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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14
Wrsnoeisent5nms ltebertrasmngen.
gtnetnnatt 13. gapp.

u u u utL 10. otpus
pdul Seibemann on Marp 6.
5luegemann, 80 bel 1O3 SUB an Der
Oiifeite Der 2oDeG 9lDenue In Gbe.
blot, 81.
Sames u. @amble on bic Stabt
Cincinnati, 156 Bel 248 SUB on Der
Gde Der @lenmore @penie II. Bridge,
tomn Roab In Green Sptpnfbip, 81.
Ge Cincinnati, aebanon unb Rors
!bern Rp. 60. an bic Gtabt Wors
ipoob, Elm sratt 2anb in Scttion "a
tn Columbia sopnfbip, 81
Gaa Wallate an 2drl 6oepfner,
106 Bet 142 Gub an Der gsDrheite
ber prtte Stu Mpdb IN GtsHnu 30
Il etprsS IotuajHa. =.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

Die Sitle Guarantee unb Sruit
eo., 5rufiee, an Subsrt mcMuIlen,
3ot Hp. 264 In bem gpoTbinatpn
5sigbts Dinner, $3225.
DO. an o., Gut To. 257 in perIels
ben llnterabtbeiluna, $3.50
Souis 9. Gpot an Sirb z. grus
fep. Got go. s in g. g. Garpens
fer's britter llnterabtbeiluna in
Wncming, 81.
yteilie g. Storp an gmerp g. elp.
ttns. % bsi 1s9 CUB an Der Gaiteru
@penue, 81.
Foroon IN. 8oiren en- 0dure 6.
eupton, so @der 2dnb in Settion
"a, Spmnres 9otpnibip, 81.
saure 6. aupton an Charles u.
supton. basfelbe Gissntbum, 81.
Charles Sa u. 9nb. an .6enrb
Vioeller, grsbiitof, Got Np. 80 bon
Nep. u. Walburs's abbitipn su Mas
biion, 81.
Sarrp 9. Cams an bic Stanbarb
SiI Co., Cots 9io. 10, 20 unb 81 BON
Games aemper's llnierabtbsiluna
ppn Jdultner's Selb, 81.
Sallie q. Sarriion an 6arrp 6.
Vans, basfeIbe Gissntbum, 81.
ebpdrb q. Sones an Weener Gill
pereLobe, rs BEL 131 Ssub mebr ober
psniser on Der SiiSieite Der @allep
Roae, 81.
Sol. GoeriulI an Sobn 3aub, 8
Sabre pa6t. bonn l. glopember 1915
ali, duf II @der 9anb in Surpep
so. 620 an Der Salem 5urnpife su
stnsr idbrlibtn Mietbe bon $123.75
NIT Gntailispripiiesium fir $26O0.
patrid Suffp an Diuiam g. Dufs
N, Got yto. 5 BON Charles W.
Steele's llntsrabtbeiluns In Sprinss
fieIb 3otpnibip, 81.
Sarrp WidertHe an Games gl.
OaDis, 1.46 2lder 2ano IN GoIums
bia 2ofpnihip in Ssrrate part, 81.
eIiSabetb 3. 0Osppsr u. 9tnb. on
Sallie %. SorriTon, 80 BEL $50 suB
an Der Siileite Der ReaDins Roab, ST. |
Do. an DO. 80 bel 14O 5ub an Der |
Oitieite Der Heabine Roab, 81.
DO. an ho., IL bel 140 }ub an |
Der fiibDitlifen gds Der Reabina |
Rpab unb Germ Sirabs. 81.
gbarIes ). gieab an pearI $. syel<
Ter, SO bel 191 5ub an Der Siibs
'eits Der Spring Strabe in ROr.
mob, 81.
aleipeIIpn 9. Reaiirt an glusuifus
o. gofins.r II. 9lnb, "a bel SO SUB
IN Der Siieieite Der gObmanu 2lpes
lue, ST.
3bpmas 9obsportb an Sobn 8
Stob, Got Pp. II BON Der unterabs
thilung BEG so. 9obsnortb Rad,.
aiTes. 81.
Sie Ru5ita Rsmpe So. on Ottp
feunete 55 SUB on Der Oitieit. Der
0ai6igan Ibenue in Geitipn 81 in
columbia Sotpnf9ip, 81.
Waarioris 6. Rillin, an ameIia
aeppert, 80 bsi 100 Iub an Der
Rprbiei!e Der WpoIper 4psnue, 1920
Sub 0tIid Der Clifton Qpsuue in
clifton, 81.
Die YroOibsnt SaDinss 9. u. z.
So, 5ruitss, an Sam. gobn. Got
'5S In Der Uldbiiou plare unterabs
bsiluns, 81.
Grunt q. Siernbers on Gilbert SO.
9ot 1926 in Obio 2anb
md Improvement gompanp's Inter,
btbsiIuns in Rortb College Si[, 81.
hilbert gD. Sapporb on Guitap
nb Bertha Gternbera 40 BEL 100
5ub an Der Siibieit. br DlitGea
lpeuue in Settion 16 In Wiqereet
IDtpnfbip. 81.
Scfepb Bourgeois an Sobm Weper,
lot 161 in Sobn Mepers llnterab,
5eiliine in .Seition 80 in Sprins.
ieIo Sotpnibip. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

(G5ortIesuns folst.)
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

the next year the only limitation to
the number is the ability to provide
for them.
Now this can be done by any one
who has permanently located on his
homestead. The cost of one cow and
one brood SOW and half dozen hens
is not much, nor is the cost OF provld-
ing for them. Some fencing will be
called for and some shelter. A shed
of poles covered with straw stack
shelter the COW or cows until better
shelter may be provided. In actual
cash, such a shelter may not involve
an outlay Of more than $1,000. A
shelter for fowls need not cost much
more at the first, and straw stack
will provide shelter for the brood sow
and her young until a more enduring
shelter may be built. Some fencing
will be called for, but not much at the
first, and it may be extended as the
stool, increases, such extension being
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
SIRES AND SONS.

Thomas Il. Ryan, like President Will
son, is exceedingly fond of detective
stories.
Edwin V. Morgan, American ambas-
sador to Brazil, has presented to the
Widener library at Harvard GOO vol
umes Of Brazilian history and litera-
ture.
Professor Charles Vancouver Piper,
known as the grass man. of the de-
partment of agriculture, is responsible
for the introduction of Sudan grass in
this country, through which remark
able revision Of land values i'll some
parts of Texas has already been ere
ated.
Professor Theodore w. Richards Of
Harvard, to whom has been award
ed the Nobel prize for chemistry, is di,
rector of the Gibbs memorial labora
tory, Is author of papers on the signfi-
canoe Of changing atomic volume and
has revised the atomic weights of Oxy-
gen, copper and other elements,
Count Zeppelin. Germany's air king.
was in such poverty in his early years
that he was obliged to live in little
cottage on an allowance made to him
by his friends. At thirty years of age
he married a lady belonging to one OF
the German aristocratic families. For
more than thirty years Count Zeppelin
devoted himself to the construction of
flying machines.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
LIVE STOCK IN
THE NORTHWEST

The opinion is comon that live stock
cannot be made profitable in any form
on the farms OF the American North
west, and especially on those in dry
areas without irrigation. That opin-
ion is not we'll founded even as con-
ditions are at present. The dry land
farmer can keep some stock on his
farm from the day he locates on it
permanently. He can Start with one
or two cows. The next year these are
doubled in number. He may start
with one brood SOW. The next year
he may have all he can get feed for.
He may start with half dozen hens,
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
Horace A. Roberts
Democratic Nominee
for
COUNTY AUDITOR
Solicits Your Support
For Better Schools

am candidatefor the office of
State Superintendent of Public In
struction. l want this office so that |
can work effectively for the improve
ment of the rural schools of the state.
propose to direct the energy of
the educational department of the
great state of Montana toward giving
the rural children as good an oppor
tunity to secure an education as is
possessed by the city child.
TERESA C. O'DONNELL
Democratic Candidate for State Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction.
(Adv Pd. for by Teresa C. O'DonnelD
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

paid for by proceeds from the stock.
Why should the homesteader begin
thus? For several reasons. First, it
will go far to provide for the needs of
his own table at the very outset and
will, therefore, greatly lessen his obli-
cations to the merchants. Second, it
will enable him from the beginning to
turn to good account food that other
wise would be lost, especially grazing
and roughage grown on the farm.
Third, it will enable him to turn his
crops including even wheat into meat,
milk or eggs when prices for grain
reach very low ebb, as they did in
the late autumn of 1912. Fourth,
they will thus gradually and easily
grow into line Of farming that is
mixed in character and, therefore, SAT-
err than any other line of farming.
This does not mean that grain should
not continue to have the lead in the
production sought. When wheat be-
comes so low in price that it sells
for less than 60 cents it should be turn
ed into other lines of production.
Another strong argument in favor
of growing lines of produce other than
grains is found in the saving in
freights. When beef is made from
hay and grain, the reduction in pounds
to be carried as meat as compared
with the grain is 90 per cent. The re-
duction in the case of these foods be-
ing made into milk would be 80 per
cent, into cheese "a per cent, and in
to butter 81 per cent. One bushel OF
wheat will make IL 70 ii pounds OF
pork. In this case the carriage cost
would be made on one fourth of the
weight of the wheat. When markets
are distant these considerations are of
great moment.
Of course there are areas in the
Northwest where difficulties may be
found in relation to the growing OF
SLOCk. OIlc IS CIlc ScCuIIIS VI peAoCuAS
The light precipitation is against the
production of pasture. But the native
pastures can be improved upon. A
mixture of brown grass and alfalfa
will produce very considerable a.
mount of pasture. In many areas
especially in Montana, are roughlands
not distant, and these may in many
instances be utilized.
New settlers may not be able tt
erect much fencing at the first, but
this is not true of those who have beer
many years on their lands. The farm
err who has been 10 to 20 years on hi:
farm or even longer, and who ha:
practically no fences on the same, il
without excuse! Should he answer
that he is not able to erect fencing OF
land that he has farmed thus long
that answer bears testimony to tn
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
PUZZLED THE PORTER.
And 1t Wasn't Even Simple Problem
In Algebra.

And 1t Wasn't Even Simple Problem
In Algebra.
Figures are very deceptive, according
to former Judge Daniel G. Taylor. who
has a portly figure himself.
81 was travelling in Michigan last
month in train which had berths. a
smoking compartment and a baggage
room all in one car, when l decided to
take Il berth.
'"The porter told me berth cost ST.
and l gave him a five dollar bill. He
had no change and went to the other
passenger, who also wanted Il berth.
He took the five dollar bill, gave the
porter 81 and said the other 81 was for
his berth.
1.-THE negro porter gave me my
change and started to fix the berth and
then asked me what size bill had
given him. said So and that he had
given me ST. change. He said that was
correct.
"Then the porter turned to the other
passenger and asked him about the
change for the bill. He replied that be
had given the porter 81 and 81 for the
berth. The porter again said that was
right.
1.-The porter kept puzzing, and |
asked him what was wrong. He said
he was trying to figure where the rail
road would get the So for the two
berths.
FINALLY the other passenger laughed
and gave the porter 81.
lis that what you white folks call
algebra?' the porter asked. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
FLippant filings.

Mrs. Belmont has written an opera
for the suffrage cause. A ballet for the
ballot, as it were.-Detroit Free Press,
So Japan wants cash for the bayo
nets she sent to Russia: Isn't she will
ing to charge bayonets:-Pittshnrgh
Chronicle.
Now they say that Venus is inlab
tied. In that case should the earth
wigwag its congratulations or its con
dolences ?--ChicagO News.
A Cincinnati judge holds that baby
buggy has the same rights on the Street
as the motOrcar. But would this In
volve the same penalty for speeding p
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

Boston is thinking of holding a
worlds fair in 1920. Here's hoping
Boston changes its mind.-D Detroit Free
Press.
Understand that Boston is thinking
of holding worlds fair in 1920
What's the excuse or isn't there any,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
1t is said Boston is thinking of hold
ing worlds fair in 1920. Boston had
better think pretty fast or she will be
holding it in 1923 or 1924.--St. Louis
Globe Dispatch.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
$, \ :. t. ). ~ 4 + ;. :. =. !. = :. +
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
The Baby.

" l ne Gaoy.
i Never take babies Of tender age
:. on shopping tours, to motion pic
:, ture shows or other crowded
4 places.
y Never permit the baby to play
y upou the floor where drafts are
* frequent and its tiny hands col
j. lect dirt and carry the filth to its
!. mouth.
:. If the baby is sick don't ask
). your neighbor for advice, but
< send for your family physician.
< Don't cough or sneeZe in the
:. baby's face, and do not kiss the
\ baby on the mouth or permit
!. others to do so.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
On the Human Understanding.

Its mighty strange" said Mr.. Wood,
"How shoes wear out SO fast,
For l have always understood
That they We're made to last"
"It's not so strange" said Mr. Weld;
mo wonder they're soon dead,
With sole and body merely held
Together by thread"
London Standard.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

fact that he has been engaged in the
wrong kind of farming----Prof. Thos.
Shaw.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
Farm Implements

TERMS-A under $40 cash. Over $40 time will be given
until Oct L. 1917 approved notes at 1919 interest so discount
fore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
sn Fdleter Ob6nt.

3wri iunge 2eute, &oprerce SiH-
nott, IL Sabre alt, itno Mattbep
Sinnott. oeiIen 19i6briger gruOer,
ipuroen bonn glidter Slit Der rSt.
Worien.S .Snouitrieihule" iibermieIen.
9cioe purOen bonn 5ergeontcn Wtor-
ming bon Der noro0ltlihen Noli3ei-
itotion ouf einent Strobboufen IN
einem Stoae binter Dem Solie glr.
94d, 9(isQuitb Strobe, .oufgefnnoen.
sSbr |oter bate ibrc @autter bcrloi.
fen rno OieieIbe Bate fir lire Sobnc
geioret, bis iie Dor einigcn Wlono-
ten in's @cfdngnii ponoern muBte.
Seit ibrer Grctluliune lit lie ipprIos
oericlmitn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
0rirnsInnrr i'm fSrienrn.

Dic @offenboae oeS fiinften 9e-
piments pur0e in elm grobes 2oger
iiir Ocn tcutporGren 9(ufentbnlt 6es
critcn Regiments iuneewdnoelt, ipob-
rcnO INSTRUMENTATION aus oem9un-
ocsoienit auseenuitert miro. gIae
@oribriften iuo @inihr6ntineen,
Bic III cinen Eager bcrricben, puroen
BON SberIt Gborlcs ". 2ittle einge.
idlGrft. 4ie Geueiae miro Inn 6 llbr
30 eebloien mo bon oicier 3cit bis
inn 7 llbr 30 finben @rcr5ier. llebun-
gen itott. Bon 7 llbr 80 Bis 11.30
Abcnos fonncn Ole Solooten nit
ibrcr 3cit onfoneen mas iie ipoIlen.
Olit 0enl 3apfcnitrcid miiIicn iie I'M
Sogcr iein. dies giebt ibnen @eIe.
eenbeit, sic 9beoter 5u beiiiden,
pclbe aud cine aon5e Wlengc bcnust
bot.
Dic Gcutc idlofcn allf 5elobct.
ten in DER @affenbuIle, lnO Die
AlobI8citen weroen opBerbalb setohi.
N2rbrcre 0efcu iuuroen onf Der 8res
ltou Strabcnieite erridtet nno Ons
Nropiont. Geportenictt crreotc groBc
gIuimerfiamfeit. Cine 9ienge 9roo.
loibc morcn onoebGnft, ebenIo pielc
GonicrbcnbiiNien. GcridieOenc 2eltc
iuoren init ocnl aortoficlih6lcn DC.
idoitigt.
0bcrlt 2ittle erfldrte, Dob Oic
Wionnidoiten nur 9lrmces9intionei
crholtcn, trobScm lic I'M 2dnoe oes
lIcberfIniies ieicn, Sic bo6en ieood
eihen llcbcribuB pom 500, oen lir
bei Den gintionrn ocs lctten WtonotS
nriport babGr inO ocn iie nuf 2edcr'
biiien III ocr Stoot Dcrbcnoen fon-
nen. Dieier SSono ioll inter bic
2eutc perthcilt meroen ood Oiirfcn
Iia ons ibncn 5iigciprohcne @clO mir
fir ylobrungsnIittcl ausgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
sr. @lartin @lsssr SIstIidl asltsr6sn

Sr. Wlortin @ieper. Der Senior
SbeiI6o6cr Der Yn6orudcrci BON
MeDer & S6albeimer, erlog eeitern
Mlorgen pIotlib einem Ser8Iei6cn IN
ieinem Seim in @clt 6orcit Eorf.
Ger ploblidc SoO ocs Srn. @leDer
trof ieinc 6onliIie rno ieine SreunOc
wie Elm S6los. aiir5lid botte er
iiber Sbmer5en in Der Ser5gegeno
getlogt. BOD poreeitcrn fiiblte CT itH
beiier uno eine ieinen @eihGften in
leinem 9ureou nah. Seine Sroi,
Eberelu @eDcr, cine 9eborene Ebol.
bcimer uno eine Shmciter ieincs Su'
nior Bartners, bSrte geItern ibren
@otten itSbnen un0 elite in iein Gam.
ner. @cbor Gr5tliHe Siilfc Dem @r.
franftrn 5il 8beil iperoen fonntc,
bcri6ieo er.
Sr. WleDer mar Gin W1itglieo bon
beribieoenen Clubs uno bate Sabre
bin0urd) nftinen g(ntbeil an @obl-
tbdtigfcits @cranitoltingen In Der
bieiigcu StoOt genommen. SpeSiea
nobm or Sntereiie al Der @rSiebunG
bpn arnlen iSraelitiiHen Stinoern lmo
ipenocte groBe @eIoiimmen fit oic.
ZEN mobItbGtieen 3ped. Gr miro
uilBer bon ieiner Sottin bon eincnl
Sobne, Serome Wleper, elmer SMme-
itcr, SRI. 9orob Wlcpcr, linO cincln
@rtOcr, gilbert gReBer iiberlebt,
Gr mar ein Gutcl oes Or. 2eonnro
acene Scridbcrg. Die gecroieung
iinoct ON 5rcitoe auf Dem bcbrdi.
iden 6ricoDof itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
2entidles SNeater.

/
Ser 5eIosrouc ScppI", %olsitiif
nit @eiong gclougt an @ithpo@
nGdIter @ode in 9aboug6's-
E6eoter sur 9lufiiibrung. - 3uut
9eiteh ser Oeutiben @efoneenen
in Sibirien. - Gritflolii9e 9luf-
fiibruno geii6ert.
9Iod elmer Iangen-fiir @ieIe ie-
0eniolls aa5uIongen- -9ouic boben
Die 9oItimorer 6reunoe Oes oeutiden
T6eoters picoer einnlol @ele9en6cit,
cine oeutibe goritelung 8ii 6eiuden.
glm fonnmen0en U2ittipo6, ocn I.
glooem6er gcIangt in 9llbou95's-
Ebcoter Ser fel0groue Sepp(,"
@oIfsltiid nit @eiong in orci slften,
8ur glilffiibrung. Sic 8oritellung
finoet gum 9eiten ser notbleioenoeu
oeliti6en rno oiterreibild ilngort
iAen @efangenen in Sibirieit Itatt.
@er Oie 9litffiibrung 6eiudt, trdot al
10 oonit gleif5eitig ein S6erfleiir 5l
elmer mirflitb gitten Sodbe bel.
@as oos Stiid lit, oeutet bereits
Der OIome an. @s ipielt an Ser @eit-
front inO in 0en goperii6en gllpen.
Ger @erfoiier lit gloolf Seine. Sic
tiinitler, Die tbeilmeiie bonn Sbeater
aus YhIluallfee, tbcillpeiie bonn oeitt-
iden 8beoter in Chicago, iinO, bobelr
idnntIih gfomen, Oie in oen oeilt-
ihen S6ouipieIerfreiien Nlmerifds
betdnrt, ino 5ipor riibmlidit be.
fonnt, iino- giGbere Gin5elbeiten per-
ben nod befonnt aeaeben peroen.
GorlGifig lei nur eripdbnt, OoB 0ieS
Stiid in Chicago, SnoiouopoIis, 60
leOo, Glebelono uno 9ittsburg 9lie-
ieneriolge er5ielt bot, ooB iogor bel
elmer 5peiten gIuffiibrnng Srnoertc
bon Ferioncn obgclpieicn meroen
mitbten, oo 0os Sous olsOerfauft
mar. Serr Srib @ro6eI ans G6ico-
90, Der 2eiter Oes Goiirnee, iIt bereits
bier cingetroffen nm Ole @orberei-
tlngen ST. beiorgen
Sn oieier gerbinoltng mag BON Syn-
tereiie iein, mos Scr ng9G6ter mo
stn5ei9er" in Gleoelono iagt:
oTas Stiid bietet Sem oolff6iimli-
den @eidmof Redniing trogcnO, Gin
geidlliees mo anipre6enoes @cnliib
bon Gruit mo Sumor, BON oroitiId)er
Ronlif uno friider 9ebenSuripriiug-
lidfeit bon Hiibrieliofeit imo putrio-
tiihem Sdpitng. Go5u cine 5iiae
6iibider iinO gut geIungencr Sc
iongseinlagen 0os 8uiommcnlpiel
mar friih uno eeipanot. Sic gor-
Itellung fono 6eifdaisc bcr5lidc 9luf.
nobme, itno louter 9lpplous eridoIl
nid)t mir bel Oen 9lftiHliiiiert ionoern
iuieoerbolt bel offener Scene.
Ger gorperfauf fir oie @orItel-
lung beginht ani SanItog in 9n-
baugb's giIlet.9lueou, g}r. 2 Dit
8opette.S .StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

GuS bon @eo. @iiitber eebrdiiie
gier lit oos bette. @ieIe gcurtbeiIer
BON Bier erfIdreiL ooB cs ireeno ci.
nent eritflniiieen ouslGnoiihen Bier
glei6fommt. @erooe oo8 Dine fir
ben 5omilienerbron6. Seines 9lro.
ma, better @eidmof i,nO iebr r1br.
frdftig. 9ireft bon Oer@rolterci oitrh
Sic neueitclt @loIdineu obgcfiiut
ioo0urd ousemeine Heinbeit geiihert
mirO. aiite 81. 4bonc: @olfe 90.
(SuuiiS,1S,iWlo, ,Du) (gIno)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Stednrne o6lcgeu. @is6er 6oben De.
rcits flint 5aniIieu ie So geIonot, fir
pelde flint Der @efongenen ausae.
Itottet lueroen ioleu.
Gic Gamen oes Siot6cn areiBeS
uiiiien Ole @eriomnilung am itGd
lten 0ltttuod ousieben, neil al ie.
nenI Gage Ons 2ofol bon Dem iSralt.
cuperein Der 3ions @eneinoe fiir
oas i1brlidle 9luitern Souper be.
nnbt meroen muB, ods am 9. ltnO 8.
Ee5ember a6ge6olten merOen IoIl.
9ln Steae Der erfronften 6rau Ha-
gcnIteHer puroc Srnu 6. b. Mdltib
nit Der @eroffentli6lng ocr 9(r6eitcn
Der @eieIli1oft 6etraut
Sm 9iireau ocs .,Geuti6en @orre.
Iponoentcn" mor geltern oos 1omeni
@onite oes o1ralenbunocS4 iuieoer
nit Der gluSga6e BON @iiernen 91in.
gen 6eld)1ftigt, imo NOR nit ser "a.
gesarbeit 5ufrieoen. Srou u. g
tSoufbdnel peltc bisber eiteh regen
glnt0cil oil Sen 9lr6eiten genomneu
bot, lit e6eninqs idjon felt eini9cr3eii
i6per erfronft lnio miro lid ipabr
ideinlif elmer Gperotioil INTERIOR
fen ftiiiieh
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sitnna Oer sdnl6c6SrSe.


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Ger @eric6t Ocs Gonites fiir ncue
Sduleu uuO ollgemeine ger6ei-
icruugen purOc geitern oneenOm.
men. Sin 9Iutrag BON $rn.
96ou6ouicr tpurOe o6gepieien. II
Bier 2e6rerinuen oo6eu i6re
SteIle auf
Gle Sdul-9eb0roe occeptirte in ser
geitrigen regelmdBigen Sibima i'm
9Iominiitrotions-@ebGuoe an Ser Wla-
oiion-9Ipenuc, ocu geric6t oeS Goni,
te's fiir neiic S1ulcn mo ollgcmeis
ne @er6eferim9en. Cos Gomite, ooS
aus oen GomntiliGren hilbert 8. SSonf-
bonel, gorliBcr, Sol 6. Gecnts in0
CT. u. z. Gbom6ers beitebt, bat in
ieinem @eri9t oerihieoene nele @e.
bGlloe poraeidlagen. Sr, 6onfbanel
erfIdrte ben Gomiuiiidreii Die en-.
b. q
pfeblungen lpelhe in Dem 9eribt an
Die 9uoget.9e6oroe eemodt meroen.
9lae Gonmiiidre, abgeie6en bon Sios
ny y. Tbon6ouier, iuoren nit oen
9lniidten oes GomiteS 5ufricoen Sr.
Gbanbalier moHte ooraiif ouiinerf-
Jam oaB iif Die Sdule glr. SO, Gde
Baltimore. lmo glisquit6. STRIDE, in
einem ihredliHen 3aitonoe bcfinoe
uno ct Oerlongte, oab Der 8eri6t nit
einem 3riab berie1en miro, ser $780,
600 fiir @erbeiierungen in Der Sdule
porliebt. Sr. Sanf6dneI ipies ober
Die anOeren Gounliii6re oorauf bin,
OnB ole Sdule SIR. -93 in einem fol-.
den 8mtanOe it, Oab @er6eiierlmget
niGt umeeDeno uotbpenoig iino. @s
fam 5u elmer glbitimmung, lno ser
gntrog bon Serru Sbonbonier iuur-
oe nieoergeitimnlt, Seine 9lniift
ipuroe mir bon Gr. Gelebett inter-
itiiBt. Ger Gonlite,@eri6t pllrOe
alsoonn einitimnlig ongenommen.
ge3iigli1 ser neuen Sdule 9ar. 90,
Gde @oplar @rope- iino 2afoDette-
gIOe., beribtete Serr 5onf6anel, oaB
SOS Gomite Sen 8ou eineS neuen @e-
6GuOeS Ooreeihlaaen babe. SSn oen
lebten Gogen batten id bei'm Stoot.
ratb unO bci ser 9uOgetsgc9orOe 9c-
tuo6ner ole in ser oortigcn @egeno
tuobpen 6eifwert oo ole Sdul-9e-
borOe aneeblih ben6ii6tige, OoS Ss.
roelitiide @oiieubous in Gdloerton
ullf5ufaufen iin0 fir Sdul5pedc 5u
beunben. Serr 6anfDanel iogtc oo-
81, oaB oos Gonlite oos @e6Guoe fir
Shul5nede ais unbraufbar gefun.
oen babe, oaB a6cr Elm itoncs iieues
Sdul6ats oii Dem Ylabe erri6tct
uerOen fonnte, ooB oosieIbc ober ge.
nau 10 gut auf Dem @rlinoitiid, ouf
Dem Die G6ule 9r. 60 lett Ite6t, oui-
aeboltt mcrOen fam.
Bier 2eDrerinnen 6utten in 0en
Iesten Gaeen reiignirt. Tieicl6en
iino Sri. s. $. 9ituer, s(uuo aot6e,
$. 8. Gpens umo gleuo Siporb.
@uqcne 9. 9inf miirOe ols 9e6rer
fir @iiicuifoft I'M @olptedniiheu
SSnititilt nit einem eebolt BON $500
per Sa6r, nngeItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
@rrlehtc gsrrfehrannrtdlriitrn.

Dob iid5 elm @fcro, ipehn oie Sit
terilresIhlnoc idIdet, ipenio i'm oic
ScrfcbrsiienoIe fiimniert purOc BON
@oIter Gor, einenl 5u6rlenter,
III ser peItlibcn &oIi5ciltotion be;
Doilptet. Cor ioiirbe Su eiuer @clo.
itrofe bon $2.45 weeen glidtn9tung
oes 9eiebls eines 8ettebrSpolieiIteR
berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
lta6eScMtchOes sFrMer.

alirS nab 8 llbr gritcrn Ntoraen
brad Elm flcines Scuer in ocm E6oto-
ernpben-9ltelier bon SRI. Blonde
Sungerforo, 9ir. 1t9, @eit.Saniil-
ton-Str. ailS. Der Brand, Der ititr
cinen inbcoeiitcnOen 5dooen dnrib-
tete, mar Oiird cinc oefefte 6eucrciic
perltriaht ipor0en.