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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

I'M gegrlrr mar, eincn o0cr meDrerc
Gisbergc ab5ltoBen, 5u ofulben"
glbcr e;uen onoereu &unft, Der iid}
fiir Den 9luiitieg geeignct 5dttc CAB
eS lueit mo brett nic6t. gSir arbeitc'
ten Oa6cr nit aleu arditcn am
gSegcbou, ruO Ood uerromi Der cine
Gag uah Dem onOercn bel Oieier
miibieligen glrbeit
Ga mllrOen mir eineS 9}o6tS ourc6
itarfes arac6en gemedt. g9ir la6el.
Die GiSmauer al Der einen Gballcite
5uiamnenitiir5en lmo uerimfen. 3us
gIeib ihman0 auf inbegreiilicbe
99eiic oie 9fusiid)t orf oen SiorO
Sin ounfler @oloB mdl5te iid) duer
iiber 0as S6al inlO blieb 30 Nleter
Dor Dem 3elte ite6en, OrobenO nit
iiber1Gngenoon gSdn0en IN Den fol.
ten 0adt6inmel binaufrogeiO. Der
liable Nion0lheiu 6clcudtetc eiu
groBartiges 9latiridouipiel. Iic
Seitenm1noe Ocs S6oles moren bis
Oidt nebcn 0cm 3elte DerihlpluiOeu
DrauBen inn @icere tou6te cine Sis
norer allf; inter 3iiden mo @rai-
ielu bob iie i6re woiiertriefenOen
Seitei 606er mo b06er in Den
0}onoiAetn enlpor. Sin
pil0cS 9iingen unempfinolider
2rdfte Ios inbeimlihe Souien sic
9egleitluuiif ocS &cnterns Der @is-
toloiie, i1woa auf mo ob, 5ebn DoQc
Nlinuten lang m1brcn0 Die bier
Oluideu iitnitten Oieier @erpiiihm0
t6otenlos mo wortlos 5uihouten
ieoeu 9(igen6lid i6re eigene 9ernid.
tung ermarten0
gllS iid sic 9iu6e mieoer ii6er OaS
SriimmerfeIo geientt 6ottc imo Ole
]lad)t gepihen mar. 5eigte iif, 0oB
iic6 ~ gis6erge bel Ser n1Atli1en
aotoitrop6c gebiloet 9ottcn; oeS itor.
fen @}eereiics nicbt oc0teno, 6otten
ii6 aQe geipdl5t unO menocten sum
(6eil Die llnterieite nod o6en. &on
Oem 300 N}eter breiteu Streiien. ser
lmS bonn SiorO getrcnnt bate, pa.
rem an bic 250 N}eter in Oen Sioro
6inoisgeitiir3t Sogor bon ser
S6oae, auf Der nnier 3elt itonO.
mar Die GuBerc SGlfte 3ermalnit NOR.
oen; geualtiae @iS6lode moreu 3
Dieter pom 3elt cntferlt 6erange.
itiir5t, o6er Oas Belt mar niHt be.
ib1oigt Sic ans &rooianttiiten er-
6aite Scitempono uniereS @ieroe-
Italics mar eingeitiir5t, ober peoer
moren @ierOe 6eicbdOigt moroen nod
@ro0iaHt perlorcn ae9ongen, Gin
GROCER I6eil lnierer Baggage mar in
Spolten abgeiuufen,
tonute aber wieoer geborgen weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

iincns llntreue 9e0rungen maren
5eigtc icb ie6r empidngIih fir Die
Hei5e Scr i6onen orientaliihen Silng.
iran. SIS marc ibm niht idper
0nr6 @eideufc ibre 0unit 81 gepir.
men imO iie iid nit Sei6 un0 Seele
5u eigen an MAIDEN God mar oieier
&oman mlr bon iebr filr5er Gouer.
SHon penige @ohen ipGter fano
3eno6 bel glopoleon in Bauline Der
6iibideu iii0fran3oiiidlen 0looiitin,
Die Ole Satin 0es Gfii8ierS SSoures
gciporOen mar. cine gliidlihere J}aGj-
folgeriu @uulinc 5oureS iagte 6alo
bic icblanfe 9le0npterin Die in glegup-
ten ooS erite Spiel5eug bon glopo-
Icons Sone gelpeien mar, ans Dem
&auie oes Generals God suoor
bergniigte iie ii6 0onlit, ole fleine
3enab, Die allaemein oie ogleaDpte.
rim oes Generals" bieb. in cine Bari.
Ter 0loOeplppe 5il 0ernanoeln. 9ll5
iolhe mahte iie cine 5ienlih inqliid.
li6e 5iOur iino Dies gab 91apoleon' 3
fliibtiqer 9aWc uo0ens 0en 9ieit.
Cd fan0 ser tlcine Roman einen einis
aermaBen ld6erlihen 9lbiHluB
Sin trngii9es glahipiel crfolgte
je0od, nacb0cm 0ic Sron5oien 9leggps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
1as Sortle6en boh ErsaneH anger
balls Oes 90rpers.

glls Dor GINGER 8eit 81. Gorrel Die
gntOedung mahtc, Dab eS bel gluSs
pobl elmer ridtigcn 6liiiiigteit, be.
ionocrs bel 9lnmenoung DON 9lutiaft
0esiel6eu Gbieres, uno bel Snnebol.
tina Der gepo6nliheu @lutD1rmc
moolid6 iei, iiolierte Sbeile oeS t5ie-
ridden aorper5 in Der 6liilligteit
weiteripa6ien 5u loiien crrcgte oiele
W}elOlmg nidt geringes gluIieben,
o6aleic6 oen @bDiiologeu eigentlid3
feline lle6erruihumg geboten wuroe.
ga ihon felt 2ongenl befannt mar.
Dab ltorf oifiereu5ierte @epebe imO
Orgone cine 9lrt ielbItai0igen &c.
bens I'M Gr9aniSmns filbren ooS
nur inn @roBcn uuo @au5en Ourd5
Oos 9eben ser lmgeben0en @emebe
6eciniluBt wirO. Sogte bod oie Scbrc.
Oie Oen G6icr. uno &iIan5enforper
ais einen 3eQenitoat bettudtet, nihtS
m0eres, ais OoB ole mebr5elligen
Drganisnlen aus 5abloien @in5elge'
9il0en 5Aianmengeiebt ieien Oic
fuo6l inioloe obgeglieoerter Sebeu0.
ouiaabe m0 peitgebenoer glrbeits.
t6eilung oeridieOene 5ornen ino ob-
peicGenoes 9lusiebcn erpor5en ia.
ben. o6er ood ale ais me6r oocr
peniger in ii6 obgeifloiiene Se6enss
freiie an8uie6en ieien Sn5wiiden
iino Die glngabeH Garrels ie6r bit
uabgepriiit moroen uno 3pnr in
9e8ug ouf sic beribieoeniten @ewc.
be; iie ba6en audJ i'm 9lllgemeinen
cine 9eitdti9rng geiunoen ndmIid
mas oie 6d6iafeit onbelangt, auBer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

o@ines Cages beriAtet So55e, yocr.
goB ib Die 5iitterung, ih mar AMBER.
meitig 6ei6Gftigt 9Sl6elib fomnit
mein fleiner Sunge ganj aufgeregt
berbeigelaufen. Batter, 8ater, oa
iin0 Siiben, Oie Sen aopf aus
Dem @aiier berousitreden SD
elite 81 Dem 8oiiin unO iob nit
Staunen 0ie bier 4orpien: lie
itredten nirflid Die &opfe aus Dem
@aiier beroor un0 idienen aiif etipoS
81 wnrten. SD mari ibnen ibre
8rotrntionen 5il unO iie Oeri9mnu-
Den iofort. gllein ser @organg be-
gam mid 5u bei9ditigen, i'd iuollte
nun ergriinOen, Oh Die Slide pirflib
SnteQigen5 6eiiBen lmO 10 pieoer.
bolte ib oas Experiment piernlnl, CAB
ibnen cinioe Gage lang i6r Sutter,
modte Damn uber cine Enliie. Menn
i1 an oieiem Gage ipdter sum 8oiit
fam ianO id6 Oie aorpfen itets nit
ans Dem @niier geitredten aopfcn
qlei6iam marteno por, ais pollten
tie lageu: $50 bleibt 0enn beute iii.
ier 9rot2" ScitOem bin ib 81 Der
lte6er5eugung bcfr6rt, OaB au1 Die
Slide Sntelligen5 6eiiser."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Sc geuaier mir oeu G6atbeitanO felt.
ltellten nm 10 undergraduates icbien
cs ms, wie mir Deridont 6leibeA
fonnten
llniere 93erOeu 6erlt6igten iib crit
nab lmo nod, olS mir A &ilomcter
oom 9(uiitiegplob euticrnt imier
le6erpinterungs6auS Borg" crri6-
tct batten Gic %ferOe mur0en lett
bis ouf flint nieOcrgei6lagen, oia
oen g9inter ii6er im Staa itan0en".
Sic lle6eupinterimg iel6it Oerliei
o6nc beionocre 3miideni0ae, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

als Die Some pieOerfom begonu
Die 0urdQuerrng. 3un0dit gait eS.
Die &onO5one Oes SnlonOeiies 81 pal
iieren imO eineu gSeg Ourd ole Berg
tetten oes bon SnlauOeis umge6enen
n&0nigin 2oltiic-SonOcs" 3u finOen
N}ebr ais 5mei 0lonate 6ouerte Der
3u9 oilrD Die peiBe @iiite, Der flint
4aieroe foitcte @iiig folt lit bort
iel6it Der 6odiouuner.
N2ittogS itieg Die Eemperatur aili
etpo -25o s, 9labtS maBen mir
bier nod inn Sini bis -35ol Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Inter aQen 9leiien Die ilbcr oa9
orSnlonoiiAe @iuneneis geni1rt Da.
Ken 1T Die iiingite inter Seltnll9 oes oes
eol 66niiden 6auptmanns s F.
@elG nusaciilbrte. Die ldnglte illc
ahettelierlihite gcpelcn gln Der ".
pe0ition na6mcn auBer aop lll'r
roeh 6rei Berloncu t6eil Der oeltlHe
TerItber gr QlireO &egener, EN-
i5l6n6iiher TiIbrer mO GIN oonllNer
0pofroie 9Soucns Sarien glls 3il9-
hiere mur0en itott Der ilblIhen
Smoe islduoii6e Bleroe 6enilst pa
IA ser aeplauten lleberpillIeri'l's
6os aon3e @epdd 100 ailonleter
lan0cinparis ii6cr6jor0arme lnnee'
ireics Qan0 uuO Sulanoeis gel1alli
ner0cn miiBtc. cine gAiigabe, oie NIT
eum0en einfad inauSfii5rbor 9elue
Ien marc. 0cn oas @epat 1atte oas
riciiqe @aoidt bon 10000 all9'
grnnun
Iie Grpeoilion arbeitcte ~ 5IpeI
Q6i0eiamgcn, Sod ino SQrien be.
ior0ertcn Sen Soilpttbeil oes @e'
pades mli 0cln @aiierpege nit Dlo-
iorbopt un0 gra6m ms Smnere ocs
1inr0es, md6rcio Dr &egener uno
Ser islduoiiMe 5u5rcr einen tleine
rel E1eil NIT Radpierocn ilber Sono
Idlaiiien 2angiain unmolldl long
iam 0o05o0 iita Oieier Sransport lui-
icrer 9lc5cDoga8e gll5 oer Septen.
Scr fam traIct bei0e glbtbeihmgen
naN lan1cr Erelnmg mieoer 0el
,aap stop 3uiamueH GcBt iiel Der
3roit efi mO Ha1 einiger 3eit oe9
9Sartcns ging c5 reIatip leidt NIT
1Nlitten iiber oen inuerlten 6ioro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

lie leben in i6r cine 3eit lang reiter,
obne babel 81 podieu oOer 81 ent-
arten. 9oS lit aucb erfldrli6, oenr
bier 5a6en mir es nit 3ellen 81 tbun,
Die bon 9lniaug al cine geipiiie
Sel6ititdn0igfeit in lid entiuidelt 6a.
ben; lie ioaen ipdter Der neuen 9or-
per 6iloen uno miiiieu OeSbol6, uns
a661ugig bon Der llnlgebung, oie Sin.
lagen fir oieien bereit5 Ooaitdnoi9
pnthnlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

0ernoe nlif ocm SWlluehleBel 5ueoent Wetoe"'
nieorige 9uftorud entfrdftete Nlen-
iGcn mO @fer0e; Oie ltorte illtra'
Diolette Sonmenitra6llng pirfte SER
ItoretO ouf Die @eiihtsbolit, Die obne-
bin Our1 5a6lreibe 5roitN6doen
ltorf mitgenommen mar. DaS
l6limnlte ober mar Der g8ino. Wlit
9lusnobmc Des innerlten GbeileS, ipo
@inoitiQc 6erri1t webt iiberoa ein
oft Itiirmil6er g9ino bonn Snnern
uad Dem GanOe OeS Snlauoeiies bin.
ans, ser 6ei Oen tieien Semperaturen
onS &eiien gegen i'm 81 elmer Dual
mudt lmO oft gerooe5u perbinoert.
0ieIer g9inO, ser Sen S6nee aui.
nininlt nnO i'm in raitloier 6lubt
uor ii6 6erpeitiGt, lit mie gelbofiel,,
nm oQe @eriucbe OeS 9e6ens, in 6ic
sGueerpiiite ein5uoringen, imerbitt-
lid ob5upeiien
9(m Is. Suli enolib erreidte oie
@rpcOition na9Oem iie oud) i6rc
lebten 9Sferoe perlorerL oie fleine
9lniieOelung Fropen. Die piiien.
idoitli6en 9feiuItote bo6en reidli9
ale Wlii6en pieOer oufgeipoeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

won0 binaui im0 IN 0ieler SAln1t
lagen mir nit mieren &ieroen mo
aQer Baggage etmn 300 0leter bonn
N}eerele cutiernt. 0aniit bciGditi9t
einige Spalten 3lt ii6er6riiden uno
Sen g8cg fa6rbar SIT ma@cn IS mar
cine gciGbrlide 1telc. Die mir inns
ausgcildt 6otteu; @b6e mo 6lntD
riiien tdglid1 meme Spalteu alii ino
Serit0rten intmer iDieOer imiere neu
onqelegten 9riidcu. gs mar flor
ooB scr @letidlcr on 0icicr Steac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Gtn aeyptiidjes eic6eSabcntencr gsa-
polcoa's.


sn Scr Barrier o@eUur finoea
Hd 6is9er mDer6ientlibte glittbel.
lnngcn ii6er gIapoleons d80ptilaeh
1elo3u1 bic aui Oen 5acid Nio.
bafif 0en orabiihea @eldidiidre'.
bc ocS iran5oiimen llntcrnc9nlcHs,
sugiidacben Dlan lielt 0drIn lterals
iaatc @nt5iilllingcn iIber 2c1cs1a
sic6Nn8en bic iid imidlcn Pen 6raflt
soicu in0 Sen aapptiiAca Sranet cut
iHdggen glnd gtapolc0n lclblt butte
im Sharaonenlon0e GIN Slc5esa0en.
teRer init elmer uorle5Hen iun8cu
9les0nNrin &al0 nod Der yiie0ert
la9c ser Nlamelndcn tanlen oie Civ
Qtr init oen 9leluptetimcn hi 9erilQ.
raag im0 eS iollto n'1I laage oailt
cgn tis iih sic 4dnoe mWelmaui.
iHer 3udt rno Site cipos 9nlodarl
haiien 1ic Qeriibruna NIT oea Sic,
geru mirfte ieoodl pie eine grloiuh8
ans bern 1flane1lc5cn PAY oie o9np
iiine 8r1it WI @arcm 9atte fli6rcR
miiiien Iie glhtna6 IMP oie 1aFt.
fida Niu8dbe oie Pic lrdli5ohluel
Gofii5ierc un0 5ol0atel lbreH agrpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

arm oeu n9orgiiorO" 5lm Snlanos
cite. oaS bier cine 40 Oleter bobe
Stchpano ms @ieer 6inausidiebt
lleber elm @reigniB, oos i'm elm
SOAR Die expedition 5im ipurloiea
9criGniu0cn ge6rat6t 5dtte beriAtet
81. g9egeuer IN ser .llmi@au" mic
folgt
Cine iblubtortiae Scntimg III
Der @ismouer Oer0ieB eiuen GINGER
maBen io6rboreu g9eg auf Die So5e
oieier ionit inpaiiicr6aren Steil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Qiebc nadJ @cluidjt.

Cine a6din (5ur anoereD: u@os
fir einen Sdos bait Gu oenn ieBt2"
sd flItterc mir crit Orele 5ur
gluSDobl 'ranl"
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Fairview Incorporation Proceed
ings Must Be Started Over

The Fairview incorporation pro-
ceedings must be done again. Owing
to the fact that the number Of electors
was insufficient the proposed incorpor-
alton Is begun would be illegal In
order to incorporate there must be on
the petition the names Of at least 50
electors of the county. Though near
II 66 names appeared on the petition
no more than 30 were qualified elec-
tors. At the present time the county
commissioners are considering the
petition for reconsideration. In all
probability there will be no difficulty
in bringing about the creation Of the
town Of Fairview. The outline Of
the wards will be somewhat different
than at first proposed.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Demurrer in Divorce
Case Ruled Upon
Metcaf Divorce Case Demurrer. In
Part Sustained Request for
Accounting Granted

The demurrer filed sometime ago to
the complaint filed by Mrs. James
Metcalf asking for divorce and ac-
counting has in respect to the divorce
has been denied. The request for
accounting was granted. The reasons
alleged in the suit for divorce were
desertion, nonsupport and cruelty.
none of which have been yet substanti
ated. The request for accounting is
based upon the contention that James
Metcaf received certain sums of
money from his wife which have not
been repaid. In all probability there
will be no difficulty in regard to a
settlement between the parties. Met
caf will no doubt be willing to con-
cede all that is reasonable respecting
the amount said to be due Mrs.
Metcaf
In order for the complainant to OBJ
tain divorce it will be necessary
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12

r,.,,p is every reason to feel that
H.. wilI exceed in the number
:.o,e and civic improvements
-, rssr any other city of its size in
-, There is no doubt as to the
'.ha;v Of the city. The interest
,,,t enterprising business men are
,u;oo in the city is best evidence
.t,p future of the city. During the
,;,r season nearly a half million
l,i.rs will be invested in the city.
The new improvements will include
electric light plant which will cost
NJ mn new school costing $50, 900,
10 hall costing $4,000 Northern
p,,i6ie Depot which when complete
,;lI r4nresent an investment Of
aoOOO Several new warehouses
ua he constructed at a cost OF
$4,000.
Among the most necessary struc-
tores will be forty new residences
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12

Of ice by that time, gasoline
motor launch will be put into opera
tion on the river between the Sugar
City and Huntly, and will probably
make occasional trips as far east as
Miles City. and possibly to G!endive.
The craft will be twenty feet long and
10 expected to run about twelve miles
per hour up stream. and more than
twice that rate down the river. 1t
will be used for passenger purposes.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Many Improvements
For Gate City
During the Coming Season Nearly A
Half Million Will Be Expended For
improvements in Clendive

with minimum cost Of 81. 900 each.
Several Of the new dwellings, will b<
constructed from finances coming from
out Of the city. During the past few
weeks several men Of means have
been in the city with view to learn
the exact need Of improvements OF
this kind.
These necessary improvements sup
piled to a city where the monthly
payroll Of one corporation reaches
monthly $97, 200 will materially aid
in making more firm the belief that
the Gate City is due to become the
most progressive and prosperous Of
any other city in eastern Montana.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Building and Loan Association
Elect Officers

On Tuesday evening the Building
and Loan Association elected their
officers for the coming year. The fol-
lowing were chosen: e. A. Kinney,
President; Guy Lowe, Vice President !;
Fred j. Goulding, Secretary; j. M.
O'Ne,l, Treasurer; Andrew Larson,
c.. C. Hurley, and T. F. Hagan,
directors.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12

for her to prove desertion. In as
much as she has not resided year in
the state next preceding the suit she
will be precluded from obtaining a
divorce in Montana.
At the present time Mr.. Metcaf is
engaged in newspaper work on one of
the New York dailies. Mrs. Metcaf
is visiting with relatives in Billings.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Petitions for Aldermen Filed

Those who filed petitions as cani-
dates Tor aldermen in the coming
primary election are: First ward,
Einar Rlvenes, Andrew Larson of
the Citizens ticket. and .. C. Suther-
land, Socialist. Second ward, Perry
Z. Nelson. Socialist and Fl. o. Histed
on the Republican ticket.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12

Mrs. John Mack returned Wednes-
day from q couple Of months visit in
Iowa and Nebraska. She left Sun
day evening for Miles City to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Sol Heron.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Gasoline Launch To Be Launched

Word has been received from
Billings that shortly after April !,
if the Yellowstone river is clear
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12
Standing Of Contestants In The
Monitor Auto Contest

The following contestants have
been nominated for the Monitor auto
contest. The winner of the contest
will be awarded a 1914 Model, self
starting Buick Automobile.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-12

A. j Stafne, North Dakota r. R.
Commissioners of Abercombie, No.
Oak. stopped off in the city Friday
on his way to the west.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-01
CRIPPLE ENDS LIFE.
Walter Batty Swallows Drug and
Dies in Roanoke Hospital.

Roanoke, Va, April l-Walter Bat
tv. a cripple, 80 years old, committed
suic.''a Monday night by swallowing
poison. He took the drug about S:3o
o'clock and died at the Shenandoah
hospital at 12:45 this morning. 1t IS
believed he was respondent because
he was a cripple. 1t is understood
he had been brooding throughout
Sunday, and did say he thought ne
was bur.en to his folks. He kissed
his mother and left the house after
supper and went to the house Of 4
neighbor, where he swallowed the pol
son. Mrs. Price was in a room close
by, and hearing groans went in and
found Batty lying on the floor IN
commissions. DR.. J. G. Davis was sum-
moned and the dying man was sent to
the hospital.
Walter Batty used crutches and had
not been able to work since he suffer-
ed a stroke Of paralysis in his legs
some time ago. About year ago ne
tried to end his life by slashins his
throat with razor. Since that time
he has -t3de threats to en9 his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-01
FURLOUGH ORDERS.
Cutting Expenses in Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing.
April 1-3t.

Furlough orders affecting 3,loo Oh
the 4,1OO employees of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing in Washing
non and resulting in loss in wages
Of s125,6OO, have been issued by Dl-
rector Joseph E. Ralph, ami will be
ccme effective today, April 1.
This curtailment CT expenses is a
mart of the retrenchment policy. MIR.
Ralph's order is predicated upon the
refusal of Congress to incorporate in
the pending urgency deficiency bill the
s427,7 appropriation, which the. di-
rector had asked to carry on the work
which he had mappesi out for the re-
ma nder of the fiscal year. Instead the
House has met his request to s2S5, ,l5O
making curtailment necessary to rr'aet
! the deficiency. .c
The furlough order will effect 1oS
plate printers and engravers, ,nf VINO are
to be laid off for seventeen days DE-
tween now ard July |; SCI printers
assistants. who will lose fifteen Gays
| and 1,475 per diem employees en-
gagged upon miscellaneous work. wac
are to be deprived of employment ioi
eight days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-01
MOURN oEHLERTs DEATH.
Elks Holds Lodge of Sorrow Last
Night. Arrangements for Fun
eraI Tomorrow Afternoon.

A large number of the members
OF Alexandria Lodge Of Elks attend
ed the lodge of sorrow which was
held by that organization last night
when official action was taken on
the death of Police Commissioner
August H. Oehfert, who was a
prominent member of that organiza-
ton. Eloquent addresses were
made by Exalted Ruler James w
Bales, Charles B. Marshall, ]. Fred
Birrell, Rev. Edgar Carpenter. Geo
T. Cation, James 3. Martin, Harry
B. Quinn, Alderman. ]. NJ. Hill
Mayor Thomas A. Fisher, Robert S.
Barrett, L. A. Davis, Police Commits
sioner Nicholas J. Lawler, Jerome
Kaufman, and Louis Bendheim. r.
L. Wenzel sang a solo.
Arrangements were made to at
tend the funeral in a body and the
lodge will meet at the Oehlert res
idence tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock.
The board of police commissioners
met last night and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
"Whereas, it has pleased God in
his infinite wisdom to remove from
us our friend and associate, August
H. Oehlert.
"Resolved, that the board has lost
most efficient member and com
rade, always zea,ious in the dis
charge of his duty, our city worthy
ard useful citizen, ever alive to its
weeds and interest, and the COM
munity an advisor and friend whose
courtesy and consideration will long
be held in remembrance by those
who came in contact with him.
"Resolved, that copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family Of
the deceased placed upon the rec
ords of the board and published in
the Alexandria Gazette"
Mayor Fisher was authorized to
offer to the family Of the deceased a
detail of police officers to act as
body grard g. he f s':in!!
Mr. Oehlert's funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock. Alexandria Washington
Lodge Of Masors will meet in theiI
lodge room tomorrow at two O'Clock
to attend. The funeral service OF
the Masons and the Ells will be
used at the grave.
The Relief Hook ard Ladder Com,
pany will meet tonight at 7;S(
O'Clock to take action on Mr.. Och
lert's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-01
Negro Gets Seven Years

Staunton, Va, April l. William
Miller colored, was given seven years
in the penitentRary by jury In the
Corporation Court here last night af-
ter q two days trial en- the charge OF
criminally assaulting a white wo1Nn
named Lizzie Desper, a more or less
notorious character. The crime was
committed or the night of December
10Th, an hour or so aftr the result OF
the wet and dry election result was
,announced. Miller, who is married
was drunk, and while going to his
home through a section Of the city
which was poorly Lighter he met the
Desper woman, the negro dragged nel
down the hill and on Greenvil!e ave-
nue. car tracks "a thoroushfare mucf
travelled. A party of men coming uF
! frightened him and he fled. Miller
was arrested within twenty minutes
from the womanis description, though
itshc had never seen him before.