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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

ieiner 9erbdftung feinen 9lsi4mut6,
pennslei4 sr 3ussitanb, oab iein
S6tdIal tpabrIheinli9 beiisselt lei
uHb sr pseen So6Oerratbs nit osm
Sobe biibsn miiiie. WtuH glaubt, bob
er bdlb prO5sifirt unb Derurtbeilt tperz
ben pirb, pennglsi9 man einisen
3petfsl barii6er begt, OBJ er binseri4tet
tperben tpiro.
Der Sampfer tpurbe nit ietner
edn3en 2abung, bic aus 9epebren,
Mai6insnseihisen uHo WtunitipR be-
itanb, oerienit.
Oie Reopluttonp pongro B :
rer gebeu tb nq als Don
2oI0oH 5uge9ebeH
nirb.
Nsp gort, 26. 2lpril. Dis Rs'
poIte in Srlanb 1T Don Diel grDbersr
Sebeutuns Gls bic 8ritif9e Regieruns
auseitebt. !Sieiigs irldnpii4e Sreii.
limb fpGbreHb bss Sages in bieferI
Sinne bena6ri9tist tuOroeH. gs tDiro
oerii6ert, bab Der Regierung 10000
SniurgeHten in Dublin utD ben be-
Hadbartsn Counties ssseHiiberitehsn.
gs iuurpe au9 gemslbet, bab Sobn
WacReilI, Der Giibrer Der irIdnoii4sn
6rsipiaissn unb ReOuiteur ibrer offis
5ieQen 3eituHg, sri6OiIen iuorben Iei,
Oh aber I'm aampf Obsr no9 isiRer
gerbdftunq lit nicbt bemertt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Cir 8uger Gaiemeut
Rdnn, Deun Oss 5odDsrs
ratbs 4uIbis bsfuns
ben, init BEN 9etl bin,
,ar, IS 49,. =, -,

geri4tet neroen.
2oabon, 26. 2lpril. glus benz
mitanb, bag Sir Roger GaIement
Haa England ssbra9t tporben 1T, I'M
bier prOSshirt gu tperbsn, i1liebt man.
oab er oss 9o9osrrutbs angstIast
iperbsn piro.
5n ben lsbtsn bunbsrt Sabrsn 1T
oieie aHilose tpeuiser als Elm babes
OuBenb glal erbOben nOrDeH. Oas
leBte Wdl pGb-eno beg gurentrieges,
oIs 4rtbur 2pu9 i'm Sabre 1903 gum
Sooe berurtbsiIt purbe. Oas Soeess
urtbsiI tpurbe iRbsiIsu in 9sfGngnibs
itrafe umsepaHbelt unb Elm Sabr
ipdtsr puroe 2pHd, Der ieBt Elm Mits
sliso oss Intsrbauiss III, besnubigt.
Die gIpreb beutst an, bab Sir
Roeer, tpsnn er bss So6perratbs
iaulOis 6efunbeR tpsrSeR ioute, oisIs
lei1t sntbauptst tperben uiirbe, Sa
untsr Osm iesiseH 9efss cine Oss
So6perrdt6s f9aIbis bsfinbsne pers
ion duf auorSnung Der aroHe duitatt
nit benz Strung, bur4 Sds Bell btHs
ssridtst tperben lam.
Sir Geeil Sprins Ries
bebrobt.
Wdi6inaton, O.g., 26. QpriI.
Dem britiiden 8Otfaufter Sir Cecil
Spring Rice sing am Mittpo4 elm
anOnpmes S6reiben gu, in benz er.
tIdrt purbe, Sab ipsnn Sir Roger
@diement nnbers dIs elm WfilitGrgs@
fdngener pom 6o6ften Rons bebanOelt
ipiiroe, oiss gIsiHbebeutsnb nit einem
9oSesurtbeil isin ipiirbe, bas iiber
Jpn unb ranbers Disner Der snsliihen
Resisrung" in Oiefem aanoe Dsr9aHst
ipiirbe.
zeppelin BON einem Qer os
plan nit Grtillerie bes
faoffeH.
Qaris, 26. april. 2lm Ulittpoa
Morssn fdnb IN Der gtdbe bon See.
brisg. siu Gumpf apifhen sinsm
Tran36iiinen Aeroplan unb einem 3ep<
pelin in elmer SObe bon 1000 Metern
itdtt. Der 4eropIou fsuerte nit eiHer
Ranpne cine Branbbpm6e duf ben
Zeppelin ab. Der. ME 60 f4eiH.. bee
i9asis. ruree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Der bpn ben 1eut{d,eu
berfenffe Sampler
,,0plbmpmtb"
Satte bas beutf9e u,goot
init 9ef&iiBfeuer ans


Berlin, 26. 2lpril. auf bra5tlps
fem Wegs nad Sappille, 81. q. Oi.
lle6erfee 0a9ri9tsn asentur Der.
OffeHtIi6t ben fOIssnbsn geridt iibsr
oas 9erisnisH BEG britiiten Dam.
piers .9oISmoutb' am 81. Rdrs.
rDas bsutide llnterf.sboot iignaIi,
firte susrit benz Dampfer, bab bic Be-
iabuns has S9tff DfrIaiien ioIe. Da
bieien Sisnalen feline gea4tuns ges
iaentt ipurbs, tpurSt Elm Warnungs.
fduB abg.ssben. Der Dampfsr ers
Sffnsts bann iofort Geuer auf bas
beutide Boot.
~0as Gefe@t bauerts cine babe
SiunOe, tpdhrenb psldsr 3sit Der
Dampfer a9tmal seiroffsn tpurbs.
Die geiabuHs psrIisb bann bas
S4iff. Gin Wann mar idrpsr psrs
ipunSst. Der aapitdn Der Sob
mouth" ipnroe ssfansen ssnommen,
neil er eiH osutfdss ariessidiff ans
essrifien batts. Die 9ei6iise an
gorb Der rgoIomoutb" Daren bon
5ipei aanOnisrsn DON Der britii5en
GIoits beoisnt iporbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

iporben, iparStn au6 am Oisnfas
fortgeiest. Gin britii6sr 3srftOrsr
iDurbe Don uniersn S9iffsn tart Be-
iddbigt uHb elm Silfstreu5sr puroe
perfenti. Die gefabung purbe sefan.
gen ssnommen uHo nad Ssebriisse
sebradt. qIu9 aus bieIem @sfs4t
tebrten unisre S4iffe uHbeiaabist
3urii6. Der Jeinb 5at iib absrmals
Don Der fIanbrii6sn aiiits suriidss3os
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
2ln ber gansen tpeifli@en
ssrDnt
Ne6men bic Admpfe an Ssftisteit gu.
Sn ben 8ogsisn erringen bic Seut>
i4sH einen tpi4tiseH Sieg.
Die beuti6en 6lieger seihnen ii6 ipisz
Der in berporragenber WeiIe aus.

Berlin, 26. 2lpril. NOrb0itli6
BON @eles IN ben 8ogeien baben biz
beutf6en Sruppen bic erite unb 5tpsis
te 2inie Der 6ran5oien auf ,rno gegens
itber Der Inb0be yto. 542 eritiirmt,
ipie aug benz am Wtittpo9 pom groz
| Zen Suuptquartier per6ffsnli9ten of
ff8ielen geriat berporgebt. Die Be-
tanntma4ung lautst ME fOlgt:
~Deitli6er &risgsi9aupIaB: Sii6<
Ii6 Dom 2a gaFee &anaI puroe ein
iturter 4Hgriff bon britif9eH grups
pen arf aruter, bic BON rIns beIeBt
purben, mad beftigem RaHtampf ab=
gei6laseu. Die WtiueuoperationeH
psrben in bRIsr SegsuS DOH beioen
Ssiten nit GROCER gnersis fortgsfest.
.Deftli9 Don 9ioenap=surSobsue
5abeH mir bic apater beieBt, bic ourd
stpsi sleia5eitis srfoIste MtHensrpIOs
iioHen peruriadt tpuroen, eine urter
Der oeuti4en unb eiHe unter Der britis
fbeH 9OiitiDn. Wir ma4ten cine Qns
5abI GefaHssne unb erbeutetsn mebrere
Mafainsnseidiise.
.3ptf6en @aiue1 unb Grapnne ia.
ben fir uns erfolgrei9e gefebte 5pis
idsn patrouilIen ftattssfunbsn.
Gin atnsriff Der Jrdn3oien sessn
ben iiibIt9 Don @ilIezausguis esIeges
neH 0alb, Der erpartet porbeH mar,
fpurbe 5uriidseiaIassn. 8ir na5nen
bort so Gruusofen gefanssn un5 ers
beutetsn elm Raiaiuensei9iis.
rGuf ben S6bsH Don @uuquuis,
uorODitIta bon appeourt unb Ditli5
pom subtsu Runn, iinb Sample nit
9anbsroHateH i'm 9ange. 9erfuae
Ses 5einoes, uHisre Grdbsn spiIten
benz Sooten Marn unb benz 8uIb BON
Gaurstte dnSugreifen, tpdreu eruartet
pOrbeH uno iis tprrbsn I'M Refine DON
unisrem QrtiIsriefeusr sritidt, bas
auf bic sruppsn ssridtst mar, bic fir
ben Gnsriff In Stsluug sebra9t
iporben tpuren.
rSeitli9 bon Der Mdas entpidelt
Die artilerie betSer @rmesa srobs ats
tipitGt.
.glprb5itIi6 BON GelIes in ben gos
ssfsH ssIdngten mir our9 einen fprg,
fdltis porbereitsten Qngriff in ben Be-
iis Der erften uno Speiten fran3DiiIben
2inie, iopobl auf aIs gegeniiber Der
Mnbbbe go. 542. Mebrere tleiNe 9(6s
t6eilungen brangen aud Biz m bic
brittle fran8Dftite 2inie Dor, no fis
biele unteritGHoe SsrTt0rtsn. @s tpurs
ben "a unperpunbete 9efangeue ems
sebrabt unb aud 5tpei WtrI9ineuges
I9iibs unb Elm Minensperfer.
Gins uuierer Jliesergeidpaber Be-
legte bic frana0iii4e GliegerftatiOn in
9rocourt, DitIi9 Don glsrmont, nit
pislen 9pntben unb es beibob in bsfs
tiger Weiie bus Sorf SuSscourt.
.3pei feinblite 4eropIane ipurben
in einem in Der 2uft itattsefutrbenen
aanpf n-Ssx ASps aon GIesrp assss
Iiapiisa.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

unb ben Slusplab in 9iinsirden- aae
tebrtsn unperfs6rt 5uriid.
Sin ii9ten eines britif d en-
marine. GIperten Ii Der
ben angriff Der beuts
&riegsf 9iffe.
2onbon 26. alpril. Der Wa'
rins Grperte Der .1imes" fast iibsr
ben ansriff zines bsutiden arer5ers
ssi6pabers auf bic Oittiiite Don Gns'
lamb:
.gei bieism 9lnsriff bdnbelte %
iid ni6t I'M sinen bloben lleberfall--
i'm sinen @sriu4 S4aoen unsuridtsn
unb iid burn tDieber suriidsusieben =
fonSern lin einen beftimmien plan.
-eslfanm fid- -uaerbings nm cine gsies
ber5srssltnus fir bas 8ombarbsmsnt
Don Sesbriisge ooer I'm cine Rst0gs
nossirung sebanbelt bdben, I'M ii4
ii6er bic StGrte unb bic Sispoiition
beg britii4en 9ei9fDabers gu infors
miren. Gs 1T aber ipabrf@sinIi4, bab
es fi6 babel um Elm gr0beres, mbr
formibabIes llnternebmen banbelte.
bas ben 3ped bate, cine JItbuitisr'
Expedition in @srbinbuns nit ben
llHruben in JrIanb su beri4limmsrn.
Gs bdlt f4tper iia ssssn iol9e lIebers
fals gu fd,iis.n, bic fsinbIi6en S6ifs
Re t5nnsn iid aber niemals lanse
aufbalisn, ba fis tsins 3sit su DerIies
ren baben, na4pem sinmal Der alarm
gegeben ipprbe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Giue srpfse Cffe,rfine
gplen bic Seiterrsiaer gegeu Stas
lien oprbereiten.
go bebcuptet bas SiornaIe S,Stalt1
tn Rom.

Rom, 26. 2lpril. Dds @iorndIe
S'Stalia brinst etHsn IGnseren &rti.
lei, in benz ertlGrt iptrb, oub Die
Seiterrsider 0prbereituneen fir cine
srobe Offeniipe geseu bic Stuliener
treffen, bie Don Dem GrsberSog &arl
srars geIeitet tperben ioIl, Der ieBt
bic Sruppsn an Der Sfousoz5rprrt
unb I'm Srentintichep inipiSirt @nf
BEN giienba9nen 5ipii9en @ras nno
Asram uHb 2aibo6 unb Sorpis fol
alIer Gtpilpertebr eiugeiteIIt iporosH
fem.
Die 3ettung fig. 1insu, baB eins
PrDtlamutipn an bic Diterret9HheH
Sr1ppsn erlaTen tporben lei. in Der
ertldrt pirb, buB bic Stunbe berans
nnbe, in tpelder StaIien ieins sDobls
perbiente GtraFe erbaiten tperbs uno
nnb Der 2ries bdrb nit einem polIs
itGubisen Sies Ssitsrrsi&s da Gnat
,exreiHfn rsrbs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

n@G6renb Der 0a6t sriffen beuti6s
WsiIitdrIuftT4iffe Die befeitigten britis
ihen 9Gfenanlagen Don 2pnboH, @olz
9eiter, gIudpater unb Rarnsgate
uno aud ben franaDfii9en Safeu
@iupes. no ii4 grObs eHgIiiae Magas
sine befinoen, an.
~SeitIi6er &riegsidauplas: greigs
nife DON 8i4tisteit finb Don bort
ni6t gu beridteu. Deutfde Slug5euge
bdben ben GIugplaB in DiinGburg nit
Dielen Bomber belegt.
rgom galtan &riegsi6duplas 1T
uid1ts Wiftioes all melben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Gas hritifbr patroui4rm=
boot ,,Eitt9 Stfpbfn",
9as 6& seweigerf, oie 2se(atung oes 3ep-
pefin IS 10" 5u retteu,

Oon Dem 0cut(6en 9e(dWaoer, OaS comedol 6om6ar-
6arOirt Oer(enkt unoOe Bc(abung gcfangen genommen
Gs turoe aerbem eim mo ei 5tuei
tes Natrpmilenbppt neriemft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

s bic aHfs enss Hn rdasn S6aOe Die brfd a4 bic bic
fart h4dst 9struar au4 9antr4m 4 @gH4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Cincinnati. sOnneraas 27 April 1916 grels 2 eent.
gNetterberibt.

sir Obio, Snbinnu, @eit girs
sinien. bas ipsftliHe PeHniBlOanisn
unb bas obsre unb untete Yli4isdn:
1riibss Detter am Oonneritag; am
Jreitag ia6nes Detter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27
Die @dutpfe ne6,nen AT oer weffi6en
9Sronf at SSeftigeeit 5u.
Ole }rawo(en aus me@rGM observation-disclosures in
Den l)ogP(m uertre6en
in Ja(ien ermarlet man cine gro6c Ofen(ue
Oct Oederrei6er.
Sic 9ietulte TIT Srlanb sr0f,erer Seoemtuns, als
Spubum susetebt.
Sic 9iennlte TIT erlano nnm gr6Berer
Spnbpm smseftebt.


Cir R0r gfnt 5d Da4f4eHG4 Ns8 nS :n 91s P"sT nabe
g2am beg
nsm Der sraen Die 0Fpa4g 3ahn ben ShH G
Cana
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
Golden Jubilee Of Grace Lutheran
Church.

Grace Lutheran Church Of this cir.
Will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
Of it founding. with special attractive
services. On August 9TH. 9Th and tn.
Every Lutheran In TIE tosn and sur
rounding country, should be deeply n
tereated IN this important event, lie
Golden Jubilee Of the Lutheren church
in Westminster. and not only Luther
ans. but ehr,Gtlans generally, Of what
ever denomination, should take notice
Of the occasion, because of The az
nifieance any church gives 20 ; com
nunIIY In the eonrss of IIfty Years.
The comrIifIee On arrangements
has been working faithfully Tor the
past several months IN order that this
celebration might receive tie rec
ogniiIon II deserves. and they are nos
prepared % offer the program.
Saturday. August aIh.-2.3G ?. II.
anniversary proper sermon b Re-.
Ezra X. Bell, d d., Of the First I.uth-
eran church. baltimore, and President
Of the Maryland Synod, Ritual seT.
xice and remarks b. Res. H. z. HoIl=
oway. d. D, the beloved founder of
Grace church.
Sunday. August sths-slb \. N.
special services OF the Sunday school
1890 a. m. morning Worship. Sermon
by Rey. Il &. Holloway, =. d. 6i5 =.
m, special services Of no Christian
Endeayor I.45 p. m. evening Worship
sermon By Rev 7. Il Miller, d. d.. Of
Goneordia Lutheran church. BALL
more
Monday. August 7ih.--7% = n.
Community night Local pastors aud
people invited Social. N attractive
booklet has been prepared ana sill be
given out during the services. Every
member Of the church should be preH-
ent At all services. The pastors aud
congregation Of the community are
specially invited 10 attend the meet
Ings which do not conflict with their
own. The public Is also very cordial
i invited 10 be present
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

At the request OF the State Tax Com
mission the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, have appointed asses
sors for each of the Il districts for
the county and one assessor for each
of the Incorporated towns.
The assessors for the Incorporated
towns are as follows:
Taneytown district - Taneytown -
Charles b. Schwartz,
Freedom diatriet-SykesyilIe
r. Weer.
Manchester district = Manchester
Jacob Il. Blocher.
Westminster Westminster
George Z. Matthews.
Hampstead distrIet-IIamnstea
yin s. Leister.
New Windsor digtriei-New Wind
sor-Ernest !. Stanffer.
Union Bridge diEtrict-UniDn Bridge
Frank B. Whitehill.
Mt. Airy distriet-ML Airy-Frank
/. Lewis.
For tie county districts:
Taneytown-J Vincent Eekenrode.
Uniontown-Charles L. smelsef.
Myers-HeTbert s. Yingling.
Woolery's-L Calvin Jordan.
Freedom-Robert W Carter.
anehestef-Theodor X. streYIg.
Westminster-Wm T. Bueabaugn.
Hampstead=-LexisF r IeieIer.
franklin-eharIes Edward Stem.
Middleburg-Gra S. ]. Fox.
New Windsor-Thomas SlinKluT
Union Bridge-Gharles ID. spurrIer
Mt. AIry--Galeb w. selby.
Moolery's-Basll Dorsey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
TWO BUILDINGS TO Be ERECTED
By Baltimore Roofing & 1sbeslos Hfg.
Co.-Concrete Station 70 BE Built
II. w. Il. L

Two more buildings will be erected
by the Baltimore Roofing & Asbestos
Manufacturing Company, a. their
plant at Asbestos, I'D, according to
an announcement made by company
officials this week. Both viii be Of
steel and concrete. the larger to be
400x50 feet, and the smaller a two
story office building. 70x50 feet.
In conjunction with this, comes a
repor. that the Western Maryland
Railroad has decided TO erect con-
crete passenger station IT Asbestos.
70x2b feet, to provide accommoda-
ton for the increasing passenger
traffic at this point.
There are a number of Westminster
people employed In different capae-
tiles at The Bramco works, and the
development OF the company Il vital
~ linked with Carroll county.
When plans Of the plant were hrat
prepared three years ago. main
building was provided at ; convenient
distance from The Western Maryland
tracks. with a group Of smaller build
ings between It and the Patapseo. The
main building long ago was found
inadequate for the manufacturing
needs of the company. and II has
twice been heightened, until II Is now
over fifth OF mile long. The group
of Subsidiary buildings mas extended
far beyond the original plans OF the
company. until the amount OF ground
laid out originally has been complete
ly utilized.
Consequently the two new buildings
will be erected outside the first lay
out, the larger one parallel 10 the
main building. next the Western Mary
land track. Tho Office buildink Will
be erected east of the present group
of buildings.
Carroll county residents will receive
this latest testimonial of the develop
ment OF the Brameo company with IN
tereeI and pride.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
Orphans Court.

Monday, July 24th.--Detters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate Of Nellie
{. Haines. deceased, were granted nn-
10 George Il. Clarke. who received
warrant to appraIse and order TO no
tify creditors.
Harry A., and Minnie NJ. Allison,
executors of Jonathan l. Allison. de-
ceased. returned Inventories OF per-
sonal property and current money
Josiah II. Wagner and Allen W.
Grogg, administrators Of Adam IL.
Wagner. deceased. settled their first
and final account.
Joseph n. Kahn. executor Of Robert
A. Nelson, deceased, reported sale of
personal property.
William f. Stair. executor of Isaiah
Stair, deceased, returned inventories
of personal property, debts due. eur
rent money, and received an order To
sell personal property.
Agnes A. sorthrOp. exeentrix OF
Rufus ?. Nonthron. deceased, return
ed inventories Of personal property
and current money.
Letters of guardianship OF Russell
LeRoy Fowble, infant, were granted
unto Charles II. Eowhie.
Tuesday, July 25th.-Letters OF ad-
ministration upon The estate of Abra-
ham 4. Lambert. deceased, were
granted unto Harry A. Lambert, who
received warrant 20 appraise and an
order to notify creditors.
Warren W TroIt, administrator w.
A. of Charles H. conoHay, deceased,
settled his first and final account
Elizabeth II. RaEestraH. received an
order to draw funds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
Securing : Good Stand of Crimson
Glover.

Timely suggestions for inhufing !
good stand pf crimson clover aHe
offered In a circular prepared hy
Prof. Nicholas schmItz Of the MARY
land Experiment Station Professor
schmitz says IN part.
It Is best 10 seed some time be
tween the middle of July and the mid
die Of September Along the water
fronts In Southern Maryland ana IN
The southern part Of the Eastern
Shore. II may be safe 10 SOW Is late
as the middle Of September or ! little
later. but by far the best results are
obtained Il seeded month or SIX
weeks earlier IN the northern part
of the Eastern Shore and in the Grim
son clover section OF Hartford. BaltI-
more. Howard and Montgo.IerY
counties, It should not be seeded later
than September LIST. and preferably
four or five weeks earlier IN Car
roll county and in almost all Of the
lower attitudes OF Frederick aud
Washington counties and In the
mountain section It Is seldom safe 10
SOW after August 18th, and It may
be seeded rs early as july 18th.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-28
THE DISPUTED GAME.
Patapseo Defeated BY GamIer n :
Wei Played Game.

notice IN the Issue of July a1st.
where the slatewood baseball club
claimed TO have Won : game OF ball
from The PaIapseo baseball team. By
forfeit In behalf. of our ball team,
am requested to deny the statement.
In all our years of playing. we have
never claimed : game, nor really
lost game by that route. The State
wood people. also those Of Gambler
who were On the ground At the time.
know tho real cause of The dispute.
Ths slatewood's manager refused To
allow hIs team To resume playing be-
cause Mr. GosneII was nmpIring. and
consequently. were the first 10 leave
the field. Now Who Is really entitled
to the game ? PaIapHeo won fairly.
The Patapaco ball team played the
Gambler team on the same grounds
lat Saturday. the game was very ex-
citing from start TO finish Our boys
lost out IN the 9th inning, b the ball
taking some very had bounds. causing
the players u tumble he contrary lit
tie pilleI The Patapsco ball team
vi play GiHI. at patansco, Saturday.
I'm. i. TRACEY.
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. Letter From Private :. Z. smea

A letter from Charles Sneak. Of
Company II, Eagle pass, Texas. saya.
Jusl came In from drilling. Ne drIli
every daY with the regulars. Il a
some hot down here fall OF ns have
our heads shaved. on account OF the
heat One OF the hollost days gc had
was fl2 IN the sun. Received your
card this afternoon. tome days we get
mall twiee--at $3.50 =. =. and $50 D.
m Ne are all veil i til time except
%. Houser. whIle lyIng On his cot a
run fell from Hboye striking him above
the zye. Ininring hIm. low i eveHY-
b0dx In sonr town. 20 al have
plenty 20 eat dowa here. In fact e.
erythIna 80 need except tooth pieEa.
Ny squad Ia lively one. although He
did not Yet s.fIke ! place like MARI
land. Before closing Ill glse the
names of those IN m salad--H. Town
send. G d. Helwie. / 4 SNEAK. y.
Hnlnes. ]. MagIn. " aaif. A. Killer. and
myself Write soon. as J am always
glad 20 hear from You! VIII bet
regards u all. remain. your friend.
CHARLES
This l. my address. 30. i. Fifsi
Maryland Infantry. Camp ord. EaEIs
Pass. Teas.
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LETTER FROM
PRIVATE RICKELL.
MEXICAN CHILDREN GATHER ALL
SCRAPS OF FOOD THROWN ON
GROUND " SOLDIERS COATS ARE
PLENTIFUL MEETS FRIENDS FROM
HERE-HAS BEEN On GUARD DUTY

Private Allen ". Rickell. OF Com
pany L. writes hIs mother. hrs. John
HIekelI. George street. as follows:
Eagle Pans, Texas. July 16. 1916.
Dear Mamma:
Received your letter Saturday. July
l., at % y. m. To-day Is Sunday and
we're about 100 II early mass Claude
MItten and ! went together. w are
OF on Saturday and Sunday when we
are not on guard. We 20 on gard
In the evening and come OF the next
evening. ] met John Logue coming
home from church. He In IN troop A.
We have gotten al our clothes. which
consists of pair trousers. coats.
: shirIz. pair Of socks. : pair OF
shoes, J pair OF leKgIns. suits OF
underwear. sweater and blankets
We wash tslce week. Have in
snsction once q seek. We have all
had our hair clipped Of. Ne take .
shower bath every evening Oct
plenty 20 eal from = well selected
menu o. meat. potatoes. soun. peaches.
cooked apples, bread. coffee and Ice
t.. re haven't been pad OF vet.
but can gel tickets from our captain
which entities Us 10 , dollars worth
o. anything ae sant from the Gov
eTnmenI's Camp Store | don't need
an money. can get anything want
here. sent Nellie small bal OF
cotton. ] hope abe received II. There
are About 90 little goats running
around over the hills down here. sith
little MsxieanB On donkeya driving
them. A bunch of the boys vent
snake hunting this morning. We
have been saccinaied md inoccuIated
~ arm Va sore from The yaeeIna=
ton. but Is al right nov. wish you
could zee the little Mexican children
dnHn here. ThsY are hall starved
and come around ramn and gather
n all he scraps thTnwed on ehs
ground. and carr them home. They
lie under anything theY can Ind.
Ii me knos II .ou I'll EeI my mail.
| sent Alice. Catherine. Nsitie and
Papa card ! an vel and hone you
aTH al IN he be- of health Veil ]
sill close b saying goodbye Write
soan,
Private ALLEN =. nITkEII..
. II, FIrst Maryland Regiment, camp
Z Ord. Eagle Pa. Texas.