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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

500 er ein Stiidden @olo, nitbt er6-
Der ais cine 2iuie, berpor rno rcidte
es Dem glpotbefer.
aSebt 8it, Serr S6omaiilIs, Oh Oas
Solo lit.
Scr g(potbcfer erflGrte uod &C.
nauer Briiiilng, es iei in Der Sat ret
mes @olo.
Out" fitbr Der @raf fort, nun
legt oas @olo bort in oie S6ole, per-
loi6t oie 2idter uno baltet Gu9
rlbia."
Ser 9[potbefer tat, mic ibm gebet-
ben mar, ino oas @eno6 ipor mtrts
mebr mlr our9 ben S6ein oes Nlon.
oes erbellt. 9os Stiidcben @olO in
Der griiuen Sdole leiidtetc tpie ein
fleineS 6ldmm6en
Ser @ruf iponbte icin @eiicbt nab
Dem Wlonoe rno beipegte leiie Die
2ippen.
Ser 9[potbefer blidte geiponnt balls
ouf oie Sdale, bolo oltf Sen gr1fli-
den 9l0cptca Ser Wtngiitcr 5itterte
bor 9lngit iulO gllireglIng inb bielt
Sen 3odic6oB oeS glpotbefers frompf,
bait feIt. sett wauote lic9 Der @raf
bonn 5eniter ab, trnt an oeu Gid imo
goB ans elmer fleiuen 8biole Elm paar
Sropfen in Die Wfala6iti6ale. glls-
6nlO mollte Elm blduliher 9onlpf oitf.
S1nelI ergriff Der @ebilfe cine tleine
W3armorplottc unO bcoedte Die Sha.
lie. Der @raf aber ipra1 in rllbigem
Gone:
80, MN it's geidcben. 3iinoet
sic aer5en immerbin mieOcs an"
Gs geimab Ser @raf imO icin
@ebilie raunlten foltbliitig oos 0c-
r1te 3iianunen uuO padten eS in Den
Galten.
.SSyIt oas Experiment 5n @nbe9"
fragte Serr EbomaiilS unaldii6ig.
sG6llig, eripiOerte ser @rof oino
es lit aehngen. @e0ulOet @r9 iuir
ein BOAR 2lugenblide nod, 0aitn rl0gt
S6r ocn Dcdel bcben."
(6crticetug fcIat] @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
Ohrfeiacn fiir gcIeiOinnna.

Sroi SoOie 6oos idldgt 5mci @lon.
ncr, wclde iie ais nG6ideu" be.
5cidluct 6ottclt in'S @eiidt
S9iro BON 9iidter So6onnien iiir
i6rc SonOImgspciic gclo6t.
Eunuilt in eiuem StraBen6o6u-
gGaggou
@rrcgt ii6er cine 6eleiOigenoe Be
mcrfilug, ipelde i6r 5lt Sfren fam
ais Iic in 9eglciting i6rcs SobncS
an scr Gdc BON Colbert. imo @olti-
morciiroBe cinen SiroBcn6o6n-SSo9-
gon bciicg 0rc6te iid5 6rau Sooie
Soos BON gtr. 2O26, g9eit 9tort6.9lUey
raid 6crum un0 oerieBtc @iaiam ".
@cpronnct mO Setter N}cinbart bon
g1r. 3OOS, @cit 9}ort6 9lpe, ie cine
iboaeuoc G6rieigc.
Ger 2l.id6riae @Opin 3. 6oos, ein
Wiatroie ser 9umOcS Nioriue, elite
iciucr Nluttcr 5u Siilic, mo i'm 9lu
bcrrI6tc aagcmcincr Eunutlt I'M
Snncrcn ocS @oggonS o9}icOlidcS
G6ideu oos ser @}otroie Oo oiige.
pidt bat, mar bic 9emerfuug mel
dje Srau 8oos mo6l oocr libel ollf
iid 6c3ic6cn nulBtc Ser StroBer.
bo6n gSaggon bottc mittlerlueilc
Die @dc bon 9oltimore. unO @utop.
StroBe crreibt ilnO @oli5iit 9ltfinion
bonn weitliden Giiirift murOe bon
0cm Gonouttcur 6cr6eigerlIfcn. 8eD.
ronnet unO Nlcin6art ergrifien Die
5uc6t, ais lie Ocn 9lourod io6en,
mlrOcn icOocl nod fur5er GerIol-
guug cinec6olt imO Derbaitet.
Rihter Sobonnien in Der weltlidcl
@oli5ciitotiou lobtc 6roii 6oos tiir
i6rc Sonolln9speiie unO pcrurt5cil.
tc sic 6cioeu Dliiietbdtcr 5li ie $40
unO Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

George 9dea6os, 81 imo @lino
Glort, %.
2ouis 6ii6cl 81 rmO @oIoie 9ia.
binopeb, %.
@arD 8, 2capcrtou Al, mo Nlor'
garet Coleman ~, geidlicocu
9lobert golfcl, %, mo @milD ..
&ronIidaier, 90
8reoerid ". 9crt, %, uno sluna
u. Smitb, 81.
9lopnonO 5. @onloB, %, uno So.
lie 90 @eters. 23-
G6riiiion g. @iuter, IT, luo Ola.
mic ". Ctt, 90.
s,obu @3. @ogner %, no Siaiou
Is. ShniOt %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
maH rrpadue ben agaIiimOrt GOrrsDOnSsni".
grnnt INNS glrantinam itnmm.

@incm Gonan, Scr in Scr &inocr-
5eit ocs @railtpoorS be9onn folgtc
gcitern Gornittag sic Ermnng bon
SSrl. Sophia Su6re, Sodtcr bon
Scrrn imO 6rau Su6re bon Spar
rotps @oint, nit Srn. George @crclt
5o6n BON Serrn imO 6rai 5. @crclt
BON gS9itc @lari6, 9altimoresGoilntp,
9eiOe Iino ihmm, Ser 9rdutigam
lit @1rtner in ser MarDldnoer 9lin.
ocuibule 81 GpcrIca, mo 0as 9rant-
paar icin Scim oiidlogcn miro.
9Soter ". u. @irtca poa5og oie
Eroiung in 3eidenipro6e IN Der fa-
t6plii6cn ct. Sgnaiius.airbe. Ger
Srautfii6rcr mar Serr SEQ g}oppen'
berger, Die 9rontiun0fcr SRI. gl.
gSinfcl, @eioe auc6 Itmm Gie Sim.
ser Catherine llnO Barbara N}nilien
O}i6tcu Der @raut, woren 9hmen-
m1ohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Ger W2agiIier begab iid, ipie mir
bcrihtet baben, ieoet glbeno IN bic
@olocne @ans. S5m 8erreniiiiblein
onlelbit tranf ct, pie er Dies felt
Sabrcn 5li tim geipobnt mar, cineu,
sapeilen onh 5ipei Sdoppen uno
imtcrbieIt iih init ben glupeIcn0cn
iiber Mitterine, Staotncltgfeiten
mo WcItbdnoel.
5eitoen er Die @eionntidoit 0es
iiqlieuiic6en Girnien geuadt batte,
fam er cine @hmoe friiber olS ionit
bcpor iih nod Ole Stamngdite eingc.
flnoen battcn. Groten cnnn oieir
ciuer nm sen onoeru bereiu, 70 bceilte
er iih Ieil @laS 5u leercn uno ent.
fcrnte flo. uidt i'm nod &nlie 5n
Qqbclt ipuocrn iua Dem @rafen eineR
geiiid) 5ii moden gieie @ehId)e iua,
rcu nntiirlid ben @1iicii ocs Scrrer.
liiiblcius fein @cbcinlniS itu0 gnben
6l luouNerlci Ncmcrtinigcn Berali.
laIhna lluo 0aS mar es gcra0e,
mas ocn Wlaaiiier bcipog, Die @5eiclr
ld)oit Der Stnmuaaite 81 termeioeu.
Gs par ibni 0abrr Iebr anacnebnL
as Srib &cOcrih ION iein 3inImer
onbot. Cabin lieB er iidJ iiiiil all
ubcuolih ieinen Sdoppen brinsen
nn0 perplouDerte elm StiiHodeu nut
Sem NaccnloureuS @as 8ulihen
lcbtcrem mo glie DorgefqLlen mar.
0aprn obnte Der Winaiiter nidDtS, imo
ontmiitia Iprnh or TIM Troit etlt
@r babe fIue aebanoeIt porlduIig
bir 1tuDt SinfcnburG nIAt 8il perlai'
fen. er miiiie abpartcl bis iid bic
qalliae 5tinunug 0ee &errn dboma'
ihis oerbeilere, oonn lpolle cr, Der
Waaaiitqr, 5it ieiHeit OeS Bdccalou.
reiiS, @uiiten ihon eth Mort reoer.
lleber0ies itebe aud Der filritlid)e ylc'
compens fir oie aoniooie IN glus'
Iidlt, uno er 6iUeifle ntdt, oaB
vs. 10. q
@eun BET @lagiiter lc iptq@, reGte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
gIns benz Snucreu Wlarblamo's mno
ben nngreu5cnOen Staatcn.
" lien ni6t 0oppeIt

@oIlcn nibt Doppelt be-
ltellcrt mer0en.
9lrt6ilr 6. 9air uuo IA auoerc
5piritioicnbdnolcr aus @aibugton.
Gclntp legteu Dem @cridt in Sa.
gcrstomn ourb oen e6emaIioen
gtaaisanpolt Scott 20. g9oliingcr
cine alage acgcn 5taat Marplano,
CgcridtsIdreibcr @owaro SswaIo,
56eriif Siaac Q. 9ong imO Staots.
aupalt Cmer Z. &aDIor 5lueds gr-
mirfung cincs 9efebIS Dor, ourh ocn
Sen geouten oes Stootes @larDlanO
@inbolt geboten iper0cn ioa, ole Be-
Itimmmgen OeS aapitclS 91r. 65S,
gIbidJnitt 594, ser 9lagcmciucn
5taatseeicbc NlarDlauo's 8ii cntipre-
den. 9ieie @erorouuueen idreibeu
na6trGolid)e @ebiibreu fir Den Der.
fouf bon Spiritloieu Dor. llnter
oen ucucn @cieB, oos IN Scr fiir5s
libcu Sibung Scr 2cgiSlotur ange-
nommeu wuroc. iiuo @rtro-Staats.
aeueru Inn Ole foleenoen Simmcn
oufcrlcgt poroen; fiir ieoe @oihpirt9-
Idaft ooer ieoes Reiiourant 500 pro
SSo6r; fir ieoen Gnaros SpirihIoien.
6anolcr $i0O pro Sabr; fir ieocS
SoteI, oos mcbr ais 200 3immer bal,
$500 pro SSabr. Cas @eict frat an
4. Syni in Srait, SSn ser alage Der
Sanoler miro anaeiii6rt, Dab iie
am 4. W3ai i6rc geiuobnliden Sicen5-
9ebiibrcn bc5abltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Der SontOampicr osSobu 2. Hode.
ieQcr~ Der ,Stanoaro Oil GoupanD"
icgcltc gcItcrn DGttae bon bier nad
Eampico. Nlerifo. Die lance 8er5o.
eermg Scr glbrciie mar eiucrieits Ger
tuecniigcnoen 3a6l Der 9eiabung,
anoererieits Oem llniionoe 5u5u.
ihrci6cu Doh oas Sdliii ecjmiugcn
mar, mittcn i'm Stromc, anitatt an
Dem @ier aoblen 81 laoeu. Die Scr.
treter DER Gampierlinie Iielteu III
9lbrcoc, Dob, iuic oas @criibt ging,
bic N1oidiuiiteu Ocs Gampfcrs eine
@e6oItsnaibeiierima oerIonot bdttcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
@rieffniten.

@. S.. 8. q. n@ie fann ib
mcine erItcn 9irgcrpapicre er6oI.
fcn2" Obnc ale Sdwierigfcitcu.
sic miinen nod Dem 9unOesgeribic
i'm @oitgebGuoc 9e6elt einen Collar
6cSo6lcn rno Den oor5ulcgenOen
SSrogcbogeu bci6woren. @caen oes
gld6crcn fonnen sic ou iraeno einem
9l6cnoe in Scr 9leoaftion oes ,Geitte
icbcn Gorrciponoenteu@ poripreben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
Qc6cnanlabe.

SSn onacbli6 iclbitmoroeriid5cr glb-
Iibt peritbhdtc ociiern gIohmittog
1rou Gmma 5. grown bon g1r.
2003, Sofinoton-9locme, in i6rcr
@o6nna orci 0uediil6cr- Sobletten
sic muroc i'll scr Slm6ulou5 OeS
n0rolic1en GHtriftS nod Dem 9ll9e.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soipitol oebraAt
bon 100 iie. no6ocnl lie be6ouoclt
moroen mar, nab Sorie 5uriidge-
brabt mlrOe. sic 6ciiuOet ii9 alBcr
9c6cnsgcfa6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Solcp6 q. 4iIion it,, 81 @iitpcr,
uno 9laraoret E. g9iaiams "a,
g9itiipc.
@corgc 6. Siiuc. %. imo Wlarp
g. Cole, 10,
@eorgc s. 6iIion, %, uno 2oura
s. @rifiin %.
5obn s. Quiun, y, uno Soicpbine
9ruOcr 25.
stooIf gic5oc, 2s, mo 0'orp Sc
oil, "a.
@rbont @cDlo6on %, uuo GaiIu
91 2clono, 81, 9eioe bon g9ai5ing.
tom .. s.
ggolter 6 2erterbcder 25, nno
SuIia 6, @lbers. 24
Sobn SelueIl, 81 imo gona 5or-
refer, 20
sIiOor aubn 26, uuO GcciIia@oIS-
ftein, q.
Gn s. Geio, q, nno 2iliau 6.
Sofimon is.
2ouis o.. Sonnermou a. mo
WPnrie 90, 9uder, 27.
Gbciter !. 9clomg "a, uuO GIo.
OBS s. Boore, 20.
glco 9. Somom %, gsoi6inaton
81 G., unO 8bereie DI. 8oore, 26.
sSubn 8. glppeI "a mo Yluricl
@auber, i9.
9Soul 6. sinsleD, 81, gorf, 3d. il.
8Iorenee 9lihoro, 49,
Sobn 6. GeunpIon q, uu0 Gliic
Wi 1abernibt 81
SSobn Stanleb gler, 26, uuo MorD
gllice Phillips, %.
9Ilo9Iius S. g9iiiters, 23, ml0 2il-
lion SO Ierrenberger, 90
sobn s, @oIpert rs, uuo So5el
9 @a6ep 19, philadelphia, ga.
$pnrD 8. Wibemaim, 80, nnoGm
ina s. 9elpis, 40, gittiue, geioe bon
BhiIooelpbin. gd
Mm 9. YicGauIeD, %, itno 4atb
6 Sarpeg, 20, geiOe bon 8bilooel.
pbia @a
SarrD @ Garter, 90, gmporia,
@o.. rno N1abeI g. Sondno, %.
@oniioce 01iller %, unO Charlotte
@. TaDIor 90
syobu 9R. Smith, 26, unO 6lorencc
IS. Nimma, %, @eioe BON @biIooel
p6io Pa.
eOporo s, @2iaer, %, uno 0lore
81 6lauigon 2i.
Siudmm s. sSodion 81, uno Sill.
lion u. Soutbparo, 10, 9eioe bon
9iidmono, go.
@m. 81. 9opIe, "a. uuo SOa 8
adIbcr. %.
SeImut6 96oog. q. iuO W1orp
glppeI, 10.
fSrauf 8. g9ebb, A. aeidieoeu, Il.
@tbeI 8. Goune, 81, gcioe bon gleiu.
Dorf,
Gaorles 6. glooniielo, 81 no
@jroce n Sarriion p.
2anIbert sSobn gihner 80, iino
6rieocride @l. Sinpert, 28.
QDtileton 6. Gotpar0s, 81, geihic-
oen uno glttb SommeupeQ, 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
6OmmauOcnr Der NlarglGnSer GiOi-
ion.

Serr gilbert s. Giprns bon 9iipcr-
bale, WIO., lit 3um Gommonoeur Der
WSarpldnoer 0ipiiion Der gS06nc Der
coniooerirtcu @eteroncn" ernamt
worocn. Scrr Cwcus iit Der @ene'
ral.@ci6ditsiii6rer Der ,,Sout5crn
Erug Company in @ai6iugton imO
Bat oie Serren Sua6 6. @biaipS 5rm
Cibiiions.9loilttonten uno Somncl
9iiagS bon Godpiae 5um 9ipiiions-
SSnipeftor ernonut. Sic Srganiia-
tion triift arrangements fir Oic
SSo6rcSsGonpention Der @oniooerirtcn
in @oi6ington i'm ndbilen Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
WlarpIanScr gledtsanluaItc.eonuc

gsiro 6cutc in Gccr @orf crofinct.
Gauert orei Gage @ielc Bal
timorcr 9lcdtSonipaItc fabren
beuie in cinem Spc3iol5uoe weg.
9uuoes GiItrifts 9lmualt
@lori6oa BON gtcu yort elmer
Der SouptreOner.
0ie .MarDldnoer Stoots Bar.
reail @creiuigung~ croiinct beute IN
Gcer @arf, @orrctt @umiB, @lO,,
i6re iabrli6c geriommhng. Gie
9altimorer 2edtSomu1lte lperoen IN
cincm Spc5ioljuae nm 10 ll6r BON
Der Gomocn Station aus abio6ren.
eSn @couertoipn merOcn sic 5o9crs.
tomner 0iitglieOer Den 3ug 6cltei.
gen Ger 3rdiioent Scr GcreiniguuJ
9lidjtcr Sonnlon0 llrucr, miro bic
@r0iinungs Si6nn9 leiteu Sn Die
ier &eridmnlung tuerOen ouh oic
bcrihicOencn Gomite'n 9crid)t CT.
itotten. Sm 2onfe Ger Siblmg om
Srcitog W}or9cn peroeu ipihtige
Sdriitiiiide SIR @erleirng fommen
Pm g}o1mittag pcroeu iid Oic ser.
rem omiiiiren, Inn Damn om 9l6eno
ben Gortrdaen BON 9iibtcr Sos B.
@orter, 9libtcr Carroll Z 9onO uno
@. Stuort SDuingtou it, 81 lou-
idlen
9uuocS Giitrifts 9mpoIt S.
5uolpOeu Nlari6dll bon 9lcu Dorf
miro Del ser Sibrmg an Somitue
Oiorgcn ser Souptreoncr iein. Gle
Contention finoet am Soniitag
gI6euo nit cinem gonfett i'm Seer
9Sorf Sotel loren 9l6idlnB.
9}o6itc6cnoe @oItimorcr @litolic.
ser Der @ereiniaune pcroeu an Der
@oupeutiou S6cil ncbmcn: @m. 8.
9roniig, Senrv 81. osborne, it,, ~.
gs. Bed. sSomes 5. SinOiop, Sos. Il.
Eennis, @m. 2. T6omos, ". Cabin
G6csuitt, 8. g9. 86omos, .. 2cier.
@ilmor Q. Sentil(, g2. 8. aeeon, g.
Barton. ir.. q. Barton, 6. 81. Sau-
erpein, ir., SDlpan SoDes Sou6.
beimer, 6ronf IS. Gurner, S. @olter
9oro, s. ". 3. N1usgrobe, 81 Nior.
ris Epiou, g9u 9. 9epD, s. S.@lur.
rop. Gbos. Nloden5ie, u, @l. Bonnie,
8. s. Saunett, ". s. @iaiamS, S.
6. 9iuuninger, s. $. Soouoro, GboS
Mc6. Soworo, G6as Ser5og, s. ".
Sielo. SoI6ua @laoton. 9iobert g.
gtointom Cigar IS. Wliaer, ir, 2l.
&. syodiou 9li6tcr q, o. SenOcrion
@erman $. g. @morD, &o6n &9riS.
zoe, sSo6n Soft 9lidaroiou, Gligcne
0'Dnnne. 6. s. Wlaoruoer, s. gSil,
lioms, 81 9. q. Glnggett, SS6orneS
geaott, glidorO 9, Gippctt, q. 9eu.
nett Gornoa, @bilip 9. @otts. @i.
6. Sfinuer, S. q. Qortcr, @lfrioac
5000 goung s. s. &eter, @oItergl
gnd. eogor s, W1c9riOc. ggolter 8.
glorf, s. S. Goof. 9lidter SeurD
Sfodbrioec, ". Sumter gobo, @oI-
ter s. Gapper 9eui. gl. 9iidmono,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
Gcl6IimOrSucrIndj wracu ueridJmdgi
ter 2icbe.


Ser 29sia6riae @lner @oufer bon
98r 937, Somcitcoo. strobe, licgt inn
St. SoicpbS SoipitoI in fritildcm
3uiionoc OorucOer on oeu 5olgel
ciner 0ucdiil6er.Geraiituna, oie er
iid in iclbimorOcrii@cr 9lbiiht beige
6radlt 6ot @oulcr, pelcber in sem
6rodt.Gcportcment Der Galucrt-Sta'
tiou 6ci6dftigt mar, lit ieit etpa ci-
mem Satire g9itttpcr lm06at Orei Sim.
ser. Seine Gouiine, Srou 2o66fcr,
ocrcn Wlam iic Dor ehua tS Nlonatcn
berlaIien Bat fiibrtc ibm ieit oen
Eooc Ieiucr 5rml Die @irt6I6oft
@oufcr bcrlie6te ii6 IN Tie imO modte
i6r micOcrbolt Seirat6santrGge. Sic
mics oicicl6en regclm0Big ab, ga iie
niht puBte, mas aus ibrcm Wlanne
acpor0en mar. gluS Ger5mciihmg
ii6cr sic wicocrboltc 9(6iueiilmg nabm
CT 5eitig am geitrioeu @lorgcH @iIed-
iilber-Gablettcu. gIls iie icin 'Stob-
men borte unO fem 8immer bctrot,
iaatc cr: nGu lic6it mid nidt ocs.
bol6 6obe id @ift 9enommen". Gie
8rou bcuahridtiatc ioiort Oie 4'oIi-
sci, imo man iboiitc ion ms Soipi-
tai, no man niht iihcr 1T, ibn am
Sc6en 81 er6oltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29
!9crr MidarS aserIlldl fommt moraen

Scrr 9li1oro @ertud, scr 9eiter
ocs eroBen 9e5irfS-EnrufeiteS, miro
morgen glbeno nit ieitem So6ue bier
eiutreifcn imo I'M 0SoteI @mcrion"
nblteigeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Mbpnnemtrm, bic ben ,,DmtImen GDurpDHs
tenten" nldlt DAultlim cher unreaelmdhla cgs
halten Rub 0fbeleW, ber CftlCc buDDu PCT Sele'
pn0n nrc intlHlidS MllitHgllnm1 Az mN ban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-29

Nbunnrwrn, Sic ben ,,Smtidcn GurrepOH.
benten" ni1t piuitllm uoer nnrcgcimdRia Ct
balten, ilnl nebeten, Der Office raDpn per Sels-
sbun pber t@risAid Wlttt6etlHnp an mahtn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-17
AL P II A NE w S
PLAYED ~ INNING GAME
Alpha Team Defeated In Fast Game at
Niagara Last Sunday

The Alpha ball team iourneyed TO
Niagara last Sunday and crossed bats
with the crack team of that city Des-
pite the fact that all prophesies were
that Alpha would be showed under so
deep that the manager would never be
able to dig them out again, the boys
stood up for II inning grind with a
team that is considered as good as any
in the peninsula.
The score at the end of the game
stood TO and was won by the paper
makers when one of the Alpha boys
misjudged a hy netting the third run
and breaking the tie Niagara scored
In the first and third innings and
held Alpha down to goose eggs up
10 the fourth when they crossed the
plate for one run, repeating the same
thing in the following inning From
the fifth on until the twelfth inning
il was pitched battle and one OF the
iercest ever witnessed in base ball
for long time while Murphy held
down the mound for Alpha while
Bawman did the same for Niagara
and both of the boys did great work
Alpha had IL over the paper makers
in the field. carrying OF the honors In
this line by great margin, their
playing being more sensational
throughout the whole game Pull. for
Alpha, worked like a war horse I'm the
eleventh inning. when with Two on
bases he caught swift liner near
second II was a marvellous stop and
would have meant hit and two
more runs for Niagara had II passed
him, In the twelfth misjudged fly,
sacrifice and hit put an end to the
game.
Murphy allowed six hits, all
singles, while Bawman allowed nine
hits, seven doubles and two singles
The Niagara team will play re
turn game here in the near future
and record attendance is predicted
from both Alpha and Crystal Falls.
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SCHOOL NOTES
BASE BALL AT BATES

On Wednesday the Mastodon Town
ship school team of base ball motored
to Bates where a game OF ball was
played between the two schools teams.
Alpha winning by a score OF 60 In
the afternoon a Field Day" was held
and in the evening the pupils and
teachers of the Porter School attended
the graduating exercises OF the Bates
School.
Four car loads from the school
were at Bates and a very enjoyable
time was spent
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The following teachers left for their
homes to spend the summer vacation
Miss Hooper to Iron Mountain, Miss
Butler to Olsego, Mich, Misses Bert
Erikson and Bertha Erikson to Crys-
tai Falls.
Miss Harrington, who is teaching al
the Dunn and Miss hurry. who is
teaching at pentoga will continue
their summer work at the Marquette
Normal.
supt Bishop will spend his sum
mer vacation at his old home on the
farm at Menominee Falls, Wis
number Of new pictures have
been received at the school this week
among them being, Aurora" Mon
arch Of the Glen, "The Good Shep-
erd and several silhouette pictures.
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Not According
to Law
BY ETHEL HOLMES

Fred BoyHton and his dog Bob were
mseparahle Fred was engaged Ia
Winnie Douglas. much to Bob's dis
comnture The lovers did not hide
their carcsscs from the dog, who gave
every evidence Of jealousy Some
times they caressed on purpose To see
the dog show his distress. Bob didn't
show his teeth aud growl he was too
respectable dog for that. lie looked
up at them pitifully. whlned and wag
ged his tail in a melancholy fashion.
When Winnie was a little girl she
was permitted TO play with a boy
named Joe Dixon, 4 ncighbOr, the son
OF parents Of low degree. by and 10y
she went away TO school, and when
she returned she was Of an age to un-
derstand the difference between the
Dixon family and her own. So she
dropped Joe. From that time till Win.
ME became engaged To Fred whenever
Joe met her he greeted her with a
malicious look lie was now a man
grown, and she was a woman.
One day Bob came 10 Winnie In a
most dcplorablc condition He had
been cut I'm many places with a knife,
but seemed 20 be troubled about some
thing else Winnie endeavorcd TO bind
up his wounds, but he would not per
nit lie kept moving away from her
and barking tin she was convinced that
he wished her TO follow him, and she
did SO He led her to a lonely place In a
road. where she found her lover dead,
badly cut like the dog.
There was absolutely no clcw as 90
how Fred Boynton came TO his end,
but IL was evident from his cuts and
those Of his dog that he had been at.
tackled and that Bob had attempted 10
defend him.
The only person who believed that
she could point out the murderer was
Winifred Douglas, but she said not n
word of this TO any one. To mako 4
charge without the slightest proof
would avail nothing She adopted Bob.
and the two mourned together, the
dogs jealousy being turned To affcc.
ton by common grief
When the murder occurred Joe Dixon
was not at home. At any rate, he was
understood NOT 10 be at home. Winl-
fred did not meet him for some months
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John Hubbard sr attended the
base bali game At Niagara. Sunday
Paul Anderson motored to CRYSTAL
Falls and Florence last Sunday
Mr.. Garrigan spent last Sunday at
Carney visiting with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Joe Arcands are the
proud parents Of a Q pound baby boy
born on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. vollendorf Of Mani
towoc are at Alpha visiting at the
home of their son Ben vollendorf.
A game of base ball will be played
here tomorrow with sagola. On the
following Sunday Alpha viii play at
Crystal Falls
j NJ Landrigan. Of Virginia ar
rived here Wednesday on short
businc5s trip
Alfonso and Douglas Harding of
Portland Oregon. are visiting at
Alpha with their brother Alonzo
Harding and family
l.. V. Johnson spent a few days at
Crystal Falls this week visiting with
relatives
Mr. Anderson f. erecting a building
ON Sth Ave. which will be used as a
boarding house by Mrs Alec Peters.
Mrs Tom Hoskins left for Iron
River on Thursday, where she will
make her future home.
Board OF Review mot Thursday and
Friday at the Village Hall On Tues
day the Township Board OF Review
met at the Dunn mine Office.
l.. A. Flagler is now located al Crys-
tai Falls having resigned from the
Nevada Land Co
William Kiskina had the misfortune
OF having his left thumb badly
squeezed between two cars tearing OF
par1 OF the second Joint. DR., Edwards
sewed the bruised parts together and
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at her Presently she stumbled and
fell. Her father seized his rifle ana,
leaplng from the roof, ran toward the
soldiers Possibly he thought IL not
quite so sinful 10 use his gun as club
as TO fire &C. At any rate. he ran IN
among the soldiers. his blows falling
on them with the rapidity OF lightning
and the weight OF sledgehammer
Several OF them fell with broken
skulls, and the rest took TO their heels.
"Now. my grandfather having driven
them Off. there was no need for him
to commit further sin by following
them But he did. and. since he could
run faster than they, he kept well up
with them and brought his rifle down
on one or them with such force that
the stock was shivered.
"The fight being over. the boys and
girls went 10 the assistance OF the
wounded and with difficulty prevented
their father from dlspatching them.
However. they carried them all into
the house and attended 10 their
wounds. nearly all OF which had been
given them 10y Mr. Forgiving Johnston.
"Those soldiers who got away report
ed the trouble, and an aide To General
Howe went out 20 the farm TO look into
II. He reported that the men had got
just what they deserved.
"My grandfather never got over for
getting his principles of nonrcsistance.
He could not after that endure his
name Forgiving. so he changed 1t to
EorCetfnl"
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,laced his thumb in a spllnt.

placed his thumb In splint.
Mrs. ]. r. Edwards left for Hough-
ton. this week. to pay an extended
visit to her parents.
Dave Schoffman. motored TO Amasa
last Sunday. TO spend the day with re
latives
Several new buildings are being
erected Geo. volker erecting one on
Ord street. Emil Soderlund one on
End 81. and also VIM Erickson one on
2nd St
o. b. Johnson and VIM. Uren were
amongst the jurors at Crystal Falls
this week during circuit court.
John Erikson OF the Dunn location
purchased new Buick Six this week
from the Webb Garage at Crystal
Falls.
Paul Anderson left Thursday night
for Crystal Falls where he will be
employed in the future.
Mrs. A. J. Beatty. of Champion, is
visiting at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. w. J. Perkins.
Mrs. Blomquist and daughter Ellen
left for their home in Carney, on
Monday, after visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carlson