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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Notice of Assessment.
The Emmett Improvement Co., En-
nett Idaho

The Emmett Improvement Co., En-
NETT, Idaho.
Notice is herebv given that at a
meeting of the Directors held on the
18th day of November, 1914, an as
sessment of $1,000 per share was lev
led upon the subscribed and issued
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able not later than the 21st day of
December, 1914, to E. NJ. Reilly,
Treasurer, at his place of business in
Emmett, Idaho. Amy stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid at
noon on the 22nd dav of December,
1914, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will be
sold at noon on the 7th day of Janu-
airy, 1915, to pay delinquent assess
ment, together with cost of advertis-
ing and expenses of sale.
Z. NJ. REILLY, Secretary.
Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Sewer Under WAY

The branch line of the sewer being
built from the Union block on Main
street to the river is under way, and
the pipes have been laid from the
river to the railroad tracks. A 10
inch pipe is being used and it is be-
lieved this will relieve the trouble
experienced during the past irriga-
ton season. If it does not, a pipe
line will be laid from Union block
south to the alley, thence east to the
Steward building, thence north to the
Butte block sewer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

Deputy Sheriff Harry Carmichael
was in town Friday.
Use our home-cured hams and
bacon and lard. Steward g. Burkhard
Mrs. NJ. Munson went to Boise on
Tuesday to visit her daughter for a
few days.
Don't forget Market Day on Sat
urday Among the "stuff" to be Of
fered for sale will be "a head of thor
oughbred pigs by w. H. Sissler.
Mrs. R. G. Newcomer is enjoying
visit from her father and mother of
Boise.
ST. Mary's Guild will meet Friday,
November 81, with Mrs. George Zim-
norman.
There will be a Scent dance given
at Dewey's Grove Friday night, No
vember 20.
We have some fine pitch kindling
for sale. Come and get some. John
& MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Merv. hawthorn is enjoying a
visit from her father, John Carson
of Silverton, Ore.
First class potatoes s1.00 per hun
dred pounds at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
Henry Page, who has been visiting
in these parts for several days, re-
turned today to his home near Pay
cite.
A big scents dance and turkey sup
uer Us cents) will be given at
Dewey's Grove Wednesday night, No
vember %. Everyone invited. Good
music by three piece orchestra.
Come and dance until morning. A
good time assured to all.
An accredited community high
school system for the state of Idaho
for the support of which an "Idaho
High School Fund" is to be created
through the levy of tax of one mill
on the dollar of the assessed valua-
ton of the state and over which the
state board of education is to have
general jurisdiction, is provided for
in an act drafted for presentation to
the next legislature by Superintendent
Crandall of the Idaho Falls public
schools at the request of DR.. Sisson,
commissioner Of education and Miss
Grace Shepherd, state superintendent
of public instruction. The proposed
act will be presented to the county
superintendent of this state when in
session here Nov. 10. 1t is of general
interest to every section of Idaho.
First class potatoes s1.00 per hun
bred pounds at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
Turkeys roasted for Thanksgiving
or Xmas Soc each, at Palace Bakery.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Notice

Anyone wishing to work their
special road levy in District No. "a
may come prepared to haul sand from
'Modin's" sand-chute, or get further
particulars from the overseer of the
district. Work to be done within 10
days from date of this notice.
Emmett, Idaho, November Is, 1914.
OTTO WILHELM,
Overseer District "a.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Auto Agency

]. w. Blurrton, proprietor of the
Emmett garage, has secured the
agency for the Metz and Studebaker
cars. A late model of the Metz has
already arrived and a Studebaker will
be received later. Mr.. Blurrton will
be pleased to demonstrate their merits
to anyone.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

Notice is hereby given that logs
in the river belonging to the Michigan
Lumber Co. must not be molested. A
reward of s25 will be given for in
formation leading to the conviction
of anyone who takes them.
MICHIGAN LUMBER CO.,
By HENRY LOVE, Supt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Big Field of Wheat

The Dresser Brothers this week
completed the job of seeding 120 acres
of land on the bench to wheat. Forty
acres is located near the A. Shorten
farm and so acres adjoining the Appel
ranch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Turkey Trot Ended

The Thanksgiving turkey trot ended
Saturday, and the officials and expert
pickers departed for Nampa and Boise
to continue their work. They will be
back next month to receive the tur-
keys for the holidays.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Notice to Hunters

Notice is hereby given that hunting
on my place at Letha is strictly for
bidder. violators of this order will
be prosecuted.
John WILTON
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Column
Per Line SC Each Insertion.
LOST, FOUND, Etc.

TAKEN UP-Two mares, one roam
and one buckskin, and three suck
ling colts, one black, one bay and one
buckskin, all branded DIP on left hip.
w. E. Hill, seven miles northwest of
Emmett, Idaho. cat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

WANTED-Stock to pasture and feed
through fall and winter Geo. W.
Gordon. 6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Hunters. Take Notice

Hunting is possibly forbidden. on
the Reagan, HAWTHORN and Steward
ranches on the north side of the river
and on the Seitz ranch at Letha. This
action is necessary on account of the
shooting of stock by careless hun
tiers.
STEWARD & BURKARD.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

FOUND Small size watch; owner
can have same by identifying pro-
perty, calling at 0. S. L. Depot and
paying for this adv.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
Thanksgiving Day Excursions Noyem-
her 25 and 26.

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
round trip rates between local points
on the o. S. L. and to certain points
on connecting lines. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

WANTED-Horses to pasture, fine
pasture, plenty water. j. c. Yeck
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

STRAYED-Tuesday night, October
6, light bay horse, bald face, some
white feet, years old, weight 1450
pounds. Reward for information
leading to recovery. Henry Love.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy second hand
child's iron bed. Index Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

WANTED-Three pleasant, unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Leave address at this office. 8
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Clean and sound pota-
toes. D. D. Hambly, Falk, Idaho At
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

FOR SALE-150 tons of alfalfa hay
on G. W. Gordon ranch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

FOR SALE-40 tons rafting good
horse hay, at McFarland's 21a miles
south of Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19

FOR SALE-Good work horse,
weight about 1900 lbs. Cheap. Al
so thoroughbred White Collie pups.
C. w. Cook, phone Sc K2
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-19
S25 Reward.

STEWARD & BURKARD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08

NlitqlicOcrbonfen rmo bo6en Ods
9lcc9t, Gelegoten 5u ernenncn, pel6e
Damn sic 0ireftoren ser 0lcierOcbun-
fen 5it erud6len ba6en.
WfilitGrti de gluSbiI0uitg.
0aS 9riegs Ieportement miro
trob Ser merifanii6en 9riiis oud in
0ieiem Sabre Die proftii6e glus6il-
Dung bon Stuoeuten fiir Oen militd-
ridden 9erui in Ben 5elOlagern iort-
ieBen. @inge6enOe @rfinOigungen
6epeiicn, OoB ein le66aftes Snterelie
Oofiir 0or6unOen iit SSn Oieiem Sabre
uer0en bier Oerartige Eager inter
6olten uerOen, nGmlih 5u gli6eoille,
O}.-G., bonn 6. Suli bis Z. glugliit 5it
@urlinaton, 90, unO 9uOington,
N3id., pd6renO oes gleiben 3eitron-
mes, unO 5u Wlonterep, Goly in Der
Belt bonn 26. SUM bis 5um 81 Sult.
Syunqe 2eute, pel1e Oaron Sbeil SIT
ne6men miini6en merOen erIud]t,
ibre &upiere 10 6olO pie moglid Dem
ariegs Gepartement in @oibington
ein5ureiben.
GongreB tiir bGuSli9e y T.
5iebuug.
9lad Sen 9eltimnlllngen 0er6loo0=
9iQ, ii6er pelde geitern Ser 9luS-
i6uB fir ausmGrtige 9lngelegenbei-
ten i'm Observation-Disclosures 9eridt
erItottete, miro ser StoatSiefret6r er-
mdhtigt, Oie fremOen SdnOer sur
GntienOlng bon Telegaten 5u Dem
pierten internotionalen GongreB fir
6Gltsli6e @r3iebung ein5uloOen, pel-
der am 27. September OS. SIS. IN
philadelphia eroifnet merOen ioll.
Ser @otron oes Gongreiies lit Der
@SrdiiOent, unO es lit babel Oornui
o6qeie6en, olle Snterefen om io5ia-
len 6orti6ritt uno an Der 9eierung
Ser Meni66eit 81 bereinigen.
@riptleq fiir ol0aten IN D
Wf otro III.
9}od elmer qeitern erloiienen SrOrc
0es @eneral @oihneiiters 9urlelon
f0nnen omerifaniicbe SolOoten, Sec
iolooten inO N}otroien Der Sunocs'
Wlarine 9riefe obne Sorous5ablim1
0es Bortos ourH irgenO Elm &oItont
inn SnlonOe perienOem menn tie Die
lel6cn auben nit rSolOoten-9riet
,Nlatrolcn 9riei" oOer aNlorinciol-
Doten 9rief" morfiren unO oieic
9e5cic6nunq Our6 i6ren commando
ren0en Sffi5ier iOoiiiren loiien. @s
miro in oQen iolden 6GIlcn einiodcs
@orto 6ere6net lmO OieieS miro bel
gl6lieferung Der 9rieie er6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08

SEEM gort, z. Wfdi. IT NtorD
@an8, sic iunge Oeitreiderin oeren
g}ron0re0cn lmO So0es0robunqen ge.
qen Sobn 9. &odefeaer, Batter unO
5obn, idon felt geroumer 3cit oie
Oeffentli6feit imo oie 9e6oroen be.
Ihoftiqt, muroe mlf 9ci6uloigung
ocs 6ffcntlihen Innings fir ieh5ig
SoQc oem 9lrbeitsbauS ii6erlpieien
un0 oomit faltgeitcIt. sic nabn
oos llrt6eil nit Der bcfornten gGu5
liden .g8urihtigfeit" ouf lmo CT,
flartc. Die ieh5ig Gage sum- 9roiel0.
tcnma6en inter Den Sralcn uif
@ladmeas Sslano beniben al mol.
len imo an eriten Gage nod i6rer
6rcilaiIlng micocr cine @ronoreoe
al idipineet Die li9 oepoiAen ia.
ben mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08
@anSel6ilOcr fir @anamu .9lnsltcl.
luna.

g}ep gort z. W1oi. Scr
@n0ess GonorcB bat fir ole glufna6
me BON g8anoel6iIocrn i'm Ginwon.
ocrcroicnit fir Die @onamo.Q Qlusitel.
lung $4,000 perlpilli9t, imo gceen.
wdrtig crfolgt Die sluinobme lnter
gIuilidt ser Ginmonoermgs 9enm.
ten BON g8oi6ington auf GaiS Sss
lano un6 alf oen eintrciienocn Gam.
piern. Der gnn5e @ro5cB pom Gin.
trefien ser Ginmanocrcr bis 8u ibrcr
gl6reiic ooer Ginlperrmg miro in
oen @8an0cl6iloern beranihuilibt
iein. lin lid Die Rro5eour an5u,
ie6eu trof qeitern ol6 Der @inmans
oerlnqs General Gomnliiidr Ga
minetti olif @ais 5slono ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08

bon OieIcn Seiltcn lin0 bon olsn-b
gefomncn, o6er cs lit mid ein lfdr-
fer Yro5entiob BON iolcbeu por6an-
Sen, mel6e in Ser &ouptitoot felt an
gcieiien iiuO mO iid Oorldllfig ni6t
enti6lieBeu fonnen, iid Don ibren
gSo5nltdtten 81 trennen
So lueit eS lib bis lett Bat ermit-
teln loiien it, mie OerieI6e 9o6n6e-
ante 0eriiderte, md6reno Der 3eit Der
llnru6en fein 9lmerifaner getoOtct
o0er ald nur berlebt uor0en g8ie
er iagt bat Die StoOt t5otid6licb
ibr gang nornloles glnie6en mieoer
gemonnen. sic Clubs lno sic @e-
ibdfts6Guer 6a6en nit menigen
glusnobmen lire G6iiren mieOer ge-
oifnet, oorlnter ser ,2lmericnn
9u6," auf mel6en ser @o6el in BEN
eriten Sagen no6 ser 9eiebung boE
Gero Gru5 9(ngriife Oerii6te. Seute
lit Der Glu6 mieOer often unO miro
poli5eili6 6emo6t. 9lu6 OerGountrD-
Glub lit in 9etrie6 mo miro bie(
BON omerifaniihen @olfipielern be-
iiidt.
Seit ser 966cl BON Sen StroBen
oeri6wunOen lit imO Oie erite 9lui-
reging iic6 gelegt bot lit fein @e-
cbdfts. oOer @o6nge6duOe in ir9enO
mel6er @eiie me6r 6elditigt porOeu
Gie Sntereiien ser 2onoslelIte
ii6ermoGt ein Gomite bon ongeiei-
ienen 9lmerifonern, oeiien @rdiioent
Der SiirgerfriegS Geternn General
0t. s. $. 9lgramonte lit. Gie Stel-
lung Oes @ice @rGiiocnten 6efleiOet
ser 9anfier 81. Nt. San 3anOt unO
Oo5 Oes SefretGrs ser &a6el-Super-
intenoent G6os. Is. Cumming. 3u
0en tbGtigiten @litglieOern geboreH
Gorlos 81. Suoion 6. g8. 6ii6 unO
". i. @optou geomte ser merifa-
niibeu 9totionnl6obn, ionic $. M.
Gieiien6u6, u. @eiQ uno &. 90.
9romn. 0ieie Ni6nner fonimen
tooli6 5uiammet Inn Die raid ued-
ieln0e Situotion 81 ermGgen lno ib-
rem 2onOSleuten 9eiltonO un0 Gatb-
ihl1ge 5il geD16ren
Sic Gas. unO @oiier5ufibr ser
Suuptitaot lit niemols geitort NOR
oen, unO OaOurh miro Oos in &era
Gru3 per6reitete @eriibt wiOerlegt, eS
lei Elm 9lugrifi ntf Die groBen 9lnlo-
gen in @lerifo ousgefiibrt porOcn,
luel6e $50000000 eefoitet ba6cn inO
Our6 SronSniiiions 2inien Sidt
unO &roit liefern.
Sel6it an g}o6rungsmitteln loll es,
pie bc6ouptet miro, in Der Saipt
itoOt feinesmegS feblcn, Die &reile
iiu0 MIR pcnig geiiiegen unO perOcn
BON ser &egeruug rcgulirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08
lardltem @iaa.

6liihti0c Nlerifoner ans Stn0t Wles
rifo. n Die 9lngit Dor Oem Pm
riiden Der 9le6clen Erlppen
trei6t ie tort. n @iao iomo6l iuie
3apata ba6en bllltige 9l6rednlng
in 9lusi6t geiteat.
Sero Gru6 Z. Nioi. II SGglid
trefien bier iebt 81 Sunoertet Nicri-
foner eilL pelcbe ii6er5eugt iinO, OoB
lie i6res 9e6cnS in ser SouptituOt
nidt mebr iiher iinD, meiin 6rancis-
co 9iQo lmO Gniliano 3apota in
StoOt @lerifo einriiden unO, penn
iid Oieie 9lngit ni6t 6olO legt, 10
miro es fiir General 6imIton 6al0
cine ihpierige gllfga6e merOen, fir
Die rieiigen Nlaiien BON @ingebore-
nen, pel6e iid iunerbnlb Der aneri-
faniiben Siuien iantmeln, Sorge 5u
trngen. Iie meiiten fliidtigen Nie.
rifaner iinQ oftio fir @enerol Suer-
ia eingetrcten, m16renO anOere nur
@ei6Gitsleute iino, lpelhe befiirdtcn,
ooB General @iQa in StaOt Merifo
Elm Shredensregiment einfiibren
miro. Gielc fommen ans 0en Srt-
idoiteI melde oen 9iebellen in Oie
@dnoe gefaaen iinO, unO lie beboups
ten lie ieien Die glI9en5eugen zines
9liftretens ser iiegreihen 9iebcllen
geporoen< melHeS iie niht nod ein-
NAL crle6en mo1ten
Dit GiQo unO 3opota erpartet
imam in Der SouptItaOt Eouienoe pot
9lnge60rigen Ser nieOrigiten 9eO0lfes
rungsflaiien. @iaa ioa fein@e6ein-
nib ooruus MAIDEN, OnB er cine lon-
&c &iiie BON Seuteu olIfgeitellt bat,
luelhe Dem SoOe perinaen iinO, penn
er Oie SoiiptitaOt errei6t, uno 8apa-
ia bat me6r ais einmal erfldrt, fans
er nad Ser SauptitaOt fomme, miiB-
ten nid)t MIR Suertn iin0 ieine bo6en
9eomten ionOern &uuoerte bon 9ln.
Oeren i6er sic &linge ipringen Gin-
nal ioa er iogar geOrobt bo6en, cine
@mQotine Dor Dem 9fationolpalaite
Su erridten unO SunOerte bon 9lriito-
froten oen Gopf Dor Die 5iiBe 81 Ie.
gen.
Ser 6ritiide @eiunOte, Cir 2ionel
@aroe, miro es niht miioe, iid ser
SntereIien ser glmerifoner an5lneb-
men rmo er lit Oenicnigcu, pelhe Oie
Sta0t oerlaiien mollen, bonn gr0Bten
9luben gepelen.
Die 6liihtlingen, peIGe bier oe-
itern anfomen Ba6en oen Gin0rud
NcmonnelL ais Oh Die merifaniihen
9eonten imO glrmee SffiSiere AM
ser Qan5en Gorte bon Ser SauptItaOt
bis 6icr6er eifrigit bemii6t aepeien
iinO, lie 10 freunoliA wie nir moQliD
3ll be6anOelll.
Gie SliiHtlinge bringen ou6 ole
aQerOings nod mDer6iirgte 9}o6ridt
nit, oie 6eioen 9lnerifaner @iQiamS
unO @6ite, melhe nlf Dem groBen
amerifoniiden Olinen6eib Ser Gl
Sooor N}ining So. 81 Soitotipaquil-
10 ini Stoate Salisco angeiteQt ge-
meieu iino. ieien oetootet moroen.
N}on meiB oarii6er ober nibts gtd6e-
res, ais oaB iie oie Spier elmer ame-
characterization GemonItration ge-
worOen iein ioaen
Sin 6ieiiger b06erer 9o6n6eonter
idjGbt, OoB noh Dem nuf geItern on-
geieBt gepeienen 9lus5uge BON 600
nah @uerto Merifo nod etlpa 1000
bis 2500 glmerifoner in Der Soupt-
itn0t nerhlieben inn. Gie meiiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08
Snpfere G6ineIen beIu6nt.

g8oibington Z. Wlai. IN 9ic
@unoesrc9ierung ianOte geitcrn al
Die @eionotihoft in Ycfin9 iebs gol.
0ene llbren nebit Soften 5ur Gcrtbci-
lung unter 6ineiiicbe 0ffi5iere unO
Siireer ob, I'M i6nen cine 9lnerfen.
nung fir Oie Gettune oes 2e6cns
onerifoniidcr 9iirger in China 6u
5oaen. 9ei oem frogIiden &organgc
bonoelte es licb im Oic 8efreiung
omerifoniider @1iiliondre aus oen
@Gnoen bon 0onoiten 6u Siao-Yong
i'm Cttober Oes Sya6res 1913. Cine
scr llbren erbGlt Sr. @ong Gbang-
Siuen Elm 2cbrer an Der NhlitGr-
ihule 3u Siian-5lt, ipelher Oen Pine
rifanern nod DEM @loiiafre bonn Sf-
to6er 1911 Shub gelpdbrte.
@anc sur RciIc in's glusIanb 6cioret
g. 1lnine, 9ir. 413, Baltimore Str,
uale GuItDm SDuie Qlbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08

9eioe Iino 0ringeuO oerodhtig in
9leu gorf Snpeleu I'M &ertbe bon
$4,000 geito6len 81 baben Sine
9In5o6l pert6poller Giamouten uno
BerIcn murOen BEL Oeu @efaugeneu
DorgefuHoen.
gns Ser e 6ohpeGt
ct @etcrSburG T. @'oi. Il
Die 8c6nte uno oorlebte <nOe oes
oroBen internotioualen Sdabmci-
iter.Curnicrs puroe gcitern no9 iol.
oen0em Shema sum IuStrog &c.
bradt.
Earraih ge9en 9lledine SauowSti
QeQeu 9aSfcr @lnsberg gegen @opo-
6lonco, 9lod6urne ge9en fubinitein
9liem5opitid6 gegeu W|ari6oQ iuo
9crniten 6atte cincn freien gag
Gopo6lonco geiuann ieine @drtie
aeoen @uns6erg Sauowsfi imO Sos.
fer lieBcn lire @ortie uo9 iie6en.
TtiinoiQem spiel 6dnaen mo oie ons
0ercu 5picle wuroeu i0mmtli9 rcmi
iirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08
Gdlreflidles @nbe.

9tcm yorf, 7. W}oi. n 0urrb
eincn Stiir5 aus 0cn 5enItey I'M
fiinftcn Stoduerf OeS apartment
SolIes gir. SOB, gSeit 1874. Strobe,
bclegcnen gSobnlino SOC iid 6rou
9ouiie G1ogerop, 0ic iigenOlicbc
@attin OcS nerifonil6cn @elonoten
fir Gotta 9ficu, ldbmere Serletltngen
5lL ocncn iic nod wcnigen Stlnocn
i'm o&nider6odar Soipital" erlug.
Scr &0rpcr Der llngliidli1en mur0e
bon Dem cilernen Stafcten5aun Dor
ocm Souie bu6it66lid ollfgeipicBt.
SSrau @6ogeroD mar cine Deutlbc
lmO bicB, e5c lie oen merifanii6en
0iplonoten beirot1ete, &olile Wlill'
ler. Sbr 9ruOer ioa in @iien on-
loilig iein. Sie mobnte nit ibrem
10 Wtonate alten S0hterben inO ei-
ncm 6rGulcin @eorinu 5uiommcn.
Scit Ginger 3eit por lie leiOenO unO
befonO iicb in Eflege Der im 5meiten
Stodmcrf ocS Souies mobnenOen
&ranfcnm1rterin Sri. Carrie 8ronn.
Der llnitano, Dab iic ii6 didt nit
Dem bon &rGiioent 0uerta nob Gotta
9tico geionoten Gotten Dereinigen
fonnte, unO Oie llngcpib6eit ocr
ourh Die Gage in @ierito bcoingtcn
3ufunft ioaen Die arme Srnu 5ur
@er5peiflung gctrieben babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-08
@ibiunIa lIrtlcilaiprndl uerIdu6cn


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Burton " 0ji6ion Der 5meimol er-
folglos ollf Die glnflo9e, Die Seiier-
rei1erin 9loia Menidif S5o6o bel el-
ner 9ootfabrt ouf Sem @recuwooo
Safe ermorOet 81 6o6en, pro5eiiirt
morOen lit un0 IN Der Dorigen g@obe
oes @roBoie6lta6ls inn eritei GJrooe
i1uloig 6eflln0en purOe, itnno &C.
itern Dor 9idter Smonn in oen @e.
nerolaiiiien, Inn ieinen llrt6eilsiprlld
81 b0ren. Iie llrtbeilSperfiinOitng
muroe ieOod ouf ndAiten @iontag
peri6o6en, ga @i6ion erfldrte, ieine
llni6ulo bemeiien 81 fonuen.. @r
5eigte ein poar &opiere, Die er olS
Quittimgcn iber Die 9lus5o6hlng Der
@eloer 6e5eic6nete, sic er aus Dem
9iadloiie Der S5abo interidlagen
baben ioQ. Gr 6e6ouptct, Oieies
@elO, iiber $1,000, fir 9(uSgo6en I'M
SSntereiie ser S5a6o alifgepen0et
oOer 5lm groBen S6eile elmer 6rau
ge5o6lt 81 bo6en, oie iicb ais ole
N}utter Der S5obo be5eirbnete
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
RALEIGH

Especial to The Times Dispatch
p. Peii and her daughter. Miss Mary vir-
rinia, Eat home" to their friends
on "Wednesday afternoon. In tho receiving
Mrs. W. y. Kitchin. Mrs. J. :. Manning.
Miss Hayweod Mrs J., p IoEue and Mrs
,alnment OF the guests were Mrs. \. !
Field. Mrs. Franklin Mcneil. Mrs J. Y
Houshali. Mrs. William Bailey. Mrs cross
Mrs. j. T. Matthews and Mrs. l.. G. Dun
Mrs Il. c. Hyllier entertained her Card
Club III her home on Hiilsboro street on
than club members were Mrs. Bryan nmd
Mrs. Fannie Smith
Mrs Charles Il. Johnson entertained tho
The members of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd had Martha Washington tea
on Thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. George Badger have re-
turned from their Wedding trip to New
Mrs. Badgers mother, Mrs. Charles Heart
before going 60 their home in Tarboro
Mrs w. S. Primrosr gave tea Thurs.
day afternoon from 4 to o'clock in honor
OF her sister Mrs w, a. Bryan. OF CON
Sire entertained In tine home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. Y. Mcpherson, Hilisboro
The Twentieth Century Book Club was
entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Charles Leo Smith Smith 49,. ,oa..
day afternoon for the Kentncss Book Club
ut her Hillsboro street home.
From : to 8 O'Clock on Saturday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lay were
'at home" at the st. Marys School rec
tory. In honor Of Bishop Theodore D Brat
ton. of Mississippi. former rector or ST
Mary's School.
For the regular Saturday afternoon tea
at the Raleigh Country Club. Mrs.x Hal
Worth and Mrs. Henry b. Balton were tho
special hostesses They were assisted by
Mrs. Albert Cox. Mrs. w S. West Miss
Sarah Cheshire. Mrs ID. s. Thompson. Miss
Annie Root Mrs George p. Folk Mrs
Adelaide Boydston, Miss Elsie HAYWOOD
Mrs. r. w. Baker. Mrs. Gavin Dortch. Mrs
Alex Andrews. Mrs. j. Crawford Biggs Mrs
j.. NJ. Harper, Miss Pauline Hill. Miss Hal
Morson. Mrs. X. q. Sheriff. Mrs j. ~
Skinner and Mrs james McKimmon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
MANASSAS
specIal to Tho Timea.Dirpaton.l

Manassas. Va. February 2l.-Mrs n. L
Gror and two children returned this week
to their home In Washington after weeks
visit TO the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Merchant.
Miss Faith Chapman, of Washington. was
the weekend guest OF her parents. MT. and
Mrs 2. =. Chairman.
Miss Evelyn wenrich left this week for
Alexandria, where she Will he the guest OF
Miss Ruth Watkins for week.
Tho alumni association OF tho Manassas
High School has issued inyi:atiOnB for
colonial celebration in honor OF George
Washington's birthday to bo held at tho
high school building.
Miss Mozelle Goodc, OF Washington,
tho guest OF friends In Manassas last Sunday.
Miss Grace Reid. of Falls Church. was the
guest OF Miss Bessie Walker At her homo In
MapassaR this week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Gulick and Nttle daugh-
ter. OF Washington. were the guests OF rola-
uyeH In town last Sunday.
Mrs. Cnbell W!ntree. OF Richmond, was tho
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. W. Jewell Merchant
this week.
Thomas GulicI. of Washington. was tho
weekend guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Gulick.
Miss Lena ETnger. Of Harrisonburg was
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Bessie Walker,
on her return TO her home from Pittsburgh,
Pa.
.Mra e. A, Jones. of Fredericksburg. liz
week.
J. J; Davis cashier OF the National Bank
81 Culpcper. vas the guest of his mother.
Mrs. Mildred Davies. this week