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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
eeemann ana 9afcIa0e aeiaIIen.

Goroono SolDooore bon Sropani,
StaIien Dfotroie olif Scr Greimait-
9arfe n@iuieppe 0oli~, pelher an
Ser 9(tlantic @erft om SuBe Der
2ofepooo.gIpenue Iiegt or6eitete ee-
itern 9lo6mittog eegen 3 llbr in DER
EofeIoee oes Sbiffes, ais pI0bli6
Elm Eou rib rno ibn oui oas etipa
90 SUB tiefere 0ed id6leuoerte. @r
true babel cine &opfmunoe lno mobr-
ideinlicb nud innere @erlebungen
OoOn. @1on idoffte i'm in ser glm-
buIon8 oes 6ltliden 0iItrifts in ooS
ct. sSoiepb'S @olpitnL1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
@emiit6lidcr Samilicua6enO.

SSn Gpring'S-SolIe, an Der @de
BON 6ait.9lpeuue imo Gritter.Str,
Canton fano gcIieru 9(6eno Elm 6o-
milieno6eno oes Camenoereins Isl.
nigfeit" Itatt. Die WlGnner6ore
,@inigfeit~ unS ,@1o3art" waren &c.
laOen imO 5iemIi6 0olI5dblig ericbie-
men. Tas 6eiicomite beitan0 ans Oeu
Gamen: 5rau @linna Sengfeloer,
@rdiiOeutin; 5rau Wlorp 3. BLOOM,
Sefret6rin; 6rau s. Eormollen aii-
c6en0oritano; 6rau NlarD W}arten
uno 6rau Barbara Sod. Die M1uiif
lieferte SEER @intler's Gr6eiter. IS
berrI1te crit oie 9lbiicbt Dor, inn 2au.
fe oes glbenos einige 2ieoer 81 lin.
gen, bod sic Suaeno IieB oas nibt
81, ga iie ibre Tan5freilOe nidt Der.
fiir5t 6aben pollte. Gas gelungene
Set belt Wlitglieoer lno @dite BON
s Bis 10 llbr gcniit6litb 5ldanmen.
Die monatli6e 3uiammenflmft Oes
9ereins wirO BON iest an ieOem er.
iten Nlittpo6 inn Wonat in glr. 719,
A. 5troBe, Sia6lauotolpu, ilattiiu-
npu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
@eiterc Rricgsbrri6tr.



81 0 III, bia Boris, 26. SUM. Gle
9lomiralitdt madte 6eilte oos g1odJ-
ite6en0e befannt: ollniere Sorpeoos
boote unternabmen in ser lebte1
9}aHt cine gluffldrungSIabrt nod
Dem Safen Yirano (ein 0iterreiHi.
I6er See6ofen IS NleiIen liioipeitli6
BON Trieit). Die aiiiienbatterie er.
0ifnete eiu ihmeres 8euer, Oas bon
uuieren Eorpeoobooten beanttuortet
uuroe, Ole iid, o6ne @erlnIte 3u er.
leiOet 5uriid5ogeH."
Cine unberfhGmt Qiige.
9erlim oia 2onoou 26. SSuni.
9lus ie6r 5uoerlGiiiger Quelle er-
bielt Die 9liiociirtc 8reiie oie @rIaub.
nib, ale bier bon Oeu Gereinigten
Staaten eingetroffenen @eihidten 81
mioerlegeu, bic anOeuten oaB bic
Oeutide @ertretlng in ser Staot
Wlerifo General @arrun3a Seino-
ieligfeiten Oen @ereiuigten Staaten
gegeltiiber imprint bat
oDieieS lit cine unperif1mte 2iige, "
erfl1rte Elm 9eamter, ais ieine gIuf-
merfiomfeit auf oieie @eridbte ae.
lentt iuuroe ng9ir erfaunten Garl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

Die @eeroigung 0es an Samltag
bonn Tooe obberilfenen Serrn @.
Charles 9uppel fano geItern glad.
mittog in geiiein eines eroBcu
ErauergefolseS itott. Cine ergrei.
fenoe Grouerfeier mur0e BON 8aitor
.. S. Steffens Inn 1a4 llbr glad-
mittogs III ser Wlartini-airdc obge.
balteu. 9us @abrtu1trdger fiingir-
ten ole folgenoen odt gleffen oeS
@erltor6enen: S. $. gtorwie, Gilbert
Guppel g. Gegers, emile 2auten,
bad, 9lugult Stemou sSobn Stalfort,
Grnit g[ienoorf uno Goworo Qunnot.
Observation-Disclosures woren oie @lit-
elieoer oes airdenrotbs. Ole Sci.
icBung fanO oif Oem ct. 4auls-
Srie0boIe Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

3iun 8eiten 0es Soipitals fir
Sout- uno Grebsfranfbeiten in g2r.
25tO @reeumornt.9loenue, miro. am
10. Suli Elm @iscremefeit a6gebalteu,
oeiIen Neinertrag 5um @elten Ser See
icbafilma not6wenoigen Materinls
nertpan0t peroen ioll. Eaitor $. 20.
@abrton 1T Ser &raiioent Oes Diref-
toriums. Die Superintenoentin
@}iunie @pell bat ole 2eihng bessie.
iies iibernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
Sine nene gInslanOsiuerfte nnf
Qncu1t lSpint.

9ic Baltimore rno Ohio 8nbn~
bat geitern ben Gontroft fir cine
neue @erfte mif 2ocuit Noint an s..
Q. &erbougb BON 9leip-Yort berge'
ben. Qieie @erfte ioa 1000 SUB Iang
un6 150 SUB brett meroen lmo miro
lluqefdbr 100000 foiteu. 9tu ben
Seiten ser 9erfte ioa oas goiicr
ouf 35 SUB mlsgeboeaert meroen.
Sin 0oppelgeleiie miro iIber oie
gan6e SSerite eeIegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
81. slus. y. gLi66n neitOr6en.


Sn ieiner @o6nltng, 91r. 1926,
WlaOiion-9lbenue, Itarb geitern Mor-
gen Or. S6omas u. glib6D BON ser
6ofiiltdt oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an elmer Complication BON 4ronf.
beiten. Der 0obiugeicbieoeue gebor.
te elmer alien llno prominenten ga.
milie Girginiens al. @r mar AM
IS. glooem6er 1913 in @arren-
County, &a., ge6oren poroeu. Sin
Sabre 1911 lmterna6m er cine ldn-
gere Reiie, meI6e i'm unter 9lnoerem
nab 2iOerpool, 2onoon, @oris, Der
lin G0ln, Suterlafen imO 2u5ern
fiibrte. Or. Qli6bp binterldBt ieine
g8ittpe, 5rau N2innie 9[i6bD, fiini
I6dter, 6rau s. IS. 81. @rabam bon
@oauStopn Sa, 6rau Sarrp z. Sit
tings, @li5a6et6 Qli6bD, &otberine
9(ibbp, lmo 5rau u. 9t. &obiniou ans
@elair, 01O., iopie einen So6n @il.
liam @. 9GbbD in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
An ber G6arIeailrahc ii6erfalren.

@ci'm &reuoen Der StroBe Dor Dem
&ouie gtr. 2t4, g}orO- GbarIesitroBc,
muroc geitern gL6cno Ser 80 Sabre
oIte Soiepb @otion bon Scr. 3113,
Goaop. g(benue, bon einem 9llltomO-
bill Ser o5iOelitp Eruit Co." anee-
fobren uno 8u 8oOen eemorfen, NOS
bci cr 5ablrei6e 9lbihiirhmgen am
gan5en a0rper 0ooontrug. Ser
Gboiiffeur oes 9lutos, @biIip 81. @ep-
fort BON Ger. 2t7, 9toro. 9ucaltroBc,
brodte oen @erletten nod Souie,
no ibm 0ann feline @ltnoen BON 0r.
S. 9. Sbmatfa bon 9ir. S22, @elt-
glortb. g(penuc, perblnoen iuuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

ron5a ouf @unid ser Gereinioten
Staoten an uno baben fein ueiteres
SntereRe in Oieier 5rage. glahoem
er einmal anerfonnt mar lit es ma.
tiirlib, OaB uuier @ertreter nit oeur
Solipt ser 9legieruna ouf grtem
SSuBe Ite6en ioll, in0 irelnOibaftli-
DE @e5ie6ungen ailfreht er6olteu
nulB; oieies lit aber oie @ren5e un.
Ierer 9(ufgabe in @lerito.~
Son @iiIom iuaftib.
@erlin 26. Srtni. Selomar.
i6all bon Billion, Ger Gommonoeitr
Ger 3peiten mo oritten oeutiden 9lr.
mce, 1T mGbreno ser Sample an Der
@orne auf Die @euiiousliite geieBt
mor0en. gr lit iniolge mongel6aiter
@elnobeit ibon lGuger ais ein Sabr
inoftio.
StnIieniidbe 9arfe 0er-
entt.
2ouoon 26. Snni. Ole ita.
lieuiibe 9arfe san 3ranciSco~ Die
ii9 aui Dem @ege bon 9uenos 9lires
nad @enua beianO, miroe am Som-
itao, ingefGbr 20 Meilen bon oeraii.
itc bei Barcelona 5panien, bon ci-
mem llnterieeboot berienft. Die
WannIdlait mur0e aerettet Tie Bar.
fe bate elm Displacement bon 500
Gonnen.
0citerret6iide . Campfcr
geiunfen.
9fome, 26. Slmi. 3wei otter.
reicbii6e GranSportoampier prroen
in Dem Saien BON Grro55o bon oen
Stolieneru 5un1 Sinten gcbrdAt Die
Sdiffe iparen nit Erlppen @aiien
mo W2unition belaoen.
seine Sungcr8 notb in
9eutfdIono an be-
itrC d ten
Berlin bio 2onoon 26. SUM.
g9ie 9(oolpb bon 9atodi. DeutIh
lonO'S 2e6enSmittel. Diftatpr, i'll ei.
nem i'm n9erIiner Snqeblott" erid6ie.
nenen Snterbiep erflGrt bat, l1Bt iib
5mar in oen 0Ionaten Snli uno gtit.
quit i'm Siublif onf ole Ebotiade,
bob niht genilg @ortofieln iino Jett
por6anocn iiuo, Der @ebrod bon
5leiih ais glabrungsnlittel niht
gan5 perbieten ipdbreuo Elm oernrti.
ges @erbot i'm September ie6r moDl
m0olid lit.
Serr bon @otodi crfIGrte, ooB Der
gluSicbuB fir oie @ertbeilung bon
SebensmitteIn an OeIien Spite er
itebt iid nit Der 6roee befnBt, I'M
gan5en Neicb sen 5leii1oerbroittb
ourd oie 9luSeobe BON Sleiidtarten
5u reguliren.
Serr bon @atodi blidt Ser TOM
meuoen Grnte 5uoeriidtIicb entge.
gen. Der grtrog Ser 9rooirii6te
Niirfte on sen 9ur6idnitt 6eranfam.
men uno ser 9lusblid fir Die 6llt.
terernte lit beionOars gut, Gr er.
fldrtc, ooB bon elmer orobenoen lln.
ter Grud6rung oes @olfcs feline 3eoe
1ein f1nnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
QInnnit ltQridl nernnnIiidt. /.

Or. 2rance, Der Coroner BON San.
ton, bielt geiteru 9l6eno einen Sn-
queit ii6er 6en 600 oes Srn. 9luguit
llQri6 bon Gar. 528, 5iio-@atbarine-
StraBe, IN pelHem bic @ei6worenen
oas @erOift abgabet Dab llarid
Ourh einen iin9IiidIiden 3ufall im's
9eben fam. llarih 6egab ii6 am
Sonntag 9lbeno na6 Dem r9lioer-
bielp-@orf" /madte cine 6nbrt auf
ser S6leiienbabu uuo itauo in iei-
nem Site aut ais Iid Der @oaen
ouf ser 6odiieu SteIle befano. gr
itiir6te oa6ei beraus inO bIieb toot
auf Der SteIle Iiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

lin moglitbIt Diele ser bon Den
9(Qiirten beIteQten So1en fort5uidaf.
fen, bebor ole Ser. Stooten I'M Sale
eineS arieges nit @1erifo oieielben
nit @eldIog belegen miro cine
groBe g[u5ubl Qompfer nod Dem bic
iigen Sofen geionOt. @eltern aaein
famen II 9ompfer bier an Inn I'M
bieligen Sofen 6efro6tet ou peroeu.
Sn 9lep- Yorf, gleip- Orleans unO an
ocren otlontiicben SofenItGoten miro
ebenfoIls Gin entipreben0er 3upaAs
al bereinfonmenoen SDiffen 6erid.
tet. sSalt ale oerielben iino Sramp.
Daupfer un0 boben europa etua 81
gleiGer 8eit berloiien. Sic botten
alle cine quite 5abrt uno famen bier
nit mir iuenigen Stunoen Inter.
ibie0 an. aobIe, g8ei5en mo anoe-
res @etreioe iperoen oie Saupt.
2o0ung oerielben biloen, bod iolen
einige oud Dem Eransport bon
&riegsmateriol Oienen. Ginige fol.
len bier ItGblcrne @ei1oBbiilien la.
oen Inn Oamit nad @ilningtou,
Gel, 0u geben, no oieielben in ser
DUPONT. 8uluerfabrit geloOen weroen
ioaen. 9lnoere peroen 9[utomobil-
Gruds. StobliAienen uno StabTbor.
ren fir Die SerItenlng bon @eiAolen
ino 9leropIontbeilen mitnebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
0Ln QG6mnlln rrfrnnft.

@eitern glaAnittaq 2 llbr wur0e
Serr Osfar @eDcr, g3r. 2201, Oit.
5a0etteitr. po6n6oit, i'm Salie glr.
1913, g3orO-9loIeitr., bon pI0slider
Granf6eit beiaQen. Ole 9lmbulan5
oeS nor0oItlir6en 0iItrifts bra6te ion
nnd icinenl Sauie, no Or. 2onis 80.
gel cine 2d6mune conItatirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
@littermadtIidles Sanfett.

Dor ii6er 200 @anoelbilocr.Ope.
rateuren lmoaino.8eiibern bielt beI.
te 0lorgen Serr 3. $. 9lidaroion,
9leoofteur Ser 3eitihriit uNSoping
8ictlre @orIo@ inn oberen SoaIe oes
0lumpia.&eitaurants, 92r. 306 Dit
@aItimore.5traBe, einen 8ortrag
iiber sic 4roiettions.Eerbnif. Gin
9anfett idloB iib an. Gic gerans
italtung begam nncb @rleoigung Scr
Eagesor6eit ser Operoteure Inn Mit.
ternadt. Charles 6. Sorper, @rd.
iiocnt Der neien g9anoelbiloer.Gen.
iitr.9eboroc, mar 5iigegen. SEER 6.
81. Sowaro, Der 8rdiioent Der @an-
oelbiloer Gperateur.lInion fiibrte oen
@oriib-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
Sam ant iueo.

Ser 9}eeer @iaiom Sones, mel.
der am 16. 9lpril oeu 9teger Garter
@oines in 6en llnterleib itod, 70 Bob
oerlelbe 0erblutete, ipuroe bonn &i1.
ter Soper ouf iiinf Sabre nod oen
3uhtbauie geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

SIN griminoIgeri6t puroe Ser
9}eger @eorge Doina bonn Ri6ter
Soper 81 ae6n Sabren3udtbaus Der.
urt6eilt. Ger gleger bate am 13.
0ldr5 ieinen 9loiieaenoiieu Clarence
9Dlcr nit einem SanObeile cine fol-
de @unOe am aopfe perIebt, oaB oer-
ieI6e am 26. Nlar3 itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

Berlin 2. Suui @eit 3uriid
Iiegt sic 3eit, Oa sic ooriorgenoc
SouSfrau mr an Oos Selepbou Slt
eebeu braudte, Inn aiide uuo Seller
nit reicbeu Gorrdtben 81 fiiaen melt
5uriif sic 3eit, no cill Onrb oaS Be.
oienenoe @erional oem <noen ans
glbtloiigfeit beririahten 8eitDerluit
BON menigen Wliniiten BON Dem Csc.
ihGitSinba6er nit tai1eno bofIihen
Morten entiduloiqt wnrNe. @er reh.
net bente bei'm ginfalf nod Minl.
tent @em fommt Is III Sen SinL
in einem 2e6ensmtttelgeiddft nur
oos 9ort ,geoienung4 aus3uIpres
denl Gas nGiuboIen" lit beute cine
&lnit geiporoen sic inn pa6riteit
Slime oes @orteS noM @rot gebt, ei.
ne 9tifeie, oie @elegen6eit 5ur
llebung bon @eonIO uno Gemut6
bietet.
Wlit Dem @etroIeun bat eS in oeuI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
3luei WlOtOrra6fa6rcr IdJiucr uerIcbt


Cine Gollilion 5ipii1en oem 9hlto-
mobil bon Serrn 9. Sowaro Gjris-
molo, pclAeS BON George @. @rau.
ion geiteiert iuuroe, uuo einem Nlo-
toriabrroO, aui meldem ii6 Sr. imo
6rau Ruoolpb S'Weearo bon 9tr.
203t @eit,2onoale-5traB beian-
oen ereignete iid aeItern gegen bal6
8 llbr 9lnGmittags an ser Gde bon
Mprtle-9loenue ino Wlulberr1-5tr.
9eiOe Motorraofabrer pIroen erbeb-
lih Oerlebt. @dbreno 9'Wlenra in
einem &ripnt.9(utomobil nnd oenl
llniOeriitdts-Soipital ge6radt werocn
muBte purOe ieine Srau nab Dem
MarpI0uoer 9lagemeinen Soipital
ii6erfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

Sir 0ie @eforOerung gum &unoe-
SerQeanten qitalifi3irten Del Ser am
10. Cylmi peronitalteten Yriiilng 40
@olBei.Sergeonten. SIN Der @rii-
Iung nobmen 65 9ergeonten t6cil.
0ie @oli5ei.9eboroe moAte geItcru
9}admittog oie 93amen Der Sum
9lpanciren gefG6igten Ser Hei6e nod
6efannt Gieiel6en iino G5omas
s. Wlooneu, G6orles 6. @ileblm,
Cornelius g. Go9e, 2e9loD 6. 9io-
6inion, 6ranf S. Blum 5ranf Earr,
Syaco6 Scrmon Sobn @eber, Denis
8. W2caenna, Charles s. Burns,
W1drf 9. SHoa, Sobu s. Gum %D.
81. Gon6ouier, Sobu q. Goneannon
gSm 8. SowarO, S5o6n O. 9iSf,
9}idolos 9. @atb, So6n $. Gome,
9(rt6ur 9S. Storeu, MlorcD 9. %bil-
lips, Geo. &. aoiB, @oporO %. &am.
iap, @eo. 9S. 9auinger, grneIt Wf
N1oore, SSo6n g9. gobinion, @ran-
bile S. 9o5man Charles 8immer-
mon G6os. 6. Brandt, 2aprence 6.
GoOion, S6os. S. 9arrp, Ser6ert 6.
Gobiuiou, Tbos. 5. Connolly, Sobn
S. Sol5er, 6roncis 30. Z. Sogom
Syo6n u. @aD, Sames q. @aanning,
@m. 81. SmDt6, @m. 6. 5erguIion
SSoiep6 s. Carroll, 9eri. 81. Sutton,
gSm. ~. Bbitc, 6. Serbert Glenn,
SSo6n s. Geoes, SEQ z. &eaO ino
Nlnrtin s. Wlannion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
0aIie aMaelaat.

Qie 6amilien Ser i'm 6el0e ite6enoen
Solooteu perOen unterltiibt. -
Gas @refutib Gouite oes 9iir.
ger 9Nisiduiies fir Die solOa-
ten bon @orDlanO fat lid orga-
niiirt. - 0os 9ureou miro in ei.
nigen Sogen er6ffnet.
Sin Sic in g}ot6 gerot6enen Sami.
lien Ser i'm 6eloe ltebenOen Soloaten
Ioll oeiorgt mer0eu. Gies mar ser
@rlnogeOdnfe uno ipuroe gum feiten
@uti6luB oes grefutio gomite's
Oes 9iirger 9lusi6uiies fir Oie Col
Ooten WarDlonO's, Oos eeitern 0Sad-
mittag in Sen &dumen oes o0ler.
dants Club" ii6er Oieien &unft 9e,
idliiie faBte.
Ridter SenrD Stod6rioge bonn
9(ppel(otionseeridt, ser an Oen Pr
6eiten 0eS ngot6en Grel5eS" tbGtig
lit umO groBe @rfabrlmg IN 6dllen
bon llnteritiibuug Bat, ipo6nte Der
oeItrigen Sibumg Oes Gomite's bel
inO ga6 oemlelben beridieOene &at6.
i6lGge in oieier Siniift. Serr 6rauf
81. Shirt. ser e6enfalls 5ugegeu iein
iuollte, mar leiOer ourH cine Neiie
na6 philadelphia am @rideinen
ber6inocrt. @ouoernelr Sorrington
uno N1opor @reiton iino ie6r fir Ben
@lon ser @eieIlidaft eineenommen
uno meroen Oie a0rperid5oft in i6ren
llnterne6mlingeu interitiiben.
0as 9ureau Oes @iirger.9rsidui-
les iIr oie SoIooten @lorDlano's
mirO in Dem @rogeidoB oes @qld-
ta6le @e6GlrOes in einigen Tagen
eroifnet weroen. @s lit nidt oie 9l6-
Iidt 0es 9iirger 9lusidiiies, ollein
al or6eiten, lonoeru miro Oieie Sc
IellIdoft nit allen iHon 6eitebenoen
Gereinigltugen gIeiAer 9(rt $anO in
SanO ge6en. Gs lit Oie @flidt Derer,
6ie 5u SouIe bIeiben, etpas 81 t6um.
1ie SolOaten baben genug an Der
@rcn5e 81 t6in imO iollten ii6 nidt
ii6er i6re 5uriidgeblie6euen 5omilien
Gorgeu MAIDEN. @eridbieoeue Serren
Oeuer es ni6t m0gliG it, iel6it Die
8oifc 5u ergreifen buben iib 6ereits
bel Oenl Gomite ongemelOet uno li1
6ereit erflGrt @elO ein5ll5obleu oa.
nit oen beoiirftigen 5anilien ge6ol'
fen meroen fam.
0ie 0amen Oes uMerdants Club"
6o6en ebenfolls Elm groBes Sntereile
an oieier organization uno perOen
Iib an Dem 9iebesmert 6et6eiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

Gs iiarb Hdm ihueren qeioen am 26. Nuul
1915 Gamillp @riihner aeiehter @aiie bon
0curciia @riibner. i'm go. Geben2dbr Nic
3 llbr bonn Gramerbauie yr. 2, 9ebman str,
aus nab oem npouoon @nrisSrieob0ie" TAFT.
Bite ieine 8lnmen (Sum27 2s)
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
N5U QUARTERS
 FUR P0ST0FFICE

The United states Postal De- pertinent has issued call for bids on a new postoffiea for sKagway.. The bids must be forwarded to heaG. quarters by May 1st, 1916.
 Specifications may be obtained from Martin Conway, postmaster for skngway, or by addressing the postal inspector in Seattle. The general plan Gr outlined by the proposal for bids calls for q suit able building, centrally located, pre- ferab!y within eighty reds Of the de- pct. The lease will be let for five or ten years to suit tnecouyenience of the lessor and legsee. With the building must go light, water, heat, closets, urinals, Q safe or vault for the safe keeDng of documents, fix turcs and mail boxes. The equip ment will cost in the neighbOrhood cr one thousand dollars. h all the floor space Of the building must bc fifteen hundred square feet. This would call for building thirty by fifty feet, CT direct pro portion of those dimensions
 BlaUk proposals may be obtained upuh application from the local postcfice. They must be forward ed by May 1st, 1916. Mir P. L. Neil, postal inspector, with headquarters at Seattle, is on the scene toady, installing the postal savings sys- tem and investigating the postal de- pertinent
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
FUNSTON WORRIED OVER
 UNFITNESS OF AMERICAN TROOPS

handled in a few days; but from the length of time it has taken them to make headway and the hor- riOle failures they have made in recent engagements, Funston be lieves that it will take an additional force to quen the rioters and bring to justice, the bandits of Mexico. It is his plan to station the militia at the posts and forts from which the regulars are taken. That this will leave forts and barracks in the hands of green and partially trained men is the opinion of the war department and some little diff ficuItS may arise between the de- partmert and Funston oyer the re quest for a different policy.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

sau Antonio, April 1S-Unless the work as outlined by the war de- partment is accomplished in a few days in the Mexican expedition. Funston win ask the department to move bodies Of troops, which are now stationed at other points in the Uui'ed States, into Mexico to strengthen and help the entangled American forces. Funston is be coming worried at the failure of the American troops to master the Mexi, an situation.
 It was thought by the war de rartment that Mexico could be
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

Berlin, April 13-The German govesnmen. has issued a reply to the inquiry of the American gov ernmeut concerning the sinking of five steamships and merchant ships, The substance of the reply is that they were destroyed by the Ger man government legally and in strict ace rdauce with the rules of war.
 This report went before the committee appointed by the cabinet to make the investigations and the next step to be taken by the Un- tied States in the matter will be announced very shortly.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

London, April l3-There is a lnu m the fighting at verdun by the Germans. Until recently they have poured steady stream of shot and shell into the city. At times the city has been in flames from t fire shelf thrown in upon the defenders,
 The latest maneuyeTs of the Ger mans seem to make the French of fiCiaIs believe that they are as their forces to attack dead mans hill. At present the French
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
GERMANY ADnITS THAT SHE
 ATTACKED MERCHANT SHIPS

Washington, April lS-The re- cent admission by GlymaTy that her submGrines have attacked mer- chant ships has slmplified the task before the cabinet of a9certaining whether CT not she had purposely sen. ships to the bottom of the ocean.
 The committee is now in confer ence with President Wilson in refer ence to laying down tho policy of the United States. The next step of the United States will be an uounced as soon as this committee has rune over the entire situation and presented it to Wilson and the congress which is now in session.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

He was in the best of health and his sudden death comes as a shock to tic whole country.
 Mir. Davis was born in Philadel- phia in 1864. He was a special war c, respondent of the London Times and the New York Herald during he Spanish American war, South Af- rican war and the Russo-Japanese war. He is the author of numer- -ous prominent books and plays. He was fifty two at the time of his death.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
FOOD SHORTAGE TELLS
 ON VILLAS RANKS

ratious. It is the belief of the Mexican generals, that unless he receives aid from some prominent Mexicau leader, thet he will not be able to withstand his pursuers many more days. Some of the men in his ranks are shoeless and a great part of them wero without hats. From the looks of the small band they must have undergone some rigid marching and extreme haTdships.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

German statesman who will play a great part in the diplomatic pro cedure which is now going on be- tween the United States and Ger many over her submarine policy. Von Buelow is closely watching the neutral nations in every move that they make. He is in daily communt cation with the Kaiser auG one of the few men on the German board in whom the Kaiser places absolute confidence.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

Mexico, April 13 - That Villa and his few followers are in dire need of supplies and ratiOns, is the opluion of the war department. General Herrera has received an oI- ricial report from Guawero that Villa wit, a small band of bandits is fleeing southward. He has but very fcy followers and they are badly armed, have but few rounds Of ammunition and are short of
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

New York, April 13-Four men have been arrested and are being held in the city bastile, pending an Investigation of charges which have been lodged against them of plae- ing fire bombs on ships which were sailing for the continent. A ship loaded with munitions of war for the Allies was inspected by the of ficer in charge and seven fire bombs were found on board. The
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
LULU IN FIGHTING bT VERDUN-
 GERMANS PREPARE NEW ATTACK

hold -he trenches around the city which puts up a battle front of over twenty miles. The French claim that the configuration of the ground makes their present line im- pregnable by the Germans.
 The Germans have gained from three 10 five miles on a front of about fifteen miles, but have taken only one ring of forts around the city This ring is the advance fortifications and by no means the strong part of the defense.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
J. s. CRUISER SENT
 IO MEXICAN WATERS

department. It came from a naval radio station in Mexico The war department has ordered the Cruiser Denver to proceed under fighting trim and seased orders to inVesti- gate the truth of the message.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

SaE Diego, April 1$-Several Am ericaus have been killed and wound ed as the result of bandit riots iu the vicinity of Sonora. This mes sage was caught by the wireless of this city and reported to the war
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
FIRE B0NB5 DISCOVERED ON
 SHIP LOADED WIT. .EPL0SIVES

bombs were timed to explode and thereby set fire to the ship when the ship would have been a thous- and miles out in the Atlantic ocean
 Three of the men have been traced and it has been found that they were employed on German steamship lines before the war. The other man has not as yet been traced. All show the appearances of being German bred.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13

New York April 18-The New York Tribune, a great moulder of public opinion in the Hub city of the world, is urgently calling for ,he nomination of Theodore Roose- welt on the republican ticket. Col umn after column of editorial matter and news articles are being writ ten about the former president, They claim that he is the only
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-13
RICHARDHARDiHG
 DAVIS DEAD

Mount Kisco, New York, April I3-Richard Harding Davis, novel, iot and playwright, died very sud denly al his home here last night.