davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
ns5eOeratiOn Of ea6Or, "


gldtitlinocn.Eag nnO 2obner6o6ung
iiir oalciScrncbcrinncn llnion
gir. z. @iaiom @ooo6uc pom
9Iew.Seriep belt cine 8iinOcnOe
9lmpru6e oeaeH bo6e 9ebens.
foiteu.
Die seitriee @eriammlmg mar
ie6r gut 6eiubt, trobOem feine 6eion-
oers widtigeu @eibdite porIaeen.
Gelegot Ott BON Der n8uidneioer,
lluion" iorOcrtc Die 9elesoteu ser
Oerihieoeuen Srganiiotiouen aui
ieiuc Union IN opm @antpie nit Dem
imbillieeH 9eriabren nebrerer Sir
men 81 liiitcritiiben.
Die 9elegGiin ser alcioermoac.
rinnen-llnion glr. Z modtc Sen gln.
lucienocn befanrt, OaB tic ole giniiib.
rung oes 9lbtihnoen.Sa nit ei-
uer 2obn5iiloeen BON 10 8ro3cnt
ourdgeiebt 6dttcn pclde 9InfiinOi.
guug nit groben geiioG oernomnien
luuroc.
Ginc Geleeoiiu Scr r@omcn's
SroOe Union 9ieo" 6ielt 6ieraui eiuc
glniprahe, IN nelc6er iie oic 9ortbcile
bcruorbob, weIhc oic WiiteleOidoit
Ser o@omens IraOe Union Siea"
in ocn eonscn @creinigtcu Staotell
init lid brinGe.
RrdiiOent 6erguion iiclltc biernliI
8illiam @ooO6uc aus yclu. .Seriep,
cinen Greaniiotor ser oSiternutionol
brotherhood anO @eliarc 9Iiio.
riotion", por, Der @ropagouoa iiir ici.
ue Srgoniiotion ooourb 5li MAIDEN
nIdte, onB er in 6citigen 8orteu bic
aopitaIiiten GHoriii Oic, wie er iaatc,
fin Oic boben qebrnsnIittelprciic Der.
antlportlid icicn. Seine Srganiia.
tion Iei iiir einc 9erbeiiernug Oieier
3uftauoc imO fiir ole 9IiIibebimg Scr
9lrbeitsIoiietsit.
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8luci iredlc ggpNfapfe.

Gic Eolbci 1T aIi Der Sndc nodl
5lpei 9leqcru Die I'M @roccrcIaocn
scr Srou 9cua ,Sarobiou 9ir. 1918,
NPnllifn.Strabe, einc alehigfrit
'fouitcn imO ploeIib Der eigent6iine.
rim ibtc S6iirje, III ocren Saidc i'd
'$il beidnoeib bonn 2eibc riiirn ilno
citilo6ea Srall Sacobion iob Oic
Wldnnor III Scr &idltliug oeS Nrooo.
iUoB loilicn llnO iolstc ibnen bod
oerihmonoen Oicielbci bolo ibren
.NIiden.
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Ger 9au eines ToppeltunneIs bon
DER 9lortb.glUenue imO McMehcn.
StroBc bic nah ser @indciier. Ctr.
Der inter scr ut. RoDoI.9lor., eau.
rens. StraBe. 3renont.9lpeuue, Sat
terion.2Ipcuuc mO @ilnior. .Strabc
lauicn wiirOe, miro IN ser oriitcn
@eroronine UoreeitIagen. SScrner
cmpficbIt iic pcridbicoene moerc inn.
inugrcidje gcrduocumgen Die nit
ocr gIuIesIug ocs 1umclS uotbig
lucrocn.
Sn CSeihditsfreiicn 6erribt oie
SlnIiht oob oie D9cnhiDIpanio.ei.
ienboFn" iebr oiel pcrlon9t. Gle
Shliebuna Der StroBeu IN Der O,dbe
oeS Goluert.9obn6oies miirOe sic
Staot in iait 3mci 16ciIc ibuciocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
Der @eItfries bentc Dor siucm
Sabre.
%. 2Sahuar 1916.

sSn 3louoertt mo in glrtois
eeben blutiee 0dmpie 81 lIngim.
iien Der 3ran5oien. 81 Gnoe..
9ie autbeoralc mo Der Iem
plcrt6urm in glielport peroeu
pon oeutider 9lrtiacrie nieoeroe.
Iegt. neil bic Srnil5oieu auf ocu.
icIben 9eobahtnngSpoiten einge-
rittet 6otteu. Giinfirben uno
0ancb roit oeutiden 6liescrn nit
gomben bclegt 9lanc1 liegt inter
ocn 5elier itpercr ociltitcr gIr.
tillcrie.
Ger in Den Eieniien Der britt
irbcn 9leaiering Ilebenoc Tam.
pier o9loriemon" bon 1880
Sounen lit pcrniAtct iuoroen.
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OmobiIQInsaeIlnna.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
9rud om 5weitcn Gage picocr gut
6eiudt. lle6er 250 Der ie6cns.
wiirOieiten araihpaecn ausae.
iteIlt. ~ Eie mooernitci 0laift-
nen crregen oie gleugieroe.
Gle MISUNDERSTANDING in ser
@ofienbale Oes 8. geaimenis, Soii.
mau- ino 9oltou.StroBe, mar aud
geitern ipipOer oas 3iel imgeldbIter
SportSliebbaber bcioerlci @cidledtS
uno iegIideu glltcrs. glm eriieu
glbeno mar Die 9utsitclhng MIR 21s
ShmOen eeoiinet, trotoen Orangten
iid 5piideu 5000 bis 5000 01eu.
ideu in Der rieiieen Soae, Inn sic
t917er Nlooclc Der oeridicoencn
6obritonten, Oos iogenannte lebte
@ort i'm gegeniu1rtigen Stonoe ocr
SnOuiiric, an5nie6en, genii9euO 81
bepumOern ein Dem @eihmad unO
Dem @elobeitel paiienoeS gliitomobil
81 foiiien ooer 81 miiniden, in nidbt
81 ipeiter 3ufinit oit6 einmol eiu
glilto ibr eigen nennen 81 fonncn.
Gieielben Gorfommniiie wieoerboItcn
iicb geiiern. Ger glbenobeiud mar
e6en 10 gut iuie an Grofimmgstoge
oOer, penn mogIidj, nod ctwaS 6eIIcr,
6ier5li fomen ober nod biele Gan,
ienoe, Oie I'M 9oilie Oes Cages iid
eineeiteGt botteu. Gic augren5enoen
StraBcn lunren nit glutomobilcn bon
geiudern OiHt beiebt mo moren
itumme 3euseu Der nod 10 iimecn
mo bod idon 10 bod enhuidelten
imO oiisgeoebnteu Snotitrie.
Tie 3n6l ser ouSgeitaten arait.
imngen betrdet pole $50, uno ga oie.
iel6en nIlen ocrfiigboren Golm ehi.
nebmeu, 10 fonnten bon oen 2eitcru
nur iolde JugeIaiien iueroen Ole 3um
Gerguiigen Oienei.
Cir gerfGiier bon Qoit.S(iltomo.
biIen baben oesbaIb in ibren eigencn
@eIhdftsIofaIen oieie 3ur Sdou &c.
ite1t mo boIten oilBer0em elm Spe.
5ial.9lutobus 5nr geriiiaung ioI6cr
@erionen oie nad oeu peridieOencn
gerfauislotolcu iabren moaeu nm
Die ueridieOenen @arten BON 2ait.
&roitmaaen anieben ino einerGrobe-
iabrt imter5ieben pollen.
@ie bereits bcri6tet, III oie &C.
id)Ioiiene Gar" oieIes Sobr MODERN,
uno es Nno penigiicns Elm babies
9ubeno beridDieoener Supen in ser
Garroiierie Oertrcten. Die 9IousItat.
tiIng Ginger Oicier 9lutos ipottet ie.
ser 9eidreibung, uno cs iii oesbaIb
fem @luOer, ooB Der gerfaiiisprriS
GINGER WloOeIle Der befannteIieii
Marten bon $1,000 bis ioqar $4,000
betrdat. God 1T ouh fir oeu meni.
ger VemittIten geiorgt, lmo ole lSa.
britantcn Der 81 einem @reiis BON
utter Sl0O Bis $500 ongcbotencn
0laihincn bobcn 9crbclierlmeel
oIler 9trt, ioiucit uic es nit Sem Ser.
toiliSpreiie imo oen Seritenmasfo-
iten angdnglid ipar, getroifen.
gIud gclicrn wor am Gage iouo6l.
wie wdbreno OeS 9lbenOS fir muii.
faFiide llnter6olhmg mlf's Bette &C.
iorgt. @ouuerneir Sorringfoii
@1por Ereiton ino onoerc promi-
nenie Gcrionen crbielten bon Oen
Seitern Der 9lnsiteaung einc ofii5ielle
GinlaOung, bod bo6en Oieielbcn bis
ioWeit oic 3cit ibres 9ein6es nod
ni6t ongegebcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
gcIcnrapliidIer gseiter6erIdlt.

QIns ocn ii6riaeu gunoes.8etter.
observation-disclosures milroen Die
ioIaeuocn nicOrieiten Tenperdtureu,
oie i'm s llDr ociiern 9IbenO berri6.
TEN, bcridjtet:
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nuor oerltorbcncn Or. SSos. 81. Sedl'
tia bon gir. 1903, gforo.@borlcs.
Strobe, wuroc oeitcrn i'm 8oiien'
geridlt einaereiht. Gr binterI1bt Iein
eon0cs &erm0een ieincr SSroll. 9iod
Oeren EoOe fdat es Oen beiocn God
tern 81, bon oencn cine in SStolien
oIs tSrofin SEcrps Ocrbeirot6et III.
8ietid'S &Iogc.
SIN Superiorgcri1t ipurOcn sic
YcrbnnOhmecu in Dem gro5eIie oes
9lrditctten Sbeoocr @. Gieticb qe'
itern fortgeictt. @cfonntlib bat Sr.
$ictid) Oie StotOt um ocn Helt iei'
uer Gonmiiiiou fiir 9SlGnr in6 Spe.
5ifitotionen fir Den gou oes Wauni-
5ipol.@icrs bon $500 perfIoet. Ger
glciu PORTER u! &. Gow mar ols
3clge Der Stotot eeitcrn oilf OenI
StonOc. Gic @erbonOIinaen iperOeu
nod cinigc Sogc IN 9lniprudy neb.
men.
Gin ~9lttentGter~ beItroft.
Clarence @uel BON g4r. 1886,
Sidorp .9lOeme, puroe geItcrn inI
Stacnogerirbt bon &ibter @iaioms
our 3obIing elmer Strafc bon 81
perurtbeiIt, neil er Elm .9litentai"
ueriibt boben ioa. guca mor out
Solnitog in oem @onoel6il6er. Sbeo.
ter Slr 90S, gScIt 36. Stra6e; uie
Der SelO Oes Stides oie 9lnaebetetc
Oent eiieriiidtieen @eener entriB, CT.
ploOirte cine ngombe". Ole erplo-
lion ridtete 6mor teinen Sdoocn olL
oo6 bieIten iid oie 3uidouer iofort
Die yloic 5lL pereoBeh oos id6nc
Stiid imo eilten oen 9lusg1naen 5li.
Cine llntcriudlng ergob. oob @ncq
bic o@ombe" nit Dem iibelriehen0fs.
Snbolt obiihtlih bort 5um erpIoo.
rem aebrodt bate; er lpuroe perbof.
tet unO ocm Sueeuoridter oorge.
fiibrt.
eStn ..GmcrInn. SnfpI" hpoonn 90.
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sem C8rridtsDerfa6ren H6cruieicu,

Ter % So6re alte NiIliam $.
2daiier non gir. 6i2. SQmpocu.
glvemlc. lunrOe eeitern uou Ritier
@adoro in ser mittIcrcn Foli5eiitu.
iion inter Der 9luihuloigimg an.
oc6lih S20S.7O, ons Giaentbum Der
.Neiiern Union telegraph Co.
uutcridlagen 81 6aben oem @cribts.
perInbrcn iibcrmIelcn.
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lllDItI =. y. 2Oue. TIT Slele Nte
lens meroeu in Oieiem Sabre as.
p5aItirt. Goutroft.9eboroc Oer-
go6 niebrere Gontratie.
Gic 6euer 9e6oroe 6eforoerte in
i6rer geiirieeu Sieuna 9ieutcnant
Sugb 2operp, Or 1O4t, gallepItr.,
lUelher Der Spribeu So. g1r. is an.
acborte, gum Gapitan Der Spribcn.
So 0r. IS an Stene ocs Dor elmer
gsode peritorbenen Capt. So6u S.
Ylorgan. 2ooerD IpurOe am 4. Ioi
1904 i'm 5eitcr Geportement ange.
itelt 9lht Sabre ipGter piiroe er
5um 2ieitenont gemoft Ger
S6laudiiibrer Soren5 q. Cole bon
Scr Spribcn so. g1r. 33 pitrOe 5uH
Sicllteuant 6eforoert. @r trot I'M
Sabre 1909 in Dos 6euer Ccpartc.
ment Elm. Charles O.. Boone bon
glr. 343l Seneca 9lpenuc, purOe
als Siilis SSueeuiclr ongeitelIt. Gie
ge60roc miro in Scr ndhitcu SiblinB
# Dofmtc Stcllcu 6cictcn
2 itung Scr Ffloitcrungs.
8ebor0c.
Cic &iloitcrilteS 9eborOe er.
nonnte eeitern Srn. 5. &. SGeriOan
bon 9lr. 52l, Sit giort6 9lbc., olS
Snipcftor. Gr miro icine Steae om
udditeu Wlontog ontretcn. Nlopor
BreIton no6m all ser Sibung S6ei(
Gr wiinidt oo6 Sic @flaIierlnes.
Gontrofte fir 1917 io6oIO ais mog.
lid ougefertigt werOei ioilten oo.
NIT oie llnternc5mer geniieenO Belt
baben, ibrc Sfierteu porylberciten.
Solgenoc glIleus lperocn I'M QmIie
oieieS So6reS oSp6altirt tperoen:
Soronn 9laeu. bon 9iortb gl0c,
bis oberbal6 @ilionitroBe.
Soroau gIllep, uon NilionItroBe
bis RoieiiraBe.
@cGulIob 9laeD, pom Srdoroitr.
bis 2anDaeItroBe.
Nlcgullob gIaeb bon Saiabette.
9lDeuue bis 9loomeiiroBe.
9erteleD 2laep, uon SomorO, bis
Gatbeoraliirabc.
2opegrope glllep, bon Wlt NoDul,
9Ipenae 6is Sones SAILS.
9oUcsroOe 9Ineg, bon 9anpdleitr.'
bis SrentoniiraBe.
9iiceitraBc, uon GorroIIton. bis 5itr
Sremont.gIuenuc.
RiceitraBe bon Carer. bis Boob
ucarItroBe.
@ooopearitraBe, BON 2muoIe, bis
SrnnfIinitrdBc.
SbicIos 9Illeb, bon @reeupilop.
bis GitdcritraBc.
@iImcr SlIleD, bon SoIfnIan. bis
@itfcritraBcs
gincent glltcD, BON SoIlius. buS
Saratogaitrobe. f
Siuceut 9IneD, bon BrnttitraBe
bis sum Baltimore C6io 9abns
G'eleiic.
Oloion 9fae0 BON Dolphin Bis
SoiinioniiroBe.
Nlnion 9Iaeg BON BreitonitraBe
bis Gdnel.9IucD.
Nlaion glaeD. bon &ilioriir. bis
SoirensiiraBc
Camel sIlleu, bon @looiiouitr bis
GatDeOralitrobe.
SentinS 9lae1. bon Soiimon- bis
GolpbiuitroBe
Smitbitrobc, uou @euuiuluanio.
9lpc. bis Murtle 9Ipc.
S'oot9itraBc pon 6oseD. bis Bin,
lrcntiiroBc
'2lqeD oitlid uon @roaoiuoD II. Wlo.
iOiioniiraBc biS @arnesiiroBc.
I 2ittlc gIeoioutiiraBe, uon Goi6e.
0raliirabr bis @orf9ipc.
Souegrope s(llep. bon ct Yoll'
Ibis @leaiortirabc.
glorO SuIoeS 9lGcD, BON G6orl
llesitraBe bis ForiSlOc
NpD 9laeb, BON 9Sorf gluc.. bis
SUioniiraBc.
Niliou gllcv, bon Fort-9lDc. Big
1piouiiraBc.
Rubor9iiraBc Don Stcdton bis
WrecnciiraBc.
W}ebretc 6 ontxOftc perge.
/ BEN
Sic Goniratt 9eboroe beiieats
geitern Del Der Gurefa Soie Ylia.
So BON SpraciIic. R..g, 10000 Sub
SdIdud)e iiir OaS Scuer Geparte.
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llnterhaItnnae.g .gpenlueiier.

,9lutlfDrlnm"-M ~ little Girl IN q bio Gin"
,1OrO' 'e"- Srimbile 2mnn"
,,VaDriD 4Ibc Ipurilie"
,,clppU0rumc" -Gnn6epiue uHo gAaubelbiloer
,, ,,Niarhlnu0" 49, NduOcbine
,NlnrtAlnoeWir' r'.. pclnridb Der Qdic"
,,Niuprin"- BanbeOiuc unb Q6nnnelhiocr.
oHihauan'S Sbcnfer" Sonnerii0Q Den l.
cbuiar Sct irene NaHerdo"
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9|Iauc scr lScunNluania Giicuba6u.

%urOcn ecitern Diapor @reitou uors
eeIegt. Gic Gcroronugeu iuer.
Ben i'm StootrotGc in scr nGh.
itcn Sisung eingereiht weroeu.-
Bic qluSiii6rlrng ser @lduc mir.
&c ilnscfd6r $t5,0Oo,OOO benz.
ibioeu.
Sic 9enniDIpanio Giien6o6n @e.
ieIIibait Iegte geitern Morsen DidD
or 9Sreiiou i6re @Idne bejiiaIid) Der
benbiidtigten gerbciierIngeu unN
gergroBeruug i6rcr 9(nloge in gaIti-
more in Sorm BON orei Geroronlin-
gen Dor. @ie @loDor BRETON ipoter
I'M Sauie oeS @eiprddes NIT Oen 8c.
pr6ientonten ser Giienbo6n @eieIi.
ibait eriudbute, iiuO Oie nenen Yldne
iait aenou Oieiel6et ols oieienigen,
bic ibm Dor ierbs So6reu porseleet
mor0en morcn gl6er ole bon Ser
Stoot erportetc Gleftriiirtng Oes
@crfebrS innerbol6 Der Stootqren.
5en muroe BON ocr @eieaidoit IN
ocu &eroronungeu poIlitdnOig unbe.
riidiidtiot aelaiien. Gie 9[usfiib.
runo Ser Glone tpiiroe ser GenniuI.
ponio GiIenbo6n ilnoef66r $4,000.
600 foiten. Gic @eielifoft beoblid.
fiat. nuei ncuc Ii1ineIs parallel mil
Sen g1illon. inO SoffmonitroRcn.
on3uleocn. 3piidcn Ser
9ot6. lluo .RoSiIonitrobc ioa Gin
orober ,Srodt 9o6n6of onoeIeot
ilnb nc6en ollOcrcn meitaehen0cugler.
oroBeriinoen ioIl ol,h Sic Soaioon.
StroBc eriucitcrt lperOen
Sef %eneral A9ent oer vller'
oapi' = ~elelllpait nj. @olnole va
irooe pon &llIlIhgtoll NeL' nm
pr GEORGE u. Slnllldlolb DER &C.
geIllUaril9e @eneral g9enf oer ~e'
lelllWaIr III Ynlfllllore' le9fcn "Ia0or
%rellon olc *lol'e Dor.
Sr qotrobc iootc ooR or iSnimt.
Iid,e qsISue rio leiue 6Sesenid6ft IN
9oItimorc ouSiuiiibreu ocSenft mi
Sen 9iih oeIeot bnbe ,,n6 6ob. SIC.
IeI6en seiner oInliht nod ouue6mbor
;picn Sponor gSrciton ,ncioertp Sih
oeiterr be,iioIih Der roiien q,ISue
ieinc gPein,iuo N SuBcru. Sr aotrobc
ipirO Sen q,r1ii0enien Ses speiten
,Rotbs,,peioes. so6nSubert eri,,heu
Sic 9erorSnilnoen bci Der nShiten
SlBlln9 oes StaotroipeS ell'dllre''
uen' ger YFo9or llt Der ueperdel''
9lll'g onB oIe Yennlqlpanla Sagn
llH perelt ertlaren lplro, oen |erlept.
llulerpalp GER Staot 81 elettrllirell,
lqpalo oaS StaotrniDs eo'l'ie iuo
o'e SIo9ef Ne9oroe ole SerorOI'll',
gen a'9 'nl9lllnlIg .oe]elWne'L o2er
ole %l'oaet @eporoe ~ Dope @e6
ou9rel lllr oie 81 0elplil'genoe'l %Wc. %
rentlalllen oerlqngens piro' M. So''
lrooe lpelgerie llcp alS er oedn9tlN'
oeF SletirllIrllnas e, ,Sfssagge ,ssgg elrelts s8uF
Sfeoe eeltellt lonroc, elne AnlIuorf jl
9coer, luos dllr glnapllle oereai'9L
oaB leIne @elellpali oiele 5rq9e III
Sllliergrl'Ro ge0aliell Dqi Hp' epell'
tl'ell lpoter Yelpllpalulger ~ erBq''
iely I'loenl liea lldl oerelt ertlarf, earf,. lp'
ren @erte1r nlnerpalp oerStaoigrell'.
sen nIIitellt vleffrBltot dn pelreloen'
I'm ciner Scr .Sroi gcroron,uoen
miiyid,t Sic .ScieI(ihoit.
i,hter Ocr ,rroiionsetroke onitott
a,nei cseIpiien NOR SerieIbcr leoen II,
6iirien, ionic ,nci neitcrc GeIei'e
inter Ser giSolc.s .strobe. iibcr hem
olten S,ett Scr Soncs ,SSdc Tie ger.
,Nt NJ ..l, i, =,
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NrIeaeipeMSeM.

Sir sic llnteritiitunG Der gsitt.
ipcu lmo @oiien Der Gentrolmofte:
uon 1rm Q. $500
sYiir sic oeItiden Sttegs9etongenen
IN sen eiseeiiloeu sibirieu's sinsen
qenfrn eiu:
BON Trou Q. $l 90
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sunnenaMf. nnS lInteraana.
Elnth.
g9etieramsfdlien.

Sir Mor9Iauo uuo 0eH 3iitritt
Columbia behe Resen mo DeitIide
Ssiuoc Z
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Niir Elm Srimoetranf.

Gas BON SEQ. G'dntber eehrante
Bier 1T Sns bette. gicle genrtbciler
uon Yicr ertldrcu, oab eS irscIlo ei.
mem erltflnIiigen niisldnolihen 9ier
gIeibfonrilt. @eraOr oos Ding iiir
oen 5auiiIienacbralidj. 6cineS AFRO.
ma beiicr e5cidmad liuo iebr ndbr.
trditig. Tirett non ocr Yroucrci
Ourd Sie ncnciten Nloibiuen abge.
iiillt, moOilrb aasemeine Sleiubeit &c.
iihert luirO. 0ilie ST. Yboue:
Dolfc 20.
t,Nhiis,iHiJro,Eo) (9Iu)
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9lit $50 nnS aullsn bei!raiI.

Ga CT nngcbld Gran glnitie Sitd.
cod bon glr. 1910, Gcoor.2lpemie,
nod einem @ortlucdiel iiinilnaI ME.
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tern 9lbcnO Der o@orDlano Sroter.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25
INWUT37 7LTVUIIIITVNI THE NWWVIU
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-25

Sic gontrott 9ebotoe beiiellts
gcItern bei Der Gurefa Sole Mig,
so. BON Spraciiic. R.-g, 10000 6uB
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM WELSH PASTOR

Rev. F. L. Phalen of this CITY Ma,
received a very interesting letter from
a personal friend of his who al pres.
ent is pastor Of a large UnItarts,
church in Cardiff, Wales, Rev Fred.
erick Blunt Mott. Mr. Mott and NJ
Phalen have been associates IN hoA
continents but it has been some time
since the former has been in tbs
country. At present he himself is cor
nected with the Motor Volunteer Corny
and assists in taking the wounded
from the trains and removing them 10
hospitals, all of which is done e,hs-
at about l. or in the night
His son. Barton Mott, is nru,sr.
ant of the first grade with the Roya.
Flying Corps having been in Frame
two years and having been promoted
from the third TO the first grade lieu.
tenant in that time and now has sr.
cial commissions offered him In rcsar!
TO which he is in London When The
war broke out, Barton Mott was
young engineer in Japan but M cam.
to San Francisco directly. crnsslng HI
continent on his bicycle and mak.ns
the trip across the seas 10 Join In this
great work. Mr.. Mott also has ~,
nephews who are officers in the Roya
Artillery, but one has been WOUNDED
so severely that he has been sen
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
MAKING KULING
GERMAN COLONY

Kuling. China, Sept. 25.-Foreign res
idents Of this mountain resort are in
dignant over the action Of the Chinese
government which has converted the
resort into a refuge for Germans and
Austrians. The government issued an
order permitting Germans and Aus
trians to entee here, but forbidding
them to leave AS the living expenses
are low and many cottages are avail
able, Germans have rented these and
are converting them into winter
homes.
In consequence, Kuiing will be
strictly a German colony at the con-
clusion Of the summer tourists sea-
son. This is especially displeasing to
enemies Of Germany who live here the
year round. and may result in aban-
donment of the foreign school, hos
pital and sanitorium maintained here
for missionaries and other foreigners
in the Yangtze Valley.
China failed to intern enemy sub
jects at the time Of her declaration Of
war upon Germany and Austria, be-
cause she did not desire to assume the
expense which would have been in
volved in preparing camps for enemy
subjects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
TIMES DESCRIBES
RUSSIAN ANARCHY

LONDON. Oct. H-The Times today de-
votes column to a dispatch from It's
Perowrsd correspondent describing the
state of anarchy spreading throughout
the Russian provinces
The dispatch mentions aErarian disor-
ders In the districts Of Mohiev and Sar-
s,ov rioung IN Khsrkov resulting in the
arrest 81 ~ ringlesders; street fighting in
Kursk and Illicit distilling ut Neronesh
which led 10 Wholesale drunkenness and
the severing ~ communication between
easkkert. Turkestan. and Petrograd
In retrogrsf." the correspondent adds,
condition. ar. little better. with the po-
lice searching for 1900 criminals Cues
tionabie resorts and night clubs are null
tipiying Gambling Il enormously on the
inereass. AZ one resort the minimum stake
being Nno runles There are many acct
1ent IN the streets from motor cars coll
iidine ara tram carr being deraiied Rob
nerfes are Increasing In fact no one
seems tn care ahou, anything"
rhs government he says IS combat
Ting ne malay through the assistance
Of dis,rfe. committees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
IN MONEY MARKET
America Will Hold Dom
inant Position After
War Says japanese
Commission

TOXIC. Sept. 1-(Correspondence Of the
Associated Press).-The United States will
hold a dominant position in the money
market Of the world after the war, in the
opinion OF members Of the special Japan
csc commission which will visit the Unit
ed States In October to investigate the
financial and economic measures adopted
by the United States to meet the exigen-
cies Of the war. The commission ts head
Cd by Baron Tanetaro Megata- Announc-
ing the purposes Of the visit to America,
the commission stain:
THE financial measures which the Unit
ed States has adopted for the time OF the
war and the economic policies which she
has framed for the period to follow the
war have been planned on large scale
and with great foresight, so that they
will naturally bring about an entirely
new situation In the industrial and mon
etary circles OF the world.
Therefore the sending Of these COM
n1issoners to the United States in order
to enable them to observe personally the
conditions actually existing in that coun-
try and so to create between the two ma
lions better understanding which shall
serve 20 promote the mutual interests OF
both countries, will not only be inetru-
mental in furthering relations OF init
macy between Japan and the United
States, but also will have the good effect
Of bringing into clearer light the indus
trial and financial fields OF this empire
both during and after the war.
That the United States will hold a
dominant position in the money market
Of the world after the war seems quite
certain, and consequently to strengthen
the basis OF cooperation with her'is tan
tamount to advancing the economic posi-
ton Of this empire
I'm this selection Of the commissioner.
comparatively many appointments have
been made from business circles mas
much as the necessity Of making the IN
vestigation a combined effort of govern
ment and people was keenly felt by the
authorities