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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-28

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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Miss Marian Buchanan is home
from Albuquerque where she worked
awhile in the telegraph office.
Russell Ray of Aztec departed for
Cincinnati this morning to attend
college.
j. w. Ralson and son of Cedar Hill
marketed n carload of hogs at
Gradens packing plant today.
l.. S. Miller returned to the La
Platas today, after transacting bust
ness here.
Mrs. Annie Wigglesworth of Wat
erfall ranch went to Telluride this
morning to visit her son, Jack Wig
ellsworth and family.
Mrs. A. l.. Cotton of Silverton was
bound for Cortez this morning TO
look after her ranch holdings and at
tend the fair.
Miss Elizabeth Hoskins, an inter
esting San Francisco girl, departed
for home this morning, after pleas
ant visit with friends in these parts.
w. A. Balcom of Pueblo, maintain
ance engineer for the d. & r. g.,
looked after department business
here last night
Mrs. Della Watson of Dolores was
registered at the Southern last night
She was on her return from Kiowa,
Kansas, where she made an extended
stay.
w. II. Coggershall, superintendent
of the Shiprock agency, and S. Jen-
sen, the agency farmer, are guests
at the Savoy while transacting bust
ness here.
Mrs. |. r. Phillips and little daugh
ter, Janith, of Titusville, Pennsyl-
vania, were up from Tiffany last
night for a brief visit with the for
mer's brother, |. f. Levey and wife.
Willie Whitehead, son of Attorney
Whitehead OF Aztec, left this morn
ing for Denver where he will enter
the Dental department of ID. U. He
spent yesterday in Durango visiting
with his sister, Mrs. George Smith.
Robert Buchanan left for the May
Day section on business connected
with the Jumbo mine, the mine in
which he is interested. Some ore has
been shipped from the property this
year.
M. Knight, a well known ID. & X.
&. brakeman, is at Mercy hospital
suffering with broken ankle, an in
jury he sustained when he stepped
thru hole in the platform at one
of the stations down the line.
Mrs. w. II. Meeks and their daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred came over from
Pagosa last night to join Mr.. Weeks,
who is acting as telegraph operator
and ticket agent at the local passen-
ger depot, while L. S Lively is taxi
ing his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimsey and
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. BILLY"
Haynes of Denver returned this
morning, from a few days outing at
Electra. The Haynes will remain in
Durango the guests of the Kimseys,
until after the fair.
Mrs. Phebe Guymon of Provo,
Utah, left for Mancos this morning
on her way home from visit with
her daughter Mrs. Bloomfield, wife
of post trader, on the Navajo res
ervation. Miss l.. Stolworthy Of
Kirkland accompanied her as far as
Mancos.
After Ewes for Breeding Purposes.
Charles and B. Heather left for
Antonito today after 1,500 Rambouil-
let ewes, they purchased sometime
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Nd1tItMnccngcict
mactt lscpfIGmcr5en!

@oBingtun G. De5. Gas
Sutsfomitee fir 5miideuitnatIi6cn
Son0eI pir6 NIT 9etitiouen BON
8uaongeiteaten. pelfe ni6t Den
bier 9ruoeridaften onaeboreub iibcr.
Ioufen, melfe foroern, Dab iie in
6as Ghhhrnoen GrbettStaG .@cict
nit einbeidloiicn meroen.
Ger gunoeSienot mlir6e in cinem
Brief BON Senator Renldn0s olli-
%oeforbert. 0os 2lhtiuiuoen' Gr.
beitstog. @eieb un6 oeiien 9eItim.
mnmacn aud uIi oae iibrigen Balm.
onaeiteqten ous5uoebnen, Die nidi
brett i'm 8~ugbertebr beiddftigi
itno. nm Den so &roSent Der 9ubn.
o~naeIteQten melfc bisbcr beiieitC
qclaiicn muroeL @erehtigteit miOcr'
fobren gu Iaiien.
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GrcdIcnc drbcitcnI
idsarfe GcicSc aus!
@rubibitiOn iuG NIT aler Strense
in @ebrasta ORrbsefiibrt
ncrOen.

2iucom, g3cb., 6. De5. Die
9robi6itioniiten trcfftA bcreits ole
@orfebrruncn 9robibition bom II.
0Ioi ab nit gr0Btrr Strenge ourh-
5ufilbren. Gle arbciteu cine sc.
iebcsporIage aus. malhe bis gum
eriteu Sanmar icrtiggGtcllt mo Damn
iofort Ser 2egislatur cingcrcidt per.
Den ioa.
". z. G6ompion, 8oriiscr Der
Acbrosta 0rp 5cOerution ertIGrte
qcitern sen MitglicOern ocs Count
Aomitecs. Dab cr bon einer an5abl
2cgi5lutur. Mitgle6crb bic ecpobn.
lid ais .nab aeltui, Die 3uiide.
umg erbaItcn bat ooB iir tun per.
.Nen. mas reht lit, uno fitr Elm @cict
uerocE. 0a5 Dem olgenom,
mcuen 8robibitianS3uiat Die redte
S6drfe oerleiht. 6auptiahlih Der.
lnugeu Die Grofrnen, ooB cinunl I'M
5obr mcnigiteus IN ieoem Gountr
Die @roBgeidmoreneu e%iuberufeu
mcr0eu miliien, Inn uber llebcrtre-
tingcn Oes 9robibit1ousgeiebes 81
I@cridt 81 iiteu Onulit Den Gountn.
.anmGlten Die linen iibertroQete 81
grobe Qladt beidHIttrn miro.
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Gn0IanS id1cnt
icine Sclcatcn!

Berlin, 6. Ge8. (6unfenbcridt)
Die 8iffern iber bic geitern &C.
meI6eten @erluite Der aliierten
n5,1OO,O00 Mionn) lnIien mie bic
IEebcrieeiide Gadrihten 4gent4r
,npl0ef, merftuir0ige Sdliiie 8u. 90
lin0 oie gerluite Serbiens gelgiens,
ua0 Ritm1niens oreioiertel 10 groB,
pie 0ieicnigen 8roBbritdmiens; uno
ba bcf Den rumoniidlcn @erluiten
nllr 0ieienigen Der eriten 8mei gto-
nate einQere6net fino. 10 baben Die.
Il orei fleinm Ndtionen tatiahlidI
ID aroBe 0pfer gebrnflt, ME Oas
1roBe britiIde Reih oaein. Stalien
lat beinabe SrDeioritteI 10 groBe
gcrIulte, ME groBbritannien, trot.
beln es erTt 5ebn Vtonate mad Die
Ieln iii ben Grieg eingetreten tit.
Die fran55Iiidcn 8erllite linO BRET
NAL 70 oroB, mie Die britiihen, UNI
bII0en nabe5u cine @iertel Der @e.
Ianrtstffer. Die ruIitihen 8erluitC
nber fro febenutnI 10 9roB ME biz
britiIhen: un0 Die britiihen Der.
butte bil0en MIR s Bro5ent Der @e.
lomtsiffer, trob Ginred}nung Der SEA
na0ier, Auitralier, Sittnoier uip.
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DeMtIdbcs Paus
kanft pcitcrc $1,000
1sricosanIciRc!

St Der Gicn8tag obenO itattge.
hm0enen 8oritmiosittiug Der Deiit
iden Sous @cieaihait muroe elm
itimmia beihloiicn, ipeitere $4,000
in oriitl6e aricgsanIcibe or3uleeen
Ncretts Dor mcbrcren 9touaten bot
tc Oielelbe @eiclidoit bic Sumulc
Ron $4,000 in ariegsonlcibc onge.
Leaf. niiIano. oob ie Dem often va.
terlnnoe gcgcniber cine patriotiidlc
9flidt crniat uno icIbit iinan5icll
out babel abidncioet. Dos gellptel
Ser Dcutideu Sau5 @eielihat per
0ient ytadabmtug
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mahrbcit iibcr sic
bcIo. Oepcrtiernnecn!

@mIteroam, iiber 2onoon G.. Ge5.
~ Die 9eitpng 2es gtouoelles III
Mniteroom ldreibt an 0tontag. bic
Deutihen neutrality-suspicious. IN
@elaien b1tten Die 53obl Der CUR
gerIhidlma reqlirierten arbeitslo-
zen betrddtlid berminoert. 5erner
iei Der qrobere 8eil Der Rarner,
meLhe fih IN bergangener ISOLDE in
2ittih freipilig gemeI0et, pieoer
nah Soltie geididt poroeu. gatr
ipeniae aus ben umliegen0en 9ors
fern ieien ongenommen fuor0en.
t4Iio Iteaen li6 freiptlig mebr Bel
qier, ais mad 0eutidlanO libers
halipt aeIdidt meroen t6nnen)
Eroboem fontmt 2es g~touoeles
Ill Dem 56lIB. augenideinli6 bat
ten Die grotelte Der gteutrolen &c
mirft Beiter beriftet Die 3ei-
fnnq, Snoalioc uno annben BON Is
Sabren, Die mad Sent 5uriidgefebrt
Ieien, mdren ge5nungen porOen.
lit Giitrift bon Sotons (0 an
5diisenardben 81 orbeiten, i9r gi-
Im lci i6ledt nno ibre geban0-
ling erob gepeIen.
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GnolanSs Aabinctt NIT
Ionio lit Rcnferen5!

2on6on, 6. ge8. = Sellte nod
mittog bait oas britiide aabnett
nit Dem aonig cine aonferen8 nb,
ole je0enfaas 6amit loren 4bidluB
fin0cn niro, 0aB 0era ieBigeu aabi.
nett frii6e arafte 5ugaiu5rt mer0en,
Die 0arnuf be0odt ftno ben arie8 in
elmer me6r energiihea 8eIie 5u filh.
rem. (5ie modten pobl ober iie
f0nuen nidtD 4itan erpartat ititn6.
lid Die ofH8letle %qrflnoiguna bon
Ser grnennung oes fruberen ariegs,
miniters 2lopo-8 eorge gum WiinI.
IterpraIi0entcn. aonig George Der.
Iuft fem 8eites, 8rpiiden Den In.
bangern asquit6s mo oeujenigcn
2lop0s george5 5u bermitteIn. Uear
Ibofft, ooB er erfolgreid lit.
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pro5cB q Scntidpcn
6eneralkcniMl Bcpp!

Gan Frnncisco, Sal. 6. Ge8-
,yn Dem 9ro3eB gegcu Oen Oeut
ihen @encralfoHiul 6ruu5 gopp
ltno Den 0eutiden 8i5efoniul Baron
Or. non Sdad Die beidul0igt Uer.
Sen, in oen Criten aric9snlonuteu
Den Gcriuh gemodt 81 baben, enc
militdriIde unternebmung nod ad'
naoa 3u o~rgoniieren unO ben SAM
.oel Ser Scr. Staaten nit Dem Nus
Ian0e All bebinoern erflarte bcltte
Observation-Disclosures 8reiton Dab
80 gro3ent Der 4usioQen ocs
stants3ellQen 2oui8 Smith 0urf
onoere 3cugcn bctraitigt peroeH
Uuroen.
Ser gertrctcr Ser QufIn8e be.
bouptete. 0oB Den o8ombens8crs
idn6rlnaen" sic 4nfunft Ron
100000 fiir genusung Oes Son.
iuIats boralsqcQangcn marcn, Die
Reaierunq BOT ctlpa 200 3eugen
ooraclo0cn, uuo bic gc~rteiOi8ung
cine gleihe ar8abl. Die bcioen
anqeflaqten crtIaren iih iduloloa
Die 8erteioigung ert.'Jt 6oB Der
enaliide 8eneraItoniuI Sob bic Der.
6an6luugen gegen gbpp ange5ctteli
un6 Die 8cbeimpoIi5iitcn, Die sur
ue6ermahung res aoniulats ange.
itcQt naren, be8abLt bnbe.
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lyranees Nab 9Onsert.
Die belic6tc 9inniitin tritt nm Conn.
tao ben 10. 9e5y i'm MetrO.
pUlitan Glnb ami.

1ronceg gufb. Bic iunge 4innis
tin, ueIfe tiir3lid in 9eerp 9orf
QroBartige Grfoige er5ieItc, miro
fonmenoen Souatag ben 10. Dc
aember, I'M metropolitan glubbouS
elm aon3ert o%eronitolten.
5don I'M Sitter bon iitrf Sobren
seiqte lid, Oas rugeru6bnlitc Talent
Se5 air0es, mo, o6gleib I'M Reih
tlrm aufgeogen fabte bos iunge
Md5hen, otter gefDoroeu, ben ent
ihluB, i6r Qebeu nift NIT 9tidtigfel.
ten al ncrtdnoelu, ioloeru lid Der
salnit 3u meibcu, uno beute gebort
5runces g1aib 81 ben erItea 8tanl"
.itinnen oes GdrLOes.
sic iaqt. .5e6ermann in oieier
8elt muB Elm 3iel baben. Sd be.
.ifloB, mid Ger annit 81 luiomer
.un6 in Der Ceifentlidteit ouf3utre.
ten, oa man MIR 0ur6 aon8ertierer
|uor Der 0efentlidteit bic botdter
5proiIen Der STUNT eritelgen tann
g2ur 1urd Elm ofientlihe5 4uftreter
per0en Die better ar1ite angeregt
;$nipiration aacin genii9t niht.
Sri. Ialb lit Ole iiin8ite Iodtel
elmer Ser angeiebeniten danilien In
Iutittleren &8eitelI, pelde fir ibri
ulnteritusung unO 6nlgabe sur Stunt
befannt lit. Oh bot iomobl IN lime
rifa mie iii europa inter cen erIte
I2ebrern Ituoiert.
5te lit cine gtoBe Natlrfreun0tt
un0 %perbringt Den CONNER IN ibrcI
Cottage in 9eoiG. Moiiy 100 ie aud
ibrer meiteren 4usbilOung lebt. 81
derlid lit fie cine Der ncnIgeH Aus
cuDablten Der aunit.
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eewinnen iInS
pcrlieren wicSer!

gctrograO, 6. 3e5.-0aS ariegs
amt melOete bulte, CAB ruiiiidc
Truppen cine 9luboGe weitlid oes
S~a6loniba goIiCs be'ebt bielten, oa
aber feiu0lide @eritarfungen eIntro
fen uno Die feinOli6c Grtiacrie Der
ruiiiidcn an 6elprnirtung ncit
ilberlegeu mar muBtcn Die 9fuIien
iib mieoer aus 0em croberteu @ebiet
5urud5icben. sSu Dem 8eritt beiBt
Is meiter, oab Sic Sample um ben
9eits Ser 3uqdnge Der Grotis,
Si9ebiuia6 lisa uno 8oitiano "a.
Ter unonuern.
An on0eren Ylmften Duroen Die
4ngriffe Der 5einDe o6gaihIagen.
(aus Dem o6igen 9rriht geht her.
Dor, 0aB sic 6uiieRofieniiue gegen
Siebenbiirgen 8uianmengebrohea
.u0er ooh Dem 3llinmmeHbrud uaba
1T. Dem Die RIiieu tommeu Hiht
.bpm 5led.)
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GSitb Golbp Ses
u1orSes idbmlSi9!

3bombion Sells, Iaont., 6. 0e5.
8ie 3ett1mgsreporterin SRI.
G6itb Golbp, mei6e Dor Der 8obl
ben 8olitifer q. 6. 9bomos CT
I6uiien bottle. ruuroe bette bon Den
@eifmoreuen oes Moroes I'M brit.
ten @ra0e ihuioig befunoeu. Dos
urteil Inutcte cuff eiue 3uhtbnus-
itrafe bon 5eGn 5i 8poIi Sabren.
SIR aedts6etitnno bat 8erufuna
eingelegt.
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Hinekdmpfer Joe
Stcdber bciratct!

SoIep6 5tetcr, W1eiIterihaitsrin.
ger Ser 8elt, Iieb iid bier betite
nut Sri. 6rnncc5 gblcrs, Godter
bon Claus OILERS 81 Scribner,
in oic &oienfeiieln Der Che ihmie.
Den. IS lit cine SugenOliebe, uno
cos iunge quar- lit ilbergliidlih
Serr uno 5rdu Steder merocn III.
rem ooucrnoen aufentbalt in Omu-
Ia nebmell.
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Oci6enktainentiidbc

@r6Bere glrsmabl ipie ie du-
Dor trot0em IS iebr idpcr iDar,
ipe3iea Die b~eiieren Sorten 81
faufm
Ioidlenfiid,er in 8erpadung
iir0 bcionoers beliebt-
Qeinene 9auleataidentii'
dcr NIT NunDgramm, iedDs
in Sdadltel, ST, $3.50, 81
nnO So per SdadteL
Su6ide neibe ur0 rei5enoe
farbige Ioldcutiider IN grober
ausmabl in ipe5. 8ei9nodts.
padltng, Iehs in Der Sdohtel
2eincue Scrreutaideutiidler,
etnIdlieblid ciner groBen Nus
mobl in ben beIten entplrfen
nerpadt in hiibiden Shohteln.
ST, $50, So IND $3 fir ieoe
5doftel nit s Gnidentildern.
Teiuc ain6ertaiGsntiider nit
MonOgrdmm, IN feinen odnf-
teln, orei in Shndltel, fir loo,
Doc bis SOC.
6a6idje SaIdIentiifcr fMr
inuee eente, NIT lueibem Oo.
farb. NonDgramm, itdls IN
Sdadtsb fir Si.0O.
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eiaa iunger eosialiitsu.

Inter Dem gamen sJolitlg
geopIes 5ocialiIt 2cague" lit filr5.
lid cine 8ereiuigung bon irtngen
anbdnqern uno anbdngerinnen oes
soaialismus gegriinoct noroen,
neidc ieoen Treitog nbenO i'm 5.
Stod oes 2pric Beb1u0es, @de 10.
iinb Garnom Ctr ibre geriamm'
Iitnaen obbdlt. 3ped Der gerei.
niatng Itu6 6ortbilOung uto geiun.
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Grlnnnen anrpnratinnaredte.

Die 3olDnieno Gun Company bat
ftd nit eiuem getriebsfapital bon
SAL 900 intorporiert uno Die MOTIF
zen 8apiere beim Ioultptlerf elm
oereidt. Sic geanteu uno 0irefto.
rem ser @eieaidat iino mie folgr
enaeQe6en. u. s. Eonnien0, grdii
bent; Carp EonnienO, 8ne.Brdii
cent; Sarrp S. 0t0uff 5efretar
Sarrp B.. 5barp Sdasmeifter;
Gbos. ". gotbmta, gbas. $. Sbea.
rer uno 8aul 9aDens, 9ireftoren
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a.abiidler llnteritatnnasDereln.

Cine 4nSnbl mnierer iiloii4er
gdtbiirger bnben einen l~lnteritiis
masbercin ms 2ebcn eerilfen, inter
nem Nomen .Selpiib Borfmcn's &c
fence ai~ioeiotion"s unO aid ioforl
lire snforporie-ung peronloBt. lie
INamcn Der eSnforporntoren ItnO mic
Iolat angegebm: NoIf arasHe Gam
abroms u1lo Gle shapiro.
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GrrisbtMng BON
stpci Riclcnlpcit6crn!

Die Qort6wcItrrn gnbn . @eicl
ihoft niro Oeml1dit in Council
gluffg einen ricfgcr @ctreioeipei.
der bon 100000 9uibel aupn5itat
erridten Iniicn. GS bciBt DAB aud
armoir & SO. cincn GbnIid groBen
@etreiSeiprihcr in Council bluffs
erboten IaIien miro.
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i'm
OemtiCben PdMic.

Gus Stiftulqsfeit 0es Omaha
4lattoeutiden glcrcins iinHet, mic
cs Rom 8oritan0 bcihloiien aru 6.
$omtur itott uio Der groBe 8reis.
m~osfcnbaa miro ON 10. 5ebrilar
.ubgebaIten peroen.
Ger oeutihe 9ameuoerein bat be.
ihIohen. aud in oieiem Sabre ON
@cibuoht5tuga cine qrobe 5eicr fir
@roB mo &lein ob3ubalten. Gus
arron9emcntsfnmitee lit onbci. Elm
g~eoiegeues Grogrumm ous5uarbei-
ten.
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merSen sen kcbl
nid1t fett MAIDEN!

2on6on, 6. 9e5. = 5ier bat man
ausgereduet, Dab, iolte Die 3Dongs,
o~usbebung in SrIano nirtlih erfols
gen, 10000 g5um iofort in Dienit
aeIteQt werOen fcnnen. (g8ern aber
bic SrlQn0er itA ftr Die gngldn0er
nift totihteBen Lniien molten, mas
ounn? ll~eber6aupt, mas be0eittcn
10000 giauu mebr o0er Dcniger
In 0ieiem gerpaIflgen 80ltcrrin8en-
Elm Sropfeu I'M gteerD
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ucue Reuolmticn
IN 11lcrikc itntcr Oia5!

8ai6ington, G. Qe3. 5elir
Gio3 itebt nit 600 0lunn an Der
Guatemala 0ieTifo 6ren3e, un cine
neue Rebolution in Merifo an8u3et
.teln. Qieie 91adridt lit 6eute i'm
Stouts0epurtement eingetroHen.
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RcprdI. GinSbcreRs
S~rieScnsbcitrc bnno!

8aibiugton g.. 90 Ger glb.
o%eoronete QiuOblrgb reiGte bcutc INT
Smlie cine ReicjutioH EN-, peldcr
3niolde ous Scnatss un0 0austomt
fee flr auspdrtge augcle8eubeItcl
3uiaumeu nit Dem 3roiiocnten tou'
icriercn iollen, mi Den friegnibrcr
ben europaiiheu Jtatloncn 6rleoens.
Oorihlaqe 81 ulterbrciiell.
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Dcrlanet embargo
amf Orn6papier!

8oibington. s. Ge3. Repra.
ientant Campbell reidte beute int
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS etne Heiolution
elm, lctt tpelber bic qusfubr bon
9rudpapier berboten miro.
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@aaitreet lit emb0rt iiber Die
8arnung Der gun0es gieiernesaoms
milton Dor cen engliiden 5hab
o~ntsnoten. Ter bette 9etpeis. 0nB
Die EARNING an QlaBe mar.
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Win 111ilis IN alter
Scrm ~bcibcRalten!

1albington, 8. 9e5. Seuotor
Boroh reihte 9elrte I'M 5enot cine
Gid Elm, laut tpeldcr Die Sectional
aorbe IN ibrer qegenndrtieen Bur-
besFcrm obgeitafft uuo mieoer bic
elbe Gorm erbalteu ioa, Die che
Sem. Die gorlage tDur0e Dem SO,
Hitee fir gliIitGrongelegenbeiten
dherfnieien.
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be. anItdnoiae lluicrhaItrmgcn. "
nioe 8irfcln Der 2isa biloen aloi'
len IN oenen Golea.B rofeiiorcn
gorleirmaen baltcn. anocre boben
I'd al eritflaliiaeu gniebnaipiclern
misaebiloet. Mitglieoer tdnnen
hnoe Qeirte iub Gamen i'm Alter
pon rs bis 80 Sa6rcn %iperoen; cs
miro linen @elcqcubeit 8cbotcn. Co
ainlismus grilnbIih 81 ltiloieren.
Treitoa nbeno. 6cn s. Oftober. miro
Gin ioacnauutcr rSaitalf" neranltnl
tel. Sns bciBt ieber miro ans et'
mem SUIT Elm Stid 8apicr nit CT
ncm 0orouf uusgeaebenen Gbcniar
,iebcn, ilbcr peldcs err Damn cine
Reoe baItcn muB. Se6er innac
Monn ionic itoc ftngc Dame 1T
fralnolid 5unr gcitritt eingeldoen
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omaha ale nabrifitabt.

Omaha bat jebt 454 6abrifun-
ternebmen unO 1926 gngrosgei9afte,
ME 0ng &ubli8itdts gure1u befaunt
gibt. @ar nidt 70 libel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06

M1n u~ntpr1tiise bic beltfdlt
ErefIe, moem man su ibrEr Ser
breihana beitrE
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Gs be5abIt lid, in Den yaloI.
Ffisiertcn an5cigcn" Der Gribiire 5u
cnnon3ieren :
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NcrinnnIirn.

6rou Soicpb 3edmonn aus
gicrce, Gcbr., bat iid i'm hieiigen
ct. eyoiepbs SoipitaI elmer idipieri.
gen Operation u~nter5ieben miiiien.
Sbr 3uiton6 1T 70 bcfrieoigcuo ais
unter oen ~llmit1noen 81 %erparten
lift. Serr 3edmnnu NOR on ibrem
arantenbett uno lit bette nod
4iercc 5uriif9efebrt. 8ir miniden
bal6ige @eueiung.
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8ufarelt 1T
beute oefaaenl
pic Dcmtldcn Pnben nod iisercidbcn Sdnnpfen
cie PanptTtaSt 1simdnicns bcieSt,

Berlin, 6. 0e5. (6untenberi6t.) 0oS
arieqsamt meloete 6eute 2lbeno, ooB Die Sc
Ituna gufareit g%efalen lit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
FRATERNAL NOTICES.

COLUMBIA CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIX, NO.
7. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. United
States Jurisdiction. Orient OF New York. will
partsSe of the mystic banquet and eItinguish
the lights Maunday Thursday. the 10th inst.
at g o'clock pm aud will relight the lights
Easter Sunday. at o'clock pm, in the Old
Masonic Temple. 9Th and SITS. NV. JOHN
w RI.AkEL0Ck 3cnd degree. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
RULES FOR THE STARS CLEANUP
PAINT=UP PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST

only typewriter II possible
must perfectly legibe
things will be awarded the prize
cleanup and panup-hc
beneficial results cleaning
well
the individual the family.
will No person
n will be eligible to submit an
the District of Columbia
will be eligible %
The will received
April o. All competition must be IN inc
Editor by that anu
later April -, considered
UpPan Up Prize Essay
address of the con-
plainly ehand OF the hrS'
o
the best essays
will be DIVIDED
third $40 each
cash; next
prizes April29.
Master
District health department. Frank Heaton for The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
ASKS FOR ORGANIZATION
OF AMERICAN AMBULANCE
French Government Wants It for
Service on the Front at
Verdun.

PARIS April 1o-Thc Ncrduu opera
tons have resulted iii demand on
the American Hospital in Paris to form
another ambulance section for use on
that part Of the front. This new sec
ton Will u. composed Of twenty-five
automobiles fully equipped for Red
Cross work. and will be the sixth sec
ton thus far organized. The other five
are operating ON various parts of the
'front.'
Th" minister Of war also has request
for U.s.. this summer the largo tent
hospital which was installed last year
al PagHr -AicIIsc. This iIelh hos
litaI comprises about fort Y tents and
has STAFF of sjIt.-. IT includes ten
aut oni"hi" HmhGl@nrce.
! Tcu !rho"er i'aths. hearing American
flaG& and the names of the donors.
! which have boon received from tho
/ United States hay" lust been installed
behind the lines AT Ncrdun. Thev have
becom" $" nopular with TIL" mon COM
ing out Of tn" trenches that the Amer
! lean Ambulance hopes soon 10 install
| 100 more.
! OF the ten dental ambulanccS donated
/ by Americans seven are being used
! here and three have been sent TO Sa =
| ionlki. The increase in the number OF
wounded soldiers requiring tho services
| Of dentists has become $" great that
III" ambulance requests that more
! American dentists be added to the
force already working for the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
Three More Days in Contest.

Three full days remain in which resi-
dents of Washington may submit es-
says in the 500 prize contest-Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday. The con-
test is to close Saturday night at mid
night, and essays postmarkcd later
than that hour and date will not be
considered in awarding the substantial
cash prizes.
But the writing of essays is not the
only part Washington people are talk
ing in the cleanup paint-up cam
paign that opened Monday morning.
every part of the city and District,
raking, sweeping, scrubbing. piling
rubbish and refuse in readiness for
removal by the trash collectors and
the scores of vehicles of one kind or
another that have been pressed into
service in the transportation depart
ment of the cleanup forces.
The paint-up division is closely fol-
lowing the advance guard of cleanup
workers. Painters-profession and
amateur-are busy in almost every
block in Washington. volunteer OBJ
server living in the northeast section
this morning called the up
paint-up editor on the telephone and
told him that from her upstairs win
dows she could see painters at work
on eleven houses in the block in which
she lived. Some were at work on roofs,
others were giving back porches and
stoops coats of new paint, and still
others were at work on general house
painting jobs, she said, adding that the
painters were to start work on her
own house today or tomorrow. making
an even dozen houses in the block that
would shine forth this spring in clean,
bright new paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
MELLEN SUES FOR S1oS,222.
Former President of New Haven
Railroad Also Asks Interest.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Charlcs S.
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. filed suit i'll tho supreme court
here yesterday against the company for
$loS."22, with interest, in his effort to
cnforc" TIL" payment of Il salary of
$4,000 year on contract for five
years. adviser 10 the railroad.
TIL" contract is alleged to have been
made July Is. 1913. shortly before he
retired from the presidency, and pro-
Nided also that Nellen was to be held
hlamcl"ss i'll every proceeding which
might be brought against him because
Of his acts as president of tho road"
In addition to his larry for the first
year Neilcn seeks to recover S1S.222
with interest. which he claims to have
lost through criminal and civil pro-
r"edinGS that were brought against