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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

SSm Sauie i1reS So6nes, Srn.
CHARLES $. Gies, 9lr. 1884, 6rienOs.
bnrp-StroBe, iturb 6rol aate Gice
I'M gllter bon 50 So6ren. Oie Ser
Itorbene 6interIdBt auBer OieIcm nod,
einei anoeren Sobn, oen i'm 9(lter
BON % Sobrcn itebenoen G6riItioit
s. Gieb, oeiien 9lufentboIt ieit feds
@o6en unbefannt lit. SoffentIidl
bringt i'm Der 200 Ger N3uttcr, oie
iid idmcr I'M i'm eeerdmt Bat, ser
6amilie 5ilriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Scncr in edjnIc gsr. 54.

9rad ouf mpIterioie Beiie unter
Dem Gode aus. n 9ronoitiftlIng
miro ocrmutbet. ~ Shooen Be-
trdgt me6rere Souieno Collars.
0ie @oli5ei iteat cine einge-
bcnOe llnteriu6lug an.
Sin nuf ltnbefonnte @eiie ousge-
broheneS 6euer in ser oiientli6en
Sbulc 93r. 54, Oic ouH ipter Dem
giomen George %eobooD-S6uIe be-
fonnt it, uno an Scr %. StroBe,
nobe GborIcs-StroBc, ltcbt, 5erit0rte
geltern oos obcrlte Stodmcrf, che oie
6euerpebr Oie 6lomuen gel0l6t bat
tc. Gos eon6e @ebGuOe puroe our6
ole gepoltigcn @ancrmengcn, mel.
Ge m OoS Sous gei6leuOert Wur-
Oen ihmer bei6Goigt. Scr SdoOen
bclGuft iib ouf mcbrere EulNeno
Collars. 0rci 6euerulnrme murOen
o6geeeben 6nei bon Der ct. SAUL
unO %. StroBc, ilno elmer bon Der
WforDlonO.9lbe. uno "a. StroBe. @o-
li5iit gS. s. S6oenboor, bonn n0ro-
li1en 0iItrift, Der nod DEM erlten
Scuerolorm ouf Dem 9ranOplote
eri6ien fab, wie pI0blih aus Ger
O3itte oes S6ulgcbGu0es cine &oud-
WoIfe emporItieo. @r lit ser lleber-
5cugung, 0oB untcr Dem 9o6e cine
@rploiion itottgeflinoen botte.
Tic Eoli5ei lit felt Oobon ii6er5eugt,
ooB 9ronOitiftun6 oorliegt, noAoem
in Ben lebten bier @oden orei 5euer
in Dem @e6duOe entoedt moroen ma.
rem. SeOes oieier 8euer murOe redt-
5eitie cntoedt uno geloidt, che gro
Berer Sdo0en onoeridtet poroen
mar. Gie Orei 6euer murOeu wdb.
reno Ser Gogcs5eit entoedt uuo ieoeS
Olol in ciuem Yult. SRI. S5iabel s.
SllOor, Oie Goriteberiu Der Sdule,
i4opfte @eroodt imo benadri6tigte
Die Eoli5ei
Cine llnteriuding wurOe angc.
Iteat unO eeflnoen oaB Die @ntIoi-
Jung eines SausoienerS am 1. Sn-
nunr imter Sen Shiiler1 nit MiB-
fallen ollfeenommeu porOen mar.
Ser 9etreffenoe puroe bon Der go
li5ei einem @erb0r nnter5oeen er
fonnte feline llnibulo belpeiien uno
ser GerOabt Ienfte iib auf Elm baIbes
GusenO S6iiler. Gas leBte 6euer
fonO oor Id Taeen ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18


Sir ole @eiAtoblenarG6er IN Ohio,
EenniDlponio, Sainois unO Sn.
oiano- -Su Gonferen5 5wiihcn
@ruben 9eiisern ino glrbeitcru.
Seem Dorf IL. glpril. Cine
semeiniome Gonferen8 Scr @cidl.
Acknowledgements uuo 9etriebsleiier
bat oen GoridIog zines Sub.Gomi.
tcs, oeu 225,00O 9erglcuten in
Ohio. S9eit @cuuiDlponia, Samois
lm0 Snoiouo, 20 8ro6cut 2o6ncrb0
bung 81 ge6en iormeIl ongcuom,
men.
Gie Sobncrbobung miro on 49,
9lpril in aroft trcten uno ioll bis
gum 81. @idr5 ndditen Sobres oou.
ern
0ic 9coingungcn ser Gerein6o'
ritng icbcn bor;
GrItcns: Dab ole Sono- ino 9la.
Ser90nlidrOeller I'M lO Gelll9
PRO Sonne in oen Staoten mo 0i'
ltriftcn erbobt merOcn. Die 8u oenI
Central Gontiirren5-5elo geborclL
uno ooB Die glbbou.@reiie fir &c.
iiebte aoble in Dem @lod Diitritt.
9oblcnfeloe bon SnOiona i'm Ser.
bGltniB 81 oenbier oereinbortcn Yli.
ucnpreiien erbo6t meroen.
3meitens: IoB alle Tagorbeiter,
oic iett $2.9S uno So pro Eag crbol.
ten nit $500 be5oblt meroen.
0rittens QoB ale monotlid be.
5obltcn 2cute, Ole in uno I'M Berg.
werten bei6Gftiet iino, 60 6erts ers
b0bung erboltcn iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
ScrOeiIerter 3nsOienit ii6er Ncu'
g)Drf.


Sn 6olee eines gemeiniamen lle-
oerelnfommen 5pii6en Der rEenn-
l9lOonios@iIen6obn" llno ser nglelu-
yorf, gtep Sooen & Sortforo.@iien-
oobn" miro om 80. 9lpril oic Self
@ate-9riid-9inie eroffnet. 9(n ienem
&oee miro 0cr Goloniol- @rpreBSug,
DER tdglib 5piiden @aibington mo
Solton fd6rt, oeu Gienit iiber oieie
llelle Siuie mieoer oufnebmcn. Ger
neutrality-suspicious. miro @ai6ing-
ION tdglih Inn 6.t5 Morgens oerIai-
len lrno INN $50 g[benos in Bolton
anfommen, uno in Bolton miro Der
3llg t6glid I'M 845 Worgens db-
9eDen uno I'M $50 gl6enOs in @oib-
ln9ton anfommen. 9lm If. Sini
MIRO oud Der @oi6ineton-9ar Snr-
Oor-erpreB8ne ieinen 0ienit Begin
ilen. 9ieier BUG miro in @oibing-
ION Inn 1.t5 gaadmittags obgeben
ilno Toiioeiere in Baltimore, @il.
lnlnetonJ philadelphia, Srenton etc.
alIfne6meu iino erreidt gor Sarbor
ON n1hlten Mittoe 1910. 9eioe
Silge ne6men nnr @aiIaeiere fir
Elnfte noroli9 BON glep gorf mno
feine IofaIen Yoiiogiere ouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
SsOn i6rcn eciOcn crl6it.

@eItern 0to6mittog erIos oie 5iuei.
ld6riee &iolo @i65ica BON glr. 100,
Siio-S6nrpitroBe, i'm llniDerlitdts.
SoIpital, pobin iie nm 5. 9lpril Ourd
oen %atrowogen oeS iiioliden Di-
ItriftS gebra6t morOen mar, Den
9ronOlpilnOen ole iie in i6rem Seine
crlitten botte. Coroner Driscon bonn
ipeItli6en 0iitrift tuuroe benadri9'
tiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
rSOlacc~ ~Sicr ans GrcO. Sancrn.
Idmi0fs ygImerican grancrcT

gSenn sic oos Bier nod nid6t Der'
Iuc6t bnben 10 lolIten lie es lnber.
0iiglid6 tbun. Scr fcine @eidnad,
g(romo ino 9ieidbnltiefeit merocn
Sic bnlo iiber5euger ooB es aus Dem
oIlerbeitcn Sopfcn imo Wlnl5 bcrgc.
fteat lit. 9iite ST, Gel. 6. & y. @1t
8crnon 1868. gronerci: Sorfor0.
9lbenme, Wlonument. imo Sillen.Str.
(glpriltS) (9ln8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
WlnnisipaI. I.gsadlridltcm.


S9nl.Gommiiidre empfe6len oie @r-
ri6tiing elmer Sdulc in Goloer-
ton. - Ger MloDor miinIdt, 0oB
Y oa6 ein SpieIpIos ongelegt miro.
slufie6er uno glodtpG6ter in Of
tcntIi9eu @e6GuOen peroen Spc-
8ioI-@oIi5iiten.
Gie S6ul-Gommiiidre OlI6ert g.
6onfbGncl, Or. q. Z. G6um6ers ltn0
Sberit Clarence 0ecns crIdienen
geltern Morgen Dor ser 9uoget-9e.
borOe unO modten oieiel6e Oarauf
oufmerfiom, OoB nit Dem 9ou oeS
gcpIonten Sdulboilics in Goloerton
ON STEELE Oes 9eeentpdrtigen @e60il-
oes an Ser Gde bon &oplor @rooe.
StroBe ino 2afoDette-glpenue un-
0ebeno begonnen peroen io1te. Tic
SiltonOe in Der S6ule an ser 8op.
lar @rope-StroBe ioqen idredli6e
lem. Sic S6ul-GonmiiiGre mad.
Ten Den Soriblog, ooB 0os @e6diloe
IN OerieI6en @eiie pie sic ncue &C.
9eri6ule on Der @de bon Sefferion-
inO -StroBe erri6tet per-
oen loIlte MoDor @reIton imo oie
onOeren N}itglicOer Der @uogct-9e-
borOe moften Die gleuBerlng, OoB
Die @rridtlng bon neilen S6ul-@e-
bouoen iebr longiom Dor iih gebt.
Ser Mobor ioete be8iiglid ser Shu-
lie in Goloerton ooB neben Scr Shu-
le elm GROCER Spielplob iein iollte.
GommiIi6r 6onfbGnel eripGbnte, Dab
Die Sdul-9eboroe eeniigenO @lob
fouien f0nne, mas ober Der WloDor
be5lueifelt Gr 6eauftrogte Die Gom-
milldre, geniigenO 9onO on5ufollfen
iIno Oann nit Dem 9ou Oes @ebdr.
Oes umgcbeno 81 beginner.
Nufleber in offentli9 en-
@ebGuOen peroen Q pe-
5iolpoli5iiten.
Superintenoent ser oifentli6en Sc
b0uOe @m. s. S'Gonnor lit ser 9(n.
ii6t, ooB oie 9lufie6er unO Olo6t-
mddter in offertIi6en @ebGuOen Die
yle6te zines 9oIi8iiten baben iolIten.
Selonoers BEL glus6ru6 bon ltnruben
intolge 0es &rieges lollte Elm 03adt-
mofter Oos 9leHt baben, cine ber-
oobtiee %erion gu berboften Gaor-
iboll Garter lit 0eriel6en 9lniift, ino
9err O'Gonnor miro Ser Eoli5eibe-
boroe Die 0ionen Ser 9lufieber uuO
gto9tipddter in offentliden @ebdii-
oen borleeen oamit oieIelben ais
Spe5iolpoli5iiten eingeidmoreu per-
oen. Sn 6roge fommenOe Wl1nner
unO @e6Guoe:
&otbbous ~ @iQiom $. Conner,
u. 9. Sones, Sanes S. GalIabon,
@iuiam u. 6. Wlerfer, Bernard s.
@aro, Sbomas @ro0D uno @iaiom
Wtllrpbp.
Sinner 03r. / y @eiunO6eitsoepor-
telnent: Somes q. 9uiep, 6reoerid
Soltbouie uno 2ouis Guneo.
Slnner Ger. -Strobenreinieunes-
|eportement: George &immerle, 80.
5. Wlc@rot6 mO 2ouis 4. Simpion.
@eri1tsgebGuoe - Eatrid 9liron,
SaneS Sbeoron, Soiepb 30. goofleD,
Senioniu Surb6ureer, Srant Bp-
long, @Oparo 8. 9Sorton, Simon 9.
Sullen @}. s. GoiIep, 6reOerid Oioo.
line, Sobn 3. Gain Eatrid @ougb
mo @illom Collins.
Tolfsecri6t Somes 0acGnsfep,
ytortin 9iepnolOs inO Did. Wloore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
GanaSiI6c Srnppen Oiirfen OnrdI
amerifanildles @Cbiet.

0ttawo, II. 9lpril. Die Der.
Staoten-&ceierling bat Die erlollbniB
acgebeu ooB canaoiI6e Srnppen aliI
ser Ganooil6en 8ociiic-9u6u ourf)
sen Staot Wioine umo alf Der Gona'
oiIhen georo.9o6n oiir6 Wlinneioto
smiIden conaoii6cn 4untten befor-
bert iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
SSn Cycncrsscfn6r.

0ur9 0as @rplooiren elmer Hetro-
leumIampe bra6 eeitern @lorgen in
oerl &ouie glr. 622, 9la6org- -StraBe,
Oas bon Der 9Ieeerin Nloaie So6nior
bepobnt it, Elm 5euer aus. 9ie @r-
ploiion fano in einem 3immer ulli
Dem /. Stodlperfe itott. @oli5iil
Simpion ma6te Oie Saus6epobnel
alf ole @efa6r aufmerfiam uno ball
i1nen 81 ihrer 92ettuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gImf 6cm gDcoe Der NeIIrrnno

Gborles Wi. Gole, Der Gopit0n Ger
peitli4en @oli5eiitation muB iein
Bett bitten, 0o er cine Itorfe @rf6l-
tltng Ii9 8uge5oeen bat. Sein 3n-
ilonO bat iidb eeitern ehuas gebefert,
urO es miro gebofft, ooB er baIO uie.
Der Ieinen Gienit aufne6meu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

r., grl6bnnos sgInfertiauna unfere @heaioritat
gslr mabeH uro p1fien oieieiben an un6 ons
taniiren ben 9ru1 6u baIfen. feine Gd5ens
,etrielIen ooer btnoen Der &iften. Sbre glis
paot9es %eportenent eeIeiiff; gaft6aoett iiir
9lie 99liie WtBnilounqen noCb Wlab: oudl S1fkbooefts
Snos%an Slss 5 eiTgIigeTOe goeef oOer DSiieB.
eemodbt 3nfrieoeftiieuuna onrnntirf sPsnn' s,1o
raIliren ro 81 ailgemeilenen @reien fieine 8es
bsa bbssap'.oI'ng llI uHteriu1une. Often Gamiiaa
g. = W''FgspsVH 5s5 Gpgt.eutaw. straas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
GrLnn ihren gIerIetnnaen.

Gie so Sabre olte 6rau Si55ie
SoIes BON 9fr. 1877, Sit-6ort.Aoenue,
Die Ii9 am 90. Soniar in i5rer aii6e
9ranOmlmOen 5u5oe, ais ibre aIei'
ser 6euer iingen, erlag geItern gfad-
mittog inn Mercp Soipitql ibren Ser
lebunqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
ltn6eltGtiate Wlelonna.

3 II d, Shwei5, II. 9lpril. =
Cine beute bier eiugctroiicHe McI.
Oung beiogt, ooB oie Giirfei lmo
9ulsarieu forneQ oie oiplomotiiden
9e5iebrneen nit Sen Der. Staaten
abgebro6en 6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
saItimure @as & electric g1eps.

Die gGpriInlmmer Ger Baltimore
@os & electric gleips" iIt ioeben err
l@lenen unO cntbGlt wieoerum cine
4n5abl gcOieeener sso4ortifcI imo
oiele onregenoe 8iloer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
llntrintiidles g[nne6nt.

@oIton IL. 9lpril. Sbomos
g8. 2alplon bot in einem 8riefe an
@ouberneur @3cGoll ieinen 8eiis
,,Grcomwolo", Dem Staote sur g}ob-
rllngsuittelproouftion 5ur &erfii-
gurB geItellt. Der 9elib umioBt
etlpa 250 g(der,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
CSlf sOStc, 20 gcrlunnOcte.

oOCl Uelll NlllullBllll utI Ntllllltl uHI
sic unbefeitiote Sto0t 6reiPurg
i'm @reisgou. II 03o6 amtIi6er
oeutiher @ittbeiIlng. 9lngriif
cine geltuugsmoBregeI.
Berlin II. g[pril, bio 2onOon.
- Cine omtli6e Niittbeilung Oes
ariegsOeportements iogt, oaB bel ei-
mem 2uftaneriffe ouf 6reibure If
@erionen get0otet lno 30 oerlebt
lpuroeu, uno ooB oaS ltuiocriitdts.
ge6duOe beOellten0 bcI6doigt purOe.
Sic Niitt6eilImg lautet:
n9lm Samitog griff Inn ole Nlit.
togsItuno eein feinoli6es @ei6mo-
Der BON ~ gleroplonen oie ofiene
StaOt 6reiburg I'M 9reisgnu an. lin
5 llbr 9tahmittoes pitroe ser Sin.
griff BON 5pei peiteren @eibpooern
bon 3uiommen % Moidinen pieoer.
bolt.
0ieiem idGnOIiden 9lngriff iinO
leiOer me6rere %erionen gum Opfer
gefoaen. Sieben 6rnuen, Orei @2dn-
ner rno Elm SoIOnt ipurOen getootet
unO II 6rauen odt Ndnner mo
5pei Ginoer OerpunOet.
Sic feinOliden 5lieeer inHten iidb
ais 9lneriffs5iel 0os neue StdOttben-
ter, Snititlte imO 9ronfeubGuier
aus. 9ie onotomiide 9lbt6eilung ser
ltniberIitGt tplroe betrG6tli6 bei6G.
Oigt. Snfolge iinierer pirfiamen 9l6-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT fonnten Oie 9lns
grifie nidt gan5 Ourdgefii6rt iper-
0en.
SIN @erloufe Ser 2uitfGmpfe, Oie
foIgten, nurOen 5pei feiuOlide 6lic-
ger bel SdlettitoOt mo @iorfird ob-
geIdoiien. Sin Oritter tpuroe in ei-
mem 9uftfampf DerbuuOen nit elmer
@ei6ieBlng BON ser GrOe aus, ber-
lntergeboIt 9llle Orei @loidinen uo.
rem britii6en SDps nit 6ritiiderl
6liegern.
Ser Sii6rer Oes glngriifs, Elm 6ri.
tii6er O6eritlielltenant, lit in uniere
SdnOe eefollen. Oia6 Ieiner @rfld-
rlng imo nod elmer gtoti5 ouf eiuem
a6Qeuorfenen TllQblott erfolgte Der
9lngriff ols @ieoerpergeltlrgsmaB-
no6me fir Oie SorpeOirung oes
nG}louceIter Cattle" (eines Soipital-
i6iffes, oos BON einem oeltiden
Gou96oot perienft ipurOe) @ir mill.
.ien enti1ieoen 0as 9fedt, oerartige
9(ngriffe 81 MAIDEN beitreiten
llniere 9iegierung bat england 5ur
&edtfertiglng 5citi genug 81 DerIte-
ben gegeben ooB iie nidt ldnger Ben
@erfebr BON iogenannten Soipitols
i6ifien in elmer flor umiHriebenen
Sperr5one Ollloen Tonne. @enn oie
8riten trob unIerer @ornung Die
6laoge oes 9fotben 9rei5es miBbrau.
den uno iie in ser ariees8one anf
Trousportidbiffen fii6reu, 10 miiiien
iie Die 6olgen trogen, aber cine Of
fene Stoot aus 9la6e on5igreifen
1T 6iIli9er 9au6m. Sn 6rei6urg be-
finoen iitb feline 8iele bon militari-
i6er @ibtigfeit, weIde eincu oerdr-
tigcn sluoriff redtiertieen fonnten.r
(@ine Nlitt6eiliing Ger britiicben
glOnlirolit1t, oie am Nlontag 9l6eno
peroiicntlibt puroe, iogte, Dob ell
groBes @eidpoOer britiider ruO
fran5oIiider gleroplone om Somitag
,Srciburg bonl6oroirte. IS tpuroe an.
geqebelt OoB ser lle6erfoll sur gSie-
oerpergeltlng fir Eaub6ootangriife
ouf britiite SoipitaliAifie erfolete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gcrmiIdtc tclcerap6iIdjc 9cpcIdcm.

WloDor @litdeQ bon 9letu gorf bat
entI6ieoen, ooB nad Dem !. N1ai ole
@irt6idaften in ser Stoot gletu.2ort
Inn I llbr g2adts geihloiieu peroen
miiiien, 10 longe pie Der &rieg ooi'
crt. Seine Spirihoicn.9iceu5en iiir
oen @erfauf pd6ren0 Der 9aadi aud
nibt IN Sotels, merOen allsgeitellt
Ser merifaniiAe 9otihoiter So.
nocio 9onillos mlroe geitern IN
@oi6ington bonn @rdiioenten @iliot
cmpfongen ilnO formell ais Gertreter
NlerifoS anerfannt.
Gie o5ronfilrter 3citina~ iogt
onB Scr oeiltibe &oiier iOtuo6L als
luie oi6 oos golf Oen 6rieoen cr-
iebnen.
6olgenoe glmerifoner in conooi.
i1eu 9iegimcnteru iino IN 6roufrcih
gciauen y. WlcWlat6, Cetroit,
@3i6.; u. @mdeiier. GlcoeIouo. 0a
2ielt. u. S. Rnnuia Gbotbom 30;
2ieut. Z. 9edreit, 9loie Git1. Nlid-
gSie aus 9erlili 9emelOet miro,
iino Oie berihteteu 9Ir6eiterpirreu
oae iricolid 6eigelegt woroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
9(nf friIdler S6ot crtaSpt.

Gin 9lngeitellter Der &ennlploanio-
Giienbobngeieaidaft io6 eeitern W3or-
gen 0pei Nldnner in ole g8irt6Ihoit
BON Samuel Stodsoolc, gar. 1901,
6oas-9ioao, Iteieen. geim GerIaIien
bet @irt6i6aft rpuroen Die 5pei Sin.
BREEDER, Soiepb Barter BON Oar. 4O3,
Glen @Oworos-9loe., un0 g9iQiont
D'cDermott BON gfr. 425, g8eit %.
Ctr, bon orei Spe5iol.9oIi8ilten ser
EennipIOanio @iienbo6n-@eieal
uno 5pei itdotiiden @oli5iiten, ole be-
naHri6tigt poroen poren, neblt i6rer
Sellte in @mpFung genomlnen. sic
6atten Gigarren. Gigoretten, Eobaf
uno me9rere 6loi6en @6isfep in if.
ren Soi6en. @iner ser @in6redber
batte oud einen gelooenen 0ieooIper
I'M 8eiie. Ole @er6oftetcn puroen
nod Der mittleren GoliseiItotion oe-
brodt, ipo iie BON 9li9ter 8odoro
inter ie $500 8iiroi6aft Dem @e.
ridtsOerfabren ii6eriuieIen iuuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
SIN @anid.

Seinen 9fouib miBte eeitern Ser
81 Sabre alte s. 6. Sepett, rpeI6er
BON Dem trodenen Ri1mono in Sir.
ginien bier6er oefommen mar, in Ger
ipeItliden @oli5eiitotion ousI6lofen.
Selpett mar orf Der StraBe bingeiol-
len irno botte ii9 cine Gerlebung am
&opf 5uee5ogen, 10 ooB er 5uerIt ms
llnioeriitdts-Sopitol gebraHt peroen
muBte- Seute miro er iicb weeen Iei-
ner Grunfen6eit in ser peitli6en go.
ll5elltotton SIT berantporten bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Sein gy,nnIdl erfTQt.

SIN Mercp-Soipitol itorb eeitern
glbeno Der SO Sabre olte S6onfm1r-
ter Gooio SoofS BON 6lorence, g(Io.,
an notwithstanding. Soofs
fam Dor einigen @ohen nod 9olti.
more. @r pobnte i'm st. @6nrles-
Sotel~ no er am 10. W8Gr5 adt
0uediilber.gabletten in ielbItmoroe.
rider g(biidt oeridIudte. Gin 9(n-
geiteater oes Sotels fano i'm Itob-
neno ouf Dem 9oOen Iieecn. @6e
Soofs nad Dem Soipitol eebraGt
mliroe, eriil6te er Inn einen 9iepoloer,
nm Ieinem 2e6en Elm ihneIleres @noe
MAIDEN 81 t0nnen. Coroner 93ileO
pom mittleren 0iitrift miro cine lln-
terill9llng onlteqen
Der @ei5en fiel geitern II Gents
IN 6olge oes 9[ufbebcns oes g8ei5en-
0olles 5wiiden Canada uno ben
Ser. Stoaten. alebI toltet ober iIu-
mer nod $12 pro 5ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Die Danaben.2lnoi9ofter" boIten
beute gtodniittog 4 llbr cine 9orooe
ourH Die Stoot, I'M 0os 9[nuer6en
fir Die glrmee ouf5rmuntern. 0ie
Observation-Disclosures" merOen 1900
@onn in Der Eoraoe ba6eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

ubDnneMten, bic ben ,,Dentd1eM gnrresnum.
penteN" Mat phNttltm pber MnregelmdBia er.
galteH, hnb .aeteten, ber Office ba6sn bef %ele.
VVpH peT i@Ftt4l@ wlittpsiIWwe an ula0eg.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-05-08
VALDEZ TO CELEBRATE.

Mayor Patterson informed Pros
pector representative that the City
Council would take the initiative in
the Fourth of July celebration in the
city this year, and that while it was
rather early to announce the program
that it would be one of the best ever
given to the people of the city and
vicinity.
The Mayo stated positively how
ever, that the days sports will con-
clude with a grand jitney ball with
full orchestra. The City Council
have been planning on big celebra-
ton for some time and believe that
by announcing it early parties plan
ming to celebrate will come to Valdez
in preference to other towns.
1t is stated that an exhibition drill
will be given by the Home Guards.
and that the Moose Band of eighteen
pieces will also be in attendance.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-05-08
NEW TYPE OF OCEAN
VESSEL ON PONTOONS

Fifty miles an hour is the speed
claimed for a new type of boat in
vented by H. c. Berry of Portland.
Me. and designed for deep sea traffic.
The new craft is known as the Pom
toon Cylinder boat. a patent has been
allowed for it,
The principal idea of the inventor
was to combine speed and sefety. Two
metal cylinders, long in proportion to
their diameter. are placed parallel TO
each other at distance apart suf-
ficient to provide the necessary bread
tn of beam. and are rigidly connected
| Upon these as Il foundation the struc-
ture of the ship is reared, its form de-
pending on the purpose to which il is
put.
A series of sheet metal pOntOOns.
hollow and air and water-tight, are
arranged beneath the lower deck and
on level with two similar pontoOns.
one on each side OF the vessel The
cylinders are divided lOngitudinally
by bulk-heads into many water-tight
compartments In large sized ships
these cylinders are of diameter great
enough to permit the area to be squar-
ed and floor and walls built. thus
providing storage for fuel and mer-
chandise. access being given by hatch
ways leading from the lower deck.
Under normal operation only two Of
the cylinders are in the water and the
vessel operates as double hull boat.
In a violent rocking or pitching sea
the two outside pontoons are brought
into the water by their buoyancy and
assist in Fighting the boat.
In the bow the cylinders are cone
shaped upon which are raised spiral
flanges. The conical end is separated
from the rest OF the cylinder and re-
wolves at a rapid rate. The extra
ordinary speed of the craft is acquir-
ed by the use of these spiral propel-
lers, the head resistance that retards
other craft thus being removed. The
presence OF these propellers also pre-
vents the driving propellers from slip
ping, which occasions a loss in pro-
pulsive speed.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-05-08

to be violated upon every pretext.
The law defines the qualifications of
a voter, and If an attempt is made to
override the law and establish new
qualification it would render the cleo
tions laws joke if judge allowed
them to be grossly violated.
We would consider a really big
man" the fellow who took his defeat
like a man without making an infer
nal nuisance of himself with his whin-
ing an caviling. Most people have
sense enough to know when they are
whipped, and we'll whipped at that,
but not the Times. 1t proposes to tight
it out on these lines if it takes all
summer.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-05-08
1T CAN'T BE DID

A writer in the Weekly Unity adj
vises to set the alarm to ring ten min
utes before it is time to get out of
bed in the morning and in those ten
minutes, gather up good thoughts for
the day. Continuing he says:
do your work well. Think happy
thoughts. Be pleasant, be honest. Be
true, speak health, think health. be
health. Follow this plan every day
and at the end OF the month you will
find many changes for the better in
your body and your affairs
That is all very nice; but suppos-
ing a man works all day; and thru
out the day everything goes wrong
which is not unusual; and he goes
home at night all tuckered out; how
can he have happy thoughts? How can
he speak health when he is all bung-
ed up from work, and his creditors
are after him and everything. How
can he. pray? Not only that, but sup
posing that in that condition, he goes
to bed and his wife goes to the movies
and when he is comfortably at rest,
she comes to bed with feet like ice
ponds and insists in keeping them up
his back; how can he be pleasant!
Again. supposing he is kept awake
half the night by his neighbors roos-
ter; how can ne set the alarm to ring
ten minutes before it is time to get
out of bed in order to get time to re-
feet and start the day with good
thoughts. All this is impossible for
ordinary mortals to do.
We have tried to follow this good
road for forty years now; but dinged
if we are nearer perfection now than
we were when we were known as
1.-The little devil of the bailiwick. -
Progressive-Miner.
Valdez daily prospector. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1918, 1917-05-08
WILSON OPPOSED GAG.

We are glad to note that President
Wilson has gone on record in opposi-
ton to an attempt made at Washing
ton to gag the newspapers OF the Uni
ted States and prevent any criticism
of any member of his cabinet. How
much the President had to do with
the espionage bill as originally drawn
is not known, but his public utter
ance on the subject makes it clear that
now at least he approves the stand
taken by leading senator's who made
a fight to have the censorship clause
of the espionage measure modified.
In a letter to Arthur Brisbane, the
famous New York editor, President
Wilson states his position:
Il approve of this Legislation 'the
espionage bill but | need not assure
YOU and those interested il 1t that
whatever action the congress n:2y de-
eide upon so far as | am personally
concerned ! shall not expect or permit
any part of this law to apply 10 l. t
CT to any of my official acts or III an!
way to be used as a shield against
criticism. | can imagine no create!
error in the service than to establish
system of censorship that Would
deny to the people of free repEt ht
like our own their indisputable right
to criticise their own public officials
While exercising the great powers OF
the office | hold | would regret in a
crisis like the one through when we
are now passing to lose the benefit OF
patriotic and intelligent criticism.
lin these trying times one can feel
certain only of his motive which re
must try to purge OF selnshhess Vi