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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
CASE CONTINUED
Adolph Lehman VIII Not BE Tried
in Stark County.

Dickinson, N. D.. Aug. 20.--Adolpn
Lehman, charged with the murder
of Matthias Wetzstein at Richardton
last June, because of intense preju-
dice existing in this county. as shown
by numerous affidavits from residents,
Of Taylor and Richardton, will not be
tried in Stark county. but probably
in Morton or Burleigh. He was arr
raigned in district court, and on mo-
ton of attorneys for both prose1u-
tion and defense the trial was contIn-
ued until Sept. 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
BerthoId indians Will Stage
Three DAYS Fair In September
Biz Wild West Program Planned

Elbowoods N d. 2OThe biggest exhibition
the be
and
and the usual
Hdaus who have EARNED the valley of the Missouri
for years.
supply tina that enabled them
expedition TO coast
the s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
PIN LODGES IN THROAT.

Courtenay, N. D., Aug. 20.-Quick
work on tn epart of physicians of
this community saved the life of the
one-year-old son Of Louis Violin,
Courtenay farmer, when he in some,
unaccountable manner got a safety
pin lodged in his throat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
In The Open Forum
A Column Devoted to the Task OF
Keeping Up With North Da-
s. m kota Editors.

The Fargo Post this week devotes
considerable space editorially to the
governors now famous proclamation
on the l. w. w. 1t says in part:
Governor Frazier's proclama-
ton of recent date warning peace
officers against permitting mob
law" has attracted a great deal
of attention from the state press,
and in running through the
weeks exchanges 1t was noticed
that but four papers out of the
lot spoke kindly of the COVER
nor's mandate, the consensus Of
opinion being that 1t was a dir
ect attempt to protect the I. w.
w. from molestation.
And it is interesting to note
that Arthur LseSeuer, the Social
list head, front and center of this
state, the attorney and patron
saint of the I. w. W., is report
ed in the press as saying he in
duced Governor Frazier to make
the proclamation. A Minot paper
goes so far as to say LeSeuer-
wrote. the essential features of
the proclamation. And certain
1t Is, further, that LeSeuer at
tempted, without success, to in
dUce the governor of South Da-
kota to issue similar proclama-
ton.
Perhaps the bitterest denun-
citation of the proclamation
comes from The New Rockford
Transcript, staunch admirer OF
the governor heretofore, and de-
fender of the league.
The Fergus Falls Journal, while
it can't be classed as a North Da.
kota publication. is good enough Il
rank with them. comments as fol
lows on wet and dry years and theil
effects on the wheat crop:
This years experience fully
demonstrates that dry year is
better suited to wheat and oats
than a wet year IL 1t Is not too
dry. Last year the wheat came
UP rank and heavy and was
kept damp throughout the seas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20

on. Rust and other moisture
diseases attacked the stems and
the kernels shrank away. This
year the straw was short and the
grain struggled hard to secure
enough moisture to keep grow
ing. 1t kept healthy and clean,
however, and the heads, short as
they were in many places, filled
out with plump, heavy kernels.
Spots in the county that got a
few extra showers raised a fine
crop, and If the whole county had
had one or two good rains in the
right part Of the growing seas
on, we would have had the best
crop this year that has ever been
harvested.
The Walsh County Record rejeices
that the agreement between the Non
partisan league and the /. w. w. fell
through, thanks to the good sense OF
the farmers. 1t says:
Farmers generally throughout
the state have made county or
community agreements as to
reasonable wages for farm help,
In the main these agreements
have been for SO during harvest
and $3.50 for threshing. This
highest price ID something like
$210 less than the minimum
wage offered in the agreement
proposed by the Nonpartisan
farmers of the state and the I.
w. w. The farmers seem to
have been able to fix a reason
. able rate and secure plenty of
reliable help without importing
this undesirable class of men
who have caused trouble and
strikes in all sections Of tho
country during the past two
months.
The Fargo Advocate doesn't mincs
its words in this little comment or
parlor Socialists and their theories:
The bunch of pink-te dream
ers who had been preaching
copiously and ponderously about
government ownership and con-
troll of everything had an awful
jolt the other day when the
price of wheat shot down from
three dollars a bushel to two in
less than twenty-four hours, and
the farmers friend was at the
steering wheel. And a parlor
preacher has been having seven
teen kinds of fits since Uncle
Sammie moved into the game.
Let us sing. How beautiful are
the feet of him who knows not
for joy cometh not in the morn
ing"
The ParshalI Leader discusses thu
attempt to block the sending o.
troops to France by an appeal to thu
constitution, as follows:
News dispatches convey the
information that the constitu-
tionality of the governments
right to send troops to Europe is
to be passed on by the United
States supreme court. 1t is said
the proceedings are in a friend
ly way to clear any doubts exist
ing on that point.
This is we'll. The poor old con-
stitution has been the bulwark
of every Stacker, pro-German or
other person who is averse to
service. One has heard repeat
eddy that by the terms of our
constitution this government can
not order troops abroad against
their will, a conclusion that has
been jumped at by a desire to
have it that way. 1t remains for
the supreme court to construe
what Or what not the constitu-
ton confers in authority to the
government
1t is more than probable the
governments best legal talent
has looked into this matter ex-
haustively before conscriptive
legislation and plans to send
troops abroad we're even con-
sidered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
BOARD ENDS AUDIENCE
With STATE AUDITORS
Grand Fork Asked Reduction of $2.34
Per Acre in Assessed Value OF
Farm Lands-Raiiroad Hear"
ina Wednesday.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 20. - The
state board of equalization has com
pleted its audiences with county
auditors, and it's next important con-
ferences will be with the railway
companies, which are to have a
hearing Wednesday.
Grand Forke county asked a re-
duction of 1924 per acre IN the
assessed value of farm lands. The
county embraces s02,346 acres, and
the total reduction would be SILL
1884, or almost equivalent to the
increases asked by all of the Slope
counties combined.
Some assessed valuations OF farm
lands as left by the county boards Of
equalization follow:
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Entered at the postoffice at Fargo,
North Dakota, as second class matter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
anr5c GtaOtacilisfcitem.

0as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ocS
o@ereinS Der aonileute unO 8obri-
fonten~ miro Deiitc in einer Special.
perIamnIing fid nit Oen tleincren
NRripiIegien.@ .@cbiibrcn ser >Stoot be.
faiien. Scfrctdr 9eadam bat lid
Oie 2iitc Der 9lbeaben 1bnliher 9lrt
aus II anocrcn 5t1otcn tommcn lni.
len.
Gic ort6oOorci Gabbiner wcroen
an Sonntdg glbeno Z ll0r in Der
Synagogue an scr Gde BON Yine- mo
2ombaroltraBc cine Dloiienperianlnl.
hmg ob6dIten. 9llS 9ieOncr iin0 Oic
9iabbincr 9(brabom %. Sdwars, DO
les 3amanoB uno Rnbii 9iiSfin an.
gcmeI0ct.
Nr. 9(rt6lu =. @ormon, Ocr %or.
iieer ser StoatS. .5teuer. .Gommiiiion
unter8icbt iic6 i'm So6ns SopfinS-So.
ipitolc elmer GrbolungStlir. Gr miro
nleDrere Iade 0ort Derluellen.
Se1s @otcniinieen ser o@eitcrn
Union TcIegrapberGo.~ gingen &C.
itern al ocu 9tlsitanO, neil iie neur
Stnoen aniott oht arbeiter iolten.
Ser Goutroff iiir Sen 9am eincS
SdlofiouIcs fir sic 9IormuIi1ulc 5il
lSroitbnra wiiroc Srn. @m. @crloh
bon Baltimore iiir $4,000 iibcrtro
ocn.
Der .9oltimorc.Ghb~ bat cS as.
aele6nt, iciu Gmbbns iiir 0omcn 5ll
0fmen.
Tic ,9a(timorc.Obio. 6Cobs
Ihtiet, i6r Shicuernet 5u Curtis
9ou NIT Dem 99ai6ingtoncr 3ipeiee
bel Glfrioge 81 ocr6inoen.
gtod 9lniid)t oes CAPT. SSphn So.
gan bon ocn ..SollnteerS oi gImeri-
ca fam 5ur 3eit ieoer 9lrbeitSloic
oeuig sobIeno, 9eibaitiaung iinocn
mo brand)t flo nidt III billiNcn 5pe.
lunfeu 6erun5rOriidcn wcmi Ct ar.
6eitcn wia mo ar6eitcn fanu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gInf friiAer shat ertappt.

Gic 9icgcr 9lrtbnr imO eugene
Gidion % mo is Sabre ait, pom
&ciport, Baltimore Gomm, beiro.
ten gcitern Oen 9o0cn bon 9l6robom
9tooin, 9lr. 1871 5ao.G6orleS- Str,
uno ma6rcuO Gugcnc sen Saocnin.
ba6er nit eul paor 5olitihIdgen 5ii
9ooeu itredte, wolltc iidj glrtbur nit
cinem llcber5iebcr im@ertbc bon
$i2 oouomohen. 8uidIIig fam ocr
&oi5iit @orrD Sill pon Der iiiolihen
4oli5eiitation al Oem 2aOcn porbei.
Eroboem ooS idpar5c 9riiOerpoor
6artnddi9en @iOeritano Ieiitctc, ge-
lana cs Dem 9lmlrod, oie 9leecr in
Die iiiolibe &oIi5eiitation 81 brin.
gcn 100 lie iiir ein 1eiItiNcS Gcrbor
icligcbaIten per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

in 03erico Gitp, inmitten an ser
@irrniiie unO llnruben mG6reuo
ser lebten N}onotc ni6t tpeniger ais
G00O0 @eioS fir oaS Ocnti6c 9iot6c
arera oilige6radt bot
9llS eS ieitgcieBt mar ooB ser
@a3ar Der 8altimorer in Der eroBeu
@oiienboue o6ge6olten weroen oarf
iuproeu sic $50. GboS. 81. S1miOt
mo Sobn Grotcnbrot outoriiirt, Elm
Gonite BON 200 Serren oui oQc
&aro3 pertbeiIt 81 eruenncn, mel.
cbes 9eitr0ge mo @inben fiir ocn9a.
5or iommeIu iou lin Die @Iobeu
oufjubcpo6rcu lit bon Der 2to0t
0uS oIte 9olDtchnifium an ser ct
,goulitraBc tenpor1r 5ur &eriigimg
geitcut porOeu. 6rou Froi SeurD
@ooo bot sic Stelle ais &oriiBcriu
0cS 9u0en Counties iibcrnoumcn
lnO Gapt. $. 9PcDcr pom Gampicr
g9bcin4 bat ieiue G6dtisfeit lnO Die
jenige Ser Cfii5iere Der SloDO-Gom
pier mo Scr 0lannicboitert Wel6e
o6fontmen t0uuen 3ir &eriii9una
0citcat Die eriie freimiaige @o6c
trai in @eitolt pon $25 pom oSSrob
iiui 6roienDerein" Gin. Gine Der
iommiing 0es @cucrol Gonlitc'S
miro am 30. Samtar i'm 2ofoIc 0cS
oGit1 Clubs a69eboltcn iucrocu
pr aorl q. @ S6olb imGirt oIS
SetretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Eooitueiiter Seromc $. SoDce er.
offnet ser no9 elmer fur5cn giuIei
ting Sen criter 9eoner oes 9lbenos.
sen e6renwertben NenrD 6rcnd sol.
lis, 9lmocsicnator BON 93eu.Samp.
ibire, periteate.
Gas puupttbena oieics MeonerS
mar ole boben 9e6ensmittelpreiie
oOer, penn beliebt ole Soften ocS
flofteu 9ebcns. Gle Soupturiobe
onfiir oIailbte Der &eoucr Oariu 5u
iebell ooB ole Sdlite ocr g8cIt I'M
ariege iei mO sic onOerc Sdlite Die
erIte SdIite 3u cruQbreu babe.
Ger 5Iueite 8eoner, Der cbreulper.
tie Saco6 6. @cefcr, GonarcB 9(b.
georoneter bon 0liiionri, iiibrte in
ieiuer Jieoc ans, oaB lmier 9ano nit
@eieben iiberbiirOet lei. Die Deri6ic-
Oenen Stootcu iagte cr, b0tten in
oen leBten poar Scbren 10000 Sc
lebe erlalen iui0 Der Senot mo
Congress in 8oibiugton 5000 mcbr,
lmO eS iei an Der Belt, ooB Oie groBc
@lebrbeit oieicr @eiebc, oic abiolut
innot1i8 uHO lmucrit0nolih lcieiL
onsgener5t miir0en.
Gic &cnareB.2lbgeorOnncten 6raut
Glarf Don 8lorioa mo z. Su6ert
Sent bon sIlaboma paren uer6inocrt
5u eri@cincn rmo O9opor 9reIton
eri6ien crit 5u @nOc ocS 9anfcitS
lnO fiiDlte iid uidt ipobl aenue, ci.
nc longe Geoc pom 5tapel Sr lailen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
(irmuroet aufoefnnocn.

@rie, @ay IS. Sanuar. Rad
barn Die 0iird odS Slopicu All Sas
6elliter icitenS ocs 96omos Nlun-
bean ouimerfianI purOct 6radlcn III
OaS SaiS oes Sobn Trouo beuie
glodmittog Gin, moIelbit Tie 5raiI
Srauo init 5tidmlin0cu urO er.
ipiirat toot ouiianoen imo W1unoclu
NIT einem gleiier I'M Riden IN be-.
puBtloIem 3utanoe. g9ic iih biz
Eraa6oie obipieIte. tonue HoH nidt
crmittelt meroen DoS zinc &in0 Der
Nral bate iid I'M 0en pals Der Yiut-
ter geihllmgen pdbreuo oas an0ere
por Surdt ii elmer @dc 5uiammcnge.
fauert fab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
8ehn gLnnaaen.


Ger 9leger &eorgc ". Gapis einem
Ger6or inter3o9eu. @oIiaiit
Gobert u. @eioner miro gegeu
i'm SFusio0en cbenio iuie @oli8ei.
ridlter @eoroe Suetler oou go.
louo 9Sort iuo gSaIter 6. GoIe
bon glr. 1900 9Poi6er.StraBe
2eltc ipirO id Ser % Sabre olte
9lrger @eorge ". Qaois, bon glr.
222S1a, II. StroBc @aibinetou 9.
g.. ipeIher um Is. Ge5eruber uah
elmer orci Gage oouernOeu Suhe in
ser Solptitaot bon Suipettor Grant
unO Seracont Goifiu nou @olbing-
ton 3. s., eiugeiuugeu iDoroeu uar,
ollI 8ebn glnflagen IN Der iiiotucltli-
den &oli5eiitoiiou 5it perautportcn
baten, crltenS auf oen Boli5ilten 8o.
bert q. @eiouqr nit m0roeriider @b.
iidt geidoiien 5u boben, 5weitens
init cinem 9ieuolper in ser SanO
gSolter 6. Sole in ieinem Qo0cn g}r.
i700, @loi6er.StroBe, I'M 500 be.
rou6t 81 boben orittens 0aS Sor0
gttomobiI ocS 8oli3eiribterS @eorae
0hletler 9elneOcreglue nlo Sails
&oao 9lolono sBorf 9eitobIeu 5it ba.
BEN Dicrtcns obne Gboliieur.2icen5
9eiabren 5u icin iiiuitcuS oic 6abr.
aeihminOigfeits @oridriiteu iibcrire.
ten 5l bobeu, iehiiens feline Sicei5.
ghmmer 5r SdGu getraseu 3u bos
ben liebcntenS ni6t bic norlt9riitS.
ndBigcn &ibter miaebradt 81 5oben
adtcus uiNt ouse6altcu sal bo0cu
laf0em cr 9lobcrt " gSeioner iibcr.
iabren bate nellntenS obue GtmpiI.
Iigimo oeS Better ociicn 9luto mo
5cbuienS in 9lbpelcnbeit Oes Gigeu.
tbiiuers 0eiien Nlaihiue benubt 5lt
baben. Ger &oli3iit @obert 81. g2eio-
ucr lit iomeit Don ieincr glmoe IN
Der 9ulit ipieOcr 1ergeitcllt, 0oB er
I'M Stou0c fem miro, lin bcutigcn
@er66r gcgeu sen gieeer ousgliagcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Der 80 Sabre olte 99ilimu 8.
Goolabon bon 9lr. 80, 5iio.Garep.
StroBe, iuurOe 9eitern III elmer @oiic
biuter Dem Souie 9Sr. 514, 9reBt
monStroBe, in betrllntenen gu.
itonoe uno ans elmer 8un0e iibcr
Dem Iinten 9lugc bIuteno bon eincnl
&oli5iiteu oes noroweitIiden0iitrifts
oufgeiunoen Der 9etriinfene puroe
i'm &otroluagen nad Dem n&obne.
lNan-Noipitol~ gebraht uno, nod.
Dem ieine gSrnoe perbinOen mar, in
ser @oli5eiitotion fir ein beutigeS
@erb0r feltoebalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Syram Wlabfe eeItor6en.

Su Der @obnuue hires Sduicqer.
lobneS Ssfor seller 9lr. i34o,
@prtIc 9IUcnuc, itorb aeitern Sraii
gInna WloBfe, Die Satin ocs Serrn
Charles D1obfc, i'm g(ltcr uon sc
Sabrcu 6ron Mabfc mar in 9ulm-
bo6, 9apert geboren mo fam in
ibren iimgen Sobren nacb 9lmerifo.
glnion9 Scr tSS0er Sabre 6etrieb
Oos @bepoor Elm &citaurant an ser
,Sreoerif, nabe Ger Baltimore.
StroBe, big ser groBe 9ralo in
1904 lie nm Oie Griitcnj bradtc. Sal
ipotcrcn Sa6rcn mar SEER Nlobfe
Der &crlpalter oeS Eurnpcrcins, ,8or-
iportS" uno Die @eritorbeue 5eidncte
iicb ourb ibre ousge5ciduete God-
tlnlt aus; ibrc aiide mar Itanotbe-
fannt @err @nbfc ielbIt lit Gin Der.
liner. glllBer ibrcm @otten binter.
loBt iie mlr cine Gohter, 6rau Sci.
Ter. Gie 3eit Ger @ecroiQuna mar
geitern 9(bci0 nod nidt feitaeieet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
IN fritiidlenr 3nItanS.

Der 2i Sabre olte 0arrp 90. @elo.
naher non ylr. 2440, 6rcoerid.9lue
Gin sIngeiteIlter ser .&inOcr Shirt
g." Gde McSeurp. lmo @uIa>ti.
Cir Uuroe qcItern glbeno MS
6rantlin Sallarc.Soipital qcbrsdli
roHocm or 3rpei EobIetteu Guedii!,
reriublimot 3iI iirb ocuommau bate.
u aob on, ans 8er5peifIrua ntcr
rbeumatiide Sdmcr5eu 81 Dem Site
geariIicu 81 baben. Sein 3uitano
miro dig be0entIih beSeihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Sd. 8. ". g0inSer arltur6cn.

Sn ieiner g9obniug, g}r. 1915,
SobnitroBc, itorbi ecitern 1Rorgen 8.
" @inocr. ser I'M 9du-SuipeftorS
0eportcnent ais Snipcftor oeS moro.
oItliden 9e5irts ongeitellt mar. Ger
yerltorbeiic erfranftc Dor re6rercn
Sogen an Der Grippe, mo5u lid, iuie
ongenommcn miro, cine 9unaenent.
5iinonng geielltc, Ger 600 fam bon.
ltdnoio uneruartet oenn I'M gurca.;
oes Ban SnipeftorS Ioe Gin 9ricf
%inoerS, in oem cr idrieb, OoB cr
~ ein poar Gagen luieoer arbeitSi0.
big iein ipiiroe. @eraoe ais ocrgrief
geoffnet iuer0eu iollte. traf oie 9toh.
rtht bonn Sooe Oes Shrcibers eiu.
@inoer luitroe I'M Suni olS Snipef.
for ernonnt uno I'M Ioidenoen 9)1o.
nat bon Der Budget gc6orOe felt
an1eltelIt imO bottc lid ais Elm fd.
1lger mo ileiBiqer Wiani cupieIen
er miro bon ieiner Gattii ii6crlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Q9grt6boIIc g}ruidlc beridliuun6cn.

Die @ebeimpoli5ei founte oie 9ro.
ihe bon 6rnu @eorge gS. 2otimer,
ole m ~. 0e5em6er I'M u@elpeoera
Sotel~ einc Tbee. &ortie pcroultaItetc
uno felt iencr Belt Sos Shnnidihid.
oos einen @ertb bon $4,000 bat Der.
nliBte, nod nicbt fiuocu. sSrm 2atis
mcr 6cbmlptet BOB iie Oie @roide
nod mbotte, ols iie ooS Sotel oer-
lieB Sic pobnt III oen o9fodont.
beau 9[portrnentS~. 9b iie sic @ro.
lfe perloren bot ooer ob oieielbe ge-
itoblcu muroe, fam 6rmi 2otiner
niht on9cbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gsSIes @Lnt II CsnnInnS.

Son6om is. Souuor. Gic
Gntimeioima Der glegierung, oie
Sdlitc ocr 9elcrntcn Sarmorbeiter
6ll oeu sSofien 6u rtfen rno oieiel-
ben Onrh iugelernte 9(rbeiter ODER
5rmien 5u eriesen bat einen gepot-
tieen @roteit ieitcilS Der 5ornier sur
5olgc acbabt 1ic &reiie 500 aleidb
idlS iiber sic ltnmeisbeit Der &cgie.
rung ber inoent lie oorolli ouimerf.
lam mndt ooB Oieie WfoBno6me III
Der gc9enmdrtieen 8eit in peIdcr
oIle gla9rnn9Snlittel eebraudt wer.
Den mo 5u &onic er8euet weroen
miiiicu, cine dpBerit gefGbrlit6e lit.
Ole 0eiientIihteit miro oicicr Gnt.
idei0ling Der Heeierune init alien
Wfittclu entqCgcn drbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

9aep g)ort ls. Samlar.
SIN gllter uou S3 Sabren periiarb
bellte bier @apitdn Charles s. Bar
ter, Der Ieete iberlebeuOe Cfii8ier
pom gtabe Oes Slomirals 6arragit.
Capt. Barter oieute aIs GIii5ier TIL
britiicben Reiben mdbreno Oes e..
pop.9IuiulbrS IN SSuoien, I'M 8rim-
Sarieg uno Ger 9iebellion IN AlaoagoS.
far. g9Gbreu0 oeS 9iirgartricgcs
0ientc CT in scr ameritouiibeu p',
rine.
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t@eoriin0et f8s5 !


Salptquortier: o@ermnaic.G1d;I.
nerhor.6lubbaus, ylr. s52, glorO.
Somdro-gtroBe.
&r6iioent $eurp Ebomos. ssr.
SIC, @eltSorotoeo.StroBe.
Sobr u. Rlein. Iiriaent, git. 2Oi,
observation-disclosures.
George &iaunelb5ber proicfoIIEs
renoer iino correipnr6irenoer @eEsr.
tar, gsr. 4i9, 6orreit.Strobe,
Sermann @idlid), gd)obmeiiier.
SIR. 7l3, @arner.SiraBe.
Siuau5.Gefretdr Gbas. Otcinhorbt,
Scott. iln0 Santblre.StroBe.
8m. .. SilOehran0t. @iblEoibetar.
gar, 2O29, Gre0erid.9lDerne.
GboS. aSeu. glr, 246. Wcro.SSiiitr~s
gIUe., @orliser Ses Nhiilt.Gonise's.
rarion-@cIouauerein,
gSarmoaie."
D@erinania.Nl1nn7
r6tobllnn,4
~EboIta.9Riunerdor.
.@lo8art.9Pdu
oGidengranS.~
~@errndnin Gudrteit-GlubT
nMelooie."
sMebger.@eiauabereir.
~Ieiteno-2ieoerirqns1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
SSarnnns Our GbcdidJluinOlcr.

Iie bieiigc 9SoIi5ei fi1t nah Dem
80 Sabre alien 6. ". SorbalgD,
alias @ooorid, alias @3iIler, ser oil.
gebli6 ucriu6t @eidditSlcute nit
luertDIoieu G6cds bereii5lilcacn. Gr
ioa in letter 3eit erfoI9rcib in
&oi6ington georbeitet 6obeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

@oog @olano. rs. Sanuar.
Die uS9iener 9leuc 5rcic @reiic~
ninmt an, 0oB @rdii0ent s8ilion 0ci
9otihaiier @craro beorftraat babe.
ieinc fiir5Ii@ IN Berlin oeboItene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
9cr Ehnntniir nrnrilr N[ntIlt

2on0om rs. San. .Stbpei.
ser 3eitmgett gebsl 5u OaB cine
GroBe Oeiltitbe Erlppeunodt nabe
9oieI 5uianinien ge5oaen it,. iagt
Der @enier Correspondent scr p@r-
donac telegraph 60. Scr Shwei.
ser @eucrolitob lit iiber8euGt ooB cilt
Gtnfda in oie Shwei5 uorgeicben 1T,
Inn GlioB bon oen franaoiilhen Gin.
0rinAInaen an befreicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Sin luatNenOer Slniic.

gllS Soiep6 SpmauoSti ]Ir. i7l6,
5lcetitroBc pom Qoli3iiieu Sobn s..
Sorlnan pc1cu lmorOcntlben Nc.
troGtne Oerbaitct iucrocn iolltc cn1
rib cr Dem 9eomicn lcincn aniippel
uuO ucriebte i6m pcricbicOcue Niebc
IN oen Hiidcn 0arnlon muBtc bon
icinem 1oNtidI0aer @cbrauc0 mdhen
ebe cr sen rd6ioien Nieniden iibcr.
poltiacn founte. mo 0ericlbe mitBte
sur 9leporoir ms Ct SoicpbS.Sos
lpital gcbrddt luerocn cbc CT ii Ger
oitlidcu %oli5ciitotion binter SdloB
mo 9iicgel aebrabt mcrOen fonntc.
SpmanoSti itrGubtc iid gegeu cir
&er60r Dor 9licbtcr Gcreht ino Ct
miro oes6olb inter 5iUei 9InibuIoi.
8lm9ca Scr oeS &ioeriionOes ge5eu
ocn %oli5iiicn lnO Der 9liJbcii0rumR,
bis gum @ericbtSpcrfabrcn III Soft
6cbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Sir ocn 6uuo sur llnierlhieung Der
@ciangcnen BON 0cn Gentrolmdhtcn
Die in 0cu GiSgieilOeu SibiricnS
naDe5u per1lm9crL gingen Gin. 81
bon @enrD 2oubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

@auptanortier: ,,SRiiffeI's GoIIe.@
9'r. i0S. Oloro-sSfeoerid-S -StraBe, ia.
ben 9nniina sbeno, uiit Slnsnabme
oes oritien Gamita9s iiu sQcnat.
pyersimi5te SdHBsx pup Snliimurt.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

4. 6, &hlttcr. ". &. Siroia6n, s.
90 Wlc9lmd), 3. g. g9ariielo, ", S
gItluooO, 6. s. @lc@ron u. S. Bur.
dali ". g. DOB, Z. 2. Goerctt 81.
8. gIliiiiu S. @. So6mon 8. @oip
crniieuo, &. u McDououg0, s.. s..
Seonoro. s. 81. Suo1ms rmo 8 8.
9lorth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Die WliLdl. Olrrnrnn,nn

Sos Dor GINGER 3eit bon @laDor
Brelton crnonute Gomite, Oas bcjiigs
lid Der I'M Stootrat6 eiugereihten
V'ild'SerorOmlng, ueldc oaS 9}ns
itcitrilirci aler in Baltimore 5unl
Scrtoiif gcIonscu0eu @}ild Dor.
iHrelbt ipciterc Gmpic6lluigen ma.
dcn miro, bielt aeitcrn 9}o1mittog
cine Sislrn9 oic mebrerc StimOen
oduerte. GoS @omitc bat sic 9l6iidt,
ieinc @mpic5lunoen Dem Staotrot6s.
9onite IN elmer 8odc por5uIegen.
(Seltern 9lo1nlittaa founten iid sic
D'it9lieoer be5iiolih ibrcr 9lniidten
nidt eini9cn mes6olb in sen n6diicn
Sagcn cine wcitcrc Sitimg itottih.
ocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

RcOc Doni Stopcl 5u loiien. Ger
Seitartifel iaet normIs Dob Der @rG-
lioent ieIne 8cuIiibuugen, cincn 5rie,
Oen 81 er5iclcn, trob Oer nlattcu 9Lb.
idge Der 9[lliirteu fortieBen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
WlniteriGies GdiFi

&cnfocold 6lo., rs San
Captain 9lui5 ocS ipaiiiacn Dam.
piers o9Ioelina" Ger 6ellte bier aus
Siperpool eintroi bcridtete oaB er
oui icincr 1abrt OHrA bic Tlori0a.
stroBc AM Moutua aior1cH ocgcY
4 llbr BON eincn m0iicri0icn Gaur
pier gciintei wnroe, Der iid] ndherie,
lid a6er luieocr iort bega6 ais er lett
geIteat bottc, oaB Die ull0elna" ctu
ipaniibe5 5dJiif nor. Gapitdu GuiJ
fonnte nidjt au9e6en ob Der iremoe
Edmpier armirs mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
stelItc I'D Sen @iroinia @eG6rOrn

@r. Smith S. @roccD. Scr bier
Dor cinigen Ea9eh wcgcl oneeblihcr
Sdpinoclcieu III &bccliu9, ", SSo.,
perbnitet worOcn mar imO pon 9lidl.
ter lGodorO in ser mittlercn 9oli5ci.
Stotion gegcn Stcllumg BON $1,000
9iir0idoit alii ireien 6uB aeicbt
mlroc, itclltc iid ecitcrn oeu 9ebor.
Ocn in SSbccling, obne olli Oie glus.
licierungSpapicre, Die @ouperneilr
@arriuetou aiS5litellcn beabiibtigtc,
81 marten. Gr murOe in g9bceling
gc9en Stelluig BON 9iireidait ent.
Ioiien. @roccu ioa on @rn. OooiS
WlcSorD BON Glcpclano mertbloie
@oloniinenatticn im Veert6c bon
$4,000 ocrfallit babcn.