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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

&olitiiner S@sinWtrfcr
Gin GusIduosr bcjcid'rett oeu tSct
fdtSoh5rrud einiqcf 6cuiidxr Seer
iiisrcr ais bio0oIilh, cii frdnSoiildes
glot! entSedie in Dem 9'lsoynfonia
ocu rotreu &gp eiiwS Nlepbliio.
9Iu oitIcn ssIaiiis,n S;ergIsi4cr
lcnr aar eriennsn, lpie ,.perisuFt.t"
if.tht 60 sem Tei'csa etseH mug.
Den EeuiIdcn msGI bic Gea: ,boai.
Tt3n" SpsB. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

idlaa feiue ghstlmit in OieIcr gIn0e.
Iegenbeit er1aIteu. Scr g}drIdol
ioll gGrorit porocn icil oa Sincoln
oic gl6iiht bate. 81 clitilic6cit. 81.
liritis-gInualt 5rancc mo @}aridlal
Fower batta cine Golliercn5, ocrqn
GrgcbniB aber nebeiIn nehaItcl pirN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
pa ohc19lh

aunoe ~N6er, SEER Schubert, mas
ion Oeun Oas 6eiBen2 Sic rdfxn mir
ia ben llebssitber bloB baIb ssfiits
isrtl"
5Hneioermtiitera IA, ss QtAs
niHf anoersl gBir IoiIt,t oot i,bt nit
ben 6iltteutittcln fparH!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Mlcsrers Serrcn te6dtiisren an
i6rcgt StamintiIdl eifrig iibtr bi,
9tic9sl1ge. GSblieBlicN erbebt iidJ
FINER, i'm nab S5uule al gelsu.
r9imu2" frlgt Elm anbsrer, oSie
ip0lltn l8 Inon in Die Scfeinibe gu.
sildsit5tn2"
A9lilerNiugsl" eripiOerts Der @jes
lraaie, uno fGbrt, aui Ieins g0rit
ssSseHD, fort. nWceen Deinitions'
HloI9ell-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
" otbf dIu6.

poilicare: SO finSe, isit ser &C.
ntral Nan iuicoer "a IT, sr9cn Die
Dinge miiero6cll"
Scffre: sd i6Iaas pcr, lpir
l1inen t9n ipitoer ouf Rsiitn. nah
atrtureFt, nn4 y|iib. no9 glt6en unS
llbsrbnupt oortbir. @r bat spor ain
&alfon aud, feline Grfclse, atsr cr
blcmicrt itd9 ooSb ipcnieens MD. 10.
Dk il&Jrdntrei9 on oer 6rort'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
Nonn5e' a. \ Il.

" tVII u 8t ~ Z II.
.p}oicr (5um 6rcumoc) oGlcn
NnuSDcrr bat op@ eiii grobes pcr,
ironcn 81 mirl"
Sreim0: v@icio2"
@aicr 9Sa ieit Gloaaicn Eet er
Don mir fe.tcn 8Ictmia Gins aele1en
unS jctt BOT CT mid ouG mods oei'qi.
scril"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
gLllinmnhiL .gle0nrEanrtlfeL.

Hst 9lDpni Tlys Co., i02--i08 9erfi D,f
gfohnNpc. Nelien lnb Innen; anasp6f;
BufnnlNreH mo 9crNcbnnAliUa; Ncnaraiiis
rem, pnitptanariier tn 4gl0chH.gciieI rno
'Lubcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Ser 9roBc y agar
Ccutidc Wlouncr mo 6roucn Scr
9mOcsbouptitoot orbeiteu icit $50
hcu ou Ocn 9orbcrcitru0cu iiir Oeu
9o5ar, ser pom A. bis 10. 5cbulor
in Ocr 500 ,Scllciu.Sollc itottlnOct.
@cml ic0rr CcntidDc iulo Sciicrrci-
der icinc 9Sflidt tbiit, oonn 1T Der
Grfolg iiher Tas Gorbcrclinn1s'
@onitc bat bcrrlidc @lduc cntuor-
len iniO wcnn oicic ocriuirflitt iein
tucrocu miro icocr ser oer ya5or
beiudt. iimmcuO ooS llutcrHebmel
prciien. IS 6auoelt iid bel Der 6clt'
Iiafcit uidt i'm cincn i6u0oeu sc
idaitSgcminL ionocrn cil5ig lmo al'
Icin rmt Oic llilteriiiisnna orner
@ithucl lmo @oiicn aciollcner aric'
ger in GeutihlmO imO SeitcrreIt.
SIMMER iadte.
Qie Wtitglieoer Oes Saus'1ntrltis'
Gonlite's 6o6cn IN ibrcr regelniaBi-
gcn Sibrna ben gci6hIB 0ciaBt, oa.
aegcu al ar6ciicm OoB gcluiiie 0e'
icbporIaacn, Die anf Oeu Eiitrift 81
hmbio @cjug 6obeu, 10 lHilcll iulc
m0aGb sur ghmobnle gcbrad)t ooer
uteocraeltimmt iucrOcit IS miro Dor
aacu Einacn oorori 9ldt ge0ebeu
pcrOcil, SOB SEN gciorocrteu &criuil'
Iialnlgcn iiir sen Giitritt bic oenii'
gcuSc 9ntiucrfionlteit geibcnft iper'
sen IoIl Gin glntrag. ooB Die 81
biinacn ocs Saus GiitriftS @onites
III, 3uTltnff oifeutIid iein ioIlcn 9ina
nit IL geeeu bier Stimmen perlo-
reus sir sen gIutrog itiulten Die
Serrcn gIifcn GroBer, 9oiIep mO
g2ope5 imO Oogeaen sic $50 SloDO,
qobcd, eagle, Slagsoale, ginlon,
g9iIion, GarD 8beelcr, Garrolp, Gat'
CD, @ouI0 luo Sobuion.
@ermania @Gnuerdor
Ser ,@ermania WldnnerhcrT gab
oeItern cine MISUNDERSTANDING, BET
Scr eiti Sbcatcritiid 8ur gluifiibrin9
fam. gicIc Sonner itnO 5relinoe Oes
8creins battcn f6 eingeilinoen iino
perIcbten einen redt pergnilgtcn
9Ibeno.
Gamcn stills ~&eretn
QtcbfG6eater gIbenS.
Cas- Ganieu.Siilfs.Goulite ueran'
ItaItet moracn, ocn 2i. Sanuar in
Dem Songerbuno.Gmbbonie einen
S6eater slbeno. ,SrdnIeiu sInita
Sda6e bat sic gluiiiibrma in bic
@ano aenommeu nno inter ibrcr
9eitima bcriptitt ser gIbeno Gin &C.
nuBreider 81 iuerocr 3peiielIoS
ipiro sic gorItcIlma ole bcirieoigclt
Oo OoS 8roarautnt ciil por5iiglifcs
lit Scr @eincrtroe ibiro Oen at.
men @itfpen ,mo @aiicn III Geutid]'
IanO ,nO Gciterreid 8uialleit IS
fann bei oieier @elcecnbeit 9eranii-
gen nit @o6lt6atigfeit oerbiInOcn
mcrocn.
Sim 9foSfchboll.
9lm Wlouiaa. sen 81. Sornor, iucr-
Sen sic 9riiocr ocr @m. Gell2ogc
III oem acknowledgements 8. iino 8.
92..g9., eiuen @astenbon &c
ben. @rribDollc greiie werOen on
oic beItcn 6jrrppcn mo Yaare per
i6eilt perocn,
q cgiernng touft 2 Gulge.
8 Gll0e.
9ie GiitriftS tS.Gomniiiorc babcn
ii1 bcrcit crIl1rt, sic Sifertc Der
@iuioesrc9crllno fir Oic gIrtbpr.
Sdplc ont Slrt6Nr @locc ST occep.
iiren, Ger ongcbotcre @rciS bc
trdat $I3,i20. Gic 3oalinee Der
,Sdulc iperocu noh oen 9lofc-
@oIcsa ino SedtonsS SdulecbGnocn
iransierirt pcrOen. Sic 9lrt6itr'
Sdnlc iualroe Dor mc6rercu Sabrcn
nit cincu aoiienoiIiiponoc bon $780,
300 errid)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Heiep-iit aAdm.rdD, ieb III cen
fcinolicbcI Sdiiietlgra5sn oie idgnurs
sen 3uaWuw
Gamegao n3ungcu2 Del lin
Sror5cicn. oie 4ab idppnr3 atGrQert
hGm hat lc nitb ilhsr bic Wrcu1c
tcured."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
Nn sie Damen.


Tit tinstns edlilt iH bes etnhf
uriefe AosNidilN icet often Sunoa Nas
ulsiL nelme ole A.roctWrhesil,nh n1a ben
eise 70 iiiUcr Sell 0urb ben eMfhnN Ak oitie
N!allsn srtrihrn Nn.Wrdi Wlctatn9 gais
WtieN- mo NpcnSH Wc0ufue enNccl 1m
N1Nt teopAlieuc NrpcilcH iaurca luuhicGn 1cs
nmetrlnio iorirclcti vcfucu tdrNrnihft
uniUridi lf1 UunuNti bon Nllfcui ft.ttit
Nhhffr NrsinuH imrluh ntgf nihrDiih bd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20


E. g9ul 56unfpcilcr. Shonos s.
C'9leiI. z. ". Sonlfcs imo ~ 6.
@cuOereoit pon Ircnton
SHbncroicb erliegt Scr
z dubplu Sc
cul SABRE SC cJrocc, No, lit ,So6n
'Sllllipon elm Sicgcr, ciner Sdnb'
luuliSc crlc9cn. Gr orong ocS g|odtS
IN sen %ii6ncritoll aui scr 6orn bon
EidcU Syoniioi Gin ino trdt alf Elm
acknowledgements weIbcs iidj iHI
iclbeu 9Uldcnblid entluo dmo ibul
oas 9cin IN Stiidc rib. Scrr Sami-
ion apor in Ieetcr 3cit oitcrS bon
Siibueroicbcn bcinaeiutt porOeu,
weBboIb CT 0en Cic6cn cine 6oIIc
iteutc
Gin idmcrcr Mann &C.
itorbcn.
4orriion &. Scri6mou Ocr groBte
nno ltperitc ylom bon 6rmber'
IanO, 9RO., lit uibt mcbr. Nm ocrl
Solgen eincs Ser3. mo IiercnIci.
ocns lit er aus Ocm Se6cit geldllc'
Oen Gr perfiigtc ii6rr Gin Gcipitt
bon 375 EhntS. Nle6rerc Sabre Be-
trieb CT Gin @auoelddit lfo in Itb+
ter Bet Gin SpeOitionSgcihdit &c
troilert miro ser gerbliHCne bon lei-
ner @Iuttcr mo bon bier Shmc.
tern.
p@illiom 2 mitb SoIle"
pir0 iuic0e.r oufgcbant.
Sn cincr Notwithstanding Da'
ben Oie Gircftoren Ocs @aibiugtoH
6oIIcs'S beidIoiien oie am lesten
Somtag onrd Seuer in GbeItertoipn,
RO., 3critortc ..gSiIliam Smitb'&al.
Ie4 pieOer errid)tcn 81 laiieH iIno
5ipor iob1Io ais moglih. Ser linz
ierriht an Dem Snititlt ipuroe oitf
bic Eouer BON ciner @odc cingeitcIlt
imS oic mcilten scr 3ogIingc iino
ndG Saiiic gcreiit. Hibtcr SamcS
u. Bcarce. scr Nrdiioent oeS Iiref'
toriims Der 9luitoIt bot erfIart, oab
iIdj Der @ertb oes ii slidle aeIcatcn
@eb1uocs ouf $7i 900 bejiiiertc. Tos
(5ebGuoe nebit Der @ibIioibct iiuo Der
inneren 9Iusitatnng mar mir in So.
be bon $4,000 periibcrt.
o c / d dmoreuen BON Src c.
rid.
sSiir ocn SSebrior Scrmin iiuO iur
Oas @reiSaeridt in 6rcOerid, No,
Oie ioI9cuoeu Soerren bon oen &ih-
tern llruer mo &ortbinston ol8
(Seidiuorene beitimmt iporoen: so,
race 6. 3naorioS. 9. .Ulcbrle, Site.
ibelu, g9iQiaul &. Seatriit. =. o}uD
g9onloS, ,Soncs $. 1lombriIl, il,
6ranf 4 StaIcp, GliforO s. Ipll,
0barleS 9. Sobu gIueilituS 6. Seios
Icr Somes 3. Can, SSobn 6. 2anar,
Gauiel 9. @eoblep, Olipcr Z. Sling.
Sieiport g. aFartn Sbouios Is.
@nps, @loblou Stoniiicr, ,Sacob ".
gSorrenicIe. SoBn s.. @oac, CliUcr
8. DloblcD, &cuben u. 9cna. So6n s.
Gcrr &illiont &. 9afer, @corgc ".
Siisbes. Wourice o. Sorboual,
Gbarles ". ZorcitS. Serp. 2. @obn,
Clinton 8. @amsbrre, 9crnoro @.
SbeetenbcInt Garlton n. Sorine,
@corge z. g 9clpis. @illiom %.
Seller, GborleS q. &rDcn GIDSc
Snribmou Samuel Nt Stiuc, 0jco.
%. @odjtrr q. 1oricu g1orriS,
9cnrp 6, @HDcrt 93crioluin s. Rig,
lcr. @omoro 8. Gdoro, Charles u.
giicc, @rouDilIe 6. Soib gllbert q.
Seinp, @illiom y Nioriell Sorrp
". 5ines, 9Sctcr glicooctruS, Soiep6
s, Gbelp, 9llIen q. 9lamSburg iuS
George SS Stnuiier
1ritamcrt pon u. .. @I
Gombs.
Sun @oiienseritt BON 9elair, @io.,
lit oas Icltamcnt BON gIbram Yri5cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Geutidle @iihcr ui;o 8eitIdjriTlcn.
" paaiila, 10 Mer6iGapgleou slrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

@a 0inGtcn IS. Soniior.
Seneral GorrouSa bat bciitc SCH
nieritoniipct 8otidoitcr iii ssolb.
li9ton tclceropbiIb bcnahrid,tiot
oaB cr iSroncisco @iIla forincn oIs
clneN sanoitcu inO uoaclirei crfl1ri
bare, imo ieScr siracr Scr RcDa5Iii
oas Redlt bat lon, no iniiner CT Sen.
leleeH iriiii ieiort 5u cridicreu.
~ @cnidli6c lluDoIlfom
nenheii Grs u&iIlf Gqi Sa.
mt enpa laseu ooB id ciu poiltonl.
inener Soiot iudre?~ - Sic: .9lf,
ncinl 9lcmonO III IN Sieier
gSelt UolItommenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
@boioaropb.


eamfam--Nin Htaloerupb nor enssa1mne
ar. 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
n beu0s bor oem 9 dlo en-.
gcbeu ngt oerfIeine
BuAi.

oMomn, iing' 0ob NAL pie0er Oos
2ieO. no itb Orul oorfonlmel~
@ritouiit ira0t sic Dlilttcr noA
Oem 2i,o. aSScnr sur 9iub Sic
GIoden lGiteul1 crflGrt scr Rleiuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Gudaro S5 S3,t60 t--25 S2750.
nRadato 9grtpr 50. nf gdItimorse GUaglcssc scir.
nro MT. NOpalsg,eeilue.
DDbnc @tus., ele gpopulGrc Gar1 S1GS.
N'ny'rti wlqbiIe 0c. 1dtoge il0s-i0 9lorb,
4burleS Giiabc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

,,Shc Sla 9nnu T0ifnndi Nnui,n Nans nnt
Grci Ii1iraBc Scout W.. Noaf Rfacletf.
Ncurn 81 Mrhilc lullitar
,,Gfcnun MNtdunl Maul," d32 Elb.QlrcuaW6a
" M g4oaner Nnirer
.Nlclierl Ndfimtcl NdnfY rs giurn,N ninir,G en-
~ AarfpH Wciircr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

8eitungen, 8eifiNriiten etc.
sstr Spltir,art News Cpmvanb". artest G &
Dsehert 1el6diis'ii1rrr. 12l Me,o'SaioegisSit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Npunntnlru, hlr ben ,.rfnHhrn Csfisipsa.
brntrn" uili pAnltid psft uurencimahla "a.
0nlitn. Hnb grDeleib ber Clltt oauOH pft Seie.
pQaa abft infliillm NulAflMnn la naNsAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

nrruiifr @na upa WdGmogsH pnltmofc un6
Nnlionhf ffnHc Nngui yNrhcl, RlONorlf.
stcpn H. Aputer eltq gNiintla George 81
Ncg0. &uiltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

eamran-Gin Htoloeropb nor enssc1nune
9r. 10. @elterrneioneisase.
Observation-Disclosures
,,Shr Sla snmu @oiicuaf Bnuf.n Sdn. nnt
Gcprn 81 Mrhic Qnfltar
vessnue sehenai @aNs" f92 Snb.@reoawas
agsehsH s'atletci goatF ~ Naro,gniair.@n
SS Aafipit AgNllWcr
Gtoots 3dufcn.
u1ensihr @en, ppa genmsgsr Baltimore un6
@plWp0nf ~ifndc Nlnenf yN'hef, PfNNorNi,
So1n V sagser sNq @AntH ceqr6c
Nega. &a0ter,
Spors8onfcn
~ eniiGs spatenus non Galiimorc." eniom
uHo talilaoic1irobei
Grnit.Gompoenien.
reals rspua' emo rsaa 0ougaaa" ia coute'
StroBe
Wiormor. mo @ranii.@}crfc.
3. Susarmr saas, 22s gorSeaars4 cir.
sanSmir.GiAaaIihe ejeraibe uu0
SGncrcicn.
@tb''ig xntasf 60. 2o5 ecro 8o:a.sisabe.
Ehmbina Giwuocce. Slonaes lno
8oefen Iadl6eGcn ln0 Slinncn.
Bennett Sros. ses Observation-Disclosures.
StupTcriGmic0e mio Nlnmhcrs.
Jcea Suesyt, i5il g1ameSc cyd0r. Is. & r.
~e'cplct; 9snife tOpN
5ener-Serilbcrlnoen.
g 4. ebndrlfprO 4 60
,rtrtlhe NcWer9eyEMrruuaS tjricngnoff . esI.
noai mo TaIiniore' trrse '''''''''' ~"
I" "fssnasl.slnt Egae,. .tesFnssnnse.0sisnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

GbwlH r. eamnsle, Rehisnmoali. Voienie
pniiocle & Sbuengarieii. &ernestcnle. 4earns
lGiio 1tuN @ulbinQ
Chaplin y. 6traui9u, lle--ii7 Gam Vuilblna
lS.idbr0c @rihbmna
81. 8, g. ~. 7. Nriueso, tt1 Continental Nl6a
Nralu5rcn ieli 1879 eri0lNrein lu Hdllmote
Wulntnnhilp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
@por.s8nnfcn.

.gmiiGs spotonug non Baltimore" eniomi
uHo AalilaorcG Girobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Irnit.Gompognicn
~eaIs Gssua' one rsaa cumpuaa," e couie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Winrmor. mo @ranii @erfc.
3. Susarmrr & saas, 22s gorSGgarlss Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
0cidIaftssgS sgScBDctier.
&rrcautiIs NssHer.
@. 6. Gun & Co..
602-610 9lorploilO >Eruii gIOo.

9ormoteriaIisn Gbiircu. acniicr.
rahmen, 2ooen ere.
Sas. g eehr & Co. f15-ii7 @ao.5sebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

Giienpoorcn olIer Art uao Sufo
idluiie6. 8ubrbcr.
q. Sentt @nhns Co, sea 2-SGi gh.h Gas.eir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

0ombs.
Sun @oiicnseritt bon 9elair, @io..
lit oas 1cltomcnt bon 9Ibran Sri5cr
g2cGom6s bon Soprc SC @racc, croii.
net luorOcn. 3u EeitamcutsDoIlitre,
dcrn lit sic gSithpe oes Geriiorbeucn
ionic ocIieu Sobn @iIliam e. 9lc'
Goni6s beItilunt iDoroen. sIllSge.
iteIlt puroe OaS 9eitamcut ON Is.
Spmi 1916 III @cactuuort bon S.Gon.
paro Sorlolu, ScrrD @roiton imS s.
g. SeIic. 6crr ycGonlbs mar Ser
gcliser uleler @runoitiide III poplc
oe Gjrocc ino ac6ortc 81 Oru loobIbo.
6cnoItcn 9entch Oicier Stoot Gas
groBe orciitodiae Eoitgcbaloc mar
ebcniall5 oaS Gigcutbnm ocS Der
itorbeHeit
Sn ~ edloiiicSuillc gclt ORE
ben.
SIN arciiea litter bon 81 SaIrcn
idieo III llcdaitiCsUiIle @fo 6rau
2ucie u. Spou. Die gHittipe bon SSil.
liam g. 9Don, pom Charlotte poll,
III Der sSobulma itres S6iOiegericb'
nes, oeS Stoats. SenatorS Nillion
8. G6esIev, bon st. @lorp's .@ou.
IN, aus Dem 2ebeu glcbcn ibrem
5o6nc miro lie bon ciner Iodjtcr,
5roii SBillidu 3. G6eslcp ino non
nebrcrcn Gnfelu, bctroucrt
.Goncoroio @ereiit in 9 I o.
ocnSbur1 @2O
Gum 9eiteu scr ormeu sSiitiDen
imO g9oiieu in GeuiihIonO iuo
Sciierreidllnsarn peranitoIiet ner
..6oncoroia.Sercin" IN 9loOensblire,
N'o.. an Moutdo. Den 81 Sannar
ciuen sroBen Ball. Gic 6eiiIidlieit
miro III ucoeiiler'S 9mr" Sldoens.
bnrd. iiattiinocn ms uiunt nu ott
llbr ieineu glniang
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
SEVENTEEN MARRI-
AGE LICENSES

Seventeen marriage licenses have
been issued so far this month by the
county court. They are:
V. M. Stephens, Brown, Okla, and
Miss Eta Rutledge of Brown, Okla.
Jas. T. Treadwell of Brown, Okla.
and Miss Maggie Torrance of Brawn,
Okla.
j. B. Smith and Miss Eva Foster,
both of Argyle, Texas.
p. j. Rushing and Miss Eva Moody
both of Durant, Okla.
T. II. McMasters and Miss Callio
Parker, both of Utica, Okla.
]. j. Rushing and Miss Bertha
Moody, both of Durant, Okla.
G. F. Knight and Miss Irene Fish
er both of Dallas, Tex.
Tom Gates of Blue and Miss Laure
Hey of Utica.
]. w. Barnes of Kemp City and
Mrs. Mahala Mcdonald of Colbert.
Flynn Edwards and Miss Virgie
Bradford both of Roberta, Okla.
Tom Brewington and Mrs. Saman-
tha Osborne both of BOkchito.
r. S. Cox of Calera and Miss
Roxye Dyer of Allison.
B. e. Seymour of Blackwell, Ok,
and Miss Effie Floyd of Durant.
X. l.. Brannon of Oklahoma City
and Miss Lucille Scruggs of Fl.
Towsen, Okla.
Jack Riley and Mrs. Alice Wilkes
both of Boswell.
N. G. Van Yoorhes Of Jerico. Tex
as, and Miss Bonnie Neal of Roberta.
S. r. Cam and Mrs. Ruth Green
both of Dalals, Texas.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26

lOIys
The little wolf at first showed in
stinctive sings of fear and crouehed
in the corner of his big box when any
one approached. But now his little
black-blue eyes greet the keeper,
Walter Lambert, with something Of
anticipation when he stoops over the
box to bring a warm bowl of milk,
or the leg of a jack-rabbit for the
little swapping jaws.
The little wolf is something over
a month old, and is one of four in
a litter, three of which were black,
and one yellow. The den was dis
covered in a pTarie mound, and the
mother killed after which the pups
We're taken, and this little one sent
to the normal for an education.
The little wild canine is attracting
no small lamount of attention, since
visitors call danly in the laboratories
to see him,
eve shall take some exact meas
urements of this specimen" said Mr..
Wickham," and also make notations
on it's rate of development, change
in pelege, the effects of domestica-
tion, and the survival of hereditary
instincts. 1t is planned to eventual
ly kennel the specimen on the north
campus"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
KEMP CITY,

Is it not horrible to contemplate
that an entire village, one moment
peaceful and serene, may in an in
stant be obliterated from the face of
the earth, and Gods greatest gift
life-literally crushed from the bod
les of a dozen helpless human beings
all at the hand of a mysterious, ca
PRECIOUS, black twisting cloud rush
ing on with a horrible grinding roar,
devasting all in its path and van
fishing almost with the rapidity of a
flash of light. Such catastrophes as
this bring to us vividly the realiza-
tion of mans utter helplessness in
the hand of that mysterious power
that created and rules this universe.
So was Kemp City blotted from
the map of Bryan County and in the
blotting eleven human lives snatch
ed from earth to the great beyond.
According to one survivor all was
quiet in the little town as the CLOCK
marked twenty minutes past nine
o'clock, and in three moments more
all was over and the dead and the
dying and the wreckage strewed the
path of the storm. Some, more for
tunate than the rest, with storm cell
lars near, sought this only refuge
with no second to spare. The rest
of no choice but from necessity took
their chance. The rest we know.
The people of a half dozen neigh
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
MELL DOWN 1ano FEET.

The test well for oil being drilled
in Section 32-6-13 six miles north
east of Bennington is down 1850
eetf and reports received here have
it that good indications of the pres
ence of oily in paying quantities
have been found. The people who
are drilling this we'll are close
mouthed and will neither let stran-
gers come on the premises nor give
out anw information. What is learn
ed about their progress is gained
from other sources. Much interest
Is being centered in operations there.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
FOUR CASES ARRIVE
FOR THE MUSEUM.

Four new cases have arrived at
the normal and been installed in the
museum room of the department of
biology where the growing collec-
lions have not been able to be hous-
ed under present facilities. In fact,
like the other science departments
of the school, physics, chemistry, do
nestle science, manual arts, and ag-
riculture, the natural growth and
expansion of these departments is
it a problem indeed to house
the increasing enrolment of students,
and to plan the successful admins
tration of the work to both students
and departments.
These conditions are pointing to
only one solution, which will be the
by the next legisla-
ture of funds to erect additional ia
eilities for the proper accommoda-
tion of the students who are flock
ing here in rapidly increasing num-
bers, and at the same time foster
and promote the healthy growth and
expansion Of the departments of the
school.
One of the new cases is of splendid
plate glass top, ten-foot show case,
in which the most technical speci-
mems and mounts will be displayed.
Three other table top show cases
have been added, taking up about
every foot of available display space
on the floors allotted to the depart
ment. It is expected that the muse
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
BLACK WOLF LIKES
ZOO" AT NORMAL.

The little black wolf captured on
Charlie Aliens farm near Blue river
some little time ago and turned over
to the biology department at the
normal by r. L. Patillo, is thriving
in splendid fashion and seems at
home among his many companions
and the strange sights of labora-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1915.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

This paper is authorized to an
nounce the following candidates for
office, subject to the action Of the
voters at the Democratic Primary OF
August 1, 1916:
For Sheriff
EARLY ZION
CLIPPER HAMILTON
JOHN A. PHILLIPS (re-elt'n)
For County Clerk
J. NJ. MOORE
JOHN FINNEY
H. B. DEATON
For County Treasurer
CARL BEATTY
For County Attorney
CLAUDE SMITH
CHAS. P. ABBOTT
For Tax Assessor
C. A. WOODWARD
WALLACE w. GATES
w H. YEATS (re-election)
EOr County Commissioners,
District No. L.
ED L. SPEARS (reelection)
For County Commissioner,
District No. p
BEN HULTSMAN lre-elect'n)
R. B. LEMON.
For Public Weigher-
R. A. BISHOP (re-election) }
For Justice of the Peace,
Durant Township
w. S. SHANNON
For Constable, Township One
w. A. DICKINSON
TOM TABOR.
For Court Clerk
w. A. JONES, (re-election)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
Mrs. ]. S. POLsON DEAD.

Mrs. j. S. Poison died at the fami-
ly home at Blue Tuesday at noon af-
ter a lingering illness. Funeral SER
vices were held at Blue Wednesday
mOrningfollowed by interment in
Highland cemetary.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26

um will receive large contributions
from the hundreds of incoming sum-
mer students VIII ohave been solicited
TO partonize the museum this sum-
mer with collections of value from
their respective districts.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all to visit the collections.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26

The voting of the extra three and
a half mills school tax indicates that
the Durant taxpayer is not willing
to sacrifice the schools to save few
dollars on his taxes. Chincing econO-
my on schools is poor economy. It
were better to provide good schools
for the rising generation, now, than
reformatories and penitentiaries
twenty years hence. Education is
the only way to decrease crime. A
great majority of all prison inmates
are uneducated.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old peoplewho are feeble, and younger
Groves Tasteless Chilli Tonic. 1t purifies
and enTiches the blood and builds up
the whole system. SOC.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26

1t begins to look as if this years
summer normal would break all at
tendance records. Five hundred or
better are already enrolled and more
are coming in on every train.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-05-26

Bill Murray's long suite is making
charges against people none of which
ever seem to be substantiated. His
most recent outburst is against Gov
ernor Williams, in which he charges
that the chief executive of this state
mas been guilty of playing politics. OF
course it depends upon what Bill
means by politics. Ask any member
of the First Legislature, what kind
of politics Bill Murray plays.