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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
NcntIdllanO,a sscdliclfnra

ScNtinHnn0'S yccdUcltUrS Dcr
0icidlsmarf mag uu 2luslonoc cin
uirorigcr ieiu ipeiI ser Souocl ioit
Dollitdn0ig unterbrohen iit unO neil
einc cnornc Sntnme 9opicrgeIo in
llmlollf geieBt moroen lit. g(bcr Ocr
.britiihe g9edieIfitrs 1T MIR 0itrh oic
llnterititbiug BON Soften ser groBcn
amcritoniihen gonten Dor cinent
gIeiMcn Shidial beipobrt ge6Iic6en
.lmo Der 6ritiicbc mno fron5oiiihc 500
teniimlonf lit our9 meniaer @olo &C.
ocdt ais ser Oeiitide, oefcn @oIO-
oedlmg itctig 5nninmt lmo jctt
2,520,901 900 N}arf bctrGgt. Ser
.groBc gIotenimlouf Der 0eutiden
GcihSbont miro gum &bcil onr6 oic
9eicsung groBer 3bcile fcinOlihcn
0cbietcs 6eOingt mo iuirO iontit TO-
iort naH 6ricOcnsi6luB ln6 6rei.
gubc Der beiebten @cbiete gon5 be-
ocutcno pernlinOert meroen fonncn,
mas Elm 5tcigcu oc8 gScdlielfilrics
pcrltrioden lm,B. Gcuti6lono miro
no6 Dem S{riege iinou5ieI beiier oo-
ltcbcL nIS 0ic Gntentent1d1tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
Gin nir Nnnicn.

IIt tin5iot edirir IN btr afnof.
llnierc Gdb,AlnIier ebi oIfcu Nnree Hoi
mcil mclcbe bic 4lcinermnmcrfnnii nuCb ocn
III fur5cr 8cii onrh ncu glni6fub ali oicit
&laiieu crrctd,n. ilnicrribi MioracnS Gnbs
nitane mo gIbcno&. Sconenlc Gtnnoer. Sm
lrierri@fcs iorieeIcbi lpcrbcn @rin6ldber
tiHicrricbi i'm @ntpnri bon DMflcru crtbctlt
Rdherc 9lnsinnit ihriiiIm poer nlnold1 bei
MI onbcra. Mr. 102. Meit. t.snra inan. .eirnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
9lmr(in Nrf[er.

90 llorD an s. Sannnr 1917 I'M l.l0 End
Eicpias Ncflcr, uiin COOLER hon Gcnrn mn
Reiiic Gbna iii i1rcm %. yebeHeohr. 'sic
Rccrhiainia iiuoci ON Tpnneriiaa HnMnliliops
ie2 llbr brit Der 2Sohulng ibrcr glicru Tr.
2i9 Glib Gie6cHtc, 5trnfr Siahlnnbtppns aus
iiali NcieNlua nili ncut a35cicru 5ricNboic."
(Nout0-1i1 i1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
ENCEPT THE NEwYoRK WoRLp.

Because of an attack made upon
the President Of the United States by
james M. Beck" says the New York
World, Judge George Gray refused
t. address Philadelphia meeting
held to protest against the deporta-
ton of the Belgians by the Germans.
Mr., Beck Is likely to AFFECT people
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
gcfamnfmadJmnscn.
Nnrcna Sce slaOl.gIcaiiIralpre.

8ulttntorc, 2s 0e5cmhcr 1916
Nlen Dcrln inieclltrcii 8crloncn miro
gsr.ii eelan 9eqccse Sa8 Ser Si5agc
Nurcaii, mic cs nrc0 bcn Nblbniii %, Mriis
icl 20, beg baltimore Gia0tGQocr BON 1906
ooreelmrtcbcn w. oen crIldrciloeli sian io
Die &lipilniNiiie bon gIuilngeiI cinGcrcti Dni
jhr bic gieli HiOeuirlHg imo NcuBilaitcun9
sificp Qiqlcr 1ooO.@Iod Goro arOaoi0oo. Sit
smg 69icr ocm tsoo.god @oro Garoanc'
sncp piqlcr ieo0.9iiod Caroline sirabc. Gft.
slacS bilsr Ocm teoo.gIod Goro. Gocu etraBc
9lasO 6Inisr sem iooo.sIod goucb eRoGc
gmcs bintsr iioo8Iod SotcS. eirobc. oiirclic
Nncp bipier penn is0o'8IOd Gnor Strobe
sncS 6dicr Dem i5oo.gIcd Gaor siraBe
qacn binirr 1000 qrcnfpcoo.gpc. ssenfciic.
glilcD linier 1d00sBiod slSaniib.SirQBe. SScit'
Nacs 6igicr 1000 glcd gdsauiio.sira6c. cit.
smp 6ipler i9oO.aIoa 9omcpooo slpc Dr.
smcs 6iaicr 1900 gfod 9omcpooo. glpc ofi.
feic.
0larN settle 1909 9loro. .@ono Sirobe
glnrN binicr t000'Blod Norb SnIlaS SiraBe
Qacs 6iHicr 1900 eoa 9Gblouo.g(ec. eaoiciic
9lnci 1iuier 1900 Aod gd6oHossOc. gioros
fciic
glncn binicr ncni S00Glod Sfi-&rcliou Sra6c
9torbieiic
g(ncn bitter 0em 900iBloi Eit Ercliun SrnGc
glpr0eiic
QlneO binier i500s8od 81 @rciiou 9irlGc
Iprnfeic
2llfCN biuier 1900 Vipd Sft ScocrNl SrnBc
9iproicic.
Mich bnler 1900 Blod Iit ocecrdl Sirobc
Si0iciic
9lGce qinicr Sem i5oo.god Sit5eocgal giroBc
Eorofcitc
iciic
glIen bntsr 700.@lcd Cii q. erabc gioIclc
9llc norun hctruicrcli &Gricicn ihib be-
rchoi nncrDalb 80 laac BON laiilm uor
nciaaicr Hptis an. i'm Roltimorcr GuhQcrdli
ourd, fhriiid cinacrci@ic 3eilion oaececn
81 nppcnircn.
9lidlnro Q5piur.
Giaoi Ncollruor.
frrtOQ Snud If fS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
2tr OIcntrnIanluaIt Ant Otn glnirnn crAnIten. Nic

7tr WcntruouluoIt Int Srn 9lnitrae rrGnltcn, bic
friberen 5tootS 5cfretorc oui5uorOcrn, sic Ge6iiD
sic ie p6brcno ibrcr 9[mts5cit in Ole Eoidc nc
iictt boben me0cr bcraltS5ugcbel. 6rcipiIlig iucr
ocr bic @crreu oos idUcrdj tbmt lo ruelir nod) io
gem Ero5eiiren sic ejeritc gcacu c ctidc6en Du6ci
0onn uiro cine geiGIligc Qcgslotur ibnen ooS GcIO
ipabrideiuld) idenfei mic cS i'm Safe scr 5dcriiie
geidcben it, 0os @oIf bat ober oodj oer Croft 0a6
IN 3tnift tcnc gcbi6rcn mcbr III &ripottoihc fIic,
zen mcr0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
NipiScnbrn.


Nulttmorc NO, 20 Dc5ember 1916.
Gog Hrciiorinm oieicr Eont BOT bcuir ciuc
bic gliticndrc erildri bic ant SchlrIle ner Sc
ldiIte ont 9. Noniar 1917 pchrdli iinh, 5nh'
hor ant mo nndh ocm s.. Iauitnr 1917,
Die iuiitbrc'bcbo1cr luerDet an g. Sniin1t
1917 qchlciien Gn0 an i5. Sdnlar 1917
ec4ffrc
cjruror s. Cana,
(N@3O Son3 1870 Gaiiirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

mc6crn nodscgcben Die iibcr oc. llcbcriiibrin9 Der
foulcn @eIeier nod Gctihlono liin BORT gcget cute
Neiabmg 81 orbeitcn omentiren mas ser GSlirdt cnt
iprnla, 0ai Die 9]elgicr gcrmoniiir pcr0cn f0ntcn
uno cmt oci Gnlub 6rontrcidS mo @neonNs eut-
ridt merOen piiroeu GS perOen icne ipeitercn Bel
9cr nod GeutiMlono gcbradlt lpcrocn lulo 0ei cst
bort qlrbeitenoen miro oie 9iidfcbr crlon6t uerocl
@cncinoni nit ocn 5taopcrmdltung miro sic oeitibc
Ncocrlmg III Ncaici fir offCntlidc grbeitcn iorecr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

9(iSiunbl bon binpcn Nibcrn: ,,Nir Airarr
ugrncu?" 6rupen, Iniirorter. Yrieiiicncr.
JS1rierhidler stoothiicbcr SeidbdiSrnibpcbcr etc.
6naitid iurcdbcn nno idrri6rm ~ iernsn". Sir
Heucinacipdtocric itr Muc bic idD In Der eng
ticbeu Sproo1e iiheii una berholliomullien cnii
enc "E Iirsaeahie @T%omma % W. oer o0o osnaIIfdb,ili
Gprude uiib alnleitHg IN iurter 3eit obne
Qcbrer @nalii1 ipreheu unb ldreibcn 81 ler'
nen. @ipt bic glpsipro1e oey g9bricr, Die man
hige gMiterinmmluiSl pon @rieien. Ht1nunnen.
DuithnNen. AoHiraiiell gSenfeIu, glniueiunaer,
0ieiDditsinttcn cic Wug S100, 9cltcnugrn
nit Dem NeirdAc bite AZ doreiiirer: GbnrlfS
douneDer VnDllibing GDmpanh, 695 Eblrb
MUeMnt, Wcp 2)Drt, r. y. Diitbcr uir gepcn
@prnuebeiahlnug uerianel, (Detl0,&&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
4it gauSts. .Surn6cumtsn Osranid,luscu O,u nod

borbon0enm @oobritono niif 27G7 8ilionci Gunornt'
NIB grettcr gtber 50 Hro5cnt bon Ocm geitouo all
9dis6ol5 beiiuoct iid IN ocn iif 5tootcn Goforncn
9SaibtatoL Oregon, SS0abo mo Mortoro 2Sir pcrs
Sc olio nod fir ctlide Sobrc nit 8oubolS ocrior9t
lcl obcr nd1tS oeo lucnorr oItc NIT Gfcr fir giodl
mnds scorot ucrocL ocnn es nereebc bln0ert Sobrc,
biS oic 9ortbn5iortct fin Bic SGec bcrcit iro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
az ,giudeicNcr. iiSOnnSatipn4 Bad Or. Ncrnlan y

Die ,1iDdciclcr'6 6OuuSotion" Bat Or. Ncrman ~
@ggs ocu Santdts GcnntiiiGr beg StontcS 9teu Yort
bcontrogt III 6routrcid) cine ipItenotdlc Gmnpagrr
5ir llneroriIdilng Der SdlpinOdt nltcr Der fron5o
ltlhcn GiDlbcbotcritng Dor5unebmcr. - Sonoeruor
oob nod fchi buiterMcS @c6 oic 9c1olpting onfac
iteat bat bic bocn Gcitihen DGitcn @cbcillo9cItcn
nod 0ronircdl 0eionOt I'M Dem son6en fro50liidrn
@oIfe 5d)UinOit@ta. a.9o5Gen cir5uimpfcu 5ino iic
bod bcidu0igt worOclr, oaS iii G5eforgcncuogcrn 81
tblul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
Qiuo NpNcfurt.

ca iidrb om O. Samar 1917 gina Mpoefprt,
1ciebie Satin neg ocrllcr6cnea ScnrN 8pnc.
rirt " inrcm g. 2cDeHsinbG. &crmnuoie uiN
rsr9 oqocrs @ ''ps Sr pGr pou ST5oSg Srcr obRuga @
g,r 1919 GoaionOinugI0saue, nlls, briNlpo6s
iIelI. lNnntU-12l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
Nn liebcnNcr (srinncrnnn

an mcinc Satin uno unferc Wiutcr,
0lian6rid 8rcitcaUndj, ncb. Derfsl,
Aocldc am H. Solillnr 1913 acilor0cn, nhcr
nichi ncrociicn IT.
Gan ibren @duen Seroiunun nuo ihrsu
go1nen Spln nnb pcnril.
(Souffl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
saiier Bil6tlm iaatc in itincm idaricn gGonifcit

Sniicr &i[bclm astr in itinrm idlaricn Nfunifct
an Seer mo 6lottc oas CT crlicB nodocm sic aniir
tr nds Jricocnsoliscbnt ocr @littcni1tc III orroea
ter s9cc juridgclpcicu botteit ous SdJmcrt ipcroc
icet ocn Bricocn cr5nhl9cn D}odcnicn mo 6oIfcr'
bavu boItcii 9Sort fir ibn Gem uiiiiitcil 3or miro
oIs grinm Der 6rcoc ngepitnecu ncrou llno oas
miro IN gSirrhfet rn yocptdcr 6ricOe9 ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
3nr (frinncrlina.

Sn i6mcrSlfhcl, nncr llcbcnocr 0rinncrnup
an nnfercn liiucrdctHGcn Gnicu mo 8nicr,
Aibrrt r. 2rup,
mcdcr bcne ppr iccba Sabrcn ans benz 9es
ber ftbico. a1cr nicni Der0ciicu til.
@elrlNigci bon fsucr Gioili,
(SantD 0iaric &raA nns QiHCcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
1c NadIridtt BON hem SuOc Oes aIs oguifuIu giu"

Iir NadIrdIt nun hcm SUOc Ses als ,gnffuIp Sn"
ii Der gonbcn @clt bcfonntcn Cbcrit Mi(am 6rc0rrd
GoOu miro iibcroG nuridtee Sroucr bcrporiifcn Wlil
lincn @rrid1cr bat 9uffoo Bill III ocn lesten 20 bis
80 &dbrcn bnrdo cinc vSSilo @cIt" 5fonitclltnocn
5tin6cn Der anecicbniItcn llnterboltnngen eebrodt
SSclger fir ieincn 0inbm prft ien Wioiicnbnihod
ten Ser gifTcl Buffalo gia bot ie6r picl oo5n bel
octragen BOB Ocr m1dtioc 9icl jest 6i Dem foit ats
aritorbcncn gSlo gcbort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
OiffOrS 4indot, cincr Ocr treneitcn glnAanacr

@iffotS &indut, cincr Ocr trcncItrn AnbGnscr
3beooore Rooiebcfs ino chl cbcnio loitcS Sculpcih
mic oiccr ibcr Das 6cm oiuliduloi9cn gcl9icn ogc
tboi'c lmrett crflGric oic roltc 6oroc ici sn 5pc
ten 1oc ihnS an Der gicocroee scr repubIitoniidcr
Nortci. gFinionc1 bon Scrrn EndotS @litbiir9crn
pcr0ci ibm obcr cntgc9nct oof idt oc ,oltc @orSc"
iolbcrn Gbcooorc NoocUclt be0e 9lic0crlogcn bcrbc
acfiibrt bot sSn 1919 bencrfitcuietc &ooicpct ole
9dc0crlogc Der 9cpublifoncr Snrdj oc erOurg ciucr
neitcn &orte itio III 1916 f9rc Ct tic 6crbct inoeig
CT lid 5ri Whmold ser @artci uno oercn @rdiiOcn
ihoitS 6mNiOotcn nladtc no pic ciu DcillcnOer Der
mild orcb bic fricoIidcr petd)cn Stootcl 900 arts
nit Gcitidono pcrlongcno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
,r0rrr epwScn, Orr ncuc rrpnblifaniidc ojOmcrncur

ooi N[nois~ aet sic ogicio BORT @orlo mod,tc eirc
arose EgerO iciuer 9eiignotion os Director Der
GnlmonGompaguic. che cr icm @nt ontrot Gr bIcbt
jrood1 Der Sdipegeriobr no Sdptcrbc ocS peritorbc
ncil Sd)Iofpaegotg g8os oa er tDni
iidl id)eioen Ioiicr I'M Se gSorlo" Su befrcoocn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

GoS III in oer I6ot cl berniiniiigcS llrt6c Scutc
nod fam europa ctncn 6ricOcn cr6ultcu, Ocre bic
&anotorc nicbt ipcicutlid onOcrr piroe g(6cr pcut
oic @iitteuddlte gc5pltgel mcrocn ocn 6rcoen hit
Ocnl Sdlucrt 5l erfdulpielL Oortu pcroen ic circn
6ricOcH oiftrcn, ser nibt oltcin III europe onocrn
ontb IN sliicn lO Afrifo gon5 ncc poltdlc GJrcu5cu
5c5cn piro. SIN @ciBen @os IN Moi6iugton ibeint
moi oaS ein5licben ocsbol6 Oc MISUNDERSTANDING
gen. ltio min eloll6cI 0aB c bon Griolg iei pcroe
---A---il----.--.----
2ic OsntidJc WlcSi5u nnO 66irnrsic fcicru grOhc
Iriunlpbe III Oem groBen gSetfriegc @cn oen IN
1916 pcrplnocten Solboten mo Sffi5icreu plir0cn
70 @ro5eut fir sen 0ienit in Sen Sdiieengrdben lpc-
Der bcrleItcllt imo MIR Ga 95ro5ent wuroe gGBldJ
mbrouG0or 1876 Nro0cnt mlrocn iopet wcOer Der.
ecitcat bob tic bntcr Der 6ront nod Gient tbu f0r
nen. GS miro bcrcdnet ooB in Scn 90 Wlonoten sic
Der &riee ic6t idon onlicrt iwecfdbr 22500O Selo-
arouc Ord @eripulolne boait1uoig friee8itutiidtig
getporoen inO 0itrd ben &erlu bon GIieomuBen, Gr-
bIinoung II. / NJ Sn 1916 erblifloetcn 1850 Scloo.
ten; Die GjeouttSoDl ser er6linoetcu Dct6cn ieit
Oem aregsnsbriiA fonu ontt pnbl o onn1barro
5000 berednlet wcr0cit. DeutihnnOs obiomtcr Scr
Init ourf 800, Gefongemabmc mo %erfriippeluug
bctrGgt ctipn 100000 W}on 100000 C5ciollene,
275000 Gcidngcnc urO 2250OO &crfriippcltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11
Nin idnuaracr etrnaenranbrr n m fhnf. rin an.

UlN ldluNFjct @traEenrnhber IT ST Tnnt GIN an'
oerer 5li odt uno 5pci meerc iiio 81 5wei Sobreii
3unt1oiS oeri,rbet porOen Gieie trerse lno idncIc
Suits miro ods mirfomic @littcl icin sic dpor5e
9ol0c sic bier III jiineltcr 3eit oniud" lduft SIN
&aiion 5lt brniecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-11

Ter Wionu uGrc eim &U6ItbGter Ocr Wcn6Grit, Der
oe Sdrrp 81 SDop entfiibrtc no ali Ger hritiide ooer
frcr3NiiiNcn 5cnnc 6reut in eiilcn SMltcnGrobc
ltcdte
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09
TIiE MEETING. ron.

Wooden shoes ure a strong pussi-
hillty ~ the MAJ lasts much longer,
SAYS % large Chicago shoe dealer.
Rev br james %. uai. chancellor
Of Syracuse university. say Hen is
too good Tor the stacker
President RIPLEY OF the Atchisun
railroad aHys that "Goupcrs is boss
ana a. running the country today
ThF deepest oil well in the world at
Hcalls,ille. Pa. That cost over halt
"a million dollars. has been abandoned
a. IL failure.
A servant employed ln a. Paterson,
y. D., home. killed the child Of her
employer because OF u grievance
against the family.
President Vail of me Bell Telr-
phone system states that nearly ten
billion telephone calls are made q
year over the Bell system.
The senate has approved senator
Lodges biil 20 permit Americans t'
retaln decorations received from for.
eipn government
a nurse In a Pouehkecpaie. ~ =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09

NANCY, tie infested, germ laden curs
., would however. he inappropriate
60 apply the word "inteiligence" 90
such a %eatherine because u their
brains were dynamite there vouin't
be enough explosive 90 Jar = enai
loose srcm lie moorlnRs
we really cannot sec what tho wom-
Ien % Colorado Springs, o. q other
'ccpmunity. are thinking about when
at a time IKE this, with the whole
world emhroiied IN war and the ener-
giles % the United States ceutered up-
on crushing rrussianism. they ga, ~
Themselves down and engaRe in suen
childish pastime. They deserve tn,
most severe condemnation that car
he called down upon ,hem.
one q the ssddest things about
this whole affair. though. IL that
dorr were compelled 20 associate with
such compsny The society for the
prevention 81 cruelty "a animals ought
to take coRnizance % the affair and
see tha; harmless and inoffensiye eoes
are properls protected In the future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09
The Scrap Book
%,.InEIIION N mEII.

Big sparks flew "u old Satau's eyes.
What's this { hear safe hc.
They say that when the KAISER die,
Heu %" consigned o. me
old Hell "a soc h. mighty dear.
The place b. very fine.
But if they send hat ruN down here
Believe me. lu resign
iN stand for murdcgcrs aud crooks
Aud = will not disoWu
That ] have listed ON uy books
The worst thugs eyer known
Ny boys would get right sore. . fear
know they would rebel
So. kti-er Blll can't enter here,
For he'd corrupt ai he'll
our sulphur b. too clean for him.
our birthstone lakes too pune.
And IL 300 one he'd take "a swim.
Twould RUIN b., I'm sure.
our company is not SO swell.
Vile beasts we won't reject.
Hut Keep the kaiser out ct Hell
We have some self r~cspcrt''
Exchange.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09
THE UNFRAMED

IN HAVE Just graduated from the high school I em supposed To lee educated.
l The city has provided me for some ycars with skilled teachers and expensive
= apparatus Of all kinds I will tell you a few thiuga dout know.
know by heart several shccs Of Goethe and schnlrj b, don + know how
10 uk in German fs n pieces OF brad and butter
ikHcv some irregular Frenoh verbs: but II we're lost in the streets of Paris
couldn't ASK my way home
l can say "amo. amas amat. - also "~u to otio tu antbropon bmo but
cannot Keep the ledger a. my fathers tor lot send ont IN. monthly state
Imnt,
] am halfback on our tcGm mud know the qmrks Of passing the ball; but
! don = know how to build o wo0ishci or single u roof
] can extract the square root % s273die; bt l doat know how to extract
the milk from "a COW.
| know how so parse q sentence from Macauay : Essays: hut don Z know
how 20 light a match in the wind pr how To chop Down 81 tree.
! have studied Political Economy until my head Is fun of raw thooic. and
Hong words; hut l don = know the anne Of the alderman from o7 ward nor the
congressman from sur district
! can prove that the square # the hypotcuust is equal to ,c sum ct ;c
squares of the base and perpendicular; hut l don know how 10 hang wallpaper
put IN a pane Of glass or paint q buggy.
! have taken fifty lessons in chemistry; hut l don Z know enough TO keep
alcohol NJ Of my system. ! know nothing " food values and gorge my~If on
what pleuss my paatc
| received eghyfiyc per ccnt IN English literature: bot ! couldut get tt
teen dollars "a week writing news for "a newspaper; can't write % readable let
ter. aud m average conversation is about ou q level with the sporting Page
l don 7 know who or mayor is and nothing of or city government, hmt J.
know The names and have the prturs Of an the prominent actresses prize
Fighters and baseball stas
J can order drinks at the Country Club: bi I cant cbuu a good mos. of
butter. ! don Z know when to phat beans have no idea what kind OF soil i.
good FOR corn, l can tell a slippery elm from a hckory tree. / don know the
names Of the grasses moScs ferns and flowers in the woods tramp over /
lean fry fish nor make coffee nor biscuit. and don't know tc uamc. o.. tho
stars 1 see every night in the sky.
Nobody has made me understand how to control my arrrutrs. nr the laws
and dangers Of sen feeling. nor the need U discipline. nr The nj of engaging
conversation, nor The true nature of happiness
/ was ciucated according 10 the ancient formulas for producing a scholar
and a gentleman. and l find I have TO work for % living. u have uo taste ur
love for hard work. no habits 81 saving m disposition TO resist temptation. and
no skill in doing ANYTHING the world is willing 20 ray for am wholly uu
trained for efficiency; and before I make good viii have to- undo most that
has been done 20 me In school
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I~NcREAsING coSr or Muk.

Complaints arr being registered AZ
over the country regarding the hish
cost - milk. This is a vital question
especially IN cities. where there sicl
infants and adults who must have
milk to furnish them proper nourish-
ment. Nevertheless. there does not
appear TO he much relief in sight uno
los the dairynen themselvs will band
together and make an honest effort 90
reduce the cost 81 delivery. as Mr..
Hoover has stated that the national
food administration will not attempt
to regulate prices u dairy prod
nets.
Everybody knows that feed y high.
also that in other WAYS the present
era Of inflated prices has hit the
dalrymen the same as 81 has affected
other lines 81 business However.
there does not appear ~ be any good
reason why milk. which formerly sold
FOR 8 cents a quart should retail for
- cent. q quart at present.
Dairymen. like merchants who pro-
vide free delivery service for the
benefit ~ their customers. ought "a
adopt some method whereby thcy
would be able to get their product "a
consumers much cheaper than they
are now doing For Instance, take
most any city in the country. not *
Guiding Albuquerque. and a certain
miikman viii stop at your hous each
morning aHd leave a pint. or maybe a
quart. bottle Of milk Perhaps at
about the same hour another dairymaf,
IL making "A delivery to your next door
nelehbor. and a few minutes later an
other wagon comes rambling alons
and leaves q bottle at the house across
rhe strea 16 tG. n there sre a
dozen different dairies serving e city.
IL is safe 10 ray that q wagon from
each one will visit your neirhborhood
either morning OF evening.
MIR continues 10 he delivered In
much tho same manner a. IL WAS a
half century ago. Aside FROM N
fact that auto trucks have replaced
horses and wagcns In many Instances
no improvement has been made In tn
dairymen's methods 81 getting thril
product 90 The consumers. Why can
the dair>men cej together and evolv,
I some scheme whereby they will b'
able 20 reduce dlivery costs and thu
give their customers cheaper milk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09
6prrTIxG oN o

Colorado Springs sassiety. pr'"t'N
having exhausted oi other i""i'sN
schemes whereby 81 members could
while away iheir time, gave q dos
wedding a few days ago. Two aoEr
were actually married, the ceremony
being performed az the home 81 one
~ the most prominent women resi-
dents 81 that city. Covers were lnid
for guests n engraved an
nouncemsnts were issued. The mbi'
service was solid silver
u Il a sad commentary upon the
in-we were going ta ssy inteilfSonoe
-~of American women when they VIII
fdie their time away over a couple -
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hospital accidentally used carbolic
acid instead ~ sweet oil to- aathe a
baby and the child died.
\ % per tent drcp iu building
operations since August is reported in
New York city. due 20 strikes and
inability TO obtain steel
Governor Phiiipp Of Wisconsin de-
clares that no peace meetings 10 hand
leap the governments shall be he'd in
Wisconsin while he Is govornc
As a result OF increases Of wages
steel rollers ia the mills at Youuss-
town. ohio. are roy earning as much
a. sSND q month OF at a rate of $40
Geo "a year,
Bishop Henderson 81 Detrotit has
issued an order tat every Methodist
church in his diocese hail display
the starr and stripes FOR the duration
81 the war
\ Swedish Baptist church In New
York Cip recently rendered the use
81 their church 20 a Jewish congrc
CATION which was unable TO raise
funds 10 nuiid q synagogue.
in the interest 90 economy the do
partment ~ agriculture has issued a
bulletin advising the use OF oil FOR
dressing shoes instead of backing,
a. the oil tends 20 preserve the
leather
Tho bean production this year In
America H. estimated 40 nearly 90
million bushels. as compared with
less than 1000. 600 last year and 10
million iu 1915, and h. valued 40
1866 million donars
Mrs Hattie = Harl % school teach
| er Of council Bluffs. Iowa. has pre-
| pared 90 pledge Tor school children.
In which thoy promise not 20 find
farit with any food set before thcu,
| during the war.
IL il figured that the ashes FROM
tobacco smoked in TINS country 1u-
nuaIy would Yield over a. million
pounds 81 potash. and 90 million
pounds of phosphorus valued us FER
t~lilers az -u million dollars.
Church members OF -. Paul con.
r-rceatons have been invited bv then
ministers tu bring their bed Gross
knitting Co church with them. jusun.
cation Tor such 600 act being fouu'
in Matthew o. ~
The T. W W lumber workers o
Montana l1lhu and eastern Wash
iugton are demanding god served %
porcelain dishes spring beds and mat
t@rcsscs free hospital service. and
minimum wage Of 50 u day
s Harvard professor uf chemistr'
BE- making experiment. with ltchrv
Woreuic gas Tor use in the tr"uchc-
o. causes copious weeping hat render
]lrcurltc Workmanship in.I o-sInlo %.
tho uJrt 81 the cncUy.
The police of -'hattauouE1 ar
warming the druggists 81 '.af g.
against selling 60 The ~"ldl'rs From
tho training camps artificial -tlmu
l3uts 4s substitutes for liluur iu'Iui
iuc spirits of ammonia hay rum uu0
~parcroric.
On reply 10 women asking How r3.
help. Major Genera Wood -ats
"lr YOU lave your husband. tu.
brothers. ssc go it that thcl 1rr fl
en IL sporting ,hHu,o that i1ny 900
wcll trained. well led and we'll pre-
pared in time Of peace
Lot the peoul" rule lp-Is.s