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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
oGyeocratiun Of 2abOr."

Sn 3uflnit niillen Die Gelegaten
ser 6etreifenOeu Cr0nniiationen, Die
5lr n6eOerotion Of 2o6or" ge65ren
Die regelmGfigen m0Hentliben Si-
bun1cn 6eillben oOer Die ,SSeoeration
Of 2ubor~ miro Die @ereini0lnqen,
welde iie reprdientiren 6enodricbti.
gen, BOB lie in Der &erIammhtng
niht onlucienO moren 0ieier 9e-
i6luB wurOe geltern gefaBt, na6Oem
Gelegot Cummings bon Der ,Strlc-
tlral @iiennr6eiter Union" Oorouf
bmgepieiGn botte, 0oB picle Gele9a-
ten iebr iGrmIig iino iili0 Sen Ser
ionlmlnngen fern blc6en. Delegat
Clarence M. 0unfel ser Goriiber
0eS 8u6li3itGts @omites, 6uBerte
oen @uni@, OaB inn Sntercic Scr
gSSc0erotion Of &obor" mebr agitirt
meroen IoQte. Gr enlpfo6l cine &e-
flame Gompagne 5u er0ffnen, IN
melber OaS Bu6lifum ii6er Die
mo6re 9lr6eiter Gage oufgeflGrt
lperOen ioQ. 9foie SbneiOermunn
BON ser n@omans 6eOeration of
2obor~ in 9}em Oorf miro beute III
elmer &roteIt @eriommlnng I'M
oGitp Ght6~ einen @ortrag balten.
Die Gelegoten murOeu OoUon IN
aenntniB geiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
Haudlii6cl nnS OcinnO6cit.

S,n Der geitrigen 9l6enOliBung Der
@eimobeits-Gonferen5 Der meoi5iui4
iheu umo diritraii8en 6aflltdt IN
Ser 0Sler-&aae fameu oic Sarm-
mo u6-@roblems SIR oifeutli6eu
@eIlnObeit sur Sprode. Die Soupt-
9ieOnerin mar 6rau Siooc g. &ice,
Die &rdiiOentin Der 9ielu.Yorfer @e.
ieIlibait 5rr llnterOriiflmg rnnotbi'
gen @arduIbes. 5rau 9fice miro
ouA 6eiite bei'm m06entlicbeu Sim-
beon Der o@omen's Gioic 9eague"
cine 9Iniprade balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
AM gInfIaac1nitanO ucrIctt.

e'N''ND ~~NNS w. N~NN*NN 'ANNINNNNN 0tNDNe
&oaren6duier, uno iein @ortuer
5Sronf 6. 8ogel.
93em 0orf, If. @}dr3. Sc
gen %eurD 9ie9el, oen Setter lue5re.
rer groBeu @aarenbGuier IN 9}em.
Yort Chicago ltuo Bolton, itno gegen
5Sronf 6. @oge( ieineu @eiddfts.
t6eil6o6er, lpur0en 9lnflogen iuegen
@roBOie6ita6lS mo &erIebuHg ser
9anf @eiebe er6obeu. Die 9lnflagcn
iin0 cine GSolge oeS 6aaiiiencntS ser
SiegePiben 2dOen in 9fep-Dorf unO
ole in Ger6in0lng nit oenielbeu be-
trie6enen Sparbonf.
Siegel uno @ogel murOen bon ser
MISUNDERSTANDING bena6ri9tigt, ais
iie gerooe Elm Gerb0r inn 9anferott.
@erfo6ren 81 beIteben batten, Sic
muroen Oonod ms Griminol.@eridt
0c6radt lmO noh Stlleung BON
$4,000 9iiroiAaft auf freien SUB
geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
@elmdlter mar 6ereits perhaftef.

Cine itarfe %oli5ei- @otrouille ilA-
te geItern Morgen Sen gau5en oitli-
den Giitrift nab Dem 98egrr George
HeiID bon gtr. 6, 9loro-9etbel- Stry
a6, Der ais DtitiGuloiger bel einen
0ie6ita6l bon Ia Sad Safer qciuAt
murOe. Sl5wiibeu fab Reiap, ben
&ibter Smith ipegen rnoroertli1en
getrogenS SIT 81 in0 Soften perlr-
t6eilt bate, in Ser oltlidcn &oli5ci-
Station III @epabriom. Die SAFER
iGfc mdrcn in Oen StdQcn bon Srn.
SSo6n ". gSiaionS, 9tr. 800 Clio
FatterIon %arf 9lUenue DienItaa
Wiittag qeito6len porOen. syo6n W}eI4
Iid bon gtr. 4t2. Siio-0oQas.S .StroBe,
uuO @eorge 9lanfinS pongtr. 6. 9}orO-
@et6elitraBe, wrroen per6nItet g}eI.
iicf oa6 bel Der &oli5ei al, ooB nod,
Gin 0ritter bel Dem @inbrud bethel
liat NelpeIen mar. glab 0ieIern Grit
ten lpllrOc MN BON Der FoIi5ei cifrio
geludt, irno ais man Die Sube iboi
ais erfolQloS olfgege6cn Bate im0
ruie0cr in sic &oli5eiltatiou 5uriid-
fam, Itcltc cs iib berau9, Dab @corge
&ciap, scr 6ereits in Der &oli3ei-Sta-
tion 5inter S1loB unO Riegel iaB,
Der Sonageiu6tc mar. Gr ipur0e NIT
ieiuen SpicBgeieQen Dem @eridtSocr-
labren iiberluieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
Sin lcimIide8 nnNeimIides sriO.
Qon Gborlotte WicDer.&rofit.

@ou Charlotte N}eger.&roiit.
Gie GoilettengebeinuiiIc unicrar
Sh0nen weroen oitmols in lmliebIa.
mer gSeiie @egeuitono Scr 9riprc.
dlmg BON Soften Ser 9lcrste gOQit
Scucrciier lin0 OieieI6en ibon acgcu
oos 6eimIidc Grio: Guriett, @iirtcl
nnO Stutnlpi6ouO in ggort lno
Sdrit ST. 6elOe gc5o0en gS iei
ober conltotirt:.lur nit einigem @r.
iolgcl llniere 0omen f6nncn iid
MN eilmol uid6t bon oieieu orei 5i.
iammenlbniirenoen Soilettengegen-
itdnDen irei MAIDEN. sic boren cS
5mor, nno crfo6ren cS oft om cieenen
2eibe, mie lnbeimIih qero0e oieieS
6einilihe Grio fir sic @ehmO6eit
mer0en fam, abcr nihtsoeitopeniger
beniiBen lie Is oatdglid5. GoS &o.
pitel pon Der perfriippelten Srouenle
Der 1T o6idredeno geuRg. SerDorge.
rtien our6 Sen Grud oes SAniirs
leibcs, nimmt sic 9eber Geiormirlu
gen al, melde geraoe8u o6itoBeuo
wirfen Sci Seftionen 6oben lid) sic
WleOi5iner Oieie 9lbbilolnqen &c.
madt Inn 40 ocolus 5u oemonitrirer,
mie 10 mande Iame nit @eipentail.
lie inuerlid ousidaitt. @eraoc in ser
0egemUdrtigen 3eit, mo- 0ie 9laeins
berri6erin Wlooe m0gIidit idlonfe
SSigluen poridreibt lit ser Sinweis
ouf oie SddOlibfeit OesGonietts. ais
eines gan5 ln6cimlihen @eilnobeitS
feinoeS, oar5ut6unl @ritIi6 lit es ols
10 bic SddOiglng Der 2ebrr itno sic
oarous reitltireuoen @rtrauhtngel.
5lpeitens ein unaeiunOer Irud alf
Den @laaeu un0 Sic Geroolugsorgo.
ne, Der offers 5u St6run0eu cuipfiio.
Iiditer 9lrt @erouloiiung aeben faun
uno 5ulebt cine 9eenging Scr Gum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
9Lftionare- -gSeriammlnnn.

0ic HSo6reSperiammllmg DER 9lf-
tiondre Der nW}arolanO Std6l-Gom-
pagnic" mllrOe geitern in Sparrops.
9Soint ab9e6olteu Ga bic 9lftieu Der
o0larDlano Sto0l-&ompaanie" i'm
9eiiBc ser u@euniDluanio 5ta6l-Go. :
iinO, bradte Oieie re9elnlGBig ab0c-
baltcue &criantrnllug nibtS belon.
ocrS @i3tige5. 9InpeienO waren
iolaeuoe Serren. 3. gS. @ooO, Yrd-
iiOent; 6. Is. Seton &icc-@rdiioent;
IeBterer lit aleid5eitig @rdiiOent Der
oYenniplOania StabI Gompognie"
5ranf Eennep, Sefretdr; $. @t.
Crane, $. s. 9teluIiu umO 0lliuc1
8eif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
stedlerri I'M gillnrOaimmcr.

Sn cine Ste1erei ousgeartet 1T ge'
itern 9I6enO Elm giaarOipiel IN Dem
n@oolroom" 95r. t06, Nlarfet 9aace.
Sm @erlalfe zines @ortpebiels itad
oaiel6It Ser gleger g9iQiom @ouIton
ieiueu 80 Sabre aIten 9faiiengenolien
@omaro So5niolL einen Nlatroien
oeS S1ooners uEbilip 9Iodlpooo, "
III Oie redte SdiIter Der Gerwunf
0ete wurOe in Der Yoli5ei-2(mbulau5
0es mittlereu GiitriftS nac6 oenl
Merc1-Soipital" gebra6t mo Der
Nleiicrbelo tlr5e 3eit ip6ter perbaf-
tet ino in Die mittlere %oli3eiitatiou
eingelieiert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
lSOlt crfuIarcidl upcrirt.

&oMeiter @liuiy #. Wl6r3.
~ 9ln Dem befannten 6obrifonien s.
@, @oit tpuroe bier geiteru erfolg-
reid cine Operation meaeu 9lppenoi.
citis Oorgcnomneu. Seiu @eianunt-
5litano mar Dor Dem operatipen @tI-
griif Elm uor5iiglider, rmo bic 9ler5tC
geben iib oesbalb Scr Soffnmg biL
oaB Der Ratient in oerbGItriBm1Big
frr5er 3eit pollltduoig mieoer ber9e-
iteat ieiu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
Ssadltrcdlt an CcIaneIIcn 6citcMcrt.

NfI0 } m GifD, OfIn., IT.
@l6e8. Gas Staats-ObergeridOt er.
tannte oeitern Die ginihGtuug oes
Settles Ser nSnOian Eerritorg SSllus
initiating Sil 60 fir oaS Su6r
1911 ais re6tSbeitdnOig an un0
iteQte oaorrb Oas &riu5ip auf, OaB
ole @atentredte an Del uno @as.
0ueIlen i'm Staate, Oeren @ertb allf
$200,000,0O0 bis $500000,000 oer-
ani6Iagt miro, Ser 8eiteuerimg im-
tcrliegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
sgcrmiit9Ic teIeoraphiidlc 0cpcidcn

So6n &lacc, N3itglieo ser Gro-
piucial.9liiemblu BON 9ritiiH-GoIlm'
bia ut in 9tep-@eitnliniier, .. g.
Der lngelebliAen 9l6baltung elmer
SerianmIung anlaBIib Oes @rllbeu-
ltriteS bon 9fanaimo i6uloig befim-
0en mor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
Gyicl in cpiIcptiihe 0rGmpfc.

SobH Eower, 81 Sabre alt, BON
9lr 1921 9atterp-9(peuuc, fiel gc-
iiern on Der @dc bon GalDcrt- uno
Baltimore StraBe III cpileptiide
GrGnpie inO erlitt cine flaifenoe
@uu0e m Sinterfopf. @r wnroe
BON Dem @oli5iiten E6os. 8. Qpud
uoG oem uNlercp-Soipitol~ gebradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
1cmOfrOtcn iicecu 81 Gam6riogc,
Niailadulictts.

. Gambri0ge, WloIi. II. Wl0r5,
Ger Stootihasmeiiter Eimot6p
". 5000, Gouoioot Ser oemotrati-
i@cu %ortei, lit bier oeitern 3iln
W}oUor nit chem &ohm BON 1907
Stinnen gemd5lt worOeu. Gos ab.
gcacbeue @elommtpotm par Inn
200O Stimmeu itdrfer ais in &or.
ic6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
Suroner ltntcrIndlt.

@ero Gorio, Elm obt Sabre alter
Guobe, Ser am Sonntog nit ieincm
Safer bon @ai6ington nac6 Salti.
more FAM lit geitcru IN 9tr. 500,
GoloinitraBe, ploblidb geltorben 60
roner Gr. Gbambers bonn mittleren
Drift bat cine llnteriucbm9 einge.
leitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
9entidlcs s6entcr.


&entc 9l6enO n9lnotol" BON 9lrt6ul
Sr6uibIer. Ger 6criibmte Bon
piOaut @uItao @oloau IN oel
9itelroae. @2orgen 9l6en>
@iIOen6rll6's SGauipiel Die
6aubenlerGe." @irfIi6er
&itnltgenuB ii9er.
Seute unO morgen 9l6enO giebt es
mieoer oeuti6e &oriteQlngcn in 2ll-
bolgbS G6eoter; Elm nit 6reuoen
begriiBtes @reiguiB iiir ale 6reltnOe
oeuti6er &lnIt ~ uno oeren giebt
es in Baltimore gar pieIe. 0as 6a-
ben Die Iebten 6eioeu @aItipiele Der
rSrpiug 9Iace G6eater.@eieQi6aft"
belpieieu, 0as meroen uld) OieIe pie-
ser oortbun GS i6eint, ais Of oas
nob 10 Inger 3eit enoli1 I'M re1ten
NRaBe gepedte Sntereiie OeS Gubli-
tums am Oeutl1en 9beoter elm blei-
ben0eS iein ioQ. Ger bis6erige Ser
Iauf oeS @oroerfoufS perbeiBt, OaB
Nie @dite bon Ser &u0ion-@ -@}etropole
ou beiOen 9lbenOen licb gut6eiu6ten
0Griern gegeniiber icben werOen.
0ic Stiidc, ipel6e Die &iinitler-
icbaar ins Oiesnol 6ringt, iino 9}opi-
tGten fiir Baltimore im0 6o9 inte-
reiiante Oa5u. @s iiuO @crfe 3peier
Ser befaunteiten oeuti6eu 0i6ter Der
9leu5eit: ,2lnaiol Die pra3tpole
&om0oie oes g8icncr 0i6ters 9lrtbur
S9nibler, lno Die Sau6enler6e,
cine SN6pfung Oe5 6eionoers pe9cu
ieiner patriotiicben 0icbhmgen be-
fanntcu Grnit b. g9il0en6rllH. 9eiOc
Stiide iiu0 IN GcutibIunO &epertoir-
Stiide Der borne6niten SGultipiel-
6ii6neu lrno 6a6en ibre 3uafrait in
aaen Gentren Der @nit erfolgrei6
crpro6t n9luotol~ lit oub ms @ng-
lide ii6eriebt ino in gtep-Yorf our
9lufii6rimg ge6ra6t worOen, imo
5war I'M n9ittle 86eoter~ nit Sad
Barrymore in Ser Sitelroae.
9eionoerS begliidmitti1cn oari|
Iic6 oaS 6ieIiae %ublifium oeSbaIb,
meil eS an 0ieien beioen 9l6cnoeu @e-
leaeubeit bat, einen Der gefeiertIten
jiingereu rS6auipieler Der Ocutiden
9H6uc fenuen 5u lernen: Oen be-
rii6mten Yonpiount OeS foni0liGen
S9auipicIbalieS in Nfiin6eu Sru.
@ultao @alOou. Geriel6e obioloirt
3ur 3cit in 9}elu-Dorf Elm tur5es
@oltipiel-@ngagement llnO Die Ciref-
ton eutibloB iib, i'm oud oen 9al-
tinorern in 3weien ieiner Faraoe-
9oIlen por5ititellen1 ueil es ibr eben
Naran gelegen it, lmierem SElblitrm
bonn 9eIten ooS geite 81 geben.
6r. @alomt ipielt belte gIbenO in
p 9lnotol" oie Gitelrole, Sen Iiebens-
miiroi0cn S9pereu0tber, nit Oeiiep
9ibenteuern Der GiGter Oen 66rer
6efaunt moAt, imO mor9en 9l6cno IN
@iIoeubrub's n%aubeuIerde" oen
oSermnmn.
Sn oen iibrigen Sauptroaen iinO
Sri. 9lnnie 9&ub-6oerlter, SRI. 9(unie
Simion Sr. 93uOolf 9li6er, 6r.@rnlt |
Go6ert no Sr. @iaD 6reD 6ei6df-
ti0t.
Die 9}amen ser N}itwirfenOeu biir-
gcn oafiir, OaB eS portrefflibe ibou-
ipieIeriiGe SeiItngen gebcn miro,
im0 oa Sr @litao @alOnl lel6it ole
9legie fiibrt, fam eS an einem tiinlt-
leriiGen @riolge Der @oritellungen
gar uidt feblen.
Sir oie geuti6en ser StaOt ioa-
ten alio beute lno morgen 9l6enO alle
@e9e nab einem 3iele fii6ren: ua1 |
9llbnugb's Gbeaterl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12
9raitildc MaRuaGmc.

~~*"IA'IvN ~@f"Rf|sJ*NNt
@liIi5 @euerol G6oie lGBt 0rei5e6u
3eltc Der Strifer-aolonie in 15or.
6eS, Goly einreiBeu. @loger's
Geportation mteriud6t
Sriuiooo, Sol. If. N2Gr5 =
Goloroooer Wdli5ioIooten riiien ge-
Itern cine 9tn3a6l Bette ser Strifer.
&olonie in 6orbeS, in oeueu ii6er 20
SHifer-Somilien ieit Dem %. Sep.
tem6er gelpo6nt 6o6en bis ouf 3uei
ouf 0rore 0es Generals G6oie ein.
Die 5mei ite5eugeIoiicnen 3elte wer-
Den ousi9lieBIiH bon 6rauen be.
mo6ut Gen 6iS6er IN Oeu eingerii.
iencn 3elten mobn6oiten Somilien
luuroe ntitget6eilt, Oab ie 0as 2agcr
binnen 4S StlmOen 5lt oerloiieu unO
ibre SobieIigfeiten nit iid 5u ne6.
men 6Gtten.
Gas geitriae @orgebeh Ser @}ili8
lit cine 6olgc Der am @}ouioa BON
Oen Gipil6eb0r0eu oorgenonuncuen
@erbaftllu0 Don t6 Striferii Tic
Ger6oftiug geba6 iniolge Der Gr
niorOung ocS Observation-Disclosures
beiters 9}cil Snit6, Oeiien Qeihe oui
Oen @abngcIeiien geirnoen luurOe.
Gie 8a6l Der nieOergerilienen 3elte
6etrdgt 13 unO Oie SrOre lit ergou-
gen. oieieIhen pc93ui@oiieu.
Gongre s s mite 20 n
@loDer's gepoltiamer
q i'd ieb1ng ii6er-
5eu8t.
G6icugo, ST., fl. MGr5. @or
Dem GongreB-Gomitc, pelcbes bier
oie &upferqrGber @irren III W}i1igan
untcriudt nanpte qeIteru ser 3euge
Grneit 8 9ticboQS ans @rauO 9lopioS
trob OeS @roteiteS Scr 9lnwdlte Der
@ruben-@eieQi1often oic 9}omen
oerienigen SSerionen peIcbc bei ser
gemoltiamen Geportirlng N1operS
Die &ouptrollen ipielten, ood mrr0e
lpGter Oieier Ebeil ser 9luSiogcn ans
Dem @rotofoll geltri6en, ino Der 60
mite sGoriibenOe GoDlor erflGrte, OaB
OaS Gomite Die @nqucte nidJt ouf Sen
Nloper-6aQ ouSoebnen noble, ga es
Dor 0en Gonite erlpieien poroen let
oaB man MoDer JeruoItian dbgelbo'
ben babe
Gor ser gernebmlug 9libollS
moren frii6ere 9lngeitellte bon 1etef
tio.glqentureu, lpeldc i'm Gienlte Scr
@ru6cn- @cieliHafteu itonDen, oui
Dem 3eu9enitono eri1ienen uno Jag
ten ans, 0oB i6nen bon i6rem ,Gopi
t1n@ geiogt ipor0eu iei rlic ioQten
Iid 10 gegeu sic Strifer bene6men,
ooB oie @ru6en-@eielli1aften feline
mciteren @ru6enpoli5iiten 81 engogi-
rem 6rauhten." Sin anOerer 3euge,
alci6ioQs elm irii6erer Geteftip, iogte
ans, oaB er BON ieinem frii6eren
v@oB~ nod Dem Strifeoiitrift &c.
ionot moroen iei I'M 3eugcnouSlo.
gen bon 9}idtiirifcrn ii6cr Oie Sc
paItt6digqit ser strifer p5ltiomuen-
5uooftcri, mas er li9 ober 3ii t6un
.gepeiaert 6obe
,Sn ser notwithstanding mar
9en @oggiu, eHl Srgoniiator ser
n@eiteru 6c0erotion Of @linerS,~ ser
eiu5ige 3euge. Gr iaGte ans, Dob er
BON orei SiilfS-9Gcriiis in Dem Eolt-
amt 81 9leo Sadet am H. Ge5ember,
pdbrenO er eincn 9riei las, obne ie.
Den @umO miBbanoelt moroen Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12

2uitige Gbemie. .@oS
pcrlte5t man inter @}ittcrlauge2
Antport ,Ddlb". ,g9aS iii Scr
9arofieriitiihc 9eltanotbcil failcr
Gier2" ySbr @crud.~ ..g8as
geibie6t init @olo mi ,Srcicu?"
v@s miro gcito6lclll1 r.n@aS lit ciu
N}orler2" Sin &malin 0us man
Elm 9ing t6nt, meldes init ocm su
Dem erlten Giug ge66riacu Cina 9e
riebeu wiro. agSaS lit 0ampf?~
nSeiBc Suft Ole man ie6eu fam.
p@inigc Stoiie uerrin9eru i6r &o.
lumen bel @drmeHliubr. Nie Der.
bait iid Giien beim Guparucn2~
uGS miro beiB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12

@ie 0u mir 9I ,.So.
ben Sic gc56rt ser fleinc @liiQer
loll ia ieiue oeritor6ene @ottiu 6a6eu
Derbrenneu lolien" g.. uSo2
yea, wiiien Sie. per0entea fam non
g i1n eigentlid uibt iie bat i6m
10 lange tie gelebt Bot and sic Soae
DeiB aemoHt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12

Seute 9lbeno n9lnatol" bon 9(rtbur
sduibIer Ger 6erii6mte Bon
pioant @uItoo @oloau IN Der
2itelroae 0}oroen 9l6enO
@iIOenbrllA'S sdouipiel pie
6aubenlerde." @irfIiber
aimitaeuuB iider.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02

Buy your lard at the City Meat
Market at twelve and a half cents
per pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander,
OF Spokane, spent the Christmas
holidays here with Mrs. Alex
ander's mother, Mrs. Edward
Moore.
Warren Plat, of Euphrata,
Wash, and former resident OF
Boomers Ferry, spent the Christ
mas holidays holidays here visiting
with old friends.
For Rent 500 acres, 40 acres
cultivated, four miles from town.
Inquire of ]. N. Norton. Boomers
Ferry, Ito
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McNichols
returned Monday from weeks
visit in Spokane with relatives
of Mr.. McNichols.
Clark Collins, who has bee n
doing relief duty in the U. S. Gus
toms service at Porthill for several
weeks, passed through town Satur-
day OH his way to Sweetgrass,
Mont, where he will visit with
old friends for a few days before
leaving for Passport where he will
resume his old position with the
Z. S. Customs Service.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02
Call For Bids

Trustees of Independent School
District No. will consider bids
for $50 cords of four foot wood,
tamarack and fir, to be cut green
and seasoned and delivered at the
public school building at Bonners
Ferry as follows; twenty hve (25)
cords by the First of August, 1914
and the balance TO be delivered in
rs cord lots, more or less, as re-
auired from time to time during
the school term as the board may
direct. The wood to be paid for
as delivered. Bids must be handed
in or mailed to w. T. James clerk
of the School Board by January
10th, 1914. The right to reject
any and all bids reserved.
w, T. James
Clerk of School Board of indie
pendent School District No 4. 1
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02
Methodist Church

Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday as follows: Sunday
School at 1000 a. m. Preaching
ar ll:00 a. M, Epworth League
at $50 p. m, Preaching at 7:3O
p. IN. Special music and cordial
welcome to all.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. Frank Richardson last
Friday afternoon by the Ladies of
the Methodist church. The after
noon was spent in visiting and
and dainty refreshments were
served. The Aid Society remem-
bered Mrs. Richardson with a
beautiful hand embroidered towel
and other gifts and post cards from
each one present were presented in
token of the high esteem in which
Mrs. Richardson is held.
The Watch Night service held at
the Methodist church was surely q
decided success. A splendid pro-
gram was prepared and the time
flew so fast that it was impossible
to hear all the numbers. The
choir sang an anthem, Mr.. Buhrow
gave splendid exposition of next
Sundays Sunday School lesson,
there were short addresses by Mrs.
Fitzsimmons, Mr.. Wade and Ms.
Buhrow. A vocal duet by Mrs.
Roberts and Mr.. Yahne called forth
applause and the namber was
repeated. Mrs. Yahne and Mr..
Johnson sals solos. Mrs. Roberts
read and the sermon was preached
by Rev. Stanley. 1t was a splendid
discourse and was we'll received
Following the sermon a consecra-
ton service was held and while a
prayer was offered and the organ
played softly the old year was rune
out and the new ye. r was usherec
lin,
} The Ladies Aid Society of th'
Methodist church will meet mex
Thursday at the home .of Mrs
Yahne. All members and friend
urged to be present..
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02
Additional Locals

Don't let another day go by
without trying some of those fine
homemade taffies at Darling 5
Bakery.
For Rent Three room house.
Inquire at the Sunset Barber Shop,
Jan. 2tf.
Gus Lunden arrived here last
week from Montana to spend the
Xmas holidays with his parents.
Mrs. John Wales and daughter,
Miss Mamie Wales, returned home
Monday from Standpoint where
they spent the Christmas holidays
with relatives.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02

Miss Elizabeth Parsons, teacher
of the local school, is spending the
holidays with friends and relatives
in Spokane.
Mary and Genevieve Bond came
down from Standpoint last week to
spend the holidays with their
parents.
The dance Macarthur at Xmas
eve was we'll attended and everyone
had a good time. Mr.. Sankey
drew the lucky number on the
quilt rattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Moore have
returned home from Spokane
where Mr.. Moore went to have
slight operation performed on his
eyes.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02

NAPLES NEWS NOTES

The Highland Flat schoolhouse
was the scene of a pretty amateur
play Monday evening when local
people put on the farce entitled A
Surprise at Blinkley's The af-
fair was a grand success and all the
parts were admirably carried out.
Mrs. Frank Bond, who has been
visiting with her two daughters in
Standpoint, has joined her husband
here.
Mr.. Onley is to have charge of
the new postoffice for the present
which is located at the G.. N. depot.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-01-02

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet next
Thursday at the home .of Mrs.
Yahne. All members and friends
urged to be present..
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-30
Tell '.m you saw IT in the ARGUS
About the Cat.

About the Cat.
 Poets have not been very kind to the cat The feline hasn't been apos- trophized to any great extent-in truth we have never seen in print an ode to the nocturnal singers that infest the back yard and make a concert stage of the back fence. The cat has at tracted some attention, but instead of applause his singing has been re- ceived with bootjacks, can-openers and stove wood. But the cat teaches man most important lesson. Toss him as high as you will, kick him as far as you may, the cat always lands upon his feet. You may give him such whirl- ing motion that he'll execute dozen revolutions in the circumambient, you may shove him from the sill of Q third-story window or shoot him tail foremost from cannon, but the cat will always land straight on his feet. Consider, then, oh man, the ways of the cat He fears not the precipice, he accepts the fall or kick, if fall or kick must come. without tremor of fear. His mind is not upon the heights from which he falls nor upon the number of circles he must complete in midair, but upon the landing place. And he al- ways lands upon his feet. Happy are ye, if ye learn the lesson of the cat.-- Houston Post.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-30
MONROE COUNTY NEGROES
 AGAIN TO THE FRONT
They Open Their First Annual County Fair at Brinkley Yesterday
 Afternoon
Afternoon

The First Annual County Fair by the negroes of Monroe Coun- ty began yesterday afternoon at their grounds in East Brinkley.
 The formal opening was with a big parade headed by the Brinkley Colored Brass Band. The president of the Fair Associ- ation. J. T. Clarke, rode at the head of the parade. Several floats were in the parade show ing agricultural products. prize hogs, etc. Racing horses in their sulkies, were also in the parade.
 As a whole the parade was commendable in as much as it showed the progressive spirit of the Monroe county colored citizens.
 Quiet a number of leading white citize ms drove out to the Fair grounds and examined the displays. saw the races, etc, and gave them many compliments for their earnest efforts.
 The colored citizens of Monroe County-those who are standing for the betterment and progress of their race are credit to the county. They are doing THEIR BEST and they are entitled to a marked degree of praise and congratulations from our people.