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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Gin asei6nadltSabenc in SltGsu.
Gin @rIebnie.

Sllt SIltUVl9.
IS itneit Dlitternadyt it's, uno
elm ciiiger 8inO pciiidt Sen fcincn.
lte6euOen Sdnee sen tuenigen 9eu-
ten ole nod lnteripegS lino, IN oaS
@eldt. 2roiteInO lno Iiompfen0, felt
ciilgcnllnntt ellen iie ibrcr 8obniing
5lJ 100 in belem 9idteralon5 sic
troirlid crime Ganne ltrobIt. SeiIig.
obenol ga i1lt mir cine anoere
6eier eil, ipeit oriiiiten iin ioriliqer
Siioen glud ba feicrfen mir SciIia.
obenO "a ioBen mir in 9lid)ur0
Giirrs gelniitblihem 5tiibfeu 0ns
IN clnem groBcn @nliie ON @oniiiti-
tionsplas IN glt5en gelegcn NOR. Ser
gliibenoe Sonnenbon ientte iidl gen
9lbenO, mo mir flint Ieutid)e boben
nnler @loS init fintelnocm perlen-
Den 8ricdcnuein lino iticBen idNuei,
geno al mo tranten nlf itnicrc ySei-
matb luio unierer 2ic6cn @obl. Sim
Ednnenboinl nor nidt dnf5ntreibon
gemelcn, ilnO oeSbul6 6ottet mir Elm
oltes, OerfriippeItes 8id)tcnbdinnteti,
oos mir ani Der Enbr aeflmoelt bat.
Ten, init Ouftenocn g8ddsfcr3en oe.
l6miidt- llno 5m aIonac bcilniid,cr
3nplgcigcn eridollcn sic troiniden-
8eibnadtSlieOer ocr Seimotb, ipie
lie on5cin bic S{inocr iingen iino sic
lpir Gripodienen bier mn aus poIIcr
%rnit IN Die lane 9}ad)t idjmetterien.
St oicier 5eitesItinniiung 1lir
iuer all lolden Toecn i'm 9(uSlanoe
llltcr oeiitidlcn 8rii0crn lpciltc, Icilnt
lie r ianaen mir ploblif, iliemono
mnBte iucr cS beaonnelt boitc. aus
ilberDoIlem S5cr5eu mo nit friIden
ac6len oTcntidlonS. TcntIflm0
iiber oIleSl", ooB eS ldlt 0urd) oie
oiieueit 6enitcr ii6er 0cn mciten Iid,t.
llrd1lenoen 9Iae baltic. Ser critic
NcrS iunr 5u Gn0e, mir blidten ims
lhmcigcno al ino iuoIlten iiiit Ben
5wcitcn 9crS bcainncn 0o lang
plobliG cine roubc, aber beIlc Gtinl-
nc, oireft inter iinicrcm 6enTter;
~Gcltide 6roucl ocntidlc Sreiic,
Gciitider s9cin rmo oentidber Song
Sollcu IN Der @elt be6alteu,
S5ren aItcn idoncu @lona
Inns 5n colcr E6ot begeiitcrn
l|nier aan5cs 2eben long.
Gcutidlc Trnucn ocltide 9relc,
Gcntidcr @cin mo oelitihcr Songl"
Sd ipciB nidt mic cs fam; obcr
inns oflen itieaen sic 9brGnen in oic
9luaeu mir itiir5ten aus 6eniter: Oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

Gu iouit lie iiibIeu imo rie4en, iuirc
3eimatb, mIt ipeun on nidt babeim
iein tuilnit iip ion bel oir iein, oie
Seimdtb am 0eiligen sIbeuOl"
@ou5 It'll itabI lid Der Gberit Oo-
pom ibHi lparcn Die 9Iugen teud)t &C.
poroeu 6anO in Sauo iaBeu W}ut
Ter un0 Sobn nor Dem fIeineu arm-
ieligcu 9dlm1en oos iie 10 gIiidIi6
modte, neil es aus Dem beimatbIi.
den @aIO mar ilnS IN ser beimtideu
Groe itefte, Die Die Wltttcr iucit itber
oas @ebirge gctragen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
arica AMI GrSem.
gseIDna8LsarnN D0n Miaars enmtl lIm -9eIael

@eiDua6tsoruB bon Sli6aro Gebmel (lm Selee)
9lri Die mddltgc edlBenara6entette
Bonn eebirae blc sum WieercSbetie
Ssqt eer pons wsonS isiu irisobciitnes 2idt.
HUB hcr e5lan5 brs 0bHbiicrncs ipdnht
nctmaihfrtebeu ibcr'e Henoeafnnb.
Gie Wcidhte idlwe8ru.
9l1slidl frnint elu aiincnber Stutrbpqen
8ntldlru 2ttrn un0 Winno burdlS bleine Infs
lei 9eilogcu:
@ronate uacl olrnuatc iradll.
Ser @elpebrlani 5udt Hrabnue IN tdnienber
pnnben rN
TUbrcinnlcn in'S @cltnrar Su eniieH0eu:
urber Mninpfbcichle, jan beicbenbc
Smmetteru bic Oeidlhgc Bre irbUsbeHbr
GpnnrcnmuFt.
Glue Mcle praiien'S ront, iprB1i, iauit;
HltH nno IDnner Ia Der WicHimenInnl,
pcrrlt1l iDanni ibf ibcr 11at uub Gigef
cure eottehtproneuen elfaesilnaei
Simmelau it.s
Wpnt ibr 10 ben cpisen 0jein beiMmuafn,
Sldl jnm ewtaen 4rlebeH hoh5Hriuseu i'
Sptedltl eud lIant elm rublg ilerDenber WlaHn
Die WciulhHe ldWeiacn hi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Nes 0rieacrs Glriitnndlt.


Dicr Dor ben 1einb idl lr6t ft
81 ltiller btii'ser Wndlt;
Iabeim Bile 2iebcn ieic
,Sdl BET Der Neraruprad1l
Niein bcnieu 9Seib NIB aiub n
llno lfbu; sGn eIoii osr sitc,
1en Mater MO beBRiv,
@eriohr' iuit nu5 acilHb."
eJott lcb MID nod am qe6eu,
9su bier idlpn Gicit rnbn
llne Mnb're nOiteraeben
Wletdi mir bic PiIid1l tren tiuu,
BlS 1lniir unb 0run5oS
- 3nmal bic nraen 8riten - os3
zen IoocSnon erlitten
Nlc iBT perbitnies Qs5.
MlnipHen nuirr beHisH
X1belm i'm glntrrlnnb,
llr ntdlt upr OjaDru ldltnfrt.
Welu, nuS IN Jahr1 Snnb
8eiebleu ane5eit,
Grab in ben Scllna1t3inaen,
gju sb 8erlnten Hagru
'Snf Bselt ipeit nao brett.
: iah bas xrantri, 0taaen,
I'M Nestu lag ftet5 mus irru'u;
sSlr ppucn 49, ct Dllft nit trdqeu
Mndl isine WnbC idlen'n,
Bis lei bac 3iei trredjt,
@y 1snpdlIanb nac htn 6ueaN
ptrpprqebt tcirb on Sdeaen,
SIu Wlan5, bet teiuem aleldDt.
Nerr Iyoi, laa ralb Die 0unoe
Bnrd beuiidle Nunbe gel'u:
pfle 6elnbe tn Der yiunbe
Ntitegt um 0jnnbe deh'n@
IaR undl bcm blni'agH Sireit,
Raf opierreldem Ningen
yetr 9iegcSilebtr iingen
Nns gvQ6er DanlbaHeit.
1ann ioleu hrablen Gersen
Iabeim ~ heiIaer RddDt,
Ygenu 5tegesfrelib' bic Ntr5en
9Sito babeu ireb gemndjt, .rrri1.
gstnn nnter'm WeDnadjtS6nnm
Bon Sicaeu Hnh ppu Gmlnntef,
Bon SbateH, iibu Uellbrnnlen,
ylaH ipridit I'M tranten Naum.
NrrthBl0 Non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

itano oort rutel ouf ser StraBc, bon
neugierigeH G5Gifern imgeben, cin
5erriiieHer, 3erIitnlpter guridc, nit
iuirrem Saor lmo DcrbubeItem Bart
ino lang in eOIer @eeeiIterilng 5it
uuierem 6eniter binoiti. 9lud Inn
liefen Die oiden GbrGHcn iibcr oie
brounen @augen. 8ir baben i6u
Damn bernufaeboIt, es tpor ein Oeilt'
ider 2anOsmann aus Dem &ommer-
ibeH oeiertiert uerfommen Der-
pabrIoit, peroorben
Gr bate uniereu gciong gebort,
uuo oa botte ben Sortgeiottenen oas
!6eimtueb gepadt. @r, ser uie pieOer
in 0te Seimotb 5lirGd tonute, iiibIte
eS idner5Iider, oIs iUir, Oie mir 6a-
beiH nod lInierc 2ieben botten.
@ir eabeu ibm ieoer ettDoS. Sic
babe i'd eiurn Meniden pie0er NIT
ioItem SeiBbrmser ellen, nie mieOer
nit iolber @ier 8igoretten rauheu
iebeu, toic OicIes perIoreHc @}euiden.
filio.
GRit riibrenOer Gonfbarfeit naGm
er sic 9leiniofeiten. oie mir ibnl &C.
ben founten. trmif. iong itnO roldte
nno frcute iid ipie eir ainO, Oob er
ipieoer einiudl nit Geutiden oeliidl
iprcfleu 6urfte.
Gos mar meiue idouite @ciG-
uadtsfeier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
dHSHdHae.

~EklVAHN)ARtAuAHt.
AIle Sabre febrit I'll rDieoer
S0Ioe, ieI'ge @eibnadtS5eit;
ggic cin Gugel ifrUebit In uieoer
Syn Dem itern6eidtcn alcio.
9Lllc Ibiirea iteb'u Iir aui,
gIabeit Cn i'm 8eitenlmif;
llcbcraA Bit Iu Ipilfommeu
Nei 0en goien, bel BEN 6rommen!
@er fam Teinem 3nilber peiAerL
1er bic TUeitc g2eIt iebt bauut2
Stciu inO gein tnuHit Iu er5peiCheH
9Rit Der aiebe BeucrbrauO.
@aS nod geiteru tief gegroIIt
lIno bdtt' hlnOert Sabr geihmolt;
Beuu sic 4eibNattsglodeu tIiHecr,
99n maut ltarrcS Ser5 5eripriu.
geRl
4iIoer ms 0cn ainobcitstagep
2teigen 1eute por inns aif
SeOer ipeiB. iuos er getrageH,
zdiDcr mar oft Der RiIgerlaili.
HUB Die GItern iinS uidlt mebr
@eutc iriift'S ms ooppelt idaucr
D'oade 1brGne nest Die @onee
9ei Dem iiibct @ei6uod)tetlanocl
aNmacs Eer9 nod idyueblt Iu bei,
ter,
Ncnn Ser @cibuadtaboum lid
ariiBt;
1d]reitc uur I'M 2ebeu rpcitcr,
g9is and) Eeiue 9brdnc flieBt.
g9ie oeiitit Iu oaun crit 1uriif
ghi Der ainobcit 2uit uno Slid
Qief in'S SSrure miro 81 Orir9eu
q1cur Die NcibnattSaIoden fIiugeu
glA, tcin AIana oringt 10 81 Screen
llnN ipcdt allie Irdimc alis
g1ea criuadleu lie. sic Sdmcr3eu
Iic Aus idlug Der GrocnIalIi
Ias ii haIt bic bcilge Radt,
1lit ocr iiihea 3auhernntt
slllcS iliIitert tranruerIoren
,,Ghriit Der 9ieiter iii geboren~
&sic Elm 5egeu iiromt es nieoer
&cgu oa6 Serl Uol c3rar inO Sei0,
IaS @erlorne Iebret luieoer
Sn ser ielgen 6iraoenjeit
Gr0 imS SiHiucl idIieBt tic elm
asSeus9 ioa Die 9ooiung ieiu;
g8drit perirrt Eli iM0 pcrlorcH.
2;icb Iciu pciinno III 9eborcal
Eeiiae i6m Ncs @crJcilS L6iire,
gRenl Icin &gcg 10 ronb, 10 itcil
cniI Il Gid 5im 2ihte fibre
lIn0 Eciu 5hner3 miro Tirf aitu
SELL
Mou5 berjiingt ipirit In Nanu ieih
acbrt Der 5rieoe bel Eir eiu
Rene arait lro ncueS Sebeu
gSil ser @eibuadtSfonig geben.
Eud} ibt ridt lin Icrnen &imncl~
92idt iH mdtt'sen 5ierneuideiu
2uh ibn III ocm @eltgetiiInmcl
S,icr lpia er Dein Seller iein
gr, Ser glrluer Croft uuO 9iat6,
8h1rt Tih aiif Oem Gorueupfoo;
or, Der ielbit OaS arcii5 getrager,
SSit Geiu 2renuo III oiiufIct 9oscii.
st. e. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

gfaHridt cmpiaagcH 0aB lmier Sans
nibt mebr Der glHeiuberriher Der
ainoeritube lit. Gin blaudiJgiges,
golobaarigeS Sdweiter6eu Iie9t felt
geitern nebeu i6m in Ger g9iegc, uno
lInier ucrlpobntcr Srouprin5 betro6.
tet es porI6liig nod nit redt imgnd
oigen 8licten. 9lbcr er miro iid wo6l
allndbIig Odran geiDobner OaB fih
mH ridt mebr I'M Snuie itu ibn al
lcin allies orebt, ltuo oaB es jebt nod
ciH jpcites fIeines @eien giebt, nit
Dem er iid in ole 2iebe Der @Itern.
bergen ltHo aid Deiues @roBmutter.
ber3cns tbeiIeu nuBl @ie pirit Gr
did Oariiber irelIeu, lDenu 0u beiOe
I'M CONNER 5u ieben befommit."
S6nlta5elHO trippelt @jroBmutter
ms 9tebeu5immer, mo tie Elm Meit-
1en in i6rer Sdula6c umberframt.
mo ais iie picOer cri6eint, baIten oie
olten S1noc ciil id)0ncs, roieurotbcS
8odsfer51en 5drtIib lmidIoiicn.
@as pilau5t iie bebutiam Oi6t neben
Dem bcllbloueu out piidt milo rno
begiitiocnO Die @ahStropicr bon ocm
tbrdnenOen 2iAtbcn beritnter rno
mllrnclt 9liidlid Dor iid BIN:
o9}idt rucinen, nidf pciren Sans
iel id bin ia 10 fro6, ooB iH nun
i6rer 5iuei to6c 8, OF acie9neteS
&eibuo6tsfcitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
QadetIaaarett = @dmadtgpOit.

Eadetldsarett --- &eibnadtspOit.
Inter oieiem giteI giebt GruIt Sic
mann in Der @odlenidrift ylleber
2olto uno N2eer" einct omiilonten
gluSi6nitt ots ben 2eioen in6 6rcu.
oeu Der 9}oIt p1brenO Der Sodihltb
Der Gbrilttoqe. Tou ocu iieben Dill
lionen 9odeteu, Die oo int 3eitrnmnc
ciucr ein5igen @ohe bcfpdltiet iper
Den, miiHcu legen nidt one bell iuo
acjuno ocu @eg biz inter sen 2ihs
terboum 5ltriid. ghif 0eu 9roBeii
4oiidmtern 1T fir iolde irgcu6wic
beidGoiqten oOcr nlonoelboft ooreOirs
ten Bodete cine gluffldrimasiteae Gin.
gerihtet; ole @camten ober ucnneit
oieieu Rouu einfoh Oas 2osarett.
glu' Die Shwoheu, @eripun0eten lmo
Glenoeu nis Dem aroBeu Seer Der
Soben fiuocn lit bier suiainmcn
5crbrohene 9iiten iuto oclt)unoene
Aortons, ourd oeren 8iIic imo 20-
der cine buntc 9Belt Scr ipimocrlidl.
ftcn 8iugc Ole @abn in's 8reic Iudt.
% fsen Die poderen Boitnl1nner
inter Huppell mo g9iirItcn 9luB.
trodern un0 4fcfferfuden unter
fSduieu un0 9oieu unb oIP oei 2edes
reien, Die poriorelicbe SdiiOe feruelt
2ieben gum meibnohtliben syeitno6l
5ugeoadt ln0 ole Damn erlt 10 oicl
maudmal uidt mebr redt genieBbor,
ibren 8eitimnlllngsort errciden. O2it
Sommer iino gi1geIu, nit 8iu0iooeu
(piel 8inofaOen! 9as lit cine g9ci-
lung, oic iid ole @odetienocr 5il
@er0cu ncbmen io1tcn, 95odpopicr
lluo 4iniel perrihten sic @eomten
i6re SomoritcrOieuItc, Iegcn Die be-
ihdOigten5tiide, ipenn iie bofinngS-
IoS aus Dem 2cim geaongeu iinO, ouf
ocn ,Se5irtiih", I'M Oct Synbolt
Stiid fir Stiid 6u priifeu mo idriit-
lih nufauuebmen, uuo loiicn 6ont
Die 8adete I'M neueu idmudeu Sc
uanOe mieoer frobliG mitItipimntcn
III Der groBei 8ertebrsflutb.
Sier Iteben Elm poor Sdjriitaelc6r-
te 5uiammeiL nm cine imgIau6lidl
ibledt geidriebene g(Sreiie SIT ent5ii.
fern Gie grtrdtbieluna Der Sicro-
glppben miro nod Oooiirdl cridNpcrt,
oaB eeroOe Die 9d)rift;eidjen Oes
9eitintniiiresortes Srrd) geronneneS
SoaienbIut oerfle6t iinS. Has bat eli.
,iicr nit ougefeudptetenr g9ei5cnniebl
ein Stiid9en 4apier nit ser glOrclie
aligeHebt oocr nit 3ipirit ein 4opp-
t6felhen ongebdret iuo 9loubt pobl
gar, ous riiiiie MN biz iit oIle Gipie-
fcit baltci1 ipdbreno ood) Idon fem
3ipfeldjeu niebr porbanOcn lit. ia
mus oanu ocr telegraph, oieicr cute
Seller Der 8oit, ipielei; 1T nur nod
Der Olir1mer3ettcl oo. oeu sic 9(lf-
gabe 9oitnnitalt ollen @adeten nit
niif Ben @ca eibt Damn luirN bort
nod Der glorciie ongeiroot S9idltis
iino ouh Die 9eaIcit 9loreiicn Die
NIT Ser idneleren 9rieiItoit oen 4ae
detcn porauseilen imo 0oS Sudeu
naH einen pcrlorcrcr Stiid erleidj.
terri. Bon pierje6rag aglrmeIocitcIlcu~
oiiS miro 5uOent Die Sag6 ioitemo-
tiih betrieben oonit Eddct mo
Iorcliot iidj 5uIett ood nod 5niom.
menfinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
Wlcinc @cinadIf8fcicr i'm 0ricec 1870

&eibuoNtSfcitl
Nleiuc @einodltSfeier i'm 9ricgc 1870
On oonfborem @c009tniB babe i'd
alts Dem 3abre 1870 noG imrncr bic
@eibna6tSfcier in cincln groBen 2a-
3arethe scr 8. glrmec, ole bon Dem
Gbciar5te init uolIitcr aiebe mo Sin.
Gabc ms g9ert geiebt por0en uar,
mo ton Der bier eiu 9ilo oeGebcit
iucrocn loIl:
geuBcrlih mor bic Sa6c oaourh
cridlpcrt, ooB oos ao5arctb IN bier
poueiuanoer octrennten, 3eritrelIt
ourd) Sen Srt (Guru bc Gorbeil q
Seinc) gele9enen groBen Sdloiiern
cinqcrid,tct mar. Ios pcrbinocrtc
rotiirlid) eoe cinbcitli6c 6cier, bate
ober 0qn gortbcil oaB jeoc cir3elne
tscier I'M en0ereu Sfreiie DER chamber
nid)t lhbCtanntci Scranton beion0erS
be9angen pcroen lonntc. ga Der
G6eior5t nit Dem geiammten Perio
nal Don gler5ten lmo 8comten icocr
,yeier behpobntc, ioIgteu ic einan
Ger in letter Grommg. NSu iibrigcn
trugen iie ale oeli gleidcn Gbarat.
ter. cSu Dem groBtcn sur 9eriiiguHg
itebenocn Rauntc jeOeS SdloHes mar
eiu moGIidit GROCER TouuenbmIm
atIigeitclt Der gang in Oertiber Bei.
ic erIeilbtct iuo nit allerlei S6uud
aiIigeplbt mar, ben Die oajA fdbigeu
@eueienoen juuor ougeiertigt bat.
ten. Sin gemeiuiam gciiingcnes gciit
Iidcs &ic0 lcitctc ole 6eier elm. Cine
an oaS Gpau9cliunI bon Gbriiti Ses
burt onfllipfenoc 9lnipracbc ciues I'M
2ojnretb tbatiacn Gouoi6ateu ioIgte
uuo mad oberiualigem @elaugc er
grill Der Gbeiarjt III elmer itets ber5-
liden fllrjeu Ne0e oas 8ort, Inn au1
Dem iamiliGreu 3u1 0es 6eites &c
redDt 81 tpcrOcn. Bon Den aronfen
worcu olid Nic, Oeren 3llitauo cs crs
loubtc, in t1rer gctten oa5u 6erbei.
getrdgen morOeu. ghlr Oie gauj idner
aropfen mlBten scr SSeicr fern bIcis
ben. IS mar Tiir Die arilen 2eiOeus
Ser, Die beqreiilihcrlueiie oie Erens
nim0 bon Der Seimatb beionocrs
ihmerjli9 cmpfnnocn oo1 cine ido
nc Stlnoe, aus Der tic lrolt iin6 @rs
bcbimg lhopitcr 5ilr 0ofiniiiig ouf
cnffde Geneiing. MoS ober ollent
oen 9lus6rnd itiaet @liidcs 9nb, ipor
bod Die ltra6lenoc @cibrahtStanne
nit ibrcm 6rieocnsbiloc, ooS, al bic
clpiec pic irDii1a Seinlotb 5igleitb
crinnertc. Gob inter oen idon &c.
peeliden SSnlaiIcn oeS 2a5oret6S md
Oicier 8eier nod cine fleinc 9todfeier
IN, engcrcn &reiie itottfinben fonntc,
mar porecicAen imo bon Den gler5ten
geitottet uor0cn. 5rcilid CAB es ou.
bel fcine bcionOeren 6}cniiiIc, Ocnu Der
Maeen ciueS all IppbnS crfronft @c.
pelcnen beOari III ieocr g9ciie Scr
iorgiamiien Sdoning.
Sm cn8ereu arciie perioTlnclten
lid ipdter audi bic 9(cr5te iino @es
antcn ocS Sa5arct6S uu oel G6eis
or3t 81 6cmiit6li4er Iafclrintoc mo
filler 9epcgung iuiter Dem Gbriit-
bnun. Girige Stiijicrc bon 0en
pomncrider JicqiuiertcrlL sic in ocr
Sdlodjt Bel 9'iaicrs Gbonpigup
&lmoen ooUongetragen batten imS
I'M 2a5arct6c gepiicgt ulroci, CT
b0btcn 0rrH ibrc G6cilnobmc Die
,Sreuoe on Der Seier. 9oS aber ooS
ciqcnortiOite Der @eicllitait mar, ons
mar sic g(npciGnbcit cincr 0cutihcu
Sron elmer Nlnrtentcnocrin sic,
fnitnt Nnr sdurrpr Huhr npurlnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

Der Slid in Der 9trGc
Gaute Sulie IoBt fcin SriegS Con.
5ert aus. @citern mar tie wieoerim
in einert oos BON Notben Siren; III
Der 9Sctri Stride peronitaltct wir6c,
nno beoeiitert cr51bIt tic bon i6rct
anrltscniiiien: oglIle gdmnueru non
eeSobann Sebaitinn Bod into Die
idoriie mar oas SorclIcnNnintett
oGnS lit gon5 nmuoaIidl~ per-
ieste Snfel GOnumo. Gas 5oreIlcu.
Gniirtett lit bod bon sdllbrrt; 9'ob
bat fcine GorcIlen conlponirt."
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
OAK SHADE

The grammar room pupils with the
help OF few from the primary room
are planning to give an entertainment
, on the evening Of the last day of
school. The plays which will be given
are being considered now. MANY of
the parts are already in the hands Of
the would be actors and actresses.
Look for further announeementsi
Our attendance has not been nearly
az regular this month as last owing
TO sickness among the pupils.
The seed tester v being examined
at the present writing. The results
will be published next week.
We are testing milk this week be-
fore school In order that the cream
will not rise before we make a test.
All pupils bringing milk to be tested
will please have It here at 7:30 stan
dard time. Vienna Hawkins Whaley
teacher.
Frank johnson was absent Monday
on account sickness.
Leon McQuillin was also absent
Tuesday for the same reason.
Harold Barhite has been out OF
school several days working on his
fathers fruit farm.
Coda Punches was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday until
noon.
Zina Weatherby was absent from
school Wednesday and Friday.
Hazel Smith was absent from
school the last part Of the week on &C.
count of the sickness Of her mother
Lydia Cone was absent Friday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
DODGE BROS. CAR
WINS HILL CLIMB
Negotiates Steep Pinnacle at Mont
rose, Colo, With Nine Pas
sengers.

At a recent hill climbing contest at
Montrose, Colo., Dodge Brothers car
performed a feat never before at
tempted on a hill near the town by
climbing to the top with nine pas
sengers weighing a total of 1760
pounds.
The contest was started for cars
carrying their seating load and the
Dodge Brothers car won easily. A
seven-passenger car that had stalled
requested permission to cut its load
to five and it then was successful. But
to demonstrate its superior power,
the Dodge Brothers car was loaded
with four men in addition to its first
passengers and easily made the top.
The hill was but 200 feet long. but
was 26.6 per- cent. the steepest portion
having a grade of 45.22 per cent. and
the most level part a grade of only z
per cent.
There were originally number Of
cars scheduled to try the climb, but
when starting time arrived only three
would compete. 50-2
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
BAYEs SCHOOL,

c.. J. Barckert visited our school
one day. last week.
Monday there were twenty-eight at
school which makes the largest school
we have had for about six weeks.
Lowell. Don and Gladys Winzeler,
Martha and Mae Bayes, Mert Gal.
braith and Florence Biddle returned 10
school Monday and Tuesday after en-
Joying a vacation Of several weeks
while nursing the whooping cough.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy last week: Alice Galbraith
walter Blair. Ralph Croninger, Lloyd
and Eva Spangler, Philip and Kath.
erina Lichtenwald, Thomas and Chas
Brinkman, Irwin Aeschliman. Wav,
Tedrow, Florence Merillat Joy Mile,
and Sam Goldsmith.
TAKE NOTICE
The Bayes School children ant
some young people of the district will
give an evening entertainment Fri
day March 81. We expect and desir,
? fuli house. Two forces will affors
the chief entertainment of the even
ing. Admission ten cents. Time 7:3O
COMET
To our entertainment on the even
ing OF Friday March 81. We viii
make you laugh. Time 7:3O.
BAYES SCHOOL.
Do you enjoy a good time? Thel
give rs your presence at our schoo
entertainment Friday evening Marcl
9lst. Time 7:30. Bayes School.
Listen. Tell your friends about on
entertainment Friday evening Marcl
81 We win render two farces. Tim
7:30. Bayes School.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
INLET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brink spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Kicker of Fayette.
Allen Shaffer, wife and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Tay-
lor.
Miss Zelma Bachman spent Sunday
with Mrs. Robert Bachman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Lee.
Mrs. Robert Boyes spent Sunday in
Wauseon. +
Herb Bo-ton, wife and Dora Markee
spent Sunday at Leo Borton's.
Geo. Bachman, wife and daughter
of Lansing, Michigan, attended the
funeral Of her brother Judson John
ston Friday and visited friends ant
relatives Saturday returning homs
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Milton Griffin and son, oi
Wauseon are visiting her brother
Homer Blair.
]. C. Lane and Homer Blair spen
Sunday forenoon in Fayette, thu
former and family spending the res
of the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Blair.
Lawrece Hudson Of Swanton spen
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents. S. Hudson and wife.
John Powers Of Lyons spent Sat
urday with Bert and Roscoe Bach
man.
l. E. Crow was in Toledo Monday.
Mrs. A. Boyes spent Tuesday witt
Mrs. James Bachman.
J. L. Bachman and son Roscoe, wa
in Wauseon Tuesday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
A NON-PARTISAN
TARIFF COMMISSION

Whenever the people are to be lur-t
ed into trap the dulcet notes of nom
partisanship are softly flung to the
breeze.
The so-called non-partisan tariff
commission demanded by President
Wilson has nothing non-partisan
about its name. 1t provides for a
Commission of five members, not more
than three of whom shall belong to
the same political party. The salar-
les of each shall be $4,000, and no
one engaged directly or indirectly in
any business affected by the tariff
shall become member. This most
sfectualy prevents any pers ION of
practical information serving on the
Commission.
The members are to be appointed
by the President for terms of two,
four, six, eight and ten years. It
shall have power to force individuals
firms or corporations of this country
to show their books and divulge trade
secrets to their competitors here and
abroad. They cannot compel such in
formation from our foreign COM
petitors.
The commission shall have power
TO fix rates. Thus the President takes
from the people, through their repre-
sentatives in Congress, the power to
fix rates and lodges it in a Commits
sion appointed by himself and which
will be responsive to himself. 1t is
scheme to prolong free trade con-
ditions.
Those who have favored a non-
partisan tariff Commission never
dreamed that it should be given pow
er to fix rates. That power was to
be left to Congress while the Com
mission was to secure information
for the use of Congress. The coun-
try will resent this effort on the part
| of the President to prolong free
trade and hold industry in the palm of
his hand. He himself saw that appro-
priations were withheld from the
Taft Commission, which had been
appointed to secure information to
guide in the making of tariffs. His
own Congress refused to avail itself
of the information secured. And now
that he has some political debts to
pay and is determined to harass our
country with free trade, he insists up
on the creation of Commission that
will retain the law he has enacted.
Write your Senators and Represen-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-24
OTTOKEE ITEMS.

Barnett Leininger of Toledo spent
a few days this week with his brother
Jake and family.
Kent and Olive Verify spent Sun
day with Jay and Mable Zimmerman
A number from here attended the
Christian Endeavor meetings at Wau-
seon Suday.
VIM. Pike entertained the follow.
ing Sunday: Chas. Pike and family;
Art Luton and wife; Mrs. Jennie
Boosinger and daughter of Seneca al.
so Mr.. G. r. Pike Of Breedsville
Michigan.
Earnie Jones and wife spent Sun
day with his parents, Jerry Jones
and wife Of this place.
T. 6. Elliott of Maumee Arbor at
tended the A. o. o. G. meetings a
this place Tuesday evening and gav'
US talk on Loyal Service Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Spiess of Yorl
spent Sunday at Walter Leininger's.
Orville Markley and Ruby Guilfor,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
Johnson.
Floy Jones and Edna Guilford call
ed on Clarence 'Hollister and wifi
Sunday afternoon.
To bad such bad weather for tn
old soldiers camp fire, but three time
three cheers for Old Glory just tn
same.