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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
HOsPITAL CLUB DANCE.

HUSPIIAL CLUB DANCE.
Camp Cody. Deming. n. N, Nov. 20.
The base hospital stepping club"
will give a dance tonight at the
armory IN Deming. It is for all
branches Of the medical department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
EMPEROR WILLIAM

OF Germany visits Emperor Of Aus
tria al Vienna, Two years ago today,
November %, 1915
Find a German soldier.
EESTERDAY'S ANSWER.
Upside DOM n irdter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

NV MEXICO.
LOEINGTON, PLAINVIEW TATUM.
NEW MN. AUTO MAIL LINE
Leaves Tatum am. Mondays. Wednes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Wanted HeEp-FemaIe.

Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.
GOOD cook 7oS y oregon
GOOD colored or white strl for house
work stay nights. $50 Montana
GOOD cook. private family. 1917 Mon
taus-
WANTED-EnElish speaking SRI for
houseworS- Cali 1900 Myrtle ave
AMERICAN dining room girl. experienced.
fo- all day work Apply IN person -9s
Epson
WNNTED-GirI for general houseWori5-
can az Prices dairy, Alameda and Mar
tlnez-
WANTED-By large produce house. sew
erlI American girls f0r sorting produce
Answer r 10. care Herald.
WASTED-Girl fo- houseworlz for rest
dence down the valley. Phone 11E. Box
loss
WANTED Woman for Homework and
plain cooking. neat. economical; stay
nights. no laundry $50 month Inquire
Friday morning -s11 Wheeling St. Man
haitian car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

Lost and Found.
LOST-White female, English bull dos,
with spot ON night ear, tail and ears not
trimmed Phone t45s-
CARTEL sv.-crer free with each rug
FOUTL MOORE Co
IOST-One white Split dog Return TO
T. q p. r0undhouse general foreman Re
ward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Wanted-SaIesmea

Wanted-SaIesmeH
~~~-~~~-------~---~--- --~-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~-~-0
SALESMEN-DiStrict sales directors TO
instruct and assist sales people We have
iu the sale cf stock we are now selling.
we want men who do sell stock. Write
us and state how much you want p. o.
box 11z. Temple. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

Leaves Lubbock daily except sunday at z
am Connections are made for Lovingtou
and Carlsbad Return trip leaves Ta-u-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Bring 30 to II Pnso.

Mother NJ Barbara. superior OF
LOrettO academy, and sister Eulalia
accompanied about 80 girls to FL
PasO Wednesday The girls viii
spend their Thanksgiving holidays in
FL Paso and the sisters will attend
the dedication Of the new St. Pat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Personal.


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Fail & Mitchell Employment Agency,
20s san Francisco St
WANTED-B0y with wheel Walk over
Boot shop
WANTED A BARBER and a porter. los
san Francisco street
WANTED-QuicI tire changer. 3intoni1s
Sales Co. AZ Mills St
WANTED-Au around Job compassion q
Paso Printing Co
WANTED-Boy with bicycle Potter Con
fectonery Co.
SOLICITOR AND COLLECTOR for life
insurance; steady position for hustler
Address ia care Herald
WANTED first class bo0tmazer. also
a shoe maker; good wages j. T. Hood
1880 C. ave- Douglas. Ariz-
HANDY man about store must speak
Spanish and run Ford truck Apply Home
Furniture Co. III y Stanton
WANTED-Salesnan who can get the
busiuess. 500 commission gross sales A1-
dress O. lf7. care Herald
COMPETENT male stenographer, also
b0olzkeeper. 10 go TO France with Amer
lean Red Cross Apply GO Mills bldg
WANTED-A-I shoe rspairer, state wages
wanted; American preferred BOX sls,
3iorenci. ARR
BOYS with whee.s-Guaranteed salary
good boys can make big money Apply
al once A. 3. c. Delivery 1es y Camp
hell
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15
Merry-Hearted Spring

Across the hills comes skipping
Gay, merry-hearted Spring,
Aud in train glad legions
Of joys on fairy wing.
The little buds awaken
And ope' their eyes to see
The pipers of her comply
That fill earth's lanes with glee.
The water shake their armor
And flows with joyous purl;
While their winter touches
These insects rise awhirl.
Bold Natures color artists
Get busy DER the land,
And soon earth's robe is gorgeous
With Springs own tints so grand
Afar and near is glory
OF blossom-laden trees,
Where mating birds are joyous
With loves own melodies.
Then humankind rejoices
In faith and hope and cheer,
And DER the world sounds paans
OF praise TO Spring so dear.
The Mento,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15
Think
Contributed by Mr.. c. r. S.

Contributed by Mr. c. r. s.
Apeles he tenacousy
ed day however busy he might be- without
himself which
passed with him. when he had
completed work. exhibit the his
while he himself concealed behind picture
sms Under these that censured by
shoemaker for having the shoes with he The
the shoemaker
thanks his advice the which Apes full
Indignation his head him
give opinion beyond shoes-PnyA piece of advice
which has been shoemaker should
stick to his last'
memory nothing hang grudges
great degree color our
wise man hath than show that he
apprehend the first than
the
Get what like have like what
doctrine Get what like you
There healthy
may successful the greater
thereby Get what
til get it, and when help others like Let this
be your future policy
The tongue of Importance a
mastery tongue
has fairly the life. you
and yourself
upon you
ouburst If you have curb it. When
and something will sting
speak, Selfconro the of
1t always
Sometimes wonder why do of life than
We feel that
Before becoming disturbed this the experience
different view Instead of Il
ought Am much camp
wonder why do moret" Am
what have?"
feeling that we are not receiving our just due
Selfexamnaton always agreeable occupation,
purifying
real friend is, above all things loyal But
good bit friend who But you
he will than Often
willing give.
Outstanding your
have many.
When have found you with
bands of steel. 1t is worth lifetime find friend
Thus having selected FRIEND
Emerson to lose friend bad yourself
selected him."
The strength of right is right wrong
it's imitation of the right But will
ball which rolled itself ITSELF
of the right Wrong by for imet
fool itself foolsthe
when he wrong easily he knows he right
Right when carried neighbours makes their hearts
pate with joy and happiness that they able aid another
the hard places of life Therein lies the of right for
anything
much difference between pretentious RIGHT there
tween paste diamond and a genuine diamond
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15
PENDENNIS' CHAT

PENDENNIS' CHAT
Observations Timely Interesting Topics of the Day Briefly
and Entertainingly Discussed
ByMrLs
Nay, by Saint Jany
hold penny,
A horse and
Is than
And yet many"
Shakespeare.
There is quotation from The Tanning
OF the Shrew than first reading.
Notice is frequently of being benefit
OF investors What disposition g of water?
10 become inflicted with beigent mode and then
at the time sincere due respect mpartay
paradoxca condition of mind
The material for winning baseball
There is strong pitching staff and other experienced
ready and willing for the battle cry of Play Bali"
An in dietetc has discovered that
the best This discovery intended the living
what " needed however, who will discover
make all beef cattle have plentiful supply
er meat There people this world who like
who do wish high living on diet of tough
thinks of other countries than his own person is
liable to consider those somewhat similar
and resources Nations have distinct indvdualie
DDS of existence usually the results
almost impossible
which each different aspect.
high price that they wilt soon be sold by
the Dozen Selling marketing bushe
weight the good odashioned doing
Der ne Selling potatoes by weight Sell
ing potatoes by the dozen
class The thing will have will be special dish which
potatoes and silver instrument the peng
There much beauty required
Trees, sky sunlight common
natural things which please the make
No painter has, pic
which good has provided all
look and Have noticed the beauty the moonlight shining
The surface of the changing CLINT moonlight
the behed the reflection upon
deep woodland poo Neither cunning painter
the skill Of the photographer will reproduce such beauty.
There kinds of illustrations perodicals-pc
depcons picture something which
fact depletion merely illustrates article story
which somewhat
the will give example recently
pction illustration
fine finished half The shown the depon
standing out-bulding logs
This old the spaces
filled up the usual practice dwelling
shown small door structure
log out-buldngs This depletion
picture log
have shown large enough pass through
aud would have shown the logs "chinked up"
Art is but imitator-human skill has it's limitations
the work of Divinity; with his
reproducing the IDEAL The world of Forest
grand outspread beauty great glorious
of the mind of the Creator of the beautiful Man. with his
paints his and chemicals of
beauty exposed his his limitations
his But flower the supply
holds within petals the real, tangible beauties
The world is full of splendors Day dawns with
glorious spread sky and
the flaming setting of the
shades of cleaning twilight Night with of and
The with changing spendors Beauty
Spndo world of that
Tho a1ubo fraato all uhoca hints
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15

There thing that may be said favor of old
household remedies. There many survivors,"
The miserable of mans life which
suddenly that his wife isn't interesting make
rtation absorbing
to make him forget his wife,"
"Jus gardener cutivaes his plot keeping it free from
weeds growing the flowers and fruits which requires
minds, wedding all the
thoughts cuvatng perfection the
and fruits of right, useful and pure thoughts"
"A small boy who happened be hoarse asked how
had caught cold indignant look he replied:
I haven't cold I've only got cold in my talk
Little Richard admring the baby and
he thought her the perfect
Finally ended by saying God certainly genius"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15
Four Kinds of Men

He who knows and knows-is blind Show
and knows that knows not-is simnle
Teach him.
knows that he kuo VS. not-s fool
Shun him.
who knows and knows that he knows-s Follow him.
Persian PrOrerb,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-15

Notice is frequently of melons being cut for thu
of investors. What disposition made of the water?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

fur5. Die Ginger frefieren ia ale
500 SSltB pornt 9orf. Gas lit ofienbar
ibr iueiteiter gfaOilis. Gas mar na-
tiirIih gelooen. gtber itb fano cs
bii6ib uno troitli1 gelogeD. @ir
ioilcn MN obbmten 1nO uuieren ga.
Oen weiter binten nufinoben. ga,
nlcinetiuegcttl 9lur rpir0's berte iuoDI
man ibIeht oomit nlsiebeu.~
arad oins e in einen glugcn-
bIid.
PEA ia, no io,~ In0te Ser 2elltuont,
uno Orcbtc iidD eleidnliitig i'm. ,@ir
tpiiien ihon Snr0c, sic bellen, beiBen
nidt. Gin @etoie modem Die Ginger,
gerooe5u poIi5eiWiOrig.@
Gine aoa5e @eile pIouoerte CT nod
nit mir, un0 leine 9lrt. Dic er, init
bcreniioIibcr @eboslihfeit. Dalb ouf
Dem 6cititrrronO iibcuo, feline 3igo.
rette poiite, obne iid I'M eerinsiieu
ourb oic Ginihl69c ii6ren 5n Ioiieit
bereitete mir Gin altBcroroeltliAes
Bereniieet
9tod)oent sic SbieBerei tngciabr
5lpei Shtn0en eeoouert bate, fam ser
9beror5t 1no iogte, ct bGtte Ieinc
gerlpunoetcn gIiidIid iinperiebrt as.
tronsportiert itno oen 8cicbl befon.
men lelbit ab5ufdbrcn 8crn id
niHts oaeeeen ein5lhpenoen bGtte
piroe CT MIDI nitnebmcn.
sd lpuBtc iuirflid niht mas ia
6dttc einmen0eii ioaen.
gioA chuo 5lporSig @linuten sat
ten mir Dos n1bIte Torf crreid)t, ut
BON Dem 26rut foum nod etruas 81
lorcn mar. 9lIs mir bier bicltel, fan
Der oboohloic BoiticfretGr ouf ms 81
uno fra9tc, ob mir ipobl Qlaibtcn
odB CT 6eute Elm 2uortier folioc. 3u
foilig lionOcn ctnigc GfiSicrc iii I'm
Ierer gSdbe, Die ollc il Elm groBes sc
lddter ois6rahen Wian perlidert
ibm er luiirOc Sic idl0niteu Quortier
linNeil 10 uiel CT tnir molle.
Da oerooe enl Ssrantcudilto De-
gSeecs fam is uuroe idI oort biuen
rerIooen uno fubr in oaS 5ll cincu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

S9riegsIo5arett eingeridtete @Dm.
uaiium. Wton mics mir eut 8nmner
an, III Dem ihou fiuf peuplinocte
9ffiBiere logeu
llniere bprge6radjten alieinuupen
iperoen itets 0urrb oie grin1rlna for.
rigiert. Giuen @ermuuocteniool Dottc
ia mir nidlt gera0c aiS 0en nnge-
neburiten 9IufcntbnltSort qeouht 100,
pcnn nid5t lStobnenoe, 10 ooh Itil
Seioeu0e licgen ino Oel @eiunOe lii.
ipilItiirlid bic Stinunc odmpft nno
attf 6itB8eben iunbergept
Slber ieItcu babe idb mid III lultiac-
rer iluo dt9enebmcrcr @aiallid1it BE.
fuu0elt ats nit oielpn Iitni SFiiSie.
rem llno ooh iporen lire @erleeln.
gen maDrbaitig ni9t gering Gin cins
Siaer botte mir einen G6uB, aber
Oteier battG itin gieidl Neu Sanodcl
5eridmettert Die oiocren 0aaeaen
iparen idnulidb BON 0rai lui0 mebr
Sdiiiieu berluuH0et iunrDcn.
llnO mas botten iie nid5t nod oacs
mtsitcbeu nliiiicn 1cr ciHc bottc,
itnfobio, lid 81 beipeger nod sm6lf
Stiuioen im idreriicn @ronotfelucr
liegeu miiiien bis II en0Hh III Set
gtadbt aiiieciunoen pHr0c Giucn an.
ocreu iuar oer aranfcntr6gcr, 0er tbn
bdttc berbiu0en iuolleit iIbcrn 2eib
crihoilei morocn unO er battle Blt.
ieben miilien ipic odS glut 0eS @tcr.
beuoet iid init iciuem uerniidtc.
gSoMen binourcb battcu lie oic drpitcn
Stropn5cn ST. crtrogen gcbnbt, Soften
togsitber gcfdripft un0 Aic 9ladtc iii
elcnocn, bdltia aufgcmoriencn 5diit.
5eltIomern uerbrnd5t, luobil ibnet
tdgeInng nid]t eiumaI pnriucS gIicit
| getrogen per0cn fonnte.
slber noh0cm iie toguns. idgcir Id
Der uiBerlieu 9tcroennuipounpna ac.
lebt, icoe 1orae uHt tor aieenes @obL
! uno ic0eS meirbere @cfiiBl Soften It'll.
teroriden miiilet iiuo aan5 ouiae.
ganeen wurcn III ociu lei0cndyaftli.
| tben Grong, ST faupfcn nuO 3u tie.
Qelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Daa hRarhuHap&tR Dnrf.

9obnbof obgeleben botten. lin boIb
nciin mar Gin feinOlidcr 6lieger er.
ic]ieucn botte BORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
itnO dlerboitO onoere ibu iiltereiIie-
neutrality-suspicious. beobodtet itnb mar
tros iebr geididter 8elAieBling bon
unlerer Seite ittDeriebrt 5uriidge.
febrt. 9tln batte Der Gberor5t III
olitflid)er @orlidbt Die Bette ioiort
roltnen Iniien. gu rimtete Oas glrtil.
leriefaier aus idiueren Sd]iffSges
ihiiben. SOS prompt cine bnlbe5titnoe
ipoter einiebte, MIR eerirgen @1ote-
riolidoOen all, oblpoDl cine @rnnote
utitten in einent Sclt ciitidhtg. Slber
nahoenr sic 9fuiiet oen @obnbof
oiseicbig belegt bottert. ihieneu lie
es Jest nuf 0os 1orf ielbit nbeeieben
3u baben. W1it ernliiocnoer 9fegclmG.
Bigfeit fonen sic llnactime ongefIo.
gen. @ion botte oos @efiibl, OnB II.
genoiuo iiber eincm cine llitli1tbnrc
Wuiaotinc oufgeidlooet lei, on Der
oos Syoabeil nit loigge5oeenem
@feifcn berdbinititc. 9luf lpen montC
! es lest nicOertrohen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

glber 9lalibt ibr, idb b1tts Oorduf font
men toniten? Gtatt oelien Ordngten
iih oie glusOriide, ipie elen0er Wliit
perlpiinihte Sdweinerei, mir oiif Die
Sippen.
Sod einer @eilc foln mein @ltrihe
berein. st mubte nit ietncn ionlt
5ieinlid iteifen &6noeit gon5 itripobr-
l6einli6 geihidte &erreltfitnger rno
logte in ieinent trouriseit 9ioIeft:
,9lun bcihieBen Die 9iuhen aud mob
infer ibofes Grortier. gSas ooS
BLOB pieOer beiBen ioa2"
.aomnten oenn oie @rototen no.
ber2"
,,g1u ia. 8icl ndber oiirften iic nidt
mai fonimen."
og9ie itebt es oenn init Dem Slb'
transport2~
.Doruls tpiiroc ipobl teiite i1idts
iperoeu, bat Scr Serr 0beror5t eeidgt
Dic g[ltos ont 9nbnboT iino ratiir.
lid oIeidb oilsgeriIien.
Sd erftbr Nun, ooB sic 9fuiien e
bailptIdhlic5 ouf oeit &ouu Inn 0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

fonnte, bon onoeren bclcgt iuor0en.
9hin mar ct gliidlitb, oieies 3intmer
gehtnOen 3u baben, unO pollte it'd
Ieincr gIeib oergepiHet1i. Gr ging
nur fort, Inn lid Gin Stiid 9reiOe 81
6olen Sffenbar ipnr CT fein W8enid)
Scr oie @eleaenbeit betul Sdopf 5u
foiien ruBte oenn ais CT 5iiriiofonI
6attc ldon iemon0 nnOers ieinen gso-
men ouf sic Cir gcnolt, uno er
muBtc oefnidt mieoer ob5icBen.
glm n1filen Wloreeu las ih N
@oetbes @eOi6ten. ais Elm langge5o.
gcner 8fff ertonte, oem elm gefpoltis
ges @etole folgte, Sd sloubte an cine
Sliegerboube uno modlte mir lueiter
fcime @eounfen. @leih Ooroiit ober
picSerbolte iih Der iwbeimlitbc @TiiT
uno c6enio Der frodenOe @inlhir5. 60
qing es III fur3cn glbltonocn noN
mebrcrc Wiole. gllS id mid Onnt IN
meincm @ett lnlorebte, iob idl iiber
Sic breite 0oriitroBe beulenoc @eiber
un0 &inoer rennen unD gnlOppierelioe
@fcroe 9roBeu Stdub olliluir6eln.
9(ugenideinlid imlroe oos Gori bon
Oen 9hiiien bciMoiicn gloM Den Gin.
idlGgcn 81 urteilem nuBten cS Sra.
ratcn bon reht onitdnoigeln aalibcr
lein Ncrcitiein lit oles, ooAte i6.
bumpeltc ATS 6cm 9ett imo 500 mid
an. W}ein 9ein tat mir fein 9is@en
wc6 in oieiem 9lugenbIid Butte id)
9ullctt ton5en fonren.
SSnOeiien nun, ongefiinoigt IeOes'
nal bon ocm pioerlihcn, bobniideil
@fff Oic Gonreri6ldse iic6 pieoer.
boIten. froh iA ms 9ett 5itriit rpS
bcriudltc. in mcitter 2cftiire fort5ii'
fobrcn 9lbcr id fam perliterlL oaE
ecaen cinihlogeuOe @ronotcn @oetbe'
idc Seoidltc mir Gin miBiger Erol
! iin0. sd bnite eerooe ooS lette @ci
Oibt aus Dem Sonettenfron5 5u Ieier
beaonncn
8pe gSortc iiiio es tlr5. ocancm az laacu,
sic mir io fort nit booer 5reuoe neuneu
nm olio. @orte, Sic nou Dit neunt
iuiilien Ood gel0ufige g9orte iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Don
2Sif6. @egcrrr.

SD ntotbte ben @oetbe-8uno nie.
Der ultf uno las
Us IbIno mein eero aeIbpinS 81 9icrbel
9ta ia, oos IicB iib ntdyt Ieltgrcu,
mein l&cr5 bate Elm gong biibIhes
Gerrpo angeibloeen. limb elm BFero
bate 'itb oud germ gebobt. gluf Ser
elenbeiten Sdbiuom6bre marc id bers
9niiet fortserittca. 9lber oie geforoc.
rlingsntittel, Die iit6 biitter min mif
Der StroBe beiueetetl Nonielpueelt
lino glutoS. moren olle NIT ggeiberu,
ainoern uno @erlpunoeten bod Be.
looen.
SSn oieiem gluaerblif itedtc cir
ianger @eiituuut icin biibIhcs friides
8eiidbt otrh oos offene sScnItcr uuo
rief mir 5ii: rWloinl 9tn, mas joaen
iie 3u opm SbIouoIic[9 SIT SOD
nett, ooB Die giulien iuis ser 5dieBe
rel nidlt Wiorgens INT fiinF onocfoir
gen bubeu. 60 founte man iid peutg
items ousihldfen llebrieens finDe Id
oic ion5e llffrceiiug totliter bIooitn
MIG. Gie 9erlS ichieBeu ia niel al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

tar: Die @moe gleid)t al SMlpere
oenen, Die iniere belitigen GoIooten
81 enpfnngcu pflegcn. Sie lit nibt
glcid totlid eelpeien 0enn es ltuo
rin9Sunt oieielbe nod 3eihen Der
&eiliugstcloen5 Ill cntoeden, Der
gInotom OR. aeitb lit iclbit Ger Wlci.
riing, OoB iener arieger aus Der
@ror5e8eit nod Wlonutc biltourtb gcs
lebt b0ben loirO. Gs iniB Gin fr0iti.
Ger Meni@ oeueien iein,ob nod icbr
iung ur0 ihmddltig, ituo Der pabr.
iheinlitb an Sen 6oIaen Oieler @unoe
gcitorben lit. gtcben Oeul @dlGDcl Oes
Griegers ipuroen oiib Die @rubitiide
Der Sirnihole eines 0mlen gehtnOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

vT as Gorf in Dem mir SrieaS-
"A beridteritntter Ciuquarttert
IN Iugen mar nidt ionoerlld)
groB rnO nit Trlppcn ilber'
flint. 9l1e oic nieorigen Sol5biittell
botten ii1 in Goiernen perrpdnoelt,
in 0enen bic eigcntli@ai Sepobner
ltd oui einen ein3igen yialml baiten
bcicbrGnfen miiien. Ia5it fom nod,
Dob oerooe all oeni Gage, an Oent mir
einriidten Elm Grono mebrere Sarler
ein1ihertc. GO hcrridlte entlbleoen
Haumniangel.
Ser Stobsorst, ser mir Die &ugel
aus meincn Obcri6eufcI DcrousboIte,
muBtc obriiden imo Elm htReer 0bcr-
or5t iibernobn Die meitere 9ebouo.
lung. 9lls er Den 8erbanO crreuerte,
ingte er, ole SaDe idbe 'ebr gut mls,
IN picr5ebn Eogen miir6e id piccer
morimio6io iein. Gas itimntc mid
ehuoS racbOeuflih. Ger crite glrjt oui
ocm Terbnnoplat botte gelogt cS
ieieu orei his bier Gage @u6e notig;
Der Stabsor5t bottr oic 2ieocirilt auf
o@t Iooe erbobt 0ieier iprah gor
oon "A Soacn. 3D. frogie, o6 eS inter
9icien llnltonOen nidt riHtiser iei,
meua ib nod Snte rciitc.
Scr Cbcrar5t mcinte, oos bielte er
oud fiir oaS GerniirItigite. Soicr
ionutc mon iid sod ni6t rcht pflc.
gcn. Gr miirOe oofiir iorgcu, ooB id)
nod beute nbtranspoitiert fuiiroe.
Sd portete mo mdrietc aber an
oieicnl Gage muroc aus benz gfbboIel
itid)is, 0n scr aranten5L9 iniolae Der
bcitigen @ciehte bereitS nit @erwm-
octcn gnn5 beiebt mar.
Stott oeiien crbicIt ib 5oblreimcu
@ciud, ocnn mein leeuueroenoes
3trHer ioio pielc 2icbbober. Der
critic, Der fam mar Scr Sefrctdr oer
ScIopoit, ST flogte min feline g(ot
W'ou bate ibm cin poiienocS Quar-.
tier olgGuieicf oot6 tpor ons Nous
lingliaIicbcrpeiie obne5rnnnt. Dil
8dnme. oie man ibm oaroiif pcripro-
DEN morcib che er nod ein5ieber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Giuc SrcitnnienS Sabre uIte SdabeI-
iunnSe.

1as 9onOoner WluienH Der &gl
@eoi8iuiiAen @cicIlidoft bat eiueu
intereiionten 6iinO aus Der 9ronSe.
5eit ii6criuicieu crbnIten. Sn eineus
bon oen GneldnOern onseemorienen
S9iibcigraben fono man Den SmGocl
eines &ricaes, scr ii6er ser Iinfeh
9lueenbrnue cine tiefe &DbIilng trug.
Sie liefert Oen Ncipeis, onB Der Be
lieer oieics &opfes sur 3eit ciien
9lrt6icb bon cincu 6cinoe erbolten
baben mtB. 2eutnmht Sionel lieferte
6it oieienl 6uroc toIgeuOen &ouuuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Gin dJiueiiidjcr Slicocr an Der @ca.
front.


front.
Gin aorrelpouOcnt eaqliider 9l6t.
Ter mcl0ct, ooB an Der Gomnie Gin
Gbineic uoncns Siu ais irorBoiiiher
Sergccnt 6lieger0icnite lciite. 1lu
ici por SsricgsoiiSbrud5 udA Srdnfs
reid gefomneu, I'M nos Slic9eu az
leritctt tino bubc iid oon Der frar5D.
iildlen pcercsleihlrg sum aonlpT &C.
gen 2entidlono sur &erfiiaung ca
iteIIt 81 ioa tiir5iid eincn Darten
StraiiB nit Oeutihcn 6licgcru ge-
bobt uno lpic Der ea0lilhe Hnrre.
ipon0ent begaliptct 5ipei 6entiCbe
NIpporatc 6erltntergehoilen ba6en.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-28
To the Boys of Lamar

Minors between 16 and 81 years of
age who have been convicted may in
the discretion of the Court be paroled
The present paroled ones have fnan-
cially righted the wrongs they COM
mitted and have pcid all costs Of
court, sheriff and attorney. This adj
justment puts them back on an hon
est financial basis. They are to be
gentlemen in morals henceforth, and
will possibly in the not distant flu
ture be among our best representatives
Of business manliness. Watch and
see.
All minors of such ages in the city
or country may be told that honest
manhnoss or womanliness are the on
ly characteristics of quality for which
courts should have any respect. They
are an row really under informal par
ole so far as the county court is CON
cerncd and any practical dishonesty
may land them ir the reformatory
sooner than the formally paroled
Watch them and see.
Let parents and business men assist
the county cffic2rs in redeeming the
fair name of Lamar.
Respectfully,
J. c. HORN,
County Judge.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-28
Kept His Word

One of the recruiting canvassers in
an English provincial town was a
well known magistrate. In most cases
he succeeded in obtaining the prom
Uses he wished, but at last he knocked
at one cottage door which was opened
to him by sturdy son of the soil.
"My man" said the magistrate, in
his most persuasive tones, "are you
willing to fight for your king and
country"
mo, beant, sir" was the prompt
reply. "An' be surprised at you
askin' me for to do it. Two years ago
come next month you yourself fined
l 20 shillings for fighting wi Bill
Smith, and you said it wor wicked to
fight, an / promised you | wouldn't
repeat the offense, an allus kept my
word. Buffalo News.