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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30

pion. Mike Gibbons Is the best man.
but since O'Dowd has advanced near
the top, there is a different aspect to
the affair. Greb. by the way. went
about it the right way when he posted
$1,000 some months ago and claimed
the title offering to defend 1t against
all Corners. That Is more than the rest
did. and Greb Is entitled to credit. He
has the call for a match with O'Dcwd
and let the winner be recognized as the
real middleweight champion. Title
matches for Johnny Kilbane. Benny
Leonard, Ted Lewis and Jess Willard
are also planned. There is no rea son why
Willard should have refused all this
time to defend his title and he Is sure
ly due now to enter into match with
Fred Fulton. who appears to be the
only logical candidate for such a
match.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Golf and Bowling Are
Garden City's Sports
Missoua, Once the Mecca Of the Fight Fans Of the North
west, and Owner of Pennant- Winning Ball Team Con-
tent With More Peaceful Pursuits During Year Of 1918.

ors and the season was not considered.
a real success for either team, the
Bruins losing four straight to the
Aggies. while the high school five
failed to qualify for the state tourna-
ment.
The ups and downs of the football
season are recent enough for the fans
to remember that Nissen's team whip
ped the Aggies. while Garrison's high
school eleven broke even in four games.
Track Meet Cancelled.
iMissoula's blue banner athletic at
traction. The H1hdal mterSekoM Aic
track meet. which yearly brings hum
dreds of high school youngsters to the
city, was called off because Of the war.
but will be revived next spring. ac-
cording to u decision reached by the
heads Of the university.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Zone Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kim"

1t is a commendable trait that when
something has been Of benefit to us,
we want to share it with others who
stand in need Of the same help. It's
the touch Of Nature that makes the
whole world kin-the wanting to be
helpful to our fellow-men. That is
why people who have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy write letters to
the manufacturers about it. and ask
to have them published SO that others
will know what to do under the same
circumstances. Behind every one OF
these letters is the warm hearted wish
ct the writer to be OF use to some one
else.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
LAJOIE MAY COME.
BACK TO CHICAGO
Former American League
Star May Join Cubs.

Larry Lajoie. one of the greatest
players in the history of baseball, may
return to major league circles next
season as d member of the Cub COM
bination. with which Manager Mitchell
expects to win the National league
championship. Lajoie managed the
Toronto team last summer and won the
pcnnant in the International league,
but that achievement was not as sig
nificant as was his own performance
on the infield and at the plate. Aside
from having slowed up just little he
looked as great as ever with the stick
and in fielding.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Pennsylvania Football Men
Nearly All Enlist in Army

Football statistics collected by the
athletic authorities of the University Of
Pennsylvania show that with the cx-
ception of two men. who were rejected
for defective eyesight. every member
of the 1916 team and the first nine sub
stitutes are in the national war service.
1t Is what may be considered a per-
feet record. and is viewed with more
satisfaction since Pennsylvania was the
pioneer university of the east in decid-
ing to continue athletics as long as
war conditions permitted or until the
national authorities scounseled other
wise.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Subject to Group,

Our little girl is subject to frequent
attacks of Group" writes l.. o. Strong,
Calpeila, Cal. Il always give her
or two doses of it cures her." This is
a favorite remedy for Group. as it can
be depended upon and Is pleasant and
safe to take. 1t contains no narcotic.
ADV
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
WINS INDOOR TENNIS TITLE.

New York. Dec. :9.--Edward II.
Hendrickson of Haworth. n. j.. won
the junior national indoors singles
!anw tennis championship today. de-
feating Harold L. Taylor Of the Brook.
lyn prep school. SIS. GA. C-S. GO. S-A,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Stars Sold
Sells Seven Diamond
Artists for $173,5OO.

Connie Mack has sold seven ball
players in three years, receiving
S173,50O for them. This comes close
to being the selling record for the
major leagues. Here's the list:
Eddie Collins to Chicago ....
White Sox ....... -........s50 900
Eddie Murphy To Chicago
White Sox acknowledgements ! 900
Frank Baker to Yankees 81 900
Jack Barry L" Boston Red
SoX ..............-.-..- .--.-.-..-s-.- $1,000
Wally SChang. Joe Bush and
Amos Strunk to Red SoS.. $4,000
Total -..........-.-.... .z--z...-....- $l73,500
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
BOXERS TO MEET
IN TITLE CLASH
Cleveland Man Authorized
to Complete Arrangements
for Big Championship.
AT CAMP SHERIDAN
Reasonable Prices to BE Of
fered Pugs to Box for the
Amusement of Soldiers.

Matt Hin!:ei, the Cleveland sporting
man and referee who has been an
thori2ed to make matches between
some of the best boxing talent in the
United States at Camp Sheridan. Mont
gomery, Ala, intends to try and bring
the champions and contendcrs together
in championship matches at the camp
and settle some disputes which have
caused much discussion in boxing cir
ces the PAST few years. 1t is the plan
of Hinkel to bring together the best
men in all classes, starting with the
ilyweights at H. pounds up to the
hoavyweights.
1t is the aim Of the government off
Gals to furnish amusement as we'll as
exercise for the soldier boys in camp,
but there will be no grabbing of big
purses for such events. such as some
of these fighters have been accustomed
to in the past at some of the big box
ing clubs: they are expected To do
their bit" and if they do not and show
a disposition to try the hold-up game.
there will be other ways to bring them
to time. The government has arranged
for an arena with a seating capacity
of 5000 at Montgomery and. as there
are 10000 boys in camp there. il is ex-
pected that 80 per cent of them will
want TO attend the contests and many
of them have already applied for per
mission to take part in the preliminary
bouts, merely for their own pleasure,
Titles in Dispute.
There are several titles in dispute
and this will afford splendid chance
! to clear them up and straighten out the
! boxing CHAMPIONSHIPS once and for all
| The fiyweisht title is in dispute and il
| would be an easy matter to settle with
such little stars as Frankie Mason
Young Zulu Kid, Johnny Rosner and
frankie Brown to select from. Then
too, the hantamweight title is not clear
1t has been contended that the real
| champion is Johnny Ertle and not Pete
! Herman.
Ertlc was entitled to the champion
| ship. as Williams had been set down
) for an alleged fouling of Ertle. which
meant that he lost the decision through
| disqualification and f.rtle natural!
| must be the winner 1t has never beer
| cleared up and for that reason Herman
| is in honor bound to fight Ertle ovel
! the championship course and settle thu
question of title holder between them
The middleweight muddle Is just a.
bad, although the claimants hav'
dwindled down to really three men,
Mike O'Dowd, Harry Greb and Mix,
Gibbons. Al Mccoy never had an,
right to the title. but some people mad,
the claim for him and 1t stuck. but h,
WAS looked upon as a joke of cham
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30
Bill Essick Named Leader
Of Vernon Coast Leaguers

Bill Essick, who for five seasons
managed the Grand RaDids tMich)
lcub in the Central league, has been
appointed manager of the Vernon club
of the Coast league. Essick is on
the ground and will take charge of the
Tigers at once. The Grand Rapids
club won three pennants under Es-
11ok's management.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-30

After girl has married for money
and becomes a widow she is very likely
to be married for her money.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
@ou. i'm Gimme Ser GrflGr1tna bes

@am5 int Sinne ser GrflGrnns bes
&ar6inols S'@onnen, @r5bi16of pon
8oIton, iiber uni er 8erbolten IN Der
orobenoen politiiden Sage fiat Dor
einiger 3eit Nrofelior IS. Mlen Ntel=
fpn bon Ser @arpar6 nniperiitat
@orte gelproden, Ste CUR St1noe be-
adtenstpertb itrt6. Sie la1ten: Wir
iteben ols Station o1tf einem fritii6en
Yunfte in nnierer @ei6i6te. nniere
traoitionelle Nolitif miro III Srage
geiteH, nnb in inneren grnnolegen=
SEN Saden iteben mir ant @detoefpe=
ge. @ier lit flores 9enfe11 10 mi6ttg
tpie i6tpierig. Sci ieber @enollrsg
iin6 mir eber geneigt, unS bon @efnb=
len uls bon Sbatioden un6 @rnnoz
idbe1t 1eiten gu laifen. @ir fornnpen
an Sen &n16 zines m%1snarttgen &'rie=
ges, nn6 mabrenb mir Die 6rage nnfe=
rer @etpuffn1ng fir @ertbei6igang
un6 fir cine mebr oggreiitbe Ser fol-
gurrg 6ellen, tpas na6 nniener @nt=
ideioung re6t lit, 6isfutieren iouten,
loIien tpir uns BON per1onli6en gr=
paqungen treiben 611rh 6ie traoitio=
nellen 8an6e ODER, mas 6as nie6rigte
bon olem lit, 6urd Die Mrsiidten onf
@eloportbeile. S6 babe nidts gegen
iene 511 iager1, sic ft6 bor5rrberetten
tpiiniden un6 ibren perionli6en
Dien1t 6em 9an6e onbieten. Srgen6=
elmer bon nns mag mobl ~iiber5e1gt
lein, 6oB 90 nnlere &f1i@t liegt.
Mber Der eigenartige 8eitrag, ben
man Ser Nation idunl6et, lit, ibr 5n
belfen, flor, reo1i6 nn6 >ueiie 5u 6en=
fen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12

lpetr 5l1r SteQc mar, ipar Sic &C.
fabr, 90 iid mittlertpeile Der Mlno
georebt batte, beleitigt, nn0 eS blieb
bel benr 9el1Derlmite.
Sob Gpring Bier,
Sin Gd)tes &%agerbicr.
- Olit 6ern 8alt ser rlel1en Bpli=
5eiltotiont in meldJer 5uglei6 oas
Iclrer : 1epartemert ei1geridtet
miro, lol, lpie cs beiBt, binnen Sur
gent bcgonrelr aperben. 3ieleS &C.
bal10e miro ei11el1 Tbeil Der Staot=
bolle biloen 1tno SIT ei1ran nngefabrer1
&pltenpreis bon $4,000 erri6tet
mer0en. gs liegt i'm &lare, 6aB,
lpenn sic Sta6tbaac 1ib inn 8au Der
mirflidt bat, Der gor15e Neubau eli
net @ertb bon $4,000 repraien=
tieren 1pll.
- IS p%erbelert bos 8lut, reinigt
SEN Mogen, reguliert Sic @iingetpei6e,
bilft oem Mppetit, lebt ga1d ouf. SIR
arbeitet better - fiiblt Gud better -
maff gl1b better al1s1ebe1. 9ou1=
lter's &odp Mountain Sbee, Elm e6<
tes T%riibiabrs Sonic. 35f. Martin
Molitor.
- @itttpe Sobn s. &au ma1roe
int ct &apbaels So1pital operiert
1tno fiiblt lidy iebt SEN umitat1oen ge=
mdb mpbl. Nat6 befin6et iid @itt1pe
9fif. 2nmbert I'M ST.. &apboelS So
ipital nnter dr5tli@er 8eban6lung.
9ic Ser. Staater
&egier11ng bat entidie0en, bab oos
@eidaft Der 6e1ttlfe1 Ser idernngs=
eeielidaften 11idt gelt0rt tperben ioll.
Sic 9(odJen 111rb Miindener lit 6ie
Ieiterr6e 6e11tlde ELECTROMAGNETIC
1d)aft ser @elt mn6 miro IN 6ie1er
5toot pertreten 6l1r6 S. 81. 8ennett
ir. uno 81. s. Carlton. 2abt
Cure @eriiderungsi6eime BON oie1er
@eieqidaft aus itelen. Maenten IN
all Sen @mtptortid)aften un6 Stao=
ten. 22=4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
Npd heute pcrbanfen ,uir 9e1tt=

lte,1 oie berporrage11oiten 9fieie11=
merfc. gs ipor Elm 0e11tider> Ser Sic
grpbe @Gingbriide in Seem Sort ba1te.
@ieoer lit es ein 0eutidrSe terrei=
der, ser elm 11el1es &%ieientperf gelbaf=
fen fat, r1dmlid Ste @ea @ate 8rilfe
5milden 9fem Oorf nno Dougfeeplte.
Scr SsSl1geniel1r beibt @ultaD 2in=
oentbul. Ser 8m1 oieier @riife bat
sic Mrfmerfiamfeit Ser Snge11ieure
in Ser gatr5en @elt gefelielt, oa Die e
nod) DEM Gantileuer Spltem erbante
gr0Bte @oge1rbriide ser @elt, nit
elmer Spanmpeite BON 1917 SUB
5miiden SEN beioen lie $50 SUB boben
Ibiirn1en lit. Son Ser rieienbaften
@robe oieles @erfes befommt man
er1t ei11en %rtdtigen 8egriff, menn man
er fabrt, ooB gum @olte Ser elben
mebr 5tabl gebrmtd]t mltr6e, mie fur
Ste Munbotten 11no 911eensborougb
8riife 5uiammengenommen. Ser
Mittelpl1nft 0es 9ogens befi1oet 1td)
305 S11B iiber oem mittleren Maller=
lta1r0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
&pnarekmitalieb Mpataq1te non

aunarefmitalieb Mpntaqme BON
8irginien begt sic Mbiidt, mie ats
@a1bington gemel6et miro, cine 8il
por5ulegen, tpelde tm11en6 Wi1ionen
Collars Ser @epatb1if Sranfrei@ gum
@eifenf mobt. Ser S6abamtsie=
fretGr 1oa 6reiproaentige Bombs EMIT
tieren, rn6 fir sos @el6 iollen 6ann
o1e mogliden Mrtifel, mel6e 6ranf=
rei6 pielleidt brol1dt> bier gefauft
un6 biniibergei6id mer6en. Ser Sin
gebt cine lange 8raambel bora1S,
morin mtfge5ablt miro, mas ~Se.
Moie1tdt, Der &onig bon 6ra1pfrei6,"
fir @%ereinigten Staaten in 6em
&riege gegen england inn Sabre 6es
Sells 1882 getba babe. Wtr 1tn6
11el1gierig, Oh 6ieie Sill tbat1a6lid)
eingebrodt tper6en miro. @eidiebt
6as, 10 miro ite alS Elm 6arafteriiti-
ibes 1of1tnrent fir Die 6plterie, mel=
die mandJe Sbeile 6es merifmiiden
@o1fcs inn Sabre 6es Sells 1917 ge-
podt fat, Sen Mnnalen etnberleibt
fperben. 0a1nit tpGre sic Ga6e en-
leoigt. 9enn es mer6en nod genrlg
@erniinftige int &ongreB nerblieben
iei1t, 11m sic Sill nidt !meiter alS Bis
ms @omitee5immer fommen 511 lal en-.
Sos merifmifde @olf bra1dt 6as
Gels, 1peldes ibm in @eitalt bon
5teuern abgenommen miro, fir fetre
eigene1r 3mede. Mn6rem Saffion
Montag11e mag au6 beilfrob 1etn,
pent bieie @in I'M &omitee berrrto=
bert, 6enn feline &onitituentm tpiir6en
linn i4on auf 6en @el5 iteigen, tperm
es 6a511 fommen fonte, 6oB file fir Die
fes r@eidemff" 51 be5abIen bitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
Eiteru - sic gauge j1belnSe TrMb=

linossltperlid)t, liegt in Dent e1ne11
8orte. IS lit luie ein Sbor, 0as nnS
Sen Giutritt IN cine 1rel,e, idone @elt
crid,liebt. @ier Starre l110 &alte oeS
@inters, oiii1ere Sterbeltinmung Der
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lebel, olliiberoa. Sb's it'll nno ge=
bein1uibpoll lid) regt, BON enger
&npipe umlponlrenz ODER bral11e11o
a1f Stl1rn1es fliigeln oaber1pebt, IS
fiunet eir gdo in unierer Srrlt.
Iol,ieno feline 6a0en meben btnltber
u1lD beriiber, ulrD mir fliblen inns 10
red,t mieDer als Sinh Der Mllm1tter
9slatur. 9elm pbpobl mir mo0ernen
W1er1ldpen al1d) Den Sd0nbeiten 0es
@irtcrs gered)t 1per0e11 n10 blnal1s=
5ieben, i'm in ieilrer flimmernoen
Yrad)t SIT b%em1nbern, uniere @lteoer
Eli ltablen in %lei1,enl reinen, erfriiben=
Sen Saudi 10 gibt'5 6od) fir nnler
marn1es 2eben feline @emein16aft NUT
lei1er giiesitarre, u116 ein &11B Der
idlofenoen Natltr piirOe uns in etpi=
gen Sdll1mnrer miegen. Sebt aber
nin1n1t ul1s Mf11tter grbe tpieoer an
ibr @er5, uno lire nieperiogeroe
SdDpferfraft gieBt neue Sugen6 au6
III u11lere @lieoer. Nere Sugen6 mn6
rel1es Soften. Site, nnbeilbar ldet=
nenoe @l,nbeu ldlieBt Ser linbe Srub=
l~ingsbm1dl rnb Die ltrablen0e Slter=
Tonne belebt oe11 gel unfenen 2ebenS=
1111tb bon r1el1o1rr. 80 beiBt Sitern
Ieben, o11feritebelL boffen un6 iif
frelten an be1n groBe11 Sltertpunoer
in Ser &atl1r, oas ii6 Dor nnleren
Mrgen eridlieBt un6 0od epig Elm
Mathiel bleiben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
Ser Gntldlus Scr @iener Meaie'

rung, sic otplomatiihen 8e5iebungen
gu sen Ser. Staaten ab5ubreden,
fonnnlt ,lid)t 111lerlpartet. SSene, Die
et,pas onoeres erluartet baben, baben
oaoa1rb leoiglid b%efunoet, 6ab tie
bon oe1, p%olitildyen &erbaltniilen 0rii=
ben im1ner nod redt mer~ftpiiroige
@orltell1ng baber. SSn 6em M1gen-
blif, ,po mir mus at friegerii6en
Mabnabmen gcgell 9u1tidlmo ent-
ldlpIler, m1Bten mir mlf ben Sdritt
ge fabt iein, sen Selterreib : llngar1l
iett getba bat nno ocm 9allgarierl
unb hic Siirfei lid 5meifelloS ol1=
ld(lieBen meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
@malan6 brandt mebr solbaten
ms hrnatht iip 1rinmnn. l1n0

un6 bral1@t Ute 0r111ge110. limo
bra1dt oringen6 Mer3te. Sn Den
@ampfen an ser Gomme aaein bot
es pierbunoert Mer5te berloren. M1s
6ieiem &erluit fonn man nngefabr
idlieBen, maS es an Sffi5ieren nno
Mannldnften berloren bot. 2oro
0erbp, Ser be1tte at Der Sfele 1tebt,
mo- einn1aI 2oro &tt6ener itmn6,
ihift niht nmionit einen Mppen nad)
6em an6eren aus, I'M mebr Sol0aten
At befommen. &iir5li6 bat er int
0berbouie sic @orloge bertreten, oie
ser Megierung 6os &e9t geben ion,
einen Sbeil ser 9e1te ein3u5ieben.
Sic bisber bonn &riegs6ienite befrett
maren. Mo6 oraitiidere MaBnab=
men tper6en in Musitdt gefteat. Mls
gnglan6 feline Milionenbeere ouflfeQ=
tie, bieB es, fte tpiir6en BEN &rteg emit
idei6en; belte iin6 6ieie Millionen
10 5uiammengeidmol5en, 6qB man
ni9t mebr imftan6e lit, MIR et1riger=
maBen sic 2iifen in Ser nnmttelba=
rem Srontitelllng mnf5ufiinen: So
fnrd)tbar baben 6ie 6e11ti6en Mai4i-
rengetpebre an Ser Sontme IN BEN
e11gliiden &eiben oufgeral1mt. sc
m1B ein regelredtes Sdladten ge-
meien fein, aber SEN &rieg baben sic
gngIGnoer ser g%ntidei6nng 51 ibren
@uniten nidt eine1 Sdritt rraiber ge=
brodt. @ber boben fte sic @nti6ei=
61nq roh ser an6eren Seite befdle1t-
11igt.. 8os iie radgera6e m1@ 5u be-
fiiirdten f1einen.
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Illus der unn9t9tnd.
EpIb Gprtnd.

Sran5 6robIe mar in So @roiie,
bon tpo CT feine @otttn, tpelde 90
lelbit mrter dr5tlider 8ebanolung
g11ter Sc l1n6beitsfortidrit mafte,
beimbrQfte. - Sic Garmers 2ibe
|Stod 60. bot Sen @erian6t elmer 81
enbubmpugenlabltng 8ieb fir Don=
nerltaq fertig. - Sos. CITIZEN bon
8infor6, sc. g, erltattet bier eine11
per1pa1rot= uno frern6i6aftliden &e=
imd,. - Sri. Serene Otter, pelde int
ct. @atbarincn &onpent 5u ct. Saul
b0beren @tl1oien obliegt, perbrabte
sic Slterferien bier int elterlt6en
&aule. - Marclts ur6 Scarf @en=
ner, sdiiler oes st. Sbomos College
im ct. &aa11, genoiien 6ie Siterfren=
ben bel ibren bier mobnen6en Gltern.
Ger gutt[er 81. g. Otter plant ben
@olt elmer ne11en mo6ernen &eftoen5,
mel6e er oieien Somnrer ieiner So
milie at erri6ten ge6enH. = Mn=
6reas SeisGer bat iid Mitte letter
@odbe nu9 Montarta begeben, mo er
fid in 6e11 8eiik elmer Setmitatte 81
brinqe11 geoenft. - Mgnes, 6as 31a
eSsabre alte S0dterden Ser 5milie
Sacob Sbeis, meldyes ii6 ont angs
lebter @ode erbe6lide 8ran6pnn6e1t
5n5og, modt a1f 6em @ege Ser &C.
ne rng erfreltlt@en 6ortidriH. -
Mfi6. 3ieglmeier mur6e BON ieiner
@ottit dnit einem geiun6en Ma6den
beidJenfft, tpo5lt 1niern @liiduatnih.
= 5ral1 Sobr Otter tpar sic eriten
Sage pergongener @ode in ct. Sc
ter, mo iie 6enr @egrabniiie zines
Settlers b%eipobnte. - Nbil. Sbun
fat iid) mod @alfer begebet, tpo er
ser 6otniltc @enrp Neters ELM TEMPO
rGres l111terfornmen aufi6lagt. Mrn
W&itttpod lit 6ieier nit elmer @arla=
6ung 2an0tpirtbidafts= un6 &m1sge=
ratben no6 ieinem re1te1r 8eitim=
m1ngsorte %abgeomnpft. - S. s..
Sdmib> Sobn 9icberih l1n6 Marclts
@oden iino lette @ode no6 Moro=
oafota %obgereiit, mo iie iid Ser 2ano=
mirtbidoft miomer mer6en. - SIT
Ser 6omilie ssohn &el1er belt Elm
Sohterdye1r tpillfommene @infebr.
MDqe es imn1er Ser Gltern Tret6e
1ein! - 8eim @clorgen Ser Tanri<
lientpa1d)e erlitt 6rm Matb. &eQner
bein1 l1m1tltr5 eines nit fp6enoem
@aiier gefiilten gimers an Sen Set
men nn6 2en6en 1dmer5pplle 9rano=
m11noen. = Sos. Trie6monn nn6
@ottin nn6 6rm1 esobn Otter nn6
.v5obn @6l1ar6 iin6 BON einem 1an=
geren @ei ltd)e bel @ertpan6ten .nnb
Tratnben in Seem Oorf 1n6 anberen
oitlid1en 5tG6fen tpie6er 6abeim etn=
%getroffen.
Treepprt.
Geo &lein, tpe1der iein bieitges
SdJonfgeIdaft n%erdrBerte, tpir6 fem
fiir6eres &eim in @aite Hmrf, elmer
@oritom bon ct. @Io1t6, madden. =
Tantilte Sobn @ent, sic boroem bier
ibr Setm bottle, felt bier Sabren ober
in ct. CLOUD tpobnbaft lit, miro Mit=
te oiefes monots ibr &eim nod Mor-
tara berIegen, mo Serr 8ent eit1e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12

9er ben iediten @inneiotaer 81
thrift inn &ongreB bertretenoe 9arolo
&mation mag iid nit BENT Spriidt=
1n1o @obrtport troiten: u@s iin6 Die
idled)telten 6rii6te ni6t, moran Die
@espen nagen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12

Bic Mem Yurf @orlo bebamptet,
ser rllllildw General &%1lropotfin babe
od)t Miaipnrn Hllbel 9~eitedrngss-
geloer bon 9uttld)lano erbalten, abcr
uuper5iiglih o1 Die &egier1ng abge=
%liefert. Gus glm1ben mir ni1t. 81
1,e1l uulliihen General, Der 10 plel
tGel0 abliefert, giebt cs nibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
Tim nniere Tlotte auf &rieasitGrf

brirgen 5l1 fonnen, tpa1r6en fiir5li6
mebrere 6abnri6e CUR See anf
@rl1r1b elmer beion6eren Brmfung 51
Sffi5ieren %befor6ert. 9ie Eriifung
tp11r0e am belten beltan6en bon 6em
6dbnri6 @oeberle, Ser Damn art6
ols erlter bon ieinen @%orgeiebten
begliidtpunidt mur6e. Ser Name
SaeberIe fomnt nns merfmiir6ig
befmnt Dor. Se6enfalls iin6 ieine
gorfabre1t ni9t nit 6en EilgrimS
ms 2an0 qefommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
&aroiual S'Guunell 9ab cine Gr=

fl1rl1llg ab, in lpelder CT Sic 9tation
%oufforoert, iih mtf5uraffen nno 81
banoeln. u@ir baben ge1ra1g gere=
Set" iaatc er. ~gine ein5iae @eltn=
n11g mir lit be1te erlmtbt, BOB tit
sic ser pplltdroigen ginigfeit. ltnz
ler 2a11o liegt inn &riege. 9esbalb
brmld)t unier 2anb uns Mue 1tll0 bis
sic St1tnoc Scr Triif1ng ppriiber lit
rno sic StltnNe 0es glorrelde11
Sriupbes gefonm1en lit, iolen mir
Mlle trelt mitbelfen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
Gus Naus Int sic bercits ppm Sc:

not porocm glltgebeibene &rlegsre=
iollttiou onr &arfreitagnmrgen IN
Der Iriibe ebel1falls angenpmlnell,
ser @riegs5ultano lit allo gegebe1.
lleber sic Yflidteu, sic CT lcoen1
alllcritauiidycn Siirger nnterlegt u1o
Die @ar1u1lgen, Sic ct fllr A%lrSla11oer
eatt1lt, baben mir l11ls on al1oerer
Stellc se1l1bert. @ir baben nibts
b]insu5ufiigel1. Der geldlllb 0es @o11=
orelles lit biuoenD fir ollie Nmerlfa=
ller, e%ilerlei, mclder Fartei ODER lpel=
der Molle lie angeborel, uno leoer=
m1al1n bot it'd ibnu millig 81 nnter=
lperien. sllld} bereit1pillig Die Spter
allf lid, SIT uebnpe1, Sic INIT Dem
&ric0 mlpermeiolih perbllnoen limo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12

Der &riea madt iid in @alitreet
ld)on fiiblbm; ein bortiger Mafler
bot ltu @erubieba1ng Ser Mimente
eril1dt, bie CT ieiner geihie0ene1t
Trol 5ablen m1b. 9eS &rieges tue
uel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12

81 @nalanber upllen breibanoert
Sm,d)boote gefangen baber. @iel.
leidt ibre eigenen. IS ioQ ia alld
lbpn porgefonmen ieirt, bab Tie ibre
eiqe1ren 8opte in sen @rllnD 1d)ollen.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-13
Lonesome Ridge.

Roy Waller and family were Sun
e. J. Evans and wife and son Ray
mond spent Sunday at G. B. Min
thorn's.
Mr.. Moore and family of neal
Lineville spent Sunday at Will Ma
honey's.
Clarence Little and family visited
at George Evans Sunday.
Rollie Craig and wife spent Sun.
day at Clyde Walters.
Miss Bessie Evans OF near Andov-
err, Mo-, is visiting relatives in this
Miss Bessie Evans of Andover
Mo-, and Florence and Roy Evans
spent Sunday at A. E. Poole's.
John l.. Grogan of South Dakota
came Saturday for visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Grogan and 9TH
er relatives in this vicinity.
Misses Hattie and Ethel Evans
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
w. 2. Mcdaniel.
Lester Lille spent Sunday at
Will Martins.
Miss Blanche Marshall spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. /. Marshall in Leon.
Mrs. d. H. Hubbard and daugh-
tiers were Sunday visitors at Ralph
FrOSt's in Leon.
Charles Mahoncy and sister Miss
Cecilia spent Sunday afternoon at
Will Mahoney's.
Floyd Webster and Miss Minnie
Evans spent Sunday at the Mrs. e.
A. Little home.