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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

j. l.. Mcclure autoed 10 Grand Forks
Saturday afternoon. He received a mes
sage stating that his brother had been
severely burned. y party of thirty was
in attendance at a dance held in a barn
on the Chas. Abby farm near Gilby, and
a part of the floor being temporary, COW
ering the place where a silo was to be
built, gave way. y gas light hanging
beneath the loor exploded and besides
John Mcclure being injured several 9TH
sfs were badly bruised. one person re-
ceiEing a broken leg.
Earl Nyhus went to Devils Lake Mon
day.
i. T. ReEnem went TO Maxwell Tues
day.
Miss Loasseth was Il passenger to
Fairdale Wednesday.
Mr.. Melby made a business trip to
New Rockford Friday.
NJ. ri. VanOsdal was a Lawton bust
ness caller Wednesday.
MIR. Sprague of Grafton was an Ed
more caller last Thursday.
r. y. Thompson left Wednesday for
his home in Cyndcn, Canada
Mrs. Louis Aaberg and daughter Ma
bel were Lakota callers Monday.
The Langdon ball team went to Fair
dale Sunday after playing here and were
defeated 8 to 3.
The Misses Hammer and Wheeler were
passengers to Devils Lale Friday.
Mr.. Scott. Jr.. of Lawton was in town
Sunday and took in the ball game.
J. A. Lee went to Glasgow, Montana,
last Thursday for the purpose of shear
ing sheep.
William Weatherly and Harry Brown
attended the ball game Sunday evening
at F%airdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. T. f. Craig of Hamp-
den visited at the DR.. D. +. Craig homc
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Schlosser, who has been
teaching at Hatton. is visiting in the viii
lagc.
Mrs. John Witness of Derrick who
has been visiting Mrs. Hetland, returned
home Saturday..
Mrs. J. D. Robertson returned last
Thursday from Lengthy. Mimi, where
She had been visiting her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Askelson who have
been visiting relatives here for the past
week, left Wednesday for their home IN
Co-twright.
The Special School district election
held Tuesday for the purpose Of select
ing directors for q term Of three years
resulted in the election of G. A. Sagen
and Charley Erickson. The numehr of
votes each received as follows: c. A.
Sagen, 1902; Charley Erickson, II; T. II.
Woldy. 81.
On Saturday evening, June Sd, a parcel
shower was rendered to Miss Ella Om-
lnad. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A..
Ogilvie.
The rooms and tables We're beautifully
decorated in pink and white. The chan
deliers were festooned with pink and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Arne Karinimi son of Adam Karini-
mi, q prominent farmer northeast of
town. was taken to st. Michael's hos
pital at Grand Forks Monday, to under
go an operation for spinal trouble.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Mrs. Lawrence Benson left Friday for
Chenille. Mimi, where she will visit
relatives. Sine was accompanied to La
kota by Miss Mary Luros who returned
Friday morning.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

A. E. Sylvester accompanied the Min
neapolis Boosters as far as Leeds on
Tuesday morning and it was with great
difficulty that he escaped the bunch
when they left that city, they were de-
termined that he should make the COM
plete circuit.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Rev. Helseth was down from Bisbee
the first of the week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

One Of the chief attractions on "Olt
Settlers Day" will be a 100 yard dash
between Norman Nelson and P. N. Gil
berg. A. 800 side bet is up on thi.
race. The Studness store expects ~
make this a special occasion for adver.
tising Munsing Wear.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

churchs F'erry's postofice receipts
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Col. Henry Hale will be the speake'
here Old Settlers Day, June 21st.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Those from here who attended tho
Shrine meeting at Grand Forks last Fri
day were Matt and Charles IIngelhorn
and w. y. Hausmann.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Miss Nerva Hausmann returned home.
Tuesday form Lansing, Iowa where she
attended the schoo during the winter.
Churchs Ferry was represented at the
ball game Sunday at Brinsmade. Car
rington winning the game with a score
of 2 to 0.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

On Saturday evening, Tune Sd, a parcel
shower was rendered to Miss Ella On
mad, at the home Of MI. and Mrs. r. A.
Ogilvie.
The rooms and tables were beautifully
decorated in pink and white. The char-
deliers were festooned with pink and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

All arrangements have been made for
the ball game between Cando and Brins.
made on Old Settlers Day June p.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Harlow will have a Farmers Day eel
ebration Saturday, June 10.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Miss Salome Morris of Cando was p
guest of Miss jamie Gum on Monday.
h was cnroute to Minot.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

Miss Laura Steen left Saturday for
Knox after spending several days as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Haugen.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

While coming down the school house
steps yesterday morning, Master Milton
Hagen slipped and sprained his sankle
severely. This Of course mad to happen
just at the beginning of the holidays.
Hard luck, Milton.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

T. Il. Engclhorn went to Fargo the
first of the week being called there to
attend the Federal court.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

We had a fine rain Monday. nearly an
inch Of water fell.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

The Special School district election
held Tuesday for the purpose Of select
ing directors for a term Of three years
resulted in the election Of c. A. sagen
and Charley Erickson. The numehr of
votes a received as follows: c.. A.
Sagen, 1902; Charley Erickson, II: T. II.
Woldy. "a.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

A children's program was given at the
zion church Sunday afternoon and the
lunch served on the lawn.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-15

julius Raltshel, studnet at Concordia
college came home for the summer va
cation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
WrnnSciacnt6tms.0 0D,arft.

Grei 9oitltellen IN @eItport, al
Der glnnnpoliS Baltimore Short
Cine, murOen BON Scr SponiI6.9lme-
ricon Sort ono Speciality 60, einen
iiuigen llnternebnren, ipel6eS Dor Ell
uem Sabre ms 2eben aerufen ipur.
oe, bon gbas. ). Sia ino 6rou ee-
follit. @s miro ongenommen, OoB
ouf Dem QonO cine neue Sobrif er.
rirbtet ueroen ion.
Gas 9ogerbaus Ger. 222, g9eIt-
GamoenitroBe, mlnoe ourd sic Sir.
ma Sulius Wliut iiir oie 9todIaBDer.
polIer oeS Samuel Neaop @igen.
tblms an Oie 6irma =. Sermon &
Co., aleioer Sabrifouten, bernie.
tbet.
Sr. Sranf @. SreD bat iein @obn.
6aus, 0tr. 209, Safoole Hooo, ourd
ole 6irma SO. 6. Sadion & So. fiir
mebrere Sabre an Sru. Sobn gmorD
0roB OerllletDet.
Gie 6irma Gouabp, Seoru & 60,
bat ole @or5eae IA, Seftion so in
oen Gen Sias, tuelbe an ser Olot-
ting6am 9foaO liegt rno bon no aus
ooS 2anO fir Wleilen iiberIe6en per.
oen fann an q. 6. @. @aroner Der.
fault pelder oQrouf Elm prddtigeS
2onObauS erriften ipil.
Der @ice YrGli0ent ser galti.
more Ohio @obu s. 20. DoDis bat
olIrd oie Sirma @aIOmin & sSrid oie
groBe &eIiDen5 bon Srn. @urter @.
Osborn I'M OiolouO @orf. 9Sr. 305,
HiogeuooO, fir mebrcre Sabre ae-
mietbet
Tos Saus 9ir 1859. Gorspelitr.,
puroe BON Dem @ermaIter George 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30

Sbomos @. @udnoYter. %, unH
Gelmo Wlop, IS.
Somes gg. Steele, 81, gem Cattle,
go. un0 WtorD g. 2inbolu 81.
SorriIon 30. Steiuort, %, Nitts-
fielo, Aioii., inO Sounob z. SoIber,
%, 2ufeus, ga.
SSobn gS. @oIter, 25, inO Morga-
ret s. Gerher, 80.
gLnton 81. Stublcr, 81, uno Gliie
%eIpig, 90.
GbomoS 6. Griiino, 25, imO Gloro
9. Ein8lcD, 25, eeidjieoen.
@dbor 2rfinidh, 33, gSittuer, lmr
W1innie 2ongc. 26, @iImineton, Gel.
@oSQuoIc 81 EosquoIe, 90, unc
Yoolino @orbern, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
itm @cIO nuO Olcdt.


&icle SdaOenerIobflo9cn unO bobe
9lnipriide fir 9erlesungen ourd
9Iutomobile. ~ SenrD &feil, ein
0ifi5ier ser 8unOes 9Irmee, wia
ieinen Namen 9eribtli6 9eGnoert
boben. @6efnoten our66oueu.
Sir Oen 12 Sabre olten SiiOor
HuOmonsfi reihte Der &e1tsonmolt
Siaac 2obe Strous geitern cine &lo-
ge nm $4,000 S9oOeneriot im Su-
periorgeribt gegen @corg Soos upo
Wiartiu 6Or elm. IeSgleiben Der.
Iongt ser Batter oeS anobeu $1,000
SAooeneriot, Ger anabe erlitt an
ser Gde bon Baltimore unO 9c-
tbclitraBe einen 9einbru6 un0 an
oere GerleBungen, ais er bon Dem
9lutomobil ser @erflogten iiberiob.
rem pnroe.
$4,000 I iir einen auto lln-
foII.
SSm Superior.@eriht mur0en 5pei
4Ioqen Inn $685. 900 SdoOeneriob &c
gen @Dmon 9Ibromion uno @m. s..
9rDon eingcrciNt. Gie alGger limo
Der 13 Sabre oItc 9euionin 6rieo.
man rnO oeIen 8oter, pel6e an 13.
glugllt BON Dem 9hltonobil ser Ser
flagten al Ger @de bon @iltens.glpe.
lno Yulosfi.StroBe iiberiobren miir-
Sen.
3mei meiterc @lagen.
@egen 2eonaro $. @eil imo 6roll
iino i'm Superior-@erid)t geItern wei-
tere alugen nm S6ooeuerioe bon
@eo. $. 8au1ous uno 5rou nm $t3,-
600 eingereicbt iuor0en. 9efonntlib
wiroen cine 9ln5obl Yerionen in Der
@oIbington &ooo bon Dem 9(ltono-
bill Der 8erflugten iiberfobren. Ger
@ciammt6etrng ser bisber onbGngis
gemadten Sdaoeneriosfloeen be-
lGuft iib iopeit auf $SS,OOO.
2 haOeneriaB &loge &c
gen Oie Q StroBenbabu
Gle Stenograpbiitin 9loeIe 2inOeu-
berg, cine Eohter Oes Sru. Sermann
9inoenberg, bat our6 oen glnwolt
SSiooc 9obe Straus cine Gloge Inn
$4,000 Sdnoeneriob gegen oie Stra-
Benbabn-@ -@eieul6oft einreiben laHen,
IeSgleihen fIogt Ser Batter Inn
$4,000 iiir oen 8erlult ser Gienite
ieiner Eohter. SSn Der alaaeidrift
miro 6ebauptet, OoB oas MdOAen bel
oem groBen Shirme am Sonntag in
8oD Sbore-Yorf 3uiluht oui ser
Neranoa oortlelblt genommen babe
unO oabei 6radb Der SuBboOen, oos
NfdOAen itiir5te nieOer uno brab Gin
@ein
Millicinen q amen 0eru
Ger in Sopaii ltotionirte 9unoeS.
Sfii5ier ser Snfonterie, SenrD Yfeil.
bat I'M &reisgeribt glr. 2 Elm @eiudJ
eingereidbt, ieinen Gomen in Seuru
Senoerion Efeil um5uduoern. Yfeil
| iagt, 0oB er ben gfomen iciner W|nt
Ter ais Nlittelnomen an5ume6men
ruiinidt Oomit &ermedielunaen per
mieoeu weroen,
@ @eiHie0ene 2eute.
5rau MarD 9. Sorriiou BON Or
225, &oppletonitroBe, er6ielt geItcrn
i'm &reiSgeridt 9ir. 2 cine abiolut.
SHeiOumg BON @m. s. Sorriion
Den lie IN 1899 6eirot6ete uno int9i5
perlieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
Nmfrmf

Soll Dem amerit1niidcll Golfc Der
9rotforb b06er oebGngt merOen2
Gas miro Der Sou fem penn ni6t
nit Dem @ei5eu bouSbdIteriiA um.
gegnngeu miro. Qie OieSid6rige
@rnte lit Elm totolerSebIihIog. &oun
500 0liuionen 9uibel @ei5eu 6etrGst
oie @ei5enernte in Sen Ser. Stooten
uuo Canada gegen t40O Nlinionen
guibel i'm 8oriobre, elm 9Iusfol bon
600 Wtiaioncn 9uibel mebr ais ole
Ser Stoaten iG6rlib coniumireu.
Gie 6olge lit, onB @ei5eu nit ieoem
Gage i'm Ereiie Iteigt, OaS NlebI tbeu.
rer miro unO Ole 9dder ongefiinoigt
baben, oaB iie oen GreiS oes 8 Gents
2oibeS 9rot auf 6 Gents erboben unO
Die @jroBe OeS 10 Gents 9oi6eS Der.
fleinern miiiien.
Gor 100 Sabren sur 3eit ser 9to-
poleoniiAeu &riege, imO Dor 80 Sab
rem w6brenO OeS nmerifonii6en 9ur.
gerfrieges. itieg g8ei5en ouf $2.S5.
Soa lidb oie @eihihte pieoer6oIen /?
SSn @nglonO rnO 6ronfreih InO
ebenfous NliBernten 81 per5ei6nen.
Ger@ei5en6eoori ser @elt fam nidt
befrieOigt uerOeu. Tie 9rotiuuherer
imo Spefitlonten iinO MIR 3u iuilig.
Niiaionen oiif Soften oeS amerifoni.
iben 8olfes 81 bomitern Sic peridi-
den nadj luie Dor lmgebeilcre Nuon-
titGten gBei5en ms gluslono, ais o6
ser @orratb unerihopflif mare. @ebt
es 10 meiter Damn peroen longe Dor
ser nGdIten Grnte oie Ser. Staoten
NIT leeren 8ornfoumern ooiteben
Dauim muB es beiBen: o9lmerico
firit" Nlit ooIlem Sug mo Nedt
nuB OoS amerifoniIhe Golf 5uerit
al iid Oenfen, an ieine 9lrbeiter mo
9lrmen. Sir oieie ino iebt oie @reiie
Der 2ebenSmiitel lhOn Oiel 81 bod,
Iober Die pielen StrifeS. Ger Aei.
SEN muB I'M 9onOe bleiben Seoer
observation-disclosures iolte ihIeuuieii
iein @ongreBmitglieO unO Oie Bun,
Oesieuatoren ieineS StaateS crmden
BOB Die 9(uSiubr bon @ei5en olf oeu
Ser Staaten bis sur nGhiten @rntC
iInteriagt miro. Gas lit feline poli'
tilde, ionoern cine wirtbidaitliGc
Sahe- @s tbue SeOer ieine @fIidt
Iie Geuticb 9lmerifaniihe Sanoels-
fanmer, %einrid Charles, Sefretdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
N;F1dor scFar9I97
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 O RIA
Wle6I- lmO @etrciSc- -WlarFt.

DienIto9, 80. gluguit 1916.
@lebI. ~ 3ufubr 32,665 6diicr,
einibIicbIid 1853 6dIier au 2ocllit-
Eoint mo 1873 Sdiicr 5u GontoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
SIN Olcner nlS Qehensrctter.

Ser 10 Sabre aIte Somuel 9rDon
bon g3r. 1917, Oit2erington-StroBe
iiel eelteru om 6uBe Der 6eas sStroBe
ms @oiier imO uur Dem reht5eitigen
ginereiien oeS 9legers g9iQiam $.
Sefferion bon 9lr. 1922, 9opmon.
6troBe, bat er eS 81 perOonten, OoB
er belite nod om 9eben ipeilt. SSef.
feriou iprons Dem llntcrinfenocn
nod uno bradte i'm ans 2onO.
@rDon iuuroe natb Dem ct. Soiepb's
Soipitnl gebrobt, 100 er lid bolO
nie0er erholte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30

9agbp an Sri. 0lettic @lears Der.
fault, Ger SeiibtiteI iurroe BON ser
Eitle Guarantee & Gruit So gepriiit
lnO garantirt
aGie SSciieriou @ein- lno Spirihio-
fen @eiellihoit BON gImerifa, aeeen.
pdrtig nit Git III @ctersburg @a,,
bat Oilrh Oic 6irma @aloipin & Sricf
Ons 2agerbmts glr. "a. Siio Char
leSitraBe, eemietbet rno miro ibr
Sauptgeid6it nod bier oerlcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30
SSricnbcridt.

Sic @iienbobn glrbeitcr Situotion
b1ngt pie Elm Qamofles-S Shpert
iiber oen 9lftien-Morft. ~ Giien.
babn-Sblieotionen ge6en 5uriid.
Motor-@ruppe 5eiet gleicbfoas
cine ShwGhe. Baltimore
0lorft idIGft Sen Gorur0Sden-
9dIaf.
9Iem Oorf, 80. 9heuit. 0ie
gtoArihten, pel6e ans @aibiugton
in 8e5ug Der Giienbobn-9Irbeiter.Si
tuotion eintrafen, poren niAt oo5n
ougetbun sur Sebing oes Marftes
bei5utrogen ionOern riefen bel Der
@roffnlng oeS Ylarftes betrd6tlihe
Gerlulte berbor. gfoH einigen Minli.
ten modte iih elm feiterer Con be-
merfbar, inter pelhen einige 9lftien
iiber ibre eeitrige glotiruug ltiegen
0ie @iienbobn glusgoben woren
ober niht in ser aufiteigenoen Gen.
Oen5 einbegriffen. Seooing fiel IA
ouf 1922 5uriid, mO llnion Eociiic
ouf 140 nit eiuem @erIuit bon eiuem
Yunft. gerluite bon 9leinigfeiten
wuroen in onoeren 9lusgabcn oieier
@ruppe ieIteeitent.
Gleine StobI.Snouitrieen 5eieteu
9iiidgGn6e bon rneetdbr einem &uuft
inter fleinen llmiGten
glm ipGten 8ormittog pGren Oie
giicnba6n-9Ilisgoben augemein einen
Eunft inter Dem geitrigen SdmB-
BreiS gefoaen. S1iifobrtS.9hSgo
ben waren 6iemlih oftiO itno felt.
Inter oen ihwG1iten Spe5iolitGten
bcfanoen iib SMoe6afer, melhe iiber
bier &unfte 8uriidiielen, ga He Itorf
in gerbinolng it Dem @eriiht elmer
neuen Sinan5irllng Der @eleuihoit
ongeboten ipnroen 9lnoere gluS9o-
ben in ser Wlotor.@ruppe gingen aus
SDmpatbie nit 5uriid. Nhlnition rnO
9lusriiihng iiigten ibren iriibcren
@erhIiten meitere bin5n. &upier, be-
ionOerS Eenueliee, ging bis 81 3pei
@unfte 5uriid @egen Ylittag lieB
Ger Grud ettpoS nad rmo murOcn
fIeinere @eminne einiger 9lftien per.
merit.
Ger SonOel lieB om g1aAmittog
betrdhtlih noh, bod ma6ten Shiff.
fabrts &or5uas-9lftien quite @eminne
lnO 5eigten Motor 3u6eb0rtbeile
gleihfoQs cine geluilie Stdrfe, Zen.
nenee.&upier Oerlor A Yumfte.
Baltimore @0rie.
Sn 9altimorer SSinan5 areiien
miro Der @iieubobn Situation jebt
nub mebr 9liimerfiomfcit geibenft,
lno bat iid ole 9lniibt IN Den lebten
"a Stunoen beoeuteno geduOert. PIN
WlOntag uilroe nod oerihieOentIid
bebauptet oaB ser Strife feinen gro.
Ben GiafluB ausii6en miro, bod
berrldt ieBt cine anoere Wieinlmg
bor Smmerbin miro ongenonplen.
Dob Der Strife beigelegt miro. Sic
9abn.Erdiioenten inO oie fiibrenoen
9anfiers pcrliren niht i6reu 9opf
Inter 0en SSnbabern bon Giienbobn-
Sbligotionen berribt feline @onif. ga
oIlgemein oie glnnabme oorberridt
BOB ser Strife BON nur fur5er Gauer
iein fam.
Ger glftieu-Morft ipor geItern mic.
Der iebr floit mo fam foum bon ei-
mem @eid)dft geiprohen iperOen. Tic
@orie in Baltimore iheint Oen Corn.
rOSden-SdIof 5u idlafen mo portei
olIf oen Hrin5en, Der lie aus Dem jebi
idon 81 ldngen SdInf eruedt. Sol.
fcntlih wdbrt Oies niHt meDr oIl5n
Iange, ga ooS Publifim oos Snte.
reiic OIL oen 0orgdngen olf Ser @0rlC
oerliert, ino muB OieieS Sntereiie i'm
SntereIie oeS Sonoels padaeboIteu
wcroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30

3n scrfGnfcn.
sEIhtIs fhF arute bic in GnrtIS Bah wObnen.
@eben ole flo Die neuen 01uIer IN BEN
1000 @Iod Der WcunlngtDn.QNcMue NIT Bernns
ben an Der 5ront an 9lae Bednenlidteiten
MODERN bis IN 1ue @u5elbeien. Ulan nebme
Orleans ooer Gurts Bab @leitriihe, Iteige an
Der @nrtissQlbemIe nnb Gbprebs GtraBe db nilO
qebe enen Nlod meltli6 slir YennHaionsgloe.
Inter ben oben erlpdbnten SdnIerH beflHoen
Itb mebrere QdOen.
@eoneungen benz aduier paeno
gl9ent an Srt un0 @tene tdalid uno GonHs
tags
@alter 8. @eitpbaI,
@ieeni6imer unb @olmnteruebmer,
lt9--20-2i Wlnnieb Q'nilbina.
An0i7-&&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30

S Her. N 3ufubr 260,956 9u.
iAel; |erionot bon oen Glepotoreu
32t ,2S9 9nidel; Glepotoren.G .Gorratb
420,463 9uiAcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-30

OR. 3 meiBcr. ........ 5031 sta
&ooocn. ~ 3uhIbr 4iS4 Dit
ibel; &erionOt BON Oen @lepotOrcn
9uidel; glepotoren &orrutb
92,605 8uihel.
&eutige ShmBrote:
N1r. 9 meltlider. 1880
sn S6den. 9O-tOS
The sun., 1916-10-13
ENTRIES.

Flrs' neutrality-suspicious.: msidens:
selling i've and a half furlongs; Ed Gar.
tls"n. IL: Cinco Colorado. 1903. Ros. Finn,
ig? nrisht star. 1903. Tinse!. 1913. Cherry
I".ra.. 'os, 'gI""n Ht.htl. lot.
S'.Hul Raec-Two-y.ar-old maidens;
%sc.ine i've and a hair furIongs Marble,
head. liz Fare, ll2, B~sIlygInge. IA,
los: Netting Moments timpI
Joe -argou II limp. ll?, capita Prize,
IL Long Dtstany" 100; Velour. 1903.
Third Rtce-Thre--ye,r-oIas and ur-
ward selling, mile: Royal Interest. ia:
Presumption. IL %Fernrock. ~ voluspa,
pr. IA. The hump. ia; S~tonehenge. IA;
r. pton, Jos. 'Swect!e. 100. 'Rose J~ul.ct,e.
loo.
Fourth Race-Ail ages; Handicap: hlie.
and mares siS tlr,ones; celtic. ,?s Anita,
100. Miss Puzzle. ne. queen ~ the Water
lui. Lady Hirbary, l.0, Huntress. 100;
l'!y Htilur'on, Jos. ppheiis W. i0?,
F'h Mediterranean and up.
ward. purse, mile: Wise Man. ITO. Road.
!0i. Hilmet. 40 Benevolent imp.p. los.
N,lro'e tWrN tnt Wiinsv. To-.
sixth Race-Four-year-olds and IN.
ward selling mile and = sixteenth: III
weiss. IL Jacket. I'2; Hiker. lOa. 30, n
Haven. 40, 'Aft"rglow. 10: 'Fori Mai
to-, S,orpti. liz bhcyron lle, May War
rem, 100. 'Orpsrth. no 'A,siun, lO7,
'Iriu" Mover. 1917
seventh Eace-Thrce- year-o!ds and IN,
Eddie 7. li2. Song ~ Valley, Ito; D!nat
10. lo7; Queen Of Paradise, ioi; 'Gaiar
l0j; 'Fonc'ionsire Omp ). 81. Day bay
10; Senator CASEY. Ito; Maccahee. %
'Succcss. ios; Ambrose, loS.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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First Rac--Alowance.: three-year-olds
md upward, mald-ns, one m!,e PAMELA,
loi; Dick West, 100. Louise Green, lOi:
Jim Wakeley. tot; J. c Stone. lO7. jaime.
Oakley. i0I, southern League, 1907: Iron
N,.'"r. io7 Joe Walsh. los: Pierce W,
40 Roy, IL; Alberta True. III.
n,c aui p hair turlongs; spring song. ~;
.B'' COW, 70 Carrie Louise, iot 'Mnv
Rock 100, our Meta, 100 Helmets
Dsutht"r. lo9: Lady Hathern, III Ka-
gAra. li2; Hiri Lore. ne: Cyn'hia pvyer.
IL: Mt;in li:i Elizabeth Thompson, III.
ThirI hacc-AdVauua Money Selling,
'hr'e year olis md upward; siS fnrlonrs:
crush Tush. ~. 'Wor.d's Wonder, 80.
'Dranre. 20, Rlanchita, lO2 Bola,a, l0i;
'Roqu'rlm. 100 ". Bert Thurman. lot;
'Almcia Lawrence. lOi; Eddie Delling.
Tot. Lady Jan" Grey. io7. white. 1903.
Bi,lv Joe, IL,
Fourth Rocc-seNinsf Metropo,c Hotel
Handicap: three-y"ar.ulds and upward
ono mile and ~ eighth; Solid Rock. ~;
Floral Park. ss syrian, 1906 Yenghrc. 100,
lIf,h Race-Al,owunces, three-yoar-olis
six furlauss Biidy. lni, Ardent. lO6: sun
God. .lo7, Mission Bell. los. Arch Plot,er
lOG. Kinney, ll2.
sixth Race-selline; two-ycar-o'd.: one
mile: 'Mi.brey. tOl: 'Highlnnd Lassie. l02
.Rutland Arms. l0t, spring Wheat. l0t
Lucille p. lOi; Penrod. los.
seventh Ro~ce-selingi three-yesr-olds
one mile and seventy yards: 'Tynn, 9b
'Wslga, gh, Rapids, lOt 'Fsir Orient, lOt
Rifle shooter. 40; Turco, 10; Margaret y.
ITO.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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QUERIES
AND
ANSWERS
BY
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tom-P saws that when the Giants
came back from the Western trip when
they won all games played they returned
In first place. + says that they we're only
In the FIRST division, Pleas. look this up
and decide our bet. Z y F.
Giants were one-half game from first
place.
Dear Tonic settle n bet. Ia III" Jack,
queen, king. ace and deuce n straight In a
poker game what does II beat
NJ l. j.
Not unless II has been agreed before
Rand to play round the corner str,ights.
When played II ranks below any other
straight. but beats trGlets.
Dear Tom-A player asks Tor three cards
after correctly d.scariing three. tn" dealer
turns over one Of the three. Must the
PLAYER take !; or does he get another
card J. w.
lie is not allowed 10 take II. but must
wait unit! all the others. including the
dealer. are helped before II In replaced.
Dear Ton-Bstter hits bail To centre
field and touches frst. second and third
bases. hu. II caught az tho plate. IL bat
ter credited with Nh ROBERT CANS.
lie Is credited with a three base hit.