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

gInr bcIdranfte Wladt fiIr Den NrafOenten.

gSic es ieBt ben glnihcn bot, miro Ocm &rdioenten
bonn GcnqrcB nun oc WlaMt perlic9cn merocf, onicr
faniidc $anocSidfe aiI bober Gee 5u ihiiBcf Die
feiic Waunition be6roern 1oB Iautitiousihifc nidt
BIT Sdub bon Scten Der Hegcrlng beredtgt ituO
10 lnnec mir nidlt I'M Siriege init DelItifono cgen
1T clbitpcrtdnoid 8cnn bic giegiernng ameriton-
idcn Nhmitions. ErosportiAificu bic ocr garten Yh
milton 5ufilbrcn III Sdus ninnlt, ooru bat Die yicu
trnlitdt aon8 uugc5ort Damn 6cgcbt iinere Negcrung
cincli oficnen gft ocs Src9cs IoS mid Der GongrcB
rcrbiten has min ond Das @oIf pcrDItct boben Die
ei3ae @iodt oie Der GonoreB ocu Erdiocntcn 8ii err
tbciIen geneigt al cn ideint bcitebt in 9cmoffung
ncr Sonoelsdiffe nit @ediiten fir bic @ertbeiOgung
lno Der @ep1bruig BON 3cgcrlngS- -gcriidcrlng fiir
&onoclsidliiic Die fcinc Whnition 6cf6rocrn Inter
oldcn llmt0nocn tuir0cr onierfoniide SdiiSegei-
i9iiter bic gef0rocrpng pon Wlunition Den SMiffen
0cr GntentenGdte iibcroiien ano iit ouf Die 8cfor
oerlna bon 9ebcusmittcln un6 S8aorei beibrGnfe bic
nidt 0reft Dem ariegc oiencn. 0o Der GongrcB min
0od) cnnlo Den Dlitb an Den 8og Becgt bat ocm Erd
0cntG icincn gSun6 tbcilpciic ob5uihlogcu mo Der
Erclc Der brtidJen Bropogon0o uio Der NdnitionS-
Snbrfantcn ,5u oppouren, 70 f6ntte er glcid etpns
meitcr gcbci uuo ocn Brdiioenten onuciet Der Con.
ooner Grfl1rlng bon 1909 sic I'M AuguIt 1914 bon
Gn0lono 5erren porocn iit, ipicocr @eIhme 81 per-
docii niocm CT 5dfc, oie nit gh6t tgonneltt 8t
bcoocn wdren nad 2dnocrn olcr sria9fibrenocn iIno
Gciitrolen Gitrppns hide NIT Or @urnuug, ool
cr teilic @ebinoerlug Der Sdliife 0uIoci peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
Vnnrsf6Gr.

9lm "a Sebuar OenrN gebrcns, gir 2i5G
0pliitssSirube, 81 Snbrc nli.
glm %. 6ebruar 1anicl ". Bittlngcr Nr
1877 gSeits2onihuros Str1be 70 sabre nlt
glnt 90. Scbriinr WiarN W. GrnWfDro oSpfnC
for toe 9l9co Of lR. 8. @bnrd" ~ Sabre -nlt
Gin 25 cbruar Nniba SouneilN, Jr. 40
NrHncsGtruRc, 30 Snbrc al.
glm a. Scbritar q. Sncub @nlcr, gtr. 1871
Hpros ElncsStrdBc. 81 Sabre alt
glm n. Sehriiar MlnrO G. BtiinD, 9ir. 1426,
GiOG Gbnrless SiraBc, AZ Sabre nlf
glm 90 Scbrrar Nenrn 0cin6cnbcr1cr, Nr.
20i7 Ramiau'Shahe, AZ Sabre alt.
glni %. Scbruor " Yuntin Nuuir Nr. AIS,
gtpros osGoainpinnssucnuc- 67 Sabre ult
gln %. Schruur Qllice 2. Martin, gir 1928
GffsqafnDcitesgbcnnc. 72 Sabre ali.
sIm 20. 5cbruar GfiiaH ~ Niprris, gir
1120 Battery glnCnue 34 Sabre alt.
Pm 25 lSchrnnr 3nmce Htdlolipu, e. 1o'
iepbS Nnipinl, ~ sabre alt
PIN ~ Sebrndr vi. Nltic Emlnne DlarD.
Iano Gjencral Spipiial 30 Sabre alt
glm 29. 6eprnor Marn Scarce, VI 7O3
gScltSnIpnlc.Si 70 Sabre dit
Elm 27. eSenrnar g. &niritc Mnbplpb, Dir
305i figdnpalcsStrubc 80 Sabre ali
glm 26 Sebrndr Saluaipre Nniiu, gir COZ
9GcitsleringtousSN 6S Na6re alt
Pm %. lSebrndr 0owaro ". Snlmnn, Or
tiA. SioiPapionsGtraBe 81 Sabre alt,
gln %. iSchror .SpicpD edlombrrgcr VI
1922, &altiinorcsGi 03 So0re oil,
glm "a. tScbruar Gcpdrc 4. GmIiD, gir. dt5
PIN 25 Ncnruur Ndlarb Srcntun, llnibcr
tdisaSoinii0l G5 Sabre nlt
gln o. 8cbrnnr ~ Yeurae llppcrcnc, 9ir
1d12 gSifeue aocne. n Sn0re Qlt,
PIN %. Scbruur 9acu6 =. Miiipu, llnibcrii
tdtesSoipital "a Sabre ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
JAPAN NOW MAKES IMPOSSIBLE
DEMANDS.

(From the New York American,
February 2S,)
Addressing the Worlds Court
League on Washington's Birthday
and announcing that he spoke for
his Government, DR. Iyenaga de-
clared that unless Americans found
some way to empower the Federal
Government to coerce individual
States in the matter of citizenship
and land laws, there was grave
danger that the Japanese people
would insist upon war with the
United States.
What DR.. Iyenaga demands is that
tho Government at Washington shall
find way to mako States that have
enacted or that shall enact anti-alien
land laws and anti-Asiatic citizen
ship laws repeal those laws.
But that our Government cannot
do without changing not only our
Constitution but our fundamental
system Of federation. 1t is im-
possible to do what Dr.. Iyenaga says
his nation demands to have done.
And nobody knows that it is inn
possible better than do the Japanese
statesmen.
Therefore, If DR.. Iyenaga speaks
truth Japan is soon to threaten war
unless our Government complies
with a domand which Japan knows
it is impossible for our Government
to comply with.
The only reasonable conclusion is
that Japan is ready for war, means
to make war and seeks an excuse for
war
If we become involved in the
European war Japan may withdraw
from the allies, patch up peace with
Germany and make her bid for
supreme power by stabbing America
in the back while all our energies
are absorbed in other directions.
II is wen known that Russia and
Japan are bound together in a hard
and fast alliance, offensive and de-
fensive.
1t is no secret that the Czar is
more than anxious to make peace
with Germany and Austria.
For months the inspired Japanese
press has been advocating a denun-
citation Of the Anglo-Japanese treaty.
For months the same inspired
Japanese pross has been tanning
popular indignation over American
restrictions upon Japanese immigra-
tion and landholding.
The signs that Japan means to at
tack us and will attack us If we mix
in this European war are as plain as
day
And yet our press and our people
seem to be wholly Indifferent to this
tremendous danger.
They will not even believe JAPA-
NESE OFFICIAL DECLARATIONS
that war Is imminent unless we ac-
cede to Japanese demands which we
could not accede to If we wanted to
do so.
We are muddling along as blindly
Indifferent to warning and to danger
as England was when she ignored
her warnings of war to come with
Germany until the war was actually
upon her.
England has been saved SO far by
her navy.
But what is to save America?
Our army and navy arc neither of
them prepared.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
Ric glnfIauO bic rocI6c SraseD 6craufbcdwSrt!


St cinem 9ricfc aus Ard)ongclst i6iloert &irginio
eaBoo in Scr MoilGnoer rStontpo", uie Die 6Itliden
&0lfcr u0breno Oes Sriegcs in Sdoorcn in 0iuBuno
eingeOrilnocn iihO pie iie fir oe s 5eIo ecridcn
rultlHcn goicrn IN Oen Jcloern or6ecn iln0 pic lo
oar oiednelden &uliS 0enen JtuBnIl0 Dor Dem &rcge
ben @tritt n's &aiierredJ 5i perbinoern udte, cBt
RuBtono bis gegen Eetersburg ibcri6mcnuneu
Gieie Snooiou it, ldrcibt @oDOo Die 6olgc ocS
arcees 3pnr berfgtc Rublono i6er ctuo ITO Wt.
lioncn GnwoDner, ober cs mare pcricDH, geitBt ouf
oieie 3abl BON uncrdopfliden Mcnhenrccroen 5u
re0cn. Gic 8cbolulng OcS 2onoes beoniprliht mcgcn
Der prinlitiDen Ginridtneen ncbr grbctsfrGfte ais
cnoersmo. Nud6em oic 8auern an Die SSront giugen
cntitono bolo Gin fbIborer Wlonge @s iebItc an tbd
tieen SGnoen, 10 BOB Gin @etrcioc- ilno grennitof
&rilis entitono. Die Hegicrlng intbte bor5ubeugen
noem Ic Die 6remOpofcr ocs &ciGes fir Den Gi0i
0icnit bcron5og Die ariegsgefongeucit Oc poIniide
n0 litboltiidcn 6liibtligc i'll Den @cn Der glrbct
tclte
0c interciiontcrn StcIlcn ocs 9rcfcs bc3ic6en iid
nlf Die Anpcrbung DER Gbnelen Ifit oicicm @clddtt
muroe i'm bereongeneh SSribjobr Scr @ooernclr BON
glnur betrolt g8c croIgrte6 eine glnitrenglneen
refL 5cgen Die 3obleu scr in HubonO bchdtqten
aulis. 9ln Der Warmanbobn orbeitcn 10000 Gbinc
fen; 10000 IinO olf Dem 2nnOe, III Ocn Soblcnbcrg
mcrfcn ll0 in ben inouItrcllen 8cricbcn 6ciD6tigt
Gbnccn orbeitcil IN ocn Wencn bon 1one5 III oen IN.
crd0pilidcn ritiildJen g90loern, 100 Iie So5 fGGc
uuO in Den Stdotct, no Ic id Der neorigcn gerufc
ougcnonncu bobcn So9or in EcterSburg wobncn
don cbc 1ollcn0 in einem eigcnen dbineiiIdjcn&crte
8obreno hn Often HilBofo eine Hoitoncn Dor
oenl meltmdrts orongenoen Sopo 5riid5iebt miro Oos
rullIdjc Hcirb inueioig ourd ons dincde Clement
Ourdiebt 90 miro oic ugclbc 6rogc" dlrebt @opoo
mebr nod olS fir gmcrito fir &uBIoiO bnncn aur.
8cm oftilcn. GieicS 6renobolf, oos ncnols iu ruff
fcn Clement oufgcben fonn cgnet iib nolge eincr
Sporionfet uno @enigomteit eroBc rtiiide 9Rcdtbi-
ncr an 0bnc Die 0Ircr8cn 0cs gches al cripeitern
gcptint cs oltrd ben Sricg, pdbrcno onocrc golfcr
Millorocn ocrIicren @iBono ooS ieiner 3ct I'M fer
nc Often ais @ofcrdubpol gegen sic ugelbc Gcfobr@
pciBe 9olcrn oniieocltc bot oe &crtbebigung onfee
gcben. Wlit propbctiiNcm 9lid cbt G5opOo I'M lang
oucn ober 3ieliidercn &ororinoen DER qc6cn Wleuid
belt oen ihlcBben Sieg itbcr Die ourd ocn Sricg &C.
dpadbten ineingcn 8olfcr ocs g8citcis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Serr gilion ii6 nibt oorbcr tduide mos OoS golt
ucrongt 0eltihlanO bat iiG fir Den Sricg oe DC
berridung Der Seclpegc nod uno bon england ihmcr
crrungcn g8ic cs III Der Antport Ocs Stootsoeporte
meuts ouf Die &oritelimecn oes @rofen 9ernitorff
mcgcn Scr Dlmitionsliccrimge bcrlongt nuroc 9ort
puroc gcoet, 9lmerfa ie nidt Derontwortd oofiir,
ooB Gnglono Oie Secnegc bcbcrrte llnO ndt 9elttid
lonD. g8cnn Gcuti6oro Die Sooe 8r Gee dnocrc,
pcroc Is III Scr Gage ien, oos Gintrcficn Gonrc
bdnoc bel eincn 6einbcn 8u ocrbiuocrn 2os ie icinc
glitigobe nidt Die glmerifdS.
QoS omeritonidlc Sof lit fir ufair pIoD" gtnl
Dati6lonO 10 mcit it, ipie Dos Stootsoeportemcut
ibm aete Dob es 5u fomnen iliden nlie ioG glmerfo
ibm 70 pcnig in Den grm oleu, pic cs @ngonO III
ben glrm gefoacn it os Oieics Dcutihlonos 8uiubrc
bIodirte.11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Scr lIrperbcIerlide Sngo Gardner ioqt scr na)til.
iuoutee @crmonio.@crolo" Der ld Dor einiqcn Gogcn
bon cncnl cncr Goaegcn ill Soue iogen loc hulBte,
CT ic loDol gc9en Gngono nbcr nidt geqen Imerifo,
botc lidl neid cine gon5 gcb0rge Abfubr os CT ipc
ocr ciinol ou Den aregspuo gcgcn Die oeutibcl Bar
borcn Gg. Gr bellcrfte idub iudbrcn0 Der Dcbattc:
,GS gicbt aelpie Dingc, oc mir 9(ac pien Mr
mier, ooB, ais Der arieg osbrad5, 0eut6lai0 au
gSaiier ln6 81 2nioc bis of oen estcn anopf gcriet
NOR gSir piiicn crner onB Gronfrcdj uno gtuBIoiO
nun bnlb gcriiltct mb ooB c NIT 8e8le oilf @intor
gar nid fir Den Srcg pprbercitct porcn. 0o crbob
lid Ocr Abgcuronete Cooper BON Msconn ltn0 erudte
0en gei01Btdn Golegcn ouS WtnaduiettS, bm oe fol-
geHoc 6roge 5t bcantmorten
Scr Serr bot es eben fir cine lnbereitborc Gbot
iadJe erfdrt oof .DettMlon0 iiberpGltioeno fir Die
&ricg geriiltet mar nno Bob Die glaiiren mir inge-
niigeno oar geriitet parcn g8in Der Serr uns bite
iogcn ipc es fam ooB cine gtotio Die 70 ibcrmGlti-
ecno porbcretct par 1T Der Sd)ladjt an Der Wiorne
eei6agen uno im piee Wteilen 3urid genorien ipcrs
Den foHnte olrtb cine p0aie irngeriictc Slotion?~
llnlcr @sconiner Ift6nrqer bGtte meter fro0en
fonncn mic mon cS Ii 5 erf1ren bobe, bob Die Dclit
idcil ldon IN Den criten &Gnpen NIT Den Nuen Col.
ooen aus iibiriid)en Hcgmcntcrn ocfonqen nobneiL
Die iebit inn gnltigeu Safe mebrcre g8odcn gcbroict
bdcu lllll lodb ocm 0itlidcn aricg3Moiplobe ali gc.
longcn 9lbcr bic critic Sroqc fcint djon gcuigt 81
Do6cn I'M @oroncr dodmott 3n icten Gr ipicltc
telte DeDnoers rhDnllde N0lc, dlS CT IN etncr Ut
lp6ering @errn Cooper bat, CT nogc ood idjt ieine
lncnnniB IN ilitdriiden glneclceenbeitcn bobIeaen
ln0 6um sdluB iagtc cr .gSel6e Station and, imncr
pcrantportdD pnr, tie bat mobrldeinlid iiber oic
menidlde Nuiie mebr Glcno pcrb1ngt ais ollc otOc.
ren riiropdiiGcr arcge pd6rcno Der lcbcn orcibul-
bert Sobre"
3ucrt nlio pliBteit mir aae", Dob 0eutihiono oelt
&rieq unQeanQen bot Donn DcronoBte bic inbeoteinc
6rooc ocS Serrn Cooper Den in Die Gnoe Getricbcneu
Sinoo einen nc6r ODER penger 0coroneen 9fiidtritt
aii3lletrcten no Ct bcgrigte lib MIN oouit dt lpe-
5icu GcutiAlnno, onoern gon3 I'M Algenicnen bic
Notion on8uflngc oic an oics Gleno iiber Die @enId
Re ge6rotbt babe llcbrigcns iino mir eiriacrmuBcn
crltuunt iibcr @oroners Gct6noniB oaB CT bon mill
tdrdlcn glneelcgenbeitcn nidts Dcrltebe g3enn icn
@cr5enSuuHd III Grfitlllng eebt uno Der aricg nit
Dctd5lano tommt 70 miro CT eS oodJ idjcrli1 ais
circ patrotiidc 8fl1t betro6ten uls crltcr 5u ocl
5obncn 5 cilen llno MN b0ren mir ATS ieincu cigc
men @lltnoc ouB cr id nod i'm 3nItonoc D6aigcr
vlrpreparconeB~ bcfinoct Giirfcn mir mcnigitens
9oifc oo e5oroncr cet ooS @criGlultc nodBolcn uno
lib ofort Gin Wit0riides Souobud foufcu piro2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Vn I tore, Ia. iScbrunr 1917
ga Die SirnBcunurlbbrucDSaGpn Gpnlmiiidrc in
Ser etaoi baltimore u pciebicO poreeidrc.
beucr gSeiic bren enoqiiltqen nno corriQirien
@eri0t ilber Die Bn9eipro9enen @nibdbienns
pcit llnloen iillo g9ertberbDbnneen fit Die
nne, bon Der Siioieite oer @rob StrnBe bis our
Gotofcitc Der StodbolmStrabe neb Der ha'
rnul be6i0ihcn cnopiiltigcn uno corrieirien
eriIdrenoen @aric IN @emdBDeii Scr Serf6rii,
ten ocs Baltimore GnbiA0bdrers lnn Der am
l6 glnenIi 1909 rHier5ci6ueicn 9croronun9
yir, 3S7 oeS WiaporS nno StdotrntpS BON Vdls
tinipre, bci mir cingcreicbi bdhen,
miro biernHt befonnt pentdd)t, 0nB belnpter
9crdi iluo 9aric nui 0ieie g8eiic IN oiciem
Biirenu 0iiticrcgt mDrhcn iino, un0 Dab 0er
Wiobor mn Staolraip bon Baltimore ooer trs
aclln melhe Rerfon uoer Berpncn uoer gprpos
ration oocr Gorporaionen bic mi. Der @ers
ipetiiip Der oorbcnannien GniiMdotgunacn
ooer geeriberb0bnnocu nn5uiricoeu iino infer'
bnb oreibio 800 Ingcn boH ihniirbntcn Snac
I'm 6rbrunr i'm SABRE 1917 oit ols Dem Datum
Der ercu bon mir unsQeQuugcncn &cr0ifent
Iitnna bicier 9ct5y i@rIiidl baeeacu an oas
Natiniure Gianiperidbt nppellrer nfn bas be-
iqgic e'cricbt erfuter in6gct, oleiclben dlt re-
piotrcn.
9ild1rb 0jminn,
(Scbri % Rdr5i ~ StaotNepitr1tor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
No INvnsrIaArIoN NNcNssARY.

Our Government IN Washington
wants to spend 100000 to inves-
tigate the causes Of the high cost Of
living and the evident scarcity Of
foodstuffs in the United States.
Much investigation does not seem
necessary. Going over the record of
our export trade kept by our Depart
ment Of Commerce would show the
Government the reason why the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

American people have to economize
as they never had to do before and
why many poor women and children
are going hungry and must rely on
public charity. The following table,
compiled by DR.. Haven Emerson, the
Commissioner of Health Of New
York City, shows the tremendous in
crease in the export Of twenty-four
food products in general use in all
cities in 1916 over 1914:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
earrean be8 cIcbanbc. anlpcEtpra.

II. lYcbtu0r IUII.
IS piro bicrmlf bcfannt gcfha6i tnB 5rco.
aqpI eemdb Der am 20, Suni 1905 inter
5cDneten Icroronme 9tr i55, glbibnih AZ,
I'M @rIaubnib nac0gciiicbt Bat, oaS
glumeien an Der Sitiete Der @olbpunsStruBe,
100 Sub iiiolid bon Der GumberlanosStra
ais cine JieniIidDe @arage 5u benibcH
3. g. 9brne,
(6ebr2s, Wiir8D GcbdliocsSnipefior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Gcuppn.3incn fit Bic folarnocu Ebliaatiu.
PAM, idIlig ant I Wtdr5 1917, iperoen, mc
fulgt, bc5ablt ucrocn:
Nleranocr Nrrwn e Suns
Grlte confolioiric dspro5 0Opolbci Coupon
Nr. SO.
lnfe Aolano Glenaicb Rnipnh COS @rie
5spro3 Shpuibci 0oupou Hr 4g
uWlcrdl0nte.Wirdl0uice Sirit National NauF"
Central 9laihpuO So S Ks" nn0 q" bspro6
Hbpotbef, Coupon nv 40
augn A. etauB,
(Ntdr5D S1aameiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
G5riltinn 9srcSiacr.

So farh unc6 fursem Geibcn am 30. Scbruar
1917 NahnliiaQs s3 llbr GBriitiua Yrcbiger,
gclchte Satin bon @eurg Rrc0i0cr, i'm glltcr
Nccroiqimp iinoei 1unnrrtaa, ncn T. Uidr5,
NnDmit09s llbr, bon ibrer 2Sobnnna, Wr.
1880, Nurp'Dnrtam strnRc, ans ani Ger BAL
tiiilore Cemetery" ftott
(@bicaaocr 8eihneen niDpcn aefdniglt cop7
rcf.) (Scbr27 0Rdr5t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
@cfanmtmadlmnacn.


VnlTNUfrl 7, Wlnfd WI,
Scr at1ot tycpmCter ipiro on Elcntaa, ben
n. Winr5 1917, 5nr niiien dnaencbencn 3elt an
Gri nno Stcllc eriheinen unn 6us NlOcnu Der
iolpcnocn SiraBen eiubIiren ooer ncn eiupliren;
Sulunuon.Qlucunc, bon oct NcDiuOribs bis 5ur
Sprin0billQlpcne, Inn 3.30 yindmiiidae.
yu5erncsS sStrGhc, bon ocr Subpn bis 5ur
Bottom StraBc, nm 4.30 Gadmiians
Gomnrb Y. Gnunan,
(OtdrSt) StuoiScomcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

@s Iiarb ant 30. Gscnruar 1917 Nihulns 0ndt
Ni85ic @nGe Die NcerbigunQ iinoei Conner.
itnn, glaDnlitingS 2 llDr, BON faucr geobniing.
Nr, 2t05 Mclt.GaDctte.etrnfr aus itot &ers
ipdnote nno 5rcnnoe iillo nobtinaSpon einqc,
lnoen ocriclbcn bci8nppbHen Neicbung niIf
Dem gqonoon Bnrf Srieobofc"
(Sebr27 Nidr5i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
1epartcmcnt fir Ccfienhimc WCtbciiernnncn.
llnier 1cpnftrmenl nee etrnhen Amaenienre.

llnter 1cpnrtrmeni hes etraben Suecuienrs.
8nlti more Wib.. f. 0idr3 1917
Mn glne bic cs nnaeBtl
Nicrnitt iuirb ben @iAcutbHmcrn Ron O1u.
fern, bic an nntch1cnnnntc Nnene nnltphcii,
ecmdb bcr an %. 0ttobcr 1905 nliier5einneien
stSbCm Shocncnr "a am 'i is SaS' SarS ioip7SS 3Ui %ds
ldeli ocn Gtunocn 1 2 Wiiidas uno 2 Nnd)f
miiiogs. III cincm Nircdu I'M 9faibbaufc ein
miro, I'M ole gluilnQcn ~ breDucH mo tcijus
HELEN, bic ami nucs al aendnntc MllcDs aiis
ltohcnoe @penihnm 6ii leqen ili0, gluberocm
pirn allen oaroil intcreiiirien $crionen @elci
genbct qcgcbcn. @jrlinbe dnjuiiibrcn, lucnn iic
iplbe bahcn. irnrun bciaqte 9uens ndt ucus
geptlnitert iucr0cn iollen
Die obencrud6ntcn NucDs iino:
pinter ii6-lA0 S.sglrnsStr
ptnier 0O3- 0i5 Ss9iunehsGir
Slntcr l137-iidi SiirNuiimorc cir. uno 8ipis
i9eu 1884 1896 gsaifcn.str
pinfer 92i-N33 G.sNinncns Eir
pinter 50l-533 S.s@beiicrseir
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gteben 2c6 pos S.i3anaSsStr
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE.

80 ACRES miles from Nampa,
miles from II. r. sta, also tntcrur-
ban car line. on gravel road. room
plastered house, small barn, deep
well and Windmill, chicken house. 80
acres grain, 50 acres in alfalfa, only
$4,000 and $4,000 will handle.
100 ACRES near Kuna, new 4 room
bungalow, barn and other outbuild-
ings. on sand road. fine soil, price
$4,000. terms.
IS ACRES near Star, Ida, room
house, barn, deep well, paid water
right, part in alfalfa, 10 acres pas
ture, balance grain land, price $1,000
terms.
10 ACRES, 3 room house. good barn
chicken house. good SOIL Riden-
baugh water, just outside city limits
price $4,000, $500 will handle.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Well 10
Gated apartment house In Boise
party wants 20 or 40 acre ranch.
IDAHO REALTY CO.
209 n. sth st.
Nov1s- 2:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
new INDUSTRY.
PROBABLE FOR
BOISE VALLEY
Milk Condensary Plant, Ca
pacity $4,000 Pounds Per
Day, Is Plan Boise Co.
operative Creamery Co.
Cheese Factories to Be
Maintained to Receive
but Main Force to Help
Condense Milk for Heavy
Demands of Country.

The Boise Cooperative Creamery
plan for installing q milk condensary..
$4,000 pounds per day capacity. at
some point within its territory In the
Boise valley. now covered by its cheese
factories, 1t was announced Saturday.
Plans for the condensary will be sub
mitted to the stockholders at a special
meeting called for Boise on Saturday,
Dec. l. The exact site fer the factory
has not yet been selec, ID. 1t Will
probably be determined when the
stockholders meet at which time ar
rangements will be made for the $780,
boo investment that will be required to
erect the necessary building and in
stall the machinery.
MAY ABANDON CHEESE MAKING.
Under the plans made the cheese
factories now operated by the com
pany will be maintained as milk sta
tons. No change will be made with
the present working force of the COM
pany unless it is to improve their con-
ditions, it is announced. The decision
to condense the milk now used in the
creamery and for making cheese, will
result in the abandonment of cheese
manufacturing. The company has been
making carloads of cheese for the
mark ct The cheese factories can be
readily turned into stations to receive
the milk for the condensary.
There is not at the present time a
milk condenser manufacturing plant in
southern Idaho, yet the demand for
condensed milk is rapidly growing, es-
pecially when the government Is reed
ing thousands of men in the canton :
ment camps. 1t Is anticipated that
this demand will increase because the
mobilization of men for the army has
only started. and will continue for
some time. Condensed milk and cream
Is heavily used by the Sammies. There
Is growing demand for the product
IDEAL DAIRY COUNTRY.
The Boise valley is one of recognized
dairy centers of the west. Within the
past few years thousands Of head OF
valuable dairy stock has been brought
into this section of the state and the
dairy industry has grown by leaps and
bounds The Boise Cooperative
Creamery company has among its 5o'
stockholders many of the more prom
inent dairymen in the valley. 1t hal
built up a heavy butter and cheese
business during the past few years
these two products being in demand a
top notch prices.
The plan to go into the milk con
densary business will, IL 1t is carried
out as now seems to be the intention
give to the valley one of the most i'm