davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
0cr Quuitlie66ober.

9lls Gbomos Couture an ieiuenl
eroBen giloe y9l0mer aus Der Belt
oes 3erfoaS" malte, 6eiubte i'm IN
ieinem 9lielier ni9t ieIten eiu College,
Der Elm groBer SpaBOogel mar.
n&eiBt on mas, Couture, iaate
bieier zines GagcS 81 ibuL c5 6a6e
einen gefonnten ser 0ein @iIo gernc
audi einmal ie6en m61te."
gtuu bate Ebomas Couture Cage,
an oeuen er ctma Oieiel6e 2iebens.
miirOigfeit entipidelte, pie cine eue.
lii6e 9ua6ogge. u@eb' sum Seu-
fel", idrie cr, uoeutIt Ou, id min
mein 8ilo BON oieiem @iel entiueiben
loiien2"
n9lum nln", 6eidpidtigte Der
SSrellnO, ,gan5 70 idlimm. mie on
lie onlie6lt III oie Sode wo6l nidt-
Der Monu, Oen ih i'm Slime babe,
mGre imitmloe, oir 6aare iiini6unoert
5ranfeu ouf Oeu Gid 81 Iegem blob
fir oen glnblid 0eineS 8iloes.
.Siinf6unOert 6rauten2" Der Nla-
Ter legte Oen &iniel aus Der Sano
uuO fab Ieiuem 6reumoe itarr ins
@eii6t.
nggie id Dir ioae, iiiuf6uuoert
8ronfenl"
Cine @eile matte Couture lhluei.
qen0 lpeiter; ober ole @iirOe Der
auuIt trug iiber oen ibn0oen Nlam.
mon euoIi6 oeu Sieg oa0ou. Ger
aerl loa Ieiu @elo be6alteul" riei er
Giuige Gage ipdter itelte Der
5reilno iid mieoer bel ibm elm.
,,Sor eiumaL Couture, mein 9luitrag-
eeber iuiirOe ioear fiinitaulenO 5ran-
fen fir nibt 81 t6euer balten pem
er oein 9iIo leben f0nnte.
oSeuiel nod einmal filnFtm-
ieno 5ranfenl 0os muB ia Elm auBer'
oroentlider 2iebbaber meiuer &unit
lein. 60 mag er oenn meinetbalben
fommen. g9ie beiBt er oenn9"
nSdfob 9lrago, Ser 9rloer oes
glitronomen."
.gas2 SafoG 9lrago2 gIber Der
1T ia blinOl"
r@epiBl llnO c6en oesbaIb wiiroe
CT germ fiinftnaierO 6rauten geben,
penn Ct Oeiu 9ilo ieben fonutel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
@eine gSerrGtGerin.

SEEM gorf, 90. SUM. 0ie
8unOeS.@eibmorenen Dor oenen6rl.
eleanor g8. @orfer, cine StuOentin
OeS Barnard GoQege, ln0 Smen Sat-
ten 1ino GbaS. A. 9biaips, StlDen'
ten ser Columbia llniDerlt6t, me9en
&eri6m0rilng, iltnee 2eute al Der
9legiltrirlmq inter Dem Gonlcrip-
tions-@eleB 81 oer6inoern pro5eiiirt
nuroen, lpra6en beute Sri. @arfer
frei. Die 9lneeflagten 6atten 8om-
pblete nit Dem Gitel: D8irlt Oh ge-
5ogeu meroen" gei9rie6en umo an
0en 0ruder eelanOt. Sri. Starter
be5eugte, OaB iie OeH Originaltert Dor
Dem 13. N}oi, Dem Gage, an Dem 0aS
@eleB in arait trat, a6er crit nad
Dem Is. 0}ai in ieiner oerdnoerten
5orm fab. Ger 93i9ter entibiebt,
0aB Iie ibr an9ebli6es Gergeben Dor
Der 3eit 6eging, in Der oaS @eleB 81
Hebt 6eItonO. SRI. Barter miro MN
i6r bis sur @nti6eioimg Ser gegen
Iie er6obenen 9lntloge 3uriidgebolte-
mes 0iplom bonn GoQeg erbalten.
Der Yro5eB geaeu ole beiOeu Shl'
Oenten miro pabri6einlib beute ieiu
@noe errei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

(Gorrcponoen8 Der qsliiocirten 8rede"l
@efing, "a. Wiai. II Gie @nt-
laIIung oeS 9remiers guan-S6i.Su'S
morfirt cine Der eefd6rliditen @erio-
Sen IN ser @ei6idbte Der dineiii6en
9iepublit uno 5eiete, 6oB Der @rdIi-
iioen 81 Glmg sung ser ltGrfte Nlonn
in China un0 6os Soeol Oes fort.
ibrittli6en @lementeS 1T, pelcbes fir
cine conltitlltioneIle 9legierimg IN
China fGmpit. Ole YopularitGt oeS
@rdiioenten lit auf ole Gbotia6e gu.
riid5ufiibren oaB er abioIut gegen
cine GriegserfIdrung al Geutl9lano
auftrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
0cin Observation-Disclosures,

Ser 9ln6rong 0ur @rlongung bon
glrbeitS @rloubniBliNeinen fiir &in-
Scr inn @uremi fir g(rbeit llno Sto-
tiitif mar geltern Elm iebr groBer uno
ein 8eweiS, oaB inter Ocn 1rnteren
9emo6ncrn 8nltimore'S fcin Hallen'
Sel6itmorO berribt. SSn einem Sale
fonOen ii6 0riIlinee eirL I'M @rlonb-
niBi6eine 5ur glr6eit in Der 6obrit
ibres OnteIs 81 erlnngen. g(ae Orei
iinO itromme Sungen rnO boben crit
Dor etpu 5lpci @ocben OoS IA. Sc
bcnSjobr iiberlcbritten. gtabe6u alpel4
talieno S6eine mllroen geltern in
oem 8preou ouSge1tellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
llnter idlucrer glnidmINianna.

Scr oNt8ebn Sabre olte Sobn S8.
Grodett 5uny bon Scr. 1884, &eit-
2ouDole-S -StroBe, wuroe geltern bon
ben @ebeinpoIi8iiteu 6reemon uuO
Sommer8ia Der6oftet ln6 nod Ser
mittleren @oli5eiitation eebrobt, no
ct geitern gio6mittng einem Stills
S6eriff bon 9lnne 9(rmOle-G Gountp
iibergeben purOe, Oo er Die t6 Sabre
olte Selen 8. &nigbt in oeren gSob-
nunq in S0enton in criuineIer@eiie
ongeeriffen baben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Sampfe in Citafrifa.

QonOon 90. Slmi. - Gin ottir
3ieuer 9eribt iiber sic Griegs.Ope-
rationen in Sitofrifa, Ger beute
9(6eno befomt eemo6t ipurDe, lan-
tet:
,9lm 10. SSuni 6a6en uniere Grup-
pen in Qin6i einem Soien inDelltld-
SItafrifo, Gperationen begonnen, nm
sen Seino aus ser 6hlBmiinoung oes
2ufeleoi 6erouS5utrei6en Son Dem
@eI6ibieuer Ser &riegsldiite unter.
Itiibt, beperfIteIligten Die Erllppen
cine 9on6rng unO ii6errai6ten Oen
SSeino in Ser 9ta6bori6ait bon
W}rlpefa an ser 6luBmiinOung. Cine
oeutibe 9lbt6eillne, pelde felt eini'
ger 3eit 0en Aab beiebt batte lmO
elm MorinegeI6iib oort ollfgepflan5t
botte, wuroe nod Nitama (MtuaD,
90 Meilen in iiioweitlider 9tidtlmg,
getrieben. glm 12. Slni 5erlt0rten
iniere &otrouillen, Oie bon Der 9ii6-
hrng bon &ilma porgelCbritten paren,
Gin feinoliGes 9rouiant-0epot in
lltiaeri."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
6r. g8. y. Snrif ocitur6cm.

gor 0oS Senior-N}itglieo ser 6irma
SSobn 6. Slrit 81 50. - @r NOR
ais @ei4dftSmonu in Der gon5en
Sta0t befonnt mo geo6tet. II
Stor6 nab Idneerer &ronf6eit
i'm 9(lter bon So SSo6ren i'm
S5o6nS SopfinS-Soipitol.
@iuer scr befonnteItcn @ei6GftS-
lelte ser StoOt Baltimore, &r. @il-
liam 9. &urit Seuior-@}itglieO ser
Sbnittlporen.6irma bon S5o6u 6.
S5urlt & 50. am &opfinS Ylace,
i6ieO geltern 93o9nittag 3 llbr I'M
glIter BON So Sa6ren i'm So6na Sop-
tinS-Soipitol ans oen1 &e6en. @r
mar ieit l0ngerer 3eit frdnflitb lmO
nuBte ii6 Dor einigen &oacn elmer
Speration lmter5ie6cn. Ger &eritor-
bene binterlGBt feline @itttpe, 5mei
So6ne, Sobn 6. Surit lmO @iQiom
9. Surlt, it,, ltno Orei S0meltern.
5erner miro er BON einem 8rllOer be-
trouert.
Sr. &urIt por uiHt MIR Elm ongc-
ie6ener @ei6dftSmonn, er wor audi
in Sirdenfreiien ais superintendent
Der SonntogSi6ule Ser ct. &eter'S
Stride ii6eroQ 6elie6t inO geoGtet
ST 6egonn feline @eicbditSlaui6o6n
in Oen Some ieine8 &oters, Srrit-
@urneQ & 50. @}it groBem Gifer
arbeitete er sic erlteu Sabre imO
Iernte oos @ei6Git 10 gut feunem
opB er nod fllr5er 3eit ais Elm W|it-
alieO auigenommen mirrOe. Sic
6irmo erbielt ipGter Oen 9tamen
SSobn s. SurIt & 50. mo no9 Dem
6oOe ieineS &oter5 I'M Sabre 1904
mnr0e 6r. Srrit Oas Senior-@lit-
QlieO Des &ouleS. @r mar ltet5 ein
@}ann mesbal6 er bon ieinen Inter
ge6enen uno alien Beriouen, Die nit
i6u in 9eriI6rtng fanen geeGrt lmo
geahtet mllrOe
Ser @nti6loiene NOR Elm Gireftor
ser Somuel &eaoDsSGlle, 9ireftor
Ger @ltom SobingS 8onf, Gireftor
ser Giti5enS 9{otionol 9ouf, @rGii-
oent ser Seem Somaro &otel So unO
ser Union Sotcl 50. (&otel Gas.
meW, Gireftor Oet9altimore Steam
| @odet 60, @ice-Gommauoont Nss
Baltimore 9ac6t-GlubS, Wiitglie0 OeS
MorDlanO-Gmb8, Gireftor Scr Sn'
0ultrial Corporation bon Baltimore
W}itqlieO scr Stoot-Ylan-Gbmnii
Iion, 9irrftor ser Sratoria @eiell'
l6oft, Gireftor oeS 0SiiOliGen San.
oelS.GongreB" uno @}itgIiaO Oel
n9lmerifaniiben &ert6eioigungS-@e
ieQl6aft". Som Sabre 1909 bis 1911
mar Sr. Surlt @rdiiOent oes DSer
ems ser &onileute uno 6abritan.
ten"
0ie @eerOigung finoet ieoenfallI
am sSreitag bonn Erauerbaile in Sil
Croft 6ei &ut6erpille aus Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
SlOam mnh su6lcu.

sloam 8ofer bon ser @orO-S6ro.
oer.StroBe muroe oeitern Morgen
BON &i6ter &ormollon in ser flo
meitli6en @oli5eiitotion aur 8obllno
bon Sill perurtbeiIt. @r mar bon
Dem BoIioiiten Steinoder berboftet
worOen nadOem ii6 9(nnie 0eofin
BON Der 6reOerid 9loenue beiAmert
bntte, bon i6m in ser StroBe belG.
1ti9t worOen 3u lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
WlarSlanOcr nadl @cttpS6nro.

Sn 3ufltnft werOen NlarDl0noer,
sic lib in 0ie SSnfanterie Der 8un0eS-
9[rmee omperben loiieL 3um @inerer-
5ieren no9 Gettysburg, $a., geiunot
mer0en, un0 ni9t no6 Columbus,
O6io, mie es bisber Der SAL mar.
9(u1 6aben sic &efrrtirltngSbeomten
ser Staot ii6 bereit erfldrt wenn
mogli6, 10 oiele ser 9fefruten, Ole 5lt
gleiber 3eit eingeplitert wer0en, IN
oaIiclbe Hegiment fomlnen. 0o0urb
miro 6reunoen cine @elegenbeit ge-
geben, 3lianmen in einem Hegimente
oen &rieg mit5uma9en. Gopt. Gbo-
mas &Don lmO iein aus iebs @iann
belte6en0er Stab, Die in 0en leBten
Orel @o1en bier tbGtig poren nm
&efrltten nn5uper6elL OerlieBen ge-
ltern Baltimore ln0 bego6en iic6 naG
Sort @oDne, Sn0. Gr crflGrte, 0aB
er Ie6r 5uirie0en lei nit Dem @riolge,
cen er bier botte. g8ie perloutet,
miro Oa$ 5mcite Battalion Ser @}o-
rine-Mili5 am 6reitag bon SalnOerS
9fonge no6 Baltimore foumen lno
bier cine %uraOeDoriiibrung oeran-
ltQlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Mir Elm 0elmaelrdaf.

Das bon @eo. @int6er gebrallte
Bier lit oas bette. gieIe 8eiIrtbeiler
BON g9ier erfldren oaB es ireeno Ct.
nem erItflaiiigen ausIdroiiben gier
nleibfommt @erooe 0as DING fir
oen 6amilieusebraud. Geines sIro.
ma, better @eIdmad uno iebr Hdbr.
frdftig. 0irelt bon Der 9rauerei
6urd oie nelieiten Nloidinen abge-
faqt, noourb algemeine Ieinbeit ge'
Iibert tpirO. 9iIte ST.. 9bone:
@olfe 90.
salntts,1S,iN1o,Gol (gLm)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
NIrnfe Nilcn6nIm.Gnnpcntipn.

3ic SSobres %erioumlung scr
9(ngeiteIlten oe8 9. & 8. @iicububn-
SDItemS miro om 80. lno 30. $unT
i'm 00eor @arf potel" in 9eer &orf
@}orolono, Itottfinoen. @tebrere $un-
bert Giienbo6nleute ous alien @egen-
sen Ser Ser. Stdoten peroen an oen
Gonferen5en t6eilnebmen. &rGlioent
Daniel g8iaoro, ser @orliber Der
@eirot68- -Gommiliion fir Niotional-
&ert6eiOiglng miro an oie @iien-
bobn- -9(ngeiteIltcn in Ser om 6reitog
Itottfinoenoen GroifnungS SiBlnG
cine 9lniprohe bolten. @ie beri6ie-
0enen Gonferen8en perOen lib NIT
ser @r0rterling Der beri6ieocnen
3weige Oes @iienbobn-0ienlte be-
I1Gitigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
DlarnIamSls @eitraa.

Sobn q. 8aer BON Ser 6irma
SambIeton & So. motbte eeitern be-
fonnt, ooB ole enogiiltieen 8ericbte
iiber @torpIonO's 9lntbeil un Ger
&ibertp -slnleibe ergeben OoB 8olti-
more Die Sunune bon $36, ,95Q600
6eigeIteuert babe imo ole Gouities
So, S57,S50 Sr. 8oer ertIdrte, oie
glrbeiten Ger 9lnleibe Gounliiiion
1eien iebt been0iot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
@cIameucrcin rGinisfcit.@

9ie @}iteiie6er oes @eiangOereinS
u@iniefeit" feierten am 9ienitag an-
IdBllb i6rer SineitlnOe in @Dring'S
Salle an Ser 3. Ctr. lnO 6ait-9loe.
Sen @eburtStog BON 5mei i6rer Son-
qes6riioern. Gle iibten inter Sei-
tltna i6reS Girigeuten George %06l-
mann neue &ieoer elm. Ser Strait
bent Oes &ereinS 1T George &resnid,
Der SefretGr artrt Bender. 9ie
Stnelhtnoe mar gut belu6t, unO Die
@eburtstagsieier oerliei in fell6t-
irobli6er Stinmlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
S.nNrsnrrndle nnterindlt.

@olioeiri6ter @otee uno Or. $. .,
Sorton bonn @eiunObeits 9eparte-
ment boben cine llnteriu6ung iiber
6en Eoo oes 55 Sabre often $obn
8omocsfi bon gr. IT, GerealltraBe,
Curtis 9op, oneeiteIlt, Ger Oorgeitern
Mtorgen in Dem Sei3ratm Ser nGur-
It's 9op Chemical 60" toOt oufge-
funoen miroe. Or. Sorton erflGrt,
noB Scr Wiann an Seroldbmirng &C.
itorben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

Ger gleger Sones Sodlon bon ser
Gborp-StraBe mllr0e eeitern our
8abhne bon $2645 bon &i6ter
&onft in Der iiiOliben &oli3eiItotiol
beitroft. SSodion botte ieinen &oIien.
gcnoIien Soiepb SS6ite bon ser Sono-
Der StroBe nit elmer &orboneitouge
mieoerbolt uli Den Sopi aeibloeen
uuo oob ais @ntiAuINi9une an ooG
g9bite einen ob0ien" 8lid babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
uSenrietta .9Oac."

9ie Sbmeitern Ger nSenrietta.So-
ee" lnternobmen oeltern einen 9lus-
ilug 81 i6rcr &ogenidWeIter 6ralt
Wieta 8G6ouS nod Dem Sotel Oerlels
ben, ,6oS in Scr 9tGbe BON 9telaD lie9t.
Ser i60ne @lab mar iiir Den @m-
piang ieitli6 geicbmiidt imo Die lltlti-
gen S6meitern Oenn lebensfrob lino
iie ia ale, oergniigten iicb bel &aHee,
Sudden rn6 folten @riril6nngen 81
oenen audi @eirorenes ge6orte, onrs
9eite. Sin 5ouper, uufgetragen bon
Der fii6enfllnOieen @irt6in mrnoete
Oor5iigli6. Ger ,3ug DerlieB oen
Gom0en-9a6n6of INN 3 llbr. Somit
botten ole S6weltern Oie lbonite "a
eeS5eit um0 sen berrli1en 9lbenO I'M
SSreieH 5u psr6rinqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
90. @on0On fOmmt freiluillia aMrild.

- Gp"""" *Hf""'+ I*N'~'*t'b Of'*"
Gbottnnoogo, Gem, 20.Suni.
- Or. g8 g. Gonoon, ser geltern oui
oent .9luS6ilOungsloger Der.
6oitet wltrOe, lit nabOem Die 9luSIie-
ferimgSpapiere ausgeiieut unO i6m
oorgeIegt poroen maren bon Dem
9luSbiloungSloger nod Oeu ltdoti-
i6en @oli3eigefGngniB i6erfiibrt
morOen. @r iogte, er ipiirOe ieiner
9Guslieierlng nat6 SEEM 9runSlpid
ni1ts in Sen @eg le9en, iueigerte li6
a6er, etpoS in Setreff ieiner &er6af-
tlng 5u io0en aiBer OoB er poIlitdn-
Oig lni6ulOig iei. Gie @rmorOung
%iper'S, iogte er, pGre bon elmer 0e.
ftiO-glgentlr ltnteriucbt uorOen itnO
feline @o6nung lei 5weimal NIT iei-
ner 3uitimnulng Our6iu6t tporOen.
SEEM @runSmid, 90. Slni. ~
Ger GolntD-9lnpolt begonn berte
NIT ser llnteriutblng Der 8emegun-
gen OeS Or. g8. S. Gonoou eines
SouptmannS I'M meoi5inii6en Corps
ser 9unoesarniee, Die er nab ieiner
g(6reiie bon 9fep 9rlmsmid gena6t
bat. Seine 9lbreiie erfolgte om 6rei-
tag, einige StlmOen Dor 0em glitffin-
oen ser 9eibe bon So6n &incent
@iper, zines Sbiilers oeS Rutger'.
i6en Colleges, sic an ser Seite elmer
2onOltraBe lag. Die Sellte, tuel6e
Sen 2eicbnam 8iper'S nit eiuen
&ugello1 in Der 9ritit fonoen, t6eil-
ten Dem 9(npalt nit, Die 2ei6e bate
nm Die 3eit, oo Or. Gonoon am
Sreitag obgereilt mar nod niGt an
ser StroBe gelegen. @S berribt Die
9lnna6me, OoB Der lebloie &orper crit
lpdt am 6reitag 9l6eno ooer am
Samitug Wiorgen Oo6in qele9t NOR
oen Iei, nobOem Der Soiplmann ou-
genIdeinlicb auf oer 9ReiIe na1 Dem
Siioen mar.
QeS 9(mpaItS eegeupdrtise lluter-
lu6ltng begriiuoet iib auf oie 9Iu'
no6ne, oaB Or. GonOon falls er Den
Wioro beganeen, irgenOwo bonn 3ugC
obgeitieeen lein mag INN nab Der
| Staot 5uriid5ufebren uno ipdter iid
lmgeieben mieoer entfernt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
GreSit fir Oie StaIiensr in aOmOon.

2onOon, 90. Suni. Sin ita.
Iieniiber Gre0it bon 100000 9iO.
Sterlinge lit orrangirt lporoen felt
ole @nglGnoer cine meitere 9(nlei6e
bon $35,0O0,000 aus oen @ereinig.
ten Stooten erbalten boben um Sell
ser fin 9lnfGufe ser Staliener IN
@nalan0 3u erlongen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
@rieffaien.

Srou W1orie 81. II @eiB Sc.
mono elm Waittel eeeeu oie grfron-
fiing bon &oienlt6den2" Srgeno
cine 3uicnOung miro germ an oic
ribtige 9loreiie geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

9(r5t. nSeute l6eint es Sbnen ia
beoeuteuo beiler 81 geben. Saben
Sic iebt 9lppetit9"
ngleinl"
D@ie. nod nidt2@
ullnm6elih, id babe ioeben crlt
ouei 9eefiteofe gegeilen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
@e6t nidJt nadv Oem 9anama.aunal

0berlt g8illiom u. Stroub, Der
Gonlntan0elr ser bieligen &iiltenDera
tbeioigune, oeren Souptquartier in
Sort Somoro lieet, miro nibt noA
ser @onomofonal- 3one trm8ferirt.
Die SronSIerirluqS-Or0re, oie Dor
ser &riegserflGrung altseegeben mar,
pur0e mioerrllfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
SanmeiItcr -gSu6l.

9(. s. 9ietricb mllrOe 3nm @rGli-
benton ser 8oumeilter 80rie eripdblt
uno s. Serbert ScoteS gum IL. oili.
einonoer foIgen0en Nlal ais Sefre-
tar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

Sri. Charlotte SouiIton muBte
iid elmer Sperotiou megen eines
9tiidenleioens unter5ieben. Sri. Sa-
milton befinoet ii6 auf Ser 8eiie-
Irung.
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
Charles Miller
Injured Tuesday

On Tuesday while attempting to
board his train at Lazear. Mr.. Charles
Miller, the popular conductor on the
freight train running from Grand
Junction to Somerset. slipped and sus-
tanned a severe sprain to his knee.
The sciatic nerve is affected, making
the injury a painful, as well as in
convaniFLt one.
Mrs. Miller was summoned from the
home ranch near Whitewater and the
unfortunate man was brought to this
city and removed to his home Weines-
day evening. While he appeared to be
resting fairly comfortably at the time
he left, it will put him on the retired
list for several weeks.
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
Trickel
Answers Call

On Sunday morning, August 5th,
after prolonged illness due to old
age conditions, death came to release
of Richland, Oregon; Mrs. Nellie Cook,
about ninem lies from Delta
Funeral services were conducted
at the home on Monday morning.
Rev. A. B. Parry having charge of
the services, and interment was in
California mesa cemetery.
Had the deceased lived until August
18th. he would have been So years of
age. He leaves to mourn his loss
six sons and one daughter all of
whom excepting two, reside too far
away to enable them to attend the
burial services. They are: Perry
Trickel, of Dodge City. Kansas; Frank
Trickel. of Nemaha. Iowa; Ed Trickel.
of Victor, Canada; Ashford Trickel.
of Fort Dodge. Iowa: John Trickel,
of Richland, Oregon, Mrs Nellie Cook.
OF Delta. and Jack Trickel. of Cali
fornia mesa. His wife and three
children preceded him to the great
Beyond number of years ago.
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
WILL FARMER soYs MAKE
MOST OF FIRST DRAFT!

Word comes from good authority that
ing to have their employees exempted,
on the grounds that they are needed
to serve the country at home, keep
ing the roads in operation. Also that
the big mining companies, the Colo
RADIO Fuel & Iron company and many
of the other big corporations. including
the telegraph and telephone com
panies, are acting along similar lines,
until il gets down to the question of
just who. beside the farmer boys, will
go.
The agricultural districts were urg-
ed to plant every thing possible last
spring. They were told that they were
serving the country If they raised lots
and were slackers if they did not Delta
county responded to the call, as did
all other districts and as a result we
have a crop that is without equal in
the history of Western Colorado.
Are we going to be without farmer
boys TO handle it,
Some one has to go to the front
and the farmers seem to be the only
ones that aren't organized to work
for the exemption of their help. They
were told in the beginning that the
draft was to be selective one and
that the farmer boys and other pro
ducers would not be taken. as they
were doing as much for the country in
the field of agriculture as they could
in the field of battle. 1t develops.
however, that the draft is not selec-
tive. but simply lottery and the pro
ducer stands the same chance of be-
ing called as the commonest hobo.
The other method would be discrim-
inatory. it's true. Nevertheless this is
a time when they should discriminate.
Send the ones not needed. no matter
how. The draft would not have been
so popular with the people, had it not
come under the guise of "selective con
scription.'
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
Fire Destroys
Hopson's HearSe

Considerable excitement was caused
on Wednesday afternoon by fire
breaking out in a hearse belonging
to Undertaken C. P. Hopson, which
was at the time in the Allen garage
on Main street.
ably never be known. as there was no
light of any kind about it. No one
was smoking or using heat in any
way. A gasoline pipe had been dis
connected as some repair was being
made and it is presumed that a short
circuit from the storage battery caus-
ed a spark which ignited the gaso-
line.
1t was only a few seconds till the
whole inside of the car was ablaze and
it was with considerable difficulty that
the garage hands got the machine
backed out on to the street 1t was
finally gotten there, however, and al
lowed to stand there until chemicals
were gotten on the scene with which
to fight the flames, but which prov ed
of little consequence. as the ca was
practically total loss. We under
stand that it was insured
Mr.. Hopson worked for months dur
ing his spare time to build this hearse
1t was designed and constructed by
him. On this account It is hard to esti-
mate the loss. He will go to Denver
Sunday to look at hearses and says
he will get one of the best that he
can buy
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
Guy Blair Builds
New Warehouse

One of teh most conspicuous evid-
ences of growth in the city at present
is the $1,000 warehouse being erected
by Guy NJ. Blair on Fifth and Column
bia streets. II is 40 100 feet ground
space, and the cone is 20 feet high,
ceilings IL feet There is a cement
basement under the entire building.
with an air passage between making
it frost resisting in winter, while
provided in summer.
storing of produce. principally pota-
toes and onions. while hay and grain
will occupy the upper floor. The build
ing will be equipped with lights and
ed. while a platform scale will provide
better accommodation for handling of
coal. This building will be complet-
ed within a week and is easily the
largest warehouse in Delta county.
Adjoining this is a Is foot coal shed
with cement floor, and here the coal
can be loaded. weighed and paid for
without the necessity of driving to
the city office, although Mr.. Blair will
still maintain this office for the ac-
of other patrons.
Across the street is another ware
house owned and operated by Mr.
Blair. of the same dimensions as the
new one. but OF corrugated iron, and
having no basement. 1t will be used
for storing hay. The buildings are
located on spur Of the Rio Grande
tracks. adding to the facility of load
ing produce and unloading coal from
the cars.
Mr.. Blair states that this increased
storage space is warranted by his in
creased business. He is buying wheat
at s3,5O per hundred. sacks furnished.
and taking all he can get.
The Delta independent., 1917-08-10
Coop. People
Hold Picnic

The Coop. Telephone company ten
dered To its employees its annual pic
mic last Sunday, the scene of the jolly
affair being at Hotchkiss park.
The company furnished equipment
for travel and landed everyone there
on schedule time. also furnished a
bountiful supply of punch and ice
cream, while the operators provided
plenty OF fried chicken and other good
things to eat
Managers. directors and officers
with their wives (if they had onel and
operators from every exchange. par
took Of the festivities of the occasion
and everyone voted it a complete sue
cess.