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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
Serial No 01395S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U; 5 Lant IAN,
office at Waterville, Washington JUN
~, ,Nntice is hereby given that Edwar,
,,tber Hamiiton. of Oroville, Wash, wht
On AgriI s I Isis srn %PSS SWH Ho%sstss%1aA %%s%A hps
NIoS;Wn &c; vi%'yS Sec %. Twp. SO n r. 2S f. W NJ
las sT f,led nd notice Of intention to make fna NJ,
trS Three year proof, to establish claim to tn
land above described, before Fanny yGroeifle peiTf
WAS Wash, on the 14th day of August, 1911 =,
McG;ntW J. l. Case. E r. Mosby, william
Laiio' "' - BEN SPEAR, Register
First publication July 1S. 1917.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

The Board of Directors of School Dis
trict No. II will receive bids to furnis'
the school district with fuel this coming
year. We require so cords of foo
wood, 25 cords of 16 inch wood and ;.
tons of coal In making bids describe the
kind of wood and if possible submit
samples of coal. Fifty cords o
the 4 foot wood may be green body fir.
The board reserves the right to reJec
any or all bids In submitting bids az
dress to clerk, and mark envelope Bids
for Fuel. Bids will be opened Friday
August 3. 1917. at 2 p, M. -
Il. e. PARSONS Clerk, s. ID. Il
I,iret r,ilblina tinn July 20. 1917
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
&c. IL Severance. Dean.l

Sunday school is held every Sunday
at 10 a. m. The annual Sunday school
picnic will be held on Tuesday, July
oath. Services are held every second
and fourth Sunday at II a. m. Services
will be held next Sunday, July %, at
II a. m. All are cordially invited.
Trinity Guild meets on every first
and third Wednesday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
CARD OF THANKS.

The Red Cross Society through its
secretary, Mrs. f. S. Beale, desires
the Gazette to publicly express the
thanks of the members OF the organl-
zation to all those who aided so gen.
erously during the recent celebration
toward the fund of the Red Cross,
buying tags and patronizing the re-
freshment stand.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
Serial No. 011757
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
office at Waterville Washington, June
6, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Gottfrid Matson, of Oroville Washington.
who on, October 29, 1912 made homestead
SER @ Sec. o T. S Twp sS sSr ~. SaN 81 E. a3 ". M
has filed notice Of intention to make final
three year proof. to establish claim to the
son and nited a21te pany oep
vile, Wash. on the oath day of July.
1917: ,. w :,
CiaiihahI nainss az wlJuesSes; w. -
John A. Johnson, all of Oroville, Wash.
BEN SPEAR, Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
ANNUAL STOCkHOLDER'S MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Rich Bar Mining Company will be
held at Nighthawk, Washington, on Mon
day, the 18th day of August, 1917 at l
o clock p. m.. for the purpose of electing
Ia board of trustees for the ensuing year
land for the transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly come before the
meeting.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
l. j. HARPST, President.
Dated June 20 1917
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned wish to express
their thanks to all those who so kind
ly lent assistance and sympathy at the
time of the death of Mrs. N. J. Doyle.
N. A. DOYLE.
GEO. HARMESON.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20
Done this 23rd day of June A. I

c. II. NEAL,
Judge of the Superior Court of Okla
hogan County. State of Washington, and
ex -officio Trustee of the unincorporated
Townsite of Loomis, Okanogan County,
State of Washington
First publication June 30, At,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20

S. B. Starrett, Jr., cashier of the
First National bank, left Saturday
morning for his old home at Central
City, Neb., where his wife is now WIS.,
iting. 1t is the first vacation that Mr.
Starrett has had in two years. He ex-
poets to be absent for several weeks,
Miss Edith Witt left Saturday morn
ing for her old home at Area, Ills,
with the intention of remaining per-
manently. Miss Witt came to Oroville
with the family of Samuel Blackler
several years ago, and has all told
been with the family for seventeen
years. For that reason 1t is not i'm.
probable that Miss Witt will be back
to Oroville at no distant day.
According to the record of the gov
ernment thermometer at the office o
the West Okanogan Valley Irrigation
district it has been some warm dur
ing the past week. On Wednesday
July II, the record was 100; 18th, 9S
18th, 90; 14th, 101; 18th, 90; 18th 103
18th, 104.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20

Taken from Leo Ditrichstein's fam
Gus play Mile. Fiji" and even more
brilliantly clever than that nightly
successful stage play, "The Divorce
Came" with Alice Brady as the star
will be at the Orpheum Sunday night
THE Divorce Game" has been staged
and played in just the right key to
emphasize all the witty situations, all
the fascinating characteristics of the
wealthy young American girl, her no
BILE French husband, his friends and
her cruel, cruel mother who will not
give the girl and her husband all the
money they wish to spend. "The Di-
vorce Game" ranks high as one of the
most delightful entertaining offerings
ever screened.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-20

First publication May IS. 1917.
Last publication July 20. 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
5nnfeuiprnd gjcrlin-sHOamerifa.

gnenoS Hires, 9lrgentinien,
90. @ldr3. 0euti6loiio bat often.
bor einen Sunfenipru6. Dienit bon
Siioomerifa nod Berlin, berinltbliA
iiber Colombia uno W1erifo, beiperf-
iteaigt. o. 8. Sugenfcloer, @eid1fts.
letter Ser oganco glletnon Eransnt-
lontic Co." gnb beute befannt, Dob
0orabtloie lle6ernlittehlng bon 8ob-
litnesonpeiiungen nod Geuticblono
Oenndbit beginner miro.
Ger gScg oieier neuen Orobtloien
&erbino1ne miro bon ibm nidt nd
Der be5cihnet, oo9 in 9lnbetrobt Der
poltllng Der colonibianiibeu uno Der
merifouii6en Eegierine uno Der
pieocr6oltcn D}eloungcn bon Der 8e.
tbGtigung Der Geutihen IN iencn
21nOcrn miro perututbet, Dab oie
llebcrulittelune Der orobtloien Dcpe.
i1en BORT olrh itorfe araftitotioueu
bewerfiteaigt peroep miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Gincs aranSOIcn gcfdluerOcn.

%oriS, 26. Mdr5. q. 9ucret.
Der HrGiioent Der geIoncon arieos.
eefongenen 8ereiniging bat benz
glusw1rtieen 9lmt cine @rfl6runa
elnes gefliihtetcn &rieeseefoneencn
aus geloncon 5ileeben lolien, in pel.
der beboitptet miro, er un0 feline
Wtitgefangenen, 600 an 3obl, nGren
i'ngeniigcno crndbrt uno ihledt I'M.
tergebradt geiueien Die meiIten bat
ten fein gett0cltg gebobt uno i'm
oblomm iblofen miiiien, un0 cs Ici
lbnen nidt geitottet poroen, an ibre
angeborigen 5u ldrei6en oocr 9riefc,
Velo ooer 9Sodete 5u erbolten.
Der Wtonn bebouptet meiter, sic
8eton9enenloeer bef6noen Iid leds
.vfcllcn bon Der 6ront entferut ilno
lle lelei ee8muneen iporoen, 400
Joros BON oen fron3oiil6en 2inien
an @raben oocr @iienbobncn slt ar.
oeltellE gls cr ieiuc 6luht beiperf.
l'eu'ete' lei. elmer ieiner aomerooen
pun @ elner tron6oiiiden @ronute oc.
ioplel l'no nebrere onoere ieien Der.
loulloet iuoroen. Seine Sh0utno
scnlob Icicn 10000 Sronaolcn an n
perlNleoenen Eunftcn ocalpunoen.
llnter ubnlihcn WrrhGI+,,;5so,,
beiten. ~ o. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
CBrOflfciicr in OleaOins, Sa.

9feo6inG go, 26. N31rs.
8euer Oerbeerte 6ellte oen Nlias De.
partenent.2oOen. Der gerIuit be.
trGgt $150,000. Sin 8o6ter ioetc
Oas Seuer mare our1 0en ginitllr1
elmer SeiBrpoiier-Sei5onitolt beriir.
iodt moroen oic einfod ouseinonoer-
iiel, rporaif iib oaS 6eiler ibnea Oer-
breitcte, Dies lit oos brittle perbec.
rcuoe 6ellcr i'm @eiddftSoiitrift scr
Stopt ilmer9ol6 lpeniger @oden,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
GamilicumorO nnO eel6itmOrS.

&eomooo Sails, @ainn, 26.
0l1r5. @illiom 9leeman, Gin Jun.
ger 8armer Der inpeit Clement
mo6nte, t6otete in Der 8eit 8tpiidcn
Sreitog Slo6t luo 6elite Morgen Ici.
ne 5rdu uno A Ginoer imo erb1ngte
iid Oann Icl6it Cie 6 2eiden wur-
ben bette in Dem Sauie alcenon's
boreeiimocn. 5Huloen Iolen oen
Monn 5u Der ger5ueiiIlmsst6ot ee-
trieben babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Sclbitrcsicrune fir 2it6ancu.

o,,s' y nj ltcrOom ,Oio 2onoon, 26.
al gtar0. Cine 0eputotion bon
Sliqollern, ipel6e bor einieen Sooen
6ci Dem Stootsicfrctdr oes 9lcu6crct,
Sullmernann Uoripro9en, er6ieIten
Que Serltderilng, oob Die ocutIbe O8e.
eierilng oen 2itbqilern bei'm Trie.
oensi6miie SelbitoerpoItlnq oelpoh.
rem peroe, wie cine 9iciter. DepeIhc
aus Berlin ioet. Die 0eIeqotion
leate ole bon Dem litbouiIhcn NoIfe
perIangteu Stciormen Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Sett fummt Die GleMe.

G6ina beOeouert bereits, OoB eS Die
oiplomutii6en 8c3iebuneen nit
GeutldIono abgebroden bat. IT
Wl06tr germ einen @ee finoerJ
Inn icin iibereiItes Soreeben rid
gdngig 81 MAIDEN.
&efing 26. @6r5. @crioncr,
welde nit &egierunesfreiien in en-
ger 6iibhne iteben, ee6en Der 9ln-
ii6t 9lusorud, Dab China bereits be-
9onuen bat iein gorgeben be5iigIidb
Oes 9lbbruds Scr Oiplomotiiden Sc.
5iebungen NIT EeltlGlonO gu beOai-
ern.
IS ullr0e eeiagt, ooB China nacb
einem Gorpanoe iiidt, nm Oen OelIt.
iden @eionoten, Gr. bon Sinbe, on
icinem Soften 5olten 81 fonnen.
Sopon, 10 berloutet, miro Oent
@lone Der @ntente Geoiiion Ser 3oae
nitt ieine 3ititimmine oeben; auA
miro Sopon ni6t feline Gruppen aus
Gbino 5uriid5ieben, nod 5ueeben,
ooB China bic 3obIung Der @ntIHd-
oiguue ans Dem @orer.9lufitanO err
laiien miro
0ie WiitglieOer oes dineliiden Go-
binets buben, pie es beiBt, 5ugeee-
ben, OoB iic 81 idnell eebauoelt bo-
ben, unO OoB lie Die @eripredungen
oaB Gbino ieoer SouOhng Der Ser
Stoaten folgen piiroe, po6rideinlid
nidt auf Grfiiaung rebnen f0nnen.
0litglieoer ser Oeuti9en @eionot-
idoft, pelde geplont botten, beute
bon SEEING ob5ureiien, fiinoigteu
beilte an, bob iic wesen eepilier
SinOerniiie, welhe i6nen Die @ngIdn.
Der in ibreu @es gelegt bdtten ibrc
9l6reiie Oeridiebeu miiBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Slmerifaniidjcr 3citunsSmanm ais
SpiOn DerMrtbeilt.

q en- Dorf 26. Widr5. Gas
9unoeseericbt oeritrtbeilte beute Sen
mnerifaniiden geridterItotter @nur
Bacon neil er ais oentider Spion
no6 @nglono giue, 5u einem Sobr
in ser 9unOesitroionitolt 81 gltlonta
linO einen 0ollor @eloitrofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@nrlamcntstermin ucrlanocrt.

2on0ofl 26. Wldr5. 9(noreip
9onar Gam. Der Sdobumtsfon5ler,
fiinoigte beute an, Ole gcgierirng
weroe morgcl cine gorloee cinbrin-
gcn welbe cine @erldngerling oes
Tcrmins ocS @arlomcntS, weI6cr om
l. slpril abIdlit, poriie9t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
l)trdfrntli6t.
MntlDOrt amCrifaMii6er
SleSitrnaS.
0(mf Senti6e OfDte beSilg'
lid 2ertrns nOm 1899
mm6 1928.

0ie @ereinisten Stoaten Iebnen es
ob, Die oltcn Gertr6ee gu er-
neuern o6er ibre binoenOe 9roft
ous5uoebnen. ~ glngeblide Ser
Icsuua ieiner gcrtroespflidten
oird 0euti6lonO ais @rlno fiir
Ole 8eiecrilng oueegeben. &c
gicrrng mag GertrGge ais ouf-
ge6oben betro6ten.
g8oibin9ton 26. 0lGr5.
Ser llnItono, ooB 0euti6Iono ielbit
oic @crtrGgc bon 1893 uno 1928
oerlest babe unO ooB cS ole ,,@ebotc
intcrnotionoler Sofli6teit" ouBer
gldt gelniien babe, muroe BON ben
Ser. Stooten ais @runo oofiir an
sceebcn oob iie iid peiscrten, oieie
glbfommen nelt 5u beItotigen oOcr
ibre binoenoe &roft ouS5uoebnen.
3ie gtote Der omerifoniicben &e-
gierine, mel9e 0os @riudben 0euti6-
lambs obI6IGet unO Die 6ur6 oen
S6mei5er @clonoten, 9r. Boul 9tit-
ter, oil Die oclltidbe Hegierlng iIber-
mittelt muroe, wurOe beiIte bonn
StootS 9epartenlent oerofientlidt.
9ie giote berlpeiit ouf Oie 8ericu-
fimg oes onerifoniirben 9oulpfers
n@iaiom g. 5rpe~ un0 onoere amc-
rifonii6er Gompfer, Die bon 0euti6-
lono oonit beeriinoet ipuroe, ooB
oieie S6iffe Gontrebonoe on 9oro
bottcn obmobL mie 0os SbriitItiid
betont, I'M &ertroge bon 1893 aus
oriidlicb borgcieben ici, 6oB ioI6en
Sbiffen nod QlusIieferitng Scr in
SSroge ltebenoen @oaren 0ie @eiter.
( fobrt eeItottet neroen iollte.
/ gluBeroem betout oos 0ofunent, ooB
ousldnOii9e S1iffe, Oie omerifoni-
l6es Gigentbuni uno omcrifonil6C
9iirger an 8orO 6otten, bon oeut.
l6en &ouDbooten obnc @ornung
Oerieuft pSroen icien, obne fir ole
Siherbeit Der on 9oro 6efin0lihen
@erionen Soree 81 trogen. 9ies Der.
iinBe geaen Die 9cltimntuneen oes
Gertroges bon 1899 un0 0eS Gertro.
geS bon 1885, Oeni8ufolee Der freiC
8crfebr 5miiben oen 9iirgern Ocr
neutral berblei6en0en 8ortei nit oen
friegfiibrenoen M6hteu ni6t unter,
bro6en merOen ioa.
Gann eebt 9ie glote ouf sic 8ro.
flomotion Der Sperr5cne Elm ltno er-
flGrt ooB I'M @erfole oieIer 9rofIh.
motion SonoeIsidiffe berIenft uni
omcrifonii6e 9iireer getootet, be3m
gef6brOet moroen ieien.
lleberoies, 10 fii6rt Die Wlittbei
hing meiter aus, ieien ieit gl6briid
Der Oiplomatiiben ge5iebunaen ami
iden Geiltidlono uno BEN Gereinio
ten Stoaten omerifoniiden Qyiirac,
nioerre6tli1 in Gciiti6lono silriid
bebalten poroen, mos Dem Settle oes
SertrogeS bon 1899 miOerlprehe~
oGieie Gegierrn9", 10 IhlieBt 81,
glpte, ~cripdgt Sur 3cit ernItIidD
Oh nidt Ger 9ettrog bon 1928 mi
Die reoioirten sIrtife[ Der gcrtrGo,
bon 1856 ino 1899 t6oti6hlih be
reits ourd Die lln5pcifcl6often lie
bcrtretunaen i6re 9eItimnllnoen Sei
tens Der oelIticbcn 9iegierlina otifoe
boben iporoen leien; oenn es miro,
ofienbor lnreht uno unbiQia Ieiu
bon elmer Yortet eines Gertrooes Al
oerlongen Die 9eItimmlnQen oesSe(
ben 5r beobahten m06rcno Scr an
oere geitattet Diir0e, oieIcl6en poIi,
unberiidiidtigt 81 loiien. Gs bat Sel
9lnidein, ols Of Die @cgenicitiofeit
ouf lueIdlcr Der 8ertrag boIirt, ollrd
oos &ergeben Ser oeutiden glntoritd
ten, oltfgeboben iuoroen pGrc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@Om6enfabrif anf OcntidJcm e6iffe? +?

SOmbenfnbrif unf SentIdem ediffe?
glem gorf, 26. MGr5. Sn
oem @ro3eB eeeeu aarI bon aleiit
unO fiinf anoerc Geutibc, mur6en
9epeiie bon Seiten ser 9icaicrllng
porgelegt Die oorolii binoeuten, ooB
9omben, oic SIR 3erItorlrng oOer 9e-
id1oigung bon entente. WhmitionS-
idiffen, @ermcnoing fidoen ioIltcn
ouf einem ser Oeitid5cn 6rahtIdiife,
Die sur Belt in Sobofcn Iieeen, ber.
geitellt morben lino. Uie 9(neeidul-
oigtcn iollen aneebli6 9ronObom.
ben auf Sdiffe, ole omcrifonii6e SG.
fen perlieBcn, eebrn9t bobcn. Ger
9lnoesanmolt oerlaS elm @eIt1n0.
nib, welbcs @rnIt geder, einer scr
6 9IngeicbuIoieten, Dem 6cler-D1or-
l1ol ge9eniiber obgeIegt boben ioQ,
oen5ufolge 9eder, Elm Ged.@leftri-
fer oui Dem oeutihen San0elsIdiife
r6rieOri6 Der @roBe," oneebli6 in
@egenWort oes Nloridons, cine, oui
einem @llmitionsidiff eeflmoene
9ombc, ais cine ioldc bc3ei6nct bo.
ben iolI, Die cr in iciner 9lrbeitsltdttc
onf Dem Oeutiben Gompfer beree-
felt bate.
ST. ioll ongebli5 cbcnfalls eeIton.
Den bobcn auf Elmer Sabre bon So.
bofen no6 einem 9}elp gorfer 9icr
genommen 81 baben. Sn oem boree.
leeten @eltdnonib iolI gefer aneeb-
lid nod mebrere onoere 9lngeI6uI-
oi9te ols ieine SeliersbcIfer bel oer
Serltellng bon 9omben ongegebcn
ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
8uOcriidltIidjc eprad,c.

6iibrt Der prerBii6e Gridesnniiter,
General bon Stein. 0euti6-
lamb fonn ie6em 9(ulhlrm erfoIg-
reid mioeritcben. 9(merifa's
Ebeilnobme miro borIGufig ni9t
ms @eluidt foaen.
2onoon, 26. 0fGra. - 8ie cine
aus Berlin eingetroffene 0epei6e,
Die bon Dem Eeutcr- Gorreiponoenten
in glmiteroom mciter bcrnittelt mur.
DC, meI0et bot General bon Stein
DER prcuBiide 9riegsminiiter, in ci.
mem Snterpiew, peIbes er Dem Scr
treter Der 8uoopeiter 8eitilng v9(3
Git" gepGbrte, Der W2oeli6feit, ooB
oie Ser. Stooten on Der Seitc Scr
gllliirten in oen ariee eintreten feine
aa5u 9roBe @eoelltlng beigcneIlen.
Ger General io9te, cr miIie nibt, ob
Die nmerifaniihe 6lotte Ole britilbc
6lotte unteritiiben mer0e, ooB ober
bon elmer &beilnobme Der g[merifo-
ner al oen &1mpfen an Der sSront in
nober 3ufilnft feline &eOe Iein Tonne.
@r fubr Damn fort:
ullniere militGriibe Gage lit oil
allen Sronten gut un6 re6tfertigt I'M.
lere beiten Soffmlngen. @s Iheint,
Bob Der 6einO cine Sffenlibe porbe-
reitet, ober mir iuerOen loqor einem
nod itGrferen gIngriff g8iOerItano lei.
itcn, nibt oIlein an Der SSront, ion-
bern oud binter Der Sront. g8as
Damn formen mag, piiien mir niGt
o6er mir merOen, fomme mus ga font
men mag, 9laem felt begegnen. I'M
iere SeiOen iinO eroB uno unIere
9pfer rieii6, aber es iinS gerooe oieIe
9inge, in WeI@eu oie @r0Be elmer
g@otion ibren glusorud fin6et.~
Der @liniiter fam aud ouf oie
Sdlodt al Scr Sontme al Ipreden
lno erflGrtc, OoB Die 0eutiden 5mor
feinen Wtongel an 8orrGtben b6tten,
Dob ober ibre glrtillcrie Scr oes SSein.
0eS linterleqen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

ct. &ouis, 26. NiGr5. r. 9iid-
icr 0per bonn 9unoes- -Giitriftsgeriht
go6 beute SnItriiftionen, oaB alien
8eperbern Inn oos n@rite &opier"
ole 9lusiteIun9 eincs ioIden perluei-
CERT wcr0en ioa, penn Oieie ii9 mei-
eern fir Die Gereinieten Stooten 5lt
fdmpfen. Sn 6olge oieier 9lnorO-
nuue purOen oen beiOen @riioeru
@oiioil Die Aapiere oerlpeigert, nel-
DE ausia9ten, ooB 5uci 9riioer bon
iGnen iib in DER oelltiden 9lrmee be.
finoen, Dab iie niemols eegen
Deltidlono fdmpien mo 5uriidfeb-
ren wiirOer, menn fc fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Ole @otriotin. o@os,
0u pilit idon wieOer Elm neueS
Gleio2~ ,Slber notiirlitb, bier lele
i'd chen in Der 3eitlins, ooB oos
Erogen Der mciten aIeiocr irnpotrio-
tild it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Sapon rcprGientirf Sie 9ledlnltna.


Sin ruiiii6er @robfoufrnom aus
@iosfou 6otte fiir6Iih in Sofio nut
Dem Minilter 8oron SIbii, friibcr
ioponil6er 9oti1ofter in &oris, cine
llnterreoung, aus Der er @iniees pie-
oereiebt. Ser @liniIter 6uberte licb
nit groBem 6reinutb iiber sic be0eu-
tenoe @onoIung, oie ole meltpoliti-
ide Gage Sopons felt &riegsbeginn
ourdgemodt bat. Baron Sbii fiibrte
aus:
Ger 9riee bo6e fir uIle getbeilig-
ten oud fir Sopon cine eroBe
lleberroldung gebro6t. @enn man
aud in Sopon ole &roft oes oeiii-
iben Seeres niht gering gei61bt ia.
be, 10 mor man bod Der lleber5eli-
gung BOB Der 9rieg bon tllr5er
0oicr iein meroc, un0 0oB oie Gen-
trolmddte 0en eeneinionen glnltrcn-
9uuecn 0cs 8ierberbonoes feinen
nadboltieen @ioerltono entgegen.
itcn f0nnten. Seute Iieee sic So1e
70, Oob bon einem Siege Oes @ier-
berbonoeS nidt nlebr oie Heoe iein
fonne, ooB man bielniebr nit elmer
ldperen gtieoerloee rednen nliiiie.
W1it 9luSnnbme SSopon's peroen iid
bel Den D1itelieoern DER entente Die
mirtbidcftli1en uno politil6en Sol
gen oieier glieOerIoge icbr Itorf be.
rletfbor MAIDEN.
Song beicnoers iperOe gngIono
nit groBen Stlpieriefeiten 81 fam.
pfen boben. Die golfer batten err
fonnt, OoB oiel bon Der eneIiIhen
@loht tno @r0Be ouf t6onernen Iii-
BEN rubte. Scr gonn Der eneliI6cn
llebermodt weroe eebroden icin.
@benio wie 0cutI6lonO benotbige
Sopon 3ur 9ctbGti9ung fir Ieine
ilberiliiiiige 9olfsfroit unbeoingt
neie 2nnogebiete. Sopan oiirfe iib
niht LANCER bon Der enelii6en Bolitit
@epolt antbitn laiien. genn Gn9-
lono nod Dem &riege NIT SSopon mei.
ter 5uidmmenorbeiten ipoae, 70 miiiie
eS Sapans GormadtiteIllne in China
anerfennen Inn oie 9leeelmg oer
dineiiiden glneeleeen6eiten iiberloi.
len imo Sapons Seeberri1oit int
Stillen O5eon onerfeitnen. @ngloro
Giirfte SSn0ier iino ieine iibrigen 60
lonien nidt srlinolGblib oen syapd-
nern oeriAlieBen, ionoern miiiie oGe
jebt beItebenoen einl9r6nfenOen @c-
Itimnlllngcn ouibeben. @s Diirftcn
IN Dem @ertraee feline ornflen 9Silnf.
te beiteben bleiben Oic irgeno pclAen
Geroaht in Sopon eeeen @ngluuo
ouffonnten laiIen fonnten. glur
menn @nelonO olle 0icic @iinibe an-
erfennen ipiirOe, lieBe iih cine 9ois
fiir Elm ncues Sbfonmen 5miIhcn
@nglono inO Sapon finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

aeIlno. 9losputin 6otte ouH aedli-
Bcrt, ooB g(lcris 40 Gage ndtb ieinen
To0c fronf meroe. Gicie goraisioge
trof piinftlib 5u, inoem sic Sofoome
Dem 3nreiuiti6 om 40. Gage nod
9Rosputin'S @rinoroilng ipieoer @ift
CAB. Sie ertportete Odnlit, Die Era-
oition oes Ginilriies 9lusplitin's cr-
bolten imo Oen @eg fir einen 9laG-
folger ebnen 5u fonnen. )"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Bwei Stdott
TOlcm6rab unN
Ga Teuiaee
@Om Frnm5Oiiibem 1rups
pen eingenDmImen.

9sod Dem offi5ieIlen gtbenO. Bulletin
ocs frcns0iiidcn arieosbureous.
gl0rbIia bon ser Die Oringei
sic 6rou8oicu Bel greoup weiter
Dor. Gas Gorf 2agnicourt in
ocn Sdnocn ser griteu. 0eilt-
i6e @cocnongrifie obgeidluoen.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-10-04

who are aliens, and under the law now
existing not liable for draft. These
young men are receiving all the priv
ileges and benefits offered by the laws
and government of the country, yet
practically every one of them is filing
claim for exemption from military
service because of the fact that they
are not citizens and, therefore not
subject to draft. A resolution has been
offered in the senate for the purpose
Of compelling aliens Of military age
who have resided in the United States
a year to leave the country within 80
days or enlist in the army. We be-
lieve such a law should be pasesd. If
these me wish to secure the privil-
eyes and benefit offered by the protec-
tion Of the flag, they should be will
ing to assume the responsibilities and
duties devolvins on citizens.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1917-10-04
LAKE STRIKE
MAY COME

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Victor Olander,
head of the Lake Seamen's union and
a member Of the Illinois State Coun-
Gil o Defense, std today that strike
of members of his organization Oct.
1, seems inevitable.
He explained that while count of the
secret referendum vote recently con-
Quoted by mail does not begin until
tonight, it is an open secret that the
men were practically unanimous in
voting to strike unless the Atlantic
agreement, to which the Federal gov
ernment was party, is extended to
the Great Lakes.
Able Seamen Ask sos.
Able seamen tn the Great Lakes, he
said, are paid S72 month during the
summer. They are asking $95, but
the ship owners, he said were willing
to pay only $S5, which, he said, was
the normal advance on Oct. owing to
the approach of stormy weather. Ma
vigation on the Great Lakes generally
closes about the middle of December,
and it is customary to pay higher
rate for work during the cold con-
cluding months of the season.
Atlantic Agreement.
The Atlantic agreement calls for CO.
operation Of the government, the un-
ions and +he owners to recruit and
train the men for the emergency mer-
camille marine which the allied gov
ernments have held is necessary to
the winning of the war. Mr.. Orlan-
der asserted tn It the ship owners had
grown into such a habit Of opposing
the unions that they found it hard to
cooperate even when the need was
that of the government. The vote, he
said, makes j mandatory to call q
strike unless the demands Of the men
are met, and re saw no hope of