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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-16

CUES ION OF SECRET SCHOOL
BOARD BOOKS UP. BEFORE
COUNCIL TODAY
Shall the school board keep two
sets of bookstore for the public as
printed in official records an
other for the Jake Loeb insiders of
the school board majority, inacces-
slDle even to aldermen of the city
council?
This question is up again in city
council this afternoon. Chairman
Lynch of schools committee will ask
passage of new council rule. 1t
aims at stopping the Jake Loeb ma
Jorlty from again putting through
any real estate or other transaction
ike that of the Thornton deal for the
AYondale school playground site.
This action of schools committee
follows the recommendation of the
subcommittee headed by Aid. Robert
M. Buck. If the rule should be
passed by council and enforced on
the board of education it would throw
open to the aldermen and the pub
lie all records of real estate transac-
lions, give the names of owners and
taxpayers and enable any ordinary
citizen to know who are the buyers
and sellers and VINO is getting the
long and short end of the deal. This
is the information aldermen will in
s1st on having before they will vote
IN council to approve real estate deals
of school board:
Statement in full of the owner
ship of each parcel of property pro-
posed to be acquired, together with
all information in possession of the.
board as to each parcel, concerning
existing contracts, options and
leases, and history of all transfers
within the next preceding two years,
and list of those who have paid
taxes thereon during the same pc
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-16

get a system OF reasonable publicity
for school board records" said Chair
man T. ]. Lynch. ct is not fair to
ask aldermen to transact public
school business on the basis of the
meager records furnished by the
school board to u.s."
Secrecy of public school records
is a more vital issue today than
year ago and we shall press for
action until every item of informa-
ton pertaining to financial transac-
lions Of the school board is accessible
both to aldermen and to the general
public" said Aid. Buck. ct is an out
rage on democracy that any group OF
public officials should refuse to show
in complete detail the workings Of
their accounting systems. Our action
today is only one result following the
refusal of the school board majority
last year to let council schools COM
mittee scrutinize certain specified
records"
-O-O
NUDE DEAD ONES" ALI RIGHT,
BUT WHO CARES
New York, Oct. 16.-There's moth
ing immoral in a picture of a nude
woman when the woman is dead"
Policeman Riley, former sign paint
er, played this rule before his supe-
riOrs today as a new precedent in
New York's art censorship.
The police received a hurry call to
send a censor to a 51st st. art store,
where a shocked citizen said an indie
cent picture was on display in the
window. Riley was assigned as CEN
sOr. He found picture portraying
a man on his knees, weeping beside
the body Of a woman. Riley was
about to hide the picture behind
newspapers he intended to paste on
the window when an art-loving pc
destrian objected.
why, man, the woman's dead"
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
Die wosvrszfbsne.

Gs 1T elm eeIegnetes Tled9en groe
getpeIen, bas Moepre : @ebiet, beppr
es bon ben Stiirmen 0iefes Rrieaes
burdtobt fpurbe. Gun lit Dds @oeprez
@ebiet Our9 bic jiinsiten friegerif9en
Norgdn9e pieoer in Ben Mittelpuntt
Der Snterefen geriidt, no6bem ss ben
feutI9en tapferen Sruppen gelun9en
1T, na9 Observation-Disclosures SteIz
Iundstriege Die feinoIi9e Tront gum
Wei9en gu bringen. Sine Heibe rei5s
boiler ODrfer unb StG6t9en Iiegt in
biefer @bene, Orte, beren Nomen i'm
2oufe oieIes &risges i9On oft GEE
nannt porben finb. Oa lit Sbiaus
court, ga lift Jresnes, 0a 1T Oas piel>
genannte Sprf Yannas nit ieiner
hD9gelegeneu, nit fpisragenoem Surs
me geI9miidten Stride; ba TT 9otz
ton9atel nit Ieinem gang fiioli9 anz
mutenoen Ratbaus; ga iinO ole bic
biibI9sn tleinsn GiebeIungen nit ib~
rem fat iiioIiden &olorit. llnb in
alien bieien Srten CAB es Elm grOBeres
poer tleineres Gbateau, dber bieie
S9l0B9en lieeen beute Dielfa9 in
Sriimmern, pOer fte finb bod BON cen
@ranaten i8tper mitgenOmmen.
@90ne 8dIOer, sefpunbene Sdler
unb Meinberee aieben fi9 Our@ oos
eanae @ebiet; bic Hebbdnge freili9
faben f9On Dpr Dem &riese bDfe aus,
oenn Die m%ongelbofte SDrgfoIt Der
8eiiBer uno bic Heblaus bdtten ibnen
libel mitgeipielt. SIN Der 5erne, ges
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Gin bonGuOifdes 9onoslsblatf
brinat cine ousfibrIi9e 8ei9reibung
elmer &onalfabrt. bic elm boadn6is
fner paFaeier an 8orO beg Sdiftes
Sobanan" in Der srIten Sdlfte oes
Wobember mitgemadt bat.
oils bic .2obunan". 10 er5dblt Der
boudnoiIde ReiIenOe, am 4. ytopems
Der in gort Soio ontunl. batts lie
a Sbrer an gOrO, bic in 2ihobon
BaTuoe nod port Snio gerommsn
botten. Die engIiide 8sb0rbe pers
i~peiaerte ibnen 5unG9t ober bic Gdns
buna, uno erIt, oIs Der aapitdn Oes
Sdiffes Ii9 Itritte Deigerte, Die Ssute
NIT nod 8atoOin gu nebmer,
burften oie @prer an 2ono, nbsr
rur um in oas ensIifde @efdngniS
oeporfen gu perOen. BdbrenO Dag
S9iff in port Sab lag, fpuroe oos
Bed our6 @anofdds gegen cine epen@
tueGle 9sI9iebung gei4iiBt. Die elets
trif6e S6iffslaterne, Die bon ben
3anoIbeb0rOen fonft ON @oroerles
ben Der @9iffe an9e6rudt miro, Die
oss Ha9ts ben &onoI paifieren, purs
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

niAt ein59i9tern. Gr berfiigte iiber
sttpa 140 @eI9iibe, bate binrei9enbe
2ebensmittel, unb feline Sruppen ities
gen na9 Der S4la4t bon Seoan
fur9 s~ntfprunsene &riessgefansene
auf 5000 Mann eini4lieBli9 Der
NationalsarOen unO Granttireure.
@dbrsnb ounddit bic Geituns nur
BON &abauerie beoba9tet ipurDe, err
i9ienen 4nfans September Seile Der
BON Sen. 8otbmer befebligten 4bteis
lung Dor 8erbun. @s Daren 3fpei
8ataiGone bes Rbeinif9en Snfantes
riez &egiments Cir. 65, bas 4 &elerz
oes9uiaren<& esiment unb cine i9pez
re &eIerbebatterie bes VII. &orps.
Mit benz %. September besann na4
benz gintreffen BON @eritdrtunsen
Die M5iperrung BON alien Seiten, gu
Der einige 80 &ompagnien, iieben
G9pabronett, aber rur 81 @ei4iBe
BUR @srfuguns ftanoen. Cine 8e>
|i4ieBuns nit IL @ei4iiben, OarunS
ter spsi fran5Diif4en, blieb am 26.
September nirtungslos. Der @egner
ging pieberbolt gu 4usfdlen iiber,
bic iebesmal abgef9lagen purben.
Man entI9loB ii9 nun auf beuts
I@er Seite, mo- inapif9en General
b. @abl ben 8efebl iiberapmmen batz
te, itGrtere artiGeriiiids Rrdfte bers
an5u5ieben, franaDiii9e 8e%lagerungss
geiaiiBe, sic in Soul unb Seban eros
bert iparen, unb einige RompagNien
Seitungsartileri.. Der 0auptangriff
ioate gesen bie3itabeIle geri4tet tpsrs
ben, Elm Nebenansriff BON NOrben
BON Der gote ct. Mi9el auf bic
nmpallung. 4m II. Sttober nabs
men bic @inf9lieBunsstruppen bic
Srtf9aften 8eIebiue Dor Der Norbz
front, Sbierpile auf benz linten
Maasufer unb &esret iii0peitli@ Der
3ita0ele unb erneiterten Die5en Sc
mimi am nGditen Sage nod, 10 bob
Der 8atterie6au Beginner fonnte. SIN
gan5en purben bier 8atterien i'm
I@sitsn. feds auf Der Cote ct. Mi<
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

fi6e ariessf4iff n@equin", einen
enelif9en &reuaer. Our4 Die Plaz
cieruns BON &riegsi9iffen an aasn
@telen, on oensn ii4 Der &anal ber>
breitert, unb bur9 ftGnoige 2uftpaz
trouiaen BON Meroplanen glaubsn bic
@naldnber ben &onal am beten gee
qen einen iiberrai9enoen @nsriff iei>
tens Der Siirten gu fi4ern. Muf bei=
ben nfern befanOen ii9 2aufgrdben,
Die nit Gifts beieBt parer. Stele
haben oie Muitralier abgelDft, Die bon
Mai an mad @alippli transportiert
puroen uno gum groben Sell bort
ibr @rab sefunben haben.
@egsn Mittag bate bic .Sabanaa"
bic Dur9fabrt bur9 ben &anal be-
enbet uno oampfte an Sues uno Dem
Dor oiefem lisgenben fran5Oiii3en
Nomirali4iff nMpncaln" Dorbsi in
Dos Hote Meer.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

gen @eften, iiebt mon BON monden
60ben aug Die gotes : 2orrGines, 6ies
fen 5ulammenbdngenoen 9Obenaug,
ben sic 5ranaofen 10 gei4idt our Bee
feltigung hires @ren59ebietes benuBt
baben. Ser @ei5t otter 3eiten fteigt
befonoers aus Sen Mauern 0es urz
alten Stdbt9ens 9attpn4atel ems
por, OeTen Gntitebung ouf ben 8i.
I9pf .0attp bon 8erOun 5urid9ebt.
@r erbaute auf ben grandmother eiz
nes MDm~srtafteas oiefe Siebelung. Die
beute nod cine Sunogrube fir Sreun<
Nbe otter 8auli9teiten un6 Sni9riften
aus Idngit Der9angenen 9a9en 1T.
Mu9 in onoeren Sr3en oes @oebre
iiebt man 10 mandes bur9 bas Nlter
s9rpiiroig ~eeipOroene &~unitpert; ba
gibt es gotii9e &lOftertir4en uno
&~reu3gdnge. peltobgef4ieoene. ftiae
&loftergGrten, 1leberreite alter 8urgs
anlagen unb Mebnli9es mebr. unb in
ben S4l0b4en ftebt 10 man4es MDs
belltiid. 70 mander &amin, 10 mans
DIES @erdt, bas f9on S~abrbunOerte
ge!eben bat. 0ieles oapon bot Der
&risg oerltDrt, miro er nod aeritOren.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
Cine 5abrt onrtb Den Sut9kanal.

BON oen G%nsIGnoern erbeutete Qlus
miniumboote. 2ints bemertte man,
mitten in Der @iiite seIssen. Elm gros
Bes 3eItlooer. 2ints bubinter mar
0os gauge 2anb. 10 nett bos Gues
rei9te, unter Mofer gsfeBt. Bon eis
mem SDoropIan in Der Cuff beslsitst,
Iebte oas S9iff longfom feline 5dbrt
fort unb trof alsbaIo einen S9Ieppz
oampfer nit 5fpei 8en5intronsporten.
SSnapif6en mar es ountel g~etporben,
a6er man fonnte oo9 ouf beiben Sei>
ten bes Ranols erobe militGrif9e
Eager unterf9siben, in benen inoif4s
Sruppen ldgen.
SIN Simaabfee. ungefGbr in Der
Mitte oes RanaIs, ging oas S9iff
Dor Mnfer, ga Die 3peite iiiolide
SGlfte bes &anols Bel Na9t ni9t
paFiert peroen borf. Sffenbar be-
fiirdtet mon. uno atpar, pie Derf4ies
bene @orfGne betpieien baben, ni9t
nit unre9t, 0ab es ben Siirten 9e<
Iinoen tDnnte, Sen &anol ouf Die
cine ooer on6ere Meife 0ur9 Wlinen
unbenusbor gu MAIDEN. Nt4t nur
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
Ger @co CUR @nbe.

No9 einent guten 9lbenbefen in
rnIerer Gtammtneipe faben mir nun
beim Mein. ga es am MuIiterItomms
lid ftreng DerbOten mar, gu fadiims
peIn, 70 u~nterbielten mir uns iiber
auerlei fr0bli9e WorfGus unb tomen
f4lieBIi9 oud ouf Die DeridieOenen
Sobescrten gu fpre4en. Ser Muiit-
t~rititer @r. Ta9te:
.ToGs i'd ss erleben miiBte, su
fterbeu, bepor ib mid our Hube geIeBt
babe, bann pini9te i4, sebentt gu
per0en.~
Die meiiten BON uns fonoen oiefe
Sobesort 3par peroient, iebo9 5u
plOBli9 unb aud ipenig it~dnbessez
mGB. Nber Der MuiiItrititer 6lie6 bas
Bel, ct 5iebe fie ie6er onOeren Sooes=
art Dor. sd bobe mid eenuu ere
tunbigt," fogte er, nunO i9 bobe err
fdbren, ooB @ebentte obne ale MuTit
begraben peroen!"
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

nirb ieoen Morgen, bepor Der 8ertebr
3ugelaKen nirb, Der gan5e Ronal Dnn
Mineniu9ern abgeIu@t, fonOern es TT
audi 1treng %perboten, i~rgenbetfpas iiber
8orb gu nerfen. Siebt elm Qptfe
unterfpegs irgenOeinen @egenitanb i'm
@nHer treibeu, 10 bat er es Der ndhs
item Citation gu melOen. 9as leBte
S6iff, 0as oie betreffenbe Steue pafz
Iiert bot, miro fofort ~ange4olten unb
eine itrenge l1nteriu9ung angeIteut.
Sci ser erpBen HeropftGt Der &onul=
bebDroen fpmmen oft amiifante Mib@
perftGnbniFe bpr. 60 fab einmol Elm
2otfe cine &ilte unb cine Some
treiben unb rieF Der nd9iten Station
bur9 oas Gpra4robr gu: June caihe
ct une barrique"", duf Der Station
bertrand mon rrne caiKe De Dynamite"
(eine &iite ODnamit) uno telegro@
pbierte biefes nod pOrt Sab. Die
Solge NOR, oaB Der seiamte @ertebr
ouf benz Sue3tanal fir einen gon5en
Sag singeiteat purOe!
@ls bic .9abanan" an Morgen
oes 5. Npbember lire Eeiie fortieBen
polte, itente iid beraus, bob in Der
Siibitrede oes &anals elm BON Suea
tommenoes @9iff in oas &analufer
aefobren mar uno ben &anal Derz
iperrt botte. Grit i'm 2aufe bes @or@
mittaes tonnte Die &eiie fortgeIeBt
perben. Der Sim3obfee 1T BEL Dem
Sebruaransriff Der Siirten auf Den
&anal Der @9auplaB elmer amiifanz
ten 8egebenheit gepprben. @ls Die
tiirtiI9en 9rrppen ben &anal gu
slei9er 3eit n0roliA uno fiibli@ oes
S~imaabises oneriffen, lag in bieiem
seraoe Elm fran5Ofii4er poftoampfer,
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Osr 65er i6rsn Gin5ug in bic Staot
6alten, Dor Ser fie 10 lange gelegen
6atten. @erbun lit bann bis gum
ID. September 1873 in beutf9er
9anb gebIieben. Sn bieier 3eit lag
bas Gegiment glr. "a, Oas bic Bans
3erfefte 9ouaumont ieBt seitiirmt
9at, bort in @orni5on. Ser Selbz
mari9oG BON Manteuffel, Der bier
iein leBtes !6auptquartier gebabt bots
te, perlieB als lebter 0euti4er Ser
bun. CUR Grinnerung an Die 8elas
gerung purbe 1909 am 8abnbof an
Der porte Saint paul Elm Dentmal
erridtet. bas 3mei Solbaten barz
iteIt, bic elm @ei4iB auf oea Waa
i9leppen.
Merfpiirbiger 1T cine grinnerung
an bic erite 8elagerung bur4 Die
preuBen, Die Ii9 Bis in bic 70er
Sabre sebalten bate. Cine Queue am
Sang Der Gpte ct. Mi9el trug ben
Namen Der Jpntaine bu Hoi be
Yru11e, neil Trte0rln Wtlpelm Ill.
bier fein 3eltlager aufgeT4lagen bats
tie. Dos Bolt, bas bic 4ueae 10
be5eiGnete, puBte ni4t, baB cine an<
here 8ege6enbeit ii9 bort 5ugetru9en
bate, bic pi9tiser sepeIen lit. On
S9erben in Der Sontoine bu Roi be
Pruffe bot @oetbe iene 8eOba4tuns
gen Der Strdblenbredung gema4t,
bic Jpn gu ben Stu0ien ii6er bic
Sarbenlebre beranlobten. 8erbun
fam erit Our9 ben WeitfGIifden 5rie<
ben enbgiiltig an 5rantreia, bos
idon felt einem Sabrbunbert tatfd9z
li9 9err Ser Staot mar. Oesbalb
Eieb bas Sor i'm Weiten nod lange
Porte Sc Srance, bas 0itli9e porte
alemanbe.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

del erbout, aus benen am 10. 50
@eI9iibe, borunter IL preuBtl9e
SelbgeidiiBs, IL .frdn30IiI4e uno %
croberte i9pere Oas 5ener erottnes
ten.
SSn benz Rampf, Der nun begann,
mo9te iid bas liebergeipift Der
fdrpsren @eI9iibe Der Seitung febr
fibIbor, unb f9lieBIi9 ipurbe am 10.
bic gei6ieBung einseiteut, Obne ire
o,nOpel6en Nuben gebra9t gu ba=
Ben. Ooaegen batte Der Bslogerer
Is geI9iibe ouBer @efe4t, nnb 5tpei
Offiaiere bes Regiments gr. 65 purs
Sen BON elmer eigenen 81 tur5 gebens
ben @ronote aus einem Beutegef9iB
10 f6per p~erpunOet, baB Der cine
nod penigen StunOen itar6, Der ans
bere omputiert tperOen mubte. Die
beutIden Sruppen muBten ii9 na9
bieIem MiBerfOlge auf cine Gin>
I9liepung bei9rdnten. ipd6renb Der
Mlut Der 8efaBung geboben mar,
pie feline unb grDBere Musfdne Bee
pieien.
Gnbe Sftober trofen enbli9 preuz
BiI9e 8elogerungsgef9ibe un0 mebz
rere Sompagnien SuBartiaerie elm,
unb 1ngeii9ts Der 8orbereitungen
gum fOrmli9en angriff ergab ii9
am 8. RoOember @erbun. Der &Dmz
manbant tonnte ii9 riibmen, baB
inn fir feinen tapfern WiberIanO
bic Anertennung Suteil purbe, boB
Der Sieger ii9 berpfli9tete, bos norz
gefunoene &riegsmaterial beim 5riez
Oensi4luB pieber aus3ultefern. Nm
9, NoDember fonnten 5pei 8atailIOne
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Der oaour9 eingei9lofen Dur6e.
@er3peifeIt lief Der &apitdn, .pGbrenb
Die &ugeln iiber oos S9iff flOgen,
ouf Ieiner Bride bin unb ber, bis
ibm enoli9 cine gldn5enoe Soee fam.
@r btbte oas Sla9genfignal, oas no9
internationalem Brau9 beoeutet:
,@iinI@e unperaiigli9 3eife fort5uz
TeBen!" Gin berItdnbIi6er 8unf4,
ser aber ebenfo acknowledgements un<
beriidii9tigt blieb!
I'm 1a9 Ibr feBte bic nSabanon"
oie &eiie fort uno lief in ben fibliz
den Sell bes &onals Elm. 3ablrei9e
fleine Steinboufen, unter Oenen Die
2eiden Ser beim Sebruorangriff Sc
fanenen liegen, erinnsrten an ben bluz
tigen &f. Sci Serapium fab
man bas @rab bes Majors BON 9a>
gen; bas granitene &reua, Dos cine
fromme Sanb oufseri9tet batte, mar
umgeporfer. Muf benz re9ten ufer
fplgten nunmebr ununterbro9en bic
2auferGben Dem &onol apii9en oie>
lem unb Sen grinbepd4fenen &dn=
bern oes oabinter liegenben Siibpaf<
fcrtanals, auf 0eIen jenfeitigem l1fer
fi9 Die 3eltlager Der Sruppen befan>
ben. Die 2auferdben felber tporen
BON @urfbos befebt. 9dbinter ererz
5ierten Nuftralier, unb in Der Serne
fab mon eiE &ameltorps auf einem
llebunsstiti. Nun fubr oas Sdiff
in Sen 9itterIee elm unb fanb bier,
ME borber i'm Simaubfes cas frdn3Oz
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
vcr as 1abren.
Sic gcIusernns Der Seituns gerSnn
1T 1870.

Die ScIaseruns Der Seituns TerSnn
1T 1870.
81: Seftung @erbun NOR i'm &ries
bon 1870 nod in Gem 3uItono, Den
@aubon gef9uffen botte. Sine Boz
ItionGrumpoGung umgab bic Stobt,
Bic bamals $4,000 ginpo6ner adblte.
Sbre noTsn @rdben fpurOen bon Der
Mads seIpeiit. On Der MeItieite lag
lie fie6enediee s3itdbeue, bic ebenio
pie oas na9 SiiooIten borgei9obene
@ornfpert @ictor bur9 pDblerbaltes
ne, bo6e Mauern p~ouitdnOig iturmz
frei NOR. Gsbr gefdbrbet NOR gsrs
bun bur9 bic BON olen Seiten alf<
Iteigenben beberr19enben 9O3en, pa
DEFENDERS bic nur etpa 5pei &tlos
meter n6rbli9 ltegen0e 90be BON ct.
Mi9el einen poGItdnbigen @i1blid in
bic Seitung seitattete, nno aud Die
am SUB Der 90ben gelegenen Dor
fer benz Mngreifer Die 9~elegenbelt
qo6en, iiA unmittelbar Dor ben MGls
len ein3uniften. 8eim 8ormori4
BON MeB nod Meiten ma4ten bic
Sa@Ien ben bersebli9en @erfu@,
bur9 cine 8ei9ieBung nit Selbge@
I9iiBen @er0un gu nebmen, tpie bas
oamals an berf9iebenen StelIen uno
tets pbne @rfolg bsriu9t puroe
Der tottrdftige aommonbont, @enes
raj @uerin be Malbersba@. Iieb ii9
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

be onItott beKen on Der 5~tsuerboroz
1eite ongebro9t, Inn ben auf benz
niiatif6en l1fer beftnbIi4en Siirten
fein ,3iel gu bieten. Den Baifagiez
rem nurOe Derboten, fi6 On 8adbprO
uufSu9alten.
Sn qort @aio 9ing oos @erii4t,
boB fi& uuf Der Sftfeite Der leBten
Ranalftrede Elm itarter tiirtii4er
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

- &ufbem &oernenbofe
Selbnebel: 9abt ibr f9on 8au9s
binben erbalten?
Solbat: Satpobl, 9err Telbpebel.
auf ieben &opf iosar elm paar.
MooIfo! 9olbat: Mber mil
bieier 2Obnung, 9err Jelopebel, lam
i'd feline sroBen @pringe ma9en.-
6elopebel: Souen Sie aud gar
ni9t. sic iin6 eben Solbat unb ni9t
9aGettdn5er!
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

sruppenberbanb beFGnbs. Ginise
Eage porber NOR aud an biefer Steae
Gin fran5Diif9er Yoitbampfer be-
fdo7en iporben. I'm orei n6r ndG@
mittags fubr bic rSabanon" in ben
Ranal elm. &edts iab man elm frans
3Diif9es Tliegertaser, Dor Dem Die
8riimmer zines berunglidten 9porp@
tlanes laser. Oaneben lugen apei
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Ste SimuIanten. Der
Stabsar3t betritt oas @ei9Gfts5im~
mer oes Acknowledgements: .@uten
Morsen! ga, ~ mos beionberes por<
geforlen2" .Nein, 9err @tabs~
arat, bIoB Sic beiben Simulanten
bon 3immer Drummer 81 finb ge~
ftorben!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
9icinfaa.

TDrFer Gin gifenbabHfupe)s
r@rlauben gnGoige 5rau, DAB i9r
mir cine 3igarre ober Cigarette am
ainoe?"
,&ann leioer peoer oas cine nod
0as anbere bertragen!"
SDrFer (oie Bfeife aus Der
Saf9e 5iebeno): nN9 10, gndoige
Trau lino nur an pfeife %gepObnt."
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Der SER. Jslbpebsf gum
2anbEurmmann, Ser i'm 3ibil S4aus
fpieler lit: nNle patronen baben Sic
ber59oRen unb niGt elm einaises Mal
bic S9eibe getrOffen!. -. unb Sic.
pollen ben Milbelm Sell ipielen24
- @timmt. Batter (aum Gobne.
Ser Student iiD: $50 bid Der 9rat
ausbriidli9 bor Naatluft gefparnt
bat, tOmmif bu erft ieBt friib I'm feds
na6 9aufe!
Sobn: Nnn, isst 1T bod teins
Na9tluft mebr!
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

-@erp0bn t. (l1nter 8ettlern):
n@ebt Ou oenn beute ni9t Be; ben
8ebeimrots Dir bas Mittogefen boz
len2"
.Mittpo9s unb Gomstogs
ni9t! Die baden tpegen Der &rieqs3eit
otpei fleif9loie Sage in Der @ode
cinsefiibrt -. an bieIen beioen Sa=
gen Ipeifc i9 i'm Mirts5aus!"
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
NnOelmiaer nnS grceOcu6orn.

NubeImiIter: FRA 8ree6en>
born, bafte belt pieoer not uff be
pfanne for mir2"
9 reeoen6 prn: .MlemoIt
WeeBte not tomif9 is?"
NubeImiIIer: vNee, Get
muBte mid erf4t iagen?"
8reeoenborn: .Menn eener
&aBe mieB lit unO tpenn cen S9orn>
iteinpuber bIant Oaitebt."
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12

Qanobaber: @as f9reiIt 0enn
fog Hur nod 5ebn Minuten, ounn
bab' i'd i'm!
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-04-06
EAST kENOckEE.

Preaching services at the Allen
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Sunday school after services. All pu-
pills, old and young are urgently re-
quested to be in attendance to begin
the lessons in the classes.
The Allen l.. A. ). will meet at the
home of Mrs. &. Menzies next Wednes.
day, April IL. Lunch will be served
at 400 o'clock. Quilting will be the
order of the day.
Bertha Wall, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital in Port Huron, has recovered suf-
| ficiently 10 be removed to her home.
Her friends are glad to hear such a
favorable report of her condition.
The funeral of Blanche Armstrong
of Detroit was held at Avoca Tuesday.
She was resident of this place a num-
Der of years ago and the family have
the sympathy of old neighbors in their
sorrow.
Mrs. 4. Alum, who fell on the ice
some time ago and injured her hip, is
recovering very slowly.
Ray Gardner of Zion was caller at
A. b. Munro's last Monday.
Alvin Morgan is saving wood for a
number of farmers in this vicinity this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Dunn spent a few days
last week with relatives in Port Huron.
Fred Pfeifer, who has been i'll at his
home here with lagrippe, has recovered
and is again able to be out.
Mrs. Alex Balmer Was Port Huron
business caller last Friday.
On account of the high water at
Boards last week the mail man was
unable to bring the mail from Atkins
to the patrons on this route for mum
Der of DAYS.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-04-06
LINER COLUMN.

WANTED-Old rags, rubbers, boots
and shoes. Will pay cts pound
/ for rubbers, ct pound for rags.
Bring in your old iron for which we
will pay So 90 per ton.
Is John Sexton, Yale.
FOR SAILED acres located y miles
north of Yale; fine house and cellar
underneath; good barn, hog house,
hen house, corn crib, and work shop
or garage; we'll of pure water; fine
berries. Will sell cheap on easy terms
or exchange for Yale property.
ga l.. +. VanCamp, Yale, route 3
FOR SALE.-Two three year old bay
colts, good ones, also one fine yearling
steer. Inquire of M. j. Adolph for
particulars. Route 3, Yale. 52-4
FOR SALE-Five acres of land, good
house, workshop, stable for horse and
COW, hen hsuse, fine orchard, small
fruits and berries. Ia miles from
town. Call on f. j. Rice, or phone
l57 u ST. 81
FOR SALE-My foundry building, "a
x40 feet, heavy framed and brick
lined. Will sell cheap for immediate
removal. Chas. III. Barr, Yale. 81
FOR SALE-Three work horses, 6, Q
and IL years old, weight about 400
each. Will take good bankaole pa
per. Inquire of John Manns, Yale,
on the JAS. III. Martin farm, OF phone
1873 II Is ii. 1-3
FOR SALE-A team of horses, mare
and gelding, years old, weight 1850.
Call on John A. Phillips, Yale. l-2
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-04-06
OLD BROCKWAY.
Muddy roads.

Muddy roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelley were called
to Capac on Thursday last week on ac-
count of the death OF the formers
grandmother.
Frank Mckinney, of Detroit, is
spending the week here with friends
aud relatives.
Ella Mckinney, principal of the
Marysville school, is spending weeks
vacation with her mother, Mrs. M. "A
Mckinney.
J. Ii. Gathergood is slowly recover
ing after six weeks illness. His
many friends are anxious to see him
out again.
Brockway school gave an entertain
ment on Friday evening.
The Cleaners will hold their next
meeting on Tuesday evening, April IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George shannon, were
Yale business callers Tuesday.
The Cleaner entertainment and box
social, which was held in their new
hall on Friday evening was great
success. The ellis school took part in
the program and the teacher, Anna
Gleason deserves great credit for the
way she had her pupils trained in the
drills, dialogues, recitations and pan
TONNES. Mrs. Crake, of Avoca, pre-
sided at the piano. The ladies' and
gentlemen's degree teams did excellent
floor work. Mr.. WurtZel held the
lucky number for the pretty Cleaner
quilt Everybody present enjoyed
themselves immensely
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-04-06
HIS ACE is AGAINST HIM

al am 80 years old and | have beer
trout led with kidneys and bladder fol
a good many years." writes Arthur
Jones, Allen, KaDs. "My age is against
me to ever get cured, but Foley Kid
ney Pills do me more good than any
thing / ever tried" Rheumatism, ach.
ing back, shooting pains, stiff joints
irregular action, all have been relieved
Ii. i. HennessY.