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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11
levy Hun endorsements
Reach France From
Russian Front.
Tow BOMBARDING
WHOLE ALLIED LINE
.entIi ouns Active 40 Prelude TO Massed
y u Attaets on Some Section a. Yst Un.
,rati, revealed Attempt to Smash, Entente
q cC A....,.. c... ~ Ae+;nn-
parti ''"
,sfs Twe Tsuton Troop Trains Collide
The 80. ~.
sfIectA ~ WV 80 ~ -


beinshavs arrived in France Il 10
|pricebelisvsd in allied capitals, but
BeAshsrs the heavy blow 10 to fall 10
tha lnet diseiosed.
orystt = Fer the moment the infantry 10
stton |lnaetivs along the western front
+. Dbut the artillery 10 very active. On
|connfhs British front the Germans are
!reseresnskard;n hsaviiy the positions
1the e,euthwsst Of cambrai and east and
sociah rthsast % Yprss, the two Sec
ksrD which havs seen virtually all
the heavy fighting in the past few
! months. From St. Quentin to the
svsiss border Paris reports great
y SpnSnay artillery activity between
uths oiss and the Aisns in Cham
,n.n3 ~ 3asne, northeast Of verdun and in
Upper Aisaes.
- The heavy German artillery fire
tssa-fnay mean that the Germans are
sys attempting 80 find , weak point
l.uto fnd L may Be only for the purpose
IN. drawing allisd attention to one
q oophot while the troops from tho
cIndh hussian front attack on q quiet
PA. psctof.
teor OFFICIAL entry into JsrusaIsm, tho
tof nhsly city 81 the christians, was
I { " 3sss
pse1nse soo.y. ne sI.ed srooPs
sss o ~ ss...... 2. rs'ssuns a'
Ck1eeod to susrands.. Delay waa oc-
nav NJ II! q s....s;"ss ,s.s"'. ,:",s. ms".
l S5 9nss, IA s.s3e I
iebo Infantry activity has stopped
che lssevss snssrfiy on the italian front
ca1 ~,s.s. ~ ~. r.. .,ss ....;". sa.s.. ~
lie 6rsak thru betwssn the Piave
. Se5(and Brsnta rivers failed with
.ssees. -. 8. =; :.
49, ..I."S..I II =. -. -. n.ts 49,, s"1 ~.
he ssssS .SH..s;..s;..s ~.
- ss''.'sn'0s 1nlnu ~" ."o Hss
slfsssul.."si3 fsull.." .s.. ~. ss....N. .s...
pe! l!ss ~ ."....9 @ - ."s,. S.s"so
z., s.."S" Ns". az - opps
tn1 s.sss ~ sssss.1 ~ or .ne
~. 49, . ."s...":;. I ss"'s ~ W
| t"..t..s .ss y ~ u's.s = wnI's ~ .ne sa"e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11

Pstrosrad, nss. i1.-A battalion
Of death which left Staffka 10 re-
ported to have defeated the boi.
sheviki troops near the town Of
Shlobis in Mohiisv.
Tho above aispatch rseounts the
first engagement reported between
bolsheviki troops and revolution.
ists.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11
COLD WAVE IN
IOWA BREAKING
Relief Promised and Temperature Will
Moderate, With Minimum Tonight Of
Zero Steady Rise Promised by
Weather Bureau.

Des Moines, Dec. 11.-Relief from the
cold wave is promised Des Moines and
Iowa, the weather bureau predicting
that the temperature will rise steadily
and zero will be the minimum tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11

pisnisssd. Minister IN 9anitoriun.r
Bucnos Aires. Dec. 11.-Count von
Luxburx. the dismissed German min 4
iater to Argentine. today4 entered y 3
sanatorium to undergo treatment Tor =
nervous disorder. aS \; II Us
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11
Pay FAXED: and Smile.

"Eyery dollar of your Income take
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
OIc0cnft iiiNiIdIcr 9LniLnItrn.

Sem Yort is. Sebruor. 0as
Geltameut oeS Observation-Disclosures
9I 8 Smmon melAer on 10. Sc.
brllar itarb, lpuroe geitcrn im 9Soi.
lenacribt ein0ereiht. 8rol @}iunic
Soumol oie @ittpe Oes @rbloNcrs.
crbdlt OoS aon5e @mfommen aus
Dem gtohIoB bis 5u i6rem Gooe.
9fo1bcr eeben ie $4,000 an ooS
DNlolmt Sinai SoipitoI", an 0os
n@}ontefiore @cim" mO an sic Ser
cini9ten 3iiOiihcu @o6ltbdtigfcits
@eleQicbaiten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
glud ain glalrannsmiiIeI 0lreltar.


SIT iiir Oie ollscmciue &rp0uftion
berantportlicb llnteritebt 81.
rcft 0cu @rdiiocnten ser sldcr'
boa6e66roe.
2pn0on is 5ebruor. Cir
9lrtbur Sec, Nlitglieo oes 8orlo.
menis fir bic 8are6om Giuiiion
bon @oupl6ire, muroe gum 3ireftor
oer olIgemeinen 9lobrunoSnittel.
4roOuftiou ernannt. Sir 9Irtbur IN.
teritcbt Dem @rdiioenten Der glder-
baubeb6roe. pelde Oie &ert6eilng
bon Scat Iiingermittel, gtobrlmgs-
mittel, gIr6eiter nmO 9lrbeit lcitet rno
nit Dem &riegS lmO 2onomirtbs
i6oftIi6en Gomite in @erbinOung
itebt,
(Sir 9(rt6lw mar scr britiide Yd-
litdrnttade in sen &ereinigten Stoa.
fen pd6rcuo res ipaniiA omerifa-
uiiden &rieges.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
GrIao icincn gScrlei,tnoen

Der % Sabre oIte @lilton Sie.
eins, Der om 26. Sonuor an scr
@de bon 5opctte- uno Cattle. .StroBe
pom einem Sitnep. BUS ilbcrfabren
morocu mar uno eineH SbGoclbrud
oapontuig, itor6 eeltern 9lbeno I'M
st. Soicpb's SoipitoI". 2ouis Cen.
man Der Gboiiielr Oes SitneD .9us,
mllroe gcitert 9lbcuo pcrboftet imo
nod ser uorooitlibcn &oIi5eiitotion
gcbro@t no CT fir Oen belte 9lbcnO
ltottfinocnoen Suqucit feitgcbaIten
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

9ln ser &rcu5ing ser ct. GouI.
ilno 6opctte.StroBe coGioirte eeIteru
Nbeno eegeu s llbr Elm SyitncD BUS
nit 0cm slutomobiI bon Sru. Sbos.
W8c@u0b bon GatonsoiIle, oos geeen
einen in Der StroBe itebenoen aiosf
geporfen murOe imo beinobe lmec.
tippt mare. Die Wiaic6ine muroc
ldmer bcid6oiet sic &aiioeierc fa-
men ober gIiidlicber @ciie obne Der.
lebungen oapon. Ger Gbonffeur oeS
Sitne1.9ns bielt nibt an uno oie
Fot5ei beriu9t nun icincn gtancn
tennen 81 lerneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
eSnmeS 4. Qcndl neitnrGrn.

gtab MIR ftr5er Grohf6eit itdrb
ecitern on oen 6olgcn cines Ser5lci-
Oens Der befannte Sotelier SomeS 8.
2eo6, Der irii0cr icin @cicbGit III
9lr. 10, lorO.@ntmu.StroBe, inter
Dem 9Iomen n9eo6S SotcI" 6etrieb.
g(nl /. Se6ruar oicies sSo6res 500 CT
ii6 in 9ln6etrotbt icines ihlcbtcn @c-
iunObeits5iitunoes pom @eibdit 5ll.
rid. Der @eritorbene, Ocr aus 9al-
timorc 9ebiirtig mar, geb0rtc Oen
oGollmbus.Hittern~ unO oer fotbo'
Iiidcn ct. 9(nne's air9e an. lleber-
Icbt miro Ocr @eritorbcne bon ieiner
@ottin 9ioiic. Die 9eerOiaung iinOct
om @tittpod) &ormittog ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
spcaial.4oIiaiitem neluiinidlt.

Eoli5eimoridoll Gorter bat sen
@u1d. 5mei6uuoert uno iiiuf5ig
Spe5iolpoli3iitcn ein3urci6en. -
9sin 6ereit icin coeuhie.Ien I'm
ruben erfplgrei@ eutgegentreteu
SIT fonnen. Grportet, OoB iid
DieIe &otrioten melOeu.
&oli3eimori9oll 0iobert 8. Gortec
lit Der lleber3euglng. OoB 9ereit.
iboit oie ciu5ioe @}ogIibfeit it, nm
@penholiidten erioIgrcic6 begeaueu
8u fonueu. Gr miro beute 0ie 9Soli5ei.
Gommiii6re eriuc6en OoS 9Soli5ei-
Geportement ourb $50 special. $50.
li5ilten 8lt nerit0rleu, oie bel gils-
brud cpentueller llnru6en 30.
troiilen0iehite nerriHten per0en.
sic perOcn fir i6re Gicnltc ciuen
2o6n BON $3.50 pro Sag crbalten.
Ser N}orldoll imO SiiliSmorIboll
Smluel Souie 6oben ii1 foleepOen
&lou mlSgear6eitet, SeOer Scr obt
@oli5eiOiitrifte in ser Stoot ioll
0urd 30 Nlam berltdrft iueroen.
Sci ser 9nlSud6lng ser Spe5iol.
poli5iitcn piirOen oieienigen @3dnner
bepor3lgt iperoen peI1c sen bon
linen 81 perri6ten0en Gienit ans
potriotiicben @jriinOen t6un mollen.
Ger NloriboI bofft, ooB Iitb Diele
@clh0itSleute meI0en merocn. 81
bolO Oie notbige 3obI beiiommeu it,
iuerOeu ieOen 9l6euO in Oen Deri6ie-
Oenen &oIi5eiltotionen ie 30 Wlom
bon sen Gapitdnen lrnO 2ieittenontS
iiber ooS Eoli8eimeien interridtet
merOen Sie peroen geuou 10 initul.
irt mcroen, mie ieOer on0ere &oli5iit
Sir 0ic 3eit, sic Iie ipG6reno ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Derlieren, perOen
tie nibt 6ejo6lt. SobolO oie @opi-
tame oenfen OoB 0ie 2eute &otroilil-
lenoienit perieben t6nneiL meroen sic
240 Wlonn Elm 8oli5eiab5ci6en eincn
9iebolOer, einen SoOtibl1ger iuO ci.
men Gniippel cr6olten iin0 bon 0en
%olijci GonuniiiGren eiugci6poren
merOen. Sic werOen ieOob itets in
GipilfIeioern or0eiten.
Sollten infolge Der &riegsgeio6r
llnrubcn IN @altimore eutIte1eiL
Damn mer0cn bic rcgllGrcn Bolisi.
item sic Battlefront un0 SSo6rifen
etc. bepodeit pd6renO bic Spe3iaI-
poli5ilten IN ocn &orortSOiitritten
oen %otrouiIlcnoicuit ocric6en ioIlcn.
Gie SpSialpol5iitcn miiiien itets
OicnItbercit iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Nic nnerlartcn OIcmiiirnrciic.

9lem Oorf, IS. 6ebruar. Die
Breilc fir @eniiie ipic aartoifeln
&obl imO 3miebeln iinO IN Sen
lesten beioen @lonoten aan3 auBcr.
oroentliG in Oie So6e aeibncut Die
SouSirol muB ioIde glo6rlngSnit-
tel iebt beinobe oIs 0clitoteiien be-
tro6teu. Sic iinO 3peimdl 70 tDeucr,
mic 5ur 3eit OeS 9iroerfrieoes.
Der 9SreiS ser &orioffelu 5um 9ei.
ipiel lit IN oen lebten beiOen Wlonoten
nm 100 9ro5ent geitic9en, 0cr fir
3micbeIu I'M 500 &ro5ent, Der fir
GobI i'm 21215 Ero5ent inns Scr fiir
9obnen I'M 800 @ro5cnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

4en @r boiie, SOB es oem &rGii.
oenten gelingen merOe nad iuie Dor
Den 8rieOen ouireht 5u erbolteu.
Sollte eS ieOo6 not6menoig lein OoB
9lmcrifa iih slt bertbeioi0en babe
10 wiiroe man ie6en OaB ser Suoe
e6euio leiOeuimoitlid5 6ereit lei iiir
9(merifo Cpier 3u 6riugen ais CT IN
IrieoenS3eiten leinem 2anOe ieine
0ienItc 5ur &erfiigung gritellt Bat.
Sn icinen 9hSfii6rmgeu iiber oen
3ionisnuts crm6bnte er, Dab es Seltte
g16c, melhc oicie 9epeeung ais nibt
reIiei0s bc3ei@nen. GieS lei jeOod
ubIolut nibt Scr Sail. Ger 3iouis-
nulS lei, mic Or. 6roncc 10 treiieno
bemerfte, ser @icoeronibou Ser gei'
lliqcn Soiimtng imo Ger oeiltigen
SSoeole 0es isroeIitiiben &olteS in
9alditina. Gr mobte oui einen 3ei-
tlngs-9lrtifel oiimcrfiouL Der bon
9}ormm Sapgoo0 in Der n@Oening
Golt" in 9}eiu Yort Dor flrr5cr 3eit
cric5ien uuO mel6er ooS G6end be-.
6onoelte: ,gSirO &alditina ienolS
wieocr in oen 9eiib Der SSraeIitcu
fommen2"
glu6 auf sic gerebte 9e6dnOlung
ser SSraeIiten ieitenS ser Siirfen
fam Or. g8iie 5u iprc6en. Gr prizes
0ie Gcrcdtigfeit ser Giirfcn pd6renO
Oieies Grieges, mel6e Oen SsraeIiten
IN 5uporfommcnocr g9eiie ent9cgen
foumcn. Go6cr Ieien sic Ssraeliten
oud treue llntert6onen OeS tiirfilden
9feideS uno miirOen i6re 2ogaIitdt
ouG in 3uflmft bcpeiien.
Cic g8elt lit bereit, Oas iSroeliti-
ibe @ro6lcm 5u Ioien. Gas 9onO
ioa Sem @olfc wieOer 3uriidgcgeben
neroen, pie Dem Canoe oaS &olf.
Cieie @orte rieicn imge6eltrcn 9ei-
foG 6eroor. Der 3med Scr Ser
ionmling iei ni6t Die 9(nmeicuScn
sum 3ionismuS 5u befebren, Ionoern
Die 9lnweienOen olli5uiorOern, eir5rl-
aciie6en OoB iie 6efe6rt limo, @r
iiigtc oIleroings nit einem 21deln
6n5t OoB eS ebeniooiele g(rtcn bon
SuooiSmlS oibt, mic SSrocliten.
0osiel6e iei in @c5ug ouf Sen 3io-
nismls Der SAL. @beniooiele Or.
ten BON 3ionisnnS mic 3iouiitcu.
Oo6ei mobte Ct slnipiehng ouf sic
bier Serren oif ser @Iatform, ein-
idlieBlib bon Gr. Srancc.
Gas iSroelitiid]e &roblem fam
mlr bon Dem iSraeliiiic6en GoIf
IelbIt oeI6It weroeu. ,g8ir miillcn
imS iel6it Oieueu", Ioete Or. g8iie
2d@erIih ici es, wcnn bc6oaptct
miro, oaB oie 5raec pom @5ar bon
SiuBIanO ocl6it merOen nmB. 9Iut6
fein Soiier, S0nig o0er Sultan fann
OieleS aSroblem l0leu. IS iii sic
9lni9obc oeS iiiOiibeu Goltcs iel6I.
lib eiu9ieid wieoer aui3u6mleu, un0
Dies lit ser 3lped OeS 3ioniSnus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
@Mrlc Sta0tncniafcitrn.

Gas iiebenfe elmer &ei6e Gon5erte,
welbe bon Scr nSiioiiden 9iIoungS.
@clegi6ait" orraugirt pareiL ionO
geltern in oen ghloitorilm Ser sc.
iclIi1oit g3r. 1916, Oit9oltimore.
Strobe, itott. Gas @rogranuu mar
BON SRI. 2cna Stiebler orranoirt.
Gic Wfitglicoer OcS oSt. @otrid
fat5oliibcn CLUBS" DaIten 6clte
NbcuO in Scr ,2e6monu-@oac4 cine
@linitreI &oritcInttg ab. StaOtrot5s-
W'italico Somes ". Ga0oen bet6cis
ligt lib oftip.
SorO N}armdoufe SnrncB ans
Son0on &oriiBer ser 0ireftoren Der
5urueB, 9Sit6p.@cieIicbait, ipelbc
tiir6Iid sic Solution Ganpier.2i.
nie" ii6erno6m miro beute in 9oIti-
more eintreffeJ Inn oie glnloeen Der
CSclcuiboit 81 beiiGtigen, lmO am
gIbenO Der @6rengolt eines Diners
I'M nN}orDIanO Gmb~ iein, meldeS
@crr u. ". E6ompion @icc@r1ii.
ocnt ser ugdItmore.0bios os9abn1
gi6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Sin 9Olniiffcnner.

SIN CONCERT: ,@unocrbar, 0ieier
ugrouttbor aus ao6cngrin", cS oibt
Bait nur einen @aencrr
uCas lit ooA Gin Strausider
&olicr ocr ougatbIidIid) oeipielt
wir0l~
so 70 ouf Sem Hrogranlm aeHi:
ogroiitmarid ans oem 9obcngrin~
"a bat man ie6eniaus am go.
blum bic uilriGtige Summer binac.
bdugtl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Nrs CSinhrndla nrrN9dltin.

SenrD Neib, ser erIt Dor Sltr5cul
ors Gbicogo bier oneefommen iein
mill nuroe geitcru 0lben0 beo6d9tct.
pie cr iih III pcrodbtiger @eiie int
@ofc oes Soiies Ser. 53t, Columbia.
9lpcnue, berumidIih. Der Snbober.
Sr. Sobn 9iegcl, podtc ocu Nloun
an &rogen oIs CT onocbIiH i'm 9e-
griff itano, IN oas @ms 81 Orinecn,
uno iiberontlportete i'm ser @olisei.
Syu Der meitlibeu 8oli8ciltotion muir
Sc sic @ciAuIoaiine oes GinbrllM8-
oeriebS gegcn 9ieis crboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

Cine iunge 8rou bat cine altc, iebr
reiolute &6dn Ser iie fiinoigen min.
sic oe6t I'M 0ieie pic Ole &abe inn
zen Srei berlm iu0 traut iid tidt.
ga meint iie fir iid
0Gie miro mir BOD nidt cima obn.
modtig mer0eM peHn ih iDr fiins
0iae2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
@iaa.SanSitcn crmorOen sluci Slme-
rifnuer.

@IIoio, Ger, is. Sebriior.
&iao 9onoiten boben oic 0jibion-
&ond iiberfolleu uno 5pei 9lmcrito.
ner gctootet, mic ein GcIe9romm be-
logt, oos Gin bieiiger prolnincnter
omcrifoniidcr &iebb6nolcr aus Ge.
ntino, 9l. Sc, crbieIt.
0ic @otit6oit iogte, BOB oie Ban.
oitcn sic @rcn5e an einem &itntt
ctiuo Is @teilcn weitlib bon @oIiml.
biis fren5tcn im0 iih bon BORT nod
oem Stoudboiic be9obcn mo iie oie
umerifnniiden GowbopS iibcriieleu
bon Oeuen iie Smei t0Oteteu.
GS oing beute bier oic gfohriht
ein OoB mebrere SluOert glmerifo.
ucr cine @oiie orgoniiirt bobelt, mel.
dbc 6ie @rcn5c iiberi9reiten lmo Oie
@fcrifoner DerfoIeen mi1, Die bel oem
lleberfoa oli oie Gorners&ontb Oret
glmrrifnuer tootctcu. Cine anoere
W}clOlmo woIlte pilien, oob sic 9lne-
rifoncr iicb bereitS oui merifouiidem
@ebiet beiGnoen uno einen 8uiams
menitoB init merifoniidet @onoitet
oni Scr merifoniiden Scite, lunucit
&abito, q. &C. gebobt bdttcn. Son
&o1ito ober miro beribtet OoB BORT
nibtS Dobon bctonnt iei NoB cine
Eoiie bon glmcrifonern Oie @renor
ilbcridritten hottie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
g8Sdlcntlidlc gricFIiitc.

Sm biciieen Sanptpoitamt Iogcrt
glnSlonoS-9ricfc fiir iolgenoe 9erio.
nen init oclttidflinocnocn 9lonlcn:
SenrD Soea, 9. Sods, 6rnl @lorgo,
ret0e SaucripoIo mO 6rn Q. Mor-
tin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19
Olnnnernrnr Ne @nen tnNt.

Sonto6c, g. 3d., is. Sebruor.
@ouperneir Ge @oco, ser olpeitc
@ouoerueur Oes Staotes, lit beute
bier nod ldnacrer arautbeit geltor-
ben @r murOe am 1. 9tppelnber
1864 in Sos Gegos aeboreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

ltnterIecbooien, Die III 0cn @olI.@c.
maiiern eeiitbtet iuurociL in 9erbin'
oune froten. Slmerifoniide Sdifie
uN0 SanODebor0an nuroen criudt
wcuu moglid3, ii@ ocs S4iiicS 5u BE-
madtiocu
Gciterreidiide AOmiyalc befSIOegt.
glniitcro0nL 1S. 6ebruar.
Gontre.glomiraI Wtorimilion gliago-
pan wuroe 5lH @eiebIsBober ser
0iterreidii6 ingdriiden Slotte nno
gontre 9lomirol &arl Goiler Don
8nltcnfels 8ium Gbef Der @lariue.Slb.
tGeiling eruonut, mic Elm bier einee-
trofieneS Eelegromm aus @ien be-
iaGt, Sic Grneniungeli erfolgten in
Aubctracbt oes TooeS oes @roB.9lo.
mirals gtuton &oits, Sber6efeblsbo.
bers Scr 5lotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

&eridmonO ipurloS aus Dem Sofen
bon &eniocoln. 9lobm ole
9iidhtug mtf Oen @oIf unO Der.
iNman0 ipnrIos.

@oIb eiton Eeras, Is. 6ebr.
Gs iuurOc baute befount, Dab ser
Scolcr v@alotea", Elm 5diff bon so
Sonnen @roBe, ous YerniocoIo &C.
itoblen uno unoufidIIig in 0en Golf
gebrodt pitroe. llnbeitGtigic Sc
ricbte bcioget ooB Ser ScgIer nut
&ricosmoterial oneefiiat gemeieIt
icin ion. 9}oh ser einen @eriion
ion OerieIbe nit cuboniiden &ebellcn
lmO nub Scr on0eren nit Oeuii9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

teIlt WeI0 I1ebT.
~@ut, iebr gut.
n9llio melm 9u mir iebt nod
Idneu 5ebn Dollar bergen tpiHit,
Ooiin iperoe i'd 3id1 fir lange 3eit
nfht uaebr belGItigen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-19

Tr g9iie erfl6rte, Dab CT aus Ser
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nod Baltimore 0efonmeu iei; all.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-07-27
RIVER TRAGEDY PUTS
lie SUEUR into GLOOM
Little Miss Mary TousIey Was
Drowned There Late Yes
terday Afternoon

One of the most distressing acct
dents that has occurred in LIE Sueur
in years happened at about five
o'clock last evening. G. d. Tousley
and his daughter, Mary, and Freder-
lex Eastwood had been spending the
afternoon fishing near the canning
factory. Mr.. Tousley had taken the
children in small boat, and had let
them out on the bank, and they went
upon the ferry boat. In some way
the apron of the ferry went down and
little Mary went with it. Frederick
gave the alarm at once and Mr.. Tous-
ley was there in a few seconds, div
ing into the water, but to no avail.
The alarm soon spread, and in few
minutes the river bank was lined
with people, all anxious to render
every assistance possible.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tousley and their
daughter, Fletta, are Frustrated by
the awful calamity that has come up
on them and this people bows in sin
cere sorrow.
the body was recovered shortly be-
fore seven o'clock last evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-07-27
MANAKTo FREE PRESS
Iron which the capsules can be read

from which the capsules can be read
lily drawn.
"a blind folded man will stir the
capsules in the receptacle thorough
ly before any are drawn, and will
keep stirring them during the draw
ing.
"A blindfolded man will then draw
capsules out one at a time. AS each
capsule is drawn it will be handed
to an announcer, who will break the
capsule and announce the number
drawn. While he is announcing the
number, a second capsule will be
drawn and handed to second an
nCuncer, who will break the capsule
and read the number. The drawing
will proceed IN this way until all the
capsules are drawn.
Three. tally sheets will be kept.
One keeper of tally sheet will re-
peat each number as it is announced,
and all three will write it'.down. In
case of disagreement between tally
sheets on any number, the sheets that
agree will control.
Immediately before the drawing
of the numbers from l to 1000 the
drawing of the numbers from 0 to 9
will take place to determine the order
in which the thousands shall appear
on the, master lists"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-07-27
From Thursdays Daily. s,
kNOEF.EAIER.

A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized this morning at the, residence
of H. knott, 214 Van Brlnt street,
when his daughter, Miss, cHilda knott
became the bride ,,of ,5Mr. Parker
Faler, son of Mr., and Mrs,aB. N. Fall
er of Canas, Washington, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. ".
Nordgaard in the presence of par
ty Of near relatives. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with cut
flowers, and palms, in a general color
scheme of pink and white, masses of
sweet peas being used. In the par
lor, where the ceremony was per-
formed, an improvised altar of palms
and flowers had been arranged. The
bride wore her travelling suit of blue
cloth, and corsage bouquet of sweet.
peas. A daintily appointed wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party and guests, the Mesdames L.
B. Frentz, sister of the bride, and
Frank Schuman, serving. Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Faler left fbn the morning train
for Iroquois Falls, Ontario, Canada,
where the former holds "a respon-
sible position in a large. paper mill,
and where they will make their home.
The bride is an estimable young
woman with many friends in this
city where she grew up and received
her education. 2The past four years
she spent with n friendss at Canas,
Washington, and returned to Man
kato to prepare for her approaching
marriage. Out of town guests pres
ent where Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. KNOT
of Minneapolis the former a brother
of the bride.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-07-27
DUCK SHOOTING HALF
HOUR BEFORE +. SUNRISE
New Regulation Just PromuI-
gated BY the Secretary of
Agriculture

Amendments to the migrating bird
regulations to go into effect October
Is, 1917, have been promulgated by
Secretary d. F. Houston of the Unit
ed States department of agriculture
The changes include relaxation of
the sunset and sunrise provision to
allow half hour shooting before
sunrise, made. in recognition of the
justice of objections of Minnesota
and other duck hunters who are in
terested chiefly in pass shooting.
Another change fixes the opening
Of the season in the northern zone
for shooting migrating waterfowl at
September &c., except npysmall areas
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
The Minnesota, law now, conforms in
this respect but South Dakota and
some other states do not. The fed
eral regulation, will govern.
Minnesota has been given two OF
the twenty -one members of the mi
sratory bird advisory board, which
assists in fixing these regulations, for
TIC current year. They are Clinton
M. O'Dell of Minneapolis. president
of the Minnesota State Come Protec-
tive league, and Carlos Avery, game
and fish commissioner s
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-07-27
ST. Clair

Miss Hazel Egley of Madison Lake
is spending few days at the, Scheu-
ne1nan home.
Sydney Fitzloff is now gaining
quite rapidly. His mother, who is still
with him, expects to bring him home
to st. Clair as soon as he is able to
undergo the journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chadbourn autoed
to Amboy and Truman and vicinities
this week to visit relatives, returning
home Friday evening.
LIE Verne Casper of Madison Lake
had the misfortune to turn his car
over, while turning around in the
Main street here, Saturday evening
He and another young man of Madi-
son Lake, who were in the car at the
time of the accident, escaped unin-
jured. The car was soon turned
right side up, and found to have es-
capped with nothing more serious than
a door being broken off, and a tire
punctured.
Mrs. Paul Scheuneman returned
home from Madison Lake, Saturday,
where she has been visiting relatives
for few days. -.
/ Mrs. Maggie Mahoney, who spent a
number of days visiting in st. Clair
not long ago, is reported as being
seriously ill at the home of her son
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Schallow's new 1917 model
Ford was delivered to him Saturday,
by the st. Clair garage. The garage
now has two second hand Fords for
sale, so we understand.
The dance held in the hall here
Friday night was quite well attended
and a good time reported.
The German LutheranS held a
mission gathering near the Knoll
place half mile north of town, Sun
day. A great many ,twons were rep
resented by members of said church.
Addresses were delivered, songs
sung and a Morristown band furnished
excellent music. A great many of those
present took picnic dinners and en-
joyed them in the woods.
Services in the German Evangelical
church last Sunday morning were in
German and in the evening it was in
English.