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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

6rnS uuignterbroben Dcrbrabtc.
Iros i6reS 9gItcrs fonntc lie iid5 nod
bis 5llr leBten 2cbcnSmobe i6rer
9iciic gcnau erinnern. SSm Sabre
1916 rciHtc tie SSo6H goer sic 0ono
fins 2cbep Gieier itorb inl Sabre
1866. 3uei Sabre ip6ter betratbetc
bic icst Geritorbenc i6rcn aueitcn
&atten GbnrIes Straub, Der i6r I'M
&abrc 1897 i'm Iooe poraiiS 9ing.
Srdit 5trnnb mar Sic sOlutter BON
rs SlinoerJ uou oencn bier, Sctrg
9ocr, iSrdlt @nlilic Stronb, Srall
Tord 0ippel rilo Srnu Aoclina Gis
lento, nod am 2chen iinO.
glilBcrnem bintcrlGBt tic u Gnfel
iino 4 llrenfcI.
Iie leBtai SSabre ibrcS 2cbeuS per-
bradte iie bei ibrer 1oAtcr, ,Sralt
Gmilie Straltb. Set ibrcni SicrieiH
ooer felt 73 Sabrcn mar Der 0Gorre.
iponNent 1ein tdaliHer, gern gciebe.
ncr Gioit in ibrenI Soldc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

Cos WlarDIdtt0cr NiiliS.Gnmitc 5ur
llntcritiibung ner olrb 0en Stricg NJ
gtotb geratheuell RcIcn pcrolientlidl
tc cincn gluirli i'm uclle Nlitalieocr
5lI merbeli. GorNinoI Gibbons bot
bic @rucummg sum Gbrepprdiloens
fen set Srgoniiatloa anGcnomnlcn.
@cneroI Qaluroion 9lieoS, Gg@clia.
QSoriielO, y. v. Grrid, n. Gralpioro
@lod uno pielc au0crc 6erporrogenOc
&iiraer non Baltimore 0obcn iid ocr
@rluceuug ougcidIollcn Ger 1doG
mciitcr NJ q. SlolueM @rlsm0IO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Olud, i'm nenen syu6rc

lolltr ibrc SofcI itets, nm nollfom
men at icin nit Oem 6eIleu perIcti'
sen @icrc ans 5rcO. 9oneruihmiot'S
,9lmcricon 8rGucrn" Ocriorgt iein
peldcs 10 ollQcincin bebor5ugt miro.
0jut obqclaqert aus olScrlcicnltcn
Wloteriolicn bergeitc0t. ailtc 81.
@roucrci; SorforO Slpc., Nlonlmcnt-
itno SiIIcu.Str. Tel. 6. & 4. GRt.
@rruou 365, tGc5sl (Sln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Der @elttries 6entc NOR einem
2Obr.
s. Snnuor 1916.

@clpoltioe aroitoniiren0un'
acn Der Jluiicn norooitlid bon
Gjcrnoluit sic 6ciiorobiihc 5ront
scr %erbiinOeten 6u OurGbrcdcn
iino geibeitert.
Nm oen 2orOuncllcu bat thrift
i1c gIrttaeric Eropidltfllogoimr
Oer g(liirtcn 5critort.
SSu Ycriicn Do6en Die Siullcn'
pcu cinbeimiidcu ,Sreipllligen
5peimol geihloaciJ 1870 Gcrlpun'
oetc mo Gcidiibc, icpic Nlolbi'
neugcuc6rc cinge6iiBt
Ser britiide Gdnpicr e@lcn'
aplc" BON 9395 Sonueb III i'm
Mittelniccr pericnft ipcroen @on
i2O &crioneu Oic lid an 9oro
befonocn iiuO ole bis oni 10 &C.
reitlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
n.Sarriiun lsermanentsr gsanucreiu.4 Z

Die AS. Snbrcsucrionmllmg m0.
@eomtcnpobl ocs oSorriion &ermo.
uenten goupereius~ fonO geItern
qlbcllo i'm 8eriammlueSiotol, glr.
425, Glt 2erinatou StroBc, Itott.
SGSlr orn nerfIoiieneu Al Sobrell bat
ocrielbc iibcr 100000 on DiUiocll=
Den opsbc8oblt, Qic Ginuobmcu i'm
lettcn Sobre betruacn $105,000.9S.
Sad AbSu9 bon 6 9Sro5ert Dipiocnoe
Dcr6Ieibt cill glettoslleberihuB bon
$SQ54.75. 6ol0cuoe 8eomte mur0en
fir Oas loilfepoc Sobr eripdbIt. SRA.
iiOcnt, Snbn EDicW; @iceu- BrGiioent
". Guerf; Sefrct6r, S. @aielie;
S6aemciitcr Souis @eder; 9lnpoIt,
Sobn Smtnibol; aoiiirer. s. u.
&rigDt @iilfSfoiiirer, Gborles @,
&respad; Girrttoreu; Charles SS.
Sil6crg, Sobn aubn, SSo1u Nauii
bol glOmn yIeuL 3m. %oIfc, Sobu
Seiiingcr, @m 9toobc, s. q. SSriobi
imo GborlcS 2ocpcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Nlrnes GdlnIlnns nepIant.

Tie SbuIbeb0roc miro IN ibrer
nadIteu Siblme porausiidtIi6 en-.
pfcblcu bob in 2auic ocs Sobres ein
ncucs Shulgcbaucc OH Der Gde per
Saionette Slpeuue tno 4Soplor Sropc,
GtroBe errdtet miro I'M on Stelle
Der ioQcnnniteu glIeranocr Somils
ton. .SdluIc, Oie ihon lett meBreren
AQbrcn ocn slnipriidcn niht mebr
Met. benIht 81 meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
9nrd eIcItriidcn strom uerIett.

3uci WiGnuer scr so SSa6rc alto
@iIliom MoBfc, pou gIr. 1884, Sa.
StraBc, unO oer 26 Sabre oIte
eugene Surubom bon 9lr. 1850,
3omeS .Strobe, iuurOen geiiern @lor.
gen in Ger 9lnloge Scr Baltimore
Su6e GonIponu, Gdc @iconiicc. imo
GltcnOsStroBc ucrlcBt ais lie bon
cmcm cleftriihcn Stromc getroffcn
1unrocn. SeiOc uurOen init @rono-
lmmOcn on Ocu S0uoeu ms sSronf.
lin Sqtorc.&oipitol ac6raAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Mcnc Aalbc NuNars lcransaenrDrn.

SnteI 5antS ncncr ,,boIbrn Tol.
lar miro 6cltc icincn Gin3ug III
9oltimore's 6inon5.Srciian baltru.
9Itr cine 6eihrduftc 9ln5obl lit i'm
biciigen llntcriHabomt ciuaetroiieu
lnlO mnrpc crfldrt DaB ic0c einSeluc
9crion nidt mc6r ats 10 Oicier ncuen
@cloniili5cn er6dlt Scr Gntpitrf
ocS @eloitiide3 1T fiinitlcriiher aus.
ocfii1rt ipic Ocr ieines 9SorgongcrS /;
ieoc 5citc 1T III 9clici oiIs9efiibrt.
Gic SSopiieite mciit cine uoac 6iaar
ocr 0rcibctSgottiip nni bic init oitS.
0cltredtcn S0nocn Der onigc6enoen
5Onnc III icbrcitct, Sic 9}iidicitc lit
Der sloIcr III fIor bcruoritcbcn0cm
9lcIief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Qie @attin luarls, Sie tlclIre.

9}oHScu Snonlns Suuipan I'M
arciic icincr 5reuuoe eilicn icildt.
|iro1lihell glcuiobrStaa ucrbrddt
Goiir, cuiihIoB cr iidl rarb Souic,
9ir. 1920. 9ntcrsSirnBc, 81 gcbcu
Gorl miwOc CT felt Ioiaer 3cit bon
icincr 6rou crloartet; fomn MI sic
IGiIrc augclonet purOe CT bon ibrcn
iiorlen Slrnlcu rrgriiicu mo binolS.
acidleuocrt imo 5luor nit iolher
aroit. 0ob cr nllf eincn Eaiiontcn
Den in 91r. 2005, SSolbroof.9l .9luenue.
ipohn6oitcu @p SenieL iiel. Gcr
9ceierc licB lib. oos niht getaIlcu,
Worouf cin Streit iolgic. geioe MR.
ocu meocu ruge6iibrlidleu @ctrogens
ner6oitet ip0ter ieOoh bon Nidter
@renoel i'm uorowciilidjen Iiitrifi
cutlolicn.
N A6Onncutcn, hir hen ,Gcniidlen Cor.
cppnbenien" uidi plyliIif cher nugg'
ruI1fig erbalien, iiiN eeUete,t bel
iiire b0uOH per ICirpdUH ODer IASillid
Nlfffhplluuu an ;n0lllrtl A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

ollcr 4Sotienicn IN sen bieiigcn So
ipitdlcrn toitcnlos bcbonOelt ipcrocn.
&iWOcn bic @oipitG(er bon Oieien
&oticutcn bc5oblt mcrOcn onm b1t.
tcl tic cine Ghnobmc pon ingcf1br
$L400,000. Gic Stoot bcmilligt fiir
bic 6reifInifcu j0brlih mr 500,
600, uobreno oic SoipitGler llnge
f0br $4,000 @oiicrmict6e beaoblcn
miliicn. Gic @oiicrmietben fir %o-
ipit0ler lilO ee9cnportig folgenoe
Q Gents fir 1000 8ubiffuB, fulls
Spei Grittcl Der Eoticnten uid)ts be
6oblcn; 10 Gents iollS ein Drittel
Ser Goticntcn foiteiIoS beDonoeIt
lncr0cn un0 80 Gents pro 1000 9ll.
bifiub1 iallS ollie Yotientcn be5oblen.
Die 9lorniolrotc fir 9oltimorcr
SauSbciitcr bctrGgt 65 Gcits. Gic
glngele9enbeit iuurOe gSollerinae.
nieir @aIter 6. Sec iibcraebeu, ser
oieielbc DER Molicrbeb0roe in ser
nahItcu Sieuns porlcacu lpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
pglcYcrtiiine -Glnb.4

Nri ocm @obclirii6ltiid, peldcs
Ger n9Ioucrtiiing.Giu6 pon 9aIti.
i.iorc" bcpie inn Gmcrion.Sotcl 9ie6t,
miro @crr s. ". SinOou hm.. ii6cr
&o Die Slr0eit OeS 9ln5cigcuN Nim.
ncS beoinnt Gno NO iie oni6ort" iprc.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
stinolldr srmpetntur.
rcIcorapAildIcr Wettcrberidjt.

9llls 0en iibrigen BHn0es'Wetter'
@co6odjtlmas .Stotioncn mliroen Die
ioigcuocu uieorisiien Gempfraturen,
Die I'M 8 llbr seiteru abenO berFlt-
len, beridtei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
ediHsFarten

oou ms nadl GcutidlanS rmo
0cIierrcih-lInaarn iiber GoticrOam
mo Olcm.gorf. ejcIOienoungcu nnrb
europa.
S6cO. s.. GieHcr & &c.,
2i7 SFt@aItimOsr.5tr,
(YGOraia 243 SaO.sruaNluas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

G,raS. @rao
gtantic enb iIar sl wlonieomerg, liar Sss
si,ainnrd flar VIpntreal fldr. -
goiion fIor .92 Ganhidet trib 80
l,iilnIp fiar. 80 Stem Orleans. triib d4
Vherleiion flor. 80 9sep Wori ttib "
Nblcdgo, truD. ..,.sgZ GilnOoWui llut ~ az Sd
Cincinnati triib. 80 8biluoelpbd Hat Ky
0leneloub ttiib 20 @it96ureb iritb. TX
cnnner far....24 Bortlnno. trim. n, ~
rcctroif triih 30 Borflano Wle triib 80
Suullb, irilb,..s.. Gucpec llnp. '.' 10 IL
NnItnorf fldr.... "a NQleiQU, tlur. ~
6alpelion, Nebel. 02 edit 3. eirj. triiD y
Wrecn Ndp, trhb. SauHrqneiseot afB 555
0nbrc triib ..24 Gt QouiS trlb. 3h
6elcnd triib....24 GCrdHtoli, llur. ~
Sddluuuiue, llnr. .6s SOGepepoFl, ithp'. o1
StaHias Gin, trb. .3A Spotaue ithn;, .''s59
VnOruillc Re1eH.. AZ Spracule, llho ''. ~
Souiepine, itilp so Idnipd ilar ,i..' 339
Marquette, irlb .,.29 Nplpul9lon, liap.. ~ q
Der 1rud lit nieorig cntlana DER
norOliden @ren5e im0 baben lit
gturnlsGcntrcu au sen cnnooii6eu
Scc @ropin5en uuo Oent Gee Sll.
pcrior oe6iloet. Rclotiu 6oDcr Drnd
bciie6t III Oen iiiolihcn StqoteH iulo
iiuo 0ic Iempcratiircn oIlgcmein
irbcr Dem iaiionmdbigen Gurdidnitt.
Sos @etter lit horu in Ocn Central
G61lcrn, Oen 06oli.Stdatel unO oeri
icrueu 0torOmeiIen.
,Sn oen observation-disclosures
miro 6eiite sic 8cpolfilug 5unelnleiL
peld)er &egcu i'm 5iiOcn ooer 0tegen
oocr 56uce in ben n0roliAen Tbci'
len oieicS GiitritteS iolgen ipiro Slt
bcir mittelotlontiicben ,StaqtetLS oen
Cbio.Ihnl uuo lnitcrcn Sec.&egics
iicu Mrs beitc bic @eluolfeung 6ll'
nr6ucn imO 8esen nm glbcuO oncr
iii Scr glaht foI1cb im0 flares SBets
ter an Ionueritag bcrriNcli. 0ic
IemperatIr miro beltc IN Sen nit
iclatlontiihen iino oal gscilsGngIonO,
Ssiadtcn SllncbmelI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
ltntcr @rraiitnnss.G GamptomeM
crfrnnis.

Or. 9lihoro g. Dellott 5alilon,
Sarforo.Gomtg, beiinort iid i'm Ss-
lacIitiicbcu Soipital mo len lid cine
@lItDcrgiituug 5lIse3ogcn 1abeli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
.NeS31 Nan3,Al

8onocrncnr parrington 6ot iid)
gelIern SlbcuO oii sic S8oihbGren.
Saaa IN 9hlne 9lrimNel 60. nobc
@ote Sia bCgebeu. Cine aroBcrc sc.
leaidoIt bcaleitete iOu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
penc @agaops fiir bic @arforS
a .Run0s2inic.

II @illiom McGalIiltcr, Der 9Srd'
oer nSomiltou Smprouclneni
EiiulL Der i'm gluitroge ocrlel'
orci Sobrrumit Der StrqBcn.
gcieIlidoft wcgcn Snoicilt'
nloocrncr @ooeous aili Der
gioro 9iooo.Qinic in llnterbou0.
Alue mar, bctidtcte in Der aeitriarn
Sitlug, BOB Serr GroB bon Der
StroBeu6abn @eiellidloft ibm bic
W1iitbclng gemodt babe, ooB neue
S8oagouS in oeu @crfcbr eingcitcIt
mcrocn miirocn Iobalo bic grbolicr
.pieiclbcii obseIieiert batteu. Ole Npr.
'icro y(penuc Sinic miro mgcfdbr
80 urne @oggons crboltel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
lIntcr6aItnns .SScsiuriicr.

,,sinohurinn A.. She Slo Nomciicoo".
,,Norb 's"--a Grucriciicer.
,,Vnnctn" -.Ibc oia0 9iie Grls1
,,olpp0o rgme"- &nuncoiuc NIB 9Snnoclbiioer
,,Nidrnnno" &luOcpiuc
,.yiniii,glinoenlir" aAupnlcito citDepd niio
lcitO".
oS'ictorla" -s'au6euinc unb @anocIoiIoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
GOnncMaMf. nnS llnleraana.
yfutb
g4eiteransidltcn.

Tiir Morplano unO Sen 9iltrltt
Columbia 6eute berp6lft iudrmer mO
iii6li6e g8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
IM6r nnadltlam SO lScl6ItraIc-

8cgeu iulodjtiamen 5oDrellS mi
cinem 2oItallto milrOe aeiIern Der 80
Sabre aItc ,SuBu s. 2ong uon Mount
glirv 81 cincr c5rIoiiraic pou S25 rno
Den Soften pcrlrtheiIt. 8cinl Gin.
tieqcn in sic NlillbcrrD.5tr. tradte
9cng an scr SonarOsStr- in ocn
Observation-Disclosures uclhcr Sertriim-
lEcrt iuur0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

Mia. Seutider gSaiicnucrcin.
0OnncrltaG 4 Sannar, s llhr NGSS.,
SnbrcsUcriammlnng unS 0ircftorcr.
luabl i'm @niienhaus.
SlIlc WdtslieSsr liuS cingcIaOcn.
(Tes3f .,Son3 a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
NnnSes. 9eparIemenl iiir 90nSmirl3.
idlnft-Msetter .Nnrean.
gcridit bcs 8altimOre @etterbureans

Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Slllt
mar 20 &ro3ent Inn s llbr @'orgens
mo y 9ro5ent um s llbr glbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03
Croac Cinua9mcn Scs sdatamtcs

@'oriboa SS Ss. Stod6ont iuclber
iciucn rc9ul0rcu uicrteliG6rlidcn
unO jd6rIidcn geridt i'm Sdlobomt.
Ccportcmcut uorbcrcitct crfl1rtc
OoB oie Ginnabmcn sic aroBtcn IN
Scr @cihi6.c oes S3iircauS ichl ucr.
Ocn Tic @eirGgc iinO nod niht 81.
.icrtlid) bctannt gcmadt iuorOcn
@eitern fouO in Scr Solle Des fiinf.
ten &eeiments Gin 9oIl fiir Oic Wsit.
glicoer ocS Sroop u Ser MoruIGnocr
aoUolIcrie itott. Gin @Hcu wuroc an
SIbeno ieroirt.
----~------
HentIdle, ScitcrreidJiidjc nnS llnaa.
ride @ricGSnnIciArn.
100 Mari nnO 100 Grouen ouiluGrtS
SlcO, $. Gisner G. Gu.,
lD'ralS-l 2t7 Eit.@aItimOre-=ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-03

g1ic Eroiioent 8. &obineite pom
ser StroBenonrd6rlidS Gomnliiiion
aeiiern betauut mahte, lit Der Gigelt'
tbiintcr oeS 70. @ifiou Sonotorinm
ou ser Gde bon Ct Eoul4 lmO Ga.
rutoeoItroBc bcreit oic tiini ejeboli.
sc scr 9lujtolt Der StaDt sum onge.
botcppn 8rciic pom $4,000 81 ii6cr.
Iaiicu. Gle StoOt 6nttc i1ou per
iucht, bic in 6raae tom1elocl e'e;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16

tain that already there has been re-
distribution of troops to meet Salazar.
Unofficial confirmation OF the muir
der of the three Americans, Andrew
p. Peterson, Hugh Accord and Burton
JensOn, has incensed officials. The
boId.- senators and representatives
gain are clamoring for action by the
Administration. 1t is not expected,
however, that any move will be made
until Ambassador Fletcher, who en-
tered Mexico yesterday enrOute to
Mexico City. reaches his post. Fetch
err already has been instructed to tell
General Carranza fatty that the stu
alton in the north is intolerable and
that unless immediate steps are taken
to put down the bandits who seem to
be operating when and where they
please this government will again
have to take steps to protect its own
people.
A message has been sent to Col II.
+. Sickle, commanding at Columbus
requesting an immediate report on the
murder OF the three Americans-Pe-
teraon, Accord and Ienson-and espe-
cially on the declaration said to have
been made by Lem Spillsbury, the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16
TRIAL CLAUSE IN
STATE MERIT LAW
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD DEMANDS
THAT ALL EMPLOYEES BE DIS
MISSED ONLY AFTER FAIR AND
UNpRssUDlcEO HEARING.

Springfield, H. Friday-The civil
service reform association of Illinois
and other employees OF the merit sys-
tern as it now Is administered see IN
the resolution introduced in the sen
ate this week by Senator Turnhausn
of Mt Carroll the beginning CT fight
On the so-callel trial clause Of the
state merit law. Senator Turlhaugh
denies that this was his primary OBJ
ject in Offering the resolution but adj
mts that that may be one of its eff
fects.
T. Z. Blackwooi, secretary Of the
Civil Service Reform Association, is
here watching this and other civil
service Legislation. He admits that
he doesn't understand exactly What
the effect OF the Turnbaugh resolution
will be.
Under the terms of the resolution
as it was adopted by the senate the
civil service commission must make q
report next week on all persons en-
ployed and discharged since 1909
when the civil service act went into
effect. This Information will be
printed and used for reference.
Under the terms OF the trial clause
in the civil service law, state EN-
ploye cannot be removed against his
will without a hearing before the
state civil service commission. If the
commission holds that he has been
unjustly accused he is re-instated in
the department
Ii is the belief Of a large number OF
Republicans In both branches of the
assembly that efficiency of govern
ment would be increased by the aboli.
ton Of this clause. They point out
that an employe forced upon the head
of department by an outside organ
izaton cannot fit into the organiza.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16
When Washington Was Abused.

In the Morris house on Aug. -, 1875
Washington signed the Jay treaty with
England, losing thereby most of his
remnant of support In the house OF
representatives. Abuse eliminated in
the serious suggestion to impeach him
The constitution having for obvious
reasons confined the treaty making
power to the executive and the sen
ate. Washington refused to grant the
request Of the house Of representatives
for the correspondence leading up t.
the treaty. The storm Of Indignation
that followed did not spare even his
personal character. "A Calm ObserS
err" stated in a newspaper that Wash
ington had stolen S4,150.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16

ton OF the department and render as
efficient service as one who is salts
factory 10 the department They pro-
rose therefore TO remove the trial
clause and permit the head of the de-
partment to remove with or without
cause any employee who is distastcla
10 him and secure others from the
eligible list.
Whether Gov. Lowden shares this
view or not has not been disclosed 1t
is reported that he does. The remov-
al Of the trial clause would make the
state civil service law practically the
same in its operation as the federal
law which has no trial clause, and IL
is known that Governor LOwden is an
edmirer of the federal law.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
ills week to strike out the trial clause
in the Cook county civil service bill
in the house civil service committee.
The effort failed because civil service
rCtormers objected so strenuously to
il. Another assault probably will be
made upon ii on the floor of the
house.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16
Wrote of Scenery He Never Saw.

THE most notable instance of a move
dealing with country which the az
L1r had never seen was Shorthouse's
"%olin IrgeSant."
The second volume Of that remarka
t'c romance deals in the most detailed
Ugy with Italian manners and Italian
a2nery. Many of the descriptions
thIt of Umhria at night, for instance
aGl the scene In the pavilion in the
forest are charged with the very al
unrphere of Italy. and Florence dur
IN. the plague lives horribly before our
owes Yet Joseph Henry Shorthouse
had never been in Italy. Enthusiasm
end the genius for assimilation evolved
t MI in II quiet house at Edgbaston.-
london Chronicle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16
VILLA CHIEF TAIN
PLANS ]. s. RAID
MURDERS OF THREE AMERICANS
and NEW BORDER DEVELOP
MsNTS MAY MEAN ANOTHER
EXPEDITION INTO MEXICO.

Washington. Feb. 16.-That General
Salazar the Villista chieftain operat.
ing near Corner Ranch. south of tie
New Mexican line, plans a raid on
American territory is known here. No
additional orders, however, will go
forward to General Funston. He has
complete authority to act as he feels
necessary. And it is considered GER
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16

scout who reported the finding of the
bodies, that the men were taken pris-
oners on the American side OF the In
ternational boundary Up to the pres
ent only unofficial reports have
reached the State and War Depart
ments, although they are considered
conclusive.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16
When the Moon Is EcIipsed.

A curious feature of total eclipse
o. the moon is the fact that although
the earth'S shadow is larger than the
moon though smaller than the earth
the silver rim of the eclipsed planet
may he seen n total eclipse This is
due to the fact that rays of sunlight
are rcfracted or bent in, by the earth's
atmosphere until they curve back to
th, edge Of the moon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-16

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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-03
SELNN-kITTS

\ most beautiful wedding occur
ed last Sunday evening, January 2S,
at the home of the brides par
cntS. Mr. and Mrs }. W. Kits. I
miles east of Clayton. The con-
tracting parties. Mr.. Ray f.. Sc'y,.
and Miss Evclcna kits, are two pop
ular young people and have many
friends in and around Clayton Mr..
SclVy is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Srlvy. who live in the north part of
Clayton and Mrs. Sclvy is the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, j. W.
Kits Of east of town Promptly at
6:3O the bride and groom marched
into spacious parlors, which was
beautifully and artistically dcCorat-
ed for the occasion Miss Laura Sci
ivy played the wedding march. They
were met at the alter by Rev. Gill
cite. who in solemn and impressive
manner tied the nuptlaI knot. The
bride was handsomely dressed in
white grurgcttr crepe and carried
large bunch of pink and white car
nations. The groom wore COnNen-
liOnal black. Immediately after the
ceremony and congratulations. the
large attendance was invited tO the
dining room. where most Sumpt-
uuus feast was heartily enjoyed by
those present. The bride and groom
received large number of hcaut-
:rul and useful presents. They left
ON their honeymoon trip Monday,
January -. for Kansas. Nebraska.
and Iowa where they will visit
relatives and friends for about six
weeks. when they Will return home.
Upon their arrival hom" they will
inmrdiatcly 60 to their ranch 3
miles west of Clayton. iar News
Joins their many friends il wishing
them long and happy life.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-03
BU SEl-HAIG

Ou Tuesday, January 30, occurred
the wedding of Mr.. Ray f.. Buscy
to Miss Dorinr Haug. The ceremony
was performed by l.. VI. kingdOr2,
Justice Of the Peace of Union COun-
IT,. This was a surprise To- the many
friends of the contracting parties.
Mrs. BuScy is the charming daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ. Haue Of near
stead, while Mr.. Busry, our pop
uar Rural Route carrier is the son
Of MIR. and Mrs j. f.. Busry of near
Sedan. The News extends congrat-
citations.
e.. y. pcrry of near PaSamontr, was
in Clayton the first of the week.
Robert Maley Of near Moses. at
tcrded to business in Clayton, We'd
nrsday.
DR.. \. f.. Fairbanks, optician of
Ration spent several days in the city
this week.
j. Andres pacheco of near Cuatcs,
attended 10 business IN the city lhc
first Of the week.
\. b. Ellis of near pasamonte, at
brndrd to business in the city Thurs
day and Friday.
\. b. Poison has sold his farm in
the Cuates community and will make
his home in Clayton.
Wm Fclter, editor of the Des
MOines Swastika, attended to bust
ness in the county seat last Satur-
day.
VWm Evans of near Barney, spent
several days in the city this week.
Mr.. Evans has rented his farm Of
1871 acres, for the coming year, and
will devote his time to stock rails
ing interests. He will remain on
the home ranch near Barney.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-03
LOCAL And PERSONAL

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,f m. n.or.
Buy the best-Nirper Head Coal
from Hin Brothers. Phone $50.
Bert HarWood of Hayden. was look
inG after business in the city We'd
nrsday and Thursday.
W. A Steele of near Brruham. was
IA business visitor and trader in the
.rity Thursday and Friday
dwight Shchan of near Dr> Moin-
.rs, was trading and looking after
business IN Inc rltN FRIDAY
lose l.. =. d' liaca "l near hu'N-
eros was business VISITOR ana
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