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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
gnffnlO Sill fOnlnit

pic Buffalo 8ill SMou~ uno Scr
.Nond g}r. i0i~, Sic 5pei bclonuten
llutcrnebmen ipclAc III oicicm Sobre
erit nut einon0er peri@mol5cn mnr.
ocn ipcrocn om Niittmon, ou 81.
Ylai nno Donncriiog, ocn + 5tut
in Baltimore icin uno ibrc bcrDor.
raoenocn &oriiibruugcn oar6icten.
Colonel @iaiam s. Coon (9uiiolo
g'ia) miro pcrionlic6 babel mo i'm
5nttel 81 bapunocrn lciu.
Gin aroBcs Rilitdriides S@au-
iiiid 6etiteIt .@reporeoncB" ioa Die
@oupt gfttroftion Der @orfii6rna
iein. Gs bciit ooB oic Solootcn
wcIae III Oiciem 5nouitiid mitlpir.
tcn pom aricgsoepdrtcnert uGclics
Ben" murocn uno cigcns 6ier5l lly.
lan6 cr6ielten 9iiffel sagoen ,Sns
0ionertdppie. GonboDs mlo Son.
girls. berporragen0e 9ieitcritidleiu
nno daraheriitiiAe Scenen BON
Nand lmo &rairie oiiritcn ebcniols
cine groBc 9ln5ie6ungsfrait mli oos
Bu6litum aisilben, Cine groBe asa.
rooe miro nm &orniittag oes @r0ff.
uln8siooes itottfinoen iino ouh cine
6ciou0cre militdriic5e 5cttion inn
iaiic.
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Neaen garaIduft catlaIIeu.

lSobn 4, Wlorton, Der Don NcictlI0
@iaiom Soncs bon @6ilaoeIp6ia
no4 Baltimore gc6radt por0cu mar,
mur0e qcitcrn aegeu Stearng BON
giirgiHait pe9cn Der 2Inihnloiglmg
ongeblid icine 6onilic ni6t pcriorat
5u babeu oili ircicu Sui gclcBt.
Morton crfldrte iid) 6crcit, fir feline
5mei &inoer 81 iorgcn CT Dill aber
ieiner 6rou feline llntcriiiibung 90.
lpdbren.
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CAB Ocm GufcI @iit.

Sn geiltigcr llnnahtlmg periu9i
8rou Sorob Gomico i6rcn GntcI
9lanieD @c@rot6 81 Ocreiiten.
3ipang i6n cine 0uediil6er.S0-
Jung 81 trinfen.- @ntlcertc iel6it
Gin @las nit oiciem @ift.-9cioc
i'm Soipital.
Sn cinem 3ultauoc ploeli6cr 0ei-
tiger llmnahtlmg, bcrporgcrllien
our6 fiuan5icac Gerhlite, CAB Die CO.
iG6rige g9ittpe Sarab $. Ramiep in
i6rcr @o6mmg 9lr. 931, gloro.@al-
ocrt-StroBc, i6reu 9.id6rigen @nfel
RomieD McGjrat6 cine Gucdiil6er=
Soilng 81 trinfcn mo pcrill6te alS-
Damn, iib nit Ocm glci6cu @iite OoS
Scbcn 81 nebmen.
9cioc beiinocu iib 5lIr 3cit i'm
So1ns Sopfins.Soipital, Der ana6c
in Dem Sorriet Sane.@e6duoc untcr
Or. @il6crt g9. 9ioicnt6al uuo ole
@roBniltter in einer oiientliden
@arO inter poIi5eilicbcr @cpadllug.
IS 6eiBt, Dab 6rau &omicD Donners-
tag 9l6eno 5pei @ldier nit Ocm @iftc
5ure1titeate. Tas cine lccrte iic
icl6it, oas onoerc iebtc iie al Die Sip-
pen oes &noben unO 5lDang i'm 0en
Sn6oIt 3u trinfcn. 9as 1bcnOe @iit
pcr6romitc ocn WiluO ocs ainOcs,
mo icine per5lpeiiciltcn S9reie brad'
TEN icinc @iuttcr SIR Stcllc. Sn ci-
ncm Saricab murocn 9cioc alsOonn
nod Dem 6oipital gc6rodt, o6nc ooB
icOo6 oic &oli5ci BON oem @cihcbniB
in &elntniB gciebt iuilroc.
9d6rcno bic g(cr5te elou6cn, oen
Gna6en an 2cbcl cr6aIten 81 fon.
nem puroc Scr 3uitanO BON 5rau
9ionliep als fritiih bc5ei6net. ST.
nan5icQe 8erlllite iolen bel oer be-
ta9ten Sran cine geiitige Storing
berporgerltfen ba6cn. uno bereits am
N3ontag erfldrtc iic i6rcr &odtcr gc-
genii6cr, ooB es iiir iie gllle oos Bette
ici, 5u iterbcn. Gs lit nidt ousgc-
icbloiicn ooB iic beabiiGtigte, Die gam
sc 6anilic um5ubringcn mO oicics
grauii9c 8or6oben MIR olrh Die 5ei-
tigc Go5miihcnfimit i6rcr EoAtcr
Dcrcitclt mur0e.
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Der GrOc ii6crscGcn.

.
Sr. So6n @dller ouf Ocm Saf 2auN
6rico6ofc bciocieet Serr Senrp
Sonnemonn fono ouf Oem 2ou-
Son @orf 6ricO6ofe icine lette
9lubcitott. @roBc ErouergcSi0c
uno prddtige 9lumenitiidc. -
5rdulein 0loroccoi 6eerOiet.
SIN 9eiiein eines groBeu Srouer-
aefolees wuroe geiteru 9ladnittag
Serr So6n 0}iller, Ocr am bcrgange.
neu Nlittluo6 in scr @o6nimg ieineS
So6nes, @corgc ". 9Filler, 9fr. 7l1.
gforo @ottcriou @arf glpenue,
i'm gllter BON 81 So6ren ans Dem sc.
ben iAieo, ouf Dem Sof 9opn-5rico.
6ofe sur lcBten 9iu6c gcbcttet 3ie
Erauerfeier puroe bon Eoitor G6ns.
@noers bon Scr oellti6en 6ricOenSs
Stride in Dem @ottcsbaiic Oeicr @e.
meinOc oil Der G6eiter., no6c Sr-
leans StroBe, obgc6oltcn. 3o6lrci-
be unO prd6tige 9huhcnipenocn, ole
BON g}ob un0 6ern eingegongcn mo-
rem, idmiidten 0en Sorg ocs Gnt-
Idloieuen. Serr N2iller muroc in
@eritfclO in 9oDcrn ge6oren. Gr fam
i'm 9Iter BON IS So6ren no6 Sine
rifa umO 0cr6cirot6cte lid einigc
Sabre ipdter. Seine @ottiu. 5rut
Sulia N}iller, gins ibm Dor ueun
Sa6ren i'm SoOc poron 9hiBcr iei-
mem Sobue bintcrldbt scr Gutidlo-
iene nod cine Eohter, 6ron @}ogoie
9ii6op. 5erner miro cr bon bier
5ebn @nfelfinocrn unO 5c6u llrcnfelr
6etrouert 9us go6rtudtrGgcr flngir.
ten iedS WiitglicOer ser 6rieocns.
@emeinOc.
@enrD Sonncmoun.
Die 9ecroigumg Oes am lcbten
GienItog ans Dem 9e6en gcidicOcncn
Serrn SenrD Sonnemonn, len, fonO
geitern glo6mittag nm . ll6r BON
ieiner @oGnung, 0ir. Cos, gloro-@oD-
ion StroBc, aus ouf ocn Souoon-
arf-5rieO6ofc itatt. @radtbolle
Grdn5e imo ionItige 9lumenipenOen
moren BON gio6 uno 6crn in GROCER
9ln5o6l cingcgongcu @Qitor 9colc
bon ser @arrett 9orf bcid0fliGcn
Met6oOiitenfirde lcitete sic Troucr-
feier, worouf oie 9ciicbung auf oem
Souoon Earf 6ricO6ofc erfolgte.
Scrr Sonnemann mor 0}itgileO Der
3ui6neioer Union 9lr. 10 rno 0es
Sunior Srocns Scr llnite0 9lmerican
@ledonics, @r mar so Sabre aft un0
81 Baltimore oeborcn. g}c6en ieiner
@attht 6ran 9luguito Sonnemonn,
binterldBt er 5pei So6nc, Senrb unO
Huoolp6 Sonnemonn, 3mci Godsss
Die SRI @lorgaret uno @lorie Son-
nemann, iopie 5pei Shpeitern
aRarb 9. W}oroecai.
Gie 9eerOigung bon 6rdnlein @lorp
9. @oroecai, bic an elmer S6uB-
punoe, oie iie ii6 ieI6it beige6rodt
bate, itarb, iauo geitern 0}admittag
BON Ser biid0ilic6 protcitantiicben
SmmauueIS-GirAe aus auf Dem
@reenmouut 6rieO6ofe itatt. Die
Sroucrfeier muroe bon @oitor Or.
Sug6 9ird6eoO geleitet. 2oB oie Scr
iiorbcnc ciucn groBeu 5teunOesfrciS
6eIoB, 6elpieicn Oic Oielcn inO BRAID
tigen 9hmeuipcnOeL mclhe i1rcn
Sarg i6nlidtcn. Sic oftipcu @o6r-
tudtrGgcr moren Muffin @ic2ono6an,
George 9rown 6rouf 81. Scent, 86o-
mas Ceioro, SpolOing 8. Seufins
gS. 3. S. g2ottcrs, 92ol @orr unO
SyamcS 50 9pion. 9lls G6ren6a6r-
tudtraecr iungirtcn 9lidter Sames
q. @ortcr, So6n @lcScnrD enicott
@ort6iugton Or. Sug6 $. g)oung
g8. Srpinc GroB, Bail 9. @ogncr
6ronf Smith, Gr. $. @arrcn @ild-
fer, 9lrt6ur SclOen un0 euitaO 6.
Stemort
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EcIearaplilder gNeIterbeEidlI.

Nus Den iibrigen @unocs 9Scttcr.
neutrality-suspicious. muroen oie
iolgcuocn bohiten Eemperatirren,
Die lin s llbr gcitern g[bcnO bcrri9.
ten. beridtet.
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Der &cltfricg lrntc Dor rincm
5aDr.
20. Dlai 1915.

(No-3 Gem @eriDt oes oeutidcn
@cncralitabs.
Gu5liider 9hiariii uorooiiliA
pou 5eiiu6ert bri9t inter Ocit.
ideni Seier 5uianmen
,Su Sittouen uerOen Die 9luiien
ouf oos linte Tu6riio.llier 5iiriid.
aGporicn
,Sn @oli5ien eriiiirnien Die
Gcltidcn aii oeni oitliden Snu.
llier bci Sproslou Die ruiiiic1c
Soupiiiclhug. Gie 9lrmee oes
Gr56er5ogS Soigpb 6eroinano
treibt sic Hiiiicn audi 5iuiiten Der
geidicl unO Sieniapa ii6er oen
Can. snli ocn 406en Bel StrDi
leiiteu sic 9iuiien iobcu @iOcr.
itanO
Die italieniidbe &amnIer itimnlt
Ser llebertraaung anBerorocntli.
der 9cilianiiic an Ole 9legicriing
5iL Ter geiarnmte @ren3pcrfc1r
init Geiterreicb III eingeiieat
Gin tiirfiit1es ll.9oot oericiff
ciu ruiiiides 5dlaatihiii Der
nnIt6Iib aCSautclchiou~ NIT ii00
Mann nabe Dliola.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

oSorb'se @icic gSo1c iolaenOes cperu'
Ncpciiurc
2onncrliaa, 6rciaa, eamiiao g'aiiHee nno
Mhcn0. SAINT"
,,Nanci6A zoe Wdsmei Wlnlcrs"
,,nippobrnmc" &nnhcplie mo 9Ndnbclbllocr.
,,Nlnrilidn0 9'nuocpuc uno 8anoebnoer.
u0l.alinDrmic' .GutCaf"
,ylntnsnno SuncO Glnb" Rom I. bis A..
Ql,0l SrnniODrf3cnu 80 Rnlco.
,,1iiucr 0lgp 4nrl" - Auetlci &ollspelulls
1u1ril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

S6rc Safcl iollte, nm DOiifouHca
6li ieih nit Dem 6ellcn perlcuoen
8iere aus 6reo. 9auernidmiotS
u9lmericon 9remerD" Ocrior9t icin
mel6cs 10 oagcmein 6e0or8ugt miro.
eut abgclogert ino ans ouscrleien-
iten @lotcriaIicn beroeitelt. aiitc 81.
grauerci. SorforO 9loe. Wonumcnt-
uno Sillc-Str. Sci. 6. & B. @}t.
Sermon 1868. (Dloi20) (gln5)
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gsrIndltcr epOtidIaa.

Cie 92egerin 8oie So6nion wurOc
eeitern Morgeu in Der oitliden &oIi'
3ciilatiou bon HiGter @ercdlt inter
Scr glnihuloi9lma 0es periuftcn
So0tidllagS iiir Gin weitereS @er90r
ieitac6alten. Sie eeitono ein an.
gc6lic6 oen 9}eger alilins SoneS IN
ociien gBo6urna I'M 20o.@lod Der
Sii0.Coaos. Strobe, NIT cinem Bell
tootlih Ucrlest 3u 1oben. Soucs
Heat NIT cinem SA1oelbrud in tier
benoeni 3uiianoe i'm Ct Solepb's
Soipitol.
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Sir WlorDlnno unO Den 0iltriIt
Columbia bcute beitdnOig uno tribe,
lndBige iiiomcitlicbe @inoe.
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strifr6riLrnlLnn rrluartet.

Neomte Scr nQobiion GbeniicaI
So" erfldrten seitern ooB iie binnen
meniser Gage nit Si6erbeit cine
Gopitulotion bon Seiten Der Strifer
ermorten. gice. 9r1iiOent SS. Q.
Sunt ioete. ouB MIR 300 @lonu BON
oen 9lusit1noigen G6cnUfalien-glr.
Geiter ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20

Sonnenaliigang g........4 II. 49 w.
souucnntcrgaug. ......7 Il. 10 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
aidItcr eeIcr iuicOcrcruauut.

@ouuerneur Sorrington criannte
9ii6ter 2eicr 5nm eigcncn glodiol.
ger in scr Stoot.StsuerGonnii-
iiou Cic 9(nts5cit betra9t
icbs Sabre. 9lnOere ernenmun-
Gen iollen 6eute bcfannt 9cgebcn
weroeu.
9li6tcr Gscnr 9eier purOe geitern
ourd @oupcrncur Sorringtou 5l
ieincm cigcnen gladfolger olS @lit-
glieO ocr StaotS. 5teucrsGvmmiiiioa
fir oic 3citoouer BON ie1s Sa6ren
eruount las @cicb idreibt Dor OoB
ciu 0iinoritdtS D}itglieO mO 9olti-
norer 9irger ser gc66rOe augc6o.
rem mnB; &ihter 9eicr lit Gepu6lifo.
ner, finOet o6er Oie llnteritiibuug bei-
Scr @arteien, o6 ieiner groBcu Sod.
feuutniB in SteuerongcIegen6eiteu.
9ci Grneunlmg Ger @ommiiiion boz
5mei So6rcn mur0eu Orei N}itglieoer
nit Scr 9lmtscit BON iedS. bier mO
5mei Sn6rcn ernannt II. cr6iclt 9iid.
ter Scicr Oeu 5pciid6rigen Geruin.
GurG icinc @ieOerernenmng nit
ocm iedsidbrigcu Eermin i6ciOct
MN allc 5mei Sc1rc Elm Yiitglieo Der
Gonlmiiiion ans
DoS StnotSo6erGaupt miro mobr.
idleinlicb 6eutc Die @rnenmngcn finl
IdcinIic6 bcute oie Grneunlngen fir
fnnntgc6en, e6enio iiir bic 9c6orOc
Der Stoots Stills mo @oblt6otig-
felt. Gic GonierpotionS Gopmiiiion
miro iuabri6einlic6 ans ben Serrcn
So G6omos Senp uno gSm S. Sill
lian aus Baltimore unO s. @omorO
@6itc aus @orceItcr-@ountp beitebeu.
Tieie Gommiiiion miro eiueu
g9il0biitcr ernennen unO am /. SUM
oic gluiteruflotte ii6ernebmeu Serr
aenp miro Scr @oriiber iein.
Sic Observation-Disclosures miro
aus z @erioncn nit Dem @onOcr-
ncir als Goriieer 6eIicbcu.
GimanuS 6Iet6t i'm Amt
gei ser n16iien rcguldren Ser.
Iomnlng Der 3udt6ous6e6orOe
lpcrocn sic Gemotrotcn pelde oic
5e6oroc ourd cine Gin5elitimme con-
trolircu einigc 9lenoerlingcn untcr
oen wcniger wihtigcu 9lngeitcIlten
Dorue6nlcn. Bier neue 9conltc mur-
oeu 6ereits am Gonucritas nngeitelt.
3os Gr6alten BON Superintendent
.S. 9. Gimonus, Sctretdr 9ll6ert
Soncs mo Ser anOeren 6ouptidbli.
den 9camtcn in loren StellIngeu
puroe irciIoig 6egriiBt
9loh fein 0todfolgcr err
ilannt
Iie 5taotS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat 6eidloiien OaB SRI Sora6 &.
Gihmono peiter6in ser Stats.
9lormo(idule porite6en ioIL bis cs
ser 9e6oroe gclinet eiuen 6inrei-
6eno fG6igen imO 0eii6ten Mann fir
Sen @oiten 5iI finoen. gnSoanu pirO
6r1ulein GibmonO 0orausiihtlicb
sic Stelle elmer 9i6liot6efarin al
ser Sdule er6alten.
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TlntG.
g9cttcr glnsiidItcn.

S.52 Wlor1cns lm0 9O7 gI6cn0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-20
edlinsfnrten

orn uno nod Eeiitihlono uro Se'
itcrrei6.llusarn iiber @otterOam ino
Rcm yori. @el0ienounaen nah gu.
ropo.
Shso. s. Sieuer &. Co.,
2i7 Cn-gaItinoreSir,
aWar3t3-) 243 Sao.yrOaOwag.
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@rao @rno
9lnanlc Gin. int. 68 Wonaumerp, irib. 80
Niein0td tlut..... .bo WluNifcul ltuO. '.+ 1q
Q'pii0n. liar ...CO 9nntidct liar. .. IS
Wnlluo, iriih. .....b2 9lcw Crlcans ilnr. .ls
Nbdrlcifon irb...72 Jlcu @orf, ffiib. 90
Nuicd0O nr.......G2 Cilnbunln. irnh. 49,. SO
Cincinnati. irib 20 Q0iaoelpbia ilar. 6s
V.cnclnnn. irh 81. SO Niiieburlb, ilnt. SO
ncuncr itiih..... bS Botilnlo. Ne, ilar 90
1sigoii iri6 6."....62 8oriian6. Gre irib 5s
NniuO. itiih .......O .O2 Gucpcc. itiih .... .Ao
kaiip0rl iriib... AS NneigO. irilb. co.. ~
f1alncilun flar ...7d @ui H, 0iu, dlcA 5b
8reci NnD, ulr .66 can Srdncieco liar 60
Maiicrns. llar. .....GB en- Nnhno, niib....Ai
Nanre hiib.......T2 @i. HOue hc0rH. ~
Nccnd. Ncaen. ....62 scranton. irlb 62
N0alpnnuc, itiipi 40 1ptepeppfi, ltips 40
NnUIQe i0in iriib. rs @ppiune. irllh ... 64
5lliprpiNe. ilnr...4.14 SOmfnlc, itnu .... 90
Npmspluc. trim. ...72 ldmpa trilb so
lnrpnciie irib 40 @nlblHgion. ilar. 20
Ger grud 1T in Der oiilidenSdlite
ocs 2anocs ie0r bod, ood bat ole
bc1lciteno uieoriac Iemperatir be.
irdhHide 9epolfung ii6er ole moro.
iihc Seftion nit leidteu 3egcn in
Dem o6ercn Nliiiiiiippi.G6olc mo ocn
5ee-9ieaionen beruorgerufcu 9legen-
idae sinaen in oen iiioailontiiden
GtaateH nie0er. Sn ben 5ladiiaaten
ul0 BEN 9odg Dlountains.Rcgionen
fiel ser 1nd nit 6eiiimnter Sto.
rung ii6er oas pcitlide COLORADO imO
uno iteigenoer Semperotir meiilih,
mo0urb i'm 9la9emcinen leiAter Jie.
gcn bcrporgcruicn muroc.
.Sn 0en ntlantiidlcn Stlatcn un0
rntcrcn Scc.Gcgionen miro oas
g9etter 6eute i'm 9lagemeinen 6eitan.
0ia iein oesglciben aud am Sonn-
iag, udbreno IN Den oberen Sccs9te-
aionen Dem Cbio.E6al. Icunciice
imo Ci-&oliiinotcn tbeimcie be-
iU0lttcs g9cttcr por6crrid)cn miro.
Spc5ial.@on5ert.
Anpelie 6cS 9ampfers D9ibein".
Somitag gl6euO, 20. Wiai
Geo. 6illius's, 5i1 GR-SaltO.-S Str.
(ploi20)
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gnnOea.0cpartcmcnt fit qan6wirtI
idafi- -g9cttcr.Bnrcan
Nrridlt 6cs g3nltimOrr Nctfcr6nreans

Ger Seu6tigteitsgcbolt Der &nit
mar 5 SBro6cnt I'M s llbr 0lorgenS
ino 50 Bro5ent I'M s ll5r sl6enos.
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pention Der Gifts" in eiuen prodt
pollcn @arten umgewanoelt merOen
Ioll, imo 5mnr piro nit ocn glr6eiten
lofort 6egonneu merocu So6olo Die
Contention porii6cr III, fonnen sIil.
tomo6lc i6re Solteiielc aui oem
gloe wieocr ouiidlogen.
Sur 9lusfdmildung ocS
Sort 0lc@cnrp.
lin sen ourh sic 3nriid5ie6nng
Der 9lrtillcrie ans Sort WlcSeurD icst
lccritc6euocn @eIhiieitdnOen Gin ac-
fGnigeres 9lnsicbcu ST geben bemiibt
iidl Qlopor @reiton augen6lidlih, Der
5toot einc 9Injn6l otter @anoncll
81 er6oltcn Gr bat bcreits Brigade.
gcncrol 9iQion Gro5icr, Sen G6ef
Ocs Observation-Disclosures, crind,t Die
lccrcn Observation-Disclosures IN nugcmei.
icucr @ciie ous3iiiincn Sn oer'clbcn
9lnqclcgenbeit 6ot iid Scrr @rciton
aud an S6crit @iaiom S. Niarts,
ocn SuperiltcnOeuten Der oiicntli.
den @c6ouoc inO 9Sl6se III g9ni6ing.
ton. gcwonot.
Ter NlaDor Bat bic gl6iidt. nibt
nr oas olte Sort wieocr 81 beihidcH
ion0crn ou6 III 0cn Gorfs olsgc.
oientc @ciAiiBc 3ur Gcrid0uerm8
auijuiieaen
Goll5crtc foitcn $1,000.
Nlonor 4rciton reroiicntlidte aes
tern cinc aoItcnoniiiellung iiir Die
orei Gou5erte, uelhc bon Dem 9ol-
timore Spmbonir Grdeiter aege6en
mororn iino. Plus oicier ghiiteltns
ge6t 6erpor, BOB nacb 9lb5ue idnlmt.
lidcr Ginna6mcn nod ein Geii5it
BON $2,O8772 DorbnnOen lit
Sir ocu Ser6it iino bier Gon5crtc
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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
 NO. O146.

Tn the United States Land Office at
 Nome, Alaska, December 2, 1915.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Charles Mcintosh, of Nome, Alaska, as successor in interest of E. l.. West, who on the 30th day of July, 1907, filed in this office Coal Land Declaratory Statement No. 4, for the E. l.. West Coal Claim, has filed in this office his application to purchase said land under the Act of Congress, approved April 2Sth, 1904, amendatory to the Act of June 9th, 1900, extending the coal land laws to the District of Alaska, said coal claim being in the Noatak- Kobuk Recording Precinct, Alaska, and designated as U. s. Survey No. 453, and more particularly de, scribed in the field notes and plat now on file in this office, as follows;
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, iden- tical with N. W. loc. cor. on face of bluff on shore of tho Arctic Ocean; said corner being impr&cticable to maintain because of danger from ice and snow in winter, witness corner is established 10.0S chs. south from same on line I-4, whence U. S. l.. M. No. 1 bears s. 15 deg. 32 min. w. 9.96 chs. thence east, var. 22 deg. 45 min. E. 40 chs. to Cor. No. 2, identical with N. E. loc, cor, fir post 4 in. sq. 4 it. long, in earth and stone mound, scribed E. l.. W. Cor. 2, on s. w. face; thence South, Var. 22 deg. 80 min. E. 40 chs. to Cor. No. 8, identical with s. E. loc. cor. fir post in. sq. it. long, in earth mound. scribod Cor. 3, B. L.. w. on N. w. face; thonce West, Var. 22 deg. 30 min. B. 49 chs. to Cor. No. 4, identical with s. W. .oc. cor, on line 1-2 Gertrude West Coal Claim sand stone 24x12x5 inches, chiseled cross on top surface for true point, and Cor. B. l.. w., on N. E. face, earth mound on N. side of rame; theLce North, Var. |22. deg. 45. min. B. 29.92 chs. Witness Cor. to Cor. No. 1, a sand stone 28x12x4 inches, IA inches in ground, cross chiselcd on top for true point and w. c. Cor. 1, E. L. W. on N. face, with stone mound 30 inch base, IS inches high along Slue, " CHS. tO SOT. No. anu place of beginning; containing an area of 160 acres.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the land described, or de. siring to object for any reason for the entry thereof by applicant, should file their affidavits of pro- test in this office a., or before six months after the expiration of the period of publication of this notice.
 G. A. ADAMS.
 Register U. s. Land Offiec.
 Date of first publ, Dee. 4, 1915. Date Of last publ. Feb 5, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02

F. o. E. Anniversary Entertain Musical and Dane. ing. Admission 50 Cents, no other charges. Saturday, February 9th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02

Over ten miners were in town yesterday after supplies. They have been delayed in getting their re- quirements filled on account of the bad weather and want to rush out their material now before another storm which experts predicts is On the way.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02
CARPENTERS AND JOINERs.

Local Union 1789, Carpenters and !oiners of America, meets every Fri day at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenters Headquarters, Feder- al Labor Hall. at 8 D. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02

FEDERAL LABOR UNION. No. 12s81, American Federation of Labor, meets every Monday at Ys3O D. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
 A. DOOSE, Pres.
 LENS OLSEN, Sec'y. Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02
CARD OF THANKS.

The members of the Sons of the North wish to extend their sincere thanks to all the ladies who so suc- cessfully arranged and managed the Leap Year Dence given last Satuf- day. SECRETARY.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02
ORGANIZED LABOR.
LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.

LOOAH S3U WI "
 The regular meeting of the Nome Mine Workers Union, Local No. s4O. of the w. F. of M., is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours p. m. to 6 D. m, D. m. to 8 p. m.
 HAROLD JENSEN, President
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. :.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-02

| cessfnlly arranged and managed the Leap Year Dance given last Satuf- lday. SECRETARY. F. O. E. Anniversary Entertain ment.-Literary, Musical and Dane. ing. Admission 50 Cents, no other charges. Saturday, February 9th. The cable between Sitka and Valdez is still down.
 Mrs. Mathews was operated upon by Dr. Heimlich some days ago and is now mending rapidly.
 The Eagles have strung banner across Front Street announcing their annual ball on February 5.
 The Pioneer Women announce their holding an annual ball on Fe- bruary IA.
 Jake Topolsky, Widstead, Maus, and others were in town yesterday after supplies.
 Dr. Heimlich has been attending Cy. Carman for the past week or so, the School Board official cufforins from an indioposition. He is now al! right again.
 Tonight the Eagle Hall will put on the sixth to ninth episodes of the Lucille Love serial, inclusive.
 Over ten miners were in town yesterday after supplies. They have been delayed in getting their re- uuirements filled on account of the bad weather and want to rush out their material now before another storm which experts predicts is On the way.
 G. P. Goggins is to have speciai building sale soon because they have to clear out considerable sec tion of their supplies on hand to make room for the extensive altera' tions contemplated. Tho building will be increased another story in height and to prevent the large stock now on hand being in the way, they arc going to sell many articles at practically cost. The management is now figuring upon the sale.
 Great interest is centering on the ball game between the Fort and the Northern Lights at the next games. Both these teams have the same per centage and it will be case of Greek meeting Greek.
 The Unalakleet correspondent of Worker in a letter dated January 23 writes as follows:
 Thomas Gaffney arrived from Dime this morning. He reports couple of good claims and high hopes with every one busy.
 His highly developed scent for malefactors is taking him across th+' Portage, but Tom is about as con- municative as a clam at high water
 A couple of soldiers from St. Mikes who were desirous of emulat- ing one Nimrod, g6t hunting pass and went to Old Woman mountain; one of them got a rabbit and the other mighty bad frozen foot.
 Charles Fergstrom leaves here iu the morning with the limit weight of mail. There has been no conges- tion of mail here this winter. What may appear like a congestion Is caused by the difference in the limit between the star route from Gip- bons to St. Michaels and rather be- tween Kaltag and St. Michael, and the side route. between Nome and here. There are two mails a week between Kaltag and here. The H. init of one mail is nine hundred pounds and the other four hundred and fifty.
 The Nome mail takes five hundred the rest is for St. Michaels, Mar shal and the lower Yukon. At times there may be little left over for Nome and as part of the smaller mail from the Yukon also goes to St. Michaels, the limit for Nome Is