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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
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Die St6bte 6ebron unb Gouts las
gen brett i'm pfdbe BEG 9ornubo unb
fie iiub nod INNER p0llig bon iebem
@srtsbr absel6ritten. 10 bub 6isber
nift eeadu in erfdbrung gebra6i
iperbsn fDnnie, tpel6es llnbeil Der
Siurm bort angeri9tet bnt Bon ben
8erlebtsn perbsn dller Wdbri4einlids
felt nnt nod einige iferben.
gDh angen3eugsn berihten, ging
bic SturmpeGe cine tur3e Streds
peltli6 BON 6e6ron nisbsr unb rib
bic gauli8ieiten auf beri6isbsneu
Jarmen nit Tia fort, nuaoem Der
ganSs nsftIihe 9beil Der Stnbt Sss
bron bemolirt rorben NOR. Gin qros
bsr Setreibeipeifer purbs 3srit6rt,
oos Dad BEG Sotels Gorbon tpurbe
beraboetpe6t unb Der Sturmpinb
punbte ii6 bnnn birett 6ftlid no4
aputs, mo- breitie Gebdubs. Saruntsr
msbrere Sirden. elm srobsr Spei6er,
foDis cine Wlelfsrei 5erIt0rt nurben.
Der Sotfddben piro uuf iiber
50, 100000 ssfadbt.
Die StGbte Qofpen, Gropn point,
Sbel6b, gebdr 2dts unb BAG angrsns
senbe 9e6iet IN Der Hdhs beg 9dns
tatee TluFes pitrben eIsi6fans BON
bem eturnrtpino beiugeiu6t unb Der
Sfuben, Der bort nnqeriftst nurbe,
ift Tebr bebeutsnb. Die gsrbin6uug III
fdIf iibernllbin unterbrp6eu, uber es
lam nit 8efimmtbeit osrF6ert ner'
ben, bob tein @rluft an g1erf6ens
feben su befldgsu ift urO bic 3obt Der
8erlebten fi9 auf etpo 40 betdirft.
3pei Berfontn in gfuds
bapt, Jnb. set0btst
Snbidnapolis, Sub.. 7.
Moi. - Der 5ornobo, bsr am Smss
taa 9l6eub i'm fiibli6en urb tpeftGideu
cSnbiana tuiitbets, BAT in 9lut6dtut,
sebu Renen fiiblif Don 3erre 6auts,
spei W2enr6enleben seoroert uub bort
fotpi. an anberen Orten eirsn 8es
fanrmtf5dben BON etpa 10000 an
gsri6tet.
cSebes Der 80 6dufsr in gldibdtpt
fuurbs bef6dhst rnb Elm: 2tu3a6l per-
fonen triqen 9srlesur9eH bubor.
en- Der 1lrgegenS bon Bloomington
tutrben fdmmtltfr Ge6dube auf ets
ner Refbe bon J1rmsn serit6rt uno
bic obbadlps eetporbersr iFnrmer
mustsn fi6 am Gonntag in gloomings
ton um Elm tempordrss 6stu gu hd6en,
3elte suufen. Gin @erluit an TSens
f6euleben IN IN Sieer 9egenb ui6t gu
betlaasn. bd1ingegen tpuroe btel, 9ieh
oet5btet. Ge6s Giiisrpdggons, bic
Bel gleer Greet ulff Dem 9eleiIe itmts
ben, fpuroen uunaeDsbt unb le9tsn
ben ga6roertesr ssitneilig ld6m. Der
g6obeu mn Wpnrce Gountp Dirb Gaf
So, ,OO0,O seF6dst.
SIN sJerrrirgs Gotrrt1, so Wfetler
freiter fiib6itIitb aelsasn, ip,rbe Elm
S6dosr BON ettpa 100000 berur'
fnft. Dur9 ben SdgtHdag, bon
bem Der sornabo tegleitst mar, tpurbe
iebes etnsefne 6atls In Rort6 ger'
non, Der SduptFa6t bon Jenlrings
gourtp befGGbig..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Mbfeten
Din Der tn gaetp gort gegriiuDete Ger
bdrto Der pJreunbe Der Sellts
i9en Republit" ben Oellts
!aeN Gaiier.
gerbalb ieBt fi9. tpis be9auptet tDirb,
aus Oeuti4en ouiammeu.

Rem gort. 27, Rat. - Gs 1T
bier dngebli3 Don Seut14en cine
SrgauiiatioH trls &eben Serufeu pOrs
ben. bic ii4 s5retnoe Der Seuti4en
Republit" nennt, unO bereu 8eitrsben
bdrauf seri3tet 1T. oie &biesung oes
0eutiaeu aatiers berbei3uiiibren uno
tine Oeutide RepubItt gu sriiuoeu.
Die geieai9aft, Die, ME bebdaptet
pirb. iiber bas sar5e 2ano oerbreitet
iein ioa, bat bier eiu nationaIes
9uuptquartier segriinbet uHb eiuen
glufruf an bic 9euti9en um Inter
itiiBung ibrer Seitre6ungen erIaiien.
Sn Oem 2tufruf. Der iOpO6l in Sents
fher, pie nu4 in engIii9er Spra4e
abgefaBt 1T, beibt es:
Plus Greignifeu unb Gntpidlurs
gen in 9eutichlauo sebt liar berOOr,
baB in 8Glbe bort Elm Gbnli6er ums
ftur5 erfplgen tptrb, pie mir ibu Oor
sinigen glpndten IN RuBlonb srlett
babeIt. Reiienoe, bic in Der le5ten
3eit aus 9euti9Iaub cingetroffen
Iinb, beridten, 6aB bic repu6IitaniTde
gefpesung bort rieiig an llmfang 3u'
ninlnlt.
Die Gage fpirb augenI6etnti6 fir
bic beutT6e 4utotrdtie unqenriit6lib.
obf6on lie beniibt lit, Der 9lubenipelt
breift unb ur6eiorgt gu erIhciner.
9ie ruiTif6e Sefe 1T in 9eutiaIaub
an Der @rbeit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
2tHerlei Ssreibeitea
gtuIaIieBTia Der Tref6eit bs3iigli4
fsinsr poIitti6eu 2tuii9teu
Dem ruFifdeu sOIbaten sugeifarben.

ct. 9etersburg, 27. mat.
ueber 2orbon. SriegsmtHiiter aereuss
tp bat am Sorntag cine 8etarntmas
6uno in 9effalt zines 5ngesbefebIs
erlaFen, bur3 peIfe bic Re9te> oes
Solbateu, Die fie Inn BON Der prpois
foriI6en Regierung getpd9rt fpurbsn,
in Strait treteR- Die getarrtmadung
untfaBt 18 parasrnp6en uno bic MIDI
tighten Der 3ugefGrontiTs Fro, bub
Der SoIbat b5uige ppIittibe Sreiheit
unb geptFensfreibeit beItBt, DdB sr
auBer 0enTt Gipi3Ieibung trageu
barf unb boB es in ieinem GrmeTen
liegt, ob er feline 8or3eieBten griiBen
min ober ni6t.
Der IA. qarasrapb 6eTd9t, bab teiH
GpIbat obne por6erigen proaeB be-
TRAIT perbeu borf, nber 81 glei4er
3eit pirb bemertt, baB gu 9rtegs5ei>
ten Sfft3tere Sos Redt baben, tire
lInteraebenen nit 6erpolt sur Guss
fi6rung BON 8efe6ler gu 5lpingen,
ur6 oaB fie bere9tigt iino, nm bic
8puftreduna Der 9eFeble burhsuz
TeBeu, Tcqar bepuFfrete Setpdlt IN
Qnpenbunq al briugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
ia bic 0liener
SIT uugeniaeiuIi5 Der tngIii4en
qrefe Der leBte GIiegerbeiu4
geiubrea.

2pubpn, 28. Ulat. - Die 3et>
tungeu beipre4en in ben &eitaHrlugcn
ibrer UtontagsausgGben in ausru9rIls
der 8etle Den TIIegeruberfau POM
iSreitaa. Gs nir0 nI9t nur odrouf
btnseipleIen, oaB oieier ue5erfau nls9r
WGsnI9enleben getoitet bat, ais IrSeno
elmer Der friiberen lleberiaae, ionDerR
es piro au9 bemertt, oaB ptel!m
Sylie9eriiberiaa balD Dgttere, GbnItae
fplgen ourFten, Die Don etusr nett 8rOs
beren 3abI BON oeIti4en 5lug3eugen
ausgefubrt r0erDer, ais Der an JrsF
tag.
u1un gIaubt, baB an 5telIe Der
53eppeline iebt bon ben 0euti hen
5lug5euge gu ben lleberfdllen Deripsn'
bet perren, neil tie cine grpbere G'.s
i9ninoigtsit beiiben un0 10 bod IIiea
gen, bag bic 2lbpebrgeihiiBe gegeH iie
abiolut pirtungslos iino. aus oiiem
Grunbe Oiirfteu Oieie Jlugl9ifTe F3
81 elmer groBeu 9efabr entDtdelH.
4meritant DE St rteg S.
ppfer.
Sttapa, Ont, 27. gsai. - Die
am Sourtag betunnt gegebeRe 9er'
IuitIiite entbdlt bic Ramen Der fplgens
ben 4meritaner: 9efaaen: j. 5. @urs
tis, aug pioneer, Oregon, unb q. y.
Uac6ugb, aus Ntnneupolis, Utinn.;
9erpunbet: 6. 6. Reeoes aus Gaslt
Rod, galif., unb 5. &eIIep aus port'
lamb, Oregon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
QusfuaH
Dirb bon elmer IlaTeuperfdmmlung
in Gbifaso iibey bic Griebens'
bebinsungsH Derlangt.
@et9e Die Ser. St1dten fotpte ote
Gnteuteuldtte 81 fteaer bedb'
ii9ti5sn.

Gbieogo, IS. Wai. 3pei Be-
T5liiEs i'm Sntersiis Der 9erbet'
fibrung etnes Jrieoens purbeH aHI
Sonntaa geIegentIid elmer WdhsnOer'
IanmIung seiabt, be i'm aubitorium
ftattinib uno Don benz ~psrmanent
Committee for 3erms Of Ysaes"
einberuIsn fporben nan. Sn Der er'
fen ReIolutiOn pirb bic Der. StdatsR
&sgierung aufssfOrbet, cine beitimm'
te Grtldrung barber ob5usebeu, uns
ter lpsl9en gebinsun9en bic Yerei'
nigtsn StGatsn ioris bic aaitrten be-
rsit fem piirbsn Grisoen gu idIieBen.
5n Der speitsn RsioIution piro Der
Stobtratb BON Gbicago dufseforbsrt,
bic iebt I'M 2anbe psilenben aommii'
idre Der ruiiiidsn- Rtsieruns gu sria'
den. nnd gbieaeo ~ tommen uno
gluff9lub fiber oi. ,3iele Der ruiIi'
i9en Regieruug ionic iiber oer:n
GriebensbebinsunseH gu seben.
Seds Dednner unb brei iunse
Rdb&eu purbeu selesentli3 BON
@erfammlungen bsrbdtet, Die intoIse
Der llsbsrfiiIung bes Gubitprlums
anf offensr Strabs absebdIten tpurs
ben, fir bersn @erGrtitaItung iebob
bas aommitiee fir Griebensbsbiusung
iebspebe WerantDortlihteit ablebnt.
Die gsrbaftunseu erfoIsten aIs IS
Bel ben @eriammlungen TN 5reien in'
fOlge BON f9drfer ariiif. bic on Der
Bunbssrsoieruns seibt tDurbe. sa
priissIeien tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Ssearitb Seasne
@tll i'm sanssn 2anbs
bur9 patriottfds 8er-
MN Iuuseu beuGrie
beusfreu ben eut
gegeHdrbeiten

Rem Dort. q. Wai. Wie am
Sountdg Gbtno bier betannt segeben
purbe, tperben in ben ud9Jeu Do6en
in allen Sbeileu bes 2arlbss unter ben
Gufpi5ien Der Gaurite 2sngue pas
triotifde 0erfdurmlunssH dbge5alten
iperben, um Der sbdtigtsit Der Jries
bensFreunbs entgessu3uarbeiten, bic
segen cine f9arfe &rigiiibrung finb.
rGs giebt cine Renge 2eute, bic
uuiiber5eust unb balls I'm S9laf
iino,A beibt es in bem RunbIdreiben,
bas Don Der Securitp 2.ague on bic
fhrsr % 3psigp.rbdnbe a6,
sefanbt iDorbsn if. .Oieis 2euts iDer,
ben tasli4 bur9 iosenannte frisbenss
frsunbIi9e SrganifatiuneH ermuthist.
Sn alIsr Stille, bur9 sebeime GandIs
fpirb bieie prppagdnbn berbreitet unb
bieie Geieliddftsn arbeiten NIT benen
9ano in 6aHb, bereH 8efreben bar,
auf geri9tet III. bic Der. Gtnatsn 5u
idpd9en unb Oeuti9ldnb su ftdrteu.
Die srfie bisisr patriotifden ger<
iammIungeu ipirb bier am, gtittipo9
abssbaltsn. Inter ben Rebnern pers
ben fi6 Rpbsrt gocon. Der bormdIise
ameritnnif6e 9otitaftsr in Irant>
reid uub Der prGiiSent Der Mmsriean
federation Of 2abor SamueI Goms
pers befiHben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Spf,r einss g1itOraiers.

Der 31siGbrtgs MSofttntIt So1r
TIeibner, 500 Carthage g}ite, tDurbe
aeitern, tiir5 ppr Dtitternadt, dls er
in Der Rdbe ieiner Dobuung cine Gar
perlaKen bate, ebe er ben 8iirgeriteig
erreiben tpuute, ppn einem autprdier
iiber ben Saufen aerannt uno oerart
berlebt, bab i'm ftGbtH4en SOfpitaI,
po6tu er bur6 poirolrIto 9 gebrGat
nuroe, an ieinem auftommeH se5tpeis
felt tpirb.
Der glutpruTer euttdm in Der Duns
telbeit, ubne bdB es mDgIi9 setDeTer
mare. be 2iSsnsnummer bes glutOi
81 erlangeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
S,uansia Perirnen
Solren BEL einem SornaSo om Cont
tag abenb m Der gsdbe BON Sid
,uau, &p., urrgetuuuHen iein-

Wsempbis, 9eHr,, N. Rat. -
2o1tt einer teIepbortidJ Gn SoHntag
@benb 81 ipdter Snrube einsetroffe-
uen gso&ridt aps 9tfrnan, apy iol'
len gelegentli6 eires Sornnbos an
Sonrtag slbenb IN benz SanSSiitrift
Eel Oldham fiber 20 8erioHeu iun's
Qahp,, oefnrrrrtpr, i,ir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

eiusm Baum ssri:tb unb Deroronnte.
Rorer mar uuf feinem SiB angee
i6nallt unb tonnis fih niht freiz
MAIDEN. als Der GdioIin6ebdltsr Don
einem 3peig bes 8nums bei4dbigt
tpir6e, iporauf bic Mdf9ins IN
grnro asrietb. Rprer mar gigentbiis
mer elmer Garm in Der Rabe BON gnBs
rifle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
0fauFger Fob.
ISIitsr beim N6ftHrs fsinss sluss
;sugs au sobe psrbranut.

aotepoob, q. =, 27. mai. -
Dubib Or. giDrer. Der tiiBIicb pon Der
GIieserid,uIs in Deineolu. q. p. fsin
pilOtenaaignib srhdlien battle. bers
bponnie bier am Sanitds 81 fpGter
Stirnbs su Soos, ais fem 11usseus
aus siuer 659t nDu LEO a6ihirsie. IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28

ME fir bic pom prdfiberten NBthoH
geduBerten Grieoengibeen s.'rsieH
iei unO dngeii6ts bieTerI6atfa4e n'lr'
be beI8IoTen on ben 9rdfibenteu 8Nls
ION cine Sepeibe gu ienoen, in DelteT
or iiber bic 3ieIe unb 3pede Der &on'
frer3 ouFqetlGrt fperben fol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Se6r snfrieoe,t
ST gd)abamtsiefret1r Mfc9lbop nit ieimer
Ssampagnereiie mad Sem 2Seftem.


gottohmn
srbe8
HH i'm
ben
IN n5tb
bn Sredh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
&raH;
2egten bte itaGterif6eu
SriegstommiifGre an
9rabe George Naf6s
iuntpn's nipner

=
Daf5tugton, .. g., 27. @ai.
Die italienii6eH SriegstpmmifGre
Itatteten am Sprntdg bem Grabe
9eorge Daibiugtpn'g IN 0lount gers
non einen geiud db, unb Der Giirit
BON ubine legte aIs 0berbaupt Der
SommiiIion sinsn Srun3 aus gron5e
am @roboeutmaI nteber. Gr iopte
audi 9ualielmo Wareoni btelten IN
enaliTher Sprdts tur5e Reben, in be-
nen iie ibrsr 6-eubs iiber ben eintritt
Der Der. Staoten in ben arieg 9luss
brud sdben. Tlarine Setretdr Du-
uieIs. Der alg @ertreter Der gunbess
regirrirng bic 5abrt auf Der Su6t Ses
prGffbenten ,.Mupfloper" mitgemo6t
batte, FeIIts bic beibeu gtebner Der
8srianrlung por.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-28
Sebr befriebist

SIT Sdotmitsiefretdr Wh9looo iiber
ieine Saeiie i'm SSntereiie Der
~Sreibeits. .auIeibe~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-28

That's a very brief outline. but
il Will give YOU some idea of what
has been done i'm the way of pre-
pairing the country for "a part in tho
greatest war the world has ever
known"
And how tremendous IT. really
is, said the boys father, may De-
seen when you compare 10 wit.
other wars that have been fought
in the past
Take our Spanish-Americau war
for instance. War was declared .I
April 1895. and before the summer
was over the spanish army anE
navy had been defeated and spail
asking for peace. An IN little Moor.
than three months.
And I'm our civil war many .m
portant battles were fought within
the six months following the or.
break Of war"
Yes" said Uncle Harry. and u
the present war the battle OF tho
Marine. which many regard ass nm,
real turning point Of the war. wa.
fought and won by the French with
i'm little more than "a month ATTIC
Germany invaded Belgium.
But as the present war couur
ued. It was soon plain that the sd
tory would be finally won by "a
nations that could bring 10 bear 10.
the longest period the greatest re-.
sources in men, money and SUPPLE
So when our country entered TIA
war il was Immediately realize,
that months of preparation w0li,
have 20 be gone through in orde
that Americas greatest pow
might be brought 10 bear on th,
sides OF the allies That's why ou
country's six months preparatio.
will really count, even though -.
have spent practically all our Gin.
getting ready 10 night"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-28

Ruth. Opal Rowe. Edith Ward. Ale
tina Long. Francis LavengOOd and
George Hennion.
TWO-B.
We are studying the picture, The
Coed Shepherd painted by the
artist Plockhorst.
FOUR-B.
We are starting our Halloween
lantern today We have learned
The Battle Hymn OF the Republic
and Columbia, the Gem OF the
Ocean" and enjoy singing them.
FOUR-A.
The A grade won in the con-
test IN selling tickets for the en-
tertainment. We sold 145 tickets.
FIVE-B.
Monday was the last incubation
day
Tony Shirk was absent on account
OF sickness.
FTVE-A.
Those having perfect spelling
Bessie Anderson, Ethel Charlwood
and Ailene Metz.
STX-B.
The following received 100 in the
spelling contest Tuesday: Richard
Dollie. Lillian Eckert, Pearl Kel-
logg. Dale Rose. Elizabeth Baraso,
Geraldine Petit, Buelah Merrick,
Ruth Rupert. Margaret Hammet,
Eloise flasher, jeanette Van Dusan,
Ann Jane Puterbaugh.
SENEN-B.
The lib had a reading test Tues
day and grammar test also.
In history We are studying about
| the Pilgrims.
SENEN-A.
Those having the best standing
for eight weeks are: lie Vada Rud-
duck. Brenda Haist, Robert Clark
| Evah Ostrander, Gerald Vest, Car
| Kemps and Ralph Bowman.
Cards have been distributed from
! the United States food administra-
/ ton and the largest part Of the
class brought them back signed anC
I were given IA window card. kitchen
war creed and 10 lessons on food
| conservation.
GENERAL NEWS.
Our entertainment last week wa:
a grand success. we had one of the
largest and most appreciative audi
! ences we have had for years. This
was the tirst time for more than II
years that our primary grades en-
| tertained- They certainly rose tC
the occasion The proceeds will bC
used in purchasing lantern slides
| stereographs and stereOscopes FOL
/ use I'm the school.
( Supt. Horton OF Mishawaks
schools. and Supt. Moore of Muncie
Ind. visited our school on superin-
| tendents day.
Kemper Price of Lafayette schOo
Z visited u last Friday.
The Elder teachers have $1,000
worth OF Liberty bonds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-28

a million men are under arms. Six
teen cantonment camps-cities. each
capable OF housing 10000 men
have been built at a cost OF $780,
100000 Following the establish
ment Of Is officers training
camps. about $1,000 young officers
received training and commissions.
At the beginning Of the war we had
about 10000 officers; there are now
around 10000. There have also been
maintained is training camps for
the national guard. A large expedi-
tionary force under Gen. Pershing
has been sent TO France.
The surgeon general has in
creased the enlisted strength Of the
medical department 10 more than
10 times its original size. there now
being more than $4,000 men in il.
In connection with this, a large hos
pital will be constructed at each
one Of the So environments and
other large hospitals at various
points in the country Moreover,
For lighting in the air. more
than 10000 aeroplanes are being
built and thousands Of American
aviators are being trained both In
schools throughout the country and
behind the battle lines in France"
And how much bigger is our
navy now, Uncle Harry asked
Joe.
The navy has now in service
more than three times as many
/ men and nearly three times as many
/ vessels as when war was declared. o.
replied Uncle Harry, and hundreds
of ships are being built-from SUI
per-dreadnaught TO submarine
chasers. Since early i'm May United
States destroyers have been operat-
ing with the navies of the allies
against the submarines. Hundreds
OF millions Of dollars have been
spent TO build plants for supplying
guns and projectiles for the navy.
And the shipping board has con
tracted for the speedy building of
hundreds of ships that Will make up
a great American merchant fleet"
Paying For the War.
How much money have We loan
ed TO our allies, Uncle Harry" ask
ed Jimmy.
Great Britain. France Russia,
! Italy and Serbia have received loans
! totaIing to S2.51S,4O0.OO0. replied
/ Uncle Harry. The United States
is spending about S2D0O,Oo0 an hour
| in all war expenditures.
And now comes the question OF
how the money is being raised 10
meet these staggering totals" ne
! continued. Congress has author
| lied by tax and bond measure the
raising OF 20 billions OF dollars"
Twenty billion" exclaimed Jim
my.
Yes" said Uncle Harry, 1T al
most takes your breath away tc
! think Of such a vast sum. The two
! Liberty loans were fioated To raise
five billions OF this amount. And
at various times since the declara-
ton Of war. congress has made ap-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-28
MADISON SCHOOL.
Lucille Herring and Robert ElbeI, ir.,
Edltora.

SEVEN-A.
The LAS had physiology test
Tuesday afternoon.
In literature they have finished
learning the poem. TO the Fringed
Gentian,' by Bryant.
SEVEN-B.
The IBIS had a geography test
Tuesday morning on Chile and the
Andean countries OF South Amcri-
ca.
The domestic science class baked
potatoes and made meat balls Thurs
day morning.
The manual class finished their
paper files Thursday morning.
They had a physiology test We'd
nesday afternoon.
SIX-A.
The GAS had physiology and ge-
ography tests Tuesday.
SIX-B.
The 6-B's had a test in physiology
Wednesday and a geography test
Tuesday.
FTVE-B-FIVE \.
Miss Rittinger talked 10 the fifth
grade about food conservation Tues
day Thirty one Of the pledge cards
were signed and returned by the
mothers Of the children in 5-B and
"a grades.
FIVE B-FOUR y.
Mrs. Cassidy visited the room
Wednesday morning.
FOUR-B.
Mrs. Schadt and Mrs. StOnecipher
were visitors I'm room last week.
THREE-A.
Florence Niblack has been trans
ferred 20 the Franklin school and
Ruth Denslow 10 the Lincoln school
THREE-B.
Mrs. Ash visited the room Thurs
day morning.
TWO-A-THREE-B
Several children have been alb
sent on account of illness caused by
the third NEGOTIATIONS.
TWO-B.
The 2-B's have been making Hal
lOWeen posters.
ONE-B-ONE-A.
The BIS and AS have been cut
ting out Indians and Indian pottery
Miss Olvy Of the Lafayette schoo
visited here on Friday afternoon.
ONE-B.
Mrs. oscar Lppman, Miss Dorothy
! Weiter. Mrs. Crow and Miss OlvS
visited room 1 during the past week
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just returned from year and a
halfs stay AT the front in England
and France, gave a very interesting
lecture on his experience. He had
souvenirs which he obtained while
there, also pictures, which he dis
played. it was a most entertaining
lecture
Several Of the teachers have
bought Liberty bonds.
Banking deposits this week was
1892. There We're 10 new de
positors.
Bernice Simpson played two very
charming Instrumental pieces on
the piano.
The next civic meeting will be
held Nov. ..
The pledge cards for food con
servation were handed out this
week. Very few refused to sign
them.
We extend our sympathy 10 Julia
Plake OF the 7B. whose mother died
last week. also Raymond Ellis, "a,
whose mother died this week.
Mr. Koenig gave this regular
physical culture lessons Monday.
Beatrice Jane Oman entered the
kindergarten last Monday.
Lloyd. Myrtle, Emma and Carl
Hiring were transferred 10 US from
the Muessel on Thursday.
Mrs. Alma O. Ware. Of the South
Bend Training school, visited Us on
Wednesday.
ONE b.
Zelma Morton having returned
from Calumet, Mich. entered school
Monday.
We have been enjoying stories
about the brave Indian boy Red
Feather"
We took our last incubation
Wednesday.
Mary Grace Kipplinger is III.
Our room banked = cents Thurs
day.
TWO Ii.
Dorothy Singleton. Ruth Myers,
Mary Greenwood and Kenneth
Hawk were promoted this week
from IA to the 2B grade.
Florentine Gilliland is absent on
account or illness.
We are learning the poem, "A
Music Box"
TWO \.
We are finishing our Indian S
chains made o. berries and seeds.
They are very attractive.
Milton Snyder won the number
contest Friday.
Our song on the board this week
is "Polly's Bonnet"
Mrs. Ware visited our room We'd
nesday morning.
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We are learning to carry I'm num-
bers.
our memory gem for this week
is: BE gentle and loving: be kind
and polite. be thoughtful for others,
be sure TO do right
THREE \.
Raymond Ellis has moved 70 his
grandfather's at Mentone, Ind
Emma Stypcznski and Edna Ash
are ahead in our multiplication
table contest.
We enjoyed Miss KreutZer's health
talk on characteristics OF a Coos
Soldier" which she gave in our
room Tuesday morning
FOUR \.
our memory gem this week IS:
Look for goodness, look for glad
ness; you will find them all the
while; If you bring a visage 20 the
glass you meet a smile Alice
Cary.
our current event papers came
this week. We have enjoyed read
ing them very much
IN our spelling test last week &c
out Of "a received A or A plus
FOUR B.
Those who received a plus in
spelling were: Irene Annis. VII
lard Wildrick, Marguerite Herzig,
John Delaney. Harry LANCE. Elieue
Cole, Marguerite Marrow, Merce-
des Jacobs, Dorothy Heffner. Ruth
Hertle, Hazel Hawk, Nelson Hard
aker, Margaret Shortz,
Mary Peters has been absent three
days on account Of sickness.
We are making pretty lanterns
ont Of paper for Halloween.
SIX \ and ID.
The memory gem for the week
Is: Hail ye small. sweet courtesies
Of life, for smooth do you make
the road OF it."
We have a pennant for those who
do the best work In writing Those
who have had II this week are Der
nice Dawson and Ralph Brockhous.
we had q test in history and
language this week. Those receiv-
ing honor marks in the language
test are: Franklin Hopkins. Mil
dred Sutser- ClOyce LutZ. Nellie
Egbert. Mabel Jones' Ulysses Rath-
boiler Mabel Belledin. Helen Haag
Armilda Boswell. Max Yaffe. Esther
Hosler. Nurma wills and Annabelle
Barr, Russell Scott, Christy TirOtta.
FIVE \ and II.
This week We made United States
navy flags in our drawing
We had many tests this week.
our memory gem this week is.
.sTabacco. a nauseating plant that IS