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The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-17
News.
See the Show at Gem tonight.

See the Show at Gem tonight. Walter Bryant was here last night from Smithton.
 E.P. Murray, of Laneburg, was here today attending to business.
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Miller are spending today in Malvern.
 Oranges from 2Oc. to COG. per dOz- en at Douglas Brooks X Go. Advt. M. w. Greeson is in TeXarkana to- day attending tob usi.c5g matters. Gus Woodul, of Sutton, was among the business visitors to Prescott today. Let us know when you have guests at your home. Our telephone num- Weather is getting somewhat warm CT today but present indications point to rain or snow.
 Mrs. James Gee is spending this af- ternoon down at Hope with relatives and friends.
 It will pay you to look over our line of Xmas Goods before you buy-Doug- las Brooks X Co.
 WANTED-5O,O 1000 dozen eggs, B. 900 chickens, 5000 pounds butter, hides, fur and wool for cash.-Nevada Produce Company, North Main St.
 Advt. If.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-17

Just unloaded-Car of Pulaski. Best feed on the market for cows, horses and chickens.-Phone 192.-J. M. Haltom. Advt.
 Biggest show of the season-5 reels -"Hiawatha"- picture masque in four parts. A magnificent spectacle enacted by indians to whom the per formance is as solemn as the Pas sion Play is to the Peasant actor of Oberammergua. With this will be shown the Hearst-S -Selig News Pictor- ial which contains many of the latest national and international events-5 reels-10 and 20 cents. Advt.
 Money to Lend-I am prepared to lend mony on improved farms and de- sirable city property.AR. L. Blakely,
 Advt. If.
 It is only one more week until Christmas and there is no doubt a large number of our people who have not yet bought their holiday goods. There are numerous inducements be- ing offered by a number of our mer- chants and if you will look at their adds in this paper you may save money and get the best bargains. Look over the advertisements in to- days paper and call on these mer- chants first.
 We have a complete line Fruits, Candies, and Fire Works for Xmas. It will pay you to look them Over.- Douglas Brooks X Go.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-17

The News has quite number of old newspapers for sale at its oce on East Elm Street.
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragar Cummibs. Advt. Jno. V .Teadford came down from Smithton last evening and spent the night in the city with home folks. A. G. Wren, one of the merchants from Sutton, was attending to busi- ness matters in Prescott this afternoon. Five reels at the Gem tonight-1O and 20 cents See "Hiawatha" the Indians Passion Play in four reels. Advt.
 L. L. Higgason came over yesterday from Ozan where he has been assist ing Boswell & Higgason in a big clearance sale.
 I can and will save you money on your feed bill. 1 have full stock and want to sell you. J. M. Haltom, phone 192.- Advt.
 Your duty to yourself, you neigh bor, your family and your country de- mands that you buy Red Cross Seals only one cent each.
 Hartwell Greeson, who is attending the Ames, Iowa, University, will arrive home here Saturday to spend the holi- days with relatives and friends.
 Just unloaded-one car of Red Rust Proof Seed Goats. I will save you money-see me before you buy.-J. M. Haltom. Phone 1922. Advt.
 There are a number of our sub- scribers who have failed to pay their subscription accounts. We want this money right away and insist that you make payment at once.
 Rev. H. T. Hayes returned to his home at Marshall, Texas this morn ing after a few days visit in Prescott. Rev. Hayes is the son of Presiding Elder Hayes of this city
 Prof. c. M. Hirst, principal of the Sutton State High School, is here to- day. MT. Hirst was recently appoint ed county examiner and is here to con- duct his first quarterly examination.
 Miss Clara Young and Marion Brooks arrived home today from Mex ico, Missouri, where they are students of the Hardin College and will remain in Prescott until after the holidays with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. c. o. Baughman, who has been over at Hot Springs for several weeks arrived in Prescott this afternoon and will remain here as the guest of rela- OlNcS anu lIlGfluS al lcI WHICH SIle Will return to her home at Nashville, Ark
 have complete line of feedstuffs and will give you the best prices. Be sure you see me before you buy J. M. Haltom. Advt.
 Work was begun this morning on a new awning in front of the McRae buildings on East Elm Streets. This modern awning will be placed on the several buildings owned by MT. McRae in this section of the city and will give them a much better appearance.
 Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens make ideal and useful Christmas gifts S2.5O to S5.00.-Hesterly Drug Store.
 Advt.
 For Sale-Spanish peanuts-$10 00 per bushel delivered to any part of the
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-17
Weather Rsport

Cloudy Thursday and Friday, slow ly rising temperature.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Gormelo 9uemi, o. umo Grninia
QiognarOi, 81, @ittue-
SSoiepb aeu5iersfi 81, uno Nlor-
TIA 80. Stanfopsfa, 1S.
Samuel u. W2irmelitein 81, BON
9}emport g}cws. &a,, uno @tto 9ed,
2S, bon Baltimore
abra6om 6. 6inletter, 80, uno Pin
no 6. SoIlman, 3S, 9eioc bon @bila'
oelpbia, ga.
g. Sion q 9lemman "a, bon glep'
Dorf, gt.D, uno 6anlie Nl sub
boro, %, bon 9rootlpn, g5.9.
Charles q. Smith, 81, ro @mna
q 9Qlcn, 1S.
02ar Berlin "a, uno Sorab Ser
Der, 26.
iSirmooee s.. 9li6oIs, 80, mno Sc
len SO. Spangler, 30.
9Ilfreo Gboiiug, %, uno Nlar1
Seal, 10.
SorrD 30. 5peeten 25, uno Coma
g. Wlolacr, "a.
Charles 6. @rope, 27, @ittwer,
uno Catherine g. 9operior, tS.
Sarrp a. 5rp, 25, uuo 6loreucc
90. Goof, %, geioe bon Sarrisburg,
go.
U2ott6ep 3. Uliller, 81, lno Sent
nie o. MonteomerD, 1S, 8eioe pon
philadelphia, ga.
5o6n $. Bell, iln., 81, lmo eitella
~ @loriball, 49,
Carl i. Gonltro, %, uno gli5a-
betb q. Neomono, %, geioe BON
gqalbington, 8. s.
SSo6n u. g9eoper. %. imo Sulio
@ufoIsfi 1S.
Ebeooorc 9. gieoeroing, a. imo
9ouiic Wlnf, %.
Benjamin SiIperitein "a, lnio Soo
Sappcritein 10.
Charles 9. Srluin, 26, uno @lobel
-. MOB, 70.
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ma s. Cidcns, 10.
Nlorris ~. @icBner, %, mo Sfn'
tberiue Whltb, 10.
9lIireo s.. 9omeM 81 unO slniic
6. Gtterbein, 19.
sSuOa 2oiiis Shohet, 81, ino
Gtbel Siloerman, 90.
Charles 6. 5oos, 33, geidieoelt
mo Spoia Doung, %.
SSoiepb u. Sennciiep 35, bon BAL
timore. umo Soiepbiue g. Stewart
%, @ittipc, bon Cation Wlo
SSo6u ". Wle9ling, 27 uuo Soretto
q. Snoee, %.
5reoerid 9. Goi6ner, 3S, geidie.
Der iino 9lmelia u Gutaiar, 35
gcioe bon @nroeupille, Oio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2eonaro 9. Gbanep uno 6rai an
9ncronoer giicnrouh uno 6rau
@citIcitc ser @rope. na5c Dlc@l'
ocrrp- 5irabe, 1919 Bel 81.
Waur5pu Sensfi uno Sroit an y.
80. siwiusft 0itieite Der Bethel.
Str, uobc gaitcrn 9luenle, l3 6ei
60.
SEQ W. Sipiusfi uno 5rau an
Qlnno Semsfi, 0iieite Der Bethel
etraBc. na6c Gaiicru 9loennc, Elm
@riinoitiid.
csoco6 Sauofsfp uno 6rot an 8.
SSacobIou lm0 5roit a @ruoitiide
ggm. N2att6eiB mo Gran al oeut-
idc eoonacliide G6riit.ar6c Sit.
icite ser Sull.. uabe 9eaion. StraBe,
t5 bel 70.
05corge Boelp an 6reoerid SaucrS
mo 6ralL Citieite Der 9caion- uabe
2opmau.S StroBe, Is bel 100
So6n Soiepb Eiiitercr an Goworo
g Sampion Siiooiticite Der G9ri-
Itiau., uo6e Catherine StraBe, t2
6ei 81.
,Sobn z. Dono6nc an Gli5obet6 o.
EinQcs, A @rinoitiide.
Charles s. 9ubu an 9lealtp Dart,
SSnc. OItieite Der Caroline, na1c
9et6el.St 1874 bel
Stir Ncal Gitate 50. an Soit Wliil.
Ter, 9lorooitieite GruiosSia-9loe., ma.
be @illoniir.. 20 bel 100.
@m ggnlter @art6e un0 6rou All
gIi8obetb @6ite, Siiomeitieitc Wlooi.
Ion.9Ipc.. no6e 0ruio.&ia.Icrrace.
10 6ei 1870.
Gbas. s. Bud an Sas. 6. Bon
Sant. r Cots.
srauces 9ioah Ii. u. OH SreOerid
9aucruidniiot. 9lorooit@dc 5orato
aaItr. uno Slrlineton.9Ipeuuc. t4.6
Bel 10.
0luoolp6 6, anobc ino sSrou al
Clarence ". @ower lmo SrnI 9loro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Icitc Belmont gluc, na6c Bloonling
oalc-Roao. A bel S2.6.
@oItcr g. @citp6ol an @larp 81.
N2cGuaoug6. 0itieite 9Sulasf, nobc
apulberrsitr., 1891 bei 67.7.
G6os. 3. Roic al @m. g. Gang.
gio, g1oroieitc 9iooleitry nabe &enn.
Iplpanio.9lpenuc, II 6ei 100.
G6os. ~. @artmdnn uno Srou all
Qlmonoa q. Sanocrs, Siiooitieite Ser
Sorforo.9ioao, nabe Coerlono.9lpe.,
1 2oi.
sSranf 5. Spcjoa umo Sron an
Scmie 9. @1iacr, 0iticitc @lontioro.
qlpc.. no6e 0looiionitr.. 1874 6ei 10.
@nos q. Stod6rioac, ErllItce, etc.
an GitD Steal Gitate 60. glorooitieitc
Gruio.@ia g(oc. na6e @iIion.Str.,
90 bci 100.
SSobn g8cli6 an Geo q. 2ottier
uno 6rou 9lorooiticite Drltio.Sil.
YlDe., nnDc 9lllonStr., ~ bel lUO.
NorD 8. @ria1t an $. &enrD
9Gimc uno 8rou 3 @rnnoItilde.
Con-. s. @oaaqber uno 6rou All
Socob g9. 3oof, @eitieitc Su0erne.
Ctr, nobe 6oirmount.g(penue, 14.3
bei rs.
Ebos- A. @reeu etc. ali 8. gSiu.
0rtnon 9loroicitc Ger eager, nobe
@iIcor. Str. 1872 bel 80.
Sobn 7. 0ono6uc an So1n s.
ojreen uno SraL ggeitieitc Der Gin.
wooo., nobe Softer glDe., 1876 bel 20.
SSo6n z. 0ouobue an glnnie 81.
arouB, 0iiieite ser 2impooo. .gIbenue,
nabc 6IeetitroBc, TAI Del 1876
9loam s. @ranoou imo 5rou an
@. s. Gbriitenien lino 6ralL Gltieite
ser @otterion.@orfs nobe 9libIan0s
9lbe. IA bel 70.
9lormo 9l. gSorreu an Sarab 6.
Go6cmcnOio. | @rm0ihld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

ocn 9lfro6oteu Ge Guso Brothers,
@}oitcr 9lerouOer SD0c ols @luiit.
9ireftor iino Gompouiit mO 9iene
Cooper in ibreu @eiongs, Eor5. uno
4ieif- Spc3iaIitdteu.
oGoIoniot z beutcr.~
SIN ,Golonial 1benter4 wuroe
geitern Bought ano @oio 6or~
bon ggiaiam u. @raoD auigefiibrt.
Scutc, Cienitag, Wlittwod, 6rei.
tag unO Samitog finoen gladmit.
tags @oriieaunoen itatt Dos Stiid
lit mooern uno bebauOelt Sen baus-
Ii6eu aompf elmer Srau nit ibrem
balsitorrigen @atten, Der IN ieocrSi,
tuation oie G6erbano beb6lt Ger
8eriaiier bat oie peridieoenen S5e.
geididt uno fonliid 5uiammenge-
iteat, uno penn iih Oas immer unO
me6r cntiremoenoe Foor pieoer Der-
ciuigt, gIaubt ieoes Der 9eioen Dab
bic onoerc Sdlftc nofgcgeben Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Mie man hei1aI1enL0IL


8pei 6iebere 9anoleute fprehen bon
ben @be8piiteu zines 9aores, oas crit
fiir3li1 beirot6ete unb bod ihoH 9ps
mems ganoe ais elm Sod ,mpfano
.Das lit 70 nit oieien iibereilten 6ei-
rotben", iagts Der peiBboarige glte,
niie tannteu iicb ni4t 8ein Wlenl9
lam ben auoeren in lie6en Syabren fen
nen lernen."
ngla". miidt iid Elm 8ub0rer ms
@eiprdt, niisben Sabre 8ralt3eit lit
lange eenug."
n2ong genug9 6al ggenn man beis
rotben min, tonn man nidbt boriittig
genug iein. Seben sic, nit meiner
W1orie bausrte es nibt peniger ais
l19 Sabre"
.Das nenne iA 0oriiht llno als
lSie bann beiratbeten, paren Sie iibers
Seust ling gu banoeln2"
nSunser Wlann, sic urt3eilen bors
Idnea. Sd tdnnte iie bann; uno bar
lin beirat6ete it6 lie ni2t -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Director, ocr cine eiraebilDste
G9ouipieleriu nit ihledierqusIpradc
sur prO6e auftreten bieB, na6 benl
Qluftreten
ns3d fam Gic riGi IRIS Guaoaes
mcnt rebmen Sic limb mir 3uUiel-
iinDcriIanocne 5rau"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

4arifc- Selepbonn6tbe.
Gar fpdt in Der 0ont te6rt Der
brabe @atte beim unD lpiro BON hsr
seItrengen 5rau @emdbIin nit lln6eiI
DertiinOenoer Wlieue empfongen.
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qlermite. LID babe nicbts S4limmss
eetbon, i'd pdre I'M 10 llbr 81 0auI'
gepeien. aber id beriubte MIR. einy,al
5h teIepboniren"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

3pci 9aueru ieben einen Raolsr
uoriibcrraocln Ger aui ieiner S,buI.
ter Elm 5peites Observation-Disclosures
Ra0 trd9t ga ruit Sepp bepun-.
oeruo ans ~Sie1git. Shoridl Dos
Is anal prattiih mann Der ouf Dem
oon 9faocl miiao iS, naH6er iabrt er
unt anoernl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Sorob 6. @hcmcuoia an MorD q.
2cnmon Siioieitc Der o., nabe
Crommca Str, 14.t01a Bel 90.
NnItimure MlnrftbrrIdltr.

Dlontag, oen t9. Gftober 1914.
01cbl. 3niubr 302S Sdiier,
einidlieBlitb 357 8diier 5u Qociita
Qoint mo ti2i 6diier 81 Gonton;
aiiitenOeriauot 1894 6diier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

SIN GeitaIter oer Ntetnnit.
Der tlcine Sunae i'm Sabre 1920
.Sie6 bod nur, Wdma, bd III Elm
D1ann, Der ipielt nit ben Sdnoen
0lapicr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

9lgent (5um Sermittler): aSdJ
bate enolih eiue ousiiuoio gemadt
Die itb fir oen Serrn Baron iebr
gut eienen wiiroe aber lpie founte
man ibm oenn beibrineci ooB iie
cinen fleinen Soder bat?~
0ermittler; nSogen Sie ibm ein-
iad, iie bat 10 etpaS @r6dbenes an
lid"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
@eidafts. .@eamriier.

] "
9dder-, Gon6itor. uno $otel.
geoarfs. .9[rtifel.
,9be Wlbets pde 60, to4 GsSoparbseir
3citltngen 8eitihriften etc.
osBe galtimure s'evs Gp,e Grnefi q 6uuer.
GcmdItsfibrcr 227 Observation-Disclosures.
2eutlbe 9iider ino 3eitiHriften.
Il. oaniiid 10 gorOseoppIeiom5traBe.
goii.W2oteriol Sbiiren GenTter.
rabmen, 2ooen etc.
Games o. softer & Co., 1i5-ii7 ehb,creOe.
rid'GtraBe.
g1otional. .@onfcn.
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Grcters Sirdbe Sncob ~ poof, Yrdloeni
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r1eniins gnnf ppn Baltimore 8altimcre'
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bent: Geo. 9. eano. aalIIrcr.
Spar .9onfen.
preutids eparbanl BON 9aItlmprr," Gutaip'
uno SoIiinore'StrnBe.
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8. eitsaFtnsr q cons. 2as aorO'e0arIes,sir.
2onowirtbi6oftli6e @crdtbe uno
Sdnereien.
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eutapuS 0prD, 20i-260 GaDert Building.
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Scien 3ohOedcu uno gtinuen.
csHHstt erus, D2s 9'oro'5remoni'aSeHue.
4upferihniieoe uno @lumbers.
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delepbon; @oIte 1909.
Giecntbums.9[genten uno S1noler.
4istre s. cmouH & Wep0ew, 10 Chesrins.
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Baltimore uno Norib'Sirobe
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abun, 0enItin & so. (IneurpurIrD, 1915
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q. eeutt qaane Co.. 1902 s04 Worbs@ob,@ir
@fanoleib @eihdfte.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
@cutiqc SdluBrotl
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2omnbroteL pro @funo lSc. -20c.
Sunee gnter, bro Bfuno y. 22c.
9olbs.GoteIctteu 4hno 25r-3Oe.
Shinfeu, pro 4funo 2Sc.
Shinfen (ecldnittef) pro %io. S5e.
Sdmcins GotcIetten pro Enno 23c.
2omm SdniteI pro 8hmo 25c.
9olbs.SduibeI @fo. !. 25c. 30c.
8ortcrbouie 5teof, Efo. SOC.
Sirloin Stcf, @funo 22c. 25c.
Hippeu6roten pro Rfo. 1Se. 25c.
Guppeuflcilh, pro @io. i2c.- t6c,
@omburecr Steot, Gfo. 16c zoe.
5aI5fIeiicb pro Gfuno re zoe.
2oum.S .ShuIter, pro &funo i5c.
Sdmor.2aunL pro @hmo. t2c.
9oIbsbrotent bro gfo. 121ac.25c.
Golbsleber, pro Rfiuio. SOC.
grosdlen ... 15c. 25c.
Hcuno Stcof pro sRiO. 22c 24c.
9en6enfett, pro &fmo AGO..
Shmal5, pro @funo. ...... 16c.
@efIugeI.
Eurfegs, pro @hino 25c.
Moolt0hbncr, pro 3hmo zoe 22c.
sSungc SiiDncr. pro 8fo. 200 22c.
0oh,&iibner. pro @funo 81. 20c
@emiiie.
Grousfobl, Stiid ~ 81. &c.
1cutidc GnOipien 5tiid Sc 10e.
Spinat, pro Ned ...2 25c.
Gier.Eomoteu pro 4ed 25c.
ASilse pro Guort soc.
@eiBe 0iii6cn pro %ed 25c.
Sdnitt. @urfen 12 iiir. SOC.
aiir6iiic, pro 5tiid Sc. l5c.
Gpmliugs, pro Guteuo .12c.
gSohsbobnen pro &cd ... SOC.
g8odsbobnctt pro 9Sed SOC.
Gqgplants. pro Stiid &c. Sc.
9fotbriibcn, pro @iin6cl 5c.
2imo.9obnen, pro Guart 25c.
0opfiolat pro 9opf &C. g..
Slmgcr 9hmeufobI Stiid 10-20c.
geuc anrtoffeln pro @ed SOC.
Eomotcn pro @ed 25c. SOC.
BcterliIie, pro 9iiuoeI ..... fe.
Griine Giefier, pro Dubcno 12e.
Dl0brcn pro @iirocI bc.
3udermois, pro Gubcn0 20c 25c
Ciuubo, pro Guort - zoe.
SiiBfartoiieln. pro &ed 25c
@riine @obnen pro 8ed 25c
Nolbe @ieifer, i2 fir. 12c.
9ioienfobI pro 0uort . 30e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

@laiS. 3uinbr i69,75S 9n-
ihel; 9crion0t BON Den @lepotoreH
3S6S 9uihel; elepaioren &orratb
2O3,986 @uihd.
Seutige GdInBratc:
Contract ecniihtcr 7712-
Samitaas. ShMBrate
Contract oemiidter 77l2
Safer 3unbr i69,55S Nn.
ihcl Yerionot bon ocu GIcuatorelt
s6.997 @nihel @lepatoreu.Sorrat1
L22S,123 9uihcl
Seutige Shhlbrate
5tanoaro meiBer 81 5iit
glr 3 ueiBer 50la 50sA1
3oaaeu. 3uiubr 27i0A 9u,
idcl @erionot BON oeu Glepatorelt
3S.1S9 @uidel @lepatoreu.Gorroib
536, 7Ss @mhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

0err (init einer rof5en yinle):u Sie
ideineu mid 81 fenueu, gnaoiees
6rdulein?"
Dome. oForoon, cine gepiIie
9lcbnli4fcit nit einem befonnten
Serrn, Der oud etpas Diel trant"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

.. .Moyum 3Oeerh Du oenn ben
iimacn 9lr5t nit 10 brillontcr Fro'
ris gum Waunc 3u nebmen2"
,,glbcr mic iol( ih oenn ocu lpNtcr
iIber5eugen odB i1b in ius @ao
mug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
gLmttiuns. .glmaeiaem.

glnttiuns-gln5eIgen.
Nininm Ml MlnluN,
1402-3 6ioelitD 9uiong
Ganicl g. SOiepb,
1l2 Gli0criu9ion' 1ttuBe.
Understandable.
Weru aiicrs,Geriaui
bce pertbuuncn nrnnD5iueireirn nnb
&ant.0igenthune,
an Snter-Strahe nnb Snielaubs9lDc MalbrDol,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
2 to 6-Year Sizes

)" 'he executive breast Hence tbc
'"t'h OF Christmas pardons issued c.,ch
year from the Governors Office Tbo
c"hNicts to he pardoncd al C.hris,m,v
'iih' are, as q rule, men whose term.
nave almost expired. or who havc som.
strong claim for consideration. THO
'o'crhor chooses the Christmas s.aso,
as Il peculiarly appropriate time for
sending these convicts TO their bo,,.s
ana friends. .Ial prisoners as well a.
inmates OF the Dcniteniiary and mem.
hcrS or the convict road camps arc
nnuhIiy among the men who receive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
CITY TO PRESENT BID
FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Needs $500 Appropriation to Send
Committee to Washington
and Norfolk.
TIME TO STIR. SAYS ROGERS
Richmond Must Present Strong Claim
to Rivers and Hnrbors Committee
to Secure Recognition In Scaled
Appropriation Measure.

on the crowded docket OF the Board
f or ihidernen tonight will be the ress-
gers, appropriating $500 to defray the
no ana i'tfa'' i%'e TO
appropriation for the improvement OF
James River. The resolution was
n"s s"spe by the &C Common Council under
come up tonight for concurrence.
doz nm os saromg delegations from
cities besettinE the rivers 'a and HAIR HAIR
proprntions;" said Councilman Rogers
,nst night, virginia cities may EXPECT
little attention from Congress- If Inv
40 not bestir themselves and present
their needs in the strongest way they
know how"
SEND COMMITTEE TO
WASHINGTON AND NORrOLI<
Ro The sac SIH9 ,appr9priation which the
penses OF II Richmond delegation TO he
composed comp Of he membership OF the
DOCK. River and Harbor COMMITTEES
the presidents OF both branches OF the
CITY Council and the Mayor. This
delesation will cooperate with a gen
a conference held in Norfolk. which
was attended BY the authorities of the
T nNaIs towns rs, and cities on, Hampton
representing this city.
Inc sealing Of the Rivers and Har-
tl,li Ol'i istlloU from So3,DOU,UDD to
S20,00o.Oo0 has resulted In the cutting
of entirely of the expected appropria,
ton FOR James River as well as OF the
appropriations for other inland water
ways: Most of the S2O,0OO.O0O appro-
| priation has been absorbed by i'm
provcments in process of execution.
leaving nothing at all for new work
WANTS APPROPRIATION
INCREASED TO $500, 900
There is now pending before the
RIVERS and 1arbors Committee OF the
House a bill raising the general APP
preparation to $4,000, 600 In this bin
y $4,000 appropriation Is assigned
for James River Improvement. Con
gresham Montague has made an at
tempt to have the appropriation for
this purpose increased TO 100000.
The cutting off Of the James River
appropriation has put a stop to ali
government work on the river The
Federal feet quartered in Richmond
waters has been removed to Norfolk
where 1t now rides idle. The yacht
which was used for inspection pur-
| poses by s. IL. Yonge. resident engineer
| in Richmond Of the Federal govern
ment. has for the same reason been
withdrawn. Upon the request of Coun-
Gilman Rogers the Administrative
Board has placed at the disposal Of
MIR. fonSe the city tug, Thomas Cum
| bingham, Sr.