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The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26
North New Home.

Miss Lydia Strein cah 1n
Mrs. Linendoll last Wed ay
= Ciif Ehart and MIN Fes
killed a big gray wolf ana N 1eht
seven young ones Thursday
Bob Henderson and with of
Rich Hill visited the last ~ the
week with her parents, Jim DlSrk
and wife. s:ssssgs
Mr.. McDaniel's nephew rom
Bagnell, Mo-, Henry and Ba Nc
Daniel, are visiting him and his
wife.
Mrs. Jim Clark and daughter,
Miss Lois, Mr.. and Mrs. Kseton,
Mrs. Fred Medley and son, Mrs.
Patterson and daughter, Miss
Ruby and two sons, Sam I and
Stanley, Joe Stanton, John Ehart
and wife, Merritt Pickett and
mother, Bob Sproul, Brick Nc
Coughey and family, Jack
Skaggs, Walter Strein and SISTER,
Miss Kate, Mrs. Linendon Mrs.
Henry Ehart, Mr.. Mccormack
and Mr.. Chandler were Butler
visitors Saturday.
Lon Smith and wife spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at Fred
Medley's.
Miss Lula Deaton and Miss
Frances Calvin of Foster spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruby
Patterson.
Bob Sproul and family spent
the day Sunday at John McKis-
sick's.
Homer Linendoll called DR..
Starks of Butler Sunday to see a
very sick horse.
John Heinz spent Saturday
night with his sister, Mrs. Jack
Skaggs and family and left Sun
day for Illinois.
Frank Miller and family, John
Jones and family, Jack Skaggs
and family visited Sunday at
John Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nightwine and
daughter, Miss Rosie, spent Sun
day with Willie Simpson. and
wife.
Homer Linendoll, Henry Ehart
and Oscar Craven and Otis Ehart
took fat hogs to Butler Monday.
Albert Lincndoll sold Chas.
Argenbright a horse Monday.
Mrs. Henry Ehart received
word that her grandson, Willie
Jones, of Abba, Iowa, was very
sick with scarlet fever, but was
some better. The doctor thought
he would get along all right if he
didn't take a relapse. ~
Guy Phelps is working for Mr..
Hovey.
Cliff Ehart, wife and baby
called on Milt Reeves and wife
Sunday afternoon.
N. NJ. Nestlerodc was in our Vi
cinity the first Of the week.
COR,
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26

When foreign foes invade your
soil, dear old Mizzoo, my own
Mizzoo. It sets my Irish blood
aboil and / will go and fight for
you. / do not fear the bursting
shell, I'll stand my ground and
fight like 9x!i!x7, content that
other tongues shall tell Of how l
fought and died for you.
Patriotici Well, yes,
(Music,) my Maryland"
zQ
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26

It is estimated that IA million
idle acres in Missouri, divided in
to 30-acre farms, would support
100000 Belgian families. These
figures are suggestive especially
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26
Peoples Bank
The Bank on Which You Can Always Bank. !"
BETTER SERVICE TO YOU

in view Of reports from England
that a large number of Belgians
would prefer to start life over
again elsewhere than in their de-
vastated homeland.
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26
Chapel Chatter.

ers Thursday and Friday.
| Mr.. Johnnie Hermann of Cul
yer delivered some cattle to Kan
sas City Monday.
Grandmother Dobson is about
the same at this writing.
| Mrs. w. Obannon stayed with
Mrs. Johnnie Hermann while Mr.
Hermann was gone to Kansas
City.
Miss Myrtle Kecble spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel
Strobe.
Mr.. Ollie Hermann is working
for Mr.. Fred Kersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winters
and baby spent last Sunday with
Mrs. Winters parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cole Turpen.
Mrs. Mary Newberry visited
one day last week with Mrs.
Robert Stubblefield.
Mr.. Andie Black called at Tay-
lor Brothers Wednesday to re-
pair their car.
Mr.. Will Slower visited at Miss
Estella Hendrix Sunday evening.
Mrs. Walter Henry spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Robert Stubblefield.
Mr.. Clyde Barnett called at Mr..
Arthur Strobe s Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Stubblefield called
at Mr.. R. B. Kecble's Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Will Smith and daughter,
Hester, visited at Mrs. Clyde
Wclliver's last Sunday.
Miss Connie Hermann spent
Wednesday night at her Grand
mother Herman
The farmers are all busy plant
ing corn.
Miss Anna Hermann has re-
turned to Adrian after a visit
| with her sister, Miss Maggie Her
mann.
Mr.. Fritz Ours plowed for his
brother, Forest, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andie Black and
children called at Culver Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Frank Hendrix and family
took a trip to Garden City in their
car, for a visit with Mr.. Hendrix S
brother.
Mr.. Fred kersey has been
busy pulling stumps for the past
week
Mrs. Local Bowers, and Mrs.
Arthur Strobe visited Redmond
school Friday afternoon.
Redmond school closed Friday.
Miss Cecil Wright was teacher.
She has gained host of friends
who are sorry to see her leave for
her home in Butler.
Miss Callie Mckee spent sever
al days last week with her sister,
Mrs- Charley Miller.
Some of the Chapel ball boys
have been practicing playing ball
on the diamond at Mr.. Charley
Ours.
May Barnett is very sick at
this writing.
Mr.. France Taylor is usually
seen running a Ford car, but
sometimes is seen buggyriding,
and then you can hear the whistle
of his car from the buggy, in the
same old way. He may be cranky
but he can't crank it.
Misses Callie Mckee and Lola
Keeble; Messrs. Newton Mckee
and Buford Keeble called at
Charley Miller's Sunday evening.
Misses Fannie and Bessie Ours
called at their brother, Forest s,
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Alb Shelton calls at. Dick
Keeble's almost every day. 3.
Mr.. Daniel Guthridge, wife and
baby called on Mrs. Guthridge q
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Free
land, Saturday evening.
The boys on Chapel avenue are
wondering whether to join the
Iarmy or try their luck at getting
married. We heard Charley
Mattox was going to join the
army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Guthridge
and baby spent Sunday afternoon
1T M. sR. B. Keeble' IS
Mr.. Arthur Strobe and wife
snd Mir Cecil Wright spent
sunapy Hifh ne. ~ M. G. W,
= r. : 4 8 ! ssl; s;
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26
How . Machine Does Our
Bookkeeping

A short time ago, we installed re-
markable machine iii our Accounting De-
partment-a machine which adds and
subtracts, tells the date, keeps our books
and gets out statements. 1t does all this
work much faster than any bookkeeper
could, and has never been known to make
mistake.
The installation Of this Burroughs
Bookkeeping Machine means that our ac-..
counts will be handled just as rapidly and
accurately as those Of the largest and
most up-to-date banks iii the country.
The Butler weekly times., 1917-04-26
MsUREs ACCURACY

The fact that our figure work is
done on Burroughs is a guarantee to our
customers Of absolute accuracy in the
handling of their accounts The machine
method of ledger posting makes it i'm
possible for mistake to get past un-
noticed. This accuracy insurance alone is
important enough to you and to us to
justify the use of the machine method,
but there are many other advantages.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
WAI1fp-HiEjLR.


FEMAIsE-Os.tinaea.
Observation-Disclosures, for
shirt waists. Frank R. Jeileff, Inc.
sALEsI1DIEs-Goed salaries PAID: special In
dscsneats to .ti,ose having sad 10 cent store
experience. ]. G. Accrsfy. cor. 7th snd Eye
week Apply Burch's Dry Goods Store. stS
SEWING woMEN-A7 once: only f5e.e familiar
With eewfnx on dfapertes. Apply 1l09 st n.M.
LAnndfy. eth aad SITS. NV.
sOLICITO White: GOOD proposition 10 right
paf0es: g tston basis. S13 7til NV.
srENO6bAr patent iattornry; muat be
espssi. sin. IA &adrsss Box iss.c. e H sssr ONCE "
FssrsSoGRAPHER ..d typ~wrtter for light Of; Of,
es w'rf sss .os not ,nes good
between o and 10 am.. 30 and 80 Friday.
sTENOGRAPHER-E1per IN handling
rresrondence: steady POSITION good salary
9Th and n SITS. NV.
|srENoGRAPHER and typist: preferably with
m tent exprrience. Apply sturtevant Mason.
Washington Lean and Trust building. between II
and or after 4:30.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted. for commer-
cia1 house: hours, $50 to 5. Apply by letter,
stating experience and giving references. Box
THREE CoLoRED GIRks wanted. and dish
washer. White Paiace Lunch. 1lfs Pa. aye.
wAITREsS-Expefienced white. Apply Wallis
Cafe. 18th and g Sta. NV.
WAITRESS s-Rxpsrieneed. Apply white Palace
Lanch. lies Pa. ave.
MATTRESSES. white. Apply George wasfiaEt5n
nm New Jersey ave. and st. s.e.
WAITREss-Tvo reliable Birls. Appiy at once.
Manager. GoldenberE's Cafe. 7th ahd K.
wAITREsg-seaste Hotel. 1o1 D st. ne.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

your windows, only 45c; the best quality oil
opaque shades. SOC: hung free. We call with
sampfes. KLEEBLATT'S, 11th and 81 SITS. ne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
@agcnmangeI in &nslano.

Gin bdniidss gIatt. .0ugsns
gbbeoer" in ~&openbagen, I6rieb Die
Ter Gage iber bic uria6e bes i6pdds
liden gingreifens Der GuTen in Ruz
mGnien: Wie mir aus po6lunterrlhs
teter Queue erfa5ren, mar Der @runO
oes 6tastos Der entente in Rumds
MEN Elm i6eraus GROCER Daqenmanz
gel auf Den ruiii9en Giienbabnen.
Dieter 1T 10 i6Iimm, bag i'm neuen
ruhti6en 9afen Qlsranbrorpsf am
noroIt6en Gisnlesr unge9eLre Wenz
gen Wtunition oller Qrt aufae1tapelt
iIno, bic ni6t peiter transportiert
rperoen t0nnen. Die 8orrdte fino 10
sroB, odB nt6t nur ole in Qleranz
oropst Dor6nnoenen Spei6er uno Baz
raden nit &riegsOorrdten iberfiat
limb, ionoern aud cine Menge S6iffe
auf Der Reeoe lieger, Die gar nidt
gelol6t peroen touuen. Wenn Stub
lamb dusret6el.oes 8abnmaterial gez
babt bate, 10 pdre bic Offeniipe
Bruniloffs. Der man ndmentli6 in
5rantreid nit GROCER Srmartung
entge9enia9, ni9t aus WangeI an
W(unttion gei9eitert uno 8utoreit
mare ni9t gefouen, oenn Die Jeituns
gen pdren nit i9peren fran30iii6en
&anonen armisrt mUroen; oie1e batz
tie 6rantrei6 fir Die Sommers}0ffen
iioe bergeitellt. uber bersitniQia an
EumdnieH abgetryten. pobir iis jsoo9
niht g~eIungteu. .eil Iie ebsn in 2lIers
unorpDst Iie9rn blieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Ter Mcncrnlinbs Nntlpnrf

elmer alQcmciucn G@C1rpfIid,tnorlu-
ac lUuroc tilr5lld ocm 3uitan0iGct
Sruct9au2itug llhcrlcbcu. Iic NJ.
0icruu1 hot feline @,QlHtuorte 0o3lt.
lou0cru 3icht - nor. oelt Zion be
tonHt GIT MAIDEN hu0 Die oiicutiid-
QtcImwd SIR ,}ritlf Un}ulo0eu. ID
Is ljh 0armu Gonoclt. unltr oiieut
litc5 |cbcu in Naturalization Gin.
ne unl5uocitoltru, mo Ole @rcllc
3uut llhcrmicQenocn Ebcjle oeu @c.
mci7 rcidllrd (icicrtc 0uB llc Die
rnQcbcurc (ruQmcitc oc2 Sdrilt,e
nidlt pcritctt. nod ncrITGert nil,
10 lit mohl elmo 90tittdumGatnupog
nc bon lunner Iulcr, mt 01r1lltroj'
aenorr &alf4nhitmmltu1 0aer on0c.
rem o9,othciulolunQ" nor3u5ichcn
7ir NruGc Ser ollrcmclnen Sehr
Dilidlt uufoGt ejnen Hdttanf6nid Dor
onoercn Grohlcmcn. hcionhcr3 mirth.
id'citlidcr mo er3icbcriiher 9}ntnr.
ole i,ocn Stoot lcoc Wcmelu0c mo
jeoe Semitic onacheu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
WcrifoS Grtocfnna.

Gone Hijdijd)t aul Oie ucrluorre.
rem poIitiid,et &crhdItniiic miro IN
0}erito, lueniqitcn3 in ser @aupt.
Itoot, oa3 ~400lGbriQc &ibiIGum Der
Gnt0cdlnq ocS A3tcfcn.2an0c3 all.
fdn85 Mars olt91icbig qeieiert.
9ie2 bat icoot nid7t3 nit ocnt gr.
cbcr1mQsjuae Don Gortc3 81 tim.
2dnae Belt bate man pieIinf
ncgIoubt, Ncruauoo Gortc} lei Ser
Crite @cibe gerpcien. meld)er meri.
toniitcn @ooeu berilbrte. o(3 er
ON 81. Ypril 1919 luuoctc. Nber
Ole Weritnniihe @coQrophiiAe @e.
ieaiddit bot ourh llrterhltuuqen
Die llcber}el1lmU Qcpomcn, onB
Dies Gin %rrhm lit, mo 0ub Gran.
cisco Nern0n0cf Sc Cordoba be.
tCit3 1911 duf ser merifauiid,cn
NoIbinltl Nutotau Iouoctc. Wiit
Wenouj9te5t IdGt i'd oo9 Gatrm
iciner %nu0lml ~n1crotnQ3 nid1t be.
fciduen; oDcy Ser Mcididt5idrei.
her NcrndI Gia} nci G0Itiuo bat c5
mobridcinIid' Qul1ott. oob oieicIbe
an /, Mars 1871 criolQt lit. Ole
Gatjodc ser Non0unl ielbit miro
ujdlt bcitrittcn, mo oo$ Etobr lest
ton Sen mcjitrl olld, nidt; bod
2Fonot umo [oQ iino nod ctuu&
mltd)cr.
&c Cordoba bate cine NcitcIluuN
rom oantoIiQcu @ouucrucur pom
Nuba; mo els CT oli icuer Nalb.
iuieI Iouoetc, crNrit' cr pon oem
aou5ea @ebictc I'M 9Ian1cu ocS
S0nia$ BON Spanicn iormclIcu BE.
IT'S. Seine Grpe0ition mar ieNot)
oIlcnI Auid,cint uod tciu GrfolQ,
icubern nuBtc balo micoGr nod lib.
rent StiJbprmttc 5urijdfcbreu. &m.
nterbiu sic 9tdtnuclt crtcunt
ltti Cordoba nI2 critcu Gutoeder
Werifpa an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Tic Suicnaae 9'i4.

Bic Spicnuae Nia. Sic Ghico-
40 nGrItrnc" tit nit cincr iIbcroua
'd,nrien @citortifcl uclclI Dies at
idculihe C3ciite2uro0I;ft oc5 @Cucrnj.
onnolts @rcQoru hcrml5Qcfnmmcn
Sic moht II. q. sen Norihl00, man
ioQc sic MGFreQcl untauisn ms tic
ncnucn cine Ni0 mclte ocn Vr0ij.
ncutcn erm0htiGt sic %ertoi
mui}uhebcn. iobolo nod ieinrr
Anlid't bic @ciohr iir 0ie Rcpnblif
ODER iur icinc polttiihcn %n-
terciien Dos n0tGjg modem" Scr
Ghitouo yGrnminer" crflortc III q.
llcnt 6en1crfcu@lnCrthrn 4rttfcl. menll
Sire ;uilmc Wotmcrf 8eict mcr0c.
n ici fem Nucrjfoncr me5r icincr
Hrclhcit iidcr uno Dem heitcl W}utne
I'M 2onoc fGnuc Is poiiiren. oaR CT
hurf Ole Wofcn'hNitru Nebaiiiocr
TCiuNc oncr Qe%piiienloicr Grpreiier
ans M3cIicr oclicicrt mer6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

sur 0ahnbmlng BON ieirer Greiic
cmofobIcH. lln6 Gnglnn0s 9ultur
loutct ~unermeBlihe R%eidtbilmcr
IN ocn 9oIoen Ncniqer un6 Armutb
iur Die Wniienl" Ge5bdlb miro oud
ons @olt oes aramergeiItes ourh Die
Glodnoe ser Seeboote ifneqer ms
qcbungcrt, mic irgeno Elm on6ereS
Rolf. trot ser 8cIobnufcn, Die ieinc
Wod,thober nn0 &ormiin6er beiitcn.
ocnn GeI0 fam man befanntlih nlht
ciien. @egrilBcn mir oesbolb oic
hcutidlcn ltnteriecborte ol5RCttcr ou3
u%niercr Su%nQersnoth unb OILS Tet-
iun9scnGcl. Der 0en 6ric6en er3min.
Gen mcr0cn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Ser knock -out" Pre- !
mier NlODo @eOrse {
miro fuieidWad,

lDlr0 fnleld)Uaf! 0enGinorut.
oils bcreltc CT
england mn Die gcu5e McIt oui oil
Nutoe nor 0nG 0uS Gnoc HoGe iii,
Ucil Die oGuiihen ubootc Gullano in
cine bcloJerte = citun0 ncr-
Wonoclt bnben, Die Nur6 @unger CUR
i(chtrgnbe Qc5uullaen miro, uu6 6ta
iritild'c ltebrrtuuiicr 6lotte cbcninu5
6urd, tic IN Die 6eitung gc0rdngt mo
ann qrrBcn lbcil in Ole 0dtgn &c.
SAINT mprocn ii.
Gos Gn0e lit n0bc. IS miro mad,
elmer mnltren &erl0ngcrung oe9
Vricaca tonmcn in Der @lop0 0ieor.
&C hlcitIbe Hnuc qeIpirlt bobcn miro.
ME 1870 q am bctto nit iciuer
.(Hucrrc q nltrancc". is criheint
bellte flur, oon Sos Miniltcrim A&,
auit1-Brep hicir3 Gn0c Uoruu9iuh.
mGhrcn6 @IoDo George 6o2 Shif-
lnI uhmcu0cn 5l t0nncn m0hntc. njll-
!cidlt neil er nitt oluubtc, ooIj
S~elltidllun0 Gum rlIfiidtSloICn( nlld}
hootfrieq ltbcrqchru mcrhc.. &0Dr-
iteinlid lit bel linn nicl polt ocriel.
ben guiiuiiut1 por6n1oen Qeueicn.
Die Ir N0Ihinltrn herrlttc: Ioi;
tincnI N5brud Ser Nejicbungcn non
Scitcn Hnlcrito8 ole un6crcn ncu'
trnlen StNnten inlQen mo ole 0err
3cntraImdd,tcn qcb6riucu Sdiiie in
nicIcn 2in6ern fo%ufi53irt uno 3tr
&%crIorQung GnqIonoS ~berlpcnoct mcr.
0Cn mllr0er. llCberhiC$ mar iir Sen
icIbcn NuQcnblid cine droBe Cficn.
inc M Der mcItljhcn Hrnrt Qeolont
0rrtr Griolac Giuoruf MADDEN un0
Wom6QIih Nucrifo ol3 oftincu
IrieQSthsilulhmcr ouf sic brjtilhc
S~citc'.rirQen 'D(tc. Nud mcrn 0u.
gu cir 5iShcu Grfr(ne erIoucn un0
pcutidc 9criftc bGtteu u~ntcr0riltt
merocu ioGcn.
Go5 lit oIle5 ichlocihlogcn. Iit
TcbruoroifcniiDe mltr0e 5mor Der
iuft GrioIdc nllh |crIogcn. Nbcr liz
hlieb otoentlitlid itrfcn. 9ie iibrl,
ncn GeutroIeu foIgtcn Dem @Ciipicl
g&oihiuQtou3 uiht. Die intcruir-
ten ocutidcn 5fiffe moren nift per
mcnobar. 9~cutitlou0 fllhrt ieirC
c1tQc @cloocrlng Gn9lonos 0urd..
Gc1ttro(c 1dlitfe mogen lih nitht mchr
IN Sic Alodcoe5onc. &ieaeid,t ome.
rlfouiihc uutcr Qehcim Qcboltcncn
AbmodnmQcn. Shiffc, sic fitr sic
Lcloiid)e Nilf5gcicQihoit beitjmmt
iciu m6Qen mo ser noiber umcrjfo.
riihcn GitcJfcit of3 5d,iffe qeIhi(-
bert mcroen, sic filbn ser @lofoNe
troRcn.
2Iou6 @corQe lit hclgtc 6n. mo Us.
ouith un6 6ircu mnrcn. OILS tic gu.
ri1ftroten. GnQlonH5 Morbcttn bat
i'd ocrrchnct mic ieiu frolt56iiihe$
2orhit0.
Ter T,icoc 1T njdt mchr melt in
Gurono. llu0 horum miro or mad,
ms erhoItcu bIcj1cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Ter Seutidyc Sandl6putfrics bc-

-tT w ullujC ~uHtHSpp'li U
Qiult crit rcdt. troBocm Die Grange,
ucn 3ciultotc bcrcit3 tnayUc ltn0.
N0niirQl u0n GopciIc. 0crStauta
icfrctdr 0c9Hcihsnurinenmte. thctltc
in icincr nctlifcn )t1Oc Dor bcul
Mmratnu3iduF Nca 9ieidatoqrS nit
nob lid icucit MIR ~ &ro}eut. clio
rur lin ,5llnitcl scr Il 2'oote lit h~u
>pcrr3cucn hciiuhen. Sic Qon3e 0cut
'chc llutcricerIotte lit j'Hot1 nttlon9
Jcrc't mn mirO in tur3cr 3r't Ia
ro0tr Ibotldfcit icin. Mas GnaIonh
0ann tru3ritcht. Ioi,t it'd nod bu'
ricijqcn brjtlihcn Sdriiisucrhuit,r ieir
Dem / Etbruor urihmcr ouaredncn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

MdctnroN;mtt Iomuttn.
dUtt yiln todt Die Wdctarcni
III @a3p1ntr Hia1t 81 pelu, sipt tie
1uf zen 0ur@'dI1l uHo 5~eyeitet fci
3tnoe Sdutt. m pelbev man DE
l~dttdyout Ho,aadls 0ui!chtu !i6..
Sem 0t'tNitt<0t 3pieCeIn pcrotn
II Su:!st G2oHutct Damn .ibt man
int Nritc 1leal oarir dnjjtbsu mo
oit. nit 5ieuusrji1e al. mob Od5
lottSe GJij vro strds Qiefier p05u
lno [omaten naa Gsi&mad.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

SuuQerporohc. llno por ~einlaCn Mo.
notcn hunQerte nan nod cincr
GilIum1&poro6cl User Belt mo 2rii
bot. iltcr Die 3uionmenhdnoc Ser
Einae und}3ubcnfen bier iil0ct or
cine 0onfbare 4ufQo6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
NentidIlanO wirS, mic Der aans!er

9ethmunm . Soameg ertlorte. nidlt
mir filr lid ielbit, ionhern olld fir
Die neutrolcn Mod,tc Die Ireibcit Der
Wcere crfdmpfen. @drc es 0n nidt
mcitaus Ocrniinitiacr, menn ltnelc
Snm MitQIicr Der nclltrnicn &c.
mCinoc 6liehc2
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SpllnnG cmport iibcr Scn Scnt.

tdlcn SouhbonttrieQ. rim. ilbcr sic
&orpc0jrma bna0n0lihcr 5hiiig.
toQcn 2onhoncr Gtpcid'cu 49, NbCr
nod lance nidlt 10 tntport. mic Is Sic
&uiirten mo ihrc 6rtum0c bubrn
aeruc bo6Cu m5hten.
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Rnfuropoft f."
yrGmi.n gegen Mebrbtjablnug.


Il d b II d.
e~Steiaer'S beItihsdmeritnullhe5 Sohouu
fir Heine SnmiIieu. &on 8nloenIlt
S6reDer. YreiS rs Gents.
Gdbmnitiuen
Sic -aurniteru" 3dbmalbnleu no. l.
auf 3 Sahre iArlftllh 9%dLunttrt "Arop
6eao" s4jebduic, ertrn Tetnc Yoiltut,
ale neueiteu 8erbenernilgen. 1olothl
bic bette YtdihIne, DIE Tur IrBeiio elllell
BreiS erhdltlId tit go
Die .9ur0Itern, giabmaldllne Ro. ., Ill
@oloen Gdt 3 @ebduie. autbonidttldeul
CHAIR Xift~ HugelldBer . 9elteu, mn
sutbomatiIhem Belt Heplacer", boz
hem arm, Qebdrtete Stabttbelle, due
.attadnements" IN 5aumetsAdltdetL.
Cue quite Naldme gu benz leGr pllt.
gen BreiS BON nur 9iS
Die -Rotoiteru" s4fdbmaldine DO. !,
sendu pie sio. 3, uur in 8est'ea bts
net Sorm. S2l
ri, -Sorbitern" .Rabmaidine no. 2, ges
ndu ute go. /, Il NIT %dutboHdti-
ihem ~3rcp Seao" .. 81
Vile otele gtaihmeu Iino ubiolnt ga
gantitt. 3ie Sradlt bat Der NduTer 5u
sraesn uno ite betrdet BON 6Oe bis 81.
te nah Der Ttitan5.
RteIe Brdmlenlijte ptro obue tpeitere
EotIs bon 9elt gu 3ett er9dl5t Ino per
krbert, unb oiele Yrelie rtdIten ltd1 nddl
eem ieipetliaeH Yiarttluertb
DIN geiteu nno iideriteu 1T es, bas
%eIb per q 0 ii una (g3one1
Grberl, bic Der Roitmeiiter IN ben gros
seren Grt,chdfteu nu5iteuen ialul, gu
aberieuoen. gbeuio aut uno itder ltro
Die @ rSreRau 10 iuugen iuel'
de bic dqeuten in alien GrpreBs 1tatlos
men dusiteIeu. Weun man ons @elo per
@ofinnEeiiunQ ooer per GrpreBautue unG
f6idt. III e5 nitt upthiuen0lg, ben betrets
tenber Brief regiitriren 8u Idlien. iuenn
BITE dbrelie beutIih aeihrieben III. Gegt
nrdn onpeqeH BnGraeI0 in oeit 0rtef, 10
Eaute bieler tets repiitrirt tueroen, Inn
Nhsr Al Iein, bdR berielbe ridltlq am
sOrrrnt. sur @eIoIeunuunen in eirfdhem
kriefoerftlniIe iibernehule1 mir 'elners
lei gcranttportlidfeit. Sm Sale BON
MbreFnerdrberuuqen perpe'ie mar "a
niht. bic altc ebeuiotuobI ME Die neue
sspftpFFite ansuQebeu. bern font forner
rir ben Rdmeu NJ ben glldleru gar uiht
ftllbeu.
WouehsC roers oiirfen nitt. ME hds
10 oft eeifieht, nts b~ermeintlife Quit
sfra Iuriidhehottcn tuethen. ions
bern ftno ben @riefeu heiBuiener.
Ouittlut9 erfol9t mr. burh NeuberInp
ses Gdtums duf Dem Nbresitreifen.
Bar abreTire einfdh:
,Rorsfern. Ca GroTe, wis.
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Ter Sinau . 6rciic bat 9%m. )

Ter Sinau . Ereiic bat g@m. !.
Rrnon iitr3lit einjQc @prte Qt.
mionIet, Die lie lid, hrutcr Sen
GpicocI itefen tom Gr io1tc.
.9icic platter qcbeu beItau0i0
tSriiu6c fiir infer giutrctcn in Sen
9rieq or, 0od ocnmniirtu ite ais
rupotrictiid &rQenoicmonncn. Scr
tSrin0c iilr o1s 9tit,teintrctcn in
ncn HrtcN Uorbrinqt. llno m0hrru>
Sic Dem Nrie9c 0o& @ort rc0cH a.
ben itc iid 6cn Nniteir. ol2 Oh
fie binter Dem E%r0ii0ertcu itGuhen
Der Den GrtcG 5u pcrnrcjocu nijnih.
Iu bies ttntu iie i'm Nnmcr
aeS Fotriotismls!'
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equator @uoae hat Ocu YraTocu

ten mic0cr cinmol frltlilrt. @euu nlr
Die Geri6nIihteit oc8 Nrititers Gin
fpon0frei mare. 3,miidlen 2ooqt !Glo
Srn. &SIlion. oIIcnlag iiir 2Silioul
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TER (Spnnrce Id,eiut hnd, nid,t il

obuc mcjtere3 Die g~%erioiir1q ouihc.
ben uuo Sem Groii0enteu sic @cipaIt
zines obioIntcn 3orcn oetleibcn
SI moUCu.
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bic in Ct. qon,S erIdeinrnSr Nc

Ut ~ II. &UHlo VFTU1FIHtIuC uTlC'
public" tcrfilnoet Sen 9eitoeuoiicn in
SlomuCuibriit scr Irutit,c N0jicr
lei NJ nbnitunjQ g~cmorocu
Soutc ser Goiicr Sic aRepublic" Qc
Icien bo5en 70 fouute mans ihcu
aIoubcu.
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7as fran,oTidJe Sdiif. mrldes

las frnnIoNIdIc Sflff. mfIhe2
non atieasiubr5clt1en hegIeitet
Gcnnod torpc0irt mur0e, blcB
Ntbas mn mar nod clnem griedt.
itcn 9rr0e bcnunnt. @crgbod iii
0udl Ole Gchrc, mcld,e ans icincni
Sd!ifiul oc3oUcn mcrocn fam. @e.
Qcn Die oultid,cn ,9iotten" bilit
fem Gsfurt umn feline Irmirung.
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Eiur Yorolfllr !

GiHc Fnrnltlle, Il shall now ask
the question that I asked a year ago.
If we are in a war against Japan ~
and God forbid that we ever again
get into a war, but as | said, it is
the duty of craftsmanship to be
provident of the future - if we are
in a war against Japan or against ia
pan and Russia, they now having
entered into a secret agreement, and
you and | are out in a submarine on
the Pacific Ocean. while our relatives
and friends are on shore fighting,
dying TO save the Great Republic,
and along comes a Japanese armed
merchantmen flying the flag of ia
pan and loaded with ammunition to
kill Americans defending govern
ment of the people. by the people
and for the people. and you and |
are requested to stand back with our
submarine because on board of this
merchantmen. armed with six-inch
cannon are three Cinnamon, citizens
of a neutral country 49, would you
do it p Representative Cooper.
of Wisconsin, IN House of Repre-
sentatives, Washington. February
10. 1917.
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.Rsrsfern. ca GrpFe, Wis.
u abcsm einitimmiq lit sic amcrifn.

uiifc Nrbcitcridloft dcdcn 0rleN.
Sos .@oIf", oa& sen 0rjc1 min. iitt
in 8aIl Strectl
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~2uoe, id drgere mir, Oieie slpiqel
Arbect9anicbOtc, Id tounte De inn5,
WeIt crn%lorocn, mir is ian5 butt,
gu Wtrrtfl"
rgto, 0cun 9ib mir II Scdicr, &.
pollen mir inns CEN Stuf &tutuuGil
i0r tnoien."
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NnnNcr - uno Wnlo. Ole 4. y.
GrcnirQ Wtull idlrclbt: nGiniQc Nus.
l0uoer ucnlttn Amcrifo ouo 2ono Ser
lmbc0rru5tcn NJ nQIitfciteu
&Iu03rr blritncu Is ols od@ 2on0
Scr Mt3cniotc. NIr0tue4 Itchrlr
ttaa %Idt ma Sdotteu 10 id)roif qc,
lClulItr mic bier.
Wt'tltn h0ttcll 'idh a~unNcrtc non
Nroucn oQr ocn Gitn Sou pcrianrnelt
uu0 iTr'c1 nod prot Sic ionoteu
cine Nittihrift an SEN @~}r0iihcntcn.
IN Ser nc i'm o%uNiulcn. 5hrittc 3l
Untcruetmeu, ourd, Sic lie mo ihrc
Hln0cr rAr 0cnj MuuacrtoNc btpdhrt
WUrhrl.
@cterr .mt Wittarnodt iuhrcn
:n6lf 1rDrcbloinNoQcn. htlohtn NIT
o&clo an Dem Muu,omt por. sc
brcd,ttu \. Y. N}oruon & So. 3man.
ij0 NtillnnCu QoIior> III @cl0 non
Scr cllQIlid,cu Rcaicrluol oils Bob
lima iir Wcitriic Stills ms Nnh
ruua@mjttcI. Sic an GuQJouN Ncrfuliit
morhcu m0rcn.
liner @orN lit nidt mnr ho% 2dnS
Ser mrhcorrunttn N}6djitfcjtcu. e.
ii ouh Dos 2ouN ser uunt5Qljdlrr
NcGrcuuuQc1.