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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
BAN ON RUBBER HITS
ENGLISH SURGEONS
Cannot Get United States Made Gloves
For Use In Their Operations
in England.

London, Sept 28.-A serious short
age of rubber operating gloves 9has
developed in England. and unless the
United Estates is allowed to send
greater supplies to this country there
maybe bad results.
The situation arises from the fact
that the board of trade has prohibited
their importation. The restriction
must be removed or diminished to
keep the supply equal to the demand.
Sincegthe restriction was imposed the
armand navy has been supplied with
made goods under special
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

although it was Believed that he was
,hopelessly; blind, A few days later.
however, the surgeon made q REL
examination and found the soldiers
sight could be restored. An operation
was performed. The wedding will
follow when the bandages are re-
moved. from his eyes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

euperzIIooyer would have mpbil~
IIzsd the zo,0o00oo discarded straw
hats TOR cattle feed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
NoTICH or MORTGAGE. PORE
CLOSUXE SALE.

Default having been made in the pay:
| ment OF the interest of Forty-threG ano
| 1s100 Dollars <s43.13) due November Isl
1915 on that certain mortgage executed
by Nelson +. Peckham. unmarried, Mort
gagor. to the Hennepin Mortgage Loan
aa,sd
! filed for record in Ine office Of the
Register of Deeds in Beltrami County.
Minnesota. on November 22nd, 1915, at
Ten T. o'eleck A; NJ, and re accorded therein
at Pages one Handred Seven 1oTe One
Hundred Eight t10s( and tine Hum
he s''sn
Rundred Fifty Dollars $3.50, and
interest thereon. the entire amount Of
elected to and does declare due and
now payable under the provisions of
said mortgage and there.is now claimed
due and snpadd, on said mortgage and
the indebtedness secured thereby at the
date Of this notice the sum, Of Seven
ana sssy Dos so n
terest, making in all the sum- Of Eight
Hundred Ten and esi1oo DollarsfSs10S5)
TO recover which, q any part Of which.
otherwae has beer instituted:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN That,
by virtue OF the pswer of sale IN said
statutes in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be foreciosed and
the land and premises described: tfsrein,
situated in said Relsyami County,; Min
nesota, t0wit:
Northwest Quarter (NWh) and the
9aartsr sNW%%S of 81 sectos s
One o.. and the East One-half (F7s J
of sie Southeast Quarter (SBX)' Of
Section Two (2)i Township One Hundred
Forty-nine n49), Range Thirty-fivs $50,
containing One Hundred Sixty (160)'
eminent survey thereof, with all build
ings and other improvements thereon
and all hereditaments and appurten-
ances: thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. including storm and
screen windows and doors, gas, steam.
electric and other heating and lighting
apparatus and fixtures, will be SOLD by
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the East front door of the Bel
trami County Court House, in Bemidji. |
in, and the county seat Of, said Beltrami
County, on Thursday, May II, 1877 at
Eleven o'clock A. M. to pay and satisfy
the amount then due and owing on said
mortgage and the Indebtedness secured
penses Of said foreclosure and sale !
allowed by law and FIFTY $500 Dollars |
attorneys fees stipulated in said mort
gage.
ROBERT G. MORRISON,
Attorney for said Mortgage,
TOT Phoenix Building,
Minneapolis; Minnesota.
LOAN CONF NY,
7Sd-s31-51e
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
Old Looks?
(BY DIR. v. N. PIERCE

Persons suffering from too much uric
acid in the system frequently look older
than they should. They age faster and
the appearance of gray hair or baldhead
in early years is, indeed, often a sign OF
uric acid. The face appears lean and
haggard, lines and wrinkles appearing IN
young men or women.
The best way to combat this prema-
ture age and the obstruction to- the
arteries and faulty circulation is Of the
simplest: Drink copiously of pure water
between meals. This will not make you
fat, as it is only the water taken with
the meals that fattens. Obtain at any
drug store a small package OF Anuric,
which is to be taken before meals, in
order to expel the uric acid from the
system. The painful effects Of backachee,
lumbago, rheumatism, govt, due to uric
acid in the blood should quickly disappear
after treatment with Anuric.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
SUNDAY AT REX

Thousands of copies of 1.-THE ST.
lent Battle" have been sold and
George Gibbs, its author, has reaped
rich royalties from the novel-and
now it goes into Bluebird photoplays
to further extend it's popularity. j.
Warren Kelligan, Lois Wilson, Maud
George and Harry Carter will have
the principal roles in unfolding a
most interesting story, strong in SEN
timent and imbued with an inspiring
lesson.
ELK0 THEATER
Picture plays In which William S.
Hart has appeared have been so con-
sistently thrilling that his very name,
it is claimed, emblazoned from the
theater front, never fails to suggest a
fierce fight, wild chase or other
sensational incident. 1.-The Devid's
Double" by J. G. Hawks, in which
this popular star appears, is declared
to uphold more firmly than ever the
Triangle standard in this regard.
Western men, western women, the
tang of great open spaces, of virife'
pe0ple-that's what Triangle gives
in 1.-THE DEVILS Double" which will
be shown at the Elko tonight.
GRAND TONIGHT
Mae Murray, the beautiful Lasky1
star, who recently created such a
success in the Paramount photoplays,
ITO Have and to Hold" and "Sweet
Kitty Bellairs," will be seen at the
Grand tonight in the Jesse L. Lasky
AS an added attraction
Chester Conklin, the famous Key
stone comedian, will be seen in the
Keystone apart comedy, Ellis First
False Step"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
CHAPTER: MEETS MONDAY

There wiz. be a. regular convoca-
ton of Bemidji Chapter on Monday,
April 2, commencing at O'Clock pl
m. sharp. Work in all degrees. Sup
per served at 6 O'Clock.
GEORGE KIRK,
Secretary
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
NOTICE

In the matter Of the Northern Min
nesota Dairy Farm Land Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
William w. Congdon is not The agent
for said Company and is not auth
orized to sell land for said Company
or to receive money upon its account.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA DAIRY
FARM LAND COMPANY,
BY F. W.. HALL,
(Seal) Secretary
12-41G
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31
SUFFERING UNBEATABLE.
WOMEN EVERYWHERE

Brainerd, Minn.-"For> D number Of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31

one bottle completely cured me Of my all
ment. I have since become the mother
Of fine baby boy and he, as well IS
myself, is in the best of health; This
medicine did wonders for me and I am
only too glad to recommend it to weak and
a;,inp women."-NiRs. E. D. WADswoRrH.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-31

years suffered with
woman's weakness.
At times my suffer-
ing was most un-
bearable. l had
backaches which
would run down
through my sides.
l could not seem to
find any medicine
that would give me
the least relief until
/ began taking DR..
Pierce's Favorite
proecriDfiOn and
The Home news., 1917-03-16
Notice

Because of some circumstances relative to painting the Baptist church, I have dedided to return the money which I collected for same. Existing conditions keep us from carrying out our plans at present. You who have paid me will receive check on the Bank of McCrory for the amount. I thank you most heartily for your liberal contribution and willingness to give and also wish to thank those who promised.
 It Adv MRS. c. M. CROsSETT.
The Home news., 1917-03-16

Charlottesville which gives him an increase in salary which means that he will be paid more than $125. % a month, the amount al- lowed here for principal.
 Miss Lilla Annis of Milo, Maine, was one of the applicants. The board had quite job on their hands to carefully consider all the applications numbering about 40 and the many recom- men6ations of each applicant for places in our school.
The Home news., 1917-03-16
McCRoRY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, MARCH, 1e, 1917

when he fell in some hot ashes. Every assistance was rendered him and he got relief in about thirty minutes.
 Mrs. Homer Lee visited her sister, Miss Rosa Belle Hall, at DeView Saturday and Sunday.
 Ask Stanley if he likes to go sweet heart hunting on a long Qmnaer day with married women.
 Mrs. John Taylor and daugh- ter, Miss Hope, visited, at the home of MT. Ed Woods and fam fly Sunday.
 Ask Stanley, Leslie, Hope, Walter, Jess and Jewell how they like to sit up in a tree and have their pictures made.
 WANTED: Some more porch swings at Miss Hope Taylor's as those already there are made quate to hold the crowd.
 Miss Hope Taylor entertained with party Wednesday night. Many old fashion games were played with much merriment. Those present were: Misses Daisy Hay, Fern Holder, Jewell Woods, Emily Fowler, Alberta Lane, Johnnie, Beatrice and Car 9rren 'Dupree and Messrs Stanley Woods, Frank Chappell, Dan Holder, Charlie Knight, Leslie and Scott Fowler, Walter Hay and Leland Dupree.
The Home news., 1917-03-16

Fireman Hansford H. Rhodes heaved his way back to McCrory Tuesday. Welcome home.
 A tenant house on w. E. Jelks' farm ana occupied by Robert Slaughter was destroyed by fire Saturday. This is the third house to be burned there and an- other lost by storm.
The Home news., 1917-03-16
Hilleman-White Hall News.

Ask Daisy and Leslie when it is to be.
 MT. John Taylor was a New port visitor Tuesday.
 Ask Emily and Herman if they have found those grapes yet. A bunch of the young folk were out kodaking Sunday afternoon. Messrs Wash Fowler and Elton Blevins were McCrory visitors Saturday.
 Mrs. John Taylor marketed a coop of nice fat hens in McCrory Thursday.
 If you want to see some champ ion rock players, call on Hope and Leslie.
 Mrs. Glenn Holmes and MT. Charlie Knight were McCrory visitors Thursday.
 A bunch of our young folk had a big game of hide-and-seek at MT. Ed Woods Sunday.
  Little Vance James received a severe burn on his wrist Friday
The Home news., 1917-03-16
NUMBER B
Lecture Sunday Morning

Do not fail to hear George w. Young, noted lecturer, at the Methodist Church Sunday morn ing at eleven o'clock. He will speak on the paramount issue and a large audience will no doubt greet him. Admission free, do not fail to attend.
The Home news., 1917-03-16

The Board of Education of the McCrory High School, composed of E. T. Wherry, president; F. Lewis, secretary; w. B. Fakes, D. M. Huff, J. w. Medley and Dr. H. F. Hargis, met at the res idence of the president Thursday afternoon at three o'clock and was in session for more than two hours transacting the follow ing business:
 Prof. Julius c. Gray of Guy, Ark, was selected from 13 ap- plicants for the position of prin- clpal. He is young man about 9 years of age, a graduate of the State Normal School and the University of Arkansas. He was assistant principal at Wynne during the terms of 1912-13 and l9l3-l4, Miss Fife Jones of this city being a pupil of his during the latter term. The school board at Morrilton also selected nm for their principal but he re- used their offer to accept the one here.
 The other teachers selected are: Miss Nell Stewart retained as assistant principal, Miss Nan Raglln of Forrest City, 7th and otn grades; Miss Annie Harrell oI Lake City, 9th and 9th grades; MISS Oma Turner of Augusta, ora and 4th grades and Miss mattle Wells retained for the 1st and End grades.
 Profs. T. w. Woodbury and :, u' T. Willis did not apply for 'ielf rooms again and will be To- u, ua'ed elsewhere next year. MT. ",ooooury has already been elected and accepted the princi- p''Snhp of the high school at
The Home news., 1917-03-16
Fourteen Apply for Principalship Now Held by Prof. Woodbury Who Did Not Seek Reelection and Who Y Goes to Crawfordsville at
 Raise in His Salary
MISSES STEWART AND WELLS
 RETAINED. WILLIS DID NOT
 APPLY. J. C. GRAY PRINCIPAL

New Principal Was Also Elected Morrlton but Refused Place There to Accept Position Here He is Cradu- ate of the State Normal School and University of
 Arkansas and Comes Highly Recommended.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
0rei sOIOatcn cingcfuuaen.

Ser 25 Sabre olte Sobn s. SEEN.
noro bonn Gonlp @aitber, ino Der
81 Sabre alte Sobn 9rinOiee, bon
gtr. Gal g8..@orre-Str. @eioc Sol.
ootcn, ser critic i'm A. &coiment. mo
Ger 5peite i'm 5. Gegiment, muroen
geitcrn BON Sergeant Ga Orange
Dcm 4. 9iegincnt uno bon bon Dem
9oIi0iitcn gIoDof noH Scr ncitlibeit
@oli6ciltotion ecbrodt. sic iino be-
iditOigt, iid bon ibren Gonpn9nicn
o6ne llrloub entfernt 5u babcn. Ger
"a Sabre oltc Nrlcc Souna bon
Dhl1tonc, W1o., muroe ais DeIcr.
teur BON ser 5oilrooe- Gompoguic
ocS /. WsorDIono giesinentes cingc.
fonacn mo ou Sereeont %orlett
BON I. @lorDIonO gc9iment ous0c.
(iefcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12

Ger o6ere S6eil Oes Ficrs 9lr. ? an
ser 2ig6t- StroBe onr1 5ener
t6eilpeiie 5eritort. Sdooen
beIauit f@ oui me5rere EuuienO
2oQorS. Gepdd5immer am
i6pcriten 6cimeciudt. Grei
9norme eineeianot.
Irei 9tlarme ricien geitern 2lbeno
gcqen 15S li6r Oie 6euerwebr ua6
Dem 9icr 9Sr. , an Der Sig6t,StraBe,
mel6er bon Ser n@iarplanO, Gelo'
mare & 8irginia 9iailDap Co. ge-
podtet iit Ger Eier, mel6er nabe
ser 9Srott.StraBe liegt, bronnte IN
6eaen 9lanmen ais sic 6cueripe6r
onlongte, mo eine 3eitlang befiird-
tete man, OaB me6rcre Gompicr, Die
in scr g3Gbe lagen, bon 0en 6lanlmen
ergrifien werOcn piirOen. glud be-
finoet iid Scr 9Sier neben Dem Scr
,Gricion-2inie", an ser SiiOolt-gde
ser 9Sratt. uno 9ig6t-StroBe, imO eS
idicn, ols % Oie 5lammcn aud auf
oicien ii6eripringen miirOen.
Ger 9llorm wuroe bonn &olten
g9r. 81 an ser Gde ser &rott= imO
2igbt-StroBc eingeiouot, rmO iobuIO
Die 6cuerpe6r anlongte, ia6 man,
ooB Elm 5meiter 9llarm notbig mar,
Ocn gleid Ooranf Gin 6ritter iolote.
Ser 6tntere l6eil OeS 3peiten Stod.
perfes 0es giers, in Dem iiA Die Sc
p1f-HGitmli6feitcn beiinocn mar
5ucrit in 9rano gerat6en unO Oos
6eucr bobnte iicb einen g9ee no6
Dem porocrcn G6eiIe 0eS FierS, ais
Die 6elierwe6r onlangte. Gas 6eucr-
boot yGotaroct" uor e6eniaIlS
prompt am 9Slabe im0 in mcnigen
SeflmOen riGtcte eS orei 0ide @ai-
IerItroblcn anf oic 6Ianmcn. Cos
prompte Gingreiien ser 6euerwe6r
mar Oaiiir Oeranttuortlitb, (IaB Die
6lammen auf oie @epddrdirme lm0
einen fleinen Ebeil Oes 9iireaus ser
Gompdgiiie beibrdnft blieben
Ger S6aOen BEN 0ie Slomnen
anri6teten fonnte eeitern 9lbenO
nod nidt genau ieitaeiieat meroeu,
ooh miro er iid ouf ctpo $4,000 be-
lnufen, ga niele Scr i'm imteren Gbeil
Oes 4iers ouigeiiapeIten 6radtItiide
ourd @aiier beiddoiet wurOen. Sic
6eueriue6r mar nidt I'M Stanoe, Ole
llriahe oes 9ranoes 5n entoeden.
bod oIaubt man oaB Sel6itent5iin-
Dung Oie lIrIahe mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
syortIuber in GolliIiutt.

@egen llbr geiteru Wtoreen er-
eignete iid elm 9[utomobil.llnfoll, in
Dem Soiepb 9. 81. g9Dniger, bon N1r.
333 Slo gorI-&oao, ernitlib berIett
unO feline Mai6ine oertriiurluert
ipur6e. Gos gllitonobil bon sc. 8.
Sortbuber, bon SIR. 35 9itglortD-
9lbe. collioirte nit Ser Wloid5ine
@pnigers, ais ser GrItere in Ger
@orf Seiebts- nabe Der @ireinio-
glpe., einenl Sonobarfen in Der
W3itte Ser StraBe ouSiueiben moa-
te. @Dniger, 6ortbuber unO feline
9egleiterin llto @eoree Goplor, iein
Gbouffeur, olle muroen ouf ole
StraBe gciporfeu. 0ic 3 Sniufen
bon Gortbubcr's @toidinc fonnten
onein oufiteben, es ipor ober not6ig,
Serrn @Dnioer no6 einem glr6te olt
Der Yarf Seio1ts-9lpe., or brineetL
100 Inn @erleslngen am aopf unO
inn @eli1t bcbanoelt ipiuoen. 2ielt-
tenant GonroO $. 9iebImon, bon
ser 9(rlingtoner Foli5ei, elite 6ur
llnfollslteue ult0 nobm ip1ter Srn.
@Dniger nn1 oeiien Mobnlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
sSOtetc iid Snrdl Gas.

Sn einem nit @as angefiiuten
8immer auf Dem eriten Stodperf
oes Souies SIR. 519 @eIt NSulberrD-
StroBe, muroe eeItern Wlorgen elm
@2ann bon @as iibermdltigt gefun-
oen Ser ouf oen @ett lag iino einen
@osihlau6 inn Whln0 bieIt. Der No-
li6iit Sranf @olle bonn meltliden 9i-
Itrift, botte oie &6iire oes oidtber-
idloiieneu 3inmers aufbredeu mill
fen. Gr rief cinen glr5t berbei, Ser
tros aIler 9enliiblingen init einem
@ullmotor Oeu Wlann ni1t mieOer
ms &e6en ouriidrufen fonnte. 6rolt
@ertbo 0obis, uelde 0as 2ogirbous
fiibrt, crflGrte, ooB Der 0aann nm
@iontog 9lo6nlittag OaS3immcr mic
tbete. gLui cincm Stiid &opicr in iei-
ner Taihe fono man ieinen gaomen
rnO 9lOreiie, Senrp 90. 8rennoh
1888 Greei Str1 philadelphia. Go-
roner Driscoll miro cine llnteriuh-
imq onitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
SsftrO Oor sdjrcd tOOt.

Ger 9lnblid elmer 2ofoniotioe 6um
eriten WloIe III ieincm 2cben DerlIr-
loHtc oelteru oen 900 eincS 4Sferocs
i'm g8crt6c bon $4O0. 6. z. goro,
BON 9loslun iubr iein iluees @ierO
gum er1ien @tole nad Baltimore Gr
botte ieineu @riinfram ocrfuuit uno
mar ouf oent Seimpeoe begriiien
ais on Der Nratt. nuo 2igbt Ctr.
cine &ofomotiDc Der baltimore 4
21io.8obn Inn sic Gde fam; onS
@fero ftonO cinen 9tueenbIitt 6ittcrno
fill ino brad foot 5uiannncu. Ser
@crfebr mar ilngef6br 10 Nlinutcn
long untcrbroden bis oas lETero
imo oerg9agen entfernt peroen font.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Ser ednInntcrridlt 6cainmt.

Nlorgen I'M 9 llbr weroen ollie lt0O.
tiideu S1ulen i6re E6ore oiineu
9lm 9Iaduittae finOet i'm SDric-
Ebeoter cine groBe Sebrcr Ser.
iammIlmg itott. @ettor Siuiiell
bon ser Columbia llnneriit0t
miro Die glniprode boltcn.
Sic 6o6eren iopie Oie Glementor-
Sdulcn Scr StoOt fiir lpeiBe iomobl
mie gsceerfinOer meroen morgen,
9onneritog, Inn 8 llbr i6re Gbore
0iinen. Ger S6ulunterri6t om Gr.
oifnmgstogc miro jeoocb bereits nm
Nlittaa beenOet lperOeit Inn Oen 9eb.
rern Oie @elegenbeit 81 geben elmer
ipe5ielcn @erinmmlmg 6eBmuo6
nelL Die i'm , ll6r 80 giodniittogs
I'M 9pric.Sbeoter itattfnrOet.
Ger SollptreOner miro 9ieftor 9iif.
ieQ bon ser Goluhbia-llniperiitGt IN
g}ep Dorf icin. 9ln ser 8eriomm.
lung, welhe cine @ala.9lffGre 5il mer.
Sen ocripri1t pereen Mopor &rc-
iton mo sic WiitgIieOer ser SduIbe.
6orOc e6enioQS t6cilne1men. Ger
SuperintenOcnt ser offentliden
S9ulen Serr Charles 5. Sod, miro
Den goriib fii6ren.
Cine ipe5ieQe 9lttroftion peroclt
oie G6ore iein oie bon 400 Shiiler.
innen Ser oiiliheu inO lpcitIineil
Sodihulen 9eiungen uerOen. Sic
9apeQcn OeS Gitp College unO oeS
&ol0tednifumS meroen patriotiide
8ciien ipielcn.
6ron30iii6er un0 ituIic-
nii6er ltnterri6t.
9ie S6ulbeb0rOe bat in ibrcr &C.
itrigen Sielmg init @e3ug ouf sic
9feioIution oes S9utGonmiii1rSgfi.
doro s. @iges, einen iofuItotioen
llnterribt in ser fran50iiden uno
itaIiemiden Spro6e in Sen 9l6enO.
idulen ein5lfa6ren bei1loiien, Den
%oridlog Scs &egeI- -Gomites 6u be.
folgen &Iaiien in Oieien beiOcn Sprd-
den in Ben gl6cnO.Sdulen oes Gitp
Colleges ein5uridlten, OorausgeIett,
OoB minOeltens Is Eerioneu iib Inn
oas Stuohlm ieOer Der beioen Spro-
den beperben. Ser llnterridt ioll
ntr Oon neitereefiibrt pcr6en, penn
oieie 9lnaobl BON Sdilcrn ieoe Der
bcioen &laiien beiudt.
Gas @elub bon Serrn Noiorio
0i @iorgio, oen itolieniiden Sprod)-
lmterribt in Sen 0ffentli1cn Sdu.
len ein5ufiibreit piirOe ais mratb-
fam 5uriidgepielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
0er ,.gfiu.g .gfop1 .9SIan.


Gor Der Gomuiiiion iiir oTlent'
lide 0icnIic CAB eeiicrn s. 9I Stoll,
scr 0erfc6rSleitcr ser nlIniteo 9toil'
uaps Company cine eingebcnOe
Grildrung iber Oen gSfip.Stop"'
lslou o6. Sicrouf wurocn ch5eliie
ocrtc, oic lid bcflnat bottcn BOB
S5oltepnnftc III ser 9ldDe ibrcr &ob.
nitnqen o6gcidofit porOen iuorcn.
QIus Sru. 5tons Grfldring gtnG
6erpor, ooB ipcgcn oeS vSfip-Stop".
9glanes uibt mcniger @ngaons aIf
ser 9Sort6.9(peuuc.2inic iidnoet ais
5uuor, luie fdlidlid be6auptct NOR
Den mar, oaB iogor al Der @elt-
9tort1.2Ipeme oic 3o6l Der g9oggonS
i'm Cicnit aui 25 er66bt porocu iei.
0ie Gomniilion miro iib peri6nlidl
BON oor 9ioibueuoiefeit, oiele ooer
cnie Solteicllc 5u ii6criNlaert iibcr.
3eugcn. @S muroe ieiigeitelt Dab
0err Bruce %. Cner, Ser Sahocr-
Iidn0igc fir Transportation Der
Gommiiiion, iiu6 iiber sic 9lonte be.
ae6cu lmo @oridldoc oenla6t babe,
an uelden Gdcn angebalten werocn
iollte uno an weIcbeu nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12

Seiuen eigencn satcr feb geltern
rSoiep6 9Roranto, iun, Uerbalten nno
nod Der noromciiIiden %oli5eiitotion
iiibrcI. Gr 6ei1uI0igt oeniel6en,
S,oiepb @iarauto, icnv Ser EN- Spei'
Ie-9lcitourant IN 9Ir. 9l5, Eeunipl.
oonio-9loe.. iiiDrt ion t60tlid anoc-
griiien inO uerhdbt 81 6obcn ali i'm
oit idieben. Ser &aier wurOe iiIr
lcin leutiges Ser60r ilnter 9iirgidalt
,QelieQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
3am 9cIcsatcn crnaant.

81. 9iop aoe bonn Baltimore Bar
gain SouIe" muroe bon 6rant q.
Socn Dem 4r1iiocnten Der 9aufleil-
tc unO 6obritauten.&ereimi9 ais
ein Gelegot 6r DER Srices.GonOen-
ticn Der SonOelsfamner Ser @erei-
nioten Staotcn ernannt. 9(n Der
Spite oeS Gontitcs iteBt Charles 6.
6olconcr. Sic Gonoention miro in
gltlontic GitD gebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
@elaIscMe etrafe.

9(uf 80 Gage witrOe geIterr Naors
gen Der % Sabre aIte Somcs GaIeD
bon giidtcr 9}nnit in DER iii6lirben
9goli3eiItotion ms @cidngniB &C.
IDidt lpeil CT eincn outonotiidrn
NcOplpcr Der @lnoeSorniee in iei-
ne m9ciib bottc. Golrp mur0c bonn
ocrgeonteu SNuIte perbaitet alS er
oie SbuBnoffe oil Den Ylonn 6n
bringcn Detilld)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12

6rou 9(nno 90. &rein ouf oem ST..
GrIoier. 5rieoDoie 3lr epieen 9u-
be gebettet. II Serr @bos. Burg
graf ouf ser 02ouOon %arf Sc
ueterD" beeroigt.
llnter GROCER 8etbeiIigung oieler
ibrer trouernOeu 5reun6e unO @er-
mauOten tuurOe eeitern @toreen nm
8 llbr oie iroii6e Siiae Ser icelig
entihlofenen 5roii 9lnno sc. 2reiiL
geb. &u6er, bon ibrer e6emoligeit
@oDnlmg 91r, 24t3 Sit9reItonltr.,
nod Der fotbolii6en ct. 3otberinen-
Stride getragen no cine 9fequiem-
Sod)melle bon @ater 9elleD ccle6rirt
muroe, gum Scelenbeil Der Eo0teu.
0ie 8eer0iglug fano biermIf ouf
Dem Sl. @rloier 5rieobof itott Gin
iiberreiber 8lumeni6mud 0eugte BON
ser 9iebe iuo @erebrung, Die Ger
@eritor6enen Bel 2cb6eiten entgegen-
gebra6t iporoen mar. SSbr beipicien
ais 9abrtrtHtrGger, Die 6erren:
6ranf @jiit5lein, Elm 92effcr Der @nt-
i4Iofenen, So6n Gubler, 9enianin
@usfep, 9[uItin @errD, Sobn Sop
Tins, Sobn So0ion Sobn WlcGonolo
uno g8. Silt, Ole Ietten @brell.
Trouerno bintcrIGBt 0ie &eritorbene
ibren @otten, sSroncis q. &reilL
fiinf S0bne, oie Scrrcu Soiepb,
Steben Sobn 9(nSrew unO Serome
arein lno cine So6ter, Srou Bar
6ora @1atbiion iopie 10 Gnfelfin6er
unO cine Sdweitcr, 6rau Barbara
9aieB.
G6orleS 9urggrof.
Inter 6reimoilrer. G6ren wuroe &c.
tern O1o6mittag bic iroiiAen lle6cr.
reite oeS Samitag inn Sitter BON GO
Sobrcn berltor6cuen G6orles Burg.
orof BON 9Ir. 85t, @eit 2eringtou-
StroBe, olli Sem 2ouOon.@arf- -5rieo.
bofe 5u @ro6e getragen Cine Meugc
pro6toollcr glumeniiiide Ibmiidten
BEN Sarg. Gaitor s. g. &oIoiuer
bon Der Suinonuel.@emeiu0c bielt
ben ErauergottesOienit weldem eiuc
groBe 9ln5obl Don 2eiotrageDben bei-
po6nte. 9lls 9a6rtil6trdger erpieie1
Dem @erltor6enen ole lebte gbre Orei
9ogenbriiOer pom Beta Gonclapc"
Ger nSeptaiopbeu~ iuO Orei n6rei-
maurer." Serr 9urggraf ltanlmte
aus @aOen in0 panOerte Dor imoc.
fdbr 36 Sa6ren nod glmerifo ans
Seine Satin 9lnno lit i6m Dor fe6ci
SSa6ren i'm Eo0e porauSAegonqen. gr
binterldBt einen Sobn 6reoerid
@nregraf 0rei G06ter, 6rau 0larp
Sub6art, 9lnnie lno Soa 9urggrdf
uno 5mei Gutel. 9lnBerocm miro er
bon elmer SGpelter, SSrau MarD
WftnOi9enf, iiberlebt.