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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

Der @idtigteit 6es 3lpedes ser groB.
ten 9luimerfiamfeit mcrt6. mo
Sadpcrit0noiee oes Nlonnbeimer
0berboigeriAtes goben am 4. SSiili
1888 ibr llrt6eil oobh ab. Der Wle.
hnniSmtS Der 0raisiden Sdnea-
ihreibmai6ire beri6e nauf elmer iebr
iinnrei6en einfaben ino oauerbai.
ten Gonitruftion uno ldBt teinen
,3lueiiel oorii6er, ooB iib ole berii6n-
ten Eoiten genml uno uollitonoig IN
Dem auf Der @ol5e ailioauunoenen
@opieritreifeu einoriiden".
SSn 9ooen Der 0eimotb oes Grim
oers, CAB es 0amalS nod feinen &a.
terti6ub, inO Die gcpiaialna eiues
@ripiIegs. wegeu Ger iid Grais ON
oos Miniiterium oes Snnern mauote,
muroe obgeIe6nt. Gie Griinoimg
murOe aber oennod >betonnt eemodt
uno 3mor olr6 0roiS ielber, Der eine
8ei6reibung Dem oeutid.enalii1en
gln5eiger in 9onOou einiauote, BON
Dem aus lie in oas n@edonicS @la.
go5ine~ iibcrgiug. Die ungeibiibtc
Grfinoung mar iomit ben @naldn.
bern befonnt sescbenl GS ldBt iib
idmer perfoIgen, mas Die gngIauocr
oomit ma6ten; aber es lit 5iemlib
wo5ri1enIidl. oaB ibre ino Der gme-
rifaner @riinoungen wenigltens NIT
Der Oelltiden i'm 8uiammenbonee lte'
fen. glus alien befonnten Shreio.
maidinenerfinoungen OcitiIlirten ole
,glmerifoner Damn ettuas 9rauhbare5
berauS. Sn oen 60er Sabren iinJ
S6oles an, Sdreibmaidinen SIT
bouen; CT NOR seraoe5u ltnerlnilolib
itno balltc nadeinanoer iI6er 20 Nlo.
belle, Oereu uollommenlteS GcIlina.
ton auieriii nO ocidditlid auSnus'
ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
ISran scrt6a 9ictcrid eciturbcn.

SIN 9[ltcr bon 6S Sobren ltorb nn
0onnerItog 6rou Bertha Dieteri6 in
Der @obnung ibrer Go1ter, 6roll
@&org. sin, 9lr. 2159, $ollinsitroBe.
6rou Dieterid), pclvbe in Baltimore
eeboren muroe, mar l6on no9e3u
5mei Sabre frGnflid6. Sbr @otte, Sr.
Sobn 9ictericb, ging ibr ic6on Dor
einieen Sobren inn Sooe boroilS. 0ic
8ecroi9ltng finOet morgen giodmit-
tog ouf ser Baltimore Cemetery ltott,
5rou 0icteri6 binterldBt feds S0bnc
un0 bier Eobter; ole S0bne iino:
@m. g. 0ieterid), GborleS 0ietericb,
8reo. 9ictcricb, s. @opin 0ieteri6,
@eorge Qietcri1 lno Sorr1 0iete-
rid; Die Eohter iinO 6roii Gotbo-
rine Often, 6rou SorrD 8oileo, Srou
SorrD &ellmonn un0 Srmu Sarrn
Sill. Sr. g8m. @. 9ieteri6 lit Der
superintendent 0cs Sloi6enbier-9c-
portement Der $. 3. g9ieBner 9rau-
60. inO Sr. Gbos. Qieterib lit Oer
Sefretdr oes nSborp & 0obme I'm.
terItiibungS.G .Gereins".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
fSiir Nie nutdIeiOcnScn glOIen.

glm Otter -Nfontag meroen Die 8ol-
timorer sEolen einen 8loggentdg oer-
onltalten. 200 Wld0Aen imol 100
@dnuer meroen ii9 in ser gon5en
Stoot 6et6Gtigen imo @eIoer fir Die
llnterItiibune Der not6lSiOenoen 80.
len ion1meln. 0os polniibe Silfs-
Gonite madt 6efauut, ooB ieOe ga
be nit Cant ongenommen miro ino
OaB ieoer @erion wel6e Dem 5ono
etwas 5ufommen lGBt cine fleine pol
nii4e 6log9a gum @eihenf gema4t
lperoen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
glntOmu6ililt OcrIebt.

9ln ser &reu5ung BON @lttaw-@Ioce
nno @6iteIoditroBe coIlioirte geItern
gto9mittne Elm StroBenbabn-@ag-
gon nit Dem 9lutomo6il bon Srn.
George 6. Gerr, gtr. 1917, 9olton-
StroBe, nobel Serr &err cine Gopf-
punoe oopontrug. @r nurOe in Ger
glm6ulan5 0es n0roIi1en Giitrifts
na6 Dem @}arpIdnoer @enerol.Soipi-
tai qebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
W2aiOr 6iars gSatcr.

syn 9(lter bon 90 Sobren idico
gcltern glbcno Sr. Gborles s. Sill
bon Siasborougb, g. S., in Der
gSo6nung ieines Sobnes, @loior
Syo6u Ybiaip sin 9ir. 3, gSeit-
6ranflinltruBe. aus Dem 2eben. Der
GcrItorbene por elmer Der befonnte-
Itcn un6 ongeie6euitcn gedtsantuGlte
in Baltimore ino oos Senior.Nlit-
glicO Ger 5irmo SIN, 9ioB & Sill.
Scine @ottin lturb bon 10 Sabren
am 6. g(pril. Seit jener 3eit mar
Sr. Sia frGnflic6. @r biuterlGBt orei
So6ne, @}ojor Sobn Eb. SIN, 9on-
croft uno ebert SIN, iomie 5mei Brit.
ser, Or. 8iGiom Sia imo 9. SSoiepb
Sin. Gie 9eerOigune finoet ON
W}outng gtaAntittoe bonn Trouer-
bouie aus auf Dem Baltimore 6rieo-
bofe Itott. Ser @ntihlafene geborte
al mebreren 2oeen unO @eieGi6oF-
ten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
9Hrfcn 0cIdaftc wcitcr6etrcibcu.


Tie Geriideriln9s-@ -@eiellidoiten ole,
inter Oeutiben @eieben incorpo-
rirt bier @ei6dite t6un.
SEEM 0orf, 6. 9lpril. ~ Die
Froflomotion oes &rGiioenten 6e5iig.
lid oes @erbaltens Der 8un0esregie-
rung oen geriiderlmgS-@e @eieai6aften
gegeniiber, mel6e inter oen @elebcn
oeS 0eltti6en Gei6s incorporirt iino
irno bier @ei6dfte betrei6en, 9ing
bellte 0em 9}ep-Yorfer &eriiderings-
0epartement gu:
SSn ser @rcflomotion beiBt es:
n9lls @rGiiOent ser Gereinigten
Staoten erfldre i6, froft Der mir
ii6ertragenen @ehtgniB, ooB ole
3lpeiggei6dftc BON oeuti6en &erii6e-
-@eieai6often, pelbe inter Oen
@eieben Scr ein5elnen Staaten Oen
@eieBen eendB @ei6dite betreiben,
altoriiirt iinO, i6re eei1dftli6en
Sransaftionen fort5ufiibren, in Der
icIben @eiie, ais ob fein &riegs5it.
ltonO 8uiiben beioen 2dnoern be-
ltebe.
SSnOeiien iollen o6cr alle @ertbo6-
iefte in iolcbeu @eleai6oiten, ueltbe
lie in oen 6GnOen ser @ei1Gftsfiib-
rer oOer oeren 9lgenten 6efinoen ODER
ipGtcr gelongen oen 93egulatiouen
rntermorfen iein, pelc6e Die BON ie-
Dem Staote eingeiebten itaotliHen
gerii6ernngS6eomten bor9ei6riebea
bo6en- Sn feinem Sale ober oiir-
fen Die i'm 9eiib BON iolGen @erii-
-@eieaidoiten beiinOliben @el-
bern ouBerbol6 oeS @e6ietes Scr
@ereinigten Stooten oireft ooer in.
0ireft, perlpenoet meroen. 9luh oiir-
fen oieie ni6t gum 0tuben oOer gum
@ebraucb oes 6einoes ooer Oeiien
&erbiinOcten o6ne GrloubuiB Oer>9ie.
gierrng angepenOet perOcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Gycner in 1O-Gcnts-eaOcn.

SSn Dem oen @ebriioern &lein ge-
b0rieen n5 in6 10 Geuts-2aoen" in
gtr. 1O05-t0O7 Oit-9altimoreitr.,
brad nn6 @eiddftsi6luB elm 6ener
aus, pel6es einen S1ooen BON 5000
DeruriaGte. Die @ieentbiimer oes
@ei6Gfts lieBen ooiieIbe meeen Der
israelitii6en 6eiertoge frii6er i6lie.
BEN, Inn oieiel6en in 8oi6ington
feiern 5lt fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
@crlanaen aS6cre iSrndltraten.

9eomte Der 9oltimore & Obio.
Der g9eitern @}arplonos uno Der
@enni1Ioonio @iien6o6n-@ @eieai6oft
weroen am nG1iten 9onnerltog Dor
Der offentlicben @erfe6rssGommiiiio
eriAeinen lno Inn ole @eipGbrllng
BON 6oberen SSra1troten eriuden.
Ole 9ieprGientonten Der @iien6o6n-
@eleai6often lperoen Der 8erfebrs-
Gommiiiion 9elpeiIe porlegcn rpcl6e
Die @rbo6ung Der 9faten rehtiertigcn
iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Cpfcr einer erimincIIen Cpcrntiun.

Cpfcr elmer crimincllen Operation.
SIN 1SsracIitiiden Soipitol" itorb
ole 24-id6rige 6rml 2popipo Dole,
Die Satin BON Gbos. S. Doh BON gtr.
22t1, gIibtonitruBe, on oen 6olgen
elmer criminellen Speration melde
elm Der @oli5ei un6efonnter Or. $.
Bright 0ombloier oorgenommen bo-
ben ioa. Sic muroe Our6 Or. Sarr1
Goldberg BON gtr. 2031, @eit.Erott.
StraBe, bebonoeIt, melder nidt on-
CAB, ans mel6em @rltnoe Der 500
erfoI9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Qc6r1cidic gSortrSac.

Inter Den 9luipiaien ser meoi5ini.
iben im6 dirur9ii6en 6afultdt bon
@orDlon0 iinoen om nGbiten 0ienS.
tog 9lodmittog im0 9l6enOS in Der
Osler-SoIa, 91r. 1911, Gatbeorolitr.
@eriammlungen iiott, bel pelden
prominente 9ler3te @ortrdgc iiber
,0ie 9ebon0htng bon geiiteSidpo.
den Yerionen~ balteu weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Spc5iul.YOli5iiteu lucrOcn ciusc-
IdjiuOrcn.

Noriboa Garter madte eeItern be-
fonnt. 0aB ole llrtrnoen fir ole 200
Spe5ial-@ -@ol5iiten angeiertiet irno
auSgeiiiat wuroen umo ooB bon beiite
an t6gli9 cine gln8a6l oieier @oli5i.
Iten eineeidworen miro. Sic werOen
i'm Sole eines gluirubrs BON Wlar.
i6oa Garter ein6erufen upo fir &a.
trouiIlenoicnite in oen gororteu uer-
monot meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Gdlenfcn Ncm Staat QanO.

@oupernelr Sarrinaton unter-
3ei6nete eeItern cine 9ieiolution Der
Stoots- 6orit.Yeboroe, in pelber Oen
Serren Senrp uno Sultan 8. @bite,
peI6e Dem Staot 656 9lder aiefer-
malo in Garrett .GorntD sum @e'
idenf madten, geoontt miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
0ic sdpci6mtaldJimc.
Shon Dor 200 Sa6rcu BON cment
Gn9lGnOer criunOen.

9llif Die 6rnge, iper Oie SHrei6Ha.
ic6ine criunocu babe, miro aclpo6n-
lid Die 9lntrport gege6eu: Bennington.
Sbotldhlid lit auf Oicien tbatfr0fti.
gen 9lmeriforer oie groBe gerbrei.
titng Ser moOernen S6reibmoi6ine
5uriid5llfiibren; oaein GeningtonS
Sdrei6mnidine bat cine gan5eRcibe
bon Gorlduiern, mo oie 0Iteite, sic
Oie @eIdidte ser Ee6nif bat nod.
meiien fouen lit Die oes Gneldn-
oers Nlia, ocr iid Dor acrooe 200
Subren t7i4, cine Shrei6mai9iue
poteutiren lieB, bon Der Die 9Soteut.
i6rift be6nuptete, Dob iie geitotte,
oie Suhita6en getrernt uno fortlat.
fenO pic in einem N}anuifript su
Oruden imo in Sen @eiddftsItuben
uno oen observation-disclosures bon noe.
ientlident gtubeu iein peroe." g4ie
oieie Mlaihine ausio6 unO ipie iie
or6eitete, lit nidt befannt, unO es
ibeiut, ais OF iib oucb fein nit ibr
geidrie6enes Manlifript er6olten
babe
gtlpos iiinger, mabrideinIib aus
Der 8ipeiten SGlfte ocS tS. Sobr6un.
0erts Itanlmen0, lit Gin mciterer e6r.
piirOiger 9lbnberr Ser beutigen
Sdrei6noidine. cine @rfinOlmg
@olfgangs bon &empelen, eiues be.
rii6nlten Me6onifers aus &reB6urg.
Geiieu @rfinouns bot nit Der @lias
oos gemeinlom, Sab man ii6er tie
nidts eenoueres meiB; iuobl a6er
iinO nod @tanuifripte erbolten ole
nit ibrer Siilfe 6ergeIteQt limo: int
@iener lnO i'm Ginger Slinoen Su.
ititltt mer0en nod beiite 9riefe auf-
6eipa6rt, Die nit 9empelenS Maihiue
geitbrie6en Iiuo, uno iie 5eigen oaB
ie0enfaQs Oie Sdrift ibon iauber
lno gut leierlicb mar. Plus Dem 49,
syo6r6inOert itammt nod cine Wla.
iAine bon @ro6mo, bon Der audi 70
gut mie nidtS befount lit uno I'M
10. SSo6r6unOert iudhit Oie 9ln5a6l
ser Shreibmaibinen 5ienllid raid,
10 Dab cine 9luffii6rung oner Grim.
oungen in oieier &idting 5iemlih
weit iii6ren ipiiroe gs ieien im6ol.
genoen MIR mcni9e 6erousgegriffen
gelpiIiermoBen Oie Nlarfiteine auf
Dem @ege 3ur belitieeu Sdreibma-
lhlne. Ga lit 5und1it oie Sdrei6.
moIdine oeS Stolieuers 4elegrini
Turri aus Dem Sabre 1903 5il nen.
nen. es lit oie erite Shreibmoidi.
ne, bon Der nod Elm @renlplor oor.
6unoen lit. Tie Sdriit ~ Eurrt
bat iibrigens Die D}aibine gum @e.
brand ciner 9linoen ongeiertiet ~
beite6t ans eroBen ihonaeidnittc.
men 9lntiqlio 9udita6en. 9ln &lur.
belt itebt iie binter ser 6eltieeu
Sdreibmoidinen 51riit ourGouS
ni1t 5uriid; ebenio biloeu sic Sci.
lenonfGnge cine eerooe Sinie Selte
81 llnreht pergeiien lit Oic S6rei5.
moidine eines NlouneS, Ser lb in
ieiner 3eit nibt ourh8uieteu puBte;
es lit Die OeS oeltidcn GRINDERS
GraiS, auf Den aud 0ie @riinounS
oes 6o6rro0es 5iiriidgebt
Der @ei6ihtsidreiber Ger Seb.
nif. =. sc. 6elobous, bat oarauf bin.
eemieien Dab 0rois bereits i'm Sabre
1882 cine SGreibWoidiue fertigac
itelt bat, Die iiderlid aou8 oortreif.
li6 mar. Sin berii6mter Mat6ema.
tifer, oon 2angsoorf in &eioclberg
qa6 0as @utahten a6, tie Iei lpeaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
GOitenlOic gcbauOlnng fir SOlOaten
anacb1riae.

Or. $. Burton SteOenion, gtr. A,
9torO. .6rontitrobe, benadridtigte &c.
itern &oli5ei.Gapit6u gilbert &.
9eague bonn mittleren Giitrift, OaB
er 9lngeb0rige BON Solooten, pelde
geeen 0elitidlonO fdmpfen foitenlos
behanoeln mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
@rnd2

grudbanos9lnferiieun unere Spedlaltat.
g9r MAIDEN ilno pdiielI oielclben an llIo ga.
roniiren ben 9ru6 5u balten. 8eine S@eis. deis
mcrtiamieit miro eleid68eitig aui liHier Sri22.
pdotides 9eporiement eelcnfi; 91noagen lllt
ale WdBblonnaen mad 4lnB; nun ,SllBooqen1
Giiiben fir einiinicnoe 9ogen ooer llitielllB'
2nonen nnoeieriiat mo paiieno ilacb wsuB
aemadt 8uireoeniieuna garantirt. Hepa.
rahiren 8li anQemeiienen @reien Heine ges
rednune fir llnterfu1ung. Often SanIltag p's
ubr Qlber0s.
(VG530- glprl30(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
Nen SfiI nmae0rehI.

Zen Stil umge0rebt-
g@epiB, meine @ndoige Sbrc
Sbon6eit lit obne @leihenl l"- g9ld
gebeil sic mir Oo9 Oomitl 'Sie ia.
gen 10, ober sic oeufeu nidt iol"
,llno mariun Oenn nibt2 Eentcn
sic bod ond 70, wenn sic cs AUDI
niht iagcnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

Ol6ounenten, bic ben ,9eutidcn Gorrcs
ipunoentcn" nidjt piinftlidl Ooer nnregeIs
ma,ia erbaltcn, iiuO gebetcn, Der Office
6opon per Eelepbun uocr ifriftIidl Wdt-
tbeilung 5u mahcH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07
g0ddrene Ner Citcr.iEeiertaar

iollte nuf feiner Eaiel cine Sloibe
uSoIoce" aus 6reo. 9ouernibnliofS
D9lmericon 8rauerei~ feblen. Gin
@los uSoIoce~ cr5eugt Groft uno CT.
mogIidt Dem SDitenh ii6 5u crbo.
len. Soref6ltiges 9rauen griinolihe
@Gbrlmg. longes Sagern cr3eugelt
elm perfettes Bier. @eiteat oobcr 70.
fort cine Giite oieicS beliebten eIe.
tr6nfes bel @urem g9irtb ooer Eel.
6. & g. @lt. &ernon 1868. @rouerci:
&orforo. .9lbe., 0}omment. uno Sill
len-StraBe (9ln8) (glprilO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

O5otiirliH. b. 81: nS6r
5r6nlein 9rau 1T ober icbr itoI3,
Serr 2iciltenant.~ 2ieutcnant.
uSit iie crit iciitoem tie meinc @rmIt
it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-07

gI6Ouneuteu, bic Scu o0entidlcu
6OrreipOHOeuten" nidlt piinftlidl Ooer
mnreeelmahis er6altcn, iiuO eebeten,
Der Office OaOOu per Selep6on uOer
idriitlid Wfitt9eiluns 81 mnden.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
FOREIGNERS TO
 REGISTER

Regardless of whether or not they have ever been made citizens of the United States, all foreign born men between the ages of twenty one and thirty-one are required to register. Unless the nations from which they come reach an agreement to that effect, they will not be forced to go into the army, it is stated, but their registration is wanted for reference That much is demanded of them.
 The foregoing, in effect, has been stated by the local registration off cials, The statement is made for the reason that it is a well known fact that there are numerous for eigners of military age in this vi cinity who have not registered as is provided by law They can be ex empted from serving in the army by reason of the fact that they are ali ens, under the present system, but they are not exempt from registra tion so they will be forced to reg ister.
 These foreigners will be treated in the same manner as will be all Am orleans who fail to answer the call. That is, they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the conscription law The registration books close on September 2. After that time consistent search for slackers will be commenced by the federal au- thorities.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
FORMER ALASKAN IS
 NOW UNDER PERSHlNG

VALDEZ, Aug. 2.-Word has been received here that Captain Robert L. Weeks, former disbursing officer for the Alaska Road commission, and before that stationed at St. Michael, is at present with the first American contingent in France under the com- mand of Major General Pershing.
 Captain Weeks was stationed at St. Michael as a lieutenant and was later commissioned a captain in the 16th Infantry. Later he was trans ferred to Valdez and detailed as dis bursting officer for the Road commis- sion. He was succeeded in the com mission by Captain L. A. Kunzig, who was in turn succeeded by Lieut. Col. D. w Davison. Captain Weeks has many friends among the old time Alaskans who will be glad 10 hear that he received the chance to be among the first of the officers sent 10 France,
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
LATEST NEWS
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, Aug. 6-The Brooks ball team arrived here this morning at 1 o'clock, and arrangements are now being made to have the three games that will be played pulled off the latter part of the week. The first will start Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock, the second Saturday evening at 6:3O o'clock and the third at 10 A. M Sunday The third game is being played early on Sunday in or der that the Nenana boys may play the Fairbanks team, which is con- ing here with the Moose excursion on Sunday, in the afternoon. The local boys are desirous of seeing the excursion steamer reach here in time 10 permit the excursionists to see the morning game between Ne mana and Brooks.
 The lineup of the two teams is as follows:
 Brooks--Al Pauli, c; Crook and Keen, p; Kellar, 1b; Moore, 2b; Bair, 3b; Fred Pauli, ss; Stillman, If; Kennedy, Of; Coryell. If; Tib- betts, utility.
 Nenana-Henry, c; Summerlein, p; Momb, 1b; Worster, 2b; Hensen, 3b; Ward, ss; Taylor. If; Blakey, of; Anderson, If; Cordiner and Meagher utility.
 A report is being circulated here tonight to the effect that an angel" of the Brooks team is coming with $7,000 to bet on the result of the game The Nenana bunch, headed by Dr. Smith, is watching for him to get here.
 The steamer Canadian arrived at Nenana at Il o'clock last night and left at 1 o'dock this morning for Fairbanks. Among the passengers she left here were Mrs. Herman Anderson and daughters Valentine and Mildred. The boat brought six tons of assorted merchandise for the Engineering commission, most Of which was potatoes.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
FRIENDLY ALIENS ARE
 INVITED TO JOIN RANKS
 OF NEW NATIONAL ARMY
Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON D. C., Aug O.-The thousands o1 resident aliens in the United States other than subjects o countries with which the United States is at will be received into the ranks of the national army This ruling announced by Provost General CroWder tonight and open, the army all friendly aliens whether belonging o neutral or allied countries.
 All aliens of military age obliged to register for the ecctive draft and the provost genra directs that all such aliens who waived the right exemption their foreign nationality and citizenship be promptly cepted service and they will be given the status of volunteers.
 The government few days ago decided allow al lied governments draft their subjects in this country in addition the privilege of recruiting them here which extended upon the entry the United States into the
 The ruling of the provost general will allow sub of allied powers the choice of serving volunteers in the United States being drafted into the armies of their countries It will also give subjects o neutral countries chance in the highest paid army the
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
PENALTY OF DEATH ASKED
 FOR RIOTERS
Associated Press)

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. O.-I'hc death penalty was de mandcd by federal officials here today when leaders of the anti-dralt riots were ar raigncd. The federal officials hold that the action of the leaders ill melting resistance to military authority i'll time of war constitutes treason and is punishable by death.
 Practically all of the leaders of the anti-draft hordes which have thrown the central counties of Okla homa into q turmoil during the past four days have been apprehended and have been placed i'll custody. The Jones family of eleven is thought to be at the head of the plot, which was widespread but poorly organized. They had planned to raise the red flag of revolution, defy the govern ment and incite the lawless ele- ments of all other sections of the country to do likewise.
 Posses of armed citizens assisting officers of the law are still afield searching for isolated bands of riot CTS, and some of the objectors still defy arrest and propose to give bat tie. Officers declare that the end of the uprising is not yet in sight
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
Board Here To
 Confer on Embargo
Associated PTeSS)

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 6. Confidence that the United States will make amends for any unnecessary hardships inflicted on neutrals through the new food embargo was expressed here tonight by Herman Lagerer- antz, who is at the head of the Swedish commission sent here to confer with the United States regarding a possible embargo of food against Sweden.
 The commission arrived here tonight enroute for Washington. The coming of the diplomats was kept a complete secret and the emissaries were on their way to Washington without more than a score of ewspapermen and oth- CTS knowing of their presence.
 the distinguished visitors were met by representatives of the state department and were has tened by special train to Wash ington
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
WILSON NOT
 IN FAVOR OF
 PEACE FARLEY
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 0.-Presldent Wilson today had a long conference with Senator James Hamll- ton Lewis, the Democratic whip of the senate, during which the President urged the final enactment of the ad- ministration food control bill. The President is also under stood to have indicated to the senate whip that he does not consider the present time right for the discussion of peace negotiations with Ger many and that any such dis cussion on the floor of the senate would prove embarras sing to the administration and the governments relations with its allies.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
RIGGS SENDS
 MEN OUT TO
 EXAMINATIONS

"It the boys are needed for the army I'll fill their places somehow and manage to do without them. I'll give them every assistance possibly can, and if they pass their examinations. we'll and good If they don't they will be back at work again"
 The foregoing was the statement made last night by Commissioner Thos. Riggs, Jr, in regard to the report that five of his corps of en- gnecrs who had made application for admission to the officers reserve corps ol the army have been ordered 10 report at Fort Gibbon to undergo an examination The men are J. F. kerper, Frank Rotch, r. D. Hayden, Dick Ward and Frank Kyle. All of the men are located at Nenana, with the exception of Mr. Hayden, who, as assistant division engineer, is in charge of the work now being done near Sheep station, the junction of the government railroad with the T. V. k. R.
 The men who are now at Nenana are 10 go to Gibbon on the Midnight Sun, leaving the railroad town to- morrow. Mr Hayden will go at a later date. Mr. Riggs said last night that he had not yet made arrange ments to fill the probable vacancies, and that he will not do so until it is definitely determined that the men are to go to the officers reserve camp on the Outside.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-08-13
Regular Army Is
 Nearing Full Quota
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug 6. Less than five thousand men are now needed to complete the quota of the regular army and bring it up to full war strength, according to a statement issued by Secretary of War Baker to- day From figures received by the war department on enlist ments in the regular army, it seems likely that every state in the union will have furnished it's allotted number of volunteers to the regular. establishment.
 Since the countrywide regis tration for the selective draft and the announcement that men so registered would be permit ted to volunteer for service in the regular army and navy un- til the drawings were held, the enlistmentS in the regular army have shown a marked increase.