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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
0catidlc airhcu in aJiurOIuuO.
0nihpIlIMr Wemcinbrn.


Ct. Alpb0nlnS sNirmc Gdc Yurts
NDcluc uno GnruloQa SiruBc; Fnicr
Eduleutiu3 NiRucr, Hclor; %utcr SoIepb
Sunrin0c Ydicr YbiIipp Hobbad), Buicr
Fbilip Oplrnel Eater Spbnnn y. &ailD,
ASnicr gSilbcni Siu0ncr Gin YoliDn)
St. 5alo5uN &irGvc - Ode Nisoutbs
UNI 9ogcrs,5trnGe; lgotcr Sulrpb Gllni.
Hcttor; Ynei Yunl Suter, Mater Will
liam Grid. %aicr Yeler Rartinorr, ia.
ter Solcp9 StolB lnO Eoicr Solcpb &us
st. Olid1acls. STRIDE - ede ygolfcs
nlp EoutbnlosStraBe; Rntcr solepb
MInel, Rcitor; YSotcr Pctcr Sudc. |otcr
SolepD Nopclonp, 9Suter WcrnnrO
Sucding Hoicr Soicpb GtrauB
pcr5 SclnsHirdc g. Girube nu0
Holter Nocnnc, @ipblnn0toiun; Yaier
Uron5lshls &nuen1nuer, 9icfiDr; Rolcr
Nn0lltln &eiNcr, Enicr gllp9ou5 0crSoN,
ynicr p5oboun @ranm Eaier Gmil 9cus
fer, Entcr NIfrco Schlpcre
ct. gScn5cSInnS Nirdlc hGbmiIhc) ~
@oIiin9ions mo Niblnnosglp Yntcr
Soicp6 SoiIo, 9lctior; Enlcr Wcn5cSlonS
Niclidnr, &ntcr Soicpb Gcot |mcr
ghQnnin Tctrauct uuo %aicr So5n
&isiu.
Ct. Hcter nun Ennl 'Ntribc N Suns
bcrlanb, Wlb. Fnicr @oniini. Gsdldter,
9ieIior; 9'oicr yllbnn 0arncI uuo Eoicr
Gimnn Anupfcr
Ct. 2lnlUHins 8irdic su 0inrbcnViIlr-
@utcr e. g. Nnca. eIdr0cnuiIIc.
Ct. SCirphS 0jcmcinbr AZ Ncdnr ou
bcr g3eloufSlooo; Yctcr 6bas s. Sriuis
ans, 9leftor.
81 NrcnJ Girdlc g4cit@. nohe 2inbis
Ghobe; Nater gIruim Camp lmo &oter
Sorouu.
II bl. Iutbhclicr- 0irfbc NRountz
nobe ocr YraitsSra5c Yrior gIlegius
@rob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
SIls OfeinOlidcr~ SluSlGnocr Ocr-
faitet.

Ser 40 So6re olte Gcuti6e Otto
8roid, melrber ais Stemoro ouf Dem
oonii6en Compicr D2oura Marsf~
bier elntroi puroe ouf @eronloiiune
oes Capt. u. 6. sSreoerids bon Dem
6a5r5en9e oerboitet, ais cr iib ourd
ole Stoot bege6en moatc, ilno Dem
NlnOes'Dforidaa Stod6au oorgc-
fii9rt. 9ltoicb miro inter ser 9e.
iHulolgumg Iegcbalten, cine pcr6otcne
3one, obne eInen GrlolbniBidein ge.
babt ST baben betretcu 5u 6o6cn. 9u-
Oib id6rt ibon felt 12 Sso6ren ais
Stemoro oui 0ampiern an Der on1e.
rifoniiden &iiite, bat o6er nielnals
Elm Seimatbsrcht in irqcuo elmer
G5taOt erDorben, MoS Oen Capt. ,src.
6eridS peranloBte, ole 9un6cs6e6or-
Den ouf oen D1anu ouimerrIam ,u
madcn, Tonutc er nibt iuacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Die &in0sr ber Gstimos bringsn
einen bIapen 5lcdcn in Der @r5bs
zines Quarters nit 5ur @clt, Ser in
Der Sout Der 9rcu5oegeno ibt. Gr
breiiet iicb Ipater ofi iibcr ben gnn3eu
R6rper nus unO mag ipo6l aud llrs
ioHe iein, oaB sic S>duiFdrbe Der Gss
timDs ounilet aIs bic unicri9e III. pei
manden 4inecru pcrItGrinbct CT je=
0od i1on einiee Monate nab Der sc
burt. Q(uC5 oie Sinbtr Der sapancr
fcIen einen dhnliteu Tle1 boben, im6
g 1T ouM bic Wernutng aufQeNelt
Dcroen, boB Sic olfaIialiifen @6l!ers
IcbaFien bon oca Gsiimos abiiommen.
Dr. 3rebiild] Fat OFF elmer ReiIe
bur9 &irDnlano bcm bIouen Gieburtss
fled gIei1Ians @cdr8hu9 0eItertt unb
trfldrt i'm ais elm atdbiIiiiGeS &ubis
ment, oaS ouf cine 9(bnamman9 Der
sStimos bon einer f6nar3en RaRc
birocute, 3umal es in QgcH9r0nldnO
%elite glbt, bic cine folt i1ror3e Noits
fdrbe beiibeu. Ct rnterfudie bas cis
geaartisc @e6iloc bel me9rcrcn 9iNs
bern uno GrpadTeuen an0 fan0 e5
oerfhieoeu asfornit, bsrl9ieoeu grcb
an0 an ben 3dnbcril pcrtYoldcn. Gin
IieIcn Sabre alter Gndcc, 0sllen Batter
Elm ec6ter Gstimo, SciIen Wluiter aEcr
nii9rolIig par, taite sincn blallcn
fSIed in Ter 5orm cineS GGmctlcrs
linsS, ebenIo Gin flf Observation-Disclosures
Mann BON reiner 9oHe. Dr. &re5itT9
oeldugt gu oeu Gree5nis, OaB Die
Barbe bes 5ledS pom motteilcn 8lau
bis 5um iiefiten SGmog3 pe6ieIt, lmb
oaB sr nibt ais Elm &eun3eiden fir
Die 9leinbeit Der @oRc angcicben loer
aen tann.. 9RiirosiopiTde llnterIu
c6ungen parcn nicbt m6glicD, 6cS9al6
t!sibt bic grIneinung NOD uneriIGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
GnaIiIdlcr secmann 6eram6t.

slls ser @lotroIc s. @3iucp pon
Dem enoliid6en 0ompier n2orrinaga~
nad elmer 6obrt iiber 0en S5eon nit
elmer fleinen Snmme 9oorgelOes an
2anO eing. eepnnn cr Oie lle6er5eit-
gitng, 0aB Baltimore Gin biibiNcs,
onitdnNiocs Stdot9cn lit. Scute
Oenft er ober on0ers. gr batte nam
lid 5iuei @lGnner gefun0en, peIde
i'm 5u elmer Solie nSbee~ einIuoen.
SpGter mitroe etiuoS StGrferes ge-
trlinfen uno cine 9lunoiobrt ongetre-
ten. @egen Mlitterno6t lullroe oont
WlilleD in Oec ct. W1ortin's &ooO in
@uilfor0 in itarf betriinfenem 8lt-
itanoe bon einem Eoli5iitcn oitige-
funOen. Wlillep berniBte ni6t nur
ieine 9aoriAoit ionoern oub feline
S6u6e. Gr mlr0e nod Der norOli-
den Eoli5eiItation. oe6rabt, eeItern
@orgen BON giidter Saroeoer o6er
itrofloS entlofIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
endt Tcincu miIitarpflidtiocn eoGn

lin ieinen Sobn, grnelt Sorrs,
nibt ais Driideberger Oargeiteat 5it
ic6en, telcgrop6irte geitcru gloa6
SolrS BON 2lro0. 3d.. an Boli5ci-
Wlaridna Garter, oeiien 9luientbaltS-
ort ieitiieIlen 81 woIlen. Der jung,
Sonrs muB ib genldB Dem Eelc-
gromm an N}ontaq bei Der D|ulte.
rlngs-9ebor6e iteaen. gr ioG lid
entpe0er in Baltimore ooer in Spor.
rons.B Boint dlii6alten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
ltntcrindnng unscOrOmct.

Ser 9(utounina, Der Ii6 am 0on-
neritog 9l6eno an ser Sam6urg. imO
SonooerItroBc ereionetc, miro sur
Belt BON Ger @oli6ei oes iiiOliden 0i-
itriftes lmterlu6t. 0n man ole Ser
ontiportlidfeit fiir oenieI6en icititcI-
len pia. 0oS 9lutomobiI, in Dem lid
9lleranoer @alinaitsfo bon gir. 434,
MeIt-ErattltraBe, uno feline 6roii uno
0rei ainoer befanoen pitroe DollitGn-
dig ocmolirt uno nac Wlitglie0er Der
6omilie mrroen Iei6t berlebt. Eoli-
5iit @unt6rum mar Elm 9lugen5euge
0eS llnfoaes lino erflGrt, 0nB oie Wlo-
ibine in langlomem Gempo Die Sn-
nooeritroBc entlong fu6r. I'm einem
StroBen6obnmogeon ous5ulueiben,
babe @olinousfn feline Maldine oit-
lid in oie Som6urgItroBe fo6ren
mollen, oieieIbe iei ieood wceen oeS
noIlen StraBenpiloiters gerllti4t uno
Oirctt gegen Die 6ront Oes @oggouS
gefabren, poOurd iie umfippte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Gibt es iraeno ipel6e @e5icbungen
SlpiIhen ber gBelt Der @eb0rlolen, Der
tDnenocn Spro9e gcraubtcn uno Der
gum 3anonenoonncr erbobten Stimme
Der 3eit9 ST sin inuiqer 3uldnmsns
bang 3piT6en ben oleidTom ouf elmer
einiamen SuIcl Der MenI9beit oabin-
Iebenoen 3dubitummen uno bem uns
eebclreu GeIGe6en, ods unS Sorenoe,
@sbeube lelbF MIR i'm nieberboltsu
@3id6ousiprsc9eu Saltng. 3ube ges
ipiuncn lGBt9 gldb allen, tpas 9ebrer
unO 0dterlidbe WlenidsnfreunOs iiber
has @crbolten Der Sdubitummen i'm
MeItirisge milteilcn, iin0 mir i'm cine
teOeutlame Grfdbrune bsreidert. 9lud
bic groBs 3o1l Der itummen uno tau
ben S1idIelSeenoRen in oen Central
itaaieu eS oiirftcn i9IbungSpeiIe
mebr ala 100000 fein IL Ite1t teinssz
ipess abisits bes groBen biTorifdsn
@organges. Wiel me6r no9l @iele
9duIenoe Squbltummer borden NIT
gIiibenoiter @aterIanbsIiebe ben grs
ei9niRen entgegen uno iinb ebenfo ipie
ibrc boLItnnigen 2dnbsIeute bereit, i6r
2ebtes fir oen Sieg unIeres @oltes
5u opferu. llno oics, trobbem Der
&rieg AUDI fir iie empFinolide geeins
trGdtiguneen, cine 9eTrbrdntung ibrsr
Observation-Disclosures unb fiir
piele bon ibnen Nrbeitslofieieit beoeus
tet.
Qluf ben beutIden RriegsI9aupldts
gen baben fieb3ebn Taublfuumenlebrer
ben Selbeutob eefllnoen. Qlud in
Ssterrci@ baben bic SaubRummens
fd6ulen monde @in6uBe erlittcn, piele
Iinb in SoIpitdler umgepduoeli Sc
rooe elm Ruu6gang bur9 bic Shulen,
in oeneu bic iIeinen Saubiiummsn50gs
Iinee our SeI6HerbdIiung borbereitct
iper0en, bietet in &riegS5eitcn Sins
tIide, Ole nit tiefer Rilbrung erfiiuen
miifen. @ie toubItummen &inoer
nebmen reglten 9(ntcil an ben 3riegss
ereigniHen, bic tbrcn olS gelebrungss
ftoff Ourb @ortrdge uno iluitrierte
8Idtter peronIdoulicbt iperbcn. Die
Sdubitummen fnb Dor ALIEN nQlugenz
menl9en"; 6olbotcn, Sransporte Oes
9otbsn &reu5cs, @erlpunoete beT8Gfiis
gen. biel itbarfer ais burb 9oniinnige
beoba9tet, i1re p6dntolie. S1on oie
3OgIinge, &iuoer 6is gu piersebn Sab.
rem, nberiteben" ben Rrieg un6 6euteu
an, baB iie auf ben Sicg ocs @oier-
lanOes boffen. Gin toubltummeS Sc
f6tpiterpdar BON 5p5lF unO bier3ebr
Sobren flilcbtet aus einsm eoli3iI9en
Drt Dor Der RuHeniubaiiou, errei9t
Nieu duf 6uBmdrT&en unO fdilbert
IN punoerbar prd9ndnter WeiIe, lpie
% pieaei8t ME selp0buli9c boaIinnige
3inber i'm Gtonos lpdren, isbet 8ug
Der Gr1beinung Der ,frcnbcn, bDlen,
erofurbigen Wdnrer,"
Sir bic Q(ttion bcs aGItef9nbcs
porcu Die tleineu toubitnmmen S6uls
mdobeu Die beIcn, fIeiBigifen irnb
Fdlberfeu Mliiarbeitrrinncn Sic
Ttridien unaufb5rliC9 uno muBtcu in
munben @iener QlnItoIisn nit GIeipalt
gu Bette aebrcdt iperbcn Sic polten
einfd9 gar ni4t nit benz Qrbeiten
aufb0rcn. Ser gtnbIid @erpunbettr
rs9tc iie gu DcritdnoIiheu Q(euberungen
tiefer Seilnobme on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

i,buit sGaAi;ons Glrais, ede 0iillous
y0cuc; 2uior s. 0nBciicln gir ~,
Fdiictics- nari slucWic
Scuthls 9apltlen Nirdlcn.
Nrfic crnti,1c GugtiHen Nivdlc Nlos
nunWn Slrunc. Nde %niicrlou H1rif
Noctic EMtpr Wninh 81 gSc0cilcr, VII.
l21 Ro,nt Nona @numc
ynsiie prptflc Wauiiici Virdlc Sres
0cd Nusnc Sac 9ljourntsS ttnfe; %ds
iior M0olp9 @raDv, 9lr 23J7 6reoerids
gIuenle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Vcnnfsluanin gprnnr wlrtnuoiIirn.

NrnuiBluanin gIprnue WlrtAU0iIirn,
Sirdlr cnMpnpius Aueuue. nabc
Moibcr Sitobc; %aitor Rl. McmWg,
sir. 5G7, M-shcrsStraBc
gnfaJciic gucuue |ictbpaiilcn Nrfe
Nninucftc Slpemie, VdV H'pnns@lrnbeS
Eoiior s s. ThdiR.
0mnrnrlS Nirhc Nirccuc Snnbe
un0 GiocrsNlcu; Ynnrr G N %cDer
glr. ~ SilosWrccncsSiraBc
5lucste STRIDE bcr 0paug. 0emcln'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
81 a. Il N.

Srou (5nm @ottcl ser Elm Soio
ouf Roiben gefmift bot) nDGl
gon5en Gag pdl8t on old lett ouf
Dem Sofa BENIN unO tbnlt ioit gar
nidts nebr?l~
Sea la, man ntuB eS ooM oiS.
iabcn ipie lange mirO'S 0ourrn,
bis lies iwicSeT bcIenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
qQirLLldnLI bnrdl 1cncr lcrit6rt.

Gin 8ran0 Der aus ilnbcfonnter
llriatbc cutIlono 5eritortc am Uon-
neritag 9l6clio oie 9Sirt6i6oit Oes
Oscar 9icbl 5it Gobm 9rnl9p no6e
Glrtis-9ou, uno Der 8erlult miro
oui cfuo $1,000 acibdbt. Gos Sc
bonoc mar aus 6aducrf crridtet rno
aluei uno cts babies Stodwerf bod.
Snr 3eit ais Oos Seuer cntOedt pur.
oe belanocn lid etipn Elm Guseno
@alfe IN Der @irtbidait. Eeter Bell
ellfoedte Die 6lanmen, Die in einem
Sullmer biutcr oem Shonftiide aus
praheh mo go6 ocn 6clicralorm al.
Demo9rer Der 9tod6orldoit uno oie
lreIlpllIl9e @Ompoqnc bon Curtis.
NaD pcrlubtcn Die Tlomnlcn 5u l0.
l9ep, oob uuionIt. Daniel S6onlp.
ION Der an Der 9otterD. 9(pcnuc, 9ol-
1lIlorc mobnt mlroe crbc6li6 an
Den &dnoen pcrlcbt, ais er 6ei 0en
Solhoeriudcu bali. 9lIs ser @rano
am ltdrntcn miit6etc, erplooirten 60
@allonen @oiolin. sic bintcr Der
@lrt0lboft acIogert morcn, oodj iprr-
DC 9tienianO ooOurcb pcrlcbt.
@eneral-9lnmalt gilbert s. 9litdie
hnf i'm fir Arn; cy,co ,,,>ESo... cNs4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Nm m 2 r gN nih

FoIi5ei.SelItnant: .@orum baben
sic cs mir ni1t glcih acioet, OaB
Sic bier icDon pbotogropbicrt Iiuo?"
Soditoplerin: nAuf ocn lcbtcn
Nilo babe ic6 ipirflid rcdt iulpurs
tbeilDoit olts0eiebeil~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Der Nlenf9 rednct INNER ods
vpas ibm feblt, nem SdidToIe ooppsll
70 bod an, ais bas, mas er ptrtIid
BsIibt.
@riinsr 6siuri9, GrFer 8anb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
etRnbIime Trmperaiur.

Qlus 0en iibrigen Ynloes.@etter-
bcobadtmes Stationen wlrOen Die
fc,genOen bohiten Ecmpcrutiren 0ie
um 8 llbr eeiiern QlbenO berri9teu,
beribtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
lEaicnt Qlniuaitc.

comm ~. @nmnel6, MrshlSlpoi; N0,eue cnW
oela odntmaricn &erlaaerslic giQiplnh.
ruii WlilniuH
Chaplin ". brr1rluas iiQs-tii ynm NHioiHQ.
3 idhriRU Wrlnornp
W. y. q W, A. VgwnrD, fl Npnirciin olnA
3raiiditen icit 1872 etlolByelu in fotiin'ote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Ger 9fegiItrotor fcbrt ans Scr
,Sommcririid)c bcim in0 iebt iic6 er-
lmiioct uuf cincn nlterSIdjmad)cn
Stlbl, ipelher inter TIM 5ldalnmen'
brid)t SoHcrfrcilt ruff en- ats:
nsSarroS, ga babe ic5 5iueifellos eini9e
Mhm0 5ugenomn1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

llnunncuien. DC Ogu ,7eVtiden GUrrcs
lpOuormcn" uidlt pilnlilidl ooer Hnre0cl,
mafig crbaltcn, finn acbctcn, Der Giiire
OavOn per ErIrpbDn cOcr idDriiilidl Mtt.
tlcllnne 81 lnamcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Sunnennni. nnb llntcrnana.
ylmtG
g9ettcronSGdIten.

Sir WiorDlonO lin0 Den Qiitritt
Columbia 6eute flar rn0 noropelt.
li6e @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
9par.9anIen.


rDruiIGr eparBdnf ron baltimore" 0ulaips
uilo Baltimore GtgaBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
WoIMnaiuriaIien. Nhilren. llniIcr.

"eeIS "eseISSoSS,' S'poH' ""' Fr"a e'mSa"A" ia soHie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

. .Dmilfbc Nnnl uuW &nnimvrr", Baltimore ilnh
Qnuioau Eirohc. gluQnli gNebcr. 4rull0tut,
Spbn y San0cr, 6ice'Brdnoenl; @eotQe y.
Nalia, Aainrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Observation-Disclosures @crdi6c. cams.

rcicn mo @cllii0cbiiGicrci.
GtifliR 9ntner o.. aO5 surb .baur4ir nnB
aNB ynrc cduU ftr.
The wiener q otiNrg 60. 50 tigtSitohe
Onliigbec Gnmcnnclb0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
@nn0c0. .0cpnrtcmrnt iiir Q0nOiUirt6.
ldlaFi-gYcttcr -Ynrcan.

ScridJt Scs Baltimore @rtterbnrenMs
Ser 6eudti9feitseebolt ser 2uit
mar 68 Yro5ent Inn 8 ll6r Nioreens
uno 81 Bro5ent Inn 8 ll6r g(6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

IIVUtllf |uuClb tit.
2n5. y, dohrr & g., ii5-it7 ciio6yeoertd'
GlrOGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
sic 8roBe.

GrIfer gIr5t: nMic Itebt cS nut 50
res Botientcn gierocn2~
3writer glr8t: ~6amos, CT fam
!oIc llc6erihriitet in ben 8eituugen
lcIen. ohnc an 1ittern"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11


4idnoIc6 (SeIAdiie.
a6onlollbeire Hoau Nne, / gleroafno.9isnb,
GiicMpaarel 0Iler Nrt luiA Sui,
Itmic0-8ubebor.
N. eeuii *enac 81, 962 sui Noio ciuu en
GiacnihIms Y Witca un0 Gambler
Tiers' s. 1naau a Tesps'u. 10 Cn2uraian
5iraBe.
8Pitluaen. 9cititriiicu. ciy
"a4. gaiimeys N,'uS coamang" Hnci g q
9'cupre eormafictbrer. 2N RtGoufgts'f
Gelltldlc Nhhtr Nn0 3citIdrilica
" onuitl@ glr 500 mefi ecrlnoioH'euobe
bbqtuNrnrh
NdhgNN ~ elm Vbrloeldlh buh AntleMuuu9
9.t 10. NeltNrtralou irafe
iSuic0hole
Dat knlun OrmclerD Bftl0n0erfe coilern
2lpenne Nne BsgrdbmapiAag unifr lcgt
pAtrtnber Hulnth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
llnterboItnuos.ygeoluciIc

,,oippobromc"- @alioebine unb ggonbeIblIber.
Gtdprla"-8duoeolc ufo GRANDCHILDREN.
yMiDer Hitm xart" - 2d9lh Gon6erie Ano
'.NaD shurs" - 1deIlb eon8cric nnO anOee
nnierbnlhlnacn.
nnncre llntcrbdltnQcit
goSIl1iuooS 9ariS - qaaI@ gauoeoleue,
Gan5 uno unoerc llnierbninfeeH.
ppcrmann's Ynrt", Nclnir Runb 1daIib
.9Olhsier." + GdsIi@ @rfurIioncu Der &am'
,eO0e Yoint" - 9doIb gn6miitoess @rIrr.
honeI ousecnonImen eonniues
guusrrt i'm ,,VaiicrIon 9art".
Sas FroQramm fir ons CONCERT oeS fidOiis
ldcn 8arisSrcbelierS unier qciiunp ocs Brof
Manlel 5elomann i'm q8nterion Bari" Dcute
Nhciio bon $50 bis 10 llbr it, luic fulQt:
W''nlAnglGieo n@dItmorc, onr gaii.
War@ % Roo6 il Ei.iorina Ssf'OC1T s1 cIair
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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-30

tices have been appearing regularly every month on one article or an other for the past three years and you have most certainly realized what it means when you went to supply your needs.
 Companies can do that. That's their business and a mighty profit able business it is. They whoop up the prices and explain or don't explain just as they feel like it, to ease the misery of MT. Slender Purse who wonders where the Hotel he is going to get off at.
 They are really independent pco- pie. There is not &s much as 6 "by-your-leaye" about it. If the public does not like it, they don't have to buy.
 There is nothing to prevent the owner ot commodity doing that when he feels like it, and he often feels like it very naturally,
 There is an exception. There is notahle exception and that's the working man lie owns his labor power. But he cannot go to work and announce that on and after tht blank date he will demand twent! cents day increase for his labor Not much, because the buyers o that commodity say that they won buy it at that price. Thcy rusth up starying unemployed and bu. their labor power because the. l-nc~ that a man will do most any i 2hlag before starving
 Now why can the owner of th other commodities do it while th owner df Iabor power cannot2
 That's easy. You have to bu from the Blankoty Blank Oil Cc l bccau1o if you don't buy it fror i them you wont buy it at all. The ar1 organized But the worker are not organized and they hay to sell to the first buyer for wha he offers or go without selling.
 The only way to bring about ir dependence on the job therefore by organization.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-30
PORK

Apparently alaska is still prlyi- lee#a 10 enjoy a chunk of pork. Wast else is that railroad heinz l.Ht rom the Ncnana? It p"o- >.das a number of men with jobs end educatcs officials ambitious for d eovernorship. but wh2t then? The urgent need of a railroad is to the coal fields of Matanuska or Bering river from the tide water. All the energies of the government should be directed to that end. The idea of couple of etreaks of rust fur Eishing ricketty businessmen of the interior with a payroll does not seem in keeping with the policy of efficiency and pork abolition so boosted
 If the government would use the money spent in the Nenana road to hasten the construction work from seward 10 the Mot@aarEa Ieldo real good would be done. That s what is needed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-30

German interests in similar lines have been able to do on the Rcisch tag. While the German agrarian interests maintained their suprem acy in a good many of the states of the Confederation, it is also we'll to remember that the British land cd interests have been able to defy all reforms in the laws of property in land. Indeed it is not right to overlook the fact that British in- dustrial interests have always been strong enough to prevent laws looking towards social amelioration which long ago were established in Germany, so that on the whole the average German worker was better off than the average British worker.
 We lose nothing by recognizing these facts: they simply are facts and they explain why it is the Ger man workers have fought so well and so bravely throughout this war and have evinced no disposition to revolt that amounted to any thing
 To say that the German workers were simply well housed and well fed political disfranchised does not alter the situation any. The fact remains that following a wise policy the employers and the government saw to 1t that the German worker was well educated, highly trained, competent and efficient and pro- vided with ample means to live and clothe himself in comfort. That resulted in a degree of content mcnt and satisfaction and loyalty that has not been evidenced In other countries where the employ CT was able to treat his men as he pleased. Thus he became docile worker and a brave and docile sol dicr. It was part of the program of militarism and an effective one. But better it is we say that such system did not exist: better it is that the workers even have to fight in economic discontent for i every concession and through themselves bring about a condition wherein neither a benevolent mil taristic feudalism nor a benevolen industrial feu4alism any more thai one against which the workers arc
 excited to constant struggle, doe:
 exist.
 Real democracy has nothing il
 common with any of them. Tha
 real democracy will be brough
 nearer by this war is hardly to h.
 doubted; that it will be brough
 about in spite of the arden
 wishes of many who support th
 war is a matter that cuts no figure