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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07
Road Petition.

Notice is hereby given that thirty DAYS af-
ter the first publication hereof, application
VIII be made TO the Board of County Com
mlsslonerS OF Garrett county, Maryland. for
the appointment of examiners to view and
locate new public county road. beginning
Tor the same at point on the Morgantown
ROAD IN the town OF SelbyspOrt near Robert
+. Listens stable and running theme
through the lands OF Robert Liston, Saville
SchlOssnagle. Jacob +. BOwSer and George
W. Durham and to insert the present road
at point ar George w. Dunham's stable
thence following the Old road to point near
the foot OF the hin where the road leaves the
river and running thence through the land
or Jonas Fra2ee's heirs and Frank Raybeek
and to connect the county road at some
suitable point; also a change in the county
road leading from the Youghiogheny River
20 Guard pOStofhce. beginning for the same
at the south end of the ''Narrows" and run
ming thence through the land of Ada NJ.
Garletts and to intersect the present road
near the limbaugh water trough. dis
lance OF about twenty rods. thence on to the
Mason and Dixon line
J. II. FIKE.
W. L. DUNHANI,
JACOB +. BOwsER,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07

MOST IMPORTANT
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG CORN
GROWERS RESPOND TO
PRESIDENTS CALL.
WILL LEAD IN PRODUCTION
County Agents Instruct In Preserving
The Moisture and Securing
Plant Food.

College Park, June lover 1000
clubs of Maryland are engaged in
growing corn in response to the call
of President Wilson for every farmer
and farmers son to do his part in
keeping up the food production of
this country. During the month of
May each boy received "a letter from
his County Demonstration Agent urg-
ing him to do his utmost in increasing
the crops planted on his own acre
and on his fathers farm. He was
shown that he was doing as patriotic
a service for his country as any man
enlisted in the army or navy and was
made to realize that every bushel of
corn or potatoes grown or farm AMI
NAL raised to maturity helped that
much more TO bring the war to sue
cessful close, He was particularly
urged to cultivate his crop carefully,
keeping out the weeds and keeping
in the moisture. He was encouraged
to study carefully the instructions
prepared by w B. Kemp, farm crop
specialist for the Maryland Agricul-
tural Extension Service, in which Mr..
Kemp says:
THE main purposes of cultivation
are to kill weeds. and to check evap-
Grafton of moisture. The same shall
low, thorough stirring of the surface
soil that is helpful for one is also
helpful for the other. If soil is stiff
and has been beaten together by a
heavy rain shortly after planting, one
deep cultivation soon after the corn
comes up may be justified, but under
ordinary conditions this ground should
never be worked TO a depth greater
walton can be accomplished best with
an implement having many small
teeth. The old double-shovel plow
has no place in corn-feld and where
a one-horse cultivator is used the five
shovel implement is now giving way
to one with more and smaller teeth.
Frequency Of Cultivation.
"As nearly as possible the soil sur
LdCe OusHI W We hept ploheu up luIo
loose mulch. Rain destroys this
mulch and with drying a crust is
formed on the surface Rain also
hastens sprouting of grass and other
weed seeds that are near the top of
the ground. These can be more easily
killed just after sprouting than at any
other time. Therefore, the main puI-
poses of cultivation can be accom-
plished only by working the corn-feld
as quickly after each rain as the soil
will permit
When To Stop.
The experience of successful farm
~ e Il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07
When To Stop.

The experience of successful farm
FRS as well as the results of careful
experiments show that larger crops
may be secured if this frequent shall
low cultivation is continued as long
is you can get through the corn with
put much injury resulting At times
a heavy wind with rain will blow
down many of the stalks so that a
horse can no longer 90 between the
rows. At other times a period of
continued wet weather in July will
prevent cultivation until tiny feeding
roots have filed the soil TO its sur
face If this occurs at such a time
that only one later cultivation can be
given, and if no weeds are present,
then it is doubtful if cultivation with
It's attendant breaking of these roots
will be justified Otherwise continue
to work the corn until tassels are
showing and silks have begun to ap-
pear"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07
Notice To TaX-Payers

published first time MAY u. 1ai5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07
Pure Bred Stallion

Publlshed nrst time May ID. NE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07
Order of Publication.

MaxwellS Good and Josephir Good. his
wife; Jessie b. Reveley and Albert :. Reeve
ley. her husband; Margaret NJ Sloan; Fran
ces Swan Brady and Hugh S. Brady. her
dian and next friend d. Lind ey Sloan,
and Alexander Maxwell Sloan, by his guar
dian and next friend, d. Lindley Sloan.
Plaintiffs,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-07

J. IT. FIRE.
W. L. DUNHAM,
JACOB +. BOwsER,
and others.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
9ic 9lOuliniltr0tiOn luartct
aut Das lDorgtben ots Gangrr0ts
in Ocr6moung mil Oct internoliono(en hrile
lie uptt al1iITun urrlnmate Grfrigoehmua
mndDt errim0e 5nrtrdyrittr,
gScocr Sans nod Grnat crlcAiscu bic NutO.
riirnngssSias.
"cNCOnid' JalI a(S 0ire6te 0er(eBung dmc.
ri6ani(c6er Red)tc angefe6en

&albiRatcn, RI 6ebrnar, 0ic gbmnitratun uarct aaf
ben GOngcR N uuDrt &crcnnten Saa abeu bic
Scudc lnerccbp0 Gmpagme bic 36rg @ugfrOam.
piers SGcoNo bel mci amcritGnic Trnn eamc
i6rcn OOrGmfiacu N6bcpnut ianO.
StnaScfretGr 2oung g %aFScnn gaiiIpa @e
rd Der SprpSmnug Ocr ngacOna@ wrer Der Hare
Nal @erIemHa Der amrritaRiaa Sca i 0tuIaa
cingcidrdnteH lt9OOtSsriegrs scicIcu uirO.
81 uurS bcdpNn baf udts ecc6eu Oa b G0ngrch 3t
gcbbt bat bic @rdOenen Oerung bOnoerc gnD eds @
dRnng amcfNuden Sebeu AuO GiacutOus nn bOb Gee
Wdbrcn.
1m Gpugrh murOen Bcatc gcnge SDrIhre III Scr Gco
Der legislation genOd ue &r6iScnt n III eucr araa
Nnlpradc uougt hat GaS GcnatsGpmtr Mr ansudge Afan
bCridc nit cRm sctGCcn %pum cine @n pce NanIs
engrcn NaNuam Gbnd lit nnb mclc ben &raFoeucn aNtOrf
SanScdic nrmircu unO Ode aetI gebraa bie
ucnoig crodn SenaO Ga olctC ucrbnSer sic 6urmoa
bic S Oas GOmc Deuen no Sa Der Ga habn brFrnae
fummeu it, or Geune a nid a cugcn ansocuammcn
aaNcmcner 3ummnua, ID n mcitcc Sauclnna cgIa b NnH
nnbme bis TOnnCritng GAsaCIdyDIeu.
Dn SupsGumite uufere lnua sienuacn 6inSnrd
bic 6Ooo S0 madsu d @amcaSMuscn bunbcrS Xa
S gctcno ocr Dem @GEten gaNNere Inn nDtwcnOg rHro
Wtc" og Snno arbu ma Gomite ucrtagte I'D dchd DIS
mprgn Ubnc cine Nbitmmnng 0pr5nucbmcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

2pn0on Ser frii6cr III Gbicago lcbtc.
mo SRI Son. llltter sen 0irreitqteu
6ciiloca iic6 bier 9lneriiuucr ia
'rinter 9leo. Soicpb g9areina Dpu
9altiuorc, pelher pollitdnOia cr
ic6opft mar ais man ibu an 2QR0
6racbtc.
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gcn @crctteter
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uno ctiva oirieI6c 3abl auorrslpu
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an Born Der 62aconia~ beiiuQlicb ae
iucicncn @cridnei rcttcic, nahm aiA
Die lleberlebcnoeR 0eS gclunlcueu
briiiidcu 1ampicrs DiSoIcon0 nna
IA liitglic0cr oer Nlaiunidait cine
anocrel pcricnttcn brifiiden @d)ifips
ouf
3wci 9lmcritancrinncu aa
Grl60pfnng acitorbeR
SonOon 27 Scbr. Ger Der.
Staoicu Goniul III Guecustomn Dat
Scr 1ieiigen ancrifoniiden @otidait
mit9ctbcilt 0aB Sran sou nno ibre
EoHtrr por @rih0piun9 itarbcu nua.
odB ibrc 9cidcn oilf 5ec beitaiigt
lpirocu Dic bciocn 10nicli 6cfuN
ocn iic5 IN 9lcttlugsboot glr, s lucI
dies oerlorcn 9illa
y d I aincritaniidc 9legcr
untcrDcH EpDtef
sldt auirrifaniihr 9lcBcr ocr gle
laBlmg Scr u9aconia~ iino, iuie Gcn.
trail 9}eus ans Gueenstomn nirloei
eheniolts. All Gritbopiuug 0eiiorben,
IieieIben iparen nad @antrD ae
brad)t morocn.
SSerncr miro ats Gneenstomn 0as
meloet, oaB ocr N6eatcr IireEtou
Georic &.e @oot cin &aiiaaier onr
vVdcoiia,@ iu0 eiu Gtlmohner DuuA
oous, an Grib0piung 0eiiorbeu iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

irncn, Gin @ctcran Sos gilracrtric.
acS, Bat %r0Iiocnt @ilion tcIearo.
pbid erindt fir ocn 500 icincr gln-
ge6origen Gcrgeltmg 81 iibcn. Gr
uerlanetc Dom Rrdii0entcn oc Gr.
lotbniS, oer critic Ircipilligc icin al
oiirfcn, fouS cine ameritonidc 8iir.
ocrarncc gehiIoet lpernc, unO ioglc
ionit werOe er iiN III sic britiide glr-
nee onine6meu Ioiicn.
@eitcrc @ctmibte
Seem Dorf. q. tSebrnor. Gic
9lrm 9orfer 2fficc Scr Ginor0 2inie
crbicIt bcutc ein EeIegrnnuu bon Der
2iucrpooIcr Office. iuonad Tr 6or.
timot 3pnocG mo g4ni. s. Robinion,
aoiiitcn Roiioaier scr n2oconia"
ucrniBt mcrocn. ,Serner oerniBt Ser
Shiffs6orbier, 5uei Sc5er uno orci
aoblen5icbcr
Seine Ganifon 8or0.
2onooM ~ Seer, Cine &c.
pcidc aus Glccnstoipn ali ocn, ,G6ro.
nicIc~ ioot OnB sic ,Qoronio" bel
DcrbalhiBnlaBig ru6iarr See torpc.
Oirt iulroc Ter critic 9orpeoo trai
iie nobe pes Sets nnO ais iic 0os
5lpcitc QlaI getroffell iuirOc, lratc ia
tt
lid raid nod Stcucrbpro. Tic gootq
1atten 5icnllibc 9dmicrigteit, meas
5ntonnicll oorb ianO micr Sen Rni
logiercn llnO scr Nlonnid)oit fctie
&onif ltott Ter gerinoc Gcrlnit all
Meul9enle6cn iuar Scr uorSiiglidbcn
Eisjiplin Ser NlaunIdait nno oer9e.
lonucn6cit Oer 9oiiagiere 8ll ucrOon-
ten. Gin Gompicr bradtc belitc 26I
@crettcte noh GucenStomn bic aus
oht 9ootcn alfgenomucn porOcn
poreu Gie 9lngahcn Der &aiiasiere
ii6cr sic E3aAl ser llngefommenen
sc6cn auScirun0er Ginigc 6eboupt
ten oaB 25 ertrmfeu iino, nn0crc IA,
9er 40. lllter sen AIS beitintmtllnii
gcfonlmaucu bcfin0en iidl iSrau Nor
Die Satin bon 9Ilbert v. son aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

@erlin, 27 Scbruar. Ger
0eutidc glcibsfon5lcr, Or. bon 9ct6-
monu.SoIlipcg, bicIt beutc Dor 6cuI
9icidstaa sic Geoe, Oic er iiripriino-
lid bcreits in lcstcr SSodc bottc bol-
ten moIcn @r iogtc inter mocrcm:
o@d1ren0 unicre Sol0atcu an Scr
Nront IN Ocn SronlmcItcncr scr
SdiibenGr1ben iie6cn ino unierc
llntcriccbooic, ocm 5po trobcnO, oic
See our1Quercn iud9rcno mir on-
beim fcinc on0crc obiohlt fcinc
ouocre qIuigobe bn6cn, ais 9ononen,
Wlnniiion lno g(oDmtngsmittel 81
proOlBiren in0 sic 9to6rimgsnlittcl
ocrecbt Slt pertbcilcn; inniitten oicicS
Samples fiir 0oS 2e6en unO Oie 81.
firuft 0cs 9lcihcs, bis 3rn 6uBcriten
peridGrft gitbt cS uur cine gtot6-
menOigfeit oes 8ooes, melde oae
,5ragcn Scr Yolitif, Scr misldn0iidcn
mic Der bemiiAen bc9crriht 5u
tonpien luo Den 5ieg 5iI gciuiu-
ren.
Ger, Gan5ler mics oorouf bin OoB
Die Odltide glation Ourd ons lebte
&otum I'M 9lciHstog oos neucn
&riegs.GrcOit ocip06rtc, Der gon5cn
SSelt bciuieS, ooB iic 6ercit ici, ocn
Stompf iort5iliiibrcn bis oie 6cinoe
tiir 0en Srieoen bcrcit icicn.
gSos Sen 6ricOcu iclbit onbetrdic,
pcrwics Der GoujIer aif 0iScuilioncn
IN BEN 3eitlingen. IN offcntlidcn Ser.
iomnllngen lmO i'm &orloncnt. @r
erfldrtc, cs piroe perfrii6t ieiu, pollc
CT OH oieien Tebottei t6cil nc6men.
@r fl6r Oomi tort:
Sir mid in meincr Stcding &C..
nou fornltlirtc mo octailirtc 9c0in-
9lngcn 81 peripredcn, miiroc ntHos
lno aeidbrIid iciu. 6ii6rer Der ieinos
llG)en @i0dltc bobcn OicS mieoer1plt
gct6an. Sic 6a6cH chamber crtra-
ongantc Gcriiderlinqcn gcgebcn ober
oooird MIR 5upcae ge6rodt Dab Hc
lclbit unO i6rc gtationcu itets ticier
in ocn Gonilift pcripideft ipurocn.
3 Gcutfdlan0's 3tcI.
S5r 9ciipicl rci3t mid niht sur
g|odo6mng @oS i'd iibcr oic Zen.
ocn3 imo sic 3iclc inlcrc 9coinglm.
gcli iogen f6untc, oos babe idb bcrcitS
uicOerboIt oeiost. Zen aricg ourdj
eincn oaucrnocn SSric0eu 5u bcen0cn,
Der uns @cuuat6lnn9 fir oncs CT
littcne llnreAt acfp16rcn imo sic Sri.
items nno Die 3nfimit cines md1tioen
gcutihlonoS oarontiren miro ooS
ut iuicr 3icl nigbtS meniger unO
nihts mc6r~
9iodSem scr aau5lcr tlri OoS
RrobIcm Der ShlotoEoIitif bcipro.
den Qriif CT oiif icinc lcbtc &cOc Oor
oen Rcidstno 8nriid, in pclber CT
onfiinoigtc, OaB 1utiHrono ii, iciut
8crbinoctcn ocn Characterization Ocn
NorlhIoa gcuodjt 6dtten IN Sric.
observation-disclosures ciiisutreten.
Sic onmoBenoc 9lntmort,
Scr @ntente.
er fu6r iort; Gic s(ntwort SCI
Gntentcmdgtc uor ro6er ru0 ali
moBenocr, ais iraeno cine Dcruiinitis
Denfcnoc Eerion in inherent 2ono
oOer in einem neiltralen 2onoe iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Sitttrc9lntlagcgcgcn@iliOn
Grbsbt gr. non -0OIlwrg,
Gentralmd6te ui6t gere6t bebaubeIt
Ger. Stnntrm mmtrrluarfrm Itdt Gmolnmn's q
OrNrEa
Vc8en 9eutidjlanO 0Orr ginScn Nr rGfF6ts.
los DOF.
Oeut(C6(anO 9eCinter, ent(c6(Oqener unO (ieges-
liderer a(S je.

bate poritcIlcn fonnen Gic SSirs
fimg, lucldc ourrb oicies Gotlmelt
borboriiben Safes mO ii6erraicbcn-
ser 9lnmoBuug 6crporecrlIicu wurOc,
lit Der gonjen &clt offcnbor llnlcre
9iinOniiic imO uuicre 6ront ltebcn
letter ais je ino oic oeutido 9lotion
accinter ltio niHt iueniger cntiHloi.
fen ais je.~
Ger aon5lcr ponote iic6 Damn ser
@tablirung oer Spcrr5oncn rm @ugs
lon0, 6ranfreiA llnO sStolien 81 lnO
Den 9lntportens pelhe poii Ocn g}cu-
troIcn oui oie BON 0eu Gentrolm0h-
ten on tic geribtcten 0litt6eilunoen
crt5cilt pnr0e Gr ingte:
Gie Q Hwieri9feitcn fir
nelltrole 2 1iffa6rt.
g9ir imteriH6ben feincsncgs sic
Sdpierigfcitcn, lpeIdc ocr nciltrolcn
Sdifio6rt ooOur6 crpodicu iino
luO pir pcriumeu Ocsbolb aud oic.
lcl6cn 10 picl ipie Hoglicb 5il crlciA.
tern 9Ius Oieiem @rinOe nio6tcn
mir Oen Geriuh, neutrolen Stooten
imerbol6 scr @ren5cn imierer
Strcittrditc 5lr Sec 9lo6.@iaterio.
lien, lpic aoblc lmo Giicn sic fc
brortbicn 81 licfcrn. glbcr mir mii-
len nutb c6euiopobl BOB oGc oieic
Sdmicriafciten itblleBlicb Ooh nr
ourdj Gnglouos EDromcn.Socrridboft
ii6cr Die Gee berbor9cruiei poroen
iino- gSir miiiien mo pcrOcn oicic
Sflapcn. 5eiicln, bic oacnl nicbtcng.
liibcn SonOcl ongelcgt iino, brehcn.
@ir tonnlcn alien gSiinidcr Der
! 9lcltroIciL bic mir crfiiQcn f0nncn
orf Golbcm sSc1 cntgegcn glbcr bci
Dem 9etreben oics 5i t6im tonncn
mir niemolS ii5cr sic @rcu5cu bin.
misgc6en oic 9eicbt iin0 OluH uuie.
rct lmpiocrrlliliden @ntiHmB, 0cn
3mcG Der Ginrihtrng Scr 5pcrr5one
oa ipirfIi6 SIT crreiybcu.
2 pdtcr perO eM gtcutroIe
Gentidlono 0onfen
SD bin iidcr, OoB ipGtcr Der 9ht-
gcubIid fonmen miro, mann sic 91cr.
trnlcu ielbIt inns ooufcn mcrocn fiir
inicre 6citi0feit; ocnn oie Srci6cit
Der See, bic mir 0nrA unicrcn&ompi
crrcitcn wcrocl grreidt aud ibncu
sum &oribeiL
seine @riinoc iibcr g(meri-
fo'S Sorgcbcn bcfnnnt.
Ginen Shreitt lpeitcr, oIs bic, wcE
dc bon ocn clrpp1ii6cn Di1dten &C.
tbon lpiroert Go6cu wie bcfonut
Die @cr, Staatcn uon 9Incrifo gc
t6ou @rdiiOcntSMliou Bat uaf Sen
Gnpiaug iuiercr giote pon 81. So
nuar IN 6riisfcr g9ciie sic Diploma
tilbcn 9cjic1uugcn nit ms abge
brohen, Seine aut5entiihc Snior
Inotion iibcr oie (SrinOc, ipcldjc fiil
| nicicH Sdlritt ongcgc6cn luuroelb II
ii mcine SdnDc oclon0t. Ter friiberl
. 9otidlaiter Scr Ger Stootcn.in Scr
lin iibermittclte IcOiglitbmiiuolicb in
! 9lusmdrti0en Slnlte oic 9fodridjt po!
Dem glbbrlidl Der oiplomotiidcn &c
3ie6unaeu i. bat Inn icinca GoB. ,Sii
oicic 6orm oeS 2i66ruGS 5iuiibel
5wci groBci 9lotioneu oic IN 6rieoer
uIiteiuouoer Iebteu, bat au9eniheiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

Scit 1. Gycbrnur OerIcuft 4O9,494
@oupfcr bcrlolicn GattciL muBtcn iic
iic5 peit bon cinonoer cnticrnt baItcn,
Inn Oer @cfabr 5ll cntgcbcn iuIoIgc
ocr ~ SUB longcn @cllcn in Golli-
iion 8it eeratbcn. Sn ocn mciitcu
8ooten purocn 2ai6tiiguolc imtn-
terbrocbcn obgcgcben, bis na1 cinem
3eitrmm bon fiinf Shiu6cp 0oS Ga.
troilillcnboot crlbien iueldes ioiprt
bic Jicttmg oornabn, pclCbc bon 4
llbr friib bis nod glnbrub ocs Tu-
gcsIidtS N 9(niprud nobm.
0ie pcrmiBten &ofia.
gtcre.
2ou6on 27. 6cbruor. Die
GuuorO.2inic mo@t sic 9lomct ocr
Banooierc upn scr .2ocouio~ 6c.
FAINT, pplHc pcrmiBt merocn. yrau
@larD Sop, SRI. Gli5obetb SOB, s. A}.
SSDatt, g9iaiom s. 9lo6inion, or.
8ortlno Z. 3DnOeI, Q8iQiom Gpo
umo bier @litelicocr Scr @}onniboft.
Die III Guccustown ongclailatcn
@crcttctcn cr5d6len OoB Scr Gam.
pier I'M 12ll ll6r Sonutog gtudt
torpcoirt wurOe. 1ic 8oiiagicre
mio Dlauairbdft woren III Oic 9ootc
-gciticgen ais Der 5lpcite Sorpcooi1nB
Oen iiufenoea Gompfer truf.
Tim A ll6r NiorgcnS am nddIten
Sao iouO bic 9fcthna itatt, uno Dat.
ten cine groBc 9ln5abl ibncr inter
0er adlte sat lciocu, iucil iic niir not5.
Oiiritig beflci0ct morcn.
8oltimorer &cgcr untcr
sen &crutiBtcn.
@aibipgton y. Scbr. Son
nll 6roit bcrihtet 6entc 9lodnittag
oaB E6onus Coffee. ciu gicgcr aus
Baltimore iib imtcr ocu YcrniBtcu
beimoct. 9lcaicruiigs @cdiutc alan.
ben. ooB oicier nit ocnl olrd qou.
ooucr 9}odridJien ais crtriutcu DC
melOctcn S6os. GoiicB iocntiidy it,
Ger 9eridt ocs GoniulS fiigt scr 81.
lie scr @crcttetcn nod oic bciocnDla,
men SIT. &obcrt @iais, 9fr. l7O6, Ill
3meiter Gprpcoo uo2 glb.
ito Ben Der @ootc ab.
gcfeuert2
GnecnStown y. SSc6r TN
tcr Oen in eincm Soipital llntergc
brnhtcn @erettcten bciinoct lidl audD
Ir. Sawfc pon ct. tSrancisco, incl.
der ingtc, Ct babe acroOe III scr aa.
binc oeS SgbiiiSor5teS Bridge ac-
ipielt, ais CT cineu flrAt6orcn arad
bortc lmO CT Oadtc iofort, ooB Oos
Shiii torpeoirt morOcn ici. ssc0cr-
mann legte ioiort Settluosgitricl an
lno Die Yoote iuurOet aitsqcieet. ga
bic Eoiiogicrc uno Wlonnicboitcn luic.
ocrbolt eingcii6t poroen wurcn, ginp
bic 9ciebung Ser gootc orOnllnoS
ntdBig bon ltottcn;
/ o9iaH0cm mir IN 0cn @ootcp iua.
rem, lagtc Der Coftor, fam ooS
Tnllcbboot 5iriid luo torpcoirtr sic
pgaconia~ nod cinnal. Iic 2iHtcr
(ain1cn ans limo cine nlrhtbdrc GT
ploiiou folgtc. Sciner gIugobc 5ilfol.
sc perlicBelt oic 8oote oos Sdliff nnl
! l2i0 llbr gl6cu0s uRO aln nddltcn
W|or9cn Inn 3 llbr, iuur0ea bic Sn.
! ioiicn bon cinem Coupler niligcuouls
mcn Scr Ioftor prciit aopitdn into
Wloinidoit, ioiuie sic &oiiagicrc De-
ionoerS Srouen imo SinOer, pc9an
| ibrcs rnbigcn &crbaltenS
llnter Oen @rrettcten beiitOet ji6
sic sdnoerin Sri, @litiie 5iflof BON
! HoriS.
SOD uerlangt &ergeItunq.
2oroon 27 6ebruar. 9lrtbir
Yono SOP, Der @otte unO @dter ser
beiocu ungetouaueueu gImcrifauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Gin klarrr fall
SOn &crIrbnag amcris
tauii6cr Sicdte,
SScricnfmltg Der v@acD=
mia" nad) 0tmIidbt Des
Gtants6epnrtemcnts.

Ytimuten Wicloungcn INNS 2cbcn
gcfomncn. 9lngc6lih icitge
itcut BOB OcrN NGompfcr ODnc
oorQcrioe ssormng pcricntt
ipuroc. 9cribtc pcs oncrifa-
uii@cn Goniuls 6roit aus
2uccustowu.
s8of6inGfon 81 Se6r.- Gie
Torpcoiring Der nSaconio" ourd civ
Oellti6cS llnteriee6oot pirO ols cine
flare Terlcbing Der oinerifouiiCbcn
Ncd)tc ongcc9cn
GoS StootS Gcportcncjt BAT of.
fi3icac 9eitdtiglmg crbolten oaB
5lpei glmcrifoncrinncn i6r 2e6cn Der.
loren rmo 0oB mtr Ourb einch oliid
lihcn 3ufoa bier omerifaniihe &oi-
ia9ierc mic IA Slmerifaner lmtcr 0cr
MlouuiAoft ibr Sc6cn rcttclr tonntcu.
Die @cricuflmd Scr u2acouio" ite6t
in oireftcnl SSiocriprud nit ben
@riil5ipien, iucIde bic omerifaniidc
9icgicrung olirc6t cr6olt
Ser 9eri@t Dc8 Commits
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tclt:
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ll6r 9}oMts bci 1p6cln 5eegong o6ne
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Shiff II anotcn Sic StmDc mo6tc.
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es IN ocr So6c ocs Gloic6incnralmS
all Der Storborocitc. Iie N9aic6i-
ucn arbcitctcn ;niol0c Gciien niHt
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nah Der gendlntcn 5eiie. g(uc6 pur-
sen oie ntiitcn &cttlmeSbootc ali oic-
fer Scite bcrobgeloiien. 9iaG 20
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Der &ortieitc lno Ianf 0ieicr A5 @f-
niten no6 9lbicucrn ocs criIcn Eor.
pcoos.
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30lligeIt @eidiiben bcipafinct. Ger
ora6tloie 9Ipporot orbcitctc bis SIR
lcbten @lilmte; and puroen Icc6s
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ldmmtlidc @ootc init Soblrchcrt
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DER uSaconia~ beitan0 aus 9cbcns.
mitteln nn0 9olmiipoae.
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Dcricnften Gampier nidt 6emerft
luorocL bis nod Ocn Sipcitcn Sor.
peOoitbuB. @d6rcno Die 9lettltuos.
bootc flur gcmo9t mllroeib erid)ien g
on Der ObcrildHc unO fam ouf oos
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ent5ielt, tpelder POM Gonnanonntcn
nod Dem Gapitdn Der o2acouo~ ocs
fragt mur0c 81 crflartc 0cn SSnIai.
fen ocS 8ootes, 0dB Gin 6ritiibcS VS..
niirolitdts FatrouiIlcn6oot sen oro6t
Iolcn &iilicruf dliigeiar9en babe imO
lid Der Stcaa ndberc. Gas llutcrIccs
boot trof fcine glnitalten 3nr Siilic.
! lciium9 uno pcridwauo lintcr Scr
0bcriIdhc.
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o2aconid~ berutcraelaiielJ bon Sc.
ncn Gins, NIT Der 9hunmer S pcric.
BEN pcriouf. Sn Oicient beianocn it'd
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fouuteu sic nit 9lettuneSeiirteln Der
ie6enu @crioncn bon Ben oiocrcr
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idmcr lulter scr adltc ocs ggalierS u
lciOcn.
9lod0em Sic Qnote Aen hcrgenffpt
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81 fu6r iorts Cic 9lutpcrt ser
ententcm0bte por ro6er uu0 ali,
moBenocr, ais iroeno cine perniinftig
ocllfcnoc Ferion in inherent 2onoc
o0er in elnem nelItroIen 2onoe Iib
Sierra County advocate., 1917-10-12
HILLSB0R0.

Ike Knight spent several days
in town this week.
The Hillsboro garage has put IN
two new Studebaker cars.
Lee Nations and Cbas. Hiler
were in town the early part of the
week.
Attorney Eugene II. Wilson OF
New York, spent day or two in
Hillsboro the early part of the
week.
Jim HI Ter has purchased a resi-
dence in El Paso where he will
embark in the commission bust
ness,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Wolford
and Mr., and Mrs. Darwin Wolford
returned from Ell Peso early Tues
day morning.
Fred Kincade, formerly of King
ston, is in charge of the Vic
toria Chief mines IN the Caballo
mountains. The sale Of tnese pro-
perties, which were in the hands OF
Receiver Weston, was set aside by
the court recently.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-10-12
Bearer or COul-
pen Bends,

A bearer or coupon bond is pay.
able TO the bearer, the holder, the
tith passing by delivery. The
treasury department does not re-
gure proof of ownership when
such bonds are presented for pay
ment or exchange, the holder there
of being recognized. Such bonds
may be bought and sold without
sorma!;.y and without indorse.
ments of any kind. Attached to
bearer bonds are sheets OF cou.
pons or certificates of interests.
One of these coupons becomes due
each interest payment date and
should be detached by the owner
Of the bond and cashed at his bank