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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23

ness hour there was social time and
refreshments. Miniature hatchets
We're given the guests as favors. Mrs.
Curry was special guest. Hrs. Mary
Etheridge assisted her mother in en-
tertaining. March 20 the class will
meet with Mrs. Earnest Thomas at
her home, South Seventh street.
This afternoon a FIRST aid class of
the Red Cross of the Psi Iota ri sor
ority met at the High School
auditorium at o'clock.
Miss Alice Price was hostess yester-
day afternoon for meeting of the
Alice Carey club at her home, North
Fifteenth street The first part of the
afternoon was given over to the reg
ular program. Roll cali was respond
ed to with quotations from Women
Authors A splendid paper. 'Woman's
Work In The World" was read by
Mrs. Laura Ferguson. Guests of the
club were Mrs. q. S. A. Bridge, Miss
Pence of New Castle. Mrs. Wilson of
Centerville and Miss Annette Barr.
After the program an informal Wash
ington party was held. The guests
were In Colonial costume. The rooms
were arranged with flags and ferns.
The mtnuet was dance by Mrs Martha
Barr and Mrs. Martha Johnson Miss
Wilson gave two readings and Miss
Annette Barr played a piano solo. A
delicious luncheon was served All the
decorations in the dining room were
In keeping with Washington's birth
day. Tea was served and Miss Emma
Lindemuth presided at the tea urn
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home of Mrs Mary
Moore, North c street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klefoth will en-
terrain members of card club this
evening.
Mrs. James Rickels is entertaining
the regular meeting of the A. B. c.
crochet club at her home South West
Third street this afternoon. The
house was artistically decorated in
keeping with Washington's birthday
Small baskets of cherries were given
as favors. The afternoon is spent in
fancy work after which the hostess
served two-course lunch. The men,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23
RICHMOND PALLADIUM sUNTEIEGRAs FRIDAY

bers of the club are Mesdames Ray
Maule, Fern Harry, Jim Truman,
George Haywood, Will Mutchner, Jim
Rickels and Bernard Kreimirer. This
being the hostess birthday annivers-
airy the members of the club planned
a very pleasant surprise for her in
which each of them presented her
beautiful handmade gift. The club
meets next week with Mrs. Bernard
Kreimeier at her home, 344 South
West Third street.
An important social function for to-
day is the masquerade ball which will
be given this evening at the Country
club by members Of the February
social committee There will be
special dance music. 1t is urged that
all guests come masked as those who
are not will not be privileged to at
tend.
At the regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps held Thursday af-
ternoon in the Post room at the Court
House with an attendance of fifty
members, one application for member
ship was submitted Arrangements
were made to serve meals at election
time in the different precincts. Petit
lions for the Oliver Morton statue
have been printed and may be pro-
cured from Mrs Mary Austin, chair
man of the committee. At O'Clock
the meeting was opened to the public
and two hundred guests came in to
enjoy the Washington program. 1t
was given as recently announced
American flags were used in decorat-
ing Mrs. Frances Davis, in Martha
Washington costume. assisted in serv-
ing. The Corps meets next Thursday
afternoon at the Post room
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23

A meeting OF the aid society of the
East Main Street Friends church was
held yesterday afternoon at he church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23

Mr. and Mrs John G McMinn, South
Thirteenth street, have announced the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klefoth will en-
terrain members of a card club this
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-23
For Ladies

Ladies' Black Gun
Metal Lace Shoes,
English last; leath-
er or Neolin soles
and heels, reg. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
silifaoefomme,t

Sru 8ertba 9rting, Der Dor.
.693 Msburp Mpenue, ct. Soul, bar
iaa nbeIoig forle6en Mften, % BUN
fto6 % benteoe poa en- Sporbogn,
at faloe omful6 og forilaa fig ilemt.
nbelbet ifete ! Nprbeoen al en- Of
nniperiitetets 8pgninger, % ben
6anffe 2pge, iom er aniat peo Unit
beriitetets &linif, Dr. Sannes 81.
Sobnion, bIeb tilfal6t.
SEQ en- forelebig nnoeripgelie
fonitatereoe ban ct 8ruo paa Srl'
grtings Softe; bun sblep fgrt til
MortbmeItern Soipitd, bDor e
Mentgenfotografi bleD taget, bboref
ter Soften bleb 1agt i 8anoage. Ser
tilifa6efomre Game bleb ii6en fpr1
|til fit &iem bbor BUN | langere
Eio maa fin6e fig at bore 3att'
ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Neporter.
49, ~
8lanbt 6renber.

81 trof i.Waor ti1feloig SEN feno-
te Norbman6, &nute 8. Mnfer, i
fert Ell elegant 5finopels.
.lGatttl,te" mebbeIte %, at alt 1too
bel til / bans Samilie og bob %
gjennem ct. Youl Gioen6e at 6nffe
bans talrige norlfe og 6an1fe 8en=
ner ct glaoeligt Mptaor.
u&nute" er Iom alle Deo, a1tidt
peb uDroftsroom"e ct i g.. sc. SIP. ~
Sun bar en- meget betroet % an
ibarSfulb 5tilling % 6erfor en- bel
.Del Mrbci6e - men fife 6eito mint
ore er ban elao ober at funrte giDe
l1nge Noriffe og Danlfe, Der l9ger
,Nnipttel1e beo s. sc; SIP. inoenfor
hnns 8rancbe, go0e &aa6 % ban
itetter Dem efter beofte gDne.
: n@m1te" Ct, en- go0 Sfan0inab,
! - Mepprter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Kirker OF Foreninger
/ Golgatha dansk-norske Pres

I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres
|byterianer Kirke, 100 Thomas
ISt., holdes engelsk Gudstjeneste
liver S9ndag ri. 1890. Rev. ],
S. Penny, Merriam Park, bes9r-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil yidere.
Past. N. p. Crosse har like vaf
ret Menighedens Prast fra den
i. Marts 1916,
DBN DANsK-NORsKB METHO.
DIST KIRKR. Hj9rnet az Broad
way og 10. St, afholder sine Guds'
tjenester som felger: Prsdiken
sgndag Form. Kl. 1890. Aften Ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sgndag Aften ri. 7.45; literaert No
de de tire f1rste Trsdage i Maane-
den. Bgnnem9de hver Onsdag AZ
ten Ri. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANg
KIRKE, Hj9rnet az Orleans og Ste
VcuS - 0CIcCC. UuOStJclSStS AXSE
SGndag Form. ri. II. S9ndagssko-
lie XII. g..
FORBNINGEN "HAABET" mpder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag I Maaneden.
81 6. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. Cd, ..
B. S., m9der 1. og 8. Fredag / Maa.
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE L.OGB Mr..
80, D. S. s.. meder i. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DDTRE meder Q. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Central
Hall, Is W. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN DANA" ND
der liver Mandag paa vasa Han.
Sorentngen .@obtbaob" mg6er.
og 4. 2gr6ag boo MoDal Mrca-
Sail, 81. at ct. Neter % 4th
Streets.
Soreningen Dunmorfs 5gnners
nf g.. g.. 9. S. mpber 1. og 8.
paa &opol Mreon11m Sall,
81. al ct. Beter og 4tb Streets.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
0hifaDn.

Snleaften / 9anif Mberbomsbiem.
Set bar Ell ierbeles bellDffet SUI
Iefelt, 1om bette Mqr fejreoes ! BET
6anife Mloerbomsbiem. Mlle Siem=
NETS 8eboere, bbis Mntal MI er 81,
bar / itraalenoe 6eititemning, %
8e1tpreliens Damer ON Gftermio@
6agen onfom for at feire Sulen
iommen meo Siemmets 8eboere.
8eltDrerne, Scr. % Mrs. 50.
Senien, banbe beforeret spifeituen
Q Mo6togeIiespprellerne ! ben
ga1lle 8pgning ieroeles mutt. Ct
nDoeligt lille Suletre bar: anbragt
paa ct 8or6, bbor ollie De Comics
Naffer bleb lagt. SEQ 6=Eioen cit
.alle til 8or6s i ben mutt oplplte
|9piieitue, bbor Der bar Blaos til
rolle beo 6e np6eligt o%eforereoe %
=bel6effe6e. 8or0e. Maoen, Ser be-
Gitoo al @aos, &alfun, 9gblefagel
m. NJ, bar fortrinliet tillapet. -
Stemningen bar glimren6e og manz
Sc iranffe Orb ON 9ietnmd % bets
|BeitDrelile bleb uotolt. Nlle biorog
TIL Sen ao0e 5teuninq, fIere al Be=
boerne tolte, iang % oeflamereoe;
Mrs. g. Sonien lang fine glooe
songc, til itar @leoe for alle.
Otter 8orDet begob man Jig ooer
Ii Sen gamle 8pgning, bDor flere
elmer tilbragtes meD Nniif oQ
Song; Ser b1eb ban1et ON SSule.
trpet. @aber nbbeltes til alIe 8e.
lboerne. Mlle bar glade og forngieoe.
g(f benz, Der ierlig biorog til al
glpoe be @amle, bor Mrs. 6.
Solm, Ser ipilleoe alle De go6e Ban.
tie Melobier, og Miis Mlpba Sen.
rifien, Ser iong fine imuffe Sangt
for Be @omle.
81 taffer pao set bier%teliglte
taffer alle De CODE Genner, Jon
fenote @aber eller paa an0en Neaa
De biorog til oenne glpoelige Srle
feit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
@m. Marfoe bpb.

@illiam Marfoe, en- SenneI6n at
Dor / banf=amerifanf Siltorie be-
fienot 2onoSmono, Mbrobam Scar
toe, afgif forle6en Sag De6 8pben
/ en- Mloer At 96 Mor.
Marfoe, Ser bar en- al &amieD
Gountps allerelb1te Bioneerer, Dob
6e boret boiat Der / go Mnr. San
bar / fin Eib Mlberman fra 9biro
8aro % ffi16res iom 5faberen Al
oct S%fatteip1tem, 81. 8m1I Sen DoQ
! Sag anben6er for at peoligeboloe
piSie offentlige 8%irflombe6er. Mar.
toe %formulerebe 1igelebes Hlonerne
til Mominiltrotio11en al StotenS
vMeform School" % bar iiblt
&alptreo1erne 2eoer al 8pers for:
fte &omm1tneffoIe.
Mlereoe / 1878 bDgge6e 8m
Marfoe fig en- 8iIlo beo. 8bitt
8ear og tog iprig Del i 5eilipor'
ten paa @bite 8ear Safe. 0giac
poa o1lbre 0mraaoer bar Dan iprie
Sportsman0, ibet ban allerebe
1867 foretog ben f0rite Balloon.
opltigning, Der operbobe0et fanb'
Steo Minnelota. Meb flpbelil
Stotspatriotiigme falote ban fiji
8o1lon rMinneiota9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Dpbsfafb.

Sen fienote bonffe 8agermeiter.
Neter EDerfiloien fal6f Wptaarsof=
ten bso ON paa 8apte Mpe., Iige
paa Sjernet af Sort ct.
ct Sierteilog gjoroe Gn6e poo
bans arbeio1omme 2ib.
s mango Mor bdr ban bnret %,
iiooenoe ct. Baul % trolig leperet
Mrgbrgo, &ommensfrirtgIer % &af-
fefranIe til berboenbe Dnnife.
Sngen Soreningsfeit bor 81. s..
11oar lite @agerne tom fra gamle
.Eberfilofen.
Sor ct bolpt Mors Sis iioen OPP
CAB ban 8agerforretningen og iatte
fine iamnen1poreoe Benge | ct
nBool &oom".
@eter Eberfil6ien ita1n1neoe fra
Mor6inllon6; bans genner mente,
ban bar fg6t / Mulborg, men set CT
life eonife flort, bbem bans Mr=
Dtnger er. 8eter omtalte alorig In
|Samilie.
San bar ct fattet Weolem al
uMorben 2ogen" (0bo Sellom=Sr.
6enen) % 8rgbrene oil i6rge for, at
i - @.&ZHsE4 49, 49, -
bon faar en- lite alasies 8egrabel
LIE.
Den Mfbeoe naae6e en- 4loer a
Ca. IS Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
st. Paul.
S. 81. MDbolm,
Gitp @oitpr & Manager.
ADbeber

MDbeber
moa i%nbienoes, iaa De er SrDffe-
riet ienelt 0ns0og Aften. 72O-722
4tb @treet so, Minneapolis ,Min1:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Snletresfeit

n9onmarfs 5anner" dfDDlbt !
2er6ags gftermi0bag log Mftm It'll
aorlige Suletresfeit i MoDal Sired
NUM- &oll. 5efftteu bleb enDber
Senieen0e pellDtfet, Der bar neo11ge
Menncifer, % Ser berife0e en- rigtig
goo gamlml 0anif Suleltemning
5aabel ungoommen 1om De Rl6re
fpingeoe fig libligt belle Mftenen til
Gonerne fra Carl Mnoeriens belre.
nomere6e Srfeiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

geb aipb eller 3eparatioa al
nbre befgg ben p%elfienote Subeler
simon Relion, 200 g. 7tb @treet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Mn amerifanif 8oraer.

Motormon6 CTR. gbriitenlen bar
i Sc iiblte Yar Maaneoer anpenot al
fit 6ritib til at tu0ere De Sorenebe
5tnters Siitorie, @eografi % az
mnoeIige 5amf11nosforbol6.
Noar ban fjerte fin ugar", fnnoe
forbaDfeoe 8asfagerer ie bam ltaa
nafbrubt % mimre ,ne6 2pberne.
Sen aImin6elige Gro bar, at
gbriIten lite bapbe paret tiIfrebs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

Sr11en, Der bar bpret paa en- l9n-
gere Geiie, u6fritter gieneitepigen:
uaog0e Du Mnrfe til on min
Ma1b bar langtes meget efter MIG
me0ens leg bar borte?"
!, rs ben fgrfte SID marfeoe lee
ingen cling, melt ! @aar bar bon
/ ct rnbipmt Sumgr."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
u6pralemmiaeiM

Sri Observation-Disclosures Sor,
elemmigei oil afboloe fit f6rlte Mg=
be j bet ME @ar paa Onsoog ct
termibbag ben lobe Surluar Dos
Mrs. 8era Sngemann, 1886 s1m=.
NIT Mpe. Man .faser MrepeIane
!garf sporpoan % itaar .of peh
Hrior 9fDe. qllle er beIfomne. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
9aptom 8lnff Commercial Club.

9abton 8lnff gommercial Glnb.
8. 8. Commercial Club Bolot
.f9rlte MDtoarSoogsaften aabent
Sus: @nhper reipeftobel Neiibent
fra ct. Ha11l bar belfommen -ooer
betaltes ingen gntre.
Spirit gopes en- Misunderstanding
oernpit bar Ser Dons tiIaeal.
Moreen.
Mange Nor6man6 bar til 5tebe;
sbi iaa / 8rimmelen Setter Saeob-
ien Cart Blatou og unge 8oeef-
mann. 0lanot 0e elegant paafleote
|Dan1er lagoe ri ierlig Merfe ttI oe
to 5pltre, 8rffnr. &oitob. Wos poo
u&etter").
Mf prominente 9anife Jag pi flsnr5
Tiger % itrtper, en-, %; set bar, ma
tlr1iebis g. s.. 5ranien,
SON fortolte os, BET bar. bom, ser
baboe bDgget AlubbDgningert, og Del
[bdr BON min 5anbten, 9gre al
tbi ij9loem bar bi Jet iaa Innuf er
Mrfiteftur og iaa ltilful0t inoret
tebe 2ofaler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Sent 5enner % tretten &grte-
bgrn operleber ben gar1le 8ioneer.
Sra &apitpliet.

Era Stap1lu4leI.
2ben Mptoars6ag begDnbte Min-
neiotas biie 2obgibere oeres Wpber
@opito1iet.
8i bar i @aar beroppe % fiji
peo Dor SSrbtr9belie / ben11e Mme-
rifos fignneite offentlige 8pgning
at Di6e, at ben bob6e foitet alt ! alt
minblt $5,OO0,O00.
Set bar ben gan1le ngerberuS"
be6 Sn6ga,gen, Ser %ltopfororet meo-
bette og bette Saftum.
Set fneb libt meo at fomme inc
Fl Observation-Disclosures SorimItnas-
iol.. Dprbogterne bab6e ftrenge Or
6rer til fun at tn6laoe Meolemmer
LAT &ulet.
Men lange Bob garmicbaef C
|5oo og Z Eommer), Ser fif 9ie paa
%, lo6ie6e % mo i0et ban foritfre-
oe ben ifl1loerbrebe Dgrbogter, at
bi tilbgrte Nresien % arbeioeoe for
set melt u6bre0te fan6inabife 8lao
Il Minneioto.
De tilite0eoerenoe &epreientan=
ter gioroe ct u6merfet SSn6trpf.
Sarmer1le bar / Maioritet, og man
faa - @u6 ife 2oo - fun faa
.2otpberS.
Sen beflen6te acknowledgement
2emitt Corning preientere6e % for
.5fanoinabernes Nel tor oenl
fjenofe q. S. Seigen -. 5fignt bnt
bar boet / Minnelota min6it SO Marl
to1te ban glimrenoe Morif og lobebe
meo fin meofeote @lifbnr6igbeo at
gibe- ct. BnuI Eioenoes 2e1ere olle
9plDsntneer angaoenbe Sc fanotno-
pife glementer | &u1et.
SON felb. er f96t / @ul6bran6s-
oalen % TANNER fra en- gammel
&ongsbonbe-Slegt.
Ut 6emtne efter bans yore re-
praienteret ban Ben beoite norife
S8ppe t1att tan tenfe iig,- beroe-
breo, finf, arbeiosopgtig % folfe-
Zig til 6ttgeripioierne.
&eporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
yGmiaranten"
(Gilegnet @ooseier Mrel 8ronot).

8ennelgs, frenoefgS, ito6 leg aler'
9engong ieg tom til bet frenmeot
2an6
- @penot til ct Sag bar bber Wht.
ffel og Gene.
@legtitolt leg felte nit Mnlbar Jon
Monb.
Sfu0en bar lille, benS &igning for
rebet
Sill Sarten paa 2ibetS fummenoe
Glib,
.Men 8implcn bleb bejit pg paa ben
: too 6er frebet:
vSfab Silltb bps anbre % tro paa
9ig iclp."
Mu flgper ieg itormbant oen rbraao>
bbosie" 8plge;
.Sfjpnt Surtpjet %frenger, er Sop
ieilet fat,
&jelpanoct Hummer meo 2pffe11 I
Sglge,-
2ibsmo6 er 8ollalt, og @ilien er
Stat.
Sisnrb BON Mebren.
(p. t. @. Sc. @p., ct. 8aul.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

meo Morgenfaffen, ogs Derfor ltoo
og fplote fin beore SaIo6d 16 -
ganife prtpatim.
Men 5agen bar ben, at Mipirurt-
ten til 8orgerberoigbeoen rpmleoe
op bber Dng belle 8rpfoentreffffen,
Nab1ene paa alle 48 5toter og
Snobpggerantallet at minoit 800
amerifanife 8Der.
gbriiten gnifebe 1temIig at BE-
itaa 90 fin 8rgbe iom en- ln11f
Nummer 1.
2oen NDtarasoag ifulbe 5Ioget
Itaa.
Z Wim1tter fer @I. 10, Morgen,
bar @briiten fn1gt al fine to 8ibner
og @ara11ter, DSrr. Simon Miel-
len og 8illiam NieI1e1 oppe pan
Court 9onie"t. San gnifebe neru-
Zig iffe at fo1nrte for tent og set
gior6e 8lao-@illiam beler lite.
&l. 10 bleb Sc tire rtiltalte" ino-
laot for ben 1trenge Dommer.
Da uSm" Mac. Get eller anoet)
iaa, bbilfen Sberflo6 af Sntelligens
Der ltrpmmebe l16 fra Sc tres Ma=
- 80 ~ 49, -
i'm opgab ban enbDer iom bellt
Examination.
Gbriiten fit oerfor lite Sob til
at brillere me0 alle fine @n11oiffa=
Der.
Set eueite, Ser blep ipurgt ON.
bor ions &arafter, og bao6e 5imon
8iniam erfl9rebe entennmigt,
al Den burbe min6it iettes til 1tort
ltg. 1ne0 @rDos og slonge.
Se1e Seitioeligbeben boreoe tim
2H Minut, og 81. 1908 funoe Der
for amerifanif Borger, sGbr. @bri-|
ltenien, f1lgt at to andre 8orgere,
6egtpe iig ben til Commercials STE
Italtrant, bbor Ben traoitionelle|
meo Eilbebgr bleb in6toget. !
81 bar lite ielb til Stebe, men
trof 8la6man6en om @ftermi6-
% barS nngoommelige gore
/ Sorbinbelie me6 ct f9rlig gobt
Su1ngr, ifjent ban iao sog oroneoe
lnofomne Nptaorsregninger, tpoer
paa, at Srofolten intet bor loot till
5age at enife, bberfen bbob BET
yboaoe" eller set uterre" angaor.l
Gffu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
S. Mften.

$. 6. Mnberfens 2oge af Danif
Broberlamfnnb bill ! Mften, Sre6ag,
tage fine npe Mp6elofaler, / Mopal
Areanum Sal, 2q1preD 8log., !
Neiio6elic. S 6enne Mnleoning bil
ser blipe bol6t en- lille 5elifabelig:
beo, hbortil 8rs6rene bar inbiteret
Domernc. Mftenen bill lutte me6. Ell
liblig Dans til Eonerne al Carl
Mn6erlens Orfelter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
GhinbcfpreninasmBbe

@olgata &irfes @pinbeforening
bill mgbe Sors6agen ben IL. SSanu=
ar bos Mtrs. g. Morten1en, 266
Stin1on ct. Site er Delfom11e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-21
G.. H. & S. A. (Hauptlinie)

30. 1o1- .eunret atmtteo, Don Sem OF.
go. 1o2 Suniet 2imiteb. bon can Sran.
CISCO ..............o.5S BORN.
30. 7-@dneuaue. bon Netp Orleans. :.
Observation-Disclosures. 1920 BORN.
SO. s-s@neusua, BON Sci sfio -.
No: s:eaaiet eiersb. Don ~ ssp '9 81.
70. 10-Suniet grpreB. ron Can Sran,
cisco $3.50 nndhm,
80. 1O1--gnnJei xtmtteo, mad ean
. Sransiseo ..:....... 4:6e born.
30. lO2-9uniet 2imiteb. na:b Metp Or.
leans .......... 1900 bcrni.
70. 7le&neusme. mad Del gtio. 800.
SO. sI5dnellans nod Sem OrIeans. !.
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9entidlanb, tint ibren sreiien @a-
ter, Der franz mar, at beI,d)em.
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nod nidt ein Sabr alt iino, 5n fo-
ten. Man mill oaourd Dem Oroben=
BEN Mangel an &inofleii6 abbelfen.
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&riegsmaBreeel cine Sid einge.
brabt, Sic Dem Sdatamtsiefretdr
oas &e6t giebt, 5u perbieten, oaB
2ebensmittel sur @erltellltng BON
alfobolboltieen @etranfen pertpanot
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gebem babem. Die 8rii6er 6es Gr-
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gierte, rmbigite unb ant iueiteittu
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luton Der Sinoeo ldeinen bort min,
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ben arica erflart hat ober nidJt.
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gorf fat % Millionen Collar fin
sic tcne ariegsamleibe seseihnct.
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Evening journal., 1917-09-18
CHEAP nEMAGnGIEnY

THE most cowardly and unjust piece OF demasoElerv
IS the practice adopted by people OF calling any
man pro-German" who happens to disagree with them
upon matter OF public policy II is not only an eva
sion OF real issues, but false and unfair attack unon
people who are Just patriotic as the man who makes
the accusation.
For instance, as soon was declared the admin
srauon asked for the passage OF drastic law for ths
control OF the press This represented as neoes
cary war power and those who opposed It were hammer
ing the prosecution Of the war and helping the Kaiser
fortunately not even the Democratic press would stand
Tor the bill and II failed in rs drastic form We have
nad 70 press censorship and Germany has not secured
any improper Information whatever through the news
papers The press has voluntarily refraned from, nrnt
ins anything that could be Of TO the enemvin Soma
instances suppressins facts that would not have been
helpful even II printed
Then we had revenue bills approximation birs ,ooa
control price fixing and several minor Subjects all of
wnch were discussed with view TO prevent the he
s'owai o. unnecessary unwise powers The develon
ments disclosed that debate was Justified though II was
In one instance more extended than most people bough
necessary. tf Oe"'
The unfortunate feature Of the proceedings was ,h.,
nose VINO favored the details Of the plans advanced NV
the administration were prone TO- denounoe "a nro
herman everyone who seriously differed with them
The cheapest kind OF demagoguery Is 20 call vorr
sincere opponent 'pro-German"