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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

Iid, trob csr Dielen Spraen, bic fie
oriidien. Zen Sberiorfsr licben
y(obnbriefs, uinbe3oblts Re9nunqen
nHo oersleic1en duBerf fiibl Gr
lneinte INNER, Elm 9lusfpcs iperoc Ti9
I4on Finben.
Der 8eIu8 fiiblte Tih Tehr po6l
unb be6ogIib, man Ia9fe unO IdnaB=
te, Biz 9ifo ouF ibr @orboben lam.
nGs 1T ia rti5cnb," mcinte iie, bah
SnteI 9oIbuin beuie ni9t bo lit, aber
cisentli1 miiBte i9 nit ibm Ipre6en.
8u iiebit MIDI bier ais @eauFtrogte bon
Sunte 9lmoIie, aber f9liesIiG tannIt
6u ia bic Godje bermitfeln. Sante
mO9te Dicb nGnlih gerne nu9Mnricn=
gruno BADEN unb bofft, boz 6ein 8as
ter Ieine Gintpilligung od5u ei6t DoB
ou Grbin unb Ho1fol1erin bort fein
ioait, m1mteu ipir einItpeilen oeinem
8ater nod borent6alten. N SanIs
2lmolie ipir0 fa mtt i6m iel6F in
Terbin0ung Ieben. sic qldubt, es 1ei
am beIten, ripenn bid 8ri9itte na6
Wloriengruno begleitst, bort Ddre iie
fir ibre alteu Sage gut oufge6obei
uno uad HeuCsen Grfa6rlngen bait
beiil Batter nid)t mebr bel BON ibr.
Dian miiBte i'm jeman6 Siin9eres Be-
iorgen, bicleilJt cine 6ous9Gllerin, er
iibt ia bod Sag iln6 Nodt i'm ,8louen
5eGt" llnb nun 3u birl SD Ioll
Sortc 9lmalie nod beute inifteilen, Of
ou meinen berlaHenen BofIcn Bel ibr
ontreicn piIlf,"
ROsder mar iebr blei1 uuo crreqi.
limb bu, 2iIo, bic 6u 70 oliidlib in
Wloriengritn6 porf9"
oROs6ea, Togte 2ifa uno no6m bic
Sldnb Der GouIine in bic i6riqe, vi5
min oir tsinen 6louen 9pnIt rormaz
den - i9 bin toilIenomol lieber in
DiirnTiein -unO ic6 muB Sante Qlmaz
lie Grfob Iboifen. Qlber unter ben
5a6lrei9sn yli1tsn, aud urter Oenen
am &bein, tit feline, bic ibr puBi, nur
cine bon uns beiben m09te Iie baben!
llnb nun Tdlog elm! - 60, bos mar
Gin feIier, oeutf6er SonbI&lde. sybr
peroet cure belle Syreube oneinan6er
baben, oas ids' icb Dir"
iTcFtissgug lOIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

iunO f4ob iie bdnn Iu9eno CUR Sir
9irals.
n@ute 9loGi, 9leipes, moreca it
ou9 nod Elm Gag, unb gang friiE 6o=
len mir 3ipei ben G6u6u."
2iIn giag 3ur aRuEe, ben 4uB ocS
mgebeteten 9Iocmgnbs ouf ben 2ips
pen, uno nit Dem G'efii6l Ses Seimdtss
re@ts an @iirnIfeiu i9lief iie Big in
ben Morgen binein.
@Iei9 om nd@itcn Gag i9risb Iie
nod Wlorienerlmo:
n2iebe Sonte Qlmolicl
Man ioafe meincn, Der S@pan
BON 2lbon babe Define 9iTa qefonnt,
ols sr bos @ort prdgte: .S9po8beit,
bein Hdme 1T @eib." Do9 LAB 9ir
beri6ten, beT9tnigsn biIft ni8tS. 9us
70: i9 babe qeiteru Sntcl Sans frei=
pilli9 ertlGrt, ME me6r nod W(oriens
9runo 3uriiGSufsbren, INNER unc inz
ner in Guruitein bleibeu gu ipollsn.
@cnn i9 bebcnte, mas Die Sabre in
Wlnriengruno mir porer, has iG
Sir ber0ante, inb boB ic6 DiiruIiein
lpieOer berFollen bin nit 2ei6 una
Seele, me9r benn je. g(9, Sonte
Qlmalie, ic6 i9dme MIDI re1t Ie6r.
Q(ber iDa5 IDllte iD tun! S6 mmbte
9ntel Sons Oos @srTprebcn qeben,
fiirs crae Elm gonSeS Sobr in 0iirns
ilcin gu blcibsn Gr gab mir aud 3a
Derite9en, ooB i6 bur9 meinen rsrl1ns
gcrten QluIentGolt in Warieneruno
GDsdeu seTdjacigt babe. sd bin nod
gon3 iiberroic5t Gitte, fob bod 3us
trouen at R6s9en, Tu pirlt fem, cs
ge6t; lie lit gut unb lieb, uno Dein
SberinIpettor bIetbc t1 troBoem. 5olt
Id bic Go6e mil 9l0sGen einleitens
Gntel Cans bat geruce iebt biel trans
rise Ga4cn ibtr bic 6inursea bon
ibrem Batter, S5ntel Sonbel, oebort.
ga niiBte raIh stipos aeIbe6en, Iogte
cr. gins Icihic 9tufgobe oii;Tte es
3ipor litbi ieitS Sonoel lit ia ltol3
ipie Gin Gpanier, totrn er cu9 oft teis
Ncn anopf an Ieifiem !lod bat pno
icln lc3onea Ge6alt allabenbliH i'm
aSlauen &rhi Deripieltl llnten
ralt Gntsl 0aHs. i'd ioll enpliclsksr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

ftelo, Sntcl Sans su Darnen. gBic
ongene9m, bab inun 9ertaucn 3u ibnt
baben tonnte. glber Iie ipuroe nun
bod Te9r unrubig. Bella &rduten
9errin in @iirnilein -.
Sa, oonn bonb Iic fein S6nur,
oonn tcbrte lis na9 Moriengruno aus
rid, unO 3fpor Ipfort. Grmottet Isgte
iie flh 5uriid unb ThIoB bic g(ugeu.
Sin f4riIler pfiff licB Iie ouffob=
rem, Elm 3fpeiter Tolgte. 9as mar Sn=
lei 6ons, ber ben 6uno rief. &o
fpuroe i6r frei uno lei9t ums Ser3.
Sic fpGbts in ben ountlen part unS
louIdte 3piiGen ben @ebiiIcbeu iab
lie Gin flsines, gliibenoes piintt9en,
bas ficb beipegte.
2iIa lG9elte. Sntel Sons mo6te
nit TeIl unb ieiner Cigarette nod Elm
&unbgang. SeBt poren bic SGritte
gon5 na6e, iebt bDrten tie ouF. Gifo
beu9te Iib tief iiber Die 8riiTune, Der
Diirniteiner itan6 gerooe unter benz
galton pno fang Balblaut Dor iid bin:
pSie ritten oufh ben eriinru Walo,
QDie gliidIi@ ca Der Rcimcr fpor".
.Snfel Sans" oerTu9te 2iIa IeiIe
Su rufen, optr ibre Gtimme flang
rou6. rOntel Sans, i9 bin nod auf,
mir mar 70 unbebo9lid, Darf i9 3u rir
in ben A}art tDmnen9"
vGomn' nur, 4lcines, cs 1T nod
ni1t ipdt, mir ma9en einen Gang an
ben Gee uno lniIen ben Monb in rem
Wellen T9ouisIn. Sd min mir 9el
hereinlaIcn. Der botte 0a ollerlsi III
idgen"
SIN 9lu mar 2iIo unten, n2l1, Nns
iel 6ors, i9 bntte ebeu einen 10 bdB=
!ihen 3raurl"
lin @ottcs piqen, &leiues!
.9ob mir ous ma9t mif nitlts,
aber Sos IonIt bu ioiIIen: glie uno ME
iperSe iH freipilIig bon silb se6eu n
lieEsr ilerbsr."
aila fpya4 befiig erregt. unS scr
Olrniieiner betradtete no10erflid
I:in yliin6el. g9as mar oos9 gaober
Der pIDBli@e llmlbunng Ter Gmv fin
bungsn2 Mctfr pie Grreaino9
2lni@eusn6 unbetamniert mciuie
81; n2Iber &iuo, parum IL errsgi}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
Soeirat6s- eiccnscm.

@i0iam 81. 9lnoerion, 2s, Go(um.
bus, S6io, lulO 8ounD s. Spencer,
26.
SameS g. slrmitrOna, 90, un0 9lu-
nie &. 2loDO, 90.
SSillian s. 9o6onnon 81, un0
9lnna q. Glopp, %; 9cioc BON
@oi6inaton 9. s.
Soroce g9. 9DcrS, q, mo 5alie
Smith, %.
slrt6ur s. G6ilcrltt, %, (g3ittmer)
imo Cord arous, %, (geidieocn).
SIooor Gricomon %. lmo Git6cr
9ioieniclo, 81.
Seslie =, Sapnie, q mo Suc 6.
Sopnie, 20; 9eiOe BON &ecOoiac, go.
George Clint, 81 Canton, DO,
unO @Icnnore Sec, 2i @ogcluotcr,
0}0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

bIonben R0pf9en bin. 2nngIam ers
9pb er iid, unD inSem er iie BON Der
Donb nabm, Itrsifte feline Snno lsile
iiber 2ifas S6ulter.
Damn lebnte ct Ii1 an cine btrN2or=
moridulen, griff in bic Soften, uno
leife, gang Ieife ertlang bic olte idot-
tiI9e @allaoe pon oSom Dem Het=
mer".
qllle IauT6tsn. 2Hos, Cos, S4nuffs
uno ibre 8lide biugsn an SoitFielbs
2ippetl. 2lls er I9pieg, blieb alles
itta ipts i'm 3ouberbdnn. Do IAlua
cine Ra9tigalI i'm nobsn llnter6pl3,
unb tpieDer lauT6te olles benz iiiBen
@ellug- u.
On 6ieIem 2tbeno tonnte f4 2iIo
ni9t enti1lisBen, Ihlofen Su aeben,
Rdd6em fie Iic9 umgeSoeen uno in Elm
lDeihes 6aust!ciO gef@Iiipft Dar, fsBtc
lie 1i1 ouF ben 9olton ibres Sblaf-
otmmers. sic polte bic Ihonea
StunOen nod siumol genieBeu, olleS
in ii6 na6tliHgeu Id6cn.
gcquem le1ntc fc Iib iii i9rcn 5eTeI
3uriid lno I9loB bic Qlugsu. sic fn6
Saitfielos f9lnnte @jeitalt ldfiig an
Der Gdulc le6nen, bic Augea eeIsatt--
tie fiiblte Oes DiirnIieiners Sone i6r
Soor berii9ren unb Tob Ietu feines
Gddeln, Oas ibr 70 oft bas gfut in
bic Doneen tries.
S6r gluge I6pciftc iiber ben Gar.
bin biz gum See, Der FIbern i'm
Wlon6i@ein gidn3te. Die J1qdjtiqall
i'm Gjebiifd besdnn ipiebsr I'll lc6iaqen.
SiIo fiiblte iie6 gliidlicb uno tralirie
3noIcit9, uno Die 8lorbeit lno Stile
Der NaGt errcgte tie leltiam, ltoit iie
81 berubieen.
Was ipor oas nur qeiocIen9 gGns
bate pet 2or6 3u Sntel 6ans qsInat2
~ CT folle borli4tio iein, .Iie" plane
tinen neuen @orItoB. gGer mor Ie"g
Ser 2cr0 Fiigtc 6in3i, er ipihe olles
BON elena; i6rc BreunDin ipiirDe nimt
eber ru1en, als Bis fis 0errin in
Diirnitein iei llnb jebt pubte 2iIa,
lporur eS iid banoeIte. Bon Bella
slrdnEen par Die Heoe aetUeisu.
IS mar 6o1 9iibI4 BON 9oro 0aiti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
g}ene Na6rif.

0Sie gcitern 6efannt geua6t pilr.
De- miro Ole STANDARD @reaic on0
@lne Company" in @er6inoung nit
ocm SSn0itric-9urealL Oes @eiddits-
crpcitcrnngs-G -GcportementS Scr 3. &
O.-Giienbobu, cine 9lnlogc i'm Curtis
9oD'Diitrift crri9tcn lmO 8ei6diti.
ging fir 100 9(rbeitcr iin0en. Sic
iiges unO auSwdrtiecs Sopitol miro
iicb an Dem llntcrnebuen 6et6eiligelt
lno Serr George u. s86iting bon
Baltimore miro Der %rdiioent scr
neuen @ompagnic icin. Gie 8irmo
bat eiucn neuen Ero5eB tiir 6ettoc-
uinnlng lmo bic Jabrifotion bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19


tie bon $500 6eitoblen poroen iein.
Gs fam audi eii SSeulnit oerliegeu.
&or Dem Soiiie 9ar 1905, IS. 5try
wuroe oas glutomobif bon 8. s.
5ilnpion, g}r. 1915, DR Ctr, 9f..g9.,
geito6len
B en- niionirlitg olter 8eon.
ter.
Gice-9r0iioent @iori6oll iprroe CT.
iudt, Scr misunderstanding i'm
Saniar bei5upo6nen bel mclDer Die
&eniiousfroge ser GipiloienItbeon.
ten beipro6eu Deroen ioll Serr
@}ariGaIl lit Ieioer nidjt in Ser Gage,
scr Geriamniliing bci3uwobuen
oriidte iid ieooH ooDin6c6eno aus,
Dab er cine &euiioiirling ser Giuil-
oienitbeanteu ieitenS ser 0ie0ierung
6efiirworte, ieoo6 feine 3pongss
&eniionirimg Sine @cnIionirung
miirOc nlr gum @oble oes StoateS
iein Oa jiingereu Eeriouen @elegeu-
belt gege6en, miro, iic6 in Die 9lenlter
crfolgreih cin3uar6eiteu. Gs ioll ie.
BOD einem 8eomten geitottet iein, 10
longe i'm glmt al blei6ert tpie er mi
ston0e it, ieinen GienitobIieacn6ci.
ten nad5ufoHmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
500 / /
e. aortTebnna.l

~5ifblt bu, Sbnuff." loete cr, nidl
baa: aicb ia tets 6enliiDt bic 9fli9=
ten menes @mtes treu 3u erfiinen,
anet y DicIe Sobre bin iD MN 1c9on
IN gclieDEen Diirnltein, mo i6 iDie Der
C8roBsn elmer lebe, eeIiebt uno perbGt=
idelt, bon ieiner @eneinoe. llnb Dd
iinten ii @bmn, ba tperoen meine
amisbriioer periolgt unb gemDrbei
uHb baben iicb fir bic WliIiipnen ob=
asradert Derfolgt BON Slimo unO
Aranibeits Mie unbrou9bor un0 uns
piib mub it6 mir ba oortommenl@
uGntel," rief S6uuff in ber Gr=
regurg nanute iie ibu INNER Gntel
N6 bu. iuie IN ben &inoertagen II
aGniel mas md6ten mir obne Oib.
Du aeborit 5u uns unO gebit mir ni9t
Ha@ Gbina, 6os fab i9 birM
@ie mar 70 crI9roden BEL benz Sc
oantsn, CT Tonne no6 China pppen,
BOB i1r bic Irdueu in bic 4ugen tras
TIN.
HorD SaItfielb. Der i6nen aeqeniiber
ioB, mar fbon cine 3eitlanq nit Qdz
Neln Der llntsrbaltun5 bes ID unQlCt=
den Roores gefol9t. .Sollten 9oms
isne aIs ireiipiIlige RrontenpfIsqerin
nadQ @bino pollen, 10 brau6tcn Gle
ilrh MIR OIL mid 3u fpenben, ir6 f0nnte
oas aIles beiorgcn"
2ahen6 fab er ouf G9nuff, bic Elm
aaur @lds Getl geirunfcn 1otte uno
luu ourdous ni1t in Giimmiiao
~, ii4 neden 5u lu6en.
I'D, boS lit etipas fir ailo," mein.
4 fe brummi9; aber Der Diirnifeiner
ig9te feine Re9tc NIT feltem Druid ouf
aie 6ano feincs WdinoeIs, uno 2t1a
o6 ben @ormuno errOten0 uno 0erite-
9enb in bic 9lugen. -.
Der AofFee purbe auF Der oroBen
xrrraIfe gereicbt G5 mar elm bcttlt.
8er Abcnp gla@ triiben Sagen Ieuds
sle Der Wlonc pie0er i'm belItsn Sill
rglan3. iiber ben MieIeil un6 Blu
snbceten ibirebten g2ebslitleier
5innenD riateten Ii6 @oitiielcsNu-
sil auf 2ila. Ta It'll. istn Alid mli
slpe, Saulsa bis 9eFaoe 9inter i9rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

alan tFioabnt PC aeaIIim8rt 00fftIg0a6taI1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
ghs benz Snncren NfarBlouO'S uuS
ben ansren5enOeu Staaten.

3 cinen &erlcBltn9cn crlc.
Gen.
Ger 5armer 8iaiom Geon 63
Sabre alt, pclter na6e 6cocrols.
birg, DlO., wo6nt, ocritorb an ocn
erlittenen @erleeumeen ipeIde CT iid
AM Sreitog ourd sen SlbIttr5 aus
elmer 9duufrone 6eim Giniommelu
Dor Steineidenbldttern 5u5og
@eo1taoigt.
So6n Srp, Gin ebcmolieer glnocs
iieater oes @oitanlts III SogerStoiun,
@lo., lit aug Dem 9unoes5u6t6auS
in gltlonto begnooigt fporoen, ipo-
icl6it er eineu 5ernlin bon 80 @}o.
poten iuegen 8oit6eroublng abiisen
ioatc. 3iuolf Dlonate 0es EcrnincS
bat DER Dlon Der6iiBt,
3wei Beucr'fn @ 6orptoipn.
On ocm ollgclncincn Saocn bon 8.
g Bennett in S6orptolpr, Mo,
brdd Gin Sener ous, oaB OoS @c-
6dll0e eindicbertc uno cinen S6a0cn
m Dem 2ager bon $4,000 onri6tete.
Ter itartc 9tuecfot bottc cine Scr
brciting oeS 5eners bcr6iitet. Spd.
ter om Ioge 6roH elm Brand in Scr
SdneiOeniii6le BON s. cSronf, Bead
& 50. ans oaB gleidfoaS cincn
ScbaOen bon $1,000 onridtctc. S5icr
bo6en cine grpBe 9ln5obl ourc6 oaS
SSelWr ibrc 9(r6cit .oerloren.
&einc @ci6na6tS &utcr.
sGielc 5orlncr in ser llmgcblmg
bon @opnes6urp,- &o5 botten gluf.
trdgc iiip Fiiter fir OoS @ei6ua1ts-
felt cntge9cn ecnonnlcn Oo6 bcrfoi.
len oieicl6cn fdIt 9ur feinc, oo Ie
2G Gents Oos 8iinO lebenO @eipic6t
bcrlongen. glus Oieien @uno pcr.
ben 6amiliclL oic oernc einen fciIten
%uter auf ser @eibnadtstagtaicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
eoFaI6cridlte ang genihinatun.
!. .meEer AnAae 0inaIeI

gwcFcr Sudge Oingfeit
gem abt.
ga scr g'er5aitilug oes g}eeers
araper 5trotten mo ieiner SdJiue.
iicr Son 9lr. 1905, II StroBe, &c.
@ uobn6ait, iheint sic @oli5ei ci-
ilc 9leibe Gie6itdble aufgeocdt 81 ia.
BEN wel6e icit Idngerer 3eit oer
AuilIdrung 6eOuriteu @s wnroen
Npci @ogenlaoiugen gGte ans Der
Gg5mng oes @}ouues pno ser
6raa a6ge6olt. Ole Sahen 6eite6cn
Gus @eMal0cn, 5Mnudia6en, Sill.
hermaore1 ll0 meri6DoIler 1anen.
5arocro6e. ciroDer mir0e 6ereits
oa 5reitoa BON @oli5iilen in eiuem
lceytebcn0en @auie il6erroidt, bod
iAoB per @ei6te OurB cine @ooes
iilbentbire nro 6cperfiielliate ieine
6mdt auf einem griineu 3meiroo
iuelGes sur Grmitielliug 6eS @eiud-
ten iiibrte. Sn scr @obnlng oes Sc
iadlten melder i'm @ett ongctroffci
mrroc fauo Die &oIi5ci 3ucrit cine
Wit Giamanten beiebtc go(oeuc 81
gorettcn0nle uno anoerc Sdnuds
iodlen im 9ert6c BON $500 Iicie
1oMcn geb6rcH ocm 9ieprdientontclt
g9lliom Sent ats GoliiornieI in
oeijcn @o6nim9 Dor GINGER 3eit cin
Giubrld polliiibrt ipirOc Slu5 Ocni
3inuncr Scr 9legcrin wllroc glci6.
falls ciHc 9ln5abl lpclt6pollcr
c1nuldQegcuitdloe entiernt. Strot
ten ipiiroe ocs Srageus geia6rli6cr
sSafici 9eirctens frcniocn @i9en.
t6uniS iuiO 5a6lreiGcr Gin6riide &c.
ibnloigt m0brenO OaS 5roleu3int
mer Ger Se6lerci 6eidulOiat murOe.
Sewis maidinrngemcbre
ilrbruitbbar.
arieaSicfrctdr 9afcr t6cilt in ci.
rem oiiijiellen 9crid6t nit, Oob sic
2c0iS Q}nihiuengetue6rc, ole noH
iAgem Grit0er cinen c6enoligen
glrHceoiiijier, 6enount iuprocn un0
fart BON Der 6ritiiHen ino canooi.
idlcu glrefnee ongefauit piroer Iid)
ridt fiir 0ic 8lDcdc scr duerifoui,
itct srnec cigNcn Gcridjieoene
%riiiimgen luiiroei nit Oieiem Wta.
idiueugeipegr iHtcrnoulucn Ood
aatteu alle Gin negatives &eiultat.
9s lanr0c oarauf auimerfion gc-
nadt oaB Sic itrengite Gbicftibit0t
6ei 9curt6eihtng 0eS @epe6res Oh.
raltetc ano bic Gntideiolng ii9
Hirat ae8cn oos D}oi6inengepe6r,
i0nNcru gegeu ieine 9raudbarfeit
icbtetc
@emelocte Gic6itG6le.
er Bolijci iuIir0en folgeuoc Gie6-
ildlle gemeloet
Sn Dem Soocn Bon I6os. UarO.
ner g4r 20ti 4 9troBc 0f .@, CT.
6roden gie6e 5tUei Ginuurfnaifi.
uon iniS raubtcn sen SSn6alt
Sn cincm @eidaft an ser 7. Stp
pilI 6rGillcin Sottie g}epmDer pou
glr 1926, 2onier &lace 9l,.@., nm
cine DiaHaut 9oritednaoel i'm @er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
GIN gates 9Scihnat6tsz
@cScDemf.

S9os ioG it6 ocn &otcr, Scr
@lutter, ocnl 9ruOcr, Scr SGmc-
iter, 0cut 6rcln0c 5rl g8eibno6.
ten ic6cnfen?
0ie 9contporting Scr 6rogc
lit cinio6;
SupitGn 9Snnl S5uis's Sndy
in ueldcm CT bic Belle Des 1tns
tcricc SonS6lsidJiffcs yScntid-
lamb" b0n Sremen nad Baltic
more nuO 5nriid beIdJrci6t.
g8ir wagcn 0ic 9c9ailptlinq
oui5uitclen DOB Icltcn Elm feI
iclnOcr gai6ric6encs @uc6 oif
ocn omcrifonii6cn 9iicbcrmarft
gebro6t porogi lit.
81 erboltcn I'M @urcol oes
o0eutl6cn Gorrciponoenten".
0cutib ruo euglii6.
&rcis $1.25 oDer $1.35, tucnn
ollrb bic &oit be5oscn.
Der &eingewinn Der @ubli
8iiten5 Der SeorIt'S Snternotionol
&i6rorD 60, flieBt Dem See
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

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600 foitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19
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tigc slrronganent trifft Die @oit aus
Baltimore itnO n0rOIicben Std6ten
icbt am @oruittag, itott mie frii6er
am 9ia1mittog Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-19

b6tten, eine onocre Sorte sSleiib
bor5ie6cn, @leicbfous 6eIte6t ie6r
penig 9la1iro9c no6 @iern imo lit
OoS SuGeu6adeH itart cingcidrGnft
porOen Gie Sousfrouen pollcn
feline er5or6itnnten @reiie 5o6lcn,
iuenu nidt obio(ut notbpenoig.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
OATMANS
LOCAL
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct 6.-Peace rumors and bearish rtmors regarding the Argentine crop resulted in a series of downward swings in the value of wheat today The market closed heavy, ek to 55sc lower with De- cember at sL57% to s1.57B and May at S1.57h to s1.573s. Corn finished & to 1%.c off and oats down h%Ac to Ac, Provisions scored gains rang irg alh the way from d shade to S Ms7c.
 Suggestions of a likelihood of show CTS in Argentine made the wheac bulls uneasy from the start. as here tofore no sign had been reported of a breaking up of the drought which has been forcing Europeans of late to enlarged buying in the United States. Lower quotations at Buenos Aires tended further to favor the bears, and so 600 did a decline in vessel rates from South America with consequent increased shipments.
 Incredulity as to the truth of the peace rumors prevented wheat from breaking much beyond ordinary limita except in the case Of the July option. in which trading as yet is relatively l light.
 Corn sympathized with the weak ness of wheat.
 Oats, although at first displaying independent strength, finally shared in the depression of other grain. Diminished receipts of hogs tended | to lift provisions.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
STATE OF RIISINESS

BOSTON Oct 6.-The Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
 Demand has continued broad and extensive in the wool market during the week and prices are very strong with the tendency decidedly upward and holders increasingly reluctant to sell. Most of the business has again been in the new territory wools, all though a considerable quantity of South American cross bred wool has been sold to arrive.
 The goods market is strong and healthy.
 Secured basis:
 Texas-Fine 12 months sOGs5; fine eight months, 70m75c.
 Territory-Half blood combing S56 S7c; three eighth blood combing 7Sm SS; fine staple SSM92c; fine clothing S0HSlc; fine medium clothing 75675c.
 Pulled extras S3mS5c; A S00S3c; fine req SOC; A supers 66m72c.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
SCOTTSDALE NEWS

John Kennedy and Edwin Brown returned Saturday night from a trip to the Grand Canyon While in Flag staff they had the privilege of visit ing the Lowell observatory and of looking at the heavru5, through the huge Lowell telescope.
 Mrs. M. B. Carter, who has been spending the summer in California returned home on Monday.
 His friends will be interested to learn of the recent marriage of A. F. Steele to Miss Pearle Cook, of Pittsburg, Pa. The wedding took place at Rishee. on the 17th of Aug ust, but it is only within the past few days. that friends were notified of the event. They are making their home at Mrs. Steele's ranch in Para disc valley.
 Mrs. Laurie Gammil entertained with a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Charles Caldwell, recently. The ladies of the neighborhood were her guests, and four nicely 'knotted com forts were the results of the after noon. Ice cream and cake added to the enjoyable feature of the occasion.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Alfredo Geddis to Edward Caldwell, on Saturday evening, Octo- Der, 21. 1916.
 MT. and Mrs. Anderson and Rev. E. c. Forsyth. of Mesa, were the guests of Mrs. Allen Cash and daugh- ter, Monday evening.
 Mrs. Paul Loomis spent Wednesday as the guest of Mrs. Ralph Scorili, of Arizona Falls.
 A. H. Gibson delivered forty head
Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
NOTICE TO BOND RuvERs

ORDERED that the Bonds of tho Town of Wickenburg in the sum of si7.000.0o( Of which seventeen bonds
 shall be of the denomination of
 Sl,OOO.00 each all bearing interest at
 the rate Of SC per annum, interest
 payable semi-arnually and containing
 the further provisions hereinsetforth
 be and the same are hereby ordered
 and directed to be sold for the pur-
 pose of paying $12,000.00 for the con
 struction and erection of an Electric
 Lighting System and $5,000.00 for the renodelinG and equipment of the present water works plant. Said bonds shall be dated the 1st day of
 Nov 1916, payable twenty years after issue with the right of redemption in the Town of Wickenburg after ten years at the rate of $1,00O.0O a year. i said bonds to be sold to the highest bidder at rneeting of the Council to be held on the goth day of October. 1916, at the hour of 1O.3O A. M. at the CouGcil Chambers of the Town of l Wickenhurg at which time sealed pro-
 posa!s and bids will be received and
 acted upon by the Council and the
 sale rewarded to the highest and best l responsible bidder; provided that na
 bids will he received for said bonds
 for ess than par and accrued interest