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The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

mouths throats and blood OF scarlef
fever patients.
One 20 - days and occasionally
NOR elapse after the real germ a.
scarlet fever gains entrance 20 thc
body before me symptoms appear.
Whenever scarlet fever o. preya
lent every child suddenly stricken
with serious illness. or even mildly
affected. should be carefully watch
I'd and physician called imms q
ately so that an accurate diagnosis
may be made for th good o; The
family and the community
a certain number Of individuals
are naturally immune Children OF
school ago. however. are frequrp.
victims. making medical schoo. IN
spection by an efficient corps ~ ply
sicians and nurses necessity
Young babies arc NOT 10 frequent
~ exposed Susceptibility after :
years and adults decreases owing
rarity 70 greater actual immunity.
partly 90 immunity acquired from
an attack in childhood
scarle' fever probably does not
spread 9ldely thru The air ~ re-
quires rather close contact with thr
one afflicted Up With some object
that is contaminated by the patient
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

HVWTTTI n DO VTI'TIT T0WTT
and asked his commanding Of
fcor N hc might have few
days leave as his wife was. NJ.
and bad 7ent him g letter ask
Ink bin TO come af once
But hts commanding officer.
gettinr tired az HIM always
wanting leave. said This is
strange Private Cheek AZ only
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
One Hope

staal g. going lp
Good Maybe they VIII b"
Obliged r4t down the number ~
pa. Numbered shirt Life
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
The Keep Well
Column
FEVER

Scarlet fever varies more 2 inten
-iry than any other eruptive fever
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

his morning received a letter from your wife.
saving she did not want you to SOC her any
more 20 hoped would not grant you leave
Private cheek Then suppose I can't have
leave sir2
Commanding officer 40. Won cannot
Private cheek uurns as be gets 70 Tho door,
SIR may ! compliment you2
Commanding officer }ce certainty on
what
Private Check Ip having two such lovely
liars in the regiment. because mn not married
af all
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

few hoUrs2
IlVervmdn if vii cost You
b. Tor tho nrsI hour and 81 for
each additional hour
Lads VOL I1l use 70 for
two additional hoars Two gof
some eboppur i0 do and Wll
n8 rnqu.reif for thc frst
hoIc
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

been The order ~ tho evening,
and the fun waved fast and
furious
Then The quiet man spoke
It's easy d. began 20 An.
=wer such riddles ass Why rs
your hat Ike n baby which
oriy contain ohe simle. but
Some az fh0ee with fwo and
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Edith picky dear your o0
street. ISN'T 80
DIcky Voc Why
Edith That's what told
papa ITe made such n funny
mistake about Y0u yesterday.
30 said he'd boob looking you
no IN Erndstrccf.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
A Pious Wish

Or Dosen Times arm awfully
dun can't imagine what's become
81 all The patients used 70 have
Mrs - Its hope for ihe bost
dear browning Magazine
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

r. your boss isn't ssu-facfory JUST
mention tho fsc' 20 rim and per
haps he will permit Fog ~ rcegn
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
Laugh Win Us

There was The usual collection o. drunmers in
The smoke room and among Thorn the inevitable
s.srE a.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Miss l. " writes "Have been
told that wearing n veil iniuree
The eyeslghf. o. this true7"
Occulists agree THAI fhe wearinr
NJ wells "a injurious 70 the ewes IT,
see things thru netting must hand
cap the vision
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

private ~ a well known regiment, who was
always wanting leave ON Some excuse or other
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24

killed IN the states that did not
have the law, than in the state
that bad It.
The penalties for game law vic.
latlons have been made more severe
and the smallest fine for viola
ton now is $50"
M Barber also told of the plans
being made for increasing the fish
ln the lakes and streams and in the
paftridges and other game in the
woods In New York partrjdges
are now being successfully propa-
gated bv sending eggs to various
sections OF the state and have them
hatched out by hens. He also sug
gested that III sending tor fish fry
the small fry should be ordered
You pet 1900 Of the small ones.
while the larger ones come only $50
IN can. And the latter do not do
as well as the smaller. As they have
become accustomed to being obliged
to 20 ont and hunt their food
The speaker also touched upon
other phases OF the various laws
and concluded by saying that in
the future hunting licenses would
be s. but it the party ds-Ired to
hunt deeI he would have 10 send
10 Madison for a tag. which would
be fifty cents additional.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24

Ironwood lodge No go, L. o. O. II.
meets every Monday evening iu the
Moose bail, Ironwood. all members
are requested to be present and visit
Ina brethren are cordially invited
/. X HYd&v. Secretary.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-02-24
SUPERIOR COURT FOR COUNTY?
If Bill introduced in Assembly Passes
County Court and Municipal Court
Would Be Abolished.

4 copy Of the hill introduced in
the assembly by AsSemblvmau T.
A. Everett from this district on
Feb. 5 wherein it is proposed to
abolish the county court and the
municipal court in Iron county and
establish superior court was re
ceived at the county clerk of.
fee the fore part OF the week. 1t
is designated as Bill No. l7o.A.
the provisions of which are pub
lished below.
The assembly judiciary commit
lee gave hearing to the bin on
Wednesday, Municipal Judge !.
c. Flanagan appeared before the
committee in opposition to the pas
sage OF the bill and presented A pc
tition signed by numbers OF bu>l-
ness men of Hurley and residents
throughout the county asking that
the bill be killed Reports from
Mr., Flanagan received Thursday
stated that the governors private
attorney had given his opinion that
the bill was unconstitutional and
had so advised the judiciary com.
mittee, that it made a very uufay-
orahle impression on the committee
and that the committee would re-
commend that it be killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
DR., KNIT ORATOR
At BIG FLAG RAISING
West Alexander Will Have Fine Pa
trjotic Event This Afternoon.

Dr. f. ". limit. Of Washington 4.
jefferson college. Will deliver The
principal address at a public flag raiS,
iug AZ W"Si Alexander this afternoon.
Tn" ceremony will begin n 10
O'Clock and everybody in liz locality
is invited, 10 attend.
Patriotic anthems viii be sung by
tn" children OF She W"al Alexander
grade schools Patriotic airs will be
played b. the Dallas COrnet band. \
number al short addresses will be-
given by prominent Nest Alexander
citizens.
Til" fla. will b. raised on a high
flag staff erected on one of I'll" prin-
uinlr street corners in tho village
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
FIRST EXTRA INNING GAME.


BOSTON. Apr. l..--i!"ttUu won from
PhiiaGcl phia again t"da& III ihc mrs.
.rNira inning gam .! l'r season when
l'ltrh,;: Mayer gave thap'I!". q PiE[h
hitter. a bus: "n balls with the buses
mil in thu twelfth inning. Smith
counted with tho run which mace the
final score six 10 five. i.lvcndc"s Wild
ness in the first inning gave Boston u
TWO run advantage but tn" lhHadei-
nhians in the third gained i've runs
on a cor binAtion Of p"r pitching. hits
and errors. which forced rle retirement
Of Crum. Il Boston pitching recruit:
Nchf. VII" succeeded him "n The i"r;t'
,;o,rdy's singles brought III runs IN
the fourth Sixth and c.Ghth INNINGS
the latter tally iIcing the sa:n%. score;
l.. Il. T..
t.ms;nn "uD III Ola 6ui--o II :
i.avr,dr~. May". and kI!!lirr: Jrum.
Ecn:. Rudolph and Gowdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Petitions for naturalization were
made by The following in the local
federal office yesterdays:
Jrilea, AUSTRIAN: Fido Dinaicz, Rus
siam Stanley PanoshulCZ, Russian.
Tile last three said they wanted 10
join the United States army. All
live in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

ANOTHER RESORT FIRE.

I.O%ti Reach. \. Y. April 1.-THE
destruction ri Il board walk restaurant
here to-day by flames which for a time
threatened other property. drew tho at
trniIon OF the authorities IN thu fire.
quoncy ~ large fires ut nearby coast re-
sorts within Ii" past ten days The
So 400 damage to-day added 10 that at
Nsil!ry rark. Auril {, and 1t EockaWny
rarA yesterday. brings the total loss At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
CADETS Y YIN
FIRST CANE.
DEFEAT FAST BRIDGEPORT NINE
IN SHARPLY CONTEST YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.
S. Vanyo Strikes Out IS Men and Al
lows Ohio School Team ~
Scattered Hits.

The Cathedral High School Cadets
Won their opening game yesterday
afternoon from the Bridgeport High
school team. 10 -. The game was
played in Bridgeport and was one oi
the snappiesi contests in the Wheel
ing district this season
; The Cadets started scoring IN me
frsr inning. Another score was add,
ed in the fifth and in BridSepol!s half
The score was tied. Another run III
HE ninth for the Cadets won l.iH con
Tanyo, Cadet twirler. had j. strike,
outs 10 his credit The fielding and
batting OF Dailer was Il feature or the
game.
The score by innings:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
HELD CLEVELAND

ST Louis. Mo. April l. allan Seth
oton. a recruit. held cleveland 10 one
ii, today and -. Louis shut them on
four: 70 nothing. Only - men faced
So;ho-on and hut Two reached second.
Chapman in tt" first when Sothoron
gay. two passes. and Allison IN the
ninth wncr after reaching rirst on La
yanS error. stole second:
. 81. Louis Eot six hits oil Eaehy. each
q: winch Inquired IN the scoring. Score:
r. II. +.
C.cvelanci .......t 200 00h 0o0-0 l =
s.. Louis ........ 0@n 003 llN--4 :
Bnghy and O'NcIli; Sothoroa and Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

NEW YORK. April l1.--Tentalire
nlcaS OF not guilty were entered before
United States Judge Cushman to-day by
the seven. men indicted last week on a
charge Of violating the sherman anti
trust law in connection with the news
print paper situation.
The defendants. who were released on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

SO. 900 bond each. are Philip T: Dodge.
president Of the international Paper
Company: Alexander Smith, Chicago
banker: George II. Meadows. Of Dayton,
Ohio; Edward W. Backus, of Mtnneapo-
lis; George Chahoon, Jr., G. Fl. P. Gould
and Frank J. SenScnbrLnner. They were
given until April 80 10 demur or take
other legal steps. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
CINCY WINNER
OVER PIRATES
IN 9Th RALLY

cjun:ttr wnu IN" ihiri game "r the scr
rs from Pittsburgh here iodav : /" =
III ! ninth inning rally. ltuush "t"n, q"
III" iininA with = single. Griffith hdi-
ting fnv N";tr forced MN. and k":'t
Ilird out WinGu then hit Tor his Sc
nnd trlp,". scoring Griffith. E:;jrI
threw luw on Sch"iGecs c:t>y sr"Uud"r
and WiuGn scored WIRE Iar winning;
run Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
PINCHBACKS
DAVE SAYS

Show Your PATRIOTISM to
your country by participate
inc whole hca'tcdly IN the
Lexington celebration to-
night and tomorrow.
Show your patriotism To
your city by dressing up in
the way your cltH would
have YOU look. And you il
never look better to Your
city than when you get INTO
a kraus Quality Pinchback.
We are carrying large lines
Iof both single and double
breasted models; the latter
are very smart and very pop
ular with the Young fellows.
We are making a special
of them at $4,000.
Weather for TODAY: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
APP AL BY CH1LToN

S,.nial Disratcn 30 the IntelliEeneer
Former Senator W. e. Chiffon OF West
Virginia has appealed TO the Cananan
minister Of Justice for a new trinl on
John s. Hoguc. of Charleston, sentenced
10 be hanged next month for the muir
der of a Canadian railroad man. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
AMATEUR NOTES

Rush Run baseball players have or.
canized for the coming season and
will play the first game Sunday, April
90. Any teams wishing 20 arrange
games write rGaver Brown, Rayland,
Ohio r. F. D., No. >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

ANNAfpILlS Mu.. April !,.--An.
nouncemcnl VAS mad" a; tine naval
academy today. tina; all sporting con-
rcSic with outside ,"UIu"iltnr9 has h'cn
called "ff 80" ih.r rome indie ~ his Sra-
son. r'rc war suuall"r Is re- I"u:'hi"
Trr thus action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
THIRD STRAIGHT
FOR WHITE SOX
FROM DETROIT

DETROIT. Mich. April 1I.-ChicaSo
made il three straight this afternoon
defeating Detroit 20 :. Fn,nkc pitched
we'll untH the eighth inning when TWO
triples helped in scoring two runs and
gave Chicago the lead. Iackson's home
,7ln TO deep center WAS the batting fea-
ture. ReckleSs base running in I'll" clog
ing inning contributed 10 Detroits de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

New York i'll scoring. rtpn's triple and
Bakers sacrifice ty scored ;he winning
rim Score: z. II. T..
Washington ...... nfa 600 ."al--a
New York ... h;o 400 InX--2 -
johnson and .>:usmith: Russel! an!
Nunamaker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
VICTORY FOR yANKS

NEW YORK. April New York de-
sea,rd Washington in II low-hit game
h.r. today. Russell. 9 YANKEES 'younSstcr.
defeating tn" famous Johnson by Il
score. q: 10 Johnson permitted
outy two hits. but both were used by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

InlCag0. Z. TDetTOlt. Z.
ST. Louis. 4: Cleveland.
New York. .: Washington. |.
Boston. 3: Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
WON BY PORTLAND

NEW YORK, April !I.--Th" Portland
Revolver Club. of Oregon. has been Of
itci;,li; declared n" winner Of tbs
United States Revolver Association IN
ter-city club tournament. which has been
in progress for several months. The
Portland club took drst place IN class
+ with perfect score. The winners III
the other classes follow: lass H.
Spokau" Club: Class =. rincinuliI Club;
Class u. Columbus Club; Class f.. AS
pinwall Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
rec resorts up TO approximately

the thr"" resorts UP 10 approximately
81. 100000.
Edward T.. Croker. New York City's
former fire chief. who led the tight
against the blaze here said investigators
should consider tho sequence OF the
fires. The one to-day was believed 10
have. been Of incendiary origin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

cincinnati. 3: Pittsburgh. =
New York. S: Brooklyn. ?.
GDBostou. 6: Phitadel phia ).
Chicago-St. Louis. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
tllIltlSS.
Standing of Clubs

at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York al Brooklyn
ST. Louis NJ Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
Standing Of Clubs
To-day's Gam es,

To-day's Games;
Cleveland at St. Louis.
chicago at Detroit.
Boston at philadelphia.
Washington AZ New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

y is estimated that the daily attend
ance at the moving picture theatres n
rho United states is NOR" rhHu .!."4',-
GOO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
HIS FIRST ERRORS COSTLY.

BROOKLYN. y. y. Apr. ii.--tHsT!-
our. ErooIIlyn's sensational sh""iSt"p.
u,ade his FIRST errors ~ the season To-
day both curnlue together ana ttN'hf
score > 70 il favor OF New York III
,.I. seventh. FabriQuc tumbled Ea:i-
deus grcund"r and then muticd Il
throw On a force. out b. Pcrritt. the
visitors followed with five ants ana
~. runs. Erocklyu punched three mats
in The sixth and the sam" number III
;me seventh Tor their three runs. The
SUE X; IL Z
I,rmo,;j,n QUO 20. "n0--3 > !"
pcrri,t and Eariden, McCdcty; Pt"t-
Ter and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
SPORT DECLARED OFF

At Tol.slo: Toledo. |: Indianapolis.
90 other gnmrS Sch"dul"t!.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

IlNtrrl, .....-.. -. VVg VIV Ivg--
TWO has. hits: SpcrC"r. Dyer. inunE
20 Crawford. Thrnn base hits: I..i-
hold r. Collins Home Ran: Jackson.
Stolen bass: Nnach. Jackson. SaCri-
fica hits: EEmk". Weaver. Neitnau. Left
on bases: Detroit. Q: Chicago. .. s3aS"
on balls: rft Ehutk, =: Danforth. l.
liitS AMI earned :aus- OF Danforth. .
in innings: "it t:hu!k" and >. in =
lurirSs. Ia: hi- pitcher: BY p"u;"r;h.
!. ,Sacn~"rp: by Ehmke /. (RiSbersl.
S,r;.cH OUT: By Fhmk=. ;: DanfoEth. ::
EusseH. /. Wild pitch: Dauf"i-th>PaSs
ID bajls: Spencer. y. trQ!rss: Na,!la
ard Evans. TIM: i.3n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE
NATURALIZATION APPLICATIONS

Tunirht--r = +. Il. vs.. Nelson: QG1k-
,,rS ~ iiCSSr,u"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

x--Rast"d fo- DaufOcth in eighth.
z--Baited for E.hmke IN ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18

Thar amt a Who{e lot of
difference betWeen a ripe
persin1n7on an a nearly ripe
one-on the outside. Some of
these nearly matured toboc-
cos sorter favor VELVET
IL !ssz:: 2s4%
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-26

True translation filed with the rostmas-
yer at La Crosse, Wis, October q 1917,
required by the Act of October 3, 1917.
Chicago, %. Gft.
Gum crItcn Wfolc IN Scr Wcihidltc
Scr Ser, Stooten hat ein Rc9ierruQa
rcrtrcter oie DlorftpreiIe fir gemiiic
9tobrln9smittcl feItgelebt 0orrn u
@hecIer, Der Nobrlngantittol &cr
poItcr bon EuinoiS, perOifeutlidtc
ON 9icn5tog, lpie bon Chicago
nolneIoet muroe, 9}reiie fiir 3utcr
SortoffeIn nn6 0tehI. Sic meiiten
(5rnccr5 boben iid eiupcritanOen ct.
fI6rt, oio &roici in aroft treten }lt
IoIien. Sic iino etmoS nieoriger ola
Sic iiinoItcn Nrciie in Ghicogo. ndm
lid , Gents iut aIciuucrfoli BON
3udcr.
@hceIcr'a 9iIte Qibt 0icGroiic. mel
dc Sic GIcinhGnNIer Sen 3mfitcn
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sic Qreiic fpcId,o sic Glnocu bcim
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ncr0'n ioboI6 ol5 mo0Iid) bctonnt 9e-
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gir am Gicn&tag pcr0ffcntIidtt
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Son Cod Acknowledgements on Ser
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-26

True translation filed with the postmas-
Ter at La Crosse, Wis, October rs, 1917
Petersburg, %. Oft.
Gle Hbeno5eitung in Getersburq
mcIdc 0oS 8rogronm fir Die
Siblmu oes Central 9lusIhuiies
Der Soloaien- uno gtrbciter -0eIegaten
om 20. Gftober, oIte 3eitrednrnq
q. gfopcmbcr) peroiicntIih baben
orrfen @eriidte oh, ooB oie 8olIhe-
mifi.Eartei periud)en perOe, bel oieier
8elcgenbeit oie Hegicrun9 an iih 5,t
reiBcn.
3istlltirt iouen iolaenoe 5Sroqen
mer0cn: Qic reuollltiondre 'Gcmofra-
tie ulo ibre 0toht; Die 5Srieocnsbeoin
Qungcn; oie eonititrtioneQe Ser
ianullluia; 0emobiIiiirilng oe3 See
res; Sonpf gegen gIuorhie mo Gro
grone.
Qo@ @lott g8edermec @remiu
Ihrcibt:
nQie Solootcn- ms g(rbeiter-0cIc
qotcn gcben oifen }lL aB tie einen
9Iraertried ploncn.
Der &crtrctcrroth Der SolOatcn-
un0 2lrbcitcr Gelcqoton in 0e-
ter@burg bot om Wiontog einc
6'iollttion onqenonlmcn, oie BON
Nroiioenten se3 Grefutibou5ihuiieS
&eon SrobFn einQereiht moroen mar
9icicIbc crfIQrt, oub sic Nettltno oe8
Son0e5 in eincm moglihit baI0igcn
sSricoen3idlluB lieot.
2Sn ser HefoIlttion miro 8renier
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9eutIden umo 0ercnn nilnpcrioIiitiihcn
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ben Gc1ttidlcn Gniior 5u bcQilnItigen
Die Reiolution perlondt, 0oR sic oe,
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mafcu.
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ser 9|rrtreterrnth bon Netersmlrd iid'
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0lilltlunuid 4aiitr Wilbelms.

T.uc ttansiaton hlcd with the postmas-
t.. q, Ia Crosse Wis, October g. 1917
o., required by the Act Of October 0, l97.
9lmitcroom, 81. Cft.
Naiier MiIbrln bot onl0blh
Ncr iichcntcn 0cutihcn 0ricoannIcihc
iolacn0e Slildmunih0cpcicbc an
Den Stnat@ictrctGr oeS Rcihqid,dt
omtc9 8rnicn uon Noocru 0cinu0t:
o>Sd) bin bod, crirclt uber ocn
QIon3cnocn GriolQ Ger Subitriptio-
ucn filr 0ic iiebcnte &ricQ@onlcihc im0
iprchc allen NcthciIiQtcu hcr5Iihen
Ionf uno Wliidmilnidc iiir ibrc cr
iolQrcldc 2rbcit ans. 9'oa arait
mo nit cinem iciteu 3icI Dor ocn
9IuQcu Scr Wclt Itcht 0u@ ocutih~
Nolf i'm uicrtcn Aieu9iohrc, on ser
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,Sel0 lul0 hintcr ser HcidlarcQicrlup
luo Scr @ccrc@Icillmq bcrcit, C5l'
rl0 Clint 81 opiCrlL his Die Ghrc un0
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hurh cjnen 0liidlid,cn EricoGn ullr
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True translation filed with the postmas-
ter at La Crosse, Wis, October rs. 1917
as required by the Act of October Q. 1917.
@nlbinqton, -. Oft.
Minoeiten5 3S,000,000 Monn
Iteben geqcnndrti9 in Gtic0 untcr
@oiien, bopon 27,500,0O0 olf Scr
Seitc Scr @elt 9GQiirtcn, 10000,
600 ouf Der Seitc Scr W}ittclm0hte
Gies 1T bo8 Rciultot elmer pona
aricqsoepartcmelt III @oIhiugtor
ouigciteilten 3uIommeniteQunq. bic
lid ouf @erif)tc aus ocn nerid1ieoC.
ncn @anoern itiibt Sierbei lit Die
Worine niht cingercd)net, ourf bic
oic 3ubl iih um mebrcrc MtiIlioncr
crhohen miir0e.
Telttihlonos 100000 Monn
Ceiterreih- ltnqorus 100000. @ul
oariens 100000 unb Der Gijrfc'
100000 Itehen foIdenoe Strcitfroitc
ser Nniirten Qedeniibor:
Rublnn0 5000, 900 Worn; Trnnf
reid 6.O00OO0; @rofbritonnien
5,O0O,O00; etoIicn 100000; 90.
ban 100000: Ser. Stootcn iihcr
100000. China $4,000. Rumd
ZION 320,000' Eerbir0 300 600.
9elQicn 100000; @riqhenlono
100000; Rortugnl 100000. @}on-
tanooro 10000; Siom 10000.
Guba 1000 un6 2ibcria 400.
Son Ufariuo un6 8onomo hobcr
ohorioQ5 flciue 1ruppeutheilc untcr
Moiirn.
Observation-Disclosures holtcr oieie
2nhlcu nift Iijr uuhoAinot FORFEIT
oloubon obcr. 6oi 6ioielhcn in rtuoou
2rhlou en- oarqleihenhcs @iIo Ser
Stdrfc ser f1mpienheu Seer Qrbor
ME 6ieic rruorhiuds bofount 1caehrr
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