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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
gsOdv Elm GsricScuSprOsrumm.

Cicsmol BON ben omeritonilden
Sbcilncbmern oil Der Stodhol-
nlcr MISUNDERSTANDING bcfonnt
ecgeben. Gieic So5ioIiicn
limo betonntli6 nidt BON Der
mmcrifonii6cu So5ioliitcn.&artci
autoriiirt.
5todb olm %. Sami. - Gic
Dlcl6Itcrnonnteu" omcriforliihcu lo-
oioliitiiNcu Gelc5oten our @ouicrcn3
in Stod6ofm 6obcl bcute ibrc Grflu-
RING bctreifS 0cr ~omcrifoniidcn
Stellunguobmc Gum Sricocn obgc-
gcbcn.
0ic Souptiohc i6rcs Yloncs lit
elm 9uno oIler ircicn glationolitotclb
bonn &ricoc 6etroiicuen ytotioncn
micOcr oili8ri6tcn lmO algcmeinc
abriiitllg na6 ocm &riegc.
Gic uomcrifouiic1cu &riegs6ieIc~,
mic lic BON OouiOowitiA, @olofor6
uno &einhcii mocGebcn mcrOem
lcgcn eroBtes @epidt oui Oos Grin-
zip fcmer GntidGoiglmg uno fciner
slmcrion. ghIBcrOem iGlogen iie Dor:
I. NerouSgobe olleS erobcrten
@ebieteS, oorlmter ouA DER ocnOeut.
l6cn obgcnoMmenen SOLOMON.
%oIcn miro 0oDon mlSgenonlmen
uuo ole g8ieoerberiteIling &olcn'S
olf 0rimo eincr @olfSobltinnung
ocrlolgt.
9. geitinmuna Der 3ufimit bon
GlioB.2otbrineen Ourh @oltSobitin-
mung.
3. 9lucrfcnnuno ser 9leAtc oller
gtotioucu ouf Gelblibeltimnune.
A. @icocrallfrilbhlng 9clgien's,
Serbicn's, @olen's, Srant.
reicbs m0 moerer i'm Srieec peripiI.
Itetcr @ebicte, ood obne 9lnaube, mer
Oieic 9hligobe erleoigen ioll. Gie
glutcrifoner gIaubcrL Dob oas Ser
lnngcn, DeutidlanO ioue lie Oorneb.
men, ben areg Derldngern weroe.
5. 9[agcmeines llebercintommen
Scr 9lbriilhng.
6. qIbidoiiung Der @ebcimrGiplo-
motto.
T. @ie Observation-Disclosures iol.
len ourd pom @olfc eruGDltc Son.
Der .Gelegoteu, niAt ourd %ertreter
ocr &ceicrmocn Gepiogen meroen.
9. @iloung cincr internationolep
8ric6ensligo, nit Dem 9lee6tc Scr 81
ga irseno cine gIotion, weldc lib
ibren @rin5ipicu nibt untermirit,
mlS5nihIicBcn.
gorii6er loot sic GrfIdrma. Sic
9eOeutimq elmer ioldcu 2iga iicbt
mlr gum @o@St6um ser intcrnatio.
nolcn Slrbcitcrbcmeqlug I'M &crbGlt-
nib, in onocrcn @ortcn. 0ie 0elcga.
ten ocuten cinen @eneroAirifc Sur
&crbinocruna tiiniiiger &riegc an.
10. Gum S6Iuiie bciiirmortcn oic
omerifaniideu GelcGotcu Oic Oil.
oing cincs bciouocrcn itGn0iQon io-
5iuliiiicbcl Gouiigs I'M mii ocr
Vaiis Der beDorlieDeu0en allgenleincn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
gSi6tis fir GOpitduc nuO BETTER
ODn GaAraeMaen aMf Oem Maler.

Bonn GommonOanten oes 5. Wari-
.Gitrifts murOen iolgeuoe SSn.
itruftionen in 9etrcif poriibcrge6en-
DER 2icen5en iiir Gapitdne ooer 81
geut6iimer iraeno eines Motorio6r-
8euacs oOer Seaelibiiies ousaegc-
ben;
n@enn cine Oieicr tempordrcn Si'
cen5en an einen Gapildn oOcr 81.
0ent6iimer cines SdiiieS aepG6rt
miro, lit CT angemieien, OieieIbc ein-
5lmabmcn mO iie an promincnter
SteGe OIL NorO icineS 9ootcs aiIi5ii-
bdngeu.
.Scoc tempordre 9ireu5 6ot cine Sc-
rien3a6l auBlmeiien Die in ? SUB
NroBen 9ubiiaben an prominentcr
Stellc ieiucS 9ootcS, Dem Steuer-
bollie, Bug oOer iouitpo oliigeulolt
icin mnB. GS ite6t 81 6offct ooB
oae Gigent6iimer BON @ei6GitS- ooer
%crgniiglmgSbootcn ouf sen @epGi-
ieri ser G6eiapeofe 9oD iiber5elgt
icin mcrOcn, OoB Oies cine 9ic0ic.
rlmgSmoBno6me lit unO ioiort aus
qeiii6rt tpcrOen miB. glihtbcoAtmg
0criclben miro ii1erli1 oroBe llnon.
ncbmli6feitcn i'm @eiolge baben.
llnter5ei6net lit Oos Shrei6cn bon
Dem Gniian ocr 9umOeS-Mariue, 81.
3. @. 9lii6ncIl.
Ger @ortlout ser @cfonntma6img
lit iolNcn0ermoBen:
1. aroit6oote ooer Scgelboote,
alei6picI lpcltGcr @r0Bc, sic ali ocn
@epdiicrn OeS 5. Nloriue-GiiiriftS
ia6rcn, nliiiien cine BON Wlarine.Ee-
portenlelit perouSoabtc telnporGre
Siceu5 ba6cn. IS inns feinc Soften
oonlit Oer6lmoen.
9. Ser 5. N2arine.IiItrift eriircdt
iid BON 9liioteague, 3d. bis glew
9fipcr S,nlet, q. g., uno i6lieBt ole
G6eiopeaTe Ban imo ibre 9te6cuae.
pGHcr ein 2icen3en iinO erbdltlib
3immcr gtr. 3OS Ntc&enitt-@c6duoe,
9Iorfolf, @a., ooer 9tr 9 Nit.9olti-
more. StraBe, Baltimore, WiO
3. Inter aIlen llmltdnOen mllB Der
GopitGn OeS Sdiiies perionlih er-
icbeinen itnO aeuiigenOen 9epeis iei-
ncr SOeutitdt ouhpeiieu. SAILS fol-
der gnSpeiS Der, Wiarine.geb0roe
Inidjt gcliigenO eri6eint, miro Die
aiccn3 perluei1ert merOen. Inter
iol1em 2lusweis 1T peritan6en, OaB
Der GapitGn ieine 2icen3 unO einen
griei BON Dem giqentbiimer oOer Gi-
gentbiinern porlegen mitB, in Dem
Inn Oie @cpdbrlng Der 2icen8 eriuht
miro. Gr miB auBerOem Dem Siii-
5ier gcgeniiber 81 oelien 8uirieOen.
belt cinen NepeiS ieiner Sreuc 81
Ser 9icgierung Der Ser. Siaoten er-
cr6rinaen.
A. SAILS scr Gopitdn glcid5eitig
ser Gigcnt6iimer lit ln0 teinc Gopi'
tdnSlicen3 beiibt. miro cine notariidl
beeloubigtc llrfuuOe Ger Soentitat
nerlon9t.
3. @crfe6lcn Iih cine 2iccn5 81
Oeriboiien 1T elm oirefteS &eracbcn
aeaeu cine 9eeierlmaSmoBno6mc
imo mag 81 crnitcn llnanue6mliAfei'
ten fiibren.
QIbOnncnicu, bic ben !, ,,9eutidJcu GOrrc'
pDnOemten" nidt pinttlidJ Dbcr uHrc8cl'
mdFi0 crboItcH, iiHh gebctcm, ber Slffir'
hauDm pcr EelcpbOW UDrr llDgsflll6 WiIt'
llL.llIllll.n Ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
loIiidilf- -llr0aranIm 6rinat SMrdl.

E q ibin0ton, %. ,Siini.
9'rdiioent @iHon's @lon on General.
@laior @oet6alS Den Better Der
aGmeratnco 6leet Corporation Der
@4iliS eonmlliion mlbeibrdnite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

gaS Qrooramm iiir oas CONCERT oes itdotts
fneii BarfsSr6eiters inter Neituig oes Rroi.
&anicl Selomdnn i'm Carroll eari" beute
9lbcno bon 3 bis ll6r III. pie iogi.
0aui8pa 9ico baltimore, our Salti.
9Gurid oGOrondiion," .......... .Nretl0mer
GnOerire ,geilbelnl Icll," ..,...... .Nollnl
9(euoelsiobn's Qie0 o6ne g9orie Rrcnoepille
Sanialie. Sbemen ans beinnntcn Gpern Sobani
6oruci colo. lo........... SRI ytcllic 9ediel
GDmpbonn Zone 4oeH gSaiuninld,@ @oomatl
Gnlcttmo uno Qrauis6bor ans ,YchengrilL"
Tonioiic, Ser ilerben6e Sitbier" -. @oiiidalt
gancfiS aus 81 Secilid Oleiie" .. @ounoo
~Gtar Gpnilgleo Nanner".
Gurologh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

9lus oen iibrigen Bunoes-Hetter-
beo6odiungs Stotionen purOeH Die
folgenDen b0diten Tempertllren, Die
Inn s llbr geitern glbenO berrl6telL
herihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Gnnnennnfaana nnS .llntcr0ana.
6lntg.
g9ctteraMsidJten.

Sir MorDlon0 unO Oen Niltritt
Columbia 6eute @elpitter unO iiio-
meitlide gSinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

0oQmaht 5uni ShiIISanfolil 3u Ae.
ben, ie0od nit Der ,SnitrtIltion 10
pielc SolSbiiie ais MIR moglid so
bauen, miro belite bier ais Elm Sieg
iitr Oas Sol5idiii% %roeramm anae-
ie6eu. SSn Dem Em miro @cueral
@oetDalS muoriiirt, i'm 9mi belno-
lidbe SHiiie 81 iibernebmen oen 8an
oon S1ifien 81 beihleunigen imo be
pom GonarcB bcpiaiaten $5OO.OO0'
600 iiir Sdiiie ms5ugeben. &ie
man blau6t, miro &oriibenocr 2eNs
man Oic &ollmoAt iiir ocn Netrleb
mo oas G6omcrn pbir 5dbiicn beibe.
6olten. @r ipirO and ais &roiocut
ocr 6lcct Corporation iibcr Ole san-
Gontrofte 0oS IeBte g9ort lprehen.
PM @rlltden BON General @otbals
ioa 0as Sto6tGomite oes uaiionalen
9Sert6eioiaunasrot6eS oie Sto6lpreile
miteriudcn, iml bic Froontiions.
toltcn 6eitinmen 3i fonucn. General
@oet6a's Gontrottc Iiir 500 pro
Come fno pom @oritcnOeu 2enmon
5iriidqcmicleu moroen oa lcbtcrer
mr $50 pro Sonne bc3a6len mill.
Scfamntcr Sremfii6rer Ocr9aItct
9tem @orf 90. Snui. ler
bcfontc irfiAc 5ii6rer Sancs 9ortin
miroe 6eide I'M @oli5eiacridt am be
9lnIdul0iaunq, ocs Gonicripiious-
Gcicb pcrlcbt 81 bobcn uoracll0rt
Seine @erbaitnIa lit OoS Grachnln
BON anqcblihcn 3eocn Die cf bei q.
ucr gcitcrn g(beno IN Cueensborougb
obQe6altcncn GcriomnIIung bon 5o-
3iaGiiw mo 9Saciiiiten aebaliai ba'
ben iol. Cant 9Msiage Der @ebem'
poli5iiten loa 9artin Die @olooten
geiHen @alieu aenIiet6eter G'euhel-
morSer" aenannt blbei mo ioll aH'
eeblidb aeiaat 6nben SD babe Sud
uiht geaat, 0em @onicripiioIs-SeeB
uidt 81 aeborden lpenn Sbr es aber
gctbon babt. oam tount Sbr IN Die
S0lc iabren. Stebt 5lI mir mo en-.
oct Den Srieg".
2arfin befmnte id belitc ilidt'
ibuloia" mo mur0e irei1clallen
nabbem Die So3ialiiteu $500 Siira'
id5aft eeitcllt batten-
2urfin par elm glniiibrer IN Dem
groBen Goditritc III dublin nor un.
eefdbr 6 Sa6rcu. gr IL icit 1914
bier i'm 9an0e.
Slicser.Gapitdu Gidler eei0neH.
9lmiteroom. %. &lmi. eiuer
Nlclouna ser ,Qeipjiaer GeueiIc.Rod-
ribtcu" 5iiolae 1T Gopitdu eihler
iriibercr Qeie6Isbabcr Der Namburg-
IgImerita. lampier nNmperator" imo
,@oterIon6" bei Der 3eriiorm9 oes
3cppelintruBerS .3 iS~ bel oenl
9uitangriii aui Sonoou om letter
Somitag maefommen. Gopitdn
Gidlcr mar ser 9citer ocS Slicgcrgc.
ibpoocrs. ocfen 6Iaagihiii Scr pou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
NnnSes-9epartememt fir QanOlUirt
-@etter-@iireaM.

gcridJt OcS NaIlImOre NettcrbnreaNs
Ger 6eudti9feitsgebolt Der Suit
wur Sc &ro5ent Inn 8 llbr @lorgenS
mnO 63 &rooent nm 8 llbr gl6enOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

IoS pom @etterbiireml iiir Oieie
Mo4c in 9Asii6t geiicllte @etter it,
pie iolgt.
9}oro 9ltlontiidc Staaten: 3empe-
rotir etwos b06er ais normal, 3abl-
reide Regeuqiiiic iua6rldeinli6.
Nlittcl-9ltlantiibe Staoten: GSn
Ser criicn SGlite mormes, in Ser
8ucitcn fii6lereS @eiter, geIeecntlic6e
93eqcnqiiiIc uno @ewitter mogIid.
5H0.9lflautiitbe im0 @oIi- -Staoten:
@arnL qcle9entIide @elpittcrregen.
@cIi.@oli-Staoteu: 9lGeemein fIor
imO Darn
G6io.G6ol im0 Gcnnciiee; @cle-
ocntIie6c ortli6e &egcngiiiie imo Sc
luitter mo6ribeinli1. Die crlte SGlite
ser ISOLDE morm, Oie 5weitc fiibIer.
@roBc Sec'n @cgcnO llu6eItdnoiq,
bduiiqe 9ieacn9iiie, Ecnpcratur nie-
Oriq iir sic Sa6reS5cit.
4roirie- Staateu mO oberes unO
mittlcrcs N3iiiiiiippi-EboI: @cleecnt-
Iide 0leeen; Geulperoir etuos inter
normal.
9iodo Morntaius imO &latcou-@e-
oen0: Sm 9laoemeincn flar, Eempe-
rotir etpos inter Dem SaDreS5eit-
Iurdidniit.
Staaten Der Stillen Ncean-aiite:
Tur6lNnittlid flar; Semperatlm
normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

QlbOuneHieu, bic ben o3eutidlcu GOrrc'
IpDnbenten" nidDt piintilidJ UOcr HHrcgcI.
mdEi0 crbaIicH, liHh gebctcn, her Gfiire
hauUu per SelCpbOu UOcr ldDglillld) NlIi'
tbeilMIg az matem.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09

night he dined with his family as US
ual and spent the evening reading.
Shortly before s O'Clock he retired.
apparently in the best of physical
condition and spirits. A little before
0 o'clock, Mrs. Sites heard strange
noise in his room and entered to see
what was the matter. She found him
apparently asleep but breathing very
hard. All attempts to arouse him
We're unsuccessful and in 5 minutes
he was corpse. The late Mr.. Sites
was born in Rockingham, Virginia "a
years ago When the Civil war broke
out he enlisted in the Confederate
army, and during his four years as
u soldier the splendid service he rem
dered won for him the Legion Of
Honor badge. Thirty-seven years
ago Mr.. Sites and his family took up
their abode in the San Juan. For 10
years they lived in the Silverton and
Eureka sections and then moved to
the Durango vicinity which has since
been their home. Some six or seven
years ago the late Mr.. Sites served
as councilman from North Durango.
Recently he had been living on juno
tion creek where he had owned a
ranch for years. It was here the end
came Besides his wife he is sulviv-
ed by one daughter, Miss Mary. The
remains are at the Ames' & Bradford
Undertaking parlors. As yet funeral
arrangements have not been made.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
Death Again Enters McGilIs
Family Circle.

At o'clock this morning Matt
harrington received phone message
rom Alamosa announcing the sud-
den death Of Joe Murphy, son-in-law
Of Mrs Dan MeGilhs, who passed
away at the Aamosa hospital at 4
a. m. Pneumonia contracted less than
a week ago was the immediate cause
Of his passing. The deceased was %
years of age, Three years ago he
married Miss Cathrine McGillis, a
former Durango girl In addition to
his wife he is survived by little son
two years Of age, and sister. Ar
rangements have been made for the
surviving members of the family to
leave for Boulder with the body Sat
urday night. The interment will be
in the Boulder cemetery beside the
father and mother of the late Mr.,
Murphy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with DC and mail II to
Foley 4 Co., 1895 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs. colds, and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and
back, rheumatism, backaeiie, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing eathaitic, for
constipation, biiiousness. headache
and slaggish bowels S. G. Wall
Durango Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
STARTS IN
ENGLAND SUNDAY

LONDON, April 6. Summer
time in England will start day after
tomorrow. Nature has nothing to say
about it, because the government de-
cides such things for her.
Times have changed SINE celluloid
collars were all the rage and auto
mobiles only had two cylinders. Like
artificial ice and storage eggs, the
seasons have been taken completely
out OF the hands of Providence.
Summer starts April 8, because on
that date the clocks of the Realm win
all be set forward one hour 70 save
daylight. On September 23, the
clocks will be set back again, and
nature can suit herself about the sea-
sons for the rest Of the year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
DAUGHTER IN TERRIBLE SHAPE

Women bear troubles more brave
D. thaa men. They smile and suffer
pam pHcomplainingly where a man
demands doctor and nurse. A
Mitchell, Bagdad, KY, writes; "My
daughter was in terrible shape with
lideey trouble. got her to take
Foley Kidney Pills and she is com
pIete.y cured.' Aching back sore
naa-las stitf joints, shooting pains
ia sides rheumatic aches are indica-
4oas tAat the kidneys nre not work
u pfopsfy- Foley Kidney Pills cor
" bladder troables.-s. G. Wall
iMrango Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
MUSCLE SORENESS RELIEVED

Unusual WORK, bending and lifting
a. aenuoGs exercise is strain on
1hn MUSCLES, they become sore and
,tiff you are crippled and in pain
ilom's Eminent brings you qucx
3ciief easy to apply, it penetrates
'-ithout rubbing and drives out the
oneness. A clear liquid, clean,f than
;ussy plasters OF ointments, it docs
rot Stain the skin or clog the pores.
Always iavc "a bottle handy for the
pains aeilcs Of rheumatism, gout.
lumhaeo grippe, bruises, stiffness.
IwNaehc and all external pain At
your druggist 25c
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
NnILERS TO LOCATE
NEAR DOLORES

Mrs. H. a. Miller and daughter ar
rived in Dolores Tuesday and have
gone to their ranch near Lewis. Mr..
Miller and son will join them as soon
as his term of school, which he is
teaching at Ordway closes. Since
leaving here the Millers have been to
the PHILIPPINES where Mr., Miller was
in the employ of the government,
says the Dolores Star. Mr.. Miller,
formery minister was at one time
pastor OF the Baptist church here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
HAD TROUBLE FOUR
OR FIVE YEARS

No one appreciates good health
like those who are ill., w. j. Furry.
r =. d. 2, Salem, Mo-, writes; II
have been bothered with bladder
trouble four or five years. 1t gave
me a great deal Of pain ! took diff
fcrent medicines, but nothing did me
any good until got Foley Kidney
Pills. Many persons suffer from kid
ncy and bladder trouble when they
Tan be relieved. Baekaeho, dizziness
rheumatic pains. stiff or sore joints
aud other symptoms yield to Foley
Kidney pills.-s. G. Wall. Durango
Drug Co,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
wORMs HANDICAP YOUR CHILD

Worms drain the strength and vi
iality of children, making them dull
md listless. Their power to resist
pore. serious diseszes is reduced and
energy and interest in play is lack
ing. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a mild
" laxative remedy in candy tablet
form that children like to take. II
kills and removes the worms and let's
YOUR child grow strong and healthy
ike other children. Don't let your
child be dragged down by worms.
Full directions on the box. At al
drugyhb, &c.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE

Bowel regularity is the secret. of
good health, bright eyes, clear COM
plexions, and Dr. Kings New Life
Pills arc a mild and gentle laxative
that regulates the bowels and re-
lieyes the congested intestines by re-
moving the accumulated wastes
without gripping Take pill before
retiring and that heavy head, that
dun spring fever feeling disappears.
Get pr Kings New Life Pills at
your druggist, 2bc.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
ADDAMs EXPRESS TO
TAKE OVER WELLS FARGO

For some time it has been rumored
that Adams Express company was
perfecting plans to take over the por-
ton Of the Wells Fargo Express Co.
operating along the lines of the d.
4 r. G. This runor was confirmed
last night when three officers of the
Adams Express, W. W. Owens Of
Chattanooga, F. J. Flanagan OF Chi
cage and c. NJ. Day Of Denver arriv-
ed here on business connected with
the transfer, which is to become Of
fectve September LIST.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
Potato Shipments Continue.

The farmers of the San Juan basin
continue to derive benefit from the
purchases made by j. l.. Casey, who
is still provided market for their
products at top notch prices. Mr.
Casey has arranged to remain here
a couple of weeks longer in order
to clear the market Of last seasons
product, before the southern Texas
grown crop is sent north and reduces
the prices. In the past two or three
days he has shipped 3 cars of pota-
toes from lgnacio and 2 from Du-
range to points in Oklahoma. Today
4e shipped carload of hogs to the
San Luis valley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
HEAVY LOSS BY FREEZE

Another sections loss bids fair to
be this sections gain. According to
the Monthly Crop Report issued by
the department of agriculture, prob
ably 80 per cent of the potatoes in
the Lover Rio Grande Valley, Texas,
were damaged by the frost Of March
4. 1t is estimated that damage to
the cabbage ranged from 25 to 80 per
cent. Beans, tomatoes, watermelons,
eantaloupes and all other tender veg
etahe were killed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
ANOTHER PIONEER PASSES
OVER THE GREAT DIVIDE

The sudden death of J. w. Sites of
creek. last night came as a
shock TO the entire community. Years
ago he had suffered with heart trou-
bile. For nearly a decade past he
had enjoyed unusually robust health
for one of his advanced age. Last
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09

Motoring Department, The Herald
Please answer me the following
questions: a. ! have a model NJ, g.
cylinder Pullman. Front cylinder. or
No. /, has no compression. / have
ground valves and have very high
iy polished seat on them. Have re-
moved cylinder and the rings have
very perfect fit and the cylinder ia
in fine shape. At different times the
engine fires thru the carburctor.
Have inspected valves stems and
they are not bent. Please tell me in
an early issue what the trouble is.
(2) Also tell me If it makes any diff
ference in putting the magnet on
magneto as long as the same polarity
.is on the same side. t3) Have a
Westinghouse generator which charg-
ed only ten on meter gauge. When
car was new it used to run TO 20.
tave cleaned and rubbed off brushes,
but it does not seem 10 help. There is
no loose or broken wire in field of gen
orator. t4) What would be the trou-
bio with Stromberg carburetor--
when you let the engine idle a while
and open the throttle it chokes up?
Different adjustments seem to make
ne difference. may also state that
to get best results have to have the
low speed adjustment pretty tight,
and the high tension must be strong.
er on the spring than know II
should be. Ignition is in good shape.
thank you in advance for answers.
r. A. II.
!. Warm motor mp and see if there
IL clearance between inlet valve and
litter Of No. cylinder. Back-firing
at caiburctor might be due 70 ieaky
inlet valve or lean MIXTURE. Leakagt
around inlet manifold or valve guide
might cause this.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
FORD SALES

Regardless Of war and rumors OF
war, the sale OF Fords at the Pittman
garage continues. Among the pur-
chasers thus far this week have been
Jasper Hayhurst of Durango, VIM.
Shea of Trimble Springs. George
Harrison and Kasper Hilton Of Kline
and Jesse Palmer, George Patton.
Mrs. James Burtner and L. E. Jen.
kins Of Bayfield,,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
JOIN rillers of the Soil.

The Frank Enedge Transfer COM
pany have sold their equipment 20
Wood q Morgan and John Males.
Shortly Mr.. aud Mrs. Faledge leave
for the ArboIes section where Mr.. Ell
ledge will engage in farming ON the
Darlington ranch.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
DEATH OF MRS. TOM PIERCE

Mrs. Thomas Pierce, wife of one
of the owners of the Sunshine mine,
passed away at Mercy hospital this
morning at o'clock. The remains
are at the Ames & Bradford Under
taking parlors. As yet no funeral
arrangements have been made.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

d. X. Seller and wife of Mancos
were here over night on their way
to Denver.
Mrs. Lou Accord goes to Bayfield,
tomorrow to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Yingling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Davis were in
from Edgemont ranch today on a
purchasing trip.
George Robertson went to Mancos
this morning in the interests of the
Graden Touring mill.
A flag has been hoisted over the
switchmen's shanty in the b. q X. q.
yards.
W. B. Winter, an expert ice cream
maker, arrived from Denver last
night TO take charge of the ice cream
department at the San Juan cream
cry.
At the recent election in Telluride
H. d. McKnown, editor of the Elk.
aminer, was elected mayor; Ben Pur-
dy, a former Durango boy, was elect
ed one Of the aldermen.
Undersheriff Hampton and Deputy
Sheriff Robert Alexander left for
Buena Vista this morning with the
Enderman boys of the Pine river val
ley country, who We're given an in
determinate sentence in the state re-
formatory.
VIII Compton. who was SO severe
ly burned us a result of an electrical
shock several weeks ago, came down
from Silverton this morning to spend
some time with the home folk con-
valescing. He was confined to the
hospital until just a day or two ago.
While his condition shows marked i'm
provement he still walks with the aid
of erutches.
Chief Engineer j. G.. Gwynn, of the
Denver and Rio Grande road, passed
thru Pueblo yesterday for Denver,
coming from the west, says the Pu-
eblo Chieftain. He has been over the
| main line system as far as. Salt Lake
City, inspecting a number of tunnels
and cuts that may need looking into
when the spring freshets come. The
Rio Grande, he states, will do a great
deal of road Improvement on the
main line during 1917. He also inti-
mated that the Salida-Gunnison
branch would be broadgauged over
Marshall Pass and the Rio Grandc
Southern from Salida to Durango and
j.. q K. G. from Durango over Cum
bres pass.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
Animas ELECTION.

At the election held in Animas
City Tuesday the following officers
we've elected for the two year term;
john AleNauder, mayor and Robert
Shields, Thomas Jimmerfield and
Hubh Oberreieh. trustees.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
ENLIST IN NAVY

Robert Mccartney, H. Ben Legill,
% and Walter Luther 10, all of Du-
range and Joseph Elements of Silver
ton, who have enlisted as apprentice
seamen, left for Denver this morn
ing to take their final examination.
The Mccartney boy is a son Of Coun-
~ Commissioner Mccartney.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
lieeoNerinr from Illness.

sir. and Mrs. William Morrison
were in arom the Florida mesa today
on a marketing trip. This was Mr..
horrison's first trip to town since
he was laid w for weeks with the
grip. lie is very much better but is
still feeling the effects of the siege,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
FLAGS ON AUTOS

The custom of carrying national
emblems on autos is being inaugural
cd in Durango. A number of ma
chimes were decorated with the colors
today and indications are all in this
vicinity will be in a few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-09
sen AND NUMBER VERY
MUCH EXAGGERATED

The sex of the new arrival at the
Charles Wilson home was very
much exaggerated. The new conner
is girl and marks the second addi-
tion to the family circle.