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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
Die ucncn Ycamtem Der Niiuiitcrinl
llniun.

SSl Der geitern I'M @eb1uoc ocS
uG6riitlicben &crcinS ilnger Wldn-
ncr" itattgc6ubtcn &crianmlung DER
W}miitcrial.llnion wlrOc 9Saltor Or.
9t6orO ". Soguc bon Der biihof4
liNcu 9lllicritcbingS-airdc 5lm @rG.
iiOenten oer lhlion eupd6lt. %altor
,S. g. 9oilep bon Der biid0ili6en
Dict6ooiltcn=&irdc bon @ouanstoDn
wlIroc 5um Sefrctor mo S6obmei-
tier eriud6lt iuiO ais ARRANGEMENTS
Gomite iiir Oas lonfenOe SSa6r mur-
ben bic folgenOen Yaitoren mligc-
itcllt &. $. 9aDlor, @ S. 9iicbaroS,
$. Is. 9lrnitrong. s. 2. Giin5ler, 6.
81. 9ca 6. 8. &ntion Q. g. 9lafc.
more, s, $. aiiiIer, &. 5. Nic@dl-
lan &. .. Grouie, s. $. &ond. ".
Z. @au. Is. .. 9oilcu. W. 6. acnnc-
ou, 3. i. alcifmau mo Or, u. 9.
&iniolping.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
uGeJr ameeme6mD

SSur oie geItrigc llutcrrcouno OcS
Senators Sobn @oltcr Smitb
NIT Dem @rdiiocuten Scr 9lnga6c
oes Senators 5ufplgc. ~ SproA
fiir 0ie @rnculiug BON 0cnnis
gum 9iitriftsonwalt.
}l6gciebcn oaOon, 0oB CT cill icbr
ongene1mcs SntcrDiem nit 9SrGiiocnt
gSilion gcbobt babe, woate SunOes
Senator Sobn g9olter Smith iibcr
icine geItrige llnterrcolng nit Dem
%rGiioentcn nel6e 20 N}inutcn
Oouerte, feline peitcre @rflGrllng o6-
geben.
&on ouOcrcr Seitc Ocrlolltete obcr,
oob Scr Senator Ocm @rdiiOentcn
sic @rncnmmg bon Sonulcl 81. 0en-
mis- 5un 9unocs- -0iitriftSompolt filr
@}orDlon0 ans Scr5 Icgte, Der &c.
gcnmGrtige SSnbo6er pes in 6roge
ltcbenocn 9lnltes iit Sobn @bilip
SIN, ociicu Ecrnin om A. 9(priI ob-
lGuft. IS lit jeOoh ic6r frogli6, ob
Der @rGiioent nit Der Grnenmlng
Ocs gio6fol9crs Oes Srn. @ia ie6r
IN Scr Gile lein miro.
gSic 6eriAtct, mllr0e Der angctiins
oigtc 9ciub Ocs Scnotor Smith
beim ErGiioenten ollgcmein 10 aus
9elcgt, ooB Der @3orplonOer Senator
cinlnol nusfinocn molltc, ob bel ocn
.Grncnnlngcn fir 9unOcsGnter in
MorDlon0 ieinc @mpfcblngcn iibcr-
baupt IN 6roge oc8o9cn werocu ooer
niht. 9o es bisber oen 9lnibcin
bate ais ob oic @n1pfe6lmgcu 0es
@unocsienotors @loir Sec bel Dem
@rGliocntcn gr0Bercs @cpic6t 6obcn
miiroen, biclt cs Ger Glterc Senator
oni6cinenO fir ongebro6t liA IN
nicier Ric6hng flaren @cin cinihen.
fen 5u laiicn. Der iSeuotor lit aber
nidt gcncigt glusfumft 81 ge6en, Oh
CT nit lcincr W}iiliou crfolgrci6 mar.
0ic llnterreOung NOR allf 12 llbr
ongeiebt mO Senator Smit6 er-
icbien fiinf Ntinuten Dor Der anee-
icbtcn ShlnOe nit elmer groBcn &ole
@ofumcnte; CT mlBtc obcr 20 W}i.
nltcn morten bis er Dorgclolicn
muroe, Oo Ger YrGii0cnt nit cinem
nnOeren Senator Gin Gonieren6 botte
Gs miirOe geitcrn onge9ebcn Dab
Senotor Smith feincn Ginwan0 ge.
Gen oie 9citdtigung Scr Grnenuln-
gen bon Soibuo gS. Ntlcs gum Sn.
lnnoItcuer- Ginnc6mer ocS NiorDlonO
Oiitrifts uno bon g8. @iitcbca 0igges
gum N}orine-9conten oes bieiigen
Safens crboben bat. 0ic 6eioen Sc.
ponntcn bo6cn Ole Snooiiirung 0cs
@linOcslcnotors 9loir Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
lSenhnnn Sdliiler.Gnnsert.

SRI Static Bacon cine geborcnc
Gngldnocriu, weldc 5nr 3cit I'M Eeo-
bOOnNluiif Gonieruatoriml ihOirt,
miro ndhiterl Sreitaa 9tahmittag ais
Soliitin III Dem BON oen 5tuocntet-
Nrdeltcr arrangirten 0fientliben
GoRcrt ouitrcter. 6ei iuelhcm Serr
cjliitop Stul6e oirigircn miro. 0ao
folacn0e @roaramm fonnit 5lr slu9.
iiibring @cctbopcn ~OuUcrtlrc
an G9mont" @ah Snite fiir
Streicb Grhcitcr (arrangirt bon
Sadbrib); Sdunam uFiauo.
0on5crt; NuQIcr Er1hioc Hn
crieu slit aus ,Sobengrit"5 YrlihIoe
5lu oritteu gltt aus ..Sebcugrin~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
r9iOrOOt Baltimore |cridDOucrmn9S-
QSercin.H

ylm fonlmcnoen Oonncritog glbcno
flnOct 0ic rcgulGrc W}onatsDcriomn-
hing ocs o9lorOoIt- baltimore Scr.
ld0neutngs &creins" IN Der @nlo
melS-aopcllc al ocr Soffmou- mo
GOen.SroBe itott. 0ics lit oie critic
&crinnlmhmg ocs &crcins I'M ncucn
@eiNGftsjobrc ino werocn oenlgcy
nlGB sic fiir5Iic6 erpGblten 9comtcu
iuo 0ircftercn in oicicr Sibung ibr
g(mt antretcn. 0iciclbcn iino. 9SrG
liocnt Sobn $. Butler /. @icc 9SrG-
iiocnt Sobn Sronmilcr, 2. @icc 9rd.
iiOcnt G6os. Q. yorf, ScfrctGr g8ln.
siolfort, 6inan5iefrctdr SSobn &.
Sfeao, Sdobmeiitcr Seuro 9runt
uno 0ireftoren: Gbus. s. 0obler
Sobn ". @ocI, S8. g8. Stodbonl
Sobn Solmon 0enrD @eritncDcr
Sas. Q, @liacr, Or. $. 6. Spoc,
Sobn 0usnon $. 3. 9Sopplc, Gbos.
gS. 9urton Or. g9nl z. 9ilcv, @n.
9. @}cGo00in 3. o. 9ieinidcr, @or-
ton 9. Smith imo 8. @enrD @lillcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
Situna Scr s(nti-enffruoctteu.

glorplau0 9lnti 6rouenltinmircdtS
oIcieaidoit 6dlt ibre So6resucr-
ianmlung inn Garrett @c6dlIOe
Gic biS6erigcn 9cqmien wie.
oereupd6lt Spe5ial Geriomnl.
hma III ser ~St. Sofo6nS-@oGe"
ryn Wurrrtt@e6duOc fono geitern
9lahmiitog sic Sobresocriommhuia
ser n9lnti 6raucnitinnredts @e.
ieQihait~ iiott Sn glbrpeicnbeit DER
Nr0iioeutin Srmi 9io6ert @orreit,
iiibrtc 5rou 6roucis 3. &copooo Ben
Gorib m16rcno Oie 2efrei1rin, 6rall
Nl G. Cabot oos &rotofoa fii6rtc.
@ei ocr @o1l murOcn oic idnnltliheH
biSAerigeu 9comten pieoerermdbIt
,Srau Gliid6et6 @leitncr itellte ben
9lntrog in 3ufilnit monatlide Ser.
iomnhmgen i'm @arrett-&ebdlOe o6-
3ll6oltcn mo bei 0cnielbcn &ofiec,
Sbee mo StliOen lcrDlren 81 lalen.
Ticier 9lntrag mllroe aH9enoulluen
nno cin arrangements Gonlite er-
nount al oeiien Spibe 6rol @leit.
ncr NIT 6rou u aoblcrnou ais 9liiis
iicntin itebcn miro Sic erite Oieier
@crianrnllugen iinoet an 5Ucitcn
Niouiog i'm 9lpril itait 3ll oericl6cn
iino Gomcu uuO Scrrcu freunolidit
cingclo0on
9lm a. glpril iinoct il Der st.
Sofobus'@ouc~ einc Spejiol Sibung
iioti, iiir wclde Die 6raucn Eeitncr
mo &o6lcrman Ole &orbcreitungen
irciicn ucrOcl, Bel oieier Seriamns
lrng miro 6rot %leitncr cine 9ln-
iprabc 6oltcn. Gic ii6rigcn 9iconc'
rinncn ino 9eOner Uer0en ipGter be
fonnt 0cgeben mer0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31

G5c mciter 0e6ottirt Wcr0en fonl.
tc, itcQtc Scrr Sor0ing plobidj Sen
9lntrng Oeu 9ei6uB eincm Spe5iol.
Greier-Gomitc 5u iberpeiicn mo
Oieier 2lntrog wlrOe nit i3 0egen Z
StinnHen angcnontncn. Goroui6in
eruonntc Grdiiocut @6itcforO ric
Serren SorOiug, S'@learo mo @roB
al OaS Gouitc, lno lebtcreS fiinOigtc
an OnB cS iidl am n06iten 0iontog
un 6al6 ) llbr peridnlnem merOc.
Sin 9criht OeS Gomite'S miro in ser
ndcbilcu Staotrat6siibung crportet.
Ter ScihluB 6ottc Die @emiIt6er
10 crregt OoB Die Ge6otte mofi5ieI
nadb SdluB ser Sibrng nod ldngcre
,3eit iortgciii6rt murOe
Gr0ffnung BON 5Wci
9lllcDS.
0r. 9insmongcr BON Der "A.
S9or0 reiHtc i'm eriten 9iotbs5meigc
cine &croronung Gin, pcl6c oic @r,
offmmg bon 5wei 9laeDs Doriiebt, oic
cine parallel IoltfenO nit 0cr Grii0.
sin g(pcnuc nno iiiOpeitlidJ bon Ger
0ulio.@ia 9lDenuc uno nprOpcitlih
BON Ocr 2aiwens.StroBc uuo oic an
ocrc 6intcr Oen glnpeien 9G. 1900
mo 1903, 0ruiO Sill glpcme. 0ie
&crorOnuug erbielt ole critic 2ciung
mo muroc Damn an 6oS Gomitc fir
&erfebrSmegc beruicien Sor Spen.
Ger bon DER A. gSor0 irogtc ieinen
Goacgen BON Der IA. Moro. ob oicS
oic g(acDs icicn, pelde, ipic er &c
bort babe, Oen 9}omen n9inicD 9ll.
lens" crbaItcn milrocn. &r. Bin8.
manger eripioerte untcr 9ohcn, OoB
cr ouh 10 ctpos gcbort bobe, OoB CT
o6cr nit ocr Saufc Scr 6eiocn @infel
ric1ts 5u tbun babe.
Som WtuDor Octirt.
Cine @cror0mmg, mel6c sic @r-
ritbhng eincS @onOclbiIOer G6ca-
ters arf Oen g(nmcicn Ger. S26 un0
S2S, 0unobcr StroBc, outoriiirt,
muroe bonn @iopor Detirt. Scr Niopor
lcbric6, 0uB er bic @erorOmmg nit
ieinem Geto bcIcgt bobe, neil oicieIbc
nidt poridriitsmdBig wubIi0irt NOR
Den lei.
SitnnQsionl in ncuem
Sidterglon5c.
Ger DON Stnotrntbsnlitglico Grout-
feltcr pom critcn 1iitrift I'M 5lueiten
9iot6s5uege cingereid]te geihliB,
OnB Ser Supcrintenoent ser 0ifent
lidcn @e6duOe DeronIoBt wcrOc, rim
ncucs 9eleucbtllugSioItcm in ocm
SieungSiaole Oes 5weiten 9lat6S-
5lpeigcs 5ll initolliren bat ieinc @ir-
flung nidbt perfeblt. 9leuc cleftriibe
@lii6lampcn iino I'M 9ouie ser let
ten &od)c ouge6radt por0cn ulO
init cinem 40" ser Gcrwinoeumg
6ctroteu Die StoOtp1ter gcitern 0en
Snol, Der in neuem aer5enideine
iAinnlerte mo einen oielgef6aigeren
GinOrud mnbte.
3 iir euro 6ru6 BON 0rei
StruBen.
Gie 9uogetbe6orOe t6eilte geItern
BEN StoOtpGtern Oes 5peiten Got6S-
5peiges mil, ooB lie Die orei @erorO-
mlngen pelr1e Sen Gurd6rndb Ser
GroB.StroBe BON Ser 6owaro.StraBe
bis 5ur Ylun.9lllep, ser gSiromico-
StrnBc BON Scr 9ui6. bis SIR Dit
en0 StraBe imo Der Som6lro-Str.
bon ser Yid6. bis 5m Siteno. StrnBc
bciiiuuortet. Die Orci @erorOnunocn
cr6iclten Die 3lueite 9eiltn0.
&ertugung.
9cioe 9ldt6s5mcige bcrtogten iih
bis nd1iien 0lontag 5 llbr Rad
mittogS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
@ene Slera.

SNlAN <tNlut
9}oroocuti@cr 9lopo iteltai
Guupicr, .a0uigin g
boroiio" uno y6tiitises
@robc" in Gicnit oc Ll8s1
Clinic.
Sir ocn 9oltimorer SSateil
lit icbt nit elmer GntiGBB
r9}oroOeuti6eu 9loDO5" 81
cine neue 2lcro onge6ro6cn.
ben nGmli6 pon Oeiem e
orei weiterc groBe Gaupf
Gieuit Der 9oltimorc-Sini7
Die bis6er 3pii6en Bremen
Yorf perfc6rten Zen lner
9clnii6ungcn Ocs Srn. IS.
fen bon Ser 6irmn g. SHi
Co. ocu 6ieiiscsaa SertT
r9}orOOclltiben 2f
gen, bel Dem Suupt
t6otfrditig uu0 erf
more'S Sntcreiien e
crreiben, ooB Die TNnpTty
Cutie" y9ur6arolia" unfrd
ioer @roBe~ bon jett o6
5miiGen @remen-Sout nit
Baltimore perfe6ren EeiSc "
bieiige S1iffsperfe6r ci@o,, teruna
bon bcoeiltcuOer Grogwci~ .ia6ren.
Cieic orei ieet in oen 6iciis IT TienIt
gciteaten Compiler iin0 crit etua 10
Sabre alt imo oQen 9lnforoeringcn,
Die Der noocrne 9ciicperfc6r itclt, ge-
woHieu Die Orei Sdmeiicri6iffc
iinO 545 SUB long, 65 SUB brett ilno
&c Sub tiei bo6en eii Displacement
BON 1911 bis 1O,9S4 Tonnen mO
Nfoic5inen BON, 1000 bis 1900 @ier0c-
frditeu. Gieie Orei Gompfer 6o6cu
Elm 6oiiungsoermogcn BON 440 5rpei-
ter ilno 100 Oriiter Gajiitc. Nlit Der
9eiobllng BON $50 O}oln f0nnen iie
oenna6 2440 Eoiiogiere beforoern
SIS 6rnll6t mo6l niht crit 6ctont 3u
nerocrL meld6e 9e0eitilng Oieic Ser
ItGrflng oes &eiiepcrfcbrs oub in
mirtbidoftlider SiniiAt fir 9olti-
more bo6en miro IS 6etrGgt 5un
Seiipiel Der @elounias bel ieoem cin-
lto ouSlauienDen Ionpier i'm 6icii
gen Suicn ii6er $4,000, unO fir Pr
6eitSlobne pilrOen oQein in 9olt-
more I'M lebten Sabre iiber $190O00
mSbe3oblt. 9luS 0ieien 3n6len ge6t
nm flor genug 6erpor, onB oaS @c
i6Gftsleben i'm 6ieii9en 0ofen iir6er
einen frGftigen gliiiAwung nc6mca
miro Ourb Die Snoicnititcaung bon
Orei Gonpfcrn, Die 6i56er bier per-
fe6renocn an @r0Be, Comfort nnO
Shneaigfeit ii6ertreiien. Gie 9lbfo6r-
ten iiuo porldufig lpie folgt ieitocicbt
a&onigit 2uiie~ am 4. Wioi s. Sautt
rmo Is Suti; u@orbaroio~ am 80.
Wtal, uSrlcOriO DER OrDBe am -.
SUM imo 30 Suli
Die bisber nad Baltimore i'm Ser
fe6r gelpeienen Gompier werOen
ielbitrcOeno i6rer Gienit na6 ruie Dor
perieben
n9reslon~ abgegan9en.
Ger Gompier y9reSlou" pon Oen
n9orOOcIticben Slopo~ lit geitern
9iohmittog nit $50 @oiogiereu nad
@oIpeiton ueitergciabren
nY otopio~ fommt 6rcitog
Ger Compiler v9otauio" ,Oou DER
n@om6ur9 -9lmerifa-2nic," ser olT
Oen 9l5oren eiucn unfreiiuiligen 9Iuf
ent6nlt MAIDEN nulBie Inn bon bent
Shnrm ongeribtete 9eihGOi9ungcn
ouS5nbeiiern, miro ehuo 6reitag an
icincm Dicii9cn 9Sier III Canton er-
wurtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31

@orO 5u 9iat6e gS5ogen 6otte, mel
oete oen Sail ben l@eiinO6eits6com-
ten an Der &ronfe lit in einem bic
iigeu aaui6auie ongeiteGt 9}ebcn
gSarO purOe audi ser 9}eger Games
9Ritcbell Don 9Ir. no, SiiO-@ooo-
beor-StroBe, nod ser Guorontdne
aebradt Scr ebenfoIls nit Ser Sen.
cJe 6e6aftet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31

Sir WorDlono luiD Ocn Tiltriti
Columbia 6cutc tbeilueiic 6cw0lft
morgcu flor, m0Bige norolidc 9ioOe
Ger geitrige Sag 6cgonn NIT 9ie.
Gen. glm 9iahDlittag fl1rte eS lid
ie0ob aui mo iiir oen 9cIt Oes "a.
acS 6errihtc ongene6me &itterlng.
Der 1oaiie C6crnonlcteritanO 6etrug
AS @rao INN Z llbr 2l6euos mo Der
nicOrigite 80 @raO Inn 6 llbr Nior-
9ens.
Sn Sen ii6rigen g9cttcr6co6od-
tungsltotioucn oes 2on0es mar Die
nicorigiic Eenpcrotlu mie iolgt:
9ltlantic.@itp 36, @iSmord 30, 80
itou 3G. guiialo AZ. G6arIciton 60,
Chicago 3S, GleuclonO 54 Corpus
Ghrilt G6, Tcnucr 3G, Ectroit 81,
Iulnt6 Is. @oitport 30, @olueiton
6l, @rccn Ban 81 SSotteroS 46,
Saurc 30. Sclcna 3S, SSadionpille ga,
aoniossGitp lS, &norpillc 5S, 2ouiss
pllc GO. Nlorqucttc 32, Nlempbis 5S,
l0iontgomcrD Ga, Wlontreal "a, gian-
tlldct 36, 0lcp.GrleonS 70, 9leps
sDorf 81 Cflo6omo 50, @ittS6urg6
4S, @bilaocIp6io a. EortlonO, @ie,
-, @ortlano, Ore. ~, Guc6ec %,
0laleiq6 "A, 5olt @nfe Gitp 40, Son
Srancisco lS, ct. 2ouiS Sc, Ct
&ouI 81 5cronton 36, Shreveport
&C. Spofanc 36. Campo GA, @ai5s
ingtou 3S unO gSinnipeg "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
WlinitreI.G .Gdyan.

lllnsWlnnlerdDDr"
0ienitag, 81. NlGr3, $50 gl6cnOS.
SifetS nnr pOn @iitslieOeru cr6Gltlid
(OiGr5293t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
Wcgen 9lnti-5alUun-eieu.


Cine Stimmc erbc6t iicb in Der Nlc-
tboOiitcn-Gonicren5 OeS SiiOcnS
gcgen bic 9lftiOitdt Scr &irDell I'M
SSntereiic Scr &robibitionS- uuO
Sorol 0ption-gcilrcbinoch o6cr
o6nc @rioIg.
SSn Der gcltrigcn Sibllng Der Nic.
t6pOiitcn-Gonicrcn5 oes SiiOens er-
Bob ii6 cine ein5ige Stinlme gegcu
Die 3bdtigfeit Der &irc6en i'm SSn-
tcreiic Scr Yro6ibitions. nnO Socnl-
0ption9cwegun0. Die Stimmc mar
Oicicnigc Oes Srn. Is. g. 9lrmltrong,
cineS acknowledgement mcld6cr gcgel
Den @eri6t 0es Gcnperen5-GomitcS
proteitirte, meIher Yro6i6ition o0er
Socal Option befiirmortct unO Ocil
ongeblic6cn 6ortibritt Der @cpegln9
bciArcibt. Serr glrnIitroug crfldrte,
OnB iih Die Stride mlr nit Dem @ortc
@ottcs bei1dftigcn ioltc.
Der 8eribt pur0c abcr nntiirli6
troB ocs Erotcitcs ougenommcn mo-
raul @oitor GbomaS Wl. @orc, 0cr
ncuc superintendent Der 9lilti-Sa-
loon-9igu, Oen qmpcicnocn 0clcgoten
uorgeiteQt wllroe. 0ieier be5eibnetc
Die glnuabne Der @cbb.aenDon Yia
ais bic sr0Btc @rringenidait in Den
lcbten Sabren uuO crfldrtc, Dab bic
iclbc Der &prbotc iiir bic 9lnna6me
0eS Observation-Disclosures ici,
wel6es BON 36 Staateu 6crcihpilliglt
ratifi5irt merOcn miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31
1fntrrEnltnIIns .gqraluciler.

,,Anoitgrum"-. Uicrcn Mnm slnn."
,,Ncloninl"--oN Soql Gbeyc 2Gas."
,,SUroo"--. lbc Oidocnp NnMeb"
rtjnpesg'- abe Sfca Siar ano @arcr
SbOm
,Niominno" 4au0cOiuc nnb 99duoclbiiocr.
,Ntniif9liaOcnic" 1bc gurc"
,NcnbnoD SrciiaNi q glpril cbic3 Gcdi
buOp 9icciial : llhr 9aOWitdgs
oWermania Yidnncrhof" Miiniircl SNan,
Sieniag 81 Yidr5afS $3.50 9lbcn0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-31

Shanfcniter uOu 9lntO sertriimmert.
Cic Sdouicniteri6cibc ocs Fllp-
pcn-Soipitols, 9tr. iO1. @eit-2cr-
iugtonltroBe, ipel1c cinen @crt6 bon
500 reprGicntirt, lit gcitcrn Sl6eno
gcgcn 8 ll6r bon einent lhltomobil
OcS Sorn. 9io6ert Gineer, pelhes pon
Dem Gbouiieur 9telpton &irbp Don
9tr. 1903. 2IpplctouitraBc gefii6rt
muroe, 3crtriiiHmcrt worOel.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
Luke McLuke Says

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The fact that a man doesn't believe
in hell doesn't keep his wife from try
ing to give the place to him every now
and then.
The prodigaI son who inspects the
fatted calves on rainy days report an
apparent scarcity of cosn and an evil
dent famine in the land.
The lightning change artists are not
all on the stage. Father and mother
can be busy calling each other porch
climbers, snakes and ornery pups when
the door bell rings and company calls.
And mother will speak to father as if
butter wouldn't melt in her mouth and
father will smear so much sa)ve when
he speaks to mother that the caller i'm
agines they are the happiest couple on
earth.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
Administrators Sale

Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, the duly appointed and
qualified administrators Of the estate of
Edward Deschamps, deceased, will sell
at private sale on Tuesday, the 10th
day of March. 1914, at st. Ignatius,
Montana, the following described real
estate belonging to said estate towit:
Lot No. S, block 5, St lgnatus town
site, Montana. Lot No. 2, block IA,
St. lgnatjus townsite. Lot No. 3,
block Is, st, lgnatius towpsite with
building thereon now used as pool haID.
Lot No. 10, block lS, st. lgnatius town
site with residence building thereon)
Lot |, block 49, Roman, Montana.
The bids for all or any part of the
above must be in writing and may be
handed to either administrator or adj
ministratriX, or mailed to them at st.
lgnatius, Montana.
Said real estate will be sold for cash
at not less that the appraised value,
or in the event that all cash cannot be
obtained, then one-half cash and the
residue on security to be approved by
the court at s per cent interest
JOE DESCHAMPS,
MRS. ORA HEISE.
Administrators of the estate of Edward
Deschamps, deceased. 43-45
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
Alias Summons.

In the Justice court of Mission town
ship In and for the State Of Montana,
County of Mssoula; Before John N.
Bailey, Justice Of the Peace
A. M. Sterling Co., a corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. Fred w. RehwaId, defend
ant. Alias Summons.
The State of Montana to the above
named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear
and answer before me. John N. Bailey,
justice of the peace in and for the
county Of Missoula, at my office in Ro
nan, on the 18th day of March, A. D..
1914, at the hour of 2 pm. of said day;
then and there to make answer to the
complaint of the above named plaintiff,
in certain action to recover the sum Of
Ninety Five and SO-1OO Dollars, for
goods wares and merchandise sold and
delivered by plaintiff to defendant at
his special instance and request, be-
tween the Sth day Of December, 1911,
and the 9TH day Of November, 1912, all
of the reasonable value and agreed
price of sos. 80, no part of which has
been paid, although dem anded and that
said sum is justly due and owing from
defendant to plaintiff, together with in
terest thereon since the 5th day Of
November, 1912, and the costs of
action, as provided in said complaint
filed in said court. And if you fail to
appear and answer as above required,
Judgment will be taken against you
according to complaint filed herein.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
February, A. D., 1914.
JOHN N. BAILEY,
feb 20 mar IL Justice of the Peace.
M:so, & Swee, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
The American Girl.

|'Thcres something very simple
and charming and direct about the
American girl" said the minister.
"Once. in the far west. married
a pretty American girl TO cowboy.
"'Do you take this man for bet
ter or worsc?' asked her in the
wonted formula.
''She shrugged her supple Shout
dcrs.
"I can't tell till I've had him
awhile she said" - Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
0 3 4 2 4
Notice for Publication

Notice tor PubllcatlOn
Non-coal land. Flathead Project
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Missoula. Montana, an
uary 10, 1914. Notice ishereby given that
John l.. Lindsay, of Poison. Montana,
who, on June 81. 1912, made hd entry
No. 03424, for Unit G., Els SW SE NV,
Sec. Z, T. q NJ. r. 20 w. NJ. NJ, has
filed notice Of intention to make COM
mutation proof under old law, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described
before Coker F. Rathbone, a U. S.
commissioner, at Roman, Montana, on
the End day of March, 1914. Claimant
names as witnesses: Virgil A. Bu-
chanan, Scott Hall, Albert Dessauer,
Albert w. Wright, all of Poison, Mon
tana.
JOSIAH SHULL,
jan % feby 20 Register.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
O36 6
Notice for Publication.
Non-coal land. Flathead Project.

Non-coa land. FIathead Project.
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana, Jan
uary l9, 1914. Notice is hereby given
that Henry S. Dunn, of Horte, Mon
tana, who, on August 3, 1911, made
nd entry. No. O36l6, for Unit B, NV
NE, Sec. 3333, I. II NJ, K. Il W. M.
NJ, has filed notice Of intention to
make communication proof under old law
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Coker f. Rathbone,
a L. S. Commissioner at Roman, Mon
tana, on the 2Sth day of Feby., 1914.
Claimant names AS witnesses: Dan
iel Syla, Spencer Sterling, Frank An
derson. Alexander Kennedy, all Of Ro-
nan, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
jan % feb 20 Register.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
Merry Moments
As We Journey Through
Lie Let Us Laugh
by the Way.
Why She Called.

They had been married just two
months. and they still loved each
other devotedIy. He was in the back
yard backing his shoes,
"Jack," )" she called at the top Of
her voice Jack, come here, quick y
He knew at once that she was in
imminent danger. He grasped a
stick and rushed up two flights OF
stairs to the rescue. He entered the
room breathlessly and found her
looking out of the window.
"Look," said she, "that's the kind
of bonnet | want you to get me. -
Harper's Magazine.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
O22OO
Notice for Publication
OPP @ @

Non-coal land. F'lathead Project.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana, Feb
ruary 16, 1914. Notice is hereby given
that Thomas J. Flynn, OF Roman, Mon
tana. who on May 2l, 1910, made nd
entry No. 022O0. for Unit d, Sc NV,
NE SW, Sec. II, T. 2l N. r. 20 w.,
M. NJ, has filed notice of intention to
make communication proof under new
law to establish claim to the land above
described. before Coker F. Rathbone,
U. S. Commissioner, at Roman, Mon
tana. on the 30th day of March. 1914
Claimant names as witnesses: James
D. Cowgirl, Archie Struthers, Soren
Madsen, William Jameson, all of Roman.
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
feby 20 mar 20 Register.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-02-20
Leon News

Mrs. F. H. Lee was the victim
Of a birthday surprise party last
Monday evening. The plotters
met at the school house and went
en1nasse to the residence of Mrs.
Lee. Though very much sur
prised, she was equal to the
emergency and made everybody
welcome. Games and music
were the diversions of the even
ing. In the pied contest Robert
Bennett, Sr.. with his usual al
acrity won for the gentlemen.
The penalty the ladies paid was
to give half hour program.
Mrs. George Williams and Mrs.
W. S. Sattley were appointed to
take charge and an impromptu
musicale was the result. Vocal
and instrumental numbers were
given by Misses Cordelia Ben
nett, Bertha Ellis and Lillian
Lee. A cornet solo by Howard
Lowenstein was so much enjoyed
that he had to respond to an en-
core. A pleasing feature was a
group of songs given by the high
school chorus. The members arc
Vernon Styles. Ira Lee, Albert
Sattley, Robert Bennett, Ruth
and Esther Cary, Lillian Lee,
Jessie Kerns and Nora Newett.
The age of the hostess was not
divulged and is still a dark
secret.
Last Thursday Miss Bertha
Ellis and Mrs. F. H. Lee enter
tanned the Worth While society.
and being Lincoln's birthday
there was no business session
and a Lincoln program was
given. Miss Rich read "The
Perfect Tribute to Lincoln, land
after delivering his Gettysburg
speech there was no applause
Git was too deep for applause).
He thought he had made a great
mistake. Doing a kindness the
next day for a young captain of
the confederate army who was
dying in the prison hospital, he
learned for the first time the
greatness of that speech. The
young soldier told Lincoln that
fifty years from that time every
school boy and girl would COM
NIT that speech to memory and
it would go down in history as
one of the greatest classics, and
this prediction has been verified.
During the social hour the hos
tesses served delicious refresh
ments. Mrs. c. B. Hogan wili
entertain the society next week.
The school was closed all day
last Thursday on account of the
Lincoln anniversary. In other
places the schools are kept
open and used as a community
center where all could go and
hear Lincoln program and in
still in the minds Of the youth
the greatness Of the man. There
are very few even in the present
age who can realize his great
ness.
Miss Henrietta Lindsay,
graduate Of the Elliott school.
will join the high school class