davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

9aFGiugtQn, .. s. - Oelter-
reidii9-lugariide ltntertbaner III
0en Ser. Stuaten, cine Q}Illion ooer
utebr, Dopon Sic Mebr5abI 2obnar-
better uno Der arieasiade Der 2lGItr'
ten lopal iino, Iino feineu Ginifronf-
ungen unterlporfcll troboem &rleg
smiiden 0enl QauO ibrer 8eburt uno
ibrem aooptinlauo bciteDt.
Syn elmer om II. Dis, I'M @inflon1
nit Ser GouQreB- -2lcte erlcienen Ero-
clantntion, Durh pelhe Der arie8s-
slItan0 5miiclen SEN 8er. Staoten II.
Seiterreif llugarn perfiinOet muroe,
erfl1rt Brdi. @iIion nlsoridlih,
bal, nidjt-nntnrnliiirte ltntertBanen
Eeiterreidl,llugarn'S, ungleidl ben
9emtidJcn i'll Sieiem 9anSe, Dullc 6rel'
beit baben, irgenOmU 81 leben nno
iraembmugiu sn reiicn, nnr biirfen nc
nidlt D6ne GrlaMbniR nadJ Den Ser.
Staaten fommen oOer bieiel6en uer-
IaiIem, II. iuicn iOldlc, Die i'm %erOndlt
feinSlider llmtricbe IteAen, iuternirt
uerbeu. Sic brandDen iidl nidt bel
0cn Q0li;ei- oDer EpitbefOrSen regt-
itriren IN laiien, iuic es OentnGdE. 0on
Scn ScntIdIcn perlnngt mereen iuiro,
nnb 1inS mid,t nnsaeidlunen pDn Den
100 Nora- 3uncn nm Eicrs, ODDS
nno 9agcrbGnier, msldDe fir 3entId)c
geIperrt iinS, nod bramd)en iie Den
9iltriet Columbia III perlallen.
Die N}otiue, non oencn it'd Strait
bent g8ilIon III ieiner ltnteridelonH8
spiibcn Geuti6en unO Seiterreidern
Ieiten lies, iino }oeiiad)er 9tatur.
grIten5, gelan9te man 5lt Der
Heterogeneous, 0aB sic Spmpntbie
Ser llnQorn. Iumdnen, 3olen, Ger
ben, gId)ehen, 5lolpafen uno nnberer
ginpo5ner Ser oiterreidliif) -ungori-
Iden 9oppelnonartit i'm 4Ggenei-
nen uidt ouf ieiten ibre5 Qfrtterlan-
bes in 0ieiem &ried Iei, ioiDle ferner,
ouB Iie it'd nidt Der niannigfahen
@epaltucte ihul0ig gema6t baben,
bie inter Dem oeutiAen 8riegsipltem
onaeman0t muroen.
3ipeitens, 6eicbt cin iol6 9roBer
IrocentIab Ser 9lrbeiter in Ytuni-
tions- IL. StQhliperfen uno aoblpn-
beraiperfea aus llntcrthonen Der
9obpelmouard)je, boB es Itf practiid)
nls uum6glit 1crnu5itellte, ge8en
bieie Qeute Sic qIeifeu Itrengen 9e-
Ttintntlngen III 9luipenolrng 3u 6rin,
Gen. 6enen 0ie Geutiden, Die nu'ne-
rid MIR balb 10 itarf oagegen rebr
in6ioioucu oeranln8t limo, unterpor.
fen mlir0er
9[ls geuei5 fir oen llntcrIdieo in
Ser @cI;nnunq 0cs &rdiioenten ben
llnterthanen Der 0oppelmouardie ae-
penii6er, miro ouf oie 5bntiofe bin-
qemieien. baB err in ieiner 8rocloma-
tion an feiner Stele ben aus0rud
,,feinolide 9lusldn6er" gebroltht, tpie
ps in frilheren 8roclomotionen be5it9-
lid Ser 7eutif)pn geifehen mar. pieI-
mehr ipieoerhoIt oon ,gingeborenen,
g3iiraern, Ginnohnern ooer 1tuterthn-
ren" pon Ceiterrcih- llnaorn ipriht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

8aibingtou, ,. Is. - Raboem Der
&ougreB. Oeu 8iiniden oes 8rdlioen'
ten entipredeuo, ariegs8ultano ee'
acniiber Geiterreih.llngaru procla.
ntirt hat. rid)tet er IN oieier 8ohe
nun Iein 9lltgeumerf oilf oringcnne
inere 6ragen. SSn oIlererlter StnIe
itebt oaS giienbobnprobIem. Die
6iibrcr baben lid porgenommeL
prompt 5u banoeln, ioboIo BrdiiSent
8ilion iiG iiber oen eirl5uidIageuoen
GurS i6liiiiig aetporoen lit, Cine
5ouoerI9otIhoft al ben GongreB
lieqt inn 9ereiCh Ser WoaIibteit,
penn Der Qrdiioent ncue @eiebe fir
u6tbio halt. 9ci 9egim Der Ger-
uebmunqen am GinStag nor oem nit
llnteriudunQ oes 9abnprobIenS be-
trouten qelneiniameu GongreBous'
IduB. erflarte aoamion, 8oriibenoer
oe8 Sau8uuSihuiies iiir 6onoeI, ooB
8r1liOeut Milion mabriheihlib oen
9etrieb Scr 9obnen mGbreno Oes
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
ariegs5nitanO
prOclamfrt.

erdiibent prDelamirt SriegsjnitanS
stuiiden Geiterreid.llnsarn nnS
Ser. StanteR. - SciterreiGer II.
ilKsarn nidt ais feiublide Sus-
IGnSer betradltet. - gtnr sefdBrs
Iide nHO nnlOHnle Stdatsbitrger
Der 9oppelmUuard)ie Der &erbaf.
tnug uno Snternirnus ansseiekt.
- SeiArdnfnngen, bic iid) Gnf
6entidle 9ieidsnntertbaueu besic'
fen, 6abeu feline 8eltmng, -
Seine 9le9iitrirana. Geiterreider
1t. 1lngarn Oirfen Obne 6eiOnoere
GrlaubniR rciien nnS in Dcr6ute'
men 3Onen mubnen nuo arbslten.
- Gin5ige 9eidDranfung bcitebt
SnriH, baf iie nur NIT Grlanbnih
bus GaaO nerlaiIen DSer betreten
f0nneu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
Die 5apamcr ereiFcn c5p:.

9OnSOu. Die itorfe 6auo Der
W2iIitdrmabt SS5upnus lit am rujii,
iden SoriSont oufgetoudt
Iofio IomobI mie PETERSBURG bo.
ben befannt gegebeu 2eeteres oifi-
eiea - 0aB ioponiihe' 8uippen in
8labipoitod ibr Gribeinen gemoht
bobeu, INN Siderbeit gegen llnru.
ben ~ bieten".
Gb 6ieie bepofinete Snteroention
IN Den, ruiiiiden llmih,ro cine Drob.
unq gegen Die 8oIiheipifi bartlett,
ben eriten Sdrttt 3u elmer erergiid)eR
militarii6en goupagne an Der Seita
Der GoIaden - itno Der gtuiirten -
Inn ben @erlud) gi MAIDEN 6uBtanS
mieOer al8 octtoen adupfer geaen
ole oeiitIten 9erbiin6eten eir5urei.
BEN, 1T borIdufia nod Elm gadtbYeI.
3botioAe lit, OaB Sapon fih btsber
gepeigtrt Bat bic 8oIIbeDifi onBuer-
fennen.
g8lo6imoftof BAT 3uoem ietne ltr-
aHhdngigfeit erfI6rt unb ebeftio aud
ole benohborte 8robin5 2lmur.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

oen 9iebeaen 10 idper beiddOigt, OaB
es ouf bns 5IuBuier altfIauien mitB'
te, INN e8 Dor Dem 8eriinfcn SIT ret
ten.
2Sn Gporto fam es gu ernitcn De.
monitrotioncn gegen Die boben sc.
bensmittelpreiie un0 3obIreihe agdde-
reien mo nnocrc @eicbditsIGOen purs
Sen pom 30bel gepIiinoert. 9n ben
babel eriolgeiloen 4anlpfen nuroen
Elm Maun mo cine 8rou get0otet i;u6
5oblreide 8erionen pcrlebt, 60 Der
ielben 10 idmer, baB tie in &oipitd-
lern in 8e6onoluna gegeben ueroen
nnBtcn. rs @erbnitln9eu tprroen
borgenommen un6 Die Stoot nuroe
unter ariegsredt geiteIlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
0c0eNrcUclte it 1saEss
l0nc.

SonoOn. - Sine 8egeureboIte, ON
oeren Spite General &aIeoiue8, Sitb.
rer Der Oon.Raiafeu, mo Die @eue-
rdle Qutom in0 Sornilop iteben, ilt
I'M iii0oitlihen 9tuBlano ou80ebrod)en
mo 8Ielt altgenidcinIih ooralf ab.
Die Serrihoit in oieient @e3irf an iid1
5ll reiBen un0 Die 9la6ruuoS}tiubr
aus Sibirien 5u unter6inOen. 9tadl
elmer Broclomotion Der 8olihfptfi.
Regierunq beoroht General aole0i-
mes oie Stdote 5toterinoSbam. scar.
fom imo 0lo5tnt 2{n ser BrnDina
Orenburg limo Die 9oIidepifi Gieue-
raj Dutop mterleqen. SIM Gaucoius
greift Sen. 8orniIoif Gdeheentrp II.
Snauiber ali.
Gie proclamation erfldrt. 6ab Die
s5einoe oeS Bolte8" eincn lebten
@eriuh interuommen bn6en, ste
Sahe oes 6rieoen8 3u oernidten unS
0ab oic Qartei Der 8eriaIiumos De.
mofroten ole 9iittel fitr oie Repolte
iieiere.
Die Sot0aten. nno 9lr6citersGele.
qdten boben 0te n0t5iqen 3rnsnen6c.
megllngen sur ltnteroriidltna Der glc.
bolte onqeororet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
Ser ,5recnon 9oin. @le0otor /

Ser 1Sreeuon golns6leoator IN
2(6eroeen. z =. mnroe .ne6it eiHem
Gbeil Der oarin gclagerten 28.0O0
@uIhel @etrei6e uno Dem an8ren3ens
Sen 9urcaugcbGu6e 0urf ,Feaer SER
tort. Sdaoen iibar $4,000.
2yn Der 2tulo8e Der 9lrbeuier'
guid grauerei in St 2ouis rUuroen
6 qCrbeiter III tooe gebLlst uno 3 an
0ere iduer Derlett, nIs Gin 3rabtieiI,
nit 6eIn fie eiu BC6du6e nie0erreiBen
moQtcn. rif uao auf cine StarfItrom'
Icitung Iiel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
9ie &riegslage,

Ger gan3en meltHden 6ront emf
lana, beridltet Die aqiirten freuno.
lana - beridltet Die olIiirten-freuno-
lihe y9IIi. Serelie~-nom gtoroen bis
uon aroBen- llnfanee itntt. 5peifeIloS
sic 8orIdilfer Ser erpnrteten groBen
Offeniioe, Die Die oeltihen @erbiiu.
oeten in glusiint genonmen boben,
e6e americaniIhe Sruppen in gr0Be-
rer 2ubl Die SdIahtfronten errei-
den tonnen.
9ln oen bon oen 9riten beiebteu
9pcrss IL. glrrns 5routen, in Oeridie.
oenen 9tbi6nitten 0ItIib BON 81.
Guentiu Bis sum @lIaB, in Dem an
oie italieniihen @beneu ou8ren5enoen
8ebirgsIuno, itno alt9Suucten entlang
Dem 8iape-6luB iin0 ouerip0rt3 Die
aroBen 8eId)iise in 4ction.
Die oeutihen @erbiinOeten fabren
tort tdgIid ibre Jest idon iiberntad-
tiger StreittrGfte an allen 6ronten
5u perliGrfen.
Ser ArtiIleriefnntpf 3ipiIbcn Dem
9rento- uno benGiape-6 -6luiie, an Ser
gtorofront inStaIieu, miro pom r0ni-
id5eu &riegSamt alS inteniip be3eid.
net uno gIeide 9lctibitdt berriht in
Dem GentraGgebiet, n6roIi6 Ser 0liin.
ouna Ser 4iope, mo Die Seiterreiher
am Nfontag cine Stelung in ser 8e.
geno bon @opoiiIe eritiirniten, ip0ter
;Snrftbarer MaFienangriff Der 9ent-
if)en i'm @eiten a6gcidlagen,
iagt 2unoUn.
SDnOun. Gin fltrhtbarer W}ais
ienangriff lpuroe oon ben TeutIhen
uf oen uoriprinaen0en Sell ser bri
tii6en Qinie 5niiben 9uaecourt mo
Gueont (ettpo 10 MeiIen meitlih pon
Gonr6roD gematbt, nig Der Neuter-
Correspondent aus Dem britiiben
6ouptauartier in gtor0ironfreid
meloet. Sbre 2tbiid,t mar, ourh rein
numeriihes llebergetpi6t oeu @egner
ii6er oen &aifen 3n rennen. 9egen
Ser 5SeItigfeit oes britiifen @ibera
Itonoes Duren oie 9eutihen ieooh
nur in ser Gage, iidh in etipn 500
garo8 ser britii6en 6rontlinie feit-
3iliesen, no Der Angriff sum 9alt ge-
bro9t tpurOe.
9entidle ginieu burseidO6en.
gerlin. - Gas oeutidc 8roBe
Sauptauartier mel0et 0ie 8eiebung
ser Grte 8ruincourt, 2luueur, Gons
tainn llno 9topeaes uuo OeS @aIbes
mie ser S0ben nor0Iih bon Mor-
coma 0urd) oeutId)e Srltppen. 9le
9eutIhen, iogt Der 9erift bnbcn
i6re Qulien in ci1er 2dnge bon 4
ailometern oor9eiApben.
Scrlin melSet lpeiterea GrfOla.
Berlin. - 8ritii6e Gruppen pur.
oen aus eincnt gbihnitt Sdiiben9rd-
ben meItliA BON @raincourt pertrie-
ben, beIagt eir officieller beutic1er
9f0roltb 2aoncaucrie 6tsd
Elm britiider 9tngriff 8uiontnen.
200 Gjefanaene nnb cin Sriifcnfopf
am @iaps cSs StR SerbilnOe'
ten erubert.
Berlin. - SIN @inoe-0eltn itiirm-
zen ltngoriitbe 3rllppen Den italieni.
iden griidenfopf am Sile, oitIih
Gapoitlo, uno mahten iiber 200 @es
5angene
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
- 49, llaflL6IIi-fait n

= ON 0urdl gtdIIol1i1IeIt etnea
ar6eiters entitnu0enes Seuer Der.
ni6tete in Ghicqgo mt eiHem Sha-
ben Don $250,000 eiu groBes Eager
baus 0es 6oipitaieorps Der guHOes-
armee ianlHt SSnbaIt
Sci elner @rpioiioa iu Der }ln-
loge Der 2ltios Stecl Gaiinig SO IN
9nfialo mnroen 3 2lr6citcr geto6tet
alto aleare1e oEeere tOotFNb perIest.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
2smcf, pamant0 bcfricot
Ociterrcitb.

Hnunma.-9ie 8epubIif Bahama
Bat am Monto0 arieg an Geiterreifl-
llngarn erfl0rt 1Sm Berrin nit Den
9e6or0en Der GaHa.3one lnternirt
sic 6eajerung Caiferreidlcr. 1Ssn
Ginflang NIT ErdliOent @iIion $
fiir;lid]er Eroer lit Die Gone jebt pon
Geutid]cn un0 CeiterreiGlcru geiou-
bert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
gIbraitnns nub 5rieSensperbanOInn-
gen bun &nflanS Osrfiigt.

Supenbangen. - Die balbanttlid]e
9eutidle Ro6ridtenagentrr meI6et
sic 9lbriiititng Der ritiiiiden Streit-
frafte babe bereits be8ouneu. unO
oie grmGhtigung 5u 6rieoenSuer-
han6Iungen, Die iifl nuf Die ruliihe
,7ront beihrGnfen iei ge8e6eH NOR
Sen.
Die V2el6ung De-. 8eiitihen Rad
rid)tenoIentur beiaGt, General Sidlcr-
6atow Iet Init llnterItiibitn9 Der Der
biiu0etpr" sum 6od)itconrnan0iren-
ben crnannt mo autoriiirt porocn,
iSrie6ens llntarhan0Iungeu nit
Geutidlano 81 eroffuen.
9luiiiife SOlfsuertsttuns crOfinet.
SpnODn. - Cine alntlihe ISunfen-
0epcihe ous @etersbirq meI0et, ooB
bort Die conitituirenoe 8eriamlnIung
i'm 9eiiein bon 400 3eleguten bon
eiuer pom Bath Der 8oIfscomnliIIare
0a3u ernlGhti5ten Beri0nIihteit err
offnet Doroen 1T.
SAT- 1000 @iaionen Den glaiirten
biz Jest gelishen.
2aihingtDH. @IHP Ueitere 4u-
leibe Don , Oh9innen III uon ben Ser.
Stduten nn 8eiaicn eemahE por0en,
iuoourdl Oie G3eiamntiunrfne Der bic
.ien Saloe geiicReHep gel0er aui
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

S5n 30 6ohidluien CALIFORNIA;
1T Geutia ans OenI SeorpIau nl,sge-
iehaItet por0en, oa Die 3ogIinge 6as
Stuoimn oieier Sprohe eingeitellt
haben
s. 8ietsegH uon Der Mln1nihoft
Ses 6odieeihIepbers r@ugeue 8.
aforan ertrunfaE. nI5 Dos 9oot nahe
sltlantic Stir aHf ein @rad aufiiei
80 Tanjlien puroen obodhlos
un0 70 e8cidiaitsgebdu0c einaeoidlert
Alirh cim 15cIersbrtHit IN SericD
ssare, 9a. Sdaoea 500. 200.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
JeritIalem in 96nScn SET
<Sriten.

9onopn. - Sdasfan3ler Gam
beri6tete am Montag i'm Inter
haus sec hrit:iwen 8arlanlents,
AdB oie Stoot 2Seruinlem, Die
lett 673 95ohren IN unbeitritte-
mem 8eiib Der 3iirfen mar, iid,
nahoem lie BON alien Seiten BON
britiIflen 9rllppen umringt mar,
BEN griten e~geben bot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

$67 SOC, 900 uno sic an ale aniirien
gemadten anleiben ouf $3,SS5, ,900,-
600 9ebradt iultroen.
S,uaugs-9nsbebung beainnt in
Canada.
Ettalua, Canada. Die eritc
@ruppe Der nlter Dem ueuen canaoi-
i6en GonicriptionSaeiese @tiIitar.
piIidtigen, runo $4,000 Nluiu, miro
am 3. lSauuar einge5ogcn meroen,
pie in Gttoma amtlid befanut geae.
ben poroen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee December IL. 1917, as requiredby the
ACT of october 8, 1917.
SOllgrrb.

Mad grleOisnus Der SriesSsrfIG.
rHus an Selterreih.llnsarR nan
Srinaeube inferno SSraseu nnter
Seratbung. - Giieubabnfrasc i'm
@orOersrnnS. &rObibitiOnS.
AmeuSemeut empfebIenO i'm 3an.
lr etnberidltet. Tranenltimm-
rcdDt i'm 3iueifel. - Neitere &e.
crutenansbe6unaen in Stdlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

True translation filed with the postmaster al
Milwaukee, December 2. 1917, IS required by
the sct OF october 8. 1871.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, December ~. 1917, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

True translation flied with the postmaster at
Milwaukee. December Il 1917 ms required by
the act Of October 5. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

rue translation filed with the postmaster az
.lwaukee December IS. 1917, as required by
e act Of October 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

True translation filed with the postmaster AZ
MiiNaeSes December II. 1917, as required by
the act OF q ctober G. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16
Gin 1s6lte.1aeeorN.

g9aI6iuetou. Nus oem C6io-
Qbal tour6e am #. 0is. oo@ fdlteite
Iecembcrmettcr felt 0icr3ia Sobrcu
qemeloet nit eiuem Djinimlun oon i3
unter 9tul in Cincinnati On eem
oanien 8etiete oitli6 rom Nelfcg1es
btrqe uno Big 8u oeu @olJitaoten mar
6iq GenUqratur 20 Biz 40 @rdo m.
ter Dem iibli9en 2urdidaitt iiir oieie
Sd1res}sIt
- Gin Ssuer rjhtete oH oem gfor-
moncntempcl In 2opdu. liton. cineu
Sdaoen OOu ii6er $250,090 an,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-16

True translation filed with the post1n sster
Milwaukee. December 1S. 1917, as required :
the act of OctobeE 8. 1911.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-11
HATCH EGGS ON THEIR FEET
Penguins of the Antarctic Region Have
Some Strange Characteristics,
Says Zoology Professor.

'sThe emperor penguin of the Antarc-
tic, which has not even nest, lays a
single egg. that must not touch cold
ice and is Matched out on the parents
feet writes DIR. Richard A. Muttkow-
ski, instructor in zoology, University
of Missouri, in an article on Maternal
Instincts" published in America. "The
mother" he continues, has a bare
patch of skin on the under side, rlnged
with long feathers to surround the egg
and later the chick; this affords both
the necessary warmth"
Other strange manifestations of ma
ternal instinct cited by Doctor Mutt
kowski are certain Venezuelan frogs
which place their eggs upon their
backs, whence q little parapet of skin
prevents their falling.
The most astonishing manifestation,
however, is that of the mother scor.
pion, who ''is literally devoured by her
children, and permits them to do so.
We stand perplexed at the completely
OF an instinct which causes the mother
TO submit calmly to ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
without offer Of resistance; yet this
same instinct causes her at the same
time to ward off any foreign intruder
who might interfere with the dismem.
berment and perhaps save her life.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-11
THE RED CROSS
IMPORTANT MEETING
To Be Held Tomorrow Evening All
8 O'Clock In Old Senate Chamber
DRIVE Fox 5000 MEMBERS
Plans To Be Made To Have AnnapOli:
FIJI Her Quota Before
Christmas.

There viii be an important meeting
Of the entire Executive Committee Of
the annapolis and Anne Arundel
County Chapter Of the Red Cross
this evening. December IL. at 8
O'Clock, in the old Senate Chamber.
State House. The following members
OF the Executive Committee are
urgently requested to attend, since the
object q the meeting is to decide upon
plans for the great Red Cross drive
TO get 100000 new members in the
United States, the allotment of Anne
Arundel County being set at 5000 new
members in Annapolis and throughout
the county, before Christmas. For the
Annapolis City Council, Mayor James
F. Strange; Annapolis High School,
Miss Linthicum: Annapolis Section,
National Special Aid Society, Mrs. G.
H. Foster; Annapolis Section, Navy
Lssgus 81 the United States, Mr., James
A. Walton; Anne Arundel County
Commissioners, Mr. James A. Walton:
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, Mr.. Samuel Davis, or his repre-
senta i've; Catholic Benevolent Legion,
Mr.. J. Henry Zeller, or representa-
tive tDroxies are requested in case
any person named herein as repre-
sentative cannot attend); Chesapeake
Tribe, Order of Red Men, will please
appoint and send a representative;
Collegs Avenue Baptist Church, Mrs.
r. Gardiner Clancy; Emergency Hos
pital, Mrs. L. d. Gassaway; Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, Mrs. Louis H.
Mang; First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Miss Nellie Ennis; Fraternal
Order OF Eagles, Mr.. George Shear
man; Independent Order Of Mechan-
ice, Mr.. John B. Holiday; Independ-
ent Order or Odd Fellows. Mr. George
f. Quad; Junior Order, United Amer
lean Mechanics, Mr.. Jesse l.. Medford
Knights of Columbus, Mr.. A. C. Davis;
knights OF the Golden Eagle, repre-
sentative; knights, of Pythias, Mr..
Charles Gates; Loyal Order of Moose.
Mr. Charles o. Dulin; Maryland Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr..
j. Walter Cook; Annapolis Lodge SO,
A. F. and AZ NJ, Mr. Joseph M. Arm
strong; Mems Civic League, Mr..
George T. Melvin; Mems Prepared
ness and Survey Commission, Mr..
Robert Moss; Peggy Stewart Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Mrs. d. NJ. Garrison; Presby-
terrain Church, Rev DR.. George S.
Bell; Royal Arcanum, DR.. William E.
Holidayoke; st. Anne's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Rev. Edward d.
Johnson; ST. Johns College, DR..
Thomas Fell, or representative; st
Mary's Unit of the Red Cross, Miss
Agnes fimmelheber; Trinity Metho
dist Episcopal Church, Rev. George
Fl. Fielding; Women's Civic League,
Miss Katherine Walton; Women's
Preparedness and Survey Commits
sion, Mrs. J. Z. Craven, or representa-
tive; District Nurse
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-11
STRANGE WEDDINGS IN INDIA
Guests al Native Ceremonies in Bonn.
bay, Literally "Paint the
Town Red.r

The rites and customs pertaining to
the ceremony of marriages differ in
various parts OF the world. Every,
where the solemnization of the con.
tract is attended with mirth and re
iolcing.
At Il native wedding in Bombay. In.
dia the wedding guests literally
epaint the town red by throwing on
one another kind OF red powder un.
Ill thex are crimson from head to foot
Their diSordered white draperies, the
stains and splashes on their faces and
hair and their unrestrained jollity
give them the appearance of victims
of a massacre. the Peoples Home
journal states.
IN India halls which may be Sc
cured for a small rental are provided
for these ceremonies. But weddings
are also celebrated in the Hindu. tenn
lples, with priests in attendance. In
a Hindu temple bride of twelve must
seat herself on stone and be
idrenched with water by her brides
maids. Behind her. her mother is
subjected to a similar deluge and at
a short distance behind the brides
mother the grandmother undergoes
the same treatment, while in front OF
The dripping trio two priests sit be-
side a briskly-burning wood fire, num-
bling the prescribed words for the
ceremony. One casts a few grains of
rice into the fire and the other, with
q ladle, few drops of oil.
During these performances the
bridegroom, seated in a carriage out
side the temple, receives the congrat-
ulations of his friends. In the far East
the bridegroom would seem to be the
member of the party most to be en-
WED.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-11
CoMMENDs TWO sEAMEN
Ray Nye and Charles G. Moss Men
toned in Orders by Daniels.

Secretary Daniels has commended
Ray Nye, Chief Gunner's Mate, U. S.
Navy. for the heroism he displayed in
jumping overheard from the Pennsyl-
vania and rescuing a man from
drowning. on the afternoon of Novem-
Der Is. The water was covered with
debris as the result of a collision with
a tugboat carrying freight cars, but
without hesitation Nye, removing
coat and cap. jumped overheard. and,
swimming against the current MADE
BY the propellers going fuii speed
astern. reached the drowning man and
ken MIN above water until picked up
nv a tugboat. Nye enlisted II the
Navy on June 2e, 1897, at Newport,
Il. j. His wife, Mrs Ray Nye, resides
al so warner street, Newport. r. !.
Secretary Daniels has also CON-
mended Charles G. Moss, seaman, Tor
presence OF mind and good judgment
in an emergency.
while Moss was acting as heims-
man of the Standard Arrow another
large ship would have rammed the
Arrow but for the excellent steering
of Moss, who, acting upon his own
Judgment, steered course which per-
mitted the other vessel to clear the
bow of the Standard Arrow.
Moss enlisted at Salt Lake City,
Utah, on January 5, 1914. His father
L. b. Moss, resides in Las Animas, Col
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-11
Good Comedy And 'Who Is
Number One?' at Colonial Tomorrow

The first of the series OF the ex-
treEnely funny Mack Sennett-Para-
mount comedies entitled. Roping Her
Romeo" will be the extremely enjoya
ole attraction at the Colonial Theatre
tomorrow evening.
The cast which interprets these com
edies Is the same one winch mas made
all of the pictures produced by Mr.
Sennett so screamingly funny, which
IL q guarantee in itself Of plenty Of
rldcul Gus situations and plenty OF
Laughter.
Polly Moran, famous girl sheriff OF
the Sennett comedies, can ride ike q
demon, she can also use the lari2t
with deadly effect So in this side
splitting comedy Polly believes that
instead Of waiting fo- her Romeo to
come over the garden wall, she will
make sure OF him by -roping him
then he cant change his mini and
make quick getaway The story
riots through q maze of pseudo-wild
Western adventure, with bad men,
gun-hghting, hold.ups, Embarrassing
chases a every turn. This comedy is 9
scream from stsrt to finish.
The fourth episode of Who is
Number One ~ called "A Marine
Miracle tells of the thrilling escape
of Tommy Hale from the-treasure snip
where ne wss imprisoned By the TT T.