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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-05
NJ STIRRING. \>D DRILLING.
tO<1I<tI ~ tDlNbl; ADO

Denver july ,- Musicriug OF ru-
%riuccrs aud hospital corps aud drills
of infantry. cavalry ana artillery
we're the activities today at ID" mob
li2ation camp of The Colorado nation
al guard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-05

MIN Troops viii get the nIos'
HIN or, OF training oIt of tho
GUuMoxIcan crisis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

2onoor, 30. Te5eniber Ter
eeitern glbeno ji ipdter StunOe oont
britiihen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nrs'
acgebene oifi5ielle 8eriht iogt Sol
ecuoes.
oyiod) einen1 itdrten 9onbaroe,
meilt bcriud]tcn orci 9(btbeiIunecn
oes 5einoes beute N1orget einelt
llcbcrfall auf inicrc Ghiiscngraben
norOpeItIid bon @onmccnirt. 3pet
Der GetoGements muroelt ourd inl.
fer iJeucr 5liriidgetrieber, che iic
unierc Sd1iibenerdben errei1ten;
nic brittle ordne in bic @r1beit Gin,
puroc ober eleih onroui luieoer
binauseetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
GcncrnI.5cISmaridan b. Dladcuicn.

SoHOon St 9crliner 3citimgclt
ipiro bcfomt gegc6en. OaB Gopit1u
&alentiacr ocr Ncieblsba6cr cineS
ocuiiben Sdtd9boctes, fir oos Ser
icrfen bon l2S 5Mificn bon insac-
ianmt $4,000 Ionnen ben Crocii
Golr le @leritc cr6altclt babe. lin,
Ter ocn pou ibm pcricnftcn Sdificn
lit Gin irdn5oiiihcS Slanoncll6oot, ciii
Ernppcu Transportibiif bier nit
&riegSmaicrial bcloocnc Iompicr
lmO Gin monjoiiic6cs Gauhboot mel.
des fl aoblcnoonipier bcalcitetc.
9luBrrocm bciIouO SSnlcntiner 5abl
reic6e @cicAtc nit 6euuiincten
iein0liGcn Sdiiiei inO fapcrte spci
nit @cidbiitcn ocricbcuc Tompfer.
@S mar oicicS Gou66oot. iueldcs
5imdal, allf oen 0}oocira 7Snicll
an ghiiong 0es 9founts bci6oB imo
im Slfcu bon SiuAnl Ous iron5oii-
idlc aaroncnboot ,Snrpriie~ mo.
oic Compier uIacia" unO ,aon9i-
roo~ rcricnfte.
2 cb bmcoc Ocrfcnft?
2ouoon 2S. Ge5cinbcr, 9loDOS
9lgcutur fiinOigte an cs ici grinO
5ir 9Innobmc porbanocn, oob Der
iblucoiidc Oonpicry Sriga" pcrlcnft
worocn ici
Die rnmaniit6cn CelfcIocr.
2onoon %. 0c3cnbcr. S3ei
elmer Gcrionimhtng Der rum1niifcn
coniolioirtcn Gcliclocr GjeleIIihoft
crfldrtc g9m. g8. gfutbcrforo, Gorla
ntcntsulit9lico BON 2iOerpool, oaB
Der mabridcinlidc S9ertb Der 0llrd,
bic 9laiirtcn oui Dem rirn6niihen
&iid5ugc Ocrnidtcten SeliclOcr 30
100000 %hIno betriigc. ST iootc,
cs lei cine griinoli1c SerTtorunq &C.
mcicn bon elmer militGriihcn Nlii
iion nuf 9efpbl bonn Souphlarticr
ousgcfiiGrt. Gicic glrbeit, fiigtc or
bin5r, mocbte oos @rltnociaent6um
uno sic &orrGtbe fir oen 6eino
gon5lif nitblos. Die oeutiden Del
fclocr wdrci eincnl d6nlicbcn Sdid.
iol ni4t entgangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
GnalunO'S Sing i'm Seller.

Gin normegiider 9oufmonu Der
pd6rcuo oes lesten 3cppcliu.9lnerif.
feS IN 2oroon meilte. beriHtct ser
o9iiintcner glugs6. 9l6eno5tg." ii6er
icine Grlcbriiie III 0cm Seller eines
groBcn cnsliiden @eiGditSboides.
in Dem cr bic 3eit wd6rcno oes g(n.
grifiS 5lgebradt bat unO po6in oie
cn0liihe aonigsfonlilie, oie pom oeu
Grcigniiirn iiberroidt purOc, iliid.
tetc.
Ger 9lorpeger er506lt. GdS 9on
ooner @ei6dilslebrn widelt lh nit
@in6rub Der 91o6t III oeu aeIlern
ob "a gegeniudrtig in ser Sonooucr
@eldditspelt Sodconiurttur it,
wiro audl Die 9loht sur slr6cit &c.
nommen Su Sen Sellern 6ciinocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

itauoSfroft 5l 5eiscu ais sic 9luud.
ueN.
Ger oeutiGeSlngrifi iuurOc IN ouS.
gejcidneter @eiie riiteritiitt olrG
oie iibcrraitenocu Griolgc ser tcll.
toniideu Gtrcitfrdftc III ser DobruS-
Ida, 100 nad Dem Sale bon 9uItcba
itno SSiottcbo mir nod Der @riiGcn.
fopf bon Nlolthin cincn g9iocr.
itanospmft fir Ocn 6cino 6ictct.
%roiIo 1T ihon in SduBpcite scr
oeutibcn nnO bulgariiden aonoren.
SSn YlojcOonicn baben oic Gntcn.
telrllppen fcinc mcitercn Soritob.
Beriucbc irtcrnoninlch ubcr Oic bull.
gorildc Sniouteric lit npr0peitlib
pon Dlon0Iiir porgeornnqen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
n0lurOlunO1 Ocrlorsm sssc6cm.

9lantudet, 80. Ce5einber.
Ger Gniipier oDidrpIano" miro mn
nls oerIoren betrodtct. nad,6cm oie
Sunc Der aiiitenuodtihiffc ,,9lciii6-
net~ iuo ,.@rei6am" bis ictt oDnc
griols bIieb Nic eill5iec S3oiiulmg
nuf 91ethn,g Der 81 Sopic itorfcr
8eidting beitcbt oarir OaB Oieie
BON einer brbeifobrcnOen Gonpfer
oiifgenonimen ipiirOer.
Die SiiiteniDnhtififie goben nod
nreifig Stunoen sic Suhe aili iut6
fabnOen iest nad Dem neueu Gam.
bier yG5oua~ non Der GIpoe.2inic,
Eieier Tnmpfer fiibr am 81. Ge5em.
Der bon Bortlano, Nle., nnf 01cip.
Oorf al, bod lunroc ieitber fcinc
aunoe bon i'm bernonlmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
@ar acrcdltfcrtiat.

E'ic @cricui1ne 0cs norlpcgidcn
Iarlpicrs oIclto", Der 9lucrifn.
ner all 9oro 6otie. 9foh bent
ihcr Grfldriing. Ger Ganipier
lpuroc bon slaiirtcn ols Grams.
port bcniitt
9crlin 27. Tci. Iic9mtlport
Der oclltidlcr Aeoieriing ollf cine an.
ocre anicrifuniihe gluirogc lit 9e;uq
orf o5ne @ornltn9 ocricrftc Tam.
pier, III oicicm Sale 6c3iiglidl oce
norucgiiAcn GoinpfcrS vCeio~ NIT
9lmcrifanerit ais gciasime, crfl1rt
Der Ganlpfcr ici 81 Gransport5pe,
den nad cirer frie9fii6renocn 9lceie.
RING gebcrcrt gemeicn, mo ocsbol5
lei ieine 3eritorllng geiebmdbig.
Gicie 9(utiport, ipclfc scr onieri
fonildlcu 9otid)oft ii6crmittclt luur.
sc. 6etont, oaB. Iopeit iUie nl6Qlib.
bic 5i6erbcit scr Wloniidoft Dorgc
ic6en iuuroe. Cen 9cliten ici cine
bolbc Shnoc Set 9eqe6cn lvor0cn
lid IN bic @oote 5lt begc6en. 01s
@ettcr ipnr tlor ln0 Oie Gntfcruung
BON Der Siiitc feirc uIl5ugroBc.
Die 9l6iuidclung Der nGiarino."
9lueelcgcu6eit, ipelde bon Scr ,Srogc
ab6dn9t, % eS Elm 9iceierung5trons.
port ipar, lit 0lird) 0os gl6uorten
oiIf lpeitere Sniormotion pcr5ogert.
Gic Observation-Disclosures bat jipci
9lusidgen ser britiiAcn 0legicriing
5lt ipeiterer Sniornotion ii6crnlittelt.
Gie britiid1e Regiernng gibt su, oaB
eiu Ibeil Der Saoitng onf Der 9leiie
nad Sem Often aus 9Sfcroen beIton0
ooB ser Gompier auf Der 9leiic nod
@cIten a6cr nidjt eebeicrt gciucicn
iai nn0 OeS6olb 1id) nid)t als Gin
1ransportibiif anacieben iperocu
fonntc.
Geltihla10 luartet ouf bic 9hlSlc'
gitng Der Grtlduln9eu bon Setter
Der omerifaniiben 9leeierunq. sSu
Dem ~Slrabic" Sale iino feinc pcite,
ren gntipidelunsen eineetreten,
our lie @}crite iiir lt.goot-
GnpitGn.
u mitetDont 2S.Gcsenber, pia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
gsie sic MnIien hanitrn.

tshHVtl'F lthV ~ApRulksJ
Serlin, %. 1e5einber. ~ Gic
3abl Scr Gibiliitcit Die I'M Sobre
1914 in Siipreuben mdbrcilO ser
riiiiiden Supoiiot ermoroet miir,
oen lit bonn aoniesbcreer itatilti.
ideu 9ureni offi5iell perofientlidt
moroer Cen glugoben Der boIboffi-
5iellen lleberiec 91ohritten Meet,
tiir nod betrdgt Oieielbe 604S, ipo-
BON 80 6raici uarer. Sin5ugefiidt
miro, OnB 33S WSGumer uno IS
6ralen eridjoiicn tpiirOen, as Dsdn.
ner inO cine Srmi iniiroen critpdcn,
27 @ldrner rmO 6raucn niirOcn
tcotgeihlagen 6 @l1ltncr imO ;
6ronen ucrbroirt mo 2 W2dnner
ipiirocn diif eineut 3ugc setobtct. Sci
l07 Mdnnern mo 6roiicu miro
Die @cjcidniiug y9loro~ ols IoocS.
ilriad)e nnee9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

lid Gputore uuo Militerlo9cr, Bars
lmO eiuige WAliifbolleu, Die iucgcrt
Der o3cppcliuiihcr6cit," ole iir
nlarftidreieriid- omioncircn anlj
gute @eiddite maiden. yludb @cidoB-
orebercieu iino in groBer, eerdumi-
Gen aeIIeru littcrgebrott. Sicr
berridt bcionoers rcgcr 9etric6. Ncr
ireenO cine Grc6bopf bot, natt
Munition. 5botiddli6 felt 2onOot
Elm rieiiaes g(rieual Bar, OoS ficbcr-
bnit iiir ocn Aricg arbeitet un0 gorS
lirgebcire Wlcngen bon GriegSirate.
rial bcritcIlt. GS gic6t bcnobe fcil
SonS obne SfrieeSitOuitrie. SD 6c.
idn0 mid geraoe in Sen 2ogerrdu-
men eineS groBeu 2c6cnsmittelDou-
icS, oIs Der 3eppelip9lngriif 5eiu-
lid nnpcrnntt6ct cinicbtc. Sans
ii6crroihcno uaren bic ocutIdcn
Suiiid1iife 9efonlnicn 9lnd) 0at
id)ncll oufeinonoerfoleeuocu furd1t.
barren Eetonotioncn mnbteu cs incbs
rcrc iein Su uiiierer gldbe beiarS
iic5 bic Ct EoufrnB B.Stotion Dir
borhten nit argeholtcnem g(tbcni,
0id)t in inierer 0t1bc inubte cine
9on16e geiollen iein, oeun cs eob ei.
nen cntietlifcn Conner mo eiiic Grs
idiitterung, ais ob sic groe ouseir-
ntoerbrehen moIltc. glllc 9lnlpeieu.
ben iuoren Dor Sdlred freioelpcib.
9SlosliG nnroc bic 3biir 5lt III.
icren ScnerrGumcn olfgeriHcn Der
S{onig, Die aonigii iio Der Scr5og
pon Gonuaugbt traten cin, III 9eoIci-
tiug eincs tleinen @eioleeS. Der
&oni9 mar iocben ouf ocr ct. Bant
rob-Stoiion ougefonuen mo iuo1tc
Die 9lo6t i'm 8udiugbom.Nalait per
brinacn, Do6 oic toniglihcrt gliitos
mobile fonuten 0cn Wee oobin mdt
obuc oic eroBtc @ciobr fir oos Sc
ben ibrer 1SiiinIlen 5urlidlegen Cic
9omben Der 3eppeline bdttcn Die
StroBen oil oielen Stellcn tief oui'
gepiiblt, mo as Ddttc nid)t picl ge-
fcblt Oanu udren Die f0niglid)cn Mo-
gen in einc ioI1c 9ombengrrbe &c.
thirst. Man folnte inunloglid) mei-
tcrfobrei1 Oenn au1 Die berabidlen.
Den @eidoiic ser 8ollonabipe9rgc.
ihiibe biloeten eine idDpere @ciobr.
Ger Ssonig bate ailf @uuih Der So.
nieir befoblen, iofort III Dem nGhiten
Seller llitertiinit 81 iuAeu. Gieier
Seller lpnr Ser unirige. Gem 30nig
mo Der aonigin gina cs nidt beiier
ais ms. Sic moren iingcluobnlidb
erreet imo botten gan5 ncritortc &c
iidjter. Die 9oni9iii fing Dor 9lers
poiit1t 81 peinen oil. Gs mar, ais
ob man Die Ser5en 9laer lHlnecn
borte. Giiiga Au6e bin ino mic.
Der imterbroben BON Dem Conner
einiAloeenOer @eihoIie. Der aonig
nilBte itn9efdbr onoertbalb Stun0en
in Dem Seller bleibeii; w1breno ole.
Ter 3cit bot CT fcire orei @orte &c.
iprofen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29

gsd6rcno ser gSodJt fcucrfc scr
Tcino bintcr unierer 5ront IN Der
gtabbariboit pom gIrrus uno meit-
lid lmo noroweitIib Don Gems cine
sroBc gln5abl BON @as-9om6cu.
Gie glrtillerictb1tiefeit ipor I'M
Sormce@ebict unO III Dem gpcru-
NIbibnitt auf beioeu Soften cine iebr
rcge
Gu GujabI Don 9uiiGeichtcu Bat
licb 5lIgetra9en. lrei ieinOlidjc Dia.
ifiHcr wirOeH 3erit0rt. Qrei anoere
mnroen il lmbeid1Oigtem 3uitaroc
3lm SIblticg ge3pllngen.4
gritcn 6lie9er bombar.
oirten EiirfenIuger
auf 8aIlip oil.
GonOon 2S Ge5. Sine bcitc
gIbcuO pom britiiden Souptqllortier
OeroffcntIidtc oiiijicuc IRittbei-
lung bat iolgcnOcn g8ortInut:
rglm 0icnltog bot elm @eihpo0er
bon Wloriuc gIeropIoneu Sic feiuo,
liden 6clOIogcr IN 05oIato, ouf scr
@oIlipoIi 6olbiuieI nit Grfolg
bomborOirt.
9Im WHttipod bat ciu @ciduoocr
pou SeepIanen Oic G6icaIoor.9riide.
1S Meilen oitIidj BON gloono. alciu-
9Iiien, on9ceriiien itno 5eritort."
Der itoIieniide 8eridt.
Rom pio 2on0on %. Ic3br.
Tos italicniid)e 9ricos gnreoll bat
Die iolgenoc omtliGc @littbeihing cr.
laien.
Sic gSettcr @crbdItuiiie iinO
giiriiiger geiporScn, uuO sic 9IrtiIlc-
ric mar alii beiocu Sciten aftipcr,
beionSers ouf Ocnl &arf.
g9dbreno Scr gldft bo6en nuIere
Gruppcn III Sent @cbiet ii0liA BON
Wontc 6oiti 0ndj eineu lleberra,
idlmgsaugriif cine @rnbc bon ctun
1000 Dieter Iur6nleiier BON 0ea
oitcrrcifiidcn 2inien beiebt.~
8uiiiihc 5tcllungcntu
@ali5ien untcr Scucr.
4ctersbur9, 2S. Tejenber
Iic Gettidal babeH sic ruiiiidlcu
Stellunaeft nad sIngabc oes ruff.
idlCn ariegSamtcS, inter 6cuer &C.
rommer. Gin 8criuh, Ocn TnieitCr
5u iiberitrciter iuuroc ocreiteIt.
Ger @cridt laltet foIqeuOerma-
ben:
o0cs tSeinoeS lc1mcre Soubiben-
@atterien beidieBen glbibnitie inic.
rcr 5ront III ser @egenS oitIid bon
3arfinu, in scr g1a6bnridaft bon
Tcniafi (iilOIid BON 8roSp). tpoieIbit
uuicre @r1ben iteuenpeiIc 5erIt0rt
purOcn, ulO cbenfaHs bic Slbidnitte
pcn @arbu5oip. oes @ufoIopita-
8aIocs lno 9Ilieiiitofta
9Im gtorapnofa.5liiiie eiucm 9|e.
benfluiic Sc8 3Ioto.oipa, frcltJtcn
unicrc &llnOidoiter nad Ocm pcItli-
den llfcr in DER 9}ahboridaft Der
Grtihoft Soiitelnifi biniibcr lmO
bradtcn, nodocm iic fciuoIiHe Ea,
troilillenpoitcn pcrtrieben bdtten,
WfatcriaI 3lut @an bon 1tahelOrabt-
oer6aucn nit 5uriid.
Yeriude oes 6eiuSes, ocn 6Iub
Gnieiter iiio0itIit bon @oeitd, BEL
Simifcuiba, 5u iiberidrciten, wnr.
Den our9 infer 5elier bereiteIt."
Ruiiif6er Grfolo i'm aau.
faiuS.
Eetersburg, 2S. Ec3. -llcbcr
einen rldiiihen Grfolg al scr fou.
faiiid)en 5ront miro bon Yctersburg
oas Solgenoe offijie1 gemcIoet:
u@ir bcieeten oen gan5cn @ipfel
IN iiioIiter 0lidtung bon 9ltamot
iiiolid) bon Ban. Gie Giirfen Soqen
iib in Der 9lidtlne OeS GrtcS Sli
5iriid"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
,oila urtcr 6cncr ocut.
idcr @eidHsc
(orabIIos na8 ea0bInc1

Berlin, Is. GeS. 9roila,
oos ipiHtige rinidiiii1c Gel Gen.
trim iino @ctrcioc DEPOT iu ser
norooitIiden @alatei, lit inter Dem
6eicr Ser ccutitcu uno bulooriihen
@eidiibc BON Der anOerru Scite Der
Conan her. 90 crflGrt Der W1ilitdr,
Stritifer Ser lleberiec g}odlridtcn,
gl9entur in ieinem 6eltigen 9iiid6lid
ani Den 6eloSug segcn 9lnnldnicn.
st idbrt FORT ..Gie llcbcrreitc scr
rnmdniid)en Grnppeh Die in scr
@aIlahei bon ibrem Sdndial CT.
reitt ipilroer 6abeu licb in llnorO.
niins biiitcr Den 5GiB Serptb 5uriid.
9cjo9en nm bort lt1tcr ruiiiider
'yii9rilng rcorgauiiirt 3u iuerocu.
@leid5eitig ietten Iid) oie 9iniicn in
tart 6efeltigten SteIlitngen bei Rim.
nit Sarat SIR gSebr, I'M einen fpei.
terei gorrnorih ser teutoniiden
Iruppcn olif SEN Serei6 81 Derhin.
bern. Sn c5oIae oeiien boben i'd
neuc nno beftige @efettc dbgeipicIt.
2ie perbiiuoeten Oeiiti6cn nno
olterrci9iib inedriIfeu 5treit
fr1ite 1aber bel i6rem erifcn g(n.
ltirn 5000 eteforgenr eenod1t unO
an Sooen oelporner. GoS itorf BE-
Telti9tc Gorf 6ilipedlti pelMes I'M
Centrum an Der 9obn uoh @railo
eelegen lit iieI IN ibre Sdnoe, ebcu
ME pic ongren5enoen @oiitioncu ouf
beioen Seiteit ser Staot.
Gic nclsen riiiiiifcn 1rippen.
ivelfle beociteno nnneriid1c Stdrfe
beiisen iteineu feire eroBere @iOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-29
@sbI(0Idgt
Mi Der rumdnii9erI
syrOut
Bpm ruiiii6en WeneraIs
itab 5mgegcben.

NH 80 ~TNHtDNAV EbNlldS NlllbNlDNll wv
Qeutiben Oen guiicn mcbrcrc
%0bcn. Sn Scr @eocnO bon
@irhniF.Sarot purOcu oic rili.
DISCRIMINATION Truppcn 5uriid-
ocoranot. Su Dem fIciuen
i6ucn nod perbIicbcncu IDcil Scr
Gobruoida mebrcu iid oie &uiien
pcromciielt.
BctcrSburG, pio 9onOon, 2S.
Ic3ember. Eie 99uIien nnO ibre
AIliirteu leiitcn in Dem fIcincn Lbeil
DER Iobru6iba, 0cr ibnen nod oer-
bIiebcn it, cncr9iibeu @ioeritano.
Ole telltoniider Gritppcn bobcn oil
Der N}oloai.Sren3e ben &uiieu mcb-
rcrc Sober eutriiIcn. 9lu@ in ocr @e.
ecn6 bon Rimnif.Sarat lunrOcn oie
riiiiiit-runldniidcn Eruppcn 5uriid-
ectriebe1i,
1ies miro III ser nahitc6enOcu Of.
fijieIlen 9Iufiinoieltug OeS ruiiiidct
@ricgsbureaus gentcIOet, ocr beute
g|admittde peroifeutIidt mr0e:
~@c5rcrc slngriifc 0cS 6ciuoes
IL Der @egeuo iiiolib scr 9ouun
pnrOcn jiiriidgeihIn1cn unO trueen
ibm ernitIihe 8erlltiie cin.
@eitIid non 8i5ir Sloonoc 6a6en
briiiidc @oujcr gltomobiIe (EmfS)
nit oa5n beigetrngen, Oic glnerifft
jHriideeidIager. Ter tnpiere Som.
mnuoant oeS britiihcn glutomobil-
Getodcnent9 puroe in ser Shlaht
pont Iicnitag nerIpunoet. Troboem
iiberiiobm or icbou fpicOer am Mitt-
nod Oas Gouuan0o uuO tric6 ocn
6eiuo in Sic 6Iucbt.
lcr 6eino iinteruabm III Der Co
brnSidln cntIona ser qonScn 5ront
@neriffc gceeu sic Don uniercn Dor.
bnt-Iruppen bcebteu iStcIIirugcu
er puroc iiberaIl Ourh oaS Scrcr
iinierer gIrtilIerie 5uriidactriebcn,
au3genommeu am 1orfe g}afcI, oa3
or beicttc.
gin Der NIoIoau-Girenje crgriif Der
6einO init bfrdhtIidcn Qruppeu.
maiicu bic GffcniiDc cutIone Der
Jrout Dor ocH Corie GjIasbiiitc biz
nob Se5me5o irno bcIcbtc, uuIcre
gIbtbeilingcit 5uriidor1nqcuO inch.
rerc pobeu.
On Der @egclo uor6Itb lun0 Iii0Iid)
bonn IbaIe Oes 6luiIes Goftiaua nno
I'M Dlitll5-lbalc. oitIid bon Sc,.
mejo, Oaitert oas @inecn fort. Ger
gorrorid Oes 6einocS luiiroc IiioIid)
bon Se5mc5o onrd, iinier iuirfIulneS
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-01
ALASKA" WHEAT OF
POWERFUL GROWTH
One-half Only of Seed Used as of 9th
er Wheat-48 Stalks From One
Grain.

A new wheat, said to be known by
the trade name of Alaska" that is
being tried out in Berkeley county is
pronounced by humber of farmers
to be making a good showing for this
year
The Farmers &c Merchants bank
has on exhibition the product of one
grain from limited acreage sown by
G. c. Henry, of Opequon district, for
ty-eight fully developed stalks, each
bearing a well-filled head. This wheat
is of a bearded variety and is said to
yield rather literally but by many it
is claimed the grain is lacking in the
quality Of firmness. At least it is a
powerful growing variety, and only
enc half to three-fourths bushels CT
grain are sown as against one and a
half and two bushels Of other wheat
per acre.
1t remains to be seen what this
great freak in the cereal family will
finally do for this section. 1t may be
in time that after becoming acclimat-
ed all the Objectionable features claim
ed now will be overcome by the rich
limstone soil Of the Shenandoah val
ley.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-01
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Strange Evidence Can Be Had in
Martinsburg.

Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of fu-
ture results. Anyone with bad back;
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles from kidney ills, should find
comforting words in the following
statement from Martinsburg man:
M, A. Little, retired grocer, ia
N. Queen street, Martinsburg, says:
i was bothered by symptoms of kid
ney complaint for years. Sometimes
after standing for hours at a time,
my back got very sore and painful.
also had other symptoms OF kidney
complaint. | used Deans Kidney
Pills, procured at E. C. Shepherds
Drug Store and was well pleased
with the results Statement given
Feb. Is, 1909
OVER FOUR YEARS LATER, Mr..
Little said: Il have never been both-
cred by kidney trouble since Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Little has twice publicly recon-
n.ended. Foster-Miiburn Co, Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-01
HARVEST HANDS
FEW IN NUMBERS
Many Farmers Planning to Take of
Entire Acreage Single
Handed.

Farmers are complaining bitterly
of the scarcity OF labor for harvest
ing, and many parties with large
acreage say they will have to handle
their corps single handed. w. A.
Sprinkle of Four Mile Woods said
today that he has been unable to Sc
cure any help at all and is planning
to take off his wheat crop of rs acres
single-handed. He says he will run
his Mccormick binder awhile then
let the team rest and gather the
sheaves. While this would seem to
be a slow procedure it at least beats
the old reap-hook and sickle method
remembered by our gray-haired citi-
zens, but then crops were limited as
rule to a few acres and neighbors
Joined each other in the work in turn
as the grain ripened.
Wheat crops generally on the lime
stone belt will be ripe next week,
and even now on the slate hills the
grain is golden. Barley generally has
been harvested, and of this valuable
feed crop there was a rather large
acreage this year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-01
PRESIDENTS AND
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS

If Charles Evans Hughes is elected
president he will be the frs baptist
to hold that office.
There have been eight Episcopalian
presidents, seven Presbyterians, four
Methodists, two Dutch Reformed and
four Unitarians. Jefferson labeled
himself liberal in religion, but his
enemies said he was AN atheist.
The Episeopalians made their big
presidential record in the early days
Of the Republic, while the hold of
the Church of England was still
strong.
Garfield was ordained as a preach
er in the Church of the Disciples.
Hughes would make the goth law
yer to occupy the White House. Only
eight presidents so far have not been
members of the bar.
Eighteen of our presidents out of
the n were college men, and as
Hughes went to two colleges, he will
strengthen the forces of the sheep
skin holders
Hughes is member of the Delta
Epsilon Greek letter fraternity. as
was Garfield.
The average age at which men
have been elected president was So.
Hughes is only a. Roosevelt was AZ
when he succeeded Mckinley, and he
was our youngest president. "Tippe-
canoe" Harrison was ST.
Hughes is just 10 years younger
than his running mate, Charles w.
Fairbanks.
All our presidents except two-van
Buren, and Roosevelt-were of Brit
ish extraction. Jefferson, however,
was the only Welshman, and Hughes
ancestry also goes back to Wales.
The father of Justice Hughes was
"a clergyman. Three presidents
Wilson, Cleveland and Arthur-were
sons of preachers.
II you want your son to be presi-
dent you had better buy a farm. An
even dozen presidents were sons of
farmers, and farmer boys beat all
others in the race to the White
House.
Lincoln was the first president to
wear full beard, but since his day
Grant, Hayes, GARFIELD, Arthur and
Harrison have worn extensive facial
aeprnments. Hughes has plenty of
presidents in his aversion to patron
izing razor.
The nomination Of Hughes proves
once more that the best stepping
stone to the presidency is a governor
ship.
Wilson, Roosevelt, Mckinley, Cleye,
land, Hayes and Johnson were state
governors. Philadelphia Ledger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-01
TYLER-COLE NUPT|ALS
PERFORMED IN FARGO
Accomplished Bride Daughter of Epis-
coraI Bishop-Relatives in Mar
tnsburg.

a pleasing surprise came Sunday to
many friends here, the old home of
the bride, in the form of an announce
ment of the marriage on Thursday,
Junue %, of Miss Mary Tyler, daugh
ter of Bishop and Mrs. John Poyntz
Tyler, at Fargo, n d., to Mr.. Edward
H. Cole.
The bride will be remembered by
many MartinsbTg friends as a very
handsome, fascinating and highly edu-
Gated young lady She is a graduate
of Hannah Moore and Sweet Briar
Colleges. She is the granddaughter
of Mrs. d. w. Roderick. and a niece
of Mrs. A. b. Noll and Mrs. A. NJ
Gilbert, of this city. For number
OF years Rev. Tyler was rector of the
Episcopal church at Hagerstown and
about two years ago he was made bish-
op in the Dakota diocese and located
at. Fargo.
Mr.. Cole is a wealthy and prominent
hotel man Of the west, being the own.
er of two hotels in Fargo
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Tyler in the Fargo
cathedral, and the event was made
most quiet because of the illness OF
the brides sister.