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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23

By order of the board of directors
of the Tarbox Mining company, the
above meeting of stockholders has
been postponed from July &c. 1917, to
August 10, 1917. at the same hour and
place above named.
r. E. SEYSLER,,
Jy26-A9-3t Secretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23

of said day, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses OF
SALE
WIN. BECKER,
A9-30-4t Secretary Treasurer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23

The new gasoline stove folds up
into tiny box for transportation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23

1t has been only 81 years since the
submarine was invented.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23

Ether was produced in 1916.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-23
Notice of Posthonement.

Jy12-2s-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
GirciN idlLimm ucrbronnt.

Nlit ldmereu 8ronMplnOen am
qapsei aorper lic9t Der 81 Sabre
olte 8. 5imon 9owib i'm llniperii-
tiiss Soipitol 0arnieoer, mo bic
gler5te 6abeu feline Sofiulug, Den
Wlonn am 9ebeu erbolten 81 fonnen
gopib tuobnte IN eiucm fleinen Gin
sinmer 6ohmcrfgcbdiioe binter Dem
Same 9tr. COZ, @eit.Sranflin. Str,
IN pelHem aeitcru Sormittae aui
iuabet0nnte geiie cin 6eier aus.
brad. Gin 4oiiant bemertte bic
1lonnHcn nuO olarnlirte Die Seiier-
mebr. Tic 6cueripc1rlciltc Orongcn
nit cigcner Sebenseeiabr in oos
Sans ein no lie 4oipib, ali ciner
Ntotrobc am tylBbooeu licgeno
itbpcrDerbrannt obnmdhtig onifan,
ncu. Ier MonH luobnta felt ! 2 Sab,
rem III oem Saltic. Cos 3mtncr
0liN eincnr 9lltmodrcn 2aoen lnS
mar INIT 4apier, dltem Splj, @criim
pcl allcr gIrt uno font lridlt breuit.
Barren 5tofien angcTiiIlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

&huerc 9erleBtnigen iulg 0citcrn
Dcr 63 Sabre olte 2amuel u. @ur-
rpms bon glr. 1862, SSilteus-9lOcnte,
rapou pelbcr ii Ocm Q. Q Nlartin
@o, 5blahtbof dugeilcQt lit BUR.
rowS arbcitctc III cinem 5obriinbl-
idadt bemcrttc abcr nidt oos Seron.
lobel ocS 6abrihlbls uno ipuroe pou
oeuieIbeH eriaBt nno gegcn Die
ManO ocoriidt. 5s unbm ldngerc
3eit in 9lnipruib, cbc scr Dlan aus
ieiner 2ugc beireit lperocn fonite.
,si Der glmbulon5 nc5 iiiOweilliden
Giitritts puroe Der &erungliidtc
nah Dem Mertp Soipital gcbraHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Gnrnrcra. ltntcrindlnnnen.

Coroner Mtltlbire pom nor0meE.
IiAeu 0iiirift miro sic EoOeSllriad)e
Der G2 So6rt olteu 9melia @od, Sic
felt AZ ,Sa6rcil nit Srau @lilabct6
99ilO, 81 Sabre all, i'm Sauie Oar.
261 g9eit NoiimanIraBe, mo6ntc,
interhl6en Inn ieitjuitellcn Oh oic
5rdt einem &er5IeiOen oOer eiuer
@asUcrgiitnng erlegen III. SRI, SoGJ
ncrltarb am 0onneritag.
Ger 600 Ocr "a S5a6re alten SO.
renee Differ ans GatonSoile, pcl6c
am 0onneritog 9l6cuo bon cincn
WtoiorM0, ooS pon 5reoerid 81
Scide, nm., ans Gotons0ilc gcilcltcri
mnroe. iiberfabrcu mo Qet6Otet luitr.
0e, miro Oitrch Coroner Sreocrid 9,
lEaGcloori lmtcrliidt. Sri. @lillcr
bate cine Glcftriide al 0cr ,Sreoerid
glpenue lul0 g9inters.2aie perlaiien
alS lie bon oem 0lotorrao nicoerge.
riiicn mltrOc. Gie erlitt einen 51d.
0el6rlb lno @ru6 bcioer @eiua
Scidc Ipuroe gleihiaa8 perlcBt UNI
liegt in icincr @obmmq oaruicocr
Seine ser5aiiung miro 6dlpgit en-
ioIgcn.
Ger 9Iiltolnobil Gommiiidr tbciItt
oeItern nit, ooB mr 80 Sitncps oiC
6obc 2iccu5 bon $500 ooer me5r be.
5ablt bubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
nnnlnfer heldI1hint.

Icr nad 9}eUport 9leWS aeldIepp'
te alneritaniide Innplcr u9oDplem8
mur6e ourA ben 5dlcppcr u9IeScnc"
in Gin brotherhood GcDraNt meil er
bel Soe eSlano aui ben Strand ge-
lauicu par m0 inIolae Tclien bis
5 5uB @aiier ge5ogea Bat 10 oaB er
Ser Hepnratur imter5ogeu mcroen
nun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Gnniirmnn0cn.l .lSriIfnnn

gld1iten Sonutag, g(benos i'm 1aS
ll6r iinOct bic offentli4e @riiiuuG
Der Goniirmcnoen in Der cpang rel.
ct, @aulStirHe, 5ii0pelt @dc Brood.
man uno 8rattitraBc, ourcb 4oitor
EouI s. 5hnab itott. Gie 9lomen
Scr Goniirmanoen Iin0, mic iolgt:
g9m. q. Soien6ans, g(ug. Ieiningcr,
NOom &0lfer, GslpaIo E6cp. 51d'
fer @cit Gbns. VI. 5baier, @o6n
5mOcr Wipll 5ric0ric6 ". Dinglinl,
aoth. n. W SOlod, Dlarp Gtbel G6i.
ocra(, g(nna Ibelmo Moil, 9laomi ".
9lcbmcrt Heaina Glii. Sicbcr, Souii1
Caroline lllrid, Morie @milic geim'
BAD, 5opbio 6rieoo @cilpiB Maric
8urbnra airHer, Sconettc a05ler,
aRorg. 9lnno @6blcr, 2illian ajla9oal.
Scnniig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
qcotc QlmtseiO a6.

@enjamin 6. 0lilcr, pel6er gum
&icbter oes @aiienseri9ts ernannt
puroc, leiitetc Dor Dem @eriHts.Glert
@m. Z. GoIs III Sowion ieinen gGmts.
eio. @ouperneur Sarrington battC
Den i'm 8. GiItrift uoblbefonnten
Serrn MiGer crnonnt I'M Sic oltrd
Sen in Der le6teu @o6e itotteenmoe.
men 800 6ls &i6terS $. Sepnoit
|ieriol eineetretenc @ofon5 81 &C.
iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
seGr Ie6en0in.

SriB bon @onnom miQ nic6t SriB
bon 9on6oif iein. r. Ger Gritere
Itonmt aus Bremen mO Der
2ebtere aus Geiterrei6. Strap.
pontc 9e6nlicbfeit iii6rte Die
6rclnoe bon 9ouuom'S 81 ser
ialidcn glnno6mc.
Sr. 6rib bon 9onnom crid6icn &c.
Iteru i'm giircou oeS oGeutitben Cor
relpouocnt~ uno tbeilte NIT, OoB er
nibt foot iei mic mon nod einem
in oen 3eihmgeu oer6ifeutliGten 9lr-
tfel ii6er sen Zoo eines iogeuannten
8riB BON 9on6oii, olios SdneiOer,
bdite permutben f6nnen, ionoern Ie.
6enOig in 9lr. 4Ot, Ct &aul.StroBe,
lpobne Ger 6oote in Ger N}or9ue
iie6t a6er Dem le6enOigen 6riB bon
9ouuom 10 dbnlidb mie elm 81 Dem
9lnoeren imo ais Sor. Gjco, Sorddrot
bon g}r. 22O, glor0.Gaitle.StraBe,
0ie 2ei1e fab, NOR er 10 felt ii6er-
3eugt bon Dem Eooe ieines ,Sretn.
oeS, OaB CT oen o9lnti Great Sociol.
GLIB" 5u Derouloiien hbte, Dem
&eritorbeneu Elm onitdnoigeS Be
orGbniB 81 peridoiieu. Ser gome
oeS Eooten lit 5bneioer, iein &ater
iol in Chicago po6nen lmO aui 2o-
cuit.&oint ioa cine Shweiter mob
nen. Sic 6onllie fam onge6li6 aus
Gciterrccb.
Sr. pon 9dunOm t6eilte mil, oaB
CT Dor orei SSabren ais Sod ouf Dem
Gompier gg}edor" bierbcrfom Damn
ais S@onfpGrter in ncribieoencn
&eitmmonts tbdtig oeweien ici imo
5ulebt cine Stclc i'm oSotel Ga-
lcigb" in gSoibiroton bottc. Sein
Safer wo6ne in 9tep.D Dorf imo ieine
Srou imo ainOer bcfGnoen iiG in
Bremen. @r III Gin NlitglicO ser
nSdonfipGrter
g9ie mitget6eiIt ipurOe, fam
S6neioer in einem 9oitbouie al ser
gtorO.@alpert. Strobc ourh @ascr-
itidlmg iun'S 9e6en. Ger Coroner
gob Gin @erOift oui 3ufGliocn SOB
ob.
6erner tbeilte Srib bon 9onnop
nit Oob CT BON Dem nGr." Scrmonn
SbmiOt pcl6cr uuter Dem @eroad,.
te perboitet pir0e, Scr Spion .SSau@
81 iein Inn So oepreat poroeu lit.
yGr." SdmiOt CAB 6etouuilid Ici-
ner Belt Dem 9leitolroteilr Gre0Iein
IN 9}r. 2t0, Siio.Gntaps5troBc cf.
men auge6lidl BON Gr. @ilion inter.
5eibneten G6ed ii6er $22 in 3ob.
hmg Ger G6ed mar nutiirlid cine
6Glidlng mi0 ais Iicb Sic @uIi5ci
nit Dem &orlcben OeS ,6erii6mten"
gIr5tes bciaBtc. mlroc entOeft, oo6
er Gin ollf Nnrole cntloiiencr Strdf.
lin9 mar, Ser Damn ioiort lpicoer
nab Sem 3ndt6mnic in 9Itlonto &C.
lanot wuroc, no CT ocn 9leit ieiuer
5trofe obbiiBen miB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
YcIcorav6iidlcr Mettcrbcridlt.

Nus Den iibrigen gunhes-g9etter.
geohacbtrngs- 5tationen murocn bic
iolgenocn nieorieiten Icmperoturen,
Die INN s llbr geitern 9l6eno 9crrib-
ton, beriMtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
NOlnninsipuI. .SladJridjtcu.

5toOt.@rofurotor 2. 3. 6ielo en-.
pfieblt Dem MoDor, oas Hubli-
finn fiir Die gerldngeumg oes
aonaI-9tb3ues Spitem be3a6len
81 lalicn SaieH.@c60roe triift
@orbereittugeu fiir 0ie 9ewa.
dung bon itaotiidcn Biers.
Cine groBe Qln5abl &eriouen ere
Idicucu geItern I'M &ot6bous, Inn
WloDor &reiion onldBlid) leines 81.
@e6urtstages 81 gratliIiren. Ser
i6ieOene 9hlmenipenOen Die i6n
uab ieinem 9iireou geiauot iporoeu
iporen, lieB Der Wlopor nod ieiner
gSobnimg bringen.
Ser 9luSbuu 0eS g max
SDitems.
Staot-@rofllrator Q. 9. 6ielO er'
iDioerte geitern Dem NloDor auf eiil
S6rei6eu be8iiali6 oeS 9lus6aus pes
Ianitdren uno Sturnnpoiier-Ql65u
fonal-Spitems, ooB Die Soften BON
nun an pon Sen Souseigentbiimern
eetroeen iperoeit ioIlteu. Gr naHt
Sen 8orihlaa ooB cine Gommiiion
ernannt per0en ioate, pelbe oie 9Ir-
beiten crle0igen ipiirOe. Sic Com
million miiBte mittelit elmer Geroro-
niinq Ourd oen Stootrnt6 ernonnt
mcr0en. Ger Wlopor bottle an Oen
Gtoot-&rofurotor 9eidrie6en % eS
rat6iam mare, cine ueitere gl65ugSs
fanal-9lnlcibe aui5unebmen. @elo
iiir iolhe 3wede lit in elmer @roB-
StoDt itets n0tbig. Sr sSielo lit Oct
lle6er5euging; Dab Saus6eiiber nit
ieinen 8laHe nibt cinncritanoen iein
iuerOeu. GS fonuHen in ser 6aupt.
luhe Better BON Sodlierr in oer
gororts- Giitriften, ipipie oieienigeH
III oem Gerritorilnt, ooS 0ie Stoot
onneriren ipill, in Sroge. 9ieieni.
gen SousbeiiBer, pelde i6re 0Guier
bereits nit Oem ionitdren 9lb5ugSfa-
nal berbunoen babeL broilbten mir
fir Die Soften BON DER 9aulinie an
bis ms Sous be3ablen. sSn 3ufunit
miiBteu Oieienigen. pelde oie Ser.
binoungen nod nidt bergelte1t Boz
ben ODER neue Sduier gebort bobeu,
5lpeinal 6e5oblen, oo tie al Ser Sil,
gung Der glb5ugsfanal9lnleibe into.
reiiirt iin0 imo mtBer0em fir cine
ger6inoung ielbit be5a6len miiBteu.
Gas Bette III, meint Sr. Siel0, oaB
cine 9I65ugsfanol Gomniiiion er-
nannt miro. Ger NlaDor miro lid
oie 9lngelegenbcit iiberIegcn.
. d iibung Der $ afena n
lagen.
1ic Sofeu-geb6r6c bat cbenfanS
@ldne fir Die 8eiAiibung bon ltdo-
tilden Riers uno onOeren Stnlogen
an Der Battlefront gctroficu fiir
ben San oaB nod 9IuSbrib ciues
ariegcs nit Gertihlono llnrn6en
entitcben iollteu Sic bieiige %oI5ei
miro Die Safcn.@egeno beipuben sic
StoSt miro jeood ibr 9Enpeien all.
Berocm nod init 5pc3iarpdbteru De-
i4iiBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Scim @erlaOeu nerlebt.

9'o6 oeH ct. sSoiep6s Solpitol
muBte Der Asid6rigc &eter @cncrul
bon ]ir. 1875, Siio.SpriueitroBe, 9e.
6ra6t meroeu neil ibm beim Gerla-
ben an 'Her Der o@citern @iorplono.
@abn" in ABort GoDineton &crlcbllH
gel oaourb tcigcbrad)t ipllrOen. Dob
cr 5miihen 5mei nit Giien gefiute
Safer gcriet6 moourd er ie6r idwcre
Guetihlngen erlitt.
DciitIdle, Geitcrreidliidlc unb ltnaa.
ride GrieasanIci6eu.
100 w'drf nnn 100 Groncm uufiuGrts.
SbeO. S. Siencr e &c.,
Wrai3 2i7 Oh.Noftimurr.Gtr.
(6eb20-) 243 Sao.grOaOuua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
llnbrfnnnter srIbItmarbrr.

ISoiepb S1epIing BON 9}r. 1909,
SHo i6. Stro iano inter einea
9oum III 0c,l @eb0I8 am Gloe Ser
G'GonhcliiraBe III Ganton oen a0r.
per zines un6etannten @imues, mel.
der airi1eincn0 5elbitmoro began.
gcn bat. Gas Gu0c cincS Strides
mar Inn cinen 9tit ocS 9ouncs &C.
IdlpNgcn, ud6rcu0 oos aloere gnOe
Inn sen Sal5 ocs @}auncs gefniipit
mar. PIN ocmielben wur0en weoer
yGapiore nod Gelo geinnben. CT wer
unatiabr 80 Sabre alt, 5 5itB 6 3oa
eros un6 nit eincm oimtleH gln5ua
uno llc6cr5ie6er belIeiOet. SSeil CT
cine DtiiBe trna mic oicie Oei 9a6n
9[ngcitelltcn iiblic6 lit, ID elnubt Die
@oli3ci, ooB er Gin 9aDnarbciter nae
5r0u Slorcncc Geaep Gelretaria
Der ,glationol GonlnmcrS Nga"n
6iclt ocItaM leadHittag nor or'i
Sraicn GitpsGlnb" eincil Gortrag
ii6er oos gldtitrnoen Geicb fiir
Sraucn tclGc N'nBna5mc i.gA -or
Dem GoHgreB licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Ennnennnf. nnS .lInteraana.
ylntB
gSctteramsiidlteu.

Sir MorDlano unO ocn Giitrift
Columbia beute tlor uno fdlter lno
lucltlidlc Binoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Der Gcltfrics 9entc nOr cincin
Sabre.
"a. mars 1916.

9loropeltlicb bon 8cr0lm baben
sic Teltld)cn 3ipci iueitcrc S1ilt'
spuard6cn acnomnien nobel ~
nru 81 iran5oiiidlc Glii5ipre ilno
$40 @lann ii sic S5duoe lielen
Iie Dcutitben oe6aeH ibrcn
9Iuqriff duf bic o8eroluiIEaris-
@a6n1 bis III oic 9!rGouncn aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
Glu ircier @oriraa hbcr
N-hriitinn Gcience,

bon @irail .. efridcr, Is. G ",
Wdigleo Der &orirngs geb6r0e 0cr ,,5irli
@0urD Of Gbriit Sdenitit", IN Noiion
Wtaii, miro umier ben gluipl8ien ocr
nSirlt GburG Of Gbriit, Sdeniiit" bon
Baltimore pebultcn i'm
,,0jaroeu S1rnier"
QerinQi0n.StrQbe, nnbe Barisglbe.
SOnutag, %. Midr5, I'M $3.50 &nnlmittaac.
Sus Bubliitm 1T ber5licD eingeldoen.
(sUiurA24=25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

,Sn aan5en 0itlibeu E6eiie oes
9an0es regnete IS gcitern inN cine
iiartc storina I'M iiiolideu 9llosfd
neruriod6te aucb 9leaeu an Der @oci.
iicfiinc. ,Sn oen atIqutiiden Staoten
mar Is wdrmer, mGbrenb es IN Der
oberen 5cereeion, i'm mittleren S9e-
item uuO 5iioweiten beOeuteno fii6ler
lpar. PIN Der otldntiidlen aiiite ent.
lana miro es 6eute regHen i'm llebri.
ocu tpiro oitlih bonn Miiiiiiippi 6cutc
ihSnes g@etter oor1erriden. IN ben
mittelatlnntiicbeu Staaten miro es
am zamitag 4beno fdlter werOea.
Qn ocr aiiiie liRo BON patteras big
itad Dloiuc bic Etitrm.gSarntngs'
iignoIe aliigcbiBt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

1en icnsuub5iuau5Gfcu @,Gr5 ~ elurm ae'
leglit1cn 6cicrtaa So macon.
Wli ole GchOlfcruHg ncs 1idutcs WintOlniln:
Sn glnbctramt: Ser iiiniHo3ludn8iqc sac
i'm Wldr5 aIs iWlarglanbxag" beianni v
hon bcr Gegislutlr bon WlnrOlano (faptel
633 glitc bon 1870 dls ciH oeicbligbcr Seict
tao hcitinlmt morocn iin0
Jn NnbetrnBt oaB belnpicr Lng IN bicleAl
Sabre AMI Eouuiag idui
Seebalb crii0rc un0 prDllnnIirc la, Nmcrf
ipn g. parriii0tnu, V0uUeruenr Dun WiGgl
lauo, inter mn QctdB Der mir ourtb ocn gp
icbHiit 9 oes glritiels 13 ocs @o0er Der 0ielti'
liden auaenleneH @eiebe bon Wiurhnuo aher
lebenen AeuqniB mo gluiuritdi olrb oiele
mene Yroildmaiion Wiuutnq, ben icdsnuo'
jluan5iaiten 2ug I'M Nldr5 1917, nle cinfu ge'
ieglihen 6etertaG iitr ben Gou5cu Staat Wiarg'
laio.
Bur @efrdiiigma oieies
babe itb bierunier ncine In,
Z. ierihriii leiebt uHo oc
naS @roBieael oes Sianies Wld'
WrDR SiegCl rQlano heiu9en laleii Wy
bnn aapiiol In ner Stloi gnnd'
Wiarglano. polls am .5man5ialien 4ags
i'm Widr8 I'M Inbrc nnleres
l---- 0errn cininuleno ncnlbnn'
bcri mHo lieh3ebn
(Qc5) Gmcriou Is. 0arrinatou.
(oe5.) x6os, ". eimmoms,
(Nldr32D eioas eelreidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

ssH elmer 1isung Dcr grefiitiu.gc-
haroe beg allnah6Sngiaen Grocny
Nriib 1bolclu1 wur0e cine 9leiolH-
iou anacnoHnHcn III oer Grile 5iI
0cm %rdiioeHteu 5u 6altrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24

Garoinal Gibbons befano Ii6 ge,
itcra il Gbarlciton S.+G., 100 cr 0cn
nepcn 9iihoi Mm. 4. guiiell initial.
lirtc Ger GarOinol miro Geutc
Ibcn0 5uriiderpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
9iSar eifcrlhdltia.

Icr 22.i1bri9c S9erinnHu I6et5
non 9tr t2L Observation-Disclosures, Be.
aa1 iih in oas oSsracIitiide S5oipi,
ial1 iuciI Ct mlS @crie6cn itott ciner
SuitcnmeSi5tr Elm Glieiiilber,Tablett
periAlndt bnbeu miu. @citern Dlor.
aeu 1etaliutc Ct ongebIid6 ocm Or.
2ciuer oab cr bic qlbiidt bate,
Ssal0ituoro ,il begebcir uno oas Silt
ua6up melt ~ ieine 6rau i'm @ciprdb
INIT eincm anoerca Ntam aHgetrcflcn
babe. Gr miro genelell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
@uuSes. Gcportement. fir 9nuOmirt6
idlnff-g0efter Wiircnt.

93ormale Gentperotur IA @roo.
Witlerc Semperotur IA @roo.
&6dlite Semperotur so @roo.
gSieoriqItc 1eulperatltr 81 @roO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-24
@cridlt SeS 9altimorc g8ettcr6iirean

Ger 5eut6tigfeitSgebolt Der 2uit
NOR 50 @ro5ent lmt s llbr MorgenS
lmo 93 ASro5ent I'm s llbr glbenoS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-07

with lust for blood thought she could be treated as he dealt with Belgium.
 This was a condition that had already brought great Britain the conflict before America entered it. England fought for the supremacy of the primer ples that were Runnymede and enforced against militarism by British blood at Saratoga and Yorktown and of other bloody Revolution ary batefieds. Prussian militarism must be exiting uished and matter what the fate of the armies that are now engaged in Europe, it will be exiting uished shall have to reconcile ourselves to a series of wars after holocaust of slaughter Unless it is extinguished wars will continue until the last spark civilization is put out If it is not extinguished all that has been gained for humanity in seven centuries of effort since men emerged from the dense fog the middle will have been lost
 But Prlssian militarism will be extinguished. The price may be a It may tax American strength to the limit but whatever the price it must be paid and all contribute to the payment Those who refuse to do will either be made to do SO, or they will be astracised wherever humane sentI- prevail
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-07
LOSING THE HYPHEN
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 Here and there the country German communities that seem need spur to buy Liberty Bonds; here and there are towns that snow active interest in the war Ordinarily 1t is no spirit of the communities, but the work of small organizations of German sympahizers who con blanket the patriotism of their less energetic neighbors.
 There is evidence that many German-Amer- guing the American case them. Recently the gov ernment printed and distributed a pamphlet contain ing natriotic concessions from many Americans of German birth or descent
 Franz Sige son of Gen. Sigel of the Civil War days, wrote:
 and his companions in the struggle for liberty stand? " we to be true to them and the ideals for which they fought, stand today the side of America and freedom against the German government and autocracy."
 Americans of German birth called upon to rise, together their fellow citizens of all races, to free not only this country but the whole world from the oppression of the rulers of Germany, presson far less capable of being endured and of far graver portent"
 Hans Russau of Pipestone Minn wrote:
 "The present ruling class of Germany must be removed, at least be made impoent of doing any further mischief When this is accomplished great stride will have been made toward universal world peace
 A. J. Bucher editor of Haus and Herd of Gin cinnati, made this appeal:
 Let us do in gratitude toward America, which has welcomed to it's hospitabe shores and has ply could not offer to most of and which has granted golden liberty for everything noble and good and which has showered abundance of bless ings upon us"
 c. Kotzenabe wrote
 Because of my birth and feelings beyond my control have particular love for the French and less for the British But by a strange irony of fate those nations giving their blood for principles which l hold dear against the wrong principles of people individually love. It is very unhappy para dox but one cannot escape. I do not want to see the Allies triumph the land of my birth But l very much want to the triumph of the ideals they fight for. It sckens my soul to think of this nation going forth to help destroy people, many of whom bound to me by ties of blood and friend ship But it must be It is like dreadful sur gical operation. The mtaristc. undemocratc demon which rules Germany must be cast out
 There is to believe that these patriotic men speak for the great majority of their bretheren in this country. The German-American has been sill ent through some months of war; he is finding his voice, and exertng it in behalf of the country that feeds and clothes and protects him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-07
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The annual meeting of the Inter- state Association for the Encourage ment of Trapshooting will be held at the Hotel Astor, New York tomor- row. This confab is of interest to the devOtees of trapshoOting, for at this time selection of cities for the 1918 subsidiary handicaps and the nament will be made. Officers, too, will be chosen.
 The two years under T. E. Dore- mus has been the best in the history of the Interstate Association. More progress has been made, and even greater progress will be made, if the association continues to follow along the lines that MT Doremus has ateered it.
 Spokane and Los Angeles are hot after the Pacific Coast Handicap, and Omaha and Peoria are bidding for the Western Handicap. Omaha $ willing to take the Western Han dicap every year, for the business men of the city are interested in the sport and back the tournament. Peoria has never figured much in 9 tournament way, but has a good club, and the business men of the city are behind the movement to bring the handicap there.
 Birmingham, Louisville and Balti- more are bidders for the Southern Handicap, and the Forest Hills Club of New York; Wilmington, Del; But Ter, Pa, and Baltimore are the bidders for the Eastern Handicap. Baltimore is making an effort to land either the Southern or Eastsrn Handicap places itself in a unique position. The Oriole City is consid- cred in the South in some sections; n the East in others. The Inter- state officers will decide where it should be placed.
 The Southern Ehore Country Club, of Chicago, and the Toledo (Ohio) Gun clubs are the only contenders for the Grand American Trapshoot- ing tournament It is sand the South Shore Club would be willing to take the tournament for a number of years. No better place could be selected for the holding of the gigan- tic carnival.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-07

One of those who refused sign the Food Ad- minstraon card is reported to have said that it is wrong to ask people food that it may be sent to England If that contention is right it is to conserve it to send to American troops who fighting for in the trenches in France If that is wrong it wrong the United oppose the murderous attacks of the Kaiser against Americans, and against humanity, oppose the ruth less assassination of American citizens, including American and children. If it is wrong dem oeracy is wrong and monarchy. absoutism, tyranny and militarism right. If it is wrong, there is not grain of right in international law. If it is wrong, it is right that the pghted word of Nation should count for than the special plea of a burglar, robber or murderer. If 1t is wrong, murder rape, and robbery right
 England is Americas ally. Sidebyside Ameri- cans and Englishmen and with them Belgians and Frenchmen, fighting for humanity itself. They fighting the cruel and ruthless and danger ous despot and enemy of human rights that has been developed in modern times They fighting for the freedom of everywhere e-ncluding the tyranized and cowed people of Germany who do not dare say their souls belong themselves Aid to England is service to America
 That the Prussian plunderbund had determined to conquer and dominate the world has been clearly proved. That President Wilson and his advisers knew this is known. That Germany had shown that Americans had rights that she bound to re- spect must be admitted That she had swarms of secret agents and spies scattered this country is record. That she attempted to control public sentiment here through Kaiser controlled ennis saries, traitors dupes and bribery has been shown by recorded testimony in courts of law. That Ger many had violated every treaty she had made with the United States she cannot deny.
 The history of the is plain. It had been de- termned upon long before it started. It was connved at. The drenching of Europe in blood was planned by ambition crazed absolute monarch who sought make place for himself in history. and to the recognition of the theory of Divine Right of Kings, to force all peoples to admit pended knee that the world made to furnish a setting for the Hohenzollerns
 Belgium outraged and assassnated, and the corpse robbed. The French Republic assaulted by the Kasers armies just because warlord filled