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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-22
GERTRUDE DOWNS
CROWNED MAY QUEEN

Fairfield. May 1S--In one of the
prettiest ceremonies witnessed for
years on the beautiful green campus
of Parsons college Miss Gertrude
Downs of Ottumwa was crowned May
queen last evening by the students OF
Parsons The May festival has come
to be an annual custom at Parsons and
each year one Of the young ladies of
the senior class is crowned the May
queen, the selection being made by
the young men of the Glars and their
choice being kept secret until the
time for the ceremony.
There was a good crowd present and
the May dance was participated in by
numberio of young ladies especially
drilled for the occasion by Mrs. Elsie
Itchy Boise. graduate of Parsons.
College songs and drills We're given
after which the queen of the May was
crowned amid the applause of friends
and students.
Immediately at the close of the May
festival practically all Of the audience
went to the Barhydt Memorial chapel
where the Parsons college conserva-
tory orchestra gave splendid enter
tainment. This organization, which IS
a new one. having only been organized
this year. was ably assisted by Milton
Blaul of Burlington.
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IOWA GUARD
TO WAR SIZE
ORDER FOR RECRUITING Flsao0
oTTUMWA COMPANY NEAR
REQUIRED STRENGTH.

Co. G needs eleven more men
and recruiting will be resumed -
soon as orders are received from
the adjutant general. There aFe
l39 men in the company today.
although the enlistments had ex-
ceeded the required $50, but some
were exempted on account of mar
riage. Captain Steller and Lieu
tenant Younkin when in Des
Moines yesterday were told BY A.
jutant General Logan that orders
might be expected at any time for
recruiting the local guard units to
full war strength.
Des Moines MAY 10 --Adiutant Gen.
eral Guy r. Logan announced this
morning the receipt OF orders from the
war department to recruit the lows
National guard to full war strength.
The order means en- additional 2 80
men, IT was said in the announcement.
Instructions will be issucd 70 recruit
ing officers today to carry out he OF.
der
Infantry units will be raised from
100 to $50 men each. the adjutant gen.
era announced. cavalry. organizations
from about IL to los and the various
batteries to 1870 each
The order follows receipt Yesterday
Of an announcement FROM Washington
in news dispatches that the Iowa
guard will be assembled on July Is.
simultaneously with those of Minneso.
ia, North Dakota, South Dakota and
Nebraska. The militia OF various other
states are to be assembled between
that date and August S.
No information was contained in the
order to Adjutant General Logan as to
the divisional cantonment camp to
which the Hawkeye guardsmen will he
assigned
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PERStlING LEADS 27,6OO VETERAN
SOLDIERS AND MARINES TORRANCE

shall be unable to present them
selves for registration should
make application on or before
June 5 to the county auditor
where they will receive instruc-
lions as to how they may be reg.
istered by agent.
Those who expect to be absent
from the county on the day set
may register by mail but their
mailed registration cards must
reach the places in which they
have their permanent homes on
that day without fail They should
amply to the county auditor for in
structions as to how to proceed.
All registrars and boards are under
oath and any violation Of their VOWS
will call for severe punishment.
If any man between the specified
ages shall wilfully fail or refuse to pre.
sent himself for registration he shall
be guilty Of misdemeanor and shall.
upon a conviction in federal court.
be punished by Imprisonment of year
at Leavenworth and then be regis.
tered.
Chief registrars for the twenty.
seven p,ecins's ei .ne county nave
neen seiec1ed ana sworn ny Sheriff
Cremer They are:
Adams r,,,r Hail p,.L.
Agency-Watson Envart @anev
csss-alfred petarsan ~ ~;
cathe.
Center 1--R p Jannirps s,.e
South Cooper ayenue '1'
Center 81 Y n.s.r. s,n
Green street '"''' ''o >o''H
Center a. n Ioo,;
Court street. '' - ="
cente, &c r porter 1so, "a
tie street i'oA
center "a NJ I,o,. 80,
Gen+sr % a'1 rn,. 700
Fourth street y. COOS Nv Yves
cant.r - n pen ~
Ter avenue f'ppe'' 4'' ehes
Center u,. ,,;,. -.
tumwa r NJ : "iae'' "
Center s--Frank Genhart or
tumwa, r. r. No. 3.
Columbia Wv S. Keller. Eddy
vile.
oolumnia Harold Seaburg.
I rnmn.,;no p,
Ee rsnn ierr! Whitmore.
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REGISTRATION
DAYF0R DRAF
JUNE 5;L0CAL
PLANS READY
Sheriff Cremer Has Big
Force of Registrars to
List Wapello County
Men for New Army
ALL MUST RESPOND;
AGE LIMITS q TO 30
sHERIFF's PROCLAMATION.

sHERIFF's PROCLAMATION.
To the people Of WapeIIo
county:
President Woodrow Wilson hav.
ing fixed by proclamation Tues
day, June S, 1917, as the date for
registering all male persons be.
tween the ages of q and 80, both
inclusive, we are called upon to
do our part in this great work.
The state Of Iowa, through its
governor, w. L. Harding, has
asked that each community be 100
per cent efficient in doing its duty.
We are making rapid progress in
our part and when the day comes
WapeIlo county will be found
ready.
We still need volunteers TO AS
sist the registrars in some Of the
precincts. As chief executive Of
the county board atregistration !
call on each Of you to realize your
full patriotic duty to your coun-
try, your flag and your community
and come forward and cooperate
with US.
C. C. Cremer.
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scuool TEACH SWIMMING.

Des Moines, May Is. Beginning
next fall the public schools of Des
Moines will have swimming instruc-
tor. Alex Y. Russell of this city has
heen elected to the position. The chill
dren will be assembled in regular
classes for the instruction.
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EDITOR PLANTS POTATOES.

Charlton Herald Patriot and associates
who have large acreages in Des Moines
and Marinette county. Wisconsin. have
arranged for the planting of 100 acres
of potatoes and eighty acres Of navy
beans.
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MAINE FIRM HURRIES
ORDERS ON IOWA CORN

Wapeilo. May lS.-Baxter Brothers
of Brunswick. Maine, and owners Of
the local corn canning factory will
endeavor to increase their annual out
put of canned corn this year by raising
a large tract of sweet corn.
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P|CkEOF0RCE
To SAIL SOON;
TEDDY SOFTER
IS DECLINE Ed
Old Glory Will Wave Over
Trenches Before Drafted
Army Is Called to
the COlors
VETERANS OF SERVICE
IN FIRST CONTINGENT
FIGHTING FORCE INCREASED.

FIGHTING FORCE INCREASED.
Washington, D. c., May 10. =
Final action was taken in congress
today on the bill increasing the
navy's enlisted strength to 10000
the marine corps to 10000 and in
creasing the pay Of navy enlisted
men. The senate adopted the con-
ference report previously accepted
b ythe house and the bill went to
the president.
ENGINEERS READY SOON.
Chicago, May 19-Announce-
ment was made today that the
regiment Of reserve engineers be-
ing recruited in Chicago will be
ready for the field IN three weeks.
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Ep,scoPALlANs TO MEET.

Dubuque, May 1S.-The annual con
vention of the Episcopal church OF the
diocese of Iowa will be held at DMbu.
que. May 90, q and % Bishop 7. n.
Morrison of Davenport issued the pro-
gram outlining the sessions. The con
vention will be held in st, Johns
church. Dubuque. Bishop Joseph Mar
shall Francis of Indianapolis will be
one of the speakers.
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tie unit against the Germans has beer hgher Of Indians fpno
aded the column which into Mexico search villa and hed his
ed Cuba in 1898 led oprraens tho oros
Philippines
Sioux Indians the Persins Old
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professional advice, from both sides

professional advice, from both sides
of the water
THAT advice is that the men most
needed are men of the ages contem-
plated in the draft provisions of the
sort contemplated in the section
which authorizes the formation of vol
unteer units, and that for the prelimi-
nary training Of the men who are to
be drafted we shall need all OF our
experienced officers"
VETERANS IN FIRST UNIT.
The division sent to France will
consist of picked units of the regular
army. All the men will be veterans OF
the service. They will go into a camp
near the front in France, where they
will receive intensive training in the
most approved methods of trench war
fare under the direction of French and
British officers.
Although it is not permitted to dis
cuss the plans for mobilization and de-
parture il may be taken for granted by
the American neople that these Amer.
ican troops will be giving an account
OF themselves in the common cause
WIN luelT anu pIiIlsll dlllCS
before the end of the summer opera
tions.
ALLIES ASKED ACTION.
The administration by announcing
the Immediate dispatch Of troops has
acduiesced in the appeals of the Brit.
ish and French war missions for Amer
lean military aid in the present opera
lions or the western front.
General Joffre informed the presi.
dent that even one division of Amer.
lean troops not only would lend great
encouragement to the allied forces,
but would be of great actual assist.
ance in the fighting.
The difficulty of finding ships to
transport a division and the arms and
supplies It will require has been
solved in negotiations with the allies
A certain number of vessels not need
ed for the transportation of food and
war munitions to the allies will be set
aside as transports for the expedt
tionary force.
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POSTPONE "piLL- CASES.

Dos Moines. May Is. Cases against
cigaret dealers arrested in recent
raid by state agents, have been post.
poned for hearing to June II. sixty
places are affected
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CHAPTER XIII.
AND ITS RESULTS.

While board of strategy convened
o Constance's sittins-room. the eff
cheney man was downstairs in the
brary, placing in the safe the Declar
.ion Of Independence. 1t was too
tecious for the filing-cases.
A'Ingenious child. Alice" he murmur-
"She has the spirit of 1776 and
4 raaourcefnlneSs of today. But"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Sing befunben, ais sr pI5blib sinen
Sdub b0rts unb ftiue BesietisriH
falleu fab.
llmgeipbbnItdb biel gelbft.
sa Der anntse oes enrols geri6ina.
syn @nfBington 5erbridt man iidj ben
aopf iiber Die llriahen bericItem

afhington 9. G., z. SEPT.
slmtIihe NeIbi,ngen iiber cinen unge'
iu5bnlih grcben ssro5ertfas non II.
oesfaIlen bnr6 SeIbitniorO In Der slr'
u1ec General geribiras iInn I'm
arieas .Sepcrtemert eineetroifen.
Bon StpoIs SobesfdIIen, bi. lid 70.
mrit in Der Expeditions. .0lrnee erei9
neten, fino picr aiif SelHtincrb 3lt.
riiisufiibrcu. ssm ausirit ipdrcn oret
FcbesiaIe, iGmmtlib infolgc ron
GeIbItnipro sii ber5eienen esm Sep'
tsmber tuitrbe BIS teitte Der Sifi;c bss
Generals l.abiiitaitten nir elm Sco,s.
faG, urib 5ipdr ipieoerpm Gin Selbii'
inorb, ganeI6et. Scit bnn Nonat ssili
hanoeIte es I'D, bcmnod lei leocni
9cbesial in Der arrnee nm Selb.t
moro. .Sn jetem Sale eridob iip Ger
betreffenSe GoISnt.
GeIbitmoroe CUR S6te ben % W
gro5ent Der geinnuten SterbIiftrtts.
rate tperoen BON Sfiijieren Der a-n y
ais ettpas nod ME Oosepefmss Be-
scifret. Gle fonnen fih zen @rnno
nift 6citfen sSn ben fiir5eu aubrImel'
6nngeu bonn Soilptalnrticr pcribiri15
iiEer Die Tofesfdile ipirb nirr Die Sab!
rn6 Die Sobesiriode oneeseben.
Die gmnabme, Snb Die Seltiirlor>c
ameritnriidtr Solbnten in 5ranfrciA
ntf Ssirnpeh 5iriid5ufibren iiro,
ipiro bonn ariees. 9epurtemert als
nitrt if:dbaIiig 3uriidoeipieiu 9ie
@eaniten erflaren. SnfI fie, big nift
nobere GinSelbeiten borlieeen, nii't
einnul Ruttrnfnngen iitcr Die llr.
iad,en Der EeIbit,iroroe faifen fo:mer
ells rine mcrfipiroige 3hniiafie be.
tradltet men es iu6cifcn, ocB brei osr
tier D1gnner. bic I'D, bas oeben nal.
men, erit felt perb1Itnibmdbis tiir3s-
Belt 6.n Seere angcborten.
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Cine 4pftmDrtem . Inter
iu@nms
@eI&e IN gbirosO an Der aeiGe bon
Grau Miaub u. ains Dorses
npmmen ipurbe,
@sIf< IN &ourOtb. ys.9- ei,sr S9-Bs
panbs erIsseu mar,
aabt alf ermorSais f4lisben.

-
Gbicasp. Su,. z. Sspt - eIns
bier Gb9eDa.teae pcdtnorselr Aaier'
Iudpul4 Der asic5e non Jrau Diano
u. &lng, gBittpe Des DsrltoroensIl
bieigen DaQiOnars 5ames 9. &tas,
Due eiiier S4uBuuHDe trlog. Dit
lie am %. augult nabe eora0rn.
". g., erlut, Deranldbte Den GozoIer
pe4sr 5offuan an dreitng 5i Der sr'
tIdruna bab Jrau stirig ermorDtt
puroe. 9ie 2eid9e ipurDe bonn Etli'
gen Wlauiolel'm eHtFernt unb BON N,
gBtlItam Ourmeiitsr Don Der yiortb'
peitern lluiDeriitp ouf Bsfebl oeT
ytttters &eriten einer lluisriiI4:lne
unrrsogen.
Coroner Soff1nan fagts, Die llirer'
fpHnn9 babe ibn uber3eligt, DnB 6tai
Sling fid bic 4unOe nitt feIbft beige
bra9t bube, tbie Don ben Gei4iDore'
nen bes G0rpners in Gonrorb ertidri
ipotbeu mar.
Or. Suraieiiber rfIdrts m fsinsn
8eri9h, bob bic SduBtDunbe tein'
yra1rbs ober gSulDermertmale cuftpe''
ie, noruus brDorsebe, buB bic augsl
dus eiaer entferniing abgef1cfIer
ipanbe. Die llr4eHufiins babe aud
hdrgetbon, bob bas Iinte DubgsisR'
BON Jrdu Rtns sebro@eu 1T irab stuai
s. .biEk kxEs i5uza .ashs fatRtRs M
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@an.iItpn.

linier ggent in SamiItpn IN Serr
Gonaro graf, 449 Glib syinfte Ctr.
Sea Sci. 476-gl. Some 9sbous
1631.a.
- auf Der wlpsIer Sarm, cine
MeiIe iiib0itIi9 bon SamiIton, ri9tete
5euer ON 9onnerftas am ipGten
4benb S9aben I'm 9etrase BON $1,000
on. 9luber Der S9eune ielbf purbeu
feds Sonnsn S.u unb pisIs tperibpolle
Sarmssrdtbfdaftsn eingedf f6ert. Dnr4
cine BON Ra9bdrn gsbiIbets elmer.
8rigabs purbe bas No5Hgebdabs gee
rettet.
Ssrr Georse Samibt bon Der
8eIf Ssits MOtor Company reifte gss
fern nn& SrOp. q. o., ob. lin feline
qflrbteu als Resisrungs< <Wotorins
ipettpr i'm uabegsIsesasn DaterpIiet
atIeuaI an5utreten.
= Serr 80. 5. asitrod ipurbe BON
Ri6tsr SarIan gum Ritslisb Der
S6uIbsntilsungabebSrO fir Moreon
Sopnibip erndnnt.
-5rau George gortmann bon so.
216 ROb Strnbs unter5os ji4 seIiern
MOrssn i'm Waerep 9Oipital elmer
Operation.
= Srou aauro gtn.bict rsi5te ON
s5reitag esgen Sbomas Ssne5irt ipe'
gen angebli6 srober @.rna9ldifisnng
iinb bospilissu 9erIofsus eins S4ei.
bunsstIase siu.
Sir bas tsute I'M 4usiienungss
port itattfinSer0e pirnit Der ppibiass
Ritter Epurben aussebebnte 8orbereis
tunsea sstroff,n. DosisIbe tpirb blir4
cine srpbt parabe singslsitet iperben.
-Sn ben iat5Olif6,u gfarrf4uIen
bat Der unierribt hieotr bsgorneri.
Die ct. MdrisnsSGuIt ;dblt 200, bic
St. qstsrs>S9aIs 100, bic St. Gtes
obonussS9uIe 800, bic St. @eroRiias
S6uIe 207 unb bic Gt. SoiepbsS1u.
L 800 3DgIahss.
= Si. elusbebungsbeb6rb. BON
Butler gountp bat, I'm bic Quota
,es gOuntp's gu fiiIlea~ fiir nG9iten
Ulontag unb Dieaifog 300 iDeitere
uuse Nduner sur dratIi4en lluieriu'
huus bprssiabsn.
- Die neug.griinSete Commercial
e SnbuitriaI QHoeintiou pd9lte in
liner MoFnperinmmluns an Sons
lerftaa @benb ein aonrrittes 5ur
lusarhituns tiner apnititutiou. Die
Organization bat bic 8sfierung Der
osiaIen 9er9dItaiHe SauiItOns I'M |
LUCE.
- S.rr 9Ot.Iieb pbilipp III gsiterH
Rprstn in isin,m Setm on Der Sarr'
upn Bile mad I4perem 2sIneu i'm
liter bpu IA Sobr,n eeitorben. Or
oussr ieiuer Gaitin amer |
56bn., cine 9o9ter unb brsi SfaDe'
ern. Das SegrGbnib finbei ON winn'
"a gahmittog um 2-30 uhr unter
er Qeitung BON paitor G..S. GerAolo
n @reeutpppb Jrisobof itatt.
- Ssrr anbr. Glaig unb GrduIsti
tnna RoienTeISer, beibe BON 9anItl'
IN, purben our3 qaitcr o. g. Gsr'
pIb ehelia berbiuben.
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SabIreiAe Slnflagen
Gtsbsn ans.bli9 m gerbinbrns NIT
Der Ras5ia duf bic Anartiers
Der 3. 80. 80 IN
alusiiat.

Wafbinston,7. z. GepteuIber. -
Mie perlmitst, itebsn ais Reiultai Ger
am IeBien Wlittpo9 auf bic 9aupts
auartiere bsr 3. 20. 80. uprgenoMmss
iien ga5;ias 5ablrei9e anilasM mes
aen anssbli9er 9eritnp0runs aur Bee
binberilng Der striegspldne Der yfesiss
rline in Ausfi4t.
IS ioIien piels geipeiis borhalosr
fem, ipelte bic llebr5eusuns untsr'
jtiisen. bub ieit siniger 3ett cine ipests
perbrsitste Weri9ip0rung beitano. Die
Rriegsporbereiiungen ber Resktuus
gu Dereiisln. Die gerffap6ruHs ioii
iid tboifd9ii4 iiber ale Stdatsn psrs
Sfpeisi baben, unb cine ousaebebuts
Neutrality-suspicious., bon ipeiftr
man nnnnbn, bdb lie bon Derlditot'
nen lusllen aiisgebs, foll ibrsH iIrs
ipruns in einer siri3igen gruppe pon
gsrf4p5rern gebabt baden.
Gus bei9lasnabmten papisrtn gsbl
berDor, Dnb nuf bersn prpsramm
4nti aonipriptiOns Dtmoniiras
tionen, 9sbinoeruns Der Rrisssinons
itrk bur9 Iossnanntt 4s.eiisrsllnru'
ben, gtrbrennuns pon grnts ertrd'
gen unb arlbers Gstpaltoits ftanSsn.
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anbsrsu Drgane bdtien ii4 in norna'
lem 2uitdnDe befunpen.

anbsrsn Organe bdtteu ii@ in norma
lem 3uitdnbe beillDen.
s5rau Sings LOB ereignete ii4 am
abenb oss %. gluguit, ettpd 5irei
Nieilen BON Concord. y. s.. no4beu
tie NIT ibrem alntpaIt, gditor U.
Waeors, u. e. Bingham unb aIfrso
Mimns, eintm Bruber Don Salton
sUieons, cine automobiIfabri ansetre.
ten bate unb uniertpegs mt BEN Gsb'
teren dbgeitiegen mar, I'm aus eintr
nabgelegensn QiielIe 5u trinfsn-
Goneorb, ". s.. z. Sept. -
99 biefgsn GprOnerssSd4rorsn.n
botten ben Sob pon Jrau UiauDt u.
Sting BON GbiocgO dui tfx S9uBs
numb. suriidaefiibrt, ipsId,s iis burb
el1tn ipobrl9etnIi9 SufolIIg Iosgtsan'
aenen gteDolpsr erliit. en- Besug aui
bic @erIebung bss an6@els fagte Go'
rpnsr Sears Don bier, bas er glaubs,
bah iis bnrh etn GtrandsIn nuf benz
fseinisen 8onen, iibsr ben gran Sling
si1g. DerurIa4t tpurbe. mobrittins
It'd babe iix lei BEN Derfn4s, fth rrr
einsm Sbarss gu betDdhrtil, bic Mrms
! in BE S1be seiporfen, ipobsi iid sin
RsDolDer, ben fis BET .ii& true, btr'
puat4 @ u4Ia1 ssnb ble &z,o& lu1k5
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SeHesme uts 9astsn.

- Der Ct. GlOpiius Sung sTldn,
ner 8erein BON 8sIepue perunftultet
ndfiteu Utittpo9 uno Donneriioa
Qlftnh I'm Aubitprium Der @emsinbt
sum 81. 9ersen cine bramnif6e Dor
fteGung. CUR 9luffiibrune sslangi
Der SdiDont rsSones' nei.r 2ebrer",
IN iueldem 5olgeHbe ulitiDirtsn pers
len: 2aipreme @ebrirg, Sdrrp Sanbs
beasr, Ros 8OI;. ap,iis Batter, @bs
fporb Sob, Sof. Teetamp Sr., Sol.
S9mtbt, Geuepieps aimniid, almflin
Batter, emma S&Omdier lHb 5iae
bella Seitbsr.
= SRI. Tearguerite T1. G6mees,
bic Sodter bes Ssrrn Benj. Stmss
BON SO. 321 Poplar Strabe, Belle
rue, ipirb nit 6errn GborIes 8. Bas
fer BON Bellepue 4niangs gtpDembsr
9etraut tperben.
= 9ie 5atiltGt Der gelIepue 6ods
fauis beftebt aug fpIsenhen aebrirIf=
ten: g. .. Whprgan, prinsipal, Waas
tbemutii; Srl. gpra @iIiams, aIIee=
meine DifeH6aft; Serr R. so.
9rotpu BON Der lebanon uniperii,
tat: 2uttiHifh; SRI. @llsen @ibIon
bon Der gineiitnotier lIniberFtdt
5panifdh inb GnsIifb; 5rl. annetts
Shtlsnrire pon Der 9t ppun lintper,
5itat Gs54tt aaS se,Hlfsx aissass
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ri6t. Die SoMduIe mir IN bi.Iem
S9uliahr BON Is Gdiilsr mebr, aIs
i'm leBten Sabr beTudt.
- Der @elspus Stattrotb Bat be
ftloHen ben Stimmeebern in bel
rd9iten 9srffabl bic Jragt iiber BIZ
@ussnbe bon Bombs gum @etrdgI
non $4,000 uir 9rbitimmuns 81
rnterbreitsn. Bon benz Cribs bic.
fer Bombs frllen 500, 900 fir bic OR.
ridtuns zines Stabisebdubes. $70oC
fir bic Mctoriiirune bes 5euenpebr'
Departments unb $1,000 fir cir
qpli5ei gliito peripenbst petbG-
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WetppDrf.

Die ReiupDrt Office fir bas yGin.
einnatier gOlfsbIatt1 befinbet iidj in
Rp. 339 Yprf Strake, geaenii6er
bem GOrrtboHis, iuoiel6ft Remiafei.
ten, Snseisen u. I. ~. BIS 9 1lbr
Gbenbs eutsesensenpnimen iperSen.
Selepbuu Sonth 2401.
Sm girciitgeridt ipurben ae,
fern segen Die @trobenbabn geIeus
f1dft fOlsenbe G9abenerfaBflagen
eiHgerei9t: GIice Zeal perldngt $15,s
o0o E@oAeaerjas nab o,l5krbsR, hnt
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Sysiaiiterfriiis isJrantreid,
Das sanst Rinihsriun N
htDpt ptll reftgntrsn.

Yaris, z. sept. - Rad siisr
a msormiitas ltattsefnnSsnsn stuOl.
ntisiibuns bsJalob bas MiniIitrium
ytibot eiHltimmis, su reiisnlrsu. DIR
graIibsnt poinears bat bic MinsIter
uluHt, ibre sisiisnatioHsn NOD 1urads
subalttn. bis bic prGfibeukn bss &c.
nats unb Der aammer nah qoris
5arudssfebrt irno. I'm lbsy sn 5iiros
yiss u besatttR,
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C erIdret: giue @nf6frni FIR oher 8
1pde bic g9ode sto&snfrdpen 80. 1889
glnbtion GbrHie, Gouinptpn, 30. SeIepbon
q A96O. 79.eQ
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on gbenne unb g.ii. eirabe.

fpn absnne unb a,iis Strabs. Di'
Sriimmer fIosen auf bic Strabs
5rau 9. llrep Don Der 5oirfieib slDt..
9eIhbue, fpelde nit ibrsm Sinh II
beiem Nouient bic Strabt paHirte
eutetns mt tnapper Rptb Der @efubr
bon ben Sriimmern setrpffsn gu Der-
ben. sic fiel IN 5olse tes S9ret,
tens In Obnmnht. Sic tpurbe mad
Der nabsssltsenen @pbnune bes g.
harb SibOfpsti sebradt. mo f.. Fid
ipisber erbolts.
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l,ipnbfeilplr Ganaerdlor.

@uDoieiloir Sangerdor.
neiits aoeHb libr flnbei I'm Seretnslotal
f4i2 Vaalnuf Gtrdta, bic usonaiiide g<lShitt
perfunrrIiulp bss Sooofeqofp Gdnger4ors iiaiL
E6nIiufilhe Nlltglieber, aiitos nrb patitns. itfi
erfndt. su erf1eirer. -.
GIbert TtsfL eeir.
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iinier ggrnt in SamiItou ii Ser
GSnarb grud, 449 Shb 5hHfte Ctr.
Sea Sci. 476-M. Some IboHe
163t.a.
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Ss bsrmietben - SIats.

g Stmmsr Stat eslbss HHs fGiiss SAL
ier, Sab unb 1ctietff, 6etynHe rne Srutiers
esbienaug. Rtrns gsnai 75s- eli gteenu7
Girdte 26-S
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gereins.gnseieeu.

3iu5lfte @arb San. nnb seib'@ertin.
Seutr lbtah 7:so bis usr osHrraissf'
larrullaae IHs Bearr;ensabi
Gbas. z aeauL pra
NuL ZrtfftL, Getr. II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12
LOWELL

The funeral of Mrs. Charles Under
wood was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Mckay. pastor of he Naz-
arene church, assisted by Nathan Wor-
ley, who preached the funeral sermon,
Interment was made in Lowell cemetery.
The sorrowing husband and motherless
children have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Richard Cox of Hammond. is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. John Cox.
S. c. Dwyer transacted business in
Hammond, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Belshaw were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Miss Leila McNay, who has been visit
ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Nc
Nay. has returned to Lake Forest. Ill.
Milford McNay has entered the serv-
ice of the United States in the air craft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-12

ice
Miss Mildred Shoemaker is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ McNay.
Mrs. S. c. Beebe of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives in Lowell and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and daugh-
ter Dora of Chicago Heights, are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Gragg.
Mrs. Robert J. Miller has returned
to her home in Odebolt. Iowa, after a
visit here with her mother, Mrs. Louise
Miller.
Mrs. Maude Henry of Gary. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Frank Sherard.
Mrs. E. D. Jones is visiting with her
mother. Mrs G. NJ. Deathe, and brother
and sisters.