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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13

With the coming of the new year
a greater spirit of activity and ~
thusiasm will permeate the work
CT The various clubs and depart
ments of the federation. Remember
to answer all letters promptly. BY
dolng this you not only show your
interest in the work, but you are
Helping others to do their share.
There can be no success without
cooper alton.
Mrs. j. p. Perazzo of Wabuska,
chairman of the subcommittee On
Kindergarten extension, plans to
publish a series of articles. one a
month, on kindergartens, in the
papers of communities which might
be favorable to the establishing o.
them. She will ask different people
interested on the work the write
these 10 help further the cause
She will also ask the different
deputies TO give the names of COM
munities where k~indergartens may
be established. If possible, some
one will be sent to these communl-
ties 70 talk to the mothers at clubs
or in the homes favoring the es-
Enlistment of a kindergarten in the
community. Further plans will be
published at a later date.
Mrs Josephine Foster of Simpson,
cilairman of the department of home
economics. is contemplating the fol-
lowing plan: To divide the home
economies department into five sun
departments, consisting of the clue
lurCheons. the demonstrations, the
home interior work, the child's well
fare ard the house department. Have
for each a chairman and a commit
tee that the work may be simplifie1
and BE q burden to none.
A monthly luncheon would be a
means Of bringing the members to-
gether socially and might be a
source Of profit by charging a rea-
sonable sum per plate and limiting
the number served according to
the equipment of the club. Demon
STATIONS are most valuable aud
should be worked up from the gen.
erai membership of the club, trying
to keep the tone of the demonstra-
tions confined to simple everyday
cooking 1t is wonderful what tai
ent You will find in this line right
at home i'll your club.
In the department of home in
tenor treatment, have talks on how
a home can be made attractive. We
can not all have costly homes, but
we can have clean, attractive and
comfortable homes. If you can find
q capable woman who has given
this subject thought and who has
good taste and is resourceful, ask
her to give a talk on how to make
a home livable and homelike.
1t is a mistake to imagine that
ell n needs is money to make q
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
COAL SHORTAGE IN TONOPAH

The Wittenberg Warehouse com
pany this morning received a single
carload of coal from a Goldfield
dealer and hes an filling orders in
limited quantities. Not more than
500 pounds will be sold to any per-
son and the company will try to fill
as many 100 pound orders as can be
disposed of at the rate of 81 per 100.
This may rel an excessive rate.
but when it is understood that the
dealers had to pay excessive local
rates to bring the car from Gold
field the reason for the advance is
patent, as the total cost of the coal
delivered f. o. b.. Tonopah was a lit
tie over ST. per ton.-Bonanza.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
doe e4oo-M o An1n sw Mssoysn S%@ss ss0casss 10 Lo ezc a nE gc s1 nseTose a aeT f 9U~oSnW OBJ o.

work, 200 men were required to
complete it in good time for the
big change. The neW bridge is
double tracked, the only n across
the Missouri river; is 1922 feet
long, weighs 10, 900 pounds, is
20 feet wide and cost 81 900, 600.
Three hundred and twenty trains,
freight and passenger, cross this
bridge every "a hours, or one every
four and one-half minutes. Top pic
ture shows old and new bridges.
No. 1, new structure; No. 2, old
foundation; 3, old bridge; 4, struc-
ture for old bridge before disman-
Ting.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
Disappearance Cleared Up

The disappearance of Morris Gle
ment last summer from his resi-
dence in Eldorado canyon, in Clark
county, was cleared up a few days
ago when his body was found in a
drift 60 feet underground on 4
claim owned by him and which he
had not worked for a long time.
The claim is nine miles from where
Clement was last seen. The dis
appearance last summer brought 70
Las Vegas a brother of Clement,
from his home in the east, to in
vestigate the possibility of foul
play, but after finding no trace of
the missing man he returned home.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
Ice Harvest Nearly Finished

Johnson and Becker of Winnie
mucca will soon complete putting
I'D 1000 tons of ice at their big
plant a half-mile up the Humboldt
river from the town, in addition
to about 200 tons already in an
icehouse in the town. The ice is of
fine quality from IL t IA inches
in thickness.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
Car Shortage Relieved

The Southern Pacific is again
prepared to furnish car for all
classes of Nevada freight, according
to a statement of j.. M. Fulton, as
sistant general freight and passen-
ger agent of the company. Regard
ing the passenger service from
points east of Ogden, Fulton said
hat trains are o running on
schedule time.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
Woman Passes Bar Examination

The first business of The supreme
court for the new year was the eX-
animation of five applicants fer ad-
mission to the bar of the state. Or
the five applicants but one, Mrs.
Lydia H. McMullen of Reno. was
successful in passing.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
Dynamite Pool to Raise Bodv

Fifty pounds of dynamite was sex
ploded in a hot spring near Elko in
IN effort to bring to the surface the
body of a Spaniard who is believed
to have fallen into the spring on
Christmas day. The body was not
recovered.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13

the honor roll for the month of
December. To win this ono a pu-
pill must be 3 or 50 per cent or bet
er, and his average scholarship
must reach 3 or SO per cent or
higher:
First Grade
Hugh Carol Haldur Rex
Jack Knicker- Ada Fortune
booker John
Donald Davenport Mamie Brawley
Martha Evans Donald Morrison
Laurence Zoebel George Robertson
Charlie Phillips Martha Durnez
Eta Sutphin Jack Walther
Llewellyn Turner Margaret Kelley
Helen Hurulin Joseph Hamilton
Pat Katen Catherine Olsen
Alice Hakola Eini Weeks
Margaret Gushing Adelaide Won
Louis Koontz Dornum
Juanita Wilson Burnett BRAKEMAN
Mabel Rider lrma Cushing
Otto Mallon
Second Grade
Geo. Kovacevic Kathran Kallsy
George Rider James Perry
Edna Connolly Betty Gilbert
Elna Connolly Charles Barra
Third Grade
Leona Barnes George Bates
Leonard Martin Cooper Hyde
Edgar Dempsey Lillian Friedman
Fourth Grade
Margaret O'Keefe Girard Ford
John Brawley Honora Guillac
Clyde Vernon Jane Mann
Alice Green Edith Anderson
Elaine Carey Dorothy Gray
Aurelia Rice Edward Gore
Joe Anesi Robert Foster
Paul Morrison
Fifth Grade
Gladys Stand Cecilia Durnez
fast Dorothy Bacon
Joseph POoley Myrtle Wilson
Roberta Robertson Jack Shirley
Gladys Strope Grace Kelly
John O'Keefe Harry Carey
Frank Anesi ilmari Wildgren
>Genevieve Shue John Bartlett
Anna Mann
Sixth Grade
Helen Duffy Grace Singer
Maurice Murphy Armas Widgren
Hugh Davey Mary Duffy
Burnadette Vial Ednund Muth
George Dempsey Giles johnson
Kenneth Fletcher Loren Patrick
Seventh Grade
Jennie kervin Marjorie Friese
Eileen Sullivan Enid Kessel
Naomi Kronin Ethel Shirley
Margaret Thomp- Etheleen Tousley
son Celesta Osborne
Vivian Haley Irene Kelly
VIII Hooper hclcn \ {. rison
Helen D%Ougherty Leonard Davey
Ruby Rosenstein
Eighth Grade
Kati crime SullivanEmmet Mclaughlin
Mary Mclaughlin Paul Ford
Hazel Mckenzie
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-01-13
DECEMBER ROLL
OF HONOR PUPILS
list OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
PUPILS WHO HAVE GAIN
ED PLACE

The following grammar school
pupils have won the distinction or
the honor roll for the month OF
December. To win this a pu-
er, and his average scholarship
must reach 3 OF 50 per cent or
higher:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ais ie 5llpor5 a6cr wer fiinnlcrt iidJ
alH nm einen iancrtopiiibcn @rics-
grom2
gSir oQc miiicn cntluc0cr aus Gr-
io6rlmg oocr @eobahtune, Dab nat.
re 2ebcuSircuoc ni9t ob60ngig 1T
pon ocm 9eiib iroii6cn &cicbtbun5,
o0cr irgcno luclbcn onoercn @riol9cn
oDer Grrltngenir6oiten. @cipnobcit
lit ooS Sleiuoo DcS @liids iiir ouu
unO reid 5ugleiA. lln6 nm lmierc
@clmOGcit 81 cr9altcn oocr 5u CT
lou0cn miiiien mir Ooroui o6ten
Dab rnicr Yhlt rein unO fr1ftiQ mo
jcOcS Organ uniereS p6Dlii1cn Sp.
items in ribtiger Nr0mmg gcbaltcn
miro. 0ieicr @abr6citen mar ii6
Der alto Or. Eeter SoGrncp Nar be.
puBt, oIS CT inl Sabre 1880 icinc 6c.
riibmte @lutmcoi5in bcreitctc, lpcId6e
iebt ols 6oyni's 9llpcnfrGutcr be.
fonnt lit. Sn 0iclcm 9Stdporot be-
abiic9tigtc or. icincu Wlitmcniben Gin
@littcI 5lr @rreihung pabrcr Sc-
bcuSircuOc IN Die Sono 81 ge6cu. Sic
mtf oicier Scitc peroiicntIiGtcr 9rie.
ie lc9cn 3cnguiB Oafiir ob, in mic
meit cr ieineu 3mcd crrcic6t tot.
9icttetc Iciner gran OoS SCbcn.
gIcrrill &is. 10 Suli 1916
Nr Ncicr Ndhrnch ~ Snns Nhifndn. Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

glrIiuatoM G. S1l. !. sSc0r. 1916.
Or Scter 5a6rncD 4 Cons. @6icdoo sH
CSccbrtc 0crren: Smmer mic0cr
mllB id Sbncn fir Sbr gipcnlrduicr
oalfcn GS bat nith pollitdnoig Dom
0nlten luo gitbmn, iupntt id 10 Sabre
long 8cpla9t pdr, 6cfrcit $40 fam ictt
IN irgcn0 cuer Gage licGcn ltiD NIT
Scicjti0tcit ntbnicf Sic 1cnlc bcr limo
1dn5 iiberrnldlt Dariihcr
Ils icb 0ns lcbte Nlal cmcu glr5t be-
nldbte iulb lbn fragtc o6 er mid beiIen
iounc, dnliuurtcte cr, 00B oieS nicmun0
tbuH tonre. ic) miine Elm mdrmeres Nli-
ma nlNindben SScl ioqtc ibn 0uiiu, 0ob
idl Jest Soulis gllpentrGlter qc6rdudc,
mD froatc ibU mas CT onpon Denie; en-
iagte pSa, qcbraic5cn Gle es nar, 9Qs
pcuirduter lit einc oute Nlcoisn,~
y. a. A. Grin gIbulpB Nnrlicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

mierc Tlcine Sodlicr ic micDcr gciulN
ncr0cn ionntc @om 9aac i6rcr t8eburt
dlL boz bier Sobreil ltt iic an ,oaltleiz
bigicit unD StublocriophnQ; Tie iuuroc
10 ncrpos, oaB iic bel Der gcriugiicu Ger
onlniiuug lout ouiibric br 0jeiibt murs
DC oann ganS bIu6 ln0 ibr tlcincs Scr8
tlopfte lbredlcb ldncll sdj bin ilGcrs
5euAt iic ludrc lest tont ircnu c5 niht
SprcS Nlpcniroiiicrs lrcacn oeueIcu
mare. 3lue Sabre lang bate lic tculeu
glppctit nbcr icst tnnu iie dllcS ciicn iluo
alle5eit peun mir Dies StlGiien miirs
ben. Sriibcr mbte iic 0rci bis iecN5
SoQc paS &eti hiiten iucnn tie Iic6 crs
ioltct bate, lmb fouutc nauu ni6is clcn
luem lie iic6 iebi einmol cri1lict blcibt
llc ouf nnD iBt ipic QcuoNlid, ipaS pir
Dem Slpcntrdutcr an neroanIcl bubcn.
Sbre boulburc
Srau y. einir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sin ;yaa BON WcIidltSreic.

California, NRo., 10. 8cbrror 1916.
0r Yctcr SabrncD 4 Sons, Gbicaoo, oyu
Wcidldbtc ocrren: IS lino icbt Srci
Sabre her, icit i'd gum etitcu WlaIc Gors
ms Slpciltroutcr gebrdnblc. SD bate
ole Hole ~ nclnem Weiidlt imo lit ait
llnoerooilicbicit, lin geinO al mcrben,
9ebrducbtc icl nur bier Slaldjcn 9(lpcus
troliler, iuo cb bin, Nott lei Sonf. lctts
Der ltcts geIlulo geblieben. gRem id ole
erlten gn6cid)cl cincr Gri1Ihmo be-
mertc. nebmc idD iofort Glide Soieu Sus
pentrdutcr, rmo es bilft mir icoesmul.
Shre ergcbcne
". st. 3, Dor 81 tSrnn Wlnria 9ntsc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Die Grippe.

Gie @rippc lit elm gar idIhumer
(5oit mas uo6l ibon @iouhcr om
cigencn Scibc criobren bat. sic lit
oit in mon1cn @cgenoen llniercs
Sonocs cpiOemii6 oufgetretcn obcr
lpobl nod 5u feincr 3eit 10 oaee-
mcin mic Oics i'm Icbteu 6riibiobr
unO @intcr DER 6aa mar. Wion
oorf oclpiB iooelL ooB feline @ceeno
nniercs 2onoeS peribont blicb; al
Icnt6oIben bat Oieic &loec i6re Opicr
gefnoen. Gie llriobc Oofiir Iic9t,
ocr aagcmeincn glniidt uad, in Oen
cigcnt6iinIiben flimotii1en &er56It-
niiicu,. Oie pdbrenO ieucr 9eit Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
SObanm, Der mlnttrt SrifcniirOrr.
GiMe er3d0Fun0 aus Scr alteM @cimat0.

moqc Sobonn ioiort touicnO E6olcr
in @oIo ecbcm mcnn cr ii1 ouf icin
@bremport oerpiIi@tcn moac, in 3u-
flnit nibt mcbr bel icincr 9lrbcit
ODER in ieincr @eriitott 81 iinecn.
So6um no6m oieien Goridlae on
itedte Ole touieno EboIcr Elm umO
iiibIte iidb icbt oils reider @}ann. @r
gIalbte, Icitbtcr bobc CT in icincm
2cben nod nie @elO pcrOicnt.
9Iber i9on in Ger eritcn g}adt be-
geonete Sobouu chuoS llngclp06n-
lihes, mas ii6 audi in ocn iolgcuoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

@ieine 0erren: SD Icnbe cy9pcn
9icruit cinc Seitellung nlr gllpeufrduter
llulere gauge 6amilie gebraud)t S6r
0eilmtlcL nltD ce bat uns mntGe
@pttorrcc5mtu9 cripart. Scb fam pabrs
bcitSgetrcu ldgcn oaB Sbr gIlpentrGutcr
meiner 6rou DaS &eben gercttet bat
Sic mar louNe Belt trnu gcipclcn, mo
nidbts idJicn ibr 81 belfcn @leib nocls
ocm iic nit bem @ebruu1 S6reS 0eilz
mittels begonucn fin9 iic an, licb 81 bcis
ierL lulo oielc Seneun9 iGritt oorot,
bls ibrc 0icmunbeit Uollitonoi9 bcr0eitcllt
mar Gcit icner 3cit linO ipir nc9t mebr
pbue Sbr peilnittcl gcipeict; es lit cine
Dieoi5in oic dngeuebm ein5une6men lit
uno eincm in gutem 3uitouoe er6dlt
Sbr cr9ebcner
9f H. 4. SUbn 9lnent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Scr rrdltc Q8ca In finitcrcn saol

Goib. gSai6., 9. Gtto6cr 1915.
Or. SScicr 8abrueD. \ Cons, @6icaao. S0
0jccbrtc Ncrrcn: geiQefiiQt fnNcn
Sie cinc uene @eitclluu9 fir Sllpcutrdus
ter Sbr 0cilmittel lit IN unierem 6ouIc
imcnibebrIicl; bci mcncn NinDe lat c8
eln 9an5 eritnmliNe8 9iciultat crBiclt.
Sch eonlultirte orei glerSic; iic nUe rics
thcn mir, cas- Sinh ii Nas 6oipinl nac1
Scottlc 81 brinNcn MnQidlcripcHc 6Gt
tc cine ldn0crc &chonollnn bort Das
@nD acbeilt, n6cr obne mid tonlic cS
bort nidlt lciu unb Is ror mir lmni60z
lirb, 70 Idnnc bon hcr Narm forlSlfnnls
men. IS bIieb mir ucbts 9lnoercs iibra,
olS mcin Scitcs fir cs on6eim 81 t6itn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Dcrridtcn. glnb OicieS Sobr idcint
ms o6nIibc gSiiterlngs5ultGnOe at
bringcn mo oorim itebt 5u befiirb-
ten, OoB Oicic ei9cntbiimli6c, an
itedenpc &ronfbeit wieocr i6rcn all.
gclncihcn 9iunOgoug MAIDEN miro.
Sprglolt lit oui ollie 60uc 81 cnlpicb.
len oeui y&orlidDt lit bic liuttcr ocr
&ciSbcit". Sir Oicicu 3iped, lpic
ald iiir oic @c6anolme ser Grippe,
BAT iic1 Sorni'S 9llpcnfrGllter mlfS
9clic bciuG6rt, luic 0ies ou6 aus ctli.
den DER iutenltebcnocn 9riefc Der.
porgebt 3lr rcbtcn Belt gcuon.
mcit liG6lt cs ocn &0rpcr unO ma6t
i'm wiocrltanoSi0bi9 gcgcn oic Gin.
oriiie ocr Crippebo5illcn; idbon Nlon.
der lit 10 Der &roufbcit aus ocm &c-
&C gcgou8cn $50 lic ii1 ober cin-
nal cingcniltct bat 5eigt ,Sorni'S Al.
pcnirGutcr icine bcfonntc gSirflne,
&nocm cS ooS @lut rcinigt, Oic Or.
game anre9t unO cincn geiunocn
S9wcib cr5elgt, iebt cS ocn &orper
in ocu Stano, oicien lmwillfommc.
ncn @oIt Q55uibiittcln. Dlon Der.
idnmc 0arum nidt, ii6 rcdt5eiti0 init
Ocm gcci9netcn Scilniitcl al per.
ic6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ben uno Sbncn mi5ut6cilen, mas Sbr
SlIpcntrdutcr in uuicrcr 6dmiIic gctpan
bat.
Gor 5pci So6rcu It'll micr Gobt
icbt feds Sabre oIt oil 8oS i'm Ntagen
mas ibm groBe SdbmcrScn bcrciictc mo
ms, lcinen @lteru, nicl Sorgc im0 &ums
mcr gSie0er6ult rieien mir 0cn glr5t
ober cr iOnutc ibm fcinc @rleihieuug
berlddffen Damn lam mir Der 0coanic,
eS eimnal NIT Dem gllpcntr6uicr 81 pcrs
iu6eu $50 inlfic brei Slaidcu bon
Sbrem 9laeuten, unO nod bcrcn 0iebraudl
iuuroc Der anabc geiImb unb III bis Jest
81 meiucr unO mcincr Srau groBcu 6relIs
ne, geiuno gcblie6eu
1307-40 Ctr glu0rcaS Scuicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
(geaen NlaIariafic6cr acIdiiht.

9lugels Camp, Calf, 20. SH. 1918.
s9r. Setcr 6a6rncD & Cons. @bicnoo, III.
Wcrtbe 0erren: SD bcItcnc oie
Nco5in mir fir euicrcn 6amilicnocs
brnlldl; @etreffs Sbrcs gllpcnfrGutcrs
ionn idl mr mcincr boditeu glncrlcns
nlng Nusornd aebcu. Sn lcbtcu Sonz
mer blicbcn mir bcrlhunt bonn MaIarids
ttebcr. iunS ic) nur Sbrem SeiImittcl ana
lcbrelbcn i1m Sobal0 mciH &orrath ere
icbnpft lit, peroc icD ipicocr cine @iitc bcs
1tcuen glcDtinQSnoa
glntDn Wl0rtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
9InSIdllao 6cOcdtc Ocn oanscn a6rper

Niinto. gllta, I Wdrs 1916
Or %etcr NabrneD & Sous, Chicago. Sn.
@ertbe 6crrcu. SD m0d)tc Sbncn
menen 9anf fir S6r SrGutcrbciImittel
ousIprehen; es bat on mir, trpb meiucS
gllters, 8unocr genirft. Gin Sautauss
idlloQ beNedte mciucn onn5en Norper.
Sci, perIucbte pcrIdliebene YlebiSinen imo
conlultirte mehrcre Ger5te; Dod slIles
ohue @rfnl9 @ilrd) ben @ebrmic6 SbreS
NlpcnIrdiltcrS bobe icj meinc @eiunobeit
nnllio iuie0crcrlmint, mo ntein 9lppctit
bat iicb beoentcnb oebeNerf SD bin oonfs
bar fir Sbrc 9Yilieuidhoft uno fir Die
Ne6tliclfcit, nit Der sic MIDI bebnuoelt
bubeu. Shr mfridtiger
Saharias SpllItein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Gag ldugcr i1wcigcu. SD bin Iicbcr
arm rmO bIcibc So0anu, Der nuntere
SeiieniieOer."
9Im ndditen Gage eing cS pic Gin
S0liicuer our6'S Stdot6cu: Scr
SeiieuiieOer lit wieOer oeiuuo, ocun
er iiu0t, OoB Die S9ciben 8itteru."
limo oae worcn irob, icinc eroBcn
lnO flcinen 6rcunOc, iiuO ieI6It sic
Gogel oif Dem Tabe, sic 9Iumen i'm
@orten inO oic goloencn Sonncn.
itro5Icn icbiencn iicb 81 frcuen. glltr
Serr S6pcrli6 brnumtc icbt mcbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sir Sanft tSnft

YucIllt MOO D Wtni I9IU.
9r. Bcler 5ubrilcD 4 >5pnS. Chicago, ,SIl.
SSettbc Slerrcn U8 ibut ntr leiD,
DAB icb Sbr SIlpcnlrGntcr Hic1t ic0Dn fri
ber erDiclt; eS 9dtie mir piec Sd6mciSen
mo aicj 8clO eripari $50 mar trant;
cS iultroc lhlimiucr NIT mir nno td)
muBie cincn @rSt rufcu Siefcr iaote,
i'd leioc oil Grippe nm Bronchitis, aber
leine Wleoi5in bali mir ntbt. @unn fam
Sbr Alpcntrdnter on; icb nobm tdolid)
pier Doicn oapoH mo mar BALD BON ntcis
rcn &ciOen befrcit. ,ycJ babe ugh ndt
per9enclt N mcincm 0Icbct 0joil fit Sic
9ittc N(cbi5in 81 bdnien
0odladltlugsnol
tSrGu ". TreIiinaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Gin Diericr 9lr5t, ocu mir coninlhrieiy
bate es ais BpifnWgSlos ani8c9ebcn.
Wcraoc pnm cr9iclt i'd elm Ngcnpldr
oc5 oNronicubntcn"; ser glrtitcl sNaNic
&routgcit unbcilbur" adb min ncuc 9pll
mmQ 50 icbiCu iuirliicl, as o0 @uit
ums Den red)teu NGca in nnierem finite
reu &ciocuslhal 5cige Glit Der 0llfc
Sbrce gllpentrduters bliibte nus Stino,
us 0aS Srilbiabr tam, formljd duls mo
cS lit btsber bel outer @clnobcit gca
lrelcn SSbre bnnibore
1ran emma ScSicrrpid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

glG6ten mieOcrbolic. 9lnitott, lpic
friiber, irieOlid 5u icbldicn lnO onge.
ne6m 81 trdumen hl6r CT iebt oac
9lugenbIide cridrcdt oui; OoS &ou-
idJen Ocr 91umc, oos@nodcn Der Sen.
iterIdoelL oo3 9fuich cineS glo6tpo-
GELS lieBcn i'm cr5ittcrn. @or oas
nidt ooS pcro66tiec @crGuib i6lei.
hen0cr Iiebc2 llnO cilen0s brotbtc
or icinc toiiieno Gbolcr in Gin anOcrcs
Geritcd. @inc 70 ruirn6igc Nla@t
botte Soboml nod nicmals in lcincm
Scbcn ge6obt. glber cs ioQte nod
idIimnicr fommcn. Stott, mic &C.
pobnt, iin9eno ole @erfitatt 3ll bctrc-
ten muBte cr icbt om Montogmorgcn
iein Sogcperf ibmcigcno beginner;
es por i9rcdlid. Gic Stluocn tuo-
rem 70 lang; cs fom ibut Dor, ais Of
frii6cr ein Iog ibncIlcr pergangcn ict
ais iebt einc StlmOc. Die @errltott,
in Scr CT iib ionit .itctS bciniid uno
9IiidIih 9efii6It fam ibm Dor wie Gin
@ci1neniB. Sclbit oic Come oeubte
ibm nidt 70 ireunOlih iluO 6ca pie
ionit 5u idcinen. 9lbcr Sobnnn Der
oiente ia tauleno 86olcr. N}it Scr
Belt, 10 rc0eic CT iib Gin, miirOe CT
ii6 i9on an lein iougloicS &cbcn &c.
toobnen.
9lm nddItcn Gage iob CT ieinc flei
ncn Sreun0e, bic Sinoer ocr 9}n1bar.
i6oit, dneitIif our9 oic oiicne Sbiir
Der NerfItott hiqcn unO oonn 6ctriibt
bon Oomen i9lci1en. sic cnt6c6r-
ten oen 2ieocrfloug; uno eS por Dem
SeiienGeOer, ais o6 ctluas in icincr
Srlrt eilt5wci ac6c. Pm Orittcn So-
&c erjGbltc eS cincr Dem onocrcn i'm
Stootdcn, oaB Der iroblidbc Seiicns
iieOer fronf ici lm0 mo1l ni6t mcGr
longe lcbeit mcroe, Oenn mcnn Der crit
einmal ouf6ort 81 iin9cn, 70 iagten
lic, 0onn miiiie eS in Scr 96ot icbr
idIcdt lin ion bcltcut icin. gln
picrtcn EG9c fomcn ibon Oic 2clitc
bel i6m 5ilm 8eiId, go6cn i6rcm
0litlcio 9(usorud lno 6cfloatcn lcin
elenOes 9lusleben. llnO So6onn fii6I
tc ii1 and wirfli6 frouf lmO elcnO;
CT 6nttc nitt acoo1t, OoB CT iih oie
tallicnO 86nlcr 10 idper ocroicncu
niliie. llnO ais nun gar am 9l6eno
nod lein better 6reuno, Scr SiiGler,
fam lmO i6m imtcr S6r1ncn 0cn
6rcln0ihoftsOicnlt on6ot, umionit
ieinen Sorg MAIDEN 81 mollcn, imo
neil er eerqpc iebt nidt oicl 81 t6un
babe, noIe er gleidb ooS 0}oB ne6.
men, ga ser Sdrg ou6 mo6l bolo n0-
tbia iei oa iHh9 oicS, mic man 70
Iaot, bel Sobonn Dem SOB Sen 9oOcn
aus. gr iprone onf Lief in icinc
S9lnffoniner, no6ni ocn 9elfcl nit
oen toilIeno 8bdIern aus icinem Ser.
Ited 6erauS unO cilte aus Dem SuuIe,
biniibtr in oie @o6nng ieines gto6.
barn S9merlid. Scrr Sdmerlit9
mar iebr eridroden iibcr Sen itiirmi-
i6en @intritt oeS crreeten SobonnS,
obcr nod mc1r crihrof CT. ols i6m
SoBoun Oen gciiteI NIT Dem @cloe
Dor Die 8iiBe mari uub rief: oRebnt
@uer @eIo 5uriid; fir guer gau5eS
@crmogen mo@te i4 ni4t nod eipcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

@liI6auf, G. Sat, 5. Sh0uif 1915.
Sr, Eeter 6nbrncp 4 Cons, G6icogo, Sll.
@eebrte Qcrren Sdb lam S6neu
loget Dos iid SIR 9llpcnir0uter nit
Hnbm bcoedt bat bcnu eS bat Srnu gf.
Sltriner gcbeilt, bic ict oielcn SSnhrcn
an otfeucu Seinpubcn lit. Sic lit lest
bon ibrcm Seibcn befreit lnl6 imiionDe,
ibrc 8ousurbcit 81 pericbcn. Sic 9lcrstc
bdtien Die 9lmputntion oes 8cins cms
ptnblen, Sic lit Sbneu iebr 0uui6nr.
glit frcuno!itben (0riiBcn S6re
Srnn 1r. Mcnblnnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Gyruu5 enowin.
Sin Idlimner NaIl Oon C5rippc.

Srclhpdter, Sal. 90 Sea. 1915.
81, &eicr Sobruep & Spns. @bicogo SH
@elc)obtc 0errcn. @tuer mciner
Nlnben bate bic Grippe 10 idlilnm, bab
icin NilaeuIidlt oopon angeoriffeu puroe.
81 tonnic ridt mchr obne @rille icbeu
mio mar taum i'm Gtanoe iroeno mela)e
glrbeit 81 oerridten giodbem er cine
Tlolde glpeutrduter oenommen bate,
ionute CT iciue @rile fortleocn, uno noc6
@ebroicl Der 5ipciter SIaidje mar CT Qes
iiinocr OILS ie Supor
Wtit frciwoIiden @riiben Sbr
AnbrcaS 8ndDbUlScr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

S6eooore. Soif., 3. Scbruar 1916.
Sr. Yeier SabrncD K Sons, Chicago. syu
@ecbrte 6crrcn 5enOcn Sic, bite,
Die beiecfii0te @citelling rcdt idjnea,
sSt bate 9cDloubt meiu @orrot5 all
Nte0i6in lpiiroe lduQcr mSretden, dbcr
Snfucn5o lit bier lebr tart ouieetrctcn.
iuo od Die Seutc piNcn, oab Sorni's VII
pcntrdutcr 9it fir Die Grippe it, 70 mar
mcin Sorraib ldlucll beri6pimben
NDr 1875. Is. 8. EridDicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ben sllu @ciucb mar, belam mcin gjabn
Die Waalern 10 lblmm oa6 i'd iebr bcs
lmrlbi9t fpurNc 9llH 9iotb mcncr icbel
N(nttcr CAB idl ncn Niu0c gllpculrduicr.
mn cS crGoltc tc6 icbr ihncIl Scet 1d
ben audi ruicrc uu0ercn &inner bic Mld
icrH gcbdbt unb Sorui' @lpeHtrdnicr
mnrDe iuic0er nit ocurclbcp guien 9le
inltoi dnQcmdnnt" 9Iudl mir iinn tBolt
builibur fir Oic gutcn @icnitc, ipcldc nas
Sbr Qeilmiiicl Neleiltct Ddt
yld)tunQspoil
9ieb. =. g. @rnnrr. b