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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
FAN1NE,s SHADOW.

New York, Aug. 26.-Hunger viii
bring peace In Europe, is the opinion
Of DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent Of Columbia university, who has
returned home after the European
war interfered with his plans to visit
q personal invitation. a
II don't believe the war will last
long, DR.. Butler said. II believe the
cessation Of hostilities will come from
a shortage Of food supply rather than
from decisive victories on the battle
field. II war continues q few weeks
longer. victor and vanished will find
9 common lot awaiting them In the
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
KEN TEMPLE PLAN BIG TINE
Committees Have Been Named to Pre-.
pare Program for Ladies' Night
September is.

Elaborate plans are being made for
the big celebration in this city by
KEN Temple on September Is. the
date having been set aside as ladies'
night Potentate H. Bendeke has just
announced the committees to take
charge of the affair. The committees
follow:
Reception Committee-Mrs. Tracy
r. Bangs, chairman; Mrs. R. D. Camp
bell, Mrs. F. D. Cameron. Mrs. A. S.
Dinnie, Mrs. Geo. E. Duis, Mrs. Aug.
Eggers, Mrs: c. G. Gowran, Mrs. c. A.
Hale. Mrs. D. G. Moore, Mrs. A. L..
Netcher, Mrs. Sig Wolff.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. r.
Green, chairman; Mrs. w. H. Alexan-
der. Mrs. ]. D. Bacon. Mrs c. N.
Barnes, Mrs. Charles Bartles, Mrs. A.
P. Clifford. Mrs. F. 3. Feetham, Mrs.
W. w. Fegan. Mrs. G. r. jacob, Mrs.
w. H. Kelsey, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Merrill, Mrs.
J. w. ogren, Mrs NJ. G. Olson, Mrs.
j. H. Void
The chap who gets locked up for
heinp fu11 is fortunate If he b,. -
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
MANAGER OF BRANCH HOUSE
John NORM Sent to Huron by Nash
Brothers to Open up New
Grocery Concern.

John NORM. who for several years
has been engaged as a travelling sales
man for the Friend Marks clothing
firm, has been engaged by Nash
Brothers of this city to manage a
branch wholesale house at Huron. S..
d. The new firm is known as the
Huron Grocery company. Mr. NORM
has already opened UP the new place:
His family. 21s Walnut street. will
leave the city this week.
Mr. NORM is we'll known in the city,
having travelled out of here for yqears.
He was formerly engaged as salesman
by the Grand Forks Mercantile COM
pany.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
FRENCH AND COMMERCE..

Paris. Aug. 26.-With the idea Of
facilitating commerce in France, it is
officially announced that the water
ways in the interior Of the republic
are to be reopened.
1t is understood, however. that mill
tary movements will be given prefer
ence over all other traffic.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26

at various times during the year. It
is figured that $3.50 will cover this ex-
pense.
The ways and means committee,
consisting Of w. H. Kelsey. T. J. Smith
and E. l. Pyes, met this afternoon to
consider the budget. An informal
meeting of the council will be held
tonight to discuss it. The appropria-
ton ordinance will be introduced at
the regular September meeting.
The following table shows the ap-
preparations for last year and the
amounts asked for this year:
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
EX-GOVERNOR TO
Make HOME HERE
E.. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro
Leases Spriggs Residence
For Winter Season.

Announcement was made this aft
ernoon to the effect that former Gov
ernor E. Y. Sarles Of Hillsboro has
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26

Happiness Is mostly atematter Of the
imagination. ~
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26

The chap who gets locked up for
being full is fortunate If he has a
friend who will bail him out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
4late far @ieIe.

Wouoerncnr @oIoSboroua1 9at sic
@rnenum9 Der ioIoenoeu Qerlonen
81 Stellen in Der GommiIiion fiir
oiientlihe @ctriebc ouaeoronet Sc.
mtel glIbrittain Ga Qlota, Wlo..
GIerf 5u St0S.33 bro N3ondt 6 g.
2lnocrion g}r 907, 91oro.gbarles.
StraBc, Snipcftor. 5u $S6.66 bro
0louat; 9. 6 Bacon. g}r 100, Git.
20. StraBc 4nipetior, 5li $S6.66
pro glQnat g. 9t 8iirte, 9tr. i0S,
@elt-36. 1troBe, Suipettor. 3il SIS
pro 9llouat; 8 8. Suit 9er 20. Git.
lSranfIin.StraBe, anipettor. 5ii $780,
66 pro Dlonat; O. 2. @urep, 91r.
907 9lorO-gbarIes.S .StrnBe. Glerf ait
SS666 pro Wlonat iuio @infueo "
sove, 9lioermooo, .Ro. glerf SUI
SS666 pro alonat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
ytac, Onr6 GrtdItang OOer
GatarrB OrrNOpit iOiOrt gcOifnet.

Gicier iiibc, wiir5ige @aliam miro
0srh 0ie gdune Der g}aie auigelolt
lmo beilt Die cni5iinOeten aeihpolle.
nen Shleiubdute. iuelhe 9saic, &opf
mo aeblfopi beoedet; reiniat Die
2uftfan1Ic; tout unanBenebnen
glusfliiiien Ginbalt uuo eir @eiii6l
Der reinigeHoen beiduitigenoeu @r.
leidteruls iieIlt iid ioiort Elm.
9iegt beute 9ladt mht iGlailoS,
nod 9ltbem riugeno, nit peritopftem
aopi mO Deriperrter 98aie, buitellS
mo ipudelo. Gotorrb o0er cine Grs
fdltung nit laufenOer 9laie. libel
rieAenoem ShIeim IN Die 3eblc
oringeno lmo ser beiBenoen Sroden.
belt lit ihmer56ait aber wa6rbait
unnotbia.
5ebt Guren @lauber MIR eint
nal iii CHS Gream Balm uro
Sbre Grtdltng ooer Sbr Gatorrb
piro iiderIid vcriblpinoeu
(9ln5ei8e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

9lcllos 6. 9lad, 2s; Geleitc 9.
gyilfme, 25.
@aloluin 1ori6 80, @itnper;
WlarD 4. Sm6erlono, lS, @ittme.
9llbcrt S. Gardner 23; Sula ..
0liiier. 20.
Carl u. Sagnes 20, yloriolt, Ga.
5lorence 2. Gull "A.
;SarrD s. ae6ne. 26; 6Iorcnce :.
G6omas, 27 geidieoeu.
G6riS 8. @latbiieu, 80, @ai6mg
toiL 2. s.; 9lgnes Vlc9rioc, %,
&qibiugton 9 g.
9lrt6lr o. 9liderion 2l5 2lualiitd
Selnfer rs.
George 2. SmarOot 81; 90lorp
St. aiaalea 30.
9}reitou 9. Goaunt 26, @aibing.
ton, 9. s.. @race ~ 3ea 80.
@eorge u Gant6er. "a geidHe.
Oen glmiro 9t9.; @lamie s. Orc.
mon "a 2SIlllcmsport Fd.
S6ornton Gotic1, %; Catherine
9. Sittlc, %.
Nobn @. G6apman -, Spriug
SiQ, Mo-; 9luelia Z. Smoot Az,
Saultner, Qlo.
1Sranf @. Stone, %. @bepv Gbaie.
Nlo.; @eoa ". ssolic, Gbeo0 Gbaic,
N11.
Nliltou Z 5reeburger, %; Gutbo
6. gen6off, "a
glllun 9eleepsti 32 3eaiile G60o'
Ina. a5, @tttpe
syobn G qiugau 80 9elair. Ilo
Gi3abetb q @lcWouert 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Sm eolOcncn Strange,

Sr 2uOwis g9ieneielO uno 6rou
ieieru 1clue ben 80 So6restag
i5rer gliidIibeu G6e gmpiong
i'm Souie oes Sobucs. Oes tribe
rem StaOtratbsnIitslieOes Senrp
@ierefelo
Sm arciic ibrer ainOer un0 Sin.
oesfinOcr ilno pielcr 5reunoe unoge.
fannfen 6egebeu beiite Sr. SuOwig
gSiencfeI0 ino 6rau. Gliinbet6 @ic.
nefelo, i6ren goloeneu Sod5eitstag
in Der @obrung ibres dltcItcn Sob.
ncs, OeS friiberen Stootratbsmitglic.
oes 6enrp &. Bienefelo. g1r 20i9,
9eH @rattitroBc Sr. @ienefrlo,
Der Dor 70 Sa6ren in Mlelinget
Seiien 92oiiau geboreu lpur0e, III
ieit 30 Sabren bel Der Baltimore
Wiutuol Qebensperiiderllnes @eiea-
i1aft~ tbdtig mo pobut in Or. 13,
Siio 6oreDItrnbe. Seine Satin
itannt aus 9lotbenburg an Ser 5il.
oo, unO BORT lerrten iif oc 9eiocli
fennen nno bciratheten ,Su 1881
fam ons eliidlitc Eaar nad glmeri-
ia. SSii Scr aItcn Seimatb bat Sr.
@ieucielo nod cine Shpciier, 5rail
9lnu SeB in 6raufiiirt a. Dr. ilno
6rau @ieneielo bat bier nod 5tuci
@riioer, bic SS. Otto unO @iI6cln
Sdaub. Gas seiiiia mo forpcrlidl
nod iriidc G6cpa1r BAT 0rci ainoer;
HcnrD &, gicneiclO, 6ron Marsarc.
the So6nS mo G6riltian @icnefelo,
icpie a6t GnfcI. Ter G6e ,Subilar
0ebort 5ur o@ermania Soee" Der
5reinaurer, sur Seiferion 2ooc,
nS9iel0 Of Sonor" uno oGarrolIton.
Court, Cr0ens Der 6orreiter. 81
g6rcn res Subelpoares iinoet beute
i'm SouIe 6cs dlteIter So6nes, Sru.
S5enrp 6. @icuefeio, ell gmpioug
ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
g9arnnna fiir g9irIde.


Sets @irtbe ucrliereu 'Uegcu onge6'
li6eu Spirituoieu @erfauis am
@abltage ibre 2iceu5en. Bier
gluocre fomanen nit einem Ser
weiS oauon. 9sroteitc gegen sc.
pd6rlmg BON Siccn5eu.
Cine fiir @irt6e niht geraoc onge-
ne6me lleberroi6una bilOete Oas &C.
itriae Gorae6en scr Spirituoicu 81.
cen5-9eboroc gegeu @irtbe, pelhe
ongeiduIoigt poren am @abItagc
Spirituoien perfallit 5u bubeu. Seds
g4irtbe perIorcu i6re 2icen5eu nab
reno bier onOere nit einem 9erlueis
oaponfamcu 9}adIiebenOe bier @ir-
tie erbieIten oen 9luitrag, lid iofort
oos @elO 3uriideriiatten 81 laiien,
Oos i5re 2iceu5en nod Bis 5iun /.
N}oi n14Iten Sobrcs reprdientiren
piOrigeuials Die 2icen5cn am ndd)-
ten Gienitog piOerriifen peroeu.
g9n $. grannon, glr- 4i9, 0it.
@ittingsitraBe;
@m A. glaumaL glr 1lO7-11O9
gtoro.9legeiteriiroBe;
gIrt5ur Soruib, glr 523, Dit
GroBitraBc
glnOrep Mott6cwS, 9ir 209 II. 2t1,
0}orO,gruceiiraBc
8mei meiterc @irthe, Wlihael Sc
Soc uon g1r. 4i2, SiiO @geteritraBc
imO Otto s. 2ong bon 0lr.Si6, Son-
bar0itrobe, lieBen iid Sen @ertb
ibrer 9icen5eu ousbc5a6Ien, obue iib
auf Elm @erb6r Dor Der 2iceu5-9ebor-
DC eii5uIaiien.
Cine @erpornmg erbieltcn Die fol-
geucen @irtbe:
@arlanO ylurp6v 91r. 1875, gselt'
GroBitroBe;
0Par Seder, SIR 1921, @caiou'
StraBe;
02orris Sonuer 99r. 1886, Or
leoHsitraBc;
So6n Scnnciip, ga. Pops Caution
9Ipenue
&roteite gegeu Sicen5en
S,obn g, Cornell Der slnualt oT
@eiclihaft 5ur llutcroriiiung Oes
Caters, reiate gcitern Del Der Spiri.
hloieu 9e6oroe eincu %roteit gegen
sic @eipG6rung cincr SoteI Sicenj
iiir Charles s, @}oIpos, 93r 800,
0cit iSaoctteilraBc, uuO gcgcn oie
gciu1brung elmer @irt6idafts Si-
,eu5 fir 2ouiS 6. Senimler, 9lr10OO,
5uO GarolineiiraBe, cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
GOnpcntIon Ocr @lMnitipal.gi

9lm fonnen0en W}ittlucb Eon.
ueritoa, Grcitoe uno Saniitag iinoet
in Baltimore sic 20. Sa6resDerIdmm.
hung Der g1otionoI @rnieipal Seaaue
Itott. SSn qlnbetrabt, 0aB bcrporro'
senoe grperten oes 2onoes gInipra.
cben 6olten weroeu, erregt Die Con-
pention Oas lueitaebenoitc Snterciie.
lic @oblfa6rt oes &inoes, 6rouen-
arbcit unO Ser StaotOerUaltungS.
@lan Sa6Icl 5u Sen S6emeu lUelHe
bel Sen SiBuugcu 3ur Serban0lung
fommen peroen. llntcr Oen ange.
fiinOiQteu Neonern un0 9leSnerinnen
befiuoen iih: 6rou 6lorcnce &ellD,
0ie Sefretdriu Der 9totionol GonnI.
mers 9caquc, SRI. Sane 2l0Oams bon
G6icogo. @rof GlpOe 6. Sing bon
ser lluipcriitdt BON @euniumonicn
Srau G6or!es n. @coro 3enrp 0l
g9aitc, StootpeMualtcr BON Tapton
Sbio, @r6Iiocnt a. 2oiurence So!uea
BON Der Sorparo.llniDcriitdt, NlaDor
SSpbr @urrou Dlitbel bon gteiu-Dorf
mO Gr @encralampaIt 96arles 5.
@onopoyte
Die ocr3eiti9en 9eamten Der Sl9o
iin0. Qr6iiocnt, g9n GuoleD Soul.
Fc, BON 9liAmono, &noi &ice sSrd'
iioeuten, 6rlaoooms, sSo6u Stemort
Srpn bon 9lidmono, @o.; Gonillus
o. aiooer bon Orange @rdliOcnt
2omclf bon 0arDaro; @eor8c DC
Qlnenp bon g}e.p Dorf 5 Soroce
M1cTarlan0 bon Sarrisburg, &a.5
@6orles GidarOiou BON @6ilacel.
pbia; Gbeitcr S. Mopea BON 6rcsno
Sal; Guoleu Si5bits bon EroD; 5e.
fretdr. Clinton 9lo9ers gSoooruTi BON
EbiIaoelp6ia; SHatnieiiicr George
9urn6ont jr7 ben @bilaoelphio;
@oriitcr ces GrefntiD Gomites, Gr
@l. q. Snter bon @}ontclair 9&-S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Scrtc @ornittog lit IN ser 3ions-
Stride @rnoicoonffcit. Die Stride 1T
iilr Ole 6cicr bonn Sroucnpcrcin &c
itnlldt ipor6cn. Ger G6or linei
Duett uno GGor ans Ger Shopilrng.
ron Dcincr @it rro aus D1or
Nru6's @lode. Sober iSrieOc"
9R1diten Sointoa bcgcbt Die @emcin-
q sic @eo6thtiBfeicr Der Gntidlaie.
ncn. Dtondcr miro IN oieicn 3cit'
I0uftcn 5u ioldeni Gcoenfcn 9nlof
1a6cn Gr fonrnc iuhc imO iinoc
Croft glm IS. 0e6euiGcr miro cinc
oeltlm.potriotiihe @erionnlung in
Gelitihen @ouie geboItev weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Nlnttcn rinc idlLcdlte lleilc.

Serr mo 6rol Sobn Sarnlfel bon
93r. 22t6. 6oirmount.glpcnue fd.
ucn ouf Dem boll1noiiher Gampfer
.9iunoam" bon GciltiHlono 5iiriid,
nadocm iie lid ieit 9lus6ru@ oes
{ricgcs BORT ouiee6oltcu bottcn.
9eioe moren frob. ais iic ipieOcr anf
mcrifoniIdenl 9oOeu iuoren, nidt,
SoB cs ibnen nidt in GeutidInno ge.
ioIlcn 1dtte, Ionocrn neil oie 9ieiic
l6cr Ben G5eon fir 6os 6etagtc @oar
edit onitrcioeno un0 urangenebnt
uor. Sic fonlen nit Rbeumatismlls
lad Nouie, 0o in 0cnl Ganm in mel.
Genl iie untergebroht iuaren nab.
cno ocr 9teiie @oiier itonO. 0oS
giien iuar nint 5u genicBen llno Die
Jcoicnung mar cine inletbte. Scrr
ln0 6rau gornidcl DerlicBcn am 10.
Suli oui Dem Gompfcr raonigin
2ouiic" Baltimore mo beeaben ii@
oG ibrcm $ciniot1sort Seblbod in
oberfronfeil @oDern. 0oS Oori bot
llqefdbr 500 ginipobner uno Die
JroBere g(n5a9l Der ln1nnlincn ge'
oobner. eini6lieBliM 8iirgcrniciiter
ino @farrer, iuuroen einee5ogen
Gicr g3cffen bon 6roii 9ornidcl itc.
len cbcuiolls in Der Tront nno elmer
lcricbcL Soicpb glcubouer, idric6
N leinc Gltcra cinen griei, in peI.
0cm er cine iGredlicbe Sccne ihilOcr-
e. g[ls ole 9oDern in 5ranfrei6 ein
Corf itiirnten aus Dem cine 0eltite
gor9ut om Goge porber 0lrd 3us
oben bcrtricben lporoeu mar, muBten
lie ieoes Sous cin5eln nebmen. Sn ei'
aenl @auie fauoen iie eiuen i6diiihcn
Cffi5ier nit S1nocn lno 6itBen on
sic @ano scnogelt. Ierielbe mar
auBeroem in anoercr 9ciie iAwcr
mib6ouoelt iporocn. Gie 8oDern
moc6tcn nit ocu 3uoDen filr6en gro.
,eB. Glrd cine Stiihng bon @rn.
9ornidcl fonute IN acbl6nb cine
STRIDE crrihtet perOen, 6lt oeren Gin.
neiDung cr ua6 Geutihlano fubr.
sSabreno CT ielbit oli Der Stride nod
orbeitete, mohte ieinc 6rnn arou5e
mo ser 8iarrer fom CUR Ginpei.
hung ser Stride bon Der Shlo9tlil
iie 5uriid. 0ie 6eier mar cine groB.
ortiee ino tdglidb peroeu orci @o.
teriurier fiir Serrn nno i5rou Bar
iiiGel ee6eiet. @iele frnn5oiiihe Der
munoete loaen IN aebloorf oie ofle
iiber Die CUTE 9ebauo[ine eritolnt
poren. 9lls ein Sffisicr ftorb, Der
nadte oerielbe feline onn3e 8oorlc6aft
ron GO SSroncs oenl @oiben areii5
6onO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

oic Soften Ses 9lusiAreibcns 81 ipo
rem, niiiien oie Steuern fir Die Sab
re 1911 unO 1912 wdbreno Der nit
Oem 81. g2ooember enoenoeu @o6e
be5obIt merOeu
@e5en beute 5ur Aulterns
idladt.
N}abor 9Sreiton, Steuereinne6ner
Soof un6 biele anoere ndOtiide 9e-
ante 6ege6cn ii6 6cute 5u oem gro.
ben 9luItern. un0 S4ilofroten.@iicn
mclGcs 6cutc bon ser ocmofratildeH
Organization Der 2. g9oro in 9iioePs
W3iOole gfibcr @orf peranitaltet miro.
r.Sto0trotbsnlitglieO sung, ipelGer
Oic 2eitinq iiber Oie @eranitaltlng
Bat, beridtete geitern, oaB na6e5u
2OOO 3ntrittsforteu ocrfoutt uoroen
ieien.
Mfopor inipi5frt &ldrun sS.
9lnlage.
@eliern 9fobnIttog Illpl3Irie
Mapor &reiton Die aldrmgscnlage
om Sad 9liper. SSn ieiner 9e0lei.
tlluo 6eionoen iib G6ei. Sn9ellieur
SenoriG BON ser 9l65nssfanal-@onls
niiiion @oriiber q. aeit6 Compton
bon Der &iloiteriIngs Gommiiiion
unO @6arles Wi. Sol6ert, StroBcn-
mo Standardization bon Ct SouS.
Ser 9estoeuountc fam ais @alt pes
s5erru Compton nod Baltimore iin
oos ueue StroBenpiloiter 81 inipi'
8iren
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auf Cure Sfbe onrn sen G5ebran6 bon 3c0e.
frcitnoen Gdlbeu io Snmcrcu jii mutiesn
MeNer, Setlcn S0eercn iuo M0tmcer iu
bcnuten. rin chbnefnnge su bcimucloen mo
onran Dcrum5uboacn. ldji co MIR lhucllcr mo
nrbbcr undien. Aubetocin bluof e5 @eiabr
uon 9lriuna mo &luiperoiiinnq Scr nene
s3eo. Die ncte 0ietpooe, ME 5uror IN Der 3nb.
ucrnupcnUeimihte bcinuif. M Ocie.Si" IS
NJ flibia Iropien nif eincm Qhbnetnmne
ibun ole grbeit Gdlnier5en bcriniuinban h0B
erbnercuee hrlmpit Elm uuo ihdlt nd bers
dnBl Se nppl5ireu e5 In 3uei zeninben.
g(itbis. lunS ilcbt nidli5, moa i1merai nnb
lite Oerfe0ii eB
Ncrlndf ,,0leis.St" benic eiheno ON enbncrs
nuden tnpieen, gput5cn ober Nclbpn.licn
,Sdg,SW miro pom Vlpofbelcru iiuetnn sac
25c ole 6lnlde Derluuii oocr bireii bon Q
Qaiorence 4 60. Chicago Uctdnbi
(glna2S ,Clt4 9,opt5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

9ei oem n9lotben &reiB 9o5ar~
i'm n@reen Spring @allep Dlmt
Glub" ioaen Ole 6uBieppide 0es 90.
tales init Oerihmiinoen ieiii.
Sn Dem iednolosii9en Teporte.
mett Der So6ns SopfinS llnioerIitdt
iiuo nod 5pei 6reiiieIleu az beIeBen.
meIde ser Staats.5enotot g1. ~.
Qlolop 81 peraebeu Bat.
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iEIir Sas uNnSuluouS. l5gipilaIN.

Qloraen 9lbenS miro In Scr ..D1us
iif-Nfnoemie" cine geneiiS-@oritcl.
hme 3inn geIeu Scs .Gnoolpooo-So.
ipitaISD aeaebeu lpcroen Tie 8e.
omtinncu oes .8raaen-SiiIisperciis~
iino 3raa g9egefartb @raiioeuiiu.
STRAIT @iQinm Nnnucbafer Sefrpt6-
riiL 6rau Charles @ 6alroncr
Sdasucliieriu 6rau & s. aabIcr
eorreipouoireroe Sefretartn rait
3. 0laaorp EapIor iuu, @oriieeriu
" jSrau Z. oaiulon gtotluopo RiiIis.
Qorilscriu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Siciuist snitodnee iUiOrt; Sic ut6'
men frei; Onmpfe &opfidmer5cn
DcrIdpuiuOcni iuicrisc Gatarr6.
SlasflHNc GGren mi
Ieriu6t uGlps Cream 9alm"
aauft mir eine tleinc 6laIdc, MIR
5um @eriub. 5ii6rt Gin weuia IN Die
9loic Gin nno I'M gmseublid wcrocn
S6rc 0eritopitc 9tnie mo oeripcrrten
2uftlonale oes aopies often iciu;
Sic meroen imbebinoert atbmer;
NliBnut6 lno aopiidmcr5eu per
IAwinoei. giS 5uni 02orgen lit Ga,
tarrb, Grfdlhuns pes SsopieS ooer
pom Gotarrb pmioer &eblfopi Oer-
idpun0en
@eenoet ioldc 9cioen iebt! aaiTt
cine flcine 6laihe Gins Cream
9alm" in irscuo cifcr 9lpot6efc
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cSeaoers SrOft'glntDsils
QanR (asntuss= 2erRouf
ii bon Usidtigtcit fit sie.
NRumtag spirS Elm Sag bOn gan5 auRerOrOentlicJer
mmS srDRartiser OSclOerIparHiB.W .WeIesen6eiti icin.

irfc eid crRdls nnubirt6are GraruiVc biSeu bic
gu,unssa nnS gurtbe Sic mir S6uu mOrau i'm eenS4
bien uuen Sic anReramO6ndc Bargains Fub in
acr un Der bese6rteen aars Oo6auOn seraO Die SUDDEN bic
@ m 6ramden uOer sic se gum 0uufiueaussfsR fir Hts
c6nadtsosufc uOcr fr sic geSaruie Ses du gnters cr
6ramdsu merO Sic fOnuu de Oc slnsbotc Hid cien Obu @
ben gOrtbc ST uerseseuwascn sic bel OieiH teu neOgn
gecu nbeu aaNeu sic bic 0Husc @eesn0e Hid Oerlden
gsc it, bier en gea&ten sic nnere srOheH n'
5eeu nseu vamccau~ .SHn" fir pOac GHH6eteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Cine 1uBerit froblide @c6urtstaaS
ieier fono 5u G6ren Ser 6rau Bar
bara @olouanu in Der 9a1eriiden
gerguiiauuoS snIle, 'Gde s. StraBe
mo T. 9lpeuue, Canton itott Gie
Sale mar prddtig oeforirt Bon ben.
9lnipeicn0cn lieieu piele @elheliic
Gin. oarunter eiii pr6htiger @ebirts'
tags audeit nit SO aer3en sSngiu.
men ser Settiou ii6erreihte Die 'era-
iioentni 6rml Souiie aaufulanr init
elmer paiienoen 9lniprude eiren Blu.
mcnitraiiB. pofiir 5rau S8alomann
iid 6ersIid beoanfte. glaHoeni man
Iid an einer feitliten Safel oen irne.
rem W1cni6en geit6rft gina man 10.
tiirlid 5iIr EioelitaS iSrau @olO-
mann, ipelHe Dor SO ,Sobreu 5ii6iid).
bad ooS 9idt Der 1elt cr6lidte III
icit 80 S1brcn bier in gImerifa mo
arireut iih circs eroBcn 6reinoes-
freiicS.
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oWetss 81" 2 Sropicu,
Siibncranse Drridwinort.
Die 1iu3ise iidere Gnr fir ule
0a6nernngcu.

Tcrsmeifat nn0 Sic iibcr bic 8rinne 9i0,
ncrnuecn los az perocir SUti dni ate }Sor'
mcln inter ucucn 9iduleu 00no0acn, Scr.
01noc ilio Si3finee 5u bcnuaen Ole eiu 0ldes
teiue3 @adet aus 9urcr Scpe mameu pori
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Fhng 5nt yltlfS lais gaelnnb 0flssal d
ealnt. Wv. iis, pa.BAnlmogt etahs aaas
Sutton oosle Musnug.
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Der @ie6or5t Gr. iSreOerid .. @e-
Der, Del1er ais Niebor5t ouf Oenr
Tanipfer .9leiubrnnot~ mar, erfldrt
ooB man i'm iui g'erOotbt oebabt ha'
be. ben Brand auf Sem Sampler uers
uriaht ali babeu. Ct oerIie6 6aber
oos 5biif III yloriolf, 30.
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event took place near Fredericksburg,
Va, on the Rappahannock.
From all the Lives" and Letters"
extant we CLEAN the fact that the lad
who was destined to become the
greatest American of them all" spent
his boyhood much like other lads Of
his age and position, perpetrating
many pranks and receiving many
whippings in consequence. On more
than one occasion did he and his man
Peter roast ears Of corn in forbidden
cabins of the field slaves or go on
surreptitious coon hunts at night
when all the house was asleep. In
other words, young 'Massa" did as
he pleased when with Peter, to whose
care he was entrusted more than ever
after the elder Washington died in
1743, when George was lad Of
eleven.
AS a youngster Washington had a
remarkable bump of curiosity which
his father encouraged, but which to
the contrary his mother disliked. AS
TO the latter, we all know how fool
ishly fond she was OF her children,
allowing her love to interfere with
Ter good judgment, many times, max
Ing herself miserable in their behalf.
Yet there Is no doubt that Washing
tons mother as has been the case
with all great men, had a potent in
fiuence over his life, and her strong
character was afterwards reflected
n the remarkable balance shown by
her son in whatever situation he was
placed. And to his mother Washing
ton was always a most devoted and
pbedient SON
After his fathers death he was
soon made to understand that he
must do something for a living. BY
the provision of his fathers will,
Mount Vernon was inherited by his
brother, Lawrence, while the few
acres on the Rappahannock were 20
be given George upon his becoming
Of age, though as matter of fact he
never claimed them. His sensible
brother, Lawrence, and his half
brother. Augustine. disapproved of the
easy life Of the sons of planters and
many animated discussions were held
IA to the future OF their young
brother
Meantime. George was living with
his half-brother, Augustine, though
later he spent much time at Mount
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-02-19
DISHES WORTH TRYING.

A new way of stuffing potatoes is
the following: Bake well shaped po-
tatoes until soft, cut off a slice from
the top. remove the potato and let
toes are baking, cook together a quar-
ter of a Cupful each of carrot, celery
and onion. Melt two tablespoonfuls OF
butter In saucepan and add the veg
etables add a spoonful of chopped
parsley. beat an egg, add salt and mix
together with the potato. Fill the
cases with the vegetable. heaping
them well; dot with a bit of butter
and put into the oven to brown
A nice sauce to serve as a gravy
with these potatoes is prepared from
the water in which the carrots and
other vegetables were cooked. To a
tablespoonful of butter in a sauce pan
add a tablespoonful of -four, then add
a half cup of the liquor in which the
vegetables were cooked and a half
cup of rich milk Season well and
serve In a sauceboat.
Cheese Eclairs.-Make a souffle of
three tablespoonfuls of melted butter
and three of -four cooked together;
add half a teaspoonful OF salt and
the same of paprika; stir in a cupful
and a fourth of milk, cook until
smooth, add two well beaten yolks
and half cup of grated cheese. Stir
until the cheese is melted, then fold
in the beaten whites. Add a half cup
of whipped cream and use this to fill
cellars made from the following
recipe: Add half a cup of butter to
one cupful of boiling water; sift in
one cupful of pastry -four, a dash of
paprika and a little salt, Stir and
cook until the mixture leaves the
sides of the pan, then add three I'M
beaten eggs, one at a time, beating