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The Delta independent., 1917-03-02
As You Make the Town.

no 'Ob WoNS eiS
One of our local merchants has just
returned from his annual trip to New
York City to buy goods. He admits
with earnestness that he would rather
be lamp-post in Greeley than a mill
ionaire in New York. He would at
least get the benefit OF fresh air and
the great. good out-of-doors.
He is Greeleyite after our own
heart. Whenever we become so alb
sorbed in small details of business
and other small things that we begin
to grow dissatisfied with Greeley.
walk to the top OF Petrikn hill and a
half hour spent in gazing over the
landscape. expands the limits Of Gree
ley TO the horizon In every direction.
and We see in it the finest people. the
best atmosphere and the greatest pros
poets for the future OF any city in the
country.
We suspect that our merchant friend
does very much the same thing. and
that is why he and we love Greeley
Ahf nv OAHti Rlhtt bil tsiIAns
Talking quite bit along the same
line. the Asheville IN. c. Citizen
takes some OF its citizens to task for
lack OF loyalty to their home city In
about this fashion:
1T is not often that one hears a
man using the hammer on his home
town or city; but occasionally one
runs across this spccies He In the
fellow who imagines that he has out
grown his community: he longs for n
large and broader field wherein his
brains and remarkable ability can find
more play. He is sorry for his fellow
citizens who are compelled by fate
to live In town that has no excuse for
existence. He never stops to reflect
on the fact that n town or city is Just
what Its people make Il; its standards
are the standards OF its people. Near
ly every town. says an exchange has
Its home dctractors who think Il
smart TO call II lay town. or
course, IL mans town IN not sporty
enough for him. he ought TO move:
whether that would help him or not. IL
would help the town. Most towns are
made by the Jays who attend strictly
to business. Edison. who gave the
bright lights TO the Great White Way.
was Jay and is yet. Come to think
OF II and examine the list, II Will bo
seen that nearly every man in art.
science. literature. production and com.
merce in all America today either IL or
has been n Jay II is n safe rule
that the Jay who runs his own bust
ness gets further along and is worth
more to any town than the sport who
tries to run other peoples business.
town is seldom the result of natural
conditions. In any event. II was the
man who saw the natural advantages.
Many good town has been practically
made by one man. But he was
booster, not bnocker'
''ln all OF which there is a world OF
wisdom. A town is judged by it's
people. and there Is no greater mem
ance to community than the fool
abroad in a large city who decries his
own town. Everybody knows the in.
dividual who seeks to Impress his New
York hearers with the fact that fate
mas used him cruelty In forcing him
TO live In community too small and
too backward to hold him. stil he
goes back to 1t, to darken its sun OF
progress, One OF the main objects OF
every forward community movement
should be to get rid OF the hammer
wielders'"-The Greeley Tribune-Re-
publican.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-02

valuable cuts) and less of the plate
"a cheap cuD than a dairy steer.
AS regards to the difference in quail
ity of meat between the two types of
steers, one can only say that the
beef-bred steer is unquestionably
better.
In beef production blood tells"
wether on the range. in the feed lot,
or on the table.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-02
Control Of Range Bulls.


At the present time an important
issue with range beef producers in
Washington is the control Of range
bulls. Mr.. Hislop. Of the experiment
station at Pullman. states that the
men who are earnestly endeavoring
to improve the grade of their cattle
ar constantly worried with scrub bulls
belonging to other men.
The majority of states have stallion
laws. but singularly few have bull
laws, although the number is increas-
ing steadily. The passage of law
which would prohibit anything except
pure-bred (registered) bull OF one
OF the recognized beef breeds from
running loos upon the public domain
would be particularly beneficial to the
industry.
The comparative breeding values OF
the pure-bred and the scrub sire may
be Justly tabulated as follows:
The calves of the pure-bred will
have: Thick. low set type; easy feed
ing qualities; heavy fleshIng tenden-
cies; uniformity OF conformation: uni.
formity of color: early maturing quail
tiles; weight OF 1O00-l10O or more
pounds per head at years old: a
value of s3O-s35 per head at 3 or more
years old.
The calves OF the scrub sire will
have: Outstanding. slabsided type:
hard keeping qualities; thin fleshing
tendencies; nodescript conformation;
mixed colors; late maturity: n weight
OF 1000-1100 pounds per head at 3 or
more years old; value OF s30-s35 per
head at or more years old.
In addition. the best heifer calves
by the pure-bred sire can be retained
in the breeding herd. while practically
none OF the heifers by the scrub sire
would be worth retain at any cost
Sometimes dairy-bred bulls are used
on the range. To show that this is
not consistent with modern ideas of
beef production. the following compar.
isons are made: AS to the difference
between the carcasss of steers OF var
ious breeds slaughtered at the Mlchi-
/ gan Experiment station. Davenport
writes in Bulletin "a: Note the ex-
cess of rough tallow In WALTON "a
Holstein steer) as compared with the
others. Walton was all cow as the
saying goes. and the fat above his
kidneys was astonishing"
The beef breeds place more Of the
fat between the muscle fibers while
the steers of dairy breeds deposit
more fat about the kidneys and intes-
tines. Such storage is best for milk
producing animals, but is against them
for beef making. Fat intermingled
with the lean meat fibers renders
such meat tender, Juicy. and palat
able; whereas meat without marbling
is tough and unattractive.
Again. It can be said that the well
finished steer of beef type will cut
out a higher per cent OF loin and ribs
The Delta independent., 1917-03-02

life of the calf. An average daily gain
of one and one-half pounds is not un-
common. although slightly above that
which the average dairyman may ex-
pect.
"6. The amount of grain mixture
and dry roughage consumed by dairy
calves is a splendid index to their
thriftiness. The development of an
appetite for dry feeds is governed by
the type of milk or milk substitute
ration fed and the method of feeding
the supplementary feeds. The feed
er's ability to encourage and teach
the calves to eat dry feeds is an i'm
portant factor to consider in raising
calves by hand"
The Delta independent., 1917-03-02
1t Pays to Get Rid of Larkspur.

The greatest losses of cattle on our
mountain ranges are due to poison
ing by larkspur. The question is often
asked: Is it practicable to grub up
larkspur plants by the roots? The
Following quotation is taken from an
article prepared by the Forest Service
and published in the Reclamation Rec
ord of January, 1917.
"On the Stanislus National Forest.
in California. a cattle range of $4,000
arces, which contained a total of CT
acres. was selected for an experiment
and the larkspur was grubbed out at
cost of $685.. In previous years an
average loss of "a head OF cattle had
been sustained by the stockmen using
this range. In the year after the
larkspur was dug out the loss was
only four head the saving being $500
Similar tests on a number of other
national forests have given similar re-
suits and have shown conclusively the
practicability of greatly reducing the
former losses at relatively small ex-
pense."-W. w. Robbins. Colorado
Agricultural College. Fort Collins.
Colorado.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
gquIIte nidIt 0cicrteMr Icin.

Ger % Sabre oltc Sns. O'9iourfe,
Gin I'M Sort Solpnro Itotionirtcr
SoIoot, erlog i'm ~6rautlin Square
Noipitol" Ocn 2eioen, Die CT infoIge
ocs @cridludenS bon 0uediilber-
Sublimot iih 5ugc5ogeu battc. 81
Nourfc wobntc IN glr. tS9, s. Str,
9roofllDn gf..g. Gr nobm oas @iit
am 80. 9(pril 81 iid, ais er our@
sic Siio Sutton. .9lOcuue ging. sluf
Dem s8cgc 5um 06ronflin square
Soipital" bro@ er ouiauumcn; CT
muroc i'm glm6ulou5wagen Ocs iiios
pcitlir6cn 0iitrifts nod Dem Soipi'
tai gc6roc6t. Glon permut6ct, Dob
cr Sclbituoro begougcn bot I'M
uidt ais Geiertcur be5ciduct 6u per.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
Gamtcr seltOr6cu.

Der 80 Sabre oIte @iaion @enn
Goptcr. Gin 6orncr Don &ooolomn.
Baltimore Gountu, itorb gcitcrrl
Wlorocn III ieinem Seim al Der 0og.
MOOD 9lono on 2ungencnt5iIpoling.
@or ungeidbr 5pei &oden crlog 81.
bert Geruon Souter DER jiiugere
9ruocr, ebcnfaaS cincr Suugcnent.
5iinouug. Der 9oter, Gowaro Soll-
ter. but lih ebenfaa Die Srauf6cit
5uec5oecn. Scin 3ultono 1T 10 ernlt,
DdB Der 200 bon ieinem anoercn
So6n ibm porentbaIten miro. &il'
liam Ncnn Souter binterldBt ouBer
icincr gSittmc, Sroil 2cnd Singboff
9outcr, 8luei ainocr uno 5pci Shpe.
ifcrn 6rmi Srmon Sitter uno SRI.
Wlamie Seuter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
,,Woltimore 1yOn0".

9ci Scr oeitriocu 9eriommhm9
Ser SommeI. Gonlite'n fir Den 0Yol'
timore 6ono" puroe mit9etbeiIt, oaB
$21 ,929.5O 5uiammentamen uno Der
9otolbctrog iid icbt auf $577O32.-
54 belduit. Sr. Sobn z. Stonc, DER
8oriiber, licB ourh Srn. .. Sowell
Brismolo mitt6eilen 0oB Die Sra
tionol Gy4onge 8ont4 $4,000 ee5eid-
net Do6e. Sr. Stone eriportet, ooB
am W2ontoe Die Gomite'n einen melt
beileren @eridlt abltatten mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
lfin ari6ialre.glnaflna aepIant.

Ser .W1ilit1r Domen Serein"
bieIt am W8ittpod 9lbcno in 51nci-
ocr's Soac ibre monotlihe Seriomm.
hlng o6, peIde icbr gut bein6t NOR.
9eu gorlis fiibrtc Die 9Srdlioentin
Srou g(nno 0iescL pobei Ole Sefre-
tdrin, 6rau @roB, prototoairte. lln-
ter onocrcn @eidGften wprOe Gin
Nloi.g(usflug gepIont wel@er &C.
mcinl6oftlid nit Dem v0eutlbell
WlilitGr- @ercin" unternommen wcr'
0en iOa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
,GOmcutiOnul SOcicta0.

0ie Sobres 8eriammlliue Der
,G6ucotional Societp BON @alti-
more finoet nGc6iten 6reitoe 9lbeno
in Der oitliden b0bcren S0dtcri6ule
itntt. Sir Oie Domination bon 9e.
nnlten lit folgenoes Gomite crnonnt
woroen, meI6es ieinen 8eridt unter-
breiten miro: Gbos. ". u. $. @4iaer,
9Iormon SS. Goneron 9(norcu S.
&rug, SO, Sbereio 0oaonL gllice
9ie @obl ser @eontcn
miro oouu abse9oItep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
glcncs sdluub lIutcruc6mcn.


Cine ncuc Ortidoit ioll 6ei CimooIf
cntitc6cn. Gle @oloniiirimg
itpolpirt Elm aapitol BON $780,
OOO @inea6e fir cinen Gbor-
fer BEL Ger Staats. s.Steucr-Gom-
million criolgt. 9onis-G6ed
beigefiiot.
@ei Der Staots.S Stcucr.Gommiiiion
lpuroe geitern 9la6uittag cine @in-
qobc iiir cinen Charter Der GimOolf
Gompognie, onr6 Serrn G6orles 90.
S6ipa6, BON Der gct6le6em Stobl-
Gompugnie eingcreidt 5peds GoIo.
niIirung bon bunOert 9lder 9anO an
Sparrotps 9Soint unO oen bieIgen
3weig ser @et6lc6enl StablGom-
pagnie ongrcn5cno, I'M bort @o6-
nungen fiir sic touienoe BON Slrbei-
ter 5u erri6ten Die in oen @erfeu
glnitelungen iinOen werocn. Ser
@iuQa6c mar Elm 9onlls.Gbed in 500
be BON $1,000, oui Oie 9ctble6em
Sto6l-Gompognie ge5ooerL bcigeiiigt.
Gos 8roieft inpoloirt Die Summe
bon $5,1O0,000.
Ger G6orter gie6t Scr @eieIlidoit
Oos 9ieht. 2ono 81 fouien, oerfaufen
SGuier 5u erridtel @leftriide Si6t.
onlogen, 9l65uesfondlc inO @aiier-
onlogen 81 buien uno 6ieriiir 9e5o6-
lung bon Scr Oeifentlidfeit 81 for.
bern, iowie onOere MaBnobmen 81
treiieu pclde in elmer neileu Srt-
idaft notbwcnoig iinO.
Gie SinternlGnncr scr @cieIlidoit
bo6en 6creits grobe 9ouoitreden in
ocr llmge6uug bon Gimoolf oufge-
fouft, un0 ldBt oer Charter erfen.
ucL oaB Serr Sdrpab iest bercit III,
oie Goloniiirlma Ger ncllen Srtidoft
ioiort in 9lneriif 81 ne6mcu Scrr
@0luaro $. 9outon, bon Ger Rolano-
&orf.Gonipag1ie, Der ais 9ieiiOent'
9(aent ser ncucn Corporation &c.
naimt it, lit elmer Der SSncorporoto-
rem uno Girettorcn unO miro Die 60
IoniIirlng peri0nlih leiten. Sic an-
0eren Sncorporotoren iinO 9llernnoer
@reIton aus Baltimore. uno Garter
see 9owic ans @rin5 @corge.Go.
Eie neue @eiclIiboft miro cine gro.
Bc 9lftien-ghlSgabe 6abcn Oie inter
Gontrolc 0es Scrrn S1ma6 mo Scr
9et6le6cm Stobl 50. iteben luiro.
Gics miro Ourh sic Ebatiade bcwie'
icn, Oob sic @eiellihoit $4,000 gIn-
t5cile Don Gor5ugSoftieu ilnO 1000
glut6cile Stonmaftien jcOe 5um
@orilpert6 bon 500 perauSgoben
mill, uno mr. sic Stammoftieu
Stimuuret6t er6oIten iollen. Gic Sor.
5ugsofticn iollen oui Der iebspro5en-
tiqen Balls beru6en, imo iinO Der
Gin5iebung olirb bic Gircftoren iln-
tcrlporfcn, ieood crit ein FSo5r nod
Scr SSncorporation 81 einem Erels
rcu 500 mO oen 3inien.
Gie Gireftoren Scr @eleIlldait
Iino Die Orci Sncorporatoren uio Sr.
,Sreocrid yS. @oo0, 2eiter Oes 6ieli.
acn 3weiees scr 9etble6em Sta5l
So. G6orles 6. 6opcett lmO Smen
9lnocrion aus Baltimore, S6omos
g8. Stinglcp BON Sporrops %oint
Senrp q. 8olter aus Siio.gctble-
benz ga, uno SorrD s. gieplin aus
Sporrops @oint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
Wlnui5ipaI. .gladJridJtcu.

@FFffF'v f''F TFf'FFT 'iF
Su Der lcetcu @odc murOcn 2i5
Hoocsidnc lmo 26f @cburtcu
Dem itdoiiidcu @eiuno6cits-Gc.
portement gemelOet. ~ Or. 6r.
Gears pouSpracuie beiidtigt Ous
@ciliuobeit5 Gcportcment. -
3oute icinc 9lncrfcnnuug.
Gr. 6rcO. Sears pom Sproclic,
g .. NOR geitern in Baltimore mo
inipBirtc oos Itdotiidc @eiunObeits.
Icpartemcnt. Gr bc5eidnete oic glrt
lmo geciie Der Grlcoiglng Der @e.
ihaitc lmO 0ic einridtllng Ocs &c.
portements ols gan5 mooerne uno
5olltc Gr Sobn 9. 9lofe, DEM itao.
iiihcn @ciunO6citS-Gommiiidr ieine
pollc 9lnerfennlng Ga Baltimore
uusac,eifJnetcs @oiier bot pno aud
cine NtilbOerorouing, iolIte es bier
moglid iciu Spp6us poaitdnoie aus.
3irottcn ogtc Or. Sears. Gies lit
jccob mr. moglidy uem Oos itoot.
lihc @ciunobeits.G Geportement nit
Dem iiooiiiben 5uiommenor6eitet
Ir. Sears 6eiihtigte geitern 9lad-
nitag bic 5iltrironlogc am Cafe
9lontc6ello.
2l5 So0cSfGlIe- 26t @ c
burten.
Gem @eiunO6cits Geportement
muroen III Der pergangenen @ode
2i5 SooesiGae mo 26t @eburten se.
meloct. Gie 3obl ser GoOesfdae i'm
ebten Sabre mdbreno oericl6cn $50
dc betrug 220 uno 2i3 I'M So6re
1915. Bon oeu EoOten Ser pergan.
acncn 99odc itorben % Gil Der
Sdpinoidt, 10 al elmer Ser5tronf-
belt 81 an Sungencnt5iinoung, 20
an elmer SerSfronf6eit umo Is al Der
@riabtihcn 9lierenfronf6eit. Gine
9crion beging Selbitmoro, pd6reno
z Ecrionen bei llnfdaen um's Se6cn
taucn
Sic BenniDlUouia . ali n.
@IGne.
&r. Sarrp 6 aorr eribicn 9eltern
ais 3cpr1icntont oes .,9lorO.golti-
more @cibditslcute. 8ercin" bel Oem
oiicntlidlen @crbor ipcgcn Der Eem-
iploouio.@obns9ldnc Dor Der 9uogct-
9eboroe. CT iogtc, Dab oic WiitglieOcr
ocs @creins, pelde 3piibeu Der
Ncoo.Strobe imo 9lort6.glbe. mob
ncn lpiiuiden Dab Die @enniplua-
nia.Giicnbobn.@eielliboit gc5ipimgeu
pcrocn iolltc, i6ren gctricb 81 eIef-
iriiircu, ioatc Dies angen6idlid nidt
m1nliA icin, Damn iollie Der @eie(.
idnIt oos Geriprcden a6gcnomnen
ipcrocL ooB ie bic @leftriiirung nudb
elmer scuiiien 3cit oornimnt, Serr
Starr mics Onrouf bin Dob Die Glcf.
triiirimg ocs gctrie6es Oen 9ert6
Der ~rllnoltlldc beoellteno crbobel
l0iir0c
Gic Stootrat6Smitglieocr T6omas
s. 8lo6crtp unO @arrp &. NicGlcI-
lon lucr0en am ndhIten N}ittuodb Elm
Gcrbor pcrauitolten, on lpelbem Die
geluo6ner ser s. imo 9. @aro t6eil-
ne6men peroen. Gic gemobner je-
ncr @cgcnO polleu nibt 6o6en, oaB
bic @cieniHoft eincn oiieucn Gurd-
it'd 5miiAcn DER @reenlnouut.9lue.
in0 Gnior. StraBc anlcgt
@flatcrungs 9c6oroe.
Sic YfloiierungS.geboroe mohte
ociieru bcfannt, ooB in Scr ocrganec-
nen Gohc iolgenoe Strobcn neiI &c.
pilaitcrt purOen:
Gohunbio.9luey 5luii9en @lonroe'
mo 9apnr0-StroBe
RleaiontStroBe, 5uiidcn G6orlcs-
un0 ct. Youl. StraBe.
N}iIbcrr1 StroBe, 5ipiidm G6ar-
les. unO ct @aulStroBe
Tic lIntcrnc6mer beridteten Dab
lie in Der oergongenen @odjc geuii.
gcuo 9lr6eiter butten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
@icr SSadrc 8Mdltlams.

3u Oieier Straie iullr0c Der 9ricftrd'
ger N}lton SosIip Oerlrt6eilt-
Ieriel6e por Scr 9croublmg oer
%oit ongefIagt. IL @eidworcne
6otten sen @ann ser @}iloe oes
@cri6ts cmpfoblen.- Stono gum
Oritten Mol Dor @cridt
0ii6ter &oIe offnetc geItcrn Elm
pcrliegeltcs @crOift, pcl6eS Oie @e-
i6porencn in Dem Sale oeS 9rief-
tr1gerS NliIton 6. Soslup bon 9tr.
22t, SIt-@onteomerp. .StraBe, abge.
ge6cn 6otten, no6ocm oieicl6en Oos
SdulOig oOer glidti6ulOig Oes @lon-
nes, mel6er Der 9eroubung Der Eoit
ongeflogt mar erpogen botten. ST.
Dem @erOift miro $oSlup fir ibul-
Oig 6eirnOen, bod 6otten Die @cl6po-
renen ben 9Ingeflogten ser NlilOe ocs
&i6ters empfoblen, pelder Oenicl6en
geitcrn 81 bier So6ren 9unoes5udt-
baus in gltlouta berurtbeiltc. Sas
lup, meldcr in ser Yoititation IS"
ongeiteat mar, lit beidulOigt, Oen
9etrog BON 50 aus ciner 9riefe ent-
mcnoet 81 6o6en. Sdon 5pei Wlal
mar Der Sail Dor @eridt Ood fonn-
ten Iid in 6eiOen 6daen Die @eidmo-
renen ni1t eini9en, inO errportetcn
Die bielen 6rcunOe Oes @erlrt6eilten,
OaB ouh oieieS Nlol Elm negatives
llrt6eil er5ieIt perOen piiroe Ger
Sprud) ser @eihporcnen mlrOe Dem
9unOesridter &ole 6ereits am 6rei-
tag ii6ergc6cn bod uerfiinoete Der
lel6e crit geltern Oos erlpd6nte llrs
t6ei(. SaSllp nobm oos llrtbeil &C.
laiien entgcgei bra6 o6er i'm Bit
rcou oes 9unocsmori6olls Stod-
BAN, mo6ir cr nod ieiner 8erirt6ei-
lung gebradt murOc, 5uiammcu lnO
ueinte 6itterlif. Sn Scr llrt6eilSOer'
fiinounq mieS 9iihtcr 9iole Onralli
bin, ooB Soslup oeriudt bobe, ieinc
Gollegen 5u OerOGdtigcn, iinO anoerc
8oIt6camte Oes W1cineios DcrO0dj-
tigte, mo er Oeniel6en sur @ohlt-
itroie oerurtbcilt 6dttc, menn nidt
Die @eihporenen aif @rllnO Ser irii.
beren |guten Gi9cnidoftcn oes Nlon-
mes WiilOc cmpfo6len bGtten. Otad-
Dem Oos llrteil geiprohen mar, CT.
flGrte 9mnOcS -Iiitrifisonpolt Q. g..
Dcnnis, ooB ongenonlmen miro, Dab
Saslup aud fir niele onOcre Inter
ibIeife, uelcbc in Der genannten Sta-
ton porgefommen linO, Dcrantwort.
lid 5u 6oltcn lei. Saslup puroc,
nod0em perlhic0enc 9eidpcroen
iiber 0as Acknowledgement bon @el-
bern BON @eidGitsleilten eingelouien
moren. ourd @oItinipeftoren 6eo6od-
tet uno ourd fleire 2oder, Oic olrd
cine gBnno gc6o6rt lpirOen, binter
luel6er Soslup ar6eitetc, 6cmerft,
pie Saslnp einen bon Sen Yoitinipcf-
loren marfirten @riei nit 50 Snbolt
iid ongecignet 6o6en ioll Gie Ser
boitrng eriolgte am %. Nloi 1916.
Ser cbcnoIiee Stantsonuolt 81 Q.
s. Spens, pel6er Die gertbeioignug
oes 9lnaeflagtcn fiibrtc, Bat Iid nod
ni6t entid5ieoeu Of or cine 9erlr
lung 9egen Oas llrt6eil cinreiben
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
Gin gompcten8itreit.

Sin 9lufiiHts6eonlter Ser Sdul6ei
borOc bci6ulOigtc Dor Dem Eoli8ei'
ridter Gapfins i'm norooitli1en
GiItrift George Me6iter BON Or.
1926. 9}orosN1iIton- glpenuc, Ieincm
15.iG6rigen So6n SunpbreD Die Gr-
loubniB sur 9lr6eit gegeben 5i bobclt
obue BEL Der 9(rbeitsbeborOe einen
Grlou6niBiHein eingebolt 5u babcn.
@r battc BEL Der StroBen6o6n-@eicll-
idoit, bel lpelHer er iein Sitter oltf
25 Sabre ongob, cine 9lnitellmB als
Gonoufteur er6olten. @r botte OaS
0otum ieiner @e6urt ais oen -.
g(uguIt 1891 genonnt. 8r6ulein Nt.
g. Sclig bonn ituotliCben Yerluol-
tungsrat6 fiir 9lr6eits.StotiItif brad-
te Elm @e6urts5eu9niB Oes iungen
Monnes BEL welhes bonn IL. 9luglIIt
1901 Oatirt mar Gie Gltcrn Oenel6en
6raften einc 8nmilienbi6el nad Dem
@eri6t, in pel6cr scr @e6urtstng
om 10 9hguit 1900 cingetrogen mar
Ger GolBeiribtcr ihIug Ole 9cihul-
oiglmg gegen Oen Sater nit Scr 9c-
griinorng nieOer, ooB bic Wlutter
Oos gllter i6res ainoes gnou onae6en
fonnc, neil tic bel ser @c6urt 5ugc-
gen iein nulB. Gagegcn poIlen bic
Staotsbe6orOen iid nit 0ieier Ont.
iheiolmg ni1t einoerltonOen erfld.
rem, neil iic ser 9lniiht iinO, OoB Der
9crmerf in ser 9i6cl crit mG6reno
Der llnteriuhung 9emadt moroen
iein fam oo i6ncn in elmer friiberen
g(nfroge bel Oen Gltern geingt mrroe,
ooB in Scr 9ibcl feline @introgllng
itottgeiln0en babe. Srdllcin Selig
unO 6rdulein WloD Setter, oic 9hif.
Iibts6edmten erflGren, OoB Der Ser
merf in ser 9i6el ais crit fiir5lib
geidc6cn eridicu. Ger @runO. mes.
boI6 oie gcnnitcu pom itoatliden.
9lrbeitSbureou Die 9lneeleGelbeit Dor
Elm bobcres @eridt brinaen luolleu,
Iiegt oorin ooB ser 8oli5eiridter
Gatpfins Die itaatlidc Stotiitif ni6t
ais 9eipeis ongenonlinen 6o6e.
Die @eprGientontcn Der Itootliden
9lr6eitsbc60rOc crfldren OoB lire
S6dtigfcit cinc pcrae6Iihc fem Mir
sc, wem i9re Statiitif nidt BON oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06

Eoli5eiridtern ais rebtsgiiItig be-
tro1tet miro.
Webitcr mar oor6er Orei Wlol Dor
Dem &oli5eigcridt inter Scr 9eidul-
oiging ieine aiuocr ni6t in oic
Sdulc oeididt 81 6a6en, eridienen.
Sunp6rep ioll ni6t ii6er Ocn iiini-
ten @roO in Oeriel6cn gefommcn iein.
@r madt oen @inorud eincs illngcu
Mannes bon Is Na6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-06
@riiScr beItraft.

9Iod cinem 3uiamnenitoB 5pi-
Iden eiucm Sitnep, BUS Der bon %.
marc acap bon 9Ir. 80, ro.9cn.
tolou-StroBe, oelenft wuroe, uno
Dem @uS bon 6ront 0uolep, geric-
t6cn oic G6ouffcure IN eincn @ort
luedbiel 0uolcp's 9uloer, Gburlrs
g. Guolcp, fom ieincm 9ruoer 81
Snlfc, porouf 2ieutenont alincfeltcr
pont mittlcren 2iitrift eingriif. @c.
briiocr DuoIeD murOen pcrboftet uno
bon 9iiHter @adaro in DER mittlercn
&oli5eiitation inter Scr glniduloi.
gung Oes ongebli6 rngcbiibrlidcn
9ctrogcnS nit je So uno Soften be-
itroft,
Ger 90 Sabre oltc Stoliener Bin.
cent Wsiteneti bon 9liiing Sun, Wlo.,
oer iid in einem 3uee I'M llniou.
9obnbof cine augel IN Die 9rllt
ihoB, Iieqt in itcrbenoem 8uitonoc
i'm n@3crcD.Noipital". Die 9Icr5tc
glou6cn ltc1t oaB er mt osm Scbcn
0apou fommen pir0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-26

members had into American social life'
Their presence was an interesting Tea
ture Of the municipal Christmas tree
as they escorted Santa Claus To Con
vention Hall. Monday night an infor'
nal dance was given In their honor py
the choir Of 81. Philips Episcopni
church, and they were also the recipi'
ents OF other social courtesies. hoth
young men are scarcely out OF ineH
teens. and are very enthusiastic over
their work.
In order 10 minimize the danger OF
any contagious disease reaching the
aviation camp where 1000 American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-26
CANADIAN AvIATORS
CHRISTMAS GUESTS HERE

II. NJ. Tapping and w. ). Hayes, mem
bers of the Royal Flying Corps OF Can
ada. We're Christmas guests at the home
Of AIR. and Mrs. Walter 5. Gilbert. iloi
Bixby. They returned today TO Camp
Hicks. Fort Worth. Texas to which
place the corps came from Canada two
months ago TO train the United States
aviators.
This was the first insight these two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-26

The French have giant gun, which
the Teutons describe as the limit OF
horror" which throws an enormous
shell TO height of five ana three
fourths miles. the effect OF the nrihs
OF which Is that OF an earthaunko'