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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07

Miss Tessie Hal]oran, of the class
of 'l6, Langdon city high school, was
here part of last week from her home
in the vicinity of Walhalla visiting
at the home of her uncle, DR.. E. l.
Donovan. This week Miss Halloran
opens a summer term as teacher of a
school in the Mowbray district.
Mrs. John T. Jay of Des Moines,
Ia, accompanied by her brother, P.
O. Dallner, of Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
were here several days of the past
week looking after the taking off of
the crop on a farm which Mrs. jays
husband owns in the vicinity of Lang
don. This fall Mr.. John T. Jay was
unable to come and look after the
threshing of his Cavalier county crop
as he has done in years past, owing
to poor health, and the trip was made
by Mrs. Jay and her brother, both
of whom r thoroughly impressed
with the fact that farm lands here
are a splendid field for investment of
surplus capital,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07

Mrs. Fred Morton left Monday re-
turning to her home at Minot after
a short visit with her mother, Mrs.
Broderick, who accompanied her.
DR.. J.. P. Schwinghamer was out
of town the first two days of the week
looking after the practice of his dent
al profession at Alsen and Munich.
Mrs. H. E. Close and little daugh-
ter, Alice, arrived home Saturday
from a few days stay at Fargo, where
Mrs. Close went to consult an oculist.
Misses Anna and Agnes Mclean
were at the parental home at Hannah
for a week end visit, which included
Monday, that being a legal holiday
for court house attaches.
Sunday forenoon w. A. Scott and
sister Pearl, accompanied by Grandpa
Kinney and j. Byfield motored over to
spend the day with the folks at home.
On their return to Langdon they were
accompanied by Mrs. W.. A.. Scott
and baby ALLAN Scott, who had been
visiting for a week with the editor
and family.-Lawton Republican.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
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Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulke
Block. First door upstairs. Phone Fl
Miss Emily Bostik left Monday for
a visit of a week with her sister,
Mrs. S]ama, at Milton.
Mrs. Fred Tembruell and sister
were over Sunday visitors from Easily
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. P.
Kopriva.
Walter Hunter will enroll for his
first year at the North Dakota agri-
cultural college at the opening of the
fall term next week.
Mrs. Graves and daughter, Miss
Nellie Graves returned the f~orepart
OF the week to their Langdon home
from a weeks visit at the farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Mason are be-
ing visited by their daughter and SON.
ln-law, who arrived On Tuesdays
train from Winnipeg for a weeks stay.
Mrs. McHugh and daughter left on
tuesday for Lambert, Mont, where
they will visit for some little time
with Mrs. McHugh's two sons, John
and Frank.
Mrs. E. D. Stewart and children
were arrivals Friday, returning from
a visit of a month with old friends
and relatives of the family in the vi.
entity of Fargo.
The Len Frye family who have &C.
cupled the Koerner property on north
Fourth street since retiring from the
management of the Columbia hotel, left
the early part of the week for Wales.
Mrs. John Robertson came down
from Hannah On Tuesdays afternoon
train and is spending a few days with
friends in Langdon and at the old
home, the Jennings farm, near Still.
we'll.
Rev. F. j.. Hubbard accompanied by
Mrs. Hubbard and the family return
ed in their auto last Thursday from
their months outing in the lake dis.
trict of northern Minnesota with a
party of Fargo friends.
Miss Ella Bleakley left on Fridays
passenger returning to Wesley COL
]ege at Grand Forks to resume work
as one of the crops of instructors in
the conservatory of music after a va
cation visit here at the home of her
father, Judge F. w. Bleakley.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
Thresher Books at the Democrat.

Mrs. ]. P. Schwinghamer returned
Saturday from a visit of part of the
week with friends in Grand Forks.
The Langdon music house of the A.
O. Void Company placed a handsome
upright piano in the home of Sheriff
and Mrs. j.. Kelland last week.
Mrs. Robert McGrath and children
left Saturday returning to their
Grand Forks home after a stay of a
week here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John McGauvran.
Robert Schoenbechler, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Schoen-
bechler, left on Fridays train for
Collegeville, Mimi, where he re.en-
tiers St. Johns college for his third
year of study.
A new ad to find place in the
columns of this weeks paper is that
of the latest fall and winter lines of
ladies garments made by the Victor
Tailoring Company, of Chicago, of
which Mrs. William Pease of this
city has the local agency.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
T0Wey & Kirkhdm
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Langdon, N. Oak,

Attorney w. A. Mcintyre while ir
the city last week from Grand Forks
disposed Of his Langdon residence
property on the Dorval hill to Mr..
Geo. w. Price, who with his family
have occupied the same since the re-
moval Of the McIntyres from this city
to Grand Forks a little less than a
year ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Judd H. kirkham
have as a guest at their home this
week DR.. w. G. F. Witte, an eminent
surgeon in Milwaukee, under whom
doc Kirkham did a great deal of
his hospital work as an u~ndergradu-
ate. DR.. White will make a stay here
through the opening of the hunting
season.
w. j.. Kinsell, wife and children
left Tuesday for Minneapolis after
making a stay of a week at the home
of his sister, Mrs. c.. E. Johnston.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsell is
at Boston, Mass, where they have
been located for some years since his
appointment to a responsible position
in the head office of the New Haven
railroad company.
DR.. and Mrs. w. W.. Mcqueen
have as visitors at their home in this
city during the week Mrs. Mcqueen,
of Pembina, and her sister, Miss
Margaret Hood, who is assistant
superintendent of nurses of a hospi.
tai at Saskatoon. They came down
from Hannah having spent a few days
there visiting at the home of thel,
sister Mrs. L. L. Gardner.
Quite a number of Langdon people
will be interested in learning that G.
w. Andrews, of Walhalla, who
suffered a partial paralytic stroke
about three weeks ago, is steadily
improving in condition. 1t is under.
stood he is still unable to make use
of his right hand or arm to any ex
tent, but each day can go from his
home to his office at the bank ant
give personal attention to business
affairs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
DrS. Smith < Hughes
DENTISTS
OFFICE Hours: Every Day Except
Sunday: From 8 to FL too
Donovan Block

Chas C. Chisholm and daughter,
Miss Edna Chisholm, returned during
the week by way of Hannah from a
five weeks stay at Banff Springs,
Alta, where the mineral waters are
stated as having proven of much bene-
fit to Mr.. Chisholm's general health.
Miss Fern Kelly left on Tuesday,
bringing to a close a pleasant visit
of about a month at the j. B. Boyd
home. After a short stay at Grand
Forks with her father, Mr.. L.. r.
Kelly, she intends going to St. Paul
to enter school at the opening of the
fail term.
Oscar Soderstrom, Olaf Berg and
H. E. Crosby, of Monticello, Mimi,
and c. S. Sim from Kansas City, Mo-,
made up a party of prospective land
buyers who arrived on Fridays train
and were shown over different parts
of the county by E. A. Wadsworth
during a stay here until Monday of
this week.
The Crookston College has had
many calls for students that it could
not fill. Besides their splendid course
in book keeping and shorthand they
also give a course in auto, gas and
steam engineering. Board and room
in private family So 90 and So. SO
per week. Write to j. C. Satire,
Crookstoon, MINI.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07

Druggist Robert Swanlaw was a
Milton visitor here Tuesday for a short
time t~ransacting business.
Matt Hines, the machinest and en-.
gineer, went north Friday to Hannah
where he expects to be engaged for a
week in making repairs on a thresh-
ing outfit.
Miss Alkaline Fox arrived in the
city or Fridays train from Albany,
Mimi, and is making a visit at the
home her brother, Mr.. Alloys Fox, in
the Fairview addition.
The Langdon woman's club took up
their program for the club year of
1916-19l7 at the initial meeting on
the program held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Tom Smith.
Architect w. j. Edwards, of Grand
Forks, was here Tuesday to consult
with A. O. Void regarding the re-
modelling of the Great Northern hote |
property, which the latter purchased
and which is destined to be the hand
some new quarters of the A. O. Void
Co. store.
Alex. Robertson, who has been
making a home visit with his mother
and the family through the summer
vacation, left Saturday returning to
Minneapolis, where he has been at
tending Macallister College since his
graduation from Langdon high school
a couple of years ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07
Talk with T. E. Burke, Schulke
First door upstairs. Phone II

Talk with I. E. Burke, Schulke
Block. First door upstairs. Phone ~
Rev. C. N. Drew was here from
Lakota a couple of days the forepart
of the week visiting with his Langdon
parishioners.
M. Rabenovitz returned to the city
Friday from Minneapolis, where he
spent several days visiting his family
and attending to business.
Miss Dorothy Price returned on
Mondays train from Geneva, Wis,
where she has spent an outing of two
weeks with a party of friends.
Jno. J.. Robson was in the Twin
Cities w the weekend, accompany
ing a shipment of stock he made to
the South St. Paul market on Satur-
day.
Mrs. H. E. Fay was at Hannah a
couple of days the forepart of the
week making a short visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hannah.
A.. O. Void and his family made
the trip to Kennedy, Mimi, and re.
turn by auto spending a part of the
day very pleasantly at the home of a
brother of Mr.. Wold's.
Misses Grace Dunford and Frances
Murphy went north Monday to re-
sumo teaching schools in the vicinity
of Dresden after a visit over Sunday
at their Langdon homes.
Mrs. Marion Stephens arrived on
Tuesdays train from Crookston,
Mimi, and is making a visit of p
week at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon.
Geo. A. Williams, the Dresden
merchant and p. M, was in the city
on Sunday for a short visit with Mrs.
Williams, who is receiving medical
attendance at the private hospital
of Drs. Mcqueen & Stromberg.
Jas. Hall was here from Grafton a
couple of days the forepart of the
week a guest at the j. II. Harlan
home with his sister, Mrs. Harlan,
and their mother, Mrs. Hall, ST..
who is making an extended stay here.
Banker H. A. Helgeson with two
auto loads of prospective land buyers
from Illinois were through here from
Osnabrock on Thursday to look over
farms in the western part of the
county that Mr.. Helgeson has listed
for sale.
Miss Eliza O'Reilly went north to
Dresden on Mondays train, after a
summer vacation at her home in this
city, to rsume the position she has
capably filled the past two years as
teacher of the primary grades in
Dresden school.
Saturday afternoon, commencing at
three o'clock, the ladies OF the aid
society of the Methodist church will
hold a bakery sale at the Boyd depart
ment store. The sale will include
pies and fancy cookery as we'll as
home made bread.
DR.. D. McKenty autoed here Sat.
urday from Winnipeg and was accom-
panied on his return the following day
by Mrs. McKenty, who has made a
weeks visit in Langdon at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. Geo. M. Price,
the latter a sister of DR.. McKenty.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-07

Druggist Robert Swanlaw was a
Milton visitor here Tuesday for a short
time transacting business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
Nnsflng Der gIrbeiter.@ranfcn. Mn6
GterbcfaIen Brand SO,
-SOnutas, ben 27. glnguit 1876
(9lug25-O gentert'S Yart,
Gtrenoc DlasreaeIn.

Der StootS.2ootie Sobn 2. De.
Iano OerIor eeiiern ouf glnorOnlng
oeS Observation-Disclosures Yougb-
man feline glutomobil.2icen5. 0as
gliltomobil OeS 2ootien, peIdes Ser
iclbe am letter Nlittmodj IelbIt lenfte,
i1Iug in Der GbarleS.Str. .9Lpe. nm
rmo Oie Snioiien Oes aroitwoeens
wirroen mebr ODER peniger perIest.
Sron Stella Sia fanO bel Dem lin.
gliid i6ren Soo 9augbman miro
eegen ale gllltontobil- -geiiter, welDe
qegen 0ie 8erfebrS. .@orlcbriiten Der.
itoBen oufs Strengite Ooreeben.
Wlari6aa Garter erfldrtc, Dab OieieS
Der cin5ige Nlon iei Inn Die 9lutomo.
bilroier sur Gernitnit 5u bringen.
Ger Maridaa iagte ierner, ooB er
allc Holi5iiien anlueiien weroe, itreng
Oorouf 81 n1ten. Dab Die @erfebrs.
@oridriiten genau beiolgt peroen.
81 oieien 3lpede puroeu 6 Special.
Boli5ilten on9citelt, oeren gluieabe
es it, ale 9er9cbungen Ger @erfebrS.
@eiebe sur gln5eige 81 bringen. Sn
ieocm Sale werOen Oie Sduloigen
ibrer Siceu5 fir OerlilItio crflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
Ner ncrlie6te CsmnnncIu.

Con gmanuelo, nperiona grota" in
Cuba, abcr nidt in Baltimore. ~
Sotte iih uniterblid IN cine
0eutid. .glmerifanerin perliebt.-
Gie 9ei6uIoieuns oes Mcineioes
gegen i'm er6oben.
Gie Siioldn0er, BON beiBem 8Iut
Our6Orungen, uno aus Oieiem @run.
oe beionOers iiir ole n2iebe" incli.
nirt, ba6en ibon manbe tribe @r.
iabrllne in fdlteren 3oueu MADDEN
nliiiirr 10 aud Der cilbaniibe Stii.
bent @manIelo 0larria, pelber iebt
in @licott-Gitp ieine beiBen 9iebes.
i1piire bereiten mlB.
@monuelo iab oes Seiteren sic
So6ter Der 6amilie &re6, 9ir. 1922,
g9eit.SoDetteitr., Sable nit Olamen
Ga er ielbit i'm Souie g}r. 716, @eIt-
lSaDetteitr., @obnlng be5ogen bate.
0Das W2doAen muB ole W1eine wer.
oen", iagte 0on gmanuelo. Bon
0ieiem @eOonfen olirborllngen, fu6r
er na1 @aicott. GitD ino ermirfte
BORT ole peirat6s-9icen5 fir fb mo
feline 9lneebetete, Oereu 9llter er ouf
19 Sabre angab, troboem Sri. are1
crit II Sabre alt lit.
gtln bieB es, Sable eefiieig 81 ma.
den no na6 @aicott-GitD 81 brin.
gen, INN BORT geieblib bere6eli6t 3u
werOen. 8iS6er bate 0os Mdoden
oie glufmerfiomfeiten Oes iimgen
Nlannes in freuuoi6aitIiber ggeiIe
auiaeiaBt bis iie in ibrer @ei6dIts.
iteIIe plobli6 einen telep6oniibeu
9luirui erbicIt, Dab ein 6omiliennit-
gleo erfranft iei uno iie i9Ielniglt
nah Soliie fommen iole, 81 pel1ent
3ped elm 9lutomobil 5ur Gerfiiglng
itdnoe. Sier idopfte Oas Wl1oden
Ger0adt uno benuBte ni1t oen &raft.
magen. 9ie gltern maren felt oie-
fem 8orioa aeGueitiet uno bebielteu
Sable 3u Sauie. @eitern giadmittag
wuroc 6rdulein 9reb mieoer teIep6o-
Mild oufgeruien unO eebeteu, 81 ei-
mem beitimmten GenOeoou5-YIab ou
fonmen. Ole Yoli5ei mar in5mi.
iden benahridtiet mor6en imo bat.
ten iib Die Geteftios Gros uno Min.
items eingeiinoen, pel6e oen Iicbe.
tQllen Singing unter Der geIduloi.
gung Oes W}eineiOs mO aud onee6.
lid inter Ser 9eiduloieung Der Der.
iudten Gntfiibruug in Soit nobmen
lnO Den 9eb0rOen BON @licott.@itp
auSlieferten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
gIufsepafti
l3, GaunItattcr @OIfsfeF bcainut
WlOutas, 2S. SIusnit,
-GannItatter.Eart. .
sdIimms NOIaen elmer edIaaerei.
(@ug206)

Sdlimme TOlgen elmer SdlGgcrci.
gluf Dem norpegiideu Qampier
nglrfanias," uelber am 4ier Gar. 8
in 2ocuitsFoint feline 9aoung elm
nimmt, ereignete iif geltern 9(beno
5DiIden Seeleuteu, peI6e auf oem
Campfer angeiteut iino, cine fiirdD-
terlibe Sdldserei, meIde einem ge.
tbeiligten, Dem W3artm W}agnuilen,
Elm gluge foiten miro. Gie Seeleute
baiten lIrlonb imo febrten in etuas
ongebeitertem 3rItanoc oui oenGam-
pier 5uriid. aur5 oaraui b0rte ser
brittle Offi5icr, 91i1olas Oler, SiiIfe.
RUE, nno er benobridtigte oie iiio.
lide Boli5eiltution Die Eoli3iIten
QapiS rmO Goworos eiIten nad) Dem
Shitfe lno ianoen oie S6Idgerei in
pollen @ouee. 0ie 2ompfb66ne pur.
ben pcrbaftet lno in Der iii0liden go.
li5eiItption eingelperrt. WlagnuIien,
wel6er aus mebrercn @unoen am
aopfe bIrtete, wuroe uo1 Dem N1ercp
Soipital gebradt, mo Die 9Ier5te be.
iiirdten oob CT oos 9lueenli6t mf
Dem rebten 9Iuge ehnbiiBen miro.
Sp6ter iuuroen oie SeeIeute unter
Der 9(utlaae ser ihweren aorperDer-
lebing Dem Roli5eiri1ter borqeiiibrt.
Mortin GreDer, pelder oen Streit
ougeiongen bate, puroe nit $25 lno
Soften beitroit, p6brcno SenrD Ye-
terion uno GarI efemon So umo ao-
item bIeden mlIbten. 9lidolos glasf,
Sictor Sapp, 0ais OIien imo yepp
@onncbed wuroen o6ue Strafe cnt-
loHcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

Gie IS Sabre olte W2orguerit
accn cine EodDter bon Sobn @.
seen Dem 9miiebcr oes D9lep.9orf
aoo & @uu Club ouf 9pciutia SS.
lan0. muroe pom 5deriif bon Sar.
ior0. Gomi0 ous yorflun Gel. &C..
bolt lnO nod DER @obnung ibrer
gdwciler. 8rau @alter Scrman in
W9idoelspiae Qebradt. Dlorguelit
ipar NIT ocm 10 Sabre olteu gtegcr
Samrs @inion in @eieaidoit eines
nuoereu glegcrpooreS nod BorfI1m
Gel. qeioDren nm bort permutblih
Iidl irauen 81 laiien 6rou &altcr
Ncunan. Die 5hpcitcr ocsWidobcnS,
inuroc iiber oaS @eridminoen Der
Nsi6cu bruurubigt uno Iieb ben 5de.
riff olrd ibren 0lonn benodridti-
Qcn. Der yleger wlroe Derbaitet
un0 0as MG0dem meldes Elm tleines
Gin0 bai wuroe Der Shmeiier iIber.
Qcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
Wluttcr 6eerubcn, SO6u auf Sud-.
seitSrciIe.y

G6ne aenntniB oopon 81 6oben,
ooB ieine 9Rutter, 6rnu GuSneIoo
@rincpcbfp BON g}r. 626, gloro.@aD.
ion.5troBc. melcbe fiir5lid6 Orrd Gin-
aibmen non @os @el6iimoro besiug,
qeIiern beqrobcu mltroe, lit ser Sobu
Der 1rau, @iaiom 6. grinewetsfp.
mel6cr nor fur3er 3cit Die G6e nit
3rl. Gpa %. Soters pon0ourel, WlO.,
einaing, olf ieiner Soh5eiistonr be-
oriiien. Gin 9rloer oeS iiingen @bc.
names benadridtigte 0eilcrn sic
SonoelSfammcr IN CenDer, Col,
oenn CT ermnrtet, Dab oos G6epaor
bort in flr5er 3eit eintrifit. 5rau
@rinemebfp murO IN Der Slide i6rer
@obmmg auf cincm Stuble libeno
foot ouieeiimoeu. GeIiern plroe Die
llneIiidlide an @rnbe qetroaen imo
auf Dem n2oioon &orf.6fieOboie"
beigciebt. 6rau @rineipetsfD mar 60
Sabre alt mo fam i'm gIIter bon 30
Sobren BON 9luBlano noH glmerita.
0entIdJe, GeiterreidJiidJe nnO lIuea.
ride 0rieasauIeiben,
100 Wlarf nn6 100Gronen OufmGrts.
ShcO. s.. Gicncr e. 60,
2l7 CrynItimOrr-Gh.
(U21raf3-l
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glm @IMtOeraiftnna ncitOrben.

Moreen 9lnHmittoe finoet Die De
croiglng oes om Gonneritog 9(beno
im gIlter bon 45 Sobren geitorbeueii
$rn. gSiIbelnt alerlein bonn 9rauer-
bollie gar. 1906, Oit6eoeroIItroBc,
aus auf Der 1GafIopn Cemetery"
itott. Sr 9lerlein, Der felt Sobren
bel Der oGonioIiOirten @oS, electric
&igbt & Fomer Co." ongelteut mar,
muBte iid i'm ct. Soiepb'S SoipitaI
cine Dperotion ipegen @linooorm.
ent0iinoling untcr0ieben lno oonn
iebtc @liltDergiitiing Elm, meIder cr
erIag. 9(uber ieiner Wautter bilter.
lGBt er omei Sdweiteru uno fiirf
@riioer.
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Die ainScrIa6n,mna.

~~tN OltWuttluD DNHHBt
Crei neue Sale in Baltimore Sou.
Derneur Sarrin9ton conierirt nit
Dem Sefretdr Der Staots-@eiunO.
beits6e6oroe. II Gie otlet6iihen
Spiele I'M uGliftou-@orfe" beute
ob6eIteIlt. Sonntagsibuleu per.
Sen gei6loiien, io6aIo Elm ein5i-
ger Sail auf oeu 9eiud 8uriid5u.
fiibren lit.
Qrei neue Sale bon ainoerla6.
nlng fanen geitern mieOer 5llr
aenntniB Ser Sanitdtsbeboroen. Ger
erite Sail lit Oerieiige Oes 5peiidbri.
gen 6ranf Goblin in Dlr. 1916 @ooO.
DearitroBe, in peldenl Sale Die 81
ognoie bon Ben 9Ier5ten oes Soni-
tatsOepartenents beitdtigt poroen lit.
Gagegeu boben Oie @eomten oie
Giognoie bel Dem ainoe @liie Sit
patrid, in O3r. 2433, @eIt.94ort6.
9lDeuue, nod ni6t euOgiiltig 6eitd-
tigt ood ibeint BORT e6eufoIIs eiu
edter Sail bor5uliegen.
Ser brittle Sail pnrOe bon ser
@batcoatitraBe geneIOet, uno ole
9ler5te iinO nod nit ser Diagnoie be-
icbditigt
Gos Olegcrfino @ernoro Syenifer
BON 9tr. 17t2, 9rlintItraBe, lit na6
Dem So6nS Sopfins.SoipitoI ge.
brodt moroen unO miro BORT nod
inner ols eiu aoerod9tieer" 5oa be.
bonoelt
Or. So6n g. 9lafe, Ser SonitGts-
Gommiiidr, tbeilte geiiern nit, ooB
er iGnmtlibe SonntogSibulen idlie-
ben weroe, penu ireeno Elm Saa alIi
ben @eiu9 elmer Sounto0sidule 81.
riid5ufiibren iei. Inter oen @eie,
Ten oes Stootes bat Ser Sanitdts-
Gonmiii6r Oo5rl oos Dolle 9lebt.
Gie D9ublic 9(tbletic 2cague~ bot
I'M 2alife oesg2admittaas angeoronet,
OoB oie eroBe otbletiibe 8uiommen.
funft I'M nGliiton-Yarf" bis oui
MeitereS beri1oben muroe. TeS-
eleiden iinoen oie 9Itbletii6en Spie-
lie ON 6. itno om 12. September nidt
ltatt, nenn sic 4inOerI16mitng iib
nod ueiter msoebnen iollte.
Sbidon felt Dem pI5blideu 800
Der 5wei Ginoer an Der IolrDmpIe.
9lOemie fem ncuer Sail al &inoer-
I66nlmg in 5oreit.Earf oorgetom.
men it, 10 iinO Die meilten Ser 6ami.
lien in iener @egeno ood nit i6reu
&inoern aus Der Staot gegongen
ooer nod anoeren @eaenoeu Der
Staot ber5ogeu
slae llnterbaItlingen, an ipelden
ain0er Ibeil uebmeu iollen, peroen
BON ben 9cb0roen bis oif @eitereS
berboten lperOen.
@olioeruelr Sarrington batte &C..
itern 9lbeno cine Idnaere Gonferen5
nit Gr. Sobn 2. Sutton Oem Sefre.
tar ser Stoots. @eilinobeits.geboroe,
in pel6er Or. Sutton Dem @ouOer-
neur aIle geluiini1te 9luSfltnft En-
tbeiIte uJio oie @eriiderung gob, Dob
ole 9e60roe ser Sittation pollitdn.
Big geipaHien lit. Ger @ouperneilr
olltOriiirte Die 9e60roe iofort ollie ee-
ieblid 5ur gerfiiglmg ite6enoen
Sdritte 5u ergreifeu, penn cine Sc.
fabrt Der glusbreitlng Der geiGbrli-
den Sellhe borliegen iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

ilt mdli mir Elm Bier, oag reihen
nbolt uno auteu @eihmod pereint
ion0prn aud Elm rnoerlallhtes, 5ll.
iraaliche5 @ctrduf Elm aruite.er'
acpecr uno Giciuno6eits 6orocrer.
Tas bette @icr mlf BIaidjcn Brouc.
rai. Sarioro.2lDe. Wlonumcnt- umo
ncu. tr. ael. W1t. @cruon 365.
(alua2C) (gln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

gfIearaphi[dler MeIIerbtridlt.

Nus oen iibrigen 8rnoes-&etter'
p1eoCadhmgs.S Stationen muroen bic
Ioloenoen b6hiien Eemperatnrem
Sic inn llbr geiiern gIbeno berrid.
Zen. beriAiei:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26


Tie Gleftrifer fomen geitern 8ormit.
tag NIT i6rem Gonppnt 3u Gnoe
-@olitit foil bel @eiesing ser
Gleftri5itdts Gonlmiiiion feruge.
bolten peroen. TT Grinbring lit
Der uidtigite Eunft. IT Gie Gbeil
nebmer beiudteu @oi6iugton.
Ger id6rli6e Gonpent ser interna.
tionalen 9Iiiociation municipaler@lef.
trifcr inno geitern nit elmer @ormit.
tags-Sibuug ibrcn 9lbiduB uno be-.
ga6en iid Die Gonbent.T Tbeilnebmer
in Der Wlebr5obl 81 einem 9eiud
nab @ai6ington, 9. s.
SSu Der @eriammling purOe ltarf
befiirportet, OoB @olitif in ser 8e.
iebung Ger SteQen in ser gleftri5i.
tdts-Gomnliiiion boaig ousgeihaltet
werOeu muB. Gieie aorperi6oit
bdlt Oos Seben iin0 @igentbum Gou.
ienOer in SGnoen lmo iprod in Be
5ug Oieier Sabe Gr. So6n g. Sad.
ION, 9lrbeits. uno Snouitrie-Gommii.
far BON @enniDloouien. Serr Sad.
ion ioete.
sd fam ni6t eenug 9la6Orud
Qlf 0ie Verontnortlidfeit leden mel.
DIE auf ciner @IettriJitdtS-Gommii.
lion 6erubt. 9eoenfen Sic fir ei.
men 9ligen6lid, melde @eio6r ber.
ouf6eidmoreu meroen fonn penn
oos 6cuer.9llarmiDItem perioet, oos
bon unerfa6renen 2euten oneeIegt
lnO beoufiidtigt miro. Cine Stn0t.
gemeiniboft fonnte in fllr3er 3eit IN
einen lriinner6ouien oermonoelt
tuerOeH ipenu oos MelOeiDitem niAt
ar6eitet.
9lur Mdnner nit tedniider 9il.
oung unO longid6riger griabrimG
iolIteu oieie aorperiboit biloeu Die.
ie iollte oud wiiien, OF Die 0ffentli-
den 9etriebe oen 8iiroern eeoen.
iiber gereht peroen; inOem berniinf.
tige 9ioten ongereHnet peroen oOer
oud ionit sic Sefientlibfeit onitdn-
oig beOient miro. Gieie 6ragen f0n.
men MIR Mdpner nit Ger ongeneiie.
nen @or6iloiing 6eurt6eilen
SSu einem @eg berillht ole 9lntio.
nol electric GoOe sic beltebenoen
llebel ous5umer5en ooH lit oerielbe
niht ouf ollie Erntte onipenobor,
Gs. wurOen nod peri6ieOene fleiue
inferno geri1te ii6er 6odipannlng
inO onoere Saden perleien, porouf
Ger SdluB oes GonpentS erfolgte.