltimore.
Siermit pirb Gndridt sraebcu oaB bic I'M.
ier5eibneic bonn gsdiienqeriht Der sidot 8dl'
iiinpre yiGdlni Nerullter5 Rdplcrc fir ocit
Nah.aB oca bcrliorbeuen Nintam 0au bon
baltimore craHGi bat. Auc FerlonclL ipelUc
.SoroeriHaen gcpen ocn &erlorbeHcn paben,
lulo blcrmit benadrldbiet baB lie oieielbcn nil
QcieSlit6 hcql0ubi0ien 3lcdnunacn ocr uh.trs
3eIdneien am ooer hor oen 9. 3da i'm gnguit
1915 porieacn Hiiicu, dnocrnldue Ne niier
Dem Geicb bon Nllcu gnlprihcn al ben bes
fdcten 5l6thIob ansqcinloiirn ipcroen i5nncn
9lllc NcrIouen, ueihc Sbuloncr bclngicn ydh
laiieS lino. mcrocn eriunt ioiotlige 5aDunA
III lciiien Infer meincr lluerlhtilt on oies
fem ocm 25- 1dNe i'm &almar l9iV gegeuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
gSermiidjte glnsci9eu.
Mn Sc Nnmcn.

Ole eluiiac adnlt IN Der eia6i
lluicre gid1,1lafen ieti oiicr Suuqe 8a'
men roelde Die Stleinerna6erfuuii mad ben
ueueitcu Wielbcoen erlernen lpuncn, ltnnen
Dies In lur5er 3eli ourd ben glniblub nn oiele
Slldiicn crreimeu lln.grribi DiprqenS, Vn6'
miildQs uno sl0enbs. Welueme Siiinbcn SM
Snuie oegorrene 2lrbeiten ioitneH pabreno pcs
nnlcrridiS icrtQeiebt iucrbeu @riinblidcr
linterrdt TN GiitpurI bon WhIicrn ertbeh
@dberc glnsimHt ihriftIim obtr miinolicb bet
WI. Onhere yr. B02. 9se-earatuans9trnb
Williams news., 1916-08-17
WATCH-OUT FOR THIS MAN

He is short stocky man with forid completion and apparently about 35 years old. He is selling wall notices and if the lady of the house does not choose to buy, he becomes insulting and proceeds to ask her number of impertinent questions about her family. In one instance he broke back into the house after being dismissed and threatened the lady that he would see that her husband was defeated in his campaign for public office. The News warns its readers to watch-out for this man and to send him on his way with a "swift kick"
Williams news., 1916-08-17
SCHOOLHOUSE ID BE
 SP|Ck AND SPAN
Thoro Renovation by Water,
 Oil and Varnish

The Williams school board is sparing no pains to put the school house in first. class condition for the year of school which will begin 8-2S. The hall floors are receiving coat of hard floor varnish while the floors of the rooms are being oiled with disinfecting floor oil. The wood work was vanished last year. This year 1t has been thoro- fly cleansed with water and disin- fected. The seats of all the rooms have received like treatment. Even the books in the library have been carefully disinfected. When the work of preparation is all done the building, outside and in, will look spick and span.
 The contractors promise that the addition will be completed in time for the beginning of school. The new rooms will be seated with single seats of the most modern design. They will have a shelf on the right hand side for convenience in writing. Several new bookcases will be ready for use by the begin ming of the school year. The book cases were included in the contract with Baumann & Kinds who are building the addition.
 The drinking water at the school house has never been entirely satis- factory and many pupils have car ried water to school. The school board has remedied this fault by securing permission from MT Bug geln to take water from his well near by. The water from the Buegeln we'll is of excellent quality and easily the best in the city. The water will be piped to the schoolhouse and the drinking fountains will be supplied with It.
 With the additional room which the school board has provided; with the whole building in excell- ent condition; with corps of good teachers such as the school board succeeding in securing last year the Williams school will be able to do the twelve grades of school work as we'll as any school in the country.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
SOME HIKE, THE|RS---
Phoenix to New York Girls Go by Way of San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco

Misses Jennie and Neva Lewis and Miss Lucille Riddle of Mesa who are on hike from Phoenix, Ariz., to New York by the way of San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco reached Williams Sum- day night, having covered the dis tance from Grand Canyon to Will Hams since Friday of last week. These young women left Phoenix July 18th and have made an av- craze of 30 miles day, they say. They left Monday morning for Ash Fork which they expect to make easily by night. Then it's on to . Needles which they expect to reach in little more than week.
 Clad in kahaki and with faces tanned to an Arizona brown the Arizona Hikers" look fit for the trip. They are making expenses by selling photographs of them selves in different settings. The girls propose to write book on their trip when they get back to their Arizona home.
 The Arizona Hikers have been reparted to have caused some hut- tering of masculine hearts along the trip. Having looked the trio over, the News believes they are capable of taking care of them- selves and will return to their Mesa home in single blessedness and with virtue unassailed.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
p, 5, ROMAN FOR
 JUSTICE OF PEACE

P. s. Roman who has announced his candidacy for the nomination for Justice of the Peace Of Williams Precinct on the republican ticket is known to every one in Williams and to a great many people outside of Williams. He has lived in Will Hams eight years and has been in business here for nearly the whole time. His only promise to Will Hams voters is that, if elected to the office of Justice of the Peace, he will strive 10 perform the duties of the office with credit 10 himself and to the satisfaction of law-abid- ing people.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
$. $. ACKER FOR
 COUNTY TREASURER

In this issue appears the an- nouncement of s. s. Acker for the office of County Treasurer. MT. Acker promised the people that he would try and be the right man in the right place, and he thinks he has made good.
 According to the present law no Treasurer can hold this office but two terms, and he asks that you support him at the coming election with the same liberal vote you gave him two years ago.
 His motto is the same now as then, What is just and right for one man is just and right for all" In the year 1915 he collected SIS. 356.13 back taxes that were delinquent from one to five years, and not with stand ing the twice a year payment of taxes which makes twice as much work in the office, the ex- pense of running the office has been less than in previous years.
 MT. Acker is an old timer coming to this county in 1877, he worked hard and spent a good deal of his own money to defeat the bill granting a subsidy to the Selig- man and Prescott R. R. and on which this county is now paying interest on $159, ,OOO.99, their proportion of that debt that was assumed when this county was formed.
 > At the election two years ago MT. Acker carried this precinct by a very large majority and he has given such general satisfac- tion that his name should be even better received this year.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
PROF. AND MRS.. IHORNBER
 TO LECTURE HERE SOON

Prof. .and Mrs. Thornber who were in Williams as guests of MT. A. Sine last week will be back from Grand Canyon next week. Mrs. Thornber is presi- dent of tho State Audubon Socie- ty and she wishes to speak to the children of Williams and their parents about the habits of birds and the importance of pre- venting their destruction. Itis hoped that Prof. Thornber will lecture on trees and plants and tell us the kinds which may be proftably cultivated in this local ity. The Woman's Club will arr range for the meetings.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
J. D. DUNN SEEKS REELECTION

MT. J. D. Dunn who seeks re- election to the office of County Assessor is a Flagstaff man of several years residence. He was elected to the office of County Assessor two years ago and seeks reelection this year on his official record. MT. Dunn is too we'll known in Coconino county to need an ex- tensive write-up. Everybody knows him. He invites an exam ination of his record and feels con- fdent that it will bear thoro in- spection It looks reasona ble that Coconino county voters will want to grant him the customary second term.
Williams news., 1916-08-17

Grady Gammage General Secre- tary of Arizona Temperance Feder- ation and Herbert E. Nixon will hold two prohibition meetings in Williams Friday Aug. 18th. The first meeting will be at the band stand at seven o'clock, the second at the methodist church at eight o'clock. Those who can not attend one of these meetings may attend the other.
 No voter should fail to hear this message.
 Everyone will be delighted by MT. Nixon's high class music as we'll as his parodies. He has the greatest tenor voics in the state and is known as the "Caruso oi the desert.
Williams news., 1916-08-17
Booze Plenty, Drunks Common

The interpretation which our local court has placed on the feder- al court decision relating to the shipment into a prohibition state of liquor for personal use is likely to fill Williams full of booze and the streets with trunks. The same suitcases full of liquor over which there was controversy in the court were noticed to come into town on No. 10 last Friday night and on the same night men were stopped on the street by drunken rowdies.