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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15
Anniversary Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Swanson of 1913
Bank street, celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary Saturday, and
that evening a number of their friends
surprised them in honor of the oc-
casion. A number of gifts of tinware
were presented and refreshments
were served.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15
on,t thcv Keen stem fine!
POSTPONE Meeting.

The meeting of the Wednesday
Reading club which was announced
for this week will be postponed until
October "a because of conflicting with
the dates of Alpha Trist. Mrs. Ru-
bidge, the president of the club, will
be hostess on October "a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15
Second Church Society.

The Ladies Aid society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Everett Woods and
Mrs. Merrill at the chapel Wednesday
afternoon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15

II vi SOIle tlme l.
have been having
kidney trouble. My
kidneys seemed to
be congested and
my back would ache
and be so sore that I
could scarcely stand
my clothes bearing
on 1t. w h en- I
stopped over l could
hardly straighten
up again, and my
bladder bothered
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15
Enhancement is Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Bartruff an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Adelaide Bartruff, to
Mr.. John S. Sprowls, lieutenant, Of
ficers' reserve corps.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15

A new shaving mug has a lamp in
its base for the purpose of heating
the water.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15
WHEN THE BOYS GO MARCHING

WHEN THE BOYS GO MARCHING
BY.
Comes the old time feelih' at the beat
in of the drum,
An I'm sittin' in the sunlight an "a
watching of 'Sen come!
An / seem rejuvenated-see the old
time battle sky,
An I'm one O them same youngsters
with the boys a-lrarchin' by!
Don't they keep step fine!
An I'd give the world to jine!
(Theys lot O. gray haired fellers that
could form a battle lineD
Comes the old time feelin', as l see
'em march along;
The winds that wave the old flag seem
to sing a battle song!
An the rifle on the rack there-nfust
l see it with sigh,
My war days gone forever, an the
boys a-marchin' by?
Keepin' step so fine
How it thrills this heart o mine!
Can lot O gray haired fellers that
would form il baA.ie line!D
It isn't to the old brigades they're
handin' out the guns,
Though when it comes to trouble we
are all the countrys sons!
An that's why I'm a-sayin', when the
war times DRAWN night,
I'm one o. them same youngsters
with the boys a-marchin' by!
Don't they keep step fine!
An I'd give the word to jine!
(They's a lot O. gray haired fe..ers
that would leap to battle lineD
Frank L. Stanton in the Atlanta
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15

act service to our country and its
use.
JAMES J. KEANE,
Archbishop Of Dubuque.
p. J. CARDIGAN,
Bishop of Sioux City.
JAMES DAVIS,
Bishop of Des Moines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15

Don't they keep step fine!
An I'd give the world to jine!
(They's lot O. gray haired fellers thai
could form a battle lineD
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-15

Keepin' step so fine
How it thrills this heart O. mine!
CAN lot O gray haired fellers that
would form il baA.ie lineD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Verger.

,5rau GarI 8ejier bon 0ernlam1
mar leete 8ohe mcbrerc &agc bier
All 9cIlh bel Ger tSamilie ibrcs Sob'
ncs, SEQ. 8eller.
Grnlt Sanomebr bon 9ten '2oocn
mar ant 6reitog bier 5lt @alt bel
8erlpnnoten.
,Srol S5oDu stdlImcper pon 9er'
nlonn mar lestc 9SOd)e bier nm Yer
wonotcn 5lt beluden, ioDie Inn oie
CSrGbcr ibrer gltcrn nit Slnnlen 3lI
bcpflan5cn,
Baltor Goru atatbert uno SonN'l'e
pom Stoutc Georgia pcilcn gegens
m1rtig bier BET 8crlpanotcn lno We
funntcn oltf 9eiliN.
GDus. aropp tuo 3omlIic relIten
OiClc Mode nod Verdi0, Vto. I'M
Gerwnnoten cineu 9eiuh ub5llItotten.
9oboube Bros. perionoten leste
gSohc cine GorIa0ung Tleb ino
Shlpcue Don bier aus nod ct.
Souis.
,Srl. Bertruoc 0auis, iuelbe ipnb-
reno ocS S6uljobres in Siour Gitp,
,somo tbatig mar, traf leste Wohe
bier Elm INT ole 5erien bel ibrcr Wtut'
ter 5it ucrleben
Scnrp 2uetter iruO 5anlllie talnen
(ebte 8ohe bierber mn ben @ltern
Der sSrau 2uetter, Sol. 5aes uno
Satin, eiuen geiuh ab5llltatten.
Scrr Guetfer lit III ct. Souis Wtit-
1lieo oer Boli5et.
Geo. Stot perianote am Dtontag
,ine garlaouns 8ieb uno Shmeipe
nad ct. 2o,tis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
. ,u | 8 8.

gSnl 2imbero bon NoIcblto nor
am Sunntug bier bel Der Snnltlte
2orcna &lig oui 9eiud.
,,ypbn lmo 2lleI. gieber baben altf
SrSacob @rni's 6arn eincn &olfnfen
crrid,tet ,mb iino ooron aoif sat brent.
ncn.
IbolpD goci6 bat pon lllllcreIn
9lacntcn s. s. 9oei6 ein neles 5orO
g(uto gcfalift uno bercits erboltcn
g9nl. Woedli uno Ben YtcBger mo.
rem am Samstag IN @clfoTten III
Sernann.
lrls. sSoa mb Slora 5deioegger,
luelde in Berger be. bGftigt iiilo, pd-
ren am Sonntog bier bel Den @ltertt
gum geill6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Gumntp'MnluaIt erlGkt @arnnna an
Saloon.Hirtbe.

Gountps sslnludlt ellis bot al @ir-
the, melde Iuie geriibtspeiie perla,l.
tet. Ieit einiger Belt bas Snnntags'
@eIet. oas oen Scrfal,i ober MuSe
idonf bon bernuibenben @cirGnfen
an Son1tdg ucr6ietet, pcrlett bdben
iolleu, fol1cnoc @crlpornrna erlai,
len:
Sd babe 0tittbeiluma erbolten
haB ctIid)r @irtbihuiten in imicrem
Golntr Sountugs bic Siitertbilrc
ohcr ScitcntDjlrc often boben irnb gel
ltiGc @ctr0ufc Ucrfollicn. @cnn oic.
les Scr Gdll lit. Damn lit es meine
Eiidlt 0cGeu icheu llcbcrtrcter bcS
@clcteS luelhrs oen Scrfouf bieicr
@ctrdntc mt Sonntug pcrbictet,
Itrcn9 Uorju5lcben imb miro beS
StdotS 9lmuult mir IN Der 9lltiredts
crboltllnN oes Wcicbcs lnb TcrIplg,
ing ser G'eictcSlibcrtrctcr noh arGi,
ten bci'tebcu
@ooconuoC GolutD genicBt 0en 9fnf
cine gcicG mo or0nlngsliehcloe
@iir1crh1ft Slt bobcn. Memn Sic ais
@irtb nid,t oo5u bcitro9cn fonnen
oicicu Nuf oltircht 81 crbultcn uno
wcm Sic cs Hiht iertig bringcn fon.
ncn inn @irtbsgeid)Gitc eincn chr.
Iiben 2cbenspfenni9 5u neroienen,
oann lit cs sic bGd)itc 3cit boB Sic
lih cincn unoercu Beirut pGblen, III
wel6em iie Elm gutter 9eletohtcnoer
9'itrqer blelbeu tonne,,."
99. s. ellis,
Go,ntps sglnnoli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
GntideiSnmsen Ses gppellatiuns.8e
ri6tes in 8ascpna6e Gpnnts
sSGlleu.

Das glppellatipns @eribt in &an.
ias gitp bat III bcn TroSeiies bon
2ouis 9filsfnlp II. q. geeen Mug. &.
9rinfmann. wcldlcr .nad elmer Gnt.
i6cioung inl bicii9cn &reis9erid,tc 5ll
@unitcn bes Scrflaaten ppr ocn 70.
beren @eridtshof gebrodt mcrbcn
mar, Die Gntideiolng Der lmtcren
SnIton3 aufrcdt erbolten. Sn scr
&laac banbeltc cS iih Inn $1l5l sic
bon oen &ldacrn ongeblid irrtbilnl.
liher gSeiie al grinflltam bc5nblt
mprocn iparen. Ger Sail fam inl
.Hui Serrnin 1916 I'M biciigcn &rcis.
gcriht CUR &erbonolung lmb lpltroe
/. 3. 81, @lnIten @rinfnaun'$ cnts
ihieben.
SSyn Der alagc pon ". 4. @irntino
hom gegcn slrdD. Carr. bcibc IN @luno
lpcbnbaft, mclde im Sumlar Ecrnlin
1916 I'M &reiSgcridltc 5l @uuitcl
oes &lGsers entld)icoen lmo al hobc,
rcn @crihtsbpf oppcllirt morocn mar,
lpllrbe ponl gppcllotions s@eriht hus
llrtbcil lungeitobcn lmb Der Yro5eB
pon neueln an bos bieIige &reisaeridt
sur &erbanollng OcrpieBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Nne. SeiobreDsr nm 800 beitrait.

@eil cr geiogt babcn loll, Dob
,n1an Brdi. 8ilion in cine &anonc
laocn uno ms Wccr l6ieBen lollte"
puroc Mug. Seiobreoer, ein ngeieb'
cner lno bctanuter Sormcr bon nabc
@lono. in unlerenl Gountp am lcsten
Montog I'M 9unoes9criht IN Ct
9oliS our6 9iihtcr 3. g, 0per mn
500 geitraIt
Die Gntluge wllroC nltl @rllno Der
Gpnarc6. .gltte crbobcn. melde es gum
&crbrehcn nloht, gcgcn naS Seben
ocS TrGiioenteu Grohnngen al,s5l'
iprcd,cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
3 t 0 | y {.

llnlerc Sorner waren 9lnfonas Scr
@ocbc nit Der &leeerntc bcih1ftigt
uno bis nGbite @o6e miro man bier
iibcrall Die s@ei5enerntc in 9lngriff
nebmen.
Srls. 2pOia lmo Glpinc glpel bon
ct. Sollis iino bieie @ode bier oils
@Gitc bon Germonoten.
Eoitor Geiltidlc mclber iih be.
lllhSlucile bier beiinoet, miro an
Sonntag Den @ottesoienIt in Der bic.
iieen Stride leiten.
Gbm. 3oItron, mclher in @ascon.
zoe bei6aitigt lit. mar iiber Sonntag
bier bel ieinen Gltern Gr.Gountprid-
ter Scurp 3aitrow unb Satin.
Der Sugar Greet Sarmer Club
miro am Samstag Ibenb I'M Sdul.
bauie ieine regelmaBige 9eriamnl.
lung abbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Nummter 80
3nbolpb 6. Getting in Notsbam
pl6tlidJ seitorbcm.

Snl Ilter bon etipa AZ Sabreu 1T
IN Botsoam Rlibolpb 6. Oetting,
&oaballfieber lub ein befannter ssar.
mer ilnieres Goimtps an Sienstaa
Wforgen eineS pIoslid,cn 8obes ae.
Itorber
Serr Sctting mar felt mebreren
Wonntcn etipas leioeno uno mar erIt
lebte gSo6c bon ct. 2oilis, 100 er
ii6 mebrcrc Gage inter Gr5tlihcr 9e.
bonolung befanb, 5llrildgefebrt, an.
ibeinenb nelgeltGrft uno nit ben be.
ltcn Sofillnaen aui baloiee pollit1n.
Digs @enclllug
glm Wfonta9 nod 9ing CT icuer &C.
mobntcn @cidGitialn9 nlf Der Sorm
nod llno beaub iih gl6enbS bel an.
i6cincno bcitcm @oblbciinocn CUR
9tllbc. @cgen llbr ont 0icnsta9
Wfor9cn crlucdtc tSrol Oetting iniol.
&C Der SllbclpliAfcit iDrcS Sottcn lno
rcNetc ibn al. obnc icoob cine Pint.
mort 81 crbaltcn n0cr iblt criucdcn Sll
tonncl @c0n9ltigt Siinbetc sSroll
Octtiug bie 2uIupc an unb iunb Dob
ibr Wattc IN Den Shlaf cingcaonacu
mar. bon oeul fein Griuodcn lit.
Ger Geritorbeuc mar ein criolg.
rciher Sarncr lmb beflcibctc felt bet
lcstcn 5luci SSobrcn bic Stclle bcS
ToooaufiebcrS beS Yotsoom 81.
itritts, Gr bintcrlGBt lcine Satin
ionic eincn Sobn lnb cine So6ter,
Inn Den 300 eineS liebepollen @ntten
mo 8oters 81 belueineu. gbenfalls
miro leiu 70 friibaeitiger Seinlgang
bon Diclcn Srcltnocn uno einem gro-
ben @efonntcnfreis o,'fridtia betro,t.
ert.
Oic 9cerbigung fano gcitcrn g(od)-
lnittoa bci BotSbaln ltatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Obere Gittle Serger.
Regcn luGre bier iebr crlpilnldt.

giegcn mare bier iebr crlpilnldt
tyrau Soi. Moet9cli bon Wuibii,g.
ton, DO. par lctte Wobc bier gum
9ciud) ibrer @ltern Srant Sheioeg'
9cr lnh Guttin mb onbcren Ser.
munotcn,
sSm 0uincr lmb 5alullie Senrp
mo Sri. Gbcreia 0ufncr bon bier
lmo 2olliS Gpple llno oeIlcn Sd)iue-
Itcrn bon Sermonn, nlodten lcsten
Spnltag cine NutonlobiI s5abrt mad
Wurriion no tic Die sSonilien SSoiepb
Scnncbcrger lmb glnton Gpple be.
ilthtcn.
9lua. glppriIl uno Sonlilie beiltd.
ten lcttcn Sonntoa @erponote in
gtlnb.
Otit oem @ci5cnihneiocn lit oiele
gSod,c bier aili nlebrcren 6ornlen be-
aonncn lporbcn unb bis nd6lte Mohe
miro sic @rntc iibcroll i'm Sang lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Gbns. &lid nad lanserer &ranfbeit
seitprben.

Ssm beiten @amesalter lit am lee:
ten Sail,stag Morgen Gbas. Slid,
Gin befnnntcr 9iirger imlerer Stubt,
aus hiciem 2ebcn geifieoen. Scrr
Slid nuroe am 10. Sebruar 3. s. bon
einen SdlaganfaIIc betroffen bon
Dem er icooh nod mebreren @o6cn
iiG mieber ipipeit erbolte, onB er iein
3uitanb 81 Den beiten Soffmmgctl
mlf bollitinbige @ieoergcneillng 9e.
rehtiglng eab, bod trat in Den lctten
@odcn cine @enblna eill lulb Dor
ciner ISOLDE lnllBtc CT pieber oaS
&runfcnloacr allfill6en. bas er niht
mcbr lebcno perIaiien ioIlte, bcnn an
Samstog rufftc Ser 600 oen bis Dor
wcnigeu Wonoten Dor @cillnbbcit
itrotcnoen frGftigen Mann babin.
Scr 8eritorbenc muroe an %. Of,
tober 1866 in 2auenbera, gonlmcrn
geboren. SSm g(ltcr bon Is oSobren
fam cr nah slnerifn ,no spor nab
Gbanlois no er bcreits Dorber citgcs
lpanoerte &ermuuOte battc, uno oort
alf Scr Sorm 9eihGfti9lna fono:
SIN Sabre 1890 perbeiratbcte or iih
bort nit Sri. &atberine 8urboh unb
500 nit ieincr jlneen @uttin olif ei-
nc sSarun, no bos gbepaar mebrere
Sabre mo6nte, bis bic 5anlilie lpGtcr
nah GIomois 3uriidfebrte, no Serr
4lid IN ser oortigen Wablnliiblc 9e.
ihGftiglng eenonlmen batte. Dor
a6t Sobren iibcrnabm Serr Slid in
Glenator Scr Gegers Wtilling SO, oas
bier cine Stelle lno Die 6anlilic
nabm bier ibren @obniis, 100 Der
&erl.or6c!'a blrh iein al,fridtiges
unb itets beiteres 8eien piele Srelln-
DC erludrb oie nit ben Samiliennnac-
b0risen ieinen 10 friib5eitigen Soo
olfri6tig betrallern.
Ser 9abingeidieoene binterlibt
ieinc @attin unh foIgenbe &inber,
bcncn er Elm licbepoller rnb ltcts oltf
ibr @obl beoohter @atte l,nb Sater
mar: srau Clara Soeriter, Wartba
2i55ie, Sobn l,nb slrtbur 8lif. Chen.
fulls bclpeint ieinen 500 Die bo6bes
togte. blinoe Wtlltter, oie ieit pielen
Sobren bel ibm iuobnte llno blrh iein
Sinideiben ben ltets liebeboll fir iie
iorgenbeu lnb ihiibenoen Sobn Der.
liert.
Die 9eeroigllng fanb an Wontag
gtadnlittag auf benl itdotii6en Sricb.
bofe itatt unb gaben bem @eritorbc.
ncn sic Wtitglieoer bes Sbiitenper.
Gins lrno ser Wobern @oobmen 2oae,
ipcl6en bcrielbe angcborte, ionic
5ablreide sSreunbe lmo 9efannte oas
@cleite 5llr lebten HubcitGttc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29
Srafe nmS mgegcnb.

9lm SomerStag letter &ohe lit
Srou Geo. glultcrmam, eeborcnc
Iobliine. nad lGngerer &rantbeit an
einem SerSleioen gcltorben. Die Ser
itorbcnc mar bier ullacntein gcahtet
lmo beliebt lmo ibr 70 irilh3eiti9cr
Soh miro bon eine,u groBen 9efunn-
tenfreis tief betruuert. Sic binter-
liBt ibrcn tiefbctrilbten Gnttell llno
Slpei fleine &inoer. Die @eerolglulg
fonb oltf DEM 2irbboIc Der af. &,
@enncinoc bel 9eenlont itott. Gen
Sinterblicbcnen 5ollen mir lnler in
nigIten @cilcio in ibrem berbcn %cr-
lutte.
SSrau glulternlann mar cine God
ter BON 6reo Hoblfine unO @attin
uno muroc ml Is Septcnber 1899
no6c Moicbllo in unIcrem Gountp &c
bpren. slnl 6. Sebrl,ar 1913 pcrhei-
ratbete tic iib NIT Geo. gluterllonn.
9luBer Dem tiefbetriibten @ottcn ucbit
3ipei flcincn &inoern bintcrlGBt tic
ibre Gltcrn lolpie folgenoc @cihmi'
tier: Srou 8. 8iermom bon aunias
Gitp, aan.; 6rou 8. glltitermunn,
SRI. glrulinta unb Melinoa Hoblfing
lrno @uitop, Senrp, Gbrilt. uno
glbolpb Moblfine bon unicrem CONT
tp.
Sebtcn SnlnStag falucn ulBer Dem
Staats SigblpaD engineer, oenen
SefrctGr unO Gomniii0r folgcuoc
8eripnen nl,f elmer SnipeftionSsGour
bier ol,rh: u. 6. Wc&ibbin, Sol.
Goldman. Ntebofteur bcS SScfieriOn
Gitp Sriblmc. SilfssgngluccrS ellis
lno 9opiS, bon SeffcrIon GitD; Gr.
@. ". Soilltcr, 9lrtbur OubroultIet,
County Glcrf 2nfe Sm,gbnlL GboS.
3. 0tucnfs, g'adlaBrlhtcr Ecters
BON 2inn. 0ieielben fdlnen in nleDs
rcren 9tuto$ sic Stotc 9toa0 entluna
INN bis rad llniou 5l bciidtiacm mo
4 4
int Sale bieielbe nidt all5l lhlcdt
lit, oils cine Der State @igbmopo 5u
cntpicbIen. Oeitlid BON Crate 'an. !
ocn iie boB 0icic StraBc plcl 5l !plln-
1hen iibrig ldile ilno ncsbdIh miro
empioblen merOcn oaB
Die 9tooo BON 9rofe nuh Roieblo
luio bon ga cntlong Ser &od Sslano |
9obn nod llnion eelpablt peroe.
9ouis 9ongenberg rciIte lesten
Uad Soparb Gountp nnl 5l'
Iebcn luic piel Sdaoen Die SO6Ilntb
oes Wtiiiolri an ieinen Sarnldnoern
bort perrriaht bot
Oie @attin bes Or. S. 9lufoerSel'
be begab lid am Wontag nad @len.
billie, @ebrasfa UNI ibren Gltern Sp.
Oeppe llno @attin einen geilld ab5lis
Itotten. Serr 0eppe mar friiber IN
Ban pobnbaft uno 3og i'm Sabre
1893 nah Rebrasfa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29

Gs gibt beoalerlibe Weni6en. Die
ieoen Stein am @ege oils periDnli6e
arGnflne cnlpfinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29

@ar idiuer fGllt Der Srau ii6
gliidlid gu fiiblen petn iie ni1t
merit. oaB anoere Sra,len iie benei-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-29

@ewobnlid glaubt oer Wtenl@,
wcun er nur 8orte bort.-@s ntitiie
,id, bobei a,lh ettuas beufeu laiien,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
NURSE, IN ILL HEALTH,
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS

Coroner hewitt today issued a GER
tincate OF suicide In the case Of Miss
Irma Marmaduke, twenty-one years
old, native OF a nearby county in vir-
ginia. who was found dead from
inhaling Illuminating gas in her
room at 2139 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest yesterday.
Miss Marmaduke came to this city
In March, 1916, from her home to
accept an appointment As nurse at
the Government Hospital for the In
sane. Her health had been falling
lately and she gave up her position
on August 1.
The woman at whose home she
had been living detected the odor of
gas yesterday evening and traced 1t
to the young woman's room. The
Emergency Hospital ambulance was
called, but the girl was dead when
II arrived.
The body will be taken back to
Virginia on one of the river boats
tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
BAKER ASSIGNS SIX
OFFICERS TO CAMP Lee

The War Department today an
nounced that the following army Of
hcers had been ordered to Camp Lee.
Petersburg, Va, for duty with the
EiGhtieth Division.
Lieut. Col. Edward a. Sturges. field
artillery; Major George A. Lynch, in
fantry; Major John B. Barnes, in
fantry; Lieut.. Col. Charles L. Nor
row as chief surgeon. and Major
Henry P. Carter as sanitary inspec-
tor. Major George E. SpaldinE, en-
gineers, is relieved from duty at Fort
Myer and assigned to the 310th En-
gineers at Camp Lee.
Major Arthur VI. Whaley, formerly
chief medical officer at Fort Myer
training camp, Is ordered to Camp
Sewer, Greenville. S. c.. to be chief
surgeon OF the Thirtieth Division.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
II WASN'T Bad" SAYS
NOTE OF GIRL SUICIDE

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-"Talk of me
any way you wish. but God and my
dear mother. who both watched over
me. know I was good. All OF you
called me good for nothing, but 1 hope
you will md out you were mistaken
II you ever think of me when 1 am
dead. think of the one you have driven
to her grave by your everlasting nag
Eing."
Anna Olson. seventeen years old. an
orphan. penciled the foregoing to her
brother and sister and turned on the
gas in her room at the lie of her
sister. She was found dead.
The girl worked as a clerk in q de-
partmsnt store. She was said to have
been reprimRnded by her sister and
the latter's husband for remaining out
nights.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
PEACE ANDR REFORM
NOW CHIEF AIMS Of
GERMAN

THE HAGUE, Aug. 2s.-Members
OF the majority bloc in the German
Reichstag are to link up. the peace
issue with their demand for domestic
reforms when the Reichstag con-
Venes on September 20, said q dis
patch from q German source today.
Whether or not DR.. MIchaelis will
be holding the post OF imperial
chancellor at that time will make
no difference to the liberal coalition,
II was said.
The majority bloc, which was re-
sponsible for the passage of the
peace resolution in the Reichstag last
month, is already planning a series
OF meetings for the purpose Of draw
Ing up q program. and the leaders
declared they will not be DETECTED
from their course by promises. d.
That the intimate advisers of the
Kaiser are taking alarm over the
growing strength of the majority
bloc is being indicated by kilograms
from Berlin.
DR.. Matthias Erzberger, Of the Cler-
icals, probably will act as floor
spokesman for the majority bloc on
the floor Of the Reichstag next
month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
Draw SCOTSMEN
COME TO RECRUIT
AHELL'S LADIES"

Two Draw Scotchmen OF the 236th
Canadian Overseas Battalion-the Ger
mans call 'em THE ladies from help
bent their heads, eXtricated their
height and bulk from a Pullman car
today and marched upon the Capital
looking for money and recruits for
the MacLean Kilties of America
Sergt. ]. Ernest Kerr, OF the 236th
Canadians, has been assigned to re
cruitinE duty here. and he wore his
knees bare and dirk in his sock. He
carried recruiting literature. also. and
II he takes back any recruits at all.
they'll probably be Scotch by ancestry
and all real, honest-to-goodness men.
II was the 236th that sent over that
battalion OF siX-foOters and who made
It altogether Questionable TO take
prisoners because there were no pris-
oners to take.
The MacLean KiltIes originally bore
the Union Jack on their standards,
but since the United States entered
the war, they plan to carry the Stars
and Stripes, too. and they will be the
MacLean Kilties OF America.
with Sergeant Kerr was Capt. Mar
tin Bruins, who is recruiting in Balti-
more.
The MacLeAn tartan was last seen
In battle in 1T46, says Sergeant Kerr,
but the present war brought II out
again. over in Canada, the govern
ment supplied no kills to the Mac
Leans, but patriotic Canadians out
fitted the men in the tau shoes,
khaki leggins, colored hosetops, spor-
ran, sllhene dhu, kits, Canadian tunic
and bonnet surmounted with the Mac
Lean family badge.
A section OF sixteen men OF the
American kilties will require $500
to completely equip II, and $1,000
equips o platoon. All contributions
should be sent to Robert Earl May,
az Franklin street, Boston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
Iowa Editor Tells
Of Spy Wireless In
Nebraska Corn Belt

CARROLL, Iowa, Aug. 2s.-J.
B. Hungerford in the Herald says
he knows certain facts which
prove there is a system OF espion-
age in this country. He tells OF
the discovery of a wireless plant
supposed to have been operated
by two farm hands.
The farm hands, he says. were
spies. Messages. he says, were
received from Cuba, Mexico, Cali
fornia, and even from the Eng
lish channel. The farm hands"
had been sending out grain quo
tations," also using cipher, which
It is claimed were spy messages.
He uses It to point the moral
that all is not well in America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-28
BONzANO ASSERTS
ENDING OF WAR IS
FIRST Of NEEDS

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 2s.--Any
agency regardless Of political. re-
ligious or national affiliation that has
for its aim the promotion Of peace
permanent or temporary-should be
encouraged.
Archbishop Bonzano, apostolic dele
gate, was discussing the Stockholm
peace conference and the attitude OF
various nations in refusing passports
to delegates when he made the above
statement.
mo matter from whom or what
quarters peace talk may come, It is
most welcome to the holy father" the
apostolic delegate said. ANY agency
seeking to end the internecine strife
that is drenchIng the world with
blood OF nations should be given q
hearing.
''The Holy See does not desire any
monopoly of the credit for securing
peace. In his first duplication to the
belligerents, the holy father made II
clear that cessation Of war, not the
terms or determining factorE-was Of
first Importance"
While the delegate refused to view
alphabetically the aftermath Of the
war, he looks into the future with
hope rather than apprehension.
THE holy father and all hope for q
religious regeneration" he said. 81
am not a politician. not a diplomat.
OF political, Industrial, and economic
conditions, could not even hazard an
assumption"
Bonzano today was on his way to
Washington. He has been attending
the sixteenth annual convention OF the
American Federation OF Catholic So
cieties in session here.