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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
WHEAT YIELD IS 1858
BUSHELS FOR FIVE YEARS
Hiahsst Yield Was in 1915, and Lew.
est in ts1e-Fiax Was Coed
In 1915.

Bismarck, N. d. April 27.-North
Dakota's average wheat yield il 1858
bushels per acre for the last five years,
according to interesting statistics pre-
pared by r. II. Thistlethwaite, Of the
state commissioner OF agrtcuIture's
once. The average oats yield for the
last five years is 31.32 bushels; bar
ley, 2S.Ss bushels; rye, 1856 bushels,
and max. 9.oS bushels.
The highest yields Of each grain
and the lowest for the hve-year PEI
Rod are: Wheat, 1902. 1915: So. 1915:
oats, Ala, 1912; els. 1916; barley, 80.
1915, 1876, 1915; rye, Is, 1912; 1913. 1915:
fax, 1913, 1915; IL, 1918. The yield in
all grains except fax, showed a de-
cided falling of In 1915.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
ELECT GIRL EDIToR.IN.cHIEF
Miss Margaret koIars Heads PubIiea.
Tim AZ N % lniMAnai&M

ton at N. o. University.
Grand Forks, n. D., April 27.--Miss
Margaret Kolars of East Grand Forks
junior in the college OF liberal arts
n-chief of The Student" at a staff.
injecting held Monday afternoon.
Miss Kolars ha been identified with
literary work during her entire col
lege career, and has been a member
of the board of editors for the last
year. Other board members elected
were: Associate editor. Mabel Davies,
organization editor, Virgilla Stevens;
editor, Luella Hall; local editors, Ma
bel Hay and Mae Wright; exchange
editor. Giems Frazier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
ENLISTMENTS BREAK UP
UNDERWOOD. n. D., co.

Bismarck, NJ. D., April 60. A.
Boyd, who was instrumental In
raising an infantry company nc
Underwood, advises that his COM
pany has. dissolved. Seven OF the
boys enlisted for service in the
coast artillery; ten more have
Joined Company A, Bismarck,
every one ct them qualifying, and
eight others expect to Join this
week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
Road Will BE Built,
War. or No War, Says
Agent of Milwaukee

Amidon. N, D., April 7T.--"War or no
war, the Milwaukee extension from
this summer" So stated F. N. Weber,
right-of-way agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul. to a group of
business men. Most of the right-of-
way has been purchased.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
FLOUR 10 HIGHER.

i Bismarck, N. D., April 81 - The
board of control yesterday closed a
contract for $4,000 pounds OF second
grade -four for the state hospital for
the insane at 1890 the barrel, as
against S5.75 the barrel two years ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27
APPOINT J. ]. FLANAGAN.

Towner, N. D.. April Ell. ]. FIan-
agan of this city has been appointed
deputy game warden for the north
ern district of the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27

This is a large country-much too
large TO be tiunid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
sSoIt eleftrpfntionirt.

Erob ser 1900 GoIten Oie Ourd
ieineu S0rper aefo6ren Iino, lit s.
gtini bon Or. S44, Geder gllleg, int
mer nod am 9e6en. glini lit Elm gln-
geItellter ser @osano electric 2igbt
ano @ower So. uu0 batte geitern si-
ne 9lnlage in Dem @ebGuoe ser Sea
tional @nonel unO Stamping 50. an
Ser Gde ser 2ig6t- imO @ells.Str.
initallirt, ais er anf einen aabel
BON 1900 Golten Stromlug fiel
lno oos geipuBtiein perlor. Gr mur-
Oe bon ieinen 9(r6eitscolleeen oufge.
bo6en uno nod Dem MercD-Soipitul
ge6rndt,ip 0 man i'm mittels zines
@ululotors mieOer gum 2e6en 5ll-
riidrief- Sein 3uitonO miro icooA
ais fritiIdb be5eiHnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Spiel fii6rtc sn WaOrO.

Scr 9leger Sobn Green muroe ge-
itern 9Ibcno no6 einem 8iQor0ipiel
bon ieinem 9Roiieeenoiien, Dem in glr.
141S, -StraBc, wobuboften
Sames alias Qittie Solono falt6lii-
tig eridoiien. Qie beioen gaeger bat
ten in einem o8oolroom" in g}r.
1903, 9SreBtmon-StraBe, ouionlmcn
geipielt, ais plotlitb Elm Streit opi-
i9en oen 8eiOen ousbro9. Soaono
berlieB oos 2ofal in0 tebrte Elm poor
Nlinrten in 0os 2ofaI ouriid uno
feuerte oie SduBiooffe ouf ieinen
@egner ab. @Gbren0 ser 9(ufregung,
Die ourd sic S6ieBerei entItono,
mo6te er ii6 aus 0ent Stoube uno
fonnte bis iest ni6t eefltnOen per-
Oen. @reen murOe ms nSobnemann
General Soipitol~ ee6rodt, Oo9 err
lag CT mtf Dem @ege 0abiu 6en orei
augeIwunOeh Oie er OaUon ectrogeu
Dotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Sin Sim idlIimm ner6rannt.

GoS 8 Wlouate olte &inO elmer
icr6ii9en 3igernerin 9}omens Ger6u
8anolpicte5 oOer 10 G6nIitb, oie 9eute
fonnten sen 9}amen nid5t bu9itabirel
crIitt geitern 9lbeno i6mcre 9rono.
wim0en am 9liiden lmO am re6ten
9ein. Die Wlutter bate oas &inO
in ibrer @obnmg 93r. 1926, Slice
mna-StraBc, ms 9ett gelegt uno elm
brenncn6es 9idt ouf eineu neben 0em
9ett itcbenOcn Stubl geiteat. Sic
ging oonn na6 Dem Saoen, Inn Sis
creme un0 &uc6en 81 bolen. Inter.
oeiicn bate Oas &ino gegen Oeu Stubl
geItoBen lnO OaS 2ibt ungelporfen.
Gas 9ett5eug Bate ioiort 6euer ee-
fnngen. Srau @lar1 Gremer bon
9lr. 1920, 9lliceanna.StraBe, borte
oas &ino i9reien ino JAP oen 9fonh.
Sic elite in Sen Goltm, elm 3immer
lit es ni6t 81 nennen, un0 loi6te OoS
6euer. llnteroeiien fam sic Wiutter
5uriid unO elite nit Dem balls ent-
bl0Bten &ino it9reicnO ouf oieStroBe
Gie sFoli5ei puroe Oorauf oufnerf-
lam uno rief oen &oIi5eiwogen ber-
bel. Gie 6rau itrGubte iib aups
9leiiBeritc, in 0en @agen 5ll Iteigen
Der ie lno oas &in0 nab Dem ct.
Soiepb's 6oipitnl ne6men ioIte.
SdlieBlicb selang es nereinten ardf-
ten, iie bineiu 81 ibieben. glun moIlte
Ser mitfobrenoe @oli5iit oos Gino
ein0eden, Oomit feine 2uit an ole
9ranoplnOen fommen ioute. g9ie-
Oerum iebte iib 6ie SSrau sur @e6r.
9lber i9lieBlicb miBte iie bod nodgc-
ben. SSu Soipital wur0e 0os &ino
eingeolt lm0 uerbimoen ln0 Oann ser
Nfitter mieOcr ii6erge6en. 9iele
nabm eS nad einem Ylab nod Ser
9lnn-StrnBe, oidbt an Der GoItcrn-
9loenle, 100 anOere 3igeuner bereits
bollten. Die gol3e 8anoe lagert am
@nOe Scr 9(nn-StraBe i'm 6reien, po
iie i6re 3elte lmo anoere 8igelmer-
Farop6ernolien ba6en. 9lni6einenO
1T oas &ino nidt 10 i6per per-
bralnt, ais 5uerlt ongenommen mur-
De, oenn es entpidelte einen leGr gu-
ten glppctit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
0luRcm.9lcOOItc in ecrinstum.


3e6n 9feocr piiroen i'm Gerlnrlfe pis
mes Samples nit Solooten Ser
aentud0 gtotionalgorOe oerlest.
Die 9e60roen BADEN Die Si.
tuotiou in Souo. ~ Soloateu pa.
trouilliren Die StraBeu.
2erinqton ap4 I. September.
II Cine &aiicnrepolte 3miiden Sol,
Ootcn ser Gcutudp 9}ationoIgorOe II.
9}qern oie aus Sen lmliegeuoeH
Srti6aiten 5t elmer 6eier bierbcr ge-
fommen paren brad beute gSad-
mittog bier ans. Sopcit befonut it,
murOen 8e6n gleger berlebt &eiucr
ser SolOuten iuuroe oerpunoet. Ger
9luful6r 6egonn ais Die Soloaten
an einen 9Reitourant Oorbeige6en
molIten Dor melhcm piele gtegcr
Iton0en. Sic 2eBtercn mollten iid
nidt 3ur Seite i6icben lalicn unO
iic fielen auge6liG ii6er bic SoIoa.
ten ber.
Gie SouptitroBcn in Oencn ocr-
idieoene 3uioumenit0Be Oor0cfonl.
men iparen puroeu 6eltte 9l6enO bon
SolOoteu ser &entufD 9lational.
ooroe patrouillirt. Die StaOt 1T
beute 9l6cno pollitGnoig rlt6ig, mo
sic @cboroeu iiuO ii6er5eugt OaB lie
Die Situotion in SonO 6o6en.
Sic MilitGr6e60roen purOen err
Iudt, sic SoIoaten bis oui meitercS
niGt in sen StroBen 6erinn9e6en ~
Laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

rem Sii6ner iiitterte, muBtc id on
0os liebe, toOte 0iibnbcn Oenfeu.
gSie ireuie i'd mid, Dab mir ocnl at.
men, bIinoeu S6ierdcn ooS fur5e Sc.
ben noh arditen periHont 6atten;
es mare OoA 5n tronrig aclucicu
menu Is Ourd iein 9ltnoieiu momoq
lid nod frii6er, Dor 0iiuger Bate
iterben miiiieu; 10 bat eS 0otb piele
lSrei0e unO feine 9lot6 aebobt.
Die @eihicbte bOm 6linoeu &iibn-
den lit 81 GnOe, Sbr lieben Sinner;
laBt lms Oaraus Iernen, OaB mir i'm.
mer ireiuOIih 5u unieren Nlitae.
idopfen icin ioleu; limo iie Damn
uidt mebr Bel uns, 10 blei6t uns iue.
nieitens Scr Eroit ibuen @lltes &c.
tbaH 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
9Scu-Nlur nm SIr6eitcrtasc.

g3er oen 9lr6eitertag in Dem i60-
nen &en-Nlor berle6en Mil, ioQte iib
nod beute nit elmer 6o6rfarte per-
ie6em oenn oie 3a6l OerieI6en miro
iniolge oeS 0langeIS an @etrie6sma-
teriaI be9ren5t. Sic id0ne 6abrt be-
ginnt INN S.45 allf Dem @i1en-Str,-
@o6n6ofe Der a@eitli6en @lorDl6n-
Ser @abn", unO Ser 3ug 6dlt mlf Ser
llnion-Stotion lm0 in Molbroof an.
0as ibone friibe @riin Der blouen
@erge, ser 9(ufentbolt in Der roman-
tii6en @e6irgsgegenO lnO Die ipun-
Oerpolle g[nSiibt auf einen ser reid4
iien 9(derbau-0iitrifte Ser &ereinig-
ten Stooten BON oen g[usii1tsplint-
ten aus Ialien allen @eltl1ner5 5eit-
meiliq beroeIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
9sucifiltcn pcrtriebcn.

8erlomnlltng IN Chicago olli Setebl
ocs @ouperneurs nerbinoert. ~
Ger @refitip.Sefret6r bebauptet
0oB Elm 0onlinotious.@onite cr'
nonnt woroen lei. SeDmour
GteomaM ser befannte 5o5ioliit
mor ser @oriiber.
G6icaqo. I. September.- .-Gas
iunaoriic6e INSTRUMENTATION oes
GrqaniIoiionS-Gomite's oes ,&eop'
les Council Of 9(merica Ior Gemo.
crocp ans Germs Of %eoce" beute
91obnlittaq Ourd Oie &oli5ei aui 9e'
iebl oes @ouoerneurs rei6t Slinois
an Sic oer6otencu Stoaten Wlinnes
ioto, g4iSconiin inO llto6.
Scpmonr SteOman scr 6iibrcr
Ser So8ioliiteu uno friiberer @oupcr.
ueurs- Ganoioot iencr &ortei, cr-
nla6nte ais Gorliter Scr @eriomui-
Iung sic anmeienoen 200 Gelegaten
in Chicago 81 bleiben, oa Elm geriht-
lider 9efebl fir Oas Hedt oeS 9lb.
baltenS Der @eriommlung am Wlon-
taa erIonet merOen iolle. Sn elmer
eebeiuen %eriommllmg Der 6iibrer
luir0e beiHloKeu in @bicogo feline
&eriammlIng 81 balten, uno Damn
0ebottirte man oarii6er, Oh Die Ser.
Iunnlung III N1inneapolis ooer in
gSaibington gebalten luer0en ioIle.
0eseleiGen murOe Scr @oridlae er.
pogen Elm @rfariiounsboot su mie.
tben, nm Oie Geriammllng ouf Dem
@oIIer 8u bolten. gs mur oie 9(b-
iidt @eamte fir cine rationale &0r-
peri9aft 81 erpdblen, ais oie Foli3ei
eribieu uno sic &erbonohmgen I'M.
terbra6, ebe OaS W1anoat.Gontite be-
ridtet bate.
Iie 9[ufmcrfIomfeit Oes @onber-
nelrs 2opoen auf oie 8erian1mlimg
NOR bon ser Gbicogoer SnnoelSfam-
mer crregt porOen, mel1e anoab, ooB
Die 3uimnmenflinft .auseelprohener
@eiie antaeoniitii6 ilnieren nationo.
len 8weden in Oieier iebigen g9elt.
&riiis~ gegcnii6er itebe.
Ser @ounerneur benadri6tigte
Sen @oli5ei6ef SGiittler, peIder iei-
men eriten 9liiiitenten nit 20 Mann
nod Der @eriammllne ionote ino Die
Salle rdumen lieB.i
Souis $. 9o6ner, ser grefutio.
Sefretdr. t6eiIte ipGter nit, OoB Dor
Dem Gintreiien Der @oli5ei iolgenoeS
9Iominations.Gomite ernonnt NOR
oen NOR:
@rof. 9io6ert &c 9obett, llniberii-
tat bon Chicago; @ictor Berger, Wlil-
maitfee; Somes Salutsfp, 9feiD gorf;
Mar0 9ginior, @biIaoeIpbio; gmilp
@reen Bald, g9caesleD College;
6ronf SteoenS, 0elamore; sara
garo SSieIo. San 6rancisco, uno 8.
@lapbrid, San glntonio, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
gcrtrauen anf bic llutcriccbOOtc.

gl m Iter0an, 4. Sept. III 9(os
niiral &einbolo Sdeer, ser Gomman-
oeur Ser oenti6en Slotte, bat in ei-
mem Snterbielp I'M n9eipoiger Cage
blott~ iein feites Gertrouen in oen
Grfolg oeS Observation-Disclosures aus
georiidt. oOieies @ertrouen," iogte
Der glOmiral nmiro bon alien unie-
rem llnteriee6oot- 9efe6lsbobern oe-
tbeilt uno in ltnierer Slotte berrl9t
niNt Die geringite Meinungsperibie-
Oenbeit oarii6er. @s ipiir0e Elm 5cbs
Ter iein, einen Gog ou5ueeben o6er
ib bin felt 0ooon iiber5eugt, oaB Ger
Gag fommen miro, ali meIAem eng
lanO eingeiteben miro, ooB eiu &rieg
iid nibt 0oblt, ipenn Oie Slate oeS
@erientens Der Sbiffe in oerielben
gSeiie fortgeiest meroen fonn.
lle6er oie Serlilite an llnterleeboo-
ten beiragt, iagte 9l0miral SAeer:
,,W}it geraOe5u ioealer Salsitarrig-
felt idJieBen Die @nglGnoer am 3iele
porbei un0 ioipeit lit man ims MIR
NIT @ei6iiben, 9aeben uno Gliuen
enteeeeneetreten. lleber iniere Ser
lutte fam i6 Die fir5li9 gema1ten
gInoaben beitdtieen BOB ii1 uniere
9erIliie mif 6met bis orei llnteriee.
bp0te prp l2ouot belolifen. ltn0 0Qfiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
QInf Der Spnr Ses WlSrScrs.

Wlit @iilfe Der @ebeimpoli5ilten
0ouebertp un6 0aois fono geitern
Sberiif 9. @opIes BON ct. MlarD's
Gountp aus, OaB ser g3eeer 6. So6n-
Jon, 1S Sabre alt, Der inter Dem
@eroo6t Ite6t, Gapt. 6. 6. @leiid
auf oeIien Sbooner nWlatiIoa 81 I'M
@ntltrent.6luB ermorOet 0u bo6em
om 0onnerltag in Baltimore mar
uno oab er iib bon bier aus na6
%iroinien won0te. @erIt6ieoene Her-
ionen batten Oen 9leger geie6en imO
oie @e6eilnpoli5iiten 6oifen i'm IN
einiaen Gaaen einianaen 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
9as DernugIiftc WebnrtStngsac.
Idlenf.

sSm Sabre 1865 itano ser ipdicr
ais Gibter peit bcrii6ut eeluorocne
Ietleo b. Siliencron ols iunger Cffi.
5icr in Dem fIeinei &oieni6eu 2ano.
Itdotden Gouitid. gr lauoueilte
iib moroerli1 ino mar ielg, ais
cine fIiegenoe Gbeatertruppe iid in
Dem Grt fir ldn0ere 3eit eiuquar.
tirte
geionoerS sic bii6ide Sou6rctic
tbot es Dem lcidt cnt5iinoIidcn Gent.
nant an, uuO er madte ibr oeu @of
nad alien 9}egeln ser &unit. Ga
miiniAte ne iid 81 i6rcn @ebirtS-
tag ein aIopicr fir ibre Singiibuu.
gen uno obmobl 2iliencron ibon oa.
mails fem @elo 6ottc, 50gerte er tei-
men gluoeu6lid, i6r Oieien @mlh 3u
erfiinen Sn &ouitib mar feinS 3l
baben, 70 6eItellte CT Is in 9reSlon
Gie Giienba6n berii6rtc MN oa-
mails Oas St6otden nod ni1t. olio
fom 0oS aloDier oif eincm sSraht-
magen ongeriidt. Cod ais man cS
Orei Stodiucrfe bod III Sic @o6nmg
Scr gliidliden Sdonen bringeu poQ.
te, eriDieien iid oie Ereppeu ais 81
eng. ylun por outer Rat6 tbeier.
@lon panO es enoIid All SciIcu BON
Der StraBe aus in Dem Oritten Stod
binolif imO bolb 9iapitih idouie
oieiem merflpiirOigcn @reianis 5u.
Gum Slid bielt oie Eoli3ci Die
@nfier in reipeftpoQcr Gntiermma,
Gem ais oos Snitrinuent sic not6.
penoige So6e fait erreidt 6atte rii.
fen oie Seile imO OaS itb0ue @e-
6urtstagSaeihenf 5eriAellte unten IN
touieno StHde. Gic aan5e Staot
lo6te, mo 9iliencron batte niht mnr
Die tbeure &edung 81 be5ableu ion.
Oern aud bic toaiten gledereien 81
ertrageu
IuSIeguna. 0&0r einnloL
Mann oa lieit man lett IN ser Sci.
tune 10 oft oos @ort rIerrorismus"
mas peritebt man oemn eigcutlid
0arltnter2" nGerrorismusl Ger.
rorismisl Gos is, pem On mid
gum 9eiipiel am SamItog net gum
Ereisfegelidie6en geb'n laiieu iuilIit
penn icb Dir net am 6reitag sic Heue
9luie faufl~
~ WroBe Srnuer. 0ienli
mdo6en (aeriibpt). u9lein, wie oie
@nooige oen Deritor6enen Serrn Ge.
Iiebt 6oben nuBl @Iei6 Orei Trau-
er6iite auf einnal bat iie iid MAIDEN
laIienl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
glcaer nudl max einaefanaen.

Gen 9oli5ei6e6oroen ser Staot
imO bon 9oltimore-GouutD lit es bis
jeBt nod ni6t Gellngen Oes frc6en
g}egerS 6o6boft ST. WerOclL ser am
6reitag Morgen 6rou 9lnnie Sorib
BON Der SiIltop 9loao, Gatonsbiqe,
an einem einiomen @laB in ser 9lGbe
Der @o6nung bon Sannicl 9. Sel-
frii6 an ser 6reoerid &oao iiberfal-
len bntte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
@ilGcIm 0linsics ocItur6cm.

SSn ieiner ggo6mno g}r. 2t23,
@iIbeIm-StraBe, itorb an Conner
itae Serr @ilbeIm Shingles, Elm NP0-
beIi6reiner, ser iib ipG6reuo ieincs
SierleinS einen eroBen 6rcimoes-
treis erworben fat, inn 9lIter BON So
Sa6ren. @r mar Der @atte ser Der.
itorbeucn 6rau @largoretbe Shingles.
Gie 9eerOigung finoet beltte 9ta9-
mittag bonn Grmncrbauie aus otf oem
n @eItern 6rieOboie~ Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
gInto itiirst ii6cr @riidc.

S6omas Doit, Elm 91eger.G .G6auffeltr
fir Sobn SHoneipoIf bon W1t. Eoris.
GdtonsOille, rnO Gopur6 Te66Ie,
ser 5lp0Iiid6rioe So6n oes 9lufie6erS
oeS Wlount Goris @utes, ertranfen
fait ais 0as 9lito, in peldem lie
fu5reu iiber cine gritde in ser
gtd6e Ser gtoripooO-9(penue imo Sire
oerid 9loo0 Itiir5te. Sie puroen
ibmer berIeet nob Dem ct. 9lanes-
SoipitaI gebrad5t, 100 Der 8iltnno
Oes &no6eu ser einen Sddoel6ru6
lno gerleBungen ont linfen 9lrm
erlitten bat, ols BoffnirngSlos BE-
5ei1net piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
3ir cwisen 9in6c se6ettet,

Inter Dem @eleite elmer groBen
9ln5a6l bon 2eiOtrogenoen wuroen
geitern 9tobmittag Oie iroiiden
lleberreite 6es am 9onneritog einem
&er0lei0en erlegenen Iietri6 @.
SHoling ouf Dem Baltimore 6rie0-
boie 81 @ra6e getragen. g9ie Oiele
6reltnoe Der Geritor6ene ii9 bel iei-
nen &e65eiten erwor6en Bat, 5eigten
bic pielen praMtooncn @hunenItiide,
Die ieinen Sarg i1uiidten. &aitor
s. @rubb bon ser 3peiten engl.- .-hitb.
&ircbe, Som6aro-, peltli1 BON ser
@reeneitroBe, leitete oen Grouergot-
tesOienit. SSntilne 6reimOe ser So
mile S1oIing erpieien oenl 0a6ill-
gei1ieOcnen ais 8a6rtu6tr1ger Oie
leBte @bre. @S moreu 0ie 0erren
George 6enner, George gLlt, @iaiam
uno @alter Brandt, 0er6ert 9ottger
itno Otto Gpittel. S5r. Sc5oling mar
Dor ca. 81 SSa6ren in 2iebenai a. s..
9Seier geboren um0 fam ais &nabe
nod 9lmerifa. SSn ieinen triiberen
Sabren geb0rte er elmer 9ln5abl bic
flyer oelltfder 8ereine an, on pel1en
er regen 9lnt6eil no6n. gr binter-
IdBt auBer ieiner @ittpe, 6rou O1orD
9(. S9oling, 5mei So6ne, SarrD rno
W}olrice 06oling, rn0 cine S6me-
tier in 0eutiblanO, 6rau @ioria
&ammermeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
g8oIltc Icime Syrait IdJie6eu.

g(rmonO 2eatbermooO BON gtr IL,
gSoro-9raOforOitraBe, Elm Gbouiieiir,
purOe geitern bon oen Noli5iiten llr-
bo1 lino @ittner oer6aitet. gr miro
BON ieiner 6rou Gertrude 6eibulOiet,
iie 5u erihieBen Oerilbt 5u baben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
SRI. stimiom's Slug Gin Ne6IldLaO

6 bicago, I. Sept. r. Ser 6ellte
beabiidtigte Slug bon Sri. aot6o.
rine Stinion BON G6icaqo nocb 9lelp-
Yorf in einem 9(eropIan oouerte ge-
nan Al Wlinuten.
Sri. Stinion e6rgei5ig oeu 9ie-
forO bon 0iutb Gam 5u idlogelL er-
BOB iicb Inn 8 ll6r 8 Mlorgens bonn
@oOeu 3u Norter, SnO, Inn 5 ll6r
so nahte i6r Sic N}aidine 5u ihof-
fen unO iie lieB ii6 sur GrOe biua6.
Gabei ii6eria5 ie etlide Seleera-
p6enord6te lalo ibre MoIdine ipuroe
6eiHGOigt; iie ielbit blieb rnoerlebt,
SRI. Stinion miro ibren 9ipIan nod
G6icogo 5uriid6riueen laiieu mO in
n6cblter @ode einen ernclIten Ser
iud modem iObaIo iih oos @ctter
oa5u giinitig 5eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

bobeu mir me6r Our6 9Ieu6alt
ooaenoet.~
Sm 9e5ug auf Oen Gintritt 9lmeri-
fo'S IN Oen Srieg iogte Der glOmi-
raj; ~Sb unteriddbe OenieIbeu uidbt,
bod lege id oild nidbt Oiel 9eoeu.
tung oorallf. Gle 9lmerifaner f6n.
men Iib ourb Die oermebrte 8ufil6r
bon gleroplanen, tebniibem Wlnterial
etc. reht umangene6m mahen aber
bon einem militdriiden Stanommft
aus betracbtet, merOen ie ms ibmer-
lid web tbun un0 perOen niemalS
gcfd6rlid peroeu, Tieielben perOen
ebeniomellig inn Stanoe ieiu ole
Sabloge 5u @unIten Ger Gntcnie Ill
menoen mie Stolien ooer9umGnieu, e
Scr 9(omiral iagte, er iei ii6er.
5cuet, oaB oie llnterieeboote oen
&rieg entidieoen 6oben piiroen, ebe
9lmerifa bereit iei cine erSBere
Eruppeumadt naH europa 0u fen.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
nyGder WeIana.gSereiu. u

Ser 81der @eionooerein oeron.
ltaltet am 20. September elm @einIe.
ieTelt. Gie Sdnaer ii6tcu oeItern IN
lgrer re9elmaBi9eu Sibuns in Giif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

@bDnncnteu, bic bet ,SeutidJen GORE.
IpOnoenten" nldbt piinftlldb Ober uureaeI-
mdEig erbalten, iiu6 aebeten, Der Gfilcg
bancH per TeIcpbOu uber itlrlitIlt9 Bit
tDclIun6 80 maGeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

fels'SolIe an ser 9eorO.6reoeridltr.,
fiir Die @eranitoItung einige 2ieber
elm SS1 ser @eihdftsIisuna mnroen
oieGinIaoimgen Ser u$ormonie" lino
oeS 06roblinn" angeuonmen.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08

took place in New Orleans last
Thursday at the Grunewald Hotel.
the contracting parties being Miss
Gladys Spring, of Folsom, and Mr.
Alfred A. Mendoza, formerly prin-e
cipal of the Onward school ct Fol-
som, La. Miss Spring 10 one OF our
most popular young ladies with =
large and highly connected circle OF
relatives and friends. Prof. Men
doza for a number Of years taught
in st. Tammany parish, but of late
has been teaching in Jeanerette, La.
He has just finished q course at the
State Normal. and next year will be
athletic instructor at the Patterson
high School. Prof. Mendoza, besides
being a graduate Of the State Nor
NAL is also a member Of the Knights
OF Columbus Of Covdngton. and sew
eral other fraternal organizations.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Rennie, In the pres
ence OF only the immediate families
OF the bride and groom, Mrs. B. T..
Spring, Mrs. Bessie Leach, and Miss
es Flavois and Streachey Mendoza.
After the ceremony the bridal party
adjourned to Odenwaad & Gros, for
delightful luncheon given in their
honor by Mr.. w. r. ]. Odenwald, Z
friend Of the couple.
After q few days spent on th1
Gulf Coast the happy couple vii
make their home in Patterson, L.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
SOCIAL
AND OTHER
NEWS

Folsom, La, Sept. 8.-Last Sat
urday there was quite q heavy
downpour OF rain, the first we have
had on this hrn for some time. and
It sure was needed. Just before 1t
began to rain there was an electrical
storm, lightning striking the tele-
phone wires and putting some OF our
telephones out Of commission and at
the same time striking the gable
end of Fendlason & Verger's store,
tearing of one of the doors nearest
the postof1ce. Mr.. Paul Verger, our
popuar stmaster, was sitting in his
office at the time, the bolt striking
him on the shoulder passing diagon-
ally across his body and tearing on
| his left shoe, knocking him uncon-
scious. Fortunately DR.. Bulloch was
passing at the time. and by two
hours or more faithful work manag-
ed to revive him, saying that there
was one man in thousand who
could recover from such shock.
Mr.. Geo. H. Koepp returned last
| Friday from Hattiesburg. Miss.
| with quite a nee bunch OF govern
ment orders for lumber, required to
construct the cantonment at Camp
Shelby. At the same time he also
acquired q spell Of indigestion and
was confined to the house for several
days, but is now fine and fit as q
! fiddle.
| A wedding Of unusual interest fol
4 number of people Of both the Fol
som and Patterson neighb0rhoOdi
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-09-08
SLIDELL LEAGUE
ENTERTAINS
HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS
Director Liddle and Others
Make Interesting
Addresses.
|PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY, 10TH. 4
Red Cross Work and Social
Doings of the
Week.

Slidell, Sept. 6.-The Slidell High
School was duly opened on Monday
morn ng according to schedule. The
enrolment was not as heavy - an
ticipated and all applicants were
comfortably taken care of. We look
for a further heavy enrolment dur
ing the next few days; however. -
the Catholic Parochial School opens
Monday, the 10th. we think that the
school situation is now we'll In hand.
especially so lin view of the fact that
work has actually started on the old
w. E. Eddins house. which will be
remodeled into four large school
rooms and q possible laboratory for
high school work.
A splendid evenings enjoyment
was had at the school auditorium
Tuesday, when the Slidell School
League entertained In honor OF the
teachers of the high school and new
ly elected officers Of the League. ~
fine talk was made by School Direc-
tor C. NJ. Liddle, who WAS unusually
happy in his remarks. He crowned
Mrs. s. B. Swetman. president q
League, queen Of the evening. and
humorously introduced good many
Of the teachers by name. Misses
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