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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

sumorssks usn sans wils.


Snfolse oes gsi6dftsseih,s. Der
0urh oen 3rieg unttr oas grobe pus
bIitum geiommen 1T, leben ii9 Sipei
e9te 8erliner Sungeu aud ibrerIeits
peranIaBi, ibren @sIHdfisfinn 5u re-
gen. sic Isgen brei Wlari @etriebss
topitaI an unb taufen Elm tleines
JdBheH Shnaps. baS Iie i'm Grunes
poIo glGiermeiIe feiIbisten pollen.
3ebn pfenniee bebalien fie bon ibrem
Gtommtapitol iibrig. S1ul5e trGgt
bic 3ebn g}ftnniee, Mliiller 6os TGBs
dben als lie ii9 ndb Dem @ruHepaIo
ouf ben Meg MAIDEN. Ia6 Se5n Wlis
nuteH Wees meint S9ul3e. mSt mDdte
bod nal erit probiertn SdenP
mid een' in for 5ipse Sehferl"
G9uI5e eibt Oen @roI4en @tommtos
pituI fir oen G1nops aus, ocn Mlls
Ter etnitsdt. @6uI5s muB nunmebr
oas JoB iroeen. gioh tilrSer 3eit
min Uiiiller einen probieren, ipieoerum
,for 3tpee &eGItr.~ Der @roIhsn
iponbert tpisoer 3uriid
Wobl 5iponSigmol aebt 0os 70. 9ds
6dBIein Seist icbon bsoentlihe Qeers.
glm @runepdIo iebt lih bic aoms
pdeniefirmo ms @ros uno barret Der
3unbl9aft. wBeeBte. S1uI8s," la0t
MRiiIlrr, bet oerooe oen GlroIhen i'm
Wpf3h b1t III meri mir und1 eeni fDDs
FEM" wRuner Ihenit ipprtIos Elm uHo
lGbt iiA ben @rol9en ausbanOigen.
Naa fiinf M2inuten pauberi Der 3ebns
pftnniger Suriid. llnb 70 tort. bis
bdb bas sGBden bis auf Die NageIz
probe seleert 1T. rglun polPn mtr
RaHs maHeRl" faet p2Hler itOIO.
rS1uIoe, on BAIT 3uIebt DertoOftl"
Obne 30gern Iegt pieisr oas eben err
boItens 3ebnpfennigitiid auf Den gias
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

Cine llrIaubslhipe non D,rmaun
aa]asRsr

@mmsri9 bate auBsr Isintm Ga-
briioirsttorpoiten aud cine @raut.
Gie bieb Gbit6 unb fab eenou 10
aus: 0as beibt, ie battle 2inie. 8,
iit Iiebte an ibrem Gmmeri1 Dor allen
oas WlonoteI - iapobl, oas W1onoteI
Dor aaeml 3u oieiem MonOteI ees
b0rien frsiIib nod Elm taoellos glatt=
rafieries Gefibt, cine fabelbafte Qlrt,
ii1 die an3u5ieben unD Elm Pdur nit
llmii1t uHo @eiIt gepfIeeter 6dnoe.
glun mar @mmeri9 DOT Wionaien
ais QanoiturmmaHn 3u Qlrmierungss
arbeiten einberufen por0en. @r bate
pdbrsno bieler 3eit geurbeitet tpis TT
nun iDie Elm Gdipper. @noIid bate
er ltrlaub erboIten. llno Goitb par
ibm sntaegengefabren uHo erportete
ibn ouf Osm 8abnbof zines nabsn
2anbitdbtdens.
Der 3us fubr Elm. @rsi Qeite ents
itisgen ibm. Sine Gltlide Grau nit
elmer groBeu geiIstafde, auf bsrsn
elmer Seite nit bunttn psrIen ole
@orte ,,9lidli9c Reif," ,inoeItidt
iparen, ipGbrenb Die anoere Settle,
cbenfans in psrlsnIHrift, btr Nome
pblpmena AettigIdft Sitrte, Damn
Elm Wlonn in eiuem altmobif9en Sch
rod, Der Dem oritten 9(noetommenen,
einem unoefinierbaren snoibibuuut
nit ipiIbem 0onbort, cine priIe
S1uupftabot onbot, bic OisIer uatiirs
lid brett Iabcno annabm.
Das Snoipiouum lpor in Syclograu.
@bitb beraog n,rb0s ben fdmoltn
Wluno uno bodte. ,@pit, Ct 1T ia gar
nidt oneetommcnl" llnb fla NAB NIT
einem glide t0tli1ftr 0eroHtlng ons
Snbibiomlm, bas loHeno ouf lie 5us
lam inb ibr ~ iuelbe 6redbeit! ~
pinfte. Sci alien @0ttern mas
ipolte nur Der Rerl ~? 9(ber ldon
fiibIte iie ibts sarttn SGuoe bon 5psi
oerben uno ibtuieIigen proBen reselz
rebt umIdlofIen unb georiidt, 10
fart, Dab iie, bic bor SAred bdlb tot
mar, geIleno oufIdrie.
rQlber @oitb 8inb ~
Sin llrpolo BON Wolbortbduren
orinite iie an.
D@eben Sis o, eeben Sie bod
~ Sie Sic iInberfh6mtsr Rerl!"
.Qlber @bitb srtennit bu mid
oenn ni9t -?!"
sic itubie. sic iptrbe blab. Sic
itrsugte ii9 an, our9 bos Gsfriipp
DieIes fiir@terIiheR 8ortes binour9s
5uieben.
Da ~ III Die Qrne zines riefs
gen GjOriEIas ihieHsH iitb um ibreu
st0rper Su IeeeH
nGnoIi9!" iagts cine Sttmme. bic
lpobl araft, absr teiueH Woblaut
bate.
sic i1IoB Die 9[useH.
Deffuete iis,
SnIoB iie ipieoer
limb mar IeBr febr sIiidIi9 ;. I. trob
olleml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

benz IA lprcdeu luiirIdlie Sboin @.
gihfhdms Weqetnble COMPOUND nno 9es
6erygsinen brahteu meine @eiirobeit SUI
rid, iino i'd ipilnide Sbnen fit ons Wite
Al onnicn, ipd5 Iie mir brodjteu SD
hobe bel Qeio iino Yein 5iI 6eiteben ocs
habit abcr oies bat mein iigenoIibes
glusie6en nibt beeiutrdd]tigt Wene
Streunoiunen iaeen: D@arum leben Ole
10 lpobI unb jung aus2~ Sd ihuoe
oies gllles Qpoia g. %inibams Seilmits
teln Srau 0lObcri Stcpicl, Waoores
@bcuue, geaibugiou Yarf 3uinois.
Q9ir piinihten oaB ale 6rauen, Die
an raueiiiranibeiten. Ncrboiitdt, RiIdeiT
an Srmlenlrartbeiien, glerpoiitdt gliidcnz
ben, bic @riefe leieu tounteiL BON 6rauen
Qeidlrie6eii. Sic bon SDoin g. Finibam 8
@eQetobIe COMPOUND geiimo eemadt
ipornen iino
QDenn Gie Sbmpiome boben, ilber bic
Gle gfiiilduina ipiiuiden 70 lbreiben
Gic on Die qpnin 6. YInipnm DlepltWe
Co.. 1pnu. ylniI. Inn 8uien Notb, Der
lnflnnIna nnnnhnll il1irh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22
SnlHnItiOnta.
Gpis man brim @iIitar bic 8cIiim.
uImug Der StGrprrtriIr rrtIart.

"NfFtfU 49, WV
Sn ieiueu UluBeItunoeu BAT eir
Belograuer foleenoe 9etro9tuus iibei
nSnitruttiouen" aHeeifelIt
Die Stirn III jenes beinerne uu'
ter einem Minlel BON ieb3is @raN
geqeu bic our9 ben 2Iequotor eebaht,
Sori3ontoIebene geneiqte GhdDsIbah
pel1es Ben beNereH Gib Der Qelm'
blenOe ermSgIiheu un0 oas Sinein'
regnen in Die SddoeIbobIe bsrbinoeru
ION. Sinter Oielem 9ah finp BIZ
Dorl9riftsmdBigen @eoanten oes Col
boten sinquartiert, peIbe nur ouf 8e,
febl uno 3par ouslhlieBlid] bein
@reroiereH uu6 in ben Sniiruttions'
lmnoen beraustreten biirfen
Die Saut 1T Ser natiirlid6e 5leiI6'
an5ug oes GolOaten, BON pel9em e.
nur cine Garnitur beiibt. Der Rams
.6out" peilt Idon an iih ben @ors
geiebten oarauf bin, mas er 3ur Gr.
baltune ibrer @eihmsibigteit gu tun
bat. 9ieTer 6leiiaon5ug riro nuI
oann ubeelegt, ipenn er Dem SoI0as
ten BON sinem Mu9erer iiber Di.
Dbren ee3ogen pir0.
Die Singer iinb polbpenartige Qlus,
pu9Ie an ben Sdnoeu, ipsIhe BON bel
Meisbeit oer 9orIebung gum puben
uno GjriiBen ssIHoFfen iino. DieleIs
ben oilrfen ME loug esmant tueroen.
Dos Rinn 1T ienes am @iibpol oes
Ropf.s berborlpringenbc tnorpelig,
8ap, ipeInes aur BeTeftiqung Del
Selml1uppsnteiien uno bes oeHris
quatre oicnt.
Der Wluno 1T Der gol0ene oShniti
bes @efhtss,~ oeTen Giueone ourf
3lpei rotlodierte 8Ieil9paraaeltn, Clip
pen qenannt, eebiIoct lpiro, 9erfsIb,
oarF folt INNER gebalteu iperDeu. ipdb'
reub bos Solten BON 5unoen berbO.
ten 1T.
Inter glrinet DeritebE man cine ges
ihlohens GjeieuTHaft, in peIne mIr
Serren auigenssnmen iuerbeu. Def
Gintritt 1T tells Elm freipiuigsr, tells
Elm unfreilpiliqer. Die Silnglten iinn
bic Ginjdbrieeu. Die glufnabme in
bic GeIelI@oft crfoIgt aujdbrIi6 ourH
looenonnte notwithstanding
Die @eleuihaftsrGume iuerben Sea-
fernen eenonni, Jiir Wereniisunoen
1T binlaHsIi6 Sorse eetrusen; ee'
meinl9aftlide Spa3iergdnee, aud
DldrT4e senannt Grer5ierfpisIe un6
ShiibenIeIte fiillen IN aneenebmitet
QDeiIe Die 3eit aus.
3uipeileu madt bic @eIellidaft gro,
bere ReiIeu in fremoe Gambler; bas
iicberlte 8tideu, oaB eiHe oielsr Reis
fen Hobs beborIteBt lit bic 8eriiberuna
Der offi3i6feH 3eitungen, 0ob Die 8e'
3isbunsen gum 9lusIauce Die berSIids
ten leieu.
Das GtnberuebmeH nit ben 8epob'
nern bes bereiIien 2anoes pfIegt Elm
pabrbaft bsrSlides gu IeiH; iis gsben
iib eeeenieitig Jeuer, greifeH gang uHs
aeuiert einnnoer on unb fpieIen 6aIhes
idter, geGonberS bat i6r @etrassn in
Der Ndbe DON syeIiuHeeH unsuoIib biel
Ginnebmen0es, tno itbon mands @r'
cberuns tpurDe oaburd gemdht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

ben uno nit oen ii6liden @litteln 70
itarf monipuliren DOB Der 9leit oa.
ourH erntbigt mo geitiiBt, nod.
foIet. Sere Mladte peroen Damn eben,
pie iie Die ariegspert6e 9emadt ia.
ben, aud ole 8rieoensmertbe MAIDEN,
imo Die iinau5ielle @elt miro, aud
penn oieieS seiuaItige @eltereigniB
sur F6atiade miro, nibt aus oeu PIN
geIn iaIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22
Die lIuOernunft Oes @emdeu muO
Ser 0arit.

Der Nurlf.
aein @ebiet 1T augenblidlid &c.
cieneter in ooppelter Siniiht 5u 3ei-
gen. peId' b0ie 6olgeu sic meuidIi-
die lInbernInit nod iih 5ieben fam,
als ser aarit ser SdloupIab ser ito.
Iieniihen &1upfe. Gort babeu Iid.
Derbleuoet uon Oem @lauben, an
leidte Siege, Die Staliener in &Gu-
bic eiugeldiien nit Meuihen unO6el-
fen, 0eneu iie nidt aeiuadien iino,
oenu HirgenoS 5eigt iid ole gl66dn.
gigfeit Der aampim0glidfeiten BON
ser 8eiboifen6eit oes llutergrunbeS
10 Oeutlih pie bier, ino oieier &arIt
elm iiioiIapiides @ort, oas Stein,
ipiiite beoeutet, lit ielbit ein Symbol
Der llnoeruiiuft oes Wlenihen. oeren
Noubbautbdtigfeit eben Die 9erfar,
flung berbeigefii6rt Ienn noh glus.
fiibriing bon CT. e. g9. Sdmiot in
Der ng1atllr" 1T ein5ig lnO aaein Oie
lluoernunit oes Wleniden OH OerGer.
torItltne itulo. @erforihln9 lit Oos
ShidioI Ger BON notiirlihem SduB
oeS Eilan5enfleioes entbloBtcn SonO,
idait, ueuu and geologiihe 8eidoi.
fenbeit mo 9lima cine groBe Roae
Ipielen. I'm frii6er Belt 6eoedte Oen
gou5en &arit Gin oi6ter @olO, pie er
nod i'm Garnononermolo uuO III
nonden 961leru bis beute erbalten
blie6. SIN 0littelalter wurOc Oouiit
Aaub6ou getrieben. 92it Dem Sod,
tpolo perihipono ou6 ser 9lihbe.
itono, sic frlibtbare eroe lpar0 meg.
gcIdppenlmt in0 Scr fable Seller
freigeleet, on Dem MN Oic @irfung
oeS @oHers einiebtc Seit pieIenSab.
rem miro al Ser 9Iuiioritma Oes aot.
ties qeorbeitct. gs lit cine lniibielige
gIrbeit unO Der grfoIe miro crit IL
So6rhnoerten pirtlid groB iein ~
Norl1ttfig lit MIR an Der V9eeresfillte
cine 9ciicrlns 81 er5ieIen in Su.
ncru lieat ocr aorit soc imo foot oo;
cine Mabning iiir Ben Dlenihen fir
ale 3eitcn nidt imUerniinftig iid
DER Sddbe Der 9latur 5u bemdbti-
gen, inn niht ourrb iie ielbit beItroit
3ii lper0eu Mailocrt man iiber bic
aaritildde binpea 70 it0Bt man bon
3eit 3lt Belt an freiSrunoe @inientilu.
eeL oeren @1n0e bon @aritfalf nm.
i1unt iDeroeil aegen sic oas iippige
@ahstbunI am 8ooen ieltiam con-.
traiiirt Bonn 4aritbaner meroen iie
ais Tolineu ipas 10 bel tuie Sod
ODER 9balnpIoe beiBt. be5eidnet
Gieie Goliueu iino Die Gaieu ser
anritiuiiite, in ibupu bdlt lidb oas Sc
ben piIou5Iihes, tbicriides, meuid.
Iihes. Gle oaein MAIDEN aud ben
troitloIeu aarit beutc nod beIpobn-
bar. 90 oibt ser aarit ben Stale.
ueru in ieoer ge5ie5ung G5eIegenbeit,
ilber Die 5olgen oes beiIigeu Ggois-
mus nat5uOcnfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

9}idt 3uitauOie. Snfel
gu ietnem elpig Dleoi3iu inioireuoen
gfefien) sd muB mid wirflih
tplmoern, oaB Gu INNER nod nidt
ms Gramen aeitiegen biit; babel
iaat bod @octbe. Ger @eiit Der Nlc-
oi8in lit leidt 8u faiienl~ Gano.
nleo 5iificl. u@oS oeriicbt ion SSlI-
rift bon Wfcoi5inl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

% "NN 49, 49, ~ y ~
Jiiidenfdun c rS'e H.
nerbolen Ylufduen
iin0 Nieoer0eid)Ina
genbeit 9el n.
&,ns laute Sprcd)en
ilnb Spielen nteiner
Ainoer niacbte MIDI
10 llerpos. 0oB icb
glues bate inStiite
reiBen I o nnen.
Wlein gan5er N6rs
per icbnier8te itno
icb fublte mid 10
trnut, 0nB i'd 5li
Reiteu nit g2icnialls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

nNein. Srau arouIe, ipos Der asrI
Fit Elm Slid bot!"
nWos gibts2"
nDentsn Sie iicb, an Die feds Sabre
III er Elm gang iimpIer SsiSer bsi Der
Stuatsbobn getpeien uuo beuts trieg'
i'd cine 5eIopcittarte BON ibm. auf Der
er mir farsibt. sr 1T bel isiner aoms
paguie a3ugiilbrer" setpOrbenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

Gafr Did oas 3utiinftise uiti ons
fetbtsul Du lpirit. penn 's nStig III,
fhou btntommen. eetrogeH bon oerIeIs
ben @eiIte8Irafi. oie bid bas Geeen,
pdrtigs bebsrrI1en laBt!
SO, 9turel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

Sin stinb tommt in ben Anuf.
mannslaoen. lielt einsn Sopf ouf Den
3tT4 unb DerIangt fir 5wau5ig pFsn.
mig SDrup.
Ser 4nufmann ntmmt ben TopI
bonn HiTde uno fiilIt ben Sbrup sin
so, mein ainb,~ iagt er oann, bier
III bsiu @prup! yun eieb mir aud
bas @elb!"
llno bas Rino ermi0ert atemIos Dot
Ghred ,,DaS @eIo BAT Wautier -
qntsn in ben Gcpf eetonl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22
9dt TdImlOr
lnrtnr WrEnmchFtt
SDOia s. 9SimfOum's geeetu6lc
GOmppnnb.

&diDneion @dri 81. ~Sm bin
g(utter bon pier aiuoern umo tGbc aiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22
gSatent. .9IniudNe.


Gatent.glnualse.
Gbpln r. eanusls, 9le@ieanwalt; 4olenis
3auoels' @bnbmqlien. Seglaasreeoie, Mlato
GbagIlu VI 8srguiUu iio-li7 aap eullolHa,
o. 3, & VI 3 peigasD, a. Continental eos.
automobile.
pndarb 1-sb $3.50, i-25 $3.50.
.,@a0aro glptos So. Of 9nnlmufe1, N6arleHs
sirabe NIB Wi. AepqINpgue, -
9lar.nrI WloDlir g., GARAGE laos 10 gloros
0parleSsGtrabe.
9eitiinaen 8eitidriiien exc.
.Ehs galtlmcsr Wsps 0onpan1", Robert 8. 9.
wlepers, Geiadlsthpter, 22l NseaoetiSA'
Eentidle Bidder unb 3eiiihriiicH.
~ cauIfi1, 9r, aoe seli.eeSinaionS Sirohe
@botnardpb
guMran Gin 9ooioagape oon sIusicl&nuna.
Dlr t6, BellsQcrin0ton'G Girabe
gtotionol.ganfcn
n&6s CD 9owm glailenql 9ami@ @ans UP
0rctersEirake. S1cpb gD, 3coi Nr0ilpefi
pcnte @eoHes Nallirero ra, o,.,,.,...
p s, 2ioguef slniiret.
,,l9ehen gaiioHal Nnni." "A &oro0uiniu etc.
~. Wlarlon NalllreS.
StdatS.9anfcn
,,1fuilme 9aug pou Baltimore" Ndlinore
pao Sonioap erobe tuaalt ssepsr 4sals
Sent: Nubn " gaulcr 8ce ceRrdoenis
George s aana aaliirer
Spor.gdnfen.
.,EeniidIs gportanl uen Uniilmngs," eulalps
NH II4II ff 4IIIUII
Irlilt.Gcmpnnieii
ueal, pspvNt anb xrnh 00upann," is apuiu'
SiraEe.
glornor. uno @rsnit.29erie
:, citaauusr & esns, 22s y'oro'eOarIes.9is-
QauOmirtbIhafiiide @erdi6e mo
Sdmereien.
GriIitb xarner Goa 200 Norb .@acagtrabs.
Plumbine Furnaces, HongeS imo
Cefcn, Tdd]oeden in0 Niuncu
gMneit BvOS, 523 guro.1remoni.Apenne.
@uplerIAmieoe un0 Nlunber3.
Jehn 0ubrri, fg0i Ghame5 .1tlahc. g H
1elebovn; @olie 1899,
fSeNcLaBeINuttNNBCi
N Z. Gbddeilotb Co..
ii7-2i 0hdmber 00mmcrfe NnibuN
J, 1enilhe 1enerNefNulefnn0e.W WeteiliMali," poh
llOdhs unb baltimore 4taBc
i n1mlfnsAm, 8ener 9sfAAefAaaa @glfnl1el-
Nalim0res1irdBe uno 0ulinm ODuIe guluiie.
o3unal lnintduce 60. u rlpcrpagl" oentn W.
gpornflb Meiloci3salano0er. i0l-fo3 9bnnr
Der ol Commerce HutoluQ.
,dernauld BgHtf Netinstung6 Ofitlinl h"
9dlim0res unb Noribs&lg~Ne.
Bicdlplatten. NlctoI ett
etea, 0outlH & Co., 2ns., 1915 3olonIiow
strobe.
Gilenpooren oner Qlrt itn0 8uf.
eo.8ubebor.
q. gtnH NoAne Co., 8a2-- S0I Nogb,0aniGit.
NEanoleib. .Delddfie.
aGoulnllfnsen agau Cu," N0fhwoAs2rdba.
GiQenibumS. Aaenieit na0 &dnOlet.
Wiart. Ia nMnan 4 Wshfans fn f'Ii.Qfrinalar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22
.1llep,uetI-er
yRercantiIe 9lBeucg.
n. -. Zuu q Co.,
AnQ-nIn nnnrhInnh Irnn Nlhn

8allmaterialicu, SbiireiL 5euiiers
rabmcn, Qaoen etc.
5as VI Npntr a 0oy lib-il7 Gab.5Tebes
rd.Girahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

Teuff ou oem eor nicbt oordn 0oB
oii Gin Iei6 5i Naiiie bait2 90lann.
d uSei iibeNelot Dob id aus Dem @e
lQnlen aar niAt herolIslonnne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

SIN @egentbeiI. s5rou:
rA6er. Dlonn Tag mir ood mubt
on oeuu ale Eog bis IA oie Ipdte
llodlt blneill inI lAnithonS llhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

padarb. t--s6 $3.50, i-25 50 7b0.
.,eadarO NlDtos 0D Of 9nltimore", CHARLES.
1lrdbc ulb Dlt Nonal,Nuenue
1oone Arpe., bic ap0pudre Gar $3.50.
MlRrsDel wlnbtlf Co., Garage LAOS 40 9lornp
CHARLES, ,EtrQbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

GiIenmooreu oner Qlrt lm0 &uI.
ihnlieo.8ubeb0r,
o. gtph Wopne Co., 9e2 S0I Nogb,Gan, Gtl.
Tfanoleib. .@eldldiie.
.GuInIinssA auaa Cu,". glorbmoh. .girdba.
GiQenibums.Age u;l0 0dnolet.
plsls. 8. Duaau Nsptsn, 70 cRpcrnalsR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

8eitiinaen 3eitihrifien exc.
she galilmcsr glsms Uonipan1", Mo0eri 8 g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-22

EtuQtSsgnnfcn
,,1enime Sdul pou Baltimore" Ndiimnre
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Teuer.9er iidlerungcu.

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-01-27

Waitress wanted for Madison
restaurant. Apply at this Office.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-01-27
Skowhegan Local News


John Hodsop has lately returned
from trip to Boston.
Miss Leona Wentworth went to Wa
terville Friday afternoon to visit with
! relatives
Mrs. W. II. Brown and young son
Harold left Sunday for Boston where
they joined Mr.. Brown.
Mrs. Ralph Hill has been in Canaan
for several days owing TO the criti-
cal illness of her mother.
The officers of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen will be installed
on the evening of February 3rd
Miss Frances f. Moore of Water
Vile was a guest over Sunday at the
home of her nephew, Geo. A. Moore.
The second semester of the school
year will begin next Monday. All
children who will be six years old
before July 1st, will be admitted to
first grade classes.
The marriage intentions of Clar-
ence Sincyr, son of Joseph Sincyr
and Miss Melina Hughes, both of
Skowhegan appear on the records at
the Town Clerks office.
Mark W. Savage completed harvest
! ing his years supply of ice on the
21st This was about one month
| later than last year. Mr.. Savage
still has crew cutting for the farm
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Moore have
leased the west side of the house on
High St, the east side of which is oc-
cupied by C. P. Merrill and family
and will later take up their residence
there.
President c. H. Gardner of the
Maine Farmers Union left Monday
morning for Danforth, Lincoln, VIM
and elsewhere in that section OF the
State. where he will hold meetings.
He will probably be away until Sat
urday.
Arnold Brown of Skowhegan has
some very good registered Jerseys,
In one year. from seven COWS, they
made 1896 pounds of butter, besides
the milk and cream for the family
about 4O5 pounds per cow, with no
extra care.
Mrs. Ella H. Crowell, who arrived
home from Aroostook County last
Saturday left Monday on the mid day
train for Gardiner. Hallowell and
Oakland, where she has been visiting
Degree of Honor Lodges and install
ing officers.
The body of Louisa Bray arrived
here Friday from Somerville, Mass
where her death occurred, and was
placed in the receiving tomb at the
Southside Cemetery awaiting inter-
ment in the spring. Inc age Vi TIC
deceased was 80 years.
Miss Mary Pollard who has been
spending six weeks at the home Oh
her father, j. Fred Pollard, departed
Saturday on her return. Her sister,
Miss Blanche B. Pollard, who recent
" underwent a surgical operation at
Portland. has returned home and Is
reported as conyalescing favorably.
The eleven Polanders who were
Jailed thirty days ago for invading
car fare were liberated Saturday and
departed for the Dead River regions
where they were to be employed by
Boyd & Harvey. One other prisoner
completed his sentence at the same
time and this left thirteen dodgers
at the Jail
Miss Blanche Emory, former
member of the High School faculty
returned to Good Will Monday after
a visit with Mrs. Rena Archer Tay-
lor in town Miss Emory has been
teaching in Brockton, Mass, but
since Christmas has been at Good
Will Farms owing to the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Emory.
Word uac raceived here the last of
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-01-27
Piano Rings True

To know that 1926 will put
/ into your home handsome
| fine-toned upright Piano such
as this, is to know what mod
.. ern Science has done for the
J Piano Industry.
! This is an astounding piano
| value. AS a handsome instru-
ment you will always be proud
/ IN see il in your home. Its
] fine tone will arouse the praise
of your friends.
! Do not think of buying any
! instrument until you have seen
! and heard this 1926 Conway
! Piano. We sell it on such
i easy terms that every home
can afford one.
It is made in the Conway
. Co.'S. modern daylight factory
Ia division of the Hallet &
Davis Piano Co. of Boston) one
OF the largest piano institutions
/ In the world.
/. We also carry a full line of
J Graphophones. Records. etc,
also the latest Sheet Music.
We are sole agent for "Sing.
or" Sewing Machines for this
. territory, Repairs and Supplies
j for all Makes Of Machines.
! Borden Piano Store
! Telephone 1912
1913 Water ST., Skowhegan, Me.
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
CASES
 POSTPONED

Jack Anderson, proprietor of the Pantheon, and Jack Bender and William Childs, proprletors of the Mascot, who were arrested last Saturday night on the chraga of sell l'rg intoxicating liquor without Q license, came up before United States Commissioner Rasmuson thIs morning at 10 o'clock for healmg. The three men were represented by Steve Ragan of Hadnes, and after the charge had been read against Jack Anderson, who entered a plea of not guilty, and a motion made by Ragan for a chnge of venue, which. Judge Ras- muson took under adTisement, the case was continued by order Ot the court urltil 10 o'clock tomorrow. This was made necessary by req son cf the fact that owing to the delay oi the boats, kProsecuting District Attorney SmiseT was not present.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
GAME SCHEDULED FOR
 EIGHT O'CLOCK SHARP

A game ot basket ball is sohed- uled '2 be played tonight nt 8 o'clock sharp at the w. P. Athletic clu' gymnasium, between a team composed of married women and one composed of single women.
 Th!s contest should prove very interesting, as it is the outcome of q challenge made by the married womeL to the spinsters. There was only one condition made and that was that every member of the mar ried womens' team be on the floor On time, Therefore, all who wish 10 Witress the game will have to be tn,rP on time.
 Mems ,ptck-up teams will stage a game after the big game of the ey- ening has been played.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
MEDAL
 CONTEST FRIDAY

The following is the pl 1gram which will be given at the Silver Medal contest Frid2y night Rt the Methodist church. building under tRe auspices of the Skagway ,Rranch Of the w. Q. T. U. Song--Onward Christian Soidie-A
 Devotional Exercise Soug-You Better Be Good, Doro- thy Landsborough, Eileen Lynch, Har7iat Towne. Contestant No. True Victory. Contesatnt No. 2-Ihe Old Mans Account of the Meeting. Contestant No. 3-ConTict'sD Warn ing. Song-My Wee Bird Birdie Selmer. Contestant No. 4-Wanted a Boy Contestant No. 5-Its Nothing to Me. A Flower Songr-LNdies Choir. Contestant No. 6-The Mouse and the Boy Contestant No. What He Swal- lowed. scng--Swing On Our Gate, Eileen Lynch and Stewart Larson.
 Silver Offering Old FaYorites-Sung by Audience.
 Desision of Judges
 Awarding of Medal.
 Song -America-Audience
 Contestants
 Maude Rasmussen
 Dorothy Clark
 Pauline McCann
 Ivy Johnson
 Gertrude HestnesS
 LelaI Wheeler
 Frances Kennedy