davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-29

REGISTERED HoLsTEIN bull calf.
born May 20. 1915. Sire. Clover
idge Segis Korndyke. Advanced
Registry backing. Dam. Pomona
Hengerveld Doc. Fine individual.
Price reasonable. r. r. Steel.
winona Ranch. Route /. 75stf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-29

ON YOUR WAY to the coast stop at
Gasquet summer resort. Meals at
all hours. Seventy-seven miles
from Grants Pass. sos
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-29

WILLIAM BOOG, practical painter.
Wood finishing and enameling in
any color a specially. Rooms en-
ameled s2.50 and up. Estimates
on request. Can refer you to many
satisfied customers, 20S Foundry
street. 7SS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-29

PURE MOUNTAIN WATER-Clear
and refreshing. Bacterial tests as
sure that this water is pure. De-
livered In five-gallon bottles.
". e. Beckwith. order by phone,
s02-F-3. 459tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-29

DIR. =. D. sTRICKnR Diseases q
children and general practies. Tsls-
.pssas .s<-..zoasss aAsoaas s11ls.
ing. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

gerInnst i'm Slaocmcinsn.

Snnner Winnn plnlmt irennblid mJbnrteS
3immer nit Noii i'm BrlbaibauS; uum0gld
an M o., GcntidIer Correspondent.
(Na30- -Sunil)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
WrnnOeiacnt6mmS. Wlarft.

DuS 2eiuiS.GiacntbunL om Gol-
gate Greet nobe ct. Seleno. gelegelt,
muroe, ipic in @rln0eigentbumsiudf'
ler.areilen Derlduict, BON Der Ore
%igment Co. 0ctoift uno miro
mobribeinlib cine 8obrit oaraui
crrintet per0en.
9eim @e6duoeinipeftor muroeu
ole &ldne fiir bic @rribhng cincs
9lcbcn6oltics ocs 6roucn &oipitals
BON DlcrDl0no einoereiht. Gcs sc.
bGioc ioll 41a 5toduerfc bod pcr.
6cu uno ais @fle0crinncnbeim oie-
nen.
@s muroe bei6loiien oos Sun
2ifc-@e6duoc, oas an scr @rant.
mo German SlroBe errihtet mcr-
ocn ioll, nidt bier. ionoern iedS
Stodwcrfe bod 81 erricbtcn.
@err Sobn 8. S0niinaton bort
iih in 9lipcrpooo in 9altimore.G0.
cine Sommerreiioen3, oercn Yauto.
ten $4,000 bctrogcn iollcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
]1O6m S6(GOcC nit.

Sn Der 2iIer ariegs3eitung er3dblt
Ulor Sedel 0as folgenbe ipabre Ges
f9i9then:
r9tber SdorT6, fpra9 Der Batter
beripunbert gu ieinem Sobn, Der fel0s
marl9mGBig Dor i9m itano uno iiA
berabI9iebete, nou nirit oo9 ben
9ousf9liiKel niht nit ms sSelb nebs
men!" ,Marum oenn ni1t," eripiz
oerte S9ori9, rmon lam ia nidt
ipiHen, ob i9 ibn ni4t eebroude, i1
trenn' mid BON meinen SouSibIiihel
ni1t," unO ridtig, CT nabm ibn nit.
3ebn Monate mar S9prf6 i9on
OrauBen; er batte tdpfer getdmpft unO
ipar Dielen Gefabren gliidli9 entrOns
nen, 0a betam er unDermutet RAID
l1rlaub, 10 oaB er bic Seinigen gar
ni9t mebr oapon bena9ri1tisen
tonnte. W1itten III Ser 9ta1t Tam
S9orf6 Dor bem @oter6auIe an, be-
CAB ii9 re9t gerduI8los, Inn feline
Nngeb0rigen nibt I'M Shlaf ou ft0ren,
tn iein 3inmer, uno legte ltb Ing
8ett.
9lls Die Wlutter am Wlorgen bor fet=
mem 3immer boriibergine, oa6te iie,
ipie INNER BEL bieIer @elegenbeit, be-
lonDerS lebbaft an ben fernen SDbn;
ga b0rte iie 3u ibrem @ntieBen einen
W2enI6en Inn 3immer ibres Sobnes
i9nar1en. S9nel ipedte lie ben
@otten, Der betpaffnete ii9 nit oem
Rebolper. bolte nod einen SdusgenoI=
fen gu 6ilFe, uno nun brdng bic tleine
S6ar tooesmltig 81 Dem Dermeintlis
den @inbre9er ein.
S9orI9 mar in3ipif9en bur4 oas
@erduicb oufgepa9t, er erbob ii4 et=
mas aug ieiner Iiegenben SteLung uno
fpra1 leelenrubig, ais Oh er BON einem
tleinen Qlusflug 3uriidgetebrt iei: sd
bins nur, Der S9orI4."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

9ie TrOn5uleu an Der Jrutt iiIBrea
Gin primitibrs Qeben.

Das primitive DaIein, au Dem Die
SolOaten i'm 8el0e mebr ooer minber
genDtigt perben, tommt belonbers in
oen @egenben langDieriger Steuungs-
tdmpfe Sun 2lusOrud. syn ben Sbes
nen 5lonocrns uno i'm bergigen
&f0ebiet Der @ogeIen 1T 10 eine
neue unO einfa1ere 2lrt Oes n2anOz
auFentbdlts" crfanbsn. 2lm mert'
puroiqlten unb intereHdnielten aber
1T bas 9ebea Ser Soloaten in ben
Wdloern Don @oepre, BON Deren bers
itedten un0 oft uuterirOiI9en uODrs
fern" Elm W}itdrbeiter Der n2imes" elm
anI9oulibes Bib entpirft:
Sier Fiibren bic SolDoten Elm ges
Iunbes uno notiirlihes @aIein i'm
Sreim iofcrn ii9 nitbt Die g8itte=
rung Der Su9res5eit it0reuO bemcrtbdr
ma9t. Snmitten Der Mdloer ipuroen
menf9li4e 9ebauIungen Deridieoens
iter 9(rt unO berI9ieDeniten Qlusiebens
gebaut. Mon9mal iinO IS Wigs
mans, monGmol b0l3erne Siitten,
man9mol BLOB gegabelte ober fldHe
DG9er, Sic einfa6 iibsr BEN @robobeu
aelegt Iino unO unteriroiI6e 609leH
beoeden, mon1mal du1 nur fhirns
drtige S9ubipdnoe aus 8uf1bol5.
9[n pielen Siellen glei9en oiele 8ebaus
fungen BON ferne Den S4lupfpiuteln
BON &aniu4en am 5uBe tiefliegenber
Siigel.
8ie Mdnncr in an bieIcn Siitten
fn6 gIiidliH ipie 20nige. Sie iino
gum prinitipen Qebcn 3uriidgelegt.
Gle alle 6dben ben natiirlicDen menI6s
Ii6en synltiutt, Der am 9aIein an ii9
7reuoe finoet, am 5cuerma4en, am
&o9en, am S6lafen un0 8a6en i'm
Sreien, an ser @ciorgung aLcs got=
penoioei our9 cigcne GyfinOungsgabe
unb Der eiqenen 6dnbe Q(rbeit. 2lud)
Der Qlufcntbult in ben S9iibengrdben
erl6cint oft bebdelib. Uon bort
apar ocn Donner Der &anonen, dber
i'm ongemeinen fiibren bic Soloaten
i'm S9atten Ser griinen Mdlber Elm
DaTein oes Wartens, 6os oft fin uno
nibt unbequem | t
Ser geri6teritatter muB jeoo9 err
tennen, bab 0ie StoBtraft ber oeuts
Tben Sruppen tein fran30fIbes SODlI
lange S0Da iein ldBt Sm Siiben
bes @e96lses BON ct. Wlibiel gum
8eiIpiel 1T es .ungefuno," iitb 5pis
icben ben 3peigen 5u 3eigen. lluo i'm
Bots @rule Iie6t man, pie furdtbdr
Der Gdmpf geiDiitet bat. 2luf meilens
ipeitem @ebiet puroe jeoer ein3elne
@oum 6ur9 ben Gturm Der @rdnas
ten qlatt bom gooen raliert, unO oas
oan3e 2anb bietet 0en troIfloIen bers
laTenen Qtnblid 3eripIitterter 8aums
ftiimpfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
Gi(erne JSriegsmiin5en.

gum &IeingelbbeOarf l4reibt Die
,,Horooeutf4e Q(Igemcine 3citung":
3ur 9etdmpfung Der aud in Der preKe
mebrfa9 beIpro4enen iOgenonntcn
aleingelonot, bas beibt Der &ndppbeit
an tleinen 3oblungsmitteln insbeion'
bere an 92idelmiin3en, lit neben onoes
rem MaBregeln betanntlib Die 2luss
prGguno BON eiIernen Giinfpfennigitiits
fen DeranlaBt poroen. 3robosm nun
tdgli6 6unoerttauienoe bieier W4iin5en
bic prdgeitdtte perloHen unb In ben
@erte6r gebra9t iuerOen, erHdeinen
ole Stiide gang duffalleno ielten i'm
@ertebr. DieIer llmItan0 legt Die
@ermutung nobe, oab in iueiten 4reis
fen Der 8ebDlterung Die yleigllng be-
itebt, ole eilernen 6iinfpfennigitiide
als Sriegsanbenten 3uriid3uBdlten.
Ddmit miro Der nit Der 9lusprGgung
bieIer Stiide eritrebte 3ped bereitelt.
Sin Ioldes @erfabren pirtt ben bonn
einbeitli6en Millen oes Uoltes getrdz
genen 9eItrcbuugen nan m0gIi4lter
@rlei6terung Der bur9 ben 2riee ber>
borgerufenen GrT1perungen oes Mirts
l9aftslebens entgegen uno foIlte oas
Der in patriotil1er @inliht unterlaKen
perben. Rad Miebertebr normoler
@erbdltniife na9 erfolgtem SyriebenSs
i9luB 1T binreihenb Gelegenbeit bor=
baneen, obns @9doiguHg pidtiger
pirtI6dftli1er Suterefeu sic eiiernen
Gilnfpfennigitiide ais &riegsanoenten
Suriid8ubebalteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
SelgienS 96nigin.
Sbre na6iirn @crpnuDten tampIsn
auf IrinDIidler Geite.

Sn ieltIam berpiiltenoer WeiIe 9ut
Der &rieg IN oas 2eben Der beloiIben
&0nigsfomilie eingegrifTen. @olig in
ibrem 3uiummen9alt auseinanoergez
iprengt, lteben ibre GIlieber in oen per-
ThieOeniten &riegslaeern. 9ie a0nis
gin Gli1abetb, cine baDeriI9e 5iirliens
todter, bic Ni9te oes Railers 6rau3
Soiepb, OeHsn @emablin i9re Saul
potbin mar, bat bor ben beutlcben Sel=
ben BON Saus uno 6of f9lei6en mill
len. Sbr ein3iger nod lebenoer 8rus
Der. Der Ser3og Siegfrieo in 8abern,
fdmpft i'm Eager Der 5einoe 8elgiens.
Bon ben beioen Sdipeitern bes ROz
ni9s gilbert lit bic cine, prinaeIiin So=
iepbtne bon 8elgien, nit benz prin8en
8arl 2lnton BON 6oben5ollerns Sigma
rtngen ber9eiratet, Der in preuBiTcben
Militdr0ieniten itebt. Die prin5efiin
bat ibr rbeiniides 6iirlienI9loB in elm
2a3arett berpanOelt uno perliebt bort
nit GROCER 6ingabe Sdmariteroienit.
Die anoere, prin5eIiin Senriette, lit
ole @emablin bes prin3en emanuel
BON Orleans, Ser5ogs BON @enoome.
9ieIer 1T ebenfans elm geffe bes &ai=
fcrs BON Seiterret6 unb biente bor
bem 8rieg in einem 0Iterrei9iIben
Dragouerre9iment, oaS er natiirli9
BEL 3riegsausbru6 berlieB. 9lIs
Mitglieo oes 6auIes Bourbon tonn er
in 5rdntrei9 ni9t oienen. 0as Ser
5oespaar iibt in Icincm @obnTib su
yleuilD Bel paris Oie @crte Ser
@armber3igteit. Dort mirO OieIer
Sage in aner @tille Ole SoG8eit Der
dlteren So6ter bes Ser3ogspaares. Der
prin5eIIin Wlarie 2ouiIe bon Sra
leans, nit i6rem Better, benz prin3en
pbilipp bon Bourbon uno beioer Sis
5iIien, itattfinoeu. &0nig Q(lbert felbit
bat bisber neoer auf feline oeutf9en
uno 0itsrrei6iI9en Oroen nod ouF
bic SnboberIdaFt Der 0lterrei9il9en
uno OeutI4en gteginenter, bic Ieiucn
Ndmen fiibren, Der5ibtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
l0er(pdlete G0runa.

Sin i'm @eiteu Itebenoer &ricgsieils
nebmer er3dblt uns oie folgenDe @eges
benbeit: sym De3ember bes lebten Sab
res mar im in Dem Dorfe q. BET Ses
BAN i'm 6aule Der fiinfunoIe93iejdbs
rigen Srau Samain einquartiert.
Gines Tages 3eigte mir bic miitterlih
fir meine Raneraoen unb MIDI Iors
genbe aIte Syrdu nit Dem Stol3e pers
gangenen RubmeS etn eingerabmtes
Sdreiben BON fran30ilc6en SRrisgss
minilterium (unter5ei9net bon Milles
ranO) aus Dem Sabre 1912, tpomit
benz iu3piI9en beritorbenen Serrn Sas
main Die @erIeibuHg zines Sroens fir
feline @eroienlte als tapfsrer 0}eiter BEL
oen &dmpFen in Der Champagne i'm
Sabre 1870 mitgeteilt ipurbe. Qtlio
na6 5ipeiunobier8ig Sabren uuO 5iDet
Wlonate Dor leinem Sobe erbielt Sds
main feline 9lus5ei9nung. Gin Be-
ipeis, ipie genau, tpeHn audi IangIam,
oas fran50iifd6e Rriegsminiiterium
orbeiteE. @s lit ober audi Elm tIeiuer
Sroit fir bic Rdmcraoeu Somains,
Die Bis iebt nod teine DetOrationen ers
balten baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
1iu6tnnOs lEricgS0runO.

9ie ,Sii01laipil9e RorreiponOeno"
melbet aus @utdrelt: Der prdfoent
bes rumdniI9cn Qlrbeiterbauies so. ".
Ro1tibon per0ffentli4te cine Glugs
f9rift iiber oie llrfa9en Oss Melttries
ges unb gelaugt biebei 5u folgenoem
S9luB: .9ei elmer 8eo0lterung bon
ITO Minionen WlenI6en uno einem
Q(ubenbanbel BON feds Wliliaroen ers
rei9ie bic StaatsI9ul0 Nublonos ben
beoro6Iicben 8etrag bon 5ip0lf Wliuis
arben 3ubel (ungeFdbr fe9Sunooreis
big Milli1roen SronteH. Syrantreid9
daein bate f9on iiber 3ipan3ig Wliuis
arben 5ranten in 9fublonO inbeitiert.
3ublono mar, iolange es nod Ieinen
3oblungen na9tommen tonnte uno
nod einen unberii6rten @ol0borrdt be-
fab, ge5ipungen, ii9 cntpeoer fit ben
&rieg o6er fit ben StadtSbanterott
uno Die @ntipaffnung gu entT6eiOen.
Dieter Rricg 1T Elm 0tonomiIHer
&rie9, ben Gnelanb nit perfiber Sc
l9idli6teit I9on ieit Sd9ren porbes
reitet bat, nm Ieinen berbdBten uuo
gefiirdteten @egncr Deutl9Ianb auf
sic &nie 5u 3pingen. 9iuBlanO, ods
ebenfan8 i9ou lange ben Rrieg ees
ipoIIt but, ober itets ungeniigeno bors
bereitet mar, bate f9 germ benz
WunI4 GngIanoS ungei9IoRen, oa es
oo9 5ipii1en Dem Rrieg unb Oem 6as
liment nit bet Rtpplution ino Gnts
ipaffnung 81 iDdbleu battle"
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SpiOne 9e(udt!

Don ser S9pei3er Gren5e ipir6
uns gei9rieben: Sn Ser @dpei5er
preRe lit folgenOe nWarnung" 5u Ie=
len: Dor tur3em erl9ien in einigen
Sugesbldttern elm Snlerat, in pel6em
Elm S5dpei3er als Reiienoer fir cine
fremoe MaIAinenfobrit geIuht ipuroe.
Sin junger S9tpei3er beiparb iih Inn
bic Stele un0 muBte ii9 borauf6iu in
eintin tleinen Srte Des &ontons 8dz
fel=Gdnb borite[len. 9ort enpftng
Jpn Elm 9tusIdnber, Der ibm in tur3en
M0rten beoeutete, es bunoeIe fi9 ni1t
barum, biele Gef9dfte 5u MAIDEN, CT
m60e f9 blob Die SruppenberI9ies
biiHgen i'm feinoli9en Eager gut mers
fen unO Damn boriiber beri9ten. Das
fir tpurbe i1m elm gldn0enbeS 6onorar
in 2lusIfdt geitellt. Ser Sdpei5er
jebod IieB iib niHt beiteben uno trs
itdttete 9lnoeige, iporouf Der betreffenoe
@usIdnoer Degen SpioHase berbaftet
ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

Sobn Nabn an 2ouis SamIeIs IT,.
6ron, Neitieitc SSoIfc. nabe Der Or.
leauSiiraBe, Is Bel 75 SUB, @nmo5.
$3.50 $5
Seurp q &obc an Sol N3 Sdllc.
finger @ciliete %a0ionitroBe uo6c
Rort6 glpenuc 1873 Del so Sub, @rj
500, S5
@oltcr 9 Rogers unO 5rau an
8aaace @. 0iicr un0 6rat Gliicite
'RaDion-, uo6cSonDaleiiraBe t51 bci
S6.6 SUB, @runo5ius S68, $5-
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gIer. sdnacr bon gaItim0re.

\JNbtNAtr~% AOOCs)
&onptqllortier: ,@ernaaia.W2an'
nerdor-GIubbaus,~ ger. 852, g2or0.
Somaro.5troBe.
@rdiioent SenrD Sbomos, gar.
316, ggeit- Soratoea-StroBe.
So5n u. aleirt Girioent, glr. 2O1,
observation-disclosures.
George SimmeIBc6er, proiotoIi.
renoer uno correipnnoiren0er Sefre.
tar, N2r. 419, 5orreIt-StroBe.
Sermaun W1idlid, Sbabmeiiter,
g1r. 7t3, 8arner.StraBe.
SSinon8.S .Setretdr Gbas. gieinbarOt,
Scott. ltno Sambitrg.StrnBe.
@m. .. Siloehrau0t, 9ibliotbetar,
Nr. 2029, 3reOerid-9Ipenue.
Gbos. S|eu, 9lr. 246, yaoro.Sulton.
glbcy gorIiter oes Dariit.gonite's.
.9lrion-@eioH9berciny~
nSarmoaie~
n@ernnnia-Md MdnEerhor,"
u6lobiinn~
nEbalia-Mdunerhor,
uDlo5art.Ma Maunerdor,~
OGifentrnn5,~
n@ernauiu Quartett-gIub,"
oMelooie,~
aMebger-@ciangDerein,"
~@eItcno.2ieOcrfran
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CsrmnOitida. lIe6crtraamnaem.


2ouiie 3oieH, 9}oroieiic Ser 9lortb-
9loenue. nobc IL. SiraBc 70 bel
t50.
9lnt6on0 s. 8raounoS nn0 @attin
All Sobn Gbomos, 9 @rnoitidc.
n5ronf 9opat Stealth So" an 9ln.
nic W. Conrad, g9cilicitc scr @ai6-
inaion-; nabe 20. StroBe, las bel
1lO. @rrmo3ins $500
Gu1enio s. G6omas uno @attc an
oic Baltimore 9rand gomaus 5
5orcion @aiiiouarg Societp oi the
M. 6. G6urd" 92orowciiieitc scr
Gecil.9Ioeuue, nabe %. StrnBe, IA
bci 1913.
6crmon gloromann in0 0ottin an
G6aS. e. 9iemiacr, 9}oroieitc Der
8aDettc-, nobe Monroe.StraBe, i5
bci so.
Sobn Sartenitein 1ruitec, mo
glnoerc @rlno.. @crIonol- mo &c.
miidtes Gigentbum.
g(l6crt %. 5prociicr all Barbara
@aiion, 9ictbt 4itel nno Snterciic
IN 2 @rnoitiidcn.
8. Sernan Srelono an 16omas
y. Sonfins ruio Satin 9lr. 1929,
@in0ior-gloenuc, @runo5ins $40.
uSoic Iepoiit ano 1ruit So.
NodloBocriuoltcriu al glmbroie
2autaitis, 9lr. 1889, 91oro-@ilmor.
StroBe.
glnnic ~. Robinion an Somcs g9.
Differ, 0iticita Der @loocr., nobe
6a1ettc-5trobe. 1913 bel 70, @rlno.
3ins $2A.
gSm, 2eim6dh all 96oS. 6. Henb
ino 0attin, 9lor0ieitc Der Mcgl-
oerrD, nabc 2i5erne.5traBe, t3 bel
70, @rmo5ins $50.
@m s. @ioccubin ino Satin an
EboS ". Sauocr ino Satin g|oro-
oltsgdc Der Sore- iino Diuon-5tr..
IA Bel rs, @runo5ins $2S.
seiie 3. @epaus lmo Satin an
Sorr1 9. g2uion SiiopeitIciic ser
IrliO Si0-glocmlc, na6c Robert.
StroBc, i4.i0 bei 1873, @rimo3ius
500.
9Rarp s. Suoac lno @aiic ali
&u. @. 9udep mo @atte, 9lor0-
leite Der GarliSlc.9lpcme. nabc ser
H. StraBc, 60 bel i5O.
u9(- i. 2anrctlce Goal Go.0 ali
6. j. Sumrence H. g.. @rlmoliiid
g 3. Gallagher @eoltD 50. all
Sterling 8 g. H. 8. &C., Oitieite scr
ealpooo glOeuuc, no6e Mceloerrp.
StroBe 1876 bel 70 SUB. @rln03iuS
$45, $5.
SEQ g Go0o n0 5rai an 9l0om
araBer IT. ~ Giiicite 2isernc-, uabc
DlaoiionIiroBc, Is bel 70 SUB, @ro5
$l5, -$5.
5laoc S6opiro al & Ionalo 81.
llott 2 Wrllnoltiidc. 81
Sobn S. Nlorgan an Gonroo 9l.
0ehuid nnO fSralt @eiiieite Daf-
fllrlt &lacc, na6e @iudeiicritraBe
i46 BEL 100 SUB, @umo8. SOS, $5.
@n 6 'gage, Collection, al G6as.
8. aaiten, 5iioIeite @atcritr., no6c
euomont gIoemue Is 6ci 81 SUB,
$5i
s. Foge GDer rro 6rou an Garl
q Gottuan imo Srau 9gcit-Gdc ser
Soporos nabe Gnt6eoraliroBc. @j
$3.50, $375O.
sloam $. SAB uno 8ron an eow
y. 0lc8opcrn 5iioieite GrIconslir
na6e @oi5ngtouilraBe 1876 bei so
SUB, @runo3ins $1,000, So.
Con- " 0lc@opern an Ieroiica
Soas glr 2003, Crleansitr, @ro5
$1,000, $5.
aatberinc 2. go6m al 9lrt6ur
9o6m II. gl, 91r 1920. aPcGuao6iir.
$500.
6reO g. Eobe all g9m 99lidaros.
@eiiicite 9entalouiiry ua6c 9lort6
Spenue tl.3 bei 1896 Sub @rno.
sims $40, $5
G6riliian 6ornoff it. gl. @crpy ali
9eni aoitinsfD, 9lr "a 9loro.@oen-
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allI Die WliHiue ntpoern.
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(n01c pnrforO ND1o)
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bcrnein 0d8Oleil ntOherner AOdfiic emallirs
tenn Muegub NIT &ropIbreit; eeltril6em i5dder
Ilir ben SDnlmer. .iglb Ut nit Der @enlrdlbeis
6ung 6urd GelBlpaiicrsNn61tor berblnben
Dof bdi 3rnbt8aiin, lnniidre gIbianianne. Wian
Iulte oieie 8duler inlpi5ren, bn iic biele, bier
nlcDi aenannie Ncnerlll0en enipnlten.
Mldii nebme 1arforhsgbenie @leltrifcbe n0rbs
no tiS 8ur 0nneitea0 Strabe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

@niidnoiecr 1cuiIder, IS Sabre alt. outer
8eroienii. piini6t Die @eiannii0aii enes
beuiiben Udo0cns 3pcd ipdterc SeiraiD.
Wlan ibrebe an no " 25", SaltIhcr 6urrr'
ipDnbcnt." (Niui30-3f)
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26

Miss Avlce Stiniss and mother, Mrs.
Sprague Stiniss, who arrived recently
from France. Little Avlce was the
popular favorite on shipboard. She
brought along her two dolls, which
she named Barbara and Simone. Bar.
bara was arrayed in gorgeous apparel
while slmone's garb was extremely
simple, The girl devoted much of her
time to the care of her curly-headed
charges and won oil hearts by show.
ing greater degree Of tenderness
for the more poorly dressed doll.
Avice and her mother are In mourn
Ing for the death of William Sprague,
former governor Of Rhode Island, Mrs.
Stiniss has her home In Paris and has
come to the United States to place
little Avice. who Is seven years old,
under the care Of Mr.. Sprague's
widow.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
MAIDS SCARCE IN LONDON
Desert Households for MunItion Fac
tories and People Co to
Live In hotoia,

London Hotels and boarding houses
in London are full OF people seeking
to evade the servant trouble, and yet
the proprietors of those establishments
do not know where to find servants.
This difficulty has been brought about
by the demands for woman war labor.
The trim maid Of other days Is q
waitress In teashop. The cook roasts
and boils for hotel whose chef is
fighting; the nursemsid has put on o
uniform and starts the omnibus or
punches q ticket on the subway.
Tho skilled servants, who know
their work and prefer to keep In 1t,
fit In and out of situations to the great
benefit of agencies and to the despair
Of all who employ them. A month in
q private hotel brings It's circle of tips,
and they are OF to new employer
Those who are really capable demand
their pound week and oil found" I"
Those who are useless arc employed
for few weeks and allowed to wan
der to other fields.
In their despair employers Of domes-
tic servants are turning TO old men In
eligible for army service.
In these days all manner OF innova-
tions are creeping into stald English
ways. Large breakfasts and late din
ners are disappearing. ~
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
FIND 20 INDIAN SKELETONS
supposltlon That They Were Buried
Near Where They Fell
In Battle.

Oregon City. Ore.--Whlle eXcavating
for a basement near the river bank
men employed by Frank Busch have
uncovered 20 skeletons OF Indians in
one hole.
The bodies are supposed to be the
remains of Indians killed In battle, for
in one or two cases arrow heads have
been found caught between the bones.
The first trace Of the bones was
found early in the week when the
workmen uncovered skull. It was
buried by itself and Mr.. Busch, who
has studied the find carefully, believes
that 1t belonged to chief or leader.
To prevent disturbing the bones the
workmen began excavating in another
place and they found hole with q
radius Of about six feet. which Mr..
Busch estimates contains the bones
OF at least twenty Indians. The skele-
tons are lying like the spokes of a
wheel with the skulls In the center.
Over the top Of the grave was a thick,
hard crust of baked clay that waa
hardened like stone.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
FINDS l73 DIAMONDS IN SCI
BrItIsh Mine Sweeper psekhand Picks
Up Floating Package
Worth $500.

London.--A story Of package Of
diamonds worth a10o (sb00) found
floating in the North sea by one Of the
crew Of Pritish mine sweeper was
told IN police station by q deckband.
Walter Gleason, who had been arrested
while trying to dispose Of the gems.
At the police station the decl1hand
confessed that while on trawler
which was engaged IN the hazardous
task Of gathering up mines in the
North sea he saw q package floating
In the water. He got It with Q boat
hook and when be opened 1t he found
9s polished and rs unpublished gems.
The deckhand attempted. In company
with friend. to sell the diamonds to
a ieweler ct Cardiff. There was moth.
ing on the package to indicate the
owner or how the diamonds came to
he floating about In the mine-strewn
waters OF the North sea.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
Wanted q Change

The little boy had bad habit ci
running of, SO his mother tied him to
olothesline and just let him play
along the clothesline. and said to
him: Mother will have TO tie you
Just like little dog until you learn
to stay at home" This remark was
overheard by his little sister and
brother, who were playing close. but
after about ten minutes time the other
little boy tired Of his girl playmate
and said to her; "Olga, won't you
please be the dog a whilef l want
Teddy TO play wifi me-"
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
ELoPED TO ESCAPE LOVE
Wife 10 Too Affectionats is the En-
cnss Of Truans New
Haven Man.

New Brunswick, ~ J.-"My wife
was too aifectionate She was 90 con.
siderate Of me that had to leave. Ny
ego requires strife to create perfect
happiness"
This remarkable statement was
made by William Custer OF New
Haven, Conn.,. when he was arrested al
South River on a charge OF deserting
his wife and eioping with Mrs. Alice
Monroe. also OF New Haven.
Custer said that bis wife was Just
loving him 70 death and that be
could stand It no longer. 50 he left
New Haven with more agreeable
snnlnate. Mira Monroe haa Q husband
and lAree children h New Haven.
Custer waived exfradition and was
taken 20 New Haven hx detectives xAo
kaa eafae here h ssAssh os hian.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26
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Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-26

"The only visit / nave paid TO tho
old home town since left 1t, II years
ago" stated SIssors Smith, proved a
great Gisappo,ntment Tie oniy man
who recognized me, after had wan
Tered for hours around the familiar
streets, meath the drocpins elums and
il such as that, was OLD Uncle Riley
aeSzidew. who knew me the minute
10 set eyes on me by a debt OF six
bits which he claimed had owed him
when / went away."--Kansas City
Star.