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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
ler mcrifnniidc anNNelmn66cl.

Ger cjcidiftSItrciber ser Submit miro ieinc liebc
gotb 6abcu ipenn er id ooral nodt bic Gcdidte ser
Observation-Disclosures 8eSic6n0cu in Dem 5tpciten
So6r5ehut 0cS icbigcu Sa6rbun0crts flo3uteaen Gas
alto g9ort bonn Mecbie Ser oIchi bctGnoa it trifit
bier nad0ridlidcr p ais in 0en mciiten SSGacn idmc
rqer ntcrnatonalcr &erpidehmgen Sda0e, ooB sic
|cGenoiicn Oeier Gorgonge eo n6t mebr crleben fon
ucn, OaS fi6le iinparte5c llrtbc ciucr 0GWldl I'LL.
6eiangencn Eeronlidfeit weldlc oic merifouiden &r
rc Ser lebtct Sabre iuO Die 5dtliben @rrole iuel
de Oic 3utlmft njpeife5ait als 6plqcn 0cr 1citgcn
&crh1tiiie nod bringcu miro in rctroIpefoem 2idtc
crpolt tcnuen 81 Icrrer.
Gin 3etrom lpcliger Nlpnatc Qcniigt iuic sic CT
fubrmg ms gclebrt 6ot I'M OoS Q6 ser Sage i'll Nieri
70 un0 oout 6e ge5ie6ungcu ser @ui6ugtoner 9legie
rng 81 ocm 9Iad]6arlonOe mO oen BORT iigurirenOcn
@lrioncn p0lg 81 pcridcben Suerto @Do; Oann
GorranJo, Damn iueocr Gilld 0onu nohmals Gorron.
5l llnO beutc oIler 8obriIcnhfcit nadl pie6er 9ao
oIs moB9c6cuoc SuoOioualitot nit wcd)cr Die Gieiac
Ncgicrung Ocr6nnDcIu mll i'm &or0er9runo 0cicrn
rodj &i0a ais Bandit pon General Berbing pcrolgt;
Gorro5o lpcrrt iid gcgcn Oicie &criolgmq IS Fount
III Sdpuiergcitcn 5piidcu Garranja iulo l8oibmoton.
Gaa oooncrt pom Nan0iten juu bcrcdDtigten 9icuolt
tondr Garra5a picift oiif Ocnl letter 2od nO Uenc
rol Bcrbing oa jlIrd9cjogen mcroel 0nnit &a ireic
9obn crbGIt S9er NC ObcrbanO befonuut repr1cHtirt
uatrli6 oaS umoraliidc |ri5p", iir meldcS @ni6-
inaton ciitritt
EoS pcrninti9ltc mare iebt ueiln man cn0ld) Oie
mcrfauiidA Slnipcn i6rc &rofcbIe mtcr cinoiocr ir
gcbinocrt osiedlien licBc Bon 9n6egm udrc eS i6er
Goipt OaS 0cid)citec 9cpccu bdttc nan iid5 III Oeu
trcnipeI GAR nidjt biueinGemdt %ielledJt bcgiumt
man oics ua0emac1 IN gSoGingon cin5liicbcu
(9&.0. StS5tg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
liuirrc NndlaiTofcit ecacniibcr Scncrsacfa6r.

Ias 9ftinr.9llreaii Der Observation-Disclosures Der
iSeucr @eriimTimasgeelidloit bat rud euer erin0
Iifc lnterummg aGer @rdn6e oic in 1915 int Stadte
aiarplouo borfanlen iegeteat oaB pon Dem @eiannt-
ldaocn pol $i50S,5il obnr 3ipeiiel $360,7i9 orh
prc @odIGIinfcit uno $3i55Os orb tbeipciic gladl.
Iiiiiofeit oeriradt uiirOen
gtIs lriodle iiir @rdnOe Die Iurd pure glatIdlg
feit reruriahi muroet 5d6t Dos 9lfhtar9nreait oni
iho06nite Sdlorniicine, Onrh bic ein Sd)aocn bon
$i327s2 perlradt wuroc 6eucrmcrlSforper, @QS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Wiartin 4. 4lfpertnrr.

6S tdrb am 3D. 0escubcr 1916 uau idn0cs
rcr aranl6c MARTIN 4. Niprriuer, pcicbicr
eiaiic bon gnna N} Sipertner. Ga Sabre alt.
sHoraenc nm ~ llbr. ron einer &pbnuuN
wlace slnc. Gdc Srauilir,gipe., AoBpiuc, &alti'
nlorc'Nuuup ans nach Der Ncr3 Seu Wrc0c
luo ulu bal0 lbr Elm ieicrlimes 9seouenl.Nocbs
amt fir iciu @ccicEhcil cclcbriri miro, uHo
taHn aul bcn 1cy5 SeiltSrebboic" iidt
(Gincinnah nio 9loyrislpIuH, ga Setnngch
Nollcr ucil, cpDren.)
l-AnIIi- ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

GS iiarb am ST. ENcmbcr 1916, IN feincr
lcbieu geobmlaa giT 907 risVleaiam. str,
Sorot6ca G6rlii. Vascr. Sic @cerogune sii
iucMcr Srclnoe uno Ncilmie oct Samiac
adiuEQapou einqcaocH. iIno, inoct iian pcn
aoucaicr. w. ii2S Sorrrit's stra6s, an GStt.
iOoal. 3. Ianar. llby Wpraens. lin 10 ubr
lpotgcno lpiro ii bor St Games Nlrde" cine
llenuicm rpCDmciie fir oaS Seclcubeil 6cS Ger
iiortenep 9eleien @eiicbuHg anl Dem rpl. ST..
L1lcr lSrichhpi." l.Nnn2--3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
allnrn Mlnlh

0S flar0 ail Saanar 1917 Mnr Miutb
Nclcbic Satin Oc4 Ncrliorbcncn 1Rdriu Wluth
im glltet bon 81 Ndhrcn. '0oHnteH nno 20
lngcu. Die SccrniOnna bon ibrcr lcbten Nob
luinp, Rr i0t4 Hurb.0nrlturs9iur iinoct ltdit
iormiricn 3cuiinen 5nonnclssNirbc sac
Sc0rDcber. Mno @araiopa 5irahc. nm : llbr
HabmlnagS ,Sreunoc npo 2lcrpnn6tc ino
eIu9clQccL 0nipGeRo ST riu NciepunA nltl
bcr .ySclicIu 0cmcfcrU. (Sun2--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Roi;ua Nrcit.

&S ftorb an 81 Scscmber NUfiuG Greit, &C.
lcbic c5ntiiu bon SoicpD Nreit iul gtltcr bon
T0 SnOrcn Sic 8cer6anuQ Ton lhrcr lcbtcu
am 1onurrIiua. sen 4 2annar si5 WorocnS
IN Der Scri SeiuNirChc miyb iiu llbr Wlor
asle cine Renliemsoohweilc fir 6eS Sccen
hell ocr %erterbeEcn eelebrlrt mereeH. Neie'
BultQ aul oem pcri 3clus5ricobolc.
(Souya4dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

81 iiasp pIDgIi6 ON n gc3cmocr 1910
Wlnpnaieun Nrnuber, % S1brc alt pclicbic
Icd'ier oco beritorncncii &errO q. nro gBih
bcmiro Aranbcs Nic 9erbaung bon ibrcr
set fait ain Eonnctitaa gaDmitlgS llbr
gciegunQ dui eer eNai Sulon @creierD."
(,fdn2 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
0ns KAN l9l7 lat fiir Sic gLlirtcn pminag br0pn.

ncn. PIN Solniar ipurOcn SonoclSdiiic bon jriom
llcu $4,000 1onren @aIcrpcror0ngung bon ocutifen
li9}ootcn in bic Ticic geion0t. &enn Ole lgootc an
olen 800 Gogcn 0cs Sa6res 10 cmo no, lucrOcn oic
1coc Der Mittclm0dtc 4628O00 Sd)ifiSraiim perlie'
rcn GS fam ober nod iprt iblimmcr pcr0cn, tpcim
crit cinial oic geamaitc 70 necn eroBcn ll-gootc.
ron mcdlcn ncr gerIiner 6ottcrgttod]c nciiIib be.
ridtct 6a6cii ioa, in 9Iftion trcten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
TBr Scn Eall, Ons bic GusISnOcr unO 6rausOicn biz

sum Mlai nod nd)t eol5 bcreit ino oui 8ricocnsoer
6on0mgen cn5geben, itelt GatidonO iebt Sic ii0t0i.
gln Woi6mengeipebre, aoionen imb @aritionSmoiien
Der nit medlcn ibucn Damn bel 8erOmt an Der Sonntc
lei pcru o ali anOeren Steleu Der 6ront oic @creit
Idait ouigc0umgen pcr0cu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
g),arn SonlnlcrS.

@a itarb am g Sanuar 1917 9nar srnis
mer5, CO Sabre alt Nclic0ic Gatiin bon JobYl
@onntcra. 0ir @ccroi0inq flnoet Hretaa tiH
~ llbr bon Dycr lNnbninn VT. il06, Gans
rrrt Strnic, aus uncb ocr .Giir 8aap Of 5000
&ounlel NicOc. tpoiclbii I'M 81 llbr cine 9Ca
ciicmA,ciic Qcbaltci pr6. mo baum duf oen
81 Nrea5 5ricoboie" In NrootlUn HIATT.
frnu2- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

Gic ScDOGncr uun Canada idcncn UicSer Ocrniinf
tia 81 wcr0en Wt i6erpdtaenOer Wlcbrbcit boben
pe Nubler Der canooiiben Staot Berlin 0crcu 9tonc
In porigcn CONNER Don Ocr 9cgicrimg iii Sitdcncr@
iurGcponoclt mnr0c ir oie @icoercinibrn9 OcS al.
icn NanlcnS octmmt 9lbcr ihncIl bnt oonn Die 8cgc,
ring Gin 9atnilon SolOateu bcurlnu6t, Inn cine &c.
inonitratipn 81 ucranltoltcr mas onm oel &orpnlO
COB oaS &ricgSrcd ibcr bic Stoot 81 crtl6rcn gbcr
cincrlci mas Die 9legierin9 tbnn mag bic N6itiiu-
nnng iii Berlin 5eigt Dob Die Gonaoier onfangen lpc
oer perrinteer 81 weroa @alo pcrOcn iic aud ciit
ieten, cine mic groBc lunmbrt beaongen muroc, ais
bic Ncgicrmg Eoiiicnoc ilcBiGr Gcntie mo oltcrrebi
id)c Ginmanocrer bon brcn 6armcn boc iino III Cor
jltratonSager itedtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
NipiNenNen.


Tie 1cniidc Nnul pnn Nnitiuiore.
NltiWDrc NlO.. 20 Nc5ember 1916.
Gae 5rcilorluiu hieicr GduI hni bciitc cine
iirucrfrcc EnlJi0hrilde TspiOcnbc ncu 3qo MI
bic giiiondre crtldti bic ON Scblniic bCr sc,
ihdite unt O. |anar ie7 0tbnhi itnn, 6abla
bar an llro ndn Dem rs. Sauunr 1917.
1ic liWihycihchhcr luerher ntt 6. Sdnn0r
1917 Qcblolicn lab ain rs. Saunur 1917
acoiiuc
Gsorsc q. 2aHa,
tScd3O- San3iQ.t5) Ndiitrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

Die Sctidnng Der S9anSelcidlific crfOst neil -
mic Oie ,2ouoon Simes" bcnertt Der 9lnarif Die
bette @crt6eiosims it, was dl bic Ochden lISootc
nerten lper0el. ls8pll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
GpiritnOIcn.2iecns. s.gIppIiFatiunsn.
dItimorc. so. Ic3embcr 1910
9ie Nt. Is.
Siirenn Der Spirtupirn9iccn5.Ge 5.GemmlNdrc
Simmer BOG, @cridltSotb6asr.
gSm. Brgper 0cHitnbic, RrdRoent.
Weurge a. NnorNfig,
@eur9e Gtner, VI, p.



6ic nudacnanrtcu @crioncu naben cine Ges
hton mr. cine %rnnafcrirnng elmer ConbuaiI.
Sptrimnicu'NiecH5 pom L. 9Ra 1916 ciuaes
tcipt, ioelne gym Snnucritng, ben fS. Sannar
l9lH nui Il Hbr Mhiage Ia &crat0uRa Oeios
Proirite maiien ppr IL lbr w9itiooS am
Tteniing, bcu ~. Snnhnr 1917 eHecreiRf pcts
ben, mr. tpclhe 5prmildrc luf &eluh In bicfeu
WErenn cSunAt ipesocu i3unCu
Selulam :. EteuerS.
G6ei'GIcu.
ggmc: sIsrcllc;- ssarS;
Mppel. 9'efliamiH g.. 1914 Sf,gombatbilr 2
ycrQnUiH Nlllcon, dl9 gS. .sSruutlnfir ~
NNHscHihip EcO ~, 220l RsSultonsglpe l3
MroipH @cucll VII lis " sGuiuus ctr
cllErto. Syini ". 2l20-26 W2aoiior
Gcnhli \ AerQnmirt 800 9l.,noparniir.
900 RghmoHAs Str....
Wnloutne, Nirco lnO gS.sPnliiuorci Slr..
Srecubaunt 2olcpb a2u-22 9isMun Str q
Sale SdMee g., 202s-S0 giAlauo sglhe M 2
Anb, papmau 400 ga Gonfonp SIN ..., .22
Aciudu. Nortv, 29l HsAono CIR. ...s..., .
Nohler Srehcrid DR. h3A =.sGnrleDs Str
Mherto, Sctepb. 508 " SraulIiu Str, n
Wlnyhctii 0ouiS, 1850 81. sNratt Sts 10
Nlillcr T. Wlartin. 1912 %. sBratt eli. 10
Wtiller, penrn 81. 30i SsQdnnu Sir 90
Warls. Scnrn Dss II 9tsGuidlpy Ctr
Snntncci. Gbmdro, 701 9R,s@urre Str. 2f
Gd)warb Iohu a., 23i W.tBratta5tr 29
STulrln, t5clir a.. 1898 25 @aGnidlua afr m
Winters, @brabam aa2 98ilfou Ctr ....iI
@oehS Nartp, i0S HfSuiaipsSir. r...,.... A
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
gietanntmaaIanaCn.


gal III morc. 49, Sc3cWbcr 1916.
Tic StrdbconrcbruhS Gpmmiildrc ocr Siabt
9oiimorc bnbcn Tel mr iH oer 0eicbIidb por.
nelcbrcbcuen gSciic ibrcn cnoriilii0en mo cor
tiQricn Acrh nhcr bic teiiaccBicn &ntidll'
6putgcn lIuIofcn nno Mcri5crbGbunecn II
Der gnQclCaenbcii Der NpuScmuirnnn uua
GDllebsna hcr NccitAncp, non Der @loleiie
Der Stpd0om SiraBe Dis 5ur l,orolcite ber
Gcno. Srnbc. ncbil ocni nurdni bcJiaichcn
cnoqiiIiiQcn nn0 cpryqrica BlaH. 9cmdh Den
SDrihriiicn bcs Wdituprc SidoisObOriCr mo
bcr nnt ., gluau 1909 untcr8clAncicn &crf
orhnuua yr, 9s7 oeS NiaporS tto GlaotraibS,
ciHpcrcitbi,
~ miro bcrmii bclonnt gemaht sab be-
iaQler @crcb mn RlUH aui bleie 9Seiie IN
nicicm Niircdu binierlept iuorhcu lino mo
CAT Der yaDor inn Staoirai1 bon baltimore
oncr rGenb pc!cbe eeriou ooer Rcrloncu pner
Corporation oocr 0crporuii0Hen. Ole nit 0er
Seribcihnq Der porbcupnnicn @ntfhdoieuneeH
ooer gacrtbcrb6hnnqeu uu6uirlcocH iinb, inuers
bdl0 orclbiQ l30) IdQer BON benz 5tpau3lgiten
Sagc SeS 1e3cmber bes SabreS 1916 an ais
oem 2ailtnl ocr unn mir nuS9coangcucu crlicn
&croiienllhnna nicicr &pt'g briillld1 oaaeaeii
an olS baltimore GtdoiacriMi uppcllircu unA
oaS briaaie @crid)t eriu0an mbecn oicicIbeH
lu rcpi0iret
Jlmar6 eiiuiuu,
(Nc620 81 ,SQn31O) Siaht glcpiittninr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
(jcproc &. Gdlonic.

G0 tuyb an q Somlnr iNi7 III icincr gSob
mua VIZ, 232i, Narlcm NScnnc, Brprns 4
Sdau6e, aclichicr eiailc bon qpniie IS. GobnBc
peboreTc 9ciofaroD, IN iciucm 30 Gcbcna4
iabr, Sic Necroiguaa iiHoct Nvriina, ben o.
Sandr. N06miitaQs um ~ ll0r bon obiacr
yAohnnn0 ana llaiL lNan3-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

50 liirD inn Scutictcn 0jrciicnbcim@ @alti,
murr Ws BnNiume ero0e 3nfpb pcDner, SO
Sabre alt aeiebier @diie ocr Ocrliorbercn
@tciden 1ebncr. 2ic 0eeroipnua iinoei om
1raneyitag @orHiiinQS fsl llNr. oon ocm
0clm ans uii. tSau3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

81 gicbt bod nod 9lmcrfnuer ms gnt cnsdJ flin-
pcn0c tamcii bic Der Wdbrbct oc Gbre gcbcr lucnn
tic pon cincr Guroparcic 5nridtc6ren Der @cp 9)or
FER Acc1tsomraIt @l GIooO6oou Der an f. Soiuar init
ocm Gnmpier oarouorO" bon Solauo IN NGu.9orf al.
louotc Gr5d6lte Den @crdtcrcttcrit bon Glcno babe
Ct III 9elgicn nd5fS geiuiocn; IN Sriiggc @cnt mo
Anhperpcn babe 0cicbrp oab bic galaicr inter oct
ider 9cecring redlt r1ig mo aricoc1 i6rcn @cidoi
ten nad9ebci itO Dob oic periintgcn 9cgicr nid)tS
ge9en bic Gtfnpation einjmpenoen ba6cn; 9otb no
ontmcr bo6c CT mir inter Den Selgicrn ociOen bic
rod) Gn9on0 geiliiAtct itro. Der 9robc Spcttafcl
bon Gper gap iollte b OaS bltcr oc Nbrcn idlreibe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

0N alters anmlt. Mallerie

Vic .Ropr ggflociQiione bon Baltimore UT
1uiorlilrt IA uerlAu0en, rab oie tSaierign hea
NrH g. 9enltere Gbarie1 unn GrWtrea5tynRc,
iut ouS lRnblinm ofteR Ielu pcrhena
all aueu Mlttw0den llro SnftNlgcn, TN
Sauuar, Ncbruaf. Mldrb nnb agrii, fopic nnt
EhcrnoHiuq uuA re. 1cbrudr. puliSbcn ben
Giuubyn hon nth 4 lnr
Giririhoiarten. fAuWlg &en9 bae @iild, uto'
aen uciicut o0cr peidutt ipcrben W ocm @Mgtau
oc& Nercnn WoRuiNcat @ira mcitiN hon
Ncparn cSopcrnor ErlG 90, GhhueSs unn
Reuo sir; aBelrcbere Nulcl", p@iatioro 500
ter: 6Nubn PRESCOTT Go. Charles irn iSrnnls
lins@ir. ggaoifon gpenuc Nbdruacp il0l
niaoiion.gtreuuc: Naaio @cnbdnue 100 2lis
EuliiinrrcfElr uu0 bci &dyrie a. &batcr Co.,
1905 Si@ir.. gEabnainn, y. G,
CDeso0.3i sNan2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

". NtitllOft IVlU.
0S pirN brrmt rcianni Qcnacbt. bab
Gnrru gnmarb, aemdh ocr am t. Sltni 1908
unier1cicbletc1 Ncroronung Mr. 1856. gtbfnliti
Az. Rdrngrapb - Ope am 2s giopcmber 1911
dMcn6ril, un GrlmlbnIB ndbgeiucbt bot ou5
Nmucief Nr i09, observation-disclosures dls cine
tiicnili6c Sordgc mo 8eparaiur. gScrfIiatt 81
bcnuDcu
(Snu3-i) 65cbdm0e Nnipeftnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
&crinmmluua -AnScigcn.

,Snmsu,giGhuercin bce Nnacmeiucn Ieuiidlsn
Mniieubnuiec."
&cridmmlunQ hcntc, Wiitnpoob. 0en g. Ga
nnuur 1911 9tudmtiOos 3 llby Ia 6er gniidgi
tSan3) ~. 9Hbrlm, Gcirciirn
"a. TC5cnDcr 1916.
Sic %abrcS Geriomumng Der glltordrc hcr
,,Mnrnlnao Taiunith GcmpanD" luiro am
3icnitdg q Sauuur 1917. inn 1880 8orm.,
IN ocr @urcaur Der Gompnouie Qebolicn iper.
ocn
Sugn ". Nartnan,
(ScJ27- so Tani--6) ScIrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

VI nr Banc Q,angstte unc HTnnt.CcieMlmaft
In nobcgneF xndfr nntgrbdHi uub init mpDsFs
ueH 3.tncneiuridtnHg, Nebit WeiMtrg brrieptN
perben.
Mta6Iae mllribe bfteGHet.
Cute Gage uHo Ron allen Ibelen Der &tdpf
pcqjicfl 81 trrcner.
aSelicre sIHSfuntt ertbcsn fcbriltlicb, rliHoElm
p0er per Telephcil, NgNsn \, &ifntftic, gn.
POTS, &lvli.Nratt.etrabe. (Cfi20-- aUitsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

Nnltt tmprc. W6 90 Ned 1915.
Gc InbrC &erinmTlnnp bcr glfiiendre hics
lcr pauf ipirb 1T ocm NuulnebdlNc. WpromNi-
Ode pUn NuniouNt nrn Baltimore, Strnhe, an
EicnItnq ben o Snnuar 1916, 3lUiiDcn II ltr
WliitdpS uno I llbr Hd.bmitnO9 8nr g8nbl
ner ElrCfiorcu iro @rlcoietua lnldlcr Quoercr
@cihdfe. bic IN bcr NcrinMullIQ 3us Sprdcbe
iommcn mDgcl abdcbGlieu mcroer.
Oepr6e a. 9aug, taircr.
C9cso0 O.. .Ndna.9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
0ic qlct0uOcn Ner gLnaIumancn IN nnicrcm eanSc

Die Gct6Oocn Der gnslOmuncn in nncrcm SnnSc
iino Die idOudr5citcn. lin 9lodc al Ocm @rdli1cntcn
SSooOrop gSilion 81 ncbncn ipcgc eneS GcrndcS oen
Src0cn IN Gltropo bcr5ultcllcn miro lcbt pic gnlMol
9ung gegcn ibn crbobcn or boGe ilm Oos beimdc Dor
5tgc 8eanntucr0cn ieIncr 6rc0cnsrotc on Die &rie9
fii6rcnocn gcpuBt mo0urd pcritieOcne g9aG Street
GpcfuInnteu IN oei StonO geiebt uurOcn, @lonen 5n
gauitren. 0ie 9biidt licgt flar 81 Gage geim &oic
ion Der @crood1t crrcat mcr0en OaB 0cS Grdiocntei
SSre0csnotc peitcr ridt5 ais cin 80rennu0Ucr mar
DaS 8oIf miro ii aber BON Ocn glu0cmoncu ndlt Der
bliiiien lolicn.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16
ARMY SCHOOL
 ON OAHO ISLE
Training Camp in Land of Ukulele and Aloha for War Service to be
 Established

HONOLULU, T. H., July 19, (By MaiD "A citizens's training camp, similar to the one at the Presidio, San Francisco, and others on the main land, is to be established on the Isl and of Oaho. Orders to this effect were received here yesterday by Brig adler General c. G. Treat, commanding the Department of Hawaii, from the war department.
 The order said: "You will establish and conduct training camp for re- serve officers in the Hawaiian Depart, similar to those now conducted and planned in the continental United States. Not to exceed one hundred candidates will be selected under the rules prescribed by you from residents of the Hawaiian Islands who are United States citizens. Supplies in Hawaiian Islands will be utilized; no others can be spared"
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SERBS HONOR BRITISH LADY
 WHO DIED IN WAR SERVICE

SALONIKI, Aug. 15.-An impress sive choral requiem over the grave of Mrs. Harley, sister of Field Marshal FiScount French, who was killed by a shell at Monastir in March, was fol- lowde by the unveiling of monu- ment erected by officers on duty at the Serbian base. The memorial is of grey granite blocks surmounted by white marble cross bearing the following in- scription in the Serbian and English languages:
 "Tho the victim of barbiarians, a generous English lady, a great bene- factress of the Serbian people, and a great lady. On your tomb, instead of flowers the gratitude of the Serbs shall blossom. For your wonderful deeds your name shall be known from gen eration to generation.
 Prom the Officers at the Serbian Base"
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FIRST TOWER FOR BIG
 RADIO PLANT ERECTED

Erection of the first 200-foot tower for the Seward radio station was com pleted yesterday by the sub-contractor for Gutleben Brothers and the work of riveting the structure will be com menced at once. Erection of the sec on tower will be started soon and will be completed at an early date.
 Daniel Gutleben, who is in personal charge, has certainly secured splendid results, considering the force of men employed in the time since he arrived here with materials.
 The steel workers put up the little flag always found at the top of newly completed steel structures last even ing. There is a superstition among steel men that to fail in marking the topmoSt work with flag means bad luck on the next job.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS|

Attorney Clifford Mooers, of the firm of Leahy, Ray & Mooers, return ed today from an extended business trip to the Cache creek mining dis trict, which he says was successful and he trusts will prove o& profit.
 * Mel Horner has received copies of the Pittsburg Post telling of the annual Moose convention at that city on July 29th. There were 50,000 Moose in the city, including Commissioner Leopold David of Anchorage and Ernest Blue, deputy organizer for Alaska, from Ketchikan.
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew G. de Sherbinin, formerly of Seward, andl now at Vancouver, B. C., received wordI in todays mail that they are the proud parents of a baby girl, weight ten pounds one ounce. Passengers for Seldovia on the Ad- miral Watson included Mrs. C. w. Harrington and two infants and Miss Donna Petersen for Kenai; Mrs. M. Chandler and infant; Master G. Chandler, Miss K. B. Hollister, Mrs. F. B. Knowles.
 Rev. G. J. Finn arrived on the Ad- miral Watson from Valdez and will hold srevices in the Episcopalian chruch next Sunday.
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 Superintendent Anton Eide left for westward on the Admiral Watson to inspect work in the upper inlet dis trict.
 Walter G. Fox, representing a school supply house, is guest at The Coleman.
 A. w. Stewart, of Petaluma, Cal, is a guest at The Overland.
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 Cloudy weather is reported from all along the line to Talkeetna.
 Attorney Raeger, of Anchorage, is here for the term of court.
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 Dad Ingram is in town on business
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SOCIAL CHAT

Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald enter tained last evening in honor of for mer U. S. Commissioner and Mrs. Frank Ennis, who are to leave shortly for their home in Washington. Jack Sauers entertained a number of the yonnger set with a dancing party at the Sauers' apartments last evening.
 Wayne and Mrs. Blue entertained Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Dunann, of the Pacific Steamship Company, who are making the round trip on the Ad- miral Watson, with an auto party to Woodrow this morning.
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 The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Club of Seward will be held to- morrow afternoon at Van Glider hall.
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 The bridge club will be entertained this week at the home of Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald.
 Members of the local lodge of Odd Fellows will entertain their wives at luncheon in Van Glider hall this evening.
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LIGHTHOUSE TENDER
 CEDAR SAILS FOR ALASKA

SEATTLE, Aug. 16. - The new lighthouse tender Cedar for Alaskan service, set sail for the North yes terday on a tour of coast points. The Cedar is one of the most modern ten ders in the service.
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Dave Moberg, a Valdez resident, was recently adjudged insane by a jury and will be sent Outside. He had an undue mania for pestering the la dies of the city to come and cook for him
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Operators at the naval wireless sta tions in Alaska have been ordered to don their uniform and wear it at all times. The messengers will also wear a uniform.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Another airplane has been seen by several people in the vicinity of Doug las island and citizens are at loss to account for the presence of the ma
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Scratch pads-for school, for your desk, for the counter, for the work at The Gateway.
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WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE

 Water will be shut off on Broadway and Fifth avenue south of Adams street between 8 o'clock and 12 p. m., August 16, 1917. SEWARD WATER POWER CO.
 -t;- Legal blanks at the Gateway.
  If your sweet tooth Is your wisdom tooth you will buy your candy at the Key. If 2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.00- Seward Drug Go.
 -- Ask your grocers for Seward Bakery Bread.
  Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
  City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
  Old papers, seventy-five for 10c, at The Gateway.
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Mining location blanks at the Gate way.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Proof of labor blanks at the Gate way.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Ask your grocers for Seward Bakery Bread.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

We carry Symphony Lawn Station cry. Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Waterfill & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak S12.00- Seward Drug Go.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Legal blanks at the Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Scratch pads-for school, for your desk, for the counter, for the work room-5c at The Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-16

Old papers, seventy-fve for 10c, at The Gateway.