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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
gnrt enet dnnn.

oe 4mbaSldo6r ! Sfina og forben-
p9renoe lt0enrigsminiiter SSo6n SO.
Softer, oeoe ber Dag. 9tfoeoe
bar lloenrigSniniIter Earnings SDi-
|gerfaoer.
8aro @olintp, ge. 0af., fonlrner
npIte glor til at BRUCE $4,000
poa lime 8eie og $4,000 paa fine
9roer Ger bill Bile bru9t nteaet
paa 8eien, iom ifal bpgges ira
&ennore til Wtinot, o9 paa 8eien
mellem GDoer og Minot. Oct er
Ufeningen, at @aro County oil 6a-
be oe beolte 8eie Staten.
On MoisfonteIt til Su0tegt FOR
SoGOaterne, iom far 6eres Siem
i 9riogelpater og Omegn, q. 8of.,
bleO forIe0en Dag bolot / oerne
3D. 6armerne bdooe 0iuet 100
9uIbeIs, bbornf noget bar u6mer-
fet Waisigo, og oct bele blep folgt
for $3.50, Der bill blioe brugt til
SHofsb of Sulegaoer. Der bIeo be-
|talt $3.50 for ct enfelt Maisafs.
9eortbern Bncific Ia9i6ges. Wtrs.
Gutb g. Sobniton, Der bar oeret
sit meo en- prominent lmg 5ar.
mer gurleigb County, q. 0af.,
bar anlngt Sag moo gtortbern
Pacific 9onen meo 4rob paa $32,-
.769 iom @ritatning for Sa6et al
lir Dtnno, ser bleo operf6rt og
orpbt al ct Cog 9ismorcf /
CONNER. San ifuloe ifDnoe iig
It'll 9pen for at bente 0feoicin til
lin Sultrn, Ga lllnffen ifete.
llnotaqes ior SSitrDpligt 9Sobn
@olfe, IT,, Iom er 0telfenlan0, bao
iorleben Dag / &etten / 6oirmont,
Minn, om at ilippe fri for at
ppre SurpmanO, o9 iom @runo
ansaJ jaH at ban ba00e 70 aun-
Ser, iom ifltloe bape QtGlf, o9 at
ingen on0en enO ban oioite, 6oem
Oe por. 9ommeren Ipur9te, 6uor me-
get ban tog for Qt9lfen, % ban
Ioare0e otte Gents. 8a Oontme-
rem 6erte oct, iritog ban 5am ior
at itooe / Slirpen.
@n enorm Sfot. @al6ington,
.. g., t3. g1oo. @n @rpert bar
regnet no, at Baron 8illiam @al.
Oorf 9lltor betaler $4,400,000 /
STAT al jim omerifanife Snote9t
pao $4,e00,000. Baron 9litor be
taller 40 Brocent engellt Sfrig9.
fiat og 70 Rrocent amerifanlt
Sfat oa 93efp gorf Stat. Sans
1yormue i 9leip Dorf er pGroiat
til $90,0O0,000,
DeonQelen paa 8ennies bar oiit
fla / O}ite6eQ, 9. 3of., iom laa
mango unore 9per Ger belle san-
set. i5orle0en Dag ringe0e en-
auin0e en- 9anf op og iortalte, at
sun 6oo0e 10000 @ennies, iom
bun fap6c iamlet paa, iioen bun
onr Barn. Sun fit iig uobetat
5000. en @ano, iom bar moota'
act offentlie Si9lp / Here Var,
forSi ban er 9rebling, fom oa
oefsleoe $4,000 Bennies.
ct gatrouilleifib poa @rn1o.
@nTbington, .. g., t3. gsOO. 0'o.
riueoeportenentet meo6eler, at ct
gatrouilleIfib er gaaet paa @rllno
/ onerifanIf 9oroanb. Stibets
04aon og Steoet, boor @rnnoltso'
ninoen fan0t Steo, er life meo'
6elt. men oct meo6eles, at in9en
er fonlnret til Sfo0e enbnn, oa at
man er gaact / Sang meo 5orlps
paa at faa Sorteiet brast flof.
Tlere Waellere Spo 0afota Tom
forleoen Dag iammen / slberoeen
for at toIe ON llOiigterne meo Sen'
Inn til W,slleforboloene ! Staten,
So ,oA+oo on gfpyolItion, Iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
rs. Natq.

itleulue polHuelIDe pUluIIer IOr oel
iantme glntal anore 9lrbeioere. Det
er life g[rbeioerne tilloot at aaa
til anOre arbei6sgibere ltoen SH.
laoelie ira ge9eringen.
8an0it-@eneralen 8ilGa giper fla
life. 8relioio, Ger, 10. 96oo. Weeri.
cos Siitorie 5ar gentaget fig. 6ran.
cisco 8illas Soft bar erobret 9pen
IOiinaga, ser ligger lige oper for
PreIioio. De tog 9Den meo Storm
&irSoog, fire 9lar efter, at gilGa
If6rlte Sang ero6reoe Sen lille 4IDn.
Ige 2erbuie, lom li89er paa SIet.
ten meo l10iigt ooer 9fio @ranoe 0el
I9forte, fra Suertas 5soeraltropper.
On belgiif Sielpeoantper mo.
6ringes til Sminemiin6e. 9[nIter.
Dam, ID. gao0v ST.. nSelegraf" er
ben bel9iife Si9Ipe0amper nSaeIen"
bragt in0 til Spinemiinoe af @run-
De, iom lite ten0es. 9[f @enIpn til
|0en berifen0e Sunoersngo i oe of
lfltpereoe 0Htrifter / 9eIgien gsr
Observation-Disclosures emo oarre.
(@t Telegram fra 2onoon flyer,
at III. Den beIgiite Sielpetomnlis.
lion 6leo Damperen 0SreIen" ino.
6ragt til Spinenliinoe for at I'M.
0erIsge Sfi6e. commissioner Den.
ter, at Sfibet mart oil blioe Igs-
giDet)
@n feIolution ON Sopfotting
al olt tpif / 9eorge. ariitianio, II.
9aop. uSioens Gegn" flyer, at oct
nouIfe Sgfartsior6l1no bar peota9et
en- Heiolution, iom proflamerer
fuloItenoig 8opfotting al SpifIano,
al tpife Sfi6e, tpif San0el og tpife
Sorgere | Jtorge.
6orbun6ets 6orn1ano u0talte, at
Oeriom tpife Sfi6e life bar i fStano
til at LATTE eller losie 9forge, flln.
0e 6orbuoet mos @fsport blibe 6e-
bet, og at tpite ltn6eriaatter mart
piloe iorGa6e 9an6et oerIom oe
6lep negtet @}a6. 99orife Ssmenos
2ip piloe iaale0eS life mere blioe
u0Iat for 0e nltpGren0e 6arer
9ignen0e GeioAltioner er oe0ta-
get andre norife 9Der.
&riien Srlano operItaaet. Con.
6on, 16. 9foo. Baron @imborne,
ion er 2or0lgitnant Srlano. Jag.
6e / Oper5uiet / @aar, at ariien
Il SrIano er ooerltaaet. San. iag0e
pi0ere, at oct er en- 5eiItagelie, naar
Oet paaitaaS, at LStnn 6einerne er
tpifpenlige. De laoer Jig bare leoe
al en- Drem ON at gere SSrlan0 til
en- &cpublif, 6pilfet life fan 6lioe
noget anoet ems en- 8r6m.
Den onrite 6are efter bans Qle-
ming er, at ser fan lanOIGttes
lfieloife 3ropper eller 6ringes8aa.
ben 2anO. San mente, at oe mi-
Iitere 5or6ol0sregler bar tilitraffe'
Iige til at flare StiGlinoen, og ban
Iagoe, at 9tegerin9en tontrolereoe
Stillingen.
8el6ig 9ieobSr. SGDanger, gorge, a,
80. Sept. st forfer0eIigt &egnifpl
Ser bar boret ltof6ruot 8 Tiger,
truer M nte0 at 66elegge a0Ifilli-
ge Ger6ier. S 5orbin0elIe meo or.
fanaqtig Storm bar ber / @aar
IItprf GSlom. Gen tore SietlanoSelo
bar foroorIoget ltore ll6graoninger
og oreoet en- Wasie Greer me0 Iig.
9(0ifilliqt 2on6 li00er itn0er8ano,
6en ltsrit trafiferte 9ro er reoet
oelois bpf, oe flere Suie er lt9rft
truet. ct Bar geboelles6ltie bar
maottet renlmes. Sra oct enc, bbor
ser er ct 2anobnnoleri, maatte 8a'
rebe6oloningen bringes pef On
Del gorer soelne6es. SDis &egn-
beiret pe6porer er man ban9e for,
at 6e itore Donntbpgninger til
Gsiel6s fan Iprenaes og foronleoige
-SS o1go.. >s g+drra cNu,fouo lNp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21

Igaoen oberoeIoeoe af @iftgas8irfning
9ao bore 9ropper 9egDnOelien ef.
ter for 8ien0en, men lenere lDffe.
oes oct bore 8ropper oeo ct Utoo-
angreb at 6rioe gltrigerne tilbage
til 6looen efter ct oololomt Saalo.
Igemeng. 9lfOelinger nf. 8erIaglieri
leoerer o9laa beltemooi9e Slag mel.
lem 5a9aro og Son 9ortolomeo,
6por en6ber Sabine, etbbert Sui,
enboer 6inorin9 forioares bette.
mooigt moo 6ienoen | be 6lo0igIte
Snmmenite0. @n bel Dipiiion al
8ltrigere 6eltoger. / &ontpen, Der
fremOeles raier.
Gitrigerne er 6leDet tounget til
at treffe fig til6a9e til fSloobreo-
oen, bbor De fen1per baaronaftet
meo 5looen bag fig o8 meo tibet
Saab ON 9iItan0 / oeres pnnife.
liqe Situotion. s oenne Seftor
olene bar bore Soloater taget ooer
500 Sanger me6 %. Officerer og
betpoeligt arigsmateriel, oeriblanot
mango Wanifin9eo9rer, boilfe Die
bliffelig ben0tes imo6 Sienoen.
Days Woraen.
glsi. 9reis meIoer. De italienIfe
9lrmeer bol0er Stono paa bet
Bunft, ser for 0prpprenoe er oct
pigtigIte ior 9eoarelIe al BiaDe.
2inien. gitrig -2pIferne, iori6ger meo
iopre 9roppemnsier at trGnge ipo-
qna langs 8eitiioen al Fiape ira
Qpero ai FOR at flnnfere 6Orlparer.
ne, men De italienIfe troopers ber.
oiIfe Dfooitano bar ltan0iet Dem
peo Otollte 5omlea lMonieneras9i-
MEN.
9onoon, 20. 9too. - @n Mel.
oing ira &ebeubabn til @rcbange
telegraph Gom. Tiger: nNntional.
tioen0e8 aorreiponoent / Berlin bs-
rer inoirefte, at ben nDe russiife
@egerin9 officielt bar erfIpret, at
oen er troaot no al 0e frigSf6renoeS
9feffe og er reoe til at lutte sc.
peratfreo.
5 5orbinoelie oerne0 meloeS ira
@aT6ington at ingen 5oripning til
til 9fuslan0 uil 6Iipe tilla0t at al.
goa 6erfra, isr Sihtationen flares.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21


til Stalien bper Dag Ooglig It'll.
genoe initial 6or at nn0gaa at pen.
te paa So9 paa De oberfDl0te 9a.
ner er nogle al De frantic Eropper
bragt ooer alperne igennem oe me
fleote giereposIer. De alliereoe
Sropper nlarcberer itaoig frenao
ino0 oe Dem beitenlte fSteoer | Den
litalienIfe 8oriOnrsplm. ogoaoe9ri-
terne o9 De 6ranIfe er Deo 9oot
Mo0. De ipnes ON 5oranoring al
Scenen og ON lloii9ten til nD
Stprfeprsbe. oEbe DoilD Dfail"s
aorreiponoent peo oct italienife so.
oeofporter fortGller lt0er 6reOo8s
Doto ON oe aloorli9e Banifeligbe.
ser, iom De italienife 6orioarere
paa Erentino 8ier9iront fGnper
meo, boor De Iamme Sropper Dag
efter Dag maa itaa inoo 5ienoen
uoen anIeoning til at boiIe, meoens
gitrig .3pIferne, Der bar ltsrre fe-
ieroe, oneriber tItanoieligt meo
Iiriife og fraftige 9ropper. Sffe De-
ito minore, tiIfeier 9orreiponoen.
ten, itaar 5orIparets p9Ientlige
9oIoprf ia1t, og antageligt oil oct
life oare lGnge, isr ollieret Sielp
I9gr iig 9elOenoe.
Stalienerne bploer Stanb.
glsi. 9rels: Staliens 'Sooe0fuar.
ter, II. Roo. gitrig -Spiferne
gioroe / bag ct raienOe 5orieg paa
at brpoe oen italienIfe 9inie og
Iatte ooer 8iape- -6looen to 'Steoer,
men De uoiletteOes oct enc Steo og
oreoes tilbage oct anoet. Zen ita
lienIfe 2inie 6oloer, men Situatio.
nen anies iom aloorlig. - Oct er
MI ooer ell llge ii0en Stalienerne
traf ia tilbage ira 8aglinmento til
8eItIioen al Biape-6lo0en og ino.
toa en- oefeniip Stillin9 bag Den.
Gen tDife aon1nlanOo Loo ingen EIo
gaa ipil0t, fer ben preoeoe at l9t.
70 oopr Slo0eu. od Rien0ens ,Sorigg
saeoes 6ele llgeu. = Den italien'
life Oaooltano ipnes inlioIertio at
pofle iig iterfere inarere emo moo.
lat. llnoer ct sItri9if.tpif 6orieg
poa at opnoa fnIt Solo paa @eltIioen
al Biaoe bleu npiten 1000 Tellto.
Iner ta9et til 6ange.
Staliencrne nbiletter slngriberne, og
toger 1000 til Sange.
9lsIocioteo 8reiS, VtonOag: Sele
geien langs Biaoes6looen 3oloer
Sytalienerne Gpiferne og GItrig lin.
garerne Stansen. Sntet 5teos bar
lg(ndri6erne Opret / Stano til at
iptte oper 5looen og Here Steoer
bpor De bao0e nanet 8eitiioen, er
0e ueo tapre Mooan1reb bleoet tonn-
act til6oge til 6lo06reOoen. Stall
enerne 6ar taget ooer 1000 0fano
It'll 6an9e og erobret 27 VtoIfinge.
oprer. ) 5agare5onen er 6ienoen
blepen fontplet ooerounoen og tonn.
act til at opgipe i'm StilIing
8aa oen norore5ront ira @aroa
lSeen til SD6 for 6eltre er polo.
liomme teutonlfe gfnore6 bleoet
Ilnoet tilba9e - iii. Goms arigss
fontor, Ifent Berlin paaItaar, at
Isytalienerne gtoroeit ior 9liiago %
lmellem 9renta % 4dope 5lqoerne
er 6leoen oreoet fra iterfe gierg
lItillinaer. - SSngen @fterretnin8er
er mootaget, iom uiier, at brittle
oo iranIfe 5orIterfninger er naast
Den italinIfe 2inie noset itprre
g(ntal, men De 0foa Dage," iom
omtaltes IioIte llee, er til @noe.
Oct ontages berfor, at 0a Staliener-
ne uoen SiGlp bar mooItaaet Nm.
orebet / ben iounone ltge, oil oen'
ne llse meo sllliereoes SiGlp ie
galoncen penoe iie til @ilnIt for
Dem.
Der fempes fortuiulct.
0aI6ington, 3. g., 19. 0oD. -
Den fortpipleoe aarafter, 2ampen
melIem sstaIienerne oe 1Itrig- 3D'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
Stillimgen paa
Oell italienite
THont.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Nov.
2lst, 1917 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21

Golofferne ! Eplflano. &eben-
bapn, t6. 9eop. Oct fremgaar al
en- slnnonce / nFoees 3eitling," at
polite glrbeioere / Spiflanb bliber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
,,DANSK EREN +"

ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af ,,Den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir-
ke i Amerika" og udgives af
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
Der fempes fortpiplet.

@aI6ineton, 3. g., t9. 9eon. =
Den fortpinle6e aarafter, aampen
melIem Stalienerne oe 9itrig. 9p-
iferne onta9er, frem9oor al ct 9a'
belaram, man Dag mootog Der
fra Nom.
.Ss @aar Worges," flyer Depe-
den, .angreb De sItriaIfe Fropper
pore 5tillinaer n9r Bonteoipiape
efter en- Ip9r artilleriilo. Stillin-
aen forIporeoes al 81. Ssnfonteri-
DipiIion, iammeniat al 9sooara.
grisaoen os treble 9eriaslieri-gri'
gaoen os treble 8eriaslieri-gr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21

S[ere Wasllere / Spo Datota tom
forleoen Dag iamncn | slberoeen
for at toIe ON ltoiigterne meo Sen'
Inn til WaeIleforboloene | Staten,
oa Sc peotoe en- 9teiolution iom
ooor no paa, at Der er Sare Tor,
at Speoebebolonineen oil mart be-
re uotsmt, iaa Der life pil blioe
nooet at male. 9ette oiloe meofsre,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
kept HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains IN Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville, La.-Mrs. Alice Johnson,
Of this place, writes: "For one year
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
III the time. The misery was something
awful.
lcould not do anything, not even sleep
at night. 1t kept me awake most of the
night !. Il took different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took Cafdui -.
Twas not able to do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time,
was confined to my bed of and On. got
SO bad with my back that when stopped
down | was not able to straighten up
again l decided ! would try Cardui
!. BY time had taken the entire bottle
was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
shall always praise Cardui. con-
tinued taking it until | was strong and
WELL" lfyou suffer from pains due to
female complaints. Cardui may be just
what you need. Thousands Of women
who once suffered in this way now praise
cardui for their present good health.
Give il a trial. NC-l3
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
EvANcELINE SATURDAY

Harry Carey will make has stated
appearance as star of Bluebird
Photoplays when Behind the
Lines is exhibited at the Evange-
line theatre on Saturday, May 5th
with Marc Fenton and Edith John
son leaders Of a numerous support
ing company. This popular camera
star for once discards the 'schaps"
and spurs of the cattleman, to don
the white linen Of an army surgeon
who finds himself in Mexico, en-
ployed by the "greasers" at mo-
ment when the United States is call
ed upon to take restriction with mil
itary force, for an invasion Of Amer
lean soil by Mexican brigands.
Edith johnson impersonates the
role of spy, who is thrown into
close association with the army sur
geon and very interesting love af-
fair is the result. This "heart inter-
est" holds together with gripping
appeal series of stirring episodes
that constitute exciting and very
often thrilling photoplay entertain
ment. Henry McRae who directed
the production, marshalled his large
forces with military experiences and
hurled great armies against each
other in the true spirit of combat.
AS the exterior scenes are all
located in Mexico, the Bluebird COM
pany was taken by Mr.. McRae to
Lower California where types and
scenes were at hand to give the pho
Geographic settings an authentic and
interesting atmosphere. Some Of the
most wonderful and daring horse
manship ever caught by the camera
will provide an exhilarating flavor
to the episodes and as the reckless
riding is done by both men and wo-
men, there will be a thrill" for
everyone. Few photoplays will carry
such general and widespread inter-
est as Behind the Lines; and just
at the particular time when the mar
tial spirit pervades every community
through the country.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

Do you realize that you are get.
ting national and international nev.
several hours ahead of the earlie.+
metropolitan papers that arrive
here.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

another to the vocal ensemble Of glee
club, and through it all Is the stirring
enthusiasm Of young soldiers and ar
dent cOllegians.
Some one has styled this company
= singing band" some one else a
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
ssars Coming on the Fifth Night of Chauauqua Week

This company of nine was organized
and coached by Ralph Dunbar, whose
success as a musical producer Is IL
ready well known throughout America.
The Hussars will appear IN one after.
noon and one evening concert.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
MOTHERS CLUB MEETS


The Mothers Club met at the
City Hall Friday afternoon for their
May meeting, with Mrs. E. E. Mob
erly, Jr., presiding. Plans were dis
cussed for enlarging the membership
md usefulness of the Club. The de-
cisio: of the meeting was that it be
made possible for all mothers to be-
cine members of the Club and that
Club Library be procured for the
Benefit of all members
The reading of several very beau
tiful selections from the self culture
books were enjoyed The pres
dent also arranged a program for
the next meeting.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

= beautiful uniforms of white and
| gold and with shining band in
s:ruments The White Hnssars pre-
\, a. y musical program filled with roll
licking acton from start to finish. One
1art is given up to brass band music,
Photo BY Wailinger. Chicago.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

brass choir" Any one who has ever
heard them present THE Sleigh Ride.
with it's merry quips and clever pam
tOmime, will at once recall its real
humor. Nor will he forget the swing
ing rhythm.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
Associated Press Correspondenes
From Mexico City, Liverpool, The
Hague and Petrograd.

Mexico City, May o.-(COrreS-
pondence Of the Associated Press.)
The recent revolutions cost Mexico
951, 736,300 peos as estimated by
General Venustiano Carranza, the
president-elect in a message to the
Mexican Congress. OF this sum the
greatest part was in paper currency
of which 855,818,8OO pesos was ex-
pended. The cost of maintaining
the army amounted to 717,355,O 54
pesos, Of which all but 61,554,O96
pesos was paid in paper currency.
The total amount Of paper money
issued by the government during
the revolution subsequent to April
I 26, 1913, was 671,954,221 pecos.
This includes the Monclova issue IF
100000 pesos, the Constitutions
list army issue of 25,O0O,OOO pesos
the provisional government of Mexi-
CO issue of more than 100000
and the provisional government Of
Vera Cruz issue of nearly 100000
1000. It does nc. include the Gin
falsificable" issue made during a
period denominated al one of re-
construction.
In addition to other indebtedness
General Carranza declared that in
IDENTITIES for injuries suffered
during the war eventually must be
charged against the revolution
Among these indemnities are sums
required to rehabilitate the National
Railways.
Liverpool, May 3.-Revolution in
Russia will mean a complete change
in THE nature Of Russian musical
compositions in the opinion of Theo.
Kushell, president of the Russian
Association Of Musicians, who is now
in Liverpool, He says: 'Throughout
the whole Of Slav, but especially of
Russian music, one is confronted
with ceaseless note of melancholy
This minor key prevades the whole
Of Chopin, Glinka, Rubinsten, and
Tschikouwsky. This minor note
haunts even the songs of the peas
ant as for instance the beautiful
song from Glinka's "Life for the
Gar" It is supposed to typify the
devotion of the moujik or Russian
peasant for his emperor.
"That beautiful song expresses the
sentiments OF peasant soldier
dying for the Car. But now that
the peasants have found out that
it is nobler to die for Russia than a
Romanoff, a new glorious note will
ring through Russian music, and we
shall take new place among the
great musical nations of the earth.
because of the gladness of our sons,
and not because of their sadness.
"What a change it will be; i'm
agine a joyous Chopin,-he was
Slav as much as any Russian. I'm
agine a laughing Glinka or light
hearted Tschaikovsky. 1t will come
as a revolution even to ourselves.
The Hague, Netherlands, May j.
Holland is so short Of coal that the
government is preparing to distrib-
ute it by a rationing system next
winter. Importations of coal by sea
virtually have stopped and Holland
is not receiving more than half its
normal imports from Germany.
The new toilet preparations Cor
chard White" at Be!anger Drug
Co., The Rexall Store.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05
BABY DAY PROGRAM SUNDAY
MORNING AT THE METHO-
DIST CHURCH.

Recognition Service.
Welcome Song-"Tll Be A Sun
beam"
Greeting by Cradle Roll Superin-
tendent.
Song by Little Miss Frances
Pharr.
Names of New Members An
nounced.
Recitation by Little Miss Vivian
Beck.
Presentation of Certificates.
Duet by Little Miss Gertrude
Doris Dreher and Brother Teddy.
Talk by Mr.. H. C. Monroe on
"The Mother and Her Baby"
Song by children-"Away in a
Manager"
Closing Prayer by the Pastor.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

The new toilet preparations "Or-
chard White" at Be!anger Drug
Co., The Rexall Store.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-05

The Hague, Netherlands, May g.
Holland is so short of coal that the
government is preparing to distrib-
ute it by rationing system next
winter. Importations of coal by sea
virtually have stopped and Holland
is not receiving more than half its
normal imports from Germany.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

Serr uuo 6rou Scurp Wlottbcws
Sdanbcrger bcgcben bclte ous
6eit Der golocuen So65cit.
Gin empfong finoet ON gIbeuo
I'M nSotcl aernon" itatt. - glnt
@torgen miro cine Meiie gu
ibren @bren geIeien.
llngeben bon ibren feds Sobneu
itno elmer Sodter, begeber beute 8r.
rnO 6rou SenrD SAonberger I'M
DSoteI &ernun" oas Set ibrer gol'
oenen So6oeit. Ser SyubiIor iIt 70
Sabre alt uno Die SuBeIbraut II.
Die 9inOer Oes gbepoores iino: Gre'
oerid 5holibereer, Der befunnte @e-
id1ftsfiibrer oes oWtorplono Gbea.
ters; GbarIes, 9rGiioent Der n2iga
Der peri6nIiden Greibeit"; 0eteftip-
2ieuteuout SorrD, ioipie Mottbew,
Sobn iulO George Sdonbereer, ioipie
Die Eodter 6rou @iliom gtoHel.
gln Dem 6eiteIien, au neIdeu feline
ginIooungen ergongen itno, 0a Die
6eicr i'm englteu 5omiIien. uno
6reirnoesfreis itattfinoet, nebmcn
ouh Die 19 Gntel oes Syubelpaorcs
TbeiI. Sin formeaer @mpfong miro
i'm nSotel &ernan" bon 6 biz IL l1br
gIbenos bonn SyubeIpoore obeebolten
ner0en. lin s llbr @ornlittogs miro
IN Der Stride 8ur unbefledten Gnl.
pfangniB cine yaeiie geleieu an pel-
der iid ale SouiiIierunitglieoer be,
tbeiligen.
Sdpu geitern gineen Oem grolit.
poore 5abIreide @Iiidipiini1e bon
8reltnoen 5lL rn0 plir0e cine inferno
Geier in Der @obnune ibres 5obncs,
Srn. Daottbcm Sdanberger, gSr.
1903, @iDrtle.glDenue, obgcbaItcn.
Dos S5ibelbralitpaor lit in Baltimore
gebiirtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

baidcn" uno einem euno eeipobn.
liHen Streit, in Dem gierfIoi6eu
ibren 3wed perfebIteL oaeroings
crit nodoeH iie gclcert poreu iibcr.
0eugcn fonute, iuur0e er nit $1t.45
bcitroft.
an sic foIfde 9torcffe.
Somes Goiep bon ouBerBolb
gloubte bisber, Dab er niemoIs einen
6ebler beaeben foune, ober oIs er
9eitern I'M Sauie bon &lorioo emilio,
melder ibm iogte, Bob er iib irren
miiBte, ipeiI Die YerioiL mad ser Gu-
iep frogte, nidt i'm Snnie luobne, oer-
iebte ct Dem emilio cinen frdftigen
Sieb. 8oIi5eiritbter @ercdt Itrofte
ibn in ocr 5itliden 4oIi8eiItotiou I'M
$2t.45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
lssdlnAhnrtrr GdiurniIein.

sy,t SEM hpu oem 9leger @iaiam
g]toiqn bqpobutcu Sdllie 9tr. 2S43,
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NealD NinoIe bon 9|r, 4749, igorf
NcI5hts, gIuenile iit brodb IL 6oIgc
ciueS itbaobaiteii StborniiciHs 5elcr
0ils, oaa eineu zdjaoeu BON $500 an.
ridtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

gen. mclbe oltrdj glrbeit rnO anocre
EroOliftionSmittel pcrlrindt iiuO,
Damn uerocn lie iid irren
Iie GiienboDncn 6cbaupten ooB
es ibrc GAuIo nicbt lit OaB oic Yrei.
ic 10 bod aeiiieaen iino. SIS iino ins
notbigc GerluOilngcn porgcfommcn,
mic ben @erionot bon aurtoiieln ans
Dem 2onoe III bic Sto0t llno ben
Niidoeri1not aus ser Staot na1
Nldtcu pie 6rroerid, po sic Star.
ioiieln aui Eager licacn. Gicc.Erd.
iiSent Ebompion bon Der o9. y %.
Giien6abn" wiro bic gan5c Gcrianot.
loge bcnte g}abmittng Inn ! llbr i'm
GlBlb ser &altileutc ai8cinnnoerD
ieBcn Gr miro beionoqrS iibcr sic
&oblerp Situotion ipre1en.