davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-07
CALU MET
BAKING
POWDER

This world famous
Wilson-Galt We'd
ding Cake was made
by Mrs. Marian Cole
Fisher and Miss
Pansy Bowen, both
well known Domes-
tic Science Experts.
Calumet Baking
Powder was used
because both these
experts use it eX-
clusively in their
work and know it is
the purest, the
safest, the most
wholesome and eco
nomical to use.
SO do millions of
housewives who use
it every bakeday-
so will you if you
try it on the things
hardest to bake.
Send your name and
address for free
recipe and history
of the Wedding
Cake. Then bake
one just like it
yourself.
ecciv we'd Highest
Awards, Worlds Pure
Food Expositions, Chi
cago and Paris
Calumet
Bakin g PowderCO.
Chicago
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-07
The
Wedding
Cake

an example of
decorative art never
equaled in the his
tory of cake deco
rating-an example
of deliciousness,
lightness and whole
someness that
would be a pride to
any housewife. 1t is
Another
Testimonial for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
&cuncn bel eanreI.

gei Dem @ettreuten aiIf Der &enn,
bobn bel 2aiireI NOR geIteru ooS
HeitItot, ipie FoIgt:
1. GcnneiL 515 i. n SupernaI,
gbcrrp lmO @risbt Star.
2. geunen, 51a ). 6Iare, Sor.
gon 9, uno 9elour
3. Geuneu I sW. Hopol Suite
reIt, Gbe Stump, Nreiumption, Bob
&eolielo, Srorpii, 0lieeI uno Stoue.
benae. M
A. &ennen, Il %. - glnito, Gelto,
2oob 81rbdrp nno $iiutreB.
5. @ennen / M Benevolent,
Siooo @tditer, Wbimip, 2opeonIe imo
Tolromo.
6. &euneu, t/i6 %. = Orpetb,
Gbcorou. Sadlet, sIftereIon mo
Morp Worren.
7. Sfenuen. 30. 70 y. - SucceB,
9lmbroie, Aueen Of YoroOiic uno5e.
notor Goiep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

mittel. Sob, $6 s.; Snlnlon Sront
EfO.; Csc; 9uttcrfiicb, GoB. $6
$751;; gtod, gum aodcu. @fo.. 1S--
zoe; Oo.. nnitteImdbie, t5--1Sc; oo.,
8lim groten i2-t5r; gorih, eroBc.
BIO, 6-sc; 0o., mitteI., Ef0., g.
DC; 9orid, aelbc, grob, @fo., s.
10c; Oo1 liiiteEm1Bie, 45c; W1o.
dreIlen, iiioIihe, 9Sfo.. t0-t2c;
EoiIors, eroBc, @fO.. 12-t5c; 90.
mitteIntdBisc, RfO., 6-Sc; Sat Sid.
9foo 2-3t; SloIe, gSfo, 4-6c;
CLANS, pro 100, 65 zoe; bartc
9rnbben, Sob $3.50 $50; 9lu.
fterr, SOB, $2.75--3.25.
3ottoffcTn. 8eibe, Ts0..
@O., Il. ga, gpi6eI. 81. .20At .25 ;
6o., ge!g.. Il. q. &, gufdeI, $1.25
biz 81 .s5 90, e. Shore, 0o., yab,
$3.50 2.75; oo.y gul6eL $1.t5 bis
S1.35; iiiBe. &. Shore, aeIbe, 5db.
$1.65-t.75; go, D1drbIono, SSdB,
$t.65-1.75, DO, 9Inne 9lrunocI,
Sob, Sfonooto, $t.75-2; bo., fIei.
mes Sob, $t.6o-i.65; goms, 5oB,
$1.25--$i.5O.
Serted Sc nod @roBe, 6tiid,
$1.75-2.50; Sboots, ic uod @roBe,
$3-4.50.
&dIber.- Choice, Efitno, t2-
121sc.; quite, 1t--i114s.; lbpete,
fctte, Stiid, 500 % I6pcrc roube.
$t4-isc. irtoecrc, $50.
&inobi,eb b-Sunse fctte Sticre
bon 1000 big 1900 Gfiln6 @clpid,t,
Hfitno 7-71@c; Stiere unter 1000
4funo @cipidt, 61a-7c.; 0dIen,
BIB, Az 5Rc.; gnIIen. Efo., Az
-512c.; erobe iiingc aRbc, 9foa
Az be; moeere, 9-31bc.; aiibe
nit 9oIb, Stiif, $3.50; utoecrc.
$10-i5. @
2Gmmer ut6 ed onfe. ~
dolce frtte Sdoofc, @fO., .41S-A5c.; ;
fettr, S-4s.; roibe, Siiid, $3.50
$50; g6de, Ifo., 315-4c. Cam.
mer, Choice fettc, Efo., l0r.; cute
biS meoihnt, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
@rnnOeiscntbnm

Serr 81. s. D1iIcp bot bon Der
Zen sims Corporation" oie Eor.
5cIe O1r. 30, Seftion 3, Zen SinS,
an 6em Tner Tripc geIceeu, Ourh
oic 6irmo GouebD, Searn & 50. ge.
fault nno pirO elm @obnbaus boraui
erridten lolien. a
Serr George gouernidmbt bat
an Srn. Bininnt 9. Conn SdS SouS
Scr. 4f2, SiiosgaIt-9lbenuc. ipeldes
einen @runo3ins BON $40 untermor.
fen lit, ecfaiift. 1os @eldaft muroe
onrd oic Sirma 5raufIin s. 9tidtin
abgeihIoiieu.
lie 6irmo 9urnbun & Oloredn
bcridtet Die foIgen6en germietbun.
gen. apartment gtr, Z uu6 8 im
y o9cctbopcn ScuTe-y Oar. 1884, Yarf.
9loenie, on 5rI. SaIIp 9ucas. rcIp.
9bomos 3. 2nifen; cine Wobmtne
i'm ogIlbanp". g2r. 6, SIt.Gentre-
StrnBe, al iSrnii Wiutnnl ". Smttb,
iiuo oos Sans ger. sO4, GatbcOraI-
StroBc, Gr 3. s. ~. 5or scborie,
an 3. 3. g. Shiort
6iinf @ruuO8iuIcn in Sobe bon ic
$65 ou ser 7ortciter.9loeurc 5iio.
.ieite, 5ipiIhen Der @uiIforo- nnp
gorcldD-Strobe eeIeeen, puroen fir
Sru. 6rant o, Siiteer Sur6 Die
6irmo Gouebp, Seorn & So. ber-
fault. Grci criporb Scnrietfd 9. 8.
sortou unO 5uei Snrtns 6. Corfep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
aeinc nemsm Raac.

Gic ainoerl0bmimg ideint ibrcn
SiiuiianO erreidt gu bo6en.
Stcin gcroubtsioll oui ocr 2ilIc.
Seit Ionecr 3eit lit geitern fcin
SOIL Der ainoerldBming Dem @eiuno.
beitsornt miteetbeilt Uoroeit nto itebt
and fem TerOadtSioa alIf Der Silie.
@S bat Saourd oen glnidJeilt Dab Die
S9ronfbcit in Baltimore I'M glbueb'
men besriffeu lit. Gin San ipproc
i'm Staats-@cilinobcitsanit seneIoet,
itno bctrifft oics Sic 3 Sabre oIta
9iuion @ortinet, am Dliooel SiiDcr
ipobnBuft. Or. s. q. Ylacc ailS
gobuiur, Gin Goimtp.@eiun
nuter, bro6te oen SAL 5ur aeuntnib
oes Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Ser. eduscr BON Baltimore.
(@eoriin6et 1857

Sanptduartier: ,@ermanic.!Dadn.
uer6or.Ghubbaits,~ gsr. S52, glcro'
&oiuoro.StraBe.
SrGIibent &cnrp SbontoS, glr.
3t6, @ct.Sarotoeo-Str
Sobn ". aIeir Girieeut, glt, POI,
Roro-2inipooo.sIbeuue
George SimmeIbcber, proiofoIli.
renoer unO correipnnoirenoer Setsp'
tar, gar. 4t9, GorreIt.5trnBe.
Scrmonn MlidIi9, Sdabmetiter.
Jr. 7t3, @arner.StrdBe.
sinon5.ScfretGr Gb1s. NeinborOt,
Scott. unO Sontburg-St
Bm. 9. SiIOehronot. gtbIiothetor,
J9r. 2029, SreSerid-Abcnue.
Gbos. Nseit, ylr. GAG, gaorS.5uIte-.
abe, 8orIiser Oes Yaiiif.Gonttte'S.
nArion.@einngbercin,"
~Sarmouie,"
v@ernionid.Dl .Dl6nEerd,or,s
m6robiinn,"
~SboIio-Nduuerdor"
~Nao5ort.W1Grr
~@i1enfran5,"
~@ermontn 0uortett-Glub,"
~WeIooie."
~Neteer-@eianeperein,"
@eiteno-2ieoerfrons".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Bier gleGet ais GinbreGer i'm GOnHfB
Dcrbaftet.

Stohoem man Orei Shu0en ibrer
Spur orr6 Ocn NnI0 gefolst mar,
iuurOen bier Oleeer, oie Deriudt bat
ten, in oie @obnungen bon NiIlionl
9. GponS uno Hcp. @eorge 6. Sar.
ris in ocr @olfer.gIpenue, @oponS.
toun, ein5ubre6en, in 91icoaOiGe Der.
buftet. 3uerit MOLTEN Ole Spibblt6en
Iid ecgcn Die beioen YoIi5iiten web.
rem, Die ibre 5eitnabme betuertitcIIig.
ten. Tod ihlieblid eobcu iie Helm
bel unO IieBen # dnodl Der @opons.
tolpn Yoli5eiitotion abfiibren. Sic
aoben an, Die 6oIaenoen 5u iein: Ho.
bert scott, 40 Sabre alt, bon Mouut
@inons, 9bomas Gbesnep, 81 Sabre
oIt, bon g1r. 1853, @oro- -StrubC,
Stepben Sobniou, 45 Sabre oIt, bon
SIR. 1904, Barter Elace, uno SameS
Carroll; 40 Sabre alt, bon gtr. 1924,
GdrIisIesStrobe.
Dinn bot nc I'M Ber0odt, onB lie
on oeu 20 oOer mebr Ticbh6bIen be.
tbciIiet eelpeien iinO, iibcr oie bon
ocn geipobuern bon Sotuion uno go.
bans m6breno Der Iebten orei @oden
9eibmcrOe acfiibrt ipuroe. Gle glc-
Ger iebod beitreiten cnereiih, oieie
@inbriidje beriibt 5u baben.
Gopitdn @nlter, SiilfsyMoridnn
on Stene oes glaridoIls @odep, Scr
iiI am Gonneritas gIodntittog elmer
Operation I'M vGburh Some ano
Snfirmorp" unter5cg bat cine ipe-
5icne @oli5ei9oiie noh @opans uno
Eoniou oeinuOt, inn sen pirfIihen
Eieben onf 6ie Spur 5u fomncu.
Ger Suitono oes @aridoIIs Godep
Bat lid in5piiden eebciicrt. 8orous.
IidtIid miro er ieiuc 9bGtigfeit III
Der n1hltcn 8o6e ipieoer ouinebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
GOniiurn Ocri6iunnOcn.

Seit itngefdbr einer @ohe lit Die
16 Sabre oIte SOo Iice bon gtr. i24,
Siio.@olic.StroBe, uno Die t.idb-
riee SInno 2enp, ibre Gouiine, in
oemIeIben SouIe tuobnbnft, per'
idwnnOen. SOo Sice NOR cine So
mopbore Der weitIihen SodidiIle. es
mirO befiir6tet. ooB Ole Nldohen
Spfer elmer rpeiben SfloUenbdnoe &c.
iporoen Iino. mo iino 9eantte oeS
Suiiis.Tcportemeuts, Die Itdotiibcu
Ieteftips uno Die Eoli5ei Der Staot
Baltimore bcmiibt. sen SIufcntbnlt
ser Moodcn gu cntoeden. SnIpeftor
SSolepb 81. Ioiirot bonn 9telu gorfer
ftip.Ieportement lit tclearopbiih
bcnodridtiet uno eriitt iporoen, bel
scr 9luffinolmg Ser @eridpnnoenen
bebiiIfIih AT Iein. Tie Nd0fcn lpilr.
ocn fiirS Dor ibrem gerihwinoen IN
@eaeniport aipeier AR1rner geleben
bon oeneu ieOod feiue eenaie ge'
idreibiins seeeben lperoen tontte.
@ei Dem gerIoIicn oes SoilicS bnttel'
SSOo rno S(nno 500, iotuie i1re Sano'
foffer nit aleiornesIhiden mitgc.
nommen uno iih aus Dem Sinterein'
gang aeidIideu. Serr Soicpb Stice
bat cine geIobnune bon $25 onf @r'
oeS 9lufentboItes ieincr
9ofter oisgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
@5rIen @eridlt.

gaeelneines sluilebeu oes 9Ifticn-
@orftes nod sem 6ciertoe. -
Tic iutcrnationoIc Situotiou
ibeint iib gcfldrt 5il BADEN. 81.
Ieubobn 9IFticn itunOcn IN Ocm
goroerorinO. giiidoaHs ser
9IotiriInsen om gtodnitto9.
Sem gorf, tS.. Sft. II O}o6
Dem 5ciertoge entlpideIte iid oif Scr
beutigen slftien gCric Elm red)t Ie6.
boftcs @eiddft, Sa oas Gertrouen 5u
Der iuternationuIeu Sitiotion 3iriid.
ecfebrt it, @S 6eiiouO cine groBc
Slohfroge nod sIfticn oIler 9Irt. sIue
fiibrenSen sIftien modteu in oen eri
item IS U1iiiuten @cipinne bis oli ei
mem gunftc.
glftien logen tudbrerO oes Ipoteu
@ornlittogeS mogcr auf poOurb
tpeitere @etpinne 81 per5eihneu ina.
rem. 0lorfcIf im0 @eIteru 5oecu oic
9lnfmerfiamfeit ouf ii6, inoem lie
ibre gtotirlineeu Inn bier Suifte am
@ormittog uuf t46M Oerbeiierteu.
General 9eOer tpor eIeidfous iebr
i'orf mo anSiebeno uno notirten nit
so. Morine Slusgaben poren iebr
begebrt. Gie gor5ugs 9lftien Oicicr
9lussobe itieeen otif 1904 oeeen
1041s in ser ShIubitunoe um Ylitt'
nod. Union Yocific 5eiete eineu
gietto @etpinn BON 15s iinO per.
toilfte 81 tl9. @icIe Tdfioe @epiu.
ne ipurOen in onocren @iienbo6uous-
gaben gemodt.
6jeeeu 2 llbr gIadjmittoes pnren
10000 9IutbeiIe ilmeeiett, itno bottc
'es oet 9lnifeiu, Sab oie gaeibe Der
MiIionen.Soee imterbroben piro.
OIabesu nae tpihtiocu SIftien Iaecu
nnt Nohniittog Trci ouf. StobI.
Stommuttien berfailftcu in Oergtadj.
baridoft BON ti2, ficIen ober ipdtrr
off 100 5nriid. GricibIe SteeI, mel.
dies nit 80 perfollite, fieI rnter &c.
9lcbnli9e gerIiiitc pnrOen in onoe,
rem 9lusoa6en benierft. 9lnfGneIih
tpuroe ougcuonmet, oab Ons 6olea
ocr @reiIe onf einc uer oreaniiirfe
ngoiiie," Grippe 5iiriidpifiibren iei,
ooh puroe be6nuptet, DOB @rofit.
@erf1iiic Oorou iduIo tparen.
9oItimorer 9orfe.
9lftien lporen eeitern oitf Der bieii.
gen gotie nidt in dIlJuerobem 9e-
eebr, o6er oofiir Der 9ono. IL @ertb.
popier Wlortt redt Iebboit. Stoots
mtO Ntuni5ipol Bombs iporen in GU
ter SSodfroge, uno 1T @eIO eeuii9cuO
oorbnnOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
an 9LtIantn, GA, feitachaItcn.

Sn 9(tIonto, @o., miro Der p
SSSobre ate Charles gount bon goItt.
more, ipeIder bier Srou unO SinO
5uriideeIoiien bobeu Ion, uno Die i6
Sabre oIte Nloreuerite grebort ans
9lleronorio, 3D., feIteebaIten, mob
reno Die gunoesbeboroen ben San
imteriuden, Inn epentueu eineu mei-
Ben SfIaOen.9lft conitruiren 5u for-
men, @s miro eeIaet, onB Baum Dos
@ldoGen atf ieinem 0Iotorrob nad
sltIonto ouf ocren cieenen @unidb &C.
brodt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

IoIiSeimoridon Garter iarote ae-
tern oic RerIonoIbeIdreibins Der be-
riidtietct @eIoidronFfuoder Safe
9romer rno Sec MiIlcr al ale Tcli.
seibeboroen oes 0onocs nit Dem Gr.
Iuheu Inn Teitndbmc Der gnrld)en,
meIdc bei6ulSiet Iino, om %. Sep.
tcmbcr oen @clOIdronf ser 6irmo
Stclnon & g1oriuis 91r. 3fs, gioro.
Spfporo-stroBc, oufeebrodcn uuo
@oIoiodcn i'm 8ertbe bon $4,000
geroubt 3n hoben, Gie Teteftinc
garOIep; 9lrmitrono, 8obIe uno aros
orbeiten on oieietu San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
.(NeInnnnerein.N d

&ouptauorHer: rHiFfePs Snne,"
Nr. 103, Osoro-6reoerid.stroB ie.
Den Somitne glbeno. nit ausnabme
oes oritten Somitaas i'm Wonot,
DTereiniSte SSHasr boz gnlnmurs.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
grietaiten.

$. S.-yBie fornen @ier fir Den
@inter oufbelpobrt werocn9" frdgt
Gin 2cier oes .Dertlhcn Gorreipcn.
bent. g8er Oen eitcn gotb ipciB,
lit eebcteu, oenielbcu Dem Nrieffn.
itenmom ocS Correspondent" nit
5utbeiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

unoenfbor. .g9iiien sic
ihon unier 6reilro Wieier lit BEL
Dem erOBen SdiffsimeIiid nit er.
trnfcn~ ugSiht moelih CT
wollte Ii& bod perbrenuen IoIieul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

-Seporotor, &fino SO
-9612c; Erints u EfO., &c. 97c.;
Hrints, 1 NSfo., 36-37c.; @Iods, 2
Efo.. So 3615c; 9oirp Nrints,
no, Eennu., So. $500.
Gier. - Wlo. nno 4o., Duseno,
33c.; eoitern Shore nnO gd., 33c.;
meitlthe (Gbio), 33c.; W. @n., S2c.;
iiiSIide (9S. g., 3fc.
@efIngeI. Siibner, fettc,
iunge, i9c; iuugc, 19c; fair bis gut,
tSc; @bite 2eaborns. tS-t9c; olte
Sennen t9c; oo., flein bis mittcI,
t9c; oItc Sabine, 10-1tc; Gnten:
iunac Deuscopp uno WonercI, ID
15c; pbitc Eetius, jung, 1516c;
Snoion &unuers, ilma, t9-14c,,
Bubble. iiber 915 Nfo., t4-t5c;
oo,, fleincr, 13-14c; SurfeDss
Idmcre, 22-25c.; fIeine, 22-23c;
Enubcn, 9}oor, oIte, 2Oc;oo., iuuee,
20c; @iinea SopI, IL Efuno mo
mifipdrtS, ic zoe; So., bis IA
9funo. ie 50-60
SbIt un0 @emii lc.- 9lepfcl,
9Scad @as., 5-4Oc; 0. Wf., 6oB,
$2.25-3.50 griine 9obncn, 8u.
ideI, 5000; aobl pro 100 So
8; 90. Stcp gorfcr, pro Gonnc. $40
$45; GontoIoiipcs, 90c-$t; 9lu.
menfobl pro aorb $3.50; ScIIe.
rie, pro @imocI, So 40c;s 9eter.
file, ganoeI, 25-40c; Ramions,
Gorb, 0-25c gier.9fIanSelt 9orb,
2O-25c; Gronbcn Concord, 9orb,
fife; 90. ysiogoro, &orb, IL
t2c; 90. 0elomore, 14-14c. Gina.
9obue,l 9eod.9orb. $500; Oog
Sonipcr, $1.25, oo., @dheIj $1,25,
SoIot @uIbeIfiIte, 75c-t.50. 3mis
bcIn, W1o. uno Tay guiteI, $1.S5-
1.50; oo., g. 9. nno @eit gelbe,
100 BIO. Sod, $2.60-2.75; Efir'
Iid,e, pro Carrier $1.25-i.75; oc.,
bro aorb, 60c-$1; oo., riinoer9orb,
$t.25-1.75; 9irnert 9orb 20
40c; oo.. Gob, $t.50-1.75; ocy
aorb, 4O-60 9feffer, 9orb, 20
-25c; Somoten 9orb, reifc, 40
SOC; 90, Gorb grin, t5-25c; ocv
@uihel, 81.
GoItunicn. @ulhcl $3.50.
Slide. AulternuuO Ter.
rnpins. ~ aorpfen Yfuno, g.
4c; Grccus, Sab, $10-i2; Thu-
oern EfOy 3-5c; erauer Sront,
grob, Jos, $t0-12; oo., tIeiu bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Rn herFonFcn.

Widtia far peute, bic In Curtis Pah ipDhneu.
@eben Ste fidb bic neuen &dufer N oem
1000 Blod ocr Penniugtun.Qlptn NIT Nerari'
ben an Der bront, IN. Mne Neduenllhteiten,
Drlenits, ooer Curtis Bah @lcltrifdbe, lietae an
Der @nrtiS'gipenne unb GbprebsGtrnbe nb niio
HeRs elnen Hlod meitIln 'iir 1enntngtoils Noe
lip mebrcrc Qdhen
Neoineuneen bcm adnfcr paiIenD
., Masni an Srt unb Stcne tdeIln unb Gcnn'
gSaItrr 8. @eIpbaI,
gi0entbfmer uuo Qoiulnteruebner
: Nnet7-,TA@) N"'''""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

Ger IN SportsfreiIcu oIS ,,Gntf
Sen" betonnte Senrp NJ. @eaIein
pnroe geitern bon oen cSrobacidluo.
ren pe9en nuaebIihen SaItenS elmer
SpicIbuoe in SnfIoee5uitono periest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Yin RabitaI.MnIrger.

wtlce AZ fpartn pANiden nRb arohe Sber
ltnien Mb5nhlnHBeN nHlegeu fupTIcn, no 81 ~
tn elHtgtR Jdhrcn Htchr lute perbOptdt, Eult
ottertren srp6e gnt geIegeHe WruMbitil6e "
Btnd Rpbdt bcr HeneH BOrftabt. 2egeH Git
1Hr Wtlb lett an, bamlt elt ble nlebrlgen
Naten erbdlttu, WruHbfil6e 62M Bel 25O,
aRM 1875 bel 2bO Ifr lpeHlgtr afS 4 Genta Nre
snsssSsssiIaa s1aessss @re RsIS ~ 9sstS Pc Gss.
ldhdmiHrte GtrneeH, iirinnbe nnb 8arnHtle bec
EittIe NIT eia9cimlcfien; clHe @negeH4elt thr
eebVae5elt. DlappeH, 8ilbcr uAb belle &tA5tlH'
heiten az erbnttcn boH
9lifJarO ". GODt,
Vr. IA oR2eSlHeioK.ettah
(Cft-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
gaotirunseu an DER bieiieen Gttieu.
g0rIe.

Ginots. .SeFurlidier,
UlarbIduo 4er 1881 st..,....., loi
U'drbTanS sI6er 9o7~..... 90 969s
baltimore einbi.gfhcn (ssea.l
Baltimore Gitp 4er i05t.,..~. to0N
Baltimore Sim acr ios5..- 1901,
Baltimore gip ies 1857 57.,,,o. lOOH 1904
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

Nr. 6Os. Gorbs9ionroe. .etrobe. Elm 2,li5dtoes
6atis. In crfillaiitaem SuiiuHoe. 5u annc6ms
barem @reiS ylad)5uIrneen Nr. 2706, 90.
munblun.NDcnne. (DIti1--17)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

VT. mo, BtntnI1H'@ @trdht.
2.uBdia. Wcrunoas5ront, SininIer II. Bno,
wos un6 GIeiiri5itdi. Better .9iit1no. $500
pentacr mic Annnteiiier's 4reiS. W. 6. sads
ion, Dir. 10, ptt.aegtnatpH'etraRe.
(Gept22-tNlf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

IincsGtr.. Jiilid) bon Rnbion 2ftodio q
2immer uno Bah; gIb5nqsiounI,glcrbinSlin
men iape5iri uno nnqeitri6en; 3s Snk sci
@rino5tne $3.50. Noh8uiraeeH Mr. f93S,
ginc.etfnhe, obcr ielepbonire Wtlmur f043&l'
(Cnit-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Baltimore WSarFtberidt.

6reiton t3. Oftober 1916.
glebl. ~ 3ufubr 1852 Safer,
einiAIicbIid 40,58O 6diier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

gddcrei. 6 Wleilen bon baltimore $3.50
@ciddit Die Node; GROCER Yldb. nieottac
9reis $500 Nrieie iuler ,,9. a.,
Dratider Correspondent, (Sfii4-i5)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
New Year Party.

A delightful New Years party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan Ford, which was enjoyed
by all Many games were INDUCED
in. There was plenty of vocal and
instrumental music. Refreshments
were served in abundance.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. He1-
hel Ford. Mr.. A. B. Coleman, Misses
Myrtle Caple Maude and Edna Barn2. 4,
Eva Ford, Mae Brothers, Hilda
y ampler. Amelia Ward, Lucille Viii
.lerson, Mary Brothers, Messrs.
Claude Brothers, Michael Barne +,
Geore Shipley, Frank Brothers, War
ner Shauck. Vernon Stocksdale, Yer
ley Phillips, Jabez Barnes, Jr., Emory
DOLE, Carroll Ford, Courtney Shipley,
Charley Hoff and Arthur Ford.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
MOUNT OLIVE.

We are having very pretty weather
at this writing.
Mr.. Theodore Gosnell, of this place,
visited friends in Baltimore last week.
Mrs. Carrie Dempsey, of Sykesville,
Visited Mrs. William Dempsey and
family last week.
Mr.. John t. Gosnell, of Mt. Olive,
spent Christmas day with relatives of
ast Brooklyn, Md.
Mr.. William P. Hinton and daugh-
ter, Daisy, both of Baltimore, spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr..
samuel T. Matthias and family.
Mr.. James z. Matthias and family,
Of Wilmington, Del, have returned to
their homo after spending two weeks
with their parents, Mr.. Harry N. Miles.
of Glenwood, and Mr.. Samuel Matthias,
OF Mt Olive.
Mr.. Ulysses Poole, of Mt. Olive, Is
still on the sick list.
Miss Olive E. Shane, of Morgan,
listed Mrs. Ulysses. Poole, of this
place, last week.
| Miss Deborah K. Davis, Of Noun
tain View visited Mrs. James W.
Fleming last week
Mr.. Harry Frizzell and Mrs. George
T iggle. Of Farr sonville, spent last
Thursday with NJ. Theodore Gn~ra1'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
UNIONTOWN.

Miss Isabelle Sittig returned on
Monday from weeks visit to fricnds
in Baltimore.
MS. Edward Hooker and son, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Gertrude Zile. U4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Stoner, OF Iu-r
Ridge.
MIS-. hoy Singer of Clear Ridge, is
...Ing relatives in Easton.
Mrs. j. G. Hollenberry and daugh-
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Villa "a
AIOdebeck, of Philadelphia.
kev. and Mrs. Saltzgiver sDcl
&c eral days i'll Jefferson the pat
week
Miss Eliza Zollickoffer entertained
he. friends on Friday evening.
4IIs5 E.ie Wagner has returneI
+ ON weeks visit to her aunt, Mr.
JACOB Snare, of Middleburg.
Visitors during the holidays: NJ
and Mrs. howard Harr, of Baltim. re,
at Mr.. harleS Sittig's; Mr.. and MIS-.
---.nlr Smith and daughter, of Woou-
berry; MISS Cora Beard, of Washing
ton, and Miss Ida Belle Beard, of Bal
timore, at Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar,,
Boards, of Clear Ridge.
Mr. M. D. Smith, who has been TO
y years manager of the Woodside
Creamery, where they get a guam tity
of milk and cream, states that butte
has reached such high mark tina
i ey pay as nigh as 4213 cents PEI
pound. and want more milk and crea.-
all the time.
MIS- Mary Hawn died at the hon e
of her son-in-laW, Mr.. Charles lille, @
7 esday, January 4, in her S8th year.
She was the widow of the late Will
ian HaWn, and is survived by three
dat ghters and two sons, Mrs. Charl -
lille, of Uniontown; Mrs. John Bear
of Harvey; Miss Lew Hawn, of Ne "
Windsor; Clayton Hawn and Edward
HaWn, of this vicinity. Funeral ser
vices were held on Friday morning in
t. e Lutheran church by her pastor,
r. ev. w. E. Saltzgiver. Interment in
the Reformed cemetery of Taneytown
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Fair and Miss Laura B,
Eckard were guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. D. Smith, of Noodside, on Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
Gave a Touch of Realism.

Gov. James F. Fielder of New JeT-
sey smiled when reference was made
to realism. He said he recalled an
incident that happened in a little
country church. .@t-
One Sunday night the good parson
of the aforesaid church chose HadeS
for his theme, and even as he elG-
quently discoursed an absent-minded
member of the congregation began to
toy with a nickel-plated match safe
Finally the matches caught fire and
the same was necessarily dropped to
the floor and covered with large
foot.
1T is wonderful, Mary" whispered
an elderly woman to friend in the
seat ahead of the match-playing par
ishioner. 1T is simply wonderful"
II suppose you mean the pastors
remarks, Sarah responded the other
in a subdued voice.
YES" answered the first, gently
shifting the sulphur-scented air, II
have heard Brother White preach
many a sermon, but none SO realistic
IS this"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Magin Entertain.

A very enjoyable evening was spens
Frederick Magin, of Smallwood, on
December y, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs..
harles e. Walking, of this city. The
G. ening was spent in dancing. Some
very fine music on the violin and
organ was enjoyed by every one
until late hour when refreshments
were served consisting of various
kinds Of cake, root beer, lemonade,
candies, nuts and oranges. Danc.n ny
was then continued until the early
hours of the morning when all de-
p. tied for their homes thanking Mir.
and Mrs. Magin for their evening"
pleasure and hoping they would live
to see many more good times.
Among those present were Messr@.
and Mesdames Frederick Magin.
Bradley Brown Clarence Magin, Jos.
Miner, Henry Little, Leonard Frick,
/ harles E. Walking, Jasper Bloom,
Mrs Irwin Blizzard, Misses Viola
Logue, Edna Blizzard, Edith Little.
hoda Bloom, Hilda Miner, Ethel
Gloom, Esther Blizzard Evelyn Little,
Marie Wolf, Francis Little, Messrs.
Betrone Blizzard, frankie Magin, Al
tert Prick, Marion Blizzard, William
Miner, Chester Williams, Will all
Lockard, Jr., John Saylor, Evan Little.
Betron Blizzard, Jr., Edgar Mengel,
j alph Bloom, Truman Horton, Tru-
man Beard and George Bloom.