davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
ScSrO6IidJcs Sycmcr.

0urd Seucr murOe geitcrn glod]'
mittoq inn 4 llbr Oie Station 9lr. 3
scr Baltimore 9rid 60. al ser
golumbio.9lpemc, ienieits Ger ,8ol-
timore mo Obio Giicnbobn", 5er.
fort. Gs miro ungcnomnen 0ab ser
9rono, wel6cr ole ois Eager bems.
ten @e6GuOc poaItGnoie eindlherte.
ouf sen in nGditer gIdbc 6cfinolidcn
SduttobloOepIob, ollf meI1em iib
glinmenoes @3oteriol bciono, 5lriid-
5ufiibreu lit. Ser 5hoocu ioa be-
oeuteno fem.
Charles Carroll, Scr an Dem %.
& 0.~. .lle6ergouge itotionirte @dd-
Ter, bemerfte uls Grlter oos Seuer
uuo olorrnirte bic 5euerwebr. 8ci
Der 9lnflmft oerielben itonoen oie
@eb1uoc bereits politGnOig in Slants
men unO Seuerbef aobl bonn 6. 9e-
itritt iob iidl gcnotbiet, cinen oluei-
ten 9llorm ob5ugeben. Ger 8rnnO
6reitete ii6 nit rnpiOcr ShneIlis-
felt aus unO griff, bonn @inoe on-
geiocbt, oui eiu jenieits Der Gollrm-
bio.glpenue ite6cnocs, lngeiabr $50
SUB entferntcS @obn6ous iiber. Der
Godbiulbl Ocs Snuies. peIhes gum
Slid imbcmobnt iuor, rpurOc 0ers
it0rt, ebe eS gelouQ ser SIaHmen
Serr 5ll iperocn. Die glGbe BON aus
geoebuten Sel.2ogerh oorunter Der
jenisen Ser oSeros Sil Co." modte
sic Situotion 9lnfongs iibcrous ge.
fG6rlid. bis ser 9ronO icblieBIicb
oui ieinel SerO bcihrGnft lmO mel.
terc @eiobr nbgemonOt mar. Iic III
gIide qele9ten 8nulidteiteu porcn
6pciitodiee 8iegelbGuicr mo our
3cit nidlt im 9etrie6. @ertbpolle
WloihiueiL melhc lid in Dem mitt'
lcreu @ebduoe 6cianoen muroeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
Mprifpftnnraftrb.

Mon uebme I@0ns, ni9t gang reifI
@pritO1en, balbiere uno entiteine iie
uno laHs iie in io9enbem Wuiier nm
anaisbsu, Iese is gum 2lbtrOdnen oul
cine 0oppelte Serpiette, lGutsre fir cir
babies pfunb QlpritoIen ebenioDiel
3uder, sebe Die 9lpritpTsn binein uni
fo6s iie Sebu Minuten, Iese iie mi.
einsm iilbernen 20ffel in eine por5eI'
lanI1aTsl un6 sieBe ben 3uder Oorii'
Der. Qlm anbereu Gage piro ben
3uder obsssOKen, aufsstodt uno oi'
9lpritoien ipis6er einise WlinuteH ge'
fo6t, berousgenommen unb pieoei
nit Dem 3uder iibereohen unO 10 nod
einmal. 9lm piertsn 3ae ipirb on
3uder nit etipas fsinseidnittener 81.
tronenI9ole our perle eingetoGt, iibei
bic eingeTiillten QlpritoIen ge9oKeH
@ie 3uderIOfung muB eritmaIs 8iem.
lid 6iinn fein (siu plumb 3uder, cir
babies Quart DuKer), unO jsoesmul
abesi9Gumt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
gR arm mortuden.

@isr Gier iDeroen nit elmer Saift
3udsr unO eiusm @BIUffsI DOa But.
ter gut Derriibrt, bann laiI. cine Tuht
Mil9, brsi 3uTsH ssiiebtss Mlebl per.
miI9t NIT 5psi SeeIOffsln BON Bod
pulper binein. Die 9Glfte bonn 2eia
in oie aebutterte Torm getan, in OiC
gsJuoere SdIfte bermiide 5tpei Bis orei
Gbl6ffeI serisbeue gbOtOlabs, tue e
aud in oie 5prm unO riibrs ss lei@i
untereinanber. Der Ofsn ni9t a.
parm unb orei @isrtslItuuOsn baden
SUB fir oen SUDDEN, psnn er midi
marmoriert 1T: S9lage Elm @ipeif
ui4t gan3 au S9nse, riibre orei @B.
lDffel boa G6otolabs binein uno et'
mas 3udsr, ltreide Ole Mafs id0r
ouf ben Sudden uHb laiIe es i'm Ofer
trodneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

93edt. Wlaaer; nNla.
den iuer'n mir ia oie Sode nit Sta.
lien, o6er iauI is ct ooh, oct mir
nod eenen Seiuo Oa5uietriest ia.
ben" - Sdulbc: o9l6er Miiaer, id
erfenne Cir MD wieoer. @lit sic
sStoIiener mer'u mir ood nod fer
tia" OdiQer; n9la ia, set iloo6
id ia oo6, aber id bin bod MI nal
10 fomii6: Gie 9(peuniuiide SaIb-
inicl bdtf id ais 5einO entbebren
f0nnen~ IL S9ulbe: n9l6 nee, SaI6.
iniel bin SaI6inieI 6erl Gen ueiien
fSeino pertrogen mir iau5 int; 0enn
mat cen rihtiir Geutiher is, ser
fann eenen Siiebel Dertragen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

Man fhneibet ale Teils auBer Den
aum 8ruten beitimmtsn Hiiden bee
6oIeus in Stiids, bos 9lut miro in
eiuem fleinen @el9irr abIsits setan,
bann peroen Die @tiide in elmer S9iiI'
IeI nit bolb @iiig unO Dein, Oi.l
3piebeII6eibtn, Elm 2orbserblatt, gel.
ten, 3itronsnIheibsH, pfeffertCruei
unO Sol3 bermii4t gut 5ugeotdt, in
ben &eaer geItelt unO es luerben allt
Sose 0ie Gtiide seorebt. Wer ibr
ui9t Ie6r Iauer liebt, taHn ibu gut in
atpsi bis brei GogsH perpenoen.
WlonG)e IaTen ibu LANCER, ia biz a4i
Saee liegen o0er nebmsu sur 8si5t
nur @IIig. sou er eeto4t iperoeR
70 roltet man Mebl in glei9 Diel fiiBes
Butter (on6eres Sett maAt Die Sauct
ni6t 70 I60n bidIi6) i6Dn bunt,l.
braun unter 3uga6e zines tlsinsu
Stiides 3adsr, oGmpft nod tur5 Dol
benz 9lblOIdeH cine fein eei6nittent
3niebsl nit, lDIht nit Der Beige at
uno 5erriibrt bos @an5e gu elmer fei'
nen Qlatten Sauce. Menn Der Wein
fem fauerIi1 lit, bOrerit ui9t DieI
baran tun, IonOerH, no@oem oiI
Saucs anfGnet gu tO4en uno oit
SlsiI4tiide Nnein getan iinb, bag
@an3e cine Itarte bdlbe Shinoe to6er
laFeR unO banH beriu9sn, i'm boil.
enos bas sye6lenOs an SoI5 II. I. p.
SuSueeben. Sn 6ieTsr 3sit lit eber au
eriennen, OBJ Die Beige gu i9urf III
unb epentuea nod Boher beOarf.
glad anoertbalb Stunosn langIamen
Ro9ens pirb bas TIeiiCb peid iein.
cine @iertelitlnbe Dor @iiens5eit tpirr
bic 5uriidesbaIteHe 2sber uno 2unst
fein 5erbodt lno Oa5u getan uno boz
bem Qlnri9ten oas fein oerriibrtt
8Iut, no es eieentli9 Damn niht mebs
fo9en ioIlte. lin ods 9eri9t nod
ausgiebiger gu MAIDEN, tOnnen MeiB.
brotI9niiten, ouf elmer Seite in Ssti
fbOn gels gerSitet, in Die fir oen ,Sa.
len beitimmte PIatte gslset unb f9Or
I'm @oraus nit elm ipenig Sauce be-
eo6en tperbeu uno odnn oariiber ber
pfeffer ongeri1tet. Seur3 bot BEN
Qlnri8ten sinise 2Offsl Rabm beieese'
ben, DerFeinert bOs 9eribt.
mn1tc or Iic nidht ru0 i'm 3lpciteu 9(ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
g4enc Smreamraumc.

Die stoots 9lotorfabr6eug. Com
miiiion miro ouI /. Siui Don ibren
jebieen @ureoilr6umeu I'M Garrett
@ebduOc mls5ieben lmO ibr 0uartier
I'M Smdc glr. #, Sit2eriuston'
StroBc, ouii6lagen. 3ic HdllmIid'
feten I'M neuen Scim iinO beOeiIteno
gr6Ber imo mub fir oas @ubliflm
bcQnenIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

moIltc cr iic nidlt luo I'M 5luciteu g(ft
moatc tic i6n nicbt. SSm Oritten 9lft
bdtten iic iih 6eioc moIleu ober
oo moatc oas 9ublitum nidt me6rl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
Sir 9ams lluO
&I@e.
6on0f6u6e teiniQen.

-
9GniIbe San6f6ube psroen lpieOei
Id0n, penn man iie in naditebenoel
WIif9uns pGidt; Wlil9 uno Sulmiot.
eeiit gu elei6eu Ssilen Dsri9Grft mar
our9 eiuen mdBigen Ssil in Mil9 ge'
I0Itsr Seife; bier binein gibt man BIZ
SonoIAu6e, our6ndBt Iie, rsibt umt
Oriidt iie. biz iis rein eri9siHeH. Dam
bduet man iis gum 2rodneH auf, bod
iue6er in Die SoHne, nod in bic Diem
bibs. Sinb iie trOdsn, reibt man fl
in @ei3entleis psiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
@0raaaIi@s @an6t0rts.

Wlan Idbt 5ebu lln5eu Butter iibei
seliHosm Seuer 5srsebeH. riibrt oisisI6I
70 Iauss, bis iis iduumis miro, uut
fiigt bann asbu lln0eH seiiebtsn 3uder.
flint gau5e Gier uno bier GigsIb uut
bic gerisbene S6ale elmer 3itrone oa'
al. Damn riibrt man lausIum ssbr
lln5en &artoffcIs oOer Mei8eume9'
binSu unO brinst ben Tsis in cine be.
ftri9eHe 5Orm, beitreut ibH nit lang
Ii6en Man0eIn un6 EdBt ibH bel ge'
linosm sgeusr breipisrteI StuHOsu lang
baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
SOIpitaIer.

nBresbpterianer 9Iugen., Obren.
rmo SaIs.Soipital", glr. 1907, Olt.
9altimore-StroBe.
nllniperiitats. .Solpital", 9ombaro.
udo @reene.StraBe.
08er. Staaten Nlarine.SoipitnI"
Gemington.glpemte.
oNarDIanO 9lnoemeines Soipital"
Sinosn-9luenue imO Maolon.StraBe.
~YiercD.Soipitol" (Staot Soipi.
taD, GoIoert-, uabe Saratoea.Str.
~St. Soiepbs-SoipitaI~, Caroline.
lno Sliuer-StraBe.
oNarpIauO Som0opatbiIdes SO.
ipital". glr. 1922, 0aoro.Y1ount.Str.
~Sprin0 @rOOe-SoipitoI", Cations.
bile, @Uo.
Sheppard mo 9ratt SOlpituI"
gorf,Goao.
st. 9Ianes' SoIpitoI", @iIfeus.
gloenue.
Baltimore sluacn., Sbren. un0
Sols.SoIpitaI", gtr. 625, 49, .Gsronf.
Iin.StrnBe.
.9ieOler & SeIImon Sonato.
RUM" gtr. 2724, gloro.G6orIes.5 ctr.
.G6nrd Some anO sSnfirmarD",
NroacpaD ouO 6airmolnt.9IUenue.
nSta0t.SOipital", Golbert., na5e
Saratoga.StraBe.
n0eer Yart Sauitarium", 9ites.
bile, MO.
o6rantlin-SpIare-SOipital@ Sap.
cite. un0 gol6onn.StraBe.
n&obert @arrett SoipitoI fir sin.
oer~, glr. 27, Noro.goreD- -StraBe.
.So6nemnnn 9meemeiues SoIpi.
taI", g2orO.M StraBe.
.SsraeIitiIdeS SoipitaI unO 9(IDl",
W2onument. .StraBe unO 9futIono.9Ipe.
oSolpital fiir perfriippeIte Sin.
oer~ @6arles. imO 90. StraBe.
.SoipitaI fin Srauen bon Dlorp.
IauO" 2afaOette.9IOenue unO SObn.
StraBe.
,Syobns Sopfins-SoipiiaI", groao.
iuan nno Monument.StraBe.
.Wlclut Sope &etreat", @Ount
SOpe, WlO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
Sin luirfnnaspulIes Seilmittel.

ug8ir bobeiJ" i6reibt 6rou emilia
@rciier bon @unrSuntonneD. Bo.
DeroBc @rfolge init oem g(lpenfr6l-
ter er5ielt. g9ir olle bo6en, 100 iIn-
mer Oic 8erbGltuiiic es notbpenoig
mohten es gebroudlt, Oie ainoer,
meii Nlonu, uno oud oeiien Wlutter.
Gs tbut ieOem gut. @tein Nimu
motte inter feinen llmitdnoen mebr
obne ooiielbc icin. Gr lit ied)s Sabre
on Mageubeihperoen; nihtS mollte
ibm beIien; er mar and iiinf @oden
i'm Soipitul, Ood Dcrae6lid. Seit
Ocm 0je6rmcb Oes g0penfrGlhers
6eiinoet cr iid por6iigIid. @ir ION
nen Sbnen gor ui6t iogcn ipic gIiid-
lid mir iiu0.
6orni's 9llpeufrGutcr 1T teiuc
9lpotbefermeoi5iL fciu 9lrtifel fir
Oeu @robbonocI. iouoeru cine ciu-
iohc SmlSmeoi5irL oie Oen 2elItcn
oireft geIiefert miro. sion ihreibe
al bic ollcinigeu SerIteaer: Or.
Yetcr SobrneD & Cons Co. 19-
25 60. Some gluc. G6icago, Sa-
(9(n8.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

Bargain.@erfauf in 1runOeigentbnm
BwelE5dlae nnh brelTiB6lge 2BDhnhduier nit
@eranoa-3rOHt 3H Naranln.Brelien.
Nue Gin8elDeten f1Eaen BON NHlpru6SsDes
pariemeHl erdnQt Uer0en.
tlnlteb 9tateS Ilbclitg 4 Wuarautn SO.
Telepbon; Ct. Ynul 380
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
gu bsrtuufeu.


8H perlanien;
Sine MISUNDERSTANDING uno SDnpmawetf
@eriBeua gdh8nirngeH bel wire. " Stnli'
9lr. 334, '@nlasfisStraRe. (Wfall2-l4)
gu Derlauirn:
8iGa; &anir6, 8ao, 9a6lammer; @uIHoiiiid
60 bel 200 SUB: obi 9arien5 4ntlttsan dpeel
@leiriiben Gel 0ien 9Ipe, Gatcnsgine,o ..
Saus bon Gomonoion'gioe. CWlall2-loJ
3u uerlnnIen:
Sm n0rolidlcn G!dotbeil -@rnnotud D Del
1876 SUB: StraBcu auf orei Geicil. $2OOOOO.
y. 6. 9naan & 0epbew, iG cii'seGinstoH'str ST.
(Wlai12-i3, To- 19)
gu Uerlauieu:
Sine nelle Sud Simmer nit nuen mo-
bernen 8erbeiierltnaen an einer DC. GarHonie,
oarloro 6oao. Wi0n aorelllre an NJ. -
Seutider 6Oireippnorut tlQatilrlD
8u UeriauieH:
SO Wder Wdl6erei mo @etreioes5arm; alies
Sbt g4obnbdus. Gbeune uip. an oer .Yoros
lld)eH @eutrdlsNdbn" un0 benz slittle @iils
poiuoer" "s3lme geegen. IoreiIire: ,H, VI. 22,"
1eutidler GorreipUnoent (Wai5,iWh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

&ritif. ngluu, ipie mars
oem2" ,,9l6 Gott, nit Ger @lil-
fit 1T ia ni6t oieI los. llno mas
ole SanoIune betrifit: i'm eriten gltt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12

Die aDniglide Sof> uno Stuats.
btbIiOtbet in Wliinaeu, ole cine um'
faiienoe Sommlung BON S9rifter
iiber ben 3rieg 1901 beiibt, be-
miibt iid aud jeBt, fir bic tOmmeu.
Den @eI6le9tsr oas bur9 Den Belts
trieg berDOrgerufsne @drifttum gu
iummeln. Die Snmmlung eritredi
ii9 auber auf bic ourt ben 8u9s
baHbeIn pertriebenen Merte 3ur 3eii
Dor allen auf bic tlsinen uno tleiulten
DruderoeugniHe bes Sages, Die, fir
Den @ugeublid in GROCER Wleuge g.s
idboffen, in turasr 3sit fait DOIlftGu:
big ipieoer berI9ninoen unb fpGter,
aud nit g(ufpano GROCER WlitteI
taum mebr gu beI9offen iiHo. 3ul
mOsIi1it OOlitGnoigeu Grreiduna
ibrss 3ieles ri6tet ole R0nigli9e Sofs
unb @taatsbibliotbet an ole beutIdsH
Bsb0roen uub @OltsgsnDKen in OeI
5etmat uub i'm 9luslaHo bic 8itte.
iie in oiefer baterldnbii1eu SammsIs
tGtisteit ua9 Sfrdftsn untsritiibsH gu
lDOlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
@9mikel.


8uBe ins Ser5.
SIN Strsits nit uns isl6It aisben
mir fat INNER ben fiir5sreu.
Sd 6ernifierter Spru@: Dh
5ruu fon bem MunH fOIssH - lUO9ir
fe min.
3eitgemGBs Trnes: DART cir
WlGoden Bidder i4reibeH, bic ss MD!
leisH fOIIte9
Wean nimmt an, baB bic 2anoeHgt
bon ROrintb felt Dem Aitsrtum f9ma'
LEI sspOrosn lit.
Qonbon allein bat a9tmal 70 piel
SOISpfloIter als ale osutfaen Staotl
3uiammeHgenommen.
Sd babe oes 9utsn gu 0isl sstdH-
bort man oft fagsH un6 bod iint
Der @ObltGter 10 tpenigs.
grR I'M 2oufe Der 3eit Isrnsn iid
man9s @belsute 70 gut DeritebeH -
DuB ss CUR S9sioung tOmmt.
Reine Gage 1T peinIi6sr, aIi
psun Der @eiIt 8soiirfniFs bat, Die
nidt srfiiIt psrOsn -f0nntsu mO foa,
ten. Seume.
Sn GepIOn sibt es fsbr bObe unt
ipeits Dinen, beren Sauo gum srOBter
Veil aus @oeIs uno SaIbsoslitsinen
beitsbt.
Triige Der llrbeber zines groBeH
Dertes niht ben QOM in isiuer Seele,
Der Dant Der MsIt ipiiros ME gu 70,
ben llnterHebmungen ermltigen.
Reiuem feblsn Die 2[ugsn, i'm
auf ben redieH @es Su Ieiteu, ols
Oem, Der iie 5uoriidt uno iie nidt ge'
Dluu4eH lDtu.
Sbatsipsars.
&Iags u9t, Dab bir i'm 2sbeu
iparo OsreiteIt manaes Soften = Sat.
mas bu geIiirhtet eben - Dob aud
msiit bid niht sstrOffsn.
MIs Trieori1 Milbelm III. Bel
sinsm ManODsr bonn @eneraI @iintbet
gsIonssn ipurbs, beftete 40nisin 2uil.
bisiem bas SRterims5siden oes
Shpuroes QlbIeroroeHs odfiir an.
0as GriItIi@s Oitsrfsit .ntitout
i'm bisrtsn Sabrbunoert na9 Gbriiti,
I'm fne 3sit l0its man ben Der 2e-
bsnspOHs folgenben Sonntas als be.
IOnbsrss, ielbititGnoises Set BON osi
ertpGbnten gDo4e ab.
Mie fummts, baB Giasnnlb jsBt mebi
aIs @brs eilt9
Die Welt par0 bur@ ben Rrieg eir
unperniiuftig Wilo,
Das iOHiten mebr ni9t fubt, als nit
Is iidb mr DOlt.
ST. b. 2Osuu.
Dis MeIt 1T nidt aus 8rsi uHO Ulaa
eefdoffen,
Despesen ballet eu9 ni4t tpis SAla'
raffen:
9orte 8iIIen eibt es al tauen;
gDir miiHen erpiirgsn ooer Derouusn
@Oetbe. (Spr. in ReimeH)
prGbiforif 1e Gr5dFung; @i
iino i9on biels, biels Sabrtauieno,
Der Ole 8egsbsnbeit tGnu nibt be-
apeifelt perben ba perfeinoeten iid
Die Jrouen Der sanasH Mslt mitsinau.
Der /. ale, allel :. llnb ieitber ia.
ben iie ii4 nod INNER ni9t DeriObut
WlGn beriperfe bas Dort Batter
lamb, unO biels itills uno cole Saten
bes Wteni6enfreunoes piirbeu meg
fallen; Diele Steine, bic er trug, mel
oas Mort @dterlano barouf Itunb,
ibiittelt er ub: er tritt auf ole 2aiten.
bic er Dorber nit patriOtifhem StOI5,
ouf ii5 nObm. 9eroer.
ga BIT ben S@pGdIins unsitOOl Su'
gen!
@er um SObes tGmpft, muB tpageni
2eben gilt Is, ooer Tooi
SAB bic WogeH oonnerno brauben,
ylur bleib INNER, maslt gu lanben
D6er fdeiteru, leIbit piIOt.
&Eeiienau-
Die aDnielibe SOfs uno Stats.
bibIiOtbet in Wliin1eu, ole cine um'
faienOe Sommlung BON S6rifter
iiber ben Rrieg 1901 beiibt, be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-12
Nm Rapital.MnIcgrr.

Mtl &abitalsMnIeger.
gsIas gH Ratsn paHiasu uuS srORs Sbsr
helHe eummeH @elb IN Baar Obsr tn mUnat.
lld1en Nb5aRluneeu anlegen UDleu, iuD Is ldl
IN elHigen Sabren mebr lule OtrbDpPdt. gpir
pjterreH .grpRe Gut gcIegeHe 0rHnbih6e In
gtlla NnOa, Der HeueH BDritabt 2eaen
Gle Sbr Welo lett at, buuilt etc bic uiebrlgen
Rattn srDalten, Yrnuofh6t 621s bel 26O,
huaDratfHb. mtr6 balb Is @suts pr0 Qua.
brntiut wettB lelH. GcnUnilrte 0aMalDege, mas
tnbamlntte 9tTaheu, urtnnbe uub Ojar0mtie be9
Fttei6 init etngeimlpieu; cline GclggrHbeit fur
eebens5ett. WaPpeu, Sllber nnb pOlle 0lW5elR.
teitgH 81 grbalten DUn
Hidlar0 W. GOOl,
- Rl. IA, Cft.2stlHstuH-etFahe.
Seine fir Qebsns5eit.
BtUeif5cte, lte6eH Simmer. @eranoa'8roat.
1ui bic Minnie MODERN.
pOmelteqb.SttnRe
lnQbe Sariorb ylodD).
Neben ,,SliitDn Bnri"
g9one Sirebe mo eelnnee Gage Sener'
oerHem S1soen, mooerner aD9fliie, emnilIir'
tenn Nusanb nit IropIbreit; eleilriltem Sdber
hlr ben CONNER. NIB iit nit Der @entrdlbeis
Jung ourm SeiBlu1iiersNdoi1ior oerbuiloen.
poi bat 3rabidenn, iahidre MbIdnlanne WiaH
(ouie biele SdnIer inlpi5treu, oa fe bele, bier
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
n n Ou n c e m e n t

We have the road from Montrose to arrive
this week one car Of Montrose Flour and Of
wheat and bran, and from Denver We have a car Of
Pride Of the Rockies and No. I Flour coming. We
will also ha next week usual annual two
cars Of goods. All can goods in this
bought in futures at the right price and we ex-
pect to give customers the benefit OF these
prices. We pay cash for goods and dis
count all our bills SO that get the best whole
sale prices and we in turn will give you the bene
fit OF all this Watch this space fer prices. If you
do not see it here write or call us up and we will
be glad to quote you anything in the groc
cry line.
N @>l0s--
- uvss OVuUUuuS Phons ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
CRESTED BUTTE

Elk Mountain Pilot
Born; November End, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Andretta boy.
Born; October 3lst. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bramell a boy.
Born; October 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Bazz girl.
Born; October 3lst. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Nucholi q girl.
Born; Wednesday. October 25, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Snyder boy.
Born; Tuesday, October oath, to Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Ochklo b girl.
The Republicans of Crested Butte
have elected . Justice of the peace and
q Constable which will help some.
Ira Sigman who has been in the C. F.
& l. hospital at Pueblo for the past six
weeks returned home Monday.
w. C Grant, who has been chief clerk
at the C. f. & L., for some time has
been promoted and left for Pueblo Tues.
dsy. He does not know just where he
will be located at present Thomas s.
Young who has been assistant superin-
tendent at Floresta will take his place
and Arthur Jenkins will take Mr..
Young's place ct Floresta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
CIMARRON
SevsChampion correspondsnes:

SevsChampion correspondsnes:
Van Page went to Montrose on Tues
day
W. o. Brewer did his thrsshing on
Sunday.
James Page shipped eight cars of fine
cattle 10 Kansas City on the Ith-
Freeman Linseott has gone to Tellu-
ride. where he has employment IN the
mines.
SIR. and Mrs. Atwood Richardson
took Cimarron ballot box No. 10 TO
GunHisOn "Wednesday.
Dan Cupid j. very busy and another
Of CimsrrOn's fairest daughters will
soon become Il bride
Mrs J. A. CollefF has recently re-
turned from SAlidA, where she was a
guest Of Nrs. NJ Hale Of the Monte
CristO.
Mrs. Geo. o. Rusk and Mrs. Ella
Patrick took the CimarrOa ballots. pre-
cinct No. 9, to Montrose on last Wed
nestAy.
Liscomb and Wilson of Salids, steam
and boiler testsrs, worked several day :
on the hill engines last week, returning
home on Saturday.
J. J Carpenter and two sons. Harry
and Earl, called on friends in Cimarron
Sunday. They were returning to Cebol-
Ia from MOntrose.
A miscellaneous shower will be ten.
dered Mrs. Jno. c Mcintyre on We'd
nesdAy by the Ladies Needle Club at
home Of Mrs Harry Gates. from 2:30
to 8.
The Sunday School HAllow zen Social,
which was held al the Black canon,
was decided success, they having
made enough 10 buy nice organ,
which will arrive this week.
Married in MOntrose, November 8.
1916. Miss Emma Cady and Mr. John
Mcintyre. both OF CImarrou. The bride
Is the Oldest Of Engineer Sam Cady's
children, was born in Gunnison and iiv-
ed there most OF her life, coming to
Cimarron about d year ago. The groom
Is the only son OF the late Jno. Mcfn-
tyre. was born in CebOIIa valley and
moved to Cimarron with hi- parents
when 2 years old and has since resided
here. They expect TO reside in Idaho.
where the groom is employed in the
mining business The News Champion
joins in congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
ECHOES OF GRAND JUNO
TIOM SCHOOL CONVENTION

c. ). y. s. News Letter
AFPgoXINATELY TWO HUNDRED PRES
EST AT NORMAL LUNCHEON
The prevalence of the Colorado State
Normal spirit at the convention was
ey.dent-especial!y SO when approx
nately two hundred graduates. faculty.
and invited guests were seated at the
annual State Normal School luncheon
Tne four-course luncheon was well ser
we'd. President Foster. of the alumni.
made a genial presiding officer. and the
tDasts were cleyerly responded to.
The music by Messrs. Brilliant and
Dick and Misses Rogers and Uglow
aided much to the pleasure of the hour.
tn speeches, songs. and exchange of
the experiences Of the past year. the
time passed too quickly, and all were
sorry that the program had to be cut
short, in order that they might be
present at the afternoon session
THE COLLEGE BANQUET
new and much appreciated feature
Of the convention was the college BAN
q4et given in the elegant Elk Lodge.
President Kelley acted rs POSTMASTER,
while responses were made from the
different colleges as follows:
Dr- Iihpp Tor the State University,
Dr.. Molten for Colorado College, Pres
Parmelee for Mines. DIR. Lory for Fit
Collins, DIR. Miller for Greeley, DIR.
Phillips for Denver University.
CAFETERIA LUNCHEON SERVED BY CON-
NERciAL CLUB OF GRAND JUNCTION
The cafeteria luncheon served by the
Commercial Club and the teachers of
Grand Junction in the Y. NJ. c. A
building Monday night, was much en-
joyed by the visiting teachers. An
orchestra played during the evening,
and the informality Of the occasion gave
an opportunity not otherwise offered
during the meeting for pleasant renew
ais of acquaintance. This event was
one of the many evidences of the
thoughtful planning Of the Grand juno
ton people for the entertainment of
their visitors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
Student Alumnus! Everybody!

The Seniors of 1917 have voted unan-
imously to publish an Annual this year.
There has been no Annual since 1915.
and everyone in the school as well as
the Senior class is putting forth his
best efforts to make this one success
The staff las been elected as follows:
Editor-in-chief, Eva II. Zoellner.
Business managers, Margaret Crary.
Neva Newell
Literary editors, Evelyn Parr. Nellie
Miller.
Joke editors, Agnes Walker. Margue-
rite Reilly.
Organization editors, Mrs. Edith
Newell. Madeline Matthews
Athletic editors. Lloyd Steele. Elmer
Bates.
staff artists, Mr.. H. Richter, Marga-
ret Miller. Katherine Sievers.
Staff photographers, Eva Sellinghau-
sen. Laura Beckner, Hazel Hewett
Alumni editor, Maude Saunders.
Social editor. Mary Saunders.
High School editors: Cecil Pease.
Fourth year: Elizabeth Eourse, Third
year: Anna McCabe, Second year; Esther
Williams, First year
Junior Normal editor. Clara Cooper.
The staff will appreciate the support
Of the people in all parts Of the state.
The price of the book will be 81. We
are sure everyone interested in the Col
orado State Normal school will be de-
lighted with a copy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
BALDWIN
Sevs-Champion Correspondents

News hampton Correspondents
Tuesday, Nov. IA
The weather very cold in past week.
Miss Lizzie Zeilinger went to lois
Tuesday to work there this winter.
Miss Ethel Anderson went with Mrs.
Santerelli and family to assist them at
their home in Sspinero.
Mrs. Hazelhurst and Willette Estes
and some lady friends visited Mrs.
Wolfe and family Sunday returning to
Gunnison same day.
Mrs. Jim Spann autoed here Saturday
last and visited the Shackleford family.
Mrs Ellsb.rry and Mrs. German came
with her and visited Mrs. Hyland and
Mrs. Reilly All went home Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17

c. ). y. s. News Letter
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-17
lola
New Champion Correspondence

New Champion CorrespOndeuc-
Tuesday, Nov H.
A. K. Stevens returned sunday eve.
ming from NontrOse
Mr. and Mr. S y. Zrigler left Sun
day for Lake City to visit relatives.
Nj Kelley and the Reiss Bros. are
building an addition to their barn.
Monday night John Howard and Alva
SammoE- Of POwderhOrn stopped at the