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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
l1niere Gbeater.

MS or o'S y pcrnb ans.
Experience" ,ooS icniotione0e mo.
Ocrne Sittcn Gromo, miro fiir einc
5weite SSoGe SIR 9lnfiii6rumg 0elau-
gen. Ger 9(nordng in oaS y6orOS
E6cater" mar 70 9roB in Scr uer-
gangenen @oc6e OoB Sr Charles T..
SSorO Sen Cireftoren pon nGrperien-
&C, Oen @S. elliott Gomitod II. @ilt
fir oie9cuiaigimg elmer 5lueitenSSo'
die ielegrop6irte
&ein Stiid Bat ieit Sobren cine 10
groBc Scniotion berporgcruien mie
.,@rpcricnce;~ icoen 9l6eiO lit oos
SouS ouSOcrfouit. Gos Stiid lit elm
6riQonteS 0romotiiheS @erf nit 10
leb6oiten S5enen peldle Die @rii.
iilngcn imO @criubungen Der Su-
eeuo 6elhrei6cn Gie @ieOergo6en
bon .SylieenO" onrd Gruit @lenon-
ming lno bon oGrfobumg" Our1
Srn g9n. Sngerioa founcn ni1t
acnug gelo6t pcrOcn. SRI @iar9ot
gSinionls ais .SdmdHe" un0 sri.
@torie Sorne olS g6reuOc" modlten
ebeufoaS tieieu Gh0rlid @rmocr.
bare S5euerien nit einer Sln5abl pon
ldoncn 8roucu IN ieiden mooerncn
&oltiimen mod)en OaS Stiid belon-
oers ottroftip. Sic grliclige HeaIis
tat Der S5enc in cmem 9owerp.&er
9nil9ungSplote nit ieincn Erogucn'
Stlopen lit GuBerIt podeuo gcldil-
oert- Gas Stiid pitroe BON iber
800 @ciitliben bon Baltimore lmo
DER lmgegcuo geprieien meldjc ais
@alte lid oos 9romo am lebtei
Sienltog 9l0cnO onlo6cn las Gu
ga9ement lit poiiiip om Sanliiog
slbeno 81 Gnoe. 9lni @liituod lin.
oct cine 9lodnittogs . &oriielhma
llatt imo toIten sic 6citcn Sibc fiir
oieiel6e 81.
my u III ? U t q 0 m G..
SllS cite 6eionocrc 9ltiroftion luirC
N Der gSod)c, 6eainnenO nit Oen
10. Souuor, SeIupn It. Go.'S 6orc,
g6oir onO @orner," ocde6en nit
Sri. @'ooae acnucou IN scr Soupt
role lmo ocriel6cn Gompoguic, mel
de IN 9lep 9orf AGO Goritcaimacl
aeaeben bat Gas Stiid bat i'm leb
ten Sttober bier picl 6ilrorc &c
lho@t llno miro oif ipcjieaen @tnid
oeS Fnblitlms pieOer bierbcr ec
6ro6t- Gie aomooic iullr0e ais ciu
Der bunioriiiiitbiten Scr @eIt bcseid,
net pel6en Nonen lie aud ourc
mo oirdl per0ient. Tic berii6nt
uGodtoiI" S5cnc i'm sweiten glft, Il
welGcr iuei ilnae llnIhuIoige i6r
critic 9etanntidjoit nit itorfer Csc
trdnfen modleL pirft onf oie cad
@lnStcln nebr rpic iraeuo cine S5l
Inc in elmer an0ercn gnrleSfc. Sri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
S,eiraths. eicen,cu.

SbarleS 9retper "a. unO QiIIion
81. Solmcs, 2s.
Solep6 W. @ooier as. uno Din,
O. 9htiiiL 50.
EbomoS &. 6. @crrp, 25, II. Naorn
g. @laecc, II.
9looIf 9odbous, 81, mo emma
@inoii6. II.
GborleS ", 9ll6ert 81, inO Gu.
Dora 9. @eli6. IS. 2nurel, Wo.
Charles g. 6ormon 81 mo g1eI.
lie 9. Miaer, %.
SaneS 6. @oroon, 81 tnO Got6c.
rme Cmucr, 80.
0ooio 81. Roui6, A. Sbomofiu.
Yo., mo |lorgoret Slpnn. 80, 9ui-
iaIo, gt..g.
Somes @. Smonion 29, mo Gil
llon aeencp. II.
Stu. a. Cole, 90, @ioletpiae, @S.,
llno 9ert6a ~. @en3er, q.
Sones 3. SobertS, 81, Il. 2. ga
~, in0 Sreuc g. N}oic, 81 9lnnopo-
lis, lR0.
Nllreo @oliuaitis. %, mo Slnno
Gponepto, %.
%ni s. GoroIc, jr., 2s, sIrling'
tou' y'0v mo a5orp g. SpridlemcO.
CT, %.
9erbcrt Ai 9Scrtins, 81 @aOiion
%o., " lmO Sorriett 90. 2cifertS, "a
Bottom 9Qoii
%m. :. Sbcnrer, 80, @iaiamS
port Yoy imO @omie 3. Gidelbcr
GER. S2' @itts6urob ga.
*Dilip @. Socobs, 26, imo SoOi'
z. Goplon %.
S1eOoore G. Sod, %. mo Conc
= alemm %.
Drant 6elomou 2L mO @erti
Sciomou is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

N|oogc &enneOD miro mieoer sic 3u-
icbouer NIT i6rcr g8ieoergo6e ser
&oQe Don n9IonnD" 996cclcr cnt5ii.
den Sic miro por3iiglib BON onOe.
rem 0oriteacrn mie So6u glrtbnr,
Gt6cl gsilion Sane SeDaiour, Gobt.
06er 9lrt6ur Stouforo, So6u @'or.
riS un6 0orrD 2orrainc mteritiibt.
oM orplon0 Sbcotcr.~
SSm oNlorplono S6cater~ tritt
in oieicr 9Sodle @loiiom 5ecleu. ooS
n nSoIoOo @irl," in ciuer Sfi8c ouf.
gSn. @oiton cridcint in cincm Gius
otter, betiteIt Stiles Nloior Sios
neD 9. %eirotto, ipelGer OenGolm.
bia @arf anoben GLIB Don Son
ISroi5iSco in 1895 ariinoetc, Bat 9S
ieiucr &nobcn onf einer llnterridtS.
9Rciic 6icrbcr ac6rabt. Sic oGc fiib-
rem @olfstdn5e oui, oIlc ipielen @h;,
iif.Snitrnmente, aac iingen mo ae.
ben 9pmnoitiihc Sboititclumeen
sum 9eitcn. 9Inocre glttrofiioncn
itlO @6iteiielo, %rclono 1t. So. IN
uE6e Belle Of ginapinc," Golp. Geo.
&c IN 81 GomeOp Of errors 9onOer
Brothers in o@iQS for Sis. Ser.
bert'S orciiirte SunOc, aoten, Sap,
6cu imo Sd6nc, OoS GonucIlD Eou5.
Erio sic &omitcr aclmcoD II. Burt
uO @ot6e'S Observation-Disclosures
oglnoitoriitm.@
Gin Invertebrates Stiid fonumt in
oer fommcnoen @od)c sllr Sluiiii6.
ulng. GS 1T 6ctitelt n99bid, Snc
S6aG s MlortD", nnO lit poa bon
podeuOen S5eneu. Ger 9httor bat
Gin S6emo bc6on0clt, lueldJeS Seoer,
mann onee6t lno aon5 bcionocrc
9luimerfiamfeit peroient. Sn ieoer
Stoot, no oos Stiid ac3eigt wuroe
6ot gyS6id) Gne S6oIl 8 NRarrp"
aroBen Grfolg aebobt. llrtcr scr
perionlicbcu NireFtion BON &. s.
Somoro mnr0c OoS Stiid proonSirt
Eie 9loaen6ciebuug III ouSge5cibnet
sri. Nlorgueritc Seurp ipiclt oiC
&oQc Oes ormcu @}GOdcnS. Sic i'll
cine S6ouipielcrin bon 6cOcutcnoel
gln5ic6ltnesfroit, iuelhc i6rc Hoat
meiiter6oit uieoer9ibt. sic piri
bon ciuiaeu oiitcn &r1iteu luic Gol
lie Gop, 9oita GnmonS. 9lmswortl
glrnolO. G0aor Niuwrop, Com S6en
rcr, G6orlcS HiborOS in0 me6rrcl
9(nocrcu mirfianl imteritiibt
,@ dpetp Sbcoter."
,@berru 9lonomS4 lit sic 9lttraf
tiou oicicr gSode I'M .@apctO E6co
ter. Gas Slid lit poa BON 1luno
riitiidjcn S5enen Sic Souptroa
iibcrninnlt Soicpb a. 8otion al
iiioiiber aomilcr imO itcts elm So
boritc 6eim 9ublifim 9orroiu
9iaie lit cine rci5eioe Soibrettc mi
elmer auBcrit ouaeue6mer Stimm,
9nS g3oipc tritt 9}cllie 9sollcr oii
Gin anocrcs piirogcs @litglicS Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
Oluie Ourd GridltuuS OOer
GatGrrb brrltupit.
Sabrt Cream in gsaie Elm, am
9nitaGnee su jffneu.

g(bl ggelhe Grleid]terlnel Sbre
beritopfte Sloie ipiro iofort often bic
2uftednee Sbres aopfes perOen frei
unO sic fomeu imbebinoert ntbmen.
2ein Hiilpien. 9idieIm ShletmotiSs
fIitB, Gopiihmer5en Erofcibeit fein
&ineen nod sltbcm tp1breno Der
gIodt mebr; gotorrb ino grtdliuHg
iino berifipunoen.
9Iciben Sic ni6t perltopitl 9nu.
fen Sic cine flcine Sloidle CHS
Cream Balm bon Sbrem sIpotbeger
ieet unO fiibren Gle rin wenie BON
oieier woblriedjenoen antiieptiihen,
beiIenoen SaIbe in sic glale elm.
2aiien Sic eS ieocu 2uitgong oes
2opfes ourhOriueen. Gs beidlftiet
Die ertailnoeten ooer eeIhmoIlenen
SdIeimb1ute imo iofortiac 9inOe.
r1lng tritt ein. Chs Cream Balm
lit eennu 0as. mas ieOer OIL Gotorr1
im0 GrtdItina 2ei6en6e eeiud,t bat.
GS III eero0e1u fciu. (9lu0.)
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SirdDIidJc g9adjrid,teu.

8cibuocbts slufifbrlma in ser
7reieiniafeits Stride. Ser
naot6oIiid,c 6roueubuuo" baIt
beute sIbenO in ser ct SafobuS.
Sanc cine geriamnluug Olell,
iobrs gmpfang IN Scr IeiioeuS
oeS 9oroiuoIs. @ermiI6tcS.
Cine neue @eibuadts Slufiiib.
rlmg, betitclt Ser @olfsri6ter,e
miro Geute 9lbeno 1SS llbr gum er.
iten 0faIe Dem Oettiden gubliluu
in Ger 3reieiniefeits Stride an ocr
Erinitp., nabe SiebitroBe, oargebo-
ten. Gas Stiid foa eiues ser id)on-
item ieiner SIrt iein. GS ipiro nur
einmol oufgefiibrt weroen. 9ei Oem
Wiorgen @ottesoienit miro &oitor
u. 3. Stergcr iiber Ser Ginoer.
moro 5u 9etblebem" preOieen. Ger
Srauen @erein b6lt 0lodanittoos
icine regeImdbise @eriammIins.
6iinfte reformirte 81.
Yauls. Rirde.
Sn Scr 8. ref. ct. @ouIs Stride
DdIt bente 9oltor 9ouI 5dnab einen
Oeutiheu Moraen. unO einen eueli.
Iheit 9l6eno.@otteSoiAuit. Sic air.
die beiinoet iid an Ser Ode bon
9rooopoo imo 8rottltraBc.
3ionS 8irhc.
S,n ser 8ionS @emeinoe preoiot
@aItor Sofmann gum GSeite Der Gr-
Ideinuna Sein iibcr sen Stern mo
oeu Stein Der @eiien. DiabmittaeS
3 ltbr lit G}otteSoienIt III Der Can.
oeSiprabc. monn ser Nreoieer ooS
E6ema ,,@brifhS imO oic @elt" be.
bonOeln miro.
,&otboIiiher 6rouers
bun0."
Ger crit fiirslih in's 2ebeu aeuI.
Iene oaotboIiihe Srouenbuno bon
Morplono" b1It bente glbeu0 s llbr
il ser ct Safobns Soae an oer
SlisquitbitroBc cine geriommlilng,
81 Der idmmtlihe oeitide fat6oIiihe
Sraucn mlo WldSflen ciuselooeu
iiro. @5oniiouor 6letder bon Der
Got6eorole miro 0oS @ebet ipreden
wG6renO Or. s. Shumoder BON ser
@ot6oliiden llniperiit6t in @oi6ing,
ton cine Slniprahe bolten miro.
g}eliiabrS Gmpforg bci'm
&nr0inal.
Sci Ger feierlideu 6odnteiie an
bentieen Sountna miro aaroinal
@ib6onS oie Ereoiat bolteu uno nod
Der firhliheu 6eier ieine Srclro,
in ser erJbiiHofliden &eIioen5 EN-
pian9en Ser aarOiuol erireiit lid
einer ouBerorocntlid euten @ehno
belt uno ireiIt Iih oni Oie eeleoeu
belt, ieine olteu 6reiuOe ipieOer3it
iebeu uno beeriiBei 5ll fonuen 81,
Siuie formirt iih i'm @orteu Der Ao
tbeorole mo begibt iidD Der 3ui
orrd ole eiutertbiire in oieSaeiiSen5
9Srieiter Der Gotbeorole iueroeu oel
aoroiuol Del Dem @mpfaug nnteritii
| sen.
@DoneeIiit s. 9. SMITH II
Serbs Spernbous.
Gie i1brlihe rcIigioic Gonpoen
oeS nGbriitliben @ereuiS nngc
@Sdtucr~ miro beife slohniiitng il
| ,SnrA'a NnarnhnnA nnn Ann1 lfnnnnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Sr. g9olter Gamroid) ser beiuGbr.
te Better oeS Srdeiters, Gilt ais ei.
ncr ser berporrogenoiteu aenuer mO
Girigenten BON @ogner . @erfen
PIN @1ittpo6 geIongen inter SInoe.
rem OoS @oripicl uno oaS GrcislieS
aus Sen ,NieiiieriingcriL" OoS So
6onolc ans nGouu6Giiier" 9hIS5iigs
aus u&oriiial" Oon Srt Gomroidl
arrou9irD mO ans o6riiton nm
Sioloe" SIR Gorfiibrung.
Tic Soliitiu Ocs SIbenOS lit ole
berii6ntc 9utiItin MoOome Sulia
Gluitiiell sic Iib 6eIonOers ourd) ibre
Suterpretotion bon @oGuer .@erfcn
in Der Sper pie ouf Ger CONCERT.
9iibne einen 9}ameu eemadt bat
Gin crIeiener &imitgcuuB itebt Oober
allen 9eidern oieieS Gon5erteS be-
Dor.
Oeuti6eS Sbeotcr fommt.
9Ioh lonaerer &mlle gibt eS oud
mol iuieOer chpoS fir ole 6reuuoe
ocS Oeuticben GbeoterS. PIN I. Sc
bruor iinOet cine oentide GoriteIling
in gn6oug6'S G6coter itutt Il. Stuor
3mm @eilen Oes Geutib Seiterrei,
did llugarii6en &ot6en 9reu5eS.
Die &oritelllna miro BON oerlelben
aus @iitaIieOern ser G6icaao'er uno
@}ilpou6eeer Ocutihen 9iibuen be.
ite6euOeu @eienidloft aege6en, Sic
iih bier ourd oie fir5Iihe Shffiib.
rmG Oes o6elOgrouen Seppl" 70
portreiflih eingeiiibrt bat. 3ur Tar.
telling fommt Gin neueS Stiid ans
Der 6e0er BON glooli Seine, ser aldl
ooS Dorgenauntc Stiid perfaBte,
ndmlicb Scr treue &omeroO" Gin
GoGSniid NIT @ciong IN orei slften.
Gle Dancn pom @otbcn areu5 NIT
Srau Gonlul 9iiOeriB. Srnii 8rof.&.
SSooO mo Srol Gnod q. Gallon
al ser Spite, 6obeu oie 9lrrange.
ments fiir Oie @oriteaina.
%eobooD W}uiif Confer.
Ootorium.
glm 6reitag gIbeno. Oen 10. San.
miro ooS Baltimore SDmpbouie.Gr.
tciter ieiu ndhiteS Gou5ert eeber.
Scr Billet @orperfauf iinoet an
! 9Rittpoh aiorgcu I'M s llbr itott.
Sic Soliitin OeS 9l6enoS lit 9ucp@ai
I tcS, cinc aiinltIeriu criten 8ougeS,
Ocren Stinme minOerbor mo on
I Snulung lmiibertreiilid it, S,u
9}elp.g)orf bat lie IN Wlo5ort'sGpeul
allBergelu06nlidc Sriiunpbe er5ielt
Gin @iouo &ortrog bon uuge
uobnlidlcm Sntereiic ipNo am Glen.
itae, oen %. SSauuor, bon grncil
Sutdeion in ser 4eo6oOp CONCERT
Salc ocge6en EicieS Gon5ert ltebi
uuier ocn g(uipi5ien Scr ,.@lono Nnt
6ulpb Mlcmoriol 9lnociation."
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0Inf Ser vim

.@ie beiBt Oh oenn, meiu idl0ucs
Gino2"
.,Roiell"
.@0ttlidl 9ioiel R0sdenI~-
@ie fonnt i1 aid crit iroeenl sIui
Detuem friIHeu @eiihtheit Itebt ia
oieier IiebIiHe ysame oeutIih eeihrie.
ben, oenn ouf 1eineu @angeu iinS
5wei iuuee Wsarienroieu III boIoer
llnlhuIo oufeebliibtl"
nSSa. piiIen g, menn ma Die
ean5 @od Nliit ihIepp'n ntiib, od
erbiet ma iie, uno oa ihpibi mo
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@ir iuartcn nnS boffcu.

@iel miro gelogen, Oo uno bort,
90 por es idon in olten 3eiten;
Cold llufrout muhert inlmer tort
lIuo idoift Der Nlcnidbcit pielc Sei-
Ocn.
Gilgt man cS audi nit Seuer aus,
Gs bridt MIR neugeitGrft beraus;
IS teimt in ieoer 2e6ensipb1re
gIlS Oh Der Soton @Grtner ipGrc.
gsdr' oub elm 9reiS 10 treu 10 reiu
Bon bolOer Giutrodt gon5 Ourd
orlngen;
9aIo idleidt iicb bolt Die 2iiac Elm,
Gann regeu iid) ole foIideu 3lm9en.
g9as geltern nod bormoniib flong
lIno jcoeS quite SerJ bc5mong;
Ger iiiBc SrieOc lit geiuiden,
SobaIO Die iaIiden 3ungen 5iidenl
sSb meine nid]t OnS fleine @od,
Gas in Ocu nieoer'n Siimpien niitet,
Ger llnrot6 flebt al i6rem Sod,
OBS ouh elm ireieS 2ebcn iriitet.
SS6r EageStIatib BAT fein @elDidt,
Iie 9IuBeupelt berii6rt eS niHt,
Sans ouoerS it's in boben Greiien
Ga nil Die Siige etpos beiBeul
DO eS mn 9ledt imo @obr6eit Gilt.
llm iene beiIgeu @enidbeitSgiiterl
"a ludt man germ cin reineS 9ilO,
yIlS feiteu Sort uno treueu Sitter
erIoienO flingt eiu wo1res @ort,
IS treibt oie 0untleu Sdbotten tort
llnO bot. CUR redten Belt geiprohen
Gas gou5c 1rngbilo idb 5er6rohen
Nod ipebe pcnn uon oben ber
Tie Siiae ibr @eiieOer iprei5et
9Ils Oh oeS SotmS ounfles Seer
9ie llnteriuelt init 9iigen bei5et.
@enu bIiuoer Sab mo eiitger gleiN
Sogar I'M c6remuert6cn 3IeiO,
gie S@obrbeit pia init 6iiBcn treten
llnO ipimt Der 9iiee oiit'ge 6doeu
@iel Icrnt man iebt wer 6atts sc.
Oad)tl
Ga lernt man ielbit sen Ecliel fen.
nen,
@ond iiuiPrer @Ion fcimt ii6cr
0tod]t,
Ger m0cbf i'd i6n nit Namcn nen.
ncu.
God it'll Ger @intcr ieat nod
@iel oiIrres 2aIb ieqt er binauS;
Tie glodt Der 2iisc miB iid) Iidtcu,
Gonn miro man Spreii mo @eijel
iicbteu.
g'ur GineS loBt imS treu erfleb'n,
SSeBt no Die @iirieI idon gefaaen:
oIreu UoIlen mir 5ir Seinlotb
ite5'n,
gllS i6re ainOer laBt ms paacn.
Sout eS Die 6cnerprobe ieiu
Nie Sono auf'S Ser5; idloat topicr
elm
AaS Seben pollbn mir perpi1noen,
~ott bill eS Iie9t in Geinen San.
ocnl
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Organization lit 6roufliu 9tible. lM-
ter Sen 0oriieacrniuclhc nihpirfcll
iino beionOcrs oie foIgcnocn 5il er.
mGbneu: 9iau N}urroD, ser 9no6e
nit ocm aeIiugenen 9o1cu Gem
gSbitc, aoinifer iiiOiiden SaroonS,
g9m GouS lnO @altcr Muffin. Qos
Shid por ipe5iea fiir oieie Grgoni
iotion 9eidrieben iuorocn.
@iron'S n@ictorio."
Gin aroBortigeS@roeronm fonmit
in oicer S9ohe sur 0urdiii6rlna.
Nh Der 5piBe OcIiel6cn ite6t ole bod,
moOcruc Sfi55e n&ioOie", ipelhc BON
Nora Siuslee II. 60. pieOergegeben
miro. GaS Stiid ipieIt iib in Dem
9orlor eincs SotelS in Gan Sron
3isco o6 uuo Iol( zines scr interei
ionteitcu Iramen ieirL Ons ie mlf
Ser 9ii6nc criGieneu it, 9lnoere 9lt.
tlottioncn aii Dem @rooronm bic.
ten Ben Sarncp, Ser Gater pon09lae
fine" mO iein treuer Gieuer gSri.
0on,~ bic y@rinceton Sipe" in ibrenl
muIifaliic6cn 9lft, Sad SDmonoS,
ser hiiiiac Sobo, imO @m GeSolis
II. So. IN ciner 0}opit0tS lleberra.
id)une Ole gGonoelbiIo Slttrartiou
1T rS6c @ictim" cine S9m. 8or.
@rooNttion.
,,Soew'S SippoOromc"
Eic Soupt 9lttroffiou scr fom.
member S2odc in n2oeiu'S @ippo.
bronze" iiuO neln ieibc auaben imo
NlGOdcu in 6eQen iorbelreiben llni.
iorncu uno aoihiuen III eincm @e
iona. unO Eousoft. 0icie 0iummcr
lit ooQit0noiq ncu aui Dem &ouOc.
bile @rogronm mo miro lpobl ei.
ne Nlcn0c 9ic61abcr ms S6eoier 10.
den sic lit cin Stiid Scr erfoIg.
reicbitcn 9rooOpop gro0uftion ipdh.
reno ocS lebten SSobres. Cine All.
ocrc 9ittroftiou 6ietcu @oof lmO SO.
ren3c ais oG6c So6o Nlillionoires.
9mBcrocn treteu ouf SrouciS 9fe.
naut, N9m. 2. Sort, in ,Eruibfitl
Suuipcr." eineni @ouoelbilo in fiiui
Sbcilcn nit &lmoerteu bon @ren.
5cn.S5cncn Sic 9lntonio'S 9tfroba-
ten itcben e6euionS oui Dem &ro.
gromm, iolpie r9ou6'S Nlonifur4 in
LIP slgoinit St" ipc5iell fir Ole aili.
Ger. ioipic Gin podeuoeS 6iImOronc
inO sic ueueiie aepitone9omooie.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-14
NOME, ALASKA. DEC. 14. 1917.
ALASKA NEEDS
 PERMANENT POPULATION

Although the jority of the so call ed Alaska are forever dcclaiming that capital" is the one great desitera- tum necessary ito open up the coun- Lane has outlined in his annual report, ;t digest of which was published in these columns a few days ago, ex- aCtly what is needed to bring this great Northland to the pinnacle of its economic and industrial development. And 1t is noticeable that he has very little to say about capital" in connec- tion with the development requirments as he views them
 IL is, of course, fatuous to deny that capital" so called, is the basic re- qurcment for development of the larg- CT resources. When we come right down to 1t there is mighty little de- vclopment accomplished anywhere with out the assistance or backing of capi- tal, But Alaska needs something else beside capital to bring the land to the fullness of development and produc- tiveness. And no one who has given the territory and it's development re- quirements brief bit of study will hesitate to agree with Secretary Lane that one of the most important needs in this direction is q population tha: is, as he put it, attached to the soil"
 During all the years that Alaska has 1een undergoing the initial processes of development, ninety nine per cen; of those who came 10 the country had not the faintest idea of remaining hero and becoming permanent residents. Save perhaps the few settlers who took up homesteads along the southeastern coast ir the vicinity of Juneau Wtan- gell or other points in that locality, none had the slightest notion of be- coming identified with the soil About all :he majority of them thought of was to make a quick stake and get away as soon as possible. Development of the country, save in the degree that 1t pertained to the quick accumulation of long poke of gold dust, never en-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-14

tered their heads. To the vast ma-
 jorty, Alaska was simply stepping
 stone to a more beatific state of exis-
 tence; means to an end that was in
 no degree associated with the country,
 or it's growth and prosperity.
 Make a stake and get away" has always been the popular slogan of the amateur argonauts who came to Alas ka. Not one in a thousand had thought
 or intention of staying more than a
 very few years.
 The result of ;his attitude combined
 with the mistaken idea of the govern
 mcnt that Alaska resources, aside from
 minerals, fish and furs, should be kept
 beyond the reach of exploitation. has
 been that the territory is practically
 at standstill in the matter of de-
 velopment. Save in a few spots, there
 has been practically no effort expended
 toward developing ;he latent resources
 not lnCIhueu III or SuDSIuliy to lHS !
 mining industry. Untn very recent | years no effort was made to exploit the | great agricultural possibilities, stock , raising has been almost neglected, the vast oil fields of the Territory are prac- tically idle and the timber resources are unexploited. Until recently not even the vast coal fields were touched by industry Much of this is due 70 the restrictions but the utter lack of interest in the territory itself by those who journey hither has played no small part in keeping the country in it's present undeveloped state.
 This attitude has changed somewhat in recent years, for the reason that some of our citizens have commenced o realize that the prospects are that hey will spend the remainder of their lays in the territory. This is not be- ,ause they like the country or would lot leave instanter if Fortune should urn her smile their way. Alaska is oo far from the fleshpots to be eally enjoyable place of residence for most people. But it so happens that hey have not been able to accumulate he plethora of riches anticipated at he time of their entry into the north So they have decided to make the )est of the situation and are com nencing 10 look upon Alaska as home" Lnd are also commencing to take an Ictive interest in the development of he general commercial and industrial 'esources of the country. In other words they are commencing to be what Lane designates as; attach ed 10 ;he soil"
 They realize that their future and possibly the future of :aelr children are | more or less bound up in the future srowth and development of the country '44N' eI7 b NollotNueHte. llleN are De- l coming real citizens" and not merely "ayfarers They are still small In numbers at present but are, neverthe- ess, the nucleus around which will ul- imately develop great army of bona ide Alaskan citizens who will make heir home here and find their future lying in the soil of the land they all their home. Needless 10 say 'uch citizens will be of far greater value in development of the territory han all the outside capital that Is likely to be attracted this way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-14

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