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Evening star., 1917-04-13
WANTED--MONEY.

81 800 AT d1c. FIRST TRUST on TWoFAMll.N
brick apartment. two car lines. southeast
rooms and bath: each rented al SIS month";
OWNER. 2t5 Kenois building
WANTED-S21, 800 AND SI,500 AT 81. HANB
good city real estate hrst-trnst mortgage'
title papers furnished. Address L. b. BROWN.
49, La. ave. NV
Evening star., 1917-04-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

kEAL ESlAlE LUdNS.
BEFORE PLACING OR RENEWING YOUR
first second trust.
49,, s,.. g ,r. see EL-' H. ,.,hs sSy
>at ga -Hs2 y : 80 - sA, - = -
MONEY 10 LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE ~ u O.
PREVAILING INTEREST AND CoMMlSsloN-
H. L. RUST. lfuo HI 81. NV
- -
MONEY TO LOAN On
REAL ESlA ~
,, :, , IN SUMS TO SUE
''>'''l >-'yyy.s' -. ... 70 s3ooococo
IL" l->i ~ X Il .t,t,,-r
1o,<s o% ET-SIXrSS 'Ti{opERTIES
AND FIRsT-cLAsSs ABATEMENT TINE HOUSES
PIPING rs YoIfR lppIICATroNS
proNfp'r ,NSWTES GIVEN
IIFftEUNANN S HANN l4gl + ST.
NoZrY no loan on D. C. REAL ESTATE
Io,.,It rat.s ~ interest. most advantageous
Ina,s sra,iaity
~ II SNfTtrfI c,Np.NV Si5 15fh 81 NV
Evening star., 1917-04-13
Laundry Hint.

There are a number of persons in m,
Evening star., 1917-04-13

close stamp; otherwise it will be de-
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Miss Frances Lavender has
returned to her home in Williams
burg after a visit with Miss
Audry Smith.
Mesdames Fred B; rtlett, E. A.
Mspes and Ed Mapes motored 10
Joplin Tuesday to attend the
fashion show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Sullivan
and daughters, Oracle and Clar.
suae, we're Joplin visitors Sat-
urday.
Fred Ward of Ssl ulpa. Okla d,
on his way back from Kansas
CITY, stopped IF n Baxter to
spend a few days wi b old friends
F W. Hall, ,aslIier of the
Baxter Nationa ba ak, was in
Fulton the fore rart of the week
attending to his mi ing Interests
in that city.
Mrs. 4. c. Ston: had as her
week end guest her sister, Miss
Mabel Morgan and ister.in.la W,
Mrs. B. R. Morgan, Of Webb
City.
B J. Delaplaine, who ID con.
Quoting the roomiug house re-
Gently owned by Mrs. Violin.
barger. recently mo, ed here from
Parsons, Kas.
C. o. Owens has bought some
fue new milch cows and is going
to engage in the milk business
delivering night and morning to
private customers.
Merton GoodeaRle is the happy
possessor of a Haynes Light Six
automobile, purchased this week
of John / Cooper, az INT for Cher.
okee and Ottawa counties.
George Kenuison and wife of
Riverton were in Rs xter on bust.
ness Friday. Mr.. Kennisou will
resign his position a. the electric
plant at Riverton ard move back
to his home in Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs R. M. Gilman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Goodea gle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim odwiu and
Mr.. and Mrs. WesleY Smith we're
among the Baxter PEOPLE taking
in the auto show at Kansas City,
last week.
W. J. Wyatt, cashier of the
Baxter State Bank, has been on
the sick list for the past week.
For a few days he was confined
20 tie house hut wal back on the
job again Tuesday. You can't
keep a genuine Irishman down
for long.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Mrs. C. A. Smith, of Kansas
City, is the guest Of Mrs. +. A.
Murray.
Me-. Tohu Jones who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks,
L. improving.
L D. Hodgkins and wife Wis.
tied REQ Hodgkins and wife at
Rlvertou Sunday. .
Mrs. Jim Harmon spent Satur-
dAv and Sunday with Ray Har-
mon and wife OF Rlverton.
Mrs. James Harmon was quite
u with la grippe the first OF last
week but is o1 the mend.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Hardy of
G alena visited with the formers
father, G. L. Hlrdy, Sunday.
W. B. Hunt, who has been in
L.aven worth for the past six
months. has returned to Baxter.
Miss Priscilla Wear visited
with her grand mother, Mrs.
Huddlestone, in Columbus Sum
day.
Mrs. w. A. Berkey, former
resident of Baxter Springs, died
at her home in McCallister, Okla,
OF February 8.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Mrs. E L. Wright is visiting
in Joplin.
Mrs. Lou Cardin was in Joplin
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gregory spent Sunda,
in Pittsburg.
Miss Ruth Barnes was il
Joplin Monday.
Mrs. Ray Harmon visited al
Jim Harmou's Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaines visited
friends iu Joplin last week.
Mrs. Don Frutou of Joplin is
visiting Mrs. E. A. Mapes.
pMrs. NJ. E Reddy entertained
the Auction club Wednesday.
Miss Grace Perkins and Zslla
Wright we're in Joplin Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Tweute
were shopping in Joplin Tuesday.
J o. Treece returned Saturday
from a stock buying trip to St.
Louis.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
SsYsrs Cold Quickly Cured.

"Ou December first / had q
very severe cold or attack of the
grip - il may be, ard was nearly
down sick ip bed," writes D. J.
Metcalf, WeatherbV, No. Il
bought two bottles Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and il was
only a few days unit / was CON-
nletelv restored { health. I
firmly believe that c lamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is on of the very
hest medicines aud will know
what 20 do Wher ! lave another
cold" obtSinsbls everywhere,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Members of the various clubs
in Baxter and ali others interest. I.
ed 10 the civic Improvement Of
the city are ear, .stlv requested
to meet at tha Library next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
to organize for the summers
work GRACE Prrkina. Pres
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

The s X. s. Club met with
Mrs. J W. Cook on East Sheri.
dan street on Tuesday afternoon.
The time was spent In needle
work and social converse tiou,
after which delicious refresh
we're served. Tbs invited guests
we're Mesdames s. C. Pfremmer.
W. J. Wells, Carmichael and
Fred Nichols, and Miss Juauita
Hash of Baxter ard Mas. Mckee
If Joplin. Mrs. Cook was assist
I'd By Miss Hash. A very enjoy.
able afternoon vas spent. The
Club will meet wish Mrs. ], w.
Earls on Tuesday, March 6.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Last Tuesday the Ladies Aid
Society of the Presbyterian
church surprised Mrs. Browne, i,
being her birthday. She received
many beautiful gifts. There
were twenty-five members pres
ent. Delicious refreshments were
eerved.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the pOsiOthes a, Baxter
Springs. Kansas, for the week ending Fab.
EUARY Al. 1917
Rex Barrett
Mr.. C. Dennis
Mr.. Vernon Hake
Mr.. Harry Hart
Pepper & Talbot
Mr.. J. W. Laggert
Miss Opal Kapple
J. =. Poland
Mrs. MIME Myers
T. B. StTiplin
Gorge White
Clyde Williams
PorSonS calling for any Of the
bove letters will please say"Advr'
tised, giving date list.
chas. l. Smith, p. N.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

LOST-Pair of ladyS eye
glasses, rimless, gold mountings.
Liberal reward for return 70
Leader Mercantile Co.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

For Sale-One 3 IN. wagon. set
of chain harness, collars. brides
and lines all for $40 90. One
set l l.2 in long tug double haT.
ness, bridles lines and collars,
cost $4,000, will take $500.
One steel beam bre liking plow,
IA in. 2 shares. So. 90; one John
Deere mower, SIS 90 One wind
mill and tower SIS 90. A bargain
in all at these prices. E. J.
WYATT. phone 3l19
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

A waffle supper will be given
at the Presbyterian church SAT-
urdav, Feb, ~, beginning at S
O'Clock. Hot va flies and maple
syrup.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

The Woodland Club met with
Miss Mary Plumb, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Plumb,
Saturday, February 18th. Those
present were Misses Dorothy
Dlloway Edrington, Mary E.
Plumb, Goldie Wolfinbarger,
Rachel Schloeman, Helen Nc
Aboy.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Apprentice Girls Wanted-For
millinery department. Apply TO
Mrs. Ferguson, at Leader Mer-
camille Cn.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

lFirst PublIsned In The BAXTER Springs
N-Ws, Feb n, 1917
In the District Court OF cherehes
County, State ri Kansas.
RITTING AT COLUMBUS,
Walter c. Hartley and ]. w. 0rautham,
Plaintiffs, W. Ada =. Smith, c. Smith,
]. c. Smith, N Hhewrou Solomon, N.
Solomon, "A c. Daus. All Daua, George
Andrewr, and the unknown heirs. I'D.
miniRtrstora, executora, deviaees. trur.
tees. aud assigns Of the aforesaid de-
PENDANTS, and The National Bond q
Debeuture Co.. q corporation. and itr
unknown eucceaeors. trustees and
assigns. Defendants.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
T. e State Of Kansas 90 the Above Named
Defendants; Ada 3 smith, l. c. s nlth,
]. c. Smith. MathrWaon solomon. N.
Solomon, A. G. Daus. All Daur, George
Andrews, and the unknown helTe. ad.
miniatrntors. execu'ora, deviReer, tTus.
teeR and assigns, of the aforesaid de-
fendanta, and The National Bond &
Debenture Co.. q corporation. and its
unknown successors, trustees and
a-Rign
GREE TING;
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the plaintiffs, Walter c. Hartley and
]. W. 0rantham. fled their petition In
said caure In said District Court of hero.
kee County. Kansas, sitting ut Columbus.
on the Goth day of February 1917. and that
you have been sued Ia said Court and
that you must answer paid petition on or
before the 7th day Of April. 1917, or said
petition will be taken as true and judg.
ment rendered against vnu. the nature Of
which will be that the Court enter judR.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

For Sale---Two 1916 Ford
Touring cars, one 1916 Ford
Sedan. one 1916 Overland road.
ster. All of these cars are in
first class conditiou. See Ed
Names
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Pointer ard Paper Hanger
First class. Phone 22l, will call
and make estimates. W. A.
Little.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

The Camp Fire Girls held their
regular meeting at the home Of
Miss Verita Simpson. with 4
good attendance. The program
consisted of 4 piano solo by Dor
othy Smith, duet BY Dorothy
Plumb and Louise Covey; Life Of
Mozrrt BY Julia Allen, piano 30
10 BY Helen Humphrey, reading
By Dorothy Cook, Life of Hadyn
BY Bessie Dively, piano solo BY
Thelua Wells, vocal solo by
Dorothy Cook with Louise Covey
accompanying, Life of Handel
by Verita Simpson, piano solo BY
Grace Opperman. Dainty re-
freshmentS were served.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presby terrain church was enter.
tanned at the home of Mrs. Jas.
Hartley Thursday afternoon.
The membership numbers IS.
Mrs. W. W. Wells being = new
member. During the social hour
the musical selections furnished
by Mrs. VIM and Miss Perkins
we're greatly enjoyed after which
delicious refreshments we're
served. The meeting adjourned
to meet with Mrs Ed Hodgkius,
March /, at her home.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Bicycle, 2nd hand, snap if
taken at once. 81 no. no more,
mn lees. See II At TIE News.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Studebakrr Csr---l'ive psssen-
ger, good condition. For sale or
trade. Inquire at Pearl Meat
Market
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

For the best meats, sanitary
handling and prompt service 60
to r. F. Hartley & Son's Market
Fresh fish and oysters, butter
and eggs.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Public Stenograp ier-Ina J.
Cribbs, Room 3, Be sxter State
Bank Building.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22
Want COLUMN" "

Help Wanted at Minute Cafe
A dish washer. night cook and
waitress. Applv rig II awav.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-22

Ions are always Welcome. +. L. Brews
ter. Sec; |. w. Twente. II p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

nur Ser &eiter zines college, pGb-
reno Der nBrin5ipol~ leoieliA ne
potron~ genoitnt miro. gllth 0es
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mos 8eiieres 5u fem, ipenn er iib
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nennen ben boben $ut odopea1 DC
boite forme@ ooer tube. @ie
o8oroneiie", Oie Bel inns nod Iplfre,
fennen iie ebeilioipelig ipie ooS
coupe in ser Giienbobn (oas 9lbtetI
miro nod oft 10 be5eidnet), Oas iie
NIT Compartment" be5eidnen.
gSern mir iibrigens in 0en nJlcltou-
rantS~ bonn oer1dipieqenen ,d)ambre
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Srrtuut, nit 0ent mir uns lG1erlicb
modem, oa 0ie 5ron5oien ,cabinet
porticulier~ iagen. Cine Der fomiId.
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gSiert, bonn StibentuG06en elm
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@nne gar nod @lino), oenn Damn en-
b6lt er BON Dem @lGo6en erfrelit,
ooB ibr Der @oIt oie 9lrbeit obnebuen
mill, einen 6e0erbeieu 5ltm 9Lbitop,
ben. DoS tp1rmeiloe, ipeihe @edbett
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Solde 9eiipiele lieBet iitb bis ms
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ius 3elttihe cine 8ormtng Iein, oas
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mGhtieeren Slang uu0 groBeren
9leiHttm oiiH ais 0oS iSran5oiii1e.
gSir boben eegen 5ebntniHeno Q8orter
mebr ais oie &elihea, 0eren glrntit
eernOe S8ortipiele moglib mnht, int
0ettinen fom 8u iibcricbeu neil
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Oene 9in9e oltsihlieBt.
giSir wcroen nod oieientt &riege
ooriiber pamclL ooB Elm reiueS
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i'm Suli 1914 pieQeidt nod eeiuHt
flongen, merocn bolO genug ielbitber-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

fem tuenit beiOerieitig Sbeoter ee-
ipielt fpiir0e.
Go mir MN eittinaL beir &ont0-
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geoobt, 6ie Der @iibnenoi6ter BON
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froit5oiiirbe 6renlOport Sommer
IT fennt Der 6ron5oie nitbt. @r ipribt
bier bon oen nOroitS 0'outeur~
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g1ann nit Der faIiden utaiitieme@
fib 0anu eigentlicb nod cine n9fecen-
fion@ eefaaen laiien uuB, lit imer-
finolib, oein 0ieies iinOeitide @ort
nUifroe fein fSrnn8oie beereifen, nerutt
er ood oie9tecenifou: ncontpte renou" /.
0aB mir iiberboitpt bon elmer &ritif
ipre6en (ni1t bon elmer 8elirtei.
Iing), Oie ood, lpie man oinebuten
oarf oib onerfennt, lit Elm neuer
sSSrrhrn. n2a critique~ bat nGuli6
Our9mis einen toOeluoen Nebaniinn.
Iie Brofeiiion, Die elmer utSilbte,
iii glei6follS elm WtBoeritdnoniS, iie
beiBt re METER, unO ein @rofelIio.
nit Die es 10 berrIih bieB, Elm
onrtilou". gSor MN elmer bon Aro.
feiiion &olifnatuL 10 nanrten mir
ieineu nGbef~ (Gbef lu6 Direction
NOR ia ie0er brittle @Seni6) SEN Grin.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

nile tllr rDicbtigcr bnlt, 0um 1T cg in
glcicber gSeiie &err Der Gage. 9Sean
Stoenbura ober einniol 5Hriidac0t
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Oe 9Satnrericbeinung reitlos SIT be-.
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lide Snnclligfeit oes @al0clfS nu0
0eS 3uirblagens entiuideln faub
3. Siioenbiira lit ii6eralI 0er
Stdrfiie, gtidt ehDn ais ob er iiete
iibar Die meiiien Eruppea periii8i.
nein cr fpeiB es 10 eiit3uridica oas
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tigenOer lleberaadjt aiiiritt. Gle
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mebr Nlcniheu gebubt oher au oeH
entidei0euolteu SteIlen mar SmocH-
burg imner Der Sidrtere. Dagnm
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ipie beim W1on0per Y2an fann 0et
tSieg gero0e5i pprber beredneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

9lub Der n@ortier" bon DEM mir re.
oeten 1T I'M 6ran30iiiden beraltet.
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men 9ooen @ei9oB, 100 meiitens 0ie
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(5offentlit6 beiBts iebt @rOeeidoB),
m1breno iie bon re3.0e.bouii6e"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sin iapauiibCr Cffi5ier abcr ISinbcu.
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burg.
Ser inpouiide @1aior @tamoto
5eicbnet Die @r6Be mo @enialitGt
Sinoenbur9s in Serporbebiug iolr
geu0er 0rei @iinfte.
@inoenburg lit itets Serr Scr
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ibn fcinen SufQly ion0ern cr 5pin9t
Oic Sfriegsluge 3it ieincn @miten
gSie ie0er edlte sSel0berr lit er bon
ser lleberlhdbune oes syeinoes ebenio
melt eutferut. mie BON ieiner llnter-
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Der im @egeniab 5u Oen 5eI0berren
Der @ngldnoer un0 6ron5oien - ein
eigenortieeS @eitdnOuis eineS oieier
&eeriiibrern Dcrbiinoeten ioponiiAen
@taiorS nicntolS proBe 9orte
moc6t, iouoern itets Die Eotiahen fiir
iitb iprec6eu IGBt. 3par ipridt er felt
bon ieiner Sie0es8uoeriidt ,ober ri.
bi9 uno Iahlin uno I'M 8eluuBtiein
elmer geipiiien iiberlcaenen Strait.
2. SinoenbiIrg liz 9eberriher iei-
ner Gtrotcgie, ioppbl ser SffeniiDe
ME ser 9eienlioe. &u Der Gffcnliue
lit er Oorum hirAt6nr, neil es i6n
itets aclingt, Sen @eelrr an ieiner
Derpuno6ariten Gtelle 5u faiicH. @r
iibcrihir8t nihts, ionoeru fitrOibaitet
9enou aus. Sot er aber Die Sadle eut.
oedt Damn itiir5t er iitb nit lngebcu.
rer &raft ouf oen 6eino lnO rtbt
nidt, biS CT iein 3ieI erreidjt bat.
Seine lnbormber5ise @erfolgitng oeS
9eihlo9eneu 6einoes bot ibn alnt
Wleiiter ser @ernlbtunqS STRATEGIC 0e.
nIaht. gSenn e. Die GefeniiDe III 9ln.
betradt Der militGriiden @er9dlt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

3auber, Ser 9leiftln sic g8onoel.
borfeit unierer 'Spro6e ipir6 ounn
bielen erit redt beipuBt iper0en. Sbre
glusoriidSaelpalt, ibr gtcuilolnqS0er.
mogen lGBt berionnene gorte,
3rolngebiIoe fait, iduifet mie In
feiner on0eren Sprode, inoem our6
Die Wtoglihfeit oes 8uianrmenI6pei-
BenS Der g9orte i'm NtunOe Ser
tSprabbiloner INNER neue g9en0un.
gen, immer neue 9iIouneeu entiteben.
Sic laBt ober oub g9orte entIteben
bon berrIibenl bon oemultioem
Glaltg lDie oos OeutIhe g[ngriffsqe-
brill, 6os Die @egner nibt b6ren mo.
gen. @ann wer0en Die l1derliChen
NdBberlt6noniiie fnebtiItber @eipob.
ning frii5erer Sabrbunocrte oiigee-
mer5t iein. @nS mag nicbt cine Scr oe.
riuglten Seemineen oeS SRriegeS Sc.
oeltteu. llno Damn miro sic ii6riae
gSelt Deittib Iernen uliiiien, Ieien eg
Die 3iplomoten, ieien es Die &mtf.
lclite, ieien eS oie @clebrfeu. Icutidl
Gcnn in onOereu 8iiugen iper0en mir
ribt mebr berbanOeln. ggr, 8u 0eneu
Die oitOereu einuiol foniuen miliien
lperut iie nm 6rieoen bitten.
Geo. 5rbr. b. Smpteod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Brau5OiiidJe SrenlOiuGrter i'm 9cnt
idJeH.


Scr @e6rua6 bon 6reulOlp0rtern
fhaoigte ni6t ollein uniere oeittide
Sprabe, ion0ern mu6te uns bel Oen
onoeren &6lferu ou6 nod Id1erli6.
9os @ritounlibe lit nGmli6, ooB mir
nitbt Bios 1iuae NIT fron3oiii9en
glus0riiden benannten, fir 0ie es
quite Oeuti6e aibt ionoern oaB mir
oft otr1 nod frnit5oiiihe Norter
braii6ten, ole iin 8ran5oliiAen etwoS
gau5 onOeres beOeuten. 60 muBte
3. 9. ein 0tniiter ourdnus ein glrs
belts o@a6inet~ Baben. Dab I'M Syron-
5oiiicben ,le cabinet le0iglidb nit ser
9lr6eit oes StofhpeHiels 5uiommen-
bdngt, obnten mobl iene niht, oie
iicb 9e6iloet 0iinften, olS iie uniere
iboue Whittcriprode Serlelieneten.
Ser glusorud ,,Soilette~, Oen biSlpei.
len 5arte @eniiter benubten lit Den
8rau5oien ebenio unberiiGnoli1, be.
0elitet er bod 9SuBtiih, 9}ubgerGt,
FuB ii6er6altpt, oOer SEN gln5ug, ia
logar elm gibtlM. glucb ,,9fetird0e"
lit Dem 5ran5olen iu6etuuit, es lei
0enn I'M nlilitGrii1en Sinue. ~ Sf.
fenbor bielt es Der CUTE 9eutIhe,
boffentlid ldn9it beri6oaener 3eiten
fir ofeiH@, Die glcuBerltngen 0eg
peiuIidcn GroenrciteS 0urcb Elm Bib
den 6ron50iiicb 5u beri40nern. g8ie
es &eilte bel unS gob, Die bon n8on-
talous" (ipri9 ooS ps~ nit reOetet
meil iie bel oen ebrIiben Soien, sic iie
tru9en, meinten erroten 5ii iollen.
gSortm ipir oie &leioerobloge
orun0idblicb ,@oroerobe~ nonnten,
cir glrs0rud, ser obermols oltf einem
SSrrtim berlbt, ou Ser betreifer6e
3olm I'M 8rnn50iii@en opeitiaire"
JeiBt blieb eleiHfoaS Elm &dtiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Die &ronfetfii9e in ser gerlincr
9riioeritroBe geb0rt su oeu ie0eits.
reiditen @obIfabrfseiRrihtunge Ser
9feibs6oitptiio6t. sic eibt in Ser
tinotn9 nit Ser Stifnng fiir Snber-
ftloie unentaeltlib frdftige aoit an
unbeuiittelte &ranfe ob itno Dermag
mlf Oicie @eiie oiel @leno 81 miloeru.
@ie 9efor0eriing Ser Speiien nod
ben gSobnungen geihiebt mittels 0eS
toihobilS oOer 3reira0s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-12-27
SANTA CLAUS is A FAITH
Take Kris kringle Away From Chill
dren and You Fob Christmas of
Half Its joys.

Some very honest people are such
sticklers for truth that they are CON
cerned about our firm belief in Santa
Claus. Well it Is a good thing to
stand up for truth, If we really know
the truth. But we know that a great
many very learned people have been
wrangllng about what truth Is for sew
eral thousand years, and yet it does
not seem to be definitely settled. But
fer the most of us truth is what we
ruly believe. It is the faith that is in
US, and Santa Claus is a faith. if not
fact, and so we say again that we do
believe in Santa Claus, says an ex-
change.
Take Santa Claus away from the
children ana you rob Christmas Of half
its joy. Grownup though we may be-
we would rather hang up our stocking
'the night before Christmas and find
it bullying fun Of gifts in the dim light
Christmas morning. than to have car
load come duly tied UP and labeled
and delivered by the mailman. Who
wouldn't? There Is a lure in the mys-
terry OF Santa Claus that has endeared
him to every childish heart, and so do
not take him away until you have
something better to offer.