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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
DIR. Connolly INJURED.

DR.. a. j Connolly, formerly agent
for the Milwaukee road at this sta
ton, was badly injured along with
two OF his companions and a fourth
man was killed when a Dodge car
that Mr.. Connolly was driving turned
turtle on the Ford River road near
Escanaba last Saturday.
The dead mans name is Robert
Murphy, an old resident OF Escana-
ba. The two other men injured are
Anton Schils and Joseph Morrow.
An explanation OF the accident says
that the car commenced to sway back
and forth and Dr. Connolly, who wa:
driving, lost control Of t. The cal
ran into post and then upset into
the ditch
Murphy was badly injured and dice
at the hospital few hours later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
NJ. c. A. FOOTBALL.

Coach Chester L. Brewer. the new
director Of athletics for the Michigan
Aggies who arrived few days ago
from one Of the military camps in
the south where he has been helping
Uncle Sam put pep into the new army,
has finally polished off his plans for
beginning work on the NJ. A. C's
football recruits. Candidates for the
squad have been notified to report on
September 10 and from then on their
training will be continuous until the
season ends
The Aggies. az have other schools,
have followed the lead Of the Army
and Navy eleyens and will play of
their schedles in their entirety barr
Ing unforeseen developments. In the
case of the farmers while many OF
the old men have enlisted for military
duty, at leafs % or 80 oigibles have
reported their intention 70 return
Their preliminary workouts. as in
former years. viii be conducted az
Cine Lake. few miles east Of Lans-
ing Assistant Coach George Gauthier
will aid Director Brewer Ia the bust
ness Of making the recruits over into
seasoned gridders
The first game for the farmers will
come on October 6. when the NJ a. G..
team will meet the Alma collegians
This brush will take place before col
lego opens. for by recent action OF
the state board OF agriculture the
fall term will not begin until October
10 She postponement was taken to
help tighten the drain on labor caused
by the draft
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

At the grand lodge session Of the s.
+. S. +. a resolution OF loyalty was in
troduced and unanimously carried
through the body, the resolution as
follows ,1s
WHEREAS, 1t is manifest to al
right-thinking, liberty-loylng and pat
riotlc American citizens that this ma
ton has entered the worldwide war
for high and noble purposes, namely.
the safety OF the American republic
from the aggressions of the German
military autocracy; the freedom Of
the seas; the recognition of the rights
and liberties az small nations; the
recognition of the principle that gov
eminent derives its Just powers from
the consent of the governed the rep
aratiou for the wrongs committed by
Germany and especially for the rape
Of Belgium; the making Of the world
safe for democracv. and the accom-
pIshment OF end ring Worldwide
Peace with Rightec sness.
THEREFORE,, BE- It Resolved BY
tile Swcdish-Finnish Benevolent Asso-
citation In convention assembled. that
we heartily and Loyalty support the
President Of the United States and
the national government in the prose-
cution Of the war against the enemy
of mankind the military autocracy Of
Germany 70 the end that the clearly
ayowed purposes for which the Amer
team people are fighting may be speed
ily and effectively accomplished.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
BREWERIES COMBINE.

The Lessen & Ilenes and Menominee
River Brewing Companies have com
bined and will erect a brewing plant
al Marlnotte TO take care Of their Wis
consin business The Michigan law
will stop these two large concerns
from manufacturing beer IN Michigan
after May lst, next, and the consolida-
ton IS made to hold the big business
which these two concerns have work
ed up IN Wisconsin
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
Letters From
"Our Boys"

Camp Cody. Deming. New Mexico.
Dear Friend Mr.. Ostrand:
Here / am in New Mexico, and some
hot now, believe me-105 in the shade
and very little shade TO be found.
A number OF US started out for the
marines. but owing to the shortage
of men we were sent to Camp Cody
Our trip down here was something
rSQpderful. Going through the states
OF Kansas and Missouri we saw corn
fields for miles, and watermelon and
canteloupe. The people gave us all
the fruit we could eat the rest of our
trip. Going through Oklahoma we
saw alfalfa hay until our eyes were
sore, and through Texas IL was most
ly prairie, but quite lot of cotton.
In New Mexico, where we are now.
IT is mostly sand hills, plains and
cactus -yery few trees. In place of
snow storms, which we have up north,
there are sand storms, and one can
not see 100 feet ahead II rains here
very little, and If it does rain for half
a day, II drys up in two hours-the
sun is very strong.
There are $4,000 soldiers here at
Camp Cody getting ready to go across
at short notice. We expect to stay
here for five months, but no one knows
what may turn up. am a soldier
now, and am ready for anything
TO go after the kaiser any time they
say the word.
/ enlisted for / know l would have
been drafted anyway, and as 1t is now
/ am getting half pay from the Oliver
Iron Mining Co. ($55 per month";
which / would not have gotten had !
been drafted. / signed It all over to
my mother, so she will be getting II
right along. That's not so bad, is It?
/ look at IL this way: II II is war it's
war II must be, and the only way Is
to make the best OF 1t. so / am going
In for all there Is In it.
The captain OF our company was a
little surprised to see me handle the
old rifle, but | Just told him / had
handled one a good deal before. and
he said. Il guess you have" Army life
here is not so bad; we have city OF
OF our own. The mess hall street
where we eat is two miles long; that's
twice as long as the main street in
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

It Is reported from Camp Custer that
the men drawn for the national army
from the upper peninsula will be com
bined into one regiment the 337th In
fantry This regiment will include
men from the upper counties OF the
lower peninsula as well.
The banding together OF the upper
peninsula boys assures them OF com
partnership from their home section
and will make the sending OF mail
and supplies from their friends here
much easier.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
TO KEEP NEGROES TOGETHER.

The u. S. army authorities have de
cided that negroes drawn for service
in the national army will be kept in
separate regiments and not mixed Will
white troops. This is the plan follow.
ed in the regular army
The negroes will be, as far as pos
sible, trained in the states in whict
they are raised or the SCI 900 to b;
included in the first increment OF th'
national army, 10000 will be Negroes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
ROAD MONEY REWARD.

County Treasurer Ball received a
check from Lansing Tuesday for sl3u
500, the amount Of state reward due
Iron county for road work the past
year. The reward comes mostly on
the Mansfield road which was com
pleted last fall, but no accepted un-
til this spring.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

The monthly crop report shows the
average per cent Of the wheat crop in
Michigan is o. six hundred thousand
bushels marketed in August The av-
orage estimated yield Il 1884 per acre,
Average yield Of corn 1895. Quality
81 in central counties, 90 in northern
and 90 in the upper peninsula
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
MUCH MONEY FOR ROADS.

The state of Michigan was oppor-
toned 1895 526 Of the fourteen million
dollars appropriated by the federal
government for the furtherance of
good roads. The state will get this
money as the roads are built. Stand
ard plans are provided along which
lines the roads must be constructed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
HORSES.

On Monday next Sept, 10th, we Will
have carload OF horses, weighing
from 1900 to 1900 lbs Anyone that
will see these horses will wonder
whore such good animal8 can be
found Call and see us at the Iron
Mountain Barn.
DAVID GOLDBERG.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15
NJ. +. CHURCH.

Services will be held on Sunday
morning In charge OF Mr. Tieges.
Sunday school as usual after morn
ing service.
Service in the evening will be in
charge OF DR.. Mcdaniel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

Charles IT. Watson has moved his
family in from Fortune Lake Mr..
Watson was about the last OF the
summer residents to leave the lake.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

SALE OR TRADE-Horse for sale
or trade for cattle; weight 1900; age
10. John Johnson. Mastodon. sepi5-3t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-09-15

Mr. and Mrs Robert Wilson. Rev.
Father Kunes and Miss Adams went
to Marinette last Tuesday via auto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
ST.. ISM. :. etOuc Opcrirt.

Sr. g8m. s. Stone, Der friibere
3oa-Ginne6mer itno jebt &ice-Frdli-
Oent Der ,@eitern 9iatiouol 8onf",
muroe gcitcru W}orgen eines 9tieren-
leiocns wegcu i'm ct. Soiep6S-Soipi-
tol operirt. Qieier Speration miro
in aiir5e ma6ribeinliG cine 5lpeite
folgen. 0ie 9ler5te eingcn ioiort AL
ole Spcrotion ais er i'm Soipital
eintraf oa Dies i6rer glnlicbt na@
notbwenoie mar, Inn ieiu Geben 5u
retten. 0r. Stone erfronfte Dor ei.
nieen @oc6en an oen N}oiern, Idien
ober bollitGnoig wieOer ber9eItellt 81
iein. @eiiern Wiorgen erfronfte CT
ploblid, Eroeoem Sr. Stone 81
Sabre alt lit uno felt GINGER 3eit
fr1nfelte, ipuroe beicbloiien oie Npe'
ration iofort Oor5ilnebmen. Serr
Stone blieb trob ieineS llnpo6lIeins
in Iieter 6iibtmg nit Der iebigen
ErimGripobl- l-Gnmpogne; cr lit Der
onerfanntc 6ii6rer DER Gepublifoner
in Stoot uno Stoot. Sein 9efinoen
mar geItern 9(6en0 5uirieOeniteIleno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
aeine Srenncrcicn meGr.

Nlit Dem Stloge If beute 9lben0
bort i'm eon0en 2nnoe Oos @eritelen
bon @bisfeD in oen @rennereicn aut
uno biele Der Qiitiaerien meroen
ibrc Ebiiren niemols pieoer oufmo.
den menn Der &rieg aud bolO Dor-
bel icin iollte. Die boben Steuern
Die boben Soften Oes 9iobmoteriuls,
oie boben g(rbcitslobne uno Ole bic
len 9lnfein0umeen boben oos @eiddit
unprofitobel gemadt. Niur fir in
0uItriene 3pede onrf nod Sllfobol
pro0u5irt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
gycridlluSrcr acitSnOio.

90 4ontreuI, 7. September. IT
Syoiepb SrenbloD, elmer Der in Ser
binorng nit Dem @onlben-glttentot
inn 2onobouIe oes 2oro 9(tbeIlton III
Gartierpiae @crbofteten bat, mie &C.
tern befonut geeeben muroe, oen Be-
BORDEN geitonoen ooB er Die 9ombe
in Ger NIGbe Oes @ebduOes nieoer-
legte.
@r Ioete, SanOfielo, WcIber, rnt
ser @erboftllng 5u entgeben, Selblt-
moro beeing, imo @3onette, Der nod
ouf freienl 5rBe it, b0tten i'm oa6n
qe3punQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Gliaf-GOt6rinscn.

0ic 6roee miro oemnd6lt oen 9iei6s-
tag bei66ftigen. - 8ermutblib
miro oie @rriAhlng elmer Dionar-
die innerboI6 oes Oeutitben gtei-
Dies beiproben.
&openbngen 7. September-
IT. Gie nGoiiiihe 3eitling" meloet,
6aB ole 6roge betreffs @IiaB-2Otb-
rineen's wobri6einlicb in Scr nob-
Itcn &cibStoqS Sciiion bciprocbel
mcroen miro, pel6e om 26. Septent-
Der beginnt. @ermutblib miro Die
Grri6hng ciner eIioB.lotbringiitbet
@ionor6ie i'm ytei6e our @r0rterllng
fcntmen.
Cine @orlnge miro untcr6rcitet
meroen na6 pclher groBeren Stdo-
ten in oi6t bebolferten Synouitrie-
0iltriften ctipo 30 peitere Heids-
togslibc 3uerfonnt neroen. glud be-
3ilqli6 Ger glbnobme Scr @eburtS-
5iffcr miro cine 8orlogc eingebradt
mer0en.
9cin oIlgemeineS Slim M
redt fiir g odien.
0ie IGdiiihe Gceierltng bat Die
@infiibrline oes oueemeinen Stimnl-
re6ts ouf Der 9olis oes &eidstagS-
@obIredts fir Oen iGdiiiden 2ono-
tno oboelehnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Sapanii6c sdiffSocicIiduft.

Can GronciSco, z. Sept. ~
Euii Sibion befinoct iif bier, I'M Gin
uncertainties 9ureou fir cine
S6iffseeIeliboft cin6uridten, oercn
9rdiioent er iit, uno Die, ipie cr io9t,
BON iie6enSopmcrn nit $20,000,000
aopital oreonilirt morocn 1T, mclbe
i'm Shiffseciddft I'M fcrnen Often
Serluogen eriporben boben.
9ie Shiffe Der neuen @eiellicboft
ionen 5miitben San 6roncisco uno
Dem Orient oerfebren ou6 in Wlu-
Mia onlalfcn no Sonf Gopro, 9icis
uno an0erc @oarcn i'm @ertbe bon
ongebduft iiuo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Siirocrfrica in G6iua6cfiirdJtct.

%efing, @lontag, oen 3. Sept.
(oerip6tet). Gr. Sun Dot Gen
lit bon 20 @}itglie0ern oes auigel0.
iien cbineiiihen Forlamcnts Sum
Sber-Gommonoeur Scr glrmee unO
6Iottc elmer neueu NliIitdr-Jiegic-
rlng bon Gbina proflamirt woroen.
Ger W1ilitGr. @ouoerneur BON San.
ton unteritiibt bic 9legicrling in @e.
fing unO man befiirdtet, oaB es 81
9dnipfen 5luiihen oen glnb6ngern
DER beioen 6oftionen foninen miro.
Die 9iir9cr bon Canton ilieben nad
&ong-aong
Tr. Sum yat Sen mar Der critic
proOiioriidjc @rdiiocnt bon G6ino
nacb Dem 9lbicscn scr 0ioncbu-GD-
naliie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
4llalOnt re60nirt.
NlS 3OariuncDnlcr DOn
SIcw.YOrf.
@nmge@rfIdr,Img Oemprds
iiOemtcM 5uaciGm0t.

0uoIco 6icIO W}olouc Bat oas 5wi-
i6cu i6m uno Dem @roiioen-
ten bcIionoenc 6relmoidoits6ano
ourdidnitten neil 0ieier Oos
3roucnitimnre6is 9Imcnocment
nibt beiiirwortct bat. ENGLAND
nno 9luBlano battcu ocn gSeg
ee5eigt. 9lmcrifa miiiic cbenio
oemofratiicb icin.
g8oibin9ton T. september
~ Guolcp 6iel WioIone, Ger SOL.
@innc6mcr ocS Saicns BON Gew-
gorf, bat Dem 9Brdiioenten @ilion
6cute icine &ciignation interbreitet
mO 5por ais Yroteit gegen Oas I'm
tcrlaIien oes %rdliOenten. oie gli.
na6mc OeS 6ruuenliimmrebtS'
9(menoements I'M Gongrciic SIT be-
iiiruortcn, mo neil er 6as Ginipcr-
rem Oerienigen 6rouen geitottete.
pel6e ols @adbtpolten Dor Dem
o@eiBen Sauie~ ItonOen.
0err Oalone, mel6er i'm Foli5ei-
geridtc bier ole crlten oorgeiiibrten
frigeriiden Srouenrebtlerinnen Der.
t6cioigte, iagt Dem &rdiioenten in
ieinem 9lciignotions4Sdrci6en Dab
er Ourd oos Geripreben an Sie
Sroucnre6tlerinncn in allen Stoa-
ten, oaB er ieine gon5e @ncrgie ein-
iebcn iperoe, Inn oie rationale Ocmo-
frotii6e 9lOminiitrotion 81 0eranlai.
len, oos 6rauenltimmredlt Our6 Elm
Contributions -9lmcnoemcnt 5u iublti-
tuiren, ii6 OcranlaBt fiible, 81 reie-
niren mo iid Dem @inlolen Oes &c.
gebenen &eripre6ens piomen miilie.
@dt Dem 9lustritte aus oem glnte
ais 3oQeinnebmer Oes 0aien bon
9lGp Yorf OerldBt Sr. W}olone cine
ser 6eitbe5abIteiteu Yldbe i'm &egie-
rungsoicnite. Gr lit ein Sdwieger-
John Oes friiberen 9unOes- Senators
S'@ormou. Sn ieinem Shreibcn
erpGbnt Sr. Wlolpne, 0oB CT cen T..
100000 5rnuen in oen Ser. Staatcn
Oos Geripreden gegeben babe, ais
Der @r0iioent erpdblt peroen iollte,
OoB er ieinen gan5en @influB bel Der
oenofrotii1en Administration fir
Die glnnabme ocs 6raucnltinmrcbts.
glmenOcmcnts einiebcn mer0e. ,Scit
GnalonO 1n0 yiuBlonO mittcn in oem
groBen &ricge oeren 6rouen OoS ma.
tionale Stimmrebt 5ugeiihert 6a-
ben" logte Sr. Wlalone, nioQten mir
oo ni6t c6enioas eiferiiibtig oorouf
ic5cn OoB uniere oemofrotiihc 8ii6-
rcrid5oft in ser 9elt our6 Gin promp-
tes 9ercdtigen inierer 6roucn am
Stinmfalten er6olten mir02
GS lit fein fleines Opier fiir mid,
uniere 9ejie6ln9en ab5uidneiocn;
iest erihcint es mir iieben Ionge
So6re 5cr 81 iein, ais i6 Sic 8ilerit
bel S6rcr Gompagne iiir Oos Son.
perucirsomt BON 9}cw Sericp 6cgIei-
tetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
Grmtc NnsRdltcn.

Sic lino por5ilglid. UialS per-
ipri6t Die bette @rnte 81 iiber.
treiien. @enige iroitireie gSo.
den uot6ie. g9ci5en uno 3a.
fer, ioluic aartoiieln iiuo piclOcr-
ipreheno.
g8ofbingtom Z. Sept.
MoiS, oos @allptproouft 0es 2onoes,
benotbigt MIR nod einiec iroiiireie
@o6eL I'M i6u 5ur 9feiie 5u 6rin.
gen. @r peripri6t Die groBte @rnte
ieit 9eitebeu Ger 9iotion 5u liefern.
Der 9egierungs @rnteberic6t fiir
September prop6e5eit cine @rnte BON
324S Nliaionen 9ui6el, t24000,.
600 9ui6el me6r ais I'M Sabre 1912,
Dem Sabre Ser 6citen iolueit befnm.
ten Grnte. Sic Nlais 9GisiiAten bei.
ierten iid iniolge giinltigen &ettcrs
i'm Sluguit Inn 53 Niaionen 9ui6el
in &nnins oaein Inn foit 40 Oliaios
neu mo in @iiiiouri I'M % @liaio-
men 9ui6el. 2lus onoeren Staoten
meroen perrinoerte glusii6ten be-
ridtet.
Ger 6rii6io6rs &ei5en ereiebt
me6r, ais erportet puroe; Der Sep.
tember geribt iteIt cine 3una6mc
BON IA Wfiaionen iiber oie gllslibtcn
i'm glnguit ieit. SnseeiaHmt 250,s
100000 guidel @ei5en fir oieies
Sa6r merOen angegeben. 0os meint
2S,OOO,OOO 8ui6el mebr ais I'M leb-
ten Sabre, ober 13S,000,000 8uihel
wenieer ais DER 0urdi1nitt ser 5
Sabre t91t-'15.
9luBer Dem groBten 6is6erigen gr-
trog an W}ois miro cine 9r0Bere Sa-
ier.grnte in ghsii1t 9eiieat. Gieie
6elGuit ii6 ouf L533.000,000 9u-
libel. 9iogeen 56,000,000 9uidel,
peiee GartofieIn 462,O0O,000 &u-
Ihel SiiBfortofieln IS, 100000 9u.
Ihel, Ea6of 1,22t,OO0O00 @mno
uno Seu 9t,7OO.0OO Gonnen. Die
rnte-9lusiidten fiir Saier beiierten
lid Inn 79,OOO,00O 8uidel i'm 9(u-
quit aber Cabot berlor 100000
lEfunO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08
GIf W2iaiarSen fiir brei Ol2unntc.

@oris, 7. September. J.. Scr
'@uOget SIusibuB Der @eputirtenfom-
mcr bat Ole Nriiflno ocs fir Ole leb-
ten Orei Ylonote oes Sobres 1917
cerlangten ariegscreoits aufgenon.
men.
Gie @eiammtiumme be5iffert iid
ouf 1t3OO,0OO,O00 8roucs, Der
b6ditc @etrog felt Dem arieec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

@iner Ger 0irefioren ser neucn
@eieaidoit, it, mie Sibioa iogt
Gbo5o Sto, Der oor flint Sabren ais
@onOwerfer ouf elmer Sdifswcrit in
Eofit tbGtig mar uno iest ols Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-08

SSm SeHat MRbcrGMOCrt
gntBrDcikcu.
G6nrfes 9&Urteefcht in
Der Zehntte.

Der Zehntte.
Die arieasIteuer.sia miro wobr-
ibcinIid beute oneenommen wer-
oen. ~ Soropid's ENHANCEMENT
fir einen monotliden Bonus bon
$50 fir 9lmerifoner in 5ronf-
reid nllrOe nit IA eegcn 5 Stiu-
men obeelebnt.
g8oibington Z. September.
Snniittcn zines onoeren 6itteren
9lusioQes iiber amerifaniide CHING.
felt bel Der 0urdfii6rlmg Oes arie.
ees beriiigte Der Senot beute 9l6enO
ii6er Die @intonmcniteuer. r.@oribrii.
ten Scr &rieesiieuer-9iQ uno lebnte
obermols ale @eriihe fir cine bo-
Dere Selteuerln9 ab.
Cos Sntereiie on Der 9lnnabme
oes @infommeniieuer 9Ibidnittes,
Der Oorauf berebnct it, $S42,000,.
600 @infiinite aus @ripotperionen
uno observation-disclosures 81 err
bebeu, wuroe ourb cine itiirmiide
Oreiitiinoiee Scene iiberihattet, oie
ieit Der 9oiiiruno Oes CONCEPTIONS.
@cicbes idwerlit ibrcs sleiden I'M
Senot eebobt bat.
Sin glmenoement oes Senators
SarOmif bon Georgia, Die Steuer
oif eroBe @infommcn 81 bcrme6ren,
I'M olen g(merifanern, melde in
5ranfreid oienen, einen monotIi6en
Bonus bon $50 81 5o6lcn, bra6ic
oen Senot in @aalng. Gas 9lmen-
oement wuroe prompt nit "A gegcn
5 Stimmen obgcIebnt. 0oiiir Itimm.
ten nur Die Senotoren @ronna,
Sarowid, ga 5olette, 91eco lnO
gorodmon peIde au9 Der Gonlcrip.
tions-gia opponirten.
Senator ga 8olette bat 0lS
SImenocment bereits geitern fir oeu
obiueieuoen Seotor Saropid cingc.
reidt, ino ais Der Senator bon @eor-
ola Den 9lntrag ouf 9lnnobme IteQtc
ais cine Gonicription oes 4eid)t6umS
5lim 9e5oblen Ocr conicripirten Sol-
ooten, ullrOe er pom Senator 91el.
ion einen giirgcrfriegs. .Getcranen,
ongcgrifien Der 0oS 9lmenoemeut
ais ooelniitbigeno lin0 ernieorigenO~
fir oen omerifoniiden 5oIootcn DC.
5eidlnete; ninlere SoIooten linO nidt
70 billig, luie ciuige Staotsmdnncr
rief Der Dlinnciotaer Senator.
Senator Chamberlain, ser gorii.
Ser ocs Nlilit1r.Gonlites, luor in Iei-
ner 9Iniprade iidtIi6 errcgt unO be.
tontc, Dob oos 9Imenocment oo6in-
fibre, Die 9lrmce 81 oemoraliiiren.
Sn ieincr Gnteegnlng bc5cidnctc
senator Soropid ieine @e0ner ais
uidjinnernoe &ntrioten.~
Senator g9iaioms logte .Syc) ne6-
me an Dab iebr meniee Senotorcn,
mogIi6er @eiie nidt iiber fiinf ni6t
Oorin iibereinitinlmen weroen. ooB
mir Ielten cinen idoneren SAL bon
9lufgeblaienbeit uno oufgepufftem
SeIbitbemuBtiein beobo6tet baben,
ais nie mir eben bier in Oieier 9Lreno
beobodtet boben.
Senator 9feeo ltnterbroh oen 9leo.
ner nit einen glppca al ocn tempo.
rdren Erdiioenten 9iobinion, DAB 0ie
benllbte Sprode ouBer 0ronling iei
ood cntihieo oerieIbe, Dab Ole &C.
notsreeeln bisber nidt berlest NOR.
oen ieicn.
Senator Simmons beat Die Soff.
nune, OoB oie gia norgen glbcnO
Dor Dem 3ertueen bis 0}ontog ange-
nommcn merOen niiroe.
Nebrcre onocre 9lmcnoemcntS ocs
Senotors So 5oacite ipuroen nit
GROCER 0lcbrbeit nieoergeitimnit.
Senator Omen mia morgen Elm
9lmcnoemeut fir Ole Grbidoftsitcucr
oisfutircn. Gos 6inon5.Gomitc bat
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WlarpIanO cr9aIt $13O,971.43.

Ger 9lntbeil ocs Stootes Mor1-
lono an Ocm Sono Der Ser. Stooten
fir oen 9uu bon EoitltraBcn betrdgt
$t30,371.43 fir Oos nit Oenl 30.
SUM 1919 0u gn0c 9ebcnoc 6iggal.
ia6r.
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Gbrifttonin Z. Septembcr.
- Gas Stortbing. .Gomite fir aus.
mdriigc 9lngclegcn6citen bciprob in
l1ngerer gebeimer Sibung 0os onle-
rifoniic5e 9lusfubr- Gmborgo. 9lae
Wtiniiter mobnten Der Sibung BEL.
Cine @nti6eioung iour0c nidt be-
fannt aeae6en.
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Qbonncnicn, bEe ben ,,Scntidjeu GDrrc'
lpuubenten" nidJt biuttlih Dbcr nnrcaeI'
mi6ia rrbnltcn, iifb gebetcu, bcr Office
tauou per 9eIep0On Oocr idriftlIS gdt'
thelIHH0 tA HlQMeNi
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oeuti6e gluSl6uB, Der aus lteben
8eidstoes. uno iieben 9unoesratbs.
U1itgIicoetn beitebt rno eebiloet mur.
DC, Inn oie Hesierune in engere 6iib-
lung nit oen eeieseebenoen aorper-
iboften 6u bringen miro pobri1ein-
lid ni6t Dor Dem 12. September 5u-
Iommentrcteh Inn ole Oeutide 9lnt.
mort ouf 8opit geneoict's 5rieoens-
borihlGge 81 erOrtern.
@erfoifnngsm0Bige Ga.
rontien fir amerita.
nifdeS 8oIf ber-
Iongt.
gerIin, pin 2onoon 7. Scpt.
II Ser ~9ofal.9ln5cigcr" lteat beute
0os 9erlongen, oob oas onerifuni.
Ibe @olf berfoiiunesmdbiee @urau.
tien erlongen ion, oomit iein Fraii.
bent in 8ufinft nidt i'm Stonoe ici,
ols oiitofrdtiitber 0iftotor 8u berr.
iheu. Die 3eitune erfIGrte, Dies ici
t6otiG6li1 oos oringen6c @erlongcn
peIhes bonn Eopite mo pom Gei6s'
toee aisgciprohcn iOoroen iei.
Ser bctrefienoe 2eitartifel 0es
,2ofol. .2ln5eieers" pilroe onrd ame.
rifaniihe Depeihen beronlabt, pclhe
nittbeilten, oos Stoots Deportement
beltebe nidt notbpenoiger @eiie oilf
Der @ernihtung Der 1obcn5onern.
Gpn1ltie ais 9orbeOineling oes 6rie-
Oens.