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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
coaS 5. 9icaimcut.


9lnSpadet Ser Baggage no6m gr0B-
ten EbeiI ocs oeitriacu 9oGcS in
9luipulcf. Manuidoften tueocn
f6rer SorgioIt gclobt llncle
Gam 6otte eiucu @er6c. Scrgean.
ten IN Der @oiieu6aue t60tig.
9luSmliierlrng am Somitag.
CAB @litolieoer oeS 5. &egimentS
on Scr $naugurationS Raraoe Oes
@rdii0euteH gSilion T6eiI ue6men
merOcu, miro oIlgemein angenom-
men oa Der gefebl gege6en ipur.
Sc, odb ieOer @lili5iol0ot lid geiteru
@loraen in Der g9aifen6aQc meIOer
nntBte, Inn fir cine 9'oraoe-llniiorm
gemeiien ST mcroen.
lin 9 lt6r @loraens NOR icOer
Monn oes &egimentS in Der 6aae,
poraiif oos 9hlspodeu i6rer SoGen
Dor iid ging, mclde 9lrbeit megcn Der
Jeitlihteitea am gl6eno nor6er oili
gclicru ouigei6obcn worOen mar.
SaIo mar Die Baggage in oenS6rdn-
fen lnO onOeren 9ebdItern imtergc.
brodt, Sn fat jcoent Sale itinlms
ten oic 3uriider6olteneu Su1en nit
ben SiItcn ser Gompognie 9eicblS.
bo6er ii6ereni. Gie Nlonnidloitcn
iuiJr0en oo6cr o6 i6rer Sorgialt bon
Den Stfi5ieren 6elo6t
Gs miro crportet, oaB Oen 9cuteu
Oic GrlaubniB crtbcilt miro, oie9(6en.
sc Bis SIR 9lnSmlItcrilng in ibreu
reip. @o6nlngcu 5il oerbringeu glnt
SamIiog Nlorgen eriolgt Die 9luS.
niuiterung.
Tros Oes Oerbrcitetcn @erii6ts,
oob Die Nlonnicbaiten rn5ufrieocn
iino uuO nidt ole 9lbIidt bo6crb iitA
mieOer onper6eu 8u loIIcn, battc
llncle Sam einen Sergeonteu ieineS
Morine Corps in oie @uffen6oQc
geirnOt Der oicg9er6etrommel idhlQ.
&on Stano Der GapcQe ouf Oer@al.
lerie 6in0 ein blareS gonner, nit ei.
ncr lpeiBen SniHrift, melhc 6efarut
mobtc. ooB @idnnrr fir Sic 9(rmcc
Der Ser Stootcn ge6rnlht merOcn.
Iic Snipcftion scr @ngooqc &c.
gann i'm 1 ll0r. Su ser 3miibcu-
'aeit woretl S6erlt So6n Sinflep ruo
WiitglieOer ieincS Sta6es nit sen
shlsnuliteringS 4opieren beiddi.
tiot
Sn @roBen unO @on5en iino sic
Siii5icrc mo @lonni1oiteu 3uper.
ii6tlid, oob i6nen i6rc 5tcIlnn9en
wieOer 5irijdgcoe6en mcroen, iuelhc
lic I'M Slmi OerlieBcb I'M nod Der
merfoniiben @rcn8e 81 iaGren 81
fait alien 61llen 6nttcn ole 9lrbeitae.
Der Oeriproden, Sic frci9eworoenen
GtcIIiHecn iiir iie oifen ST 6dlten.
Am 9fadniittog ipuroen oieDlanu.
iGaitcn aui i6rpn t6rperliden 81.
iidno umterilItbt 9lacS miro fir Die
gInsmllIeriing an Sonltoe Oorbes
reitet. Gie 41unnidboiieu elou6eu
nitt, Dob iic ldnger ipie oicie @obe
5uriidge6nIieu mer0en. Gopitdn 9lI-
bert z Siidb bon Der Ser. Stooten-
9rmee miro Captain GOnnlnO 6.
@oooia, Suipettor Der @larglan0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
9rci Qlnflaacn ocecm gscocr.

Ser SO Sabre oltc 9lcaer Samuel
Buffer BON Nlr. 1140, @iuccnt glaeD,
muroe geiiern 9forgei BON @oIi5iIt
@olOiods megen inoebii6rli1en DC.
trugens perbaitet. sSn ser IiiDpcit-
li1cn Eoli5eiitation iono 9}ihter Eor-
molon beraus, oaB oer &er6aitetc
mcgcn an0crcr acknowledgement IN
5lpei anoeren Eoli5ci-0iitriften gc-
iudt miro. 9altlcr mar pG6reno ei.
neS StreiteS nit Gmma So6nion in
Ser obcngcnunllteu 9lorciie ieitae.
nommcn lporoen. Gr mltroc BON ser
Slni6llloiglug irciacipro6en imo
murOc 6ierauf IN oie rorOpeitlide
Station gebra6t, 100 CT bci1ulOigt iii,
iiir Den lluterbalt icincr 5rolt nic6t
gcIorgt 5it baben. Sein san mliroe
jeOor6 aufgeibobeu, oo er IN Scr n0rO.
lidcn @oli5eiltation pcgcn 0icbito6ls
cines glutomobilreiiens BON So6n @.
@iSncr, gir. 1922, 6roncisItr., felt
Dem If. SSununr gcluiInldlt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Wat iiir Gumimuleutcn.

Gleftriibe &aien iucrocn om 1. 9lpril
BON S12 aif s Gents reou5irt.
Die @linimalrote bro Monat bon
81 olf rs Gents bcrabaeictt.
9lnerfenueusucrt6e Sanollngs.
iuciie Der ,Gonioliooteo @as
electric 2iebt ano @oper Co.
SSu elmer geitern abgebaltenen Sit.
ilng oes 9ireftoriums Der ,,Gonlolis
batch WoS electric 2ig5t ouo 8ower
60" inter Gem goriib ibres 8rdii-
oentcu Ser6ert ". 8agncr prroc Be.
idloiien, Die Gipioeuoenrote bon Z
ouf 8 Ero5ent 81 erb6ben.
3ugIei6 plroe ser gei6hiB ee-
iaBt, Die 9foteu fir cIeftriibc arait
unO 2ibt 5it crnieorigelt 10 ooB DER
&unoidait Der @eieui6aft Elm 8or.
tbeil bon mmOeitcns 100000 pro.
SSabr 8u G6eil ueroen miro. Die
neue Gate tritt am 1. glpril Oieies
Sabres in 9roit uno betrdot nad Die
lem Gage s Gents pro Sailopott an.
itatt S15 Gents, wie 6isber bercdnet.
Der iiA itets me6r unO mebr be-
benOe @eoorf al eleftriibem 2iAt
mo an arait bat Die am SuSqucban-
na gelegene @oiierfrait.9lnlugc, io-
mic Die Oltr@ 8ampf 6etriebene 9ln-
looe bier in Der Staot bis ouf Oas
9lellBeritc angeitrengt irnO lpurOe es
0oonr6 erlnoglidt, cine 0feollftipn
eintreten 5it laiien.
3u gleiber 3eit fiinoigt Die @eieII.
i1aft cine Grnieoriglmg ibreS monat-
liben N3inimnl.aoiteupreiics BON ST.
ouf 75 Gents an. Sbre &umoi6uit
an i6rcn ltcberi9iiiicn tbeilne6men 8ii
lalien, lit aGtlinggebictenO, neil Oie
@auolungstpciic cine pOIlltdnOig frci.
miaiee lit.
glnfong leBtcn Sa6res 6ottc bic @e-
ielliHnft Die @nsrote bon so allf rs
Gents iiir 1000 aubifiuB reou5irt,
mos 3lir 8oloe botte, oaB allb bierin
ibre Eroonftion ii6 gon5 be0eltenO
perne6rte, 70 0oB I'M leBteu Nonat
aaciu iiber 1900 Gouiumcntcu bon
Dem Gort6eil Der 80 Geuts.gatc Sc
brouh madten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
lln1eE6clicrIidler 9rMuIen6Ol6.

Greimal in Orci Saaen ber6oitct
81 pcroen lit ser Gcforo 6es 63
Ssabre alten GborIes 8ouooin aus
gloro-Garolina. PIN Wiontag g'atb.
mittag iuir0e er inn peItli6en Ii-
Itrift in 6etututenem 3utano allige-
iunOen ino ipdter entioIien. 9(m
0ienltog fe6rie er ipieoer in oie pcit-
IiGe %oli3eiitation 5uriid rnO lpurOe
ipegen Erlmten6eit sur 3a6(ng BON
$t1.45 beitrait. 9us @oIi5iit @tc-
SEEN erflbr, 0oB 9olI60li iein @cl6
III elmer gSirt6it6oft IN SiiO-@olti.
more perplcnpertc, itelIte CT ion
prompt lrHtct 9lrrclt. 9lid)tcr 9fonit
cntIieB i6n no6Ocw CT $2.45 Gintcr-
legt bate 9ouoani erfldrtc oaB cr
$S7 in ciner @oIhpirt0ihoit oaeiu
am 0ienitog oiSgeGe6en 60ttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

boten tpuroe ooer niHt. 0ic 9eboroe
1T Der 9tuiidbt, ooB our6 Oieies Ser
fobrcn @ci6oftsleute, oie init gerins
gem aopital or6etcn lib fir tlci-
mere Gontrofte beperbcn perOen. @s
wiiroe oll1 beidluiien ooB Die 9es
6o1hmo Der Rcdnunoen fir iol6e
Gontrafte ungcbenO geidebcn loa,
iobolo sic 9lrbcit gepriiit uno 8ufric.
oenItclleno bcfunoen mtroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
GSaIidlc iycncraLarnlc.

S,nncr6al6 90 NGinuteu crt0nten
gciiath @lor9cn 3wei ialicbc 6eucr.
9lIarmc int norO6itIiben Giitrift, uno
ia6noet Die Goli5ei oif 5mei @|omer
in eincm glutomo6il, sic i'm &eroodt
Ile6en bonn 5ignalfaitcn 9ir. 293 al
@oi6ington- iinO 2auUoleltroBe, 10
mic pon 9r. 1929 an 9roaOpau un0
&reitouitraBc 0ic 6auerme5r alarmirt
.5u babel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
gaIbinntun @c6nrtstaasfcicr.

3rr sSeier bon @oi6ington's sc.
6urtStog meroen Die WtitglieOer Scr
ct. W}ortiu'Sy glltnnQe.G .Gcreiniglug
beute gla1nIittag inn 3 llbr cine lin.
terboltung. in Der oSt. @iartin's
G6apel4SnIle" Gdc Salton.glpe. lnO
Sopette- -StroBc, geben. Batter N}ot.
'tbeip 8. Sortier, 3. g., miro eincn
@ortrag iiber rooS 2eben ser Sang.
irut bon Orleans 6atten nit iIlll.
itrirten 9lniid)ten. Solilten oeS ga.
tbc0ral.Gborcs pcrOen iingcn. Gas
iolGenoe @ro9ranun III oiigcitcllt
ipprocn: glnrllIing Der beiligen
sSuugirau bon Orleans, bon @oter
2olpreucc q. 9rotpn; 1llett bon Or
pbeus, @lud; Sopran Sri. @1arp
DltGloSfo, PIT 6rmi s. 8crnoro
@cas; @ianiltin SRI. 6lorence 6.
GoDnc. giniiibnmg BON @oter @lat.
t6eip 8. 1ortier, @. g., ourD Gdter
5ronris q. Goorp, Neftor Der ct.
Martins Stride; SiIoad, y@aiiaoe
@iro'S 6orelpea" Sopran Sri. Marp
@lcGlosfp, 9llt Srat s. Bernard
@eas; 4Sioniitiu SRI. 6Iorcncc s..
Goppc. nEoS Seben unO Die G6oten
BON Scr SSlmgfrnu bon SrlcnnS"
oiud 8atcr Wlattbcw 8. 5ortier,
9. S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Ger g4eltfricg bentc por cincm
Sabre.

Sic EeEticben GabeR Bel Sou.s
Dies ieiuolibe Sdiibcnerdbeu arf
elmer Strcdc ban 500 @leier ge-
ltiirmt.
&onItdntinopcl ocInciltirt ole
rldiiicben ,Sontaiic.gcriHte iiber
Gr5eruU no iibcrbaupt feline be-
oeiItenoen &dmpic itottianoen.
Iie Giirfen baben ipeitlicb bon
gr5ertim ieiic Sielluuaen bc5o-
gcn.
Gic 5enaiii, Oeneu iib ouoerc
fricgeriibe 9lrabcriidnlmc all
icbloiicn, oringcn in Der 9lihtlng
auf oas 91iIt6al pur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
s0nmaalt inioIac BON gIntUerInlt.

sSniolge bon @litpcrllIit iiel &C.
itern 9iorecri scr giegcr 1obn Snolp.
oon BON Der Boots. Str. III Der iiio.
iucitGnet NoIi3ciitation inDbnmaDt.
tr muBtc in's llniDcriitdts.Soipital
rciAatit meroci. Snomoen mar BON
ieiner 9iaiieoenoiiin Marp Stepart
lud0rcuo cines Streilcs IN einem an
Saollns 1tr. eelcgcnca 5tolIGcbdnoe
nit cincm Mciier IN Den rebten glrm
GeitoHen lporoeit. Sic Jral iplroc
iiE ciH Ser6or ain 10. @ldra ieilac.
hallcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

SeIeorap6iidler g9etterbcridlt.

glns oen iibrieen glnoes.Metter.
Neobodiun9s. Stationeu tpuroen Oie
iolgcuocu ltieorigitcn GeHpcrotiiren,
bic Inn s llbr gciieru slbenO berrid-.
ten bcridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Miir cin NcinlnctrdnF.

3oS ron SEQ. 0jiintbcr gcbralue
Bier iIt oas bette. @ielc @curtbeiler
bon @icr erfldreiL oab cs ireclio ci.
mem erIIflaiiigcn ou2l0nOildcn 9icr
eleidfomlut. @erooc oas 0ing fiir
Oen 8onilieraebraud. Geines 9tro-
ma, better @eidmnd lmo lebr ndbr-
frditig. Gireft bon Scr 9rouerei
our1 sic neilciten @Sdidinct obae-
fiillt, moour6 allacmeine 9lcinbeit ee-
iiHert miro. Giite ST. 4Sbone:
@olfe 20.
SunitS.tSigEo.Do) (glna.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
Gonnennllf. in6 llnteraana.
gHcttcrausGdltell.

Sir WlarDlan0 im0 oen 3iitrift
Columbia belttc flar imo peitIiAc
@Hoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

!, ,gsnbitDylum' @-a els 0cpfnB"
Z, ,i5DrS '6" glione at Gait"
y sttiauetg Tbe MlilliarD D(aioS"
ypippperumc" Naii0epine ltilo gSanoelhiloer.
i aakurNluuD Gdnoeriue uro gannnelbioer.
y vWspNis isytgnngulir" CO Iona 0eiip"
l'rt0rin" @anoepiue HID lDanoebiloer.
I. rrntctltnsWtiellidinf" NCnuerIiQg. bcil
, 6eDuiar grObes @on5ert IN ocr aNDric".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
g3eint glusIteiacu Oerunoliidt.

t5roif Steaa NicGonl BON 0cr
@nriuid.9(uenue ficl gcIiern @lpracu
ans ciner Gruio-Sia.9loc. Glcttri-
iden lno perlebte iiN an aopi Sdnl.
Ter uno glrm. gtadocm iie BON emem
g(r5t III Scr 9lohboriddft bc6nnOelt
iporoen mar, lpur0e iie in OaS Sein
i6rcr 9hweiler, 6rcu Cora Bates,
IN g3r. 1901 @cit.9iort6. 6.9IOt. be.
oleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
niir Oas alto Osnti6c G6cpaar,

9cnn es uidt 0icl it, 10 lit es ood1.
INNER etipos, ipas fir Die alten Ocit.
idleu GbcleiItc eiuaeDt. @eiicrn ging
$i ppn Wl. n. eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

IN Der Qi6liotbef an Der @eIt-
9|ort6-9tpenuc, nabe Sentalou.5tr,
miro SEER s. S. Giiepbronot om
licuitag, Oeii 6. 9Rdr5, cincu gor.
trag iiber bic foniicbcu Sacben IN
scr Muiif imo IN @uiif.Suiiraneu,
ten" balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

Gine Storing III Den meitljden
Stoateu 3ieBt uarb bcn Often lno
miro 9iegen ooer Sdnce im @cfolgc0
guben, Iie Gemperotitr mar bober
i'll Ser See. .&cgion rno nicoriger III
ocu ylciI GugIono. Staateu.
Sic Icmperotiir miro III 6cn nit.
teioiiontihen Stoaten belite Iteigen
ltuo n Scr Gbio-H -Hcgion falen. Ger
c5ii0miuo miro iid beute naH 6enl
Nciten 0rebcn llno morgcn etluas
filblcrcS g8ctter 6ringcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

fonn inn Sen ii6er oen Gcean Sit fen.
Oenocn Irlppcu gto9rungsnlittel 5il-
5utii6reu imO @lunitiou 0il tronSpor-
tiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22
So. SSranf Hasncr tOOt.

SSr Sranf 2snoucr, Scr 5lpeitc glas
Itbnit im @cnnDraNGarf 81
atrliuoioi Itarb pI0blid ud6renO Der
Arbcit ii Scr Gllmpcnitation ocs Sos
tcts ant @criibIag. Ger @critorbcnc
iuar 57 Sa6re alt un0 ipo6nte an
gsarts&cigbts- -glpclrnc lno 6interldBt
fimf Got6tcr. orci G66ae imo orci
9riloer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

7cusidc, 1cfterreidliidje nno llusn'
ride NricGsnuIeiben.
400 Wlarf nno 100 AruncH nnfiuGrts.
ShcO. y. Gisuer Il Gu.,
Mlroi3) 217 Gli.Nat6 mOrr-Str-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

9lationolaarOe bci Scr 9(usuluite-
rlng be6iilfli6 fem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-22

2N ell wv y W u II v ",
1ie pom @ouperncir Sorrinoton
crnonute @ereitidJoitS Goniniiion
biclt gcitern ibrc critic SiBmg I'M
Gurcuu oeS @oupcmeurS lno er-
iud6ltc Sru Carl ". @rop sum Gor'
liter. 91od Ginger 9eratbrng iiber
sic 81 crgreiicnOen Sbritte ipiuOe
bcIdlpiicn Gin Gonitc 5i ernennclJ
pcldeS iid) nit Dem &rdiiOeutenS9il.
ion in @crbinonng iebrn ioa, nm 81
crmitteln, mas sic Wlnrpldnoer Gom.
niiiiion cigentlic6 nod t6un fonu,
Inn scr 9ie0ieriun0 81 5cigcn no lie
i6rc 4ilidlt ocrnoNloliigt bat. Gas
Gonite bcIie6t aus Oen SoSs 6ronciS
gs. Sends, SoopurO 9rucc imO g9m.
IS. ailiaH
q ntom obiles fiir 0eu& riea
Ter StaotS 9lutonobil Gonl,
nliiidr s. 9lrItin 9org6mon bat be-.
launt ocgcbcn DoB cr cine elite iol.
der 9Iutomobilbciiser auiiteaen wilt
ueldc i'm Safe ene9 arie9eS nit
Ge!ticblono 6creit iiuo, ibrc 9(utoao.
bileS Der 9lnocs He9icrlng sur
Geriiigilng 81 itellen ST.. Muffin
nimmt OH oaB bic &raieruua oieglu.
toniobiles bei einem gluS6ruGe Oes
Srieges nit GeutidlauO brauheu
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27
PUDDLES, A CAT FISHERMAN
Emulated Skill of His Master, and En-
Joyed Diving In and Fetching
Out the Dogfsh.

The English naturalist, Francis
erman Of Portsmouth, England, whose
cat, Puddles, emulated in his peculiar
way the fishing skill of his master.
Quoting the fisherman, Mr.. auckland
said:
He was the wonderfullest water
cat as ever come out of Portsmouth
harbor was Puddles. He used to go
out a-fshin' with me every night. Cold
nights he would sit In my lap while /
was a-fishin' and poke his head out
every now and then, or else l would
wrap him up in the sail and make him
lie quiet. He'd lay down on me when
I was asleep, and If anyone come he'd
swear a good one, and have the face
off 'em If they went to touch me. And
he'd never touch fish, not even lit
tie teeny pout, If l didn't give 1t to
him. l was obligated to take him out
a-fishiR, or else he'd stand and yowl
and MARI till went back and catched
him by the poll and SHE'D him into the
boat, and then he was quite happy.
When 1t was fine he used to stick
up at the bow of the boat and sit a.
watchin' the dogfish. They used to
come alongside by the thousands at a
time, and when they was thick all
about he'd dive In and fetch 'em out,
damned in his mouth, just as If they
was a parcel of rats. He looked ter
rible wild about the head when he
come up out of the water with the fish
In his teeth.
I larnt him the water myself. One
day, when he was kitten, / took him
down to the sea to wash him and
brush the fleas out Of him, and in a
week he could swim after a feather
or a cork.-Youth's Companion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27

through going into a business venture
with false friend. Well, it was I'm
Gle Cyrus who lifted me out and /
have never forgotten 1t. He is well
come TO my home as an own father,
and / feel sure he will appreciate it
after what | learn of his experience
with two other branches of the family,
who had but one hope, that he would
die, and one vision, the inheritance of
his fortune"
That settled it, and at heart Myra
was glad. Two evenings later Uncle
Cyrus arrived with an old hide-bound
trunk and a ragged, time-worn carpet
bag.
This is the first comfortable and
homc-like spot I've struck for five
years" he stated complacently, as,
after an appetizing meal which he
fully enjoyed, he was shown up to
the cozily furnished room apportioned
him. "Now, then, nephew and niece,
I'm tired of being palayered and petted
by Il brood of harpies, who tolerate
me hoping to get me to leave them
something when l die. You folks
won't poison or smother me, | am sure,
but human nature is human nature,
and | want to say at the outset that
IL ! have any fortune left when l come
TO pass away it will all so to charity"
1--WE have never had any expecta-
lions concerning you, Uncle Cyrus"
spoke Robert bluntly, "and don't in
tend to have"
"Goodw applauded the old man
"then we understand one another.
Now, then, TO get down to business.
| have placed ten thousand dollars In
a city bank. Each month | shall hand
you a check for one hundred dollars
us long as | live. When / die the pay
ment ceases, so It is to your interest
to keep me alive"
1--WE cannot accept any such
amount" began Robert, definitely, but
Uncle Cyrus intercepted him with:
you'll accept 1t, or l don't stay.
You've got "A daughter TO marry off
and a son to educate. The money will
help out. Nun sed. There's your
first check"
Uncle Cyrus proved to be very lit
tie trouble. He fitted comfortably and
quite cheerily uto the little family
circle. The first of each month he
handed Robert check drawn on n
city bank, and the money proved very
acceptable and beneficial to the family.
with the fall 1t was planned to ar
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27

The next time the farmer runs TO
get his gun TO shoot hawk or an owl
he shonld stop and think. Naturally
he believes hawks and owls to be The
enemy Of all his wiie's ieathered flock
and they sometimes are, but what
about the rats and nicer Do hawks
and owls ever do tho domage that rats
and mice do in homes, barns and heldsi
In this connection Farmers Bulletin
s9o, blouse Rats and Mice" has the
following TO say:
Probably the greatest factor in the
increase OF rats, mice and other destruc
tive rodents 10 the United States has
been the persistent killing of Of the
birds and mammals that prey upon
them Animals that on the whole are
decidedly beneficial, since they subsist
upon harmful insects and rodents, are
habitually destroyed by some farmers
and sportsmen because they occasion.
ally kill chicken or game bird.
1.-THE value OF carnivorous mammals
and the larger birds OF prey in destroy.
ing rats and mice should be more fully
recognized, especially by the farmer
and the game preseryer Rats actually
destroy more poultry and game, both
eggs and young chicks, than all the
birds and wild mammals combined
yet some Of their enemies among our
most useful birds OF prey and carnivor
Gus mammals are prosecuted almost tc
bhe point Of extinction. An enlight
ened public sentiment should cause the
repeal Of all bounties on these animals
and afford protection to the majority OIL
them
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27

The state supreme court has ruled
that fruits and nuts from roadside
trees belong to the owner of the abut-
ting property. This matter has for
years been held in doubt, but now that
the court of last resort has spoken
It is well for vandals who step from
passing autos to swipe fruit to know
that they are guilty OF theft, says the
Los Angeles Times.
Under the law one owns all on or
under or above his land from the deep
est depths delved to as far as he can
reach up in the ethereal blue. III
roots from his trees or plants reach
into your land they are yours; cut
them off. IL fruit or flowers or foliage
sticks through or over the fence or
line they are as much yours as II the
trees grew on your soll-pick them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27

A motion has been made in the Pro
vincial Legislature OF Quebec for the
secession OF that province from the Ca
madam confederation. This is an echo
OF the struggle in the recent election
over the question Of CONSUMPTION, in
which not a single Quebec Unionist
was successful with the exception OF
three in Montreal. 1t Is another evil
denee of the sharp cleavage on the war
between the Anglo-Saxon and the
French Canadian elements Of the popu.
lation. The former are for the war
body and soul; the latter are not. Their
attitude 10 a menace to the effective
ness OF Canadn's aid TO the Allies, and
the cure of the situation is not readily
discernible in the loosely cemented
system OF the Confederacy.
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GOLDEN
HEARTS
-
By Walter Joseph Delaney

4, - ~ NJ "a ~ - - - - ~N~NNN s,
Copyright 1917 Na-tern Newspaper Union.)
Uncle Cyrus is coming" announced
Robert Sloan, home from the office for
the day.
"Oh, dearw murmured his helpmeet,
dsmally enough.
"That does not betoken a very
CHEEKY welcome" suggested her hus-
band. "There is worse to come, from
your apparent point of vlew."
"And that isl" questioned Mrs.
Sloan anxiously.
"Uncle Cyrus is coming to live with
us permanently"
"Oh, Robert" Myra Sloan collapsed
quite. There was u humorous twinkle
in her husbands eye as he remarked:
"You do not seem to covet the COM
pany OF your nearest relative in the
worldp
"Oh, Robert, it is for your sake"
Myra FASTENED to say, "and that OF
the children. l feel that | have no
right to saddle you with new re-
sponslbility. Again, Lucy is engaged
and we must bend all our energies to
starting her out In life respectfully,
and Nelson must go to college. Uncle
Cyrus would jar on them, and on you,
too. He is full Of whims. irrational,
and, while as his niece l would fulfill
my complete duty towards him pa
tiently and willingly, L must first con-
slider those nearer and dearer to me,
you and the children"
always loyal to the home crowd,
little woman" applauded Robert APP
provingly, "but don't think you quite
comprehend the situation. / am going
to tell you something you never knew.
You wondered years ago how / ever
got out of the load of debt incurred
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-27

answer is afforded by the fact that the
submarine has failed to serve Germany
as it was publicly expected to do and
that England has transported over
Is, 00O, 900 fighting men with loss OF
fewer than $500. a loss Of about
ops per cent is no loss. The submar-
inc attack accounts for only one two
hundredths of the total deduc ton from
Eng!ands fighting force. Germany,
if it had made such record, would,
deafen the world with hurrahs for
German deficiency"
The navy OF England is great and
more effective today than three years
ago. It's tonnage in 1917 is Il per cent
more than the tonnage Of 100000 tons
in 1914. It's personnel has grown from
I46, 900 men to 100000, its aViators
from roo to 4l,000. 1t sweeps the
German ocean day and night and per
forms it's duties without stain upon
humanity IT has safeguarded inc
transportation not only OF $4,000, 600
soldiers but of 1000, 900 horses, 25,000,-
900 tons of explosives, 100000 tons
Of fuel and 100000 tons OF food.
It has been the salvation of America,
England, France, Italy and Russia.
No words can render justice to its
transcendent service. The overthrow
OF Germany would prove impracticable
but Tor the sea power Of England
Spokane Spokesman-ReYiew.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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