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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03
HIGH PRICE OF THE YEAR.
Wheat Reaches S1.70 Wednesday, thu
Top Price for the Year.

Wheat for milling purposes reached
$1.70 yesterday, as against $2.15 for
the same day last year. Milling de-
mand and inability to get cars to
move grain more freely on account
of bad weather conditions was pre-
sumed to be the cause Of the rise to
this figure. There has been dearth
of cars, and also bad conditions for
getting them over the road.
The visible supply of wheat in the
United States Monday was 45.oOO,OOO
bushels more than on January 81 OF
last year.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03
POWER CITY BIBLE CLASS.
Officers Elected and Series OF Enter.
tainments Planned.

The Power City Bible Class held its
regular meeting in the basement OF
the NJ. e. Church. ceieted officers and
decided upon giving semi monthly en-
tertainments, the. first and third FRI
da, evenings OF each month. These
will consist OF debates on popular
subjects, readings and musical num-
bers. An entertainment committee
was chosen which will prepare pro
grams and give them publicity sever
al days In advance of each meeting. Az
soon as the roads are good the class
plans to extend these entertainments.
taking IN school houses within reach.
These will be held In conjunction
with the school literary societies
where 1t is agreeable to the schools.
Two new members were added TO
the class. The officers and com
mittee are as follows: o. II. Bar
ber, president; J. A. Clark, vice pres
ident; II. s. Anderson. secretary and
Myron Foster, treasurer. A. J. Clark
was elected te,cher OF the class. Com
mittees were appointed as follows:
Entertaii:aent-- A. J. Clark, !. n.
Cooper and =. 3. Becker.
Membership-All members Qf the
class, with A. J. Clark. chairman,
Charles r. Goss. first Vice President
and J. W. Lee, second vice president
Employment--O. II. Barber. n. E
Barker, ]. l.. McKown and ]. r. Coop
er.
Welcoming and Ushers--L. ID. At
kins, j. r. Cooper. A. w. Davis, Geo
Leitch, j. w. Lee, II. 8. Anderson.
Publicity-Myron Foster, A. J.
Clark, J. w. Lee.
The class voted to pledge $3.50 to-
ward the building OF the new church
the amount to be raised by giving
entertainments. oyster suppers, etc.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03
NEW NAMES PROPOSED
FOR THE NAMELESS MAN.
None Of Them Seen Natural to Hin,
However. and He Is ~ Much Lest
~ E7er.

Although u number OF new names
have been received by our nameless
man at the hospital. he fails to recog-
nize any OF them and Is no nearer \
solution OF the puzzle OF his Identity
than he ever was. A card from Fred
|erick, s. D., gives him the name OF
Charles Myers. Matte Sailor OF Fred
erick believes him to be her nephew
by that name, who left Clarinda Iowa
about twelve years ago.
Up to date he has been identified as
James Mckinley. as Charles Mitchell.
as hobo printer who worked In
Preston last year, an ]. u. Howe, az
Charles Myera and as hobo who
was forced to go to work In the Da-
kota harvest fields.
The last Identification ia AZ George
Irving OF Sault st. Marie. Mich. Mrs.
Sarah Rowlands OF Aberdeen. 8. D.,
furnishes the last Identification, and
so positive were the officers Of Aber-
deem that they sent the Press meg
sage costing $1.3S. Mr.. Man believes
he Is none OF these parties and the
Press agrees with him. When he IL
discovered It will be from the South
central or Southwestern states. Tho
following Ia taken from the Daily
American Of Aberdeen. 8. D.. OF jan
uary 90:
Yesterday mornings American
contained an account Of man who
has lost his identity and is now at
American Falls. Idaho, where
friends are trying to assist him In
finding out who he is. This man
formerly worked near Aberdeen. and
thinks he was here last fall during
the harvest season. claiming that he
worked for two Norwegian farmers
near here. taking the st. Louis and
then the Northwestern roads to Ab-
srdeen after he had finished his work
here
When Mrs. Sarah Rowlands 62s
South State Street, read the story and
saw the photograph. abe believed that
she knew this man II years ago.
She thinks his name II Geo. Irving.
of SAUL Saint Marie, Mich. and that
The had mother. brother and sister
residing there 4
Mrs. Rowlands yesterday stated that
a man looking very much like tina ons
In question worked for William Row
lands, now deceased. II years ago on
1.-The Rowlands farm near Plama.
He was injured IN an accident when
he was run over by mower and sus-
tanned injuries to his head, the acci-
dent resulting In his receiving q scar
similar to the one described In yes
terday's paper
The Rowiands family coresponded
with his folks at the time OF the acci-
dent, and after the man got out Of the
hospital they sent him home. He re-
turned again two years later and
worked that summer around Colum-
bia and Plana. and since that time
Mrs. Rowlands lost all track OF him.
Whether or not this information will
assist In strengthening out the iden-
within few days.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03
BEST CHURCH FOR THE MONEY
IN THE NORTHWEST STATES
That Is What the Methodist Church
VIII Be, says Rev. Miller, and One
Of the Most Convenient as Well.

The church for which we have
had plans made" said Rev. ]. Wesley
Miller. yesterday, will be the best
church for the money in the north
west The plan is the result of years
of observation and the combining of
the best features of other churches
and the elimination of their unsatis-
factory features. The seating capa-
city will be about $50. which is great
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03

G.. e. Widstecn, the jcweler and op-
tician, is going to Salt Lake and Den
yer next week to take up further stud
les in opiome;Ty. and also 70 buy the
latest and most up-to-date instru-
ments for the examination of the eye
and its functions
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03

L. b, Evans came in from Arbon and
reports about three feet there, which
he says is more snow than for years
past.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03

drawn for the year 1916 by the Coun-
ty Commissioners:
r. E. Austin, A. H. Barton,
John Connolly August Fetters
Henry b. Gessel Chas. Hammock
Al. n. Hewitt VIM. Hanson
w. B. Joslyn Edward Knecht
Frank X. Kluck Ray Kelly
A. W. Kite, F. G. Meyer.
Geo. b. Miltenberger.
A. ]. Neufeld G. A. Newman,
Albert T. Nash Grover Pennington
C. l.. Page H. ID. Rhode
K. c. Robarts ID. V. Runnion
John Richter w. E. Stearman
FRANC Siegel Guy Stuart
Robert S. Small Geo. Vetsch
d. ID. White, A. Wiertzba
P. D. Weber, w. Fl. Zimmerman
A. ID. Babcock w. N Currier,
Heber w. Ollie, S. w. Early,
R. F. McCarty, Osa Creasey
F. l.. Cunningham,C e. Drenner.
H. C. McCulley N. P. Nelson.
o. III. Blackmer. w. T. Harris,
A. W. Isaac, Fred Stiner,
F. III. Schnabel, e. X. Watson
e. l.. Whistler J. |. Allen,
b. C. Adams. Fred Altmyer
H. C. Boley, Thos Barnard,
James p. Clark, A. Il. Davis,
10. w. Dowel, J. w. Frodsham.
w. p. Fifield, H. e. Gibbard,
r. w. Hillhouse, Jno. G. Howard,
F. G. Rowland, ]. F. Hautzinger,
Leslie Houtz, Eph Josephson,
r. C. Kelly, Chris Killsgard
Heber Lasley r. F.. McCarty,
willard Mcbride, Porter Mitchell,
Joseph e. May, F. r. Meadows,
Henry Moss. M. r. Stipe,
j. II. White, Ed Wagner,
J. w. Staley, ]. III. Clark,
]. F. Dewitt, John Hadley,
w. T. SchrimscherA. NJ. Teal,
Chas. Bolingbroke, John Noble,
John Payne. A. A. Friesen,
Ed Nelson, p. P. Spalding,
F. A. Ziek, Carl Bauer,
Manual Adolf, Fl. z. Breeding,
Henry Bergemeister,
Farley Morris, Carl Peavey,
John Tiede, L. d. Behrens,
Homer Peas. Andrew May,
Geo. w. Wood. ]. E. Babe.
A. r. Adams, Henry CIrrier,
w. c. Grooms, Clay Roy,
B. F. Wade, Joseph Arbon,
A. K. Brown, Robt. Butterfield,
Omer Davis, ]. II. Giffin,
IJ. ]. Peacock, Robt. O'Neil,
H. c. Sallee, william Jasman,
Adolf Winter, Anton Wraspir,
o. C. Martens, John Deeg, Jr.,
w. Z. Crawford, NJ e. Drake,
Henry Ringe. George Sievers,
Roy Drake, ]. C. Sande,
d. T. Farnham, Burton Evans,
|C. w. Stier, l.. E. Nutting,
Fred Bolte, W. J. Carey.
Frank W. Collins, G.. l.. Butler,
Chas Kampf, ]. H. C. Behrens,
o. T. Faa. l. x. Adolf,
J. ]. Lunz. ]. T. WINNER,
T. L. Jones, ifTTy DsTis,
W. G. Torrance, r II. Bachard,
Gus Miller, Christ Schrenk,
Jacob Schild, Fred Cofelt.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-03
JURY LIST.

Following is a list Of the jurors
drawn for the year 1916 by the Coun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
0nrae Standardization

Sri. 0rp6a g. SbrDod, Godter
Oes @cnerols G6omas 8. S6rDod,
miro nn Doueritag in Der gromn
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9lleganoer Gider, getraut. Sn 9ln6e-
tra6t oes fiir5lid crioIgten 9lblebens
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ter.9lr6eit 81 Oerleien.
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Sobres peroen ole Serren ieoeniaas
oie &eIultate bon 1916 1916 Re-
pue paiiiren loiieu. Die Geriamm-
limg purOe auf W}ittpod pertaet ga
@rdioent 9. @iaaro ser 9eerOiglma
oes Serrn Sames S. Sia beiwobnte.
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nebmen %oiior 8ooa itanmt ms
Ohio lmo BAT felt flint sSabren cr.
loIareib in Siios9aItimore gelpirft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

%oli5iit @illiam SartleD BON 9lr.
lin9ton cntsiug nit fnapper gtot6
Oen Gerluite icines gllgenlidteS, ais
er bon Ger 20-i66riacn eOit6 YiperS
aus Der 0eumore-glUeme nit elmer
beinernen Snornooel ottadirt, meb-
rere W1ale ms @eii1t geitoben imo
ibper perlebt muroe. Der Foli5iit
CAB an, oas Wld09en iei Die 9Sarf-
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babe Steine un0 9lmen BON 0en 9la-
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ben imO aniheineno in onnormaler
@eiie 81 oieien S6ieften geipro1en.
@r babe Tie iiir geiitesfranf ge6altcn
uno i6r geiagt, lie iole nab Sauie
eebeL moralif iie ibn nit Scr Saor.
mabel attadirte uuo libel 3nridtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Observation-Disclosures Oes @arblanO.
Snltititts.

Ole Sa6rcsidMs-Seier Oes n0la-
rplano.Snititllts" finoet 6eiite 9(beno
in ser ,2pric" Itott. %rdiiOent 6ronf
q. Soen miro Oen @oriib iii6ren lno
@ouuerneur @merion 6. Sarrington
miro an Die 1872 @raouirten ole 81.
plome oert6eilen. 0ie Soiptreoe
miro @roieiior 5ront s. @ooouow,
Ger Brdiioent Der llniUeriitGt, 6alten.
@eitcrn 9IbenO fonO cine SBrioataniidt
Der 9luSitealng I'M Sauptge6duoe an
Der Nlolmt 9lo1al .9loenue itatt, uno
ole 9lusiteaing miro bon morgen an
tGgli6 BON 10 ll6r WloreeuS bis 10
ll6r gl6enos uuO on Sonntog bon 2
bis 5 llbr 9tadmittags fiir oos aa1e.
meine @u6lifum often iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
gai.aamAfer.

Baltimore II. philadelphia Gam.
pier.Go." (ericsIou.2inie). Bier /,
2ig6t.StraBe.
Baltimore, GbeIapeafe & 9ltIautic
SiaihuaD Co., aSiers A, Az, 5. g
lmo 8. eis5titrabe, mO 9}ier I.
Bratt.StraBe.
Baltimore Stenm @adet &c..
(0Io gap 2iue), @iers 10 13,
2iebt.StraBe.
~Gbeiapeafe SteamI6ip Cine,
gier 10. 2isbt.StraBe.
1Merdants ano 9liuers' Graits.
pcrtation 2ine~, Bier 3. SUB bon
Siio.@anitroBe.
agort Riuer Cine. 9ier Is, Qiebt-
StroBe.
n9em,9orf mo Baltimore Grams.
pcrtaticu Co." Sub Der Grecerid-
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Bon Der @rOfurutter Ocraiftet.

Ger ncrnj16riae g3anioD g2c.
@ratb, Dem BON ieiner @roBmilttcr,
Srou Sarab s. 9iouioD cine 2ucd.
iiIber.20hmg gum &rinfen gegeben
por0en mar, itorb geitern 0}orgen an
oen 6olgen bon @ergiitung i'm
oSobns Soptins Soipital". @s wiro
bebauptet, 6rou NanlioD iei our 8eii
Der Ebat eeiitesgeitort eepeien iei-
Qeiien ungeodtet uuroe Die Yloro.
ouicbuIoielng oegeu iie er6obeu. Sic
befinoet iicb nod in Der Ebipps.@li.
nit un0 6wor imter beitdnoiger 9e.
mahilng elmer @oli5eifrou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
NLhlchcn.

SIN 9llter pon IA Sabren itar6 ge.
itern 6rau Seroino 8oaerieino, sic
g9ittpe BON G6riitop6er 9auern.
ieiuo. 0ie 9eerOiglmg finOet ON
0onneritag glabmittog BON Ger @o6.
nrg oes So6nes in glr. 3739,
@oug6.StroBe, ans ouf Dem @louni
Carmel. 6rieobofe Itott.
5rau 9Iugldtc @iint6er Slider, aei
lie6te Satin oes Srn. s. SenrD ST.
ider, lit geitern in ibrer @o6nung,
gfr. 80, Sit.Senrietta.Str., geItor.
ben uno miro moreeu gladmittaa
oui Oem SolIOon.@orf- 6rieo6ofe sur
elpiaeu 9lube gc6ettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Grlaa i6rcn gycrIcbunaen.

Die so Sabre olte &ote 8itner, ole
i'm So6nS Sopfins.Soipital ar6eitcte
rm0 om Sonntag 9l6enO in Der Wlo-
nument.StroBe, 5miiden Ser Slut
lano.glOe. unO @oIieitroBe, BON Ell
mem StrnBen6abn-@ n-@ogeon fiel er.
lag eeitern N}orgen inn Sobns Sop
fins-Soipital, mobin iie in bepuBt
loiem 8uitanOe gebraAt moroen mar,
ibrcn &erleslmgen. Sie Bate olBer
cinem Sddoelbru6 innere 8erlebun-
gen oapongetragen. Da ole @e-
toOtete anibeineno in Baltimore fei-
ne 9eriunnoten 6ot, lieB Coroner
SnsleD pom norO0itlicben 0iitrift ben
Sei6nam nod Ser itdotiiden Morgue
brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Madm Mift.

Ger 90 Sabre oIte gSilion g.
Guaiiou BON glr. 2317, 0it.9ioolc.
StraBe nobm oeitern oneeblb in
iclblhnoroerild6er gI6ii6t feds 0ued
iilber-Eabletten gu iih, begob ii@
olsoauu 81 ieiner Shmeiter in g4r.
1923, Sinoen.gIOenue, iu0 geitano
ibr, iuas er getbon. Seine lle6er.
fibruno nod Dem uWlornlono gla.
gemeinen Soipitol" muroe oIsoonn
beronloBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
9ic etaOtrat6siititna.


Giele tpidtige @eror0mmgen geItert
erleoigt. @eroronlngen fin
SanoDer StraBen 9riiden un(
2i6ertD Seig6ts g(penue 2inier
paiiiren. &onito6el Geror0
mng piinidt $500 fir SeI-@e.
m6lOe oes NloDor @reiton.
S5u scr geItrioen StoOtrat6sIibune
botten 0ie 9aItimorer StootOdter
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erleOigen Sic 9uoget-9e66roe botte
fur3 Dor ser Stootrat6S.Sibunq oie
bei0en 3meige 6ena1ri6tigt oaB sic
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nung, imo Die geroronitng sur 9lllto.
riiirung elmer neuen StroBen6abn-
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glltge6eiBen morOen ieien. @egen
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cine Delegation Dor ser 9e60r0e,
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mortern ser @eroroulmg befan0en
iid StaOtratbsmitglieo Sobn g..
5oro, 6. 81. Gopnes, 6ronf q. Sal
lowaD, Oscar 9. SaDlor, SSrou s..
Wl @ault ipo Charles SorleD.
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item 3peige in 5peiter 9eiung onge-
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brabte einen giinitigen 9eridt Ser
@erorOnmg oeS Srn. @olmiiano eiu
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babes in Dem @lod 5milden grooo.
ipap, 9onf.StroBe, Goen-S -StroBe imO
9llieeanna.StraBe poriie6t. 1as So.
mifS fir Gr5ie6irnasipeien cupfa6l
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cineS @rrnoitiideS 3miiden 9fori6.
9Ioenue, WlcD'eden.StraBe @eunipl-
oania-gloeme imo Grub Sia.glpe.
me sur Grri6hmg einer So6Idulc
fiir 9}eger
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12, @orO I'M eriteu 3weigc, beam
tra9tc in elmer ncl.einaebra1ten
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lton rno oes oo5ugcb0rigeu Ha6-
mems 81 6eitreiten
So6resihIu6s Eeicr Ses gPorhIouS.
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90 9iirfei nn0 bie gIrmenicr.

81 Der armeuiihen 6rase miro
uns eeidrieben:
g9ie Oie Dinee mirfli6 Iieeen,
mag Elm 3iidblid olf oie @eidifte
Der lebten Sa6r5ebnte oartbm. 0ie
engliId.amerifaniiden alagen iiber
nglrmenier. .Wlaiiofres" iino 6efnnnt
LID alien Datiims. 6riiber biloeten
sic flint tiirfii9cn @ilniets, melbe
6anpti1AliA BON g(rmeuiern bemobnt
muroen ole 86iir, onrdD pelde iib
aIer anti.tiirfiihe ginfliB i6ldueel-
te. ltnO oie 9lnhport apf oieie, tbeilS
ourd enelii6e &iunoe, tbeils Den
rlliiiIben Hubel ms @erf geiebten
llnrliben biloeten oie glieoerrnebe.
lingen ser altfriibreriiden gtrme.
nier. oas Erape3unter 9lutboo, oie
blutieen 3uiommenihiBe in @on
uno idlieBlid oie iitrhtboren 9(ugltit.
Greigniiie oes Sobres 1896, oa in
oen @aIien BON 2onltontiuopel Sau.
ienoe bon 9lrmeniern eri1Iaeen iplr.
oen uno gngldnoer, wie g[merifaner
formliH 81 einem 4reu85u9 eegen
ben Sultan auirieien. llno oodj iit
sic @eoulo. NIT melber sic Eiirfen
lanoe 3eit binourh bic armeniI9en
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Seine 6lcuScuOcu Gidter an 9lutUmO-
bilcn.

@oli3eiri6ter Sdr0Oer bat geiiern
cine @arnilng in Scr n0rOliben $50.
li5eiitation erlolien, lmo marnt oarin
9nltonobil6ciiBer Dor Der Yeniblng
BON ltarf blenoenoen 9lutomobiaih
tern. @r oro6t 8upioerbunoelnoen
oie 6odIte geiebd6 5uldBli9e Straie
an. @or cnigen Eagen bate @oli-
3eiridter S1r00er @oli5eimaridou
Garter eril1t oilrd beIonoere @oli.
5eiabtbeillmgen Die @arfs unO BON
9lltono6ilen belonoers piel beiihte
StraBen oes n0r0li1en 9iitriftes anf
6lenocnoe 2i6ter bin 81 6eobaften
uno mebrere @erbaihlngen inO IN
oieiem 3uiammen6ange genaht NOR.
0eu. Die @oli5ei lit sur lleber5el.
gung getonmen, OaB itarf blenoenoe
2aternen on pielen llngliidSf1aen
i6ulO gepeien iino, imo lit er Sa6er
felt cnti6loiien, auf Die 9urcbfiib.
rlng oes @eiebes energii9 5u a6ten
Oas ole 8enlBung Der blenoenoen
9aternen oerbietet. SSm noroli6eu
Iiitrift Iino aaein in Der nergange-
men @o9e ii6er 80 &erionen wegen
oieies @eritoBes feItgenommen NOR
Oen lmo mtBten nit wenigen glus.
nabmen ie $2.45 entridten. @e.
iteru itanO pieOer Elm itottlibeS
Gubeno 9litomobil6eiiser inter Der
eleiden 9lni6uloiguug Dor @oli5ei-
ri6ter S9rooer.
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gSortroa ii6cr @elaieu.

Sm n9lrmoca-Glub~ 1ielt geitern
9lo6mittog Sr, 8elir ~. @lorle0,
Elm Sobn Oes @rof. Sronf @iorlep
BON Der Sobns Sopfins-llniberiitdt,
einen &ortrog ii6er bic Situotion in
Dem Ebeile bon 9elgien, Der BON ben
@ngldnOern nod 6eiebt eebalten
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
ISiirls Sclltide ggaiIcnfeit.


%reB-@omite orOnet Oos 9lubringeu
bon 0RefIameidiloern an. - Syn al
len @anOelbiloert6eatern 9letla.
me gena6t. II Die 6eitreoner
beuahri1tigt
3os @reB-Gomite fir oas @aiien.
ielt am @iineitmontog I'M giper
gieip 9Sart belt geitern 9lohmittag
i'm 9nlgemeiuen 9euti6en @ailen-
bauie on Der 9(isqritb StraBe eiue
&erianmlung o6. 9luBer Dem Gor.
liber OeS Gomite's, s. 9funO, na5-
men iolgenoe 3eitungspertreter an
Der Sisung E6eiI: 5rduIein @uilic
81. Goeti6 bon ser o9}ems,~ 6. Sem
neon bon ser SIM" ". SSribide
bonn n9lmerican" unO Saul SdaO
bonn oGeuti1en GorreiponOenten. a.
Serr @funO 6eridtetc, DAB Our6 oaS
oor5iigli6e glr6eiten oes &reB-Gomi-
tes Die 9l6baItung oes @oiIenieItes
bereits in ser gon5en Staot 6efannt
lit. Sn ser Baltimore StroBe, 5pi-
ihen G6orles- ino Sigbt StraBe,
mlroe Elm groBeS Geflameidilo iiber
Die StraBe geipunnt. 6erner miro
felt 8pei @odeu in ieOem goriete-
T6eater, iopie in ieoem benereu
Observation-Disclosures Elm aus einea
9iIoe 6eIte6enoer Slim ge5eigt, ser
oie 3uicbduer auf oaS g9aiienfeit
oiifmerfiom mabt. 9ln iGnlnitlihen
@lofotpGnOen un0 3Gunen ourcb
Die gon3e Staot mur0en ouBeroem
eroBe &eflanebilOer ongebro9t.
Die @aiienfinOer neroen am ndh-
item W2ontog mie gelp06nli6 in Spe-
5ialpaggons Der gereinigteu Stra-
Ben6o6n @eielli6oit lmter 5iibriing
BON superintendent Gorl SdmieO
no6 0eni 9lioer @ielp @orf eebradt,
glodOem iie nerI6ieoene 2ieoer ge-
iilngcn un0 iidb in geniigen0er @eiie
oniilirt 6a6en, lperoen iic einen Hci-
gen Deronitolteu. @erihieoene De-
fonnte 9Reoner peroeu ouf Dem Seit-
plob 9lniproden bolten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

ggie aus 9aeerstopn W2o.. berid.
tet miro, lit ser ongefiinoigte Strife
Der SanOwerfer Der ,,@eitern Wlnrp.
anO.gobneeieIli6oft" oerbiitet NOR.
ben. Gin llebereinfommen be5iigIib
neiier 9lrbeitsihlnoen uno neiier Sob.
ne miro beute ooer morgen BON bel.
oen Porteieu liiite-5eidnet werOen.
Mie angegeben miro, crbalten ole
Sanoperfer in 8ufhnft auitatt eines
5ebnitiinOigen einen neiinitiiuoigen
9lrbeitstas uno cine Sobner6oblmg
bon 11a Gents bro 9hIn0e.