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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Local NeWs
Will Rave samIe Fun.

Saturday Dec. 18th. at Sur's Shoe
Store, at about P. NJ you will en-
Joy the Rooster and Turkey chase
Be on hand These Fowls will be
thrown from the top of the building
and the party who catches either on.
or all, can have it to take home
Don't forget, at P. M.
Mrs M F. ALERT entertained the
retiring officers of Lorraine Char. g :,
No. 20, o. E. S. at her home on
last Wednesday afternoon at a Ken
sington. AS soon as all the CUES S
had assembled they were invited to
the dining room where an elegant
four course luno was served he
guests were seated at four tables,
one Of which was occupied by the
five star points. This table was de-
corated with a center piece composed
OF the Star point colcrs in the CEN
ter of which was large vase OF cry
santhemums. The guess present
were: Mesdames ]. P. Walker, ]. B.
Burns, John McGlinohey, ]. E. Viii e,
j. E. Crouch, Chas. Smith, RI. Shaw
L. E. Peterson, c. o. Grimes, S. E.
Chapman, A. L. Pence e, L. E. Mer. it,,
and Miss Grace White.
Representative of the State NOV
les Exhibit to be shown at the Pana-
ma Exposition were in Payecte 10. ay
and exhibited at the Emma Thea,re
A number of pictures Iepreselt.ng
the lumber industries of the state
also several views showing our
townsman W. B. Gilmore, the REQ. d
potato raiser, preparing his seed and
planting his crop. The pictures were
fine and were exhibited 10 show tue
general character of the views viii h
will advertise Idaho On December rs
about 5000 feet OF these pictures,
will be exhibited at Payet,e under
the auspices of the Commercial CLUB
and all who can should see them
The popular price OF 10 and 20 cents
will be charged at that time and !
you get more than your moneys wor,
Library Benefit Dance, Friday Ie. h
l1th, at $3.50 sharp. Woodward Hall
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
%. S. LAMME PROPERTY
MUST BE seee i

Do you want home. O. g7od- l.,
Testment at a bargain cash or part
on time. Vinegar factory building
and lots, large brick dwelling and
lots, three small dwellings and lots,
and vacant lots in Payette, a goof
dwelling and lots In Boise, Well 20
ated and 160 acres in Oregon, for IN
formation write H. E. Walla e, Tx
Caldwell, Idaho or Ira w. KenwarJ
Payette, do it now. Alta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
CHURCH or GOD.

Sunday School 10 a. m. T. A. Way
ne, Superintendent.
Christian Endeavor $50 P. M. q I
Parsons, President.
Prayer and Praise meeting every
Wednesday evening P. M.
Preaching every Sunday at II A.
VI. and 1880 Pm
You are welcome to all CT oul
services Come and bring your friend
md worship with us.
j. W. sloyd, Pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
LIBRARY NEWS.

In response to an appeal for books
the Library Committee of Portia leg
to acknowledge the following: New
Chronicles of Rebecca (Wigg1n). by
Mrs. ]. H. Shawhan. Lady Betty
Across the Water. CWilliamson) by
Mrs. H. ]. Sommercamp. Westways
{ (MitchelD Miss Maud Muller. Mic
hazel Strogoff (Verne) by Junior Mul
ler.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS 1914

Reduced rates for the atoge ccs
cassion have been authorized. a. ke
sold Dec. 18th, 18th, goth, 2Ist, .22rd,
2Srd, 25th, 91st, 1914 AID Jan. /. 1915
with final return limit of Jan. 4, 1915
See Agents for particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

'1n the Vanguard was sent to M
Turner by the United States Com
request that it be preseI-ed to III
|, High School students and our ex
pression class has decided 20 giy'
it for the benefit of the public, feel
ing that if it is coed thing for the
students to hear, Ghe serious mind
ed public would enjoy it tooB
The theme is univ ersal Peace, ,anc
as American citizens we are all in
/, terested in that.
The date is Decent er 21.
Il do think for myself my son,
think what your father thinks
The Seniors have the champion
ship in foot ball for this season
Feeling very brave they CHALLENGED
the rest of the School and the Facul
ty. They feel somewhat like the big
boy who took candy away from his
small brother. 1t was tco easy, for
they won with a score Of 20 to 0.
"War is H" in the Vanguard.
When Johnny Comes Mar, ng
Home" Our old friend Jack Jimer-
son is back at school once more.
"She wasn't mink, Jack, she was
al sphinx"
1rade cards were given out q week
ago Monday. The one striking
change in the system of grading is
that while before you had to study
hard to get E all you have to do
now for that grade is to quit study
ing.
Il will marry none Lut Hero.
Ted LTisc oil, Gladys Orcutt, Iva
POUNDS. lnez Sauyer, Marion ArmeEt
and Hobart Lawrence were the cali
didates at the freshman try out
which was held a week ago Monday.
The judges were unanimous ia
choosing Inez Sauyer and Iva
Pounds to represent the freshmen
in the ILker- Class Defamation Con-
test to be held early in February.
"The affair is very serious"
At Junior meeting held shot
time ago, Earl Shirtleff was chosen
to represent that class in the Com
test.
Il will kill you if you kiss me-"
Max, Webster and Tom were out
in the mountains hunting, the first
part Of last week.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Tweedy
gave US a very serious talk about
the irregularities of attendance,
which have been occurring lately,
(the skating has been line for some
time) with the view of unnecessary
absence and tardinesses.
"She's too toplofty for me, don't
like her."
Both the boys and girls have
commenced Basket Ball practice
and will soon be in condition to pat
he name of P. H. S. on the map.
Hap Chaplin has Just completed a
line cupboard for the Domestic Sci
snce room.
Mr.. Keller has asked the High |
school pupils to write two Christ |
mas stories for the paper. Miss Dor
sey has commissioned the Senior
and Junior classes to write stories.
The Faculty will be the judges:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Adysrtlssd Letter LIst.

For the week ending Dec. 8, 1914.
Coffee, Jerry
Farncomb, ]. A.
Fouch. Miss. Winfield
Hatfield, Master o.
Scriyen, w. H.
Shipper, Mr..
Taylor, Mrs. R. D.
Burt venabIe, p. M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Personal Mention

WIN. dr1gg mas accepted a lO5ltioI
, with the Independent Meat Market.
D. L. Kastenbadar and JIG. Chapin
we're attending court at Caldwell lss
J Tuesday.
Fred Harper and family were in
from the bench today doing Christ
mas shopping.
Thercn Mead has rented and NOV
ed into the Mrs. Say properly On
South 10th Street.
A fine line of fancy work, and
Aprons both large and small at
Methodist Bazaar
w. c. T. U. viii meet Tuesday at
the home CT Mrs. F. H. Lyon All
are cordially invited
Dr.. P. w. Polly of Emmett, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Payette, go
ing frcm here to Weissr.
Mrs. J A. Lauer has been con-
fined to her home for the past week
with eryesipiles in her face.
The United Artisans NEE. Friday
night at which time officers for the
ensuing year will he elecsed.
An epidemic of chickenpox and
measles has caused the dosing of
the schools at New Plymouth.
In the case Of Duncan u o. s. L.
Ry tried at Caldwell las Mo4Gsy tn
jury failed to agree uron verdict-
E. A. Blair was in Caldwell seve--
al days this week in attendance at
The meeting CT the County CeHmis-
ioners.
For Christmas Trees go to GiesIer
Bros. They have them sos.
Cali at the barber shop cf Bert
Duell in the Y. NJ. C. A. building if
You want good and quick service.
The Methodist Ladies will hold
their Bazaar Saturday Dec. II at M.
E. Church. Sale beginning at 10 AN.
Nothing sold before.
For Christmas Trees, so to GiesIer
Bros. They have them. 50t5.
Mrs. w. A. Pollock, of Gearing,
Iowa, is visiting in Payette, this
week with her brother, Clarence
Dunn, and his family.
]. E. Turner and wife were il
Caldwell Tuesday having been sub
poenaed as Witnesses in the case cf
duncan VS. the o. S. L. Ry.
A satisfactory shave, hair cut or
any other work in the barber line
by Bert Duel at his
shop in the Y.MC.A. building. 1912.
Mrs. P. ]. Gearhart who has been
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w
for the past ten dsys has
,eturned to her hcme at Emmett.
The Payette Valley Pomona Giang
which was to have been held at New
plymouth this week has besu Ut
poned until February at which tue
It will be held at Payette.
Either dance or play Cards at
Woodward Hall, Friday night. Ticke.
'0cts. Ladies without es sorss 25cts.
]. l. Barry with his wife aid
,wo children came down from EN-
nett Saturday evening to visit with
Mr.. Barry's parents, Jim returned
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Barry and
he children remaining until Molday.S
Attend Sur's Santa Xmas Sale,
commencing Saturday Dec. 12. Every
Shoe, Rubber, Slipper in the entire
Store viii be Reduced.
FOR RENT.-3 loom APARTMENT
furnished with bath, Close N. Eesir-
able. Also sleeping rocms. Fir-t door
south of Y NJ C. A. On 9th st. 4stf.
Prices Right.
Fcr Mission furniture or Cabinet
work CT any kir.d { h i-t1 as, i've
your order to Arthur Merritt. F'hoae
Is2y.
'ayette Couple Wed.
John S. Welch and Miss Lydia Ma,
Young were united in marriage at
Weiser on Monday Of last week, the
being performed by Judge
Percy of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH will reside in Nevada where
Mr.. Welch has business interests.
HvMEkfAI
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
ANNUAL CHICKEN DINNER.

At M. e. Church, Sat. Dec. 18th.
From $50 until $3.50 P. NJ.
Menu.-Creamed Chicken, mashs d
potatoes. Dscalloped tomato, Baked
apple. Pickles. Celery, Jelly, Breld
and butter, Coffee and tea, Plum
pudding.
Adults 35 cts. Children 25cts.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

40 acres two miles from Midvale
well improved. and a fine property II
Midyale, to exchange for stock CT
merchandise. These properties ara
both very desirable, and the price
is reasonable. INQUIRE at this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
W. r. c. MEETING.

Regular session of the w. R. c..
Saturday, Dec. 18th. usual hour
and place of meeting. At this meet
ing occurs the annual election. Come
out and help fill the chairs with
your choice of officers. Press Cor
respondent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

| Bert Duell at the barber shop IN
the Y. NJ. c. A. Building solicfts
your patronage. 4st2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
HxMEk,AL.

Invitations have teen issued an
nouncing the approa hing II q 5A&se Q
Miss Laura Wilson, aAlehter Of M.
and Mrs. Albert Wiison to Prcfssso:
Lyle Kelly of Council Bluffs, Ia. tho
ceremony to be performed on Dec.2e
at the xhiseppal church after which
reeeption will be held at the home
of the brides parents.
On "Wednesday Mrs. Wilson gave :
Thimble rsrty to Miss Laura and
to-day the ladies of the Guild ef the
Episcopal Church gave her 9 showek
at the home Of Mrs. Lester sesNtlk
Mrs w. s. Brundage will aasp n
der her, . shower one dsT nsx
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Parents come with your sons and
daughters Friday night, Library Pene
fit Dance.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

FOR RENTAL Bargain, Six
Room House, good well, New chick
en- house, Barn room for tons hay
will rent for $3.50 per
h.ss E. A. Blair.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

WANTED.-Feed to grind at the
new Feed Mill. Prtndle & Co. 41t3..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Huge Santa Xmas Sale at Sar's
Shoe Store. Every thing in the
Store will go at Bargain Prices.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Mother Carey's Chickens (wRgin)
Eyes Of the World (wright).
Motor Boys 5vadss tho sss9l lYoul
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Saturday, Dec. 18th. at Sur's Shoe
Store, Santa Xmas Sale on every
thing in the entire Store viii be
sold at greatly reduced prices
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

WANTED.-A good second hand
organ, cali at this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

The Empire Lumber Company has
been making yard improvem ents h s
week.
The first number of the Y. NJ. CA
course, at the Emma last Tuesday
night was success in every partt
cular. A full house greeted the Ap-
polio Concert Company. The pro
gram rendered was strictly first
class and greatly appreciated by all
in attendance. II the next number
can excel the first one it will nee
essarily have to be top-notcher.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

FOR SALE.-Some turnips OF ex-
ceptionaIly fine quality. H. NJ Pc
FOR RENT.-Furnished room
house. Inquire P. o. Box 55S tt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

one oTI1ce q the Company 81 W.
ette. Canyon County. Idaho on 5SHl
|ary 11th, alto o'clock
|1f1. ~. Y. 1r1r1 - y 5!k
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

wANTED.-sewing. For Particular
phone 1921 50;f.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

Harry Hawkins in the Panhandle
TWasou).
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Payette Couple Wed

John S. Welch and Miss Lydia Ma,
Young were united in marriage at
Weiser on Monday Of last week, the
ceremony being performed by Jtdge
Percy of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch will reside in Nevada where
Mr.. Welch has business inter ests.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10

For Christmas Trees go to Giesler
Bros, They have them. bVtS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

9tew 9,orf 16. 9lpril BRO
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pier oeS @ot6c Ienfmuls I'M Sim.
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Gin. 81 miro iid Oireft ua6 Chicago
6egeben INN an oeu @nt6iiIlrngs-
;Scierli6fciten t6eil3uue6nlen
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Icuti6rr, Der Soirot6 Sorit @c6er,
Giqcut6iimer mlo @cid]ditsfii6rer
Der. 2eip3iger SlhrtrirteH 3eitung, "
einem ser befounteiteu iuhtrirten
ggohenbldttcr GeiitIblonos
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SOB iiir GOl. @oct6alS.

Colon ~. 2lpril @raf pendel
Gonncrsmart welbcr, tpie perbnI-
tct, Sen oeltlben aoiier reprdlenilrl
lit 6eutc Oou bier uod 9lcm.crlcanS
obgcia5reu &or ieiner 9Ibreile 5ollte
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aanalS cntuidelteu tc1ntlden rno
aOminiitratioen aonueu etnen NOR.
men Gri6ut. 81 prod bon Gberit
@oetbols ais oeinem Der groBten
2ngenieurc iulO SIomuiitrotoren Ser
@egcumart
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ct. qouis Chicago, S9ai6iagtou lno
9lcm.Dort beiuc6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
QNie perbe iM @ilraer !?

Seoer Ginecman6crtc. Scr bier 5n 6Ici6en 1e'
oenit ioate ameriianidcr 8ilr9er peroen.
Iduicn0c bcri0umcn Dies mo eben lid beliH
@ciu6e Der alien Scnui6 llnnune6mliuiciien
aus ooer SAperigieiicn NIT Der Ginpanoes
run0sbe01roe bel ocr 6idiebr gSie man an
f0neuitem 99c0e oas 4irgcrrcht crlungen fduL
mcl0e 6raQen an ben 9lppliianien geelt uegs
ben bic iorrciien gmimoricn uelde Jledte oct
@Graer mo iciue 6ran bat, wIe man iib pei
cincm QciHc6e Der nlten Selmai6 81 oerbalien
bat mchc @upcrc ndr 8nn NilrgcrpetoeH
bebrinQcn miB, ale oieic mo bunoeri alloere
bo@pidiiQe Srogen beanituortet in 3noerld t9.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

gS a. bington, 1G. glpril.
0ie @crciuigte 5tootcn Gegicrlm0
6ot 6ellte 9l6cno ooS 9lner6ietcn @e.
neral SuertoS, Die Sterne unO
Streifen ais cine GntidulOiglmg mc.
gen ser &crboftung merifoniicbcr
9laljoden in Sonapico 5u iolutiren
ungenonlnen. Der Salut DER &uer
ta.&egierung Dor Der omerifaiii6en
6Iaggc miro bon cinem Snltt Dor
Der merifanii1en &ricoIore gciolgt
iein.
@}it oieicm arrangement, ons
beite in cinem mieoer6oltcn 3cpc.
iGen.9lustoui6 5mii6en g8oi9ington
ino Stuot Wlerifo getroifcn miroe,
enoct nod 9(niic6t aacr 9lominiitra-
tions -8eomten Die &riie, wcl6e IN
Sen leBtcn Eogen iib entpidelt ln0
in Der Gntienolrng Der otlantiihen
6lotte nod merifanii1en @emGiiern
renlltirt bate. SSn erefrti0en uno
GongrcB.areiien otbnetc man CT.
lci6tcrt auf OoB Die Sponmng Dor
ilbcr.
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htS lit nod niAt feitgcictt worOcn
uno bis our 9lrrongirlng aacr Gin
5clbeiten miro oic ieBt ouf Der 5abrt
na6 oem Sioen 6egriffcne amerifa-
niiAe 6lottc feline meiteren 0rOres
crbalten.
IS lit jcOoN io git mic ii6cr, Bob
5loor cine 9ln5o6l Scr S9iifc @efebl
5um llmtebrcn er6olten miro, a6cr
oo1 nnOere Die 6obrt DollenOen mcrs
ocn lmo OoB in 8ufrnft cine ltGr
fcrc omcrifoniibe Scemo6t ols bis
Der III megifaniic6en @cmdiern &C.
bolten mcrocn mirO.
@uerta'S 9lnerbicten nit 0em, Ser
lougen nod elmer Grmiocrung ocS
5ollts peronloBtc %rdiiOent gSilion,
ii6 Don Dem Ge6tscounllcnten ocS
Sjtaots 0eportcmcnts uno 9eanten
oes Wiarinc. 0eportements Gin 0jrt.
odten 81 er6ittcn. 9lae beri6teten
iibcreinitiumeno, Dab cs I'M inter
notiouolcn @}orinc @crfcbr iibIid
ici cinen ioI6en Solut 81 eripiocrn,
umO citirtcn 9SrGceoen3fGae. Der
&rdiiocnt puroe ierner infornirt,
DAB Gontre 9lonlirol @}oDo bel ici-
ncm &erIongcn nncb Dem Saltt Der
omerifanildcn 6loege iih 6ereit CT.
fldrt babe oen Sahit 5u erlpioern.
4SrdiiOent g8ilion betonte oisoriid-
lid, OaB Gin iolber 9lft nitbt cine PM
crfcuuing Scr Snerta-9iegicrlng in-
poluire, ionocrh ehpo i'll Oemiclbct
Slime 81 ne6men ici ais menn man
Die ausgeitredte @ano eincs inn Ser
jei6ung Yittenoen ergrcifc.
Staatsicfretdr 9rpon Oriicfte cben-
ioaS Die gluiidt aus, OaB Der Snht
uor Der merifauiiAeu 6lagge feline
9lnerfenumg beoellte, GA er DER Stag
9e ser geianmten lneritoniiden 9ta-
tion geltc, bic uoN Ben Gonititltioua-
liiten cbcnio 6odgebalten werOe, pie
opt Der &ucrtas9iegieritng.
sSn lpeniger ais as Stlmoeu, na9-
Dem Yrdiioent @ilioit oie Slotte uoH
D}crito 6corOcrt ino @enerol 0uerta
informirt botte, OoB ernitc Gonie.
quen3en elttitc6en piiroet iuas ui6t
ais einc ofii3ieQe 9lb6itte fiir Die 9e-
leioiaunq Oer gSiirOc Scr Ser. Staa.
ten Sic 5teruc rm0 5trGiien iahltfrt
wiirOeu, fam 0ie gliuiuort lmO
oieic bro6tc cine beoiugngsloic Or
fiiIlltug oes &erlangens Der Maibing-
toner Hcgierung.
@leih oarauf dnoerte ii6 Die gIt-
mopGdrc I'M ofiijicacu @oi6ingtou,
uno sic 5turin.@oltcn Iidteten lid.
grdiioeut S9ilion trai ARRANGEMENTS
fiir einen mciteren 8cili6 in lSbitc
Sulphur SPRINGS gS.93a, inO
Staatsiefretdr 9ruau uel@cr I'M.
pobl lit been0ete Die Pldnc iiir icinc
Ionac ucri0acrtc 9lciic nod 1iinnL
5lc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

9crlin l6. 9(pril. Sic @lat-
tel per5eiAnen ii6tlid intereiiirt, oie
9ladric6ten ibcr Den 3wiit 5miibcn
glrnerito unO N}erito.
Die u9reu5-3eiting" olailbt ni6t
rob oie Scr, Stauten iid olf cine
t6otiadlihc Sntcrucntiou cinIoiicu
meroen. GoS 9lott ieBt 6in8u ooB
nit cincr 9ciAieBuue Eoalpicos s
sic merifoniihcu gSirren nibt 3lt
loicn icicn 0ie Scr. Stoateu icien
sur Gurdiiibun9 eines 2onofrie9eS
ric6t I'M 5tauoe. 0os @erbolteu Der
gleutroleu, beionoers @nglonos mo
sSopans, iei uniiber. gorausiicbt
lid merOe Dor Gampico feline g9elt
gcic6ic9tc geihrie6cn per0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

m0 cS fam Oo6er fem gcrehtocl'
fcnOer GRanu ii6 oariiber belbmeren
welm 5ranf BON Dem @cicbe 9l6billre
iiir Oas i6n gci6c5cnc llmeHt Der.
lougt 3uioIge Der llnntduQc mrroc
0em 9lngcflagtcn iouobI mic icincn
9lnudIteu Oa9 &e6t gcnonunen an
pcicnO 5u icin, ais ooS &croift per
fiinOet rpllroe. 0icic 3liidnoc mlr-
oeu 6er6cigcbradt ourb oic uige-
rccbtc iuo ouiaeregtc 9Itmoip5orc,
uclbe Is lntn0glib madte, Den 'Fro-
5eB init gcieBlihcr Rcgelm0Bigtcit jll
Gu0c ju iii6ren.
Inter gcmo6nliben geiluOeu Ser.
ldltniiien ipiiroen lpc0er @cridt nod
llmudltc an Elm iol4eS 9lbfoumcn
geoadlt baben."
: Garrun5o cb cigt / "
aus.
GI&oio, Ger, 16. 9lpril. Sn
SoIgc ocs leb6aften Sntereiies, mel.
Dies Der Eanpico 3wiiAenioa crrcgt.
mnren gdteru inter oel bier mcilen.
Ocn Nteritonern lno 6liihtigcn ans
Snore5 @encrul @iau lno iein IeB.
ter Sieg bel 5on 9Seoro foit poa.
itonoig pcrgeiien. General Gnrron5a
lies liM IN Gbibuubua iibcr Ole 9e.
fcGle fiir Die 6lotte mo sic Saltuug
IN gSolbington genau iufornIiren,
licB ober fein @ort ooriiber ioIlcn.
pclcbc Stcllling cr ielbit 5u DER ca.
ft einnebmen mer0c falls Ole 9(mc.
ritoner Eaupico mO &ero Gul5 be.
icBen iollten Inter oen Gffi5ieren
NOR Oic Solung misgege6en, iic6 ii6er
bic Situation nidt 5u GuBern lnO
bon eincm Der intimitcn 8erutbcr
Garron5o's mar nidts 3u criobrcrr
ais Dob oieicr bic gan8e Simatiou
ais fiir Nlerifo 6o6it crnit 6etracbte,
9iDbert q. Ecsquciru Der 6ieiigc
Oertrouli0e 2lgcnt Der Gonititutionu-
liitcn erfldrtc oui 9cirogen oic
5H9rcr Der 9lcbellcn ieien ii6er5cugt,
0uerta weroc fcin 9eoenfen trogeH
ooS gon5e 2onO in eiucn auslanoi.
iten arieg 5u itiir8cn wcnn er glou.
rc. OoB icine @1odt i'm Sinfen iei
inoeu er onnebme, ooB er ii6 oo.
ourcb rettcn f0nnc, ooB CT 0as &ano
qcgen eineu mslUariigcn 6eino
e!nlQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Giniec ocricl6en alau6cn bob 0ic
9asiiclang ser 9iiitc oes oellt.
iGcn aaiicrs 81 0emonitrotionen
Hi6rca fountc. Gbinciii6c alc
gicrinostruppcn i'm Sample init
gon0itcu ocs uSSciBen aoIis "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

grie, ga, 49, glpriI 6rm q.
Qlc91in luiroe 6eute 5il iriiber Dlor.
0enilmoe in Der Nlarcabec Sall"
eriAoiieu, Sbr @atte ino Sanuiel
Stanton ipurOen perbaftct glodl
9lnaabe Ger @oli5ei maren alle ge-
tbeiliate @dite Del elmer 6eitlibfeit
in Der aenanuten SoIIe Die Sdie.
Bqrei mar Ons Ieinltat cincs Streis
teS itn cine auocre 5rou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Ger cine DcrIonot 9lunuainmg oeS
gcroifts, ser 5iueitc cincn ncucn
gro5cB. Der critic 9lntrag &c.
itiibt auf 5ronf's al0wcicn6cit bci
Scrfiinoluo ocs SSo5riprtt@s
Der 8peitc ouf ncuc 9cpciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

sic 9e6cacn 900 an gcnuluoeten.
,Snsgelomnlt belief iid bic 3a1l per
&erwunoctcu oui Scr 9lc6ellenleitc
ouf 1900. Gic 3obl scr Sooteu mag
nenalS befourt wcr0eu
Dic Gerluitc Der 5oOeralilten ut
Gootelt @crwunoeten unO @etonge
ncn belieicn iA ani minoeltens
$500 N}am.
9fQe @eiangenel 0arInter Elm
N}ajor, Orci Souptlelte uuO 3ebn
2icutcnartS, mcr0cn nod 2orrcon
gciouot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-18
STATE PRESS COMMITTEE
IN SANFORD JAN. 8

Sanford, Dec. Is. Secretary An
pleyard has sent notices to the mem
bers of the executive committee of
the Florida Press Association to
meet in Sanford on Jan. 8 to make
arrangements for the meeting of the
association to be held In Miami II,
March. The South florida Press
Association and the Lake Region
Press Association will also meet in
Sanford on that date and n good
time is promised the boys by tba
commercial Club of Sanford As
business will be the order Of the day
Tor the various associations and the
executive committee II is probable
that the club will ask them to be
guests at banquet and smoker at
o'clock and they will also be taken
over the celery delta to view the
telds OF growing celery and lettuce
and other crops. The newspaper
men of Florida are invited to attend
the meetines here and be guests of
the city.