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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10

known source an indignant letter to
which In attached n copy OF Viereck's
Weekly. formerly the Fnthcrland.
which has been an uncompromisinE
defender OF the acts OF the German
authorities during this war. The
country In fairly well acquainted with
tho character OF this publication. In
the current number IL published an
article by Professor William Ellery.
whoever he is. which contains some
statements that merit at least passins
attention.
The writer. In discussing the syn
pathies OF American people during the
war shys that the starting point OF the
pro- German Is Germany. while the
starting point Of the pro-ally is Eng
land or France. In so far rs this re-
lnten to the undeniable sentiment
which prevails throughout the United
States in favor OF the allies a. against
their antagonists. this " not true. The
starting point OF that sentiment was
neither England nor France but Bel
gium. Leave out of account entirely
all those whose sentiments have been
Influenced by their racial sympathies,
and we have vast body Of millions
Of Americana who just prior to the
war had no pronounced sympathies in
either direction. But tho rape OF Bel
gium gave their sentiments start In
n direction which has not been
changed. and the commission Of that
gigantic crime was followed by the
commission OF other outrages too hor-
rihlo to record. and when, very soon,
Americans themselves were made to
feel that their own rights were being
tramplcd under foot by the same
power and in tho same manner, that
sentiment was strengthened and con-
firmcd.
Germany has been unfortunate in
many respects--in tho inability of her
statesmen to understand the spirit Of
other nations: in their belief that ma
tlons were to be shocked into coward
ly inaction by exhibitions Of friEhtful-
ness inflicted on others. and. not least,
in the character Of some of her Amer
lean apologists. The state Of mind Of
this particular apoloGist Is shown in
his repetition of tho hoAry arguments
in favor OF America cutting off sup
plies from tho allies because. the Ger
man navy is not .strong enough to
command the acquisition Of supplies
for Germany. And this particular
clares that II there Is any difference
between life and property in ,nc cir
cumstances which exist. the distinc-
tion lies In favor Of property.
That point in tho professors argu-
mcnt being reached, we quit. There
10 no answer.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
MILLION BU.
TUBERSSTORED
E. Percy Miller Says He Has
Many Potatoes Stored at
Blue Island.

Chicago, March 10.-while food in
vestigators were endeavoring today to
verify rumors that million bushels
OF potatoes are in storage at Blue
Island, suburb, e. Percy Miller. a
commission merchant. admitted that
he controls 100000 bushels in differ
ent sections Of the country. His total
holdings he estimated at approx
mately 1900 cars.
Mr.. Miller added that he is probably
the largest holder of potatoes in the
country and that it is not unusual for
him to control SO many. He said
market and he denied there was a
corner on the vegetable. No potatoes
have been destroyed wilfully to create
shortage, according to Mr. Miller
but many that have been frozen or
otherwise spoiled while in storage
have been destroyed.
THE amount of potatoes in Wis
consin Michigan and Minnesota Ia
probably not one-fourth or one-fifth
Of what they were last year.
we will be glad to show our rec
ords showing what we have spent to
OBTAIN refrigerator cars for shipments
from Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana and Colorado The growers
have not held back supplies and the
shippers have been universally pressed
Tor cars. While 1t is true the high
prices are due in part to difficulty in
getting the product to market It ia
not the fault Of the carriers. There
are number of contributory causes
to the high prices"
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
.oCrosby

Aaker's Business College received a
request from Crosby, n. D.. for a
bookkeeper and stsnographer. Mr..
John Erickson was recommended. se.
cured the position and leaves this ev.
on,ng for Crosby. adding another to
IN" many A. B. 9. graduates employ
ed 1T Crosby A business training
opened tho door to this position; Il
WI. 40 tho same for you. Enroll now
hnd get In line for position worth
Whijs. Special course offered "a Hish
School Graduates and Teachers
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
HINTS AT TRUTH

vauvenargues-1t 10 Of no advant-
not just The perfection Of the pendu-
lum is not to go fast. but to be regu-
lar.
Duclos-The pride Of the heart is
the attribute of honest men; pride of
manners is that Of fools; the pride Of
birth and rank Is often the pride of
dupes.
Vinkelman-Exquis beauty re-
sides with God. Unity and simplicity
are the principal sources of beauty.
1t resides In the good. the honest, and
in the useful.
Diderot-I like better for one to
say some foolish thing upon important
matters than to be silent. That be-
comes the subject Of discussion and
dispute, and the truth 10 discovered,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
What They Say
But There's a Day Coming.

(From Minneapolis Journal)
With a sigh we leave upon its little
shelf the old fly swatter and resume
the more practical snow shovel
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
THE STARTING POINT.

Local msn who made a vigorous
protest against the unpatriotic and OBJ
structiontst action OF Senator Gronns
last week have received from an un-
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
no CUT DOWN APpRoPR1Ari;oNs

TO CUT DOWN APPROPRIATIONS
~. bismarck. N. D., March 1o.-With
North Dakota legislature exceeding
the revenue available by $500 900.
Governor Frazier today began the
task OF slashing items to effect a bal
ance. " 'e''
The legislature appropriations to-
!aied s4,S6O,000. OF this amount
saOoooo was saved by vetoine the
terminal elevator bill.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
You Knew It. Didn,t You?

(F'ron1 Minneapolis TribuneJ
Colonel Bryan says that in the
event of war he will be found loyal,
Ia this a confession that he is not
loyal now?
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
Also Causa Rebellioujs.

(From Minneapolis Tribune)
New York judge rules that wife
has the right to search her husbands S
pockets for spare coin. The court.
in effect. simply recognizes as legal
a long standing practice.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10
RESORTS TO OPEN ON SUNDAYS

Bismarck, N. D., March 1o.-North
Dakotans can get down their bathing
suits. recanvass their canoes and
mend their broken oars for the blue
Governor Frazier signed the bill per-
mitting bathing. rowing. canoeing
and the operation Of chautauqua and
summer resorts on Sunday.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-10

that Sarranza Is quite ready to take
part In such movement at any mo.
ment when 1t can he done with a req.
sonable measure Of safety.
\ y X
In the British parliament the Irish
question Ia again giving trouble to the
government and the Irish Nationa lists
have announced their determination
to withhold their cooperation from
the government until some settlement
is reached. Tho trouble arose from the
insistence on the prompt announce.
ment OF plans for the fulnlment of
promises for home rule The premier
said that the government was ready
to put home rule In operation. but that
It would not cosros Ulster. This result
90 tnta break which may prove very
embarrassing to the Lloyd George ad-
ministration.
4 \ Il Il II
In North Dakota Governor Frazier
has shocked some of his followers by
vetotng the terminal elevator bill
which was passed as q compromi,s
measure by both houses ana which.
while not fully meeting the extreme
demands Of some Of the league sls-
ment, was accepted BY the house % q
substantial stop In advance. In his
veto Message Govsrnor Frazier make
Il plain that no II thoroughly COM
mtttsd to the entire program -of the
ilsasus bosses, In al IL extremes. and
IN EQUITY Circles there are now heard
sxprsssions Of ofindisnation At the man.
nsr 70 which their requests have been
tstAsd with.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
8cpp cr6alt neuu Wluuutc.


9idter @oie berirtbeilt i'm ipegcn
@erfouiS aeiiiiger @etrGnfe al
9unOestruppen 81 @eidnsnIB-
iiraic. gro6t allen lle6ertre-
tern nit ihmeren Stroien.
Seds Monate lpeeen Qeriii6rrng
eines NldOdens.
SSn elmer @arnling, Oie er geitern
9Iahmittag erlieB, nadoem er G6as.
s. 3epp pegen 8ertaufs geiItiger
@etrdnfe an 9unoestrlppen in iei.
mem 2aOen 81 Soenton 5lI neuu Wlo.
nnien @efdngniB berlirt6eilt 6otie,
CAB 9li6ter 9ioie i'm 9unOes.Gi-
itrifts-@eribte 81 periie6en, DAB cr
oIle oieienigen, Oie Geiese iiberire-
tell, Die iidJ auf ocn Grieg o0er Die
g9o6liabrt Der Sol0aten 6e5ie6en,
idiuere Straien 81 ermarten bGtten,
gud lieB er ourdbIiden. ooB nilr ole
T6atiade, OaB 3epp iid) icbuloig be-
fannte, i'm Dor elmer ibmereren
Straie icbiiste.
Ger Hid5ter ioatc H. g.: n@oS oie.
les @cridt i6ln fam mo miiB. 1T.
bos, ooB cs Seoermdnn sic G6otIadlc
tlar mabt, ser ipegen Oes GeloeS oic
Weiebe iibertritt oie gema6t iin0,
nm Die Siidtigfeit utiercr 9Irmee 6u
idIiiben, OaB er peun iiberiii6rt, cine
Strnie er6altcn miro, Oie i'm 60dIt-
mo6riheinlid entnut6igen miro, oaS
Gcrae6en 81 mie0cr6olcn. glrt6ur
9cll, Ger bei 3cpp onacitcat mar
inO nit oieiem per6aitet murOc, cr.
belt 80 Gage @ciGngniB. 9lirbter
9loie erpd6hie and in ieincr 9lnipra-
dye Oie S6aliadDe, Dob 3epp oorgeae.
ben bo6e CT 1a6c nid)iS bon Dem
@eiebe gelunBt meldeS 0en &erfauf
geiIiiger @etrdnfc al SolOaten ner-
bictet iinO lieB OllrNbliden, ooB CT
Oieier 9lnga6e niht oiel cjlanben bel.
neiic. nGr bate cine Ncgierunas.
Iicenl fir icineu 0cgenwdrtigcn 60
oen imO beirie6 eiuerl 6c0eutcnOen
SauOel nit Spirituoieu troboem Ger
Gerialrf an Sol0otrn ber6oten mar.
3mt ShliiB pericbtc Der 9iid)ier aud
ben &e60roen pou Slime glrlIn0cl-
GonntD eineu Sieb, in0en CT iagte:
r9lui weldc @eiie cr iu StunOe mar
0ieieit Gerlaii iori5iiIebeu o6ne an.
ideinenO irgeuO welbc St0rung ici-
tens Der 9e66roen 0cs GouniDs lit
mir nidt 6etannt nmo auf ieOen Sail
bate oieieS @erid)t nit oieier 6rage
nibts 81 t6nn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
Maurehlaaer Fir 9lrmec.

Shherbalb elmer g9obe ooer 10
Togen mfrs OaS erobc @datenIaeer,
Or. t4i2 M14tS. Galiern.9IDeme,
bonn 9lcgierinss GuoriicrmeiIier,
Qepaftement bc5ogen weroen Ger
9Sodioertrag iii bonn Smipituann ..
". G']ieiQ bon Der 9mOcS.9lrmee
nit s)erriicin, Cohen & Go. abac.
ihloNen iuor0cn. SIN Soic mer0en
peiterc 2naerbGlier crridltct iperOen.
las @ebdliOe Iiegt am 9le6engeleiic
Der a4ennipluonia Giien6abn" an
Der Freiioeni.S StroBe rmo elm 91eben.
geIeiIe Iduit bon sort brett nob oem
@runoItiid Gs III ein 4.ltodiges @e.
bMloe nit einem 8lurraum BON 30..
900 SUB nno einem Sofraum BON
10000 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26


Tas 0riess-Gepartement bat oieieI.
ben befaint gcaebeu - $50 9e.
ireiimecn 3icmIid groB iino, lper.
Den mebr auseeboben prroen--
9lummern aeben uur Bis 1900,
oa bobere y'ummeru uidt iiir
@larDlauo limo.
1as ariegs.Gepartement bat sic
ri6tigen 9limmern iiir ole critic
2lusbe6mg in NlarDlanO ausgeianot.
@s limo feine BON Den ge3ogenen
91unirnern iiber 1900 genannt. ba
Oieie iid nid)t mii MarDIuno be5ie.
ben. Seoe 1iIirittsbebotOe miro aus
Der Cite geniieenO giummern 5ie6en.
10 ipie Iie Der Heibe nnb erideiner,
Inn OoppeIt Oas 0orgeidriebene
Gnota 3u crbalten. 60 wer6en inn
IiIirifte go. bon Baltimore 264
ge5oeen, obidon oas quota mir 1872
betrdgt. SIT oies uiht geniieenO, 10
werOen nod mebr ge3ogen bis Oas
bolle Quota erreidjt lit.
Die Guotas, III Griitriften &c.
nonnt, Iino mie iolgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

Ger einc 9riei Der ibIieBli6 oiirdl-
gelelen lDurOe un0 Der im Slmi abge.
ionOt mar trof einige StIn0en Dor
ibm Elm. SdlieBlid Inn oaS NloB iei.
ner 9Ibenteuer boil 81 maheu, miIroe
ais Ser oGt. 2ouis" iih gicm gorf
ndberic, bon Oen aononireu an 9oro
Elm Dermeintlides lls9oot qeiic6tct,
6as iiD ober, nd1oenI Der @eaen.
Iian0 beihoiien iuorOeu mar, ais eine
@aS6oie 6ernisIicate. 9ootb id0ts,
er babe gelnlg oerartigcr 2l6ehteiier
crlebt itro perOe iitb MN irieOierii.
ger 9eihditiaung piOmen. See.
monnslcbeu iei iebr idj0n, nur Oiiri.
ten oic ll,9ooie uidt iogeidbrlib
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
9m SmtcrcRc OOn Baltimore.

Superintendent 6borIcs q. Gooon
crfldrte aelierm oob cr ieiuc gemii.
bitnaen nidt diifgcgeben babe fir
Baltimore cine bon sen 5uei BON oer
9legierung beabiicbtigten groBen
S1iiIs6alt9lnlagen 81 idern. Gr
miro Die goribeiIc oicicr Siaot oem
Gonire-9IomiraI 6apps, Dem gcsen.
wdrli9en Sonpt Der 9}ot6iaas.6lot.
ten.Gorporotiou linO 6rn. 6omaro
q SiirIeD, Dem @oriiber Scr Sdiii-
ia6rts.9eb6rSe, iofort nod einer
9lnflinft III @ai6iuotou oor 9Iuoen
iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
Ser n@eiB en- SfGaDerei"
ihnInin hefnnnen

W ~ y " " w.
2ornan 2airO, ein iimger Wlann
aus @orren, Baltimore Gountp,
murOe geitern bon &itbter Goie inl
9lmOeS GiltriftSgeridte 5u feds
Nonoten @eidnghiB peuutbeilt we-
gen lle6ertretllng Oes N}onu.@eieBcs
gegen .@eiBe Sfloperei" 9airo be.
fanute ii6 iduloig uno pie giitrifts-
anpolt Gennis erfldrte, bat oeriel6e
6ie Strafe boil beroient Gr agte, Der
iiinge Wlann, Ser cine Sruu uno Orei
aiuoer III Baltimore 6ot babe Sri.
@ertrlOe So6nior bon 9oipeburg in
Baltimore getroiietL i6r sen Sol &C.
mobt iin0 iie oerdnlaBt nit i6ui
nad philadelphia 5u ia6ren, 0ort
babe i'm ieine Srou nit Dem NlGO-
den oufgefunocn umo i6m einen
@rief geidriebet, ser i6n ueronlaBtc,
bier6er 5ilriid5iife6ren oaS ilnge
in @6ilo6elp6io i'm Slid
laiien0. Tam muroe er ner6aitet
inO Oas M6odcn mar 6ereit ais
3euein gegen i'm alii3utreten peun
CT lidJ nidt idul0ig 6efannt bdtte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
arunf6sit rieb az eelbitmOtO.

Der 40 Sabre alte SSobn 8. Bran.
oou, Elm Giienorbeitcr bon g1r. 1910.
McSenrD StroBe, mo6te eeItern
@loreen in Der Sriibe ourd GrbGneen
ieinem 9eben ein gn6e. Seine 2eide
uiiroe, nn cincm Sirid bGngeno, ouf
Der Neranoo i'm 0meitcn Stodmerf
ieincs SeimS bon Gee 5porrom, ci.
mem W(itglicO DER Gompognie Sc
bonn A. Neeimcut eniocdt unO bcum-
ter gcidniiten. Sporrom mobnt in
gir. 1916, WcSenrD.StroBe iino tnnt
geroor an Dem 0nide 6eS SeIbitm0r-
orrS Dorbci, ais CT 0eiien 2eidc IN
Der 2uft bcmerftc. gr pedte oic
ilbrigeu W}italicOer Der 6omilie duf
meldc oic 2edle noh ocnl n6rouflin
Square Soipitnl" brmgen IieBcn no
man conitotirtc, Dab Der Zoo Dor
meDreren Stuhocn cineetrcten mar.
9ron0mu muB flir5 nad Miitcrnodt
icine imieliee Ebot bceoiigen baben.
ggie ieine 2(neeb0rlgeii crfldreiL ioa
cr iih niht Der bclteil 0elmo6eit CT.
ireit babelt bod babe er iiic Scl6it.
morogeoonfcn geduBett. 9roiioolt
mar cin 9lngeitcIlter Der Baltimore
GroOod ono SbipbuiIoino Co. III
2ocitit 9Soint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
sgur uuf torvcOirtcm 0umpfcr.

@erritt 9. Boots bon Baltimore
mur0e Orrd Eorpe0o NIT in Die
Suit aeiprenat Tun1picr ,Gran'
more mar bon 9moes3critorern
6eeleitct uno mnrOe troboeul TOR.
peOirt 9oot6 frob, Dob er gliid.
lid 81 Souie lit.
n@enn Giner cine 9ieiie t6ut, 10
fam er mas er5d6lett~ penn Giner
o6er 6eit5utage cine Heiie auf einctn
Sdiiie nod europa iutteruimmt, 10
fam er noalibermeiie nod uiel
nte6r er5d6lcr. Merritt 9. @oot6 o9n
gtr. si3, Git.@ratt StroBe, lit elmer
BON Oieien. Gr mar StelernonnS-
s2oat onf Dem 6ritiiden Camper
,GrQnmore," ols oieier BON einem
0cuii6cn ll.9oote in oie 9ieie OeS
Mieeres perientt prrOe. CaS geidab
am T. Slni. SeitOem bat er, bis cr
Dor cinigeu Sogen, eliidlih entfom-
mcn 81 Sarlic eintrai, iouiel crle6t,
Dab er Gin Gud i1rei6en tonnte nit
Dem Giiel n9lbcnieuer zines Sec.
monneS wd6rcno oes ll9oot-aric-
ges~
@oot6 6cucrtc om %. Wlai ais
Steucrnauus-M Moot ouf Dem nGron
more" bon Baltimore nab 9iperpool
Sic bciOcn 9unOcs. 3criiorer nSina.
leD" mo u@roDling" 6cgleitetrn oos
Sdiii. 9oot6 mar on Steuer ais
plobirb eti IorpcOo ocn Gonlpier
inter Dem Haum traf gcrnOc inter
9ooil, Nle6l g9ci5en mo @npier
flogen bod III 6ie 2Iit ln0 Der 9liB.
idcin 0cS SorpcOos. nur 10 Sub unn
i6m cnticrnt 6lcnoete Den 9Raun
Ocrarii9 Dab cr nidt me6r ie6en
fonnte rSn 2iperpool, no CT un0 Die
iibrigen Wnnn gelonoet wurorR
brad)tc man 2loot0 in 0aS Mcrcp.
Soipital. 9lui Ocn Sbiiie. oas i'm
bobin bradte. 6eionOcn iiH pieIe pert
mimOete Scclcite mo SolOaien NSni
Soipiial mlBtc 9ootb Orei @ohcn
nit berbln0cncu 9iugen 5ubringen.
g4Gbreno er lid in Dem irilheu
Soicn beia6. no oie 3crIi0rer lie
bnae6rabt batten 60rtc 9oot6 eine
Ioute Grploiion 9Iuf icinc ,Sroac,
mas oieiel6e 81 beoenteI babe, mnrOc
Inn geiaat, ooB neun ,5iiherIeute
einc ocpdidc SoherpIoiip-lRine &c.
hmocn mo Deriudt bGtten, iie nit
eincr VrrHiian0e 81 olinen. Sic Gr.
ploiion lei criolgt mo bon Den Mdu.
Morn uno oen 9rc9eiien iei niplnolS
einc Spur eeinnoen porOen gooi6
tebrte oli 0cm GanIer st 2ouiS"
5uriid. 1ieirr entgina luie 9oot6
iaatc. nit fuafpcr 9lot6 0en Sdid.
Ial scr .Gronnlore. Sin Iorpe0o
perir6te sen Ganpier I'M wenige
6uB, imO iener Shnelligfcit Der
oonlte er iein Gntlommen
llc6er 0en 6rifii1cn Senior iUeiB
9ooi6 uidf Oicl @ntes 81 et5d6len
Bon 0cn alt 9rieicn, mel6e Die
Gilegerinnen an ieine bier wobnenOe
tSroi ic6rieben, purOeu odt pom
Genior bernidict. SdIieBli6 muroe
i6m 6eOeutet oaB cr ieine ireie 9Ieoe.
weiie 81 6einrdnien babe, tuiinihc
ct, oaB Elm yriei beiGrOert ueroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

@ouDerneur Gurrington ernonnte
qeiieru 9iadynitiag fnr5 6coor er ieiu
'@ureau- i'm Union 1rlIit.@ebduOe
'perlieB, Serrn Sobn W. 9ieifinDoer
BON Garron.GoiniD. biS0er @oriibcn'
ben ser Staats Sn0uiirie llnfaIl-
Gommiliion. ais 9lahiolger oes
Qldt6. Fbiip 9. 2airo. gum @Nt.
glieo scr oifentliden @erfe6rs.Gom.
niliion. mo 9lobert g. Ser, Nitalico
Der Stdaisaeiebgebung ino ebenlals
Sefretdr oes MoDurs &reIton gum
0faddoIger bee Scrrn giciiinuoer All
ser GtaotS SnoirItrielluiaIl.Gom.
miiIion. Ger @oluerncur Id)o6 Oie
Grucnnuug rineS gtadiolaers bcs
SSamcs SiaainS. eiics WliigIieoes Der
llniulls.GonlniiiIion oeiieu 6rneu.
NINA i'm Iebten Sobr o6Iief oui.
9leiiInuoer lit fiir Sie Gaucr BON nidlt
gan3 fiini Sdbren ernannt ino oaS
5oldt 6ctrdgt $4,000 pro Sabr, ebeu.
10 pie 0as aIs @litglieo Der llnialIS.
GommiiIion. bod luiro Die SieIIuna
ais 6coeutenoer iiuO pidtiger be.
itodbtet ais sic an Der lebtgcnonntcn
Gomniiiiion. Sec miro ctlpa orei
Sabre Oienen uno Siosins' Stelle
wir0 mo6ridjeihIid crit in Der nah.
iien S5ibuna scr Staatsseiebgebun5
beiebt lperOeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
glene Corporation tt6aIt 1reiOrief

Sic .D1IncraI Eotalb 60" bon
ljlurDlauo muroe eeitern pou Der
Siaats. Steuer.G Gommiiiiou nit einefn
sSreibrieie periebeu. Ole Gompagnie
ioa Elm QftientapitaI BON $750,OOO
baben lmo ais Sitcorporatoren Jim.
aircn Die SN. Sobn 8. Sus, SDos.
q goDl1 BON Baltimore iino Diats
t6ep 3 D'Gonnor bon @ai6ington.
Gas Smiptbureou Der neuen @ont'
pagnie mirO ilb I'M Wluniep.@ebdnoe
hierleIblI beIin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
3am ed,ntc Der @aRcrItituua.

0moesmari6aa Stod6am etnann'
ie geiiern 20 SiIliSmaribdae, Die Den
Qluiirag buben. Die SonoiiraBe, ole
0urh 1Rontgomeru . Gouutp nad
ggaI6uiaton lauit ino inter Der iib
0ic 0aIierr0bren beiinoen, Die oaS
TrinIluoIier nnd Der 8luioesbmipt'
iioot beioroern. 5u bewaden Gberlt
~. g. i5isf pom 8urcou Der 9unoes.
c,naenielire eriilHte um Die @adt
potter, uno Serrn Stodbam wuroe
Der glnittog 81 26eil oieielbeit 3i
ernemen.
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@rfrcinns Der TraerwebrIeate DOm
MiIitarSiemit.

Tie N1itaIicOer ocs 6ieiigcu 8cuer.
iucbr-IepartcmcitS per0en luobr.
i1cinlId bon Ocm Secresoicnii be-
ircit lper0en. Iieic gInlidjt pertrat
9iepraieniont Charles y. Goaoo mad
elmer COHERENT, ole ct nit Dem Fro.
poii.Nlaridoa @eherol GroiuOer in
gsoi6neton gebabt bate. 9Iui @cnc.
raj Gropoer idien cS ciiicn ginorud
gemaht 5l 6nbcn onB, menl
Die 3eiertpe6rleutc scr ielcftipen
3pangsauS6cbilng imterporicn mir.
oeL OnS gnItihorer 6eucrmebr.0c-
partement ic6r oorunHer leiOen Mir
DC. glur Ole aiiSge6iIOcten mo BE-
8ablten 6eiIerucbrIeute ser Std0te
weroen beircit iein udbreno 0ie Nlit.
alie6er ser ireipQi0en Gompaanie'n
Oarin nidt poreele6eh ihlO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
Caf qalum inipi5irt.

Die 9lfiionGrc DER nOof 2opu.
5ricobofs. @eieaidDaft~ tutcrnobmcn
aciiern cine Snipettion oes Gigen-
tbums an Der goItcrn glpenue Roao
unter 2eitung BON 2olis s. aler'
LEM SeEret6r Der @eieaiaoft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
0emOfraten in 0Onicrens.

Die @rimGuuo6l ouf Oen If. Sep
tember ieitgciebt. Qie 9lomiui-
itration oes BrdiiOenten @iIiou
inOoiiirt. &ieIe ongeie6eue De-
mofraten nabmen an Ser Siburg
Gbeil. ~ StaatS- -Gontroleir Mlc.
Diuaen ioa wie6er cdnoiOiren.
Gas oemofrotii6e Stoots. Central.
Gonite belt eeiiern gtadmittae ieiue
Sibine i'm ,.Sotel 9ennert" mO
iebte na6 fllr3er 9erot6ung oen Eag
fir OaS 9l6balten Der 9Sriudrpa6len
oui Oen If. September ieit.
Or. $. Soubert @ooe, Der Goriiber,
riei Die 3oblrei1 eridienenen 0elegu.
ten 3ur 0romne, unO Setretdr MI.
bert S. 9llmoneD riei Die peri6ieOe-
men Itdotiiden 0iltritte imO Die 23
Counties auf lDelde alle, bis auf
Galbot. .Golmtr pertreten maren. Gin
9ei1luB.@omite, beiiebeno aus ie
einem 3elegnten ser ieds GongreB.
3iitrifte, na6m Oie Orei in5wiiben
eingereidten 9ei1liiiie entgegen unO
CAB nad lGngerer 9erot6ung leinen
geridt ab, Der BON Dem gr-Senator
Garpel 3. 8enion perleien mlir0e.
Sic 8erianmhlng ratiii5irte ole
orei 9ei6liiiie o6ne ieOmeOe Gc6atte.
SIN eriten 9ei6liiie miroe 0as
llebereinfonmen oes SSrn. S. Subert
@ooe nit Dem repu6Iitanii6en
Staats-GentraI. .Gonlite, Die Yrimdr-
mablen gemeiniom am If. Septem-
Der Qb5ubalten ratiii5irt.
SIN 3weitcn 9ei6hliie wuroen Die
Gorfe6rungen iiir ole gfominationen
bon @eietgebimgsmitglie6ern imO ei.'
nen Hibter iiir Baltimore uno cinen
9ii6fer iiir Oen erIten SSuOi5ial.0i.
itritt eema6t; oesgleiden miiiien oa.
bel Die oemotratiiden rtei.Gomi.
ten um0 Die 3elegaten sur Staots.
Gonpention crm1blt merOen.
So0ann mur0e Ger 8oriiber Or.
Subert outoriiirt, oen Gag iiir oas
gIbbaIten Der Staats Convention,
ober iiibt ipdter ais fiinf @oden Dor
DER @a6l, 3ur Domination zines
GonOiOoten iiir oos 9lmt oes Staots.
Gontroleurs ieit5uIeben.
Cann wurOe Elm 9eidhiB anee.
nommcn, ole 9lOminiiiration oes grG-
iioenten g9iIion 1in0 fem 8oreeben i'm
Sntereiie Der Demotratie Der ean5en
Melt 8u inooiiiren imo i6m Die lin.
terltibung WiarpIano's 5ugeiidert.
Gum S1luB mur0e Der 9ldtb
Sug6 u. McDtuaen Der ieBige Son
troIenr oes 5taotes, i'm ylomen Der
9ortei eriu6t, cine @ieOernomina.
tion an5unebmeu noumit Der Staat
ole @ortbeile ieiner ausge5eibneteu
Gienite auf peitere 3nei Sabre er.
bGlt."
9}ad S1luB ser Ger6an6Iuneen
mo Or. @uOe 6ie 2(nmeienben 81 ci.
nem Slii6 elm.
8or Der Geriammliing ianoen per'
idieOene @onieren5en i'm Sotel &en.
merit itatt, an melden Senator Sobn
@aIier Smith, GongreBmitglieoer
SoI6ott uno ABrice, Stats. Sdabmei.
tier Syo6n sc. Gennis, Scr glmOes.
0iitrifiSanmaIt Sam. Sc. Dennis,
@ouuerneur Gmerion 6. Sorrinaton,
3ou.ginne6mer @m. q. NDm, Sr.
sSobu s. Ma6on rnO bielc Qnoere an.
eeie6ene Gemofraten E6eil na6men.
Die Situotinn Der @artei' I'M Staate
muroe erpogcn uno man Tano, oaB |
Die Soerbihuo6l ie6r uibig oerlauicn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
1nNrsfnl[ nlirb niterladlt.

Coroner 3nSleD bonn noroohIiben
4oIi5eioiiiriii bat cine lIntcriuduna
iiber sic 9ooesiriadlc 0cS - Sabre
oltcn Gbriitop6er gonermcnerr cin6e.
lcitet Der geIiern Morgen i'm Sauie
icincr Sdweiter, 3ran 9lnnie 8re.
mer, glr. i04, rO.Streeper.Str,
itorb.