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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

rg2ebenberoieuit~ crlougt 6oben.
Gocbi ioI ser N3ittellnann fir Die
EoIi5iiten in Oielen oieier Erausaf-
tionen gepeien fem
Goc6rs @eitduoniB entiernt, pic
eS 6eiBt, ie0en 3weiel oaran, Dab er
ser N2or0er oes @lGodens mar, mO
iomit miro es I'M 10 OriueenOer no.
t6iq, na1 9(niicbt oes Gomnili6rs
@ooos, in Griabrlmg 81 brineen
iparlm sic 9eide oes N11obenS niht
eeilmoen unO Gocc6i @eIe0en6eit 5ur
Iludt eegeben wrroe. @s muroe in
grfo9rlmg 9ebradt, OoB Gocdi ipe-
3iell inter Ocn Wlotorroo-@oli5illen
oiele 6reunOe batte, imO iein @eitdno-
nib fam sur 6olge 6aben, oaB me6-
rere 6erlel6en angeflagt meroen ibnl
sur 5lucbt bebiililidl 9epeien 5lt iein.
5rou Gocdbi murOe beute inn 9ii-
reou oes GiItrifts-9lnmaltes 5pei
Stunoen lang eroninirt, unO Te ioa
inter 9lnoerem 0em Riitriftsonmalt
oeiagt 6aben OoB Oie StraBentbiire
ibrer @o6mng felt oem GerIAlpin-
Oen i6reS N}annes 5weimal often ee-
ilnoen ipur6e, nacbOem iie oieielbe
gei6Ioiien bate. 0ieie G6iire fii6rt
in oen Seller, in Dem Oie 9eide Oes
MGo6enS eeiim0en puroe.
SenrD 9. Gruger Der &oter OeS
ermoroeten W}Go6ens, nno SSrou
Grace Sumiitou, pel6e sic Sede
iono, meroen am Mortog ais 8eu-
gen Dor GommiliGr @olitein in Dem
offeutli6en @er6or ernonimen Wer-
Sen.
Goc6i's @eri6winOen.
9(lifreoo Goc6i bego6 Iib Sebruor
nob Dem @erlbminoen Ger IS Sabre
ulten &utb Grieer bon Stem. Dorf
nad Bologna. 9us sic 9ei6e Oes
@ldodens i'm Seller BON Gochi's
Wiotorroo-2ooen in 93ep-Dorf eeiim.
Den puroe, fa6elte @oli5ei-Gommii.
far g9ooos bon 9leip-Dorf nah Sta
lien ino perlongte feline Gerboitlmg
pegen ~loroes.
Gas Staots6eportement in @ai6-
ington iuieoerbolte oaS gInluden mO
Gocbi puroe am 90 Slmi oer6aitet
@r 6et6euerte 5uerit 6eitiglt ieiue lln-
idulO lno erfldrte, 9lmerita wegen
llnannebmIi6feiten nit ieiuer Srau
oerlaiien 81 baben
Na1oen er aber in Gin5el6oft ae.
itedt porOen mar, 6raA er 5uiam-
men, o6gleih er einen 9lnmalt enga-
girt uno ieine 9l6iicbt tunogeee6en
botte, gegen ieine 2luslieieung 5u
tdnpien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
g8om6cn-(5rplOIiOn in NaUana.

SoDano 80. Slui Sine @r'
pIoiiou ereignete ii6 belite glbeno ge-
gen 8 llbr in oen 0ago5in Der @a'
banas- 3eihng, welcbe in Der gan5en
Stoot geipiirt puroe
Sopeit befannt, plrOe cine Ferlon
qetootet mo piele oerleBt. @s miro
geqlaubt oaB cine 9oube 5ur @rplo-
lion gebradt wuroe.
N1e6rere Der i'm Saieu Iieaenoen
S6iiie murOen beidaoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Gpraua iu's g9aIIer.

9tls er eeitern 3admittag bon 30.
li5iit @3iaer perfolgt muroe, lprang
ser 12'Sobre olte sSolepb @abel, ser
in @elt-9altinore mobnt am Fier
glr. A an ser StraBe ms 8ai.
fer unO perlHwan6. Der goIioilt be.
no6ri6tiete oos @oli5eiboot, oaS
nod Dem 2eihnam oes onlheineno
Grtrilnfenen ludte. Qelteru 9lbeno
puroe ober niseefun0en Dab Der
Gnabe unberiebrt nab Sulie getoR.
men mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Grultc ggarunmacm


@eroen in ser fran5oiiiden Geputir.
tcufonmer laut Siniic6tlid)
Ser 93ot6meuoiafcit ser @eroroBe-
rung ser iron5oiiideu Sonoels-
flotte. N2ebr S6iiie, oOer
Sraufreic6 ni6t ldnger I'M itonoe,
iid 81 ernG6ren ioet Elm Gepu-
tirter.
@oris, %. Simi. Die bon
Ser Ceputirtcufonnier poiiirte Heio-
luton. meIde pcrlan9t 0oB Die 9lr-
belt fir sic &erqr0Beruno Der iron-
50iiiden SanoelSuarine inter oie
Gontrolc eines ciaencn Gepartements
fomme, muroe bon Der &egiering dn-
genommen. Ole &eiolntion mar oon
A N1itglieOern oes SanOelsmarine.
9lusiduIies lmter3eicbnet un0 le9te
Der &cgierlng no6e, sic 9lr6eit 0eS
9oueS, &oifeS mo ser Seiermg
BON Sdiiien, melHe biS6er aui me6-
rerc Wliniltcr oert6eilt more1, 3it cen.
troliiiren.
Souis 9loil, ltnteriefretGr fir oie
SanOclsmorine, ia9te, 0orgebrohter
aritif begcgneno, oaB oie irou3oliide
&oniio6rtci,6lotte 81 9eginn oeS
&riegeS eineu Gonnenee6olt bon o.
100000 6otte imO ieitOem 100000
Eonnen, Oooon 100000 olr6&riegs-
ofte, perloreu Bat Sn OerieI6en 9Se.
riooe murOeu 6SO,O00 Eonneu qe6olt
ooer gefalit imo peitere 100000 imO
I'M 9aL IoOoB oic SIotte tbatiGdlicb
9r0Ber iii, ais Dor 9egiun oeS &rie-
eeS.
Ger 0eputirte 9oilion erflGrte,
oaB Der SeIretdr 81 optimiitiid iei
OaB iid oie aouiia6rtei-3Iotte in ge-
id6rliher 9age befin0e uno oaB Oies
Der llntbGti9feit Scr Gegicrlmg 5i3l-
itbreiben iei. @r io9te, es miiNen 70.
fort Sdifie 9ebaut weroen ionIt iei
6ranfrei6 ni6t inn Stanoe, it6 81
Gr ioate, oieie 6roge iiberibotte
ale onoeren, in0 ooB @u9lauo Oor-
3ie6e, CSrantrei6 Sbiife 5u Iei6eu
mO iiir iib iel6lt 81 bauen. @r ibloB
nut Dem Gerlangen, ooB ole 9iegie.
rlmg oaroui beite6e, OQB ole 9(Qiirten
6ranfrei1 Die i6m 5ufommenoeSiilie
geluGbren.
@remier 9libot beItiee oonn bie
Sribune uno iagte, er iebe elm Dab
Ole 9oee ni6t beirieOieeno iei, pies
o6er auf ole S6pierigfeiten oes
Sdiiis6aueS bin. GomniliGr Car
oieu 6o6e eini9e S6ifie in 9(merifa
getaiit uno ole fran50iii6en Sbiiis-
eigent6iimer auigeforoert peitere 5u
tallien, aber er miilie 5u9eben, OaB
lie oomit iebr lanelam ieien. Die
6rage Der @aar5oblltnq Iei cine mei-
tere Scblpierigfeit imo pdbreno es
beiler lei, 81 bauen erflGrte er OaB
Die S6dtigfeit ser 9}ation aif oie Wdl-
nitipns6eriiellna con3entirt mer0en
miiiie. 9luBeroem ieieu Robuateria-
lien ror lmo gel6uIte 9lrbeit lneenii-
geuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Nu gJlansfieIS perlekt.

George Sd6ffler muroe in Naons.
field, Sbio, mdbreno Der 9Irbeit be.
oenflid perlebt imo er modte eerne
ieinen 9ruoer ipreden ebc er aus
Dem 2eben idei0et Scr @oli6eideI
BON Monsfielo, Sames 6eeueu, tele-
grapbirte eeitern on Moridoa Gar-
ter, oeu 8ruOer oes @erurgliidten,
ser in Baltimore mobnen ioa, BON
Dem llneliid au 6ena6ridtieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
03nnOeS 0Srifer in Nranfreidl.

9oris, 90. Suni. ~ Ger nere
8umu6S in Der omerifanii6en mill.
tarii6en Gomniiiion lit Ger 06eri0r-
tier Der Ser. Staaten @laior SarrO
Solon @raDes, welcber gum Nlaior
in ser HeIeroe ernaunt wuroe, ais er
iid bereit erflGrte, Oie @dlOer IN
Sranlreih 81 unterIudeu. @r miro
ole 5raee oes SeriiberbringeuS zines
&egiments BON @aloorbeitern, Inn
bel Ser GonierOirimg Ger iran5oiil6en
g9dloer 5u 6eIien, iueuu iolde SiilIe
n0tbig weroen Iollte, in @rpdglmg
5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
0cr nlnlifnIiIde g9adlter.

STUDENT emit einigen 9oae9gen
wegen nGdtlideu Singeus onge.
flagt): u@esbalb ioa i'd oeuu 3e6n
W}arf 6e5a6leu uno Die anoeren mIr
fiiuf2~ 3euee (gladtpabter). elm
merfeno. n@eil Sie nebenbei nod
falIh aelunqen buben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
SRI. @race enSes 8uitauO bciicr.

gSoufefbo @is., 90. syirni.
llnter Dem @iniluB BON fiinitIi6en
W}itteln erlangte SRI. @roce 2usf,
sic @lorOerin Ser Srmi 0ooio 9io-
berts, 6elte 9t6enO etpas SbIat mo-
Ourh oie 9efiirbhtngen betrciis i6rer
@eneIlng foit gGn5lid beieiti9t mer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
SdJlimme TOlgen cincs SireiteS.

@lit elmer flufienoeu @uuoe am
Sinterfopie purOe grpiu 9iubin, BON
gfr. 1912, 9}oro.Smollmooo.Str
ms WlarDlanO @eneral-Soipital se.
braht. gr NOR noh einem Streit
nit CHARLES ". Stein on gir. 225s
2inOen.9Ipe., an ser Gde ser gutap.
mo Sranflin-StroBe. gegen oos
Shouieniter oeS oort beiinolihel
GigarrenIaoeuS aeitoBen iuoroen.
Siein pilrOe oer6aitet imo fir Elm
@erbor on %. Simi in Ser iueitli-
den @oli5eiiiatiou unter 9iir9iAaii
entlallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Siir's o0lOt6e areit30.

Die 81 iommeInoen $t00,O00,000
miiIien 6eute uu0 morgeu bon ge-
madt wer6en. II 9orO 9lort6-
cliiie, ser britiibe &riegs-Gom-
miIiGr iagt ser Grieg 1T erit in
ieinem 9lnioneitaoilmL imo ieOer
Sent imO ieOes 9Soor SGnOe wer-
oen ge6rail6t.
Sgaibin9ton 80. Slni.-0ie
ireipiaieen Gompo9ney@omite'n iiir
oas ,&otbe arel5" in 0en amerifani-
I6en StGOten lmO Orti6aften mir.
fen Sonntag uno N}ontag nod 20
WGQionen Collars 5uiammen brin-
gen, menn ser 100000 0,000.6ono
ollr6 Die 9lrbeit Der @o6e bod ee-
ma6t weroeu iol. Ger oeiomn1te
9etroe in oen ie6s Soeen Der @o6e
6elGlit ii6 auf lmgeid5r $S0,OOO,-
600.
9or6 91ort6cliiie, Ser sur 3eit in
sen Ser. Staoten meilenoe britii6e
&riegs4GommiiiGr, ioete in einem
grieie an Srn. 9. Mc6arlono, Dem
9oriiBer Oes 5inon5-Gomite'S Oes
r&otben 9reu5eS~ in @oi6ineton,
0aB ieoer Collar fir oie Sode 0ef
SumonitGt not6menoig lei. Sic mer-
0en ie0en Sent, oen sic iammeln
f0nuen ge6rauben", iagte 2oro
93ort6cliiie, limo ieoes @oar @|en-
idenbGnoe, mas Sie bei6ditieen f0u-
men. 9}ad meiuer 9lniibt 1T 0ieies
nur ser geginn Oes Grieges.~
Inter Oen groBen bisber 6efonnt
eegebenen Simmen iin0: Cincinnati
$t,4O0,000, Cetroit $2,t6t,000,
Buffalo $t735,OOO, @itts6urs6 $2,-
$4,000, Bolton $2,O9S,OOO, ct.
2ouis $1,465,OOO, philadelphia ST.
$4,000, O6io $7O92,OOO, @enniDl-
bania $4615,OOO, Saiuois $41f9,-
900, 91ew gorf $3,59t00O, @loiia-
6uietts $3,259,0O0, @lidigon $2,-
6t7259, @liIiouri $2,200,O00, Seem
SerieD $1,990,000, Californian ST.
6S7 900, Connecticut $L649,00O II.
@finneiota $1,239,000.
Gnalewooo, 9&-Sy an eriter
Stelle.
@oibington- %. Suni.-enele-
mooo, g&-S itebt 6eute an Ger Spite
Der bonn 9fot6en areu5-Ganpogne-
Souptplartier Oer0nentlidten &iite
Der @brenitdote. gs bat ole i6m 5uee-
wielene Sln1me bon $4,000 mebr
ais fiinf @lal eeiammelt nGnlid
$112,749, Gas Iofale Gonite erpartet
nod me6r geitr1ge.
Stint in Nlidigan itebt an 5peiter,
San Sole @alv an oritter lnO
Orange, 9&-Sy an nierter Stelle.
@s lino 81 gro5ent ser 5ugepieie.
men $4000O00O, ndmlib $33,S470O0
eeiammelt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
N SCI .arbeiter8eitlma, geien.
Sin OItes GOfimcnt ii6cr OaS Star.
tcnIpiel.

tcHipiel.
Die aiebibe. ole 0en GartenipieIern
ii6cr oie 9ldieln idouen imo Iid I'M.
oe6eten ms Spiel miiden, iino ieoem
cdteu Saiier ariiuolih pcrboBt Gle
oStroBblrger @oit" tbeilt nun elm
oltes, luitiges Gotuueut bieriiber
nit, cine nnepe 5traiioroeumg~ Sic
Dor ii6er 800 Sobren 1888, ourdl sic
9erIiner Sdontmirt6e berausaege.
ben wllr0e un0 iolaenoen @ortlaut
bat: oSer Oem ileibigen ShHler
iiber oie 9lhieln eudet alio Dab i'm
eDnc belize glngit murot ocn iou man
bolO Deriogen unO 6eDBt i'm elm Size
bib. 29er aber bic aarte bon meen
Spieleru 6eglobert bat. uno Count I'M
cDn liiitlcin cDneu ctuaS fun 3u
tbnn nit &lappern nit Sen 9llgen
oOer, Gr iAmabet nit Dem @iaul
Sen ioa man poniiiren I'M 30 @ien.
uige in auter @liinb ooer cBn ariige.
lein poa mnlbbier 81 gemeDnem Be
item Damn oeriog i'm. gSer iid aber
6eoiinfet 70 boil weisbeit 81 iein,
Dab er Oen Spielern mill rat6 aeben
oOer lageu, er babe eDncS ndt redt
geipielt. Oen ioa mon mli iein maui
lhlaqen. aud inn oos aappleDn iber
Die S6ren treiben ocnn er lit epu
Giel, oa3u ioa man i6n perItdupen
uno Werfe i'm ali Die galle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
(Iefnnaene IN NeltidlIan0 ucr0adlIiat.

&openbogem 90. Slni.-Cie
oerticben 3eihtneeu Iino beute nit
rei6lic6em W}ateriol perieben poroen,
Inn auS3uiiibren, OaB ariegsgeIon.
in Geutiblano, belonoers 6ron5oien
Guiien un0 Ser6en an elmer eiean-
tiiHen &eridw6umg bet6eiliet lino,
peIde oarouf a65ielt, Ourb Sabotage
Die &ricgst6dtigfeit i'm Snnern Oes
2on0es sll Itoren mo oaB iie lid in
groBem llmiang nit 9ranoitiitmg,
3eritorung Der 6eloiaat mo &eril.
den sur 9eid6oiglme bon @}aidine.
rie'n beiaiien
Gs III ibwierie felt5uiieGen impie.
peit oieic Gr5d6htnaen aui e6rliben
@lalI6en ser @eanteu 8nriid5uiii6ren
limo lno mie oiel oooon auf einen
wo6lii6erleeten Elan entfd0t oaS
&olf aegen Dloalidfeiten po6iam 81
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Nnferhs0en

sic iinO nidt toot, iie idloieu uur:
iiebt Bauer 6riiblina aui Die llbr
inO ipribt: rs lit 3eit 8um Aui.
eritebnl"
Damn peroen mir iie alleiomnt
bon Sonnenliebe ben umiloinmt,
ais Solme lprieBen ie6u.
Gin ieOes @er5,oas unteu Iieot
BON einem idorieu Sta4 beiieat
miro cine glebre f6rueriduer;
bon teinem 5einoe nebr beorobt,
periponoelt iid in 6rudt unO @rot
Der SboIle treue ge6r.
llno mas i'm 9Soloe iiel lmo itarb,
iter0euO i'm N1eer Inn 6ricoen marb.
IN Sebn nericbarrt ltnO gorpcltinno.
miro emit ais Baum nit lhmerer
9Sradlt,
alS Sau 81 Guoe elmer gtad)t
griiBeu iein heilig 9anO.
gllfoHs Yebpl0,
n 0el aArbeiter5eitimg, g8ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

Sr. @eo. Stepart (StoOeO) 9rolpn,
ser @enerol.9lbi6dber BON glew.
9orf, mar geiteru gum 9eiutbe in Der
Sta0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

Snipiration o@oS Sie
fabren aoruiiea?~ aSo wiiieu Sie,
oonu wero' i'd ihpinolia uno oa
fried' i'd immer Ole beiteu iuhlrilti'
iden GiniaQel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
SIN lInteridIie0.

Sic lollerL I'M Sbren gloDbar
SduI5 al Grgern oefen ylameu So.
rem Suno geeeben baben.
0os 1timmt nibt, Wlein glahbar
idreibt lib mr nit eiuem O. men
&uno a6er nit einem +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

98em. Yorf, 90. Snni - 3u-
oleicb nit Der @leIounq Dab 9llfreoo
Gocdi eiuaeitanoen babe, Dab er
Sri. &ut6 Gruser emorOete, wuroe
beute bier bon bober glutoritdt be.
bouptet, ooB minOeitens Elm GuBeno
W1otorrao FoIi5iIteu inioIge Ser I'm
teriudmg oeS 6aIles iuspenoirt
merOen piirOeu.
Gie llnteriu9uua, Die bonn SSnIpef,
tor Sourot auf 9lnregung oesYoliSei-
GommiGdrS @ooos ooreenomnen
miro, bot bereits aewiiie lnreeelmd.
Biqe SonOlingen aewiiler @lotorroO-
goli5iIteu ans EoeeSlibt ge6radt.
So iollen oieie @oli5ilten our6 &C..
fGliAte @orlaoungen lno iingirte
@erboitungen uegen Sdnelllfabrens
unO anoerer @erte6rsgeieb-l
tllngen 5iemli6 groBe Summen ais
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
PUBLIC WORK IN
CITY TO REQUIRE
100000 EXPENSE
Contracts Let for Paving and Work
Projected This Summer
Will Help

In addition to the boom in shipbuild-
ing, which will add materially to Aber-
deems payroll this year, considerable
public work is to be done, amounting
to about 100000. To pave IL blocks,
contracts for which have been let by
the city, will cost $46,100. The new
grade school at Third and F streets
will cost $4,000. Two blocks on Di-
vision street from Sirth to Eighth are
to be paved this summer, one or two
South Aberdeen streets are to be gray.
eled, the approach to the Heron
street bridge is to be repaired, and
some local labor undoubtedly will be
employed on the paving of the Olym.
pic highway between this city and
Montesano.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
NEW DIVISION
NAVAL MILITIA TO
BE FORMED HERE
Aberdeen and Hoquiam Expected to
Furnish Fighting Force Re-
cruited by DeIanty.

Before June 5, date of registration
for CONSUMPTION, a new division of ma
val militia will be organized in Aber
deem and Hoquiam, announces Ensign
H. M. Delanty, U. S. N, who came
down the other day to start recruiting
1t will be necessary to secure 80 sig
natures for formation of this division
but no difficulty is anticipated in get
ting them. At the same time, divi
sions will be organized at Raymond
and South Bend; Bellingham and Ev.
erett; the state university; and at
Tacoma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
HIGHWAY is CLOSED

The Olympi highway between Mon
tesano and Aberdeen was closed yes
terday, the Grays Harbor Construc-
ton company starting on the paving
of the "a miles east of the Country
club. Auto travel for the next several
weeks will be over the South Side road
via Cosmopolis or the Wynooche-Wis
kah road.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
FEW SIGN PETITION

Only five hundred names were Sc
cured to petitions for referendum on
the bone dry law in Grays Harbor
county, of which Aberdeen furnished
233 and Hoquiam some 300 A total
of $4,000 names must be secured from
the state to prevent the law from go.
ing into effect June 6.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
EMPLOYEES GET
$4,000 MORE
FOR WORK NOW
Wage Increase Granted Last Week Is
Costly But Seems to Meet With
General Favor.

The City of Aberdeen, as result
of the wage increase granted last week
to almost all city employees, will pay
$500 a year more than before the
new scale was adopted, or $445 a
months more. In the street depart
ment the advance amounts to about
$163; fire department about $165; po-
lice department $35, and water de-
partment, SIS. There seems no dis
position, however, on the part of the
public generally, to criticise the coun-
Gil for raising employees pay.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
SERVICES FOR MILETTE

Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon for Emil A. Milette, former
Aberdeen councilman, who was run
over by train in the railroad yards
at San Bernardino, Cal. Services were
conducted by the Moose lodge, at the
Elerding & Pinnick chapel, Rev. Chas.
McDermoth officiating.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
WANT MOOSE MEET

Five automobiles from Aberdeen and
two from Hoquiam will go to Belling.
ham June II and -, to endeavor to
capture the state Moose convention in
1918 for Aberdeen. Next Friday night
dance will be given in A. o. U. w
hall to raise funds for expense of
getting the convention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
BAD DAY FOR STARS

Sunday was a bad day for Deans
All-Stars. They were twice defeated
on Willapa Harbor, the baseball team
of South Bend winning to 0 in the
morning, and Raymond, by to 1, in
the afternoon. Lack of practice prob
ably accounted for the wallopings,
which the All-Stars are confident will
not be repeated in their next games.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
OPEN QUARTERS
SOON FORLOCA
WOMEN'S WORK
Aberdeen Branch Of National LEAGUE
for Women's Service Will
Start Work.

Announcement of Aberdeen head
quarters for the local branch of the
vice soon will be made, the chief
work facing the women being to stan
dardize efforts along lines of con-
structive patriotism, and to promote
the efficiency of women in meeting
responsibilities of everyday life. Mrs.
w. H. Tucker is chairman of the local
organization, Mrs. Elwood Bratton, is
treasurer, and Mrs. l.. l.. Goodnow
publicity agent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
KILLED BY FALLING LIMB

Struck in the back by falling limb
yesterday morning, w. Smith, employe
of the Copalis Lumber company near
Carlisle, died within short time after.
wards. He had been resident of
Aberdeen for three years previous to
going to Carlisle three months ago,
and is survived by the widow and one
child, residing at Prineville, Ore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29

Photo by American Press Association.
AT TIE PUMP.
Though small, she is able to work the
handle enough to fill her glass. The
camera man caught her just as she
WAS about to take drink.
Riddles.
What is it occurs twice in moment,
orca in q minute and not once in a
thousand years: The letter NJ.
why is milkman like mill horse!
Because he goes his rounds.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
ELkS FLAG DAY

The Aberdeen Elks lodge will raise
large flag on the new pole in from
of their club house on Flag Day, June
IA. The usual Flag Day ceremonies
will be held there instead of at thu
Grand theater Maurice Langhorne
the well known Tacoma attorney, viii
deliver the address.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
Hudson River.

The entire length of the Hudson riv-
er is 300 miles. From Troy to the
mouth of the river in New York bay,
distance Of 100 miles. the river Is
tidal. owing to the low grade of its
to back up. 1t is this lower tidal navi-
gable portion of the Hudson that is Of
so much Importance. and Of course the
water is salt. 1t is regarded really an
estuary of the sea. Above Albany and
Troy the river is small stream, and
to it's source the water is fresh.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
FREE PICTURE SHOW

The Knights and Ladies of Security
will give free motion picture show
this evening at the Bijou theater, fol
lowed by musical program. Conven-
tion scenes of the lodge will be shown
in one of the pictures, the other being
a comedy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
AND POTATOES MIXED

A raid on the steamer Solano last
night by Chief Of Police Dean, Captain
Jos. Searles and Officer Graham re-
suited in the confiscation of IL bottles
Of whiskey, found in sack stored
down among the potato supply. No
arrests were made.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
MRS. MARGARET FOREMAN DIES

Mrs. Margaret Foreman died Friday
at local hospital, aged 81 years. She
had resided with her son, Roy Fore
man, near McCleary. Surviving the
son, is a daughter, Mrs. Taylor, of
Summit.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29

MRS. M. E. Pealer and son II w
realer' departed Friday for Millyille.
Penn.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Wakefield came
down from Elma Saturday for short
visit here.
MIS-. Andrew Reid is home again
AFTER a short stay at her Pacific
Beach cottage.
d. r. Stone, president of the Astoria
port commission, was a visitor in All.
erdeen the other day.
+
Manager George F. Nye, of the Grand
theater, made business trip to Seat
tie the end of last week,
House Cleaning? We will buy those
old papers and magazines that are in
the way. Phone 3O1 or 500 A. c.
Girard. 24.tf
Mrs. ]. A. McGillicuddy and Miss
Agness McGillicuddy are in Tacoma,
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
McGillicuddys sister.
John COrkey departed last week for
Duluth, Mimi, where and in other Mid
die Western cities he will spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mccoy, after
two years stay at Malone, are pre-
pairing to move to Satsop where Mr..
Mccoy will teach next term.
s.
H. H. Giles, assistant to Secretary
OF State l. NJ. Howell, was in the city
Saturday looking into industrial con-
ditiOns here, to obtain material for
publicity matter issuing from his Of
fee.
Mrs. Frank Hall at her home on
West Sixth street, Thursday afternoon,
will entertain the Canadian club, the
women in the New Brunswick section
being hostesses. Sewing for Red Cross
work will be done.
At the home of Mrs. Arthur Fair
on North D street, teachers of the pub
lie schools who are members of the
First Baptist church, will give re-
ception tomorrow evening for other
women of the church.
~
Maj. 0. R. Austin, Capt F. M. Cook
and Lieut.. James Sexton, all of the
Second Washington Infantry, were
week end visitors in Aberdeen, Lieu
tenant Sexton remaining over to con-
duct recruiting campaign here.
-
Simon Burnett, of Seattle, is spend
ing a few days in the Burnett Bros.
jewelry store, while his brother, Abe
Burnett, who went to Missouri with
the remains of Mrs. Burnett is away.
Abe Burnett is expected home in
few days.
In San Francisco next Friday even
ing will occur the weddings of Miss
Gertrude and Miss Thyra Swanson,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Swan
son of this city. The former will
marry Harry A. Lundberg, the latter
Tracy Vanucie.
Mrs. and Miss Goforth were guests
Saturday evening at reception given
by Aberdeen Rebekah Lodge No. 24O,
in honor of their departure, Sunday,
for Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Cora Cot
fin, past president of the lodge, also
was a guest.
H. M. Delanty and Glen r. Snider,
ensigns in the naval militia, came
down the end of last week on brief
furloughs, from which Snider returned
yesterday, and which Delanty, accord
ing to present plans, will lengthen into
recruiting campaign for another d.
vision of the naval militia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-29
LOSE LITTLE SON

Tony Bibich, aged three months, son
Scott street, died Sunday, funeral SER
vices being held yesterday from the
Whteside chapel.