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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
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niilc I'M @a,ielters @cbiet, mo bie~ ~Sul=
fen, .anidleinenb obne auf sen .seringz
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sd)ub ftel. nnb oab Die oltcrreidzunSI
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gen. llnO Die Hllllcn fplgten ibnen.
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grfolg al1e1 auf Den redtcn Sliiael scr
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pol, iparcn bic rltliiidcn Nnltrensunz
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nnd) anfdngltd]eh Sbctlernlgen bon
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fen.
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llngarns ipreben.
8eraoc in Der 2eidtigfeit, nit Ser
Die sfltiien borriiefen, licst Sic bodlt
notwithstanding gliidli@c a1lung ocs
leet bllnflen @atbIels.
gerltn, 18. MusuIt. ltebcr Ben
Sortgang Der @dmpfe an Ser Sitfront
CAB bag 5 grobe Sauptqlartier scitern
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Sront BEG gr5ber5oss aarl Iran5:
psiiblid BON 3alpe5eb biparcn eejter,,
Nbenb nod Iebbafte Sample I'M Ounz
&c. slns Den iibrigen &fgebietcr,
IN Den &arpatben linb Gperatipnen Scr
Snfantcrie ni6t 5u permclben. ltuz
lere Srllppenbclpesllngen iueroen il,
llebereinltinmung NIT inherent 9ro<
granpn ausgefiibrt.
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&arpatben BON llns llnternunmencn
innb fir llns 9liitflid bcrlaufenen slnz
|9riff mddten mir 700 Gcfangeue lmo
erbelltcten 8 Mnldincnselpebrc. 3u
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gc9riffen.~
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lee griff Der Seil,b nit lcppahen
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ourd nnicr slrtiaeriefeuer 5uriidaee
triebel1."
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9illIlild)e snsriffe an pcrldieocuen
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'oelttidcn @erbiinoeteit 3uriicfgetpic1en
iporben, ipie ei1t amtliber 8erlincr
9eridt pom 5onntas belngt. 9crlclz
be lalltct:
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@i1bcnbur9s: Gltliil6e gngriffe iiibe
Iib bon gmorgen l1nb IN Ser gabe
BON 2ubics5plp lparen crfolglps. 8clts
lid bon 3alpc5e ipllrbcn feinblidc anz
griffe allfgebalten.
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10 m Ser 8pltr5pea Sront, iiibipeitlid
bon stanislal, lpllrben ruliiiebe Mn<
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bcutuHg bat lib ereignct."
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Gali5icn.
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|ner @elbnng pes ss'crlincr SngcbIat~
tes, 10 bcridtct ser 9lnitcroa,uer aprz
relppnbent bcs Mcute,b,leaits tclearas
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lpolbpniiden ricaJidrurlaee geiporz
fen. Ser Sruppenilcilspprt poll5iebt
lib pbne l1ntcrbrcebnng ln,o pAlc 9inz
oernil1e. Sic @annlbaften iino ne,t
llno allfs naiTc eqliipirt Anb iomn,en
aus ben aiiatlld1sn Trphtn5,n.
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:.
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g'1 an1tlttper pH'9al,'uer oei'Dt hoer
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Sic oprtise,, Sample ols ugdcinmanoz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

sSaibinstpn. IA. slusllt Sic
&pnfereno bet Siibrer Ser @riiperitafz
ten fanb i'm vGrilnen 3inmcr" oes
@ciben @uuIes ltatt. q. .. o5arret<
fon, Erdlibent ser giIenbubne&ououf~
teure, par Ser @prtiiibrer. ST ers
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

tldrte oeln GraNoentcn sic Sorocrlin<
gen Der gilcrbabnangeiteIlten betreffs
eines sldtltulrocrl=9 =9lrbeit5tages uno
/ y spbn fiir lleberitlnocll. Ct be-
Itano oorollf, 0aB oieie 6oroerln9cu
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lon9ere slnIprad]c an sic 9cute, in
pcldler CT i6nen flor mndte, meld6
fiirfterlide &alanttt1t cin @eneralz
ltreif I'M Gjefplse BADEN nliiBtc, 1no
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Imen getroffcn lperoen niiNe Ser
Srditoent fro9te oann nac6 belt Sc
tails Der Sproerltngen Scr @iienbabn<
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linn dllscinunOerierte. Ser Gr6Iioent
Iperlpraf), oieic Gem Committee Ser
Observation-Disclosures ppr5nlegen uno
stlcs auf5ubieteit, Inn cine @runblagc
5u finoen auf tpelder belize Gartcielr
lin lpcitere llutcr6anblungcn einfretc,l
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|be slntii1oi9ung ntadlen: SD babe
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Observation-Disclosures cil1en bcfinitts
ben @cgenpprihlag noden ipllelt. Sic
I iino bereit, inn Grill5ip einem Sthicose
ecridt bei6upflidlten mcnn burcb beu
@e9cnnorldlag ocr @ilcnbabngelells
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|uno I'M llbr 9laebmittn95 cine ipIcbc
Init sen Siibrern Der @rioericbaTteu
babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

(Tortieeuns allf Ser 4. eeite.)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
OTHER VIEWS


AZ an Levels.
official lnsesi,gauons demanded hy
the EVonlng World ufirr ts exposure
nl plots te bonsi the price OF eeal have
already some deep oneugh Ga cause a
q, clded ehange IN the local market
nospitr the cold weather, rVtsil prices
ri coal trpughuul The cits have not
gone above s7.fS e. 80 Ts a ton Abnor.
NAL as these figurcr arv, there afe
plenty ~ slens thai tho sou,lty of
federal investigators has discouraged
spectators WIN laid their plans for
ccai st fls per ION or higher
Meanw hile inspectors ~ the bureau
% weights and treasures have rounded
W fort, two coai dealers oharecd with
short deliveries during the past
iwo weeks Here A. an oNvellent in
sianVc ~ tho way tlic price boosting
example Is followed an The Wa, down
The line Most ~ the forts two are
mnon peddlcrs or cellar StoFe dealers
who sell ln small quantities 10 the poor
Let the his dealer n food f.s, M
any other common necessity exact IL
heavier profd r,vm tho CONSUMER and
how quickly the smaller ffy IN an
Kinds Of business conclude the moment
Is ripe, cithcr ~ pdding penny on twn
70 prices or by ,lnkcrlnE with scales
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

D0vid LLOYD George has spuk
en-. Only Fragments Of his mos
sage were available Yesterday aft
cruoon. but enough was kuowli to
cloud The hope of any immediate
understanding between the war
ring nations. The basis OF peace.
according 20 England $ loader,
must be rcparatipu from Germany.
and il Is BIZ no means likely that
Germany IS going 20 oflrr any.
thing fuller than redistribution
Of territory according 10 the map
Of 1914. Ca thr crest of series
of great triumpns. Germany can.
not be Thought OF a. humble, even
though her people are worn with
strife and ready 10 effect an IN.
derstanding which viii leave them
some evidence OF succcSS at arms.
II is hardly possible that they are
IN position to weigh The future.
haying the immediate past 10
argue hy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

rho Sow Zealand government Us CON,
sidernp taking up tne aoieuuflc foster
luF nf the oyster industry.
4 ,up has been invented ip hold b
lfonoii ON telephone white ciHln
pfey'nla d hclng esnled 9wey
departments are ander was ln spain
with Misunderstanding fn'i hy comnFos.
sing rice nurln and inr into nriWlcta.
Ans person can h1if sole ms own
shoes with Recently Invented snieF fhht
aro attached N clamps around thc
cdgea.
Chue'g fret steel mill hAH boon opon-
90 to manufacture he metal from scrap
iron. heretofore exported 90 Europe
\ norei lap robe Tor motorists if
featcur,d hy simra 20 suspend 20 from
the shoulders ana pochoa thU serve
aa d mutt
German hroNviiea tro manufacturers
= fafm rf iHfi BOB nr mspd with atW O.
fnNN CAB IHUfrlHl lhft nonlehinn Nni
itlet
Scientists hr.c doelded that hnd
temper iH herod,tar, ana ear hc traced
to ancestors ana transmitted Co. de-
aaHnd ants.
rrissan law requires thai hFhis
ho Inspected hy an cNpctt electrician
nt least once yrpr
ptunrylVuninH atnte nurseries nr'
huauginr 90 provide nearly N0no 900
trae seedlings fu, refnreatinn operations
in tho apung
\ mo esr Inns boon discovered N
Austria Tor extracting from common
sifnw nhrc for splnnine roanmhinp
iutr but costing aud woiehtns less
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Tho nnieG nuwtra hsur much more
than 300 900 oou people nnd oommtnd
fhe aon. iho central empires nna tior
auieN have much lDea fhsu $50 900 600
people and nfe ahut nam within fhrir
own frontiers a nsr 600 lttrIunn hna
boom in tnuetcaa far two tsur aud
four months Yot Houm4ni1 whose
rulors ioinea tnc allies without rom.
pulslDu zee D. time when 10 appeared
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
ANf19STEveR
: SAYS
eRocRAsrlNArloN IS rHe THIEF oF sesuLrs

How yon and in fact ever, body
m an thls world loves 60 pnt thiuss
OFT Ana Nvt the sentrrcr eill io it
lWtcy has hsOn the ruin ~ many nat-
uralN ntiEht peopir Nnu know.
friends tomorrow newer oomp- and
consequently the woth cvntmuN rc.
mains undvnr.
Every pieve 90 ,Furk lcfl unfinished
is q milestone on she Wide road OF
failure, Not nne 1T a. want tu travel
that rNad casN thoush d mas b, fnt a
short lmc.
AZ nrst 81 Is VfN vers hard 40
fnrcv ourselves tO De- thme when
Ne fsrl lndisposed Hat ever, time
Nc cnnanor cur inclination tu rnut
NnNthlne ofr We mako q et~lVt to
overcome that FEELING ncNt time
" NashinEion had nrt Ell cros-ins
the Delaware until the weather was
q hli mildsr there would be- uo shortcuts
Unltvd states fAmctica TODAY The
same theme applies to 2ho surccss OF
individuals. None ~ rs can afford to
put on task. no matter how small
a may APPEAR az he. Tho actnsl deca
may not be so important, but Il Is the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

mission. n II said that VAST quantities
~ Mdpplica have fallen into tie hands
81 Germany and lte Hliicp. ard the
quantity ~ grain captm~@ vii enanic
Germans a. increnro her four allow
Anfc one pound per capita per week
from Jan 4 20 the beeinning N tho
summer German agriouiWista with
the necessary plOwa and machinery Hre
preparing fDr the cultivation ~ iiu-
mnninn lands meet year. GcrmaIr has
admitted prare proposals but her Nie.
torions generals are preparing fg an-
other liupeian lnveaion and the hapiess
survivors Ut tho army Of iiumanln heee
been rrirnpped by the Tcuionie inynd
rrs Font Worth Record.
Civil and Religious Liberty.
IiuRh Nugenf fitzRerald. in the fori
worth iiatoed. aifiheH high upte ia
the following sentence
There may be peace siRns some
whcg. bHt they are mt visible ~
tho naked eya ~ q neutral Nhe ~
ever Tor America first, Amrriaa
efficion, and America fnr nli mon
who love the flag ~ their adoption
and are willing 20 give ihcr lives
II necessary fDr the priceirss hoona
% eiyii and religious liberty ~ be-
enjoyed by al regardless ~ race
or creed or proFious condition ~
Hcrfitudf,
That's the true American spirit
America first why NOT
America Efficient. why not7
America for an lovers ~ freedom
baoiicd by the sword " necessary
why notY
u was the spirit ~ the men who
signed the Declaration ~ independence
10 Be- good 20 iito in land whsrs
liberty b. held to Doe Il priceless pos
snafiuu
Isn't IL about iime fcf the people
af Europe to come into their 00d
giyon rights Waco Tlmos-l icraid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
SOME LATE ONES

"whN can't wc have oegs for hreak
fan. we Nhu3 sfford ON. my dear
What IL ! grt yea a diamond necklace
inHivad iIttshufg Post
rhcros an uld proN,rh "Nesg
"ro the effect that foods ,uah LEA whore
angels fear a. triad" Well angels
arc muauy har,fnotod YOU know uns
90 he careful wtoro thcy tread.
louis, ne Counter Journal
Tho reporter wHa interviewing tao
ieadine politician This" said the la
tcrNirwon 10 tho axe of steel hud %
parton nv please. iufrfruntod thr
Interviewer 'hut in behalf 81 accuracy
would sou kindb spell that WORD ''
iirowphiga Maraaine
Welt 81 40 the n,pudrncc' Nsk
mR me 10 heip Won hscanse you have
thrive wives to support rheY dnnt
belong 90 me. mlsitr thos hclons Co nae
some ln-iaw iloslon Transcript
no Nnu expect landslide ncNt
mGf' no" replied senator Sor.
ghum "pui our way I'm anatd enc
only movement IN political real estate
win be- a little mud silnging WASH
neton star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Carranga didn't sign the rrolo
col. but he is willing TO- II AZ.
pears thnt he wns only displeased
with It's language and iis coudi
tions. and that he Is too Identified
80 sigu au agreement of that sort.
anyway In other words. he would
be perfectly willing 90 sign q Joint
agreement ii he were permitted
10 frame Il aud write it and take
il 10 Washington under military
escort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Yesterday we were walking
down the street and hud.hoart
ed man stopped us and handed us
check and We were completely
bcwildcred aud only opencd our
mouth and blinkcd and gulpcd
several times ia rapid suecession.
AZ this late hour, we wish To us.
sure him HAT what we were sirug
Cling ia say WAS "fhank y0u sir
and may the Lord bless yml aud iva.
crease your kind.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Russia has hecn considered the
weak link ia the Ailcs chain. bat
Gcrmany's ambitions Ia Poland
aud Courland have evidently
awakened the Slays and united
them beyond reasonable donbi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
"Wednesday. Dec. 20. 1916.

What could hc more appropriate
than wet Chia,masf And wc
don't mean artificial moisture.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

When we do bad thing, we
blame the devil when we do q
good thing. We blame ourselves
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
Texas Press


The Corpus rhtl % business men arc
osssevlaiivc ~ seod ihinRn and arc get,
ting right ~ anl showing their anpro-
citation In Il hctilting manner when uhcl
decided 10 Eivr the guartsmeu station
cd there Merry chramas True they
are being assisted In this wnrk nom
lhe several home lowns ~ thr quarts
men. bat nevertheless, the spirit of 9ifl D.
giving ~ thcre and iemonstiaa,s t. tho
roSas militamen that Corpus Nhrls,l. .
ans nte rlAd that lhrN aro located la
their midst. rhis spirit could wcti De
taken an here and IN AN other border
elliea Where the elardsmen are sta
toned, MeAllen Monitor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Everybody enjoys IL for more than just SIS
thirst qucuchmg qualities the pleasure II
gives comes from its flavor purity and whole.
some nutriUousneas tie enioymut Of these
qualitics s. independent Of time or season.
To GET fun pleasure out Of Dutch lunches,
Welsh arebls oysters. CLAIMS. laAstet7 sau.
sage cheese a-d a-y D'L.r -uch dcUc.ous
cdiblcs Bevl should De ia-ild-l.
Serve Fl with your meals too. Everyone ~
The table SSH enjoy the 4cst 81 adds CD eating
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Address ell business communication
ana make out al checks drafts. money
orders and express orders 20 The Caller
Publishing Company. Al items, articles
and communications should be address.
81 20 Editor. Corpus Christi Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Field Marshal Won iiindenhurc Ia a
recent Interview declared that IS. ooa.
900 rlcn had been last Ia the war ~ the
allies AMI that nr the allcs did no, win
Wlth thcer They certainly Will MOI he
victorious without them 1ic admitted
that the lnsscs ~ The centtal powers
have moi been light lie admitted that
German success II the victory ~ brains
over heart cf intciigrnce over senil
ment ana fosling, that they send thou.
sands 20 death that tens 81 thousands
may live, Won Hlndcnhnrg AZ preparing
20 move into Winter quarters ana il rs
his belief ttat no nvcplo with spark al
manhood and honor VIII ever submit
~ cxistenre and national honor e. an,
court Ct arbitration composed Of other
peoples. More than M .AoV prisoners
have bern taken Ia tho i,umanian cam.
paikn ana with the dead and wonndcd
\ " estimated that motp than half OF
The Rumanian armies are out of com
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO hpvERTisERe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
AT REUNION AND BANQUET

The Sd Virginia Officers Association,
composed of men who fought in the
Spanish American war. held it's eigh-
teenth annual reunion and banquet at
the Metropolitan Hotel last night Col.
Thomas S. Keller of Charlottesville
was POSTMASTER.
Addresses were made by the major
ity of those present. with Lieut.. Gov.
]. Taylor Ellyson of Virginia leading.
Many letters of regret from members
unable to attend were read.
Among those present were Mr.. Elley-
son. Col. Keller. Capt. Samuel A. Shad-
rach, Danville: Capt. Herbert H. Wing
field. Charlottesville; Capt. Stephen r.
Donohoe. Fairfax; Capt. Maurice B.
Rowe. Fredericksburg; Capt Richard
L. Miller, Washington. D. c.; Capt Jo-
seph lie Masurier. Richmond; Capt
William E. Thompson, New York;
Capt. Silas l.. Cooper. Culpeper; Lieut.
Richard c. l.. Moncure. Falls Church
DIR. Herbert c. Mallory. Richmond
William F. Long. Charlottesville
Lieut.. John s. White. Charlottesville
Maj. William M. Smith, Alexandra
Capt. Thomas B. Cochran. Alexandria
A. p. Roe, mayor of Fredericksburg
Harry Payne. Manassas. and q. NJ
Honey, Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
DIES ABOARD LIGHTSHIP.
Capt. A. N. Thistel Succumbs to
Ptomaine Poisoning-Two Others III.

Andreas7 NJ Thistel mate of lightship
No. Il. on the Diamond shoal station,
N. C.. died suddenly aboard the ship
last week. Responding to radio calls,
the United States torpedo boat de-
stroyer Cushing was sent to the ship,
and in addition TO finding Mate ThisteI
dead. Radio Operator f. r r. Buck
and1Seaman G. Kemp were found ill.
Buck and Kemp and the body of the
mate were taken to Norfolk Ptomaine
poisoning is ascribed as the cause of
the death Of Capt Thistel and the ILL
ness Of the others. Capt Thistel was a
resident of Baltimore His wife and
four children are living. He entered
the lighthouse service in 1898.
Having had general repairs COM
pfeted at Charleston. lightship No. 40.
one of the local lighthouse district
navigation guardians. has left Charles
ton in tow % the lighthouse tender
Cypress The tender Orchid, from the
local district. has sailed down the coast
and Will meet the Cypress and her tow
at sea Taking the lightship from the
Cypress. the Orchid will bring her to
the Portsmouth depot. preparatory to
placing her on a station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
HYATTSVnLE COMPANY
IS WELCOMED HOME
Men Are Given Dinner and Reception
on Arrival From Four Months
Border Service.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
EVANSVILLE. November 4.-Fol-
lowing more than four months of
border service at Eagle Pass. Tex,
Company F, 1st Maryland Infantry, re-
garded as the crack company of the
state. was mustered out of federal
service in Baltimore today, where it
has been stationed since its return
from Eagle Pass about two weeks ago,
and arrived home about dusk. Resi-
dents of Hyattsville and vicinity turn
ed out in large numbers and. aided by a
brass band. accorded the soldiers an
ovation. Alighting from the train. the
men fell into marching order and, head
ed by the band, swung down the plat
form, through the lower business sec
ton of the city and on to the armory.
Here they were told a genuine old
fashioned Maryland dinner was await
ing them at Masonic Hall. They lost no
time getting to the hall and at work
on the chicken. mashed potatoes. etc.
Following the spread Mayor John
G. Holden, Charles w. Clagett and
boys on behalf of the city with brief
addresses. Capt. Oswald A. Grea ger re-
sponded. A huge American flag.
bought with funds raised through
Cub. was presented the company by
Mrs r. E. White. A reception follow
ed after which there was dancing.
Company F. which is composed of
boys from all over Prince Georges
county and a few from Washington.
was organized May S. 1912. with
strength of ffty-four men, The pres
ent strength is three officers and los
enlisted men. The national defense
trophy awarded annually by the Du
Popt powder works was won by Com
papy F during the target seasons of
1913, 1914 and 1915. In 1914 and 1915
the company also won the national
trophy awarded by the United States
War Department.
In Maryland forty-two organizations
compete annually for these trophies.
Company F. lays claim to the honor
of having been the first company in the
country to inform the War Department
of it's readiness for service when the
National Guard was ordered out in
June. Capt. Greager informed the War
Department his company was ready
hardly onehalf hour after the order
had been issued it is said