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Notice to Prove Will and Notice "a
Creditors.

In Re Estate of Anna Rose Legler. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the Special Term
of said Court to be held on the 2nd Tuesday, be.
ing the 18th day of June, A. d. 1917, at the Cour;
House in the City of La Crosse. County of La
Crosse, and State Of Wisconsin. there will be heard
and considered. the application of Louis Pamperin
to admit to probate the last viii and Testament OF
Anna Rose Legler, late of the City of La Crosse, in
said County. deceased. and for the appointment
of an executor,
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Spe-
cial Term of said court to be held at said toHrt
House. on the End Tuesday being the 18th day of
September A. D.. 1917, there will be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted, all claims against said
Anna Rose Legler, deceased:
And notice is hereby further given, that all such
claims for examination and allowance must be pre-
scented to said county court at the Court House in
the City of La Crosse, in sand county and state. on
or before the sth day of September. A. u. 1877. or
be barred.
Dated this sth day Of May. 1917.
b. the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY.
County Judge.
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Ter 0et,uaubcltc SdJinfea
Son $ 6 Nromel.

Ter SnuBbonnss uiiBt Den arieg,
neil anDera ~nirgenos u,dIt5 e~indeher
mill, uHo lpttlt enc SET lang BET
Der 8ubu BEN UuIstiudftner. aus.
pttIspel1G b.s EN- neuer tpnmt; Der
pnoere bat ms Os.n mulien. Glnml.
10 laot er gegen {Yeiera1eno NOT Elm
alItten UNI, un0 ou ers pie!ieid,
Dem 0elld,t etloAs IL nab bringt, lpu5
merit er uno tplrbelt lt)mlbbetno rem
rotten Wlnoidngf Qub i'd rihtig ees
leletl, idgt er, 10 Der.neIoet Der tyru1ts
bret 8oblruben; ba risft'5 a6er.
limit MIR. nub Sdtinten. 0onn
battle oas sum AsgIhidsn mUrlen
no6 3eit. SteII: o!lo lds st itheu
belleite IN sinen WinteI, matt 0eyer.
ooeno uno ge4t bcIn, D, b. gum buts
lI8en 6u6spIrt. Der Inn am Aed
Ilegt, uno noA Hiht bat.
Der Jud8pirt mill in IsI6iQer
Htopt leltnao In ytdQ5drgarten pas
ben rumoreu bUrtn, oCer Is bat ION
9etrdumt. Ms er onoern Wtcratns
Den Qunnes nit e,nem NiItheu auf
Der ApleI potoci9epen l'ept: giIt
&rlegalleIerdnt 9eluor0en, Qunnts2
lro9: CT lbn. IS gilt metnem Better
ms 6eIo, iagt neI. Die buben OFT
I'M 04uBeugrobeu mn gtels. unD
Der 1T gut lur Die Jopien. Gn
9ammIein H~erau@ertes. peritebit ou?
Yer S~enubofbuusr bot mfrs oboes
!diien; lpirt ibn 1rum nid1t berrus
ten. SoQs's, peulelt bic IhleI,
aRo gebt psiter.
Sm 6raAtiGuppen mutt er Iih
an bibnen nut oem g%eitrigen Rubens
tli'heu 81 idufitn, 90 bran aut) ale
hd0eI feIt liBen. 10 sgt's oui Der
9rudenn01e u04 uno 3aubert 10
bran bcrunt, bis er's enolicb nit oen
&ob!suben IN ten 5rottp0gen ibiebt
nno tbm 9'iidIihe yobrt ipunibt.
lleber U{tttd9 'ommt er nit teircm
&lithen pjeoer 5cIm 5uhspist pcrs
Del, Der ~bemoarmIig unter Der 5ure
lteht. W0rAm 9'a pleoer brinoes
msInt sr 81 lbm, Der Qerr Gor.
't1no APT Shnten nitt ourt, au.
Ter nit cinem Stein pom 9lirQer.
metter. BON meQen Nusiubroerbrt
sic ~iotoern Den Cpferrnn. Strlps
oeIlpetI be- mir Elm, i3gt Der Iuda.
rplrt. bebt Inns pen Der Ndiel uro
rImmt's in &ruu1krung,
Dos onoers aiitd,en triift mobI.
bebdltcn III Berlin tln. Ter 1yratts
BRIEF meIoet 5tpor HohIrupen. irie
%pereiubort, obet Der !0err IedluuaQs.
raj mill oof wi,en. IS lei sj9entlth
Elm Sh'nttn QeTeiut 1elpeien.
Ner dbey cen Shjnten rch IN
ltlbt9er gdltt gtriudt uno fir rr.,s
inert ~btIunctr Bot max Der SduB3Gn5
nes init hem 6utSNirt. Den Qrobe,
ren Geji rAhm Tim oicler neupo.
ni!ljGit 90 sum N5aitprus, , b. ,ir
c;ntn Qutcn Treipj;rtel@raufd,, NIB
tantn 10 peiot 0ui ibre Retnun1.
Ger @an0e9 lpie Ger YuttIpirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Sodjeitfsloden

Die GoI9enbcn ermirften lid einct1
@od8eitScrloubniBifcin in Minono:
Yteluen 8iIberg uno Wtinie 9oIep
beioc pom "a Groiie.
HIfreo 9oung BON minneapolis
uno Snoia lltta BON ga Groiie.
YIN. St1tIb BON ga Groiie uno
Noro NcnneII bon Niroallo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

altbefUabrten Gbepoare ihon gum
8oralts her8Iidite 8ratulatiOn. Die
Slibilare, beioe beitens erbaIten nno
lpobI uno munter, 10 oaB man ibnelt
Die Sabre ourdaus nidt aniiebt. per.
ben 0as ifone 5cIt gang i'm engeren
,Samilienfreiie feiern, uno miro bel
oemielben aud Die I'M fernen Galifor-
MEN wobnen0e 1od)ter, 6rau Robt.
@ouah. -anfpeien0 iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

c 9. $. &oIa bat icin Gontor
IN oos 9eelrburg @eb0uoc perfect.
@enn Sic $1,000 bis $4,000 5u 5
Ero5cnt 3inicn olli 60 Groiicr 81.
9entbum bobcn m0dten, 10 iprrd)en
Sic bel ibm Dor oocr ruicn Sic i'm
ouf; ncllcs GcIepbon 20. t476 NJ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
3n p%erfaufcr

bciteS norhIidle5 Bisconiincr Gut
Cper" @nnn uno Sarmcn, 40 %dcr bis
Sectioncu. in ncm ,srlld)tgiirtcI. Sic
beiteu Srnn5portdtions : @%eIcaenbcitcn.
StrdBen SdluIen uno Wdrtte. 3ufrie.
beniteIletloe Sernine. Spredcn Sic Dor
oecr idreibeu sic an
j. 2unnebedc. 8cifGftSfiibrer.
NuhfieIo %3nucItmeut Iii'n.
TihIanh, SO / 3,
Ypfnlr NNent: Rohce RenI e il a I c
80. 6t1 Scrrn StraBC. ga Groilc Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Sie bette llebersenanua,

oob mir Die bette Noljarbeit iiir's
@clo hobell, lit 81 fontmen uno 81
in'pijircn. Gobci mcrocn Sic and,
elnIchen. pcshuIb mir utiere &onfur.
rcltten ulterbieteu fonnen - neil mi,
Die &eIltc mo Die SahrtFcn huben.
Moorcn III IroBen Cuautit0tcn her
il'tcllen. Gic@ lit Elm 3citnItcr gro
ser luNgc. Hnu't bier uuo iport
@elo &eriudcn Sit'a mcnja'ttn5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
8olbene Sod3eit.

m ndfiten 6reitag
iperoen in ibrem
alien 9eim, 40
8ine StrnBe, @r.
mo Grau s. =.
&Iein lire gol-
ocne @oh3eit be-
geben, uno nib
met aud Der
y~gtoroiteru" Dem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
8eihGfts Hoti,eu.

g1ag7 Wer 9eloer gu mdBigeu 3inIer
Icihen modIte. cuIen %oerIdbIthen Natb
Qeher iilr Getbs mo W~iortgdges bru1thi
oeer @eIo ouf quite Sidlerbeit ausleiber
nil. penoe IT'D an ". s. 6idiih
203 g. 4. StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Tarm 81 %Dcrfanfen.

Gine quite 6orm bon 100 Idcr,
hopon so 4dcr cultipirt, gcIcgcn 8
Mtcilen noroIid bon Sparta, @is..
lit biuig 81 perfouicn. &oberes bel
Sstar @uiia.
gongor. NiS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Waipe Wtlebrte.

I'm bic pbdntaitifhen 8orfefungen.
bic friikr on bic in bn 2dnonen
pobnenbs g~ebsimnispo[Ie 3roft ses
tniipft purben. srinnsrt oas Xxx.
SecoIo": Die 8anonen. bis in StaIien
In Der eriten 6Glfte oes ID. Sdbrbuns
oerts gebaut purben, perosn BON Pes
trarcd fol9enoermabsn geidiloert: Ga
esldnq benz Wenihen in ieiner Ser
ftorunestput, ben gIiBitrdbl, Den @trs
gil fir unnodabmlih belt, bod nads
5ubiIcen. Gr IdBt i'm, Der font aug
ben Woltsn sudt, aus einsm honifden
Snitrumsnt bon Sols berporfhieben."
Iuf bic bolaernen Ganonen fol9ten biz
eiiernen, unb I'm 1910 eob mdn &C.
i6uBe aus SUPPER oOer 8rpn3e. Iber
nod I'm Is Sabrhunoert 5erbrafen ii6
bic @eIshrten bsn &opf iber Die rdtz
felbafte Rraft, bic bic 9eIhohe tets
nab porn trieb, uno fhrieben oies
Wunber benz berubmten rIbfheu Dor
Der Qsere" gu. cine eirfddls Grtldrlin9.
bic fir alles berboIten mubte, mas fe
nift %per'tanoen. Spnosrbar 1T es.
tpis nod Rabslais oieie Irihauunq
fsitbdIt: mWeun bas pliIper perbraudi
mar, fam ss oor. oob. UNI oen bon Der
Hatur nitt ~qetporten leeren Raum gu
oermsioen. Die 8uesI bsftig aus BEN
SdIunoe Ms @si6iibes bsruusge=
fdlsuoert lpuroe. I'm bic Cuff in ben
Raum sinorin1en gu toFsn, Ser FONT
leer qebliebsn ndrs, rufoem oas PuI.
Der nurd oos fdnsIe 5susr perbrouht
tporoen mar"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Nr tollcr mir unH in bic aricasitim

Sc tullcr MIR II IN Die 6rIcoeitlm
lllltul hulcinnrbcltcl oclto itpplQer
idllcGt bic ECrrlidthcit ms Nrnlt, Sic
lid M rcrihlcNcnitcr T0rm oi'Cnbort.
,EcBt hat man io0nr ciHcn %rupcu emit.
octt Der iidl non Nilrntcrn trndhrt.
bic CT Ncbrotcu o0rr rob lit uno 0obci
lett mrr0 Mn N%cacutoQcil, pcnn Sic
Nc0cnipilrmcr uu Der Chtr'ladlc Nc3
Hrtta ~cridlClucli. modht Ser %ltuuc
'orr1lldl %olh nHf olt aMtrnd,cr"
one tr 'ldl i'm Shmort,lcI Wbcrcttct
Slc bictcu Grint iWr @cciitcof utlh
uuocrc tTlclit'ortcu irN mrl Sen mltl.
uchr OILS ndhrhditc Spciic pol, unic
rem &ntClitmohIth0tcru tmpiohIcu,
oir audi Scr ,Flciiduoth uorbcudcu
lpollCu. inoClu lie 0Ic Ndlbtrutt
emVfchIcn. EoB ubriQcu2 crit ciu
Nnlb Qtborcu ucrhtu mu$. thc man
Is droG pdppclu fom un0 00G % lid
cine acrultmc Belt ulllult. che Is lid,
sum Hinouich cutpItclt hat. 0u>
Uad>t ocrl Nothaebcru mrujl Sordc.
Der Cbitiudlt rpoOcu liz oltdl AMI Die
1DdN helieu. inocm lie uorihladcn.
ole Nlumc ju piropiul lPjl ibren
0rpcrimcntcu mtrocu ijt mobl ji Scr
llcbcr5cuQlng foumcH 0nN mani ans
ciucnt Sdlncin@ohr tcinc iciocuc
N0ric hcritcllCH fam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

&uh lin 0unNeuthu'
toIt. sic Nluseu Qor njtt.
IrluIei lVr th fUr dutits 9lus
ptrIe lAp0rme Aiis 6Guitr, 9Uy'
3ca, Nlr&tu anN otr1leihen.~
IRA bobtr Sic iit benz ihon
nal u~n':rW ;dn':noidbrigcu pr1hi;.
len 0om btita;u 90"
vHot ni&t, 3,panjilmnI ihon
potits ~ %hjnclnsttsn 0btr isotsma!
bate Id 5eyao> mt.re trennenot 81
1drrt m oey &ii13, hno oa 9ing Is
oob uitt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

Co. Htt2itlaa bcocdtc ocu gor.
sen Horpcr. sd mod]te menlcll
Can't ul9iprchcu~. id)rcibt &r. 3od1.
Noultctn oor Mimic. NIta., yfilr on3
m%unotrbdrc &rdlltcrbeilmittcI Tor.
MS Ylpcntrdltcr. IS bot an mir.
tro6 mtluc@ Nltcr@. Nunoer 1elpirtt.
Gin @outou5it)laa bcocdtc nleiuen
dol3e1 &orpcr. &h ucriIdltc Der.
ldlleoclte YteoHjncn uu0 bcitdlte ncb-
rcrc Herjtc. 00h allc2 mar pcrgcblldl.
Gltrdl Den @cbrauh oe$ Nlpcnfr0u-
tiers mlroc mtluc @ciunohcit pol
ltdilolg pleotrhCrleitcIlt mo mein
9ppctlt hat lld1 bcocuteno aebciicrt. q"
Nornt'@ Hlqtntr0uttr @lutbcIeber
motlt 'ttncm 9}amen Ghre: es per.
oe''crt ha> NIut. e. nlrft nuf 2cbcr
ltno 9tlcrcll Is rcguIjcrt Sen Wogcu.
uno trli'trnt ami 0ltit Nctic Sic I'm
rtlttlQtctt ais Dem Saitcm uno hilit
Ser NotlW bei Slt @ie0crbcritcnuto
Der V~t'uUohtlt t. miro nidlt 0urd,
9~poihtfcr rtrtoait. ionoeru ocn Gen,
Ten oitrdl %1tal0Ituttu oirctt aclic.
'ert &Sr9cu H3a,ycr Nustunit idrcibc
man an; Gr Better Gabrncn x sons
Go. 19-25 "a Some Gpc., Chi.
cage, IN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
WGod)cn %uerlanat,

I'M HIter bon mcnigitcns 1919 Sab
rem, III unicrcm 6laifenbier 9cpar.
temellt. @lcit 0uiclbit an5umeloen
On 0|raucrci.
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Neuefte Nn5eigen.
Sletne SpcsiaIan5eisen fuften:


NSNei ." ~SpAAN SShlH wv ~OLL'
Sic @urte ~%erIaugt". ~3u oertau'
len, gu permletben". ~S~beitbaber Der.
ian9t", II. |. ~. ioruie Die Norelien Iinf
elm She'll Der Au3ei9en nnb miiiien be-
Der Srets : 9erehuun9 als @orte mit9e.
3ablt nerben.
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Sc L 6.

Saut Nais! Gos 2anomirtb.
idaits . 2cportement IN @oibingtou
foroert in einem allfrui an Die s5ar-
mer Den Anbou BON Wiai5 als oas
mirfiamite WitteI 5itm Au5gIeih iilr
Den orobenoen Nei3cnmangcI. DER.
nerbin miro ausgeoehntcr 8ebrmIdI
bon 0laismehI aI9 Griat fltr @ei.
aeumchl eunpfoblen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
grnnbsigsntbumsmarit.

SamueI Wfoen II. u. on Carl Woen,
Gigcntbum in ga GroiIe Goltntp
fllr .hs. $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
3n Dertanfen

Cine SopeItrn Scttee, Mongcl,
Waboganp Gid uip. IN 115 norbl.
13 Strobe; llelles 5clcpbon TIA.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Nppca an .Sansfrauen.

Re0iiclo in @aibiugtou, . s.. hot
ont Iictstaa ctnen Iuiruf an Die
@dlisfrnuen oes 2nnocs crIaiieu,
Sommerfriidlte uno @cntilic I'M @au.
le auf5ubcrunbrcn. nm Den &orrnth
al Nlefbuhicn dlIfrcht Crhalten SIT
hcllen nG& lit bon aroBter Wihtlg
felt. ooB 3lunbleh norhuIt0eu iii. urt
oaa Sommcrgentiiie mo ole 1Srilt1tc
filr oen nddlitcn @jntcr u~ui5llbcnab-
rem" lagte &crr RCofieIo.
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G0mntn Rntb. +,

oOHHtn hdfD. >Stt DER SpC3l0I
taal1tg 0es 0ouutn Hath@. neId,c
acitcrn Q}orgcn bcqnnn, puroc @ol.
ter =. Wlntcr bon Der i6. Maro in
ga Groiic gum &oriibenocn Qc,uabIt.
Setu @cuucr Orin ,3lctdlcr hattie
nur # Stimmen bcfommcn Qcgen
feline % Die NorQniieuuQ mo-
turj; oic organization oc9 Rothe5
fnuo ltatt mo mn unbcocutcuot Nor,
Ia1cn murocu eilgcreidt mo an Die
5ult0noilcu Gontitc9 pcrpicicn. I'm
Ter ocnlcIbcu bcianb ltd cine Ncrullli.
2unQ uou 1880 iilr Nr6cit, wcld,c
non Nn Groiie Gonrtn Gouucil OF
Ncrcu'c NcltIitct mur0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Srnnrrbcidlniie fiir Nplfe

SrancrbcidIniie fiir &Olfe. Ern
hiciigen Strelagerlht mur0e am Yton.
1ngnud)mittag gum Auocnteu an Den
oeritorbeneu 2iitrjft9onmult Millanl
=. @olie cine (raucrfeier aehaltcn,
mo tpurocu bel oieicr @eleQenbeit
aud 3rauerbcithliic, non Is. g. Nalo.
min, Anoretp Gees uno &. $. Sfpei
ser ueriobt, Dem @erittsprotofou
eiuucrleibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Ter Mobnrni ,3urif Snr Sdloae"

hot I'M aolSeu @nubc cine bcrcltrpil-
lllc At'ualmlc Q%clru0cu &n gang
bclonorrcm YtoEc triiit Dies GIT. 10.
lpclt 0na u ubQ0rtru Nrn-
hlcm IN @ctrudt tommt. IS iii
lc0odl mat otmjHhclt uoral2iulolcn.
ooG ctn GROCER (beiI olcicr Atuatcrr
I"drtucr. olc NIT cbruioplcI llufcnut.
mis- mIc Cjftr an sic Nrbcit acbcn.
idmcrt Gutt0uidnnlen crlcben miro.
Tic NcJIInQt I'M @Ortcnbou tbun
o0rrm llt. i'd }ltpor otu Roth pom
: a dutrlt0uoi0cu cin5uho-
len. Nlchcr crIuloI ntcbr irndcL OILS
Errthlimcr bcQchtH. mcldr Sic louir
Ytjlhc mo nn2 %pcrou90obtc l8eIN ms
los uu0dlCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Concert in Der 0Ormalihule. Am

Concert in Der NOrmaliflule. Aul
YPlttmoh Abcno CAB Ger Girls @Iee
Glub u1o ou9 Crd)cltcr Der Rormal.
idule 5uidmuicu elu Concert. oa5
nad Dem cinitimmigen llrthcil bon
Yiuiifliebbabcrn Elm Grfolg IN icoer
9e3iebuug mar. Die &ortraQc BON
0rn. Iomiicef uui DER @eiae, Der
Gongerin sri. Stclo Ncrlo. pom
@ru 9uid aui Der 8lariuette uno
BON 3ru. Morgan oltf Dem NlnUler
fouoeu Defenders alltcn NufIaug. IS
par Dos critic ocrurtIgc Concert ser
Sdnulc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

GIieubnbn d. SteucrH. Die itant.
Iide Stcuerfommiiiion in UidOiiou
ieetc an Qouuerstag oen @ertb oc8
qeinHnttcn DIE aopfitationcu bctref.
ieno3n Giaelthunl9 DER Glicubobncn
III &isconiiu ouf t5.97t.S00 Col.
lars felt. ,vitr oicIcs Gigcuthum
iuerocu Die Wahnen an Stcueru 22t..
62756 Collars 5I 8oblcn hobcn Sn
Xorinbr belief iidl Ole HctperthuHa
Der betrcitcuocu &teacnitoitcu aui
i3,136.49t Collars un0 olc bctrti
icn0cu Staotc. IN 3eten 0aa GiQcn
thum Lag, crbicltelt uon Scr cmtni
ilrten Steueriummie eincu Neirn9
bon in5qeiammt Sls0.9i544
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18

Sic Nnocbote iur DEN gan oce
SdmtnoiudtiQcu Suuotoruuna lurr
Den ON IicustoQ qeoiinct. abcr ser
Gontratt fonntc nld,t pcrQcbcn mcr
Den, neil ale NuQcbotc at bob purrn
9jc u 7. NilI Complain non Uiiuur
opolIa mar nit $49.3t0 Ole uic0riuitl
9ictcrin obCr iuumtr nod, ctmo $40.
o00bobcr ais Ger &ornnid,laa Wei.
tcrc NnGcbotc morcn mic ioIgt einQr.
laltiCn:
u. e. Gooiecu. Icroruh, "a. $40.
est; Better @IcIiou va Groiic So.
S91; 90 Groiic Sttcl ono Gcuitruc.
tlon 60. "a Groiic 81 29s, Meitcrl
Conjunction @n. ~ Groiic $50 49,.
2Shltc @cupcI SO Va Groiic $50.
SO.
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&iseonNu Surmcr Suititntcs. Ni9

&iseon1H Surmer Suititntcs. Ni3
iett hat ooa Ieportcurcut Of Iormer2
Nlnitihlte9 nod, feline Ectltlon illr EN-
warmers Snitttnte III IA Groiic
Gouutn iur oen Mlntcr l917-191S
erbaIten &nititutc HcItcr. Mn
%itloae5ettcI mo Eronrommc merocn
umionIt 0cIlcicrt Sic Grtid,uit. mel.
die Elm (SuitItutc mitnidt ~llcicrt Sale.
Mcijuna uno Nldlt Gn@ &nititutc
ootert jmcl Gage mo EN- 9bcno. ,>r
aeuo elneCrtidnit. olc 5fuci Ncrlnmm.
i%nnaaIofole bat. ioatc qItldlialla ltm
Cit @omen's <uititute criud)cu. ,%r.
acno cine |crion, mcldc nm }tbbol-
tunQ zines ,Sttitltuica 81 crindcu
milltldlt ioItc al ocn Supcriutcuocn-
ten Der ~Tormcr9 [inltitittc9. Miooi
Ion, Mia., nm %}uicuoumQ zines Etti-
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THOUSANDS OF SINGERS
MAY MARCH IN PARADE
Patriotic Songs to Feature Satur.
days Demonstration Between
Capitol and White House.

Plans for a parade, in which several
thousand singers OF patriotic songs are
expected to take part, are being made
for Saturday afternoon. William F.
GUIDE is chairman Of the general COM
mittee in charge. George Herbert VIII
son. managing director OF the Inter
Departmental Chorus. has been named
as chairman OF the committee on sing
ing, and Otto T. Simon, director of the
Motel Choral Society. is to lead the
singing.
Tentative arrangements provide for
having the participants rally at the
east front of the Capitol Saturday aft
ernoon and march to the White House
the route followed being along Penn
sylvania avenue to 18th street, and
then along the Avenue to the Executive
Mansion.
1t is believed by the starters Of the
movement that 1t will be particularly
timely. Immediately preceding the spe-
eial session of Congress. Efforts are
being made to enlist the cooperation
OF the many civic organizations in the
District of Columbia.
A meeting of the committee in charge
has been called for 4:30 O'Clock this
afternoon in the rooms of the Chamber
Of Commerce Full details for the
project are expected to be completed
al this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-28
GAME WARDEN HELD.
Accused of 1mpersonating Officer in
Arresting Strikebreaker.

HYATTSvILLE. Md, March 2S.-
Will Fink Of Berwyn, a deputy game
warden, arrested last Tuesday night by
Constable Harvey L. Smith. charged
with tmpersonating an officer and car
rying a concealed weapon just after
Fink had arrested Wallace p Smith, a
strikebreaking conductor on the City
and Suburban railroad, was given a
preliminary hearing before Judge Her
bert J. Moffatt in the police court here
last night
Fink was held in each case for the
action of the grand jury under bond OF
500. Attorney J. F. LilIard OF Hyatts-
Vile appeared for Fink, and Attorney
Robert ". Wells for the railroad com
pany.
car on the City and Suburban
branch of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company last night about 8
o'clock was derailed at Riverdale when
the switch there failed to work. The
car carried no passengers and was not
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-28

street light posts during the inaugural
celebration. For ave years I have had
a large United States flag flying all the
time from a nagpole on my home
grounds. Those who start such rumors
are utterly ignorant of facts with
which the vast majority Of the citizens
of Washington. including the highest
government officials, are familiar
Those whose opinion really carries
weight know me too we'll to doubt that
will at all times do all in my power
for the United States. for the flag and
in support of our President"
Mr.. Heurich Scorns the Rumors-
Christian Heurich stated to a Star re-
porter that his loyalty as a citizen was
so far beyond question that he regarded
the sensational rumors as being too
ridiculous to notice.
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until the fast-moving car dashed past
him that he knew the object of their
presence in that locality.
Ordered Off at Point of Gun.

SAoSA Gu vi dI OlAI VI 1uAAs
Henry Davis was conductor on the
car and the motornan was Charles
Bosom. When the car stopped at I'd
and e streets to take on passengers
several men jumped upon the rear plat
form. one of them drawing a revolver
and ordering the conductor off the car.
Conductor Davis was hustled into an
automobile and driven away, his cap
tors releasing him several blocks dis
tant.
Surging through the car, several of
the men reached the front platform.
where one of them demanded the con-
troller handle of the motorman.
Bosom did not participate in further
discussion of the reasons Glad to
escape violence at the hands of the
trespassers. he surrendered the con-
troller handle and quickly left the car.
He disappeared from the scene of the
trouble. returned to the 18th street barn
and was given another car.
Detectives Burlingame, Kelly, Hugh
lett, Embrey. Evans and Warren, mem
bers of the squads looking after the
strike situation at night. participated
in an investigation of the affair. They
one witness telling them there were
several shots fired at the car as it sped
down grade to the point where it was
demolished.
Inspector Grant this morning took
charge Of the investigation and had his
men interview a number of suspects
He said he hoped his men would have
some of the guilty persons in custody
before night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-28
PLACES IN WASHINGTON
WHERE YOU CAN ENLIST

Stations have been established
III various parts of the CITY
where young men and women
may enlist and enroll in the
military service in time OF war.
The stations are:
Army Recruiting tent at
Pennsylvania avenue and 7th
street northwest, and a flag
station" in front OF the Column
bus statue at the Union station.
Navy-Recruiting station at
9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. and at sea-
mems quarters at the Washing
ton navy yard, foot of 9th street
southeast.
Marine Ccrps-Marine bar
racks. 9Th and 6 streets south
east
Naval reserve-Enrollment Of
nee Tor men and women, 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
District National Guard -
Armory, AZ L street northwest.
lst Separate Battalion, Dis
trict militia, coiored troops. al
ready ordered to duty-Armory
At 18th and U streets northwest.
District naval miiitia-Armory
at Water and o streets south
west.
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MOB WRECKS CAR;
SENT ON W|LDRUN
Vehicle Dashes CreWIess Three
Blocks and Smashes Into
Tree and Post.
LEADER USES REVOLVER

The first instance of serious mob vio-
lence since the Washington Railway
and Electric Company strike began
took place last night about 9 o'clock.
crowd Of strikers or their sympathiz-
ers seized an Anaoostia car at I'd and E
streets southeast. and, after forcing
the three passengers-two men and one
woman-off the car. elected the motor
man and conductor and sent the car
on wild dash along the tracks at full
speed.
The car sped down the hill until it
struck the curve at Canal and F. streets,
lamp post. uprooted a tree, damaged
the sidewalk and the triangular park
ing and landed badly damaged about
half block from the car tracks.
There were about forty persons in the
mob, according to the police.
Mai Pullman visited the scene of
the violence last night and expressed
the hope that the police would sue
coed in arresting those guilty Of the
affair.
Passenger Excited.
Two trackmen in the employ of the
railway company and a colored woman
were the only passengers in the car
when the men boarded 1t, and the lone
passenger who had paid a fare. 1t is
stated, became greatly excited and
came near tumbling to the pavement
She quickly disappeared from the
scene and was not located by the police
A pistol was displayed by a member
OF the mob, according to statements
made to the police, and a number Of
stones were thrown at the speeding car
That there was no loss of life, said one
of the detectives who worked on tho
case last night. was not the fault of
those who participated in the act of
destruction.
Had the car met an eastbound car
where 1t jumped the curve said the
detective, ''or had 1t come in contact
with a team or automobile, nothing in
the world could have prevented the loss
of life or serious injuries"
Reports received by the police were
that members Of the crowd bent on
wrecking the car came from several di-
rections. A switchman on duty at LIST
and streets southeast said he saw a
number Of men pass that corner walk
ing east Although his suspicious were
aroused he did not have an opportunity
to notify other employees of the com
pany of their presence. and it was not