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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Der Cert mar gleih Der gIoreiie auf
oem 8upert nit Der Sdreibmai1ine
bergeitellt uno lalltete inl peicntli-
den: ogluf Sbre gef. 8uidriit bonn
H. D. 90. itlter ,.@iienwerf1 ON &ua-
icuitein & Gogler, bier, eriuHeu mir
Sic, iicb ebcbaloigIt all SSbrem Domi-
3ilortc nit Dem gontier 8errn SSonoS
ban gfiitt, Stronprit5enltraBe 49, IN
8erbinorng 5u ieten, Der Sbnen per-
ionli1 nit n1bercn glnstiinfteu nno
gcoingltngen oicncu piro~ Ole
llnteriGrift lautetc ipieoer: ng[llge-
meines gtusfunftsblreou, Berlin
Gr fur5te Ieinen 0ienit noglidIt
ob, nm nod Dor Dem @Nen oicien
8onfier nit Dem boIldnoii9euN men
nnfiu1en 0u fonnen. glus oenlflben
@5rmoe oeri6ob er es oud, iiG bel
Dem ylcgimentsfommanoeur CUR llr-
laubsbeiuilligling 5lt mcloen. gllr,
ooB er borcrit nod beinIeilte, iirb in
8ibil 0it perfeu @S ibien ibm l1id.
liHer, Den pprbercitenoen Shritt gum
biireerlihen 9erlde nidt in Uniform
6u tiilt.
g[ls cr on Die ibm beSeidnetc
g(oreiie fam bereitetc es ibm cine
@uttduidung, oab iid oas llntcrneb-
men oes ,ganfierS" ban g1iitt ais Gin
gon5 iiniAeinbores ggeHSIcrgcidbdft
odrltelltc. 0os SniiS eriHien inmtt-
ten ieincr gtaHboriduft BON oltrN-
megS iteiicn Bolten ais eil uergcIie.
mes llcberbleibiel grouer SobrDluR.
oerte, SSn Dem finItcren Sooen nit
nie0rigcr @eipolbc0cdc cntpfing i'm
cil berrlui3eltes gclbcS Gd)rei6erlein,
oos oil1 bon Dem %npcntor lGngit
pcrgongcuer 3citcn iibrig 9ebliebcn
ic6icn - Gb oerGbcf 81 iprcNcu ici?
Gas fdlne olf llinitdnoc on Scrr
ban gtiitt bcfdnoc iicb gcraoe in ser
nGrportabtcihrng" lmo iei beitbGitigt
Sine bcitinmte SprcditumSc? 9icin,
Die bobc cr itidt gtbcr iUcml Ger
frcnloc Scrr ieincu gfamcn ucnucn
um0 icin glnlicgcn onoelten ipolle,
iuer0c man i'm ou nIclcqu UcriuAeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
geridJte aHs Oem SHnereH nao ben
aHsren5eHOeH Staaten.
9 SeIbitmorO zines Gng.
I1n0ers.

II er 3.
Ger GA Sabre alte Gngldn0er Sen
rp SaDlor aus Gro5oeu in Gnglano,
beging Selbitmoro in Sonoconing,
inoem er iid in Den @hmo i1oB
IoDlor inobute bel ieinem grloer
EbomaS in Wliolano. Sein Neffe lit
Der Glerf G6omoS $. 5aplor in
W}iOlono. EaDlor, Der Sabre lana
@ngenierr bel ser Capitalization
Gool 50. geiueien mar, o6er ieit eini.
ger Belt iid in ben 9iubeitano 8uriid-
ge3ogen batte, mar nit Der StraBen-
ba5u nah 2onaconing gefa6ren bat-
te ii6 binter cine S1uieoe in ser
9lGbe oes WtarDlnn0sSotel bege6en
uno oort iid eriboiien.
Der Q 6it6 AM an0ern 6uBe.
2657 gB6bler bon Garrou-GountD
6a6en cine Hetition bel ocn Superni-
loren eingerei6t, in ser cine glbitim-
ing oorii6er perlongt miro, Of 0os
Gountp ipeiter troden blci6en foil
ooer ui1t. Iie Srodeneu treifen ma
tiirlid @or6ereitltngeu, i6ren StanO-
plnft 81 bertreten.
8mei sale Dor oem 9lp pei
lationSgerid t.
Cos glppeIlatiousgerid6t ipiro 6cu-
te in 9lnnopolis cine Spe5iolIibimg
baIten I'M ii6er oie @ntideioung oes
areisgeridts bon 6reoerid.GouutD
iiber oas 9leii-9fbi6Gbnugsgeieb iein
llrtbeil ob8uge6en @eneroIanpolt
gilbert s. 9litbie imo Senator GOm.
%. SanmanO perOen sen Stoat Der
treten im0 SEQ g9ein6erg uno ouoere
Die @igent6lns-9eiiber bon Sreoe-
rid, mel6e Die aIage eiugerei6t 6o-
6en
9lab Dem SteuerioIle miro
ser 9lppell bon Marion Mc&ee, Dem
Erdiioenten ser @o6loufii6ts6e6or-
.oe, bernommen peroen melGen
Staats-Senotor @ilIiam s. Ggoen
fir Die Stobt Baltimore eingereic6t
bat Die Neb6r0e 6otte oegen sic
Gntideiolmo 0es 9lidtcrS stump,
pelber Srn 0aniel 8. 9ooen einen
Nlonoamusbefe1l eegen oie @o6lbe-
boroe geru66rt 6atte, oppeQirt. 9ooen
miro bon Dem frii6eren @encraIan.
tualt SSiaac So6e Strons berfreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Sol5pilolter, iiber ipeIdes er an gebep
botte, mar ibnl 70 rc1t SiHnbil0 oess
0beidmerliAeu 8eeeS~ oen er iig
tiir Die 8ufunft norge5eibuet fab.
0ie be5eibuete Tiir fiibrtc allf ct
nen nit olterSbroltnen @ibcnboblcp
gcDiclten 5lur obne 6eniter, ben eine
eleftriidc (5liiblonpe erbellte "
pod)te bort all einc iilitere Eiir luIO
itano iat ndd)lten 9lugenblif cinelI'
ge0ringenen, llngemein breitIhultrP
gen Wtannc IN mittleren Sabrelr &C.
geniiber, al Dem 5unGblt ein IpiegeH
glattcr 9ablfopf irno elm nad alleH
Scjtcl olISlooenoer Yartlrtpalo Don
pelBgelber 6arbe aufiiel. 8u oieienI
gcgcn ieoe @iirite lidb itrdubeuber
gartgeiD1dbs poBten ole imgebelter
buidigen 9rnlen, llutcr oeneu eI''
puar @nDSoltgen oitf ocrQouer lager'
Gas iuor SSonaS ban gtiitt
a@orou 9loitcnfclo llibt pabrY'
begriiBte CT Den GiItretenoen inter
breitlpltrigcn 0ouoldlag. Scine
SpraMc crinncrte ioglcidJ al Den
gtieocroclitiHcn bon Der @oiierfal'tc'
Scitc Soltliug ouf gciprci5ten Ser
ncn criucfte 0en gnorud bon cineIl'
nlten GcebGren, oem oic ihpanfen'
Den Sd]iffSplonfcn geipobnter 8ooeH
iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

&err Iranl 9lo0af 6eabiiGtiet, Gatl-
ienoe BON Sauicru in Der glah.
barihait ser @ernon sin gioao
SIT baneu. Cine seiUaltige SEA-.
pitaI.9lnlage. @roBes Ser.
traueu in bic 3nftnit.
Ter 9mmciiter Sranf gobat
iteiut groBes 9crtraueu alli sic gut.
pidluua Der 0adboridait bon Spar
roms @oint 3i 6aben. 81 eiuem
@reiic Der. mic es beiBt, oie Sum-
me BON $i25,00O iiberiieigt, bat CT
aeraoe Elm @rimoTtiid i'm llmiange
pon 21S gldcrn, melbes bon Der
Gdiicrn.glpcnue, C'Ionnea- -StraBe,
Der 5parrows 4oint 5traBenbabn-
Sinie lno Der German sin gioao be.
gren5t miro, gefauit.
Serr 92oOot 1T Der glnii6t, oab
Die llmgeaeno bon Sparrops @oint
einer ungea6uten 8ufnnft entgegen
eebt felt Dem Die getbIe6em Stabl-
@erfe feiten 6uB seioBt baben. Gieie
@eieaihuft miro ii6er 10000 wei.
tere 9lrbeiter aniiellen nidt 3u ber-
geIien bic 9nrtlctt-SaDparo'lrbe g[n-
Inae, Die jebt ihon biele Gauienoe
a.
beldaitigt. ghBeroem baut Elm Mann
ans Baltimore an Der Gaiteru-glDe.
eine 9lulaqe, Die, menn in Dollen ge.
irieb geitelIt. 5000 sOtann 9eidditi-
ouna geben miro.
es beiBt, ooB Elm aopital BON
$5.00O,000 bis $6,O0O,0O0 notbig
lit, am oas obenermdbnte @runo.
itiid 8n bebauen. uno as miro 81 Die.
iem 8wede ipa6ri6einlid cine Sc
iellidait, beiicbcuo aus 9altinorer
@eihaitsleliten gegriinoet peroen,
inn Die 1ade 5u iinan8ireu.
Gas @jrnoitiId wuroe ourA oir
8irma GanabD, Searn & 50. fir Oie
gr6en Don glnoreip Iiiiler berfouft
Ger Qlmpalt syobn 30. gleqtarOt Der.
trat Sru. glopdt Del oieiem @eidaits.
abi6IuB
Nor oem Gaui oieies @runoHiides
bate Serr globaf 0iele llnterreoun.
gen NIT geuten Die nit oen 9etbIe.
benz 5tnbl-4erfen in gerbinoung
iie0eu imo e. ihIoB aus oieiet ooB
nniere Siaot III oen ndditen Sabreu
cinem uigeabnteH gItfihpuHg imo
&ergroBeriing entaegen ge1t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

9fnitenfelo uannte iid ni1t imO idgte
mr., eS bonole iidJ I'M oic glngcIcgcu-
belt oes Giicnperfcs,, in DelAer cr
bon eincm 9erlincr glusfllnItSbureall
bicrber gepieieu woroen ici. 0o
iutroe 0nS uertrodnete WS1rnlein be.
oertcuo willidbrigcr, floppte Die
Stra5oe auf Dem Stebpillt 5a ln0
flettertc BON icinclu SNrebcbod bcr-
ob. uSoiort, bittel SSdb tDcroc on
fragen.~
Scr gIltc peri1tDono in cineu
ounflen giebenrollnB ino 9taitcufclS
borte i'm in ein Spradrobr biucin-
fr1b5cn Scr &crr, DER lns BON
Berlin ans in Sabeu ocs @iIenpcrfS
obiiiert it, Goin blieb es cine
@eile ftill, bis man Sen 9Lltcu ouf cii
men ibm 9cporoenen 9ei1cio NIT
nSelbitneritduolf61 ontiporten borte.
g[ls er dllriidfnn, bat CT Den @ciu6er
Inn r5ebn Wlinutcn @e0ul0"; Der
Gbef babe nod eiuigc @cibdite ab0u-
tpidcln.
Gem Baron ipollte ooS olles nidJt
rc6t ocfaIleu. 9lbcr er biitctc IidJ
iDobl, lcinem WliBmut glaSorltd at
eeber. StblieBlib ~ ipaS batte man
erportei foimcn2 CAB man .i1n nit
ausaebreiteten glrlhen cnpfanqc? Gr
nuiBtc iib oaralif seiaBt no6clL Dob
i'm allf ieinem ncucn 9erltfsFelOc
nod mnHdjcS lmgeipobnt lno bcircn.
Oct atntutcn mcrGe.
Gnolid ert0Hte cine Oimnitimmigc
@lingel in Dem &intcr5inuncr Der
Oiirre 1udbultcr ridte pcrItGi0niS-
innig ln0 but, i6n 3l folGcn.
Glrh oos DunTle @eloB oing cs
ouf ciner 6icnIlicb groBcn icbntilbigcn
&of binous, mo- 3csbroCbcnc &iiten
ano GbnlideS @crilmpel iinlbcritonS.
Ser YnGboltcr 6ciQtc uli ciu idl.p-
pcnartiges 9iiidgcbGuoc lno oilf cine
ibneu imnittelbor ge1eniibcr bcfmo.
lictc Sir oorib iiber Scr cin fluit.
loles Sbilo nit Der 9hlfihriit yGrs
port bing.
9iaiicniclo iouo oicie llnlap0ing
a9euia cinIa0cuo &aS holperiae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Soeirat6s. eiccmscn.

Soiep6 @}. 9elL %, @6ilaoeIp6io,
3D. iluo Gloa Wl. glroo, 20
GomenicD Gipolioni, 81, gllbe.
morleitroBe uuo Giiloa Go35, %.
g9m 8. @ibiou %, uno gluguito
@}. S5eiie, 90.
Sames a. Soaouo, "a, uno aot6e-
rine Dono6ue, 81.
@alter s. 5000, 21, uno 9llice 81.
Soiiman 20.
Cornelius 3. 03oonan 39, II. 9eiiic
Garfer, 26.
9laen @orfieIO, 81, uuO Coma u.
9am6er, 2i.
&aDmon0 @rig6t, a. Sairblrb,
9ie6r, uno WiiloreO $. 9Srice, II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Gas A. MorpldnOer 9le9iment,
weIAes oui 0em @ege nad gaIti-
more it, miro 6eute in ieinem 6eIo-
lager 81 9aurel eintreffen. 9os 9le-
einent iollte geltern idon cintreffen,
ood WurOe ben SolOaten bon Der
langen 5a6rt BON GoeIe %aB cine
&iibe5eit BON "a Stunoen in Chicago
gege6en. Syil Sen 9iireaur Der ,gol-
timorc-Gbo-9 n-@eieaidaft~ traf
Die 98acbridt eiu OuB Elm E6eil oeS
Negimentss beitebcn0 oiis ocn I @a.
tiIlon lno Dem 0fii3iers Sta6e,
Chicago eeiteru in 80 @iien6abn.
&aggons Inn / llbr gladmittogs
berlaIien babe, inO 0aB 6as 2. 9o-
taillon in 8 @aggonS Inn 3 li6r ge-
iol9t iei. TaS 3. Battalion, melbes
10 Shm0en na9 Dem I. uno 2. in
G6icago cintraf, berlieB Oieie Staot
9eIiern ebenfoas. @enn Der 8ug
fcine @eripatling fat, miro Ole erite
glbt6eiliulg Scr SoIoaten beute fltr5
naH Dlittag III 2orrel eintreffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Sd0ne glndlfIdnee gum 6anmitntter
@pIfsfeit.

TOlfSfeit.
GonarcBnitglieo Iobio 5. 2cpis
rii6mt oen genHitbliden @eiit Ser
Geiitihen Bel i6ren @olfsfeitcu.
Sat iid augenebm i'm GoHnitotter
4arf unterbaIten.
GongreBnlitslieo Gabio s. 2eipis,
Der Oemofratiide Ganoioat fir 9im.
oesienator, bat iicb fir oie frelnoli-
DE ghlino6me Del Dem Gannitatter
@oltsieite in 6er8liden @orten ourd
einen grief all Srn. @m. E @ler.
tens, Observation-Disclosures 0esn geut.
iden Gorreiponoenteil aiisgeipro.
den. Sr geuiS idrei6t bon 8ai6.
iugton inter oem 1otlm oes 8. Sep
tember:
sd ne6me oieie @elegen6eit pa6r,
Inn Sbuen uno Dem 6rn. 8. @iene.
ielO meinen 6eiten Ganf a65uitotteil
iiir Die groBortige 9lufna6me, iuel6e
mir am lebten 5reitag aus 9lnloB
oeS oGanniiatter @olfsieiies" i'm
Gannitatter @arf 81 Gbeil piiroe,
melde mir etmoglihte, an ben Gere.
monien Ibeil al nebmen Gs mar
oieies meiue erite @elegenbeit, oaB
id einem Oeiltic6en Fublifum in ei.
nem ibrer eigeneu 6eite Dorgeitellt
mur0e, imo oaB mir Gieies eroBes
8ergniigen modte, 6ralde id eigeut.
lid nidt 5u erlpd6nen. Sd babe oos
5eit peritanoen uno geipiiroigt, oenn
Die 2anosleite meines @aters, sic
@naiier, BADEN cine d6nlide Gin
ridhma oos Gisteofoo, peldes
id6rlib NIT Ntiiif, @eidugen unO
poIfst9iimIideu @c6rdilden gefeiert
miro Singnbe 81 iolhea giiten ga
den ini0 @e6rduden ser &ergoIgen-
6eit in irgeuo einen gtlter ODER 2on-
De, iino sic iiderite @orantie fir Die
SaHe Der 3ufitnft, uno ih begIiid-
miinide SIRE Ireunoe fir oie ge.
6orrlidfeit nit Der iie 0ieie @e6rdu.
DIE INNER iuieoer Dem @u6Iifum Dor
9lugen fii6ren. DReine @attin lit ein
aino bon boDeriihen Gltern iino id
babe ie6r pieI ourh Oieie 8erbinOlmg
bon S9rent oeittihen @oterlan0e &C.
lernt, sd tpiiroe iehr piel ge6erL
menn ih Die oeutihe Sprahe ipre.
hen rmo leieu f6nnte, oa mir oieiel.
be in meinem StuOiim bon offert.
IiHen 9lngeleseubeiten 6eionoers in
@oit- uno @iien6a6nidAen, ie6r oien-
lib fem ipiirbe Menn INNER i6
oenfc, OoB ih Ser Soiiute elmer Sra
ee nabe biiL 10 finoe iH, 6aB es o6ne
aeuutniiie Ser oeutiden Sprode
nidt m0eIi1 it, oieiel6e 5u loien.
IS lit beionoers 0os oeutide @oit-
SDiteni, ueldeS i'd mir gum @or-
bil0e gcnomnen babe, ino Delhcs
in nllen 8rpeiieln elmer 96irng oen
gi6t. $50 piinibe sS6nen
iinO Sbren 5reunOen bonn @onuitot.
ter golfsieit gerein piel Slid 5iI
Dem Io6Iiden @erfe, uno 6ofie, Dob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Inter Der 9lnflage oes uuoroeut-
liden 9enebmens Itanocn geTtern
orei g1eger Dor Oem Eoli3eiribter
Gornoam i'm iii0peitliden @oli5ei.
gcri6t- 9lod Der 9[usiaoe scr go.
l5iiten McGnrleD, Girou lno Sart.
mar, ipelde Die guriden oerbaitetet
iauDcn lie oas Erio in ser ihonIten
2hldgcrci an Scr Stodton., nabe
gombarNg5troBe. Gle S1por3en
6eitritten iibereinitimmeno jeoe
Sdulo, ieood batten Iie lire 9led-
nlIng oDue Oen @irtb, in oieiem
Safe o6ne BEN 9lidter eemadt. Gie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Die @ebeinipoli5ei bdIt 9lusi6au
nad elmer nngeid6r 40 Sabre alien
SralL pelbe 3wciooQor.gloten our1
9liiitle6en elmer Stun ais 3wan8ig.
OoGar-9}oten ousgab. Gle S6mino.
lerin eridieu geitern in Dem 2aOen
Der 6irma Baum Bros. oil Der 2oil.
rens.StraBc uno faiifte fir $3.50
@oareu Elm. Sic be3ablte nit elmer
$2O-9lote. 5pdter cutOefte man ooB
oicie 9}ote in Scr obcn beiGriebcnen
g9eiie qefaiht mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Olan eripdbns ben pyaItimOre 6DrreiDoMOeHF.


fc6rte geitern nad Baltimore 5llrpr'
SrelmOe oes Yroieiiors erflarls,~ u,''
oaB Sebterer ii1 ipeigcrte, ieine Wv NJ
iignution eiu5ureihen ga Oos elll'~ l''
@elt0noniB ieiner SdulO gleiA luu'S ,,.a
Wtitglieoer Ser S1ulbeboroe poll,'gS.
iid iiber oie goti5e @eibidte l9s
nlisloiienb lno Is tpuroe audi l'g' l'lg.
befonut, Of sic S1uIbe6or0e ifiOssi, y,
fer Sade porgeben wer0e. ga, y, v,
Sbulen llibt Dor Dem %. Sepiep1,
Der cr0finet perOeL miro 0ie sa~a
be60roe crit am nd1iieu WlitilpV'
3uinnunen treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
eaIOIin @nrSe inn aeia6rIidl.

Gds ndhiie W1al, penn @illiant
8reeboDer bon g'r. 300, 9iod-Str,
ieine 4ieiie an5iinoen miIl, miro er
oarauf adten oaB er fein nit @aio-
lin ourdtrdnftes Seno onbot. 9IIs
1reebouer gciicrn icine 91eiie am
3iinoen ipollte, iprang ciil 5iuife aiIi
icin Semo mo I'M g1lt brannte oos-
ielbe lihterlob. Gr iuuroe nit ihue-
ren granolpiuioen i'm @eiidt uno an
Den Shitltern in ons ltnioeriitats.
SoipitaI gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
(5Ortieeial0 foIot.)


@nrucnii (5u iciucm SauSIc6rcrl
~ganE Iuie macDcn iih meiue sSnngenYy
sic fuoIlcu au oaS gslH5cI3ieEcu nidV
10 rcobI bcran
o2aiien Sic oodl Sic pcrNcn liA u
noH nal ibrcn ciAcucu @drincr pal4t
t6Rncnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

mir @eIegen6eit oeee6eu miro, i'm
nd4iten Sabre Uieoer oie Gonnitot
ter 81 6eiuden Ntit 6eiten ejruBe
Sbr Topio 8. 2eiuis~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
4heitanSs @iiiere.

SSnt noropeitliben &oIi5eieeribt
iiono aeiteru @iaiam Sanien bon
g}r. 1914, &enniDlDonia 9lpentc,
wegen t6dtli1en 9ln9riiis lno a0r.
perperlespng, 6egangen an ieiner ei.
genen @ottin, Dor oen S6ronfen.
9lud bate er oie @epflogen6cit, iei.
ner 6eHeren Sdlite, Inn lie biilflos su
MAIDEN, @feffer luO Sal5 in Die glu.
gen 81 Ireuen. 9}a1 oen 9(uslogen
ieiner beiieren SGlfte, ibhig Ser
W2aun Oieiel6e, ais lie i6m oos 6rii6-
itiid 6ereiten uolltc, nit einem bar
ten 6orbenpiniel iiber oen &opf. 9lls
Die 6rau ii9 8ur Mebre ieben ipoQte,
befan iie, pie geip0bnli1, mieoer ole
ii6Iibe SanOpoa @fefier ms @eiidt.
Die glngegriffene lief nun, Dor
Sdmer5en lnut altfidreieno, nod eli.
ner beuadbarten 6amilie, imo Die
&oli5iite1 Carroll ino &ance BON ser
noromeitlihen &oli5eiItotion, pelde
5liiGllig oes gScgcs fonien nerbofte-
ten oen Sanien mo iperrten i'm Gin.
ST Ditroe ip1tcr Dem @oli5eiri1tcr
oorgeiiibrt uu0 5it einer gcloiiroie
BON $3.50 periIrtbcilt, Die CT nidbt
be5nblen fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

ier mar n6mlid 9Iuoen5cuee OcS
Streites, mo er 50gerte ou6 niAt,
Die Crei 81 ie SIS lnO Soften 81 uer-
nrt1eiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Gie fennt ihn.

Game (beint Seiteiien 8ur 0ausf4
e%orum lalicn Gle beuI lest idjollY
imnotigcn @Idle. uu0 Tluibtn IA
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

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mdkig erbaItcit, iiHb gebeten, ber Office
bnpOn per gcIcpBDn uoer idJriftIiH Wtits
thetluna 81 fiiaMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
GdIornIfeinbran6 in g[rIinaton.

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5amilie WlenBel an ser @arf Seigbts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

Sitnns Der Sdlnl6ebGrSe mGdyteu
NlithuudJ.
9Sroieiior 9lriito N2. Sobo, ocIieu
Satin sic sSroli ocIene Silgenberg-
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Der 9ie6e i6reS @otten Dcrflogte,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-26

will hang on such day as the Governor
shall see fit to appoint. Jones, including
the burning of the Bossier Parish Jail,
has cost the parish several thousands of
dollars in his various trials and deten-
tons. Society can very we'll dispense
with him.
"Bellevue Academy is flourishing,
having just been put in repair. A good
piano has been put in the music room,
and Miss Leila Wyche, the efficient
music teacher, is now teaching her class
at the academy"
"Cotton crops in Bossier are turning
out somewhat better than the planters
thought they would a few weeks ago.
The average price of cotton in Shreve-
port now is about cents per pound.
The planters are paying for picking
from G5 to Is cents per hundred pounds,
being rather behind with the gathering
The question is, can they afford to raise
cotton at these figures?" ct is gener-
ally accepted now that there is a mere
living for the farmer in raising cotton at
Scents per pound. At 10 cents per pound
there is a 2-cent profit on each pound
raised,if the farmer is good business
man. With cotton selling atupwards of
II cents per pound this season nobody is
expected to deny himself anything dur
ing the holidays.)
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-26
Mares and Mule Colts

l have for sale twenty nice young
Mares and Mule Colts. The mares
weigh from 800 to 1000 pounds. The
colts are from three to six months
old. Come and see me. l will sell
you. Address, Belcher, La.
4C-4 A. P. BUTLER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-26
Thirty Years Ago.

From the Banner Of Oct. IS, 1SS6-Beilevuc
"On the 22d instant earthquake shocks
were again felt at Charleston, Savannah,
Wilmington, Greenville, S. c., Macon,
Chattanooga, Washington and other
points in the South. The shock to the
already shattered nerves of the inhabit-
ants of Charleston was intense" (The
great earthquake had but recently oc-
CURED at Charleston. 1t is remarkable
that during the storm of last week along
the gulf coast earthquake shocks were
felt, though they were not intense and
no damage was reported as resulting
from them.)
"Every Democrat in Bossier should
vote for Blanchard Tuesday,"
"The editors household has been rem
dered happy this week by the return of
his daughter, Katie, who has been absent
some time in West Virginia, attending
college,"
''The Supreme Court last week at
Shreveport confirmed the judgment of
the lower court in the case of the State
vs.. Jim Jones. He was tried at the last
August term of Bossier District Court,
was found guilty of murder and was
sentenced to be hanged. Hence, Jim
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-26
Ten Years AGO.

From the Banner Of Oct. %, 1G06-Benton.l
"From the latest information obtain
able the annual appropriations made by
the States of Tennessee, Alabama, Miss
issippi and Louisiana for their judiciary
departments are as follows: Tennessee,
s149, $50; Alabama, s112,156; Missis-
sippi, S1iO,495; Louisiana, S2Ol, 800. "
ct costs them all more now, but we are
paying more for our judiciary in Louis
lana than VIC should pay, and that is a
fact that not even lawyer will dispute.
We are creating more courts at nearly
every session of the Legislature but
crime increases still. A lot of public
interest will have to get in behind this
judiciary business before things will
ever be any better. When court pro-
cedure is simpified in Louisiana and
rascals begin to be hanged and other
wise legally punished for crimes we will
all wonder how other practice ever pre-
vailed. But in the mean time our judi
dietary in Louisiana is costly failure. }
LOCAL.
The following item is culled from the
Haughton correspondence: "Capt. J.
R. Ogilvie, who has resided six miles
east of Bellevue for many years, died
last Friday morning."
"Cotton quotations in Shreveport yes
terday were as follows: Ordinary, "a
cents; good ordinary, 9 cents; low mid
ding, 50 cents; middling, 1O1s cents;
good middling, 1919 cents.''
''The tide of immigration turns toward
that community that has good free
schools, churches, railroads, etc., an6
where natural resources are still to be
had in paying quantities. That's what
Bossier offers. 1t only remains for US
to advertise if we wish to fill our parish
with desirable immigrants
"Perhaps the boil weevil will destroy
a portion of your cotton crop next year
but who ever heard of them troubling {
crop OF corn, broom corn, sugar cane
sorghum, oats, rye, millet, potatoes
peas, peanuts, melons, garden truck
fruit or hog crop? Try these" (No
on your war record! On the chance O.
the cruel war continuing there will b.
no food or feed to speak of raised ii
Bossier next year. The advise of ter
years ago may be good advise now bu
II cents for this years cotton has clogget
all the assimilating canals of the human
brain for any other argument.)
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-26
The New Clarion
Continued from Page One.

ton," Abner said gently. I'm man
o my word, an I'll pledge every cent
| got to his defense. I'll do that, an,
moreover, I'll turn the influence O my
paper to him. I'll show the public how
the matter stands"
"Oh. Abe, Abe, listen" the woman
cried. You know l wouldn't advise
you wrong. You must give I'M"
I'll do it." the two listeners heard
Abe say under his breath. I'm willin'.
What do you want ME to do? I won't
hold back no longer"
"Dill's under the shed,' Abner sug-
gested. Hes the one fer you to go
with, Abe. He's a good Teller an will
treat you right Stay here with yore
wife an I'll go git i'm. My boss an
buggy is down the road a piece, an you
an i'm kin ride away before the meet
ms over"
"All right-git i'm. l won't back
down ag'in. Mr.. Daniel. Git i'm. I'll
Hait here with my wife"
Ten minutes later Abner stood at the
end of the shed waiting for Mary.
Presently he saw her in little group
gathered about the minister at the plat
form. Suddenly she turned and came
down the straw strewn aisle. Her
sweet face bore traces Of tears. which
had dried on her checks. She smiled
family when she reached Abner and
turned away with him.
Abner caught her arm. He was half
afraid to tell her his good news with
out preparation. Presently he swept
his long arm slowly in the direction OF
the town and cleared his throat.
Look at the road down by the
creek" he said. Don't you see cloud