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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
NOGn Nilder'8 2eidnam aefnnOem.

9ie Manuidoft oes @olioeibootes
r2onnun" fiidbte eeltern gtobulittog
Sen Sei6nom 0es 45 Sabre oIten
&elners Sobn Slider bon Scr. 100,
gtoro- @oOitroBe, am SuBe 0es @iers
Scr. 4 an ser 8rottItroBe aus Oeut
@aiier. Slider bate einen Sperr-
5onen-@oB, ser am 2S. @toi bon
Mari6aa Stod6om uuteribrieben
morOen NOR, in ieinen Eol6en.
9oB Der 2ei6nom 70 friib ee-
fun6en mur6e, lit nur Dem llu-
itauoe 5u5ui6reiben 0oB ser iieb5ig
Sabre olte Srgel0reber 2u0Wig
Montogue om 0&ittpo6 9lbenO NIT
ieiner SreeG on @ier gh. A ms
@oiier Itiir3te. Ntontoeue Wuroe ge-
rettet ltn0 Die @}annlboft OeS @oli-
5ei6ootes noIlte geitern 0ie Sreel
bergen ols 6ilGer'S 2ei6nom pl0b-
lib in oie S0be fam. Coroner &ileD
bonn mittleren 9iitrift iteIlt cine lln-
teriudrng on. Ger 2eitbnom murOe
geItern Gobmitto9 in Oer Mor9ue
bon 5lpei WiGnnern, melbe in 0enl
obieen Souie mobneh ioentifi6irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
uMlpaart. .WIammcrdlurD.

Ser nN}o5art-N}1nner6or" feierte
geitern 9l6enO nod iciner gut6eiu6-
ten regelmdBiaen SingIhnOe, Oie in
9ui6monn's SoQe, @rott- imO Gltr-
6om-StroBe, itottfono, in ieu6tir06-
li6er g9eiie 0cn "a. @e6urtstog iei-
mes 6eliebten @itgIieOcS Seinrih
9eder. SeI6ItpcritGnoIiA murOen
sic ib6niteu @eiien oeS &ereinS 81
@6ren OeS Cages geiungen nobel
Sicc-0iriaent 2Sbiaip 9dmiot IN 9l6-
meien6eit ocS Giri9enten George
@06lmom SEN Goftitod idpong S5n
Der @ei6ditsiibung, in Der 4SrdiiOent
9lbert 2l. Wlogge Sen &orlib iii6rte,
mltrOen @iuloolngen beri6icOener
Sereine on9enommen mo lonIt nur
&olltine-@ei6Gitc erleOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
Nna Nlnnidlen ber WlnidleI.

8o6er rii6rt oos &oui6en OaS
mon mo6rniumt menn mon groBere
N}ui6eln ans Sbr bGlt2 3Wor feine
20iunq, obGr 0o@ cinen iutereiionten
@eitrog 3lu &ldung OeS &roblemS
ber0fientlicbte 1905 Scr bcrltorbene
Suirmer Srnitbologe S. 9lobmeOer:
@enu i6 nit meinen SCbiilern lei
e8 nuf elmer botoniihen o0er 5oologi-
ihen Grfurlion an ben Strano Der
9lorolee gebe, Damn merOen beltimmt
ole bon Der porieen So4flutb an ben
gluBenOeib 8uiammen 9elpiilten &ei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
9nrdl @litidllaa 6etam6t.

Sobn Sid8, ser an ser 9roof-9(De.
me rmo GbeItnut SiG GooO, Somil-
tom pobnt, botte am @littpo6 gta6-
mittag ein fnoppeS @ntfomhnen Dom
EoOe. @r lag inn Bette I'M 5meiten
Stodmerf ieiner @obnung, ais OoS
9od Oeriel6en bonn @libe eetroffen
purOe. @r mur0e leibt bet1r6t, er-
bolte iib jeOod le6r bnl0 pieOer lmO
mar inn Ston6e, ole 6lonmen, 0ie
linter Dem 9obgiebel SUB gefaBt
botten, 3ll loi6en. @r mirOe babel
leibt an Oen SGnoen Oer6ronnt. 9ie
@oroenOiGe Seuermebr Wur0e no6
Dem 8ranoplaBe eerufeiL botte ober
uibt$ 3u tbrn 0onf ser @eilte8geoen-
mart 0es SrnSidS. 0erS1aoen, Der
oltrd 0en 8liBlblog ongeri6tet muir
6e, lit ni6t betrd6tlid. - 0eSglei-
hen i6lug ser 8liB in einen Baum
ouf Dem Set6'iben 2onOiibe an Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
WlptorrnSIcr pcrlebt.

9ll8 ser 19 Sabre olte GboS. GOr'
coron bon ser &ierten 2loe., 9iognel-
Seig6ts, oeitern Go6uittog nit iei-
mem 0}otoria6rrao oltrc6 0ie Sara6
9lnnitroBe ft6r, perlor er ploBli6 an
Scr SSreernoiint. 9lpe. 0ie Gontrole
ii6cr Oie @oi9iue. meIbe i6litterte
uuO Gorcoran auf OoS StroBenpila-
tier IbleitOerte. &rob ieiner Oeri6ie-
0enen &erlebingen an Stirne, 9luge
lno S6r weigerte iicb ser @lotorroO-
Ter, in Elm ooipital 81 ge6en. @r
mrroe BON ieiuem Sausar5t 6eban-
self.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

ocn gSinoliQeu lperocn Ole Suit
idpin9lmgen gelammelt imo miro
ooS @erduid peritGrtt. lin 5lI be-
mciic1 oaB ieneS Smien nibt cine
6eion0ere Gigent6imlidteit oes
Sduedeuge6duies lit ionoern BLOB
0urh 0ie 6orm Ger g9m0ungen De.
oingt miro, nc6ne ib pobl oud eii-
nal Elm bonn Stirn5apieu abge6obe-
mes Sorn elmer Sub, 3iege H. /. 10.
nit IN sic &laiie ln0 laie ieititeuen
0nb eS nit 0en boblen @ornern ac.
nan 10 iit ruie nit leercn Gbneden
ibolen. SSSrgeno Elm onocrer d6nlid
geiornter So6lf0rper t5Gtc natiirlitb
oieielben GienIte. g9ie cmpfinOlib
oie5 ionOer6are otuitiicbe Snitrument
lit ge6t oarais 6ernor, 0oB oos oben
mitgetbeilte Experiment nit Scr ob.
ioluten 9hi6e ibon miBlinat, penn
ouf Dem SHulboie, auf Dem 8hr
oOer iel6it auf Der 5iemlib eniiernten
StroBe irgcno Elm @erduidl gemaht
miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
GirfnSpaar OOu 3ns setGOtct.

O &eaOinG ga, 7. SUM. - s..
%utenS unO feline 6rau, @iitglieOer
Vlnes Sirius, puroen belite get0otet,
u's ooS 9llito, in wel1em iie bon bier
noo9 %ottstoWn iu6ren bon einem
el'enbo6n5ug getroffen pllroe. 2it-
ee'lS @ mar Elm g(frobot unO CAB cine
S@~oulteIlung y inter ieinem eigenelt
come S'ulllen a6. 6rou 2ufenS mar cine
NG,o.penbGnOigerin, ole inter i6ren
ss'rtusnamen @liaie @oelDn gut be-
t0nnt nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
@cucraI @uct6uls fritiiirt.


SoIl ais @enerol-@eidGitsfii6rer Ser
emergency 6leet Corporation Oen
9au BON b0I5ernen S6ificn Der
binoeru. 3wei Sngenieire
no6ten OieS in eiuem 9eri6te be-
fonnt.
@oi6in9ton T. Silni. - 0ie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii6er Ons
Eroaronim Der &egierung 6e5iiglid6
Der SerltelIung BON 6ol5ernen S6if-
fen errei6teu geitern 9l6enO i6ren
So6epinft, ais j. 81. Cults, Siilis-
@ei6GitSiii6rer ser emergency 6leet
Corporation uno oelien 9IiiiItent 5.
Suntington Glorf einen 9ericbt 0er-
Ofientli6ten in mel6em lie General
major @eorge @. @oet6als, Den @e-
-@eI6GftSfii6rer ser Corpora
ton, 6eI6uloigen OaB Oeriel6e Ocn
9au ser 60I5erncn Sdifie orli6olte,
inoem er unoisiii6r6are Gontrafte
entmerie. Die 5lotten-Gorporotion err
belt Sfferten BON 5e6n Sirmen fir
Oeu 9au BON 496 60l5ernen S6iifen
imerbol6 t2 N}onoten ooer 7S6
SGiffen inner6ol6 18 Nlonaten. Sc
neral @oet6ols mics a6er Oie Sifer-
tOen o6, ga ole Sdiffsbauer Die
S6iffe auf elmer Sel6itfoiten plus
10 @ro3ent @epinn-9aiis unO uidt
fir eiuen ieIten Freis pro S6iff
bouen pollen.
Sr. Curtis uno Sr. Glarf linO Die
Snsenieure, mel6e Oen 9au bon DOL
5erueuS6ifien 5uerit empfablen. Die
Glottenbeb0roe aooptirte Die Yldne,
Sen. @oet6aIS be5ei6nete aber Die
ielben ais lmpraftii6. 9lls ole 9e-
bOroe ole 8lotten Operation grim
Oete, muroe Sen. @oet6als an 0eren
Spite geIteQt uu0 ole, 6eioen Sn9e-
niellre muroen ibm alsglliiitenten bei-
9ege6en.
9tadoem Sen. @oet6als Oie 9ei-
tlng iiberuommen bate, entibloB er
li9 fir Oen Ban bon Stablibiiien
llno legte felt OaB ni6t mebr ais $50
5olaerne Sbiiie in 1S Mlonaten ee-
omt merOen iolIten. Die Sneenieli-
re bebaupten aber, oaB in'1S Mona-
ten 200O 60l5erne S6ifie gebaut
meroen fonnten, o6ne OoB Der 9au
bon Gtobli6iiien beeiniluBt meroeu
miiroe.
General @oetbals mollte beute
sIbeno be5iielib 0eS 9eridts ser SSn-
aenieure feine @rlpioerung abeeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
g8tuoior 0lia gRoo0, nobe ser Bride
iiber @mDnn's SAILS.
0nn6c trnnf HnNtinftnr. .

Ser 3 Sabre aItc Soiep6 9lafe bon
g}r. 1929, SolupOcn9lucne, tronf
gcitern 9(6en0 aus elmer 6laiAc, mel-
6c 500 ent6felt. Ser &na6e betam
S9mer5en inn N}ugen unO muroe bon
Sri. Sulia @ogner nod Dem @fercp.
@oipitol ge6robt. Gie 9ler5te 9oIien
Oas &ino am &e6cn erbalten 81 fon-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
sim erluiirnt.

Gie @oli5ci imO Coroner SnSlep,
bonn noro0itliben Iiitrifte, iinO nit
ser llnterindung eines &inoeSmor-
oeS beic6ditigt, Scr gcitern 9l6cno ent-
Oedt mllrOe. 9ianOoIp6 SameS mo
G6orleS 3. Crane, 6cioe in 9}r. 1854,
Niontpelier-2loenuc, mobn6oit, fon-
Oen geitern 9l6enO gegen 7.30, ais lie
Ourb OoS @ebol5 ouf Dem olten %nt-
terion-g}o1loiie, an @retcr 6oG-9lOe.
mO GoDIor9lucuue, ginqen cine IN
3eitungen ge6iiQte &oppfiite sic i6-
uen berGGdtig oorfam. sic bobeu
Oieiel6e oui lnO GntOeften in i6r Oen
&ei6nom eineS neuge6orenen &tnOeS,
melbem Elm Itorfe5 8on0 feit nm
ben 6olS qelpidelt mar. Gle 6ena6-
ri6tigten ben 8oli3iiten @daer, bonn
norO0itli6en Giitrifte, ser Sen flei-
nen 2eic6nam nod Scr &oli5eiitotion
bro6te 9ort murOe sic 2eibe bonn
Coroner SnslcD 6eiiGtigt; DER erlldr-
te, ooB ieiner 9lniitbt nob OoS Sino
le6enOig geboren rmO 0onn eruiirgt
morOen iei. Sic 2eid5e miro 6ellte
bonn StaOt @oitmortem-2lr5te Or. gt.
IS. &cirle iecirt mcrOen nm ieIt5u.
lteGen, o6 OoS &in0 an Stranguli-
rung ltur6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

benbouien bon Gang, SeegraS lti.w.
unteriut5t. Ga gie6ts immer boto-
uii6es mo 6olpgiibes @luteriol 5ur
@euiige. Sebr bdufie iinO oorin Oie
@e6GuIe ser 99eaDornihnede bertre-
ten, lno nod oicicn longen Oie Sbii-
Ter, pem nid)t etpa Elm Rieien.Eu.
i6enfrebS oOer Oie moblerboltene
Sbulpe oeS Sintepfiides ibre beion-
oere glufmertiomteit erre9t IN Der
Hegel 5ucrlt llpfeblbar miro nun
ieoeS geflln0ene SAnedenbous iofort
NIT ieiner Seffmung (@luuO) ans
Obr gebolten. @lon bat old bier
fir S6uedcn- lm0 Wtuideli6olen Ole
gemeiniame 9enennlmg @3uibeIn
n9u, tttet 9eine?" frogte Elm Guar
taner 0en on0eren. o9tatiirlihl
glber eS beiBt ni1t: iie tlltet ion
bern: iie fo6t." og(d, mas ioa
oo Dobl to6en, oo lit ia nic6tS orin.
g{ein, peiBt gu, meihe 0lutter bat
gelogt oos mGre @}ecrcSroui1en.
0aS S6ier lit 0a orouBen in ser
9}or0iee mf9epodien im0 bat iein
9ebtag ni6tS anOeres ee6ort ais OaS
8rouien oes @ieeres, imo oa, unO
nun. SD bin 6in5ugetreten lmO
frage: $50 iit Oem Oein Sbier, OaS
Ii6 10 genau oie NieloOie ser gtoroiee
eineeprdgt 6at?" Ser S6iiler 9udt
in Oen NhmO OeS @ebduieS, ltedt aldb
oen Singer in Die gSinOungen, 10
meit er reiAen fam, iiebt MIDI Damn
perleeen lG6elno oli iinO iragt nit
oieIen anoeren 5nglei6, p9Sopon
fomnt OaS ocnn2" ~ ,0aS er5Gble
i6 cu6 in ser ndbiteu Stunoe; itedt
MIR cine 9ln5a6l @eaborner IN ole
Eolbe unO bringt iie Damn mitl"
glls i6 sur nGbiten 3ooIosielhmoe
in ole alaile trete, baben ole meiiten
@uartaner cine @eQ6ornidneden-
l6ale por ii6 auf Dem Gid liegeu,
an oie iibrigen pert6eile i6 cine gln.
5u6l BON @e61uien Ser @othmgen
Gpprea, GonuS, @ohito, Strom6ls
uIw. aus unierer Sbuliammhmg.
gIod6em 10 oQe Sdiiler nit elmer
Nfui6el perieben iiuO, loge id i0nen,
oaB lie iebt obiolite 9il6e 6elpa6ren
/ iiBten; crit menn nidt Der leiielte
| 9ltbem5ug mebr ST 6oren iet 60tten
! lie aui elm 3ei6en BON mir oaS @e-
bGuie ans 06r 5u 6alten lmO oui elm
3meites .3ei1en wieoer ob5uleben.
Gerlegen Ieben lib ole Sdiiler inter.
chamber an, lmo Damn beiBt eS: 1Sb
| babe gar ni1ts eebort. SD mtb
nicbt, i'd aud nibt II. {. 10. "- Gnn1
neriud6cn mir'S einmal anoerS. Sb
| Iinge @ub oen befannten Hein bor:
! ,Sintelht (oas 1T bier Der pIattoeilt-
I6e 9}ame fir Sdnede), Sinteltlt,
fpnlm 6erut, Itef oien 9tes iii 06rn
IT. ii. I. IL. g9enn S6r oann ehuaS
bort, miiBt S6r leiie nit Oen 5iiBen
trompelnl" 9as Miro gema6t.
9aIo muB i'd oem inmer louter
merOenoen @etrompel @in6olt i6im.
Ger 5uerIt 9eiro9te erfldrt: nSSa, ie
lallter Sic iongeu ilnO ie toller mir
nit sen 5iiBen trompelten, oeIto Iau-
ter ralibte oie Sduede.~ Syebt CT.
gi6t ii6 Die Grfl6riing non iel6it.
Gie Ourt6 Gone imp @erGli6 6erpor.
! geruieneu Sholhueaen 0ringen oud)
ms Suuere OeS Sdnedenae6duieS,
; lmO in Sen ii6 oamd6li6 oerengen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
Qe6ensmiiSe ans sdluermnt6.

&iQiam Samilon 30 Sabre alt
Der ais @lotoriii6rer ouf einem 8ou
Shore StroBenba6nmaggon iln9ir-
te no6m geltern @}oreen in ieiner
@obnrng 9}r 5t5, 0toro-@oIie.Str,
cine Goiis bon "a @rau Quediilber-
Su6limot lmo liegt ieBt in fritiidem
3uitonOe inn Ssroeltitiiben Soipitol
oornieOer Or. 9l6ra6au Saqobion,
Der Den Mann be6onOelt, erfldrte,
oaB Oeriel6e idmerlidb nit Dem 2eben
OuOonfommen merOe, Sumiion mar
i'm Stonoe, Dem 9lr3te ein5ugeitebeu,
Dab er OaS Silt aenommen babe,
neil ieine 6rou Ii6 bon i6m eetrennr
babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
etempclitcner anf gauf-G6cda.

&ai6in9toh 7. Sumi. Gas
6lnon8-Gomite oes Senats bat 6eute
elne 'Stempeliteuer bon 2 Gents nuf
leoep 9anfr@6ed unO @e9Iel i'm
9etroge bon So ooer me6r in sic
Srieesiieuerbill aiifgenommen, INN
$S,O00,000 Bis $10,000,OOO oif5u-
orlneen. 9lqe anoeren StempeIIteu-
erm mie iie OaS Saus OoreeidbIagen
9.at, purOen gutge6eiBen. 9}ur 9iirg-
IgoltS-Fapiere Wuroen Oabon befreit.
Sle Steuer BON ndt Gents ouf Elm
spiel &orten iuurOe bonn SenatS-Go.
mite nuf Orei Gents fir aarten ilnter
70 Gents pro Spiel reOu5irt. Iie
SSteuer anf &affee, Ebee uno Suder
OlIeb inberGnoert. Gie en0giiItige
S0ltimming iiber 0ie Steuer fiir3ei.
'un9Sberausge6er miro morgen por-
ssenommen. Die gan5e 9iIl miro
|'Itte ser ndbIten ISOLDE Dem Sena.
'e unter6reitet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

W{olen Gle MIDI, ipie icb lout I'M eis
mem 9u1e Ieie uno nreinen So0am
ouh 0n5l, ob'r 10, ooB er n,sb niGl
iie6t ic0o6 nHtb 66ren fam, wenrsaA
i'm rule
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

Ser 2ei6nom Der om leBten Sonn-
tag in i6rer @o6nlng 5u 0etour,
@1o., oeritor6euen 6rau W}arceaa
8or @oper ipilrOe am @}ittpo6 9toc6-
mittag IN Dem SSrie06ofe Ger @t. ga
bor-&ir6e 5t 9iodp 9}iOee, @}O., be-
eroiet. @altor 9S. 8. Slab 6ieIt ole
@ra6reoe lm0 Oiele Srauernoe mobn-
ten ser 9eerOigung bel. sic mar 5r
0etour ge6oren lno 5mar am A. St.
to6er 1865 mif Ser 6arm i6reS &a-
ters. Sie 6eirnt6ete i6ren @otten
&arrD s.. 9oDer in 1899 uno 6inter-
ldBt auBer i6m eine &obter, @milD
9oDer, lno einen So6u Sobn 9oper,
Iopie cine S6melter, GmilD E6omp-
ION, uno 5mei 9riioer, Granoille 6or
bon Denton, Nlo, rn0 Seize Sor BON
Greagertomn, Wl0. sic mur0e in i6s
rem So63eitSfleioe beeroi9t, ltno 0ie
@emeinoe ianN i6re SiebIin9S6Dmne
,.9eao GinOlD 9ig6t". 9lls 9o6rtltb-
TRIGGER irngirten sic SS. Sarrp 9ll-
buiq6, @}orriS @il6iOe, So6n 9ruer,
Charles Soug6 lmo SemiS &orner.
Sut6er Greager & S66ne woren Oie
2eiben6eltotter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
6 n t t a ( d t.

@alt; n@ringen Sie mir nal sic
eotterie5iebungSlilte unO Die @ein-
sartel~
&ellner: nSSSoipo9ll"
@alt (no6oem er Oie 2iite no6ge-
eben bat, fleinlailt); m @las Bier,
ReIlnerl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
@ ro B tnf d rift,

Sier ru5t ser oIte' Sdaffner Seiner(v
@r por Der gr0Bten S6quGser elmer,
0'runL @anO.rer gebe Fort BON bier,
Sonit itebt er auf r1TO ratidt nrit 9Ir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
g 9erfhtinunn.

. G Z q ! q I 7 9.
llrterofit6ier: ng9aS iinO Sic bon
@eruf?"
9tefrut: rIoftor ser Gbentiel"
llnterOffi5ier: ,,9fe6eu Ste Oo6
ltibt; Gbemie 1T feline &rantbeit, ion-
bern eine @rrungelI6oft Oes arie-
eeSl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
Die Ser. staatcu nuO bic sdweis.


Sern 7. SUM. - I'm Die ofo.
aO'nll9e Gage 5Wiiden oen @ereinie-
'e'l Staoten lno Der S6pei5 0u flG-
zen, ole our6 9eeintrG6tigung oes
%urloelS un0 Die 6lr6t, 0aB Der @r-
e eorf bon &ebenSmitteln aus oen Ser.
Slaaten na6 Der S6wei5 6ei6nitten
'oeroen mag. aompli5irt moroen it,
,olro Sons Sul5er, Ser neue @eianOte
Ser S9mei5 an Die Ser. Staaten bon
See' Sa6Oerit6noieen ais &ertreter
S' er commerSieaen unO ofonomiiben
y o',"9ele9enbeiten in Oielem 2anoe be-
s'e'fet lein. @s lin0 Dies SSo6n Sp5
Son 3iiri6, @roi. @m. 9iapparO bon
G per @enfer llniperiitdt uuO Oberit-
- om9eatenant SteamDfIp, BrdiiOent Oes
0erelnS iiir &rieQsaelanaene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

Ger ooriidtige 8oter.
Cater uSSinOer, gudt NAL ale in
>ie Gp1e rein oandt paar 0ogen
buiii fopunen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

9(bunnenteu, sic ben rSentidcm
GOrreipOuOcutcn" ridJt pinftlih OOer
nuresclmGhis cr6nltcu iinO scbetcu,
Der Office OaOOn per SelepBOu OOcr
Idriftli6 Mitt6eilnng 5n mn@cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
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n&efrlit W1iIler-Sie fino SoIs.
tilobauer BON 9errf?"
nSoDobl Serr Selome6el."
DS6on-oom fonmen &c man
poen Nforgen uo6 Ser S6rei6lhtbe
mo ipiBen &c meinen 8leiitift!"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
KALOUS

Mrs Thos. Nelson was quite i'll
last week with cholera morbis.
Mrs. VIM. Waneka visited a couple
OF weeks with relatives and friends
at Louisville and Lafayette.
The Aid Society meets with Mrs.
II. S. Stollar Friday, Nov. 2.
Les Briggs and Fred Faulkner
were Raymer callers Friday.
Quite few lost their potatoes that
were In the ground from the big
freeze last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner spent
Sunday with II. s. Stollar.
Harlan Quiggle bought Clarence
Williams REQ car at his sale last
week.
Miss Myrtle Hickman leaves for
Iowa Thursday, where she visits her
parents the next five months.
Mrs. James Pospicial and son
Martin were Keota callers Wed.
Mrs. Ella Larkin is visiting at
Newton, Kansas at present.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
ITEMS FROM STONEHAM

John o. Pterson and family mo-
tored to Holdrege. Nebraska Thurs
day, where they will spend two
weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. d. Northrup. who has
been seriously i'll, is out again.
The Stoneham State Bank reports
good success in the sale of liberty
bonds.
John c. Dugan is erecting a nice
brick building so so.
Simon w. Fox, OF Keota, spent sew
eral days here last week looking af-
ter his business.
Cole Watson t"Happy") has sold
his restaurant to Roy E. Applegate
who has also purchased the produce
business of T. c. Rook. Happy" is
now erecting a cozy home where he
and his wife will take life easy.
Mesdames Cunningham and Pike
of Shelby, Nebr.. who have been Wis
iting their sister. Mrs. w. c. Pike
left recently for their respective
homes.
Chas. Wilkin is visiting his sister
in Illinois,
Miss Anna Bornhoft, who has been
quite sick. is improved and is visit
ing her brother. Guss. in the coun.
try.
Mr. and Mrs. Sedan have moved
TO their new home east OF town.
II. X. Neiderjohn and family spenI
Sunday in Sterling, the guests of
p. Burney and family.
The w. &. T. u. met Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. John
huHydH.
Miss Edna Keep has been suffer.
ing from severe attack of pleuris,
The Nordell family, who have
sold their farm, was gladly surpris
ed by host OF friends Friday even
ing. An enjoyable evening was
spent, at the close of which all par
took OF the well filled baskets brol
by the invited guests.
Mr.. Pereau OF the Sterling Hard.
ware and Implement Company, was
in town on business Saturday
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
SCHOOL NOTES

The children of the primary room
are anticipating Halloween by
getting ready their Jack o. Lantrns
and false faces.
Lois Scolton became the heroine
of the day when she came to school
Tuesday morning carrying a real
live pumpkin" with her.
Mrs. Hewitt's room started IL
brary this week Officers have been
elected, and the books are to be used
by the fifth and sixth grades
The fifth grade under Mrs Hew-
III will give dramatization of a read
ing lesson in Assembly period to-
morrow at 1880 a. m.
Mrs. Brown has one more scholar
Theresa Whited having started Mon
day, This gives her a total of 3g
scholars in third and fourth grades
The Sophomore class organized
last Thursday. electing as officers,
Elsie Norberg President. Edith
Haight president, and Rayona
Bloom Secretary and Treasurer.
The pubhlis is invited to attend
the school assemblies at l1:O0 a. M,
every Monday and Friday held at
the Auditorium. ..
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
SOLOMON R0DKIN WRITES
FROM CAMP FUNSTON

Camp Funston. Oct. 25, 1917.
Dear Cir Graves
Many thanks for sending us your
paper Nothing more encouraging
to us than than home paper. More
so, when the paper Is being improy-
ed as yours was the past couple OF
weeks.
Next to the letters from home and
home papers. comes the Y. NJ. c. A.
There is one Y NJ c. A. building
for every or s batallioons. It's
our gathering place. Here we write
letters. play checkers. chess, three
guardsmen. etc. Here lectures are
given on various subjects; movies
every other night; French classes
are organized and as soon as firmly
established, transferred to different
companies.
Newspa ers are here at all times.
Our Y. NJ. c. A. has very large Ii
brary. Needles to say that all this
is absolutely free. You will form a
fair idea OF the activities of the Y.
NJ. C. A. from the fact that more
than one thousand letters are writ
ten in each one of their buildings
daily, and all the writing accomo-
dations are furnished free of charge
Many a soldier boy, would feel
rather miserable were 1t not for the
Y. NJ c. A.
Most OF our company will leave
in few days for Camp Kearney
California. to fill the 10th National
Guard division II is rumored that
the remaining mostly non-eommis-
stoned officers) will help to whip
the coming colored troops into shape
Thanking you again and wishing
you success, Remain,
Sincerely and cordially yours,
SOLOMON RoDKIN
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
HOPE VIEW

Frank Roach and Ray Senton have
returned home from a trip in the
western part OF the state.
Harry and Wilhelm Weiland at
tended a class party given at the
home OF Mrs. Carrie Artley last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Weiland gave
a farewell dance Saturday night in
honor OF their daughter. Freda, who
left this week to spend the winter In
Omaha. Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Toyne and chill
dren went to Morgan Friday.
Mrs. Peterson OF Omaha is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. d. Boettcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boettcher and Mrs.
Peterson visited Fort Morgan Thurs
day
Miss Pearl Toyne had as her din
ner guests Sunday. Miss Wilkin. and
Messrs Wood and Rowin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andrews went
to Raymer Wednesday.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
Building Big Barns

VIM. Sandstead has completed ar
rangements for the building of new
barn on his place northwest OF Mer-
ino. will be the most modern build
ing of its kind in the community and
the material will all be picked. The
floor space is 40x60, Grain bins
harness room and other conveniences
will be handily arranged so that il
will be unnecessary to go out of doors
to care for the stock. Tom RuckeI
has the contract for the construction
work. -Merino Breez.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-01
FREEDOMS FLAG

A nation, born in honor's hour.
Flies Freedoms Flag to tell the
story;
A peaceful peoples pride and power
Defend thy stars and stripes, 'old
Glory"
a land of every land and pride.
A haven sought by prince and
peasant;
In Uncle Samuel's" domain wide
'Old Glory's' life and peace are
pleasant.
No tyrant's selfish rule shall come
To harass liberty, or boss 1t;
old Glory" waves for love of home.
And Freedoms Flowers OF Fame
endorse il.
To share this boon with all the world
We lay our lives upon the altar.
a shrine whore Freedoms Flags un-
furied
And Patriots heart-blood will not
ialter
j. Wayne Hoffman,
r. ID. 3, N. Phila. o.,
July 23, 1917.