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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you have your suit pressed, cleaned and repaired by us
 We will make them look like new We do dry or gasoline cleaning. We do steam cleaning.
 We make suits to order.
 We make alterations.
 We make and repair furs.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We guarantee all work and our prices are reasonable.
 First class workmanship. , Come and see us. we will give you our prices before we do your work. We appreciate your patronage
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom 6 Hagen and
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
YOU TAKE NO RISK.

We deliver the Goods. Brooms 25c, soc, and 65 cents. Universa. Meat Chopper $1.50, Bake pans 15, 20 and 25 cents, Nut Crackers soc to $1.50. All $1. Watches 85c., Chalk soc. gross, Happy Home biid Seed 2 for 25c., Stove bolts all sizes 10c. doz., Aluminium paint 25 and 50 cents. Very best Toilet paper 2 for 25c. Fry pans 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents. Egg Beaters zoe. Bambo Ski Stick 25c. each. Bamboo Ski poles ready for use 75c. each or s1.25 pair. Strainer from the smai- lest at sc. to the largest at 25c.
 c. w. LEWIS.
 Successor to w. Delbar.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

ANCHORAGE, Feb. 12.-Fifteen hundred men attended a strike meeting in this place and a union was, formed whereof Jack Suther. land was elected president and A. J. Ross secretary.
 The trouble started when sixty steel layers struck demanding an in- crease from 37 1-2 cents an hour to fifty cents per hour. They issued u call for a general strike of workers
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
v .iIa .e IiM o9 I .aIN

Chairman EEdes of the Alaska Rail- road Commission when interviewed with relation to the strike troubles at Anchorage, Alaska, where the men are demanding an increase ot pay and today's reports show that the work is tied up, said that it is only temporary trouble.
 as responsible for the labor restless ness in Alaska, especially in tha,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
SUDDEN FLAWS HAMPER
 WON hINDENBERG, DvINSk

BERLEN, Feb. 13.-Ill luck which followed the fortunes of von Him. denberg at the close of the year 1915 along the Dvinsk, opened out for him in good measures in his ad- vance in the Dvinsk region when sudden thaws and heavy rains suc- ceeded in doing what the Russians had been unable to do, stay his ad- vance.
 If the present mild weather con tinucs 1t will mean a big delay In
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
AT THE DREAM.

No show tonight at the Dream Theater. Tuesday night Uncle Toms Cabin in three parts, tho standard of all American melodramas, called the Barometer of the American Stage, the mascot of thousands of managers, beloved by all theater goers. See it in pictures. Simon Legree, Eliza Harris, Little Eva, the bloodhounds and lastly dear Old Uncle Tom. Wednesday ana Thurs day The Perils of Pauline 3rd and 4th Episodes.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
the Hindenbcrg advance.

PETROGRAD, Feb 13-The Rus troops have succeeded In advancing along the Pruth. Zereth ana Dneis- ter rivers. Tho movement forward is increasing in volume with the severity of the fighting taxing the defense lines of the Teutons.
 With the publication of the Headuqarter's Staff announcement of big advances in these sections.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
ORDER IN MEXICO IS
 PRACTICALLY RESTORED

found general restoration of order throughout Mexico. CarrcnZa is slow in calling Q national conven- tion to consider an election on the advice of his military and civil leaders until conditions have be- come more stable.
 Zapata alone is now Independent of the Carranza government.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

LONDON, Feb. 13.-There is no concealing the financial panic that has now the German monetary world by the throat. Two more south German banks failed today for one hundred and twenty-five million dollars.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
S. SIMsON.
4727 Brooklyn Ave, Seattle, Wash
Merchants Agent.

Merchants Agent.
 Will buy Merchandise of all de scriptions for Dealers here or any where in the States. Furs bought outright or sold to highest bidde' on a 3 per cent Commission.
 Wanted special, cross foxes. For ward same parcel post, registered
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

in the employ, of. the railroad com. mission. The railroad men complain that the commission is paying Q lower scale than has at any time been paid in that section of the country, and urge that the men stand together to maintain the wages which have heretofore Deen paid.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

section. .s of the county :, where tIe- railroad construction work is being carried on. { The strike is greatly affecting the railroad situation in Congress, and an investigation as to conditions which prevail may yet De ordereds CHEAP DOG FEED.-Eood cooking.
 salmon for 4c. ID at Murphy's.
 Always in the lead. cE
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

the, general latent feeling of optim- ism that had heretofore prevailed is very much in evidence. It is be- lieved that the advance movement IS the prelude to general campaign.
 Heavy rains are hampering the German movements in the Dvfnsk region.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
CIRCLE wv" LAMB.

It is of great importance to give everyone the best value for their money. Circle wv" Lamb has the undisputed reputation in the States of being equalled by few and sur passed by none, and costs 10 more than the ordinary mutton.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
 Telephone: White 17.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

VERA CRUZ, Feb. 1.-The arri- val here of a United Press corres- pondent who has been Investigating conditions in Mexico is accompanied by the information that no has
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker Omoe' Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

GET T.;E NEWS RIGHT. READ THE NORKEp
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

LONDON, Feb. 13.-The financial situation in Germany has not been improved any by the reports that the government will guarantee all indebtedness in all institutions which are forced to suspend pay ment by reason of the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

LONDON, Feh 13.-Despito bad weather for operations admitted by both Berlin and Petrograd, tho past
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

GENEVA, Feb. 13.-The cores pondents of German banks in SwitZ- erand admit that many of the bank
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
FINANCIAL PANIC NOW
 PREVAILS IN GERMANY

ing institutions arc in temporary difficulties. This Is que to the enormous changes in industry and the dislocation of the commerce of the country. It is understood that the government will stand by the banks after the war and guarantee all payments.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

few days have seen exceedingly sharp fighting in the Riga sector Thcadvantage is with the Teutons who are now advancing strongly in that region.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14
RAIL ROAD WORKERS FORM

# ;sE ! q e6{ al de' " ; s.T I ae ,d hgf ss 4sa ' <. C se
 c.a ..s.,S i
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

WANTED:-Complete Mining Out fit consisting of 30 H. P. Boiler,
 hoist, cars, rails, points. self
 Jumper. Write or see Otto HaIa.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

 troops advancing from Durazzo after taking that city encountered a strong force of Italians and they are now fighting.
 BERLIN, Feb. 13.-Greece has formally protested against the land ing of Italian troops at Corfu anu the practical control they now have of that Island.
 German engineers working on the defenses have been taken prisoners. GEE TEgH NEWS RIGHT. READ THN WORKER.
 Finest UnalakIees 6og Salmon at DUFFY'S.. cents delivered.
 A Az sl -
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 12.-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

Let us estimate on your Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

Iss us esss.ssse on yess Jos worS
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-14

VIENNA, Feb. 13.-The Austrian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
SranenbnnS SeS DllnabbGnsiscn
WiiraernereinS."

Ole Wonats 8erlommllng ocs
n6rauenbunOes oes llnobbGneieen
8iirgcrpereins bon Winrplono" fano
in Ger i1ottigcn Sommcr.&eiiOenj
Der @attiu 0eS @6ren.Frdiioenten
Der Scr. Singer, 6rou Souis
S6neiOer, on Der 8eloeoerc-glOenle
itatt. ObI1on Oas @etter nidt aim
itig mar, 6ottcn li6 oie WlitgIicoer
bod icbr 5o6Ircih cineeilnoen itno
pnrOcn ouf Oos @aitlidite beiuirtbet.
Die nGbItc Gcrlommling miro out
erIten 0lontog i'm 9lusuit in Der
@obnilng Der Srou Gatb. 2insfp 81
Wiorrea. Eorf an ser @albington.
Sfoo0 gebolten lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

Sn irobliditer Stimmmg be9ob
lidl eeitern gIodmittag Der t6 Sabre
olte Soiepb WlonoleO bon ytr 605,
SiiO -@oItle StroBc, nit einigen
6reltnOen 5nm 9ooen nod Dem 6llBe
Der -StroBc Soicpb weilte
nur tur5e 3eit I'M @aiier, ais er
ploblid Dor 0en 9Iugen ieiner Same.
iooen luterging unO beriant, che
i6m Siilte gebrodt wurSe. Gas 30
li5eiboot .9annon~ plroe 5ur I'm
fallitelle beoroert, nno eS gelang Der
Mannidaft nod fat 5peiitiinoigem.
SUDDEN Die 2eide 81 bergen, pelbe
oIsOann no6 Der @lorgue gebrndt
muroe. @S fonnte nidt ieiigeitelt
Wer0en, Oh Der iunge Wlann oes
Sdmimmens mfimOig mar ooer bon
&rompfen befaaen wurOe,. Der So.
roner muroe bon Oem llniau benod-
ribtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
,,@atIonaI aeasne. "
.,ameritam ecusnc.
!, 9aAcrildlcr @ldnmerdlurD.

Scr ngoperiidc D8Gunerdor" bielt
nod Der geenoigung Der glitbeiud.
ten Sinelhinoe feline rceeImGBiee
&eriommlune ab. @orseihIoeen uno
5ur glufnnbme befiirwortet purOen
bier 9lpplifanten. Scrncr miroe be-
ihlolien n6hitcn 9onneritog oie
bulbiGbrli6e General &erIommIrnq
o65ubolten iino ben a8eiteno.Eorf"
fir Elm om 10. September oboibol-
tcnocs NSicnic 6i mietben. ylod
SdluB ser &eriommlline puroe ein
muiifoliiHes Sod olIf Die vDeutid5.
louo"- -8elobune ousgcbrndt. Scr
Tcreiu bat iein 'Scim IN Adcronu'3
Sonc nod Eb. 9oOenltciuer's Sollc,
SIR. 1884, 0it.6o1etteltrobe, Der.
lcqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Sin Strife. .glecurS.

@ofbineton IA. Suli.
@ie cine 3uiammenitcnung oes Ita-
iiltiidcn 9lrbeitsbureous ermciIt. ha.
ben in oeu obaeIouicncn crIten bul.
ben Sabre oes Sobrcs 1916 mebr
Strifes luO 9lrbeiterousIpcrriluaen
itattgeiuuOen, mie i'm eomen Sabre
1915. 3uiideu ocm 4. DECEMBER
no I sunni iit es 3n 1882 9lrbeiier.
unrllbeu gefommcu. acgen 1905 in
1915.
Gas 9alI. in0 0leiaaaemcrbe ha.
ben bclonOers pieIe llnritben acle6eu
Sbnen om ndhitcn fommen Otc
Sdauerlcite unO Shrfisoerlooer Is.
pie ole in Der alei0eriuoultrie be.
ibdfti9ten 9lrbciter. gluh sic Dlo.
ldiniitcn bobeu lid "A 9lnsndnOe an.
5nfrcioeu. &cnniDlpauien uno 9lelu.
gorf morcn Oic beiOcn Stootcn, oic
inter oen llnru6eu am meiitcn 3i
Ieioen batten; ibnen am ndhlten
fommt Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Syiirit Nliidler oeltnrben.

Berlin, IA. Suli. oia 9onoon.
riibmten 6iiriten glii6cr. OciIcn gIu.
Itatt, Gin gntel oes eritcn un0 De.
riibmten 5iiriten 5liider, Oclien 9lu.
limit 5um Siege in DER 5hlad)t pom
@oterloo fiibrte. lit in 9rcslou IN
iolge cines StlIr5es pom 9gfcroe ee.
itorben.
Der @ntel OeS oItcn .@lorihaa
&oruorts" mar fcin 6reuno Ser
EreuBen. 2onec Sabre nor Nus.
brnd oes @ricacS lcbtc cr IN gng.
lono, unO i'm Sabre 1899 erfidrtc 0os
prenBiide ScrrenbmlS ion leincs
Sites in ieucr aorperidait fir Der.
nitig.
Shirt 9liibcr fiibrtc nit ser Staot
Berlin pegcn Der 9eitenermg mO
onoerer 9Ingclegen6eiten einenaompf
Dor Den @crihtcn. DER ocn qroBten
GbeiI ieines 9c6cns mdbrte. Gr Bat.
te oud oie slbii9t, icineu 8oIait onf
Dem 8ranocnbirger &laBc ais
Mietbsfoieruc 5u oermietben. uno sic
Staot uor ee5muneen, ole @crihtc
an5urliien INN oic Giirhiiibrlmg oie.
les &lanes. Der ais einc Gntnei6ltne
angeieben iurrOe, 5li Derbinoern.
9iedtsitreitigteiten NIT ieincn 3e6u
&inOern nabmen cbenfons cincn arc.
Ben Sbeil Ger 9eit oeS 5iiritcn in
9lniprlib. Sein dItcitcr Sobn bate
cine bodbe8oblte Steling in Qon.
Don, Die CT bel 9eginn oeS aricaeS
perlor. Gr oertloete Ieiuen Batter
auf Elm idbrlideS Gintommcu pon
10000 0}orf. Der 6iirit wuroc
pom @eriht onaemieicn Ieinem Sobn
bis gum Iesten Sanuor Die 8dlfte
Der Summe 81 be5oblen uno ibm ga.
ralti idbrIid $1,000 N}arf al bcwil.
liacn.
@ebbaro 2ebrcdlt 3. Shirt 8liihcr
bon @oblitatt muroe om tS. N1ors
1886 IN Rooun eeboren, @r mar,
oreimal perbeiratbet imo binterlsBt
10 &in0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
ltuoliiflidlcr Gtnra.

9lls geitern 0lorgen Danicl an6n,
BON Scott.StraBe, periu6te, ouf elm
aus elmer Garage an @utaw.Str. lnO
Gioer.9llep riidmdrts nusfabrenOcn
;Sradtollto ST flettern, iiel CT bin uno
uuroe ii6eriabren. Scin re6tes 8ein
mlroe l6per berlest, unO er muBte
noh Dem Mercp.Soipital eebradt
merocn. Der 6iibrer Des 5raht.
autos mar @olter 9. Seed bon @eit-
Sranflin.S .StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
1Sreies GracI.G .Gpnaert.

SSlri Yeoboon.G .Gorierootoriirm miro
moreeu 9Iahmittog bon Sarolo ..
YbillipS ein Sreel.Gon5ert gegeben
meroen. 5oIgenoc Nummern fommen
gum 8ortroge: $. Smort: 0tarih in
@; 9. @oOfrep: Erdlmerei; S. ".
elliott: 93omon5e; =. 2iS5t: PIN.
oonte; @. S. Gi6oifomstp: SInoontc
fir @iono.Gon5crt; %. Nlos5topsti:
N}nuctt in @ N}oll; 8. b. 9eetboDen;
9lnOontc, 6inoIe Scr fiiniten S0m.
p6onie, ouSgeorbeitet bon Serrn
YbiIlips.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
WrmnOeiarntbnms.WlorFt.

8ei'm @ebdnoc-SSnipeftor iulrOen
ourh Sru. Sobn :. @arlm Sic aSlone
tiir 8 5meiitodige Souier. oic an scr
nod &oic.gIoenue. peitlid scr Rei.
ltcrstomn 8oaO, erridtet mcrocn iol.
len eingercidt.
Gnrd ole 6irma Scurp Shorfet.
ter folift Die ,FoiopSco @arf Qono
eomponD" BON Samuel SeIfreih 40
Sldcr 2ono NIT eiucr ,Sront bon 500
SUB om 9otapscos3IuIle, melilih oes
Srooflnn &orts, scr Nitrh Sic Sirn,a
Sobn 81. @nIpcrt porselirt ml,r0e
Nic @clclihoit plont cine stroRe
ourb oos @eIdnoe Sit iii6ren nno
ooslelbe in 1872 9oiiteucn 81 porseI.
llren. Die IN Der uohlcu 3eit oui oen
Nortt tQmucu loaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
SdjobcucrIotflaec.

gSil6ur 9. Morriion reidtc cine
alogc olf $4,000 SdooenerIob I'M
areiSeeridt geqen Charles @reen.
blott uno Sorrp airIh ein. UlorriIon
mo6te eeIteno, Dob er oeronIaBt
wurOc. Oos @rlnoltiide Der. 32t-
423, YinfneD Eluce, bon @reen6lott
lesten CONNER 5l mietben un0 oIs
oieIer ia6, OnB iein @eihdft bon $50
ouf $1,000 Die @ohe itieg iid nit
SorrD &iri6 beribrpor, i'm aus Dem
8late 6erouS5ltrei6eu unO 10 &irih
oie @elegenbeit 5u geben, Oos rd
6e3ablenOe @eiddft meiter5ufiibren.
W}orriion be6ouptet, ooourh ee5mun-
gen getpeien 81 iein ieinen 2ooen
fir Orei Gage 81 ihlieBen. Die Glagc
pertritt &edtSonmolt .. Earfer 80.
fer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Sic Site mar IdlnI6.

9libtcr Slit in Der norOoitli6en
Eoli5ei-Station sIoubt, ooB einc
2iebfoiine mebr mcrtb lit, ais man
de onOere, DAB a6er i'm @urbldnitt
Elm 8reis BON So bis $40 gan5 an
ncbmbor iei. sSobn @. @ibion, 81
Sabre alt, Elm Sumelier BON gtr. Stt,
gtor& @arep-StroBe, butte SuueIen
an 6rou Nlarie g9eliea bon ytr.
1912, giorO.8ctbel- -StroBe, berfouft.
2ebten Nlittpo1 beiucbte er iie wie-
Ger, Inn lic fir ein pradtOoIles Sals-
bano 5u intereiiiren. iSron SBeiien
be6ailptct nun, Dab er, ais er i6r Oas
Solsbano anIeeen pollte, oermht
babe, lie 81 rmormen. sic licB ibn
arretiren ltnO 9fi6ter Glift Derltr-
t6eiIte ibn 81 So @eIoitraie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Scirutbs.eicenscm.

Gbomos 9lcoiter, jim, 81, mn
WiprtIe g. Map. Is.
@iaiom 5. Gop, q, rnO Sotie 6.
Mirter, tS.
CHARLES Z. Eomus, %, bon gteip
6reeoon, ga, imO Spa Giebl 20,
bon gorf, ga.
GionpIioS @otiopulos, %, bon
@oi6ineton, 9. g., uno Soiilo %oD-
loros, 18.
Sobn aosIopSfi, %, uno 6runces
0eroo, 10.
9lop 81. 2ebo, 81, BON Sigbipire,
Go., uno 91utb @ooobeao, 10. BON
gnbout, go.
Souluel 2epine, "a, imO @Oitb
&eetner, %.
SObm S. 8crber, %, nnO auura
q. GoreD, 25
Conrad Soetter, 81, rnO Nfabel
Nloric 8an, 90
NIlliom @. 'Sberer, ", llfo Slr-
einia 6. @inis, 20.
Sarrp S6ulb, %, unO Sotie
5ron5, 81.
Sorrp 30. Goodman o. inO Ge'
clio 9ondd, 90.
Ssrael 8reeman 30 unO &otie
9iing, %.
@ais @. 9rnpnid, &c, nnO gitbcr
Herel, "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
gIns ben 9uIisciocridlten.

Wlittter lno S{inO bra6ten o6t Stiln-
ocn in elmer 3ele Der mittIeren
Eoli5ei-Station 5u. ~ @or Der
9eleiOigung belduloigt uno wur.
oc in Der ytobt aus Dem 8ett &c.
bolt. @on Slidter 9odarO
trcigelpro6en. glnoere Safe.
9I6t Stilnoen in elmer i3eae Der
mittleren @oli5ei.Stotion nit ibrent
Orei @oden olten &ino 5ubrineen at
miiHen un6 Damn freigeiproben 3lt
luerOen, mar ole @rfobrlin9 Der 6roit
Wlorgaretbe 6letber BON gtr. 275,
ytor6-@reter. .StroBe.
Gic 6rou muroe gfodts Inn llbr
30 0ur6 einen Boli5iiten aus ibrem
S6Iof geltort, ser ibr einen Saftbe-
febl bor5eiate, Ser bon Socob @ur-
iinfeL gtr. 2S3, gtoro-@reter.Str.,
erpirft mar, ga Der Nfann Die 6rou
ibeibuIOiet bate, ooB Oieiel6e ibm in
oos @eIidt eelpieen ino beleioigt
bo6e. 8ei Der eeltern &ormittog
Itottgcfunoencn GcrbanoIimg Dor
Hibter Bodoro i'm mittleren @oli5ei-
geribt itelte ole 6rou ole 9ei1uloi-
gungen oes WfonneS entibieoen in
glbreoc llno wuroe freigclprobcn.
glad oen Slusiaeen Der 6rou 'bottc
Iie Den Monn, Ger oen Soitbefebl CT
wirlt bate, oiif Sdooeneriab oer-
fldgt uno er6icIt sic Slmmc bon
$1,000 5ngelpro6cn, naAoem Der
SAL I'M 8erllhIn9sgeridt Dorgclegcn
bate.
@s ipuroe Dor GINGER 3cit 0en go
Ii3ciri6tern iiberlolicn cntipeoer TO-
gcnanntc &orlaomgsbcieble ooer
Softbcfe6lc ous3ultcacn, 0ob crbiel-
ten Die Eoli5iltcn bon i6ren &orge.
Iebten oen 8cfcbI, ollc Ycrloncn 81
pcrboften nohoem elm Mom im Oft
liden @oli5cigcri6t ocnt &orlQ-
oumgsbeic6l nibt 6oIge geIeiItet bat
te uno Der ebemaliee Noli5eiribtcr
Snit6 oariiber ie6r crboit mar.
%oli5ei-Gopitdn 2eaeue bonn mitt.
leren EoIi5ci0iItrift erflGrtc, DAB Die
Saftbefcble om frii6en Wloreen bon.
Itredt perOcn, penn nibt Scr 8oli-
5eiri6ter anOerS Oorii6er pcriiiet.
llnter $1,000 . 8iirgIrbaft.
Sin Ntonn, Der ieinen gtamen ais
Carl SmoDler ongob, botte li6 ee.
Itern Dor 9ii1tcr YodarO I'M mitt-
lcren Yoli5cigeriht 5u ocrontworten
ga er inter Dem @eron6t ltebt, aus
Sagerstolpn geilo9en 8u iein inO lei-
ne 8iirel6oft I'M Stid eelolien 8u
bo6en na6Oem er 81 5pei SSobren
Irbeitsbous berurtbeilt iporOen ipor.
Der Wiann nurOe inter $1,000
9iirgiboft fir Die Sogerstopn 8e-
BORDEN ieIteebalten. @s miro onge-
nommen, OoB iein rehter 9fome &C.
Gil Starlip lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
aIaac aeacn cincn 9luIiaiiten.

Durb ibren 9le6tsbeiitano @il-
liam @. Yowca reidten oie 0litelie.
Der Der Clothing Cutters Union Ger
o@orment Morfers BON glmerifo",
mclhe momenton bel Der 6irnto
Stroulc & Bros. am Strife Iino, cine
8eldwerOc 6ci oen Boli5ei-Gommil.
idren Elm wegcn uugeboriecn Bench
mems eincs Der Boli8iiteu, lotuie oeS
Gopt. G6nrles 80. Sole bonn ipeIt-
li6en Qiltrift. 0ic @litglieoer Der
Union nobteu eeltcuo, OoB Sole, ais
einige bon ibnen in Der Station iuo.
rem, 0en Eoli5ilten ole OrOre gob, lie
untcr alien llmitduoen 5u pertrei6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

0ic eiieriiibtiec @cranlogung Der
glceeriu Sable @inOcr bon ylr. 21S,
Gallas.StroBe, fam ibr ic6r tbcuer
5u itebcn mO bra1tc ibr 27 Gage
@cfGneniB Gin. 9lIs ibr @bcgemabl
@rnit Binocr ecItern gtadt nob
Soule FAM bciduIoietc lie ibn ooB
CT nit onoeren Sdoncu geIiebdl9clt
bdtte. @r beibwor feline llnibulo,
oo6 ebe cr li6 pcriab, ipurOe CT bon
einem 3ieecIItcin ouf Sen Sopf ee-
trpficn Oen Sable BON oben bcrltn.
ter ecmoricn 6obcn iol. @eioe pur-
Oen bon @oli5iit Clarence Cotton per-
boftet. yii6ter @ereht ocrlirt5eiIte
Sooie 5u elmer @elOItraIe bon
$26.45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Scrtia fir bic Tluttcm. .Nlili5.

Ger arcu5er n0iontgomcrD" fam
gcitcrn 0loraen gegen Z llbr IN bic
fem Safen al im0 mnhte all leinenI
Eier bel Sort WlcScnrp felt. SuBer
oen z Ofii3iercn iino 30 Wtann Der
W3arplono 6Iottcn-0lili5 befouOcn lidl
40 rcguIdre @loiiiadcn inter Dem
Commando oeS O6erieueriuerfcrs 8.
Sinclair an 8orO. Ger Eag pnroc
bcnubt, Inn oos 0ed rmO Oas S1ilf
ST. rciuigcn, Oamit glaes iih in gu
fer Oronung beiinOct, lmt Die AV'Ill5
alti5uncbmen, melde Oann Die Gbeld'
peofe.8oi binlnter i1brt uno lDre
t4-tGgigc 9rel5fabrt uno ShIeB-
iibungen porninnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
Der Snmpf scscu Oas lbarfc @cIct
I'M Gnnntn.

Der nB0bnliIdc SwarfItbiIBcn.
gcrciu" bat cine 9lufiorOerlng erlol.
fen, Delegateu noH elmer 8erlamm.
hnq in Der @0bmenbole an ser @dc
BON @aD- mo EreIiou.StraBe, am
Nlontue 9(bcnO gu ienOen, nm Sbrit.
te fir ole Yefdmpfrng ocs ncuen
Spiritloicn.@clcbes in Baltimore.
County 5u trefieu. W1an min Der.
iuhen, oas Weics ais lngiiltig crfld.
rem sii loIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
YISblidlc SuOcSfaac.

Ser 70 Sabre altc 9ufrco 9. Soil
BON glr. 1901. @ouebItroBc, tiel gc'
licrn Nlorgcn al Der ASrattltroBe IN
Scr gG6c IeineS Souics foot nieoer.
0}u6oem Der 9lr5t I'M ct. Solepbs-
Soipital Sen eineetrctcncn 500 telt-
eeitclt, muroe Der 2eihnom nod Der
it1otiihcn Woreuc ii6eriiibrt, no er
non ieinem 8ruoer Soiep6 9. Soll
iOentifiairt pllr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
ErdiiOent S8iliOn crb6It 0jratiS.
SagOldlein.

Hihmono, 3D., IA. e,uli
Sin SoeOidein fir gSidtbemobuer
oes Staotes, Der critic ie in oieIem
Stoate oiiseegebcne. pnroe beufc
Dem 9Sraiioenten @ilion iiberIanot.
gie 5cbn Collars. weIhc Dem Sc.
flde oes 4Srdiiocnten beieelegt lpa.
rem. wnrocu ibm Wic0er 5uriidee
lAidf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
@craniincn fiir steluartls gLnaelteIIte.

Die Wfitalic0cr Der nStemart y
So. employees @utnol 9lio 9lhocia.
tion" mcroen beiitc cinen 6ciertag
baben. @S lit elm 9lusflne nit Oem
0ompfer vDrcamlano~ nob Gbcla-
peofc 8eoh gcplont no aaerlei
SpieIe lno @reis-Gonteitc eeplont
limo. Gie Setter scr 9Lnociotion iino:
9, Z. YRorgan &rdiioeni; @. Wlnbr,
&icc- Frdiiocnt; G6arles @oeb, ,5Aob.
mciitcr uuo SRI. 8. Sid, Sctrctdriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
ahrcn @erIchnnacn erleaeM.

Die 3.idbrige Nfiloreo Deau bon
glr. 1881, Sefferion-StroBe, pel6e
bon einem 8agen il6er'
fo6rcn wuroe, crlae gcltern glbenO
I'M Sobns Sopfins-Soipitol i6rcn
NerIebnn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
weIdlieOcuc qemtc.

6rau Bertha q. @3it6ea bon 9}r,
t4O5, &oce-StroBe, erbieIt bonn
arcis-@eri6t cine obiolute Sdei.
Dung BON Sbeoro6 g. @lithea, mel
der iie Dor 20 Sobren oerloiien bate,
oa er cS ii6erOriiiIig mar, fir ibren
llnterbolt ldneer 5u lorgen. sic bel
ratbeteu i'm Wloi 1894, mo ibon I'M
September ocS So6reS 1896 mar cr
Ieiner @erpflibtilngen miiOe unO Oer-
liek lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15

Qie @}itslieoer Oes DEurubereins
@orpGrts~ MAIDEN morgen einen
groBen 6nniilien.NluSflitg nod @en-
ferris 4orf al 0orieD's Cane. @ie
eeItern berloutete, merOen oie Ntit'
eIieocr un0 oeren 0umen iebr 5abl-
reid on Dem g[nsfIuae tbeiInebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-15
..[rnhiinn. fIranrnnerein.N q

SSn ser @eriommlling Oes o6rob-
nn-6rouen0ereins" muroe beidloi-
len, oos "a. Stiftungsfeit am 23.
9(ueuit i'm 6rcien 81 beeeben. 6ralt
&insfD bat 81 oieiem 3lpede ibr ibo-
mes Seim 5u Wtorren.Forf 8llr Ser
fiigung eeitellt. Gin nelies Niitglieo
muroe oufgenomnier.