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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19


was sitting upon his from, porch gloat-
ing over the profits Of the day, he
heard tho quick. firm step. and looked
w to see Cashus smiling down al
him.
Good cbcnin' Cashus. ne said hos
pitably. glad YOU come. / done get
mighty tired scllin' all dem chickens.
n it wasn't for dat ! been brung your
money. Is don" paid Mist Williams
an Mist Buckley Tor All | sold O.
theirs
pat all right How dey scll''
Main guuu. donc sell chcfy one.
Here. take this cheer an help me
ouu De money. Oar. Vow, let's see.
YOU done give us 2o0-2o0 at : cents
make Sli. an Upper cen off leabes-
lcnbes -er Jest kl26O Naas. OATS
right. Here's your money
Cashus TOOK the money and slipped
n into his pocket How much ana
Mist Williams an Mist Buckley
get '' he asked
Tho old man threw up his hands
Indignantly. jest de same, 81 coire''
ho snortcd You amt s'posc ] sell
one pussun chickens for one price
an anudc purssOn's for anudder
price. b. YOU No. snh'" emphatically
Il amt dat kind o. man
'dNlhH Niuilfi'h nl'hliAlAN'ih Htffi
his knees with his fingers. II he1n Ia
city myself today he announced
presently. You see, ! a no dis
t%usbauCcs Ia home for ne to work at.
so I walk dotn to look round. Then
I hab Two more chickens dats plenty
big Ia sell"
+" Naas.' observed the deacon pleas
antly SO YOU done companion
plctsurcHslcncss with business, an
brung some money IN your pocket.
Makes me 'shuucd % myself To think
how slow / ac an how get head you
young folks b.. Reckon o went 60
some show pictures, too, while down
dar."
Dat amt matter lest nov. he
funny part was dat, when take nav
chickens 10 a house, de folks DAY low
dey Jest buy "A dozen pair for so
cents "A pair. an de next house dey
done buy jest de same, an de next
an de next An when bime by
looks up an sees Nuu lest ahead, ia
'splains it. 1 was hecn tryiu' to sell
~ de same houses yuu been sell at
nut when 1 thinks It over I lows .
better keen right ON dataway, for
vou's hal 'spAricnco IN selliu' So !
lest Keeps round arter YOU iii you
done sold de last chicken An Use
might glad dat none amt fotch less
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Mortuary


David Sandorson. eighty years Of
home pf his son. sidney Sandcrson,
two miles north uf the city. MIR san
dcrsou came here from Michigan
about % year ago. to make his home
with his son. BCsides the son here he
is survived hy another son. who Is Nv
iuE Iu Michigan. Funeral arrange.
ments will be made Us soon as woil
is received from the q in Michigan.
e.. T. French is In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Denver Influenza
Cases Reach High
Water Marx Today

UVnVOr. IOlO. NIN Nv Inc SUHn-
ish inrucnzl situation TODAY gave fur
thor evidence OF th, effect Ct the Gel
vhrntion hcr, ot tho siErinE ut the ar
mintico. Thrr, hundred and twenty
nine now tuscs wctc reported for the
last t~wcutN-four hours. The greatest
number reported tor that period since
the malady made its appearance here.
There were seventeen deaths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

Homer Davis, twonty-oue years o.,
age. died az his rooms at ~ o@'clo,l.
todNy ot pneumonia, brought about br
the influenza. lie is survived 10y his
wife. who came here with him from
~Lognnsport. Ind. Funeral arranu Pc
mentS have not yet been made g. Y.
French b. Ia charge.
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ncninmin MiIinm Mcnkc.

pcnjamin William Mcukc. lG years
NJ age son of A. +. Mcuke, ot -i-
South High STREET. died this moruIa.
at his home after an illness of pnou
monia. His sister, Lydia Menk" |s
years OF age, died yesterday Of tI
same disease Both bodies We're uin
ped 10 their former home I'm ElhutgId.
Ind. today by the Electromagnetic
Mortuary. \ father and graz Sfu"tA.
en- survive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

\ slight smI.. witched the CORNERS
OF tassias mouth. but as she raised
hcr eyes much - the sarcasm and
coquetry bad sed from them
Nou'a .lfv plain am uo cuuut
black boy t..H.s M said lowering
her vutur poo .' "uuldn't carry ruuud 90
the front stop here her father uei-
con Nulsti,H. White. was smoking
nut IT, hilp.| 100 compassionate YOU
with 90 WHuIU done listen AM hear
you uu ict,.. Iddy range bout him
seilin 600 u. ..ur chickens n it's tp
win FAVOR I... him long a. mo JU.
SOU thin. f. Huth H. AN right n
not then . So " YOU 20 member drl
con daddy Dora. circumcurus way 20
puitlu 700 N. into his own pocket
Nuhu,N over even With hiu data
way, 'n r". % amt go smart An
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Elmer WcrfcImnn.

Elmer Werfeiman. aged twenty
five. died at 1890 this afternoon of
pneumonia which followed nm 40 o
OF spanish Influenza. MIR. Wcrfcliu1I
had been working at the First 40.
tionHl Bank. The funeral arrange.
mepts will he made ~ soon as wnft
~ received from his family bon Ga.
ciuuuti e. T. French Is In charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

Mrs El,iru AhCSia. 20 years OLD
drd early yesterday morning Ht her
home. 2IN North sixteenth street
Funeral services were held this al.
tcrnoun at 2 O'Clock from Crullut'
chapel Burial wa BOO Santa Barbara
cen Ctery.
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Maria D.. MARTINEZ 10 Ecat4 uiu
died Monday morning az her home 900
Atriscu. from influenza HriNat" N'r-
vices viii hc hold a. Atriscu cciuc''tt
Fred Crollott Will have charge
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Gnmlcindn t.nlIcrtrl.

Gomicindo Gutierrez, q years old
died at his home. 3OS West Cromwell
avenue. He is survived hy three sons
Ills remains were removed Go Fred
Croilotts undertaking establishment
Funeral arrangements VIII hc made
upon tho arrival of his son.
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FREDERICK Padilla. ~ years old died
early yesterday morning from pucu.
monia. Funeral services were held
this morning at . o'clock. Burial was
in santa Barbara cemetery Fred 'rul-
lott was IN charge.
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Miss Lofine Hoffman
Becomes the Bride of
l.. B. Sell of FL Paso

A wedding of much interest TO the
people OF this city took place tins
morning at the immaculate toncep-
tion church. when t. NJ. sell OF FL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Brussels Mayor,
German Captive,
Returns to Post

BRUSSELS, Soy ig.-Adolph T. Max.
hurgOmastcr Of Brussels. retu7ed
from captivity today and was given
an enthusiastic ovation by the popu-
lace.
Burgomastcr Nan was arrested
while performing his duties In Brus-
scls late Ia September, 1914, after dis-
Sensipus with the German governor
general. Won Der Goltz. liz was taken
SO Germany and refused offers of tho
German government To- be returned ~
Belgium n he would change his atti-
tude toward the Germans. In August
1917. King Alfonso u Spain made g
fruitless attempt 10 obtain the release
al Hurgomaster Max. He was liher-
nted by the Germans several days ago
IN accordance with the armistice
agreement.
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In fair weather prepare for storm.
Buy Ccrriiios coal now. Hahn Coal
O.. Phone Of.
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GERMAN NAVAL LOSSES
SURPRISE The WORLD

Vast Fleet of All Kinds of Vessels
Lost Since Conflict Be2an-o
Boats Being Destroyed Faster
Faster Than Built-BattieshIp
C,n;sers. Auxiliary Vessels And
Hugh Merchant Fleet Lost.
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August 8, 1915-The minelayer
Meteor sunk by own crew after at
tempting to escape British forces in
the North Sea.
On an uncertain date Of the same
month the armed merchant vessel
Kingani was captured by the British
on Lake Tanganyika.
November 8, 1914-The naval
tender Locksun interned at Hone
lulu.
October II, 1915-The Ophelia
status unstated, captured by the
| English cruiser in the North Sea
believed to be an auxiliary cruiser.
April 8, 1917-Unnamed destroy
er sunk by gunfire in the North Sea.
February %, 1917-The subma,
rine U-30 interned at Holland
April 6, 1917-The auxiliary cruz
Ser Cormoran, blown up at Guam.
April 20, 19l7-The destroyer G.
40 sung by gunfire in the North Sea
April 20, 1917-The destroyer G.
IS sunk by gunfire in the North Sea
March IS, 1917-The submarine
BE-, informed at Holland.
April, 1917-The submarine NC
80, sunk in the North Sea.
er, mine or torpedo, in the North
Sea.
June 5, 1917-The destroyer $40
sunk by gunfire in the North Sea.
June 2, 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine torpedoed in the Mediterranean.
1t will be noted especially that nei-
Their the British nor the French Ma
Wy has any hospital or relief ship on
its list of enemy vessels destroyed.
Perhaps if the German people
who have received with the ut
most joy" the news of the Tuscania
sinking, and particularly those Ger
man people whose dear ones were
aboard all these warships sunk by
the Allies, were given the foregoing
list to peruse, there would be a
trifle less joy, and considerably less
confidence in Won Tirpitz's great
plans to starve England. Doubtless,
the German people" are informed
that their navy is intact.
This remarkable and effective
drive against German ships has been
accomplished mainly by the British,
and being published here for the
first time may serve to mollify those
persons who are chronically calling
upon the navy of Great Britain to
get up and do something.
Moreover, if Britain and France
have accomplished these great
things, all under severe handicaps,
does not the future look rather bad
for Germany, in view of the Ameri-
can Navy's entrance into hostilities.
There should be some great doings
in the near future. Ameri-
can.
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/ August l, 1917-Unnamed sub
| marine sunk in the Atlantic by farm
ed merchant vessel.
On uncertain dates of 1917, IS
| submarines were sunk by gunfire,
! depth bombs, a Seaplane, merchant
| man and British destroyer, bdth in
| the Atlantic and the North Sch. A
seaplane in three instances dtspos-
! ed of the U-boats by the us@ of
| bombs.
June IL, 1917-Unnamed suIbma-
rine sunk by merchantmen.
On uncertain dates in SepteHnb Der,
1917, the French Navy destroyed
| two submarines in the Meditetrran-
can.
, Eight submarines were destroyed
/ last November, one Of them being
/ sent to the bottom by U S. destroy
er. The boat came to the SURFACE
before finally settling and the Ger
! mans were rescued by the American
sailors.
! OF the other seven of these sub
: marines, two were sunk by hero-
| planes, one was rammed by d pa
| troll boat and destroyers accounted
| for the remainder. One was Sunk
| by gunfire in the Mediterranean.
April Z, 1915-The auxiliary lcrui-
ser Frederick interned at Norfolk.
April %, 1915-The auxiliary
cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm intarned
at Norfolk.
| November 16, 1914-The aSlxili-
airy cruiser Berlin interned at Nor
way.
| November Is, 1914-The a}lxili-
airy cruiser Patagonia seized bT Ar
| gentina for violation of neutrality.
July, 1914-The auxiliary cruiser
Eber interned at Bahia.
December Is, 1914-The auxiliary
| cruiser Kormoran II internedI at
Guam.
August, 1914-The auxiliary. crui-
ser Prince Adalbert captured by
British cruiser.
| August Is, 1914-The auxiliary
cruiser sudmark captured by Brit
! ish cruiser.
August 81. 1s14-The auxi Diary
| cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross
sunk by British cruiser High Filler.
| July Z. 1914-The auxiliary frui-
ser Bethania captured by British
cruiser.
! July II, 1914-The auxiliary trui-
ser Spreewald captured by British
cruiser.
| July IA, 1914-The auxiliary
cruiser Cap Trafalgar sunk by the
British auxiliary cruiser Carmataia.
July II, 1914-The auxiliary crui
ser Max Brock captured by British
| cruiser.
October 10, 1914-The auxiliary
cruiser Graecia captured by English
cruiser.
I'm, fntr Int0 -
| minelayer UC-S was interned, at
| Holland.
October 16, 1914-The auxiliary
cruiser Markomannia sunk by Brit
| ish cruiser in Indian Ocean.
November II, 1914-The auxili-
airy cruiser Navarro sunk by Eng
lish auxiliary cruiser in the Atlantic.
January 6, 1915-The auxiliary
cruiser Eleanore Woermann, sunk
by the Australian crusier Australia.
March 80, 1915-The auxiliary
cruiser Macedonia captured
February %, 1916-The auxiliary
cruiser Greif sunk in battle, North
Sea.
November( l914-The auxiliary
cruiser Karnac interned, Chile.
June 10, 1916-The auxiliary
cruiser Hermann sunk by Russian
destroyers.
November IT, 1917-The auxili-
airy cruiser Marie sunk by gunfire,
Cattegat.
Uncertain date in 1917-The aux
Hilary cruiser Botnia sunk by a mine
August 5, 1914-The minelayer
Konigin Luise, sunk in the North
Sea by British destroyer.
July 2, 1915-The minelayer AL
batross sunk by Russians in the Bal
tic. Reported raised and interned in
Sweden
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Patch Up TeIephone Poles.

The ever-increasing cost of lumber
has led to the use Of many devices to
save wood. One of the most ingenious
is the method to save telephone poles,
which rot at the base just above and
below the surface of the ground. The
upper portion remains sound for a
longer time than the base. A short
pole, creosoted so as to withstand de-
cay, Is placed in the ground beside the
old pole and firmly fastened to 1t. This
adds several years to the length Of
time the pole will serve. The arrange
ment also serves as a protection to
pedestrians; for since the part buried
rots long before the upper part, the
fall might occur most unexpectedly
Popular Science Monthly.
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Let Us Serve You
Phillips Hardware Co.
Phone 40

an = sl1s x --QFa : ~ 3
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er sunk by gunfire in the battle OF
Jutland.
January %, 1917-Unnamed de-
| stroyer sunk in engagement with
/ British.
July, 1917-Destroyer sunk by
| mine in the North Sea.
stroyer sunk by gunfire in the Baltic
| October IA, 1917-Unnamed de-
stroyer sunk by gunfire in the Baltic
October IA, 1917-Destroyer sunk
by mine in the North Sea.
January Is. 1915-Two torpedo
boats Az and AS, sunk by British
destroyers in the North Sea.
June 80, 1915-Unnamed torpedo
boat blown up by mine. Loss re-
| ported by Russians.
August 10, 1915-Unnamed tor
pedo boat sunk by mines in Baltic.
| Official announcement by British Ad-
| miralty.
August 19, 1915-Unnamed tor,
pedo boat, sunk by mines in Baltic.
/ Admiralty.
December II. 1916 Unnamed
| torpedo boat sunk by submarine In
/ the Baltic.
August IT, 1915-Unnamed tor,
pedo boat sunk in Gulf of Riga.
October Is, 1915-Unnamed tor
pedo boat sunk in collision in the
Baltic.
October 21. 1e17-Six unnamed
| torpedo boats sunk by gunfire in
| Moon Sound.
August 8, 1914-The submarine
hx, he Dit oh
Birmingham.
November %, 1914-The subma
rine U-18 sunk by English destroyer
Garry off Scotch Coast.
March 4, 1915-The submarine u
sunk by British destroyers.
July IT, 1915-The submarine u
81 sunk in the Black Sea.
March 10, 1915-The submarine
U-12 rammed and sunk by the Brit.
ish destroyer Ariel.
March 26, 1915-The submarine
U-29 loss announced by German AID
miralty.
June 8, 1915-The submarine U,
IA sunk by British forces.
August 10, 1915-The submarine
U-27 announced missing by German
Admiralty.
November 4. 1915-The new sub.
marine US sunk by British.
! August 8, 1914-The submarine
/ U-3 rammed.
! September "a, 1915-The subma,
, rine U-41 sunk by gunfire.
November 4, 1916-The subma.
rine U-20 accidentally grounded and
destroyed by crew.
April 27, 1916-The submarine
UC-5, captured by British patrol.
November. 1916 Unnamed sub
marine captured by British in Medi-
| terranean.
November l, 1917 - Unnamed
submarine foundered off Norwegian
| Coast.
July Is. 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine ran on rocks, Sunderland, Eng
June 26, 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine sunk by depth charge in the At
lantic.
July 81, 1s17-The submarine
| UB-23 interned by Spain.
August 8, 1917-Unnamed subma
rine rammed and sunk by merchant
man in the Atlantic.
August II, 1917-Unnamed sub
marine sunk by armed merchant yes
sci in the Atlantic.
August IL, 1917-Unnamed sub
marine sunk by armed merchant yes
sci in the Atlantic.
July 81, 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine sunk by sailing vessel.
July rs, 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine ran ashore on French coast.
July %, 1917-unnamed subma-
rine sunk by Russian destroyer.
June IL, 1917-Unnamed subma-
rine sunk by armed merchant vessel
in the Mediterranean.
August 10, 1917-Unnamed sub
marine sunk by bomb by armed
merchant vessel In the Atlantic.
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How Rome ENCOURAGED Birth Rate.

To encourage the birth rate the Ro-
mans made use Of the age-Iong fight
Of women with property for the power
to control 1t. This power that 1t took
the women of England and America
living under the English common law
$500 years longer to achieve was
granted by Numa Pompilius, in 715 B.
c., to women who were mothers of
three children, who were privileged to
have free administration of their own
affairs without guardian or tutor" To
the women who had inherited large
fortunes this must have been an ex-
ceedingly effective inducement to the
rearing of large families, and an ex-
cellent counteraction to the various In
fluences in Roman life which would
tend to keep the birth rate down. This
Is probably one of the few isolated ex-
amples where militaristic ideals work
ed for the benefit of women.
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B. {. & A. RY. co.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
NOVEMBER 26, 1917

EAST BOUND.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber Walter B. Johnson, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF
Dorchester county, in Maryland, let
ters of administ1 alton on the personal
estate of Annie Marie Travers, late OF
Dorchester county, deceased
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subscriber, on Or before the 1st day OF
August, next; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of
SAID estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make inl-
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 22nkday
of January, 1918.
WALTER B. JOHNSON,
Administrator, w. A, of Annie Marie
Travers, deceased.
RUSSELL P. SMITH,
True copy. Test: Register of Wills
Russell P Smith LIS
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--uIrlons, there were sunk by
and Jaguar.
August II, 1914-The gunboat
Using Tao, interned in China.
August II, 1914-The gunboat
Vaterland, interned in China.
October q, 1917-The gunboat
Eber, sunk by Germans, at Bahia.
August %. 1914-The destroyer
V-1S7, sunk by British gunfire in
the North Sea.
October IT, 1e14-The destroyer
Sis, sunk by British in the North
Sea.
October IT, 1914-The destroyer
SLY, sunk by British destroyer in
the North Sea.
October II, 1914-The destroyer
Sis, sunk by British in the North
Sea.
October II. 1914-The destroyer
S-119. sunk by British in the North
Sea.
October 20, 1914-The destroyer
$50, driven ashore and wrecked by
her own crew off Tsing-Tao, after
having torpedoed the Japanese ship
Takachiho.
Novebmer 6. 1914-The destroyer
Taku, sunk by Germans in Kaio-
Chau Bay before surrendering Using
Tao to Allies.
November %, 1914-The destroy,
er S-124. accidentally rammed and
sunk by a merchant vessel in the
Baltic
The German Admiralty admitted
the loss by guntire of the destroyers
V-186 and V-106, but no date was
given. The loss occurred in 1915.
This announcement was supple
mented by the French who claimed
the sinking Of a destroyer on Aug,
ust %, 1915, by French torpedo
boats off the Belgian coast.
A few days afterward the Ger,
mans admitted the Toss of two add
tional destroyers, S-126 and S-196
October IA, 1915-Unnamed de-
stroyer sunk by the British subma.
rine E-9 between Denmark and Swe
den.
August 10, 1915-An unnamed
destroyer sunk by Russians in the
Baltic.
October s, 1914-The destroyer
S-116 sunk by the British submarine
E-9 in the North Sea.
June l, 1916-Unnamed destroy
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most of the lost vessels and the
dates on which they were destroyed
or captured, are given here:
May 81, 1916-The battleship
Pommern sunk by gunfire at the
Battle of Jutland.
June 6, 1916-The battle cruiser
Lutzow sunk by gunfire at the Bat
tie of Jutland.
November 3. 1914-The armored
cruiser Yorck sunk by mine near
Whilhelmshaven.
August Il, 1914-The armored
cruiser Scharnnorse sunk by Eng
lish forces off the Falklands.
August IL, 1914-The armored
cruiser GneiSenau sunk by the Eng
lish off the Falklands.
August u, 1914-The armored
cruiser Frederick Karl sunk in the
Baltic.
January "a, 1915-The armored
cruiser Bruecher sunk by British on
Doggerbank.
October %, 1915-The armored
cruiser Prince Adalbert. sunk by
British submarine in the Baltic.
August 2S,1914-The protected
cruiser Mainz sunk by the British IN
the North Sea.
August IS, 1914-The protected
cruiser koeln sunk by the British in
the North Sea.
August %, l914-The protected
cruiser Aradne sunk by the British
in the North Sea.
September IS, 1914-The protec-
fed cruiser Hela sunk by the British
in the North Sea.
August 7, 1914-The protected
cruiser Augsburg sunk by gunfire.
November 8, 1914-The protec-
ted cruiser Emden sunk by the Aus
tralian cruiser Sydney on the Indian
Ocean.
December s, 1914-The protected
crusier Leipzig sunk by English off
the Falklands.
December s, 1914-The protected
cruiser Nurnberg sunk by the Eng
lish off the Falklands.
March 4, 1915-The protected
cruiser Dresden sunk by British
cruisers in the Pacific.
July II, 1915-The protected crui-
ser Koenigsberg sunk by English
forces in the Rufiji River.
December II, 1915-The protec-
ted cruiser Bremen sunk by sub
marine in the Baltic.
August II, 1915-Two light cruz
sers of $500 tons each sunk in the
Gulf of Riga.
August 81, 1914-The light cruz
ser Magdeburg ran ashore in fog in
Baltic; blown up by her own crew
after engagement with Russians.
November 8, 1914-The light crui
ser Grier informed in Honolulu.
November Z, 1915-The light
cruiser Undine sunk by British
submarine in the Baltic.
November 4, 1914-The light cruz
ser Karlsruhe blown up by internal
explosion while on raiding cruise in
| the Atlantic.
| June /, 1916-The light cruiser
Elbing sunk by British gunfire off
Jutland On the same date and in
the same manner the light cruisers
Weishaden, Rostock and Frauenlob
were sunk off Jutland.
August IA, 1914-The gunboat
Moewe sunk by her own crew at
Dares-Salem when English vessel ap-
peared.
August 20, 1914-The gunboat
Wissman captured by English on
Lake Nyasa.
| October Z, 1914-The gunboat
Planet sunk by her own crew at zap
Island on approach of japanese fleet.
| November 6, 1914-The gunboat
| Cormonan sunk by Germans in Kiao-
Chau Bay before surrendering Using
Tao to the Allies.
| November 6, 1914-The gunboat
Iltis sunk by Germans in Kiao-Chau
before surrendering Tsing-Tao to
Allies.
November 6, 1914-The gunboat
Tiger sunk by Germans under the
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PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to discontinue house
keeping, will sell at public sale, al
40S Academy street, Thursday, Feb
21st, at 1 O'Clock, all of my house
hold goods, consisting of bedroom
suits, 2 bureaus, 2 tables l new
coal stove, 1 heater, lot of dishes
lot of canned fruit, sewing ma
chine. l buffet, bedclothes, mating.
and other articles too numerous tic
mention-Mrs. William Reed, 40S
Academy St-AdY 15-ht
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WEST BOUND.