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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
MADE CHIEF CLERK.

D. J. Ball. formerly of this city. has been made chief clerk of the Bunker Hill Mines company office in Tomb stone, vice c. B. Holmes resigned
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

Dr. Edward Colman. Chiropractor and Osteopath, nervousness and rheu- matism a specially. Office Hughes Block. opposite Y. M. c. A. building.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
ORIGINAL BlSsEE TOMBSTONE
 STAGE LINE

The original Tombstone stage leaves daily at a. m. and 1:3O D. m. from Cochise Motor Co. Phone 444. Leaves punctually on time daily 939
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
FlETCHERlZE

your food to meet the high cost of liv- ing. If your teeth need attention call on Dr. Teufert, Maze Building. Sani- tary Dental Office.-Advertisem
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
TO VISIT HOM E.

Miss Jessie Loe will leave in few days for a ivsit to her home at San Antonio. Texas. expecting to spend the holidays with her relatives. She will return January 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
HERE FROM FL PASO.

Rufus Kohler is in the city in the interests of his firm and is interview ing the mining companies as to their wants in his line.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
ENJOYING VACATION.

Miss Pearl Haverty. of the postofice force, is enjoying a two weeks vaca. tion, and has gone to California.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
ON JUVENILE BUSINESS.

Mrs. c. II. Hirst. deputy probation officer, was in the city yesterday from Douglas, on business connected with her position.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
HAS RETURNED HOME.

Under Sheriff Guy Welsh has re turned from Colorado where he was called on account of the death of his mother. She died of heart trouble in Greenley and was buried on Monday last.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
CENTRAL SCHOOL

Parent Teachers Association vii meet in Room Is, Central School at 7:30 D. m. Tues, Nov. IA, 1916.-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
K. OF C. DANCE

All K. of C's and their friends are invited to attend the opening dance tonight at K. of c. Hall
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
OVER FROM TOMBSTONE.

Columbus and Carmen Giragi, pro- prietors of the Tombstone Prospectors. were in the city Sunday on visit to friends and returned home during the night.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
A CORRECTION.

The Queen Creek Copper Co. will open its subscription books today for 25O.OOO shares of stock and not 2.50O.- 900 shares as erroneously appeared in their ad in Sundays issue.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
K. OF C. DANCE

First big dance of the season at the K. of C. Hall will be held this evening November 14th. Admission S1. La dies e.-Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
UP FROM CANANEA.

Charles Wiswall, of the Canane; Cattle company, was in the city yes terday on short business trip. H. reports that city as being quiet at the present time
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
LEFT FOR PHOENIX.

John Korp left for Phoenix this taking in the State Fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
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GONE TO PHOENIX.

P. H. Mccullough left yesterday for Phoenix where he will visit with rela- tives for number of weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

No place like home if it is a Ready Cut plan, new designs free. Call af- ternoons. B. H. McLain. 7S3
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
installation Ceremony.

The ceremony of installing the new council was directed by R. w. Kramer. state deputy. of NOgales. Rev. c. Man din. state chaplain of this city, and Dis trict Deputy Thomas W. Nealson. of Phoenix. Another prominent visitor present was Hon. Frank DeSousa. of Phoenix. The three principal officers of the new organization are w. ]. Cor man, grand knight; Francis Ames, deputy grand knight. and Frank Vi dano, financial secretary. The new council starts with a membership of fifty and promises to become one of the important councils of the state. The charter has been regularly applied for and will arrive in the near future.
 The banquet was one of the features of the organization of the new coun. Gil. It was served in the field head quarters of the order on c avenue. The room had been handsomely deco rated with American flags and bunt- ing carrying the colors of the order. Two hundred and siXty-five plates had been provided and there was a guest at each plate. The banquet was pro- v'ded by committee composed of T. F. Mahoney. chairman, Con. P. Harvey and Francis Ames. The menu consist ed of shrimp salad olives, roast tur. key. cranberry sauce, hot rolls. Sara toga potatoes. celery. fruit, ice cream, etc. During the time required for dis posing of this menu the Eighteenth orchestra dispensed good music.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
K. OF C. DANCE

Don't forget the big dance tonight at K. of C. Hall. A good time is as d.-Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

Don't fail to attend the dance giv- en at Old Opera House Wednesday night, Nov. 15. Music by Shaw's or chestra. Gentlemen S1.00. Ladies free.-Advertisemen 427
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

For sores, Corns, BunioEs iL-grow. ing nails see Morrow Chiropodist, 2 doors from City Park, Brewery Gulch. t5ll) fAdvertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
oR. WRIoHT's CUSHION S

shoes are the best for tender feet. Miller's Shirt & Hat Shop, Main St.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

Ride on the American Stage Line, Bisbee to Douglas Phone S66.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

A car every hour, Bisbee to Doug las. Good cars and careful drivers. American Stage Line. Phone 366.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

Dr. Playfair, Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill, Mason Hill car stop.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy during the sickness and death of my belived mother.
 Mir. X Mrs. LorenZ.
 Advertisement 454
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14
LOCAL KNIGHTS INSTALL COUNCIL OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AT DOUGLAS
Are Given a Royal Reception By the New Douglas Coun- cil-Ladies Are Also Well Entertained.

i Over one hundred and fifty members
 Of the Knights of Columbus lodge of
 this city, accompanied by nearly that
 number of ladies, went to Douglas on Sunday To attend the ceremonies of the installation of the new council of
 that lodge that was organized in that city. They left here in a special train shortly after eight o'clock in the
 morning This train was met at the depot by the members of the new coun- ell and the Eighteenth infantry band
 which led the party to the Catholic Church where the ceremony of high mass was celebrated immediately after their arrival
 Father Gerard. now Of Prescott. who has been resident of Arizona for forty years. acted as celebrant of mass.
 He was assisted by Father Duyal. of Tucson, and Father ROuselle, of this city. Father Duval delivering the ser mon. The church had been hand sOmely decorated with crysanthemums and the choir rendered most delightful music. Besides the regular capacity Of the church many improvised seats were provided and they were all filled. a number of protestants being present
 The ladies who accompanied the visiting Knights from here were taken in charge by the committee of Douglas ladies and entertained at an elegant lunch which was served at the Odd Fellows hall at l o'clock. After this luncheon the ladies were taken over the city and shown some of the inter esting sights, including the churches. public schools. Y. M. c. A. building now being enlarged, the public library. army camps. etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE Irwin Studio, Main Street. S57
 g Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-14

Shirts made 10 measure. Willard & iateman, Allen Block. IA
 Advertisement.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

feinen boIo 10000 Ginpobnern 1T
Sic Souptfaot, 2i6uu unb Minoau,
bic oute natiirli9e 6Gfen befiBen, iino
Die eigentIi9en Qusfubrs unO 9an'
oeIsItGbte. 3obIreiae 5life bur45tes
hen oas 2ono, benen Die Seen uno
arosen DGIber eigene ReiSe uerleiber.
Mifou, Die oIte Ser3ogitdot nit tbs
rem pielfo9 nod oltmobif9en gauten
unb oeutI6en &ir9en. ma4t our9s
tpeo ben ginOrrd elmer oeutlden
Gta0t. Das prd4tige, bonn Stoltener
NaItreni gnoe bes Is. Sobrbunberts
erbaute SeraogsI9IOB mar Bis 5ulebt
Der sit bes ruFiI9en @ouOerneurs.
Dor runo 12O Sabren bate &urs
lambs Iebter 9er3og, peter 8iron,
Mitau perIoFen, nm ii4 onf ietne
beutI9en 8eiibungen 5uriid5u5isben.
geo9 6eute lebsn Die Ro4tOmmen Der
oIten Sers0ee. &urlonbs 8eDDlternng
5eBt ii9 mad ben &onfeRionen gu
6rei 8ierteIn aus proteitonten. gu Is
proaent aus NnbGnsern Der ort9ooo<
rem unb Der r0mifdztatbolif4en &trs
de uno aus 8 proaent Suben aus
fdmmen. Dem Gtamme mad limb:
2etten rs prosent, 0nnn foIgen Die
9eutf9en nit $50 prOSent unb SUE
oen nit 8 proaent. Rufen iino Der
Rafe mad nlr 3,5 pro5ent norbons
Sen, Ser Het Ser 8eD0Iterung iino
9olen uno 2itauer. Die Sberi4ihf
Der 8ep6lterung gebOrt fait aus
no6msIos benz Seutfdtum an; Seufs
f6e fino neben benz 4Oel aud Die GEE
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

fomte Sberi9i9t Der ifGbtif6en Bes
pDlferung uno elm Sell 6es mittlerer
8iirgertums.
2iplano nit Ieinen $4,000 Qua
0ratfilometer 1T grDBer aIs G9Ie@
fen. 9ie 2anof9oft 1T nod manniss
foltieer als Die &urlanbs; 6S5n5ige
er6eben ii9 Bis iiber 300 Wleter.
6unberte BON 5lifen bur95ieben 6as
@ebiet, 6arunter 1T bic Dina, an
oeren Miinbung Oiinaburg unb et<
mas tpeiter lanoeintpdrts 0ie 9auptS
ftaot Sligo lieger, Der beoeutenbfte.
2iblano bef9dftist fi9 iebr fart nit
Der 9anbpirti4aft, auBerbem NIT
@albnirtf9aft uno ben bamit auz
fommenbdngenoen SnOuftrien. Die
8eb0lteruns. etlpa 11/3 Miaionen
umfaTen6, feBt ii9 aug 43 proaent
2etteln, AZ proaent gitben, gum Heif
aus 9eutf9en unb &uifen suiammer.
Die 9eutf9en fin0 pieOer Die @oelis
gen unb bic @tGotebctpobner. &iga.
bic !9auptitaot, nit ibren 100000
Ginpobnern, umfaBt nabeau 100000
9eutf9e. - &iga TT 10 Die norbli9s
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Ssbsia pe9ielte ben Namen unb
ipuroe Melite, uno aus Dem 1T
Malta entftanben.
@inen burteren @Dlterpe9fel bat
tpobl taunl Elm 10 tleines @ebtet, als
oie5e G9ole i'm MitteuGnbiiden
Meer, sefeben: &art6ager unb HDz
mer, @anoalen, @oten, Qormannen.
Mraber, Tranaofen unb gnglGnoer.
Sober 3oa bat bier 8lut setrunten,
jebes Telsitiid 1T 6amit befpriBt. Mls
bic Sniel nod Melite bieB, braAte
man BON GiaiIien grbe ouf oas Sc
itein, uno ieit6em tit ales fru9tbar
bis auf bic tpin5igfte betpa9iene
HiBe. 6laa fteigt bic Snfel aug Dem
8aher, mGbli9 i4uenen 9Oben an.
8ebolst 1T fie penig; tleine Srts
i4aften tau9en auf. &ods, Qenat.
tiirme, Sorts. Damn tommen Die IN.
gebeuren 8efeitisungen bon Ga 8a-
letta; Der setpaltige &riegsbafen. II
Dem @nelanb feline @4iffe fi4el
birgt. Oas apeite Gibraltar mil
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

@Grten unb auf ben pIdbsn binter
Der Barocca in Iteifer Rube uno itols
sem 6errenre9t. Die mdrmOrne &os
nioin Nittoria iibt maieltGtif9, ole
tIeine engliI9e &rOne ouf Dem 9opps
te. bas 3epter in Der 9ano, ouf Dem
eroBen ploB. Die SeimiI9en uno Die
Jremben 19liirften bier 81 ibren Jiis
zen ben f9fpor5en &offee Ober ben
nit Mil9. Oie gambler boten bic
MalteIer Spiben uno bibf9en Wsdls
teller @oIonrbeiten auS. limo ole NEE
Ion6olif9 binter ibrsm 9aoritirnbe>
bona nit 6untlen lugen %berDorblit>
fen6en tleinen. peiben Moltelerbuilz
Be. sic tpuroen bann fat ale BON
ben retfenben Mmerifonerinnen eitrlg
qefouft unb erinnerungsreid nWolte"
getuuft.
0ieI Tibli@e 2eb6aftigteit betonts
fia nidt. 0os noroif9 toIte nebers
detpiHt Ser berrf9enOen @n9lonoer
f9ien su Oriiden. 90 empfano Diels
leidt man9er 8eoba9ter gang ride
tia. Mer gum erItenmoI nu9 Der Sn>
feI fam, botte elm Staunen, tDenn
TrouengefoIten iiber plGBe unD
gtraBen ginsen. Cine gang b%efonoere
Sra8t beiDirtte 6as. Mte Bel 10 Dies
len GiiolGnberinnen, 1T S9mors bier
Der RleioungstOn. Die Maltefer 9d@
me oedt uber 6aou &opf uno @eItolt
nit Ser f@tpor5en Saloetta, elmer
eroben Seioenmantiue. in bic ftetfe
poppe eenGbt lit, in ibrer 9runbform
an Sen S%eIgolGn6er 9ut erinnernp.
MaIerif4 ernit pirtt bos @on5e,
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Derni6tet nOroen mar. 9lu@ fOnit
bietet oie StoOt Oaisa febr Diel @ez
benspertes: Ole alten Std6tbefeItiz
giingert, Die eugen GtraBen uno @dBz
den, gelau 10 pie in alien oeutf4en
StGbten, bic tpertDole &unitfdmms
lung, @atbuis uno 3unftbGuier, na%
mentli9 aud bas fogen. S9por5@
6Gupterbous nit ieinem SiIberf9aB
aus alter 3eit, bieten Dem Sreunb
beutf9er &unit uno 0eutf9er Gtdote=
geltoltung bebeutfame 4uH@liife.
&eses Sreiben berri9t in normalen
3eiten bon morgens Bis abeuos in
Sen @troBen Rigas; 0ie 8Orfe 1T Der
Mittelpuntt bon alien @ef9GftsDerz
tebr; fe sibt uus einen 8egriff BON
&igas Weltbebeutung. &igd bliibte
INNER nieber BON rleuem auf, iDenn
es Seuersbrunft o0er Rriegsitiirme
aerff0rt botten. MOge bic StaOt elmer
groBen gntpidlung entgegengeben,
6as piinf9en mir. ibr mad alien
@tiirmen, 2ei0en uno Orangialeu.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

fleibet aur bGuerli9en @efi2tsforbe
unb ben ounteln Iugen inoes porS
5iigli@.
Grinnert Sic Sra@t an Die @er=
biiGung Der Srientolin aus Der 3eit
Der bier berri9enben Mruber. 1aben
ibr Gef9i9te uno Sage nod cine
anoere 8ebeutung beigeleet. Mls 1898
bur@ Dos ginorinsen Der Sronaoien
unter 8onaporte Die 0errf9aft Der
MalteIer ibr @nbe errei6te, betrugen
{i9 Die @ieger obne @9nertftrei9
uneemein iibermiitig gegen bic Grauz
en- Maltas. Ser Selbberr Napoleon
la9te gu ben @orite1ungen 0es 8i<
f9ofs. rMarum periteden cure @ei<
Ser lire @eii9ter ni9t2" ip0ttete er.
Da eriffen bic Malteierinnen auriid
na9 benz i9paraen orientalif4en
Sud-. l1no Ser Grfolg mar. bob Die
SrGgerinnen Der Salbetta ni9t mebr
belGitist purben.
SEPT miro man9es anbers auf
Molta fem. Das farbenrei9e, friebz
li9e 9afenleben itebt unter &riegs<
getiimmel. SIS tuer6en apii9en ben
&otr0deu unD ben S9otkn Surbanz
TRIGGER panbeln - tpie tie emit bol
langen sSobren 6ier gingen als 8eiitz
ger Der Snfel. 8laue Matroien tletz
tern in Die faen uno lugen aus, unb
ser 6r6uenben 9ef9oRe peroen nod
piel mebr ba fteben, tpie tie FONT,
Dor eiutebrenben S9iffen oufgeri9z
tet, bon &riegsseliiite ftumm ipras
den. Drobungen gegen oie Deutf9en
peroen In englii@er Spra9e bur@
bic 2uft fliegen.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

SnfeGono. sic tit cine &Dmersriinz
6ung. Mofaiten unb @tulpturen err
innern baran. Der Mpoifel paulus
beiudte I'm Sabre 81 n. gbr. Dos
ein1tise Melite, erlitt S9iffbrud pie
elm SopFeus, uno bic @rotte, mo Der
Miffionsreiienbe uno @efangene Der
&0mer 3uflu9t fan0, 1T AUDI nod
beute Elm beiliger Srt.
9as friibe Mittelalter buute an Der
gitta @ec9ia, uno bas Bolt febte
li9 in niebere tleine tpeiBe Sdufer,
bic Dpr einem Subrbunoert un0 bon
geitern iein %fOnnen; ie slei@en einonz
Der. uro &alf6unit un0 trodene
Staubluft briiten odriiber. Die 3iez
gen, bur9 Die Gtraben g%etrieben. err
fteigen nit Jinbigteit bic greppen Der
9Gufer unb iteIlen ii9 uuf Die pldBe.
mo- tie autdglia gemOlten tDeroen.
Ser Sommerpaldit bes englii4en
Gouberneurs nit f90nem @arten, mo
palmen ftehen uno feltene @etpd9ie
buntfarbis gliibsn, biloet cine Dale
in Dem @elbgrau Der 2anof4aft. 90
eintDnig ie tpirtt. bat fe biele @r<
| aeugniHe, Die melt unb brett in ben
9anbel gebra9t iinb. Wir pifen ia
oapon; 10 1T uns Der Srt bertraut
gepeien,ipo fie ipu@fen.
Sin Mementp itol3er pra9t 1T Gle
neue @taot Ga 8aletto. Sa. als Die
MaItefer bier tpnren! 60 fpri9t es
in Sen 9onen Der groBen &ir9en.
flingt es BON ben @Gnoen 0es palas
ites, mo bic friegstapfsren unO tunit>
liebenben .9erren, bic bic ueiBen
Mdntel nit Dem rotten Rreua iiber
ben bIiBenoen 9arnifden trugen,
b%auften. Ollie @appen aler Nationen,
nlIer ebeliten Gel9le9ter 3ieren Die
Rdpenen Der Malteier Rir4e Gan
@%iobanni. Muf Dem S~artopbag 0es
@roBmeiiters So 0alet.s brennt cine
epige Serge iiber benz .Requiescat
in pace!l"
Den Granooien nabmen Die @ngs
lGnber Die Smell tpieoer al uno lie
blieb in ibrem 8eiiB. Dentmdler bris
tif4er gouperneure ltsben in ben
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

orGuenoen Ranonen in ben Sc
ftungstperten.
Die Stabt redt ii9 nit tpeiBf@im>
mernben !SGufern ompbitbedtrolif4
empor, ols &rDnung bIidt Die 8orocs
ca nit sefGuigen 8ogengdngen BON
ben MGGen berab. Die bieritrabligen
fpiBen gefpultenen &reuse gldnaen
iiber ben 9auptgebduOen unb tr5dbs
len BON Der groben 3eit Der Mlolie<
fer SerrI9aft. 8untbemaIte 8arten
tragen bic MntDmmlinge nd9 Den
breiten Sreppen, Die bonn 9dfen ems
porfiibren in Die CUR 90be tletterns
ben StraBen: nod ben reidgez
f9miidten Rir9en, in Die groBartigen
paldfe. @inen npb6abenoen nnb
reinIi9en ginbrud ma9tI Die neue
Stabt, bic ibren Namer bon Dem
@roBmeifter oes Maltefer Srbens,
Ga @uIette, trGst. Ser fie 1866 gu err
bauen begonnen. Die 8eDOlterung
-fpri9t buuptfG@Ii9 StaIienif@ in
einem bsimif@en 0ialstt. Die snsIi>
i9en uno bic booenftdnoigen Gle
mente 19eiben fi4 auffdutg. 0as
mo9t Ben glei9en Ginorud pie IN
Gibraltar. l1nb pie bort fiebt man
BIER bic rotgerDdten engItf9en Sol@
ooten uno i9ottif9e &egimenter BEL
Ben &Idnser bes 0uoelfads unb Der
!Sodlonospfeifs our puraoe aufaieben.
Die ebemulige 9aupttabt gittd
@ecdia liest melt binaus, mitten i'm
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
srune nnb antwurt.

Stonb id oil benz geraesbona
SummeriounenitrnhIen
&ufheIten oas Sdilf entIouo,
Bo iie aiiAe itabIen.
Ttiidden ton5cn in Der Cuff,
9niden ii9 uno foIcn;
yeefen6 fpieIt Der 2inoenouft
Weit benz Quit Der &ofen.
NIes 5oIIt benz Sommertug
Srobe Mttribute --
Nr1 benz 9f0leI binter'm Gag
Bags I'M friIden @lute.
Bur id ereife nift mein Gliid2l
sou ids tuageu? - .NoIell"
uno bonn 8er9esboug 5uriid
Brief 0ns gHo 0@ieIl"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

ite, ftart 6eutf9e @rDBfiaot Der @rbe.
SIM Mittelalter cine beoeutenSe 9ans
faftaot, bon Ser nod prd9tige, alte
8iirger= uno &ir9enbalten Dorbdns
ben iinb, lit fe jebt cine Der bret
eriten Seebanbelsftdote &uBlanbs.
sic @ermittlsrin oes Sanoels nit
WeIteuropa uno 9nuptausfubrplaB
fir lanopirtf9aftlide @%r5eugniie.
Higa mar bon Bremen aus gegriins
6et poroen; man merit es Der Stabt
beute NOD an. S4on Die Gage bat
etpas nit Bremen Ne~rpanbtes. Mie
biefes an ben ufern Ser Mefer in
nG4iter NGbe Der See. 10 liegt Miga
an Ser Dino. gu9 fir oen 8innenz
pertebr lit Giga elm 9aupttnuten=
punt. Dem gu @4iff Mntommenoen
tpinten i6on BON peitem Die orei
Siirme: 81. pstri. 81. Sobannis
unb Domtir9e entgegen. Der Surm
Der ct. petri<&ir9e nit ieiner se<
tpaltigen 90be 1T Oas Wabraeiden
@isas. Sn Ser iebieen Torm, 436
SUP bod, ffebt Der Surm felt 1746,
nadbem er perf9ieoene Male bur9
8ranb unb llnsliid iamt Der air9e
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

iportli9en poften bon Der buISarts
f9en prefe DEFENDERS tuarm begriiBt,
neil er aug oen NrmeeOffisieren bers
bprgegongen unb nit Der armee eng
berma9fen fei. Dor istner Grnennung
aum Sberbefeblsbuber mar General
ssSefow Rriessminiiter. MGbreno Der
8elagerung BON aorionOpel mar Sc
fop als Sberit Stubs4eS bes Sub
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

rers Der 2. Mrmee, General SbanOips.
Sn MilitGrtreilen berrfate iiber bic
Grnennung Setoips. Der in oieien
ni9t nur aIs Golbat, ionoern au@
ols Msni4 bodsef4dBt miro, srDBte
8~efrieoigung.
General Noibenop, Der rleue bulls
gorif9e 3riegsminiIter. bat bereits
friiber i'm &riegsminiterium @rfdbs
rung 1ammeln f0nnen, benn ct bate
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
GnsIattb.

Define @affe mar gefiirntet
Wobl einmaI our Srieoensseit.
0enn tie Ipann fid Inn ben grbbou,
Hno fein 2anb lag ibr 5u melt.
Seine @affe. in HaIdIte
9rang. tie tuie Ing tEetnite Saus,
Sebt lie an, tpie Iiebt BAG Sing bod
@an5 numdbIid an6ers nlsl
@eIer oIs Die @affe 1T iebt
Selbft Elm inbaliber @auI,
Ser nod binft; tie tpirO beritummerr,
Seine 8dffe mar ons Naul.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

pflan5t. uno au9 6eute 1T elm GROCER
Sell Der 8eo0lterung nod gut
beutf9: in allen probin3en etwa
$4,000 &Dpfe, oas fino annGbernb
8 prp3ent Der @efamtbebOlterung.
Geographic biloen bic S~itieeprOz
bin5en cine Jortfebung oes norbbeut~
f9en SieflanOes. reid an WGloern,
Seen, @iimpfen uno rieiigen TinO=
IingsblDden. Oos 2anb, namentli4
bas uns am nd9iten gelegene Sur
lamb. 1T pie gei9affen gum 4derbau;
BIER liegen fir bas Deuti9tum in
3utunft sefpultige Nufgaben. &urs
lamb, $1,000 QuaoruttilOmeter sroB,
nit feinen runb 100000 8epobnern
1T entf9ieoen bic frudtbarite Der orei
Propin3en. Meiaen unO 9afer, @erits
nno &artoffeln, Sla4s. 9onf, Sc
miife uno Obit seoeiben. Die Sc
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
Malta.

Seute it Molta cine RriegsitatiOn
bes briti19en &ei9es. Sin blutiges
Gilano lit es INNER getuefen.
SgDgia nannten es bic Nlten uno
DerIeBtsn OopReus' Mbenteuer nit
Der Rbmphe &ulppfo ouf bies @ildnb.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

3ufrieosn. 8auer( gu eis
mem Werpunbeten): Sea, Sep, bi
bab'ns aber f90' a'famm'g'ridt".
Sepp: nMa9t mir, bal ma no
g'funb is".
- Mn5ei@en. SD CLAUDE, 6ab
mir nod einen Winterfelbaug betoms
men; infer TsIbpebel ldBt fi9 einen
9Ollbart padien."
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

aIs @eneralmaior sic Mbteiluns fir
Mrtileriemefen unter fi9. Man lam
oaber bon ibm e~rparten. 0uB ct ben
f9pierigen poiten zines Rriegsmini'
tiers in Rriessaeiten CUR 3ufrieoens
belt ieines Serrf9ers unb oer Ration
bethlehem miro.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
ae aunOfabid.

Ser gaber iaeOe: Seer NAL. gaul.
Geo' bod MIDI INNER iol1es 8leA;
5nI6 lietper enbIiH NAL BET Mnul
lin i'll - 9n meenbe Bnulhen fred
I'm bao b'rbei redt bebnif9 laden:
.9as gebt in meinen &opp MIDI rein.
@erb'If 6n pieneihb 10 frein6li6 fem,
9ns &nnI6Oid mir NAL bor5ema6en2"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
Die fibrer des bM|SarIIHeB
Beeres.

Der gum Observation-Disclosures Der
buIgorif9en Mrmee ernonnte General
sSetoip ipurbe aus NeronIoFune fei,
ner Grnennuns su oisiem berantr
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Bad SItIouo iuoIlen mir reiten
Bum alien 9eutIdritterl1no;
Nufl 2abt uns ben @eg bereiten
Nufs nele i'm &eltenbrano.
Noh GItlon0 noleu mir reiten,
Befreier polen mir Iein;
Sm oeutIdeu Sicgesidreiten
8iebn treu mir gu Sriioern Elm.
Rnh OitIanb tpolen mir r%eIter.
Sic Groe 6ampft friiblingsltort;
Nufl 2aBt uns Die Ninoer 9elstten
4ur neuen, 5ur beiligen Wtnrf;
Bad OitIano ipoueu mir reitenl"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

W2it pOnem &s9te nennen bic
Deutf6en biefe 2an0esteile oeuts
foe SFieeprobin8en; oenn iiber 400
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
unn Mrmtrl biz RtDa.

Gin eeitraa sr aenntuis BON au6Ian6s 0cutfaen oficeprOOinaen'
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

sy9 min Dir audi fleiBis f4reiben,
0ons, Iolange on i'm Teloe biit.
@eiBt ou, Trau, faid' mir
bod lisber fleiBig @urft nnb S&in<
fen!
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Sabre lang ftonben fe unter beut@
f4er 9erridoft; lire aultnr puroe
BON 9eutI9en begriinoet uno ges
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-20
HELEN KELLER WILL
GIVE LECTURE HERE
WORLDS MOST REMARKABLE
WOMAN COMING TO HAT
TiEsBURe ON MARCH I.

Under the auspices of Myra Chap
ter No. 20. Order of the Eastern Star,
Helen Keller, recognized as the worlds
most remarkable character, will ap-
pear in Hattiesburg on March to
deliver one lecture. 1t viii be the
first appearance in South Mississippi
of this deaf and blind woman, who has
been taught to read, write and speak,
although she never has heard the
sounde Of az voice, having been deaf
since tile age of 10 months.
The lecture will be preceded by the
story of Miss Keller's life, as told by
Mrs. Anne S. Macy, who taught the
former to read, write and to speak.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-20
A M u S Z VI E N T S
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"rHE GARDEN OF ALLAH"

"TRE GARDEN OF ALLAH" .
The production of "The Garden OF
Allah" last night, at the Duval Thea
tire. was one of the best theatrical Of
'fefings that has been to this city for
some time.
Written from the book, this great
play embodies the spirit of the des-
ert" and the great Dlitudes therein,
where man seeks to lose himself from
the world and is even there unsuccess-
full. The scenic effects are wonderful
and the true spirit of the desert is
shown as one can only see it by visit
ing that silent land in person.
The story is written around French
monk, who has renouLced his VOWS
and beautiful young woman, who has
sought the solitude of the far corners
of the earth. They meet in a garden
in Tunis, whence the priest has gone
to escape his God and the fire in his
soul.
The priest falls in love with the