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sLnS SeHtIdcn gsereinen.

ylNS peNflUeN ScrelNen.
Gin @|iGtar @aa OoS uabitc Gr.
ciguiB ocs nGeutiteu aricgcr-
@ilnoes." nS6fua6cn-@crcu"
riiitct fir sic 8eicr OeS q, gtii.
iuugsfeites. rCeuticbe @e-
niitbliHfeit" orrongirt ganfett
anIaBIitb 6es 20. SabreSieItes.
3n eiuer gIdn5enOen 9lifaire 0iirfte
iid Scr groBe Wlilitdr gall geItal.
ten, peIdeu ser o9elitiGe aricger-
6uno BON Baltimore" am Wlitttuod
9lbenO in 9orrp'S SaIle, 9lr. 743,
@eit 8nItinoreitroBe, peronItaltet
Heoeu, 0luiif lno Gan5 perOcn Oen
Salptton Der ;Seier bilOcn, 5it ser sic
altcn Oeutiben SoIOoten uno oeren
@etonute nit gcib uno aiuO ii9
iel6ItDeritGnoli6 eiufinOen tperOeu.
GoS 6eitprogrolnm miro fir iiH
Iclber iprchcu itno icoen Sciitbeil-
nc6mer boben @enuB peridboficu.
20 DIM oGcn @ereiu."
Sir iein "a. StiitinlgSfeit trof ge-
Iteru 9I6eno Der oS6mobeu.Gerein~
in ieiner balbmonatliheu @eriamm.
Iitng in @o0eniteiner'S Saac an ser
SSapetteitraBe Die letter Gorbereitlm-
gen. Ter lle6eridalB BON scr Ser
onitaItlng miro oem Hotben &rell5-
SonO iibcriuieien iperoen Cine Gin
IaOung Oes ullnab6Gn0igen 8iirger-
@creins" 5lint 9eilcbe 0es Oeltiden
TbeaterS iulIroc angenonnen, mo-
roili Die Roltiuegeiddfte crIcoigt
mlroeu Zen SinterbliebeneH Oes
peritorbenen Srn. GouroO Gtoll, Der
ciil treues WlitgIieo oes &ereiuS mar,
ueroen Irouerbei1liiHe iibermittelt
perSeu. Brdii0eut Sobn Slider lei.
tctc Die 8eriamnllmg, tpGbreno &C.
fretGr 9IOam &euti1Ier protofollirte
1Neutihc @emiitbIihfeit."
8alo itebt oen DlitgIie0eru ser
uIelItiGcn @entiitblidfeit~ Elm ber-
gniigter gIben0 beoor. 3aS 20.Stii.
tungSfeit miro ser 8erein 9Infang
nacbiten DlonotS in @obcPS SoQe in
Sigblanotopn Oitrd Elm goufett DC.
gebeu. 1ic Saupt geantcn liuo:
SSrit SSungblut, Brdiioent, uuO 0p
Miillcr, Scfretdr.
Gor5ert0es o@ermonio.
Guortett GIub.S"
Ger o@ermonia Galortett.@lub"
gibt am 01ittipob in gorrDs Solle
03r. TAB, g9eIt 9altinoreItroBe, cin
groBeS GouSert, all ipelGes lid Gin
8aa reiben miro. Ser @erein lit
itets bereit, einem @u6lifirm im0
relmoen genlBreiHe, bcrgniigteStlm-
Den 5it 6ereitcu. Gin reibbultigeS
Erogrumm lit oufgeitelIt iuoroen oo.
nit Elm jeoer 9eiuder oui icine $40.
item fonunt.
ogaltimore 8oDrru. Ser
elm"
Seine 6ol6nonntli9e Gerionlni.
hung belt geiteru Dlodmittog Ser
Baltimore 9apcrp 9erein" in ser
ogs5itc Safe al Ser 9onfItr. inter
Dem goriib bon ErdiiOent 9. Grel.
Sefretdr @mil S9odeniuB protofoI.
lirte. 9lo9 GrIcOiguna Ser louien-
ocn @eibdfte puroe Oie @inIooung
OeS 0@ermonia Suortett Gibbs
imo Oes olluobbGngigen 8iirgerpcr-
ems" 3ln 9ciuH oeS oeutidenG6co-
terS ongenonimen. gLn DEM WlilitGr-
8oll, mcIdeu Der DIelrtide arieger-
biuio" oeronitaltct, miro Der 9erein
IN Gorpore C6eil ucbmcn, lmo sic
Dlitalie0er iperocn an oieienl Gage
5llm eriten Wiolc nit oen qIb3eidcn
Sllrore maden- glls @erpoltun9S-
rot5 mirOen oic $50. SSo6n Scns ms
ISrco. adiicr eruonnt.
9Initcru-SUmpcr ser 0rriciuigSfeits-
@emeiuoe.
Nin Soufid,o I,4Lor,tcLo IN~a;o;,,,,
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Crsauiiirtcs gsu6lt6un.

GrganliIrtes gSObItbun.
5a1rcspcriamHhug scr yGcrciuig-
ten SSSraclitiibcn @o6Itbatig.
fcitS @eiclliboitcu," @cribtc
Der iSroelitiiden llnteritiibungS-
@eieIlidaft uno oeS iiioiihen
&oiieubalies eutgegen genom-
men. So6e 9etrdge fir pobl.
t5dtiae 3pede geiommelt.
Iie Sa6res @erionmlltnq ser
o9ereiuigteu SsraeIitiiben @obltba.
tigteits GeieIIihoften" fano geitern
gabmittog unter goriis oeS 4rdii
benton Ir Sarrp SrieOenwoIo I'M
aSsraeIitiiHcu 8o6liabrts @c6dli.
DC" an ser @eIt 6apctteitraBc ltatt
Iie SabreSberibte ser DerifjeOenen
3Ipeige pllroeu perIeen, gutgebeiBen
unO oHgenommen.
Die Organization nobm, iuie aus
Ocm 8cridtc 0eS Gefrctdrs 8. s.
2cpin 6erporging, pdbrcno oeS oer
gdngcncn Sobres fir allBcrgclpobu.
Iibe Siilfc Die Summe non inSge
iomnt $t02.7i6.53 ciu. Sier5u fom-
men ser aricaS Souo nit $4,000.
Sic Soipitol Subicriptionen nit
$4,000, sic 8oiienbouS Subicrip.
tionen nit $6i,S unO Die Gu6.
icroptioncn fiir oie SsraelitiIde
llnteritiibunoS @eieaidaft nit
$4,000, Gs ergi6t OieS cine Gotol-
Smnmc BON $290716.52, fuelde bon
oenI isroelitiihen @u6lifum nab
rcno Oes sSo6reS fir @oblt6Gtigfcits-
jiucde entipeoer be5ablt oOer 9e5cid.
net uoroen iino. Au oem geribtc
.oes SctretGrS miro OeS Mciteren an.
gefiibrt ooB cS Sic Slibicriptionen
III Der @nuptiade iin0, iueIde oie9lr.
belt tno Oos Iegensreihe @irfen Ser
Organization i'm @aHge boltcn, pGb.
reno sic crtpGbntcu GoIIetten in er.
iter 2iiie ais SitHmen 5itr gebe.
bing mmitteIbarer gsotbitdnoe Be-
3eidnct uuO betradtet ipcroeu mill
ien Ter geriht euocte nit cnenl
Hiidblid ouf 0oS Sobr mo idIieBt.
oSSeocrmdnn fan nit eincu
ae!piIieu ShimmCr bon gefricoi.
gung ollf Oic slrt uno g9eiic idoueL
in pelber Sen gluioroerunqen Oes
IeBten Syo6reS gegeniibergctreten
uuroe, ilno in Der i6nen pon Seiten
ocs ipenocnocn @u6lifumS unO ser
orgouiiirten @obltbdtiefeits @c.
ieaihoften abaeboIien pirr0e.~
Tic er.pGhlteu @coniten iinO: 8rG-
iiocnt Gr. purrD SSrieoentuolo, l.
@icc ErGiioert SuIius 2cop, 2.
8ice @r1iioent 2ouis &onn, 9das-
tieiitcr ". y. Qob; Direftoren. Gli
Sttouie lmD Sultan Gtcin Gie Gin
ndbnren pabreilo oeS ,SobreS 1915
betuigcn insgeianmt $11O,457S3,
sic 9Inaanben $itO,009ss, iporous
iid nit oent Saniinr 1916 eiR vi.
nus sgeItouo BON $45206 crgibt
arSsraclftiideS Mniien-
s bauS."
- VI
Eer @eridt iiber oos oSSsrucltiide
@oiicnhanS4 tulroe BON Oent @rGii-
Oeiiten 9. 9l. Gone eingereidt imA
cntbGlt inter 9lnoercnt iolgenoe
Stelen: j Ios Sabr 1915 por in 9c-
iuiiicn @e5iebnuacn creianiBreicb
Ger @eridt oes Snpcriitcnoenteu
3ciot einc aeiitnoc. sliidlide iuO Ri.
itigc aefitige mO pbpliihe @ntnide-
hn0 lmicrcr @oros SSbrer 8ebnir
iungen hutteu mir ilnicrc beioHoerc
9Iufmcrfianifcit 5lIgepenoct. g2ir
0a6cn irit Iauaer Belt Der Notbuen.
oigfeit al golcn aeacniiber geitan-
ocu Cine Scr groBten gIuSgabcu
Scr @elttricg bentr Uur eiuem
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Gyiir Gin Seimoetrant.

0os bon @co. @iintber gebrolttc
Bier lit oos bette, @ieIe @eurtbeiIer
BON 9icr crflGren ooB es irecuo
cinen eritfloiiieen ausIdnoiihen
9ier sleidtommt. @crooe oos 0ing
fir oen 6oiniliengebrdud. Teinltcs
gromo, better @eidmod im0 iebt
ndbrtrdftig. 0ireft bon ser @rouc-
rel ourd sic neiieitcn @oi6incn ob-
gefiiut, wooitrd obiolitc &einbeit
gciibcrt miro. SSiite $1.00. @bonc
@oIfe 20. (SunitS.t&i@o, ,0o)
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nllnaG9anaiacr NiirncrOercin. Z


Griuht sic Gcrtretcr NiorDlono'S im
GouarcB i'm llutcritiiBlmg scr
bon @unocSicuotor @ore ciugcs
reidtCn 9ei6liiiic @rdiioeutcn
ser (Sin8eluereirc oufgeforoert,
ooiieIbc 5iI tblrn
@inem bon ser Grefiitine oes ,lln-
abbdneigen giirgeroereinS" eefoBten
8ci6luiie 5riolge ianote geitern Der
Sefretdr ser Srganiiation elm Sc.
iuh al 0ie gertreter oes Staates
MorDlano i'm GonereB, Sic 9unoes.
icnotorci So6n @olter Smith uno
Blair See, nno oic GonoreB .9I6georo.
neten 8. Charles 9int6icunl, @bas
y. @oaop, &. 3. 6. Gol6ott, Seize
9. Erice, Gobio s. 2eipiS uno Sios
neD s. Wlii0O, ein Shreiben in ipel.
dlent Oie genonnteu @crtrctcr W}urD-
lambs criuht perOcn, sic BON 9ln.
Oesienator @orc bon Sflobomu ein-
acrcidtcn @ciAIiiiic 5u ltntcrItiiBcu
meldc ocrbinoern, ooB oincritonii4c
Biirger oitf Shiiicn ocr friegiiibren-
ocn Wlddtc Eaiiogc nc6men unO
iueIde ais NlaBrcgel Der @ieOcroer.
geItng gegen 9cidrGntitug oes
SouOels Scr 8ereinigten Stoaten Elm
ghtsiubrncr6ot fiir Gontrcbono lmo
Ole 9Iuibcbung oes bon 9lotionolbot-
fen gewGbrteu CREDITS 9egeniibcr
lolden Wl0hten ooriAreibel, lpelde
oen amerifaniiden Sonocl piocr-
rcdtli1 ibaoigcn.
Gos oil oie @ougrcB- -ql6georonetcn
llno @uuOcsienatoren geri6tete
Sdreibeu bot folgeuoen @ortlout.
ulluabbdngiger 9iirgerperein bon
WtarDlano.~ ~ Baltimore, Wto., 15.
Sonlar 1916. cyu ciuer am IA.
SanlIar obgebaltenen 8criomHlinlg
NeS ulluabbaugigen 8iirgerpcreiusD z
ipurOc einItimmig beidIoNer sic
3ertrcter Marplon0'S in 6eiOcn
Sdliiem oes GongrciicS Sit criudeu,
Die gcmeiniAaitIiden @cidliilic (5.
S. 5cs 73 unO 2. s. Hes. 74), ueI-
bc bon Senator @ore cineereidt
mlroeu mo ipcIdc Sen Sdub ser
Rcbte.oluerifaniider 9iirgcr bc3iuef
fen, 81 untcritiiten.
nSu Der Soffnlmg, oaB sic oieiem
Griu6eu SSbre crnitliHe 9codhing
iheufen peroen ino in ser lle6er
5euguna, 0oB Sbrc llnterltiiaing Oie-
ier MoBnobmeu gum 9elten ser S1o.
ton lein miro, perbleibe ih 6odot
tlngspolI aorI Sbpei5cr. Sefre-
tGr."
Gie Greflttibe oes .llnab6dngiaen
9iirgcrbereins~ ri6tet an oie %rdii-
oenten oller 8um @iirgerpercin qeb0-
renocu Gercinigungen sic oringeuoc
9itte obnc Gcr5ug abnIiHc @cudc
m Die gcnanutcu GongreBpertretcr
WiarDlono'S 5u riAten
ya
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iino bic Rcporntireu unD oic ouBers
or0cntlidl sroBc 5unne fir SET
sung. Ole Cjc6Guoe lino dit, luurOcn
iie oof bercitS i'm Sabre 1875 er.
riAtet Sic, 5eigen bic sl6nisling.
9luBeroeil icbleu notbige Sttoir- ii.
Spiel5intmer oie gqoihr1nme etc.
limo niht ouitGr iHO Oie @jc6dloc
entlpred)en nidt Ben Metbooen mo-
ocrncr aitoer.6iiriorge. g9ir iinN
nit inicren 9eoiiriniiieu ocm @il.
bIitum aegeniiber ooritelGg aepor,
ocn unO 6abcn iotpeit cine 6cirieoi.
gcHoe 9lnhuort er6alten
8ir oahtcn, oaB Is moalidl lei,
ocn Sernian ". glod Iono au &c.
Husen Der inns angcboten it, iaas
mir ms 2ono Sie6cn uuo oaS GOT.
taae Sbitcm iibcrnc6mcu uiir0en
J}aH lan9cr lno reiiIihcr llcbers
legr1g lno llnteriuhung Scr in 0ic.
lem Gpitent augepanOtcu Met6ooeu
itn0 Der nit ibm perbln0euen gluSs
gabcf ian0cn mir. Dab scr Inter
bolt bel gGeitem Dic ocr 9eboroc 3ur
Gcriiigung itcbcnocn NiitteI iiber.
ihrciten uiir0e mo mir ms aber.
MATS 3meds idbrIi1cr Conditioner
an OoS 9u6lifiun pcnoeu miiBten.
@ir muBtcn III 6oIec oeiicn ali
Srn 9Iod'S freltuolibeS 9(uerbietcn
per5idteu lnO iino aenot6igt, imiere
iripriingIihcu 9oapldnc 5u oeriol.
gen.~
9IuS oem 9eAunngS 9cridt ae6t
berbor, oaB nit Dem 1. Sonior 1915
Gin Gefi5it Don $329S.9S 6eitcbt. Gic
geonitelIipd6l 5eitigte OnS noAitcbcns
Sc Grge6niB: 4rdiioeut, Or. 5ionev
IP Gonc; @icc 8rdiioent, Ir. Slbr.
Goben; Shnemeiiter, Scnrp 6.ggeits
beimcr; 1ireftoreu, 2oltis YcrneD,
Gr Gogor q. 6rieocnlpolO, 9R.Sods
ihilo, 9Il6crt " 9obncr, W. Scnrp
sSiB nno Senrp 5onieborn, it
oNSrnclitiihe ltnteritii.
Bungs @ciellihoft.
sSn oen Beridjtc ocs @rdiocuten
Milton =. @cit6cimer Der oSSSroeli.
tiidcn lluicritiibiingS @eieaiGuit@
miro in cinee6cuocr @eie iiber Oos
ieaensreide 16un ser @eielli6oit
ais @an5cs iino ibrer 5ablreicben lin.
fer Counties aeiprohen. & miro
berporgeboben. 0aB oieie @eieIihoit
niemols oie oollen Niitteln beioB. I'M
ibre Slrbeitcn 10 allS5uoe6ncr mic lie
es germ ln0hte, 9roBocm puroe in
1915 piel @utes mo NcadJtensuer,
Ties geleiltct.
Die ginnabnen fiir oaS rSn6r 1915
bctrugcu $5S,05l,6t, sic gluSgoben
| $57,S3950 murnlS iid nit ocnl I.
Sanitor 1916 Elm gaarbeitauO bon
$2i2ti ergibt Gle gcomtenpobl
bate ouS nohitc0en0c Gree6niB.
| FrGjioeut, @liItpu 3. Sscii0cimer,
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unia-SuruOcrcin0.

VOH'StllulHc SlbNlB ut0 OlliuI673Os
mites nit Dem Ionlcu @ereit
bc5iialib pes go5ars. @losfen.
boa oti Sen Is. @3ar5 ougcicet.
Cine bii6i6e SonutoqS I'm.
ter6oIting Gin @iuobIe-Glu-
nier.
Gas 6iuon5 Gonlite ocS ,,@erna-
MIA 9urnoereins" bielt qeItern
gIbenO cine gemeiniome Sieina nit
Der 0amen Seftion 0es @ereinS
ob 6c3iioIid) ocs 9o5orS, ser in scr
@ode bonn 81. bis 5in 2G. Sc6ritor
in Oen &dimIibfeiteu OcS groBen
@lu6gebdllOes ou ser g{oro @npIr.
itottfin0en tpirO, Gle SS. Benjamin
Sriid, Gonroo gleumonn uno Senrp
Soiferbcrt bonn 6iuonB Gomitc cr-
fldrteu Sen Gomeu Ocn 3ued oc9
@o5orS mo mie oaS Gonlite iic5 sic
Scronltaltllng 0elielben oeufc. Tic
Domen Oercn &oriiberin 6rou Sen
riette 2cbmonn mo SetrctGrin1Srol
ScnrD Soifer6ert iino, griifcn Sen
@eoanfen Ocnn audi iofort nit Giier
otf imo beihlolien, am TienItao,
Den %. Sonuor, einc Special Scr
iommlimg ob5uboIteu ltnO in oeriel-
ben oie Bidder fir sic SunlmlmQcn
iiir oen @o5ar, iouie bic geIteru nod
ni6t Oergriffenen GintrittSfarteu 5it
10 Gents OaS Stiid fir Ocn &ertric6
81 oertbeilcn.
SSn Der geitrigen Siblng 6eridjtetc
ot6 Sr. 6riidb, Scr &oriitcr Oes SSi-
mans Gonlite's, ooB Dem Gereinc
9urrD's Soue on ser @cIt 9oItf
noreitroBe am N}ittuod, sen is.
Wldr6 fir ooS 9(b6alten eines NloS.
feubaaes 5lr Gerfiioing itebc, lno
ooS Gomite beihIoB, bic Sonc fir
oos Dotilm 81 beIegen Die Gomi-
tes fir Oen Mosfen6aIl iperoen ipG.
ter ernonnt.
@iuc biibidc ltuter6aI.
tuna.
Su Sen NohmittugsitlnOen, bor
Der gcneinomen Geriammlunq 0eS
6iiou3 Counties lmo Gomcn Scr.
ems, ionO cine redt biibihe Inter.
6aItunq itott ~oie inter scr 2eitina
Ocs 8urnIebrers s. g. Wliiqcr Itono.
Gos Erogrnmm mar Elm reid6olti-
ees 8ortrGge 6ieIten sic Serren
Sbeo. 8. gorit, @m &lor lnO MoIeS
aos bonn Gurnperein ,gorlpGrts~
ioiuie @n @roce, Die iGnlntlih in
bumorboaen Gone gc6aIten maren.
Sm mliiifoliiHen 9beiI Oes Inter
5aItungS programmes traten ser
@ei9cr Sobn @asfo, Syobu gSiIh
iSroli Gloro Soco6 nit cinem So.
pran Solo imo bci0c Tomcm 3ll.
iantnien init eincm Guett. Gie gc.
ltrige llnterboltlng nor cine ser
bcitbeiuhteiteu Die ser ,,@ermania-
Gurnberein~ ieit Ianger 3eit abge.
boIten bat, unO oie9tnpeienOen omii-
Iirten iih in scr 9bat icbr ant.
Gin Tinodle Gurnier.
81 Oen mounigiahen lInterbol.
tltngen, Oie ser r@crmania Sirlt-
Gereiu4 ieiren NRitelicOern 6ietet,
ge6ort aud cin Einohlc Surnicr
bon ieoermalS nierteliG6rli6cr 9alt-
er. Gos lebte Einodle Gltruier
fam am Icbten Samitag 9Ibcno sum
9lbidhlB. Die @eipiuner ser Orei
&reiic woren: Sris SanieiL &eiu-
barO SelmeinS nno GboSSoiicrbcrt.
Gs miro SamItogS 9lbenos pou 159
bis II llbr eeipieIt. IoS ndtItc 81
noble Elmnier beginnt in nd6itcr
Belt. Sebr uielc 9litolieOer oc0
SereinS befunoeu oroBes 3ntcrciie
fiir OoS Eurnipr.
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NeridDt OesBaltimore g9etter6nreams
.SlusEdytcu.

4ir W}orplono mo oeu 3iitrift
SoIumbio beutc tribe iuio beoeu-
Ieno f1ltcr; bcitigc gseit. ulo gloro-
ncit Min0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
S,cIearopIliiher ggetferberidlt.

Tie uahite6enoe 9abeIle 3eiat ocn
2 tan0 ocs @ctters Qeitern9Ibeno Inn
5 llbr III ben ongeiiibrteu Wetters
ecobad)tnnaS Stotiouen:
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9Saitur S,ufmumn ais OicOucr.

9tn torgigcn SobreStag ser
@riinoung ocs oeltiden 9aei6cS miro
Baitor Or. SSulius SofmoluL Ser
Seeliorger Der oelttihen lutberiiden
3ions-airde bel Der groBen Seier,
welhe bon oen 0eutihen bon Gbt
cage Deronitultet miro ilno in Ser
oyforoleite Eurnballe" ltottftnoet.
Die Geltrcoe boIten. Gs miro ermor.
tct Dob iid Die 6eitIidfcit gu ciuas
rieiigen &olfsDeriommliln9 geitaIten
miro. Nelite tritt Yaitor Or. sol.
mann Oie lleiie nudh @hieoao on.
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sunnem. .gInf. nnS lIntera0na.

souucuotfgaua II. 90 d.
eopuemutcraana ..... 5 Il. Z So.
Wonounieraong 3 Il. IA Ni NIrg.
AeridDt OeSgaltimOre @etter6ureaus.
llornaIc Icnperatlr Ill. SO @roo
uRttlcre Senperotpr 80 Groo
'H6Aiic Iempcrattr - 81 GJroo.
Icnpcrotlr 222 20 @roo.
lSeuditiaicitSgebdlt s llWlorgcus 10
lSeuttiatcitsaebalt s " 9lbeno S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

con iuO nab 3eutibIano uno Deter.
reid d.llngorn iibcr 9iotteroam unS
Rem Norf.
S6eo. s. 9iener & GU.,
217 Sf.NnItimOre.Str.
(aRdrjl3-) 2l3 GiiO.g,rOaowau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

@ttD pNADNtNAltIAN RpNy DNA lA~J
had ocn 1cuperotlrsS StSrtneen, Die
|du Somitos 5u per5cihuen geipeieu
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Welded Last Night

Miss Harriet Frances Simpson and
Sidney Winfield Patterson were mar
ried last evening at the home of the
bride in Winslow. There were in
attendance several Skowhegan peo-
pie among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. A. Decker. Miss Helen Merriam,
Mrs. Earl Green and Miss Mildred
Chnte. Miss Fayalene Decker and
Master Albert Decker were also
present acting in the respective roles
of flower girl and ring bearer. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F.
X. Conant, pastor of the Winslow
Congregational Church and the Simp-
son home was deliberately trimmed in
summer flowers. The bride has for
some time been a teacher in the pub
lie schools of this town while the
groom is professor of chemistry at
the University of Maine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson after returning from
their wedding trip will spend the
summer in Winslow and this fall will
establish their home in Orono.
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by various ones, the host, an artist
in that line. contributing much to the
enjoyment. Then the dance was on
until the wee small hours with music
by Goodwin and Aveyard. Refresh
ments of ice cream and fancy crack
ers were literally served. Some
choice presents were in evidence as a
token of the appreciation of a most
enjoyable evening and the cordial
hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin.
They left Tuesday on the return trip
to their home.
The death of Sullivan Johnson oe-
Cured Thursday, June 10Th at five
o'clock at his late residence after an
illness of several weeks. He was
% years of age and a prominent
member of the &. A. r. Funeral
services were held Sunday at the
house. Rev. c. E. Jones of Hartland
officiating He leaves one daughter
Mrs. Nathan Richards and one son
Elmer Johnson. both of this town and
TWO granddaughters. His wife Mrs.
Clara (BOnney) passed away few
years ago One brother Joseph also
of this town and a member Of the
G. 4. K. survives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. y. Yinng Mrs. {.
J. Worthen Mrs. Nellie Martin, O. W.
Bigelow and Ernest Emery were
among those who attended the Cen
tennal celebration at Guilford Sat
urday.
Road Commissioner Emery is max
ing extensive repairs on the hill near
the Goodwin Brook, blasting the
ledge. smoothing and leveling which
will be a great improvement.
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SOLON

Rev. and Mrs Fl. c. Glidden were
in Skowhegan last Thursday after
noon making the trip in the new Ford
car which Mr.. Glidden has recently
purchased
Miss Della Pierce is home for her
summer vacation from Pennington
Normal School
The topic for discussion at the
next meeting of North Somerset
Grange Saturday afternoon. July lsl:
Is the present method of celebrating
the Fourth the best way. Every one
is requested to come prepared TO
speak on the subject
Lewis G.. Whipple of WaterVlllc
was in town over Sunday, the guest
of Mrs. Carrie Longley.
Mrs. Matte Hodgdon, Misses Nellie
and Gertrude Brophy and Glare Nc
Intire spent Monday in Madison.
Mrs. Julia d. Vittum went to Show
hogan Tuesday on business trip,
+. r. Turgeon of Boston was in
town Saturday night and Sunday OIL
business.
Mrs. Mae Cunningham, who has
been working in the hotel at North
Arson, the past few weeks. returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Head. Mrs
Clifford Abbey and Mrs. Waiter
Knowles took an auto trip to Brigh-
ton, Tuesday afternoon.
The promotion exercises of the
grades of the public schools were
held Thursday afternoon at the
Grange Hall which was prettily deco
rated for the occasion. The eXer-
cises were listened to by parents and
friends of the pupils. Drawings and
work of the scholars in the different
grades which proved to be very in
teresting to those present, were plac-
ed on the walls. In the evening the
graduating exercises of the High
School were held in Caratunk Hall
with music by TONNES orchestra.
The hall was filled to its utmost
seating capacity and then a great
many were obliged to stand. The
following exercises were very fine
and were listened to attentively. In
vocation Rev. II. c. Glidden; music;
salutatory and essay, Inter Folia
Fructus, Emma Marie Mahoney;
class history, Amber Madena Hall;
music; class essay. The Progress of
the Telephone. Eldred Chalmus
Head; prophecy, Annie Elizabeth
Kenne; music; presentation of gifts,
Gladys Marie Boynton; essay, Rural
Happiness through Nature and Vale
dictory. Esther Frances Manson; mu-
sic; presentation of diplomas, Supt.
H. W. Wood; benedietion. After the
exercises class banquet was served
in the banquet hall and was we'll at
tended after all had eaten their fill
there were post-prandal speeches by
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The severe wet weather of the past

The severe wet weather of the past
two months has been serious hand
leap to the farmers. Hardly a whole
day in the month of June, thus far,
that the sun has shone. On many
farms of a clay loan. the very best
land. too, nothing has been done. In
this locality, and it is SO all over
Maine acres and acres of plowed
land lies in the furrow and will not
be worked this season. as it is too
late now to plant any crop. 1t has
been too cold and wet for corn to
grow, unless on very warm favorable
land Those who had land they
could plant are indeed fortunate. It
surely has been a cold wet season
but turning back the records it Is
found that it is not as bad as one
hundred years ago, when it was the
year without a summer, there being
a blizzard on the 18th of June and
the farmers were Obliged 10 wear
heavy coats and mittens while work
ing in the field.
Five of the members of the Ladies'
Circle of the G. A. X. went to Nor
ridgewock. Tuesday TO attend the an
niyersary of the Circle there.
G. A. Porter went to Brunswick
Tuesday to attend the Commencement
of BoWdoin college, from which he
graduated in the class of 1891.
Miss Christabcl Ellis is assisting
in the postollice.
Truman Carl is going to move into
c. Marshall's tenement on upper
Pleasant St
\ pretty wedding was solemnized at
Madison Monday morning at St Sc
bastan Church by Rev. u. e Cur
ran. the contracting parties being
Panl Plaisted Couroy and Miss Leora
Mae Sfatson, both of North Arson.
The couple departed on the min"
o'clock car for Portland by way of
Skowhoean. where they are spending
The week end They Will reside al
North Arson, where Mr.. Conroy is in
the employ Of &. l.. HoYcy.
Charles Crymble our well known
Civil War veteran, has one of the
finest looking gardens in the village,
having cucumbers with eight leaves
on them. pole beans l. inches high,
telephone peas -four feet high bios
somed, potatoes that have been hoed
twice, besides other kinds of thrifty
garden plants.
The Woman's Club social Melted
SO which will be used in civic i'm
movement
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BRIGHTON

Ray Haskell carried party to
Guilford Saturday in his auto to at
tend the Centennial in that town.
Parker Foss of Waterville was an
over Sunday guest at F. T. Farrin's.
Miss Mary Mitchell of Massachu-
sets is visiting Miss Lucie Farrin
for few days.
John Bartlett went to Guilford Sat
urday to attend the Centennial.
We think We can boast of smart
old man here in our town. Gladdeus
Green was 90 years old last March
and one day last week he covered
one-fourth of an acre of beans in
three hours with a hand hoe AID
walked one half mile to his home al
ter he was done his work. Pretty
good for a man Of his age.