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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
snmSau DerIaht gaItinlure.

@ciicri ser lcetc Sog icincr Sam
po0ne- Grtrag scr geiirigclI
samnluneeu ilicBt in 9ilu'S
Soihc @clO miro crit 6eltte
eclG6lt perocn 9iap'S Ser.
c0rcr 6oficu oui $4,000 So0c
G6eds o6gclieicrt
Grit beutc oOcr morgen miro es
oiiijiel befomt werOen. mcldc @elc-
numc III Bin SimOoyS @cIOi0del
Qciloiien iii, ais @oItimorcS Tnnt
iiir sic atro6atiihcn II. lirsuiitiideG
%errcnfungeu Oes aroBen vGuue-
duugS 9lpoitcIs.~ Geiteru Bot oic
Gampoenc nod odtiuotentlihcr
Eouer eiu GuOc genommen mO idlon
6ei Ser Diorgei Geriommhmg De-
aOnucn Oic 6iclOiommIinaeu onji-
ihpcllcn. @olO uno Sil6cr. 9out'
rotcn imO G6edS iiiaten 5ipci gro6c
9iudetor6e nod Oeu jwei criten@er-
iamuihmgcu. imo obpoAl Oie Sobe
Der Sonmllmgen nidt inn @nticrn.
tciten obgciddtt wcroen foim lit cS
bcfonut gelporOcn. ooB sic lllberS
$1,000 @illp 5um 0eidenfe mahten
iuo 0oB lid mehrerc GbedS bon rcdlt
betr1dtlider So6c lulter oen 6ontri.
butionen befanoeu. Bon @illp'S&cc'
c0rcrn puroe geiteru ole Soiinuug
ouSaeiproden Oob oie @einmnltbo5c
Der Gontribiltiouen $4,000 crreidlca
mag. eiue Simme, sic iiher ScOer.
morui Iclbit 9iar, gcri ieincin Gon'
to jugutr ihreibeu lUiiroc Gas @clO
Iiuuroe inter polijcilidem Shut aus
Ocn Eobernafcl in ole 9anf 81
Commerce geinofit imO miro BORT
wcnn ollc @citr0ge cinselonieu iinS.
1cutc sejablt luerocn
Gum S6cmo iemcr WlorgenreOe
ma6ltc 9illu Siui0op 9eitern &cr.
iuittog r3oiinmg an 9ladmiitag
rcoctc CT iiber Sic iiinf aroueu"
uno gl6enoS ,.Gr iagie noreen" sir
Die gcitrigcu &prionunlun9cH maren
ii6crbailpt feinc rcicrUirteu 8lobc
uSaeqeben lpor0cn. itnO oaber battcn
Dicicnigcn iid Oie 6citcr &ldbc ST
iideru permoht sic 5lcrit il oo5
gobcrnofel tomen
Scutc luirO 9iGp Sinoap 9alti.
more 9cbeuo6l ioeer er id6rt um
8 ll6r aRoraens nod) @6ilnoeIpbio,
miro BORT 1rn Sobu @annomafer
cinen fnSen 9eind) abitattcn luG
lid Damn in iein 9eim IN Snoiono
bcgebeu. @euige Sage trcnnen ibH
mtr nod por Ser iidd)iier nGuue
dmags Gaupague" nit Der X
aanioS Gitp bcgliiden miro.
s2ic ans 3onios Gitp oem Gau-
poane Goniite berittet pilroc, iii
BORT 6ercitS glaeS fiir ooS gintrcitea
ocs groBeu v9lpoitcIS" icrtig gIud)
bort 1T Gin Ioberuofel in oeIuiclben
Strlc mic 0os 9oltilnorer errittet
ipcrocn. uno bic @orlauier 9illp's
itn0 6creits flcibig oa6ci, oie n0tbige
Siinnuiue iiir ooS erid)eincm Sim.
bans ST. modem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
@IitnIieO Scr .sdluarlen SanSD.


WiorOaniiiiicr bon cincni 9eorobtcp
crihoiicu. 6iird)tcte iiir icin
ci9eucs Se6en, &or ocu Phi.
traocn scr 5dwor5cn Sono 90
iclhait uidlt uohgcfommcn
Bon Der Goroners Surp entla-
iiet
Ger Stalieucr Son @imcorc Ser
om Soniitog icmcn Souosnon gIlt.
OD Wuiieppi in ciuem Steinbrli6 III
scr 9i16c BON SABRE sc @roce cr-
idlob. miirOe geitern Morgen BON ci.
ucr GoroncrS Surn, Oic Don @cro.
ner Soiepb @am6lrger cinberuicn
moroen mar, oQer SAulo entloitet.
Sci Dem &crbor CAB 9uncore an,
oo6 cr icit longercr 3eit oil @uiiep.
pi scr Gin Wiitglico Der pSblUar5en
&on0" mar @elO ablieicrl mlBte. Gr
muroc bon Oemiel6cn ferncr Dor eli.
nigcu @louotcn 6coiitrogt oaS
gSo6n0ons bon Ninpor Nlidoel "a.
lcu jn oDnamitircu neil Oerielbc
3lpci 0reruOc bon @uieppe wegen
@crlcblmg oeS uciBeu Stlaucn'We'
ictcS bate projeiiireii laiieu Bun.
core iii1rtc o6cr Sen 9luitrog nidlt
aus Ger 9eBterc iUuroe Oonu Dor
Orci g2odlen nad) 0opeipea 90. sc.
ianot. INN bort cine nglrbcit" SIT per
ridlten 9lS @lmcore IN @opelpcll
oufou wiroc cr angeIpieien eincn
Niann 81 crmoroen. Gr iii6rtc uber
sic C6ot nidt ans, inO @niieppi IolI
i'm Damn nit Dem Iooc bcOrobt ba,
ben. gmcorc por iibcrSelgt oaB
cr Don 0uiicppi bel giiniiigcr @cle-
qrnAcit aus Sem @eae gerdluHt
mcr0cn milrOc. Ter SeBterc lllo 9lm.
core an ,Srcitag ST cineni Spa5ier.
Qonge ciu- @uuCore iab loiort mas
in Der quit las 500 cinen 9lcuolpcr
inO icuerte feds Shiiiie olti @ul'
ieppi a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
gSlriOn"
SdIlnis6On5rrt nmO Ball.
y Wlittuodl, Oen 26. Slpril.
gebmann ,oalle.
lgLpriI23 26l


81 @obelS Saae in Sigblano,
toiru bicIt geitern 9iadmitta9 Der
Baltimore 9apern aranfcn-llnter-
itiitnngs.@crein" ieine 6al6mouat'
lihc 9eriammlung uutcr Dem 9orlib
BON Yrdiioert Soiep6 OloB6ergcr.
Sefretar 01ihacl 5ortid protofoI.
lirtc. 9crihicoenc eingegon9enc Sin
laouugen ulrocn angenonWen. Sin
neueS Dlit9lico murOc aiigcuommen-
Der 9crcin bcihloB al9oom lid
beutc glbcro III corporc al Dem Stii.
tl,ugsieii ocS Baltimore @uDern'
Gcreinc4 81 betbciligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

aannIi0flum Cniineo
..Nain NH hp 3NflU W ANilnn".
,iMaNtN" fuiiiuna "a Nati1"
nNipppnfpmr" Nanbculnc uliq 2danpflhtprf
o@aluiano" 'auocplif nno Mauoelptpet
4i,uNis Minpt tniir" Zoo CHS pOmccno"
,&'nlilmDts NenftuNcrfn" SlleuuounM
aeil Apri 7 Giilinnascll nIo IdH 80
rurl8 pnut"
,NfrWanintUiNnntrhpr llictmoNilN peh
1i tlplli. icrirn nlnBt1 Nuiiicrl
,AcHrib ticotuaH5" lilctnpHilo ocn
Ii tlufil NHii ni Der aNrohln puNt
,xntiuDllHnnridcr eicDerirau5 uno Iamril
Nfrfiu lNctmoR0A ntu 2 apfii, 1nlluD
Noiiigi $50 NQl n Ncdcfo puac." toeilli
tnIu
,Allou" MllpuM Dcn @b tptii @niuH
GuiHpf fio Q0u in ocl syehu0fn cuuc7
,NtubNnuN NilimOh Ocli 8. Uui Duuo.
fiNne .ibgnl uuD Nnbnu in pcr a0fpblilill
onNfa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
MrrIeNte 0aa edIanIaelcN

llAicr set 9luibnloiamq oas
haui8eieb pcrlcet NI 6oben wroc
fu,d 0en @ilis Eoli5cidei llpton
1oN 4roolIDn o. y Garpner ans
Suits @ou uer0oitei lno Is Silien
sler ioulc cinc @aIlonc 2S1lStep
Mil &eldiaa belcgt G9 uar opr Ro.
l3ei sH GNraiI Bcipumeg oaB 9orp
ipr piriilloicu aa iiallcHilchc glr1ei
teet aertauii bic ~ rincr eQl4neor
Raac llrie Nap pcbnen 6i Yer
Neloul0 oclon9 cs ocm 0bet ocn
s'ernaqtiacu 5u iibsrroil0sn uuo lcli
NNcanlgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

gtHomgruoc @raus1eii lol oas
9lrtlp al eineni aiaebhhen 1clbli.
Wnr0sernid 0es 9baries ~ gllina'
Aan ooa 9r il Gin 58yaocr5ige
lMa Iw 9'al trlW Scohnlt'r
Ho aA5i H9 nSra3ls''t 19iote
ipitsl4 raleIiciart mcroeu mo.
lilai 0ls 9ippHa ieos Weiierp ~ciohr
EVf9ifiGigit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

poltigc Cootiou.
Iic 9lribc Der Nortrdac ucldc
BON ser o@cronol Sibcrtu Scague"
ueraliaItct worocll mnrcu imi oas
4ublif0u ibcr bic 5ho0ci Der
EroGbiiion aui5nflorcn aclangtc
aciteru in cipcr uor5ii9lih 6eiubten
Dloiicupcriamnhna IN Scr ~Spric0
Alnl 9lbidluB. Gas geluoIiigc 0jcs
60uoc mar bis oui oen lcBtcu Glae
aciiiat inns beionoerS crirculit mar
cS oaB iA mter Ocn Nmucicnocn
olN cine 1roBe slu3a6l BON Ganrn
bciann
Gic bcioei Soptrconcr ocS &C.
itrigcu 9lohuiitagS Serr 96arlcs
VI Niuolc dtS Chicago im0 Con,
arcBmitalicO !. 6. Mlccfcr bon Dlii.
iuri iii0 BON ocn Souiagspcr.
ioutmluaacu I'M ~Niorplono.Ebco.
ter 6crciiS sur @cuigc bcfaunt
mo bconritcn ionlit fciuer beionoc
rem 0nliil0runa. Sit ibrcm aaupic
iiir peri6nlihc 6rciheit lmo 0egcn
oaS Nludcrt6ml bobcn iiA oieie bci-
0cn 6erporrogcnoen 9ieoncr grobc
&erOieniic erworbeu iul0 nit @e.
0nicrn oilrite 0csbolb Die gfndridjt
auiaenoninicn mcrocn onG iic Dor,
ldufia uht noh Baltimore Nuriid
fompucn lucrocn Eie 6riihiabrS
Gampoquc Scr nSiao iiir perionlihe
Srci6cit1 lit plaleid nit 9illu Slus
ooDc lcetcn gliitrcten abgcid1loiien
porOcn imo ludbrcnO Ger ndd)ilen
01ouatc mill man lid oui ocn 9luss
ban oer Organization 6citrdntcn
Die Sriidtc Ser pon Der SNa III Oell
lcbtrn gSodcn gcIciitcicn glrbcit mcr
0en iid ipdter jciarn wcnn 9illp
Slmoan III Baltimore ihon Idnait III
Spraciicnbcii acratbcn icin ipiro mo
bCi cincn gInb0ngern ou Stcllc Der
alii6euoeu an 6andticmuS 9renjells
ocn 9eaciitcrlina ons @ciiihl Der
6uttdnhung getrcten lit Tieier u.
Ga gchiilrt oie sllcrtemuug. jnerlt
non allen Crsoniioiioncu Den @ltb
bciciicn 5u baben Dor Sic Gciieut.
lidfci 5n treien ino ocn lidl ols
Gpoaaeliiien miSocbcnocn 9lcilcpre.
bigger g'ill0 Sunoop ats Siigucr INN
litsrariitru Iieb iii 6rauomarfen
INTO ai oen &roa9cr ju IlcllcN PIC
bon sen Aeouern Der Siga acacn
5imoap crAobeueu mo bcipielcncf
9lnfIaoel into 10 idnucrcr glotim oaB
man hdttc one5uen ioller Der
Ia6crnofd.Dlnmi miiroc Baltimore
liht pcrloiicu obnc oni &iuclcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24


,@otcrIauo"Slapcllc tommt 6eutc.
Sir - Alaun itorfc Aapcllc pes
literairicn oeutldcu 9iielenOonplcrs
&aierano" miro init 0cn hclltiacn
Saac i'm .Nippooromc Sheatcr~ i1r
critics glnitretcn arBcrhalb 9'clv
2orfs beainnen. lin l2i ll0r miro
iie. oirctt oon Scr @ietropole toni
mcno. fitelo 5onoer g9aaaons auf
Dem llnion Nobnlole cmtrciicn no
ioalsicl cine gnionobiI alluloiahrt
ourd bic 1taot Entcrnebmcn. 2ie
Noriicllinacn uu Nippooronic Sbco
ter begilneu nm llhr 9lahnittags
nno lanicu imlntcrbroNen bis IL
ll1r a6cloe ouyh GS calpficllt
lid Aei leie so toaluen opcr So
aculibc lal @urals so brlelel IA cla
enormcr 2Iuoraug 5ll erportcn licbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
8ic0rr Snilcim

ar Neo0orc 9RartlrA rl 0cr
ats ciiiicr ID Der britiicben glrec
oiegis irli gclicrli ID Nc1lclilnl9
Igngs 9aiere icincr Waitin uno lcis
lte duaaers aIi ocm 1ompier
oris w 9iau.Aprf eill ,Srap
'lalhtgN ui0 Grennoc crmarteien
aie tseicliiaait au seicr Iic slu.
ihlit I'll Baltimore miro rahrdein
id 6cule .fladjniiiag eriolgcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

Ser olluabGdnsise Yiirecrpcreiu
p6u MarOlauO4 appellirt 6icrnit IN
iciuc idmmtlidltM gRitsliroet, iopis
aac ocntidlcn nnO Oiterreifiidlcu Ne.
pOEncr SaltimoreO, mG6rtnO oieIer
SSudlc Sis @orieaunscu I'M '9ippp.
SrOme. Sbsatsr, in Ocnen nit briuH.
oercr Grlau6Rih uon Commodore
yipier bic Aapenc Ors iuteriliftcn
centidlsR GampicrS DSutsrlnHO4 5lI
Snnitcu Der osntidleu Mitnucu mp
gsaiieli rou5ertircu uirb, ~ brinden.
Tic 0icleecnaeit, cineS aeruorragen-
oea 9naitscunHtS tIeilhcitis 81 uer'
oea uuS aleidBeifis Wntes fiir bic
iuadercI SdIhbcr Ser lirbsn alten
NeimatG sn tAmn, it Oumit seae5eu.
(9lpril23 ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
VIVA nermint nrmrIart.

alA Acf @pAlnHA lslnpg 1pdlIers
SfM oarru Noaalo 9lr 2237 Cit
aipf9 alselne rcreicTcan0 oer b5
kabrs ate 6raHt 3ertcl nl0 wagoe
ale Bolsel erintf au oW g'etHii3
igN 81 ubpoel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
IinnucnLInn in NnItimnrr.

1ie ndcbne aGoiIarn Commercial
aAer Goupeniiol miro IN galtis
masc abaeaalten meroeu lpic per
9g6li0eui & s. giormau uom ~gal
aaNra g'iNineB eolcac" nlitbcilie,
irot0em 0as Grellnip GouIitc llap.
lQYl lgl 1nrida9 gcbradt Aniip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
0ri@Iaaen.

9lr6citcr scr Baltimore CDio-9o6n
acrict1cu uegcn 0clS in Shcit
Goniel Spnd Unroe 6icrbcI
nit elmer Giicniionoc mcQcrge-
idlagcu &criior6 inn Sopi.
tal. Ger C6otcr, Enlicl 6olen
ieit9enoninen.
Sm llnipcriitGtS Soipitol pcritor6
geitcru 9ormittog Goniel SUnh on
gerlcslnaen ole i6m Gouiel 6oleD
aus @ilmington Gel. 6eigcbradt
6attc. 5olcp wur0e inter Der Se-
ibuloiguuq ocS WlorOeS Scr 9root.
Inn &oli5ciitotion cingelieicrt.
Die Nlduner or6eiten Del ser Bal
tinore S6io Giien6o6n mo liuO
III Sen 9lr6eitcr 9aroden no6e
Stone Souie Gope lnterge6radt @e-
gen 3 ll6r O}oroeus acriet6cn sic
@idnner iibcr cine acknowledgement
IN Streit, Der ST. S6ati0dlibfeitcu
ousortcte @lobld er9riii 6oleD
cine iumerc @iicuitangc imo idmg
icincu Gegner bermit pcrihieOcnc
Wiale ii6er Sen aopi itn0 9orpcr
Sic ylr6citcr. mcldc Dem Noniuic
jllia6eu. 6ottcn nic5t oeu Nht6, cine
jnipringcm "a tic iiir6tetcu OoB
,ScIeu oni lie nit Ser Stonge eiG-
idlogcn miiroc. 0ic 6cuadriht9-
ten 9a6n 9etcftiOS 2ldborit mo
@csleu ucr6nitetcu 8olc0 mo ior9
ten tiir sic idleilnigc llcbcriii5rmng
0cS an picleu g9lmOcn butenocn
9Dnd uod oeni llniperiii0ts Soipi-
tai III baltimore. Die &crlcBilngcn,
Die Der @loun erIitteu Bat paren
aber 10 idpercr 9lotIr OoB ou ieine
@ieOer6critcllmg nidt SIT ocnfcn
mar.
Die 3eu9cu oeS GoriaaeS 6c6oup-
ten. OoB 6eiOe @l1nuer aeiuiufcn bot
ten. 6olcp gob OH ooB SDnd Oen
@criud gcmadt la6en ioQ ans iei-
ner Gaite $l2 5u iiebler ud6rcno
cr mii ieincm Bette lag S0ieriiber
ioa ii@ Der Streit cuhpidelt 1abcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

gI0ohnsnten, sic Oen oSsntidew
GcrreivunSeaien" nidjt piinftIid Ooer
iturcarlnaiiia cr9aIten iinO ae6steu,
oer Ciiiec baum per SeIeplon Ooer
IdlriitIid Wlitt6eilnus 81 madeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
Nrridll bro @aliimOrc Mcticr6nreans
Gcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der quit
auor C7 9ro5ent mn $ llbr glorgens
ln0 5l Aro1ent nm 5 lLDr Nbenos.
SeIrarapliIdcr g9ciicrbcridlt,

gllS ocn iibrigen 9iuocS @cttcr'
2leobnNhnas Stoiionen lpuroell
SIC i0l9cuoeli nicoriglicu Scmperutil'
rem 0ie MN S llbr geiiern glben0
rprridfcn hcrid,tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

sir 9iorplano uio Ocn Iiliritt
Columbia Daltc beiionoig mo tI0
ler moBigc ucillidc &uoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24
eMihatartcn

cou imo nadj TeutihlanO uuo Ce.
.icrreidl-llugorn iiber glottcrOam lmo
)lru yort. GeI0ieuonueen radl @u.
rppl
Sbso. s.. 1irner & 60,
2ii Gn-g'nIiimOrs-S Sir,
.@dr5i3-) 243 SiS.SrOaOluag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

ncu ireutcu lid nit sem amoerr
iuiO qeOohicn ser Belt. ais lie emit
mails I'M @artcu biuter Scdcn mo
9auneu 0ic Citcrcicr nidicu, oic bic
iorgenocn GItcrn fiir lie pcritedt bat
ten
Der .@eiteno SieoertrolB" miro
6eute 9lbcnO ieincu Citer.9nll in Der
n,Srobiinn 0ollc" abbaltcn ocr 81
ciner ionoieu Geronitolhmg lueroel
miro. 9eSgleideu gie6t 6clte Der
.,Ecutid llugariihc Sieocrtran5r
uno Gameupcrcin icin ShmB-Gon.
cert mO Ciier.9nlI lUeIhe Serou'
itaIhma cti GrciauiB in 5iio.9oltis
more wcroen piro
9ltloutic GitD
81 Scr gcitrigcn Sitcr-@ornoc IN
slilantic Gitp. oemi obnc SItlantics
Gh gdbc es feiic fai6ionoblc Citcr;
Barooe in 9lnierifa 5u iueldrr iif
allie. Die e0 iidl leiitcn fonnen ulo
un6coinet onbci ieiu miiiicu.
ciuimociL lpnrcu ii6er 250000
9llenihcu nui 0em 9oorowolt ouipes
lcno. oo6 idlicn ocr Mettcrgott Die
glbiiht eebabt 81 hoben sic garde
Qora0e' III MaNCr lurrOen 81 Iailcn.
glio filrj Dor II llbr rcanetc cs ni'
auiborlid. ais Die Some i'd oann
iDrcn @eg Ourh oje Bolfcn bobuic
rmo i6rr Stroblcn oui sic bnite
Mengc mari. 9llIc Dtooen uarcn
pcrtrcien lno Grnhicrclnplare BON
MoOehiitcu 5ur Sd)mi ge6rnd)t.
9cinileiidl mar poriuiescno unO 5eig.
tc cS iid, oob sic Scrtilbrondle
g9iwocrmcrfc in Striimpien bcrporl
briugt. Cic 9loOciarbcn woren Icidt
gclb. idlmar5 lmo iueiB 0ciirciit. roio
mo idottiihc @iuiicr. Tie Sllciouug
por lciht ino 0nitig 5ortr Nhmien.
iirduBc jicrten Die lllicoer mo
Is berridtc oaS ollg0uo1ute 0iicr.
ircbeu oli ocm ~Nonlengong" III
Ntlaniic.9iiu-
Iic &otcIs morcl iiberiii0t mo
fonnteu Saren0e bon Ncrionen lei.
/ NJ llniertunft iin0cn oOcr mnlBicu
/ iitb nit 6illiacrcn Cnarticrcu IN 0ei
Staot alfrieOel 9cbcu llntcr ocr
9cildcrp beian0en lid oudl uicll
Gamen ino 0errcn ous 9altinore
0onlitcr 0Derit Socob Noof, @ra
CScitemiiller imo sln0erc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-24

ylWtb.


ll5O glim0cNs mo l2Os yio1ts.
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,g'altimUre %nAern.% %crcin."
i7. Stiitnnssicit uno Son
i-hn. -Allnnlnn hnn Ol llnril

0arinaS S,alIe, 6ait'9lue- nnS 3. 5trS
(9lprili6.23 o
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9n oct "lDrif. +"
Spra6cm 9SinOIc nnO
Wlccfcr.
1000 @criOncm im 9NaIs
IemueriammIlImg.

ecOtc oiicutIi6c %eriaunilmg.
lluter gluipi5icn Der rSiao iiir
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-30
Former Local
Teacher Killed

Miss Ethel Rigdon, formerly prin-
cipal of the Ashland high school and
who left hore IN 1911 for Salem,
where she has since been the head
of the English department at the
Salem high school, died Monday
morning from the result of injuries
received when she was struck by an
automobile while crossing a street in
Salem. According to word received
in this city Miss Rigdon started
across the street at a corner in the
company of A. c. Clancy of Portland
and was run into by an automobile
driven by Asa Tindall. who since her
death has been arrested on a charge
of manslaughter. Miss Rigdon suf-
fered fractured skull and did not
regain consciousness, dying three
hours later at Salem hospital.
Miss Rigdon has many friends I'm
this city who will be shockedto learn
Of her death. Her parents reside in
National City. Cal. She has broth
er and three sisters in Salem.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-30
Surplus Water May
Be Used as Bait

B. r. Greer appeared before the
city, council following the budget
meeting Monday night and outlined
plan for attracting the investors
who are known to be contemplating
sanitarium investment here, ask
ing that the council gave an informal
expression of their approval. The
council did not take definite action
owing to the lateness of the hour,
but have the matter under considera-
tion and will meet this week again
to consider it.
Mr.. Greer stated that while of
course ,the outcome of the recent
election released the capitalists from
their promise regarding a sanitari-
um, he believed they could yet be
induced to make the $4,000 invest
ment here by offer of the mineral
waters. He made it plain that there
was just a chance of getting them
but that he considered IL we'll worth
trying. He stated that arrangements
had been made with Messrs. Dodge
and Murphy for a tentative PROPOSE
tion for their waters, and asked that
the city have their attorney draw
up a contract offering their waters
under strict clauses which would pro
tect the city in every way. He sug-
gested that the contracts be made
in the form of a tentative option
which would become an option upon
the completion of the sanitarium
which in the opinion of the council
cost $4,000, and also contingent
upon work being started within sixty
days The contract would protect
the city in every possible way. Mr..
Greer stated that the only water
which the city could donate as a bo-
nus was the surplus sulphur water
for bathing and a tap on the lithia
and soda for drinking. The surplus
lithia and soda for bathing belong
to Messrs. Dodge and Murphy.
The matter is being considered by
the council, the majority of whom
realize that the surplus water is of
no use to the city except as bait to
induce a sanitarium investment, and
who realize that the contracts could
be so arranged as to absolutely pro-
tect the city's fountains and interests
in every way. The consensus of
opinion seemed to be that there
could be no possible harm in offer
/ ing the water with hopes of the bait
proving attractive enough to bring a
$4,000 institution to Ashland,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-30
EndersVilIe Now
Busy 3Fyame-Up

IT. G. Enders and his political CO.
horts have been exceedingly busy of
late. It is said that they are franz
ing up to control the politics of Ash
land in 'the coming election. II is
stated that Enders' lineup is Banta
or Lamkin for mayor, Stone for coun-
ell from the First ward, Dennis for
council from the Second and w w.
Caldwell for council from the Third.
The last rumor is to the effect that
the fact shat both Banta and Lamkin
are known to be Endors' political
henchmen, it may prove oxpedient to
select a candidate for mayor who is
not so supinely close to the great po-
lHical merchant. self-constituted boss
and does not SAVIOR so strongly of his
noxious political odor.
It is stated that in case Mayor
johnson decided to make another
try. Banta win be his opponent. If
another citizen not subseryient to
Enders enters tho field, Lambin will
be put ia the race against him on the
orounLthat IamEin can control the
church vote; but if Greer becomes a
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-30
Lose Robbers
After Fast Chase

An attempted robbery, thrilling
chase. shooting and final escape en-
livened the usual Tuesday night
quiet of Ashland. Patfolman Car
penter in making his usual rounds
found the back door of Simpsons
hardware store opened, the burglars
having removed an iron panel and
bored through the inner door. The
burglars must have just effected en-
trance. Carpenter entered and
searched the building with his flash
light but saw no one. He turned on
the night light and started to phone
to Simpsons house. Just as he had
Glen Simpson on the line he heard
the front door click. A robber had
turned the Yale lock and jerked the
door open. He was out in a flash
and another followed. They had
been crouching behind the counter.
Carpenter had dropped the phone
and pulled his gun. A command to
halt failed to slow up the fleeing
men, and fearing to shoot into the
street, the patrolman gave chase.
The men dashed down the alley next
to the Ashland hotel. Calling to Pa
trolman Winner, who had Just start
ed from the police office on his
rounds in the other direction, Car
penter went down Water street and
Winner down Oak Winner saw two
other men, who had probably been
posted in front of the store, follow
the first two.
When Winner got into Oak, two
men were hurrying along in front Of
the armory. They ran at sight Of
him and re- gave chase. They turned
down the railroad and into the brush
and he followed. When he was down
the track short distance the other
two broke cover from near the Fruit
Association building and dashed
across the track down Oak. Winner
fired three shots. after calling on
them to halt, but they disappeared
into the shadow. Glen Simpson ar
rived at the store shortly after Car
penter left it, The robbers got a
dollar in change from the cash regis
ter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-11-30
One District Forms
And Another May

At a meeting of the county court
Monday the order calling an election
for the creation of the high line ir-
rigation district December 27 was
signed by Judge Tou Velle and Com
missioner Lever.
Directors for the district were
named as follows, to be voted for:
For division No. /, James Owens; for
division No. 2, Leonard Carpenter;
for division No. 3, VIM. Bulge; for
division No. 4, j. A. Perry; for di-
vision No. 5, George B. Dean. w. H.
Gore was named as treasurer of the
district.
Polling places were designated as
follows: DR.. Pickel's ranch, north Of
Medford on Eagle Point road, for
district / w. II. Browns residence
Roosevelt avenue, for district 2; resi-
dence of w. II. Hammond, Orchard
Home tract, for district No 3; Oak
Grove school house, district 4; West
Side school house, district 3.
On account of protests filed by
Messrs. Birdeye, Long and others,
action on the creation OF the River
side Colony irrigation district was
postponed pending investigation
The final hearing will be held FRI
day.
The land coming under the propos-
ed district comprises about 1900
acres lying along Rogue river, below
the town OF Gold Hill, Water for the
proposed district will be taken from
the river above Gold Hill, the organ
izers of the district claiming that wa
ter in any amount desired is avail
able. The cost will be $S5 per acre,
with a maintenance charge which it is
thought will not exceed 20 cents per
acre.
according to Clarence Boyd of
Gold Hill, 81 per cent of the people
of the district are in favor of the
creation of the irrigation district.
The Ashland-Talent district is go
ing ahead with preliminary surveys
and plans.