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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
YEAR AT HARD LABOR
FOR ATTACKING GIRL
w. H. Willett of Burlington Sentenced in
City Court There BY Judge Harvey
of Montpelier City Court.

Burlington, Dec. 2s.--W. H. Willett
was sentenced to a year at hard labor in
the house of correction by Judge +. NJ.
Harvey of Montpelier. sitting in city
court here to-day. Willett pleaded gull
ty of an attempted assault on a girl who
is stenographer 10 the city court clerk.
Willett has wife and four children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
SINKING WAS
LEGITIMATE
Is Claim of Germany in Con-
nection with Delto
Case
SHIP CHARTERED
FOR A TRANSPORT
Crew Given Half an Hour to
Leave, Weather Was Clear,
Shore Was Not Far Off

Berlin, Dec. 27, via London, Dec. 2s.-
The reply 10 the German government To
the American inquiry regarding the de-
struction of the Norwegian steamship
Delto with Americans in the crew de-
elares that the steamer was chartered for
transport purposes TO a belligerent gov
ernment and hence the destruction was
legitimate.
This reply, which has been delivered to
the American embassy, says that as far
as possible the safety of the crew was
provided for, the men being given half
an hour in which 10 enter the boats. The
weather was clear and the distance to
the shore was not excessive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
BAIL NOT FURNISHED.
And Leon Porrel Was Taken to Caledonia
County Court.

st. Johnsbury, Dec. 2s.-Leon Porrel,
with breaking and entering into
a number of stores in Lyndonville on FRI
dav night last, appeared before G. C.
FRYE in municipal court yesterday after
noon after returning with the officers
from sanford. Me, where he went after
the alleged breaks. He was bound over
to Caledonia county court under 81 900
hail. Bail was not furnished and the
prisoner was taken to the county jail
10 await trial. The case may be disposed
Of in this session OF county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
The German Defenses Near
Beuvreignes on Somme
Front Damaged
FRENCH AIR FORCE
ATTACKED MILLS
Several Small Attacks by
Germans Were Put
Down

Paris, Dec. es.-French troops last
night repulsed small attacks near Leehe.
noy ON the Somme and upon the eastern
slope OF hill 304 west of the Meuse in the
Vcrdun region, the war Office announced
to-day.
Mines sprung by the French near Beuv-
reignes on the Somme front caused great
damage to German defenscs. One ex-
plosion produced crater l2o yards long
and 40 yards wide.
The French flying corps yesterday at,
tackled several blast furnaces and steel
mills. The airplanes were aided in the
attacks by tAgo dirigibles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
OFFICERS SCHOOL HELD.
About 40 Expected to Participate at st.
Adams

st. Albans. Dec. 2s.-The annual school
for the officers Of the lst infantry. Y. y.
G.. opened in this city last night and
win continue until this evening. The Of
icers are making their headquarters at
the Tavern and the sessions are being
held at the armory. II is expected that
bout 40 commissioned officers OF the
state viii be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
CARRANZA'S REPLY
WAS CARRIED TO
WASHINGTON
Luis Cabrera Would Not Divulge It's
Purport, But 1t is Thought to Be
Suggestion for Modification.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 2S.-Luis Ca
brera, chairman of the Mexican commits
sion, arrived here to-day from New York,
bearing the answer of Carranza to the
demand of the American representatives
that he ratify or repudiate the protocol
signed at Atlantic City.
The character of the reply has not been
revealed, but it is generally believed it
was another suggestion for modification
and contained insistence that American
troops in Mexico be withdrawn immedi-
atelY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
Walter a. Johnson Was In
stantly Killed Chop
ping Trees
SKULL FRACTURED
AS AN OAK Fr II
His Companion, sSE.l Win
ters, Took the .$emains
Out of the Woods

Brattleboro, Dee. 2s.--Walter A. John
son, aged Al, of Westminster was in.
stantly killed late yesterday afternoon
in the woods in his hill pasture. He
and John Winters had been cutting wood.
just before quitting time they dislodgcd
an OAK tree which had caught on other
trees twenty feet from the ground. 1t
fell, striking Mr.. johnson on the head
and fracturing the skull. Mr.. Winters
took him home in sleigh.
Mr.. johnson leaves his wife. who was
Elbra Hooper of Walpole, ~ H. and one
child three Nears OF ace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
ENGAGEMENT DENIED.
Asquith's Daughter is Not to Marry
Hugh S. Gibson, American.

London, Dec 2s.--Former Premier As
quith issued statement last night de-
nying that his daughter, Elizabeth, is
engaged to be married
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
sss INVITATIONS
Sent to Attorneys to the Annual Bar
Meeting.

Burlington. Dec. 81. II. Mimms, sec
retary Of the Vermont Bar association,
has ssnt. 335 attorneys their invitations
to the annual bar meeting next Tuesday
at Montpelier. The feature viii b. the
farewell address Of Judge Loyeland Mum
son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
ALLIES LOST EIGHT AIRPLANES.
During Wednesdays Fighting on West
ern Front.

Berlin, by wireless, Dec. 2s.-Eight air
planes were lost by the entente allies in
yesterdays lighting on the western front,
the war office announces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
PRESIDENT WILSON
60 YEARS OLD TO-DAY
He Received Many Messages of Congrat-
ulation from Various Parts
of the Country.

Washington, d. C., Dec. 2s.-President
Wilson is 90 years old to-day. He was
the recipient of many congratulatory
messages from all parts of the country
and abroad. No special celebration was
planned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
SEVERELY BURNED.
Frank wheelock Injured at Scale Works
in St Johnsbury.

st. Tohnsbury. Dec. 2S.-Fr 1k Wheel
ock. a moulder employed BY the Fair
banks sale Co.. suffered serious burns on
one of his feet Yesterday when be spilled
molten iron into one of his shoes. He
was taken to tie BrightloOk hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28

Several London newspapers Tuesday
morning reported the engagement OF
Miss Asquith to Hugh S. Gibson, first
secretary of the American embassy IN
London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
OFFICIAL REPLY
FROM GERMANY
is RECEIVED
So Far as Known 1t Was Not Accom-
panied BY Any Other Communioa-
tion and Is the Same as Re-
ceived From Berlin
Tuesday.

Washington. ID. G., Dec. 2s.-The Off
cial text OF Germany's reply to Presi-
dent Wilson's peace note was received
early to-day. As far as known, it was
not accompanied by any other communi-
cation and it is said to be substantially
! the same as the unofficial text received
/ Tuesday from Berlin.
In spite OF the wide gulf between the
insistenee of the central powers for an
| immediate peace conference and the fore
cast of unanimous refusal by the en-
ltente allies TO enter such a conference
without knowing Germany's terms in ad-
vance, the American government be.
lieves that the negotiations in progress
are resulting good. 1t WAS said with au-
thority that, until the door OF peace ac-
tually is closed by one side or the other,
President Wilson viii continue to hope
that any discussion will tend to hasten
the end of the war.
Count Won Bernstorif, the German am
bassador, returning Unexpectedly last
night from New York, authorized the
Associated Press to make the following
statement:
81 regard the note of my government
as constituting an acceptance of every
thing suggested by President Wilson in
his note to the beligerent nations of
Europe"
1t was made clear at the embassy that
Germany stands ready to make known
her terms on the first day OF any con.
ference that may be held, and officials
expressed themselves as being greatly
surprised at the view pending in some
quarters here that the Berlin government
had failed TO meet the presidents sug.
gestions by not setting down in the re-
ply the terms upon which it was willing
to make peace.
The German diplomats say that Pres
ident Wilson had no intention of drawing
a public declaration concerning terms
from the central powers. On the con-
trary they think the presidents sugges-
ton that an early occasion be sought
to call out from all nations now at war
such an avowal of their respective views
as to the terms upon which the war
might be concluded has been fully met
by Germany in seeking an immediate
conference with her enemies.
The German Policy.
The German policy upon which the re-
ply to. President Wilson'S communica-
ton is based. was outlined as follows:
Germany feels that the conference sug-
gested by it first should be composed OF
delegates from the belligerent countries,
whose duty it would be to settle terri
torial terms. Once these terms are agreed
upon, representatives of the neutrals
should be called in to participate in con-
sideration of the questions of guarantees
for the future in which neutrals are as
vitally concerned as belligerents. These
guarantees, in the German view, neces- |
sarily would have to do with the free
dom of the seas, limited disarmament, !
formation of world league of nations
to enforce peace, and the establishment |
of an internationa court OF arbitration. !
Germany is said to consider that neu-
trail nations can have no interest of their /!
own in terms such as those relating to |
territory. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-28
Swedish Steamer is Missing.

London. Dee. 2s.-Lloyds announces
that the Swedish steamer Friga IS BE-
lieved to have been sunk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
9aS Sri Gttp eDmpbpnic
Or@cttcr.
ant Montag siucites &pnsert
Der Saiion III Molinc Deran-
italtcn.

Miro ant Montag siueites Gunscrt
bcr Saiion III Wolinc Derar-
italtcn.
Grneit 9apis, bcfanntcr Senur Der
Chicago @ranh Opera Gp.,
Der Soliit.
9Sllr nod mentge Gage %treu1eil
ms bonn 5rpeiten. aroBe,t muiifali-
ld]en greigAiB Ser Saiion, oent am
%fommcllbet Montag I'M Moliner Che
otter 5l ncranitaltenoen @on5ert Oes
Gri-gitp Spmpbonie=S rdciters. Ger
icnigc, ser oent crlteir apraert oes
Srd)eiters III oicier Saiiolt fiirslid)
inn @llrtis Cpernba,ls beigemobllt
bot, lit 5meiiellos oerartig bon oem
&onnen Ser Mitglicber oes Srdelters
utter Ser fabiaen 2eituna bon Girl
gent 2nopia 9eder ergott, baB or
nidt pcrmilien miro, oenl 5neiter.
|lpie allh allc,l anoeren &on5ertcn oes
SrdRiters in oieier Saiion bei5upoh-
nen. @ie id)on %iriiter in ben Spal-
ten 0cs Ger Ienlofrat" bcfannt &C.
aehen tpliroc, lit cs ser 2eitl,ug bcs
Srdelters gelungell, Serrn grnelt
Iapis bon Ser. Gbicago @ranb Opera
Gompanp ais Solilten fir oos Scott
5ert am Montag al gelpinncn:
SEER Iapis lit Elm &iinitler, ser
nid)t bnrd} ieine pielen blnoert Sci
tnngsfritifen befannt genlabt SIT mer=
ben bral,dt; elm Scoermal,ll, Ser IN,
Mliifairfell1 bcmanoert lit, 6at iider=
lid Idlon bon Dem b%efanntct Scnor
gebort. Ser &iinitlcr, ein Yrptcgec
bon Bernhard lllri1 bon Ser Chico
90 @ra,o Opera COMPANY, CAB fiir5-
lid orci @aitipiele bei Ser Chicago
gnglilG Gram Opera Company linb
5rpar ~Mioa, Ser Grouba0our" llno
uGapaIleria HltItieaua.
Nadlte6el,b bru,dcn mir bas ppr=
5iialid suiamnen9eltellte Grogranll1
fiir 0as Moliner &olt5ert:
9rdlltbiunl 5l Sic Mciitcriiltger" !.
/. .a.. @agrer
slria -g5e eeliSa 9'anina' ga 80.
ben1e") j. . Gllccini
SEER Iabis.
5pmpao1tie No. s, in 9=Iloll, Sic
l1nbollenbetc" Sdllbcrt
MQegro Moocratp.
Yamie.
Spmp6oniides @eoihtu Iie Molonll"
(. . S11etdna
u@le9ie~Illi. p. Z . Gidaifppsfi
StretdmuIif.
rGornrosd)eil", @alser .Ii6uifomsfi
(a) u95I)e Star" Gogers
CO. CIT biit Die 9fnbs Sdulbert
G) .Jritblin9s5eit" geder
j. SER 9apis.
,Warb Slapc" Iif5aifoipsfi
Die Satrtsueriamtnlnng Der Jrien6-
IT, ,6omic societp.
Sci Der am Montag 4benb abge-
6altenel1 8eriamnnllng ser 1rienblD
9onie Speietp 'tpurbeu bie nod)iteben.
ben tiinf gerlualter, oeren germine
abgelonfer tpareit, tpieber er4pihlt:
81. 9. glp,,s 6. q. Side, 81. 6. Dds,
S. Heeb Cane nnb g. g. Moler. Ibo-
mas @ulih 1purbc an STEELE oes per=
.|itorbenen M s. Malib in Sic gebor=
|oe gelpdblt.
5amntlide @eamte mllroe,1 bl1rd)
8ieoerertpdblnng geebrt. Naditebetlb
|0ie Naf11en Ser 8eamten:
Hraiibenf ~ Son. Mfreb 6. Malel-
Ter.
grIter giaeprdiioent - Son. gea-
haniel Sren6.
3meiter 8i5epraiioent - G6orles
ISbuler.
@refutipfomite - Ser graiioent,
Die 5rpei 8i3epraiibcnten, 6. g. Mb-
Ter un0 81. 9. glD; 5datmeiitcr,
5ranf 81. Sobnlolt; &ilfsi9atmeiiter
nno Sefretdr, @arrD 6. Conner.
Morsen. geriamml,1ng Ser SAT-.
Sl1rnsenreinoc. ~ Counting gru-
pes Snrncrifattonrnicr. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

. ~ . H
lano bei ~Dorberiger @inlenblu1g ocs
getrages ii6er Die 8ereinigtei 5taa-
ten. Nsitelungcn bittet man an oas
8ertlde 5eemalmsbolg, 60-64
@uoion Street, Sobofem, g. S., gu
ridten.
9enierfen noQen mir nodl Dab SO
oentide il1io IL Uterreidilde sdifie,
oarnrlter 5lpei oelltide 4ilfsfreu5er,
bier f~eitgebnlten meroel1. 9ieie la-
ben cine 4eiasung bon 40, 900 Mann.
Son bieien babel 1000 alrbeit lit
perldie6enen 8egenoen allf Ser
Iarm erbaltetl ODER iino lolit he-
lfaftigt. 5000 Wnm fonnen feine
9eidaftigung er6aIten llllo miiiien
aud tbeilrpeiie dur 9eoienllug Set
|Sbiffe 5uriid6lei6e1. giele leioeu
MIN Scott. MPr Elm !@er5 fir ieine
|2anbslcntc bat, lplltc 80 Gents
|opfern, oenn mc6r foiten oieic 9n-
|oenfen nidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Sfprfnbcn=@ ilfe unb
6as aaiicrl. 9entide
&oniulat.

Der Nd)tbarc 9cnrp @ullmcr er=
llielt pun @arur b. Meislpit,, oem
&erucier bes &aiicrlidl Scmtid)en
&%oninlats. s1 Chicago, 81, nadite-
lenocs, lid, ielbit erflarenbes Sdlrei-
ben i'll gesns anf Bic Sitpremken-
&ilfe. 6err @ollmcr mnrSc bcfannt=
lid sum &priitenSen cines &pmites
bes bentidJ Diterreidy : ,ngariidJen
ltnteritiitungsnerbanbes c%rnannt, bus
iid naber nit Der Mrbcit Scr Gr=
prenRen=Silfe befaiien ,uirb.
&aiierlid 0cntid)es &oniulat,
Gticagp, 8. Sc5cmber 1916.
Sebr Dercbrtcr SEER &pQmer!
Suebem bore idl npm Scrr11
Sdnel(e, baf iidl aitdD Scr STINT
Soma at Dem @icberamfban OF
preneens betbeiligen mill lno baf
man in Sanenpprt inter ,Sbrer be-
iuagrten 2cittng bercits Gin &Dmi=
te gebilSet b9t, bern einige Ser ler-
porraaenoiten giirser Sbrer Stabt
angebDrcn.
SIS gereidt mir SUR bcipnbcrcn
Trenbc, Sbmcn mei,1e @liidmiinide
SIT bieiem Gntidluf als5nipre=
den, oenn idj CLAUDE, baf serabc
Snrdl bieie 11elte 9iebcstbGtigfeit
oas Sarto Der Trennoidat Sluiidelnl
Der alten 6eimatb nnb Ben 9lrte-
rifancrn bentid)erS gbfitmft cngcr
gcfniipft lutrb. Der Spferiuillig=
felt Der Seitidrstmcrifaner iuirb
anf bieie @eiie eilr bleibcn6es
9enftnal crridjtet iuerben. @etat=
ten Sic mir baber, sSSbucr1 iotuie
alien Setbeiligten meiac berslidJ=
item @iinld)e fir elm redlt g11tes
8elingen Sbres @crfes a1ssnorii=
fen.
Mit porsiiglider @odlad)tl1ns
Der @crtueicr oes aatfcrlidcu
&pniltlats
@e5. u. &eistuik.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
8enmtcniuagl Scr Gpcmr &c 2cun
Gpac.

Sci Ser Sabrcsperlamnlll1llg ser
Occur &c eeon 9pge 9ep. so Scr @p=
thiasritter mllroen oie nad)ltebcnoe,1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Midjacl &l1bnen m1f iidJ elmer idpue=
rem Spcratipn nntersielem.

SEER Mid)acl a1lbl1ell, SEQ. 1921
neltlid)e 2ccllit StraBe, Ser frii1er,
5u SSolpa's nalien Soften, SEQ. 1880
@olbillgton Strabe, cine @irtbldnit
filbrte, nno in gsoromelt Iapenport
1nobl befannt lit, liegt inn Mercp So
lpltal, 400 i6n1 oie 9oftoren @enrD
1lno Malter Wattbep belte Iormit-
tog Dos lilfc gein oberbal6 bes &nies
a1npl1tlre1l lpcroen. Scrr &l1bnen lit
ld)on lett iiber einem Sabre idaper
franf. Seit Den lckter @odcn bat
ltd) lem 3llltauo oerartig peridlim-
inert, oaB lid) Die genamtel1, i'm be=
l1anoel1loen %sler5te ee5ultngen iabel1,
Die slmputatiol1 por5unebrne11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Scr Mdtbare SenrD @olnser fona.
mentirt iiber beutidpe IEicoens-
bebingungel1.

Mebrcrc befnntlte 9eutldsM meri-
faller madten geltern burd oie 9pal<
ten einer bieiigen notwithstanding
lire Mnlidten ii6er oie oeutid,en 5rie-
oensbebingllngen befnl1nt.. 8pn Die
len &~ommentnren iii L~belon0ers 0as
bon beln Mdtbaren @eurp @bllner,
bas mir nadyitegenb alfiigen, interel=
liant. 2eibcr gelang es inns nid)t,
&errn 8olnter perlonlid S1pecfs ei=
mes Snterpiem 5u erreid1em uno oes=
.balb ntiiiicm mir uttieren 9elern cit
&ommertar p%orlegcn, Dos elmer all0e<
ren Seitlf,g entnomnien mnroe:
n&pn ben ,1ltr iparlid) einlamfen-
ben Wad}ridten fann i'd MIR einige
YeidliiiIe faiien. Sd alaubc, buk
bic belltid)fn Triebensbebinglngcn
cine MeOerberltell,ing Der 0cittidje,l
Guloniert fit bas 0entidc &eidJ ,pic
altdJ Der bentid)en 0anbclsfluttc, Bic
in alien SGeilen Ser Melt ~fonfigsirt
tpproen lit, einidlieken.
n9emtidjlanb miro bcrlangcn, Saf
I8elgicn abiolltt neutral fem ,pirb.
0arnllter iuirb bas 3eitld)e MeidJ
|Deriteben, baf feinerlei 8cfeitig1n-
gen, iucldr 8clgicn gum MnfenpDitcm
Der JeinSe mad)eit lpiirbeu, an Der
8rense icin biirfen. Sd neblnc fer
ner a1, bak 9cntidjldn0 bic llnab=
langi9fcit bcs G6nigreid)s Yolen p,,cr=
langen ,uirb, barnit Der Staat als 10
~aenanl,tcs StDRpolFfcr smiiden
GentidJlano ,tnb Mi1klanb fnngiren
ipirS.
nylnker bicicn &Dridlagcn mirb
Gentid)lanb mcillcr Miliidjt nad) bic
iclten 3litanoc nrb 8eoinglitge1,
Sie por BEN Grieg berrIdten, berlan=
ger. % Sic Miirtcn iebpd) bieic
gcoingnn9cn anneGmlcns ilperbcn, ipll
md 6a6ingeitcqt iei1. 1dt fir mein
hcill, CLAUDE uidt, Saf bic Mlliirten
in bic 8ebirsnmgeit eir1tuiligcn 1tnS
s,Sar 'ipcgcn Der nad,itclenoen 8riin=
lDc.
n8cil Gnslano ieinc Gber1err=
idaft anf Den Mleeren iiidt aafgcben
Eiuil. Suite Wrofbritanlien 2fntid)=
tlanSs 6lDtte 10 ipeitcr ,uad)ien laiien,
lpie es in ben letten 90alreil Dpr BEN
&ricg gcld,aBt ID ipare Gnglanbs See.
madjf balm lsb pine bic Gberbcrr.
ldaft a1tf ben Mecren FINN bas britt
Hide Meid nid)t 6eieben,
rIraufreid, auf bel. anberen Geits
,uinldH Glidf-GDtbrinaen iuieber 81
gciui1ne1, paBrero Miiflanb Son.
itartinopel baber iuiQ.
nGnalan6 lit INNER nod Scr 9ln-
iidt, Oak bic Mlliirtfn i'm stauS,
iiro,- 9crtidlan6s arafte babnrd1 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
@iurscr @%eriamml11ng Ser SAT-.
S,1rngeneiroe. Counting sru-
fes SnrncrIfattpurnicr.

Sammtlid)e Wiitglieoer ser Iabell,
Iltrngemeinoe iinb eriudyt, lid,
81 Der ntorgen I6ello III ser gllrll=
bade ab5lrbaltel1oen groBen Ser
iammllrng, bei Der pid)tige @eidaite
5ur Sprade folnn1en, cil,3lifinoen.
Ger eigentlihen Gerialmnllllg miro
It'd cia gemitblider @erre1abeno i'm
&lllb5immer anidlieben.
Sim Sonirtag finOet inn Sllrncr=
beim Ser GllrnboQe 1pieoer eilll1al
zines Der be1iebten Sfattournicre Ser
Gabenport gllrrgemeiroe, an Ser lid
1lur Gunner, gang aleid) ppl meldert
g~creinigl1ng, 6et6eiligen oiirien, liott
Au6 Sn 6ieIen Ioltrl1ier lollten 1id
.alc Iurners5fato11fel cinfinoc1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
@taDt uuo Gon,'q,
Mittuod, oeu 10. DECEMBER.
aleine staOtzNi

- sllc 3lltbatcn fiir ben @eib=
nadltsfuden. Giepe's ~gpothefe, 403
lucltlldle ,. StraBe.
2as Selleroepartemelrt reiBt allf
Gcranlaiilrng Des Staotanmalts bas
6cbilioe Don Der 6rabm 1uel Cont
pallp, Moluno lrnb Git Riper Strabe,
bas Don Dem Stabtratb foaoemtirt
lpor0cn lpar, ab.
SRI. Grace &ebber, sic Iod}tcr
BON &errlt llno Ira1t Gus. 3eboer,
9eo. Oil Gaines Strabc, sic in Ser
porigen @od)e inn Mercp @oipital am
@lilooarm operirt mlroe, iiebt long
lorncr 8cllcl ltng cntgegelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
$50 Sclubn,tng fir Die 9%(nffinonns
bon @rcem's 2cidlc.

Stint @iirgcr Der 5taot 9apel1=
port, bic lire 9eamert gebeinr baltcn
mollcll, fnben $50 OILS gelobnung fir
oas Mllfiinocn Ser 2eide bon Gla=
renee @reelt, Ser fiirslid) inn Wtiiiil=
ltppi crtraltf, oils ei1l goot, lit Dem CT
iid) nit anOeren 9el1ten al1f Ser Idbrt
BON Tapcnport nod Ser &egierltngs=
a%rleltolinlcl hefono, lmidlug. Die
nbengcnanlltc Slll1lne befi10et li6 in
@alloen bon So. &auffmann, Dem
&aliirer Der Gcutihen Sparbanf.
MuBer oielel1 $50 lit al,dl nod) cine
a1loere gelobnung boz, $50 fiir oas
Nuifl1locn Scr 2cide ~al1sgelest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

sl6e eincoln &omcitcao go.
S15 miro 6elltc Mbeno in Ser Sc
.Glaire-Salle ibre regel1naBi9e Scr
lanlnllung a6balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

erlabme,t, baf lie ben Gricg meter
fiibrcn. Gesbalb bin id, Der Mniidt,
baf 9eitidlan0s Trie0ensbe0ing,1n=
gen abgeid)lageu merben.
n9ieie Mbiase ,uirb bon einer aro=
zen beltid)en GffcnfiDc ait elmer Dbcr
mebreren Ironteu, iuic bmrdl ciueit
erb0btcn @akitab Der ltntericebpot=
@riesfibrnng gegcn Gnglanb gefplat
iein."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
8roEc TrcimaltrcrsTcicr

Die Mifglieoer ocs &aaba-1 empel
e~rlpartcn, Bob iid 81 ser am 6reitag
ab5nbaltcnoelt groBcn Ginmcibunas-
flaiie nid)t mel,iger ais tallie1o @alte
pon auBerlalb einIin6en meroefl.
Gas Grograntm 0es Taaes idlieBt
nlanniefade 1lnterbaltlll,g fir sic
altsapartiget Gaiite ltlb ibre Damen
cin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
3nr letten Mnlc.

5ran Muguita 8artels.
Gle geiieblng bon 5ran Mi1guita
gartels erfolgt belltc Nadnittag I'M
5tpei llbr bon &unge's 2eidenbeltat=
illngsetabliiiement aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
stammbaftcr I'M Seine Dnu !6crrlt
nuD syran Gunil Buffers.

Scrr u1lo 6rail emil g6lfers bon
Gong @rpoe, So, 5etgen bodlerfrent
Sic @ebnrt zines fr%aftigcn Stamni.
6alters an, ser bei Scr @eburt ont
Sonntag nidtmeniger OILS ad)t Gflno
no. Mlltter n,ro @inO befinben iib
III better !@eillnobeit.
Dr. Bater, 3a6nar5t, @bitafer
BUILDING. (ana.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
@cibna6ts 8dum,c.

@allptol,artier geo. 1872 uno 124
@elt Critic StrqBe. @aliett & @oll=
rigall, Ielepbon 400.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-01

Department of the Interior,
L. S. Land Office at Las Cruces.
n. NJ, Nov. "a, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that
William +. Cowgirl, Of Column
bus, n. NJ, who on April %.
1913, made homestead entry
0833o for S. w. Il, Section 26,
T. % S., r. 7 W., and on Nov.
IL, 1914, made additional home
stead entry, No. OlO675, for n.
W. Il, Section 35, Township %
S, Range 7 W, N. NJ. P. Meri-
dian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before w.
c. Hoover, L.. S. Commissioner,
at Columbus, N. NJ, on the 18th
day Of January 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses :
Henry Burton, William Van Ron
zelen, Leonard Miles, M. f. Tar
water, all Of Columbus, N. NJ.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE,
Dec. 1923. Register.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-12-01
FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Las Cruces
n. NJ. November 10, 1916
Notice is hereby given thai
Francis NJ. Lingo, of Columbus
n. NJ, who, on August Is, 1918
made homestead entry No. OS6SZ
for n. +. Il, Section %, Town
ship 28'S Range 8 w, n. NJ +
Meridian, has filed notice OF III
tention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to tne
land above described, before W.
Hoover, U. S. COMMISSIONS
at Columbus, n. NJ, on the Su
day Of January, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses
Lee Thomas, George 7. Peters,
Merrill p. Richardson and JTf
Winner all of Columbus, n N
JOHN L. BURNSIDE
Register.