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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
WELL ORGANIZED

E. V. Jefferson came over from
New Rockford Friday on short
leave of absence from his COM
pany and visited with home folks
over Sunday. He had just been
vaccinated on one arm and in
occulated on the other, but out
side of that was feeling fine. He
reports that the company is we'll
organized and will soon be mus
tered into the federal service
Under the temporary organiza-
tion he is holding down the job
of corporal.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
CROP OUTLOOK NOT BAD

While we are not going to have q
bumper crop in this section this year,
we are going to have . good crop.
Farmers are now harvesting their rye
and winter wheat, and these crops are
much better than was expected some
time ago. Rain is needed for the
other crops.
The weather has been ideal for corn
during the past month, but potatoes
needs more moisture.
Farmers are busy with their hay
and rye harvest, but it is said are
short of help.-McHenry (Foster co.,
Tribune.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
SOLICITED FUNDS MERE


Rev. Geo. B. Galley, of Valley
City. representing the American
Sunday School Union, was a Wis
itor in our city Tuesday solicit
ing funds for the organization.
This is the Tooth anniversary of
the union and during the 100
years it has done a great amount
of good work in organizing Sun
day schools and thus reaching
the young people. Their work
reaches communities that are not
touched by other missionary or
ganizations.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
LET THEM FIGHT FOR THEIR FLAe

In discussing the matter of
the better than two million white
males 81 years of age or over,
who are not citizens or who have
declared their intention of be-
coming citizens, the Saturday
Evening Post says: MANY are
subjects of the allied powers, and
recent act of congress author
ICES the enlistment and recruit
ing Of them for military service
under their own flags. The en-
listment and recruiting ought to
proceed briskly. This is u poor
time for man without coun-
try"
This view will be concurred in
by the people of America. Many
of these men who live in the
United States and still remain
citizens of a foreign power have
come to America because they
believed that their opportunities
were greater here, says the
Mandan Pioneer. They are the
men who are willing to accept
the opportunities but are not
willing to do aught else for the
government in which they live.
They left the country of their
birth because of a lack of just
those things that they have found
in America, yet if they have not
been willing to assume citizen
ship in this country they must
bear in their hearts an allegiance
for the old country.
These men have equal oppor-
tunity in America with the young
men of American birth. And
today when we are drafting our
Am erican manhood into great
army to enter into a terrific
world war that was not of our
starting, these alien residents
are permitted to escape such
service. It is we'll that this
country should pick these men
out and return them to their
government. 1t is not fitting
that these aliens should be per-
mitted to remain in this country
and reap the benefits of escap'
ing military service while our
young men go to die in the
trenches of France.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09

The street com missioner has
been having the weeds cut along
the streets this week, which
greatly improves their appear
ance.
"The Ne'er.Do. Well" by Rex
Beach, will be presented at the
Bijou theater on Thursday even
ing. August %. This photoplay
is in ten reels and features Kath-
|lyn Williams and the cast which
made "The Spoilers" famous:
Miss Josie Johnson, with her
mother and smaller sisters and
brothers. left Tuesday for the
northwestern part of the state,
where they will make their fu.
ture home.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
FAIR YIELD AND GOOD QUALITY

Practically every farmer in
this vicinity is now in the har.
vest field. Many are cutting
with headers, owing to the short
ness of the grain. From reports
coming in so far we Judge that
the crops, while short and some
what thin on the ground, will
still make fair yield and that
the quality will be very good
Dickey Reporter.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
DEMONSTRATED THE sHockEa

The Hope Implement company
demonstrated their new shocker
Saturday on a field of grain just
east of town. The machine did
it's work in a very satisfactory
manner and would undoubtedly
pay for itself in labor saved in a
short time. The shocks contain
from seven to eleven bundles,
according to their size, and are
bound with twine before being
set up by the machine. Quite a
number of the farmers and busi'
ness men of the community wit
hessed the demonstration.
Read the cream check state
ment on page 5.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09

failing traitors and alien enc.
mics is quite proper and should
be done in every case, but we'd
like to see the cusses put to
work and made to earn their
keep. Taxing loyalty to feed
disloyalty does not appeal to US.
Billings Co. Herald.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
A new TITLE

L. j. Fullmer wore a broad
smile Monday while passing the
inform; tion among his friends
that he had acquired a new title
and dignity. The title comes as
the result of the arrival of fine
daughter at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilmer Erstad, of 924
Fourth avenue N, Fargo, and the
dignity comes natural to any
person who secures the title
of "Grandpa." The young lady
arrived on the morning of Aug
ust and reports state that she
and her mother are both getting
along very nicely.
Live merchants find advertis
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09

With the handsome Yankee
girls kissing them goodbye, and
the fuzzy French misses hugging
them a warm welcome on the
other shore, who wouldn't like
to rally around the tlag?-Hills-
bOrO Banner.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
STORES GO ON CASH BASIS

Following the lead of most of
the general stores of the state,
the Makoti leading stores have
sent out notices that hereafter
they will do a strictly cash busi-
ness, says the Makoti Sentinel.
In commenting the Sentinel
goes on to says that, with the
short credits given by the whole
sale houses and the manufac-
turers, it is impossible for the
merchants to carry on business
as heretofore.
While the new plan will prob
ably work hardship on some,
we believe in the long run it will
result in a big saving for every
one. Doing a credit business
and carrying from $4,000 to $10,-
900 of accounts makes it neces-
sary that the merchant pay in.
terest on the money to carry
these accounts and he therefore
must charge that much more for
his goods, while under a cash
basis he can sell his goods from
10 to 20 per cent cheaper.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
Horray Horray!

We do not expect to enlist right
now but we're mighty glad that
everyone doesn't feel the same way
about it.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
FIRST LESSON IN FRENCH
FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS

Gimme the makin's.
Pass ez dopettes
Some skirt
Un1 trou frou!
Lend me FIVE francs.
Orr ed francs, jist Quite.
I gitcha.
Gaz re re, steve.
Nobody home.
Bugg zine chateau.
She amt so bad, butyou ought
to lamp the ones we have at
home.
Ze est angwe, ong temoni artois {.
celeste due Elk.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09

The Catholic Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. D. j. Gumb on
Tuesday. August a.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
Hay For Sale

I have 40 acres of hay land to
be cut and put up. Will sell all
or let it out on shares.
F. H. FULLER.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09
Boiler Work

Parties wishing boiler work
done call on L. J. FULLMER,
Hope, N. D.-adv. 9.2t
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-08-09

Live merchants find advertis
ing pays. ..,.-44.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
SdiucSeu iebr crrcgt ii6er ylnsfmbr.
&erbnt.

Stodbolm, 13. Suli.-S6me-
0en lit geluoltia oufgereat ii6er sic
omerifoni6ben MISUNDERSTANDING
gen unO ii6eraa fam man 6eitte
itrengite Gritif OeS &Ianes 6oren.
Tie 3eitlng nGiOningen" fiibrt sic
Stod6olmer 9lGttcr in einem bite
rem glngriff oui Die Yolitif Ger Ser
einioten Stooten mo 6orofteriiirt
oas @m6orgo ais neinen @erinA,
SGweOen in sen &rieg 81 8pinoen.~
Ger 2eitartifel ser nSiOningen"
i6Iiebt: 1Gos gauge i6weoil1e
@olf lit in commer5ieIler iuO politi-
iber 9}eutrolitGt bereint. @s miQ
feinen &rieg. ousgenommen in Ser
t0eiOigung ieines 2onOeS gceen
fremoe 9eOriider.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Siuci WlaOdJcm sic 3cnscm.

Der 19 Sabre aIte 1Sreoerid Grim
ner bon 9}r. t05, Siio-@olieitraBe,
unO ser 10 Sabre oIte @barles 9to-
potnep bon 9lr. 206, 9torO.0rncau.
StroBe, puroen geItern BON &i6ter
@odarO in ser mittleren @oli5ei-Sta-
tion unter ser glni6ulOigun9, angebs
lid bon WlGo6en @el0er, pelbe Oie-
iel6en Ollr6 Eroititttion erluor6en
batten, inr@mpfong genommen 81 ba-
BEN ilnter ie $500 9iireiboit Dem
@eri1tsperfa6ren ii6ermieien. 9ie
@lGo9en wel6e gegen oie 5pei Bur.
i6en ausioeten waren ole 10 Sabre
nlte @li5abet6 @loore BON gtr. AS,
g}orOsStreeperltraBe, lnO Die 16
Sabre olte Stella SeDfert6 bon glr.
1tS, 9toro o@otomac.StroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

6eruien por0en Ole erite N1aBna6.
me fiibrte iniolge Der 9lbnei9ung Ger
organiiirtcn 9lrbciter sum oiienen
Strifc; lmO aud oic iuoalioen 5ol
Oaten ideinea 5it oemielben GorgebeH
idreitcn 5it mollen. Su 9et5nol go
len in gtorOcaglano iauo om i3. Nlai
cine nou 2000 inoal0en Sol0oten be.
fldte .&criaamllng itatt. in
Der Die Regicrung auf oaS SdldriEe
ongegriifeu mur0e, neil tie peruun-
oete, eastronte ooer ner00s 3uian
mengebro6erc 2eute an oie Sront 5u.
riidbole. Der %roteit iono einmii.
tbige 3uitimming mo 3a6lreihe
&un0gebuugen I'M Slime eineS paiii
ben S9ioeritanOes aeoen sic Gin6eru.
ilmgsbeie6le mtiroen lairt.
SIN 3uiommen6ang nit oicien
Gorg0neen itebt oud) sic NloBrcael
ser Hegierung, ale N}dnncr sur 9ll-
tersgren5e bon 80 So6ren ,.freimil.
lig" 6ur Iieuitlciiting bci ser 6obuc
ein5uberuien. 9lod irii6eren Gria6.
ulngen miro man anncbmen oiirien
OaB oieier oireapiaige~ 9lufruf mir
Oos Goripiel sur allgemcinen Cruel.
tcrlIng ser Gieniipflidt biloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
SuI6at Nnrdl @lit netSStet.

Seo @irt g. s., 10. Suli. -
Ser 9lib trof beute cines Der 8elte,
Die bon elmer 9[btbeilirng bon 9ieeu,
lGren benubt Weroen, Die bier SbieB-
ii6ungen Deronitaltcn. Der Soloot
SomcS $. 9(rmS, 10 Sabre alt, bon
GlorfsOiue, Gem. wlr0e ouf Scr
SteIle get00tet. Sin an0erer SolOot
Der in einem beno6borten Belt i1licf
mur0e leicbt ber6ronnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
NGUli3ilt u. s. SmrmS 6citruft.

0a er in einem Sauie, obne in
oemielben eeibGitli9 8u tblu gebobt
81 6aben geiunoen porOen mar,
miroe geitern Eoli5iit gilbert e..
Burns bonn rorooitli6eu 0iitrift bon
ser @oli5ei-@e60roe NIT $40 beItrait.
Burns ioote oaB er bon elmer 6rmt
in Oos @ms oerilfen uurOe, I'M Der
ielben einen nSerbano" on5ulegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
iEicl in Sem 0afen.

@cim 9lngeln fiel eeitern 9iodmit-
tag Der s Sabre alte Gbos. S1eorer
BON 9tr. SO5. 0it-9ombarOitroBe, an
Yier Scr. 6 an Der YrattltraBe ms
@ofer. 0ec anobe, Der om @rtrin-
fen mar, mur0e I'M lebten glugenblid
pom Dem gteger 9iobert Sropn bon
glr. 1130, @ttinoitroBe, gerettet. @r
murOe 5uer't na1 Dem Wlercp.SoIpi-
tai lmo Oanl no6 ieiner @o6nung
gcbro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

gSotionoIgarOe go6 ser @eueroI-9(o-
iutont 6efount, OoB in 9e5ug ouf oie
5. gS. g.- Situation i'm oitli6en Ore
gon Die 9ilOung eines 9otoiaons
miIitdriid ausgebilOeter 2eute I'M
@onge iei melbe ais pernanente
@eimme6r in Oregon oienen peroen.
lleber 100 Mann limo ser neuen Or.
goniiotion 6ereits 6eigetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
GOuraS SanS sur eluisen 9iube ae-
bettet.

9(uf Dem Sl. @rl0ier- 6rieobof
mur0en geitern @}orgen ole @e6eine
oes I'M 81. 9ebensiobre berItorbenen
Srn. Conrad &ous 0ir @roe &C.
bettet na60em in Der ct. Sofobus-
Stride fir iein Scelenbeil cine 9te-
quiem-Wlelic celebrirt iuoroen mar.
Der NIT @lilmen ii6er un0 ii6er ge-
ibrniidte Snrg wurOe bonn Sroier-
bauie, 9lr. 925, glor0- GoenItraBe,
ois inter 8egleittng ooblreiher
5reltnoe 6uerit nod Der Stride unO
oann nod Dem Srieobofe iiberfiibrt.
Die Iesten @bren eripieien Srn.
aous oie SS. Sebolo, Seife, 9Gtbmon
uno Soiilbo6er bon Der o&otbolii6en
8obltbGtiefeits-2egi irn0 Die SS.
Sommerperd uno Heifinioer bon Der
ct. SomeS.S Sporbnnt.
Ser &eritorbene mar in &orl, ct.
nenl fleinen 0rte I'M aonigreicb
9oDerlL geboren, woielbit iein @ater
cine 3iegelei rmo &alf0fen beioB.
Gr fam Dor go Sobren no9 9(merifo,
Ian0ete in glem-Yorf 6lndbit uno
bieIt lib BORT einige Wiorote lang
ouf. 9onn fam er nob Baltimore,
mo er ii6 boIO einen @erfoufsitnnO
I'M @eloir- -Wtarfte eriparb. Seit I'm.
gefdbr 55 Sobren fiibrte er Elm @ro.
buffers ino Goloniolmaoren- @ei6Gft
I'M Soule glr. 925, gioro= =g0enItroBe.
Sci 2eb3eiten NOR &err &ous elm
Monn frobiinniger gtotur, INNER
auin S1eroen oufgelegt. Gr mar Elm
niitlicbes @iitglieO Ger menldli1en
@eieaidoft lno elm @obltb6ter, glls
elmer Scr @riin0er ser nGotbolil6en
Observation-Disclosures" uno Der ct.
es-Spor6ant bat er 0ieien SnIti-
tlltionen oft llno germ geoient, bat oft
81 @uniten oerIel6en iein @eidGft
berna1lGiiiet. llneieenniitig par er
itets bereit, NIT 9fotb rmo E6at olt
belfen mo Silfe notbig mar. Serr
Gous botte quite SGule genoiien, er
por Elm ni6t unbe0eutenOer &llnit-
fenner, Wluliffrelino lnO Gritifer.
SSyn ieinen illngen SSabren gloubten
feline SreunOe, Dob er toum bis iiber
oie @iitteljobre meg leben meroe, Deil
CT Gin ibp66li9er, frGnflih eriMei-
member Wlonn mar. Seoo6 lie irrten
iid. @iele eineen Oabin, bor ibm.
@iele. oie eroB imO trdftig idienen.
9luBer 5tpei gleffen, einem NiiIitdr-
9lr0t uno einem tdr-Ebieror5t,
Die in boDeriiAen SeeresOienitcn
iteben binterl6Bt ser &erItorbene
feline @ermonOten ipo6l a6er cine
@euee Srelnoe, Die leineu 500 be-
trauern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
aer WlarId6eie6I an Sic aavaIiScn

Die idweren &erllilte Scr gngldu.
Der bel Ser oroBen 0iieuiiue bo6cu
fiir sic @lilitdruerpoltuno oie Srage
Oes @riabcs brenneno gemacbt. glllS
oen MinitiouSia6rifen meroen oienit.
id6ige Wlounidaiten 6eralsgc5ogcn
lno OurA 6rmen o0er oienlhni6.
6ige Widnuer erieet 6erner limo in
oen Iebten S9oben 5ablreibe &erwlm.
Oete lmo 8rante. sic sur SeriteIling
i6rer Geiun06eit nad GneIauo ent.
laiieu pilroen, an Oie Sront auriid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
SiidJ6dnOlcr rninirt.

@m. 9. 9lood itebt Dor oem @onfe-
rott. II Sein 9ub6olter, gilbert
=. 9(nit bate i'm angebIi6
wd6reno ser leBten 5mei Sabre
Inn gr0Bere 9etrdge betrogen.
9(nit miro beute Dem 9fi6ter Dor-
9efii6rt.
glaboem er in sen Iebten 5mci
Sa6ren ieinen 9(rbcitge6er ongebIib
Inn gr0Bere 9ctrdge betrogen bate,
muroe 9eItern 9l6enO Ger 26 Sabre
alte gilbert i. 9lnit bon 9tr. 92S,
9Iisquit5- -StroBe, BON 0en @e6eim.
poli5illen SoumerSla uno 0apis in
leiner @obnlmg per6aitet imo na6
ser mittleren @oli3eiitotion gebrabt,
no CT berte 9ii6ter Yadoro mter
Der glnibuloiglng, ongebli1 $400
81 unteriblo9en Oeriucbt 81 6oben,
Oorgefiibrt miro. Ser 8erbaitete ar.
beitete fiir Oen 6iib6dnoler @m. g.
9ioo9, Der einen @lob in ser Slid.
6olle om N}orfet Floce bat. SEER
9oadb iaete geitern 9lben0, OaB er i'm
Souie OieieS Wlonats bouferott 9e.
gongen mare, penn Oie @etrigereien
ui9t bon ieiner 9anf eutoedt NOR.
Sen mGren.
9lnft lit ber6eirotBet unO bat amei
&inOer. Seine 6rou 6ro6 in S6rG-
nen aus, ol8'er bon Oen @e9einpoli-
0iIten aus Dem Sauie genommen milr.
oe. @emGB Oen 9[ngaben Ger @oIioei
botte er Ole @etriigereien Dor 5pei
Sobren begonnen. Sein glr6eitge6er
faufte Slide uno arebie etc. bon bic
len S1nolern in Cambridge imO on,
oeren YlGben oil ser Gbeiopeote-8oi.
Sr. &oo6 mar Itets Oorouf 6eood5t,
OoB feline Sieferoiiten prompt 6c3o9It
wurOen. 0ie Gbeds mur0en BON
9lnft ousgeItellt unO 0onn bon Srn.
9foob interidrie6en. Slo6oem Der
Gerboitete einen Gbed ousoeitelt
botte, idrie6 er gemobnlid eiiige
Gage ipGter wieOer einen G6ed on
oenielben &ieferonten lino fir 0cn-
iel6en 9etrog aus. Sr. &oo6 ent.
beetle ME oen S6minoel lmo unter-
5eidnete Ole Gbeds. 9(nft ging nit
Oieiem Gbed Damn nod ser 9onf,
fGli6te Oen 9tomen ser Yerion, oilf
Die Der Gbed misgeIteIt mar, unO
faiiirte Sen @etrng. @r ging ober
Oo glaes gut berlief 81 meit. %or
einigen Soeen Itellte er mie0er 5pei
Gbeds aus. Ser 8etrog belief Iid
ouf iiber $t00. Gbe ser &ieferont
ieinen ibm 5ugelanoten @bed fnili.
rem fonnte, botte 9lnft oieinen" @bed
bercits toilirt, un0 oonn fom Der
Sag Der 9lbrehnng. gSie0erim
lteIlte er 5pei Gbeds aus uno DER
ienige, ser BON ibm bel Der 8onf
prGientirt moroen mar, murOe niht
6onorirt, 0n oie 6irma 9Rood fein
@jutboben mebr batte. Sr. yood)
WurOe benodri6tiet iinO er mar nibt
wenis ii6errai6t 5u b6ren OoB er
no6 Sobren miibianer 9(rbeit feinen
Sent @eIO in ser 8nnf botte. 9[aft
muroe nod Ser 8onf geionOt, I'M
cine 9(ufItearng 5u bolen. Gr ging
weg, fam aber nicbt mieoer 8uriid,
worouf elm >Softbefe6l fir i'm aus
gelteut muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Die SrOttartc in Der giterntlr.
Sic 6otionirlng ser 9e6ensmit.
tel uno nomentlid Die Giniii6rung
Der 9roOforten Gilt oen nleiiten 3eit.
geuoicn ais cine flmfelnooelueuc
SOee, Die bic 9lot6 oeS @cItfrieges
cr5euat bot. GoB Oieie gtnno6me ein
Srrt6um it, weiit Elm 9eier ocs
nGorwdrts~ aus Oenl alten floiiiidcn
&omon nGie &erlobten,~ bon glle-
ronOer Man5oni, nod Ger &oman
cntbGlt bel Der S6iloerlng ser @loi.
ldnoiic6eu SunOersuot6 folgenoe
StcIle:
o@enu id 81 6eie6len b0tte" ia9-
te Hen5oS 9eeleiter, nio miiroe i'd
oas Nlittel icbon finOen inn oaes
pieoer in ser ge60rigen OrOnung ge
ben 81 loiien"
n@oS wollt SIR oorne6men2~
irogte &eu5o.
y@os id5 borne9men mollte?" eni.
ac9netc ser an0cre y@S uiiBte 9roo
fiir oQe por9ouOen iein. fiir's orme
SoIt 10 9ut pie fir Die &eiden -
Sort an, lpie ids MADDEN piiroe. Gin
recllcr 9SrciS, bel ocm Seoer beitebcn
foun. limo Damn oaS 9ro0 nob Ser
6dltniB Der Giier bertbeilt; oenn es
aie6t imueri6dmte &amiterer, oie al
les fir iid bc6alten m0Hten uno
oui'S @erooemo6l rips rops oQes on
iid) reiBcn imO 6crnac6 lit fir bic
ormcn Seutc uihts Oo. 9Ilio NIT Dem
9roo cine &ert6eihna porgenonmeu
g9ie ooS anIteQeu? S6 0enfe TO: Sc
Oe SonliIie friegt nod &erbdltuiB Ser
&0pfc, cineu 3ettel, uuo fam oauit
6ingeben iib Oom 9dder 9roO 81
6olen. @lir 3um @eiipiel niiBten iie
eincn 3ettel ausiertigen ser etlpa 10
laitetc: 9lm6rogio 6rielo, SAwert'
feger bon Sonoperf, nit ieinem @ci6
rmO bier &inOern i6nmtlid idon
berongepadien Inn 9roo ciien. ST.
f0nuen. er6dlt iolitloio Oiele 9rooc,
mofur CT ioin0io oiele @roBen 81
3oblcu bat. IS nulB ober aae5eit ge.
re1t 0n6en 5ugcben, INNER nah 9ln.
3a5l ser &6pfe. 9ei Sud mollen mir
einmol onne6men miiBteu lie eineu
3ettel ouSltellen iiir. .iuie lit ood)
Guer 9lnme?
n9oren5o Sramaelino4, iagte Der
SlIngIing, gon5 ino gar pon Dem
neuen Ylon be5oubert.
oShon" meinte Der lln6etanute,
naber bobt Sbr 6rai uno 3inoer2~
sd ioQta eigentlicb wenn's in
ser @eIt 5uginoe, mics iollte
o9(b, S6r ieio umper6eirot5etl III.
10 befonmlt Sbr cine cntipre9euo
tleine 9fotioa."
rGos lit eere4t," ia9te &en0o.
o9l6er wenn i1 mid MN uer5eiro'
then tDdte Z!
n@irO Der 3ettel geUedielt imO
0ie Station itei9t." onhporfete Der
llnbefonnte. ogSie ib geiagt babe,
imner no6 @erbdltniB DER &opie."
so lab ids gelten riei 9ien5o,
iuoem er wieoerbolt nit Der 6mtlt
aif Den liic9 iHlug. nllno worim
modem iie ni6t ein @eieB nab bieier
0ianier9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

9cua @obl bon 9Ir. 12A7 Dit
2eriugtonitrabe, puroe eeliern ailf
eiuen bon Sacob SeIfin BON 9lr.
13t112. 0it6opetteitroBe, erpirtteu
Soitbefebl bin wegen ange6Iider
&0rperperlebung per6aitet, Inn Dem
&idter i'm ncrOoitliden 3oli5eieeriht
DorgeiiIbrt 81 Deroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

W}on5oni's 9Romon ipieIt i'm Sabre
1923, sur 3eit oeS OreiBieia6rigen
9rieges. 0b Der bier entipidelte 9lon
Der @infii6rling pon 9rotforten aui
elmer 6iltorii6en E6atiaAe berubt,
peiB ib niht. Se0enious wuroen
..0ie @erlobten4 Dor 90 Sa6ren ge.
i6rieben, menn alio Die SOee bon
Wlan5oni iel6er 6errii6rt, 10 lit iie
sum minoeiten balO Elm Sabrbunoert
alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
glmcrifaner nmS SlnSlGuSer i'm
Mnmpf.

ct. 9ouis, @loy t3. SSuli.
SSn 9faiien-arawaaen Oie 6erte 5wi-
iden amerifonii6eu uno msl6noi-
iden 9ergIeiiten no6e 6lat 9iiuer,
Mo., ous6ro@en murOe, pie 6eri6-
tet miro, elm @ann eet0otet lmo 40
bis 80 perlett.
6Iot 9iioer lieet in 6roncois-Goun-
t0, etlpa so @leiIen iiiOpeitlid BON
ct. 2oris.
Sier eingegongene 9eridte Oeu-
ten an, OaB amcrifoniicbe 9ereleiltc
Grgerli6 ooriiber iino, OaB ongeblid)
Oie glr6eitge6er sic ausldnoii1en
9(r6citer beOor5ngen.
@s mlirOe eemeloet, OoB Gin Gro
ouS Ser 9lusIdnoer ans ser StaOt
bcgonuen Bat; ole SIii6tlinse mer-
oen anoe6lic6 BON bewaiineten 9lme-
rifanern oerfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

gl6Dnnentcu, bic ben .Scntidcu Gorrc'
ipuuOenten" nidlt pHnftlidI Uocr uHrcael'
mdhia crbalten, iin0 gebeten, Der Office
DapUn per EelepbUu Uoer idlriftItd Wit
tbeilung 81 maMeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

nSOIace" lit aus Ocm feiniten
@oI5 unO Sopfcn bcrecitcllt gs be.
iibt an oen reiheH @cbalt 0eS critic,
rem lno oen @eidnod Oes Icbtcreu
Sorgf0ltiges 9roucf5 eriinolihc
@dbumg imo Ionges 2ogern er8eu.
Gen Elm perfeftcs Bier. 6reo. 9auern-
idmiofs n9lmcricon 9relpcrD", &or-
foro-9loe., @(onumcnt- uno &iaen.
Ctr. Sci. 6. & g. @1t. @ernon 1868.
(Suli14) (gln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

SIbOnuentcu, sic Scn n9entIdeu
GOrrcipOuOcntcn" nidlt pinftlidD OOer
nnrcaclmdkis erbaIteu, iinO gcbetcu,
Der Office baum per ScIep6On ooer
itriitlidl WlittbciIuug sM MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Soponu, 13. SSuli. - @rGlioeut
@'enocol bat Oie conititlltioneaen
@orontieeu iuSpenoirt unO cine @r-
tro-Seliion OeS Gonareiies ein6erit.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Seattle, @ai6, 10. Suli-Gie
9inocStegierung bat beidIoiien, OaS
Oeutibe, b5m, oelIti6freun0lide Gle
ment in Ser Srganiiation ser SnOu-
itrial @orfers Of TIE gSorIo, lnut 81.
ner 9lntiinOielng bonn 9unOes-Gi-
itrifts.9lnpaIt, GloD 9lGen, 5u inter.
niren, on cine llnterIuhung erge6en
babe, ooB Elm GROCER %ro5entiab Ger
s. So @. aus Oeuti6en glusldnoern
beiiebt.
Ger 9imOes. glnpalt Gregory BAT
auf @riu1en oes Serrn 9llen bin ole
Snternirlng ser oeuticben 6ein6e, oie
nit Der 9eweeune ser Snouitriel