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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
gllter 9SOlisiIt aeItOr6cu.

GborleS 8. @oo0mon leit 25 S0b-
rem %oIi5iIt in &olanO @arf, itur6
geitern in ieiner @o6mmG 9}r. 1924,
@reoorosStroBe. @r mar in &oIauo
@ort iomo6l, ais au9 in ser Staot
GuBerIt beIiebt, she er @litgIie0 Ger
@oli8ei BON 8oltimore-GountD wur-
be, mar er in ser &olitif in Der Staot
tbGtie, unO ais @oli5iit mar er beion-
oers pegen ieiner llneri6roden6eit
un0 3uoerIdBigfeit geabtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
Orfnrlinn nndl SnIdlriter.

Ser nllnterltiibunesperein ser 9ln-
eeItellten BON Sbarp & 0o6ne" belt
feline monatli6e &erlammluna ee.
ltern 9(6en0 unter 0em &oriibe oeS
@rGiioenteu SEQ. Sodb in &ii6nel'S s
Sale, gar. All, @eit-8rattitr. gtah
@rleOieung Ser 9ioittineaeibdite pur-
Sen ole arrangements fir 0ie 8peite
SSabreS.Grfitrlion Oes &ereins am
Nlontog, ben Is. S5uni nab Solbe-
iter-9eab eetroffen. Ole @litelieOer
bege6en lib ibon am @ioreen auf
Dem 0ampfer ,2olliie" na1 Dem i'm
ldouiten Srii6iabrSi6mude proneen-
oen 9lobe. 9ta6 Ser &eriaumIung
fanO geItern cine fleine gl6en0unters
6altlna itatt IN welcber Sr. Charles
Selman cine He6e belt, pG6renO ser
SeGretGr GbdS. 9ietri6 ollrcb nutiifa-
lii1e @ortrGge auf Dem Yiono nit.
mirfte im0 Sr. Sobn @eI6ma6er ei-
ni6e 2ie0er iang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
9[lIer sdnlb frcincinrndlrn.

@egen 2 ll6r geitern 9Ia6mittoq
muroe Elm 9-iG6rigeS N3Go6en, W}in.
ME Saul bon Gar. 1889, OIt-9olti.
moreitraBr, na6 Oem G6ur6 Some &
SSniirmaru ge6ro6t, na6oem es an
ser SaDetteitroBe, 0ltli6 ser 9(iS.
qtit5itroBe, bon Dem 9lutomo6il bon
Charles s. 8romn bon gtr. 2104,
G6arleSltroBe, meI6eS BON Oenl
Chauffeur @OworO 81. Goug6lin bon
9tr. 81, 9for0.@llpoo6-g(pe., gelenft
murOe, ii6erfo6ren mor0en mar. Or.
&ton bon Oem Soipital erflGrte,
Oas &inO iei to0t infolge S6G0el.
brll6s. 0ie GoronerS- -@el1porenen
bieIten einen SnqueIt un0 enti6ie6en,
Oas &inO bobe ieinen SOB geiltnoeu
oo0ur6, Dob es Our6 8uion bon ser
@iai6ine, 0ie Goug6lin lenfte, ii6er,
fa6ren poroen lei. 0aranf6in entlieE
Coroner SSnsleD Sen Gougblin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
S 6fIth hfette1l

Cine Inlle unbeltinlnrboren Sobr.
gaRgS beiteigt ole ooGD6eictte gleftri.
i6e; ein gIrbeiter bietet ibr ieiner
@loB an.
Sic itru6lt iiberS gan5e G5eli6t
llebcr3eu0t Oooon. ooB iic 6ieie @epor
5uglng nur ibrer pernmlbreriiAen @r
ideinung 81 peronnten bat, iagt iis
fat 86rtlih, 8u Dem 9lrbeiter aSebi
liebeneapiiroig Gno goloHt ocn Sbnell
mcin Nerr!"
Ger o6rr cntgegnet nit fiiblerSoA
liHfeit r9ld, tuie io?! Sei TO- ner oil
len 5roul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
9eiueS, gut segO6renes uuO a6aela.
gertes Bier

lit Der @eillnObeit oiitrGglid. Gos
aus Scr bieiigen oglmericon9reperp"
bon Sru. 5reo. 8ouernl6nliot Der.
porgegangene nSoloce". @e6rdu mir0
unter oeilen eigener 9lufIi6t berae.
lteIlt. Daiielbe 1T Iieblib I'M @e.
l6mad augenebm 8u trinten uno
miro BON bieiigen merfaunt tihti-
Gen gler5ten ols obiollt rein rno sic
@elunobeit in bobem @rooe foroerno
be5eiGuet. glGe 9(uftrGee fiuoem
pronlpte 9lufmerfiomfeit. @rouerei:
SorforO-9lbe., Wlomlment Il. Siaeu.
Ctr. Sci. g. & g. set. Sermon 363.
(Slni9) (gln8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
Qll(c gDlnnu ocrcttet.

9fod SsGonO, 9f.-9Sy s. Sini.
Eoiiogierc, mie Oie bolit0noigc
9enanmmg oe8 SboonerS r9llt6"
Ser otf Scr &eiic bon Sen Cape Geroc
Snieln nob9eoofrO, Nlaii.. begriiien,
an Ser @eltieite Der SnieIn ItronOete,
muroen 6eute g}ac6nittog bon Ser
&iiitemuo6e unO 3iiberlciten acret-
tet. Inter Sen @in6eimii6en befan-
0en l1 70 9raooS ais GoIIogiere.
Gas Sdiff mor SO Gagereiieu bonn
Cape &er0e enticrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
lSuli,ei.Seleb(ou- Glcrfs,

0ie @oli8ei- Briifltn9S6e66roe mod
ie eeitern 6efannt oaB BON 10 @idn.
nern sic ioIgenoeu 0rei sic Briihtna
fiir sic glnitellltne ais Selep6on
Glerfs beitauoen 6o6en: SO. S. S
&ibbittS, 95 9Sunfte; @m. g. Stro
beQ, IS 9Bunfte, rno @m. 6. 8orter
76 Bunfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
3luei Sngeuicure Dun @uct6nls cut

luncN.
g8of6ington s. SUM. - 9ic
bon =. u. @uItiS, oen &iilfS-@eneroI-
@eidditsfiibrer ser 9}ot6itan0S-6Io
ten-Gorporotion ser %egierltna imo
3. Suntineton GGorf, ieinem 9liiiiten-
ten, erbo6enen acknowledgements Bob
@eneralnaior @oet6olS obiicbtlidJ
oaS @rogramm fiir sen 9au 60l3er-
ner Sdiife bebiuOere, fii6rte 6eute 81
ser @ntlaiiing ser 6eioeu freimillia
glngeltellten.
@eneral @oet6olS, ser General
@ei6Gftsfii6rer ser Corporation
ma1te in einem Memoran0um an
Oen &oriiber Genman bon ser
S6ifisbau6e60r0e 6efannt, oaB Ell
0ie SSngenieltre, mel6e oen 8lan fin
oen 8ou bon b0l5ernen S6iffen ent
morfen 6atten entlaiien babe, peiI
Oeren 3medmGBigfeit 81 GnOe lei
General @oetbalS meigert li6, irgenG
mel6e 9(n9a6en ii6er Oie GontroOerIl
nit Oen 6eioen Sugenieuren 5n ma.
den. Gielel6en fonoen auf i6ren 81.
ihen cine 9l6i6rift OeS Memoran.
buns on &errn 0enman, in mel1em
Oie 9lnga6en ser @eioen in 9e5uq
alf ole Soltlng 0eS Generals @oet.
balls ais falidb 6e5eihnet murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

| 3wii6en 0elti6lanO inO Saiti.
Der @eidditStrdaer ser 6oitiiden
@eiauoti6ait in Berlin er6dlt
feline @diie ausge6GnOigt.
81 Imitcr6anL 8. Slmi. II Ger
@ei6ditStrGger bon Soiti, mel6er
fiir5lid) cine 92ote ieiner &egierimg
Dem MiniIter ocS 9luSpdrtigen 3im-
mermann einbdn0igtc, 6at bon ser
oeutiden &e0ierung feline @diie err
bolten. Die geote cnt6ielt cinen @ro.
teIt gegen sen im6eidbrdnften Sau6-
bootfrieg im0 sic 6oroerimg bon
GnticbdOigung fir baitii6en SanOel
in0 6ie lmgefontmenen 2eben
GaS 9erliner 9(usmdrtige 9(mt err
fl1rt:
n0a sic 6oroerltngcn in cine gan5
lmgem06nIi6e 8orm gefIeioet imo
sic @riiiQlng inner6olb elmer @erioOe
oerlongt mur0e, ncl6e ni1t einnal
3eit fir cine llnteriu6ung gab, belt
cS Die foiierlicbc gcgierlmg fir ouoe-
6ra6t, Oem @eidditStrdger ioiort
ieine @Gile ein3ubdnoieen."
&ein @run0 fiir Gompli-
fationen.
8uenoS 9(Dre8, 8. SSlmi. II
9tod 6eitiger bol6amtli6er Snior-
nation nimnit 9(rgentiuien an, ooB
Scr orgentinii6e Gompier nOrinuo"
i'm Gontrebonoe6anoel t6Gtig mar,
inO man erwartet 0ober nicbt, sob
feline Gerienfung OurCb Elm 1ot66oot
inn 02ittelmeer Gomplifationen oer-
lria6en miro.
@ eitere 0etniISoe oerIonqt.
Die erIte W}elOung iiber 0ie Ser
Ienflmg ser ,Sriano~ bat bier er6eb-
li6e 9(uiregilng oerltrla1t um6 ale
3eitllngen oer0fientli6ten 9roteite
9egen oen nellen san 0eltiber &iid-
iidtsIoiigfeit. Der @}iniiter 6eI6Gf-
tigte IiG nit ser 9[ngelegen6eit lmo
telegrapbirte an oie 2egation in 8a-
ri8 nm meitere @in5el6eiten.
9f equirung BON 3uder.
Die &egierlng 6eabiitbtigt oie 9ie-
quirirung bon aQem in 9egierungs-
Spei6ern logern0em 3uder, iomie
Den 9lnfoui bon 10000 Eonnen i'm
9luSlano.
g mination ais @rGli-
0ent BON 8roiilien.
9tto Saueiro, 8. Slni. -Gr.
9ioOrieue5 9(Ioes 1T auf eiuem politi-
i6en Gonoent bier ais 9BrGIioent,
0eIiin Moreira ais @ice-@rGI0ent
nominirt moroen. Ger DieriG6riee
9lmtstermin OeS iebieen @r1Iioentelt
Or. @euceslo0 @ro5, enOet am Is.
9topem6er nG6iten SobreS. @r lit
ais iein eigener Na6iolger ni6t
mG6l6ar. 9lloeS mar bon 1902 bis
1906 Erdiioent BON 9ralilien.
Die Hegierung bon @olioia ipridt
in 9eontwortung ser braiilianii6eu
9tote bonn 8. Suui wono9 sic broli-
lianii6e 9}eutralitGt mioerruien miro,
i6re pollltdnoige SDmpot6ie nit ser
SaItlng ser 56weIter-Gepublif ans.
@s beiBt in Scr 9lntmort, @oIipia err
femme Die vgliidlicbe 2luSIeelmg an,
pel6e 9raiilien ser Monroe-0oftrin
ge6e, ;aoem es iib nit sen &ereinig.
ten Stoaten sur @ert6eioigung neu-
trailer &edte pereinige". 9olipia bat
ON 13. glpril Oie 9e5ie6ungen NIT
OnntfchInnA nhnnhrnchn11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
Nic (Erae6niiie 6er 9leaiItr0ti0n.

@aibington s. Slmi.
Sie65e6n 6taoten ino ser Giitrift
bon Columbia 6ottcn bis 6eute 9(ben0
i6re Ooqitdnoioen Grge6nilie BON Der
&egiliration am 0ienitog einberi6-
tet.
Ole @eionmt5o6l Ser Regiitrirten
in oieien Staaten 6el1uIt ii6 ouf g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09


8iaionen-2ibertD- -g(nleibe. II 60
erflGrt S1aBamts-Sefret6r @lc-
$1,000.
NeW Orleans, 8. SUM. -
y %le 8ei6mmeen fir oie 2ibertD-
S0onos bis iest beloufen ii6 auf ST.
ooo,OO0,000 ooer $7O0,OOO,OO0 we-
nleer ols Die geionnte Sunlme, Ole
"'on nufbringen mill. Diele @rfld-
'ung mur0e beute bier bonn S6ob-
ooll'ts-SefretGr W2c9l0oo obgege6en.
Vt eriubte, ooB man ale 9lnItren-
su'l9en mobeu oieie nod febleuoe
Summe Dor 9(bidluB ser feiteeieb-
zen 8eit 5uiammen 81 bringen. @S
I'llo mr nod fieben Gage porbanoen
us dum S6lufie Ser 8eit, in welber
Sle apei 9iuionen oufgebro6t per-
oen ioaten.
Olrm a Worgon 5eiGbnet
$50,000,000.
%, ya e M 9 off, 8. SUM. - s. &.
o9torgan & SO. boben fir $5O,OOO,-
ooO Der 2ibertp- -9(nleibe -9on0s qe.
SSeelbnet, mGbreno 9rerel & 60, ser
philadelphia 3weie ser SSirmo, 0ie
SSsllmme bon $10OOO,O00 8ei6nete.
uater oen anoeren Subicriptionen,
"'e beute einliefen 6efanoen iiG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
6nappe Grn0tt,
&i6t Benmg @eiScR iiIr
bic 9lnSfuDr.
SOramlAlng mmtcr mUrntas
lem Nmrcbi@nitt.

8iirger ser Ser, Staoten 8itr er0B-
ten Sporlomfeit ermobnt, penn
Die 9lniprii6e Ger glaiirten befrie-
oigt merOen iouen. - &auleno
O3iaionen 9uI6el @etreioe fir
ole g[Qiirten notbmenOig.
g8 Ibtngton 8. SSuni.- -gtu9
Dem &oroni6loge 6eS 9lder6olt-0e-
portements miro oie @ei5enernte OeS
Sabres 1917 meit unter elmer nor
molen @rnte auriid6lei6en trob Der
mebr ais guten 9(usii6ten fir Oen
Sommermei3en. g}o6 Dem 8oran-
idloge 6es 0eportementS ilt folgenOe
@rnte 3u eriporten:
g8interpei3en. 373,000,000 8uibel.
Sommerwei5en 2S3,O00,000 8uit6el.
glGer @eioen. 656,000,000 8uibel.
Sofer. 49,. 1881, 100000 8uibel.
@er1te. 80. 214,000,000 @ulbel.
Hoegen. =. $40 @dGionen 8uibel.
Seu. 102 Ntiuionenn Sonnen.
gepfel ..... 2O8,OO0,0OO 9ul6el.
Hfirii6e. a.. 45.4 Milionen 8uibel.
Ser eeiommte @oroni6Iog bon
656 @1ilipnen 8uibel @ei5en 9iebt
Dem 2onoe 16 Wtiaionen 8uI1el
mebr ais oie boriG6rige @rnte, ober
NIT Den ibmeren glnlpriiben bonn
Nuslon0e rno nit tbotiG6lib feinen
SorrGtben on SonO fam 0oS 2ono
oen &riegSoniprii6en ni6t geniigen
henn ooS @olf ni6t ole gr0Bte Spar-
lomfeit anpenOet.
9ie @ei0enernte bIeibt meit binter
elmer &ormol- @rnte 3uriid.
Serbert @. Soooer, pel6er na1
Der 9[nnabme ser I'M GongreB bor-
liegenoen globrllng8nittel Control.
Sia Der @erpnlter Ser 9(abrung8ulit-
tel meroen miro, i1dst Die 8e0iirf-
niIIe ser 9(aiirten oieleS SSobr ouf
eintauieuo @liaionen @ui6el @etrei-
oe, bon meI6en oaS meilte aus Oen
Der. Stauten unO Canada fonmen
ioq.
9ie bernin6erte @ei0enernte be.
oeutet OaB oieies 2anO Oeu Ser
brouH bon @ei5en re0u8iren nuB,
menn @ei5en erportirt peroen loa,
oo ole Ser. Stooten ielblt nnebr ols
600 W}iliouen @uiGel g8ei5en 6rou-
den. Sci Dem 8egim oes Sabres
1916 maren nod 164 W1iuionen 8u,
l@el bon Der ooridbrigen @rnte on
Sono.
@inige @rlei6terltng miro in ser
9roBen &oggenernte seieben mel6e
oleies SSobr ermartet miro; 0eSglci-
@en Weroen mebr Sofer unO @erite
ermartet. lln3neifelboft miro ouf
oos Dielfabe &erlnngen ser &egie-
rlng cine groBe Waisernte 5u erpor-
Ten iein.
SIN Ietten SerbIt murOe @inter-
nei0en auf elmer Ger gr0Bten 9lder-
Hidden in Ser @ei6ibte oeS 2onOes
9eldt, ober OoS idlecbte @interpetter
9at beranloBt DOB itngefdbr elm
DritteI Der gSei8enfelOer umgepfIiigt
@eroen nluBte.
g8ab Dem SluiberiGt mur6e Sont-
mermei8en auf ebenio GROCER 6IG6e
loie 1915 geiGt, ais cine 9iecoro.
grnte er5ielt murOe, bod mnr am T..
SUM Scr Stan0 Oes Sommerpei5ens
aloei @ro8ent ilnter Dem 8ebniG6ri-
Gen @urdidnitt. 9os folte g8etter
l'nO 6os ipdter Sriibiobr Oerbinoer-
len Ole Sarmer, biel Sonmermei6en
eCn8ubuucn. 9ie &ogeen- uno Scr
L'en.@rnte beripri6t 6iemIidb gut 81
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

.G6nnten sic es ie il6er iit6 geipilt
men, SeE6itmoro 81 gebeben2"
u9tein, lie6er piiroe i6 iterbelt."
: " erTi d.

G6ef; YScute WolItc ih Sen Sud-.
bolter nal ariinoli6 auionmenpu-
ben neil er in lester 3eit au ipdt
fam, gero0e beute muB er piinftIi9
tommenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
pnnOerte OOu NlcuidenIe6cn Oer-

Ganama, s.. Snni. - geridJte
aus Niamagna nuS Suu Sitan Del
Cur Iascn, OuF in San soIuuOOr
SnnSertc Oun Menidenlebem bcrlOrcu
ainoen. Die GrSerIdiitterumsen oan-
erten bic gauge &adt 6imOnrdb nnS
Sie Snlfauc iinO in Sbatisfeit.
Die GcrbinOnns 5luiiheu @anamO
umO Sum SnluaOOr III abge6rO6cn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

iolbe bon ser nsSiinfte 9(oenue 9anf"
fur $1,OOOOOO, ic $1,OOO,OOO BON
EbomuS s. &Don lm0 6. $. Son-
for0, 100000 bon ser g}otionol-
@ont bon Cuba uno $594,4O0 bon
6cn it60tii6en g(ngeIteIlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
Gnr,e Standardization.

&efrutirltngs.S .Stotionen mer0en in
Cambridge, SoliS6urD, Clifton umo
@aIton eingeri6tet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

349,256, I'M @er9Ieib NIT scr bonn
@eniuSbiireai gemodtcn Sddbung
bon 2,703,727 @lilitGrpflicbtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

9ie @ereitIbofts Gounmiiiion bat
ongeorOnet, Dob Der itootlide @iili-
tar. Genius fertie eeitelt meroen
muB. Gie 9(rbeit Ooron lit infoIge
oes Ser. Staaten- Genius perna9ldi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

5iaen Sleii6iolrc, sic. iii frdftiacr
6leiidbrii6e gei4nort, ein oeIifoieS
@ericbt 6ieteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

g86rmeres &Iima.
Ser Sperlina auf Der @aSlampe:
E9Ingeuebmer fonnen iie es in @alm
1eadb audi ni6t babcn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
0iearoSe @ortion. Z

@oIt; ~GeIlner hoIen's idnen an
9nhraieber, an Nar6ier. A}ir is 0as
aotelett i'm bobIeu 3obu itedcn ge.
hlieben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
s 5 niiBt ni6tg.

nMerfpiirOig, Dab man nit oen
@eibern niht reoen fonn.~
0&e6en fam man icbon nit iDnen
ober es niiBt nicbtS.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
81 q r @eriht

93itbter; nSte fin6 alio tpegen Gin
bruhs ongefIaot. Sin0 Sic frii3er
i6on' mol eineebroben2"
glipeetlagter; ~sSu, NAL auf BEN
@tiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
IS G m iitb Itd.

" Y w y 7 v : VIZ
nSuloa, pis Ie9en fSe 0enn nus2. !,
SD GuGoe niht bob sic 70 lie0erlit
amge5ogen gebcul"
n9(h, glGOige Trou, iuir iinO bod
beute ean5 unter unSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

oSoben sic ieulaIs ruiliiben Sea-
biar geeeiien2"
u8elteIt babe id melden i6on oft
hno an6 oafiir be5oblt, aber oh ib
lpelden oud geeeiien babe, peiB ih
lpirfIicb ni9t." TR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
rGNLih.

= . Il lIW.
DSbon mic0cr ett ScbiiIIeI 5erbro
den. 60 peun es fortGe6t, lit ball
feiu GanScS Stiid mdbr III Der GiiAet
oSobenSie feline 9lngit, gnG' 6rou
10 longe bin i6 uidt nlcDr sal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
IS ute q N ME

@ute @ HuIe
SSctie (5u i6rem llrIauber). og1ey
Seiuri6, pot fonlrit Gu aber iilt fnut
iAenl~
Sciurib v@ir hoben ober ou6 Re
Sinocnbureen oct llnrfaiien ieIerutI'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

@ngIiider 9rudfebler.
teufeI.
9a,r @eOuIo, ilniere .Drno.
nouabts" fommeu nod oeitie eeeua
in @uftion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09

@iirger Ser Ser. Staten 8tr gr0B-
ten Sporiomfeit ermubnt, Wenn
Die 9luipra6e ser 9laiirten 6efrie-
0ist merOen ioaen. - &uuienO
W2iaionen guiael @etreiOe fir
Die g[aiirten notbmenOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-09
@esic6mnacm .a6ac6rudcm.

3wiibeu 0euti6lanO imO Saiti. II
Der @eiddftStrdoer ser 6oitiid6eu
@eiau0ti6ait in Berlin er1dlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
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THROWING or THE LOAD.

Tho tendency Of the day is plainly
10 Doe seen an the direction of the pco-
pie being ready at all times 20 thro"
or the responsibility of amy problem
upon the laWmaking powers. Even
man proposed tho other day that the
Oklahoma legislature should make 10
COMPULSORY upon the makers and
buyers of automobiles TO 500 mako
their cars distinctive that no thicf
could alter them To- block itcniif-
cation Even the things that every
c,tizcn knows 10 ls To his individual
and personal Interest to look after We
are prone to refer 60 legislation ana
make universal rules that can only
1T % part OF thopcases that would ue
affected We nave SO many OF such
laws already that everybody knows
would be both absurd and unjust in
their universal enforcement that law
is largely losing the respect that is
ordinarily due II even from law re
specting citizens And then comes the
cry for municipal and government
thing. The whole business is due 10
the cowardice or laziuess ~ people
who DO not want 20 attend 20 their
own business or let anybody else do
the same but prefer to let political
authority step .u and take their place
II is a case of preferring evils We DO
not know 90 those we are familiar
with. The growing desire 90 "iet the
government DO it' has an illustration
In thc demand gor municipal owner
ship and operation OF markets We
know the evils of thc present system.
but resolutcly shut our eyes 10 tho
evils OF the system proposed. quite
likely this agitation viii proceed uu-
tr fcw cities have tried lt. thrown
their local merchants out uf business.
and demonstrated the superiority Of
private business out IN Portland.
Ore. during tho early days ~ the
Wilson administration. the city au-
thoritics tried to relieve tho army OF
unemployed by establishing munici-
pal woodyards. paving laborcrs for
cutting and piling cordwood. when
n came time TO sell the wood a meas.
urcment showed that the city was
eleven hundred cords OF wood short
OF what ~ had paid for And no one
could tell whether the city had paid
Tor wood 1t did not get on whether
some one had stolen and hauled
away LOO cords without the city au-
thoritics knowing H. "What is every
hodys business is nohodys business" 3"
And that is the weak point of lll these
plans FOR government ownership
Outside " those whose political ac-
tivities enable them to prey or OF
Govornmcnt-owucd Industries, no one
Will pay any attention 90 whether the
owner is getting "a fair deal or not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
FREAK IS HELD 20 MONTHS
Man Who Died In St. Louis Was
"Icft Handed Inside"

ST LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE body of
William King. described by anatomis,s
ns "lett-handod, both inside and out
has OCen preserved IN the city hos
pial FOR twenty months
ON May s. 1915. King. who was S5
years old, applied at the hospital for
treatment, lie said he was a laborcr
and had lived most OF his life In Wis
Consln. lie said he had no home or
relatives. lie was suffering from
typhoid fever.
When asked who should be notified
in case of his death, King said. Don't
worry about that. Just cut me up
and examine this carcass Of mine;
there's something wrong with me be-
sides The fever" lie died q few days
later
When surgeons made an examlna-
uon of the body they found one Of
the most abnormal cases In the his
tory Of surgery. The heart was on
the right side. the liver on tho left
side, the appendix was on the left
side, the spleen was on the right side.
The stomach was turned around COM
plctely. on the left lung were three
lobes. the right lung had but two.
The left kidney was larger and hung
lower than the right one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
TO DEVELOP BIBLE
STUDY AT KENDALL
Successful Endowment Cam
paign Means Greater Theo-
logical Department.

With the accomplishment of the
plans for a greater and better Ken
dali college thru the campaign for a
permanent endowment fund of $780,
coo, for which n campaign is TO be
started February /, nothing will be
given greater attention than the de-
partment of the Bible.
Opening the new term at the COL
lege several new students have been
added to this department OF college
activity and interest in this as well
az in AN other lines of endeavor at
the campus east of the city is at a
higher point than ever before.
Ii is the announced intention of the
college authorities to make the theo-
logical department one Of the really
great things to be developed here.
This is considered but In line with
the work that was accomplished in
the original mission near Muskogee,
out Of which grew the preesnt insti-
tuition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
.TULSA-MADE CAR
NOW ON DISPLAY
Lobby of Hotel Tulsa Ten
dered by Manager James
for Display of Auto.

Announcement was made last night
by the officials of the Tulsa Automo-
bile corporation, a company formed
with capital stock OF $4,000, 900 for
the manufacturing OF automobiles,
that plans had been completed for
the christening OF the first car to come
from the shops which have been in
operation but little more than a week.
The plans us perfected last night
include showing of the Tulsa
Four" manufactured by the Tulsa
Automobile corporation In the lobby
of Hotel Tulsa thruout today. Satur-
day and Sunday.
Saturday evening, the officials OF
the company announce. the principal
exercises will occur. concludir with
the christening of the beautiful
Tulsa Four by young woman.
Miss Tulsa, with bottle Of Tulsa
made gasoline.
I'VE could think OF nothing more
appropriate" said w. A. Marquis,
fiscal agent Of the company, last
night than christening of the car
made complete in Tulsa with gaso-
limo made In the same city. The car
our company IN building" he con-
tinued, ''is Tulsa product, and as
the automobile industry depends on
gasoline and as Tulsa is the recog-
nized center OF the oil country OF the
world, II is fitting that the christening
with Tulsa gasoline should be decided
upon"
1t was formerly planned to place
tho Tulsa Four" In the lobby OF
the hotel Wednesday night, but It was
found that no entrance TO the build
Ing was sufficiently wide TO permit
Its passage thru the slls. This has
been overcome. however, thru the
generosity OF Manager James OF tho
hotel and the car was placed on It's
pedestal last night. Decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers, It at
tracted considerable attention among
those returning from the theaters and
II Is expected that II will attract the
attention of thousands OF out-of-town
people during he days It remains on
displaN In the hntnl