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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Gierepublfoniicbe Gampagneletmg wu G6eooore
9Sooeuet ir Charles 6. SugbeS ouf cine 8eoetour
0urd,'s Gano ididen Cos Oiiritc cine wiltommene
Sodridt ien fir Ole 0enofratiide Gampogneleitin9
0enn ser 6euerireIcr llno 1etden6oiicr Don DDlter
Qlou madlt nit eocr &eoe Stimnun9 tir @ooorom
gsilion gm IienItaq 9bco B. g. iagte er;
,llns miro beribtet Dob Ger Geutibe &edlstdg sur
set oeboitirt ber Sic @icocroufuabmc mas e Ocn
lierleebcotfrica ncnueu; id nenuc Is Urmoroug BON
a10uucrn, Srollcn un0 @noern oili Gober see. Sbr
foth Sud a6er ooroui Oerlaica ooB ii1er Oie Sadie
ridt oebattrt mcroen miroe es bctannt mare ooB
Scr 8rdii0ent Der Scr Stoate Gin Donn iei Der cine
ioldjc art Scr aricoiii6rrug nidi erloube."
Sier 6ei1dftigt iid Der Mon BON SDlter Bop nit
Gtluos. mas m0glidler @ciie paiiren tonnte. Dt fe
ncr Silbe ieoob erudbnt er Die cbcrgritie @nglonoS
sen @oronb, Die 5hmar5e 2iite Sic 9eoridimg mn
leres SonocIs gsem 10 ipridt niiiien Die 8dbIer
anne6mcn Bob CT 0ie Andt oes Serrn Sug6eS pertrtt
imo lic merocn 6 ieOenia1S 5menlol beiinncn ebe lie
enen g9ediel i'm g9eiBen Snus oorncbmeL penn Der
lnqc Der bilen m6de, bon lcinem Sprodrobr ais Elm
Nann hinqect miro ser Die Sntcreiien Der Sereinia.
ten Stoote ebcniouenig acgen Oie llcbergriic eng'
n0s in 5djuB ncbWen mcrDe mic Der cBige Bewobner,
nno ser bel Der gcrin9tcn Gcranoilung Sreg mt
Geutihan0 oniangen piiroe, no Der lebee 9Guobner
cinem lodcn ousgcpiden oOcr bod bon ieiner Earet
0a3u ac5mungcn mor0en it,
Charles 6 Sua6cs mag feif iodcr Dionn ein; er
moa BON Dem Dcuti4cnboer uon 0Diter @ap nit 6leiB
IL en nliteS Yidt qee ueroen Oanlit er in Der gSaDl
ain 9lupcmbcr unteregc mo omit fiir 0eu Wlann BON
Cpiter 9oo oie 9obn re ueroe iir Die @rIongng Der
rcpnbfauiid)en Observation-Disclosures in 1920.
&err Sugbes moa ein mo6rcr 9lmerfoner iein mO Die
abIbt 6obeu Die Sntereiicn cincs SanOcs gcgeu ole
lleberarfie gacr m pa6ren Nbcr ioange cr Die GSdb.
ler udt auifGrt olange nibt iuat mas 6c5igd oeS
%pIirau6es ser 5djuot5en Cite taD Der 9e0riidimg
imercS SonoclS getban pcroen olltc ioan9e niilien
lie ion nad5 Ocm ecartbeilen, mas cn Sauptipra6robr
iogt
IreiGd Sat ser rii6cre @unocs. Scnatpr gilbert 8.
9euerio9c bon Snoonn ectern 9beno in elmer republi
fondcn MaiienpcramnIlmg in Chicago cine icbr
ltoric artf an @raioctt @llors @uslonospolitif ae
ibt bat ou Die 6ciddmenOe llnterpiri9eit inter @ng
Icno bqepicen o erIldrt oaB ollc oec llebergriiie
nid)t tattacnnoen 6obe fonntcu, me'a Ole AOmintra
tion in geai6inaton pom 2lnbegim ecS &rirges allen
aricgii6renOc aegeniber cine fcite Satune augcnom
men battc g(6er lei0cr peroen Die gSd6ler Scrr
geperiogc neit menger ais moBgebeOes Sprodrobr oeS
2r Sug6es betrod ten ais Ocn groBen Spettatcl pen
Gper 9ap
Pins Scrm @ig6es ci1cncm N}ltnoc pollcn bic
@0ber G0reu mas er ii6cr Oen Yoitroub oie Sdwar5e
3iiic ni6 Die 9c0ridme uHieres SanoclS 6cnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

by lending too much on bad secur-
tiles and by leaving too small mar
gin But they have been very care
full. They are lending only 25 per
cent of the nominal value on Rus
sian bonds, which are quoted in Lon
don between 72 per cent. to 92 per
cent. AS long as they keep to these
methods, conservative finance is evil
gently more discernible in Germany
than in England.
British critics Of German war fin
ance are evidently forgetful of the
methods they themselves employ.
When the first British war loan was
started the Commercial and Finan-
cial Chronicle" wrote "Overwhelm-
ing results are expected, as the Bank
of England, by agreement with the
government, is prepared to lend at
/ per cent. below the bank rate on
the loan without additional security" 4"
The Bank of England was willing to
lend at per cent. on the deposit Of
the war stock without collateral and
without margin. Subscribers could
Immediately borrow the money from
the bank which they had invested IN
the loan. They would enjoy the
privilege of borrowing at l per cent.
below the bank rate for three years
after they had paid up completely.
Notwithstanding these benefits, the
first loan was not a success. 1t netted
4.06 per cent, whilst the reduced
bank rate was at that time per cent.
1t was soon quoted at discount.
The policy of France was a little
sounder The Bank of France offered
to lend money at 6i5 per cent, one
half per cent. above the discount
rates. on the new loan, with a mar
gin Of rs per cent. 1t wisely provided
for the possibility Of a decline Of the
loan, which the Bank of England had
not done. AS the British loan has
fallen to SO, the value on which the
bank was willing to lend extra cheap
money has declined by Z per cent.
The value Of the German bonds,
which had a margin of rs per cent,
remained steady. England believes
that buying British bonds at the
Bank Of England with money bor-
rowed on the security of the same
bonds from the Bank of England is
such good finance that no margin is
needed To raise money at 5 "a per
cent. in Germany on a first-class
American security WIFI ludl SIN "
60 per cent is "frenzied finance to
her.
England has gone one step farther.
She has resorted to forced loans.
Holders Of good foreign securities are
compelled to sell them or to lend
them to the British Treasury. They
jare paid for them in per cent. ex-
chequer bonds, If possible. If they
refuse to hand over their good for
eign securities they are severely pun
ished; 10 per cent. Of their net in
come is taken from them by special
income tax. No doubt, this is an ex-
cellent method of getting credit abb
road, but it is downright coercion.
A howl of indignation would have
been raised if the German Govern
ment had forced the holders Of mort
cages on German and foreign proper
ty to exchange them against German
war loans. How loudly would the
appeals in the name of outraged
liberty have rung in the ears of SYM
pathetic neutral nations.
ITO be continued
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Baltimore, B. Gfiober 1915.
Ole SirdBeHour6hrucbs @onlmindre Der
Stabi baltimore MAIDEN aemiB ben 8orl6rii'
len oes Baltimore Siaot6bariers bierui be-
ldnni, Dab lie cine oetdllirie Silie aler 3uge
lproOenen @ntlCbd0iqlngen berliriddien llniOf
lteH ulo aulcrlegien gSertDerb0bllngc neblt ets
ner eridrenoen Ndrle anleriigen lieBen ~ Ser-
hlnoung nit Der 00nbcmnirunq nno OrUfTnhng
Der NilIioe Jluab nit einer SrCite ODu 66 6uR,
bon Der JleiierSiomn Hoao bis YberiO Seigbis
Noenue, geHdB ocr an 20. Sebruar 1915 nitt
ter5eibneien Seroronunq yir SO oca WldOors
nto 1ia0irdtb5 bon Baltimore.
Sic QuIlagen erliredcn ltcb iiio linllalleH
beioe SeiieH Der Siqloe Hodo, einl6lteBli6
oerei Bett, bon ocr SiioWelileite Der Neiieras
ioun Rodo bis 5lr Ror0oltleite DER Niberi0
Seqbts glDenle uno 100 SUB HoroipeilidD rno
lho0itt6 0eriebcn ole Glomelneite Der 9lets
iiersiomn 8ouo 100 Sub uoromelidl uno iio'
0iiicb Der Nlllioe 0i0ao Die yt0rboiieitc Der
SiberiD Neigbis glDenue 100 Sub HorolpeliliO
uno ino0llid Der Nilllioe 9ioao; belize Setien
Der S0abosNOenuc 100 SUB noromelilib uHo
uo0itiO Der 6iuNoe Jpa0 beoe SeieH Der
saranac'Aocnle 100 Sur noromelili6 uno lnof
Diilid Der Oillloe 9ioan; hci0e oeie Der 10
SUB gllle0 100 SUB Dtlid mo meiillO Der
0iuli0e 6oao; bcioe Seiten Der gSi6in glne
me 100 Sub biilicD uno weiilicD Der Nilllioe
iln6 ne oeben ferner biermfi Gofi5. 6oB Dor.
benannie Cite tno erfldrenoe H1rtc eBi iilr
Die Snipefiion nuer odrin iHierelliren Herloi
ncn 6eret iit. UNI onB Die Gommilidre am
Ireitag, bcm orei5c1ntcu Sooe i'm Sltpber
1916, nm II llbr Burniitiaps, lib IN ibrent
ViireQu i'm Jidibhdltie iiir ben 8ped berldms
meln neroeu nm ir9eno cine In beiager Silie
QuQeinbrie Ib0ilacbe 3li reui0iren geqen lueCbe
GiHmano bon 4erionen crhoben miro, ole onriu
nicrciliri 5n ieln beboupien
SuDn 0. YlUbincite,
Ncnrn Wi Nitci,
Sarrg ". 9ienllcD,
Goniniiiiare.
(cne.7o.1o) "' = Glcrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

garenu ocs MarBlanO etaais. 3udt6ames.
baltimore, 1. Slioher 1916.
VcrEcgclte 9lngebute ueroen bis Sum IL.
SitOber 1916, 4 ll6r gla6mitaqs In Der obi
Qen 9niinlt eniqeOen genommen meroen iitr bic
mUdIcniIidic eiciernnG bom l5 Ofiober 1916
bis sum TO- Ofobcr 1917 bon iolgenoeu glr'
iifeln: $500 @inno iridieS Ninoileiim, lpie
iolof: ,,0hud "sNippcu uno Sdlnitcrn, oidc
Cnncn Oon oer ,,Watc" uno Nruititade, IN aleii
dDcn ruantitdtcu, iopebI ninee pie ebniee
Glide, ~G6n" itn0 ugbn Beef" ino oondns
oio ans3uicblieben 1000 9iuno lnphcnlOie
,,GorncS- Soul" mno 500 9inno Srantinrter
geHrite.
0ie bier anqeGebenen Quantitdteq iino nur
nundbcrnoc SbdbunQen Der erioroerliben
Wleuge; Die mirfl6e Gudniitdt Die 81 oem
glneebotSs@reiie qeieeri peroen muB, mnB 70
QroB leiu, mie In Der obcn nHqeqebeneH BE
riooe erior0erlib merben mag
Nbieerunocn ntiliien i'm W}drNldno 8ndts
bnnie In ioIcen Gunuidien mo lu ioben
2eiien criolqen Uie bon Dem gSdroein oer
9lniinli beitellt merben mdQ
8iiroihdf nit beqlnnbiqier GiWcrbeii mnB
fir Die GriiIlun9 oes @onirdItcs geliclt mer'
ben.
9obhnoeu in Qdar eriolpen mondili6.
SaS Recbt irgenn Elm ODER alle glngcbote
81 oeriperien, blebt pprbebalien
SObn =, 2cOnnrb,
(Cu2AGf0) gSaroeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
ariea, @elt0onOcl nuO ec6cu6fOltcu.
(9Iii3 0cr .g9citlif5cn Noit". ct. 9onis.

TYTlla 0er 0WclTIIC6en W0II-, II E0lIlaJ
gidcb 9crebumG miercS SouoclSautes belief ii6
o;e aeiaante 9nSm6r Der &er Stnotcu in oen leeten
N1ountcn bis Guoe Suli 1916 olii einen gSertb BON
$l.5570s9000 Se6e oa: Scr GiniIuB oes Sreges
orf ulercn s9eibanOcl sebr ibon g9ic aber, menu
mir oen Spef 1orr6teu lino agtcn: Der @iniluB I'M.
FIRES gaelt6anoclS oni ocn &rieg2 2as bat an @noe
uIe6r Nrcdhanna as oie erite 9eborptinG. Gen Be
jpeis ir Sic 9ibii0iet imerer glndJt leier ms oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

SouOcISom iclbt SmerOngs oui llrnucgcn nnO 9led]-
fam pocupiGi1
Ga miro uns 5tndd5lt er5GbIf SoB Die 9GuSiitbr Don
gaffen un0 SdieBbeOorf in 0ieien Uonoten cine
66e BON S39S 9S0000 erredJtc oonr miro geiagt oaB
fiir $t09 600 6Iug5euge &romageu 6a5rrdoer,
gerf3euge mo Grabt ulsgeiiibrt nrOen ole alt
Icmmt mo ionOers ir Den @ebrdd bnter DER Sdladt-
lnie beitinnt porcn; meiter crfo6ren mir, Dob all
Stofien fir 0ie lnter6atmg ser 6ruppei 5r @aifen-
bcreitmg, iir &leiomg unO Sriegs6ci0roerunas5mede
cindlieBlid 4icrOe unO Mollt6erc fiir $iS7t72,OOO
nod europa gingen 3as modt olio, me 5ugeltdnoen
miro, aQen on uSgeprodenem SfregSbeoarf fir 5000,
620,000 Wlan iebt es ldppert Iid] 3uiommcn; ole
ebe 3obl fllQt idon gang anoers ais Die erte Nber
eS fommt nod 6ibi6r 3u oelen ouSaeiproden
@rieasApedcn oienenoen Sad)en forimen nod nle @r-
ten 9ebcnsuittcl 9rooioiie 6leiid Dfild, Sollen-
un0 8uunnDoaenluauren, BalmDole &upter, @llen uro
Stabl in S)obe bon 1861 469 OO0 Dopon gngen gle.
6cnodtel nad europe mO GonaOa, oIio, pie Derld)dmt
63lqeiett miro ou6 iiir Striegs3rede. Siebenodtel
lit gut Gas modt alio an anoerbnlh W|ilioroen tiir
8aiicn ni0 arees6e0orf Die nod europa gingen
yiod @lropal Ad mas, po5u sic llnidmeifel @brliH
bcrous nit Der 6arbe DoS Gebt alles nad] Gnglano
un0 Srunfred] oanit oieie oen Gerud)tlmgStanpf &C.
qen geltidonO rpeiter i6ren f0nnen Dieie 3o6len
6cmecn ms ood fpp in0 Flor oaB rie 2aiirten fertg
iuo o6getbon pdrcn penn e nidbt por Oen Der Stoo
ten auiredt gebolten miiroen. 0nut b1tten mir ocn
GcDels fur ilere SeD0lptllnB DOM GNllB llHlcrV2
g8etbonoes oui sen Sirieq gdr 0nrd amerifonii6e
Sle fam oos Morocn meiter qeben, ooer geroOe 6er
aus ole @creingtcn 5taoten inO Der Seers6elicr Der
9aiirten.
9as 1T sic cine Scite ser Sode. 0ie on0ere Seite
il, Oie gelden g8crt6 bat oieic 9epatige 9us6r iilr
SIC @erenigten Staoten? &on Ger &ofienasiu6r OBJ
ecieben iino al ole N}en9cn 2e6enSmitteu miercm
9auoe perloren un6 mir 6dtten ie ooGj 10 not6g me
NM pie Oas tGglife @roo. ln0 wos baben mir ltatt
oeiieu2 ToS 0an0elsamt 6ot ms ielbl Die Antport
aceebeu: Gie Steaerme Der @reiie fiir oic uot5men
ooitcn 9eoiriniiie m0 2ebcnsmitte Getrug @nOe por
gen Sobres 20 a. s. unO Oarber uno bat in oieen
Sabre nod 6eOelten0 3igenonnen, o5ne 0aB Elm @nOe
ocr Gbeuerrng ob5uieben mare. G9enn Oos 10 mciter
gebt e6t bolo Elm eroBcr G6cil OlS Goltes Dor Ser
SungerSnotb. IS lit Gin ,Sanlmer I'M umIere mirtb
idaitliGen &er6dltne! llnO oa Fat man nod Die
Stirr, ms oen iesensreGeu gSirtlmgeu 0cs arie
gcs oui lmereu @elt6onoel 5u hpaeea lnO nit 3o6en
oide 81 t6u Die uns crit redt Iiibcn allcn, mic er
bdrmlidj mir Oaran Iiuo. &ber mir no neltrnll o.
Oieie 9teutraItdt lit Elm 5lu@ iir uuier Sanol Aber
Gin Segen iir oieies 2ano pGre eS penn Der 9luSu6r
BON 2ebeusmitteln elm 0dmpicr ouJeebt piiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
gsrnSer 9(Sont 0ncht.

@s narb am 3. Cfober 1916, @rnocr 9ISam
9uedlt, 6, o. i'm 0cr3 Sein @iarrDanie,
Sigbidnotuiun Sic 9eeroqtna bon Der Ser3
SeIil'airde iinoci iiaii am Nrciiaa, ben g. S;s
tobcr, $50 8orn, nanu Die Ir1ucrieierid'
feiieH iiir Den Serliorbenen reciiiri meroeL
Qeiolot bon elmer Jie0niema6o6neiie ilr ods
ceelenbei oeS @criiorhenen I'M 10 llDr 8orm
'Neieblua ani Der n0eiligen 0rIolers Gene
tern" tDtib,b)
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cyulius ". Sofnlan.

gs narb am g. Cftober 1916 nab ldnaerem
Nrannein Sullus w. Noman, aelebier @aite
bon Sclena 0oiudn. i'm gllier bon 80 Sabren.
8crmauote uno iSrellnoe Der 6amille lino ad'
hiuqsoou cnQCldoeli, Der Beeroounq am Wpn'
tuq, O. Gfpber, QiorQcns 8 llbr, bon leiner
gSobmlna, 9r. 2t57 Sho.6liHtun StraRe aus,
be8llpobnen: oann 8ir Ser5 Sein.Airde, mo
Inn 9 llbr Uoroens cine 9ieqlliem Sodmelle iitr
fein SeeIenbel cclebriri miro. Neiletniig anl
sem nOerA aNelu- Srienhole" (GIl6-N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
OIeaen sic @rO6i6itOmSSOrIaac mnI mam nidt alcin

ilinnen onocrn aud por6er arbeiteu. Nlun ne6nIe it
EN- 9eiipel an Den @robbitionteu 9(u alien @den
iino Gnoen ie6t man ie t60tG. Sn alen 9re5iutten
IN alien StraBenaeoierten giebt es rciwoe 9lr6eiter
r ole ,ote SadDe" TT Oie cute Sod)e, Die ins boberc
Sienern uiO Ser gebcimen Suf Sen Suf bon @obn
linn er5eneenocn 6uiel 6rinaen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
SefanutmGdJnusem.


WnIilIDfcf Q. AIi0bcr IVIb.
Ger StnotsWcGnictcr miro um WiitNuDd, ben
II. SitObcr 1916, ta6mifiags 415 llbr an
Sri uno Siele cri9enen uno oas glreau Der
Mncg n0rolid BON 9omonoioHs oHsglbemc, bon
9iliou bis 0enion SiraBe eiabliren
6oluarb 0 GOuMnu,
(Sti6) Staoir r@epuIcier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
linierc antc nIte NrOfmmttcr, Sic Sum. iaatc 0e

icr Gage Gcilti6lano reOe nidt mebr @robern3en
Die atc geOanfeniAmad]c Dame bat natiirliA pcr-
gciiei OoB bic @ugldnoer mo Sror5oen felt 26 Nono
ten taetdelid BON Der guft5eillmg Gentdlan0s uno
Scitcrred- llngarnS geidpoBt 6abcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Scr porigen @oGc uut meitere 13,iiS,O00 @lurf per
me6rt @r bot lett ole onie6nlidbe Sobe BON 2,484
10000 crrcidJt Die 25 8iaionen fonnen bis 5um
T. ,Sanlar 1917 Oieledt pol iein. Gas lit Ooa ban.
ferottc 0euti6Ian0l
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aa h Se llriadle Ocs maRLoicn 0aiie8, Ocn sNeO.

bore 9iooepelt auf Qeuti6onO wir? 81 mon 6m ali
leiner &iidfebr aus ben ofrfaniiden SagOgriuoen in
1910, oui ciner ,triunpbirenoer Giidfebr bon @lba"
III 0euli6lano pieaedt nit nit Der notbgcn @6rcrbic
tlmg begcanct? Sottc Dieeibt oiii 9dnjenOe ciuc
Smperator mirOige g5renbe5cigungen gerednet2 NaB
Der @ion BON 0oter 9oo an @r0Bcmua6u Icoet Bat cr
bclpeicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
GnaanO ac6t nidlts nadl nrprinNIialer Grluartnn0:

Gie oent6e 3lotte lit nidt pern6tct ole 9irIen lmo
s5rou5oicn iino nid5t nod Berlin getommen ld)t als
Seeer ~, @uglano 6at anitait 10000 5pei 0i0ioncn
2an0trppen ndCb gorOirmfrecb nO SSlan0ern dJiden
mo oeuentpredc1O ene Snoutricn inn glrbeitsfrdite
berau6cn mien DER SnnOcl blii6t nidt pie erportet
murOe @oo eB aus onitot elm oie glnlngen i'm 9(lS
lcroe Uermu0ern id nnitat OoB Tie cb pernle6ren unO
5mi lnglid III ai9 Ole 81 SlDlone ocs arieges einac
iibrte Sinan3poitif enc perebrte geuee Gie Sciter
scr britiiden Staotsiinan5cn go6tcn eu poor flene
gnlci6en ulrocn genigcn fir oie @eiirciting Der
arieesfoen uio gelpdbrten MIR 312 4ro5ent 3inieu
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9O6n gma fudt Sic 6ritiidcn 3niclu a6 madJ III

,{Dbn Snll lndDt oc brtdJen ,jneln Gb nnh PIT
idcm &ononenluttcr un0 9lrbeern iir Ole N}untionS
o6rifen 9lber marm Iu6rt CT ndlt ir Snoien Den
Ndlitdr5mnng en2 Inter ocn 200 Diillonen SSnoIern
wiroe er aauoueniutter eenug iinOeu. aui encn sc.
natoi me6r oOer wenieer iolte es i6m Oob nidt an
fommen Soer iirdtet er 6aB cin Seer bon elmer Ml.
ou Snoiern Die gSaen aegen i'm elbit ridtcn fonn.
tc?
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Sin uerluenenes WSIfdlen, bieie edmeiler. Nlt Sem

Ncitidjen 9ieid baben ic Elm San0elSabtommcn 0ero
i'm Sb e nidt firdten, ooB iie olf Die p5dwarje
Cite seitclt lueroen2
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0a6 G0arleS s. Sna6eS i'm Saae ieiucr Grma6lmu


pm 8roiiOenten ser Ser Stuoten oen Nionu BON ODer
8op 81 einem Staats SefretGr MAIDEN miiroe 1T nid]t
ioobrideinli6. Serr Suobes meiB oaB 9iooieoelt 5n
lcrrhiidtig iitunO ooB cs i6m aud an ocm tiir Den
Oerantuortliben Soften 70 notbgen @ledgcpidlt uno
gcionneu6eit e6t @6er fam man erparten, Dab Der
ri6ere Senator geoerioge BON noana iiir ben Soften
oiiScrforen mcrOen mrOc Senator 9euerioge 1T Elm
cc6ter 9lmerfaner, Elm 6eionnener Monn.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-01-07
In Saint Looey.

In St. Louis there .3 one ward
that is full of hrewerias and Ger
mans. In a recent election a To-
cal option question Wa,5 up. After
the election a number Of Germans
We're counting the votes. One
was calling off and another tax
ing down the option votes. The
first German, running rapidly
through the ballots, said: yet,
vet, vet. vet, vet, )" Sudden
ly he stopped. "Mein Gott!' he
cried, "Dry!!"
Then he went on-'Vet, vet,
vet, vet, 80"
Presently he stopped again and
mopped his brow. "Himme]!"
he said. Der son Of a gun re-
peated!"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-01-07

eht having been held up by the government,
MIS-. John ohlrich. Baker, refund on land
mas. Y. Speiser. Ekalakn. refund on taxed
mortgages assessed at $2l4.5,.
valuation of $500, ~
iecess until "a. III. Dee. l0.-Commission.
tIs met at = p. NJ. having been detained nm
~ lnls hour by court proceedings. All COM
'I,isslonerSa ana the clerk We're present eX-
trpC commissioners Pepper who was detail-
ed at the court room.
CLAI Ms
N,uLtel OF claims taken up and audited
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-01-07
The Ekalaka Eagle

Entered as seconf'-ciass matter. January /, 1905
u the post office at Ekalaka. Montana, under the
act of March s. 1879
Evening journal., 1916-11-27
MRs. M. E. TYsON pEAp.

Following lingering Illness, Mrs.
Mary Emma Tyson, wife OF Jesse J.
Tyson. Sr., and one Of the best known
members of Asbury NJ. e. Church.
died az her home, No. 31S East Sixth
street, yesterday morning. Mrs. Ty-
son was 81 years of age. Mrs. Ty-
sons ma den name was Mary Emma
Benn. She was a native OF Lancas-
ter. Pa.
In addition to her husband who
founded the present transfer and
storage business of Tyson Brothers,
Mrs. Tyson is survived by the follow
ing sons and daughters, all of whom
reside in this city: Mrs. Frank An
drews, Mrs. Albert Kelly. Martin G.,
Jesse J., Jr., William E. and Miss
Mary Tyson and Mrs. Walter Turner.
The funeral will be held from her
late home Wednesday afternoon at ?
O'Clock with the Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor Of Asbury Church,
and the Rev. r. High Adams officiat-
ing. Interment will be in Silver
brook Cemetery
Evening journal., 1916-11-27
Divided Sweden Suffers
Commercially Because of War

imports. We simply are surety TO
England that such goods are con-
$ gned TO US to go to their proper
destination instead Of to the Central
Powers
Has the cost Of living gone up very
much since the war" he was asked.
Not more than IA the United
States, Argentine and other neutral
countries. I should say, he repl ed
"At the start We had in Sweden
abundant suppl es of everything, but
Swedish dealers could not Withstand
the temptation to sell and dis
posed OF this surplus, primo pally to
Germany. at war prices. NoW we are
short and prices have risen in conse-
quence some 80 per cent. on an aver
age.
England has tried 70 arrange with
Sweden to allow Sweden to restock
on an ante-bellum basis But the
pro-German element refuse to agree
to this
So relations between the two coun-
TT es continue to be somewhat
strained England refused 10 allow
certain things to pass the blockade
and enter Sweden. Sweden retaliated
bv laying an embargo on certa q arti-
cles-wood-pulp for example.
Now the wood-pulp dealers, who
formerly exported some 100000 to
100000 tons per year. have TO market
for their pulp. and are not happy
Il am sure" Director Bildt said,
that at present our Government
would like to go back on its action.
An agreement wth England would
benefit us much"
Evening journal., 1916-11-27
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