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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
Nebraska
MRS. ALLEN ELECTED
NEIGHBORS' ORACLE
Omaha Woman Chosen for
Position at State Meeting
of Order.
MEET NEXT IN LINCOLN

Fremont, March 22.-(Special Tele.
am.)-The Nebraska Lodge, Roya'
Neighbors Of America, at the triennia
convention here yesterday voted
to meet at Lincoln in 1920. York was
a bidder for the convention. There
was lively contest for the Office OF
state recorder. Mrs. Hattie Carccn Of
Lincoln won on the eighth ballot CT
Mrs. Lucy Johnson OF York, and
Mrs. Nora NJ. Kidder OF Fremont.
The convention voted down the
proposition to endorse the admins
tration and the delegates will attend
the supreme lodge at Buffalo in May
without instructions.
Resolutions favoring the creation
of a memorial furi for Mrs. E. D.
Watt, supreme oracle. who died in
Omaha year ago were adopted.
This evening the Fremont Lodge
degree team had charge of the initia-
ton work and Omaha drill team gave
an exhibition. The following officers
were elected:
Mrs. Mary Allen, Omaha, oracle,
reelected; Mrs. Ella White, Sterling,
vice oracle; Mrs. Hattie Carson, Lin
coin, recorder. The officers were in
stalled late this afternoon by Mrs.
Kate Remington of Omaha.
The following delegates to the ma
tional convention were chosen:
First District-Frances Robinson. Lincoln
Matte Scott, Lincoln; alternates. frankie
Roberts, Bethany; Josephine Brehns, Tai
mage.
Second District-Mattie Owen, Omaha.
Luara E. Crum. Omaha: alternates, Alice
Leach, Bennington; May Steuer, Florence.
Third Dstrict-Nora r. Kidder, Fremont;
Eta Jungbluth. Leigh; alternates. Lucille
Gates, Tekamah; Matte Mason. Fullerton.
Fourth District-Annie L. Allen, Waco {;
Eva Hastings, David City; alternates Lucy
n. johnson, York; Mary McWilliams Custer
Fifth District-Cora Evans. Juanita; Ger
trude Ticker, Howard; alternates, Flora
Nelson, Holdrege; Yallia Taylor. Wood
River.
SIXTH District-Flora A. Fuller. Atkinson:
Alice K Stevenson, Broken Bow; Mary z.
Smith, Sutherland; alternates, Catherine
Murphy, Greeley Center: Alice X. Short.
Butte; katherine Kronegg, Kearney.
Delegate at Large - From Third and
Fourth Distrct-Bla johnson, Aurora al
ternate, Alice H. Sears, Decatur.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
ONLY GUAR
ANTEED GRAY
hair REST0RER
Don't Use Dyes-Let Q-Ban,
a Simple, Safe, Sure Prep
aration, Bring N atural
Color.

Here is the one safe, clearly, heathful
end certain way to restore the natural color
TO gray or faded. lifeless hair-the one
method in perfect good taste and accepted
by Americas foremost people.
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer will bring all
your hair back to its original, even shade,
and it will be rich. glossy, lustrous and
soft. For women. Q-Ban means hair of real
beauty. For men and women. Q-Ban means
the look of vitality. health and youth.
Simply apply Q-Ban like shampoo. Sure
1y, wet your hair with Q-Ban Restorer. Your
hair will gradually and evenly return to its
natural uniform shade. Beware of imita-
tions. Beware. too. of dangerous dyes and
chemicals.
Q-Ban is all ready to use 1t is guaranteed
to be as harmless as the pure air. It is sold
under guarantee of Satisfaction or money
Iback." 1t is the only guaranteed prepara-
'tion for the purpose. 1t costs only soc for a
large bottle. at Sherman & Mcconnell Drug
Store and all good drug stores, or write
Hessig- Ellis Drug Co., Memphis, Tenn.
! Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic. Q-Ban Liquid
Shampoo. Q-Ban Toilet Soap; also Q-Ban
tDepilatory (odorless) for removing super
hfluous hair. Send for free illustrated book
sof lectures. Hair Culture" This tells how
Ito take proper care of your hair. Write to-
Sday.--Advertisement. r,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
Double Funeral at Fremont.

Fremont, Neb., March 22.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Christofferson, who died within
a few hours of each other, was held
here yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Jefferson we're natives of Denmark,
but CAME to Dodge county fifteen
years ago to make their home with
their children. A few months ago
they celebrated their hfty-eighth we'd
ding anniversary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
John Skirving, Holt
County Pioneer, is Dead

O'Neill, Neb., March 22.-(Spe-
cial. John Skirving, early Holt
county pioneer, noted civil war vet
eran and prominent in the early poll
teal history OF Holt county and Ne
braska, died at his home in this city
Sunday after brief illness of pneu-
monia and other complications in
cidental to old age.
Mr.. Skirving was born in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, October 9, lS4j, and
came to this country when a boy 8
years of age. At the outbreak OF the
civil war he enlisted at Iowa City in
the Tenth Iowa infantry and served
throughout the war. While with
Sherman on his march north to join
Grant in Virginia, he was captured
out on a accommodating expedition,
and sent to Libby prison, where he
remained for some months
After the war he returned to Iowa
City, where on April IS, 1867, he was
married to Carrie Gregg, who sur
wives him. In 1882 he came to Ne
braska, locating at Stuart. where he
engaged in the general mercantile
business until 1891. when he moved
to O'Neill, where he has resided ever
since.
He was very prominent in repub-
lican party politics, serving for twelve
years as clerk of the district court
of Holt county. He served as chair
man OF the county central committee
in 1896 and 1897, returning big ma
jorities for the party. He was also a
member of the Grand Army. serving
as commander of the local post, CO.
burn, No. Sc, for several terms. He
was further honored by being placed
on the staff OF several state comman-
ders.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
dav.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
=. HEAD STUFFED FROM
| CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.


Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuff1ing, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarrh disap-
pears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic, healing cream in your nostrils.
1t penetrates through every air pas
sage of the head, soothes the infamed
or swollen mucous membrane and re-
lief comes instantly.
1ts-just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with cold or nasty catarrh.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
Soldiers' Home Notes

Grand Island. Neb.. March 22.-tspecial)
-Commandant ]. f. Walsh OF Humboldt
who was appointed two years ago, has been
reappointed for another term by Governor
Neville.
James X. o. Young, who is seriously
ILL., has been transferred from the main
building TO the West hospital
Mrs. John Gaddis, who has been out on
furlough for thirty days. mas returned.
Mr. Lamberson. patient in the West
hospital, was reported not so well yester-
day morning., Mrs. Conkllng was reported
improved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
What Every Woman
Should Know

DR.. Ferdinand King, Nep York
physician and medical author, tells ply
sieians that they should prescribe more
organic iron-Nnrdted fyon..foy their
patients-Sdys andemiG-i,on deficiency
lis the greatest curse 10 The health,
strength, vttality and beauty Of The mod
e,n American Woman.-Sonnds parn-
ing against use of metallic iron whick
may injnre the teeth, corrode The stomach
and do far more harm than good; advises
use of only naIdted iron.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
RECIPES
Cream of Rice Pudding.


Str one-nalt cup Cream OF Rice
INTO two and one,half cups OF sailed
1oiiing milk lean be made with water
II desired), str until 1t thckens, then
add TWO well-oeaten eggs and one
naif cup OF sugar, flavor to taste. Pour
INTO Daking dish ana bake Tor thirty
MINUTES; ;,,;nus oef'e WITH cream OF iruit
Fried Cream of Rice
Tee, la, o,o. .ooLod C.,, Il
Dr. ~ a. 1919 ,,,.,, 1ooAeu liam .,
ma.v NV W. s..s siI pau wnile sun
and f.,, VIZ" 49,. .o.t ~. ;n.o .i.',; si,oSS
hro o ~ oI III, " ''1 TIL IN. W." -
i;.;ona on JUL I'LL, '.ues. ms 10 ue-
'''ou' seiVeu WIN hlap,e syrup
cream OF kice Mufhns.
10 one cup OF cold cooked Cream
or Kice ADD one cup, Hour, two tea
s spoon , nahnis powuel, Jns !aple
opoo ~, Iii d. 81. ~ Ippneof'
6n .;ns , 49,. WILL s., JAM Ill HUI
iii .''i' III nioue' d.e oven.
Cream OF Rice Prune Pudding.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23

wrapped your toes in bandages to look like
bundles, who have used salves that turned
your toes raw and sore. and used plasters
that would shift from their place and never
get the corn, and who have dug and
picked at your corns with knives and scis-
sors and perhaps made them bleed-just
quit these old and painful ways and try
"Gets-It Just once. You put or drops
on. and it dries at once. There's nothing
TO stick. You can put your shoe and stock
ing right on again. The pain is all gone.
Then the corn dies a painless, shrivelng
death, it oosens from your toe. and off it
comes. "Gets-It' is the biggest selling corn
remedy in the world today. There's none
other as good.
"Gets-lt' is sold by druggists everywhere,
25c bottle, or sent on receipt Of price by
f. Lawrence 4 Co.. Chicago, ill.
Sold in Omaha and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-23
Use 'Gets-It,' Lift
Corn Right Off

Shrivels, Loosens-and It's Gone!
Just like taking the lid off-thats how
easy you can lift corn off your toe after
1t has been treated with the wonderful dis
covery. 'Gets-lt'." Hunt the wide world over
and you'll find nothing magic. simple
and easy as "Gets-It," You folks who have
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
W,urineIOfonten ercr5icrcn.

&ier Gompagnie'n Der OlorDldnoer
.Morinc.&eieroc erireute gcitcrn Die
militdril6 ongebauHte 9coolfcrrng
9oItinore's nit elmer @oraOe- lin
2 ll6r traf Oos 9otaiaom lInter Jiib'
rltng Ocs 9icutcnonts $. 49, @lcgl.
oerrD nlli Dem @amocn-9o5n5of cin
lno mariAirtc na6 Dem 9iatb5ons.
FIob, moielbit oie &opeac Ser st.
@larien SnOniirieihule@, Die oen
@lauioden oorols maridlirt mar, eift
CONCERT go6 unO Ger 9ielltenant Die
@lorincioloatcn @rer5ier llebungen.
ousfiibren lieB, nm 0onn uieOcr na6
i6rem Eager 5t SalnOerS &ange 5il-.
riid5nfebrcn. Gompagnie 81 imO y
perOen bciltc bier ousgeriiltet inO
'ounn Der otlontiidcn 6lotte 5u9e'
tbeilt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
EcS GOppcImorOcS Ossidtist.

SIN 6ranflin 5Quare Soipital III
Der 2S Sabre alte 6cnrp aubr BON
9ir. 260G, Step6cus Gourt aelicrn
@lor9cn an Den 6oIgcn ciiHr 5dnB-
iUlnOe in Ocn llntcrlei6, Oie er bel
Der Sert6cioigun9 ieiuer @ipttcr,
6rau Sobn 6enlel, am @noe Oes Ocr.
gangcnen Monats er6ielt, geltorbcn.
Coroner 6euton pon iiiowciiIi6eu
Ciiirift Bat einc llnteriudlmg Ocs
Sales aneeitellt mo bdlt bclie ci,
nen Suqleit ob. Ger Stieioatcr 5o1n
SciicI mirO iidb iUo6I nm pc9en eli
ncr auge6lidcn 5wciteh Morot6at
ocrauhportcn miiiicu ia icinc Srall
6creitS bon iDm eri9oiicu wliroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
@OIOmimc fir Baltimore.


6eIologer 81 llunapolis Srnction
miro iid) na6 9lngo6e @eri4ieOc-
ner ais cine iolhe iiir Die @e-
i9GitSlciltc 9uItimorc'S erueiien.
@icr @a6nen or6ciien bereitS
an @ldnen fiir 9eiorOerllng.
% MiIliouen 5u Oerausgo6en.
Cine md6rc @olOmine miro Den
@cidditslcuteu 9aItimore's on9eb.
lid our6 ole glnleglng Oes 6clOla-
gers fir Die 9moestrllppen 5lt gln-
nopoIis. Sumction crite6en in0, pie es
beiBt, meroeu i1on in Den crlten gSo-
den ii6er $25,000,000 Deralisgabt
merOen, pon 0encn Elm groBer Ebeil
no6 Baltimore flieBen ioIlte. Sier
8o6nen, Oie Baltimore & Ohio, Die
&ennDIDania 9obngeleai1ait, Die
annapolis Short Sine iuO Die 8oi6-
ilgton Baltimore imO glnnopolis-&i-
nie, iiuO bereits emiig t66tig, $ldnc
ous5uarbeiten iiir Die 9lnlegung Oes
6eIologers. 9err @corgc Z. @iibop,
ser @rdii0ent Der lcbtgenanlten Sc
ieai6oft, erfldrte eeiteriL OaB Oieie
Summe 5uerit 6en0t6iot werOen mir
0e. @r iaQt1, ole 20bninq Der Dill
5iere unO Sol0oten aaein werOe
$18,000,000 idbrli6 6etrogen, uno
IS @ro5ent Oieicr Summe wiirOen
liderli6 in Baltimore oOer iunliegen-
Oen Orti6oiten peraus9obt meroen.
Ole giobrlingsnitteI iiir Die Eruppen
miirocn ieiner 9ere6nung noh
$6,OOO,0O0 pro Sobr 6etragen imO
olld 6ierin miiroe Baltimore oen So
wenant6eil 9obcn. @ine N}iaion bis
onOertbaIb @daioncn wiirOen oaein
iiir 6iltter fir Die 9SfcrOe imo Wloill-
eiel n0tbig iein, ilno Die 6arner uno
5Sutter6GnOler oeS Staotes piirOen
bier0rrd] protltlrcn. Sicle mur0en
cine @elcgenbeit cr6altel ibre 9Sro-
Oufte elei6 nabe i6rem Seim 5ll pcr-
fauien unO 5u ainebmboren @rciien.
Sic wiiroen nidt lge5wungen ieiiL
0ieicl6en auBerbalb Oes Staotes 5u
pcrienOcn.
&iele ser 6armer in Slime glrun-
Oel-GolmtD un0 e6enfnus ole SotelS
in Baltimore wiir0cn OaOilr6 protiti-
rem, Dob Die %criponotcn Der Sfii-
3icre llno bon 0ercn llntergeiieIlten
w16ren6 0es 5elolaeers iid in Der
9ld6e Oeiielben aui6oIten iuiiroen.
Dicie miiBten ltntcrluuit finOen, uno
oud bierin iei @eIegenbeit geboten,
@elO 81 OerOienen.
Sin 6ra1t.EerminolprnGt miro 81
9lmopolis.Sunction etFi6tet perOeb
iobolO ais es m0olicb IN uno ole @e-
leiIe ser Baltimore & Obio- iino Der
BennlDlpania.8obn merOen 0erlnebrt
llnO nit 0ieicn 8ra1tOepot in Ser
bin0ung ge6rodt lDcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

Ibomas NulianoJ cin Grocer bon
9Ir. 20L S0-7. StroBe, Si0bIan0-
topn in Oeiieu Infer @au0, flr5
nadOem cr iid nor ctlpo 3mei $50
den Del Dem GeriiIb. ein 6euiier
berab5nloiien SdnithulmOen 5i3o9,
9l1tOergiitmg einicbtc, puroe mad
Der 9eoler'Sclluon Seilanitnlt on
Ger 9loro-&6prlessStroBc ii6criiibrt.
WlQl miro 5nm picrtcn Nlole cine
Operation an i6m Dorne6met oas
lcbte 9l}itteL Inn iciucn glrm Dor gln-
putatiou 81 retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Gin @elGnOc BON 26 Slider nit Der
Stout an 9inoen=glpeuie, norolib
BON @opons rn0 cine bolbe W}eile
oitlid Der gort &ooO, lit bon 6rqn
9}onnie $. Stump an 2cnor 9. Gle
mems ocrfouft worocu. Serr GIe-
mems beobii6tigt, mooerne 8pciltodi-
&c 0duier Darauf 81 bqlcns d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
gsidtia fiir NaMsirancm.

SIN 9fiHmono.0iorft miro 6cute ein
@emeinOc-Wlortt er0iinet. II Sic
itdotii1c gia6rrngsnIiitcl Gom-
miiiion miro ocn Gerfaufi lciteu;
6rou ). @ooOipiu wllroc BON Der
Gomuiiiion ais guperintcuOcn-
tin erforcn.
Sente Gornittog s ll6r miro i'm
9lihmonO.0iorft Gin @cineinOc.O}arft
eroffnet iuer0en. Gic It1Otiidc 9io6.
rungsnittcl -Gommiiiion biclt gcitcrn
9lobnlittog unter Dem @oriie pouGr.
Clement g. Yenroic in WloDor 9Src-
itou's @rnpiangs5immer eineSibunA
in mcl6er bic lcbten &or6creihngen
iiir oeu Scrfoui Scr @oorcn gctroi-
icn mltrocn. 5ruu 5roncis @ooomin
miro Die SuperintenOeltih OeS Ninrf-
tcS iein. Gr. &enroic boiit, OoB OaS
Experiment, nGmlih, oas 9Su6liflnl
oireft nit ocm 6ormer in &erbin-
Dung 5il bringen, BON Grfolg gefront
iein miro. Baltimore fonntc iid
Damn rii6men bic critic StoOt 81 icin
welhe in Oieier fritiiden 3eit cincu
@emeinoc.Morft erridtet Bat.
Gr. @enroie er6ielt bon Deri6ie0c-
men 5ormern in Oen mliegenOcn
Counties Oas @eriprcden oaB iie
i6rc S9oorcn nod Dem @iorft briugen
wcrOen. Sic Soltptiobe iit OaB
Nl1nncr unO 5rouen bel Dem Ser.
foni Der Yrooutte, Die beOelteno bill
Tiger ols in Sen onoercu @ldrften
ieiu weroeL mit6eIien.
Mopor &reIton 5eigt groBeS SSnte.
rcile fiir Ocn @emeinOemnrft Gr
6oiit, oob Oic 9oltimorrr Sausiroucn
ocn Morft irequcntiren merOen lmO
Die 81 0ouic benot6igtcn gia6rungS.
miitel ielbit in aorben mitne6mclL
oomit oie 6ormcr fiir Oie 9l6lieie-
rlmg ibrcr 9SroOutte nod oen gSo6.
nlngcn Der &1ilier feinc llnfolien
6o6eL mas ihlieBlih mr. 3ur @r-
6o6ing Scr &rciic iii6reu piirOe
CAB Der Nlarft Elm Griolg iein miro,
oopon lit Ocr NRoDor felt ii6er5cigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
Nas Nan6uIs iuirO IdJOn gCidnitiCn

f7I'|. - 30
ASrdiiocnt 5ronilin 9fcmington
bon Scr n6onuoaiion Co. in 9lcm
Dorf fiinoiet on OaB nit Dem @ou
Der bon ieiucr @eicaid1oit controftlid
iibernommencn 5e6n @oI5idiiie MN
pirfIid beeonncn poroen it, O. +.
Dorldui9 miro nod an scr @rriM-
hug oeS Sdiiis6au6ois gearbcitrt,
a6er ieds 0ellingc iin0 iNon ieriig-
gciiellt. SlmOerte bon Shiifs5im.
merlclten imo 9lr6citcrn itr0mcn ans
alien G6cilcn 0es 2onOes nod Der
g9crit in 9icm SericD; 9mi6ol5, Mn-
icbincn II. !. 10. trciicn Gin unO IA
S1gcmii6Ien im Siioen im0 Sii0De.
llen ltn0 nit ser 9eorbcihng Oes
beuot6igten 0oI5es beidditi9t Die
SdiIic ioacn $3,0O0000 foiten Gs
iii nod nidt befonnt mann Ods erite
Sdiii bonn Stapel louien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

mile 9eliimulingen 0eriel6en, 9egcn
lueldc oic Neprdientonten ocr orgo.
niiirten glr6citcr proteltirtet a6ee
than mcrOen Sie bcbauptcn oab
Die Sorloge, ipenn tic @eicbesfroit
crb1lt, Dem Stootc Oos 9ledt gie6t,
StrifeS obgupen0en, in0em ser
Stoot einfod Die Strifer ais &ago.
6inOen 0cr6oiten luio iie an Stoatst
ar6citen anlicllen laIic. Gs lit nod
nidt iihcr, Of eine 9lmenOirlng Oer
9i0, oie oieic alauiel 81 nihtc nodt,
bonn @ouOerncur glitgcbciBen weroea
miro.
Gfebr @elo fiir @oli5ei.
S6glcid) oic &orlngc, olird ipclhc
Sen @iitglicOcrn Der Noli5ei in 9olti.
more 9o6erc 906ne bc5oblt iperOen
Iollen nicocrgcitiumt uuroc, lit cs
Oodb iider, 0aB iie in Scr ndbiten
Sitlrng Der Wciebgcblmg i'm Saniiar
1918 iuicOcr cingcreiHt mcrOen miro.
Eie 9eiiirportcr Der MaBno6nc be-
bouptcn Dab Ourd oen arieg Der go
li5ci nidt nur Grtru 1icnlt aufge6iir.
oct lpcrOen ruiiroc, ionOcrn aub Bob
oos 5iiiifo, Dem iic lmterIporicn iinO,
ais Sitter Der 0ffentliden Siderbcit
cin beocitenO gr0Bcrcs iein miro.
Sir 6otminipcftion.
Senator 9lucn bon 9oltimorc.Go.
rcidjtc 6cllte cine 9ieIolutipn ein, Der.
5ufolge ein Goniite bon orei Sena.
torcn oic prdftii6e 8ormcr iino,
crnornt ucroc, OnS oae bonn Stoatc
geeignctc 6nrmcn inipi5iren mo IN
ser nGhIien Siblng oer@eicbge6ung
iibcr Ieincn 9cimO 9eridt eritatten
ipa.
. &ertoGnng beute gt a 6
K mittng.
' @3an gIou6te, odB Die beiOen Sdu-
Ier 6eute g(6cnO oae i6nen Dorliegenoe
MaBno1inen erleoigen wiiroen, bod
bot Oies ii6 ais itnmoglid erpieien.
Gas &eIultot lit, OoB ole beiocn Go'
mite'n, Die crnannt lpitroclt Inn oic
3cit Der euogiiltigen Sertagung Der
Spc5ioliibune ieit5uIeBcu 5eiite
9(bcnO beicbloiien, iid morgen
N}ittag 81 pcrta9en, lno Die bciOen
Sauicr no6mcn Dies an @6e iih oas
Nous Oerta0tc, il6erreidtc Serr
9rDont BON @oltimore.Gountp oen
Sprcher, Scrrn McSntoib, eincn eIc-
gontcn, ans Glicnbcilt bergeiielltcn
Brdiioenten6ommer nit palicnOcr
g(nipradc. @ie6rere anocre N}itgIie.
Der bieltcn 9lnipro6cn IN Ocnen lie
sic encrGii1e Sciting ser &er6ano.
lungcn Oes Saiiies icitens ocs Sprc.
ders in gebiibrenoer @eiie lobten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
9finslifcItfOnO Der ssuilcn.

9lod immcr gcbcn 5icmli@e Setrdge
iiir 6oS n9lasemeine Geutlfe
@oiicu6aus~ ein. n 9ciuobe eit
Griitcl oeS 3weiten Eoulcno err
Tlonlncn. - Sin idouer 3ng Der
Geuii6-9lmerifoner
Die freipiQigcn 8eitr0ge iilr Oen
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WHO,
WOULDNOTHGHT
HELD FOR TRIAL

Hastings, Neb., Dec. 7.-(Special
Telegram wv. L. Grove, an itin-
Grant preacher from Chanute, Kan,
who is so strong a pacifst that he
says he would not defend his own
home, because Christ taught men
not to resist evil, was bound over
by U. S. Commissioner Addie to-
day for trial in February court.
Bond was fixed at $4,000, which he
was unable to supply. The COM
plant charges Grove with convey
ing false reports with intent to in
terfere with the operation and sue
cess of the armed forces of Nthe
United States.
Grove had addressed a number
of meetings at Holstein and Ayr
and was arrested at the latter place
at the instigation of the council of
defense.
Grove says he told his audience
that he. would not take combat
ant position in war and advised
those drafted to seek non-combat-
ant positions. He denies making
pro-German statements and plead
ed not guilty when arraigned.
Grove was called to Ayr by Hen
ry Drueeker, but he says Druecker
did not know his sentiments on the
war. FFg~EF