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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-19

Scc bcfin0cn. Gc5 4r0li0cnten Yro,
fanQtiou cnth0lt Die crlte ontIidc
Ylncrtcnmuq, ooG mcrtDoQe 2nIor-
nlotion 0urh Die 0eutihcn Nerlthes
rlmQagCicu 1doften noh 0ettihlal0
9ClQn8cn maG.
Ger Scnot bcQonn belhe 1eine finn
lie lmo notwithstanding IeBte @ohe Der
Grorterllng Scr Observation-Disclosures
la9e Scr Nominiltrotion. Die tSiibrer
.morcn oumit beId7ofttgt, Die Norlaae
70 81 DerUoIlitonoi9en, 0oB lie Den
Niln1hen oeS YrGit0cntcu WiIion
.cut1prlf)t uno angenonlmeu Dcr0cn
miro. Seincr 8creinborlmg Qcn1oB
ioQ Der Senot ilber sic 8iG omSams-
tag 0icicr Wod)e obItinmen. So0onn
miro ole Gorloge Dor Die 9onTeren5
9ebrn6t mer0cn, no, mic man bortt,
cine boloi9e Neritanoi9unq er3ielt
merocn miro, 10 baR bas 8eieb ODr
Dem /. sinsnit in Strait treten mag.
Gie SenatsfiiHrer berieten iiber
Den gntpnrf bon borgeld]Iagenen
INcn0erungen, Die beiti1nrnt iino, einen
I2luSBleih 3Dilden oen 6ouptitreit.
punften in Dem @oresNmenoement in
Der Brobi6itionsfruge berbei3ufiibren.
IS miro cine aontrolle sur 8es
lhrdnfung Der 8unoesbeb0roen uno
Die S6offung zines 9tobr11ng8mttteis
IuSidui1es unltelle Der Grnennllng
zines ein3elnen 4ubrl,ngSmttteIoifta.
tors empfoblen. Gle 9lonliniItration
| lit 9e9en oieie geItintntungen. G3
mag iiber oie 6ro9e Ser Regierung8s
tontrolle iiber Stobl, glien 9oum-
Inole uno onoere Erooutte gum
&onpf fonnen.
~Cbne 3meifel " iogte 9unoe5Ic-
notor Stone BON QttIIouri omer0ell
! jebt 8eiebe erloIicn, lpel6e in gcs
In0bnlihen 3eiten alS III ibren noe"
ientliden Ginbeiten gegen 6ie flaret
8eitinrnlrngen Der 8unoe8oerfaiIung
oerltoBeno obgelebnt tperoen ipilr0en.
| >Th qIoube, DOB Die gnnoesperfaI.
Jung 10 iueit bic Nfad)t Der 8eiebgcs
bnng in Setrad)t fommt, gefrensigt
| lit nnb iidD in einem temporaren tot
abnliden 3nitanbe befinbet. Sb Die.
Ile ulte 8runbfeltc unierer 2reibeiten
ienalS nieoer iid erbeben, nteoer
3um 2eben erpohcn miro, tpeiB id)
niht. 0os 8eridt5tuelen lit Ole ein-
3ige, oerfoiiun9smaBig foorbinterte
Otadt Der Regierun8, bic, 10 melt mir
Imiiien, nod frei BON rebolutiondren
Ginfliiiien lit. Sb bic Hihter, lpenn
e3 oarauf anfomntt, unerI6ittterlid1
! fir Die Gerfaiiltng einiteber, ODER Oh
Tie oem geietge6cnoen oMob" aul
Dem -o6ihiiiiigen gSege sur fonitit1t'
tionellen 8ernthtllng ltno 8ur reboI1t'
tion1ren 4enoerunq llnlerer grtnble'
genoen eSoeole folgcn iueroen, bleibt
ob3utparten."
sln lebten Son15tag tpurbe i'm
Souie bic 8orIage oes ariegsbeparte'
ments fir 9etpinigung bon $640,'
100000 sum gau BON $4,000 2uft'
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-19
&riiis im Scutidlanc
Huibe Cnenpe 5 9aten gefommen! - Helgnaon oes Neds
fanslers. - Gier beude Oampier geapert. - Stretfs
1no llnruben in ben Ser Saaten.
9ene ltnruen lit 9uBlano. Ser Wttniiter refisiren.

nno Oancrnc &eriOlDnuug nntcr ben
&OIfern,
Uclunltinmc 0eblctserlucttcrnugen
unb pOlitlidDc, lutrtid)aftlId)e unD IL
nnn5iellc lleberNriffc pcrtraacn ldD
nid,t NIT cinem iuld)cu Nrieoen. Der
9ieidDstag permirft ollie Eanc, bic uuf
cine luirtid)aftlid)e IbldllieRnna aes
rtdDtet 1tno nno nadp ocm NrleNc
NeiubicIiNtcit uutcr Den &Olfcrn err
3Cuacn.
Sic Nreibcit Der Meere muf ga-
rantlCrt uerbcn,
Blur cin uirtid,uftlid,cr Nriebc
fnnn Den EUoen fir ein frennbId)aft.
lid,ce Ncrb0ltnls ituter Den Hatlunen
OUrbcrcttcn.
Ser 9etdp@taa miro energtIdj filr
bic Sd,affnug cine@ intcrnatipualcu
WertdDtshDfes elutrctcr.
rSo lonoe ieSOh bic feinbIidven
MeoicrnnNcn elncn Iolfcn Trtebcu
nidpt nuncbmen, 10 IanGe tic ScutId,s
l0no nno iclnc &erbunoeten NIT Gr.
Obcrnna nnO 3critHfelnua beOrOben,
miro OoS OcntidDc &Olf 9ceint 5nIams
men itcBen wie Elm Manu nnO fam.
piCn, bis icinc ciNcnen Gcbcnss nnb
GnhuitcImnNSrcdte nnb bic Ielucr
&crbUnOctcn ocItd)crt iinb.
oGoa aceintc OcntldDe &Olf lit I'M.
beitcQbar.
Ser 9icidp&tna ueif, Oaf or in bic,
Icr Nntiinoiauno iidp i'm Gintlaua be-
finOct NIT ben WGnncrn, bic Oas 30
tcrIanb OcrtclOiGen; iic t0nuen it'd,
Ocs mnitCrblidDcn Sanfc8 bes oeuts
id,cn &ulfca Drrid)ert bnlten."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-19

partcl bat nod elmer Iepc'dc ou2
@u0opclt in Der observation-disclosures
crtl0rt:
Sen Wittelplmtt III Der gegcn=
m0rtiqcn oeutld)eu &riii5 bi(oet Die
Nrieoensfrage. Seoermnnn inGentIds
LAMB miinldt Den tSricben. 9bcr
cs lit nitt genu8, 0oB mot oonob
Derlongt, lonoern Die yfotton nulB
burilber perhonOcln. 0rof G}erlti bat
Dor uucr GcfTcntlidfcit crflQrt, 0aB
mir bereit lino 81 cjncm 6ricoCn obnc
GroberlmQcn Sine Der porhcr ertors
oerlidHu ,Sric0cn2beOln0lu9cn lit Olc
Icntofratillerltng elne5 leocn Sun-
0cs.
2>n Ncrlouic ser Icbotte logte
S5rcihcrr (l>llilt5 Ncf uCa gibt hc1tc
feline NricqapoIitif mchr, ipnoern nnr
nod cine TrieoenspOlitif. Ter 15rio-
f. Dc nulB cln ebrenDa1ter lcul mo olc
Nrcl13cn lmo bic politiid)e l(nabhull-
QiQfcit lluQorn2 Qoronticr"n."
WtiniltCrpr0il0ent 3rut G1tcrhu}0
crflorte in Der Grlui0crnQ ollf elnc
lInIrooc Dcs ,5rcibcrrn DON Wcf, 0lB
lDic ncuc Rcoierluno in lmQorn ltrerg
frithGIt an Sem RilnDni3 nuiihcn Der
| IIoDpcllnDuordic uno oent Icutlhcn
Rcidr gSir boltcn fcIt an bent
Ihcrrlid crprobten Niiu0nla nit
Icutihlano," loQte Der Nrenllcr. ~r>n
0icicr Soin1idt iOcntlf5lert Die HCglcs
runQ lid poufonlmcn nit 0em Stonos
plutft Scr fribcrcn Nc9ierlnQ. e."
7ir npntIhc g}ohrlIno5nlittrlfrQQc,
Isle meme rn5liihc Cffcnlipc, nic pcltr=
re- Nriroafrr0itfrooc, Die mrltueheu0.
itr finolr3icUc Nilic Scr Ser. StootHr
Ion Nic 9lujjcrtcu, 0o5 McmuBticin,
Hnr o;r g>cr Stootru cntI ouf cioeuc
,[o11t 0cn Nrico IN sic Y0uoc 3irbtl
m;irnrn " ny ljc lmN olc 10 pih
Tin 6ol} nr rid,t nit bomboItilhcr
ococutrjliucu Nbroicu abQctun mcr.
Nr1 Nr1 fSnnrn Jrot Oca rclOcnniitig-
item yAinrritonOca. trpt Der Qr0Btclr
1rIhlInpirr tror bca ocutid,cn Wcu.
lhcunotrriola nihlt man ijfcrlido
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-19

Nc6raefa Hutbernncr erI0Nen GOOalt-
tGtS |tciOlutlun.
1nfOlac Der hcfti0eu Nntlagen Der
StoatS -&crteioioungsbebOrbe uOn Nc-
br0sfo QcNcu mchrere ErDfeiiorcn Ocr
Stnotauniucriit0t nno aeaen Die III
tberiIdlc Nlrdc mc9cn rlanocSperrGs
teriidper NcnRcrnn0cn" gelegentlid,
orr Mnfrahmc Der 0Gi6crtn .Nnleibc"
nno Der Snmmlunacu fir on8 HOte
(Gortfeeuna auf Sette 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-19

"The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade
Printers Ink.
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(Jortiesune auf Seite 81
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slm lebten Son1stag tpurbe i'm
SouIe bie 8orlage 0es ariegsoeportes
ments fir 9eipiligung bon $64O,'
100000 sum gau BON $4,000 2mf.
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(Jortiesung auf Seite g.
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(GortIesuua auf Sette 81
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8on Sans 8 e M II t +.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
REV. ANDREW c. CR|NNAN
DIES At GRACE HOSPITAL
"cii-known Episcopal Minister Ex.
pires Following Long
Illness.
FUNERAL TUESDAY MORNING
Was Brother OF Judge Daniel Grim
nan and OF DIR. st. George 4. Grim
nan, or This City-Was In Ills
FOrty-Ninth Year.

Rev. Andrew Glasse.l Grinnan. rec
,or or the Episcopal church at
rails Church. in Fairfax County.
ana one of the most widely known
tpiscopa. ministers in the state. died
Yesterday morning ut Grace Hospital.
inter a protra.tcd illness lie was in
his ;orty-ninih year.
ihc funeral will be conducted at 10
morning chape! of Holy Trinity E.pis-
copal Church by Rev. J. j. Gravait.
-: -. the rector. assisted by Rt. Rev.
william cabell Brown. ID. d.. Bishop
oadjutor of Virginia. The burial will
lie In hollywood Cemetery. The pail
bearers will he John Stewart Bryan.
DR. Robert Coalter Bryan. Charles \.
stewart. Rcv. w. ~. Burkhardt. Rev.
lhomas Semmes. Rev. james w. Nor
lis, ID. r.. James +. Minor and Henry
Taylor. Jr
Mr.. Grinnan is survived by his wife.
who was Miss Anne G. Minor. "A daugh-
ter of the late Professor G. l.. g. Minor,
and two children. Miss Frances Grin
nan. a student at Wellesley College.
and Andrew classcl. Grinnan Jr. n
student at the Episcopal High school.
lie Is survived also by four brothers.
Hev. r.. Bryan Grinnan and John
Coalter Grinnan, of Norfolk. and Judge
Daniel Grinnan and DR.. st. George r.
Grinnan. OF Richmond. and by two sis
icrs. Miss Nina =. Grinnan and Miss
Georgia b. Grinnan.
~. 5iihhdH WAS porn III Madi-
son County at 'tBrampton." the
nome OF his parents. the late Dr.
a. G. Grinnan and Mrs Georgia
Is. Grinnan. He was educated at
Locust Dale Academy. Pantops Acad-
envy, the University OF Virginia and
nc Episcopal Theological Seminary
before going to the theolor ical semi
nary he taught for two years at Nor
woods School Richmond. aud before
that. In Savannah. Ga.
After being graduated from the semi
nary. Mr.. Grinnan preached first at
Point Pleasant W. Va. His other
churches. before he went 10 Falls
CHURCH. were located at Weston and
Berkeley Springs. W Va. and AT Hay
market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

only on" death during the nine months.
tnat icing Private kincaid. attached
TO Headquarters The iIowitzers had
the lowest sick report at Camp Wilson
and tn" other three batteries wer.
almost as good.
The IIowitzcrs slept between sheets
last night for the first time i'm months
As soon as III" property was within
tn" arnory. Captain Myers excused
all except the guard for the night, per-
hitting the men TO 20 to their homes.
Work Of mastering til. battery out
VIII start to-day. Colonel Mann :
Mcc!osky. United States Army who
commanded the regiment to which the
Virginia artillery was attached will
be one OF tho mastering officers
The Howitzcrs and battalion head
quarters brought back Us enlisted men
and eight officers The officers are
Major Wortham. Captain w w La
'rade and Lieutenant Edward J. kce-
gan. of the battalion staff. and Captain
Myers, First Lieut.nan,s Edward Res
and James j. Pollard and Second Lieu
tenants John Wood and ,;corg. Myers
OF the battery. Captain Is. r. War
rick. battalion surgeon. accompanied
the Norfolk and Port smouth batteries
IL" vii! return here when those or
GaniZations are mustered Out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

ty-four years. widow OF Thomas
Fauntleroy. died on Saturday at her
home. "Avoca." near Altavista. "a long
illness making her death unexpected.
She was the youngest daughter OF the
late General James bearing of Con-
fcdcratc army fame. and u descend
ant Of John Lynch tho founder Of
Lynchburg. Her grandfather. Captain
James G.. bearing. was Il captain in
the Revolutionary army. aud Colonel
Charles Lynch. her maternal grand
father. was on the stan OF General
Nathaniel Green.
Mrs. Fauntleroy is survived Ivy the
following children: James -. Fauntlc-
roy. Alexandria: Mrs Thomas Lewis.
Chicago. H.; Misses HULA. Ethel and
Gladys Fanntlcroy and Walter Faunt-
leroy. Altavista, the latter being post :
master at that place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
Yrs. Mary ". JcnrerS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March II
Mrs. Mary II. Jcifrcss. nincty-two yenrx
OF age. died at her home at this piacc
this afternoon. She was the widow
Of Captain T.. II. Jcffress. faminariy
known as tho Father Of South nos
ton and celebrated her ninety seconG
birthday on February Il. She wa.
before her marriage. Miss Mary liar
NrT. Of Charlotte County. She leaves
on" son. Charles j. Jeffrcss Of Eie,-
cher. y. G.. and FIVE daughters. Mrs
w. +. Garter. OF Danvilc; Mrs T.. y
Yancey. Mrs, Sailie Elliott. Mrs. Pattir
Norwood and Mrs. =. III. Yancey, All OF
this place. She lived To see five gen
crations in the JeTress family, wnicb
numbered about eighty living MEM
hcrs. The funeral Will take place or
Tuesday and interment will be made
at oak Ridge Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
l,n,uh t:or,lou MN.

Especial 10 The Times DtSpatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March II.
-iialph Gordon Iiill. aged nineteen
years. OF Bucna Vista. Va. died at il
local hospital at ) o'cloci< this morn
ing from tho effects of burns sustained
in accident at the plant Of the
Princess Furnace Company. at Glen
Wilton. Allegheny County. last Friday.
Another employee. named Stinn"tt. Was
painfully burned. Young Hin WAS a
son OF 6. l.. lin. Of Buena Vista.
and was born in Botetourt County. lie
did not reach here for treatment uu-
til last night. His body Was sent to-
night to Glen Wilton, and was ac-
companicd by his father and brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
REMARKABLE HEALTH RECORD
IS MADE UY ARTILI.EItl MEN

Remarkable health records have
been made by the artillcrymcn Ma jor
7. NJ. Workman, commando Of the ar
ti.lery battalion, stated that there was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
CiIARI.OTTESNILL VA. March IL.
Mrs. Ellen :. Carter aged sixty
years. wife Of ~. f.. Carter. died ut
I o'clock this morning at her resi-
d.icc on Park Place. near the Uni
s"rsity of Virginia. The funeral will
be held from the residence at 10 O'Clock
Moncay morning, the service 10 lac
conducted by DIR. George l.. Pctric, of
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Carter
Mas a daughter OF Gardner J.. Lloyd.
aud was born and reared at East
Orange. y. j. Her mother was Emma
Disbrow. Of Trenton. y. j. The family
came to this city from Alexandria.
Va. Resides her husband, she leaves
two children, Miss Emma Garter and
Gardner carter.
Mrs. Mnry bearing Enunticroy.
LYNCHBURG;, VA. March ll.-Mrs
Mary bearing Fauntlcroy. aged seven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

rum j. lSt
Following the meal several addresse
were made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

The funeral Of Jacob l.. Erank. who
died early yesterday morning, will he
held at o'clock this afternoon 1T his
residence, 1a21 Bryant Street The
burial will he In Oakwood Cemetery.
Mr. Frank was hfty-four years old.
Mr. Frank is survived by his wife.
three children. Mrs. less" Pulling. Anna
Frank and Willie Frank: one brother.
Fritz i. Frank. and three sisters Mrs.
Kate Gurpillion. Mrs. Lena Valentine
and Mrs. Louisa kcck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

fic,ltv IN soaiur f,n,, ,no .;dou
Cars marked on ho,b sidcs ~ t,,ni.
lin street blockcI IL. ,,,,c..,ion r,,r.
ten minutes h.I.,. , 49,. nn,,,a 10
cleared for Them E,o,d stree, yvas
also badly couycst.a al .,ccnn,, 80
parked .utonobil.s
Ho,. Sc,u, .i;,
i'm. ~, ~ s'' e'Nct ~ h"ep
v6ora -. ~ " ~ rcrna'h poihtS
.,.r. 1870 ny Jung
: tool, mar, ~ 49,, '''Ss ~ - ~;
.ny Scnnt L.i, I, ~
h,d nf,y ,,,.,,t - "i'' i'"I ~ oo'pS
I 81 eo,,a y,i,,i, 80" -, ~
cor. bs,,,I,, ,.'',.-, ,..' ~ -!
cb.,,. ~ ~ ',I ~ ..iosc III
,.,Io,, ,.rt '" 80 ''''' -
! M toh, N,,, 49,,
ia. f,or,s 49,. =" 'o.hooi
,ori,,,,,',i.,, - ~ Pn'aue' 81
H.. ., ,,,; "'h'.'i ici "s
( 80, ch,,,k - -, -, ou' ""'
/ ..,,,l., ''"''S "au as
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! ,,.n,,.r5,.,I ~ 'h''i
/ -
AN'iENT CANNON
Z hooMS OUT SALUTE
III. firing II the salute IN capitol
/ square was one OF the features Of the
welcome The cannon was secured
( from Lee camp Soldiers Hone. being
one Of the guns used in M. War A..
tween the States II was manned by
gun crew consisting 81 SergeaHts
~, '.o''''a' =, - 90, 49, 'opr"h
go, - 800 80 -; :,
800. :" - 'oi't o.SSal ~
I !, 49, : ,'''.'S .u - Mei',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
THREE

on Avcrncl Place on Saturday night.
Mr.. Ballard had suffered with honrt
trouble FOR several years. but VAS or
the street during the day lie is sur.
vircd by on. sister, Mrs. l.. y EitH.
patrick. Of Roanoke and two brothers,
James w and John u. Ballard uro,ni.
ncnt citizens Of Bedford. Funeral ser.
vices will be conducted by tho Ma
sons. of which order he was an g.
tecmcd member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12

Jefferson Avenue. She IL survived by
n"r husband. two daughters. Mrs. .Au-
brey Parrish. Of Norfolk. and Mrs. X.
&. Smith. Of richmond. one son. j.
Harold Garrison. Of Itichmond; two
sisters. Mrs. l.. Browncil ana Mrs. l..
Stottcr. of Johnstown. y. y. and three
brothers. W. IL. Wilson. OF Johnstown.
y l.. aud Peter wilson and Ira VIII
son. nf Springfield. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
Mrs. l.. 4. Nlct'raN.

Mrs. L. y. McCraw, of Locust Grove.
Halifax County. died yesterday after
noon at her home. She was the moth
"r of Mrs. >. G.. Gales. of 1911 Hanover
Avenue, and had number Of other
relatives in this city. Arrangements
for the funeral hay" not been com
plctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
strength i'm the camp. There was not
a single death from disease or acct.
dent.
oRGANILATIr> HEct'UNS WITH
fNrtRNtSIIf,D nE.CaRn

:. '7i'S ~ u'dtIi from disease or Arcl-
dent.
oRGANIZATIcN HErtUNS WITH
INTARNISIIi.D RECORD
y return tho organization TO you
un'arnishcd IN its esprit d. corps. Its
Suidon IS 80 bright a. il was ut Bethel
ana as nigh a. il was At Apponattox.
Along the whole route home the rail
road officials said this organization
was the most gcntlcmaniy set Of men
ana The best disciplined they had en-
c"nnter"d in nimc months All of this
speaks for itself.
We went into service Tor trouble.
We left our homes, our business and
hcaf ones not for nine months in !,
camp, but to defend our dag and 10 as
Sist our PRESIDENT ia maintaining our
rights wherever we We're needed
IT was our good for;hnc--also yours
that We were not ordered into Mexico
or other foreign soil. Had that order
come, II would have been met with
cheers. for have never seen men 50
anxious to get in ana clean up q coun-
Try. which must eventually bc cleaned
up by Us. as the $4,000 Americans at
Camp Wilson
We have com. home looking for no
more trouble, but la event our services
arr needed in this great crisis. this or
eahization VIII respond III greater mum
hers than ever before III the past.
MEN BEI"TER PHYSICALLY AND
MORALLY THAN WHEN THEh LEFT
"on behalf of the battery. | thank
you FOR the grand reception. Had we
been returning from actual warfare
we would look for nothing greater
All / ask Of You is 10 remember
that have brought back these younC
men TO YOU better phssically and mo
rally than when they went away. No
game OF cards for money was permitted
IN any tent No liquor was allowed IN
our camp, We went into service for
business, ana II was my duty 10 see
that an attended 10 that business
have done things 10 maintain disci-
pine that hurt me. but IL has resulted
IN good for all"
In closing his talk. Captain Myers
stated that it made him feel like going
down !" Texas again jus: 10 receive
such = welcome.
INTERIOR or ARM0RY
BEAITiFILL DECORATED
The decorations at the armory were
. the result, OF Efforts OF q committee
headed hy Mrs. j. W. Myers. The com
mittce made AN excellent lob Of il
tie interior being a harmonious mass
OF red, White ana blue. t'estooms and
strcam"rs added 10 the effect. \ huge
"rol! 81 honor bearing the names OF
the entire battery, adorned one wall
ON another was Il big blackboard. fir
teen feet in length. ON IL was in
scrbed. You have done your bit. we
are proud OF You" ON the opposite
wall was another inscription. W
Gods. iiowdE" an expression fresh
from the border.
The line of march was decorated.
but not as extensively as the occasion
warranted. The thousands Of .automo-
biics were also decorated. but while
they added 10 the color OF the scene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-12
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Mrs. Liiiinn u. Garrison.
Mrs. Lillian II Garrison, the wife or
Isaac Garrison. died at 1923 o'clock
yesterday morning at her home 220l
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William IT,. ballard.

BEDFORD. VA. March 1l.-William
l.. ballard died suddenly at his home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-01
BODY BROUGHT TO BARRE.
And Funeral of Mrs. Sarah J. King Was
Held Saturday.

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah j
King. a former resident of Barre, whose
death occurred in Fairfield Me, last
Tuesday, was held in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd Saturday forenoon. the
rector. Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie. officiating.
The bearers were: ID. w. Mcleod and
l.. n. Ellis. brothers in-law of the de-
ceased. and two cousins, Angus Smith
and William Edwards. During the serv-
ices Mrs. NJ. ID. Lamb sang, y Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say ahd Nearer,
Nv God. to Thee lnterneni was
made in Wilson cemetery at South barre.
Those from out of town who attended
the funeral were Mrs. Sarah Creed Of
Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Ellis Of
Old Orchard. Me, and Mrs. P. r. Rich
of Boston.
Mrs King Is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Christine Smith. her daughter. Mrs
AIuriel c. Rich Of Boston, five sisters
Mrs. Marion Maiden Of Barre, Mrs. n W
Mcleod Of Wel,sterville. Mrs l. y Ellis
Of Old Orchard, Me, Mrs. Annie Horri-
son Of Brechin. Ont Mrs. :. G. Cronk Of
Toronto. Ontario. and a brother. John
A. Smith Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-01
GERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED.
Were Made After Heavy Bombardment
of British Lines

London, Oct Field Marshal Hair's
report issued last night was as follows:
Early this morning the enemy heavily
bombarded our positions between Tower
hamlet and Polygon wood, and subse-
quently launched three attacks, all of
which were repulsed with loss The frst
was delivered south of Reutelbeke; it
was beaten off by our fire before reach
ing our positions.
Shortly afterwards hostile infantry
advanced astride the Ypres Menin road
under cover of thitk smoke barrage and
accom- 1ouied by flammenwerfer detach-
ments, succeeded temporarily in driving
in one of our advanced posts. An mme-
date counter attack recaptured the post,
together with a number of prisoners and
machine guns.
The enemy raided our trenches early
in the morning east of Loos and captured
one of our garrison. As the raiders
were attempting to withdraw across No
Mans Land, they We're pursued and at
tackled. Our man was recaptured and a
number of the enemy were killed and
taken prisoners.
THE hostile artillery was active to-
day Our own artillery activity on the
battle front continued
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-01
MRS. CHRISTINA KESS0N
Died Sunday Morning at Her Home on
Boynton Street.

Mrs Christina Kesson passed away at
her home, 81 Boynton street, Sunday
morning at 2:30 o'clock. She had been
in failing health for some time, although
she had been seriously i'll only 10 days
when the end came Mrs Kesson is sur
vived by three daughters and three sons,
az follows: Mrs Joseph Rogers Of Wal
den. Mrs. William Halyosa of Barre and
Miss Thomasina kesson of Barre, Will
liam Kesson of Bergen, Norway, and
John and James kesson of this city.
Her sister, Mrs. George Chalmers, Is a
resident of Aberdeen, Scotland.
The deceased was born Christina Da-
wilson in Aberdeen, Scotland, Jan. "a,
1854. She had been resident Of Barre
for many years and was held in high
esteem by very large circle Of friends.
Her husband William +. kesson passed
away in December, 1911 Mrs. kesson
was lifelong member OF the Episcopal
church.
Funeral services will be held in the
Church of the Good Shepherd Tuesday
afternoon at , o'clock, the rector, Rev.
W. j. NJ. Beatte officiating. lnterment
i to be made in the family lot at Hope