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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
County Total 3O3I

Montpelier, June 6.--The total regis
tration for Washinstor county. ac-
cordinS to returns made to Count
Clerk L. G.. Moody. VAS 3.OS2. Barre
city led with 1870, Montpelier was Sec
ond with 525, Barre town third with
33S. Mortified fourth with eos and
Waterbury NTH with 1871.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
27,658 We r MON T ERS|
ENROLL THEIR NAMES
FOR w A r SERVICE

Green Mountain State and Delaware First to Re-
port--Figures Received at Washington Too
Scant for Accurate Estimate of Nations
Total Registration, Which Will Probably Be
Below Estmates-Next Step Is Work of As
sembling Boards to Hear Claims for Ex-
emptions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
Will Go to France.

ST. Adams, June 6.--Paul r. Doolin.
student at Harvard University has
arrived In this city for a two weeks
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
william Doolin. before leaving for
France with an ambulance corps from
Phillips Academy. Andover. Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
GIVE THREE SONS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hayes Of south
burlington Contribute Three Boys
to the Navy as Their "Bit."

South Burlington. June 6.-The three
oldest sons of MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hayes. John. Lawrence. Jr., and Thomas.
have passed the necessary examinations
and enlisted in the United States navy
They arc now awaiting orders to be sent
to the training ship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07

(Coati.ued ON psss two.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
CROSS PLANS
FOR BASE HOSPITAL
IN THE DUKE CITY
Charter Hopeful That Institution
win Soon be Assured; 800
Local Endowments Necessary ;
New Building in Prospect.

Unless something lnterferes with
the plans Of the local chapter OF the
Red Cross society. Albuquerque soon
will have a base hospital.
In order TO receive the necessary
assistance from the national society.
Albuquerque must have s0O local en-
dowmen,s. Contributions OF 81 or
upwards will be acceptable. The So
ciety contemplates establishing the
hospital in the armory or some other
building until sufficient funds can be
obtained for the erection OF a new
building. While the country is at
war the hospital will be in the hands
OF the national Red Cross society. but
will be available for q municipal hos.
pital In times OF peace.
A hospital has been one OF the un-
DERIVING aims OF Mrs. George Knowles,
president OF the local chapter. ever
since she took Office. but no definite
action was taken until recently. The
first announcement OF the socicty's
Intention came Tuesday night at the
patriotic meeting which was held in
the Commercial club.
The first promise Of a contribution
came yesterday when Mrs. l.. l..
Bradford offered the proceeds from
the Gilbert and sullivan opera to be
given by her pupils al the Crystal the
alter. The date Of the performance
had been set for Monday night. but
on o OF the homecoming OF the
guards and the patriotic celebration
10 be held then. the date was changed
10 Tuesday night.
II Is thought that the members OF
the Commercial club will assist in
getting the hospital started. The
equipment Of the operating room will
cost $s5s, M the equipment 10 ac-
n patient SIC.
II the hospital Is once established.
men may apply for positions as phar-
macists. clerks. cooks. walters. steno-
graphers. ward orderlies. porters. or
mechanics. Women. other than
nurses. may apply for active work in
the linen. sewing or supply room. as
wardens. or In the cleaning. mending.
or various other departments.
Those wishing to enter the service
will be required TO take n special
course Of instruction. The chapter
Intends TO establish n class in dieteiics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05

GOR SAIEs-1wo blocks from Cen
tral avenue on TNSclrh ire modern
6-roOm bungalow sun parlor, sleep
Ing porch. hot air hcat, 5OX1i2-fuOt
tot. Inquire OwneA, MIR. CoNcrdalc
I,O~s, 10 south Fourth street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
Call Is Sent
To Pensioners for
Prayer This Evening

= There will be "a patriotic ssr- Z
. vice Bi ~ Johns Protestant q
. Episcopal church tonight. The Z
. rector. Rev. ERNEST v. Bullock. 4
. has ~cnt the following call to 4
. prayer and conservation to the Z
. nations s-rvice 10 his parish 4
. oTscrr: q
e Men and Women of ~. Johns Z
o Church:
q That has come which We ave 4
. long dreaded and have prayed I
o might he avoided. The Nation Is 4
. nt war. We are subjected to the I
o everest trial thaa ~, industrial 4
. people con undergo. the trial of I
q the sacrifice Of service. Under I
. God and before G~onSicIpsr. we I
. must measure mp tn the duty that 4
o II set before III. 4
. call upon you NJ Christian 4
. citizens to assemble Mt st. Johns 4
for ~ patriotic service Thursday 4
. at 5;f5 y. M. To pray for the Isno- I
. pie and the government and the
Q arms of the service Of these
0 United States. and To con~acratc 4
. ourselves to the task that D. laid
Q upon ~. There will lie mn offer
. ing and II will hc given Ia the ,
0 local Iscd Gross Tor its work.
o Faithfully your Hector,
Q ERNEST y. BULLOCK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
WESTERFELO
ISSUES A CALL FOR
GENERAL CLEAN P
Arbor Day Spirit Expected to
Quicken Interest in Tidying Up
Of Front and Back Yards
Throughout the City.

Mayor Henry westcrfoid today is.
sued an official call for II cleanup
compaign throughout the city.
Every householder Is called upon
TO tidy up his lawns and yards To-
morrow is regarded as u good day to
begin, because the Arbor Day spirit
is expected 20 emphasize the call for
attention from front and back yards.
Householders must have litter aud
dirt piles removed. The city viii not
remove them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
Personal News
Items.

Auto Springs. all makes. Korber CO.
Senator Isaac Barth Will leave for
Phoenix. Ariz.. this evening on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Abel Of Belsn
were visiting In the city today. They
will return tonight.
The Stamm-Benjamin company
were granted judgment yesterday
a%gains, the Ia Sale ranch for $3.50.
\ false alarm from box No. SO. the
santa Fe hospital box. called out the
firemen last night.
chief Tim O'Leary, of the Santa FL
railroad police force. was In town
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Woodgatc left last night
10 spend Easter with her sister. Miss
Kathryn Woodgate at Gallup. y. VI.
Ex-senator j. r. Hinkle Of Roswell.
y. NJ. was In the city today visiting
Col ". :. Hopewell. He will lcaye
for his home again tonight.
Captain =. W. Fonda. head Of the
El Pasu recruiting district for the
army viii arrive in Albuquerque to-
night on an inspection trip.
Alfredo Sanchez. Sinago Guerrero
and Queriuo Martinez were fined hi
the city court today for disturbing the
peace on Mountain Dad last night,
They were arrested By Deputy Sheriff
n ;. Moraga.
Miss Marion Binford. stenographer
In the office Of Captain W G Reid.
has gore 10 work in the office ~ At
torney General Patton AZ santa Fc
y. VI.
Mrs. ~. G. Metzgar. daughter uI
Mrs. NJ. 4. Hall, who suffered n stroke
Of paralysis at her home SUNDAY
night Will arrive In the city tomorrow
morning from her home IN carmel
Pecos county. Tex.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. VII,
were called here by the Illness ant
subsequent death Of Mr.. Hughes
mother. returned 10 Santa Fc yestcr.
day. O. e. Watson. %son-in-law. re
turned to Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl lden nave nrriv
ed IN Albuquerque from Santa Re y
NJ. Mr.. Iden. who was former fed.
eral court reporter, has accepted ;
position IN the offce OF Captain " g
Reid, general attorney of the SAINT,
Fe railway.
word was received here ycstcrda'
that Lieutenant Howard Nicholson %
the United states navy at San Fran
cisco, only son of A. II. Nicholson %
this city, died Tuesday afternoon
Lieutenant Nicholson was eS years ol'
aud unmarried. He was buried Will
military houors a. the Prcsidiu %
San Francisco.
The traction company has laid
new crossing. cast OF Ole m%dnEdHrr
steel I'M two pieces, at Second stree
and Central avenue II b. set ON cIgh
ties heavier than those laid by IN
Santa Fc railroad The cars viii 3
over the crossing, when Il b. nutll
settled i'm place, ON tho flnngcs Of th
vhcels. instead of the tread nsuilu
anoothness of running.
John %. Peck, charged with stealth
brass belonging "a the American luul
Der company. was placed on trial b
the district court today PECK va
suspected 81 connection with Ma
GoldenhuTE "a iuukman charged wii
receiving stolen goods who failed Z
appear Tor trial and forfeited $50
bail this week G0ldrnhurg, accord
ing 10 the police. organized Or was or
ganizinr "a gang Tor systematic thci
of brass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05

Mr. Charles +. McGlone II now
associated with Mr. Berthold Spitz In
his Insurance and real estate office.
as SOLICITING agent for all branches %
his business. Any patronage i%ntrusted
to Mr.. McGlone will receive the usual
prompt attention that this office Is
known for. Telephone gig or S02
fhe regular luncheon of the Rotary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
DAY PRIZES
WITHIN REACH OF
BOYS AND GIRLS
4. 8. Slower win Give Cash Re-
wards 70 Ones Putting in Most
Trees and Vines; Call for Truck
Planting.

y. s. slower made announcement Of
a prize oger today that is expected TO
stimulate interest in Arbor Day plant
Ing Of trees and vines.
Mr.. Slower will give three cash
prizes 10 the organizations. boys or
girls planting the greatest number OF
trees or vines. The first prize will oe
SIS. the second 50 and the third s..
Tomorrow will be Arbor Day. II
was proclaimed by Governor Lindsey
several weeks ago.
Mr.. Slower and others Interested In
city Improvement hope that In spite
OF lack Of organized effort. there will
be more planting. particularly OF
trees and vines. than in previous
years. Women connected with the
household economy league urge that
fruit trees and vegetables be planted,
as well as ornamental trees and vines.
The raising OF garden truck Is advo-
Gated as a wartime duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05
THE WEATHER

FORECAsT-Fair tonight and
, Friday. warmer east portion.
Albuduer weather for 81 hours. /,
ending ; n. m; +,
Maximum-5S. q.
Minimum-2O.
Rangc-3S.
At \ a. mo. 4
southwest wind: clear.
The physician to whom the
lrishman had applied for relief
from a stomach ailment asked ON
the occasion of his last visit. /,
Have YOU been drinking the
} very hot water an hour before
each meal, as l directed? IL SO. I
how do you feel now"
Doc. " said the Celt. " tried
hard To do Il. but | had 4 quit.
! drank for thirty-flve minutes.
and It made me feel like a
} balloon!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER co.
ZIG \. SECOND.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
mad enslanb din bitten

eilllnal mad gnslanb 9tn bitts'
piirpe.
! 9is Seefolbaten boIten ibn in bel
britten Nadt.
sd min perriidt fein,- fntridt
er, penn ih je ipisber In bieies blu
tise europa sIriidfebre!"
9td), es ipoIte nidt enben, bas gngs
l6nber6crsen bor goureelettes. giner
aanaOier bra9ten iie, bem srollten lis
bDs. gr bate einen- -aopfidub, uber bic
&ugeI bate bic aammern ieiner Gre
innerungen unperfebrt selafen: pa
lebte ber gjreuelbeuti1e mod brins
nen. Die 3unse tpar bem Manne fait
pertr6dnet. aber feline Sanb pebrte
bic 'SelterspaferflaIde bes Sanis
tGtgIpIbaten ab. rNanu!2A Sa bsus
tet Der aanabier auf ben Wluno bes
Seinbes unb auf bic Slaf9s. sd foa
ipobl suerit ;. .!9" Gr nidte unb Der
ScIiteiner f9ludte elm paar Jlii9e
binab, sbe er BON Der Slai6e toitete.
rgiit BIZ NUN sufrieben, be!" Sa.
Der aanabier mar sufrieben unb leerte
bic GIafde auf einen Salud.
@ern faa id benz Geinb @utes nad.
8ei gourcslettes batten mir 0ers
ffyiittete. Die Gdmeruben tppnten
Iieber felbit iterben, aIs bic armen
&erle untsrm Sonb perI4ma4ten
laiTen. Sic finsen gu sraben an unb
elmer belt am 8aiOnett- elm fpeibes
Sud- bod empor: hnbt bod Wtitleio,
Ibr babriibenl uno ihipenite es bdnn
pieber flu9 i'm areiie. bab es aud
Der Slieser oben iebsn mubte: 5lies
ger. bab' bu audi Mitleib!
Denn ba fdlusen f6on bic erften
Granaten in Der gldbe Elm, unb man
ipubts, bab Der 5lieser bas Gsusr
bersslsntt battle.
9tber als er bas ipeibs Sud foh,
fhpb er cine fpeibe asudttuseI db :
iofprt itpies bas Gsuer. Damn
sins er i'm Stursflus ploblih tisf
berab. Der Waun NIT bem 8aicnstt
lieB isin Sud- beftiser treiien - Der
sSlieser besudt. iia ben Jaa. bas mar
tlar.
gDas bait, er benn NUM- Wieber
cine Stsnalraiete!
limb ipieber 9rdnaten!
2ld Soft, unb ih bate tpos Gutes
pom Seinb ersGblen tpollen!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

Imtbt, BIB fie tpieber bienitidbig iinS.
Sie .neiiten Spfer foroerf, ioSpeit
innere ararfbeitm IN getraf,t foDt.
nen, Die gefiirttete Ii,berfuIoie. Gie
subertuloTe 1T beianniIi4 einearanis
belt, Die i'm a1gerneinen i'm friiheu
saiiisesdlter errporben pir6: nidt jeoe
sSnfeftion nit G,iberfuloie nnib ieoob
I'M iiigenoIif,en aorper 5u aranl.
beitseriheimingen fiibren. @iiniti9e
2sbcn5beoingungen ,Ito Die eiserc
Observation-Disclosures fiibreH sottIpb
itbr oft oc5u. bcB Der aeim oc-
aranfbeit inifaolif, i'm icnft frdfti.
gen uno geilnben st6rper rutt. 2dns
ger oaucrnbs lIntern1bnrng, irngiin.
it;ee @obmingsberhaltniiie Sdfioit
aliag oinf g9itter1ingeinilliiie ODER
dbnIid,e llnit6uoe foanen aber periir.
inden, oaB iid, Die aranfbeit i'm Scr.
per plotlid) meiter euh1ideIt nno boIO
ieben mir ieie trerrigen GriheiniIn.
gen Dor uns, Do Die eingeialIenen, Def.
-tiiA ger6tbeten Mansen, tie porit,.
benbeu gnfeItnc6en, Die gI1iyenoeI
iiebrisen slueen, oGS leiie bduiige Sii.
iieIH lmo marde m6ere InJeidleii
id)on Dem 2aisn oft 5eieen, bah ninil
eiilen SubertiIloien Dor iid) bal. alih
Ton ben Eapferet bic i'm ;SeIoe itefer,
sebreil, ,pie Ieidt reritdnbli6, aar
biele, In oenen Der armifbeiisfeim &c.
idlunmert bat, init Grfranfimgen Der
sltbnniussorecne, nit sungenipiscn.
fatarrben, ia ieIbit mt ofiener Iuber.
fuloie 5iriid, imb je tiefer IN o0S Dor.
ilanoene WienidennlGterial geariifen
,peroeH rnuB, nm 70 grobfr lit Oie Sc.
iabr Der ausbreiiung oieier aranfbeit
gnter ben ainipferit
bod, audi in Siefen 5dllcn pirb IN
Der pirfianriten @eiie baiiir geiorat,
aaf iif bic gefdbrIidle aranfbeit III,
9cere fidt aitsbreiten tGiin, oa ole,
bel oenen fif 9Ir1eif,en Der Su6er.
filoie bemerfbar MAIDEN, ioiort in Gle
Grtolungsbeinle iibcrfiibrt iperSen,
unb es III critalnIih. luie raid lid bic
bon Der aranfteit @efaaenen bort MI.
Ter ioreiaItiger gfleee unb gelpiifen.
batter gebonolnna crboIen, 70 baf EN-
Steil nab erfoIster Seilinig iognr
lpieoer on Die 6ront geben fnnn
Dan fieht ailber ben feinoIidjrn
Seidoiicn peroen Die lapieren iE
5e.oe aild) nod uc,l nianferIei anoc-
ret 8eiabren beeroht. bodJ III Der Gro.
,eniias oerer. bic oicien Geiabrrn 5ln
Obfer iaaen, sliidliGer Geiie iebr &c.
ring
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

uriaden entiieber. Sier1u gebOrt Die
il1 DIeIfu9 bernerfbar nla1enoe Sauo-
beit, bic ourA bic GrpIoiion bon o..
iae fen id,peren staIibers in iifnnittcI.
borel gtnbe berbeiaefubrt ipirb. Sit
Our4 cine icIdje Grploiion elm Serrei.
cen BEG 2ronuneliellS erfolgt, 10 lit
oas @ebor oiii bieiem DIRE 6auern6
nerioren NIB Der Wann nidt niebr
oleaitfdbig. 9ieie sale iinb inbeiien
ieJr ielien. Die meiitengcborsiioriiir.
gen iino nur ooriibcrgebeuber gsaiiir,
aacroings bIeibt cine gefpiiie Sdruer.
bpiiafeit Oft iiir ldngere 3eit un0 in
rnanden 8dQen oaucrro beiiehen, bic
iebc9 nur in penigcn Sallen 10 itarf
iii. oaB Der geGeifenbe bnburt oieuit.
lutnugli9 fpiro gu ben medJanii4en
8erIesungcn iinO ferner Die @erluite
poh @lieoeen our9 grfrieren 5ii red.
ren 8erissin3en bic on Der @eits
front npr I'M serinacn @raoe, oagegeH
iebr bauiig an Der GitirOnt, Defenders
III ben 8interfeI65iigen in ben aar.
patben oorgefonuiren iino. Die 3abl
Ger aiif Oieic g8eiie berlriippclten
Ggnbattanten 1T 5iemli9 beoeiiteno.
auffalig groB 1T in oieiem ariege
aud Die 3obl Der GrbIinOuHgen, Die,
MIR in penisen Sdnen burA birefte
@cidobperIcsunecn fonbern nIciiteuS
6nrd GgpIcfiOnen BON Minens 2iift.
iotpetos unb aid brrh Geid,ciie ber.
beigefiibrt iinb Sie bidyt p0r benz DO.
lSsfjUbeu tlrttsa ltb brs Gh,cet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
Rpti, fit sIbminiitraturs geriaui.

/
:, ,,.s 81 ssi0Ieuaa PEI zines gsisuIs sss srObetes.
gum gerfant aui 5ftentIi@er eliifticn am 20.
1dqe bes wiir5 1917, uIr $500 ntr Hafmit
f1gs, nut bem Gigenttnm, SO, 2906-2e05
Golrain ursniie, In Der gtnbt Cincinnati. bas
ndbfelaeno befhriebene Giaenttlfm, aeleacr I'm
Genntp SamiIton nub eiaat Cbio, ofisrtreu.
Cots 2a umb' 81 bon 0asiS ruinn's finisr.
at ttbeilnns bon Camp eBoItingtpn. ipie einse'
ss be- Ssfaaten Samiitsn iee Sert
Got 22 lat breiunbbreibig (SS,) ssub In groni
nno Ut geIceen an ber Cftitieite bon gpleratn
elbenue. sfpeitunoert nnb fiebeniinbneunitq
t2e7l srb fnblin bon 9tdtheI eirnbe. nnb Dot
niS ii aeleeen an ber &efifileite bon eeronr
ebenne. fettsrubiedsia (o6) Gub n1rbiit bon
Tolpnfbip gtrabe, urb ut basfeIbe gigentbnut.
ipeInes on Senrb aebmapn bon edtteretn
Satrb csn .salilItcn gountp., Gtio, fbeIirasen
apriI 1892. unb eireetraaen In TeebsRun 733.
'Seitc i42, bcr Snmilton 9onntn, Ehiu. Mecetbs.
gefastes 6ieentbnn 1T befoHrf nIB 30. 2qo6
--290s goIernin aberne unh ofbnt iif rii6s
ipdriS bic sur gseiifette bon SeHlbnip Hberine,
smifden Iciunitip unb @nbel GirnBe, aiis.
s!besltast clf ,iiinfinble6sie gnroert
iinb tpse foIat: Gin Triitsl banr In fouS. eiH
9riiieI in sincn 2abr unS etn Srittei N siusi
8abIuriaen iinb burt Shpotbei auf oas bsriauits
6ieerfhrim Itcberssu ftraen.
Gbparb 8. @rtnf. ahminifirntnr
bes slahlnifes bes beritorbenen Senrn 2ebmnfin.
SobE q. enbIter NnirnIt. SOL Gcurib
getiOnai goni RlSa. Gfnelnnofi, Cbip..
Sreb 5ufe & Gons, auiiicnare, Il
Court unb @oruf etraBs. 15,22Ls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

Jih. ,erIiorten obne i'm our6 Split.
Ter anberDeitig 81 rerIeeen.
lioE Der ungeipobrlit,cn anitreii'
sunp uno Der GfutIciigfeit geoen ails
llilblISen oes &etters lit Der gsrooent.
Fat Der ar iitneren aro-rtbeiten Sci.
oen0cn, oanf Der iorgidltigcn SdJus.
borridtiingen ir Der beutfdDen slrniea,
OcrDdItniBnr1Big 'eering seblieben.
Oird, Snpfirrgen 1T Der podensefnbr
oorgebcuot, burd) nIoaIid;it @fe ilno
rside grndbriins br gefiir6tsteu
Rubr fofpis Der Gbolera, bic In friibes
rer oeIo5iieen 5ablreidje Spier for.
oerteir, elm Sfiegel porgeid)6ben. @o
it'd berartiss Rrnnfteiten seieen, iper.
ben Die bapon Hefrofienen ioiort ito.
Iieit iinp ipenn seine llnftedunusoe.
iats SsrIisgt " hil csiHsath be.r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
Grfrantunsen i'm Jelbe.

9eurIaubsn Don Sriippen, ble an
Der 5ront itsbeh finb erit tpahrenc
beg issigen Erieges 81 per3st9nell
eeIpeien. 5riibsr famen BeurlaubuHs
gen bon Ililitdrperionen ipdhreno Der
| 0auer bes mobiIen 9erbdItniiies mir
In ben ielteuen Qlusnabmefdlln unO
Bel aars beIorberen @nldHen Dor.
Der ins GelO sisbenbe SOIOat fab iei'
ne Seimatb ober isine garniion ni9t
DOR bem 5riebensfdlufe pieoer, benr'
ieber g}ann Duros auf ieinem gSo'
/ ften gebrau9t.
Oas lsBtsrs TT aud beltts nod Der
5aQ, mebr biellei9t als IN frlibereIl
.Sriegen, aber bel Der Snteniipttdt
toer iebisen ariegsfiibrune bat ii9 bic
rnm0gli9tsit bsrausseiteat. btt
Mdnnihaftsn bauerno ben unerhort
phpiiI6en unb iesIti9en @niorberuns
aen, bic bic moberne ariessfiibrunS
an iie itslt, gu untertpsrfen. gtur
our9 cine Rubepauie. bic ben 2euten
rann unb pann ge!pabrt fpirb. ton,
nen Grtrdntuusen, bic ii4 na4 Idip'
gerem 0stipeilen in ben S9lBeHgra'
ben benlertbar maten, beboben u. bic
3ruppsn in gutter @sriaiIuus srbals
ten iDerDen.
Die 0atursn Iinb perf9ieoen uno
manaer ertrdgt bic srSbten Strapds
sen unb gefaperben, Obne eine tis'
fergebenbe t1rperlite ober ieeliid,e
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PERSONALS.

J. c. White, who was stricken very ill at his office at the Lesser-Gold- man Cotton company, several days ago and taken to his room at the Hotel Pines, was taken to the Davis hospital yesterday.
 Virgil McAdams, who has been in Denver, Colo, all summer for the benefit of his health, will arrive home Tuesday to pay short visit to rela- tives. He has shown marked inn provement in the last thirty days.
 Judge Jas. Gould of this city, and A. J. Twerell of Cleveland, O., have returned from fishing trip at Lake Village.
 Mike Hurley, at one time connect ed with the Cotton Belt here and now one of the officials of the Pierce Oil company at St, Louis, was in the city for few hours yesterday, and was given g heartylgreeting by old friends MT. Hurley was on his way to Wald- stein on business mission.