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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

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@r ponote fi9 ab: nSu folden
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INNER ni6t begreifen tonnten 80"
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Oos @elO pirtIi9 teinen gluBen."
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botte es ni6t erpartet.
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.Ql9... 49,. ptr pouen AUDI oariiber
ni9t peiter reoen. - Das babe ib
nicbt erparten fDnnenl Stebaebn
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beitet unO baben bod f9lieBli9 mebr
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i9dfts bier geteilt. Sieb3ebu Sabre
Sag um Sag iinD mir beieinanOer GEE
peIen, iinb Derpa9Ten, ols pdren mir
-. Ql@. IGTen sic ss eenug ieinl
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sic Id9eIte, aber er Iob es niht.
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pobl aud 70 in SrOmug. 9lur ~
meine &inoer tun mir Ieio. 9aB sic
benen gegeniiber 10 fein t0nnenl 9ie,
ba9te i9, bGtten sic Iieb. Sir Die
baben Sic eeiorgt, unO tpenn i9 nun
ollein nit ibHen .."
Wisber Id9elte iie: nMer fagt oenn,
boB i4 ni4t mebr fir fie fOrgen
pia9"
.NO, penu Sic. -" @r itubte. Sie
fam ibm gang Oerdnbsrt bor.
wSie reben BON 10 bielen 9ingen,
6err WleiIel, bic icb gar ui6t Deriteben
tann. sic piReu Oo@ islbit, oaB mir
Sbre &inber ans Ser5 geipa@fen
fiuO."
w@isber glaubte i9 eS tpenigItensl"
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mebr miifen m09tel qBie tommeu
Sic Oa auf 70 ubiOuoerIi8e Geoan-
len9"
r@enn Sic bas @sI8aft uucin
iibernebmen. -"
nSabe ib Oos geiugt9"
nSie fpo1en es ii9 iiberIegen, bo>
BEN Sie geiagt, un6 ipenn es erIt elmer
lleberlegung be0urfte :"
nQlu9 bas foute i9 niht9 S9aOel"
sic bielt ii9 bas &inn uno fann Elm
tDenig Dor Iit6 bin. llnO bann Ia9te
iie gang leiIe: nlln0 i9 oa9te geraOe,
tpenn i9 bas @ef9dft babe, banu
t5unte i9 iagen: Serr Wleifel, nun
bin i4 AUDI cine tpOblbabeuOe Truu,
nun 80"
@a fuBte er ibre SunO, bic iie nod
INNER am &inn bate, uno fab ibr
feit in bic Qlugen:
n5rGuIein Sort ~ TrGulein 9art
- ous t0nnen sic ipirtli99l"
Sic la6te ibn an;
mS9 min Mrs Bis morgeu -
iiberlegen ="
nM9, Sic - Sic. llnb tDnnten
ber9eKen Il unb gIiidIib fein.
Sic nidte nur: nSd boffe es -"
gtn iib 5ieben ipOllte er iis, absr iie
fpebrte ab:
St!... 0os f8idt ii8 ni9t i'm
@ef9Gft. lluo Damn b0r NAL!
Sang tleine &inoerfiiB9en nehenan.
-. SOllen Die ben papa unb Die
Sonte 9art 70 finben9 Mloreen -
morgen ="
@u CAB er iie frei uuO iuste aufriss
ben:
nQllIo gut, morgenl Mlorgen.
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einem alien 8unDcsgeuoKen bic SanO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
1oltUrrktbr
btl6r6nkt
llnlObalitat lOa inter.
Orilft iOrrOcn.
G6ritte Ses Saitis= umS
s9epartements.

glidt nur 9rudia6en ionOern aud
9Srioot- -Gorreiponoen8 unIopolcr
9iirger ioaen bon ser @oitbefor-
oeritng uuSgei6Ioiien meroen.
GongreBmiteIieO Sobnion
protcitirt oeeen oie lleberienoung
bon IonOesoerrdt9crii6er Cite
rotur.
gSoibington s. September.
9(ls elm mciterer S1ritt in ser
Gompogue ser 9legicrune, llnIoDoli-
tat umo aufriibreriiAe 9lniibten 6u
lnterOriiden ba6en oos @oitoepar-
tement uno ooS Suiti5oeportement
Die 5rage inter @rW6glmo, oen lrn-
loDolen 9iirgern 0os 9iedt ser @c-
nubing Ger @oit 5i ent5ieben. Die
9lngelegenbeit iplroe berte 3piiden
Dem @rohtrotor @m. s. 2omor
bonn StuotsOepartement mo gSm.
6. @itts, Dem Siilfs.@ .@eneralanwolt,
beiproben, oie iib nit Dem @enc-
rol-9lnpolt 0jregorD in @er6iuOlng
ictten. SoIlte bei6loiien mep0en, oie
Yoit fir sic nnlonolen 9iiraer tnO
glnOere, Oie inter &eroodt ltebeh 81
i6lieBen 10 miro ii6 Der Sdritt
nidt nur oaein ouf 0ie georudtcn
Sa6en ion0eru oud ouf Gorreipon-
Oen8 oler 9(rt 6e6ieben.
Yrot te It I'M Is ongrcB.
SIN Neprdientontcn6oliie grill
GongreBmitglieO So6nIoil bon SiiO.
Oofota, Der geqen Die ariegSerfld-
rung itimmte, sic lonoeSperrdt6eri-
i6c @ropoaanoa oeS @eople's Goun.
eli for Democracy onO Germs OF
&eace@ an. Gr Ioate, cs iei an Scr
Belt, OoB GongreBleilte Oen &olfe,
welHcS iolc6e @itcratlr an 0ie Gou-
oreBlcittc 0erienoe, 81 berite6en ge.
ben iollten OaB Die Seihe, meldc &c.
gen Sen Gintritt ser Ser. Staoteu
in sen aric9 iiimmtei, sic 9feGic.
RING in ieOer @eiie urteritiibtci.
Ole W}unitiouS ltnterilts
dung.
Spre6er Glarf bat i'm 9leprdien-
tantenbauie 6eilte Elm Gomite er.
nannt, pel6eS oie Whmitionsfroge
I'M Suuie ser nGcbiten ISOLDE imteriu-
6en ioll. Gas Gomite beite6t aus
ben iolgenoeu GongreBniitglieOern:
Gent (9ua6onlo), @oriibcr; 6ieloS
(aentudp); @ninn (MliiiiIiippil;
@orOo (O6io), um0 S6allen6erger
(9}ebrosfo), Gemofraten uno M.
t6onD (Ganios); W}c9en5ie (Slli.
noiS) @reene (Termon), uno Mo-
rim (@enniDlponien). 9iepublifauer.
9riegs-Sefretdr @afer bat 6ereits
elm Gonite, beite6eno aus 5luei 9iir-
germ tmO einen Stii5ier, ernonnt
weldes Die maugel6oite Wtunition,
weIde Oos 6ranfiort.g .glrienol Iieferte,
lmteriu6en ioa. @r erfldrtr Dor oem
GongreB-Gonlite, ooB Die demii4e
Geridlehteung Oie Sdpicrigfeiten
peruriodt babe.
&ergniigungS %arfe
Iteuerfrei.
gluf glntrog oes Senators Stone
murOe i'm Senate Oie 9eitimmmg
aus ser &riegsiteuer6ia eeitriden
pel1e cine Steuer nuf 0ie @intritts-
torten 5u Sereniiaungspl1beu uuter
25 Gents uoricbreibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Was 1T Elm 9rief9-ein StIHa pa
pier,
Das man oerreiBt, 5erfnittert,
gber AUDI als S9ab bepobrt,
@srsilbt f4on unb Derpittert. I

AbUnnenteu, bic ben ,,Seutidben GOr9vs
IP0nocnten" nidJt piinftlidb ubcr snreerla
maGig erbalten, finb eeteien, ber SfItte
eapun per TeIepbpH pser IbFiltIi@ Nsb,
tBeiluRg ~ Asa&eu. "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Serliner (im 9(lpcngaIi6ars):
yyfa, boren Sielmol mas lit 0enn
oas ior'n 9etrie62 "a 6dnat ia
elne @itarre an Scr @anO, sic 6loB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
GolSot ciuocfonocn.

3iuei Sdiiiie muBte Der Sergeant
gmil Brandt BON ser Gompagnie s
oes 5. 9le9imeiitS a6gebcn 6eoor cr
NIT Siilie bon @oli3iiten oeS uoro
mcitliden Giiirifts oeS 20 Sabre al.
ten SSobn Seiiuer bon 9lr, Ills,
Saurens-StroBe, eineS 0litgIieoeS
oeriel6en Gompoauic. ba66oit mer
ben fonute. Seiincr bate iicb onitci
memo amiiiirt mo feline llrlaiibS5cit
ii6erihritten lno lpllroe 5miihen oer
Chiffon StroBe iuO Der @eunipl.
oania 9l0enue Don Eoli5iiteu Der
uoromeitIiden 4oli5eiitation einge
fongen no er fir bic militdriiAcl
9eborOen ieitgebolten miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

apei Saiteu 6otl~ 9Girt6. y@as
eibts oeuu oa ous5ieben? Stinlnt
jal Sos iS 80 iAo an olte @idi6t +:
Seo's Cling bat 5luoa Seiteul@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

9lb al g.: N2imn's mir
nidt libel u oeine 9raut lit a6er
ibou cine rebt olte SdohiQe. 8.:
9l6er boiler @elol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Capt. s. z. @aliamS bon Der
6ioelitp Eruit 60, lpeIder nit elmer
Gommiiiion Oes 9lot6eu 9rcBeS ouf
Dem @ege nod 9inmdnien 1T bat
bon Sopan aus geidriebeu uno 0ie
oortiaen 3uitdnOe geidiloert Gie
Gommiiiion reiite bon bort iiber
@la0ipoitof nab petersburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
,.@um6enfa6rifa.

Sic ipliroc in 0o6ofen Ourc6 GrpIo.
lion entOcdt. - Sic Sadje elm &C..
beimniBoolles Glmfel. -0cutider
G6emifer uerodAti9t Sdmel.
5enOeS @olo ole onge6lide llrio-
6e. G6aia ausscitottetcs So
6oratortm geilmoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
g Il ii g IN q $ y q I /
Iteuerfrei.

g(ui glntrog oes Senators Stone
wurOe i'm Senate Die 9eitimmimg
aus ser &riegSiteuer6ia eeltribeu
pel6e cine Steuer nuf 0ie @intritts
torten 81 @ereniielmgsplGBcu uuter
25 Gents pori1reibt.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
WOMEN ARE
EAGER To Be
OPERATORS
Service League Gets
Many Wireless
Applications

Because of The rush OF applicants
for instruction in the wireless class.
cs % the Detroit branch OF thc NJ.
tional League FOR WomCn's Service.
so 80 Wltheroll sf aud the utter
lack ~ knovledEe OF vhat the
duties az wireless operator con
gst thp league has arranged q
meeting Tor Wednesday evening. at
$ O'Clock n Tho Ccntut, Building.
ar which Frederick Forbes. formerl,
10 the Michigan State Telephone
company. VIII explain an sbour h..
TIE wireless committee of The
local lcsEIe has for its chairman
Miss elizabeth Miller and Miss
Miller 1nd her co.workcrs have.
found themselves The center Of a
determined onslaught o. women old
and younS. and from every walk p
Hfe anxious 20 become Wireless
operators Man, of hem UiIl no-
-et beyond ho = 81 IS call when
.het learn from NIg Forbes Wtd
Desday eyeniae tha' Do requires AT
least siN months of close hard .rdv
10 learn he necessar, rudimeurs o.
wireless operators bushes ana
taat COURAGE. pluck grit physical
.nd mental enGuranc, ana marspd
alertness are feN ~ tho nece.ssr,
side lines
When tba wireless class is frsl}.
o-canza3 N.u have ms ~uctior
afternoon and evening 4o he N.chi
can STATE Telephone compan,
A,ss ON Nstts0rav So woman
80 German rsrert.re ree4 ar1t f6r
here 70 Str.rger. rule o, thr I'D
e-,l government ma anl. mon
pure Americans of .nrlo.saxon
origin VIII So epted n ,hs vrs
loss service - e. rrm7e~ an g,9
men have been turred. down b, Tho
local LEAGUE ISL reason of rhe.- Ger
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
STOCK MARKET
LIvENS UP
Exchange Has Most Active
Session in Many
DAYS

INV YORK. April 26.-The New
work. Evening sun financial review
"wednesday said
m anticipation OF forward
swine under the impulse OF the
4 = sieel quarterly report and
the action Of the corporations DE-
rsctors 10 declaring an extra divi'
deud o. g per cent, which tooA
wall street hy surprise, fair vol
rme on buyinc orders accumulated
ove-n,cht Tho execution of these
orders put in motion buyius
.novemont which ibe short inter
osts were 0uick 20 sense and they
pron1ptiv hurried 10 cover, thus &c
celebrating The upward trend IN the
most active trading OF any session
for several days past Intervals o.
liquidation. however Impaired -
DIAL motion 10 the course OF prices
For example. T. s Steel and Utah
Copper. which were the most IN de-
mand. opened ar moderate 7d-
vsnces. reacted fracti0nally assin
advanced. this time over point
for steel and some ; points Tor
utah, yielded at midday and IN the
afternoon we're ~ with Steel above
1l5
"Aliho there. weT' occasional SET
hacks. prices continued 20 advanos
and at midafternoon they stood Ct;
the highest levels OF the day with
gains Of 10 points or more ~
the steel and copper groups.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

ncsGe on the score of expense. snd
tho LEAGUE having no funds go do
an. .hug IN The way 81 practical
gardenng effort ho league has es-
.ablshed SIMPLY bureau ~ ip.
formation where che names of per
vons and or organizations engaged
IN ihe "hscktothe-soil' movement
ma, be- obtained The Garden club
OF Michigan has provided tho
LEAGUE with leaflets immenscl, help.
On. 'o ihc amateur gardener or truck
.lrdeuer IN Tho planning and plan
nc of negotiable plot and these
arc free for The asking
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
an,.le. and trust CompanTes

Tn. following Arms are privileged
q execute orders or the exchange:
W r. Moss a Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. NJ. west &, Co. r. y. Maccr'ne
Tnour 4 Co. W p. HeLsursiin. Mer-
rlii Lynch e. Co. w. A. HAmlin a
Co WIN A Neer a Co. sinclsiy a
couls. Ernmet Z sprague. VIM. n;
sfockard & Co. Bennett smith a
c.. W. r. Reilly a Co, Matthew
yinn. A. W, Wallace 4 Co. Levin q
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

ELGtN in., Arr 81 Butter SALES
80. mostly &c. decrease
~ 7r from last weeks prices.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

rrfrttus--tA~ Vtstr ns-t ki,a--,a,,
10 rfEht--Ttnnss Iob Drpfs-Nsts ara
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO Npul 81 May whea'
,oared rosa46 today cstablshins b
! new b.gh level Taere was little
paca, Tor saIc and buyers bid ~
I H.eIr prices to fB rhrr orders Re
ports that ths aDalfau wheat c-.p
7 had been over estimated WAS tail
Z I-h factor Mas opened lp FAC
rd saned l2c. coins 'o So et
noon DWIns -m1rnIng IT.
reached se4> Wly opened 1p Ice,
lltcr ADVANCING 80 20 s2l3 sou
rmhor opened up sac subsequent
ely advancing 80 ro SIS
Corn all "a strooc undsrtone 7nd
GHowo wheat advance, May
opened n c later gaining .o 20
Sf- Jar opened 10 5>r and nd
ancea -.>r 90 Sl.fc 3-S Sep'cm-
3 opened up s fSc and .h-e.
queatly advanced use 10 Sl5t u.s.
Oats rcIcd higher bur were less
inclined towards hlulshness than
she ottcr Fga.u5 May opeaed up
$3.50 later adtarca. - 70 CSC
lly opened ur 3>c. subsequently
alllug rs, 90 - 1Sc Soptembcs
a7sued up fSe aua advanced 7Se -
zoe
rro SONS -led st-ole,r ro-A
howa- GOOD gains NA ls
r.r, b. N i've r.. f.r f.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

rrtafiae-fhe pfsis vest kIrd--shss
o. riEbt-rt-es f~A Oept~-Nafn fs7s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

WESTERN UNION
TELE3SRAM

s-~es~s eAstre~. -.--s--

1917 Apr. Is. an,
Al24CH so NJ Los Angeles, Cal "a
C. H. Gownan, EOS Farwel1 Bldg, Detroit, Mi ch.
letter .Joe-Eaters today saying, just struck
good Dripping Springs Tunnel, the
and feet wide,
will 90 five per copper,
carrying gold, silver, looks like
stay, will get assays
Congratulations order,
A P CAMPBELL, Pres.
A This Refers to the Second Mine sA
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
TAOS DELEGATION HERE TO
PROPOSE BETTER ROAD.

A Taos county delegation among
whom were Hon. Malaquias Aa-ti-
nez, Attorney William Mexican, Elk.
State Senator Squire Hartt, Jose
Aontaner. Laurano Mares, Gerson
Gusdorf. merchant of Taos, F. w.
Drake, superintendent of the Santa
Barbara Tie and Pole company, Ex-
Representative A. B. Trujillo and A.
c. Pacheco, of Arroyo Seco and
several others, were in the city sew
eral days this week to enter a de-
termined protest against the treat
ment that county has been receiv-
ing at the hands Of the state road
board and engineer They say that
some three thousand dollars has
been thrown away in repairs on a
piece of sandy road that washes out
every time 1t rains and that this
work was done against the advice
md over protest of local commits
sioncrs and road enthusiasts re-
pcatedly made to Governor Nc
Donald and other officials having
4he matter in charge.
They propose a r,ute for a new
road which is without sand and
over which a road will be easy to
maintain.
Taos, isolated as it is, and with
out railroad service should certainly
be connected with the Capital by a
good road without further delay.
Such a connection is not a luxury
but a necessitv under present day
trave'ing conditions.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
Are We Doing Business.
STATE EXCHANGES

Are We Doing Business.
We have talked to two of the
leading merchants of the city this
morning, and we are told that bust
ness is better in Clayton. by far
now, than it was this time last year.
r. w. ~lsaacs. the hardware man,
tells US that he has done as mitch
business the first week in February
as he did the entire month of any
previous February since he has been
in business. Morris Johnson tells us
that he doubled his business in
January compared with the January
business of last year. Every thing
seems to be in a prosperous condi-
ton. Never in the history of the
town has there been so much build
ing going on. Mrs. Wooten has let
the contract for her new thirty
room apartment house, which will
be modern in every respect. Jack
Wetchman's new building on Main
street is nearly completed. Contracts
are being let every day for new
dwelling houses. Our streets are
being numbered and altogether we
are putting on quite a citified air.
Let the good work continue.-Clay-
ton Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
Local People Buy the Land.

The bank people tell us that not
al the surplus money made by Es-
tancia valley farmers this year is
gong into automobiles, Many of
the farmers are using their surplus
funds to enlarge their land holdings
buying land adjoining or near
them. The deeds passing through
the bank at this time and during the
past few weeks represent purchases
Of this sort amounting to $4,000 or
Practically al OF this mo-
ney goes ont Of the county to non
residents, and will deplete bank de-
posts to the extent of the purchases
hut the land will be used and de-
velopcd by the new owners and will
become another evidence of pros
in that way-Estarcia News
Herald
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
MISS GARRETT TO GIVE
RECITAL NEXT SUNDAY

Miss Elizabeth Garrett, New Mex
ico's talented vocalist and composer
will give a recital at the
Hall Of the House Of Re-
representatives. Sunday afternoon
She vii present her own com
positions including 20 Fair New
Mcxico" and "Cloudcroft" and many
other songs and ballads.
There is little doubt but what
Santa Fc will turn out en- masse to
hear her as il should for she has 4
wonderful voice in addition to splcn-
did musical talent and the pcop'e Of
the state should not be backward
in giving her attainmcnte due re-
'coGnization. The Record believes in
recognizing III " people first
whenever they show marked ability
in any line and in giving them such
announcement and backing which
as will be a stimulus to greater a
chivcmcnt.
From the numerous items of press
reorganization Of Miss Garrett We
select the following:
Elizabeth Garrett, the blind sing
or Of New Mexico and daughter of
late Pat Garrett is a universal
fayorite at the New Mexico building
in San Diego. Col. Roosevelt was
especially pronounced in his congra-
tulations to her.-A | b q c q II c
journal.
After three years of self denial
and study of music Miss Garrett
has CONNECTED a cOmnOSitiOn which
has won the applause Of the great
SINGERS in the city. Chicago Tutcr
Ocean.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
Recital By Miss Garrett,

Recital By Mise Garrett.
Miss Elizabeth Garrett of Las
Cruces, a talented vocalist and com-
poser will give a recital At the Hall
Of the House of Representatives,
capitol building, Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Music lovers will en-
joy the privilege of hearing Miss
Garrett whose sweet voice and
charming personality has endeared
her to every one who has been for
tunatc enough to meet her. The
pubic is cordially invited, and a sill
yer offering will be taken at the
conclusion of the program.
Mrs. Prince Entertains.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince enter
tanned several friends at her home
on Palace avenue Wednesday. Mrs.
Prince is a charming hostess and is
well known for her hospitality.
Those invited spent a very pleasant
evening as her guests.
Home Economics Class.
The Home Economics class under
the direction of the Santa Fe Wom-
ans club will meet Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the domestic
science room in the Catron school
building. Mrs. Jacob Wc,tmer will
demonstrate cake.
Missionary Society.
The regular meeting of the Won
ans Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the residence
of Mrs. T. z. Winter Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank N. jenkins
entertained several friends at a
dinner party at their home on Calls
teo Street Sunday.
Red Gross Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Red Cross Society was held
Friday afternoon in the Catron
-, vol building.
Ladies Aid.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid will
be entertained by Mrs. Eugene Fiske
at her home on Don Gaspar this
afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. H.. Llewellyn, wife of
speaker Lle"eilyn OF Las cruces,
arrived the latter part OF last week,
they are at the De Vargas. Mrs.
Llewellvn is Associate Grand Ma
of The Fas,crr Star
.
Mr.. and Mrs, Max Nordhaus of
Albuquerque, are visiting friends
IN the city. Mrs. Nordhaus was
vas orc IS the most non,,lar vouna
ladies' in Santa Ee dpr;no her re-
;dorco her.
Mrs IT. O. Eusum of Socorro.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
SENATOR JONES CAN DO
NOTHING FOR SETTLERS

The ruling of United States Land
Commissioner Clay Tallmon, requir-
ing all homestcaders under the new
90 acres act to return within the
Santa Ee land district to re-file ap-
plications, because proper banks
were not available January 2 and
have to be followed. This is the
opinion of United States Senator
elect A. A. Jones, formerly assistant
secretary of the department of the
interior, to WHOM Register Delmado
and Receiver Vigil of the local Unit
ed States and office appealed, i'll the
hope that congress would pass a
bill changing this regulation in re-
gard to the amcndatory affidavit
and thus saving time and expense
Of 1000 persons who filed in the
Santa lc district. and many thou
sands in other land districts.
There seems to be nothing to do
in this matter put to abide by the
rr'ing Of the department." says Mr..
tones who encloses a letter sem
him by Alexander Vogelsang, first
assistant secretary Of the depart
Ill''I III lnC lilCl lDI.
Mr.. Vogclsahg's letter, which will
undoubtedly interest all homestead
crs and their families and friends,
is as follows:
washington, D. c., Feb. q, 1917.
"Mv Dear Senator:
81 am in receipt of your letter of
February IS, 1ol7, and the letter ad-
dressed TO YOU by the register of
the land office at Santa Fe, N, M,
fw':rh &c re~rw'th returned. con-
corning the requirement in the re-
"'lat,ons of January 81. 1917, that the
affidavit. amendatory of the imper'
feet application to enter and under
fhr sfock-raiNin" homestead act,
must be executed before either the
REGISTER or the receiver or before a
iudpc or clerk Of a court Of record
in the eorntv or land district in
which the tnrd lies.
at was the o%nir;on of the depart
ment after carefully considering the
whole subject thnt inaSm"ch as the
rmcrdatorv affidavit would of ncccs-
sitv contain ALLEGATIONS bearing ON
annlicants i'"ht Of entry, the aft
f'davit would in fact form a part
of the hoinr~toad ADD 'icat'on and
Shorld therefore, in view of the pro
visions Of Section 2204, United States
statutes printed on pages p and %
# the incloeed Circular 4i4), be ex-
fc7teA ~ the same n as the
arptic7tion.
while 4 large number Of app'i-
.-... - ..t -ln,st1--tN.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02
Last Night.

Last Night.
Last night the night .in-gale woke
me,
Last night when all was still;
1t sang in the golden moon light,
From out the woodland hill.
| opened my window so gently,
! looked on the dreaming dew,
And y, the bird my darling,
Was singing, singing Of you.
think of you in the day time,
dream of you at night,
wake and would you were here love
And tears are binding my sight,
I hear a low breath in the lime trees,
The wind is floating thro'
And o, the night my darling is
signing, is signing for you.
., think not | can forget you;
[ could not tho | would,
| sec you in al around me,
The stream, the night. the wood.
The flowers that slumber Sc gently,
The stars above the blue,
o, heav'n itself my darling is pray
ing, is praying for you.
Selected.