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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

been revised into one workable sys-
tem
There is also a county code which
has to do with expenditures of county
funds and administration of county
road work. 1t does away with the
time -honored supervisor system, and
provides for appointment of county
road master isstead. In other words it
centfalizes authority in county road
work and eliminate the haphazard
and expensive system so long in force
. in Oregon. 1t also specifically repeals
by section numbers many conflicting
road sections in the codes and ses-
sion laws.
Highway Code Notable.
There is, further, an ambitious meas
ure known as the state highway code
Its object is to provide procedure for
construction of hardsurfaced highways
and for cooperation of county and state
in construction of what are known as
state highways. 1t dispenses with the
existing ex-officio state highway com
mission composed of elected state of.
ficers, and provides for appointment by
/ the governor of a non-salaried commits
sion of three, one member to be from
each congressional district 1t serves the
! highway engineering department from
the state engineers office, and gives
! appointment of highway engineer tC
! the new highway commission. This bill
carries an emergency clause.
! A measure known as an act to regu
late motor vehicles is, in its main eff
/ i l., 1 T. HI 4 II
motor vehicle license taxes and devotes
the whole proceeds to road work under
supervision of the state highway com
mission. The old law required thai
motor vehicle licenses be apportioned
to the counties in which they were
collected after payment of the cost OF
! license tags and other ineidentals OF
state administration. The money was
thus scattered and inefficiently expend
I ed in many instances. Under the new
Law the automobiles will pay, on the
basis of the existing number Oh such
vehicles in Oregon, about 100000 3
4 year into the state road fund.
Still another road bill is the Bean
Barrett bonding act. This is a contin
gent or emergency measure. 1t author
ICES issuance, in event revenues from
| established sources are not sufficient
/ to meet allotments of government road
] funds, bonds in an amount equivaleni
to the deficiency. This bill also car
ries an emergency clause, and insurei
expenditure in Oregon of the entirt
government allotment for post roads
and forest roads and an equal sum Of
state money as is required by the fed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
Promising Weather
Weakels Wheat Prices

Chicago, Feb. 2l.-The wheat prices
had setback today. Realizing sales at
the start found the market bare of buy
ing orders. Weather, generally fair ex-
eept in the southwest, where moisture
is needed, gave the market little chance
for activity. Transporting conditions
still preclude free shipping. May wheat
opened unchanged and later lost ] 3-8,
going to sl.78 5-8. July opened down
5-8, later losing Ia to $l.50ta. Sep
tember opened down 3-4, loter losing
3-S to S1.39 Is.
Corn had heavy undertone. Com
mission houses were fair sellers but
the pit was inclined to pay for break
May corn opened down is, later lost
5-s to $1.ol o.. July opened unchanged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
FIRST AMERICAN
LINER SAILS FOR
ENGLAND TODAY
Mongolia Leaves Early Soon
Followed by the i.
Algonquin
NO ATTEMPT MADE TO
DISGUISE BIG VESSEL
St. Louis Kept From Sailing
MAY Be Needed As
Transport

New York, Feb. 21-The first Amer
lean line steamship to leave this port
since the German submarine warning
was issued-the Mongolia-today is
past Sandy Hook and on her way to
Europe. She was followed closely by
the American freighter Algonquin. Both
are bound for London and are the first
American vessels to sail from here for
a British port since Germany's warn
ing.
Officials of the American line were
retieent over the sailing of the Mon
golia, refusing even after she had been
seen to pass out of the harbor to admit
her sailing. She is vessel of 1869
tons and is an out and out American
vessel, having been built in this coun-
try and never having flown any flag
except the American. No attempt was
made to disguise her. She is painted
in regular colors with her name and
registry painted on her sides in huge
letters.
The captain of the Mongolia is Ed
ward Rice, an American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

but subsequently lost 3S TO $i.00 lis.
Oats worked to lower levels, follow
ing wheat and corn. May opened un-
changed later losing " to 81 3.s. July
opened is up later lost 9-S to 80 l.s.
Fair activities were noticeable IN
provisions with prices ruling higher at
the start. Later quotations broke from
5 to 10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
X = = = X = = 4 = = = =
vNHEARD OF PRICES

, z Francisco, Feb. 2l.-Agi-
: tat Y housewives of Los An
: gele. > favor of a boycott
: again, Vegetables which, some
allege, have been held for a ris-
: ing market may spread to other
: Pacific coast cities, it was be-
( lieved today. Although prices of
: perishable foodstuffs in San
( Francisco and elsewhere in Cali
: fornia do not compare with
: those in the east, they have
: still reached unprecedented fig
( ures.
< Potatoes today were selling at
( five cents q pound, retail, and
some fancy grades at that figure
( wholesale. Onions sold at from
< l2 1-2 to Is cents pound
< Wholesale and lima beans at 10
< to IL cents. Wholesale potato
< prices have advanced 50 cents 4
hundred pounds in 80 hours.
Eggs are among the few arti-
eles showing decline and are
now selling at 32 cents. But
( ter was unchanged at SO cents.
Other prices are: String beans,
k30 to 35 cents; peas, 12 ~; sweet
< potatoes, 81 per GENITAL; turnips,
+ $l.25 a sack; squash, 3 1-2 cents
pound.
( !: x x * X * :. Il X x X x X !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

Germany's interests in the United
States and its insular possessions have
been turned over to the Swiss govern
ment and are now being looked after
by DIR. Paul Ritter, close personal
friend of Count Won Bernstorff. DR..
Ritter, has been Swiss minister to the
United States since the summer Of 1909.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
OUR VISITORS PLEASED

The ladies of the senate and house
hereby extend to the ladies of Salem
sincere thanks and appreciation for
their hospitality and many acts Of
kindness during the present session Of
the Legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
HOG PRICES BREAK RECORD

Chicago, Feb. e1. - Hogs
smashed all previous high prices
by nearly q quarter of dollar
today, when the market opened
at Sl2.95 per hundred pounds.
Pigs sold at $l1 per hundred
weight he prices are the high.
est since the Civil war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

A wife never runs away when you
want her TO- TIL most wonderful thing
abont th automobile business is that
yeu never hear one dealer knock aneth-
err ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21
MRS. THOMPSON WILL
Be GUEST Of HONOR
Banquet To Be Given in Port
land to Brilliant Woman
Legislator

Honoring Mrs Alexander Thompson,
OF The Dalles, who represented Hood
River and Wasco counties in the Twen-
ty-ninth session of the Oregon legisla-
ture, and who made an enviable name
for herself as speaker on the floor
of the house, as a clever adviser in
committee, and hacker of all legislation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

CONTINUED on page two.)
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Continued on page three.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-21

Continued from page three.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
8adtGanSIcr fiir qamOlrafen6am.

cSn ser Sibimg ser StoatS.2ano-
itraBenGomnli.Hion bat Der @orii-
Ser 6ranf 8. 3oud sen gori9lae &c.
madt oaB bon so bis 100 3ud)t-
6dusler on oen 9lrbeiten in oel
Stcin6riiden iiir Ocn San BON
StaatSItraBcu bcid6iiigt weroeu ioIl-
ten, INN oaOur6 sic 9(r6eiter frei 81
bcfonmch Oie fir oie 9earbeitung
Der 6ormen uotbwenoig icicl. Die
9lngclcgenbcit miro IN Ger nddiicn
Siblmg micOer 5ir Sprahe fommcn.
@S iiuo uugeid6r 2000 Mam I'M
Staots5ldjtbouS, bon 0enen icood)
MIR Gin flciner E6eiI fir ioIdc gtr-
beitcu Oermanot wcrOen fam. gs
purOe gcItenO acmad)t, oaB bic 9e-
wo6ung ioldJcr 2lr0eiter ein 6iel 81
groBaS A2roblem iei in ser ieBigeil
3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
starG am SlutOsrsiftnus.

@or elmer @obe lpor Elm StraBen-
6o6nwaggon an Milton-9(Oe., na6e
Soifmau.StraBe, Dem odtid6rigen
,Sreoerid S6iplep bon 9lr. 1912 &C.
9foie- StroBe, iiber oen SUB eciabren,
moour1 er einc @erIcbine erlitt,
weI6e ieincu ZOO i'm ct. SSoiepbs-
Soipital 5ur 6olee bate. glQem 9(n-
iheiu nad lit ene 9lutpersiihmg
bin5ugetreteu.
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Gapt. $. $. aic@nc's editial.

Cine 6laibenbotiboft iiber 0o8 Der
i6piu6en OeS Soltimorer Gon.
piers 06reOerid4 in scr &riegs.
8oue bon 5teiport @ottbelps. TT
Gopt.&iebue mar Gin 9oItimorer.
9efebliote friiber ooS omcri-
foniide Sdiff u6rpe".
@or Dem llntcreons ibres @ooteS
I'M otlontiiDen S3ean, in Ger gtGbe
oes @ismcers ic6rieben neun Wtit.
glicoer Scr 9eioslng ciniee 8eileu
an i6re 9lngebori9elL 0ie iie III Der
iiegclten 6loiben oen 0leerespoger
ilber9a6en. Cine oerleI6en lit nad
Baltimore geIongt itno crportet oicic
oic gl6licferlmg an Die @erponOtcn
0eS SAreibcrS. Ser 0onpfer, ipel-
ger friiber inter Dem glomeu n5re-
0erid0 Der oMer6antS & WlinerS
Transportation 60" geborte, mar
inn Sanuar bon 9lelp.yorf nod 9lrh-
angel abgeiobrerL bod mar biSber
feine &llnoc ii6cr icin @er6leibcn elm
getroficn. 6r mar inn gtopember
1915 an cine 6irmo in 9leD- Yorf
OcrfalIft morOen, mel6e i'm inter
benz Commando bon GapitGn S. $.
SEicbnc nit elmer 5raht BON &riegS-
material fir oic ruiiiihe Negierllng
na1 9lr1angeI conlignirt bate. 9b
oas Sdiff in eincm Stlrm 5l Gjrum-
oe ging oOcr ab Oolielbe perienft pur-
oe, miro WobI fir INNER Elm ungc-
Ioites HGtbiel ser See bleibcn.
glus ocn in Der 6loibc Dorgeflm-
ocncn 3eilcn gcbt berDor, ooB Der
Gapitdn bei'm llntergang oeS 0om-
piers in cincm &ettungSboot 0oS
S3iti OerlieB rno Sebn @onn Scr
9ciatung ibrcm. S6idiol i6eront-
mortetc. Der Cert ocs S6rei6ens
lautcte: ullnicr Sdiff 1T am Sinfen
Der Gopitdn bat ms in Sti6 &C.
loiicu. gSir iino inn @on8en oebu
@tann. George Mottbeps, Steporo.
9e6t wobl.~ 9laem 9lni6ein no1
Ging ser Gompfcr. an ocn OrfneD.
Snicln bcrloren ipcil sic Sloi6e bort
on0ctrie6cn mar. 0ic @epobner Ger
Ielben innOten iic an oos otSpGrtige
9lmt in 2onoon peI6cS lie naH bier
peiter beforocrtc. Ser GopitGu botte
Iicb Dor Der 9lbfdbrt gepcioert oos
91iff nod 9(rdongeI 81 bringen gub
aber ipdtcr oo5u icinc Ginuilligung.
gr botte frii9cr ieincn @obnlib in
Baltimore ino 6cfe6liote ocn 0om-
pier n6rge". pclAcr i'm g(niong 0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
Gsar'S ecbca ucrcimt.

Hn @aicott Stir ianO GIN Gam.
itn9 Oie lrntung oeS 6rlS. Gorot6v
y. &cnlD nit S}imaro Sumter Itott.
Nie 9ro!t lit cine Co6ter ocS Sru.
N(6ert aeulu rmO 6rau BON Or.
1905, Gnior- -StroBc, lmo cine Gnfe.
lin oeS Sru. Sobn Is. 3ind unO
6rau. Gas gliidIidG %oar miro i'm
@anie Der Gltern Scr 9rant uo6ncn
weHn IS bon Ser So95eitsrciIe sll-
siidfebrt.
&err @O. g. Soulon, Elm Sobn Oes
frii6crcn 9aie6allMoonoten @N.
Saulou, Fat iid in 9icw Norf nit
Sri. &adel Bitter elmer EoHter oes
$errn Seurp 9liooer per5cirot9et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
seimcn eciOem crlcaen.

1Sm Sitter BON 80 Sa6reu crIog
Gr. gg. 9. Iollaro, elm 8bicror5t I'M
2auOpirt6ibaits- -0epartement, elmer
laugpierigen aranfbcit in Ieincm
ScimL 93r. tS43 @elt-SoDcttc- Str.
Gr bintcrIGbt ouBer ieiuer @iitpc,
lSran @largaret @ollnro, cineu
So6u, 9lo0, icine N}dter, 5wci Bril-
ser imo 0rei SdiueItern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

aein strife ul6rcno Ae9 &rie-
oe8" -RcioMtionen iucroeu bon 6eii.
Qca gtrGcitcrfii6renl oorbercitet uno
am Q}ittiuodb 9l6eno in einer Sibung
Der Baltimore 6cocration Of 2abor"
inicrbrctef, I'M ocu Stanopmtft BON
Gmticl @oniperS nnO DER Nlit9lie-
Scr Nc5 9lr6eiicr GomteS 0eS Con.
ills Scr &atioualcn &eribcioiguugS-
Gonnuiiiion aliircdt 81 erbnlten.
s,om S. Screuioa, Der Erdiiocut Der
beiiacn 6eoerotiou 6eiinoet iitb in
Goriolf, miro aber rcd)t3eitig 3nriid-
fe6rcn Inn oie Reiolution an Yiitt-
mod 81 lmtcr6rcitea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
9SiIitar-GcuIus.

@fttAt%A~ CNAtlA"f
Gie gluinabme Oeiielbeu mu6t Ger
&oli5ei piel Slr6eit. 1ie &oli-
5iiten peroen iibcr 5pei @oGen
6en0t5ieeu. ~ DISQUALIFICATION
perOen troinirt. II &ro.Teuti6e
q @oli5iiteu merOen bewodt. II
Selite 9Iufru6r.&erb0r.
Gie 9lufnobme Oes bon @ouOer-
neur 9argington ongeorOneten Niili-
tdr-Geuius nimmt me6r 3eit in 9ln-
ipru6, ais erportet morOen mar.
Gie %oIi5iitcu be5ei6nen ole 9lr6eit
ais fein &ergniigeh i'm @egent6eil,
iie miiiien ii6 ii6er oic 9Intworten
melbe linen gegeben peroen, drgern.
Gus SUDDEN Der Yiirgerpopiere etc.
nimmt oft ie6r longe 3eit in 9[u-
ipru6 unO bic Eoli5iiten nliiiien
mon6e SGuier 5lpei oOer Oreimol be-
luhen, Inn einen militGrpfli6tigen
Monn on5utreffen. Gie Staots-@en-
ius-8e6orOe bat oQe @or6ereitungen
getroiien, nit Der 3Gblng ser Sra
ge6ogen 5u beginner, iobalO OieieI-
ben cingeianOt iperOen. Caroline
County miro, mie seiteru beridtet
wurOe, 5uerit iertig ieiu
Spe8ial YoIi5iiten.
Sic 3t6 Spe5ial.Yoli3iiten mel9e
anl Sanitag BON Oen @oli5ei.@om-
miiidren eingei6woren muroelL err
balten BON iebt an ieOeu glbeno In
tcrridt in ben oeri6ieOenen @oli3ei.
Stationen, bis lie nit oen &oridrii-
ten lmo Gegelu Oes Gepartements
nollitdnOia pertrdlt limo. 0ie &opi-
tame Der neribieoenen lHtrifte illn.
giren als 2ebrcr.
&rO Geutihe i'm @oIi3ei-
Gepartement.
GeridieOene Nlitglie0er Oes 9Soli-
5ei-GepartementS ioaen iid in oen
Iebten Gngen 6e3iiglid oeS &rieges
in pro-Oeutidcr gGeiie ousgeoriidt
ba6en Ties murOe @}aridoa Garier
beridjtet unO er miro cine einge6enOe
llnteriu9lmg anIieIen laiien Soate
es iiH berauSitellcn 0GB Elm @olt5iit
t6atiddlib lmpatriotii6e 9emerfln-
Gen genadt bat, 0ann miro er por
Die EoIi5ei- 9e6orSc ge6ra9t merOcu.
Sic 9Ini6nloialiug piiroe i6ipcr &C.
mug iein, Inn ieine Gutloinng berbei-
5uiii5rcn.
y r66r 6c3iigliA patrio-
tiiden 9lufrubrs.
0ie &oli5ei-geb0rOe miro 6eute
nit oem %er6or be3iiolid OeS @orge.
benS ser &oli5ei bel Dem 9lufru5r
Dor Ser W}iIiif-9lfo0enrie am 1. glpril
be9innen. llngeiG6r so 9erioncn
bobcn iidb ais 3euoen gemeloet.
Wioribou Garter bat cine llnterIu-
dung ungeiteIt I'M @emeiSnioterioI
81 @uiIten ieiner 9eilte 81 crlaugen.
Gr iuoIlte gcitcrn ieine Sniormatio-
men ni9t 6efonnt MAIDEN.
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gOlorS an saS.GntaluitraEe.

@lorS an SiiO-GutuiuitraFe.
Sin irii6crer @lotroic criAlaaen. II
Sic 6olge elmer ro6eu Scene in
elmer poluiiden &irtbi6oft. ~
@os sic 8et6eiliateu oarii6er
ausiagteu. Gin q q 3uei
llngorn. 8iuei @oIen lm0 f@a-
troie oer6oitet
gSd6renO elmer 9Sriigelei in Scr
@oihpirtbiboft BON StanisIous Sum
fomsfp, Ger. tO5, Sao-@utopsStr,
er6ieIt ser 2S Sabre olte &opmonO
Z. 5eQmo BON Ger. s, Sit9arneD.
StroBe, einen Sdlog n1ittelS elmer
9iaioro-Gueue ouf ieinen Sinter-
fopf unO puroe i6mer berlett, OoB
er 6alo nod iener lle6erfiibrung i'm
lluiperiitD-Soipitnl an Dem S1d0el-
brud uno Der @ebirneridiitterimg,
Die erlitten itor6.
@ie alnfopsfD, elm Eole, uusiag-
te, ipielten Mfliifonten geitern
g}oHmittog in ieinem 9ofol einen
Mari6. Soqono lnO iein @egleiter,
Der 81 Sabre olte 6ranf 9ltfinS, cir
Nlotroie ouf Dem 3oafutter n9(pa-
de-, Der am 6uBe Der Goroline-Str.
Dor 9lnfer Iie9t, iorOerten Oie Whlii-
fanten aut oos nSternenbnnner~ 81
ipielen. Sic Nluiifanten ioQen err
fldrt 6aben feline 9toten 81 bo6en
unO Oos 9ieO nibt aus Dem @eOG6t-
nib ipielen 81 fonpeu. &llntomSfO
6ielt 0en beioen Mduuern Dor, OoB
cine @aihpiribi5oft nidt Ser eeeia-
nete EIdB iiir Oos Spiclen Oes
oSterneibouhers" iei moronf an-
ge6lid5 Der Nlotroic ibm einen S6lag
ms @eiicbt uericbte.
aunfowsfD perlieB leinen &laB
binter Dem S6onttiic1 uno polte Die
0pei unliebiomen @dite binausmci-
fen. Gr rief feline 6rmi berbci lmo
foroertc oieielbe ulf Die Goli5ci ber-
bci0uruien. SSn0miiben fom es 0u
elmer @riigelei in oereu @erlauf
Sellano t6otlib Dermunoet puroe.
gIod @ngaben 0es Matroien ioa
GunfomsfD ousgerufen babcn Bur
$ i. nit benz Stcrnenbonnet, mas
ibn 81 Sbdtlidfeiten oeranloBt boben
ioa. 5eruer ioIl Der @lotroie geioet
bo6en OoB Der @irtb i'm 81 @ooen
oeiblooen lmo nit 6uBtritteu trot-
tirt babe.
Iie @oli5ei berbaitete ouBer Dem
@aihpirtb lmo Dem N2atroien Oen %
SSa6re oIten Soiep6 0is5l BON Ger.
1905, GoleitraBe, einen llngorn, oen
80 Sabre olten 9ombert @ronofSfD
BON Ger. 1905, OecaturitroBe, e6en-
faas Elm llngor, &incent @asfapi5,
einen 80 Sabre olten 9fllilen bon Scr.
1O5, Siio.@utnpitraBe, rnO @Miam
Golo05i, einen 49 Sabre oIten b,len
BON g}r. 105, Sii0-@utamitroBe. Son
mem SeaonO Sen oer66ngniBpoaen
S9log cr6olteu bate, lit nidjt feitgc-
lteQt moroen. Coroner GriscoG pom
weitli9en Giitrift miro cine Inter
iuhimg onitellen
Syn elmer ser SaI1en oes EoOteu
ioa Oie &oli5ei an9eblid feline ltn-
ebrenbofte gntlolirng aus Ser @lo-
rine in Bolton eefunOen bo6en.
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SnaSes.W Wencralanwalt :. ".
e5rcesrg bat oeu biciiseH Bun
ocs. Eiagitts.9Iuiualt Gamucl s..
Gc~nis iOlacubcS Sdreiben 5t.
gcianSi: r(5ee6rtes eerr Sic
iuerocn 6icr6nrdJ uuaewieieu, Dem
uadfolgenSeu @rlaiie Die weiteite
%csbreisnua 5n gebCu. 9cin
frcmOgc6orcacr OentiGer SeinS in
oieiem eaaOc, Der bisger nidt an
GomplOttcn gescn sic Sutcreiicu
0cr Der. Staaten 6etbeiliet uar,
brandJt i'd Dor ben ShrittcH Ocs
sSitfti5.0cpartcmeHtS 81 iiirdJtcn,
10 lansc CT bic folseHOc gSarnnng
bea6tct: ,We6Ordet Oem @cicbe
NIB 6itet Gure 3nnge."
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jrcS.@eriammInna.

Nas Gepartement bon MarDlan0
Der g@roBen 9lrncc ser 9lepnblif~
idlng Qciiern Nodnittag punft !
llbr lein idbrIid6es Eager III ser
~9lco @leu'S Snll4 an 9}oro-Eoco.
9traBc ali 9Rit scr @comtenwa6l
Sie bcatc iaiiiin0et ainmt sic SoG.
res'SeriammImG ibren 9lbidpb.
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Gem lmiiormirten 3iUeig Der ct.
Georges @eielidait, ben bobmildcn
&riessoeteraneL mebreren 6rauen-
&ereinigungen ino Sdulfinoern 5u.
ianmeL pelte an ser groBen Ereppe
Ser S9ule, auf ipelAer Die ecnomnten
&eouer 9hliitellmg genomnen 6at-
ten inter ben &ldngen Der Nlulif
por6ei oeiiIirten.
Sn Der llngcmiB6eit.
g9os nit oen Sifi5iercn mO
@}onni6often ser Orei Oeuti6en
Gompfer, nG6ein", n9tedar~ imo
n9ul9oria", geibebeu miro, oariiber
miro ooS Stoots-Geportement Dor
ousiidtli6 bis ipGteitenS 6reitog
enti6eioeu. S5n5wiiben erfreueu ii3
Die Sffi5iere I'M Sotel Sumter lmO
Die @}annihaiten i'm GetentionS-
SouS oaer 9lnne6mlibfeiteu uno
6rei6eiten, Die ibnen bon ser 3olbe-
borOe geitattet iinO.
@eitcrn Morgen fano inter Ser
9(ufii6t 0es Ginponoerngs Conf
nliiiGrs 9ertrom g. Stump oie I'm
teriucbung ser Sffi5iere uno Mann-
iboiten auf i6re f0rperlide @ennO-
belt itatt. 9nl6 oeribie0ene Sragen
muBten beantportet meroem llnge-
idbr Oieiel6en ole on Ginpouoerer
geri1tet per0en.
Serr Stump ia9te geitern, OoB
ollie 8eridte na6 @ai6ineton ae-
ionOt meroen uno ooB er Suitruftio-
neu iiir Oie weitercu Sdriite aui
Gonneritag oOer ipdteiienS 5reitog
crluarte
3meilnOjman3ig Giii5iere iinO i'm
Soiel Sumter einquartirt, 100 man
linen nit artiger S0flidteit entge-
genfommt. Iie W}dnnidoften tper.
Oeu I'M Ietentions.SauS ser &egic-
rltnq in ser Gomion.StroBe, 2ocuit
@Oint BON Mitglie0ern DER Wlili5 be-
wo6t. Sic Oiii5iere f6nnen na6
pie Dor ibre 6relnOe imo 9efahnten
empiangcn.
Gle 3elte meggeriiien.
Bel Dem Sdneeihirnle in Der pori-
gen gfodf purOen Ole 3elte Der 0li
lis ouf Ger Sniel i'm SuSquebanna
meggeriiien lmO sic @omi6aften
muBteu sic gIadt I'M 6rcien unO
gan5 Orr6ndBt 3u6ringen. gobci er-
fronftcn 3mei Mionn 10 beOcnflidL
ooB man telep6oniiA eincn 9lr5t BON
Sabre DC @roce beiteQte, ser in oen
Shlrmc MIR nit @dibe in einem
Niotorboote sic SnIel erreidte rnO
Damn Die &ranfen in Geden gebiiat
nit nadb Ser Staot 5uriiduobm.
GeSgleitbcn purOe cin Belt ser
Wili5 Dor Dem llnion.Clnnel Ser
Observation-Disclosures imgerpe6t
llnpotriotiiher Sturm.
Syn ser nor00ltli9en &oli5eiItotion
befinOcn lid orci omerifaniibc Glog-
gen luelAe iniolae OeS 6citigen g9ili-
ooS olli oie StroBc oci6Ieuocrt pur-
0cn, neil iie mir nongelboit 6eieitigt
worcn. Sic Gigent6iimer 0ericl6en
fonnen iie in Scr Station in Gm-
pfnng ncbmcn.
6rullen 8ereitidnft is,
Gommiiiion.
Iic bonn @oupcrneur crnonnte
lSrouen @ereitiGoftS @ommiilon
miro 6cute @ormittoa i'm gureou
Ocs @oupcrnerrS cine SiBung bolten
ln0 Id orgoniliren. Ger @onpcr-
neilr iel6It miro ser Gommiiiion er,
flGreL wos BON Sen S5rauen &c.
wiini6t wirS. g8o6ri6einlib miro
6rou 9. @. Gorfron als @rdiioeutin
eriuGblt perOen.
@oIlcn @iirger merOen.
Sm 9un0es-&reisgcribt m0 i'm
Common @leoS. .@eri6t erlongten
eeiieru IA Geltibe, II Seiterreiher,
8 9hiiien. Gngldn0er nno 2 Stale.
ner i6re erIleu &apiere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

5elearapEiidler g9etierbcriAt.

glrs oen ii6rigen 8unOcs.@etter,
9cobadtnngS. .Stntioneu mnroen Die
iolgcnocn nieorigiteu Eemperoturen
Die i'm 8 llbr geilern 9lbenO bcrrid.
ten beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
llatcr6alinnss .g9cgiuciicr.

,,gluoitDfinnt" Come Bad 10 Grin"
,,,s0t0 s." 9;crU Gooo 0oDie'
,,t8ancn"Z H. G. NelmiD Nure5lers".
,,Ajiypo6rUmc'' g,nuoeb!ue uRo &anoelbiloer
,,M;arnlnub &nuoebiae mo &nnoelbiloer
,,.usnri. .gliaotmic" Ibc geilop Sdet".
,,liciOrin" liuuOcplle uno lSnlloeibiloer.
.,g}eltnnurc GnmpbDnic.Crncitcr" 5reiid0
N l3 Npril $50 gbcnOa, Gon5ert IN Der
inrir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
ennnennnf. nnp .lInteraana.
lntb
ggeiieran5fdJten.

SIR DlarDIdn0 lno ben GiItrift
Columbia 6eute llar umO norOwelt-
iiAc @in0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

ariegcs Dcrienft mlroe, 6eiien llnter-
gang 6mii6cn DER omefifaniihen inO
0clltidDen 9tcgicrlng cine i1orfe &ei-
bllng bcrDorrief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
NsI0bIidleS (snSc.

Ger 80 Sabre oltc SSilliom 8.
&boOeS Itorb ploblib in Dem Seinl
leiner EoGter, 6rau s. g9. @oiiol,
9lr. sol 6ronflin Eerrace. 9l6oScS
mar Elm StaatS-Gobnf- -Snipeftor, Elm
Seomtcr i'm bieiigeu 4SoItomt lmo
eiu 9lniieber Der Safcnbe60roe gone
len @r 6interIdBt A G66ter. Sic
EruuerieierIi6feiten finocu 0eute
9io6mittag ltott. 9ic 8eiicbrug ser
Seihe eriolgt ouf Dem @reenmolnt-
Cemetery.
Gr- 6ronf 93. SHUTTER, Elm frii6erer
9oltimorer lit 5um SonOels-9lttohe
Der anlerifoniiden @otidaft in Sya-
pan ersomt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
yiupoeS 1cpartemeut fir 2auSuirtg-
ldlaft-9D -9Dettcr. giirean.

gt0rnGle lcmperatur. /. so @ra0.
Dliilcrc Ccmpcratur~... 36 @raO.
6odlic Scpcratur. AZ Gjro0.
Nic6tieite Genlperoiur. % Gra0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
llridIt 6es @alIimprc MctierbIireans.

Ger 1eudltiafeitsgebolt Der 9uit
iYar &C 4rojeat Inn 8 llbt Morgens
rn0 Al Hru5cnt Inn s llbr glbcnos.
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aleparatnrcn aln .9lheiu.N

Sic 9ieparalurcn an 0clH iHternir.
ten 1onpier n&6cil~ mcrOcn nit
@iier On Gnoc ociii6rt Gs miro er.
maricf oaB oas Sdifi 6aIo mieOcr
IN erItfIaiiiGem 3nitano iein rirO.
Sin Sngeliuw uno Orci Scijer iino
on 9oro uno rcparircn oie @laibine,
sic aciicl ina ie6en nod 0cr SCI.
pnG. 3i lDelden 3meden ser
oM6ein~ pcripau6t miro, III nod nid5t
crt6iat worocn. Nlm brotbtc in
G7ria6rung, oaB sic Matroieu Oe5
..9}edor~ mc6rerc Gage Dor ber
Grieqs Grfldrura &in0fleiih I'M
g9crtGe oon $3.50 gefauit 6otten.
Gas Sleiid miro in oas CetcntiouS,
bcu5 gebradt.
GonareBnlitglieo Golbott 6ot sic
9l6iid6t, cine Bill i'm GongreB cin5u.
rciden, wonah eiu 0lonn nin0e.
cei.cns iecbs Goge mii elmer 6arm
aeorheiiet Gn6cn nlB. ooer CT lutO
81 Ben Sol0aieu cinge5ogeu