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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
MARTiNsBuRG
Some News Items From the Clay
Township Metropolis

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Hayes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Blackburn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Nethers of Union Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wolf of New
ark were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Schooler Sunday evening.
Mrs. Semmie Mckee is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Emma Miser of Mt Ver-
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clutter, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Penick, Mrs. Min
ME Ewart and Fred Ewart of Owl
Creek attended services at the Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Mt. Vernon we're in town Sunday.
Mt Vernon were in town Sunday.
Prof. M. r. Brandon and some of
the high school seniors went to Mt.
Vernon Friday evening to witness
Aaron Boggs, Freshman" The SEN
iors will give the same play here in
four weeks
Mrs. Laura Ewart entertained the
teachers of the high school and few
friends with talking machine music
Thursday evening.
The st. Louisville young people
will give play in the town hall Sat
urday evening.
Those from a distance attending the
funeral of the late Scott Davis were:
Mrs. Carrie Vance and sons, Herbert
and William, of Columbus, two daugh-
ters OF Cleveland, Earl Kerr of Dan
vile, Mr. and Mrs. Ball of Newark,
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Bebout and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Cox OF Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
MONROE CENTER
A Chronicle OF Events In This
Township

Ray McNutt and family of Ankeny-
town were the guests of ]. II. Needs
and family Sunday.
julius Gibson and family of Morris
Chapel were the guests of Robert
Harding and family Saturday.
William Scott has been quite poorly
with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fry of this
place and Mrs. David Crosby of Mt.
Liberty were the guests of Dec Dowds
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hill and son, Conard, of
Morris Chapel we're the guests of
Frank johnson and family Sunday.
George Singer and family of Jello-
way spent Sunday with John Roop
and family.
Grover Carter and family of Gam
bier were the guests of A. w. fHoar
and family Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the funeral of Mr.. Willgus Sunday.
C. NJ Grubb spent Monday in Plain
City on business.
Paul Gamertsfelder Of Mt. Vernon
was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Gpehn
Webster Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
MILITARY
Training Made Compulsory
At Denison University
Licking County Fount OF Learning
Also To Establish unls OF
Officers Reserve Corps

Granville, April l7-At a meeting
of the Denison faculty Monday after
noon 1t was voted to make military
training compulsory, except for those
who are specifically excused Credits
are to be given for military training
toward a degree. 1t was also voted
to recommend to the Denison board
that the college establish unit of
the reserve officers training corps.
The board of trustees met last even
ing and this morning.
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Rules For Displaying Flag
~rpn ~ W " "a m 70 ~
N ~ ~ ~ N ~ - p n
One Question Not Decided

March 4.
Battle of Lexington, April 10.
Battle of Manila Bay, May /.
Mothers Day, second Sunday in
May.
Memorial Day, (half staff until
noon), May 30
Flag Day, June IA.
Battle of Bunker Hill, June II.
Independence Day, July 4.
Labor Day, first Monday in Septem-
ber.
Lake Erie Day, September 10.
Lake Champlain Day, September H.
Columbus Day, October H.
Battle of Saratoga, October II.
Surrender of Yorktown, October 10.
Rules governing the proper respect
for the flag have been laid down as
follows by the Sons of the Revolu-
tion:
TAKEN DOWN AT NIGHT
1t should not be hoisted before sun.
rise nor allowed to remain up after
sunset.
At sunset spectators should stand at
attention" and uncover during the
playing of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner." Military men are required to
do so by regulation.
When the national colors are pass
ing on parade, or in review, the spec
tator should, IL walking, halt, and If
sitting, arise and stand at attention
and uncover.
In placing the flag at half staff, It
should first be hoisted to the top Of
the staff and then lowered to position,
and preliminary to lowering from half
staff II should be first raised to the
top.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

Washing the skin, rubbing salves
and lotions on it, will not cure your
Eczema. You may temporarily relieve
the constant itching, but if you want
to get at. the seat Of the trouble, you
must purify your blood.
Infected blood is dangerous, and
when the watery sores and pimples
appear, you should lose no time in
procuring a bottle Of S. s. s.
This great remedy, which was dis
covered over fifty years ago, will wash
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

New York, April II - When the
Stars and Stripes are hung from
window sill or displayed against the
side Of a building, should the union
{feld of stars) be to the right or to
the left as you look at the national
e1blem.
A controversy on this subject has
arisen here and il isn't decided yet.
Some army authorities say to the
right and others to the left; while still
a third class of opinion holds it is
violation of respect to the flag to
4lrape il in any way.
The flag should never be laid over
n table, or wound around a post. or
tackled against wall. say the adher-
ents of the latter school Of opinion. 1t
should always be flown to the breeze
from pole. Red, white and blue
bunting alone should be used for pur-
poses Of decoration. Here are some
other things to remember about flag
etiquette:
The flag should not be hoisted be-
fore sunrise nor be allowed up after
sunset. In the navy the colors are
hoisted, in ordinary circumstances,
at 8 a. m.
At Morning and Evening Colors"
: at forts and military posts civilian
spectators should stand at attention
and uncover during the playing of
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
NEVER TOUCH GROUND
The flag should never be allowed to
touch the ground and should never be
raised or lowered by any mechanical
appliance.
When the national and state or 9th
er flag are flown together the national
flag should be on the right side of the
building or lawn.
When the flag is used as a banner,
that is, suspended on a rope across a
street, the union, or field should fly to
the north in streets running east and
west and to the east in streets running
north and south.
When flags are used in an unveiling
of statue or monument they should
not be allowed to fall to the ground,
but should be carried aloft to wave
out, forming a distinctive feature dur
ing the remainder of the ceremony.
when the flag is flown at half staff
as a sign of mourning it should be
hoisted TO full staff at the end of the
funeral.
To fly flag at half staff It must first
be raised to full staff and then low
cred.
On Memorial Day the flag should fly
Mt half staff from sunrise to noon and
full staff from noon to sunset.
DAYS FOR DISPLAYING
The following are the days when the
flag should be displayed
LincolnA Birthday, February H.
Washington Birthday, February 90
Inauguration Day (every four years.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
EAGLE GROVE
Movements OF Folks m The Pike
Township Hamlet

Our farmers are busy sowing oats
Miss Cora Grant of Cleveland is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Susan
Grant.
Brice, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Johnson, who has typhoid
fever, is improving slowly
Willis Parsons and family and ]. N
Bechtol, wife and son, Orville, spent
Sunday with William Lands and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shipley return
ed from st. Johns, Mich, Thursday
where they had spent the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Clark. who ac-
companied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson and
son, Alva, and wife spent Sunday in
Mansfield with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Smith.
Mrs. Faye Stofer returned to her
home in Mansfield Thursday after a
few days visit with Miss Edith
Stofer.
Rev. Pierson and family of Green
Valley took dinner with Willis Par.
sons and family Monday.
Mrs. Charles Grant is confined to
the home with pneumonia.
Dwight Montgomery, who had the
misfortune to cut his foot with an
&c hi 81 h,N .n,,t
again.
Mrs. Halle Myers spent last week
in Indiana where she was called by
the death of relative.
| Mrs. r. S. Clark returned to her
home in st. Johns, Mich, Tuesday
Cliff Cline and family spent Sun
day with his father, Samuel Cline.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Loney and son,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

Mrs. Della T.. Murphy of the Gran
vile road went to Columbus Wednes-
day to spend the day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
SLINGLUFF
Purchases Cooper Block
From Administrators
New Owner Has In Mind Some I'm
provements, But Plans Are
Still In Indefinite Shape

Harry G, Slingluff formally became
the owner of the Cooper block, public
square. Tuesday afternoon, purchas-
ing the same from Mrs. Ellen G.
Whiteside, administrators OF the es.
tate OF the late John Cooper
MIR. Slingluff plans some rather eX-
tensive improvements. the fun nature
of which he has not finally deter
mined. Whether or not he will still
lease fats or convert these rooms in
to office space is not known, The con-
sideration for the building was sl4,-
900.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
READY FOR THE
FAIR CAMP PAIGN
Final Meeting To Be Held
On April %
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Committee Members Given Light On
Several Phases OF Tn. New
Company At Meeting
On Tuesday

All is ready for the big drive May
/.
Such was the report made Tuesday
afternoon at the Chamber of Com
merce headquarters by the men inter-
ested in securing a new fair grounds
for. Knox county. There was a good
attendance at the meeting and much
interest was taken in the discussion
of plans.
Several questions arose. One was;
What is the liability Of a stockholder
in the concern? Only to the extent
of his stock, just as in any corporate
institution, was the reply. Again,
there seemed TO be some doubt as to
what would become of the profits Of
a fair. If any. It was made plain that
the state law specifically prohibits
the distribution of any profits among
the members of the board. Thus, the
same conditions will prevail as have
always, inasmuch as member OF
the agricultural board in this county
has yet to receive a single penny for
his services.
The next meeting will he held at
the same place on April 2S at the
same hour. This will be the final
meeting before the campaign starts.
The campaign is for the purpose of
selling stock in company which will
purchase and equip new fair
grounds.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Daney and
Miss Carolyn Jennings returned Mon
day evening from weekend visit in
Cleveland.
Mrs. j. M. Klotz of Mansfield is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. C. Frye
and Mrs. Winchester Faust of this
city,.
DR.. ]. M. Pumphrey of West High
street left for Roswell, N. NJ, Sunday
to spend several weeks there on pro-
fessional business.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

out and strengthen your blood, and
the annoying and disfguring erup-
tions of the skin will disappear, and
you will soon feel healthy and Wig
orous again.
S. S. S. being purely vegetable, is
entirely free from all "dope" and
drugs; get it at your druggists and
insist upon the genuine. For free,
expert advice, write to our Medical
Department, Swift Specific Co., 30f
Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

Doyle, and Mrs j. A. Loncy, Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Shipley, Mrs. r. S. Clark,
Joseph Stofer and daughter, Miss
Edith, and grandsons, Robert and
Richard Stofer of Mansfield, we're
Sunday guests of w. b. Shipley and
family.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
The CARE OF Tires

"Air is cheaper than rubber and
fabric" says II. E. Fletcher, manager
of the Mt. Vernon Tire Co. Tires go
to the scrap heap prematurely be-
cause they are not kept full of air. We
have installed an automatic pump and
air tank with connections on both
Vine and Mulberry streets to be open
and free to the public at all times,
which makes it easy for all to keep
full pressure of air in their tubes. A
tire gauge costs but little and a table
of pressure can be obtained at any
tire shop.
"Underinnation is very expensive
and unless you test your tires every
five or six days you may be riding
more than one half the time on 10 to
30 pounds less air than you should
thereby robbing yourself of hundreds
of miles that belongs to you"
M a----------
Mrs. Della II. Murphy of the Gran
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20
Phone COS. TO
YIELD RECRUITS
Plan Service Of 5000 Ex-
perts For Signal Corps
BEAM IS AT MEETING
indianapolis Gathering Embraces Re-
presentatives From Five States
Mckinnon The Principal
Speaker

Frank l.. Beam was in Indianapolis
Monday attending a conference Of in
dependent telephone officials from In
diana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and
Kentucky at the Claypool hotel, for
the purpose of helping to recruit 5000
experts needed in the reserve Of the
United States signal corps and Of
planning to make the service of the
great telephone systems most useful
to the government in the time of war.
f. b. McKinnon of Washington, vice
president of the United States Tele-
phone association, called the meeting
to order. In explaining its purpose,
Mr.. McKinnon, among other things,
said:
The signal service corps is made
up of officers and men experienced in
handling telephone equipment-in con-
structing and building telephone lines,
This corps needs 5000 men in its re-
serve. The telephone companies must
furnish these men. am here TO urge
YOU to plan a systematic campaign for
recruiting the battalons needed. The
independent companies have long ago
demonstrated their ability and desire
to serve. | am sure they will take
advantage of these new opportuni.
ties
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-20

Mrs. Allen Manville returned to
her home on North Catherine street
Tuesday morning after being pa
tient at the Mt. Vernon hospital
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

ltsmus cr3cllseu. Wenn Sitcr
unb @eiten III @cseuInB fonuner. ME
einitcns Norbeu lrnb Silben. 10 nuuf
bic Sdulo oaiiir ouf Senc fallen,
tpcldIe in bieier 8iftung binselpirfi
hubcn.
Die Seit ser 9etrnhtunaeu iiber
Susieui9e, mas bate ictn fonncn uno
Iciu iolltc. III poriiber. 9ie 3cit iii
%9etommeu, no bas oucritaniihe Solt
nabriheinlid, id,ipere Spfcr brinaen
mlB. Mit Der Ipbilmafuua lit Die
crbobtc StcuerIniti d,on ba.
IS miro rotbiam iein, iih nid]t
%unnptbi9 duf3ure9en. Nndbem Der
aonsreB, nls &ertrcter oes Golfes.
entidicoen bat, lit bnS Nr9llment llnz
tonititutioneler NaBuabriten 5t Gube
lInb nidlt nlebr scltbnr unb mir trctcn
alS Gin eini9 Golf nuf.
IS iii 5u hoftcn, hoB Ser aorarcB
and ioltJc @rcu5eu Der Siferheit
IeBt. hnB mir uid)t als @ngIaub's
St,lnd)tpicb bcuuet iperbcn. mie CO
oos uu9liidIidc Srantreid piro,
lpeId)es lid, ia, nit Dem Grbieinb eng
LAMB AM eigcuem 9pbcn, gu 8unitcn
Sobu Bulls pcrblutct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Sbomas H. Hapmonb - i'm 9lau.
bud, nidt 81 iinben.
glibu Noot - Der pierte Triide,
berger in Der 3eit, aIs bas 0aterlani
ieine Sienite ~brinsenb benotbiste.
George n. Sbelbon Tireftor
Sdasmeiiter ober Iuiiihtsratb ir
5fpan5i9 groBen IftiengeieniTdften
Die gum 9beil momentum Tunitior
fabri3iercn, mas Elm binreifenbe,
8elpeis ieiner Sdbiefeit fir Der
2anbespertbcibisunss ausidub lit.
Charles 8. Sberriu = in ieiue,
Geographic beiBt CO iportlih: SCH
1887 aftiper Witarbciter an iebe,
republifauiihen 8ampaene (@abls
fampagne) /; Ioiutant i'm Stab Be,
8oubernerre Sbca unb Siesins."
Sas eeniigt.
9bomas g. @ation - Yrofeiior
Der Geologic; bas lit 8. 9. Sinbens
burg nift.
George 3. BILLION = lit in Der
sliidliden Gage 1861 gu jung unt
1917 gu alt gum Seeresbienit ses
ipeicn 81 iein.
Sas iinb Die Serren bonn Union
2enelie Spe5ials &omitc fir 2aneess
pertbeibiaung unb S%eeresbienit. @as
Die britiihe aricesmnrine nift al
poubrineen rermofJte, bas tpoQen bieie
Sportsberren NIT ibren Nennbadten
nnb bas oIIeu nniere Sanbelss
ihtffe. po1bringen! - SIT bas nun
cine 6luti9e Satire auf bic britiife
9ricgsmarinc ober. cine finbiIfe
Narretei srobenlpabniinnieer S9nos
rantcn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Warnnug!

Don bcruicner Scitc piro uns
aus Rerico Gitr 5llr @nrmIng fir
bicicni9cu 9cutiden. ucItc aus
IulaB Der nngcnbIidlid obpoltcns
ben IcrbGltniic bic Nbiitt bcscn,
bcbufs Grlnu9In9 bon geidditis
suug lInb 2cbcnslmterbalt mad,
Rcrito iiber5uiicbcIn, SoI9cnbcs
mit9ctbciIt:
Scit munmebr iehs Sabrcn lcibet
Die Republif Ncrito idtuer inter rcoos
lutiondrcn 8irrcu. Die 9eidGitlide
Sbdti9tcit Der bcutifcu 6unbelss
bduier, Subuitric >Nula9cu etc. bat
tart ciueeitrdutt ncrben miliicn. Sic
oaburd gcidnfiene 3abI Der bcid,ditis
9un9sloieu &~anbslcute lit nod burd,
Sicieuisen pcrmcbrt porbcu. ipeld,c
friibcr bel amrcrifuniidcu luo cnglis
id,cu Sirmeu gcarbcitct rub inipl9e
Der 9cgcniudrti8cn politiidcn Gage
ibrc @utlaiiuu9 erbaitcu BADEN. 9aS
Hciicu i'm 2anbe iii icbr ~scidbrlid).
Bel nlcbem iinb bic Soften Der &C.
Iommteu Scbcnsiiibrun9 sur 3eii
aubcrorbentlih bobc, ia bobcr als in
ben Der. Staatcu. Sir Spld,e, Die
ctipo beobii6ti9cn, iih IN Ierito an.
idiii9 81 ma6enL mag nod eripobni
tpcrber. baB Guslanber bort @runba
bciis uidt criperbcn tonncn.
auS alien bieicn @%riluben III ppl
elmer Ginlpnnbcrung nnd Wcritr
~prinSenh an worncu; b~ciouncrS nbSu.
rntbcu III Scnicni9cu. luclhc niti
miubcitcuS iiir ciuiBc Nonatc nit &C,
niigeupcn eclpmittclu pcricbcu iiub
ionic Scuicni9cn, mcItc nidt hit
] iponiife Spradc bebcrritcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Ginc 9itte an unicre 9eicr.

Inn Die iuioIgc Der Tapicrpcrs
theuerun9 ioit I'M hos GoppeIte &C.
itci9ertcn Scriteaun9sfoiteu Der 3eis
tlIus 81 beden, ntiliicu mir II mad,
mehr finau3ieIen SiilismitteIu mt
iebcn. 3ie In5eisetlnbitait beitebt
allf 8clpeis u~nicres 0ertbes ihneu 3ll
bieneu. 8ir bitten uuierc iuertben
2%eierinner lruo 2eier, bel 8eirenungen
81 bcmerfeu, bnb Tic , d. Die u ~
in bicicr 3eitung bite
q a nj c II nn5u9cbcnl gu gcitellungen
unh gum aduien nn9creat lporbcn iino.
@ir bitten bos @cstcre II / d, t al
untcrluiicn. - Scr Ghciz
H cbatteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
anbre,p gsbite's Grnaruna.

anbreip 8bite. Der als ameriias
nijher 9otihafter Rnblanb eriinblid,
fennen selernt' bat. Der elm Siitorifer
bon @uf ut unb aIs sereifter Rann
am enbe zines reifen 2ebens itcbt,
tparnt Dor Den uneriiiubnren 6offz
nun9en, pelfe bic amerifauiihe
Sinso sYreiie an Die hurh eneliites
@oIb aeihiirte HepoIutiou in Rubs
lamb fniipft.
sd fiirdte Nndrdie in 8nblanb",
iagt Serr Wbite. .@robiirit Nifos
lans Dirb, nadbbcm ole Sahe cine
Belt lang ibren eieentlihen Smed
nerfolet, nnb bic 2iberaIen ibre pors
bereitenoe Hole seipieIt baben, G5ar
iperben. Sd babe an piel in MuBIanb
ieIber erIebt. nm midi Der thoriften
Sofinuns %bin5useben, bab bic $50
Wiuionen Hnlien, beren ii~bertpGltis
senbe Nebrbeit bon ben eiufa6iten
politiid,en geeriffen 10 pieI Abnuns
ober fir Iolfe 70 biel SntereNe bat.
fpie bas @ieb I'M StaI, elm Yro>
gramm berbauen %iDnnen. bas bod,
MIR ~oufeeitelt lit, nm bic Welt gu
tdliIder."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Charles q. Soffiil - bel geginn
oes 9iirgertrie9eS II Sabre alt uno
int iibrieeu genau 10 ppicrnidis ipie
gliB, Gbpatc unb 60.
Sanmcl @. Suirtilo - bat I'M Z.
Heeiment 9cbient, bem Tiliondrs
Hesiment. II Il d Dem 9iirscrfricg unn
b o DENT eibaniid]en 8rie9.
@olter e. Srcp 49, bat icin thellz
res 2eben pdhrenb oes cubaniihen
8riese5 nift auf's Spiel seiest, ba
CT pdbrenb Der Yanit im Sabre 1907
Dem Gaterlanb nls Sefretdr Der H.
.. clearinghouse N~iiociatiou fpertbs
pouc Stenlte Ieiiten ntliBte.
2cpis g. Glnrfe - elm pirflitcr
Rilitdr, inioiern aIs or 3ebn Sabre I'M
I. Hcgimcnt gcbient bat nnb hann
bcim II. 8c9imcnt abintant nnb
ipdter 0nuptmann lpurbe; er mar
1900 Mitslieo Der 5hiisenriese bes
Staatcs Tetp Dort unb 1T beute nod,
Ritglieo Der Z. He9inents 8eteruncn.
9as @laubuh prominently Hep
Oorfcr sibt leiber feline Iustunft, Oh
CT aftip an Dem clbaniihen &rieee
tbeilgenpmmen bat, mas ipobl Der Sail
9etpeien icin miibte, pa CT bod gefuib
nift 5u Semen 5dblt, bic Den %ili5>
bicnlt aIs SoIbatenIpidcrci pdbrenb
bes Sriebens betreihen.
Robcrt 6. Norris - sebort 5lir
9opdl 2egipn, tonnte ben cubdniifen
arics nitt mitmnd,cn, "a er bon
1895 bis 1904 @orlciuneen iiber
Shiebseeridtc balteE uluBte.
Scnrp 6. Guinbn - Witslicb Der
Siitpriiden @eielihaft, fpeitere MILF
tGriide Gualififationen unbefannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Die engliihen Yreb s8oiafeu bercite
brett 9etreten lporben. Wir iollter
meinen, bic cinfndite Iernlnit bate
es nerbptcn, Die Gbipcrruus Der otlan>
tiiden 6dfen burd actten nnb NeRe
i'll ale @elt binalissuid,rcien. mic CO
lpirflif 9cid]nb. @s fonntc bod aud,
Dem SntereiIc Der 2anbeSpcrthcioi9,na
nitt nilslid icin. Die senule Gage
oic'cr Nesc nn3uacbcu obcr lid iiber
Seltun9snelbauten 3nnl Sdnse Der
Nelp Dorfer 6afcueinfabrt 81 perbreiz
ten, lpie cs cbeniaus 9citnh. 8cnn
Mnlerifd I'M 8egrift itcht. ben 0ampf
gcgeu Die llntcrieebopte nIi5unebmen.
Damn bari CO bod, ieinc obneoies auf
dlBer't itipadcn SilBen ~ltehcnben
WdBilobnleu aud nitt odorrf biSz
trebiticreuL baB cs lie pprhcr bctannt
gibt. Tber iogar III oifcntlitcr aouS
greBlisuna lpurbe bieIc SHcubcr5igs
teit, binter Der lid finoiid,e llrtbcilsz
lpiiateit pber YrohIiudlt peritedt, 10
ipeit 9etricben. 0 Der Nrsriiitun9
Der Sanoelsbampier nit cincm &C.
tpiiien 3pp 0 Wotorbootcn sur Der
ioeuna Der Sauhboote 5l iprefen. bis
Die Ghmiralitdt segcn pcitere Glen
bcr6isfeiten Gin Tctp cinIe9te.
Seoer Sag brin9t ncilc SIiltben
hieicr Sortc. Sm ariegss unb
Narines Nmt fam fein @erdllid nod,
10 natiirIid,cr Nrt critldllcn has nift
iofort pon Den Hepprtern ilber BEN
Srabt iueiter 9~elcitct piiroe. Bir
pcroen ilber Die SruppensS islpfatios
men an Der merifaniiten @ren3e unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
He Called the Bluff!

Dit Tlaeeenid4uenfen uno 3urrab4
rifen alein iit's nift gotham. Sas
nit fonnen Die Serren bon Der Grmee
feineu Gbiisenaraben gum Gin'tiir3en
briuaen. limb ba General NcGain Gin
Solbat unc fein Diplomat lit. 10 lit er
nit benz Rabor bon Detroit anein'
amber eeratben. .,
Deapor Oscar Iorr bon Detroit
Idrieb ndmlih benz &rieessS epartes
meut bon ieinem Yatriotismis rno
Der sIiibenben geseiiternns le'ner
brapen Iitbiirser, Die lid peretnt
aeaen ale Seinbe Snfel Cams 5is
fannmenidlieben uno ben iuni9en
@unih begten. 5u %erfabren, ipte ne
hem Qarbe ben beiten patriotitd)en
eripeiieu fDnntcn.
Ser griei purbe General Weeoln
iibertpieien. Or besliidpilnid,tc Die
Wiiroer NIB Den Iapor o Detroit
unS iibcrionbte sleif5eitig Sormulare
fir bic Nnmelbnns in eos 8nllSs&.
,bcer. Wie in Waibineton er3dblt tpiro.
na6nt Mapor Warr bieie Gntiport 10
libel aui, oaS er ben Setroiter Seitun'
aeu bic Nntiport bes Generals 5n'
itidte uub ieinem Ser3en nit etner
Ifarfen &ritif bes arieess9 epartes
ments Cuff mafte. Gls man General
GcGaiu papon benahrihti9te. ants
er MIR Iddelno: sd nabn
Ian, Der Iann meinte tutrfltf, mas
Ter geiagt!"