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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
9rci Sa6rc nadl gltIanta.

Nem Yort, 13. SUM. - SolIis
&rGmcr Elm glnordGit nod ieinem
cigncn @citGnOniB, murOe ser Ser.
i6p0rinq 5ur &er6reitmg BON glnte-
GonicriptionS-9itcratur idulOig be-
funOen unO 81 5mei SSo6ren @eidng-
nib in 9ltlonta mO 81 $4,000 @elO-
itroie pcrmt6eilt. @r erbielt alBer-
Dem cine Stroic bon einem So6r @e-
iGngniB iuegen Gerie6lenS 5il rcgi-
ltriren. WlorriS 9eder, ser 1leiH-
3eitig nit &rGmer ser 8eribworimg
i6ul0ig 6efunoen muroe, er6ielt ein
SSobr mo s NIonote in 9ltlonta 9lls
OoS llrt6eil geipro6eu mur0e, soften
Oie 3ui6oiern inn @cri6tslool lou-
ten 9eifoQ, Oen oie @eri6ts6eomten
5ll luteroriiden nidt inn StonOe pa-
rem. &rdmer fiibrte feline cigene
&ert6eioigung. @r iogte: nSd, ols
g(nor6iit fam ni6t am N}oiienmor-
oe S6eil nebmen". Ser 9ii6ter iln-
terbro6 ibn in Dem er i6m 6eOels
tete, ser @eribts6oi nlpiini6e feline
9ieOe iiber 9lnarcbie 81 6oren. &rd-
mer'S 9lnlpolt iudte 3 0linlten long
WlilOe fiir ieinen Glienten 81 erlon.
gen, ais ser 9iihter berlangte, iein
@loiOoDer 81 i6lieBeu. Ger 9iihter
WlaDer initruirte Die @eibporenen,
Tie 6otten cine einfo6e geieblide Sor'
molitGt 81 befolgen Oa Der glnge-
flagte ieine S6ulO einoeitonoen
bate.
90 meit bier befonnt, 1T oieS oie
erite @eidngnibitroie, Die fir Oieies
Gergebeu Oer6Gngt moroen lit @r
bate lib i6uloig 6efanut.
Benjamin W}on9o, Elm 80 Sabre
olter Sicilianer, murOe megen Ser
ie6leus iitb 5u regiitriren ouf eineu
Io9 ms @eidu9uiB geididt. 9&ad
Dem ibm Oas @eieb erfldrt moroen
mar, mel6eS er, ieiner 9tsioee uah,
niht beritonOen bate, fouO er liG
gepiQt, 81 regiitriren.
g8egen 9}i6tregiltrirnng
be trait.
9tem 9orf, 13. Siui, - Ger
9unoesri6ter GbotfieIo in @roofl0n
per6Gngte 6eute cine 3udt6auSitraie
bon If @ionateu imo 30 Togen iiber
Sen S6uae6rer uno Goaega6iturien.
ten, Sermon g. 9eoine, megen Ser
gebens ge9en Oas 9lusbe6e-@eieb, in
oem er oerie6lte, iidb 5u regiitrireu.
glls &eOine oor9efiibrt murOe, er.
belt er nod einmal @elegenbeit iicb
81 regiitriren. oSSh CLAUDE ui6t,
OoB es recbt it, imo ib meigere mid
cs 81 t6un" iogte er. 2eoine trat
am Gage nad Dem 9iegiItrirlngstage
in oas 9iireau Oes 9unoeSmarl6aa
lno geitanO ireitpilig, er Bate per-
feblt 81 regiItriren rno lagte, er babe
audi feline 9lblibt es 81 t6un Gr lit
% Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Strife in Gnpfermiuen nit 9lesie-
rMngS0nftrGgen.

8ntte, Wlont., 13. SUM. = Die
@lm Orhi unO 0ooiS 0alD 8eden
beioeS 9ereperfe 0eS 8utte-0iitrifts,
ole Ger Gegierllng sur Seritellimg
BON @tuniiiou Gupfer Iieiern plrOen
bellte zines Strifes lpeeen, ser bon
Oen oSnouitrieIlen glrbeitern ser
@elt" (S. @. 3D. Sii6rern angeoro.
net luitroe, nobOem bel elmer geltri-
qen @erlammlrng our6 ole @rwGb-
mng BON 9unoeStruppeu 3ilden Der.
rorgerllien iuorOen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Sir miIitariide SimOerer5ie6nua,

Or. @iuiom 9uroid, Ser 0ireftor
ser .,Gublic 9[t6letic 2eague", Der
infoIge eines WliBoerItGnoniHes an
ser @onferen5 Oes yNlarplano Som
5ils ser 9tatoinal-8ertbeioigung"
nidt tbeiluabmL erflGrte geitern, Sab
ieine SppoIition 81 ser &orlage fir
militdrii6e 9hsbil0ung, wel6e Oie
@eiebeebung in @rpGglng 5ie6t,
ni6t 10 lebr oaour6 6er6eigefiibrt
lei, OoB ct geecn oie militGril6e gluS-
biloung I'M glQeemeinen lei, ionoern
Ourf oen @orl6lag, ser in Der
MorblanO 9iu gema6t it, elm mill,
tGriides SDiiem in 0en 6ifentli6en
S6uleu eii8uiiibren. Or. 9urOid
lit iebr poIitiO in ieiner 9(nlibt, ooB
Elm militGrii6es Spltem fein prafti-
i6eS SDitem unO bon iuueen &naben
nidt eriuiinldt iei. @r brodte ole
Ebeorie Dor, OaB cine ipe5ialiiirte
9lusbilolng ni6t beginner ioue, be.
Dor ole alls5ubilOenoe @erlon crit ei-
nen genouen oa9emeinen 9(nfanes-
llnterri6t genolien 6abe, eeraOe 10,
mie elm Mann ser ireeno elm Sad
itnoiren mill, crit einen aageneinen
llnterribt binter ii6 6a6en muB.
Sn oerlelben @eiie lit er geeen sic
militdrii6e 9(usbiloumg zines Sno-
ben, Ger iein 19. 9ebenSio6r nod
ni6t errei6t bat. @r i6IGgt Dor,
oaB Die Gnaben i'm Sitter BON 16 bis
19 Sa6ren in 6eIoIagern ouf cine
picuoo.miIitdriicbe @eiie ausgebiloet
pcroen. Sor Oieiem Sitter Iolte sic
9lnSbiloung Ger anaben nur in for
perli6en llebuneen uno 6armarbeit
belteberL o6ne ieoen miIitGriirben 9(n.
Itrid.
BUR llnteritiibimg 0ieier Soeen
bat Or. 9uroid cine oerdnoerte Gor-
lage por6ereitet 5ll 6eren g[nna6me
er oas uMarplano Gon5il ser gtotio-
naliSertbeioiglng@ ouffor6ern miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
HeinSIidlc gLnsIanSer.


Sic %oli5ei purOe 6ealitrogt, oIlC
feinOli6en glusldnOer, Die feinen
Sperr5oneu-@aB erboIten bo6cn
au bema6en. III SGmmtli6c go
li5iiien er6ielten cine 9}amenSIiitC
imO Snitrllftionen BON @}oribolI
Garter.
@unOes Mari6oG @m. gS. Stod'
6om ionote an @oli5ei @|aricbolI
Garter cine 2iite oerjenigen feinoli-
den 9(uSlGnOerI Oenen elm Sperr-
5onen.@aB permeigert murOe. 9lQc
Goli5iiteu murOen geIteru 9lbenO bon
ben GopitGnen Ger oeri6ieOenen Gi-
itrifte 6ejiigliG Scr in Sroge fom-
acknowledgement initruirt. Se0er go
Ii5iit er6ielt cine 2iite ser Oellti6en
9iei6S6iirger, bic, ga tie feinen %aB
bo6en feline ser oerbotenen 3ouen
betreteu Oiirien.
6olgcnOe gtomen ite6en mlf Der
9iite:
@m. 9ii66ers, Wlon1eiter 9lptS.,
Yloom- unO Maoiion-9lOe.
CHARLES Eurd, Ger. 1885, Sou6ert.
StraBe.
eugene @toi6erref, Oar. 2507, Sol.
lins.StroBe.
9a6ert 9ad6ous, Scr. 1902, SiiO.Ga-
reD-StraBe.
D}or 0}ceIcr, O}r. 25O7 Soaiua.
StroBe.
gSiaiom s. GSoIierIing, Gar. 622, @eIt.
8oDette. StroBe.
@6worO &osmol, 9lr. 706, @elt.Ser-
-StroBe.
SuliuS 9udiue, g}r. 1870, Qlugulta.
glDenue.
SeinriA N}iaer, 9tr. 2013, 9t6rO-
Charles -StroBe.
Seinri6 &eimer, 9Ir. 1405, @}ooiiou.
glpenue.
So6n Grnlt Scr. s25, @eIt.2erina.
ton-StraBe.
&arl SCHUBERT 9ir, 2507 Soains.
StroBe.
@olfgong Steinbouier, 9tr. 725, g.
Galpert-S StroBe.
eugene aeeier gtr. 1t05, @reen.
mount-gloenue.
Sulius 9fip@en (eigelperrt) Or.
1902, @elt-6oDette StraBe.
&arl gSeaer, gtr. 100, gtorO. @aD-Str.
9teu6ert GlouIen, Scr. 821, gtorO.6re.
mont-9lbenue.
IS. 9. 9en5, 9}r. 2435, @laOiiou-9lpe-
nue.
@ottbolO 9SritIie, Or. 1904, g9infieIS.
9loe., 9oltimore-GountD.
gilbert @liaer, gIr. 1109, E6ompion'
Strobe
@olt6er SobeiieI, 0lr. 3t05, Softer.
gloenuc.
6reOerid Seiie, eingeiperrt) Ger. 1922.
Sit.@}aOiiou.SraBe
Oscar Sdon6ooe, Ser 1921, Sonf-
Strobe.
George &abler, Ger. 1tOS, GuilforO-
9loenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
QanNcumpler nnaefanft.

@eItern ipurOe befannt, ooB 8ol-
timorer @elOleute 500 9lder 9on0,
einiblieBli6 Oes @igentbums ser
n9oD Shore @ntipidlltnes-@eieI
i6ait", an Dem llier Ser G6eiapeafe-
9ai liegeno, fdiiilid ermor6en bo6en.
Die an Dem &auf intereiiirten 2eute
iino: @eorge Gaiion, S6abmeiiter
Der Baltimore Srodenood unO
Sdiffsbml-@eieai6oit" mO 81. s.
6inf Sbnbmeiiter ser nSout6ern
Sotel Gompanp" 0ns @igentbrmI
murOe bon SorrD g. @olf eritanOen.
Ga Oos 9anO 2 MeiIeu Battlefront
bat, 10 bietet es Oie bette @eleeenbeit
fir S6iffobrts5mede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

Ger60r Dor 9}oli5eiri6ter gBiaidms
feitge6oIteu. g9ie Mlarsfi ausiaete,
trof er Oen &eeoer ouf einem Bad
&ioer StraBen6o6nmuggon, rnO Oie-
ier iei nit i6m bis 81 Der @ouitele
gegongen mo oeriel6e i'm pl0blid
nit elmer @ieriIoi6e 81 9oOen i6lug
Wlorsti mlBte, ols er bemuBtloS anf
ser @ouiteae ouioefimoen plIroe, in
OaS So6nS Sopfins Soipitol 9eidofit
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
0as neile Cabinet.

@oris, 10. Syrni. II 2aut elmer
0epeieb bon MooriO an oie &obos-
Agenhtr iit Oos ncue iponiibe @obi.
net mie foIet 8uiammenseiebt:
8remiernliniiter @ouoroo Cato,
Nlinilter oes 9lusmGrtieen @torqliS
0e 9amo, SSliti8minilter Senor
glreos, &rieesminiiter General
6ernonoo 9rino-Gibera, W}arine-
0&inilter General Stores, Wtinilter
oeS Synnern Sondbe5 Guerra, 81.
nonominilter Senor 9ugallol slr-
beitSminiIter &iscount o'gl5o Inter
ribtsminilter Senor 9lnOraoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
sir eiu SeimaetrSnf.

Gos bon SEQ. @iint6er gebraute
Bier lit oas bette. GieIe gelrtbeiler
uon Bier erfldren OaB es ireeno ei.
mem erIttlaiiigen anSldroiiben Bier
eleidtommt @era0e oas Ding fiir
oen 6omiIiengebraiid. 6eines 9lro-
ma, better @eidmad mo iebr nabr
trditig. 9ireft bon Der @rauerei
olIrd Die nelleiten @lai6iuen abee.
iiiut. poOurb aIlgemeine 9leinbeit ee.
libert piro. 9iite 81. @bone:
@olfe 20.
(Suni18,1Si@Go,Dol (glR.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Gnn,ert im glnhnicln.Q[inI.

0ie nflciBigen 9(rbeiter" ser ct.
@incent Sc SAUL @eielidaft Oeren
@orIibcr Sr. SreO. @oDline it, bat
roS OrbeIter ser ct. Marp's Snou-
Itriel1ule, oeren Better @ruoer Saul
i'll, 3u einem &irben.G Gou5ert eepon.
nen, SoS oni Sonntag, oen II. Sltni,
olm 9elten ser Sniaiien Oes 9aD'
@ieip-gllDlS gegeben peroen ioIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
gQirS nericbt.

Telep6on1Glerf Bernard q. @eB
bonn norOliben 0iitrift wurOe eeitern
bon ser @oli5ei6eborOe nad Dem
mittleren 0iitrift transferirt. Sir
oen n0rOIi6en 0iitritt miro Die 9e-
boroe einen neuen GIerf in ser nd6-
item SiBitnq ernennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Gr6Olnnssplut fir GriesSpfleeerin.
nen.

Ger 9mOiib oes @r-@ouoernellrs
@Opin @arfieIo in Somaro-Gountu
miro gum. @rbolunesplob fiir aus
Dem ariege beimtebrenOer 9flegerin.
men eineeri6tet weroen. Der 9lab,
@alnut @roOe, pilr0e Dem Wloro-
lanO 6rauen &riegsbiilfe.Solpital au
@orwid, @aicott GitD, bon Serru
g8ariieIo sur &erfiigimg eeiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

ser Geeierung gorontire. Seruer
ioete er, Dab er Die Gortes nidt oiIf-
I0ien meroe. SSn Der 3ommer Oomi.
niren oie 2iberolen, ober Ger friibere
9Srenlier @rof sc &omonos bat &re-
mierOoto feline llnteritiisung Suge-
ioet 10 0oB er cine Gonmermebrbeit
fiir iidh bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
antereGanter iSIaaaemIdlmnd.

Sm 6enlter Der @obmlng bon
6rdu .2ena 9iittner, 8. StraBe uno
Canton -9tpenue, lit cine aus mebre-
rem Gauieuo 9lumen 5manmenge-
ieste amerituniide 6Iagge 5u ie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
gInf einer @0miteIle micSeraeiaIaaen.

Vlngeibul0i9f, geltern Wforgen Oen
in g1r. t744, @anf- -StraBe, ipo6n6af.
ten SSobn Morsfi auf elmer leeren
8ouIteae an Ser t5. unO O'Gonnea'
StraBe, Canton, nieOergeiblagen lmo
periubt 81 baben ibn 5u berauben,
muroe eeitern g(beno Ger % Sabre
olte Oennis aeeper BON gir 610,
SHo-t5. StraBe, Sieblunotown in
ser Canton 8oli5eiitatiou fir elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
SuSt inl @ett anfaefnn0en.

9Balter s. StrouO ionO geIiern
Morgen ieine Satin @aa 9.
Strouo. toot inn 9ett ser @obmng,
glr. 1924, @cGonougb- -StraBe, auf.
Die @eritor6ene mar megen eiues
Ser5Ieioeus in Gr5tli6er 9ebanolung
qepelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Nic arc gler6aftnna.

9ie critic Ser6aftltng meeen lleber-
tretilng ser 3onenregeln fanO geItern
Morgen bier Itott. Sin Wlann, Dem
Gin GrlaubniBi6ein Oermeigert NOR
oen mar, fam in oas 8ureau oeS
@unoesmarI9aqs Stodbam umo
ii6ertrat oaOur6 oas @eieb, Oa OoS
Bureau ou6 81 Oen Oerbotenen 3onen
oeb0rt. SSn elmer Gonieren5 beute
8miiCben Dem Wlorl6oa, 8illlps Sor-
ris bonn 3ebts. .0eportement lrno DEM
0iItriftsonpolte 0ennis miro feltge-
lteQt meroen mas man nit Dem
Manue anfangen ioa. Ger Wtonn
loa Elm GeQner ooer SotelbGder iein
uno beabii6tiet bo6en in cinem $50.
tel cine Stelung 81 erlanget mes
halls CT iib nod Dem Ntorl1olls.gus
reau begob, I'M mogli6errpeile Oob
einen @rlat6niBi6ein 81 erlan9en
ni6t miIieno, ooB er Oanit oas @eleb
ii6ertrat.
5ali6e Snformotion be8iieIid an.
qebGcber Observation-Disclosures Die
Iid nid)t regiitriren lieBeu gebt nod
immer i'm 9uremt oes Wiari6aIs ein.
@eitern lInterll6te elmer Der Stills
N3ori6GQe fiinf ongeblide Sdle Die
fer 9lrt lmO fano, oaB alle Die Nlel-
Oungen erlogen maren, Oa elm ieoer
Ser @eroddtigen einen &egiltriribein
ntfmpiIen fonnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Baltimore, %ereinignng Der GreOit
leMte.

gu Ser Sa6resyGonpention ser
Greoitlelte, Ole bonn 10. bis %.
Suni in &anioS Gito, N1o., o6gebal-
ten miro, iinO oie folgenoen Serren
ernannt worOen, INN Die 9oItimorer
@ereiniglng Ser GreOitIeute 5u per-
treten: s. @aIter @arnon, 9fi6oro
9pnd, ". SowarO @latt6oi @eorqe
s. Glautice, NiQiam &c. Coulter,
@6arIes 6. Goile0, g8. oomoro 0un.
can 9lobert Sole, 9. u. SaSIup uno
3. Il. gIeueni6wanOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

Sn ser fatbolii6en ct. 9(nOrems.
Stride, Momment. un0 @oi6iugton-
StraBe, fonO geltern Morgen Inn 8
ll6r Die Srmntng bon Srn. Charles
g. &ciQp, So6u bon Serrn un6 6rou
G6omoS s. Geiap, nit SRI. Barbara
9(nna 9enOer, Eo6ter bon Serrn lm0
8rou 6roncis 9enOer bon 9{r. 1922,
SitsMoOilon-Stro itatt. Tie Srall-
ing wrrOe bon &ater gilbert S. Sen.
nan boQ5ogen imo bieIe 6relmoe Ger
6eioerieitigen 6omilien batten li6
eingefrnOen. 9llS 9rdlitimgfer inn.
9irte SRI. @It6er 81. &eiGD, S6meiter
oeS 9rGutigoms, um0 Ger 9roltfii6.
rer mar Serr s. 8. SiigelmeDer. Die
9rout truG ein &leio aus weiBem
G6iifon nit Spibenbeiob im0 in ser
SanO belt Iie Elm pradtOoleS 9lu.
menbolquet. 9}o6 ser Srolnng be-
enben lib Die 0cuoermG6lten no6
Der @obnm9 Ser @ltern Der 9ruut
wo Elm So65eits-6rii6ltiid ieroirt
muroe, imo eiu9 es olf oie Sod5eits-
reiie in einem 9lutomo6il, in mel6em
iie oen 9}orOen bereiien lueroen 9}a6
ser 9fiidfebr miro oos gIiidlicbe sFoar
in ser @o6nimg ser @ltern ser
9raut borlduiie ieineu @obuiib alii-
iAloaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
4atriOtiide siienbabm.gInaelteIlte.

SSoIt 270 glngeIteIlte ser n9olti-
more Obio-giienba6n" boben lid ent.
i1lo6er ibre lufratioen Steaungen
aui5ugeben, uno molIen nab 6ranf-
reid nit 0en oericbieOenen 9lbtbeilin-
gen fa6ren, INN bel Dem 9etrieb Der
@ilen6abnen in ienem 9anOe mit5u-
belfen 0ie 9ilte Ser 6reipiaigen lit
nod ni6t befamt eegeben, Oa ole
9lpplifanten ii6 5uerit nad @bilaoel-
pbia bege6en nriiiien, no ole 6rei.
wiaigen unterludt imO fir Oie &eiie
ouSgeriiItet merOen. Ole O1t. Glare
@erfitGtten lteIlten 1t0 MGnner, ole
aae Dem @ilenbo6n-&egiment beitre-
ten m06ten. Dos 9etriebS-0eporte-
ment lieferte Ga, bon 0enen ale @r.
ia6rung in Der Transportation ba-
ben. 62 bo6en iib aus Dem @on-
itruttions.g .geportement gemeIoet, fdit
ale MaiAiniiten, oeren Gienite bon
groBem @ertbe fir 6ranfreid iein
meroen. 0as 9le6nuues-0eparte.
ment bat 33 9(ngeitelten eeituttet,
i6re 9lpplifotionen ein5ureiden. Gie.
iel6en lino bereit, ireenowobin 81
geben, luo6in iie oie 9legierng i6idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
Gnnnien hlci6t nentral.

W2o0rio, 13. SUM. ~ @remier
@oto erflGrte beute, ooB ole @rnen-
mlng oes W1arquis 0e Cana gum @ti.
niIter oes 9luswdrtieen oie Sort.
iebung Der abiolut neutrolen 8olitit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
9er 9lena Nl0unca.N .Nlpr0prOach.

Can 6ronctsco. 13. SUM.
~ Sic criten 8eugcn in Dem Wtoro-
pro5eB Ger gieno Nlooncp, DER iid
aus Dem 9omben.glttentot om 9e.
reitiboitstaee crgob, auf ocn 8ct
eenitonO gcrlIfen puroeit poren orei
gler5tc mo Gin 3eihnaSmom.
Gletanitiiddem Sto6lmantel @e.
iboiie, Stiidc ge5odtcn @iiens mo
onoere 9lrtifeI, oic ocn a6rpcru Der
6ebu Opfer Der Grploiion cntuou
men moroen poreu mur0en ais 9e.
meismateriol oorgcIegt.
Or. &ermiob @lobr crfonnte elm
StiidGiien melhes er, mic er iaete,
aus Dem S6rper Serimio6 0lcGor.
tbD's, eineS Der Spfcr, cntfernt batte.
Seoer Ger 9ler5te gob Gbnli6es 8cua.
nib ob uno iOentifi5irte 9iegiquien
Der Erag00ie.
6reO. Sinfle, etn 9eridterItottcr.
iogte aus, elm Stiid 01etoQ babe ion
getroffen ino iei in feline Eoi@e ge.
fallen, ais CT in Der 3dbe oes S6at.
ortes itouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

WilnitionSfo6rifcn 5lt oieuen mo
piele bon i6nen 9eihdiiiglms iinoeu
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14

geridie6eue @tI0uugs.
graoe. III og9oS 1T Der lluteriAieo
5milben oen oeutiden lu0 oen iran.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-11
CAR / Of GRAIN
N|YST | I: ] i!
Goes AS1RAY'
Equity Cooperative Exchange
and Hohle Brothers sued
@ j for It's Value
DIVERTED FROM W1LMAR
ON FORGED WAY-B1LL
Wolsted Of Cogswell, N. D. Was
Original Shipper Of the

st. Paul, Mimi, June 11.-Mysteri-
Gus diversion of a carload of grain
from the Duluth market to St. Paul
figures in the lawsuit of J. Greer
against the Equity Cooperative ex-
change and Hohle Bros, which was
argued today in the state supreme
court on an appeal from Ramsey coun-
ty district cour torder denying new
trial after verdict for the defend
ant was directed. r.
WOlsted Bros. of Cogswell, N. D., in
October, 1915, loaded 1900 bushels of
durum wheat in Great Northern car
at Brookland, ~. D., and consigned
it on commission to a grain company
in Duluth. When the car reached
Wilmar it was diverted to St. Paul,
apparently on forged waybill, it is
said. Later man who said he was
c. H. Clark, and who claimed to be
the owner of the grain, ordered the
Equity exchange to dispose Of it and
it was sold to Hohle Bros. -.
Greer, acting for the Great North.
ern road. it is claimed, bought an
assignment of the claim of Wolsted
Brob.,san then brought the recovery
suits now in court. = ':ptiff II. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-11
OFFER RUSSIA !.
SEPARATE PEACE

Petrograd, June 1.-THE Council
of Soldiers and Workmens' delegates
has made public the fact that the.
German commander-in-chief on the
eastern front sent a wireless message
inviting the Russian armies to sep.
arate armistice and proposing that
they enter into secret pOurparlers
with the German leaders. The cOun'
Gil denounced the proposals. ..r
In the telegram, the councils an.
nouncement says, the GermOn com.
mander proposed to show the armies
way toward an honorable peace
and means of ceasing to wage war
without a rupture with the Entente
allies. ~
The council addressed to the Rus
sian army the following appeal:
1.-The commander.in-chief Of the
German armies on the eastern front
has sent to our troops a wireless mes
sage proposing to indicate to them o
way toward an honorable peace and
means for ceasing to wage war with.
out rupture with our allies.
THE German general talks this
way because he knows the Russian
revolutionary troops would reject
with Indignation any overt proposal
for a separate peace.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-11
FINE FILE FOR
FIRST DISTRICT
..... CONGRESSIONAL
Bangs, Burtness, Wick, Cuthbert
and Baer's Petitions Re-
ceived Today

I'm to 4 o'clock this afternoon the
nominating petitions Of five congress
sional candidates in the First district
had been filed with Secretary OF State
Hall. Mr.. Hall announced at that hour
that he would continue to receive any
petitions which were mailed Sunday,
the date upon which individual nomi-
nations officially closed, according to
the opinion of the attorney general.
The last man under the wire today
was Frederick T. Cuthbert, republi-
can, of Devils Lake, who filed more
than 300 signatures. His entrance on
individual nominations assures the
presence of two republican candidates
on the official ballot, Judge Wick Of
Pembina having filed last week. The
other candidates are: George A.
Bangs, Grand Forks, democrat, and
John M. Baer, Fargo, nonpartisan.
eurtness in Late.
Late this afternoon the petitions of
.Olger B. Burtness of Grand Forks,
running as a republican, were receiv-
ed with sufficient signatures to assure
the presence of the third republican
on the official ballot. Petitions mailed
in by H. H. Aaker to date show but
$50 names, insufficient to place his
name on the official ballot. Score.
tary of State Hall is of the opinion
that some petitions have been lost in
the mail, as Aaker writes as though
he were enclosing more than 800 sig
natures. Aaker requests. that his name
90 on the ballot as "Nonpartisan-
progressive-republica
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-11
KNEW NOTHING ABOUT CASE
But Woman Got Herself Called as Wit
ness So She Could Express Her
Opinion Of the Defendant.

Senator Tillman, discussing an In
vestigatiOn, said the other day:
"Some evidence is malicious. It re-
miads me Of old Mrs. Bing.
Mrs. Bling, a thin, wiry old lady,
took the stand in case against one
John Bang. The lawyer began:
"'Now, madam, you will please give
your evidence in as few words as pos
sible. You know the defendant?'
"'Know who?'
"'The defendant, Mr.. Joshua Bang.
"'Josh Bang! l reckon l do know
him. and don't know nothin' to his
credit. nuther. Why
"'Please answer yes or no to my
questions
"'What questions?
"'Do you know Mr.. Joshua BangT
"'You ask Josh Bang if know him =!
Ask him if he knows anything about
tryin' to cheat a pore lone wilder like
me out of a three-year-Old COW.
Ask
NOW, ulluuIu-
"'Ask Josh Bangs wife about that
thor brick she put in batch o butter
she sold last summer. Ask
"'These matters, madam. have moth
ing to do with
"'Ask Josh Bang about (lettin' his
old mother die in the almshouse. Ask
Mehitabil Bang about the time she
was caught in neighbor's field milk
in four cows on the sly. Ask
":Rcally, madam, do you know any
thing about this case or do you not?
, "'No, l don't know nothin' about 1t,
but I've had it in for them Bangs for
the last thirty-seven years and / got
myself called as witness, SO as to
get even. l guess I've done it, too.
Good afternoon. SIR" -r
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-11
500 LINE BRAKEMAN .. .
GETS $500 DAMAGES
FROM FARM PHONE CO.
G. H. Meyer, Swept From Top of
Car by Wire, Receivers
Pigging Cases Dismissed

G. Fl. Meyer, a Soon Line brake.
man, in district court this morning
recovered 5000 damages from the
Stewartsdale Rural, Telephone COM
pany, for injuries, sustained when he
was swept from the top Of a box car
by telephone wire which he claimed
was strung too low. Newton, Dullam
&Young represented the plaintiff, and
f. e. McCurdy and Judge E. T. Burke
the defendant company, among whose
stockholders are J. w. Burch, H. w.
Voight, John Yegen and other farm
ers residing south and southeast OF
the city
Cases Dismissed.
Because of the disappearance of the
principal witness for the state, boot
logging charges against Jack Christie
pher, A. H. Ritter and ELL Bowens
were dismissed this morning on mo-
tion Of the defendants attorney.
There is now on trial the most re-
cent of the several liquor cases in
which Frank Finlayson of Bismarck
is defendant.