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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
MARBLE HALLS DEFEAT
REDWOOD SUNDAY 6 TO i
Marble Halls will play at Redwood
Sunday, July 1.

Playing on slow, muddy field the
Marble Halls rOmped away with Rich.
wood to the tune of to l Sunday af.
ternoon at Washington park. The
Hallboys started performing in the
first inning, Boelter and G.. Richards
scoring. Two more runs were added in
the fourth by Keel and w. Richards
The couples were in order again, as G.
Richards and Molzahn scored in the
sixth.
A clever double just ordered for the
occasion was played in the third in
ming. Berger drove to center for one
base and stole second. Hose flew out
to Keel who doubles to w. Richards
on second, putting out Berger.
Fred Mas pitching for the Marble
Halls played a fine game, the visitors
being unable to see the slow one Fritz
was using all afternoon and with
which he struck out six men in the
six innings he pitched. W. Richards
holding down second was very much
in evidence, mailing everything that
came to his domain of shavings and
mud-mostly mud. Riley pitched the
seventh inning and was relieved by
De Bar.
Redwood has a good team and they
played neat game but they stacked
up against an aggregation that was
some better when they tackled the
Hallboys. According to the captain
the local boys are in for trimming
when they play at Redwood next Sun
day, but w. Richards thinks different
ly.
The details of the innings in which
the scores were made:
First inning. Perry grounds out tC
short. Boelter hits to short for one
base. G. Richards drives to center and
makes bag. Boelter advances to Sec
ond. Keel is out on a slow hit to first
Boelter goes home on an overthrow to
second and G. Richards follows when
another overthrow is made to the
third baseman w. Richards saws.
Only one man of the Redwood team
reached first in this inning.
Fourth inning: Keel makes a bag
on a hit to center. w. Richards hits a
single and goes to second, Keel camp
ing on third base. Molzahn hits to
advancing w. Richards to third. De
Bar grounds to short and w. Rich
ards goes home on an overthrow tC
second, MOlzahn going to third. Heck
stein sawed. Mas flies out to short.
With two out Redwood put two
flies out to short.
Sixth inning w. Richards made g
base on hit to short. MOlzahn hits
for two bags to right. Richards scored
on an overthrow to third and MolzahT
goes to third. De Bar grounds out tt
short, scoring Molzahn. Hecksteir
grounds out to first. Mas saws.
1t was one, two, three with Rich
wood in this inning as Mas arm was
in it's prime.
Seventh inning: Pat Riley started il
good shape. Knierin grounds out tt
short. Schultz hits to center for on
bag. F. Mccall hits to left for on,
base. Berger hits to center, filling tn
bases. Hose flies out to center, Schultz
bringing in the only run for Redwood
Tyson is out on a long drive to RICH
field
W. Richards was the only Hallbo.
to find sack in this inning and h.
was walked with two down. Keel end
ed the game by going out at first. TIL
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owners of Disqualification.

l have been directed to arrest and
prosecute each and every owner of a
dog or dogs in this city who has failed
commencing June /, 1917.
Therefore, Final notice is hereby
given that l am about to proceed to
arrest and prosecute such owners of
dogs, at once. Pay your license now
and avoid trouble and additional ex-
pense.
Dated June %, 1917
Charles Pieritz,
25-3t Chief of Police
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
MEETINGS

Tonight.
ST. Johns Church Choir.
Bricklayers and Masons Union.
Lincoln Lodge No. 20, K of P.
Harmonic Society st. Marks Church
Old Abe Aerie No. 1912, F. o. E.
Tuesday.
Watertown Chapter No. II, R. A. M
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
Wanted His Money.

A man walked into a pawnbroker's
shop one day and demanded S., be-
cause there was a placard in the VIM
dow that read: Look at this watch
for So" Il looked at it," he said, "and
now l want my money"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25

Error-Kingston. Two base hits
Eberts, Herman, SINNERS. Three base
hit-Schumann First base on balls
Off Henke 2, off Fiene l. Struck out
BY Fiene 4, by Henke s. Sacrifice hits
Meyer, Hughes Stolen bases-Ker-
nan, Kroy. Umpire-Schuler Scorer
Kuhn Time-1:35.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
Barn Dance.

A barn dance will be given at C. A.
Lapp's place, 31A miles northwest of
WATERFOWL on Thursday evening,
June %. Take road two miles west,
one mile north and half mile west.
Pat NeitzeIs orchestra, including
piano, violin, cornet and drums has
been engaged. Refreshments will be
served.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
STILL
IN WINNING
LUCK STREAK
TEAM STANDINGS

SUNDAYS RESULTS.
WatertOWn 2, GAINESVILLE 1.
Jefferson 5, Whitewater 0.
Fort Atkinson 7, Milwaukee 0.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-25
Safe Bet.

Safe Bet.
When the ages in marriage license
are stated as over eighteen for the
bride and over twenty-one for the
groom you can bet your sweet life they
are considerably over.-Atchison
Globe.
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RED CROSS
CAMPAIGN IS
NEARING CLOSE

Up to Monday morning a total OF
Cross fund in Watertown. The time
for subscribing is nearing an end and
those who so far have not contributed
are requested to do SO at once SO that
the books can be closed. Following is
the complete list of the subscribers UP
RI
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Miss Sarah Curley-------------s1O 90
Mrs E. Regan------------ 100
R. Achtenhagen- -------------- LOO
Mrs. H. J. Donner------------ LOO
L. C. -------------- LOO
J. H. Forbes LOO
VIM. H. Ster------------- LOO
Vincenz Kreuziger- ------- 100
Miss Celia Kwapil----- LOO
Mrs. F. nski--------------- LOO
Miss Charlotte Schlegel--------1 LOO
Mrs. NJ A. lenbeck--- LOO
j. L. Geer- LOO
Mrs. Herman Nowack----------- leo
Mrs. F. w. Lehman LOO
Miss Alice E. Krueger LOO
Miss Grace Perry------------- LOO
Mrs. W. o. Perry---- Loo
&c. N. Bruegger---------- LOO
Elmer 200
Lawrence w. Murphy-----2 200
H. j. Jungmann----- 200
L. w. 200
Frank Tercinski- ------------ 200
Ferd. Schmutzler---- 200
Miss Hannah 200
Herman j. GuetZlaH---------- 2.5O
Mrs. H. ]. Guetzlaff-- ESQ
S. E. Jones------- 500
Mrs. S. E. 500
S. E. Holmes 500
e. J. Brandt--- 500
- G. H. Lehrkind- 500
Miss Sophia Koehler-------L 500
! H. Wertheimer-------- 500
w. E. Brandt 500
G. w. Webb 500
| David Flavin- 500
! E. J. Carroll 500
j. w. Sproesser- ----------5 500
Miss Jane E. Needham- 500
&c. w. ---- 500
Miss NJ F. fy---------------5 500
WenZel t-------5 500
Miss Frances Skinner-----------5 500
tC. A Skinner----------- 500
Mrs. c. A. Skinner -------- 500
Mrs. Mary 500
IT. A. Wondreyka------ 500
Miss Mary odard----------- 500
IF. P McAdams---------- SOC
G. E. Bacon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SOC
Miss Ruby G. Elver-------------5 500
S. F. Eberle --------------5 500
John Buckley------------ 500
Charles observation-disclosures SOC
James w. Moore 1000
A. D. 1000
Nicholas Thauer- 1000
Capt. A. F. Solliday---------- 1000
Mrs. Jennie D. ThrOne----1 1000
John Schempf- ---------2 Is 0C
j. w. Wiggenhorn------ 1000
Chas. Fischer & Sons Co., $500
Col. A. SoIliday- 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. H Mulberger----- 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Woodard---125 O(
Barker Lumber and Fuel Co----2OO. Ot
j. i. Prentiss- ---------------- 5.0t
Mrs. Martha rentiss------ 1000
Mrs. Elizabeth Green---------- zoo
A. j. Bickner--- 500
S. M. --------- 500
w. c.. Stone 5000
w. H. Woodland 25.0(
Mrs. S. McCormick---- zoo
Max 500
Mrs. A. Cebell- ------------- LOT
w. A. Beurhaus---- 5.0(
w. D. Sproesser--------- 1000
D. & F. Kusel Co 500
Mary A. Buckley--- 1.0(
Margaret O'ConnOr- 1.0(
r. F. 1.0(
Mrs. R. 10(
o. Biefeld e 1000
Mrs. A. l.. fingers 500
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Sunday, July /, Jefferson at Water
town.
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You can have the union label on
your printing at the News office.
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Carp Shipment Sold.

The shipment of carp received here
last week has been about all sold.
There were 1000 pounds shipped in,
to be sold at five cents pound.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

rREDERICkSBuRt VA. pecempe:
School will close Tor the usual
christmas holiday on Thursday. Dc
,cr1bcr 20, at noon. Tho session VIII
resurne on Thursday morning. January
:. There will he a Saturday session
tho first week OF tho new year
rrc,ident Russell made addresses re-
Gently before the Teachers Institute
= Mount Jackson and Tins Brook.
The spirit OF Christmas has been in
INC air this week. At all it's services,
tho Y. w. G. a. mas had III mind tho
christmas theme. The vcsper services
Tho past week have consisted chiefly
IN the singing of some OF the Christ
mas carols and the reading Of few
carefully selected Christmas stories.
The services for the coming week will
continue the theme.
Miss Cannon led the assembly cX-
crcscs during the past week. The
subject of her chapel talk on Monday
was "rne Message of the Christmas
Angel" On Friday morning she Read
Van Dykes beautiful story Of The
First Christmas free"
The two literary societies held their
Join, Christmas meeting on Friday
evening. The program was very in
tcrcstins. consisting OF special Christ
mas music. rradin. from Dckcns's
christmas CdFo'$. dlh paper OF
christmas With our soldiers in
Franco.
Tho annual Christmas bazaar of the
Y. W. G.. \. was held last week and
proved 10 be one of the mos, delight
ful and perhaps the mott successful
one in the history OF the school.
The four booths were decorated ap.
propriately to represent the four sea-
sons. Tho spring booth, a bower Of
spring like beauty. was latticcd ar
ho- decorated with pink roses. and here
were to be found crctonnc and D-csden
articles. in tho winter booth, deck cG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

out with iciclcs. snow. cvcrsrccns.
white embroidered articles and towels
were on sale. while the miscellaneous
articles were TO lie found in tho autumn
booth. appropriately decorated in tho
fruits Of that season. and crochet ar
ticl"S in the simmer booth.
In addition TO these booths there was
Il most attractive Japanese booth. In
which imported Japanesc articles we're
on safe. Here also tea was served.
Misses Atkinson and iIouchcn. o! tho
faculty. assisted ;lc Y. w. g. 4. lend
trS in planning the details OF this years
bazaar. and &c thcm Is very largely
due the success of the undertaking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. Va December
l3.-Mrs. Emma n. Gravat. OF Wash
.rston. is visiting Mrs. Eugene Is.
Travis.
Mrs. r Il. Gin s7cn, part of this
wcch in f'eder ok burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Sprinkler. Of Moss
Neck visited MIR and Mrs. j. l.. .Ior-
dan this wtek
Misses Alice Richards and Mary FL
lott. students o: the Southern Scn1in-
a-y at Beuna Vista. have returned
home for the Christmas holidays.
Ma tor T. -. Cosh:il. who has been
sick for several weeks. is now able
10 b" out.
Lieutenant J. Henry Be2slcy after
spending several weeks here. left this
week for Camp Meade. Maryland
Mrs. l.. H. Travis and Miss Florence
1i!oaddus have returned from a visit
- Tnchmond
Altman Edwards. OF Richmond spent
q part Of the week ~ the home OF Dr.
j.. T., Butler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
MALE CHORAL SOCIETY
TO GIVE FIFTH CONCERT
Interesting Program VIII BE Rendered
NJ Jefferson Ts-MOrrow


nj Jefferson Ts-Morrow
Night.
Much interest is felt in the NTH CON
pltmentary concert of tho Richmond
Male Choral Society. which will be
given in the jefferson Hotel audi
torium tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
The society will be assisted on this
occasion by Mrs Horace Slater. con-
tralto. and j. Foster iiarncs. baritone.
two weli-known Richmond artists.
Admission TO the concerts OF the
Male Choral Society is by compl;-
distribution are now in the hands Of
Quincy Cole. and Mr.. Cole will be in
his studio a; 2es Ia S. Grace street. be-
tween the hours OF 10 and - o'clock
in the morning. and anyon" calling
can secure two tickets.
The program follows:
"America'
Part One
l.s"tomrades in Arms .......'. Adam
= Contrai;o solo, "CoriSanda.
sanderson
Mrs Horace Slater
. ca Shadow March ....Protheroc
OBJ Volaa Goa Song.
Arranged by Tuthill
Baritone solo prologue "PaE-
liacci ..............L eoncavalio
J. Foster barnes
bl keep Atom" .Jacobscn
Part Two
6 'lnvtctus" .................. HUM
:. Con;ralto solo.
Ca) Sunrise and sunset, .spross
Oh Lullaby "A Hush SonE).
e, An indian Lovers Song.
Mrs Horace slater
E. Gentle Friend Picrrot.'
Leoncsvallo
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kMba lcibcnkt 2ltncrika
ccMtlcbc Dampfcr!
Die beidlagHabmten bentideu $dii.
IL EHtcl sam nmiunit
Gasgelisiert.

8aoana. %. aaguit.-3n @esen.
mart 6es arieesietret1rs, General
Daartt, ionic oes omerifaniiden @e.
ianoten @iaiom 6. @ou8oles bat an
N}oatag 4rdiioaut 0(elocaI elm De.
fret mnter3eihnet, monad bic bier in
fuboniiden Sdfen beidIugnobmten
6eutI6en 9ampfer y8abaria". Gil.
oant" .a0eI5eio@ un0 n8ouitantin"
bon einem @eiamtgebolt bon etrDa
10000 Gonnen Der amerifoniihen
Geoiarunq itbertragen perOeu
@ejanoter @on8aIe8, als @ertre.
ter Ser omerifouiiheu 8unoes.
Sdiffs6e66roe, CAB auf Die 5rnge
mas Die 9~}egierltug Scr Ser. Stouten
flr Sic bier 0eltiden 9ampfer &c.
3ablt babe. CUR glutmort: ~abiollt
nidts. g8ie Der @eiunote meiter er.
fldrte betra6ts 8rditoent 03enocaI
6ieIe Griien uidt nIs Cbiafte, @el0
al %ber0iener, ionoern pie er IN iei'
mem 2efret berbor6ebt, ais D1itteI
gum qenleiniumen @itten Den Sricg
gegen 3eutidIau0 ST. einem iiegrei-
den gn0e 5t bringen
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gans Sic an6lenhanbIer ianen.

1ie hieiigeu 8oblenbanoler iiuo,
nie man iid 0enfen fam, iiber Die
1Yeftiebuug Der acknowledgements iei.
tens 0es 9rdiioenten nitt erballt.
erfIiren je6oh, oaB 6ieieIbe
fir bic bieiigen Goniumenten MIR
85c meniger betrogen Ditr0en. Sic
6erednen Dies folgeuoermaBen:
8eidfo6len aus Sainois foiteten
linen bis iebt $3.50 o6 Itine, no.
fir iie $3.50 Der Come bier er5ieI.
ten.-Mm febt mie rieitge &rofite
gernQtt nor0en iein mllHen-o6.
gleid Die 6erren MIR Soc @euiHn
bel 6ieien Qretieu n%usrefnen.
Run muiien Die SAMPLER pie iie ia.
gen, $3.50, alio Soc meniger sablen
-un0 oieie S5c fommen n1r nod
ibrer auHteIung Dem aoniumenten
3ugilte. Sic bcrgciien ieood, baB
Der grdii6ent audi bic 8roiite bet
6dnoIer reqcIu nir0, un0 Damn tpir0
Die 1ahe tpobl altoers ousidduen.
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,sredle Mntnnif6e.

Gonobu, 3. o., p. AuguF.-
8d6ren0 @. 6. 5tepens III Der bic.
ii8en Observation-Disclosures oen
G6or oirigierte 5eigte iein 5relino
g. 3. Gonltes 3Ipei glutomobiIoie.
Ben, uie ite 5teDens Iuto 8u fob=
rem ba6en. Die Manner botten err
fart, fie 6dtten Die @iaihine e6en
oefniit uno fonateu iie nidt in
Wung briuqen. g}ad0em 5ouIfcS
nit ibncn nod cine 9~robeiabrt ge-
madt bate, fu5ren Die 3ie6e IN
0Itli6er Gidtlng 0opon.
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gum 4no iberfahren.

g. 6. GosIer, Elm 8riidenbaiier
bon Council Bluffs, Der 500 Shtts.
man Ctr. mobnt, nilroe 0ienstng
abeno in 8dterloo. 9teb., bon einem
Bug iiberfobren. Der ieine Srnl m1o
icin ainb. bic i'm BORT beiudcn
moaten nIs 9oiingiere nit iid filbr'
te, @oSler elite, Inn redt5eitig ON
gnbnboi 8u iein ilber Die @elciie,
ais er bon BEN 9fGoeru 0es 3ugcs
eriaBt uuo 3ermalmt mur0e. I}an
fam iih Ben Sdred Ser beOnuerns.
merten 6rau noriteIlen. ais iie ibren
Mdnn, Dem ibr 9eiuf geIten iolte,
ais 2eide Dor ii6 fab.
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Die b5ie grpbibitiun.

3. g. Miner un0 Sic Qiubia1,
pelde in 5ilo-G mobo OH elmer Qpo-
tbcfe beteiIigt iin6. fin0 inter 9ln'
floqe, an 5olootan in Uniform
@bisfen berfauft 5u hnbcn, sic itc.
ben uater $1,000 gitrqidait.
Ger Garbtge 9}otbnn 9arnctt
uur6e IN Council Bluffs pegen iii.
geiebIidan @erfoufs bon @bisfe1
berhaftet, nodl0em or ourh mebrcrc
5auIie gum Salten gebrndt uorOen
mar.
Gronf 5aIlel liz s. Ctr, unO
0eiien aoHrpli8e gob Y}uQcn muir
ben feitgeuommen, neil iie einen I'm.
Qeieblihen @bisfe1bonoeL betrieben.
gle battcn innerbalb oes GaioIin.
behGlters einen Grtrubcbdlter nnge.
6ratt. Der 8hisfep entbieIt, Sen iie
mittelit zines Shlouhe5 Ieidlt elm.
idenfen mo berfaufen fonnten.
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Dcr 1or6Iiccnt Miro
Sic Sricocnsnctc am
&cnntao bcanttpcrtcn
EsntIhlnHA bait bic 3cit fit Srir.
Observation-Disclosures augea.
Idtinlid nod Hidlt fit &C.
fnHmcn.

@oIbington. %. augait -Grds
Tioent @iIion bat belite nit Der 4b
fnilung Der Arrtruort autf ben pom
Eopit qemadten 6rieoeus0oridllng
beqonnen. or Miro 0ieielbe ie0en.
inIls Dem aobinett ON ndhiten 6ret
to9 borIegen lino tie ON Sonntag
Dem @atitan iibermitteln. Die Be
bdiptlng oeg oentiden Geihsfan8-
lers Dor benz Geid8tdgsmtsIduB,
onB Genti1laub NIT Der Qbfaiirrg
hes Interchangeable nihts 81
tim gebnbt bat, miro bic 9(biaiilHg
Der antwort feiuesuea8 beeiHfIul-
len. gnd bot Der 9eiiimismus oe8
aonslarg betreffs zines uaheH Jrte-
bens bier feinerlet lleberraifung
berborerrufet. Germ bette Geltid.
Lamb etngeieben, 0aB Jest Der rid
tioe 3eitpunft oa iai. I'M Den 6rie-
Observation-Disclosures Dte @ege 5u
6obnen, 0anu batte bic 0eutihe Ge
qieruftg, 70 gIaubt man bier, ielblt
fleile Grieoenspori6Idge gen1odt.
90 bel 1T Ither, Ste goridIdge
oes Gnptes berubren In tetner @ei-
IL iere 9rin5ipien ilr pelhe bic
Ger 5taaten In ben arieg ga8oget
f9r
sie sorbaIsiefretdr ae0fielo
hber Sen @ori6loq BEG 9apites
0euft, aebt aus ei1am griefe on
ben 913ifiiten S. 6, 9a 3pfe,
Cat Grange, 81. terpor. Der
i'm n~nfaeforbert bate bic bon ga
ToGette eiugereihte 5rie6ensraio-
Iution at unteritilben. Ger 5efre-
tar iaqt inter ml0erem: gs gibt
III Ser @elt sDei fth 0iametrat &c.
oeniiberReben0e Soeale ndHlIih Die.
ieniqen Der alttofratie uno oieieni-
aen Der gemofrQtie. Geltidlano lit
Elm G1uber inter Ben gtattoneu;
amerifa fdnlpft eegel Die mlitdri-
Ide @lttofrotie GO 1T en- furhtba-
RET aon1bf; Die 4utofrdtie 8tttert
I'm Gan0e .tres 3uiatumetbrudS
ms gero0e 8u 0ieIer 3ett erbe6en
he in Iiitiger geile lire Stimme 81
ganiten 0erlelben.
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Sen. ccSae pcrtcteiot
ltrieositcucrucrl age!
Grtlart, Saf meme ariegsitcaeru En-
6uben merSen miiien nnO 0af Der
arieg gemunueH luerOCu mune.

9nihinqton, %. auguit. Sun.
0e5ienQtor Qo0qe, D}itglie0 Ser 4tas
ioritdt oe8 5iuan5fomitees 0aS bic
striegsneuer @orlage a%usarbeitete
griff 2a5oIlette ruegen ieiner geitrp
gen Ge0e i6ari an uno oerteioigte
Sic 9orLage. ST iagte, onB ole
arieq8itettern iebr bulo eire peitere
Gr90buug erfabren pilrOeu, menm
nift ieBt 10 ood i'm 2e5ember, uno
gu 0iejem 3met maiie lid and Der
Reidtum cine aonifriptiou sefallen
laiiet. 8ir maiieu ober uuier Sc
idQit un0 unieren ate0it aufrett
erbaIten, 0enu Ser are0it Der Ser.
5taaten lit Die grobe E~ragialtle Oes
ariegeg. @%ef16r0eu Gle oieien SIRE
Dit, Damn %gefdbroeu Gle audi Den
5ieg Der Aaiierteu.
lIn0 menu mir 0cn ariea nift
qefuimeu, nelln mir uns an GHoe
0~esIelben ouf oemiel6an 4umtte be-
fin6en, ME i'm CONNER 1914, Damn
mer0en mir sablloic 9tQiar0Gn mebr
a~ltsgaben mpiien, i'm fir 0ar ndd-
ten arieg gerilitet 5l jein. Der mad
2lniidt eiues bcrborragenoen 0eut.
Ihen Generals fomnaf miro lind
auf peld)en 3cutidlon0 it9 por3u.
bereiten bat. Gin Sieg obne einer
boaitdn0igen Sieg Der 4liierten
uno amerifus tit uHmogIid. Salt 0er
arieq anocrs aus, 0alru gclDdbrt
ms Die 8elt feinen Q[ob 5um le.
BEN
senat0r 3omusca6, Ser 5uinm.
men nit 2d5oaette ben 9tinoritats'
6cridt oes 6inau5tomitee5 uutcr,
5eitnet bate, ipra6 8eaeu Die @or
loge, in0em er ollsiubrtG: u01nn be
i6lagua6me ale &ria5sprofite, ebJ
man 0oS 9oG nit ain2m @enng be
iteuert; tuenn 0ieier arieg bon Oet
ariegsproTten abbdngt, OonH mir
Sc id ariegsprofite abidufieu, ebI
id geitatte, BOP Sem GoIfe aud mi
Elm Gent mebr StauGrn aufgebur
BET Dcr0en. Gieier arie8 lit nid
I popular; es lit eth uotlpcn0ige
arieg. Sd meiB es lit gefd5rIid
at iagel, oaB oeriel6e nidt pOpu
lar lit; has @er4alten 0c5 &olfe
8u 6enielben lit 0erurt, ooB not
feline G6oncen nebmGn f0nnea, "a.
Bolt nit Steuern gu iiber6iiroeH
mem ser 4atriotisnus oesieIbei
nift gIitbeio lit.
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ggsnipn 9imes@ ergcn geireinnss'
beh0rDe.

George {. QdDion. He0attear Der
.8elion Zines elmer 8ohen5ei
tung in Der @orito0t @enion, III aui
Dem arieqspfaoe un0 nil Is ocn
Mitglie0crn Der 9ienitbefreiungsbe.
b6r6e in @euiou ge6orig geben ct
iagt, oaB er nidt fir iid, iouoern
fir aHbere iprefen miro, mdbreno
Mitglieoer Der ge5or6e bebaupten,
0oB er MIR drgerlih ici neil er on.
aeiebt un0 Dos @eiuh ieiner 6ral
Inn 8ienit6efreiung niht ~genebmigt
Dur0e. Sun, Der Streit fam inter.
efiant Deroeu.
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BunSes 1cnat 5ic6t
Ole Reiten bcran!

8aIGinqton %. augiit.- 9efiir
lDorter elmer gr6Beren 9erm5ieDung
Ser rciden 2euta int 2anbe 8ltr
9edteuerling Ser ariegsfoiten &c.
nonnep 6elte i'm Sennt eiueu ent.
i6ei0en6en Sieg, ais itdl Oeriel6e
nit "a geqen ftiue @egenitimme
enti6IoB. meitere 40 @iaionen G0b
lars 0urh er96bte G~infommenitet.
ern mifpl6riuoen. Der 4Htrag mar
bon Seantor @errD geitellt norOen.
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I39-ein einfofeg WohffIei0.

2t3S-Gin einfode8 9odtfIei6.
Shnittmuiter in 5 @roBen: IL, IA,
16. IS un6 20 Sabreu. as 9orO
36.56G. M}ateriaIs fir t6.i0brige
@roBe ben6tiqt @reiS t0c.
2149- @1Gohen.aleio. Sdnitt'
miiter in 3 @roBen: A, 6. S, 10
un6 - Sobrcu. 3$4 9or6 36s80u.
91ateriol$ fir S.id6rige @r0Be BE-
n0tiqt. &rei$ t0c.
2160-g}G6fen aIeio. Shnitt.
muIter IN A @r6Ben: s, 10, IL umo
IA Sabren. 2 gar6 36.56d. 9}ate.
rails fir @uimpe unO AZ GARD
fir 6as aIeio fir t0.jdbriae @roBe
6euotigt. &reiS Zoe.
2132-Iomen aerrneI Shijr5e,
ShnittmuIter in A @r0Bcn: aIein,
mitteIgroB, groB uno ertraaroB. AZ
GARD 36.8oa. NateriaIs fir 9iitteI.
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Strcikkr0m0ne int
son Srancisec!

San 6raaci8co. p. Mig. Sn
neridiq0eacn Stootiailen far es
bertte 3niiben ~ltreifen0eu 5tsoBen.
Instrumentation ur0 5treifbteder1
iii Idlimmcn aranauen, ID bob Die
&olisef Bet 5tfltation faum gauad-
irn lit; 0ieielbe TIT Tint 200 uettere
MitqLieOer nerifdrft mur0e. 9fs IL
ltbr boratittags maren % 5traBen.
ba6nnugan bon ben Ru4et0rarn ser
Itort Uor0en.
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annifrintinnsnsnner in Saft.

9anftou, @. 3 p. auguit-
6ilfbuu6esampoIt 6idep trof 9iens.
lag noamittng aus &rtpp nit 16
junqen Qeutiden Elm, Die er bort
uegen @egneridoft gegen 0as Son.
ifriptousgeieb Derboitst botte. 9ie
6eitqeuon1meneu bottau cine 9eti-
.tion qeaen oieies @eieb u~nter3eif.
net. Gie erflQren, oaB iie So3ioIis
item uno @egner oeS arieges it1o
.un6 uurocn inter je $1,000 gurg.
.itaft geItellt Sim IA. 41guit mareH
.6ereitg is 2eute megen 0es gIeihen
ger6reaers in SAT- genoulnen NOR.
Den.
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Sinh pun alapperidIanae aeti

@oo0, g. g., p. augrlt-Gos
3|peiidbrige &6dterden oes iioDeit.
lid bon bier mobneu6en @bepaar8
Gabio e, Wtard mproe, ols eS I'M
6of pes 6alties ipielte, bon elmer
alapperidInnqe %gebuien. 66gIci6
ale MIR mo9Iiden @egenQifte anges
monot plrroen, itorb Die aleine nod
mehreren StuH0eH.