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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-10
SnIamo.

@uitaD aublnann in giep Yorf,
Elm regiltrierter alien ereulp, lit
Derbaftet lporoel, neil er regelnldBig
8erifte iber oie fonmer5iellen gu
Itonoe bier irl 2anoe iiber oieSd)Dcl5
nod 9eutI1lanb geihift bat
SSS1 Stem yorf fpltroe elil geiplf-
Ter &enrp S6neioer, 9lnfmarter in
einem &eitauront, nnter Der slnflage
perbaftet, Die oi6ertp slnleibe be;
ieocr Gelegenbeit peripottet all bn-
ben.
9unoesienator 9rpliiiarb bon
9olliiiana lit l1tper erfranft
~ ssn Monat gfdr5 iino Inn 20
Hro5ent nebr @aren iiber ben S5enll
aeld)ift porben als i'm Monat Sc
brllar. sSn oielem Monat bofft men,
oaB Ser 8erianot Inn tpeitere ae9n
Hro5ent 5llrlebnlen miro.
9ie telepboniide 8erbinoitil1
5miIben nrerifanifd)en lino terani=
den @ren5itaoten lit als ein Mittei
sur Sorberllng BON Spionage abae-
bro6en.
sSn Neianli, Sfln, iuuroe ein
Ereoiger nnnens @ipers, inter Der
Inflagc perhaftc1, bel ieber @elegeit=
belt geger bie Gill5iebiins 5lnn Wtili~
tir qeiproher 5ll baben.
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ssn fetHeT JtDCt VIZ u uh O"tt"
taa in Glepelano bielt, iagte Warine=
Winilter Daniels, bafs amcrifanlld)e
ltnterieeboote idjon Ieit eimisem Mn
naten in ben eitrppaiidem ariessge=
uaiiern ieien nnb bem Tlottenmtad)-
ten Ser gllliierten tit benz Sample ge=
aem bie SentldJcH llnterieeboote bill
fen.
ySie ams ySaibinetun gcmelSct
mirb, babem mnicre l1nterieebODte bic
syabrt mad europa I'M ftrensltea
@imter gemadbt. Die 5abrt mar iebr
IdJfuierig mnb sefabrlidJ, aber fein
ltnfaa lit anf ibr paiiiert. IS mar ci=
ne alGmsenbe 2eiitmng.
slmi cine 9epeide ariessminiIfsr
8afer's Fin bat Die TerDffentlidJnlls
Duu @erlmitliiten iuieOer begpmiten.
Die 2iiten pom 2. bis s. glpril iinS
suIammen perDficntlidt Rad oisIem
eiitem iino ,pahrcnb Der senannten
Saae 1S5 amcrifaniid)e Sol0aten im
aampf aefallen, II itarben an 8mno-
ben, 81 ipnroen gefangcm gcnuminen,
4 famen bnrd) 3nfall INNS Seben,
46 itarbcn an aranfgeitem, 3 an mt
befannten ltriadeI 104 lunroeu
fdlmcr mnb 241 ieift periunnoet.
sSm Der gsabe ION gfempe Gbapelle
ba6em Die 9entIdem bei,u slnsrifI
anf Die ensliIdl pprtmsieiliden Si-
,nien, suiiden Ga @aiiee nmb slrs
inenticres, ein fleimes serrain ae=
iupmnei.
Gle Sentidcm meloen, OaE lie bic
ssransoIem iiber ben Giie-glisne an-
nal sipiiden gonep-la-Gbautem mn5
giameunrt snriidsebranst baben. Sie
ssransoien baben iidj mngefabr siuci
Weilen snriifsesOgen, uie Die Gns-
lGnber nleloem.
Bonn Sdladtfelb in Iyranfretd)
luiro aemelbet, bni bic aimerifaniidlen
sSngeniemre, bic ant eriten Gage Der
Cffeniiue iidl ben anitiirmenben Semf-
|id)en Srnppenmaiien entseaenitsll,
ten, Gdmlter an Sdnlter nit fana6i-
idJen Sngenienren famtpftem. Sic ba-
ben lire Stellnnaeil anfs Sapferfte
pertcibiat nnb iidJ nid)t eber mad, an,
bern, borber Dprbereiteten Stellnmgen
snriifsesusen, bis tie oasn se5iumngen
lunrbcn. 9lls Ser 3anpf besann, ar
beitcten bic glnlerifaner nit ben aa-
naoicrn in ben binterem Siniem. Sie
madJtem iid iufort snr Sdlad)t bereii.
Bonn frans6iiden Sanptamarticr
luirb gemeloet, bai; feline @erdnoc-
RING III Ser Gage eingetretem lit, ltar-
fe g(rtileriefampfe babcn ben Sas
iiber itattgefnnben.
ssrams0iiide 9mftid)ificr baben sic
9iieienseidjiite 5uinbarOiert, NIT De-
mem bic 9entlden Earis 6eiduiiem
Gabcn.
senine, Der rniiiide Iremier, bat
erflGrt, bas @orseben Der Sapaner
in Wlabi,uiitof m6se gum arieac
fiibrcn.
Nus petersburg iuirO aeineloet, Die
bentidJem 5rnppem in syinnalnb be-
reitetcn iidj baranf uOr, 6eliingfOrS
al nebmen. Sic babcm bereits bic
bentid)en 3rnppen in syinnlanb be-
nnb Der rniIiiden ariessiaiffc NJ
finnlanbiidem @cluaiIern uerlanst
is beikt, baf Die rniiide ,Diesiernng
beidjloiicn fat, Dem @erlansen nadl-
5nge6en.
Sis jett lGbt iidJ nod nihts er-
fennen, Db bic ermartete grphe
Shladt an Der italieniiden Tront
benn nidt beginner iuiro. Die Nrtls-
lcriefampfc burt merocn an einigen
Stellen itarfer. Die Staliener ba-
ben einiae Der 6iterreidiidjen Wlnni-
tipns 9epots III granb geidOiien.
gei eimem 3niamemnitof periauf
cim britilder Surpebpbpotserit1rer.
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ltcbelansebradJte aritif.

Ser nngliidlid)e l1nltano, bob bel
Gorltellungen iii elmer 8eiellid)aft ole
9tanten Ser BorgeItellten geiDobnltd)
nidt reht aufgefaBt meroen, tells IN
folge lnbelitliher, baitiger slusipra=
de Ser 8oritelenoen, tells infolge
elmer geipiliell Nerpolitat Ser Soren=
oert auf oie ia ploblid eine 5iillc
nelter ginbriide bereinltiirnlt, Sic
Ter llnlltmlb braebte einen bodgeItell-
ten ltno moblunterrihteten gnglaii=
Ser bor eiltigen Sabren in oie aller=
peinlitbite Gage Gs traf iif einlnal,
ooB in elmer @eiellIdaft nlilitariie,e
sSragen alfgelporien ipuroen uno lpe-
5iea 2oro 9foberts' beriibnter Wtarll
BON aabul 5ltr gntiesung BON aan-
oabar beiprobeil tprroe p9sa5
oieien Mari1 ailbelangt, erflarte
Ell all5eit 9iebebereiter, bellen natlr=
lihe Stilnnlanlage es nit iid) braG-.
te, oab ieoer eill5elne I'M Saale ihft
boren lnliBte, 10 mllB id) iageh
ipenn i1 2oro Sioberts Dare, 10 bate
ih @eri6ieoenes oob gan5 anoers &c
madt tpie er. gr nlBte ni6t,
ipie es FAM aber oa er 5ufdaig mel
rere bon Sen giibgalten altf eille.l
fleinell beideioen a1tsiebenoen Serrn
nit lebbaftent @eiihtsausorltd lno
einem lnartialiiben peiBen Sf)nurf
bart blifen iab, Der linn ibrag gegeli=
iiber iaB nnD i'm iebr iilterellant al
Ihaute, 10 iab aub er i'm an llto
rid)tete llfipillfiirlid) oas @ort an
i'm. Ser intereIiante Scrr, Der
bis oobrn galls idtpeigiam gelpeisn
mar, reoete aud iett i'm an. SD
ntaB iagen, bnB id) eben alld bon le-
nem Maride nidt aa5lrpiel balte.
iugte er. vGs uare Mir ood) aber feb,
sSbre slnlift oariiber 81 boren"
sSsn oieieln slugellblif in6te Der
6ausberr orrb cine eingeltrellte ge-
lnerfltng Dem @eiprdde cine onoere
@enoung 5n gebpn 9er&eoegepaite-
te ging aber oarailf ridt Elm, ionoern
fing mL lang lro brett auseinanoerz
5nIeseit, mas naGy ieiner Weinilng on
Dem beriibmten Maride perfeblt ge-
ipeien mar. Sein @eeelliiber borte
linn iebr aifmerfianl Sll nno iagte
nnr, ols ct ieiflen erbopferoen @cr,
traa beenoet bate. Sic baben obna
3peifel ielber nit Ser @affe sc.
oient2" - Gs flaltg elm iDe1ig fiibl
uno 8ugeidniirt, Der Neoeielige aber
nerfte es ni6t. llnbefangen perlesfe
er: u9as geraoe llid)t. slber man let
uno bort bod allerbano lino oenft lel-
Der iiber Die Sahe nae). Da filloet
man Damn i6on beraus, NOS BIZ
pert. SSSest bob Die Sausfral Die
3ofel allf. Ger Ieailn Der aritif
orangte lid) an ben 5ausberrn beran
mo iogte 3n ibnl..i vgSas lit bod oas
fit ein illtereilanter Wann, nit Dem
id) mid BEL Glide 10 gut nnterbaltcn
babe2 Sem Same lit mir entaangen.
gr iaB mir gegcniiber~ Sic mci,.
nen ben Dem Sic iiber Die Sebler bel
Dem sfoberts' Marid gortrag sebtl
ten baben2 Gos lit 2oro &operts,
lautete bie ipottiihe slrtfport. - Die
in ieinein 2eben batte lid Der il,be-
rufene aritifer 70 pollfonnnen per
ni6tet gefiiblt.
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Ner0feutlsOaeng

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
April 10th as required by the
act of October sshasi7.
eAakamtslefretar Neaooo per-
lanat cine iteber;eidnmng Der 8riess=
amleife.
llnaefabr bnnbert 0emeinSen tit
9(merifa bnbem ben pollem yeitraA
Dem man BON ibnen sit Der Siberttl=
Mnleihe eripartete, idlpn am Snms=
taa abenb, itinerIalb iueniger Mimi
ten mnter5ei6net.
9lms Gbieago uiro genelbet, Die
Anaeitelten III ben Sdladtbaniern,
Die farslid bnrd) GegierlHes Ter=
mittlmna cine GobnerbGbMng erbal=
ten baben, nnter5eihneten eifris Die
nene 9ibertp Mnleibe.
9loyb @eurac empfabl i'm Inter
banIe bes englild)en Tarlaments init
orimacnben @urten sic 8ill, iueldle
Die militariidJe 0ienitpflidt anf bic
9ebensseit bon Is. 6is snm 80. Sab
re feitlctt nnb aud anf SrlanO ails=
oebnt. 9lppb=6eorge fast, es lei jett
oie fritiide 3eit bes arieges. Gs ici
jett cine gciuiiie Stille bes Stnriues
eimaetreten, aber Sas llnmetter fOnne
ieben 9lnaenblif wieber lpsbreden.
0as Sdifial bes NeifJes, bas Sdifz
ial aans Gmrupa's ni0ge baDDn abb
bGmsen, luelden @i0eritano Der lette
9lngrifi 9entid)lnnbs finSe. Gine
5d)ladt, iuie bic ppn gnmbrai, lei elm
icbr geiuDbnlides Greignis segen-
iiber bieIent Hiclenfampf. 9ls bic
Sdladt anfina, bGtten beibe Gar-
teiem mngefGbr eleid biel 0annid,af-
ten ae6abt. Die 0entiden batten nit
1,116,0OO Nann ansesriffen. Die
cngliide Negiernus babe ibr Seitss
getam, nm Nanuidaften mnb tSe-
iditc nad) benz Sdauplak 81 briit-
aem. Die SeitidJen bGtten bic 3nbl
ibrer Wtfansenem nnb erbenteten &c
idiiBe immer jtarf iibertrieben. Gr
ipradD bann iiber an6ere Greignifie
Der letten 3rit, sebndte riff
mcnb oes Gingreifens Der Amerifa
ncr nnb erfl1rte ldlieflid, Die burIit-
senbe 8ia berlange siuar Cpfer, aber
lie Ici cine Npt,ytnoigfeit. slls er
npn Der glns6e6rnng Scr Bill auf
,Srlano ipradj, rief Der irldmoilde Nb=
seorbnetc gbrnes v@ir iuolen feline
aonifripfion in sSrlanS baben,A nus
groke glnfrcaitng Dernriadte. galo
aber iunrbe bic 9iube iuieoer berse-
itellt. Sm NIlgemeinen iheint Sieis
nene gia gut amfgenummen at iein.
Dleidjseitis nit Der apnifriptions-
Bill iunrbe cine Some 9inle Sia fir
ssrlanb inn Enrinment eingebradJt.
Die gil giebt S1lanberu elm eigenes
iriides Narlament; cine Grefntipe,
Die oem Earlamrnt perantluprtlidJ
lit; Militarbicnst; Sdjut fir Die 9srn-
teitanten nno nenf 3ullresela. Hitter
lit and in 6as amtonume Srlanb ein-
geidloilen.
Wfan balt es iiir einen fiibmen 3ag
oes engliiden Yremierminiiters, bas
er Die nene aonifriptipnsbill NIT Der
SDme-9mle-giil fir Srlano perban=
ben hat, es iuast aber Niemano, cf-
mas iiber oas Sieinltat poranssnia-
gen. Sin eriteu aampf fat Die Ge-
siernng seiiegt, fenn eiu slntraa bes
iriiden %ertreterS 3eblim amf @er-
tasnns wnrbe NIT sroFer Majoritdt
smriifgeiuieien. Die Debate wiro
am 9iensfaa nad)iter ISOLDE id)lic-
pen.
0em Graiioenfem luiro empfu6lcn
iuer6en, Elm 0epartement fir 9nft.
id)iffabrt 81 bif6cu, oas ale Eroomf-
finn amf Sieiem 0ebiet fomtruaierem
ioM.
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gaas nid,t lit, fann nod ,uerScn.

gei oenl emit Iebr befalinteft
ssSrauffurter Nanfier Wiann erihict
eines Cages ein 8duerlein, Inn mi
s[uftrage ieines' @utsberrn lpiftige
9ofamc,te su iibergebcn slls CT
Dor Dem sSimanabaron Itano, frngte
er:: Bin id) bier recbt bel DEM
Serrn 9onferottelr2"
,,S)6o", rief oicler laebeub vS6r
irrt cucb, liebcr Mann, i'd bin por<
ldllfig MIR ganfierll"
..gSu, nll," uleintc oas 9anerlein,
oas iid) im 5itel 5ll bod peritiegen
su baben afdnbte, mas nidt TT,
fnnn ia nod neroenl"
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stin,mf's2

SD tpiinife iiir nleine 6ran ell
aoriett 81 faufe:l@
.Sebr ipobll SIM gieb einnlcl
oie GorIetts ySeite 80 berllnter
.9ianu? gsober ipiiien Sic, mas
lneiner Sralt paBt?"
.Sebe SrolL Die ibrem 9ianne &c
itattet, ibr Elm aorIett 5u faltfen, bat
35 esnd)cs Soillenpeite.
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.Dieine ,Srau ucrabI1elit &c

= ,,WttIlIt YUM UtIuUIuJtHI Vu9
Selepbon." ollno warln2"
.,@eqen ser Selepbonmdocls sd
iinoe iic immer boflih. . pSas 1T
es au6 niht, oher meine 5ral ar
CERT lid graBlitb ooriibcr, oaB lie Die
grla1bnis einer anoeren roeiblicbCn
GerIon obrpartcn milB, che iie ipres
den bari.
SD bortt Sic eben oas @rrt
,.Giel" aebral,beiL uein Serr; rnein-
ten sic mid bantit2 g. -gteiit, meilr
Serr, ourbous nibt Sic alauben
sod, nift, baB sic Der cin5ige Glel
anf ser @elt liuo2"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-19

them freedom meant not the right OF
the majority to choose their form OF
government, but the right OF the indi-
vidual to be free from all forms of
governmental restraint. They would
tear down the old order completely,
at one stroke, and set up the mil
lenium. They would divide the land,
the factories and the tools among the
workers, and have no masters hence
forth.
Even in Russia, however, there were
dissenters. Some took up arms; and
the bolsheviki, who fought the Ger
mans not at all, fought their brothers
most ferociously. The result was an
archy, lawlessness, massacre, the dis
organization of the railways and the
failure of the food supply. The mil.
Ienium refused to come at the mere
decree of the bolsheviki It was shown
that there must be organization and
government Of some sort.
Russia will not longer fight side by
side, with her former allies. So In.
siduous has been the German propa-
ganda that, in many instances, Russian
hatred Of the allies seems to be deep
er than hatred Of Germany.
Therefore the United States cannot
render direct aid to the struggling peo-
pie of Russia. She cannot send them
armies and supplies, for they have re-
fused to do battle for themselves. To
fight for Russia she must fight on the
western front. She must do her share
toward humbling the kaiser, and fore.
ing him to relinquish his grasp on the
East.
That Is why we cannot talk peace
with Germany as long rs the kaiser
has one single Russian province I'm.
dershis heel.
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CAMP GRANT TO CELEBRATE
BIG FOURTH OF JULY DOINCS

Everything is getting in order at
Camp Grant for the Athletic carnival
to be held here Thursday, July 4 for
the benefit of the Overseas Athletic
Fund" for the Seth division, and from
present indications it will be a gala
day. Work on the monster arena is
far advanced, boxers are training Wig
to make defeat an easy matter. AL
ready many prominent people have ex-
pressed their willingness to act as pat
rOnesseS and patrons at the affair In
cluded among them are, j. Ogden Ar
mOur, Samuel insult, r. T. Crane, Jr.,
Rev. John Timothy Stone, H. C. Chat
field Taylor, George NJ Reynolds and
several others. Among the patrones-
seS there are, Mrs. Arthur Meeker, Mrs
Alexander Revell, Mrs. George M. Pull
man, Mrs. Cyrus Hall Mccormick. Re-
servatiOns are pouring in for blocks
of tickets for Society Row."
The entire camp will parade from
Camp Grant to Rockford and return
The troops will be fully equipped and
will present sight usual to those of
the men who are now overseas. It is
expected that at least 10000 soldiers
will take part in the morning parade.
The afternoon will be spent in athletic
events, which will include, boxing,
wrestling, broncho busting, wild west
melOdrama and other attractions. On
one corner of the immense field a
championship baseball game will be
held between the teams Camp Grant,
under the management of Sergt Ed
Sweeney and Camp Dodge Iowa. This
will decide the antagonism that exists
between the two camps
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At the Theatres

1.-THE Thing We Love" will be shown
at the Classic theatre Friday, featur-
ing Kathryn Williams and Wallace
Reid. In filming the latest Paramount
picture "The Thing We Love-" starr
ing Wallace Reid, director Lou-TelIe-
gen, himself a famous actor, encount-
cred many difficulties. One of the
most serious serious was obtaining
permission to use one of the large
munition factories of Bridgeport, Con-
necticut, for atmosphere" for a num-
Der OF the scenes After much CORE
spondence and untangling any amount
OF red tape, company of mot more
than five actors was PERMITTED to en-
ter and film the scenes.
The latest offering of Golding's, star
ring Madge Kennedy, star of Baby
Nine" and other comedy screen dra-
mas, 1.-THE Danger Came" will be
shown at the Majestic theatre tonight.
THE Danger Game" is guaranteed to
entertain the most sedate from the
flash Of the initial title to the final
fade-out. There is comedy galore
the Kennedy kind, always pleasing
and humorous and of the sure-fire
brand. Mr.. Sommerville, one of the
most prominent members of the old
Triangle Fine Arts scenario staffs,
wrote this play especially for Miss
Kennedy and she has taken every op-
portunity to display her ability as a
light coincidence.
Bessie Barriscale has attained an
other shining success to add to the
brilliance of her career as an actress
through her remarkable portrayal in
the leading role of "Blindfolded," the
Paralta Play which will be the attrac-
ton at the Classic theatre tonight.
Many unique features from the stand
point of plot, suspense of interest and
acting combine to make Bessie Barris-
Gales Paralta Play, "Blindfolded," one
of the best pictures which has been
presented at this theatre for some
time.
George Beban is at the Majestic the
atre Thursday in his newest Para
mount picture, zone More American. %
All the human interest and charm of
Jules of the Strong Heart" his pre-
ceding photoplay- and this is saying
great deal-are to be found lin it.
with a cast of especial excellence, in
Guiding Helen Eddy, Raymond Hatton
Jack Holt, and others. 1t is a tale OF
an Italian immigrant and his struggle
against the Vaccinations of a willy
political boss
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From A ROYAL Learner.

Il have learnt to hope instead of to
regret; to give instead Of to accept /:
to aid instead Of to complain. I have
learnt to look upward not downward;
to look forward not backward. Thus
my path was easier and I was less
weary."-Queen Marie Of Rnumania.
1917.
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Junction only.
Train No. 33 arrives from Milwau-
kee and departs for Madison at 1888
a. m. except Sunday.
Train No. arrives from Chicago
and departs for Madison at 1929 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
Train No. 423 arrives from Chicago
and departs for Madison at 700 p. m.
except Sunday.
Train No. 81 arrives from the east
at 5:55 p. M, except Sunday.
Train No. 80 arrives from the east
at 7:50 p. 10. daily.
Train No. 40 arrives from Madison
at sos a. NJ, except Sunday.
Sunday excursion train arrives from
Milwaukee at 10:G2 a. m. and goes
through to Madison, returning at $40
p. m.
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MEETINGS
Tonight.

Tonight.
Printers Union.
Violet Temple No. 20, Pythian Sis
ters.
Thursday.
Knights of Columbus.
Plattdeutscher Society.
Beaver Colony No. 100.
Watertown Lodge No. 40, F. A. M.
Emmanuel Church Choir.
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J. C. Draeger
Electrical Contractor
PHONE NO. SILL

We Take Care of Everything in the
Electrical Line-Repair all Kinds OF
Electric Apprenticeship and New
House Wiring Service Ever.
Office-116 n. THIRD ST-WatertOWn
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United States Food Administration
Daily Food Bulletic
WISCONSIN

SPARINGLY
These CHARGE AND DELIVERY.
complaints
Wisconsin
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Base Hospital Arrives In France.

Milwaukee base hospital %, which
has a personnel of 200 enlisted men
and 100 nurses and doctors under the
charge of Col. Thomas j. Kirkpatrick,
has arrived safely in France, accord
ing to word received Monday. Lillian
M. Knaak of this city is a member of
the staff of nurses.
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The home paper--Watertcwn News
Read the News
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JUNE 18th
WAR SAVINGS DIRECTOR OF WISCONSIN

Secretary Of the United StatesT Treasury
The President of the United States has summoned the
American people to universal saving, that more man
power transportation facilities and material may be avail
able for the support of the Army and Navy Of the United
States, in time to win the war.
Pursuant to the above proclamation of the President
and that of the Governor of this State Friday June % has
been designated National War Savings Day. On this day
all adult citizens will be called upon to meet and make their
subscription for War Savings Stamps to be paid for during
the balance Of the year 1913 Such aforesaid meetings
will be held in school houses such other places as NAV
be designated by your local War Savings Director
NOW THEREFORE, l. j. H. Puelcher, War Savings
Director for the State of Wisconsin, do hereby aside
Friday June 28 the time when all adult citizens prm-
ary heads of households shall appear in person. if living
in the country at district school house at o'clock P M
and if living in town at the hall designated and at such
hours the local War Savings Director may ORDER
gser Pledges and economic to help win the war
and minimum fuflment of such pledges to invest
specified amount Of War Savings Certificates during the
remaining months Of 1913
j. H. PUELICHER
War Savings Director for the
State of Wisconsin
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-28
FIX ITINERARIES
F02 CANDIDATES.
WinnShoro and Rarpsei! Opening
Points.-Both Begin Iune Il.

will open June IS, the former al
Rarnwell and the latter at Winns-
horo. Both will close Friday, August
23. The first primary will be held
the following Tuesday. The itiner-
aries are so arranged that the two
part:es will be kept as much as two
weeks apart at all times. The sena-
torial candidates will be in Columo1A
.JuIv 4. with the candidates for State
officers appearing in Greenwood that
day The last meeting for the seE-
atorial party will be in Spartanhurs
and the final for the State ONCE
group in Columbia. The routing was
arranged by a special committee OF
the State Democratic executive CON-
mittee, composed 'of Gen. Willie JONES,
Columbia; Edgar A. Brown, Barnweil,
and J. NJ. Moorer, Walte"boro. The
following are the circuits:
Senatorial Campaign.
Bishopville, Friday, June 2S.
Sumter, Saturday, June 20.
ST. Matthews, Monday, July l.
Orangeburg, Tuesday. July 2
St. George, Wednesday. July 3.
Columbia, Thursday, July 4.
Manning, Monday, July Is,
Dillon, Tuesday, July Is.
Florence, Wednesday, July Il.
Conway, Thursday, July 1e
Marion, Friday, July 10.
Kingstree, Saturday, July %.
Georgetown, Monday, July q.
Monck's Cornner, Tuesday, July %
Charleston, Wednesday. July q.
Walterboro. Thursday, July 20.
Ridgeland, FRIDAY, July 26.
Beaufort, Saturday, July 27.
Hampton, Monday. July 2s.
Banrnweli, Tuesday, July 80
Ramberg. Wednesday, July g.
Aiken, Thursday, August !.
Edgefeld, Friday. August 2
Saluda, Saturday, August 3.
Lexington, Tuesday, August G.
Newberry, Wednesday. August l.
Laurens, Thursday, August 8.
Greenwood, Friday, August g..
Abbeville, Saturday, August 10.
Mccormick, Tuesday, August ]3.
Anderson. Wednesday, August Il.
Walhalla, Thursday, August y.
Pickens, Friday. August 16.
Greenville, Saturday. August II.
Union. Wednesday, August 81
Gaffney, Thursday, August %.
Spartanburg, Friday, August %.
State Campaign.
Saluda, Friday, June %.
Lexington, Saturday, June 20.
Newberry, Tuesday, July 2.
Laurens, Wednesday, July 3.
Greenwood, Thursday, July 4.
Mccormick, Friday, July 5.
Abbeville, Saturday, July 6.
Anderson, Monday, July IS.
Walhalla, Tuesday, July 16.
Pickens, Wednesday. July H.
Greenville, Thursday, July IS.
Union, Friday, July 10.
spartanburg, Saturday, July 20.
Gahney, Tuesday, July %.
York, Wednesday, July "a.
Lancaster, Thursday, July 25-
Chester, Friday, July 26.
Winnsboro, Saturday, July 27.
Garden, Tuesday, July 30.
Chesterfield. Wednesday, July 81.
Bennettsville, Thursday, August j.
Darlington, Friday, August 2.
Bishopville, Saturday, August 8.
Sumter, Tuesday, August 6.
Dillon, wednesday, August 7.
Conway, Thursday, August 9.
Marion, Friday, August 9.
Florence, Saturday, August 10.
Manning, Tuesday, August 13.
Kingstree, Wednesday, August Il.
Georgetown, Thursday, August Is.
Monck's Corner, Friday, August 1G.
Charleston, Saturday, August II.
st. George, Tuesday, August 20.
Orangeburg, Wednesday, August q.
st. Matthews, Thursday. August %
Columbia, Friday, August 22.