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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
Gine SlnfiOrOernne Der StnatS-
Stemcr.GOmmiiiiOn.

0ic Stoots Steuer Gommiliion
Sciat al onocrcr Stcllc Ocs n0eut.
ibcn Gorreiponoenten" an, Dab oIIe
2nocn6ciiber imo SAMPLER Iid bon
oem Glerf Ocs Common @lcas. .@e-
rihtS Der 5toot Baltimore oOer BON
0en Glcrfs ser areisgerihte in Den
DeriHieocnen Counties Ndnoler-Si.
ccn5cn 5u bcihoffen bo6en, itnl wGA=
reno oes Sobres 1915 @cidGftc be-
treiben 5lI fonnen.
Gie 9icen5en niiiien om o0cr Dor
oeut ! Wloi crlnngt icin. Die @c.
riGts.Glcrfs mcroeu bereit Icin, oieic
2icen3en am oOer noh Dem 80. W}Gr5
ous5uiiellcn.
g[ae Shul0igeu sic cs unterluii
len, oieier @eiesesforOertng nod5u'
fommem weroeu Ocn geicsIic6 porgc.
ihriebcneu Strafcn lntermorfeu wcr.
ocn.
Die Gonniiiion lit in aenntnB
geictt iporocn Dab cine 9In6obl
aoufIelltc, melhc IN @iorulono @e.
iAdfie bctreibcM cs in 0cn leBten
SSo6rcn unterloiien 6Gtteu, oieienl
Wcicbc 5ii cntiprchcn Gs miro bier.
nit bctomi gemod)t, OnB IN 3utunii
oaS @cic6 nit Strcnac ourcbgciiiDri
mira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
SSOm SyelOe Ser }SuIitif.


uG6orlie~ Seintemou ipridt in fiiui
politiidcu @eriammhngen =
Seute glbcnO luo6nt CT orci Ser.
iammlngeu 6ci. Sr. So6u
%6iIip Sill lit ie6r 6eidditgt. II
SSiro om G6arfrcitog Der &u6e
piIegen.
,Sll nic6t peniaer ais iiini Der
iammhmaeu 6icIt geiicrn 9lbcnO Sr.
Charles ScinbcmaiL melder iid I'M
ole repilblifoniiAc Domination iiir
ooS DlaDorsamt 6elpirbt, Gonlpagne-
&cOeu Gr gewonu natiirlih wieOcr
Diclc Srelnoc uno gIu61nger. 0ic
&erianlmlangcn iauocn al Der Gde
bon Sharp. lm0 9orreiraBc. in DR.
42l 9|oro Central 2lpenuc. in 9tr.
1910, 9forO SpringiiraBc in 9lr.
S13, Sterlingitrabe, luO IN 9ir. $50,
GinccntitraBc, itott Socute gl6cnO
ipridt @r. @eiubemnn in Orei Der
iamnlngeu welcbe III Der GroBitr..
@larft6aQe, in ser Sro6iiuu Safe,
gtr. 20OO, 6reoerid 9lpenue. umo in
Ser SonpOeu SaQe oil Scr Gde bon
3. lmO HolnnO 9lpcnue, gebolten
wcrOcn SSn Ger GroBitraBen N}arft
SaQc bat idon cine Seiusemon.Ger-
innmhms itattgeirnOen, pelde iid
rieligen @enIcbes crfrcutc.
Tie Sill Gampognc.
SIN n@urroQ @e61uoc" an ser
Gdc bon Som6uro- lmO 6rontltraBe,
Dem politiideu Sauptquartier oeS
@ui. Sobn 96ilip Sill, mo1te &c.
Itern Setretor SamcS GarcD 6cfannt,
0uB an icOem 9l6cnOe fiini Gerianlm-
litugen inn Sntereiie scr GouOiootlr
oeS 6rn. 6iQ, scr iicG INN sic repu-
blifnniide domination fir OosWfop.
orsamt 6efuirbt. itattfinOen uer0eu.
Pm G1orireitag miro Sr Sill Der
9lii6e piIegcu, rno finOet an Oieiem
Cage feinc politiide @erianmling
itatt. @eitern 9lbeuO iprad Sr. Sill
in Orei &eriommlungen, nonlih in
ser OeS republitoniiHen Clubs ser
6. @arO in 9ir. 1tS, Sadiou 8lacc
IN ser Notwithstanding ser T.
@aro in Or. 2i9, 9lorO @ineitraBe,
imo in ciner Gerialnnllng on ser
Ode bon 0riiiO Sia 9loeulc unO
2ourenSitruBc. @r ipraH ii6er sic
Spejiol @floiterimgSiteuer unO ee-
gen Oos jebige g9niiernliet6en Sn.
item.
Gos Sia Ganpoeuc Gonlitc
mahtc geitcrn betonnt OoB cS III
Ger, III SnuoperitraBc eincn @c-
6Guoc, welHes Srn. Sill geb0rt, ctn
SmiptQnartier iiir sic piertc DiOiiion
croiiuet hat. Pm Dem @c6duOe lit
ciu groBcS Shilo nit Scr Snidlriit:
,6iir N}aDor, Sobu 9S6iip Sia
Smlptallorticr a Gipiiion," ange-
brad]t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
Sran OOn ao0ltuaas ii6ermanut.


81 fritiidem 3uitouoc 6cfinoet
iih SSroi 8. 6. SSones bon @de Dorf
gouo uno 2inoen g(pcnmc in 60
bans. melche IN Ser 9lodt bon Sonn-
tag ouf Wtontog III ibrcm Seim BON
&obIcngoS iibermannt wuroe. @err
SoneS crluadte gcgen A llbr Ytor-
gems infolgc cincs Suitenonfolls uno
cntoedtc, Dab oos 3inuner nit Sob
lcngos ongciuat mar. Gr mar in
Stanoe, lid bis gum Selepbon ihlep.
pcn 5r f0uncr lmo rief Or. $. s.
@cB, Der al scr Yorf &ooO pobnt,
bcr6ei. 8ei Dem Gintreffcn oeS g(r5-
tes ipur0c 6rau SoncS bciuuBtlos
ouigcilnoen mo eclong cs Ocn gln'
ltrcngumgcn bon Or. @cB, tic ip1tcr
5un @eipnBtiein 6uriid6uDringcn.
Dic 5tpei Sinoer bon Sron Sones
idliefen in cinem 9lcbcn5inImcr. sic
botten Die Gcder ii6er ocnI Stopfe,
mo oieiem llnIItonOe mar cs mobr-
ihciuIi6 5u6ui6reibert Dab iie Dem
Iooc entgoneen lino. Die @oie woren
Dem Sfen Der 9onlpfbei5ungsonlogc
0cs @ouies ciititicgcn mo fiiatcn bic
Dcrlhicoenen Simmer ocs @cbduoeS.
@obrihcinlidj muroe Die 8alhfong'
robre Der Sei6anIugc Deriebentlid)
gcidloiien mo cnhuidelten lid oo6er
bic St0NLenanie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

Sn @eicllidoit oes Nulis-Supcr.
intenOeuteu G1orIes S. SoM mar
idirten $50 anaben aus ocn ohten
@roo Scr it6Otiie6en Shrlen am
Gicnitag nod Sort Soporo mo nab
men sic @cicitigungen imo mooerucH
GonoHcn ooielbii in glueenic9cin.
0ic @eicllihoit uobte ouA ocH
Neimmeg 6i SSnB imo fom I'M 5 llDr
NbCn0S micoer III scr Sto0t on.
Mppauenieu. nir ptn ,,rgntIMu Navgspgu-
pcnivn" ulBl pnnliilW 0pCI niitcnrlmdNtn az.
nnilrn, inb ntbetell, Der DlliCg Dnupu prt 1tle'
pHpn uDtr lalrlitlin wliiinelluna 81 mantN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
9aS eanacrieit in 6rasc.

Sine ouBcroroentlide Sisuug Der
0ireftoreu ocS uglOro0Itli6cn
S1ngerbinoes~ cin6erilfen. ~
N1c9rerc 9oItimorer @ereine iinO
gcgen oos 9(bbolten 0es Sanger.
fcitcs in Oicicm Sabre. - Der
arieg ais llriode angcge6cn.
0os SGngerfeit 0es u9lorooitliMel
SGngerhm0es, 5I Wel6em sic Scr.
Sanger bon Baltimore ge6oren miro
ipobricbcinlid nicbt a6gebaltcn Ders
I'm Beginner. Inter 0cn 9altimorcr
SGngern Bot iid nint oos geringitc
Sntere1ic ou Dem g(6Dolten 0es Seltes
foroern Ioiien. &iclc &ereine iino
Scr 9luiidt OoB Oos Set ipeeen Oes
ariegeS lmo me9en Der ihledten
@eicbdftslogc bis gum nGhiteu Sabre
berido6en werOen iolltc.
Qie 8rooflpner Sdneerfeitbe60rOe
1ot iiA Oober DeronlaBt geicbcn, nm
Die Gin6eruilng elmer ouBerorOent-
lihcn Sibung scr @unOes. .Direftoren
81 criuhen, unO @laior Gorl Gent,
Der @unoes @rGiioatt, bat iic6 be-
reit crfl1rt, cine Sibrng n6diten
Sonntog IN 9rooflDn au5u6eroumen
Oic 9ultimorcr 0ireftorcn iin0
9ouiS SHneioer, @eo. 2effert, Ser
mann @iidlih, Geo. Siumelbcber
imo 0enrp G6omas.
Cine &ei6e BON 9lbio9en ousStdO-
ten i'm 9un0c. oie Die 6eitbe6orOe
nie erlportet bate. mor Die @eron-
loiiung ST. Dem 9eiAluB. glm llc-
6erroidenOIten ipor offenbor sic
9}ohriht aus philadelphia, ooB oie
0ortigen Der. Sanger mie oih ser
0eiangperein n9IQGuanio" omEreis-
iingen nidt tbcilnebnen fonnteu.
9ns @ulnO miro ongege6cn, OoB Oie
Singer cS inter Oen 9cgenpdrtigen
rmgiiniiigcn llmitdnOen ni1t mog-
lid MAIDEN fonnten bis 5u Dem
Gage, al Dem OoS StGOtepreisiingen
itottfiuoen ioa, in Der 6eitito0t 5i
weilcu. Gic 9bilo0elpbiocr fragtcn
glpih5eitig an. Oh cS nitt nio0lid
Icin iuiiroc, oas StdOicprcisiingen
oui cincn onoern Iog SIT uerihieben.
GoS cribeint 9cgcnudrtig uollitdn-
Big ansgcihIoiien oo bic 6eitbebor-
sc einc obiolntc SAaoigung scr @e.
Oertiing OeS 6eiieS Oorin ic9en mir
0e.
Gleide 0iobSbotihoiicn fauel
pont DSuoion-Gointv @}duacrdor4
g. s. Der nur al Den @}oiiencborcrI
t6cilne6nen iuia; icrlcr Don ocr
oEurncr 2ieOcrtaiel~, Stonior0,
Gomny iuO ser uSorugari 9ieOeriat
fel" bon 9telp 5oucu Conn 9lle
Oieie Sercine ga6en Dor, Die idle6te
@eihdftsloge iei Oorni idulo, OnB
oie Singer 6ci Oiciem Seit cs lid
uidlt geitotten foniteu, bie 5Am lcb.
ten Gage nmueieuO 81 ienl
Grnlt6igenO Ooge9cu worel bic
glusiiIbritngen Ocs Scrrn Gents, Der
crfIdrte, ooB III 9lelporf iiuO III eli.
5o6et6. g. g. 0ie bette Stinmma
| iiir oaS 6eit borbonOen lei inO
ii6croa eifrig mlf ein @clingcn Oes
6citcs 6ingeorbeitet miiroc Gu luur
oen oiId oic 9lunel0unAen pom mei
tercn preiSin9en0en &ereincn nit
6eionOerer lSrerOe begriiBt Gcl
vShottener NldnnerMor" pon 9leiu
yorf bat iih III ser Oritten alaiil
ongenlelOet ser o@uttenbcrger WtGir
uer-@eianguerein~ iingt IN Scr bier
ten aloiie m16renO Ole ,@eruonio"
bon @ongbfeepiie iih IN Der Oritier
aloiie bet6eiligcn miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
@ins nene @anf.

Gas @cbGuoc all ser 5ilomeItcde
bon Gborles. iu0 @reitou StraBe
lift fiir $i1500 BON Ncrrn w. Der.
noro 0ufc fiir oic .SeaboorO 9ouf"
dngefouft lporoeu, uclcbc in oeu ndd.
itcn 6ciocn &o6en BORT ibre @ciddite
eroifncn mill. g9ic &err Dufe, Der
&rGiioent Scr @auf, mittbeiltc miro
0us Snititut nit cinem glttientopitol
bon Sl50,00O ino cincm llcberidnB
BON $3T500 6cainnen. Gic @ont
miro auM cine Spar 9l6tbeiInug cin'
ri1teu. Ole 0irettorcu ocr 9ant
iino scr 9(niidbt, Dob oic yioro
G6orIcs StroBc III set ndditcu 3cit
cine Ser 1eiteu CSeiA6llSiiroBen miro
mo jcnc ode Gde lic6 aan5 beiouocrs
fir Gin goutoeibdft cignct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

Scr 9oufono 0uun nidt aisrcibct
ioatc.
Gin gricf pom Wenerol
2 mit6.
Wlopor Erciton erbiclt gcitert
ourdj Sen Scdtsanpalt Scope Spar
roll bon G6citcrtopn, Nio.. cincit
Vrief oen General Samuel Smith,
elmer ser frii6ercn WlaporS scr StoOt
Baltimore, am 26 Gejembcr 1906
mcgcu ser GumGerlonO Nooo All Sen
GrdIiOenteu ocS Stats Scnots
idrie6. Ser Nlopor Oonftc fir OoS
olte Sdriititiid unO ii6eriuicS OaS-
icl6c ser WlarplonO Siitoriihcl @c.
icIlidoit.
g4iiniht GonDention Scr
Sun0clSi hulle6rer.
Sr 6. S. 9lornon Ser 8rdNocnt
ser Baltimore @onoclsiduIe, miro
morgcn nad 91cp Dorf reien mn
ais IeIcgot all Der bonn Conner.
itag bisSomitag itottfiuoenOen Sa6-
res Gonpcntion Ocs SonOelsihul-
lc6rcr Gcreins 0cs Gitcus I6eil
sn nc6ncn Ss6m miro iih Sr. 9io-
bcrt 6. Sec. ser Gorite6cr ocs mlrii-
5ipalcn Conventions 9iircaus. an-
idIicBcL Inn cinen GeritdJ ST MO.
den, sic Gonpention inn ndhiicn
Sabre nad Baltimore 5it bringcl
Sr. Gee miro idriftlidIc Giulaomscn
0cs @ouuernetrs. 0cS WinnorS, OcS
Gereins ser 3nuilellte lmO 6o6ris
fantcn Ocr SnnoclS6c6oroe mo oeS
gcreillS ser &oiiileutc nO Sn6rton-
ten ser 9ntiioOt nit iih ne6men
~ AMOR ipridt 5it angcbcn.
Sen Beihdftsndnncrn
Wlooor ErcIton miro Scr Soupt-
rc0ncr 6ei oeni am II. 9tpril i'm 0je-
bauoc ocs d)riItIideu Central Ser
Gins itnger MGuner itottfinOenoen
i11rlihen Giner Scr in Sen pcrid)ic.
ocncu GeidGitS6driern mo .Geparte'
mcnts 91ocu ser Staot angciicQ-
ten ilngcn Nl0nner iein, Seiuod
2. @otts. chi @onfier, miro c6cn-
ioaS eiuc 9(niprade 6alteu
8aicbaIl Grlan6niB. 8.
z define am fontnen=
0cn 2 Itag.
Pm fommenoen Sonlliag Sl6cno
nm s ll6r wcrocu bic idbrlicben 9o.
icboII GrIau5niBifeinc iiir oie oi-
fcntlihen YorfS nno Sqlorcs ans
qeItellt, uuo Spor I'M CruiO Sill.
@orf 9iircou iiir ocu 0ruio-Sin.
@arf int Clifton Nlaniion iiir Glii.
tol Bart, I'M Carroll Mauiion fir
sen GarroQ 4arf mo Die 6reoericf
&ooo Spielpl1ee, I'M 9atterion.Gn-
Iino fir 9otterion 9arf, im 9otrobe.
@orf @eb1uOc iiir 2atro6e 3orf,
I'M NiueriiOc @elu0ds6ouS fir Oen
Smanu @orf lmO inn 9lOminiltro-
tionS @ebGuoe iiir ocn Sort Nlc'
Scnrn @orf. Gic Grlan6niBhcinc
ucrocu niht iiir Sic gauge Somner-
5aiion mlsgeiielt, ionOeui OorI0ll-
iig uur bis 5lm 5. Suli. 9(m G. Suli
iucrOeu ncuc GrlaubniBihcine iiir
Sen 9lcit ser Soiion ausgciicat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
@eitraae gum 9alfsiOno

fir DerlumnSetc GOI6ateu itnO uotg'
IeiSeuOe @ittiucn unS @uiIeu pOH
ecfaIIenen ariessrn Der OtntidJ'H
nnO SItcrrcidiId-nnsariIdsn slrnesH
iuerSen BON 6cSOllmGdtisten GOllst'
loren Ors oiIunb6ansisen Siirssr'
@ercins eciammcIt. slndj 'OirO Ii''
Oas 0cntihr SlutGe arens SOn S0HlA'
GurI, ". oiOerik, edc GGarles' fn'
gsrmun.etrnEs, esIammsItt.
ScOen @ittluud wirb aber betOe
GOmmInueen im nGOrrripOnSent'1"
anittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31

WI pN't AFtSSiNtltliNAlNll DiltlNll
bat Sr. WlcpcrOird iebt $25, ,3O005
geiamuelt Qos 9iirgcr Gomitc,
peldeS 0ie Sonmelbiider ouSgo6,
ioll criud]t per0en cine @eriomm.
lmg ein5u6erllfeu, in uelher sic
SammeI6iiHer elmer 9riiing I'M
ter5ogen meroen iollen.
Sir Sen llnteritiibimsSionO scr
not6lciOenoen 9elgier in @nglano
Bat man III Baltimore 6ereitS $780,.
599.69 5niamnlenge6radt.
SSn ser geitrigen @eidGitSiiblng
oeS oGelitid 0iterreidiib lmgori.
id)en &ot6e Grru5 IamcnocreiuS" :,
pelcbe, mie iiblid), untcr Sem @oriib
BON 6rau Gorl 9(. 9ii0erib inn @e.
mcinoebonic ser 3ionsfir6e Itott-
iono, purOe ser @eidjluB gefabt,
$1,000 an Geutidlono uno $1,000 an
DcltcrreiD llngort 5l ii6crmeiielL
SeBtercs nit Ser 9eoingung, ooB
$500 Oapon oil 0ie 3ur 3eit in Scr-
6ien 6efinOlihen Sciterreider gelou.
gen ioleu Gie nGcbite geuiit6lihe
3uianlmenflnft ipirO am 0ienitog,
Sen 6. 9(priI 9iohnlittngs, o6ge6al.
ten perOeu, im0 sic Gomcn imo ge-
6eten, lire SonOor6citen mit5u6rin.
gen. Cine 9ln5o6l ouBeror0entlid
intcrciunter gricfc piro 5ur Gerle-
lung gelangen un0 Gnffee, SUDDEN
iuO ionitige GrfriiMungen lucroen
gereiht lueroen 6rnu 9iioerib madl-
tc 0orailf ollfnerfioni, ooB nod cine
groBe Gortion 5uaei1nittener 9lr6cit
Oor6onOel lit lpeld)c bon Sen %.
men, ipelhe 6is6er 10 reyes imO tbd.
ti9cs Sntereiic iiir sic cute sohe
an oeu Gag lesten i'm @emeinOe-
bauic a69e6olt werOen fam.
6rau D}inna Bagenite1er er6ielt
BON 9efonntcu aus GelitihlanO cine
Simmer Scr n9IeupicOer 3eitlng,~ -
in peldcr oem 9ic6cslperfc scr Oeut
ihen Gomcn in Baltimore uarmc
glnerfenuung ge5o0t miro. Ger be-
treffeuoc glrtifcl loutct i'm 9ns3ug:
ug9ic ms BON 6cfrclm0ctcr Seite
nitget6cilt uir0, Ga6cn Oie Oclltiden
Trauen in Baltimore 5n @lmIten
0es 6eiitiden lm0 oItcrreifiid lul-
gnriihen 8lot6en9rcu3es cincSomm-
lung bon @oGiaden imO alei-
oungSitiidcn peroniialtet." @S iolgt
Johann cine Oetoi(lirtc 9(uij1bllng
Scr in ser erItcn 9ie6cs Scnoiurg
cut6oltenen Ginee, uno bicrauf id6rt
Ser 9lrtifel fort: oGicie rcifieSnnun.
llng lit ein rciicr gcluciS ser treucn
9(nb1nglidfeit imiercr QnnoSIeute in
g(mcrifa all i6r oltes @aterlano, bic
nod oen triiben Grio6rungen, Oie
mir nit Der Soltitng 9(merifo'S ionit
MAIDEN miiiicm Inn 10 woblt6ucnoer
6erii6rt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
Nh aIlc nniere Qcier.

2ic 2eicr Oieier 3eitnng fennen
Sen Anmpf, wclHrn mir inter 5aBl-
loien Gpfera Oafiir ansfedtcn, Oah
nuiere 9lc9iernng GnglauO gegen.
iiber bic 9ledtc Der gcrcinigten Staa-
ten cner9iidl Dertrete. lln0 Mniere
Ncier fennen beiouOeers MnIere 0a-
IlingcbeuOen 9lnitrengnneen, bah sic
SInsfn9r bou @affen nnb iunitiscu
AriegSmittelu eaOlidj berbDten iuerOe.
GHgIan6 6at ben %ereinieten Staa.
ten Jest Oas Meiier an ben sails &C.
iett nnO Oes9alb f0unen iuir beute
nit mebr ginsiidlt nnf fsrfplg ben
Nnmpf fir baS go = s g e sort.
Ieten. ssgaA = saar
@ir criudcS ga v56iF. /.
2cIer, Sen nadfoIGS.. rs ing.
idlrci6en oornnter gsame hai sQ2n.
81 idlrci6cn nnS an ben Ysen lie.
einsnididcu. Gie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
TO tho President,
White House,
washington. ID.

" III - . 0TI1I = y
believe that the laws OF April
20th, 1918; March 18th, 1912,
and March 4th, 1915. give you
ample power to stop the cxpor-
tatioa Of arms, ammunition and
munitions olek8lfN from tho Uni
tea states. andFlI, an American
citizen ask yop TO Immediately
takc the necessary steps to bring
abouth the above named result.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
geIOleaOmnSsn

llnd
0cutidlouo 1no Seitcrreih- -llngorl'
iidcr rmo idnca belorgt.
S1cO. $. 9icner G. GO.,
217 Sf.gaItimOre.Str.
222 SiiO-YrOnOiuoH.
(@l6r5t3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-31
Der @ricf 1T 81 oOreiiircn:
9SrrlioeHt gSupSrou gSiliun
999ite SonIr
gNaiainalpn, Q. 8.
C8cinn0er gJlcnidlcnuerltnn6.

9sraiiOmt Gonicl 6. 9lmmioon
ser 9'uIi5cibe60rOc crfldrtc eciirrL
oo6 anobcn nibt 0crboftct werpen
loIlcu ipcln iic Sonnta9s alif ircicn
@ldbcu uno @rrnofiiden ipiclen, 10
lai qc nibt Der @crfcbr ooer Elm Gjot.
iesoiani eeitort miro. Der Commit.
far 0ob sic Grfldumg al, nodocnt
leetcn Sonntog iii 0itlihcn Iiitrift
cinigc aia6cn pcr6oitct morocn ma.
rem ino Don 9iibter Smith ircigc
Iprodcn mnr0cn. 9iiMfer Dean III
scr norooitliNen &oli5eiitatiou iuci.
Qcrtc iiA ou @lontae. iiir ciuigc
auobcn Sic 6cin 9allipiel erwiidt
worOen uarcb Nait6efeblc ans5uitcI
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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-10
Will Gather Big Hay Crop.

The ranchers in the vicinity Of
Cecil and for several miles on down
the creek from there will gather in
large quantities of alfalfa this sea-
son. In fact, they will cut the big
gest crop of alfalfa ever raised in
the history of that part of the coun-
ty, Is the opinion expressed by Mr..
w. B. Ewing, who was In Heppner
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Ew-
ing has been raising alfalfa on low
er Willow creek for good many
years and he is quite competent to
Judge in the matter of production.
The crop has come along very fine
and there has been nothing happen
to shorten it in any way aside from
what small damage some have suf-
fered from rabbits. That section was
not visited by the grasshopper pest
that did so much damage to alfalfa
plants about Heppner, and in other
portions of the county. Mr.. Ewing
anticipates a strong market for hay
as there will doubtless be big de-
mand for it. The price is good now
and all indications point to bigger
price later on. He also reports that
in the most of his section the wheat
crop promises well and the Cecil far
mers will have much wheat to dis
pose of this fall, as he feels now that
the crops in that section have so far
developed as to be out Of danger
from hot weather.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-10
|ROD AND GUN
CLUB ORGANIZED
Local SpOrtsmen viii Increase Fish
Supply and Protect Birds
Membership Fee is $1.0G.

Local sportsmen gathered at the
city council chambers last Friday
evening, and with DR.. F. n. Christen-
sen acting as temporary chairman,
an organization was completed which
will look to the betterment of fish
and game conditions in this county.
The name of the new organization is
The Morrow County Rod and Gun
Club. c. A. Minor was elected pres
ident, S. w. Spencer, vice-president,
and DR.. F. N. Christensen secretary
and treasurer of the new organiza-
tion. The membership fee will be
$1.00 and the dues will be such
sum as will be fixed by the committee
on constitution and bylaws. This
committee is composed of C. e.
Woodson, S. w. Spencer and F. N.
Christensen. The membership COM
mittee is made up of ]. L. wilkins,
DR.. A. D. McMurdo and 3. R. Patter-
son. Anyone desiring to join can
see any member of this committee.
This new organization has for its
aims, better conditions for fish and
utmost with the State Game and Fish
utmost with the tSate Game and Fish
Commission. Last year 100000
young trout were planted in the var
ious streams of Morrow county, be-
sides IL pairs of Chinese preasants
and II pairs of Hungarian part
ridges. All of the birds are doing
we'll and the club plans to greatly
increase this number.
Another meeting will be held in
the council chambers tomorrow eve
ming, at which time the various COM
mittees will make their reports and
further steps will be taken to make
the club more efficient and an i'm
mediate factor in the good cause for
which it has been created.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-10
FIRE PRO.
lection SOUGHT
City Will Have Ordinance to Pro
hibit the Building of Fire Traps
Claims For the Month
Are Allowed.

The mayor and city council, in
their regular monthly meeting Oh
Monday evening, took step further
for better fire protection for Hepp-
ner when the city attorney was in
structed to draw up an ordinance
which will prohibit the building OF
fire traps, suchras wooden buildings
in which various what-nots accum-
ulate through the years. Also will
be dealt with in this ordinance the
smoke houses, which have proved In
times past to be real menace to the
safety of the town. If 1t is feasible
certain building restrictions will be
incorporated into this ordinance and
the fire proof building zone extended
! to cover the business center.
recommendation from the Hepp
ner Commercial Club was read. This
recommendation suggests that the
city council, at their convenience
change the present road leading ou
of Heppner in the lower end of towr
to run on the county road, connecting
with the Heppner-Lexington road
thereby eliminating all railroad
crossings. 1t is maintained that th'
road on the north can be made int
a far better street.
The petition from various citizens
asking that the show houses and 9th
er places of amusement be closed OF
Sunday, was laid over until the mex
meeting, two weeks hence. The coun
Gil is now confronted with remon
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-10
|ECHO WOOL BRINGS
ADVANCE PRICES
n25 600 Pounds Sold ut Price in 'Ad-
vance of That Offered at Recent
Sale Says Report-Market
Growing Stronger.

Indicating the wool market is
growing stronger In Eastern Oregon
comes the report of the sale of 1885,
600 pounds of wool to Boston firm
at an advance over the prices offered
at the recent attempt at sales day
at Echo.
The wool was sold by Antoine Vey
and James Monesse and was bought
by Crimmins & Pierce. The price
was not made public owing to an
agreement to keep the figures pri-
vate but it is known on good author
ity that the sale price was in advance
of what was formerly offered for the
wool.
At the sale attempted at Echo
May 25, a price of IS rs cents was
offered for the Vey wool and refused.
A price of II IA was offered for the
Monesse wool.
The sale of this Echo wool is OF un-
usual interest in view of the sale set
for Pilot Rock June 10.-East Ore
gonian.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-10
Christian Church Notes.

The Beginning of the Church
will be the subject of Minister Hand
saker's discourse next Sunday morn
ing.
In the evening the congregation
will meet with the Federated church
in union service.
Bro. J. V. Crawford will preach at
Bunker Hill schoolhouse next Sun
day afternoon after the Sunday
school.
In the contest with the Pendleton
Christian Sunday school, Heppnel
won out by GIG points. Let Pendle
ton have the Forestry Office, but they
will have to come to Heppner to fine
how to run a Sunday school.