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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13
OREGON NEWS
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Lake County Examiner; Suit was
filed in the county clerk office Tues
day to restrain the collection of taxes
for the rabbit bounty. The PLAINTIFF
in the case is l.. A. Carriker, promin-
ent stoekman aud rancher of the West
Side and Mrs. Lucy A. Carriker, his
wife. W. Lair Thompson is handling
the case for the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS named in the suit are Lake
county, f. H Smith, county judge; j.
p. Duke and f. D. Lutz, county com
missioners; w. B. Snider, sheriff, and
+. w. Payne, county clerk. Papers
were served on the defendants Tues
day.
Fort Rock Times: An ice vein has
been discovered in the well which Mr..
Denning is drilling on the homestead
belonding to Mabel f. Clevenger. Mr.,
Denning has been engaged in the busi'
ness for a great mary years but says
he has never before heard of anything
of q like nature. The ice vein shows
in several places at depths from 16 to
So feet. The well is now at depth of
81 feet.
An irrigation system is scheduled
to be installed in the Crane section,
the water to be diverted from Nal
heur lake, five miles southwest of
Crane. Surveyors are being made for
the bitches and pumping plant on
the shore of the lake, electric power
to be developed on the Malheur river
above Drewesey.
Marshfield Record: Frank Smith
superintendent of the Coos river and
Coquille river hatcheries, who was IN
the city today, said that salmon are
Matching faster now than for some
time past and there are about 2,000,-
600 fry in the troughs. He expects the
two hatcherics will have over 100000
about two and a half million on the
Coquille river being included in the
total
Klamath Falls, Ore: Need of in
creased acreage for the Grants Pass
sugar factory is evidenced in a letter
received here by Charles w, Eberline
asking if it will be possible to secure
200 or 300 acres for beet production
this year in klamath county for the
factory. Rates from Klamath Falls
to Grants Pass have been applied fol
from the Southern Pacific by Manager
Nibley of the Grants Pass factory. The
company pays $3.50 per ton delivered
Albany Herald: Yesterday Afternoon
Is wool growers of Linn county met il
the First National bank building in Al
bany for the purpose Of studying co
operative marketing. No organization
was formed, but the matter OF forming
pool of the wool of Linn, Lane, Ma
rion, Benton and Josephine counties wa
discussed.
Salem Journal: 1t was decided a
a meeting Of the state board of con
troll this morning to award the con
tract for the erection of the ney
100000 wing to the Oregon state re
ceiving hospital to Edgar W. Lazarus
Co., of Portland, with provisions con
cerning a weekly visit Of the architec
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

The public library Is putting out 3
shelf Of books on Sunday school wor's
Of various kinds. Other volumes acr -
be added in the near future. Superir-
icndents and teachers viii do we'll &,
look them over. Save She list.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13
To Wrestle Romanoff

To Wrestle Romanoff
Los Angeles, Cal, March l3.-Joe
Stccher today signed an agreement for
wrestling match with Constantine
Romanoff, Russian grappler, at Shrine
auditorium March %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

In addition to using all products nee
ssary for the county farm of Lane
county the past two months, the su-
perintendent. B. F. Russell, sold pro
duce to the value of $402.62. The cost
of operating the farm for the two
months was $5l608. The average mum
Der of inmates was 23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

The building committee appointed
by Governor Withycombe to look after
the building work at the Oregon State
Normal school has appointed John B.
Dennis of Portland, architect to pre-
pare the plans for the addition author
lied by the late legislature. The addi-
ton to the school is 10 cost 5000.
The committee appointed by Govern
or Withyeombe consists of J. A.
Churchill, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction; H. G. Starkweather Of
Albany, and c. l.. Starr of Portland,
formerly tax commission secretary; w.
lC. Bryant, of Moro and Miss Cornelia
Marvin of Salem, state librarian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

Salem Journal: 1t was decided at
a meeting Of the state board of con-
troll this morning to award the con
tract for the erection of the new
100000 wing to the Oregon state re-
ceiving hospital to Edgar w. Lazarus &
Co. of Portland, with provisions con
cerning a weekly visit Of the architect
for supervising purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

The Addachine Manufacturing com
pany with capital of 100000 filed
articles of incorporation to deal in real
estate. The office of the concern is
in Portland and the incorporators are
Fred W. Rodolf, George W. Roberts,
and E. K, Brown.
Supplementary articles were filed by
the Portland Automobile Trade AS
sociation, Inc, to add the additional
enterprise Of assembling and distribut-
ing used motor cars. The stock is al
so increased from 800 to $1,000.
The Federal Machinery Company
filed supplementary articles and
changed its name to the Bolton Serv-
ice Company.
The Old Peoples Home, with an es-
timated valuation of 100000, filed
supplementary articles for the purpose
of establishing one or more homes for
the aged in Multnomah county.
During the first 13 days of March
the state insurance commissioner has
received $43 $50 from the insurance
companies doing business IN the state.
The tax is on the premiums received
by the companies and amounts to two
per cent. The money was turned over
this morning to the state treasurer
Between $4,000 and $4,000 are ex-
pected to be collected by the insurance
commissioner in all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

Chief Clerk Drager, Calendar Clerk
Erskine, journal Clerk Moores, and
Representative Charles Elgin, who
have been revising and correcting the
house journal will finish their work to-
day. They have been engaged the past
90 days in getting the journal in shape
for the printer. Speaker Stanfield will
have to come to Salem for a short time
to sign the necessary papers, and then
the work of the session will be finally
completed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

F. A. Sutton, 396 Hoyt st.
says: 81 had kidney trouble
ten years or more and during
that time / had attacks so
acute that ] was laid up. My
back gave me a great deal of
bother and sharp pains cx-
tended all through my body.
] got all run down, lost
weight and was in very poor
health. / doctorcd, but with
poor success. Finally | began
using Doan's Kidney Pills
and they made me feel like a
different man. My appetite
improved and the pains left
me. Whenever / notice my
kidneys are not acting right
now / take Doan's for a few
days and they never fail to
overcome the trouble. F."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13
S. Thirteenth Street

Mrs. l.. NJ. Dragcr, 800 $.
Thirteenth ST., says; ~ can
conscientiously say that
Doan's Kidney Pills are a
very reliable medicine for
kidney disorders. ] have TAX
en- them on several occasions,
when | have had a dull, tired
feeling across my kidneys
and when they haven't been
acting regularly and have
never failed to get quick re-
lief. It is only once in a
great while now that ] have
need of a kidney medicine. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-13

According to the report of Parole Of
ficer Keller of the Oregon state peni-
Tertiary, the 245 parolcd prisoners
earned for the month of February an
average sum of $52.O7 each, This is de-
clared to be the most favorable show
ing OF, any month since the parole law
became effective. The report states
that only l67 violations of parole have
been made out of a possible SAG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
SaidenOieb einacfuueen.

9toboenl ole 9oli5ei etncn ganSelt
Gag lang nah ibn geiunt botte,
iplroe eeitern 9lbeno Ser 80 Sabre
oItc 9leger &orrp Noone bon gSr.
5i6, 9tunien.StraBe, bon Stumble
5ereeant E6omaS 0looneD imo Ser
ge0h Srauf Yorr eingeiangen.
Ger 9}eger, ein SDubpuser in ser
2iebt.StroBc 6attc angeblidl Dem
9errn Sbomos ". Soeipitt, pont 9lu-
DIOR Sotel, rott.StroBc, bein no.
bliritcu Ser Gleioer $40 lmo eincu
Giomalit.9fiug I'M 9ertbc bon $50
aus Der Nlonteltoihc geitoblen Grit
ipGter bemerfte @err @elpitt ieiner
@crluIt in0 ais ct 5itriidfebrte, I'M
ieine1 N}ann 5it iinOen mar Dcr gtc
| gcr perlctiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

Der Gde bon gortb 9lneuue uno @9as
rpIan0 9lpenue ais eineu oiientlic1cu
Spielplat fiir 9inOer eitridlten 5it
laiien ioIauae Oeriel6c nidt an0er
ueitig benubt miro
or Gbas y @oeidc uno 6rai
non 9fr. 4406, 0jropelmI0 gl8eaue.
BADEN am Wiontoa ibre aol0cneSod'
8eit aefeicrt. Die 6eier ficl ouf oen
ojeburtstoa Oes Srn gaeide Ias
gIiidlide &oar BAT iiebeu ainoer
uao 20 Gnfel.
Gie SbuIbeb0r0c tuiro 6eute lore
regcImdBige Nlorotsiibung baIten
Ios Iircttorium 0es Guool1poo-
Zanatoriums Bat beidIoYieH $4,000
fir sen @ml zines @ebauoes fiir BITE
S9runtenpiIeger ino Eileaerinnen su
iammelu Ir Scnrp Barton Sya.
cobS iteht ala scr Spite oeS Inter
nc6mens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
@as mar sic snOesnriade?

Scr AS Sobre altc @illiom 2aiiou
itorb in Der 9lm6ulauj, na6Oenl
CT ihou oor1cr ciumal pom SO.
ipitoI noh ocr 6itli6eu @oIi5el.
ltation gcianot mar. @uroe
bempBtlcs IN ieiucr 3cac gefu,.
ocn. Coroner imteriud5t.
&iaiam @aiion ciu ls-idbri9er
Moan Der i'm @ogirbauie gtr. St2,
9it.Fratt' StraBc iein 0eim auf.
l9hIg, pllr0c gciteru i'm balb 5 ltbr
SFabmittoaS III cincn Simmer oes
qcHanntcn 6aiies 0cIimuInaSlos
aii Dem 6uBboOen licgcuo olligrfnu.
GEN. Die 0itli@e Euli5ciitatiou mlm.
oe per GcIcpbon beuadridtiqt, opb
oa Der 9lm6nIal5nagen geru0e obiuc.
icu0 man piroc sic noropcitlidc
2lmbulau5 aiSbiilfSpeilc bcrbeigc.
rileu lmO 9luiion III OcrieIbcn na6
rcm @iercp.0oipital gebracbt. Der
@tann plroc in 9cbonoImg genom.
men imO noNOem CT iib onibeineno
mieOcr erbolt bate, no1 Ser 0itliHen
Foli5ciitation 9eIbidt, Oa oie 9lcr5tc
ounobmcn, ooB eiu iibermdBiger @e.
MP geiitiger @etronfc fiir ieincn
3uitono pcrautluortli1 iei. @r wuroe
III cine 3cIle 0citedt unt bellte ocul
9li6tcr @crcbt uoroeiiibrt 3ll mer.
0et.
lin 6alb s ll6r bemerftc ser
SdlieBer, ooB etpoS mit9laiion uidt
III Sromng mar uno itcute ioiort
clne llntcrilNun0 al. Ga ser 3ulS
ocs N}anueS niht normol gu icin
idlieu ulocbte er Dem 2ieiItenaut
@Gimer Nlitt6cillma Der i6n ioiort
ricOer oicSmol ii 0cr oitIi1en 9Im.
bulou5 nod ocm 9Rercp.SoipitoI
iMidtc. 9laiion itarb ecra0c, ais oic
glmbllau5 bei'm Soipitol ontam.
Ser Coroner miro eiuen Synaueli
abboIteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
srano in GjupnnStoIurt.

0aS @obnbauS bon NorrD Midcl.
man, 9tr. sos, 9eolmont-9lperue,
@opnnS, wuroc geitern @}ittog ourdl
Slnten, Die bon eincnt Sonfen bren-
member @cibnahtSbdluue berriibrten,
III 9rolO geiebt imo ourb Die Slant.
men itorf bciddoigt Ter Sdo0cn
miro ouf $4,000 ociddbt
geridlieoene GIenGloc, sic pon ser
sSdnilie bod geib0bt morelL puroei
Gin 9imib ocr SIarmcn. TaS 5cuer
lpirOe bon 6rdit Nlibehnan cntocdl
imO bic 6eucrpc6r BON G5ouans mo
NolonN Eurf aIdrnlirt sic OaS S5aiis
Dor ppllitdn0ioer 3crit0ru0 rcttcte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Mredle Meaer.

Sn 5dreden geiogt puroe geltern
Sri. SSrmo &ellenL eine glngelteIltc
bon 8bomoS VI. @oicbe, NiDrtle-9lpe-
mie lnO Ntoiber StroBc, ais 5lpei
9}cger i6re aopie ourd OoS oifenc
1SenIter oes 2ooens itedten unO ouf
cine 9lote oif Dem 5uBboNen Oeute-
ten. Sic ibrie aus 2eibestrGften um
Silfc, morolf 3pci &oliiiitcn berbci-
ciltcn. Die glote entbieIt einige belief
oigcuoc DISQUALIFICATION. Die Nluttcr
bon SRI. 9ellcnt luelcbe 5rfGllig nidt
neit uon Ocnt @ouie iicb bcfan0, gob
cine gcnauc 9cidrcibuug Der bciocn
gtcgcr wclcbc iiA gcfliidtct battcn.
Cine babe 5truoc ipGter murocn
Siooc Gbompion Don ylr- 1407,
&cnliDlDonia 9Loenue, rno NSilton
Senicn bon 9ir. 14t9, @cuuipIoanio-
9lucnue, Derboftet imo bon Jrdulein
&ellem ioentiii8irt. Sic pnroen
9eioc bon 9tihtcr @renoel i'm moro
wcitlidcn Qiitrift 5ur 3oblng bon
ie $26.45 beitroft imo init elmer @or.
ning clltloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
llnter hpher gsiIraldlaft.

Iic glcger Milidm Smith, alias
oGippo Girtp" imo 6. SamfinS, oic
mcgen elmer Iiebitabls.Qlnidul0i.
0ung inter $4,000 9iirgitboft in Der
n6roIiden @oli5eiiiotion icitgebaItelt
merocn purOeu geitern inter eiue
meitere 9iiroidaft bon $4,000 geiteut.
od tie 5mci lle6er5icber, NaS @i9en.
tblm bon g. i. ui0 Bernard Sill
finn1 bon gfr. 707, Git.21. straBc.
9eitoblen boben iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

Stu sitter bon so Sabrel itorb
gcltcrn III Ir s, g8eit-N'ontgomcrp.
2traBc, Scrr Charles 9loBba1.
5rot Gina 9loocflrt. sic 99ithpc
pon SenrD Hooctlrt ltnrb 0clteru i'm
gllter bon 81 Sabreu III 95r. 1913,
@0nlonOion-glpenie.
SSil gtr. 2i9, Siio-7. StraBc Sigh
ianotown iii eeitern Srou 9tneIia
Seller, ge6orene GbntS, Satin pon
Nlifael Seller, aus Dem 2c6en ocs
idieOen. Gic 9eeroiaung iinoct
mor9en 9ladmittag oui oem S9e.
tern Nrie0boie4 iIott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

0oB bic 93egerin Nloru 2illiou
Slnoerlon bon gir. 1904, sGennipIpa.
MIA 9luenuc. mdbreno ibrer @ienlt.
aeit Del Serrn imO Srml GiIebmou
.. Nlaroen glr. 240l, @lorplono.
9lpenuc, I'M Wlouot 1e5ember iilbernC
S0ffeL 5Mmudiatbelt imo cIegontl
&Icioer inl @elomuTtpertbe bon $i75
geltoblcn bntte, ipar Die glnihuIot
aunM melhe IN Der noromcitIicber
RoIi5eiltotiou gcgeil iie crDoben mnr
&c. sic miro bcrtc cincm &erbor I'M
ter5oNcn incrNrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Nrci Nllnnntr 0Lrhritahnns.

Der gscger @eorge 6ielOS, SIR. 730,
@rinoou-StroBc, puroe megcu tbGt
liGcn slnoriffS ouf 6rGulein @eiiic
Hotler, glr. 90S, 6opn.StroBe, BON
&idtcr @eredt onf Orci @tonotc nod
Ocm 9lrbeitsboiiic eeionot.
Nic5ter 9Eadoro in Scr mittlcren
&oli5ciitotion beitroftc geitern Drci
Wldnner, Sronf 9rn01, 0a Ct ongeb.
lid6 ein &ognbuno iit @iIIiom Gre.
nor uu Den 9teGer @corgc @ron sic
ouocblid gebctteIt butten nit ic brci
Nlonoten 9lrbeitSbois.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Star6 i'm Spipital.

Der 50 Sabre oIte 9}obert SScffries
bon glr. 657, @eIt Gonmap.5 .5troBc,
ltarb geitcrn Wtorgeu iut llnioerlitdtS-
SoipitoI. SeitrieS 500 iitb am 30. OF.
tobcr &erlcBuugen 3ll, ais er III
Smnoell's @Iosfnbrif uusgIitt iHo
binfiel Sein EoO mar icOob nidt
oilrc6 bic @crIcblngeu pcriiriadt
ionocrn ourh cine Complication pol
@ronfDcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
gSerDGdrtioer glcacr.

9llS cii oerodhtieer G6orottcr
wurOe eeiicrn oer 91e9cr @iQiont
@riqqS BON 9Rt @inonS Dor 9}ihtcr
GormoIlon III Der iiioweitlideu 4So.
li5eiitotion mif 3 Nlouate ms glr-
beitSbmlS geInidt. 9riasS pnroe
bon 9Soli5iit Smith beoba1tct wic
CT in pcridieocncn 56liieru Ourd bic
6cniter quote, 9rioaS CAB on. crit
tiir5lid bon 9iid1mono gctomncu 81
icin. Nlon fonO einen groBcn Shliii,
iel6ln0 imO cincn Cictrid in iciucru
9ciie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Nm IhenIrr nrrllnfIet

Inter ser 9lui6uloiglng, ouaeb.
lid Soworo 8 9lort6 Don 9}r. $40,
Grfucp 9tooo, au9cgriifen 81 6abcn,
uuroe aciteru 9(bcnO Der 80 Sabre
alto Samuel Sic6oiuib BON 9fr. 2706,
&ciltcrStomn 9ionN, perboitet uno
nad Der mittleren &oli5ciitotion Qe.
brobt @euidB Oeu 9lngobcn bon
9tortb Ipudte Sicboluib I'M @orocn.
I1coter angc6Iidb ouf 0cu 9oocn.
9}ort6 criuhte ben nc6cn i6m Iibcn.
oen SicboluiB, oieS ST unterlollen.
Ser 2cbtere ioIl Den 9lft lpicoerbuIt
iuo glortb cincu Sie6 pcrieBt 6oben.
ais ocricIbc iib uohnioIs bciducrte.
Ter @er6aftcte tclepbonirte ieinent
9lnpoIt rnO er mrroe ipdter aitf Pine
oronung BON GoIi5ei GommiIidr ".
81 gurtc ami ireieu SUB gcictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
JIM nrr @riirrnnn.

Sri. Catherine @iarmoros. 90
Sabre olt, 03r. 242, Sin. .glnu- -Stry
Oic, oltrd 9ronfbeit ibmermiitbig &c.
madt, lebte @odc cbenious Gued
iiO6ertoblctten nobm, befinoet iih in-
mer nod in fritiiher @erfaiiung.
Die i6iGbrigc @torD @acdlcin,
glr. 20, 9loro afooeiro 5troBc, sic
mad einenr Streite nit ibren 2iebbo.
bcr cine GrnntitGt Greolot nobnl
befmoct it'd mlf Dem 8ege scr @ciicN
rlt1N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10

gluf einen Naftbeiebl ben icinc
Srau gloa ocgen ibn crpirtt Botte,
mrroe aeitcra scr 35 Sabre oItc GuSs
par 2oilterbah, eir SubrleHfcr BON
9tr. 1912, @ilbelnr5tra6c icitge'
uouinlcn imo III oia iiiOmeitlid6c &os
li6ciitatiot cingelicfert 6rai gloa
Souterbuh beiduIoiot iDrcn @lout
iie 9eiblogen in0 nliBbanoelt 5ll
bobeu. Gr miiroe fir Gin bcntigcs
Yerh1r fcItqcb1ltclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Ma gserniftnna acitor6en.

Gie 10 Sabre oltc Sroli Morp u.
5dub bon glr. 17tS, 2onIing.9Ioes
me, itorb oeitcrn I'M ct. Soiepbs.
@oipital on Den 6oIgen elmer 2ued.
iilberbergiihmq. Sie botte sic Sob.
Ietten om q. 0e5ember genonuien.
Goroucr SnsleD bat cinc llnterilt.
dung cingeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
DSnttcr pcrnrt6ciIt eONn.

Sir i6reu cigenen Sobn cmpiobl
geitern Niorgen in 0cr norOWeitIidcn
9Soli3eiitotion groit @1argoret Smith
cine 9lrbeitsbolSitroie pou orei Nto.
notcn. Der Sobm Ser AZ Sabre oltc
gluorew gS. SnitD bon Scr. GIG, &C..
5ulton.9(penue, mar oes fortipGbreu-
Ben ltnqebiibrlidcn @etrogeuS ange-
ihuIoiQt. g9ic Oic Naltter onga6, mar
ibr So6n crit on Soutitug aus
Ocm @ei0ngmB cntloiicn worOcn unO
babe olci6 nod ieirer gtiidfltnit IN
ibrem @ouic &rod ocnodlt. Seit "a
Sobrcn babe er nur 5 Sabre fir iei-
men llnterbult be5ablt. 9en 9ieit Oc8
@eIoeS babe er Dertrlmfen. Hibter
5touleD itcate Der 5rou onbeim,
ielbit bic Strofc ii6er ibren So6n 81
OerbGngen. o0rei @lonote glrbeit8i
bouS" NOR ibre promptc 9lntmort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
llnIlIncrhirntc Gtrnfr

gSeoeu 9eIaitiglins BON SRI. 9luno
Ebonpion bon 9T. 3205, Sit@oltis
more StraBe in cinem gefiilltcl
StraBenbabnmoggon Der Sparrows
&oint.2inic puroe Der 9leaer Sobn
WtattbcpS bou Sporroms &oint INN
Ridtcr 0omfius I'M noro1itlihen
9Soli3cigcridlt gu orei N}onaten 9lr.
bcitSbotiS ucrurt1eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
siuc autc Stcllc.

ggic geitern in politiiden SreiIen
perloutete, ioll Serr 9fobert 9. Gee,
N2aoor @rciton'S Sefrctdr, BON Sou.
pcrneur $arrineton ais elm Nlitglieo
ser itaotliHen SSnouitrie llniollS-
Goumiiiiou an Stetle BON Sones
Niggius crnanut lperoen. GoS glnt
be5ablt $4,000 pro $obr imO lit fiir
Icdls Sabre Gut. Scrr Gee erfldrte
geiterlt ooB er BON ser 9lnaelegcubeit
nimtS milic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-10
Qursr GtaOtnenieFritcn.

Gapt. Siaoc 2 Silbcrt, oer b..
fauntc Contractor. lit I'M 75.2ebenS.
idhrc gciiorbcu iin0 miro bellfc 9lahs
nittog beerOiBt ncrOen
Gie Observation-Disclosures mol.
ieu III Baltimore einen Iono bon
$60,000 slmi glnsbrciten i9rer Stride
ioumelu
Scr Glonut Gopal @erlhoNc.
rnnaSpcrciu ipia ben @oupernenr cr.
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;yeuer i'm .Sotel.

Phi umbefanntc @eiie brad eciicrrl
glbenO in ciucn 3imner I'M 5weitcn
Stod oes uSto9 NotelS" glr. 100,
glorO-SoIpert SiroBc, ein Scucr aus,
oas cine MotroBe 5erltortc, c6e sic
olormirtc 6eucrucbr ooSiclbc gcloiht
batte.
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Ncm Oeridtgucrfalrcn iI6crluielen

Sobn Gerner BON gfr. IA, g9elt.
SSopette. .StroBc, Scr bon Der Holi5ct
crmilAt mur0c, ais CT on9eblid ei.
ncn Goiier ans Dem Bureau Ger
AoonS ggprcB 50. idIeppen molltc,
ulroe eeitern BON 9iidtcr @ddorO
III ser mittlcreu @oli5eiitation III.
Ter $500 9iiroibnit Ocm 0cridt5ucr.
fabreii ii6eupicIcn.
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Sbalp inter NufIagr.

Soll juuacn NlaHu cntfHbrt nuS nit
Der ASeitidIc anseoriiicn 6ubeu.
0etectipe iubuStu in &bilaSel-
p6ia auf S9aw, Der bis scitcrn
SlbcnO nod nidJt psrEaftet pOr.
Oen mar. SUll BON burt nadJ
ggai6iuatuu ubgrreiit iciu.
Sbam bcurbeitetc iciu Gpicr il
Iause nit Der %citIdc, bis Sos-
irIbc bIntiibcrItFSmt 5niaiuinen-
brad.
g}cm Norf 8. Sauuor sc.
9cn SorrD q. Sbalp, ser por iiini-
8c6n Wlonaten aus Dem Wiatteowai'
,Srren.g[iDl entlaicn moroen mar,
wobin er eeionot moroen mar, nohs
Dem Ct Stonioro gSbite, oen 9lrc0i.
tctten oetootet bate, iuiir6c beltc bic
rorlduiiqc 9lnFage erboben JrcO
05ump, IT,, bon aonias Gitp, gulo.,
eineu neluBebnid6rieei Singing,
cutiiibrt lm0 init elmer 8eitiHe ougc,
ariiien 81 ba6en.
Dtt ibnl qcneiniam megeu Gnt.
fiibring inner 9Intloec geitellt lpllr'
sc @eorgc 9'9Drnes, Der angeblid)
BON Ebom ais 9ei6mahe engogirt
mar. IS wluoc beute naA bier be-
richiet, oaB C9prneS in &6ilo0cl.
p6ia pcr6oftct poroen lei mo OoB
Ieteftipe III iencr Stoot aui %orr9
81. Gbou io6uocn
Sr. ,yronf 4. g9oII6, Der iriibere
1oriiber Der lmiteo Stotes aSnon'
irial Nelotion @onuuiiiiou Der ais
Cmnp'S 9lnmolt cribiem nofte por
/ liitriftsompolt 5uou Die Slngaben
sic 81 ser 9(uflage gegen Eboip iilbr.
ten.
glo9 icineu 9lngoben lodtc Ebaiu
sen iilueeu Monn om SSeibnadlts'
9lbenO noH ieincm 3immer IN einer
hieIiuen Sotel itn0 perabrcidte lbni
oreiniol init 3lpei pcrihieoenen Belt
iden cine Iradt @riigel bis Del
| iungc NIdm blutiiberltromt beuilBt
los 3uiommenbrod.
@efanntliM purocn bel ben Ero
5eIien aegen I6am 9lusiugcn se
maHt, Dic 0obin 9ingerL oas Tboil
mebrcrc ingc WidSden nit &eit
iben6ieben regalirte
Tbor lernte ungeblid oca iungcr
@lonu i'm Sabre 1915 ~ Goliiorntl
I aeIcgentlidJ ciNes tgciuchcs IN oc1
Eunaua.F1ci F1ciiic-9IiSitelhmg tcnnen
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Sotc( ocu 9(neriif mlf i'm maHte
Ebam crid6oB Gtanior0 @9ite, Ell
ueu befannteH Strditeftcn, inl uO|o'
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Sabre 1906.
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IN g4alhinotou ociturlIell

&r Charles Sdjneiocr ser III
@ai6ington on Scr @.StroBc, 9loro.
lueit, cinen GigarrenIoOen betrieb,
Wuroc geltern Nlorgen toot IN ieinem
Saoen oligeiuuOen. Oioridall Gors
ter tpuroc eriitd)t oie 9cruanoten
oeS &critorbencn bic in Baltimore
pobncn benu1ri6tigcn 5u pollcn.
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SSeeeu Serumitreihens luo Sdlo.
fcns IN imbewobnten @Guiern murOe
geitern ser 40 Sabre olte Charles
0ooN, Der ouao6 fcin Scint sll bo.
ben, BON 9fidter 9ianft in Ser liioG.
cbcn &oli5eiitotiou ouf lebS Mouotc
nod 9opbicp 9eiMidt.
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Sin oltcr Climber.

9Gcgcit 9htgriiiS All en 9aid6riocs
N|doAen muroc GbarIeS Sorncp, 5l
Sabrc alt imo ii 9Sr. tt3, Giio.
9rooomap, pobnbait, pom Nidltcr
@ercdt 81 3 @lonatcn WefdnauiB
lnO iuescn 9lngriiiS auf etu 7.iabri.
geS WtdOdeu 5it S25 rnO Soften pers
urt6ciIt.