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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-30
The Negro Progressive Business
Association
Holiday Greetings to All

Grand Thing! This Negro Progressive Business Association, so solid and truly up
todae. Doesn't it make your heart swell with "a sense o. satisfaction to see ourbr brothers
and neghbore engaged in so many honorable usehl and lucrative pursuits? These are
building upon no shddy foundation. In the course oft e they ill be your best merchants
and utilities Your professionals all capable of rendering that service which we know
you want.a and rightly INSIST upon. Want a good pbce to eat? Look on this page. Want
a docr? Get the phone number of one of our specialists A GOOD LAWYER? CON
CLOTHES CLOTHES CLEANED M PRESSED, GOOD PRINTING, GOOD BOOKS,
GOOD SHOE SHINING AND REPAIRING, GOOD PRODUCE GOOD INSURANCE?
DO YOU WANT GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY? GOOD NEWSPAPERS? DO YOU
WANT zoe ELIAB UNDERWRITERS WHEN o NEED THIS KINDLY SERV-
ICE? DO YOU WANT ALL o F THESE, AND MORE?
Their is nothing fdd about it at all Just an honest and determined effort to
h. reach our Comparatively for bigger and better results The businesses represented. here
are clean cut and are of real tangible nature, The men represent chfy. a hitherto
submerged class who are now coming hop prominence by their worthy activities their go
frwardmsst their Dendd nifty
O. j. GILMORE President
L. S JEFFERSON, Vice President
H A LADEN Secretary
G. PAGE Chairman of Executive Committee.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
East Grand Forks
STATE PRIMARY
VOTE IS LIGHT
Primary to Nominate Can
didates for General Elec-
ton Being Held.

Voting is light throughout East
Grand Forks and over the entire state
at the June primary held to nominate
candidates for three parties to run
for ONCE at the general election in
county and state.
About one.half of the entire vote
Of this city will turn out, was the
belief of judges of election at noon.
Up to 1880 o'clock about 50 of the
regular $50 votes were recorded in
the Fourth ward. the large precinct
of the city. The other three wards
announced a light vote.
The candidates for nomination COM
pleted their campaigns late last night
and most of them are spending to-
day at their homes. James Driscoll.
who made hot campaign for re-
nomination for county commissioner
from this the fifth district, spent the
day at his residence in Huntsville
township as did James Cumming and
D. B. Ferguson. western Polk county
candidates for the legislature from
Polk county.
AS the polls throughout the state
do not close until o'clock returns
will not begin arriving until midnight
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
GREAT PATRIOTIC I.
WAVE IN THE CITY;
StND-OFF FOR BOYS

Patriotism was the dominating
spirit prevailing I'm Grand Forks to-
day.
American flags were In evidence
over all public buildings, including
the postoflfce, courthouse and city
hall, and at many places OF blsi-
ness.
The Dacotah Hotel has the His
tinction of being the first business
place in the city to hoist Old Glory.
Many soon followed suit and the
community rapidly became gay
with the Stars and Stripes floating
from the tops of many structures,
appearing in store windows, and at.
tached even to automobiles and
other vehicles.
The red. white and blue peepei
out from many bllttonholee, decor
ated dining room tables and the In.
terror of homes.
Such wave of patriotism has
not been experienced in Grand
Forks ance the boys were called
ont for service in the SPANISH
American war.
Business men today were dis
cussing the matter of giving the
Grand Forks boys fine send-on
before they leave. probably tomor-
row evening. for tho mobilization
camp.
There was talk of getting out the
Grand Forks Military band and of
doing Il few other handsome things
to make the boys in khaki feel that
their action is not going by un-
noticed or unappreciatcd.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
HANNA ISSUES
THE CALL TO
STATE TROOPS
Regiment to be Mobilized OF,
Fort Lincoln Reservation
Near Bismarck.
Herald Special service.)

Bismarck, n. d., June 19.-Gover-
nor Hanna today ordered the First
North Dakota regiment to mobilize on
the Fort Lincoln reservation near this
city and it is expected that the regi-
ment will be in camp by Friday.
Col. j. H. Frame is here making
all preliminary arrangements. Ad-
jutant General Tharaldson is rushing
from the east.
The regiment is in excellent con-
dition and will move within 4S hours.
All companies have been ordered to
recruit to the minimum only.
Quartermaster Frazer has been or
dered to Devils Lake where all sup
plies will be shipped from headquar-
ters to Bismarck. A trainload Of
supplies will arrive here Wednesday.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
ALLEGED PFEPlNG TOM
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL
Ed. Lynch was Sentenced to County
BastiIe Following Arrest on
Saturday Night.

Ed. Lynch. alleged "Peeping Tom"
pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct
before Judge Robert Blair in municip-
al court this morning and was sentence
ed to 30 days in the county Jail. He
was arrested Saturday evening follow
ing complaint lodged by several cit
liens. Lynch was taken to the county
bastile at Crookston this afternoon.
Residents Of all sections of East
Grand Forks have entered complaints
against providers who they claim have
been seen around the residential dis
tricts for weeks past. The matter came
to head Saturday when Lynch was
caught acting aueerly in the eastern
section Of the city
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
TWO PICN|CS Will
Be HELD THIS WEEK
Losing Side Will Entertain at Picnic
TO Winning Member OF c. F..
Society.

Two picnics will be held by the
Christian Endeavor society Of the
Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian
church during The present week. The
picnics come as result Of the Cam
paign for Increased Attendance"
which closed the last Sunday in May.
The winning side captained by Doug
las Lurton will he entertained by the
losers under Miss Geraldine McEicol
The first picnic will he held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock and is for all
those under l2 years of age. The sec
ond will be picnic supper Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock for all
those 8 years old and over Both pic
MICS will be held at the grove on
North Second street. t
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
LOCAL ATTORNEYS Will
ATTEND DISTRICT COURT

Attorneys r. G. Massee. H. A. Bron-
son and w. J. Rasmussen will leave
for Crookston tomorrow morning to
attend the opening of the Jury trials
at the June term Of district court.
The calendar is light. the jury has
cases set Tor but three weeks. Moth
ing of importance will come up at
the call of civil actions, declare the
local attorneys. the majority Of the
civil cases will probably be settled
before date set for trial.
Twelve East Grand Forks soft
drink establishment owners indicted
for selling liquor without a license,
will be tried at this term Of court.
All have entered pleas of not guilty
and will fight to quash the indict-
mentS
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
MEMORIAL SERVICES
ARE HELD YESTERDAY
Only Three of Charter Members Of
Banner Lodge Of Odd Fellows
Now Living.

Banner Lodge No. 3. ]. o. q. f.. and
Sinai Encampment No. 2. ]. o. O. F..
held their first annual memorial ex-
ercises at the Odd Fellows lots in
Memorial Park cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon.
Banner Lodge was organized %5
years ago in Grand Forks With 4
charter members Only three are now
living. Don Mcdonald Of Grand Forks.
one from Arvilla and one in Mime
spolis
Since last Memorial Day, three ad-
ditional members Of the local orders
have been laid tn rest in Memorial
Park
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
TWO MORE FARMS
REGISTER NAMES
b. r. Yalnnn Of Logan Township and
John W. Hancock OF Whcatfeld
Take Action.

Two Grand Forks county farms
were registered under names at the
Office Of the register of deeds today.
3. E. Yalana OF Logan township
registered his farm of 80 acres in
Logan township under the name Of
The Fairview Stock Farm"
John w. Hancock registered his
farm OF 100 acres in Wheatfield town.
ship as The Home Stock Farm
The following transfer of real estate
was also recorded today:
E. j. Lander & Co. to Arnt Nell
son, lots and Z. block 81, McCor-
mack.s addition to Grand Forks, con-
sideration private.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
COMPANY OFFICERS
AT FARGO ARE OUT
OF TIE CITY TODAY

Fargo. \. D. June 1S.-With the
captain and the first and second
lieutennnts out Of the city. men,
bcrs Of Company B.. Of this city. arc
at a loss to know what TO do. Or.
dcrss have been sent to the company,
commander to mobilize his forces
At once. hut the officers cannot be
located.
Company y is ready. however. to
move just rs soon as the officers
can reach the city.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
JAMES E.. BUDGE TO
RUETTELL STORE

James E. Bulge. who recently sew
cred his connection with the NJ G.
Olson clothing store. has accepted a
position with the J. H. Ruettell COM
pany. Mr.. Bulge began his new
duties today
Mr.. Bulge was connected with the
Olson store for number Of years
and is an experienced clothing man.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
SPEEDING CAR
Turns TURTLE
None of the Six Occupants
Are Seriously
Injured.

Speeding into the city an automo-
bile, driven by its owner whose name
could not be learned, turned turtle
and landed in ditch several miles
south of the city, pinning three of its
occupants underneath, early last night
According to the report no one was
injured and after the car had been
righted the driver continued at ter
rifle speed to Grand Forks.
The car has been left at local
garage for repairs. It is alleged that
the occupants Of the car were intoxi-
Gated
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Calranza EnIarges Garrison.

Laredo, June Traditional SOL
diers and sixteen field pieces arrived
at the Carranza garrison at Neuvo
Laredo, opposite here. The total
strength is 500 soldiers. It Is report
ed that 5000 Carranza soldiers are
stationed between Neuvo Laredo and
Lampasos.
A military censorship on the move
ments Of American troops was i'm
posed. No new raids are reported
but anti-American demonstrations in
Mexican towns continue.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Uses mines and areoplanes. and when
an advocate of humanity and Justice
like President Wilson provides our
enemy with munitions without which
she could not continue the war, we
are entitled to use our U boats in the
most daring way.
Political and commercial cir
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
OLE BENSON HAS
HAND AMPUTATED
Gilby Blacksmith. Who Had Back
Broken at Abbey Farm, Report.
ed in Poor Condition..

Ole Benson, the Gilby blacksmith.
who suffered broken back in an ac-
cident recently at the Abbey farm,
has had one Of his hands amputated.
The injured man was reported in a
failing condition today.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Motorcd to Crooksto,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Arneson. Mrs E.
Mongoven. l.. NJ. Larson and Alvin
Arneson motored to Crookston yester-
day where they spent the day with
friends. returning to their homes in
this city last evening.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Mrs. Thos. Frazer. residing north Of
the city, will entertain the Ladies Aid
society of the Mendenhall Memorial
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

An old shoe can be repaired and
made to last longer. but that cannot
be done with worn-out man.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Visited at REYNOLDS.

William Nelson and .Orin Bjoring
went to Reynolds. y. ID. yesterday
where they attended to matters of
business and visited with friends.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
SLAP IS TAKEN
At PRESIDENT
German Admiral Defends
Reckless Use of Subma-
rine Boats.

London, June 19.-Admiral Won
Koester, former grand admiral of the
German fleet, speaking at a meeting
Of the Flottenvereins in Berlin Sum
day coupled defense Of Germany's
submarine warfare with a slap at
President Wilson according to a Cop
enhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company. The admiral is
quoted as saying:
1--WE are entitled to use our sub
marine weapon against an enemy who
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Returns to Home.

where they attended to matters Of
business and visited with friends.
Returns to Home.
Mrs. VIM. Lund left for her home
at Red Lake Falls this morning after
a short visit here with Judge and
Mrs Robert Blair and other friends.
She formerly made her home here.
Visited at CreeEston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Paskie accom-
Curtis Dele autoed to-, Crookston yes.
terday, where they visited friends.
Deputy Sheriff in City.
Deputy. Sheriff Oscar Bolstad at
tended to official business matters in
the city today.
Carl Nelson Here.
Carl Nelson. father Of G. o. Nelson.
500 North Third street was an over
Sunday visitor in the city. the guest
at the Nelson home.
Here on Business.
Thos. Cassidy Of Minneapolis. a
former resident of East Grand Forks
was a business caller in the city
Saturday evening.
IAplante Visits Here.
Jos. LaPlante Of Crookston attend
ed to matters Of business in the city
TINS morning.
Have Guests at Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Murray. who are
spending few weeks on an outing
trip to Big Pine lake, had as their
over Sunday guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Buckley Of this city.
Visited at Crookston.
Guy McMahan and e. A. Morgan
were business callers in Crookston
yesterday.
Invited to Attend Picnic.
The st. Andrews society of Grand
Forks and East Grand Forks will at
tend the Marais church picnic. Tues
day. June 81, as the guests of the
church. ,....,.-....
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

cumstances forced us to give up the
reckless submarine warfare but there
are better times coming for the Ger
man fleet"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Parents of Baby Boy.
Will Entertain Aid.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sandstrum are
the proud parents Of baby boy.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Mrs Wm Lund left for her home
at Red Lake Falls this morning after
a short visit here with Judge and
Mrs Robert Blair and other friends.
She formerly made ller home here.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Visited at CrOokstOn.
Guy McMahan and e. A. Morgan
were business callers in Crookston
yesterday
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Here on Business.
Thos. Cassidy Of Minneapolis. a
former resident of East Grand Forks
was a business caller in the city
Saturday evening.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19
Visited at Crook,ton

Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Paskie accom-
panied by Miss Esther Arneson and
Curtis Dele autoed to- Crookston yes.
terday, where they visited friends.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Carl Nelson Here.
Carl Nelson. father Of G. o. Nelson,
500 North Third street was an over
Sunday visitor in the city. the guest
at the Nelson home.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Laplante Visits Here.
Jos. LaPlante Of f'rookston attend
ed to matters of business in the city
TINS morning.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-19

Deputy Sheriff in City.
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Bolstad at
tended to official business matters in
the city today
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
2es WlOrOes uerSadtig.

Cant eincm EelcgromnL welalr
aeItcrn 8rou Mop 9(l6an BON %, ~,
100, ggelt.2anpole.etraBe, BON O., y.
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g31be bon &idmonO eridoiien ipl'l''
ieitge6olten.
g9ooe lit Scr Stici6ruocr ~.
Srou 9(l6on. ggic 5rou 9llbau e Z,
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unO ieinem Stieiiobn Sabre lang n
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rcn muroe ser 9ebtere su elmer ~. vs
iGnguiBiirofe wegeu tb1tIiden "
eriffs ouf Srn. @orOou nit ell''F
geil oerllrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
2em cseridltsusrfa6rsn ii6srpieisn

gSie oie @oli5ei oes iiiOweitlidcn
Giitrifts ongie6t, oerbalien iid bier
,SrelinOe 0es @oitpirtbeS ISM. GooO
bon 9lr. 1912, @eits4rott-StraBe,
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ihieOenen Morfen 6fter oentS6ont.
tide folteten. Sergeont @lant6olt
unO @oli8iit Nooen6enOer iibcrroid.
ten lie bel Dem ielten oortommenOen
&erguiigen. 5000 mllroe inter ser
9lnidul0igine, Spirihloien omgSa6l-
tag ousgcIdenft 81 baben, Oer5oitet.
Gr crfldrte oem &idter Eormolon,
OoB CT bon Ser 9lnlpeienbeit ser
Wldnner in leinem 2ofal fene 9(6.
nung gcba6t babe. 3ur 3cit ser
9iaj5io ioa 5000 ole @oihpirt6ihoit
ourd cine 5eitentbiire pcrlaIien 6a-
ben. GoOo wur0e riter elmer 9iire-
idoft BON 5000 fiir sic @ntibeiOung
Der 0roBeeidporenen feitee6aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
gImeritaniiirann 6er 0inlunn0erinIILI.

Inter oen geneinIhoftlider T.
ipi5ien oes ,9(run0el Clubs" mo "
o8omen's gioic Qeaguc" 6iclt Y
Iteru 9lodmittog Or Gorolinc ~.
ger aus Chicago, oie fiir5lidl w. ".
@ipponoerlngs- -9(bt6ciflne oes Sllg y.
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tro9 ii6er ,ltnterri6t fir oie crlpp~s a
iene ginpanoeriit porlm ipIr MI
t6un miiiien imO rpie es gelGsVTs
fam. Or. Seoeer lit on ciucr eaS
pogne bctbeiliet Inn sic 9lmeriial.',i
rlne ocr @inponoerin Ourd ollvys
lide 9[benoidpllen on5urroen
cr6dIt oie Niitpirfimo Der Sdp,py,'s rs
6oroe in Baltimore iuO bolt, N
Snterciie Der bieiieen 8rolIen Illr'"
Yroieft 81 geipinncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Inter MeineiSs.g .gLnfIaac.

Syn Dem &erbor, ons 9cltcrn Dor
Slider 4SodorO in oem 5ollc oon
Marp 6. @rillce Scorletto bon 9r.
1924, OiolocissStroBc, Itottfono, cr-
flGrtc i6r @ntte, Samuel Scorlcttn,
inoem CT oii ieinen gruOcr 96iIip
5eigte: ogliHter, oieier N}onn ioete,
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MN meine @ottiu it, beirot6e, ms
gci0e tootcn miiroe4. 2rou Scar
letta CAB 81, Dab lie iid cine Sei-
ratbslicen5 oeridoiit babe uno inter
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Seine Satin puroe unter Der PHI.
ii@lloiaunG cinep Nciueio geleiitpt
81 bobeu inter 5000 @iirglhait iiir
Oos eicri1ispcrfa6ren ieltge5olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
MlurS. nnS seIbitmurO. .glerindl.

Ter gteger hilbert g4ells pom Gore
len, 9oltimore-Gountp, bat ieine
Srou gcliern eridoiiep. gSeas grill
'icine 6raI in cinem giieriudtsonina
an imO i'm @lanben ie ioiort 9e.
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Gr, GarOcl 9. @loce BON 9iodpille,
No. sur Siilieleiitung ber6eirief.
9eiOe rpurOe bon ocm 9lr3te ua6 oem
ct. Soiep6'S Soipital geionOt, mo ole
.6rau geliern giodmittog itarb. Gie
gler5tc 6aben wenig Soffnllng ocn
Wqun unl Seben 81 er6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
WluN fiir icinc 5ruI iursen.

Sn ser niomeitIi1en @oli5eiltation
beouitrogtc geiiern Nloracn @oli5ci.
ridjter Iormollun ocn gGiaiam Z.
@op BON glr. 1881 Golc.StroBc, iiir
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ainOer So mSdentlid 3u be5oblen.
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fldrte, ipurSe er cntlaiien. glnldeis
memo mar 6rau g(nauon nit Dem
plobli6eu @cdiel hires @otten nidt
einperitauOeu. friI1er tronf er lei
men Sdoppen uno raltbte, a6er lett
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nod Souie, icIlogc iic aiI6 nidt
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anocrcr Wienih eciporoen. 90 eiirig
oing er in Die Stride, ooB er oes Del.
tcren fiinf 9lbenoe in ser Stride Der.
bringc aniiatt 81 Sollie. Gies bradte
Ernbel IN Die 6amilie, un0 cr mei-
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bcntcn" uldi pilnflliH Ooey nnregelnldRl0 er.
galter, llnb ge1stell, Sst rflIte bdDou pet xeIe.
pqpH pbeF IArlFiIi@ wllithetlRHg du uieaeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

2mndeOu Ses r9lOncrtiIins Glnbs"
Sci Dem 2umdcon Ocs vglpperlr
ling Clubs bon Baltimore" wclde'
geIiern i'm oSoeI @merion4 ion
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Scr oitlidcu 9iiite Before Gerlal''~
8ociIitGten gebcr ino OoB Die Dler
gen Gauflelte Ole aim0en dlIl os'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Scpucitcr fir STANDARD Srnners'
uerlanst.

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Soiep6 Gborport6 beantragt wal.
&ihter 0alpfins beouftraetc o'
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boupten, ooB sic 9rauerei.@ .@eieaidap
$9L64777 iduloet un6 odB NY
9lftiua iid ouf $6tI955 bclaiIlemU.
Nlitheu bebauptet oaB Ole @elep
idoit i6m $3S3f, p6brenO 91orlpoIt,s
bebaiIptet oaB iie Inn $5383 iau
oet. Sic sebeu an, OaB Die 5irilI
boifingslos 5nbhrgsiulid6ig ".
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ino Soiepb 8. 5traus ser gice'*r"'
iiOent ser 9rouerci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
gLaI Oem 1cIOe scr CNre aeitor6en.

Srau Sclcue gs1gner bon 9Ir.
2559. Geit-Sairmolnt.glUen bat
ocn mTeutibcn Correspondent init.
oet6eilt, oaB i6r 9ruocr, Der 5hrift.
ieeer sllbert 5r6iibe, inn 9llter bon 32
Sa6reu wo6n6ait 81 9ernburg in
glu6olt, @erlpuuouugen weltbc er on
Z, ghiglii in 8ranfreid erlitt, nab
Der Cpcrotion an i5. g(ngttit geiior-
ben 1T 9hiBcr 8rou @ogncr miro
or bctronert BON ieiner @ittipe, orei
unmiinOigcn 9inoern II. 5lpei Shlue-
Itern IN IclitiblnnO.
Gic ggithuc ibreibt Der ,Srou @og.
ner 0oB i6r Noun nit militdrilhen
Gbrcn ouf Dem 6rieO6oie 81 @rono.
pre- bccroiot muroe inO Der &aplon
ser 10. Gipiiion ielbit sic Erouerreoe
bicIt. Ter griei nor am 2S. 9lueuit
ous Teltiblnno nbgeianot, trof abcr
crit an z. 9}opember in Baltimore
Elm Eic 6rau ic6rei6t Dab man nur
init Sbreden an oie oieIen peritiiu.
melten mo 6iililoS 5cridoiienen Man.
ner I'M oclItld6en @aterIanoc oenfen
f0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
0as SentIMc eccmanna.S1cim.

Scit oem glusbruh 0cs aricges lit
oos oeitide Seenannsbein ouf 60
cuit 9oint ocr ein5igc 8uflud6tSort
Der intcrnirten Ocllti1en W1atroien
gemeien. 4oitor Otto 9lpib. Scr Su-
pcrintcnoent ocr 9lnitolt, bat lcbtes
SSabr Oen ocptiAcu @lotroien ser
Shific cine bilbi6e @eibnodtsfeer
ncranitaltet unO GuBerte ocn @uni1,
0aB cS i9nl pergonnt iein moge, aud
oieIcS So6r Den 2cnten melhc ge.
slpungcn bon ibren 2iebcn fern 6lei.
ben miiiicn, oos Set gu einem SSreii.
Oentoge 5i bereitcn. 2eiOer lino o6cr
0urh oen longwierigen arieg oae
@intiinftc fir oos Seim abgeidbuit.
ten uno. penn elm @eibnabtsieit
it1ttfiuocn ioa, miiiien freiipilige
@citrdge aelieiert peroen rno owor
icbr bolo, um oie 0o5u erforoerliAen
aliittcl oli5ubringen Da5u fommt
nod Dob Goitor Otto gtpib ourb
ciacn Stur5 olii elmer &reppc Dor
ieds @oden Sen linfen SUB 10 idwcr
perlebt bat, Dab er nod iebt an iein
gctt eeiciielt iit mo mfoIge Ger
Sabre mr. lonaiom einer 9eiierung
ciitgeoen ee6t ysenn irgeno Semono
an Dem euten 8erfe beitrasen mia,
Den oeuticben internirten Wlotroien
cine 6rcloe stl berciten iollten @ci-
TRACE on Sen Superintenoenten ocS
SccmonnS@c @cimS oil oer @coion.
StraBc gcioaot Iperoeu.