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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
Scirnt6s. aiccncu.

&iaicm @tAells, 81, bon Gbeiter,
4o.. unO @roce 8. SpenccleD, "a,
pon &biloOelpEio, Fa.
Somes &nigbt 81, uno 9larD g.
6elomon i6.
Io)ncnico 9loiiono, "a, mo Cara
fino 2oiorte55o iS.
Sobn gSogner, 80, (gsiitucr), uuO
Grocc &loiue, 81, (98ithpe).
So6n q. @bolen, 81, (oei4icocuj
uno 0lo9gie5dumocber, 30, (geicbie-
Oem.
sSiaiom S. @iaioms, 36, ino sSu.
liza Gonncrt, 80,
gSiaiom g8esIcD, 81, Dpn g1or,
foIf, %n., lmO &encic Gbons, 25, DON
Baltimore (eei@icOen).
SSiaiom Boone, 81, unO Gli3o-
beth &ortmon 10.
5roncis s. 0uinn 26, bon 8bi-
looelpbio &c., unO aotGcrinc sc.
GoiiioD, %, bon @oibington 9. Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

mod mcbr bon ocnl, mos iie MIR gar
81 germ fcnncn gelcrnt bate, mos
ober fiir lie oerboten mar, ini0 mo-
riiber iie mir aus oen 3eitiingen oocr
ourh Die 9crihte Dritter iintcrriGtct
ipar.
SIN @rinoe ibres &er5ens mar
Scum trob ibrer obt3ebu Sabre ino
trob ibrer fleinen gl6entcuer, Die iie
in Die gerbonnung gefiibrt tottet
nod Elm aino, aber ooS geitono iie
peoer fid ielbit nod anoeren elm Sic
par iogor feit oabon iiber5engt, oaS
2eben orrd) iino ourdj 5u fennelt oa.
fiir mar iie ood in Berlin groB &C.
poroen uno iie botte 5reunOirnelL
Die dpar aucb fat cbcnioldle ainoer
paren pie ie ielbit. Die lidb ober
troboen iebr flug iinO iebr ailfaefldrt
III ieoer Siniic6t borfomcn
n0nS Scbcr fam mir feline llcberr
roidJlngcn mcbr bcreiten," ons iUar
ibrc DcoiIc, mic bic i6rcr Sreinoin-
nen, imo ie mebr iie iid inn @rlnoe
ibrcs &er3cns oanoH iebnten, 0os
2ebcn, oaS nit gon5 oi6tcn, irnOltrdl-
oringlidjcn Shleicru Derbnngen nor
ibnen lag. fcnnen 81 lerncn, Oeito
mc6r 6cbaliptctcn iie, cs idon 81 fen
nen
@enn man Seuup glau5en onrfte,
Botte iic GILES gelcien, mas IS iibcr.
boupt 1ob, III crltcr 2iric ndtiirlitD
g1ieeidc. Den Sas oipcnn on 5irh
@cibc ecbit pcr9iB bic @eitidje
MIDI" iano iic eiiifah totcbid 0os
nor 0os bodite Sob, oos ie 5u pcr.
geben bottc, 9lnd bic moocrncn
Iid)tcr fanntc iic ollie, g3cocfinO mar
ncinfob binmliih" mo min trit
@iloeS Snlone uno Shalom 2lidl
i'm 6intcn TirHeinanoer mari iic
olla 9lomen berum
g(ber Oie beabiidtigte qroBe g8ir.
lng bIicb mlS Sir ibre beioen 3u.
6orer ipnrcn bic giamen, Die iie oa
nannte, Dirflic6 nlr gtaHcu, lie fann.
ten ipcocr BON ocm @incn ~ pol
Dem glnocren etiUnS
Scnnu bate oebofit, man lpiiroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

bdioe in @orbcrcitlluq. Gos Sc
bGlioc miro ncben Dem Scim Der
Gbeiopeoie 9lerie 9lr. $40 0cS @ru-
Oeroroens ser @ogIcs, 9lr. ll6 O.
3. StrdBe, erri6tct rperoen poiclbit
Oic Nlit9lie0er Ocr @looie bisbcr ibre
&eriomnllin9en obbicltcn. Gie 9lr-
belt on oem tcucn &eim ioII an 1.
SUM bc0iuncn Die 0}itglieocr Der
&oge mcroen iel6it Die 9ouar6eitcn
tbrn. 9liIS oieiem @rllnOe miro ei-
ne @eielliAait gebiIoct pcrocm ocrcn
YdtglicOer gltticn i'm @ert6e bon
$40 sic glftic foufei ioIIen. Ger Or
oeu 5dDIt lln1ciabr 600 0}itqlieoer
mo bic So9c beiiet cinen 9ouionO
bon $4,000. G6orlcs g. gSilfinion
it 0iftotor Scr 2o0e, 6rco. 9cder
Sicc.0iftotor,, &enrD Berg, @rGlot,
N|ortin Hecic, SdobmeiIter, uno Or.
9. g8. Suolcr, glr5f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

eS unerbort uno impatient unO un'
gloiblic6 finoen. BOB iie 70 etipas las,
ooB iie iidj iol6e Stiide onidbe Cic
botte iiob idon ouf oen Qlugeilblid
gefrelit, in Dem iie iid Damn itol5 II
Die 9ruit merien ino erfl6ren iornte.
So, ia, mir 8erliner iino MN cinmal
lnooern mir 0cnfcn anoers ais Die
aleinltdotcr, uno mir ntiiiien es ouD
TIM.
sic mar alf oas GicfItc bcleioiet,
Dab es ibr nidlt qelllngen mar, 0ct
Beioen 81 iniponieren, oo6 i9licBlib
troltetete iie iidb oomit, ooB es ia nicbt
ibre Shulo mar, ipenn Die 8erwono-
fer BON Dem, mas in Der gebiloete1
@elt porging, feline blofe 9lbnung
batten.
gIber etiUos berltimnlt blieb tie, lie
l6nicg iino iiberlieB es oeii gIuoereu,
lidD ielblt 81 unterbolten, ip1brcnO lie
iib in iDren Shibl 3lriidlebnte mo
ibren 8eoanfcn nahbiuo.
5rib nlerite. mas in ieiner &olliine
porging, tie 1rgerte iio5, Dab er chi
ooS Sbema 0as iie onl1hla, qarllid6l
batte einaebeil fonnen 70 iaQte Ct
Oenn iebt u0I oariit mir nidt 6oie
ieiu, Dab id) in 9epiiier @c5ie6anq io
lngcbiloet bin mo ilid)t iiber Oas,
mas on erip1bnIt. @ei6eiO meiB. 9lber
oas ndcbite WlaI peu i1 fonnnc.
bringc ih, ipen1 Taiite es crlolbt,
mcinen 5rcino Sdaefiel nit. Der
bat allies gelciell mas es iiberboust
gibt, Der 1T aii@ IN ieoen synbr Gin
poar 0}al IN Berlin, init Dem Eannit
0u iiber Glles rcDen.
p9d ia, bittc"
SennD ipar oufgeipriIngen, bate
iid por 5ris bingeitellt imo flaiiNie
in Die @ouoc
IS bdtte nic0t Diel gcfe1lt iin0 iie
Bate ibrem Better IN Der 5retDe res
Scr6ens eiuen aiiB gege6en s.
5udte ibr f0rnlic6 IN ocl 5iliact.
ipiben ieincn aopi 5Dii1en i9yc
@dn0c 81 nebncn, abcr Der bal6 err
itounte, 6alb criDrodcne @lid, nit
Dem CT iie auioD, belt iie oapoa 6R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

mir geitern nbenO cr5dbltc2 @nlt Oh
nod ME gefiiBt2 q
,gl6er, SSennD~
&onte 9erto batte iic5 bis igtt 70
olsi4licBlic5 nit ibrcu aoloniol-
liriinpien, mie Sennp Die iAon ge-
itern geto1ft botte, beiN0itigt, Sab iie
iid Inn Die bci0eu ilrngcn 2clte lmo
nm oas. pos iie 5ltiommen plunOer-
ten, founl fiinmertc. 0ie lebtcn
@orte obcr bate iie ooc5 gebort, mo
blibidnell nobm iie Die 8rille bon
Der g}aie.
og[bcr sycnnp," ipie6erbolte ie
nohmoIs nit allen gln5cic6cn oes
bodlteu gl,tiebcns, ipcitere g9orte
faio Iie,nidt
glu6 oas 9abD mar iprahlos uno
blidte feline &oniine NIT groBeii glu.
gen eridrodcn an @r pcritdio lie
nidi. g4ie fonnte iie ais iilnge Iare
Der @eiellidaft mtr 70 ipredbcn2 Sect
iiel ibm crit ipicOer eiu, Dab iie iclbit
icbon acfiiBt uio ii6 bntte fiiiian Ioi-
len 0os mar ibm i'm &aufe 0cs
gladnlittaes gon5 entiallen, er bate
ni1t oaron oenfen pollcn, Inn ieincr
Scniine frci mo inge5pitngeu gcgeu-
iiber trcten 81 fonnen, unO i6re ma.
tiirli1e Seitcrfcit lin0 Siebeusipiir-
0iefeit batten es ibm lei6t 9cmodt,
icWem &orint treiI 5iI 6leiben.
&ernD mar ibm lange nidt 70 I'M.
ivnpotbiid, mic CT gefiirdtct bate,
ibrc Sd6nbeit cnttpaffnete ibn, mo
oie beg3lide 9lrt, NIT 0er Tie i'm be.
oriibte, nobmcu i'm fir tie cin.
9lbcr nit eincn Nol bate iie nlle8
iDie0cr bel i6nl rcroorber CT mar
oidi oabei gepcicn ali ser @obrDsit
ocr gcgeii iie erho6cnen gInidlloinml.
gen 5I 5iDcifcln Gin 10 1iibiChcs
jiilgesWldoden fonnte bod nidjt ihon
Dcroor6eu lem. glbcr bic SSraqe, Die
tie 0a chen nit ladenoein 9l,lnlNe
iibcrmiitig an i'm geriHtet Dottr. be.
iuies ia, Oob iie ipirflidD iebr leid)t.
iinlig 0oB iic mebr ols ooS, ooB lic
fripol mar. Gle iprn0 bon SEN
Silieu in elmer glrt ino @ciie, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
MI grRllrrrr II. Srlrltrht

banoIc es iidb i'm cine 0oIliidnoio
gleibgiilitgc Sode.
Emltc 9erto bate iih 5uerit Don
i1rcm @ntieten crbolt, uno nit ciner
Stinunc, Die feiicn g2iocripruM 0nl-
Octe, iagtc iie iebt o0u pirit oiif 0eiil
3immer ge6en un0 Ocn 9ieit oeS ga,
gcs BORT pcrbrngen Gos N6enoeiicll
iuirO Dir oben ierpicrt ucroeii.~
n9lber, Eonte."
S5ennp miiBtc nid)t, Oh iie laden
oocr pcinen iollic, ,g9oS babe ilJ
bonn oetou2 Bonn aiiiicn 81 ipre.
den, 1T bod fcin @crgc6cnl"
~g}oh Oeiner 9luffointng nidt. "
miocripro1 3onte 9erta Ilrcla.
rWlit mir fannit on ourb oorii6er
ipreHcn ober ni1t nit cincm Scrru
iclbit oann nidjt, ipenn Der ocin
Better it, gl6er gebe jebt, bite.
Dcine @egenmort crrc9t mid.
o0o mill idb niht ldngcr Itorcn. -
@lte g2adt, Eante ~ 0jiitc gtnNt,
6ris 9Llf 6aloigcs 8ic0cricGen.
Sic mari ibui einen iibermiitig-
fofetten @lid 81 uno ging oana ouf
i6r 3immer Gort legtc iie iidl oilf
ibre Gbdiielonguc, ino pd6renO lie
cine Cigarette nacb Der onocrelt
ruudjte, 0o1te lc iibcr bic SiiN0e
nod, Die iie begangen bnben iollte.
9l6er Die purOe ibr audi iest nidJt
flor.
lin 70 flarer o6er iuur0e cS i1r,
Bob es ibre 9fliHt menl ouG nidt
9crooe ais Glterc, 10 oo1 ais erfaa,
renere aouiine iei ibren Better ct.
mas 81 er5ieben. Ger mar bod fo,
niGlidj preuBiihcr 2eutndDt iro ga.
0ci nod 70 icbiiAterl mo perleocir
ais bate ar eben Die S6ul6ant per.
laiien
C6 er ipirfli3 nod mic gefiiBt
botte2 3u5utranen mar ibnt Dos
ihon 9lbcr ga mliBte oaS bod ciHen
@runo baben, ocHielbcn @rno, ner
ibn 10 empfdnglidl gefnocbt bate ae.
gen ibrc @lice lmO ibrc &eriitd)e nit
i6nl 81 fofctticren
0afiir CAB cS MIR cine 6rtl0rlig:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

rid.
sic mcrfic, ouB CT ibre @eoaufcll
crriet, lno lie lab, ipie er ib por Der
noditen Wlimite fiirdtete
9os modte ibr SpoB iino nit eli
nem perfiibreriiden &q6eln blidta lie
i'm al fe fam iih in oieienI
9lugcnblif mie cine 5lpeite Soloulc
Dor.
Sic pollte ibn oen &opf etipag
ocroreben, ans llebernlit, ans 2anqe,
peile, aus Strafe oofiir. ooB er iid)
garnidts aus Dem peiblideH @e-
ihled)t made. 60 tpiroen ibre
9lide INNER beiBer ino leioenidloit.
iider onideineno ipie gebannt bing
iic on icinen 9lugen, uno iie tat, ais
mare es ibr nidt moslih, bon ibnI
fort5uiebcn.
glber Die benbiid]tiqtc Mirflrng
6licb ans, iie erreihte ipeitcr nidltS,
ais Dab oos @abD enolih gau3 BET,
wirrt fragte: o9oS iiebIt on mid
ocun iinnler 70 al, Scnnn, lit IN riri-
ner Uniform bielleid)t irgcno ctiDas
nidt in Sroning?"
SciinD mar einfddj iprad)los, 0cn
Griolg bate iie Ociln Ooh niNt er,
wartct, Elm ioldes 8iasfo bate iic
nod ilid)t erlebt
llnO bod pollte iie nod nidjt gan5
odran pcr5pcifeln, Dab er alli ibr
Spiel engcben ipiiroe. Gineu tiefe-
ren 3iDcd bate Is ia nidlt, aber cS
fiir5te Ood) etlpos Die 3eit. imo einiae
ScimliWfeiien biitcr Dem 9liidcn 6er
Sante, peritobIcne 0dnoeOriidc, pyit.
laaernOe @ricfc mo obnlides 5atteg
oodl ald ibren borniloien &ci3
So mari iic ihn nod eincn ibrer
lei0euidloitlihen 9lide SIT, iu0em lie
iagtc u9lcil, ISrib, al oeincg llni'
form lit nid)ts 81 tQOclii lno icJ nllB
Dir iogur gcIiebcn, Dab oil in ibr bilo,
biibid oilslicbit ncilt iuirtlicll oll
broidjit 0esipcgeil gar nid)f rot 5u
iuerocu. lln0 lpcnn io) DID porbin 10
longc priiiclo aniab, 10 h~ttc oaS \
ncn an0ercn 0rino. gag nal
6riB, 1T cs uirtlih lUabr, ipaS Sulte
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Better 6rib battc cine irngliiflidje
Siebc gfotiirlid, 0os mubtc Is Iciul
Sc mebr iie 0oriibcr nodlonAte,
ocito floHer wnroe cs ibr, mo 0icie
@cipiB5cit itiumtc iic frob uno bci-
ter.
8ettcr 8rib pcrlicbt Dns mar
ooC6 cigentlid) 3lum Eotlnhcn.
glber 0onn tat CT ibr pic0cr Ici0.
@r mar oo6 Elm licber, broner Sange,
lnO mas cine llugliidlicbe Sicbe be-
oeiItetc, 0as tDltlte iic ans Griobrlu9.
Sic bottc cininal fir cinen Gbcrpri-
lnancr geihmdrint ln0 5iUor ln lei-
ocnIdlaftlid5, ooB iic iid, ais olIc ibrc
&eriude, ibn perioulid fcnuen 81 lcr-
nelL ibeitcrtell crnitbait nit ornI Ue-
oanfen trug, ms Maiier 5u gc9cn
gcin, meni Better 5rib irighiG-
lid pcrliebt mar TT ilnb 0uB cent 10
mar, itono fir lie felt ga 0ilrfta iie
ni6t iiber i'm ladber, "a uuBtc iie
olifrid)tigcs DlitlciO nit ibm buben.
gr muBte ii1 ibr onUCrtrallen, lie
ipiiroe ibm belfeil mo Damn ippllte
lie Ole &oriebuug ipiclen unO oic Yei.
Ocu 5iiolineu fiibrcn.
Ger @cooufe itiuinte iie 10 5citcr.
ooB lie NIT clnem gon5 Dergniigten
@clicbt nuf Dem 0ibon lag, ais oie
olte Suiie ibr ipdter OoS SIbellociien
brudte.
oSit neinc 9RiHte Iobr pcrSpei.
felt?" iragte Saute @erto 0ie Gienc-
rim. ais oicie pie0er beruntcrfoin.
SllS iie Oomi erinbr, oab lSennD
raihc mo lndle, gar feine pcripcin-
ten ghtgen Dobe lmO bcute 3oroltS-
iihtlid oitN ui6t me6r tpeincn per-
oc, oa idlug iic gang cntieet Sic
SanOc 5ilianmen vic fonnte man
nlr 10 bcroor6en Icin2
(6orticslmg foIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

Die @e66roc. Cic iroiiAc S,iiac miro
nod g9eiternpori aenommeu werocn.
N} }ili5iol0ntcn ertrnnfen.
EroB bcroiihcr 9Inilrengingen iie
81 retien iinO 5iuei Nhli5.Soloaten,
Oie in @alion go. in Gieniien iton.
ocn, ais i6r Boot tcnterte, crtrlnten.
SSo6n Smith bon Goiton iprang in
oen 6luB mo erfaBte 6eioe Soloo-
ten GieieI6en a6er ipebrtcn iib 10
itorf, ooB cr lie loslaiien muBte. 9ns
CT iic ipdtcr ans 2ono brinocn fonn.
tc, poren sic 6eioen @ldnncr 6creits
foot S9ieoerbelebungsperiu6e mo-
ren eriol9los
.&rcfSgcridt 8ermin err
0ffnet.
Ridter 9l6fins crofiucte gciieri
Ocn @ioi.Sermin 0es areisgeridtS
pou Enlbot Gount1 in Goiion. 9lo6-
ocm ser 9li6tcr George s. @loore
5lm Obmom scr @eidporcnen ere
nonnt 6otte, initruirtc cr oieielben,
6eionoers @cpid5t auf Gcrgebeu ge-
gen oic 9litomo6il @ciebe legeno. @r
iaate, oos @ericbt piirOc not6igcn-
faas 0ns gomc So6r 6inourd in
Sibimg blei6en, Inn lle6ertreter oie-
icr @ciebc inn Siitcreiie bon 2c6en
im0 Sider6eit 3u pro5eilireu
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eOtaIbcridlte ans NaIdlnatun.

5otoGe @erwedsIEng.
5rou WlarD 2ouiie @ul, Die @ot.
tin ocs gieprdicutonten Sarrp Is.
SuIl BON Soma mar ooS Spfer ei-
ner @erpedSlune. sic bette Silt.
Eabletten 81 iib genommen in Der
@leinlng OoB es SQbletten gegel
Sopiihmer5cn ieien. Sic lpor 4G
Sahre nlt.
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9In5 Ocm Snneren nnO Ocn anGren.
ocn Stanten.

Nuto itiir3te nm.
St 5olge Gcria9umg ser Stcue.
rilng puroe no6e 6roit6urg Gin Pit
touobile, in oem ii6 Gr. $. g.
SdportS, ein 9altimorcr 3o6nor5t
uuo Sad Glinoermon Gin glcp
Dorfer @on0clsreiienoer befonocn,
rmgeiporfen imo sic SynioIlcn Bin.
ousgeibIcu0ert. Or. S6ports 500
iid cincn ShGiiiclbcinbrnd 81 imo
prrOc bon Or. SamcS 6. Go6cD BE-
bouoclt. Glingcrman ipurOc MIR
lciht oerlebt.
9Iottcrn 6dlIe entoedt.
s;n Big %ool pur0en bon 0en @e-
imobciisbcontten s. 81. SdcIler nno
Gr. q. 9. gSormcnt, SSr., Oem Stills.
ito6s 9eamten 5pei9latterufdQe ent-
oedt. Cine 9ln5obl Ncrioncn mir-
oeu in 0lIarontdue 9eididt. 9lae
9eroddtieen perocn eenon beipo6t,
Inn cine Gerbreitung 81 Derbiiten
Sn's fH6Ic Grab.
9nt6cr 30 WiumcoItcr lit in icincr
@o6nuug Bel 2op Sill I'M Nlontgo-
.Goilntu I'M glltcr BON 46 Sab
rem gcItorbcn. @r 6intcrldBt cine
g9ittme itno 8wci ainOer. 0ns Sc.
grdbniB fono bonn Eroierbauic aus
ouf Dem u9fodOiae Union. .6rie0bof"
itntt.
9larcus 81 9otrid, Scr %rGii0eni
Ser griten gldtionol.gonf bon @ieo.
mont @-Go., ino @rdiiocnt scr
GrIten gtotionol-9onf 5u 2onocon-
ing, ser icit 1icnitog aus iciner
@obnlng in gseIicrnport permiBt
miro uitroe oIs 9cihe i'm G6eiopeofe
ino S6ioGonaI Bel Siio.Gumbcr.
luno auigefiutocn. glon gIaubt, 0oB
CT Orei Gage lang i'm @oiier 9elcgcn
Bot. Ole 2eidc 5eigte feine Spur
BON @epalttbdtigfeit. 9ettc ISOLDE
miiroe er in Gimberlano geiebcn. @r
bate eiucl Iiomonten.RinQ am
Singer. 6err @atrid puroe AZ SAB
re alt, iuor Erdiioent Der Eie0mont
@rocerie So. unO 6interldbt cine
@ittipe iino ie9s ainOer @r bate
iih obnc etpaS 81 iogeu bonn Souic
entfernt iino iaiuc 5amilie le6te inn
@Iaubet CT mare geidditIi6 plost
lid peggerilfen mor0en. gia1oem
Die 6amiIie cine 3eit lang nidtS BON
i6m gebort botte, lpnnote iie lid an
glri5ona. SSln gaii5eh Siiomelten lit
es beoeilteno fdlter geuoroen aber
I'M 9toroweitcn ieigt Die Eeniperatitr
ifon pieoer beoeltenO.
9ln Der atlantiiden aiiIte iinO
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0ie Scigblauo.2ogc SIR. 176, 60
Dol Sroer Scr Mooic, miro ii@ ciu
Scim in Sig6lanotowu fir $4,000
cr6ouen. Der 9oitpIas 1T .bcrcit5
gefouft lmo sic @lGne fir oos Sc
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gluS oen iibrigen 8unoes- -@etter-
beobadhineS. .Stationen puroen Die
foIgenocn bohitrn EemperotlIrelL
Die I'm s llbr eeitcrn 9lbeno berridI-
ten bcrihtet:
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lIntcr6uItnnas- -g8raiuciIcr.

,,Muoiiorium" Civilization"
,,6nrD'e" nSHiolerdncc"
,,pippDDrouc ~ NauocOiue uno 9s0noclhiloer.
,,WldrnlnnD "-8aubebiae uno g4anoelbtoer
,,DhiiiAlabcnlie" ~ Gniigbter Of ipe
No0s"
,,Nirforin 49, 8uunebine uno g1aHhelbiloer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

M1brcn0 Ser leBten "a Shun6en
1T 'oiilid bonn D1iiiiiiippi bis an oen
ntldntiiden Ocean, NIT glusnabme
Der iiiontlontiiben aiiite, ibmerer
Aeeen seiaaen. Sn Scr Sce-9legion
uno in ben mittleren Gb0lern bat iib
Elm ibmerer Stlrm enttpideIt. 9[ud
i'm fernen @eiien lit itarfer 9leeen
nieoergegaugen. Cine onoere Sto,
rung befiuoet iid iiber Dem peitIiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
gunoeg. 2cpartrmeHt fir Ganowirtg-
Idlaft- -gSctter-gHrean.
Weridlt 0cs WaltimOrc. Wcttcr6iIreanS.

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mar 70 @ro5ent nm s llbr Wlorgcns
irno 76 9Sro5ent nm s llbr gIbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23
epnnrnnnfnnnn ltnb .ltntcraana.
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Sir 02arpIano uno ocn Giitrift
Columbia flor lmo peiilihe @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-23

9lri8ona. SIN emi8eh Siioweiten lit
es beoeilteno f1lter geporoen, aber
iiH 9loroweitcn iteiet Die Eenperatilr
ifon pieOer beoeiltefo.
9ln Der atlantiiden aiiite iinO
SturniignaIe oiIigebiBt woroen.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26

sure indication that this raise iii
price was intended to be nothing
less than a plain out and out steal.
How much longer are the people
OF the United States going to sub
nit to having their natural re-
sources monopolized by few peo-
pie who are ever OH the look out for
an opportunity to gouge them to
the limit. There was time when
private operation and development
of our natural resources was just
ifiable as our government was not
sufficiently efficient to properly
handle such matters. The business
like manner with which the post
office is being conducted today and
with which our preparation for
war are being made proves that our
government can easily become eff
ficient if it is not already so, and
hence should serve in it's true cap.
acity of protecting the interests Of
all of it's citizens.
The coal barons, however, will
make a considerable haul on their
raise i'm prices before the govern
ment stepped in. A great amount
of coal had already been contract
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26
EIGHT
The Coal Scandal

Another instance of the extreme
patriotism of the money baroms OF
the United States in Il time of IA
tional need is seen in the attempted
hold up by the coal interests OF the
coal consumers of this country. God
knows where coal prices would have
scared had not the government
stepped in and said "iou either
sell coal at d reasonable price or We
will take control. ="
The coal interests have too much
of Il good thing to wish to loose it.
They have almost free access to the
natural resources of America which
by right belong to the public, but
which the interests make free with
and sell to the public at fat pro-
fit. But not content with this they
attempt Il regular hold-up of tn"
public by selling to the public the
public S own property at eXtortion-
ate prices. Notice how quick these
interests changed their mind as to
shooting up the price of coal when
the government threatened to take
care of the coal mining itself. Is
not this sudden change of mind a
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26

ed for at the prices set before there
had been made a promise of a re-.
duction in price. AS a conseuu.
ence the Northwest will have to pay
the high price that was first set.
The coal dealers of the Northwest
had already contracted for about
eight-five per cent of the coal re-
uuired in the Northwest this VIM
ter. Fuel users in this section of
the country will not profit by the
prices at the coal conference lust
closed in Washington. At least
this is the opinoin of w. H. Grover
man. secretary of the Northwestern
Coal Operators Association.
Contracts are contracts and cam
not be broken. AS a result the
Northwest will not be able to pro
fit by the price set of $3.50 per
ton at the mines. So only Is to
20 per cent of the coal remains to
be ordered at the new lower prices.
Democracy is a great thing and
we are willing to fight for it but a
majority of the citizens of the
United States are to darned lazy4
mentally. to spend the time and rf-
fort to learn how to use the priv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Craighill, of
Williston, who have been visiting
with friends and relatives here for
the past ten days, left on Wednes-
day for visit at the lakes in the
vicinity of Sank Center.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26

leges of ii intelligently. We are
self convicted. Ii it were other
wise so many eases of graft in this
country would not be a matter of
every day Observation-Disclosures
al Northwest.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-07-26

FOR SALE or Trade Cheap
One threshing outfit--engine, separ
ator, tank wagon and cook car.
Will take Ford car in exchange.
Inquire at G. J. Johnson. Wahpe-
ton, n. ID. 2O-22-3tf
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-06
HARTLAND

The friends of Jonas II. Pnshor
were sorry to learn Of his death
which occurred at his home on Pleas
ant street early Friday morning. Nov.
31st, after long Illness. Mr.. Push
or was a kind husband and neighbor.
He had been cared for during his i'll
ness by Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Burton,
a nephew and his wife, who did every
thing for him that kindness could do,
Funeral services were held from MS
late home Sunday, conducted by Rev.
]. w Patterson of the M. E. Church
The remains we're taken to Worcester,
Mass, Monday, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Burton, for burial beside
his wife Mr.. Pushor's age was rs
years. 10 months, and days.
Mrs. Martha Mason, who has been
doing homework at the home of Jonas
Pushor, for several months past. Is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coston
in Palmyra
Much damage was done by the re-
cent storm to the telephone wires
There were nine poles broken off on
the Palmyra road and crew of men
are at work re-setting them.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-06
NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Rev T B. Madsen returned last
Saturday. He came from Portland
to Norridgewock earlier in the week
and visited with A. L. Taylor over
Thanksgiving There were no ser
vices at the church Sunday on account
of the snow. The snow roller was
in use several days the first of the
week
The Grammar and Primary schools
opened this week after a vacation OF
one week
A baby daughter, Pearl Irene, was
welcomed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morton, Nov. %.
Earle kennison, who is serving on
the coast patrol near Bath, was home
for several days.
Charles Clark came from L. of NJ
for Thanksgiving.
Mrs f. F. Pratt is spending the
week at Topsham. Mrs. Edna
Hutchins is keeping house for her
Lynn Lisherness is home from New
York for a couple of weeks.
Mrs Ann Young went to Skowhe-
gan with Mrs. Flora Dunton for a
short stay. Mrs. Dunton expected
her son John. for a short furlough.