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The Holly chieftain., 1917-01-12

at Holly. in the State Of Colorado. at the
close Of business. Dec. u. 1916
RESOURCES
oysrdr.i,.. secured .uu..eur.ds2.72s So 272s IS
tD;. v;g :, : n..,. 'l2.so0 90 ;, soo ~
s.eurite. other than U. $. bond. mot
Total st. bonds a securities. rites. etc. 2s2so OF
Of .ub.erip.ion) 800 90
Rss Estate owned other than bank.
Ne. Ano.s, Du. from Approved rs.e,v. .se.,.
10 New York. Chicago. and ST. Louis 6.202 rs
Duo from approved reserve agents
in other cities 5000 o. 9206 70
i.eiudsd in IL or 2o) 2l.2ls 80
Other checks bsnfs in the city
town reporting bank. 81 30
fr.s,oa.i eurreaes. asIe. and cent. iss e 1907 Is
F.d...i Reserve ss note. '' $500
Lawful rs..rv. i vsul, and ne, amour. du.
from Federal Reserve Bank 0.54O 80
.ad ia. from U. S. Treasurer e2s %
Total s2se.ss4 n
Capital s.oel. paid in $4,000 90
Gadisided profits. ss.lsl 90 ''''' :
Less current expenses, interest
and taxes paid lap SO 7.738 Is
Amour, reserved for taxes accrued. 663 q
Circulating notes eu,st.udius 1900 90
Net amount due to banks and bankers
(othsr than included in 20 30) 2l0 28
Demand dsposits:
lsdividl deposits subject, to check 1ss.5A3 4s
than 80 d.y. '''' 1878 80
Cashier checks outstaudinsN 1915 81
Total demand deposits SIP .643 81
Time deposits,
f fs.i .. s ssss. ssss1s '0''l -
o: Tsa.l s%. q s. os.S s04o7 IS ~ o
Tot. $3.50 9s4 n
State Of Colorado. County OF Prowera-ss.
H. E. Mckeever Cssier OF the above named banks
oeay that the above statement is true 10 the best
al my knowledge and belief.
H. E. McKEEvER. Cashier.
Cerrsci-Anest:
E. A. WINES
c. B. DUGAN.
E.E. AMSTERDAM,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn before this 9th day Of
January. 1917.
FRANK H. ALLEN.
(Sssl,) Notary Public
The Holly chieftain., 1917-01-12

The Holly Chieftain has made ar
rangements with some of the most
prominent and enterprising mer-
chants of Holly to conduct a trade
Building and Goth Anniversary
Prize Campaign in which q large
list of valuable prizes will be given
to organizations, such as churches,
lodges, charitable institutions, So
cieties, clubs, libraries, schools,
bands, fire departments and indi-
viduals for simply saving the votes
from the live advertisers with The
Holly Chieftain cooperating in this
great campaign.
WHO MAY ENTER.
Any organization Of a legitimate
character, man or woman of good
moral character in Eastern Colora-
do or Western Kansas is eligible to
enter, according to the rlues of the
campaign.
votes are given IN exchange Tor
sales checks or vote coupons from
the cooperating firms in this cam
paign.
Announcement Will appear in the
next issue of The Holly Chieftain,
giving the names of the prominent
merchants who are cooperating in
this, the greatest undertaking of
it's kind ever inaugurated in the
Arkansas Valley. Other live bust
ness houses will be announced as
they enter.
WHO WILL COOPERATE
Watch for the big announcement,
as it will have the names of the CO.
operating firms and also the details
of the campaigns, such as the rules,
districts. vote schedule, ETC., govern
The Holly chieftain., 1917-01-12

Ex-Mgr. Ray Appel of the D. A..
NJ. & p Co. at McClave, has been
sojourning here the past week with
relatives and friends.
H. G. Lamson. insurance sharp of
La Junta, was in town the fore part
of the week on business.
Rev. H. A. Wood of the Metho-
dist church has been quite i'll with
the grippe, but is somewhat i'm
proved as we 60 to press.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-01-12
Very truly,
E. A. WINES.

Our newer brand of tomatoes, 2
for Use while they last.
Pratt 4 Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Gnicntc-2lnhport oOer 0ie @l1uc scr
&cgicrluig 5u 6ciprchcu lmtcr 0em
8onuonoc, CT bnbe sic 9iotc uod)
niht ioraiG(iig 0urdgclcicn. ,3ugc-
gcbcn purOc ic0od) bon offi5icIler
Scite, Oob nod lcinc Gntihciolmg
9ctroiicn lei. Oh oic glntiuort scr Gn-
icntc Dcn Gentrol Nl0htcu iibcrmit-
tclt lpcrocu lo0, lmo porouoiihtli1
miro old III Ocu ndhitcu Gogcn
nidjt Nnriibcr cntidicocn mcrocn. on
bic gauJc cage crit cincr geiuilicn-
boficu itno uoriidtiaen llntcrildrug
bcoori. Cifi5icu miro 5n9c9ctcu
ooB iigb sic Gage bc0eutcn0 getlart
babe
Su 9cjug oui ocS 9Srdiiorntcu
9Iuibounl0, oic gclltroIitQt ici lln-
crtrGQlih gcipor0cu mo in Wcgig
aui Scfrct1r 2ouIing'S Grfl0rlng,
oic @cr. Stootcn lpiir0en an ocn
Nano cincS 0ricgcs ae5o0cn luieOcr~
boItc ser @otIboitcr @rof @cruliorff
sic %criidcrlmg Ieutihlou0 ipiir0c
lciuc scgebenen Goudboot.@eIii6ocn
uid)t brcbeu. Iicic 9criprcbcli ipcr-
ocu niht ais inporbeigIid) nit Der
IbGtigtcit Ser Tailhbopte gc6oltcu,
Sic oon ieiten oieieS 9oi0e8 nibt &C.
Suloet lucroen fonnte, ober lie fonntc
ali ciner 8oiiS Qcfiibrt iucrOen bic
iih nit Der &cridie0eubcit Der glis
iihtcn pertr1gt
NSn ociltid)cn @rcilcu pcrocl bic
@coinglinacu Der 9lliirtcn ais ldhcr'
lid bcSeiNnct, neil i6re 1nrocrur9en
nid]t ucitcrQcbeu ionitcn lucnn ibre
@ccrc por Berlin itGnOcn.
9|cltrolc GipIomotcn aobcu SIT
pcrItc6cu. 0ob sic glotc scr 9laiirtcit
Gin iblcAtcr Sdod5ng ipor imo oic
Gricosjielc in cincr iolhen 9tndtbcit
cntbiiatc, 0nB iiHcrliI uielc Sreunoc.
welhc bisber nod Oornn 9lau6ter,
oaB oic Gntcntc fir bic Civilization
tdnpic, ihibig ucrOcn ntiiiicn. @Icid-
5eiti9 miro 0ic ocutidc glotc, ipcldlc
III Berlin aliSgc0cben iplrOc imO nit
Der gtotc scr g(lliirtcn cridicncn ilt
ais ein oiplomotiide8 Mciitcritiid
bejeihuct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

S>nnD, bia Qon0on i2. San. -
Iic uSdmblrgcr 9inhridtcn", bic
TOR cirigcn Eogcn III einenl 9cits
artifcl Oen omcrifoniihcu 9otidoitcr
Sdncs u. Gjcroro fiir icine Gc0c.
mcldc Ct nuIdBlic6 OeS 9onfctt8 Der
p9lmcritnuiiNcn GcielliMnit fit Son.
0el in0 @clucr6c" bielt, auqriiien,
III ocm oicic GcSc ais unerborte gin-
Imiidiirq bon Seitcn einc8 gotIdais
ters elmer nciltroIcn Modjt lit sic III.
ncrea glngeIcecnbeitcu cinrS 2anbcS,
0clu CT offrcoirt III, bciciMnct miro,
citirtcn bic nMcitpb0liitbcr 9oliiis
lden 9}odrihtcn" ooS Organ ocr
9iberalen in oieIcr 9tngelcacnbcit.
Sic nYolitiidcu 92adridteu" be-
idluloigen 0Gl amcrifoniidci Dot.
ld)oftcr IN Berlin oic 9lrbcit 0eS
amcrifonidcn @cri6terItoticrS, pet,
c1c 0etihfrelmoIid ooerimQcniigcno
oelltIdriirciulOlid geiiimt iino, 70.
pcit Der 9otidloiter III @etroHt
fomnnt, auf ic0c moeIibc gSciic 5lt
1inoern Iogar III oeu Geitidlato
per6iinoeten QGnoeru i6nen cS ).
.. inmoglih modlt III Seiterrcih,
llngarn 5li reilen."
Die nSamburger glnd)rihten" fii-
gen bin5lJ es lei fir sen 9tugenblid
5ipor nidt n0elid, 0ie gga1rheit oor.
iiber nod5inpeiicr ober feincSioaS
unolaublid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
lSraiiSemt lalntirt Smffraaetten.

g9ni6ingtolt II. Sonuar.
9robOelu Ole Gcmperotur fl @roO
iuter oen Gefricrpunftc par mo eit
folicr Mino bIics, iiclltcn iid bcute
oie IL idjucioiomcu Sufiragetten.
Soften por Dem uMciBet S5auic"
Gin, Inn Gin0rud auf oell %rdiioentcu
3il MAIDEN. 9uS ErGiioeut giIIon
bon ietncn @oIiipieI 5iriidfc6rte,
ItanOeu oic Boltct in glcbhulg nit
Der Sono 8ur G6rcncripciiung am
suite. Ger @rdiioent eripioerte Ia.
rbelnS bic Ghrenerlueiiimg. Gs mar
oaS critic WloI onB CT sen Hoitcu &c.
aGtun9 ideltte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
ClrmurNct anfacfnn0cn.

Columbus Gu II. Souuor.
Sn ciucu crIiiIaliigcn Sotcl wlroc
iuuroe bcitic Die 2eidc ciucr drullid)
0cilci0cterL nngcid1r % Sabre oItclt
iSralt bic ouBer 5iuci SduBiplnocn,
oub cinct 0urdihuittcnen SolS olf.
5uiuciIet hattie, oufochuoen. Iic
Eoli5ci iudt nad cincn gcluiiicn rs.
.. Ban 9rlmt ats Gbicaao, Der 6os
3inncr am o Sonpor Hmc bate.
Die grnoroctc imiroe ais oie %
Sabre alto N|ona Simon sic ciucr
proniilcutcn Samilic ans Grafton
@..Ga. cltiionunt, iocutiii5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Iic oYere WlarQiette Giien-
bo1u @eieaidoit4 ii Detroit, Did,
ma6te Deute betdint, DoB infolge ocS
Eo6lcumon9clS Ser EoiiagieroieuIt
uerliin0ert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
QpfOnlOtinfciirl crpluSirtr.

&onioS GitD, Nlov 70. Sot
@ci oent Bergouiobreu cincS
6raht5l0cS Scr uSt. Qoui3 & 51n
;Sracisco-9obu~ crplooirtc 6cutc scr
Sciicl Der 2ofoniotibe, iuobei Der 2o-
fonotipiii0rcr Der Scijcr iuo Gin
@rcliicr ioiort octo0tct luuroen. Die
Silttbrcaiicn icbtcn outonatiidl cin
lmo ocr 3ug mlrDc SIM Noltcn &C,
brodt. Iurd Oic @epaIt Scr 81.
ploIion pur0c Der aciicl ans lcincn
@cltclcn Ne6oben mo 2000 sui;
ocit iurt9cidlcloert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

iaeen, OF GSrieoe inter 0ieicn @eoin.
giingen moalid ipdre. uIie gegeu-
ipdrtige glote tpeiit 0orauf hilL Dob
sic 3eit nod nidt gcfonureu iit.
gum ipcnigIteH o6cr lit Die lbiir
nod niht gcidIoiien.~
Gic pnllitc glncrfcnnung Der (Sc-
r~d]tigfcit ibrer 8ebouptungcu lpuroc
BON gIncrifa ge5oIlt ueroeu
Ter rgrprcB" iogt. Sic slitport
lit ipagcniiitbig uno olwhouS nid]t
naAgebeno-4 uGS beitebt feiuc Noii.
nung, DoB 0cr 6einO oiii oic 8coiu.
ellngen eingebeu miro, Bis i5ui itid)t
cine entiAciocnOe giieocrld1e Beige
bradt lit. Tes6nlb III cS oligenblid-
lid iirnloglid diih mr. 9lnndberiing
sil 9er6anOliiiaeu ST MAIDEN. Gcr
SFrieg auB ipeiter eebeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Gliocr u. 9romcr, aus Bittsburg6,
scr imter 0cnt 9|oucu G'YprncS Der.
Doitct lpuroc, IL bcltc gtohulittag
obuc 9iiraibait iiir Sic GnuorhmO
Der 9tslicicuuioa& &opicrc nod glciv.
Norf ieitgc6oIten mor0eu Icr gln.
malt &rowcrS crtldrtc, ais Die Ont.
loiiuHg OcS Wlouncs gcacn 9iir9f
idait ucuucigcrt uirOc, ooB CT cincu
@id)tcr iinocil piiroe, Der eincu 0ot
bcoS Corpus @cic1I iiir Die 6rrilol.
inug 0cs rSuboitirtcn au9itcIleu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
San QeGen lunr nriGIlr0et.

5uii TronciSco, ~. San.
9lnarMiitiidc Nldnc, sic sic Grmor.
ouug OcS @oupcrncurS SSiran ".
,So6uiou bon California porgeic6cn
baiicn innr0cl Gelitc lp16rcuO Scr
&crbal0lling in ocnt Niooncp.aior-
ocr.6ail bird 0iilriftSompalt Com.
Gnfo 0cm 9licbtcr s. Z. Griifin
nitgctbcIt melhe ourh @rieic, sic
III orn Niircou OeS g0eronocr @crf.
mon Die Dor ciuiacn @or6cn nit
ScifIag 6rlcgt purocn an Den EoB
funen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Gum Stills. stoaiaicfrrtar crnonnt

" q bIngtOiL II. ,yonuor. ~
'Grdiioent g9ilion crnanntc bcltc
SRilioir N6i0ips bon Wlaiiod)uIctt3
5lul iir(l0crtre,cnocn Staatsicfrct1r
an SfclIe bon So6n 6. Osborne, Der
fiirjlid oa9 gtnit nieoerlcgtc.
Breckenridge 2ono, Gil 5t. Coulter
Slnpolt lpllrOc 5lun Orittcn 5tootS.
5cfrct1r crnannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Q5radnolid.
MAiirtelt : Mntluart an
9SrdliOcut ySillOn.
9cmtidlan6 SDllte Ieimc
SeOingnngen memmem.

@rdiiocut @ilion imo Stoois.5cfrc-
tar 2oniiug iultcrjogcu Scr glo-
tc Gin ciuoc6cnocs stuaiitn
GieicI6c iuuroc ais icbr GRIND.
lit 6c3cid,uct, oa Sic slaiirteu
Observation-Disclosures bcfount
oabcu, GS iuiro crrpartct, ooB
olb Icuiidlauo icinc geOiuuu-
scn bctoWt oiebt. Tbiirc 5ml
lSricocn nod oiien.
@oibingtou -. Son.-@rd'
Iiocnt @ilion bcgum belltc Gin iorgs
i0ltiacs Gtl0ilmi ser glniiuort BON
Scitcn Ocr Gutcutc oui iciuc 6ries
oenSporidlI0ge, lnii icit5uitcacrl iueI.
dle @elc9cn1cit iidl iiir ciueu iueitc'
rcu 3ug bon lcilcr Seiie bote. ili0
mic cin iolGcr am bcitcn 81 untcrs
nchmcn icic.
Die 9|ptc Der Grientc lulir0e III re.
Qelrcd)tcr Gu6irct8iitiing mio prioo'
tim 5piiHcn oent 9Srdii0cntin imo
Scfrct1r 20nlinQ 6ciprodhen. Bon
aacn Soften lpuroc 5uaeitdr0cn, oa6
sic Gntcntc cine 9riin0libe 9(ntuort
ouf 0cs @r1liocntcn Griuhcn nm ci.
nc glng16c Der ,SricOcnsbcoinglinqcn
0c9cben bobc. Gic glote Id)cint fci.
lie SoiinnnG jii5uIoiieu, ooB Der
Stricg cin bnloigeS Gnoc iin6ct lpcr
DC, oaB a6cr gIiidliher Bciic Die
I6iire fir mcitcre glnItrcnglngen
bon Seitcn ocS Er6iioctten nidt
aan5 gcifIoiicn ici Gem Erdii.
Oenteu itc6en mc6rcrc g9eoe fir
nciic @onOhn0cn oifen. Iorlntcr
cine @clucalnlg, Eentidloilo 81 CT.
IudclL icinc sgcoingunqcl 6cfonnt
81 oc0cn, lpic 6 bic glaiirten 9ctboi
babcn. g}ad, 9lniiNt Der Diploilo.
ten lpdrc cS UoIlitdnoi9 1cicBudBig,
nit Sen @coiugun9ct beiocr Soften
an Der Sdno, Die 9lnhuort ciiicr
Scitc al Die on0crc 81 ii5crnlitieln.
EcntoniiGc 0ipIomotcu
Dcrnrtbcilcn 0ic
glntmort
Eic bicii1en tcutoniidcn Giplunlo'
ten Gielteu nit ibrer 9lnlidt iibcr Die
9lotc Der gllIiirtcu nidt 5uriid. Cir
ucrnrtbciltcr oicIel6c, uno erfl1rtcn
freilniitDig, oaB iolde 9eoingrngcn
inonuc6m6or icien. Sic gabcn 81,
odB oic Aote Iirenger iuor, ais iie CT.
luartet Dottct mo erfl1rteit bic ger.
ntoniihcn Gcr6ilnoetcu icirn bcreit.
meter 81 fdnlpfen.
Sic nddItcu Sdriiten bon Seitct
Der Der. Stooten iperoen crit nod
rciiliher llcbcrleging iinternonnen
lueroen imO pobrideinlid) miro oars
ii6er oas tiefitc GebeimuiB betuabrt
fperoen wenigitens bis ein entsiilti.
ger 6ntidInB qefaBt iein miro.
8 onfing cntihuloigt lid.
Setrctdr Coming ipeigerte iid oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
3ic iI-Suut-@ -@cfn6r.

&on Ocul critcu &orO oer britilden
gloniralitdt SSobu u. Seaicoe st.
9cgcbcr @roBer ais ST irgcno
ciner 3eit i'm jebigcn aregc.
SpicgcIicdtcrci ser brttiidjen 9Ios
miralitdt lit flor eupieicu.
2on0on II. Samlor. Sic
Gaudboot.@cfabr fir imicrc aoui-
fortcisShiiiobrt lit iebt GROCER ais
3u ir9eno cincr iriibcren 3eit OeS
&riegcS, imO eS bcoarf oller itniercr
9r0itc, iic 3a befdmpicu", iagtc Der
GrltG 2oro scr gIornirulitdt Sir
,Sobu Y. Sellicoc, in ciner Ne0c, bic
Ct gcitcru 9lbeuO bci cincnt Giucr
bielt
81 fiigte biujL ooB man iciucr
Ncinuug nob lm5wciieI6oit nit oic.
icr @cfobr iertig mcroelt fonnc inO
miiBte, DOB Die Station iih abcr ourA
Die uuDermeiolicben 8erIliite nid)t 90.
Oon obihrcden laIicn Oiiric, ooS
@oucll ucucr Shiiic init imge-
IdipGdtcnl Gifer 5il bctrcibcr.
g8arnung crgangcH.
(3rnbiIoS nod Gabpinc)
@crliL ~. San. 9(liS Dem
Meihs. .Niarine-gImt perlalltct Sine
bon Dem Orobtoien nBoIobu.Spllem"
ouSeeididte oifcntlide @efnnntmo-
dung ocr 9ritiibeu gIomiralit0t be-
ioot
,GS iuerocn Ociltiherieits glnitrcit-
oungeu genlndlt, Ocu Ocieniipcn Gbo.
rofter Der 9cpofinung britiid)cr
@anoeIsidiife III 3peiieI 5lI 5ie6en.
Gie gIOnirolit1t 1T ic0odl Der glnI.
foiiimg 0ob Sic britiidc Eolitif pollt
itdnoig fIor 1T. sic foun cincu I'm
tcridlieo 5luiibet lnbcwoiiucicu @oi.
Delsid)iffcn uuo loldcu, nic mr. 5ur
Gcrtbcioiolng olsgcriIitet iino, nidt
5ugebeu. sScoeS lat Gin Acdt, iid-
gegcn gIngriifc llno Turhiidung lei.
tens oes sScinoes nit oIIcn Wtitten
3l pertbcioiacib oarf ober 0en tSeiuS
ptm s3iocfc oeS gIngrifis nibt ouf.
iiidenL oa oic5 5u ben 4fIihtcu 6cr
ariegsidjiife ge60rt."
oSolde augenfduigen SpicgcIiccb,
tcreien f0nnen feline iidy alif Gbatio.
6eu griiuoenoc gIniidt iboffen lpcnr
man iid uidt abiidtIih oorouf pcr.
Iteiit 0icicn pompoeu MortihipoIl
ernit SIT nebncn @ir bcfiuoen nus
in bortcnl Sample, ruo boltcn ms
an bic uadtcu (botiuc5clL nicAt al
MOrtfluibcrcicu.
uIic icinoliHen SonoelSidiifc fiib
ren ibrc @cipoifuimg it'll oujngrci
fen. Die britilhc SIottc bnioclt mad
DEM Erii5ip, 0aB Die bette Iert1cioi
aing Der 9luariff i'll. Ios Scbterl
lit ourd dlisgegebene @cieble bcpic
'cn lporoen lm0 unlere Sar6llingS
lpcilc miro iid) 0onah ridtclL ipil
oieic in oic Ebot linqciebt lucr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

&aitiaS GitD, II. San sic.
iiec nleoi5iniid)e Grpcrtcn erfldrcn
Der tSoG Gbap III &cr6inonn9 init
ocr iiingItcn Anfloge 0eS '6odlhii-
lcrS 6rco. @lup iucroc oic mcoisis
niidc &elt nod ldngc bciniicn. Gs
DeiBt, G6om bate 81 Ser MlibHono.
lung ocs IN Gin Sotcl oeIodtcu iln-
6cn Dlornes 5iuci Yeiiid)cn 6elnlbi,
cine nit anotcn, cine obne Gnotcn.
gSalrcu0 Der NliBbanollmg bate
@innp iiets pieocr6oIcn niiiien:
sd bin ocin Sflaoe, ih bin Oeiu
Stlopc iiir bier SSa6rc.4 gGGbrcno
OeS ,Srii6ItiidS nnlBte @lmp ST.
3baip's 8iiben fiicen. G6au mari
ibm ariimel 5lL Die CT nit einrn:
uGanfe ihou. Wlciiter" Quitticren
nuiBte. 9tih bate ct, @liup. sic
3e5en iciueS ySoerrn4 fiiiicu nliiiiciL
ols 3eiden ieiuer Intervening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
9lcnfion fit gsiirQrr.

" Ibin0ton II. Nomior. n
Seocr omerifniii6e @iir0cr iibcr G5
Sabre all mo 5ir 9lr6cit imid6io.
ino oclien &a0rcSciutpmmen ipcni.
ocr ais 5000 6ctrdot. piiroe, foaS
cine Dem SnllSsFeniionS-Gomite Dor-
qclcgtc &orlagc ourdbge6t 50 no.
dentlid Heniiou befonlmeu. Scr ql6.
Gcoronctc 5Genuooo bon G6io lit
Der llr0cOcr ocr Gorlagc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Die 0cr glusbril1 oes Scicrs beglcite.
tcl 0as i'm @eb1uOc gtr. 80 ieinen
llrlprilug botte, bat Den gin0rud Der
porgerllicu oaB Is m6glih, iucun
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

miliar bird is the sparrow. But if yor are not in thee fly it is not an EnRi 5h' sparrow There only is found this f.Sor little pest which never hears a good word for itself unless the winter is SD cold and dreary that any suggestion of feathers is warming to the soul In the country, 90 times out of 1O0, you are listening to a song sparrow. A spontane- ous burst of gladness, if it opens with three notes all alike, is his. Be sure to count three notes He may try to fool you-give only two-hesitate-then the last-then the ripple of joy. I have known him-the rascallrto suppress one of the three But you assume it. There are over 30 other sparrows and it might be just your luck, walking with bird shark. to come upon one of them. Never rnindl There are easy keys. A sparrow chip ping is a chipping sparrow. A sharp- tailed Is a sharp-tailed; black-tnroated. a bla aclz- -throated It is very simple Catch 8 glimpse of two white tail feath- CTS, you have a vesper. A scale run ming down softly in the bushes Is the song of the field. Is a sparrow without special marketings, his note unfamiliar flirts across the road, be a man. Call fi11i7Ti a swamp fox, or tree, according to i'm pulse You are quite as likely to be right as your earnest companion But be firm Only he who knows hesitates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
"soNGs FOR COURAGE"

Gathered by Zoe Beckley and Joseph
 Gollomb Darse & Hopkins, publishers,
 New York city.
 Zoe Beckley, whose charming writings have been read in newspapers the world over, has collected with her husband Joseph Gollomb in gathering a number of beautiful poems together under the title Songs For Courage"
 The little volume Is dedicated to John Masefield and two of his poems are included in the collection, among them, Laugh and be Merry and Truth"
 Among other authors included In the selection are Edward Rowland Sill, Louis Untemeyer. Horace Trumbel, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Robert Browning, Grantland Rice, William J. Bryan. Robert Louis Stevenson, Ellen M. H. Gates, Theodoshia Garrison and others.
 These collections are chosen with con summate skill and keep appreciation and are delicately appropriate to the subject for which they are chosen, for as the authors declare, in a little fore word under the head of Acknowledge ments." nothing is so contagious as courage; nor is any boon so welcome to one disheartened as encouragement
 For those to whom life has dealt tonic than Songs for Courage" It is just the sort of message for ones own heart, or to pass along to a friend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
w. c. T. U. ACTIVITIES
By MRS. MABEL F. LEAkE

The many friends of Mrs. J. M. Myatt, secretary at headquarters will regret to learn she is i'll at St Vincents hospital where she was operated on Thursday night During Mrs. Myatts illness Mrs. C. M Corey will act as secretary at headquarters Mrs. F. M Jackson, pres ident of the Central union, very gra- ciously assisted Mrs. Corey in her new duties Friday.
 Mrs Jackson would remind the mem bers of the Central union of the sewing hours Tuesday morning from to 11:S0 o clock in the auditorium. The work on the comfort bags is progressing nicely, and the ladies hope to finish them soon and take up other work for the sailors and soldiers.
 The ladies who are making comfort bags are not the only ones who sew at headquarters, for just this week one of the business girls who takes luncheon with Mrs. Myatt every day bFought along the material for a tub dress and made it during the noon hours, and a pretty little frock it was. She was grate- full to everybody for the opportunity to sew, to the ladies, and to Mr. J. R. Wil- liams manager of the Singer sewing Machine company, who thought of the RlIJ ana put the tlOuSllL lHlO llllIlSuldlG action.
 The Francis Willard union postponed their meeting from last Thursday until next Wednesday afternoon when the members will be the guests of Mrs. Harry L. Bumstead at her home, South Fifteenth street. There will be an elec- tion of officers and other important business to come before the members. Mrs Bumstead extends a cordial invita- +o to ta
 Mrs E C. Brooks, chairman of the committee on arrangements for the w. c. T. U. picnic at East Lake next Tuesday, announces that an interest ing programme has been prepared and everything will be in readiness for the wearers of the white ribbon next Tues day morning at Il o'clock when a re- ception committee composed of Mrs. Walker and members of the East Lake union will be at the gate to extend 2 cordial welcome to all guests. The ". c. T. U. ladies are requested to wear their white ribbon badges
 Dr. N. A. Barrett will deliver the welcome address and the state presi- dent, Mrs. Jeffries, will be a guest ano, make one of her earnest, inspiring talks
 At noon a box luncheon will be served and it is safe to say it vii be the most delicious W. c. T. U. luncheon ever served as all the ladies are vieing in friendly rivalry with each other over whose box will be the most tempting
 In the afternoon reports from the different county unions will be heard and Mrs. J. P. Moore, superintendent of the medal contest department, will hold a gold medal contest
 W. o Broyles, always ready to do a courteous, kindly act. remembered tie rest room at headquarters with a com fortable rocker that is appreciated very much by the board and the business women who rest there during the noon hour.
 Mrs. Harry l.. Bumstead has re-