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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

ein6iirgerngen BON 6remoen 81, oo6
lit oas 8erfa6ren 10 umitdnolib, Dob
mitunter Sabre bis sur Grlngling
Oes 9iirgerre6ts pergeben. Sir ie.
oes 8iirgerrehtsgeiu6 miro Elm be.
ionoeres Geies promulgirt, ipel4es
ole @enc6migung lopobl oes 9(bge.
orOneten6oiies ols ml1 oes Senates
beoorf. 9iednet man ooou nod ole
groBen llntoIten. ole Dem @elu6iteIler
erpodlen, 10 lit es einleudtenO, OnB
iih mlr @oblbabenoe Oeu 2lirils ei.
mes @in6iireerllngsgeiubes leiiten
fonncn. Gntipreben0 lit ole 3abl
oerer audi iebr gering, 8umal 90 @e.
iude, Die ii9 ni9t beionoers nuf oie
cine ooer anOere @eiie empie6len t0n-
nen pon Oorn6erein gum NiBeriolg
OeurtbeiIt iino. Die 3obl Der SSuoen.
einbiirgeringen 6ilOet einen 6llBerlt
minimaIen 8ro5entiob DER iiioiihen
9eD0lferung Humdniens. Solanee
an g[rt. Z nilbt gerii6rt miro, lit an ei-
ne 8eiierlmg ser Suoenlage in 9ilt.
manien ni6t gu oenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
3nr glgrar- nnO gSa6lredtsrcfOrm in
9inmGnicn.
(sGon eiuem 9Rumdnen.)


@s Bat ocS er0Bten G0lferringenS
ino Der ruiiiiAen llmpdl5rmg be.
0urit, nm oie rumdniiAen Stoats.
mGnner oo6in 81 bringen enoli1
einmol Die franfe @erfoiiing eiuer
ie6r notbwenoieen Speratiou 81 m-
terrperien. CAB Iie eS i6on friiber
niAt gemagt 6abell, lit 6eoouerIi6;
innerDin: omieur 0nilt plus taro
que iamais.
Gle SeOeuhmg Der 9(9rarirage in
Gum0nien erbellt i1on aus Ger
S6atiabe, ooB oieies 9auO Elm glgror-
lano par ercellence lit. 9ns 5u 9e.
ginn Der iecb5iger Sabre ocs lebten
Sobr6un0crts Der oamalige 9iunl1.
neniiirit, 9lleranoer Gu5o, elm auf.
rid)tiger &olfsfrelno, ole @nteignlhg
ser &irdeugiiter pornobnt, 0ie &ei6.
eigeni6aft mli6o6, sic 9auern 6eirei.
te mo iie 81 &leinerrno6eiiBern
madte, glaubte er @emaItiges gelei-
itet 5li bo6en. SSn ser Shat beOeute.
ten oieie 9feiormen fiir ole oamaligen
rlnGniiben @er6Gltniiie elm ie6r ge,
maateS llnternebmen oes Siiriien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

6aut Soui65anoel trieben. Grit i'm
Sabre 1888 lpuroe es ltnter Dem Sea
men 03orristopn ais Srti1ait incor-
porirt. Die 8ergbepo6ner Itonmen
bielfod BON Seuten a6, Die ii6 Dor
Ger rG6enOen Staatsgenolt in Der
idiiben0en 8ergpelt 81 perbergen ale
geranlaliung batten. 9aber mobl
i6re 8ilo6eit. Siitorii6 interefant
lit Die Sbotio6e, DAB iulter Der einge.
ieiienen 8eoolferung ytort6 @aroli-
mas Elm 6etrG6tIiber Bro5entiab
oeuti6er glbltommmg it, inO DAB
Die eriten @eiieOler Oes Staates Gellt,
ide aus Der S9mei5 uno Der &5ein-
geeen0 waren.
Iie 9unoes-Geeierung bat iid
enogiltig entidIonen Die Oeutiben
SeeIeute in Sot springs unter5u-
brineen un0 linen Oos fir einen
iGbrlihen @odt5ins bon $4,000 se-
miet6ete .0loutain @orf Sotel" ais
oorlGufiges 0uartier an5mueiien.
Cine glbt6eilllng Ser 2eilte lit bereitS
ais Guartierma6er abgegangen. "a
oas Sotel MIR 200 8immer entbGlt
unO beiieniaas 60bitens 600 Mann
beberbereen fam, lit Der 9au bon
garaden in Der 9116e 0eS Sotels in
glusiidt genommen, nelde Die Selte
iel6er erridten ioQen. 0}on boiit auf
ioIde g9eiie 9ialm fiir 1900 Snter-
nirte 81 bei9offen. Gas Sotel lit
Elm in ieoer 9e5ie6ung MODERN ein-
eeribteter @au nit ale Dem Gurus,
oen Der rei6e 9lmerifoner forOert.
@s liegt iumitten eines @ribot-Farfs
bon 100 9ldern llmiong imo periiigt
ii6er einen @olfplab o@ana 9una
Gorrle@ genannt ~, Der 81 oen idon-
lten in 9lmerifa ge3dblt miro. glu6
GennisplGbe, S6mimnbalinS Il. Ogl.
iino porbanoen.
Sot Springs lie9t in MoOion.
Golnt0, glort6 Carolina, 3S 0leilen
noromeitlid BON 9libpille bonn Ga
liSburDs 9libepille- un0 W}empbis-
8meie Der Sout6ern &oilwop am
6rcn6 9rooo Riber. 9is 5ur @ren5e
oes Staates SenneIiee finO es nur 6
0}eilen. Ole Ortidoft ielbit lit ouf
cine 1000 9lder groBe @bene binee-
6ollt, oos Sot Springs @Ioteou ge-
nannt, aber rings berum erbe6en ii6
Siioel lmo i'm @inter9rm0 @erge,
oie 0as @loteou INN 20OO lmo me6r
Sub ii6erro9en. Sot Springs iel6lt
bat cine Wleeresb0be bon 1926 SUB.
Seine beiBen 9uellen ole ouentbul-
Zen 5u finoen iino, bo6en cine Gem
perohtr bon 96-110 Groo sSobren-
belt uno meroen iG6rli6 BON Tou-
ienoen aufgeiudt. 0ie llmge6ung
1T munoerid6n oos&limo ldBt ni6ts
81 miiniben iibrig, pno oen 0eutiben
SeeleIten bate man mirflih teinen
geiiinOeren an lnnolboftlihen 9iei-
gen reideren glufentboltsort 5upei-
fen fonnen ais Sot Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
ganSitenfa6rer sefaht.

SeouI, &orco, 5. sui. n Ter
ongebIide g(nfiibrer ser @anoiten
ole I'M letten CONNER omeritnniihe
Weramerfsbealnte nobe ltnian iiber.
fielen rnO Sin @elbooen, einen omc-
rifoniiden Sugenieiir, tooteten ut
eefongen nor6en. gr lit elm aorea-
ner, Nomens Gbong-Young.
0ie 9lmerifoner brohten Silber-
barren no6 Dem 8ubnbofe, ols tie
iiberfallen mlr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09
An Otr
Ajsnr-9rOnt
spielten F6 MutlSe
&dmpfe ab.
Yaris ipri@t bon 6eMti1er
Otte6erlase.

Stie6erla9e.
Ole 9euticben beriu6ten aneebIid
umionit Wi6tiee Stellunsen ou-
rid 6u erobern. ~ galr an einem
Eunfte beboilpteten iie einen
Ebeil Der erlten fran50iiiden
2inie. - 2onoon meloet unge-
m6bnIic6 Iebbofte 6Iieger-Gbdtig-
felt.
@aris, 8. Suli. IL Gas beute
9lbenO bonn fran50iiiden &riegsbu.
reau Oer0ffentli9te offi5ielle Bulletin
bat folgenoen @ortlallt:
nSn Der @egen0 bon Yont5eon
imO oes 6roiomont. .@eb0ftes mar ole
9lrtiHerie.S S6dtigfeit cine Iebr Iebbof.
te. @eie9te IofaIer Jlotlr iesten
lns in Den StanO ,einige S9iiten-
grGben iUieoer5uerobern.
9ln OeridieOenen Yunften Der
6ront CAB es glrtillerie-9lftionen, be-
ionOers na6c Surtebiie imo in Der
@egenO bon W}ont Saut."
&Onoon ipri9t BON reger
6Iiegert + Gtigfeit.
2on0on. 8. s5uli. - Der beute
9l6enO bonn britiiden glrmee6nipt-
quarter erlaiiene ofii5ielle @eri6t
iagt 6olsenOess
Scr 6einO leete seItern in 2uftge-
iedten Die gr0Bte 9lftiOitGt an oen
Gag. 6einOlibe 6Iieger fomen in
itorfen @rlppen, pelde pielfa9 Our9
uniere 9leroplane 5erlprengt muroen.
llnlere 6lieger internabmen cine
gln6abl erfolgrei6er lleberfdae, bel
oenen iie ieinoli6e gleroorome, Whtni-
tions-Depots imo Grlppenaniamm.
lungen NIT gomben beleeten uno be.
OeutenOen S6a6en auri6teten.
Se6s feinoli6e Mol6inen puroen
in Sufteeie6ten beruntergebolt uno
5ebn anOere tpliroen bei6Goigt. 9l6t
lnierer Olal9inen perOen DermiBt.
9lbgeie6en BON glrtillerie.Sbdtig-
felt an peri6ieoenen Yunften unIerer
6ront lit ni6ts Weiter 81 beriAten.~
3 euti1e an Der AiSue-
6ront geidlagen.
@aris, 8. Suli. - Gie QeutIden
5o6en nah Dem beute 01a6mittag
ausgegebenen offi5iellen 9eri6t oeS.
fron5oiiicben &riegs6ureaus auf ocr
gIisne 6ront cine empfinOlide
Sdlappe erlitten. Sic 6ran5oien
i6lugen ongebli6 bier tpuhtige Dor
ltoBe Der oeutihen StreitfrGfte 6Intig
a6 unO bro1ten oen 9lngreifern
idpere 8erluIte 6ei
Ohlr an einem %unfte in Oem @je.
6iet 5mii6en 9ooettes II. ser sSroio-
mont 6arm gelang es Ben OeutI1en,
einen Sbeil Der frau5oiii1en Stel.
lnngen Der eriten 9inie 81 bebolp-
len, Die Tie i'm 9eginu ser Sdladt
genommen 6otten
Gie @eitt6eiIiug fiiet bin5u, OaB
Die 6ran5oIen alIf Der @er0in-6ront
fiinf Itarf beieItiete oeltide StelIim.
gen eroberten mo oieielben gegen
mebrere eoeltide @egenoneriffe be-
6alpteten.
@as sic griten meIOen
SonOon s. SuIi. - Ser beute
gfadmittag bonn 6ritiiden glrmee-
SaIptqltnrtier ouseegebene offi5ieIle
%eriht iagt
0g9ir ba6en in ser lebten g1a6t
mebrere erfolgrei6e lle6erIdQe IiiO-
0iiliW bon Sorgicourt umo noroIid
BON 9pern lmternommen unO cine
gln5o1l BON @efangeuen aenodt.
Sonit bat ii6 nidtS BON 9eoer-
tung ereignet.
9uiien idla9en teutoui.
i6e AnGriffe ob.
Eeters6urg, 8. Suli. IL GaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

seine gReinung. ~Gente
Cir. meinc Srau lit nit meinem
9udboItcr ourhgegonaenl"- ~gSlm9
Sntte id nidt redt, oIs ih i'm Sir
empfabl2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-09

SObn D. 9iOdefeler 78 Sabre alt.
Earrbtopn, q. g. 8. Suli.
II Syobn 8. &odefeler feierte bellte
ieinen rs. @eburtstag in oIler Stllle
in leinem Seim in Nsocantico SiIls.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
THE TUBERCULIN TEST

A good deal is heard about the tu-
berculin test. Some cities require
that milk can only be sold from tubcr-
culin tested cows. The tuberculin
test is a method used for finding out
if cattle have tuberculosis. A specia-
ly prepared substance called tubercu-
lin is injected into the animal an
record is kept of the animalstempcra-
ture taken at intervals Of two hovrs.
II tho temperature goes up a certain
number Of degrees it is an indication
that the animal has tuberculosis, and
such animals are removed from the
herd.-Agr. Ext. Dept. N. D. Ayr.
College.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
DUNN GLIssENDoRF.

A pretty home wedding was SOL
emnizd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dunn last Thursday evening, No
vember 10th, when their daughter,
Miss Elma Vernice Dunn, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Clarence A.
Glissendorf, Rev. C.. Burchardt, Of
Mitchell, officiating. They were at
tended by Herbert Glissendorf, a
brother Of the groom, and Miss Fern
Dorman Of Mt. Vernon, q cousin Of
the bride. The bride was dressed in
blue crepe de chene and messaline
and carried bouquet Of white carna-
tions and rosebuds. The groom wore
q suit of navy blue.
Immediately after the ceremony a
delicious four-course supper was
served to about fifty guests.
The groom il the fourth son Of Mr. i.
C. H. Glissendorf Of this city. and
is we'll and favorably known. He is
an industrious and prosperous young
farmer and has prepared home fo1
his bride on q farm southwest Of
town.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn and has
spent the greater part Of her life il
this community, and has a host d
friends who will join in wishing then
much happiness in their married life
The happy couple are now at home
to their many friends at the groom''
farm, six milus southwest Of Whit
Lake White Lake Wave.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
TO THOSE WHO FEEL POOR
by Henry Van Dyke.
I write as your brother.

/ write as your brother.
We are a large family.
This world war, made in Germany
against which we are fighting, has
sent our incomes down and our ex-
penses up.
The pinch hurts, but it is not going
to kill us.
We still have enough and something
to spare.
Though we feel poor, don't let US
be impoverished by selfish fear!
Let US save in food, in service, in
clothes, in luxuries and joy rides
but not in money.
Let us use that by giving it to save
the wounded, the suffering, our
friends, our country.
Let us keep Christmas this year
by keeping up the Red Cross.
Then it will not be poor Christ.
mas, but rich Christmas to oul
hearts.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
whom are now quarantined.

Last week we published an article
clipped from another paper stating
that the North Dakota State Board
Of Health had decided to suspend all
vaccination Of school children. This
is q mistake. The Attorney General
at Bismarck knows Of no ruling to
that effect.
G. Holstad drove down from Kin
tyre Wednesday. Mr.. Holstad was
accompanied by Frank Haines and
Miss Savage who obtained . marriage
license from Judge Csrley. The cou-
pie will be married Saturday, Dec.
ED. The Record wishes to extend
congratulations to this popular young
couple Of Kintyre.
w. j. Hawkins, Of jamestown,
travelling freight agent for the N. p,
was q caller in Linton last Thuryday.
Mr.. Hawkins said that they were
trying to make arrangements for No.
to stop at Mckenzie. II this ma
terializes Linton people can leave here
at 8 a. m. and arrive in Minneap-
oils at 1880 in the evening Of the
same day.
A. s. Seeley announces that on
the oath day Of December, the day
before Christmas, he viii give ali Of
the proceeds from his pool and billiard
tables to the Linton Branch Of the Red
Cross Chapter. Let's all of Us make
it point to drop in and shoot q few
games Of pool or billiards on this day.
This is our chance to donate to the
Red Cross. Although we don't have
to dig very deep, the total amount
from the tables for that day will make
q nice sum for the Red Cross.
: The family of Alexander Walther,
Sr. needs special credit for their 10y
atty, there being II members Of the
family who have already contributed
and bf:ome members Of the local
chapter of the Red Cross, as follows
Alex. Walther, ST., Mrs. Alex
Walther, Jake Walther, Henry Waltz.
er, Emil Walther, Mrs. Emil Walther
Alex. Walther, Jr., Martin Walther
Magdalena Walther Emma Walther
Other members of the family who
have not been in town lately, will
doubtless join soon.
Atty. Cameron, chairman of tn,
Emmons County Red Cross, went t,
Hague Saturday and organized F.
branch chapter at that place. TIL
following officers were appointed
Frank Sinner, chairman; E. H. Kun
dert, Sec. Treas. In a short tim
they had thirty members signed up
and there is great rivalry among tn
business men of the town to see VIII
can get the most members. A priz
is to be given to the person or firm
bringing in the most members. Goo
luck to you people of Hague.
u Join the Red Cross.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20

For best results ship your live and
dressed poultry and cream to ths
Northern Produce Co. at Bismarck,
N. D., e. reliable house). Write for
prices, tags and coops.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
NOTICE.

Anyone tearing down the fence or
trespassipg across section 81, town.
ship 1873, Range 76, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
WIN. McCULLEY.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
IN TOWN AND OUT

Join the Red Cross.
Mrs. George Burge Is seriously
Glen Woods was up from Emmons-
i. ssfE e 1s sssl X. lg's aFs9 Il 4
Elsa Gallentine has returned home
FROM Hazelton.
Be sure and join the Red Cross be-
fore Christmas. "
John scblangen transacted business
inLinton, Friday.
Ed. Miller returned Monday from
his Wisconsin visit.
C. %. Putnam and son, Leslie, were
mp from Winona Monday.
Elmer Anderson returned home
from Chicago last Thursday.
Ben Hagtard w.s north bound
passenger Monday morning.
r. G. WAGNER Of winona, transact
ed business j town Tuesday
Steve and Frank Solomonson we're
mp from Winona Wednesday.
The VIM. Heyerman family have
moved into their new residence.
II. Van Soest Jr., Of Strasburg,
was q Linton visitor on Tuesday.
Andy stonedahl is digging a well
on the w. ]. Gabbert's new place.
Chas. Green and wife, Of Marie,
were shopping in town, Wednesday.
Thos. WUaalen, Of Westfield, was a
caller at the County Seat, Wednesday.
Art Pitts took Margaret Macnider
70 her home in Emmonsburg, Tues
day.
Edw. Miller, Of Hague was q bus
mess caller At the County Seat, Tues
,day.
George Gorgan and wife, Of the Ma
ne country were in Linton, Wednes-
day.
Rev. Butschart returned from the
Bismarck hospital the first part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Buck, Of
Temvik, were shopping in. Linton,
Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. L. Jangula and daughter
= were passengers to Bismarck Monday
morning.
The Misses Dorothy and Maggie
King were up from Emmonsburg
Wednesday.
Tony Volk and Christ Faith, of the
Winona country, were callers in Lin
ton, Tuesday.
Earl and Bessie Richardson, of thz
Hartford country, were callers in Lin.
ton, Wednesday.
Come in at the Heyerman Jewelry
Store and see our fancy display of as.
sorted gifts.-Adv.
Otto Schenkenberger and John Reid
linger, of Temvik, were callers at tn,
County Seat, Monday.
VIM. Cleveringa and Stephen Hui
zenga were up from the Westfelt
country last Friday.
Adam Jangula and wife came dow,
from Bismarck for visit with HON,
folks for few days.
G. A. Lieber, of Jamestown, Fed
eral Hotel inspector, was a bushes
caller in Linton on Monday of las
week.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20

Linton Chapter, o. E. s., met
Tuesday evening and installed officers
for the ensuing year.
Paulson and Sternhagen are busy
this week repairing the vestry, room
1T the EpiscoDA church e y; i, ~
Mesdames Muckler, Quasi and Kohl,
Of Temvik visited the Linton Red
Cross chapter this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyes and daughter.
Laura, LETT today for Michigan Tor
visit with Mr.. Kyes' folks.
Buy your Xmas gifts at the Heyer-
man Bros Jswelry Store where you
get your engraving free.-Adv.
Veronica Schumacher left for Bis
marck Wednesday where he will enter
one Of the hospitals for treatment.
Mike Bosch returned Tuesday night
from the Bismarck hospital where he
has been confined for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corner went
up to Bismarck Tuesday morning
to have Mr.. Corners eye treated.
Mr.. Hammond and wife returned
from Iowa last week where they have
been visiting relatives and friends
The children of St. Matthews s. s.
will celebrate the Christmas festivi-
ties in their church Monday evening.
Katie and Helena Kelsch have been
suffering from a light attack Of diph-
liberia, but are now about recovered.
Andreas Kelsch, of Napoleon, is
visiting his brother, Fred Kelsch, who
is confined at the Wolverton hospital.
c. .vorlander, of Eureka. spent the
latter part Of last week transacting
business and calling on friends in the
city.
John j. Holzer and family Of the
South Prairie country were in town
Monday. doing their Christmas shop
ping.
Word was received here last week
from Jay Smith saying that he and
his mother were leaving Portland for
California.
John Nagel Of Ashley, who has been
transacting business at Linton and
surrounding country, returned to his
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Paradise, Of Hazelton, has rent
ed the store formerly occupied by A.
Horner, and will open pool room
there on Jan. LIST.
Johannes vetler left for Bismarck
Wednesday morning with his son who
will receive treatment at one Of the
Bismarck hospitals.
Miss Florence Engen, of Hartford
spent Sunday in Linton. Miss Enoer
was on her wav home to spend hel
Christmas vacation.
! Hazel Fogle and c. o. Putnam
of Dale, spent Sunday in Linton Wis
iting friends. Miss Hazel is tn,
teacher of the Putnam school.
Miss Macn:der, of the Valley Cit,
Normal, has been elected to fill tn
vacancy in the city school, caused b.
the resignation of Miss Mensing.
The Linton branch of the Red Cros
shipped number Of garments toda.
to the National Headquarters. TIL
list of articles sent will be publishes
next week.
Most of the DELINQUENT taxes wer
paid UP before the sale was held las
Tuesday. 1875 certificates of sal
were issued and a few were bid in b.
i the county.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20
TAKEN UP.

Two horses, one old horse and ono
colt, on my place, known as the old
Traver place, in Township 1874 and
Range IA. Can be had by paying the
feed bill and for this notice.
M. N. WESTERBACK,
Braddock,
Route No. /. N. Oak.
Dec6-20
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-20

W. H. johnson returned Saturday
from Sioux City, Iowa, where he went
with car of Cattle. Mr.. Jol,rson
stopped off in South Dakota and pur-
chased car Of corn.
The Linton Red eros. chapter has
400 members up to date, and another
100 is wanted before Christmas eve.
Every member should try and bring
in one more member.
A. C. Seeley, of Bismarck, spent
Thursday night Of last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Seeley.
A. C. left Friday morning on q bus
mess trip to Lincoln, Neb.
The St3<sburg branch Of the Red
Cross are working two afternoons and
one evening each week. Two sewing
machines have been donated for the
use Of the Strasburg chapter.
G. A. Herolz will leave Friday
morning for Portland Oregon, his
temporary home. Mr.. Herolz exr
to be homo in time to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Herolz and their little son.
Fred Kelsch, who was critically ill,
following an operation for ruptured
appendix, performed At the local hos
pital eight days ago, is now out of
danger and making = good recovery.
F. ]. Pietx circulated q petition
for funds for the 338th Field Artillery
at Camp Dodge and collected in 81. 90
for the boys to buy luxtkies with that
the Government cannot furnish them
with.
Otto W. Munich, of Thunder Hawk,
s. D., arrived Mlnday to transact
business here. Mr.. Munich reports
that they have had some cold weather
at Thunder Hawk, being AZ below at
one time.
Ira Burge and family Of 'Glendive,
Mont, spent the latter part Of last
week visiting Ira's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Burge, Of this city. They
left Monday morning for their home
at Glendive.
It is rumored that the Westfeld
people are going to turn over their
usual collection that they take up each
year for Christmas tree to the Red
Cross. The Westfield people are
showing the right spirit.
want to wish my customers q
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year, and also thank you for the has.
mess of the past year, and want the
same to continue through the new
. year.
j. SCHENKENBERGER.
DR.. Wolverton was busy in the
, Strasburg and Rosenthal neighbor.
! hoods Monday and Tuesday looking W
, a diphtheria epidemic for the. county
/, board of health. The doctor found
10 cases in some eight families, all o.
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"A POSITION OR YOUR MONEY
BACK" il our new policy. Write
for full particulars. Humboldt Bus
iness College. Minneapolis, Mimi
Adv.
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FOR RENT

Improved half-section farm, nv.
miles northeast Of Temvik, N. Oak.
Inquire Of Templeton State Bank, OF
address W. F. Dodd, New Hartford,
Iowa. Adv.
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For Sale-Auto body spring cutter.
Inquire at this Office. Dec. 6-tf.
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j. SCHENKENBERGER

DR.. Wolverton was busy in the
Strasburg and Rosenthal neighbor-
hoods Monday and Tuesday looking up
a diphtheria epidemic for the county
board of health. The doctor found
10 cases in some eight families, all of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-17
NnsHAwAKA PERSONALS.

f.. Ferrettie and daughter, Miss
Linda Ferret;ie, spent Thursday in
Chica go.
and Mrs. Robert E. Hover
have returned TO their home in
White Pigeon, Mich. after spending
one week with relatives here.
Henry F. Allan has returned from
an extended visit with friends in De-
troit
William J. and Miss Mary c. Sick
etee of Muskegon. Mich, arrived
here Thursday afternoon for several
DAYS visit with their brother. Henry
J. Steketee and family. 303 W Sixth
ST.
Mrs Josephine Donald IS very III
with pneumonia.
Mrs Edith a. Nahyel of Chicago
is here TO spend her vacation with
her sister. Miss Lucille Markley. Lin
coin way T.
John Albert Moore, Kansas City
Mo. is spending several days with
relatives here. Mr.. Moore IS a for
ner resident. having left Mishawaka
about six years ago.
Air. and Mrs. c. II. Werner have
changed their residence from the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-17
MLSHAWAKA NEWS.
Ne Times Office 12o Lincoln Wan West Home Phone 49, B1o
APPOINT COMMITTEE
TO FRANCHISE LEAGUE

At a meeting OF the Ladies Aid
of the Methodist church in the
church parlors yesterday afternoon
the following committee was ap-
pointed 20 take charge OF an edu-
catOnal campaign in connection with
the Woman's Franchise league: Mrs.
VI. V. Beiger. Mrs. g. 4. Studley.
Mrs. James Simanton. This COM
mittee will ascertain all the partic-
ulars as 20 registration, time. place,
etc. insofar as il interests local
women. Mrs. James Holderman and
Mrs A. L. Robins divisions had
charge Of the meeting. while Mrs
Bevo had the devotionals. The off,
GERS report were received. A con-
mittee was appointed 10 purchase a
Bible for the use of the different So
cities OF the church. A social nOur
during which refreshments were
served followed the meeting which
was most enthusiastic in every re-
spect