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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

leutnant 9otb beflhte ibu lnlo Def.
tete ibm Die bonn acknowledgements
oanten SSelomori1all @r5ber3og
6rieorid telegrapbiiA perliebeue col
oene GapferfeitsmeooilIe auf oiegett-
oede. gllle W}iibe gaben iid bic
Aer3te, Elm beriibmter Gbirnrq
ipuroe I'M gIuto berangeboIt. Wtm
mollte Den iunaen Seloen iib ielbIt,
leiner S5amilie ltno Dem @aterlanoe
er6alten Dot Gr3tlide 4unit mar
pergebens 3drtlid itreibelte er nod
letne oaoloene4 uno beri6ieo nit
Ieinem Sdheln lanft lmo iHmer8los.
&iingltiountog baben mir ibn be-
araben gti6t perihorrt. tpie es oft
&riegsbrau6 lit in0 @rieg9not oft
5ipingt Ger OrtsgeiitIide untcr gli-
iilten5 oes 6elofuraten ieonetc ibn
|cIni oann 6elpeote lib Elm lanqer 3ua
6im 6rieobof. &aiieri1ger truqen
Den Sorg, binter Dem Der g[6iutant
oeS eriten 9iegiments ging. Gas 9fe.
giment botte i'm ans Der S6marm.
linie entienbet. oomit er es pertrete,
ais Der 8raDiten elmer 3u @rabe qe-
tragen parO Sinter Dem 9bcrleitt-
nant ober ibritt Der &orpsfommou.
oont nit ieiueni gan5eu Stabe, oen
glboronlmgen Der IN Der ltnIaeaeno
befirOliden Sruppen lm6 Ser 9ehol.
fering oes crit tiir5li1 BON Der 9llI.
ienberridaft befreiten Grtes. Sin
fleiner Soloatenbor ialg Elm 9ieo
am ofienen @rabe, oie Sdollen pol
terten binab llno mir ia5en iibcr oie
I'M Sonneni6eiu eldndeilcen ggieIen
nno 5eloer IN Die @bene oeS Gan.
Qort oouuerteu oie Gononeu lmo
ionoten ibre ebernen @tiiBe ms ..bei.
ltge" &nBlanO, ais ipoIIten lie and
Tcil baben All Ser Sotenfeier fiir
6ran8 @escoita, ben &eIoeu bonn /.
Heehnent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

ben ueroe Iiiiet batte errelht mo-
HaCb er iabrelaig nit leioenidaftlt.
dlen 8erlanoeu gctrahtet battc, lmo
icin MaNoeolirit mar aeitillt
qlm ielben Eaae bradtq Ole glbeuo.
3eitimg Die iolgeroe gla4ribt
u8l6bIiMcr & EooesfaIG.
9eite friib gegen eli llbr piirOc in
ner 81 StrQBe elm poblbaben0er
GngldnDer numcns 9iufus Grasboip
tot in ieiner g8obnung gefinDen
@ermltlib bat ein S6lagfliB ieinem
Scbei eiH @noe gemac6t Seine
Spur elmer @eipaIttat par 5ll bemcr.
ten. Der Cote fab inn 2ebuitubI nad
poru qebeiiat 70 Dab iaIn RopT mtf
Dem Glide ribte Qie Gronung I'M
8inuRer NOR ligbt aeit0rt lW0 oa er
llbr im0 @el0 nodl bci iid bate. lag
ofieabar teiu 9ipIbaAfall Dor"
..Das lit DifIets ggerF, Ioate ste
Tiiritin ais ibr 0rerel Sas slatt
i6erbradjte, umicb Sugos Sdlidlnl
nniB iid bereitS crfiillt babcu1
gsirFlib maro 1rcrcI balo ooraitf
ourd Bates benodridtigt, oaB bic
&oli3ei ole 2eirbc oes or. 2ugos in
icinrr @obmng ain 8ooen liegeuo
auf0clnocn babe. 5i Der 9ilh.
plattc abcr Itedte Elm blantar, iptbi.
dcr Geld, aim 8eidlcm oob Der
9ota DER Straigeredtigteit cines
mdcbtiaen @cbeinlbitnoes gum Gpier
gcialIcn iri
3ic beiocu rlouiaefIdrten Soocs.
fdllc crrcgtel 5ipor glufie6cn IN Der
CcffcntliAfeit, bod abiite nicman0.
oaB lie niteinanoer IN 3uianneu,
baua ltan0en uno oaB as 5nei Wliiie.
tdter mareu, sic bier Den gleiden
9obn fiji ibre 8erbroHen getunoen
batten.
Iie aIte aat6rine legte 5ipar Dor
@eridt ein offencS @eitdnonis nller
0trd9 2anlig 1no feline @enoHen per-
iibtcn 9crbredcn ab, peritnHo es
ober, lire DlitlbuIo moglihit 8u Der.
bergen, 70 Dab ibr llrteilsiprlt
sieialidj mfloe loutetc. Der uaaH-
fer" oogeaen berfiel Der gau5en
Streuae oga @eieses, Grant %rlee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

Roger uno 0loiua nit @apa ga
Groir allf 0aS 2ano geben. Wlaoe.
line 9apne ober, i'd meme Die fiinf-
tige SSrau Doftor @ougbon uno ibr
@atte mollen Ole 5iirittn Soiba bier.
berbealeiten. gleibe MIR gon3 I'll,
lig. 9leue, imO mo6e nirht 10 Der.
puuoerte glugen; Der glr5t ihilt
fonit DAB i6 oib 0li ie6r aufrege.
o9lber posmer, Inn SimmelS nil.
LEM lit oenA oaS mabr2~
oSreili6; mir f0nnen iie am nd1.
iten Sreitag ertparteu.@
SoDorin bate Erdnen in ben 9lu.
gen.
nSosmer~ fliiiterte er, nid gIni-
DC, nm fam ib wie0er geiuHo tper.
cen. g8ie bate i6 es iDageu oiirfen,
oif iol1es Slid 81 boffeit Sie
t0nnte mir feinen beiieren Bepeis
ibrer 6reluoibaft eeben."
nGs lit Elm 8eiben Dab iie oeiuer
beoorf" eripioerte fennetb. nDeHfe
oocb. mic nllein iie teBt in Der ggelt
itebt. @leibe nur fiirs erife ihr
treler 6rellno, uno ftelle oll@ iibri-
&c getroit Der 3ufinit anbeim
gnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

cine ggeilc,0 pcriettc WlaoeIine; ,es
limo nod 10 oiele onoere fyragen 5u
l6ien @eionoers liegt mir oas @e-
idlid ser arnien 6iiritin icbiper ouf
Der Seele; iie aibt iid 10 06lIig ID.
rem Simmer bin ooB mir ibr 8u.
liano 1roBe Sorge mabt. glu6 9iene
GaUorips 2eben lit nod niht oiiBer
@efabr; troB aller itdrfenoen WlitteI
tcnu CT gar niAt pieoer 5u arQiten
tomineu. sSn Nloiias betriibtent
05eiidjt mar ibre Eeilua6me fir Den
armeu 9lene 81 leien; lie puBte, wie
as i'm ben arauten itano, oenn
1rcrel bate einen fiIr5en @eiud IN
Chicago geuac9t, lm0 menig Grfreu.
HNes berihtet.
n0ic 5iiritiu ipiiuidt Serru sos.
mer bel 9leneS @flege 81 belien,"
hlbr @looeliuc fort, oif CLAUDE, oos
miiroe i6r jebt Sen ein3igen Croft
aep1bren; iie 1T iiber8engt, Dab er
Itcrbeu ipiro, lmo Der @eoonfe an ibn
laBt ibr feine Gube. Sd begreiTe
ibr @efiibl un0 iDollte, i'd f0nnte Tie
begleitcu, 0enn ollcin fam iie nidt
geben @as iolleu mir nur tin2~
SAB uns 9loeer iip 9fat frageu~
iagte W}oilla 0aS taten Iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

DliiQts pI6slheS Geribmhoen
bIieb fiir oie Biiritin ein 9idtieI. bis
lic 0urc5 cinen ibr poDl6cfaritcn
Noieu eiuen Brief uno cin @dddlcn
erbielt Das Shreibcn lmhetc
nsS5r gsitnl1 III arfiillt ilno ooS
Weripredjcn, pelbes Sic Serrn
2urit gegeben baben, geloit. Sagan
@ie i6nt oaB er giit tun miro, nah
beu Scrrcu 2ugos itub Gresham
uidjt Deiter 81 foriden Bis er Rad.
ridt iiber lie erb1t Ssbucu dber,
Grau Jiirltln. teile III sir gerubi
Qinia init, oaB che Der Ealismdn
nod iii sSbre Sano fam 0ns llrteil
iiber ienc bcioen bereits grlproMeI
mar Baiiois @eihid batte Id 8u
rntI6eioeit er bat bic Staot berlaf
ien ino ipirb Sbrcit gBeg aie Uieoer
freu5en 2ebeu Sie iuobl~
syn 6en @1dhcn fapo Soida bic
@rHlariipg bon 3iiiets 9fastritt Gus
hcm @e9eiubuno uno ben Galisman
@ic ipiBte, oaB oer ieliiome WSanii
ruF INNER pcu ibr 9lbihle0 aanom.
men, uno iie i'm, modie er lebeu
cDer leFbelb aui @rQeH me lpleoerie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

0eridsglueme, @de Nlonroes sStraBe; ga>
ltcr pilto Stpgter, SIR. 1850, BeIts
8altimoreSSiraBe
SeutldJe Wset6UbiIten-Gird
Grite OentidJe WletbDbtItens Stride -
gr. 224, Siios8rpa0mnh. nabe @niterns
glpeEue; Yaitor s. s. $baiB, Nr. 1717,
Sns8nltimoresS sStraBe.
3meite DcltidJe WtrtbDbiItensG Stride -
1249 eight StraBe; Baitor IS. Biegano.
@ennigIbania glbeuue MtetbUOtiteE-
Stride IL RennI9lpnnias9lbeuie, nabe
WtoibersStrdbe; Raitor " s. Baible,
glr. SGT, WloibersShnBe.
9afa1ettes glDenne MletbDbiiten Stride
2diabettesglbenue, @de 8onos StrdBe;
Rnltpr 8, s. 9boib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
glemnea III DSarlburu.

Iie dlBerit intereliantcn 9lennen
III I3arIboro, init welhen cine bnir
umo 8ieroemtSiieIllug oerbuuoen lit,
6eiiben cine groBe 2ln5ie6angStrait.
9ic aeitrigeH Reunen batteH folgeu.
0eu @erIaui:
4. Neuuen. 512 6urlongs Glii.
ton @irl, 4,83u2. 5unHo, 81 10.
Nlacabee, 2 3u5.
p 9lenucn 512 5urIongs gipyal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
Geutias airdsa IN WarpIanS.
9entidJe tat6OIiidJe 2irhm in Baltimore
uHb WlarOlaub.
(gleoemptoriitens @emeiuoeu.)

ct. QllpbDniuSs2irde Gde @arfs
9lbenue unD Garotoga GtrnBe; Bater
2muentius &iBuer, 9iettor; 4ater @bis
lipp 0ioBbac5, &ater Sobauu y. @aiIg,
Buter Mil6eltu 2innner
ct. Sat0buS 0irdjc @de glisqiit6s
uuo @a9ersS sStraBe; @ater Soiepb 6ittIt,
Safer Ranl &uber, &nter Reter 0Snrs
tiuoer &uter sSpiepb Gtpl8, %ater s.. 81.
Suetber tno @nter So6orn Dleier
st. NtidacIs Stride Gde @olfes
ggiileI, 9lefior; Gaier gbilipp golonel,
gater Yeter @ade, @ater @ernaro
&ueding, &ater Qeopulo Gbredt
0er5 Seins9irdle 3. GtrnBe rno
8olier glpenue, 1igblanotopn; 4qter
8ran3isius &auenbauer, 9iettor; 9dter
Quauitn @eiiler, Bater So6nnn Braun,
&ater @mil @euIer, &aier y. 51perb,
Bnter Spbann @roea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

&ennet6 Sosmer iaB neben Dem
2aqcr, ouf mel1em 9feue Soporln
bleid imo abge5ebrt rubte; Der frii-
Der 10 friIde, bliiben0e iilnge Wmn
mar fain mieocr3uerfeHnen 9lu1
III SoSmerS 8iigcn botte Die 9Iu.
itrengung DER lalgeu &ranfenpflege
ttefe Spuren 3uriidgeloiien; groBer
aber nod mar ser ginfluB, 0en oie
Grlebniiie oes lebten Sabres nuf iei.
men Gborofter aeiibt bdttcn CT mar
oa0urd ali einem iDeiieren, beilereu,
totfrditigeren Wleuiheu geiporoen.
Sect bielt CT einen offenen 8rief in
Der Sano ino blidte ld1elno at
Rene biniiber.
n0rereI i6rcibt mir Elm sou8es
8ud,1 iogte er, ginO oas Ssllr5e
uno 2onge oooon lit, Dob ndhiten
0ienstoa hi Olew gorf cine 0oppcI.
boh5eit itottiinoen miro 9lohoem
oieie teIerIid beaougeu it, peroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
WegcH QinOendcracr'S @irt6idaft.

llcber 300 @erioncn crldieueu ge.
iteru por Der Spirituoien 2icen5
@eb0roe, Inn gegen sic @elp1brung
elmer @irtbihoits 2icen8 an @1ortin
2iHoenberger in Dem Souie 93r. 630,
Golperton.9iooo, 5u proteitiren. Gbe
bic 9eb6roe ibr 8erbor iiber oic Pip
plifation begonu entihloB lid Sim.
ocn6erger, oieielbe 5uriid8u8iebeu.
Gie 9eb0roe bernobm 8eugen in
Dem Sale bon 6rancis ". Gong,
ueIder nm cine @irtbidofts 2icen5
fitr ons Sous gSr. 1851, Siios
GborIes StroBe, nadgeiuHt bat.
Sobu 8. Goruea, Ger 9lupoIt Der
@cieaidaft sur llnteroriidllng oes
2diters, Ieote Dem 9lpplifanten Der.
ibieoene 6rageu Dor. 0ic 9eb0roe
CAB mod tciHe @utidciouug in oem
Sale u6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

QIns benz SnuereH WlargIanO's nno
ben augrenseHOen StaatcH,


81 arm er Der y Dhtefc Y I en- r.
ba9Huufall.
@ci einem idperen Ghtrm ipuroe
bei grittous @ooo, nobe Sbppens.
burq, ein Baum iibcr sic @eleiie Der
gumbcrlano @aaeD Giienba6n ge-
worieu. Gas SiuoeruiB bdtte iiber-
lid einen idJredlibeu Giienba5nunial
berbeiacfiibrt, menn Der sSarmer
Sarrp GooDer ui6t 3ufdaig al Der
gcfa6rliben Steae pprbeigetonimeH
udrc. Wlit cinem rotben Eih iigna.
liIirte er Dem beranbraiienoen
@dnea5ug naa SagerStown imo
bradDte oenielben reht5eitia gum
&tebeu,
Dr. Y. q. @}illcr, FEM ge-
ltorben.
@iner Der befanHteiten 9ler8te IN
eaaerStpwn Or. @ictor 9. Miaer
jdieo IN ieiner @obnng an Der 9la-
iouglpenue Inn alter non 7s Sabren
aus sem 9eben. Ger 8eritorbene
iDuroe III @ai6iugtou.GoultD ge6o.
rem gra0ilirte pom Sefierion W2eoi-
cal College uno mahte SEN 8iirger.
frieg ais Siilisar3t i'm rs. freipilli.
Gen Snfautcrie.9 .9legilHeHt init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
cider IL E@er.

5elope6eI: uSbr ie6t iii niorien 'raliS.
gtodbt cure Sadie iut, itno bet mir bor
allen 9lngen feener II 'Sduaps mits
niuntl~
llnteroffi5ier (lciie bnter ser Sront)
lin pennr eeneu mitnebmt. oeun man
MD ae tlappg" q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

ipar in3miiben i'm &olpital geitor.
ben, uEa ieiiI Wforo DerlaHgerte nod
Ole Silie BON Ganii0s Terbrc1eu
sir ocn fleiucn Saus ioratc
Drerel andD ferner; cr blieb III Sdub
uno Bilege Der mndereu 5raH gotes
lno ge0ieb All &eib un0 Seele sur
5reiIoe ieiuer Nobltdter. NHm
sSobnno Geaor Der jebt cine feite
gIlitellng sc Der 9Soli5ei bate,
ourite iidl ftets Drerels beionoerer
5iiriorge erfreucn
@lias &or0 nabm iid5 In 8ufinit
Soiei @orterS uno leiner 6omilie
on nno oo er ME etipoS 6alb tat,
iano Borter ale llrioha iein unpers
oientcs @liid nit oaufbarem Ser5en
81 preiien
SIN Sotel Oriental aing ga Groir
bel Dloinas liebenoller 8fleae all.
udblicD Der @encitng entgegen; fem
@eilt Uor uieoer fIar iuo imgetriibt,
bod boffte Or. 8ougban faum, oaB
er lid) f0rperli6 ie gni5 erbolcn per.
0e glidlt mir Drercl, Iouoern ouN
Glios 2oro, Bbilipp un0 Glipia @i.
roro, Der gl0oofot 6ollingsbn lm0
6rou 9lalitou iouoen iib Oft ui0
germ In ieinem aranfei5iuuner Elm,
um ibm @eieIlidait 8u leiiten; beion.
oerS fiiblten iid ga Groir itno &or0
3u eiuon0er binge3ogen.
6ron 9lallton inlo @2ooeline BaDne
waren aud bduii9 an cincin anoeren
aranienbett 81 trefien, ipo sSroi @es
troB allcr 8emiibingcn
oes gIr5tes unb Sai1aS ltnermiiolI.
der Gorge bon Gag 81 Eog m inI-
mer groBere 5hpdbe nerfieI in0 fol
idllunmerte Iie all einen ihoneu
5riiblingstage frie0li1 biitiiber.
gtipa cine ISOLDE nad0em man
Grou 4etrolomsfi ali @rabe aetra.
CEN fam Wloina 5l Wl1oeIine, 1tn
lih ibren 9iat 5l erbitten; iie ipiinidl.
te nun tuieoer nit ibrem Batter Elm
elgeneS Seim 81 be5ieben imo ooA
mioerltano eS ibr. IN Die @.StraBe
5iiriid3utcbren.
ageriae6e Die gptideiouue nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

ter ee6aIten, ieiner @attin podentlib
$l glIimeute 81 8a5len. Der 9lonn
fam ober 0ieiem 8eiebl nbt piinft.
lid nad uno ieBte mieoerboIt nit Oen
3obllngen ans. @eitern ItonO Nlir.
name Dor &icbtcr Bono lno miu0e me-
gen @liBo9hng 0es @eribts 5u 10
Iaaen @eidngniB Deroonnert.
800 sic Mutter Dor.
SIS bIieb Dem II Sabre olten Ser.
NIT SAB i'm areisgerir6t glr. 2 iiber.
laiieu, 5u cntideioen, o6 CT III 3u.
funit nit ieiner Nlutter ooer @ater
leben poae, meld6e geihieoeu puroeu.
Der ana6e 500 oie @iirtter Dor. Das
@eridt bate Scr 6rau cine modeut.
lihc gllimentation BON $f1.50 8uge
iproden, melde iie er6o6t ba6en pol.
te. Das @eridt mics ieoo6 oeu gln.
trag a6, oa Ger anabe Die Whittcr
freimiaig gemdblt babe.
q S9a0eneriab &lugen.
eSraut u. Waiaer reidte ourd leine
gInudlte i'm Gommon.@leas. @eribt
cine Sdo0eueriaB-aloge in S0be bon
$4,000 gegen oie oglmerican San
60, @iIiam 8. Sones, @m. Sta6-
ler uno glnop Sofiman elm ga iie
ieine grlruoloie @er6aitine perauIaBt
baben iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27

SarrD qlstin. Gin Gpier ieiuer 2ei-
oeniaafteu oem @eianeuiB ii6cr.
mieien. SOL @lorp6im in iei.
mem geiie ae9a6t 5aben. G6e.
mifer onalpiiren oos @ulper
g9ar bon @ap.9iep 6eurlau6t,
@erpanote 5u beiudcH.
@i5 3u eincnt &erb6r, ooS ailf Oen
4. Suni angeiebt tpiiroe, muB Sarrp
9lsfn Gnartier inn geidnauiB 6e5ie.
ben gis 5u oicier 3eit werOen Die
G6emifer ieitgeiteIt 6aben, iueIder
9lrt oas weiBe &uluer gelpeien III, oas
in @eiib ocs jingen Wlanues, Scr Elm
beoauernSmertbes Opier bon Gro.
guen lit, gciimoen puroe. glsfiu Der
eineu ireiipilliaen gluient6alt IN 8ap.
@iem be5ogen bate, Inn iidb BON ieiner
2eioenidaft beilen 5u laiien crbielt
on ct iiA ant aliigeiiibrt batte, Dor
einiaen &agen einige Stlnoen llr-
lnub, um iid 3u ieineH &erpanoten
begeben 3u t6nnen. Sier Oeriiel g(s.
tin aber IN ieiue alte 2eioenihait
lmo uabn cine ar0Bere Dlenge zines
weiBeu +ul0ers 5u iid, oas uah PIN.
iid)t ser gler5te Wforpbiim it, ga
ser 8uitano oes Siinglinas ie6r be-
oeufliH mar, 6atten oie Foli5iiten oes
0iitrifts Den nidt iebr
9luitrag glstin unter al.
len llmitduoeu wab 81 6alteu oa ein
@inidlaien leinen SOB iogleib Derur-
iadt 5aben miiroa.
3ebn Gage @efGngniB.
@enau Uor 0rei Sa9ren muroe Da
uiel y. W3urnane ourd Gidter @or.
0npr 5 5u B, 3 8u 5. @unfiit A 5u
5. @oitb Olga.
3. Rennen 51a 6irloHes @ales-
piut9c Soc 9ioieniielo 5outberu
Star, A 3u 5.
4 8eunea 615 6urloHgs Seart-
Beat 2, 3 3u s. Garlpnerod, 3 8u 5.
Billie Sibbs, / 5u 2.
Sir belte iino iolaenoe geHnins
gen eiHgegangen
1 Rennen Ave- 6urlones Stal-
iudrt Ban l05, @il0are 10S, SaaD
Boots l15, 9lbe Dlartin 105, Goen
&arf 10, EarOeS 1870.
2. 9ieuncn 5l5 fSurlongs @liie
@onero 10i, @oitb Olga 104, Sir.
aiuia 5airfar 109, Wlacabee 1O1,
Smeetie iO9 lno guuD Seem TIA.
9. 9eunen 515 5urIongs glelop
t07 Iosf 1i2. @lerrD Su6ilee t12,
Snift1 omen it7, Conner 107, W2ee.
Ida i12, Or. 81. g. Swarenger III.
A. 9lenneu 51a tSurlongs stilo-
rnaeu l06, Stint Der con 1t2, Gar
lone Id. 9fidar6 2ougoon ia
sSobit 9lobert ia, grotagoras 109,
Soc RoiepiieIo ia, geeb 5nno ia,
Garl ia.
y HenueM 51a fSlrlongs Era
fee 104, Omar 1i3, Gorlouerod 118,
04ollD Sean 109, st. SeIene t13,
lParentius 11S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-27
qOfalberidte aus ggai6instun.
Ma8 Merafftllna.

Gon glugeb5rigeu iUuroe Die 20
Sabre alte 8Iinoe, 6rdulein glellie
MiuteImanr g}r, 2O5 G.StroBe,
Siiooit wobu6ait 6etpuBtlos ant
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-20
MOUNT HOOD.

Twenty two young folks from Mt.
Hood bad sleigh ride to Odell Sstur.
day night to witness the basket ball
game between Parkdale and OdeIl,
Parkdale enjoyed the practice very
much. The score was 80 to 5 in favor
of Odell.
Mrs. E. L. Rood returned home Fri
day after three weeks visit with her
daughter in Portland.
Dave Cooper returned to bis home al
Mt. Hood after weeks visit at Port
land.
Jake Lenz made trip into Lost Lake
Friday.
Chas. Gum went to Hood River Fri.
day to meet bis sister, who has been
spending the week in Portland.
Joe Dimmick. Fred Ward and George
Cooper. who have been hauling wood
for Mr.. Purdy at Odell, finished loading
the car Friday noon.
Este Brosius has been staying with
P. J. Lentz at Mt. Hood for a few
days waiting for the snow to pack down
so they could 60 on hunting trip.
]. c. Davidson has a new red cutter.
John II. Shelldrake has been appoint.
ed official registrar for Baldwin pre-
cinct and voters may register at the
Mt. Hood store. Several have alreday
registered.
Albert Hodge was in Hood River
Wednesday.
The Library Social which was to be
last Friday night, is postponed indetin-
itely. Miss Pifer, of Parkdale, was a
visitor at the ] d. Smnllen home Sun.
day. Mrs. Aubert and children, of
Parkdale. spent Saturday and Sunday
at Mt. Hood.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-20
DEE

Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mathews re-
turned the latter part of last week
from Silverton. Ore., where they had
spent the month of December visiting
relatives.
d. L. Rowntree and daughter, Miss
velma, were in Hood:River Friday.
L. Taylor, of the hotel, had six large
hogs butchered Monday for use in the
hotel.
Mrs. G. N. Wilson and daughters,
Frances and LaVerna, spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon R. Daven-
port and Miss Clarice Davenport, of
Portland. who is visiting at the Daven.
port home. Geo. h. Adams, formerly
in the real estate business in Portland,
who is now on the Castle Mary Ranch.
having leased il for several years, re-
ceived last week fine Buff Orpingtor
cockerell. Mr.. Adams has a large per
of pure bred Buff Orpingtons which he
takes great pride in.
Mrs l.. Taylor returned last week
from few weeks visit in Portland.
Miss Mabel Green, whu has been il
Portland the past four weeks, came
home Saturday.
Miss Nellie Beeson came home las
week from two weeks vacation il
Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-20
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-20
PARKDALE.

Elmer Myers was a Hood River Wis.
itor Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Rea Koontz. who have
been visiting in the lower valley fol
some time, arrived at Parkdale We'd
nesday.
Mrs. h. H. Meyers left Tuesday fol
Wapsnita, Ore, for visit with hen
daughter, Mrs. Frank Houston.
Roy Howell, of Hood RIVER, is visiting
at the home of Rea Koontz.
Jim Wishart drove to Hood River
Tuesday.
The social that is to be given at the
Mount Hood hall Friday night was post.
poned until next week.
Charlie Gum was Hood Riverv Wis.
itor Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Clark is on the sick LIST
this week.
G. D. Woodorth left for Hood River
Saturday.
Twenty-Five Young people including
the basket ball team journeyed by bob.
sled to Udell Saturday for the purpose
of showing Odell something about the
game. 1t is not necessary to say that
Parkdale came home with the small
end of the bacon. The score was $50.
That the grange was a good place fol
disputes was proved Saturday. Better
luck next time.