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Atlanta Wen Lonq Drawn Out Game

New Orleans, la. April 2I.-Atlaata won long drawn out game from New Orlean today, F to IT. Both teams rounded the ball hard, the twenty nine his allowed by the six pitchers incl9d. ing six triples two hone rms and three doubles
 Score R IT E. Atlanta ........l20 o2o 3-2-l2 l3 ? New Orleans ...1l0 003 52t--l1 f.. 3
 Brennan, Day, Fulenw der and D. cinich; Nroh, G. Miller, Ke ley and Higgins.
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PRESIDENTS
 ARMY BILL

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE.
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BASEBALL RESULT
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Vaughan in Fine Form.

Pitsburgb April 2l.--Vaughan's ef toctive pitching enabled Chicago to de- feat PittsUurgn today, 2to l.
 Score k. II. E. Chicago ........Oo1 0"l 000-2 s 7 Pittsburgh .....0O0 100 000--l ?
 Vaughn and Wilson Miller and W. Wagner
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis 3, Milwaukee 1. Columbus 0. Indianapolis ,. Toledo ?, T.ouisvil Q : (12 innings St. Paul 1, Kansas City 2.
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FOR RENT Unfurnished, 5-room mod eru home sleeping porch and garage.
 large yard and plenty oi shade, also well
 furnished rooms in homo with privilcgcs of kitchen and dining room, 10 minutes
 walk of postoffice. Phone llI6. 0-j-ti FOR BENT-Close in, modern furnished and unfurnished cottages. Phone 1929 or call Mrs. Joe stone. 4lj Guapaw Ave nuc. 5-3-u
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
St. Louis Blanked.

Ch caso, April 2t-Chicago made it two straight over St. Louis today. win hing 2 to 0. in a ragged fielding game. koob Was driven from the box the fifth when Eddie Collins singled and Jackson doabled. Chicago fielded sharply behind Faber, who kept the St, Louis hts well sea tered.
 score R II E Chicago ....... 000 110 00x-2 0 St. Lcuis .......000 000 000-0 4
 Faher and scha k Koob. Groom, Davenport and Severed, Hale.
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FOR SALE-Oue first class meat mar
 ket and one first class grocery and feed
 business; both good locations. Phone
 Merchants Association. 3-IO-tf FOR SAIE-Three tracts of land on
 Malvern road. between city limits and Country Club; one tract 20 acres one lg, and one acros: gas line crosses 10 acres. Inuuire Mrs, NJ J. Mooney. Route No 2. 2-l7 If FOR SALE-l5 year old horse and one 4-Neai- old horse. city broke: gentle driver. years old. Is combination sad de and drlVlng horse. inquire S54 Cen tIal Ave 3-20-u
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Giants Beat Braves.

New York. April 21--The New York Chants today came rigAt back at Bos- ton, winning the second game Of the series, to O Anderson permitted cnly two hits and kept Boston away from the plate notwithstanding his teams four errors. The Bo ton play ors wrangled continually with Umpire Quigley.
 Score R H. E. Boston ........ .0@0 000 0O0--0 c New York ......l00 0ol 00x-2 6 1
 Tyler and Gowdy Anderson and Rardcn
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Pitchers Pounded Hard.

Washington, April 21-'Four Aa.h- letie pitchers were pounded for fif- teen hits today, Washington winning, II to 6. and breaking losing streak that went To five straight yesterday. Milan made five hita in as many times at bat
 score R H. F.. Philadelphia 02t OH 01O-- 6 g 3 Washington ,. .O36 00l 0ix--i1 15 {
 E. Johnson, Ilill, Keefe. Seibold and Schang, Hale; w. Johnson, Craft and Henry Ainsmith.
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FOR RENT--1i room hSnse. kitchen and
 dining room. 337 Market St Call Miss Woolman. phone 630 $-4-u
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
Memphis Shut Out.

Memphis, April 21.-DObard failure to stop Marshall's grounder in the sec Ond allowed KaUfman. who had rlr- pied. to score and ave Nashville a r. too victory over Memphis today in game marked by good pitching and poor fielding.
 Score B II F. Nashville ..... .01o 000 oU0-l , Memphis ...... .0O0 00o 0OO-0 S 5
 Wells and Street; Aoyt Cy Mar, shah and Feu
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FOR SALE-Remington No. 10 type. writer. Phone l296 4-17-tf
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO.,, PRODUCERS OF GOOD GOODS ONLY. 4-t5-22-2e
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FOR SALE-NeW!y ;urnsh4d roaming house, cheap. See r A. Blahely. No. $ Canyon tree city. I-17-lWk
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

FO% RENT Nice front room in private tamly. Phone TIT. 3-2S-tf FOX RENT--Yoa can secure nicely fur niShed rooms with d private family by calling tcleohone 1858 223-t NICELY FUItNISnED ROOMS. rates reasonable. 132b Central Ave. Phone 57l. Steam heat Mrs. E. shannon.
 ll-1S-tt
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas 2, Shreveport | Wdcoo 6, For Worth {. Houston i. Beaumont [. San Antonio II, Galveston
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FOR SAl4E-Fif'een-ro0m, well furn- ished rooming louse; low renta.; fine location, snap. 315 Park avenue.
 4,22-1w
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ANNOUNCEmENTs
FOR scAool nIeEcroe

FUN 5ONOUL DTHEI UN. The Sentinel Record is authorized tt announce John F Disheroon for schoo director in the May school elections
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Our Bulgarian Bsttermillx is making Hoa Springs famous. We got $l0.00 for two quarts shipped 10 New Or leans. We are designers of Bulgarian kettles and equipment. We have two kettles in use and shipping two to New Orleans designed by Us anG man. ufactured by S. ]. Cochran with The Hamp Williams Hardware Co.
 4.15-22-29
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Miller,s Homer Wa sTlmelv.

'st. Loui Mo, April 2l.-'Long's s single followed by Miller's home run ir the fifth inning today gave st. Louis is thisd straight victory over Cncnr uati, 3 to ,
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FOR RENT

SIMANToN's Mud Baths, furnished cot tages and patching apartments. llg Ia |. vine Nlt corner Pork Ave. 2-8-tt
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PARK PLACE APARTMENTS l( Park Place. Phone 191l. Strictly modern
 newly furnished. hot and cold running water, gds, electric lights and bath
 Rates (mcludinE laundlN). Si and B. pel week 4-l-tl
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FOR SALE

FOR SALIj--Automoblie Overland road ster Electric starter electric lights, in perfect condition, The best bargain of the year if sold at once. See Bentley Ihomas at WOodcock & LaWNon A.lA. {
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cheap. piano. Party leav- ing the city. Phone 1900. 4.1S.1wll
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FOR RENT Fverooom house, nclud-
 ing bath, hot and cold water; lights and gas: on car line Rent SIC per month. Phone 313. 4-21-tf
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MISSES HOSE. IS

WIooEo HUoEI T5c. Misses light weight Ribbed Hose: in blac or white: all sizes; first quality; actuall @orts 25c pair. Special .............f5,
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FOR RENT-Furnishe 4-room cottage gas, light and water Call 1929 Cen tral Ave 4-14-tr
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14

The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade"
Printers Ink.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14

ienonna mad, oen Scr. Staatcn frci.
gegcben hat.
SSGbrenh iebt Die taalid)en britt
IdJcn &ricgstoitcn 39 Williuucn Gol.
lars betra9cn, idDuIbet Guaano ben
Der. Staaten lett bcrcits 1000 Ntil.
ltpncu Collars, (llno mie picI, bis
Der Arieg nurbei iit?- Sic SdDriitl, J
Sn Sblcngp babsn &ertrcter lri-
! ider &crcine in Den Scr. Staatcn
9iciplntluucu angcnOmmeu, in oencn
Die Sorbcrmng elmer unabbaneiaen
Negiernna fir Srlano geitellt miro.
Die Snnoesresicrnng brnudlt fir
S3, 100000 Nr5ucimittel, allcin Der
Iabresfunuent amcrifantidrr Npu.
tbcfer .Gbemifer hat erfIGrt, ielbit
lpenn cs mOgltdJ ,uare, oaS Rpbmates
rial onf5nbrIngen, 10 milrben alle Sas
brtfen 3nlammcngcnUmmen nod iiber
Elm Sabr 5n tim baben, nm bic &c.
1tellnngen amssnfilbren.
Gte canabiidDe Jtegiernng beitebt
anf 3luungsansbcbnns. Snfplge Del.
len hat ii. Il. StNatsIcfretGr =. Bate.
nano ielne Heiianatiun einocreidn.
Die &erlubuno oes bnlaariiflen
Gronprln5cu NIT Der Ertn3cliin GUT
oeltnoe, Der jilnNiten Sodytcr oes ST.
nias Euomi9 bon Sapern, iull bepprs
ltebeu.
NelomarIdlnIl Dpn Sinncnbnrq bat
angebltd, an ocu Eptsoamer Gcrbano
fir cinen OcntIdDcn Sricocn telegras
pbtcrt
sd bin i;dper, bnf bic glrmee nnb
oas &Dlf 3uIammeuhalten umb ourd)
Die itarfe Snnb nnieres anGbigcu
GnIiers jcocr W0d)t auf Grben aeocns
iiber Den tSricOcn er3luingen perben,
Den GentidDlanb ,uiinidlt, 10 baf Der
gc9eniuGrtiae &rleg nldDt umionit &C.
fGmpft muroen it,"
Ter d)inciiId)c Eremier bat iid un-
gcbltdD aetuelgert, baS Scfret CUR Nnf.
lOlnng bes Enrlaments AT unterseid=
neu, uie Dpm Erdiibenten 81 Snam
Sung ucrlanQt lunrbc. gSeun on8
Enrlamcnt aufaclOit lpiro, fam fir
icdDs YtOnotc fcin &rieg an Gentidts
LAMB erflGrt Ueroen.
Im &crlanfe cines SSntcrpie,uS bat
!. StannlnM Der bGniid)e Miniitcr
Ofnc Eortcfcnille II. TIbrcr Der oGni.
idDen So}ialiiten, crflGrt, baf Die
&cr, Staaten tHrc Nrjegs5iclc (iieGe |
gSaiblngtOu SricD aan5 umionit Oers
OffentlldDt bGttcn. rEbr Arie9 iei ein
(JortietunQ ouf Geite s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14

England expects that every man
will do his duty'
That is the word: DUTY! - Until
now we have heard but very little Of
| DUTY. We have lived for "our rights
-" our privileges tour liberties ~
i But duties we left to policemen and
soldiers whom we hired so far whenever
occasion required But since the stern
call Of duty comes to ten millions of
men at once, the rest of us will find
more ''dutiesn than "rights' in the
near future; and a good thing it is for
our nation once more to bark back to
our first principles, to the cornerstones
of patriotism:
DUTY LOYALTY OBEDIENCE!
Liberty and Fraternity and Equality
are fine in the piping times of peace,
but wars have been won only by Duty,
Discipline and Obedience - since the
times when the Roman Legions CON
.quered the world until to our time when
these words, ingrained in the men of
the Central Powers, have enabled them
to hold their own against a numerical
of ] .
For a hundred years German speak
ing people have furnished the most
valuable portion Of immigration and
because Of their splendid virtues and
their training they have not only OBJ
served laws and respected authority
but they have always done their duty.
The pages of our American military
history are resplendent with the names
Of German soldiers from the wears of
our Revolution in 1776 up to the pr3
sent time. In our Civil War for instance
not less than 4S generals of German ex-
tention fought for the Union. We
furnished $4,000 volunteers 10000
more than our proportional quota -
And never Benedict Arnold amongst
them. Those men did their duty to
their adopted country and we of this
day we will do likewise whenever
duty calls.
oDedlehce TO the law is the most
distinguishing characteristic of the
German Race. Schiller, the greatest of
German poets says in his song of the
Bell:
Coincidence is the citizens dutyl"
No English or American poet in my
judgment ever wrote a line like that.
In such spirit we are prepared to
take up the impending burdens of the
war being confident that our loyalty
will bear the acid test of blood and fire |
in 1917 as well as in days gone by'
The latest report Of our Federal De- |
partment of Justice refers to the pro-
secutiCn of some 12n cases of aliens; |
but e to my knowledge at least no
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14

case has as yet come up that a German
American has been found guilty. -
Notwithstanding all this we often meet
misguided spirits who assume that be
cause Of our mastering more than one
language we must necessarily be trait
ors - and suspicious characters. To
such | desire to call to mind the follow
ing extract of President Wilson's speech
of April 9th:
We are, let me say again, the
sincere friends of the German people,
and shall desire nothing so much as
the early reestablishment of intimate
relations of mutual advantage be-
tween US, however hard it may be for
them for the time being to believe
that this is spoken from our hearts.
We have borne with their present
Government through all these bitter
months because of that friendship,
exercising a patience and forbear,
ance which would otherwise have
been impossible.
we shall happily still have an
opportunity to prove that friendship
in our daily attitude and actions
toward the millions of men and
women of German birth and native
sympathy who live among us and
share our life, and we shall be proud
to prove it toward all who are in fact
loyal to their neighbors and to the
Government in the hour of test. They
are most Of them as true and loyal
Americans ab if they had never
known any other fealtv or allegiance.
They will be prompt to stand with
us in rebuking and restraining the
few who may be of a different mind
and purpose.
/ never was an admirer Of President
Wilson. But I do say now that these
words mark him as a farseeing states
nan. 1t is an utterance worthy of the
great heart of Abraham Lincoln.
In my own proclamation Of two
NIFh0 SiSo l. 5diH LldL We "puiu hdhC
Tune 5th the ''Loyalty Day" Selby
till owes the country. I have taken
advantage Of to-days public occasion
o set forth in plain language how we
eally feel
We know we are at war with Ger
many, but there is no room for divided
allegiance. Whoever is not with Anne
lea is against her.
We have made our choice without
esitation; and while we do not feel
Ike rejoicing and celebrating we are
owever in DUTY, LOYALTY and
OBEDIENCE prepared to serve Loyalty
he country Of osr adoption and to
tand by the Stars and Stripes forever
nd forever.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14

I Der neue Miniiter bes slusu6rti
gen, SereldDtenfp, Der ein ldlluerrei
der tletnruiiiider Sueerfabrifaut lit
lulro ais geriebener 8eihaftsmaur
nno 6lnan5ler, Der aber fir ieiueu
leblgen Epiten uollig nneeeieuet lei
d)nraftcriitert.
Glner Der itarfitem Manner BET
nenen Heoiermns tit Der Nrbeitsmini.
tier Stpbelciu. Die arbeiteuben Glal.
len folgcn linn b!inblinas. Gr bal
Sr. Mllnfou geitiirst nnb nrbeitet Of,
fen anf elnen Separatfriebcn mil
GentidDlano bin.
Gas SttmmredDt mur0c an 1SiGl.
rl9e innge 9iuiien perIieben, neil
Smnglinge bon Is 9abrem smr @er,
tetoigmns hires 2anses fampfen maS
lnfolge SeiIen aud, AIitiide Tedyte 5u
beaniprnhen baben.s
Sine balbamtlidh ScpcIdle> aus
@icn ertldrt beu 9sefersburoer Serid,t
tnr crfnnoen, Ceiterrcidl-ltngarn ha.
be cine S1eeres- 0epntation nadp Ee.
terabnrg 9eIdDtft, nm oprt Tricoens.
nnterbanolnngen init ben ruIiiid,en
SehOroen einsnleiten.
Sann miro mteoer Uon Eetrparnb
9cneloet, oas oentIdDC C6erfummau,
DO babe cine rorabtloic SepcIde" an
Den Nrbeiterrat in 9lnRlano aeianbt,
nm ooen Hufen einen 9lusluea an ei.
mem ebrenhaftcn Iricoen 81 aeiaeu
nno aud, 'ule ite ben Nrieg einitelleu
tonnten, obne nit Der Gntcntc su bre-
dlen." Ter &oridDlao ici abcr eners
0lldl abeemieien ,uproen, meil Nui,.
lanb fpiiie, baR bie 9fieocrluoe ieiner
&erbnnbeten bic Nieocrlaee 9inR-
lambs nno bas Gnbe ieincr pplitiId)en
ISrclbeit bcbenteu iuHroe.
Die Iufltanbiaen BON arunitaot
baben itdD nnteriuprfcn; nadl elmer
anoern. 9'adlridDt babcn tie lid, a6cr
itid)t nftermprfen.
(SO, liebe Geier, madDt Sud- Nun
lclbcr etnen rnIiiiden &erId, barauf.
- Cie Shriftl.)
Sonoon, IL. Snni. - 9us ameri-
tanlIfe ScgeIidDiff oWaonns Man,
ion" lit bon elncm bentihcn ltnterIce.
boot Oericnft mOroen. IS alma nu.
ter, nodDocm bic Scmannnng cs bcr-
laiIcn hnttc.
SSaIbln9tOn, IL. r}nni. - Ias
Staatoocpartement m0dDt befannt,
0nR C8roRbrltnnnicn $4,000 8alleu,
unacfabr 16,OO0,OOO Hfnnb, anitro-
lliher Mslle fir Die iOfOrtiac ltcber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14
FARMER unb 2ibertD Souos.

@ir entncDmcn ser ct. Saul
uNolfS3eitltug folgcnocn benerfenSs
1ucrtell 9Irtifel nebIt HeIolutionen Scr
~SSormcr3' gfonportiiun 2eague":
Goriiter 8. $. Nid) bon ser Bum
6c3-He1erpebonf in WtinneopoIi5 bot
ocn 8ormurf erboben, Die v9tationale
Nortetloienligo" 1ei Shulo oaran,
oaB bic tSatmer iidj 10 srnnbiGblidD
ablebnenb eeeen bic 2ibertD- -gunbau-
ielfle berhielten.
Gem gegeniiber erflaren 8eonte
Ser 2igo in Sarge, sc. @, boB lie
ourd)altS nid)ts 9e0en Ole Inleibe ein-
pmenoen bdtten. S5bre 8eonten BE-.
hielten iih ie0oh oa5 9fcht Dor, 0ar-
nlf hin5ulpeilen, ouB e8 beIier lei, sic
bereits an9eiammelten Heidltiimer in
ben CtenIt bes Grteges su ltellen, oils
fiinfttae Weneratipnen Dpn Slrbeitern
oamit su bclaiteit. Iie groBen &rieg8-
pr0fite 11n0 Ginfilnfte Iollten beran-
qe3ogcn ner0en.
en- Observation-Disclosures ser 81
ga 1tno NcIplntipneu folQcnoen @ort=
lolttc& nnaennmnen mor0en:
o2Hir ltno lmnbGn0erlid) 0o0eQen,
,oaB Die 2lftiondre bon Brlpotforporu.
tt0ncn nod ipie Dor Hieienprofite
etnItefcn, mGhrcno o6ne6in ihleht
be3ahltc 2lngcltellte beioer 8eihlehs
ter ge5iunngen merocn, &riegsbono5
81 tauft11,
,,Entrioti8nll5 perlangt sic Wtits
billie lcOe5 Gill3elnen nnh WtoBgabe
ieineS a0nnen5. WfGnner in ocn
arieqs0ienIt 81 5lpdn9en uno ben
blltbeflcdten, aus Der leioenoen
Menihheit heraltsgeidlagenen Neih.
tum au53unebmerl perIt0Bt gegen ben
8eilt 9InerifoS unb ni0eripridt Den
sSoenlen Ser 0eluofratie
Erdiioert Sopnlep Ser o9tonparti-
ian 2eague" bat fein unpatriotiihcs
Wort geduBert, bof bat ct Sen Sar'
mcrn eeraten, ibre Maidjinenidmlbeu
su be5ablen nno etiunige lteberId)iiiie
snm aanf beTerer Maid)ineu, beiIe. |
rem @iebs uno Siingers 81 nerluens
ben.
Giele Tormer, 70 beriid)ert er, sob- |
len 10 Fro5ert 2inien fir 6ppothe.
ten on oie &apitaliiten Der 8roBs
1toote, Gabei betdnen lie niht bie
hoben Nreiie, bie oas GubIiflrm sob.
len ntitIie Sic ieien ge8ipltngen, ibre
Sruht 81, berfaltfen, iobalb iie geern.
tet Iet. Ser SapitoIiIt Itede oen ge.,
Daltigen Ereisullteridieo elm. |
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Mbbanfun9 &pnitantims
Aud Der 9riee aronprins bat abgoan Neues 2ftombaroe=
nent 2onbons - 2Settere Gautbootoper - gts genern
morgen 1646 Vftlionen ,2tbertp Bombs" etnge5ablt
SSiliom mat,t bic Sariees5iele betannt.

6iinf5ebu bentid)e 2nftIdyiifc bonn
tnroterten geiteru pun Neuem oas
S1tenoe pon EOnbOn. Nufcr gemalti
gent Sadidpaben tunrocn 81 Eerlu
nen getDtet nnb 67 periuunoct. Is!
tanoen beftlge Guftfampfc nit britt
lhcn 6ltegern itGtt.
&Dn elnem ocntlheu llss'uut Der
lenft funroe Der britiId,e GnmpIel
gNnglia", 1902 Sunnen, ouf oer
Sabrt BON Suitun nad) Giperpuul. Gie
ncrIentte Saoung hattie cincn @eri
pun $2,OOO,OO0.
Ter fran5OiiidDe SranspOrtoampfcr
vSeqnana", 55S7 Sunnen, umroc
nOn einem ll-Suut perienft. 19G
Wtann fnmen INNS Seben.
Gte ruiItid)e MiIiOn nod ben Der.
Staatcn lit lit einem Safcn bcs Sti!.
len C5eans anf Dem @csc nad) @alb=
lngton au9elaugt.
Sts geitern Worocn II lI6r belle
fen iidp bic 3eidDnnngen fir bic yErei-
belts sSInleihe" nuf 1916 Wtiuiuncn.
IS teblten bis nm beiagte Stunoc alIu
nod 354 MilliUnen.
Gie 3nitGnoc in NuRlnuo fanu
man itd ielber ausmalen, ucnn man
ndl folgenoe NadDrid)teu nor Nnacn
bait:
Wan iptll ben abgeiebtcn Gar ms
WefGngnls ucrfen.
RnIIiidDc Seelcnte meutern.
Weneral 9llcrcieff, Eberfumman=
oierenOcr Der rnIiiidcn Nrmeen, bat
reitgniert.
@eneral 0urfO, GOmanoenr Der
StreltfrGfte an Der iucitlid)ef rniii-
Iden 6ront, hat iuieocrnm rciigniert.
Ste CriglnalOertrGge, welhe slpis
idDen HnRlano nno oen @eitmGd,teu
ieit 1913 abgeid)lOilen murbcn, iino
aus bem Nnsiuartigen 9lmt in Ee-
terabura uerIdDmnnoen.
Ter &un9ref pOn 8nncrnoeleaatel
oon gan5 9tuRlanb hat iid, Der 8elue=
Qnng fiir bic GrridDtnng elmer Hepuy
bIif in 9tuRlano anoeIdDluiien.
Ter Erdiioent bes Grefntip- -Nn6-
idDnIIes bea Nrbeitcr-&on3ils lu0Grcno
Der NepOlntion BON 1905, Sruitalcff-
ytoIar, hat Die OOlltge Sclbitanoiafeit
oes Se5irfs pOn EereDasIop III Glein=
rnRlano crflGrt uno erlanbt nid)t ein=
mai, oaR III Oieiem Gtitrift HrObiant
an oas Seer aeidDitt miro. - (Sm
NoOcm6er 1906 mnroc cr nadJ Sibi-
rlcn perbonnt, no ea Inn oclona, ei-
men Strcif Der 8cfangniSlpGrtcr 5u
Organtitcrcn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-06-14
Patriotic Day at Selby, S. D.
Address by DR.. BELL.
On Registration Day, June 5th.
(Siebe Seitc ,. 5. gI.)

Ladies and Fellow Citizens:
greet you and as the official hcaG
of the city [ extend to you the city.
welcome and thank you for your pre-
Sence which | take for an expression
of patriotism and not as a mere attend
ance at free show. In behalf of the
assembled [ extend also my thanks to
the opera house company for putting
this building at our free disposal
We meet here, as recommended BY
the National and State Council of De
Tense in order to observe this memor-
able day in a festive manner. Today
the Nation is at War! Our President
has called ten million men-the flower
Of our American manhood and we
have assembled here in order to back
up, as a Nation, both the call and its
answer of initial sacrifice.
1t is proper and most fitting that we
take pause for brief moment to con
slider the significance of this dav. -
June the 9Th, 1917, will ever be a me-
morable day in the history of the L. s..
A. The Importance and the inner mean
ing of this day is greater than we have
any idea of now. Constitutionally it
marks the time when we threw aside
the policy of George Washington, and
forsook the time honored traditions Of
the founders of this great Republic -
and institute what may be the begin
ming of a militarism as great or even
greater that the one we set out to
fight, But if fight we must - let US
fight to win. That is the only way.
Politically this day marks our en-
trance into world politics and into that
Concert of Powers where machine guns
play first violin and l3 inch mortars
sound the basso. We are going in with
millions of men and billions of money.
Future generations will ever remember
the 5th of June, 1917.
We are assembled here to-day to
prove that we are loyal sons of a great
one of US ready to do
his share; "his bit' as the common
phrase runs now. I don It like this
phrase. I like "his share better and
know Uncle Sam will see that it is a
fair and square share. But the more
expression needed are the
words ny Admiral Nelson, when at the
o""inning oT tie battle of Trafalgar be
aHne the signal 70 tho breeze:
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