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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-27
. .
baptist Circles Mcrt-
rca l,oom in occidcntal BuiIdIng-

The committee ~ the Navy league
in charge Of - social program. will
open a public tea room in the Occi-
dental building next Monday aud keep
open house to- the public for one
week Ladies' who wish 10 entertain
az tea either formally or informally
ar" requested To- give notice TO tho
committee at the tea room before
bringing their guests In order that
due preparation may hc made. The
dishes to Ice served will all be home
made delicacies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-27
TaunI suffrage League tn Mrct--

Mrs. g. r. Stroup's home will be
the meeting place Tor the Equal SUI
froge league next Thursday after.
noon. Besides discussion ~ business
ana patriotic service there will be en-
tortaiumeu' numbers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-27


Mrs e. p Hudgiu returned Ncd-
u,~ddv from Washington, - c., where
-hc visited friends the past six weeks
Miss Katherine Abel has recovered
from goa illness That kept her home
from high school the past fortnight.
Mis- Maudc Kelly shu has been the
house guest Of her sister Mrs e. I.
Ttvlur he past three months LETT IN"
last of the week Tor Dallas TeNds'
AFTER a visit 90 her brother in Dallas
Miss Kclly will return "a her home in
SALEM. N%irgiula
Misses Grace WIntrcy. Beatrice NV,
Marie Underwood Lorraine Long are
10 ACT a. ushcr- at tn" Underwood
musicale tu the high school auditorium
! next FRIDAY rycuiug Eve hundre'
invitations have been sent To- musicians
~ the city aud the public will hc w"l-
come.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-27

Want 10 trad, that mule fnr q gas
wagon TT, the VAST AD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-27

Because there In Ia he discourse Of A
patriotic nature Of live interest to
every citizen. there II a countrywide
campaign To- fill up the churches on
this date. ~ II not the business NJ
Liberty bonds. That matter has been
satisfactorily met bv liberal patriots
u II not to call for army service. This
IL or even greater importance than
either Ia Liberty bonds and enlist
mentS II there can lee greater import
ance than these. Nuw. iust u word
in the ears ~ the readers ~ this page
why not go to some sunday school or
church sunday November g. Just To
find out what the stir IN all about Go
io IN. Catholic church. To- the Pres
byteriau. Methodist, Baptist. Congre-
g%ationnL Lutheran. To- the Synagogue
any church that Ssnduy and gi'e
thought to the heroic times IN which
you live. and 80 the concerted efforts
~ moral teachers. Ascertain II you
oan--do one little certain important
thing for God and home aud native
land. why not GO this once Just for
| curiosity. or get a neighbor TO go tn
some Sunday school. Why not No
reason not to gof Then let's,
90
baptist Circles Mcrt-
tn. four circles Of Baptist ladies
met Thursday afternoon az the homes
| 81 Mrs l. a. Anderson. gao North
Edith street. circle one Mrs I ".
Horton. Ga South broadway. circle
three Mrs. skinner. circles two and
four. Red Cross nccdiework uCcu
pied the attention ~ two " the cir
cles. Others were engaged In mission
study.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-10-04
Ii You Own Cows

1t will not only be interesting but it
will be profitable for you to read that
little national dairy magazine, Kim
halls Dairy Farmer. 1t is published
semi-mOnthly at Waterloo, Iowa, the
huh of the great dairy region of the
central west. It's ably edited, well
printed on good book paper and hand
sOmely illustrated by actual photo
graphs taken exclusively for it. Its
purpose is educational and to the man
who would make his cows yield larger
profits, this little magazine is indis-
pensable. Regardless of how many
other papers the farmer may take, this
one is worth many times its price to
him. The subscription price is only
80 cents year, and the paper will
positively be discontinued at expira.
ton. Send for sample copy.
Kim mball's Dairy Farm er
Waterloo, Iowa.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-10-04
To Our Farmer Readers

We can highly recommend this
handsome dairy magazine to our Tar
mer friends. Every man who owns
cows will find it worth many dollars to
him Here is our offer to farmers:
KimbalPs Dairy Farmer years. 80
Greenville Journal l year ........S1 90
Regular price of both. ............Sl. 80
For limited time we will send both
one year to our farmer friends for
only 81 25.
Journal, Greenville. o
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-10-04
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

The following special offers are made
to both old and new subscribers to this
paper.
We cannot mail sample copies OF
any paper except the Journal. Re.
quests for samples of others must he
sent. direct to the Office OF the paper
wanted, it we cannot supply you in
person at this office.
The figures show the price at which
the publication named and the Jour-
nal will both be sent for one year:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
ORGAN co. BENEFIT MEETING
Committee Reelected and Membership
Fee Reduced ne-half-Summary for
Past &c Years

The Estev Organ Company Benefit
association held its annual meeting in
shop 6, first floor, at clock yesterday
afternoon. The committee, consisting
of II. 7. S. Toedt, Carl Hollender and
+. c. Dunklec, was reelected, md on
account of the largo balance on hand
it was voted to reduce the member.
ship fees from fl to so cents.
In the &c years of tho association 8
existence it has paid ;2o accident
| claims, amounting TO $500, and since
tho death benefit feature was adopted
five years ago II death benefits OF 500
have been paid, amounting 10 $50.
This makes the aggregate payments
$500. There has been one other
deaths, but the benefit has not yet been
paid.
The statistical report for the past
year was as follows: Membership dur
ing the pear, 354; number accidents,
claims paid. 30; number of deaths, 3;
number Of death benefits paid. Q; death
benefit not yet settled, /.
Following is the financial report fot
tho past year. Receipt from
last wear, $i67l3; received from NOM.
bcrship fees, 1854; received from Es.
toy Organ Co., 20 per cent Of member.
ship fee, 5000; total, $Sal.9 Tx.
lpenses-Paid two death benefits, $l90;
paid so accident claims, $2O7.jO; paid
for printing, $ll.75; balance on hand
S552.GS total, SS9l.93.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Dee. -, by Rev. Doug
las G. Guest. Arthur f. Roberts of Brat
tleboro and Miss Aura T.. MIDGET OF
Richford, VI.
In Brattleboro, Dec. %, by Rev, 4. q.
S. Osgood. Lewis c. Roberts OF Brattle-
boru and Miss Blanche NJ Scott OF Cam.
b,idsc. Mass
In Brattlebo,o, Dee, u, by Rev. D. T..
Trout. Albert +. Phillips Of Townshcnd
and Marion b. Wright OF Londonderry
In West Brattleboro, Dee. %. by Rev
l. NJ. Compton, Erwin French and Miss
Minnie Esther Lcitsingcr, both Of Brat
tlcborO.
In West Northfeld, Mass, Dec. 70, by
Rev. George l.. Thompson OF Northfold
and Rev. f. II. Icavitt oil South Vernon,
Edwin \. Pratt and Mrs. Clara Il. VII
lard, both Of West Mortified.
In Westminster, Dec p, by Rev. +. W.
Wild. James William Wilcox aud Helen
Grace Leach, both oi Westminster
In Newfanc, Dee. 25, W. h. Hazeltou
and Mrs. Cora Blood.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
BIRTHS.

In Brattlcboro, Dec. 81, son, Richard
Manning. to Robert y. and Lillian MAN
ning) Mitchell.
In West Brattlcboro, (Melrose hosp
tall, Dee. 20, a daughter to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Washburn of Brattlcboro.
IN West Drattleboro, Dec. 81, son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Dunklce,
grandson to Mrs. Phila Dunklcc OF
West Brnttleboro and AIR. and Mrs
Charles Wordcn of Marlboro.
In West Biattlcboro. Dec. -, son.
Reuben Lewis Stacey, to Mr. and Mrs.
ANa C. Stacey. grandson to Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Stacey OF Brattleboro and great-erandson
to Mrs Polly Clark OF West Brnttleborn.
In West Guilford. Dec. %, daughter,
to Mr.. and Mrs.. c. y. Record.
In Putncy, Dee. /, son. William
Dexter. 70 Mr. and Mrs Gcors" \ Stock
well
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
MAY MEET IN BELLOWS FALLS.
County Agent Sweeton Approves Sug-
gestion that Farm Bureau Annual Ses.
sion Be Held There.

County Agent 4. W. Swceton's weekly
report to the county agent leader, with
the exception al the statistical report is
az follows:
This week the fertilizer situation ha-
been taken ny and talks have been given
Oh the subject at four meetings These
meetings were at the Pomona Grange,
Brattlcboro; the West Trattlcboro Farm.
cr5' club; the Farmers club Of the union
district, Ncwfane; and at a small gather.
ing in the Farm Bureau Office, Brattlc-
boro. Upon looking up the prices thor
oughly, | find that by combining and
purchasing their rtilizcr in cooperate i've
carload orders they can buy ready mixed
goods practically as cheap az the chcmi.
Gals are quoted. | am advising that they
do this this year rather than try to mix
their own fertilizer ut home. hope that
several carloads Of fertilizer and lime
may be purchased in this way in the
near future.
TO work out quite well, and look for it
TO prove OF still more value when it has
been under way several weeks,
con Thursday, Il, +. Alden, the new
poultry specialist from the United state,
"tP"i .iutHl VI agriculture spent some
time here going over the poultry situa
tion in this county, Mr., Alden is man
Of wide experience and we hope that We
may have him for several meetings dur.
ing the month of January.
plans are under way for our annual
meeting, which is to be held Feb i. II
has been suggested that il be held III
Bellows Falls this year. / think that
this is good plan. As long as thcro is
no one natural center to the county we
should hold our ANIMALS in the several
centers nt various times"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
DALTON RANLET AMONG MISSING
Grandson of D. W. Ranlet of st. Johns.
bury Was With Engineers.

Among the members of the engineer
corps reported missing by Gen. Perish
ing is Dalton Raulet of Flushing,
n. Y, grandson of d. W. Ranlet of st.
Johnsbury. Announcement was made to
the war department that II men of the
United States engineers have been
missing since Nov. 30 Mr.. Ranlet
among the number. Word reached his
werc building n supply railroad TO the
new British front when they became
involved in fighting south of Cambria.
Mr.. Ranlet was 10 years old, son Of
Daniel NJ. Ranlot of Flushing. He on
listed last May in the 18th United
States engineers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
DEATHS.

IN Brattlebero. Dec IS. Mrs. Mary
(Fcld) lIadlcy, l0l years, months
and 10 days. widow OF Hannibal Hadley.
In Brattlcboro Home for the Aged.
Dec. 81, Mrs. Polly Lee, 50. widow OF
Marshall Lee OF Vernon.
In West Boylston, Mass, Dee p.
John Harrison Morse, 81, formerly Of
Bratticboro.
In Baltimore. Md Dec. -, Mrs, Mar
ion (AverilD Gregory, wife OF George r.
Gregory OF Dimmerston,
In Wilmington. Dec, 81. L. X Fox, Us
In Keenc, y, H., elliot City hospital e,
Dee. %. Charles Stcarns OF Winchester,
n. H.. 49,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28
o. u. Hoover.

My Tuesdays are mcatcss,
My Wednesdays are wheatless,
I'm getting more catless each day;
Ny home it is heatless,
Ny bed it is sheetless
They're all sent to Y. NJ. c. A.
The bar rooms are treatless,
Ny coffee is sweetless,
Each day ! get poorer and wiser,
My stockings are feetlcss,
Ny trousers are scatlcss,
My Cod How | do hate the Kaiser,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28

The man who broke ont OF Jail TO
join the army is by far more commend
able than the sackcrs who would like
to get in to avoid it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-12-28

A lady boned rib in Adams time
and they have been wearing ribs ever
since,
The Benson signal., 1917-02-10
New twenty-five Cent Piece

New York, Feb Peace and
preparedness is writ large in the
spirit of the design Oh both sides
OF the new twenty-five cent pieces
issued from the sub treasury here
today. The new quarters are issu-
ed today from the other sub-treasu-
ries in the country also.
On the diverse of the quarter
Liberty is shown, full length fig
ure from the upper to the lower rim
of the coin. Her head Is turned to
the left and she is shown stepping
toward the gateway of the country.
On the gateway wall is the familiar
In God we Trust Miss Liberty
is also in the act of tearing the
cover from her trusty shield, typify-
ing her attitude toward protection.
In her right hand she holds forth
an olive branch. These two symbol
ize peace and protection.
On the reverse is an eagle in full
fight, wings spread across the coin.
The designer is Hermon A. Mac
Neill and his initial, M is visible
on the coin only with microscope.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-10
Our Song Corner
AN APPLE TREE IN AN OLD GREEN
MEADOW

AN APPLE TREE IN AN OLD GREEN
MEADOW.
And your pallet and brush are in hand,
want you to paint me a picture. sir.
Of a far little corner OF land
With the spirit OF summer about it.
And meadow all G; cen just In sight,
And an old apple tree In the middle
Ana daisies. just dAisies-good night.
An old apple tree and green meadow.
on where the fields make bend
creek that flows softly to heaven
Somewhere at the old meadows end;
creek with the cows standing in It.
Up TO their knees In the stream
As hey swish OF fly every minute
And gaze thro their mild eyes and dream.
That lady. you say. Is o countess.
And her portrait brought thousand last year
For It's beauty: All. well. II It's that. sir,
You can paint that in my picture, too
Paint that face there see in the shadows,
With the little Sunbonnet cheeks brown,
With the glow thrO the tan like ripe cherries
countess in calico gownl
Put her right over there in the branches
OF the apple tree-now it's complete
That meadow. that stream In the shadows,
That mischievOs smile OF her-sweet
With the morning OF youth and the splendor
OF dreams Is life brings them to me
When glimpse once again the green meadow
And the girl in an old apple tree.--Sel.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-10

For SALE - Four horses, two
sows with thirteen pigs, one male
pig. One Cyphers incubator, ca
paCity 272 eggs; one new cream
separator. Will sell at a bargain
f taken at once. FARREL RANCH.
P. 0. Box 162.
The Benson signal., 1917-02-10

SALESMAN WANTED - To
sell lubricating oil, grease, special
ties and paint. Part or whole time.
Commission basis until ability is
established, Permanent position
and wide field when qualified if de-
sired. Man with rig preferred.
RIVERSIDE REFINING co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For SALE-Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red Eggs. $1.5O for set
ting of IS. Prize Winning Stock.
At the c.. c. Wood Ranch, north
of the railroad tracks.
A. J. QUINN
Wanted-10O turkey hens Ad-
dress c. w. Frost, Benson, Ariz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
WlnniaipnI. .g2adlridlten.


Gas God am 8uBe ser Caroline
StroBe in oen 9eiit ser StaOt
ii6ergegunaen. IT Gos 9IppeIla.
tionsaeridt bat 10 entidieoeu. =
@iitglie0er ser 9iegiitrirungsbe-
borOe murOen geItern bon Serrn
6. 9relloer, inn, eingei6poreu.
Gas 9(ppellotionSgeridt bat ent-
idieoeu, 0oB o0s Sod am 8uBe Der
Goroline.StraBe ais OaS Gigentbum
ser StoOt 81 betrabteu lit, Oo eS am
GnOe elmer na6 Dem @oIer fii6ren.
oen offentIiden StraBe licgt lnO ga
BON feiner 8irma o0er @erion irgeno
pel6e @ebii6ren ooer Steuern lpG6-
reno Der Iebten 90 Sabre an Oic
Staot o6gefii6rt morOen iinO. Gie
Sto0t lit ferner 6eredtigt, $2050 fiir
riiditdnoige 0odge6ii6ren 5lt collefti-
rem. 9lls Stoot-Gontroleur Somes g.
G6riit Oas Sod ii6ernc6men tpolltc,
mel0ete iid ser 9raOp'i6e 9lo6laB
ais Gigent6iimer Oes Gods. Sic
8erpalter oes gia9laiies 6otten Oie
9odge6ii6ren felt oielen Snbren fal.
iirt GaS God bat eineu @ertb bon
$4,000. Sta0t-Gontroleur 36rift
iogte eeitern, OoB nod me6rere iol-
der Gods in Baltimore in @enlBung
iinO imo OaB er iie fir Oie StoOt
ii6erne6men miro. Gr bat es Derltan-
Oeu Die Godge6ii6ren, pelde I'M
Sabre 1915 $40,94426 6etrugen i'm
Sabre 1916 ouf $s5,637.S9 3u briu.
gen.
&egiItriruug Ser Militdr.
pfli6tigen.
llngefd6r 80 @litgIieOer ser 9e-
66rOe, melde om 6reitog BON @laDor
@reiton fir Die 0iegiItrirung Der Nli-
litdrpilidtigen ernannt muroe, er-
iHienen eeitern Morgen i'm Bureau
Oes 0lopors, no iie BON Serrn 6boS.
areuOer, jun, MoDor Erelton's
SiiIiSiefretdr, eingeidmoren purOen.
Serr 9reuoer lit nit ser 9Iufertigung
elmer 2iite bon MGnneru pelhe sic
&egiitrillngsor6eiten inter 9eitimg
Ser 9eb6roe erleOigen per0eu be-
i6Gitigt. Sir ieoen @re5inft lueroen
5mei Nldnncr ernonnt merOen. lle6er
500 %erionen ba6eu i6re Gienite
obne 9e5o6luug onge6oteu. Gie Cite
miro morgen iertiggeIteut iein imo
Oonn beroifentlidt perOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
GmpfinSIidlc Gtrnfc.

@oworo @erlnou BON glr. sos
@eit-Nallberrp-Str., wurOe eelterr
Wlorgen bon 9iidter SSobannien I'M
iueitIi6en Soli5ei-Diitrift sur 3o6
hung BON 500 inO Soften 6eItraft
neil er oen 80 Sabre alten 6ranf g.
Sorton BON 93r. $40, @eit-Nlul6errD.
Stry tbdtIih angeeriiien botte. Sor.
ton mar am @eiicbt imo Sopi libel 5il-
gerihtet mor0en. 3ur 8eit OeS 9ln-
griffs imterbielt er ii6 nit Sri. Sll.
Iio Sonlep, ais pIobli6 9ermon iiber
Oie StroBe elite imo Oem Sorton
S6lGge ert6eilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
glntter nus Sudltcr ucrIett.

g(ui ocm @cge na6 ibrer glrbeitSs
iidtte wur0en geitern Morgen 6rail
@roce Seiiner so Sabre aIt ino
ocren 10 Sabre alte Eobter Siaian
Seiiner bon 9}r. 10, g}or0.Sore.Stry
an ser arell5uug pon Baltimore. imO
G5arIcsiiroBe BON Or. Gbos. &oge'S
glutomo6il ongciabrcn uuO 81 9ooen
geluoricn. Srou Seiincr crliit einen
9iippen6rlld, md6rcno ibre So6ter
init 9l6idiirilnaen oaoonfam. Der
Gbauiicur ocS glutomobilS, @ 0e
DOB bon 9lr. 24l5, @ooobroof Slpc,
6rodte Die &erleBten naA ocm Soipi'
tai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
gImcrifa'S arSetc SOls5auOlnns.

ylmerIfa's grORte Dol5banolnng.
@rribtet in Baltimore cine 8iIiaIe.-
@s lit Die n@eDerbaiIier Climber
So. BON Tacoma, @oi6. =
Goufte 80 9tder 2anO auf ser
oIteu OuoroutGne Station bel
8rooflpn BON Scr StaOt 9alti-
more. - @reis ui6t bcfanut.
Gic v@eDer6oliicr Eim6cr SO. +"
bon Tacoma, @ai6., sic groBte Sol5.
6dnoIer-6irma in oeu 9ereinieten
Staoten, miro in oen nG1iten Mona.
ten in Baltimore cine 6ilialc errid.
ten. 0oB Die 6irma uoh Baltimore
fommt, lit 0en energiiden 9emii6un-
gen Des W}uDors lmo Der itGOtiiden
lSobrifplob b-GommiiiioH 5l5uidreiben
Gle fauite 80 9lder 9anO, einen E6eil
ser alten QuarantGue- -Station bel
9rooflDn, 9(nue 9(rlmoel-@olmtD, Oie
ser Staot Baltimore gebort. 9lls
@ermittler fir oie StoOt flngirte
Staot @rofllrator 3. 9. 6ieIO.
MlaDor Breton un0 Scrr 6ielO woa.
ten oen Ereis, nel6en Die 6irma fir
Oos 9nno 6e5obIt, ni6t befouut ma.
den.
Gie StoOt Itano nit ser o@eDer-
bouIer Climber So i6on felt lGnge.
rer 3eit in llnter6an0Iung. Gie Mit.
alie0er ser 6irma paren offers in
Baltimore gepeien, ibloiien o6er oen
Gontrott nie a6. Sic begnben ii6
bielmebr no6 @biIaoelpbio, Seriep
Gitp, 9lem 9orf mo onoeren SGien
an ser otlantiideu &iiite imO unter-
iu6ten bic Sonoels- imO g9oIierner.
bdltniiie in oen Oeri6ieOenen @ldben
in einge6enocr @eiie.
gor 5mei 5agel fam Damn elm Ser
trcter oes @ei1Gfts nod Baltimore
5uriid, im sic 80 9(der 9ano BEL
@roofIpn on5ufoufen. Ger Greis fir
OoS 9ano, Oas 81 g9oiIer lmO 5n
2ano Ieibt erreicbt mcroen fam, lit
anidcinenO oie llria6e, OoB iib ole
6irmo bier nieOerlieB. Ger @ertrc-
ter iagte ieOod, oaB oie biGigeu 81.
Observation-Disclosures bon un0 nah
Baltimore tbeilweiie oafiir perant-
mortli1 gema6t mer0en f0nnen, OaB
Die Sol5banOhmg bier cine 6iliole
erridtet. Gos @ei6ditSbiireau miro
iib nidt in 9rootlDn, ionoern in
Baltimore beiinoeu. 9luf Dem onge.
fouitcn @runoitiid perOen rieiigc
GuantitGten 9ou60l5er oQer 9lrt auf.
beWa6rt meroen lno Baltimore miro
Der Gerion0tplab fir i6mmtli6e
@aaren iein, wcI6e oitli6 bonn Dill
liilippi-6luB obgeIieiert merOen mil.
fen.
Yopor @reIion lit 0ariiber ie6r er.
frert, SaB cine 6irma, meIde in oeu
gan5en @ereinioten Staoten befannt
it, nad Baltimore gefouunen lit. @r
lit Der lle6er5elIgllng, ooB in Sen
nddlten Monaten nod mebrere er0-
Bere SnOnitrien iib bier auiieOeIn
meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
gISidtia fiir @irtde.

GS ,SerOiren" bon beraitid]enoen
@etr1nfen an NilitGrperionen in
Uniform mirO BEL ser Gurdiiibrrug
ser 9Sro6ibitions-&Ialiel oes Gou.
Icriptions,@eiebe8 ais eleibbeoeu.
tenO NIT ,Gerfaui~ betradtet per.
Sen. Ser @lln0es.@eneralampalt CAB
oieie beItimmtc @rfldruug ab iplO
oernidtete Oamit Die Soiiumg 3obl-
rci6er SoteIiers lmo &eItouroteure,
oie &lauiel imse6en 81 f0nueu, in-
ocm lie Gioililtcu seiiatteten @c-
trGnfe iir @lilitdrperioneu 5u fau-
fen.
,Gas @eieb~, iaete ser 9unOeS.
@enerolonwalt, lit in ieiner 6aiiung
cinfa9 unS fam mm einen 3med
oerfolgcn: ole MiIitdrperionen, Sfii.
3iere lmo @annidaiter, bon oen
Spirituoien fern 5li 6olten Eic
g9orte yoerfaufeu" lmO uierOiren"
pcrocn BEL Scr Gurdfiibrlmg oes sc.
iebeS ais gleihbeOelltcnO 6etro6tct
mcrocn bis Sic 9unoesgerihtc cine
cntgcgen0eiette gntibeiOlno a6ge-
ben; i1 pertroue ieOob oorout Dab
iie meine 9lusleglug ouircbt erbaltcn
meroen.
@enn ein GripadIener Gin Ginr in
cine gSirt6idoit ncbmcu uno i6nl
BORT Spirituoien fauicll wiiroc, 10
miirOe CT Oos @eieb perlebcn. GoS
aleidbe Gilt fir cinen W1onn, Ser elmer
NPilitdrperion in Uniform ein @e.
trdnf follit, mcm oos @eieb 6eiaet,
0aB @etrdnfc an MilitGrpcrionen in
ltiiform ui6t oerfauit mcrocn ioaen.
g9ir mer0cn feline ltmgc6ungen oes
G5eicbes geItotteu iuiO iol1e imnod,
iidtlid ocriolgen.
Ter 9lmoes.SeneroIampolt iiiqte
biuju OoB es nicbt uot6weuoia lei,
sic Sdanflicen5-Snba6cr uoii5ica"
5u bcna6riftiocn 0oB iih 0as @eiet
in Grdit beiinoet. lle6ertretlngcl
oes @eicbes iino nit Soit bis 81 ~
Monaten oOer @clobube bis 81
$1,000, o0er beiocnL Itral6ar.
glbra6om 1Sii6er scr Dor me6reren
EQacu oer6aitct iporoen mar inter
Scr @eiduloiglmg, Spiritloien al
Morineioloateu oes guuSbilolmgs.
SdiiieS olPontano~ Oerfaift 81 ba-
ben ais iie ans 2ano gum Grcr5ic-
rem IN 5t Mar1s Goanto gefom-
men waren ertlarte HA geiieru i'm
guuoesgeridt fir iduloig imo wuroe
81 elmer @ei6ngniBilraie bon 8 Do
naten ilno elmer @elOltraie BON 500
Oerurtbeilt. Aad0em Ridter 9loic
oaS llrtbeil OerfinOet batte, gab er
5ii6er nod eincu itreneen @erpeis.
1iiber bat einen 9a0en in @Dnne,
ct. @larg's County.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
@anmluua .eaSnna in granO.

3mei 8arfen mel6e nit 8nums
mollbaQen 6elaoen pnren uno neben
einen i1weoii6en 0ampfer logen,
wuroeu geitern N}orgen Inn ll6r
BON 9luguIt 9eimbad, einem @or.
mann ser .. & O..giienba6n, in
,Slommet lte6eno oorgeflln0cn. 9eim.
bod olornlirte 0ie 6euerlpe6r unO
idnitt Damn oie garfen los. gLlS Oas
Seueri6iff nGeluge" onlanote, lpo-
rem Die 9arfen in Scr Wlitte Der Str0.
mlng, uno Die 9aumwoae brannte
liGterlo6. Gas 6eueri6iff 6otte je.
sod 6alo oie 6lommen in iciner @e.
malt. Die @arfen pur0en in Oen
Eier ser ollniteO 9lailpaps4 al scr
ErattitraBe geidleppt, ltno Die Baum.
woQe ipilrOe a6geloOen. @cin I'm.
lnOen iboiien 6ie 6lammen wicoer
6eroor, uno sic 6euerme6r muBte
mie0cr oeruien mer0en. 9aS Cargo
oe60rte ser 6iIrueB- -@it6D Company,
oie Sen 0ur9 OaS 6euer angeridteten
S6oOen ouf $4,000 bis $4,000
i91bt. Die @oli5ei-glbt6citne ser
9. & S..GiicnbnJn lit ser 9lniidt
ooB 0aS 6euer bon 9ranoitiitern per.
hriodt luiir6e, imo bat cine Inter.
nl1ug ongeltellt.