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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30
Patterns for Knitting Lace

Il have some patterns for knitting lace
[ should be glad to send them if anyone
wishes them. I have seen requests for
such in the Corner MRS. r."
l hold the address of the generous fancy
worker who has the instinct of her guild
There is freemasronry among them that
inclines them to such liberal ways.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30
MRS. II. M. COX
GIVES A BOX PARTY

Mrs. T. NJ. Cox gave a box party at the
Lyric yesterday afternoon In compliment
10 Mrs. N. b. Wallace of Athens. The
party included Mr.. Wallace, Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. W. C. Gewin and Mrs. ]. 5. Cox.
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For a Music Student

II have a black leather music roll that
some poor student may have for return
postage. MRS B. G. v"
Music students will make a note of the
kind suggestion and avail themselves of
the opportunity to secure the case.
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Hold Munition Shipment

Los Angeles. January 29.-Federal off,
Gals today ordered 10 carloads of arms
and ammunition held at San Diego. Cal,
pending an investigation of their destina-
ton. It is reported the munitions are in
tended for use by the Carranza forces.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30

Ices, sandwiches and coffee were served
at the conclusion of the afternoon The
members are Mrs. Harold Robinson, Mrs
o Is. Sparks, Mrs. J. d. Patterson. Mrs
w. +. Oldham. Mrs Austin Crump
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30

Mrs Robert d. Johnston Jr., was hos
tess yesterday to the Friday Luncheon
Bridge club at their usual meeting. Only
the members and Mrs. George Morrow.
Jr.'s, guest. Miss Finn, Participated in
the luncheon and subsequent very de-
lightful games.
The trophy was awarded 10 Mrs Tut
wiler Those who took part in the games
were Miss Finn. Mrs. George Morrow.
Mrs. Mercer Barnett Miss Emmie Bar
nett, Mrs Frederick Dow. Mrs. Mortimer
Jordan. Mrs. Edward 1etwiler, Jr, Airs.
Herbert Tutwiler. Mrs. Edmund Rncker.
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TODAY IN SOCIETY

Luncheon parties at the Southern CLUB.
Mrs. Fort entertains at luncheon for
Miss Clark.
Mrs. E NJ Tutwilers luncheon ut the
Southern club for Miss Harding and Miss
Butt.
The dinner-danoe al the Country club.
The Saturday Evening Dancing club
meets at the Country club for the dinner
dance, with Mrs Exum and Mrs. Maben
as hostesses. for the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Exum entertain at dinner
for Miss Harding and Miss Butt.
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Reading for German People

have lot of periodicals which VIII
make good reading for some old German
people. If anyone asks for German read
ing, please send him or her my address. s
MRS. L. d. r..
We have literally hundreds of German
constituents and they are. as rule, with
marvelously few exceptions, lovers of lit
erature. Please hold the periodicals for
their use, until they can get your address
from us. The thought and the deed are
kindly.
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Makes Prompt Response

IF Mrs. G. L. E. will call or send for
the abdominal support. I will be happy
to give it to her. 1t is new one. l wish
her happy and safe life.
MRS. NJ E. NJ"
The address was in your hands long
ago, but cite yours as one of our typical
cases of demand and supply" We thank
you for keeping an eye upon the Corner
and for your frank and prompt response
to our wants
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30
DESTRUCTION OF
AIRSHIP CONFIRMED

Berlin, January 29-G15 p. m.)-The
Parseval airship which flew over Libau
the Russian port on the Baltic, January
20, did not return.
The report that the German cruiser Kol-
berg was sunk in the battle in the North
sea last Sunday is untrue. All the Ger
man ships except the Bluecher have re-
turned.
The above dispatch apparently CONFIRMS
a statement by the naval general staff
at Petrograd that a German airshiI
which dropped bombs on Libau wa.
brought down by gunfire. That state
emnt, however, referred to the balloon
as a Zeppelin.
Regarding the Kolberg, Vice Admira
Beatty. British commander in the NORTH
sea fight, reported that German prisoners
said the Korberg was sunk. The Brit
ish admiralty, in it's statement, referred
to the Kolberg as reported sunk.
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PERSONAL BRIEFS

Mrs. George Gordon Crawford and her
little daughter have returned from New
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30

LII Honey, Luv is de Elk
cuse dat er Man gives fer
dom Every Thing dat he
Wants ter do, from Robin
err Bank, or Committin'
Murder, ter wearin' White
Spats an err Pompadour.
YaSsumi
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Mrs c. A. Balm entertained the Crodery
club in Woodlawn Thursday on the occa-
sion of its reorganization for the season.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

NluS Dem @riefe zines I'M 5eloe
Itebenoen 2anowebrmatns idneioet
oie raolnii6e 8eitlmg" Die iolgenoe
6emerfenstpertbe9 beraiiS:
0eine 9lusfii6rimgen iber Sen Siut
oes Srieges boben mir trob ein5elner
ld0ner lino treiienoer @eoanfen mnr
@ines beipieien, ndmlib oies, oaB Gu
oen Sinn oes arieaes nod LANCE
nidt erfoBt boit. Genu wenu Cir
ser Sinn oes arieges wirflid 81 ei.
nem inneren grlebniB geiuoroen
mdre, Damn bGtteIt Oh oos miiBiee
@bilolopbiren iiber oieies iiir lus
nul0sbore Nroblem l1ngIt oifgegc,
ben. gBir, oie mir bier in Der 6euer'
linie Ite6er, IinO om ariege bod &C.
piB iebr lebboft intereiiirt; ober bon
ms Ipiirt ni6t elmer 0os 9eoiiriniB,
and ni6t infer selebrter llniUerii.
tdts.@roieiior S.. iiber sic nmetap6p.
iiIne geoeilhlna~ lmo Den 0trons8en'
oeutolen 3ped~ oes 2rieses nad5u-
arii6eln. Sonoeln uno nihts ais
Sanoeln lit iebt oie 9lufgobe, sic I'M
fern @olf bonn ShidIal eeitelt it,
tn0 ie eifri9er mir ms benii6en
oieie 9lufga6e 81 erfiilen, ie energi-
Idcr mir 0en @illen anipdrmen inn
Die SGuOe in praftii9em @irfen re.
gen. oeIto iiderer oammert in uns Elm
iernes gI6neu bon Dem Sinn oes
arieges im oagemeinen @eItgeideber
auf wd6renO umgefe6rt ales nod ir
geiItreihe @biloiopbiren iiber oieil
5rage Den Nienihen MIR INNER tiefel
in oas grunoloie 0leer oes 3meiieGs
uno oomit in einen milleneriblofen
oen, leben6ennenoen @eiiimismus
periinfen l1Bt. g9as Ser arieg fin
oie Gutmidlung rniereS @olfes mn
Ser W1enidbeit beoeutet uuO mas eT
insbeionoare bon ieOem @in5elner
bon lns min, Oos l1Bt iidl nidt IN
ser StuOirltiibe binter Dem Sdreib,
tiiH ertiifteIn oas fam mr. in einei
/ enti1loiieneu tb6tigen Sbcilua6ne al
oeu realen &oredneen Der @egen
mart erfabren lin0 erlebt meroen. I'd
! gete5c, oaB au1 mid, ais oas genial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16
Cardinal Gibbons rciIt nadj benz
SiSen.

Cardinal @ibbong trifft 9(rronee.
ments fir 0ie oaiGbrli1e &eiie nod)
Dem Siioen. @r beabii6tiet, iib lam
gere 8eit bel ieinem 9ruOer in 9teip-
Srleons oufauboIten. 0ie GeiIe noG
bort 6iirfte er am 8. N16r6 ontreten
unO Glide Gage Dor 8eginn Der
Gborpohe Oiirfte er Wieoer nodJ
Baltimore 6uriidfebren. @or Sebn
Eoeen flogte Der airdenfiirit ii6er
ltnpobIiein. 9ie 9feiie nab Union
@}ias ideint ibm icbr gut eetbon 81
boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16
Nenmrn6iocnOc eadJIaoc II MlerifO

& a bington 10. Sebruor.
Sat alle ousldnoiiden Giplomoten
in ser Staot N1erifo bobeu bon ibren
9ie9ieringcn Snitrilftioneu cr6alten,
i6reu eigenen ltrt6eil 5u foloen,
fails iie es fiir rot6iom ero1telL oie
merifauii6e Sauptitaot 81 oerloiieu.
Gieie 9lnfiinOigung ma1te beutc
StaotsiefretGr 8rDon.
Die 9oti6aiter gneIanO's mc
Stalien's fragten beute inn Stoots.
oepartement nah 9eri6ten bon
M}erifo. Sic 8eieten lid ie1r beun-
ribiot ii6er Die Sa6loee IN Der
StaOt W1erifo, no ManeeI on 93ob-
ruugsmitteln berriht lmO Die @aiier-
8ufibr abeeiduitten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

Stomen, Serr imo 6rau 9ein, Serr
6raut Steil, Sri. Sang, Serr Ylo-
iterman Sri. Ebiemeper mO Serr
So6n Sonoerion.
g Freis-n9rp a bale Of Gottonl"
@ruppe beitebeno aus 0en 6rls.
Worgret Oates, 2iQian SdneiOer,
Wforguerite SSreper unO Wlarguerite
Steil, ioipie oen Serren @Opin
Sdncioer, @oroon 2ugenbeel, Go
min 9ioienitcin, 6ront Stei( Sum,
unO So6n Wlad
3. &reis IL oIeuti6louO, Ieltid-
lano ii6er glQes !"-@ruppe 6eIte6enO
aus Jrou Wlima @auI, 6rou MoD
Come, 6rou Clara GormmL SRI. gti-
no Gouimon SRI. NlatbilOe airner,
Sri. M}arie Crane, SRI. Cora gogeI,
SRI. @onlie @Ieiier, Sri. 2iaim
@itoiitc, SRI. 6. 3irfe, SRI. @ertruo
@oIff uno SRI. @liie SdiGing.
a. 9Sreis: n0ie 9aumpoa6lii-
them, @rrppc beite6enO aus Serrn
uno 6rou s. 81. GroB, Serru imo
Srou z. @. SarOeItg, Serrn unO
5rou $. 6. @oriiih, Serrn inO 6rau
s. 3. 9(rsabrigbt, Serrn CHARLES
Smolpooo, 5rau @. S. @arOner.
SSrmt @0mar0 SSettero unO Srl. Wla-
bel @errp.
5. 9Sreis: oSerr unO 6rou Siggs
unO 0intD", OargeItelt bon Serrn
lmO 6rou $. $. 0u1ane unO Serrn
z. 8. &enneop.
6. 9Breis: Gin 9GrAen aus glra-
bien0, oar9eitellt BON Or. u. 9.
SSaeggin ino 6rau.
7. Ereis: n3pei rngoriibe Suia-
rem, Oareeitellt bon Sri. 6. 20.
S6uib uno Serrn S. $. @ogner,
jun.
s. Brcis: u@eoroia 1T troden ge-
legt", oargeiteat BON oen Serren
CHARLES iS. Hoetb llno ". SarrD IS.
5clton.
0as f6mierige g(nt ser @reiSriH-
ter 6atten sic Serren Senrp Is. Bon
Seine, SreO. 81. @oener lmO SenrD
G6omas inne. Ole DECORATION rnO
cffeftpoae 8eleu9hmg oes Suales,
weI9e BON Oen 9lnpeIenOen mobl &C.
wuroe uno in Der S6at fiinIt-
lerii6en @eidmad 0errietb, itammte
BON Serrn George @eiiuib, jim. 1ic
2citilng Oes geitaurnnts botte Scrr
8ilbelm @oIf, Der @eidGftsfii5rer
Oes -Nldnnerdors", inne
Gic arrangements fir ben 10
iberaus gldn5enO Oerloufcnen @lus-
fenboa looei in oen Sdnoen oes ee-
iamniten @oritonoes, an oeiien Spite
Serr Sobn IS. 9iolfer itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16
llnferIndlMna anaeor0net.

@af6ington 10. Sebruar
Die Acknowledgment be5iigliH Der
angcblid fiir mo oegen Die 9fegie-
s.SdiifSfmifsbia ms 5elo ge-
fii6rten Giniliiiie, tpeIHe felt @o6en
I'M &apitol Die 9ilmoe madten, wur-
Oen belite bonn Sennt 5um @egen-
itanO elmer 5pe5ial.llnteriu6uug &c.
ma1i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16
0cntidj-muouriIdjer Garmeual.

6i0ele Stinoen in Seder'S Salle
beim MlaSfenboIe oes DDeliti9-
ungariI9en 9ieoerfron5es." NJ
Ger alIi66rlide groBe Masfen6al
Ocs o0eutid-iingariiden 2ieOerfran-
8eS4 fano eeitern 9lbeno inter iiber-
aus itarfer @etbeiligung in Seder's
Snae 5u 2ocuit-%oint itott. Cine
auBeroroentlidJ groBe 9ln3o6l origi-
neIler Wlasfen uno @ruppen batten
ii1 eingefunoen, uno baIO BOT Der
feltlif geiHniiidte Soal ein prGdti-
ges farbenfreuoiges Bib. 9tn1 oen
perlodcnoen &ldngen eines fnmoien
Ordeiters Orebten iib MGnnIein imo
@ei6lein gar bolO I'M luitigen 9fei-
gen uno edte 6aibinesfreiloe itrablte
aus gller 9lugen. Die StinniIng
mar cine ousge5eiHnete, lnO Sit umo
Sung omiiiirten iib auf Oas 9lller-
OortreifIidIte.
@roBes &opf5erbre6en oerurIo6te
Den @reisri9tern Die 3uert6eilumg
Der pertbpollen @reiie fir Die beiten
Y}asfen uno @ruppen, oa Die 3nbl
oerienioen oie einen EreiS berOient
bitten, Ole 3abl cor oorbanoenen
Ereiic bel @eiten iiberi9ritt.
Gie Yreisbert6eilitng botte folgen.
0es Heiultat: eritcr Gomenpreis
6rou Gliio6et6 g8oring; speiter 0a-
menpreis: 5rou Suionnn Semmcr-
ia; Oritter 0omenpreis: 5rou Se-
lene Oil; erIter Serrenpreis: S.
Siebermann; 5iueiter Serrenpreis {:
6rnu 2ouiie 2iebermann; Oritter
9crrenpreis: Sob. aroter.
eriter @ruppenpreis: u6liidtliu-
ge bonn Gro6e6en aus Stolien~ /:
6rou @liie 9ubI, 6rou W3orie Sten-
nader pima @roB, pima Olubid,
Gotb. Seis, SRI. arobn SRI. SeB,
SRI Senlmerfo, Srau SGger, 6ral
Sdonfcppler, 6rau &euter, 6rolt
@0t, 6ral Sdnopp uuo Grou Bell
ier;
5tpeiter @ruppenpreis: o@eniiie.
6dnoler1: Srou aot6. 2rab unO
6rou 9luno &iibn.
9lnoere gin5elpreiIe erbielten
6rm ao6Imonn 6rolt @lerfeI, 5rail
2uOmig, Sri. Selene Seit, Srall
Steanader, Srau 56ueioer, 6rall
9feifer, 6rou 9aif. Sung lnO 5ralI
Wlorie @ilO.
0ie 3uiammenieblng Der ein5el-
ncn Gontite'n mar Die folgenOe:
9lrrongements.Gomite: Die Serren
9lOam Braun, 9fuoolf 9(aenoorf, &e-
ter S6niOt iowie 6rauen 9atie S8e-
6er unO Soiepbine Gffcih.
9ar-@onlite: oie Serren So6n @e-
Der umo 6ranf 8roer.
aoiien-Gontite: Serr 9loan Gang
uno 5raii 9atie arieg.
2und Gomite: 6rau Gli5a6et6
Braun ltnO 6rou 9(nnie @abel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

ggorte Die mir nie 0c.
) 0rt baben. Stein, oanfe,
i'd nebme fein SrintoelOl~ ugltb
i'd finoe gar ni1t, OoB oos 2c6en
tbeuerer gcmoroen iitl~ sd bin
nit meiuem @ebaIt 5nfrieoeit @e-
6oltserb06lng wia ib gar nidtl~
0ic flapieripielcnoe Game inter
ms. nGs maht mir Oireft 8reuoe
i6r 5u5uboren~ uS6 broude
ipirtIih fein neues aleio. 9idundci
fauf Dir MIR einen neuen 9ln3ualp
nS1 fonn ii6er sic Dieuitudo6en
niht fIogeul4 uSier, lie6er6renno
iinO Die fiini5ig 0oIlars, Oie On mir
Dor Orei Sa5reH acborgt boit"
Ultima ratio. .91ic iinO
Sie oenn oieie uolte, quite 9efonnte"
enOlih losgGuoroen bic iid III S6rcr
5omilie eiugeniitet 6atte2" ,Gs
blieb mir nidts iibrig ols elm Ied.
telmeHtel nit Ser olten Spmatpad
tel ou5uiongerr ga Bot mcine Nltc fic
bollilh ouf Den Sdmumg ge.
brottl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16
gleue britiicb e 81 a Bnob m G

y8eue 6ritiib G 80 oBnob M e.
S8ofbington 10. 6ebruor.
@roBbritannien beno6ridtigte belte
ole Ser. Stooten ourb ole bieiige bri.
tiibe 9otihoft, OoB llntertbonen
ieiner Seinoe, Oh geiobung ODER
@oiioeiere bon S6iFfen, ipclde Die
boiptiddlihen 2oIoniolbGfen anlnu.
fen, in 8ufunft bon oen Sdiffeu ent-
fernt lin0 0etinirt peroen.
Gas Ser5 in oen Soien.
Sttapa Ont, 10. 6e6ruar. q
Grot Oes beutigen 9eridtes bon
9rodDiQe, OoB oie oortiee couaOiide
@ol5ei CLAUDE, oaB 5pei fleine Sen.
euperfsbaaone, welde geitern 9lbeno
81 WlorriStopn q. o., oufitiegen
BON @erionen auf Oieier Seite Der
@ren5c fir Sdeinwerfer an 9lero.
planen eebolteu puroen oie olif ca
nooiihes @e6iet flogen, iunrOen beil'
te gl6en0 bier 0od 0orlidtSmaBre'
geln gegen einen 2uiti1iif.lleberfall
getrofien.
Gas conaoiide @orlamcnt mar
6cutc 9lbenO binter beronnfeIten
Seuitern in Sibung, audi mar oas
G6urmlidt ouseel0idt ino Die &ar.
lomentsanIagen, melhe ionit CLAN.
5euo beIeu6tet iino, iuaren in Oolige
Gunfel6eit gebiilt.
Seine Sidter iporen in Ser fonig-
liden 0iiin5e 81 ieben inO ebenio
ni9t 8u Sioeou Sail, 100 Die Ser5o-
Gin bon Gonnong6t umo Die 9Srin8ei.
i'm @atricia ole Giidfe6r Oes Ser.
5ogs BON Gounaugbt bonn ipeitliden
Canada eriuorteten.
g91breno beute g(beno oos Horla'
ment in Siting NOR, murOe cine be-
trG6tlide 9rnppenmadt in 9ereit-
idaft ge6oIten, Inn ouf eOeutuell er.
i1einenOe 9leroplone 5u idieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16


@eo. S6nooer. Bruno 9Roicu6aucr,
g. gooeI, SSobn 0uerfurtb, Souis
&ci6, Saul Soldier nO So6n @0l-
fel.
Baltimore Sngern 9amenperein. "
SSn ser ngbite Sole" an Ger
9onfitroBe, nabe @rooopoD, fono
geltern 9l6enO Elm @IoSfenfrGn56en
0es o9altimorer @oDern 0omen-
@ereins" itott, OoS in ieOer @eiie
einen glGnoenoen &erIouf no6m. 0ie
@eronitaltungen 6l Dem Set botten
6rmt 6onnie @ranef, 6rau Martbu
9(orion 6rou adtbe Sen5, Srou
Wlargaretbe 6rieori1 lmo 6rou Wto-
rie 9erret6 iibernomnen unO ent-
leoigten iidb ibrer glufgabe 81 oIIge-
meiner 8ufrieOcnbeit. 9(ae @dlte
uno @titglieOer fonnten iib infoIee
oeiieu rngetrii6ter Sciterfeit binge.
beu 0enn fir Eon5, llnterbaItung
unO Oas leiblihe @obl mar ouf oos
Bette geiorgt. Sr. Sront Smolfo
trug 5u 8eginn Ocs glben0S Dos @e.
Oidt bon Sanns SEEING Gocrs ng8ir
mo Die @elt~ uno crntete 0onlit rei-
den 9cifoa. @egen 10 llbr i6rit-
ten sic @rcisridter aur Greisper-
tbeiluug. 0ic SS. George, Cora
gm. $. g8ider un0 9lOoIf @lobr-
mann entleoioten iid 6ri olIgemeiner
8ufrieoenbeit ibrer 9lufeobe unO Der-
fiinoeten folgen6e &eiultote:
1. %reis 6rau 90. SnDoer (%op-
corn-2o6p).
2. Yreis-6rl. Barbara Steor (oelit-
ihe SousfralO.
3. @reis-6r. 9lnuie @euoler (Eeli-
feD.
A. 9reis- SRI. 9lnnic s8idcr (9oiter
8ropn).
5. 8reis Sri. .8lorence Green (6oDe-
RIDES @1GOden).
7. greis-6rI. 9lnno 8uder (@bon-
toiie-&oitiin),
s. @reis Sri. .Wiarie @eibroub (tiir-
fii6eS Goltiin).
gllS Serrenpreiie wuroen oertbeilt.
1. @reis- 9lGen@eibea (9oDScout).
2. 9reis S9im. Slider (Gow @oD).
Ola6 Ser Ereisbertbeilung blieben
oie 9lnmeienoen nod lange in &C.
niitbliber Stinntting beiiommen,
uno 9(ne, sic geitern in Ser n8bite
So1e" iid 5uiammen gefunoen bat
ten, meroen liber nod lange nit
6reuOen al oen i60ncn 9lbeno 6uriid
oenfen.
u8itteIsbo1 &erein.~
SSn Der geitrigen boIbmonotliden
Gerionnllung oes n@ittelsba6-@ Ser
ems" in 2uber's $one an Der Siio.
@oDltroBc occeptirtcn oie W1itelieoer
unter Dem @orIit oes @r1Iioenten
N0om @0b Die Ginlooungen 0cs
uEbaIia.0}duperhors. ocs ~@erino.
nio.Turnbereins" uno ser DgSittels-
baA-Seftion Scr. L. Sr. N1i6oeI
glidel. ser 0elegot Oes nllnobbGngi.
gen 8iirger-@ -@ereins, 6ericbtete iiber
Die Ieste 9eIegoteniibung.
Gid enfron5.
Sn @obeps Sole, Ger. 1851,
@oue6- -StroBc, bicIt ser @cIongoer-
Elm ueidenfrana" feline po6entlide
Singitinoe o6, in ser unter 2eitlng
oes @ereins.D .Dirigentcn @. g8. @obl-
mann 6im fommenOen Stiftunesfeit
mebrerc Gborlie6er eeiibt wuroen.
Sn Ser nadfoIgenoen @eidGftsiibung
fiibrte 9r6iiOent Soiepb 2iitte Oen
8orlib lnO Sefret6r Srco. @iitteI-
itdOt oos 9SrotofoI. Cine eingelou-
fene @inIoollng Oes oSboIio N1Gn-
nerbors" muroe nneenommen unO
beihIoiien, gnoe Oieles Monots einen
Wlumm ob5ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

Gle nie0riger geIegeuen Staot-
t6eile iino in ein 5weitesScucOig Der.
wonoelt. Sabine iinO oos ein5ige
@erfebrsmittel, GA Die StroBen Sea-
male aeporoen limo.
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beridwemmmgen eriunern, uno man
begliidtuiinidt iid, oaB Ser geiualtigc
Nuai ge6out muroe, pelder ole llfer
Dor groBerer 3erit0rlng idiibt.
(Sp6ter.) ~ Gas 0aiier in Sen
StraBeu nm oie ct. Geters.airde
lit Bis 8u eiuer S0be bon bier Sub
uno eli Boil geitiegen. Mebrere
@lauern iino eingeitiir5t.
&onig Giftor gnamlel beiu9te
beute Oeu iiberiapemmteu Giitrift
imO CAB SrOres fir SiiIfsmoBnab-
men fir oie 9totbleioenoen. Gr begab
ii6 inn 9luto nod ben 9anooiitriften,
no oiele 9ellte ouf oen D6hern ibrer
SalIier 3ntluht geluht batten
gis iest lit nod fein 9cbensberhtit
gemcIoet worOeu; bod 1T piel Gieb
ertrunfen.
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6uDor.
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Sdueefall in 4iemont 1T in Oieiem
@inter itdrfer ais ie erinnerlib.
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Sail wo nidt mr. oie EeIegrapben-
ino Selep6ouorabte abaeriiieu, ion.
bern oft ole gon5en 4fdble eiuge.
idneit linO. 9(m St.9ernbarO-Soipie
liegt Ser S8nee me6r als 20 SUB
bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

SEQ. S6naoer, Bruno 93oienbaucr,
9. @o0el, Sobn Guerfilrtb, Souis
9iei6, Saul Soldier mO So6n @0l-
fel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

erOcri6ilttcrrna itent iia in Sen
fiir8Iitb ocrbeerten @ceenOcn iuic-
Ser Elm. II lleberi6wcmmunscn
oeIcuen iid Dem erObeben au
imO ridtcn eroBen sdoOen on.
@eriaicOeuc stoOtt6eiIe in
gaom nnter @oIier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-16

Wr, NreiS u 2 telle:
5enuppc bc,t.. pNie @oIeutiucs"
aSS S'eS Gon'sg,.e negenO aus Oen uodite.
a'. 6roa g9ea g llnO Serreu: Serr
pss 'e Serr ''aL Sal'nL serr unO Srall
Il" s0at'r6od, Sert Sa'Sprni anoSrol Sars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Estate of WILLARD +. COOK
Order of Will

Order of Notice VIII.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Man
chester, -.
The Honorable Probate Coint for the
District " lHanehester:
To all persons interested In the estate Of
Willard r. Cook late Of Manchester IN
said District deceased,
GREETING:
Attn Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within and for said District on the Und day
OF March. 1915. an instrument supporting
10 be the last VIII and Testament
of Willard r. Cook late Of Manchester IN
said Dist net deceased, was presented to the
Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And II IA ordered by said Court that the
18th day Of A prfl. 1913, al the Probate once
In said Manchester, be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successlyely In the
Journal, u Newspaper circuiht-
ing In that vicinity. In said District previous
20 the time appointed.
THEEKYoRE, you are hereby notified 70
appear before said Court, NJ the time hno
place Aforesaid. and contest the probate oil
ssid will II you have cause.
Given under my hand 81 MaDcbesttr. IN
.sid Distrfct. this md day Of March, 1915.
a EDWARD GHIFFITH. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-01

Harold Taylor's new house is near
ing completion, and will be not only an
attractive addition to our little village
but a model of taste and convenience.
Fred Anal, who is in the Mary
Fletcher Hospital at Burlington, is re-
ported as improving fast, and ex-
poets to come home the last Of the
week
The many friends Of Mrs. S. B. Tay-
Tor are pleased TO learn that she is
improving after a long illness, and il
is hoped that hers may be speedy
recovery
The committee in charge wish to
heartily thank the friends of the dis
trict nursing service who made it pos
sible to add to their fund $4,000 from
the recent chicken pie supper.
We are glad to welcome among US
Mr. and Mrs 0. r. Train and their two
charming daughters. They come from
Hudson Falls, N. Y, and will occupy
the Levin house on Main street.
Jeanie w. Jackson, who has been
giving piano lessons for the past two
years, would like to form a larger
class. For particulars please write or
phone to 1912, Manchester Depot, Vt.
49-tf.
The new clothespin factory of the
Manchester Lumber Company will be
not only much appreciated industry
by the help employed, but a stimulus
to those actively interested in the up
building of our already promising vii
lage. May the promoters reap a fl
nancial success.
Frank Boynton, formerly of Pawlet,
but who for several years has lived in
Gainesville, Florida, is visiting his
many friends in town. He says that
the old peninsula state has many re-
deeming features but for real life the
whole year round give him Old New
England with her cloud capped hills.
The following is a report of the at
tendance of the primary department
of the Merriman school, Manchester |
Depot, for the winter term ending
March 26: Number of pupils enrolled,
81; perfect in attendance, Grace
Bushee, Alton Hicks, Dorothy Marley,
George Markey; during membership,
Louise Hicks, Charles Race, Joseph
Silver; absent one day, Thora Ander-
son, Vernon Billie; absent two days,
Tony Moon; absent three days, Alton
Mattison Marion C. Botsford, teacher
BONNEVILLE
R. S. Gallup of Westboro, Mass,
vas in town last week.
John Cobb is i'll and under the care
# DR.. A. w. Thomas of Jamaica
Oliver LaChance has gone to Man
hester where he has employment.
Arthur Brooks is drawing lumber
o Manchester for Herbert johnson.
Walter Williams is working through
ugaring at the Best place in Peru. :
Lewis Roberts has purchased thu
lace wher Arthur Brooks formerly
we'd.
Miss Halle Morse is working at
larence Smiths in Peru through
lgaring.
George Dorr of Manchester, who has
cen in town visiting friends has re-
lrned home.
Mrs. Lille Smith and two sons,
homas and Bert of Manchester, are
town doing their sugaring.
H. 0. Coleman and H. r. Benson at
,nded road commissioners meeting
Brattleboro Tuesday of last week.
The people of Bondville are very
UGH pleased that DR.. A. w. Thomas
rs returned from West Rupert to =
lmaica.
Mrs. Martin Gleason and son Ernest
Westminster West, who have been
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
rocks, have returned home.