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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gnS Sem Snnercn NlorBlauO's nu6
ben angrcu5eH6cu GtaateH.



BON N} N}ornIdn0.
TroB Ger moblt6ucuocu gSirfirng
mtf sic beitelten Scl6er ridteten ole
clcftriic6cu Gntlaoungcn ocS @epit-
tcrIturmeS. Scr in ocr gloht bonn SO.
5unl "a. in Scr @cacuo bon GoIton,
@(o., wiitbetc. mie icbt bcfonnt, an
oiclen Stcllen crbe6libcn Sboocu
qn. Der i@wcritc llufoll creionctc
iid in Cotton ieIbIt no in cineul
@illorQiool ali Sollt0 imO Si9ains-
GtraBe Gin cinit6lagcnocr @liB g9il-
liom @lofc iofort tootetc; einiac ali,
6crc @GIte pgrocn betGubt.
sSn @oI6iuatou Goiritp ribtctc oaS
geiuiitcr cbcniaaS mcbrfodj Sddoen
an. Der g3lie icblug in oos Sous
BON Srn. s. $. g8oaid, bci 9en0er
Greet, Gin iuo betdu6te sic eon5c
6ouilie, sic ii@ in ser Giide befon0.
Gin sort itcBcnocr S6raut uurOe
polltdu0ia 5crItort.
SSrau @iro Scnrp, sic oitf scr
5orm BON 9r. Charles 9. @oBlc,
mcltlid BON @ogerStorun, lcbt muroc
cbcnfoas oilr6 ciucn Slit Der onr6
eleftrii6c 2cihng in ooS Sols
0ronQ bctdu6t uu0 6cfano ic6 mcb.
rcrc Shn0cn IN crnitlihem3uitanOc-
Sn @reeu Goitle 9ife ocdte Scr
Shrm ciueu Nrn SSobn 3. GlarfIou
gcb0riaen 5duppcn alb. SSli @Daits
GroB 9loo0S ipurocu orci Srn. @a.
mel Sprcder aebori9c &iibc oitf oenl
Seloe bonn 9lis criblagca uuo Del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Sci GrpluiiOn DcriuitnSct.

Der 27.iG6rioc gSm. 2. S'@ricn,
Der in @lcn6nrnic, 9lnne 9(rlmOel-
Gountp, mo6nt ,purOc Ourcb Oen cr.
ploOircnocn @aioliu6c6dlter ciucS
9(utomo6ils, oos cr reparirte, aeitcru
er6ebft6 an oen S6ultcrn Der 8ruii
mO i'm 9fiiden perbrannt; er muBt(
IN eiuenl 'gripot-9lutomobil III oas
@lcrcg-Soipital ge6ra6t mcroen unf
mlB DormiSiic6tli6 nod ldngerc 3eii
BORT in dr5tIiber 9e6anollmg blci-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

Dcriommelt. Gin llm5ug an Oeiien
Spibe SteinmolO's Sopelle, gcfolgt
BON 10 iiluqen @fGo1en nit 5log-
geui6erpen moriGirte, cr0ifnete oaS
6elt.
Qluf ser prd6tia ocforirtcu Gri6ii-
ne fouo Der formelle 9eOe-9lftrs
Itott. r-Stootrot6smitglieO SelrD
8. g9icncfelo, Ser @rdii0ent oeS
9ou Gonite5 ii6ergob I'M 9lomcn
oelIel6cn ocn &orf 0em Gerein NIT
fol0enoen gSorien:
v9llS GorIibcr oieieS 6eltcS lit cs
fir MIDI cine .beion0ere @6rc uno
Sreuoe, sic ber5licb millfommen 81
beiBen, imo sic 5u bitten 0oB sic
oy6re @unit ionic 8reunoiMaft ms
mtd in 3uflmft 81 6ewo6ren mie
sic es III Der @ergongenbeit gct6on
bo6en, lno ser Gonnitoiter GolfS'
iclt-Gcrcin miro Ieiner EroOition trcn
blci6en uno ou6 IN 3lfllnft lolhe
sSeIte ieiern fir oie Der &ercin be
fomt lit. 3meitenS lit es fir niA
cine anqenc6me @ili6t ols SorliBcr
0eS Gomites, melAcs oen &oii NieleS
@run0Iiiides leitete, iomie Die Ser
beIieririqcn Doraobm uno Ourd.
iii6rtc, oieies ib0ne 9(nmeiem be-
fonnt ais Gonnfoiter &olfSfeit-%orf
bette 9l6cuo &bnen, Serr %rdiioent
formell al ii6errei6eu @s miro
piel in letter 3eit bon Dem &erfoa
oeS ocutI6cn GereiuspcIcns, lopie
ser oeutiC6en Spra6e gclprodct ie'
oob fam ih conItotircn, Dob ooS
uidyt ser Sal 1T in n@oultotter-
Gerein", our1 DeHeu lntcrnebnl'
inoSqeiIt e8 unS bcltc per9onut IT.
oieies ld6ue @rimOitiid Scr Sefient-
lidfet 5u ii6erqebeu @ir gllle err
hinern ms Scr id0ncn Gage oe5
,SdiiBen%orfS", nit ieincn groBcn
oeitlheu 1cItlic6feiten ooer OeS
@eIteri ShiiBcu-@orfs. Sie lino
ale oo6in. So m0ge cs MN inile-
rem Gereinc berqount iein in Ocllt-
ider Grcuc Gos 8u er6oltcn, moS
mir bis ictt nit i6werer glrbeit ers
rlmaen, ltetS eingeocnf oeS SprilN
lport ,,Giliiofcit mo6t itorf".
9rdlioent SSron3 Souter iiber.
no6m oen S1liiiiel nit folgeuoer
9ie0e.
o@noIid 1T Ser fro6e Gag cri6ie-
men, an melCbenl mir einen langidbrl'
qen Graum oerDlitglieOer oes oGann'
Itotter Golfsielt -GereinS" crIiiat lmo
inS Scr E6otio6e gcaeniibcr gcltellt
Ie6cn, nidjt mr. cin prddtigcs SeinI,
ionOcrn aud nod cincn groBcn Fart
unIer eiqcn nennen 5u 0iirfcn Der IN
einiQen syo6rci 5it Sen ibonlten 8al'
iimorc's qe60ren Oiirfte
g8er nod Dor pcnigcn |lonaten
sic trourige Scrfoiiuna io6, in mel
der lid Oieic Stdttc befanO, milB
Itaunen, mas unicre @eieaidait
inter ser Dortrefili6cn 2eitlng ibreS
lnerniiolihen 9rGiiOenten SeinridJ
gsiencIeIo rnO ser t6atfrGitigcn Nlit-
wirfuna imicrcs rmiibcrtrciiliben
gSrolenpercins in oicier fir5en
Spannc 3eit aeIeiitct batl Sic BAT
Elm bon unten bis obeu oerma5rlolteS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gleamIenlua6I 0er nScnrietta.eOnc.I

S,u pHiifiePS.Saue~ al Scr 9}oro.
Sreocrid. 9troBe, fauO aeitcrn 9l6enO
sic 9eamtenpo6l Ser uSenrictto-
2o0c@ itott pclhc iolgcuocs 9lciul-
tat bate: S6crmciitcrin 9(nnoGoe6r-
mann ltntcrnlciItcrin 9lnna 9liiffel,
Goplonin Goo SAocier, glufieberin
9loiolio Slenmitein, 2. 9llliieberin,
Gina @o0Her; Snuere @oCbe, so.
6onno &ao6; 9(cnBere @aGe, Solro
@lauHoro; SdobmciIierin elmo
Serluig; Sefrctdrin gillette Seine
9hiH. Sic Ginfi6rimg Der 9eom.
tiuneu uoll3og 5rau Gina Scruia
inter scr 9lIiiiieu5 pon 5rol Gli3o-
bet6 2oSfc. 6rml aot6e @leits.
mann purOe ais neueS @iitglieO oni.
genonln1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

icres 0idtcrs 9ladert, Scr iaot:
Scr @}eni6 aIlein 1T nur elm 3mcrg
8u min5ig lno iduo@ iiir Gin groBcS
gScrf
9llr menn ole Meni4cn lib 5uiant-
mcni6licBcn
gSobiglAie s3wGyge. eQlpqr 3lt9iiCicp;
gSoS @roBcs gcidJaiien lit olcrortcn
SIS 1T Ourd @cmcini9aft geihaifen
morOen."
SSn oieIem Slime ii6crnc6me i6
bicrmit inn 9iomen oes nGannitotter
%oIfSfelt-@crcins q bon Baltimore"
oen Gonnitatter Enrf oifi5iea, imo in-
0cm id alien Tcnicnigerl oie mitgc-
bolfcn 6obeL Oicies 8iel 81 crrci6en,
lmeineu 6er5li1iicn Ganf ouSiprcGc,
iibcrgc6e iCb Oeniclben ieincr 9cltin-
nnmg nit oem bcion0cren @unibe,
DpB ItctS iiir 2uit imO 6reuOc bier
berri6cn m0gc. 0aS paltc @ott, cr
iegnc unO be6iitc OaS Gannitatter
@olrs nuO ieinen Eorf."
Sicrolf foIgtcn sic 6citreOen OeS
@aItor Su, S5oimonn oes @laDors
syomeS S. &reitou nnO Oes 9unoes.
t Senators glair See
Sci einem goufett Der gela0enen
G6rengGiie I'M Gm66auie mur0en
cbcnfoQS cinige GeOen gc5alten uiO
6cionocrS ocni @irfcn ocs Sru. SD.
g. g9icneielo mnrme 9lnerfcnnung
| gc3oQt. Inter 9lnocrcn iproheu
@ioDor Grcltou 0r. G6oS. 9ud bon
ser Spiritloicn 2iceu5 @e6orOe,
Sr. G. u. 9n6rcd6t, ser Selretdr scr
9ou Gommiiiion &r. George g.
gStuicn mO Or 81. s. See Soa.
>Sr. @icneiclO fuugirte ais Gooit-
meiitcr.
llntcrOeiien iNlugen i'm @orf ielblt
sic @ogeu scr 6r06lidfeit bod mo
b66er. Inter 6o6cn 9dumcn 6otten
Iic6 Aie 5o6lrcib oumeienoen Singer
Inn Sen Softitod ocS Girigcnten E.
Senbcr8Or aci6aort unO crireutcu
Our6 Sen &ortrog etlirGer prddtiger
G60rc. &om SdieBitan0e Der fnaa.
ten sic 9ii6ien, 6ell flodcrte cin
Scucr, ii6cr oeni lcdcrc gsiirIi9cn &c.
6raten murOen, iinO Giscrcnc, Gilf
den uuO Gonicft fanNcn rciBcnoeu
ql6laB. GS mar Gin c1tes, reAteS
&olfsfcit. Gin Strri6 Srdeitcr
ipicltc III oeu Cans %a0iaon 10.
Sc @ciicn.
| Sic 5cit6e6or0e iebte iib pie iolgi
! 5uiammen:
/ 6ciibc6arOe 6rau5 souter,
9SrGiiocnt, SenrD gGienefcIo umG
Scnr0 49, @aBIer.
Gmpfangs-Go SSran5 Sml.
ter, @orIibcr, SrcO @ouB, ". Saltie
@eo. s, Aupfe, Gbelier ". gll6redt
| Grib Sufferer ScnrD s. 9uanOt uut
\ Qlrt6ir G9, @6nmcl,
5inan5-Gomitc 5reO. @auB
Griit. 5oos, iuuv Scnro @oBler NM
5riB Sufferer.
9Sorf-Gomitc 6rco. @crtbolo
9loom Gpntihlcr, Garl Saiter mi
@eo. @crbcr.
llnter5alhmgssSomite Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Sat iGrcu 8tucd errcidJt.

GSrou @3otbiIoo 2ipiib bon 9Sr is,
Gil. .9onoitraBc sic lcbteu @littiuod)
cinige 2ucdlilbcr- -SobIctten ibludte,
Itorb geitcrn @1orgcn I'M oSt So'
iepb's Soipitol. 9ic gler5tc pcrin@
ten i6r 8eiteS, Oos 2cbcn scr iunacn
6rou 8u rcitcu. Sic 1T erit felt einen
,Sahre berbeirothet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
eander Anamef.


@ciAworeue fonncn iicb ni1t alf elm
&erOift ii6er Oen 800 0es Gogar
gRcGauIcy einigen. @arcn
nod 6cutc @iorgcu in @crot6ung.
6rou McGauleg miro nab
Gomion gcbrodt. Soa oegen
@iirglc9ait cntlaiicn meroen.
Der SSnQucIt iiber ocn ZOO 0es 60
gor @lcGouleD fanO geitcrn 9l6cnO in
scr iaOmeitli6cn &oli3ciiiation itatt,
uno Die @ei9moreneu waren nod
beute N}orgen in @erotbung, obne
0aB Oieiel6en 8u elmer Gntibeioung
gefonmen mGren. Die 9(ngeibul.
Oigte mar bon 9lrlington nocb Der
Iii0meltli6en Station 9e6ra6t NOR.
sen unO piir0e nod Dcltte Worgen
mic0er nod Gomiou ge6rabt. gllr
pcuigc 8cugcn murocn ocrnontmen.
Staat5anpalt &ortmonn bon 8alti-
more-GoumtD bat i1 bcrcit ertldrt,
Die 9Lngei9ulOigtc aegcn 9iirgiAait
bis 81 i6rcm 'gro5eiie 5a cntlalien.
@eIiern &ormittda pur0e gegen
6rau @}arp 8. NlcGauleo ofii3iea
pom Stills S6eriff 0loo6 @ulfer
bon arlington bic glnfloge ouf DlorO
i6reS @ottcn @0gar @lcGoulcg, glr.
1lt1 @rooclon0 9loenic, er6o6en.
&or Oen1 SnQueit mar 6rmt McGou.
leD, sic 2l.id6rige, pieQeiAt nod jim
ger auSic6cnOe SSroL Die uuter Se.
founten ais ent6ulaIiii6e Dlotorrao'
ia6rcrtn bcfaut mar, Sen gaa3eu
Iog rc6t nieocraei6logcn OcrIor
o6cr 0cnnoH i6re 3upcricbt nicDt,
ooB bic @cic6porcncn iic6 auf i6rcn
StanOpunlt itclcn mo Die E6ot ais
cine MISUNDERSTANDING anic6eu ruer.
Ocn. Ger Stodtsonpalt bon @ulti'
mcrc Gounip, ST.. @co. Sortmonn,
lpraA 0chcrn ii1 Oo9in aus BOB
6rou @icGonlcD oui icOcn SAL na9
lowiou ms @cidnquiB 8c6rdc6t
ipcrOen miir0c, mog Ger 1SRdiielp aifS'
ioQen mic cr moQc. ogeir)tllHqArrn
inns nidt piel Inn ocn SbhtNu set
Coroner @eidmoreneu, q iGlSBn er,
aiic imo Gin GDaOcu iiit Sie&cirbfS-
borfeit rnO ioQten i6on lditgif06ac.
iGoiit icin.~ a'llo4 y
God GeB 6iilfS S'td6IsdiilBHlt
Sortman Sic @a6ribeinlidfeit dcI.
ten OaB 6rou McGoilcD gcgen9iirg.
ic6oit 6iS gum @eric6tSpcria6ren ouf
ircien SUB geicBt mcroen miiroe @cs
tern &orniittag empiing SraiI Dlc.
Gouleg III Der @oli5eiitation III 9lr.
lington i6ren 9le6tSonmolt, Srn. 6.
g. Stin6com6, uuO mar 6cOeuten0
bcru6igtcr un0 5u0crlidtli1er nd6
oeiien 6ortQonQ 0ot6 icbien Serr
5tin8ton0 ieifte aIitittin ditgdibtei
len 3u 6o6cn, ii6er bic Gorgdngc
ni6t 5u reoen. Sic miinibtc ipGtcr
%oitor 6. s. @allo6cr BON Der NRc-
SenOric Stride in 9lrlinaton 81 ic.
6en im0 blieb nit 0enel6er large
3eit I'M @ciprdA. @olo noc6 Dem
EoOc 0eS 'Sru. WlcGouleD elite oudJ
Scr &ater ser G6dtcriu aus @Ogc.
mont Nio., 6cr6ei imO 6Iie6 ldn-
acre 3eit in Der 8oli3eiitatioH Del
icincr Eo6tcr. @iniGe Stgll0t6 por;
ocm cr sic 9lo6ric6t Dol" sch %Sor.
fallen on @ropclonO 9l9cnng s9iddl'
riHt cr6alten botte, botte drs} pIeiiirr
EoGtcr nod cine groBe Sfiile "Stirl
iAen gcionOt, bic iebt IL Oct glr.
lnatoner Foli5eiitotion nlliptipabti
miro, Oa Tie i'm Saldc iiidJt QB4efit
frrt mpr0en fnnnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

llngcfGbr 1000 @roccric6libcr iino
iibcrein oefommcn icocn onoeren
Ntittmo@ OloAnlittog ibrc @cibdftc
al ibleBen Inn Sen 9lngeitcIlten (Se-
lcacn6cit ou gc6en iib in frii6er
Guft 81 crbolen.
Cine 9[n3obl @ittsburgcr, bic iid
oli elmer Grfuriion nod g|orfolf be.
ionocrb nobmen geitcrn Die Sc9enS'
riiroigfcitcn Scr Stot0t in 9lugcn-
i@eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

5mofctomn c6enfoIS Die aii6e bon
Srn. gSiaiam Sartlc.
glub in Baltimore Golnt0 ridtete
oos @emiiter ouf ocr 6nrm ocS Srn.
Gbriitiun MnIfer an ser 8bilu0cl.
pbia 9iooo, bel @olOcn &ina. Srbo.
Oen All. Sin 8lib lAma III oen Stoa
cin mari ocu Better beiuuBtlnS nie.
Ser, tootetc orci @feroe uno riB elmer
Stub oie 3uHae bcrqus. 81 9rano
geratbenes Seu fonnte bolo aeloi6t
wer0cn.
Sn @biicbaa, @altimorc.GountD.
betdubte Der 9lib Srn. 9luqldhs
@eruol01, ridtetc o6er peringei
Sdaoen i'm Soliie an. &lra oarauf
idlua cin @Gib mi1 III cine SrH.
6rauf 4. .6orO 8u 2owcr Gong Green,
9oltimore.GoltntD ge6orieen Sdup.
pen cin Der IN Brand aerieib uno
Wloidinen inl ongebliben @eribe
bon $25OO 5eritorte.
Srnu Clara IS. 6oIt ale.
torben.
Syu SoacrStown 1T im FILTER BON
40 SSabrcn sSrau Clara q. Soils, oie
@attin bon q. GloDton 5olB, an
@er5i1maDc qeltorban. Sic mar Die
Go6ter BON Sru. uno 5rau Qouis
Sint uis @uIbnatoH. $br 0ioltp.
Scr por eiriqen SsoAcn bei cinenr
llnfua Idlmer pcrIest miuoe bcfiuoct
liG nod ian rRoibington GouutD
@oIpitol4 in gebnuohng. Dic &er.
Itorbcnc bntcrIGBt auBer ibren
Nloune adt ainoer.
8onf miro ncuqebaut.
oyu 6reoerid @16., boben Sic NJ.
bcitcn an Dem 9lcubot Der .W2aut
glirD glotional.@onf" bpqpnncn. Das
ole @ebdnoe mur0e befonntlid nor
ciuigcn Ylonoteu ourd Scucr 8er
ltort. Der 9leubou ioG moahhit
teuerltdlcr crbmt unO 8lm Sep.
tenlbcr tertig gelieat lueroen.
Sot bic g8ob[.
gIngcblid ioa oos DETERMINATIONS.
Gomite ocS .5t. Sobn'8 College" ia
slnnopoIis beabiidtigen Or. SDouas
6eIl. Sen %rddocuteu Der g(nItuIt uuo
0leicb5eitiocn 8rofciior oer llniuerii.
iot bon WtorYlouO, Sit criucbeu eine
cieicr beioen 5teIunaen miBuae6en-
glblcben.
9ladb elmer Graufbcit bon adt "a.
oeu itarb Gcitern IN @lcar Sprin0,
Wlo., SIT. Sarpe1 9omcrs an 6iiH
&eraiitutno. Gr bintarlaBt ieiue
9gittpe uno cine Sdnciter, sSrnu
8reocri 9iiOcr ii Baltimore.
syn 9oonsoro, aPo.. itorb i'm Sitter
pcu A syo6rcn Sruu SSanuic 6. Sup.
ser; lie bintcrldBt ibren @attcn @eo.
6. Sngoer ut0 feds ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

mam McDcr, &cnrg 3. GuonOt imo
Charles Gacnncr.
Nctorations-Gontite Carl Sou-
ter, 8rco. =. 9cngcl, @crm. 9GeDer,
Suit. @crlad, 9(oam 9lcutiAler, SEQ.
@crber, G6riIt. 6oos luiO Seurp 5.
GuanOt.
Sd6ieBIton6-Gonite ~ Garl Sou-
ter lu0 5rcO. 9crtbolO.
aiiden-Gomite 6rib Sufferer
ilho gSiIbeIu Sicmon.
@iScremeitano-Goniite 5reo.
2eioig.
eon8-gomite Gauio Some
bcd
@ririi6ungs Gonlite Sacot
&culcr uu0 9lo6crt 9fou3cr.
Gomite fir StGuoe ~ ScnrD s.
Guauot Garl Snuter, ,Src0. 9eioig
m0 g8. Siemon.
lin Slide, Spciieiaal, giscremc.
Stano ino Snlipcrs9lt0cn nacbtcn
iid Die no6ltc6enoen Gomen Der
Oieut: Srau @iaric Souter, 7roil
2ouiIe Iol5mam lSrmt 6reoeridc
&euler, 6raI @lat6iloe acuIer, 6rau
gSicneiclo, 6rau &rob, 8rn @aBler,
6rml Glanot, 5rau Goumerbauien,
6roi @louer6ou Srmu GausIer.
6rmi 9etib, 6rau 2eit6auien NM
6rmi 6eilingcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Die etaOtrat6s-sitnna.


Gine GerorOnung, welGe geltattet,
OoB 6eJo6lte ardfte al Souuto-
gen in airGen iinoen oiirien, i'm
critcn 9at6s5meig cinaerei6t. II
9liGts 9lnoereS, ais cine 9lenOe-
rumg Der Derolteten bIaueu @e-
icee.
Phi ipc3icaes Grirden fat gcItcru
in ser Staotrat6siibing Sr. Bins
mangcr BON ser IA. @orO cine Ser.
oronung eingcreicbt, wel6e sic g8i-
Oerrilfing zines @arograp6en Der
6laucn @eiebe poriie6t. 9out Ser
%eror0nung iollen in 3ufunit Srga.
niIten uno Singer mcl6e Saloir er,
6olten, an Sonntogeu Oie 9eiugniB
6a6en, in ar6en t66tia 3u icin. In
ter Dem olten Gjeicb lit Dies bGi elmer
Nlinmolitroie bon $50 Der6oten.
@6cnio idlicBt sic Gcroroulng Gin,
ooB @&liifcr ser itdotii1eu &orf.
&opcQc OoS 9cdt bo6en an Sonn.
toaeu Gon5crtc 81 gc6cn.
Gie GcrorOning mur0e pom @rd.
iioentcn @bteforO an oaS Gomite
iiir %oli5ei uuO @efdngniB bernie,
icH
StaOt &rofurotor 5icl0 miro bon
Sru. ginSpouger nm ein @uta6ten
9ctreifs Der &crorOnung ermAt Nor
ocn. Gieiem @ltodteu miro nit
9ponmng ent0cgcngcie6cu Oa Sr.
5iclo Dor ctliGeu @oGcu acltenO
mobtc, 0oB OoS StoatSgeieb 0as
9oQipiel an Gonntogcn ocrbictet-
Sr. Wic&cma reibie cine %crorO.
nung ciL mclGc Ser ct. @inccnt &c
Saul g9aiieu6ouS @cieli6oit oie
9eiuguiB ai6t ooS GiSboot ,2otro.
6c~ 3mcds 9l66oltmg elmer Grfur-
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Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
A GOOD WOMAN GONE.

Mrs. c. w. Carlson died at her
home In this city on Jan. IA, after a
lingering sickness. aged 4S years. She
was born in Sweden and came to this
country many years ago. On March
18, 1899, she was married here to the
husband who survives her Besides
the husband, two sons, Clarence and
Wilmot, mourn the death of loving
mother. Other mourners are the
aged father Of deceased, who still
lives in Sweden, and three broth
ers and two sisters living in Iowa.
Deceased was a good, noble wo.
man, and was held in the highest es-
TEEN by a large circle of friends. She
was active in church work, especially
as member Of the Ladies' Aid of
the Swedish Lutheran church.
The funeral was held from the
church on Saturday afternoon last
and. was conducted by Rev. F.. N. An
derson. This community extends
sincere sympathy to the afflicted.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
Edmund Olson Nuptiais,

Last Sunday evening at $50
o'clock, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigwald Olson, occurred a pretty
wedding, when Miss Amanda S. Ed
munds, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Edmunds, and Mr. Ralph
Olson, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ole L. Olson, were united in mar
riage by the Rev. N. G. w. Knudtsen,
pastor of the Lutheran church. The
bride was dressed in blue while the
groom wore suit of blue. They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Sigward
Olson, brother and sister of the bride
and groom. The bridesmaid wore q
dress Of blue and the best man wore
brown. After the ceremony they
were ushered into the dining room
where four-cOurse supper was ,serv-
ed to few of the most immediate,
relatives. The happy couple receiv-
ed many beautiful and useful pres
ents. They will leave this week for
Chicago. Michigan and other points
to spend their honeymoon They will
make their home in Illinois for a
while. The bride was born in Illi-
1ois and only year ago came with
her parents to Minnesota, while the
groom was born and brought up here
and has lived with his parents on
their farm four miles east of Warren.
A host of friends of both bride and
groom extend hearty congratulations
and best wishes for future success
and happiness.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
COUNTY ASSESSORS SCHOOL.
State Tax Commission Will Instruct
Taxing Officials.

Schools for the instruction of as
SCISSORS and other local taxing Off
Gals will be conducted in every
county in the state by the tax com
mission which will set out early in
February on their tour of eighty-tiye
county seats. Their chief task will
be to explain the new assessment law
and to impress upon the assessors a
strict compliance with it, to avoid
discrimination between taxing dis
tricts.
che meeting will be held in the
counties in this section OF the state
on the following dates .s sts.:sa ssts:.
i Pennington county March l9, Polk
county, April 2; Marshall April L;
Beltrami, March 81; Kittso1, March
81
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
MORkASsEL BUYS MEAT
MARKET AT DE KALB, Ill

The sale Of the r. T. Smith meat
market On East Lincoln Highway be-
tween First and Second streets was
sconsummated today. The new own
.er is G. n. Morkassel of Warren.
that place.
The business here will be managed
for Mr.. Morkassel by a relative, Mr..
Andrew johnson of Chicago, who is
experienced in the meat business and
comes here with the best of recon-
mendations. He will take charge Of
the business in the course Of a few
days.
It is not announced what Mr..
Smiths future course will be- He
says he has not yet determine The
DeKalb, ILL.,, Daily Chronicle.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
CONTEST
DATES ANNOUNCED

! DAVID Johnson county superinten-
dent 6f schools, has announced the
dates on Which the Marshall county
industrial contests will be held this
year. The schedule is as follows:
Warren at the Marshall County
fair.
Stephen, September rs.
Middle River, October 10.
Germantown, October II.
Any boy or girl in any of the COM
mon school districts of this county
may participate in these contests.
New features Of the contests are the
manual training department and a
prize for the best dairy record. A
spelling match will also be conducted
at each of the four contests.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
SWEDISH LUTHERAN s2s'
CHURCH ORGANIZED.

A Swedish Lutheran congregation
in the village OF Alvarado was organ.
lied last Thursday afternoon. The
following were elected deacons:
Frank b Dahlgren John Strong. and
Anton Pearson. .s,
The Constitnkdon Of the Augustana
Synod was accepted.
Work upon q church building com.
menced last fall and VIII be resumed
and completed ass soon as weather
permits.
These people are to be congratulat
ed upon their work, and the interest
taken In this important step.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
SPELLING CONTEST IN
CONNECTION WITH SHOW
At crookston on February 1s, 10 and
20, 1914 5.S

Arrangements have been made for
a spelling contest in connection with
the Farm Crops Show at Crookston,
February 18, 10 and 20, 1914. Two
delegates from each county will be
allowed to take part and their rail
way expenses will be paid.
Both oral and written tests will be
given and liberal prizes offered to
the winners. Besides this banner
will be given to the county having
the largest average.
Contestants will be from one room
rural schools or from consolidated
graded or semilgraded schools.
On Friday, Feb. s, a test will be
given on the list of words selected by
the committee at Crookston. This
will consist of an oral and written
test and the two having the highest
average in the county will have the
privilege of entering the contest at
CrOOkstOn. s ". s.2
The tests will be given at the fol
lowing places and conducted by the
following people:
County Superintendent, Warren.
Supt. H H. Nixon, Argyle.
Supt, f. H. Koon, Stephen. &,
Miss Espeseth, Oslo.
| Miss MOrtenson, Alvarado
Mr. O. Hovelsos, Germantown.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, Newfolden,
Mr.. M. L. Stewart, Middle River.
/ Miss Cora Hanson, Holt.
Mrs. Irene Munsch, Grygla.
Mrs. Jessie Gates, Gatzke.
Miss TharaldsOn, StrandQuist
+ Any teacher interested in send
ing contestants from her school may
obtain copies of the list of words
from any OF the people mentioned
above. TX. ,.s..
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
.2i HILL PAYS $1,000 FOR
ONE EAR OF CORN
- Shown 14inch Minnesota-Grown
Corn at st. PauI-Advises Farmers
to Turn Attention TO Alfalfa.

JAMES J. Hill paid $1,000 for a
stnlll'se " 9 l4lGn y. ear M N,l1lnsso- ~
Inl,n Il / Fmr,nnp N nras;dan+ M : If +he
Minnesnta STATE Apricmltnral society
Tnrod1,ced the 14.incb oar at . session
# If the society a. the 20. canita, M . and . NJ
Hill. the princinai sneaker at the
morning session said ha would make
good his promise to nav 81 900 to Mr..
Furlong should the latter obtain such
a sample of corn grown in this state
AZ the close of Mr.. Hill,s address.
Preside FurIonp produced the corn.
He exhihited several i A-inch ears de-
claring they were "samnfes he had
brought from home.a s..
Mr.. Furlong explained to the dele.
gates that he and Mr.. Hill some
months ago were discussing crop con-
ditions in Minnesota and Mr.. Hill had
asked him about the large ears Of
corn grown in the state. He told Mr..
Hill that 14-inch corn could be grown
here.
81 promised to produce some four
teen-inch ears for Mr.. Hill and take
pleasure in showing them,'' Mr.. Fur
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
Try the Want Ads-it pays.
Take Notice..

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Marshall County
Fair Association on Friday, January
23, at o'clock P. NJ, at the CONNER
cial Club rooms in the city of War.
rem, for the purpose of electing a
Board Of Directors and Officers for
the ensuing wear and also for the
transaction of other and important
business. A large attendance is de.
sired W II. Dixon, President.
Warren sheaf., 1914-01-21
$501 FROM NINE
ACRES OF CLOVER

Charles Herbst Of ST. George deliv-
cred load of clover containing twen-
three sacks to the Foley Milling &
Elevator company for which he re-
ceived $5O1.52, the crop being produc-
ed on nine acres.