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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

WepCeTe IStueI SiuuSuIftotttc ppn VT
fransSiiIden itnb &riessminiiter ga-
Ter, 8eneralitabsdef Scott nnb am
bere bobe Cffi5iere bpn Der ameri-
famiId)en Seite tell. Die 3Dnfsrcms
fanS i'm 6amie bon 9enrb Wbitc,
nmlerm friiberen8otidjafter in 9a-
ris, in benz bic Mitslie6er Der fran
s0fId)en &pntmiiiion ipobnen, itatt,
11eber ben |erlanf Der 96itferens 1T
midts perDffenHid)t, nad) ieimer @e-
enbignng Ianbte aber Der Wimiftfr
gipiami, Ser @prtfiibrer Der Som
mifIion, cine Switching an Die 3ei-
tnmgen, in Der er Iagte, bic Wit=
iuirfmna Der Der. Staafen beSentc
nidjt mmr eiren Gies JranfreiAfs,
Der Idpn geiid)ert lei, Iunbern emdl
einen Sies Der Wioral nno oes
3edJts, Der ofiir im,,ner Die Griiten5
elmer @elt iid)ern luirb, in Der aae
! mniere &inber frei Ntem bolen fOM-
; men, i'm bollen Trieben mno in nnser
itSrtem gerfols ibrer s(rbeit.' Sas
lit bic edte id)0nreonereilde @ipiani'
Idle Gbraie, in 8irflidfeit lit IL
gl6bfmn. Wiuiani fat ii6rsiens.
ebenio iuie 8alionr, bic 3eitnnss-
yfprreIpombenten empfangen. Gr iiber-
bradlte Dem 9rGii6enten eimen c;-
, gembGnbigen 8rief 6es fransOIIdleu
YrGiibenten Yoineare.
IS ipirb befannt semadt, oaf
8alfonr mnb WeNboo sn einen'
pollftamoigen Ginberitanbnis iiber
sic syinansanselesenbeit scfommen
ieien.
Die Mlliierten eriuarten, 0ak ole
| Ser. Gtaatem linen monatlidJ 4OO
/ Bis 500 Millipnem Dollar uoritreden,
nnb siuar in folgenber @eiie berteilt.
Gnalan6 200 bis 800 Mil'
lionen, Jranfreidj 100 Biz 12i
Weillionen, Nnflano npaefabr 1OC
Williunen mn6 Stnlien mnsefabr sc
Wsillipnen. Die Nlliierten berpfli6'
ten fidk ben iueitaMs gr6kten Sell
6es Wel6es bier i'm Qanoe iuie6er aus
smaeben. S,iernad) ,uiirben bic 5000
Nillipmen, bic fir Nnleiben an Oit
Mliierten aasgeiett iinb, in feds Bis
fieben mnb einem balben Monat ans
ae6em lein. Man bofft aber, bi,
Mmsaaben 10 einsnidjr1nfen, bak maI
iiber Elm ,Sal)r. oamit reidem fanit
ShatamtsiefretGr Weglopu mOd)t'
serme alles abgemadt babcn, oamii
er iein Jinansprusramnt pprlescr
fam. Tim sn Derbin0ern, bae onrd
ben Mbsns 10 nnsebemrer Snmmer
upn nuierem Nelbmarft Sduierigfei
ten mnb geflemmnngen entiteben
mill Der Sdakamtsiefretar bic SdJne'
amtssertififate bennten, iuenn nDtia
iold)e ansgeben nnb iie Sanm mieber
einsieben. 9lle bieIe Certificate inn
MIR fnrsfriitig. MeslooD gpfft eir
grogramm aniitellen at f6nnen, oas
ms leif)t iiber nile Sdliulertgfeiter
finiuesbilft.
SdJabamtsiefretGr Wic9louo bcnb'
iidJtist oemnddDit uieoer 200 Wn'
lipncm Collar IN Sdlabamtssertifi-
faten ams5mgeben.
9as llnterfonnite bes Sansfomites
fir Wtittel nnb @eae mirb BEN
Sanptfomitc iuagridJeinlid) am Wton'
tag ben Gntiunri cines aricgs.
itemergeietes borlegen. Wabrlheln'
lid uirb baslel6e cine 6rbObmna
Der Stcuern uoridjlasen, Die iidl ami
1900 Millioncn Dollar belanfen
luiro. ariegsminiiter Safer ,uiiuid)te,
bak Elm Ginfpmiien BON 1900 Mil'
liunen geiidJert iuerSe. Dan slambf,
! baf oas san5e aomite bann in brei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27
Nms u1erjfc.

llmere Hegierung lit offi5iea
oapon in aenntnis gelebt iporoen,
oaB Garron3a hen 0eutihen in
Merifo bat cine @arnung 5ufom-
men lalien. bon Der @rer5e fort5u-
bleiben. Die 3epeIbe, peld)e oieie
9efanutmahung bringt, teilt sit-
gleib nit. uniere Hegierllng pille,
E.ooB Der oelitihe- @eidnbte in Waeri=
TO. &err BON gfbarot, BON ieiner
Heaierltng anaeipteIen iei, alles IN
leinen ardften Stebeiloe Sl1 tllil, Inn
Merifo, faas ein arieg 5lDiiben nns
uno Oeutfdlanb altsbre6en Ioate,
sun1 @erbiinoeten 0eutihlanos 81
geipinnell. Oas miro mol nidt
tpobr iein. @s tit faunl atl5uneb-
men, oaB 9eutlhlono, naf) oenl
misgliiften @erlu1 bon Seiten Or
3iDlmerlnann's, Dem beiitiben &C.
lanbten in Werifo nod eirnlal oireft
oerartige sluftrage gegeben baben
Ioae. I'm 10 lnebr, oa ibn1 aus ben
9eiprehlungen Der 3immermann'-
| l1en &alanlitdt flar geiporben iein
loate, oaB cine lolde I1ian5 un-
ntoglih ilno aud in ieoer 8e5iebung
5ipedlos iei.-@eneral Yturguia lag
tie bieier Gage, spenn Die anerifani-
| ihe sfesierl,ng bon Der nlerifaili-
iden perlange, 5ll perbinbern, oaB
Die Deutlben iil Werifo Die nmeri-
faniihe @rer5e beorobten, Damn ioll-
ten oie Mmerifaner audi oafiir for
gen, oaB sic 8illa-S Silntas, Die cine
repolutiondre Ieitation auf bei6en
Seiten Ser @ren5e betrieben, nif)t
mebr ibren Sie in ben amerifani-
iden Grelt5itdoten babem oiirften.
Gs piiroe oas bon groBenl @ert
iein nno es Der merifaniiden &egie-
rlng lebr erleidtern, 9tltbe nno Sro=
rlng iuieber ber5uitellen. Gr babe
iett bie slufeabe 5u perbiiten, oaB
8illa nadb ben amerifanii6en @ren5=
gebieten fonlme. Murguia Iagte,
oab inter ieinen Sffi5ieren feline
Oelttiben ieien. = General Sbregon
bat cine gefanntmadiulg erlaiien,
oaB Wterifo in Dem &riege oolle
Nelltralitat beobahten meroc llno
oaB irgeno ein Sremoer, Der iih i'll
Merifo elmer Notwithstanding
ihlloig mnhe, beltrait lperoer Mir
oe. 9ie nerifanild)e Gegierltng iei
ltarf gehug, cine ltrifte gteutralitdt
nufreht 81 bolten nno ieoe Yer
lebung oerlelben 81 beitrafen. Gr
ielbit babe nur oie @ieberbcrItel-
hung Merito's I'M 9tuge; er babe
fein Sntereiie oaran, irgeno cine
fren1oe 9foht in ibren llnterneb-
rnllngen 5u iInteritiieen ooer 5u for
bern. Dab piele 9eutidle Jest
nod) Nterifo fdlnen. lei natiirlib.
Seltba uno aanaoa ieien hn ariege
nit 9euti6lano, nod europa fonn=
ten lie nid)t fonmen, lpelln lie. ollo
ntht in Sen Ser. Staoten bleiben
uoaten, uiiBten iie nad Merifo ee-
ben sSbre 3obl lei iibrigens mas
los ii6ertrie6en. Gpn oieIen in Der
leeten 3eit eingetroffenen Deutlden
lei au6 fein eilt8ieer in Ole meri-
fanilde 9(rnee eingetreten. Die
0cutlhen in Der Irnee ieien aIle
Idon Dor g(nsbru6 oeS @eltfrieges
eineetreten uno ieien ale merifani-
ide 9iireer. g(uf Die 9emerfltng
0ps perid,ter5totters. oa6 er. Sbre-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

gSie bic 9epeIhen utelDen, bnben
oie Gnglanber in Der @eseno bon
Arras lpieber ansefangeu, porsm-
rafeu. Sic bnbem 5iuiiden Noar
,no Gaprelle cine iuid)tige Steamng
aenpmmem mnb in Der Gegenb BON
Maoud)p= Gnemeppe iollen iie eben-
falls in sic 6eutiden Stellansea
eimeebrnnsen iein. Wan elanbt, oaR
Die 9eutlden fire fur@tbaren sln-
griffe ipieberbolt 'uer6en nm ben
Gnalamoerm bic iuidtisen 'SObei
tpie6er sm mebnreu, bic fie erobert
6aben. 0ieIe 6Dbem ieien fir ben
geitamo Der iogenannten sSooan-
Qinie gera6esn notiuembis.
Die Jran5Oien berid)ten, oas ite
0fiuinne in Der 0egeno bon Snrte-
biie aemadt batten.
gpm Sem Sdla6tftlb i'm 9torotue=
ftem ssranfreihs 1T nid)ts ysenes s,t
meloen. Cine 9epeide bes rSnter-
national yteius Serpiee" melbet BON
nnaebemren gnsriffen Der 0entIdleu
= Der Sinbenbnrg &eierpen, iu.e
bic 9epeid)e lie nenmt - bic ale
snradseid5lagen iunrben nub BET De-
men bic 0entidJen fnrhtbare Serlnite
erlitten. Die 9epeiAen Der AiI.
YreiIe miIIen BON 6ieien fnrdtbareu
Mnariffen nidjts sn ntelben, lie be-
bampten i'm Uegenteil, am 9onners,
tag bGtten bpn gar feiner Seite Sn-
fanterie Mnsriffe itattgefunben. 0a'
nadj 1T an Der sansen 6ront, in Der
Mrrasseseno ioiuol, als in ber Sc
aenb BON 2aon, Der aantpf Dorlanfia
ober seitiueilis sam Gti1itano &C.
tommen. geibe Seile beaniprudcn
IieareidJ 81 iein. Die 6emtidjen 81
uieu iino md nidt bnrdbroAen.
Cine 0epelde bon Menter's GDrres'
psnbent Iaat, BE 9titiAen befan'
6en iidj iett in elmer stelnng, 0is
nidjf bireft fir bic @ertei6isnma
berseridltet lei, an6 iie fOnnten NM
bofftm, Sas 8orbriaeen Der Gns,
lanber anf5nbalteu, iuenn iie ii.
men nngebenre 3rnppenmaifen ent'
aeaenifellten. 0os Oan5e lperSt
fdliefIid anf bic Jrase anslamfen,
iuer bieIes nit nngebemren @erln'
iten perbun6ene SDitem am Gangiteu
ansbalten f0nme.
Giiboitlid Der bclgiIhea Stabi
gpern babcn bic SentIheu einen Nn.
ariff amf GnglGnoer, Die einen Sra
ter beiett batten, semadt, iunroen
aber suriidseihlaaen.
Die GnsIdnber in Maseoonien ba-
ben bic Stellnngen bic iie menlidj
ben 3Hlsarem dbmabmen, init ibreu
alten Stellnngen bereinist.
Der amerifaniiAe 2nftIdiffer Gnf'
berrD fat nd)t feinblide geroplans
Ber,rnterseidoien.
0entlde nOcitroper" baben Den
ensliidJen Safenort Mamssate ange-
griffen, baben bic Sfabt beidJoiien
iino aber pertrieben iuorbem, angeb
Iidl pbne biel Shaben an5uriften
Gime Trnm nnb Elm Wiann iunrocr
aetStef mnb Gin Wiaan uno sluei
syranem lpmr0en perlest.
Sm ben italieniIden eamoidJafter
goseanien mnb llm6rieu iiilb itarfs
Gro6c6en porgefommen. Sm WDnter
dvi, nabr slres5O, iullen uielc &erIo'
men set6tet iein.
GSeitern baben bic aonfereH5eu Mi
oen frans0iildJen aommiiIarcm iibc'
bic Sembnns BON Srnppen mad
,yranfreidb nm sniammen NIT Den
sFramsolen gegen bic 9entidlen 81
fampfeu, besonnen. Nm ben aonfe'
reu;en na6mtn Wnrid)all ssoffre nnf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

9Sina,t5abnlatb1tn9e,,.

bis bier @oden NIT Der gorlase fer-
tis iein miro.
Cine 2onooner Sepeide melbet,,
Der beatide Meidsfamsler babe iidy
an bic perIdiebenem bentiden 8es
giermnsen seiuanot nno iie erindjti
Streifer, 10 ld)arf, luie MIR m6ss
lid sn beitrafen. Mud iollen 1T
8erfin itreifenbe slrbeiter, Die Durs'
fer uom Militarbienit anssenonl-|
men lparen, at bic Sront geIdidt
ieim.
Die oentid)e Gentrnmspartei hot
8eihlMile nngenontnten, in benen es
fir omrdaits rid)tis erflGrt miro,
,uenn Der 9ieidsfansffr iid iueigere,
bic bentiden Srieofusbebinsritgen
su Der6ffentliden.
Ger oentIde Nedrineminiiter pun
Gnpelle int benz 8mbsetfomite oes
3eidstaa Die pertranlid)e Mitteilmns
semad)t, Der Grfols Der ltnteriee=
boote lei ambamerno grof mnS lire
@erlmite leien Hein. Sin giinitiseS
@eimltat f0nne nod i'm Mpril err
iuartet meroen. Die @erinin6ermns
Der Sramspprtselegenbeit fiir bic 9ll-
liierten nn6 bic Mbnabmc beg @or=
rats an Nabrnnssmitteln sinsen,
iosmlasen, Sanb in .6anb. Srot
Der Geninr fOnne man aus ben 9sadls
ridlten bod erfennen, oah Der 1tn-
terIeebpotfries Die Nerben Der Gns-
lanber nnb ibrer Maiierten erid5iit-
tert bate.
4remierminiiter 2logb 0eorge
iagte in elmer Hebe in Der 9onboner
Galilbbaa, Saf bic irIide Jrase mm-
beSingt seloit iuerben miiife.
0entidlanb's slntiuort anf bic
IpaniidJe Notc iuirb int einigen Sa.
aen erluartet. Der neme ipaniIde
Yremierminiiter, Wiarqnis 9rieto,
ioa III einem Snterpieiu init einem
@ertreter Ses yYetit SOnrnal" er-
Hart baben, gsemtralitGt iei ni9t
m6glidt, iuenn es iiM nm Die Gre
Ober bas Sntereile bes 2ambts bano-
Ie.
Cine 9epeIdJe aus Naibinstou
erflGrt, bic Observation-Disclosures
nit Der MISUNDERSTANDING
'uerbe pabrid)einlid nod in bieier
@ode In beioem !6Gmiern bes Som
greiIes angenpmmen nnb benz ErG-
ibentem smseldift lueroen.
aomgrekreprGientant SlaDoea err
flart, er lei nadD iuie pur sesen
&olifriptipm, troboem er nit Sepcs
Iden, in benen er, teiliueiie in einem
Sireft befeblsbaberiidJen Sun, amigo
forbert iuerbe, fir &onifriptiOn sm
itimmen, formlidJ iiberId)iittet luorSen
lei.
Nabrenb Der aasemeinen Debate
i'm ,Sanie baben 81 Witslieoer st
8nniten bes &onifriptiuns-Spitems
mno -breinnbpierSig scsen oasIelbe
seiproden. HeprGiemtant Neeemure
crfl1rte luieber feline nneridJiitterli-
DIE slbiidlt, sesen basIelbe sll itim-
men.
Gine 9epeIdle bes oSntcrnatiunal
yseus Service" Idlipdbt iuieber cins
mai dummies 3emg BON Der MGa-
lid)feit Der Gimfiibr1tne einer re-
pnblifaniidjen 9iegiernngsform in
9entId]lanS mno ersablt nns, bi. b0-
beren bentidJen giesiernnssbeamten
,1een cine ioeben eutitanoene re-
pmblifaniidle geiuegilus ernitlidJ III
getradJt @on bieicr Republican,
ld,en Seiuegnng fat mmier @eIanoter
Stopall in Bern beridJtet. Sic gebt
BON Sem Or. Ioeie-WeHer, bem Ser
falier Ses Seniationsbndes uSae-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

gon, defenders irttim nit Dem 6elli-
i6en @eianbten perfebre, antiportete
ser General la6eno, er perfebre nit
ibnt nidt 10 intim, lpie nit oen
amerifanilden @elanoten. aeiner Der
bisberigen friegfiibrenoen 0fahte
babe Merifo beldltigt ober in feline
gfe1te eingegriffen es lage allo
fir Werifaner alb fein @rrno Dor,
gegen Tie seinsenontmen slt ieil1. sll=
Ieroi11as ieien Die freunoidaftli6en
@efiiHe fir amerifa ourd oas Der
bot ser amerifaniiden &egiernng,
@affen rrno Munition on Merifo
gu liefern, et1pas ge0ampft tuorben,
ocnn oieies @erbot babe Die Bieoer-
beriteGung bes sSrieoens in Wartfo
Inn leds bis aht Monate binausge-
ifoben.
Der oeutidc @eianote IN
Merifo, BON gfborot, bat eine CT
fldruns peroffentliht, III Der er fast,
er itinune boGitaftaig NIT Dem iiber-
Elm, mas Der atnerifanifd)e Bot
l1after Sletber fiir5lih iiber Die
Neutrolit1t Merifo's geiagt babe
Gs iei fein 8runb borbanoeil, mar
nm elm 2ano tpie Merifo nidt I'M
Stanbe iein ioae, ieine gsertralitat
oufredt 8u erbalten iino ebenio lei,
leiner Meinung nod, audi fein
8runo porbanben, iparltm elm iol-
dies 2aao in bpnarieg eirtreten iol-
le. 9e5iiglid Der 9emonItration
in Der 0eputiertenfanner lagte er,
er babe iid) nidt Inn iie benliibt
General Mlrgllia lit in Sna-
req, er lagt, er peroe iofort nad Ga-
ios @ranoes geben ilno BON bort
oie @erfolellne gilla's auinebn1en.
8il(a bat Die 9riifen an Der 9soro-
ipeitlihen gabn, iiiolih bon sSSliare5.
perbrennen laiien, mubrIdeinlih, INN
Muraitio's Gorriiden 81 uerbinbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27
9m permicten1

9as obere Stoflperf oes Sauies
Mo. 218 Of-gommerce StraBe =
@aum 90 Bel 80 SuB. ssad8ufraoen
2t6 SIt-gommerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

0ie 9eeislatur bon 5loriba
bot oie @ia, ourd pelde bas sn-
non3ieren ipiritiloler @etronfe ponl
1. Sui an I'M eallsen Staate perto-
ten miro. pniiiert. @s lit ahiolllt
iiher, ooB Der @ouuerneur Die sil(
unter5ei6nen miro.
9ie Dem 9feprdielltontenbarie
Der Slorioa 2egislutur porliegenoe
8ia, i'm nddJiten Sabre iiber eiit.
sSrouen Stintnlreht glnen0e-
ment o65ultinunen muroe ueruor-
fen. Ser Senat botte Die &orloge
Dor einiaen Toaen ongenomen.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12
NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS
next MONDAY EVENING

Night school will commence Monday
evening in the hi gh school. Classes
will be held on Monday and Thursday
evening every week at 7:15 O'Clock.
There is no tuition charged those
who attend, although a deposit of
$3.50 must be made upon registering
to cover the cost of books. This sum
will be refunded at the end of the
year when the books are returned.
Classes in business English, letter
writing. writing, spelling, shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping, rapid cal
culation, shop work, mechanical draw
ing, shop arithmetic will be taught in
the commercial classes. The academic
branches are reading, spelling and
arithmetic. Domestic science classes
will consist of cooking and sewing if
sufficient number desire it.
IT there are a sufficient number of
persons wishing to take up work other
than that now decided upon, arrange
ments will be made to that effect
Principal Ralph Buell., and Thomas
Grady, Basil Trueblood, Marie Thiel-
man and Lillian R. Wingreene will
teach the classes.
Supt T. J. Berto stated that from
indications there will be a great
many more people taking up work
this year who have already the ad-
vantage of good education.
Those wishing to attend are to
register Monday evening at the high
school in order that they may attend
the first class on Thursday evening.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12

He spoke on the number of chapters
in the United States, stating that at
the present time there are 24OO chap
ters in the United States and 67 chap
ters in Wisconsin,
There are also chapters in Alaska,
Porto Rico, Cuba, Philippines, Ha-
wall, Canal Zone, Guam, Persia, Syria
and Turkey.
"The Red Cross stands for service.
The Red Cross means relief. It's work
is not cold, over cautious nor statis-
teal. 1t labOrs for humanity or in the
higher sense, it's labor it's without
money and without price.
The work of the Red Cross on the
battlefield is divided into three parts.
The work behind the front line of de-
tense, or regimental aid stations con-
slsts of quick bandage, or operation.
70 these stations the wounded are
carried by stretcher bearers. The
second is called the line of communi-
cation where soldiers are carried to
the evacuation hospital to be cured
before they go back to the front
again or to recuperate enough to be
taken to the interior or home terri
tory, to the general or convalescent
hospitals.
In speaking of how the American
Red Cross is financed, the speaker
said: "The American Red Cross is a
voluntary organization 1t gives re-
lief free of charge wherever needed.
Many of it's best workers and lead
ers are giving their full time to it's
work without cent of pay" The
same is true Of the fund it receives.
All gifts to the Red Cross are volun-
tary. No one is compelled to serve for
or give financial aid to it. 1t is there
fore apparent that the Red Cross de-
ponds for the relief service on the
good will and cooperation of the
American people
What Each Individual Can Do.
The service which each individual
can render in connection with the
work of the American Red Cross de-
pends upon the individual training,
experience and ability Roughly speak
ing, the personnel of the Red Cross is
divided into three sections-The
trained, who are willing to serve
where needed; then those who are
trained and unframed, but bound by
ties and must do their work near
their homes; finally those who must
remain at home and give financial
aid"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12
MANY ARE TO MEET
AT JEFFERSON SATURDAY

The school teachers of Jefferson
at Jefferson Saturday at a. m. With
one or two exceptions all the public
school teachers of Watertown will be
present. The clergymen of the county
will also meet at Jefferson as will
also the County Council of Defense on
the same day.
The teachers will meet in the court
house at 8 a. m. and be in session un-
til IL m.
The clergymen will be in session
from 10 a. m. until IL NJ. in the G. A.
R. room in the court house.
The Council of Defense members
will be in session starting promptly
at p. m. and continue during the en-
tire afternoon.
Discussion of teachers at 9 a. m.
Talk by A. L. Stengel, secretary of
the Jefferson County Council of De-
tense on "The Duty of Our Public
School Teachers to Our Country" Ad-
dress by A. H. Melville of Madison,
executive secretary of the Wisconsin
Council Of Defense. Address by C.
H. Holsinger, emergency food agent
for Jefferson county.
Convention of ministers at 10 a m.
Talk by G. B. Rogers, chairman of tse
committee of the County Council of
Defense, on Appropriate Organiza-
tion." Address by A. H. Melville of
Madison, Wisconsin executive secre-
tary of the Wisconsin State Council
of Defense, on 1.-The Duties of the
Clergy in This War"
Convention of County Council of
Defense members at 1 p. m. Talk by
w. D. James, chairman of the Jeffer-
son County Council of Defense. Ad-
dress by A. H. Melville. Address by
c. H. Holsinger.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12
ST. MARY HOSPITAL
TO COST $4,000
WELL UNDER WAY

ST. Mary's new hospital is we'll I'M
der way The foundation walls of
concrete have been built and the
brick walls of the structure are now
going up. Work has been retarded
owing to poor weather conditions and
the building will probably not be
under roof January 1, although an
effort will be made to have it done.
The new building adjoins the old hos
pital and will be connected with it by
a covered porch or passageway.
The building is Axis feet, three
stories high above the basement, and
it will be fireproof throughout Most
of the labor will be furnished by Wa
tertOwn with few exceptions, where
outside contracts have been let Ac-
cording to contracts now let the cost
will be $4,000.
General contract, Block, NAL
low & Kaddatz- $50 900
Plumbing, O. Biefeld & Co $4,000
Heating, Chicago $500
Electric wiring, Chicago $500
Marble and Toronto floors,
Chicago 1890
Hardware 500
The general contract includes paint
ing, which will be done by w. c. Raue
& Sons Co.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
ASKED TO HELP IN
RAISING BIG FUND

At the suggestion of President Will
son the directors of the Watertown
Business Mems association have been
called on to get their organization be-
hind the campaign to raise national
fund for War Camp Community Re-
creation work. The purpose Of this is
to inspire men, increase the efficiency
and help develop the fighting spirit of
the American armed forces. Features
Of this big work include the providing
of wholesome, healthy environment in
the communities surrounding the nine
ty or more training camps and posts.
John N. WHY'S of Toledo, automo-
bile and aerOplane manufacturer, ap-
pointed jointly by Secretary of War
Baker and Secretary of the Navy Dan
iels as chairman of the national COM
mitee on the War Camp Community
Recreation Fund, has written a letter
to H. Mulberger, NJ G.. Kusel, Max
Meier and A. d. PIatz, asking their
assistance in this vitality important war
work
The public, it is pointed out, must
be made to realize that they must help
TO win the war The first victories
will be won in America, and will de-
pend on the way in which those who
stay at home receive, welcome and
hearten the men who are ready to
bleed and die that democracy may
live. The work for the soldiers and
sailors in the communities outside the
camps, should not be confused with
what is being done for their enter
tainment and recreation by the Y. NJ
c. A, the Knights of Columbus, the
Y. M. H. A, and in other ways during
their leisure hours in camp.
Mr.. WHY'S summarizes the big pur-
pose of the War Camp Community
Recreation Fund when he says:
"The spirit of the new American
army is to be made in the next few
months. Mere numbers do not make
an army; millions of soldiers who lack
the fighting spirit can retreat without
struggle. The American boys must
know that the finest ideals of civiliZa-
ton are in their hands; that the
folks at home are living and fighting
in their hearts.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-12
Marriage Licenses.

Frank Hobkirk, Anna Kuechenberg,
Waupun. :
Paul Bartol, Martha Zemlo, Beaver
Dam.
Hilbert H. Pieper, Elanor Zahm,
Beaver Dam.
Melvin c. Sterr, Mamie Hesprich,
Lomira
Paul Parschka, Ella Dahms, Hustis-
ford.
Otto c. Ulrich, Emma Wagner, Le-
banon
Bernhard Huebner, Elsie Steinbach,
Elba.
Robert H. Marvin, Agnes Panzer.
Beaver Dam.
Edwin Lehner, Leroy, Helen Schae-
fer, Herman
Charles Boldt, Cora TRIUMPH, Lowell.
William c. Schultz, Clyman, Anna
Boldt, Reeseville
Frank Bohn, Herman, Ida Hildt,
Lomira
Medard Stenzcka, Trenton, Magda-
lena Raticheck, Beaver Dam.
Joseph JAM, Jr., Theresa Planash,
Beaver Dam.
Martin F. Tester, Waterloo, Augusta
Hahn, Portland
Carl Paustain, Emma Bachhuber,
Mayville.
Joseph VanDerKolk, Waupun, Doro-
thy Matthews, Fox Lake.