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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
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Quinton M Bradshaw vs.. Ouo B.
Bradshaw, ct al. Partition. All de-
PENDANTS not answering called and
defaulted. Order Of reference signed.
Martha o. Walton vs. Emma o.
Speer ct al. Bill in chancery. All de-
PENDANTS not answering called and de-
faulted. Consent decree signed, dis.
missing bill.
Morris A. Weaver ct al vs.. Samuel
w. Weaver, ct al Partition. Order
signed appointing guardian ad Item;
order OF reference signed.
Louis J. Logan ct n VS.. George q
McCord ct al. Trustee bill. Leave
given to file amended and supplement-
al to original bill; appearance OF Ger
tain defendants entered in writing and
all defendants ruled to answer by
Monday at 8 q. m.
LAHarpe Loan and Building associa
ton VS.. James d Butcher ct al. Fore
closure. Entry Of appearance of John
NJ. Lyon, administrator Of the estate
OF James G.. Butcher. deceased. enter
ed in writing and ruled to answer In
stanter. Order signed appointing
guardian id Item.
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lrKww CARVINGS. IL. MARCH q
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CARTHAGE, ILL.,, MARCH %

The work OF the grand jury still con-
tinues. and in fact is occupying more
time than usual for the March term q
court. There is now some doubt as
to whether or not it will be able to
complete it, work this week. and
make complete returns to the court.
evidence IL being taken before that
body in q number OF cases not yet re-
rorted to the court
In the criminal cases, the following
orders were entered: James Edge
comb. alias Jim Edgecomb, burglary
and larceny. Defendant in court. Mo
ton to quash Indictment and each
count thereof, overruled. Defendant
arraisned and enters plea OF not
guilty.
Joseph Boston. alias Joe Boston,
burglary and larceny. Defendant IN
court: motion to quash Indictment
and each count thereof overruled.
Defendant arraigned and enters plea
of not guilty.
Joseph Boston, alias Joe Boston, as
sault with intene to kill and murder.
Defendant in court; motion to quash
Indictment overruled. Defendant ar
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23

raigned. enters plea Of not guilty.
James Ddgecomb, alias Jim Edge
comb. assault with intent to kill and
murder. Defendant in court; motion
to Quash Indictment overruled. De
PENDANT arraigned, enters plea Of not
guilty.
People W. Theodore Eckhardt, alias
Theo Eckhardt, forgery. Defendant
in court; motion to quash Indictment
overruled. Defendant arraigned, en-
tiers plea Of not guilty.
Common Law.
Martha o.. Walton VS.. Emma O.
Speer, ct al. Detinue. Suit dismissed
by plaintiff.
ChAncery.
Mary NJ Stidum VS.. William S. Std
um, separate maintenance. Consent
decree signed in reference to temper
airy alimony and custody Of children
Clarence P. Hull, executor OF the
will Of Thomas B. Hull, deceased. VS.
George H., Emma Hull, Mrs. w. l.
and w. L. Arnold Foreclosure. Leave
given complainants to amend bill,
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Frank ssger VI. George b. Ttlton ct
al. Foreclosure. Defendants called
and defaulted. Order of default set
aside; leave given sheriff to amend
return.
County Superintendent Fans was
holding teachers examinations in his
onice Thursday ana Friday, at which
time fifty-nine were writing the ex-
, aminations for the first, second and
third grade certificates emitting them
to teach in Hancock county.
Those writing the examination
were:
FIRST grade-Jasper n. Shoemaker,
Colusa; Lowell Stout, LaHarpe;
Blanche Leora Shrfer. LaHarpe;
Marie Blythe, LaHarpe.
| Second grade-George Paul Ron.
icke, Tioga: Mary Edith Munson, Car
thaRe. r. r. 5: William Friedrich Er.
vim, ITO N. Head St, Carthage, Ill. ;
Mary Anna Childers, Carthage: Har'
riet Luella Johnston, Warsaw Bertha
Householder, Tioga; Elsie Vradenburg
Tfoga; Mary Schmitz. Warsaw, r. X
IL; Bertha Byers, Dallas City; Alma
Marie Gerhardt, Niota; Bessie Elvs
Dawson, Carthage; Clara Edith Waw
ner, Dallas City; Kathryn Grace Fly
Basco: Chas. Randall Echols, Lorraine:
Media Schlosser, Hamilton; Ine7
Lydia Harter, Hamilton; Esther
Louisa Harris, Ferris: Sarah Louise
Hull, Burnside: Elizabeth C. Boman
Plymouth; Esther Pearl Martin, La
Harpe; Ward Cleveland Brill, La
Harpe; George Robert Sea. LaHarpe;
Alma Ann Frits, LaHarpe; Mae Retf
Whitcomb, Ferris: Zoa Marie Gabel
Carthage; Magdalen Argast, Nauvoo
Christian Jaeger, Suffer; Kenneth
Douglas Long, Carthage; Mildred E
Prior, Carthage; Alma Antoine, Bias
co; Aurelia Walker. Carthage; Ruti
Mccullough, Carthage, R. R 4; CLAIR
Lionberger, Colusa: Gladys NJ. Briley
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Niota. Lois Laura Lamb, Dallas City;
Ella Bernice Wright. Ferris; Eunice
Marguerite Brumby, West Points:
Fairy Price, Lorraine; Myrna NJ. Ter
rfll, Lomax; Helen Hoover, Basco,
Maymie Mulch, Hamilton; Leila Fl.
Mulch, Hamilton: Charles Alden john
son, Warsaw; Leo Bird kellogg, Hamit-
ton: Nina Wolgemuth, Dallas City;
Marguerite Marley, Dalls City; Helen
ID. Wolgemuth, Dallas City: Wilma
Markey, Dallas City; Matilda Tribou-
let, Basco.
Third grade-Maude Hazel Grueings
LaHcrpe; Ruth Amanda Ruggles, Car
thage; Alta Shaw, Colusa; Lucille
Lauraine Best, LaHarpe: Lulu Mar.
,guerite Salisbury, Ferriss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
Children Love
Cascarets--lOc
Candy cathartio Is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowels
.s-a3

Your child Is bilious, constipated and
sick. Its little tongue is coated. breath
is bad and stomach sour. Get 10-cent
box OF Cascarets and straighten the
harmless candy cathart1c and It clean
pes the little liver and thirty feet OF
bowels without gripping. Cascarets
contain no calomel and can be depend
ed upon to move the sour and poison
right out Of the bowels. Best family
cathartic because 1t never cramps or
sicksns like other things.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
Relief from, Eczema

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles You can have . clear.
healthy skin by using . little zemo
obtained 1t any drug store for 35c, OF
extra large bottle at $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples, black
heads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo is q clean, penetrating. antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains
nothing. It IS easily applied and costs q
mere trifle for each application. It Is
always dependable.
The E. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. O.
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onh Kovalisky, pastor OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23

to be called on to make anything or
do anything which they cannot &C
complish. The membership activities
will in no way interfere with school
work, but will put snap into it. The
whole trend of the idea will be that
of the teaching OF patriotism. and
this will most satisfactorily fit into
the school work, and will be along
lines already being followed by the
schools of Keol1uk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23

Catholic church here, also was taken
to the public square by the loyalty
knights" tarred and feathered and
warned against disloyalty, but was not
ordered to leave.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
list OF letters remaining In the
Keokuk postohice, uncalled for. Tor
week ending March %, 1918:
Ladies.
Mrs. Sarah Belgeworth.
Mrs. McGill.
Miss Kathrine Miller.
Mrs. Earl Othmer.
Miss Emma White.
Gentlemen.
Mr.. Ffney Brown.
Casweli Belt Guild Co.
Charles Elk. -
Mr.. Peter Craven.
DR.. w. M. Pinkley.
Andy Russell.
Mr.. F. A. Schultz.
Persons calling for letters In above
uet will Dlease say they are adver
t;sed E. w. M'MANUS,
Acting Postmaster.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
JUNIOR RED CROSS
WORK ORGANIZED
Schools Of City and County, Under
tho Jurisdiction Of the keokuk
Chapter, Drafted
for the Work.
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
Superintendent Aldrich Of the keokuk
Schools, is Chairman and Prin-
cipals Arc Members Of
the Committee.

Junior Red Cross work has been
organized here with William Aldricn
chairman Of the chapter school COM
mittee, which is composed OF the
principals OF the ward schools OF the
city, Father Giglinger of st. Mary .,
and Father Gillespie of st. Peters,
and E. G. Lynn OF Donnellson. III
charge Of the rural schools In the
Jurisdiction Of Keokuk chapter A. Il.
c. The committee held its first
meeting Thursday night. at which ali
members but Father Giglinger and
Mr.. Lynn were present.
Chairman Aldrich presented the
plan Of organization of the schools
into Red Cross units. The plan to be
followed is that sent out from head
quarters and approved by President
Wilson. Under this plan the schools
are drafted by the president to work
in this capacity, and Keokuk has &C
cepted her call to service In this work
as in every branch where the call has
been made. It is hoped by the com
mittee to be able to organize the
junior work to the highest degree Of
efficiency.
The organization in each school
will be under the direction of the
teachers of each room in the school,
who will work under the direction Of
the principal of the building. The
responsibility for organization Will
rest with both teacher and pupils,
under this plan and the effectiveness
of the organization will in q large
measure depend on the teacher.
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Tar and Feathers.

= Tar and Feathers.
[Isnnsss Leased Wire Service.1
~ loFHER, Ill, March 3D.
1ne e, German sympathizers
h. WIN tar and feathers, were
ea 70 KISS and swear allegiance
nerlcan flag and today are
away from this little mining
'ouh koyalisky, pastor OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
LADIES.

LADIES.
Dat a;regular or delayeo uso Trl-
, M, Safe and always depend.
Nos sold at drug stores. Do
bpeflment with others, save dis
aent. Write for RELIEF and
srs, IT'S free. Address: Ma.
AeoicA Institute. Milwaukee,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23

for The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-23
Service Is Keynote.

A pledge OF service, OF the payment
Of twenty-five cents per pupil will
constitute membership in the junior
Red Cross. Pupils who are able to
give twenty-five cents will be made
members on payment of this fee.
Those who cannot give this amount
will have opportunity to join through
their signing OF the service pledge.
This pledge has four provisions and
the pupil may sign one or more OF
these:
Ito make or grow something
for the Red Cross.
2-To save by denying myself
something want but do not need.
3-To give of what ! can earn
and save to help those who have
suffered in this war.
ITO be ready to render a
friendly service when / can.
The pupil is asked to put cross,
preferably red cross, opposite the
provision or provisions they pledge
themselves to follow.
Pledge for All.
It is planned by the committee to
have everyone in the school room
sign the service pledge, whether he
gives money or not. In this way
everyone would be enlisted for serv
ice in one Of the four above named
branches. The committee hopes that
the pupils who give quarter fol
membership will earn that quarter in
some manner. In this way it is felt
that the question of service will be
predominant The matter of inability
to give the money, will be a matter
between the child and the teacher
When all of the pupils in a room
have given their quarters or signed
pledge card, or both, then that
room is entitled to apply for mem
bership as an auxiliary unit to the
Red Cross. All the money raised by
this room will be placed to the credit
of that room, and will be used for the
work which 1t will carry on The
activities to be required of the room
will be contained in orders which will
be received from Washington, just as
the big Keokuk chapter activities are
directed by Washington orders.
1t is not planned to ask of the chill
dren any task which they cannot do
satisfactorily, and they are not going
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aaiier Sarl's AbidieOs=
mOrte.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
November Is, 1918, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
&npenbagen, t3. Nop.
Roiicr &arl u~croffentIifte am
WfontaQ noh Dem Wiencr Rahrih.
tcnbiiro foIgcnoe Proclamation:
Set meiner Shronbciteigumg
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bemobren. Sd babe Die @ieocrber-
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sur g%eiltnoen notionoIeu G~utpidIltnq
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nen SOn0critaot SIT biI0el, al.
las &olf bat ourdl iemc N6Qc-
oronCtcu Die 2cttltng Der Hcqier1nq
1bernommen, &tl begebe Mid ie0cr
(hciInohntc an Der &cIlpoItutQ 0e5
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ten SSiInihc Qehcn oohin. oob Elm in.
nertr Trlroen imitnn0c icin m6qc,
otc WuNoen bicic@ arieqea 5u heilcn.
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gc9cllge5. SammQidl."
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0e5 g"Oltcrriuqell5 III nlcbr lDurotgef
Neiic 5u ieiern ais e. Gags porber
aQaemein mo mebr ol5 larmOou &c
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folareid] poQbrodten AbidluB oes
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inter Dem Boriib BON @rn.Silior
conitatirt uuroe, oaB ga Groiie wie
Der einntal, nic immer bis6er, Yiiber
oeu Top" gegangen mar uno ntehr ais
Die ms ollierlegteu $4,000, orti
meld)e erb0btc Summe mir un5 irei.
niuig perpflif)tet batten, aufgcbraf)t
babe. Die Sltn0e CAB gu groBem
Subcl InldB.
Gam muroer 3lir I}cier Der Melt.
frieg9bccnoigung cine gan5e An3abl
begeiIterter fltr3cr Iniprofen aebol-
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6rieoens mad 10 lonqen un0 blutiQet
Nricg3notbcn leudtetc aus @tuci
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b,geiitertIte 3ub0reridoft, meldc oas
ga Groiie Gheatcr lett &onqeln Taste
nit p~aiienoen mo putriotiihen @an
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Niles uerIief SIT Seocrmanns Gnt
3ilfen. 8roBcr Applou5 erreqt,
audi oerGortrag 0es 6rn. Gid II
Incident er ocl1 hcl0enmiitbiQel
admpfcrn bon @i8conIin un0 Ipe3iel
audi ron So Groiie nobluer0icntes
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@egen Gn6e ocS Idl0ncn Nben0:
cridien nod oils lleberroifung fiji,
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Stnte @lturo, ole Gin Qrobe8 Banner
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Gountpratbs. SiBung.

Ser Gountpratb trot qcltcrn 81
icincr eriten Sibung 5uIomnleu.
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nit, 0nB Die |Nrmeufurm mebr 2ono
benotbige, mo oaB iolfea oitlid un0
Deitlid) Don Der 6orm 5u toltfcn icL,
mas 5t thlln er Dem Hathc ans 0erj
le9te.
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Niieiior &ci3cr, oaB Der Merth olclt
G%iqeutbuna in Ga Grolie Gountp pie
folgt lei: &erionol, $t2,SS4,SS7;
@runoeigcutbum, $37,690,336; 5u-
lamnlen $50,575,223.
@r. =. =. Goburn untcrbrcitcte
Ben 9critt Der Goultn $rrcnunitalt
in @cit Salem, monod) Die (otal
All2gabcn Icbtea >Sahr $lS,536.02 be
trltQcn. Die Glnnnbmcn bctrugcl
S36, 121.11. mo 0o 0o9 Gountp icinc
eiAercn &nioiicn ucrpilcqtc ipurtc Is
0aourh $t3,34425. Gic Nctto Or
i~porniiIc iilr ooa &oDr bctru0cu
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ooB Oo9 ncuc GoloStordQe @cb0u0e.
has 5ltm Aoitcnprciic pom ilbcr SIS.
coo geboltt miro, 10 jicnlidl icrtiQ
lei.
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Nrll. Wrr0id N2rld1t.
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&ohrc9beridt Der Sololcrs Nclici
Gomnliiiiou. mouot sic 5untnc Don
$1,000 olt30cGcbcu muroc. Die Som
mllllou crlltdlt nm cine NijIf@iummt
pon $1,000 flr ooa tonmcnoc ,%uhr.
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Sic a0tBaiiaIcn Naicu.

Ger 1898 nerItor5cne Mcr3cq
Erltit II. BON Sahicn,Hobltrls0jo-
INA crlcbte nor &obrScbntcn ctmo3
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hurdl cjnc3 Ser Greu50Grier fiihrtc,
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lin0. Gahci ultcrbiclt er iih sort
in ieincr bcfQnnten lcutieliQcn 9(rt
nit Sem Coriidul}rn. @ciI ober
ser Niultu pom Mun0ertite1 ms
Couien0itc fam. nol)tc or id,Iieblidl
COS @cjpr0H NIT: n5onlt nidlt5,
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ming ooraui Elm 9icju oils 9%ntrport
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rem 81 t0uncn,
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nnd) mos aou3 9}cuc3! Scr Batter
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lcrjdItcte M0icn. Gle ntijiicn SO,
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Nus ben 6eridten.

Nuf SfnoenerIob fir cine &c
6rodene Hippe un0 onoere Der.
lebungcn perfIagte 6rolt 2enn @corp
Den GuricabbciiBer u. Is. &on Ser
Die. Ser llnfaa ereignete iih be
fomtlid) am Wontag Wtor9cn an Der
Gde Der ,. un0 Main StrdBe, OILS
6rau Beorp pom NiiInoufec @obn-
bofe nod &nltie gciahren muroc,
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ten; oieiclben h0rten crit Damon ola
lire Wllttter ms ct. 6ranci9 Spitnl
gcbrodt noroen mar.
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9es SOOes rei6e Grnte.

Ben. gillian Df. Ben, Die eli Sab
re alte Spdtcr oes Dor einigen Gagen
peritorbenen Grnit 81. Ben, 1862 8eo.
iielO StraBe, itarb am OieHstag an
@uHaeuent5uu0ung. Die 0roBelteru,
elm 8ruoer mo cine Sdmelter 6etrau-
eru iie. 3o3 8egrdbuiB mar 0titt-
nod.
gmno. &aIter Quno, Sohn pon
&rn. uno 3Trau U. z. 2uuo, 1909
Wtiliiiiippi StraBe, Itarb an Cams
tag i'll ben &afion 8arrafen, Nep
Orleans, mohIn er crit nor orei $50
den bingeid2idt Dur0c, an Der Sn
iIuen3a. las Degrading oes JIM
gen gtannes Iuno geltern Don Der
cltcrliden &obnung aus Itatt.
Anf Der ct. Soiepb Ri0ge itorb am
0ienstog 0ernbaro 70. Sum
gen Der O%ieridbrige Sobn pom @m.
&lngeu. an &llngencnt5iinoung. Gas
@egrabniB mar OH Mtittmo6 aui
Dem ct. Soicpb 6rieoboie.
Sn GnnIo2fa fano am Mittpo6
oos 9~egr0bniB pom Yetcr Cor
Der itatt, ser lebten Sam3tog ourd
cincn ltnioa um's &eben fam. 9r.
@or0er, Der friiber in Ga Groiie
mobnte, mlroc 80 Sabre oft. Or
hinterIGBt Die Satin, ieine Gltcrn,
Die an ser Gborles StraBe mobren,
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Gcr0tnun0 @ermonn bon
@ooIe Salano Itarb am Wonta8 III
ocn SadIon @arrafen, no er %ltdtlo-
nirt mar, an 9ltngenent3iinoung. 2ie
Qeide lpuroe sum 9~egrobniB nad) bier
ae6radt, un0 ousiclbe finoet beute
9tahmjttoq rntcr milit0riihen Ghren
ouf 0cm Oaf @ropc 6rieobofe ltatt
9aItor @amm miro anttlren.
giaS. Solcpb u. Bills, elm jun
Ger 5ol0nt -non bier, Der crit al 81.
0ftober c~inoc3oQcn muroe, Itarb ant
1. Nopember in Camp Sbclbp, bel
6ottershlrg, Wiii., an 2un8enert5iln.
Dung. Gr binterl0Bt ieine iunge
6rolt, sic linn am 28. Wtai angetroltt
muroc, Die gltern, cine SdJnelter
un0 cinen 9rrloer. &ebterer liegt sur
Belt in einem Spitul in 6rantreld
0urnie0cr.
6%crmnniou. Nm Snil1ten5a Itarb
am Wontog I'M AIter pom y Sobren
IN 1925 Siio 5. StroBe $. @erman+
ion. SIC 9ccroigung mar gcltern.
6iid1badD. Bon icincm Seim, 407
Apon StroBe. aus mlroe am Wtitt'
nod ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fiibrer Tetcr 6iifbah 5lr &ube be
itattet.
aamfmnnn. Sn einem bieligeu
SpitoI Itarb an Vfittpoh an Snflu-
en5a GSrou Carl &aufmann, % Sabre
oft tie wobnte oltf Dem Snoion Sill.
Sic miro am 6reitag oriiben in Golc-
0onia bcItottet meroen.
2OngmaD. Sn cincm biciigen
Spital Itorb ont Gien5tog ser eff
i0brige Rolpb %. 2ongruap BON @eIt
so GroiIe, an SnfIuen3u, gefolgt pom
Gncumpnin. GaS 8egrobniB lit belt-
tie Wforgen III Dol 8rope.
6Orning. SIM Camp Goop, Ncp
Merifo, Itorb, % Sabre alt, ser Sol
Dot 6ranf s. @orning an SrfItcn3o:
bic 6omilie mohnt in 9re9baf brit
ben, mn0 oa5 @egr0bniB fano untcr
miIitdriihem @epr0gc geitern Nad)-
mittog ollf DEM DAT @roue 6rie0-
E,,fN S+o4A
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Sersnisungs=8 esweiier.

SiiOm. = aeben gla6mittag uno 4beno
&anoelbilOer.
Gadno. - qeoen 9admittag uHO abeno
@dnoelbiloer.
"a GruHe 3beater. - Seoeu Tahmlttng
un0 9(6eno 8nnoelbiloer.
gsaieitic. - Seoeu gtahtnttta8 nuo abeHo
@duoelbil0er.
Jier. SeOen 3admittag uno aben0
@duDelbilOer.
Strnuo. - Seoen Radmittdg uno abeno
Wanoelbiloer.
Come. - (Noroieite) - Seoen Gag
@uuoel6iloer.
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Eerionalia.

3. u. 8rueB, @eiddfts.
iubrer Der sSirma MlltdoD 9ros..
miro am Samstog nab @lgin, ST.,
abreiien mo lid an Wioutag I'M
@auptquartter oe5 &otben arcu5es
IN 9bicago gum 9ienite mel0cu. @r.
BrueB mar 5molf Sabre lang @e.
iddftsfibrcr oes @rueB nAeoop-to.
oscar" -2aoers in 9eloit.
Sr. mo fSrau @crmarn Shau
lano, 1ft3 8ine Strobe, BADEN an
4. Gttobcr cine langere @eiuhSreii
angetreten. Sic baIten lid CUR 3eit
bel ibrer 8odJter, 6rou Wf. 9. 0rapes
in S~illimaup, @nib., mi.
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!. Sin mnnoCrbnree ,Scilmittcl.

.e Gtu mnnoCrbnrce Ncllmlttcl.
o1ret Sabre lit i) an Ner0aumQ4
.it0rumgGu". ihrcjbt Ntrr Sam Wer
riuom pon @cld)cr, va. aieoc Spejic
ocruriohtt mir Shmcricn I<h &c
grcud'te orej Floittn Torui'$ Nlpc1.
trolt1r mo fam lett oilc4 ellen. mas
lui oeu Gid tmnmt. %t Dab audi
'tlIdlcn mclncr ErNm0c pnu Scr NJ,
1,5jV. uno lie ale ioleu, ite let cit
nmoeroorc9 NeiImittcl. Torni'@
.,i%ptNtroutcr. oo4 htcr crlpdhntt
Ncjimttt1l. tit cine alto. bciu0hrtt
@r7DtgrmIoiiU. SIC III Ser Qau3ln
g}clt meAcn ihrcr hclltrlitiatn GiQcn.
'i'ditcn pcriihmt %QcporHrn lit. IS
nj ttmt Npothcftrmeolitll. iouotru
miro Dem Ntut>u 0ircft aus Dem Ga.
1orttorlm ourh bcionocrc Nofal
0leut1u Qtljlftrt. MtQcn ndhcrty
Au2turit mcuoc man ijt an Or.
Ett,r EohrNto 4 @oN9 Go. 21Oi
&@aiH,HltoH @Iuo. Gbit0do. M.
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6ir6lides.
RefOrmirte st. Sobnnnes : @cmeiune,
Ode T.. mnb 9tartet Strafe,
SaitOr, =. Studmcier.

Sonntagsidlule nm 9 l1br.
@%ottesoienit nm 1920 l1br. sc.
ben 5Deiten uno letten Sonntag i'm
Monat engliih : 0elitid, ionit oeuti6.
Geligion5idule fir ainoer bon s
bis IA Sabren, SomStog nm 8 l19r.
8eiuder INNER rpiQfommen.
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Nriibcn III Gronfrtih muroe
Ntatt. Sitter. Sobn non 6ruu ID.
Hlttcr, 1922 Charles 5troGc, Ourd,
@0@bomben IN elmer Ser lcttcn
Shladtcu, an mcId)cr mitrc So. "
t~bciIhottc, oliber @elcd,t Bcicbt. 81.
nallCrc Nerid)te feblcn.