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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
5iir(lentlrm cic0tenltein.

Dn8 neutroIe 6irilcnfim Qibtcn.
itein 1T IN leinen lpirtTcbafiIiDcn Der
bGltniNen ioeTentlir3 ouf oie @rtrdgs
niITe bes Yobens ongspieIctl. @tc
oiesidbri9s Grnte rh0 nun I'M opgc
meinen ui1t ZEN GlonO Ser por-
idbriaen errci6en IS eilt bies nos
meuili9 fiir bic s9artoiiclertrGauiGe.
Ser 9tusfaa all SfayloTFcIn wiro In
elmer 3eit, lpo oie 3uiobrtgIiraBsu fir
2cDcusmiitet p5ap oeIperrt Iipo.
Iblper empfunoen 5umol aacD bic
mloiS= ilub GetreioccrIrdgniTe MIR
brei @ierlel oes @coarfes al beden
oerm69en. Die bisberi9e @erTuroun9
nit Wlsbt. @rot uno 5leiI9 tn ge
lp0baIiGeu @renSDcriebr Ditr1 Die
S9meiS miro ni1t perbiupern tDnneu,
oaB i'm 2i9tcniteiniIden eiu magercs
Sdbr Su erlparten lit. Die Gituotipn
ioirb un 10 miBliber, ba ou9 oas
Dbit Deridgl Ddt. &eine 8irnen, ne
Mig 9lepfel, reousierte 1roteenIdbe
oei9nea onS Bib Ser ObItfultur. Sc
NDrries SbIt ais oor5iigIit6eS @rIoBs
mittel lei onoern mangeInheu ga0s
runssmitteIu fe9lt 70 oaB an man1cr
tinOcrreidben 5amilie bic Gorge in
orobenoer Gjeltolt an bic &iir tlopft
,3urSeit 1T bic @utter 70 ror ltn0 tcuer,
Dab armc 6amilieu morateIang ouf
ben @enuB bcrieIteu persibtcn miiTen.
Der @rciS fiir / &ilo Butter belduft
Ii9 ouf rs &rcncu, lrcHn ie iibers
Balpt NOD erbdltlic0 1T.
Sm iibri1sn II Der Gtoub Der
2anOipirtf6oft Elm beFgieSigrnoer
Gonue uhD milDe Sage t6nncn np@
mondcrIci 9efiirGhingcu 8erItGrcu,
uno bcm bon alien @crtcHr, auBct
oemjeai9en nit Der S1nei3, atacs
idlOiienca 9Gno9en in Der @eIGafs
fln9 Der u6ii9Iten 9etenSmitrl Iopeit
na8felfen, tab iirb Gin @ny@tolten III
Der Thpcren &rie9s5eit leibter Detpcrts
itelli9eu IdBt. Scr Iremosnbertc6r,
fer auc9 1ier nod 5iemlifcn @sroienif
iuS Cans bra4ic, Ran6 pGbycao beS
gonSen GommerS polIitdnbil lliil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
OInttc lunrNr Gritrnft.

SorrD Cones bon 9}r. SOB, @coon.
StraBc, itono geiicrn por 9lihtcr
0olp III ser iiioli4cn ToIi5eiiiotioa
inter Scr 9lnidhlOialme ieitcns iei-
sncr 6rau iic geidlagcn 81 boten
vGr idbldot mid oit@, ioetc ,Srau
Soucs 9br Gotte jcSodj criuiOcrtc.
OaB iie i6ni SuBtriite geacu oos
lSdienbein gebe, mel6e ole @riigclci
notiirlid BUR Solgc babe. CT muroc
5irr 3abllng bon $6.45 beIirdit, sic
Jet inn @cidngniB obiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
MIit iiirItlidlcn N0rcn.

@irO sic SeiAe OcS olucrifouiihen
9otiboitcrs Guthrie no6 9lncri.
ia ii6criii6rt mcrOet Gin io-
pomiDer @relBcr luir0 0iciclbc
nod 0en bcinosbliAcn @eito0ci
brin1cn. glnerifonilhcr Dill
5icr 6cicbliat oeu areu5er.
Iofio, t3. W3arj. Cic periou-
Iihe 9lupeienbeit oes @riBen lmo
9rin5eiiin 9}oi6imoto, oils pcri6nIicbc
@ertreter 6es aoiicrs imo Scr aaiic.
rim, unO onoere Erin5en imo %rin-
5eiiiueu fonisli6en 9hltes, bei Oeli
Observation-Disclosures 0eS peritor-
6eneu omerifaniicbcn 9otidoiterS in
,SopolL @corqc g9. G}utbrie, er506tc
Ocn pra6tpolIen Sri6ut, Scr ocm
oeritorbenen Giplomaten pom Sofc
uno Der 9iegierlng gc5ollt muroe.
Ger @otteSOienit piroe in ser Grei.
einigfeits episcopal aotbeorole &c.
bolten.
Cine SHmooron &opollerie mo
9iegiuentSmltiif bcgleitete oen 2eih.
nam BON Scr 9oiidjoit nab ser Sir.
6e, 0lird StraBen an Oenen mIf bel.
Den Seiten mebrcre &egimenter 9hii-
telling genommcn botteu iuG6reno
lif aiti ben 9iirgeriteigcn cine Oihtc
@olfSuenge ordngte, Oie oHhnas.
boil nit Dem Sut in Der SouO oo-
itonO, ais lid Der 3ug porbeibepcgte.
GaS gelanrnte Oiplomatiidc Corps
iungirte Observation-Disclosures Gic
Stride mar nit Gertretern iopaui-
l6er imO omeritoniider Grgouiiatios
ucn on9eiiiat, Oorunter mtd iplAe
Der 6reimaurcr,9oge. @dbrenO 0cs
@ottesoicnites, ocu SSo5n NlcSin,
Ger proteitontiide @piscopal.9 .9ii1oi
bon Eofio lcitete. un0 ultf bcm @eg
5um 9o6nboi miwoen &ononenidiiiic
5i @bren SeS SoOten o6gegcben. 81
item @ebroilHe nad miro oas
Staots.Ieportenlelit sic Sem sc.
grdbniB OoroiiS9cbcn0en 6eierlidfci.
ten IN Die SonO nebnicu.
Gin omerifaniider Mariueoffi5icr
miro Den 9efebl iiber ciucu iaponi-
i9cn &reu5er erbolten oui Dem oer
Sei1nam nod Son 6rancisco iiber-
fiibrt wirO Gin aus 5iuei gSoggons
beitc6enOcr Sonoer5uh Ocr BON Der
Tcoierlulg qeiteIlt lit miro Oen Erou.
er5tg bon San 6ranciSco nah EittS-
burgb bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
Nlnr idlLnn.

Gin Shlocnt bnt az ser Sotle
S'botc w6brcno ocS gail5en GiicnS
oaS aroBc @ort 0eiiibrt, "a iaot enO.
lid elmer Der SnlNgcuoiicn:
uglber mcn 2icbcr, icbt 6n6en Sic
ans Ioitgc qculIa bon Ocn lniterbal'
ten, mas Sic f0iucu 10 DOB mir Ger
ne onb ctipas b6rea m6dicu mas
Sic ridt f0nncnl"
a&nt i'd bin bcrcit mcnu 2is c5
Narn iiir MIDI i6lm wollen~
oGoS ioll gci6c6cn pcm ids I'M
s6tdnoc 0in!o
uStb nebmc sic beim @ori &cr,
cbrteItcr SD fam uGuIicb meiue
3ede ndt bc5ablcn uuO olri nm
cieIIei4t sic oorEm eriaAen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
Nrntidlr llmlrir6r.

81 &oio, Esr., IA. M0r5. Sin
Soloot ocS Z. 9un0cS- -&ouollerieHc-
Gincnts miro mdbrcuo elmer llntcrit.
tbln0 iibcr ouge6lihe E6elnobnc an
ocu Oeltiden ollntrieben" on ser
@rcr5c, III Sort 9liB IN Soft ae6oI-
ten. Ger Suloot lit onoc6liyb ocut-
idcr @cbnrt lm0 cs wiroe gciogt g
icien widjti9c ASapiere on icmcr &cr.
ion gcunocn norOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
cSa8 GrimOtrulanb.

0as GimbcrIonoa gBobl crinuern
pir uns nod ser rGimbcrn uno 9e-
Ionca" 0ob gi5t Is 9caic nod Gins
tcrn2 lIeter sic Ieblen acfte oc5 5im=
briI& &s6euiI4eu @oItsItammes in Glib
igroI, Dem GimbcrlonSe, I9rei6t Der
9o5encr Gtanbf@ibe 81. !. @olTf
ctuige inIereHonte Gin3eIbciten.
Sag unb 9Iu1t roat Der Conner
Der groBen Sdla6t i'm Gimbernlauoe.
gltr tpenige Oeltl6c tenrsr bos Gims
bernIunO, ID feIbf ser gIame tltnst
i6nen fremo unb neu. limb bod mar
cs emit Elm OeuiI6es 2ano, oeutId
1T beute nod Elm GROCER 1eit ieiner
Srtsz uHo Tturuumeu, bIonDe &iuber
Iten iiberau an ben 9austiiren, aus
Ieubloien SannenpGIbern raiI6eu uorz
bif6e @rinnerun9en unO du@ bclRfcbe
WMnbort bat icb itellenpeile nod err
baIteu dlerOinss nur i'm SamiIicns
treiIe, benn in Qtmt unO S1ule unb
&ir9e berrTdt iiberall bas StaIieniI9e.
5rdgt man ioI1 eiuen Wdlobouern
peI9em @oIte er ongeD0rt, iD I6lGgt
er an bic 9uiit uno fagt: rs bin a
@imbrol" Die Mtunoart Der Gimz
bern lit Elm oItertiinIibes NIT pielen
itaIieutIben @orten unD Mortenouns
gen burcbisbtes Deuiib. gIuf benz
gaii5en Gebirge apiThen Dem @tT9=
unO Suganertale, BON @erona bis
9ofano uno BON GrieHt Bis @icenSa,
ipurOe einf bieTe oeutT9e, Oamdls frei=
liA nod piel reinere WlunOart gefproz
den. @sroua bieB gern, @icenSa
Mielentotu, S9io S9leit, Qlfiogo
SHIeger, II. T. III. 2mF 3proler So
ben ge16rte 0o5u oos 9lauts, 9ronos
unO 2aimtal, @ielgereut, 9afroun unb
0uIeru. 9iein 0sutl9 bat f9 oant
Der lluteritiibung our9 bic beutIheu
SaubDereiae nur QuIern erbalten
t0nnen; ooS 9au5e, fDeite iibrige Gims
bernlau0 mar in forticbreiteuOer p0ltt.
Tber 9luflJTlng be0riFFeu, beionoerS
jenIetts bsr 0iterreiAiIHen @ren5e.
6ier beI,anb 5piiGen ben Stale
neru uno Gimberu oasIelbe @erbGlts
mtg, tpie III 8elgieu 3piI9en ben @als
lonea uno ren 6Idmen: bic Gimbcrn
iporen Derobtei, ibre Spro6e ipurOe
osrippttet. Mie es in 8elgien bieB:
nMldu muB oumm Ieiu, lpenn man
5IdmiT6 Ipri@t," 10 Iagten bic Stalic=
ner: mSgnorauti parlano ciinbro"
(@umultDpfe Ipre4en GhmbriT6). Ia
rum iparen bic Gimberu miBtroutIcb
geporben; nur tnter chamber fpra6en
iie @imbriIc5; nit SremOcn, du9 NIT
Ieltfben, immer SaaIientI9. Dem
oos groBe oeiitl6e @oIt fAieu Die cilRs
briIbeu 8rubcr psrgeIIen su baben.
glur einise @eIebrte 9ielteu nod Die
@erbinbun1 aufre6t: S9m6uer,
S9ncIler, @5teub, gtbler, globmcOer,
@polo poul uno dncere forT9ten unb
ipirtten I'm Gimbernlanoe Qtuf 9es
treiten Gpolo pduls purOen in Der
lebieu Sobreu Photographers 9tuIno6s
men Der Gimterniprd8c gema3t. Das
BEL 5eigte iid9S, DoB 6aS 9eutI9bes
puBticin bo9 uirbt guns erIoiben iuar.
8elonOers in osu mGi5en &datauu,"
ben Siebcn @emein6ea, 8ei9te iid bic
Grinuerung an bic 6eutItbe SertunIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

AIUUIIU9 NulN WuOOIWt.1
Werlin IA. WiGr5. Md0rcn0
DER SciicBung 0es @rofcn 3cppelni
IN 5hlti9ort on Monta9 iibcriIogeu
5c6n gcropIanc nno 3mci 3cppclinr,
pcIbc Er0ucrflo9acn wcben lieBct
0en 6rieo5tl mo Wlrien &rdu1c
6cra6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
@ermNniNoh beiekf.

2onOon IA. N}dr5. Sn eincr
moifi5iclleu Gcpeibe pip0 mtqe-
tbeilt, Sic 9tiiien 6dtten sic periild)c
Sta0t acrmoni6o6 erobert.
acrmoui6o6 Iicgt un1eiGbr S0llci-
len iiiOtpcitlirb BON &dmoout, lpcl6es
bic 9iuiien bdlO nod Grofinimg Der
nelicn Gfieniipc ii Gcr6inoung init
Dem britiihen Gormorib Oen Gi9riS
ouIu0rtS internobmcn GS Iiegt I'M.
gciGbr 80 Mleileu BON ser mciopoto.
miicbcn @ren3c, 9cnoll oitliH bon
Sonora iiOlid bonn FIoBc, all oem
Ole ON Cigris gei6Ioaeneu IiirfeiD
norb glngobe oeS tiirfiil6eu &riegSi
omtcs, ueic Stcllim6cn bcSogcn 6o.
ben.
Sm 6ebriar lcbtell So6rcS crober.
ten Ole 9lillien aernloni6ob lmo orol.
zen GiS ioIt an oie 0rcn5e Dor.
Scii Iiputn1 liub fciue oiiBicIcn
rnliiidcn aricaSberihtc cingelouicn
iho Scnoon 1T ideinbor o6uc icoc
9lodridten bon @ctcrSblrd moiclbIt
Den ncuelten 9}odri6ten 5liioIgc, sci.
5eg.aramollc ilaition0ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
dnrsc 5mStucniofcitru.

S'ci D'orlcp an Scr 9lnuopotiS
Short Cine iinO 2l5 Sdcr ais sSrieD
boi iiir tootc Suuoe uro Soften mo
.Qlte HicrDe eingerihtct worOen 9iaM
ipcN qngenonmenen 9citimniungen
ciirien a6er feiuc 2cibeniteiuc Oort
errihtet mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

Mhuunrrtcr sic nru NCntihgu Gurrr.
irrrScrtcr" rifr sfMfilh r0rr ltrr-cefs
w2fin srhrng'i i;ra rcar'-. se~ cfFi-r
t'ser ner Tet'rrnu oser i.ariitIidl N;il.
ihCilaua 81 mudcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
@crmiIGtc iclcaray6iIdr Ncpcfdca.

SVEN0TVtV FVFVWFHPVITVV -NPVTWVF's
Sic StoOt G6icdgo Got iiir bic &c.
giitrium1 BON t7743 Stimmgcbcrn
ocn gctroo bon $265,O0O oocr $50
pro Stnnne dnsNeaebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15
sultcr lleriidlariIiiQcii.

se. 3. GgndciitrN Ae Ou. ma m G0aMntf N
GOiiitielee Nuil0iHn
6Ecuiac ScrcrNcsttAcrNHQS Nicistifnnftr. Noia
lnu. iilA GaGimMt GgguHr
nScttlmaAWeyteWlN NAc TeNr1 aryfNFvRnNHl Nsra
icntnaif, giullNHore itNBc un0 OQiput
Noulc2lNcHNe.
,9ieysi Suiaraasr 80, 81 aipsrpopie, n,ath 9R
gSarNelo a0nelG 9FdHa9eg i0l itis 0hains
ner ~ Gontnert lal0iNN
gWrlmauin Sclicr @cfNMGrNNs WtggA{hAiin
W0litulpres lltln MuTiNse tgdEp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

potriotiibeil llcbinigcu ofort 5ir
glnwenoiIng geIangcn 81 lanen@
Ticic HcioIution mlroe oem DC
oclSpnlitc SIR GliiicbciOunG iibcr-
micicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

Il glUulWOlCllWHeM, x lllECll, yNCNliNEs
rahtlpu aSAnn efr
AStV'tNty ~1NNty WV.
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d iagfige SilageHll&
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Baltimore mo MuFiN.s ttahe
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arnc Baltimore ~cpg Numscnpa Suhgsl @ M
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

NhoHnrnfru. nic Drit S~rHildlcu GSDr.ss
wanArniru~ ulfil pupfihsa Oosf mtrgus
maeia crbasiru, fun g,beigl,. DeY fuw
oausn pr lslgpBgu eecr laglIlsId MlUs
tueilnna 81 nsaslgN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

&opt0n lieutenant ron 6ormr III cuc 0 ocici INTO croarcd
lcn uVoo &ouganoantcn 0cr 0dn MaN i 9tor6alanf I'M
Gnaidc &cnol IN 6er idc Aat nt ae 9aamdot f6nc
9cte3iar nnienomnc tun 0Gc Dcru mln0rboj BUD pai.
pr8nhlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-15

: mit 30 NiI0srn lm0 SsarIel.

mt so Ql0lrn m0 @0rci
@tcr ocn 0rc @ierWA pcrlr8 b n SScr Der bcbg afa-
ruc 6cr 0ie Grcc Scciboi u8erra ntacat ms sen ibc
rcbarcu Sicg Oc9 6oc M sic brtc 9rnnoo mtcrtSrpit
hot
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
SOCi0tz(N0WS

would be very much appreciated. As usual the Association is always glad to get clothing that is in fairly good condition, for the Mexican families as well as any other families that are lei without a father to work and support them. The Elks' Lodge Will provide Christ mas baskets for all the needy families outside of Mexicans whose names have been supplied to them by the Associa ton. xmx
 The Sunday school of the Baptist church will give the following Christ mas program at the church December 24. at D. m:
 Opening Song. Follow His Star School.
 Prayer, NIT. Branaman.
 Song, The Nativity. School
 Exercise. Christmas Greeting, Prim, ary Class.
 Recitation. A Little Girls Greeting Archie Lee Higdon.
 Recitation. My Hope. Alfie Knowles
 Recitation. The Christmas Horn Loyd Hutterman Song, Away in a Manager, Primary Class
 Recitation. Mama's Curly Head. Ef fife Frying.
 Exercise, Little Candles. Primary Class
 Recitation. The Queer Gift. June Al. lison.
 Recitation, I'm Going to Hang up a Stocking. Mildred Bradley. Song, Little Lambs. Juanita Voelker. Drill. Little Soldiers, Junior Boys
 Recitation. Our Country's Flag. Bill Beam.
 Recitation. Being Good. James Knowles
 Song. Happy Time. Dorothy Cooper and Chorus.
 Recitation. The Old Fashioned Grandma. Imo Beam
 Recitation. Christmas Time. Jewel Stodgill Exercise, Bethlehem Town. Junior Girls.
 Song. While Shepherds Watched. Allie Knowles.
 Duet. Bells of Christmas. Beatrice Trusco and Elizabeth Bradley.
 Recitation. Grandma's Stocking. Jamie Hutterman.
 Recitation. Stretch it a Little. Mar tha Cooper.
 Song. Our King is Here, Junior boys.
 Tableaux, Intermediate girls.
 < E z
 At a recent meeting of the Red Cross surgical dressings class at the Woman's club. the following women were present: Mesdames NJ E. Gage. \. c. Bledsoe, D. H. Landis. s. H.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
'. ". c. 4. Notes

The Young Women's Christian Asso- citation wishes to report that the recent was for the war fund was a complete success. The amount collected in the Warren District was $s.SsS.s7: and the amount from outside was Ss,75O. mak- ing a total of $5.64S.sT. The gifts from the people exceeded all expectations. The workers wish to express their hearty appreciation of the cooperation of those who assisted them so willing ly, and the captains and members of the various committees deserve the higest commendstion for their untiring zeal.
 SKIS
 The Mexican class in English was agreeably surprised when they came to the association building Friday evening to md that instead Of study, games and music were to be the order of the evening. Refreshments were served and general good time enjoyed, and the women and girls went home say ing, Millones de gracias"
 SgS
 Miss Mover leaves Sunday night for HOpewell. Va. Mrs. Colton is to be acting secretary in her place. while Miss Carpenter arrives from Douglas the first of the year to assume the duties Of house mother"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

Kyle. F. c. Beckner, M. C. High, c. H. Moore. Ben Frankenburg, Ivan Burgess. Howard Barkell, Frances Cummings. L. L. Gilman, w. F. Han kin. C. F. Hawley. Frank Juliff, M. H. Sterling, W. H. Stratton, Carl Tries chke and Miss Dorothy Gregs.
 xxg
 Mrs. E. E. Ellinwdod wishes to an nounce that Red Cross Christmas anti tuberculosis seals may still be pur- chased wherever the Christmas seal wreath is displayed. Red Cross Christ mas seals are very decorative for the last of the Christmas gift packages and letters.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
5orWOrnldnsSE ENp

seen occasionally. but the wide, straight belt is the "dernier cri"
 A Recent Display n a recent display of a dozen or more sweater coats. no two had the same color combination or style. One was of purple brushed wool having the appearance of being fiecked with white. and had collar. cuffs and belt of the same material in pale yellow. Another of rose pink wool had trim mings of white. A sweater of mannish type was of angora in the autumn col ors mixture. with collars and cuffs of the same. A pale-blue shetland had sailor collar. pocket flaps and cuffs of black angora. and also large. round buttons of angora-
 A mustard-colored shetland had a black stripe of angora on the cuffs and belt. and one of vivid green was ribbed with black stripes and had self-eollar and cuffs striped with black
 The gem of the whole collection was a novelty sweater of pale pink and gray shetland It was made plain to the waist. the skirt was full. with vertical stripes of pink and gray. and was laid in box pleats so that the pink came on the outside and the gray showed only when the wearer moved. The collar and cuffs were of gray shetland and the sash belt of pink angora. It was buttoned clear to the throat with six large crocheted buttons of the gray shetland.
 Scarf to Match
 A great many sweaters are seen with the scarf and toQue to match. These are warm and practical for school girls and for motorins. The dearest sets are made for children. and the little fellows look mighty cutd with their mufflers wound round their necks. and caps to match pulled down over their ears.
 Seen in the Shops
 Very smart sport hats are now made of crocheted chenille. They come in almost every color and have flowers embroidered around the crown in chenille of .harmonizing cOlors.
 veils of shetland wool protect ones comulexion from the iciest of winter winds. and should prove esnecia1ly popular among the fair motorists.
 Scotch socks for children are knitted of heavy yarn. reach just to the knee and then turn over. with a ton strioed in contrasting colors.
 Knitting needles of imitation tor toise shell mounted in silver and en- graved with the recinient's initial make a very acceptable Christmas gift.
 Among the hand bags is a very pret- ty one of robins egg blue velour. em- broidered with worsted in hsrmoniz- ing colors.
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W. s. DEATHERAGE.
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church. The services at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning will have especial reference to the Christmas Festival. and in connection the follow ing musical program will be given;
 QUARTETTE ''There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field,'@Birch. Mrs. J. r. Williamson. Mrs. G. O, Rhodes. MT. J, P. Williamson, Mir. Lee Blair.
 VOCAL SOLO. The New Born Kins"-Chas. LES pOir.
 Miss Helyn Treu.
 VOCAL SOLO. Star of the East"-C. Whitney CoombS. Mrs. William Grant.
 VOCAL SOLO. Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled -C. Marschal Loepke. MT Ed Evans, Jr.
 ORGAN Prelude. March of the Nations" Novello. ofertory, March of the Magi King -DuBois. Postlude, "Adeste Fideles".
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The Churches
First Christian Church.

Preaching and communion. II a. m, subject. The Birth of Christ"
 Bible school. 10 a. m., L. T. Frazier, Supt.
 Youngpeople's meeting, 6:30 p. m. A Christmas program will be render ed at the church Monday evening at s o'clock.
 Rev. R. E. Dunlap. of Phoenix, will speak Sunday evening at 7:SO. The Copper City ouartette will sing some of their best selections You are cor dially invited to come and worship with us.
 N = DEATHERA AGE
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Time was when the sweater was hardly considered a necessary adjunct 70 the voman's wardrobe. It was at first confined chiefly to the use of men; then the outdoor girl. enyying the comfort of her brother, began to appropriate it for her own use. Sweat CTS soon became very popular among college girls. and their use spread to all classes of women, mainly those who went in for sports and athletics. since nothing could be more comfort able for a long walk in the fall or spring and for skating and other sports than a big. warm, woollly sweater.
 The first sweaters for women were made along the same lines as those for men. and were intended for use and not for ornament: but a great change has taken place in the last two or three years. Finer. softer yarn is being used. and the variety of colors and shades is almost in finite. All lest spring and summer the little low-necked. sleeveless sweat CTS were worn everywhere. and i'm parted an air of jauntiness to com plete the costume. besides sffording sufficient protection against the breezes of a cool day.
 Warmth and Beauty
 With the approach of cold weather. sweaters are being made with an eye to warmth, as well as beauty. As for the latter, some of these newer gar Taents can scarcely be adequately de scribed, and the soft fieeciness of the yarns, shetland. angora and brushed wool. the perfect workmanship and beautiful colors. which may be pale or vivid. but always have that soft finish which makes them desirable to the most fsstidious Perhaps there is scarcity of dyestuffs, as has been rumored: if so the manufacturers have proven equal to the occasion and the public is not allowed to see any evidence of such a shortage. At any rate. the plain. heavy. dull-colored sweaters of a decade ago would never recognize as their offspring some of the butterfly affairs of today.
 Style Changes
 The designs of the sweater of to- day follow the same lines as the coats and tunics. Some of the new dis tinctive features are the convertible collar. trimming with contrasting col ors. and the large. fancy buttons. which may be of composition. angora wool or crochet Of the latter fewer number are used. Some of the garments open a little to one side of the center front, and nearly all open to the throat and have sailor or high. convertible collars. The sleeves are comfortably loose. and turned backed cuffs are used
 Among the yarns. brushed wool seems to be holding first place. and the long hairs give an attractive, fury appearance. Sash belts are still
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Methodist EpiscoosI

WetHoulst tplScopSI Sunday school. 9:45.
 Public worship. II. Prelude story, "A New Kind Of Christmas PreSrent.- Christmas sermon. Christ Is King. " Epworth league meeting. 6:S0: liar " Aiken, leader.
 Evening worship. 7:SO. Topic: How to Use the World"
 The Sunday school Christmas serv, ice will be Monday evening at :.
 CHARLES w. HARSHMAN.
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First Baptist Church

First Baptist Church Sunday school. 9;45 a m. ]. H Branaman, superintendent. Morning service, II a. m. Sermon subject. Christmas and the Cradle" Junior B Y. r. IT.. 6;45' ?. m. Senior B. Y. P. IT.. 6:45 D. m. Sub feet. Christmas Giving. Mir. Mat thews. leader.
 EEvening service, 7:45 p. m Ser mon subject. Perseverance oI Saints"
 Christmas program on Christmas Eve at : o'clock.
 All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 r. NJ. PITMAN. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
RUMMAeE SALE MOVED.

The Red Cross Rumu,age sale has been moved to the Hughes Block. op- posite the Y. NJ. C. A. Tho sale will be continued just as long as the sup ply of clothing holds out. as the de mand is very great.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23
IN AERO SERVICE.

Cortin Hamilton. former circulation manager of the Review who wento to San Francisco two weeks ago to en- list, is now in the aerial branch ut the service