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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
T0 WIND UP FARMERS PACK
ING COMPANY AT LA CROSSE
(RichIand Republican,

The Farmers Cooperative Packing
company, started at La Crosse some
3 years ago, has closed.
Each annual statement has shown
deficit, although considerable meat
and produce was handled The dir
ectors will leave the question to the
stockholders at their meeting January
10. The two courses open are to try
to raise more funds to carry on the
project or to sell the assets of the
company.
The company was organized with a
capital stock Of $3.50 900. Stock was
sold to over $500 persons, the majority
being farmers.
The organization, according to rec
ords, cost $4,000. Inability to raise
enough capital to run the business on
a large enough scale to make it profit
able, following series Of misfortunes,
is given as the reason for closing the
plant Several Richland county farm
ers owned stock in the company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
PLATTEVILLE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BEGAN BUSINESS 25
YEARS AGO.
Especial to Grant County Heraldl

Especial to Grant County Heraldy
The First National bank of this CITY
has just celebrated its twenty-ffth an
niversary.
On the second day of it's existence
it received call from the government
for report. The bank has had but
three cashiers, w NJ. Heatherington,
Clinton Dewitt and the present cash
Ter, Oliver e. Gray. The directors now
connected with the bank were
the directors in the beginning, J. H.
Evans and A. w. Kemler
Miss Helen Cordingley and Mr.. Joe
Drury were united in marriage at Ga
lena, Rev. Green performing the cere-
mony. The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Cording-
ley, of Platteville. and has grown to
womanhood in that city. The groom
is a prosperous young business man
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cordingley enter
tanned at a o'clock dinner on Christ
mas night in honor of the occasion.
The bride received many beautiful
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Drury will make
their home in Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
THIEVES ENTER DODGEVILLE
STORE THE SECOND TINE
(Dodgeville Chronicle.)

The cigar and candy store of John
I. Hahn on Iowa street was entered on
Monday night and $25 worth of candy
taken
This is the second time the past two
months that Mr.. Hahn has lost goods
from his store in like manner. The
thieves entered the building through
a rear window and, seemingly, went
direct to the candy department, as
nothing else was touched. A small
amount of snow fell that night and dis
tinct footprints were left in the snow
SO that the officers have a substantial
clue.
The thieves are thought to have had
an automobile which was left stand
ing near the Higbee hotel, as the
tracks lead from the Hahn store thru
the alley to where the auto was stand
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
HICKORY GROVE BLAZE
A. BAUMGARTNER LOSES BUILD.
INGS. STOCK, AND GRAIN
OTHER TINES ITEMS.

Abe Baumgartner Of Hickory Grove,
sustained a heavy loss by fire late Sat
urday night, burning his large new
corn crib and hog house, about so it.
long with an additional 40 feet, about
700 bushels of extra fine corn, hogs,
80 or 40 chickens and an automobile
belonging to Lyle Austin of BOscObel,
which was temporarily stored in the
shed, besides a lot Of farm tools. The
fire started from some unknown cause
in the corn crib about midnight and
had gained considerable Roadway
when discovered. About sixteen brood
sOws escaped although all were bad
ly singed and several quite badly burn
ed and may die. The concrete wall
of the hog house which was built I'M
der the corn crib was badly cracked
and cannot be again used. Abe had
$500 insurance on the grain and $500
on the building in the Marion Insur-
ance Co., the adjusters for which al
lowed him $500 insurance There was
no insurance on the automobile. The
northern sky was brightly Illuminated
by the cOnfagration, awakening many
people to whom the fire seemed much
nearer town.
The Kasper family have an annual
reunion every second Christmas day.
This year it was held at William Kas-
per's, Fennimore, and despite the bad
day, goodly company was present,
numbering twenty eight in ALL and
they all had a good time, and sat down
to a most sumptuOus dinner. 1t is q
most estimable family and they are
glad to have their good old mother
with them yet. Grandma Joseph Kas-
per will be 80 years old in the spring
and is still in good health and spirits.
May she live to round out the century.
She was present Tuesday, also Henry
Kasper and wife and daughter, Hilda,
and Karl of Lancaster; Jacob Kasper
and wife and Harvey Julius and fam
lily of Sitter; Joseph F. Kasper and
family and Emil Kasper and family
Of North Lancaster, and Grandma Kas-
per's brother, j. F. Heberlein, of Fen
nimOre.
Mrs. Anna Smith, who fell recently
while going to chapel at St. Mary's
church, is in quite serious condition.
She sustained injuries to her hip and
was badly shaken up. Although no
bones appear to be broken, the mus
cles and ligaments were torn and
twisted and she suffers considerable
pain. A professional nurse is in at
tendance.
The remains of VIM. PrOudfoot, an
old soldier, came from the Soldiers
home at Milwaukee, and were taken
to the Thompson undertaking parlors
to be conveyed to Mt. Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winters well
coined a fine baby girl to their home
Dec. 49, So DR.. T. H. Madrsen re-
ports.
Mrs. Simon Riederle sustained a
broken wrist in fall recently on the
cement walk on Main street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
THAT OBITUARY WON'T APPEAR.
(PlatteYille Witness

A generally circulated rumor was
current in the city last Wednesday
that our old friend, Mr. F. Rewey, had
passed away. Mr.. Rewey was not cog
infant of the fact himself and was no
doubt surprised when he heard that a
suitable obituary would appear next
week. We have heard of people en-
joying reading their own prematurely
published obituaries, but this is one
case when one won't appear, for our
friend is still in the land of the liv-
ing, and while not as we'll as he might
be, he is still able to move around the
house
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
WHAT ADVERTISING COSTS
IN THE HIGH CLASS MAGAZINES.

The Ladies Home Journal sell it's
space for $1O4 an inch and $4,000 a
page each insertion The back cover
sells for $4,000 A full page in the
Saturday Evening Post costs $4,000
and the back cover $1,000. The center
double page in colors is sold for $12,-
OO0 And the advertising space in
these papers is always we'll filled.
Such prices seem high, but little
figuring will show that they are very
little above cost, as the expense of
printing and circulating publication
with such enormous circulation runs
into the millions pretty rapidly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
MOVIES AT HIGHLAND
ESSANAY COMPANY PICKS NEIGH.
BOR COUNTY AS SCENE OF
LATEST FEATURE.

Richland county made a gala day
duced last fall in that vicinity The
Essanay company was there in full
force, with Henry B. Walthal and
Mary Charleson, and the correspond
ent says that as this was the first
time a motion picture camera had
been turned loose in the beautiful hill
country around Richland Center every
body turned out to see it. Automo-
biles and buggies followed the players
everywhere they went.
There were more than 500 onlooG-
ers on each Of the ten days the COM
pany spent on the location and when
a spectacular scene-the burning Of
a house-was to be filmed, stores
closed in the town and plows lay de-
serted in the field. More than 1000
persons turned out to view the scene.
It is said that Mr. Walthal suffered
severe burns while extinguishing the
flames on Miss Charleson's clothing,
which accidentally Gauge fire.
When it had been completed a tall,
appreciative countryman pushed thru
the throng with squealing pigs under
each arm and thrust one each into
the hand Of Miss Charleson and Mr..
Walthall.
"A Truant Soul" is the name Of the
feature, and on Christmas day the pic
ture was produced at the auditorium
in Richland Center
The Democrat Of that city says that
the acting in the play is wonderful,
and the scenes are most beautiful but
the subject matter and story connect
ed Herewith can scarcely be said to
be of an inspiring character.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

The Herald can see no great viola
ton of the peoples rights in the mild
regulations set forth above. Postof-
fees have to be run in a business way
just as any other business, and if peo-
pie were allowed to do exactly as they
pleased affairs would soon be chaotic
The postal authorities know what pro-
duces efficiency and if the same is at
tanned the public benefits. Stop grum-
bling, Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
BLOOMINGTON GIRL A
CHRISTMAS DAY BRIDE
Bloomington Record.)


Last Monday Laverne Millin of Du-
buque and Miss Bernice Peacock were
married at the home of the bride, Rev.
L. n. Woolley performing the cere-
mOny.
Mr.. Millin is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Millin of Dubuque, formerly Of
Glen Haven, and is we'll known in this
city. The bride is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Peacock and was born
and reared in this village. She is a
high school graduate and for several
years has held responsible positions.
The happy couple are visiting here
for few days and will then go to Du-
buque where they will reside. We ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

If a young man is in doubt as to the
propriety Of kissing pretty girl he
should at least give her the benefit Of
the doubt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03
COWS EAT FROZEN FODDER; DIE
(Richland Republican,

Bert Brewer lost ten COWS one day
last week on his Buck Creek farm, the
animals having died from eating froz-
Ell corn fodder. The cattle had been
fed, and it is supposed some of the fod-
der contained smut which the COWS
ate. The action was swift and sure.
Three COWS were found first and in
quick succession others toppled over
as from some powerful poison and
soon died The loss falls heavily as
no insurance was carried. The state
veterinarian was called and he pro-
nounced the poisoning as from the
smut on the corn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

A regular woman is always glad
when her husband has a holiday, so
that he can put in about eighteen hours
doing odd jobs about the house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

What do you think of that for serv-
ants Of the people? And don't you
think it is high time for the people to
formulate a batch of instructions and
insist upon their enforcem ant? Has
government by and for the people
ceased to be a condition in fact Min
eraI Point Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

Courtship after marriage is more
important than it was before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

p. o. INSPECTORS HERE.
(Platteville Journal.)

Two United States postoffice inspec-
tors were here last week. They check
ed over all accounts and made gener-
al inspection, but criticized on the fol-
lowing points:
They instructed the postoffice force
to require deposit in advance when
stamped paper was ordered and to de-
mand payment Of same on arrival.
They demanded that a sign be put up
notifying box holders to get mail from
boxes only. They asked the force not
to encourage patrons to call for mail
excepting those on general delivery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

What is claimed to be a satisfactory
method for plating aluminium upon
iron has been invented in France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

The greatest event in hens life is
merely a egg and a cackle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-03

Popular Mechanics offers no premiums;
does not join in clubbing offers, and
employs no solicitors to scsve su5sCTi9tioas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
Die Gnten >ltaete Ioen >iieien 2nleibe srboltsr

nen 9Ius9o6e ion 81 $10O oOer piei-
Ieidjt gar 5ii $25 oitf oen Morft ge.
fuorfcu ueroen, imo Der eon3en qro.
Ben 9lrinee oer @onfiers ioa @ele.
genbeit gegeben tperoen 5l einem
moBiaen 8insfuBc Oie Obligotioncn
5u folifen.
0os Shoboints Gepartencnt Il.
Die 8eocral glcIerpc 9e6oroe iinS
Der 9lniidt OoB cine $5.0OO0OO,OOO.
9lnlei6e o6ne Sbmicrigfeiten untcr
oen omeritouiihcn 9iirgern unterge-
bro1t pcrocn fam. Sic Obligotio-
nen Der @ntente Widdte Iouen bon
ser amerifauiid]en 8leeierlna ais q.
dcrbeit oneenommen perOen. 0ie
8msrate ser fremoldnoiIben Sbli-
gotiouen iol Oieielbe iein, als Oieie.
NICE Der omerifaniiben 9lnleibe.
IS wrrOe oorauf bingepielen, Dab
oic mmittelbarcn @eoiirinilIe Der
8egierungen luelAe nit 0en gerei-
nigten Stooten gemciniome Sode
in Dem 3riege geeen 9euti6lono
marben, @clo iei, uno oieies f0nne
Dos omerifdniihe @olf in REDEEM
WlaBe licfern. @dbrcno olio oieles
Sano icine g(rmce refmltirt lm0 Die
Slotte Oermcbrt. fam omerifaniideS
@elo mic nic 5upor mobiliiirt mer.
Ocn, oomit OoiieIbc ais nnmitteI6ore
erfolgreide @ofie eeeen Die 6einoe
ongepenOct wcrOcn fam.
GcSgIeiheu ioll Die 9leeieruna Die
gllIsoe6ning Oes omerifonii6en
9onf-GrcOitS gerooe3u oniporncu.
SIS ipurOe befanut gcgeben, ooB sic
glOminiitrotion fiir3lih nit oen 81
nau5miniitern scr 9tlliirtcn coufcrirt
bat ino OoB oie immittel6oren 9e.
Oiiriniiie iener 9ieeierungen flarge-
leat iurrOcn. Geleqotionen ser
balptidblihitcn olliirten @egierun.
gen merOen nod oeu @ereinigten
Stooten fonmeiL nm nit oen omc-
ritoniihm 9eontcn bel Dem Gntmer-
len Der Elone fir Die groBen 9lnlei.
ben mit5uarbeiten
Ger 9ei6hB, oen 9(lliirten oieIc
groBe Samme 81 gemd6ren wuroe
in elmer Gonferen5 5wiihen Dem
Sdabomtsiefretdr Mc9Iooo uno oen
Senatoren 2oogc mo Smoot getrof-
fen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

8miIdcufdae oeu anierifoniihen Sf-
fi5icren pel6c onf Der Sniel @uan
0os Commando fiibrtert, iinO Der
oeitticben 9eiobuug gefiibrt. geric6ie.
OeneNole appeairte Der friibere Oeuf-
i6e 9otiHofter @raf 9ernitorif oil
Oos Stats Geportement i'm gle.
men Ger 9eiobung oes nGorntorou"
lnO ill1te oorun nah, oos Sdiff IL.
sic 9eudnnun9 nad Son 6ran5isco
bringeu 5il loiien; oed oos 6lotten-
Geportcmcnt Iebnte ieOes Wlol OoS
@riuden a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
0ppoIition aeaen 8managAIenII.

SppOiitiOn sesen 3muuashicnf-
@Iane Oes Srieas QcportcmcntS
Dor Dem Sons Gonlitc 6eipro.
den Sofortiee 9lnna6me orr
9ia oes aricas Geportements
berlangt. yicpnblitaner uollen
nidt iiir Die @orIaae iiinmen.
glrmee ioa Ourh glumerben oui
100000 @oun oebroht meroen.
@oibiugton z. 9(pril. 81
elmer Gretutip Sibnng oeS @aus
Gomite'S fir Wlilitdr 9luaele9eu
beiten moGte ariessietretar 9afer
eiuen erniien 9Ippea INN ioiortigeglu
no6me Der @orlaee oes ariegs Or
partements fir ole 9Iusbilouna elmer
WliIlion SolOoten Die our1 Gon-
icriptiou i'm 9ouic oeS SobreS anigc
6rodt werocn iolen @erihicoeue
Dlitglieoer oes Gontite's itellten Der.
idieoene SSro9en al oen Setreidr
oob Die ein5ige 9lnoeitina auf Cp.
petition eeeen oie 8lanc DER 9Ioni.
niitration mar cine @rfldrmq oe3
CONGRATULATIONS gntbonu nonaon
ias, eines repubIitoniicbcn IfitaIiros
oes Gomite's, OoB er cine NlilitGrl
Oienit 3panesbia nidt interititei
f0nne. @r befiirportetc cine 9lunee
bon 100000 0loun, Die 0urh 9Iuper
ben ouigebraht peroen ionc
Sm 2aufe Der Ie6ottc lplr0e tIar.
Dob Oos arieeS Geparteneut id
5iemlid einig ooriiber IT. Dab inner.
6olb ehtes So6res feline ameritoni.
fdc 9lrmee nah Dem aonpfpiabe IN
europa geianot meroen fann ooB
o6er Damn geuiigeno Nlonn an Sano
iinO, ole @Idne ourd5uiii6ren, weIdle
ausgeor6eitct icien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

@inlebnn9 eineS 9fabrln98mitteI-
GOutiteS gepIatt.

%oi oibngtum T. gpril %rGFOut gSuns aricgS. %rOsrmn
c9ann Bentc Turm muO Scnat
guns am OnNg wOCr 5niammenrctCn mcroen onn uu Wonn
v On cndncScuO yoMnng Der gccegnOen S6pcr@a nntcr
brcitct ucrSu
s Der critic S@ spant ben Characterization cine ssont
@ ncibc lbernf %crcngtcn Staaeu sedBrn
p"p 81 bien ben NuOugcn Wede Die IfaRnabmcn Icmd
lono an Oic uicu Der Naiirtn clen, gcrcd mcrOcu
Der FrGOcnt lit 6e bic Nusgab SblgaOnen bis S6bc
pon m yNUncu 9Oanrs annOrOnn Ob Der GOngref Ol n
leBc nntOrilrcn AurO
Samt Oic |rcn9tn Saacn bcrci n mcrO cUcntnea aud
eBr orcftcr &ei 0c milcn SIrDn cln bic N6
mniratun dlcmngc Ggnn9 Der &riegs Bill be-
NruOrtet wcldc Oic nf6ringung 9m MaOn Wun
pOrfcJt
Sunoes mnr0 bic GUni fir
%crbc8nug Ean nfGnbge nuUunles NabrnngSmcl
mute ms Scbe n OeIen Spte 6r Scrb OrOOer
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@ Oas Ndcrban 0epartemen Nppca Die armcr na G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
.$5,OOO,OOO, 1000
SOllcn bic g[aiirtem ers
baIteH.
Seim Sent NSrOiit fir Sie
2Ser. Gtaatem.

Sdobomts-ScfrctGr @lc9(ooo unO
oic Senotorel 2oOee mo Smoot
boben 70 drt.-9lmcrifa mill
cinen aricg aceen 0eutidlonO
nit ocm @eIoe. onitott Solootea
fiibrcn. 9(nelo 6ron3oiiI6c
Sblieotioneu weroen ais Cider.
belt 0ofiir augcuommcu.
" a f6ineton 7, slpril. S elmer
Gonfcrcn3 Der Sii6rcr Der 9lonini-
itration pirOc bei6loiien, ole groBen
iinon5icllen Siilfsquellen Der Ger.
Stooten iofort Oen glQiirtcn 81 er-
idlieBen. I'm oen 9eoiirfnilien Ger
entente @lGdtc ob5ubelfen ioa cine
9lnlei6c BON gcpaltigcn Dimeniioreu
imo 5mor nidt pcniger ais $1,000
100000, 10 ldnel geiudbrt iueroeu,
wic cs Der GongreB MIR eenebmigen
fam. gln moBge6enoer StcIIe mur-
Oc mitget6eilt, OoB nidt Gin cin5iger
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9onoc genon1mcn mcrOen ioll. Die
9lnlei6e miro 9lmcrifo's 8eitrag sur
Sohe Ser 9llliirten iein nit ocnGcr-
ipre6en meitcre groBc @elobeitrdge.
Nhinitionen uno glo6rlmesnlittel.
itofie 81 lieiern mcnn Oieiel6en uot6-
menoig limo.
Cine rmmittcl6urc Sbligatiouen-
9(useobc pom Wobrideinli6 $5000,-
100000 miro in 9hsiidt eenommen.
Gic crforoerli1c @ciebgebung iol in
ncr6ol6 ser ndhlten ISOLDE Dem Son.
greiic itnter6reitet peroen uno oiirfte
iuner6oI6 oes laufenOen Wlonats 5ur
Geriiigltng ite6en 0ie SbIigatio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

uerienft uurOe, nnh YmitiOcn 6ringt
Die Sceleute mareu fiinf Goge in ei
mem 1citigcu Shnceitlrm in offe
nen 9ooten berrfn9etriebcn, e6e iiC
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ioa om Tonneritog goAnlittug nod
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i6einlid 6anOelt cs iib INN Oen Ger
einen 0iolmin6olt. poit 266 Sonneu
bat.
Ser Gonpier oGreoier" murOe am
N1ittmod no6e Sdeoeningen, SOL
lonO, o6ne @ornung torpeOirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
Wc6r SIciIdt peniaer groO.

9erlin bio 2onoon, z. glpril.
Seute puroe omtlitb befonnt gege.
ben ooB bonn 16. glpril ob Die
9roOrationen re0u5irt weroen. Bon
Dem gleicben Gage ob miro Die
5leiidration berOoppeIt perocu, un0
6wor 8u reOu8irten &reiien. Den
FreiSunteridbieo bcgleidt Die gia-
gierung.
9lu6 piiroe befonnt gcee6en ooB
oie aurtofielrotionen Oermebrt Wcr.
0en ioILen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08

@rloubniB geee6en Oie aobel ! &C.
peide a65uicuOen mo Die Sffi5iere
un0 sic Seeleute purOcn internirt
9lm IA. Ce5embcr 1914 eridien ser
oeuti6c Siilisfreu5er vGormoran"
nobe Oem Sofen bon glpia imo iano.
te cine orabtloie Gepei6c, in pel6er
CT Inn Oie @rloubniB eriudtc, aoblc
unO Grooiont i'm @ofen einnebmen
81 0iirfen. IS plr0e Dem Sdiff 9e.
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Der GommonOant beiudbte oen @ou-
bernellr.
Gommon0ont SudiHmerot erfldr.
te, 0oB ct geraoe ans Der SiiOiee ge-
fommen lei imo ni6t genlig &oble
n mlr nod etwa 80 Gonnen ~ al
9orO 6obc. @r eriubtc Inn Oie @r.
lau6niB no6 1900 Sonncn 8oble II.
Yrooiont an 9orO 81 ncbmen Oomit
er Sen nG6itcn oeuti4en Safen in
0cutih Sitofrifa crreicben fonne.
Ger @ouoernellr eripiOerte, Dob er
mn 200 Sonneu &oblc iino HroOiout
fiir 80 Gage liefem fonne, unO IS
purOc Dem GommonOanten Die @abl
geitcllt, inucr6aI6 "a ShnOen ob5u-
fo6rcn ooer ib intcrtiireu 81 Iaiieu.
2lm Is. T8em6er 1914 Inn 10 ll5r
Gormittogs fimOigte oer Gomn1an-
Oont an OoB cr iih cntidIoiien 6o6e,
i'm Safcu 5ll oer6leiben, unO ooS
6biif unO bic 9cioblngen murOen
internirt
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5icrc, Elm &oOctt, If Ged Sfii5icre,
307 N}ont bier G6iucieu lmO %
SiiOice Sniuloner.
Ser nGormoron~ NOR iriiber eia
Gompfer in Der ruiiiiden frcipiIli.
gen 6lotte; er nurOe om 3. glueuit
BON Ocr ,GmOen" ecfopert uno for.
mel ais Oeuti6er&iilfSfreli5er in oen
Gienit gciteat. Ter gtome OesSdii.
fes nor bis Oabin Scr n9fiaeion".
Sn 6rieOens5eitcn ltanO Ser Cant
pier inn Neutrality-suspicious. 5pii6cn
S6ang6ai uno @laOiooitof. Gr mar
Gin neueS imo ie6r idneacs Shifi
mO murOe in Der OeutiAen Sbiifs.
iperfte in Shitbon geboltt, ST pnrSe
noD Eiingtou sebraht lno neil Der.
geridtet, ST bottc me6rere aanonen
an 9orO.
Gas oltc oeutiHe 9anonen6oot
.,Gormorant" purOe in Siinetou o6.
montirt, unO ser Captain inO oie
meiIten W2itglieoer ser @eiobung
purOen anf Sen neuen Siilfsfrei5er
trnusicrirt. Die oGormoran" mar
0ie critic 9Sriic, pel1e Ser 0eiitibc
&relI5er n@moen" ma6te.
Gie 9iuiien beboupteten oonalS,
Dab Der DGornoran" innerbalb Scr
ioponii1en Gerritoriolgcpdiier gefa-
pert iporOen iei, oas mar 81 Der 3eit,
On Sopdn nod nicbt i'm &riege wor.
Gie Snternirung oes oGormoron"
in @nam Bate iuieoer6olt 81 glus.
einnnOeriebungen mo unliebiamen
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gcIaifdlcs Niilfsidliff ncrIcnft.

gtem Port, Z. glpril GoS
ocl9iidc SaIisidiif y9tnnu 5oitcncs~
oaS cine SoOline bon @ctreioe I'M
SSertbe BON $350,000 nnd 9lotteroam
orln9en poate lit bon einem Oelt-
l9en llntcrieeboote berientt uoroen.
Is beionocn ib feline 9lmerifauer
an 9orO.
Gas S6iff oos friiber Sen O3ameu
eSeensferd" trug, 6otte einen9ioum-
ln5olt BON 2577 Gonen. Gs wllroe
I'M Sabre 1902 in SononO ge6out 4.
lllbr inter norlucgiider 6logge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-08
sdIedte @eisenernie in gInsNdlt.

@oibington T. glpril Sin
wobrideinlih mebr als 30 Nliaionen
9iIhel 6etrogenoer 9iidqono in ser
@rntc oes 8intermcscns miro cut
iiir Die ernGbring oes Golfes idper
81 loienocS &roblcn biIocu. 9}ad
Den offi5icleu 9l6ih1einaen ocS
9lderbau Cepartements miro cine
gaiB beoerten0e Olinoercrnte erwar
tet, troBoen cine groBere 1l1djc iiir
oie @eiuinHlng bon @ei5en onae6alt
puroe. Sn 6oIgc oer unaiiuiiiqen
Bitterlng miro Ole @mtcrpeiien.
@rnte iilo oieieniee bon @oqecu nidDt
me6r ais 400 Nilioncu 9uldcl be-
tragen pd6reno lie iid i'm oeraanac.
nen Sabre iicb auf $40, 9,127000 ON.
libel belief Oos Ceparie.
ment bat Die Grite bon gloqacn Ia
olelem Sabre oGf 60.0O0.0OO Quidel
abeeldjGbt, wclbe oic bis6er esieltcn
@rnten in oen friibercn ,Sa6rcn 6ei
Neitem iibertrifit. Ger M0noel an
aoli miro fir Sen peruinoertcn We
5cnertrdg nngeQcben.
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9dniidlcr 0umpfcr 1t-SOOt-Scnte.
Soh0oit, z. glpril. Gine Sot.
icroam Cepeihc all Die vEimes"
la9t, Dab DER Gompier oSorneo" II
g'lt9lieOer ser 9emonntng oes oN'
llIl9en 9onpiers ~eit6er". melder