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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Final Proof.

I. George T. Baxter assignee OF Dan
lei J. Weaver, assignee Of August
Flre. assignee Of Jessie r. Baxter as
sienee of Hiram Z. Bower Of Dietrich
Idaho. who made Entry NO 59s under
the provisions of an act AZ the Legs
Iat,,re of the state Of Idaho. cor'rnoiily
known as the Carey Act" approved
March End. 1899. which embraces \:
half \. e. quarter Of section 20 OF
township 6 S, of RANGE 10 E. e. NJ do
hereby give notice of ny intention 70
make final proof 10 establish my clam 10
The land above described. ana that
expect to prove that / have reslaeu On
reclaimed and cultivated said lana as
reouired by law, before Q. a. Truman
Representative state Land Board at
dietrich, Idaho. on the End day Of June
1914. by two Of the following VII
nesses: -
I'd icy. Gregory pooIey, II 3. Cor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
NOTES FROM CAREY.

Farmers are all very busy plow-
inc and sowing the grain crops
weather is excellent for TINS labor
Int we have had considerable VIM
lately to dry out the ground.
The Little Wood River Canal com
many is having its canals cleaned Out
and necessary repairs done 1or com
ing irrigation season.
There is an abundance OF wafer
flowing to waste now, down the chah-
nels of the river. hos
Phippen's Implement company mas
bnilt an Office room adjoining theu
Carey Lumber &Hardware corn
pany got in car load OF cement iaS'
week. ov
At fine annual school election FOL
4bis district. Albert A. Park was elect
cd To fill the place of G. A. Cohule
whose term was expired. A speoi"
school tax of mills on the dollar was
voted ,o,,in d
Our river channels are booming
with great streams of water from 'h'
melting SHOWS in the hills.
Mumps still are in the town. seS
eral new cases have broken out 'h'
last two or three days.
THE stake conference for TINS uls-
trict of the Boise stake will be he!C
here a week from next SATURDAY AM
Sunday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
NOTICE or THE ISSUANCE
OF AN ATTAC HMENT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR TIE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
A. W. Baum, Plaintiff, VS.. Settlers
Reclaiming and Operating Com
pany. a corporation, Defendant
State of Idaho, County of Lincoln, SIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the first day of April A. d. 1914, at
tachment issued in the above-entitied
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant Settlers Re
claiming and Operating Company a
corporation for the sum of fifteen
hundred. seven and 2O1oO (s15O720)
dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of Z per cent per annun from
date together with the costs OF this
action.
witness my hand and the seal OF the
said District Court, affixed this 9Th
DAY of April A. d. 1914.
HARRY w. ANDERSON,
Clerk Of District Court.
BY J. Il he. sf-IN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
LOCAL. BREFITIES.

Frank T. Disney has been in Boise
the past several days.
DR.. a. A. Higgs was in town from his
home at Soldier on Monday
Fletcher Skillern of Boise was in
Shoshone Tuesday and Wednesday.
FOR RENT-Six room dwelling fur
nished Apply to Mrs. Mary Ryan,
Shoshone.-May II.
Paul S. Haddock went to Boise yes
terday on business and will be gone
for two or three days.
Mrs. w. c. Custer entertained at her
home on Thursday afternoon the
Catholic ladies sewing circle.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
CORSET SALE.

The Stockgrowers' company is ad-
vertising a special sale that will in
terest the ladies immensely, being
nothing less than a slaughter of their
lines of corsets, the Royal Worcester
and Bon-Ton. Like all other merchan-
disc handled by this company, their
corsets are standard make, and any
cut in price is a direct saving for their
customers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
A CARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sims wish to
thank one and all for their expressions
of sympathy and acts Of charity and
love called forth by the illness and
death Of their daughter, Mrs Edith
l.. Silva.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01

FOR Team, wagon and har
ness; geiding and mare; mare will
foal later part of March; also somd
brood sows to pig in April; nipple
meuts, chickens, etc.
f. r. HAYMAN. JR. Dietrich. Idahol
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
n good merchandise, low priosa'
nrompt ssrvics and personal at
tsntion appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store.

Probate Judge H. B. Jones, who Will
at once take charge of the Glenn
Ferry Gazette, intends to resign his
office on the 9th of May at the regu-
lar meeting of the board of county
commissioners. He would go out OF
office and remove to his new home at
once but for keeping his children in
school here until the end of the term
Judge Jones thinks he can tie both
hands and feet and still perform the
duties pertaining to the office Of Pro
bate Judge. 1t is pretty near a SINE
cnre. He feels ashamed to take the
salary and wants to get into the real
work of running a newspaper ana
washing the rollers and sweeping the
floor and feeding the press ana re
ceiving the cash that he will earn II
that active business.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01

nell, J. E. Houston, all of Dietrich, Ida
no.
GEORGE T. BAXTER, Entryman.
May 1-29.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
StIIi 4 Chance.

"She has a heart of stone." per
haps not" "She has. | can make
no impression upon IL" Have you
tried a amond?"-HCuston Post.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Samuel Wallace is in shoshone as a
guest of C. r. Wheeler.
All is in readiness for the high
school play The Princess, this even
ing.
The freezing point was marked in
thermometers Tuesday morning in
Shoshone.
Mrs. f. c. Book, whose illness was
reported, is much improved this morn
ing.
Mrs. Hemer Frey is a sufferer at her
home on the Big Wood from spotted
fever.
Mrs. Mallory is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Hail Horne, in Sho-
shone.
Mrs. Joseph Burbidge was at Poca-
sister, Mrs. Zurlo.
George Baxter is here from Helena,
Mont, to make final proof on his land
holdings at Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFal have
moved TO their country home, located
four miles west Of town.
The public library is to be located
for time in the office Of the power
company, with Miss Inez Wheeler in
charge.
The ice men are already clearing
away the coal dust from their wagons
with the advent Of the warm days of
this week.
J. w Snow has taken over the man
agement of the Silva ice and deliv
cry business and will give it his best
attention.
Mrs. Gilbert J. White had as guests
last week Mrs. Coutant and Miss Lou
Use Gray, who We're on their way from
Denver to Portland.
Engineer Liable Of the Hill City run
is arranging to move his family back
to Glenn's Ferry He expects TO re-
main on his branch run.
SO far as can be ascertained no
udi''"se ~ - 'il -',.', - Ill il,
-. -. -, t.li,.l,+ hoe
.le az
'ei'
Tho. ratirine officers Of the Shoshone
c4,.7,, c1,,b entertained the member
shin s+ luncheon this afternoon the
spread being served at the domestic
science department Of the public
schools.
1,is+-;-f Court adjourned on last
s,,rda,- untii June 1. 1t was impos-
sit1o RI 6nisb the court business on
e,.+,,,7,,- ,,igbt so a mart of Sunday
&c tat,an mn in arguing a case before
10 indoa
49,. .-,tio;,r, viii bo Of
~ 7IcEau hotel next Wednesday.
Nr1,, He makes regular visits to
cbosbone and looks after each case
o1aeol,. fo, one year. F,veglasses fitted
e.a;o,,+;fcaII,
p, r-...s,. 3. -, o,.ri,-o homo
MIS- Gus D. 49,, 80 - ba, ,,a,,an+s
Iouay ~ q 80 - She has been
at NHaIs'iaito" L. ~" ~ IN tba
absent ne@iiS ~ w.. f.ta,,d. in local So
I large clioIe u ~ -. --oissad
clety mas deem sie'''-'
I@eA l ',ii'''I rt.i,'a-,i+,, Of Tabras ka
years III me : ~, ~. ,,-aII ,s heine
"heIe nc 10 '.-'.,,.- =, ,,aid cboir he
taus"l anu Sili5.,- 5 tto S,,r,,ner here
Sizes - 10 spe - ..'e ,-,.'I,,an md
WIN ms laliiei'
otiieI ieiSi'i'
H. J. Fackier' one Oh the suDs l.'i.
tial residents OF the hlflaiila Gun
try, was in town TUESDAY uy ms 20
locate school district Ior ne pa az, u
the county. Iney are p1!n Dapls
needed out there ana he petieV % -
they wiz pe So 49, eG =, tbera this snring
settlers nav coiile ,F ,il I'M cbi1dren for
ana more tnan s', nro niraadv in that
sC!iooi us
locaiily' &c..
George w. case formerly oL C"eeS
Idaho, but who mas oeeh liNlns d oaii
Diego, California, Tor the pass ~
years was in Shoshohe on ueSu "a,
and Wednesday visiting WIN ms Ul(,
friend, Matt Mctan' MI case selli.u
in the Wood River country III ene eaiIS
eighties and was one Oh the Hrst pc.
neers to MAKE MS pei ii's''ls' io,.ro f,,.,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Cnnacris (sdeluirrcn.

Sem Dorf, 81. SuIi. 6rol
0lop Il. Gongcr, cine 9tihte oes be.
fountel 9u6nenoidters GIDoe Std
uno Sodtcr ScurD u. 6itd's, leitete
i'm Suprcm @eri6t cine Eren-
nungsflage gegen iDren 05otten q.
Il. Gongcr elm bon Dem Tie fir Die
0aucr 6es 8ro5ciies $50 mouatlide
9lliuentc piinidt. Gonger lit, uie
oie Gldgerin angiebt, 5obn oes frii-
bercn oncritaniicbcn @eionOten in
SEEING Gopin S. Goueer, DER On.
fel Sam bort Dertrot, pdbreno ole
g'orer &e6eIlion i'm @onee mar.
Der 6Itere @err Gonger Deridieo Dor
lncbrercn SSubren.
n1tciu 0atte ia9tc mir 5ur 3eit
ser gbcidlicBung" erfIdrte SSrou
Gonger, ncr ici reid uno an mcbre.
rem Observation-Disclosures be-
t6ciligt. SSn Der eriten 3eit lnlerer
Gbe poren mir picI ouf 9teiien uno
mein @atic bieIt iib itets cinen jo-
ponilncn &ammeroicncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
eiilir fiir ao6lcnoraGcr.

Golumbus, o. 21. Suli
Gen 6ieIiaeu llnioueu Der ullniteo
Mine 8orfers oi tie WorlO" ging
gciicrn Gin 9(ppca i'm Siilie fir bic
$4,000 &o6lcilgrdbcr in Stoote 5iL
oic iic6 felt Dem 2Ronat 0ldr5 pegcn
Tiiicrep5en NIT Sen @nlbenbelibcrn
ouBcr Qlr6eit baiinOeu gln DieIe bic
fer @rubeuorbciter lit Oie 9lotb IN
i6rer ibrcdlidiian @cltaIE bcrauac-
treten
SSn Dem 9(ppea miro oaroli binges
mieielL onB uod Gin longcr imo err
bittcrtcr &anpf beporltcbt c6e oIlc
@uibenbciiter 5un 9laHgebeu SIT be-
wcgcn iciu ucroeu Gina 10000
0}oun mcroeu i1on in fiir3eiter Scit
micoer sur Slr6eit 5iriidfebreu, oa IN
i6reu Iiiirifteu 9lu99leido er5ieIt
mrOen fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
9leO. 9satmOnt oefnnOcn.

90 lmautee, isis, 81. Syuli.
Der Eemperen0preoiger 9lco. 8.
g. Fotmout, mclcber I'M @lGr3 8. s.
cnge6lih aus @ellebiIlc, SIl., ent-
fiIbrt muroe lin0 ieitber mie0er aus
Oetroit berihmunOen it, lit am
Sonntog 9(6eno in 9iib 2ofe, g8is.,
ioentifi3irt iuoroen, no i'm Heo. 6.
8. Wlilton uno @oron 9lapp BON
bier erfonntcn, ln0 er cr3dblte qe-
tern ireinliitbig BON ieinen @onoe.
ritngen. g9ie @lopp 6cbouptet, er-
tldrte Hatntont Gin lln6efunnter ba
be ibnl geiogt foIls er Detroit ni1t
pcrloiie merOe er iiherIi1 ern1oroet
merOen. @r begob ii6 oo6er oltf
Die &eiie, beiudte Ganios GitD,
minneapolis uno onoere StG0te
inter beitdn6iger 9(ngit umo gelong-
K lhlieBlib in Die &oloidlGger-Ee.
gion i'm n0roli6cp g9isconiin. g8ic
Stlapp meint, iin0 9Satmont's 94erl
ben ericbiittert. Gr GllBerte 6eItan.
cig 6urbt, 0oB i'm Scmono perfolge.
uno icin 2eben beOrobe llnO berficl
eu onoeren 3citeu mieoer in einen
8uitouO Scr 9etdubung. Sn li6teu
glugenbliden erfonnte er Serrn
@lilton uno crfln6iote iih, mie cs
lciner @ottin unO icinen Ginoeru
IN Detroit gebe.
9etroit, D2idy 81. Syuli.
Dem bieIieen EoIi5eiiupcrintenocu-
ten ging eeitern bonn Detcftip 2lnor.
Soeriig cine aus Nrcntic, isis, Oo-
tirte 9epeide 5lL melbe Ioitet:
~Fotnlont 1T nidt cnfiibrt. 0fdnmt
elm ooB er aus cigenem 9lntriebe
fortgegonocn iit.~ 9oeriig pllroe
bon Wlitglieoern Ser bieligen GDurb
oi Gbriit cn9ogirt, Inn cine llnterlu'
dung iiber sic on9cbIide Gntiilb.
rung on3uiteacn lno reiitc ou
GornItog 9lbcno in @eoIeiting Oes
GeO. Glauoe s. @ittp, eincm 6relrn-
sc @otmonts, nod gtib 2ofc ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Gorrnoou amtmiiSc.

q(lbonn 9t.yu 2l. Suli
N}o6 elmer Goniercn3 sic cr gcitern
glbcuo nit sem @ouocrueur @sartin
S. @lDun bate, fiinoigte EbomoS
GorrnoOp ser @cuerolanpoIt oeS
Staotes g3cp yorf, an BOB er om
4. Scptcmbcr BON ieinem slmte oll-
riidtreten mir0. Sur lcI6eu 8cit miro
ol;d) lcin crltcr 9liiiiicnt Soicp6 q.
SclloQo aus Dem 9lnte idciOcn.
glS @ruuo gicbt Scr @cuernl.
onuon oa ooB er ii6 in g|cw.yorf
ais 9lumolt nieoerlolien molle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
NiirIorue fiir Q!r6citer.

BittSbnrqb, @a, 81. SSuli.
6. IS. @arp. ais @orfitcnoer, 8. y.
6arrea ais @raiioent, ilno % 9eamtc
unO Circftorcn Scr II. 2. Steel Gor-
porotion~ mo Der Oo5u 506leuocn
@eieai1nii reidten gcItern bier bei'm
Common %leas-@eridtc cin @einH
Inn cinen Charter fir ben Dor IA
&a6rcu bon i6ncu qegriinoelen @en-
iionsfono Gin. Sn Dem @ciuh miro
oeioqt, bic organization weroc Gin
5uitpnl bon @cucii5icn EcuIionclt
inns anOereu llnteriiiiblingcn fir 9ln-
oeIleQte ser Corporation lno Der
Garneaic Steel Company" alireHt
halten. Eas j66rlide Gintomrnen oeS
,Sonos loa $L000,000 nidt iiberliei-
ocn uno Elm @rllnOfapitol nidt por-
6onocn Iciu. Gas Smuptnlarticr ioll
iid in @ittsburo6 bciinoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

GopeSoiticn, 6aiti 2t.. .Sult
0ic 9lebellcu inierna6mcn geiterlE
cineu 9lngriii aui Oicie Stoot Der
o6er bon oen 9legicrlnostruppeu SIT.
riidgcit6lagen pnrOe. Ger &f
wd6rte bon 3 bis . lt6r WlorgeuS,
nno glngreiicr ioluobl, mic &ertbeiOi-
ger Ocrloren 5a6lrcidc Eoote nno
9crrpuuorte. Cine 9ln5o6l bon 9lc-
6eaeu 0criet6 in @eiangeni6nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
I5ric0cnsDertraa nit ltrnaita0,

&oi6tngtoM 81. Suli
StaatSiefretdr 9rpau uno Ser Sc
iauOte Maria oe @cna 6aben aeiiern
geneiniam eincn Tertrog lnter3eid.
net, rpoourb oic Ser. Staaten uuO
Uruguay iicb auf min0citens Elm Sa6r
oerpilidten oQc iid 5pii1en beiOen
erbe6enoen Streitfroqeu bic IiM nidt
auf oiplomatiidem g9egc crleoiaeu
laiien einer internationalen 5die0s-
geridts.Gommiiiion bon iiini W2it.
glieoern 5it lmter6reiten. @S lit sizes
Der 49, ocrortige SrieOenS- lul0
SdieOsaeribts -9ertrog, inO. OarIelbe
miro nit d6nIiden gertrdacn, sic nit
9lrgentinien, @raiilien ltno G6ili o6-
geiAIoiieu morocn iino, nod Dor no.
Iauf oieicr gSobe Dem 5cnat 3ur go
ItGtigiulg 5uge0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

Tii1rer Ger ~Sn0uitriol @orters oi
igc g8orlo, iii eeitern cine 6eibpo.
rene llusiagc cngercidt woroen
worin er 0cs No6perrotbs beidul-
0igt miro. Ser offeutIide glufIdger
@. 6. 8romn erfldrte, er weroe ibn
ouf @rltno oieier Qlnflcge DerfoIgem
menn er 2ettc gum 3med Der Ger
lt6rung bon Gigcutblm oraauiiirt
bobe. Seit Dem 9lufrubr III 9roo-
lcD in poriger @ode iino Sillfs-
iAcriffe olif ser Subc nod GobloB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
NnS Dem Snneren @larglomS's nmS
Den angren5euOen Staateu.

a I 3 & + { n 5 q Il 5 G n.

noeren SdnOen.
6a6ion Eoid5. ipelGcr sic lebtcn
lleben Sabre Oeu ,.Gromincr~ cine
repu6litaniide @od]cn3eiiinq III
Sreoerid 9lo leiictc, bat sic Qan3c
5elilplg9qglQ9e an @iQionl {. Can't
pom %elt @r9ges Eo., pcrpad)tet lno
Dleler bat oie Seitlm9 am Wlontaa
HuerllonIncn. Nonb mar 10 Sabre
lang %oltmeiltcr in s8elt Wroue uno
perlol'lfc tiir5li1 cine 3eitnnq, pcl.
@ @e cr IN iener Stoot 6crousQa6.
y t5OolIe 2 6cune al a y
braunt.
e'ne s@eime auf Ser 6orm BON
Sd!1l Sia9aeit @oroon III ser gId6c bon
SSlloaS Y}o, muroc oird ,Scler
5erltort- Dit scr Sde,,nc pcrbponr. prr
ZEN, ZEN en- 'FIero, mc6rcrc Sdwcinc, 500
Sulpel sSei5en % geoocnIoOunoen
@elI lnlo cine sluso6l ,qorn,nrrSt6c
Yer 8elanlmtibaocn mirS o,'f pino
$500 0ei4dBt. ~ '''''
Z oot I'M @ooc5imnter
gefunOcn.
6ron Siag 5000, mclde por o,6t
Sagen 5u me6ruodentli6em @eG,% @
bel i6reu eItcrn Serru lmO ;Sron ~ <
6. Saaer nod Gum6crlonS w}S'
lam muroe 6cnadridtiot Nos n,
@'ann I'M ga0e8immcr iciner Sya6. 4.
nuna in @'cSeesport 3d.. toNt o,i
aeinnoen murOc. gr mar our6 Sin.
ot5mimg uou @as ocitor6en. mcl6cs
einem fleinen @oiier6eisopporot ont ~
iir0mt mar. Ser Scrltorbenc him.
terIdBt neben Der @ittpc cine Sod.
Ter.
See Octten wcr0enoe. :.
impft.
SSn oen lebtcn Ia9en nlrNcn Nic
neueinactreteneu $50 W3itolie0cr Ser
bierteu alaiie Der 5lottcnofooenio a.,
annapolis oegcn Svp6us oeimpit
SeOer Gazette crbdIt nod 3mci mei.
tere Ginipribun9en in 8lpiicbenrS,,.
men BON elmer @oAc. Obmo6I fpin
@rno 81 Scr 9(nna6me Oes enon.
tuellen QlusbruDs ciner Suphuspni
oem'e in Der 6Iottcn-sllooemie Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

lie0t Ia bai Der &erpilc0lng scr
Gaoetten bic gr6Bte 5orgialt angc.
panot miro 10 weroen bod felt me6-
rercn So6rcn allie neu eintretenOen
Gaoetten elmer Smpfung unter5ogcn.
y fer0 c0ieb Oerb q ftet.
SSn 9lbcroeen, 9}0., murOc Src0
S8itfomsfD bon 9l6erOeen inter 5mei
Die6ita6lSonidulOigltngen iiir 0aS
@eria6reu Der @roBgeidmorenen na6
Dem 9elair-Gefdn0niB gciouot. Ger
9(rreitont ioll au IeBtcn SornitaQ
9tben0 Gin 'gierO nit 9uQap qeltoh.
fen 6abeu, melc6es Dor Dem ,2an6
6olie~ in SABRE Oe @racc itono. Ser.
ner miro er bei6ulOiat, angc6li6 BON
6rou 9lngus Seinep 5mei ll6rcn itn0
cinen 9eooluer 9eito5lcu 5u 6aben.
&in0 erlci0ct 6mere
@ran0Wun0en.
Sn Guu6erlano, Ml0., erlitt Sic .
Sabre alte 9}ellie Su1ett, Godtcr
bon 6ranf SuDett, 6ei'm Spielen init
3iiuob0l5ern 10 idmere @ronowln.
Oen5 OoB iic i6merlid nit Dem 9c6en
Oooontommen miro.
9ln 0as Come Snititut
berufen.
gSie ans 4Sort DepoIit, W2o., be-
ridtet miro, wurOe s. g8. 5truder
iiir oas fommeuoe Sa6r 5ilm G6ef
oeS Gcportements fir @eididte ser
6otultdt Der Eome-Sdulc crlud5It.
Serr Strpder bate frii6cr cine d6n-
li@e Stelllng am ct. So6n's Gol.
le9e IN slnnapolis inne. 5eit iciner
gicl9nation BON iener 9(nItalt mar er
eln Sobr lang &rofciior Der Getono-
me am SenDon4Gollege 81 Gambler,
SDio, moroui er Elm Sa6r lang an
DER Golum6ia-llniOeriitdt in JRep
Sorf @eiGidte Ie6rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

@aibin9toL 2i. Suli.
Gontrc 9lontirol a. g. 6raucis @lru-
roe 9lamioD, Der ieincr 3eit nit 9IO-
mirol 2ewcy inO Gontre-9IOmiral
9cubmu iibcr SAlcp 81 0eridt fab,
lit on Sonntog in ieincm bieiigci
&cinL SO Sabre alt, 0eitorbei uno
miro an Wlitimoh auf oem 93ational4
lSrieOboie in g(rliugton 6ccrOigt wer-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
glencItCr 3nuadJs snr Wlarine.

Ebila0eIpDin 4ou 2i.Sitli.
&on 5rduleiu W1orcio Bradbury
Campbell bon GberrpfieIo, W}e.,
ouf Oen 92alnen i6reS ltr-llrcroB0o-
ters GopitGn Sereuia6 0'@rien oe-
touft, Der I'M eriten Sccgefec6t ocs
Neutrality-suspicious. NIT icinen bier
@riioern itu0 elmer fIeincn W2onn.
iAoft sic i'm 0ofcn bon N}adia8,
Wic., Dor 9lnfcr Iicgenoe 6ritiihc
@ricgsidoIlnipe u@lorearetto" cro-
berte, lief gcitern bier ocr EorpcOp-
boot 3erit0rer ,,O'9rier" bonn
StopeL mie man ermartct, eincs Der
idnellitcn Gabr5cugc Scr @lnocs-
Wiorinc, 0os contraftliM 20 Gnoten
sic 5tiuOe lmlien ioll. @s lift Elm
0oppcIiArmtbcn Turbinen 0am-
pier bon 3i5 SUB 2duee, 3015 SUB
Yreite ui0 1000 Eonnen g8aIIer-
Der0rGn9ung.
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SSmls Nra6 aelenft.

Sn's Grab geIenft.
Sr. So6n 90id ollf Dem @louut Gar
mel 5rieo6ofe 6ei1eieet. Sei-
6en6cgdnaniB Oes Srn. Soiep9
@enOer auf Dem 9ouoon &orf-
6ricO6oie- 8o5Ireibes Eroucr-
aefoloc
Gon ieiner lebten @o6nuna, 9lr
17n, Goitern 9(benuc, muroe ae-
itern 9laC6nittog Sr. SSo6u 26ib ins
tiI5le @ro6 geienft. &aitor s. 30.
Gutter belt in Ser @o6numg cine er-
greilenOe SrauerreOe, na6 ser Oie
geilebitng oui ocm Mount Gornel-
8rie05ofe eriolgte. 9lls 9a6rtitdtrd-
ger fungirten Oie SS. 6ome(, Seine
blrA Wiaion, &lmfel, @eriimDer lmo
0oD. Ger Gnti6loiene purOe in9al-
timore ge6oren mo itar6 i'm 9llter
BON 80 Sn6reu rnO 9 Nlonoten ais
Snng9eeue. @r 5interldBt ieiue
Wiutter 6rau @lorgaret6e 90iH, ci-
men 9ruoer, SeurD 9oidj, uuO 5pei
SdpeiterlL Srou GarreD Seius
unO 5rou 0loreoret6e Sdmiot.
Sr. Soiepb 9cn0er, il.
gIuf Sem 2ou0on Eorf 6rie06ofe
murOe geitern 0todulittog Inn 1a3
ll5r Der am uer9angcnen Sonitag
i'm gllter BON SO So6ren aus 0enl Qc-
ben geibicoene Sr. Soiep6 9enOer,
len, Dem ScboBe Ser GrOe ii6erge6en.
EoItor 0liaer BON scr @reS6ptcria-
ner-&irGc on Der Sig6tiiroBe 6atte
bel elncr Dorallsgegangenen Srouer-
ieier IN Der @o6nuna 0es @crItor6e-
men, glr a, Git SenricttaItrabc, cine
ollen 9lnmelenoen 81 Ser5en ge6enoe
gl6idicOsre0e geDalten. 3a6lreidc
9lumenipenoen maren BON 0o6 un0
5ern eingedoii1en. Sr. 9enOer mar
om u. Ee5cpiber 1881 inn @0niqreid6
FrelIBeu geborcn umO fam bor ilnoe.
tobr oS Sabren ra6 0en Ser. Stao.
ten. Seine Satin mar linn bereits
Dor niinme6r 27 Sa6rcn i'm Go0e
DorousBegortBFr @r 6intcrldBt aiuci
ainoer 6rdit @IitoD 9ofer mo Sru.
Soiepb Bender, 0rei Gnfelfiuocr lmO
bier llrenfel. Dor 5e6n S,a6rcn 5og
er li1 BON Dem aftipeu @eiHdit 3i=
rid, in politii1en &reiien mar er ais |
Gepu6lifoner wo6lbefanut. 9ls9a6r-
trdtrdger iingirten 9lnge66rige Ser
Baltimore 2ogc BON Dem oSnoepen-
Oent Gr0er Of NleAanics~ oeren
Iangid6rigas @litglieO er mar
SRI. Sopbie @enSlcr.
Iic geiiesung bon SRI. Sophie
@ensler, 33 Sabre alt, BON 9}r. 20. /
@eit-Clipcr- -SiraBe, Oie betanntli1
nobe Dem o9lioer Gicm @art" err
tronf eriolgte geiteru bon Sen &ar-
lqrs peg 2eiAepbeitatterS Nlillcr an
Der gde bon Notwithstanding ms |
Selierion-Str Fnitor Garl gn.
oers BON Der 6ricoens-aircbc an Ser
D}aoilon-StraBc belt cine crQreiien0c !
Freoiat na1 Der Die 2eiGe oui Oent |
o@reellnouut 6rieoboie1 beItottet /
ipilroe. Ser 9eibnam muroe 6inter
Dem Gr1eIter-%aOiaou inn @oiier
oulgefil1t. Spuren bon irgcu0 mel- I
der @emaltt6dtigfeit muroen an 6ent-
iel6en nidt oeilmoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

EaIle snr 9ieiie iu'S 9lusIono lie.
IOrat s. Siainc, gir. 4i3, CitValti.
novr'Str., nnbc GuaOm SunIc g!pg.
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,Eiir arcnnS Dcrae6eng n 6en 81

NYotertom H. gt.-Y, o. SllI.
9ei sem pcraebliden Seriub, ici-
ncu 0omcraocn, oen IS Sabre alien
@loloe Wlitbca. Dor Dem @rtriufen
i'm Q3lod 9liucr 81 rettet iano am
gonntoa g}odnittag Ser nit i6m IN
Elm lmO ocniclben Sotel anaeItellt
orneIcue 21 Sabre alte @alter Dlc-
Touaaa aIci6iaQs icincn 800 in benz
,SnlIic. M2itdlea 6attc, bon ardmpielt
befoaet i'm Siilie ael9rieclL imo
lein @cfdbrte iuor bel Oenl Siettrn9S-
pcriud BON ciner llnteriiromlIna err
iaBt mor0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

&ittSbnrob, &a., 81. Suli.
Die felt D0oniaa poriger y9o1e nod
feds @oden laugcm Strife wie0cr
5ilriidgenomncnen 9(r6eiier Scr g9c-
lting0ouie-@crfe 6a6eu geiteru ein
Gomite BON 8m6lf gelpd6lt, oos ser
9eitun9 Die @riinoe oarlcacu miQ,
Die 5ll Dem 9[uSitonoe gcfiibrt 6otten.
gSie eS beiBt, i'm GinocrItGnoniB init
Der @elditSleinng, iiuO in elmer am
Sonltog a6gealtcncn DloIlenDcr-
iamnIllln1 Dier5e6n bon Ben nod
ni6t mieNcr 9lugeileateu ousgemdbli
worocn Inn nit oieien Goniitc al
per6anoeln @cltern iinO 200 ueitere
Strifer lpieoer ougcitelt worocn lmo
man 6offt, oaB 5u guoe Ser @oc6c
olle mieoer oii ibren alten @ldben
iino.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-06-13

1t is all fol-de-rol to be
everlastingly hankering to
live in a large city because of
larger opportunities Of course
a man who has really out
grown his native village has a
moral right to seek larger OPP
portunity elsewhere, but that
man is as rare as a pearl i'll an
oyster. Thousands of our
youth, however, are annually
rushing to our larger cities
believing themselves to be
talented and capable to become
famous and financially Sic
cessful in the large and
dazzling opportunities of the
city. Alas only to be COM
PEELED to turn the grindstone
for sharpening the tools of
others.