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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28
From Walter Thomas

WY Trip 10 LHSldHu oOiie IilHC
ago was a revelation to me. We
hear so much at home about the
progressiveness of the English peo-
ple, but in so far as | can see they
ARE few steps behind US. judging
~ the while from our standards of
progress, Where with us the mot
or trucks are the predominating
mode of transfer the horse and
truck hold sway there.
Their trains and train service are
vastly inferior also to ours. Their
passenger cars are in reality carri-
ages, made up Of half dozen or
more compartments which hold
about six people each and which
open from the sides. They are
locked by the attendants as soon as
each compartment is filled.
Everything they do seems to me
to be done left handed. People,
teams, motor cars, all pass to the
left instead of the right as we do.
Every once in while | would bump
into some one because our signals
would get crossed.
We were anchored at the Devon
port dock and ship yards, which is
one of the largest yards in England.
1t covers acres of land and water.
Quite coincidence happened to
me in Norfolk, Va. l got to talk
ing to lady there and she ques-
toned me as to where | was from.
When | told her she said "Why !
have cousin who lives there and
when | asked her who it was she
said Martin Thomas Can you
imagine my surprise? Well took
Harold over and we proceeded tc
get acquainted.
The farmers at home can't imag
inc what is being done in England
in the way of food conservation
The English are very stringen
along those lines. Restaurants vii
sell only so much to any one person
at meal, approximately 33 cent
worth. If you haven't all yo,
want to eat, just go across tn
street into the next restaurant ant
so on until you are satisfied. Brea'
on the main part is made of potar
flour, which makes very good sub
stitute for wheat -four. The suga
used for coffee and tea is of dar
color and very coarse.
We have heard of the grea
shortage of men in England bU
from personal observation l woul
say that there are considerabl
more idle men in England toda
than we have at home. Women al
holding numerous positions forme
Iy held by men but this can be e:
planned in a n eaiure to the fa
that female labor is much cheape
Most of the idle men are in SUI
circumstances that they do not ha,
to work.
| have very little time to wri
as we are expecting to sail soon al
want to get this letter in the ms
before we GO. Harold and / a
feeling fine.-Walter Thomas.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28
Flour Mill Running

The Rendrick Roller Mill is now
making a six day initial run, which
started Christmas day. 1t will con-
tinue day and night and run to
capacity. The new machinery is
working smoothly and there is ev-
cry indication that it will make a
continuous run for some time tt
come.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28
Drive Brings Results

1ilC 1NCu SIOSO NLiNS
will continue until the first of the
year, instead of ending Christmas
as at first planned. The drive has
been quite successful in the county,
state and nation and in almost
every instance the quota was passed
and the membership increased be-
yond expectation. Kendrick pre-
cinct has secured 2SO members.
About fifty of this number are from
American ridge and were secured
by Ben Callison and Clarence
Daugherty.
Owing to the fact that two of the
committees have not yet reported,
only a partial list of the names
could be secured for this weeks
issue. The remaining names will
be published next week. Follow
ing is the partial list:
Mrs. Jack Bailey. Mrs. G. M.
Lewis, James Rodgers and wife,
Mrs. G. F. Taylor, Mrs. C. E. Nc
Keehan, Mrs. j. Petrick, J. F. BOYD
and wife, Mrs. Frank Abrams, Mrs.
E. L. Glen, Mrs. w. M. May, E. H.
Grady, Mrs. Harry Grinolds, Mrs.
S. Riggin, Mrs. Harry McKeever,
Mrs. E. w. Lutz, Miss Mabel Kleth,
Mrs. A. B. Walker, F. A. Pears and
wife, C. G. Davis, Babe and Norla
Callison, Miss Anna Becker, Edward
Ameling, Mrs. E. E. Jacobus, Bryan
Deabold, Mrs. Charles Ameling,
Clarence Rouse and wife, Mrs.
Frank May, Walter May, Dora May,
Clyde Coon, ]. P. Bush, Frank May,
James Cain, Mrs. Jenny Whetstine,
Robert Whetstine, Mary A. Deo-
bald, Miss Josephine Deobald,
Joseph Davidson, Claus, Lulu and
Henry Eichner, John johnson anC
wife, Mrs. C. G. Davis, Mrs. Charles
Guy, Mamie, Leslie, Josephine anc
. Frank Roberts, Charles Guv, Hattie
and Stella Rauschke, Raymond
Hartnell, Edward Flatebo, Hugh
5 Stanton and wife, Mrs. W. Freytag
l Charles Riggle, Mrs. W. W. Wilcox
: Mrs. Theodore Hanson, Mrs. S. A
| Stanton, Mrs. N. B. Long, Mis-
| Esther Bethel, L. Halseth, S. Hal
0 seth, Ed Brusett, Mrs. VIM. Meyer
= Frank Meyer, Mrs. L. A. Grinolds
r Mrs. G. G. Oldfeld. Anna Nelson
< Frank Ellis, Ullie Ellis and wife
Mrs. G. S. Porter, C. L. Guy an
t wife, Urselle Million, R. B. Knepl
t er, VIM. Meyer, A. R. Shumakel
d Edith, Robert, Keith and Howar
y Dammarell, John Florance an
y wife, Mrs. ]. 7. Moser, Georg
e Wright, s. P. Price, Ed Swensor
r w. M. McCrea and wife, DR.. Va
< Vert, Frank Benscoter and wifi
It Harry, Dottie j., Claud, Doroth
r. and Juanita Stanton, R. 0. Robert
h A. Wilmot, Mrs. H. Busse, O.
e Macpherson and wife, 10.
Dammarell, S. P. Callison, Ere
te Foyer and wife, Chris Foyer, Ric
I'd ard Fenton, R. D. Newton, Bt
Ill Hull, Frank Abrams, Iron Chambe
re lain, 10 Guy, John Roberts, M.
Thomas, w. W. Wilcox, Mrs. R.
Bigham, Ed Rauschke, ANTI
Agrell, Edgar Long, Fred McGo
ern, Evelyn Roberts, O. X. Hi
May Hill, Mrs. Nellie Deeter, The
d. Hanson, Harry Fowler, G. E. Gric
r. o. C. Aiken, M. o. Raby, G
We Blake, X. S. Medford, Alice job
e. son, C. E. Biggs, Mrs. S. Pembt
en- ton, MAY and Matt Riley, Geor
a Leith, Donald Wade, Mrs. Mi
de Forest.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28

The local light company has in
stalled 200 watt light in front of
the power plant. 1t is a great i'm
provement.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28

John Dammarell and Fred Flor
ance went to Asotin Wednesday to
visit relatives.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28

j. M. Woodward reports the sum
of SAP for the Red Cross from
school district No. 8. in the Fair.
view neighborhood.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
2lirt. $clSotin 1SronSrcicfy
Ftancrecpflicb crIcboIs
Sen.
u a IbinQtott, %. g}oo.

Gin omericoniidcr 5oIoat BON
@enerol Qeri6ina5 lruppcn, Der
bon einem ariegsgeridt in 5ranfrei6
Der 2Sergepaltieuug uno Grmor0ung
elmer fran3oiiihen 6rau iduIoig be.
illnoen nor6en mar, iit BON elmer ab.
tbeilurg Solootcn eridoiien mor0en.
2lae @in3elnbeiten 0ieier erIten,
felt Der 2nn6ung Der lrtppen in
@uropa berb1ngten 3ooesitraic ner-
Sen pom Griegsoepdrtement gebeim
qebaIten. Sobal0 ein Doaitdnoiaer
9eriht bon General 4eribing einge.
Idufen lit, miro er aber, ipie es beiBt
notwithstanding uerofientlidlt meroen,
,oa Die gcomten oes 9eportementg
6ie 8elt uiiien laiien noQcn, ME Oic
dnericaniihe 4rnIee nit 2elltcn per.
fGbrt, Die ioI6e 8erbredcn beqeben. Z"
arieqsiecretGr 9afer erfl1rtc, oaB
General Reri6inq unbeitrdnfte 8oa.
mddlt hnbe, Elm 4rieqsaeridtsurtleiI
ans 3ufiihren, ohue 6en SAL an Den
Gr0ii0enten 3u permeiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
SpargrOiden bermS!
Die SpursrOidlen bes ,fleinen Dan.
mes" fiir Sriessanleiben beranas.
5Ugcn. - Rene Sriegss Sparcerti.
fieate Uerbcn ansgeasbeu. - Seis
trGge npm % Gents anfluGrts.
@aihinaton .. glop.

Sdaennlt3iecretar Mcglooo bat be.
fanntgegeben, oaB, 6eginneno NIT
Dem 3. December. cine ii@ ii6er ba@
gon5e 2ano eritredenoe Gampagne
sum 8ertrieb bon g9riegS.Sp Sparcerti.
iicaten" beginner miro, peIde aud
Die Spargroihen oeS ufleiuen Mon-
nc3" fiir Die arieoSonleibcu beronjie.
ben iou.
IS ioIIcn S6eiue oOer Iarfen Su
siuei peridieoenen &eunlpertben per.
alt8gott lper0cu. Die cine oopon
miro eiucn onfdnglibeu 8erfauis.
nertb BON $4.t2 buben, yer ii6 in.
OeHcu aac 0fouatc INN eiuen Gent er.
bobt uu0 oie icmcilia aufaeIaltIenen
3inicu einidIieBt, nno ion am t.
SSamtor 1928 nit $500 eingeIoit
meroen. Die anOere Morfe fuitct MIR
% Gents lln0 muB auf beitimmte
Sporfarten auigcflcbt mcroen, Die
Damn ibrerlcits micoer in arieQSipar-
id)cine ser eriterm0butcn 8ottng
umletaliift mer0en iolIen, menn Der
Mertb Der ein1ctlebten Ntdrfen osn
iencr Sheine erreidt bot. 0ieie flei.
men Sparmorfeu trngen feline 3iu-
fen. Sic iouen MIR 0a3u oienen, altd
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
loilla tpicHcr rcht Iebens
Sig.
Nreii0p. Ser. 81. Nou

y Y " SN1sg = gtUO.
Die ucricaniihen 9anOitenb1upt.
linge limo eininb uidt toOt 3u frie-
gen. 60 bat iest ser ihou pieOerbolt
ais to0t imo begroben gemeloete
&iao, gegen ben /. B. Prdiibent @il.
ion 0en @eucrol Geribing init elmer
4rmee mtsiau0te, NM 0en 9an0iten
,toot ooer Ieben0id cin3ubringen"
mericaniide HcgieumaStruppen 81
'Siinaga. acaeniibcr BreliOio, Ger,
acihlngcn, ioOaB 2ettere iiber Die
@rcnjc iIiihten uno iib Der Aneri.
couern ergebcn mlBten, I'M nibt III
oie Sodn0e ocr @illoliten Su fallen.
2laem 9Iuidein uab fist 8ian IN
Werico obcrmols I'M Sattel. Gr itebt
al Ser Spite elmer ueuen reoolutio.
n1ren 9cpeglm9, oie er ggl 8ortioo
0e ga Gouuention" uennt un0 nah
Der @ro6eritnQ Siinngns bat er bort
Iein 3auptquortier eingeridltet ruo
einen 9lufrui peroiientIid)t, in mel.
dem or 0arrnn5d elllen Serr0tncr
nennt lmo Die Ntericouer ouiioroert,
| iid linn anpiiblieBeu.
Biqo fiihrt peri5nlif ocn Oberbe.
| fcbI iiber oieIrtppen, neIde Siiuoan
bcIebt 6alteu. Sein n0hiteS 3iel lit,
nad) ]Inaaben ser Tiihrer Scr @orui-
ION in 9iinnga. SSunreb moraui elm
aQgcmciuer 2lnariif uuf Die Stuats'
houptitaOt Ghihuobua aeplant III.
7ortbin ioQ 0onu 0aS @auptqunrtier
Ser ncuen 9iGoideu 8ewe9ung Der.
leat iueroeu, Die iidj bcrcits bon einem
flcincn &rtid 81 eincr regllIdrcn mi.
litiriihcn 8clueaung aitSgepadIen
hot
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
Ser rniIii6e !.
Nirrwarr.
Rnkianb anidcinenS nift mcbr I'M
Sriege. = Gbaotiidle 3nitanbe i'm
5nnrrn. 9lae Serindlr, Orb
nnng 5n ifaffen, uergeblidl. -
SriiiS in 6inIanS. - llfraine iaat
it'd los.
Comb o II, %. 92cp.

9iuBIau0 lit n;ht mebr I'M arieoe,
erfIdrt Die ruiiiihe MarimaliIten.
Re9ierung uab Mel0uugen aus
oeutIben unO icauomauiiden QueI.
len.
Die 3uitonoe i'm 5nnern iino 10
permorren ipie ie.
9lne Gcriude, cine gompromiB.
o0er Coalitions 9egierllng at biIben,
iin0 gcideitert. aerensfb's 9luient.
bait lit irmer nod rnbefunnt.
Gte ariiiS in 6inlan0 bat iid
acut geitaItet.
Die 9lrmeedefs ser 8ounernc.
mcnt9 aiep io1en nit ibren StGbcn
mo 0em temporarcn 0ounerneur
ibre Soften nie0ergeleat baben. Com
miiidre aus Ser Ukraine limo 3u If
rem 9tahlol9ern ernonnt poroeu unD
baben Die llnabbougigfeit ser llfroine
BON nCiiem befrdftiqt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
1Uiebti9er SrCmtwcebicl
Scr ,,A. s. a."
WuffnIe. %. N.. 21- 0lon

Dit eiuem 0otitm BON 255 aegcn
2t Stimlneu bat Die y9Imerieon SeOe.
ration Of 2obor" ouf ibrem SobreS.
conoeut in Buffalo beihIojien, ibre
biSbcrige unsarteiIide Saituug aui.
su5eben uub nont n6dliteu Sabre on
actip an Ser @oIitit iid Su betbeili.
gen.
7ieier Shritt erioIate in 6orm Ell.
ner GeIoIution fir abdnoerung ser
Serfalirng ser 6ooeration, oabiu.
aebeuo. 6oB Ser 3obreSeouOent im
Suui zines ie0en Sabres. einiae Mo.
nate Dor Den politiideu SerbihuobIcn
anitott i'm 9onember, uob oen Wab.
len, itottiinben ioIl,
Gab ltrtheil bon 9Irbeiterfiibrern
miro Nieier GonoentsbeidlIuB oie
ganie orgauiiirte 9trbeiterbemeeuug
bierulanoe umgeitaIteu unO that.
idhIid sic GrQoniiirlng elmer oritteu
Gartei i'm @eeeninb 5u ben aIteu re.
publicauiiheu uno hcmofrotiiben
GarteioraoHiiotionen beoeuten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

9leOins (@fmau, u. @o.), II. Gabia
(8oferton, 8a.).
glm. 3eritSrer geinnfeH; Il Wiann
nmgefOmmen.
8afbington, 3. g., 81. glop
0as Observation-Disclosures in @aib.
ington CAB am Ginstag befanlt, ooB
Der ameritnnii6e 3erIt0rer nGbarn.
cen" am Ntontag inioIge elmer Goli.
iion in ser 8riegs5one geIunfeu lit,
ilno babel fpabrideirliG q 03unn
ltmgefontn1en iino.
Der fur3e 8eri6t, oen qomiral
Gins qeianot bot, entb0lt feline mei-
tere Gin3eIbeiten. Der 3erltorer
,Gbouncep" mar Elm fIeines Boot al.
ten NooeIs bon nur 420 8onnen.
Seine glenberHng Der Sadllage i'm
Eiten.
Bonn oItlihen ariegsidanpIab lit
Nidts bon 8eoeutuug 5u berihter
iagt Berlin
GrfOIg Der 9riten in GaIditina.
2onoon, 81. Ron.
Die 8riten freiien in ibrer 8ald.
Itinu-Gampogne 3eruialem ein IN.
Dem iit ibre Streitfrdfte bis aIf -
WeiIen nor6neitlih uno 10 WteiIen
meItlih Ser ebrDiir0igen Staot ber-
anqebraht bdben.
Die tiirfiid)e @eriion.
9onoon, 81. 9fop.
Gin amtIiher tiirfiiher 8eriat be,
ia0t:
Ser QroBe Sieg, oen Oie britiihen
Sruppen in golaitilia fir iid) in Nm
iprud nebmeu, grijnoet it'd alif Die
Sbatio6e, oaB uniere 2inie 3piiben
8a3a uno 9er-es.S Seba nnh einem
norbereiteten 9lon 3uriifae3ogen
muroe. 9lbgeiehen pon oen Sampler
in Der 93dbe BON 8er-ess Sera baben
in iener @egeno ieit Ser STUNNING
pom @o3a uno 9er-e5- Sa6a feline
ernitlihen admtie itattqerlnocn. lin.
iere oorQeid)obenen 9fbtbe;lungen BEL
8er=es- Seba entiDidelten qro6en
Rutb; 0o tie it'd aber nidt 3eitiq ae.
ma 3urijd3ogen, bntten mir ihnere
8erluiie 3u uer5eidNen. Zie DEL
ouna uon britiideu grfoIgeu in Der
@eaen0 uon Iefrit tam ligrJs, moro.
meitIid) uon 8dgol0l lit cine Grim.
6ung. 9ie 2batiadeu fino, oaB IN.
iere bort poraeihobenen 5ruppen
feline Saupttruppe hatten, tino onB
auf Ser onDercn Seite oie griten iif
mieocr nui Sainnra suriidac5o9eu
hdben. ohne einen 9Ingriii unierer
2alpttraPgen ebalReyteFs-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
11cme 1l1iinscm perlamot'
q a ( + ingtou, %. gioo.


2Snfolgc ser BreiSiteigerlina oller
9lrtifel, melhc ourd Die neuep8siegs.
iteuern herbeigeiiibrt muroe lit inter
Sen @eIdditsleuten cine geoequng
i'm @onge, oen GouoreB in Der nd6.
itcr 2eIiiou nm Shaiiung eine5 212
GcntItilfe$ aujugchen.
Wiin30irector gafer bat idon9un.
oerte pom grieicn cr6oltcn, mcIde
ibm oarlegen, 0aB Elm ioldes @el0'
itiid oie 8reiserbobung monher ar.
tifel pon 5 ouf 10 Gents, reip. BON
10 auf 10 Gents perbinoern piiroe,
inoen Damn iiir ben bctreiienoen 9lr.
tifcI 712 reip. t212 Gent5 gere6net
meroen fonnten.
Die StroBenbabn @eieaihaiten
uerlanQcn gleidionS Erdgrng elmer
neuen I}iiu3e. Sbncn lit e5 nm Elm
Sedsceut.Stud gu tbun. on Tie germ
| ibr 1ahraeIo bon 8 uif 6 Gents er.
b0ben modten
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

ioI6en Eerionen ben 2lntauf BON
Sporideinen 5u ernto9Iihen, Die mlr
qon3 tIeine Slunmen uno aud oieie
MIR in uureaelmdbigen 3eita6itdu0cn
bel ieite leqen fonnen.
8u$ Spiten 0eS 8ertrie6es uno
oes Grrper6S oieicr 9rie9s Sparccrti.
iicnte miro 70 einind iein, mic Scr
aauf 9epobnliher 9rieinorten. Die
Certificate meroen in ie6em Qoitanlt.
IN ieocr @nnf, oui Uiclen 9abuboieu,
in @}eIddft8Idoen, in 5obritcn uip.
erbdItli6 iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
SOlll Srirgr,

Srbitterte Sample nn Der italieni.
idlen sSrOnt. ,StnIiener inheH
9arf6rud) Der Observation-Disclosures
ifen StreitfrGfte in Die Gbene 5lpi.
idjen 8rcnta nno giane sn perbin-
bern. - @erfen ftarfe @taiien sc-
gen DOrbrin9enGen @egner. -
gerliner SeridJt beinst, onf Oieic
@egeunngriffe NIT id)weren Ser.
lniten a6geidDlagen lunrOcn. -
Gage am nnteren Ginpe mnperGn.
bert. = Neue Cffcniiue i'm gSeiten,
- 5000 @efansene, meIbct epn.
bon. = glmericaniidlc &erInite ne
melSet. = Sriten itcben Sidt Dor
sSsruialem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
SaSuytrie tnitI; Ticb Sem
zsrieos3mFtanS aitpai'
fen.
afbingtou %. g2oo.


Gie Jtotbpenojgfeit elmer baIoIgen
8cidronfung Iolber ,5nouitrie5Del8e
Dorausiebeuo, Delfe 3ur 6iibruug
oes arieges nldt notbDenoig iino,
un0 un 9eute uno WatertaI iilr ben
arieasoieuit gu sefpinnen bat ii6
oas .@ouneiI Of ]Intional Gcienie"
Der goiltng oes Broblems 9cpiomet,
feItsuiteaen, weIAe 15uouItrien AM
beiten eingeidrduft meroen fonnen.
Gie 8cidrdnfIns lit DerbaItniBmdBig
einiad, inioiern iolhen s5nouitrien
Ole aobleuBitiubr obgeidnitten miro.
Ser Qlnfan9 lift Bereits genadt NOR.
ben 6urd) Die 8erpeigerung pon
aobIe ,nr GrIeudtung elCctriider
Reclamei6Ioer.
Our Regelung oieier Sude lit Die
8ilouna eines sroBen ariegsratb5 in
9lusIi6. genonumen, Dem Die Bilidt
oblieaen Ioa, 6ie sSn6uitrie oem
aries s3uitan6 an5upoiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
2latO tSabricotiCn tuirS
bejea,rSnft.
8afbinqton. %. glop

9ie 1a6ricatiou Oon9ergnugungs-
uitomobileu ioQ binnen so Iagen
nm poae 40 groceHt beihranft per
ben. Soate nd Die 0oslibfeit erge
ben, 3ablreid)e Aniagen ioiort in
6abriten fir Q}unItion uno ariegss
material um5Hwan0elH, mliroe Die
geidrdntung nod ihHeaey erioIgen.
1er Auto ,5nouitrieausid)uB qi6t
,5abriconten ben Rotb. Die 6eritel-
Iuuq non nerguiiaingsfraftnaaen
qans oui3ugeben menm Der arieg
nod Gin ,Sabr ODER 5Dei oouern ioate.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

100000 Solooten aus Der ltfroine
iino pon Der 6ront 5uriifgejo9en
iporoen. 3as be6eutet cine be0enfIihe
Sbpd6ung Der ruiiii6en 2trmce unO
biirfte cine Ceffnung Der rlliiii6en
iSront fir SEN 6eiHo ar0ellten.
6nflano nidlt mebr inn arie9?
2onoon, 81. Ioo.
Cine Gopenba0euer Gepeide an Die
Grdongc telegraph 60 III 2onoon
meloete am Gmstog:
Ser in Berlin meiIenoe GORE.
Iponoent Scr gHationoI 3ioenoe" bot
oitf l1ntfpegen erfobren, 0aB Die rui-
iiIde 2egierung officiea erfIdrt bot,
tie ici aus ocn Reiben Der fricgiiib.
renoen WQhte olt5getreten uno iei
bereit, cinen Son6erfrie0en 5u ihlies
Ben."
Stod6oIm, 81 Nop.
Gas 9Iutt o9Ifton EiOninoen"
min 0urh oiplomatii6e Candle err
iobren boben, oaB 99uBlono iih bin
nen fllr5em bon DER officieIlen &beil'
nabme am arieg suriif3ieben miro.
5riebsnsansebOt Der @arimaliitsa.
8etersburg, 21. Rop.
aaiier BiIbelm bot Betersburger
3eitlngen gu ioige Ole ruiiiiden Col
oaten. uno 2lrbeiteroeputirten beuad'
rihtigt, 6oB er iiber iSrie0en nur NIT
Dem geieBIi6en 9a1foIaer Der faiier'
Iihen Regierurg ooer nit Der coniti-
tuirenoen GeriammIutug unterban'
oeIn miro.
25n oieier 8erbinourg iagt Die
n8olia g9ora6n", lie babe erfobren,
ooB Die 8esieulng Der Sol0uten
uno 9lrbeiter, i'm 5oIIe iie Don oell
arieaiiihren6en niflt biz gum %.
5fopentDey Antport erbnlte, lih 0a5
8ed)t oor6ehoIteu rueroe, ouf eigene
Snno 6rieoen ~ ihIjcBen, poroui,
penn Der arieg iortontere. RublanO
einc neutrnIe Steaung einne5meH
meroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

rome nah @aubrai fiihrenoeu Stra.
Beu griffen Die 9riten NIT itarteu
Sruppenforpern on uno gepannen
9ooen. llniere @egeumabregeIn limo
i'm noIIen llmian1 i'm 9nnse."
0eiltihe 8eierucn, iagt Der oellt-
ide 9erid)t, broften in ben riidpor'
tigen Stelllntgen bic 9riten sum
Stebeu. 9larcoing, @raincolirt uno
elm Sbeil oe5 Oaueru0 ptabIirten Ma-
terials giigen nerloren. 9ie 9riteu
.iino nit itarfcn Streitfrafteu ipie0er
gum 9lnsriff porgegangen uuo adm-
pie Iiuo i'm 8onae.
Die 6ran5oien eroffneten einen
itorfeu 9tngriif gegen die Gertifen
an elmer 55ront nou 6 0ieilen moro.
lid bon 9Iisne.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

- 2sm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
8ilmington, Gel. muroe oas 2lns.
bebuHgsaeiee fir Derfaiiuns59ultlg
erfIdrt. Ger aIagcr hatte geItenO
aemadt, oGb ole Regierun9 tein
8edlt babe, 9urger 81 3pingen,
auBerbdlb res %anoes SeeresoienIt ill
leiifen.
- lie Cifice m6 Der groBe 8e-
neral Sfore ser n. 9. Gbesbrouab
2un6er So. in 8oniiiique. Mid,
wuroeu 0urA etn Geuer uubefaltnten
1iprHass total serit6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

Sn Gmaba. gteb, ijberiieIen
gunoesbeamte i'm 8erein nit Ger 30.
Iiiei 6as 6oupiquaztier Der o2nou.
trial @orfers Of tie WorIo", Die
bort cine Gon0entiea abbieIt, unO
ber6aftetcn etwa 20 TeIeaatcn.
Seuer 3critorte Die DiubIe Der
glelue, giraon. Gee 50. in grte,
go. 5daben 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
@erlnitc Ser Tmerieaner.

2S q u Il g I Il, Il. gto0.
Sin 9ericbt oes Generals 8erIbing
iiber eineu 9lngriff auf americaniide
ShiiBengraben am 2. gtoo. mel0et 3
@eto0tete, II 8erpunoete uno II
SermiBte.
6erner 1neIoete General 8eribing
SEN zoo oreier SoIoaten bon oeren
5pei an aranfbeit itorhen. Der cine
in 5olge eines llnfaaS um's 2ebeu
fam.
9Im Montoq mcIocte General Ser.
ibing Dem 8rieasoepnrtement, baB
om 13. 9tou. > 9lncricaner inn 6eIoc
geialen iino, 6rei idper. pier leidt
perminoet muroen. @efaaen Iino;
Sergeont G5aiafd (W9ilmnufee) nnO
Ser @emeine Sanooic3 { @ait Bottom.
Shmer perfpunoet lualrOen: Die @e.
neineu 9Iuran6 (6nrrisburg, 9o.);
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25

True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee November %. 1871, as requiredby the
Act OF october 6, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
sritiidc 6ewinue jnseitanben.

|Ier 9lben0beridlt 0er oeutideH
|eresleIun'l uom GiuSta1 iiber Die
lac aui Dem iran3oi;idlen Ariegs.
|amplnb lautet
9leuBerIt lebhaite artiIlerietb1tiq-
] / herritte bei IoeIeapeae uHo 1ds.
|enoGeie (Slnnotrni SIN Raum
|Sihen ben poa 9apaaue ullo Qe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
NilWanfee, &if

True translation filed with the postmas'
November p. 1911, as requiI -
he act of Octo Der 8. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-25
gpritOF Der Srnnsuien.

3Sronsoiiid)e 8ruppen Qriifen i'm
hum uor0lif Graonne un0 BERN.
9oc oil elmer Srout pom ungefobr
Weilc 9reite un0 400 0nro
|rdlihnittlidler Stefc an, eroberten
|rfe Gertheioiqungsmerfe un0 mah-
b f75 Geutihe 81 8einngenen, nie
|ltlih in Rarfs befannt gcgeben
Eroe.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-30
CHANGE IN ORGAN RECITAL.

Victor Boult announces a change in his
organ recitals which will be given Sun
day afternoons, December End and 9th,
instead of Monday evenings on the 3rd
and 10th, at the First Baptist Church.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-30
November 80, 1917.
I'm The Realm OF
= MI VI sic
JAssINoWskY IN RECITAL.

To capacity house, that crowded the
Temple Auditorium, Pinchos Jassinow-
sky rendered program of Jewish folk
songs. He was most sympathetically as
sisted by Ida Shedlov, the accompanist
The selections well expressed the domi-
nant note of the Jewish melody, sad
minor strains rejecting the tragic his
tory of the people. There was passive,
though mildly questioning resignation to
fate yet majestic resistance that breath
ed faithfulness to an ideal even unto
death as in the moving selections, of
"Eili-Eili;" moments of happiness in max
ing best of an existence saved from an
over-powering misery by keen sense of
humor
Mr.. Jassinowsky's voice is of an un-
usually mellow and appealing quality
especially good in the middle register
His manner of rendering the selections
were particularly pleasing. He seemed
to be the embodiment of his songs and
all the background that they pictured.
AS most delightful surprise and relief
from program of almost overwhelming
melancholy, came the occasional flash
es of humorous selections which Mr.
Jassinowsky sang with a charming air
of restrained gayety.
The appreciation of the audience was
most unconsciously expressed in the oc-
casional signs that were emitted from
hearts we'll attuned with the performer
and his art One could see that it was
hard for some bearded listener to re-
frain from joining with him.
Virgil J. Schwartz, viOlinist and Bern
II
the program with well chosen selections.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-06-20

large stock of goods display there and shall be
very glad in the vicinity of Hyde Park visit
the Opening Day,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-06-20
SATURDAY, June 23rd.

Owing very low overhead charges and expenses
able to prices which believe cannot be
pcated quality considered We especially to call at
tention O