davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

Soften Sic picllcidjt, oo yrail
9iedling tot it, ibr Gobn iperoc Sie
nm bcirotcn p filbr 9duerIicb fort.
o@os gcbt es Sic an, iuoS i'd boiIe
oOcr iiirdjtc?D
o@os cs MIDI ongcbt2@ ibieoer.
holtc er, obicl, icbr niel. QaB cs Cir
geiogt ieiu, 3olcutinc, i'd loiie Old
nidlt SSh bin nidt Der Ntdnn Der
iih entrciBen idBt, mprduf er Icinclr
Sint geItellt, ooS bat iCbon nloldber
8u ieinem Sdooen erfobten. gfiII
oen Sander mill ic6 Iid) troqen. Sd
bin 70 reid ipie iencr 4onroo, ieocit
Minlt, ieoc 2olne mill f6 Dir err
fiillclL nod bcoor iic ohsgeiprobens
Spnui' init mir, unO iuer0e pleiii
g8cibl~
ngticmols, niemclsl Gnoi9cn Sie
Oieirn 9Initrittl Gcrlaiicn Sie mia !" Z
IS iuor ibr gelitnoen, licb bot i6nt
loS3unioben, Gle ponotc Iid ocr
Qiir 3u; i6r @clidt 5cigtc cineft fol-
d)cu G5rao bon ggiocrmillcn, ooB c5
Inn flar iparo, oicies Widoben ipiir0c.
cher oos 9leuBerlte crtrageit, ols tbn
ongeboren.
Gin rnienoer Corn bemddtigtp ii.b
icirer; er fii1Itc eineu griinlnigeli
Sob gegcn iie in lid aifitcigcn. Sin
boics SG6clr ging iiber icin ipiitucr-
5errtcS @elibt.
nDic &odc lit Gin @eridjt, oos fnlt
gcnoiIet ou bciten fd)mcdt~ nun.
mcltc CT 5ipiid)cn oen 3Gbncn; lollt
iogte CT: osS5it oas SSbr lcsteS Mort2"
SWlcit lebteS @ort, eittgcoucte iic
fcit
oSo b0ret Sic oud, Dos mcinioe.
Scb fant sic rettcn oocr 9er0erbciL
in tDclhem lltniongc Oos mcrocn Slt
nod crfdbren."
Sic id]Dieg.
aDoffen sic nidbt, iit6 bon ser an
flagc ocs D}orOcs Sn retiligei. .0loit
miro Sic Dcriirtcilen in0 riNtcn."
sd bouc oui ncinc S1ul0loiig-
felt, cntDortete iie init tonIoicr
SiiEinic.
sic miiicu icl6it, tuic ic1r Sic ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

mid bod iutr 5cbn Dliniiten all, be.
i6pidtigte er iie. @r fiibrte iie sun
Sofa, iebtc iie ooraitf nicocr ino idjo6
ieinen Shlbl 70 5lpiiheu oos SoIo
iro Den 0onor itebenoen Gid, oaB iie
ibnt nidt etttrinnen fonnte.
ogdlentiile, Sic boben 6roit 9}edj,
ling eetotet,~ la9tc or oann obne ippi-
tefe @inleittmg.
Sie filbr entiebt oitf. n9eilil
ytetul g8ie f0nncn Sie mir eiite 70
ungebcrerlibe Eut 5itroueiil"
oSie ielblt bobeu iib oa5u befonnt
Sd bin eS niGt ollein Der lie s5bneit
5utraiit, jcner @eOiente, ser III oer
lleber8eitging bon Sbrer G6ulololi1.
felt Bierber fam, lit binpeggcgaiIgcr
nit Der lleber5euglng bon sSbrcr
Sbulo. g8drc sSbrc CUTE Eante ni1t
10 borniloS -
20, Sie boben uein @eicn fali6
eeoeiitet
@r ergriff ibrc beioen @dn6c nno
Iaete: oMrneS Gino, gcben Sic iiD
oodj feinc W1iibc Sie bcrmogen liic.
mdn0 81 t1uibeii. @eitcbcn Sic mir
IT oodb neiit4 ilnterbrod er iiH, Id
mill es Sbnen iaget in lcic IN Sbrer
Seele. Sie braii6en ri6t nit ocn
cigenen Sippcu OoS gefenlttnis ob5ii-
Ie9en,~
Gie fdpieg, mo er fu6r fort:
osSrou MeHling, Die robe, itngebiloete
SSrait, bot Sie Bis ms tieflte Ser3 qc.
frdnft; iie bot Sie in beleioigen0er
@eiie cntldlien, iie bat fib Dem ent.
acqen9eitellt, mas sic, liebes, torid1-
tes 9inO, fir SSbr 2ebensgliid all.
iober iie 1T bierbergefonlmen int
Sbnet IN emporenocr @eiie einen
ldjintpflihen 8erooDt ms @ciidJt 8u
idleioern.@
80 lit es, genau 10 1T cs, gdb
@alentine, betrofien bon Der g8ohr,
belt Der SAilOcrnng itnpillfiir.
lir6 alt
Ser @toIl, tpcldcr Sbncn iclGil
nibt flar beipiift, gegcn oieic 5rni
IdJcn longc mlf Dem NruiOc S0tes
SCREENS gclcgclB III uttcr oicicr ,9r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

banollng lebenDig gdtporoen, fu6r
@ouerliG fort; ner bat Sic iiber.
nlannt Die ionIte Taiibc mdro siln
0}cicr, Der nit oeu Sdngen Der S,eia.
Din ooS 6er5 ans ocr Brilt 81 reiBen
ipiinIdtc.~
oSaltcn Sic cilil 3oben Sic Gr.
barmenl~ flcbte @olentine lmo fudtc
oas @ciidt III Oic aiilen ocS Sofas
81 pcrbergcn
&bne ollf ibren glurui 81 borea,
fubr er fort: nS1tic Ole ltnqliiGlinc
ribt cinen Tranf bon Sybnen bcac6rf,
70 ipiiroe eS bei Dem @unicbc, Bel Oent
SeOonfen geblicben icin, 10 obcr ipor0
bic Eot geboren.~
8olentine IDauocrtc.
oSie crlogeu Ser &erInc6uno. Sie
miinteu oas @ift in ocn Grant, ognc
5iI beocnfen, oaB sic 8olgen oopon
'auf sSbr &niipt folle'i piiroer oaB
man idncll genug bic $onO ousTill-
Dig mo9cn ipiiroc, oic i'm gereidjt.~
Sic bottc nit obgeipan0tcm @eii6t
lboseiciietL borbor pfeifcno ging i0r
'glteiu @et ieinen letter @orten ridj,
itcte iie iid oilf, blidte ncrItort Inn iidb
nm ibric oann 09pS lit nidbt fuobi
~ id) babe eS niht gctoul~
ngl6er &dleutinel g9eSbol6 Icnq.
nen tucllcn mas oodb flor 5u Gage
.l.egt2~
uMeil es iidl tticbt 10 ber6Glt~
rSino, fpo5u oieie toridte Ser.
itodtbeit, nodoem Gle fdon 70 mel
5upegeben. God, cs lit nidt notiq,
Oh broucbit mir ilic6ts 5u iogeit i'd
braud)e 1ein @efennftiS riidjt
iGonm nur nif ilir. N2efn @oocit
b1It nod Dor Der Sir. @irf ctncn
Mantel Inn; in einer gprtelItuncc
foiucn mir am @obnbof fem. Sd
iDeroc unicre 6lubt 70 eiii5uridJtea
tuilicn, oaB inns lielnano ein5ubolcn,
nicmanO iiniereu gllfcntbolt 3u clit.
OGDEN Uerinag. aonini, 5ogerc nibt!"
81 tpol(tc iic poni Soio ouf3iebcu,
Tic iNlciocrtc ieine @nno BON iid].
o&aicitinc, cs lit fcinc 8cit 3r brr'
licrcl bic gcautcn oct @rinlinalpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
A mn dtt

ben Gle 4ailnil"
Sic Iubte an ibni boriibcr 3u fpnl-
men, er mid Hicbt bon ieilen Blo6c
nno belt iie ait glrm feIt. .Weide
Seit lit iebr gut gepGblt, ODER picl.
nebr fie lit gar nibt getpGblt, iie i'll
mir aitfgeorrngeti. @alentine, iichit
Oh oenn uidt eiu, ooB Oh feline Wd.
mute 3il berlicrcn bait2 lleber Sci.
nem Souptc f6pebt oas S6pcrt.
Define 5cttung liegt in Der ic6leunigs
ltcu SludJt, fonm nit mir, id Der,
berge Old, idJ Derteioige Gid init
meinent 2ebeu Seine W3oHt Der
@roc foil mein @eib mir entreiBeu.."
gr ipollte iie itnliblingen; iic itieb
ibn BON fid5. o@clbe Spro9e erlo,l-
ben Sie iicb2 @ns gibt sJbnen oos
Nedlt, mir iolbe beleioigenocn @or-
lbl1ge 81 lHa6en2~
@r trat ciiiet 5britt 5uriid, net
gliisorud icineS @eiihts ipor0 tini.er
uno ipottiit6, eiu tiidiiAer glie Id1cb
aus ben oimflen glugen, Die borbcr
70 ianft geblidt bdtten, feline Stintlre
Hang idarf.
nDie Remembering it6n0e mir
mebr gu iiber Die SpraMe, Die Gle
fiibren," ioate ct in beiierent Der.
ibletertem Son. ,,Gs lit gon8 nnuiis
ino bon Der boAIten @efabr fir Sic,
8eriteden NIT mir ipielen 5l tpollen.
Sd fpeib allies
Wfit einen intter6riidten Shrei
griff oos iiinge Mdo9en mad benz
Ser5eit uBas tpiiien Sie2~ itoin.
melte iie.
vDo bubeil mir eS, iogte CT lest
i'm Gone beg teilnebmenoen ioobl.
.tpollenoen sSreunoes. nglrmes sEino,
Sic Derratet iirb ia nit ie6em @ortc,
Sic iin6 ocs 2eilgnens ungetpobnt. Z
. D@ber ih bite sic IT."
SSu oieiem Qhieenblid riitteltc Oe
Eonte an Der Giir, ltno 9Guerli1 aab
ibr ben @ciheio, iporaiif iie iitb cut,
fcriltc.
o@os tiin 5ic?@ rief gaIentiue
bGnoeringeno.
. DSeien Sic pcrlliinitig, borcn Glc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

perleicn ipof0eIt lpdr, crfIdrtc Ser
Staatsdilpdlt @utler, Dab CT Die
&logc ee9ci 5rau @qri6oQ oes6oI6
5uerit interli9t babe, weil CT Die
iclbe ais Die SduI0iee ongeie6en
babe, pno On iic frcioeiproden woroen
lei uno feline neue S9uIObeipeiie por-
Id9clt er pic Stlaae gcgcn 5rauf @tar-
i6all obnc Deitere 3eugcuouSingen
oOer Ge6otten iinterbreitc. 9lidter
9lofins erfldrte bieraui ocn 9lnge-
tIogten ais nnidt idhIOie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
g,aic6a( hirIer fpSt.

@eorge Sdoi6, Gin irii6cr mo6l6c-
Fainter &oieboll- unO 6uB6oa-5pic-
Ter ocS uGatonSOiac Country Clubs,
crlog cinem Ser5ihln9 in ieincm
Sein in @albroof. Scrr Shaub
mar Dor 3S Sabren in @lpooo, Gn-
tonspille, ais Der Sobn Oes oeritorbe.
nen @corgc Scbaub gcborcn. gluBer
lciner gsittwc, 5rou 9lna S6oub,
biinerl6Bt er Orci Sinner, 5wciSdpc-
fern 6rau SoncS 9etts lmO SRI.
2oliic Sdoub BON GQicott GitD, imO
einen Srnocr, Srn. Sobn Sdanb bon
GotonsoiIle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

nenl peitbefonrtcn &eleerop6iiten
BON Set @o6uitag iciuer Gohtcr,
6rou y. s. g9inters, Or. 633, s.
GtroBe, sd, ons itdtt. Sr. 9en-
Der itar6 Doraeiiern @orecn I'M Si6-
leb-0oipital. g9dbrenO Oes giirger-
frieses mar ser @eritorbene ser 9lr-
NEE pon |otonar ais 02ilitdr Ge.
Ieoropbiit 5uaet6eilt unO mor per-
ionli6 nit &r6iioert SincoIn be-
faupt 3ur 8eit ieines SoOes mar
er Stills 8elearopben Gbei ocr
@eitern ltnion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
gIMs Dem Snueren WIarblanO's nnO
ben nltgren5enOeu Staaten.
eifeRer5 in GurrOlI.


~ y - 4ltA W
9Iits Gllicott GitD miro beri6tet,
Oab Die Gr59riben ouf Der 6orm oeS
irAberen Seuotors 8. s. geasman
in Scr 0}abe bon Spfesoiae, oie felt
100 So6ren uut6atia ocipeicn Iino,
ipieoer Sen getrieb oufgcnommcn bu-
ben. SIM Sabre 1850 murOe Giici-
itno aitpferar5e bon gutter Gualit1t
aif Der 5orm eeiln0en uno nit OH.
tenn Nroiit oAf bic Gouer BON 10
Snbren eciorOert, ols Die Spcratio-
ncu oui6orten. SpGter purOe ein
gioBer 9odoien se6oitt lmo bis sum
Sabre 1863 betrieben ais oas groBe
Sohwaiier iooiel Sbaoen an @ieen.
tbum in Der 9}1be oes 9otopsco-
5luiics onri1tetc.
Gas cr5baltiee @cldnoe plroe bon
Der oSbn0inieon. electric 9roollctS
GonponD@ bon Baltimore gepodtet,
Gie Baltimore & Cbio eiienbabn~
bout cin SeiteugeIeiie uno cine 4Iot,
form, bon pcldcr sic @r3e ans Oen
Qlnto.2oinpagen in sic 6radttpog-
gons entlaoeu iueroen. Die @erbei.
ierinaen nerOen ilneeidbr $4,000
foiten mo iibcr 70 @anu iperoen
Beiddftioung crboIten.
@rbieIt S1aocncriob.
SSn ser &looe BON 5rmi 2ela WlaD
Grimm ee9en 5rou yiarD 9o6crtion,
Die lie beihuloiete, ibr Sen @ofteh
abipeHitig acnld9t 81 6aben, ipro6en
Die @eibporenel i'm @eridlt 5u Sum.
berIanO Scr &ldeerin oie Slumme bon
$3625 ais Shaoeucriob 5u. Gic Ser
tlagte mar bel scr 8erbanOllng nidt
nniueieno. @ie oie 9elgenausiagen
ereabcn paren Games g. Grimm
mo @aIter Nobcrtion Dlitalieoer
ocs qoful3ipeiees ocr ,Mooern @ooo.
men of t6e @orlo". Tab ocm Go0e
9obertion's bciu9te Grimm Elm gc-
amter Der &oeex OoS Sors 9fobert-
ions I'M bic @eriibcrlngsaniprii6c
81 oronen. .Gics mar i'm Suni, imO
m glngiiit perlieBen @riinm lmo
6rap 9iobertion ben Staat SSroit
9lobertion fcbrtc Dor fltr5er Belt
allein fpieOcr 5iriid.
Gurd oas Cob gcidIeu-
bert.
Der 11.idbrige Ofi6aro 93roiplt
Der bel ieincr 6jroBmutter, fSrdu
@iaiom Siues in @ieomont, @. 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

nobnt, ipur0c our6 sic Grploiion ei-
ner Same puQ %uIDer OurG oas
lad eines @obleuiduppGnS gei6ler-
bert. Ger &nabc pollte Go6lcn ans
Sem Sduppen bolen inb Itedte elm
Streif6ol5 an, moralf oie Grploiiou
ltdttfanD. @r ipuroe ourdb ooS Gab
iiber einen 3nlin lmo Die @eleiic Der
Cumberland & @enniploania.@iien-
balm, Oie in Ser gfa6e oef &ines'-
iben g8obnng por6eiloufen, ge-
i9lelioert ltn0 erlitt Gerlebungen inO
9ranomunoen an oen glrmen, Sdn-
oen iino i'm @eii6t. Gie bebauoeIn.
ben 9Ier5te gIauben, DOB Der anabe
eeneien miro.
MIIe &enni1Ibonicr nil
len S9ul0eI0 be8obIen.
SSn 8eitminiter baben Die Sdul.
GonniIiiidrc BON GorroQsGountD,
NO, 6ei6loiien oaB oae in @cnniul-
pauien mobnenoen Ginoer, sic III
Carroll. .GountD oie S9uIe beiu6rn.
oufiir be8oblen miiiIen. Seit SSobren
puroen ioI6e 9inoer oie geraoe iiber
Der @ren5e lpobncu, in oen S1ulen
BON Gorroa-Gorntp frei er5pgen.
Sine 1bnlide Gerhigung puroe i'm
Ietten Scrbit bon oer SHulbe6oroc
crlaiien, auf oeren @runo Ole 9c6rer
in Scr 9ldbe Ser @eunlploo1ias@ren5e
oNeelpieien plIroen ale S6iiler ans
Fenniploanien 81 entlafen. Gie 81.
tern ocriclben proteitirten geoen oieie
GerorOfnmg nit Dem Sinpeis, Oab.
obgleid iie in genniDluanien i6ren
@obniis bdtten elm She'll i6rer Gan,
oereien in Carroll sGount1 pGre lnO
ooB lie -Steuern in MarplanO be3a6-
len ntiiBten. Gie S6uIbeb6rOe ipi-
Oerrief Oesbal6 Ben GrlaB, bis oic
glugeleeenbeit meiter III getra6t &c.
5ogeu merocn fonnte.
2 cr @orfboIG- 5oGI abge-
fhloiien
Gic pertoste Sibitng ocs 92oben1-
ber-Ierniins OeS Tiitriftsgeribts bon
Eal6ot-Goilitp mur0e in Cation nit
@illinn $. 9l0finS ais 9iiGtcr lpie,
Der erGfinet. Gieie Sibung oes @e-
riGtS nnroe bauptiddli6 ein6crllicn,
i'm ben 6oll bon 6ronf Maribol 5u
entibeioen, Scr, 5iliammen nit leiner
6ralL ocs 9lngriifs auf ibrc Godter
@racc gloriboa, nit Der 9lbiibt 5u
tooten ouaeflagt mar, neil iie 0ie-
iclbe iobrelong in eincm fleincn 3im-
mer cingeferfert bieltcu. gran Niar.
dali wurOc I'M 9lo0cnber pro5ciiirt
lnio freigciproben.
g(ls Die &lage gegen i6rcn @atten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
2ofal6cridJtc ans s8aiGinotuu.
Grfolgrcides Gon5ert oeS
n@oibingtoner 5dn-

n y
Gas 3lueite Gon5crt oeS oggoI6ing.
t1ncr Sonaer6unocs" III ieiner Safe
lpar IN ieoer @eiie cin GROCER Gr.
joIg Gie fiinitleriiheu 2eiihngcn
eatiproden Ben Grportungen ools
fonmen uno Ser gutc 9eiud 5enetc
BON Dem Sntereiie, peldes an Sen
9eitrebn9en Der Singer genomneu
miro. Ser 9lben0 ipurOe nit elmer
Gon5ert @iece croiinet, poranf Scr
oSdnger6unO@ nit einem Glorge-
iange Dor sic GrIdienenen trat lln-
ten ocH S9liiten lparen Der 9enor
9oulf 4}erner imo 5rou Gt6er @um.
brsat glud I'M 3peiten GbeiIe tru9
Der uSdHgerbuno~ einen Der G60re
III auSge3aiGueter @eiie Dor. @cn
Baltimore waren cine glu3obl oes
@eiaugpcreinS ,9lrion@ eri1ienep.
gloh Dem CONCERT fdno ein 8oa
itatt
Y llu OIL q III W II.
Ger nGcrfaufs 2lgeuten Club
bon g9aibiueton ipuroe in ser San.
oelSfonuner ougoniiirt. @ielc pro.
niincute 2eute ser Stoot paren 5u.
aescn mel6e ii9 fir Sen glu6 into
reiiiren S5r. @ut s. GJuoe fii6rte
SEN &oriib unO bictt oie @r6ffnings-
slniprodc. 6. s. &errihe, ser Brd-
ioent 0es @erfoufs glgenten.Glu6S
bon Genper, 6ielt sic Sauptreoe uno
anb III fernigen @orten oen 9lnipe-
iclioei einige @infe uno 9lat6i1la,
ae 1ic folgenOeu 9eomten luuroen
crrud6lt: @rdiioent, g. n. Reiniger;
@ire Hrdiioent g. gg. s. Snp.
0cr 2, @ice Rrdiioert, @lrGartbD
Sanolcr; SAobnleiiter Sobu Eocle;
5efret0r, s. 6. Sorrin0ton, @refu.
tip Gonlitc: g9m. q @uoe, $. 8.
Nnonev U g. Gpous, 8. 6. TeGil.
bis, SGar tSiic9er, Wlprris SO. S6el.
opn s Is GogerS, =. e. Stetpor6,
Georae s, Soroan lmo Syobn 10,
G6crfp. Gle u15ite @eriommIrng
iinoet ont ndtiten Gieuitog itott, IL.
lpigo ST. Robert @, @aa cine SIn.
graabc balten
StraBen llnfdlle.
2Ils q S. SoInes NIT ieinem 9a.
0en oarb oie 8. StraBe fiibr, frabte
en- S.iraBeu6q5u g9oggon IN Der
9ldhe oer 8. 5trobc III iein 5u6r-
ucrf Solncs ipnroe Don' ieinem5i.
te aeibluiocrt uHo oerleBt; man
5radte ion in'8 emergency Soipital-
IcrT8 SATIRE altt gm, glet BON
gar 2OiS, @eorgia gl0enue, y}.&
ipuroe bci'ni lle6cricbreiten Ser SO.
riba 9tpenue BON oeni gluto oes
.@rn Ctnc0 Strotton bon SIR. SO,
H6ooe &Slano glDenIe, 0t.-@., an Der
z StraBe 81 9oOen geporfcu ituS
ani a0rper pcrleBt.
3it @rabe getrngen.
@eitern @3orgen fano Die 9eeroi-
euig BON Srn. 9iobert g9. genoer, eii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
gSriten fiirdlten ma.

Gie britii6e 9legierrlg bat in Oell
Ser. Staoteu befanit ge6en Ioiicn.
oaB oac Seu6ttbiirmc in 9ritiid-
@eitinoien mG6rcnO Oes &rie9es &C.
Ioidt porocn iin0. aeiu loupier
bari ocs g2ohts in Barbados ciulau-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

Eobof wnrOc i'm Sohrc 14o6
ii San Domingo cutbedt, ipdtcr i'm
Sabre 1920, bon Scn Spouicrn IN
Ducotoi SSn Srontrcit purac err
1860, III Gu0lopo 1888 ciu0ciiibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

glbpnncnscn, Die ben yGeuifdlen GerreipDn.
benten" uidlt pkattltm poer unrcaemdkig It.
lnlign FnD gcbcien, oer Eficr DnpDN pcr Eele-
~nnn dntr 'hrUitm W'tiinrnunn ~ rinnies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

N'0A sriOdAN' hfu rS70litilafs qHfrtls0EStar'
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25
Moscow Teacher Marrfes.

Announcements have been received
in Moscow of the marriage Of Miss
Henrietta Margaret Smith and Robert
Ernest Lord which took place, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris C. Smith at Winton, Min
nesota on Wednesday morning, June
20.
Mrs. Lord is we'll known in Moscow
having been a member of the teaching
staff of the Whitworth school for the
first semester of the last school year,
resigning to accept a position in the
Francis Willard school in Spokane.
She made her home with Mrs. Charles
Shields while in Moscow and during
her short stay in Moscow made many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord will be
at home after August 1, at 2129 Cleve-
land Avenue, Chicago. Mr.. Lord is
connected with the Hart, Schaffner
and Marx clothing shop in Chicago.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25


realize what the shortage of wheat
means to convince them that this
leakage must be stopped. All that
thinking people ask is how it can be
done The bakers themselves are be-
ginning to take steps Inquiry among
the bakers show that probably on an
average at least 80 per cent are in
favor of stopping bread returns, that
is, they are in favor of selling to the
retail bread dealer only what he. be-
lieves he can dispose of. This plan
has already been put into effect by
the bakers of Washington city and
they say it is working satisfactorily.
How Women Help
And here the women come in. They
are the bread buyers, and the no-re-
turn bread plan means that they must
make their calculations for the days
supply and do it in such a business
like fashion that they will not be left
in the afternoo4 without a loaf, that
if they are so left they will not COM
plain to their grocer, but that they
will accept the fact as proof of their
own lack of business foresight in or
dering.
This really important saving can be
effected If the women of the country
generally back it up. The woman's
committee of the Council of National
Defense is today asking the chairmen
Of its state divisions to spread
their organizations a re-
quest that they will Immediately be-
gin to order bread for "a hours in
stead of for temporary needs; that
hey regulate their purchases from
lay to day as much as possible, so
he retailers may know better how
much to order; that they explain care
'ully to their neighbors who may not
nave been reached in any way the |
.eason for all this, that they make /
everybody feel that 1t Is one OF their |
duties, so to do.
Must Back the Baker
Intelligent women must every |
where back up the bakers and bread
dealers in the no-return plan. This
S what the woman's committee will
INSIST. If they will do this we can
save the one and one-half per cent
hat now goes to the pigs and chickens.
1t will be putting this many loaves
/ day into the hands of hungry wom-
IN and children and fighting soldiers,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25

HERO WINS
HIS MEDALS
Kills 500 Germans With Machine Gun
and is Decorated with the
Legion of Honor
By HENRY WOOD.

By HENRY WOOD.
PARIS-Emile Alexandra Bigorne
machine gun operator, has just beer
AWARDED the Legion of Honor, the high
est military decoration France car
give an ordinary soldier. Bigorne woI
the mark of distinction by repulsint
singlehanded a German counterattack
| Not less than 800 Germans were kill.
ed, wounded or put to flight
| Bigorne's exploit demonstrates te
some extent the role the machine gun
has come to play in the present wal
where it is without question the most
formidable weapon now known. Its
death dealing effects far exceed those
of heavy artillery and are probably on
ly approached by the "Soxixante-
guinze" guns of the French.
Left to Fight Alone.
Following one of the French ad
vances in the early part of the present
offensive Bigorne found himself hold
ing down a German trench in company
with dozen other machine gun men.
The Germans had kept them isolated
all night with a barrage fire and early
in the morning had shown indications
of preparing counterattack.
With the gradual increase of the
morning lights the German fire be-
came more accurate with the result
that one by one Bigorne's comrades
were killed. Orders had been given to
hold the trench at all costs. When
Bigorne found himself finally the sole
survivor with heavy German counter
attack preparing a few dozen yards In
front of him he gathered together the
machine gun belts of his dead COM
rades Altogether he found himself
in possession of about 1000 cartridges.
Opens Deadly Fire.
Adjusting his gun and placing the
cartridge belts near where he would
be able to feed them in himself, he
waited until the first Germans were
close in before opening his deadly fire.
The Germans began falling. First one
by one Then as they crowded to the
attack, by fives, then by twenties and
Bigorne never wasted shot
Yet, as the Germans went down by the
score, still others leaped up in their
places.
Gives Them Final Shot.
In the end Bigorne found himself
with last cartridge belt and a whole
column of Germans still swarming to
the assault. He fed the belt in and
hen took last, long sweep across the
entire front of the approaching Ger
mans. 1t was his last cartridge but
It proved sufficient, for under his
deadly aim, the entire column broke
md dashed back to its trench.
For two hours Bigorne continued in
lis position, waiting to see what the |
Germans would do. Finally, he was
-e1ieved before another attack was |
aunched, and on being conducted to-
he rear he was greeted by his general I
Who announced hiatt he was to be rec
for the Legion of Honor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HELP WAR CAMP FUND
Local Lodge Puts Up It's Quota to
Help the Boys of the G. s. A.
at the Front

The local council of the Knights of
Columbus, at recent meeting, voted
$118 for the purpose of. providing and
equipping recreation camps for the
camps. The organization is working
for fund of 100000 for this spe-
cial purpose. Moscow council lost no
time in doing its "bit" for this War
Camp Fund. Superior Special Agent
A. G. Bagley of Berkeley, California,
was present at the meeting on a tour
of inspection and addressed the
knights.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25
Moscow Hotel Arrivals.

w. e. Estell, Spokane; ] H. Agee
Washington, D C.; J. J. Cone, San
Francisco; Chas Rice, Jr.. Seattle
Rock G Rock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Douty, New York; j. A. Miller, San
Francisco; w. w. Crenshaw, Seattle !;
Alfred Tucker, Portland; S. o. Strond,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25

and will be one element in that great
task that we have before us of so
handling the wheat crops of the world
that every man and woman in all of
the allied world will have enough to
eat in the long struggle that is before
us.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25

Portland; F. A. Berry, Portland; Fred
L. Ratliff. Walla Walla; S. A. Mexican,
S. 0. p, F. T. Thomas, Portland; Chas
Waggoner, Post Falls.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25

If you have anything to sell the
classified ad columns become "sud-
denly important" to you.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-25
TO.DAYS' WAR RECIPE.
From Britain's official win-the-
war cook book.

bA SOOh WYNN.
Stuffed Onions-TwO table,
. spoonfuls Of cold meat (chop-
; ped) two tablespoonful OF
) grated cheese, four large on
; ions, drain them, and take out
; the centers. Mash or cut up
; finely what you have removed
from the onions with the meat,
) cheese, and seasoning to taste.
Fill the onions with this mix :
) ture, put a quarter of the fat
on the top of each. Place in a :
baking tin with some hot drip :
ping. and bake till the onions .
are quite soft. Breadcrumbs, :
boiled rice, moistened with :
little stock may be used in the :
place of meat. :
Save That Slice and Save :
Your Country. .
..{..f..f. !. ). :. 4. !. =. !. !.