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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

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cmcr Ansabl bon ,SriaOcnsflul6aebngc Der Nrbeter
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Ndt ecaen.
s)Iontaa, Ocn 20. SumOr 1917.


EIRc 0dmpagnc Der 0r5tegnng fnr ein Wr0h Satmore.
Gen flenen mo or0bercu @olitifcrn ans Den 0oua.
ties iii 6 biSber gelluger bic Griiilng Der bcrcda
ten 1orocrua galtimore'@, oaB Die 1taoiarcu5c nor9
c0en Midhngen iUciier ausgeoe6nt peroe, ST 3nter'
treibcr Baltimore madtc es ocn Gomtp Foticrl
oud leidt oic glnuabRe BON 9nucrotons &oro9cn IN
glAnapos 81, perbiitcn ioan oc @olititeru gelegcn
bcit oelaiieu uuroc 0c Staupi III eicm politiden 81
nadeu gseln in scr 2c9isatliriigun9 in 8ntcr 1919
iie Nuncrotionsira0c mieOcrim 3r GnttciOm9 aui.
htf4, miro sic 5o1la9e a6cr cine peientlit anocrc
ieiH. Iicsnol mcroc bic Nc0disIcntc Der Staot Den
Naupi iiibrcu ouwd cine @roi Baltimore 2igo Oic
moracn orAaniirt miro uu0 scr bic angciebcncn @e
iuaiiselc obuc llncridico Der politiidu &arteiidr
lnna ouQcb6rcn iUcrocn Icic 2ga miro lid uidt an
sic @oIitiler onoeru an bic ecibdit5lcte il alien
Counties ocS 1tdotcS mcn0cl mo 0eren Wtitbilic cr
iu.rfeu gSeuu III alien ciuim05uan5ig Counties 0es
Giaatcs Sic nidt 6ireft BON scr glmerntonsragc DC.
rHhrt mcroeu gcmiiiermabcr abcr Oic Shieosridter
ino, sic ocidditspcit uor ocr @ercdtieurg Der 6or
ocrimncu galtniorcs i6er3eu9t mcrocn tailn 0anll
Mrs AZ 0cn Rotfcru Ocr bei0en oireit bctroiicncn
Counties uidt 10 lcid n6gd ieui, nit ocu @olitern
ais Sen iibriacn Counties ciH ,Sdlnb- mo ErliBmmo
nib obpidllicbcn mic es ibuen biSbcr itets gciu9er
is mcnil sic 9Ninerotion5iraac IN Der &cg9loinr gw
Gpyode TAM gscnu BON ,,ocn Heutcu 81 %aic" ein
Grad oi sic ccicbqcbmgs @St0IicOcr ousgeibt uirO,
0enu 6oben Die prociioucIlcn Bolititcr eiit mengcr
IeidicS Spiel Cine vGompagne Ncr Grcbnn1" IL
cioroerldl sic 5dttc don uor Sobrcn be0onaen iuer
sen iocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Sc MiHclmadIie ais Gin cin6citIide8 CJcbict.

2tt WtHClHtUilN UlS tlH NlNVNhiWtS VN"tttt
99ir bo6eii DieOcrboH aciagt uun Der slntmort
Ser eDientemG6tc auf oc 5rieOcnsnotc oes Prooe'l
ten @iou oc gbiid 5u 6irmoc geIcgeu bate, IN oes
2anocrn Scr @ittelnddte jeoc SrieOensbcnegAng ~
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rimIhcn onicn Tas miro Jest picOcrim ourd cine
Srnhtloic Ucpchc ans @crliu Don @cnrp s Neafen
bd&tigt n0cn cr iaet ogScnn irgcrO ctipa5 notbipc
ttp rar um sic grohc Wac 0cS oclltiAcn NofeS ats
cin conpottcs 0onjcS bntcr oie 9lcgernng 5 lteacn
iNo 0as aoi5c gaio ST enucu Der Soriictung oea
Samples fit Srcibcit uuo GricB ais 9iotion 81 itu.
men oort haben sic GntcniC Ndftc bncn 0icics 0ina
atlcicrt Gurt lore ucr6dtlibc 3lriidmcng ocS
cedea 3rieOenSongc6oteS Dabca lie 0a0 octidc %oit
icitcr 3llianimcn aridmicOet olS cs jc 5rpor mar.
ltnO ndli alen iii oos OcH1, Bolt ourd oie 9roBe
~umnheit Ger Gncnienddte tccr 5uanncn geTuAt
roroen ol0cl1i aid Oas NlrOub ser pier Mddltc
sic Die Grippe ser Nlittelmddte boeu lit Elm eiteres
qcuor0cn Cos mirO oirdl sic g}odjridjt ber Sonoor
Dtpiclcu Oas AM Der 8iinnlntcntinit Der @onord)cn
cjencr6c mo StoatsnGltucr ocr Mittclmdttc an aQi
er gail6emS 6cblrtstag int @roi;en Deutihen iNaupt
ni.ariier bed(oen mor0al lcin iou @inocnburg ocil
Gberbecb ibcr Sic 0mndlidcn Yrnecn Ser afttel
nlddic n ii6ertraGcr i'm sum Scnfcr Der gconunten
fiegcriiden 0perotioncu uon 5lan0crn bis jim per
dei Gol Sit modem nnS OaB ierrcr aiih ouc pirtD.
MafldQr AnqcleNcnbeitcu ser bier Sdnocr intcr civ
Getlidc qcitina Geiicat mcr6cn Iccn um lrdt allcn
ali scr ,Sront on6er aitd bier Scr Srot oac arolte
ind cncul cii1citlidCu Eonc rnsbor ju mocgcu fiir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
rHN ruRKs ANp rnn nNc1lsH.


Bryce, the former British Am
bassador at Washington and the man
who lend his name 10 a pack Of lies
about German atrocities, COM
mitted in Belgium, says:
Those whom we call Turks are
not a nation at all in the proper
sense Of the word. The Ottoman
Turks were a small conquering tribe
from Central Asia, who were ruled
during the first two centuries OF
their conquests by a succession Of
singulariy able and INSCRIPTIONS
sultans who subjugated the Chris
tian population OF Asia Minor and
Southeastern Europe, compelling
part OF these populations to embrace
Mohammedanism and supporting
their own power by seizing the chill
dren of the rest, forcibly converting
them TO Islam and making out Of
them an efficient standing army Of
l1nizalies, by whose valor and dis
cipllne the Turkish wars of con-
quest were carried on from the early
Fifteenth down into the nineteenth
century,
Some equally astute statesman Of
the Ottoman Empire will say:
Those whom we call English are
not q nation at all in tho proper
sense of the word The English or
Anglo-SaXong We're small conquer
ing tribe from Northern Europe who
invaded the British isles several
hundred years ago and made them
selves masters of that country. Later
they engaged in piracy on the high
seas, finally making themselves mas
tera OF all the main trade routs Of
the world and conquering small or
weak nations in all parts of the
world Eut after they had cstab-
lished their mastery over the seas
and went to shop keeping and trad
ing they never fought any of their
wars conquering little or weak ma
tions and peoples in Asia, Africa
and America themselves, but they
hirod other European people to do
tho fighting for thom. In former
centuries they paid European sover-
eigns 50 much per head, today they
pay Euroucan statesmen and pub
fishers CT Influential newspapers a
stipulated sum for turning entire
nations over TO them to fight their
battles. They arc the vampires OF
the world"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
gartaa Oci etrancnSurA0rnas.G OmaIliidrc.

salt more. "a Sdiluar 1871
Sic 5rabcnourd5brutDs NoWntindrc ocr
Giant Naliuurc Muben Dlclrnil geulaB Den
Nuridriilcn ocS Baltimore staol 0barierc pe-
FAINT odG lie cine ocinilliric Cite Glcr 5uaci
lpromcHcn 0iiil6doi9unGcn cnrianoeilcn lliis
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Hcbil einer crtlircnocu @dric Gncrilgen lieDcit
In @crDhoung mil Der 0onoemulrunB tlb
1mNcbnug Der EbSs9lUcnAe, bon Der Siios
icile oer GyrB'Siraac bis snr yloroiclc ccr
Eiodb0hIaS1rnBE QenI0li Ocr am TO- glt9nH
1909 unicr3epnctelt Scruronnng yW. SSl 0cS
sgnUorS uno 5taniraih5 bon Ndlinorc
9ic GniiWdoigpngen uno MctiperUtDnlgen
ipcrocn aui Die OerlbieoeAeH 1bclle ocr Cbin
Ipciiie, 8uimen Der Suoicic ser Erob'
&irlBc uno Der ltoroiciic Scr SiodDoln oirahe
uro oer nGrau nHitoNciNcr @rWoadc be-
ldrdatl unn rilSgcocbnt iril ilnp ilc nmidilclt
Hub hc aebcn ncrniil icrlier bciaitnL naE
btuNie Nllic ucu Der erildrcnocn Marte ilr
oic ,;ilpclion ullcr oGrin inicreliirlcl Rcrlo.
ncil bcrcii 1T mn oqG bic C0mniiiidre ilD ant
@iimood; 81. lelmds i9i7 il iibr @oriHii'
Tags, IN iDrcm S'lirCan i'm AdtOhons iiir ben
}pcd pcrlurmen mcr0cn, ir0cno ipemc IN
beager 9iiic cnbGlicHcn glnoabcn 81 rcpioia
ret, Gcacn ipeldc 4cyioner Giniprug0 erbcrcn
m1gcii nic onyia inicrciiirl 81 icill bcbnup3cil.
SOGm 81. NpDueite,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Apostle Beck.

James NJ Beck OF New York, is
bacl; from England and France,
whore he was magnificently enter
tanned bN leading men" who ap-
prociatedi his successful (?) pro-al-
ly press agonting in this country.
Jas M. Beck also saw the trenches.
Gle is the same gentleman who for
two years has been urging America
to fight on the side Of the allies. He
is reputed to be able bodied in the
prime Of manhood He looked at
the trenches and came away to do
some moro urging on this side.)
The other day he made speech.
Said he:
"One or the other group Of ma
tons will triumph. und upon the
nature of that triumph the whole
welfare Of civilization for the fu-
ture win necessarily depend.
II have no doubt as to the char
acler Of thar triumph. II will
rest with the heroes Of the Marne,
of Nprcs, and of Lcmberg.'
Especially Ypres and Lcmberg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Cfnalnnb luirb riidiidltsloirr

9lls 0oDiO SloDo George SuH Grtijcn 9rcuiicr CT.
naiuu plrOe, bicB cs, @nQlono mer6e sen &rico Jest
III riiddtsoierer @eiie Deterii0ren ais Is 6Sbcr &c
bebcn c Ios mcintc natiirlidl oc gcd)tc Ocr 9icis
tacu mir0e nod mciiacr bcc6tet wcrocl ols bisber
cas- iniernationoIc @clcB wirOc rod mcbr nit 5iiBc
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1ic poaitGnoigc @crgcma'iioina Gricdcnlano'@
luar Der Slnioug Oer uridiidtsloercn" arieoibrm0
inter 2lo9o Georges Acanc Scb iolq sic politdil
Hige Sericllhung ser giorOicc bs bmter 8lir boGdn
oiide mo biniibcr 6r 0dniidt Giiitc nit Scculinen
giS 5r boldnOi id)eN SSnicl EcrihclllQ Dor scr Gin
iobrt 5nn 3ui0er See miro oos WlucneI0 gclcgt
Guoou0 boiit idj ooiut Die ocutic1c 6lottc pom
pae bolten 5u fonncL lie polltduOig bel NclgoonO
ctcgcn 81 tonncn I'M iiuge6inocrt einc cacne Sottc
ir 0cl Scbns Der Sdlifio6rt olii oeu stantiidcu
Cjeon jii ucuucnocn Gb ocn Nrtcn Oas Gcliugen
mro blcibt abjlmorten Cine cuocre oauit ocrbin
ocne Nbiidt maa oie 8cracpotiQimQ oon Sooaono ciL
Gcno uic eIried)cnIano pcrGcpaltat worOeu ill., @ic
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tcr boaGnOiideu Stiiitc 81 djcrn Sas tiiuuicrn Gng
lan0 0c Gcdlte tleiner giotoncn2 &or circm bdl6cn
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mo glcbeI 5u le0cn cocnial5 mar Die jingltc @cc
GoNt ali ser 6oldnOiibu Stiiiie eur Solgc Der britt
idG Wducnlegcrci cine britiide 2orpcooboot 6otiuc
lUuroc BON ciner oetAeu 6lotIc bel Oiccr grbeit
itcrradt 9lnd ocr IN Der iogciOcu 9lad)t lmtcrnon
ncnc 5trei5ug Don oattiden &ricg5bificn nad Der
caliidcn aiie miro iii critcr Ninic cine Saoo alf
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gsas abcr iagcn Die Aatracr sit ocier nclcrcn DC
idranfng Ocr 6rcibcit Der Ncsrc ourd ocu coIci &c
iGiecr Scr flcncn g}Glfcr2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

0e mira bcrWlt bcianri 0cuddDt. oab GonInno
lnr N0iepb SNricu. 0clnhg scr an -. Snni
1908 bcldiiaicii Ncror0HtnQ 9r tj5, glblDaiil
A. FdrograpD 10 Nuic ani 2s. Gopember 1914
dncudlp. Wn Vranpnb naNgelu0i tnhen.
oas gllweicli biHicr glr. 1880, gigbi Snnir, ais
ciAe 5iicttlte Gardac 5u ocnatcu
3. 8, GDine,
tSnti2l 29) C5cb0ubc SHlpciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
glefanntmndlilnnen.
slIlreaa 0rs oIe9dnse.anlprllara

-. Sdminr 1911
SO gaqc @ppiaiiou fir ioIaeusc Rrioilc'
gcu crhdlicu.
gir $50, &uro 0oWuro. Strahc . s. g.
NioiDr
Rr, g. 9orosgiihe sGarp SraBc i0 s..
R lloiOr
"nc Nrociic mHlicn um oocr uor 10 llDr
SqtEiid99 ulH Wittucd, ncn Q I. Sdimur iglI.
bcin VcUdnoe Snlpciior eiHgcrcilbt ucroci
H. 8. Sbrng,
t,7uit2H) ANiCbuu0e. ,NuipefiDr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

eS iiarn am CO. Sonnar f9l0 in buffalo,
Ng. nnt llirlcr Arnuibcit Snu gcraer III
leinem 81. NehcnnlaAr nccbier @ditc Oct
rcrrrufneu Sitrlld Berger Hc Qccroiguna
iuoci Iieniing glQNmilaps . llhr. pan 4nlip
Nermi9'G NcnbtliatuAac Fnror1. Ar. 20l6,
Srlcnrc.Sirakc, aus liai. &clietun priudtim
ani oeW oH0uoon Fdrl NrcObOc".
tNQu20. 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
GntI,crine g,noner

Gs narb am % Sutiar i0f7 0athcrine
&Ggner Coco NicNlcr) @aliin oeS Ocriiorbcs
nen hilbert gSdgncr. Ole NeernNnn9 fuoei
Mipuiaq, 20 Sdnnar. 4gorOcns nm 9 lthr. bon
ibrcy eSobnnra 9ir. 226, giorO Chapel strafe,
ans nadb orr St WliMOcfc Nirdlc 100 I'M
Q llbr ein icicrlidlcs NcdiilcmGonauit iir br
Seclcubci tclebriri MIN. mo buna nni ocm
sol NtUier SrieobOic@ liati (Sano1-2Q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

VWITTWT
Us pro bicyut bclnHnt Gemadli Iab gl6cl
Noicntoal nm Siioor yloriit acmdb DER aui
~. NiHi 1908 belidtigieu NercrouHp ytr i55,
MhlWniit A. Edra9rdpb i . ltulc uln 2S. Gn.
pcWbcr 1911 aHenoril, uM GrlWbib nabqc.
ndli babeH Gas gnpeigt biuier gir. 1910 ".
~liNaptte Sirabc ais oncmlibc Garaae 80
bcniiggH
3. 3. gbruc
(IdH2I29) NcbaaAc. SHlpeliur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

IS iiarb an 2s. 2auuar 1917 IN icincr
92olrung Gr. 1909, Mens2aiaDeitesNDenur
SOniS ~. Mcn, Qclebicr edlie bon SnlMo g.
Gcu Die gccroiAnul lirod Sienial, 80. ,SG.
mar. Normliap5 llbr bon ubi9er gSobmnG
ans AMI BEN ppuoon %agi 5rie00oic" liaf.
(suRyQ SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

SnnOsS-Scnatur 6Ofc Smith Don @cOrsin bat ttpns
rcd)t 9ngcne6nes sea9t. Baltimore uerOe in inf
Sid6reu cine NlIlipn Gniuobncr Gabcn" gber no ol
len oic 100000 bic nod c6Icn III 10 fiir5cr Belt Der
fonnan? Ger Scimtor uou cjecrao ocrmutbct bod
ipo5 nidt oab nod) Snfraittrci:ina Ocs @robbitouS
Gcicbcs ir sen Diirift Golmba 0aiB @ai6tn0ton
nadJ Baltimore ii6criicOcln wiro2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
GiM anaitIides Oemii0 prutciIirt ae0tn Oc Gininlr

iaO oas 9luocbcn boli ,Sad 8a5tto ocu qrobcu @nic
reS Jseeus. in Warulano, oos uoin Staats So0oiuor
ocn oocr SenInio ouoers gcpalt en ol, inOcm CT an
Gle groie aonindcnplaee 9lirrceilS crrert, oic ic
ncu 2auOe uel @jco octoita bot ,Sn cincm oidt be.
coeItcn stoate mic @lorplano i5nncn aonutbcu ooer
,Sad &abbitS nienols SIR @laac meroc oafiir biirgc
0ie riclcn Sonltagsidger"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
8ricOD6fc.
Baltimore Gcmctcrp.


Onupi ,Ninaann: Trr6rrid 9lnoo.
ghrean: Mr. n, gSeitGDrntDno. strntr.
@cqldbnbpdBc bon S26 OL inter bcliUnol'
Ger WuMi G1niiibIunlcn, Deiuinoe. B'ldns
zen etc rp i'm Ircibhnms an 9aupt SinGnfJ
5n iinocn llnlcr Apeni miro, meiii. aeirIinlsbt
bGrrrcdcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
lErih Mrcnca.

| GS farb nm 27 camar 1917 1rie greucs.
geliebicr NGllc bon Ncnd Areoc9 Die 9ceroi.
, ilnr BON icincr GobnunG. Nr. %, sa5.
! 9i6crtBsstrahc, ans iioli Srennoc iino cnNe
laoci, Der lrauerlcicr hcl5uloonnen. Nclcpun0
! ! f~uu1Q gOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

gaer reitct 10 ipat Onrd Nadt mo 9Sino? Sran
sepbel $. Nlctcali bon Brouiocncc, q. s., bat Dem
&rdiiNenten IN @aibngion ene pon ocr ,<Socictp of
Gponial Games" nngcuonlncnc Hciohlton ,gcaen bic
Deportation Scr @clgicr" nod IcutiAlanO iiberrcidt
Tcielbc bate Ocnclbcn gSortlallt uc Oieen9c mcbc
ST. S6co @lar6urg Bier III llniloili 0cicbt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
ll,beqncmc gInforOcranocn an Ocu CgclS6cntcl ma


Gen noig: Gnc 6rmo, bic fiir Gin picr5ig 6n6 lai-
gcs clcftrihcs Sdo cine 6o6c abreSo6eabc 81 bc5ab
Zen bnbcn wiiroe iull oos groBc Sdbo in pelc flenc
SdlOer 5erlcget bic aboahenrci iino, inlO bic Bar
bicrc uoen ibre @oitcn ser 2dnge nod III Der @iittc
oiuddgcn mo am Ginoon0 5lr @arbcrimbe ilad au
bic N}oucr amogcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29
Says Bonar Law.

eve have rejected the German
offer to enter into negotiations, not
from lust Of conquest or desire for
shining Victories.
we have rejected It, not from a
spirit Of vindictiyeness. or a desire
for revenge. but because peace now
wouid mean n peace based on VIC
toly.v
SO says Bonar Law, Great Britain's S
Chancellor OF he EXchequer also q
member Of the War Council
What is the unmistakable, If un-
intended, meaning OF his words?
That the Allies in the field, by
the force OF arms, are beaten.
That TO make peace now would
mean for them to bow in hunhla-
tion ana say to the victors: Dictate
your terms You are the victOrs.
How much higher the Entente's
moral credit would be- how much
embarrassment, how many tex
plantations" they would have saved
Themselves, had they come out
frankly and honestly in their first
reply 10 President Wilson's note
and instead Of the maze Of sickcn-
Ing cant and sophistries, had said:
MI. Wilson, what you ask or us
Is prepoGterous. TO cult the game
now when the enemy has all the
chips would be suicide. We have an
ace in the hole which, when its our
turn to deal, viii make the enemy
look sick, viii make him throw up
the sponge and quit We are the
losers now--Ecayy losers But
we're going to recoup.' Give us
time--and some chips to play with.
On with the game, let bets be uncon-
fined!"
Listen to the words Of Bonar
Law In the same breath
''e but because peace now
would mean 4 peace based on vic
tory
1T would be peace which
would leave the military machine
unbroken with the halo of SUGGEST
surrounding it,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-29

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-28
POISON MAY HAVE
BIG NEW HOSTELRY
GrandvieW Is Not LARGE
Enough to Care for All.

Poison, March 27.--(Special)-Ex
tcnsiVe alterations are being made in
the GrandvieW hotel. The lake front
OF the dining room is doubled in size
with another large window. A large
window has also been placed in the
east front, the entire room is being
decorated in handsome style. The lob
by IS also enlarged TO twice it's former
size. Landlord Gray is contemplating
the erection of a new building of brick
more than three times the size of the
present hotel, which is already taxed
beyond its capacity by the rapidly in
creasing number of newcomers ar
irving daily. This will be the greatest
season Poison ever had from all indi-
cations, for even with the almost i'm
passable roads large numbers of
people are coming in to locate.