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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
SaItimOre'S better 4ienic.&art.
GnMMLtattEr- Nark.

Geienihaiien nno arhen ibnen ipobl oa.
ran. iicb 0icieH Bari 1n3nieben ebe ile &alen
fir ibre 5uliiuiiiaeH @lcnieS belepen. Htr
@0ri li ictt nit icbr QruBer I0n5bnlle, Nnbne.
Neeclbnbncn. 0ctouicl Sd);eB. @auericiL 6ins
ocrsSpiclpluBcH mo alien noibigcH Hconcm'
lidieiieH anegeIiniici. Die fir einen, nlooernell
Neraniialnas Bari ben0ibiai iiio. ,9er Barr
III prddlia Qeleacn, beQnem 81 errclden bon
allen Sinoibeien, inoem man nah DER Src0e'
rid Hodo Ooer ySi.lens AOcume 0lelirllhen
umiieigct Ser Bari iil grob aenna. nm bic
Qro6icu Wlcnocn auiSiincbnlen. Widn menoe
ii6 perionld oocr i6riiIi6 I'M ndbere Muse
iunit an
ncrN &. &lenrielb, Gr 20t9, HeftsQyatt.ei
Sdoner, Sircflcr cinaana 5nni Qarf an 0res
oerid.ylbcnue ooer g3ilIenssgloenue.
(Dldrsis 3N(fc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

glm H. glpril 9lbrnhnm Serlln, Ssracliiis
ihce NrciiCuDeim. l5 Sabre nlt
YIN -. apri Hcinc enetc 5opno oopine
oniniid 33 Ndntc alt.
glm l2 gpri Wlnm Wi Carroll, Pr 3S4.
On IS. 5irnBc go Sabre ui.
PIN no. slpril oIeorar 9 Start, N'crp'po'
lpiinl. s Sabre AT.
Am ~ slpril Nlarh 3. Cutainr. Nr 1885,
gScit Srduiinss strnhc. $50 Sabre dli.
pm i2 Nprl sllireo ~. -. Eauic, 9ir. 5ol.
siio 0peiier srahe Gl Sabre all.
sim To- slpril Norn Wi. 1Guic, Nr 1910,
Gns0nlci 5ruBc i1 Sabre dli
glm . gpril Charles Scatel ylr. 240l,
RrcaburO SitaBc. go Sabre 0lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

bins SiornBlanos oc 9iimduicn BON rcdltSwcgcn 0t
bort mo ibm eilidn Snbr3ebntcn uon &Blano &C.
rnbt morOcu ill., Aui olle Sdle iiibcu oie Gcntro
mdd5tc ooB c iid Oolliiduoia aui 0umdnieu pcrloed
ionncn. Oob cs dl nidt DER Gntelte anidllicBt oem
ouit b1ic Ccitcrred lngorn iene Sruppcn nid)t pom
0cr umaniiheu @renic jurdaejoaen uno nad] DER
Snion5oiront geporiei
Iic diplomatic ser Gutcntc bat pieocr nal Sdi'
hrnd aclittcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
OtriDm.@arf.

Ger bette @lah fir @ic.gllcs IN 9alilmurr.0o.
Dieter bcrrlh acleaene Bari M lebi iM bers
mlcibcH an Nirden illo Serenc, fit glnslliiGe
u. T. 10
eln Der bcrldnQertcn gsille5 NocHue eelegen.
NJ oerlelbe bon allen Sfaoiibellen pelnem 81
nnlii menoe man lih on &. ". 9iclnbnrot, Ir.
SiJ 9cutt Strnne, Gilmor. gai, oocr NtnrD
yl5fcr, 1901 Maas.slur W,noion 26slsgB.
(lgdrs23N&S 2llffJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
Subn W8. @iimmerleiu.

SIS nagb am a. epul 1916 in icincr g9o1.
nuna sr. 1923, En.Sraie. etrane. Sphu W.
NhmmerleiH, aeiebicr @aiic oer pcrio1bcncn
iiorbclen y,aric diuWcrlcin l0eb BORDER
oinA) SctuuHoiC uuo Nrenoc Der SdlWilc
ilHo eiuoelnocu Der Necrolmua am 6rcltaa,
a. Npru. uM 2 u1r AaUmlii0ac, BON opipct
}SpbWuiQ ans bCl5uuonucu. eciicpuQ oll
Dem Ercicluiaiclil SricoDcic". lAprl3-lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
Bic @aGl6nber nnO Sic gOlfsiiimmnn0.
(9N5 0em ,0cutihen Eirnal, " 9l-Y

(9lis Dem 0ctideu ,Slirnal HsY)
Gin 0itglieO ser amcrtaniidc aoonie in Berlin
leatc Dor euiocr 3eit oui ocn Sodel oes SentmalS
aoiier @ilGeln5 Oes Gren cincn @ronj nieoer oelen
Shleiie oc Snidriii trug ,@rdocnt &ilion mo oie
amcrifanidc @rciic iinO nidt 0as omcrtaniide Bolt
Deie 9lnid5t berridt nitt MIR in ben omeritani-
iden Aolonicn 9erlin0 imo an0erer Oeutider Stdote
Dor ic 3cigi id oud in oicicn SonOc bcouoers I'M
@eiicn no ole Salhna oeS @oltcS nidt orrd oie No
dinatoncn Der 0odnon5 luiO cine probritiihc 8relle
in 10 imnctraer. anti0eufcr 2cle bearbcitct miro,
pic cS lciocr bier Der Sail it,
So III ohne 3uccl me6r ser ManNc on &ennt.
nb ser cindldgiacn @crbdltnic als 90SpiIIigteit
mas oic ontoeutidc Soltmg cincS groBe 5beileS m-
icrcr @fbiiracr bcoiu0t mO ocic lntcnutniB miro
pom elmer ourd alle moadcu @sitte bcciBten Frelle
in periiocer @eiic ausacmbt
CaS critic 3icl ocr probrtdcn Srabontcn. cine
outOcitidc Stmnmg in oiciem Qouoc so id)aiicu, 6a
ben c nit 5icmlidcu Griolgc erredt mo lie acbcn ctt
nit N'odt an i6r lcbtes 3ie los, iucr Sono jml olle.
nen 9uldl iuO sum arege init SCitldlono ji irelben
I'm Dem pcriiOcn 9llbion aus Ocr aIcnmc ju 5clcn
5icr obcr itofcn iic bel Dem aeilmoeu Simc imic-
res 0oics aif @oerano bconOerS bci ocr 9cpoltc
rlua ocr peiHidal Staoic bic BON cincm Spmpaibie-
0rca 3it c5ulicu Gn0lanoS ndlis pillcn lu ino oa9
Wcrcoc bon Ger Seobrlma oncrIanldcr 3icdc iuc pc
oon @abingon protlomirt mcroen ilir ooS nlnunt
uas cS ucrb t
Gs mas Del Der an9Io.anerlIanlihen Scuolterun8
ser mcitlihen Siooten feinc bcionocrc Gorcbc iilf
Ichidlano 6crridcu cS berridt abcr oidl fciu NoB
acacn G0uidouo c6cno wena iuc cinc bcionoerr Dor
lic6c iiir Guglon0 tyir lie Gilt @ilionS Ancrico iirr
ais gciiiaoc ibrer 0almua ocr @eltiriiS 0cgcllbcr
imo tie III scr cbr ridacn 9iidt Oob oiccS 9mcrco
iirii~ nidi 0urdj encu @irca r Den tcine &eronal-
lnla uorlicai am beiia bctbiiia miro
Sic Frimdrpoble in 0cn uclidcn Stoatel lno
biSbcr pnn aroBei 50clc 81 Nnllcn iodcr Ganooaien
alSacaen oic ihrcr 6ricocns. mo observation-disclosures
uicocr6olt gnsord aeac6en babcu mo ocnen ooS Sn'
icrcic ocs 9auOcs ii6er sic Sntcrccn Ocr 9hmiions
8a6rfontcu mo ocr @holratic aebt Sn @sconn
no beior u @crodbt onmenoeu GanoiOotcn cntidlic.
0cc c5cancr Der areasidlrcer wore idlcut oen lcs-
ten 9adridtcn 5nioac Snoior ga Sollcitc Elm aIsac
iprodcncr 1ctraitdtS ino 6ricocnSrclno Die N'cDr'
1c Ger 1eleeaci fiir d5l bobci cbco in sloro.No.
fota. in ,Slliiios lit co Scnotor S6crmolJ Elm 6rcmo
Der Tchicn nnO obiotcr ecgler ocS aricJcS IN 9ii.
djigon SenrD Soro m0 III 9tGp Yort no sic Neleao.
ten iid)t mitrilirt iino bat d cine iberpdtacnoc
Moortdt iir Sngbes mo acaen ocn iabcracluocn
9looicpelt crflort.
Cas- omeritaniide @olf mill teincn arieg. cs mill
fcinc 6cn0idoit nit irgcio ciucm canoe oocr &oltc
cS mill cine q0mitration 6a6cu. ole Oic Gedlic ocs
oonocs alien 91atonen acaenbcr mabri mo oc nic0t
mlr nit @orcu iouoern oird brc S6oten Benefit, DAB
Nucrica rit" ole Nidtdur i6rer Foliiit IT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
gOlorn gQicOeuh1it.

Ge narb am H. sWril 1910 Nsnrn eieoens
h1n Qclicblc Satin BON Nnauli Wicocnbolt
as Sabre nli He NeeroamB linoei Srclag,
a. gpsil (a6milaas ? lDr. bon ibrer 2sol
uuQ 9ir 2222, NNcr. SiraRe, ans nnli. tei
icumg Qui ocm a0riicn Sclldcn 6ricobolc".
lNlnr f9al lIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
0er 6ritiidc yOtidaftcr IN Noi6inatOm bat |iid

aciiattct I'M 5toaiS Icparemcn icll Griiancn 0ar'
iibcr alSpprcdc OaB in Can 6rancsco 6ritildlc %er.
Der sic bier SolOaien iiir aitdcncrs 9rmcc mcrbcn
mn ocn 2onocsgeictcn acudB cine iiraborc @anohwA
6cangctidnoia belimocn ulrocn llno oppellircn iui
e. Nn Gnoc ocrlanat cr iir Die SduI9ioca aud ned
cine G6rcncrtdumg. mo mir piiroen ms Nor nIdt
iunnocri mcnu CT 0anit in gSai0maon onrdoronac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

Nurtuu otf @ttuNtNuhtWuluulv'o - DNtulNutts
WALL more i3. ylprll 1910.
Ole SirnBcuonrtnbrudle 0oumlnore ~ ner
Siaot Baltimore maden piermii beiannil oaB
lnnoem iic ibrc labcne bcr Die 9nihnoimii'
Qcn llmoiiCu mo 9teribcrDobungeu iiir son
6emuiruna unb 0crbrcitcrnna bcr Wlpnaiicrn
Mucnnr NIT ciucr Nreiic bon fini3a Sub. bon
Der n0r0lihiim zciic Der Srcoerid 9unb bis
Wr inoliblicu Sciie Der Sio Nre0crtd Noao
ncbt Den o0tdu hcihn.iDeil eno0luu0en nm
cortiprien erlldtenocn Yldnell rcpioiri babcH
aemdE oei yprlhrIiicu ocS 0bnricrS Der Sioot
Baltimore uno Der dnl 27. Gitohcr 1913 unier
5cinneien &erorouuna 9ir. 300 ocs Na0ors
ml0 Sinoir0ihe.
ile bprmit gioii5 acben oab beiaaie Iabene
una N0rien 0ii ocie 9Scilc OoucHoci mo bc
OlaubiQi morocll it, mn0 DAB Der WidOor mo
Eu0iruih bon baltimore, pocr itaeuo pclhc
4eyion uoer Heriouen. 0oporuti0n 0ocr Cor
puraiOncl. Die NIT ocm Hniprnm ocr onii0n
0inuuncn oocr bclaaicn duicrlcQien 2serihctou
hlmQen un1uirlcocu liuo nnerbalb oteiBe
t3O) ldQcll. pom UiCrienntcn Enac ots Apru
1916. Dem Nnium Der crlicn BON uno cridllencn
Net0iienliAuia oicicr Aoiib oaaegen onrh
ihriili0c eciiiion an one baltimore SidoiNg
riot appcuireH m0qcn, inncm iic onS Werght
nin cine Rcniiion 0crclbcn anQebcn.
Nic YSCribcrDobuQcl limo MAO 9cliebcu Scr
bcacicu Rcrioucn n0cr 0Qrprrnioncn enimc
ocr ouri oocr To ihni (l) idhrlidcn Rnicn
5abbnr. oeren critic iduiQ 10. ucnn Die Noi
nnbncn inter rciagicr &ctogonuna ub0clhiol
Sunn N. 9lu0luehc,
pcnu NJ 9lHcl
Nnru ~ Acmlcu,
0namc a. GoSasrc,
lgpril 2i 2s, ,W,ol5) Glcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
O}innic (8ntleif.

Ga iiorp am H. qlpril 1916 Nilnnle cjnt5eit,
Qcb Uaudcrt go Snhrc 0.i qclicbic ei0ltiu bon
Rnooi Wui5eli. Sic eecroNunQ iinoci am
samine, Adbmli0qs iun la2 lltr ppn ihrcr
ecicbnro aili 0cm ,ronbon Rorl rlSriCoDoic".
lqlurf3- ll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
QNelts GnSs9;arf.

9incm Qeihdbien @ub,Uum 5ur gsa6rid)t bab
Der g@etSno.Rorl4 ON weliiuen AetiHiIns
0crcn CroGriinlioncu so ben nanllglen He'
ainanneen 5nr &erih9uM teDt ~ elgnei llD
Snnhbrnh oer baltimore sirnbe iuiro ben gall
nidi eecinudntlaen. SIR eiil5enbelieH ipenoe
''''' wv " eufau Granbner. eocnibnmer.
,Tc1rf2. .8W,iel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
Die 9npfIan5muaSfladIr fdr ara6fartOfieln II, Sc


Qcrdjt 0es Iderbau Ieporemcnts in S9albnaton 3u'
iolgc in oclGu ,Srio6r mr 1000 Ndcr groB. mabrcno
tic inn uoriGcn Sabre 5000 9der bciru9 einbe0ren
i'm 9cridlt ino aIIcronaS mr. Somcrict @iconlico.,
ino @orcciicr Gonuip lIc6crbalpt it, uic oas gldcr'
ban Ecparcmen beridct IN iot alien Siioiooten oie
9nbanilddc iiir 6ribfdrioeln cine 6cocteno feincrc
mic i'm porigcn Sabre Sn 9ir9inicn lit ic 20.s, IN
Noro Carolina 1914. IN Georgia 3i.i, in Nlabona
337 in N'iiiiiippi2 i5 mo IN Soniliana 3l.0 Froicm
aernaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14


Ga Bat eiucu 9orpra BON 90 @lcilen &illa IL cnt-
pht: &illa bat cmel llcbcrall ou ooS ancrItoudc
0rcn5ooidcn Sierra Nloiooo mltcrnomncn SaS
crineri ia an Sic ianoien Aodridte ibcr 0c octdleu
aronprn5c nit ucldcn Son0on mo @arie ms u
0cr6it 0es 'So6rcS 1914 ortuahrcno uiiittcric
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
spiritnoIcn. s.gIppliIaIiOncn.


Nie nanQcnanntcn 9crioncu bnhen @eiiios
nen fir cine Nuoctnil Spirimoicn.9lcenj pom
Wia 1916 cinQcteidt uelmc am Spnucrtaa,
%. 9lpril 1916, nm llbr &orniiaac, ln
Ycraibung gc3oacn nerocn
groieite mincn bis II lbr W,itiaqS an
Hicuian %. Nprll 1916, ciunerchi lucrocii
iir pelhc Sornulare ani 0clnh IN 0ielcnt
gQircnn cramOt ucroeu i0nncH
Sohn y. sangbammer
0beis@lcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

Qlbonneincn, Dtc Dca ,Scutidlcu Gurres
ipunpvnten" pidjt riiHtilid DDer nnregcl'
maRia crbalien, iiuO 0ebcicn, ber DfIlu
onbon per 9elepbUn pber Idlri..sM iDiit
lheiInn0 80 wGmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
glcrmiidJte gIu1eieen.
etmmt ihr
Glfarlea DO. 3tlaim

Gonoioat iHr ben oriiq 6onarsh2iarin
Vfleheno aus Der l., 90 g., T., D., g.. a., g.
nn0 22. 9entb nuo oem o. TO-, IL.
unb 49, Ytr5init bet rs. geato
Ter rfpublllnnlidcn 9enbl ON Wluntna, ocn
T. Mai 1916, uulctw0riru.
ySnhuolalc often bon @ llhc NiurGcll4 DIS
llbr AdlhmliaQc
rm euIlnGc bon 1uhu RDilip Niu, pol. Hncnl.
lNlnri.-sQnif ICC)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
gln sic Namen.

Die riuSiae edme IN bcr etnSt.
lluleic 9llb Nlnilcn ieri uiicu Sunge Nn'
men. Uchc bic NlciorrmaDctilnii uaD Den
nencilcn Wclnoocn creruen molcn, fonntn
sizes In hirscr 3et 0urd ocn gnlnmB ou olcie
dl0Ncu ctreihen nnfcaini NlorecnS Jinh'
mift0o nuo Abenoc. Neuncmt Shnoeii. Nm
Ouuit renonucuc Nlrbciicn ionncn mdbrciio oeo
untetrini3 IoripcleDt mctocn Nrlinolincr
unirrimi m 0niipnrl CON Miriiern eribeli.
Ndhcre Nnaiiuii lhrIlliid oecf minolidl bel
Sri. enbrrc 9ir. 302, Nrit.snrntoaa' StrnRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
ScEumntmadJmmscm.
staats. Qiccni.@e .@efanntmadlnnn.

0icromn werbcn ane @crioncn nnS 0grper.
idaiieu. incorporate oocr polifiide iuel9e IN
Der eiaoi Baltimore elm @ei6dii bcireioen,
fits wclmes Die Grbebuno einer giants.
elcruS erioroerlih iii nuiaeioroeri. oielelbe
am oocr Dor Dem eriteu 9aae oes Niunais
Niai 1916 81 l0ien ODER oieielbe 5n erncuern.
Sie Geridimnib cine eiceni 81
5en. iuirb @erionen elmer Sraie
Hebii Soften uuicrmcreH.
0crr goam EcuperL @lmar oeS Common
Hleas.ecridi wiro am Hno Had @lUHtag,
Den g. Npril 1916, bereit iein. Jvii6eH ben
Shnoen bon ubr @ormiiiagS bis 4 nor
gatmiiiaas In iciuem Nireau i'm @eri6ts'
ocodnot qiccn5en ans5uiienen
Eas staats8ernaemHas,S Separiemeut uoH
W,amlauo plro am T. Ma 1916 BON uOr
@ormuaes bis a ubr Ia6mtiass. in leiueH
Nircmir i'm luton gruif'Webauoe, Charles
uno Saucie.Srabe, 5ur @crmSaabuna bon
idbrh6eu 9sriinsruuses ses@ansreieeujru bcrelt
icin. o,.m...
ehcrii Der Siaoi baltimore
(9g30 9g30.@pri3.5.Li0l2lAlal9.2l 24,2u,2s,2o)
9altimorc, a. spru 1914.
Ger staot.0jcometer miro am Nilmuunl, ocu
10. Npril nm 4.3O llbr NaNmliidgc. an Gtt
nno Sieuc crlbciHen mo oaa Nlpcnu Der oin.
bale Aucuue, non Jicilierfiolun hpno DIS fatl
oclQbis Nncnnc. neuicidblircn,
N0maro 93 6uURnn.
lglpriD SiaotNeonecr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

0icc5 So1rc9 S3S,696,slS lcac S6IOl2S3l HI
Scbrunr ocs @orio6reS Gas IL cnc bcucrcuewcrt0c
SIbua0me mo dcint 5 5caen oab Die ciropaildlen
&0ltcr id e6r cinidrantcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
I'D bic frnni1iidc S,errcsIeimna icht nidI lef bt.

oailcrt oab bun0crtalie0 iraiBoidlc {rppcn IN Se'
lonif Iieaen? Slioem lie 1rc Strcnadji ge0ct bal,
Inn oic 0riiiidq 9eemgu ina Srieui in idliitct bat
lie ihr eilcneS 9anO iu 0cia6r brin0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
Nnalnno fiinoiat ieht an. oah SUD, Sihcl

VNNINNO IHNUINI IVHI wv VHN WVTVf ~TTUVTf y"
picracIo mo @crt6papierc 9ainant ci. &or gar
nidt notbia icit 20il N'onaicn don bcbanoclt 9u9.
lon0 Cjelo mo gerihpapiere ais gnngrt
geic eS ideHt weroen bic bnaariidleL oentiden
imo oiierrcdjiidcn Iruppen Soloniti nnadlltcr 3ci
ot Icincr llncimebnbarfet bin priic
lie 6rhhen Srippen te6en uidIt in 9OrO. .6ranf
reid. nm Sraufrch }u idliitcn ionocr INN Die Snpa
lion GnalonoS 81 uerbitcn-
Die Nodridjten aus NieiOpOtnmien miiicn in eOn,
0on 0ctirlnna cr5ciaei
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-23
Petrie Seriously Ill

Word from Los Angeles is to
the effect that w. E. Petrie is
failing to improve as hoped for.
About a year ago Mr.. Petrie
began to feel symptoms of what
later developed to be Pernicious
Anemia. During the summer
his condition seemed to improve
for a time. But towards the lat
ter part of the summer and early
winter his condition became
more alarming. Doctors advised
him not to remain here for the
winter and he went to Southern
California where his brother,
Fred, and sister, Miss Annie
Petrie, are living.
His condition grew worse until
DR.. Barlow, attending physician,
DIR. Brem, a blood specialist, de-
cided to perform the operation of
TRANSMISSION. by which a pint of
blood taken from an artery Of a
healthy person was added to
Mr.. Petrie's. Among those who
were not only willing, but
anxious, to give a pint of blood in
the hope that Mr.. Petrie might
be benefited, was Mr.. L. M.
Doerschlag, of Braddock, N. d.
Later: A telegram was re-
ceived Saturday stating that Mr..
Petrie was being taken to Roch-
ester, Mimi, and II. L. Petrie
left Monday to meet them at
Mankato.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-23
success wherever she taught.
The young couple will make their

success wherever she taught.
The young couple will make their
home on the eroom's farm, a fine
residence building having been
erected by him last year.
Day before yesterday was
presidential primary election day
and, incidentally, city election
day for Linton. And the man
who voted the various tickets to
which he was entitled earned his
money, too. For instance, per.
sons living in the third ward had
to 60 to L. DuHeaume's Office to
vote their city ticket and then
continue on to the second ward
where they were PERMITTED to
vote their presidential primary
ticket. Persons living in the
second ward were fortunate in
being able to do all their voting
in one polling place. The first
ward people had to use the same
plan as those of the third and
persons living in the two town
ships known as Linton precinct,
and who were outside of the city
limits, had the privilege of going
to the fire hall, the voting place
of the second ward, to cast their
ballots in the presidential pri-
mary. In other words, all presi.
dental primary ballots, ETC., were
furnished only to the second
ward. The mix-up developed
from the fact that the proper city
and county authorities did not
get together on their methods of
holding elections. Likely the only
serious damage which will result
will be the added expense of cleo
ton officers, ETC., and the incon-
venience to voters. 1t is not prob.
able that sufficient interest will
develop in any Of the fights to
bring about any contests. 1t is
likely, however, that the expert
ence Of Tuesdays elections will
be the means of getting these
election questions Strengthened
out before the primary in June.
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School Notes

The pupils of the fifth grade
having perfect lessons in spelling
every day last week are Arthur
Rudy, Carrie Sereent, Nyla Atha,
Frances Meier, Dorothy Bred
burg, Alma Bechtle.
Clarence Mcclure is a new
pupil in the fourth grade this
week.
The fourth grade had several
visitors Friday afternoon. We
hope they will come again.
The fourth grade pupils having
every word correct in their
spelling are: Eva Heisler, Judith
Ramey and Anton Bosch. An
ton had his spelling lesson
perfect every day during the
week.
Perfect in spelling sixth and
seventh grades: Bonnie Hoffman,
Alexander Hager, Emily Bechtle,
Hazel Dilly, Bonnie Haggard,
Myrel Dilly, Lester Reemts,
Howard Carley, Genevieve Nc
Crory, Myrtle Raglin, Franklin
Bertheau, Philipena Mitzel, Eu-
nice Haggard, Verda Fogel.
Lizzie Reiker is at school again
after an absence Of several
weeks.
The sixth grade have memoir
lied Longfellow's Legend Of the
Crossbill, this week.
5 In the city election Tuesday
the following were elected with
out opposition: E. T. Atha,
mayor; M. T. Barger, treasurer;
Don Tracy, magistrate; A. M.
Britts, city justice; John Bosch
and John Brokofsky, aldermen
from the second ward. In the
first ward their were four candi-
dates and the vote was as fol
lows: Schorzman, SO; Pagel, ~;
Heisler, 81; Kelsch, 18. In the
third ward: Dudeaurne, Is; F. b.
Irvine, rs; w. G. c. Wolverton, 10.
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Temvik Talk.

correspondence NJ the Record tMar 81
Mrs. F. Irvine spent Saturday
with her brother. Mr.. Fred Sur.
ring.
Messrs. P. Tempel, H. Brush
and E. H. Hardt autoed to Linton
Sunday.
There will be a dance in Tenn
vik Saturday, March 25th. Every
body come.
A number of Temvik people
took in the dance at Linton last
Friday night.
The Embroidery Club met
with Mrs. E. H. Hardt Tuesday,
March 2lst.
The Mothers Club will meet
with Mrs. c. L. Stedman Thurs
day, March 23d.
Jacob Graf spent Monday
night in Linton on business. He
returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Schatz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Albrecht
spent Friday in Linton.
The two Quasi children spent
Saturday with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Quasi,
Mr.. ]. B. Davis arrived last
Wednesday for a few days visit
with relatives and on business.
Lizzie Becker, who is attend.
ing German school in Linton,
came up Saturday to spend the
day with her folks.
Mr.. B. E. Donley moved his
household goods to his farm
near Hazelton Saturday. The
family went out Sunday.
A moving picture show was
given in the school house Satur-
day evening and it drew quite a
crowd. The pictures were very
good.
Miss Pearl Purintun and A.
McCulley were married at the
brides home at 7::30 o'clock. Only
relatives and near friends were
present. Congratulations.
Mrs. Dave Colquhoun took the
Fehlhaber children to Bismarck
Thursday to see the remains of
their mother, who died in one of
the Bismarck hospitals Wednes-
day. Her mother and brother
from Minneapolis were there also
The remains were shipped to
Franklin, Mimi, Thursday even.
ing. Mr.. Fehlhaber, the mother
and brother accompanied the re.
mains.
Silver Mine" Seed Oats for
sale. Free from foul seed. Also
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LaF ollette Leading

At 8 o'clock last night partial
returns from over the state re-
ceived by the Tribune in Bimarck
indicated LaFollette a winner
over Esterbrook about three to
two
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THE LINTON MARKETS.

L. d. Seeman returned Tues.
from Minneapolis:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Smith went
to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Jake Steensland is suffer
ing from a broken leg.
Ed. Martinson, of Kintyre,
spent Tuesday in Linton.
Charlie Pauison will return to
futile the first of the week for a
six-weeks' stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Pietz went
to Eureka Tuesday for short
visit with relatives.
The P. ]. Shriner family is out
of quarantine and Pete went back
to work yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil sHardt were
down from Temvik Friday night
to attend the K. P. dance.
There wasn't enough interest
out in Highland to secure five
men for the election board.
Chas. Paulson returned Thurs
day night of last week from his
visit with relatives at futile.
Anna Schafbauer, of Herreid,
has arrived in Linton to accept
a position at the Turner hotel.
Miss Henrietta Yer Hoven, of
Hull, is ill. DR.. Wolverton was
called to attend her last Sunday.
Arthur Pitts has joined the au-
tomobile enthusiasts ranks. He
bought a Ford the first of the
week.
Wanted-Job to run tractor.
Oil pull preferred. Experienced.
Address Hans Thingelstad, Lin
ton, N. D.--Adv.
Ed. Statema, of the Westfeld
neighborhood died Tuesday
morning after a short illness
from pneumonia.
Rudolph Schott has disposed
of most of his personal property
and will soon leave for Montana
to hold down a claim.
Gerrit Dornbush and John
Ryckman were Westfeld young
people in Linton between trains
Saturday of last week.
w. S. Freeman and Mrs. Frank
Scott returned last week from
jamestown where they went to
visit Mrs. SCOTS husband.
H. C. Ketchum will soon have
his butcher shop ready for bust
ness. His butcher, John Rodd,
arrived in Linton Tuesday.
Jake Grentz. of the 1ernyik
country, went to Eureka last
week to secure treatments from
G. Schatz, the chiropractic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hart were
in Linton yesterday on their way
to their home near Winona after
spending a week at Bismarck.
Henry Miller was down from
the Braddock country the first Of
the week. While here he traded
in his Ford on a new Overland.
Emanuel Bits, of Iceland, and
Elizabeth Schlipp, of Hazelton,
were granted a marriage license
by Judge Carley the first Of the
week.
q
]. A. Lang and "A. II. Irvine
left Tuesday morning for Valley
City where they will represent
the local K. 2. lodge at grand
lodge.
The Alpha Beta Kappa folks
will have their regular literary
program at the school house
tonight. Admission to the public
10 cents.
DR.. c. O. Smith and his band
boys are busy preparing their
musical comedy which is to be
staged in the near future for the
benefit of the band.
Mrs. Frank Scott and seven
children left Thursday noon d
last week for her new home in
Missori. They will visit relatives
at Des Moines, Iowa, on the way
Rev. ]. C. Moore, district SUI
perintendent of the M. E. church
will preach at the local church o1