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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
0err aeNn I. Saniom aec0rt.

2,n 9lcw Soporo Souie@ miro
0crr @iHiam &. Stonc 6eute glbcno
.6.90 Gin 9anfett 3u gDren oeS Serrn
Syo6i Z. Snnion oes itcllucrtretcn,
Oeu @oribcrS oeS repl6lifaniid6en
Gtaoi.Gonite's, in 9lncrferinlna ici-
her criolarcidcn E6atigfcit wdbrcno
Der lebtcn Gnmpague ge6en. Nh ocm
@autett uebmen MIR oie llitgIicoer
Oes Sta0t GomitcS mo Oic iolgens
oen rinscloocnen G6rcnaGilc 1bcil:
0err @alca 9. Gait, scr ncgcruabllc
9nnocSienotor Ir. Soi 8, Stnncc,
oaS crp0bIte GouoreBmit9Iie0 8rco
Y. 3iblmon BON Cumberland mo
GonareBmitglieo SDoncp 6. @lu0o
bon ga sFIata.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
NinrnL SlrriIhlnn crIrden.

sSu ocr Eerion 1cS S9crrn @lllian
g Vallaf luelder aeitcrl 8ormit
iaa ia Ieincr 99o6mmg 9Ir 30t0,
GIl Naliinore.5iraBr, cinem Scr3.
idlag erlna lit elmer Der betanntei
ici G5eater @cibaitsiiibrer DER
Giaot aus sem 9ebeu abbcrilicn nor.
0cu. Ger Gcritorbene 6caam icinc
Govricrc iii lbcuterlcbcH infer oer
Seitlmg ieines EotcrS @m 9alInii,
iea, pclder 9'iibneuleiter Oes sol.
li0oDIirnBcn GbeoterS" mar. Turb
icincn Eilicbieiicr imo icin Srgans
iatipnsialcnt 0epanu iid6 9ollouf
jlin piele Trernoe iIno muroe ibni
has glmt eines SdjatmejiterS bon
SSobn s&. gll6auqh iibertragGn, ais
ocrirl6c 0os aSDrcun lbcatcr~ ers
0iIncie nadocm Serr 9aaaui ieiuc
S0bieFcit ais 9bcoterleiter boil mo
cans bewicien baite. Spater febrte
@crr @nIlMii sur 2eitlrg oeS ,Spl
llbpnliraBen 1beaicrs1 8uriid, mar
oom @eiAdiiSiiibrcr oeS r@oDctp.
lbeaicrs" bon peldben CT Dor 0rc
,Sa1rcn 5pni u4olncc- S6catcr" iibcr.
nina Scit einiaer 3eit lieB Scr Sc.
lnnnbeitS5uiIono ocS @lamles oicl Sii
miinlben iibrig, unO beri@ehtcric
iih 1iicru @ormittag icui }nItouO
oeroriiQ, 0aB ser 8dmiienar5t Ser.
ciqcriiea mlroe wcIhcr ober MIR
nod 3euqc SeS 1ooes 0es Nlonncs
icu fonntc. Ger gcritor6cue miro
boH icincr @oitiiL 6rau @orie s.
Nallaii i6er!e6t.
1cntFdjc, SeT!c-rcidJiidlc nnO lIn0G.
ride NriegsanIci6en.
100 glarf nuO 100 aronen nnflUdrts-
S6co. s.. Dieuer 4 Goy
lsg11r8la y 2i7 Gh.@altimOre-GtE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
lunucnt Ser eoIlea.ggereinianna.

&rO bcute inter Oeu 9luipi6icn Oes
o@ouder Gollea" eroifnet.
Gic Situugcn finocn IN Der Go-
tbcrinc Soopcr.Soac itott.
4Iroiiocnt @iaiom ". @utb bonn
~@ouder Goaco" bolt oic Grcif.
nungS.glniprobc.
0ie 13. jdbrlidc GonDention ser
0Goucg uno &orbcrcitmoSidulcil-
Gereiniglng oer @littclitooten uno
@lurplonO" miro beute unter oeu
gluipi5ien oes o@ouAer Goaegs" IN
Der Catherine Sooper.Soae er0ffnet
peroen. BrGiioent @tIiom g8. @utb
bonn o@obher Goacg4 miro oic Con.
benton um 10 ll9r nit elmer SIN.
iproAe eroffncn. 0ie @rGlioentin
Der @ercinigune, Catherine s. 9Sun-
6eon, miro Damn ontporten.
9ei Der Morgeniitung mer0en
olth Yrofeiior gDron .. Sulbut bon
Der oSorbaro llniperiit1t@ uno @rof.
gSillon 6drrano bon Ger g4emorf
9IfaOemie iiber Ole 8iele un0 6isberi-
Gen &eiit1ngen Der Golleg @riifuugs-
9cb0roc eineu @ortrog balten. 0ic
He0ner pGbreno ser g}ohmittoas
Sibung Weroen @irginio 9. @iIoer.
ileeOe, Oic Goriteberin oes Barnard
GoQegs", Sronf e. @roOes, 9orIte-
Der Der Ausbiloiingsidule Der .llni-
pcrlitot bon Senniplbanien", uno
GborleS s. Siloen bon Ger DSSSobns
Sopfins llniDeriitdt" iein. lin flint
llbr miro Ebee ierbirt meroen, mo-.
rauf oonn nm 8 llbr 9[6enos i'm
rSotel Stafford" 81 @bren ocr aus.
ipnrtigen 9elcsoteu Elm 9antett Itott.
iin0et.
Sn Der Seriommlitnq on SomItog
@iorgen meroen Die @eonten fir 0as
nddlte Sobr erlpGblt per0en. sSoI.
! geuoe Tereine bolten in &erbnoung
NIT Der Gonocntion ibre Syobresper.
idmnlllngen: gerein DER 2cbrer fir
nooernc Sprahen", .Gerein Der
%ebrcr fir @cihidte" uno ,8crein
DER Scbrer fir Motbemotif@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

ober leioer crfabren uiiiicn ooB er
itb ooril gcirrt botte. 9(Ieroinos
liegt Der @runo wobl in ser Chat.
iade, ooB Der Qlusflug am Ionfio-
gungStoge linternonimen mur0e, Dem
Gage, an Dem itb bic meiIten 2eute
ibren Jomilien piomen. Symmerbin
lit cs 6li beoouern, ooB Ger geIud,
ilno oamit Die Ginnobme fir oen an.
ten 3mcd fein 70 GROCER mar, mie All
iuiinl1cu mar. Der @erein lana meb.
rere Sieoer, ilno gum Sdlub er6oben
lid ale glnlpeienoen rno iongen Sic
gSodt om Rbcin".
9unfcl 9rdiig @crecn.~
81 ibrcr regclmdBigen Gcrialnm.
hing lpel6en lid beltc 9l6cno s ll6r
Die DlitgIieoer oeS ,llnfeI gr6iio.
&ercens III Der Sta6.SoIc an ser
Sio.SaioDer-StraBe ciniiroen. Osadv
Der Seriummlng finOet ein aeieai-
ger 9l6cno, pGrbllnoon nit einent
9Iuiternroitcn itatt.
30 lrpInn0 9Gdcr-
@erein."
PIN Sanitne, Ocn 2. 0c3ember,
glbcnob 8 ll6r, bdlt Der ,l2arulanO
Bdder.Gcrcin~ cine WcneroIpcrIamm.
lung ob, I'M Oie g9aDl ser @eanten
por3lncbmen. Die GcriammIlng
miro i'm 9ereinslofole. SliiffePs
SoIle, 9ir. 1903, 9torO. Sreoerid Ctr,
obgc6aItcn. Ger ggibtigrcit meaen
limo Die Dlit9Iicocr eriudt, ii9 poa.
5d6lia cii5uiinOeu.
o0euti1er S6cater
Nerein.~
Der o0euti6c 16eotcr.gerein"
belt ocItern 9l6eno i'm ugerlirer
Sof~ an Der Roca.5troBc cine qut6c-
iudte Special -GerIommhna. Die
@litgIicoer 6otten iid 8ur Brobc ocs
GbcaterItiiGcS 80, oicic 9efritcnN
cinacimScn. Gas Iuitigc Stiiddcn
miro bel Dem gemciiliboitIidcu 8o-
milienicit OcS Giirnpcreins ,.gor.
wdrts1 m0 6es@elanSnereins nSrob.
linn" 9Inian9s Te5ember 5nr 9lui-
iiibrung gclongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
"a l9I7.gsn0aet .gserDrSnnua paiiirt.

9ciot5iat nir nod oer llutlricbriit
ocS 9lIo0orS gie StroBcnfc6.
rcr HnlBtcu gciicra ar6eiten
@lopor @rciton fcbrt 6cutc poa
icincn 5ooOalSiliia nodl gloro.
Garoliun 5uriid. StoNtrot6
pcrianulclt iih OH NRontag.
Tie Budget Gerorommg iiir oo5
SSo6r 1917 purOe bei Scr gcitrigca
Spsioliituug Ser StoOtpdter, Oe
idon I'M # llbr Gornittoes a6ge-
baltcn ipuroc, o6nc irgeno uclde
IiSfuiiion ongeuontneu. Gle Scr.
orOmug 6rouht jett mr. nod pom
Uiovor imtcribricbcn 81 lueroen.
Gum eriten Ololc ieit pielen SSo6ren
uerianimeltc iiH Scr StaOtratb ont
Confloeimqstage. Iie Staotpdter
6otteu Die slbiitt, idou ON Gien'
itaq 9lbcno sic @eroronlng 5it pniiis
rem, NOS ober in 5olge Der glbIpc.
lenbeit bon Srn. s. EDler @rop,
Dem 8ertreter Der If. @arO, i'm err
item Slatbs5peige unnogli6 mar.
Sr @roD erfranfte om @lontoa
D}orgeu, pesboIb cs ibm unni0gliA
ipor. an sen Sisrmgeu G5eil 81 ne6-
mcu
Gle n0ditc regelmaBige Siblng
oeS 5tootrotbeS finOet am Wlouto1
0tadmittog 3 ll6r Itott.
StroBenreiniger mullen
ar6eiten.
syn glu6etrodt oes 5ablreiden Ser
iouenperfebrs IN BEN StraBen 8ol'
timorcs entlbIoB lid StroBeurcini-
qlnQS Gommiiiar @m. 2artins,
ieine 2cute am GonfioglIrgstag ar.
bciten 5u laiicu. Sdmmtlibe Stra'
Beute6rer moren oeitern auf i6ren
Soften, i'm oie StraBcn 10 rein ais
u6gIi6 3u balten. Gas Rotb6ols
lmo ouoere it6OtiiAe 9urcolw morcu
geitern eeihloiier Sr. Sobn Sli.
bert, Der ltcllpcrtreteuoc N|opor nm
SHlis 5efrctdr GborIcS Sreuoer
ir. parcu ieOob fir fiIr5e Belt i'm
9nrcai Scs WlaDors ompeleno
aommtbeute 5uritd-
Olopor 8rciton fomnt beiIte mad,
Baltimore 3uriid. Gr begab lid) por
Se6u Gogeu nod gSoro Gorolino
I'M gnteu unO ouoeres @ilo 81 ia
aen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Gampf 0escM 5n bile eebcnSmitteI
preiic.

Phi gerouloiilmg scr ,9gomon's
GiUic 9caeie4 miro ain Nlontag,
glodmittoos 4 ll6r, cine Gouferej
Der 9crireter aIler @obIt61tigfeits.
Or0aniiationcn uno oIlcr 8rouen-
Clubs in 9lr Sf2, SioelitgsScbdnoc,
itottiinOen. Sn oieicr Goniercn5 iol-
len 5dritte fir cine glgitation geeen
bic boben Scbcnsnlittclpreiie beipro-
den merOen. @s 1T Sic glbiidt, cine
organization in Baltimore 5u idjai.
ien mic lie Uon oen 6rmIcn IN 9Icm.
g)ort ms 9e6en gcriiien iporocn lit.
imo wo6rideinIid miro man lid oui
oas Slb6alten elmer groBcren NioNen.
perlammInng ciniaen, che man mci-
tcrc oefinitibe Sdrittc crgreiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Seine iueitcrc epp6asfalle.

Eir IDp6us.Situation i'm @oudjer
College NOR eeitcrn rnberdnoert.
9iene 6dac woren nidt 81 ucr5eid.
ncn. Die S6iiIerinnen weroen ouf
@nnid Der 0Ieiimobeitsbeboroc
ld)orl bcioadt Gic llriaAe oe5 S(uS-
brl1S oer Seude in ser Shule
fonnie immer nod nidt cutocdt wer-
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Simmer nod Gcirnt6slnitis.


Erot icineS 9llters lit Scrr Sobit
SiaeS uon g1r. 262S, 9ernora.Strv
bel ser Gusopbl ieiner aufiinitIaell
ueuen Satin ebr iorgfdltig. Gurh
Seirotbsan3eigen lmo brrd Scrnlitt.
liiQ ser @ereinigteu @obltbDtia-
fcits @elcIlidaiten fam rr init pie
len gsrauclt in 8erbinolmg, Die ober
olle ni1t no1 ieinem Seidmad ma
rem. 6ranlein Seiiie SolIie, lngeidbr
80 Sabre alt, mar cine Der lettcn.
sic liN Serrn SiggS ais Dciicn 3u'
fiinitiec poritellte. sic mortete I'M
Sauptpoitgebduoc oiii ibrcn 9rdiltl-
gam, uon orm lie anecblid aud nit
oifencn glrnen in Gupiang genom-
men pur0e. 5pdter aber entlblob
iid Serr Siaes, 6rdiilcin Solile ols
SausbGlterin nr5rltellcM oo iie oil.
gcbIih sic SG6igtcitcn elmer 6rall
i'm Sinnc bon Serrn SiggS niht be-
Iibt. Gr crfldrte geitern piclmebr,
ooB or I'M Sriibiobr 6rdulein Nlarp
9ope bon Baltimore beiratben mcrOe.
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Ser aonfiaannnstos.

Der SnntlagiiiI9sfn9
Su tuiiroigcr @ciic oeicicrt. Gos
@ctter mar trii6c, n6cr unge-
nebm &ciue oiicntliAen Gn-
piouoc IN Den aiuOcrbeiuobr-9tn.
itolten. @obcntog I'M ,St. 50.
iepb's Soipitol". gSie oic Octt.
i6en gereiuc Ocn Sog ieierten
Ger GoufioguuoStog ocs So5rcs
1916 puroe IN Baltimore in rubiger
unO tuiiroigcr @eiic gcfeiert, mo
5par mebr i'm 6olnilienfreiie, oIs ie
5uoor. Ger Eog begann tribe uno
regncriiH unO fl0rtc iicb crit gegcn
Ddttog oiii. PIN gtobnittog iuor eS
Apor tribe, aber inn llcbrieen onoc.
ne6m I'M 6reien. Die StroBen Der
llmgebnng Der Sto0t woren bon Ben
9luSfliiglern in 9lutornobilen III Pin
iprnh gcnommen, na6Oen oie SIR
den om 8ornlittag ibre @ottesOienite
beeli0et Dntten.
Su nllen 6ifeiltlicben Synitituten
NOR iiir Oie Snioiieu Elm belonoers
glttes Gonftogs.9iner 5ubereitet NOR
ocn obidou Oie bo6en 2cbensniittel-
preiie oilh bier iidb an Dem 6eblen
oes beliebten @uterbrotens bemerf-
bar mobte. @on5 inn @egeniobe 5u
friibcren SSnbren mar III Ben @oiiens
6Guiern lno onoeren ainocrbemobr-
9lnitalten Ser 8eiidStaq ousgeial-
len. mn Die aleinen bor Oen @efo6-
rem Der 9lnitedina 81 beuabren;
oenit Sic &inoerldbmng lit nod ni6t
gan3 un0 gar erloidel.
Gie ,@ens. .Sorgo GrprcBsGo~ bat
te ciuem ieoeu ibrer oielcn 9lneeiiell-
ten cine 6relioe onrd oas 3uienoeu
ciucs CanEiogltngs-TutcrS bereiteu
Iaiicn.
glur iuenige Der oeuti6eu 8ereine
bottcn fir Sen Tonftag qroBere Set.
Ii6feiten porbcreitct, Oogegcn aber
nobm Nie liebc Syugcno Oie @elegen-
belt ipabr, ocn 5uBboQ-Spielen IN
ncridjieocncu Ebeilen scr llngcgeno
Der Stobt bei5imObncn
9lm 4bcn0 berridte in ser unterci
Stoot nod Scr &ube am Gage cin
rcgcs 2ebe1 auf ocn StroBcn. Sat
aae Tbeater tpnren mlsberfaiit imO
Oie @onoelbiloer @eib6ite fountcn
Die Wenge faunt iaiicn.
SSm GeidGftsleben I'M 9lagemeinen
nor es ober ie6r rilGig unO mit9lu
no6me Der 3eitungen itno 9leitat-
routs mar nidt ein cin8igeS 2ofol
oiien
ct. Soicp6S .Soipitol.
@eitern mar @obentag i'm ct. So
/ iep6s Soipital ms Oerielbe cruies
| Iidl ais 6oh9t SuirirocuiiellenO. Git
Ebiircu oeS sroBcu SoipitdlS worei
Sen gon5en 1ae iiir 9eiuber ge0ii
net imo Die Snioiien cr6icItcu eiu,
beiouoerS cute A3c6l5eit ON ganf
toge
3ionS @emcin0c in
Gunton.
@iner loneidbri9cn Site folgcnO
| puroen I'M Etorrboiiic Der 3ious
@emeinOe 5il Canton 0eitcrn giud
mittne 2 llBr Sunocrte bon 2lrmel
NIT eincm frGitigen Nlob(e fir oci
DouftaG pericben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

&idoro S. Eile6nou 50, II. Nlor.
goret6 &. &einborOt, 80.
Sermon 3. erIcr, 27, mS' GOitb
@i &ogc, y.
@coree aic6lcr, Sc, @ittwer, mn
9lmic @rcer, 81, turner's Stotion
MO.
gorrcu s. @uacn 23 @oImpra
RS nnO gillian s. giaetter, %,
Gomocu, &..S.
g9m. s. S6ibicr, 23, GatonSpiac,
MO., uuO Seen 9. SorriS, 10, 9lirD,
W1O.
9ll6ert 3. @ig6tmon, 46, unO Ser.
tia o. Goflin, As, @ittipe.
GborIes q. Serrina, %, uno gat6.
s. Supper. %.
Sorrp @3 Euruer, %, uno N1arg
Brennan. 90.
eugene S. SbiIop, 30, uno SettDe
Dor6D, %, Sebrou, WR0.
Charles s. GeIio, 81 rno 01orp
6. @edIe, %.
Somoro SO. @pIL 90, Hospeburg
@aOy uno Gina @eggino, %.
&aDrence YoIina, 80, 9lomneD ,@..
Ga., mo @urt6a IS. Siuinoell, 80,
&oi6ington, 9 s.
Glorence goluig, %, @ittuer, rnS
@lBa6etb g. Sonroe, 81.
@m 3. Nlc@ia, %, .unO N2isfel
Goitiu, 19.
Sobu q. Conrad, Sc, Sgittlper, mO
Gorotbeo @eIb, 40.
93obert 9. geoeer, "a, uno gluu.
die DC. 9afer, "a.
@bparo s ggalfer %, lmo OlarD
@. 8uraon, 18.
Charles 6. 91oppoIo, %. imo 2il.
Iiau ". 8aupel, %.
Sorrp Goldberg 80, g1ep gorf,
rno Soa @oIOItcin, 26.
@ourice @s Goldberg, "a, II. San.
ME 2. Sads, 81.
@iIbur 81. aritdeu, 81, unO So-
rab &. Sones, II.
Socob g. SiIpcrItciu 2S, uu0 Gar.
rie 9nnm, 90
8euiouiin $. @edmitb, 90, uno q.
@miID 2ong "a.
G6omos 8. GoIfren 80, mO 90.
rotbp Ni. G6anep, %, Upper Morl-
borough, @lo.
Nlicboel q. Goserope, %, imo Gm.
ma 81 Bennett, 10.
Srpiae @ Dloore, 25, imo 8iaie
g. 9lupparo, %, geioe BON N1ount
@ai6inaton DlO.
@biIip ebrmon %, ruo eli5o6etb
Sodett. q, g9ittwe.
So6n 6. Upton, 25. uuo Sounie 8.
@orrett, 20, 9eioe bon @rootlpu
Mo.
SbiIip 5. SonSwoIo, %, umO 9lor-
ma a. Gems, 90.
Senrp SteigerlpoIo. 90, unS G0itb
6. @eit 30.
@m. 6. 2ittIctou 90, unO 2iIlion
2ntbom, 1S.
So5n g. Subj, 25, imS Sreuearou.
Berger, %.
geeie s. 6omnouo. 50, @ittper
@ooolono Sciebts, @O., lmo 9luna
g NeinborOt, 80.
9ouI $. 9rotteiu, 90, @oi6ineton,
{. g., mo 92eIlic 91orris. %.
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Der S9cltfrico Gcntc OOr cinem
Sabr.
i. Te5cmber 1915.

Die Seiterrcidcy riidcn BON
5lpei Seitcn gcGen 9Slebic, i'm
uoroIidjca @ontencero. Dor.
Sic @riieit ,9qaliub4 luno
Daingstpap~ mo scr S6wcoc
uSobrinc" uon ocititbcu ll.goo.
ten perientt,
Sn gioucmbcr no6mcn Oic 60.
iIerreidlcr 10000 Ruiicn aeiou.
gen luo erbclteten 32 rniiiibe
@eicbiitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

GeIearaphiidler g9titcrbcridlt.

gllIs 0en iibrigen Bunoes-@ctter.
Neobadtings. .Stationen mllroen Die
iolgenocn nieorigiten EemperatlIren
bic i'm s llbr geiteru glbcno berri6-
ten berihtet.
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Gdiifsfartcu

oon mo ua6 Gcutitlano lIn0
Ocitcrrci1lIuoorn iibcr Siottrroam
uno ylcw,yort. @eIoicn0unscn nad
@iirppo.
S6cO. S. SiCncr & &c.,
2i7 Sil-gultimurc.Gtr.
(gi1r513--) 243 5iiD-yrunomnh.
Mbonnenlcn, bic ben ,.rcniinu Vrrrepun.
brnien" uldll phnllIidl oerr unrrarImdBla a..
balien, hnb acDeifn bcr Ciiirc bonpn pcr xelr.
pnpu apgr lmglIliip. wllitheiluua 5h mangu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
eOnnrnaMi. nmb llnicrnann.
Slntg
WeftcranSiid

Sir MarDlano uno oen Giitrift
Columbia bcite liar uno pciilidje
9sinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
NnuOcs. Gcpariement fir 2unolDirt6-
IdIait-9 9Settcr.g5mreau.
Wrridll 0e9 @0Ifimore Wettcr6nreanS

Dr 5cuhtiafeitsaebalt Der 2uit
lror % &ro5ent Inn 8 ll6r N}orgens
m0 ~ &ro5ent nm 8 llbc 9l6euos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

I'm 6cr otlontiiben i0pobl mic an
ser pactiiiben aiiite regnete cs ge-
ltern lmo in ser See.He9ion ibneite
Is. S,n alien 1iItriftcn Der meitlihen
@oliitaatcn imo oitli1 pom WliiIiilip.
pi.IluNc ficl Die Gcmperatl;r gou5 be-
tra1tli6. g9d6reno sSreitag unO
Soalta1 miro oitIib rom Wliiiillippi-
TluIie idSnes 99etter bel nldBiger
TcHpprehr porberrlhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

O1opor 8rciton foTmt beiIte nod)
Baltimore 3uriid. Gr 6egab ii6 Dor
Se6n Gogcu nod g}oro Carolina,
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-22
F e r D I N A N D
(From the Enterprise

Max Aronson, the Grangeville cigar
vender, was in town Tuesday.
Marvin Fry, student at Moscow uni
versity, arrived home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Leonard Becker-Jurgen of
Grangeville was a guest at the Ted
SCHUYLER home Sunday.
Miss Vera Sassa visited her parents
Sunday returning in the evening to Cot
wood again.
Miss Sara Strickfaden went to Cot
tonwood Sunday evening to visit few
days with her sister, Mrs Gaul.
The Aschenbrenner family is enter
tanning Mrs. Sam Snyder and two chill
dren from Riparia this week.
Mrs. Walter HOLDEN returned home
from Uniontown Sunday evening, where
she had visited relatives and friends for
several weeks.
Mrs. B. G. Barbor and son, Chas. ar
rived home Friday evening from Lew
iston, whittier they had been visiting
with relatives and friends the past 8
weeks.
f. M. Becker departed Thursday for
Aberdeen, where he has quite extensive
land interests which will occupy his
attention for a short time.
l.. M. Foss, district freight and pas.
senger agent of the O. W. R. & N. and
Houser s grain man, Mr.. Powers, were
IN the village Friday last and made
our office short call.
l.. G. Stonebreaker and Lester Tarbet
departed Monday for Kamiah in the
formers car. The latter gentleman
will join party of government sur
veyors, who are working in the Bitter
Roots.
Road Commissioner Arnzen was busy
with a small crew of men in making
needed streets improvements ON the
east end of Main street and one de-
cided improvement was to remove the
lumber from the top of the old we'll
that was located between the post of
flee and Bank of Ferdinand, and obi
terate the unsightly excavation.
L. G. Stonebreaker and family re-
turned last Saturday from visit of
several days with relatives and friends
at Asotin. They were accompanied
home by Miss Gladys Sergeant, niece
of Mrs. Stonebreaker, and Miss Daisy
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-22

evening from Myrtle where she was
visiting friends.
J. A. Wimpey, of Harpster, was in
town Saturday after his summer 3 sup
ply of provisions.
John Northrup, of the Clear Creek
section, was transacting business in
Sites the first of the week.
Al Chase, of Pleasant Valley, visited
in Sites the latter part of the week
with relatives.
Issac Gunner departed Wednesday for
Lewiston to be gone until after the
fourth.
G. A. Swain returned Monday from
Portland where he has been consulting
specialists regarding his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Ewing returned Sat
urday evening from Nebraska where
they had been visiting relatives the
last month.
G. R. Westenhiser, candidate for
county commissioner on the Republican
ticket, was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
Miss Lula Myers and Mrs. Mae Steb-
bins left Monday morning for Lowell,
Idaho, for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| w. johnson.
Lloyd Ferguson, of Harpster, was in
town Saturday after freight for the
firm of Ferguson and Weholt of that
place.
Miss Evelyn Ingraham, of Tahoe,
visited with Miss Minnie Hughes
Thursday night before going to Moscow
to attend summer school.
Prof and Mrs. O. w. James made a
business trip to the county seat the
past week returning home Mond y
While there Mr.. James disposed of some
property he held there.
Mesdames HI. M. Williams, G. M
Butler, G. 2. Hulse and Robert Bailey
and James Effingham left Thursday to
attend the Odd Fellows convention held
at Kamiah Thursday and Friday of this
week.
Contractor J. b. Wells assisted by
Truman and Archie Mcmillan and Will
liam Burkenbine is constructing a pipe
line from the Mock spring to the house
The spring is to be cemented and the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-22

(From IL 10 Progress.)

Miss Anette McCallie returned home
from Moscow, Saturday.
Miss Narcissa Nation is guest of
relatives in Cottonwood.
The Kooskia band will be here Fourth
of July and assist in celebrating the
nation IS birthday.
Mrs. G. Jarbo returned from an ex-
tended visit to Portland and other coast
points, Saturday.
DR.. F. J. McLn and the bows return
ed, last week, from Maggie creek where
they have been looking after their
mine.
Hoy Randall and wife, and Guy Pear
son and wife, were camping on the Lolo
the first of the week. They report the
water too high for fishing.
Mrs. j. J. Guyer, wife of the Indian
agent, is guest OF relatives and friends
in Montana, and expects to be absent
about month
Gladys, returned home from Spokane
Saturday, Miss Gladys having complet
ed her high school work in that city.
| DIR. F. Dickson, wife and daughter
Margret, of Mora, Minnesota, are guests
at the Frank Waterman home, on Idaho
street, having arrived Sunday. They
expect to remain for several weeks
w. Fl. Wattenherger, who arrived 9
few days ago from Baleyton, Tennessee
have taken up their residence in Nal
com Matlock's residence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Abel, widow of Ben
jamin E. Abel, who died last Novem
Der, was granted a pension of $12 pei
month by the pension department, al
Washington, ID. G. last week, her bus
band having been civil war veteran
Doss Rosengrants expects to move his
cattle up to Cold Springs mountain, OF
the Selway, this week. He expects tt
take about 300 head of cows and young
stuff in the first bunch.
Arthur Horning, son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. F. Horning who has been attending
the state university, at Moscow, spent
Sunday night with his parents, before
going to the mines, at Wallace, where
he has position during vacation.
John w. Matlotk, and c. Fl. Belmer
of this place, and A. E. Wade, the
county agriculturtst, of Nezperce, left
Sunday, in Mr.. Matlock' big Buick
car, for Occur d'Alene, where they
will attend the seed growers convention
| they expect to return tomorrow.
Mrs. E. G. Shultz, wife of the cashier
of the State Bank of Kamiah, will leav.
Saturday, for her old home in Fairmont
Minnesota, where she will be the guest
of friends and relatives. She will also
visit in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Percy M. Beers left Sunday, via
Spokane, for Des Moines, Iowa, for an
extended visit with her father, A. III
Dawson, Secretary of the Iowa State
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-22
K 90 KIA
(From the Mountaineer.)

+. E. Quist attended meeting of
Bankers of the state at Lewiston Mon
day.
VIM. Noble of the Forest Service re-
ported that Tuesday was the hottest
day of the season. The thermometer
reached "a.
0. P. Robinett and Chas. Putnam,
left Tuesday morning on business trip
into the Orogrande section.
I. M. Davis of Kamiah and II. J.
Taylor are busy this week banking a
large number of poles near the depot
for shipping purposes
Ed johnson of the Kidder section is
assembling material with which to
build a residence to replace the one that
recently burned down.
III. K. Shaw and family yesterday
moved down from the Winona section
and are now located in the Clark resi-.
dence on Main street.
Bar Stewart was an arrival Sunday
evening from Seattle, Wash, on a visit
with his mother in the city.
VIM. Sleeper and family returned
Tuesday evening from Illinois where
they had gone several morths ago.
Ralph Gelback was an arr nj Friday
evening from McMinnville, Ore, where