davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
semator @cnr0ie uerIanat @eridlt.

SSoibington 8. Suli. TT Se-
motor @enroie reidte beute cine 9te-
ioIiltion elm in ser er oen Wlorine-
SetretGr oufforOert, Oen offi0ieuen
9eri6t Oes Gontre-9lOnirols @leaOes
be5iigIicb Der lt.9oot. .glttode ouf oie
amerifonii6e expedition nod 6ronf-
reid Dem Senot 81 unter6reiten. @r
erflGrte, er reihe ole 9Reiolution elm
Oo I'M gon0en 2onoe Itorte &ritit &c.
iibt meroe an 0en 9(rbeiten oes 8u-
reous fir offentli6e Snfornotion.
Ole 9ieiolution miro morgen mom0g-
lid 8ur 9lnnobme ee6rodt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
@n6rideinIidJ le6enssefG6rIid Der-
lest.

@eitern 93odnlittog, furs no6 1
ll6r, puroe ser 5 Sabre altc SorrD
Oberoid, Der So6n BON Clara Ober.
oid bon g5r. COB, SiiOsGoItle.StraBe,
BON Dem, Srn. emil 9ut6p aeborigen
9[utomobiI an Der @ougb-StroBe
ii6eriabren rmO bon Srn. 2utbp, Ger
in gIr. s, -stroBe, @opous-
tomn, pobnt, nod Dem airdenbeim-
Soipitol eenonumen. Or. Sorman
ooielbit fonnte nibt gIeib feititeaen,
mie iebr Scr &nobe perlebt porOen
mar, Oesbalb blieb er i'm SoipitaI.
Serr 2iltbg miro iiA beite Dor Dem
@oli5eiridter i'm oitliden 0iitrift we-
gen Oes llnfaaes 81 perontporteu ba.
ben. Sm 9oufe oes belltieen @or-
mittaes ioa cine GoniuItotion I'M
Soipital iiber oen SuitonO OeS &no.
ben Itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
YlStIidle qaGmmma.

Ger 50 Sabre olte eugene Smith
bon Sint6icim Seiebts, @1o., ein
9lngeItellter Der 6irma Ditd, 9omers
& SaDlor, gde bon Wlt. HoDal. mO
9lortb-9lOemle, puroe geitern Wlor-
gen ploblid mG6reno Ger glrbeit an
Der einen Seite gelGbmt. gr murOe
i'm Yotroluaecn oes noroIi6 Gi-
itrifts ms MorDIanO @cueral Soipi.
tai gebrobt, no er ber6lie6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
SRiHsnswertbss fir gsindsr
galtimDrs'S.
Sebenswertbe Eunfte Der StoOt uno
ipie Oieielben 81 erreihen frs.

Sebensmertbe Eunfte Der Stoot uno
ipie OieieIben 81 erreiden frs.
vDruio.SiII Parf," 780 glder
groB; nit Der MaOiion-sIOenue-Si.
ME ou erreihen.
Wlonument 5u Sort 8abcod an
General Wabcod, Gapt. SObe gIOaHs
Bebiter,
.Sort McSenrp Bart,~ am Often.
oe 0et Eorep-Str. ..2inie.
nGarroll.Yarf," nit Der Golim.
6io.glpe.. .2iuie 81 erreihen.
.6Iaggen.Sous." no Oas Sternen
banner genadt iuuroe, an Der gaoro.
meItedc bon Yratt- unO gIlbemarle-
StroBe.
.g8elIs unO WlcGomas-Nonil.
ment" "-an @ap- unO Monlment.
StraBe.
Confederate Monument" - an
Wlt. 0ioDal-gIoerue, nabe 2anpale-
Strabe.
..MenioriaI TO Futrioi Of tbe Ee-
poIntion" por Der Yat. 9lOpal Sta.
ton.
n2ee.$aus, an Ger Wlaoiion.gIOe.,
nabe 8i0oIe-StraBe.
Tiinfte HegimentsbalIe," in mel.
der Wooorop @tIion 5rm Yrdlioent.
i6aftS-GanGiooten nomiuirt puroe.
SOL. 9lrmiiteoo.Mo Mouiment" i'm
.GatbeoraIe," on Der Cathedral.
umo MuIberrp-StraB
.Sroncis Scott 4ep.Wiominient" -
gutap .&Iace mO 9onoaIe-Str.
Statue bon Sol. @illiam s.
@atiou-on Mt. 0toDaI.9Ioenue umO
2anoale.StraBe.
@eOd1tniBtafeI om Maoiion.9IUe.
@ineang gum GruiO SiII.Porf; gum
9luoenfen on Den aouf Ges 9rliiO
Sills ongebradt.
vRoietpoo0 Staats Sroiniug-Shu.
Ie", Spings @lias, D2o.
Sort '6Omoro. nabe Der Ban.
Sbore-9inie.
nglifton-Fort", nit Der $orforb-
gIOe..Sinie 81 erreideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
5raufreid fiirdtet @cdielfurs-
@erluit.

8aris, Q. SuIi. ~ 9ie giniubr
iiberiteiet sic 9lusiu6r nit ieOem ga
&c me6r uno 6ro6t einen beoenflicben
Druid oui oen @edielfitrs aus5uii6en.
6inan5miniiter SbierrD bat oaber
oneeoronet, Dob Sitter ni6t eber ein-
eefiibrt peroen oiirfen, bis Ger Sm-
porteur sic GrImibniB bier6u faftiid
erlonet Bat.
9isber ourften @aaren eingeiiibrt
mer0en iobaln INN oie grloibniB oa.
81 nahgeiuht moroen mar. Sortan
miiiien Sitter, fir welbe Die @inhibr-
erlaubniB nod nidt oiSgefertiet lit,
auf Soften ser gmpfanger ioiort pie-
DER erportirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10

itiir5te ser ihipere @ogen ploslih
INN un0 rib ole beioen Aieroe, Die Dor
Oos 6u6uuerf 9eipomt iporen. 5ll
9ooen, iooaB iie iib nidt bepeecn
founten. 9eioe Sbiere poren idpcr
oerlest woroen. @s gelone mebre-
rem 4oli5iiteu lmo @aiiauten nad
longer Niiibe Oeu @ageu mieOer aui.
5iiridten imo Die beioen @ierOe aus
ibrcr eefd6rIi6en Gage 81 6eireien.
Die )@feroe imo Der @ageu ge60ren
Srn. 20. n. Scigel bon gir. 90t.
Sit-6ort-glpemle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
grunO i'm gsanOsI6ilOcr-s6eo

SIN o9luroro.@anoe bed.
ter" an ser Sit.9lort6-9loenue, nabe
Charles -StraBe, NerpIooirte geitern
9lbenO flr5 Dor s ll6r elm Sbeil Ell
mes oirb Oie NlaiGine eebenoen
8ilms unO Die @rpIoiion oerlriodte
inter Den 90 3uiHouern, Die iid in
Dem S6eoter befonOeu, cine Senio.
tion, Gas Stiid .Sul6blut-Snoio.
ner" iuuroe sur 8eit auieefiibrt
YIotliA muroe Oos Qunfel oeS
Sbeaters ourH sic @rploiion erbent
ino SemonO iprang nit einem
Sdrei auf. Sarrp 9. 6ud)s, ser
@eidditsiii6rer oes 9beaters, bate
Oie @eiiteSgeeenmort, Oos eleftrii6c
9ibt Doa an5uoreben, ino 0ie 9ln-
Ueienoen ia6en balO, onB Die grplo.
lion nidt eefdbrlib mar. Die mel.
item Oerlelben berlieBen ieOod5 oos
Sbeoter rubig im0 obne 9lufreelng,
wG6reno onOere oui ibren Siben Der.
blieben oa &err 6u6s i6nen Die Ser
ii6erlms ea6, ooB feline @efabr fir
lie porbanoen iei. SSemnno bate eli.
nen 6elleralarm bonn &oitcn an ser
@de Der G6orIeS- -StraBc uno gtortb-
glDenue eineeianOt, Ood iparen oie
6Iomnen eel6idt, oIs sic 3euerwebr
onlangte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
GrO6c6cm in 9lOm.

Som 8. Sui. @opit 9eneOift
muroe geitern Morgen Our1 elm Gro.
be6en aus Dem S6lai oepedt, ipel-
DIES Goms @inpobuer in S9redeu
beriebte, aber feineu Sda0en ange.
ri6tet bat. &iele 9elite 5ogen litb in
aaer @ile an im0 perlieBen ibre @ob.
nuneen in ser 9efiir6hine, 0aB elm
5weiter StoB erfoleen moee. Tos
@ro6eben wurOe am itdrfiten in 9(pe5.
5auo Oeripiirt. weIdes bel Dem groBeu
9eben i'm Samar 1915 ialt g6n0lidJ
5erltort morOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
9aiIer itebt bcimt samslsr.

9openbagcM 8. Snli.-Giue
idarf ceuiirtc Scrliucr 0epcidc iust
Oak Der Saiier bel Der seitriscu 9In-
Oien5 ben aau5ler leineS ungeidmG-
lcrtcu %ertrancnS Oeriidertc unS ibm
Oarin 5nitimmtc, Sah Der 6au5ler iid
meigerte, Oem %erlaugen Ses 9ieidS-
tags nadJ5ufOmmeH, 9entidlanO
anf eineH 6ricOen u6ne 9luucgiOn unO
GutidGOignng 81 uerpflidteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
gLrnemtinicm am sdeiSclueae.
8ru6 nit Geuti6lonO ange6li1 UNI
OermeiOlicb, wenn 6oroerllngen
lmeriiiat bleiben.

9uenoSg[ires, 8. Suli.-9lr.
eentiniide 9eamte baIteu einen 9ruh
nit GeiltIdIano unoermeiolid. Be
omte ser Jiegierng ia9ten, OaB Die
ielben ni6t ariparte, ooB 9eiti6lano
glrgentinien'S 6orOerlmg, tiinftig fei-
ne argentiniihe Sdiife mebr 81 Der
ienfen, erfiiaen peroe. @enn Oieies
8eripreAen nibt gema6t miro, miro
Die 9tepublif iider ioiort oen 9lb6ril1
ser OipIomotiiHen 9e5ieblineen an
fiinOigen.
@G6renO glreentinien 10 am 3an-
Oe zines OiplcmatiiAen 9ruhes Itebt,
5eigt ii6 bier Die er0bte gluiregung
iiber 9eridte aus Oen Ser. Staotenb
pono6 es fiir SiiOamerifa Dor allen
not6wenoie isi, oeltibe Spione aus.
0umer5en. 0ie observation-disclosures
be5aiipteiL OaB Die GbGtigfeit oett-
I9er 9[genten bier niGt GROCER lit ais
in gIoroomerifa uno mnbri9einlih
iiber6aupt nidt 10 groB lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
gefannte sdriftitenerin aeltor6en.

SoIliontom @3aII, 8. Suli.
Sri. Gotborine 9[bbott Son6orn
(aote Sonborm, Oie befanuteSdriit-
iieaerin lit bellte bier i'm 9llter bon
70 Sabrcn eeitor6en. Sie befleioete
frii6er oen 9ebrih6l fir en9liide
2iteratrr am Smith College" uno
baite in Sen lebtelr Sabren gorleilm-
gen iiber Iiterariide Srageu gebalteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10

nEotterIon.@orf," nit allen oItIib
faBren0en Sinien 81 erreiben.
nSiiDerh6e.Farf," @areg-Str.-Si.
ME, iuoIih eebenO.
n6eOerol-Sill-Rart.~ aepdbrt ci.
ne lleberlibt iber oen inneren Safen;
NIT Der OrIeans-Str. ..9inie, iiiOlih
gebeno.
~Gorroll-N -Noniion," on Der @de
pon 5ront. unO 2ombaro-S -Stroke.
Scrt 9lrniiteoo, Sort Carroll uno
Sort SmalIpooo, am geitm mt
8ooten 3i erreiheu.
9ilOer-@allerie Der ~NarpI1noer
Siitoriiden @eielidaft~, on Der @de
bon ct. 3aul. uno Saratosa.Str.
Statue bon George @aibington-
I'M Iruio Sill-Yarf.
@eribtsgebduOe. pelhes $3.000,.
600 foitete, an Der ct. Enul. uno
Scrington.StraBe.
1GOeor 9lllon Boe @eod9tniBto-
fel"-1Gburb Some & Synfirmorp."
r9ep @eOddmiBtoieI" III an Der
Wauer Ger 9lt. @ernon @Ioce Metbo.
oiit gpiscopaI.airte.
Statue bon Sir Biaiam @aaacC
Inn Grub Siu.Eart.
HeIte bon @c0or6eiten Der SeOerol.
Camps i'm giiroer-Sricge nabe Dem
YlaoiioE gl0enue @ingang 8um
9ruiO SiIl-8arf.
nG6orles Gurrou @eod6tniBto.
feI"-om gorroIl-ManIion an Der
2ombarO-StraBe.
~@oult Glare" Die erite Giien-
ba6nliation IN 9lmerifa; an oer gde
bon ASratt, ino @oppleton-StraBe.
nSames g. RiOeelg-Nonument"-
i'm Sarleu.Bart.
Stotue BON Sen. So6n 80. Sooo
an gaItimore.StraBe unO Sop
fins.9lace.
@ouumeut aui Dem gsortb %oiut
S6laGtfeloe.
1@oeal glaan Boe.Wonument"
iiber oem @rabe gogar glllan 9oe's
i'm @eitminiter-6 6rieoboie, @de BON
@reen- ino 6oDette. .StroBe.
nSobns Sopfins.llniperiitdt,~ oie
ipGter am ltniberiit1- 1-YartipaD pol
len0et pirO.
Colbert Sail College @eoddt-
niBtaieI" DMIberrp. imO Cathedral.
Stra6e. Gompte Sc 9loibambeou.
.%onmelt at Hoogers' 8oltica
II i'm 4Satterion-9arf; Commodore
Sobn 3oOgers erri6tet.
@eoG6tniBtoiel Oes gloees ser
nOIO gousreB SaIl"-@de 8aIti.
more. imO Sborp.StraBe; ser Son.
tinental- l-GonarcB beriammelte iib
oaielbit i'm December 1776.
nFeabOop Snitiht,~ om Nount
@ernon &Ioce.
,@oIbington.W Woniment~ an
Wlt. gernon. mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
1870 SUB bod; Der @runoiteit ipuroe
4. Suli 1915 seleet; es lit 6as erite
Ionument IN Der geIt, pelhes
George @oibinston erridtet wuroe.
Statue bon Cornelius golbert-
an St @oul-StroBe, om einonng
5um @erihtSgebduoe.
nWonument fir Die 6reipilligen
oes arieees bon 1912" ~ i'm Sort
WicSenrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
anubc BON slntO OcrIctt.

9ls Capt. @6ilip SorrD pom Ser
Staateu-Marinecorps, bas in 9Ior.
folf, So. itationirt III. Ourd Die Bal
timore.StroBe init ieinein gliito flbr,
geriet6 scr iecbsiG6rige 9ll6ert Sma.
nopsfi bon 9fr. 7O2, @eit9olti.
more-StraBe, ser binter elmer eleftri-
iden ouf ole onoere Seite ser StroBe
lolien ipollte, oe9en ben Nlotorua.
gen unO wurOe 8u goOeu geidlel.
bert. Ser llnfoll ereignete lid Dor
Dem Souie Scr. 70S, @eit.9altimore.
StroBe, Capt. Sorreb brohte Ocn
Snobeu ms llnioeriitD.Soipitol, no
ieine 9erIebuugen, 6eitebenO aus 9iiB.
munoen am aopf uno Souta6idiir.
iungeu am @orper, bebanoelt lper.
Oen. Capt. Eorre1 bate p06reno
ieineS bieiigen glufeut6oltS I'M got
& Settle Glib, Gotons0ille, Nlo., ge.
mobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
gcitraftc Stcdlcrci.

Rihter @iaioms i'm 8oli5aiGeriht
5u Canton beltrofte 6en 70 Sabre
olten glueuit &lingcnberg BON glr.
81, gloro If. StroBe, I'M $26.45,
neil cr Charles 1ittmar nit eiuem
M}eiier beorbeitet botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
9Imerifumcr im's Eager.
@eneralmoior Sibert's 2uorticr in
S0rmeite Der Oeuti6en @eidiibe.


@infran80iii6er S a c II,
8. Suli. ~ Gas amerifoniibe Eriip.
pen.Gontineent lit i'm 9eeriif iib in
iein 8elOlaeer 81 begeben lnO in Ger
Staot lit gIaes ouf Sen 9einen Inn
ole 9lmerifoner abmari1iren 81 ie-
ben. @eneralmaior @iaiam 8. 81.
bert miro in einem Dorf nirgenowo
in 6raufrei6" ieinen @obniib 6aben,
in Dem Der 0onner Der oertihen Sc.
l6iibe oeiitli1 Oerne6mbar lit.
'0ie Trllppen legten 6ellte groBeu
@ntbuiioSmus an Sen Sag ii6er sic
9lusiiht, nd6er an Oie 6euerlinie
6eran5ufommen.
Gie @elpobner 6atten MIR gerii6t-
weiie seb0rt, Dab Oie omerifaniiben
Sruppen a6moridiren piirOen; aber
iie IieBen oie @clegenbeit niht Dor.
beieeben oie 9lmerifaner noHmaIs
81 beeriiBeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
edlucOiIdcr Oberlt crmOrOet.

Stod6olm 9. Suli. II Ole
D0agens 0}Dbeter" beri6ten OoB
Sberit Sialmar Smitt Elm beroorra-
gen0es Wlit9ieO 0es i6peoiIden @e-
neraIitabs, am Somitag in ieiner
@obmtns ermoroet mlieehlnOen NOR
oen lit.
Die llmItGuoe oes Gerbrebens Oeu-
ten oorauf bin, oaB ser NlorOer Der
iudt bat. iiC5 in Oen 9eiie pi6tieer
militGrii6er @l6ne 81 ieben ole ser
SberIt in @erua6umg bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10


beripreden ousee5eidneten er.
trua. ~ aortoffeI.erute ioG iebr
gut werOen.
80 | bingtOn s. Suli.-GaS
Observation-Disclosures bat einen @or.
onibIae Der @rnte fir SiIi oeroffent-
li6t aus mel6em bernorgebt, ooB
elm @rtrog bon 6,O93,OO0,OOO @u.
i6el Observation-Disclosures 81 eripar-
ten iinO. Ger 9eribt 5eiet, onB Oie
Yiaisernte oie eroBte in Ger @e.
l6i9te, nit 9lusna6me zines Sa6reS,
iein miro, uno oaB bier uno m0gliHer
&eile fiinf anoere @rooufte Der sSor-
mer einen Der 6ohiten @rtrGge eree-
ben mer0en.
Gie Waisernte, pel6e 5lm erIten
Male 3.OOO,OOO,O0O 9uldel ii6er.
lteigen miro, 3eief cine 3unabme bon
541 100000 9uidel ii6er Oas Der.
gongene Sabr. Qie bebaute 9(der.
lldde lit IA @ro5ent GROCER, ais Ieb-
tes Sabr.
Ger @inter. lmo Sommer-@ei3en
8uiommen miro $3S,0OO,OOO 9uid)el
9roBer ais lebtes Sa6r mO miro
67S,000,0OO 9uideI crge6en
@erite, nit Der 9Iusii6t ouf oie
orittgroBte ic eemobte @rnte, pirO
oos goriobr nm 33.OOO,OOO 9uideI
ilberiteieen.
9oter oagegen miro INN lngef1br
5O,OOO,000 9uiheI binter ser bor-
lobrigen Grnte 5uriidbleiben.
Yin weiBen &ortoffeln miro einc
8lmobme bon 167,0OO.OOO @uidel
gegen lebtes Sabr angegeben. Oobei
bot man Die aortoffel- grnte in Oen
Seimg6rten nibt in 9etro6t ge5ogen.
Die Hoegen-@rnte miro lib ouf
100000 @nidel ooer 100000
mebr, ais borises Sobr, beloufen.
SilBe &artoffeln per0en ouf S2,2O0,-
600 9uibel oOer 100000 9ui6el
mebr ais I'M Soriabre bere6net.
0ie 6peitgr0Bte &eis-@rnte miro
S4400,000 9ui6eI bringen lno oud
Die Eobods. Grnte miro ols oie gr6Bte
NIT 1215,000,000 @funo ongelebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
0nhIcnlunnen bearn6 lferNe.

9(ls Soiepb 9lnoerion BON Ger.
100, @illioms-StraBe, cine 9oblen.
Iaoune in Dem Souie 91r. 67S, @eit.
Soratoga.Strabe, abIieieru molte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
Charles Glurf Wlmuu tuOt.

9 SprinefieGO, @luIi, 8. SuIi.
= Charles @Iorf Wlimn, ser 9lutor
nleprerer ~ glopeIlen aus Dem 9e6en in
S%sel''englono, lit eeItern na6 fur5er
s'rant1eit l,I in ieincm 6iciiaeu Seim
9el'orben. q @r Wuroe i'm Sso6re 1913
J" SolIf1lngton, Conn.,, ae6oren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
RiGltn-Grntt
1T AusIl6t.
6,O93,OOO,O SuIdrl
bic Grnte.
Ssiele prUOntte brimgem Die
.b6djftem @rtrd9e.

@iinitieer 8eridt Oes 9lderbou.9e-
purtements fir Oen @1onot SuIi.
@ei5en uno ouOere @rooufte
Deriprehen ousae5ci6neten Gr-
trug. ~ aortoffeI-ernte ioG iebr
gut merOen.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-23
In the Somnolent Lobby of Hotel Liberty

"Mr Patriot MIR. Patriot! Mr. Patriot
Calling Mr.. Detroit Patriot"
"The Times takes upon itself page you"
page you for Christendom, Country City"
you're wanted Red Cross Headquarters, SO
Fort-st west"
"The quality of Detros mercy is too strained"
"We have been asked let it fall like the gentle dew
of heaven; and you haven't precptaed at ALL Mr. Patriot
"Detroit's portion of Red Cross Week blessing is two
million dollars. There remains less than day in which to make
of it.
won't you hasten headquarters and by helping
critical situation lay hold of need of JOY, Mr. PATRIOT"
"The Is who trying to rally this 100000
hurryng hither and yon. You have to to only
place and do only thing.
Nathan Hale regretted that he had but life to give
for his country!
"How much you give for this vital mission of mercy
and regret that you haven't more to give?"
Hasten Patriot! He gives twice who gives quickly"
gives assurance also that country will falter
or fall soldiers will suffer from forgetfuness and
our city will not be shamed by its parsimony.
That's the talk, Mr. Patriot We're happy to have you
take it that way
mo never mind the tip for the page"
Gust rush with the 88 Fort-st west and it
to accentuate the pay in patriotism.
"Sorry have broken in upon you with this strident
summons, Mr.. Patriot"
opne that you would rather have The Times
Won than to have blood-andiron Won Kissing
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
A SHORT-S|GHTED
BUSINESS POLICY

By an oversight, the journal
failed TO nlenti ON last week the a
warding of the official printing OF
Audubon County for 1917.
The new arrangement is as Ill
was last year, save that the Advo-
cate secured noit only the share
which lit formerly had, but that
which was received by the KImiball-
ton Record as we'll.
For many years, the practice in
Audubon County has been to div
dde the official Uniting equally "a
mong the newspapers The Advo-
cate found it expedient to violate
this custom this year and also to
take the share of a younger and
weaker competitor, amd since it
was able to take it legally, lit did
The Advocate is showing up in
quite bad light of LATTE. The
disposition which is shown in the
above matter lis to all appeara noes
the same as it has been showing
i'm most other matters during the
past four years The motto, Live
and let live" apparently forms
no part of it's creed. So far as
outsiders may judge, 1T seems to
place dts own interests consid erably
above those of its party, for dit
surely understands that business
policy based upon rapacity and
greed lis absolutely centain TIC
alternate support, to which the par
ty is rightfully entitled. and which
1t absolutely must have in order
to win.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
HOME MAKING
GETS ITS DAY

Arrangements are completed for
Home Economics Short Course TO
this comm unity
Home making, perhaps the most
Important business of this commlle
nifty, lis to have it's day here,
three days in fact
During these days, January 90.
% and "a, 1917, members of ,uhe
extension force of Iowa State Coll
lege Wild conduct a Short Course
I'm Home Economics and give the
women and older GIRLS of both
town and country a chance to
study the many every day pro-
blems THAT arise i'm making and
managing a home. The course
will be under the auspices of ths
CommerciaJl Club of Extra
There lis nothing of the fad, eith-
er DIN Home Economics or the short
course. No lime of extension work
i'm Iowa lis more popular and all
the year round 1T lis i'm demand
in every section of the state. LIN
SOME owns the lecturers and DEM
constructions nave been Obliged ITO
RETURN two and ievan five dimes tc
give continuation of their wouk
The course dis NOT merely a cook.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
AUDUBON COUNTY BOY
ELECTED IN IDAHO

Charles "a. Beers, son of Doctor
Beers and wife formerly of Gray
but NOW of Salmon Lemhi County
Idaho, was elected Treasurer of
Lemhi County at the last election.
Charley entered mercantile life in
Gray, Iowa, and proved to be pop
ular salesman and later was offer
ed an Attractive salary to conduct
a store jim the above named state.
While locating available candi-
dates for last election the G.. o. p.
nominated and elected Charley for
the Treasurership of Lemhi County.
Congratulations Charley.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
WISHING AWAY THE
UNWELCOME VISITOR

Have YOU noticed that there is
hardly an issue of the Journal any
more that does NOT tell of death
in some home or homes of our
community? Old friends and nei gh-
bors ars DROPPING awtay,- and
younger ones as we'll There is an
almost ceaseless procession moving
ohlt from our homes, lit seems, to
here and there crown our fertile
hills.
Yes, good friends, it is all true.
Our neighbors and friends are pass
Ding passing passing. No one real
ICES this more truly than the edi-
tor, whose duty il is to set forth
the sto1les of their lives and
deaths, with which the human re-
cords of their earthly existence
are closed.
1t is a task to make the heart
sick. Death visits no home but lit
leaves dumb suffering and broken
IheaIms behind. These cannot be
written into the record. Yet the
heart of tile historian, who lonoms
OF them, can not but go out
sympathy for these who are plunge
into the measurel less depths otY sor-
row and nisery
| Would THAI a year might pass
which brought mo death 30 the
homes that the journal visits. II
can not be, OF course. Instead.
some who read this will have siip
ped away ere this present year
ends, and in thase columns vii!
have been written the final chap
ter of their Book Of Life
The journals heartfelt wish is
that the dark angel may make few
visits in Uhe homes OF its circle oil
readers this year. May you, dear
friend, who read this editorial
benedictiom, together with ell your
lowed ones, bear charmed lives the
whole year Through May happiness,
which you cannot lay hold of by
sheer force, come to you unbidden,
and may the days pass sweetly.
and thus stretch into weeks and
months of gladness and peace,
and joy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18

ing school, either, nor is it intend-
ed to furnish amusement for those
who attend. 1t lis "a serious school
off instruction in all the many sub
jects THAT go to making up home
ma,hing, nit lis based ON the fact
home making requires intelligence
and skill and THAT lit is worth ia
study
The work of the short course
Will be conducted through lectures
and demonstrations. In the three
days short course in Home Ecom-
omics especial emphasis DIS placed
upon foods. The study of foods
includes a study OF their compost
tion, their relation to- bodily health,
their best combinati ums and ways
oil cooking and serving.
Among the general. problems of
the home, consideration will be
given to sanitation and the care
of the house. Some time win ALSO
he given to-, the study of womam's
right relation to the Communtty
Welfare.
This Short couaae might also
be called Home Economics Com
ference, for encouragement will be
given to women of the community
who have had wide experience TO
present their view points i'm i'm
formal discussion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
PETIT JURYMEN DRAWN
FOR FEBRUARY Term

L A Barger, Leroy township.
Orville Buckner, Viola. John Joens
Douglas. Charles Horning, Gamer
on. A G Andrews. Extra. R T..
Altman, Lincoln. G E Buckner,
Melville. Louie Prefer, tAudubon. D
E. Kerwin, Leroy. John Siemsen,
Cameron. w L Hoffman, Extra.
Herbert Thielen, Extra Amiel
Weltz, Hamlin. Thomas Campbell,
Melville. L E Tramp Leroy. John
Daugaard Oakfield. Nels Mortensen
Sharon. Frank Ruby, Viola. HARRY
Traum, Oakfield. H 'Parnham,
Melville. Jack Hinkle, Extra. R.
Garnett, Hamlin. R L Hoffma
Viola. Nels Schmidt, Douglas.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-18
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
OF THEIR DAUGHTER

MIR. and Mrs. l.. M Madsen of
Walnut, Iowa, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Denis Mad.
sen, to Fred W. Rasmussen in
Council Bluffs, january 10th 1917.
The young people will be at home
to their friends i'm Walnut, Iowa,
after March LIST 1917.
They are exemplary young peot
pie and command the respect of all
that knows them. The lady is a
niece of Mrs. Peter Jensen of
this city We extend congratlulla-
tions.