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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07

income from the raising of hogs for
shipment to the market. He has been
here several times. has observed con-
ditions and possibilities of soil and
climate, and is convinced that the
farmers of the county have overlooked
a source of revenue. In the stubble
all over the county quantities of grain
are going to waste in the heads of
short grain and shattered on the
ground. If the fields were fenced to
hold the hogs on their owners prem
ises whole drOves could be fattened
without any additional expense in the
pens. 1t would not take many drOves
to pay for the hog-tight fencing.
More Than Dollar a Day From
Chickens.
A flock Of from 70 to 100 Plymouth
Rock chickens are on the ranch, and
when the owner vas asked what in
come he derives from them he stated
] that besides supplying the home with
eggs They laid from a dollar to a dol
lar and a half per day" They re-
quire little care. are good rustlers. and
10 ranch, in his opinion, can afford
TO be without a flock of chickens.
Mr.. Cunningham is a native. of Him
dis, coming to Idaho in 1902. He went
down the Snake river and ran the old
Cleveland ranch at Bonanza Bar and
in addition was in charge of the cattle
and horses belonging to the owner Of
the ranch. While thus engaged he
rode pretty we'll all over the county for
five years. In 1907 he filed on his
homestead and in the following year
began to be farmer of his own tract.
A visit to the ranch is an object les
son what industry and Investigation
Will make out of a sagebrush flat in
the course of a few years. A month
after filing on the homestead he re-
turned to the central west and at Car
son, Iowa. was married to Miss Ellen
Wilson. They are pioneer home
steaders of the Igo district, only two
or three hOmesteaders having lied on
land there before them. From the
home site on the ranch a cOmprehen.
! sive view of the hills and swales is
) had and many houses are now seen
but when Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
first came there no houses were in
sight. The original small cabin o.
the homestead is still standing, serv.
r ing as a kitchen. A fine modern farm
D dwelling is now occupied by the fami
) ly. A well 10 feet deep, operated b.
a windmill, supplies good water fol
y household and livestock. The wateI
! is cool and refreshing, but to max,
dOubly sure of a cool drink during thu
\ hot summer months the owner Of tn
+ ranch annually puts up a good suppl,
, of ice, and whenever desired a dish o
icecream is at hand. The whit
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07

painted dwelling house is seen from
good distances and proclaims that it
is the center of a farm operated on
progressive lines.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07

Mrs. NJ. Fannin has an especially
fine garden on the ranch two and a
half miles from Crystal. A variety of
beans called Missouri Wonder is yield
ing an enormous crop. This garden is
irrigated from a spring. Jimmie, a
lad eleven years of age attends to
the irrigating for his mother. the
father being engaged at heading in the
fields. Clifton creek just below the
garden sub-irrigates the tract. Water
cress grows %abundantly along the
creek. adding a delicacy to the table
much appreciated by the family.
Mrs. Ezra BurwelI late in June
planted some peas from government
seed which are giving a surprising
yield. The plant has a black flower
and was not irrigated. This variety is
a stranger in this garden and has done
so we'll that large area will be planted
with this years seed crop.
NJ. Palmer. a veteran of the soil IS
years of age. owning a farm in the
Little creek country, has done nearly
all his own blowing. narrowing and
seeding this year. His son. Arthur,
enlisted IN the Culleu oldleS navy III
mediately after the declaration of war.
having already served three years in
that branch of the service. The father
encouraged his son to %re-enlist, saying
that if the country needed his services
nothing should prevent him from
going. That the veteran farmer has
done well is attested by his eighty
acre field of Bluestem wheat and the
absence of weeds on the farm. He is
known TO all his neighbors as n Of
the most persistent weed fighters to
be found i'm the county. His ranch is
considered to be the choicest quarter
section in the entire Little creek ter
ritory and is in a high state of cultiva-
ton.
Curtis Gabbert is putting in all his
spare time cutting weeds with scythe
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07

Curtis Gabbert is putting in all his
spare time cutting weeds with scythe
and hoe on his ranch adjoining the
forest reserve. He is continually
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07
ALONG The HIGHWAYS

Gleanings by the Pilgrim in His
Wanderings Here and There.
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Grows Alfalfa With Success.

Mr.. Cunningham for the past four
years has been growing Grimm dry
land alfalfa with success, both for hay
and seed. 1t has always given a yield
of about a ton per acre, but this year
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
Cen granOiummOcn erlcsen.

SSm ct. Soiepb's SoipitaI Itarb Die
32.j1brige 6rou @li5obetb 6ernan.
oes bon gSr. 920, 9lor6-@oIfe-Str
an oen gronOmlnOen welde iie iid
nad eincm Streit nit ibrem @otter
Su5oe, inOem iie Petroleum ii6er ibrC
aIeiOer idiittete lmo oicieIbcn OIL
5iinocte. Groboem bic 6rau inn So
ipital crflGrte, oaB iie Dem @crIongen
i6reS @otten nodgcfommen iei wel'
der i6r oilriet6, iid 5u Derbreunen.
bebauptct ser @otte, DAB iie abioIut
fcineu @runo fir ibre entiebli6c
E6ot ae6a6t babe mo ooB i5n oieic
aufs 1iefItc eribiittcrt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
g8ilIn nrmb sabIen.

6rnu 0loomi 9aileD bon 0ergoplc-
Strobe beIhwerte iid gcitern @lor-
gen in Der iiioliHen 9oIi5eiiiation
bei'm Hidter Sbap iiber ibren @ot.
ten 8iliam 9. gaileu, Der. pie tie
iaote, iie eeihlogeu lm0 ge5pungen
boben ioa, ouf 5mei Stii6leu 81 idblo.
len, oa er oahtc, oab iie ieihen 9icr-
flmg cnt5wei aeIdlagcn bate. lSrou
YaiIep lieB iid Dies nidt eefolen
imo perauloBte oie @erboitunq i6res
@atten. @cgen 9lihtperioreung lei-
ncr Camille itono 9oilep 8lm picrtcn
@lole Dor @eridt. Gr muroe ouf
freicn SUB geiest no6oem er 0er-
ipro9en bate, ieiner 8rau cine &C.
uiIic Summc po1entlib 81 5oblen.
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ac6cuSia pcrbrunnt.

gScil er iufolgc ieiucr gcId6mten
@lieoer iidb niht bon ieinem 9ett in
elmer Siitte cr6e6en fonnte, Die er
Iib sur Seimit6ttc eciu1blt bottc,
oerbrannte gilbert 9lome, 40 Sabre
alt, am lebcnoigen 2cibc, ais in Ser.
ieIben Elm 6euer ausbraH, mcldeS
Oieie bis auf oeu @rlnO nieoer.
6rannte. Gic Siltte befonO iidb oui
eihem @rimoItiid 6inter Der @irt6-
ibait BON F6iaip Som6erg, 9lr.
1907, Siio-Glinton-S -StrnBe, in San
ton. Sin g9Gdter ser Baltimore
aupieriuerfe~ entoedte 9lauh, mel
der Der Siitte entitiee, nno benad-
ridtiete Die 3euerpebr, melder eS
eclang, oos 5eucr aiii ieinen 6ero
81 beidrdnfen Ger llngliidlidc
muroc poaitdnoie Oerfo6lt in Sen
.Siuineu ouigeiunOen. @r NOR felt
So6ren Oerfriippclt lmo periiHte &c.
leqcntlih, our6 lei1te 9lr6eit leir
ormIcliecS 2eben 81 iriIteu, trobocn
er altf ariiden lief. lIeber Ieine ser,
fllnft lit nidts befonnt.
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NremnOIidle gladJ6arn.

9lodoem Scrr Clarence $. groo-
iieIo BON 0ia 9op Eort 9lt. S9ai6.
inoion angebIid Srn. Charles ..
sluumcrS, icinen 9ladboru bel ocr
9'oli5ci onac3ciqt bottc, neil oerielbc
am lcttcn 5onntag in ieinen @ortcn
qcarbeitct batte, muBtc geitern Mor.
acn Serr graoiielo entoedeu oob
mahrcno Der 9ludt cine @erion eine
ii6clricdcuoe 6Iiiiiigfeit iibcr ieinc
@crauoa Dor Dem 0auie gegoiien
battc. Serner puroe elm @lafat jlI-
riid9claiien aiti Dem geidrieben
iinno, oaB es 6eiier fir Srn. groo.
ficlo wdre, 10 ldne0 ais moglid aus.
5u3ie6en, foas CT iciue '9lniidteu be-
5iiglid oer @earbeiting bon Seim'
Qdrtcn an Souutageu niht dnoeru
taun gSic iicb sic 9mgcIe0enbcit
pctcr aitlpidclu miro, fam nod
uiAt eelagt weroeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

g9o6ri6ciulid megen ieiner Stel-
lunenabme ieineu gaa6barn geaen'
ii6er, oie i6rc Sonntoee ooniit 5uee-
brodt bobcn, ooB lie ibre @Grten be-
rcitidoits6ol6er fuItiOirten, wuroe
oos .Seim BON Clarence 9. 9raofielo
bon Cofslep 9loao, Sill Cop Fnrt,
nit Bed beidmiert. Elofote nit
oro6enoen 3uihriiten wuroen an
Dem @ebdlioc ongebeftet. Serr 8roo.
ficlo trat por filr5er 3eit in Den 9or-
oergrlmo BON W1t. @aibinetoI in-
Dem cr oer %oIi5ei Die Sonntoes-
@ortenarbeit ieiner 9sodbarn on'
5eigtc. 0ordlii6in Oerlor er an 80.
puloritGt inter Sen oortieen geluob'
nern, pclbe fir Die 9crcitI6ofts'
@ropoganoa in 95ug ouf @nrten'
nrbeit iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
Sine Widtioc GntidciOnng.


Seine 9iirserpupiere fir gIpplifon-
ten aus oen Staoten, nit oenen
glmerifa ouf Oem ariegsfuBe
itebt. g8oS 9lidter Goie i'm
gunoesfreisgeridt ii6er Oie g3o.
turoliiiruug 5u iaeen bat. - Sin
4SrdceOen5iall
SSn einem ldugerer gerihtliden
@utadten 1T 9lidter 9loie i'm Bum
Oesgeridt ieine @riinOc ongegeben,
porlm er oos @eiud BON @cter
G6riitian Sonoiien nm 9lusitellung
BON 9iirgerpopieren abgeIebnt bot.
Sonaiion NOR inn Sabre 1882 in
Sdleswig Soliten 9eboren mo lit
Oaber Elm Oeutider llittcrtbon. Ger
9iihter entifieO, ooB fein Oeutidcr
llntert6on pG6reuo oes ariegssu-
itonoes 5miiden oen Gereinieten
Stoaten unO DeutI9IanO naturoIi.
iirt meroen fonn, Oh Die eriten Eo-
pierre Dor Der @rflGrlmg oOer nn1
Der @rfldrimg ousgciteat muroen.
Ger 9lidter 6etonte, OaB Oas bonn
GonereB in 1902 aneenomneue @e.
ieb pori1rei6t. OoB fein 8remOge6o-
rener uGbreno cines Griegs5uItonoeS
9iirger pcr0en bari. 9lu6 oie ip1tc.
rem slen0erngen oes ginpanoe.
rlingsgeiebes bGtten oarin feline
glenoerung borgeidrie6en. gfod 9ln-
iibt oes 9iidters 9foie bat Der Con-
greB es DerbinOern pollen, Dab Our6
Ole @efongenno6me BON iol6en nett
ell Siireern Gomplifntionen erpad;
fen fonuten luelde tueitfii6reuOe
Gonicquen5en ba6en fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
0aS ,,Sono ,5Onic0 OerIduin6et.

3ie 3eitcn 0es bcrilbmte1 D9ano
Souie" iino poriiber. Sir iiber f5O
So6re bat eS an Der Boco-StroBe,
norolid bonn 9erineton.@larft, ge-
Itonoen uno bat Den @larft- uno
6ubrlellten Elm pillfommenes Saupt-
qllartier gebotcn. Gas groBe Stall-
gebdlOe bat oie Eferoe bon @enera-
tioneu untergcbradt Sebt miro es
abgeriiien, Inn @lab 81 MAIDEN filr
cine inOuitrieae 9lusOe6nung Der mo.
ocrnen StoOt. Dor etiua anoerbalb
Olonoteu mar oos @rlnoltiid an
So6I6ilO, aobn & SO. oerfoIit NOR
oen. Sebt miro Oas biitoriibe @e-
bGuoc bon glrbeitern Dem Grobooen
gleiA gemodt.
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WliIitGr.ScnIms anfacuOmmcn.

Eoli5ei-Olnridloa Garter modte
itern betount, OaB Die g(ufna6me OeS
bonn @ouuerneur ongeorOueten MiIi-
tr1-Geuius beenOet lit. Die nit scr
slr5eit betrautcn @oIi5iiteu iuden
nut nod na6 eillieen uIriideber-
germ. Iie g(uinabme oeS Genius
pllrOe Dor orei @oden begonnen
llnecid6r 100000 @erioncn muroet
bon DER 9Soli5ei beiudt un0 ser
@oridoa lit Der 9Iniidt Dab Die 9lr-
belt idncller 6eiudItiot muroc, ais cr-
mortct por0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
9aS gscacr- -SsrubIcm.

2iest Dem S6er-9unoesgeribtc Dor,
iopeit oic SegregationsoerorO-
mtngen in 9etrabt fonunen.
Gas @eiunO6eitsmeicn DER @roB.
table 6eoingt cine 2oiung ser
6rage Der Sauiung bon 9tegern
inbelieren Glinrtieren.
0ie &egelltng oes gtcger.&roblemS
6eaniprudt in oieicm Sabre in 9alti-
more pieoer ole groBte glufmerfiam-
felt. Seit Der 9lnnabme Der Segrc.
9otionsperoronimg in Baltimore lit
Die glngeleeenbeit 5ienli6 eingeidla-
fen gepeien, oo6 iino wieoerbolt
S9ritte BON ocn it60tii6en 9eb0rOen
angereet lporOen 0os %roblem elmer
Gon5entration Ger 9leger6eooIfering
coer elmer beiieren llnterbrin9ilng Der
g}cger 5u I0ien, Inn ooour6 Die ee-
iunobeitIiAen 8erbditniiie 5li beiiern
mo Die ibnlubieen glleDs un0 flei-
men StraBen ab5uihafien. gisber
ober bat man nod feinen 9luspeg ge-
fimOen. Die bco6iidtiete Gerlegung
oes nNlorgan-Goae9es" bon Der Gde
BON Sutton unO gOmonoion-9lpenue
na6 Dem Spp-Sia-@ @igentbum an Der
@de BON &iacn.Hooo uno glrlington-
9lpenue bat pie0er einen Stltrnl nm
ter Oen 9epobnern in iener 8orltuOt
berporgeruien imo oos 9ieiultat miro
iein OoB Ops Eroieft mieoer 5uiam-
mcnfGat. Gas Wlorgon.Snititltt y lit
cine Ger 6eiieren @rdiebungsanitalten.
fir gleger uno bat niemols glnItoB
erregt. Die Shule fam a6er in i6rer
ietigen 2pge nidt oeraroBert werOen,
uno Oa6er iubeu Ole Direftoren nod
einem ueuen 8auplabc.
Der @oridIaa lit gemoHt porOeit
cine groBere Summe @el0es 81 per-
piaieeu, nm ole eroBereu gleger-
Snititllte. mic Die Sodihule, oas
nOloreor.@oaeee@, Oas nelie 0jebdu-
DC fir oeil nG6riitliden @erein iln-
ger 9leeerinnen~ auf einer beitimm-
ten Stelle erridten 81 lofen ilnO I'm
iene 9lnltolten 6erum Die gegerfami-
lien aus Den @oiien ino 9laepS an
5uiieOeln. Gas Groieft piiroe notiir-
lid piel @eIO folten unO Oie Jruge
onI6ueioen wns ans Oen S0uiern
weroen IoQ, aus lpel9eil Die ylcger
6erdusgenommen puroen.
"a Die Seareeationsirage ieBt Dem
Sber @imoesgeriht uorliegt uno
mobribcinlicb in Ocn n0hIten Gagen
cine Gntideiolng 81 erparten lit, ob
roS 5cgrcgationseeieb in Baltimore,
ct. 9ollis, 9ouisoinc uno onOeren
StGoten redtsfrdftie it, lit man auf
Oie @ntiheioung ie6r geipanit.
Die 8efiirAtltng liegt nobe unO
hat i1on lonee nobe gelegen OuB Die
Segregutions &erorOnungen nidt
@oiier 6alten.
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llnitpr qofhnr0t reiianirt.

@oiior ". !. 9odborOt bon Ger
6untinston 9aptiiten-Girbe rciig-
nirte. @r botte ifon friiber onae.
oelitet, ooB, iaas Oie SGmicriefeiten,
iueIdle er pon Belt 81 3eit nit oeu
0reftoreu ser @emeinoc batte, nidt
aelhIihtct mo mlsacihoItet werOcn
tonnten er iein 9(mt nieOerleeen
piir0e,
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Observation-Disclosures

&iele g(utoireuler bcltralt. - Ger
StaotsiGdeI I'M $500 berei4ert.
Weiitens nur im6coelltenoe
@erno6ldiiigung Der geiebli6en
Gori6riften. Die meiitcn
lle6ertretllneen in Der StoOt
Baltimore.
9(utomo6il. .GonmiIidr 9augbmau
cnt5og in Der pergongenen @ode Orei
Yerionen ole 8eredtigung gum 6ii6-
ZEN eincs 9liitomobils, neil lie ltnter
Dem @iniluB BON alfoboIiiden @e-
trGnfen geitanOen baben, oeren 9fa-
men H. u. GronOea bon gtr. 1911,
G1oiber- StroBe, Baltimore, 9fobert
2umlep bon SpencerOiae ilnO Wlorrp
@. Sunlmers BON 6reoerid iinO.
Sine lmgewobnli6 groBe 9ln5o3l
bon gliltomobiliiten wlirOen our6 Die
@oli5eirid)ter NIT Stroien belegt,
lueil iie Die beborOli6en &oridriften
ii6cri6ritten bo6en. Der StootiGdel
puroe ooour6 Inn Die Summe bon.
S400 berei6ert;
gSiaiom @regorp, Baltimore, 500.
8olter Settings, Salisbury, $40.
9laie Gontipea, SolisburD, $40.
30. @. Summcrs, 6reoerid, $75.
Charles Cailep, 6reoerid, So.
@iaiom $. Sermon, Baltimore,
So.
@6orIeS Gieeel, Baltimore, So.
9lop $. aeDs, Baltimore, $40.
g8iaiam $. &Iine, Baltimore, $t3.
g8. Stcpart Wiorris, Baltimore,
$25.
GbomoS q. G6onoler, Baltimore,
$40.
0lo6ert 2umlev, Baltimore, $25.
glOolp6 Gonopro. Baltimore, 50.
WoIter 2eegie, Baltimore, So.
Sc. gilbert, 8looensblirg, 500.
Sobn Gomi Baltimore, 50.
g9iaiom 6. 6reeman Baltimore,
$40.
SSoiep6 &. 9nber, Baltimore, $3.
SSobn 6. anipp, Baltimore, 50.
Nolp6 Coffin Baltimore, So.
9eaa @osnea, 6reoericf, So.
Syoiep6 S'@laleD, 6reoerid, ST.
81. 6. McGune, 0liooIctopn $50.
6. q. Niorfer, 6reOerid, So.
81. so. Goblenb, 6reOerid, $15.
George 6. Eoulette, Sagerstown
50.
g9. $. Shilling, &ogcrstoipn So.
eugene SonHlton SloOensburg,
$t5.
gaswort6 2pmon Baltimore, 81.
6rou 6. 81. 9ioper, Sogerstoipn
So.
Morion @eale, Salis6urD, 50.
9(l6ert 9ob6, WIiooletopn, So.
9llfreo 6. 9lod, Baltimore, So.
Oscar Wqlu, Baltimore, $40.
SSaco6 $. @orInon 6rcoerid, $40.
6. 6. 2escolett, 5reoerid, 81.
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WaTtmirth Idlluer 6eitraft.

So6n 9. SeinpIc, Elm @oihuirt1 in
Curtis gop, puroe geitern inter Der
glniduloi9ling, Gin unoroeutlibes
Saus 81 iiibren bon @idter Eotee
in 9rootlDn 81 elmer @clOitrafe BON
$50 imo Soften ncrllrt6cilt. Eoli5ci-
G6ef SriDin uuteritiiet BON ieinenl
Alliitentcn Upton imO oen {oli5iIteu
Wlurr unterna6m am 9. 9(pril cine
9ioj5io ali oen Elob. Cine Qln5abI
bon 6rouen imO W11nnern puroen
in Der @aitpirt6idnit eefunOcn mo
Elm Eaar plrOe iuceen lneebiibr.
liden 9ctraaens sur 3obling bon ie
$40 nno Soften beitroit.
Gbran5eiden or6olten: Somes Gil.
Icspie bon 9lepDorf, SeurD Soliton
ion @bilaoeWbia Groom egaltcr oou
G6icago uuo Sorrp ". Craig Don
GIeUelauo, Gbio,
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0lrnilnrtincr Snna.

Sin groBer @mpfnng Uuroc ge-
tern oen g9anocI6ilocr.o Stars" ici-
tens Der @altiinorcr brreitet, pelbe
bicrber gefommcn paren Inn III Scr
02pric~ 81 touSen. Groboem Oic
9lffoire ilformea mar, 6atten Ii1
5000 bis 5000 SSilmt6coter.Gnt6u.
Iioltcn eingefmoen, nm Dem ,.Ean5
Der gnnocl6iloer- -@r0Bcn@ 6ei3ll.
wo6nen, Der inter sen 9nlipi5ien oes
Nlarplono-3mei9es ser r@onoelbilo.
gluslteller.2ign BON 9lmerifa" gege.
ben lulroe Cic Star, peldc ser
@inlaoung 6oIge geleiitet ba6en, wa-
rem: 6arrD Morep, 9[ritn Steiuart,
@urle @iaianS, Nouline 5reoerid.
G6omas Mcig6on 9[ntonio Moreno,
9lIice SoDcc, %iola Cana, S6irlep
Wloion, Gorinne @riffit6, @crtruoc
D2cGoD, G0noro GorIe, @iolct Daer.
iercau mo Gobert @nriuid.
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BON etapcl acIaiIcn.

Tic Baltimore Crpood ano Ship
building Co." licB eeitcrn I'M vi
ll6r 9lodmittoss oen IanfOampier
o,,oicpb Guoa6p" cinen Der bier
fiir5Iih bon Der rSinclair @uli Gor.
poratiou" BON Reiu gorf ongctauf-
ten 5diiie bonn Stapel SRI. Sean
4oticr BON 9lcm Dorf mar Ole @otbiu
0cS Gompiers. Sic fom nit elmer
@cieaidait bierber imo no6m an Dem
9nndeon 16eil, weldes ipdter I'M
,,@otcl Gmcrlon" iolgte.
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nWlarpIanS AOfcp.@lm6.1

6rii6iabrS-9lennen in @imlico.
Siebeu Gennen ieocn Gag m65-
reno Der ndAiten fiini5cbn Gage.
- 9iele 6efonnte 3ennpferOe an.
gemeloet. II S6ones @etter er-
ipartet. 9ie 9a6n in eutem
8uitanoe. II Oie geamten.
Gie Oiesid6ri9en 6rii6iabrs-9ien-
nen Oes ,Marpldnoer Sodep-GIu6s
beginner am Qienitag 5u @imlico,
uno piele befannte 9fennpferOe iino
fiir ole &ennen mGbreno Der nGtiten
bier5ebn Gage BORT aneemeloet. Sir
ieoes ein5elne Genneu an ieOem Gage
linO ni9t menieer ais $500 in %rei-
Icn ousgeiebt. Ole Gennba6n lit in
ausge5ei6netem 3uItonoe iinO Die
mooernen Ginri6tunaen auf Dem
Gennplase, Die 8iirioree fiir Die
9leroe, Die g8ettltdn0e, Die Glub-2o-
falitGten nit oen @inri6tuneen Ger
beiten HennplGbe Der @elt gleihen
SHritt. SIN Iebteu Sabre bat Ger
Glu6 Den eroBen lleberiduB BON Oen
9iennen welher ionit oen @obltbd.
tiefeits. .@eieaiboiten 6ugeiloiien it,
fiir @erbeiierungen ongepanot, uno
man boiit ooB Oieies Sabr elm be-
trddtIider 8etrae iiir oen eoleu
3ped o6ialen miro. Gie 9eamten
Ocs 0Nlorpldnoer Sodep-@lubs~ limo:
@rdiiOent SpaIOing 8. SSenfins, Gice-
Erdiioent g8m. 9. Slioer, SefretGr
SSm. q. 9iiees, S9abmeiiter G6arleS
q. Wic2ane, 9ireftoren: SpoIoing 8.
Senfins, Charles 6. McSane, Bm.
9. Oliper, i. 5. 9rpon, 6. s. EouIt-
nep, Wi. S6eeban, 9fal Earr, u. S.
@oloen, Clarence S. &epnolOs, 9.
Sterett @ittings, @m. q. 9iiggs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
S6rcn QeiOcn erlcacn.

Die 1i.id6riee Sennie @aniielo
bon 91r. 1904, Stridlano.StroBe er-
lag aeiiern N}orgeu i'm ct. 9lgueS-
Soipitol oen 9ranopunoen, welde
lie Doreeitern bei'm Spielcn nit
Streid6oI5eru inn Sole i6res SarIcs
iiH 5uge3ogen Dotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29


Gie @ort6e60roe 6eidIoB seiteru, Oos
Sort @cSenrD fir 9cilher ju
idlieBcn. glur @erionen nit
einlaBforten oiirien in 3ufuhit
Oos Sort 6etreten. G6ef.Glerf
Nlaua oes StroBenreinigungs.
Gepariemeuts reiisuirte.
Sort 0'cSenru oarf BON morecn
OH BON feiner @eriou betreten wer.
oen. Gicic entiheiouna trof Oie
@orfbe6oroe wclhe aeiien Nlorgen
cinc SpcIialiisung ab6iclt. C6erit s..
6. Cones, Gommonoont oes goltimo.
rer Giiirifts oes Observation-Disclosures
Ocs Ciiens bat Scr @nrf6e6orOc Die
9loi6penOigfeit Der SdilieBung Ocr
l6orc fir geiuher erfldrt. @roBere
Cuoutitdten 9rieasmoterialicn wcr.
ocn ocnenp1rtig i'm Sort ouibepobrt
iinO i'm 2olfe oes Sommers meroen
lidl sic Qorr1t6c 6eoeuteno permeb-
rc1 Ger offentlidc 9ooeitronO im
Sort bari notiirlid aud nidt 6enuet
iucroen. mas oel 9eipo6nern bon SO.
cillt.@oint mp Siio-9oltimore niht
nnoencbu icin miro. 9e5iiglih Ser
goot.Glubbdider. ueldc i'm Sort bon
Der @orf6eboroe gebaut ueroen, luir-
Sc bcidIoiicu. ooB, falls Der arieg
ncd nidlt beenoet lit, iobolo oie S0lI-
Ter icriigeeitellt iino. oic @arfbeborOe
GinlaBiortcn iiir sic Wlitelieoer Der
gootGhibs ousneaen miro @6e ie.
oodl cinc aorte ouseeiteat miro, muB
ieoes WlitolieO ieiue e6r6arteit nod
pciien.
GrpiOert oem 90 aDor.
Scrr g. ~. glitcr6iirO, @ice.9rdii.
bent DER r8enuiplpania @iienbabn-
@eIellihoit" eriuiOerte geitoru
WloDor @reitou alli Elm Sdreiben,.
ooB or nidt oeriiebc, lues6alb in Bal.
iimor Der Golpert.gobnbof ais Elm
go6n6oi 6e3eidnct miro. Scrr ut,
ierburp wiinidt es 0eriianoeu 81 6a.
ben, DAB Der Golpert.9abnbof nie.
mails iiir ioldc 3wcde eebraudt
lpuroc, uno ooB Oie @eiellidoft aud
nidlt Die gIbiidt babe, oies in Der
3ufnnit 3u tbm.
23S z o0cSfGlle; 261 @cbur.
ten
2lls Dem p0bcntlihen geridjt oes
iidotiiden @ciuno6eits-G -Gcpartements
lit 81 criebcu, Dab in Ser uergongcncn
Modc 23S Iooesfdae uno POI Sc
biirtcn acncloct purocn, Pm Ger
SdwinomHt itor6en % @criouen
81 an qinen Ser5leiOeu. t6 an eincr
arcbsfronfbeit, 43 an 2uneeneutjiin.
Ouna mo 20 an Der 8ri6t'ibcn Bic
rcnfrauf6eit, orei EerIonen bceingen
Sel6itmor0, pdbreno Z bel llnf0len
INNS 9eben famer.
Scrr 2. 6. mann refignirt.
Ter Gbef Glerf mo 3ablmeiiter 0cs
StroBcnrciuiaungS Teportements,
Scrr Samuel s. Ml1nu, rcidtc ieine
defamation eiu StraBenreinigmgs.
Gouniiidr 9arfius bat oieiel6e an.
genomuen. er oriidte gcitern iein De
ooncrn iibcr Sen GerIuit cines i1bi.
qen unO treueu 9lngeitclten nus.
SER Mann trot I'M Sabre 1910 in
oaS StroBenreiniqungs. Cepartement
Gin mo i'm Sabre 1914 iuurOe CT gum
GheiGlerf uno 3ablmeiiter genadt.
@iilfS.Glert Bart s, NlaIoolp pnrOe
sum G6ei.Glef umo Serr giidolos ".
6rdnf bon Scr 90. @orO gum Stills.
GIcrf beioroert.
@iinfdeu oie 9eiteuerun8
BON Sc cen.
Ger 6oreit 9}orf @eridonerlmgS.
@ercin ionote an Dlobor %reiton cine
9iciolutioh in ipelher Der Wlapor
mo Stootrot6 eriiltt iperocn, cine
@erorouing in aroit 81 ieseu oilf
@runO peIder iiir ollc Soften in
3ufunit 2iceu5en erlangt weroen.
miiien uno sic aud crIaubt, ooB alle
6crrenlos berlimlaufenoeu Soften ge-
iootet iucrOen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
g9ettrcnncn bei 6aprc SC Oratc.

GaS &eiuItot Der @ettrenuen bel
Saure Oe @roce mar geitern, pie
iol9t:
I. &ennen Az 6urIonos -
u@op~ 800, 2.9O, 2.60. usweet
ARureuerite", 4.50, $40. uFroou-
cer~ $40.
3. &ennen 2 Meilen II oCorcris"
GAO, $40, 4.5O. ,Gmcralo Ssle",
3O.5O, 9.20. ,9lclp Sooen~, 600.
3. &erncn "a Wleile - DSe @ia~
$50, 2.7O, 2.4O. r9loaIio", $50,
go. ,9csfp~, 3.20.
4. @enncn Il Nleile u6opour~,
1910, $50, 4.SO. Sleepy SOM,
1870, $40. u@rciton 2pnn", $40.
5. 9lennen 1 W}eile 70 9arOS
,Ycumant", 800, $50, $50. n2eo.
bares~, 800, $40. nSauberf"
4.20.
6. &cnnem u Nleile II rSiopol
Grit~ 800, 2.60, 2.2O. rSaaoi",
$40, $40. ,&oit 0loiter~, 2.7O.
7. 9lcnnen I t/16 MleiIe oEbe
Series, 1850, $40, 4.5O. Son
llonooe", $50, $40. ,,Scrrp", $50.