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The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
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The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
FaIl Kills Boy.

PORT HURON, Mich, Dec. IL
Special. donald Mckenzie, aged II
|ears, OF Yale, was out hunting yes
brday. He climbed a tree. fell from
limb, and landed on his head. He
as picked up, three hours afterward,
lead.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
BIRTH LIST
ROYs-


heardt Thiel. SIC Willis: John Q.
Thiery. 1854 Mack; George A. Edwaras'
SO Regular; Sam GreenberS. 3Ss Win
f GaTle x'q sw PaS%ss' ass ' St c asrry
wenta. 60 Clippert; Joseph Dziadosz,
14s Ciippert Fred Wood, s25 st; Au-
bin; julius Gabriel, 1879 Medl lnr,y;
Christoperson, Raupp; Earl Taylor. e6i
Warren: Frank ]. Lamb. III Coplin !;
Walter Waysiek. 1907 McDougall: Her
berry Blackburn, % Lysander; @ scar n
Julia. Stanley warzak, 400 southern;
Andrew each. zoos Military jack
sit Robins: Andrew Cesasz 81 Mercier;
John Michalskl. 1872 Cicotte; Henry r.
Brand. 1913 Woodward; Earl ;. Gass-
80 H sagsy W q ass III
Alex. White, 1854 Jefferson: Bruno
Markiewicz. 81 Danforth: Thomas Brat
kowski sS5 Frederick: v. Borton. 1887
Adoiph Wagner, 16 Noble: Albert Fig
lax. 95S Riopelle: c. G. Moore, 80 Mont
calm: Daniel Leahy; 69s Thirty-second
=. M. Sloman. $50 Rhode Island: George
Kuhn. 40 Jerome; Henry berry. 2bs
Beard; Joseph Jeye, All Waterloo; Will
liam n. Lehman. 1905 Twenty NTH;
John w Wilson. 4ss Sixteenth; A. Cap
Vito Aldo, s4s Muilett; y. Mazzoia, s2s
Lafayette: c. Burehero. SIS Russell.
GIRLS.
stanley Cylwicki. 261 Buchanan:
Charles Sell, 32S Cooper; Joseph F..
Keynes. 400 st. Clair; Paulo Arena, 500
T.. Fort 1. GrudZien. IL Tekomsin.
springwells: Arthur Herman Neeman.
2i5 Engle; Edward Selndell, $50 Hill
ger: @ Loria. $50 High; Tony Pastula,
1866 Military Alois Sable, 20 Jefferson
Court: George Charles Chene, 93s
Brush: Frank Stypinski. 4S7 Grandy;
Francis Dale Winslow, as Abbott;
Mary Loosemore. 263 Third: Luigi
Spaito. 100 Larned; Sam Maceag, De-
Albert Kulewski. 1929 McDougall; AL
bert 8 Stulz, Detroit Anthony Gailew-
ske. 1913 st. Aubiu: Adolph Janpwtcz
521 Garfield. Arthur Mayborn. 969 Hol-
comb: Clarence G. Burch, 4b3 Water
man; Demencie Palozzolo, 113 Cath
crime.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
Nas geetIer

Sir O1arDlauo uuo Sen giiiritt
Columbia flnr mo oerdnoerlihe
Ninoe. 1ic 6ohiie Iemperatur be-
iriq aeitern rs @rn0 Inn 4 llbr
ylahmitiaGs uno Die nieoriglte 81
Srao um 6 llbr Nlorgens.
,Sn ocn ii6rigen 8etterbeobadl'
hnQs. iatioucn oes ganoes mar ole
ne0rqiie Eemperatur pic iolgt:
}ltlaniic Sin a. Bolton Al, Sri'
ialo 40, @6arleiion 66, Chicago iS,
Glepclan0 90, 0enper 3S, Detroit 81,
Irlui6 86, @oiiport 3S. @oOclon
~, Nrccu 9aD as. SatteraS GA, &es
leua 81, SadionoiQe n, aaniaSs
@ip 80. anoroiae So, SouisDille GO,
Wlarqucitc 40, Dlempbis 66, Nlont.
a0urru 6S, W2ouireal 46S 9iantlldet
4l. 9lem.Crlcans 20, glelu.3ort so,
Cfla6oma 80, @ittsburab 5i @bila.
0clp6ia 90, @orilano 0le, "A, Bort.
lnio, Ore, ~. Guebec AZ, Haleiab
62, 5ult 2afe Sin iG, San 6rau-
cisco as, It. Souis 56, ct @'md 40,
Scranton 56, Shreveport 66, Spo.
tame 40, 1ampa 72, @ai6ngton 81,
@inuipeg 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

Ole W1itQlicocr Der oylaomi Jiebe
lad QoQe 9lr. 6. 8. 8. 3. s. rel.
fen Qelicrn nod @auoOer @ov mn
balel6it AZ Gauoiooiinnen ein5rmeis
bpn llntcr sen Ebciluebnlern ma
ren: Sr. g. 3. Soppmau mo ole
iolaenocn 8rauen Ola Soilietter,
geuba @uabcs, Nlollie Go5lne glnc'
la @im6oQ. @larD 5duman giar'
Qaret 90. C5roonL 2drra y. @lite'
fiuot Wlaraaret Nl. Glarfc 5roncls
Dadlelman Mlinaie g. 9cah gllre
Q'oe6. Gmuo @oiiieiter NlurD 5rep,
Gmlra Qloudaro, pcnrictIa &imoall
nHo 8 Irib, N}arD @. 9aileD glnna
s.. Soppnou Carrie 8 Nliicbel
O}arD 5icmort, A0aline G.gSeIlltooo,
Gi9el 9. OlnerS, glloer0a Bono,
2uo Norib0erger, Gnma VI acan;
.Srls, 5roucis Y Birfeit 2eno gSit.
gaa Catherine 5hon, 9lettic @lenn
gloie Glari @elen 5uraeni, @. NioD
Gnlit0 uno Gii9er Eboulpiou Ionic
IS. q. Soppmom Y. s.. Soc, 2eon
ggeQitoo0, 8. 2 @raoiorO un6 ".
gQ fimbul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
GycIttas in 9SifcSOiac.

Sir gitespille mar geitern anlGB-
lib Der z. SSobreSs s9onpention Der
.6rcimilli9en Seierpe1r gliiociotion
uon Baltimore County" 0aielblt elm
GROCER Gag. 0ie @eibditS6duier po.
rem 3um groBten S6eile geidloNen
ino in Der gan5en StaOt bcrri6tc
mo in Dem gan5en Srt 6erri1te
alien I6eilen Oes Golntps maren ein-
gctroiien, inO ioit ale S0iier maren
feitlid Ocforirt. Sine @ei6Gitsiib-
un9 muroe am Gormittog in Dem
oifentIi1en SbuIgebduoe 81 @ifes-
bile inter &oriib oeS Erdiioenten
Samcs y. Steele abge6alten. Sol
aenOc geonite puroen fiir OoS fom-
menOe Sa6r ermd6lt. @rdii0ent, s.
SoomarO g8bittle BON @lDn0on; &ice-
9Srdiioent s. s. 9aumgGrtncr Don
lBttcSpiue; SefretGr, Glap Z. ,Sopce
BON GodeDsuiQe (wieOereripG6lD,
Sdabmeilter, 9S. @. 3in1mer Don
@ifespiQc. Gic 9amen BON %ifess
bile Ieroirtcn na6 ser @cI6GitSlib-
ung Gin @obclfrii6itiid. Gine groBe
Bara0e inn0 am 9}adnrttaQ itatt,
md5renO ole r0rnnatiirbe &ercini-
allng bon &ifesoilc" gl6cnOS in Scr
ct. G6arles.SaQe cine Goritelllng
nit ani1lieBenocm Ean5e CAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

iiderlib in feiner g9eiie ausreiHenO
legitin1iren fonnte, lieierten i6m
6ruu 6il0e6rono unO 6rou&rebt il.
re 9oorihaft in@eionlmt6etroge BON
1920 ans. Gie S6iffssSircne 6otte
it5lpiitben bereitS 5mei Nlal morneuO
ibre rau6e Stimme ertonen loiien II.
t6ot OieS gleid 0arouf ou1 sum 0rits
ten ltno lebten N}ule, o5ne BOB lid
Der ihlaue @edSler pieoer bel oen
ieiner nit 6egreifliber @rreging bar
renOeu Iomen eingeiunOen 6otte.
Iie Soue plrOcn gel0ltt unO itol5
mie Elm Spdnier ieBte lic5 ole $50
nigin 9iiie" langiam in 9cmegung
mnO lieB oen %ier imner meiter bin
ter iidb 3uriid. S6 in Oieiem ghtgen-
blid Die beiOen 6etrogenen Gamen
INNER nod otf Ole 9iiidfe6r i6res
@ertrauensmonneS uno i6rer @nnr.
ihoit morteten. meib man uibt. Oiit
gemiidten @efii6leu mer0en lie mobl
Der enti6minOenOen &iiite 0eS 2nn.
oes Der Kindergarten 0}oglicbfeiten"
pom Ged Oes 0onpierS aus Oen leb
ten SdeiOegriiB 5ugeninft 6a6en,
ma6riheinlid nit t6rdnenieuhten
Goi@entiibern.
Gie @oli5ei lit sur 3eit MIR I'M 9e-
iite elmer oirftigen @eidrei6ung OeS
Sb0terS. 9iGbere 9lnga6en DerOen
ermariet iobolO ole y&oniain 9uiien
beute Nlorgen Gope SeurD, Ga., poi-
iirt.
% oSnio" ongefommen.
Der 0onpfer Bosnia" BON Ger
Samburg. .9lmerifo.9inie trof geitcrn
in Dorgeriidter 9l6eu0ltmoe bier ein.
@lit ser 9lbfertiglng Der 8miiben-
ocdlcr fonnte crit beute &ormittog
ben Ocn @inponOerlngs geborOen
begonnen meroen.
09t It ar" DerlieB g en-
Yorf.
Ger 0ompier o9ledor" bonn 9lor0-
0eutiben &loDO bat geltern glbeno
gtemD Dorf Derloiien unO miro por-
duSll0tll0 lHorgen IN Socult Folnt
eintreffen.
o9lin0er @oiiogier.~
sSu Der mittleren @oli3ei Statiou
martet Sones 9romn, ein in Somai-
ca aebiirtiger 2Oi16riaer @loun Die
9bio6rt OeS norpegiihen Eompiers
nDlimeioto~ alb, oo es i6m nidt ge.
lungen mar, Die 9luiidt ser 9e60roen
81 iuiOerIegeu, Bob er ais blinoer
,Eoliogier bier lanoen mollte. @r
ueriubte iid oamit 81 entihuloiget
OoB er oui ooribriftSnGBigem @ege
in 9lmcrifd einaeponoert iei iino be.
reits in &6ilaOelpbia ais 6oienor-
better 6eicbdftigt mar. God eripie.
len iid ieine &enntniiie iiber &biIo-
oelpbio ais 10 man9cl6oit, ooB Sin
wonOerungS-GonmiiiGr Shmpf ibm
teinen @lauben idenfte lnO 9rowu's
3uriidlenOung onorOncie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
ggarOein gcunarO luie0ererma6lt.

So6rcSoeriommhmg OeS Girefto-
RUINS oeS @larDldnocr 3u6t6orls
les. glac bis6erigeu 9eanlteu
pieoerernannt iuio beitdtigt
Sdnnltli6e Eirettoren anpeienO.
Tos Gireftorium oes MarplGnoer
Staots 3udt6olies 6ielt geitern
9l6enO inter Dem @oriiB 0eS @rdii-
benton 5ronf 6iirit ieine So6resOer-
ianmlung. Sdmmtlide NlitgleOer,
0ic SS. G6as. z. Grane, 5. S.&iub-
le BON Gecil Goimtp, Sobn S.Stone
pon Baltimore, 9RidarO Goaam BON
SorforO @ountD mo Soiia6 8. &err
uon GorbeIier GountD, moren an.
meieno g}ad GrleOigung Ser iiblis
den @eidGite uurOe 8r. So6u i.
9eonaro bon g}euem ais @orOein err
m1blt mo Damn ernonnte 0erlelbe
folQenOe @eanlte, sic bon Dem Girefs
toriiun gutge6eiBen mrrOen: Stills.
@arOein, @lidael q Somil; 6inan5.
Glerf, GomouO i. @ilfennp; @aplan,
@oItor @m. 3. 9eoa; 9lr5t, Or. gS.
s. S6marb; Glerfs s. 9fniell Wlc-
Gormad mo g9. Glarf G6omos.
Matronen: 6rou Wlarp S6orne,
6rau Gat6. 9eorp tmO 6rai gIler.
Gid.
@efaugencn @drter s. Z. Bud.
lcD, q. 8. @riiiit6, S. 0l. g8iuterS,
IS. S. Soptins, Sames S6omas, q.
6ecncD, 9. s. Sll66ell s. 81. @ro'
bant SomeS Seating, s. Nic0uoOe,
g. Nl. @oper, SSo6n &iler, s. Gons
iuop, s. 2. Snop, s. i. GornollaL
81. &. Ho66ins, q. Slad, ". S. @ols
fer, SSgnotius Sitter, 5. @. DC
@rot6, Soi6uo 9ouna ". s. Garter,
S. s. Grepeniien, Sobn .. gSollerlng
9. s G0poros, s. s. 9atbeIor s.
sc. G0an, gl IS. 9ourboh SonleS ".
Glarf, .. Ot. 6itgerolO, SEQ q. Gon
Sorn, =. g9. gf. 9ul6nion. 6. q. &as
liant, S. 81. Nleefins, Z. 4. Gono6p,
g. &. Solon s. s. Wlacullar @eo.
&. @raid, 8. GeloneD, Is. s. N3c9or'
t6n, Z. SO. EonterSleD, ". Nl Solt.
man, 9. z. GoDle, Z. Sonrobon g..
glo6el, ". .. Stewart rno Solepb
WcSmeenep.
WlaiGiniiien Sronf Sore, 6ront
q. Soote uuo SeurD Nloa Se5er:
Nlihoel 9orrD mo SSo6u glearp. Sd'
der. Sopor0 u 9omeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
Sir cia 0eimactranf.

Das bon Geo. N5ifntber qebroutc
9ier lit oaS bette. &ele @eurtbciIer
bon 9ier erfldren 6aB eS irGeno
einem eritflaiiigcn ausIGnoiihcn
@iere eleidfonnlt. @eraOc oos 0ing
fir 0en 6ouiIieuge6raud. 6eiuiteS
9(roma better @eidmod imo iebr
n0brfrGftig. Gireft bon ser @raue-
rel ourdb oie ueueiten @loibincn ob-
qeiiillt poourh obiollite Rein6eit
0eiihert miro. &iite $1.OO. @6one
@olie 20. (Suni1S.1S,i@1oQo)
(sIn5eiee)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
llnter6nLtnnn a.g0enluriier.

qllaocmir gscboe elclitilnc qeanoel0ioer
.,Nmbilnfhm" Ibc Niilc N,inlicr".
,,GUlDuinl" WidnOmc
,,6prD 50" &cg 81 WlO scarf"
,,NanriN" parD Qaiiiuaa Niq 1nou
,,Ulnmlnno" 2'luocuiue uno Nnuoclbiocr
,,4bi6nrmuniiner NrnncndlDt" Souner.
iiaQ ben l liai, lcbic5 0Oudcri 10 gHebunn
Safe.
,,aietarr. Weinnaptfeln" conniaQ. hen 10.
moi. 6unlicn 9lNailg naO s9cnlcrta Rnrt"
Nefnnhaun0e'Ar sSorcei" 1ontdA,
Bod WeiipOri
.,Nctcnaic e6naer uou Baltimore" Conn
inn ben ~. dat elnsiluQ mob oem aarlohs
Fart" on ocr Ocrlin1ctien lSillene Apcuuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

g. 9}oieniclo & Company, 8. s. 9io.
ienielO & Company unO Nlalcolm s..
sill & GomponD eingereidt Ger
@ontroft iiir Die 2ieieritng bon bitu'
min6ier &o6lc fir DeriAieOene itdoti'
Idle Ieportements mlroe getbeilt luio
an Sic ,,@uu6erlono Goal 60, gSils
liam $. BRADFORD imo nE6e Gutter
prize ,Suel Company" uergeben.
Gontrofte fir Die 2ieierlng elmer
t0slonnen i6meren StroBen @o5e
fiir 6oS Geporiemcnt oes StaotsSn-
aenieurs umo Die 2icierung bon
9rcnn6ol5 an oos S6ul, ,Geportes
mcnt witrOeu an sic o9uiialo Stean
Goller Gompono~, reip an SamllelS
& N}c&oD, 0cr0e6en
gui Gmpfe6lung Der SdiubeborOe
wtroen Gontrafte fir oie Sieicrmg
BON Oeridie0enen Nloterialien on
me6rere 6irueu bert6eilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

j. LcrropinS0 babeu aud aellern in
ct 2ouis wieoer aemouneu
Die Orioles" tounteu Oes gaet'
ters luesen lit buffalo uidt ipie-
len.
Gas Sntcrciie om 9aiebal 1T
iio6crliA in Baltimore in Ger 3ur
na6mc bcarifien Oeuu alS geltern
qlbeuo sic Iepeiden Die 9ladridt
bradtcn oaB oie uSerrapins" oas
1piel in 5t 9ouiS uieoer gcwouncH
Gutieu 6rad elm mddiiges Surrub
0urh sic Gauienoe Dor oen 9ulletins
glreitcru Der 3eiiunaeu ans. Iic
.lerrapinS~ = aelpaunen 0as spiel
ourh eineu md9igen 9lnlani in DER
q oSnning1 Sic Orioles" beiins
0eu ncb III Buffalo mo founicn Der
glaHe auf Dem Spelplabe peacu
n9t bort ipielcn. Die Score" Der
,6eocral 9eague~ uno Der nSuter.
national 2eaguc0 mar geiiern mie
iolat
esatceof or.r,tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
llpliiiit rettct nanlc NamiIie.

@oli3ilt AuntD pom nor0oltli6en
@oli5ci0iiirift lit acltern 5lm Getter
BON lic6en Wlenibenle6en geluorOeh
ais i'm Sauie 9ir. 2207, Nlc@loerrD'
StroBc qcoen 3 ll6r Wlorgens Elm
9ronO ansbra6. 6rau Gliiabet6 81
Ider, Sl Sabre aft, mur0e ourd ltor'
len 9loud, ser in i6r 3iruncr orang,
Qcpedt uno elite 81 ibrer Sobtcr.
srau Gli3abet5 9lpplc, Inn he 5u
weden. sfaA longem alopien on
0eren Gbiir erpadte tSrai glpple aus
Dem 56lofc uno oiinete i6r 3tnmer
Qcro0e in 0cm 9lugenblid, olS Oic
altc Game pom &aud bet6l6t be-
muBtlos 5uianmenbrah. Srau glpple
mcdte in aller Sait i6ren l7.id1rigen
So6n @0maro. ser 0ie Seuerme6r
alaralirtc. Giniqe Sefunoen nod
Dem 9llarm eri6ien @oli5iit GuatD
al Ser 8ran0itdtte; CT i6afitc crit
5rau Slider aus Dem brenncnoen
&alie uno 0alf onrnad 5rau glpplc
imo Oeren iiinf &inoern our6 Oic
0idcn &auMmolfcn binolrh. DaS
1euer peririadie rmgebelren &mid,
70 ooB Oic Telermebr crit uunobnL
cS iei aud mIi 0ie g9adbar9dlIier
ii6eraeIprmaen. Ger @rmiO. Ger ei.
men Sdlooen bon ehua 5000 ueru'
iabie, puroe bon Der 6eueriucbr balo
unteroriidi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

@emo6ner uno @rrmoitiids6eiiBcr
in Der g}adborihait BON 6renoit'
qlDcnue uu0 Somburg. StraBe perf
Ben All Oen W}oDor uno an oenSta0t
ROTH cine nit fiini5ig llnterihriiten
oerlebene 8etetion ienoen in melAer
lc perIonaen oaB oie &etlomeiMiIs
oer AZ per Gde bon @ombiraitraBe
uno 6remout Qlpenue cutiernt mer.
ocn oa oieielben oie aan5e llmge.
gcno perllnlhonen lm0 5ir 6olae
Ooben, oaB Ole @runoidide All ggertb
ucrlieren. Die Retiteuten 6obeu
Srn. gilbert S 8artboIomae ais SIN.
malt engagirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
Mnf 0[6luenen.

@citcrn Morgen wur0e O'9leal
ct. Sulien, II SATIRE alt, ans 9Sep-
Orleans, Sa., in bic meltlidc 9Soli5ei-
Station ais 6eimat6sloicr Nlinoer-
i16rioer cinaelieiert. &or 9iidtcr
Sapler crtldrtc ct. Sulicn cr iei NIT
einem @iiterjnge naG Baltimore qe-
fonmen I'M bier nGips" fiir Oie
&ennen 81 @nnlico 81 perfauien. Gr
mur0e Der nSt. lParDs Snouitrie-
Sdulc" iiberpieien.
Sic @}onotspcrianmlma ser
StaatS Observation-Disclosures iinoet
Deite iioit, in mel6er Der Stoat in
5ebn gleide sSnipeftions-0iitri per-
tbeilt merOen ioll.
Cardinal @i6bonS bat Dor iciner
9l6reile in 9}em-9orf erflGrt, OoB CT
geaen a6ioite @robi6ition i'm aan.
sen 9onoe iei. Dieiel6e piiroe unr
&Dpotriten MAIDEN.
GdJiffstartrn
iber Baltimore, Fb;laoeIpbia oocr
glep.Dorf.
SbcO. 8. Sicncr e &c.,
2t7 Clt.gaItimOre.Sfr.
@edieI, Greoiibriefe unO apsl1n.
AiIhes @eIO. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07

glus Sem ioeben ueroiientlid)ien
&o6re5beridlf oes ct Soiop6s.Soipl'
fols 1T su crie6en 0oB ii 1918
a767 @atienten aul9enommen mnr'
0el o0cr Ai2 nebr ais i'm porber.
geben0en sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
Sir @aucma.GommiiIdr uOrseidla.
opu

0tN.
Slaotrai6SmitalieO Sang BON Der
"a. &aro brohtc cine Bettion in
llmlalf our6 welAe @ouueruclr
O'olosborouq6 eriucbt miro, Clinton
seymour Sancod an Oie NlarDlan0.
Gommiiiion fir sic @ouama.gIusitel
hung 5u ernenncn. Serr &ancod ilt
ser &rdlioent 0cS 3hrnermam Ole
itrilt-Gon3ils DER Ser 9rilOeriNait
Der 3immlerlente mo SHreiner"
BON glmcrla. Gr cniiiammt elmer
Saniilic, pelde bereits ieit ocnl
Sabre 1882 in MarDlanO anldiii0 III.
Gic ueue transformation, be-
iiebeiO ans 0en $50. 9lrtbnr 'G. @or.
man 9emin 9G. 99ideS BON Sent
@olmtD mo 9libier 0siar @eier,
MIRO benic inn gureait ocs @rn. @or
man cine Gonieren3 abbalteu Die
Gonluiiiion tritt am f. SUM in
glmt ln0 g3iiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-07
9ipmenemeinor

Ger Gin0ercirfel per Sonntags.
iAnle ocr 3ionsaemeluoc giebt 8rci-
tao 9lbcn0 cine I6eaterporiielhma inn
oenicln0cbaiiic, al Der @de oon Ger.
iaatoa. lnlo SoaioapllraBc, So Ser
oas a3ubIihm 6oflidlt elnaelaoen iit
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
The Coming Fair

There is a general getting ready for
the coming County Fair to be held in
Julesburg on September 1lth and 18th
The various committees are all busy
at work getting their special work
lined up. The track is being put in
shape for the races. Additional seat
ing capacity in the way of Bleachers
will be provided. The exhibits prom
Use to be the best ever, the parade will
undoubtedly equal any previous one.
The Dairy exhibit to be put on by Holt
and Son will be something new and
something we believe every one will
be interested in. We have a positive
assurance that the Merry-gO-rOund
will be here to please the children.
Remember everything is to be Free.
You are welcome and we want you to
come.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
The Colorado Potato Patch

The Colorado Irish Potato patch
contains $4,000 acres this year and
the total production will be approx
mately 9,532 900 bushels, according to
estimates made today by the United
States Crop Reporting Board. The con
dition of the crop is rs percent of nor
NAL and the price at the present time
is averaging around 80 cents per bush
ell.
In Continental United States there
are 3,70S.O0O acres planted to this pro-
duct and this years production is es-
timated at 36O,614.0OO bushels by the
Federal Department Agriculture.
This years crop will exceed the aver
age crop of the past five years by ap-
proximately 100000 bushels The ma
tons production last year was 331,5 ,525,
900 bushels. was produced on 1865, 900
acres of land and sold for 1927, 900, 900
or an average of 80 cents per bushel.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
P.pular Young Mar MarrIes

Roy McKinstry. Ditch-rider for Di-
vision No. 2 of the Julesburg Irriga-
ton District sprung surprise on his
many friends by being quietly married
in the County Judges once on last
Saturday evening. His bride Miss
Oatson Of suthrland, Nebraska, came
to Julesburg ON Sat evenings train
where Mr.. McKinstry met her and
accompanied by Claude Henderson and
Miss Bess Hileman they proceeded at
once to the Office of the County Judge
Austin who performed the ceremony
after which the newlyweds were con-
veyed to the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Brandt No. of Ovid whre Mr..
McKinstry was boarding.
Mr.. Mckinstry is the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McKinstry Of Sedg-
wick and is very popular young
man among his associates and is oc-
cupying responsible position with
the Irrigation District
TIL Bride comes to Sedgwick County
a stranger to many but we have
enough confidence in Mr. McKinstry's
Judgment to believe he has chosen a
wife who will be helpmeet in every
sense of the word and they have our
most sincere congratulations.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
Who are the FOur.Flushers!

Brother Finch had real spasm last
week on the tears that the Republi-
can party had shed over the mistreat-
ment of Governor Ammons by the Dem
ocratic party. Better put on your
specks brother those were not tears
but the Republican party believes in
giving credit where credit is due re-
gardless of party and if the Demo-
cratic papers and politicians over the
State had given Governor Ammons a
little part of the support due him
rather than saving their ammunition
and praise in the support of Senator
Patterson who was Governor Ammon' S
advisor and then when he found that
he had dragged the little blind Gov
ernor" into hole deserted him the
party and the State would both be
better off at this writing. Just because
the Democratic party has used Am
mons as far as they could and then de-
serted him is no reason why the Re
publican party should heave brick
or two at him.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
Frank 4. GOudy Here

Honorable Frank c. Goudy Candi-
date for the nomination for Governor
on the Republican Ticket was here on
last Thursday night and spoke to a
small audience in the District Court
Room Arrangements had been made
to have an open air meeting on the
Court House Lawn but on account of
the down pour of rain which came up
just at the dinner hour the meeting
had to be held inside and the audi
ence was necessarily small.
Three cars went up to Sedgwick to
meet Mr. Goudy but as he was late in
arriving there and the threatened
storm sent the cars home ahead Oof
Mr.. Goudy's party.
MIR. Goudy stands for and if nomi
mated and elected promises to use his
best efforts to accomplish:
1. The impartial enforcement of the
laws of the State.
2. The maintenance of law and or
der and the upbuilding of our Com
mOnwealth.
3. An economical and businesslike
administration of the affairs of the
State, which means abolishing the un-
necessary and expensive boards and
bureaus that now exist, great re-
duction of taxes, and sane system of
taxation; fewer and better laws, and
the maintenance of the States credit.
4. Nationally.-The protection Of
the products of the mines. mills,
farms and ranges Of the state and of
its manufacturing interests by proper
national legislation, and national aid
for more and better roads.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
Hlxh School Announcement

Registration for the year 1914-15 of
the Sedgwick County High School will
begin Tuesday, September 1, at 10 a.
m.
A Library Deposit of Fifty Cents
will be required of all students
All persons desiring to remove con-
ditions by examinations will have an
opportunity to do SO on Saturday
August 29th, at 9 a. m. These people
should make arrangements with the
Principal prior to the day set.
Students enrolling from other High
Schools should be classified by the
Principal before Registration Day
The Principal will be in the Office
Of the High School each day of the
week ending August 80
(Signed) Geo. p. Young,
Principal
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION at the
ofIice of the County Clerk. in Jules.
burg, in said County. on Tuesday
September 1st. 1914, and will contin-
ue In session not less than three nor
more than ten days, for the adjustment
and equalization of the assessment a.
mong the tax payers OF said county.
Any and all objections to the assess
ment as made by the County Asses
sor must be presented to the Board
of Equalization at this meeting. Tax
payers failing to present their objec-
tions at this time will be considered
to have waived all objections to the
assessment as made by the Assessor
Lily z. Labaree, County Clerk
Aug. 20-27
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-27
TALKS WITH 7HE1u1i 1iszss MAN
BY Nels Darling

There is an old Hebrew of my acquaintance who
is wise merchant When it is cloudy and threatens
rain he hangs in front of his store, rain coats.
breas rubbcrs If there is cold snap his show win
dows filled with heavy underwear and warm look
ing overcoats while caps and gloves hang outside.
Not much for the retailer to advertise gar
den seeds in the winter time Make your advertise
ments in keeping with the and conditions.
saw an advertisement not long ago that
written by the editor of the paper because he could
not persuade the merchant change his ad oftener
than once year 1t was headed: 'You can't lose
We are in it winter and summer" Below this bit of
information appeared the picture of ice box and
{ heating stove.
There is world of money thrown away in ad-
vertisns through ignorance through misdirected eff
fort The right kind of advertising is of value both to
the public and to the merchant The advertising pag
es of the magazines full of education since they
keep the people in touch with the worlds products
and market places.
You get in touch with the buying public of
your trade territory much oftener than you do if
YOU will but tell them your news.