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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-07

Mr.. Charles b. Cryderman' well
known by the people OF this section
where he resided off and on for some
fine in the vicinity OF Appleton. died
at Twin Falls on April 23rd, at the
400 NJ Il years. The remains were
taken to Solomon. Kans.. for burial
Mr. Cryderman won many friends
during his residence here who Will
no named to learn OF his death. He
leaves two daughters, one of whom
Mrs f. w. Cook, of Muskogee, OK
was with him at the time OF his death
and accompanied the remains east
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-07

The new church which the Latter
Day Saints have been erecting Is
about completed, and the dedicatory
services will be held as soon as ar
rangements can be made with the
head of the church at Salt Lake City.
Next Wednesday is the first date
for the excursion rates to the east
and we hear of a number from this
section who are contemplating taking
advantage OF these rates to enjoy a
season visiting with friends at their
old home.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-07
BASE BALL SUNDAY

Kimberly vs.. Jerome.
Game called promptly at 2.3o.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-07
Idaho Rurals for Sale.

Choice Idaho Rural potatoes. 40c in
new bags.-J. H. Silbaugh. 51s
miles due west.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-07

See or write N. p. Rice, one mile
south of town. ll-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

3pon5ig Sun gMeg nr1c @ueriocs9lucnuc.
0s uiro Dicrmlt Nnh5 1e9eben oaB Der
gluun6me ciuer &crorbnuna erinni mer0cn MIN
fir Die 6utocmnirung nuo SmlicRung elmer
20 6nR brci.cn 9lneD ole ncbcn Der citieiie Der
9iioeriioe4ncuc, dmil6en sSnrrfn'gpcnue ilo
0dnburg Sirn6c, feat Sda 5u coHocmnircHoc
Gam miro mic io.0i bcinrcben:
0c bcguut an Der Siiblciie ocr 2Sorr,n'
Npcnnc IN Der @niiernnnA pon 2716t 6uB
0iilD BON NOiern 'sDcuuc udmiih an Der
Siiouii 0dc Der gSarrcn 9lucnuc mo ciucg 0orl
Qclcgendl 20 SuB breien 4ucO mo lauli o0iln
iiioln bis 5ur giorolci' ocr N0nibur0s Sitnbc.
onnn. cnilang beiaaicr gioroiciie Der Qaulburg
Slrnbc. pciiid 20.O7 SUB 5ur 2Seiiclc neino
Ter 20 SuB Iucp; oon1t cnt.nnQ Der gSCliiclie
bei0gicr 9lucO. Horoith i35.35 SuB bis 5ut
Sii0icie Der Wnrrcn glucMic uno onU Der
Shoieic Scr &arrcHelccnue cuilan8, oliu0 20
6uB bis 5um geginn
lRln ittC Nnric ccr tciOQicn NncN, lvie iie
6u iWicBcn 0cplnni III i'm NrhiO 0es GiirCan9
Der -rnbenourhbriGs0o 0ommiiidrc
(Scpf2S 20Cu5- 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

natiirlidj Seine Sobet bon 0'oIoadsgnaOen, Sobn 9.
@odeicncr Iad Dem g9iQen Oieies eincn Nanncs ton3t
Der gan3e Stnatsapparat in Colorado Ile contttio-
nelcn 9iebtc mur0en bciieitc geiebt Die gSilfir Oe
robe @eualt bcrribtc Sricoicrtgc Strifer oeren
6rouen uu0 SnOcr &inOer I'M Nutterlci6e mur0cn er-
idocn @rnorOet nit faltem 8hte &on @crbre
dlern Die man ans BEN GerbreAerDierteln DER @roB
0Ote boe Ylou tedte Tie in Die Uniform Der Staots
nili Sic 0ic ionit Scr glbdalun Der @eelhat ma
rcn, nod ccnet Die Straribter o6noecn iie pur0en
sur StiBe Oes Stantes S6oiien Srauen lm0 &inoer
neOcr 9les I'M Sntcrcie aui 9eic6l Der 9todeicaer
idcn Sntereen Die 9epolferng Goorooo's bat sic
giitiac erlubniB cr6aten Die Soften 5u 6e5able. Gie
@cgslutir 6cpiaigtc cine Non 0olars fiir cine Ni0r
ocrbonoc oic inn Gienitc &odeieaers ite5t
PTS ii bic Strifcr mc6rten ais iie Dem Nlorocn Der
g}ili5 gSi0eron0 cntacaenicbten, famen 0ic Guppcn
Der Scr. Staatcn ino baitcn y6ricoen"
Gas 9iedt Der Sab lit ieoem Siirger Der Ser Staa-
ten pon Der Gonttttion gorantirt User SemanO oaron
pCr6inoert miro 6etra Die 9lrbeter Golornoos iIben
ulio i6r gues &edt ans menn Ie iv06en
Cos 6eiBt mcnn Rodcieaer cs pil 9l6er Serr
9lodeeaer crlobt es einiaG ni6t g9e 6efonnt no Sic
Strifer ans 0en QGllen Der Wnen6eiiber bertrie6en
por0en iinO boben in Der y1d6e pom Su0lou ene 3et
Solonc erridtct ghua 1000 Seclcn mobnen BORT I'm
5ur @a6l 81 rcgrirei. miiien Oic @iiroer 9iiOlows
nod Dem Neile cntferntc Soiings gebeu. SoItngs
III eood) BON San0 itngcbcn ons Den NlinenbeBern &c
OpfI 2leeS SunO plrO DelpQu)I DON oell Nuelel OCT
@odcclcr dm SSntereiien Seincm ltnionnionn lit es
erlobt oeies 2an0 81 bctreten So lit 0em tbatiGdlid
sic geabhtrnc in oen &Gnoen Der @linen6eiiBcr Sin
Gomite BON 9iirgern wonote iib an Den commanoiren
om Niii3ier Der 9imoestruppen ino eriudtc Inn S6ut
an Der g9abhirnc 6olgeiOc Nntmort pirOc 6nen 5u
S6e: S9em Oie W1inenbeiser es poaen f6nncn ic Die
@1Gler bon Der gSablurne fern6alten, folls id Der
2SQ6lpob au i6rcn @rul0itiid 6efnoet Die gmoes-
huppen perOcn 9eluonO bebiben am Ssobltage
0os iagt Der O5ier Der @nOestruppe. Die an
Ge6Gf 6rieoei hten iolten Inter 0en 9lugen Ocier
Siii3ere pcrbnoert cine bepaffnete @nnOe Der Winen
beiiber irec 9rger glmerifas Der 9usibung i6rcs
ION Scr Goniftuton gorautirten Redtes.
@arim no6men Die Scr. Staaten bod 9eib BON
gera Grtj in 0erfo2 Suerta ollte inter gnoeren &c
3uungel weroen cine geebIdc gSabl por3nebmn
@drc es ntt ongebradt oaB est Die merfaniiden
Sruppen nad oen Ser. Stoaten famen mlO imicre Rc-
oicrina anforoertcn 6rc 9iirger nidt al Ser 9Ilis
Gtung i6rer conititlltionelcn &ed)tc 81 bnocrn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
Wrioitta 7ynt6slnocr.

Gs I0gD ani 27 Scpicm0er 19ll Yrl9ltia
iie6ic Satin bon s. Sumsluacr Die Nccrol
ounp innci NiittpUd, s llbr NlorQens. BON
ibrcr gsobmnN Nr. t3t, giDrosSraofpros
40 llbr cine Ncoueus0 0ohniciie ilir ibr See
lcnbeil Qclecn Miro Ncilebung aui Dem gpi.
0rl0iersSrieoboic".
pircn) (Scpi29-3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
aienitan 0en 20. segtem6er I9I4.

SonMnsspOle Gage Der Sentdeu i'm &eitcn uno Often.
gie Gage oui oem meitliden aregsihonpase lheint
id in oen lebten "A 5huOen wcug gednOcrt 81 6obal
Ios @en9e prtt aber 81 @mten Der Geiitidlen. ,Sm
Gcntru hoben e ole gaiirten meOerlun etIuas mciter
riidgericbeu mobe oeie iebr bwere Serhte erlitten
baben leberbatpt iino Die 9eruc Der 6ran5oien uno
Cnqlon0er in oeier Sblod]t GROCER ais Die Der Get
den, oas miro ietit in Ocn @ariier lno Sonooner Be
ridjtcu IN reridlccrter g9eiie 5igcge6en. PHI Dem lin
len 6liecl iilo Die Dutiden 5pidcu &eronl ltno So
and micocr mciter oorgeornnae Scr imo i'm Sem
trrm deinen iie nit alcr lladlt Ocl 0rDbrld er5uin
cen 5l uonen o no sen Griogen in Oci lestcli paar
1ogen III oenbor gite 9Sidt uor6onOc caB es ibneu
eclingea miro Gin 0udbrlidj al beioen Stc0eu mir
&c ocn 1cino III enc ic6r permcelic Gage brngcn Der
4lan Der gaiirteH ibeint 0agege 81 ein Den rcdten
1cltitcn Slii8el 3u Ourd6reden Sic i6reu ibren
lnfcu 6ligel immer me6r &eritdrtimgen 5u 9ber Die
Nrnee oes @cuerals alud bdlt d nidt alein tapter
ilnScrn All ucrfieocen @imtten lit ie ogar etpas Dor
pdrts aeornueen gud bier iuo oic @eruite Der @aiir
ten grob Obnc Spciie nabt Die 9ficenidlacbt iid ii.
rrn gnoe
9llli Dem oiilid]cn ariegsidouplabe ebt es aud gut
Mig iir Die Galtiden. Sic icben oen 6elo3ug in 9l
iiid 9Spcn crol0red fort n0 bic g1odrdlt Die &ien
icen i'm Sluali.0iitrift riogrcid gemeicn bat idl
mic 3ll erparten mar ais cine weitere rufc Siigc 6er
clisqciteli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

9lm 26 September Gnrn 0lnhoii, gtr 2929,
0uniiuaoUns9nCnue 80 Sdhrc ali
An 25. september Caroline Scrbcr1, 9ir
Olu. ScuiifSirdnc. Sabre all.
gm % September SUbu Stttori, Yir 30Od,
Elifkrlii @iraHc, 50 Sabre ni
PIN 20. september Wlarlnrct Is. G. 0oglc
4r lob. Npto NolinGion Nuonuc. i3 Sabre dli
Nul "a september 0Dnrics -. Daibtcli 9lr.
$40, SiioNinuOoo 9lOcnuc, ~ Sabre alt
gm "a september 0iiene toiigdu, 9ir
1926. Giiignltmure SirnBc 81 Sabre alt
9ln 26. september Nioms Clidmnn, Nintp
anO 9luQcmCine Goipiial 2S Sabre all
Am 20 September Noc d. 6rDmce, N,crcD
6oipiiGl 16 ,0brc dlt
PIN 26 September Hrcciila 0obbo, pr. COZ,
Golumbi02lpcHuc 81 Sabre ali
Am 26. September SopBin Nod, 9r. ~
9,orosQdnon'glpcnue l6 1a1rc
gn 20 Seplcniber 0barles 3 ppNaro, glr
1907. Giiyom6ar0' SiraBc, 46 Sabre alt.
PIN 26. Scpicmber 0rncit =. Ninien, ylr
1929. Norof fOonroe Sil0Bc 40 Sabre dlt.
Nm 26 september Cora ". Yresgrnuc, 9ir
2lia. Clipcr Strohc i6 Sabre dlt
sln "a September Winr1 3, &iitun, y'r
20cs Boone Strabe. " Sabre nlt
22O3 Oh Rrdii SirnBc so Sabre nlt
0ln 26 Scplcmber Samcs o. Smith, 9,r
8tlS, 0conrglncnuc. g Sabre ai
em ~ September NcnrD g. Sirnnc, pllluon
GroCil0ni NnrHnIn" 6l Sabre 0lt
2lni 26. Scpicnbcr Scrtgo g snrner 9ir
S2i Nocolcns Si,oBe 6i Sabre alt
gln -. September SuicpD 3. gSillianle Ser
Nn ynls, ndbc Olo @imlico Hoao 70 Sapfc
att
9lm 26 Scptcmbcr D. cliper Oates, Hcn
fr llubclbnrc 10 Sabre al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

Gs tarb am 2G. september 1919 nm 1880
u6r Nlorgcne. Ncrtrnoc g. Jludcmnnn, 63
Sabrc alt pcicbic Satin ocs ncriorhencll
Diaihcm 9lodclmnnu Sie 9ccroigung iinoet
ccuita~ ia3 ubr J,d4miia0s bon ibrct
9So1nnnQ glr 1888, Nuros0ing' strait aus
itaif @eilergnq pripot Quf oem gNoiimore'
SrieObuic" (Scpi27 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

ge'6epeta", cin in fran5Giiidler Sprade in Gan.
ianc erideinenocS @lott bringt nter oem Notln ocS
g September iolgenoe 0cpeidjc r9lntrerpen, T. Sep
iember Die belaiibe Gegerung urfiuioet oiii5iel
foB mebrere Sorts pom 2iitti6 nod gSoertanO leen
Sonocr6or COS Scr 9utuerpcner Correspondent nidt
hil5ueciiigt Bat 9omur 6ate oiIc) INNER rodl oie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
NeFanntmadlnnaen.

giciimDre 20. September 1914.
Ser Slnot. .OjeDmcier miro am Wi0ntna, 0cu
.. Situber 1914, I'm 10 llbr Uiorqcus an Gu
uuo Siclle crihcincn. uno ods gaucnu Der
Mic0omas StrnRe, BON ginbi StraBc big Sort
NuciHc ciabllrcn
Nolunro q. NDuunu,
(Spi29) Stoot @eomccr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

Die besiidc 9hgcnGommion Die uor SIN lagen
9cr6er fam bat geitern picOcr eincl hrcr Sitcricbc
pcroifentdt Gcrielbc itammt uorgebial Ger 5cocr
cnes groieors 6 Gilon pon Der llni. Ell lii Jon So.
men unO mliroe Bier bon Dem tclgiibe Ait3mniter
SenrD Carton Oe g9art Dem @auptaitale lec Der Siaca
Gomnliiiion peroffeltlidt Ger porsc5idc @roieiior
@ilion idiloert in ocm Gtteridt sic ibrcilide @cr-
hcerimgen weldc oie ooetdeu 9orboren~ aui i5rcm
3uge Ourh Sopen augeridtet uno aat ooB lie gcpliin
aertbatten Gin I0rier 8nl 9ciipcl bObc 5uci 0ffi-
8ere ans einem an elmer 9anOiroBc icdGNcn 0auIc
fomnen gce6ei nit elmer llbr iultc lc Arm bic ilin
0cItcns 500 Sronfm mcrt6 cen cen c 0icie De
boilptiAg nlcin idon 5cat lc] enc 10 calntc llni-
neutrality-suspicious. en 2iigncr cigr Naic IT. @en oeut.
ider Soloot, am pciigiten Gin ccuiHa Ii5ier rii6rt
frclnocs Gigentbuni in 6einOcsano dn Scn Gin Dorf.
fer in @ir@fet oc Qie6ia6l elmer llbr bcobadtct 6a-
Fen mill Damn iiuo bic Giebc bcl9ide oSer irarB0iidc
sStoictrulrs gcueicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

Der rDsu 6ritii6cu &reHc 1T bic gerni6tnus Der
orei brtiidc SrcBcr orb Elm oeutideS llntercc6oot
10 in Die ronc geiabren oaB ie nacs @ogdle anltcat
Inn oeje 8oientbat 81 perfcncrn Gu miro lie in Scr
geid 9etclt 5iir @erndjtmg ocS Wierimac" 0urb Den
W2onitor~ in0 oorau Die 8emcrmg gctniipft oaB Die
Sdjulugeno ipGtcrT 3eiten uo6 Oicie bciocn ShfIc
ncmcn pirOc ober ndt oic Summer 0cs llnteriecboo
tcs, OoS Ocn Strcid in Der gtorOicc nSiiIbrte Der
gcrgcr Der gel6en g9orlO~ lit ia 10 pcrtdnOld obcr
fiir oen 9lugen6ld lit cS pirfd phtigcr Dab oic I'm
tcriee6oote bonoeln pic ghmmer g. ais mas bic Sbul'
iimgcu ipdtcrer 3cten einmol piicn ilno mas nid5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
gieoer einmal GOlOraOo.

lllNe 0cn ,EbIla0clpDia la3cbIaFf.")
Colorado lieet III cen Scr Stoaten ino nidt in 9iB-
lon0 mic nandjc 2eilte 0enfe Colorado lit elmer Der
AS Staoten sic sic llnion bloa 100000 a'eniben
1piasa0o c cine Ycr:ol.tnr r'o Nas ,&oltr id ierle
cjcictc ae6t Colorado 6oi einc 0pnhtuton. Sine
Ser irei1eitGditen Der Der Soaten ioatc cbtbir elm
9edtse6rcr Sin Colorado gilt and bic 9imoesSon'
i.ihtion Dos lit tbeoretiid
9Inoers sic @rariS ,Sn Ser Rrars giebts IN Colo
rooo fcnc Gonthition 9liht sic 10000 g9d6cr be-
Nmnc ioll0ern Elm clnji1cr N'om em @opnollt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
enrcan bed elrnhensnrnOrnas Is opmmIIiarc.


N0l more. 25. september 1914.
Sc SirnBcnourdbrudls 0umniildre IN ocr
Si0ol baltimore nachcn ncmaB ocn S0rlmriicn
ocs baltimore StdotGbnricre bicrnili bcidnnt.
cas- lie ole glnliieuung cincl oci0iuricn Sllic
auer 5uaelproncncn @niiNdoigunpen perlriaN
ten llnioiien ulo duicrlcaicn gScrbcrbJbunqet
nebit ciHcr crildrcn0Cn Narie anicrtacn lcBet
In &crbinouua nit Der COnocmHrNn0 niio
SnlcRnn1 auer iencr Ibclc eincr 1612 6ng
Drciiru Game, Die 5piicbcu Der 1loiclie Der
|rcsbur0 StrnBe uio Der gloroieite Der Nulcr'
Sirdhc rlo 5pibcn Der Siiolcite Der golcr
Struec uno Der yScliiciic Der Smnumopos
zirdnc licaen. 0cmd6 ocr am 20. Sun 1914
uuicUchHctcn &crorouuHA 9ir ass oc3
WaNors uno Sinoiratbs bon Baltimore.
Die 2luilnqen mcrocn liU 1ul bcloe Seiiel
Ger i6% SnB Ndnc enidlicBlih 0ercn Vclt
Critredcn mo lic umlnilcn BON Der Giioleitc ocr
@resbnr0s SiraBc bis 6ur gioroieiie Der Naicr'
Sirnbe uuo Der SHoieiic Der eaicrsStrabe bis
5ur gScitieite Der Smnuiuooo' 'Sirn6e.
ilno iic Gc0en fcrncr bicrnlit Not3. onB oori
bcnaunic 9iie mo crilnrcnoc Nartc cbi lilr
ole Snipcftion uucr c0riu iuierciiiricu Hcrioi
ncn bcrcit lit mo caB olc 0ommiidrc an
Nioninn ocm iHuitrn Sag i'm chubcr 1914,
I'm "A lbr &orniiags ild IN ibrem Bureau
I'M Naibbuuie fir Den 3iued pcrilmmclH iucr'
ocn nm irqeno cine In bcagtcr elite nnQc'
inhric Gbniin6c 5u rcOiolrcn 0cgcn me- 6c
Gimpnno BON @croucn crboben miro Die oaril
inietciiri 5u cin bepanpiet
0u6cnc 6. Grammar,
SDHu e. Snui0rb,
Nnrrg u. Jicncg,
Gommindrc.
eugene q. SiOooers,
Cscpi26,2s 208ol elcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
eenatOr QOSae uar uum ie6er Gin EeimO Scr 7rsm.

eenatOr 9OSgc mar buu je6er Gin 6eino Der 6rem.
cen beionoers Der Qeutiten CT lit ein Suolunotbng.
Ges6olb lit es aud nitt meiter oerpinoerli oaB ct
nnd) ener ioebcn eriolgteu &iidfe6r @ngono be-
6auptetc Oos Sreocnsgereoe ie oeltihcn ggenten
ougereot Son iuelden po5cr weiB oaS Ger Sur,
mclhc 9ereiie bat er oaiir? IS lit oas mr. Elm gus
flB icner egenen @e6diigteit Inter Sen llmiduoen
iit eine Grfldring ole @er Stoaten nubten iib Der
incaien 9leirulit0t 6eilcBioen Ooafonnen wertblos
Or meirt Reltrolitdt ole England mO 6ronfreid be-
por5ugi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
3urn Ynttiun & oaGan, gluftipnatorer.
9nrcau bcr Strnfcuourmbrndls 0ommliidrc
l@erbeerunge.0pmmt 9lniblans

1urm gnttiiun & 0aban, gluttiunnturer.
gnrcau bcr Strnfcnourmbrndls 0nmmlfidrc
9luueg.@erbeiiernnse.0 0pmmtifpn, 9intblans
Baltimore %. September 1914.
9luitions Eeriaui run 9aunaierai
C1cW0B Den &orlNrtllcn ocs O0dtteta oet
Sinoi Baltimore glbl0niit iJ6, mernen olc
GtrahcnonrAbruc1s 0ommindre an Siennaa
ocn ctbiicn (6) Inqe i'm Cit0bcr 1914. upr
G0mnitQQs onS G0unnieriol nul Soi % I'M
Bette ocr SiuensStrabc, non Niaq'SilaBg ne
fSoHsmdO5 an Ori ih1o Slclc atI, nftenil der
Muiion oeindb ser am 2S Hc5ember 1912
liiicr3cidncfcu Ncroronunn 9ir. 2l9 oce
,Uianor3 uno Sin0irnibs BON Baltimore, uct'
iaMicn- 9e piyo ipie loai belareecn; a,oo,
Gird6c. hcianlh pecbt ans clnem olel' ".
t0dScn 3cQeiienNnocn NIT gSoDnunA mn
Sroni ON 6roni.SnaBc BON 1888 oun e.
rcdi flo 5uriid mil einer licle NON olfU
fhntft.in 5t.04 9Sub bic I'm Bette Der Nilen.
Strn6c mic icbi conncuurt icNcit crpllncl
unb pcrhrcicrt bon Der yotoplfeltc oc@ Nune,
pap bic Sur Siiopciiciie Der Sg9' Stfage /,
iriibcr oos G1cnipnm u soon N NoooV
@erioais.scoinauuesm 25d ocs acnfs
prcics. gdnr
sic 0onmiidrc bcrIanQcn cue quito nlio
binrcidcnoc BON elmer Gir0'hnli SonWaAile
nclciiieic giirQihaii bon ocn ODER oeh Mai
fern nit Sdcrbeii fir ben Niunor uho ~iuoi'
raib bon Baltimore inter Der NcoinQnnA, odD
ser Nnnipreis S odlcr 3cii crlcat meroc lule
sic bciantcn 0onniidrc c5 ocrinnQen mpQcli,
uiio uler Der icrncrcn gconaunq ouB otl
obcr Die bciaaicu Nduicr inneroalo N otelbi9 b9
t3O) IQQcn ua6 3cnnnrlOtiNnuA Sellehs bc'
iaQicr 0ommiiidrc ans Dem ecit pea0cf olli
LEM Eirabe ancn Nbinu oocr dnocrc oaoutO
ocurionicr 3noerniiic in bclnaier SlfaBe pe'
'' Gmacuc 6. crannam
Suhn g. &nnfDro
SarrD Y. 9lemlen, ,usr,
0unlnilnurc
Gnscac 8. 0iOS0ere,
Qattiun & ciahou
Cecpi2ieo,Sn2.5.O suiiilonaloteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
Gcyartcmcnt fir 1ficnlidc 0cr6ciiernnaen.
Inter Scpnrtement oce SinotSngencnrc.

g q I ~ d 7 {. ID. september lJ4d.
Nm Ane bic ce nnscGi
Ss miro bicrniit aemdb oen glblhnliien Sc 3
uno SO oes Baltimore Siaot01cricrs, bei0nni
gcnd0t oaB ole @flniicrnngs GpMmillion Der
sinoi Baltimore nan Dem 2i Slobcr 1914
beQnHcn ioiro. Die HaDgenannten 1irnhen mn
muocrncm Wlaicrdl 5n pilntc.n eil 81 ploi
fern nno Hcu 81 tceNen Nllc Httlonen mo
0orporntoncn ueroen 0CeD0lu nliaelotocrt 0ri
!nubnihihCinc iiir aue Yirbcitcn 5u oen mo
oicie Dor Dem 2l Gtobcr 1871 80 bccnoca. Die
In irQcuo elmer 9seie Die gluiarnbung oocr
gluircBuHQ ndhacrannicr SroBeu ser ciues
Ibeilcs ocrielbeu n6ihig nahen modicu, nnd
hem iie nuf lolAe gScilc 9epilnlicri ncu 9cpld-
iicrt ODER ncn helcgt limo.
Die obcn cuudbnicV sirnben lino
Scll str, BON gnnStt. bis Sum riil@eu Sro'
pnniic bcr Scu Cir
geplir. ctr, bon 6euGir bis sniceonnas cir.
s.. 81. NgcNnn,
Slnbi Nngcncur.
Snl gluitraQe ocr %iIaiicrnngs Gomnliiion
Der Siaoi Baltimore
d. Ncii6 CpmDtou,
Gorftcr uno c5uinlticcnoer 5pacnicur.
(GcpiS. .1o.22,29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29
WlaSnme Sc 2de6ea Sie 9ariier eederin lueIdlc Oie

Wln0nnle DC 2DeDes ole Fnrller SeDerlni UeIur ult
@olfoufrege unO Den ieBigen gSclt6ranO porouso9te
ina cbt prop6e3c boben &aier g8il6em wiir0e am 30
September get0oet merOen am 30 Oftober mirocn Die
aSron5oicn IN Geutiflono iein uno am T. glopem6er
piroe Der 5rieoe 9eAloen weroen Ga 6eutc Ger
30 September it, niuB ocs aoiicrs Sdidlalslumoc
6cite olio hlagen W1aOome be Sbebes ndt i6rcn
9lli als aroBe Seberin 0erIieren ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

9n ben edJs g9oden bonn T. Snsmit bis 5um Is.
September nil @nglano sol $50 9iefrlten 5uiommeu
Getrommet ba6en Ta0on oaen 396,73t woidehtc
Gngl1nOer 6l,44l Sd5ottl6n0er 2O4l9 SSrldnoer uno
1886 9Solier ein Gic 5peite bal6e @tillion med)c
Soro aithecr ouibringen min miro iib aber fpcrlid
ans Gngldn0ern ShottlGnoern SSrldn0ern uno g9alli
iern refrltircu Aber no5u iino Die Gonooier guitra
licr Snoier lnO @lre ocnn Oa2l
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-30
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
Portrayal of Famous Old Story al
Grand Tomorrow. b.

Tomorrow's feature at the Grand
theatre will be a five-part adaptation
of .'Uncle Toms Cabin" AS to the
stage Interpretation of Mrs. Stoves
work few communities have been too
small to have had their periodic visits
from Uncle Tom troupes-no play in
the last half century has reached
more remote parts of the country.
1t is fitting that we should have a
screen portrayal that treats this ia
nous story seriously, one which re-
fleets the atmosphere of the South
and the spirit of the author of the
book. ~. s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-30

A dime social will be given at the
lob Irvine avenue, tonight, begin
ming at O'clock. The social will be
given by and for. the benefit of the
First Scandinavian Lutheran church.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-30

Loalis Sullivan of this city left this
afternoon for Solway, where she will
be the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Sullivan for a few
days. e.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-30

Need any nedp? Try want ad.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-26
MRS. MARGARET MACKAY,
NON0GEhARlAN, PASSES
PIONEER RESIDENT EXPIRES AZ
TER EVENTFUL CAREER
PASSED e5TH BIRTHDAY.

The Death occurred nj noon today at
Mrs. Margaret MacKay. the oldest res
ident Of the Torch Lake district Death
was due to senile decay. the ailment
combining her u her home for nearly
seven years. Despite her physical
condition, her mental faculties We're
not affected and even up To a short
time before her death. she continued
40 interest friends and neighbors with
"reminiscences Of her childhood Her
trait of kindness made her a favor
tie of the children aud her remarkable
acumen won the admiration of adults.
The late Mrs. MacKay was born in
Ardyllshire, Scotland, and came To
America about a half century ago. For
several years, she resided i'm Canada
and forty-three years ago. she and her
family came TO Lake Linden. Her
husband passed away about twenty
years ago and a son died few years
ago. Two daughters. Mrs. wallace Ma
deau Of Calumet and Mrs. John Gillies
of Butte, Mont, survive. Until the
daughter in Butte is heard from. no
funeral arrangements viii he made.
Mrs. n. 3. Dunlop Passes.
Mrs. Herbson b. Dunloy, aged 81,
succumbed early this morning after
an illness Of several weeks. Pleurisy
was contributory to the death. The
decedent resided in Lake Linden for
a long number of years. Besides a
husband, family of grown children
survive.
The funeral viii be held Sunday at
ternOon from the residence. Rev. Fred J.
erie Bagnal officiating. Burial will
ne i'm Maple Hin cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-26
NATIONAL GUARD
READY FOR FRONT
Prepared to Go to Mexico If the
Call Is Issued

Members of the Michigan National
Guard are again turning their eyes
toward the Mexican border with every
Expectation that within a few weeks
hey viii be called into sesvice. For
two years the National Guard OF Mich
iran has been expecting 20 be sent to
Mexico and has been ready.
Il have not thought IL would be nee
essary for as To butt ia in Mexico un-
iii now" said Major Stewart OF Grand
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-26
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-26
HoUGHTON BREVlTlES.
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Fred Yorsche of Calumet, yesterday
filed a. claim for wolf bounty witt
County Clerk Kaiser. Emil Skoglund
Of Kenton, also filed claim for Il
bounty on five beaver pclts.
Miss Norma Dee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w II. Dee of Florence street
east Houghton, returned ycstcrda
from "a months visit n eastern cities
The regular weekly reception will be
held at the Houghton club tomorrow
afternoon. Tho following ladies will
serve as "a reception committee: Mrs
Curbn Douglass. chairman; Mrs
Paul Swift, Mrs Arthur Walsh and
Mrs Gardner Rogers.
Roy Curry. arrested Monday after
noon on a charge OF larceny from
Adolph Englcrt, while the latter WAS
ON his deathbed in St Joseph's hospi-
tai. was arraigncd before Justice Lit
tie yesterday and pleaded not guilty.
Ills hearing was adjourned until to-
morrow.
Miss Lottie Vaudrin Of Ioughton
and Edward Mantta of Ripley were
united I'm marriage recently by Roy. Fr
Rczck. The ceremony was performed
at st. Ignatius rectory. The young
couple are we'll known In this district
and will make their home IN Ripley
where the grooms father conducts 4
store.