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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15

Mrs P. P. McMurrough attended the
Goth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Hible at Union Mills
| Saturday
Miss Marion Jones and guest Miss
Norma Hauser Of st. Paul are spend
ing few days at Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Annie Ryan Of Dubuque is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs W. S. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs F. c. Ludden left Fri
day for the east to visit their SON s
Lieutenants Homer and Vivian Ludden.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Scherer and
family of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs
John Ternes and two daughters Of
Ridgeway visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs William Mcneil, Jr.
and family Of Waldwick spent Thurs
day and Friday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Mcneil, Sr.
The Dorcas society Of the NJ. E.
church met with Mrs Joseph Beckerleg
Tuesday evening, Miss Margaret
Waters was assistant hostess.
Miss Eunice Noble visited at Camp
Grant Sunday.
Mrs Louis GRADER returned recently
from visit with her sisters in Chicago.
Mrs Joseph LAunder of Linden visit
ed at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs William
Lang Saturday,
Mrs Oscar Tyrer Of Dodgeville spent
several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Alvin Tyrer.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Reese and family
Of Dodgeville We're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Jackson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Argall and son
and I. H. Shepard and daughter Pearl
visited at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
John Argall at D0dgeville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Gorgen, Sr. re-
turned Wednesday from Milwaukee,
where they attended the funeral of Mrs
Katherine Jackson.
Mrs Dennis Lynch left for a visit
with her mother at New Diggins Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gardner and
two children, MIR and Mrs Uriah
Gardner and daughter and Mr. and Mrs
James Gardner were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Motley Sunday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15
DODG.EVILLE

Word was received here Friday of
the sudden death of Harley McKenney,
who was killed in mine in Oklohoma.
He is son Of Mrs John Persons. Mr.
and Mrs Persons left Saturday to bring
the remains home. No particulars yet.
About 7 80 Saturday evening fire
was discovered in the mill at the M. &.
Kinlay mine about one mile east of this
city. Cause of fire unknown. Several
thousand dollars loss.
On Saturday Miss Mary Samson re-
ceived word that her brother Ben of
Wales, who had been fighting on the
Front in France had been killed, and
that another brother had been missing
since June and another brother had
been injured.
Mrs John Pengelly of Madison came
down Monday for short visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Martin Of Min
eral Point visited at the Fisher home
over Sunday.
Mrs Carrie Gould of Montfort is here
visiting at the Charles Bilkey and
Aldro jerks homes.
Ora Monteith of Madison visited over
Sunday at the Harker home.
Mr. and Mrs Grover Elan of High
land visited at the Albert Dunn home
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Will Aide of Highland
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Aide.
Miss Leone Hughes was at Oar
lington few days last week visiting at
the Edward Stott home.
Robert Sibley of Camp Grant visited
over Sunday with Miss Bess Neustub.
Sam Belgrim Of Camp Perry visited
friends in this city Friday.
Mrs Fred Woerkel went to Madison
Saturday for few days visit.
Mrs T. Harry Arthur spent Saturday
at Madison.
Pat Riley and son Earl and Miss
Agnes McDermott spent Sunday at
Arena.
Ben Davies and Matt Brossard were
at Madison Saturday attending the
Wisconsin Ohio football game.
Several from here visited over Sun
day with the boys from here, who are
in Camp Grant.
Miss Maurine Rogers was at Linden
Wednesday and Thursday.
John Cunningham of Rockford was
the~guest of relatives here Sunday.
Mrs John Johnston went to Livings
ton Saturday for a few days visit with
her daughter.
Mrs John Williams, Jr. of Edmund
was a caller in this city Saturday.
Thomas Convey, Sr. of Ridgeway
transacted business here Saturday.
Raymond Mauger Of Mineral Point
was in this city Monday on his way to
Madison.
Miss Shirley Williams of Davenport
is visiting relatives here.
Herman Dietzman returned Saturday
from Blanchardville.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15

Frank Ivey was at Chicago last week
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Foster returned
Sunday from a visit in Madison and
Stoughton.
Miss Gramse, designer in millinery
for Miss Kate O'Dowd, returned to her
home in Milwaukee Monday.
Miss Nellie MacSherry. who has been
the guest of Mrs a. NJ. Kramer the
past six weeks, returned to Chicago
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bechtel and son
George and Mr. and Mrs Frank Ivey
spent Sunday with relatives in Linden.
Clyde Bachelor visited his mother at
Platteville Sunday.
Mrs Charles McMurrough and little
daughter returned Friday from the st.
Joseph hospital at Dodgeville.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace g. Martin at
tended the Foot Ball game at Madison
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dunn returned
Saturday from a visit with friends at
Rockford.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph E. Smart and
Miss Kate O'Dowd visited friends at
Linden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Gribble enter
tanned twelve boys and girls Tuesday
evening, October 30, in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Miss Gyneth
and Merle Gribble. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Raymond Mauger left Monday to
take the short course in Agriculture at
the U. of W.
Mr. and Mrs Alois Schmidt returned
to their home at Lomira Tuesday, after
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15

a visit with her brothers Rev. Frs.
Nicholas and Bernard Weyer.
Misses Alice Dnnn and Hazel Tonkin
were week end visitors at Beloit and
Camp Grant.
Mrs Jacob Zweifel returned Thurs
day from visit at Monticello.
The W. G. T. q. will meet at the
home Of Mrs William Suthers Wednes-
day afternoon, November 81, at two
O'Clock.
Carl Lovelace returned to his home
at Mankato, Mimi, Saturday, after a
visit with his brother Roy Lovelace and
family.
Miss Annie and Miss Ethel Curry
visited at Dodgeville Sunday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15

with her parents, DR.. and Mrs w. G.
Rales.
Mr. and Mrs George Jeuck, Jr. and
daughter Nellie visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs P. A. Thoreson, at Wiota
Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Fitz-
simons of this city, Monday at St.
Joseph's hospital in Dodgeville, a son.
Mrs George Place Of Galena visited
with the Misses Nettie and Jessie
Prideaux from Wednesday until Fri
day.
Frank Neidermeyer returned to his
home at Prairie du Chen Monday,
after a weeks visit with John Aide
and family.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Fielder 81 Fielder, Attorneys.
NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
INTERSTATE ESTATE

NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
INTERSTATE ESTATE
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Courts
- In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term If
the Iowa county court, to be held in and for sal
county, at the court house, in the city of Dodge
vile, in said county, the 18th day or
December, A. d. 1917, being the second Tuesday
of said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day, the following matters will IL.
heard and considered:
The application of Selma Bottoms, admins
tratrix Of the estate of Joseph w. Bottoms
late of said county, deceased for the exaui-
nation and allowance of her administrative
account, and the assignment of the residu9
of said estate TO such persons as are by n
entitled to the same, and for the determine.
ton and adjudication of the inheritance tax. Il
any, payable in said estate.
And it is further ordered, that public mott.
thereof be given to all persons interested =
publishing copy Of this notice for three weo
Iowa County Democrat, weekly newspap
published in said county
By the Court:
ALRRo jerks. County Judge.
Dated this 18th day of November 1917.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15
SPECIAL SHOE SALE

BY Gundry & Gray Co., On Saturday,
November II.
See announcement on page OF this
paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-11-15
To the Public

We will make cheese Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays all winter !;
and will also pay the highest market
price for cream.
Mineral Point Creamery Go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-27
Seanette glanfa,

mid geridtet fem tperOen, baB auss,
mas Id tue, l6nrT f~ritiIiert perOen pirb.
Sn Elm pdar Sa6ren aber ioueH bic
5rauen genau 70 erpdblt psrben, ME
bic Mdnner, unb ie perbsu 3etgen, tsus
Ts eiIten tonnen. Sd perbe ale msine
Strait sinfsben, I'm benz G~rauenftimm'
re9t gum Siege 3u Derbslfen, perbe 3um,
9etsn ber 0oItsz unb &inberno9lfaart
arbeitsn, ebeniogut ME fit bic qroAibp
ton. Dab t4 10 tnergii6 fir lsbttre
t%iutrete, bat Itinen 8runo BARN, neil
i9 ii6sr5eugt bin, baB BAG 8erbot bes
8ersauFs geiitiger @etrdnte i'm Gleinen
nidt Dirtfum it,"
Grdulein Rantins Mutttr, se6oren In
Nep SumpIbirs, lam als mdbdeu nab
Montana, nm bort ais 2ebreriu gu Mrs
ten. gle fubierte uub le9rts bort nit
al ber ibr eigsnsn @nergie. Gle khtte
bic 9dnottnoer, bic bon ptttber SuIams
mntamen, Te bplte ie ab our Gdule
unb brddte le tpisber idsr mad ,9otis.
GpGtsr heiratete Te bann einen 5drmer,
aRr Iebte trobbsm ben llnterri6t nod
fort. Bier bliibsnbs Mldbel UNI siisn
&ndben nnnnte ie ibr sigen, bic ie skns
fails isfbIt untsrridtete unb ibnen 10 bic
bette 8ilbung CAB, bic lie in gdna Mon'
tdna 6aben tnHnten.
IN ibrem grubsr targt bic neus aons
ersBbdme NIT belOnbsrsr 2tebe. Sic
fslbIt iagt, bic Muttsr Iei INNER file
Greiheit qnb mitarbeit Der 5raueR I'M
poIilil9en 2sben espeIsn, fe qpb ibte
brti Scooter BADEN Der Seanstte bel Eel
ber Mdbl ssbolfen, ruber", meinte ie
init eiaem fsinsu addelH. rdm ftol5eItea
bin i4 auf mtinss 8ruosrs Qr6sit fir
MIDI"
Sebob aud anbtrs MGnner Montds
mas trateu fit i6rs g~rpd6iung Elm,
gan3 glei1, ob fie 0emoIrdten obet aes
publitaner fpnren, unb 10 fam es, bag
fs, obeIei4 ais repubIifauiI6er Rdnbis
bat aufgtfslt, bod nib elmer Mtbrbsit
bon 5000 Sttmmen ais @ertretsrin
eiuss bemotratiIasn Shafts sepd9it
tpuroe.
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Der fabnentraoer.
&obeIIe bon SeImutb finger.

iportete elmer: rMeii er iid ms Stroll
bertro6en bat, ct 3ie6t ben 6trpbtob
benz ebrlt6en Ghludtsntobe bor.4
Dsit na9 Mittsrnaat Iunt Der Sc
freite in einen bon tpirreH SrdumbiIbern
9ura3itterten 5dlbl6lummer.
SIN ariegsInger, bas felt sipei Sugen
iiber bic Weitgreu5e duf fein6Iidsn Boz
ben borgei4oben mar mar IS fiji ge'
tuorben.
Damn nnb mann f~tdtterte Elm poitens
anruf bHr9 bic lterusntlars QuauItnddt.
ql6bGid idredts MitpIsit onf.
ST Ttri9 Ii9 nit sittern6er 6anb ii6er
bic Stitne, ri9tete F9 miibIam auf unb
lonf4ts Iauitte.
Sebt! -.
SECT tpisbsri -.
8ds mar has benn2
5eruss @sbrumm. 9as lit aanontns
fdieBsn!
WBie2 -
Gr irrte fiG bod ntdtf
Mit sisrigsn 6Gnbsn griff er na6
benz NaFerglals. bas nsbsn ibm uuf
einem Shemel itanb.
Dali SEPT bon neuefl.
8umml @umm, 8umml
Die arttGeris gsbt ms 6euer.
Der Gag btr Gsusrtaufe aluitert i'm
Often smpDr.
llnb er foa nidt babel Iein2
Mitpleit iiutt pieSsr in bic 3iFen
suriid. CT bOrdt ned INNER. Die Mats
tigtsit lift iidrtsr uls fem Bile uub
pirft IGN niebsrum in sineu nirren
Snlnmmer.
als sr bdpn trtpaht, fGlt fdon bds
srte Saeeslidt bur6 Die heiuen 5snIters
Gffnungen in ben 3eItplantn.
Sin 9rantsntrdgsr itebt Dor tim unb
friIhi bic fibIsnben llmfHlGee fir
Stirn uno 6er8 an.
mas If lOs, a~ontsrdO24 Irust Der
arauds
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Das Seer ftan0 I'M Geinbsslaub, Elm
eeiDaltiges ariegslager.
Der Gabnsntrdger MttoIeit bon Der
A. aompdguis oes L.. S~nianteriereqis
ments mubts iid am abeHb trant mel
ben, Der 2eutnant btfabl ts inn, G!s
giitlidss 3ursbsn bsrgsblid mar. Waitos
felt beriu9ts IN ebrerbietigitem Some
gtnpGnbe gu erhsReu.
Gr iei gdrRiht 10 frant. bas f0rpers
lthe llntpoblfein niir6e beItimmt baib
boriiber itin. llno auberoem iei ieben
Gag cine Gdladt 5u ettpurtsn. @tnn er
od nt9t mitginae,
Der Sffi5ier ldhelte.
Der aufmarIb Iei ia nod adrni6t
besnbst, unb Biz e. sur S9lddt tomme,
lei er, mitoteii, Iton ldHgft Dieber an
Der 6ront. 4lIo, er IoIe b~erniiHTtig fem
unb fa in benz nnbe 9elegeuen BRIGGS
I~dsdrett beim Germ StabsarSt meIben.
Gr as6e ibm ieBt ben 8sie9l.
@a sinS 4EiiOIsit.
als tin3issr lag er nun in BEN sroBen
unb gerdumigsn 3elte. gernunbste CAB
ss bier nod ni9t, ME in 9elgien uno
an Der rufffaen @ren3e. uHb bic mems
gen Rebisrtranisn tpurbsn sleid i'm Gas
ger isIbf ~bsbanesIt.
Der unttrIudenoe 4r5t bate bsi 6er
Qufuahme Elm rsdt sruiies 6eiiht ees
maht. uber i'm feline arantbsit niat
bensnnen molten.
Rubelos uno ibererrsgt pdl5te Fid
Wlitpleit bic Ra6t ibsr nuf ieiner
Matfabs Gin unb bef, Der aopf brunnte
ihm unb bic PuIie fdlugen bart eegen
bic ssbrdunte, urbeit5ridiirfte Saut.
Sb man i'm nidt psripottete, baB Ct
fih trant gemsloet baits2 Ssbt, mo ss
GAIT. Esiusn Mann su itthsn! @snn e
sum 8ampft fam. pirben bic aomeraben
frosenl morum trdgt MitoLsit nena
rnfere aahne ui9ta ilnb cauu oUts
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1inoer eeb0rtn frilb in's Dett.
ypn SifDe Aaflsar.

sic erlauben ben RinDern cbux Gtrps
pei, Bis nu9 8 ltbr dbenbs duf Der
StraBe herum8utolIen, pSer BIB III he
4a4t binein fi@ 5u antiifisrer, nab btas
fen nidt barnH, baB bas Sinh ne9 ON
orbern Miorgen friI1 un6 frD9fi9 snz
Sdule geben muB ltnb baSu unbebiHsi
genigenb Ianee utb traftigetbe Naf
rIbe gebrau9t. o5rH1 su @ett Anb 5rH5
4eraus" lift Elm peiIer Gprud, Der am
meiften BEL Der sSugenb Mnipenbaua
ftnDen follte. Gtnber sehsn midi germ
frab I1lafen, benn es fDnnie ibnen ia
mad tbrer MeinuHg cine in~tgreTanGe 9es
gebenbeit enieeber. 9a lnnten bala
aber bod bic @lterH bsrnanftiq aeHua
iein unb Elm energii9es D0rt ipreden.
Cta 8inb peib ia bod niht mas gut III
un6 bic Gltern, Die ihre Giifber Iiebe0,
fperben MIR i6r 8eites i'm Muge kaben
unb ni6t in blinber aiebe benz fiubIidea
InberEanb naa9eben. Sur nuf hisfs
Meiie fam man bic tiinftige Meulhbt
Dor ben nerbDfen usbelR ~hetpabren.
5dnatOrien, IN bensn tubertnIDIe Sins
Der bebanbelt tperben, berbaaten i6rg Grs
folge gum grSBten Seile BEN gfrensey
Ginbalten Der beItimrtsn G9lafensse5t.
Die &inber eeben beim 9nntelrpereem Id
8ett unb lieben BEL 3~dsesanbxn8 naE.
Die 3eit TT gennu eineeteiIt uab efne
ltebermiioung 1T ausgefdtoHen. 1as
iollte oIs gutes 8eiIpiel fit riaIs Stern
bienen. Nin man 9dunbe, feSbIine
4inber auf8iebsn, muB man aft NOTICE
Ribe nnb Grbollng bes tleinen GeiTtes
ieben uRb nidt dnf BE 3arte gefunbs
beit bes iunsen MenI9eaIinbes lhdbIi1
einlnirftn, ie midi fhon In BET Snstub
psrgiften. Die Mutter pirb frtiIim
manaes Gpfer bringen miiHen, bds
fam ibr bod aber niAt fhper iuerosn
beim gLnblid elmer bIIbenben Rinbsrs
fddr! Mu9t ss sur GihtTnnaf In
eurem Cans: Gin ainb iOIte ieben
Mbenb INN 5 t9r dbenhs TN 8ettnxn
i9afenb Ieinl
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pic trIit Fran i'm 1ItpraIen-
tantrnbault.

Die ehre, ols erIte Grau in ben aons
ereb espGblt gu Iein, miiFen mir Grdus
Ieia SedHstts glanEiH bon Montaua qua
srEsnnen, Gle mar urIpriiaeIid BON Der
repHbIitaniIden partti ais aagbioat
oufgeftlt, tpurbe dber ais 9ertteterm
ttaes Eiaates gsiDGbIt. In BEN bic De-
nntrnten bic Gberbanb huben. pplitifde
,9rnpbsten" poLen tpiFeR, bdB SRI.
Manffn ben Mittelpunit 6es nddften
aongreHss tpsrben pirb. Sic befirDors
ieE bds Drnuenitimmreht uno bic pro'
bibition uBO bsabfi9tigb fir beios au
arbeiten.
Shr nebenitebsnbss Bib sstgt uns
slnen nugorudgpo[Ien aopf, Elm tluges,
i~nstnissniss @sTat, pslbts uns ipms
paibifh anmatet. Die rotten Baden bers
baalen ibrs GriIds benz bieItn aufent'
BALI tn irifhtr Cuff unb bic %ItdAlblalen
Quaea t0nnsn 70 eiitig brstnblidsn.
MenR ber neus aongrsB i'm DECEMBER
suIdmmsnirtten ipirb, lit ssptB munder
Mbaeorbnete iiberraIGt bon Der iugenos
Iifen Eri1timn9 Der rsueH Soaegln.
Ban fsat fi9 cine iolde Dame uhbes
bInal alter uno erFabreH Dor uHb ptr6
jtdlusu, tuenn gefast ptrb, eaB Sri.
Mantin erE 33 2euse 56b!t.
MIs ne stlegsntli6 i9rer antpeisn6sit
hier in unIerer Staot gefrdst murbs Of
Ii bsrn Hi6t Elm gang tlein tpenig bes
Fdnesu mare, benn ss lit bod niht 10
einfad, als ein5igs Grau i'm aOHgreb
su orRiten, fhaiteIts is IdaelaO, aber
snsreil4 ben aopf.
.Dts arbeit zines aonsreBmdnnes if
nidi 70 idpsr, ME lie singeTddbt tpirb,'
meinse he, .ie nerlangt nur i9drfss
Wddbenisn. Sd 6snis. ss pirb ntdt
eerobe berlodsnb lein, biss GtBen i'm
aoharsb, dber i'd perbs ulss ttn, mas
in mtineu ardften Fs6t, I'm bic GraueHs
fraes usiter3ubriHeen.
So fabls, bnB Miaionen augsH auf
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G1rfibt ltltrh4l

meningipn bate einen serabs3u
g~sauihafisn 60B ssssn unldsrli4 se'
l6ritbtne meIbungsn. a6tr sr ieIbF
I9fisb NOD DieI ihlt6lsr oEs dnbere,
uHb 70 E0nuie "a bortommen, baB sr
sintm DfFisisr in ben ldroifltsn Qrss
bridep dHsn @sripeis lpegsn i9IeGtsr
GmSIIt s%rteilts. unb bab Hah tinisen
MpAen Ieins 0rber NIT BEN 8smsrEeh
susBdldm. ale Difi5tsrs Der GaruiloH
haiftn ~bereebens bgriudt, bic 3eilen bss
Observation-Disclosures gu eHtrdtIeln, unb
ft balen bahsr nm aufldluB bariibsr,
mas tiesntIi6 in ben Garsibsn entbaIs
ten lsi
Mtniuaions erSbter gtsner, RapOs
ron L. baite ben elsinen 6dB nno bic
eIsidE GdpG1s. Man bsrihtet fogar,
6ub ltine nnleisrlids Sanbf6riH ION
bic aiebtrIass bsi Matsrloo eirgstrassu
fab. CT Ian6ts an 6roudb cine Bot
faaEt. bic Der @ensrdI Mot senan IsItu
sanah. CT fAponiis, ob.ts bsiBs .Ba-
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2aa6tmngen 1T ernfer Belt.

mobcrnsn Meni9en bisI.
ten bisbsr an Der Itarran
@epObubeit feIt. ules, mas
nns bds Qeben oendhrte.
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Nerben! Seer bate in frii6eren 3eis
ten Bel ben &inbern idon Rerben geiudt,
mod ri1t einmal dltere 2eute butten
Darlnter gu Ieiben. Man mag @roBs
mitters Soften ipieBbiirgerIi9 ober Fonts
ME nennen, ~ieoeufdas 6utteH ie ben es
men 8or3ug: bic bdmalige Generation
mar eeIiinber aIs bic 6eutige. Wer baz
mails dber nerb6Ie 3uitdnbe 9etlagt
: bate, piir6e einem DerItGnbnisloIen 2dz
9eln begsgnst Iein, Sa, ME fam bas?
Des adtfets 20fung 1T bod febr einfaa,
bic MeRI4en lebteu ruhtger, berniinftts
ger; ft tannten ui6ts BON 5aiteR unb
Sagen Der @egenipart, ie piteteu ni9t
10 auf ibre yglerben@ los. 11nb ii4ers
LID mar lift 2eben AUDI iebr anaenebm
un0 abipe4slungsrei6.
Gor alien 9iRgen mar es bic ainbers
er5iehuns, bic grunbberi9ieoen bon Der
9eutigen mar. 9euttgeh Cages perben
Die 8tetnen i4on 70 frii6 tpie irgenb
I mo- tia in bic ~MObies" geIdleppt. fe
braufen unbebtngt fol9ep .gerbens
fibd", ie ffD faeinbar rad @niiht
n1ander Mutter better fir bas Sinh, ais
bdrmloie Puppens pber ionItige SpieGe.
4unf at Ra9bars fperben bic Rinber
Gbenbs mit9enommsr, bd file ia bod
ntht allein i'm 9auie geidien iperben
t6nnen unb bic gttern unbebinst sehen
miifen. 8ie oft iperoen RinberfeTfe
ubenbs ~beruntdItet uub bic aafrsgung
erI9iittert ben iungen &6rper me9r dIs
er bertragn fam, Gs nirb ba l9on IN
friibeiter Sugenb Der @raneitein gu fpds
terem Sie9tum gelegt.
Die RerboIitdt unter ben G9nItinbern
bilbete in LETTER 3eit elm Invertebrates
Stubium ber Grperten. Die 9eI6dffens
heIFber SduI8tmmer, in benen bag Ginb
phgefd6r ben bterten Sell beg sddes
5u6ringt, bef0rbert olleroinQs aud in
etpas bic 4eroDTitdt. Die ablen 1olgeu
Der 6eimarbeit iinb ebenfd1g in Rid
ftdt se8ugen, nber lie baden ibrsn urs
fprung meiltens I'M Merger uber bic Mrs
belt, aIs in bieier felbi. Sebenfaus
i9aben fe einem ain6e niGt 70 bel, alg
tpenn es etDas tut, mas Is BIS in bic
lpdten abenbitun6en mad unb rese bdIt.
Denn bic 2ebrer ben Rinbern iobid
9einarbeit aufseben fpiirbsL baB fe i'm
ielbtn 8erhdltnis nit ber Grmiibune
ourd cine pNObins pictute GboipY |
iteben tpiirpsn, 70 m09ten F4er bieIe gts
tern nm abdnOerung Der nAsberarbeis
tltng' eintommer4
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taille engage pbsr gBataille en-
gagnee" (S6Iaft bsgonntn - S9ladi
g%eiDonnen). S9IieBIih einiettn er unb
feline Sffsisrs Ia babin, bdb has lebs
ter, esmsiui iet. Sie befaltanistsR
ben 8ormarId Der SruppeH nidt sss
niiseno unb tanen gu ipdt.
Den 9uben elmer suten 6dnbIdrtft
t,brt uns bugsgen bas S6idial 8ittor
S1rbous. Gin Stid Don ibm mar BE-,
rsits bon bitlsn 5beatern dbgsle6ut tpOrs
ben, ais er q elmer ~berubmtsn Sdaus
Ipislerin uHttrbrsitste. Qu6 bisIe poIIte
e adtlOs beiieits lsseH, fiibIts Iia aber
BON Der prd6tiesn. beutlihen Sdrift
apse5ogen. Ias bas Drama, isbis ietut
aaffibruus bur6 lHb bsriHbste 70
Sorbous Rubm.
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Jrieoe NIT ben weiRen S6winoeM

StsIsn SIrItn nismals Ianben,
Ereibsn Fsis I'm @lssr Der psin
SseItn psrben ME berEfanbsn,
MuFsn INNER sinIam itinl"
SisFsr FdIt bic 9Gmm'rang ntsbr
atuf bic @isIsu, NAB bonn 9au ..s
Rletne, IsiIs 2is6sslisber
MerosH itamm i'm absnbsruu.
Dur bas tisfs 9eimpsbTns'n
Dirb niHt Ttia IN Ttihem GdmsrS 80
8ritbs nit ben tnsiBsH Sapinsen,
Erdg bic SetIs himmsIpdrts 80
Gueen stanaeH.
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rssnhtpp Elm Ieiiss 6iRosa,
af ben @isfsa peril BET 9du. -
Zine GesIe bebt bic Sapinesn,
qHnts sisf'n ing Seimatblan.
lBrdgi ben DisbsImdnn an 8sgs;
rMtibt bu, 100 bic 6eimat litsi9s
Gust Der MlunH am 9ornsebssst
s9crt - fuObiu Der SiHsidpun flight
aOmmt bic Gebnindt TtiI ssT9ritisn,
DEBT bic famer5snsbIoFs 9unb, --
3sidtn, bub fs bisl .ssIiitsn -
,6simai iltst tn giemoubaIaHb!
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eeIbhperrat.

aebrsr, Alp Dhnge, pelds buf5s
Fatig iinb, nennt man TRANSPARENT
NuguFts, fiibre mir Elm 8eiIpieI en-
auguite; Cine 6lasi9ei6e.s
2ebrer: agut. 2otte. atane ~ aid
einen bur6ii9tigtn gegtaEanb.s
aptte; Sin 5aIaHsIlO9!"
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Gr llnb fe.

,Bsr IT Bonn Der rei3enbs adi,r bort
braben2"
sqR! 9as III bic innss 5ran bss
alien Observation-Disclosures. st ma&t
gdtroRsa anp Ie OsrpaIDeEt mas er Ons
Fin baommkH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-10
On THE JOB.

For many years VI have had the So
called yellow peril scare Haunted
IN our faces. We were told by certain
gentlemen who cleimed 70 bee well in
formed on the subject that japan had
flooded tho United States with spios
who were gathering Information re-
garding our army. our navy. our forts
and All other matters pertaining 90 ma
tional defense and that this data was
being forwarded TO the Japanese Jos
eminent where II was being whipped
into shape for use when the time
came. OF course. an this may he true.
hut IL seems hat there was one coun-
try the activities % whose spies We
lost sight OF cntirciy-Germany
All the facts IN connection with the
German spy system have not been
publh Bur enough is known Ia
Indicate tina It was widespread and
far reaching In the United states and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-10
Tln YEARS CHARITY EVENT.


Those who believe In organized
charity as against haphazard. sporadic
alms-eiving viii not fail 20 giv their
support 20 the charity ball that will be
given by the Civic Betterment league
tomorrow evening at the armory
The league Is saving thousands OF
dollars a veal to the people Of Albu-
queruue In keeping mendicant frauds
away from their doors. Whenever a
doubtful case IL referred to the league
for handling. the chances are that
the Individual will not tax the trou-
BILE 20 come to the league II his cause
Il not a Just one. He knows that the
leagues trained investigators viii rn.
earth his fraud.
such service as this Is worth real
money to Aibuquerque. aside from the
Humanitarian aspect Of the matter.
But Il also takes real money 70 handle
the deserving cases that are daily
cIamoring for attention. Unless every
citizen Of Albuquerque contributes his
share. many human beings will have
10 60 hungry or sheiteriess during the
coming year.
The worldfs suffering is not limited
10 Belgium. We have some Of It IA
our own back yard.