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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17
WATKINS-McTYRE.

Miss Lena Watkins and Mr.. S. H.
McTyre were married Sunday after
noon by Judge Greer at his home on
Washington Avenue.
They were accompanied by Misses
Annie Watkins and Ruby Hardage
and Mr.. Charlie Strickland. The
bridal couple are from the vicinity
Of Mt. Calvary Church.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17

There are nasturtiums. petunias and
other flowers in full bloom and the
place is a beauty spot indeed.
Little ]. H. Barnes and Lewis Hib-
BILE were scouting around the base of
Kennesaw Mountain about week
ago VIXEN j. H. cut a cash with his
scout hatchett just below his knee.
His companion bound his leg both
above and below the cash with their
handkerchiefs to prevent loss of
blood. After the injured boy reach
ed home his parents dressed his
wound and he is now recovering al
though he had to stay in bed a few
days.
Mr.. r. E. Kemp, of Commerce, a
brother of DR.. w. NJ. Kemp, has been
on a visit to relatives in Powder
Springs and Lost Mountain and is
now in Marietta. He is accompanied
by his sister-in-law Miss Ivanora Neal
and his daughters, Misses Ebine and
Sourielee Kemp. Although he has
been away from Cobb thirty years
he is still loyal to his boyhood's home
and friends and renewed his sub
scription to his home paper for the
31st time.
Mrs. Howell Irrelevant compli-
mented Mrs. Frank Hazlehurst, of
Macon, with bridge party Tues
day afternoon inviting to meet her
Mesdames Campbell Wallace, Jr.,
Ed Massey, Will Eph Roberts, L. d.
Hoppe, Will DuPre, Bolan Brumby,
and George Welsh. The prize, fan
cy basket of asters was awarded Mrs.
Bolan Brumby for the highest score.
After the game Mrs. Tom Wallace
came to enjoy the refreshments with
the others.
A trio of Warrenton young men,
Messrs. Clark Cumming, Carter Shir-
ley and Bert Anderson, who are on
a motor trip to North Georgia, spent
several days in Atlanta last week and
came up on two visits to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Warren whose pretty daughter,
Miss Annie Lucia, spent last spring
in Warrenton and made countless
friends there. Mrs. Warren invited
Miss Eloise Carnes, Miss Lucy Cole
and Miss Mary McKoin, of Danville,
Va, who is visiting Miss Clara Thorn
ton, to dinner to meet her visi-
tors.
One of our beloved ministers is
the fortunate father of bright, lit
tie red headed boy who is the pet of
the town, but this time it is his little
sister whose brightness is to be motto
ed. Our little red headed friend
came into the house and found his
mother in tears over the misfortune
Of her brother in having his home
destroyed by fire. He asked his
mother if she had talked to God
about it and upon receiving an an
swer in the affirmative, he decided
that he would do the same. When
he arose from his knees, his little
sister entered the room and he told
her that his uncles home had burned
and that his mother had talked to
God about it and that he had talked
to God about it and she must do the
same. But imagine his surprise when
her answer came "Well, there is no
use, if you have talked to God about
it and Mother has talked to God "a
bout it, won't do it, don't see any
use in worrying the life out of God
about the thing"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17

Misses Edna and Marcaline Gill;
land, of Alfalfa, Ala, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Moore.
First Lieutenant j. Guy Roberts
left Thursday for Cambridge, Mass,
where he will spend Several weeks in
special training in trench warfare.
He will stop several days in New
York City on the way there.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17

with Mrs. Holland.
Miss Mary Willis Lovelace is on
visit to New York.
Miss Julia Green visited friends at
Fair Oaks on Sunday.
Mr.. James Coryell has returned to
Chattanooga after a visit home.
Mr. ]. t. Murray has returned to
bis former home in Pulaski, Tenn.
Miss Isabelle Amorous is visiting
Miss Mary Thompson in Atlanta.
Mr. w. ]. Pearce has returned from
business trip to Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. J. H. Ash, of Oliver, Ga,
enent Friday with Mrs. Eloise Easter
lin.
Miss Julia Anderson spent Tuesday
in Atlanta with her aunt, Mrs. John
S. Gambler.
Mrs. Tilden Connor, who has been
quite sick, is recovering.
Miss Lucille Law left Wednesday
for Columbus to visit Miss Julia Will
lis.
Mrs. Glenn Giles spent Monday in
Atlanta with her sister, Mrs. Richard
son.
Mrs. R. M. Wade has returned
from a visit to her mother in Madi-
son.
Mrs. John M. Graham is able to
be out again after a painful i'll
ness.
Miss Rebecca Cole is able to sit
ND after tedious attack of Ty-
phoid.
Mrs. Bessa Lasseter, of Atlanta,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. A. A.
Bishop.
Mrs. S. A. Garwood, of Carriers
Vile, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. J.
Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Woodruff have
moved from Roswell street to Dixie
Avenue.
Mrs. l. A. White is expected home
Saturday from a visit to Birming
ham, Ala.
Miss Gertrude Bartlett, of Allan
ia, will spend next week with Miss
Lucy Fields.
Miss Allene Fields is at home from
Hampton and Miss Emily Griffin will
visit her soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lyle have
moved to Mr.. Tip Rogers place on
Roswell street.
Miss Katherine Kirkland, of Oak
land, Ala, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
George Roberts.
Mrs. H. J. Bond, of Lloyd, Fla,
has arrived to spend a while with
Mrs. Enoch Faw.
Little Miss Josephine Bennett, of
Atlanta, is visiting Mrs. E. A. Gray
on Kennesaw Ave.
Mrs. Louise Matthews of Allan
ia, will spend this weekend with
Mrs. John Cogburn.
Miss Mary Williams, of Fair Oaks,
is visiting Prof. L. NJ SpruelPs fami-
ly out at College Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Settle, of At
Ianta, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Latimer.
Miss Josephine Clarke is at home
from school in the University of Wis
consin to visit her mother.
Mr.. Sam D. Rambo will enter the
next training camp and will be sta
toned at Fort Oglethorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Stephens, of
Hampton, spent the weekend with
their sister, Mrs. j. B. Delk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ulm and chill
dren are spending awhile at Piney
Point on the Maryland coast.
Miss Harriet Maddox, who has been
IN Jacksonville, Fla, has accepted a
better position in Greer, S. c.
Mrs S. B. Swetman and daugh-
ter, Miss Isabelle, of Slidell, La, are
the guests of Mrs. E. l. Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brantley, OF
Elackshear, are expected soon to Vi
SIT their sister, Miss Sallie Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bruce, of Alphar-
eta, spent several days with Mr.. and
MIS-. Homer Hyde the past week.
Elizabeth Garwood has returned to
her home in Gainesville after
VISIT to her aunt, Mrs. w. J. Pearce.
Miss Margaret Jones has returned
TO her home in Elberton after de-
LIghtful visit to Miss Mary Ellen
Law.
Dr. G. S. Iumlin writes that the
Ia0ernacle Baptist church in Amar-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

Some conception Of The supply
which moves with even a single
army brigade In the great war. and
also OF the service which the army
y NJ G. A IA providing ne soldiers
u America and her allies. is sur.
gssted In the inventory of a stand
ard brigade hut" OF The Y. VI c. A.
with Pershing in France. The list
was received yesterday by the exec
utiye committee of the local cam.
paign 70 raise $500 600 for the mill
tary Y NJ. c. A. next week. and Il
comes direct from the American
base In France
This is the equipment OF one such
hut: Four billiard tables. 600 seats
for the auditorium, two pianos lore
for The use o. tho soldiers. one FOR
concert use) a magic lantern, a mo
ton picture outfit phon0grsp t
with so records always on hand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06
e D Menus Demonstrated Wednesday Detroit Times Free Cooking School In Hotel IG

nrul camq is comfortable che foo
l-,a rhs only thing Ne MISS g.
hcm
Home with - affections. home
with it. .n plmuons home With MS
snirlu.4l values. h0me with tae 81"
s.ll strrtlr pEi. hema vlth moihot
p4t ana mother making ~ no. s,"'
Ing for none, ia fac'orH or o'N,v
$40 cannot define the WORT, nul we
know there's no waste OF woman
row-r when 20 COOS 20 The creallon
Is, aome and no use ;, can PC PN'
fa vhuh viii so reward The "oi"'i
Mss aNs~age American hcme Goes
MT goa 90 o. reyolntionifrd F."
us to be improved.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

nd some take 81 the year around
po.h classes viii end a window food
chest convenient and economical
Metal boxes made 20 fit windows
~ various sizes and fitted with
Gliding screens ARE % be lad 81
hardware shops and az the kitchen
ufensil counters Of department
torres.
When these are not available The
man OF the house ought 70 be able
10 put up an excellent cold cup
hoard At small cost
A clean wooden box should be
trimmed 20 III the kitchen window
exactly. and should be supported
On brackets II should reach halt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

Various T'etroit agencies engaged
in the filing OF Christmas stockings
and packages for Detroit soldiers
overseas are busily AZ work these
DAYS. as ell Christmas packages
must be ready for shipment from
the United States. Nov. IS The
Red Cross committee. OF which Mrs
Edward u. stair is chairman, has
II. 900 Christmas boxes ready. and
Mrs. Wainwright Schroeder. o. the
Christmas stockings committee %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

1hs Heavy Old HaGs'ey over
.hsre. claims to-have hat thf oene'.
80 cr..c SIM and advice from Rus kin
tta ere1t lragedian
The Lcad-I was present when ~
s,t ITO asked P0sf'n what he
tt-r ~ BIS acting and l"l'A.i
R,.r and ADVISED hIW t'
f-v st-aet 2ning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

Some OF the newest trottcur
rocks show shortened coat, a
siehtly nipped-ln waist and VA pep-
Ian which Is Inclined "a ripple,
In the STUART suit shown here the
rcplum ripple IS very distinct and
there Is more than a hint that 70 BE-
constructed 10 accommodate the bic
~ hustle IN the skirt.
This street costume is I'm black
iuveiyn Black is The smaL
inst now. and here it Is T77r com
blned with che soft darkness OF
beaver.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

Mrs Housewife feu you. MIS-
Green. I'm never going 20 clean
house again
Mrs Grtch-Why. what's thN troae
be. my dear2
Mrs Housewife Why i eiartcf fd
clean house and found Hrnry's ore
golf clubs and Two been ont playing
golf every day since
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-06

Kid Norfolk. tho dusky Panama
boxer. is said 70 have won s. 400
on himself when he gained The yer.
dict over Billy Miske recently.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
! Gmilc &crEncrcn.

Der belgiItc Ditter Smile gers
hasren lit in &ouen, nu60em er
bort sinen 8ortrag geboIten bate.
btim gaiteigen 0es Barrier 3u9es
ourd ungIidljhen 3uiaa untsr aie
Rdoer oes nbfobrenOen 3uses geItos
ben iporoen. Gr puroe in entieBliher
l8eiie paritimmelt unD perIhieo me-
MICE Setunoen naf Dem un9Iuts>
fall.
Yer6deren muroe ain 81. Wat
1855 in ct. Nmuuo BET 4ntperpen
se5oren. Ynh NbIoloierung ieiner
Re4tsituoien i6te er ben Nnpaltsz
6eruI aus uno mar Ipiter VrofsIIor
in NruTeI. Jn ben leBten ,5ohren
nctn.t er in q. 6iouo Lei Ydrie.
Ms Tt ttr III tt 3im ertCu Wioi
1883 duigarettn. Sethtr bdt er cine
ggoSa 3dbl pou 8eoiht6dnOen per-
o'j,n.libt, sic i'm in Die poroerIte
Rei5e oel 5eit9tu0HiIden 0jtter
mitcIIen. Seine eti,en Yu1er 6oten elm
It,t'2ne5 GIeniih pom SinnIi6teit
guo W,pi.i5i8mu5, IN i6nen iIn0
dG piei Iberidduneu0er 2ebeu2=
oyane uno ;tne mmiitsI6aGe uno
oeiiiqe 4otiie. Die @erhoc.en nit cen
lroBeu 6lomIdnoern 0e5 Is. Sabrs
Gun0erts. nit Jorouen8 Gn0 Gubens
oerbdno, oereu 4ebsn uno Sob er be
ihrie5en bat. Nah uno nab pur0e
iein trdftiQes. ia ptIoes Sdient mtbr
Qerr Ieintr leIbit. Die Form b%efreite
ij6 pou Der Y6roie uuo oas freie
Nfr&maB nit ielnem oriqiuellen
Rbptbmus uu0 iejuem mGrrlid}en
AiSent tom in elmer Reibe BON Ditte
perten gum 4us0rut. Die Sen Sip
felpuntt Ieiue5 &ounen8 bil0tn.
Attner bat 6louoeru NIT mebr Aui
rihi}Qfait uno 8tmitsbepeQuuQ ais
9erbaeren beiun9tn. uno njemuno
otrItauo lpie CT Dos 6ieber Der in
ouiiriellen @roBitdcte uuo oa5
ShmeiQen ot2 ptrla7euen Qanoes
I'll Ftiloern, 0ls Der YtreIWounQ
lno oem Nbcr9Iouten au81e.jtiert
peroen mar. &el9jtu bate porber ME
cjneu QroBen inriihtn Did'ter be'ti
len. @trh1eren nun idirftr Die titi
ten GitTub,e os@ S~jtea auf 2uule
Umiirit.en. tricbie Is &5rhaeren Npd,,
oob isiu Ntr! in ieiner Qan}eN
Sm5naei. QGpUroiQt puroe. &u@ Die
Ieu;ihtu in Tt,lien cjnorottr
fIidte,s ij& Ser Gjater ulG 81
Gicuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

nor gctrcten ser @rbcitsrdllme nb5u.
ncbcn: fcvncr mirn Die qefabrIi6cre
4rbcit mr. qcidulteu Arbeitern ilbcr.
Die m,f oicier glrbeit p0liq
Dcrtrurt limo. !tnicre Ntunitione.
inbrlfcn iinn ME 9>ll5c aus Der eroe
acidojicn uro ole 3obl Der 9eidulten
Arbcitcr 1T iuiolaeOeiier Deritnln-
Ocno flein. Gs idaint aud oil oec
notumcnc;oen Alifiiht 3rl nlnnGcln
iuno Die fortqeicttt 9eid0itiauug nit
cen ociaIrlihcn Stoiicn cr3cu8t bel
ncn unneituItcn uHo mciitens mcnlN
i%rtc(liQcnten 4trbCitcrn cine MIclh
QIltipfcit gcQcn Die "5efntr, Die
irilher o0cr ip0ter cine autoityopbc
hCrbclfil5ren mulB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
Sratianus
alag 60.

Ser oCocBt!jo NIoo-
mott" miro in @crliuer 8lottcrn
u~cr0iicntlitt. @rntinnu in0te:
Nit elmer lun9cn 9nucr urierc3
4rjcQe$. nit Ctuem g&interielc3ugc
~iIbcrhulpt bobcn mir niht Qcrehuet
mo iiuo hiCrin oud bon unieren
Nunoc5qcnoiicn beitorft tDoroen. @ir
trbicltcn ron 8uGIoH0 sic beitimmtc
&criidcrung. iolpobl Gcutidlano OILS
olt Gciterreid.llnqorn ieieE felner
Cffeniiue mcbr iablg. IS mlr6c ms
.ucia0t. mir milr0en oen ArteQ iofort
III Cin tcinnbc unccrtbcioiates 2un0
hiuciutrogcn f0nnen. Der 3citpuntt
Wnierc@ U~ingrciicus. gnbc NuGlIit,
.mur0c ms hriugCn0 BON ser c1gli.
idCn unn nm Der fran5Oiilhcn Hc-
Nicruug cmpiohlcn. Mtnn gnb ms
ric bcitimmtc 3uItdlcrunL 0oB ourdl
cntrgiidc Tortietm1q ser Sample on
Der Snune ulle Oo~rbdnecncu 0cllt-
lhcn &rGite ~gcbunocn luerocn mir
ben. ln nnB Q~elItidllano niht int.
itouoe mare. Ceitcrreid llngarn nod,
Nilic 3u lciitcn. 9urf nieie 3u.
iiheruIgcn purocn MIR Get0uidlt
l&ir QIuubtcn nltf ctnen crihipftcr
@egucr SIT itoRCtL unc trufcu ulti
cincn iurttbnrcn uno Itnrten 1Scino.
Die gor3c Nclt lit pom Der lnqcbcu.
rem aroftentmifllng Der Mitt2l-
mdhtc eritulnt urn ilberruiht. NiG
b0ttc mon Is iiir m5qIih gcboIteu.
BOB oieiC S1noten nod 81 iolhen
Shl0gen f0hig icier. Rltmonien iii
lett oo3 Gpier ser SQrlionen, bcnell
man iif in sen 26nb2rn l~tnicrer Ser.
bInoCtcn b~iuacgebcn hot"
@rant'omt filbr Damn tort: ~r$n2ie.
3ug oui ole gegcnm0rtiqe Gage gebC
id, mid tcincnl fuIid)cn Cptimi3mu2
hin. is mare uurcrnntpcrtIih leiht.
ljnniq. menn man lth ser M0NIIhfcit
uCridli5fCn moItr ouB oic Situnticr
illr Runldnlen nIdt nod ldIintmcy
mcrhCn funn. NlS I'M 0erbit per
aangener &nhreS sic aanonen Scr
ocutiden mo oiterrcih = ungnriitel
Irupocn gum qemelninmcn Angrif'
GeGcn @eIQrdo Gonuerten. eaftc MOI
me0er III Eoris nod in 2onoon. ne.
sen in Petersburg nod in Rom oor.
an, ooB nod MN @ohcn goui
Serblen uno Wentenegro un0 0el
Ar0Rtc 6hcil Ntbnnicn8 I'M Veiie I'm.
icrcr ieBiaer Seinoe lem miIroen
,Nudl 6artol8 bat mar otc &rait 6cl
MittcImodte unterifdBt. %n oel
Gdbinfeit. grmeen aus scr Groe 81
itomrfcn. itCbt Die oellt;fe AricA5
Nadine urerreidlt ga. Sic lit bishcl
llie gu INIT gefommcn. immcr redt
5citiQ nenltg, I'M pcrtrntcn8icligl
fScQner SIT 5crihmcttcrn. IS lit be.
0oucrIih, ooB sic @ro6mddtr GnQ
lono, 6ronfrcif, RllBIano un6 25lu
lien nlldl niht eiu ein5iQes Wiol ibr,
tlciHcrcn Grclun0e uto ~Anhdnqcr Opt
ocM llnGIitf bclpnbrcn fonntcn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

@orberri6oft i'll MarOtfo, Stalieil
mIf Sripoli8 mo Gnglon6 aui
GgupteH? Dit mel6em .morali.
idlcn" 8cfte molten nie Naiirten
0oa tirfiihe Stuatsmeicn rernid)-
ten, obne etpos beiiercs an icinc
Stcac icbcn gu tonnrn ais cin
&nnGlomernt bon cnip3rtcn 0Gl-
tern non TlIBenoen perihie6encr
Stanm,n unter TrenoGcrridleit?
9ie Girfci bot 6cmieien. bob lie
mobl imitnnoe lit. ibr Stootsneien
ou5 eiacnen ardrtcn 3i refornlircu,
menn man lie in ltllbe last - ia.
mo i'd froitig gu mr5ren, ipcnm
lie ongeariiicn miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
N;a9 luir IN gcginn oes 0ricacs

<Nu" ipti III y utS MLttBtS
%criU0rtettn. 00G Die heutlhe WarInc
lid 10 nieI es MIR imn1er in ibrcn
&raitcn ltonHe. bemGbrcu mer0e. lit
riuQctrrlicn. Menn Iomirol M}fnban
nod Iebtc, mjlbtc CT DIE ldllelc llr.
ihcll 0o3 er nod 2rlc1aou5brut III
rincm Acp 9)orfCr 0luttc llber 0ic
0rltlhtn Scclcutc iQutt. reni0ircn.
Or ~bebuuptct 0umul9. 0ieic ieiCl
auto Spl0otCu", obcr ebcu feline
SccIcltel Ser bCriJbmtc Shcorctitcr
urthciItc pertrhrt neil ibm 0o9g3cicn
nc9 0clJtlhen Ghuroftcr3 fremo &c.
1!ieGr.t urr neil ~ 'itr Gndlouo Dor
rlnQcloutrnen mar. pcn no ats ibnt
lrhr nicl Observation-Disclosures ither feline
Sdrjltcu QCidQt morocu mar. @c
r06c bn9 haben Ole 0clttitlcn Yltori-
uirtGr" Hcricir,, a1f fl 5ecicutc
I'M better Siunc ota Mortc3 lino.
'Q}oocru mi hGhItcH MoFe, loenl Is
'jh nm Die NcberritWiS Ser tcGa:,
ldltH, IN hcn Ijrrit oe9 5t,iff9me'cn2
dtilrlltsu Mittcl uuo 9tnmcnoura
Hout,ldcr NeurtG3Nt honnclt. hnbcu
u. ltal oW~nod ser tutH.a tSe,'t lcucr
NIte9 Noui1a baodhrt. NE emit 0lc
uorotldtu Mcrc bcbcrridtcn. 1u4
pcuciit nou ncltcul Sic 0unoc ilbrr
ole [b1ttn icuc@ 0cutidcu 2rcu}ero
ser MN in Nt!ontlidcu Giam cine
~ criolurcjhc (,noo Olti brltiid)c mo
'ruuj0lilhe Stjiic u~crouitultct hot.
0oG olc Ncherridcria scr Mccrc'
Dnr Mutb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
gic 3crit6rnno ser Mnnitiunsius

1rltcu ser Canadian Gnr uno Scum
0ru So. in 0inQ9Iono. u. s., brdftt
oic bcmcrfcn9mertbe 5hdtiahe ans
@itt 0ob Die bci ser GrpIolion Der,
middleton @cihoiie Ger Reit ciuc9 rlIi
iiihcn 4uitroQcs IN @ohe non $50
100000 morcr, pom sem MIR fnr
lpcninc N}iuiouen tbotidhIif III oic
NGuoc Der ruiiiihcn RcQicr1mg Qc-
lonQtc. Der qroBte (beiI scr @e-
idloiic i(oQ bel ser furhtboren. non
oclttid,tn aricQ5id,iffcn- peruriottcn
Trptoiioa in 2(rhougeI in sic Guit.
Gin ou0crcr (heil mltroe BON cincn'
0cutitcn lr@oot oefopert un0 ol2
miQtnumlcnc Rclltc beimgeifleppt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

Ter 3or hat in eiarm Rcifrlpt
AT iciucn ncutItcu 4;rentlcr i'm
dcionoers bic Gorge fur irln
ruhnrrclhes Seer. uuo ilr Die PC
itoiiuug oQcr gum SieGe r0thlQrn
lilitSl Gn9 0cri NclcQt EIc Ntii
Lemon 6obcim f0nrsu pcltrr bun
,rru mn pcr3neiicln. Sic iirf 61@
.0ei3matcrial" fir ole Qro6c
Iompfmul3c. Dir niht pom 6Ict2
milf Sod eiHmoI miro lie crylooi.
rrni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
Grit g'rgiun nes Nric0ca babtu

Tlh hicr5jn arn6e Grnlo'joneu IN
zinicrcr Ntunjtion9Iobritcn crcidnH
Son ncn SIhcrbcjt2moErcucIu Sir
IN TcutihlonO 8lir 9>cyfuolua Ser
artiacr uufollc Qrtroiicn mcroer. hot
zuou bier o%nldlttWuo feline Nhmmc
oocr r0t lie iitr ilbcriIliiiQ. On
EcltihIono norf ). y fem Nrteittr
acn g;uiucr- n0cr 8%eihcGrouu mir
GticTcln batrctcu. Sic Arbciter mi.
bic Nrbcitcriunen mcroou nit Gjl}
p~ortotfclu bcricbcn. 0omit 'id' ntr
SdUttctcs 9>ltJpcr ridt ctno 0urd.
Hci5mo cnt3iiuocu FAM. Pile N(c
lnIIargcnjtdn6c. mic Ntti'er etc, ljn1
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9ir Scpnaer wplcn uun SrieScu

a1idts miiicn. Tericlhc mllrht sic
4rofiic, ipcItc sic hlh1icri0cn tlci
alcn gcIben 9liicn aus &ricQamoter,at
er5iclcu. 10 %ocpoItjQ hcidruci0cu. ooE,
Gin qrnbcr 0rot, III lbr2m 2ou0c 3u
Rcfiirhtcn mare Sc it0rttr sic
Gurne0er iit} acrblut:u, Ocito itdrtcr
apcrocn bic Wrlberl.
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Die anoeieheac Snriuer StnmpG

brin0t cinen Nrtitcl, ser einiGcsAui-
icbcn errcgt. neil er bon Der Geniur
llit)t QeItrihcn muroc. IS hc;Bt in
oielem NrtifeI r0mIih: Gonf ser
Organization ser Qillcnpreiie hobc
0o5 ,tnlicniihe NoIfe hcitte feline
Nhnun1 am bcr @ciohr, in Der g
itmcbc. mo itebe SEN fltrhtbnr
orotcuhen Grctaniiier 10 noip gcgcn
i!ber mic cin aiuo. Gou icincr Erciic
iortouucrno Qctduitt, gluuht e8 tbot.
iaflid,. bob oIc5 sum bciten Itcbr.
2obci mer0c Ole Gage I'M ei9cneu
mmtr unCrtr0QIiher. &n3mt-
id'cn 9oaiicbc iif ober Dos Scr
hGllQnii;
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@in nnieretoNtthcil MN "nnnrn

st 0urd, Die GROVE Grploiion IN
%-ihiui,i Qctrlt mrrNru. Gif
fi5rigte s}ccattin ,Slortc h0Itc oc2
fnnI icrtig h%ctonanCn. Us id'cunt
sih ectci I'm 35s ArituoI pm 2.topl
auih. gn0lonas 5tolA 81 bon0tIn
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Tic nniirtcn a&criehtcr" >


ltotjonaIit0ttn Nrjnitpa merhcu
nm out pon 6c1t GUrfen ser
irul'citen NtudltIri %Ubcriuhrt. Sem
%1ro bet nDclr Ncretti0uaG. sic
Gnicutc hrltolcr Rou30ler onS,i.
tInacn. o!> Sic Giirf'i lm0 oroit,-
ihrr Elnncu sic Nuglouncr. Nrons
Nulltu luto %t0l}cucr nit
,brtu elumpcu @lrQtu rId't miNcr,
lcot mcyocu, olH 6 lett pom Scr.
IcuilCu @cjtc 0cidttbt. sic icit
cnlrut hol5Cu 'Subrhlm0crt umttr
Ser Graacru1o@iud't O'r lett Der,
bjnoctcn Mdd'te itmlrer 3t lei.
orr hottie. ais jrlcn> Gin ouNrrr2
Nit meld,,ut. chi sin 0ds.
notwithstanding 1,iugtrrt Rcdlt
crht1t @uiiIouo y,uiYrIt oili Nnu
itoutinoqcL Traufrrih oui sic
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oibinQton, 8. s..

mn ,]rer
-. III.
Gic l~lnterirl.
dung ilbcr ben
n&ed n 2}crbin-
0l,nQ nit Der
Hotc o"s Eroit
aentcn. IN mel.
der Ole frieafHb.
reu0rn nm Rcns
GrtrnS Dipfr
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lie amcrifaniidDc Gcgiernng fat

Iic ancrifaniidlc HcGiernng llht
m &orron3l Giniubr30Ilc fIr oue>
Rc5ahlt mos Der Gcribinnihcu Stroi
crpr0itian on Hcbcnamittelu mn
Wottrial nod Merifo gcllcfcrt mlr
sc. Nei iold,cm 9tcipett nor Den Sc
,ctcn Nttrifo5 5oclrcIu mir njdlt. boz
9ctm Guuuorih 0>r 5ruppeu olth crit
oic mcrlfunIihcu Ginmdnocruuq9dc.
ictc 81 9iothe Qe3ogcn mor0cn ituo.
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VI d 3 nj a diuen n.

sdlreper. @reis rs Gents.
9dbmaihtuen
gse .Qoroitern" > Gobmaihtnen no. l.
suf 8 Sabre Ihriftlid aardnurt, rop
oeno" s0,ehauIc. ertra Tetne Polttut,
.ale neueiteu Ierbeleruu8en, dblolh'
81 s,6GItI;h Ii $26
G,ie ~Ror0iteru" sgiahmoihine No, z, ge'
unu ute go. /. nur mtt outboutatl.
tdsem -2rcp 6eao" S%'
gs< .Ruroiteru, Rabmaihine gto. .. N
ssai0eu Cut : @ebdule. aute0Wdill6em
.Ghdir Kilt augellager : Utlteu, NH
uuthomatiidem ~Selt HepIdeer" 9u'
.axm girnl, qehdrtete 1ta1ltbelle, aue
.nttohements@ IN SanumetstdItden
9iue quite YiaIdme gu benz lelr piaI,
qen Breis BON Hur 30
Eis .Rutoitern sRdbmnlhtne 100. 4,
.asudu pie go. 3, MIR IN Sesiseaot.
net Sorm. .@Zl
aae b,eie gaai6tnen iiuO dbiolnt ga'
xuu1Irt. 3ie 6radt BAT Der Aauter gu
sraasn unn Ite betrdgt Don 6Oc DIS 81.
ts nadn Der 9iitan3.
I,eSe grdmlenltlte ptro obne iuelters
pRptts pon Seit gu Seit ergd13t uno oets
aubert, uuD oieie BreIle ritten lIh ndt
lAsm lefpelligeu Warttpertb
am BeIfen NIB liheriteu tit es. ons
Sch per g 0 It q 10 uug (gtone1
Orber), bic Der gOitInetiter IN Den gros
krren GrtItdften ansitelen fam, 81
kberSenben. gbeuio gut uno Iidler l'no
Die r5resauDe nugen lpels
de bic Seeuten in allen SrpreBsStdt'o'
sssr ausfteaeu. @euu man ods 9elo per
Rcftanreiiuna ODER per experimenting
fhidt, III es uidt u~othiuenotg, ben betret'
,fsnneu Brief reeiitrireu gu Idlen. fpenn
bic abreTe beutlih qe'trtebeH III. Ssgf
,usrr bopeuen ganroeIo in ben Srief. 10
Seufs biefer tets regiitrirt iueroen, nm
&ter Al Iein. bag oerielbe rtt1tlg du'
koxnrut. Far 8eloieuouraen in etnIadem
Uri<foeftluTe iiberuehmer mir tetrer'
sei EcrdntfportIitlieit. Sm Bale bon
Observation-Disclosures peree''e man IA
mint. bic dlte ~ehenfopohl tute Die meme
Ecstpffice %uraueeben. bsuu iou't tornen
spir ben Edneu nj ben 8iidlern gar nitt
ftnnen.
RorensC rhers birfeu riht. uie oos
O. pft eeihteht, aIs nermeintlife Quit
kxr4e 4 apiidhehoIter tuercen, lnn'
Asrn Tirb ben @rieier bei8ueQsr.
Guittuuq erfolqt uur ourh Nerberlira
Aes Tdtums ouF benz NnreBftreifen.
Nscr ahreTire eiufoh:
,Esrsferu, 20 GruNe, @is.
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stc 0cnAcl2f!2.t' oHG4teH ms
Der Fott3nia 0iirite bc0cttcno nlc
ari0cr lem, ot3 0rr on %talten NM
Rumonicn iiir ibr NuncrE1'utt,y
ECSnhitt.