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Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
Tersely Told Town Tales

Frank Hoover, Alva Carter
and Alva Turner were Norwood
visitors Saturday night. Some
one for some unknown reason
threw a brick at Frank, hitting
him in the back of the head and
rendered him unconscious for q
time, but he is O. K. now.
Henry Dennis. 0. N. TOnls's
and Miss Grace Shirley were
among those who attended the
rural graduating exercises at
Hartville Saturday, at which time
diplomas were issued to 1926
rural graduates, among the
number being daughters of
Messrs. Dennis and Tool.
Carl Mays, a Mansfield boy,
pitcher for the Boston Red Sox,
is still winning fame for himself
in the baseball world. At Chicago
Sunday he checked Chicago's
winning streak, Boston winning
the game 2 to /. This makes a
pecord of three games won and
one lost this season by Mays.
Do you get up at night? SanOl
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. SanOl gives
relief in 81 hours from all back
ache and bladder troubles. SanOl
is a guaranteed remedy. 35c and
$1.W bottle at the drug store. ad
Next Monday and Tuesday are
the days for the working of the
roads on the Ozark Scenic High.
way. Dr.. F. II. Riley has charge
of the work here. 1t is hoped
a good number will turn out and
that much good work may be
accomplished those days along
tke length of the Ozark High
way.
it is guaranteed to any woman
who will uSe SanOl Eczema Pre-.
scripti0n will find a perfect com.
plexion. 1t will cure any eruption
ON the skin. 1t is a skin Tonic.
San0l Eczema Cure is a household
remedy. A trial will convince you.
Get it at the drug store adv.
There was somewhat of q fam
lily reunion at Mrs. M. Riley's
Sunday, those present being her
sister, Mrs. r. A. Wilson, Of
Seymour, Judge s. W. Hopper's.
Oliver Riley and wife, r. r. Ril.
ey's, Fred Shreeve's, Vim. w.
Tarbutton's, Mrs. Tarah Tarbut.
ton and son, Mrs. j. H. Tarbut-
ton, Arthur Henderson and Miss
Mildred Freeman.
Barbed wire cuts, ragged
wounds, collar and harness gals
heal up quickly when BAL.
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
applied 1t is both healing and
antiseptic. Price 25c, 5Oc and
100 per-bottle. Sold by Fuson
Drug Go. adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24

Large Trial bottle of SanOlfor
35c. SanOl is a family remedy.
SanOl ia sold on an absolute guar.
antee. Remember il it says SanOl
it is all right. 35c and SlOO at
the drug store.--adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
Lodge News

The o. e. s. district school of
instruction will be held tomor.
row at Mountain Grove.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
For Sale

A mower. a hay rake and 9th.
er farm implements. I.
Adv. w. +. SHORTRIDGE.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
MANY MlRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

1eAuS
Wesley Mays has gone to St
Louis.
j. f. Craig was in Springfield
this week.
Ned Gaines has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Vern Viii son was here from
Ava Saturday.
T.. G. Vancil vas here from
Ava last week.
Tom r More of Ozark was
here last week.
Chas. Forrest of Bryant was
here this week.
Ben F.. Nall of Norwood was
here this week.
J. D Reynolds was in Spring.
field this week.
Miss Ruth Mays has returned
from Springfield.
DR.. W. S. Man!ey of Sedalia
was here last week
P, w. Newton's is the place to
buy groceries.-adv.
G. C. Murrell's Of Hartville
we're here this week.
N. j. Craig was in Louisville,
Ky., during the week.
H. B. Paul and wife we're in
Springfield this week.
Barlow Trimble was here
from Seymour last week.
DR.. B. Il. Latimer was here
from Hartville Saturday.
G. w. Newton, of Mountain
Grove was here this week,
w. A. Jones was here from
Mountain Grove this week.
w. H. Wakefield visited home
folks at Fairp!ay this week.
w. II. Buckner and wife of
Elkland were here last week.
Mrs. J. L. Nichols OF Lake
City, Ark, was here last week.
G. w. Freeman & Son received
new spring goods this week. adv
Dr.. w. H. HarrisOn's of Ava
visited relatives here during the
week.
Dr.. F. b. Fuson and wife we're
here from Springfield during the
week.
J. G. Orender's of Springfield
visited J. H Stephens during
the week.
Il w. wilson and wife were
here from Oklahoma City during
the week. !
Mrs. O. D. Morris and son of
Springfield visited relatives here
this week.
Mrs Tarah Tarbutton and son
are visiting relatives at Washing
ton, Kas.
See our Spray Pumps in show
window. p. N. Dyer Furniture
Co adv
j. f.. Freeman and wife and
Fred Curnall's ) motored to Spring
field Sunday.
-, Manstield's Sixth Annual. Ag.
ricultural & Stock Show, Sept.
~ to ~. adv.
Mrs. VIM. w. Tarbutton and
Russell are visiting rel,tives at
Beatrice, Neb.
o. e. Winburn,w who is working
at South Greenfield, is visiting
home folks here.
H. T. Coday is visiting ut the
home of his sister, Mrs. B. f.
Stone, at Lebanon.
Go to ]. D. Reynolds, and see
their new spring line of Shoes at
the old price. adv.
DR.. F. H. Riley, Amos Roy
and D: s. Cantrell motored tC
Springfield Monday.
We still sell Groceries and
deliver the goods.-F N. Dyer
Furniture Co. adv.
Mrs Steve Yates has gone tt
Brunswick, Ca, on account OF
illness OF her mother.
This years enumeration shows
2f9 children of school age, u de
ere eese from last year.
DR.. r. II. Riley, the Dentist
will beat his Hartville office the
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
Spray Pumps good onrs-at
'Ost. F.N. Dyer, FsrnitureC Cu.ad

bpy yf'If RTOcefIeS VI l.. w
Newton; he will deliver then
promptly anywhere in town.-a'
Prof. r. Il. Coats left Frida.
for Acres, Kas. to join hi:
wife and son, who prccedrd hin
there.
D. S. Cantrcll's, Mrs. j. N
Craig and Mrs. G. Hart spen
Sunday at S. l.. Hensley'S m
Wolf Creek.
J. D Reynolds have just re
ceived their spring line of ladies'
Waists and Dress Goods at bot
tom prices. adv.
DR.. S. NJ. Brewer of Ozark vii
act as pharmacist 1T the City
Drug Store during the absence
of W, II. Wakefield.
II. G. Brentlinger and Charles
Brentlinger of TT. Dodge, Kas
have been visiting relatives here
The latter has enlisted in the
army.
G. w. Freeman has returned
from Lincoln, Ill.,, whore he at
tended the general assembly of
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Mr. Leathorman, photographer
of Mansfield, was here first of the
week making some pictures for
the KoShl1onongites. Times
Leader.
A. V. Mccormack and wife OF
Chicago are visiting relatives
here. They were met at Spring
field Saturday by q. G. Freeman
and wife.
Clyde Turner and Miss Maude
Coday, who are attending TIL"
Springfield Business College,
visited home folks here during
the week.
Wanted a good live wire &c
buy cream for us in Mansfield,
either on commission on salary
Mountain Grove Creamery Co.,
Mountain Grove, Mo.-adv.
Samuel johnson and wife,
Ellis DuttOn and wife, Harry
johnson and wife and Robert
AlcOrn and wife Of Seymour
spent Sunday at u. A. Alcorns.
A. y. Friends visited home
folks 1T DadsvilIe this week, at
tending a dinner in honor of the
birthday anniversary. of Mrs
Friends father. II, B. M6ntgom
cry.
John Rippee asks US to state
that Sam Wynn, formerly of this
county, but now Of Greene coun
ty, will be at the all day singing
at Cedar Gap the first Sunday IL
June.
At Marshlield last week, Hon
er Cook, a wood chopper, was
sentenced TO IS years in the pen
itentiary for the murder of Thos
GrOOms, q section man, Jan. -
at Seymour.
MesdamcS H.. r. Paul, N. j.
Craig, Clad Thompson and Miss
Ada Hoover went to West
Plains Friday, meeting Mr.
Paul there and returning t'
Mansfield in the Paul auto.
Sallow complexion is due tC
a torpid liver. HERBINE,puriti
es and strengthens the liver and
bowels and restores the rosy
bloom of health to the cheek
Price SOC. Sold by FuSOn Drug
CO.-adH ....
Mrs Clad Thompson and Miss
Ada Hoover, who have been visit
ing here, have returned TO theil
home in Kansas City. Theil
sister, Miss Jewell Hoover, is
visiting them now in Kansas
City.
You only need SanOl Eczema
Cure to get rid of those Blacl
Heads, Pimples, rough bumpy
skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema Is pleasant
to use. A trial will convince you
35c at the drug store.-adv
The Mansfield Special ROat
District has received the new 4
horse grader recently purchased
for use on the roads, and it is ;
go,d one. The steel bridge, viii
concrete abutments, over VOL
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24

chants Bank building. The
frame of the door was blown out,
leaving the plate glass, held by
the side OF the frame. The glass
was removed unbrOken. Several
windows in this building we're
broken.
A window was blown out in
the Mansfield Produce Co. build.
ing and one in DR.. r. M. Rogers
office, over the Mirror office, let.
ting a deluge~ of water into his
office and thence into the Mirror
office.
The park trees also suffered
damage in the storm.
Numerous other buildings
we're badly damaged.
The house owned by J. d. Rey
nolds, formerly owned by Mrs
Leanah Tarbutton, was damaged
some; also the property former
ly occupied by Jas. Gilleland.'
The residence occupied by
Berry Perkins was considerably
damaged by a tree falling on it.
and by a ladder being blown
through a window.
The tenant house on Frank
Scheuermann's property was
blown away, and the porch of his
residence was wrecked besides
damage to his park
l.. B. Latimer's screened~in
porch was damaged somewhat.
A. II. Friends barn was dam
aged.
The house and barn on the
Mrs. D. A. Taylor place, ocru
pied by H.G. Headrick were dam
aged some.
J. G. Freeman's residence suf
fered considerable damage.
The summer kitchen on Mrs.
Eli Coday's place was overturned
and other outbuildings destroyed
The barn on the S. w. McNaul
place, occupied by Thos. Keel
ing's,, was entirely demolished.
Thel ouse occupied by Chester
Grain was badly damaged, one
room being torn away.
The residence of John A. Den.
mis- was moved from it's founda.
ton, windows were broken out,
and outbuildings were blown
down
The residence occupied by W.
I. Howard was wrecked, one
room being blown away. At the
time of the storm, Mr.. Howard
and J. H., P'POol were putting up
a stove in the room which was
destroyed. When the roof went
off, the wind slammed Mr.. How.
ard against the side of the house
and blew the stove away and
tore it to pieces. n
JIM. ThirkieId's residence was
partially unroofed. the porch
destroyed and it was otherwise
damaged. His barn was unroofed
and the outbuildings destroyed.
j N.Craig's place was damaged,
some, many trees being ruined.
Thos. Deans wood house was
laid over on it's side.
The outbuildings on the E. A.
Sisk place, occupied by T.F.Len
hart, we're blown down.
NJ. G. Hensley lost his barn
and buggy shed, but the buggy
was left in it's place.
Some outbuildings on D.S.Can
trell's plac. were destroyed.
J.H.P'Pool's outbuildings were
destroyed.
Among the other outbuildings
destroyed were Nose belonging
to VIC. Reynolds, M f. German,
l. L. Morris, DR.. F,H. Riley and
j. w. Brazeal's.
Mrs. Lydia Mcintosh lost q
barn.
G V. Ashworth lost his silo
and sustained considerable dam.
age.
The house on JIM M.LivingstOn's
farm was damaged and outbuild
ings destroyed.
Rev.. E. Seal lost three build.
ings on his farm, his barn and
house were damaged and some
fence destroyed; also two bug.
les
The barn on Esbond Bailey's
ro nm pa . m rOOfnN
Mansfield mirror., 1917-05-24
City Council Meeting

The city council met Saturday
night, and several matters of in.
terest were discussed.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
n0e1ltider GentraIber6an6".

am lesten Dienstag, ben 81. M6r8,
botten Die WitglieOer oes Oeutiben
3entraIberbnnoes i'm SGngerbuno=
clubbauie ibre monatli1e Geriamm=
lung, Die gut beiudt NOR. Serr Mfar-
tin 8iegano fiibrte ols 8rdiioent ben
8oriis. Serr @ultap Genoer beriab
oas &rotofoG. S9asmeiIter &orI
Sammel leete ieinen 8eridt ob. Die
Delegatenlilte muroe borgeleien TO-
mie aorreiponoen5en uilo &e1nung-
Ell. 0as &eiultat Der enogiltiger
@bre6n1tng bonn Oeutiden Gage
puroe acknowledgement uro 5lpor be-
lGuft iid Die meitere Ginnobnle auf
$Sf.34. Ser Oiitrift $50. 40 oes
neutrality-suspicious. meloete folgen-
De Delegaten an: 9lfreo &rieg, sc.
6. Sat, q. 50. &luge, 8. %. 9or-
nung uno So. @annemann.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Gin iidercr 8es at
iparen!

.@elo fonlt oieier 8nnf ailf folgen-
Sen @egcn 5ltgcitellt meroen:
1. Solt eliG eincn @e6iel bon eli=
rer lofalen Sanf.
2. Shidt ms eltren perionli1en
GDef, fir melfen mir feline @ebiib-
rem bere9nen.
3. &allft cine @elonnmeiiung in ir-
gcnO cincm Yoltomte.
A. &cri1afft eu6 cine @rpreB-
@eIbonpeiiung in irgcn0' elmer CT
preB Office. glae lol6e 8e1ieI,
Gbcds ltnb Mnmeiiungen ioIlten an
Die uNaibington 2oan uno Srltlt
Company" 5ablbnr gentodt mer0en
nn0 6rauden nidt in regiitrierter
Holt, perInn0t 81 meroen.
5. @enn feline Der obigen Wetbo=
ben befolgt peroen fam, 10 i6idt bas
@el0 in einem regiitrierten 9riefe.
@ae 2an0brieftrGger baben Die Madt
8riefe 5u regiItrieren.
Se0e @inlnge ioqte MIR bon einem
S9epoiiten : 3ettel begleitet iein. 9ie
8anf miro fiip Die Senolng prompt
quittieren. TaB-8ii1er follten elm
o0er apeinlol inn Sabre eingeihidt
perOen gum @intragen Der 3inien
rnO 8alan0ierltng oes &ontos.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Nus ben Wereiustreiien
,,9ermauia @GnuerdOr".

gm %. MGr5 beranitoltete Der
r@ermonia MGnnerhor" einen but
moriltiI6en @beno. Grfrerlihertpei-
Ie mar elm Itorfer 8eiu6 erIhienen.
Ser MGnnerdor Ieitete 0ns 8ro,
aromm nit ben 2ieoern o@olo'ner
6onnenl1ein" uno n9ie @r0e brnldt
0fegen" bon 6. Siemonn, elm. Sier-
auf foIgten aipei SbeoterItiife p@ei-
tier i'm airhbofe" uno o@oruio".
SSSn beioen Stiiden ipirften Die Serren
6. @eper, Het. Mattern iin0 S. No'
fenfeIo nit. Mlsoonn trug SEER u.
Oiener ouf Dem &lobier oas Stiid
nStaIien @roOIeiong" Dor. 9aS &n-
blifrrm Iobnte Die 2eiltung nit lang
anbaltenoem 8eifan. Serr @ruber
bon Der olterreihii6en @eianotiAaft
e%rfreute Die Mntpeienoen nit Der So
ipe'i1en COMPETITION ~9ie llbr". Der
Mdnnerhor lang oorauf n@eit Ulcers
Wecr" bon Gbriltioni, ltno y8ie's
Oobcim mar, BON q. 8oblgemut.
Serr 6. &lein iong n@iniieoIer an
Ole Na6t" uno @err Dear Ser gu
Strabburg ouf Der langen 8riid"
Sierauf foIgten @in5elbortrage bon
30. @ritber ltno 8. @eper. Na1 Dem
muiifolif4en Brogramm erfreuten iid
Die @dite am Sanae. Die Wuiif be-
iorgten Die Serren S9iaing nno
Saffner.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
0ebnrteu:

$. II. Gliiabetb Sdalibere, MGo9en.
@. uno s. 9eitmiiler, W1o9en.
S. rn0 $. Zimmerman, Wdoder.
S. s uno Morie @edeiier, MGoden.
Gictor ltno Coma SGger, Gnabe.
&arl uno Inna Wiooenoorf &nabe.
8. 8. nno 9. &onig, &nabe.
sobesfaae:
anna Stein, 81 Sabre, emergency
Soipitol.
emma Stub, 4 Sabre, 1858.
Str. N.-0.
eliiobetb stcibeI, 3S Sabre, 11ts
Ste Ctr. N.-O.
Sclene Slien, 2 Sabre 1857 Seal
StraBe W.-O.
Sobonn Miler, 70 Sobrc, ct.
SoipitoI.
Shereie S@uIt, 70 Sabre, Sal.
bert Str. 60.
Srieorid 8obnoorft IS Sabre,
705 Wd. Sermon TIace @.-B.
Gbeidliefnnsen:
Sc Rop DC. 2augbton uno gIiia-
beth 9. Serberger.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Nus Oeuti6en &tr9eu.
nGuneOrbia WemeiuOc".
cote un0 8 Str. N..@.

Ger @ottcsoienit on 9onnerstag
9lben0 ipor fir cine Anaobl @lieoer
Der @emein0e bon gang beionoerer
8eoeutlilg, iinteniaI in oieiem Got
tesOienit Die oiesmolige 8onfirmoft'
Oenflaiie, Die lett September i'm I'M
terri6t geItonOen, gepriift uno Der
@emeinoe borgeItellt puroe. Die
&laiie beftebt aus fiinf5ebn @lieoern,
bier &naben urlo elf Wl6oder, nGm-
li6 Splban NrenoeS, GwalO Berg.
bol5, 6reo S9euf, grnit Sdleider.
OIgo Mrmltrong, &otborine 8urfbol.
ter, 8altIine 8urfbolter, Dora Gnop,
&aula @iiinger, Margaret Sobnion,
Gmilp Sung, Selen &lein, GmilD
Sbernooerfer, Anito Bepleier, 8il.
belmina 3ltberono.
Ha9 Der @orltel(ung Der &onfir-
monoen mitroe nod cine fur5e Saiii-
onsbetradtung angeitelt iiber ben
Nbi6nitt Der 2eioenseei6idte, in
mel6em 8ilotus fid 81 re6tfertigen
Iudt nit ben 8orten: Sd bin I'M
I9uloig an Dem 8Iute 6ieies @ere9-
ten.
Die &onfirmotion finoet am Sonn-
tag Worgen I'M tt-llbr @ottesoieii-
ite itott, nit Der eigentliden 4onfir-
Notwithstanding in engliider Spra-
DIE. Nbenos I'M 7.45 llbr miro at
elmer algemeinen 8ieoerbereinigung
aaer &onfirmierten eingelaoen, ipie
oas I6on felt Sabren iibli9 geiueien
lit. DaS Sbema Ger @nipra6e Idli-
tet, nad benz fir Bic 4benogottes.
oienlte oufeeitelten 8rogromnt: Sd
claude oil elm eipiges 2eben.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
ct. BARREN Stride.
Ste iamb g Ctr. M.-@.

8or benz ioIennen Sod)amte Inn
1890 am Sonntag lit Die feierlide
8eibe, NuSteilung Ser 8aImen itro
Die 8ro5eIiion.
Sci Der Z llbr Meiie geben oie
g5itglieoer Der Sungiralten SobaIi-
tat 5ur III. &ommunion.
lin A ltDr lit @esper, &reu5tpegan-
oadt unO Segen.
Wfittipo6, Oonnerstog lttto Char.
freitag nbenos Inn 7.30 iino Die Ies
ncbrae uno 8reoigt.
@riinoonnerstag miro Die III. &om-
nunion alisgeteilt UNI 7 llbr. lin
s rbr lit oas feierIi1e So6amt. Na9
0enielben lit Die Ero5eiiion nit Dem
bo1piiroiglten Cute ourh oie Stride
gum &epoiitorirm, ipo es offentlid
allgebetet miro pdbren0 0es gan5en
Soges. Sou|en0e per0en fommeh,
mie in friiberen Sohren. Bis CUR ipd=
ten MbenOitu1oe, UNI ibren ~berborge-
men Soft I'M Mlerbeiliglten Mltars-
iaframente a~n3llbeten un6 I'M fir
Die GinieBung Oesielben am @eoGht=
nistage Der g~iniesung Sbm 5u oan-
ten.
&arfreitag beginnt Der iolenne Got
tesoienit Inn s ubr. Mm Na1mittag
Inn 3 ubr lit &reu5neganoadt unb
TreOigt.
&oriamstag beginnt Der @ottes0ienIt
UNI 7.30 nit Der Segnung oes 1euetl
6ellers, Der S~iterfer5e, oes Otter.
lpaiiers, Soufpaiiers uno Dem feier.
li9en So9amte.
Ser &ir6endor lnter 2eitung 6es
Srganilten, Serrn 6. IS. 0onopan
bat ieit @o6en fleiBig geiibt uno tpiro
por5iigli6e Hrogramme geben BEL ben
Senebrde am Mittpod, 9onnerstog
uno &arfreitag, mie bel benz iolennen
So6amte nno 8esper am OIterfelte
UNI 1880 ltno A llbr na9mittags.
Die S1iiler Der ct. MorieniduIe
ii6en in ben leBten Wonoten fir eli.
ne muiifaIii6e uno oramatii9e Otter
unterbaltung unter 2eitung Der ebrp.
S6uli6ipeitern bon Notre Dame.
Sic meroen Ole ll%nterbaltung geben
am 0onnerstag, IL. Mpril, obenos
Inn s ltbr in Der OberniduIbaGc.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Sin intcreRanter @er=
fanf bOn 8einflciD ,rm
428 Ste Strake @.-@.
9as Meeea fur flllae @Gnfer!

Ser nngeip0bnli9e @erfalif bon
peri6ieoenartigen 8einfleioern I'M
6rieoldnoers Bros. @eidafte, 42S-
Ste Ctr. N.=@., oiebt cine 5ablrei6e
&nnoi6aft an. Die @aibingtoner
Manneripelt iplnoert ii1 iiber oieien
ieltenen @erfauf. Gin 2ager bon
5000 8einfIeioern mltroe bon oieier
5irna aufgefauft, uno 5ipar at eirem
Ereiie, Ser inns in bic Gage beriett,
Die 8ore fir neniger als ielbIt Sen
Gngrospreig 5u berfaufen. DieIe
Illsluobl entb1lt fat idmmtlide
Sd)nitte utl0 'Sabrifate. gs gibt 6a-
rim engliide uno getpobniIde MuIter.
g%eitreift ooer in einfa6er Sarbe. &ir
f0nnen Ben Stoff uro oie Sarbe Ser
9einflei0er fat ieoem lleber5ieber an
pniler.
@ir offerieren bier peridieocne@r-
ten:
geinfleioer ionit Bis $500 iett 81 .S5
9einfleioer ionIt bis $3.50 iest $2.35
9einffeioer ionit bis $3.50 iebt $2.S5
SeinfleiOer fonit big $500 iett $685.
@ei Ben nieorigen Breiien finoet
Die 8are idneIle glbnobme. Mlan
fomme alio ioglei6.
SrieblGnSer Bros.
1923 9te Str. M.-N.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
,Omfel 8rais @ersniisnmss-@erein

Mm Oonnerstag, Sen 80. M1r5,
CAB Der oSnfel 8raiig @ergniignngs-
8erein" i'm 2ofale oes Serrn Sobn
Wergner, Gait Capitol StraBe, einen
pSmofer" fir feline Mitglieoer. Die
Wiitglieoer naren iebr aablreih ber-
treten uno ging es babel iebr gemiit=
lid Der.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
vOentIAer &rieaerbuuo".

Ser Deuti@e &riegerbuno bate
ieinen monatli9en Appel in &arl
SaIle, 922 @a Mpe. Sailpt-
mann Selirid fiibrte Den 8oriis unO
6elopebel 2inobeimer beiorgte oos
Yrotofoa. 0ie iibIiden @eibafte fa-
men 5ur Grleoierng.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30

9cfbalb mtberbolen mir, Sak Sc 2u6nfrage nnS bic Nr6eits5ntGnoe
nit bic llriaden Ses StrcHs iuacn nnO Senelben nnr tuenig bernGrten.
Die Sanpt7rage Il, pb bic MmalgamateS IHDdGtion - cine niMt infprpO-
rierte nnb geicklid udt DerantuOrtlidc @ercinignng, bic Dn Senten &C.
lGht mirO, bic meber in gSamnstun uubmem mpd bier Sntcrcicn baben,
oic @ee0idaft. auinseu iul, lire Sehnng anfsmscbcn aS tire 0eidafe
81 i6ertruscn, fir tuelhe fe bnrd ibren 6reibrief DOm GonsreR ocrant-
nurtfmb lit nmb Cd Sie NmnlgameteS NnDiatiOn Die lDgalen Nngeheltcn
oeier Gee0idaft onrd 9rO6mnsem nnb @inidadtcrnn8en 5uinsen fam,
aeaen i6rem @ilen Siaer @ereinisnns beismtreten.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30

Im Dienstag Mbenb bielten 40
MANNER nno &naben eale StraBen-
babn an Der 3meiten uno 6 StraBe
80. on. Sic 5lpangen ben @agen-
lenfer uno Sdaffner, fotpie Die Rei-
ienoen, Die GIeftrifde gu perIoIien.
Oarauf iprang elmer Ser bier5ig ouf
Den 8ogen uno bra9te oieien in boil
lie Sobrt. @adbem er Dies beiperf-
ltelligt bate, iprane er ob. Oie @lef-
trlidN fubr Johann orei 8lods nit
aler &roft, Die Der 2eitung our Ser
tliglng ltano, Dorauf tie on elmer
giesung aus Dem @eleiie geriet lno
dertriimmcrt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
Seirats-0eiud:

Oelltid Oeiterreider miinidt Die
gefonntihaft elmer gllten ocutihen
sSralL fntboliid, @ittipe unter IS
Sabren nidt allsgeidIoiicn, 5ipeds
@eIrat. 9ieielbe milB miQens fem
oilf Dem 2anoe al Ieben.
Stferten ridte man inter @@ all
oas S~ournol.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
9anfiasmns.


Sir Die biele 2iebe rno Seilnabme
om Sooc uno 9eerabniiie meines ee.
llebten @atten uno unferes Gaters
Gbas. 90. 0raefe
iagen mir alien 6reunoen unieren
ber3liditen Oanf.
Gbenio oanfen mir fir Die 5ablrei-
den glumenipenoen, iopie Serrn
Eaitor 8eiolep fir feline troitreihen
Worte; beionoeren 9anf ben Mitglie-
bern oes uSccaiia gunoes~ fir oeren
iiebebolle 8cteiligung.
Die tranernSen Sinterbliebenen:
@De Gbos. M. @raefe
nn6 &inoer.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
international 0eueba 4iioeiatiun0

Dim Sreitag, 0en 80. MGra miro
Die SnternationaI @enepo Miiociotion
i'm Gafe 8ernbarot an Ser 11ten uno
Seem Yorf Ibenue @.@. einen .Smo=
fer geben. Sreunoe Der MitgIieoer
iino ber5lidit eingelaoen. Gin berr=
lides mliifaliides 9rogramm 1T fir
Die @elegenbeit %borbereitet. Nad,
Dem erlten Seile miro elm Buffet
Sun9 ierpiert. Siiatige aiinltler
nno &unltlerinnen merben ouftreten.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-30
The Washington Railway
& Electric Company
~N&9gS11
3tntt2 AT hns 31mhltk1tlmt

Grit bui Suac Dr benz Shcif cr6O6te buic 8efcQidait bic 2Dbnc
ser SpmOnftcnre nnO Ser NRpturcnc non "a Gents anf 80 Gents per StnnSe
ic mad Ser SGngc Scr 9ienfpit nnO aSuphertc cine Get6pOc fir Die Be
sablnns Der Grtralentc bn Der 3dt ibrer NnmelOnng Gum 9cnfc bis
smr Gntlu6nng fir ben 5ag obr 5mr 9ieniIeiinug.
3ebn Sage mad benz Streif trnf ole MmaIgumaeb AhociutiOn Gin
lcberinfummcn nit Der capital Sraeiun Company anf cine 2ugnbaFs
INF Die 6Ttra Sentc an.
9amit Oas Enblfnm pcrfc6t, Sah bic Gobnfra8e nibt bic llriade
Scs Stdfe8 iuar nnO Oeniclben nnr in gerinsem gGafe becinflnkte, seisea
mir nntenhegeno in Dergkidcnocr Geialt Die 2p6nboVs Der @ai6ingtun
GaluaD anS electric Company, mic bei Sage Dor benz Stref beidlo6en
nnS bic Der Gnpial 5ractpn Company me aebn Sage mad Dem Stref
nit Der Mmal9amateo NHociatiun abscihluien. s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-10

It,rHs, N.'.gu. UnH nuu.#Hu..
Another ui o.. uru..nH. booths hu
'.n .,. up u, 'h. s;rt. council u.
a.... Hucre N... Dr.. D.t...
"u. or ,bo epun.ie ,l,rI,- HII no 100
,H.He. She 1911. na,, thousands ur
$500 pamphlets I.rgi-UrH U. fhs uH-
'H"HI council Hi .rfrus, tu NI.trIHufu
Iud university uI Sew Nrklcu pi.l.
1901 holp her pu them out Before
iu. booth VIII h.ur 90 strtbITr poster
painted Tor the .uuuoil ut Won ~u,Iyu.
ih, artist Ma. Doyiuo VIII conduct
bureau OF information and Uou and
ume who want 10 know how they
cam help win tho war viii hp directed
Goo th, proper FOUNDATIONS
Nhulr tar In Itself
Women uu.N wlil huy, 10 largo
part Iu tur display at tho bail Ai'
the wartime wr|nklo- boo shifting aud
comfort u .# bags tuI 'ho IIlo
wlII u' up"u I.tiuF o. nN ruH .Hrar
the exhibit wI| uo 70 wartime fllr 200
ltarIf
40 tnc #iu. hour tnHt thr vHr SIS.
hiuIt uprnr tH. ITcnohcs win Boo rrHH.
fpi stOrWiuF show. music. uuIso
and 1000 uIHIrr II whuIt-umc .uu H
promised aluul th. twu u.u,t stretch.
Tho stree ha. been CLOSED go Nrhiuu-
Iur trbul, 300 that mvrrNmtkcre VIII
have Gold Avenue &C. t~hcW-clyc.
Tomorrow win ir "a Hummer
JNt crest .I the celebration $50.