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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

manner ot finishing bnrus. The uHe
0f red pnlnt In barn finish. which al
most became habit NOT long ago. is
slowly giving way TO less conspicuous
and more artistic methods OF finishing
Barns painted llght gray with white
trim, pure white with urht-Hntad
roofs. and in many other yipusing
ways, are now quite common through
OUT the country.
A combination burn built on the
Ines shown IN the accompanying Illus
rrluOus is a very convenient barn e1r
he smaller farms. Il Is structure
3B feet by +8 Feet designed In accord
nnce with modern practice and ar
ranged TO furnish spuce for the i've
stock. wagons and Implements Of
small farm.
The foundation ls vel built 0f con-
crete having the walls curried DOWN
below frost and up above grade 80
that moisture cannot get 10 the slIls
and rot the wood. The door ls q con-
crete throughout and IL level and dn-
Ished smooth. with the exception Of
the COW stable foor. In which the mnn-
rer and gutter ara formed. The smooth
concrete door ls easily kept clean and
Is therefore an Ideal floor In all purrs
0f the barn except In the horse STALLS
where the hard sdrface IL objection
able. In the Stalls wood block 0r
other floor may be laid over the con
crete. giving a construction which Ia
capable % renewal and Is not sub lect
70 settling. The concrete surface may
BE- made gritty In back of the COW
stalls 10 prevent slipping.
The door plan shows stabHnr for sil
cows in one corner 0f the burn. while
the opposite side Is given over % tht
horses. There IL srabinc for four
horses In the single stalls. and boz
stall Is furnished 20 ryuvide space foI
an animal which requires individual
attention. A harness room Is built
handy 20 the horse stalls.
There Is a small grain room and
spnce for wagons or implements, with
a convenient doorway 10 feet wide.
The concrete floor In the implement
room is Al Advantage, since il kegs
the wheels ot the Implements In thu
best ot condition.
Overhead ia a considerable storage
space f0r hay or other kinds Of f0d-
der. The nov Is nearly 80 feet IL.
hei iyhr, measured from the haymow
aBor, and this space Is free from posts
or crnsswise timbers. This now space
IL ample for the small farm and VIII
be greatly appreciated BY the farmer.
The now may be filed easily and
quickly by means CT horse fork
which operates from the projection al
the front end Of the barn
The hay-cnrrier track ls suspended
from the short collar beam close up
under the peak Of the root. The car
IL one OF the new varieties that work
so easily and freely that the oIdtime
horse-fork troubles are forgotten. The
car rolls our on the track projection,
so the foris drops lightly onto the cen
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

ming the distance between the plates
OF the side walls, firmly tied together
and braced by the roof sheathing The
gamhrel shape Is used Tor the root.
and there are no cross braces fr0m one
side OF the barn 10 the other 70 clut-
ter up the haymow Cross braces IN
terfere with the storage space, and are
eliminated, since they are not needed
% develop the strength 0f this type
Of barn. Another advantage iL the
plank frame construction ls found in
the ease OF construction. II Is not
Necessary % call IN an of the neigh
bors 10 get the barn framed The roof
trusses, which were formerly heavy
and hard 70 place, have been replaced
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

saw Il IN the girls Delightfully."- fur
uished living room. realized that II
took very gracefully, the place Of
'realIY-truIyr bookcase.
There are many things Ike this I;
small, unpretentious affairs made 20
Accommodate a reasonable number OF
books, taking up not so much space
IN a room, but yet giving that pleas
ant atmosphere OF books which no
room can really afford TO DO without.
For books are sociable creatures and
even II there isn't always time to hold
one in the hand, everyone likes 70 see
them about. So If you have too few
books 70 warrant your getting a full
tedged bookcase, do get a small book
stand A very sensible kind. with two
shelves and four nice legs can be had
In mahogany or oak; both shelves may
be used for books. or only the lower
one
Another bOokstand. which only
comes ii imitation mahogany, and de-
signed TO hold a double number OF
books, and which has, oh. ioyi a
drawer, Is another decided possibility
for the possess5r OF too few books. OF
too many. In fact. these are SO many
OF these little odd pieces thar IL would
be difficult to decide which one to
get, and Gui-e easy, on the other hand.
TO get several At any rate, they have
solved the perpleEng problem Of how
70 place a few books, and We are
thankfuL-InGanapolIs Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
PROPER TRAINING FOR COLT
Aeeustoni u to Eating Grain Before
Taking From Mother--She uld
Be Halter Broken

We never yet have weaned a colt
but that Il was used 10 eating grain
before being taken from its mother.
consequently there was practically no
loss IN flesh or growing. says a writer
in an exchanges.
We also have each colt halLsr bro
ken By the time It Is ready to be
wenued.
This thing Of letting colts ran until
two and three years old before putting
halter on them "a not good Les. ,ssS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

ter Of the load and the big forirfuIs
are lifted easily, quickly and noise
lessly. The large upper doors arp =
feet In width and l8 feet in height, a
size large enough 10 give free ucress
20 large toriSful of hay without knock
Ing Zainst the sides.
The door sill reaches down TO admir
forSruls Of hay with a lower hoist IN
tiI the NOW IL well filed.
The perspective view Of the barn
gives suggestion which Is useful.
The round watering tank may be made
az the same time the foundation walls
and stable door are made, so the whole
iob Il finished while the mixing tools
are on the ground.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

Edirh's grandfather had been dead a
good many years and his picture hung
In her parents room one day she went
visiting her little playmate, whose
grandfather played with them and
amused them % their hearts content.
When Edith returned home she said
% her mother, I wish I had a grand
daddy that walks and not Just one that
hangs on the WALL
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Picture Sports Hat.

Dutch windmiIls. trees, birds. land
seapes and wreaths os French lac
guered flowers are all belrg appllaued
or embroidered around the crowns OF
sports hats OF velour and felt. Con.
ventionahzed beetles and other insects
are earelessly scattered about the
brims. too.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Main FIoer ~ Small cenbinatien
Barn

BY the light trussed rufters and thus
the greatest difficulty In construction
has been eliminated.
With the improvements IN barn con
structi0n there have been other notice
able Developments during recent years.
Problems of ventiIation and lighting
have been given serious Consideration,
with the result that modern barns.
from the smallest 70 the largest. are
heing equipped with Efficient ventila-
ton systems and more and larger win
dows. Devices which save time and
energy have been placed on the mar
ker and are being Used 10 help the
farmer reduce the tedious part OF his
work TO a minimum. The changes OF
recent years have even affected the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Eerrihle Thourht.

Philip, being an enthusiastic auto
mobIlist, though only four years old.
had heard a great deal OF talk about
carburetOrs. one evening. lying oa
the door with his dog Bob, he said /:
Bob got so cross at the postman to
day that he dr0wIed and drowled till
I thought he'd drowi all the carbU.
retOrs out 0f his neck"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

,he size according to taste. Jss sap
OF the case should be scallOped ana
flower OF conventional design en-
broidered on II. A touch Of color san
BE- lntroduced by lining the case in any
pastal shade.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

single large nail run through each end
VIII hold the bar in its place. Diagram
A Illustrates this.
Ias wood can be painted the same
color as the wall, and suspended IA
this manner the broOms will last long
er than they do IL they are allowed 10
rest on their bristles when not in use.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
One suaq.stIen.

1T seems 10 be forgotten that this
Is leap year"
I shouldn't think so By the way
folks are jumping to conclusions"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
a Distinction.

Whom Is pretty Mrs. Gaddy n
mourning forT'
Nobody. that I know OF. but 81.
ls In black FOR her husband"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Provides for the Housing Of Live
Stock, Machinery ETC.,
Under One Root.
HAYMoW MADE A FEATURE
Form sf Construction Enables Il 20 5e
Filled Easily and cuiesiY-Ar1ple
stabling for siE Cows ard
Five Horses, wien Har.
ness 7cor1.
sy WILLIAM a. RAoFoao.

Mr. william Radf0ri viii answer
questions and give Advice FREE OF
CGg'r on al SUB acta pertaining % the
subject % building work. on the tarm, Tor
the readers % this paper on acrount 90
hts vfde experiences ~ Editor. Author and
Manurtcturrr he lH without Doubt tina
AddraaH al Inquiries % william A. RAD
f1rf No. EgT P~uirte avenue, chicago.
H.. and only inclcse two-cant stamp f8r
reply.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
DEFECTIVE HORSES
IN PUBLIC SERVICE
Agricultural Department Collects
Data Regarding Unsounc-
ness Of Stations.

CFrum the Uuitsd States Department ct
Agricultlrel
Reports received from IS OF the
states having laws regulating the pub
lie service Of staIliOns show the fol-
lowing percentages OF UnsoundneIs IN
staIlI0us out Of 2,G4O reported cases:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04

However, such large classification IL
not possible In most localities, as the
larger amount OF money necessary can
not be raised. The best plan, ard the
most beneficial one, perhaps, would be
% hold an exhibition for weanIInss and
yearlings GuIy. II the community or
district has a fairly large number OF
purebred horses, separate classes could
be provided for purebreds and grades.
The question OF having classes for
both light and heavy horses will de-
pend upon whether sufficient attention
Is being given to the production Of both
classes.
Financing an Exhibition
In securing the necessary funds %
finance such an exhibition as 4 colt
show a number OF different plans have
been suggested In Minnesota one
show is financed by the stallion own
ers, each giving SIS In cash prizes. 70
be divided among the colts sired by
his stallion Another plan Is 70 have
the CSunty Horse Breeders association
or the vuriOus farmers' clubs contrib-
ute sufficient money TO finance the
SHOW, while still another scheme Is for
the local bank or banks 10 furnish the
money for premiums and other ex-
penses.
However, the most popular and COM
moa method Is 70 90 among the bust
ness men OF the community and secure
Subscriptions In sufficient amount 10
pay all expenses OF tlse show.
All premiums should be designated
by neat, but inexpensive ribbons on
which are printed the name Ot the
show, the year. and the classes TO
which they belong.
Suitable Trophy.
While the premiums In the individual
classes should consist Of cash awards.
Il Is suggested that the championship
ssl,sszFaf - srrffahl fr,erFfu - Oh
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-01-04
Suitable Trophy.

While the premiums In the individual
classes should consist Of cash awards.
Il Is suggested that the championship
prize consist OF a suitable trophy rash
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Carl nidt ms SelO sic5cn.

Sic Gireftoren ser Nforpl1nOer-
&noben-Sdlle, meIAe geItern i'm
,Gotbbauie ibre 0lonats. .Geriamm-
lung botten, mieien oos @eIu6 oeS
Superintenoenten Ser SduIe, g. 8.
Taulfner, in Die 9lrmee eintreten 5u
0iirfen, ob. Sr. 6oulner 6ot oen
lponiI6-amerifoniiden Grieg mitqe-
modt unO lit Elm 9ieierOelicutcnont.
0ie Gireftoren iino uber ser 9[nIidt,
oaB Sr. 6uulfner iebt nod nicbt ee-
broil6t miro, Oa iidb 6ereits 10000
W2onn fir Offi8iersIteIlen eemeloet
boben, pGbreno MIR 10000 ben0-
t6igt weroeu lmo OaB Sr. 6aulfner
ais @orIteber Der anobenI6ule Dem
Staote BON grOBerem 9}useu 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
anrsc etaOtneriofcitcu.

Serr @eorge 81. 9entcl belt geitert
9lbcub einen 8ortrag i'm oG6riitlihen
&erein Sunger MGnner" an Der @de
BON 8ronflin- im0 Got6eorol-StroBe
Ger Gampfer nGreamlano" lit &c.
itern o6gefobren unO fir bunoert
Gage bon Ser 9leeierune iibernom-
men uoroen.
@enerol 6rancis 6. @oters feiert
belIte ieinen 6t. @e6urtstog lmo BAT
SIT @bren Oes Cages ser 9unoesregie-
ring fem Saus 9lr. 1t14, gtorO-Gol.
pert-StroBe, fir iroenO pelde
ariegs5wede foltenfrei oneeboten.
&err @oters itammt aus Snop Sill
lnO lit elm mormer 6reuno oes Bun.
oeslenQtors Sobu @aIter Smit9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
syrS6Iidje stmnOsn.

Seinen %. @e6itrtstag feierte Sr.
6riOolin aaiier, Sobn Oes Serrn
CHARLES saiicr, cines aamerooen oes
,0eltl6en ariegerbunoes" IN ieiner
gSobnlng, Olr. 1880, 9iomIe9ltrnBe.
Seine pieIeu Srennoe unO 6reunOin.
men botten Dem jungen Yanne iiidt
MIR Die 6erali6iten @liidwiinlde,
ionoern ou9 oieIe id0ne llno niisli9e
@eIdenfe onrge6ro6t. Sr. &aller
bate es ii6 ni9t nebmen lalIet, lellle
6reunoe nirS 8eite 5u beipirtben-
llnter6oltltneen oler glrt geltoltetell
oen 9lbeno 81 einem duBerIt Treuol'
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
glnse6Iider SyniuclcnOic6.

Ger % Sabre olte Sarrb 8. Sic
monn, Der ongo6, in einen Sotel Der
StoOt 5u pobnen uno Der Sobn eineS
reiben S6u6fobrifanten in 8roof-
Ign, 9}.-Yy 5u iein muroe geltern
bon Dem @oli5ei-S Sergeonten Charles
$. Burns llno Dem @oli6iiten 6run.
els McGleon bonn meitli6en Diitrift
bcrboftet, ais er in einem 2eibgeidGft
einige ShmudgeeenitGnoe oerieben
molte. @r miro fir Elm beutiges
@er6or feItgeboIten imter Der 9ei6uI-
oigung, cine eoloene llbr itno &ette
uno 0iomantrinee I'M @ertbe bon
$265 bon gIonnie @orfielo, in Scr.
1917 g8eIt SoDette StroBe, unO
Sdmudio6en I'M @ertbe bon iiber
$50 BON Srau @iaiom S6omon in
Scr. 1903, &eit- t-Sopette- StroBc, ge.
Itoblen 5u bo6en. @S miro geIagt.
ooB ser ilnge Siemonn idmere Ser.
lutte ouf Dem &eunplos eebabt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
@cfa6rlidc 9lmtu-Gullilion.

gtm6ltlon5pogen fro6te in Wiotor
fo6rroo nit &iidpoeen. lin
foa ereignete ii9 an Ger @de boz
McW}eben.Str. II. @utap.@lace
Or. 9. $. @rowt pom MorD.
lano @eneraI-SoipitoI idWer Der.
lett.
Or. 9. $. @rolpt bonn N}orplon>
@eneroI-Soipitol 5og iidb idmer5li9C
Serleblngen 81, ais Der 9Im6ulon5.
pogen, in mel9em er fli6r, an Oer
@de BON @utam-8loce lnO WlcNle-
denitraBe NIT einem Motorfobrror
coGiOirte. 60 beftig mar ser gln-
proa, oaB ser glr6t our6 Ole S9ub-
iNei6e geibIerOert purOe lno BON
ben @losi6er6en tiefe S9nittuunoen
an 2ippe lno Sbr 0aDontrug. gluBer-
Dem bate er 9[bi6iirfungen am gan-
5en 9orper erlitten.
Ser Chauffeur oes gLm6ulon5ma.
gems, @ulton s. Wialltrom, BON gtr.
Az Sit 81. Str, erlitt lnbeOeu-
tcnoe &erlesuneen p6bren0 Der 9en-
fer OeS Motorfa6rrnOes, @iaiom $,
Straub aus Carolina, welder iidJ
bier in g1r. 1871, SIt.OliperItr., ouf.
bdlt, libel nlitgenommen muroe. @r
5og ii6 beim Stlir5 BON ieinem 6abr-
5eug cine er6eblicbe Serlebung am
Slim 5ii ino nuBeroem einen 9iippen-
truG. @omdro Is. 9laoro bon gtr.
1401, gtoro-9rooomoD, wiroe aus
Nem 9iiidiib ocs Motorfobrrooes ge-
ibIeuOert unO bro6 ieine Scale bein
6allen. Die 0rei i9peroerleBten
WGnner mur0en in eineni por6eifob-
renOen gLuto ms O}orDlnno General
&oipital gei6offt. @uitop 8. Nlol-
Itrom miro iib 6eute in Ger noromelt-
li6cn Boli5eiItdtion pegen unoAt-
lamen 6o6rens 81 Oerantporten 5o-
ben. 0os glm6ulan5-gluto Elm &rait-
mogen BON @m. Goof, bon gtt. SOP,
SIt-9lort6- -9lpe., 6efonO li6 oui ser
SSobrt nod 9Sinlico, INN eineu bonn
SSfer6e eeitiir5ten SodeD 81 Siilie 5ll
ellen. Gos Wotorfa6rraO mar Ooll-
ItGnoig oemolirt, mG6reno Der 9lmbu-
lan5lpogen MIR lei9t beiddOigt
nur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

0ie @ebeimpoli5ci fonnte Den 0ie-
ben meIbe eeitcrn 5wiiden 10 llbr
Mitterna6t umO 6 llbr Moreens i'm
Scr5en ser Stoot 5pei S9oufenitcr
einoriidten un0 @oaren I'M @e-
ianmtpert6 BON ungei66r $500
erbeuteten, nod nid)t oui Die Spur
fommen. Sin @oli5iIt entoedte &C.
Itern Morgcn Elm 9oh in Oem S6ou-
feniter oes Syumelierlaoens bon Gorl
S6on, g}r. 100, t-Sarotogaitr.,
oie 0iebe botten ollie our6 oaS 2od)
ergreif6oren S9mud @eeenitGnOe,
boiIptl6dlib 9tinge, mitgenommen.
@ertbpolle Spiben muroen aus Dem
2ooen bon SRI. 9folie W}alooi, Scr.
347, 9foro-Gborles- -StroBe, geltob-
len. Sri. Moloof CAB Der @ebeim-
poli5ei cine 9ei9rei6rng bon 5wei
MGnnern, peI6e Dor einieen Sagen
in i6rem 2ooen paren imo icb nad
Dem @reiie bon Spisen erflnoiet
6otten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Scr SSalutcr-s senIatiOnSprOscF.

Gie Satin oes oes Mor6es onge-
flogten @roieiiors ouf Dem
8eu9enltanoe. n 9ringt i6re ei-
gene @bre 5um Opfer in Dem
gemii6en, oen @otten 81 retten.
gert6ciOieuns Itiist lib alf Die
g8obniinns.Tbeorie.
G6riItianSburg @n., 8.
Wloi. - 6rou Charles 6. gowter,
oie 6ellte in Dem @ro5eiic gegen ib-
rem @ottelt, oen @rofeIior am girgi-
mia 8olDtebnifllnL melder Der Or
moroune BON Stodton Set6, il, on-
qeflagt lit, oen 3eu9enltono betrot,
CAB 3u, oaB fie frii6er in unerlalb'
ten ge3ie6ungen NIT Seth geitonOen
babe, erflGrte ieOod, oaB Set6 weni-
ge Stunoen Dor ieinem SoOe einer
9[ngriff ouf iie begongen babe. 6roll
gopter, sic ibren eieenen 0iuf Dem
genui6en, ibren @otten 81 retteu,
5um Spfcr bringt, ioete, ooB iie in
Set6 oerliebt mar, ooB iie aber itets
ieiue 9ie6es6e5eugiingen 5uriidtpies
menn Tie nidt inter Dem @influiiC
oes 9[lfobols ItonO.
Gie @ert6eioigune be9onn beiitC
nit Dem @or6ringen bon gepeiSma.
teriol, ooS ooju oienen loll, 81 er.
6GrtelL ooB gopter 5ur 3eit ser ge'
ge6ung Der G6at geiitcseeitort mar
Nlebrere 9(er6te ioeten aus, OoF
&npter offenbor geiIteSfronf 9eipeier
Iei ais cr 9riefe an Setb ri6tete, in
ocnen CT iiber Ole &opter- Somilien.
9lffoireu iprn6.
SSrou @alpter io9te itber oie @or.
eGnge 1lnmittelbor Dor uno nod oet
ShieBerei aus.
Sic erfldrtc, Dob @opter, no6oenr
er Setb critboiicn, erflGrt babe. sd
babe ole 6anlilien-gbre gerettet uni
i6 merOe I'M &ro5eB meine Clipper
oeriieeeIt balten Inn Define Gbre 81
lc6iiten."
sic babe ibm oorauf eeontportet
ooB iie cine Siibne fir ibre SiinoC
iuden peroe, inoem iie ibre eigen'
@bre preiSeeben wcroe, Inn ocn @ot
ten 5u rettep,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Sencr Oum Sinh OcrnrIadlt.

SIN erIten Stodperfe Oes Saules
g2r. $50, Golumbia-9loe., DelGes bon
6rou 6lorence Romans belpobnt
miro, entltdno geItern Elm 5euer, oas
bon Dem So9terHen Der 6roi Jio-
mans, Der 5.iGbrigen @ona, oerur-
Io6t murOe, Die beim Spielen NIT
Strei66ol5ern Die |ortieren m 9roro
itcdte. sic itedte auA elm gett i'm
5meiten Stodperf in 8ronO. 5rou
9iomans alarnlirte Die 6eueripebr,
Der es eelong, Der 6lammen bolO
Serr 5u iperOen. Der ongeri1tete
S6o0en lit gerine. IS wrroe gSie.
mano OerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
enltan utreM 6is in 0en EOS. z

2on6on, 3. Wiai. II Der @roB.
be3ier Galdot @al6a Oriidte Dem
u6remOenblott~ eegeniiber ieine bon.
itdnoige 3ufrieoenbeit NIT ieinem Be
iu6 an Die @littelmd4te imO oeren
6rieOenSausii6ten aus, beiBt es in
einem @iener Eeleeraum. 0es Sui
tons leste @orte an oen 8eribteritat-
ter, ebe er Gonitontinopel perlieB,
iDnren:
0Sogen Sic Oen perbiinoeten Serr.
lhern ooB i6 treu bis in oen 500 81
linen halten meroe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
NOiebner beitrnft.

gu elmer @eIOitrofe bon 500 itno
Soften puroe geitern Der % Sabre
olte CHARLES Merb, cine Waeseer bon
Ser. SOL, GoIumbio-glbenue, bon
Gibter Sormollon in Der Z liiowelt'
liden @oli8ciltotion berurtbeilt unter
Der @eiduIoigune, oeroor6enes6liel6
berfouft 6u boben. 6rmt WIoggie
goB bon SIR. 144S, @iconlico-Str.,
botte oen Softbefebl eeeen @lers
ousiteaen loiien. @eridieoene onoere
8elaen troteu ecgen ocn 9lngci@ul-
0igteu ouf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
eeiucu eeiOcm crlcscm.

Ser 90 Sabre olte 5. Q. 8Iad-
burn bon G6ur6oiIle, @}Oy erlo5
geitern I'M llniperiitdts-Soipital oen
innerli6en @erleBuneen, Die er erlit-
ten bate, ais Iein Wiotorio6rrao bor-
geitcrn ouf ocm Gbur6Oille @ife ee-
gen einen Stein6ailien itieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Slns OcntIdjcm gScrcimcu.


Ger nGelltic6e 2rieger6unO~ bdlt iei-
nen monotliden 9lppell. - SUI
moriitiidc lluter6olhug oeS
nGcutidcn S6cotcroereins.~ -
0MeloOie" 5eigt rcge G6dtigfeit.
Srifft arrangements fir sic
6rii6iabrsiaiion.
Syn 9(6meien6eit Ocs Souptmonns
g9il6clm Soer er0ifnete geitern
9l6enO ser 1. 2ieutenont $. SanfS
oen monotliben 9lppell ocS rGcut-
i6cn 9riegerbunOes" i'm gereinS-
lofolc, 9liiffeps Solle an Der 9loro-
8reoerid- StroBe. Gerielbe mar aus
no5mspeiic Itarf beiuht. @S puroen
ncri6ieoene lallfenoe @eihdfte erie
Oigt unO ein6 GinloOung pon o@er'
monio 0uortett Club" enteegens
genommen ioipie cine iolde 81 ei-
nem 6omilien-9lusflug nab Sen-
fert @orf oonn Baltimore 9aDern.
&erein." GoneroO Simon Shapiro
mur0e ais Ielegot gum nllnabb1ngi-
gen 9iirgerperein" ernaunt. Gin nett
er &ameroO murOe in ben uSrieger-
buno" oufgenommen.
nGeuti6er Z Sbeoterperein."
Gas gereinslofol oes nGeutiden
E6eoterpereins," Ser 9erliner SOL
an ser 9torO-%oco.StroBe. iab ge-
Itern 9l6euo oiclc. Nlitglieoer Oes
,Geutihen E6eoterpereins" beriom-
melt, Oie iid cine bunoriitii6e Duo-
Scene, r@roicfor @oiiermann" an
Ie6en pollten. Gos fleine Stiid fono
olloemeinen 9eifoll Ourd] ieine but
moriItiI6c Scencn. Gem @rdiiOenten
0eS @ercins ggil6. llngerer purOen
sic @liidlpiini6e 5ur glnflnft eines
5meiten So6ncs, Srieori6 &orl, 5ll
G6cil. Ger n@ermonio Guortett
Glu6~ botte cine @inloOung gum
StiftuneSfeit unO Ball ergeben loi-
fen.
,&orpGrts."
Ser ociellioe @erein ser illh9en
0omen Oes Eurnpereins n@or-
mGrtS~ 6ielten geitern 9lbenO no6
ser SurnItlmoe cine fur5e @eriomm-
luna, Inn Iih ii6er oas in 9lusiidt
aehommene Nioifeit ols5uipreden,
meldes am 80. W1oi in Ser Enru6alle
oes @ereins an Scr @eIt.2erington-
StroBe gege6en perOen ioll.
nN} }eloOi
Sine 6omilienilnter6olting feierte
ser @eIangocrein .Nlelo6ie~ ecItcrn
9l6cno in 9iieB' SaIIe an 5orreit.
StroBc, wcl6e gut beIu6t mar. GoS
Gergniigungs Gonite botte oafiir
gelorgt OoB sen 9lnweienOen genuB-
rei6e Stun0eii ge6oten ipllrOen. gln-
Der @eIougsportrdgen unO 9lnipro-
den BON Seiten ser @iitglieoer brod-
te Serr S6por5 einige bumoriitiIIe
2ie0er gum @ortag, pel6e Die 3ubo.
rer 5u 9o6frdmpfen binriiien. Sir
quite Eon5muiif mar geioret, 10 oaB
sic San5lititigen ouf ibre Soften fos
men. 9lm 13. @}oi miro Ser 8erein
einen 9[usflug nod genfert's &arf
MAIDEN, fir ipeIden oas @ergnii-
gungs-@omite eroBe gorbereitlngen
gctroffen Bat, Der bofientlid bon i6o-
mem getter bcgleitet, rebt gut be-
iudt iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
CUR 0lcOnftiOn Ocs g9ei5cnprciic8

Sttnma 3. W}oi. Sir Sbo.
mas GSbite, Der 6inan5miniiter,
madte berte i'm Eorlament ole SIN.
filnoisung, oaB @lGne inter 9ero-
tbung ieien iiir eemeini9oftlide
S9ritte GanaOa's uno ser @ereinis-
ten Staaten 5weds 9ieouftion oes
g9ei5enpreiles.