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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

ionOerem @taBc quaIifisirt, 1T Die 10.
lie, mnn mSdte fuit iagen; iArantens
lpie rnoraIiine MWtoritdt, pie Ct bei
isiReH Winiitern pie I'M garBen San.
De genieBt, mo Die oa5 EroSlHt Ell
ner Ianeidbrigen. oiir@ 4hlgbeit lmO
Giite sIei4nIaBig ausge5eitueteu &e-
sierungstbdtigfeit ilt go Iauge it'd
in Den parIaHeutarii6eu 8erbdItnii-
len StnIienS nidis duoert 10 Iauge
Die Maioritat Der 9lbgeorOueten auf
genen elmer sic Iei1tralitdt befiir.
portenoen Regierling itebt, 10 Iauge
miro oas Yrin5ip ser Reiitralitdt IN
benz aomee ieiue madtisjte uno 3u-
Oerldiiigite Stiise babeu. 1es Mo-
harden relics poIttiides lIrtbeiI ieil
groBes RiIidt- uuo 9erauttuortlid-
feitssefiibI iiuo Die beiten giirgeu Ell.
uer coutiUdrIideu fricoIideu QoIi.
tif.
5reilih iDGre es tb6ri6t, iid bin
iidtIit Der @ipiratioHeu StaIieus ir-
Observation-Disclosures btH3llgeben.
DnB StaIieH nit 8eitimmtbeit oa.
raul rebnet. ails ben ariegsereignii-
fen gtusen 5u 5ie6en, 1T eiue i'm Gam
DC gau5 aIgemeiR Oerbreitete gtuifai-
lung. 9IGerOin8s aebeu nidt mir
iiber Die MitteI, iouoern ogar iiber
Die 3ieIe Die 9Iniidltcu psit ouseiu-
AMBER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23


frei 9o6u gebcu ioIte. gSoIIeu mir
bod oein frie6IiGet 9crfebr bic bon
Gnsluu0 geiperr.en SeeftroBen ofi.
nen.
GeS laugeu @orteus enOIid miioc,
freli5te 9eriina ouf Ser Sutc nod
neucn 9Ibcrteuern III Ser iriidert
Sef Bon scr britii6eu gdiFfohrt
mar tie eininueiIe eeiGn6ert imO oie
rotbe Tlog0c nit 6lauem arelB uid]t
nebr 5ii erip6bcu. g9o6[ ooer libel
fonntc or iene TbotepIoit riir gcgcn
britiihcs 9ono betb1tiaen. N1it sen
@eiHiiseu beicihgtcr @erfe 0urToc
CT iit nidt berltnliheben, ober cine
2uTti1iffboIle nabm or inter Tcuer.
@etroficn bat or iic. God IieB lid
ser Shaoen iiicbt feititeueu, tpeil Elm
benahbarfes Sor I i'm nit Gjrono.
fen betpnrf. 9llS iie enOIidJ oidt bel
Dem Boot eiuiHlueen5 pcrid1ioou6 tr
nit Sen Seifer iluter Der Mappc.
500 ben 9iiiiel Gin, ntod)tc Iid 0apor
unS oirite pobI Iotcn Cine min.
5iee Giearrc non oeutitem Stabl,
feline fiini5ebr aReter lang, botte il.
rem 9lnariff bic iu's Seint unb 6er5
Ser gelualtigiteB, chit Die @leere Be-
berriteuocn Seenoht eetrogen!
aeiii gQuuOer, 6ab ole britiibe A0nii-
rolit1t ibren 21nosleutct oonoit
rifts rerrict0. Sic itbidte orcibig
3eritorer ais, I'M itodl Seriirg uno
ieiner Sails in Der iriihen See" 5i
inc6en @efun6en baben iie ue6er
i6n nod oic ngaiiS.~ ST fiiIlt nacb
netbnucr gtrbeit 9lbenos Ieine 9o-
lolttnnfS ipieoer frobIic6 Del 9obeboe
ino Die Balls imicrer ll.9oots-
GrfoIge 1T feiuc Selitotion in scr
iriit1en See ionoern Der oreiitc
@o9enutb imicrer Sceoiiijiere, sic
9eiitlnssi16iafeit oentiGer Gednif
inlo Die ociuiiicn baft treue 9'flidter.
fiinuna gut einererjirier 9eiatun.
gen. (Ctto b. @ottberg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

SSn ser IN guropd III elle''r1s lrsr.
Sprabc pubIi3irtcn 9eihlna ce ',',.
tiucniaI 9imeS@ idreibt Der "a ,N.
Dorfer Snecuienr s. e. gloe99el'v,rS
Scr Idneerc Bet III 9eIglen
Srarfreih peiIte: sA4e
Syn 9eIgier liefen sobIIoic @el"t s;r
bon Oeutiten Gjrouionfciten ilill ri. =.
Die aber ME aueen5elscn alll5pi'in n
ben ipnren, un0 Oie itets irgcH0lU'yS 'Sct
Ger Gntiernilug iih abgeipielt prb ,;ob
iouten. SIN ouiiduigen 9e9ui6t
oa8u ipurSe mir in HranfrelN "" sc.
cine ein5iae ocrartige SdauerIl''', ,,no
ridtct, trotocm bic bcIeiitel ',,,s
irou5oiiideu Iorfer an Der Y'. ,y
off mir treuige ailometer uollr'sSIld
Der cntfcrnt iiuo. SclbItperlian,'.sra n.ra.
mar Die 8eOoIferllng bon Der S,rod
iior nidt crfrcut. aber 0e'' gir.
bcrridte elm gon3 frcllnOIihcs sica
bernebmen 5ipiiher Sen 6ra''''
rno oen oeutiden SoIonteii ..oea
Qaoeeen iporcn oie gc5ieop'll"s'r ls'n
5ipiideu 6ran3oicn unO 6ngla'''s I'd
0ur1ouS nit)t 10 freunOlid) o;ae
fauo. ooB oie geD0lferlrng bon sic
ouBeroroeutIih droerlid iiDe' mt
SonoInngsmeiic Scr GngIdnoer SCI
Ole ibreu nmuoBcuOen Ion. loes q s,as.
reiienOe grgldnOer aud III 6rlsv6ci
5citeu an lid bat, iiidlt aulSe8'aa
batten. ip1breno sic GeutlpeH .,,,ii.
iptc aeip0bnlib boflid urO lit
tbia benohmen. Gic Gngldroelt Il,
gen iic5 10 lpeit DinreiBeil, ooB py'otS
nice Giitrifte iogor nls 5eir0eo oi1e
bebonoelten iir0 ondl iiDer SGd
gonben herobiporfen. bic iil'e, @, Sic
nebr Shn0eu berurIoHteli, uis old
0eiitihen Lrnppen. Ger Ginofnv m
Die irnn5oiiide gepolferiiiig lpu. ..tdd
Beror0entlidl Itorf, @ele9e,nnodt
ipradcu iie bon ben Ccutidea lgs ;Ser
ols ag}oS Gdmero6cS~. Gin 0elaFie
Gfii5ier, Sen i'd fennci lerlite' pf ,sarf
eine 9lr3obl cnoliidcr cSeIa'%Se KIT
eeecn oie grrcguna ridf oer r,ss ys
id)en Solonteu, iouSeru Der &,
iiitcu @euolfcrnna idiibcll aeit
iicm orocrcu Seize iob i'd en- s,sc
glieo Der boperiiden SSliegetuns,' sd
lung auf ciner StraBe ii S'n' ocn
bingeben, ais er ploblidJ oV~ ~a,eucj
5rou5oicu nit oeu @orteIl saur
mon ami, bcne5Y in cinen pa'lg,aeic
IN iinntiticIborer 9}dbc einc rv" ,'nor
oir eiir cuoIii6er 8licser bcrapss,soie
fcn bate. soluit 1ottc chi .lSriSs'ostta
oos Qeben zines beutidjer S0'
eerettet. nep
Tic Hclitihet 5eiact feine ,,Sit
gunq, Die @eiGidteit bon pu' ,nS
ider @roniainfeiien 5ii glolinss.n., iic
Die oentihcii @eb6roen belfa'.o, prIl
Oarin, inSeni Tie. Oie g'crbrelllis.'ayn KNEE
9eriHten ilnbeipiciener @rnlllsrtenr
fen Derbiu6crn. 9ns id I'M ~ ott
Der dif ser ouocreir ecu pdr,
SbIobtfront III 6rontrc'q osr66t
fai0 id. oaB Sic frou5Oiiiden Ce
ben grrd6e iimgcfcbrt bdnocl 'ydeia
ipiIoeiten @eriidjte obne ocn .,.nbdr
eines s9eiueiies ipurSei iiiul'Sor
inter Der 9epoltcrirrg uno Qs'' Sird
0oteh uertbeiIt. sic ivollteli I,s6rll'
Sen 9tnoriifssciit Scr Ernppen !, Sef
0ig erDolteit, aber 0clt Snop's;a fd'
iie ibrcm cisenen goIfc 5ll9sI'.7 per
ben oeiieu @eiit iie bcrsiIlel.3',,, ofic'
loei iie eines 1ooes oero'U
.nliiiru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
Gin gro6rs 8irI.
GriiaOanS elmer sdtea
ameritamif9ea Get
tnug.
n@Os nOn Gnglan6" ipirb
Der EhIadltrmf beiRen.

Gin @ufrnf an ale 0eutia.gmeriIa-
uer, iib an Oem llnternebmen 81
betbeiIioell. 9ie ueue 8eitung,
in eugIiider sprode gcorldt,
ioa in glelU.gorf erideiuen mo
Der GugIono-Qienerei ser groBen
3eihlnecu cuteesen orbeiten. -
Smei @Auioncu Collars iino fir
Oos ltnterne1meu erforOcrIia.-
IS miro besouncn ioboIo cine
boIbe 0illion sttiammen lit.
Bum oerilgeu 9Srcis bon fiiui
Collars lam eiu 9lutbciIidein
crlongt lperOeu. ~ User bic 5iib
rcr oes llntcrnebmcus iiuo.
No6l nod ME felt oem 9esinn bes
&rieges llno Der bon Der ougIo.ame
rifaniiden BrcNe begcuuenen 0ee-
6ompaenc gegen oaeS, mas oeutib
lnS oeutiden llripruuse8 lit. paro
Gin Scbritt eciban, Der Den in ieinen
Wtotipcn in 70 frdntenoer @eiie mib'
berItanSenen 1cutidp4merifauer oer-
artis oifatblneu lieB, ipic Der Dor Gle
nisen @ohen bon tbotfrdftigeu
Ndpneru NeiU YorTS gefaBie 8e
lhIuB, cine IN eneIiiher Sprohe cr-
ibeinenoe Goees5eihing in5 2eber ST
ruier luelhe eroB uuo beoeiiterO &C.
uue iein ion, nid)t nur in g1etu Dorf,
ionoerr i'm gai5en 9onoe crergiid
eeeen ereliiHe 2ic6eoienerei. geaeu
imomcrifanii9e @eIiruilng. gesen
oen 9erraib an Scr ipabren amerifa-
niihen sSreibeit, oas tdgIiAe Ser.
brcdcu al Der edtcu 9tertralitai
fnratIOS imb ,pirfingspou ulf5utrc.
ten.
Iic inter Oen c5eiebeu oeo Staotes
gleiu g)orf nit einent &apital ben 9
W2iEioNen 0o0ors incorporate
n9rirterS ans 9ubIiibers gIiiocia,
tion~ ipirO in gan5 fr5er 3eit cine
ioIbc 3eitlme ins 2cbcu rifcu. I'm
abbdnsig uon GnsIono nno ieOpeoer
onoeren 9latiou oili Dem Grocnrun0e
miro oas &latt fir sic luobrelt
@rnoidbe Der onerifonil6en 9lepu.
bIif eintreten SOS BON GngIauol~
miro Scr Sdla9trlf beiBeu; I'M
obbdnaisfeit, Mut6 lno GbrIidfeit r.
Oie 2oiiiug. Ger OeiitiAen Sohe
miro uoae @eredtiefeit ipcroei mo
bic fiinitlihe SrrcIeitlug imo Ser.
onlunuiug oer groBen @engc miro
aiifboren Die gYa6rbeit miro on's
Eogeslidt founieli GaB Sir @riii-
oiing eineS iolcbeu gelpoItieeu llnier.
nebmenS @elo eebroudt lpiro, iii
ielbitDeritduolidl ipo 10 Dubeu iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
@OIittide Sttutmungen TT StaIieu.
Die sruae Wae gOes Die @e6r5t Sspnrcnfammer
louie bic gResisraus faS fir gse6aItaus @ntruIdt
gbe 5ruusoisu, Sssier uuS Sumausu djaren uidt
Obne Groa
Obns GrfOLa.

eapel, Gn6e 6cbruor. - Go
ebeu Bate ib @eIegenbeit, nit einem
itaIieniiden S(bgeoroneten, Der eiueu
iii0lideu @abIfreis oertritt, iiber ole
6raae Der gEeutraIit6t SstaIiers eins
gebelt0 81 ipreden. Ser 9IbaeorOHe-
te, nit Dem mid felt IaHsen irelino-
idaftlihe gejiebuueen berbinoeu, bat
iid iiber Die 9lngeIeecnbeit nit Der
ourh Oie llmltduoe gebotenen 8u-
riidbaItllng sealBert. @r bat aber
feiuen 3peifel 6ariiber gelaiieu, oob
ieine mir befaunteu oellticbfrernOIi-
heu @eiinnungeu ourd ben bisberi-
gen @erIauf oes SeriegeS nod be6eu-
teno oeritGrft poroen IinO, unO oaB
iid nidt MIR 5abIreife Sntelleftuels
Ie, ionoern and nibt peuige g(bge-
orOnete in dbulidcr Sage beiinOeu.
3uuddit 1uBerte iiH Der 9lbgeoro.
uete iiber ole Garupagnc, Die bier i'm
2anoe bon frau5oiider, belgiicber
uno rumdniibcr 2eite in eiler @ei-
ie geFiibrt miro, Die man uidt anoers
oenu ais aroB5iigig be5eidHcn miIB.
Y2it pelher 9eborrlihteit oarouf
hiugearbcitet miro, 3toIieu III oen
Meltfrieg ~ bcripideln, auf peIbe
WlitteI Oieic @ropaaauoiitcu beriol.
len, peIde uad Ddllioncn 51bleuSeu
Summeu I'M Snterelie Der Sad)e &C.
opfert iUeroen, oaoon mo6t ii6 ser
ghlBenitebenoc aud uiht annGbern0
cine @oriteIlitue. Die @egie, iiber oe-
rem ACKNOWLEDGING Der Ieputirte
erfIdrte, iid nidt 6uBeru 3u tonneu,
iei IN @eiIterbanOen. 9uf oieIem
@ebiete fonuteu Die Teiti6cn bon
ben 8omoncu nod pieI lcrnen.
TAB Oieie nit 10 reihen MitteIu
betricbenc Gdmpa9ue i'm Qanoc groBe
8elmrubigung berborgerilien bat,
itebt oi,Ber 3weiieI, imo ole sSrage,
oh StaIieu I'M 3ntereHe ieiner g(ipi.
rotioren interueniren Iolle ODER nidt,
beberriht olle @eniitber. Gs lit
ober ebeuio im5peifelbait, 0ob Die
groBe @laiie 0es @oIfes, ipic aud ole
Wlajoritdt Der 1eputirten BON elmer
geuuidInng in oeu arieg nidts lpii.
len mill 8una6it muB ieiigeiient
iDeroeu, ouB Die iieie slbneislmg Der
Slalirner gegen Die Oeiierreiber lmS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

lUeroeH, oaB Die tIeIe slbneiglng Der
SiaIirner gegen Die Seiierreider llnS
Oeun 0ie Better ser @ctpeguug cut.
ifIoieH allen Gcutih .glnlerifanerfL
allen Sreunoen Oes pa6rcu 9lmeri-
faneribiunS G'elegeubeit 5u gebeu
oftib mit3ubelfen. Scdspro5entiee
@or5ngSaftiou pcroen 5lm 8ctrage
bon $5 pro 9lftie 0erfauit, IoOaB aud
Dem fleineu Mam @elegenbeit gebo.
ten miro, 9Iftion1r Ses neucn 8Iattes
81 iueroeu GS nuB ioiort eebonoeIt
peroen mo ieoer 3citDerlitit 1T i6GO
lid. SoboIo sic erIten $4,000 5u.
iotnnler fiii0, eriteint Die 3eiturg.
Pile 6reitnoe oes llnternebmenS iin0
oa6er ae6eteu, iofort i6rc Snbicrip.
tioit itebit getrdg ser gctpiinidten
9ftiei aii Die 9rinters ans @ublii6.
ers gHiocidtion~, $50 91aiiou Street,
9eetu Dorf Sin, ciiBuienoen. Sollte
6ds llnterrebmeu ui9t 81 Stdnoe
touilnen 10 miro ben Siibicri6entcn
ibr @eIo ob5iielidl bohitens 5 BRO.
sent sur Iediing Der llnfoiteu bon
Der Columbia Triit 60, nit ipeIder
Elm 9Ibfonlmcu 5uni S9uee Scr VII.
tioudrc eatroifen 1T, pieSer 5ugcite1t,
Cie Nldnner, Die Dem llnterncb
men noritebcn. biloen Die bette Ga.
rattle fiir 0us @elingen oes erobeu
llnternebreus. Gs Iiuo Dies Or.
Sueo Gtpeiter ocr oinerifaniihe
&erireier oer @ieien Garbwerfe pom
9aber Co., Brdiioert Gnil Slipper,
Gin bcfolultcr sSinon5ier, 9ice.Pr1ii-
oent, 9Rnr ". Stoebr, Der Better
eroBerer @e6eroier in9oiioic, Ghot-
rneiiter Gale Gbeds lino al oieien
8errn 5nblbor 5it nodcn) mo 8enrp
BeiSniaNn, Der betonute glnpolt iIno
oeutid) omerifaniider 8orf6iupfer,
Sefret6r. S,n DEM @eb1uoe Or. 100
Raiioii Sireet, 9}ep Yorf Giip, III
Elm 9iireau eireeriHtet roroeu an
iueldeS one 9lnfrnaeli, Subicriptio.
rcu iliiu 81 rihtcn iiuo. Tic Sodc
elf iino ie ihneIler ooS 9lfticntopitdI
eiiigebt, I'M 10 ar0Ber III oie Slider
belt oes @eIineens. Subicriptionen
ioaten bon Dem getrage ser ee.
lpiitidten slftielt besIeitet iein. 4ie
oiientlihe W1sinuiig miro III 9lGp
9orf eefornt un0 cine 9robe ergli.
ide Goees5eitiins in ser O}etrppoIe,
ipelhe nationole @eoeitiing babeu
miro lit oos eili5ige Nliftel 5ur 9lcrs
0cruud Scr itnertr1glideu gerhdlt.
niic. sSe idueller bic Silfe, Oeito
bcNer. Seoer 9lftiordr crioirbt lid
ein @eroienif nibt mir I'M ieiu aItes
Saterlan0, ionOerit and inn iiniere
9robc ireie 9lemiblit. ipeldc ans Ben
YoIppenarmcr GreIan0s enOgiiltig
beireit lperOen mIB, a)lon lpcnoe iid)
iofort all oic rHriiiters ono 4ubIii1.
ers Sliiociotion8, 100 9loiiou Street.
9lcm 9orf, pel9e ipeitcre 9lusfitnite
aernc ino foitcnirci eri6uilt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

A train was Just making up. An
empty freight car attracted him. The
chalk marks on its outside told him
that it was city-bound
At each end Of the car was heap
of straw, evidently the former cover
ing of brick shipment The train
had started and Justus had begun a
frugal lunch, when there was a rus
tie in the heap of straw at the other
end of the car. A frOwzy-headed fell
low emerged from the impromptu
couch with the words:
'Hey, old pard! That looks good
and I'm hungry"
Then you're welcome to all you
can eat" answered Justus brightly,
and his fellow traveller fell to with a
vengeance.
He was a good-natured, rowing
tramp, one of the sort that appreci-
ates a kindness, and during the next
two hours he RECALLED JustUs with
many an interesting recital Of unique
experiences.
They had got well out into the
country and Justus was seated near
to the half-Open door, his companion
lying on his back smoking, when
there was an ominOus jar.
The train had suddenly let up on
speed. At the shock Justus glanced
beyond the door. His eyes bulged.
Ahead, near a bridge where the rails
curved, he saw half dozen cars
swerve out and go down an embank-
ment.
Jump" he almost screamed, grab
bling at the tramp and pulling him to
his feet.
Head over heels both went tum-
bling down the grass-clad embank-
ment. They sat up at it's bottom
somewhat bruised, to stare in awe as
the car they had left met the jam
ahead and was splintered to frag-
ments.
fCT - ~ zI,,,55o-o5 Al. vy.1y,,,, CG-rr,,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

ment, its golden contents scattered .
over the ground like, an exhausted (
avalanche.
The wrecking train and an inspec-
tor had arrived. The tramp had been
acting in a reflective and calculatiVe
manner for some time = 3
wish had fair cash stake" he
observed Iongingfy. 8
whats the idea?" questioned JUS
tus.
''Why, there's the inspector going
over things. I've been in this kind of
wrecks before. See that car of
grain?" ,
'"Yes?" -
"And the wrecked chicken car with 1
about half it's freight killed? Well,
that's wreck salvage, hard for the
company to handle. If1was a specu-
lator I'd buy the STUN otfhand. It
can be got for trifie." Il
But what would you do with it," >
well, by hook or crook I'd find
some old shed or barn that 1 could
rent and take care of the truck"
Look here" said Justus, after a
moments meditation, 81 have little i
cash. If you think there is something
to be made here, I'll invest" D.
you WILL cried the tramp read D
lily. Leave it to me, then" 3
He was gone an hour and came
back with shining eyes.
"Say," he reported, 'Pm able to-
make dandy arrangement to start
a regular chicken farm. Now, let me
dicker with the inspector"
Seventy dollars would buy the sal
wage, provided the screened boxes of
the chicken cars were denuded of
their contents within twenty-four
hours.
What an afternoon and night they
.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
DEMOCRATIC
RULE FAILURE

Milwaukee, Nov. 14.-Senator Law
renee Y. Sherman of Illinois in an ad-
dress last night under the auspices of
the Wisconsin Republican club, said
a return to prosperity could only be
achieved through the return of the
Republican party to power.
He branded the Wilson administra-
ION as a failure basing his'a,
on the "watchful waiting" policy in
connection with the Mexican situation;
the postal deficit, the detrimental in
fuence of the Underwood tariff; the
reversion of the administrations judg-
ment on Panama canal t. lis; the spe-
cial war tax and the nonfulfllment Of
the party's platform pledges.
Senator Sherman expressed his ap-
porval, however Of the administra-
TONS national defense plan.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
NOTED WOMEN:
WRITER DEAD
MISS SUSAN E. DICKINSON Sue.
CUMBS TO PNEUMONIA AT THE
AGE OF 81.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 16.-Miss Susan
E. Dickinson, noted literary woman
and newspaper writer, died today of
pneumonia. She was SO years old.
She was formerly associate editor of
The Scranton Truth, and of late years
a special writer for Scranton and
Wilkesbarre papers.
Miss Dickinson was regular con-
tributor to the leading periodicals of
a half century ago and was with the
New York Herald and the New York
Tribune, serving for a time during the
Civil war as a war correspondent for
the latter paper.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18
Write
FOR CERTIFICATES

The following teachers frote for ecr-
t~iticates last week.:
Efiie Gessner, Penn.
Elsie L. Young, Devils Lake.
Muriel Coomb, Starkweather.
Agnes Anderson, Starkweather.
Clara Molthen, Penn.
Theresa E. Russell, Webster.
E. A. Fluke, Starkweather.
Mildred Mccormick, Churchs Ferry
Amelia M. johnson, Hampden.
Ella Trojan, Chesla, Wis.
Beatrice Douglas, Niagara, Wis.
Chirstobed Hubbard, Devils Lake.
Horton S. Karch, Starkweather.
Gustava o. Gullickson, Leeds.
Teddy f. Weathers, Clyde, N. D.
Ara Forslof, Tolna.
Theresa Mcdonnell, Devils Lake.
Mabel Sagen, Lawton.
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Herman Kaeding, INC of the prom
inent: farmers from the Penn district
was a pleasant caller at Jul office yes
terday and added his name to our
large list of readers: MI; Kaeding is
serving on the jury at this term of
District court. :
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

The annual tea meeting of Bethany
church was held last evening when a
real old fashioned turkey supper was
served. The serving was from $3.50
on during the evening, and during the
supper a varied program was render
ed. There was a good crowd present
and a most enjoyable time was had.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

The Eastern Star held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. There were
several initiated into the order, and af-
ter the work was completed q lunch
twas served.
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TO RECOGNIZE
GEN.. CARRANzA
HOPPER ORDERED BY GREAT
BRITAIN TO ACT FOR HIS Gov
ERNMENT.

Washington, Nov. 16.-Great Brit
ain has authorized Charles HOPPER, of
the British legation in Mexico City to
extend recognition to the de facto gov
eminent upon his return to his post
from the United States. Mr.. HOPPER
is now in Washington, and before
starting for Mexico, will confer with
C%arranza's representative here regard
ing assurances of the safeguarding of
British interests.
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A Good Salary

The Union Commercial College
Grand Forks, N. OAK, has just sent
Miss Blanche Newberry to a splel.-
did position with the Merchants
Credit Association. Obtain a bust
ness education yourself SO that y:u
will be able to command a good
salary. We furnish board to stu
dents for only $500 per week.
Send for free catalog and find out
how little it costs to attend the u.
C. c..
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mrs. Ralph Greer and little son ar
rived from their South Dakota home
the first of the week and are spending
some time visiting Mrs. Greer's moth
er, Mrs, Kate Fitzsimmons and her
sister, Mrs. Hal Davies.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Exalted Ruler of the Elks, w. Haus-
man came down from his Churchs
Ferry home Tuesday to look after
business matters and see to the work
on the new Elks home.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mrs. Arthur Kuhn and children ar
rived here the first. Of the week from
their former home in Illinois and join
ed MI. Kuhn, who is interested in the
State Auto Co., in this city. They
have begun housekeeping in rooms at
the Sevilla hotel.
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(4t)

Ben Olson, who formerly worked in
the barber shop of Chapman & Shir-
ley in this city, but now of Knox,
came down Tuesday to take in the bas-
ket socia! Of the Sons Of Norway, and
remained ove a day to visit old
friends.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

! On Thanksgiving evening, Nov. rs,
the Knights Of Pythias Of Doyon will
give their annual ball in the hall at
that place. Invitations are out and a
splendid time is looked forward TO-.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

The ladies Of the Lutheran church
were entertained last Thursday after
noon by Mrs. q. NJ. Bekken assisted
by Mrs. Louise Thorvick. A most de-
Nghtful time as had by those present.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mr.. Wolfe and family are now locat-
ed in the Glerum block, Mrs. Wolfe
and daughter having arrived from
Minneapolis the latter part of the
week. Mr.. Wolfe is the proprietor of
the Rembrandt studio.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Mandell Mill of Overland township
is visiting friends and attending to
business matters in the city today.
Mr.. Mill is a prosperous farmer and
had an exceptional good crop this
year.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

| Among the Lawtonites who arc at
tending court here this week are E.
I'M. Iago, John Overland, H. G. Hal
!vorson and F. w. Donohue.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Monday evening the members Of
the local telephone office force enjoyed
a very pleasant party at the Hart
home. The affair was in the nature of
a birthday surprise on Miss Hart, who
is one of the operators.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

!; F. T. Fox is gradually improving,
much to the satisfaction of his many
friends. He is. able to walk out oc-
;~casionally and has taken in the NOV
ing pictures several times.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

! Tomorrow. evening the Commercial
Club will give a dance in the roller
rink in the Grand opera house. A
general invitation is extended and a
good time is looked forward to.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

VIM. Saunders, one Of the old time
Craryites was a pleasant caller at our
Office yesterday. Mr.. Saunders has
ione of the best farms in eastern Ram
sey county, and is a progressive and
up to date farmer.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Henry Devaney, one Of the employees
: of the local ~postoffice, is off on a weeks
vacation and is at Ray this state wherr
he is visiting his uncle.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

After a three weeks visit at the
home of her father, Frank Pitcher,
Mrs. Duane Clapp with her two sons,
Frank and Howard, left for their home
in Williston Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

, After a short but enjoyable visit
with his mother, Mrs. R. Daeley, Al
bert Kilday returned the first of the
week for his Minneapolis home.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Thursday 'vening last Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kirst and Mrs. Jos. lila enter
;itained in honor of Miss Pearl Olson.
Cards were the feature Of the evening
after which dainty lunch was served.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-18

Banding Fisher and L. D. Maurer
of this county are in Minot, where
they are serving on the Federal Grand
Jury.