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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-01
THE LINTON MARKETS.
Wheat, No. l Northern. s.
No. 9 Norfhorp
Auction Sales.

Auction Sales,
CHAs; MA1ER. Oct. 18th Section a2-lao-777.
5tock, machinery and household goods.
Usual terms. Lunch at noon.
Simon Bosch, Oct. u. Section a9-lss.7G. 4
miles south OF Linton. Stock, machinery
Lunch at noon.
Carl Bender, Oct. 9TH. Section aj.l32.75. 4
miles southwest OF Linton. stock,
machinery and household goods Usual
terms. Lunch ut noon.
Michael Schneider, Oct 18th. 8 miles south
east or strasbnrg. Stock machinery and
household gOsds Usual time. Lunch at
noon.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-01

Call ON C harles 3. CarIey, County
Judge, for Final Proofs and Filings.
ADV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
Nns critic OEiicnbndn.lInal

&n mtlcrcr 3eit 100 talml einegSos
Ge 0erae6t, o6ne OoB Ourd Oen ims
mer Itdrfcr oniGreaenoen &erfe6r
an @erionen lnO @iitern irgen0 einc
aotaitrop6e AMI Ocn S6icnen 6ers
Dorgcruicn miro, mag es ni6t unin.
tereiiont iein oui ooS crite greigniB
6in5unciien, oas Ben Gilcnbobus
Gannl sum S6ouplob Bate
IS mar i'm So6rc 1912; om gl6eno
oes s. @3oi 6rodte Elm oollgepiropiter
3ug sic ionntdgliden 9(usiliiglcr, Die
i6re 9ungeu un0 Slime in ben 9err'
li6cn &eriaiQcr 9lnlagen eririi9t
6otten micOer nod Dem ltau6- mo
ldrnleriiiaten @aris jiriid I'm Der
ii5erqroBen Gait Serr 81 merOen, mn'
rem Dem 3ugc 3iuei 2ofomotipen
Dorgeiponnt; an ser Steae, no DER
Bug MN in 0ie llmioiiungsmouer
Der Sto0t ciHiu6r, 6rod ole SorOers
gldic ser critcn 9ofomotiue mO oer-
bnoerte oieie all ser &eiteriabrt
Grob Der oer6dltniBmaBig geringeu
@ei6minoigfeit 5otten ole na9Tol-
gcnOen y9ogen nod 10 uiel @ner9le,
OoB iie ii6cr oic 6eioen Sofomotioen
0Ieidiom 6inwcenl6reu Gie eridred'
ten 6o6rgdiic, sic 6cina6c ale bis
oo6in unuerlebt 9eblie6en worert
pcriubteu MN m0gli6it roib OaS
5reie 81 acuinnen: o6er Die Gbliren
Der 9nAen mnren Deriperrt l0er Aro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

&crc &lineielter Elm Snipeftor oes
itdotiidbeu @oier 0eportements mo
9ruoer oeS 9iclttendnts &Iinieter
pom noro6itliden 9oli3eiOiIirift,
wur0e aeitern 0urN eiuen Stein in
oas linfe 2luae getroiien mo miro
wabri6einli4 6ierour6 t6eilmeile
iein Se6oernogen Gn6iiBeu Ger
llnfoll creignete ic6 an Der GeOar-
2lpemte, nn6e Ser u6rOliGen &oli5ei.
itaiion &lineielter ltono ile6en me6.
reren 2lr6eitern, wel6e cinen @ra6ea
gru6eu ol5 cine @ife eiueu Stcin
trof imo Elm fleiner E6eil Oeiiel6en
in baS 9luge oeS Snipeftors iloa.
@r mur0e iofort na6 Dem Bureau
Oes Gr. SarrD 9epis ii6erfii6rt, mel
der ni6t i'm Stan0e mar, Oen Steins
iplitter aus Oem 2huge 81 eutiernen
uno i6m anrietb, einen 2hlgen.Spe-
5ioliiteu iuocr5ii9lih ali5lludcn.
&err 4linefelter mo6nt in 9ir. tt06,
@reenlnUuits2lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

o@ermauia sc lGnner6 or"
0ic leste SingihnOe oes y@erma-
MIA GRdnuerGors" Dor Dem groBen
6rii6lingS CONCERT om fonmenoen
Tienitag fanO geitern 9l6eno imGlu5-
bauie Oes @erein9 an Der 9Ioro.Som-
orOitraBc itott. Gein @unOer, OoB
iie in 6olge Oeiien 6eionOers gut 6e.
iuc6t mar lrno inter 0irigent S5eo
Sem6cracr auf Oos @ifrigite geii6t
mur0c. Sic @encralpro5c ST. Dem
Gon3ert miro am Sonntog g}a6nit-
toQ a6ae6alten werOen 9Sn ser ouf
oie aeitrigc Siugitunoe folgeuoeu@e-
ibdftsibung inter @oriib oes @rdii.
Ocuten glOom S6it oiiiitirt OlrG Se-
fretdr i. Sofmonn fam cine @inla-
oung Oes n@2o5art @}dnnerdors"
5lr @erIeiung un0 9lnna6me.
@eiu @ortte.
SoG aing eS geitern 9l6enO inn
GIu6IofoIe 0eS o9oOiiden 5raueu-
@ereins." 9}im6o6S SoQe g}r. 232,
6rcoerid &ooO, Der. @ei'n yG6a-
lio-~ ~@}osfen6oIl 6otte ser &erein in
Gorporc cine 6etrd6tli6e 2ln3a6l 6lo-
i6cn aeiiiQt nit c0lem 8rou6cnioit
genonnen oencn gciiern gl6cno bel
fr06liGem Cans lmO luitigeu SieOcrn
Die Solie ge6ro6eu murOen. o9eiber
BON @eiuS6erg~ nor Der 0lome, Der
BON Dem Geren bel Dem NloSfeu6al
oufS 8reiili6ite Ooracltellteu @rnp
pc. Sin Dor5iiglic6er 2uiicb gcieate
iidj 81 Dem iimfelnOen g}aB. Sir Die
Arrangements 6atten iolgenOe "a
men geiorgt. 6rau Bertha arobmei
er, @rdiioentiu ,Srou 9luua @}iiQer
SdoBmeiIierin ln0 5rau @liiobct0
Siemon, SefretGrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

&orper Del oeu pcriAieoencn gSdrme-
groOen all n9eoedlmg" perlaigt unO
ridtct iicb oouo6. &or einem modtc
i1 nod mornen. Dem 8ii friibcn
Siben i'm 6reieu. 9go6l 1T es per
lodeno, ua1Oeu man i'm @inter iiber
ans 3immer geieiielt mor, I'M eigcnen
@orten oOer inn 9ieitalrationsgdrt-
ben Die linOcu 9iifte eiu3uat6men.
9l6er binter oieie 6rcuoc 6o6cn 6ole
@eilter Die @rfdltung geieBt Ger
@ro6oOen III nod oiel 81 lpenig
oltrdm0rmt, Inn uniereu 6iiBeu cine
ldngere 9iu6e olf i6m 81 geltattcu.
Gos @eiii6l Der aii6le 5ie6t ueiter in
oen &orpcr binoli; itott es MN
ourG Semegung 5u peridciben bic
ten mir i6nen ole bette @elegenbeit
iic5 auS5u6reiteu. @lobli6 froitelt's
uns; o6er Damn 1T Die glettuu0 iAou
81 ipdt; Gin &otorr6 in irgeuO elmer
,Sorm 6at ihon 9eiib BON inns ergrii-
len. Gas Spo5ierengcbet unuent
lid inn 6ele6enoen Sonneni6ein
blei6t Die bette 6ggienii6e 0loBregcl
9eaen ouc @rfdliumgen lluicr 9lut
miro eririi6t; es freiit iAneaer imo
lei9ter OurA sic 9loern; bic iro6e
6or6e Der @eilno6eit blii6t oui uu-
ieren &ungen, imO mo6lt6uenO mirtt
ole 9ergldt oui unicr gai3cs Sein.
gScr in Oieicr lle6ergaugsjeit porid
tig blei6t Dem ueihcn Die Gllolgei
iter oer ii6rigcn 2}eni66eii aus, uno
10 i9mer 1T es ia nidt ole pcnigen
&ot5i6ldge 81 6eiolgen, Oie eincnl ie.
oen l6on Der 9ehmoe &eritano iagt.
IN uliere gSo6nunQen mo in lnicre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
Clint nnr NrfSltnnn.

@enn Die lin0en 6rii6lingSliIlie 3il
me6cn beginner, meuu bic Sonne
i6re Sro6len mdrmcr unO wdrmcr
olf Die @r0e i6idt, Damn lei0et e.
ms nic6t mc6r III oen 0iden gSnter.
tleioeru 6eitiro5, mic cs Dem Gin
5ug OeS 2eu3cS eutiprid)t mAen mir
ms lei6tere, 6eqcrc @emdnoer, iebea
ius ins 6reie rn0 pergeiien iiber Ser
Sreiloe, ooB sic i60ncn Gage ue0er.
gefc6rt iinO, oft Oic Sorge fir Die
@eiunO6eit. 9}iemolS nGmlid erfdl
ten mir uns griinoli6cr ais 9erooe
iebt. g}o1 iinO mir an 0en ge6ci5ten
0ien, an Die po5lige 3inmertcmpe-
ratlr on ar oie &cI3e lmO ionItigen
i6iieenOcn llmbiillungea gewo6nt
mno Seidtiinn lit es, iie pl0Blib 40
ocio 81 legcn. Sin olmdblider lie
6ergoug oaein fann1ms Dor Dem iuls
oHaenc6neu Suiten, Shmlpfen unO
nod iAlnnnercn @egleiteriheiuuns
gen Ocr iebigeu SSa6res5eit reitcn
y9o6l 6eiBt e5. Sic 5eniier ouil"
a6er Oieies @e6ot Oori niAt 81 aus.
aic6ig 6efolgt merOen. lin oie W}it-
togS5eit oifnc man iie ein menig,
idlieBe iie ober, iobolo Die @Grmc
linft mo iteQe oos Sei5en nicbt Elm,
ii6c pielmebr oliA bier cine meiic
MdBiqung Sin paar S6mlieln noa
&o6len meni9er id9lidb leitet am be-
Itcn lm0 o6nc 0oB mir es bemerfcn
5um gdn3lihen 9(ni6oren oeS Sci5cnS
ii6cr. g9aS oic &leoung on6etriift
10 6Iei6t aub bier cine mo6lii6crlcgtc
oamd6lihe GernliiOerlm9 0os cin5ig
Hi6iiqc. SIS fonuuen immer nod
GoQc, all 0enen itarfe aoltc 6erriHt
irnO bat man cinmol Die uarmeu ca.
den iortgei4afif eiwa oif 0en 90
oem 10 ie6lt es mcilt an 3eit, iie bel
@elegcuDeit mieGer berimtcr5u6olcL
oOer man lit cinia9 81 ioul ooju
Ga iricrt man oom in Dem oiinuen
Sommermantcl uno 6iiBt oicieu
2ci6tiiun nit einer iii4tigcu sSu.
ilicn5o o6. GieI 6ciicr uno gciiiaoer
III eS, 0urd ciucn leidten S4pciB
Die i6dOli6cn 5toiie ans Gem 9or.
pcr 5u cuticrneL penu mon 3u pornt
geIleioet lit. g(6er wohir gibfS oenn
thermometer? Sin tluger MeniG
6roudt wcoer oic cine nod oic an.
oere lluanue6mlidfcit auf iib 5u
ue6men Gr weiB geuolt poS iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
..Nnnlesn.M .MeAGdltniEfeicr

Sci Scr @eOdAtniBfeier fiir Oie
tooten @iitglicoer Der Baltimore
g(eric bonn 0roen Ser n@ogles1 am
Sonntog I'M uD}orDlono Gbeater~
meroen 9fobert 6. See, Ger SefretGr
@oDor @reiton'S imo @ice 9rdiioent
ser Baltimore 9lerie, iopie 9(. @.
@olosboroug6, elm @}itglieo oe8 90
fcl3peiges oes Oroens, ole Salpt
9(niproden boIten. Ger @rdiioeut
ser 9ofal. 9(eric, g8iaiom q. 5orrea
miro 0en @oriib iii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Bercu Sihcr6cit 6olberD. oicSdliii.
iel maren in Oen Soihen Der 3lig-
fii6rer, Oie o6er BEL Oem 3uianmens
itoB get0otet murOeu unO inter ben
Iriinnern lageu
Sdon er6o6 iih ou6 ser id)redcn'
er6e6en0e 9hlf. D6euerr Die 0ei5s
oorri1tngen Scr 3eritortcu GGald5i-
nen botteu in fur5er 3eit bic n0dit-
liegenoen @ogeu in 9rouo gcieBt,
unO inter Ocnl @iniluB eines lcicbten
gSinoes oerbreiteten iid Oie 6lammen
nit GROCER S6neaigfeit. So mar
Oie aroBte 9ln5o6l ser 5a6rgdiic Dem
&eroerben rettungslos preisgege6en
mo 81 Suuoertcu iieleu lie Dem
5eler 5un Spfer. gSicocrerfalut
murOen aus Ger @ioiie ser Gpier
nm imgei16r GO 1oOte unO 100
Shmerperlebte, bon Oenen ser groB-
te E6eil IN Sen foIgenoen Eageu ben
@ranOmiuuoen erlag; niemols ober
fonnte NIT Sider6eit ole 9ln3o6l Der
oer6rannteu @erionen ieitgeiiellt
meroen Oie S6Gblmgeu bemegteu
iid 3uiiden 300 mo 400 llnter oeu
Spieru 6eianO iib oid Der 6erii6mte
Seeia6rer mo 6oricber Gumout
o'GrOiQe, Sen mon inter Sen nod
raubenOen Griimmern ooriano; iein
e6cnfoas Oer6rountes 5p0lDG6riges
Eodterdeu 6ielt nod inn GoOe Die
oilnnen 9lcrmGen I'M ben Sols 0cs
@oters gefldnlmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
Srlua6lcm g3canlic.

Die Cireftoreu Der ,@omcn'S 81
bic 9eague" 6ieIten geitern @lorgen
in i6rem Sauptquortier cine Sibung
a6, in nelAer oie iolgenoen Scauten
fir oaS lauienoe @ei6dtsia6r er.
mG6lt murocn; @rdiioentt 6rou y.
q. Gorfran; @ice @ralioettinnen
6rouen S. g. Saco6S nnO 5ranciS
M. Scuds; SAabmeiiterin ,5rouleln
aat6eriuc S. 6rid; Setretdr, SRI.
@li5o6et6 SSeuds @rcfittip- Sefretd-
rim, SRI SdrIean SameS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
@un straien6a9n ii6eria0ren.

8ei'm lle6crlbreiten Der StroBen'
babugeIeiic in Ger %enniDlponia.
9loenuc, na6e @eorge .StroBe, puroe
QeItern N2orgen sic gIegerin Carrie
@roB BON glr. 622, @eorge-StroBe,
bon cinem StroBcnbobu -gSaggon an
oefa6ren imo om Sopie ni6t I'M.
cr6e6lib perleBt. Su Ger 9lmbulon5
oes norOmeitli6en 0iitrifts wuroe tie
na6 Dem o@}arpIano 9lugemeinen
&olpitol" gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
u. Nolidh. onfaefobt 7.

4Ae Eali6 oufgefaBt.
@irt6 (5um &ousfuedD; uSd
ba6 Dir oob befoblen ocB Oh ouf
Sem goOcn ais nd6tIiAes @eipenit
ein6crgc6en ioGit. oomit ole Soul-
mcrQdito Slrht Dor oen biaigen
WlonIar6enSimmern trieger tno bic
i6euren 9Sarterrer6ilme 6e5ieben.
lln0 nun ipufit Oh I'M Seller als
(Seilt limeinonoerl"
SouSfnec6t: uSo mo ion id oenn
bin, felt Gle oos neue 8lofat 0gtiht
oiti sen @ooen ipufen" oort onge-
bro6t bobcu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
ngaimt anS 4OluOer Slut. ."

Cine @ieocr6ohng Der 0Ylon1
Sappu &chlrnS" oeS Saint alo
@owocr Clubs" fono gcitern 9lbeno
Dor Oua6clcbtcn Souie 5u @uniten
oes Sterncubonner-Gomite'S itott.
9ue 6e0clltcnoen potriotiiden Srgo-
niIotionen 9oItinore'S moren lnter
0en 3ul6ouern ii6eraus itarf Dertre.
ten. Ole 0oriteQcr muroen pie bel
oen Oor6ereebenoen SoritclllmgelL
aud oeItern 9l6enO wieOer nit rel
dem 9eifoa fir ibre geln9enen
9arbietlnQen be0abt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
glcnocrlInnen im 9s0Ii5eiOicnit.

Gen 9lnga6eu oeS &rdiiOenten
@lcGoop bon Der @oli5ei6eboroc 5ll-
folgc miro in oen ndc6ilen Gagen
inn mittlereu @oli5cioiitrift cine 2en.
Oerrmg OeS 9eomtenperiouolS porges
nonmen meroen geraoe pic Dis I'M
weIili9en Giitriftc geibe6en 1T.
9ielltenuut Gorter, lpeldcr bSber
in Der 6itli6en %oli5eiitation Eieult
get6au bat erI6icn gciteru in Der
melili6cn @oli5eiitatiolL I'M oolelblt
Icine @flicbten 81 i6crue5nen mob
reno 9ieutenant @urlcD ieinen 30
item einne6men miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

n2lbers @uitop, mas macbit Oh
oenn fir elm @eiitbt lit Dir mas lin
onqcne6mes paiiiert2~
Sea, ob, Gnil. 9u fcnuit mid
oo6, i'd bin Elm barmloier @leni6,
Ser feiner Slicge mos 81 Ieioc t6ut.
gGdts n6nenO gebe id 6elite, mic uac
Gage, nod Dem gia6meis lno froge
b5flib nod 9lr6cit, mo mas ioa id
Cir ioeen ~ oa bat Die 9anOe
mG@e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
(sin 0lenrr iiherfnhrcr

&enige @limlteu Dor s ll6r fibr
Serr Charles 6. Gunfle, mo6u6oft
in Sen 9eulo6 Gila apartments,
g9ol6roof, in Scr 2iuoeu 9(pene
Dor Dem Souic 9}r. 1916, nit ieinem
2lutouobil 0cgen Oeu 9}eger Solo-
mon &omeS, eiueu Barber bon 9}r
553, g8cit 0olp6in StraBe. Ger
9Ieger, pelcGer 60 Sabre alt lit, mur-
Oe 81 9o0cn geworien mo erlitt
Gcritan6mgen am &uie umo SnB.
gelenf. ga er iib ser @erbrinalma
naN cincm Soipital in oent 2lmbu-
lau5wogen miOerieBie, 6ro6tc ion
Serr &mfIe in icincm 9luotmobil
uad Scr 0olp6iniiroBeu 9loreiie
Gen 9lnga6cu ser Boli5ei gendB lici
Der 9le9er oireft IN 0as in lauaia-
mem Eempo Oabcrfomnc1Oe 9hlto.
nobil binein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
oG6nigin gniir" nad Baltimore 40
gefNbren.

@cIicru lit Der Qoupier n&onigin
9uiie4, Gopitdn s. @2ciucrS, pom
0lorOO. 9loDO, nit ciner groBeren Sln.
5a6l &oiiagieren BON Bremen na@
Baltimore o6gegon9en. Gomit bat
ser Gerfe6r Der orei aroBen Gompfer
,aonigin Suiie.~ o9ar6oroiia" II.
,9rirorib Ser @roBe4 Die in OeH
9oltiluorcr Gicnit aeitcnt wcrocn
iino, 6egouneu Die ua6nigiu 2ili-
ie1 iii chua nu 80. gpril bier fdQi9
uno tritt am 4. @loi Die 9}iidreiie
mic0er an. S6on iett in0 ooiiir
cine 9ln5oFl 9Sldbe 6cIeat woroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

ner neuen Sniel 0urh Ulianiide
eruption 5meieinbolb Nleileu iiiO
lid ser N}ianu Spa ooer niolihen
Sdmeiel Sniel, 6itli6 Scr 9loro.
ipibe BON Gormoia in cHGcm 3niam.
men6aug 0as 9orbooocnieut oieier
Sniel iii Oirh 3mei apnnii1e Dant
pier iihcr ieltAeiiellt iuor0en Dom
oereu cincm Der 0Gbeioo @lorn
ioaor elm Boot nit eiiigeu Cfii3ic.
rem iuro DlonuiAaitcn abaeiaidt
miIroe Inn cine Sanouna ju nerlur
den Goroem bate ser iapluiide
@reiBer Safa6i9or sic ,Sniel 9cid.
tet, bod touutecine Sonouna niht
uerludt meroeti boes uom gefd6rlib
mar Der Sniel 3itnabcn.
9lud ais Oas Boot yG6pfoo @'arl~
iid Dem @ilauo nd6ertc, iauo MON
oaS 9leer nit idmigpnenoem 9im
itein ii6er inns ii6er dhacfii1t oilN
mar oos @aiier nod ic6r marm Ger
Gulfau ouf Der Suicl mar immer
nod in Ib6tigfeit mi6 beiiano o;e
SSniel mr ans OaacruO in 9cpegln9
beiinoliber 9aua 10 OaB gpor cine
Sauouna moglid mar o6er Elm wei-
tcres &ororiu0en nligege6eu merocn
nniBte. @}au itcQte felt Dab aau5e
@rorutiAe itattiaHOeu mO bic losac
l0iieu Moiien ms @leer ionteu mo
iie t6eimeiie ols i6minunenoer
Smsiiein oa0ouirie6cn Die uele
Sniel liegt ali 2lt7 @roo norol
der 9reitc unO 1li.20 05roo uciili.
der Sduge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
s0liaIiitildc alaIIenucriammInna.

Inter Ben 9luipi5ien Der Oeihiben
So5ialiiten BON Baltimore iauo &C.
iiern 9l6eno in oeren Glu66oitie gtr
1903, ggcIt Baltimore StroBe, ci-
ne 9lr6eitcr @}aiieuUeriammllng
Itatt. Scrr @}osler, &eOatteur oes
}|ew 9orfer n&orpdrts pQr Der
9leOnpr oes 9lbcnOS. llnter 9lnoe-
rem qo6 &C cine 5AilocrlmA oeS io-
cial Oemofratiihen @artei 4Sro.
graumS mo itreiite oo6ci Ebemen.
mie 5rauenirage, @ro6ibiiion etc.
9lm S1hliic ieiuer 9hsiii5rlmgen
mur0c i6m mariner @eiialljt Rbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Sausipirt5: oGs tbut mir leiO, ,6err
@ottor, Sbnen iagen gu miiiieu, OaB
Sic pom nd6Fsn Mouot an flint
Dollar 0lietbe mebr 5a6len miiiienl"
Wtiet6er yMas, lGou pieOer9 0as
1T bereits 0as oierte Wlal, OaB Sic
mid iteigern. 9lls gebiloster Menic3
icuen Sic ooG piiicn, oaB eS nllr Drei
Steigerungen giebt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
96cotcr i'm 3udjt0anic,

Sin regelreAies I6eater nit allen
3u6cbor miro 5nr 3eit in Dem Nlo.
rplduoer 3ndt6oiie errihtet 3mei
@eiangcne, Der cine Elm 3inmcrs
mann im0 Gleftriter bon 9erui mo
ser anoere Gin 0}aler, t6uu oie Pr
Belt. Ter Salpiorrangclr lit uatiir-
lid g9oroen So6n g. 2eonarO, mel
der Ocn &oie StauOii6 Spielern ci-
ne llebcrroibung 3n berciten oes
Oenft, penn iie bcutc 9IbcnO i6re $40.
mo0ic nCur 9oD5" jur 9luiiii6rlmg
brin9en.
WaEe ur Mcilc iniS 9uelano 6cTnrnt 6
Mainc, gr 4t3, Slt9altimarf. stranc unbe
ounDnl 0uule NUrHus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Ser5eu jie6t Damn Sen5itimnmug,
mo OeS Gidters @io6urng: oSoBt
oen 6rii6ling 6inciul" miro sur lcbo-
nen @irflidfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

l1riohe un6 @irfurd.
,Gu Splrnb, 9u trintIt IN beute
unbauoiQl sat 9cin Snfel @elO
geihidt2"
,,95ce ober ne eeiol5enc glnt.
mortr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

.9Qiiicn Sie. mos mon son ser
Fam, 3. er8G6lt oie mir Jcitcru i'm
Gprbous fenucn aelernt 6aDen2 Sie
81; notoriih felt ibrcm nsluHcbrtcn
SoSrc niht nebr Qeladtl"
3a6noefctte liebe SrcAnrns|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

.@eitern wor i'd in ser 0IemdlOc'
goleric.~
sit cs i66n 0o2"
n@roBortiQ ioa' i'd 9ir immcr
Elm 9iIO nebeu Dem onoernl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

8orIier .g9irtb, LAB no! einQlei
icr brinQcu. i6 bab' in meiEer "a
ihs Gin &odet 0os moht ih mit'
itbneiOen~
gQirtb. Set mann 5railNit G't
liN @leiier 1lIm gLnfihneIoel9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Sat gum O6ertsluer): neallen
Sie mid morgen frii6 I'M 8 llbr ipes
den"
O6erteQner: .Wie Sie befe3lenl
gHs nur oem 6ausbiener orsimal az
Ldnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

@ureouoiencr: Scr Scrr bot
itrena ocr6oten ibn 81 ltorem wen1
er dr6eitetl"
9yrcinocr. nssyb muB i'm o6er I'm.
beoinQt ipreben; otf meinc Gcrant-
mortilne ge6en Sic bin rno peden
Sic i6nl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Ricbter: nSn 6es 9lugetlagieu 9as
T9en bat man 6i,iss6anfoolars s@olos
itiid gefunoen. SIT bies oiellei4t
Sbr's, 0err 3euee2"
3suge: nSu, Oas tommt mir be-
tannt Dor" @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

,Ncnm 4oul, i6 oenfe, Oh ioas
tcit @orbicr mcrocn unO iebt feb id
Old bier aIs &eancr24
oSSo &oter botte icinen &od5eitss
frod nod i'm Spiuo bdnaen ino oa
Bat cr iic6'8 on0crs iiberlegt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

qaNe sur MeiIc in'S AnSinnb teIorat g.
9laine, Nr, 4la, EitSatlm0re. straRs, uahe
6nitonI pumir Aucunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

yea, Spm. pie berIief bic 0o63eit9"
r@an3 nett, penu nur bic bsrriid=
ten Dtenl6en ut9f 81 entbuIioitii9
eeporoen ipdren uno uns nit alien
S9uben bOmbaroiert 6dtien, ais mir
caf Dem 9arten8auu iaBeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

,sSIt es moelib, neiu Sodlter ba'
ben Sie perbeirotbet2"
.syo, rao id batte eigenilidl nod
bicl al menig 70 itarf mor oi1 9'ab'
fragel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

45 / I.
Sousfran (5iir nclenga9ierten
Qodin) SD mode nber 5ur @eoin.
anna 0aB Sic mir nidt ctma cincn
5dae prdimtierenl~
Godin: IS mo-0eu Behalf ih
fiir midi"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
BIG CHRISTMAS GIFT

An Overland automobile of latest
pattern and equipped with latest
electrical devices, is the handsome
Christmas present received by DR..
j. w. Porter, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Lexington, Ky.
The gift comes from members of his
church and the formal presentation
took place Sunday, S. B. Register
was spokesman for those who thus
showed affection for their pastor and
DR.. Porter replied in a feeling speech
of thanks. The machine is on dis
play at the S. E. Drake garage.
DIR. Porter is a favorite here, having
frequently filed the pulpit Of the
local Baptist church.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
CHILDERS-

Mr.. Paul Bedford and Miss Grace
Childers, of Jacksonville, this coun-
ty were married at Hamilton, Ohio,
last week. The groom is IA son of
Mr.. A. M. Bedford and the bride a
daughter of Mr.. r. A. Childers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford have many
friends and relatives in this county
who join the Advocate in wishing
them much joy. We are informed
they will make their home in Iowa.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
THE SICK

Mr.. E. Y. Nelson is some better
at this time.
Mrs. Jacob Hiler is very sick at
her home near Spencer.
The condition of Mrs. Lou Jordan
is gradually growing more serious.
Mr.. Leonard Myers, of near Spen-
Ger, is very sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ewing r. Flynn has been quite
sick for a week but is able to be
up.
Mrs. Joe Carter is i'll at her home
on Harrison avenue with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Z. w. Parsons is quite low
with infrmities of age at the home
of his son, Mr.. r. D. Parsons, on
Richmond avenue. Mr.. Parsons was
SO years old on Christmas eve and
his recovery is very doubtful.
}. Yves Chenault, one of the best
known men in this community, has
been confined to his home for some
time, but is now somewhat better,
and it is believed that he will soon
be out again.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

PERSONALS
A~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Mr.. 1. B. Cockrell visiter relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. Bigstaff left last week
to spend the winter in Florida.
Master Tom G.. Prewitt is visiting
friends at Winchester this week.
Mr.. Earl Nease, of Salt Lick, was
visitor in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S. Turner, of
Lexington are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Loula Pitman, of Carlisle Wis
tied relatives and friends here last
week.
Miss Nell Whaley, of the Midway
Orphon School, was a guest here
last week.
Mr.. J. Breck Gay, of Fayette
county, visited relatives in this city
last week.
Mr.. E. c.. Eskridge, of Hindman
is here to spend several months with
relatives.
Mr.. Robert Nelson, who is at
tending K. M. /. is at home for the
holidays.
Miss Katherine Clark, of Texas is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Davis Ramey,
in this city.
Mr.. Ratliff Lane and Mr.. Joe Con-
ner spent Christmas in Owingsville
with relatives.
Mr.. John Eden, of Illinois is Wis
iting the family of Albert Anderson
in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chenault and
children, of Versailles visited rela-
tlveS here last week.
Mr.. G. B. Senff spent Christmas
at Spring Station with Capt. and
Mrs. J. T. Williams.
Miss Naomi MADDEN, of Lexington
spent Christmas with the Misses Eu-
bank, in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hainine re-
turned last week from "a visit to Emf
nence and Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Joseph spent
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Joseph's parents at Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Jr., of
Winchester spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Judy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sears Moss, OF
Lexington were here last week on
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Clarence Stephens, OF Pierre,
S. d. is here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Stephens.
Mr.. William Vanarsdell, of Wash |
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
SOCIAL EVENTS
= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Twentieth Century Cultry
Club will meet with Mrs. II. p. Thorn
as on Saturday, January 9th, 1915,
at 2 o'clock. instead of the last
Thursday in January. All members
are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Gay gave
six o'clock dinner Monday at
their home on Sycamore street in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Kim
brough, of Lexington. Besides the
guests of honor there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stofer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Land.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
GO TO PARIS

Mr.. Robert Collier, who bought u
lumber plant in Paris about one year
ago, will move his family to that
city to reside after the first of the
New Year. They are excellent people
and it is with regret that the citi-
Gems of this community see them
leave.