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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-05-24
NO conscription of Farm Labor.

II has been definitely decided there
viii be no conscription of farm labor.
The council of national defense and
the department Of agriculture ana
labor have thoroughly canvassed the
situation and decided that advocncy
OF legislation which would permit con
scrlption would seriously Interfere with
the operation Of the military law.
In consequence any plan that may
be finally decided on by tae fed.
erul government will call for voluntary
work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-05-24
he preSlOent'
ROBERT LANSING,
MGncrntnru Of Stnfn v
Division Ordered to France.

President Wilson directed that an
expedltionary force Of approximately
a division Of regular troops, under
command of Maj. Gen. John ]. Perish
ing, proceed to France at as early Il
date as practicable General Pershing
and staff will precede the troops.
A division contains approximately
$4,000 men. 1t is understood that at
least 10000 will be infantry.
The war bill was carefully gone over
during the day by BrigadieT General
Crowder judge advocate general and
provost marshal general.
1t was announced that all existing
regiments of the guard will be called
into service by August s, and officials
estimate that with from month to six
weeks intensive training these troops
will be ready TO go forward for final
preparation behind the fighting lines in
Europe for the fighting that is before
them
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-05-24

The president issued the following
statement at the White House:
II shall rot avail myself, at any
rate, nj the present stage Of the war,
of the authorization conferred by the
act to organize volunteer divisions.
"To do so would seriously interfere
with the carrying out Of the chief and
most Immediately important purpose
contemplated by this legislation:
1.-THE prompt creation and early use
Of an effective army would contribute
practically nothing to the effective
strength OF the armies now engaged
against Germany.
mo Time for Compliments"
81 understand that the section OF
this net which authorizes the creation
of volunteer divisions in addition to
the draft was added with view to
providing an independent command for
Mr.. Roosevelt and giving the military
authorities an opportunity TO use his
fine vigOr and enthusiasm recruiting
the forces now ut the western front.
ut would be very agreeable to me to
nav Mr.. Roosevelt this compliment and
the allies the compliment of sending
to their aid one of our most diStln'
gulshed public men, nn eX-president,
who has rendered many conspicuous
public services and proved his gallan-
ny in many striking ways.
Seeks Advice From Both Sides.
"The business now In hand is I'M
dramatic, practical and of scientific
definiteness and precision.
II shall act with regard 10 It at
every step and in every particular I'M
der expert and professional advice
I from both sides of the water.
THE first troops sent TO France will
be taken from the present force Of the
regular army and viii be under the
command of trained soldiers only.
"The issues involved are too i'm
mense for me to take into considera'
ton anything whatever except the
best, most effective, most immediate
means Of military action. What these
means are know from the mouths OF
men who have seen war as II Is con
Quoted, who have no Illusions and "a
whom the whole grim matter is mat
ter of business, / shall center my
attention upon those matters and lei
everything else wait. should be deep
~ to blame should | do otherwise
whatever the argument Of policy or OF
personal qualification Of advantage"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
COLD WAVE DRIVES POOR OF CITY
TO pROv|DENT MISSION IN SEARCH
OF FUEL, CLOTHING AND BEDDING
Sick Girl Leaves Bed to Ask More Covers to Keep Warn
and BIue-Faced Children Plead for Aid; Mission
Resources Prove Inadequate

Intense differing resulted from the
cold wave Of yesterday and today in
the poorer sections OF Oklahoma City,
and the United PProvident association
and private individuals have been at
tempting with meager resources to allay
II as best they can.
A procession of blue.faced, thinIy-
clad children and grown-ups appeared
lsSt night and this morning at the
United PPpovident association head
quarters. Sll West Washington street,
and at the home OF Rev. w. II. B. Urch,
pastor OF the Pilgrim Congregational
church, seeking assistance.
Big Brothers Help.
Through the efforts OF the Big
Brothers club, an organization Of big
hearted local men headed by George G,
Sohlbers, president OF the Acme Mill
ing company Mr.. Urch hes been able
to provide those in need with whom he
has come into contact with the clothing,
fuel and bedding required. The United
PProvident association has been carry
ing on its usual work, in spite Of need
for more money, as best II can. A doua-
tion OF shoes collected several months
ago by the Rotary club for dispatch 10
Belgium. has been very useful.
The Provident ASSOCIATION had the
'hoes repaired and has been distributing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

them to applicants who can prove their
need, II is required that in all cases
where children need shoes, they be
either accompanied by grown.ups or
that the grown-ups make application for
them in person,
Mr.. Urch declares that the principal
needs for the moment are clothing, bed
ding and blankets, and fuel. One
young woman living in the south part
Of the city arose from sick bed last
night and came TO his home asking
for more bedding, he said.
Need Is Urgent.
Mr.. Sohlberg and Mr.. Urch have
been doing personal work among the
poor OF the city during the cold wave.
They have been investigating reports
or deStitution and visiting families too
proud 70 ask for aid but in need Of
assistance.
Mr. Urch, who diSbutses annually
the Times Santa Claus furd, made il
clear this morning that the need for
contributions this year is norc urgent
than ever. However there is actual
suffering now. and much OF it, he said
and immediate action is necessary 10
allay il as much as possible,
Contributions either for immediate
relief work in the city or for the Times
Santa Claus fund may be sent to the
Times or 10 Mr.. Urch. \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Vital Statistics
Marlraus Llc-nses

Earle X Knight, 10 years old Seattle
Wash. and Miss Ruth Jeanette Peppers
20 years old, Oklahoma CITY
r. D. RAg1n, IS years old. and Mrs !.
" Gllpin, ~ years old, poth OF Oklnho-
ma CITY
Angus Martin Grimes. 20 years old. and
Mlss Jennie NJ. Rupp, 20 years old, both
Of Oklahoma city,
Hobart Rush, q years old, and Miss
Julis hckesky. 40 Yeas old both Of
Oklahoma City
J. II. Dorr, IS years old and Miss
Jeanette MINIS, rs years old, both OF Ok.
Chis a Schwab, 2S years old, and Miss
Oklahoma city
Edgar Louls McCord, VI years old. and
MISS Hazel Crebtree, ls years old, both
of laola,
Births.
MI nnd Mrs - A ShAdrick. sos East
twenty seventh street, girl
Deaths,
Mrs. A, NJ Crone, es years old i2e
Ngrt Tenth street '-'
d, Mrs Mar l. Frost, rs years old e25
West "a avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
For Nursing Mothers and Pale, Sickly
Children.

The Old Standard general strength
ening tonic, GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC, arouses the liver, drives
out Malaria and builds up the system
A sure Appetizer and aid to digestion
% eents.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
||GllyBearl
flaming For
tityB Beautiful
Scheme viii Be Laid Before
CIV Commissioners Next
Friday Night,

Plans Of the Oklahoma City Real
Estate board and other. civic workers
for Identification and Improvement Of
the city are to be formally explained to
the city commissioners at a special
joint meeting to be held at the Skivin
hotel at 6 30 o'clock Next Friday eve
ming.
Announcement OF the meeting was
made this morning by Paul Cottrell
secretary OF the Real Estate board, Al
this meeting the report Of G. A. Nichol,
q widening Of Robinson. Harvey and
Hudson streets in the residence dis
tfict. and also Tenth street. will be pre-
sented. Anton H. Classen, president Of
tie Classcn company. will act as spokes-
nan for the board.
Some Of the other topics to be taken
up will be closing Of certain alleys and
opening OF others, elimination Of sharp
turns on certain streets, and employing
: city planning expert TO make sur
wy OF the needs Of Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
What He Wanted.

His one ambition was to become an
aviator. After studying with a per
sisteney that convinced one OF the air.
men that he would make q good as.
sistant he was allowed to make his in
itial flight They had Just ascended
and were making fine headway when
the assistant evinced extreme nervous
ness.
well, what do you want now1"
questioned the aviator.
~ want the earth" howled the as
sistant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Tire Below Is
opoyt at SIN

CAMP DONIPHAN, FORT SILL,
oAIa., Dec. 8--tSpecial. missouri
aad Kansss suardsmen stationed here
hsddied In their tents last night during
she first cold blast Of the 1917 winter,
when the thermometer went TO J below
zero according to unofficial readings
The cold wave, however. worked no
general hardship on the soldiers, except
n some instances, as their tents have
all been boarded and furnished with
stoves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Not Melodiously Gifted.

Don't YOU love our song, The Star
Spangled Banner ?"
81 do" replied Senator Sorghum.
Then why don't YOU join in the
ehoruSH
MY friend, the way for me to show
real affection for song is not to try,
to sing H."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
Pensions.

A Boston woman applied for a pen.
sion the other day,
"And prV, madam" asked the pen.
sion examiner. why do you think your
self entitled to a pensionl"
My husband and | fought all through
the war" was the reply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
0lESI REAONED
BY COLD WAVE;
RELIEF COMING

that four miles Of line rntst yet be laid
Mr.. Molinard could neither deny or
confirm this report THIS morning.
Upon the completion bf the Morrison
fine rests the absolute sssVance Of M
adequate supply OF gas fof Oklahoma
City. The gas now being used here
comes from the Cushing field, and the
main from which Oklahoma City draws
II supply also furnishes gas for Shaw
nee, Guthrie, Britton and FL Reno,
Shawnee and Guthrie get their sup
ply from the linz before Oklahoma City
md FL Reno
\. Packers Burn OIL.
Fuel oil was being burned by the
packing plants, by the power house OF
Tie Oklahoma Gas and Electric COM
pahy, the Oklahoma Railway company
power house an dother large consumers
Scday In lieu Of gas Fuel oil costs
.&l& per barrel which, according 10
4r. Aoilinard, is about four and one
haif times as expensive as gas.
The opinion here today was that con.
nectlon with the Morrison pool should
pot be expected BY Oklahoma City be-
lore the middle OF next week Should
She Oklahoma Natural Gas company,
howevef, fail to get pipe or labor. the
connection may not be made for many
norc days.
The cold wave Of yesterday contract.
cd trolley lines In rhe city last night to
such On extent that street car service
Wss badly impaired. Telegraph and
telephone wires snapped under the
Height Of slset and b<csuse Of contrac-
lion. until the city vas hall shut off
isom communication last night. All
Trains were hours slow,
Wires Repaired.
, Linemen were put to work at restor-
iag the wires, however, and the South
western Bell Telephone company re-
ported good lins in all directions from
Oklahoma City at noon today except
sosth. The Western Union wire chief
ssA practically all his company's wires
we're working we'll. Il
The mercury began rising here at 8
o'clock this morning, when Il reached
3 degrees above nero. At 3 o'clock Il
vas J degrees, at 10 o'clock. 6 degrees,
u II o'clock 8 degrees and at noon 10
degrees.
1odav's record OF | degree above zero
established a record for any previous
December 8 in the history OF the local
,,eather bureau. The lowest Decem.
r., ensvsor>tur evr rerordd hire was Is
oksss blow FRO on December II, 1901.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

No Paving contsst--The city will not
fight tho suit filed against II yesterday
by the Western Paving company for ST..
80si This In tho amount the paving
company alleges is due for work and ma
terias used In paving Broadway and
Grand avenue recently Judgment prob
ably viii be rendered against the city aud
will be paid with interest when the next
tax levy is made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

For the first time in the history of
the Portsmouth navy yard women and
girls now arc employed in the indus
trial departments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
CiTYBRIEFS:

Must Setter Phones--0kmu'see Will be
the Southwestern Telephone and Tele.
graph company II orders OF the state
corporation commission are obeyed. The
company Is ordered to rebuild les plant
thero 80 as 10 take care OF the increasing
business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

."yVnEhiLp - Instead ef err.
nu-o. Costs hut RS cents
geme' IN powdered fern -m.s.
"rn nourlshinF toeds and raaran.
seu under the pure tood isw
MrnWs with ially NJ rood n.
Nlh eERs-the cost ls less ibs.
'"e ni'h ", . naCiSngr tomotrov,
Al ALL GKOCERs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08

Helena, Mont, wants conservation Of
elk for food,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
StuNeutrlt
mmn Clterm!

Cure beionbere Iuf=
inert mfeit wiro AMI bic
An5eisen Der perihiebenen tatbp-
liifen 2ebranitalten, melde in
picier 3eitmns eriheinen, bin
g%elenft.
0ir limb BON bieicn gnitalten
crinht iuorseu, uniere 9eisr naran
5a erinnern, bae bieielben bereit=
iuilisit 9ataluse 5uiGiden unb
nabere Ausfunit ertbeilen, menr,
mur barnm nahiuht unp oaR bic
9eier baburf aud nift bic &C.
rinsite gerpflihtuns iibernebmen.
Sesbalb empfeblen mir
Semen, bic iid fir fatboliihe
gilomns intereiiiereu uber Semen,
bic fir it'd ielbit uber Mnbere elm
3ullegium, cine afabemie pber cine
llniperiitat ausmablen ,pplen, lid
bieie @elegenbeit su Nute au
MAIDEN nno lid BON ben anse.
5eigten gnitalten frei ale or.
wiinidJte Ansfunft smidt6en 5u
laien. Wan f&iebe es nift aut,
pnbern hretbe o.
rrt! 0eim Shreiben tbeiIe
man ben g%oritebern Der slnitaIten
sefdaisit nit. haR man bic @useise
in unieren Slattern seleien bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
0rauinmfeit mirn dryer.

Ser aricg ipirb INNER grarliamcr
llno grciit auf Dem Snnb, CUR See
llo in Der 2uft lpeiter I'M lid. Mar
lab SOB uub Terlpiiitung berubifeiscr
AMI Stdote obue Sertbeioisuug, aui
irieblihe SDrier unb bercu nnlduIs
bige Setuobuer. uno feiu Wsnid fam
lid icbt uu5nldlcn. pic Die 2eiben
IIlcr ildl lteigern piiroeu, ipcuu lpeiz
tere Wonatc. oper ihlinrmcr, peitcre
Sabre bieiem blutigcn Sricuuium bius
5ugefiigt ipiirben. Coll Die cipiliiiertc
8clt niht5 Iuoeres iperocn. ais Elm
Spbtenfclb? llno lou ous slorrcihe
unD blilbcnbe europa luic bon aIlacs
nteincm @nbniinn getrpifen in bcn
absruuo itilr3en uno iid) nit eisener
Sdro un,brinsen?
rSn bicicr lfrcdlideu Gage laiicn
Rir. Die &ir feline beionbcren poliz
tiihcn 3ieie bdben iuo feline Dor
idldgc oocr Sutereien ir9cuo elmer
Der tricgfiibrenben Hdrteieu beriids
iidti9en. burh Die StimIne Der
Neuihlidfeit uuo @crnunft npdpnals
eiuen 8ut uad Sricben crtonen llup
&ir rihtcu uod]n,als cinen brinseuz
ben IppcQ an Seue. Die Die 8eidide
Der &oltcr i'll Der 6anb boben.~
Ser Eaplt ertldrt bnur, baB or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

@er Mortlaut Der Sriebcnspor>
All idlldec bcs Sl. Gnters iuurbc
~ nm 16. augult burf Die Ser
- mittclung Der engliifen &c
gicrrne III @oibington cmpfan8en.
Der Note bei9cgeben ut fplgcubes
Sdreibcn bes pdpltliheu S%taatsicfres
tdrs aurbinnl IS asparri on Den
aDnig BON Gnglanb:
oGip. Waicitdtl Ser 81. Batter,
Der dneitlid beior9t lit, Iues gu tbuu,
nm bicicn Gricg, Der prei Sabre lang
bic cibiliiierte Welt bcrlpiiitct bat, an
bcenocn, bat bcitlpNen, Den &duptcrn
Der tr~icgfiibrenocu G6lfcr tonfrete
Srieoensporifldge 81 untcrbrcitcn,
Die IN eincm Document cntbaltcu iinb,
oas i'd Die Gbre babe. oieicp1 @ricfe
bei5uiilgen. Wosc @ott cs acben.
boB oie 8orte Seiucr 6ciligfeit oiesz
rial gum Woble Ger Wcuidbeit Den
gcpilnidten @rfol9 hnben."
aoroinal @uspnrri bittct Damn Sen
aDnig Ibifriftcn bes pdp1tIihcn
Appcles an Die frnuSoiiide, italics
niihc uno ameritaniihc Hcoicrune,
Ioipie an Die onocrcn aIliierten<
ircunblid)cn Nationeu gu iibernlittcln,
nit ausnabn,e bon HuBlaub. gcleien
unb graiilien, an Die Der Sapit lid,
brett gciuanot babe.
&urtIaut Der Nute.
Bic Note laItct:
nIn Die 9dupter Der tricsfubrcnoen
Nationcn: -
.Seit Dem Sesinn llnlcrcs Yontis
fifates baben Wir III oen Shrcden
oicies 9rdBliden ariescs, Der ilber
europa bcreinsebrod)cn lit, Dor Iucnr
arei Siuse i'm Nuse bebalten:
gritcns, alien straightforward scgens
ilber unparteiiih 81 bIeiben, lpic
es lid, fir ben aenleiuiamen Gater,
Der ale feline aiuoer init slcidcr
2icbe umfaBt, ihitt; Sipcitens, gu
pcriuhen. moslifit piel @utes gu
tbur, uno 3ipar obne Iusnabme elmer
Scrion, Natipnalitdt ober Heli9iou.
luic es Inns bon bem al9enIeiuen Sc
bot Der Sarmbcr5isfcit por9eihrics
ben fit, bclien Iu~siiibrung Inns bon
Gbriitus nit Dem bohiteu ~geiitlidcn
Nnttc iIbertra9en iporoen III; enblidb
mic es ~lIniere Srtebensmiiiipu pers
lanst, nidts ma in lluierer Wadt
itebt, 81 uuterlel1eu, bds 9cciguet
icin fDnute. eas @nbc bicies I'm
berbei6ufiibrcn uno ciueu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Sie Sunoamentc eiucs b%aucrnoen
Srieocns.

Ser critic fundamentals 8runo>
laB", fdbrt CT fort. rn,lB iein, Dab
Die matericlc Wadt Der 8aifen
onrd Die moraliidc Waht oes 8ehts
erleet tpcrben ntuB. 9us iou Damn
ondu filbreu, baB Iue iid cinigcn.
gleit5cttig unb lpetielleitig ab5lz
rillten in llcbcreirtitimmuu9 nit Eors
ldlriftcn uno @aruutici,, Die in cincm
@cicb, ba5 notblpcnbig uno aud, gcs
niigcno iii. mn bic ofieutIihc Srbnung
III icbcm Stunte nufredlt 81 crbaltcn,
nicnergclc9t linb. Nn 8~ipcitcr Stele
tonlmt Der Grias fir Irmecn, sic
id)icosgcridltIidc Snltitution. Die tire
bchreu Sefugniiie our GrbaItung bcs
Sricocns alie6uiibcn bat in llebereine
%ltinrnung NIT Den nod fcit5ulegenbeu
Sorldriften mn inter 8eriidithti>
gung Der Straicu. Die benz Staatc
nuferlegt lpcrocn iollci, ser 1ih ipciz
CERT, cine rationale Srugc Dem
SdJicbs9erid)t 81 u%nterbreitcn pber
leine Gntiheibuns n%u3unebmen.
-8enn auf oiele Beiic Die ,6errs
idnft bcs 8ed]ts erribtet iporben lit,
Damn piiroen ale 6inSeruiile in Dem
9ertebr inter BEN 8olfcrn perIdlpins
ben. iuern oiIrT ipdter ndber 3u be-
itimmenoe Tpidrtften bic nabre
Sreibcit uub 8emciniamteit Der Seen
3ugciid)ert piirne. Sizes piirpe bu3ll
beitragen, 3ablrcide Streituriuhen
Sn beieitiseu uub 81 eIeifer Seit Muen
meme GuclIen oes 8obIitauoes uno
S%prtidrittes erDffnen.
Bic Srasc Der Gntfddbisuns.
8as gutihdpisuus fir auscrihs
teteu odlaoen uno Die &rieasunfoiteu
angebt, 10 fonnen 8ir feiuen anoereu
Iltsipcg ieben. ais oab @ir pollitdns
oige unb pehielieitisc Ger3eibung uIs
nIlgeucincs Trinsip purId)Iaeen. Sizes
ipilrbe auBcrbcm burd, Die ungebcuren
Yortbeile iniuIse Der Nbrilitnng in
eiuem iolhen Nu6e gerchtfertigt mers
Den. baB feiner es mehr pcritebeu
fpnutc. pesbaIb einc ipIte Stldhs
tcrei MIR IL o%tonomiid,cn 8riiuben
iortgeictt perbeu iolltc. @enn fir
sctuiiie Sdlle beiothcre @riinoe pors
(Surtieeung auf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
ypasiiiiten"' ~

9btcn9o, Su.-Sier iano am
porigcu Sonuta9 cine bonn .Tcople's
Council" orsuniiierte ~Sriebens"s
@criammluns itatt, Der etipa 1000
3eriunen b%eiipobuteu. Rar Gait
man, 8ebattenr Der ~Ytaiies~, bas
raoifale So5ialilteublatt. belt cine
Iniprafe, IN tuelder er bic 8esieruns
auf's Sharfite ansriff.
90 inueapoIis. Rinn. - Sr.
2ouis y. 9oduer, Sefretdr oes
.Seople'5 Council OF Nmerica", lit
bier ein8etroiien, nm mit ocn Gorbes
reitungen fir Die rationale Der
iammIuns 81 b%esinnen, bic ont 4.
bis gum 9. Scptember lin Sntereiic
bes SriebenS" in RinueapoliA abae,
balten merben ipQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
(Spe3iell fir pieie 5eituus bon
Ntc 8onner.)

9tI VI D u II c IT,
st. 2ouis. DO, II. Tueuit IT.
Die ct. Souis'er Central 8ercinss
General 8eriammlnns miro I'M 3cis
den Der r5iiriorse fir nnierc
tatbuliihen a~merifaniiGen Sulbuten"
ltcben nls bcIonoers 5eitgemdser 5beil
oes Sp5ialen Nrbcitsprugrammes
u%nlcrer Organization. Sieie arbeit
ltebt gan5 i'm @inflause nit ben Ibz
itten unh Seitrebungen ser t8uibz
in9toner 8onfercn3 bon pori9er 8ud,e
(bei iueld,er Serr HrGiioent =. SSren
nno u. Srodlanb bon Der geutrulz
Stclle Den G.@@. pertraten). uno in
llebcreinltinmling NIT ben 8cmii6uns
gen oer St., g.. uno Der alteration in
&nnias Gin.
Ste Helplntiouen peroen ole aez
lhiftIihe Wiiiion bes Yaplttbums ais
SrieSenss SnitanS uno Die neueite
@lino9ebun9 Yaplt Senebitt's oes
Siinf5ebnten nusbriidlid unteritiiben
I'M Sinflange NIT DEN &unoscbun9en
Der antbolitens 3asun9 in Der Sdlpci5.
Ser Gentrals @erein rdlouiert nitt
ilber Den ariess5uitaub. ipnbcrn
rehnet nit ben Sbatiaten, uno pirtt
auf oemSooen Der friitlih znotionalen
@rrnoidee nit an Der 2iuocruna Der
Aricgsnptben. Saber irebt bieie &c
neral >Ter1ammlung I'M Sciheu Der
-Siirior9e iiir oas tDrpcrIitc, gciitiae
uno leeliite @obl u~nierer tutboliihcn
amcriinniihen Soloaten".
Us ut beubiidtigt.
al Die Wittel Sl ifaiien. nm iiir
cine GnSnbl Irmees aapldne unb peren
NllSitattiering 81 iprgen;
b Die Noreiieu Der fatboliihen
Sploaten aus unicrem @erbanSe An
iumnleln unb brett ourd Die gentrals
Stcllc NIT oieien gu p%erfebren;
q ~aricasbriefe". ~SoIbutcn>
briefe", .Seputionalien", y@uiee
Higbt", .@ob's Irmor", etc. etc,
pcrocn periabt, berfauft unp
pcrtbcilt;
D. Statiititen iiber 9eiitunsen Der
amcrifanilhen &atholifen I'M 3rieasz
5uitanbe iperben in Der Central STEELE
geiummelt tperhen;
81 Witbiilfe fir q. 6. : Hiiriprae,
Noberation, unb eigene Sbattgteit fir
Splbntcns S~eeliorSc.
aurS: prompte. praftiife Solpatens
Siirlor9c TT bic Yarole Der 90. ges
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z potanc. Baib. Games
Hpfpan. Siitritts> Sefretdr Der Sns
buitriaI Gorfers Of the Borlb. uno
funiuno5ipanSis anbere YiitsIiebcr
oes WerbnnbeS tpuroen am Samstag
in beiIen bieiieem Sauptauartier bon
elmer Gpmpasnie Wili5truppen pers
baitct nuo ais Nilitdrsefansene nab
Dem County sDefdnsnib sebrabt.
Tic Vcrbaituu9cu muroen am Dor
abeno bes Cages borgenommen, an
benz Der Streit Der lanowirtbihaft>
liden nnb 8auarbeitcr. Die an ben
3. ". 8. aeboren. in Waibinstpn.
Soabo. Oregon uno Wontana bceins
nen ioH. Scr Streifbeiebl. in benz
cs bcibt, baB Die @rbeitcr Die Srud,t
nui ocm Sphen p%crfnulcr laiien uno
ibre 8crfseusc nieSerIc9eu ioaten".
WluSc bon Holuan mterSeibuet.
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uadbelanee Ser tsaKenfGnpic.

Y It 2 t. Eouis, Su.-Sn Ser
binoung NIT ben Hniieniampien inn
Suli, in beren @%erlauf iiber bunoert
Serionen, groBtentbeils Reser, um's
Sebeu fanteu. ipuroen am 10. Guault
iieb5ebn Yerionen. oarunter mebrere
Soli3eisS eanten unb elm betannter
Sulititer. uerbaftet. SIM 8nn5en be-
iinben iih iest BON ben 105 Yerionen.
8e8en Die Die 0roBgeldiporenen ans
Hagen erboben baben. &c., barunter
80 8eiBe in Saft.