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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
HIGHEST CLASS
OF VAUDEVILLE
EXCELLENT PROGRAM IS PROM
IsED FOR THE BIG DEVELOP
MENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
OPTIMISTIC OVER THE OUT
LOOK.

High class professional entertainers
supplied by the Twin City Lyceum,
Minneapolis, will appear exclusively
In the program which is to be given
In the honor of the visitors to the
meeting of the development ~associa-
ton next week. The entertainment
VIII be given on the stage of the audi
forum of the state normal school.
There will be six big aumbers. the
particulars of which will be an
nounced by President Welter and his
committees Monday next.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
EAST SIDE NOTES

GAINESVILLE Headlight: 1t ended a
tie. Both sides are jubilant. Score
7 to Z. In the game of ball played
here last Friday evening the Odd Eel
lows swooped down upon the Pyth-
ians and it looked like a o~ne-sided
game, but the gallant knights kept on
scoring one by one until Peterson tied
the score in the seventh. When this |
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20

pressure in August with favorable
weather for crop development. Corn
strong with shorts in June and July
covering. Arrivals being quickly abb
sorbed and demand is expected to be
large.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fine and cool
and in north clear and warm. This is
favorable for corn drying and develop
ment Of wheat. Broomhall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, June 2O.-Hogs 1000, left
over 2,699, steady; light $50 to 1887
IL; mixed $50 to $8.42 ID; heavy
$7.95 to $40; rough $7.95 to $50;
cattle 100: prospects steady; sheep g.
5000; prospects steady.
Kansas City-Hogs 200; cattle 100;
sheep 5000.
Omaha-Hogs $500; cattle none;
sheep none Finley Darrell & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
COURTESY OF WHEELER
LAND COMPANY

Many Of the .half-tone cuts
used in the establishment Of the
special Moorhead pages in to-
days Forum were very kindly
loaned by E. J. Wheeler of the
Wheeler Land company of Moor
head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
Christian Endeavors at DiIworth,

At Dilworth, Thursday evening, a
Young Peoples society of Christian
Endeavor was organized at a meet
ing held at the Presbyterian church.
There were upwards Of sixty young
people present and the display of en-
thusiasm was very encouraging. Aft
er a business meeting and an address
by the pastor, Rev. C. H. Doolittle, a
Christian Endeavor society was or
ganized with the election Of the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the en-
sping year:
President-Mr. Snyder.
Vice President-Miss Mahey.
Secrettary-Mr. Carlson.
Treasurer-Miss Boyd.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
InEliS RepOrt,

Chicago, June 20.-John Ingles says:
kansas City messages to some Chi
cago firms and published in the Herald
OF this date says yield in Cloud, Lyons,
and Ford counties ranging from Is
bushels to 30 bushels. Throughout en-
tire territory named above not a field
is threshed nor even a field cut In the
latter county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
Davies Optimistic.

Letters from Secretary Davis, of the
Minnesota Red River Valley Develop
ment association, today. discioses that
gentleman more optimistic than ever
In regard to the prospective attend
ances OF the monster meetings to os
held in Moorhead. Thursday and Fri
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
SHOWS Report.

states show depletion of 21S,OOO, 900 in
practically three months leaving $780,
100000 to supply all wants until new
corr Is available, possibly five months.
B. W. Snow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
ClenranCeN.

Wheat $4,000 bushels; includes U.s.
GOO bushels bonded; flour 16, 700 barrels,
equals 100000 barrels; corn 5000; oats
5000 bushels.
' Chas. E. Lewis & Co. -
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An ArtfuI DOdrer.

London Opinion: A mother of four
daughters, n of whom had recently
married, cornered an eligible young
man in the drawing room.
And which one of my girls do you
admire, might I ask?"
reply. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
The Markets
MARKET quotations,
July Whes

Chas. e. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers. Morton Block, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
Hide QuotasAona Dy Bodice . Roger,

Hfde @uOERxtOns ny BoIleB n Rogers.
oct. 3s, 1sl3- no. 4 No. q
@ A cured hides......$ IA 8 .I3
N. 8. cured bull hides. ia III
Green and frozen hides &c less imam
a. 81 curec calf skins. .18 .16M
Gs d. sheep pelt. ...... go rs
Ga @ cured horse hides $50 2.6Q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20

President Wilson has named Will
liam G. Sharp, representative in con-
gress from Elyria, Ohio, for ambas-
sador to France. Mr.. Sharp's name
had been sent to the senate, where it
will soon be acted on. If he is con-
firmed he will lake the place of Myron
T. Herrick, former Governor of Ohio,
who has long represented the United
States at the French capital. While
Mr.. Sharp has not shone as one of
the brilliant men Of the house of
representatives, he has been one of
the solid men on the democratic side.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20

An aged couple in Norwich, Conn.
have eaten no breakfast for 20 years
and credit their robust health to that
fact.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
DUIntH Cash Close.
Duluth Flax.

May July Sept. Oct
Close :. 1903 1.62% 1852 1.61&
Local Quotations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
9Sanamn.4 .4acifie. e.QInsiteIInna.

Gan SrdnciSco, Sal, 81.
@}dr8. - $50 SoteIbeiiter bon bier
iino in elmer geitern o6eeboItenen
GreflltioIibung ibrer &erciniguns
therein gefonunen ibrc eesenm6rti.
een @reiie mGbreno 0es Sobres ser
Ponamo-@ @ocific .9(usitellune nibt 81
erb0ben. 0ies befannt gebcno, bot
Ser Seiter ocr 9(iiociotion 9. Sorris,
iib geduBert, oaB 6ur 9lusitelllngS-
0cit 10000 8inlmer 81 Dem @reiie
BON ST bis $3 per Sag 81 ba6cn iein
mer0en.
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,Wlunruen. n.gsrad aeiprenat.

9torfolt @u., 81. MGr6. II
Gos @rod oes 0umpfers ,,@tonroe"
BON Scr nOlo 0ominiou.2inie," Der
imiSunuar olr6 Goaiiion smit aOem
Qunpfer oglantudet~ gum Sinfen
gebrudlt mltroe, wob2i Dicr5ig Ierlo-
nen ibren EoO fonoeu, lit bon Dem
3ullfutter oOnonoogo," DER eeitern
nod Dem bieiieen Sofen 6lriidfebrte,
in Die 2uft geiprengt poroen. @icr
@rpIoiionen bon S6ieBboumlpole
bcIeitigten oac @radltiide, Die cine
@efobr fir Oie Giiitenidiffobrt Wo,
rem. 0ur6 Die @rpIoiionen Wuroen
feline 2eicbcn on oie OberflG6e ge-
brodt lmo oamit beitatigt iih Die
%ermlttbung ocr Sollder, ooB Die
nod oermiBten 2eiden Our6 Die
Itorfe MISUNDERSTANDING binpeg ge-
idmenlnt pur6en. 0urb Oie &c
malt DER @rplolioncn murOen rieiiee
'gSoIiermoiien imo EriimmerItiide in
Die 2uft eei6Icuoert. Der 9fumpf
scr s0ionroe~ liegt iest fiinf5ig SUB
ticf untcr g8oiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28

Sobr erb06t bat, Inn oieien 8erfebr
81 entpidsln. @orlm iollen mir
uniere Sdiife ni6t Oa5u perpenoen.
lle6er Banana na6 Dem Siioen fiib-
rem cine 6ileniihe, cine peruOioniibe
mo cine engliide 9inie, melhe BON
ser Gopal Moil controlirt miro. eng
liide mO oeutide Sdiiie werOen pon
Dem aonal profitiren, unO lie miiien,
oaB eS idper iein miro, iie 81 Der
ordngeu, nodoem iie einmal ben Ser.
fe6r al iidb ge5Ogen ba6en."
Dlarine Sefretdr 9nnielS lit 0cm
Ylon oes Senators BON 0loiioduietts
nibt abgeueigt. sd balte Oos fiir
cine CUTE SOee," meinte er geiteru
nuno Senator @eefs bat bereits nit
mir Oorii6er geiproden. Sd bin iebr
Ooiiir, OoB uniere SGiiie ii6 iomo6l
i'm 6rie0en pie i'm arieg niiblid MO.
men. Ger areu5er oGolumbia" lmo
,@linneopolis", Die .9irningbom~,
yG6eiter~ rm0 ,Solem~ piirOen iid
redt gut 5u iolden Gieniten eigneu
Sb ole So6e icbt genodt meroen
fam oermog id oorlduiig nod nidt
81 iogen, ober Der @Iou ioIlte GRIND
lid ermogen weroen."
@lit Dem @r6iioenten bat Sefre-
tar Ianiels ii6er Die Sode nod ni9t
conierirt.
Yoge's 9onooner &e0e.
@rGii0ent @ilion erfldrte geitern
einigen 9eiudern, ooB er no6 einem
genouen Shl0ium oes i6m complet
porliegcnOen Gremplors ser jiingiten
&eoe Oes 9otidoitcrS @oge in Con.
Son, gegen oeiien 9emcrfirugeu iiber
ole 0lonroe.0oftrin unO oen @ono.
mo.aonal Senator Chamberlain 10
energiid proteitirt botte, Die Geoe iiir
gon5 ongemeiicu 6olte.
gfcuer @oriGla
SIN Senot murOe geitern Die Sra.
ee Der 8onomofonal5oQe nur BON eli
ner 9leiohltion berii6rt, melhe Sena-
for 9eipis ein6rodte. giaA ieinsm
@ori6lose ioIleu S0be mO3o6lungs-
ipeiie Der 3oae, pelde iiir Die Sdiiie
oaer Iationsn Oie gleiden ieiH Wer-
oen, semeinidoitlb pom ariegs- uno
Sdobiefrct6rS nit 3uItimmlng Oes
&r1iioenten regulirt peroen 9lui
iolde @eiic, meinte Scr llrbeber ser
9ieioliltion miirOe man Ole 0irefte
9luigobe Oes 9iedtes Ser Gisfrimina-
ton 5l @iiniten omerifoniitber SGif-
ie ouf @rino Der @ertrGgc permci-
Ben.
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g[MsiGbiaer entiprnnaen.

Oil Gitp, $50, 81. W}Gr0. IT
Scr bieiiecn 9oIi5ei uno ocn @e.
hnobcitsbcborOcn 1T cs oucb geItern
nidt gellrneeh OcS 9lusidsieen
6ronf SDrocuio bob6oft 81 weroen,
Der am 01ittipoh aus ieiner felt 5ipei
Monoten inter Guarontdne gebolte-
ncn 9ebouirlug cntiprmg, mdbrcno
Oic Stoots.uno GountD .geborOen Oo-
riiber oebattirtcn mas nit ibm ge-
idebcn IoIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28

bat ii6 in 9o0 9iei9cn6aa inn 9ie9e.
rungSbc5irf Sbcrbapern obgclpclt.
Die 6rau Oes 9auern @inoielner,
mel6e bon religi6iem @abnliun be-
fallen mar, ertrGnfte i6re Orei &in-
Ser in elmer Senfgrube lmO Itiir5te
ibreu Gpieru in Oeu 500 nod. 9lob-
barn pirOeu mif OaS fur6t6ore Or
eigniB ouimertiam unO eritotteten
gln5eige bel Ser 9e60rOe.
Gtpt0euoe pom s &ro5ent.
Die @enerolOeriQmmhng ser 9lQ-
gemeineu StraBen6a6n @eielli1ait
bat ioe6en itattgeilnOeu. Nn Oieier
muroe cine 9ipi0enOe BON s @ro5eut
fir Oas a6gelauiene @ei6dftSjubr
ieitgeiebt.
Gle 8ei6Giiiie ii6er Con-
troll GeriammIun9eu.
@or Ser geitrigen @lenariiblng 0es
9iei1stagS perbanOelte Die Commit
lion fir oie 9(bGnoerlng OeS 0}ilitdr.
Straigeieb6udes geroltme 3eit. Gie
Gr0rterungen Orebten iid nnmentlid
INN Die @ori6riiten, wel6e auf@jrunO
oes oft eriuG6nten, rner6orten @rfilr-
ter StraiilrtbeilS gegen 6eierOiiten
in aroft 9eiebt merOen iollen
9ie Gonmiiiion bielt Die 6efann.
ten 9eidliiiie auireht, Oeuen 5uiolge
&eieroiiteu nur pdbrenO Der 0ouer
Der eigentIi6en Gontrol-Geriomm-
llmgen Dem Wfilit1r-Strnigeies6u9
irnteriteben iolen, imO lieB iitb oorin
ni6t wanfenO madeu trobOem Der
Griegsminiiter1 @enerallieutenant i.
6oIfen6apu iie fir luanne6m6ar err
fl1rte.
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senIenpcIt in Sapana.

Soponn Cuba, 81. 0fdr5. -
0oS 9eIteben Der 8eulenpeIt in 9a'
pana puroe geitern 0a0lrcb beitdtI9I
OoB Elm 12 Sabre olter ipaniipel
&nabc, Carlos 9lredboga, iu ipalll5i
ibcn Soipitar an scr Saitde geitor-
Zen lit. @S mar ser erIte onitli@ PEE
ridtete @eulenpeit-SooeSfoa. @le
&eibe nuroe eiIig in einen Sarg aug
3inf bcerOigt, nohoem iie in Dedelg,
Die nit Oesinfeftionsitoffen eetrdnli
nuren, eingebiilt morOen mar. 3pel
onoere @rfronfte murOen offi6Ieu
oIs nit 9euIenpeit beboftet ertlari'
ibr 8uItonO iit fritii6. @s miro iel,
tens ser SanitGtsbe9oroen alleS
Ntoelibe nufge6oten INN 0ie SerbreF
ting ser @eit 81 bcrbinOern.
Or. g8ilion, Der Gbef Oes amerF
foniihen Soipitol0ienItes in SaDalla
brinet Oie eiugebenoiten @uardll.
tGncmoBnobmen fin &oiiagiere nllO
5rodt, Die nod oen Ser. Stonte"
eeben in g(npenorng, wGbreno Sr'
@uiteros per &obeI offioieG oas Sal'
hlm Der .Orei eripGbnten 8Gle DO"
@eulenpeit nob Ser StaOt @ferIlV
imO na6 @oibington beridtet bat.
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@iinitiaes 3eidlcn.

St2oui8 @8o., 27. @3dr8. II
0ic ySt. 2ouis SoutbmeItern (Got-
ton @eID 8obn" bat 1000 Sitter
moeeons 0lm &reiie bon $2,OO000O
beiteat. 0ie idnuntliden @oggonS
iino GnOe 9luguit, 5eitig genug fir
oie @ef0rOerung Ser @rnte, 8u lie.
fern. 0ic 9obnbeomten erfI6rcn
Die 9eitelling iei ourh Oie @rnte-
9tpsiidbteh ituD ,oprfb bic oagcmeinep
GieldGftsalSiid6ten gere6tfertigt.
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Cpinmidlmnnnler prpaeiiirt.

Can SroncfSco, Gol., 81.
MGr6. - Qie 16 8oamG6ter unO
g(noere, ipeIde wegen Opilmi6mngs
gels bier in llnteriu6tng iteben
iolcn nob elmer onltli6en S66bung
bel Dem @eiGGfte ni6t neniger oIs
$4,000 Deroient boben. @lf bon
0en 3oapGhtern DerOen jebt bier I'M
SunoeSeeri6t pro6eiiirt; fiinf baben
iid fir nidt iduIOig crflGrt. 3WeL
Die iicb iduloig befonnten bo6en am
08ittmod ousgeiagt, OoB jcOer bon
linen $4,000 bis $4,000 oer0ient ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
O6erit @Oet6nls in GuIOn.

Colon 81. N1Gr5. ~ OberIt
@eorge gS. @oetbols lno ieiue @ot-
tin trafcr bier geitern aus Den Ser.
Stooten in 9egleitllng oes 0uaron-
tGne.Gbefs Or. @ori6oa @utbric
imo Oes ncuernannten @}orihalS Der
GonoI0one, sS. $. @3op, ein. @c.
iteru 9(beno fouO 0as 9[bi6ieosbon-
felt fir Oberitlieiitcnant 8illiom 8.
Si6crt Itott.
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n9OIar @ear0 nmS naarInf.n


Bottom, Wloiio 81. @1Gro. -
Sem Or. Soruucl S. @}iyter iino bon
icincm Sobne SonucI mclder iidl
bel oer ,,@olor Bear" expedition be-
finoct, 5luei 9ricfc 5ugeeongen BON
ocncn Scr critic bonn 0. DECEMBER oil
9oro ocr o9clpeocre~ 5u Goainioh
&oint, Scr onoere bonn 80. 0eoemBer
on 8or0 0es nYolar Bear ootirt iit.
SeiOe iino 3u Sub unO ou S6Iittcn
nod 6oirbonfs, 9lIosfo, bcforoert
.porOen. Der critic 9rief meloet, Dob
pom aaorluf" feline glo6ricbt Dor.
liege, ooB obcr oitf oem ,%olor9eor~
9(acs ipobl lei. Sn Dem 5peiten 8rief
beiBt cs nStefonsion lit ioebcn an
gefommeil unO Dermitbet, Dob ser
.aarluf~ nod I'M Giie itedt. Ger
Ielbc Smrm pom %. September,
melher lms lonOeinmGrts trieb, bat
uuh oeu .aorIilt" nob gScItcn &c.
tricbcn; @ott weiB, mie wtit."
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Die GOmpasmie OeS DOllfOmmemcm Gdmt

wcitlid bonn @3iiiiiiippi iibt. s8ie eS
beiBt, lit oieIer SriIt immittelbar
na1 Dem groBen @ranOe in gan
6ronciSco inn Sabre 1906 entitan0eH
unO bat iib nit Der 3eit iiber ale
meitli6en StGote bon @eOeutllng
ous9eoe6nt. Gas SSuiti5oepartenelli
miro einen Spe5ialOertrcter bierDer
enticnOen wel6er Oic lluteriuAuIl9
leitei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
gSiIiOm imOOlTrt.
@loine's Gemofroten Iteben treu gum
@rGiiOenten.

%ortIan0, @le, 81. @lGr5. -
Bon Dem geitrigen Staots Gonpent
ser 0enofroten Maine's, mel1er Die
@lotform entlpart auf melHer Ser in
Oen SUM YrimGrma6len 81 nomi-
nirenOe 0enlofratiide @ouperneurs-
GonOi0at ite6en ioQ, rpuroe Die Foli-
tit Ser @ilion'iden Administration
nod LANCER Gebotte inOoiiirt. 9lls
energiider @ert6eioiger OeS @rdii-
oenten eripies ii6 9unOeSienator s.
3. So6nion bon Wlaine, ser in ieiner
@eSe. iid) ii6er Die merifnniide &plis
tit ser 9lominiitration wie foIgt Gll.
Berte:
oS9ir bo6en geOuIOig gemortet,
neil mir groB eenug iinO, I'M oen
Mlerifanern 81 geitatten, i6re @irren
ielbit bei5ulegen inOem mir 6oiiteI
OoB ser merifonii6en 9}otion elm
Netter erite6en merOe, lpie er nod
itets in ser @eidicbte oller Solfer err
i6ienen lit. 0ur6Orlrngen bon Der
llnm0gli6feit ser glnerfennllng elmer
Regierung, 6eionOers elmer, uelhe
ii1 &epu6lif nennt, babel aber i6re
@riIten5 oem Wloro unO @reueltbo-
ten oerOonft 6oben mir ms flor ge.
iita6t, oaB bepoffnete SnterDentiou
Grieg nit ol' ieinen 2eiOen unO
S6reden 6eOeitet.
SIN tpeiteren 8erlauf ieiner 9ieOe
legte Senator So6nion oor, BOB Der
neue Eurif ni6t ib6Oli1, ionOern ic-
genSreidb geruirft bdtte, uno 5luor in
allen S6eilen oeS 9anOes, nonnte sic
neue Ginfomneniteuer Oie 9eredteite
Steuer, Oie je cinem @olfe ouferleet
lporOen iei, unO prizes Oos @16-
rtngsgeieb ais Elm fir Oos 2onO ie6r
mo6lt6dtiges. SSn ieiner Groifnungs-
reOe 6atte Gr @enerolonmalt Hot-
tongoa, peI1er Sen @oriib inn Gon-
pent fii6rte, oargelegt, Bob ser ioge-
nonnte uneue 9fepu6lifanismis" pei-
ter ni6ts ais cine Oiinne Siind5e iei
Inn 0ie 6e6Icr ser oIten Yortei ST.
Ocroedeu uno ooB Oos Erogromm
ser %rogreiiiOeu niHts &erlodenOcs
.fiir einen Gemofroten babe, Der es
gut nit ieincm 9onOe meine.
Mi0erruf Ser Hrobi6ition
i'm Staot EN- y / 0 + len.
oSn ser Damn angenommenen Elnt-
form murOe empfoblen, oos Yrobi6i-
tions g(menOenent Ser Stootsper-
faiilng 5u mioerruien unO Die Sohe
noHmols Sen @d6lern 5u imter6rei-
ten noamit sic ein5elnen Std0te inO
Orti6oiten itntt Oes StooteS Oo-
rii6er 5u entiGeioen 6o6eL ob Ser
Spirituoien6anoel 81 controIiren
oOer ob5uidJoffen iei. nGic Oemo-
frotiibe @artet" iogt sic Glotform
an Oieier Stele, ogloubt a6iollit al
Semperen5, an @eirb umo Oronung
uno an Oie 0ur6fiibrimg Der @eie-
be. sic oloubt an @ro6i6ition, 100
inlmer @robi6ition iiG ais proftilG
erpeiit~
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gSiOcr 9nmpeu6amOler.sr .sriiit.

9os9(ngeGes, GoIo 81. @ldr5.
- @ie man bon sen 6ieIigen Beam.
ten Scr 8unoesregierlng erIdbrt,
miro inner6olb zines Wlonats ole
@rono SnrD Oes bieiigcn 9rnoeSge-
ri6teS cine cinge6enOe llnteriidlng
ii6er Die 9e6alIptlng anltellen, OaB
elm 9umpen6dnOIer.EruIt beite6t, Der
oic Goutrole ii6er oas cause 2onO
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g[ns Scr gLrhcitrrlnelt.

@itt8bur9b, So, 27. @}Gr8.
glohOem geitern bier 225 crfab-
rene 3uaaugeIteIlte ongefonlmen wo.
rem bat bic 8cforOcrlrng BON 6ro6t
uuf Der @lononeobelo-S -Strede ser
n@cnnIpIponiu-9obn. Sic icit Som-
itog in Solge ocS Strifes Der Sra9t-
5ug 9eoieniteten cingeIteat woroen
mar, wieOer begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
glenes llnterieebppt.

2uincD, W1oiiy 81. @dr8. -
Gos fir Die 9unoesmorinc beitimmtc
llnterieeboot o9. 6" lit geitern bier
oIiidlib pom Stopcl eeloufen uno
pcn Srou 6. 93oberts, Scr Satin oes
9icntcnonts Z. @. 9loberts, eines
Wlorine. Gonitrufteurs Der Ser. .Stna-
ten gctnlit morOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
Nliblbanier, grunereibeiiter, geltOr'
ben.

Gincinnoti S6io, 81 @3ar5
IT Ger Srouereibeiiber Senrp NtllDF
6duier, IT,, ser o@inoii6 Nlii6l6aH'
ier 9ening Co. bon bier, lit gelter"
nod ldngerem 9eioen inn 9llter po''
70 Sobren geItor6en. Seine @lter"
woren aus @}uggenOorf in ga0erG
emgemonOert unO SenrD purOe all
elmer 6orm in ser 9iGbe bon eIncll'
noti ge6oren. ga er balO ienien @u.
fer berlor, muBte er i6on ais anape
bart or6eiten. 0enno6 gelnng e
ibnt, ais iimger N3onn nit leIle"
@ripornilien cine Nlineralpaller-0u,.
brif 81 griinoen; er ging Oonn u.
Wii6lengei6Gft ii6er unO erparp llV
pG5ren0 Oes 9iirgerfrieges alsgFepF
2ieferant eiu 5iemIicbes @ernlo9e'"
Nlit Siilfe Oeiien fe6rte er 5li Oe','
@euer6e ieines |oterS 5lriid llnp
ofiinOete cine 9rouerei, Oie belIte
Sen 6eoeutenOlten inn gan5en Sql'ps
gebort. Der mlnmebr @erbllNe'N
mar audb an bielen onoeren mon.
itrieIlen llnternebulingen imo u'
9onfen bet6eiligt lmO mar Der etllv
ser im@elten cine 9ldbmaidinell'SSuo,
6rif griin0ete. Gr mar longe SaVls
I'M StaOtrnt6 imo bate uiele allOs''
ebrenboQe 9(emter inne. 9lls gnpu"k
ger ser oIten Gemofratie bat CT ~
niemols Oo5u perite6en fonnelI n"~
beioIoeten 9lenltern 5it 6al1en aus
ole @ortei 6orte ouf ieinen &atD ilnS
folote i6m. GlHbl6duier bat an.p
5o6lreiden Oeuti6en Gereinen a'ls;
bort unO mor YrdiiOent Oes SHD,
l0ums SGngerfeites, pelbes ~ ~
Sabre 1899 in unierer StoOt liol,
fonO. Geutidc @o6lt6dtgfeits :. %s OK.
ieaidaften bat er itets in fiirltllWt,as
@eiic unterItiist. gr binterlaBt p''
@ottin uuO flint &inoer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
glcteran Sea eianaIcurps tuSt.

9ltlanto ga, 81. MGr5. -
8icrre =. 9nrIburt, ein 67 Sabre
alter unioniltiidcr Geterau oeS 9iir-
gcrfrieacs, Der oas lebtc Signal fiir
Srilpper6epegungen i'm giirgerfriegc
ousgeianot 6oben ioa, lit bier geItor-
ben gr mar @litgIieo ocS IA. 9leoi-
ments BON Connecticut uno oientc
I'M SignalcorpS Der Gotomoc-9lrmee.
Qic 9eeroiain9 miro in Orange, g.
g., Itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
@crmiidte tclcarap6iidle GepcIdcr

~ Ger Is Sabre alte @rneit N1c-
@iaionlS, Der in einem g9affenlaoen
in Eerre 9aute, SnO., in Sen cr eiu-
0eorungen mar, Inn 81 ite6len, 40
Minllten lang eiu @efebt nit %oli-
8iiten beltnno, lit i'm Soipital ieinen
@unoen erlegeu.
~ g|i9t peit BON GaQaS, GeraS,
itiir5te Elm bon Gr. Samuel q. Zip.
ton gelteuertcs 9lltomobil aus elmer
Sobe BON 40 SUB in cine Sdhldt
imo Der 6iibrer, iopie 6rau aatie
9P Sooing purOen eri6lo9en mo
6rail 2oping's Sobn trug 10 i6werc
&erlebungen Oopou OaB er bolo 0a-
raui in eincm Soipital itar6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
Ri0tiggrltrut.
6erii6t ii6erGanOmirtb=
i9aftminiter.
Oticbt bei'm Saiier in ltms
gnaSe 9efallen.

9tuipdrmen noGer aomeaen" Oie
Saiis Ser 9eOereien. II 5rbr.
BON Sdorlemer bIeibt eine DpoIi-
tii6e Wa0sIi6feit.~ II 9ie bonn
Gaiier oeriaete @euebuligung 5ur
9(frifa-gPeiie oeS aronprin8en.
n nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28
Aus llDa(bington.
CbcrbunOesgcri9t iOa
emti6ciOcn.
lleber sSitnfprU5cmt 6a-
battsSeminigltng.

Sir 8uaren, ole in omerifuniiden
96iffen importirt iperOcu. Der
8oa.9lppeabof ion in Oieiem
Sale uibt oie leste Suiton8 bill.
Oeu. Ole smit6i6e Baum
poa @orien 9in. - Senator
gSeefs' Goridlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-28

Vaie Hlr's Mnslnnb beiorat 6. 0ialne, 4I5
Cii.SaltlmOre.Straef. nale 0uItUm 0uuif aDe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-19

No, he never baked at working, but
when he was through it once,
Right down to the grass was father
with the children doing stunts.
Every one would pile upon him, and
he'd welcome all the pack,
But I'm wondering, after playtime, did
we stay there on his back?
Wasn't strong on dissipation; said his
"gambol on the green"
Was to fill! the platter quicker than
the kids could lick it clean.
And the next best game he knew of
was an equal one to beat;
1t was keeping leather covers up to the
supply of feet.
Mind. his tailor never told him when
his Sunday coat was fitted,
That his wings necesSitated wearing
shoulders loose or slitted
And he wasn't any martyr; said that
life and love were good,
And no man deserved his dinner if he
couldn't split the wood.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-19
FATHER.
(By Edmund Vance Cook,1

He was not the sort Of father that you
read about in books;
He wasn't long on language, and he
wasn't strong on looks.
He was not the sort of father that you
hear about in plays
He was Just human father-sort of
quiet in his ways
Just sort of family father, fairly
sound in wind and limb,
Always ready at the word and not a
nasty trick or whim.
Seldom eff his feed, and never had to
be turned out to Craze,
Safe for any child to drive, and broke
to harness forty ways.
Steady at the bit was father; found a
lot Of fun in Vorking;
Threw his weight against the collar:
seemed to have no time for shirk-
ing.
Used TO smile and say the feed bin
Kept him steady on the track;
safe to leave him without hitching:
he'd be there when you came back.