davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27

The road commission dispatched a crew Of men 10 the kougarok yester- day To commence operations on the roads in that section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27

The barge lowed to Nome shortly after the breakup last spring and later sunk near the Alaska Lighterage docks was tossed up on the beach by the storm near Mellle way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27

The trial jury attending the pres ent term of court was excused by Judge Tucker until September 27 al ? D. m at the morning session today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27

A Wire received from Seattle this morning states that the steamer Uma- tlla departed for Nome on the eye hing of last Monday, the hour being 11:3o. The steamer will thus arrive here about Monday morning next.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27
NEWS NOTES

Joe Crabtree was among those sail ing for Fortuna Ledge on the Belinda last evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-27

Mrs. Cornela Hatcher, president of tne Woman's Christian Temperance nion, is expected to arrive in a few days from the Panama country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

SameS NP. S6oller, 26, lmo Sos
torino s. Stamon o. 9eiOe uon
gIltoono, ga,
S9m @. Strong. SO, rmo DlarD
u. airt, 80.
Siooore @iieman 27 9laoens.
BURG Wl0.. un0 @ertruoe IincopstD,
"a g9oi6ingtou, 9. s.
SomcS @. @ooo, 64.ggittmer. un0
Glma 5. SdniOt 81. @ittpe.
9Ilirco 9owenberg, %, mo aot0e
SDOel. 81
S5omos s. SliUer. %, umo 9ula
2. Shools. 10.
Sarrp @orts, 35, aeibieoen @6is
looelp6ia, @ay lmo Goit6 " Cos.
per, %, gcidieoen Bbilaoelp6io.
@m. 6. 9iuidmiot %. uno Colts
IS. aranb, 81.
Sames 9. &ennie 30, ino Gud
s. 9roeg 25
ODdrlee IS. Srlttll8Dallb "A, llll0
@Iqops g Hosers, 20.
Gitgenc 6. Clemens, IS. oeibieoen
lmo @loru &. Safe, 81.
Soparo Gnsef 81 mo @ertrnoe
@ere(iS, 20,
@m q. SulmiO, 81. lno 9ot6ari.
ne 9. Wonae6an 20.
Sermou 6. 9etbe 26, imo Se6en
aerr %.
eommo S. Cumberland. 81. Ga.
tonSpiae, 0lo, uno Bertha 2. 8.
.5. Seoen. 90, 9elair. @1o.
9lrt6ur &. Barnes. q. st. 1enis.
@lo. ino MarB aot6orine glenew,
g. Ncw 9orf
@m 3. Sorriiou 27 upo Bertha
8 Guiieb, 26
Ni0or Q8enia 25 im0 Qlfma Qn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

oeOille Yroeromm fir Ole morgem
Ytontog, 6eeinnenoe @ohe miro UNI
ter moerem ioleenoe giummern ent-
Dalten o9eltrob mo 9eltrob~ in ei.
mem fomiiden glft; 50. 0foiier, San
ger; @Oitb 6ranciS in elmer Sing.
ipiel.Gom0Oie. Die 9oriteaungeu
iinoen UNI 4.3O lmo $50 n Oem
5reiluft.Sbeoter ltatt Son8, imter
oen aldngen OeiieIben 0r6eitars,
welher ieoen @odentag itattfinoet,
finoet itets @0nner inter Dem jun.
gen @olf, oos @ippnn Dat @art ie.
oen Olodmittag imo 9(benO ouiiubt.
@utc @lobl5eiten iinO cine Spe5iali.
tat oes oortieen &eitouronts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Der Der fiir5lid in 8orO's 0pernbous
ouigetrctenen 16riars 6rolic", IN.
mitten ieiner berUorrogenoen Nlin-
itrel-Eruppe 6ilOet Oie Sollptottraf-
tion Oes nSippooromc Sbeoters
wG6reno ser morgen 6eeimenOen
@obe. 0ie oStolieniibe 9lodtigoll"
Gero 0e 9oiiini bon ser Wloildnoer
Spcr gllDn 2epis mo So5el Sor-
rineton in ser iamoien Gouooie
0Sbe SireO .Enri" @loirc ino On
pale, 00ow unO Dom imo mebrerc
e6enfolls erittIoilige Sariete.gltte
peroollitGnoigen oos piel0eripreden-
oe lno o6ipehslinesreicbe 8ro.
gromm oes BON Dem galtimorer
0eutidtbum 6cpor5ugten &ouoepiIle.
Sbcoters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Grneit 3. eang %, unO Clara {.
Enrnon. q.
s. :. @ooorid. i3. 91clu 9orf
mo SeIcn Z. Strong 81 @od sin,
@lo.
Somes S. eambOiu 20. mo gla.
rie 9anoer 90.
@m Saoaertu. 2s. Sio6lauotomn,
imo 9luaiita SO. @ia, 26.
9lrt6ur @. Relion 26. 0lew glori
inO G6riitiue @oruer, %
Sames o.. 6rantliu 80, mo Sm
ma 5. @lcDonalo, 33.
Seize g. GomnS, %. uno Marie &.
Wliaer, 10.
G6orIes y. @orris, 30, aeidieoeu.
&ibmonol go, uno @Iaobs D1orc
81.
SEQ 81. aarrauoa6. "a. mo Moro
is. Smith, "a.
E6eooore u. Stcinniiler. 40. uno
9lmelia 9oniie @iieler. 40.
@m S. @beeler 81, glorriStomn
@o, uno Celia 9 Germ. 81, Groo.
per, ga
ISM 6. Qeop. 50, @iitmer @euua
Groue, R..SSy uno 9apinia s. 9loDo
Al, g9iipc
9ll6ert S. aaun %, uuo @mg
Sobman 49,.
@m g, Nenfle, IS. mo 5lorenct
N. @rDont 2i.
Noo6 q. Sroiou 70. @iiipcr.
GonnerSuilc. Sn0o m0 Caroline
Dobis, 80. 9ttper &6ilaoelpbia
So6n Cigar STEINER p, Il 9(ld
nora 6, @luSaiIler. 19.
Gonrao @e6elein q, mo @oloie
Sborrer. 90
Gowaro g. @'n6Ier 81 lmo Ga.
t6rriue s. @ail. 26.
Soru S. SagueS 26. II. Anbu q
9loofep is 9eioe BON lhlionStouh.
81.
elmer 8. SorucD. 2i. 2t mo SEA
t6arnc 9 Gtmeaa, is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gler. Sinner Jon g3altimorc.

glm n6hIten Sonntae oeu %. 8.
&c. meroeu ole o@creinieten S6ns
ger bon Baltimore i'm nglrion.@orf
ibr SriibIinssieit beecbeu. sSeoer
Gerein miro eiu ODER mebrere Guar.
tette gum 9reisiineen Wofiir iA0ne
@rciic ouseeiebt iino, itcacu. Die
Singer weroen uah oeni Hreisiiii'
gen inter 2eiting ibres Girigeutcu
SSobn u. alein periAieoene @laiien.
dore oortraeen, 9ei oieien IN 9lus.
iidt oeIteateu @eniiiieu mare es I'M
Sntereiie Der Sanger 6u ipiiniden
roB iid) oos Deutiftbum 8oItimores
moglidit 6ablreih cinfinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18


uotbig. Inter oen orci @unfteu
miro einer iiir Die 9(uffoiiuns oeS
0htiifitIdes perlieDen uno 5mei iiir
Die Site Der glisfiibrlng Oeiielbeu.
Der einleiten0e @ettbeperb miro I'M
4.30 gladnlittags beginner DER
SdhiBbeperb Inn 7.30 9lbenos. Ole
&reiSridter ieIblt merocn Oie Mus
iifitiide fir oen eueeren @ettbeper6
auspd6lcn. 9is lett baben iid %
Ordjeiter fir oen @ettbewerb onge.
meloet uno Der Grfolg oooon miro
iein OoB oas @ubIitm Elm louges
groBartiaes CONCERT Ger beiten SEA.
pcllen oeS 2anoes boben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
0cmtIdJ-Nlmerifamer!


Sect beiBt es, felt 5ulammnlteb'n
SonIt ioateu mir ms epig i6dmen;
Gle miiIien nod I'M @naoe ile1'A
@enn mir oas redte 0littel nebmen.
aein 9odruf bari ms mebr bet6oren,
Gos ioQ Elm jeoer Geutide idiu0ren
Inns lodt nidt niebr Der iiiBe 9rei-
Tas Stinmeufangen iii Oorbei"
Seet lit es 3eit 5um erniten E6im,
glidt nit Dem 0lnulmerf laBt ms
icbofien;
Ger 0eutihe @iier oori nibt rlbn,
Cie gon5e arait 5uiamnenraiien!
llno giienfetten laBt ms idmieOen
Gem Ieino oie Mannesitirnc bieten;
Tins lodt ni6t mebr Scr iiiBe 9rei-
Gas Stinmcniangen lit por6ei
Go0ieinOe ionOeu mir I'M Streit
g9ir muBten manAes @iit idon
i6luden;
@ottlo6 iebt iii Die redte 3eit,
Man6 ardmerieele muB iid OudeiI.
Seraus, i6r Starfen ino ibr 6reien
Seio i6r nod Sflopen Der Eurteien2
llnS fooert niht Der iiiBe 9rei II
Gas Stimmeniangcn lit porbe
Grdut nidt Dem ireunoliden @e-
irhnutS -
llno f1men lie nit 5arb mo @iniel;
g9Gr's 9eoop. g9iIion ooer Sug6es-
Salt loBt ms iein bel Dem @epiniel!
Gang trlgen mir 0es .6aiies 0ualcn
9aBt uus nit e6ter @liin5e 5a6len;
llns fooert nidt ser iiiBe grei
Gas Stimmeniangen lit por6ei
Gem sSrelmO oos Ser5, Dem 8eino
ole Stirn
9lie moatcn mir 6eionO're Hebte;
/ Grcn lit oas 0er5, flar oos @e6irn,
g9ir Iino iebt 6reie lmo ni1t Snecbtel
oere6tiateit it's, wos mir wollen
@eru's iein muB, fonneu mir audi
grollen;
Inns fooert uidt Scr iiiBe 9rei n
Gas Stimmenianaen lit uorbci
Eie Sbmod, oie man ms augetban,
g9er fam lie ans oem Ser5en reiBen2
Sat ipudte man Die Ceutihcn an,
@errdt6er bat man ms ge6eiBenl
Cas- mar ser 2o6n fir ar Oie Srene,
8 ooB es nod oie 9rut acreuel
Tins f0oert nidt Der iiBc 9rei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gamfett fiir Srn. stOme.

3u @bren oes Srn. @m. 3. Stone.
0es Scrgcont.ot. g(rms DER rcpublita-
niiAen 9lationul.G Convention, iinoet
am @}ittpod, oen 81. Smi Elm Ban.
fett I'M SoteI SSoDce itott nelbes Oos
rcpnblifoniicbe Stoot.Gonlite orron-
qirt. Sr. Stone lit nod niAt bon
Gbicago 5uriidgcfebrt. bod miro er
an Montog ermnrtet. 0ie @iitglie-
Scr Oes republifonii6en StoOt-Gomi.
tes iino: @eoree gS. @oogett, &enrD
q. Soffman DoOio gg. sSones, Sobu
". Sonebfe, Sr.. 9enjomin g(ron.
Itom GborleS g9. Woin SenrD g..
Sorner, Gborles u. 2ue, SarrD s..
g(lgirc, syobn 81. G'9leill George g8.
Yoogett, gSilliom u. 9rDon g9. s..
$. Sulser, 9m. S. Burns, 9enja.
min SO. SougbeD, Clinton 3. Sri.
1oroion. %enrp ". &epion 9(leg.
W1ca. N1ontell Suiius 3. OiebL 6.
s.. auebler, Sanuel s. Dlocouohp,
Sbomos @osnell, gilbert 90. Sproei.
fer, Soiues 9l. Doune, giihorO &c.
SbedeIls, q. 6ronf Smith, SEQ. @.
@orrenber9er, G0moro S. StpIeS Il.
9gilliom S. SSobnion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
..g3ou .lSorf u

9Srof. syobn 9. 8orion miro beuie
g1admittae uno 9l6eno oas 9oD.
Shore @orf .Srdeiter oirigircn. Die
Gon5erte lperOen BON 3 ll6r bis $50
imo bon 7.30 bis 1880 ltottfin0en
lno 5mor in Dem ihonen @luiitpo.
oillom Ger pobrldeiulid BON Wluiit.
freinOen bis 5ur @ren0e ieiner Sal
iunesfG6iefeit eefiiat iein miro. Die
@er6eIIcruneen Oes 9oocpopillons
meroen bolo bon Observation-Disclosures
weldc oen Gorf an DER Gbeiapeofe
@oi beiu6en ausgeniist werOcn. 0ie
&ortuerluoltltng Bat oen aroBen 9o.
oepopillon onge6ait lmo 1T beiicr
gcriiitet, oen @eoiirfniiicn Der ga.
oenoen al aeniigeu. Gin Sal3uoi.
ierbao lit an einem beiBcn Gage redt
eririIdeno, un0 gau Shore iIt be.
fonnt wegen ieincs guten 9oOeitron.
oes lmo Der 0ielen @eauemli6feiten.
0ie elegonten Wio6l5eiten in @lorp.
lono.Stul 9cfodt uno ieroirt, loden
Gicle nad Dem 9leitouront. Stein.
lic6feit, quite Slide unO quite 9coie.
nung lino ole 3iele Der &eitolwant'
leitlme. ,Seoen glodmittog unO
glbenO oilBer nn Sonnto9, miro nod
ocr @tiif oes gou Shore OrHeiterS
geton5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Wlniifnliider gScttbclUer6 bci Der
Contention Der ,,GltS".

Dirisent @illiom S. Soutelmann
BON ser Ser. Stooten 0lorine.&opei.
le, Sr. sreoerid S. @ottlieb imo
9roi. Charles S. 9ohou weroen ulS
Greisridter in Oem Drheiter g9ett.
bemerb om Gage Scr eroBen 9arooe
Der Cts elm eutes Stiid 9lrbeit an
@dnoen baben. 0ie orei 5u uert6ei.
lenoen 9Sreiie peroen $3.50, $500
unO $3.50 betragen. Die iiI an oen
@ett6eperb 6etbeiliaenoen Crheiter
miiIieu on Der @araoc tbeilncbmen
mO tein Orheiter bon W2orDlono.
Dem Diitritt Columbia lmo bon 0e.
laiuore Onrf iid ooran betbeiligpn.
Die BreiSrihter peroen IN folgenoer
gSeiie entideioen: SeOe aapellc
nuiB 5unddit Elm StiId uo6 cieeuer
gSobl ipielen welhes nibt l1ngcr
ais 10 Nlinuten in 9lniprid neb
men oorf. Drei Yrmfte f0nncn III
Dem &eiibeuerb crreiht meroen
lIno 5mei Ssnnite lpelialtenS iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Die OentIdJc W4utter.

@as meineit Ou mO erGmit Did 10,
9asb mollt 0ein treues Ser5 Der.
5ogen2
@eOulOe Oi6, bolo mirit on fro6,
&ein S1rGuenfleio iollit Ou me6r
tragen.
So9t Oir's sic inn're Stimme nidt:
ng9iid' Oeiue S6rdnen pom @eiidtl
S6 audi ole 9io6en frdd5euO flie,
gen,
EaS oettid)e @olf mnB oennod tie.
gen~
llno madt iid) audi Oie 9iige brett,
Sebt Sag uno 9ioht ein Seer pou
Shergen;
60 mar nod niemols cine 3eit-
Ylit bod uno nieoern Gelfelsmer-
feH
@i6ts Gilt me6rl 9ruOer oOer
6relmO-
lln0 parcn iie ionit 10 eng Oereirt;
Sic 6riiten &ade uno @erOer6eu,
gIIS Iollt ser lettc 0eittide iterbenl
8oS wcineit Ou unS erdmit Did 10,
@eil aud oein Sobu bat ouSee-
6lutet2
8 man6er Selo lag auf Dem Strob,
Bonn miloen Sdlo9tenoampf Inn.
ihtbet
Gel itol5, on Oeutides @lutter6er5,
Ger @eIt gum Eros, oer6irg oen
S6mer5l
llnO 66tt'S Oein gon5es Ser5 5errii.
len
0ie 6einOe iolleu eS nibt miiien.
g9ie mander gine 10 gerne mitl
0as oeutihe 9lut rollt in ocn
9IOern;
llnO pGr' eS oud Elm Eooesritt-
5ait mo6t id NIT Dem Sdidial be-
bern.
W1em @oterlanO liegt mir i'm Ser5
llnO ieine g5ot6 lit audi mein
Shmer];
Ger Seimot6 moAf id olles ge6en,
Gen oelti6en Stol5, oaS gdn5e Se-
Gie @clt lit icbt 10 bart lpie Stein
9Si6ts @uteS mill man BON ms ia.
gen;
"a ite6en mir i'm aompi ollein-
llnO oennod bari man ni6t Der5o'
gen.
Seit ite6t ia nod oie @aGt am
9i6einl
Gs fonnte aaes iAlimmer iein TT
Ser trele @ott bat eS gege6en:
oGos oeltide @olf ioll elpig le6en~
g8os pcineit Ou2 and bier 81 9anO |
Steb'n fampi6ereit mir oilT Den
Shan5en;
3um Sdmur erbebeu mir Die SonO,
Sir trobeu allen faIi6en Sdron-
jenl
9ein @onu loib mire Erene ans,
5iir's @oterlono, iiir'S gater6aus;
aein @io6tiport fam oos 9ieGt nns
rau6en
9ln Qeuti6lono's 9iu6m mO Sieg
81 glau6enl
" 3 Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
vWiuOnn Oaf. f.Yarf. 4

0ie @mpnn Oof-Yarf.aopel
miro 6eute gladmittoo imO an
9lbeno i'm @wDnn GotForf unter
Der 2eitung BON Ssroi. Gborles g.
5orion con6ertiren. Gos beionoers
ior0ioltia orrou9irie'Grogramn miro
&nNpn nrfoIlpn 1uN OHM nrnpo 2,i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18


felt ain6er.SDgiene, @eiites.SDgie.
me, 9acteriologie, 6emiide 9Inalpier
pon glo6rrn9SmittcIn rno @oiier
! Gnereie- 9lnolpicn llmgebrugs. mn
@o6nlngs.Spgienc, flifnatiide Shl,
oien, ole p6piiologiiden Gfiette Oes
| Sonnenlibts, oes Gooiums uno Der
ihtra.Oioletteu Stro6Ien, forperli6C
9epegln9 mo Grniiolmg nit be.
ionoerer @eriidiidtieuug eDmnaiti-
i6er lle6inqen. Cine meiterc gluS.
0e6nlng oes Stuoiens@lanes lit init
Der @citer.Gntmidlung Ger S6ulc
porgeie6en. gnees 3uiammenar6ei-
ten nit Scr Staot, Ser StoatS.@e.
fno6eitSbe6oroe, ocS @unoesOicnites
fir ofientli6c @eiuuO6eit imo ser
SSntcrnationalen @eiuuo6citS Com.
milton Scr yRodcfeaer 6oinoatiou0
miro eiugcri6tct imo icitsclcat wcr.
Oen.
Sommer &uric an Der
So6nS SopfinS llnincr.
iitGt.
Gie Sobns SopfinS-llniperiit1t 6at
nit @ene6migimg oes StootSupcr.
intenOenten iiir Gr5icblme aurie cin.
eeribtet in uelden iidl ioldc Ycrio.
nen ole 0urd OoS neue am /. sunni
in araft tretenoe @eieb uorgei6rie.
bcnen Certificate erper6cn fonncn
Die entlueoer Sc6rer iinO, oOcr ii1 iir
Den gerlii Oor6ereiten @nrolc6eomtc
on SugenOgeribten uerOen woQcn
ooer aud So5olorbciter.
Ger aurius, pom 3. Suli bis gum
10. 9lugrit 1916, miro ans o6t5e6n
gorleilngeu beite6en, ole tdelid BON
$50 bis 11.40 MorgenS obge6alten
werocn.
Ger Girettor aler aurie al scr
So6ns Sopfins.lIniperiitdt lit 9rof.
GOmarO i. 9u6ner. Gie o6iaeu
&urie iinO inter Ger 9liiiiiht ocs
Serrn George g. Sones, Sauptiefre-
tar Der Marplano ainocr.Silisgeiel.
idboit.
9eionOerS iei aui ole alrle fir
Spielplab mo @r6ohmg lmo S6ul-
perpalhmg bingemieien.
Die @ebii6r fir ieDen Qurius III !
$1,000, fir 0rei alirie ieoo6 $500. |
y9luBeroem bat oie llnioeriitdf Srn.
Sad Sonoou Oeu Snipeftor fiir
Sdreibcn in ser Staots-g2ormal.
Sdule in GOmonO. OfIa6oma, 6eru.
fem INN &urie in Sdrci6cn o65u6al.
ten.
gld6ereS iiber Oicie aurie fam in
Dem 9ureau Der llniOeriitGt in 81. |
Tabrlng gc6raAt ruerOen.
@eitere Q denfung BON
$4,000
Cine ueitere S9enflmg in So6e
Odn $4,000 purOe Der SSo6ns Sop.
fins llniOeriltdt BON Or. aennet6
Nops aus gtem Dorf gema6t. Gic
8abe lit sur Gta6lirnng no Gr6al.
tlmg elmer 9l6tbeilng 5im Stu
ohIm lmO sur Gor6euglme BON III.
6erfllloiiS 6eitimmt.
Gr Gomns betra1tet, iuie eS
DeiBt Sa6oratorillm llnteriudnng |
ais Die bette @let6ooe sur 8er6eiie-
rung in Der Su6erfiiloie 9e6ono.
lung uno wiinibt, oaB oie ourb Iei.
ne Sdenflng geidoffene 9lr6eitS.
trait ibr SouptielO I'M 9a6orotorium
ude Or 9llen g. &rauie, sur 3eit
pom IruOeolI Sa6oratorium 81
Saranac Safe, R..Dy uuroe gum
eeiter OeS nereu Cepartements aus.
arie6en Or. arauie graOuirte I'M
Sabre 1907 BON Ger SobnS SopfinS
SSm Sabre 1903 CAB Seurp@6ippS
penn Sobns SopfinS SoIpitol cine
Su6erfuloic alinif, pelde ieOod
pd6renO Der lebten Sabre oerart
IL 9lniprud genommen wproe, SAB
Or. 0aois cine Grpeiterune uno
ger9roBerung ser 9lbt6eilung be.
hloB. Ger Spenoer bat $500 5uu
gorna6me oieier gergr6Beruns ge.
Ieben imo cine llnterItiibimg Der 9Ir.
1eit in So6e BON idbrlicb $1750O iiir
iiini Sabre ange6oten- 9s repro.
ientirt Dies 5uiammen Oie Sllmme
lon S95.OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Sin @GderSien gcuabr Den 6eaucmcu muO edefen g9eq
SSaer 6cih madrn unO gSdie 5n tudcn 6r ii rid
0Obe ant unO pariam Sin in SBr @ahere i'm Setter initial
lrr &GidereSn WirO I'D ais unnocrbarer Nr6et mnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
"RaffE1 -pIattEm.

Sine s9aiils".8lans IL sm glpparai btf
nnisr bis 8lamme stino6ru wirO nnb bw
vSroiIiHg".cieM tm einen 9aaoitn psrum.
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wiro. Ter reanIarr 4rsiS it SOC Aabrrc
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oit Srnnehna dni Sbrem rlacuen WnsOfen ge.
ttlnl nno, Neanlarer 9rels S1.25. p16renb
oleler Sunle weroen 100 iir 81 Uerlauft
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1925.
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Sier it SIRE Gesgcu6eit eineu seftrdeu Sadsr
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8 9amzboIts-11tenfiIien-GoOsn a en-
apnFeI-Gi[rm.

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sleu mit OisieH epsalal @afiehGisu ssbadm
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beihrauite AHjaM wrO oleie sgode Uerfanii
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Evening star., 1916-07-30
FINANCIERs SAIL FOR BRAZIL.
Committee Named by Secretary Nc
Adoo to Make Return Visit.

NEW YORK. July 29.-The financial
and commercial committee appointed
by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
to make a return visit to Brazil in
compliance with an invitation ex-
tended at the American financial con-
ference held in Washington last year,
sailed today on the Lamport and Holt
liner Vestris for Rio Janeiro.
The committee bears credentials to
the Brazilian minister of finance
under whose personal supervision the
members of the committee will study
Brazilian conditions from August Is
until September IL, when some of the
members will return to the United
States and others will tour other
South American republics.
DR.. Richard p. Strong of the Amer
lean International Corporation was
elected chairman and Charles Lyon
Chandler. South American agent of
the Southern Railway Company, sec
retary. at a meeting of the committee
just before its departure.
Evening star., 1916-07-30

the militia needs in the open market.
However. il is proposed to establish a
large government stud farm and breed
uniform type of artillery horse.
Results of universal liability to mill
tary training in Australia can thus be
summarized:
Prior to the year 1909 there had been
a steadily growing feeling in Australia
that the $4,000 available militia was en-
tirely insufficient for local defense. The
federal government, after careful study.
discovered that 1t was in no financial
condition to increase the military forces
on the same lines and at the same rates
of pay as then in force. To expand the
militia to 10000 would have meant an
outlay far too great in proportion to
revenues, and it was also deemed i'm
possible, even If the money were avail
able. to bring the citizen force up to
this strength through voluntary enlist
ment
Militiamen Lose Jobs.
Neither was it thought that under
the old standard of instruction the in
creased numbers would produce in
creased efficiency. Soldering. as then
conducted. would often operate to the
disadvantage of the patriotic militia
man because of the short-sightedness
of his employer Men lost their jobs
for going to camp, designations which
were allowable were frequent, and thus
it was considered that even If it were
possible to continue the volunteer en-
listments, the average length of serv-
ice would be curtailed
ITO wipe out the citizen forces al
ready existing. which cost so much for
the result obtained, and to increase the
regular forces to a new war establish
ment, would have given a very good
fighting machine. Because of it's cost,
and the prejudice of the Australians
against a large regular army. such a
scheme was rejected. Between these
two extremes the new system has been
evolved.
Evening star., 1916-07-30
NORTH DAKOTA WHEAT SHORT.
Crop Is $4,000, 900 Bushels Below
the July Estimate.

BISMARCK. n. D., July 2s.-R F..
Flint, state commissioner of agricuI-
ture, today estimated that the North
Dakota wheat crop this year would
be $1,000, 900 bushels. or just half of
what ii was last year and $4,000 900
bushels less than the federal estimate
of July /.
Rust. heat and food waters are the
three factors that have reduced the
prospective yield. he said. and added
that the past three days of heat have
caused serious losses.
Evening star., 1916-07-30
MADRID AND LISBON CONFER.
Ministers of Two Countries to Dis.
cuss Mutual Relations.

san SEBASTIAN. Spain. July %. via
Paris. $50 p.m.-The ministers of for
eign affairs and finance of Portugal
will arrive here tomorrow, when il
is expected that conferences will be
held with Count Romanones the
Spanish premier and foreign minister.
concerning the relations Of Spain and
Portugal.
Evening star., 1916-07-30
Horses Supplied Artillery.

On the other hand. the field artillery
batteries are Eupplied with government
hrrges obtained aud maintained espe-
c!allv for the purpose. Australia La :
stock Of 1000 horses or all tyres
50 here IS little difficulty in suppiving =
Evening star., 1916-07-30
Yearly Tests of Efficiency.

Glasses report annually at one date
usually July l, and when their eight
year service is complete the class is
mustered out as body. AS already
stated. for the first seven years all the
members of the class must undergo
military training not less than sixteen
whole days annually. Efficiency is de-
termined at a yearly test. and militia
men found not to be Up to standard
must undergo longer service. Promo
ton in all classes is from the ranks
and is based on merit. In normal times
about 10000 senior cadets become
liable to training in the militia every
year This number may be expected
10 Increase as the population of Aus
tiaIia grows.
Musketry instruction is special
t~ature of the militiaman's training
and - carried out along the same gen
eral lines pursued in the British army
Rihe ranges are located within few
miles Of all the training localities. In
the mounted services, which are very
popular in Australia. the cavaIrvrasn
citizen soldier supplies his own mount
This simple device relieves the com
n"Dwcalth government OF a iar2. item
nf expenditure