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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

pAbr ON @arien @eutidIauos, mie
TE man oa3 peite Sberr5cintal
NN oit nit &etbt nennt, pinult
8oocn nit ehpo 1900
&uaDrottilomctern cine grte Sdllte
iiir iih in glnipruG @om 9ooc1lee
tis sum G0sHpoIo, 5wiuben Shuorj-
cral0 uno Dem maicitdiiihen &bein
ltrom ser bier 5tpicben ieiten llicrl
uno GGulmen iiber biz lpanOcru0en
gFe$b1rfe roitibt lang biugcllrcdl
%ietet oas 2onO bei iemer manhig.
saltigen 9ooonior,eotion 10 rcicbe
&blpedShiug IN Der oaraus berDoroe.
Nohiencn Slultar, oaB ser Eournt
IL tiir5eiier Geiiefriit cine lange JieiDe
aaterpiianter Silocr lmo @inOriide
Con Salo uno giplf in iicb ouiuc6men
&nn.
Gie 9age unO @eitoliung OeS 2on.
eeS for0crt luNpiafiirliA 5unt etuge-
9enoeu @ergleih NIT Oenl 6enaAbor.
an glioB 1eraus, ltn0 bierbei fallen
Tebt uufiollenO Die llnterihieoe ms
Suge, sic bic in bcioen 2duOern pcrs
Nieoenartig oltfgcbaute @eicbic9te
Or lebtcn Sabr6uuoertr Sen 9emoh-
sern uHo loren SniHtittiouen ollige.
erildt bot, obBleih iene ben glcihcn
CerlnQniidct NOlfSltdmnen dnQebCs
ven i'm GiiOen 6ent Sun6goil, Pile
>lonncn nit 0en raltbgn ae9ltoneu
n Der Sprorbc uno ppn Oer StroB.
@srger Gic9en0 an Franfcn ino
5dpn6cn init idmdbiiden ino pfdl.
Elhenl %ioleften. 3ie ircnloe
Bmonasiade ouf oen Iillfen Hbein.
nier NOR Der geiiiigen GntiuidlrnG
9eS Golfes feineapegs giinitig. Dia
9bere Stlltur im0 ibr @loBtob, Die
%pro6c, blieb I'M gtineou Oes iic0.
Se9nten sSobrbnnoerts itecGen, luio Der
Mnne froH36iiihe lleber5ug IN ben
Seller oeitellten &reiien nor bel Oar
Sroocn llnterluge ctlpns nur loic
%niliBnoeS, oos ii1 nie remt nil
Geler bormoniic6 nerbm0en fonntc.
JaourG fam sic 9eiitiae 5ort5ilouag
~er @eIanIt6eOolterino iul GlinB IN
Sillsn bcmertboreu St,lliionO mdB
No @ooen, rlit Geaiialon6 in6c
Ert forti1re;tcno, Ourh Gie in alll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
SSruIpcritat in 0iamanteu.

Sn immer gcringcrcm a2oBe
foniuit Die rariees &roipcritdt"
ser Ser. Stoaten oeu europdiideu
2ieferonten BON 9urlIseceeuitdnoen
5u Cute, melde inter rormnlen Ser
bGltniiiet ouf eiu ousge5eitbnetes
amerifoniides @eldGit rehucn oiiri-
ten. 0ob nnter Dem Grude Der
&rieqsberDGItuiiie oerringert iid
Itetig Die cliropdii@e groouttiou bon
&uruSporen ltnO oengcmGB Der
bieiige Support bon Ioldeu. g90b.
reno frHber Seem Yorf fir Gle euro.
pGii1en 2ieferailtcn bon &unitiohen,
@oIO- mo @iIbers, feinen Bor3el-
lon., @eioen- iino @el5maren, &lei-
ocritoffen Scppineu, &orbdn9cn,
Goilcttcnortifelu &orfiimericn tiir.
fiihem Gubuf, etc. ser geiuhteite
N8arft mar, sciet sic Ginftbr in
allen Oieien glrtifelu cine SLbnosnc,
Die fitb bel IQuer oes Serieges nod
itcigert oitrite. Die cir5ige slilH'
no6me bilOen 0iomonten llno 8er'
len, imo nod Dem oer8eitigeu olBer-
oroentlidben Support Oieicc Sniueler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

golfsfreiie einOrinaenOe S9ulbils
ouug iietig bober itieg, iorgiani ge.
leitet ourc6 Elm 6iirlten6ous, OoS IN
ieoer 9e3iebung ouf Der S6be ser
3eit itebt. p1brenO OaS gtab6arlauS,
BON 4oris aus naHIdiiig gcIeitet, in
ieincnt oent ipe5icIlcn @olfsgeiit
idjledt ongcpoBtcn 9il0ungsgong
arg Ucrfiinmerte.
Gos pirfte oud ouf pirtic6oitIiGe,
0cnoucr gciaat ole lon0tpirtitbaitli-
Acn &erb1ltniiie Suriict. 0euu ipenn
Oas GlioB oud SLIM &eiI nod fruht-
barer lit mic 9aOcu, un0 obgleid] 6
Ourd 0r6Bere @reite ops Solltrcifens
Dom Strom bis 5um @e6irge mebr
m6oiiGbiaen Noocn beibt itebt Die
geiantc &oOenfulhr in Baden Sen.
nod uti ciner unslei6 bobcrcn Stufe
ais ole ienieits oes 9ibeinS, uuo re.
prdicRtiert iidl in iorgialtigerer
6rtGter5ieluig, defenders oeS
@eins, Der in @a0en beliere Breiic
errcidt. itn0 scr @iebNtbt Die i'm
@lidB IN foum gIou6li@er @eiie Oor-
nicOcrlicgt. @S iii 0eSbolb fein 8lu.
Ser, wenn oie ba0iicben &ro0ufh oui
oen Nlorften Der eroBcren eliGiiiiMeil
Gtd0tp cine beroorroacnoc 9ioae ipie,
len uno Oeu elidiiiiAen 2anowirtcu
cine rnliebiame &oufirrcn5 moheu,
0as gebt iogar bis in sic Soritpro.
butte, lm0 ouh oaS Eanucnbol5 0cS
5dmar5mol0eS iit bel sen @ouiater.
nebmern beliebter ais OoS Der SO,
gcielt
9i3 in 0oS fIeiniic binein bot oit
fiiriid1tigc 9tesierun9 @oDcns cs per.
| I'itau0eu, oie Grperbsper66ltuiiie ond
6ei in1iinitigerru &runobeOinaunger
5it be6en, ituo mebr ais 0oS aus Sen
ipobIbobenocn SranfreiG ms Gliol
obilieBcnoe @elo, 0as Sie @rebinou
itric untcritiibie. mirft Sic CGttrliD,
6ilrlorge cincs eoclgeIin.ten ssilriten
6ouies III SoOen fin oie @o@liaAr
Der 9apobner Der reiNeftieen 2Gn
Scr Y'au ocntc nur m BE itelt
befaaRfe NmuSinOuiirie in Der 1lbreA
umO A}iNiNperfiobrifoiion IL
Ghmor5pdlOe, al oie glrt un0 &eiie
mic Der Tbeinltrom IN ben iuterra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

TEN @eidafte itetig 5u. @od europa
lit nidDt 0ns llripriugSlan0 Der SSlt-
quelerl, nielnebr lperoel oielelben
aus Siio.gIfrifu, aus SSuOien, etc no
immer iie geiimoen pcrOen 5um Ser
fauf ino i'm Sale Der 0iamaitten
5rm S6leifeu 0ortbin aeianot. @e.
idlitfene, aber nid5t gefaBte Diamal-
ten prGoonliuieren bei Der gsgeumGr-
tigen @tlhibr. Snoiime 9srIeabGnO-
ler hiden felt GINGER Set Oirefte 9e.
3ieburgen 3 itoem bie;aen 65toB0aa-
Del ou5ifniipfen. 9oCb ite befoleen p
eigentiimlicbe, Dem Orient entlfa5i.
men0e @ei1GftSmetbo0en, NaE beirn.
OcrS bel ben bieiigen 3pubeItinmun.
gcn ii1 iolh oirefter &crfebr nt.bt
beionoers eutpfieblt. IerIcn unS
Diomonten finoen III olIer gBeIt ge-
geuipdrtig nidt 10 5ablreihe itno
milIigc &Gufer, ME in sen Ser. 5tau.
ten. Damit mag Die beOauerhrbe Gnt.
idcbe III 3nionntenbona iteben, SAT-
SrieOeusgeriItbte NliBitinmrtug an
Der 86rie un0 @efiirhhlngen III lin.
ieren tSabrttanten. ilNo @eih6ftS.
freiien beroorruiem mas NIT buma-
nen omerifauiihen @riu5iSicn nit9i
i'm GinfIoug itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

Dos elegonte @ooen-go0en NIT iei-
mem Observation-Disclosures gln-
ltriM, oie iportberiibmten Sffesbeis
mer &ieroerelnien bic im5abligen
Sounnerfriicben uuO @aSeorte III Oen
bon pruhtooaen N1locrn nurobE.
ten Soc9tdlern Oes @ebirgeS in0 an
ben meitlirben 9lbbdR9cb mo auM
Die nlitteloltcrlitbc 9Ioulantit lire
Spttren iii 5ablloien @urg. limo ao.
peaenriinen 3uriifscloiicn bat. &out
rieienbaften @ciOelberger ShloB an0
Dem Sobcntuicl (Oer 5nor politiitb
5u 8iirttemberg; luuoibaithb abar
sum ba0iiben &egau gcbor0 ouf fel.
iigen lS69en bis Gnuntcr 5u oer
foum nod erfennboren olentanni.
iAen @naburgeu ouf eininmen Ser.
eesgipielu, bon itol5m Iomem mie
oos 5reiEurger Wtiniter, bis 5u ber-
faaenen Giniieolertlauicii in berlted
ten @ebirgsapiutelu, finoen mir bier
oles oereiuiet mas Der 2an0iboit
geldidtlihes sSntereiie crtelt Sn
einlamer 9ergpelt iinoeu mir bier
un0 0a pittoreSfe s&leitigteitcn".
msrfipiirOig oeitultete 5clsmaiien
ipruoelnoe @aiIerioae, mic bel gller.
bciIigeH, title @crgieen, bic ipicgeI.
tgar aus ibrer NpalOieen llrH9cbuug
ecA @tumel ihauen Gabei III aaer.
lparts fir Sotcls ooer Scbuebiitten
lino 6nrG Gin oihteS Res outer @ege
fiji bequenten 8erfrbr Geiorgt.
3cin Milnoer. Denn lutcr oieicn
@erbaltniIien felbIt Die @emobner oe5
9feidSlouOeS gern ii5er Den 9bein
ins baOiIbe 26noel fcMnen, uno OoS
totem iie uoG mebr ais iest nor oem
Sabre 1870, neil bic MogeIen oa.
mails troe ibrer Dem StmarSual6
min0eitenS ebenbiirtigcn, icilmciie
ioaur nod iiberleeenen lan0ihoitli-
den &or5iige nod cine folt unaiiige.
itblo1ieue @egeno nit wcnigen lm0
iblehteh StroBen mo glcib min0er.
nertiaen Observation-Disclosures
bil0eten. SSierin bat 0el 8oaeienflub
lino 10 iueiter ireiIirb incl aebolicn:
trntOem beiuobrt Der 5dyparspulo
feline ollie 8eliebtbeit uuo nplB. mic
10 DieleS IN 9ooeu, Dem iiberrbciAi,
iden 9tadbar sum @tliiter oicnerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03


50 iutereiiont uno ansieben0 pie
oas 2nno im0 ondb ieine @epo6ner,
Gin fraftigcr tm0 gut9eboltcr Allen.
lheaid]tag uoa Sutcllieen3 irno init
eiucM itupcrpiiitliden &uinor be.
gabt. Scr untcr Deln GinIluiic DcS
nod &olfsgetrdnf bitoeaoca g1eius
leldlt iiberIdldunIt.
EroB oes regen @erfeArs nit Der
glitBenWet itn0 bc$ OnS GbcrrDeutal
oai1brlidj 0urdlBicbeuoel 6renOpu
ltrons ba6eR lih auf oeut 2ml0e tdit
iiberoIl sic alien iHoIeriidlcn Erudjtett
crbaltcn oic on Jeiitaocu III orn
5ta0ten 0lrh 5arbenireu0igteit unO
@lanNiafaltigtcit III Set Soru oea
GoItSlcben eitt aau5 ei9enartiaeS eJes
prage ae6en. Sier iiio es natirlc0
mieOcr Die @ebir9Stradten, sic am
iplul0crbariten oniuitteH ober ondJ
ii Der Gbene bali man treli 5rn alien
9raud. SIN aopfpub, Der qroBcn
Sonolhlcite, iolgcu oie fr1uen bier
pielfod Dem gleiden Geidnod mie
I'M GllaB. 9IuOererleits hennt ser
9fbcnl micOer bic nlouebcrorts itreng
peritbieOenen uHbprauoerIiAen Dlo.
Dcl 5o fin0el mir iii n1dbiter 9Sdbe
hes idon ipcItitdotiiA algebaabtcn
5traBbura, i'll oeln btcrIrcunolic9eu
Aebl, bic @oucrnburicEen ouA an
beiBelien 9onmertnaen III aroBur
Bel5ntiiscn, lpeiBleineneA lurSen
Sadcn uuS roteu Sseiicu. Ioiuit al.
ben lie abrr iiicrnals iibcr sic Nbein.
briide, lpdbren0 mig0crlm Sill
@c9par5nalobouerH nlit ibrcn lan.
gcn, binten foit bis ait ben Stfaaen
mtigeihlieten 9lodlSb6Bcn unO tur.
zen Soiea nit g8ooeuliiefclu. iuute
Die 6rouen, oeren Ioilla Der Sod.
form 8niolee ebeiliaIls ilbon 3miidlau
oet SShllicrblGttern ouib0rt. SITE
it6n0iocn Stafiagc Ger StroBbnrger
@iortttaae Geb0ren Die 5taunneSs
perpanotlhait iorgte auh 0oFiir, oaB
ibou ieit alter 3eit elm reaer alus.
tauin ali @euobueru bmaber nno
| bcriiber itottfaao uoren bod bie
| alten g(oeiSgelcblehter meiiens ,3n
bei0en Soften 6es glbeins~ nlaciejien
lln0 reid bepiitert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

tiouaIen 8crfebrS0ienit ge3oeet
W3onnbein nit ieinen SofenanIogen
sur SouoelSito0t bon GROCER 8i1.
ti9feit erbobeu lnltr0e, iuGbreuo man
I'M GliaB crit felt ser 8cit Der 9lr-
nerion an oas 9feib bentiibt it, Oos
friiber &eridumte nocb5uboleL luas
BET 0em eroBeu &oriprung oes Dit.
baperberS uno ionitigen beiflen (pos
litiiderD @erbdltniiien nur iebr lang.
Jam Doran qebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

@riinAst, Sen 9(nitos su ser bonn
&ongreS fiir5 nor @ertpoltng onee.
nouucaeH observation-disclosures
geliefert. Gieier oieSieitiee entitbie-
oene gSiOeritcno bot ougeuidcinlicb
in britiihen areiien giuorud &C.
modt. 9Sie ser Qonooner General.
foniul, Skinner, meIoet, bat sic Oor.
tige 9tegierrng iicb iegt beranloBt ee.
ieben ieoe 9eihrauhins Der Ginfubr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Cjruabritunuicu scitattct Subafeia.
fn1r.

Sic 92goicitc ser EobofpflanScr bon
8entudu nno MlarnlanO gegen Gos
britiid)e @crbot ser Gtnfubr bon one.
rifaniiGem &obot nod @roBbritun-
ilien ipie noM &ollniO bnben befonut,
IitA, init lluieritiiblng bon Seiten
PrGltoent @ilion's aus politiiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

engen @ret3en binouS 5u perbreiten.
Sier6ei ipirfen in nidt gerineerI
WfaBe ole ungemein rciHbnItigelb
lonoihaftIidcn Sbonbeiten OeS 2on.
oeS NIT oie, III oerii6uOnispoller
@eiie 3ugdnglicb genobt ourH
pramtboIe 9lrcbitefturiperfe permebrt
itno nit ben groBen Gerfe9rSlinien
III bequcme 8erbiMbuug gcbracbt, ali.
jabrliW eiuen ungebeueren Grenocn-
itrom an5ieben. Wtau 0enfe Aur an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

BON ouerifoniidem Eabof auf5ubes
ben. Scr oicsieitiee @roteit gegen Oos
iid alif Sollouo erItredenoe britiihe
@infubrberbot bat iu3wiiden ieine
9cocuiuHg ooOur1 Derloren, OaB
oucb Die 0eutitbe 9teoierung oie Ea-
bafeiuhi9r unteringt bot. Der bon
bier mad Sououo eeIieferte Eobof lit
5meiit fir oeutihen Sonum be.
itinHrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

9le6en sen materieaen 8erbaltnii-
fen nu9nt aber olA Die geiltige altl.
tlr in @oOen eiuen mddtigeu 9lui.
idmuug. glls 4flegeitGtteu Der g8ii-
ieni6oiten itebeu Die llniperiitdtcn
9eioeIbcrg uno Sreiburg i'm 9reiS-
gou in glan6Doller gliite. 9luBerOcnt
troaen in &nrlsrube Die &imitihule
unO piele on0ere 2ebrunitoltcn I'm
2ouoe 6o8u BEL oie fultarelle 9e.
6eltung 0es &anOcs meit iiber bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

" Il 95s5
Evening star., 1916-11-24
RUSSIA ADMITS LOSS
OF GREAT DREADVAUGhT
1mperatritsa Maria Destroyed by In
ternal Explosion-Cver 200 Men
Dead or Missing.

LONDON, November 24.-Russia Off
cially announces the loss of the dread
naught Imperatritsa Maria. The state
ment issued reads: THE Russian
dreadDaueht Imperatritsa Maria has
been sunk by an internal explosion"
The Russian naval staff, says a Reu-
ter dispatch from retrograd. has issued
the following statement:
AT o'clock on October 20 fire broke
uut in the forward ma gazine of the
Imperatritsa Maria. An internal eE-
plosion followed Immediately and the
fire spread rapidly and reached the
petrol tanks. The officers and crew
strove with the utmost bravery to To-
calize the effects Of the explosion ana
food the magazines. The commarder-
n-chief Vice Admiral Koischak. went
aboard the vessel and took personal
command Of inc operations.
Shortly after O'Clock. however, the
vessel sank. The greater part Of the
crew were saved An officer and TWO
frst-class suhoificers and li9 sailors
are missing. SiXty-four of the crew
Evening star., 1916-11-24
CAPITAL CITY prckrIN LEAGUE.
PECULIAR SITUATION
IN FARM LOAN ACT
Small Stockholder May Take All the
Dividends Unless U. S. Re
jects Subscriptions.

Every federal land bank Shall have.
capital of 1t less than $3.50. .o0o," says
the federal rm loan act. The amount
may be sub ribed by any "individual.
firm Or corp. stion. or by the govern
ment OF any ,tate or of the United
States"
Stock owned by the government of the
United States shall receive no dividends.
says the law, but all other stock shall
share in dividend distributions without
preference AS soon as the federal land
bank districts are established, the fed
eral farm loan board is required to open
books of subscription for this capital
stock: whatever part Of the minimum
capital stock remains unsubscribed after
thirty days is to be taken up by the gov
eminent of the United States.
And therein lies strange possibility.
Should some firm or individual subscribe
small amount of the stock, no matter
how little, and the subscriptions of farm
loan associations. corporations. be
small. such an individual or firm might
claiming an extraordinary share to be
divided between the corporations and the
individual or firm stockholders eliminat-
ing the stocks held by the United States
not to benefit by dividends
The remedy lies in the fact that the
farm loan board has the power to reject
subscriptions. 1t seems probab bic, at this
time, that all bids be rejected, and that
the government will be expected to sub
scribe the entire amount, except such
subscriptions as are made by farm loan
associations
It Is the expectation of the federal farm
loan board that the system will be in
operation shortly after the first of the
year. Probably February will see the
system in full swing.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
REPAIRS TO TUGRoATs.
The Virginia Just Completed, the
Euosnis on Marine WAYS.

Repairs to the power tueboat Vir-
Sinia, belonging to the District of Co
iumbia, which was out on the marine
railway 1T Benefits boatyard for at
tcntiun to her hull and a general over
hauiing have been completed and the
vessel ras bsen lowered from the all
y,aN " hi!e ont OF service y new stem
,-as placed on the VII ginia and sGe
was Gtted ith a number OF ne'' planNs
ia ner nuii. She has returned to duty
at the District Sc age pu.nping station
on tire Eastern branch.
The little tug Eugenia. belonging to
L. +. Smoot has taken the place on the
emmett railway to be fitted with a new
shaft to replace one bent " lille work
ing in shoal water ABOUT the sand beds
opposite Al Xandria. The E,ug MIA win
De out Of service for several DAYS, and
the tugs OF the Taylor feet will tow
sand laden lighters in her place until
she is ready for service.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
WESTONS WINNERS
Of THREE GAMES
Make Clean Sweep Over Bel
mont BoWIers in the Dis
trict League.
LANE ROLLS 141 SCORE
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tonight

Capital City LeaSue-Raftcrys vs..
Indians.
Commercial LeaEue-W oodward 4
LOthr0p VS.. Washington Gas
Light Company.
Masonic League-New Jerusalem
W.. Naval; Dawson vs.. Stans-
bury; AnacOstia vs.. Pcntalpha.
Post ORcc Leagae-CarrierS VI. d.
VS.. Delivery.
Navy Yard League - Radio vs..
sight.
National Capital LcaTuc-lnEte-
sides vs.. Royals.
Departmental League - Treasury
vs.. Marines.
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing LeaGuc-Surfacc w. HeG>-
Agriculture, Infcvhure:iu League
-EntomoioGy ~. Forest Service.
Capitol Hill acknowledgements
vs.. Southinnd~.
knights of Colt mbns LcaSue-
vs.. Ferdinands.
Columbia LeaS SGe-COn.ression
vs.. HOsedaies.
Terminal Railroad y. VI. &. \.
League-Disbursem w. Main
tenance.
National LeaEue-iowa vs.. Maine.
Evening star., 1916-11-24

The Westons made 4 clean sweep in
the District Duckpin League last nish''
defeating the Belmonts without much
trouble. Neither team rolled especially
big scores, the highest game being OBJ
tanned by the Westons-542. Ferguson
of the winning club led the players in
This match with counts of io3. l33 and
Ill.
The McHughs made a sweep III the
Northeast League. the American Ice
Company five being on the short end
Of the scores. Mccarthy, lead-otf man
for the winning quint. was the star
of the match, rolling 11o, III and LIZ
for a 355 set
Lane of the Ioungs team IN the
Fourteenth Street League got the high
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Russia Orders Forty Locomotives.

PHILADELPHIA. November "a
Representatives of the Russian gov
ernment have signed a contract with
the Baldwin locomotive works for for
ty locomotives. to cost approximately
S1.25o.ooo. The engines are of the
largest type made by the company and
are to be delivered next spring. This
by the Baldwin concern within the
last two weeks to 1O9 locomotives with
an aggregate value Of e3.600.000. the
other stxty-nine being from railroads
Evening star., 1916-11-24

f:ld:a Ruhber Company. The ltcr.aS..
given TO every en7loye Who receives
less than 50 500 year will be effective
November =. 1t is granted the com
pany stated, because abnormal world
conditions lead the mana cement 10 feel
Evening star., 1916-11-24

have since died from the effects %
burns.
''''hc pG Gsijion cf the ship. which lies
III shallow water. gives hope that it
lnay be relocated and mpletely re-
paired in q few months. The bridge is
only ward below water level.
Evening star., 1916-11-24
Wage Increase for 1000 Employees.

BRISTOL. r. l., November GA
10 per cent wage Increase for more
than 3.g0o employees of its local plants
has been announced by the National
Evening star., 1916-11-24

est game rolled by individuals Lane
toipItd i4l Of the NAPLES; in his third
contest.
The scores of all the matches of last
night follow:
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keeping and that it had been
found IN the road in front of his
house.
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Court Proceedings

n number of cases have been
tried in Judge Peach's court this
week. There is never day that
court does not convene though
when we consider the thousands
Of people here, the criminal cas-
eS are comharatiyely small.
Il. Malone, colored, was found
guilty of selling booze and was
bound Overto await the action of
the grand jury, In default of
making $500 bond he was
taken to the Jail at Dening
John Blatcher was assessed a
fine in the sum Of S25 for resist
ing an officer. Three women
were charged with disorderly
conduct and We're asked to pay
fines ranging from s. to S25.
In a complaint made against
William Henn by William Gam.
BILE the defendant was found not
guilty. He was charged with
taking a small grindstone from
the home of Gamble during his
absence, The grindstone was
found in his possession, though
Henn had been requested by
Gamble to look after his proper
" while he WAS away and the dc. |
tendant stated that the : 'nG. I
stone had been taken TO. safe.
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Civic League Formed

The Ladies' of Columbus met
at the NJ, f. Church this after.
noon to formulate plans for a
civic league for the betterment
of Columbus.
There was a large and enthu
Siastic attendance and election
OF officers was the first move
toward syStemising matters
Mrs. Peters, Presided The
nomination of officers was in the
hands of committee consisting
of Mrs Peters, Mrs. Dean, Mrs.
Elliott Mrs. johnson. was ele
cted president; Mrs. J.C. o..
Neill of Courier Vice Pres Mrs
Cloppert Treasurer, and Mrs.
knithn, Secretary In the ab.
sence of Mrs. Johnson it is tie
wish of the League that Jean
Cabell o. Neill act in her stead.
and she is further empowered to
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-06-23
Border City HOnOred
by Visit From Gov.
States Chief Executive spent Friday
Here-AccOmpanied by Prominent
Citizens Of Deming

Governor William c. MELON.
aid accompanied by distin
guished party Of politicians and
representatives of the press was
guest Of Columbus for the
after Don
This Is the first visit of the
popular Executive to Columbus
since the raid Of March 9rh. and
great interest in the town of
Columbus still bearing a. il does
so wildly, the scars of that fatal
night, was evinced by the entire
party
The Army Base e with its order.
Iy streets and impressive exhib.
its in the way of preparedness. 90
was visited in autos and on foot
by the mem berS OF the party.
The police tent offered its hos
i''Nei''N w Nllt governor ana
suite before the Army had
chance to entertain; and there
lunch, in most approved army
style, abundance of good food.
md paucity of table embelish.
nents such as linen and glass,
was enjoyed by all.
Some interesting photographs
If the L. $ Army Base were
aiken, by courtesy Of the offers.
md will long remain souvenir of
pleasant day in Columbus
New Mexico
The party included, in addi
ION to the Governor: Sheriff
Y. c. Simpson, Assistant Dis.
rict Attorney j. s. Vaught.
Mayor VI a. Nordhaus, Attor.
ley r r. Hamilton, County
'Ierk c r Hughes, d. NJ. Pry.
II and Editor +. Il. Nallandig.
Iam of the Deming Headlight
nd Editor Willard +. Hold OF
he Deming Graphic.
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Moonlight Entertainment

The moonlight entertainment
given at the home Of Mrs. j s
Anderson by the Woman 5
Guild Of Trinity Mission Tor the
building fund of the proposed
church was a great success.
More than twenty dollars was
cleared by the enterprise Of the
ladies and thanks to the support
Of their friends, and more i'm
portant still everyone had a
pleasant and cordial time.
One Of the most attractive
features of this program was the
music all through the evening OF
the llth Init band, under the
able direction of Chief Musician
HeifenheId The entire neigh
borhood enjoyed this concert as
wei as those at the Guild social
special thanks are due also To
tie General Secretary of the Y .
NJ {. a who loaned the benches
from the Hall,
Prettily decked booths were f.
presided oyer by the members /
)l the Guild including Misses
otabney and Anderson and /.
Blair, and Mesdames Knithn and
Peters who sergcd icecream and
'aNe, and homemade candy.
Office and lemonade and fifty
seven varieties Of delicious san.
yicheS.
All who were present at this
went hope the ladies' will repeat
he entertainment for their
benefit in the near future
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Mrs. Hoppe Entertains

The Ladies' Aid were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Hoppe
at her ranch last "Wednesday
Two autos carried the Columbus
members Of the society to the
delightful home where Dime p
was awaiting them, and pleas
ant hours were spent in conver
Satlon, and games on the lawn
under the trees which make this
a garden spot.
Among the ladies from CoIum.
bus We're MeSdames Dean. Rich.
lie, Taylor, Thomas, Coleman.
Peach, Marlborough, Ballanger.
and Elliott and her guest
Mrs. Anderson from El Paso.
Mrs, Hoppe was assisted in
the reception of her guests by
her daughters, Coba and Ruby
The day will long be remember.
ed as Eappy episode in the an
naly of the Ladies Aid.