davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
nrael.Gon,ert.

Gin 0rgcl Gon5crt finoet am n0d-
Iten 0ienitog III ser Sutton Apenitc
&ereinieten @rlDer.airhe itutt, Ger
Grgonilt uno Gborleiter ser @eneiH.
oe, Sobanu $. @ltermnnL bat Gin
icbr Invertebrates @rogrdum arron-
eirt. 0oS Yrogranm entbGlt S8erfe
BON N}cnoelSiobn Hoilini gSagner,
GuboiS, 2entmcns uno on0eren gro.
Ben WleiItcrn. '5r. g9iaium 3ieeler
miro 3mei @inIin SoIi ipieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
g-Sta6trot6SmitoIie6 9aM9Oillc
tDOf.

Wlor9en fin0et 0ie 8eer0iNlng DEC
I'M 9llter bon 73 Sobrcn in leiner
gSo6nung, 9lr, 1920, 2ia6iItroBe,
pcrItot6cnen sobn =. 2onqpillc Itott.
Ger So0te mar ebenIuIiger StootratG
uu0 Dertrot oic olte IL. g8aro, melHC
nunne9r oic 90. gcporocn lit. Cine
3eit lang fiibrte CT cine 6urni in
9(nnc 9lritn0el Golintp. 9lcbcu iei.
ner @ittme ii6erleben i'm 0rei Sob
ne, 6nolf @ntelfiuoer 3pei llrcntel
un0 cine S6meiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

Gic Al Sabre alte 9leaic Burton
alias Snber, cuipicb aciiern 9tdh.
nlittag flir5 Dor lk2 ll6r onf ocm
Gamoen 9a6n6oie cinem &drer oes
Stoats -9lr6cits6allics, ucl6er Iie 8ii
Qleid nit einem an0crcn @eiange.
ncn IN Die 9lnItalt bringeu ioQtc.
@cnigc N}imlten uod VA ll6r ieooG
wuroe Die &oli3ei Scr 9lnsrciBerin
mieOer 6ab6oft unD idoffic iie uoA
ser peili1en &oli5ci-Stotion, pos
iel6It lie fir Oie 9litoritGten ocs
StootS 9lrbeitS1ailles icitge6olten
miro. gieuic 9urton mar am u
9lpril IS. sSa6rcs DON 9iidter @ua in
Wiouut @inanS iuegcn &ago6un0i.
renS 81 Mlonatcn 9lr6etS6ous Der
lrt6eilt morocn, @eiicrn @orniittog
lieB Iic I9 mad ocm &reiSgeribt 5u
Gomion brin9eu mo 6eantro0tc cine
9Inmlairmg oocr GerIir3lna i6rer
Stroie. Sbrem Griuben muroe ie-
Oocb nic6t ltattQcge1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

Grnit 9(. 9lderuloh %, uno SID
q. 99olf rs; 9eioe bon gSilming.
ton 8cl.
Senot Goaet SO, @ittper, uuG
2ena 9ruggnon so, gSittpe.
SenrD .. g9. SoD, 27, unO Wlo-
mic 9. 6. Sinclair, "a, geitbieioen.
Soiep6 $. GuQiun 80, g8ittper,
2ourel, @l0. lno @ertruoe @uIlunn,
80, Stepne1, 4Ro.
g8iaiom u. Stau6S, o. un0 &ero
g. Semler, Is; @eioe BON SagerS-
tomn, 0iO.
Grnit 9amcifort, 80, imo Soa 90.
@ei0e. 80. g9ittme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Nnnnrlhndl1eit.

EaItor 9fiNor0 Grid pereinte IN
ieiner gSobnimq oil Baltimore uno
Sare.6troBe geitern 3wei Eoare gum
@unoc fiirs Seben: g8iIliom Sed
uno Bertha g8irt ino Somes &epitt
rm0 glnnu SenfinS. Die jungen
@aare, Die nun genleiuianl 0eS Sc
hens Sreuo mo 2ei0 tbeilen iuoI(en
iino mli Sarmen in Der g}1Be bonn
@ad gtiper onIdllia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Mcilm 9rnnnenaralcn uerIeNt.

Wt1oel 8. &errmdl inobHbntt ~
9lr. 500, Columbia gIUeuue, wlroc
9citern &ornittog gegen II llDr bel
ser glusfiibrung bon eroarbelten
nidt unerbeblicb perleBt. er mar oo-
nit belddftigt 5u 6oIe0S @uorterS
in Sorforo Gount0 cmen 8runncn
oltS3ugraben ais OaS Groreicb plob.
li6 noMgob un0 i'm an ocn geuen
lno Dem &iiden DerleBte. Serrmon
mciocrtc iid6, III Gin Soipitol gcbrodt
5u mer0elL uno mllroc IN 6olgc oei.
fen in sic gSobniug leiner Scblpeiter,
,Srau 2ouiia W}cGorrcn yr. 1896,
Columbia g(pcnue, geibatit uno Pr
Q'ouo III 9cbanolun9en gegc6eu. gllI,
eebliA luQ Serrman bel ieiner gIr0elt
cine 00namit Batronc bembt babell.
9llS er oielel6c IN Der @rOe beielti9f
6ottc, oerlieB CT Den @Iab oui lmqe'
iobr 20 W}initelb obne Dob oie So'
Hlng in oieier 8cit 5ur gnt3iuouilg
gefommeu wGre. Scum mar CT le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

9lbron @olofuB, ser toIentoac
rrliti1e Gioliniit wel6er bonn 3eo.
boon @hiiit Gonierpotoriim ieinC
iuiliifolii6e 9(usbiloung genoiien bat,
miro beiite 9lbcnO ii oieleu SSnltitut
ein 9tecital Ge6cu fir mel6eS Oos
fol9enOe Yrogramm aufgeItellt lit.
@. s. SGnOel: o9loagio," u9laegro"
uno o2arg6etto~; Gorrelis&eonaro,
go 5olio"; 3. SHES o9l0agio non
troppo" uno u@erpetuum mobile
S. W} 2ecloir. nSorabonoe on6
Eomboirin~; 90. pouier. 0llngori.
lhc &bupIo0ic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Qotlulildlc Mu6ltGatiafeitS.Q Qcoipn.

0ic oS{otb0liltbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2egion" bdlt om IL. @}oi in gelu.
9orf ibre syabres &criummlung a9,
5u ipeI6cr iic6 auBer Dem 0berprd.
iioenten &icborO y. Gippett oie fol.
aen0en &epr6ieutouten begeben rper.
Oen ScnrD ". 8oiic, Gbonlo8 s,
SiSfp, 5ficbter gSiaionl @l. Dunn,
Gomor0 &ei9ned, g8iaiam 9. @or.
mid, Or. g9iaiun 8. Suaipun mo
s. 9. 03c@ooern. Sr. 9iidarO 9.
Eippctt miro wabridcinlib ols9ber.
grdiioctt pieoerenpdblt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

om 9eob 9lnuieo 8ier Gin Cons
ltatt bel ipelAcm piele @nltiMorer
onipeieno icin mcr0en. Die 4airos
nenen meroen bic folgcnoen 1amcn
iein. Sroucu 8. 8. gttrfin SameS
Sutton 9. 2elpiS, Clarence glelps
iomc, 6. GproraD 2oilo ino 5rdulciH
Ylunhe &eipiS.
Sugb G'0onnea BON Rbilaoel
pBia, ein betanntcr SournaIiit miro
bcite g}a1mittag onldBlid pcs mo-
dlcntlibcn Slm6epn 0es y@itD Glub"
eineu @ortrag iber Glide 9bler.
potioncn auf Der Gur6reiic~ 6aItcr.
0ie @atten ser DiitgIieocr Der
n5ranen @cieaidait bon yloro Garo
lima" maren qcitcrn 9lbeuo oie @dIte
Sieler Gereiuiaung anIdBlih eineS
QjonfcttS, melbcs 0ieielbc int ,@mer
lon-Notel 5u oicicm 3ipede oeron.
ltoltet 6attc gllS Iooitmcilterin
finoirte 6rau Sobu a. SGartcr.
Trat g. Tloro 'Glunmcr bon
ggaibinoion 5etretdrin 0cS Sonn
toasldul Departcmcnt8 Der General
Gonferens Der ,Sepcntb GaU 9l0ncns
fits irnterbreitete oieicr @clloiien
ldaft ibrcu @erid5t iibcr Oen Sort
iAritt, pelcben oic Wcicuimaft Qe
luat6t bat mn bic n0tbiQen Tonos
3ur 6orocrung ibrGr Wtiiiioncn HI
iommcn 81 bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
0cin (8clS, .06rr falidJc 3d6nc.

Die @ebeintpoli5ci fo6noet oitf ci,
nen gepiiien Snne5 $. 9cmis, Der
am leBtcn @}itlpod bon 9iic9uionO,
3d., noG Baltimore fam nnO I'M
yS5otel Staifor0" obltieg. Gr ioll
anaeblid Sen Geriicb aena9t 6aben,
Die oIitle Guarantee q Grult So. "
Inn $1,000 on5lidmicren. 9lnh ioa
er ii6 ais Der @eib1itsleiter Ocs
o@arlnnl q @aileD Girfils" allSge.
geben un0 oen &eriiicb gemabt
6abeu Gin g(lltomobi[ bon Der n0ocr-
lanO 9hho GompanD" mittelit eineS
iucrt6loieu GbedS IN @o6c bon $t103
5l faiiicn. 81 bei0cn 6Gacn bate
CT tetn Slid. Gr beiu6te ounn Den
3o6nar5t Gr gSil6ir &riCe, oclien
2(telicr lib an ser @de BON St. &anl-
StraBe iuio gtortbs9lnenue beiinOet,
lnO lieB li1 sort iein @e6iB rcpari-
rem. Gr pcriprad Dem 3o6narjt
Sen Gbed fir Die 9lrbcit ipater III
iiberlcnoen, mo crflGrte, Oab er io-
ebcn bei Der nGperlanb 9lldo 50. 4
einep G6ed ii6er $1,000 in 3o6hmJ
9ego6cn babe Der 3a6nnr5t Crtlns
oigte iid6 telepbonii1 bei Scr genani-
ten @eieai6ait wcIde ieine 6raae
beabte @r woate iic5 Damn natiira
licb oen alm0en nibt entqe6en loiien
mo reparirtc Dem 6remoen ooS eic-
Bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Gln6Oamcu ais Stralcu6aGuGuu.
oufteurc.

0cS " oineS. "a, s. Mlai.
GroB oes 1era6iir0menoeu 3eaens
Ipnairien 400 Gluboamcn IN 0cnt
geitrigcn uSroller.Saa~ ais SraBen,
ba6n Gon0uftGrc. Sin gemifer
gro5entiaB Der @tnnabmeu miro SON
Den StraBeubabn @ciclihaiteu all
Den @onIen's Gmb" aus0c3a6lt wcr-
OeE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
eernennt aletl pperirt.

Sergeant SSobn Getb pon nOro'
meitliNen Boli5eioiitrift 6efinoet iib
our 3eit i'm n6rantlin.Squo Soipi.
tol e moiclbit er iidb an 9onnerltog
elmer @ols-0perotion unter5icben
ntuBtc. Der Giu9riff ioIl eriolgrcib
gcpeien iein. 0os @efinocn oeS Ser.
Gcanteu lit 6ufricoeniteIleno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
M1lr,er Gtrife.

Die 0iiferen5en 5lpiimen ehpo SO
in Smin0ea 9ros. @laSblGierei
9o1oros im0 9hliien StraBe, ungc-
itellten yegeru mo ibrer 6irmo iinr
beigelcgt. Die 2eute, peIde ont 9on.
neritag sic glrbeit nie0ergelegt bat.
ten, nobuen iic I'M Soufc oeS geltri.
Aen SnaeS micncr nltf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
S2ene SuOuftrie 6lH6t.

Uine 0en0ung glSpbolt mcltbc 20
Giienbobn 8aggonS lunfnilen miro,
DerldBt om ndd6iten Dlontag @agi
ner's, @oint. Die Senouue, mel6C
oIS oic groBtc biSber bon bier Der
l9idte bc5cidnct miro, lit fir Detroit
5imi 9lSpbaltircn Der StraBen be.
itinmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
glntomu6il ocIto6leu.

Sin brennenOes 9lutomobil murOe
goItcrn Wtorgen fir5 Dor 523 ll6r
an ser gcfe bon @uiliorO glbemie unO
&anoole SroBe ouTgefnOen @ic
6clerme6r l6i6ic sic 5lanlmen glei@
Oarouf obuc N}i6e. IS felltc iid 0a.
bel bcraus, oaB sic W}oiGinc s. y.
Care bon 9tr. 2042, giorO Sutton.
qlDeWue, ge60rtc rno ibm Dor oent
CTS @ouptquartier, glr. 307,
@eit 6oDetteitrobe, gcito6len morocn
mnr, troBocu IiN pegcnilber oaS be
Ic6ie&ortol BON o6orO'S GpcrnborS"
befinoet 0ic Stcllc Bell erlcud)tct uno
1tctS init mebrcren Boli5iiten beleBt
iii. Sr. 9ooc bega6 iid INN 8 llbr
9IbenoS in ooS GubgebduOc lnO ais
CT c8 fur8 oor 2 llbr micOcr OerlicB,
mar iein 9llto ipirloS Dcrlc6munoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
QSOm Straicn6a6uluaaoon oeltiir5t

WeiiH Ncrlolicn cInc9 SfraBcn'
ba6npaggons Der ct. sEaul.StraBen-
&iuic por 0em llnion-9a6nboie glitt
Qcitcrn 9(beno bic 10 Sabre alte Sel-
len 9Rutfcr bonn Erittbrett inO fiel in
oie StraBe. Sie crlitt i6mcr5baiie
MerleBlmaen anl linten gLrm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

0Dnaluit crploOirte un0 Oie @ro.
molien atf Den glrbeiter einoronqen.
SdnloeH madteu i'm gum 0ie6.
SSe9en ange6Iiben 0ic6ita6l in
3mei 6dllen nutBte in Der nlittleren
%oli5eiItotion @oli3ei Station iid6
Dor 9fidter Supplee geitern Ser 80
Sabre alte Sames .. Iur6D, bon
ytr. 25t4 Sit-Monumcnt- -StroBe Der.
altluorteu. @oli5ei.Sergeant sSens
tens oer5aftete i6H, ais ct III einem
Alttpaorengeiddft @}etollt6eiIe 3u
oertaufen iudte, Sic anqe6licb scr
Baltimore uno G6io.9o6n4 ae6o.
rem. Iie Giien6aBngeieQidaft 6otte
aegen Dar6D, ser felt 30 SSa6ren 6ei
Igr als &eiieliAmieo ongeitellt iuar,
one glntlage megen Die6itabls III 3mei
0allen erbo6en 0or6D qeItanO BEL.
oe Gtebltdue Elm un0 go6 All, our1
lelne 6rolL BON ser er lett bier Sab
reH gedeOen lit in 0ieie 6e0rdnatc
Sage 9ebroc5t woroen 5u icin. SSrau
SQrbD babe Is ange6Iid icrtio ae.
Dra@t oos $30,0O0 qroBe Gerinoden
wa5reno DER 30.idbrigcn G6e ourd.
5ibrIngen lmO Del ser 5d,ciDunq
oem Nlanne nod fir $1,000 nn6e3o6is
te 9iedlmgen 5uriid5ulailcn. Gar
Dp 9ab an lcit lanaer 3eit 6emiibt
9eipeleu 3ll leilL 0ieie Slunme oQ-
mdDllc5 a65iBa6len babe IdlicBlicb
aDer oen @lut5 uerloreu imo lib ent.
lDlonen oen leicbteren, a6er menioer
ebrenboIien gSeg oes &er0icnens Sl
1eldreiten GdrbD lpuroe BON Rih.
ter Snpplcc III ieocr Tie6itn6Is6e.
l@iloigrng lmter $500 9iiraidoft
gcltelt imO mnBte bis SIR @cric6ts.
per6onohmg ms StootaefdnQniB
ell5iebcu, 0a cr OaS Gjelo nicbt ami.
6ringen foHnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
gI6fa6rtStagc Der 9nRaeicr.S .Sompfer
bon Gcmsg)urf

sIm 3. 0aoi .gomcronia~ nad
Glasgow.
slm 9. @1oi raroonIono had, S..
Der lmO qlntmcrpcu.
sIm 0. alai ,0Ivmpic" mas
Soutbamptou.
sln .. aaoi ~9lrnncpasfa" naa
2onoou.
9lnt 8. 0}ai ~9lapoIi" uo4 glca.
pei.
grm ). gaai .gcuc5io" uod g2ar.
ieiac.
PIN 8. 9aai .c5eaao" no0
SoDre.
glm 8. @1oi .grcii0ent Grant"
nod Somburg.
9(m 0. @loi ,Scpolie" nad 9re'
men.
g(n 10. Moi uaronprin5 @iI-
bclm" not Bremen
Sim ~. Mai .G3ar" nod &ottcr.
oaul ino 1ibai-
glm IL. @aoi uglooroam" uadl
9lotteroanl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Der llnteridllnollno 0eidJnlOiot.

Nrfbllr 3. Sbclton Don M l243,
Sig6iitraBc Gin 33 Sabre alter Ser
fdufer Der 6irma G6arle9 s.. &roul-
berger, bon 9tr. 20, Sii0s6rcOerid-
5traBc, uurOe acitcui iil Der mitt-
lcren Goli5ciiiation pon $oli5eiricbter
Supplec rnter Der 9lni0nloigmg,
anaebli6 %39.33 Dem gcparnten @es
icbdIts6al6e nerlntrciit 81 6o6cl Ocn
WroBQcinmorenen ii6erantmortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
edrnfnnn flIr 9InGnrn-eeminnr.

gluburn, 9f.-y), S. Gfai 9iaA
Der aeltrigcu SAluBattsSibuna ser
Direttoren Oes 9ll6irn Gbeoloqiibcl
Seminars CAB @. p. 5teuart 0er
gr6iioent oes Gireftorinms. betanut,
onB ,Sran g. 2. 3enncDD ats pen
S5taot gtelu.Yort oem Seminar ein
@eidenf BON 100000 gemaht bat
6rau &cnneop lit cine 5hpdgerin
OcS 9iep. 9l 8. S6oniiler. ocS ASrdii.
ocntcn Der NliiionSQcicliddit III oer
Staot gtcp gorf mo 9litgle0s Oes
AirettQrnunS pcs Seminars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Nlelr @eIO fHr ngllereu.9oipitaI.n Z

&iorriGulen fatboliiHer @emeinoen
iammeln $t,204S5 fiir oos @lercp
Soipital. &ielc anDere Sub
icriptionen ieit Dem 9l6i0luB Der
Gampagne cingclauien.
GrfreuIi6erpeiic icben Die 50r0e-
rer Der Gornpogne sur 9lui6ringlng
Oes 6ouo's bon $4,000 fiir Oos
Olercp Soipitol i6r iegensreibeS
gSirfeu tort Gie @iorricbulen fa-
t6olii6er @emeinOen bu6en 0ieSlms
me bon 81 ,204.s5 geiammelt Gieier
9etrog Dertbeilt iid auf Die iolgen-
ben Shulen:
Ct @eter's SGulc, &ua6cu $S025
Ct @li3abetb'S ........... 1904
ct @atrid's ...... 1917
ct. @ntrid's, @tdodet. 1928
St. SriogetS ............ 37O5
Ct 9eo'S Observation-Disclosures. 1906
ct @rcgorD'S ...:......... 721S
Ct DlarDS, Somlot........ 22.35
Dlt ct ,Soiepb'5 Goacg s~ 1892
2oDola GoQcQ ........t .t0G30
ct. 9(nn'S S6ulc. .......1tA.52
St. &at6crineS ...... 1880
Nfolna gGni6in0ton. ..... $3.50
ct. sSo6n's ....... 25l.GS
Ct 9lt6onaiius Curtis 9op) 2t1O
ct. W}arD's @oOans,..... 5000
Inter anoeren groBen Su6icrips
iionen 6eiinoen iiG ioldc bon.
,yere S. g96celmrig6t. $4,000
gll6crt 9. 3. Gmens ..... 10000
Or. ltn6 9Jrmt g. 6. Sarrion 10000
,SraI 0clion @erin. .. 10000
Gtote N}uhtal 9. & 6 9[lIo... 10000
Df. St. 9lQncS Gonpent 10000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Wermiidlte teleQrap6ildle 1epcidlen

- w WV TNFNYF F"FV0TtVN = ~ TV7TNIIF
Sn gSarian 9ts2., iit i'm Sitter
bon 80 Sa5ren .Qlaior s. VI. GuoleD
gcltorbet oas lcBte Der uripriinalis
den NiitglieOcr ser ,,4reB gtiiocia-
tion4 Ocs Staotes gtcp-Nort. Ger
icl6e mar BON 1887 Dis 1895 alS
,Spnrnnliit th1tin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

otA 5ur 9luicit 5urildgcfcbrt. ais oas
0Dnolnit crplooirte uuo oic Gro.
moilen mif oen g(rbeiter cinoronqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

@aTe 5nr gleiIe ms NnSIanO beiOret
6. yRdinc, VT. Alb, ShASaItimUrc Strs
Wage 0nitum SUai. &Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

Ger r&erein oeiaiber 6reinau-
rer~ miro moroen ieine lebte 9lonats-
Merchandising Dor oeu Soulmermoud-
ten 6altcn Gieielbe iiuoet 9lbeuOS
s ll6r in oem @lublofalc 0eS u@er-
mania-@lGnucrhorS~ natt Sr. Sr.
Inns 3ieget miro einen intereliautcn
mO 5eitgcnGBen Gortrag balteu SSt
bcporIie6euOen Sonmer nlaAt Der
Gereil wieocr cinen 2lusllug nndJ
0jreat Sails am &otomac bel &oi6-
iugton.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11
OLMSTEAD N

The 9th Annual Reunion of the
Olmstead family was held at the
home of Chas. Olmstead of Seward,
Ohio, Sept 7th 1914, "a being present
to enjoy the day. A bountiful dinner
was served testifying to the efficien-
cy Of the ladies of this family in pre-
pairing the Injuries as well as the
n-ecessaries of life. After this inter-
esting part Of the day was over a
short program was rendered by the
little folks and right well did they
do their part in making an enjoyable
day. The Old officers were elected
for another year, and a day well
spent ID reviewing family ties and
old friendshfpfpM too soon came to an
end. Those present from away were
Mr.. and Mr&nsSchreffler, Mrs. Fry
singer and daughter Mildred of Ere
mont, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Robbins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rawlings and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Raw
lings, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. Rawlings
and baby and Alice Cleghorn of Tole-
do, Eleanor Sites of Erie, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Keller and daughter
of Medina, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Keller and children of Ottawa Lake,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sites and
Howard of near Hudson, Mich, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shannon of Delta.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11
". c. 7. II. CONVENTION

Following is the program of the
Fulton County w. C. T. u. Conven-
ton which is to be held in Wauseon,
beginning on Thursday evening
September oath, and continuing
through the day of Friday the 18th.
The Thursday evening meeting will
be held in the court house.
7:15 p. m. Opening Song.
Devotional-Mrs. J. Hamlin Smith.
Brief Greetings from Wauseon Citi-
zens.
Reading-Miss Stotzer, Archbold.
Reading-Grace Gould, Wauseon.
Music
Address-Mrs. Viola D. Romans.
Cor. Sec'y Ohio w. C. T. U.
Friday September 25th at the Metho-
dist church.
9:15 a. m. Opening Exercises.
9:2O-Devotional-Mrs. r. R. Coon.
Song
9:30-Address of Welcome = Mrs.
Charley Jordan.
Response-Mrs. Stella Stew
ems.
9:50-Appointing of Committees.
9:55-Reports 4of Unions by Local
presidents.
Reports of County Superin-
tendents.
10:45-Paper-The Progress of Wom-
an-Mrs. Jas. Bruce.
11:00-Selection-Mrs. Lettie Borton.
11:10-Reading-Mrs. Chas. Gould.
II charlottesville. Viola d. Ro-
mans.
12:00-Noontide Prayer-Mrs. Viola
Romans.
1870 p. m.-Devotional-Mrs Sarah
Reighard.
1:45-Memorial for Deceased Mem
bers-Mrs. Rilla Borton.
2:00-Selection-Mrs. Ethel Camp
bell.
2:20-Music.
2:25-Election of officers and reports
of Committees.
3:15-Address-Mrs. Viola D. Ro-
mans.
4:00LAdjournment.
County Officers.
Pres.-Mrs. Lulu Plettner, Wauseon
Vice Pres Mrs. Sarah Reighard
Delta.
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. Amelia Overly, Wau'
seon.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Hannah Fisher, Arch
bold.
Rally Cry
State Wide Prohibition and Votes fol
Women 1914.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11
eMcCITIRE AT NAPOLEoN

One of the attractions at the Napo-
leon Fair this year was HMicky Nc
CURE The Wild Irish Rose of The
Skies" who did things with an areo-
plane that astonished those who wit
messed his flights. Mcclure who is a
pupil of Lincoln Beachey has the repu-
tation of having absolute control of
his machine at all times; his feats
were remarkable, and exhibited what
seemed to many like reckless daring.
Unfortunately one serious accident
occurred to mar the memory of the ex-
hibit; as Mcclure made a descent
close to the ground on Friday after
noon some part of the machine struck
a lady who was watching the exhibit
tom infiicting a cut on one side of her
face and seriously shocking her, at
last reports she was improving.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11

Mr.. James Shields and wife of
Fredericksburg, visited in the homes
of ". w. Croninger and George New
conner, Saturday and Sunday last.
Joe Aldrich was home over Sunday
he and Donald were out on his motor
| cycle to see their grandmother and
had a little visit with the Worleys.
Mrs. VIM. fisher spent Sunday with
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mack Of Butler, Indiana, and
her cousin, Mrs. Gust Whitman of
Edgerton.
Mrs. Charles Lowe returned to her
home in Toledo Monday after9a visit
of ten days with her parents. o. E.
Crout and family and other relatives
and trends.
Levi Hoy and G. B. Burr attended
the Rural Mail Carriers Picnic at
! Walbridge Park last Monday, they
report a good time, 55 men and 80 la
dies present.
Mrs. Frank E. Kenyon and son,
Frank S. spent Wednesday and Thurs
! day of this week in Waterloo, Ind,
visiting in the home Of Mrs. Kenyon's
uncle, DR.. A.. B. Darby.
Miss Fanny Kenyon returned to
Oxford, Ohio, on Monday for her SEN
ior year at Western College. Miss
Marjorie Humphreys, also enters
Western College this yearsaA
Mrs. A. Dickson, of Gaylord,
Mich, returned to her home last Mon
day after a pleasant visit of five
weeks among old friends and rela-
! tives in Wauseor and vicinity.
Miss Nancy Williams and her broth
err Milton leave Monday next for
Wooster University, Miss Nancy will
enter the University o the first year.
Milton will begin his senior year.
James L. Chatfield a former resi-
dent of Fulton county now of Delray,
Florida, came last Friday night to
!, visit Allen Shade and wife and to
remain during the Fulton County
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Reighard and
son Frank left Wednesday for Cleve-
land where they expect to spend the
balance of the week, they will attend
the Legislative reunion at Akron dur
ing their absence.
Miss Ruth Waid of Tiffin, Ohio, a
former resident of Wauseon and a
pupil in the Wauseon Public schools,
visited her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gisel and also Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Shade last week return.
ing to her home Monday.
Miss Madalena Stukey the sister Of
Mrs. E. P. Ames arrived in Museor
last Saturday and left Thursday fol
Enid, Oklahoma, where she has {
position as an instructor in a colleg'
located at that point. Miss Stuke.
has certainly had thrilling experienc
es during her stay in Paris and on the
return trip this Summer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11
PERSONAL


Miss Ella Domitio spent Tuesday
In Toledo.
Alfred Worley was home over Sun
day and Labor Day.
Otto Hampshire spent last week
with relatives in Columbus.
Ed Barrett of Toledo visited his
sister, Mrs r. H. Kenyon last Mon
day.
Miss Mary Mason Of Toledo was
the over Sunday guest of Miss Ella
lDomitio.
Miss Murl Tedrow is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. E. Ryder in Detroit,
this week.
Luther Shade went to Catawba
Island tbs week for a stay Of a week
or ten days.
Miss Libbie Ellen of Pettisville. is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ehafles~K King s.
Mrs. Jno, Trudel has returned from
shxr Visit in Pennsylvania, and is not
III good health
.Ielsnds RiAry leaves Monday to be-
gin his University course in the O.
s. Isxat Columbus.
Misses Helen and Grace Weber of
Toiedos were the, over Sunday guests
Of Wauseon friends.
Harry Orndorff, Of Detroit, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Knight Qrndorf.
Donald Barrett Of Toledo spent Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday with Wau-
seon relatives and friends.
rs Mr.. Ray Numbers of Columbus
spent q few days of this week with
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Bauer spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Parsels of Napoleon.
w. j. Baker and family and Caul
Allen Of Toledo were over Sunday
visitors in the home Of M. B. VALID
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson of
Ligonier, Ind, were guests Of Wau-
0 friends for a few days last
week.
Mrs. John Finchem Of Hastings,
Mich, and Mrs. B. r. Todd of Delta,
o., were guests at Eugene Disbrows
Tuesday.
MI. A.. M. Barber and family are
enjoying q weeks vacation with al
uncle Of Mr.. BARRIERS near Kalama-
zoo, Mich
Miss Kathryn Weir is attending tn,
Annual Cost Congress Of the Ohio
Printers Federation in. CLEVELAND
this week.
Frank S. Kenyon is spending this
week at home he will resume his worl
in the 0berlin Conservatory of Mus
ic snext week.
Miss Alice Gorsuch and Mr.. Johr
sVelersof Toledo, Ohio, autoed to Wau
seon Sunday and spent the day at thu
Stuempel home.
N. M. Harlton, wife and daughte,
Margaret and son Beverly were thu
guests Of E. L. Barrett and family il
Toledo Saturday and Sunday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-09-11
L SCHOOL REUNION

The Blue School held their sixth
annual reunion on the old grounds
Sept. 81. Five teachers and SO pu-
pills were present gathering from De-
fiance to Toledo and from Adrian to
Holgate. After a short program a
business meeting resulted in the re-
election of R. C. Skeels for president;
w. T. Miller, 1st Vice President; ].
j. Friedrich, End Vice President; May
Skeels, Sec'y.; Bertha Gray, Rec,
Sec'y.; Walter Segrist, Byron David
son, Elmer Biery, Executive Commit
tee.
Among the pleasant events of the
day was the reading of a very inter
esting letter from a former teacher
We hoped to secure the letter fol
publication and may do SO at a latel
date.