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these are young men. This was fol-
lowed by the full chorus which show
ed perfect control on the part of the
Director.
"Thc Annunciation" was sung as a
soprano solo by Miss Elizabeth Mill
or, of Eustis, and the full chorus.
Miss Amy Harrington, of Winter Ha-
ven, played the piano accompaniment;
and Mr.. Lew ,Barstow, of Palatka, the
violin. Miss Evah Baker, Universi-
ty OrganiSt, played the accompani-
ments for the entire program. Miss
Miller's fresh young voice with the
beautiful accompaniment rang out
triumphant in the Annunciation.
"Tha Vision of the Shepherds" was
the second part of the Cantata. The
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22

the Vespcr Service, Sunday, December
10. Miss Marguerite Spofford, Voice
Director of the Stetson Music School,
a graduate of the New England Con-
servatory and a musician of the high
est order, had trained the large cho-
rus and soloists, rehearsals having
commenced early in the term, and
the public presentation was all that
could be asked for by a critical audi
ence of music lovers.
The Cantata was divided into four
parts. The first part, the Prophecy,
opened with a chorus sung by an eX-
ceptionally strong male chorus. Stet-
son is fortunate in having number
of splendid voices added to her coterie
of musicians this year, and many of
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Eastern Star Resolutions.

To the Worthy Matron, Officers and
Members of Palatka Chapter No.
33, o. E. S.:
We your committee on resolutions
on the death of our late Sister Daisy
0. Neck, beg to report the following:
Whereas 1t has pleased our Hea-
venly Father. who doeth all things
well, to take from our Chapter to the
Grand Chapter above our beloved
sister, Daisy o. Neck, who to know
was to love, be it
Resolved, That the members of Pa
latka Chapter No. 33, o. E. S., extend
to the bereaved husband, mother and
sisters their sincere love and sympa-
thy. How our hearts ache as we miss
the loved face, the cordial hand clasp;
she has gone to that Home whence
there is no return. She cannot come
to us, but we can bridge the chasm
and go to "Our Ada" who was not
afraid to die in the light. Be it fur
ther
Resolved, That a page of our min
ute book be devoted to these resolu-
tions in memory of the departed sis
ter; and copy sent to the bereaved
husband, and copy sent to each of
the weekly papers of our city.
From our chain a link has fallen,
In the East a Star has set,
But engraved on memory's tablet
Is name we'll ne'er forget.
EMILY D. BASS.
(SeaD CARRIE E. BOYLE,
N. A. STUMPE.
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M ans Littleness.

AS an illustration Of the insignifi.
canoe of man in the scheme of nature
Professor Zuccarini of Italy estimated
that, taking the worlds population at
1,5OO,OO0,O0O, the whole human race
could stand comfortably shoulder TO
shoulder in an area 800 miles square
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Too Quiet to Be True

Mabel-lt is whispered that Belle and
Bob are engaged Jack-Who whispers
it? Mabel-Belle. Jack-If they really
were she'd whistle, sing and shout it
Exchange.
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Compensation-

Diner-This is very small piece of
chicken you have given me, waiter.
Waiter-Yes, sir: but you will find it
will take you long time to eat it.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
Business In New York.

Every thirty minutes new business
corporation is formed in New York, and
every forty-fve minutes one is dis
solved
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
STETSON UNIVERSITY
VESPER CHORUS SINGS
Alexander Matthews Can
tata, The Story of
Christmas"

One of the most beautiful musical
programs ever rendered at Stetson
University was "The Story of Christ
mas" Cantata by Alexander Mat
thews, sung by the Vesper Chorus at
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22
In the Same Boat

The Overbearing Lawyer-Ignorance
of the law excuses no one. The Cul.
prit--lll be sorry for you then if you
ever get in trouble.-Brownirs's Maga.
zine.
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Becomes Annoyjnu,

Limitation is the sincerest fattery."
Maybe 50, but | don't like to have
too many women copying my gowns"
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-22

"What have you thereT
"A diploma from the school of ex.
perience"
"What do you meanT'
"a deed to gold mine that isn't
worth 2 cents ."-Exchange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

Bari 8, 12 SSebr, pia Sonoor.-
Gas fron5oiiihe ariegsbiireau erlieB
beute globnlittog onS nodite6enOe
offi5ienc Gonumuliquc ii6er ole @nt.
lpidelingelt ouf Der ipeitIideu 6ront:
o9lah r1beren geri6ter icttc ms
Der 9lngriit NIT Sonogronoten oen
iuir geiierr Nadnittag in Oer@egcdo
norooitlih bon Butte SC DleSnil III
Der Champagne imiernabmer, in Oen
9eiib bon Ieinolirbcn SdiibenarGbcn
airi elmer Sront BON no6e5u 300 DC
tern.
Ser 6cino ntafte in Ger 9lodt eli.
ueu @cacuongriii ser ieSod gGn5IiH
5uriidgeihlogcn pnroe. g9ir mod.
ten 65 @cidngene, Oorlmter eincnGi,
ii5ier.
Phi Dem @cit ocr 8ront pcrlicf oie
gta6t in rli1ieer @ciic."
Ger ito(ieuiibe 9cri6t.
81 ON bin 2onOon 70. 8ebr.
Dos itolieniIde Observation-Disclosures.
tier bot no6Itebenoen offi5iclIen De
riAt crlaNen:
Dllnicrc Snfonteric mar erfolgs
reid ilt tleineren @eieGten nobc
DlaOOnna oe Monte 9llbano, moro.
lid bon llpri, uuo bel @otriH.
SSm Ebole bon Scrroqilolo boben
iuir cine 9ln5obl bon @eioneenen &C.
modjt, mo uniere 9(rtilleric ser
iprengte eini9e feiuOlide @ionier.
o5riipper in Ser @egeno BON &ooe.
reto uno Sommo 9llto, iiiOoitli6 BON
6oleario.
gSir bcidoiien oud einige feinoli.
de 1riippeu.9l6tbei unO einen
SiefernngS5ug entlang Dem 9iio Go-
loia mo Dem aronbof.
9lii Der Sionao 6ront gab cs fci.
he Gperotioucu pou 9eoeutlmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
NxNNNNNxNxxNNNAx xxxNN xNNNxx xxxNNNNNNNNNNNNNx

NIT QeutidlIono uoil StoIien pcrbo.
ten iino.)
6rnuJ0ftidc Gruppeu me
&c Sanisa 5ui'a III IN en-
Gedogen.
9ortS, 12. 6ebrliar. Der
Observation-Disclosures ocS rBdit
Rnriiicn" telegrnpbirt, SoB frau3oii.
ide Irlippcn am 10. cScbrllar oen
9oronrfllb treii5ter uno nun am
redtcn llicr Oes 8IiiiirS INTO III 0er
@egeno bon Santa in6 9eria Ia
acrn. @eria III ,eine beSeiitenoe
9a6nitotiou al Ger 2inie Saloniti-
Wlonaitir. N
(Gic erlpGbute @escno liegt noro.
pcitlid bon Sopiin am Noro1r, IS
MciIeii nor0peitIid BON Snlonifi,
Dem Ynnftc, all Incident bic 0ertbei.
oiguugSliuic Oeo gIliirteu.9ooerS in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

@ouar0 bon gln1olt, iuuroe am ID.
Sfto6er 1915 in Berlin oifi5ieG an.
gefiinoigt Seit0en murOe moffi-
5ieG oigege6en sic So65cit lueroe I'M
9nuie oieics OlonotS Itattiinoen mo
Die 5eier iebr einfod ieiu. @riu5Soo.
dim Der am H. Ie5ember % Sabre
aft wuroe, lit Souptlnann oes IA.
Suioren Aeeinents, ser @orOc 5u
SUB, Ser @renooier @oroc uno all.
oerer 9legiuenter lmO DER ein5ige
nod llnoerbeirntbete Scr feds Sobne
oes aniiers. Nrin5eiiiu Maric gln-
outline lit cine glidte oeS reeieren.
ben Ser5ogS 6rieorid oes 3peiten
BON glnbolt uno puroe ON 10. Suni
1898 geborcn. IS lit geneIoet nor.
Oelt ooB ibr Batter iutcr aronprirB
6rieoriH @ilbclm an Sen admpicn
in oen glreonner 3beil uinimt.)
10000 3 eIterreider i'm u n.
mario auf Qnro58o.
9aris t2. 6ebruar. Cine
Gepeide aus Rom Iaet ooB ciuem
9eridjtc oeS Dnr155oer Gorreipon.
benton ser sSSOea g@ajionole~ 5ufoI.
0e Die Sidrfe Der MN onf 0uro55o
amnaridiren0en oitcrrcidiIh hlmqori.
iden Grlppen 10000 betrGgt. Ger
gicit Der ieiuoliben 9lrlnee belpadt
ooS @e6iet bhter oen pororingcnoen
Iruppeu. Ger Correspondent fiigt
bel, Dab oiC @nhpaiinm9 Der 0lon.
tenegriner nod nibt beenoet lit mo
S6cile oeS fIcinen 0oniareideS IN
iol9e Ocs 6eitieen @ioeritonoeS ser
9Inb1nger oes Generals Mortino.
witid nod nidjt beiebt iinO.
9ulGorcu @6nig an Scr
Oft 6ront.
Son0on, l2. 8ebrlor. Cine
Gepcide ans @ien an sic Gcuter.
9leentnr bciast, OoB aonig sSerOi.
uano bon 9uIgoriei aeiiern I'M otter,
reidiid iineariiden Sauptqiartier
al Der Sitfront einsetroiien lit. Ger
bo6e 0'oit imO ieit Gefolee, odriln-
ter Der buIeariide 03iniiierprdiioent
RaOoslaooff uno @eneral Secofi, ser
SobitconmnnOirenoe Der bulgoris
ihen glrmec, murOen BON @r5ber5og
6rieOrid, Dem 809itcommanOiren-
Den Der oiterreifiitblIngarii1en g(r.
NEE, empiangeu. 9ei Der ieitliben
9cgriiBung mar 5eIomari6aa 6rei-
berr @onroo Don Sotenoori, @ene
rnlitdbs9ei Der oiterreidii1eu Streit-
madt 5ugegeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
9abt rOiiSc @anSen nnO
fibIt Gnd ipie cine
Slume- -berin1t Dies
Sast, ein Wlas beihsS @aiier nit
%0Osp6Gt Dor Dem ;Sriibitaf
wGidt Site ants.

I'm Den Snli9 eeiunOcr 9Iiitbe I'M
@eiiHt 5I ieben, I'M &brc Soiit fla
rer ino fIdrer meroen 5il ieben, nm
obne &opiidmer5en, Jfiideitidnier.
5en, bclegter 3tngc ooer iibelrieden.
Dem 9ltbem ollf5lwadetl, tbati1bIid.
ilnl iid itetS better @elnobeit Jit er.
irelelt pcriude man einc @oHc
laitg ieocil Moraen cin Snuenbao.
Irinft ieoen Gag Dor ocm 6riib,
itiid Elm CSlas iebr beiBen ggaliers
nit aoltltcinsRboSpbot ais cin boriu.
loieS NlittcI, aus Dlo9elL 2ebcr, ylic,
rem umo Gingelpciocn Oen lnoeroou.
lidcn 9tbfal, ialicrc @oIle mo sri.
froben oeS 9ortn9es, alls5lnpoi6cll
iWo aiii Oieie @ciie oas gan5e Der.
Ooulngs. Spitem 5il reiniget 81 fla
rcii uno 81 erfriiden che man Dem
l0iageil mebr yiabruig 5iifiibrt. 0ic
@irfiug bon 6eiBcm 8aiier imo
Haltltelli-BDoSpDot aitT 0ell leeren
Wlagen iii rpulocrbnr erfriidenO. GS
treibt ale Iaiieren SGbrlngen, @olc
imo S1uren ans mo crregt einen
ipIenoiocn 9Ippetit iiir oos 6rii6.
itiid.
Gin 9ierteI gflno aoIfitein 96os.
pGot toitet III 9Ipotbefer iebr ipeilig,
geiiiist aber i'm 81 oemonitriren,
Dob, iuie Seiic imo bciBeS @aIIer sic
Solit reiniet fl1rt uno eririIdJt,
anlfitein .Ybospbat luio beiBeS Boi.
ier anf ooS glut un0 oic inneren Or.
game lpirft. Golden, Oie all Ser.
topping, @aIleniie6er, iouereu Nla.
gen. rbeumatiideu Sdmer5en uno
Soldier, Oeren Snit fa6I mo @c.
iidtsinrbe blaB lit, miro 5ueciidert,
Dab cine @oGe innerer g1Oer tic IN
ieOcr SoinIiHt 6eiier dusie6en mo
bciicr beiinoen laiieu miro, (9ln5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

SaIoiiiti begIiiut. Die Qinie Siebt
tidj OCit NarOur Bis Sturaiuli biunnJ
pom mo aus iic eiiien SnIbtreis bill.
Set Der soloulIi ciuitIiebtD
@ttedij9er 6 On'IuI ines
GIorinn eiu0etro (,
fen.
BoriS, II. 3ebruor. Cine
SopaS Ccpeide ans SaIonifi bciael,
onb Der ariediide GouiiiI III @ono.
itir (Scrbien) aai Souneritdg nit
ieiner HdmiIic IN 5Iorino, eirtcr 10
@eiIeu iiiooitli6 bon .Oiouoiiir be.
legencn SfaOt. cintraf. Gic Mcl.
oiine iiiet bin5n Oob Der @rlnlO fiir
bic Abreiie Oes GoniuIS nit ieiuem
Stabe aus Dlornitir nidt befonnt iei.
9efonutiih beiinoet lid Nlonoitir
jiir 3cii in Ocitidcn S5dnoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

2 er rufiiide 9[bcnoberi6t.
Betrograo, Dia 9onoon, 12.
6ebruar- Gle geitrige ofiioieae
@'ittbeiIung Oes ruiiiideu General.
liobs bat iolgenOen @ortlout:
uSSn Der gligo @egeno, 5uii6en
Ser Ililit6r 2anoitroBe mo oen
5liliie Ibina boben iif qlrtiaerie.
Iueae abeeipieIt lIniere gotterie'n
babeu an Derihicocnen Steaen icino.
lide @ionier 6jrllppen 3eriprenqt.
GtUa 324 DleiIeu iiiooItlid BON
SfstuI babeH mir 3pei Grploiiouen
in elmer ieiuoliden 9atterie ucrur.
iadt.
9IIs 6oS ReiuItat zines erfolarei-
den 9IuffIdrungs Mari6eS in ser
@egcuo iiiolid BON 2ubtdo 6a6en
mir cine Bride Oemolirt, peIde Der
5eino iiber ben 6luB Nicmeu gu
baueu begonnen bate.
Su Der 0}dbe BON Sdcruepine Gin
@oIbpnien) baben mir nit Siilfc
imicres Snfantcrie- lrnO 9lrtiueric.
6eiers fciuoIi6e 9lngrifie 5uriidge.
ihIagcu uelhe nod rmfalienoeu 9lr.
iilIeric @orbereitlngcn imternom-
men poroen uaren.
SSu Der @egcuS BON Siebroff Der.
iudte ser 6ein0 cine S0be 5uriid al
erobern, tucldc mir i6m entriIieu
battcn; trotoem Ger Scino Iiarfe
! Gruppenmoiien ms 6elo fiibrte, be.
boipteten mir oie lSobe.
9lm Sdpar5en @eer iebeu lnierc
GorpeOo6ootc OoS gonboroement
ieiuolider @oiitionen in scr aiiiten-
@e9eno tort.
Sm aatfaius 5dlt rnler6ortldritt
an, imo lulier 6euer be6inOert ale
gcrinte OeS 8eiuOes, oic Cficuiiue
iuieocr ouf5iuebmen.~
9a bnperbinsung 5miidcn
RuBlan6 uu0 RiImG
nicn uuterbroden.
&on6on, ~. 6ebruor. Cine
GGlter-Cepeihe aus 9ImiterOam mel.
set:
Sier eingetroifene g}ahridten aus
guoapeit bciagen, DAB Oic ruiliiHc
Giienbabnperbinoung nit Hln1nien
inioIge BON groBen 9ruppenbeipegun.
gen IN geBnrabien imterbroden lit.
ytnr @Silit0r5iiae fabrcu in gcBara.
bien.
9llIiirtcn @oniulu an
geblih fortgefon0t.
Atber, oia Baris, t2. 6ebruar.
- 0ie 3eitimg rEatris" Iaet, oaB
ole gclitihen unO 8uIsarcn Oen III.
mdniiden rmo Den gric6iifen Con.
iuI aus Nonaitir in SiiolueIt.Scr,
bien forteeianot bo6en.
Dies lit eiu GreieniB bon groBer
geoertlua," iaet Die 3eitune. nuno
OallcIbc perIangt mebr ais eincn Bro.
teit Die SfouIouoiS Regierllng
sicbt Dor, oaB eS iid lin cine aagc-
meinc DlaBuabme banole, ole eegen
alIe nelltraIcn Gouiitln eeri6tet iei;
ood es beiinOen iid feline anoercn
nelltraleu GonillIn in Monaitir. 9lu.
! Beroem bat oieie Staot nidt SniieIbe
5ntcreiie fir lns, iUie fir bic 9lu-
mGuier.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
StoIiclt oerbictet Snip ort
oeutf6cr ooren.

&onL #. 6ebr. pio Bdris. -
Gin fouielideS Gefret lit beilte bier
DerofientIidbt morOen. 0as perbietet,
oeutidc lmo oiterreidiIde @oorcn
ii SStolier eiuouiiibren ooer our@
Stalicn 5u tronsportiren o0er ourh
itoIieniid)e S6feu 3u cyportiren.
(0ie 9riesserflGrlmg StalienS
an Seiterrei6 .lln9orn pont 90. Ntoi
1914 idloB Elm 8crbot Oes SnnOels
NIT oiterreidiib.imgoriidcu llntcr.
tbonen cin.
Ole 9botiodc, Oob 9eutidlmO
beute in Dem Getret cbenio mie
Geiterrcid bennnnt lit, beOeiltet Die
critic oficutliHe Nutiinoieune. ooB
aud ollc conuucr6icllcu 9e5iebungcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
Dlutiges laingrn in Orr Champagne
cslterrs4cr balten erObsrtes Osebiet in aubanien.
2seridt Oes 0ent[den elenerarfaeg.

@crlin r. 6ebr @n gStfruut in Der Champagne ia
ben I'D gcen ebr befs 6Gmp nbspct ube Die 5nu5Oieu grO
be yaien Snuutcre us Sreieu fabrten
Dies acbt O amden geric berbOr, 6ente gadmag
bOu Der Sendn Oeu Seeresenns unscseben wnrOe Nade6eu
Der ODllfGubige @Ortant Oeie6en:
MeFltder Griegsf fbGMplab
Rad eucm eB Beiseu Nriller gOmbaOemcnt gseu enen
ohn S nnerer 6rOut Der GampGgHc uuHaGmcH Die 6rau5
len NbuO Nnsrf Sid Der Wuus DC Champagne
anf 8rut ndt 200 YARDS in uu Spanugn
brnaeH.
gu Der GOWbrS66b beietteu mir Den 9an6 Gracr
Onrd Die NrpOOu n51lcn Wnc SHbnarG6n
eniuu6en
Eeflihcr Gricg sf6amplah
Yin DerdieSenen EnHfteH b06eR @OrOhOernd
er RorOueu teiner Nbbenneru smradacuiem
&altan. NriegsfduHplaR
gn Der San6rut bat bic ansemeue Snatn feline weude
%erGnoernHg se5eihst"
Der 0Gerrei@i6e 2seriGt
Serliu IL. Sebruar. Die beitigc amtde Mh6eiluua
0tercddnngarien @eneratabs pdc bier Hbmtt wnro
bngt bic Smuoe ban tainie Srnppm Die Seerrcdern
med Srana (nOrold 9ura5O, 96anien aenmmnsn
S0H mebrere ale aneearin Die aicuer
3nrndaedlaaen erlitten erbebide @eruhe
Nnf Der mhIhm 6rOnt aben Die Ceerreider gerid
abIrede NHere nifid Abt6ennsen 5mradsuiem @OOuctd
in Ouicu, betteu bic Gncn mee pOrgeIdObemc
gdaeengr6ben, ue ben Ceerreu oerGumt
2dbrenO Der Wadt uHernabmcH eoOd bic 5herrh uHgen
@retrai eseHaugr nuo ebeu Die &nu Uer bieieH
$teNunaeH berdus
gnf itandM TrOn fd Ie66nte gri0erie 1meae
Der Son3O.CSeaeuo abgcpelt
On 9a9c pom Sitd 6erreiddpnmsarde Ernppen e
enide YOThUu guommeu, Sic 73 Gelaneue
benteten Srei WndiHeugeuebre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
CrraniIos nan sansIIIel

9crlin. 10. GSebr. glah glns
eobe Der 56wci5ers 3eitme ngerncr
9uno bot Der oricdiidc Brenicrmi-
niiter Gcgcn SEN italieniiden Ylan,
Srlippen olif ser Sniel Goriil 5tl loit
ocL unl bort Oie 8oIi3ei Sb1tigfcit
ols5iiiben, Broteit erbobcn.
Fremierniniiter Sfoulouois iiig
tc biu5lL Oic ofientlide 0leinng in
GricMcnlono iibcr oieien Shritt iei
ocrort. OoB sic Regicrnng ollie Scr.
oitiuortlic6feit fir 0ie etpo aus Sta
liens 9'oreeben lid erseberocn Gon-
icaucntcn oblcbnen miiiie.
gic SoA3eit oes @rin5cn
syoudim.
9pn0on 70. 5ebr. Cine Dc
pci6c ser Gr6ongc telegraph SO.
ron 9lnitcrOon t6eilt nit, aniier
&il6elm babe oic 9lnfiinoiglng CT.
loiien oaB 4riu5 Soohtn's Sod5eit
om Il, @l6ri in @otSOom itottiinoea
lpcroe.
(1ic @erlobung oes @rin5en Soa.
hinL oeS iiinsiien Sobnes oes aoi.
iers g9ilbelnL nit Der Grin3ciiin Wla.
ric sliguitiuc. Sodtcr oeS ASrin5eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
8n 0rn 3atnrn.

OA UFN JWDNEW.
Nae nnberBeiratbrtcn
Minncr GnglauO's.
GDllen angebIidl ndhite
QSprbe etmberitfen iper0en.
Die 2ouooncr ~GcutruI SEEMS" er.
fIartc, ooB cine Oicsbe5iiaIibc
foniglide 9roflamotion in 9GI.
sc erlaiien perSen foil. ~ Ia
gesberi6te Scr 9lIiirten. - @os
Oas irou50iiide 2riessburemi au
n1eloen neiB.
9onOou 12. 6ebruar. Die
oGentrol NeipS" beribtet ooB oQe
imoerbeirat6eten MGnner in nGdIter
@ode 5u oeuSabuen geruieu rucroen
ioIIen.
Die 8eititug iagt Bob cine f0nig.
lide Eroflamotion in Oicicm Sinnc
in 9Gloe crloiien weroeu miro. 9ie
Ginberuiuus Ser &efriten iit angeb-
lid cine 6olge Der @ouiultotiorcn
5wiihen Oem MirnitionS @iniiter
uno oen ariegs6iireou.
(9lnt 3. Sebruor lnter5eihnete So
nig @eorge cine PROCLAMATION, mel.
be Oen 10. 6ebruor ais Oos 1otum
oniebtc, al ipel6em ooS neue W}iIi-
tdrJmougsaeies in aroft treten ioae.
gIacn lmberbeirotbeten N1nncrn I'M
9lIter BON 10 bis Al Sobreu nuroc
bis 3im Q Nldrj 5riit oegebeu, iih
anucrben 81 lanen)
Gas Barrier 81 bcno-
8ulletin.
EoriS, pia 2onoon, 12. Se6r. -
0oS belte 9lbeno pom @oriicr
ariegSburcou peroiientli6tc ofii5ieae
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DSn 9elgien Deriuhten Die TelIt.
ibeu no1 lmiaiienoen glrtiIlerieDor-
bcreitluecn mebrere Nale, oen Dier!
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bel set Gas 81 freujeu. 0ieie Ser
iude ibllgen ieOo1 inter Dem 6eier
unlerer 9lrtiuerie inO Molhinengc.
mebre febI.
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glrtillerie-glftioneu in Der @eeenO
bon Butte oil Wesnil imo Qanarin.
gsa6 einem mebritiinoigen 9ombor.
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neu fleiuen Gbeil unierer 8oiitioneu
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inO ser bon Soint SoupIet ciu3u.
orinaen.
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@egenangriff ums aus Oen Gbeilcn
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ten peiterc 6orti6rittc imO nabmen
einige @efangene.
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@ariS 6nben mir cine N1inc sir Or.
ploiion eebraht, uel6e Die S6on5.
nerfe oes 6einoes beidGoiete.
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6euers ridt initdnoe, an iinierc critic
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tagS6eridt t.
&nris, i2. SSebr.. pia 9onoon.
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beute yohnittog oas noditebenoe
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norooItlih bon Butte &c DieSnil III
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9eiib bon feinOli6cn Sd)iibenerdbcn
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z ituotion r5 emilio aim.
itiG io0t Or. 3immer.
mann.
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9taatSiefretar oes 9lusp1rtigeu uno
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ipdrtiaen 9lmtes, eingebcno in Grpd.
gune ge5oaen
Tic Dlittbeiling ipuroe beite Mlor.
gen Dem Staotsiefretdr ocs glusmdr.
tieen nadl ieiner @iidfe6r aus Dem
Souptqliartier oeS @enerolitobS, I'M.
terbreitet.
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ihoiter 9ernitorifS0 slnS.
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Naefe dttitm
Die atauHhH GnSGuSl&e 6arb
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a pcfia
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Evening journal., 1916-11-24
Thanksgiving Shoot
over CREENRILL traps

On Thanksgiving morning the Green
hill Trapshooting Club will hold a
poultry shoot on its grounds at Sixth
and Cleveland avenue. A big turkey
and plenty of chickens and ducks will
be on hand for the shooters.
The turkey and the other poultry viii
be shot for in events of five targets
each. Those who wish to shoot for the
turkey may do so upon paying the
entrance fee Of 80 cents A shooter
may compete for as many chickens and
ducks as he cares TO after payment of
2O-cent entrance fee for each fowl put
up. After a shooter wins his first
bird he will be handicapped two yards.
For every succeeding win he will be set
back an additional yard, but no shooter
win be placed farther back than the
twenty-one yard mark. Should ties
develop for any fowl they viii be shot
off at an additional event of five targets
each. There is no limit to the number
of chickens or on scores made in events
Of five targets per man.
Automobile Races Wawaset Park
Evening journal., 1916-11-24
BASKETBALL
GET BILLS DOPE
BY II. c. HAMILTON.

United Press staff Correspondent.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 24.-The
monster Yale bowl. which seats more
than 10000 persons. is not expected
to care for all those who are fighting
today to get the precious tickets for
the annual Yale Harvard clash. Tenn
porary seats have been added to the
great bowl and. even W IN these, il
is expected taat hundreds will be
turned from the gates.
II will be the thirty-seventh clash
between the two big Eastern colleges
and an element of uncertainty, more
pronounced than in many years,
hangs over the outcome. Harvard's
supporters are claiming an edge
through the defeat of Princeton while
Yale was losing to Brown, but the
football world has come to view the
Yale team. under the coaching meth
DDS Of Tad Jones, with considerable
Evening journal., 1916-11-24
MORRO OR YOUNG
HACK MAY HAVE
TRY At MARVIN

Tom Marvin. 15S pounds, who
claims to be middlewelght champion
Of Cleveland. Ohio, of the NJ ddle
West. challenged the winner of the
Jack Morro- Young Hackenschmidt
bout at Turn Hall. Wednesday even
ing, from the stage. As the bout was
called a draw after MORO and Young
Hack" had battled for two hours and
twenty-eight minutes, without either
gaining a fall. Marvin now chal-
lenges either man to a finish bout be
fore the Wilmington A. AS next show.
which is to be held on the evening
of November 30 Thanksgiving lie
says he Will meet either man. or his
manager, at office of THE EVENING
JOURNAL. at 1900 noon, tomorrow,
and post b S forfeit money for appear
ance and sign articles of agreement,
under conditions that are agreeable
to all. He not only says he thinks
he can beat either man, but is willing
to agree to beat other OF them in one
hour.
"Of course / am a stranger here,
and l do not expect the sporting fans
Of your city to take a whole lot Of
stock in what say. until I show
what l can do, but I have defeated
some Of the best mat mon in this
country and Europe. and am willing
to back up my talk with forfeit money
to insure that carry out my end of
the agreement.
"Marvn had seen Hackenschmidt
work before Wednesday night. but
had not seen Morro-and thinks the
Italian champion will develop into
great man after more experience with
tOp-notchers."