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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Robert II, Wilson deceas-
ed
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator OF the estate
Of Robert II Wilson, deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them with The necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice,
to the said administrator at his Of
fices 321-322 Idaho Building, Boise,
County Of Ada State Of Idaho. this
being the place fixed for the tran
saction of the business OF said es-
tate.
Dated. November 3, 1917.
WILLIAM &. DUNBAR,
Administrator of the Estate OF Rob
ert FL Wilson. Deceased 27-5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

mes goGues, % lange er franf lit. &r.
See lit Der licber5elieiing, oaB Dem
g9aiier- 3epartcHcnt sroBe llnfoiten
eripart lueroeD piiroen, io6olo oie
geruugliidten beiier 6e9atoeIt Mir
oen lno Onourb ibneler 5ur 9lrbeit
5uriidfe6rer fonntep.
Bripilegien &aten
ermdBigt.
Die @eiddrtslcltc 9altiniorc's 9
werocn mo6I ctipls iiberrai1t icin,
iuenH iie b6reu, onB bic 9u0eet.8c.
96r0c iii ibrer gcltrigen Spc5iol-5iB-
lma mebrerr 9lcuoerlluectl bc5iigIid)
Ger Hatcn iiir tIcinere Yribilcgicn
purnobm. g(ilf @rlmO Der ", 9, &
imo 1salaiie bctrGgt nuimc6r Sic
Slotp fiir GcQcreingGuge, 9uft- lmO
2idtidddte, etc.: 50 y, $t50-8,
S.75-G, $3.50 9.
Die frii1erctt 9luten morclt.
So -9( $2 q SIC, 5000.
Sir ao6lerloder gcgcnpdrtioc
Siott: $3 Sl so g. SIC lmO
$50 9.
glcuc giatc: $2.o0-9L $1.5O-@,
$.75-G, $500.
Sir aoblA.-Gbutc geaeniuGrti-
&c Satc: $3.0O--9(, $2.00--9,
$t,00-@ s. $500.
9lcne Gate. $2.00-A, $1,50-9 Q,
S.75G, $500.
Sic 9lote fiir elcttriibe Sdjilocr III
Der 2l9l StraBen,alaIic wllroc BON 50
'anf $l,50 crnIGBigt.
Sir @ciins- lno mc6r alS 6 3oll
BON Der goulinic poritebenOc Sdil-
Der 6ctrd9t sic Scbii6r ulnnlc6r:
1 bis % QnaoratiltB. $3.50
i25 bis 80 2uaOratiuB II. $500
iuO fir jcoeu peiteren SUB 10 Gts.
4ro GuaorutiuB. Die iriibere 9tatc
mar iiir sic rrritGicOeucn &lalicn:
25c, " 20c. 9, i5c. s, l0c. 9.
gS lit ni6t onsaei6loiici OaB in
scr udbltcn Sibnna Ser 8uo6ct .9e.
6oroc auocrc 9iatcii c6eniaIlS rcon.
Sirt lpcr0eil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
gIicI qdrm ltn Nidlts.

Iic 9ter3tc oes ct. SoicpbsSoipi
Ids iinO Der @lcinImgg oob So6n 5.
g9isncr ilno Catherine 8htme, alias
aate 2eiui5, 0ie 6ei ciner SWicBcrei
un ser 6. StroBc, Sio6lanOtopn. luic
bcrihtet, am Miittipod idllucr oerlcst
purocn. gluslMt oIii @ieoerberitels
nlng 9abeu. Ger yiam, Der an
l1ltnrnlteu petlebt iDurocs beiinoct
lid, inter poii5Gili1cr 8emadung
'llno miro noD icincr @icocrbcrItcl4
lung aitF bic 9ei6uloiglng ons
Ml1odcit ocldoIiclr 81 bo6clJ IN Soaff
0enonunen fpcrocn. Die GcrleBlni.
.gcn oeS DldSWrnS iGcincli lcidterer
giatnr 5ll icilL lntO lie miro III flr5cr
3cif oas S5oipital DerlaiieiI fonncH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
sarge oStncnigteitcn


Ias i7idDriac gSoiicnnidodcit
Mlaric &rat. lpeldcs bon Der SeurD
station Stin0er.@ @cielildnit 5il 1r.
9iidloro Norman III 4neetstoun gc'
ian0t mar mo oort iucgliet lmo
SaicHiilbcr naNnt beiinoct lid i'm
1t alanes. Ssoipiidl eiipdS bcicr-
S,r, aanics y. gca. Ser ~ Sa6rc
lona ItriiicnSngent ocr Baltimore
Gbio Nabn~ III Cumberland mar
hat iiA i'm Sp9uS Soptins .Soipital
elmer Cperaticu imtcr5e6eii InillicH.
@ciu ,SyliInno lit 5uiricoenitrllciio
Set .Qsereilt Der adRilente mo
1aGritauicN~ miro 6rlltc gtodniiltaI
clHc Observation-Disclosures 0oiten, mi
Sic 6ororringen un Die glOgcts9es
borSc ucBcn Scr Neoiittion scr fleis
ncfcil Observation-Disclosures 5iI be-
iprcbeu Tic 9cihliilic lollcn Der
9lcA6roc ON uddjiieu IicnItaa liuier'
prcltet ueroen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
9,ir Iehten NRn6e aebettet.

Inter ocu @eIctc eilier ii6crans
qroBen 9(nsobl BON 2eiotrogcnoen
murDen gcitem oic iroiiden lle6er'
reite Der au Sonntag I'M 9llter bon
10 Sabrcu Ucriiorbetieri 5rolt Dlaris
2oiiiIe 9lidmcier bon gtr. 1915,
Siebt- -StroBe. ans oui Dem Monnt
GIipet Srieobofe 5n @ra6e getra'
gcu, Ger 93eitottuna ging ein fcierli'
der Erauergoites0icnlt ooraus Der
IN ser OciltiC6en @fet6oSilten Stride,
2ig6t- uno Gitcno StroBr, bon oel
9SaItorcu g. gt @aIt6er, $. 81 Mo-
icr ppr scr criten oeiitIdcn Nlet6ooi'
Icn.stirHe rno W. VI 0leloin bon
scr 2oipc 9louoriof W. q. airdc &C.
clitct miirSe. 6rau gliGmeicr mar
cine @riinOcriu scr Nlet6ooiiten,Gc.
meinoc on Ser 2igbt 'gtraBc rnO
eeOoric Scr @emcinOe ieit 90 SSn6ret
on. 5ic mar in YrnlnI1weio ais
Eohtcr pou Scrrn 2ampe, cincnl
Soimciltcr beg Ser6ogs bon 9ralm'
! idmeig, ee6orep imo fom ilp Sa6re
1865 nod glntcriio. S6r Sottc ISM,
9lIhmcicr. Der Oen g9iirgcrfric9 nit
ocmaht Dnttc. mar i'm Sobrc 1898
! gcIiorbcn. Ger @1e eAtipraugcn t3
&inorr, bon Ocncn bier nod oni Sc
ben iilio, 5mci Sobne, CHARLES im0
McsIeD glldmeier inio 5ipci Eodtcr.
6roli Mimic Soppmm mo 8rnu
! i&arric @nnirimn. 6roi g(ihmcier
iiudr ebenioIIs einc @rimOcrin ocs
WliilionSorrcins, ocfien lr0iiotntiit
HE so Sabre binSurt6 mar. 5ie mar
ebenialls cine ser Glteiten 9cicrinnal
oes SGeutiden Gorreiponocnten. "
Sine llnuenge bon reirhen 9llunen-
lipenOen miiroen auf i6r Srab gelcSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
ScitaGl icinc ciacncn aiaOer.

9lui Die 9cinuloigliug ieinct 5luci
So0nc, Sobl mO WliAaeI, $3.50
Iaucr criparteS @clO, Oas lie IN ibrer
g8o6mnts per6orgcn hattci, ecltoblen
81 6abcn, .purOc scr 65 SSdbre alte
SyoIcpb Yeoroit sfi i'm Same icincr
Sdruciier g}r. 2liG, SnOionitra6c,
Dcr6aitct. Cir ninoerid6rigcu SoD-
lie erJGbltcn ocin 9lihtcr Seredt, ooB
iic lid IN oreiiGbriecr 9lrbcit 500
cripdrt fdttcr, mdbrcno i6r @atel
luir icbr ieltau ir9eno lucl@c glrbcit
pcrridtc. Ser @oter, Der uon ocl
Gripnrniiicn uuBte, itcltc nngeblidl
cinc NouSiudung itlinO nabtc llp
Unit $2oS ocs tyclocs Oa0on. Bel lei.
ier GcrDditlul9 lpltrOeil nod $251.0G
in sen EoiGeii ocs WianilcS geillll1
ocn. ST iclbi. CAB 5li OoB or leit
flcBicni 56nlAisr 10 oiel mic gar ilidDi
Gearbeitct babe, 9iid)ter @eredt
,tIbcricieS i6a Gem @eriCbtsOcria0rclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
@cnmtrnlunhL.

Cine gut 6ciptbtc @erIurnmlirnS
ipurOc Don Oen Ggcflltip.@omitc Der
0cnofrotiiGen &ereinigung Der 49,.
g8drO in Dem Glub.2ofal in aoilcr'@
S5aQe, al Scr @de bon @lltop.Glace
luO 9toftb.9lpc., gc6altcn. Die iol
genocn 9camtcn purOeu crTudblt:
SyoIcpb Wt. 3omoisfi, @rdIiOeut; Nlil'
ton G. 0opis, Gicc Gr6lioent, Gbos.
Romer, Stbasmciiter; 8. a. Sirldl
BERG, Sctretdr, uno SurrD .. Seoill,
glnmalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

Der 9tcger @iIiam 9oswrll nit
cincnt Dell hetpdifnet, llno iein init
eincn 8iegcIitcir Gcriiiteter Sfaiie-
gcnoiic g9otts aRpers lpltrOcn pcrboi.
tct, nls Tic in ciner iolennen Geilcrei
6oeriiicn ipnren. 9loboeni ibre 8itn.
Ocit iru ct. Soicpbs Doipital oerbln'
ben morocI murciL ging eS. 5nr norO'
oiai1cr @oli3ciilation mo RitDtcr
GopginS jcOcm Der &ollfopie $40
lmo Soften ollicrlcgtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
ll1hrenbrndI pernrladlt SdLn0en.

glls geitern Morgcn cine &aOer,
ro6re IN Scr 2i6crtp-5troBc, norOs
lid ser galtimore-StroBc plobtc,
auurocn mcbrcrc acllcr Scr III Der
9to6c aelegeucn @cb0iioc ibcr-
Idwcmmt. @roBe Serlpitc crlittcn
,,E6e aualitp S6op9 im6 2illo, Iil'
Gan & SO. glnocrc @eihdftSbduIcr
6otten e6eniolls OurH Oic rieligen
g9oIIcrmoIien StboOcu 0clittcn f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
Csinc hnIhr Mlininn nrrlnnat.

GongrcBnlitslieo 9. 6. Dinoo bat
i'm GongreB cine 9ia erieerri6t,
100000 5iuu 9m elmer 2onOlraBc
non @ai6iligton no6 Snoinn Seoo'
DfO., 5i OcrpiIltgcn. Gic SlegierlllS
bat 81 Su6ion ScnO eineu 9roBcn
SdicBplaB, o6cr fam Oeltclben mIr
pcr gSoIIcr errci6cn. 0ic StroBc
iuilrOc ungci0lr 12 Wlcilcn lang wer.
Dcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
Srifcr Ocm @eridltsOeriu6rsn ii6cr'
iuicien.

8icr Strifcr, ". 3aIoipOcf Doll
9fr. 2450, gti6loao 9locnue, GnOio
2uooIp6 BON 9lr. 2007 Sit @rott'
stroBe. SarrD Gobcn bon gtr. t03,
Osoro glnp 9troBe, inio 6rau y.
1Soriucll, sic ougeblid ne6rerc slr-
better lulo g(rbeiteriuneu Der aleiocrs
fabrif bon 2. Goplan & SonS, ylr.
s, gSeIt German StroBc, bel ocnI
@crloiicn set Sobrif on9eerifleii
,batten. lpltroru geIiern bon 8i@ter
QSodaro III Ser mittleren Eoli5eiIta'
tion ocm @cridtsucriabren iiberluic'
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

CT fib and innuer oisoc5cibneteli
3uipriltbs. llno mas Oas @eiellige
onbetriiit, 10 fam oieS nidbt ii6cr'
troiicu werOeu.
Gin oItcs @litglico Oes &ercins,
Scr friibere @oIi5ei.&apit0u 9crnorO
8arO, lieot idjlper erfronft al Ser
2lmgeneutjiinoung in ieincr @o9.
uultg, 9lr. 2506, @uillorO 9(Dcnie.
Sem 3uitouo iii reAt bciorgniBcrre'
genO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
gleftc ;yrcitnSe.

ljcorac 8ittercr lmo SQniesS5nDcS,
9ciOc 6relnolinge III Der 5toot dc
rict6er aeIlern NornlittuG por 0eu
sSaiie 9lr, 1928, Git 9srattiiroBe, ui
streit ipobei 8ittrrcr bon ieinent
Srelnoc Sd1es nit eincn Eaid)ci.
fnciicr III Bic @suIt geItohe1 ipur0c.
SIN st. Soiepbs Soipitn( tuiirbe sic
gSuhOc pcr6unoen ltnO 8itterer mic
Sopes cingclont. 9liHter Gjcrcd6t lit
Der rorolidrn 9SuliSeiiiotion per0on-
lterte ieOen Ser Nldnncr 5u S25 0jelo.
itrnie nebit Soften, Die bic gcioell III
GrmorgeIlmg eincr 9naridaft int
StuotgeidngniB abiibeu miiiicu.
Srnit Doro Sitter BON Nr. 9i5,
i9toro 9roaopnp iono Qeitern Door
gen i1r 6 Wlonate olteS G0bter1eit
Glara toOt i'm @eit nebcn iid.
Nentide, Scitcrrci6iIhe nmS llusn-
ride NriegsanleiBcn.
100 Wlarf nnO 100 GrDnen anfuGrts.
Sbco. $, 9iencr d Co.,
@ir5t9) 217 CF-yoItimurc-5tr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
c'yrieu mnf arbeitsn.

GiAtcr 1owfiuS bonn nor6oitliHeu
8oIiSeigcritbt itidte gcitern Sc9n
0'@ricu gniorItr., ipeaeH iillcrOcnt.
li1en @ctroaerS oni bret alSouatc
mad Dem g(rbeitsbanS. Ger Mouu
wurSc pabrcnO oer IcBten t2 SDlonatc
nidlt peni0cr mic Is @iaI pegcn iul'
orocntlicbcu @ctrugcns pcr6oftCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
SOispG IL Srr eolpcusrnGc.

Ger ariippct S,oiepb Mc@diilcp
aus Gdtousolle. ocr All Der StroBc
gefdactt mar ihio BON SEolBiitcn, ga.
fcr pom norbtiniNcn Diitritt ioieOcr
oui ste Bcitc Bcboljen mirOc, bes
lobrta oicicu iiir icinc Siiliclciiaih5
oarit. naB cr i'm nit iciltcr Ssriidc
i'll 9cibr girg. Dlc@aiitcp iDuroc
prompt pcrbaffet mo gcitern Dom
9linter 1optinS iiu norOoitlihen go
lli5ciacribt lin $5 lmO Soften bct
ilrnH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

SelcarapIiidlrr g8citcr6eridIt.

glnS 0cn iibrigen Bnnoessg9ettcr'
QloboHtlm9s .Stotionen piirOcn Die
iolgepoen uicorioiicn EempcratlIrcIi,
bic nm 8 llbr ecItcra gIbcuO Derri1.,
fcn, bcrtdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
aritasiprnNen

aiir 0cl 0cUo Snr ltiterlIiIBmg
osr sSittren mo gsoiicn ulO Ariip.
peI ocr Gcntraliiiidtc ging lcltern 81
aca EroHt 9aid cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
0nrae GMSt.gl cMiateiteM.

Ser .8rreiu ser aaufleutc unO6n-
britontcn1 Sat ieiu @eid,ditSlotal gc.
iiern pom uGmerion Iolper @ebdii.
DC" noM sem Sim SiFc @uiloina"
an Scr German nabe SontbiIro per
lcgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

,,ginDliDriMnl" Iburiion Der 3dubercr
.,HurD g. Ipe Airlb III a gniion"
,.0dnciD' Singer Birlc Nntlceancro"
,,NipppprpiHc" Sauncnile nnn gHanbelbiloer.
,,9t0rnGanb Ndubebile
,,VlHiilsaifnocuiic WeA 6ur"
,,Mleturlu %au0epile illiD lSlnoelhll0er,
,,9l0nNgbc Gbcnicf" Toiuletliog, ben !.
.eNrnnr. Der irene llumfr0DH -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02
GOuncuani. nnS llutsraaug.
g0ettcraMsIidlicN.

,Siir WlnrvlauO uio ocn Diltritt
Columbia belltc flor uno falt uno
lor0lucitliC6e Q9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

| g(orlp. Snlfplet gOrcD," llaN Sa
| @dllicc
S9ortu. Gantpfcr Soma" uod
9lolborg.
Span. Ganpicr u2otcn @cuci",
mad 6ronfreid.
Brit. Goiupfcr nNlpitroIiou" uod
2i0erpool,
San. Camper uE6rpa" nad
Copenhagen.
geiieiertig lnlO cntipeocr oltrd glc-
bcl oocr 5lirdt Dor ociltidcu ll-8oo-
ten I'M Safch 3ltriidecbaItcn:
Brit. Gampfer ,Nlandciier Sra'
Ser uod Ga Ealicc.
Brit Gompicr nSollnit" nad
EGotti.
0an Gomptcr r9ulu," nod 50,
pcubdgcn.
Brit. Gonipfcr v@oplemoOrc, "uodI
Dlnftbciter.
Stal. Enmpicr u&ciuirc," nod @if
6roltor
grit. 2ampfcr r0lumiaO," uudSi.
broltor.
Storm. Eamgicr rScrrulcs,@ mad
9lotterOom.
SoaanO. Gampicr a9GccOa@, uud,
,9iottcronnI.
Eic foIocnOcn Ganlpicr uc6mcu
2aOlnbeu i'm 6icliOcn Saien fir SD,
Lien III Scr arie9S5onc ciu
0iorio. Gumpicr gSomSOalIorO, +"
Euad) gormegeiI.
i Gan. 2ompicr ,,ScanOeubnra,
Inad Q1ncrlorf.
9|crlv. Ganipicr ,sonoo," nodJ
l9Ioripcacu
Sloriu. 2ampfcr rstoriiuo,~ mud,
gIorpcscn.
Brit. Gnnipicr ysi5eraG Cattle
nod 4talicn.
Doil. Gampfcr r9raiSpaol1, mad
! Tdneuarf.
@ouu. 2alupirr ss0orsOoll." mad
9iorireaen.
6rau5. Gompfcr vgiaeociannato.
Ire; nah t5ranlrcif.
Brit. 1ompier p@cihuid" nod
| Guropo.
Gau Rampfer rstIteboro, nod
1GnCuiarf.
SoadnO. Gampfcr o@ocrOt," mad
I 9lotteronni.
! Edit Gnnipicr u2cgo 9lcrsf,"liod
G1ncbjdrf
Brit. IQnpicr uGlor alc9Sub.'
4 nod &tulicn
4 $Oaauo Gauvicr sSIciorcAtst
Inad6 9otteronui
SHpco. 1anpfcr vGclicn6org,
Inad Sdpcoeir
Edr GampIcr q. 9l. @crncr'
1Nan Iunetnprf.
Edn Ganipfcr oStcacfborg," rad
| 11nenorf.
02orp, Gampicr Slim" nod 9lor
ipegctt
Gaf 2dmpfer s. :. 2. slOolp5,
4 nad) GGncnlarf.
y|orib. Dompfcr y0}proanaer, "nad
Stnliclt.
Std. 2aiilpfer rorycolat" mad
lStoIicn.
Edn Camper v0lcpo" iiir Cd
iicHarf.
4 Can. Coupler ~9lrtolO aJiari6}
nndJ 11ilelnarf.
4 s|rit. 2airpfcr ,9uuy0ull" uad
gurppo,
9Sorip. Iompfer ~slIircO yIoDel'
mad sSStolieu-
0oaanO. Gamficr ~2mor,~ nod
! 9ioiteroonl.
9'orrp, ganrpier vsIOona." nod
9}oripcgen.
g}orip. Compiler ~gronO", nod
9ioripcGen.
Sfal. 2ampicr rGdpcro." nod 81
ocrpocl
Storm. guntpfcr rGrOric" nud
liGrrcgeli
sdmcO. 2ontpicr rSoafano," rot
Sdiueocn
Oiolip. 2nmpfcr v9Oabu," ma.
sIl9lorpcgeit
Oi0rlu. gonpicr vSmo.~ undl Olor
lucgeu.
Edn 1arnpicr raohS6oro, nae
Ii11uclnorf-
g'rif Gontpfcr ~eabicitnl" liot
IStalicit
S,oadnO. 2anlpicr yeccriinn, ltot
SoQailo.
9torlp. 2anipicr vsDicfl otter "llal
\ E!orpcgcl
"A 9rit, Iaulpicr 0s'ort0 4Sotiiic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

Ter 3tIult lpelher iiber 0cH Dit.
iihcn Gbio iuar lit nad Den glell'
NnaaHoiinaten nbgc5ogcn uHo 6attc
Jcgca uio 5tbncr III pcrihicocncn
cScocuoen inl (Sciolge. Siuter Dem
@hlrnc folgtc Gin brliiertcnsiucrtbcr
Sohorad lnt0 9roBc adItc, bic iiM
iibcr Oas gail5e 2onO pcrbrcitct- SSin
obme1 Nliiiiijippi F6aie itano pic
Scnipcrohr aui 70 bis 40 @rao mls
ter liua. Sll(c gtnSeiden Oeuten oa-
rouibin Dob es am SSreitag ino
1amltag Ill Sen mittclotlantiidcn
5toatcn flar mo talt iein miro. Gie
foltc gHcllc miro sic atfnntiithe aitite
heite gtbcno crrcihen lno miro Bis
morgcn friib oen n. grcitcnaroo cr-
reihcu. 9ln oer gau5cn atlontiiden
siiic cntlong iino Oie Sturuiignolc
aliigcbiBt iuor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-02

$1,000 Dem a9(agencinen Geutidcu
8aiien1QllIe~ bon Ocr 6olnilie
/ 6auit gei&eutt, = Sispns OcS
GireftcriumS. Gas Nluiif'@o'
mite Oes o9lorOGiiIidcn sdugcr.
buuSes~ foutnt sonlltua ua6
Baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-23
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solid gold mountings. valued at $50.
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Kase Kodak Studio. Neville Blk. 18th and
Harvey.
$500 PIANO for Ford or high power motor
cycle Box t166, Bee.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births--Richsrd and Hazel 'Kerus, $50
South Twenty eighth. girl; Rufus and Mil
dred Henderson. soar Webster. girl; Charles
and Marie Bergstrom, iss South Twenty
eighth. boy, Michael and Mary Loronts.
47is North Fifteenth. boy: Louis and Clio.
wanna Pietermale. Ills North Sixteenth, boy:
Lynn ]. and Grace Partman, bo1s Burt
boy. Salvatore and Mariana Dia MARI
1906 South Sixth. boy; John and Maud
Campbell. $50 North Forty-frss. Girl; Frank
and Marie smolen, 4oea j.. boy: Jacob and
Marie Benc. Fifty-fourth and 8. girl; Nels
and Annie Jensen. Thirty-second and NJ,
boy: Walter and Irene futile. Florence, boy,
Albert and Minnie Dressing. 500 South
Twenty-flfth, girl.
Deaths--wiIliam II. stuben. SO years,
Omaha; Mrs. Angela Emma, 81 years. hos
pitai; Claude W. Dawson, SO years, hospi-
tai; Michael Didek, 60 years. hospital; Linda
Haddar. years, 1854 South Thirteenth;
Nettie n. Caller months. Thirty-seyenth
and Ellison avenue; John G. Dawson, "a
years, ii4t South Fifty-sixth; Rachel He
man. II years. 1905 Military avenue; Hiram
W. Powell. 81 years hospital.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
SOLDIER DIES
PRAISING ''Y''
Last Letter of American
Martyr to Mother Speaks
of Association Work.

Mother, tell the world what I have
/ told you about the Y. H. c. A and
T what it means TO US boys here in
F France" Merle D. Hay. Of GlIdden,
Iowa, one OF the three young Ameri-
/ can soldiers. the victims OF a German
raid in the trenches Of France about
ten days ago-the first American
martyrs to the cause Of world democ-
racy-wrote the above paragraph in
the last letter received from the front
by his mother.
Last week his mother received Of
fetal notice announcing his death
The National Council OF the Y. " C.
A. is today in receipt of the following
from Mrs Hay. dated Gliddeu, Iowa:
After walking the floor con-
stantly and crying, soh, why did IL
have TO be my hoy out OF the
many thousands over there and
asking constantly for some mes
sage or assurance from that All
was WelP and 10 comfort my poor
aching heart on Thursday after
noon while alone at home and
sending up my unendinE plea, the
answer came and il was thiss
~'MOther. tell the world what
told you about the =. VI. c. A. and
what IL means to Us boys here In
France And. oh. 1 was COM
fOrted and MI the tears have
ceased. also hIs unceasing calling
for mother. you have received
his message and am only wait
Ing 10 be shown the way to obey
The Y. n C. A. is now serving over
24Q0Q,00O men in the war zone. These
men meet the Red Triangle on board
ship as they cross the ocean; they are
met at the port somewhere in Z
France" by large association build !
ings. their doors flung open ready TO ]
serve them; they are met in the train |
ing camp by the huge "huts" that I
have been established and when they I
go into the trenches the association /
dugout is close 10 the front to serve I
them
Just before going @over the top"
the Y. NJ c. A secretary moves up I
and down the trench serving them 4
with a cup OF hot tea OF coffee and 1
with a slap on the back with God /
Rless You" which means even more /
than the coffee as the men dash for 4
ward TO the unkonwu.
The hospitals all have their Y n. I
C. A secretaries for serving the men 4
blinded or wounded From the time
the boys leave home until they go
over the top" maybe never 10 re-
turn. the Red Triangle is there TO
serve them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
DRASTIC
ALIEN RULING
President and Cabinet Dis
cuss Steps Planned; Proc
lamation Forthcoming.

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 16.-New
regulations governing enemy. aliens
much more drastic and planned to be
more effective than those now oper-
atins. were Up for final consideration
at today's cabinet meeting.
They are expected TO deal efficient
y with the menace Of fires. bomb
plots. the conveying OF Information
to Germany and other activities in
tended to hamper the government in
conduct Of the war.
The regulations have been drawn
by attorney general Gregory. who IA
YOrs strong action 10 deal with the
menace When finally approved they
viii be embodied in a proclamation by
president Wilson. The question of
forcing all enemy aliens away from
the vantage points Of the seaboard as
well as fOrbidding them entry TO Ger
tain barred zones, is one OF the prin-
Cipals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
ARIZ0NANS NEED
CARSFOR CATTLE
Appeals Are Made to Fed
eral Officials for Relief
of Car Shortage.

Globe, Ariz.. Nov. 4b--Appeals to
congressman and federal officials at
Washington for immediate release to
Arizona OF sufficient cars to remove
cattle threatened with starvation were
sent last night by business men, local
commercial organizations. the county
food administration and patriotic
bodies. Cattlemen say that unless
immediate relief is forthcoming. thou
sands Of head Of cattle viii perish.
Twelve hundred head Of yearlirg
steers, valued at $4,000, are being
held at Radium, near here. awaiting
shipment. The local range Is barren
due 10 the drouth and stOckmen saw
IL is impossible TO feed the cattle hay
at S35 a ton, as range cattle cannot
be fed hay satisfactorily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
AUSTRIAN BOND
BUYERS KILLED
Three Are Victims of AK
Murderer Who Writes
Warning to Others.

Virginia, MINI, Nov. 16.-Three
persons. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alar, and
a boarder. Peter Trepich were killed
last night by an ak murderer Their
bodies were found today in their home
here with a note Of warning to all
other Austrian families in Virginia.
who bought Liberty bonds or sub
scribed to the Red Cross.
The bodies were horribly mutilated.
They had been slashed with a knife
in addition to being beaten with an
AK All were in their beds.
Wholesale arrests have been made
Police say that the murderer after
completing his work Of killing. stood
under the shadow Of a large crucifix
and washed his hands. Then he sat
down at the kitchen table and wrote
the note OF warning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
''Y" WAR WORK FUND
OVERSUBSCRIBED NOW

Phoenix, Ariz. Nov. 16.-The $780,
600 quota Tor the southwest on the
S35,000,0 900 Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION war work fund has been
passed in but four days of the allotted
time Of eight days the total to date
being S113. 600 Arizona has surpassed
its quota OF $50, 900 by $4,000 New
Mexico still has $500 to 90 to reach
its quota Of $50. 900 and west Texas
has passed its quota Of 10000 by
$4,000
Among the large gifts announced
was one from the United Verde Cop
per company for $4,000 and Mrs
Richards OF Prescott for $4,000
The district totals are Prescott.
$4,000; Jerome, S11.50O; Tucson. $500:
Phoenix, $1,000, Miami. $1,000; Douglas.
5000; Bisbee, S4O3f; Flagstaff. 5000;
Ration, v NJ, $500: Las Vegas. y. NJ.
$4,000; Santa Fe. y. NJ. $3.50. Tucum-
carl, n. NJ. S6666. Roswell y. NJ.
$500; Albuquerque. $3.50; Gallup, "
n. 1885; FL PasO. S23, 500.
In the boys war Fl PasO went over
the top with SIO,1O9