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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

diiben EarlonenteS ltno Spcjiol9es
ianOter Der propiioriiNeu 9lcaierung
iprocb, tnnt-cS in Goo 6eaom'S Sail
SIT 9luftrittcn bic OaS Ginihrcitcn
ocr. S}oIi5ei uot6penoig mabteu
8iin3ig trclc glubdnger oeS S0nigS
Gonitontin protciitrieu gegcn Oie Der
rdtberiidem 9I6Ndten Ger &eriamnis
llng iuO muBten init @ewoIt eni-
iernt weroeu, bcUor Heiulutionen sur
llnterliieung Der propiioriibcn &c.
giering in Sololiifi angenonlmcn
perOen fonntcn.
Gopien oer Neiolutioucn nit oen
llntcridriftcn Der gInbGngcr Dericbcn,
perOcn nob Solonifi uno an Oie9le.
gieutngen Der glaiirteu geiouOt. &n
oieien Heiolltioncn bcrlibern Die
@richen BON g9oibiuston ooB iie
nit scr @olitif Gonitontin's nidt
einperitou0en limo. Gicie &eriomm-
lung mar in oireffer Sppoiition 3u
0crieniaen bor Elm poar @ohen OBJ
ecbalten, in woldcr Gonitantin's 80.
litit gutgebeiBen pur0e. g. Srns
oontinos crrp06nte II. a. oaB oie
grie6iidc 9}otion uui Seitc ser 9ll.
liirten f1mpfcu iolle, wcl1c ibr Dor
cinem So6rbunOert geboIicn bGtten.
ibre Sreibcit bon Dem tiirfiihen Sod
5u erIongen.
eSn gSiege Derbronnt.
Gos Orei W}onate olte 9abD bon
6ron Sobn g1o55odi BON gtr, tlt5,
G.StraBe, 91orOfueit murOc eeitern
ibfper perbrannt, ais ieine @iege
6cuer fing. GoS GinO idIief in iei-
ner 0iege no9e Dem 0fen i'm @o6n-
3imuer. Sic gler5te oeS nGbiloren'S
SoipitaI~ erfIdren ooB Oos inO trob
ieiner 9ron0mun0en oit @eT6t inO
@orper gerettet peroen foune,
@inem Ser5idIoge etloa ser AZ
Sabre olte G6ineie See Gong Gum,
Elm dineiiicber @0iderei6eiibcr. BON
glr 1887 IA. StroBe, gloropeit,
p16rcnO ieiuer 9lr6eit.
Gie giegerin Morgorct 9uoo ipirO
inn o6ten 9e5irf ieit0ebolten. SiC
lit beihnlOigt, cine 6rennen0e 2onpC
duf lore &aiiengcuoiiin NinrD BLOB
1 gen. non GER. 20O6, TapiS.Gourt
9|orOtpcit aeiporfcn 81 6abcn. Gil
StleinOer Der 9cbtercn imeen 6euei
iuo WirOe iie 10 org berbrdnnt, 0aE
iie in g6reenlon's Soipital" itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

miro, am Srcitoa IN Condo, ic1saio
Ilcilen iii0lid ser 9taot G1i6iiobuo
oclpricn nno noFidliric rif 5000
@lonn III n0rOlidcr 9lihiQuo oui' oic
Stoats1ouptltaot 5u- 81 bcrihteso
elm 8cremonn Ocr beutc bier cintrof.
0ericl6c iugtc Scnerdl Q2urAliobcr-
fii9te ii6er gcrjngcre Streitfrdfie IN
Der @orniion Der Stoot Gbibuo1llo,
ols bcridtet i1iirOc, rho Is herrit6c
Gin tories @efibi 0oii Der @orrun5os.
Scicblsbobcr 9cqpip9cit lperDcns
m0dtc bic StoOt onf5liae6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
Snlsariidlcr 9Srcinicr ipridjt i'm
9snrlamcnt.

Sofio, @nlgariclt I Sou., pia |
gliinfcroam inO 2onNon. 4'rcnicr
9taOoSla0oif io9tc i'm bulgoriibcitI
@orlamcut in glntpott oui cine Sri.
tit Scr Sicgierlm9 iibcr sic aricgS-
iiibumg, ion 5eiteu ciucs @1itglicos |
scr Cppoiition.
sd oeriidcrc sic, scr 0olpt
id6libite 9hit6eil ser 9ltoo6c Sui
goricuS i'm @ricge 1T oollcnoct.
Gcpen sic lid Oariibcr bcfloecn,
OoB mir nab 81 9SicIcm tro9tcp, oHi.
morte idb, Oo6 mir fciuc 6anoiifcr
iino, 6oB mir ober bic 9lipirotionen
Ocs bul9ariihcn Goltes fcnncn uno
ans Dem fouigIirbcn Niauifcit acle.
0cntlih ser aric9sertl1rlng ipiHcn
Sic, ipeId6c Oicic 9lipirationcn iiuO.
oSSn 9contmorting SOLDIER, Sic
ocn lte6crgong iibcr 0ic Gouoil oure1
bulQoriicbc Sruppcn fritiiiren Ioatc
Der 9Srenlier, OoB ser llebcrgong bom
Obereonimanoo beionocrS bcio6lcn
iuorocn ici ini0 5war ans Ocm ejrim..
Sc 0aB sic rnmdniihe 9(rmee Der.
iolgt ino bon ocu gnl9arcn perilib-
tct mcr0cu iolltc.~ Sn @cantuortlm9
aui Sraecn. Oie Nc5 ooiuit bcidbtcn
relMcu I6cil bic 0cuiihcn rno oiIcr
regiImca Ciii5ierc in scr bul9ori.
idcn Armcc picItcn io0tc Scr @imi.
ilcr
pSlllc 0cnildcn rm0 0iierrcihiIhcu
Niiijicyc IN 9ulgorieu ltebcu inter
buIooriiNen 9efe5l Cd mod]c oic.
{ ic Grfl1rimq nit boiler 9(utorit1t scr
&caicuma.
/ Nr 8cluA ouf @ulgnricn's 3rics
ocnsdnacbot in Gcrbniouio nit ocn
9oriAldsen Scr 2GittcImdobic iosic
Scrr Iaooslaooii.
uIa3 Sligcbot III fcin 3cirbcn ocr
2djm6dlc gSir iin0 bcrcit, Sric0cN
81 iblicBca aber nur mcil mir OnS
Gnoe 0cS &ricacS SIT icbcn miinid)eu
luto mir iinO wiIlcnS Gonceiiioneu 5n
mohen i'm 9lomcn Ocr @lcnidlidltcit
/ imO fir Die Sirbcr6cit allcr 9latio-
ncn."
%iila 5ic1t gen G6i6nabna.
81 Solo, Ger, 1. Somor. ~
| SCronciScn Q}ino III mic herihfet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Simmer in Sem fleinc Glide inO
Shi1Ic itonocu. Ser O6crlc6rcrm
woren icrncr oicr@ldOben intcriteat
i'm Sitter BON fl reip Is &obrcn sic
81 Gmoermaodeu onsgcbiIOet pur.
oen. Sie orbietcn Slmpciimgcn
iUic OoS !SarS 81 reiuigen Oic aiu.
Der 81 ipaitcn 5n nd6cu unO Sin.
OcrfIciocr ous5nbclicrn mo Spciicn
5u bereitcu.
9iad cinem SIRIUS bon cinemSo6r
cr6oltcu oicie @ldOHcu Gin Gciic
3cugnib 3ugleidb interri2ict Oicic
1ro 5mci uu9ebpuoc Siuoer0Grinc
rinucn in ocr G6eoric uuo 9Srori9
oicies 9crufcS. Sic ipicltcn nit Ben
Stin0eru lc5rten iic ocridicoencSpic.
lc mo 5cigtcn mic man ncic 5picIc
cnhberfcn fam. Eic 3in0er ielbit
luorcn cifrig oonit beibditiat, nenc
Spielia@ci 5u cntipericn imo ber5l.
itelleu.
sln GcltihlonO lit man bciirc6t,
ioIc6' tlciue GinOeredrten iibcrau cin-
5uiii6reit Gic eritollnIidlc @abc Scr
ocutit6eu SSrouen 5lr organization
por fir mid circ Gffcubarlmo. Sn
jcocr Sto0t III Gentidlano fiuoct
man Sraucnoercinc, oic fir 2in0c.
rua ocr 9lot6 fr0itigit uirfcn.
SD m0dtc bier Die @cidicbtc ciner
NmiSfrou er5d1lclt Oic oli ci9euc
SSriic sum 9ciicn scr giot6lciocnocu
loirttc. I'm ollie nnn0tbiecn Gcrlltic
5u permeiOeu bottc sic ocuii6c &c.
9ieriiha cinc @o6e 6citimnt, in Ocr
alle dlten Alcioer, Gcdcu mo Sep.
pide ST iomncIn iino. Gieic 9lci6S.
@ollesSonimlhg milroc in Qon5
Ecnti1lonO 5ualtit6 oorgcuolumcn
iuO brQdltc cine iin9c5elrc Grute
cilL 9ioA oicicr anilibcn Grnte
fom cine 6rou in Son6urg 81 Ocnl
SntidlIb, cine nohmaliac Samu.
ling SIT pcroniioltcn. Sic gihg bon
Ocr &orousicBnna ans, oaB 0ic &cpie
nod nidt ole ibrc altan SaGcn Dcr.
gcacbcil laiicn im0 iic hoite lidl Oa'
rim nidt 9cirrt 2ir 6aiic bc itrGl
glodibnrn mo ,SrelalOcN cinen gro.
6cn Griola oaluit mo IA pic stoCt.
bcontcn iic Oa6ci untcyiiiiSicR fonn
te Die SaGc In 9roBcn lld6c Nurd
gciiibrt lper0cn 0ic Srou ldttc lie
StoOt IN Niitrifte ciugct5cit ma
OIL cincm bcitinnaen Soae ciues ic
Ocu Nlonats mir0ch StEa5tn onsgc
4 ianot, bic ic0cs Sfiid g2oac ims
9oumoonc. alle Sprta oltc alct
Der Sdai6c mlA Sticiel cinIieiertcn
Sic Sobcn mitrScl oaf ge0Ncn aco.
Oen iinO SIR Tcsil.tisitling in So.
treficnoc 9lniidltcn 9rbratbi 2it
S5ortirlng mnrOc IN Sugr 0roBca
&ollc porNenonuucu @oltc iur
Nountpollc pur0clt dcicDieOcI
@lduncr pon 6rciIcntlrircrN oo.
SdIedte pom 9ciierelr mo 0as
9citc bonn @ltcu ouSgeiudt 9IuS
Sen bciiercu Ni6lncr0njiigcii i0lirOer
iolGc fir aua6cn oenadlt. Tcricl6G
Goraoug iOieoer5oltc iib bel Ocr
! SrduenflciOern. Sonit ln6rondba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Ginmilliquna ai6t,1 meintc NeinriW.
Sycst ober ladte bic aoAtu loiit
mtf. .9iloet Gud feline SdwnG6ei.
ten Elm, ga fcnnc i'd bic ondoige 6rau
beiIer, 70 Ieid)t aibt oie ni5t uadD
allno i1 tennc meincn iiuioeu
Scrrn, Bel sem i'd id)on @uribe 1e.
peien bin, ais CT bel Den aiiroiiicret
in @ran0enbnre iionO" idrie Scin
rid). der IdBt rid)t lodcr
,SoI er nih iiidlt ipiro CT oitdj
nidlt,~ bciidtigte oie aodlin eiirig
uidcn0, ,aber gan5 leift miro cs 62i
ser Nhiticr nidt balten"
,,GDo, er iit iein cigener Scrr Sic
aeIcibeiibcr ituo 9lcicrOeleliiualh, ini0
bat nadj fcineni NlcniC6cii mas hi fra.
aeu, olS nndj inherent ollcrendoia-
itcn aoiicr"
,.g}o, ser ipirO'S ibm eerooe uidt
berbtetcit,o OcrieBte 0ie Go6iu, litb
init cincm ingrinrnlieeu Sobcn udt9
0efn 0iener berrniuen0cno ,Gr
hobcn ia pobl feiHe Gltern nIabr.
Seinrih2"
.g9en oie itdrbcH id)on, ais idr
nod Gin flciner Sylnoc mar, cutqcg
netc ser 0icner uno id1aute iic pcr-
ipunoert ar.
.UaunH oiid), ionit iuiiroen Sjie ia
luiiieu. Dob man iitb niat 70 mir uidlts
Sir niHfS 0oriiber binmeglcst, !paS
cine Dlutter oocr ein Batter miIl.
.ieIba ipens NAL imberniinitig it,
Sic idgten 0ot5 ohcr Iclbcr, ser
hinge Serr iolle uidlt lpder lclic,i,
bcmerfte 91inno, oie lidl oieien slot.
Iidcn llmidloa in Der Stinummo scr
qod]in nicbt rcdjt 5ii oeiiteu ipuBts.
(5ortieting folgt)'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
qofaI6eridIte ans ggnidinaton.
g3 oIi5ciw c bieG.

&erihie0enc 9lenOerungeu tratcu
oeitcrn inn &oli3ci Gepartenent ser
@atptiiaot tn Grait. Getetti0 %m.
Nlciier iud6rcnO 5 So6ren imSaupt-
Quartier Itationirt. iDurOe Dem iiini.
ten @ejirf ols Getettio beigegeben.
Gptcfiio q. 8. 9onOcrs miroe sum
Scracdnten bciorOert nit Der poIlen
@e6altserb06ung. Sreo. 2anoberg,
uelhcr felt lonocr 3eit I'M &olpt
Qudrticr itotionirt nor mo nit bent
@botogropbieren ser 8erbreber rno
0en 8eriillion W}aBregeln pertrout
III, uuroc 5iuu Geteftip Sergeant
init Do0cnt @ebalt bef6rOert. Getcf-
tip 9. $. Gofiih bonn Central Bill
rcm maroe rah ocm nennten Se5irf
periebt.
IetcftiO 6. 6. g9iic bonn fiinften
9e5irf murOc Dem Souptquorticr ais
Sergeont 5uertbeilt mo ninunt bic
Steuc BON Geteftip @eorgc @ebcr
cni. ser in 0as 9iireou OeS Giitrifts-
glnpoltS ae6t, no er on STEELE oes
Getettip Sergeanten @curp e.
Hratt tritt, pelder i'm Souptquor.
tier 8uriidfebrt.
Tc.cfiiu George @e6er, iuelder
i'm Gcteftip Souptquartier ieit an,
0erihal6 Sobren itotionirt mar, tritt
an Die Steae oes Geteftip @rott im
Qiircou oes Giitrifts glupolts Ge-
tcftip Sorrp 9edlep, pelher Spe5iol-
Iicnit fiir mcbrere 0lonote i'm bier
ten 9e3irf ousiibte, fe6rte gum Ge-
tetiip-Sorptquartier 8uriid
N}att Sorns, pel1er gum Gil
perintenoent ser goi6ington Ger.
nlinol EoIi5ei in Ser llniou.Sta-
tion crnnnnt fpuroe, bat ieinenGienit
oeItcru @1orgen onecuommen. PIN
ieinc StcGe i'm Sauptquartier trot
E6omos %. 1oInu bonn 5ipeiten Be
airf.
Sic onOcrcn @eriebllngen moren:
s.. g. N1c@uinneB bonn critcn nod
ocm orittcn 9c5irf; 81. Is. Grunt-
mono, bon ocnl oritten noh Dem or.
iieu, :. w. S>cot6cote bonn eritcu
pod Dem oAten SSoiep6 9. @erbcim
bon Dem otten nod oem criten; "
Sor6in. BON Ocm eritcn nod Oenl
ueimien; aR. 81 SrawIeo, bon Dem
uumtcn nod Dem criten; s. @@elb,
rom eriten nod Oem ohten; @iaiam
9 Sub6s bonn otbten uoh Oem err
item; g. 81. @remon pom neunten
nod Dem adtcn; 81. @lc2 Gpr, ponl
orittcn nod 0cm adten fiir5lid'
mu0c Iof pont eriteii nod penn brit
ten 9ejirf bericst; u. =. tSnrriion,
bonn eriten nod Dem 5e6nten iinr
cyobn ga, 81. @lc&enlmie, pom ae6n.
ten nQd benz erltcn
e tiirmiib G 9ried lid { &cr
fouintlung.
2Sn ciuer 8eriannnfulg bon finaei
fdbr 900 @rieAelt ser @ene5elos.
9sortei mo in meIsber @ 9lrnOonti.
nos, elm friiberes @2itoIieo 0es grie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
acnIIdc aranen IN arieas5eiIen.

Gentide 6rnncu in Sriegs5eiten.
Su Der 3eitiGriit oS5c Gutloof"
cridien oieier Gage iol8enoer 9lrtifel
aus ser 3c0er Der 6rai $. $. @oai.
ion ibcr Die S6atigfeit oer oellti6en
6raueu in 0icicm ariegc oSn dacn
fricaih6rcn0cn 9Grocrn,~ iagt Oic
Sdrci6crin lit eS oic 8rou meld)c
Oie i9ueyite 9iiroc 5u tra9en bat, oic
Gorge. 0ns Glen0 lmO &cr5elci0. SIS
mar 0o6er erbebeuo iiir mid 3u ic6cu,
mie DmocrooQ Ole 6ranen 0elitib.
lambs 0ic Sou5iraa, oic 6obrit
orbeiterip ole 6rau 0cr 6obcn @ciell
iUait, ole Simitlerin mo sic @ancrS.
irat ser 9Spt5 Ocs &olfcs ob5u6cl.
len ipiiien. Ger crbcbcnoc Ginorud,
Den itD nit icocm Eogc eGponn miro
Die rcibltc Grinuerlmg bleiben an
mcincn je6npohcntlihcn glltient6olt
i'm @otcrlano. Die 9iiden scr obluc
icn0eu Gbemdnncr, S6bue unO @rii.
Der pur0en ousaeiiiat lnlo gpar
ie6r gut, pie mir Gin &egieringsbe
omter perii1ertc BON oen Srauc1
uielc oarunter, meIda oic Sdrtc ocr
glrbeit nic fennen ocleriit.
Dos aroBc nSrauenproblem~ in
Geutihldn0, 0os iniolqc ser oroBcn
3obl ueiblider 9lrbeiter unl6sbar
idlicn miro ouQenidcinliA Our6 sen
&rieg 3Ir 2oiung gebradt uerOen.
Gie Siidcn, mclbe oc @2dnuer
6eim glb9an9 5lm Srie9sibaupIab
6ihterlieBen peroen 0ur6 oie 6rauen
cisgeiiiQt. Ser Elos Der 6rou ais
9(rbeiter inO 9iirger ibeint en69iil-
tig ieitgeiteIlt 3u iein.
llnteracoroncte 9eaierungsbconlte,
SGreiberiteQen Scfrct1re, grieftrG.
Ger, eretiltip 9eomte in Sonoels-@e-
ib0iten Straben6o6n GonOufteurc
llut0 in ctIiheu StdOten iogor 0}otor-
mann auf Ser StraBenbabu II Oas
iin0 etlide Der 9erliic, melde ole
Srolien in 0cutidImO iniolse 0es
arieees beutc Deriolgen. Ser notiir.
Iidc 9eruf Ger 6rou in 9lmerifa,
&rolifenpflegc imo 2ebrant. mic CT
siuueiit oriaaiaBt miro, bat 0a5u bel.
eetragen, 0o6 olle mGnnlimen 2ebrer
III ben nieOeren mo N}ittclicbulan
Our6 5rnlen eriebt purOen Dies Gilt
old bon Sen nieoercu mo @littel-
flaiicn Scr 6o6eren ShnIcu
Gosicl6c Gilt audi BON ben oelt.
id6en Sdulen po5u ieOorb Ger &riea
Die Geronloiiimg CAB. Sic 3o6l Der
@ldodeu oie ii6 beruili6 ais 9in.
bergortner nuSbilOeu I'M bic 9inoer
1 Ser Solooten beron5u6ilOeu oercn
4 ESednen Der o6meien0cn N}Gnner glr.
4 beit oerribtcn 1T in ltetcr 3mio6nc
be8riiien Sd bciuGte cincn Dieicr
( Stiil0ergdrten. SIS iuar CHI gemo6n-
I lides @pbnboiS, ungebcn bon ei.
uein @artcu. Die SberIebrern por
cine gelGulte Gronfcnpilegerin. Sil
bate bic Sb6ut bon iibcr % Sin
Der Gieie uorcn ie nah Dem gllter.
in DierStloiien cin9et6eilt, ipobon oos
Siingite 5pei uuo Dos olteltc 6 SAB.
re alt NOR. Seoe alalie 6ottc eir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
SIns Dem Snucren MarblanO'S nnO
bcu nngrcu5eu6eu Stanten.
gtepfeE S4 pro fSo6.

g(ms, Wlortins6ure, @.sGo, miro
ocnieloet. ooB cine oortige Sirmo
cine arobe 2uontit6t yorf Sntperiol.
glepfeI 5um Nreiic BON $l PRO SAB
du cin @roB6on0eIsgriddft berfouft
bot. Gics miro ois ser GeforOpreis.
bon 9lepfeln IN @oeaoulooiingeir fir
oieie Soiion otgeie9en. @1it Dem
&erionOt miro ndditc g9obc bceon-
neinperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

GrudiebIcr. 9(ns eilcfa SO
nan SSi Dem poltenloien Slid Is
rer jltnaea Gbe malte iio5 0ie 0jattia
0cs rs ibren gnn5en 2e-ca.
mca dozen 6eiireiit olls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Nbbnnenten blf ben ,.1enHdhrr GurreIbpn.
benicn" nidt pAnlifth Dbtr unre1clmtdBta cr.
bnIicu, ino -qebetcu. bfr Office bnUnu pei Scte.
phnn oacr idriihio. Witithrlnna sn ntaden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

00rnneffu, bic oens ,Dcntidlen CorreIpln-
Ncntcu" ui1t phntilidl nhrr Hurcgclmdela rr.
Haitru, liHS nctetrr Scr Cfiiec hnDuR pcJ z.ffs
eann rhcr 'dlriitid sRhtaciImnq eu na'trn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Ger pillfommenlte Rotecbcr lt
ser oer abneHo rat, mas Der oraacg
TIM moDte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Siao 5ic6t oeu G6i6nn6no.
GI Solo, Ger, 1. Somlor.
Nroncisco @ino 1T Ipie berit0tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

alaE tfl5alae Ssa r9aIAa6Ie 0olrsIg5n5eala.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-07-05
BATES COUNTY BOY TO THE
STATE FAIR.
Chance for Farmer Boys From This
County to Attend the State Fair

County superintendent of schools
A. c. Moreland is in receipt OF let
ter from Prof. T. ]. Walker, man
ager of the State Fair Agricultural
School in which he states that ex-
aminations will be held August 3 of
boys between the ages of 12 and IS
who desire to attend the school. The
examinations in Bates county will be
conducted by Prof. Moreland and the
one having the highest grade will be
recommended to Prof. Walker
The expenses of the trip will be
paid out of the agricultural appropria-
tons of the state. The boys will be
entertained on the state fair grounds,
where lectures will be given each day
by experts in the various lines of ag-
riculturc Besides the lectures the
boys will be given every opportunity
to examine all the latest farm ma
chinery which the manufacturers will
have on exhibition on the grounds.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-07-05
Boy Scouts to the Traffic Squad.

For long time Butler has been
afflicted with jay drivers and Jay
walkers and there have been many
predictions that our streets would be
the scene of a tragedy unless some
thing was done to make drivers and
walkers observe the rules of the road.
The Commercial Club erected suit
able posts at each corner of the
square for the guidance of drivers of
vehicles. which answered the purpose
for which they were intended, but
they were of no value to the jay
walker. The city council and the
Commercial Club discussed the mat
ter in all its phases but could see no
way out and finally gave it UP. Then
the boy scouts took the matter in
hand and soon reached solution to
the difficulty. On band concert
nights. Saturdays and other days
when the traffic was unusually heavy
two boy scouts. in uniform, we're sta
toned at each of the congested cor
ners and courtcously instructed each
one that they saw cutting across the
corner how mitch safer it would be
if they would walk clear to the cor
ner before attempting to cross the
street. Most of the walkers took the
suggestion in good part and it was
not long until a very noticeable inn
provement was noted and it is to be
hoped that in a short time Jay walk
ers will be unknown in Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-07-05
Mt. Carmel News.

Layne Cox, Wendle Park, Iva,
Nadine and Eugene Leonard have
been having a siege of the measles.
Mrs. Tom Hines of near Foster,
spent last week with her brother,
Everett Drysdale and wife.
w. L. Osborne and family, P. H.
Osborne and family and Charley
Simpson attended the dedication of
the new Baptist church in Butler
Sunday.
Roy Burk, who has been in Mon
tana for several months came home
last week to be at the bedside of his
wife, who is dangerously sick.
Relatives here received word the
first of the week of the birth Of
fine girl to MIR. and Mrs. Logan
Cope, near New Home. Mrs. Cope
was formerly Miss Grace Osborne
and grew to womanhood in our COM
munity.
Miss Leona Simpson of near Corn
land came up Friday for a few days
visit with her sister Mrs. w. f. Os-
borne and family.
We wonder what will become of
our people anyway. In year like
this, when one can work every day
in the week and then several in our
community are working on Sunday.
No wonder we don't have any crops.
Doesn't look much like we deserve
anything. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Porter spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. .Eggleson and family in
Butler. &
UNCLE HENRY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-07-05
NO BALANCE IN PRISON FUND.
Missouri Has Used All Its Peniten-
diary Money.

Jefferson City, July 1.-The report
of thu state treasurer for the first
six m onths of the administration in
dicates that the penitentiary has no
balance to its credit. The earnings
for the month were $74,837.sS and
were entirely consumed in the upkeep
of the institution. No other result
was expected, for the state has been
taking over all the shops formerly
operated by private contracts and
this has occasioned heavy outlay.
There ID . balance in the buildin9
fund Of the new state capitol Of 46Q6.-
zof.ys. Out OF this some $Jooooq'
vim Be expended Tor fuzniture -
about $1ooouo o. de SrpunAs ~
mod roeds funA ~ seaeAe1 90
- OF ~, - = 49, s,s1 - Z.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-07-05

Mrs. George Dixon, who has beer
visiting relatives in Atchison, Kan
sas, returned home the last of the
week.
Relatives in this city, have re-
ceived word that Z. A, Bennett who
recently underwent dangerous sur
gical operation in Denver, Colorado,
is rapidly recovering and had been
able to leave the hospital and return
to his home.
Carl Gard, who is employed by an
ice cream company in Kansas City,
is spending few days in this city
with his mother while he RECEIVERS
he use of the foot that he injured
rather badly by dropping a cake
OF ice on it. ,..,'.
William Barber, of the Cannon
Bros, Mill took his first vacation in
many years last week. "Jigg" spent
part of the time taking in the sights
OF Kansas City, but said that it did
not seem just right unless he was
around to see that the big dun mules
were attended to properly.
Mrs. Claude w. Cosgrove and little
son, Lee Davis Cosgrove, who have
been spending some time in this city
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam w. Davis, left for their
home in Wichita, Kansas, Monday
morning. They were accompanied to
Rich Hill. where they changed cars
for Wichita, by Mr.. Davis.
There is temporary shortage of
doctors in Adrian according to last
weeks Journal DR.. E. E. Robinson
is in Chicago taking post graduate
course and DR.. Floyd Bates is with
Missouri Field hospital corps at Fl.
Riley, leaving only Drs. S. L. Bates
and w. H. Tuttle to look after the
health of the citizens of that burg.
A.. T.. Holcomb, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, spent a few days the last OF
the week visiting relatives and meet
ing old friends in this city. Friday
in company with Squire Darby he
motored over to Foster to see about
a farm that he owns in that neighbour
hood. He had it that there was a
good prospect for oil near his farm
and he wanted to see just what the
situation was.
According to the Amsterdam En-
terprise Col. Harlan Porter, who
lives in the Mulberry neighborhood
has a COW that is some cow. She is
a three year old registered Holstein
and Col. Porter milks her three times
a day and her daily output of. milk is |
from forty-five to forty-eight pounds
of good rich milk and it costs no
more to keep a cow of that kind than
one who gives ten pounds per day for
about six months of the year.
A sudden desire to marry Mhspired
Floyd G. Earimer. 50 years old, Law
renee, Kas., and Miss Elizabeth Shot,
tail, 26 years old, Rich Hill, Mo-. last
night while they were visiting in Kan
sas City, says Saturdays Star. They
to Independence ct 1870
p,clock this morning and obtained :
marriage license from ]. A. Ffsna-
gan. county recorder. AT ? o'clock
they were married by an Ipdepend-
ence justice Of the peaee.-Rieh Hill
Review.