davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gYplIen befrcit Icin.

SSn Der oierten @orO boben eS ge-
itern 35 iunge 2eute unterIaiien iid
bel ser 9LuSbc6ings. s.8eborOe 5lt itel.
len. @on Oen 215, Die ii6 bei'm un-
terii6enOen Qlr5t meloeten, purOen
149 ais Oienittaueli6 beflm0en; BON
Oieien ma6ten t07 9[nipriide auf BE-
freiling -llneei6br Is ]ro8cnt. Gin
Gbnli6er Bro5entiob mar in Der 20.
@arO 5u ber5ei1neu; BON ben 242
iiineen 2ellten, Die unterlu1t MUIR
Den, MURDER 1870 ais Oienittnuelid
befunOen, bon oenen cirfa 80 ii9 be-
freit ieben poIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
3nr Cppuiitium umfscfurOcrt.

San Suon 8orto Gico, 1. 9lu-
quit. CFer FoiD. Beginner Sic
Sbren RroteIt. @er6inoern Sic, oaB
Sbre So5ne auf oen S6lod6tieloeril
ab9el@la6tet wer0en inoem sic Die.
lelben peranloiien, iib 5u ipeigern,
III Die 9lrmee ein3litrcten." 0ieie
SSorte maren in einem Girfulor ent.
palten, oos gegen oen @lilitGroicnit
geri1tet Dar un0 in oen leBten 3pei
gSohen IN 9opomon oer6reitet MUIR
DC. 9as 0feiltItot mar, OoB orei Nldn-
ner oerboitet wuroen. Sic pitrOen
llnter ie $4,000 @iireibait freiselai-
fen.
Die alagc geoen 8ipei oerieIben,
Die bel9uloiet puroen, Oos Girfulor
OerIaBt 3li boben, prroe fallen geloi.
len. Ger brittle, %eoro @loreno,
wuroe inter @iirgItait i'm 8ertagc
BON $500 geltcllt lnO miro i'm 8un.
0eS9cridt pro5eiIirt perocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SOOauaiicr.ScrfGitfer in Sdiunli-
t1tcn.

IoS @eiunobeits- -0eportemcnt bat
cine Gampogne gegen Die Sooaluni-
ier-8erf1uier unternonlmeu bic iiN
ni6t un Die @oridriiten 6alten, wcl-
he beItimmen BOB Gin ge6roudteS
@loS Dor Ser g9ieOer6enubung in
elmer 9llfoli-26Iung eriinolid serci-
nigt urroen ilno in fo6enoem @aier
minoeItenS flint @}inuten gemeIan
iein muB. Gie no6itebeuoen Sooa-
moiier-Gerfduier boben geItern cine
@orlaOung er6olten uno miiiien ii1
belite in Der meltliden 8oli5eiitatiol
perontiporten, neil iie an9eblicb ga-
gen Die @ori6riften oeritoBen bo6eu
2eon s. Goblens, Gce Sopnro- lno
lexington StroBe; &. Goi6afoS, 0tr.
ia, O3oro-6omorO- StroBe; 6ronr
@otts, @de Gutop- lino 6opette-
StraBe; Sermon @ernbeimer, gir.
81, @eit-9eriugton- sc.
GoroiI6, Gde 6ronflin- um6 Sowar0-
StroBe; 9loIp6 9fotton Gde @orf-
9Ioeuue iuO 2crington-Strobe, imO
Q. W}onoerlios, glr. 121, gtoro-
S5otuarosS sStroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gLms Scmtldlcm gereinem.


Der u9raiier- un0 aiifcr.aronfen-
llnteritiieung @crein" ermGbIt
9conlte. - n@itteIsbo6 -8erein"
nimnit @inloounecn 5u Serbit-
Scrgniiglingcn oit. uWteseer-
@erein gir. /" ino nMeb9er- @e-
iongDerein" poIlen Elm Sdlcn.
rotten bcronItolten.
Scr n@rouer- un0 &iifer-2ronfen-
llntcrltiisungs- -&crein" biclt in Scr
@ermonio-S1rnboae" feline regel.
mGBige General |erlommlllng, IN
peIbcr oic foIgcnOen Serren oIs Be
omtc fir oos Ioufenoe SoIbiobr er-
pGblt Wurocn: @rGiiOent Sobn Ser
monnsoorfer, icc-$rGlioent Syobn
9. 9outid, S6obmeiiter Saul &otb-
i6u un0 ScfretGr &einrib @eiiling.
Sn Scr @erlommllng fam Ger 81
non5beribt 5ur &erlelung, aus ipel.
@cm DcrOoreine, OoB iid Der Gerein
finon8ieG in gutter Gage befinoet.
Dic berlbic6enen Gomite'n erltotte-
ten ibre 8eri6te, Die oGe giinltie
louteten.
n8itteIS6a6 6 &eretn."
Die regelm6Bige @eriommlung oes
o@ittels6od &creinS" iono geitern
9(6eno in @o9ener'S &oIle, 0ir. A,
Siio-@ap- p-StroBe, itott. Gie Ser
iamnlung, in ipeI1cr Der BrGiiOent
9lOom @ob ocn Goriib fiibrte, ipor
gut 6eiubt. gtob @rleOiguug Der lib
liben 9loutinegeidGfe berIos Der
ScfrctGr gtifolous S6erenoer cine
@inlooung gum &olfsielt oes cid.
ters u. 8. 2. am %. 9IlteuIt I'M
r@onnItotter-@ unO bonn DeltId.
9lmerifonil6en @olfsfeitoerein 5u
oelicn Eicnic om II. Sftobcr in
gcnfert's @orf. Ser 8erein 6eIdloB,
an beioen 8eronitoltlmgen iidJ 5u
6etbeili9en.
nM ebger @eiongberein."
Tic 9Irroneements-Gonite'n OeS
nMesger @ereins Or. +" ino oe5
oMeBger @eiongoereinS" fir oos
groBc S1ienr0iten in gcnfert's @orf
glnfaues Sfto6er bielteu in 9iieb'S
Soae cine Sibumg in mel6er Ole
&or6ereitllngcn fir Sen Sog eetroi-
fen ipuroen. @enn es idones 8etter
lit, miro icoer Wleb9er Der Stoot "a.
bel anlueien0 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
NSOIiaiIt last i'd anluer6cn.

Eoli5iit 2eonarO W}oore bonn MORO
liden Diitrift, lit Der erite Yoli5iit
Oes8aItimorer Eoli5ei-Depar
Ser iid anwerben lieB. Sn ieiner 9ie-
Iignotion, Die er Gapt. Surlep iiber-
gab, wiinidt ct, OaB i6m feline STEELE
bis na6 oeln &rieee oiien eebalten
miro. Nloore trat crit Dor einigen
Dlonotcn in Oos BoIi8ei- -Deporteuent
Elm. er miinidt, 10 ldneIl pie noo.
lid an Die S6la6tfront eeIanOt gu
Der0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SimOcm6nrs iicscsociuiF.

Sprad in einem Selegronm an ben
&eidSfan5lcr iibcr sic Grfolae
Der glruee IL &ereinte gluSoauer
Oo6eim meroe oeu Sieg briuget
inO einen e6renboften 6rieOcu
gorantiren. IT. Gic S(rnec idreite
nit unee6roHener StGrfe 5u
neuen @rfol9en.
9erIin bia 2on0on, 6. 9(uguIt.
~ 6elOmori6olI bon &inoen6urg
ioote in einem Gelegromm an oea
9iei6Sfau5ler onldBlib oes pierteu
So6restages OeS ariegsousbru6s:
n@eeint i'm Snneren uno umeri6iit-
terlib ouf allen 6ronten trobt
Gellti6lono oen oer5meifelten gln.
griiien ieiner neuen 6cin0c. Gic
Oeuti6e glrmec fGnpit meit in 6eiu-
Oeslono un0 I6rcitet nit llngc6rohc-
ner StGrfe 81 neucn @rfolgen. Sic
tritt OoS bierte &riegsiabr on bon
oem feiten @ertrouen beieelt, Dab Scr
@ciit 5u Soitie uno Die pcreinte 9luS-
bauer lpeiter belteben 6lei6t, melhe
cine @orontie oes Sieges uno fiji
einen cbrenboiten 5rieoen fir uniere
gtotion beoeutet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
sin nnraiinLidles CIrN1dltniil.

nomentlicb fir @eiihtcr, beinB Der
beriibmtc iran3oiiidje Sdladtenmaler
@oroce @ernet BON ocm Der @lalcr
@ericoult emit iaetc: y5cin Gopi III
mie cine @onnooe nit taiicno Sea-
itcn; brandt er ctUas aus ieiner
@rinnerltng, 70 5icbt Ct mir eincu
berous, mo CT finOet, mas er mbt,
10 friih oarin ais er eS 5ucrit lit
icinem @eo0dtiiiB auigcnommcu".
Gines Wiorgens begegnete Dem
aiinitIer ser Marquis @ortorct. ocr
ii6 icbr frcutc i'm 5u ieben. uGS
lit bod wobr6oitio iiber ein 5abr
Der" hi6r er iort, uonB id Sie ltidi
.5u @eiidt befommeu babe"
n@obl uidt 6ol6 10 longe1, ermi-
Oerte Geruct yoem eS iino falm
tiinf @ionhte Der, ooB ih ole g6rl
botte, Sbre SaHo ST oriideu ais eli
nit ciuer wunOcrbabidru Game an
gIrm Our6 ocn Guileriengortcn ipa'
5ierten."
u0lit elmer Gome? SIT mir ii
5wun5ig So6rcn niht poiiirtl lln(
gar init elmer bii9ibcu?"
uSe6r bii6ihM
uSh mia gc9ougeu iciu, menn i'd
Elm @ort oaDon weiB.
u@artcn sic, id iperoe Sbrel
@rinnerlnG 8i Niilie fonmen.@
Ter Nlolcr bolte gioti5bnA rnt
@leiiiiit berauS, unO IN wcnigen Wli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
g9irO il g8aI1imatom aeluiInldt.

Ger 90 Sabre olte George 9.
9leeO, Ger am is. Suli in @oi6ing-
ton 9. g., aneeblicb S6nldoeeen-
lt6n0e i'm @ert6e BON $500 ans ei-
mem Souie itobl, wllroe geitern
9lbenO bier in eincm 2ogirbouie an
Der Mooiion.9(oenue bon oen Sc,
bcimpoli5iiten Goois uno 9lohe Der.
boitet unO na1 Der mittleren Yoli-
8eiitation eebrodbt no cr fir Die
@olbinetoncr 9eborocn icitge6olten
mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Weaen bic gLnslGmSer.

GIe0eIon6, o., 6. 9[uguIt. -
@cn biciieeu i'm 9lusIonOe @e6orencn
WurOe beute BON 5lpei lofnlen glus-
be6ungs Oiitriften Elm ibwerer
S6loo bericbt. Sn elmer eemein-
idoftli6en SiBung Der 0iitrifte Is
unO Is Wuroe oen 9(rbeitgebcrn in
GIcOeIuno Elm offcner @rief geianot
IN pelhen iie oufeeforOert pcrOen
ibre MIN 9luslonOe geborenen g(nge-
lteltcn Oos foIgenoe llltimotilm at
lteacn 0@eroet @iirger ooer berliert
Cure Steaiingen - nenn Sbr init
uns orbeiten woGt, 10 miiBt Sbr NIT
unS f1mpfeu." Cine SpAe nad
nSladers" miro beute lmo morgen
rnternontnlen lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
g9nrSe in Oen GyitiI aC6ilIen.

9lls geitcru Nloreeu SenrD 30.
@eenboicr, Selep6on-Glerf in oer
mittlcren @oli5ciitatiou, olIf Dem
@eee nod iciuer @oDutne Ourh Oic
Soratoga StraBe ging, purOe er IN
Der gidbe Der @op-StraBe bon elmer
9uaoogge ongeiaQen unO in Oil
g9aoe gebilien Ger NunO ge6ori
angebliH Charles gtnoap bon 9lr
200, glor0.@an.StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
gsMrOc ieit cimem Na0r acIMdlt.

Getcftio Olip6ant pcr6aitctc 0e.
Iiern 9lodmittag oen AZ Sabre olten
&cubeu BRADFORD llnter ser 9lnI6ul-
0iglng, ongeblih wd6reno Der leb-
ten 12 @lonotc ieine 6rall imo Orei
ainoer nidt pcrioCgt 5N 6obcn.
BRADFORD beridwono oor einem So6r
m0 drbeitete in oericbicoeucn StGo-
ten in oen Tereini9ten Staoteu. Gor
orei Mouateu fam CT no6 Baltimore
8iriid. Gr miro bcute Olidter
@odaro porgeiii6rt perOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
g(utuSic6c auocfummen.

Ole @ebeinpoli5iIten 3abler,
8rot, Sbonf uno GooneD bra1tcn
geItern Wlorgel Settle @ericr unO
&inccnt MiaiomS bon &idnlono no6
Baltimore, ioipie orei glutomo6ile,
weldc oicielben bier gcito6len bat.
ten. 8eitere orci Wiaihincn purOet
in Scr gi6bc bon &i6mono eefnnoeH,
Die bciltc noh Baltimore gebraht
mer0cn. Gleoelmo O. Soll lno s.
Monning, oie l6on Dor elmer g8ode
berboftet lptroen bil0en nebit Sen III
&i6mono @erbaitetcn ein Quortett,
ooS felt mebreren Wonoten in 9alti.
more Oielc g[utompbiIe geltobIen bot.
te. Die perihmuioenen glitono6ile
iolgen0er 8aItimorcr milrocn IN
&idutonO rnO llmgeblng gefiluocn:
&crinon &ouienbod, Scr. SOB, glor0-
@ilmor- Strobe; SDlpou @usoorf,
Scr. 5O7, @luniep @uiIoing Or. Sr-
bin @. @liaer, g8r. 1OS, 9it.9lortb-
g(bemne; StonIep Sonocl, glr. S07,
Scunor- StroBe; @eorge @. 5roncis,
Sir. 1745, gtoro.@ouoitroBc; @coroc
gS. Strigle, Scr. 1906, g8eIt.2anonlc-
Strobe, nnO Soiepb @oo8e bonoer
SilO.&anoocritroBe. Gic &erbofte.
ten perOen morgen 9iiAter 9SudarO
borgefiibrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
%Or5nss |erinnOt %Orloee angc.
nOmmen.

GriegSartifel mii0en auf alien @ilen'
bobnen 5uerIt bef0roert merOen.
9obnen 0iirfen feiue 9ioten
Dor 1920 crb0bcn. Sine 9abn-
beborOe miro in @ai6ington or.
gouilirt.
8aibington 6. 9lueuit. II
Gie Gonicren3-9eri6te ii6er Die Gor-
ueS-gerionOt.&orIoge uno oie Bill
5lr &erme6rlmg Der Nlitglieold)aft
Der 3wiibenltaatli6en Sonoels-Gom-
million bon lic6en ouf nelm puroen
inn Senate 6elltc gio1mittag ange-
nomnen ltno bciOe Gorlogen geben
nlnme6r 5um @rdiiOenten fiir Oelen
llnteri6rift. 9iod Der &or5ilgs-
&erIonot-8orlogc 6ut Der @rGiioent
oic Modt, iol6cn 9lrtifeln, Wel6e
fir Oic rationale @ertbeioiglng ais
net6men0ig cra6tet Weroer oen
8or5ug oui Giien6a6nen lmo Sdif-
fen 81 gc6cn. GeSgleiden iinO Gor-
l6riften fir 0ie S6aiilng elmer @i-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in @oi6ington oarin
ent6oIten. SHmere Straien Iino fir
Die 9ebinoering OeS ein6eimii6en
ooer Oes ausIGnOii6en SransporteS
in scr gia Ooreeic5en. Sn oen 81
icnba6nraten oorf Dor 1920 feline
gr606ung eintrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
sdJarfc 9c6attc i'm eenat.

Der &ompf ii6er Oen Gonferen5beri6t
Der gtobrllngsmittel Gontrolbill.
@irO morgen gum 9lbi6luB
fomnien. - GepubIifaner lino an
gebIi6 einitimnig fir Die 9ln-
no5me Oes 8eri1teS.
@aibingtom 6. 9(ueuit. IL
Die &ie0erouino6me ser 0ebottc i'm
Senote ii6er oen Gonferen56erid5t
iiber ole g8obrungsmittel- Control
@orlage 8ei9nete iid our6 bittere
@orte 5mii1en oen @efiirportern
uno Den @eenern Der @ia aus, Die
6ii6rer ser beiOen Yarteicn Iogen,
OaB oie Sin am Niittlpob i6ren 9[6-
idluB ieben miro. Senator G6om.
berlain, ser 6ii6rer ser 9lontiniitro-
tion, uno Senator @ore, Ser Iidl ourh
feline Sppoiition prominent oenod6t
bat, gerietben na1 elmer OreiItiinoi.
gen Geoe oe5 Senators 9ieeo ihorf
bintereinanoer. Senator 0ieeo oriff
Die Yia uno Ser6ert s. $. Soober
ifarf an. glls Senator @ore onoeit-
tete, oaB ole SenotsmitoIie0er Oes
Contemporaries Oen @iinlden oes
Frdlioenten no9gege6en 60tten, er-
lpioerte senator Chamberlain. BOX
Der Senator BON Oflo6omo ale 80
miniltrations @orlogen onoeoriffen
babe.
SD miirOc oiel Iicber beShuloiqt
lein, IN Den 5uBitopien bes oiItinquir-
ten Erdlioenten Der Ser. Stooten in
Oielem Sriege eefoIot gu Iein,~ laate
Der Senator bon Oregon, .uno auf
meinen &nien 8u frieden, uenn Sic
es 10 baben mo6ten, uno oen Stait6
pom ietnen 6iiBen eeIedt 6u6en, pie es
bier angeoelltet puroe, ais i6m 8u
opponiren unO in Die COMPUTATION
eln5ultimmen, nit oen 6einoen oes
Frolioenten 5u iuter6onoeln."
Senator g8iaioms bon W2ilIiIlippi
erfldrte, oaB, iuenn cr &rdIioent nd
re- llno elm Iol9es Gonlite our geouf-
ll@tl9ung Der &rieesausea6en mare
Oeantrogt, er ole @ioBregel nit Iei-
mem @eto bclegen miiroe, ocun cs
4
nlllBte ais ein @3iBtrauenSpotum an-
eeleben meroen.
Der eroBtc &6eil Scr 0ebatte wur.
oe Don oen @e9nern Ger 8ia gefiibrt.
rs beiBt Dob Die 9lepub(ifaner fir
ole WtoBreaeL ltimmcn mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
@iidlcr fiir srINnten.

Or. SernarO s. Steiner, ser 9i-
bliotbefor Scr @nob @rott Treibiblio-
tbef lit bon Ger ug(mericon 2ibrorp
gliiociotion" ollm StuatS Yorliser
fir Morplono ernonnt moroen Inn
Bidder uno 3eitihriften fir Die COL.
Oaten in Oen berihieoenen SeloIogern
OeS Stootes, pie Camp Nleooe, 2ou-
rel ETC., 5li iammeln. 0r. Steiner
t3ciIte scitcru nit ooB 5u Camp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
fSrchcrif @iraner neitprben.

SIN sitter non So So6ren itarb ge-
itern Serr Treoerid 9irSner, Der &c.
lie6te @atte pon Sofo6ine 9irsner, IN
icincm Scin 92r. 220i Orem.glue-
Die 9eeroielng iiuOet am Wlittuodj
pom Ieincr lcstep %o4nng aus aui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Die aricositcncr6ill i'm Senate.

@aibinetom 6. g(uguit.
0ie ariesslteuer6ill, wel6e por-
lbreibt, ooB id5rli6 $2vO06, 900
ollrb oirefte 9eIteucrune alige6ro6t
meroen miliIen mur0e 6eute bonn 81
non5-Gonitc 9iinItig I'M Senate elm
beri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
@anOcl6ilOcr-S 6cutcr-Scitcr bcItrufl

@eiI er ongebIib eincn Slim in iei-
mem Sbeater an ser OIt-9oltimoreitr.
5eigte, o6ne ole bon Ser itaotli6en
@onoelbilocr- -Genius-8e6oroe perbo-
tenen E6ciIe ipee5uloiien muroe Sr.
@. 8. 8ouoers BON 9li6ter @odorO
in ser mittleren &oli6eiitation nit
$25 ltnO Soften beItrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Dlcooe ieoenfous cine 3mcigbibIio-
tbet etngeribtet meroen miro. 9(ae
9ii6er fir ioI6e 3wede iinO an feline
9loreiie i'm Gentrolee66uOe ON DER
Iailberrp. .StraBe 5l ienoen. Sr.
Steiner giebt germ ieOe peitere glus.
funlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Sir Ipatcrc WddlIcdjtcr.

Som 6. glu9uit. - Ser Stoot-
rut6 bat 6ci6loilen, gum 9lnoenfen
on Oen Gag DER italienii6en 9riegS-
erflGrung Die 2rlirinolltroBe in 3u-
tunit uStroRc Oes "a. Wiai" 5u nen-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

uuten mar Elm wci6iibes &ortrdt
Ifi55irt.
DSSabrboitig, 0as III meine Jld1te.
unO Sie baber tecbt id eab i6r mel.
nen 9tyiiL UNI iie nad 0eut Sotcl 5ll
6ealciten. 9l6er Wlann ipie fonHclt
' sic nab fiinf Monoten iulo mir nad
eiuem fIiidtigcn 9lid I'M gSorbeigcbcn
3igc nit iolhcr Ereue be9altcu ba-
BEN no iA nidt eiiniol ctlpas bon
Der gpu5en sadie Hchr lpllBtc2"
uDos III Ieidt aenus!'
uAa wobI, ID lcidt 0uB sic im
iiini5ebuteu SSqbrblutoert ais 0eren'
mciner perbronlt nor0cn mdre1"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Dem glcm Cathedral 6rieObofe ltatt.
Gin Geqiiicm.Sodanit eebt 0criel6en
in ser ct. @regorp's Stride Inn 9
ll6r OlorgenS poraus, 81 welher Die
9lngeb0rigcn imo 6renn0e Oes Ser.
itorbenen ber5lidj eingeloOen lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SO5iaIiitcu.GOnfcren5 am 8. Sep
tem6er.

Stodbolm 6. 9(neuit. - Gas
Ootlm ser internatioualen So5iaIi-
iten-@onferen5, Die in Oieier StoOt
a6eebalten perOen ioa, lit cnoeiiltig
oui Oen 8. September iciteeicbt pot-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

AbOHnentcr, bic ben ,,9entTdjen GDrvp.
IpOnncntcn" uttbt piiuttIidD D6cr uurcerI'
maGig erbaltCn, finb aebrtcn, bcr ShWe
Iapon per Eelcgbpn peer ItbrIitll@ NaB-
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14
No Slackers Here

THERE was not a Stacker" among
the bunch of Bayfield, County Boys
who signifed their intention of join
ing the Bayfield, County Company OF
National Guards. These boys put
their names down as DESTROYS OF
joining the company should it be
organized and when the time for ex-
animation and mastering came there
was not one of the seventy odd num-
bers who failed to put in his appear
ance. Everyone of them submitted
to the examination and the great
percentage passed the physical ex-
animation and were mustered into
the service.
Those who failed to pass the ex-
animation were disappointed that
they could not be accepted, and
those who did pass were anxious to
be mustered into the service.
Bayfield, County residents are
proud of these boys and of the boys
who have already gone to the front
to defend the honor of their coun-
try and their flag. We honor every
last one of. them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14
Three Bodies Unite

Three Norwegian Lutheran
church organizations, the Nor
wegian Lutheran Synod, Hauge's
Norwegian Lutheran Synod and
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church of America have united,
the union having been effected
during the past week at the ST..
Paul Auditorium and the event
attracted thousands of people
from all parts of the United
States. Hereafter the three
church bodies will act under
one head.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

There is no question about WASH
burn lacking capital for many of the
enterprises she would undertake.
This is always true in cities that de-
pend on foreign corporation for much
of their industrial life. But, we are
gaining each year, according to bank
deposits. building operations and
other faithful signs of prosperity and
progress. This year will give local
retail business men the hardest nut
to crack they have ever tackled.
But they will win, in the long run.
AS stated, owing to the unpreceden-
ted increase in first cost of every
thing handled by retailers, their
capital resources are taxed to their
utmost and they are sent to the
banks to borrow.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

We must secure $4,000 hotel
and set about it mighty = quickly.
This city is the most advertised and
the worst advertised city in the
Northwest. Paradoxical as this may
seem, it is true as gospel. The ex-
ecutive secretary of the commercial
club advertises the city broadcast
and every other locality is talking
about us in praise. When men
come here every day from distance
and find but one hotel on the main
thoroughfare, they 60 away to dis
count all the other good adver-
Using. The depot here is living
disgrace. This hurts the city. While
we are advancing slowly, sometimes
we think that we take one step for
ward and two backward. Calamity
howlers do their part to making the
road slippery. Let's take Uncle
Sam and the eaatern men of affairs
at their word and stop repining.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

IT is said that Iron River in Bay
field county has but three persons,
physically fit and of conscription age
who have not as yet volunteered to
The colors. What a record for any
town to possess. 1t shows that the
Iron River boys are made of the
right stuff. Just think of it-a town
with population of about 500 peo-
pie turning more than thirty recruits
to the army and navy. Twenty
seven of the boys are members of
the Bayfield, county company and
have been mustered into the service.
And that is not all. Iron River
has city defense league, a Red
Cross chapter that are busy at work
getting ready to care for the needs
of the soldiers, by providing food
crops to the fighting men and snp-
plies for the hospitals.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14
Iron River people are made of the
right stuff our hats go off to them.

WAsHBURN is the best little city in
the United States and there is no
doubt about that. 1t perhaps has
the largest number of employed men
per population of any city in the
United States and perhaps the
largest payroll of any city of the size.
One half of the population is en-
ployed at good wages, there is not
an idle man in the city that want
to work. There is employment for
hundreds of others. The people of
this city are all boosters and there is
nothing that can hold back the
growth of the city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14
The Peopie of India.

The population of India speak about
100 different languages and are divid-
ed up into forty-three distinct nation
alities. There are 2,37S main castles
besides a large number of subcastes.
There are 2OO,OOO,OOO Hindus. 6O,OO0,-
600 Mohammedans. while among the
Hindus there are 5O.OOO,OOO of degrad-
ed people of no caste. whose touch or
even shadow is supposed to cause pol
luton.
Limited in number. but mighty in in
huence, are the Parsees. who hold the
wealth of Bombay in the hollow Of
their hands and dwell in the loveliest
mansions around the coast. They con-
form to European customs and live as
much like Europeans as is possible for
a colored race. Yet these people still
worship the sun.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

The banks tell us they can take
care of the situation. The hardest
test will be during the next six
months. Then we will have caught
up" with the results of increased
prosperity, loans will be met, stocks
will be increased, sales will also
have doubled and trebled, and we
hope that profits will be common
surate with the amount of increased
volume of business that has brought
about the demand for short-time
loans.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

But of all things to avoid, the
chief one is getting the wrong view
point and retrenching; preaching
hard times when there are no hard
times; boarding money and pro-
visions; discussing business pro-
blems where they should not be
discussed. ALI these are to be
avoided by one and all. Let us
heed the street signs: Go slow"
when it comes to preaching disccn-
tent. While war is terrible, and
while we are going to face many
sorrows and hardships, there will be
production, increased en-
ployment and wages, and an unheard
of prosperity with vast sums OF
money in circulation. We must
follow the procession. stay on the
prosperity band wagon, look things
in the face and be sensible.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14


HAVE YOU joined the local Red
Cross Chapter? If not get your
application for membership in al
once. Washburn Chapter wants a
membership of one thousand people.
The dues are one dollar per year
which any one can afford. The Red
Cross organization helps to make
soldier life more pleasant, care for
the sick and wounded. To belong
you do not need to go to the front
but you can do your share at home.
Interest yourself in the movement.