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(ptllrulbucrnc / Go|rrctnlulcr.
wmlcif N&oamocu ira On.
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Gaiiou cr ioIQt til 5 ". Nubcr oN
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cr bIct nnint iom NNcnt ior Nmcri
cnn Grprci2 Gonlpoun her / Nncn
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tens lppoNroicr, Inocr ior GlNcn
pp'rrc ct mt Mua ncoc ucN Goir
%qrunocn.
Z. Z Ghompion ira q (bo.
mas, y. Gnf. pnr iibitc lllc / Nncrl
for al bcieac lin Moncr, Mr@. 8. i.
Shompion.
- Nroicaior DIR. 0i2 Clion rel.
tic / TrconN2 iii Ntnnpiac, q Tnf,
hppr ban por inoprot til at boIoc
Norcoraq.
- Qr. e. 81. Noih ira Ironfuiac
nrcrror TrcbuQ Minncihcif Golmtn
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let her / Nncn.
- z " NoIm fom NrcooQ til
bnQc ira "a CROSSE % SprinQ @rouc,
huor han ophoIot liz ct Nor lllcr2
GiN / TorrctuinQcr.
Gle =. @oftcn ira Motcrujlt
itouoicoc ncr / Nucu pou @icmcm
relic til NarOmicf NHnn. / YorooQ4
san 0jorNc N,jirn mro Nutomobil
@u'rcn MolcooI ira M}juncu
paIr> fem ncruco i >orNol3 san
rcr-r 0loap i1icn iOaQ lcNiolct al
'jw o'trt iom M, ollao Nil hi bo
c1Ht Nijmeouali:.
2oic Nou Suionru vc0 @lrthrr
Ga,,,gc tolcr 'm @%clmnN,ic Cu>NoQ
N,rmc Hoe 1ct irritc Sla0 vii ltoo
mcn,m %.,ncr G,uc0c "(comct ol
2,o.o'gjltruc ira Il (bouO@ Gcl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

U%prcorag. CONNER Nnbrefp @run-
0clono ira &arrerl, Wimm., bolot
SsnOoa Iften ct SoreOroe i Sreiol.
olgbcoaflrfen / Ge0 Using, Minu.,
nloer Siltberan Saoics Scminarp
Misunderstanding 2Iuipicicr. Sans
Sbenia bar: "Soncitp is PC belt
Eolicp".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Wr. % Mrs. =. e. Suuoa, e.

W. ON 01v. :. <. VUUUU, ct
Ilott, z. Saf., Ser er flpttc til
Wtltd)cll, z. Nnf.. blcp forlcbcn /
I~nlconlllN berai @iclitnlo for me.
gen SpnlcrfionbcO pco en- Iiifcos-
fclt, loru blep gipct ipr Dem of Na-
bocr oN &cluncr pno ierihlrpntc
Stco, bppr sc hnr boct / 81 gur %
tn9et ATTN Gel iNrIig oct firfeligc
Nrbcioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Miis WcncUa Muitnb

t>n, Mlnn., Der luliu cr dnlnt lont
&llltrllttor / &llnitufoelingcn mo
Sdoica seminary / Mco @ing, bop.
DC iorlcbcn arrongcrct Ell l~loitiling
al inc c9nc % iillc elcperS SIrbci-
Der i @bcoton, bupr bun biotil bor
mOcrpilt % DC noltiIlcoe Slucocr
onltulca nncNct oncrflcnocnoc / DC
itcoliqc @lnbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

gicnnm Canada, libitcbt en- alllb-
glprclie ont, at Ell lnaOnn tSprbol0s-
rcgel er fllloltrlloig %iIlsoucnoi5 %
nlOrin bur pTrct frTpct.
@cipgcnoc % anorc, innn %rciicr
glcluncnt CANADA, bcbnnblca npiuN-
ti9 pna inlmmle MnnOe ipm ipr, %
logct Hciicpos trUilNcs life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

11oc Wai. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
San Urdltcisco bar beitenii at ieirc
loo Wfai / 8oIOen Gate Gomnon.
bern Sou, og Of Oct cpentl,cle Sper.
'fuo ifal tilfaloe Eaciiic apltels
nor'fe Sangeriorbuno. aommisiUr
y. Sernlon 8aoe er lifrct ium Seit.
taller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

Tplsenbe Spgeplcicrifcr grabue-
rcoe 1orleocl peo Oct %ipenifc Soipi.
tnl | minneapolis: Soa $. Cd
ruo, @clpierp, Winn.; &enrictta q.
@ronllo, @%ateruilc, Sa.; @crpi.
Ola Z. Carton, Snolcp, Minn.; Me-
bcfdb y. Spnoe< @rentforb, 2. 9;
Soa ). Eltberg, Ct. l;alll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
@nlbbrnnmp. Mr. % Mrs. @lll

@nlbbrnlmp. Wr. ~ Mrs. 8ul-
lit =. Srcbolen fcircoc iioitc ll1c lit
@ulbbrpllup / Gberrn @rouc Somn-
@oobhilc Gpunrtu, Winr. &c bIcu
aiitc / Norge ~ font-til Inerlfu /
1873. iiben hpilfcn Sio &c uaibritot
bar boot / nrulltc Golnitp.
Mr. NJ Mrs. s.. I. Srcbcrif-
icu i St TauI. Mimn., icircoc
@ulobrpllitp hcn 1Sbc Ipril. : Nn.
Looming @caipcnbeoen blcp Der bolot
Ncit for sc 10 8omlc | Spnnocfir-
fens SfolclofaIe. EaItor 2. I.
Heduc, DR.. y. u. Stib % DIR. VI
pisafcr toltc. % Der blcp operraft
@ulbbriiNcpurret Ell Ecnaegaue /
@ulo. Nlcrc 2pfsnifnin1slfripclicr
par iHolebne ira noenbpshocnoe
Tcnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Gunner MELONS Nmitru bpo.

o""""'i "N'I'"S t"'At" WV
Sra Slopton, Miilln., or iiel9c ii.
ocnoc", fonm1en Mcboclclic pnL at
Gomnca Scpia 2. Eclions @ilitril
bpbc ocrltcoa prrigc Snsoag Mlo-
BAG. CONNER 9tcllon Der er
norlf - par | Minncnpolis for at
nalIlterc Senllcpin Goultps ii
'triftaoolnmcrc. ba ban iif SeleN,n-
%mlcooclclic ont at bnlla Silitrli bar
aIpurliN ing. Snainort ban bar
fTrolg mcb ell Gag - Woroanfln-
gen moo ,>ucf Moron - rciite ban
bicnl 81 nnfpm til Slauton III Il.
MGR Tor Nuitruclt bpbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

ION bGorct meo en- llonGpnelic til
aonlniallosr al Ct. GlapS Sroenens
atoen &Iosie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Vorrona.Kroni

Tnoreiu W%erlamb er uoIet til
Wapor / 0airbanfs, Ilaifo. San
bococ tloligere / Seattle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

Stiaias.-Eaa @runo al 9or-
ssss Seils ptl lss lGIst min Sarm paa
100 aeres, 5 IRti ira @resnbu'b, Goieau
60. Niun. llbmsrtet tort Wulbiorb, meb
Gus, Stalo. so aeres inbeierb.t. Qris
$500 pr. Acre. " 3. 9assn, Serb. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
TcflamntiunspreUe.

2eflamntiunsprppe. ) Den Sig-
ual0 Gllulc Ntcnprinl Gontcit 'ionl
hoIbtcs pcb NeO @iun Scnlillar
%prSn9a Nitcn Scn 17bc 9lpril, bel-
toN Ter. ". Nincslnnb tilficiotcs
iprite Frumie. nernlig SsIumeoal-
icn. Sans Stuffc par %inics "Sla
ira &alocra". Soieph &nmrc paltot
ollocn TrUmlc nlco N~rcmii1clie al
%cntiorrS Sen uorifc Zoos. Srcoic
Trpnlic illtltlotcs =. u. @olltub,
Ser ircniaNbc Nanrlloa on Sbcls-
bouoc". ollie ion bcltog / &ollte-
item cr 'eot / Nnlcrifn ol 9ioroc
ilbcn llnhtONclic line SoNcr Icbt.
Nr. &illc@lnuo pil rcprUlcnterc Hco
@ina Scmlnor pes ocn@ulomcoal-
.lcfnnteit lom ifal holocs til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Gporoam CT oimc Nco0cr?

Barriers Antiieptic pil iororipe al ubebas
9eli9 yu9t inben Is Sefurber. Silial9s
hos ale Apotbefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

Gil Smtniua taffchc Dir. OIpisofcr
Nubt bcpUNct Tor bc mango Eufpnif-
nInlcr ~ &c nlnllNc putrc Srh, Tom
pnr blcuct tolt ont hnnl. nN Tor &c
@dpcr, Tom pnr prerrnft bonn. Nuat
hon rcnotC Gllffct moo &c ipullonc
War, luu han. hpnr ioriInbcrliNc
Ncrrcn@ Nprcllc nnrbc pTrct / oft.
San hcnpcnNtc unNlc hicrtcliNe Srh
I'll DIR. Stub ON Den pcnliNc Moo
toNcIic. han hnu6c iooci. ia han iprlt
fpnl III Scminnrict. % taffcbc FOR
set llNmcrtcoc Somarbcioc, % til
Tro'. Trcua ior bcrca anmIc %cn.
ifob.
Toit. z. !. Hcauc lcbcoc ocn Mn.
oaNt. hporncb Soften oiiluttcocs.
Set belle iorncoe iia til Ell itor
TnmiIlcicit. huia Wiotpunft var ,iit.
bilarcua pofrc Semitic. %co Subj.
larcn~ % bans @uitrilS Sioe par alc
|prncnc meo llnota0elic al Spnneii
Carl, Der Iuiocrcr pcb Suthcr Col.
leNc. ncmlig Slai, Trcit / q. Yaul;
Nils ", Trcit / Chicago; DR.. 81.
alIro e.. YTrer peb Suthcr Golcac;
Mrs. Eoit. =. z. Sborpc. Wiunea.
polls; Snuriia. ser uobauner iia Ill
STacnri@lionrr; @llorun. &aanpalb
~ @i!heIm. 81 al @srnene or heb.
ell Soitcr. Der bar aiit mce Toit. u,
". Sorien. iom MI or MiaiionTr i
China.
DR.. ypIpisafer er al Song Saa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

eenS "Cceornb.VpHen" til eIrai 90 Ben,
ncr | bet uuinIe 2dnb.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01
IMPORTANT NEW FROM THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL
IN OUR WEEKLY LETTER FROM WASHINGTON D. C.

The weather man was generous to
the residents Of Washington this year,
especially the young folk, and allowed
us a day which looked like an old
fashioned Christmas. To see the
ground all covered with snow is rath-
er unusual in this part of the world.
Despite the fact that the President
insists that there is no friction be-
tween himself and the Senate, facts
do not seem to bear him out. A num-
Der of presidential appointees have
been refused confirmation by the Sen
ate and in most instances the names
have been sent back to the Senate.
The Senate feels that this is not right
and is considering cutting off the pay
of the recess appointees who had been
refused confirmation by that body.
A further source Of dissatisfaction
arises from the fact that there are a
number of positions which could have
been given to democrats which have
been allowed to be occupied by the
former incumbents.
Tolls collected for the Panama Can
al are said to have passed the one
million dollar mark on November 18
Only two sailing vessels have used the
canal to date.
Lumbermen are protesting against
the collection of tolls for deck car
goes Of lumber, they contend that
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01

made to feel that there IS still a
God in Israeli. The necessity of ap-
pointing a game warden presents it.
self more favorably than ever.
That the "new woman" cannot pro-
perly fill her sphere was clearly dem
onstrated at the New Years ball
when she attempted to conduct the
affairs without the aid Of the male
portion of the audience present. The
thing was a complete failure and
came neal putting a q%uietus to the
festivities but after much coaxing, on
the part of the ladies, the gentle
men finally consented to relieve the
embarrassment of the situation after
extracting from them a promise not
to attempt to vote at the coming
election.
The recent death of Allen G.. Thur
man o a sturdy figure from
the arena of our public life. Nh.
Thurman was one of those who, like,
Lincoln, Garfield and others, looked
upon the duties of a public official in
the light of duty to the whole coun-
try. He associated his name with
measures beneficial to the country,
but which reaped no harvest of par
tisan advantage. While no longer
able to take a public part in the poll
tics of the country he was ever on
the alert and watched from 'afar the
recent movement with great interest.
His last wish is said to have been the
restoration of silver in its rightful
place in the money of our country.
SACO SNAPSHOTS
D. Kennedy has been s%ojourning in
Saco for the past week.
Jim Hill, who is stopping with VIM
Buzzard of Milk River this winter.
was enjoying the society of his fra
ternity in Saco this week.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01
NO REASON FOR IT
You Are Shown A Way q

AAAN
There can be no reason why any
reader of this who suffers the tortures
of an aching back, the annoyance of
urinary disorders, the pains and dan
gers of kidney ills will feel to heed the
word of a resident of this locality who
has found relief. The following is
convincing proof.
John B. Wood, carpenter, Elgin
Rooming House, Lewistown, Mont,
says: ~ suffered from gravel for
fifteen years and often couldn't pass
the kidney secretions. After ! had
'~'-"n . few boxes Of Doan's Kidney
Pills, the gravel was dissolved and
passed off IN the form of sediment.
My back bothered me a lot and often
after a days work, I couldn't get any
rest. l couldn't lie comfortably. That
rouble too, has left me since l used
Doan's Kidney Pills. I am pleased
to confirm the endorsement have CIV
en- before"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Wood had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01

the tolls only opply to cargoes carried
in holds.
Here is a good chance for the ever
r%esourceful American inventor. The
'nual egg crop is estimated at $780,
100000. The waste in this crop is
5000, 900 900. This is due to break
age in shipment and handling and
spelling due to improper handling. It
is we'll enough to say be more careful
in handling the goods during ship
ment, but this al hardly be done. It
should, however, be possible to make a
crate which will insure a minimum Of
breakage. With the immense saving
such a crate would bring, the sales
thereof should be proportionately large
and profitable.
The Deficiency Bill, just passed by
the House, appropriates $2,600,000 to
fight the hoof and mouth disease. This
disease is now said to be well under
control. =,
The Bureau of Chemistry of the Ag-
ricultural Department is seeking ways
to use dried potatoes. Dried pota-
toes may be kept indefinitely for stock
food and are less bulky and less ex-
o%ensive to transport than fresh pota-
toes. The desire for a wider use Of
potatoes is due to the wish to make
this crop possible to be used in ro-
tating crops to maintain the fertility
of the soil.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The annual business meeting of the
Congregational church will be held in
the church on Wednesday evening,
January 6 to 7:30 p. m. At this
meeting every church official will re-
port for the year 1914. Every men,
Der of the church and everyone con-
tributing to the church ought to attend
these annual business meetings. The
services next Sunday will be:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at II a. M. and 1880 p. m,
Christian Endeavor Society at 6:45
p. m. Everybody is cordially invited
to all our services.-A. U. Baer, pas
tor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01
10 Years
Taken from
A"n the Files Of
ASO We NdLlep
=-~= C0untp Ga
sette Of n!N teen Years Ago.

John M. Lewis is issuing a neat
assortment of souvenir calendars to
his many customers.
Frank Illman who has been work.
ing in the roundhouse the past six
months is now firing on the road.
1t was the coolest Thursday night
that it has been this winter. The
thermometer registered 80 degrees be-
low zero.
Mrs. Fred Groves and daughter, of
Hinsdale, is visiting with the family
of Fred Whitbread in Glasgow the
past week.
Conductor Reeds wife, who resides
at Williston, has been visiting friends
and acquaintance in Glasgow the
past week.
County Attorney Evans was also an
eye witness (by proxy of the hanging
of Cadotte at Benton last Friday.
He enjoyed it hugely.
Will Rudder came in from Pear
mond Sunday with the skin of a large
mountain lion which he left with O..
S. Cutting to be mounted.
The prisoners in the county Jail
were remembered by their friends who
spread a dainty meal for them to
feast upon New Years
Wednesdays w%estbound passenger
was "a hours late having been ditched
in a snow bank near Stanley. The
severe storms of the past week have
seriously impaired traffic through the
Cascades.
Notwithstanding the fact that we
are having about as cold weather as
this portion of Montana is subject to,
%lanchmen throughout the county say
cattle are doing we'll and have not as
yet been affected by the cold spells.
Cal Williams came in from the XE
ranch New Years Eve and ragged in
the lead set at the ball at the Cole
man House hat evening. He will re-
main in town long enough to capture
the prize given to the homeliest MAJ
at the Kickapoo Show tonight.
Stock Inspector Harry Lund, of Ben
ton, accompanied the Glasgow delega-
ton at the Cadotte hanging back
home Saturday. He stated to The
Gazette reporter that he had been
detailed by Sheriff Mclaughlin to see
that the visitors were landed in a good
condition several of them having near
ly collapsed during the scenes incident
to the hanging.
We are in possession of a bit of
news that we believe would be of
interest to the general public, but in
view of the fact that we wish to
remain in Glasgow for some time to
come we will be compelled to with
hold the same for the time being. We
will state, however, that particulars
can be had of Milton Harrah or Mr..
Conrad of the Kickapoo Company.
Self-preservation is the first law of
nature.
Parties from Buford and the sur
rounding country say that the IN
dams and h%alf-breeds are slaughter
ing deer numerically on the military
reservation. Something like Is We're
killed neal Buford one day last week
by a party of five Indians and their
squaws. This wanton destruction OF
big game should be checked at once
cost what it may and the miscreants
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-01
War Referendum Proposed.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Aggressive
warfare by the United States would
be possible only on approval of a ma
jority of the voters of the country,
under a constitutional amendment pro-
posed by Senator Owen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
S6id-NIppnrat nit StrahcnbaBu-
gSnggOn colliOirt.

9luf Ger So6rt nod Dem Gto6liiie.
ment Der 6irmo 0icGormid & So.
on ser gdc bon 9ombaro. uno Con
corO.StroBe coaioirte geitern 9(beno
ser @lotor S9lou6wugen ser
.Gontpognie Scr. A an Der
@de BON SoaiooD- uno 2erington-
StroBe nit einem StroBenbo6upog-
gon ser Yort.9foao.2inie. S6lai1-
fiibrer 0opio 2oumaiter murOe BON
0em 2oi6apporot geidleuoert unO
erlitt ihmer5bofte |erleBuugen on
linfen 9ein gr puroc bon Or. s.
s. IoIentini, Dem 9lr5te oes 6eler.
0epartements in @ebanoIung eenou-
men. Der Sdloudpogen wuroe
Oerort 6eihGoigt, ooB er nob oeuI
Spribenbouie an Der 9erington.,
nabe -StroBe, 3lritdfebren
muBte. Ser 9rouo in Dem gcnonn-
ten @ei6dftS @tobIiiiement wor in
eiuem Soufen &ebridt inn N}ni6inens
rollm ouSge6ro6en unO murOe BON
Dem @6dter SenrD @eiiine cnt
oett. Sur eeringer Scbooen ent-
1tun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
9as GuSe uom QieSe.

Dab Oie am W}ontae in ibrer
@obnng in Nep-0orf erihoiieue
6rou 6ronces Collins feline Srai lit,
oloubt Sr. @iniam @. Collins BON
Sen nglmericon &escue Morfers, "
glr. 722, .9oItiuoreitroBe. Ser
unter Dem %erooht, oen Wioro an Der
6rou begangen 81 baben in Seem.
Dort Ocrboftete Wlonn eiebt ieincn
9tamcn ols @iaiom Collins Gabas
ret. Sanger, al iino erflGrt Ger G5ntte
Der @et6Oteten 81 iein. Der bieiiee
Collins glalbt ieoot, Dob iih Der
g3elp. Dorfer unrehtudBieer @eiie
ieinen 9tomen 6ulegte imO nit ieiner
6rau i'm Sanuor oes oereongenen
Sobres aus YittSburgb ourHbranntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Der ruiiiide SeridJt aus Sem
Nnnfalus.

Ectrograo, s. Sanunr. SSn
&etroeroo murOe beute naditebenoer
9eribt oes ruiiiiden @eueralitabes
Der faufaiiiden 9lrmee ueroffentliht
nSn Der S1loht bel 9lroobon, IN
Sronsfaufaiien etrpa 40 Neilen
noromeitlid BON aors, ihhloen mir
tiirfii6c Srllppen, Die eineu Ebeil
oeS e6emoligen eriten gIrmeecorps
bilOeten. 0ieies 9lrmeecorps mar IN
Gonltantinopel in @orniion. Sci
9lrOaban fGnlpiten 9oibibo5oufs, cin
@olfsltomm Der eliropdiihen Siirfei,
uno 9l0iaren gegen inns. g8ir mad.
ten pieoer rei6e 8eute. lleber 1900
9eiden, ole DER 6eino auf Dem
SdlahtfelOe 3llriidgelofen bate,
ipurOen bon inns beeroigt. @s lit
feitgeiteat porOen, Dab oas neinte
tiirfiide g(rmeecorps, oas aus ctpo
10000 Mann beitanoen bate, bel
Sori 9ompid ooaitdnoig pernidtet
moroen lit.
@ir er6elteten oie geiommtc glr.
tiacric OeS glrmeecorps uno nobmen
iGmmtli1e Generate, iiber 300 Diff
5iere lmo mebrere EauIeno glstori-
Solooten gefanqen. Die Reite oes
3ebnten 9lrmeecorps merOen bon ms
ener9iid Oerfolgt. 0abei uereroBert
lib ltniere 9eute immlfborliH. Gs
iit Oorlduiig immoslih, Die 9enale
8abl Der @efaneeneu in oieien
ShIa6ten an5ugebeu."
Die 2oge in Yr8empsL
Berlin s. San. Oro6tlos iiber
2onoon. 9forb Oeu belte ans @ien
eingetroifcneu 9eriHten berridte Der.
6dltniBmiBiae 9fube Dor ser 6eihIng
&r5empsl lmO oie perein5elten Ser.
nl6e ser 9uiien, ibre Sffeuiipe ipie.
Der oiif5unebnen, erpieien iih ais
eriololos. Iie @orniion inter.
nintntt bGufig 9Iusfdac uno febrt ie.
oes Nlol nit elmer gln5o6l @efange.
men mo er6eutetem Wlaterial 5uriid.
@enn oie @etteruerbdItniiie 'es ge.
itotten, miro nit 6lug5elaen oerger.
febr nit Dem Snneren Der Staot
Er5empsi oufrcdt erbolten. @ebrere
&or6atben6dde iin0 ans i6ren llfern
getreten unO MAIDEN ieoe militdriihe
Spcration immoglih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Scirat6s.Qicenseu.

@etcr Ngroiedt 2S, uno @}orgorei
i9}uniawsfo, Is.
Otto $. Siritius, %, gmoes-M Ma-
rine, un0 W}orD Is. @eorp, 26, 9Lnna-
polls.
Benjamin Sure, 81, unO Gecelio
Scr, %.
2Ouis 6. @oaon 34. unO 500
0onobun, %.
@ilton 0lcg3eiI &o6inion "a, uno
@cytrlioe 90. s. Serbcr 10.
io 8ronf Sbo0rif, 40, un0 Suionnc
Merf, so, SSittpe.
glbrabom .. Gobn %, lno sat.
tic 8leiihmonn, is.
a,o.S S8iaidm S. Soaowo1, 81 uno
2orroinc Nf. Genneo0. 25.
GborIes 8. ggilbelnL 81. imo @io.
let 9lrtbur, 10.
gtnton 9Iobut, 81, Curtis @op,
@o., inO @1orD Gno6, 20, 8nIti.
more.
Socob e5rinc %, unO geiIie aris.
man 90.
9fop gS. Goons, "a, uno 9[nton 6.
GronooG, "a; @eiOe bon 9fi6mono,
&irginien.
Carl 81. 0lcB, 81, unO sSnIio 6.
6ree, 90; 9eioe bon Yorf, %o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
InnN OirLO nntcrim Sruhidl.

Sic Suht nod 6ii6iben alei.
oungsitiiden Bat Die 9leaerill. Sppiie
Gom6oi6, bon Scr. 1882. NreBtmon.
5troBe, gum StebIer peronlaBt Sic
mar Bel 6ral GolUin Groupe, BON
Gar. 1922, Gutom %Ioce. ais Eienlt
m0oden angeitelt uno foH0, ,als lie
oos 3immer uon SenrD Sifsa zines
9lngeitellter bon 8rou Sroiipe. rei-
niate, $25 inter cinem Seppi6, mel.
DIE Sids oarunter peritedt bate.
2ouiie mar eliidlih iiber ibrcn
GunO uno lieB Oas @elo III lire ga.
icben gleiten. %or 4oli5eirihter
aorb in Der n0r0Iic6en BoIi6eiitotiou
Geltono iic, neue 2leioer fir oos @el0
an9eidofit 8r boben lino wnroe oo.
Ser oen @roBeei1worenen iiberont.
mortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
Snt Snfel in 3eulenrOOa.

@eitran0et fern Der SeimotD, Oo
Scr miilionenrei6e Snfel in 0euti6-
lan0 iuioloe oes Grieoes feline @lo-
neten mebr icbiden fam, ldeinen
orei ilnge Burden 5u iein, welde
auf Den Sbicueil Der Baltimore &
Gbio-@iieubo5n~ ouigegriifen inO
geitern in Der iiiolicben 4ol3eiitation
9liGter 9eOiniou porgeiiibrt puroeu
Gs poreu oies Der 1S Sabre alte
Sobn Sommono, Der t9 Sabre alte
9hlOolf aaufnmn lnO Der tS Sabre
.aIte q. g.. @eller 0annlono or.
tldrte, einen Onfel, glamenS @iI.
belm &. 9}eubart6 81 beiiten. Ger
ialbc babe cine groBc Spielmaoren.
,Sobrif 5iI 3eulcnroOa, &erB, Glterc
9inie. Seit Sabreu 66tte er sen in
9leu Dorf ihloirenoen ilngen Nlaun
init @elomittelu uerior9t bis CT in
Oieier liebe0ollen Eb1tigfeit bon oem
&riege idb imterbroden moroeu iei
Sonmono perlieB gteu Yorf Dor III.
gefd6r 10 Eagen imo fam unter 81.
biiliendbme bon @iiter3iigen nod
baltimore. SSn Gorbett, Baltimore
GountD, traf er oie beioen Burden.
Pile 0rei woIlten iib 81 einem an0e,
rem Sntel Sommono's, g}omens
Senrp Cane, welder in Stote.9inc.
GRiii, wo6nen ioa, beaebeu &idter
2epinion eutlieB Oas Erio II. piiuihte
ibm Slid sur @eiterrciie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09
iSran Senpert's SecrOisnns.

Tie 9earOigung bon Srou @li5os
bet6 Gcupert Der @ottin bon Serrn
9loom Geupert, oes gIftlors oes
Common 9leos.@criAts, iuel6c am
Conneritoa 9lobnlittog i'm 9llter bon
Ga Sa6ren aus Dem 2e6en ihieO,
miro am @lontog @ornittog bon il.
rer @o6mma gfr. Si5. glpro.9lrlino.
ton.gIpenue, ans ltnttiinOen. Cine
9ieqilien-Nleiie in ser ct. @ius-S{ir.
DIE miro ser 9eiiebuug porousge6en.
Srol Geupert mar cine I'M @obltbG.
tigfeitsipcien 9altimcre'S ii6eraus
t6dtige lmO peroicnitpone Gomc. sic
lpor Wlit9lie0 5o6lreihe @o6lt6dtig.
ifeia GHari6hmgcn unO mnhte 81
@rriten ser 9eOiirfti9en 81 mieoer.
bolton Malcn gr0Bere Spenoeu. Sc.
boren in Baltimore blieb tie bis 5lI
ibreru nunme6rigen, oIIieitig ihmer5.
lid 6etrouerien To0e in oieier Staot.
@or aiitqefGbr ddt So6ren maHte iie
oent ct. @inccnt @oiien6ons fiir
&uabcn cine Spcnoe BON $4,000
imo trug ieitoeni ollid6rliA sur Ged.
ing ser ltnterboltlngsfoiten ocS SSn.
ititits BEL. g(u1 INN sic ct Olorien
SSnOultrie. .SHule inO 5o6lreibe Sir.
den bot iidj 6rou Teupert in 6o6enl
WlaoBe oeroicnt Gentadt, Seit Ian.
gerer 9eit bercits befano he Iib IN
Ieioenocni Suitou6c, jeOo6 mitroe i6r
9eiinoen ourb cine Dor 5mei Sa6ren
nit i6reu @otten nod Goliiornien
imternommenc 8eiie picoer chuaS
ae6ciicrt. Seit @ei6uo6teu bate
Srml Ceupert i6re Mc6ning nidt
mcbr ucrloiien om @ei6nodtstaac
ielbit beiu6te iie nod per 9lltomo6il
OoS ct. Observation-Disclosures ou ser
Dorf 9ioo0. na6e @oponS, unO iiber.
reihte ieoem Ser &inOer Elm biibi6es
@eidenf. 9leben i6rem @atteu bin.
terIdBt iie 5pei Shweitern 6rali
SSilIion G6eiter iwO SSrou Slunic
Strcb, ueltbc beioe in Baltimore
Iiuo5neu.