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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

gen.
Die @aroiue rouibte empor qm0
5lelei6 erloi1 Die gcleubtlug i'm
SaaIe. 9lu1 bic giibue tpor in itefe
9unfelbeit gebiillt lmo Die @eigcu
inSrdelter begonnen cine geo1mpfte,
gebeimniSbolle, ipie aus meiter Scrne
tommenoe Whliit.
Damn fiel aus elmer fleinen 2ufc
in Der Dem Yoohlm gegeiniber lie
oenoen @ono oes Scales ploblidy ein
peiBer 2iHtfeoel in oieie uad)t-
idpar5e 6initerniS binein, imo bier
uno bort aus Dem 8ltidouerrouine
tDuroen fleine itnipillfiirli6c gluSrllfc
Der lleberrol6ing imo oeS Sbredeis
pernebmlidb. 0eun in Dem geiIter-
Ddftcn &i6te itano oa, mic aus Der
@roe geipo6icn, cine oniAeincno peit
ibcr MenicbennoB binmisrageuoe
@cItalt, Ole @rouen ciltfloBen0e Sc
italt eines pirflihen @eipenlteS. Der
fnqpp onicblicBenoe trifoturtige glus
5ug bob oie itclettarti0e y}oeerfeit
CON SaS5lo S3QlnorDs Sorper IN oe-
rooc5u mitIeiocrregen0er Teutli1fcit
berpor Seinc unbeimliH ldngeu
glrme idieneu ii1, ais er lett Sic
&iolinc erbob, bis inS lliIcnOlid,c 5u
oebncn lno oos i6lobpeiBe bcdcre
g5ciidbt mar gou5 unO gar oos 9lntlis
einer Dem @robc entriiieuen 2cidle.
@r bcgnur 81 ipielen, imo oic Wtl-
i:sperIt1uoigen inter oen 3uibalcrM
sudteil oie glHieln. Gin flGgIidcS
Synitrluneiit rno oic mittelniGBige
6ertigfeit eincs 9ilettoNteu ~ ipie
IN oller @elt fam man oo3ll. Dem
bcrtpobnten @ubliflum einer Urob-
Ito0t oerortigeS 5il6urmteii, nod on-
Su, menii eS oitf aebn mibi6e 20pcn
inO ibre idone @dnoigerHl iudrtctel
@ob Der Wtonn p0breno ocS SpieIs
Die luglaubli1lten &errenf.;ngGl iei-
ncs @orperS nornabn, mar bod
pobrboftig feline 9leftfertigun0 fiir
oet boHtrabenoen Sitel cincs nelien
Gagoniili oen er ii6 aus eidener
N,odtpolltommenbeit oilgclc1t }tltte.
(6ortieslina tolat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
straeenba6n- @aTaaier bcitraft.

Ger 81 Sabre alte 9li6orO @oI.
foro bon 93r. GAO, @eit-6opette-Str,
mnroe ilnter Der 9eiGuloiglng, ben
Spc5iol6eomten gernep bon Ser
,lluiteo &oiImaDs ans electric 50" Z"
aneeariiien 81 boben, bon Hidter
Sobonnleu eeitern in Der weitliten
Goli5eiiiotion 3iIr 3a6ling bon $6.45
peulrtbeIt. Golforo mar ein9oiiaecr
in einem iiberfiillten StroBen6o6n-
moggon Scr D@eitport-9inie~. gln
Dem GonlOen.9a6nboie puroe CT bon
9erneD erilidt, ans Dem StroBen-
6obnmaggon ausgliieigcn. @r wei-
gerte iid, oieS 81 t6in lno Oeriebte
Dem Spe3iol6eonten eineu Sdlag
nl's @eli1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

Ger )iational Goniercn3 Der
,.9lmcrifouii9en @eidditsleiIte", sic
geitcrn in 9(tlantic Stu 6eaonn ino
bis 6reitag oauern miro, mo6nte cine
groBe gln3o6l pom 9altinoreru BEL
Cie Goniercn5 murOe bon 81. IS.
Nbctt, Dem 4rGiioenten ser Sonoels-
fomuer ser Der. Staateu, orrongirt
81. q. NlcGormid BON bier 1T elm
@icc-grGiOeut Scr Sonoelsfammer.
Ger 3med Ger Gonieren5 lit oas Sti-
blum BON @eidbditsproblemen, oie
0urb Ben &rieg enhpidelt meroen
Gie midtigiten 6ragen limo: Sic
@ilidten melbc mG6reno 0eS Grie-
geS sic Snnoelspelt Der 9iegierrng
ibul0et~; .Gie Mittel, ourA welde
Die @eib6itsuelt groBe 0icnite lei
item fam Inn oieien 9ricg 81 gepin-
uen"; nNiittel uno gSege, pie Der
&anOel oen &riegs0er6dltniiien an-
gepoBt werOcn fam, mo oSorbe-
rcihmgen fir Die @ieoerberltelluug
OeS Sonoels, na6Ocm Der 6rieOen
erfldrt iit".
@roBer @ert6 miro anf oen Nlei-
nuuosoustauid iiber oie perI6ieoe.
uen 6ragen aclegt; beionoers oa Die
@ei6ditsintereiien BON ieOem Ebeil
0es 2nnOeS in Ser Gonieren5 Oertre-
ten iino. Gie iibrigen 9ieprdientan-
ten bon Baltimore. oie bon Srn.
G5ranf %. Soen, Sem @rGiiocnten oeS
nGereins Ger Gouileute mo 8abri-
fanten~t ais Gelegoteu qeididt pur-
oen, iino. G1arles 6. 6olconer, IS.
S. Nlattboi 9. Z. Scott, SenrD q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
gSieocr Gin 9lan6mOrOperiud i'm
County.

Ger 66 Sabre olte So6n @. @rdn
fee un0 ieine 64-idbrige @attin, @r-
nciiine @roniec, oeren @obmtng iid
al Der 9}ort6 4oint. StraBe in Scr
91d6c ser gaitcru.9lucuue, 6eiiuoet
muroeu om Wontag 9(beno BON ei.
mem g1c9er, ser cineu Ginbrld in
Dem 0auie Ser 6ctagteu 2eutc ans
ii6en poQtc, libel 3ugeridtet. 6ron
@oniee lpuroe in ser g}d6e oes Sou-
les iolangc geidlogeu bis lie be.
wuBtloS nieoeriieI ino i6r @atte,
Scr bic SiiIieruie ieiuer 5ralt &C.
bort bate, nit einem &niippel iiber
oen 9liiden Geidlagen. @s gelang
i6m ieoob, in Oas Saus 8u entfonI-
men im0 iid nit einem @eme6r 5u
beipaifnen woroui Der g2eaer ent'
Hob. Die &iilieruie bradten me6-
rere 9fn66ari berbci nit 0ercn SiilIe
6rau @aniee in ooS SouS gebradt
wuroc. S6r @eii6t mar bon ciucnl
Sdlog an sen llnterfieier gei6wol.
len. 6. q. &anoermalt, ser eben-
faas an ser 91ort6 sEoint-StraBe
wo6ut, bena6ridtigte Sereeont Seiie
bon Der Gantons@oli5ei imo SielIte-
nout Grcomer, Der lib 81 Bad 9liuer
6eiano. Greamer tonnte nidt Diel
Sniornntion BON sen aIten Seuten
erbnlten. &unoes5ergeant Sob6s
imo 8oli5iit @oroon, Die 5uiammen
nit Siertenont Greoner oiif Der
Sii6e nod 6ranf aoWoleipsti ma
rem, Oem aneeblidGt 0loroer 9l6ra-
6am gOelitein's, 6egoben lid ebeu.
faas nad Dem Sauie oes @bepaarcs
@ronieec, I'M iie aus3uiorinen.
6rau @rahiee er5a6lte i6nen, oob
Te 9Grm i'm Sii6ncritoa gebort babe
inO oaB iie einiee Doros oaOon ent-
iernt Hieoeroeidlaaen iuoroen lei.
8ad 9iiOer lit irit 3mei @oden Der
Sdauplab mc6rcrcr d6nIiben Ser
bredeu gcpeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
GeHeImSe ltntcrGaltmma.

9ie Observation-Disclosures ser 0eiit.
iden SouSirou lit BON beionocrs
reih6altigem Snbalt. s5ntereliante
9lrtifel me6ielu in birnter 9iei6eniol-
&c nit ieiieln0en @r5d6hmsen ob.
SSn Ger Serie BON 9leiie6riefen aus
Der Se0er 0es beliebteu &eriailers
gSilfelm Is. 2aiibe merOen mir meiter
in 0as gSeltreid SeraS geiiibrt unO
Oie 59on6eiten 0es Son0es uns aui
oas auidauliAite Oorgeiii6rt, ourG
Oie treifliden S1il0erlmgen uno cine
6iiae BON Sailtrotionen. 9ln anOe-
rem 9lrtifeln iino gu nennen: Gie
nSauitrirte G6ronif Ger 3eit", ~9il-
Ger mis Der @ei9idte 9lmerifus~,
BON Or. @. q. 3immernlonn n0ie
0r0Bte StraBe Der @eltD, BON &aus
0tii6l6auien ISM 6inolings.@eim"
rnO o@infe fiir sic &ranfenpilege"
oon Or @. 0lidael.
Sn oieler giummer beginnt aud
Gin neuer 9lonan: D6roa @empels
Eo1tcr~, bon 9llice ge6reno, Der iebr
interciiont 5i weroen Oeripridt uno
iib ourd beionoers feline G6arutter-
5ei1mug empiie6lt. SoOonn ierner
cine peitere 6ortieelng oes 0lomons:
n0ie &rieeSbraut", bon SeOwig
@ourt6s -0ia6ler, in0 cine fiir5ere
@r5dGhrng: rDie Gade ser aiinit-
lerin~, bon &dt6e 2ubopsfi.
Gin lG6nes 2ieO BON s. SSiemonn
6etiteIt. ySeiite i6eiO' ib~, mo oos
bunte 9(aerlei bieten ongene6me I'm
terboltung i'm Gamilienfreiie, imO
ou6 Oie aleinen iinoen in Dem Seft
cine 6iibirbe @r5dbllng pn0 5pieIe.
9liiS Sem Yerei1 Ger %ausfraii,
fiir 0os 6ie 3eitidriit itets in aus
aiebioiier @eiie ioret 6eben mir nlr
beroor: Cine groBe 9lusmo6l bon
&leioer- uno Sutnooen fir oen
Serbit SanOitidereien gum Sdmud
Oes Sauies, &orlagen ST. Sriuolitd-
ten uno Sdfelorbeit, &oriAldge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
ipicctlscit.

So6n $. BLOOM, 26, Don Gaicott
GitD, mo Srene Soroiug 27.
&c @oltai 9. Chancellor, %, in0
Slorence 8. Sc6man %, BON 9lem.
gorf.
6rcocrid Cramef, "a umo @loro
9laootie, "a.
@iaim Is. So1, 81, bon %ittS-
bira6, Ya., iuO Ooii0 30. SaD, 81,
bon GonncaspiQe, 'Ea.
9lo6ert Sosfins, 80, inO 2eono
5roit6urg, 20.
@lciter 9lorton 90, imo @oIlie
@oniolef, 81.
@owor IS. Bartlett, o. mO 6rau.
ccs ~ Ermp6reD, "a.
Sobn 8. Rluupbre0, 36 bon
9rootlpu. Mo, imO 9uOera g. GlaO-
ton 90.
Samuel 9loieu6llm, 33. unO SOa
Saaow, 20.
6ranf 3. s6acd %, uno 5Oo
9en1oij %.
@0poro @. S6roepier, "a, imO
SSoa 9. 6Ieiiber, %, 9eoe bon 9lr-
lington, Wlo.
Goiimo Spaooro, 81, 9lr. S2l,
9lisqiit6.StraBe, imo 9loiina 81
Soloo, %.
,so6n @. @ar0, %, bon 9ir9inia
Stir, gleO, imo Beatrice See, 25, BON
gpnn Wlaii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19


fiir iporiamc aii6e, @infe iiir Sen
@arten 5ur Serbit3eit, Sdabfditlein
praftiider Saus6olt.&otidld0c, 9ie-
5epte iiir 0ie Slide i'm Sep.em6er
rno nod onoeres iuc6r. Gen
S6lnB biloet ml1 in oieicni Seit Der
@rieifaitcn ser 9lcooftion lno sic
9iu6rif. n@cr iuc6t geruonote imo
gefonnte", ollrd wclbe Oie 9eier Der
3eitidriit incntGcItIid 9la6riht nm
OermiBte 6rellnOe oOer 9ernonOte i'm
&elerfreiie nadiuden f0unen.
Die nGeiitide Sousfroit" ge6t Den
Nl6onnenten Oes aGeutiden Gor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

@ddtcr 0cs Gicrs or8e6alten uur-
oen. 9lls iie iib wci9crteu ieincm
@eieble, ani 6as S6iii 3uriid8ufe5-
rem, nad5ufommen lieB ser @0dter
Gas Gbiueieupaor ourd Oen Ger.
geontea @ieiiter npm iiioliden Foil.
3eioiiirift per6oiten. Spdtcr fam
SoGu anott Der critic Siijier oes
SbiiieS no1 Dem Stations6ouie
lmO criuGte Die 4ol5ei Die beioen
Gbineien bis 3nr 9lbia6rt oes ConI-
piers feii5u6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
cS6re syrcnSc furl.

3pei @biucirn, G6lng 8eug mo
Chung DerL ole ouf oem britiiden
Gonpier r@ar Sing, Scr in 2oclrit
Foint Dor gInfer Iieet ais SeeIeute
6ei6ditigt iino. pcroen in Der iiiO-
liden @oli5eiitotion als SdJiiiS-Ge.
ierteure feitge6alten. 8eno umO Yen
perlieben am Montog Oos 6abr5eue
uno woren auf Oem Mege nod ser
5ort.9lDcnue, ols iie BON einem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@. fSortiebnna.l

g. Jprtlebung)
Gin lcltiomer Serr - IN Der
Eat,~ ecitdtgte Der 9legiIIeur. n9ln
@neraie idlent es ibm ieoenfalls
nidt Si ie1len. 9ns ih inn Die bor-
Iebte 91mmer niht mebr geben
fonnte, orobte er mir nit iofortieer
g(brciIe. llno ib mar iiber6eugt,
ouB err ieine &robuug Dnbr MAIDEN
uiiroe. GigertIib f0nnen Sie itol5
oqrnuf iein 8rdiiIein @aililiiia, oaB
Sbr 6loBer glnblid binreidte, ibn
onoeren Shines 81 mahen."
glber Die 3ompteuie idiittelte iif,
mie ipcni fie ii1 bon ettDos g8ioer.
wdrtigem beriibrt eefiiblt bate.
nllir lit al ieinen @dlanterien
nidts geleqcn. llno tpenn er es nod
citunol ipogen iollte, 1bttiid]e Broben
Icines U1ihes ob5ulegen, 70 miro er es
ieier be5oblen miIiieu.
sSn Der 3unfelbeit, Die iie lett inl-
CAB, begdnueu Die ollfgeregten 2o-
men lib allgenah 81 beriibigen. llno
mir nod ein lebtes oirnpfes Brill.
len, oos bermittli6 ans Dem 9iohen
6es 70 bart beltraften glior fam,
iolqte Der i1onen @dnoigeriit, nls
lie am glrnl oeS 9ieeiiieiirs 3ugleid
nit Den iibrieen ben Sduppen per-
lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Nns 0em Snneren WiarblanO's nno
ben anereH5eHbeu Staatcn.
-@eaen 0os @etten.


@cqen 0os gSettcn.
Qlm NPontag wuroe i'm nSta0t.
Fart 81 SABRE oe @race, Do, cine
WloIienperiammlung inter Oen glu-
Ipi3ien Der nMnrplano 9(nti-9lace
Trod Gambling gliiociation1 a6ge-
balten 81 Der 9eite aus alien Ebei.
len Snrioro @ountD's sefommen pa.
rem. g9iQiom Silper BON 9lberoeen,
Ir. Soparo q. aelD itno Or. ". 8.
Iapis bon Der n9oro's gnD glaiance"
bon Baltimore maren Die Heoner.
0r. aeaD iiibrte aus, oaB er nidt
oen @unih bate, 9feroerenncn in
DlarDlano nb8uihaiieu, es lei aber
qeaen 0os @liidsipicl Ir. GaDis
Iaete, oae Ganoioateu fiir sic eeieb.
gebenoe 95rrcridaft gemofroten
imo 3epn6Iilaner piirOen eriuGt
weroen qo0iiic 6rageu in 9e5ug
duf i6ren ano iber oie 9lbidaiiing
oes SpieIas anf ben @larDldnoer
9lcnnplate il beantmorten. Cine
ser 6ragcu lauici. Sino Sie irgeno.
wie an 9}emipldbeu intereiiirt oOer
iino es ,S6re perionliden ooer politi.
ideu 3reimoe2 Or. 0oOiS CAB tino,
Die @ercinigmg miiroe iid gegen
ode @anoioaten iiellen, sic iih Wei'
gerten, Die 6rageH 81 beantworteu.
Gle Stimmen3dbIung in
9lnnc glrunoeI-G -GountD.
en llebereiuitimmirng NIT Dem
@ciude me6rerer aeidIagenen pro.
QrciiiDen Iemofroten begannen Die
MobIaliie6er in g(nnapolis, Nl0.,
cine gleu51bluug ser abgegebeuen
etimmen. 9(Is GreebniB Oeriel6en
mobte cSomes 20. Opens, Der PM
palt iiir Die geidlooeueu Ganooo-
ten befaunt, oaB oiele Stimm3cttel
Der gle6nIidfeit Ger 3eiden pegcn
ideinbor bon Gin lmO, oerielben Ser
ion marfirt moroen Ieien Gs ideint,
0oB mr oie Stinmen Der @re3infte,
in oenen onaebIicbe llnregelm0Bigfei.
ten borgefonruen iinO, bon 9ieieni
ee5dblt peroeu ioQen. Gieie iino:
ser ! @re3inft I'M A. CiItrift, Der 1.
&re3inft i'm 3. Giitrift itno Curtis
gag.
&obIennot6 in 6 alton.
Ger aoblenuorrat6 in @oItou lit
ie6r flein. GS beiinoen Ii6 faim
100 Eonnen in oen ao6len61nOIer.
S0ien. SoQte Die Cation Utilities
Gonmiiiion MIR nod cine paor $50
den 6riibte einmadeu uno sic ao6-
len aus Gaiton oo5u besiebeu 10
oiirite oaiel6it Die 9lrbeit 6olo einee.
itelt peroen miiiieu.
6reigefprod d en-.
eSn Gaicott @itD, D2Oy purOe
Charles &. greper BON 9iidter @m.
S. 8orlDtbc BON ser 9lutlaee ser 8i-
aanIie. Ole bon N2aro @oblib gegeu
ion erbobeu iuuroe, ireiaeiprodeu.
9err 9eu ON in 8eIoir T
geitorben.
Gn ieinem Seim 81 9elair iiarb
aeIteru Serr Charles u. @enion i'm
Qllter bon GA So6ren. @r mar Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

Ser Guol oes 9llbonlbrn.Tbea.
ters mar an oieienl glbeno bis mif
ben lteteu @lat gefiillt. 9ie eriten
9htmmern 0es Bro9romms eiugen
8iemlid einorudslos poriiber, iino
nur oic nlnge Dame nit Den rieien-
aroben 8erlobrringen bate bel ben
iilnqen iuno alteu Sobitues Der So
qen einen Grfolg, Der iuobl peniger
ibren 5timnIitteln ooer Der Snnit,
nit Ser iie ibre pifonten Gbanions
auu &ortrag bradtc, ols ibrem iebr
freieu aoitiim mo Dem blenoenoen
Syeuerpgrf ibrer 8ablloien Yrillanten
lauiMrelben mar
ID lIs naA ben lebten &ubb1no6en
~ lie IiiB uno perbeiblngsppll Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

Sobu Oes 0eriior6euen 9Imos Ben.
Jon. 9luBer ieiner @attin binterldBt
Serr genion, Der Elm @3itglieo Der
Iirma Smit6s@e6iter mar, einen
So6n Srn Garl .. genion, eten
9ru0er, Srn. CaOio Z. 8euion ino
cine S6weiter 8rou 0largaret Gor-
ter in Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@OrGersitnnnem fiir 0eimaarOe.

@eneroI.9lOiutant @arielo beea6
iid geitern nod annapolis, I'M nit
@ouoernenr @orriugton ii6er oos
glui6ringen elmer 6eniigenoeu 9ln5obl
bon Dldmern 3iun Sdube oer 5toot
81 conieriren. 3mei 8I6nc wurOcn
enhporien, ioQte oie 9efrttirun9
ieblidlaeen. Ger eine 4Ion lit Der,
oie @iGnner Our6 glusbe6lng 81 err
langen uno ser @ouperneur bat
ole 9liltoritGt 0n5u lm0 Der an.
0ere lit ser, Die alte @arOe ser W}iIi5
imo Oie @cteranen-GorpS oes 8. &e-
giments inter sic @aifen 81 rlien.
9ludb 0a3u bat ser @oliberneur oie
0la6t Ger @ouOerneur IoQ gegen
oen 9luSbebingsplan iein @r lit Der
qlniidt, Dab li1 cine Menge 3rei-
milliger Iieaen werOen, iobolo oas
@u6Iiflm oie 9lot6penoigfeit elmer
0eimgarOe onerfonnt Bat. @s miro
geboiit, OaB Die iingen 9eltte, mel6e
fir Die reguldre 9lrmee ais untnug-
lid 5uriidgeiuicIen murOen oem
SeimgarOeOienit beitreten merOen,
fir welcben lie ongenommen weroen,
uororSgeiebt notiirlid, oaB lire for-
perli6en Sebler nidt 5il ie6r ber0or-
treteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

reipouocnten" am uddbitcn Souutag,
Nen %. September, 3u.
SScr Oen nGcliiideu Correspondent
ten 5t Deitcacn uiinid)t, iollte ct.
saul 3173 ailirlicn oocr cine @olt.
rortc hit ser ri1tigcn g(oreHe 0a-
roili on Oen oDciltiAen Gorreipon-
sent" in Baltimore ieuoen.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02
DOUBLY PROVEN
Ladysmith Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.

This Ladysmith citizen testified long
ago.
Told of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete-the evil
dence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. Sylvenous Taylor, FOG f.. Fritz
Ave, says: II found Doan's Kidney
Pills the best thing / could use when l
was troubled with backache and other
kidney troubles. My back ached con-
stantly and there was great deal of
pain in my sides and over my kidneys
My kidneys were weak too / got
Doan's Kidney Pills and they soon gave
me complete relief and became strong
er in every way" Statement given
September 6, 1910.)
No Trouble Since.
On October 3, 1917, Mrs. Taylor said:
Il had trouble with my kidneys but
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and |
haven't suffered since. Doan's are GER
tainly all right"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Taylor had. Foster-Milbum Co,
MfgrS., Buffalo, n. Y.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02
THE NEXT Z. S. SENATOR.

Wisconsin statutes do not provide
the United States to fill vacancy
and there must be a special election.
Already the governor has said he
would call a special session of the
legislature for December but congress
meets early in that month and in spite
of the sWiftest action, we will be only
partially represented, until either the
necessary legislation is passed giving
the governor authority to fill the va
cancy or costly special election is held.
Whatever is done, there should be less
politics and greater consideration of
the needs of the moment.
The eyes of the nation are on Wis
consin. The great response to the
last Liberty Loan has removed any
question of the loyalty and patriotism
of the people of the state. The man
sent to the senate must be as loyal as
the people themselves have proved in
the past two weeks. He must keep
step to the flag.
Any man who does not stand the
closest scrutiny on these lines will not
measure up TO the moment. He ought
to be big enough and strong enough in
dividually to command a leading place
i'll the senate, where there will be cent
cred much of the final discussion and
settlements of the issues resulting from
the war during his term.
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There are some kickers because the
soft coal we burn in Ladysmith makes
smoke Surely; and there has been
an agitation against the smoke nui-
sance in the larger cities for these
many years. But most of us cannot
buy hard coal as it costs too much.
and there is little or none to obtain.
AS to smoke consumers, we fancy that
an ordnance making it obligatory on
the owner of kitchen stove to hang
up one of these devices that cost
more than the stove itself. would be
about as popular as the Kaiser at q
church picnic of Belgians. What we
really need in Ladysmith is about 1000
more chimneys all belching any kind of
smoke, and families comfortable and
happy in the homes beneath.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIR
CUT COURT FOR RUSK
COUNTY

Bank of Prairie du Chen,
a corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
o. Il. Peterson, Myrtle M.
Peterson, his wife,
and Ray Anderson, Defendants
BY virtue of judgment Of fore
closure and sale, made in the above
entitled action on the Dist day of Au-
gust, 1916, the undersigned sheriff of
Rusk County, State of Wisconsin, will
sell at the front door of the Court
House at Ladysmith, Rusk County,
wisconsin, on the 10th day of Decem-
her, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, the real estate and mort
gagged premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold, and therein describ-
ed as follows:
The northeast one-quarter OF the
northwest one-quarter (NEH NWH)
and the northeast one-quarter (NEH)
of Section No. Twenty-four (24),
No Thirty-six 1850 North
of Range No. Six co., West Rusk
County, Wisconsin. Terms of sale,
Cash.
Dated, September 18th, 1917.
VIM. DODSON, Sheriff.
J. w. Carlow Plaintiffs Attorney.
(First insertion Oct. 26, 1917. 2S-33)
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Order For Hearing
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
COURT RUSK COUNTY:

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
COURT RUSK COUNTY:
In Probate.
In re Estate of Victor Lybert, de-
ceased
1t appearing by the verified petition
of G.. Lybert of town of Grow, in said
County, among other things that Victor
Lybert, of town of Grow, in said coun-
ty lately died intestate, leaving estate
in said county upon which it is prayed
administration be granted;
Therefore it is Appointed and Ord
ered That said petition and matters
therein be heard at the special term of
said Court appointed to be held at
the Court House in said County, in the
City of Ladysmith, on the 20 day of
November, 1917, at the opening of Court
on that day, or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard.
1t is Further Ordered, That the time
within which the creditors of said
deceased shall present their. claims
against such estate for examination
and allowance, be and hereby is fixed
and limited to Four Months from the
date hereof;
1t is Further Ordered, That all claims
and demands against said deceased be
received at the Court Rooms of said
court on any day hereafter until the eX-
piration of the said four months and
be examined and adjusted at the regu-
lar Term of said court appointed to he
held at the Court House in said County,
in the City of Ladysmith on the 9th
day of March, 1913, at the opening of
court on that day, or as soon thereaf-
ter as the matter can be heard
And it is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given to all persons interest
ed, by publication hereof for three con-
secutive weeks in the Ladysmith News
Budget, newspaper published in said
county, the first publication to be made
within fifteen days from the date
hereof.
Dated October 31st, 1917.
BY the Court,
ID. w. MALONEY,
Judge.
II. NJ Thomas, Atty.
(First publication Nov 2 1917. 29-3D
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many perjuries that none of his state
ments can be believed
He reviewed the statements OF the
defendant in reference to his money
and loans in Grand Rapids. Speaking
of the loan business the General said
that was the key to unlock his wife's
pocket book
HE says he got receipt for the
money he says he paid to Mrs. McCor-
mick for money he had taken from her
or loaned by him at Grand Rapids.
You bet he got receipt" said Gen.
Sturdevant.
''They said he had no trunk with
him in Seattle Who says so? Me
COrmick No one else
At this time Gen, Sturdevant said
he was tired and court adjourned I'M
til Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
Close on Thursday
Thursday morning Gen. Sturdevant
started out to Systematically review
all the evidence. The News-Budget
has not room for it in this issue.
He analysed the testimony and
closed with a plea to the jury to do
their duty to themselves, the man on
trial, their country and their God.
Goes to Jury
1t was 3 :05 o'clock Thursday after
noon. Judge Quinlan began to read
his charge to the jury at $40. At ) :37
the jury had the case and was filing
out of the room.
|, Bailiffs Wise and Carroll were
sworn in and began their duties.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02

There are a great many strangers
and new people in town. There are
few places to go and no places of
amusement ON Sunday. 1t is dull sit
ting around hotel or boarding house.
Many of these men and women would
like to read But the public library
Cannot it be opened on Sunday, es-
pecially in the afternoons?
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02
nIRnIll ATlnM of last issue to actual 093

The Income tax assessed in the state
of Wisconsin shows more than double
what is was year ago from corpora
tions without change in the tax rate.
For 1916 it was $3,743, 1917; for this
year $7,34S, 1868. 10.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-02
ALL THE TESTIMONY IN.
Tuesday Spent i'm Rebuttal and Some
Sensational Features Develop
Defense and State Rest

When court opened Tuesday morning
with the coolest day of the winter out
side it was to one of the largest audi
ences of the trial. But large part of
it was made up of the juryment who
had been around since Monday, wait
ing for the Mccormick trial to close.
Judge Quinlan told the lawyers Mon
day evening that he wanted to get
through Tuesday night but it became
evident Monday morning that this was
impOSSible.