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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

9lrt6r 9l @cIt 25, um0 9lor0uc.
rite 4mic 2i,
@oworo y &euiom 90 @ooonS,
MO, uuo 9iettie y. s9ri96t %, Suw.
ion. @t0.
@arm ", EoDlor 25, luo @rocc
g. @iacrcit %, Steu6enoiGe, Ohio,
S,o6a &oneiff %, uno Bertha s.
Mori6oa, ..
Stephen VI. 9Iopat, 81 iiuo 60
pbia aitcoS, 1S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Gin litcrariidJer Gjcuitii.

Gicnltog, oen %. Sanuar, 9lbosy
mirO Or Sans @1uacr mls gtem. 9ort
elncn Sicocrobeno i'm @emeinoebalile
Der 3ionStirdc ncronitoltcn ST trd9t
oclltlbe GolfSlicOer oltf Der 2olte
Dor crflart 0cn Scrt imo sic @lclo'
oie, iingt 0ie sSciic uno gicbt inE
Sallle ocs 9lbenos cine @eidi@te Deg
ocnil@en &oHSIicoes BIS IN sic 9lcu-
5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

@liucr8pille Eo., IL. San.
Hiuter 6. q. @rlmm bonn Sfugl
fia,Gountp Common 8lcaS.W .Weridf
ueritarb bier III ieiucr 4chniiilg an
sen Solgen cines SNlaaauiallcs. gu
murOc am 9teuiabrStaac non cincm
5hlog betroTicn unO mar felt OieIcr
3eit bcpliBtIoS. Ger @eritor6enc
bate cin 9Ilter BON rs Sobren er.
rcidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
lariicr gl0Nrpait anher getrie0.

9SariS, II. Sonlar. Die ga.
riicr 9Soit6eborOeu boben um nn
SobIcH mo 6clieumg Sill iparcn oen
&o6rpoii6etrie6 eingeitellt. Gilige
GoiiiaAen lmO tleine Nndefc luerocn
0lr1 Aaoia6rcr beltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
9lenNieILn Nahre sina.eina.

@ou8bteepfie, ytYv n.
Sanuur. Scr 23 Sabre alte Gable
Saliteao ans oieier Staot muroe im
guprcmc-@ariht 0lrH 6cn gtidlter
@orIdbailcr 5n i9 Sabren gine'
Sing perurtBeilt, naH6em oerielbe
geitdnoie mar, criuliuelIe glHgriIie
uuf 3rpei GaiiarsGoaeg StuSeHtinaeH
uuo einc gln5abl mocrer iunger
@t1o1cu ans 9Soiigbfeepiie aHsgc
fiibrt 81 haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
@oSsh.Gun1crt.

Ole 6eriibute Saugcrin gic6t in ser
uSlric Sale" Gin crfoIgrcifcs
CONCERT. Ger 9lbeno pom
u@igblauStown Mccreotiou Gci-
ter" oeranitaItct. Gntbiiioiti.
idbes 4u6Iifum. SntereiiouteS
&rogromm.
GS mar cine ongcnebme lleberra-
l@pmg, OoB man III Orci Tngen 5pei
por5iigIi6e @ogucr-S Sdngerinnen 5u
b6rei befam; cine, Die inns III Der
3utltnit ~ foas Baltimore ie @ag'
uerid)e MliifOrancl 81 boren be4
fontmt manden idonen @enlIB
bcreitcu miro; cine onoere, Die IN
pcrgougeneu So6reu einen meItper.
6rcitGten 9lubm crmorben bat. Seb-
terc, Sobanno @oosfi, CAB gcitcru in
ocr ,QDricsSaacD elm 9ie0cr-Recitnl
5um @citcn 0cS o&i9blonOtoipn De
creation Center. Gas @rogromm
beltono ans 9ieocrn Der oellti9elt
9Qeiitcr lmO ueri6ieoencr dmerifo-
niiGcr Gonponiiten mo, pie cS ndm-
litb bci Qeueii5s 5s@eranitaltlntgen 9cDt,
aus oideu ,.oa copi" mo 3ugaben,
ju 0eueu Ser @eiioa OcS |ublifuns
oie Sdngeriu 3wong.
Cen rein pofoliitiibeu Ebeil Der
2ciiiimqcn @}mc. @oOsti'S riidbolts'
los 5u lobet, marc c6en 70 irgereft
luie ooS Seuorircu Der Oorncbluen
Samii Die. Dor oaem in Den Oromos
tlldcn SaAeL in ben @eGngen 81
crtennen mar. g9as 9}atur Der
Stimmc betrifit, luor 3lt criporten
ole lmbarmberjigc 3eit bat i6r Den
@liitbcuitaub o6geitrciit Sprod
ood 3cu8: .gllw oas @ergdnglide
III idou". Gic DorJiialitbe Shuluns
ober, oie Ocu Son fimiiooa biloet,
loBt Die S1ngcrin gepiB IN cn9cr
hegrcn5tem ltufange, icIbit no no.
i0ia @oloratilr.8oilagen gut Onrd-
iiibreu Sal scr S06e 6at Der Son
i'm 6ortc an Sd)onbeit oerIoren. Die
TonbiIouno, D1oOuIationsiIbigfeit,
gluiiaIllnQgga6e lmo Oic OcntIide
9luSipracbe lolicn oic &iiniiIerin er.
tcnucn. 9Rme. @uOsfi iang gelteru
eMi0nntna~ imO u@ena id) in Dem
ciorten Och" pou Sd)umann, porin
Tie menigcr gcfiel oIs i'm uSerbit'
Uon 55ran5; oGeraebiHeS Stdno.
dcn" bon grabm5, SAu6ertS
,Sorf, Sart t6c Cart" iuio Sri.
touig~; ierner ieds cngliibc @icoer,
0aruntcr Gin 0onlbar ociebteS bon
GiImoIr uGroipiD @oppicS" mo cine
wirfiamc 6Dmnc BON Senidel Ser
rSmng Gong" i6reS 8edlciterS
imlBtc Die S6ngcrni pieOerbolcu.
Die SdhIBmunHer biIocte SioloeS
9icbestoo, Ocnl Nlme. @aOSfi oen
Nreimal picocr6oltcn ,s9olfiirenrlf4
ioIgeu lieB, 2eiihngcn i'm edit @ogs
ncriihem Stil, on oenen S1ngerin
nn0 @ublifnm ibrc 6reuOe botten
@ei oem 2iebeSioo pcruliBt man rcbt
idlntcBli6 oaS mlnOerpoue Grheiter-
colorit, lpcld)cS Bon Dem &loOicr 9or
nldt erictt merOen tonn
ISrancis Nloore, ocn mir ais @es
alcter idjon friibcr gcpriciem iii6rtc
ont ocitern bic gegleitlulgel IipluoIl
mo niuifaIild fciniiiblig onrb. ST
trat nit SdlmonnS 8iS.Iur Ho.
manje, @n@maninoiis @-9foll Bra.
htoium uno 9QosfopSfi'S 0@opricc
eSpaenol" nit Grfola olS Soloipic-
ler mif uRo eripieS iit6 ais ein to-
lcnioollcr 4ioniit Der cine laubcrc
Scd)nif bciibt mo nit mIiifalilher
enpllnouna ipiclt.
ger &eincrtrog ocs Gon5ertes, pic
9elaat golt oem oSigblanotoipr
Community anO SEGREGATION Center"
elller irlerer iiingiten iid nit oeiq
lD5lalen Sebeu acknowledgement Ser
e.llailn9en Gr ipiroc bor iulge
lapr eincm Sobr 0cgriiuOrt mo per.
rlollei N oieier @oritoot ciiNic6r git
teS @crf. 8. q. 8.
ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

aibinatun ~. Saniar
Gle GinuouOeruuaS @orldge niiro,
heiite pom @olde Scr &onicrenj 5it
riidgeianOt, Namit OoS Gntum oes
Sntraittrcicus, ppm (. NSnli duf oci
l Mlai lolltcno ob9c0n0cyt ueroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
..7NcntlMInnha ilntfrirrna.

Y etu Qonoou. ~. Santar.
0eitert 9lbcu0 wr0c in Ionit aiit nn
terrihtetcn areiicn erfldrt Die
qGeutiDlano@ ici am 2. Nmmar UoH
@rcmeit abgefahrcn un0 Nacb 6icr lnls
terpcgS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
OIiaaretLnlraMdlgn eiM glcEaehln.

Cflabomt GttD, Sl.. Az.
SSomar. Gin @eicsJ peldes 6aS
GigorettcarQud)eu 81 einem init (ge-
fdugniB itraibarcl 9eraebeu item.
peli III III 9llsiidit cine SaAiHs
Qebcloe Sin plr0e 8citcr1 uon oeNt
Observation-Disclosures scr QeaiSlatur
maruomncu Die 9loBlaAmc cg'
fldrt eS iiir geie6miorin &igareilen
81 pcrfaitien Deer 81 peridje.iIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Gie @eerOiglnq oeS am glittpoA
plobliG in 8rootIpn, 81. g., perltor.
bcneu Soncs q. 5oro. ser @ruOer
6cS Scrrn &obn Z. 6or6, 6cS Grin.
Der ocS bieiigcn Toro'5 Gpcrnbolics,
iinOct om 9onntng itatt. Gic Scide
trai 9eitern ais @rootIpn bier ein.
SomeS &. Ior0, lUeIder wd5rcno
pieIer Sabre Gin Glerf i'm Eol5eis
Gcportemcnt mar lm0 ais ,,Cnfel
Sid" uobl6cfonnt iYor, ereilte Scr
SOB I'M Seine ieiuer Go6tcr, Irou
Gowor0 @ialopncD JlitbmonO SiQS.
@rooflDn u. y, bei lDelMcr CT
uoGntc, ieit0eul er iicb bonn aftipcn
Iicuit 5uriidgejogcu botte. CT ltono
inn 76. 2ebenSiaGr mo mar ein On.
fel bon CHARLES 6. nno So6n {.
6oro. Gr mar 5dobnieiiter 0eS
6or0-I6eoterS in gGai6ington, ais
Sincoln ermoroct mlroe. Seine
Gdrrierc ais StotionS.Glcrf beqoul
CT Dor unecid6r 25 Sabren I'M iiio-
liGen 0iitrift @r mar ouG in meIt-
lidlcn uno nor0lihen GiItrift t6Gtiq.
sluBer ieiner Eohter 6interlaBt @crr
;Soro 5lpei 50bnc, Sobn 8. inO 8il.
liam 2. iSorO, @eioe in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
9nrnrGciten fiirts sdnacrfeit.

Ios GrcEiltip.Gonitc Der Sdngcrs
fcit.@eIeniboit bicIt aeaern 9t6enO
unter oelu @oriibc OeS @rdii0enteu
Syo6u @ &olter mo oer @rototols
ii6riu,g OcS Scfrctdrs glnorcoS
9oucr cine 2ibuua, III mcl6er Oent
,9lrion~ bon &bilooeIp6ia Der Can't
iiir Sic SfB5c OcS aoiioypretieS ouS.
QciproC6cn mur0c. Cas- Gomitc be-.
idloB, ais itGu0igeS Naaptduortier
oaS 3muucr 9}r. 33, 5ronflin.Ge.
b0uoe, ali Scr g}orNoitGdc BON 8oI.
tinlorc. imo 9Iort6.Stroiic 3it be1aI-
tcu Nr. Sans Sdulcr wllrOe Quito.
rnirt sic Gntluiirie fir Die Sdnocr.
feitsglb3ei6cu 3lt moMcn im0 Nr.
Otto 8. S6ilting miroe olS SttOi'
tour geua6lt. Gos Gouite ratiii5irtc
ierner sic SluSma6l OeS Srn. G9oS.
q. GAiuiOt ais SHoBmcilter. Gin
Gouite bcile6eno ans ben SN. &ol-
fer, ScurD Gbomos lmo ~. So9i
s. Scmnlctcr, ioa sen .Ulopor SalueS
S. @relton eriuhcu oas glnit oiS
Gbrcu.&raiiocnt ocS SGnacriclieS
du5unebmcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
eebcnsmittcl faapp in slmerifa-

@aibingtoM i2. Sarnar
Dic g}a6rinasnIttelueriorauns "
Den Gereinigtcn Stoaten sat nidt
gleiheu Shritt nit Ocr 3unn0mc 0et
Gcpolferung oebnltcu, mic 3aDIcn be-
luciien bic pom 2an0pirt1id)aitS.1
purtement peroiicntlialt puroen. Gic
Staiiitifen crliredeH iid iiber Die leb'
ten 16 Sabre, III ipelher 3eit Die 9e
polfeumg I'M 80 ggo5cut 5lgcnont
men mo uniere gtobruHgsmittel, be
itc1cn0 ouS 10 Hro5ert Der SanocS.
Gr5clIauiiie pro aopf abgenomniel
Daber- GS miro aber aIIgcnein an
genonmcn, oaB feine oirettc @efabr
zines 9sabrltngsluittcl MonacIS be.
ltcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
8ur eluiscu SnGc.

l5ran 9cuo Roocflrt auf Sem r9ou-
Son &orf.6ricoboic~ Ocu S4oobc
0er groc iibcrac6cu @ar enc
ircNc 2cicriu ocS oGeutidcn Gor.
rciponoent. Sam ais ainO
naS Bremen noc6 oen Ser. stao-
ten.
Gie irotiAen lleberreitc ser ON
0ieuitog pcrItorbcncu tSrou 2eua
9loOetrt puroeu gcitcru @oracn
bon 0ercn Sterbebuu5 9lr. 1913, 60
mouoion.9locmte, aus ouf ocm n9ou-
oon Rort. 6rie0boic" iecrlicb beige
icbt. Cine qroBc 9Iu5o6l bon 2eio-
trageuoen mobrte Sen Eraucricier-
Iibfeit bei mo foIatcn Dem nit iho-
ncn @limenipcuGcu 0eiWniidtcn
Sorg. &oitor Ir. Suliua &onIont
BON Der 3ionS.&irHc bc!ctc iilr oos
Seclcnbel Scr &critor6cnen mo
bieIt cine ticicrgrciicnOc @ro6reOe
Sic &obrtliAtr10er iuorcn 0ie ser.
rem gSiQiam @ouncmolu &illiom
2ncrien @eorNc &oeblmau NSo1n
Diertcr otto smiaiug mo @corac
@o0ucr.
Sroll &enn 9io0cflrt crbGdtc int
Ia6ye 1886 IN @rcmen oas 2icbt Ser
@cIt ais So&tcr uon Scrru im9
6rou 3o6u. Sin Sabre 1868 fam iie
Hod Baltimore. no lie iie6 NIT i6rem
@iaiten Nclru 9iooeturt Oermd5lte.
Sic por wGbrcnO i5 3o6ren ciu eli.
RIGGS 9iitglicO OcS Sroucns GercinS
ocr 3ions. .@eNciaoc. 9(u9 mar 6ron
9loOcflrt cine longidbrigc g(bouucn.
tin 60 Sabre Ocs o1cntidcu Cor.
reiponOmteu." &c bintcriGTi 4
S69uc. S5cnrD GGriitioL gSilian
lmo ireOerid, cine GoArr, 1SrL
Ioro 9looctut. bier Gufcl ino 5mci
llrcnfcl.
Sri anierim bccr0t9t
Sic 2eidc pou Sri. Gliic allicrim,
lueldc mn Gieuiiod 9t6ctO iniolac
eineS Spiterie.9lniaacS outs cnem
Icniier 0e5 9a6ncuonu &oipitaIs
lid itiirjlc, DurNc aeitern Rohnlit.
toa ron i1rer @o5mmA 9ir. 2l2,
storo Foppclton StroBe ols oui
Dem vSGcitern-6rieo 6citotiet.
Eoltor G6riltion &lc6n, bon Der ct.
Bmd'S Stride belt sic Erolerieicr.
lic1tciil 9lIS @obriudtrdgcr ilui9ir.
ten @}itglieOer oes @creius iiir jtnac
9eute Der Stride, mcltbcm iic onac.
1orte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
ct. 9SauIs.Gi

0ic eDone. rel. ct. &oulS. .@emcin.
oe bielt ibre iGbrlide @cmeinoe.@er.
iommlimg I'M unteren &oln Der
Stirdc, ode groooipoD rn6 Brott.
StroBc. 3w0If @eriMtc ilber olc
peridieOenca Inter. 9[btbciIluleeu Ser
@emcinoc ipurOeu oorgclcgt, mic 5.9.
Sinobor Gercin SuecnO &cren
SSrollen.Gerein, SonntogSic6Alc, 9lrs
mcnpflegc, N}iiiion II. (. H., mo ale
lnutetcn gitnitig. Nlls 9leItcitc mur.
oen Ole N@. SreO. &Ios um0 Gbr.
5@oberlcin geipdblt inO ols Giotone
oie $50. GborleS @luacr, @einriC5
5iegriit lm0 @ilbelm @oaano. Ntor.
gch Sonnto1, &ormiitogs 1890
llbr iinoet Oie glnltSeiniesung nad
Der @rcoigt ourd &oitor 9Sanl $.
SMnot itott.
3nm Scitcn elmer Ocutiden Stride
Simmer i'm Syanuor, mem Der @in.
ter ieine idarieu ciiigen&mOe meben
lGBt, looet sic olte 9reieinigteitS'
Stride ibrc Srcunoe imo @onner 5li
einenl brcit1gigen gliiltcrneiien Elm.
9tob uie lit Oie frclmSIidc Ginlooung
al oen oeiltiHen Ser5cn ipurloS ub-
0eprollt. Gicie olte 9lnOoAtsltdtte
mar emit oos Centrum 0cs Oeutlden
SolfSlcbenS bon Baltimore. gtrr
nod cin5elne brope 5anlilicn iuobuch
IN Dem iiio0itIiHcn Staottbeilc. Sir
Die orei 9l6enOe, om t5., i6. rn6 II.
Souor bot @aItor 9t. 3. 6terger
! edit oelitIde llnter6oIhugcn gcplaat,
oie cigentlih iHon BON Dornbcreil
oue 9ettlden sum geiide ouimiil.
fern lollicn. 9luber ic4onen SciGn.
gelL Die befreinOetc Singer giitio
oortrngen uer0elt miro Die nGbein"
&npelle ole 2lbenoe consertiren. @oS
Gllen llno IrinTcn onbctrifft, oariipcr
loilen 6einldmcdcr ip1tcr irtbeilen.
Scr 6roncnUcrein oicier @enleinoc
lest leinen gon5cn Gtol5 in oos gIon-
5enoc CSelingen Oes SciteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
gIcr. ednasr san @aIHmore.
,Menriinnet 1881

/
SalIpiqlartier .@ermnnic.DRdas
nerhor.GIih6aus,~ yir. $50, gict0.
Somaro.G5traBe.
@raIiocnt &cnrp EbomaS, SIr.
SIG, Melt-Gorotoed.StroBc.
Scbn u. Gleiu, 1irieent. 9lt 20l,
observation-disclosures.
George ,Si;nmelBcber, prOlctoli-
render uno correipeuoireRSer Gctae-
tdr, Str. 4i9, 6orretsS sStroBe.
Sermam 9ddli6, Gdabneiiter.
0ir. 713. @arner.StraBe.
iSinar5.Gcfretdr gboS. Slcinborot,
Scott. ino $nmbMrg.S
@n. .. SiEochran6t, EibIiotbetar.
gar. 1929, SreSerid.glberue.
gEos. IeiL Slr. GAG. 9loro-JpEtr-'.
gIpe., &oriisar Has Mallif.gonlitc's.
nAricn-@cloHsOerciiL
oSarluonie,~
n@ermonio-Dldu1er19r.T
~iSrobfur,
wEboIta.aednnerdjcT,
u@iOsart.Bl1urcrhor,
rGimentraN5,A
nSernania Giiortctt.GIub
gNleloOie,
nMcbaer-@eianaperein
~gaeiteno-2ie1ertroRs
r9iacrsWeiunauereia.1
&auptlamtier: pS9iiffeTs Sale :
9lr. t03, g1oro-Sreoerid.5 5trabe. ie.
oen Sauritag Abeno, init slilSuu6me
oes oriftcn 5amitaes im 9ecuat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

3ir Scier ibrcr 0oloeueu S5od8cit
mcroci Nerr nno SSrou Soicp6 Sci.
Demon an Sonntag III i6rer @p6.
nmg 9tr. 1910, @olbroof. slpenuc.
ciucn @rnpian9 Gc6en ino smar
gtodlmiitags bon 4 Bis 6 uo g(bcnoS
BON s bis 10 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
,Nalre9. yonfett 6er 9lnot6efer

IoS 5ucite SSo5res ganfett ser
goltimarcr NIpot6efcr @crciNigung
puroc I'M Sotcl Gueriou gegebcu.
l|eber brmoert 9lpot6cfcr 6attcn iib
ciNgennlocn melbc oic pcridicocncit
@cleBe bclpro4cn, weldc fiir5li9 III
i1renl Snterciic einoeiii6rt porocrt
moren. Sin oaS So0r uirOen Die
fol0enoen 9contcn 0crud0lt: 81. 6.
See @iIliamiom Er1iiocnt; George
a. 9nntina 5cfreidr; S. Geo. 9sca-
Del 5dotmeuier, mo Charles $.
&nigQt. Charles M'or9on imo Scrr
@erlod), sGicc-B -BrGii0ciltcn.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
FUNSTON FUNERAL
NOON TO-DAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2i.-Tap-
were sounded for General FrrdcricR
Funston ana thirteen guns at Fort
Scott tollcd to The world today at noon
that the body Of one OF the nations
greatest soldiers had been laid to rest
in the national cemetery at the Prrsi-
dio overlooking Golden Gate, that part
of the bay city generally considered
most lovely. While the nation mourn
ed The departed hero who was loved
by all men. women and children. the
solemn services were held and the
funeral cortog" made its way through
IN" strc"OS Of the city toward The last
resting plac" OF the great soldier The
rain and the clustering winds that
swept over The city failed ru keep Tho
pcopl" off the streets while the fun
"ral Of the great man passed by
Tho citizens, mon. women and chill.
drcn. stood in the pouring rain with
hats dotted and bowed heads as the
funeral cOrtcgc passed along the
streets al half past twelve. All street
traffic business was suspended for two
minutes at that hour In honor of tho
loved commander. The funeral core
money was held at the First Prcsby.
icrian church and was attended by
the weeping widow and children of
tho dead soldier. Also the mother and
brother. John Funston, were among
the mourncrb of tho family.
The floral offering were Of an on.
0rmOus quantity and were Of the most
beautiful design.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
MAN|P PULATORS Of
HIGH FOOD PRICES
ARE TO Be INDICTED
BY THE WHOLESALE
INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN GOING
ON SECRETLY FOR SEVERAL
MONTHS BY LAWYER

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-It is fore
casted by the department of justice
that there will be wholesale indict-
ments Of the alleged food manipula-
tors. An investigation has been car
ricd on for the past several months
under George Anderson, United States
Attorney of Boston. II is claimed that
he has now enough evidence TO call
for the arrest of many men connected
with large business institutions. The
range of the investigation has covered
wide scope and the manipulation of
foodstuffs has been carried on with
a high hand. The indictments may dis
close some startling facts when the
parties names are made public. The
range OF the operations has been wide
and will probably prove to have been
well over the United States, under
system that had been carefully plan.
ned and executed.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
IN HONOR OF THE
ELKO DELEGATION

Mr. and Mrs. William Kennett en-
tcrtaincd at their home on Tuesday
evening members of the EIIi0 dclega-
lion in the legislature and attaches.
Card playing was one of the
forms of amuscmcnts, Miss Jessie
Harris and Assemblyman Fairchild
carrying off the hOnors.
The rooms were beautifully decor.
atcd with American flags in honor Of
Washingtons birthday. At Il O'Clock
a delicious lunch was served. after
which music and dancing were in
dulgcd in until late hour.
Those present to enjoy the hospf
lIlity OF the host and hostess were
Senate" and Mrs. Wesley Stcwart
Senator and Mrs. \. W. Hesson. is
scmblylnan and Mrs. II. II. Coryen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Clifford, Judge
and Mrs. f. 5. Harrington. the Misses
Mcnamara, Harris. Lind, Russell and
Flannigan, Senators Chaplin and Fer.
nald and Assembymen FairchiId and
Fulton.-Cor.op Appeal
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
1HIE REP PUBL|CAN
SENATOR'S ADOPT.
.F|L[|BUSTER|NG \ C.
EMERGENCY BILL.
HOT FIGHT HAS DEVELOPED IN
THE SENATE OVER THE EMER.
oENcY MEASURE FOR NATION
AL WELFARE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Thc ad-
ministration senators today conferred
with Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo upon the matter of the opposi-
lion which has developed against the
emergency revenue bill by the rrpubIi-
can contingent. At the conference il
was decided to fight the republican
nlihuster against the bill All sug.
gested concessions mentioned by the
republicans will BE- rlariy refused. on
the other hand. the filibustcring scna-
Tors show no signs OF weakening to-
ward the democrats, convincing tn"
latter that they mean business This
Is not pleasing prospect for the dem
OCrats who believed they would do
great service for the nation In the
passage of the bill without delay. and
there are only seven days left TO fight
Il out this session The nlibustcr
seems to be fairly on the road To sue
cess odds are being offered at the
capital that there will b" an extra
session OF congress called on account
Of the recent developments over the
bill. The prugrcssiycs of the senate
have joined the republicans in the
fight against the measure. Both the
prOgressiv"s and republicans want an
extra session and the fight Is mad" to
favor that end, The chances Of the
success of tn" nlibustcr are cUniinu-
ally growing NOR" favorable. In order
TO kill time Senator POindoXior talked
for three hours in delivering u speech
on the question of placing postra-tcrs
In the civil service.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
CLAIMS THE BREMEN
WAS NOT LOST

a Stockholm dispatch says that the
German merchant submarine Bremen
was not lost. and the report of it's
failure to reach America was deliber-
atcly planned for the purpose of mys-
ttcaton. according to the Alton
bladet
This newspaper says it learns that
The Bremen was never intended for
trips to the United States but from
the beginning was to be used as 4
supply vessel for armed submarines.
The Bremen has fulfilled and still is
fulfilling her duty of furnishing oil.
food. shells and other neccssaries in a
manner which cnahlo fighting subma.
rincs greatly to extend their radius of
action and prolong their time at sea.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
DRIVING
TAKES DEATH TOLL

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2i.--An auto
plunged through a gang of Iaborrrs
this morning who were working on the
street, killing TWO Italians.
The dead are John Mariana and An
gclo GasuIa. Joseph Garala was also
badly injured The machine came
along the street and skidded on the
slippery pavement, striking the labor
crs before The driver could get cor.
troll After the accident occurred tn,
driver of the machine drove away III
a hurry without offering help, in fac,
the machine did not come to a stop
In another part OF the city ma
chin" Ekiddod and killed Oscar Storm
field.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
BROUGHT IN TO SERVE TERMS

sheriff Joe Harris brought 10 Car.
son from Elko on Tuesday. Clyde
Parkhurst, q prisoner convicted Of
forgery and sentenced from one 10
fourteen years in the state prison. says
The Appeal lie. with Chis MilosOyiCh.
sentenced from ten years to life for
the killing Of travelling man named
Campbell at road house near Reno.
were turned over TO Warden IIcndrlch
to serve their sentences Mlosoyich
was brought over from Reno by ono
of Sheriff Fcrrnl's deputies.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
ANOTEER BIG DAY
FOR SUBMARINES

LONDON. Feb. 2i-Ninc ships with
n total tonnage Of over thirty-scycn
thousand are reported sunk by the
German submarines in the barred
zone. Seven OF them were Dutch ships
and tho other two are said to he OF
British registry. with only one ok
CoptiUn This was the biggest day for
the submarines since tho beginning of
the now campaign. The money loss
of the Dutch ships alone is estimated
to hc twelve million dollars.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-N.atc Re
por,) Senator Poindcxtor closed his
speech after talking for four hours
and forty minutes. Senator Williams
Of Missippi charged the republicans
with taking orders 10 nlibustcr the
emergency bill from the munition
'pOrkprs."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
OVER THOUSAND LIVES
LOST ON ONE SHIP

BERLIN. Feb. 2i-It is officially
announced that the Germans sunk the
Italian transport. Minas. on the seven
tenth Of February with loss of over
one thousand lives. Only one Of those
aboard the vessel were saved The
ship was of twcnly.cighr hundred tons
capacity.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24
ALLIES GAIN

BERLIN, Feb. 2i.-Gains for the al
lies on both the Somme and verdun
fronts are admitted by the German
war office.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-24

When you buy you get
poundcheup and Key
only the
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
E. 0. WOOD SON
TAKES own LIFE.
Leaps To Death From Eleventh
Floor Of New York
Apartment

NEW YoNK. Jan. i5.--Crockcr
wood, aged N son OF former Demo
cratic National committeeman f. o.
Wood. of Flint. Mich. and we'll
known in the automobile business.
leaped from the window Of his apart
mont on the eleventh floor at No.
i55 Riverside drive and was instant
" killed
Wood had been in III health for
come time and had recently under
gone An operation He was under
The care OF trained nurse while
his mother and sister were attend
ing the theater.
The nurse left him alone in the
living room for few moments while
she prepared his bed. When she re
turned be was gone. An open win.
dow gave the clue 10 his disappear.
nnce. The body was found on the
pavement below few moments
later. Death had been instantan-
enus "a
Woods father is under treatment
In n hospital and may not be able 90
attend his sons funeral, which will
DO held from the family homo In
Flint