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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

h''NNN : tHHfNtNNs
The season nf official entertain
ments at the White House is to con-
clude this evening with q dinner IN
honor ~ the speaker Of the house ~
representatives.
bN proclamation Of The mayor ~
Boston today has heen designated for
tho beginning uf q rat determination
campaign IN that city.
Delegates from many states are ox-
pocted todny at -. Joseph. Mo. Tor
the national convention Of the pixies
Peak ocean 10 ocean Highway assoc
citation.
The case of Con. John T. McGrnw
churged with misappropriation OF
FUNDS ~ the Grafton bank. II to he
tried NJ the term OF court meeting to-
day 40 Elkins. W va
The dismissed GERMAN ambassador.
Count ,ou BernstorH. with his family
aud suite have tentatively engaged
passaEe CO. SAN from New YORK today
on the scandinavian liner Frederick
VlfL
mos r. Leo. - former theatrical
manager has invited u large PARTY ~
friends to be- hi- guests ~ u dinner ia
NoW York tonight az which horse
meat viii bc the chief article 81 food
Ou the menu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
THE MS NpPr ,RiNG FAMILY
CIRCLE

Wb.I-. ~ n 1I0nI" --T-T- "---I
n.,,.r .,t,, , to,bc r,u ...t.,,
omu, cf,.i, mas bcco,,, ,,. ~, ,,c
,,re bVtytes 10 40, ,,1 u,,.c .h.
,r. f.r,,,,t. a., -. ,,.t, -.
.,-,r,.t.,, r,.ir $50. ...,, CON-.
"a |ucr,fatIou asD IAN 4r.,pt,d
blessing is being de,troyoI hy mans,
af today- influences Tb.r. are f.u
family circles .n EIruua which war
hg. not robbed of fathers or SONS I'm.
ta..un and corque., haze .lusri tho
death az a1 children gr...r so,ar
,ear. Of lea Iu MANY district In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
THF IITEi,ACY TEST.

An immigration hill providing for the
on l~iteracy has finally beeu adopted,
thus bringing 10 an end. for the lime
being. az least. "a struggle extendius
over a period Of twenty years. Presi-
dents Cleveland. Taft and whson had
previously returned bills passed by
congress, each OF which contained a
similar clause. without their approval
and It has remained for The present
congress 20 ake the bit in its teeth and
pass the hill over the presidents veto
making Il law.
Now that the bill has been passed a
perusuai OF II does not show that is
provisions are 40 sweeping and drastic
as It's opponent claimed 81 would be.
On the other hand. the supporters OF
the bin do no, seem TO have accom-
plished a great teal by overriding the
voto ~ the president. The hill tx
cludes from the ountry all aliens over
10 yeats OF age. physically capable OF
reading, who cannot read the English,
Language of some other language or
dialect. including Hebrew or Yiddish.
Any admissible alien. however. or any
citizen Of he United States may hiring
In or send for his father or grand
father, over 50 years Of age, his wife,
mother. grandmother. or unmarried OF
widowed daughter. II otherwise admis-
sible. regardless Of whether such rcla-
tives ran read.
Il Is doubtful. now hat the bin has
heen passed. n IL will accomplish all
that it, supporters expected OF II.
The mere sbility to read a certain
number Of words does not stamp an
applicant for admission to the United
states ss desirable, nor does an appll-
cants inability to pass the same ties
class him as a person who should DE
excluded. However. opponents Of The
law proposed nothing In it, place aud
congress. anxious. apparently to take
Il step toward closing up some Of the
loopholes In our Immigration laws
passed this law with the nteraoy test
provision.
The action 81 congress seems 60
mark q change In sentiment that II oi
far greater importance than the test
provided For the first tirie. the I'm
migration question has heeu handled
in congress regardless ~ either par
tisan, racial or international cNnedi-
ency II was handled entirely az q
question Of vital importance 10 the
future welfare 81 the nation. In other
words. II was treated ~ a patriotic, not
o partisan, question. The imposition
81 the iiteracy test marks "A step In the
direction Of an attempt "a curb the
flood Of undesirable immigrants. And
now that the first step has been taken
congress will undoubtedly be- called
upon during the next few years 20 pass
other laws bearing on this matter, be-
with the close Of the European
M United States will he made the
dumping ground for the lame, the sick
and al classes Of undesirnhles unleas
is legislation passed to exclude
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

i7l3-sir Joseph Banks. who A.
RANGED Captnm tuoRs voyages at dis.
covery. born IN London. pied tune 10.
fSgo.
tSl1-Francois Achilles Bazalne.
the marshal 81 france. who snrren-
dcred tu the Germans ni Metz born
at Versailles. Died az Madrid sep
tember 20. iNSN
iSi5-NeNS ot peace with Great
Britain reached Husiuu from Ncw
YORK In 81 hours, Thought to he q
great EFFORT o. speed.
iSi9--Bm tuthorizng thc people
cf Missouri Co frame q state cousti-
tuition introduced ln congress
lSS5-Cougrcss awarded u gold
medal To- Cot George Crorhan Tor his
gallant defense of Fort stephenson. at
Lower Sandu4Sy. ky. against the
British me Indians.
is62-Thc Fcdcrals began the bonn
bardment ~ Fort punelson, Tenn.
lNG1-Two hundred lives lost loo
the wreck ot the American steamship
Hermann on the const of Japan.
iS7l-Bclfprt capitulated Go the
Germans with miiitir, honors.
MI Alexander Graham Rell sent
the first long distance tcigphou, mess
sage, from Salem tp Hos'un
iN1N-Thc british squadron PASSED
the Dardanrll,, apaInst the protest 81
the porte.
1899 Bank OF France celebrated
the tooth sHuI, crsarE of iu- fouudiug
1905 Great Britain. Germau> aud
ltnly signed protocols providing for
the settiomcut ct tine Venezuelan cnu-
truNcrsN az Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

Atlanta National Association Of
builders Exchanges
New liuNcu-luternational Associa.
tiDu " Master House Painters and
Decorators
New Orlr1ns-Tri-Stat Newspaper
league
ithaca. q y NcW YORK state
Drainage association.
LouisNilc- Kentucky Rcta.l Hard
ware and stove Dealers association.
neS Muiu'~ Iowa Retail Hard
ware association
Detroit Mich gan Retail Hardware
association
Fltrmuut. Nlru Minnesota crop
Imp .tcWcut association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
Countries to Which
Aliens Are Deported
May Not be Specified

BIS Annotated Press.
London. Feb l3-The British courts
hu., decided that the government mas
ro right e. deport g. Russia on France
,itizons uf thoso countries wh" nave
r,niued here. An order ~ deportation
lee issued against ans AMEN p"t
40, order must not specify the country
DO which the reported alien must go.
The decision completely nul'iii"s tn"
widely proposed deportation OF an al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
Chinks and Japs Are
Flocking to England
To Work as Servants

Nv Associated Fffhf
London. Feb l3-Englaud OK
periencine in a limited scuse an I'M
vasiou = oriental servants. Chinese
and Japanese are landinr mere iu great
numlcrs and are taking the places %
the native ervauts who have Joined
the golors. gone iu Tor muuitIor maxi
.irp or back To- the farms who're such
good wages are now BEING paid The
|orientals are said o. be proving popu-
lar because thcy make them-e'Ncs
more generally useful and seem never
to tire ~ work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

shall not be cut lower than 'one luch
below the neck line 90 the wearer.
There Is some consolation though Ia
the fact thar the gentleman has not
the skirts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

Cairanza proposes thar neutral
Countries. Including Mexico. pincc mn
embargo on Importation " foodstufrs
and ammunhiou.t To the European boil
.%liEerenis, Cdrranza must have an cN-
ira sack ~ beans and a Few surplus.
bullets that ne Be- afraid wiz get away
from him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

Henry hauls baggage nnd al other
things:
lie comes az Your calling n, bat> IN
their wings.
Hi motto II promptness: his scrti'c
l. fine:
Whenever YOU want hun Just phone
NINE-TIIIsEE-NINE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
ALBUQUERQUE N &
MACHINE WORKS

] us,urcr- Founders Ni,rbIuista
'nsunc~ In Iron. Briss, Bronlc.
Minimum. structural Steci for
Eridgc~ and buildings.
Works and Drfic,- NIhuau, ruuc \ NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

: mcbody Is always trying 10 take
Tho JOY out of life. For instance, an
Oklahoma legislator has introduced a
bin stipulating that womcn's dresses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
THE rRo RESOLUTION.

There is much discussion being oa-
gagged In now as "a Just how diD the
pro resolution passed by tie iegisla-
ture last week viii make the stare.
assuming that Il " adopted when su5-
mittcd TO the people next November.
There are those who claim that the pro
element WIS handed a gold brick. On
the other hand the pro element head
ed by n. r.. Farley. believe thai the
law win make the state sufficiently
dry 10 satisfy the most ardent prohihl-
ZIONIST. As h pros are no aocustom-
ed 10 being handed the heated end ~
the poker In cases 81 this kind We are
rather inclined 20 bank on thelr JUDI
ment.
However. It might he well to d. a
little analysing. and In doing - ahe.
fact should not be lost night OF that
when considering what effect the law
will ave on liquor consumption II il
necessary that the proposed amend
ment TO the constitution Of New Mex
leo be considered In connection with
the Webb Kenyon law.
The resolution passed by the legisla-
ture reads:
"Bs II Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico;
That the constitution OF tho state
Of New Mexico be and u Is hereby
amended by adding thereto q new ar
ticle to be numbered and designated
rs Article xxiII. Intoxicating Lo-
qaors.. as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13
The Daily Reminder

Wtlic Richie. former champion
lightweight purilist. born In san
Francisco. 20 years ago today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-13

~ ~ AAtENANt1 hN Aht AsfkiFiNNuIe VI
the State Of New Mexico;
THAT The constitution OF tho state
Of New Mexico be and IL Is hereby
amended by adding thereto . new arr
ticle to be numbered n designated
Is Article XIII. intoxicating Lo-
qaors. as follows;
Article xXIII.
Intoxicating Liquors
section /. From and after the
first day OF October. A. u. i9iS. no.
person. association or corporation.
shall within his state. manufacture
for sale. barter or Gift. any ardent
spirits. ale. beer. alcohol. vino or liq-
uors ~ any kind whatsoever contains
Ing alcohol; and no person, sssocia-
tion. or corporation shall import into
this state any Of such liquors or bcv-
erageE for sale barter Or gift and no
person. association or corporation,
shall. within this state. sell o. barter.
or keen for sale or barter, any ~
such liquors or beverages. OF offer any
of such liquors or beverages for sale.
barter or trade: Provided. nothing in
this section shall he held to apply to
denatured or wood alcohol. or grain
alcohol when intended and used for
medicinal. mechanical OF scientific
purposes only.
section .. Cntil otherwise provided
by law. any person violating any OF
the provisions ~ Section ! OF This ar
ticie. shall. upon convirtion. be pun.
ishcd by a fine Of not less than $50.
nor more thsn ti.ao0. or shall be i'm
rrisoncd IN the count Jail for not
less than sixty DAYS nor more than
siS months. or by both such fine and
imprisonment. and upon conviction Tor
a second and subsequent violation OF
raid section such person shall he pun
ished by a fine Of not less than si0o
nor more than $1,000. and shall ne inn
prisoned in the county jail or state
penlientiary for a term Of not less
han three months nor more than one
year"
The following II the Webb kenyon
law,
THAT the shipment or ~ 'sportn-
lion in any manner OF by a'y mean
whatsoever. of any spirifunur. yinous-
matted. fermented. or other %into1icai-
inR liquor ~ any kind from one state.
territory. or district OF Ne Tinted
States. or place non-contiguuus Ca
hut subject 10 the jurisdiction tlicro-
of. ar from any foreign country into
any state. territory. or district of the
Tinted States, OF place nun-eontisu-
OUT 20 but subject To the Jun isdiction
thereof. which said spirituous. yinous.
matted, fermentsd. OF other intoxieli-
ing Iiduor IL Intended, ny any person
interested therein, e. ~ received. pos
sessed, sold. IN in any manner used.
either In the original package or 9TH
erwise. in violation of any law n such
state. territory or district Of the United
States. or place non-contiguous 10 but
subject to the jurisdiction thereof, -
hereby prohibited.
II will be seen that The webb-Ken-
Won law prohibits the shipment into
any dry state Of any beverages mem
toned when such beverages are 10 he
used contrary TO any Law % that state.
and as the law Of New Mexico VIII. II
The amendment IL adopted. exclude lie.
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plIisnswertbss fir @eiuAsr
SaltimUre's.
Gc6enspcrtbc Suni!c Der S.aot unO
mie oieielben au erreidcn iinS.


r3rn!0.SiIl %ort," 7S0 9Ifer
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ME 5u erreidlcn.
@onument 5u 1ort gobcod an
9enernl @dbcod, @opt. Scbn gIoonS
@cbiter.
Sort WlcSeurp @urt." am Citen.
Oe Del Sarep-2ir. .9inie.
uGorroiI.@orf," nit Ger GoIum.
Cia-sIpc..2inie 6u crreiden.
0ort 9pworO, nuNc ser gup.
Sbore.2ime.
vGliiton.9Sort" init scr SorforO.
sluc.2inie 81 crreiHen.
vNotterion-Bort," mil alien 0iilih
ia9reneeu 9inieu 5ii errcibcu.
~9liucriloc-Eort,~ GoreD.Str..Si.
nle, iiiOIit debeno.
s6eoeroI.SilI.@ort." eeluGlrt Ell.
ne llcbcriidt iiber ben inueren @oicn;
nit Der OrIenus.Str. .2inie, iiiOlid
oeJeio.
Sort 9GrulilteaS, Sort Carroll rmO
Sort SrtnIIluooO, nm YeIten M
yootcn 5ll erreideu.
@ilocr.Gallcrie Der .MlorvI1noer
$iiioriihen @eieaidoit", an DER gde
bon Ct &aul. unO Soroto9o.5tr.
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Don SSront- uuS GomborO.Strobe.
n6Iaggen.SauS. wp oaS Stcrnrn.
boruer gemaht uurOe. an Der glorO.
pciicfe bon 9ratt- inO s(l6emarle.
StroBe.
n&cls iuO GlrGomos.1Qonn.
mcnt"-nn Say uno @iomrnent.
StroBc.
Confederate Monument" ou
Mt. Iovol-9lpcnuo, naDe 2oupoIc.
StraBc
.,Gienorinl TO Pdtrioi OF tie Oie-
pcIutiun"--oor ser ut. Sioyal Sta.
tion.
g2cc.SauS, on ser glaOiion.9lpe.,
rabe giOOle. .StrnBe.
6iinlie Sle9imGitSbaIIe.~ in mel.
der @ccOroU @uiou aum Tr1iiOent-
idJaltS.Gonoiootcn nouinirt mliroc.
SOL. Observation-Disclosures" i'm
niScocrol Stll Eart."
Northumberland. an DER gdc bon
Seriugton. mo Gttom. .Strobe.
@oltcrS GunItaollcrie, on ocr Gde
bon Charles. mo @eutre.Stra6e.
~gromo SeIBer-Sburm" al Ger
Gle bon 2omborO- im0 @iian.Str.
aGoiuolip.SDurm,4 on Ser gaIti.
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@rnnSitadSiGcrtrnsnnsen.

@arrp $. Griffith an 9obcrt 6.
Stpifcrt 2506 g|orO.G6arlcS. SIR.
9ijjic NoltcrS II. gl al @(cin0arO
81. Nar6crtS imS Srou, 5iioncIticite
Gicr. nnbe 9ortii Str. 1872 bel So
rlitlc Guar. s. Gruit 60" on Sc.
liza ". &lcaiantS. Gillette @olfc-
Ctr nobc 91ort0s9tue, 1873 bel so.
Snliiio Bed oil EboS. 9loamS,
9orooitieite WlcGullob. nobe eiolO.
Sir, 1873 bel 1852.
GboS. Aoons all Snlius 3ct un0
iSrau 9}orooiiieiic DlcGuIIo1. nobc
Sob Str, 1873 bel 1882.
9lrnic 6. 9hiit an Dluric n. Gte,
@citicitc SSiItcnS Str, uobc 6rcoe-
rid.9luc. 1873 bel 100
9Garic q. Gdc al g9nl. &. ". 9iiiit
urO ,Srou, sSeiiieite @ilfcnS. 2tr4
nobe 6reocrid-9lpc.
16oa. 8. Mtc0adiu, Sneriii Ii. 9l.
ali &oie Noienbere. , 8rlmoitiidc.
IS. 5. @onaobcr SicoItu Co. all
,,9lcp Baltimore 3. q 2. NJ. Sin.
lueiiicite @lontpclicr. Sir, uobe Sor-
iorO.gIpc.. ii bei so. \
Srontlin 9lrnolO an GbaS. g. slr.
nolo, Siiieite GIlpooo.slpe., no6c
DlctrIAcrrn. CTR i1.5 bci 70
Sobn $. aIorsou al @idorO
Srndid, Gillette VopIar @ropc,
nabe 2aurenS. Ctr, 20.S bel So
SSAu. 3. Girccu inO 6roil an @Ioc-
70 Gorbougb si2 @cit2ciuratou.
siroBe.
'Sobu 2. Settle an 6jco. Oi. ScttIc
n q, &orOoiiicitc gtooion.9lpc.
nobe @roofS 9opc. Is bci $50.
". gootb Settle an Sobn 2. Set.
ilc 9|orooiiieiie 9pnoiion.9lpc. uabc
SroofS Cane, Is bei i50
Sanniel u, gopo oil Giiic DC.
Nutleogc, t0tl GoroIincsStr
Scnrpf @iicledi mo 6rou al 80.
sci an56orSfi imO 1SrniL Gillette
9oiro-. nobc 6Icct Sir.. 20 Sci 100.
Sophie Stul5, Grnitcc, It. q. an
Rob. 6. @oroncr S06 @icSonoua6.
StroBc.
StoniSlop @olinsfi ms 6ron all
Sc5cf 3uhonSfi uno Srou Gillette
9ono. uo6e 9Iliccamn.Stry "A lei
50.
GboS. e. 99oabp imo lSrou an
Soiepb s. GuSlipp, Ssriiicite Gar.
roIltopgluc, ro6c 2ouuolc.Sir, Is
bei $50.
o9ltlaS 9coltp 90. oil Com. 6,
Cor niS Sron , SumOitiidc.
Nclcn Ni. Sobniton on Gmil BIO.
nit Gillette Bono lobc Cliucr.
Str, i5.3 bel S.
Gnlil NrOrib ou Nelcn Wl Sobu.
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@rnuSeiseutIjnms.@surft.

9lcw glorfer 6irma miro bier ell
aroBes aii6llauS crridtcu.
Gic Sm5bcrocr glnIoec on Ocr
SdO.Gutop ShoBe angcfanit.
5Sirmcu oocrcr Stdote iudcn
@clduOe an Ser &oiicriront
6obrifituOt Baltimore.
@eim Geb1ilOe ,SnipGftor iplrNeH
geitern oic EIduc fir bier orei-
it0tige Elpartmenibduicr cin9ereidt,
oie i'm GuliN.SiIISbcil uu ser
9SorOpciiicitc Der 9roofS 2ouc, nobc
Ser 9inocu S(uenue, crrittet iuer.
Sen ioIlcu Tic 9aufoitcu lucroen
ollf $4,000 init 90 Bro5ent lluter.
6epcrtbung oerouihloat
Bic 6iruo g9ilion g. 50. aus
9}cm gorf miro III aiir3c bier eiu
ai6I6ous fiir 6Iciicbwooreu sc.
miiic uuO Nlateriahuoorcu errihteu.
Nie6irmo bat oos bieiigc &ii6Ibou5
ser Sirna SuI56crger & Sobne,
@r. 2t2, SiiO Gutoiu Strobc. an.
oetauft, ooS bcoeltcuo rugebmlt
i,no Ocm ncten aiihlhauS ou9cpIic.
bert iuerocu miro. Nlit Sicicu Bar
erb0lt Baltimore ciucS Der ih0uiien.
oroBteu unO moOcrriten aiiblbGuier
gIIS @ertrcter Der 6rau Gmmo S
NlcguIlougb aug @rccrpilIc. &c.
bat Somar0 Z. 9loamS Scr @oIti.
more GjriiHSiinieu GeicllidNait jipsi
Gjrnojinien. ciuen IN So6c bon
$l0l ouf 0oS Gi9crtbmu 9tr. 5l5
9loro 5uIton 9lucmie. iuio ciier
IN 60bc BON $40 aui oaS @auS Orr
1915, @eit 2dfopcttc Gueme, per.
fault.
Die SecuritU Storagc luS 1ruii
Co. bat oil ESran @olter StaIcD ci
ncu @rimojins in S6bc bon $40 ou
ooS Gigcntbum gIr. 347. SiiO t3
Strabc, uerFoutt.
Sic glmerican 9lciractorieS SO. il
Solicit piiridjt 90 bis 60 Ndcr @oI
ierirort,2nnO III Baltimore 3u fan
ieu mo bat scr SctrctGr ser 5obrif
plat. Gonnliiiion. 81. 2. @olosbo
rough Die eirrnOeigcutbumSmofIC,
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in pcIIcu llmiang dlliue6mcu 81
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III Baltimore iud)t, Inn cine grob
Tabrif an5ulc5cn.
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Northumberland.

gSaIlsStrobc lpor gciteru uoi ciner
9lpatbic bcfolleu. Ger 0auocI
mar dilBcrit ru1m. llnitcO
StotcS StabI itcatc Ocn oroGtcu
@yo5cutiae OcS @cib0itcS.
Baltimore Goric iab MIR Gel alS
@ciddit.
gtep Dort t5. Aauiar.
Gie Ereiie beipeateu iiG ctipaS uah
obeu bod mar Scr NanOeI duberit
bearcnSt unter pcldcm uugci6br
100000 sIutbciIc nneciebt ipurocIt.
Die @euinrc, rclhe ucrJciduet murs
sen. iieIen Ocn aIoiien Scr 6aporitcu
5u, nit 9luSna6me Der @iienbabr.
glftieu pcIdc lpGbrenS OeS aau5en
Morftcs ruhiJ laacu. Gic ein5ige
9litSnabme bilOcte 2ong SSlonO, einc
Der id)ipdditen imo uenig 9cbonoels
ten 9hisgober, Sic ciucn 6jepimu bon
AZ Aimftcn au ucrjcidneu battcn.
llriteO Stntes Gtabl wcItc ipic4
Der Oen gr6Btcn Rro5cntiat oeS bcu.
ttbcn @cidoiteS iiellte, iiieg ~
9unft. idIoB obcr nit ciuem gIrito-
Geniun pon ii 9umft. 9luoerc SSu.
Ouitrie., gIuSriiitings. irt0 Miutis
tionS .9lftieu bepeetcu iid oeu lin.
itdnoeu cntiprcteuo. MIR madtc 0ar-
better 50. (oie ouslGu6iidle @cicu-
ihofD einen pGrlpoteteu @eipinr BON
AZ @untten,
llnitco StatcS @uuuli crbolte iidl
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uuo ocdtc iidl init ~ Nunfteu 81
minr.
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States StobI, Gel, @Icncral Motor
ilro Madop 60
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it1noig 81 felt nuO lpliroen ourA oic
bobere Gilotirimg iiir aupicr untec'
itiitt. gS miro aciagt. oab ein gro.
ser ghlitrae fir Supicr, Ger i'm 8lpei.
Ten @icrteI SicieS SabrsS i6Ilis icir
ioa, imterpe9S lit.
Iie Gutipidhlngcr OeS Iohcni
cnOeS, beiouSerS ocr aiiuItigc @ant-
onSpeiS, truA licl 3ll Nem SpefuIa.
tiouS .Sentimcnr bel. Die llnseipiB'
beitcn Scr intcruotionalen 5ituatiou
ipur0cn ourh ocu leihtsu Riidgarg
III Sterliua ms 5tiuerc ocr Mnter
an Berlin nuo @icn OnraeIcot, iueI.
6c Hatct icood nidt Die friibcren
Riidadnec crrciwtcn
8altimcrCr Nor G.
Gic 9lubc mar oir eroBtc 9egebcn'
belt all Der Gciiriecu gaItimorcr @or.
ic. Die gtpat6ic, lpcIhc Mail StraBC
crgriiien bate, mari aid lire Sdut.
| ten nad bier. Gic cinjigc Inter.
brcbula ser @onotonic ipdr eir
9hliiladern in cen CcIauSgabcn, IN
ipeId)cn Der Sauoel 5iemlit uriana'
reid mar. @oS0eu CeI mo 01S
sciqtcn alciniafcitcil III @eipiunen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
@ertGmfc nMf scr 1ieiiseu NFticnbGrie,
FIRST CALL

200 suiDelc u Gam nno crou com 9s9i
co IrtOclc Conf Goal com iltM
100 GnincIc Goni @oiocr ccm... 1881
i75 gtniheIc Conf eoiper eom.--...i2l
1850 slniDeIe eoSSen SiI &iS y g., Goc.
800 glniOee 0cSScu Su sics u 3 62c.
400 gniDcIc cosocn Su @ts % s.. 63c.
1886 sIntbcilc epeocu Gil ms q a.. Gee
iss qniocile cosncn Si his % g. ei:-
7le slni0cae gosoc Sil Ais " s.. e2c.
2oIo smIbciIe goSocu Sill aiS " 1.. G3c,
Ooo smi0ciIc Goshen cII 9ts " g. G5e.