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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18
Notice of Mortgage Sale,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That that Ger
~ tain Mortgage. executed and delivered by
Fred n. Fuller and Alice Irena Fuller. his
wife. Mortgagors. to John Il Lasham. Mort
Sagee. dated the 18th day Of April, A. D. nine.
teen hu,.dred and eleN on. and fled for record
in the office of the Register Of Deeds Of the
County OF Steele and State Of North Dakota,
on the ga day OF April A D. 1911. at $40 O'Clock
P. NJ, and recorded in Book IL OF Mortgages,
at page o63. will be foreclosed by q sale OF The
premises in suoh Mortgage and hereinafter de-
ScgsSed. at the front door OF the court house
indie Village of SherbrOoke. in the County Of
Steele and State of North Dakota. 1t the
hour OF two O'Clock T. M. on the 2Uth day of
February, AID. 1915. to satisfy the amount due
upon said Mortgage on the day OF sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage
and which viii he sold to satisfy the same. are
those certain premises situated in the County
OF Steele and State OF North Dakota. and
described as follows. to-wit.: The Northwest
quarter NWA) OF Section Fifteen u6) in
Township one Hundred tort, -four u44) North.
Of Range Fifty-nve to5) West OF The Filth
Principal Meridian, amounting to l6O acres.
government survey thereof.
There Will be due on such Mortgage at the
date OF sale the sum OF Nine Hundred Twenty.
seven dollars and nlnety-One cents s921.9I be-
sides the cOSLS and expenses OF this fOreclOs-
ure ana attorney S ices rs provided. by law,
LHteu January L.. 1910.
JOHN E. LASHAM.
q. >. SAlPPY, MOrtHagee
AttOlhey" FOL MOiLHagee.
hope. NJ 42ti6
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That that
~ certain Mortgage executed and delivered
wife. Morteagors. to Jamesk. Joslyn, Mort
eaRee. dated the Both day OF December, A.. d.
1911, and filed for, record in the office of the
Steele and State OF North Dakota, on the 18th
day of February, A. d. 1912, at $50 O'Clock
NJ, and duly recorded In Book 10 of Mortgages
on page y. will be foreclosed by q sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter
described, at the front door of the Court
House in the Village OF Sherbrooke. in the
SAID County OF Steele and State OF North Da-
kota, at the hour OF two ~ o'clock p. M, on
SATURDAY. the 18th Gay Of March, A. D. 1915, to
satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day OF sale.
The premises described in such Mortgage
: ana which Will be sold to satisfy the same
are those certain premises located and situat-
ed in the County OF Steele and State OF North
Dakota5and more particularly described as
The Northwest quarter NWA) OF Section
Fourteen "a and the Southeast quarter
SEQ Of Section Fifteen u5) all in Township
Fifty-ave 1851 West OF the Fifth PrincipalM er.
idtan, n containing three hundred and
twenty 1920 acres. more or less, according to
the United States Government Survey there
There will be due On such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum OF Two thousand three
ts2307. 56y for principal and interest, and the
sum OF Six hundred forty-nine dollars and ten
cents S64Y.1O) for interest paid on prior mort
Two hundred tAirty-tlve dollars and forty-twc
cents .ez5o.4z) Tor past due and delinquent
taxes palu on salu land ana interest thereon
and the sum Oh Iwelve dollars and twelve
GEMS lSlz.iZ lor insurance premium paid fol-
insurlng the buildings on said premises and
interest thereon, amounting in all to the tot
al sum OF Three Thousand Two Hundred -Four
Dollars and Twenty Cents S3204.2O) be-
sides the costs and expenses OF this foreclos
ure, including attorneys fees as provided by
law.
Dated January 30th, 1915
JAMES K. JOSLYN,
c. b. SIMPLY Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgage,
Hope, N. u. 44-ti6
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Notice of
Meeting.

To the Stockholders Of the Hope Land
and Investment Company:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that a. Special Meeting of the
Stockholders Of The Hope Land and
Investment Company. will be held at
the Office Of said Company, at the Of
fee of G. s. Shippy, in the City Of
Hope, in the County of Steele and
State OF North Dakota, on Saturday,
the 18th day of March, A. u. 1915, ut
the hour of two ~ O'Clock Pm. of said
day, for the purpose of considering
and acting upon the proposition Of
diminishing the capital stock of The
Hope Land and Investment Company
to the sum of One Thousad Dollars
(Sl ,OOO. OO), and for the transaction of
any and all business necessary or de-
sirab]e in connection Herewith.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Dated 1t, Hope, N. D January 5th,
1915. c. 8. SHIPPY. :
President.
B.. c. SHAW, Secretary. 4lt9
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Pulled UD Short.

Professor Charles Zeublin. Of the
University of Chicago, was reiterat-
ing at a dinner his belief that most
American philanthropy failed in its
object.
Many a philanthropist, his heart
beating with love for his fellowman,i
would be pulled up with a round
turn" said Professor Zueblin, 'if he
knew what really became. of the last
hundred or the last thousand that he
gave to charity.
"Yes, he would be taken as COM
pletely aback as the young man who
said proudly to his girl in the moon
light:
Tell me, my own. when did you.
nrst discover that you loved me?'
When l found myself getting an
cry every time any one called you a
FOOL she replied"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18
Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned Clepk Of Melrose School
District No. Is, Steele County, North
Dakota, for the building known as
Melrose School House No. l, situated
on the southwest quarter of Section
three, in Melrose Township.
Bids will be received until 1:3O
O'Clock E. M. on Saturday, February
9th, 1915.
Bids will be received at the same
time for q secondhand Waterman
Heater, No: ~. jacket and ventllating
pipes complete.
The Board reserves the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
Dated at Blabon, North DAKOTA, this
Goth day of January, 1915.
BY order Of the School Board OF
Melrose School District No. 16.
n. A. BURNER,
43.ti6 Clerk.
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"say, mister, ter decide q bet.
how often does you eat a day7 ] 9
sixteen times and Johnnie SEE about
toni"
Travelling lsuperstItlona.

1t is very lucky to meet in the street
% a cross.eyed woman; (2) a piebald
horse; 90 a man walking towards the.
west. but looking back over his shout
der so that he faces the east; a. the
following three people in the order
given: A woman followed by q Grip
pie. If you meet other people in be-
tween these three the luck does not
hold good. When you are out it is
very unlucky to do these three things:
(l) Pass under q ladder; CO. recog-
nize a friend who looks at you through
glass. Cf the friend is looking from
an open window, no bad luck will oc-
cur: CD turn round when you have
crossed q street and go back to. the
pavement. !
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18

- a&EtII-E- AEEL-E ~
He decided, under the circumstan-.
ces. that he would not risk another
call. but ~neverless he made It q
point. In his stroll the following Sun.
day, to pass by her house.
Az he was withinsa blocksof where
she lived he saw her. come down the.
steps and turn in his direction. He
smoothed his gloves, adjusted his top.
coat, Strengthened his tie. and tried,
to look unconcerned as the distance
between them rapidly diminished. IL
He looked at her, and she looked dis
rectly at him. He waited for her, and
she looked directly al. him, He waited
for her to speak, but she gave. no
sign OF recognition. He paNsed On,
rather more light-hearted than for
. many weeks, for. all doubt had3Yan-
ished. He dismissed the epiode from
his mind, for Stackham was no mo1fFS
coddle. !
The following week, while, Stack.
ham was busy counting out money at
the paying-teller's window, he glanced.
up and his heart jumped to see Eliza
beth Turner standing. at the writing
desk. She was blotting ascheck which
she had just endorsed.
In a flash the situation outlined It
itself to him. She was not a customer
of the bank. but through some irony
of fate she had been given a check
drawn N that particular institution.
and she had come in to cash it. She
had, perhaps, not thought Of him at
all. A diabolical idea entered his mind
and hardened his heart. She stepped
to the window and looked at him with
a slight smile Of recognition. He was
not iattered. 1t was the patronizing
smile of a superior to a subordinate,
he thought. Accordingly the look that
he returned, while courteous. gave no
evidence that he had ever seen her
before.
With a business air he took the
check she handed him and examined
1t. "This check is all right. madam"
he said, handing 1t back to her. "but
you'll have to be identified Do you
know anyone in-the bank?"
why, l." she began, with a sick
ly attempt at a smile.
lawfully sorry. One of u rules,
you know" he added. as he turned
is, attention to the next customer.
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A Cut For :
A Cut
y
Copyright, Puck
BY ELLIS o. JONES.

- e~0eSS
u starting home at the close Of his
brief vacation vas sweetened by the
thought that he was carrying with
him the friendship, If not the incip.
lent love, of Elizabeth Turner.
The last long stroll along the wide
boardwalk the night before he left had
assured him of that fact. Although 1t
was late in the season, the night was
comfortably arm The girl at his
side. the clear moon above. and the
waves s%plashing almost at their very
feet. made him think of stories he
had read.
will you write to met" he asked.
"Why. certainly" she replied, mer-
rily. Eat least, I'll promise to write"
she added with a bewitching laugh,
"but I'm not very good at writing let
ters. Mother Is at me all the time to
make me keep up my duty c%orrespon-
dence.. But l, love to get letters, and
for that reason ! always try to answer
OF curse we'll be returning to the
city soon ourselves. SO there will not
be much time to write letters"
Most assuredly you may call. |
shall feel dreadfully if you don't. You
must come to see me often. It will be
such fun to talk about the good times
we've had"
stackham reached the city just in
time to get to the. bank before it
opened and take up his duties at the
paying-teller's window. 1t was a hard
day for him. BLUE Monday" is r7o:
close Of a vacation the blue deepens
into indigo. Although he was sustain
ed by the mental vision of Elizabeth
Turner, he was not thereby assisted
in his work, for certain times he
caught himself dwelling, and in check
ing up at the close Of the days bust
ness he found that he had made a
number Of ~inexcusable errors.
After dinner he withdrew into the
sanctity Of his own boudoir to tndite
a long letter to her, which kept him
up until long after midnight. In clos.
ing, he asked her to address him at
the bank 80 that he would thus get
it more quickly.
For several weeks. with perhaps
lessening zeal, Stackham kept a close
eye on the postman, but no answer
came. Then M day he saw in the
society column that she had returned
to the city.
On the following evening he prepar.
ed his toilet withed his toilet with
great care and set out to call upon
her. He approached the house with
much trepidation. He had commenced
by this time to feel uncertain in his
mind as to whether or not she wanted
to continue their acquaintance. But,
when he came in front of the house,
he saw upon the drawn shade the clear
and unm1stakable shadow of her pro.
file cast by the lamp within.
Taking heart, he walked d1gnifedly
up the steps. rang the bell. asked the
maid for Miss Turner, handed her his
card. and sat down to wait in the
recept1on-room. his heart beating q
lively tattoo against his well-starched
shirt-bosom.
When the maid returned and said
that Miss Turner was not in, his
spirits fell violently. He was deeply
Inundated. His homeward journey
was gloomy, but there was a sense OF
relief, for the growing certainty that
it was, but a summer Irritation OTTER
all, was rapidly erasing the lingering
vestiges of doubt.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18
STATE gsS SE SeR9H .D9AAaKo1A}
In County Court.
In he Matter Of the Estate of Thomas

I
William A. Cochrane, Executor. 49,. Petitioner
VS.
Ann Jane Newell, JohnI. New
Ell, Jennie r. Newell. Hugh
ert 9. Newell. Cora A. Neweii,
Lydia N. Newell, and e. A. ri
Erickson, County Treasurer OF
Steele County. and All other
persons Interested In said estate .Hesponuentsr
NOTICE AND CITATION HEARING. OF
FiNAI. ACCOUNT AND PETTTION FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE,
m,a CO... ., North ,n.toN. ana .thss..td
caa,,e. - Go,,r+ - the ahn,,e ns1nod ps.nnnS.
SS~*.. So"A S"s ANY, -S. 1870.
W., ana each a, YIN, sna hsrehv nnhni~d
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-02-18

What's the matter with his snakes
ship?
He had q jag on last night and sot
himself into . hard knot trying to
ret homo.
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A Fast Past.

"They say that he has q past"
said Mrs. Primiy, and there was
awe in her voice. Well" said Miss
spssdson, III he has one. he's go.
ting 30 fast now that 1t will never
overtake him."-Clovoland Leader.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

sIbOunenteu, Oie Den o0cntidlsn
6orreIponoenten~ nidJt pamftIidJ o0er
nureaelmafia erbalten, fub aebeteu,
Der Office oaOou per Selrph0n pOer
idlTiTtll@ I|itt9eilaua 81 MAIDEN.
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SHrfei mill proteitiren.
9crlin 10. 6e6ruar (ora6tloS
iiber SoDuiIle, g. 80. - &ier lit Oie
9lnbriht aus Gonitantinopel cingc-
troiielt 0aB Oie tiirfiibc 9leeierlmg
gegen oaS @erienfcn ocS 0ompiers
n@aibington" proteitiren miro, Scr
bon oeu 9iunen III Oen @rlino gebo6rt
murOe, md9reno er inter omerifoni-
ider 6lagar fit6r. GaS S9iff ion
om s. 6ebruar aeilnfen iein, nab
reno es 3pii1en Gonitantinopel uno
Grape8unt nit elmer fir oos &ot1e
&rel5 beitinmtcn 2oouug iuiterwegs
mar.
(0ie og9aibington4 ge6orte ser
oglrhipelago 9lmerican 5tcami6ip
Company. 0icIc @cIcaIdjaft bclibt
me6rere 9oote, oie na9 omerifani-
ihen Staoten 6enannt iinO uno Die
5piiden 0}ittelmecr6dfen perfe6ren.
Scr 0ampfer nSeras~ Der in Dem
tiirfiib b-italieniiden ariegc i'm @oIf
bon SnDrna auf cine Wline itieB nnO
imtcreing, eeb6rte ebenioQs oieier
@eieai6aft.)
@erIiner &riegSoIIerlci.
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iiber SaDpille, 6. 50 II 9ie lleber-
ice-9}abribteng gl9entur nadte belte
6olgen0cs befannt.
oGs miro aus 0eiti9. .SIOweit-
9(frifa nah Berlin otfi5ieu genelOet,
Oob Maior Bitter 81 @eginn oes Wlo-
mats Sebruar Die befeiti9ten engli-
i1en Stelingcn am Nrange-6luB
ongrgriffen bat. Ger GeinO lit ae-
Siulmgcn moroeu iib iiber oen SSluB
5uriid5li5ieben, Die 1Clti6en ser.
itorten oarauf ole Sabre.
90 NRontenegriner fir 6ries
Sen.
glus N1ailauo, sStalien. lit oie
9labri6t ciueetroffen, oaB oie 9le-
gierims BON @lonteuegro iie6eu gI6,
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SIbOauenten Sie ben rSentiden
GOrreipOnOeutcu" uidjt piiuftlid OOer
nuregelmGfia erBalteu, lino ncbeten,
her Office oaOon per SeIepboH OOeF
idrittlid @littBeilMug oa mndeu.
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JOELGUTMAN&@
SVtUr9cm @Drmittaa nm 8 ltbr 80 sc9t Der
&Orbamg amf 3w Dem
GOlORalem |erfauf nener, go
In 9lmCrita fabri5irtcr ~%O&&

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Oen fGnnen
ScOenfen Sic Ocn unge6ercn %eanf nennnnOSrehis
Nleien naeenener 5eoe SSr nben n manden nugc6enrn
Iufan gcmadt aber HcmaIs 1T @crtunf a6ion
scOe in cnem Ocrarism llmiauoc aeuust wOrOcu.
SiecS Grei9nf mirO cine @O6at ien fit Sen GleiOer-
arunteu nnS Den WrnnSc werSm biee 0uuHde ben
ncnen amenmidm 6ar6eH namntld Scgnn OeS |erfaneS
cWOrben mercu 60 lit Seun ot nuge6enren @orrG6e
ratbiam, redlt5cig 5n fOmmen.
Die ScidGte Oees gerfuufes rcdt 6s sum Oesanoeuem
&upember 5nrd ais in Der OuOnrc cine Seb6e eutrat
ais Der gaue SeiOenmurft Anftrage bsttel nuS ais
9Sir Die grO6teu gOutraate fit SeiOe a6(d(OGen,
ole jemaGs cine 2SaGtimorer Sirma aufga6.
eeibcm 1T bic Slutb nsetreteu ieOe gSOde FuO
&reic crbO WpOeu bis wr ct nen &rOt 1870 bis 209o
cinreidn fOnntcn nOem mir cuad nner gufGn Seben
6abfamteu, Oencu mir bic 8aaren geauft 6aeu ueO
5nrifgabm
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Gin StiGkerri- -lerkanf fbr0inutmor9rn

mt ad Der beten %areu Gtidereeu S ur e nammcn
0dte nnO nit Gripanif cnem %erte bis 6ae
H O yarO. SuunciusS, SGuOer, 5nmmenpaHnOc Garnitn
'0 %ernlfereisu meife nuS ar6s SrsauOeSanu nuO ac
SOrtsu Stdereen fir SiuOrOcr paenO Gin5en6cin usen;
Forte 1-i5-8oa goile Crepe uio SrgauOe 6louacings
'5c bis $500 Die garo mer6 ......... SOC. bis $685.
Fure 2-27-3oa @oie Grepe un0 SrgonOie 5louicngs
75 bis $500 6ie guro wert6. ....... 59c. bis $500
T0rie S-tsB0u 0rgunoie imO gotitc 6omcngs Toe
bis $4OO Die gar0 wert6. .............. Soc bis $500
purle 4-Crealoic Sann - weB mO peiB nit farbiaeu
Stdereien; bis 3oa BRETT 35c, SOC. unO 6Oc. Die
yorO pert6 25c. 35c, SOC.
Pur'c 5-27-50a 5louncinss, gerii6 boblidrm9; in
o. 5ertdm @hitern 81 Die OurO wertD ,......... 69c.
Pufle 6-@pelpartic 4556uige 8atitc 6lotncings, be-
Hmibt; $500 bis $500 oie garO fpeb ....... $1.95
pu1e 7-Salbiertge lnertaiacn; getidte 9rnlofe nl0
o. peeuidere am Sberalm; $10O Die yarO wertb. 59e.
Fuue 8-Gnm6rc unO SpiB S{anten H. gindse; &c., 1Oc,
loc mO 25c Oe yaro wcrtb fir &C., &c. 10c MmO zoe.
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Sn Oeuti1er &ci6ss
bamptitaOt,
lteber .6imSembmrgs neMeit
Srlmmpb.

Die s4ulen sur 6cier Oes SiegcS
aei6Ioiien, Die @efo6r elmer
ruiiiiben Sn0oiion OitprelBens
oontit ais beicitiet angeiebcu.
@iinItiec 9lo6ri6tcr bon ssicn.
SeiterrciAer oriugcu III aar-
patbcn Der 9ntowiua ino Ga.
Ii5ieu peitcr Dor.
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9eoronete III 0ettInIe gefnngen gelebt
bat, peil lie fir 5rieOeu agitirt bat
teu.
Ger &aiier ouf Dem oit-
Lid en- &rie9s iAau.
pIaB.
y vi itcrOum, t3. Gc6ruar.
Cine intcreiionte Sfi55e aoiier @il.
5clm's Gri1ien IN Scr bciitigen 9IltS.
ga5c Der 0areu5. 3eitung~ Dem 0r.
gan Ger glrRice. Ger 9eri6teritatter
beidreibt oarin ooS Geripeilen oeS
aaiiers auf oem 6itli6en arieas-
itauplabc folgenocrmaBen
Scr aaiier eridien nit General
bon @iadenien an 0en S6iibenitel-
lingcn. Sir einen 9lugenblid bate
ib Oeu ginorud, OaB CT ie6r geaItert
mare, aber balo erfauntc i6, ouB ser
aopfi6iiter, oen ser aaiier trug, BON
graner 6orbe mar. Sn Ger Sbot err
ibien Ger 9aiier ie6r friib lmo Ella.
itii9, trob 0eS @ruiteS, Ger iiber iei.
nem gan5cn @eien lag. uno elmer &C.
piiien 8ittcrfeit in Der Stimme, oie
man friibcr nidt bel Dem &aiier ge-
fannt 6attc.
Gum Gommonocur Scr
2 fnbtruppe in SiiO.
10 it-9I frifo ernonnt.
Berlin t3. 6ebruor (oro6tloS
ii6er Soppiac. g. 81. ~ Maior
5ronfe, Elm befannter oeutider Grup.
penfiibrer, Der iirb in Dem 9lufItano
in Qeutidb SiiomeIt glfrifa ouSge.
5eidnet bat, it, Der llebcriee-9lo6.
riften-9Igeutilr 5lifoIge, sum Gom-
mauOeur Ser oeitideu Sdubtrippe
in Geltid.Siioweit-9lfrifa ernaunt
moroen.
.6lieger Ser @erbHn6eteu
erIitten DieIe WiiB
crfolge.
8crlin t3. Sebrior (ora6tlos
ii6cr 2onoon). - 6ran8oiiI9e uno
engliibe 6lieaer boben in DER lebtcn
|. 3eit wieoerboIt pcrsebli6 perIubt,
8riiiicl 5u erreiden. 9lm 0onncrs.
tag eri9ien ein eneliiher 9leroplan
in ser gfd6e Der belaiId)en Saupt.
itaOt, onidcineno in Der 9l6iibt, elm
ocutibes DliItdrloger 3ii bei9ieBeu.
Gorauf ilieg ein oeitti6er gleroplan
auf uaO es entitano Elm beftieer
aanpf in Sen 9iiiten, Ser init Oen
Siege oes 0elttiden enoete. 0ie
engliihe W}ai9ine itiir5te ploBli6 ait
9oocn, unO oeren SnIalien puroeu
ais Sei1en aiioeboben.
Deutihe un0 frou5Giifde
6lieger oftiO.
BnriS, 13, 5cbriiar 9lah
elmer Gepeide aus 9aiel an Die
nIemps~ 6erriht in Der SnnogaiI.
@eqeno i'm Ober GIioB beionOers
le66oIte S6atiateit Ger oeutid]eu uno
fran8oiii6en 6lieger.
Gin Zeppelin" flog geitern, aus
ser @i1htng bonn SAmor5polOe
fommeno, ii6er @1al6ouieu olf sic
iran56iiide Setting geIfort ou.
5rou80iiihe 6Iieoer arifien Ben
9uitfrei5er an; es lit ieood ni6t
6etaunt nit welhen &eiuItot,
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gSir gebeN OOpbeltc
s'stf sni,a,s as'' 9}iuullll0S=SScrfauf8.
SOdJfeiuc SeiOcu-SSuiits.

9is $3.9S feines 9(iiortiment bon
M}ulter-@ailts, Grepe oe Chine, W}ci.
lalinc, etc. .......... .$1.69
Grepe oe G6inc @oiIts, i6lid6t lmo
geitidt; Gomtrp Glub-@loOeQ. So
@ertb fir $1.95; $4 Bert6, $295
9luGs, Matteu, etc.
$500 @oa 6iber 9RltBs .$4.9S
1925 Wloiaif 2inoleiim .67c.
22c. Gbiua-@latten, YarO. 16c.
&oae bon 40 yar0s $5.9S
30c. Sap Nlatten, YarO. .21c.
Hole BON 40 gor0s ... .$6,9S
29c. 6epiter-9loulcmr Bic.
40c. Ieltor-2Gufer ..... .29c.
$3.50 SteppOeden ... $50.
50 Scrinl @ortiereu. 9Sc.
$3.50 @oanoppe-Oedcn 81 40
$4 Ilotten-9iugs. ..... .$1.98
81 6eniter-9iOuIeaur, na9 @iaB
fiir. .......-.59 59r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

ocialoiieu. Gie @efa6r elmer
ruiiiiAen Sn0oiion SitpreuBens
oomit ais beicitigt angeiebcu.
Giinitioe 9lodridtcr bon 8icn.
Seiterrcidcr oriugcu in aor-
pot6cn Der 9ufoipiuo uno Ga.
Ii3icn peiter Dor.
8erlin Dia 9onoou, rs. 6ebr.
Gle bcutioen Wlorgcu5eitunscn
feieru oen Sieg in NitpreiBen Dor
aIlem oesiuegeu, neil ie0e weitere @e-
fabr Dor einem ruiiiideu einiaa in
Die @ro0in5 nm beicitiet 1T @leid-
5eitig be5ie6en iie iib auf oeu ruff.
iden 9eridbt, ans Dem Die &roBe 0es
Sieges am bciien beroor9e6c, oa Die
9luiien 3ugeben OaB iie iid inter ocn
Sdnb ibrer 5eihngcn 5uriid5icben-
9luBeroeln gIaubt man. OaB nnmebr
Die 10 groB angefiinoigte rliiiihe Gi-
ieniioe Wirtlid 3nianuuengc6rodcn
lit, ebe iie reht sur Gutialhng tam
Die @efaugennabme BON 26,0O0
9fuiieu oeutet, nad Den 3einmgen.
oarauf bin, OaB Elm 9nn3es 2Irnee-
corps auber @cfedt geiett moroen
lit, Sic S6atia9en, oaB mir etpa
20 @eidiibe in0 30 Nlaibinei9e.
Webre erbeutet poroen iino, miro Oa.
init erfldrt, oaB Oie Guiieu bereits
Elm Grittel i6rer glrtiaerie perlorcn
6aben imO nunmebr nur nod uugc-
niigenO nit oieier @aiicn9atirng
ansgeriiitet iino.
Ole SduIen pareu beiite 5ur Sci.
CT oes Sieges aeibloiien. gIae &dli.
fer Der Stoot iiHo beilagei.
glmtlibe Ntelonug BON
9tcn.
&ieM pia 2ouOou, 13. 6ebr
Der oiterreidii6e @eueraliiab peroi-
fentlidte 0eute 9lbeno oie nadIteben-
oc omtlihe Nlittbeilung
oSn &uiliiH.@olcn ino IN @eli.
@ali5ien bat iih ni6ts BON 9eoca-
ting 5ugetrogen.
Sr Oeu aarpot6en lit Die Sdhlagc
an Der peitlideu mo nlittlercn 6rout
i'm 9lQgeueinen unberdnoert ge6lic.
ben. Gie rniiiihen @egeuaugriife in
Der llmgebung oes Duflo.8oiies rer-
Den INNER ieItener SIN oitIiden
Ebeile Der aarpot6eu iino mir meitcr
oorgeriidt.
@leid5eitig nit oem iie0reidlen
&ormarih in Ser @itomina bn6en
imiere Guippen, nod0em iie oen
6eino nabe aoercesneIoc 3nriidae-
worien battelt ocu Sabloniea.@oB
aefrell5t.
llnicre Srnppen in Der obcren sc.
gcno oes @rittb baben iidb loren Weg
aus Oen Sb1lern ser 9eree beraus-
gebabnt ino ba6en @is5nis, &itD,
aoiioW, CeIotpn unO Paiiuic5na er-
rciht.
3ie 3a6l ser bon unieren Irup-
pen in oen gegeuwartigen @eiedien
9emodteu @eiauseuen belauit iih
iett auf 29,OO0.~
0eutfd Oitofrito bonn
Sein0e oefdubert.
@erlin bio 2ouoou t3. 8ebr.
IN Die nohitc6cnoc ofii8ielle Grfld-
runa mur6e belte glbeno bier Der6f.
fentIidt:
u2eutid 0itafrifo lit jeBt p0lig
bonn 5einoe eeidlibert. 9euti6e
Eruppeu boben Uganda in 9ritiIb-
Sit9lfrifa beiebt.
gtener goritoB gegen @ ar.
idlou
2on6ou 13. 5ebruar. aoiier
99ilbelm bat onae6lih am 5reiia9
oitf Dem Shlddtieloe an Der oitliden
Sront cine Gouiereu5 init 6elomar.
idal bon Sinoenbur0 oe6a6t, IN nell
der beidloiien pur0e, unDer5iiglib
eineu ueueu GorItoB gegcn @oridau
5ii lmternebuen Gieie auuoc 6ringt
cine Iepeide ans glmiter0am an Die
n@r@ange Telegrapb GompanD"
Scr Softer bat Ger Wleloimq uoM
ben @inlh, oab oie polniide 6orpl.
itaot mou6gIid nod Dor @eoinn Scr
ia6iten 9ieihstuos-Sibuug einoc.
nomnen meroen ioG, INN ser neucn
oelltld5en ariegS.9lnleibe cine Idnelle
glnnabme 5u iihern.
sIbOnnenten, Die Sen o0cntldjem
6orreiponOenten1 nidlt panftIidl oSer