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The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

For Sale-Four-room furnished
house. Apply to G. G. Wald, at the
Ray Con. Company general office.
Adv-1t
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

B. Matley, Tempe merchant, was a
business visitor in Ray the first of
the week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Bring your old hat to the Ray
Tailoring Co, to be cleaned and
blocked
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Phoenix Representatives Arizon n a
News Bureau, Room 203 National
Bank of Arizona Bldg.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

John Palmer left Monday for the
coast, where he will spend a two
weeks vacation.
F. A. Van Ritter of Tempe spent
Monday and Tuesday in Ray attend
ing to business matters.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Clifford Carpenter, secretary of the
Pinal Development company, spent
several days in Ray this week
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

w. T. Norton, manager of the Jua-
rez theater at Sonora, left Wednesday
for a two weeks pleasure trip on the
Pacific coast.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Wanted-Your old hat to be cleaned
and blocked. Ray Tailoring Co.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Bob Thomas, assistant foreman of
No. mine, left today for a vacation
of two weeks on the coast
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Entered as second-class mail matter
March %, 1910, at the postoffice at
Ray, .Ariz. under the act of March 3,
1879
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-08-11

Subscription Price, $500 Year
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

0obsfalO. @angeaaria 2pge /
Ribe og fbo. Spoe5uslG9e $. %.
Y. @ilon6t er $50, II aor al. San
bar fsot | @ram I SenberinllarO
og 6apoe praftiIeret | @ibe / 8ioen
ira 1869 til 1911. San gioroe
1ieneite Iom llnoerIGae | arigen
1864.
Zen pfbiie Observation-Disclosures
poa 2oIt1no 5oIiter. 2anoets rloite
8infonoler. @rfefrn anno Mng-
onIene Sioenhls er oso, 80 aar al.
6bp. SperIorer / 6lens6ora
og &eiifoleioritanoer / Oooeris $.
.M. Toite er op0, 81 aor al.
3bp. Sogneprrit ior Otter
marie paa 9ornbolm 5. u. BE
.terien er nfeaaet peo DOZEN, II
.gar al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

- Den aominiitreren0e 0iref-
t6r for 8agtfompa9niet | aeben=
baon 8oitl 8inle, er efter lpn9ere
8i0S SOogelig6eO aigoaet oe0 ID.
Den, 80 2(ar 81. Gen ai6g6e par
Meoitiiter al oct rationale 5ren.
IfriOtSparti.
&eftor pes @olborg aat6eoral-
ifole s. 81. 3erlang er af9aaet peo
0goen, 68 9(or gl. Gen ofogoe
bar iiOcu 1902 ppret Geftor I Aal.
borg.
2i8c inc UNDER Sui er Ell al
Snore 0}isiionS t~rofaite 9enner Of
Ar6eioere, SnOremi5iionGr an6ers
6eoegaar0, 9onoer1tp / 6anberre6.
falOt bort berira eiter iaa 0a9e5
Spgeleie % en- Operation. poa
9roOit Spgebus.
@n al SG6os melt fenote
SfiffeIier, Barber 9. Is. G6riiten.
len, er i 5elge o6reo6. M al
gooet Deo Ds0en paa 5reoerifs.
baon5 So0e6us eiter englinotarms-
operation.
&anoers, 3. 5anuor. 5neo.
fermcitcr ". 9. Qellemann er 9tpt
anrsaiten 900 / en- 2a6er al Sc
4ar. San unr ocn iioite Sne6fer-
meter / &onoers, Der 6apoe 9iort
Meiteripffc.
G6eltoft, %. Gec5r. 3bo. Q}o
tcrialiorualter Deo %5tatSbanerne s.
Is. G5riitenien i G6eltoft er aigaaet
peo 0eoeu, 80 2lar al. San oeltog
iom t6oarig 6rioillig / ben ierite
ilesoigite arig o5 par oaiaa meo /
1864.
- Bare o. gcfieImG8ler Cop
6us &asmusien / ao6en6npn er al
aaaet oeO 0soen al 0iertelamneQe.
Isl Nar ql.
Sfibsbpgmciter A6ra5amien
i @5bierg er I 6slge o@sbi. q(p.@
aigaoet pe0 0e6en / S~uleoa9ene,
I67 gar al.
6bo. @oliti6ctient, 8eteran
ira 1850, Sans G6r. Carp er iflg.
o9iibe Stiit5t." aigaaet oeo 9soen
Gt6e, omtrent 90 2lar 81.
6obrifant q. g. So5onicn,
Sitter al BET itore aoloing 5ne6.
ferfirmo, er aiaaaet oeO 3eoen,
see &ar 81.
- 6llIompgtig 3. @regerien Dos
aaiiefirmaet @amel er iorleoen al.
gaaet Deo 9e0en. 5 81 Mar, gent
nem ire @enerationer, baooe ban
tient oct gamle aafie6is, % en0nn
ior iaa Gage iioen too ban paa
lin oante Rlaos / 6|orretningen,
ga ban pluOielis folte Jig %ntilias
o. MATTE gaa til Sen9s, og alie.
reoe 0ogen eiter osoe ban.
66o. Driits6eitprer ior "a.
Ium Papiria6rif arog Semen er al.
aaact peo 0eoer, omtrent y aar
8ammel.
st Geeat til Ginsfp6ina. 8efiel
lerer Grif @ei6erg / a66en6aon
bar i 6slge oGin1f. q. 2lo." til
Minoe ON lin ai0eoe 5ooer, 4po.
t6efer, SldtitSraaO $. 9. 9eiberg
al &ingfebing, itiitet ct 2e9at meo
oct 6ormaaI at 6iGlpe rn9e 6aan0s
oprfere til at bliDe uooanneoe I Dr.
res 6og. nj 2egatfunoatien irem.
9anr, at aapitalen uo9sr 10000
SIR. i AZ psf. Oeit. % ionoeripo#
ife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., alt
iaa en- aarlig &ente poo 800 SIR.
iom 60er II. @}ai Cferite Sang /
1910 paa Suititsraoo 6ei6era8
5o0ieIsoag ifal u00eles / 2 li8e
tore Gortioner til pproi9e un8e
@enncifcr al Saano0prfcrfaget, Der
bar upret 2GrIinge / Rin9fsbin9
og aiiluttet Oeres 29retio DER, til
9iorag til oereS pioere llooamelie
ocrcs Sag, (. Gfi. tefniif llnoer.
oiSnina eller Geiier.
San fOm mcS 3S Str. / Common.
6obrifant Worius 9eterien % Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

Der II 2gnningsflasier, bporai
Den beieite Gor aamneren %
Staosingenigren) er iajtiat til 1000
Ser, itigenoe til 6000 SIR, % ben
laueite er paa 1900 ar., itigenoe til
100 SIR. GeguIatioets Sn0ierelie
oil 6etDoe en- Miernogiit ior aom.
munen paa / ait 1000 SIR. Sanlt-
lige 8linftionarer bar efter &egn-
l%atiDets 5noigrelie 8ligt til at DO
in6enior aommanens @r9nier.
6n liUsfarlig 0aanOtering. 9ram.
minge, B. 5anaar. 5or no8en 8iO
iioeu foripanot ca. 800 str. ira en-
@aaroeier paa @rummesmarf 0e0
9rammin8e, % iamtioi8 iorioaaot
en- tDif 0eserter, Der arbeIoe0e
JON 8ieneitefarl paa 0aaroen. Qan
eiterlpies III ior bette Igperi, o.
man mener, at oct ogiaa er 5anl,
Der bar 6e8aaet 5nobruo Dos ell
Susmano i 8erpIing, 5oor Der er
ltiaalet ct iterre fontant 8eleb.
6ange5 ban, oil ban blioe oBmt %
uoUiit % Spo ior @renien itaar
Ell 3elerters 2Iu 10 life belt /
9urs.
GanOers 9eitemarfeO par ben 3.
San. tili6rt lite iaa iaa 9eite, men
%uaonli8 @Ia5e % Dngre 9eite.
6anoelen BAR li1lig til no8et 6eie
Ire @riier eno 8aaen i 5or0eien.
9eoite iulctan0e6e 5eite foite0e
t550-1700 SIR. miooelgooe 100
1928, minore gooe 900-1000 SIR,
6eoite i Mars oeite t500-tG50
Sri, ringere f375-1450, 3 2lar5
1900 1850, , Mars @la8e HOO
1925 9r., / Mars 8Ia9e 500
1000 ar.
On 6rOcrsaaOt. 4rof, Or. meO.
6r. Se0p. iom 1. San. traaote til
5a9e ira in StilIing Jam OUer.
rle peo T. 5oiepb5 9oipitaI5
@DnGtolo9iife Wheeling, ae6en5aon,
lar ira ell areos Al 8enner o.
lroliaefe s%2atieater. ialt 300. iaaet
o9erratt ct 9eleb, iom ifal anpeu-
5,s III Fl ee1al ior tranaenoe Ba-
.tgter eilse HetaHpoleieenter.
Zen iil5ioiiife 7%OftorgraO. 4aa
ocrom Al Observation-Disclosures
aeolalt 6oretillin9 bar oct unoer
Is. Sec. 6ebaaet SIS. Mai. aongen
ut 6iiaIoe, At cano. mag. allrt
@ulfi / Diilnhen maa iritages ior
muuotlig at ioriunre Den al BAN
til @rboeroelie al ben iiloiofilfe
Ioftorgrao ifreone o. al oct lilo.
l@Ioiiife 3aflltet anta9ne afbanoling
ON Zen oIoiapanife @iratapariua
% oen9 Sanifriit Original, ian
leoes at oct nponte 5afilltet be
mpn0iges til uoen iaooan ioruo.
gnaenoe Notwithstanding at me0.
oele BAN Den i~iloiofiife 0oftorgro0
ior ben paaggloenoe a%ibanoling'
Snnr III Sernpenge? Get iorlp-
Der, at Sernpen8elS psr95maalet at.
ter cr neo at blipe aftleIt. Der
bar / Den ii6ite 5io fanoet 5or-
banolinaer 5te6 mellem oe ifanoi-
naoiife Seooefbanfer. oo BET anies
/ 5elge ogtatt." Tor ian0ipnligt,
at Ser oil fumne pente5 ct enslp
6enoe 2~ooiorilog / ale tire 2anoe
ON Den - / Iilfnloe al Sernpen.
ges Snoisrelie n6openoige
9Gnoring / @mtfouoeniionen
Carnegie gelOnnina. 5 9hiauit
@aoneo / ai0igtc CONNER ipron8
en- t6aayia ma 8iae. 6rf. Quorum
9locf Scr ieriereoe bos lin Sleat
uiua 3rf. emma 9forf. u8oloen",
gonoet oco Snbaqeanitalten / 9i'
Borg oa reooeoe abbmono 6enrif
Qaurit}en5 fife Cater. Der par
ialoen / @anoet ira 9roen. Cen
unae Game bar / 5el9e BIB.
Stifts 5olfe6t." faaet tiloeIt en-
9elsnning paa 200 SIR. fra Gorne-
aie5 Selteiono iamt 5onoeqs Me-
ooille.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
4lnoiclis 9pb. aaIborg, 80

Vinolelig 9po. Aalbor8, 80 Dc
cember. @aa en- &rappelten no til
aolo @p0e ialOt man i 2lites en-
gIore QianO iiooenoe iammeniun-
ten. Gn burti9t tilfalot &ege fon-
itatereoe itrafs, at Wtanoen oar
oeo. Set oiite iig at oere Den "a
aarige y. $. Saurien ira Sr.
O0es8Doe; fort iorinOen baOOe ban
iio0et paa en- Geitauration % ipil-
let Sort, o9 0a ban paa 8eien
Diem 6ar iat Jig neo paa Grape.
itenen ior at buile Jig, bar Osoen
operraifet Dam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
0aiaa YDscrne tiger. Den Oanife

9ogbanoIerioreningS 8orlegger-
raao meooeIer, at ga 6or5olOene i
iteoie itigenoe @raO bar bcpirfet,
At iaanel Qtaterialerne til 6remitil-
Ting al 9oger JONI 2(rbeioslsuneu
oeo alt 9ogboanoourf er iteJet
aanife betoOeligt, bill oct fra 9}pt
aar oGre %nooOenoigt at ior6eie 9og
Iaoepriien ior en- Del inobunone
9oaers 9eofommenoe, ligeiom 45ri
ierne ior 6eiteoe 9e9er al mIsben
De 0pln9 ionl 9iegel iorbliuer ufor-
onoreoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
6rclicns !6Gr / Garbms 6auo

6reliens !6Gr / garbnS 5apoe
ON 2litenen 30. Dec. arrangeret
5nlefeit ior 100 iattige 6amilier,
JON ale bleo betGnfte meo itore
@atfer meo 6eoeparer. @9rens
5lllein0iamling in06ra9te ca. 1000
Str, % ior en- Del berai oabneOe
9pren i Sanuar en- 9srne6eipis-
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
DQnmQr
Standardization / apbcnbaOn.

Senbol0 ill 2oDen al /. 0ftober
1915 ON airfers geiprelie, boor.
efter 9eitprelien ifal beitan al DE.
nigbeosraaoet % ct al aomml.
nolbeitorelien al lin g}iOte ualgte
Neolem, ser berer til 5olfetirfen,
bar 9e6enbaUns aommunalbeItprel.
ie / ct Uieoe for Iuffeoe 8ete 10.
rctaget @alg al MeoIemmer til
geitDreIien ior neoennGunte 20
Ielueienoc airfcr. Ger er oaI8t
3 WeoIemmer al Ma9iiIraten o8
Is 9orgerepreientanter 7 til
berenoc Sen iociaIiitiife % 10 til.
bereuoe Sen 6orgerlise 6plIes8rlps
pc iant 6rofen glom.
ri W%agiitratenS Weolemmer er
Dolgt: 9orgmeitcr 9e5man (til
WeOlem al 9eimrclien Tor Sri.
i%tiansfirfeu) % &oa0man0 @ram
(0olmcnS 9irfe). nj 9oraerreprG.
ientanterne: Broiesior Slider Isl
ta6eG5firfen), Bin6anoler 6arl 5a.
co6ien (@arniioustirfe1, 6oteiior.
pagter Roul M}6ller (6eIlisaan0s
firfen), 6ru 2tuna Sobaniea (oel-
IiafOrsfirfe). 2OmmltnelUrer Is. s..
9eoericn (8riitfirten), Diaifiniii.
ifoleioritan0er @rat6pobl Gp1aria.
~firfen), OIOermau0 u. 8il0t 1t.
anoreasfirfcu) aommmelurergnrl
Weller ut. Sacobs airfe), 10.
bafsfabrifaut 81. Olien ut. 50.
6aHnes Strife, Irf. NINA 6oif
mann ct. 0iattbGus 0irfe). 6ao.
neoirefter S. 6. %. Reller at.
4auls airfc). 6ru Gi6cfe saIi
cath ct. Stcians 0irfel. 6ra
Marie Rosmtsicu (5um06D air
fel. 6ru @croa @e(0iua C5riui-
tatis Strife. 6ru Sophie 3asmus
ZEN (Gan0lsie airfe), 8riitsbeitp.
rer airr (gor Greliers Strife,
1rf. Qlom CGor 1rne airfe) on
G9poarai Sdrsoer 3ion5firfen).
Gil g. i. II. as SugacfOnO
bar aiOeoe aomtesie Aelitje Ger
c5e, Ser en- Ti0 lana bar Sormano
for q. =. H. SIS 6opeoiorenin1,
tcitnmentcret 10000 ar. 6orenin.
gen tGufer at anoenoe oenne tore
@aoe iii at inorettc ben imuffe
@~aarospla0s / Sen npe 9p9ning
for. @nr0spIaoien ifal nemli9
funne bril9es til 6riIuitsmsoer og
bliper oerior inOrettet ion tor OF
FPS og imif iom muligt o8 iaar
nprmeIt 2igbeo meo Ell gommel
aloiterganro.
6oreningen pil meo 8afnemlig-
SEQ qIpoe iig oOer at faa bette
imuffe RinOe ON fin afbol6te 6or.
mnn0 .%reiit" mi6t / 9paninas-
fomplefiet.
I'll g. Z. L. SIS 9pgaesrnno er
Der ira t6.-31. December ieorigt
inogaact ielgenoe @oner: $. IS. b.
9aitor Solmer 10000. 6rf. 2an1.
boil, Betersborg, Sersbolm, 10000.
3rf. :. DO. Subr, B~etersaaaro,
100000. 86iiteo q. 2. Il. q. b.
9iarg. Ssrgenien, Sfsrrin9e, Np.
6e. 1880. Bazaar / IburebD D.
9aitor Wiiuitcr 1850. q. T..
II. q. 5imeons 0iitrift 10000.
gc0 ser. 0agblno" 1900. Sam.
mcrberre SlleI, SDerringe, 10000.
Is. 81 10000. Dor 6%reIiers
Sogns g. Z. Il. &. D. 3rf. qnua
Beterien 10000. Sn6fommet paa
aeparef1siebe9er" t152,00 ar.
Su0fommet / miuOre @aOer
S29,50.
Stor SranO. Sn%nO6DerneS Nn.
ifinineoferi brGnot. 9ioligt ON
Worgeneu oen J. San. bar en- bel.
tia SlOebrano bGrget S%un6boerne5
Waifinine0feri / Sesiensgaoe II
10 o. 10. 8eO 56ioen baoOe Gat.
t%epaaten opoaaet Sloen og itrafs
tilfalot 9ranOoPienet, Der eieblif
felig meOte meO itor llorDfning
Senere anfom g~icebranocbei 5riis
% o%pertog O~oerleoelien al Slut.
ningsarbeioet, men oct bite zig
for Reiten mart, at felipe Sneo.
feribpgningen life itoO til at REQ,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
@rui. =. SccsaarO iOoer i'm Af-

@rOf. =. SeesaarO ipoer i'm Nj
ifeO. 4roie5ior / Matematif OeO
llnioeriitetet Or, phil. y. See
oaaro Gar ienot 0etamlm for ga
faltetet 9e5erin9 ON 2(iiteO ira
1. Sept. 8. u. "a @roi. $. fun
er IL 2lar 81. % enOnu er i i'm
beoite Strait, fan @rluOen til III
Ifeosanie9ningen life bare 2(l0er
e0er Soageligbe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Snlcitorm OOer gOllnnO 5alItcr.

Snleitorm OOer gOllnnO- 6nlitcr.
@n geitenitorm al orfanagtig SEA.
rafter raie0e i'll. ,,J}att." @atten
til Spn6ag Den "a. Dec. oper Col
lan0 5aliter. Ser ifete betpoclig
lSfaoe paa mango 9anobp9nineer.
5 Sfooene er en- Mpne0e Itore
Greer bIeit ON, oe oeo 9anoepei-
enc bleo tore BopIer rpffet op meO
9foo. l~lpeiret Dor leOiaget al itp-
brlolignenoe &egnifpG, Der bepirte.
De Ooerioemmelier poa itore, lapt-
.lioaenoe StrGfninger lnngs Col
lambs Spofpit. Oper ooifilligeGor.
2on0 too @on6et en- balp Dieter
.beit. 5lerc 2anoeoeie bar fuloitGn-
DIG operioemmeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

lion. s5loen greb iao burtigt ON Jig,
at Wanoifabet, "a WanO, maatte
gaa ira 9oroe uoen at faa reOoet
Sfib5papirerne, bporeiter De bleo
opta9ne al Ell engelif Camper %
lan0iat paa 45orerne. Gen 6orige
EEL al 9~eiptningen goOfenOte iulot-
I'D aaptainen5 5orflaring.
5Dfnsepioemi. 3%onOerS, 2. San.
8ele al Goltgis @erreO biemigges
Tor 3i0en al en- ret on0artet SD-
ftsepioeni. 10 Berioner er an.
8rebne, % @pioemi5uiet / 9riteo
er fulot belaat. DfeO &enipn til
Smitten5 0pfomit bar man Ipr-
Liz 0pmGrfiom5eoeu 6enoen0t paa
0feieriet / SOLICIT, 0a Ser 0erfra er
in6la9t ire N}eieriiter iom GpfltS-
patienter. Ger er ira W}eieriet IenOt
8reoer til lln0eri69elie paa Sta
tens Seruminititut.
Niels, men Ogiaa Gbriitenicu.
BIB. Stiits 5olfe6l." fortpller:
9oliti6etient SanOrup eff / Nj
te5 paa 9aneaaoro9perronen ciDil-
fIaot % ipei0eoe, eitcr6nanOen iom
1ogene inol66. @noeIig ga Ioget
bitira fom mo, eff ban inc / en-
&o8n, ira 5pi8 aupaUin0u Ell pngre
Qlallo / ct gar @imlter 6aooe iet
ia ON, JON ON BAN iegte nogen.
@o0oag, G6riiteuienl iag0e
3anorap.
Seq 6eooer Riels, ia9oe @}an-
ben. men meo oaarIi1 olll9t 2grg
relic.
5amcu Ge 5cOoct uof ogiaa
96fiftenienl ia8oe Sanorlp.
"a oa Qtan0en life fln6e ira
9aa BET. oar ban leoeret. Oct par
nemli9 Ell Iooefna9t, Ser par e
terl9it ira 8anoers. % M iiOOer
ban / aajotten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

Wunb- % alOueipse err fonitate
ret paa 9oueogaarOen naatbolm"
bao @renaa. 9eiptningen beitanr al
ca 40 areaturer. 10 aaIpe err oeoe.
Oct er ~ aar. iioen Der iiOit
bar oGret 0iuno. og aIopeipge paa
@renaaegnen. Diarfeoerne er oflpit
i Rerre % Ssn6re Serre6, % ser
er ioretaget De ipoOanlige aiipGr.
Observation-Disclosures.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

garnemorb. 6or en- 1io iioen
ianot noale arbeiocre { @itoennn
oeo 1errinabro 2iget of ct npfeot
Barn. Gu iorIeoen bar en- 9iencite-
pige, anorea SAUCE, Dos @aaro-
eier BOIL Wiogenien tilitanet, at
bum Den 3. Ropember bar tpnlt
tit npisote Barn % faitet 2iget
| aoen. Gigen er isrt til 8rpb.
"trip arreit.
aommnnalt 9enregmlatib. Sol.
eing, 8. Snnuor. 9oIoing 9prnao
bar | aites oeo 1. gebanoIing peo.
taget ct npt 9snreeuIatip for aom-
rrttupne C,tuffionmro "a G,frhoh2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

San fom meo 3S Str. / Common.
Sobrifant Worius Feterien % 9u.
ltru | @rin0iteo funoe iorleoen ieire
SsIobrpllup. g@gteparret tom iilg.
nGibe Amtst." fort eiter 9rpl.
lltppet til @rinoiteo. WorinS Be-
terien par ga en- 9anoSbDIfomager
meO Fun 80 Ser. | 2ommer, og
@rin0iteO par 6eller life itor, IA
.SnIe. Wen ban iaa, at @rinoite0
bapoe en- 6remtio, % ifsnt ban
oct ferite Aar table 600 SIR. paa
'@anOel, ilog ban iig op. San bar
opisrt lip al DC 40 9pgnin-
ger, Der mi lager | @rin6iteo, og
I6nn bar Bart | mango al DC %.
rige.
I'm Surfen yGsbnrn Snare"s
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In Europe and
The United States

The Red Cross has arranged to buy
material for surgical dressings, hos
pital garments, and knitted articles
to be sold at substantially cost prices
to the chapters throughout the coun-
try to be made up by the women OF
America The cost will be $3,457,-
200.
To meet conditions arising from
Italian reverses the Red Cross dis
patched immediately from Paris sup
plies including 1000 mattresses
5000 blankets, and 10000 pairs OF
socks.
The children of Belgium, thous-
ands of whom are orphans, are OBJ
jects of special care. Food and
clothing alone have been purchased
by the Red Cross for the Belgians
at cost of $4,000. Many of the
children in free Belgium are exposed
to shell fire, and in order to save
them asylums are being organized in
France and Switzerland, where they
can be taken to safety.
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REVIEW Or GERMAN
WAR PRACTICES

Some of the blackest pages in al
history. comprising democracy rec
ord of "deeds that make one despair
of the future of the human race" are
found in book named German Wal
Practices" which has just been issued
at the Government Printing Office by
the Committee on Public Informa-
ton for free distribution. 1t is edit
ed by Prof. D. C. Munro, of Prince
ton, and other scholars.
The dumbfounding evidence which
this book presents to the jury OF
mankind is drawn mainly from Ger
man and American sources, and in
cludes official proclamations and ut
terances of the responsible heads OF
the Imperial German Government,
letters and diaries of German sol
diers, quotations from German news
papers, and material drawn from the
archieves of the State Department
which lay bare the story of incon-
ceivable German atrocities.
The purpose of the book is to show
that the system of frightfulness, it
self the greatest atrocity, is the de-
finite policy of the German Govern
ment, so sinister that German sol
diers have themselves at times re-
volted Individual acts of wanton
cruelty only to illustrate the opera
ton of the remorseless system.
The book supplements the Bryce
report which was the first official sur
vey of the path. of horror, ruin, and
death left by the German army on
the lands of innocent and defense
less people. The book is supplement
tai also to the official reports by the
Belgian Commission and the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and it
reveals more of the damning German
White Book and various official ut
terances, extenuating revolving crimes
on the grounds of expediency and the
advancement of that "Kultur" which
now mocks it's own name throughout
the civilized world. The humanity
of German soldiers was so torn by
the system of brutality that they
cried out in letters to Ambassador
Gerard, one expressing his protest
against the slaughter of the Russians
in the Masurian lakes and swamps
by saying, "There is no God, there
is no morality, and no ethics any
more; there are no human beings
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rounded, men posted about yard
! from one another, so that no one
could get out. Then the Uhlans set
fire to it house by house; neither
man, woman, or child could escape
only the greater part of the live
stock we carried off, as that could
be used. ANY one who ventured to
come out was shot down. All the
inhabitants left in the village were
burnt with the houses"
"A horrible bath of blood. The
whole village burnt, the French
thrown into the blazing houses, civil
lians with the rest"
That the reign of frightfulness was
the definite policy of the German
Government is testified to by an a.
mazing collection of documents and
utterances of German oficialdom.
Herewith are excerpts from documen.
tary proof furnished by German rec
ords establishing the truth beyond
question:
GAS soon as you come to blows with
the enemy he will be beaten. No
mercy will be shown! No prisoners
taken! AS the Huns under King At
tia made a name for themselves
which is still mighty in tradi-
lions and legends today, may the
name of German be so fixed in China
by your deeds, that no Chinese shall
ever again dare to look at German
askance. Open the way for
Kultur once for all. From the Kai-
ser's speech to the soldiers on the eve
of their departure for China in
1900.
whenever a national war breaks
out, terrorism becomes a necessary
military principle. General Won
Hartmann.
"The city of Brussels, exclusive of
it's suburbs, has been punished by an
additional fine of 100000 francs
on account of the attack made upon
a German soldier by Ryckere, one of
it's police officials. Baron Won Lu-
ettwitz, Governor of Brussels.
81 am thirsty, bring me some beer,
gin, rum" "If you lie to me / will
have you shot Immediately These
sentences are taken from a phrase
book supplied to German soldiers ac-
cording to Minister Brand Whit
lock.
Zone cannot make war in a senti-
mental fashion. The more pitiless
the conduct of the war, the more
humane it is in reality, for it will run
its course all the sooner. General
Won Bernhard.
"The innocent must suffer with the
guilty. -. i. All this must not in
our eyes weigh as much as the life of
single one of our brave soldiers
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any more, but only beasts.

4
The illuminating reports of Brand
Whitlock, Minister to Belgium, tel
of miseries inflicted upon the Bel
gian people, Mr.. Whitlock saying:
| Zone is so overwhelmed with the hor-
ror of the thing itself, that it has
been, and even now is, difficult to
write calmly and justly about it."
Herbert Hoover, writing for this
book of his experiences in Belgium,
says: "The sight of the destroyed
homes and cities, the widows and
fatherless, the destitute, the physical
misery of the people but partially
nourished at best, the deportion OF
men by tens of thousands to slavery
in German mines and factories, the
execution of men and women for pal
try effusions of their loyalty to their
country, the sacking of every resource
through financial robbery, the fat
tening of armies on the slender pro-
duce of the country, the denudation
of the country cattle, horses, and tex
tiles, all these things we had to wit
ness, dumb to help other than by
protest and sympathy, during this
long and terrible time, and still these
are not the event of battle heat, but
the effects of grinding heel of a
race demanding the mastership of the
world. All these things are known
to the world-but what can never
be known is the dumb agony of the
people, the expressionless faces of
millions whose souls have passed the
whole gamut of emotions. And why?
Because these, free and democratic
people, dared plunge their bodies be-
fore the march of autocracy."
Frederick C. Wolcott's description
of devastated Poland comprehends
the monstrous woes inflicted by the
Prussian system upon those defense
less people.
In a statement prepared for the
book, Vernon Kellog said: 81 went
into Belgium and occupied France a
neutral, and / maintained while there
a steadfastly neutral behavior, but
came out no neutral. :. / went
in also an ardent hater of war but,
also came out with ineradicable con-
viction, again, that the only way in
which German under it's present
rule and in it's present state of mind
can be kept from doing what it has
done is by force of arms"
The book gives excerpts from the
diaries of German soldiers of which
these are specimens: in the night
of August 1919 the village of Saint
Maurice was punished for having
fired on German soldiers by being
burnt to the ground by the German
troops. The village was sur