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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
gSaiier.Rateu IN bodI.

Die 0ifentide 9etricbs Commit
lion miro iid) 6clltr nit oeu @cihper-
o&u Der 9Iinuobucr bon Wornt Naib-
iuGton bcioiicrL mcl@c il elmer &c
idlluerocldriit crflartetL Dab Ole ge'
gcuwdrt,geu 8atci ser oGoluatDs
@aiier inO electric Gonpa9nic@ 81
bod ieieu. Jldol beu 9lllsni6riugen
ioaen Oic @oiier.Rotcn 0ieier Ncicll
idlait orciuol 70 bod icin, wie Oie
Maten scr Mount ggoibington gal
ieriperte, uclmc BON ser Baltimore.
GoluitD Gompagnie i6eruonmeit
wilrocn. Die 8eomteu ser lcttge.
nmmten ecieaihoit crflGrten jeOoA,
ooB oic 9totcr niGt 81 BOD icicn ion
ocrn i'm Ginflanq nit ocn @oten al.
Oercr @eiclidoitcn itouoen. Sic
g2t. 9Snibington Gompogidc foimtc
infolge ibrer mcorigen 9idtcn niht
mciter bcitebci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
gsctter. .lsrupIlcieinn0en.

Gas -Netterbiircon uci-
dcs bon scr 9lcgicrlul1 bcauitraal
iit. netcorologiid)c 9co5dcbtmgcn 5n
uladcn meiit 0araui bin oaB 6 nb-
i9lut idlidJ lit mcm irgcno Scnono
0aS gScttcr iir Gn9c s@pdlcn o0cr
NloHaic uoraiisa8i Iicics i'll cine
llnulSalidfcit. @ielidd miro ongc-
noutuciL oaD cS Nleuidbcl 0icbt, oie
ais scr eouncn- oocr l)|ono@ciuc.
alula lmo ionitiacn 9lntircrbcinm.
acU ols g9citcr auacblih bciilnmcn
f6nqn Niit Sen uSthi9cii SicOc,
pcrfjcItacn ncricben nubcn oerartoc
@cnidlen 0cu Nou5 5un Slberalan-
beu 0c hicrin pcranloAtcu 0iitnlcns
idicn aus TaS gScitcr ldBt iidl nidt
oui eiue laiigcre Gcriooc uorauSia.
ocll. umN iin0 uid)t Scr Nion0 oocr
Sic sonncitilcden iiir bciliiuntc
Eitcrlma Ncr6dltfiiic ucraniirori
Iidl. Tic moScrnc &eitrrIlri0e u
0ni onoercr 9oiiS aaiacGaM lrIo
lumnd ntg nas Don 0tr g'tiogs.
g2c'igwplris norlliSaeialtc &cttcr
iiir nic tilgclcbencr @crioScn IL g'e.
lrcdJt sllleS mNcrc iilio rnr 9IiHtnI-
aeiG 0ie ieoer piilcuidjo'iIidcu
tGuin0lddc eEtbebret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
ylcmsicriac anSscidluiicm.

&olijeimoridlaa Garter ertcnnt Sic
6encr 6oricn nitt OIL @c.
rcdtigcn 5lm @oiiircu ocs@ronOs
TiIirifteS g(bcr nidlt 3um
9mient9alt &rdiiocnt S,o6uS
oericlbcn 9Iniidt. SSm Sltc'
relic scr Sidcr5cit.
9'idt ucuia criiolut iuor AM
IienIta0 oic llmncngc Snbober bon
lcltcr &ortcn, meldc onac6lid) pun
&aiiircn Ser I'M @ronoitdttcn aejo-
acncu ScnerIiuie bcrcdtigen, alS lie
i6rnmtlih obue 9hiSHo6mc binter Die
6cuerlinic bel Sem granoc in Der
@eioel'idJen 6abrif Ourd oic Bolijei
bci0roert ulrOcu lpenu Is ibnen
iibcrbolipt gclimgcu mar oeu Fo-
l}ci.Sloroon 3u orrdbredeu
Oieie 6encr aoricu iino crit uor
0njcul BON oCn 8ener Gonlniiia.
rcu olSgcaeben uorocn, an Stele
0eS &lcdihilocS, pcIdcs ieit So6rer
ais 6euero63ciden III G}cbrou1 iuor.
5imocrtc uon oicien 9l65eiben bcioiI-
0cn lid III Sdnoctl pon Eerioren,
oie oli 9ranoildttcu obioInt nidts
81 lnhen 6obcn, itno Die Goli3ei 6at
te 9Iiuuciirng crbnlten Die Grtcn.
nlu0s3cibrn 6ei'nI GorSeihcn an Der
6cicrliuic 3il coniiS5ireu.
9II5 bci Dem &ciocPiAeu Scuer ser
Sdluarm scr ln6n6cr Scr ncueu
aortcn onriiJtc gob %olBei 0lor-
icboa Garter glmuciilnd oicic gtbjei-
dcu nid5t SIT rcipeftiren imO fcinca
ocr An1a6er 0irrb Bic 6clcr Siuic
1inOurM5uloiicn Selbit Scucr.
Gouuiiidr TigaS, ser ocn 9Soli5iitcn
liht rcrionlim bctomit mar oa CT
crit fu3c 3eit scr 6eucr 9e6orOe
nngcbSrt nuBte crit Oird Erdiiocut
HobnS lnO GoumiiiiGr NPoining
iOentiiijirt pcrOcu c6c cr sic 9rouo.
latte betrctcll fonntc
@rdiiOcnt 4o6ns ocrtritt Oen
Stanopunft OoB ser Snbo6cr elmer
0crartigcn aortc luo6l Die GrloubuiB
cr1oltcn f6nnc, sic Eolijci aettc 81
paiireil a6er lidbt jnln 9lnient6dlic
tucrbol6 ocs obgeiperrten EiitrifteS
bcrcdlt1t iei ivcmn er bort fcine BE-.
ilinmltcu e5eiddiie 81 crlc0igcu bobc.
| D3ari1oa Robcrt 2. Garter er.
flarte ooB er oac aartcn Snbober
aus Dem Scuer Giiirift eniicrucil
Iaiicu ucrOe wcun CT iebc, ooij oicic
2clite ocr S0id)ndnnidoflcu bel Der
9lrbcit i'm @c1c iino imo i6r ciocucS
Sebcn in &ciobr 6ringcu 5encr
Z glnlidt noh bcrcdltigtcu sic aarteu
nur jrm Foiiiren oes @ranO 1iiirif.
! tcS, uicbt o6cr 5lm 9hiicntboltc III.
uerbolb Ociiclbcn.
9Sic pCrlatet iinO 800 Ncrortiat
@oricn pon ser 6ciCr @c6oroe ou3.
1cgcbcn luorocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
Ter @elttrics Gcntr uOr ciHcm
Snbr
30. WlGrj 1915.



15ron5oiiide 2lnQriiic 6ei ne.
QnicDiIlc, liioGd BON S6inu-
court, mo i'm 4ricitcr-@oloc
a6qcidIalcn.
Tic Gci 66airoaacil Gcldlagc
ucu 9luiicn 5ic6cu lid n Der 9iid)-
tnna bon Stonomilic 5uriid.
Gie bel @roSuopol Ncidlaac'
ncn SlIiicu l0erOcu in Oas @alO-
imo 2ccnaeldnoc bci 2einu IN
0itHancn 5iriid0clporicn ibrc
0crlltiic 6ctro9cn $500 Scian.
genc. 7 Diaidliicnaeiucbrc luO
uicl &ricNomaierial
Ole riIiiiid5c 6lottc bom6aroirt
nnoeribcioiotc aiiienpl6bc ar
ser 9|orofiilte pon Silcinaiicn
Scit i6rcr idpcren 9licOcrla0c
mu rs @ldr5 bcidicIt bic 6lottc
Der 9lliirtcn sic GarSancllcu.
Geiciiiglmacn MIR nod ldnod,
Gin oaunlS IN Ocr GnrOancllcn
oitiaCtdiiicucS briii;NcS 2inieiI
ibiii miro ourcb Shru mo tiir'
tiidlc ArIiIlcrie poIlen0@ serll6rt.
Tas 10000 Noun ilorf bri
iiide SanSimascorpg chi Den
aricdbildcu ,Nieiu Dor ocu Car
ooucIleu miro al3 81 ibmadj nah
Nc1pptcu gciaNot ruo Sic 81.
ianunen5icbHa crbeblid 1robc.
rcr Irlppcunlaiicn ipiro bcl6loi'
icu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
3n SpNe actrnluuelt.


9ei Dem @eriut1e. Gin Ourbacgau'
genes @ciponu oui5ubaItcn mtroe
9eitcru Wior0en I'M s llbr Scr GO
,So5rc oltc StroBcnteGrcr @otrid
GcDinc Oil Der Gdc uou gSorncr. mo
SitcpO Strobe BON ben Gicroeu 81
Soccn geriiicn nnO 5u SoOc getrnnl'
pclt. @enigc 0linutcu nod iciucr
GinIicicrlmg ms llniOcriiiGts.Sopi'
tol that Der llli1liidlirbc icinCll IebtclI
gltbcmill3. Ncuine mar 66 Sabre
alt uno pcr6ciratbct. Gr mobutc in
9tr. iliI Scott.StroBe. unO itono
bcrcits lcit u Sabrcn I'M 0icuitc ocs
Observation-Disclosures Geporicmeuts
Gr 6nterldbt iciuc g9ithuc. Srau
SllIia 0ianrp Ccuinc mo cincn
Sticiio6u
0eMtide, SciterrcidnIdjc mS llnga'
riIdjc Sricssanlei6cn.
100 Morf nuS 100 GrOncr nniwartS
SbeO. s. SiCngr & 6u.,
2i7 Sit.SnltimOrc-Str,
(MGrst3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

Gic 0iilidlc 5t0rlmg bat cnOlicl
sic 0iiitc pon 9loro.Garolnta uerlai.
icn bod iicI Gin meuig 9leacn in Ocu
9RiieIotIantiicbcn Siaatcn Iic ucR.
lido Storuug. neldc in Scr GicnitaI
9Iadt iiber Oen oitlidleu Gbeil uor
Colorado bcmcrft muroe, bot jcDt
3iuci Gcnlreu BON ocltcn iid cine
ndrNlid ibcr Central EeraS mo pic
Mocrc iibcr Sem oitlidcu l6cil bon
StanioS 6ciiuoct. 9licocric6ldae gin-
acl Ger 5t0rlng Mdt uorauS. jc.
sod iicl lorolidl mo uoropetlid
1dHcc mo mar licgcn 3iGHlld) als
acmciH nlier beionocrS bobem Irud.
Sin Geitiuutcr Tcmpcrntliriall inter
ocm normalca 3nIiauo ipHroc Ter.
merit, Nobc Senpcratrcu iuuroci
IN g1cu GalauS, Oeu Central. 1bdlont
0cn Scc.lleaionctl in 5iioAt ino
5iioweiiet bci bciianoigcm Nrttcr
bcmerlt mdhrcno IN Der olilifben
Ndlfte oeo 2anOes fciH bclouocrer
@cdicl rntliau0
Gas @ciier miro en- Iomierltag
unD 5rcitag oiilidj Ocs N}iiiiiippit
5lniics nit grtsuo9me ocs illterer
Niiiiiiiippj mo Cbio.S6oles, iuo.
iclbit 9lcqen fdllt, fIor blcibeH ,Sa
ocn obcrcu 1cc.NcgionM miro cS OIL
6reita1 bci Hicorigcu Senperainrcn
ipobriulcinlicb rcgncl ooer ldlncien.
Ncute miro q I'M Gbio. l0al 0cli
dtinniiicben 5iaatcu nnO in Siiocn
mariner ieiu, ocS0lcidco anl Grcitog
III ocn miiielotlaniiidsu mo iiio'
ntlantiid)cu 5taatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
SeIearapliidlcr g9eiier6cridlt.

9luS 0cn iibri1cn @rmocs.gSettcr4
gcohodhuNS Stationcn iuurOcu oic
iclgcilocn nicorisitcu Ecmpcratltrcn
Sic I'M S ll6r gcitcru 9IbcnO 6crrid'
ten bcridtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
Wimni5ipal .gladridteu.

6cucr6c50roc iieoclt uod @oDitraBe
i6cr 6eucrwe6rIeitc cr6oltca
iiir &cttluue einer 6rau 9clo6i.
gina. 9iircorr i'm 9lotb6oiie
wcroeu ncu sruppirt. $1,000
coo 9lnlei6e iiir SroBcuDcr6ei
iermgcn inn 9luncr.
S9ic uab Der aeitrigcn 2itpug
ser 6Cuerbcboroe bcfonnt gcgebcn
prroe miro oos Sallptquarticr ser
genouteu @c6orOc porauSiidtlidj
idon in ser udditen @ode nah Oem
Spribcu5anic an @oo- nabc @oItb
moreitroBc, pcrlcat fucroeu. EiShcr
mar Sic 6cucr6cborOe ouf ocnI critcn
Shu i'm Jlat66mde iultergebradt.
Sir Die Rethma ser 6rmi Gina
6elienbnra 9lr. 423, 6orreiiiiraBe
ser an %. Dl0ri 6ci ciueu 9ranoc
in ibrem Snitic our1 6lnnuneu lno
Aoud scr @co ms Srce abgeidnit-
fen uar, cr6ieIteu aciteru Olrd Die
6eucr Gommiiidre Oie nociIte6cnOen
gQitglicocr Der 6eucrpe6r eine 9s.
lobigung Gopit0n sSobu GroSnid
ln0 Shloihmouu ,Sranf Gltmoa
BON Sprben Gompagnie Or. 3;
ierncr Der SiiIisiabrer 9(lg. 6. 0nrt-
man lmO scr 9citcrmonn GoporO $.
g9or pom 9citcr Gompoenie glr. T..
Sabrcr 9Inbroic Spcn9ler bon Sci
ter.Gonp. gir. IA puroc pegcn
Gieninlutouglidfcit, pcrilriodt olrdl
aranf6cit, pcrobidie0et. Gr gc66rtc
ieit Ocm %. 9lopcm6er 1895 ocm
5eucr Gcportement on gluf &robc
puroc @olmcD u. Gilimel anqcitcQt
}eilgrlppirilng scr Nii.
rcotr I'M " lntb6auic
I'm sic &ldrc 3pedS 9Scu0ruppi.
uuq Der 9iireour im RotbbouS 5um
g6idluB SIT 6ringcu mo bcreitS III
Ocu nGd)Itcn Sogen auSiii6ren 81
fonnen, plwoc geiteri cine Gonicrcuj
ahgebaltett an luelhcr iolgcnOe 8c.
ante Sbcil uobmcn. itellucrtretcnocr
Qlopor Su6ert Staot Sngc1ielr
SchOrid SiroBen6ou ,Sngcucin
GUoficu, Superintcnocnt Mobr pom
Ieportcmeut iiir geleuhtiug ino
Saupcn @oriibcr Ao6incttc bon scr
StraBenotrh6rld)S Gomniiiioa
G6cf Snacuicir S6irlcp bon orr
topoGrapGiiheu gl6t6eillna II. StoOt
Gontrolcur 16riit.
9loh cingc6enocr Gr0rtcrmg ci
uiatc iih niii rohitebenoc I'm.
1uocrlugcn 9iircou ocS StraBeu.
ban SnaenieurS iuirO alli Dem er.
iteu 6lr IN Scr 9ld6c Der bisberigea
91unlihlcitcn Der 3ciicr6c6oroc iii.
tcr0cbrott; Sr. @obr crbdlt SRI
GooticD'S 9liircon mo pr zbirle0
miro nah ocni orittcn Stodiuert ocs
HotbbaMicS ii6criicocIn PHI Ocu
Sioot Gentroleitr iriit Die StraBCu.
IurdlbruhS GommiiiioH 3lpei 3int
nIer Gb, bebGlt icoodl i6r Sauptbii
rcai inO erbdlt meitcrc RdnmIibIei.
ten All Or 2cyiu9touiiraEcu Scitc
Gc5 Notb6ames
Sir @cr0ciierunGDcrS tra.
Beu i'm Nllncr
Ger 5taotrotb miro Dos 3leht 6a.
bcrt oie 9ciilguiB, @erbeiicrumg bon
StrdBeu i'm 9luucr porNmcbncn ocr
4iIaIicrnngS Gonimiiiiou 5l ii6cr.
traaen ipem bic $2,000.000 gIuuer.
glnlcibc pon Scr Seaislohr, 0cr lie
cBt porlic9t anNcnonlnIcn luirO mo
sic 3uitiniinuG Der gqd9lcr Der
Stdot iinOct 3i Oieicr 9(liitbt ae.
latBtc man gcitcrn inn &otbbollc,
ais cine aupic Der Bill cincr 9Srii.
iunq lnitcr5ogcu mlrne Geridicocne
9cmntc gloiibten Ogb eS uicIlcidr
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cdifiefnrten

non iio noM ScuHhlano mo Sc.
iicrrcih.lluadrn ii6er NotterNau imo
&cV 2)orf. @cloieuoinecu uuh Cu.
ropa.
SACO. $. 1ienrr & So,
217 Gn.g'oltimore.Sir.,
.yidrol3 , 243 SaN.NrouOuaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

sIbOnneuteR, ole ben oIcHtidJcn
Gcrreipcunrnteu" nidt piuFiIih OOsr
nurraelmaiia erbalteH, linS aebeten,
Ser linss Saupu per SrIephon cou
iariliiia &iiitsilnua ~ maGtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

oii cinc Geridmcl5lng ser Strobcn
OnrdbruHS lmO Ser RfloitcrltugS.
Gomniiion abqciebeu lei, ipic por
mebrcrcn Wlonotcn in @orihloG 9e-
bradt porocu mar, obuo6l c9 III Der
Bill 6eiBt, Dob sic @iit9lic0er orr
observation-disclosures Gouuliiiion
Den Son0 ucrlpolten inO oic 0ludt
bciugHiB bo6cn iollten jd6rlib $500.
COO iir gtlaiIcrllug GlIrh6recbcn
lmo grpcitcrung ppu StraBcn jn
pcrduSgo6cn.
Gic YilailcruugS Gonfmiiiiou 6ot
6isber 6rc Sbatiafeit olli ooS &c
birt inuerboIb scr oltcn StoOtarcH-
sen beidrdntt, o6mo6l tic oas @cdt
bat, and III sen 9Iuncr iibcrjuareiicn.
bic ueuc gInucr gluIeibc lit oic brit
te IcitOem oic Sfoot 6cgonueu BOT,
Scrbeiierim9en in jeneln Giitritt BOZ
5lIucbmcn lic critic 9lilcibe 6eliei
it'd oui $2000,0G0 mo 0ic 5tucite,
Sic beinabe poIliidHoig alii0cbroltt
! lit oui S2,5000Go
Seine Itaicru Gpiocmic
an beiiirdlttn
G6mobl I'M cbien Wlonat 292 Oia-
icrnidac ongcmcIoct luoroci iino,
fam BON elmer Naicru Gpioeuie IN
! Baltimore sod nidjt oic &coc ieib
iuic acitcrn pom ociuobcits Com
miiidr Gr. So6n :. @Iufc 9ealBert
nuuroc 9ic @ioicrn icien mn il
milocr 6orm aiIigctreteiL uno bic
1 @cilnobeitS 9eGoroc boGc oic Sis
tiation uolit1noia inter Guntrolc.
Ir @lntc erfI1rtc, OaB cs icl6it-
ucrit1nolicb @flidt idnnttltbcr gIer5.
tc mare, icoen ncucu Sall pon @fo.
| icru ioiort ocr @cimobcits Ncboroc
iiu aerntniB 5ii briu0clL ooniit Die
crioroerlidcn Glloroltdne gQ}oB-
| nabncn crgriiien ucrocu fonncu
| w tilitnriidc Q NuSbtlonnG
iiir itdotiiGe Sn0c
nicurc.
3ucdS @riiuOuun ciucr Gompa9,
lie Aiiiicu glrtiacric in &crbinolng
NIT Ger 9Iatiouolaaroe bon Nlorv.
lono biclt Nr u acit6 Compton, otr
I Goriitcr Ger 4iloiieulngs Commit.
lion geiicru nit Nloior " " Gros
! bD 0cn Scnerol Nnipcttcur Scr
I 2t0nts Glili} ciuc Gonicreuj ob.
Ticic gfagclcgen6cit miro uo1ridcia.
lid 6entc glbcnO bon Srn Gonptoi
! IN cincr Spcjioliiemg OcS NSngc-
uienrS Ghibs bon Baltimore porgc.
brobt luerocu
Ger Noriibcr ser RiInitcrnu9S-
Gonlniiiion nno sic Siiijicrc scr
Stoots 9Rili5 iino ser glniidlt Oob
cine gcuiiGcnoc 9lnsobl bon ielo.
eieniltal1lidcn ildoiiihcn NnNcnicii-
rcn por6auoen ill., luu cine Gonipal.
mic @iiiicu girtillcric juidnrncnitcl.
len III founcL lno icrner lit man
iieerjenot, oob Oic @lit0Iicocr oee
AnacnctrS Clubs oic Sodjc be.
rcitiuidiait urtcriiiiBcu iucrocn. Cine
aroBc gln5a0l Diitalicocr acnanntci
GluhS 0ot lid, ihon hcrcit crlIGrt iid
cuier Ncrortigen Organization m3us
idlicBcu
Soaic bic GompaQnc oraaniiiri
uerocn io f0nuie lie on ocu Ncidii.
ter irl Sort SowarO o99cbil0el
iucrGcn
9bonnenicu. bic ben oTcaiidcn Core
ipOu0rntcn" nidli pHuttIidl oOer mrearl
mdfiq crbnIirn, inO gebctcu err SlFirg
Norcu per- TClfpbOn 00rr istyiiilI1 Niit
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gleridlt OeS baltimore Metier6nrean8


Der Seudtigtcitsgcbalt Der Sult
mar % @ro3cnt Inn $ llbr @lorgcns
mo S. @ro5cnt lm s ll6r gIucnoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
@nnoes,1epartement iir 2anSmirt5-
idJait- @etters@nreaH.
ySctter glusiidltcH.

Sir Nlorulono uno oeu Giiiritt
Columbia beite t6ciImeiic 6cipolti
cimoS ipdrmcr, mdBi9c noro0nliAe
g9moe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
s.ggcqusiicr.

,,elncforum e1er0d 9oiHee
oNuluiin" Gr ,Scluu 0flo lir. Nnoc"
nSufo S",5bc Ntri1 o Naiion".
rpwpBoromc" taneuiue uiin @anoeiblocr.
WnhciD" INc @aUciU Wirle"
,BiarnlnuD" GduDepillc uun Jeunoelblncr.
,N,Mit gln0cmg" e1hc palna Shoip"
Ncktec RcNbDpnsHtcitdl 6rCiiOQ ocn 3i,
qinrj 4 liDt Nae5uulfasa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

9|oM 8pciip0Ni0cr 0ronIbet ltorb
ou cmcnt @craleioru int ollniuerIi
tats Noipiidl" NSoicpb z. &oriielo,
elm gruoer ocs Gr SheriiiS CSeorGe
@oriielo. Cic @ccrSiglmg oeS Der
ltorbcuei itoCt lnorgcll uou ocr
&obmuN icincS YruScrS ylr. GIL
gloro Gorroatou 9Iucmlc, ouS ilott.
81 ieincr cieiluobeit iuteriinumt
Sr. SSiIliom g. C'Gonnor slipcr,
intciiocut ser oiicltlimcn 0iebduoc,
enc lGnacrc Meiic mad, GDicoNo,
GIcpclni0 ". @lcunt Clemens, @Iih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
N6lc6cn

llncuuartct ihico qeitcrt glbeuO
@crr Sobn ltii6l III iciuer @obmtng,
ar 1913, 9loro cJauitrdBc ais ocnl
Sebcu Ger @critorbenc, ioelhcr Gin
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
HAS NINE FOOT CORN.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jack and sister
of the latter, came to town Tuesday
in their auto from the ranch near
Greencreek to do little trading and
meet old friends. Johnnie, who used
to be at the head of the local water sys-
TEN of this city, is now one of the tried
and true agriculturists, and what is
most important, is making n success Of
1t. After trying it out In Oregon for
several years, he came back to his first
love-Camas Prairie, and invested in
a fine tract of realty that never fails
to produce crop. Mr.. Jack has turn
ed off $1,000 worth of hogs this fall
and Is now preparing to take up from
his alfalfa field another 1000 worth
on which he will put the finishing
touch. He has 25 acres of corn that
stands all the way from six to nine
feet high, and expects to soon put up n
silo in which to cache it away for win
ter consumption by his stock. He secur-
ed the seed cora from the o. W. II. x
n. which known as Minnesota No.
%. He also has out small tract of
Minnesota King variety, secured from
the same company, which he prizes
highly and will save for seed While
In Oregon, Mr.. Jack built three silos
and says that no farmer, after using
the silo, will try to get along without
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
GOT THE MAIL ORDER HOUSES
On THE RUN.

Z. w. Felt, the wideawake Nezperce
merchant is going after the scalps of
the mail order houses in real earnest.
as Will be seen by the comparative
prices which he quotes in the Globe
this week. Investigation shows that
something like $4,000 a month is sent
out from this community for mail order
goods. This money is entirely lost to
the community. The Nezperce merch-
ant shows that sending off money to
those outside establishments on the
part OF any community is absolutely
unnecessary. BY the comparison of
prices he shows that the local mer-
chant cannot only meet the mail order
prices, but in many cases can under
sell those houses, and the purchaser
has the opportunity of seeing the goods
before he pays his money. The only
way to hold the trade at home is to
beat the mail order house to it: and
that Is what Mr.. Felt is doing In many
cases the outside houses palm off an in
ferior class of goods on the purchaser
which the local merchant cannot do be-
cause he is dealing directly with the
customer, and if a thing is not right he
has to make it right. united effort
on the part of local merchants should
be made to oust the mail order busi-
ness entirely. With reasonable display
of Judgment and persistency that re-
suit can be attained and the bulk of
that big business can be kept at home
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
GOLDEN CAMP
BURNED UP
MONDAY
A. S. Johnson Sustained Loss
of Hotel, Store and
Postoffice.

The hotel, postoflice and store of A.
S. johnson caught fire Monday night
of this week at Golden, and in the alb
senee Of anything modern in the way
of firehghting apparatus, with which
to subdue the flames, the buildings were
burned to the ground The fire caught
in the upper story of the hotel struc-
ture, and from its location when discov-
cred, it is thought that the chink cook
had been reading and dropped off to
sleep without eXtinguishing the candle
and in some manner the bedclothing
was set on fire.
Some of the groceries and other goods
were saved from the first boor before
the flames reached tina tportiOn of the
structure. These were moved into the
old store building which stood at "a safe
distance, and Mr. johnson is now car
rying on business. The loss is eSti-
mated at between $1,000 and $4,000,
with no insurance, which will be quite
a blow to the owner in financial way.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
HORSES FALL
INJURIES
RIDER
Jesse Hockersmith Lying at
Point of Death at
Cottonwood.

Jesse Hockersmith, son of Yves
Hockersmith, formerly of this place, is
now lying at the point of death at Cot
tonwood, where he was probably fatal
injured Tuesday by horse falling on
him
The unfortunate young man was run
ming a horse in an effort to head off
steer which had escaped from band
of cattle, when the animal which he
was riding struck a wire fastened
across an alley hitting it well up on
his fore legs, and was thrown com
plete somerset. The rider, it is said,
was thrown considerable distance,
striking the ground with great force.
While no injuries of Il serious nature
were apparent from a casual examina-
tion, the young man has never recov-
cred consciousness, Wednesday DIR.
Stockton of this place was called in
consultation on the case and an opera
ton was performed and clots of blood
were removed from the brain. clearly
showing a severe case of concussion of
the brain.
In spite of all medical aid rendered
the patient has been gradually sink
ing, and at this time no hope of his
recovery in entertained either by friends
or physicians. 1t is very unfortun-
ate affair, and the sympathy of this
community where the young man and
family resided for many years, is eX-
pressed ON all Sides
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
$l7,4OO PAID SALMON RIVER
SHEEPMAN FOR 1900 LAMBS
c. j. Hail. of Lucille Receives Handsome Sum for Years In
crease-Average $500 Per Head-Purchased
by Salt Lake Buyer.

One of the largest and most valuable
shipments of lambs ever sent out from
this section was made last Tuesday
from Grangeville when Buyer c. b.
Reynolds, of Salt Lake, bought and
shipped some 2900 lambs, purchased
from the well known Salmon river
sheep man, c. J. Hall.
The price paid was eight cents f. o.
b. Grangeville, and the lambs averaged
75 pounds per head, netting the owner
5000 per head, or about $17 400, in a
lump sum. The lambs went from here
to Pendleton over the O.-W. r. & n.
They were shipped in double-decked
cars with some $50 head to the car.
The G. j. Hall ranch is located in
the Lucille section of the Salmon river
valley, and is most favorably located
to the sheep industry. Mr.. Hall now
has 5000 head of old sheep on the ma
tional forest range, one band being To-
Gated in the vicinity of Seven Devils
mountains and the other In the Buffalo
Hump country. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Hall sold between $4,000 and
$4,000 worth of wool from this springs
clip earlier in the season.
Idaho county has extensive sheep in
terests, there being a number of large
bands in the county. John Kembough
the leading sheep raiser of the Weisei
country, recently sold out his interests
there and has formed a partnership
with c. NJ Clay, the prominent sheer
man of the higgins country, and it is
understood that they will winter some
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-09-21
UNDER CHARGE OF TAKING
GRAIN

The place of John Mcpherson, the
we'll to do farmer living south of town,
was searched this week under a war
rant issued from Justice ii. W. Gar
cts office on complaint of George viii
kin and Wiley Knighten, and seyelal
sacks of grain We're found which the
two latter gentlemen claimed had been
taken from their fields without their
knowledge or consent Mcpherson
when arraigned before the court claim
ed that he had purchased the grain
of another party and that he coul
readily establish his innocence He
was held under Il cash bond of $50
TO appear at the preliminary hearing
set for next Wednesday, the 27th