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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
new TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

The title of this poetic euloEy to thS
stars and stripes is The story OF oih
Glory. the Flag We Love. ana ~ -
announced in record form 10y ColuHni
sung By George wilson. "nosG ' ILL.,
baritone has made him ono oil inc pest
liked singers in popular SonEdom.
Not only il this a novel presentation
of the story Of our Flag. but the music
too has the novel sweetness CHARACTER
iStic Of all Ernest L. Ball melodies.
Th. exclusive Columbia debut Of the
Cincinnati Symphony OrchcStra' unut'
the conductorship of DR.. Ernst Nun
wald marks one of the most hotapie III
strumcntal recordings ever n1ade-a rem
djtfon of the Waltz Of the Hours, from
DclibcS' Coppelia Ballet No e.
In - voice that far outrivals the dulsct
tones Of the flute. Nine. Maria BARREN
ins colurattir soprano of the Metropoti-
tan opera house. has recoroed ChanlrnE
Bird" the rapturous aria from Inc
Pearl Of Brazil"
Nine Barricntos' recording OF Charm
ing Bird" has just been released by the
Columbia Graphophone Company.
,rvorc wishing to hear an "Alabam"
rag on pork and beans" Will be interest,
cd in a New Columbia recording entitled
"t:yrrybody Loves Il lass Band sung
Inv Arthur Fields. 4 baritone who eScels
i'm negro voice impersOnation.
numerous clarinet and "ticklish
ivories' do some clever character work
with a ludcrous musical metre that can
only bc compared TO the whole-heartco
abandon Of 4 watermelon banquet.
Under the spell of Eupid'S ablest ally
-Springt mn--evrm the usually humor-
Gus onc-slcp has turned its thoughts TO
sentiment and adopted name tnat
s,vnrs of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II You
Ever Get Married." Introducing 'Ive
saved MI My Love For You.
And the Columbia Graphophonc CON-
pany has made II recording or 1t thaL
proves that a onc-stcp by any other
name loses none OF its pep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

Mary's church ut Philadelphia. Inter.
tu.ut was ii 81. Mu'y'S cemetery OF
Triadcl phia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
COMMENCEMENT At
FULTON TONIGHT
CLASS OF SEVEN WILL RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS AT EXERCISES.
TOMORROW Will Be Fulton Day at
Wheeling Park-O.her News Of the
Out-the-Ptke District.


This evening u: 8 O'Clock thc fulton
public school will graduate seven pupils.
The exercises VII BE- held IN Tho Fulton
school auditorium. This class - on" OF
the best turned our from. This school
tor some time. according [" Pror.
Charles Montgomery. principal OF tn"
school The average % the class stood
aS2+ per cent. while no pupil TrraSed
less than 80 per cont. The class is COM
posed of seven graduates. and m. fol-
lowing program VII, be rendered:
Music.
) Invocation $500. Eov. I. II. Cummings
Music.
Salutatory Eieanora prlScoli
Reading-"pap's Old Sayin," 'keilly>
Essay-"AWsricaa Writer'S and Their cir,
Writings" ...... MarSaret K. Eoll
C'horus-'Spr!ng Morning $500. Class
Reading-"Engineer Making Love-.
-.............. Lillian ". Wagner
Prophecy .............-N Man F. NesSet
Ealedictor% ......... Joseph q. Expert
NddresS-"New AmSriranis:n'' ......
.... Prof. G, (. Rosssy. Wheeling
Presentation OF diplomas. ...........
County Superintendent !. II. Lazear
Benedic;irm $500. Rev. {. n. Cummings
The tickets for :he annual outing at
Wheeling park viii e distributed At !
o'clock this afternoon 4: the school
building This will also "" Fulton day.
and a large ;"rn";t :; expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

Let me suggest that everyone who creates cllltl
Yates garden hcI> and greatly to solve the problem
of feeding the natollS.-PrcSidcnt Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
Plan Burroughs
to Five Percent
of Men in Camps
News Times specl.l service:

News Times Special Service:
CAMP SHELBY. Miss. Dec. 10
Announcement made here Tuesday
that, despite former orders and in
Formation to the effect that no fur
loughs nor leave OF absence would
lie granted either officers or enlist
ed men during the holidays, these
will be granted to not over FIVE per
cent Of personnel Of the division for
periods not TO exceed 10 days. Great
ed intense interest among the men
who had given up hope Of getting
away for the time being
According TO the announcement
those who care 10 go may apply i'm
Inediately and action Will be taken
as quickly as possible. None will be
allowed to leave after Jan. 2. this
bringing the last of them back here
not later than Jan. u.
At the present time there are
23,101 enlisted men of national
guard and the national army here,
in addition to SIS officers. A little
more than 20 days remain before
the limit Of time and this would
allow in the neighborhood Of 1900
men To visit their homes if this
many apply for furloughs, in addi-
ton 10 nearly 80 officers. this is fig
uring each taking the full 10 days.
the limit allowed on either furlough
OF leave OF absence.
The FIVE per cent allowance is the
same as in peace times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
COCKTAILS NAMED FOR
QUARTERMASTER'S JOB

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Major
Gen. Goethals has been recalled to
active service and detailed as act
ing quartermaster general TO sue
coed Maj. Gen. Sharpe. detached by
Sec'y Baker 20 servic as a men,
Der of the war departments new
war council.
In announcing this Monday Sec'y
Baker also said Brig. Gen. John d.
Barrette had been detailed as act
ing chief of coast artillery. in place
OF Maj. Gen. Weaver and Brig.
Gen. Charles 3. Wheeler as acting
chief Of ordnance in place of Mai.
Gen. Crozier. Generals Weaver and
Crozier also are members of the
new council.
Opposition TO the nomination of
Gen. Crozier for another term of
four years duty as chief of ord
nance held up confirmation in the
senate today and action went over
until after the Christmas holidays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
ALEXANDER WANTS
PART OF PURCHASE PRICE

CHICAGO, Dec. borrower Alex
ander. the Philadelphia pitcher.
who. with Catcher Killifer, was sold
10 the Chicago Nationals in a deal
involving $4,000. said Tuesday aft
er a conference with Pres't Weegh-
man OF the Chicago club. that he
believed ne is entitled 70 a part Of
the purchase price. There will be
no hitch in the salary ARRANGEMENTS,
as Alexander's contract which does
not expire for three years. calls for
$4,000 a year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
German Planes
Raid English
Coast Again

LONDON, Dec. 19.-German air
planes raided English coast towns
tonight Some of the raiders reach
ed London where they were met
with a heavy fire. Numerous bombs
were dropped.
An official announcement of the
raid says:
Hostile airplanes crossed the Es-
sex and Kent coast about 6:l5
o'clock and proceeded towards Lon
don. Some of the raiders reached
the London district and dropped
bombs. Bombs also were dropped
in Kent and Essex.
Reports of casualties and dam
age have not yet been received. Our
guns and airplanes were both in ac-
ton"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
COLD CUTS INDIANA COAL
OUTPUT 225,000 TONS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 10
Extreme cold weather caused the
coal production Of Indiana to be
short 225, 900 tons for the week end
ed last Saturday, it was announced
Tuesday at the weekly meeting Of
the railroad men with coal represen-
taties and +. I. Lewis, chairman Of
the public service commission. The
committees report uf delays follows:
Time lost on account OF transpor-
tation difficulties-727 hours; due
to mine disability, 6S1 hours, and
the time lost due to labor troubles,
10 hours. Total time lost--1, SIS
hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
ICE CRUSHES STEAMER

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec. 10
A field Of ice which broke loose
two miles above here Tuesday.
crushed the hull of the steamer
Sunbeam. driving her upon a sand
ledge. a barge, anchored as a
guard TO the Sunbeam. was smash
Ell. The damage 10 the boat is es-
timated at $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
Cured His RUPTURE

! was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope Of cure was an operation.
TruSses did me no good Finally ] got
hold OF something that quickly and com
pletely cured me Years have passed and
the rupture has never returned. although
] am doing hard work as a carpenter.
There was no operation. no lost time. no
trouble ] have nothing 10 sell. but will
give full infOrma ton about how you may
ind a cOmDlete cure without operation
II you write 10 me. Eugene ". Pullen.
carpenter, 14O-D Marcellus Avl<Ie Nam
hs guam. y. J. Better cut out this notice
and show IL 20 any others who are rup1
tured-you may save a life or at leasa
stop the misery Of rupture and the wor-y1
and danger OF an operation. Adj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
ITALIAN AVIATOR MOUNTS
23,048 FEET IN AIR

ROME, Dec 19.-Lieut Brachpa-
pa OF the Italian army and a pilot.
recently attained a height Of 1925
metres (23.O4S feet in an italian
airplane, mounting 10 this altitude
in IS minutes. This is said here 20
be a world height record.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
HOT SHOTS for ST.

Child's zoe Flannel SIeepers,
for 5000. .... 81 90
Soc Crib Blankets, pretty de-
signs, = for .S1.OO|
$500 Suit Cases, large sizes,
special .........S 1.0O|
$500 Wool Scarfs, special
for 81 90
Child's Soc ROmpers, with
long sleeves, = for .S1.OO
Best $500 Carriage Covers.
pretty designs for S1.OO|
WOmen's 2-Pc. Underwear,
75c value, = for S1.OO|
Child's 75c Bath Robes, spe-
Cial. , for .S1.OO
Mems and Ladies' $500 I'm
breIlas, special for S1.OO
Boys Waists and Shirts,
special, = for ...S 1.OO
S1.OO Skating Caps, i'm all
coiors, = for. ....S 1.OO
$500 Knit Jackets, in black
and gray, for ..-.. St.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-19
XMAS WREATHS

We have 4 nice assortment %
Xmas Wreaths. ORDER early. VII
liams & Co.. 12s s. Moi lcaa -
A.. .61 -zn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

tiia uno GBtiitb oa5u in 2oiliS XIV.
go5u ein poor glcihgiilttge Stiible,
Gin @iitbcracItca nit elmer ituttliHen
Heibe bon gii6ern uno Ydnocn. Ole
ioQcn ounn ben glbenO uertiir8cn
9lua Spiclc itebeu BORT: Shah, 90.
nliao, 0ome, @tiible, 9elogcrungs-
ipiel. Go3u &oonof inO 3iuarren,
leihte mo idJmere.
9lm troulicbIcii obcr lit Der @infel
onl ISeuer. Cine Sdnaelampe &ar-
bi0fdt, oas mir nit weiBem Bopicr
ab0dmpiter idaoebt bort IN mil
0eis 2ibt. Sin rlmoeS Eiidd)en oar.
rnter. Sin 8milan5er ooncben ocr
lid auBcrorOcntlidj iuidtiG in(
proBid beniulnlt. Gr tliodt iuaO
fnorrt iBuier im0 fomnlt oireft aus
1cutic1lonb @noli1 Elm icbwelleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

Gin 5ei0groucr idlrcibt IN Der vi.
2fa." 9ouilcS, lonainn inllen bic
SIodcu. 6nlcn pcit0 5ui1rcn 1dpue.
iicrn agg 9oocn. Ger gsiio Der lcB.
tcn Togc III pcrwebt nod s9clteI
3nt Nejmot Bin. lluo ocn SdlamnL
2c6rt lmc Sumpi oectt oIcitmGBla
0cr 5dncc Wis title er Die leBtea
2c6niiidtc als itridc cipc Qiuttcr
ibrcm Ssiuoe 0ie Gccte 5ltrcgAt llnO
oag aiU0 Groe mar tront mo wun0
nou ua ocr gtot Der Belt Hn0 al
lenl &i unO uaenI Glen0. g2ieI
Sricoens6oien ialIca sic lSloden.
Ger leic5te syroit bat bie Shneelait
icilgemoAt. Sic liegt dui oen Stros.
00Mern oid1t uio idpcr 0aB pic
8euitcrnnoeu oeroust oarilntcr in pie
gpeite liorrcn. Sn 0ns ineDolids
gSciB, hs 0nbirL no Scr groue @irs
mel iinD sic SSiigellinicH III Gins Der
idlmiuncn lIa0 Oas lit beltc nidlt
melt. S9ie cnl yorban9 liegt 6 Dor
Ser 2anoltbait uuo man lit bente
nidt ncugierig binter i'm 5u i6oucn.
gluf Dem $oie iicbetl bic Eonnen IN
t6itIiAer %sadbt Abrc 3neige ientei
iiA lnter ser Sait rnO afr ibre gSas
Deln iiu0 NIT Ocm iciHea MeiB ilber.
ao0en. Glnfel upo boiicno leuc6tet
0oppiit4en Oas @rila eyinfell Dle-
len, gmmert 1tie9libc uuO &ot.
fc6Itbcn rippeu itb ami Den gteltcn.
bemeacu 5pitihcrnO unb picpeno pig
rnultTcn 20pihcn ols moltcn ltc
fin uAier 6uttsr oanlen. Gin paar
&paben larmcH Inn oen yiclt gri
ruSe api Dcm @ol8ltcg, Der pcrldateli
oner iIbcr ocu Sof fiibrt lno oeu
nAn milo perbiiQten SAmRb
s5uI geirfel aber itett cir fleinel
G5troub. 8rna mo geIiroiit ma
ieinc 9leiileiu inO trogeu idlcr iloii
un0 3nftnitSirob rpiH5igc Stnolpen.
Gs togt ip0t iHo buffet iriiD
ssaun ooB man lldb 5 perlieRt ~ oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

Der OipolL 6cn mir inl G1meineitoa
fonoen uno nun sur @SiirOc oes Do-
ieins crbo6eu; ieine gIoBe perbilIIt
mitleioig eine ouufle, Noaene Iede.
Ga laBt es iicb trallmcn @ei Eoge
iiebt man ourh bic 5cniter nit oar.
ten Observation-Disclosures aus 9luien-
itoff, glben0S ms Seuer.
ltno oa iii nod Elm aliugel5ug, ser
5ur &iide fiibrt 0ir birgt mertpolla
SdGse: eineu @ateaifo6, Die guten
Sacbcn, Die inns Die Snteuoontur lie.
fert iinO Oic @obet Oie man oits Der
Scimat crgalt ltuO alf sen aQocniei-
uen Tiilb itiftet gnd SAdbe pou
9anOescinfGuicn luie Stonleroei
un0 sNcin. Iaiiir gibt cs cinen eiee.
nen Seller oort lieoeu ou6 aori
toifeln lino Soblfopfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

tionSrGinc; nom erIteu 9lotDcrbon0c
(mit alien oft 70 ciuio1en uuo geiit-
rcihcn @e6clfSnitteln OcS ScI6cs)
bis arr 0cinot mo gSicocrgenciuug;
mir ic6en i'm gluicbhtB 0oron Oie @c.
itrcbiuNcn 5r io0iolcn SciIlmg ocs
&crlcBten.
@ns iih obcr bier in cinon Gob
5niommcrordnacn IGBt. lit III g8n6r-
belt MN Su b0iiiig Gin lanqer lm0 be.
ibpcrIidcr 2eioenSmeg, ser BON Sem
cinaelncn uidt pcniger Scloctnut
imO SelbllbiHgobe pcrlmgt pic scr
5dbc Sdiibcn0rabentompi. GicIleid)l
mlB man ielbit ihwer gclittcn bobcn,
Inn 5u UerllcberL mos cS allies por.
olslett i'm ouS ocu suiontmangc.
lhol'cncn aitsQeblutcten Gorpcrl
lpieoer lc6cnsfrohc. leiltungsIreuoig,
D'cnic9en 5n gciioltcn.
@ctBuDit aa@ in Scilung scr @nn.
Den.
Gic glcidc llmiibt ino Wlci6o0if
oie iidD int Sample 5eigt, 6ciudbri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

9IbenO Oa Snl 3inuncr praiieln
Iuitia Sic Sdcite i'm Sien. Ole
@ht gi6t eineu bebaelitben 1Mcin.
Gen b1tcn mir beute aud pcroient.
@ear6eitct baben mir, probiert lIuo
pcrsliMcn 30 Der Stoff 5ur @nnobes
Ilciolmg poNc pb Scr. Sin men.
troles@ dot idlien inls oas Bette.
gilOer oa3u fauocu mir IN @obens
ihriiten uuo MonatSGeften Habten
lie mii sic 2cinmono cDer poBten lie
hi Rabneu ans &ol8 oOer @irfen.
rinoe gSir teilten cine SAlafefe
ab. @ett ghraut iiao iogar Gin n
HchitiItb pritnten in oieier @dc. sc.
Ncn oos ,}iFner lit lie onrh Die
ounflc 2eiuuonO init i@6nDer5icrten
Sol3leiiien o6gctcilt. Sm 3imnIcr.
"a, mo oic lncilten tSeniter finn, iteDt
cine @onf il gie6cruieicr, Shreib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
9ic S6lncr 9lnSitclluug fir arices.
tilriurae.

o@er Oicie gIusitellung bctritt, ben
erioBt Der furdt6are Grpit Oes Gric-
gcS~. @lit Oieieu @orteu croiiuetc
Gbcrbiiraermeiiier @ollroif sic aol-
ner 9lusitelllmg fir &ricgshirIorac.
Sumner lpieoer miro Die 9Iuimerfiam.
felt ntf oas SGidiol Der 9crwlmoc-
ten bingelenft.
1oS cinbcitlidle 8iel ser glusiIel-
hmg lit, Die 6iiriorac iiir 0ie &ricgs-
DerlcBten bon 0cn 9lugcnblide al 81
Deronidoulidcla IN Dem iic Der Gani.
fGtcr otf Dem Gdlocbtieloc gcfunoen
bot. g9ir beQleiten iic alifibrem 2ei-
oenspeqe Ourb bic @erbanOspldgC
0es Hotcu StreuSes itnO Die Opera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

iid5 in Der Seilun0 Der @nnocn. llnO
Do Ole Wlenldbeit es nod nibt per-
nodt bat ocn, Sricg OH ii6 ous5u'
idlaltcn 10 1T es ecluiB meniHlidb cilI
Sroit Dob iid Der &ricasoerlebtc
nad ben S1reGcn OeS Samples IN
ser @ut Deritduoigcr 9Icr5te nnO
@ileger mie0er gcboraen ili9lel
fann IS lit ciu reiiloieS 3aiom'
menmirfen ser Scercs &ernoltitnqr
0cs picl0ciloltigen SonitdtSOierites
I'M 3ciGcn Ocs 9lotcn GrerBcS inO
DER priootcn Siiriorgc.Edti0feit. Dab
lid in Oicicr nStrieNSiiirior1e 9lNs'
ieain0" IN 30ln wiebcripiegcIt.
Die Seiuidlaiiung S1mcrpcrlct'
Ter lit ourd oic 5obIrci1cn n2o5o'
rctt5iige~ oes Tclliiben aioten &relj
ipeieutliA crIeidiat. @cniger be-
fourt III oaS icacuSrcid)e 99irfcn Der
1pc3iallo5orette. oic in icocm or
rneccorps beiiinntc @ottugen bon
&erlebteu iommcln mo pciterbc1all'
oelr Soldc Sonocr.2d3orctte OeS
Hotcl &relB bcitG6en ni1t mir iilr
@inarmiac inns &cinpcrlcytc. iie
lin0 audb fin 9luGcn. G6reu-, Sic
fer. INTO Shdoel .gerlcbte por6ouoeh
uno icten iid oon iort in Der iodl'
qcmdBcn S@ullng Oes @cneienoeII
iiir mas ucre @eriliSlc6cn,
SSn ser &olncr. glusiiellllng fnnl
man 5um @diprl ic1eu uie Ourd
cine Hei6e moAlii6crleqter 0pera'
tionen e. aclin9t, sen Sieit Ser SeB'
froft eines 5crit6rlen 9luge5 mieoel
ber5uitelcn. Soer wie BEL idmercd
&ieicr &crlceinacn ourh elm 81
iauncuwirfcn 0cS Gperateurs I'M
| oes 3abuor5teS nidt mir 0ie SeI
luna DER ihrctlidj flaffcnocn @uuO'
cr5ielt miro, ionocrH pe 9ieier iuil
3dhnc iuie0er cricbt m0 ourH Sailt
iibcrpilon'uug cntitcienoc Starter
/ ollf Gin Nlinimum 5urildgebrodt mer
Oen.
Ger wciieitc @cuu Der 9luSitellun
lit Den 49Srot5een" oen fiinilidel
@licOmoBen eingcrGlunt uno sc
gSettciicr 5miicbeu 0cn cinjclnen gu
itcHct fam oen GcrIcttcn iuir sun
Gorteil gcrcidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

Iic teiBbliitigiten aacr 5lamer,
oic 4olen, boben Is uebrere NiaIe,
unS tiers nit bcminoerusperter
Iapierfeit, beriudt, ooS oriidenoe
Sod Scr raliiic6eu Serrihait ab3u.
idiitteln. Ger critic crnitere 9Euiitauo
braA i'm @idr3 1894 aus. Iooclls5
Sloscius5fo, ocr SaMuIs an Der spite
Ocr o@rafoier Ssonfooerotiou ltano,
hiloetc ehic 2rgiou bon ungeIdbr
1000 aunr. Eie 9lusrilIlng Der
pohiicbeu 6rciitbdrler mar iebr llns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
&iidfcDr aus Scm Slriesc.
gOn aeiIeIIdmieS aeinrid eerldl.

o, wie Id6elt oas qaub 81 Sas oicielbe eroe
iipm iQie ciiii2
Nle SIarcn eiiser osu @imnel iie iiHseu IN
iciqcii Sarten
bonn iilen Slide ocS Erebcns, bon ggcy0cn
ltc 9iAbcn @arhcn
BON Jrelbeu rfiisii IN nir Sqcle, iDdme oib
riGt, nellt ~ meuit
gSciue ou elaqtds. .Iialouen 9riocr se'
gSie ou ieIher eqcadlet Gls on no@ baueteit
iraiiticl
5erwnpHcr Seller 1'e chit battt; oon i@rei'u.
oe @rarnieH serlDNiiten
iprdn9 nuf bic grbe, riB Neni6en nit IN bic
Nilila tileiit
6Srlt bl nctb iote ecr iigguenbc Son Der Sc
ffOiic il0er nd pfiif2
Alciniie bet S@reden 5a9lt on serprenaenoe
Genf ni6t-aaf eicb: e6moI0ru i'm 9Iaucu,
III ben BlunIeii Die gicncr
lluo ont oetl lcuntenocll Sleuen lpdnoelt en
iinacnocs Ghil
Oh, bu pll6IhcS StGbthenl 2ilb qriB i'd bon
ncinen Sobnc I'm lrem0cn eano;
S0re &rnae pldlNea aus nielncu Yllpcn ibr
Wld pdg eill ichpcno @eneihen:
Crib uHlcr &emi9loup, Sic qeimatr .limOrdus.
2radten Die SouS mIr uao pipiisn, bis uuicr
3ug cniIbmuan.
- @a.h, nimm mid rieoer ani, treib meue
CSeodfiieil mot npr ucd surid --
Sebc Gtnoe IN Geinfeit. 3entiWllnb, unu.
aut hen elrnen, unnbmicpe
Wld), Der ou ldcbelt nit fpcnenber Geelc ~
Seoer, Der bcinticbrt bonn Arieae
Der III i'm yteere her trQuernheu Wleuibbeli
eine leiIdbtenoc Sulel bon Slid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

neil sic iibcrpicgcuoc Mcbrbeit Der
fricgStiidtigen Sugcno aus 9uifiicJs
@oIcp lmter oen 6obncn 0es 3drcH
fGnlpien mus. Dluu trout iibrigcis
0ieien @lpB-&uiien nidt ic 5pei, 0rci
aus Eolen tefruticrte SjolOotcn mer-
Oen bon cinem edit ruiliideu Sol6o,
ten pGbreno Der SMlohten @efecbtc
uno 8orpoItenoieuitc iireng ii6cr.
maHt, Oanlit iie iih ia liht 0eul
3cinOc crgc6en. Cine crbcblibe 9lu,
5a5l oielcr ruiiiibpolniidcn 6einoe
er6itten uno cr6oltcn au9 oft peim
iic IN Oeiltihc oocr 0iterrcidiibe @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

General sSoboun Seinri6 Gom-
browsti Der inter Goscius5fo ntitge.
fdmpft bate, bega6 iib na9 oeiign
glieoerloge iii 8ouaporte nnd aSta.
lien ino errihtete sort cine pollriiae
2egiou. qInfang gtoDenber 1906
griin6ete er uicOer einc 2egion, I'm
0en polniitbcn Staat Dieoer bcr5u.
itellen es gelan8 ibm iie IN fur3er
Sriit auf 5pei GiOiiionen 5u bringen
nit Der CT bulo ii @nrj1au ein5o0.
Gin onoercr polnii6er General, So.
iepb Gblopidi, 5ciduete ii4 NIT ieiner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

oollltGnOig un0 ungleiAmdBig. Cir.
beitli6 mar cigentiidJ hIos Die ii
mebrere 3ipfeI auSlaufeiloe 0IiiBe,
Die in @ali3icn nod beute inter oem
gtarHcn naoufooeratfo" betaHnt it,
9)iit ieiuer 2cgion ibIug &oscius0fo
Sic woblgeiGqltcn G000 ruliiiden
5oIOatcn om A. 9(pril 0csielben Sab
res bel Nocloipicc, erlitt a6er ON 10.
Gftober irfolge Der oreiIah groBeren
lIe6crma1t Der 9iliien bel Waciepo.
mice cutc 9lieoerlagc. Der polniihc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

fangeni&ait aeratcn sic GrIaubuiS1
in Ocn 9teiben ser oIterreibii6el'
9lrnce gcgcn Die riliiiihe.5 5u fdmpien
Sn Ser 2egion limo ale 9olt@
ltanoe bertreten bonn SobooeligeH
ciS 5luH 2ouomanu. Dic iiberplr
gcuOe @lcbr6eit biloen iiingere 9tnee'
boriac Der 6iirQcrliben mo fleinbilr,
gerliden &reiIe. @s iino mei'
idlaHfe @eliolten, sic in Der idnui'
fen Uniform icbr biibid ousie6ell.
llnO iic fdmpien in fiibner Eooesper'
o9tlmg, gan5 mic Die Sc9ioudre pol'
cHeOern =. in @oli5ien in 9}uiiildl'
&olen rlw. bobcn iie 5obIrcibe Se'
peiic 0oiiir 9ege6cii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

iie fir iib aGein gegen ibren illrdt-
5aren grbfciuo, gegcn EuBlouO, Der
ald IN irieoliden 3eiten ouf ireie
politiiAe Gfeinln9SduBeruHgen iei.
her poluiiden llntertanen nit
3wauasarbeit mihmter au6 nit
Hem @alsen erlpioertc. 0ann ober
agiroe Die polniicbe 2eeion Sem otter
reiailchslnsariiAcn @eere augeglie-
bert nro 10 ibre Sdlaetroft erbobt.
59re 3obl iou ii1 icbt idou olif ueit
inebr ais 10000 belaufelt. glllein dltf
Gin 8rabes Seer lit nid,t 5ll rcchnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11

Der GOmmaHOeur mil ieinem Stn6e.
2egion namenili@ in Der @orihauer
characterization ppn 1S30--lS3
aus. Ger &eooIutiondr 2uOpie 2lie.
rotlaiusti ser bereitS an Dem e6en
el1pdbnten glifitoilo tciIgenoumen
bette, leitete Die Snillrreftion oom
Sabre 1916 lno fiibrte bel Der 9le.
pollution bonn Sabre 1868 ein Folni.
ideS 6reitorpS, uur0e nber all 22.
5ebruor bel EoOjceiouo geiWlogea.
Seitber iratel ieBt i'm @eItfrieg
5itnt eriten Niale wie0er polniiAe Be-
gioudre nui llripriingIid fdnpiten
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-06-29
Great Demonstrations By
Textile Workers And
PapermakerS.

"Wednesday evening the textile
workers who are on strike, together
with the papermakers who are also
striking met at Trades Council hall
and formed in line for parade.
With an immense American flag and
the banner of the papermakers un
ion flying at their head, the men,
women and girls fully FIVE hundred
strong, marched through High ST.,
across the bridge, up past the
Champion mills and back.
AS they returned they all li1ed
up on the Court House steps where
after a few remarks by district or
ganizer Chas. Vaughn, led by enc
of the girls from the textile work
ers, they all joined in signing
America. They sang this with such
vim aud vigor as TO be heard many
blocks away; and with flags and
banners waving, made touching
and inspiring sight
Tears stood in the eyes Of many
Of the onlookers present ard many
remarks were heard to the effect
that ii was shame that girls. such
as were taking part had TO strike
in order to compel their employers
TO pay them living wages.
On Thursday morning at II
o'clock all the papermakers and
textile workers again met for pa