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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-15
COOPERATIVE EXTE ION
WORK IN AGRICULTURE AND
HOME ECONOMICS, STATE OF
LOUISIANA.

1st. Ward, 1st. Precinct:
Chairman, Miss Gustave LeNor-
mand.
Charenton, Miss LeNormand and
Miss Bailey.
Lenwood, Miss Lille Todd.
Woodburn, Miss Mae Dornall.
Fortier Plantation, Ethel Della
housasaye.
Veeder Plantation, Florence Fish
er.
Sawmill Plantation, Zelia Law
raSon.
End. Precinct:
Chairman, Miss Mary Sugg.
Adeline, Miss Sugg.
Sorrel, Miss Alma Mayer.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-15
GIRLS HAVE PRETTY FACE AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

An Atlanta man makes new discovery that
makes an old ace look years younger. II
your skin is dark, brown, or covered with
freckles or blemishes. Just use a little Coco
tone Skin Whitener; it's made with cocoanut
oil and is perfectly harmless. few days
use will improve your looks 100 per cent.
The worn off skin comes off evenly. leaving
no evidence the treatment, the new healthy
under-skin appearing as a lovely new com
plexion.
Just ask your druggist for an ounce Of
Cocotone Skin Whitener, and if he will not
supply you send twenty-five cents to The
Cocotone Co., Atlanta, Ga, and they will
send you q box by return mail.
If your hair is hard to comb. is kinky,
nappy and will never stay straight just use
Cocotone Hair Dressing and it will become
straight, long, soft, glossy and bes utifully in
a few days mail order filled Csc for large
box.
Morgan City Daily Review deliv-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-15

Alloins Plantation, Miss Eunice
Sallinger
Websterville, Miss Elodie Fay.
End. Ward, 1st. Precinct:
Chairman, Miss Erin O'Neill.
Glencoe, Miss O'Neill.
Ashton, Miss Laura Fernandez.
Crawford, Miss Delphine Levy.
Florence, Miss Pearl Legendre.
End. Precinct.
Chairman, Mrs. Jeanne Foote.
Louisa, Mrs. Foote.
lvanhoe, Miss lola Poche.
Princess, Miss Jewel Wells.
3rd. Ward, lst. Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Nobley; Assist
ants, Misses Ewing, Carr and Collins.
franklin, Misses Mobley, Ewing.
Carr, Collins.
Chatsworth, Miss Blanche Angel
loz.
st. Joe, Miss Gladys Bourgeois.
Bellevlew, Miss Nolie Bodin.
Oak Bluff, Miss Martha Fourmy.
Oak Hill, Miss Ouida Etie.
Oak Lawn, Miss Ruth Kribs.
Columbia, Miss Solidelle Renshaw.
End. Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Louise Shelburne.
Baldwin, Misses Shelburne and
Adellne Darnall.
3rd. Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Lizzie McHugh.
Garden City, Miss McHugh and
Miss Louise Alleman.
4th. Ward, 1.t. Precint.
Chairman, Miss Lucy Wilson.
Centreville, Misses Wilson and
elizabeth Forgey.
Shadyside, Miss Holen Klos.
Nerdunville, Miss Lorence O'Neill.
Richohoe, Miss Hazel Smyly.
End. Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Ella Moore, Mid
way.
5th Ward, 1st Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Frances Rochel.
Patterson, w. o. w. Hall: Miss Ro-
'hel; Bauer's Store, Miss Margaret
smith; X. c. Hall: Miss Esther Rem
rop.
Riverside, Miss Betty Parkham.|
Hope, Miss Miriam Nelken.
auckland, Miss Ina Callihan.
Avalon, Misses Inez Boissat, and
Bessie Toland.
Calumet, Miss Matte Douglas.
9th. Ward, 1st Precinct.
Chairman, Miss Ellen Wade.
Morgan City School: Misses Wade,
Iarie Toups, Halle, Bibbins, Agnes
Blanchard, Stella Lamoid.
City Hall: Misses Inez Wilson, An
lie Lynch, Ruth Hymel, Mabel
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-15
lrs very truly,
CHAS. GOTT,

Parish Superintendent
All of the cards for one school will
be mailed in single package to the
principal who will distribute these
cards and circular letter to each of
his teachers.
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which she is assigned by Miss Mob
ley, but if she should think this i'm
possible, please let me know imme-
diately after receiving her assign
ment.
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Letters OF instruction To Precinct Members OF
Parish Committee OF Home Economics

Baton Rouge, La, Oct. 10, 1917.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
anrac etaOtncniafeitcn.

Or. SuIes 9ucs6erg BON ser Syobus
%opfins meoi8inilben S6ule, ein
geborencr 9eIeier bieIt geltern
9lbeno einen @ortroe in Scr bobnli-
iben Eurnerbolle al ser Gde bon
@ou ino @rclton.StroBe iiber oie
Soblage in @elgien
Ser &oli8ilt @infieIO Scott Bell
bon Baltimore Gountp bot gc-
fern reiignirt. @eIl mar Is Sabre
lang im 0ienite itnO erfldrtc, ooB er
ocn 9lnforoeruugen Oes @oli5eicbefs
GodcD nic6t eniprerben f0nne.
9ln Stelle Oes 6ilenii6cu @onill.
lorogcuten 9tidoro 6. 2eupolo lit
sugllito grro8uri8 BON G6ile eingc.
trofiem pcIder bier ais bilcniiber
Gonlul flnairen mirO. $n ieiuer 8e-
Qleitan9 befiuoet iid ser Su6eniclus
Soie 0DaIIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Sreifig Sage iucsen @lifadttns
Der lRilis.

&or Dem &oli5eiri1ter g8ilians
in Canton muroen 8pei junge See
Ieute 8u je 80 Eagen @efdngniB me
Gen lnorOentIiHen 9etrogcns' Oerur-
tbeiIt, neil iie an Dem 0Sron @ier"
in Canton nit Ger bonn bierten 9fegi-
nent geitelten @o1e in Gonflitt ge-
riet9en. sic muroen, neil iie iid ser
0eutic6en Spro6e be0ient baben fol-
len, ais iie oas 0od betraten Inn
nod ibrem Sdiff Der an 0eniel6en
oeronferten nSmDrno, 6u gelon9en,
ongebalten un0 gerietben nit ser
gSa6e in einen Streit, mcsbolb Die
8eiOen i6re &omero0en 5u &iilie rie-
fen, sic in ser StGrfe bon 12 Wlonn
berbeieilten, iic6 ober 5uriic5ogen,
olS Der @oli5iit @1. s. Scott bon ser
nNcnniDlpania @o6n" sic illngcn
Seute OerBoftete imo iie no6 Scr
Noli5eiitotion in Canton bra6te, mo
lie ibre g}amen ais 8ern6or0 2opion
llno Selmer bon 9urid ongaben unO
llcb olS glngeborige Ser l6pe0ii9en
ytotion be8ei6ncten. gSeil Die 8rie-
oensltorung ouf Oem 0od itattfon0,
ionnte Der bon ibnen berbcigerlfene
l@meOiIcbe Goniul bei ser @erbanO-
lllnq feinen @eiitano leiiten. Sie ge-
llanoen oem @oIi5eiridter, OoB iie
no9l betunfen gelpeien ieielb aber
lll9t Die gl6ii@t gebobt baben Der
Uniform Der gereinigteu Stooten oie
9eOll3repoe 9l3tlng 8u Oeripeigern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
m @osofen pcr6ronnt

9lu @oSofen per6runnt.
Ger 65.id6rige &arl Sbmi0t ool
Ger. 2217, @iuterliug Court moate
ieinen @osoien on3iinoen ais 0eriel-
be erploOirte unO i6m IN Solge Def.
len ibmere @erIebunaen on @eIibt
unO Sen &duoen 6eige6radt murSen,
lo0oB CT ourr6 Die 2(mbrlau5 Ger 6lt.
Iirbcn &oli5eiitation uac6 Dem StSSc-
lepbs 6oipitol ae6raht iueroen
muBte. Sin OlrH sic @rploiiou Der.
lriabtes 6eier fonnte oprN Oie
6euerlue6r, ole BON 6ronf &obler
bon 0}r 50l, SiiO W}ooeiraitr. ber-
beiaerilfen wuroe, iGnea 9eIoI6t
per0en
80 &eiiito4 Grad &ippe
09ieiiita,~ oas % $flnO.Nldoden,
ipel6es SSeoetmann i'm SippoOromc
6erouSforoert iie cmpor5u6eben,
brad Iic6 cine 9lippc, ais einer ser
Safen Ocs Seiles, all melHehl iie %
SUB bod iAmebtc, 6roA lno iie ouf
Die @ii6ne fiel. sic bate oos 9s-
muBtiein ocrlorcu mo muroe ms
llniperiitdtS @oipital oebradt. @S
eutItano feline Stirring i'm E6Gater
in 6oIae oes lluioaes, oo iofort oie
2icbter ouSqeOre6t imo Elm g3anoel.
6ilo bor9efG6rt mur0c.
Starb in Stride.
SRI. 9ie6edo Sipton pou @}onfton,
Baltimore GpuntD, muroc ploBlib
ouf oelu Grottoir por ser @a6roof
W}. 6. Stride an Scr Gde ser g}ort6
9lpcutc lmo TO- StroBc uupo6l rnO
itor6 cinigc Wlinuten ipdter IN oar
Stride in pel6e tic BON einem &ai.
Ianten ge6rodt woroen mar 6rlEip-
ton bottc 6rolt g8 3. @ono BON 93r.
1911 gutap @lacc, beiucbt uno nit
i6r Oeridie0eneu Sibingen Ser Wle.
tbooiit Gpiscopalen Gonferen5 6ei.
qepo6nt, Oie borgeitcru 9l6enO oft
3ieQ 5uu gl6idluB foncn SSn 9c.
oleiting bon 8rai 9ono 6otte ii@
SRI. Sipton noH Der g9ol6roof Stride
6egc6eu, Inn an elmer Gerionmhn5
S6eil 5u ne6neii 9ei'm 9lusiteigen
ais ser GIeftriiden 6eflo9te Tie iid6
ii6cr llnmo6liein lno brocb ani 0enl
Srottoir 5uioninien. 9eUor ein' glrjt
fonimen fonnte, mar lie berihie0en.
Coroner @ilti6ire bonn norOrpeltli-
hen Giiirift bat cine llnterilAlug
eiagcleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
@crlangcn cin 1ifcntlidcs @cr6Gr.

@erlaugen Gin 6ffentliAes %er66r,
8rominente @oItimorer 8iirger
ba6en ii6 enti6loiieli, oie 2goli5eibe-
Goroe oltr 9(66altlug eines ofieltIi-
Aen &er66rtS be5iiglic6 ser nngebli.
den llebergriiie, melcbe ii6 Die 40.
li5ei bel oen gIuiut6r Dor Der Dhl.
fl. 9lfooemie am Sonntag 9lbeno en-.
loubte, 5ll ueronlaiien. Die Serrcn
81. Sancaiter @iQions, @iaion g.
Wlarburo, @uitapuS G6er, ir., lno
So6n D}osleD @alfer merocn 6ettc
oie 9lnoeIegeu6eit 6ciprebeu lno
Damn ibre 9(nii6ten imo @iini6e ser
Yoli3ei 9e6oroe porlc0en. Sie wer.
6en ii6 oil6 al @ouOerneur Sar-
rin9ton mcncen, INN Oeien llilter-
itiibina 5lt erlangen Sr. g. SO.
8owoll, elm 9lec6tSonmalt, Der init
&rn. N}arburU 8epeisnuterial be-
sngli6 ser SonolmgSiueiie Scr go.
li3ei iammelt iogte geltern, oaB Ole
9ln9a6cn Der 9lugen3eugen nit mel.
den CT bis iebt seipro6en bat, i6n
oaoon ii6er5eugen Sab oas riidiidtS-
loie 3uidlogen ser %oli5iiten ni@t
qererbtfertigt mar. @r bat ierner
sen Giuorud acwonnet DAB Oie
NRe6r5o6l Der @oli5iiien pelde in
6rltalcr @eiie ooraingen, oelltlde
9lancu oOer 0eutibes glusieben ba-
ben.
Die @oli5ei @e6oroe 6ot 6ereits
cine llnteriu6uue I'M @onge. Sic
miro ser 9lnoelegen6eit aui oen
@rlino ge6em lm0 Damn oie &oli5i.
item porlooen Inn Oeren g(niihten 81
66ren. @s beite6t fem 3lueiieI, sob
Sic @e6oroc in 3ufltnit 0as 9lb6al-
tinq bon Srie0enS0eriomnlungen
nid)t me6r erlauben miro.
glun @oitneiiter S6erlod Sponn
Iteat bc5iialicb ser Gbdtigteit zines
@rieftrGeers. sSanes 8. Goole, Der
einen AMI ser @u6ue III Ser Nulit.
9(faoenie ite6euOen Gid umaewor-
fen 6obeu foil cine lInterIublmg an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Yaitor W. s. 0euicI idluer fraur,

EaItor g9. s. SenieI ser SeeIior-
ger elmer &res6pterioner- -@emeinoc IN
9oltinore-Gmrnto, lit idper ertronft
uno mmB iib I'M 9MdrpldnoOer llni-
periitdts Soipitol~ beute elmer Spe-
ration unter5ie6en laiieu. &oltor
Seniel, Ser in 9lrcooia pobnt lit in
ieiner @enein0e iebr beIiebt ino
me6rere @litolieoer bo6en ibn be.
reits geiterr i'm Soipital belit6t uno
ii9 nod ieiuem 9eiinoen ertinoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Grlitt ciucn Scrsi@lao,

Ser AZ Sabre olte Sronf &reiB
BON @ogerstomn 6racb geitern 9l6eno
in Dem 2ogirbmlic glr. 1874 gloro-
@o1 StroBe, pl0Blib SIT ionuncn H.
ibieo aus Dem Se6clL ebe er in Der
glmbulon5 oeS mittleren 9iitriftS
OaS @}ercp pSoipital erreic6te. Gis
9(er5te in Soipitol iiuO Der gGniic9t.
OaB er bon eiuem &er5idIaa beialIen
moroeu mar. Coroner Rile0 bonn
mittleren Giitrift miro cine lttters
iudung anitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
2cit6nam in S1aien.

9lm 6uBe oes ASiers glr. z an Scr
Erott StraBc muroe eeltern glbcuo
BON ser @iaunidoit ocs Eoli5eiboo.
tes u2omon" Gin Seidnom gcfunoeu.
sSn ser Niorgue muroen in sen &lei-
bern oes GrtunIcnen nlebrerc @riefc
geiunoen, melde 0orotlf biupeiicn
,0oB iein g1ome @eorge @pereItii ST
mobnte bis oor orei gSoMeu in 9ir.
1910, @uilioro glucnue 0ic @oli8ei
fpunte bis ieBt mn mSiin0en OoB
Gpcreit'S Nhltter IN &latisbure, g..
y., po6ni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
WlmR Our @cridt.

Der 10 Sabre alte elmer $. Stei-
noder bon Slr. 491 Wdllinetou Sane,
ipliroe 9eitern globmittog bon 9tiG-
ter Eornollan III Scr iiiometlihen
%oliaeiitation fir Elm @eribtsperfob-
rcn inter 5000 9iirgidoit oeiteat,
ouf Die 9ei6uloieumg BIN fir oen
llnterbolt ieiner @attin GOno Stei-
nocfer, Oiein 9&r. 2239, g8ilfens-9(Oe-
me. mobnt, niht aeiorAt 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
@laNor glliIdleIl aeranIuurtet liM.

&or oem 9}ep PORTER StaotSieuot
ipeaeu 6eleioieenoer gleuBeringen
ii6er Senator Nogncr. s9ia
uidt bic 9lbiidt ae6o6t 6o6en.
Sru @aguer pesen llnlopolitat
ou5ugreiien.
9(l6on1, R.g., 3. 9lpril. 9lS
ser 0lapor So9u q. @litbcn BON
9tem 9orf Dor &ur5em crflartc, DAB
Die Gppoiiiion oes Staatsienators
9lo6ert ). @aguer gegen Sic Roda.
map Seieitiglmgs @orlaac Sen Ger.
oodt ermefe, OaB Der Senator me6r
i'm Sntereiie ocs Oeutiden 9eihes
ais IN oent Ser Ser. Staoten 6au0le,
miQ er bod nidt babel Oie 9l6ic6t qc.
ba6t bo6en Srn 9ogner Ser o1.
iidtliden llntreue oen Ser. Staaten
aegeuiiber 81 beidIul0igen Tieie Gr.
fldrng madte Ger NlaDor 6cute
ll6cno 6ci eincm &rel5uerb0r Dor
Dem Senot, ser ibn weQen miridti.
ger imo bosmiaiger 9leuBeruuaen
ii6er Senator g8ogner in ieiucr
omtli6en eigeni4ait sur 9lehnuns
5og.
0ie 6reinoe oes 2ebteren leaten
oieie @rfldrung ocs NloDors ais cine
e5reurettung III Siniidt aiif sen Ro'
triotismus oeS SenatorS aus. Der.
ielbe ioll geraoe oorauf groBes @e.
Didt 9elegt boben neil er in 4rei.
sen ge6oren 1T. Serr @litbell muBte
iicb orei Stlnoeu long einem &reu8.
oerbor lntcr5ieben morauf oic Ser.
bonolrngen Dertagt muroeu. neil 0ie
Whtter bonn @rdiioeuten pom ltnter.
iudungs Gomite 2ieiitenant @oll.
berneur SNoened i'll SDracuie er
frontte mo oerielbe oa6er ui6t cr.
lbeinen tomL mesbolb Senator Glon
&. 9rown oen Goriie iiberuebmeu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
spiclc nidJt nit sdicRsc,ucGr

@ic 12.jG6riee Catherine @bent
bon 9}r. 1914, &orrii6 -StroBe, mur-
sc on Ser linfen @onO pcrlpunoct,
ais elm 9iepolper nit Dem iie in ei-
nem Goroer5ilnmcr ocS 6iueiten
StodlucrfS ibres Neims ipieIte, lid,
tloslih ehthio INN oie &lgel ibr ing
6leii6 oroug. Sic wurOe 81 einer
benad6arten g(r5t ge6roht. Der ibre
gSun0e Derban0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04
Gine ainNcsIcidle acfltnScn.

gor 0en CLIFTON @leoiine Club"
bci burners Station fonoen oie bci-
oen 9le9crnld0den Saoic S9iaiomS
uno 0oim 9ianoell beint Sol5ianl.
meln sen SeiAnam cines crit wobr
ibeinlidb por einigen Shnoer oc6o.
rcnen &inocs. 0ie goli3ei bon Gnu-
ton 1T eifrig an Scr 9lrbeit, sic I'M.
natiirIi6e @hltter oeiielben olf5uiin-
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

~~uN ~ JtIYtNtNHA uH nCT JlNtVIt
0oS .. Battalion geitcru glbenO Der
aus6eoroert. SoQ sic 9epa-
Dlmg ser itdOtiicbeu @oiierperfc
iiberne6men. -@ouoerneur &ar-
rinoton mo @}ogor &reiiou tau
i6en Gepcic6en ooriiber ans.
@in6erufing ermortet.
Gos 2. Battalion oes 5. Sufante-
rie-9ieginents Scr N}arDldnoer 9}a-
tionalgaroe wurOe geitern 9l6cu0 BON
@ouoernelr @merion s. Sarrington
ein6erufcn. @o5u sic $50 Monn
Oerpenoct weroeu ioQcl wrroe ni6t
befannt gcmadt es lit ieOodb ie6r
Wo5ribeinlid, OaB iie sur 9epa6ung
ser Itdotii1en @aiiermerfe m0 oh-
0ercn 9lnlagen bemlbt perDeh. OberIt
8aibington @opie, JIM, Ger Gom-
man0ont oeS 5. &egiments, imo W2a-
ior ISranf ". 6oncod, ser Sii6rer oes
2. 9ataiQons, lieBen ioiort sic
@anni6aitep 6eua6ridtigen, oie
beute Gornittag in Der 5. 9egincntS-
@ale an ser Soiiman-9traBe ontre-
ten miiiien.
@olDcrneltr Sarrlngton lQn0te Qey
tern 9lbenO Z ll6r an M}oDor SSaneS
$. @reiton Elm Gelegromm, in mcl-
dem er iid 6ereit erflGrt, sic n0t6i-
gen Erilppen fir Oie 9cpadlng Der
ltdotilGen @aiierwerfe etc. 81 IteQen.
Ger 0}aDor erpi0erte umqe6en0 in
einem EeIegromm SAP er 0aS Q(nge-
bot init S5reilOen onne6me. Gr er.
nl9te INN 9tabrid6t, mann sic Grup-
pen 81 erlparten iein meroen, oamit
Die Stoot 9lrrangeuentS fiir 0ie 3u-
riid5ie5ung ser iebi0en @d6ter tref-
len fam.
y}a6oem @on0erneur Sarrinqton
Die gIntport OesN}auorS er6alten 6at-
te, erlIeB cr Don 9lnnapolis aus SEN
Sefe5l iiir oie Ginberuhtnq oes 2.
gotQillons oes 5. SSnfanterie.9feQi-
mentS. SSn Ger &egiments-Soae
oieies Ge9imentS lDoren qeltern
SIbeno idmmtlibe Oiii3iere anne
leno. 9lud cine groBe 9ln3a6l Der
Nannidaiten 6atten iid einqeiiln-
Den, oa iie itiinoliG cine @in6eri-
ilm9 erparteten. Der 9eie6l 0es
@ouoerneur5 iiir oie t6einpeile N}o-
bilma6rng oes 5. 9iegiments errea-
te 9roBe Ireuoe. Ole gta6ric6t per-
breitete ljd iebr i6nell. Sberlt
&al5in9ton Somie, jr., Ioote, ooB
iib oas 9fegiment IN oor5iiqlicber
&erioiiung befin6e. Die 9lusriiIhn-
gen Iie9en olle bereit rno fann es
iciner slnii6t nab i9on 6ellte. 9lbcuo
auSriiden.
0ie itdotiic6en @oIiermerfe mur.
Den felt me6reren @o1en BON 6emoff-
ncten g[ngeiteIlteu oes g9aIler-0e.
portemcnts 6epodt. Sci glus6rilcb
BON Standardization miiroen 6ieic
Seute a6er oielleibt ni6t sic n0t6ige
6ii6rlng ba6en, Inn euentltelle 9[n-
9riffe auf Die @erfe ab5ui9logen.
Stoot-Sngerieltr 6. Senorid oro-
nete geitern y}adnittae, ebe er nod
g|ew Yorf fit6r, an ooB ole %ltnp-
itotion Oes 9tb5ugsfonal- -Spltems an
ser. Gait Sails -9lDenue, belpabt wer-
sc. Gie 9lnlaee, meItbe cine ser mo-
OernIten in ser g9elt it, foItete ser
Sta6t $23,OOO,O00. 9lu6 0ie
9lusfhlB-Stotion am @ad-9fiper pirO
bei9iiBt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-04

TSmtrem 9'0e Ser llI5o pdiicn oieieben an iItS ea
ieIriemcn pS5 o5er SsI'SO F%9 ~ baien sicine e@en
inerffamieif MIX SS''laeq Der Siiilen sbre slnis
pe 9HS'@RgiSS iM1Se,pariemenf ocenfi ganSaocn fir
Nnoe6en n enee9arienoe e9aiIenoe @oaen ooer Wdiicliubs
aemadi SulrieoenItelrna % aorGHtiri si"" ReSao e
ralllren 81 anaeHeilenen Rreiieli aeine 5,e.
bis 9 llhr gbeno ~Ne" Su"'lluB
z. 9. Mierncbenu 525 Wora. .fc,,to,,. os.r,r.
(Wr530 glpr30) "'"''' S''"R''
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lleine 9l0l1. nnS Nopienactranfc

iinO ser @enluobcit itetS 5utrdqlh
0os bon Sreo. @ouernicbniofs
n9lnericon 9rGperD4 bergeitelte
oSoloce" gier ipir0 aus ocu aus
crlcicniteu Wloteriolicn aebrout itno
cut6dlt feline ic6dolideu @rdieroatip.
mittel; oesbolb miro eS allen anOeren
porac5ogcn. Sollte oobcr ouf feiner
Eoiel feblcn aiiie St00. @rouorei;
&orforo 9lpeunc. Dionumeut. nn0
%illctStroBc Ecl 6. q 4. Wlount
Sermon 363. (9lprl4) (9In5)
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1iuan5icIlc Siilfe iir glrecniinien.


@uenoS glDres, 8. 9(priI.
Der oeitide @eianote bat Der Geqie.
ring bon 9lrgeutincn sic @erIi9e-
rlmg ert6eilt 0aB gepiiie ocrtidc 6i-
nan5iers in @erbinoima nit Der
9ieidsbauf 6ereit iinO, oie 6inan3i-
ring oiientliber @erfe in glrgenti-
nien 5u iiberne6men. Glan iaBt oieie
&eriicberno 10 auf CAB oomit bel ser
9legicrung @inOrud ii6er oie BOLTS.
Observation-Disclosures Ceutib.
lanos geihaiien meroen iou.
Ger o9uenoS 2(Dres Seralo~ iaqt
oie Celtiden beuiibten ale Dlittel,
Inn 5miiden 9(rgentinien uno iomo6l
ben gIQiirten wie oen Ser 5taaten
3miltigfeiten 5ii ibaffeu. Die 3ei
trng fiigt Dem 6in3il Sic 9lepu6Iif
meroe i6re 9leltraIitdt nidt pcrIeben.
@ute 9(usreoe. Serr. .Sie
iinO imperiddmt t6euer, Serr 9dder.
meilterl Gieies 9rooden miirOe
faum binreiAe1 einen 6olen 8obn
als5ufiillenl4 @ddeer: ,,91in, oo
le6en sic, uie billig id bin; mo
finoen sic in Ser Staot ciucn 3a6n.
or3t Der Sbnen fiir oie poar @ieu
nice einen 3ahn plombirtl~
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aentIder 9srgteit acaen arica8erIIa.

2on0on, 3. 9lpril Sn elmer
,,Grbanoc Gelegrap6~ Gepeidle BON
g(mIierOom bon Berlin 6ciBt es, es
mdre oort6m bcriHtet woroen ooB
oie oeuti6e 9icgicrung beoblidtige,
cinen @rotelt 9egcn bic beporlteDenoe
omcrifaniide Grfldring, Dab elm
9ricos5liiouo nit Ccutidlano be-
Ite6c, an oae 93eutrale 5u ienoen.
Su CeltidIano iuiro gebofit 10
6eiBt cS III Scr Ccpeidc, ooB Der BRO
teit Die iiioamerifaniiAen 9lepublifen
beeiniluIien weroc oa or YrGlioent
gsiIious YoIitif ais nr sic gfcutro.
litdt 0er 9lepublifen Siio- umo Gen-
iral9lmerita's geid6rlib be5eidneu
piro
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sSul Dergan9euen Sabre foiteteit
Gier 5u oieicr Scit % Gents prn
Gueeno tm0 Butter AS Gents pro
%hmo. Gieies Sabr foiten @ier 36
Gents lm0 Butter "a Gent8.
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-9Inslueis.
a., Gtaat MinrDlnno.
Strenu ocs SmdbnieiIterS.
QluHnpUliS Wlo.

8lan5 i'm GdaBomf am Q glhrif 1917
ten: fV"''' w "" l"'se"oe" Du"'
Union Gruit 50. Of Wlo. bon goIs
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Gins" oil ser @ebirtstagfeicr eines
W|itglieOeS OieIes &ereins Sbeil 5u
nebmen.
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Suhn M1. TenniS
S@abmeiiler bon WlarDlano.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13
HANGED 10 SOLDIERS
Negro Rioters at Houston, Tex,
Were Put to Death Tuesday
Morning.

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. II.-Thir-
teen negro soldiers OF the Twenty
fourth infantry were hanged at Fort
Sam Houstoc, at 7:I7 o'clock this
morning for completely in the riot at
Houston. August %.
The announcement of action on the
court-martial's verdict was made al.
Southern Department headquarters
at Q o'clock by the chief of staff, who
also gave out formal statement in
which the names of the men SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment were
given.
OF the sixty-three men tried by the
court-martial. forty-one were SEN
fenced to life imprisonment.
One man was sentenced to dishon-
orable discharge from the army, for
fixture Of all pay and allowances and
to be confined At hard labor for two
and 4 half years. Three were SEN
.enced to be dishonorably discharged
from the army. forfeit an pay and Al
'owanees and be confined At hard
labor for Two years. Five were ae-
quftse&
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13
Summit Happenings.

Mrs. Newton, Lorraine, Geo. ans
Tom, spent Tuesday with DR., New
lon and wife In town,
The Red Cross workers met with
Mrs. b, =. Powell Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Hyatt is driving
from home this week to school.
Tom Newton has joined the Navy
and will leave Wednesday
Charles Douglas is hauling his
kafir corn to market. He is getting
S2.o5 per hundred.
Mr.. John Strange has rented Mrs.
Daubcumier's farm for another year
Mr.. Bolin and little grandson,
Armen Bolin. spent one day last
week with r. J. Thomas hunting
rabbits.
Some cold weather when the Their
mometer says seven below
Ray Sturgeon moved to Rich. Hill
Wednes day for the winter, or until
he can get possession OF the farm he
has rented.
There will lie box supper at Her
rell school house next Saturday
night. Come and bring 4 box and
have a good time.
Mrs. Frank Allen visited her
-a-, liter, Mrs. Frank Norton last
week.
SUNSHINE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

Alter years OF agitation the farm
ers OF Cass county have at last landed
farm agent. There had Lcen strong
opposition over there which discour-
agedstlie efforts of the progressive
farmers who saw the need of keeping
in touch with state and government
aid for the agricultural business. The
Cass County Farm Bureau starts with
$50 members who have raised fund
of $I2oo to start the work The gov
eminent requirement was only $1,000
cash and 300 members, but Cass
county tried for good measure and
got Johannesburg Star Journal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13
Mrs. w. A. Vest Dead.

Mrs. w. A. Vest, one OF the pioneer
citizens of this county, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dollie
Day, in Shawnee township. Monday,
December 10. 1917.
Jalia A. Null was born at Salem,
North Carolina, March 2o, 1885, and
had been resident of this county for
more than so years. Her husband
died November 4, 1916.
She is survived by two sons, J. P.
Vest, Of this county, and Charles
Vest, of Garfield, Utah, two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Dollie Day, at whose home
she died and Mrs. c. w. Thomas, of
Denver, Colorado.
Funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Hunnicutt. at the Mt. Olive
church, Wednesday afternoon, and
interment made in the Mt. Olive GEN.
etery.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

To Major Robert Barr, aged ~,
the son of prominent Clinton ply
stefan, belongs the distinction of be-
ing the youngest major in the United
States army. Major Barr graduated
from West Point several years ago
and was commissioned a second lieu
tenant and served in the army until
he reached his captaincy when he re.
signed Some time ago he volun-
teered his services and was commits
stoned a major.