davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

tier. Die 9eeroigrng foto am Nton-
tag, 0en 81. Sftober, Inn $50 nnful.
Dom Srouerbaltle aus nad oem Yro-
lpect Sill Srieobofe ltott, bel mel6er
Eaitor Wen3el BON Der Goncoroia
@emein0c Die Erouerreoe belt.
Grmeit S. Brandt.
No6 filr5em &ranfiein uerltorb an
Sreitog, ben IS. Oftober, Serr Or.
nett S8. Brandt, @otte ser 6rou @fa-
RTE u. Brandt, gc6. &oigt, I'M "A.
2ebensjobre III ieiner @obnung, sos
6. StroBe Norooit. Ger &erltorbene
mar in Steperberg, Deutiblono, am
IL. Oftober 1874 geboren uno fam
Dor 25 SSnbren nod Amcrifo. @r bill-
terlGbt feline Satin uno 2 Sobne,
Yaul ltno &einri6 8runbt, lotpie 4
S6meltern uno 3 8riiOer bier uno 1
S@meiter in 9euti6lano. Gr gebor-
te Dem 8lattoeutihen 8erein uno Der
2olune Star 8enepolant MIiociotion
ais Witglico an. Die 8eeroigung
fono am Wtontae, Den 81. Oftober,
mad Dem Yroipcct Sia 6rieObofe ltatt
bel melhcr Yaltor Seno6 S6roOer
bon Ger lutberii6en Dreieiniqfeits-
fir6c sic S~roucrreoe Dielt.
Gina Mn6 SDbn Wcinberg.
Ooppelt groBes 2eio brad)tc Ole
Snfluen5o ; @pioertie in oie 6alailie
OeS 9errn Sobn q. Meinberg, TIC
II. StraBe Siioolt Nahoem Die %
iGbrige Godtcr Gina pomSoOe 0obin-
gerafft mar uno mall pom 8egrdb-
niile 5uriidfebrte fafO niast Die gead-
riht pom 9ooe oes 23-idbrigen Sob
mes Sobn Dor, Der I'M SoipitoI Der
tiidiiden &ranfbeit erlegen mar. Die
8ceroigungen Tonoen nod Dem ct.
Morienfir1bofe itutt. Sci Dem Gralt-
er : @ottesoienlten fungierte 8aitor
@denrooe BON Ser ct. M~tarienfird)e.
SalOme Sung.
SIN Mlter bon 70 Sobren Derltarb
am SamStog, oen 10. Oftober 1918,
Inn / nbr na6mitta9S, 5rau 5olo-
me Sung, I'M &altle ibrer So6ter,
Srou s. s. &olb, 5432 Connecticut
Mbenue, Gbebp Gboie 9. 6. Sic bin=
terIGBt / Sobn uno 9 Io6ter: Gmil
Sung, Solomc &olb uno @nilp
Sung. Oie 8eeroiglu1g fano on
Dienstag, Den %. Sftober no1 Sem
!&od Greet Cemetery itatt.
S9. s. &lciu nmS Sram
nebit S6lriegerlobn.
Mrs Baltimore fommt Die trauri=
&c Na6riht bon benz Ableben oes be-
fonnten Heitaurotellrs Senrn 6.
|alein, oeilcn &eltourant in Der GlaD=
ItraBe geleger mar uno bon man6em
@albingtoner beiudt mltroe. linz
b~ormber3ig bat ole Snfluen5a sic So
Mile beimgeiu6t. Samstogs begrllb
man ben Sdmieeerlobu 9. 81. Selo-
mann, 9ien8tag bro6te mol1 oic teu-
re Satin oes &errn &lein oltf ben
@ottesnfer, mdbrenooem Ser @atte
an Der Snfluen5a uno 2llngpnent-
5iilloune franf oornieoerlog. Die
Na1ri6t bonn Nbleben ieiner Srolt
peri6limmerte ieinen 3uitonO gang
beoeuteno uno om Sanlstag trltg
man aud i'm CUR lebten &ubGtatte.
-Mit Dem Is. Oftober trot cine
neue nS6uboromung" fir Den Dit
rift in &raft. Den S6ubbGn0lcrn
miro es our6 oieielbc gum @eict 9e-
ma6t, orei &lalien bon S6uber 81
fiibrcn, ndmli6 &loiie s gum &:ciie
bon So bis $3.50, &lalie . gum
&reile bon Sc bis $3.50 un0 &IoIie
u, Die SO bis $12 foIten werOeil. llnl
ui+ son Sh1ihpu All hnhpn NrrT1eu
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
Observation-Disclosures 0pr NnIi

-Auf Seronlollung Der Solicit.
mic 0oipitals bon 8bilooeIpbia mo1t
bic Yoli5ei aac 4nitreneungen Den
9lufentbaltSort bon g. 6. Ooering
ousfinoig 81 MAIDEN. 9erielbe wobn-
te 5illebt 1902 g Str. H.@. @r ioll
in &enntniB geiebt merOcn, Dab fem
Sobn @erbarO in ienem Soipital OIL
Scr Snfluen3a oarnieoerliege uno
ooB iein 3ultano fritiid lei.
Ger feline S9Gfergott nit 8feil
mo 9o9cn, Ser ii6 oils 3iel Die Ser
sen ausiu6t, bot tiir3li6 ale &etoros
gcbroden. SIT er fir eemobnlid Der
gei6morene Sreuno Der goloenen gu
gello, 10 bat er ii6 oiesmal an oas
0reiflte" 9llter eema6t. Die Slid
liden limo 8iQiom 6. Murrap, "a
Sabre alt, uno Srau Soiepbine sos
mel, CT Sabre alt. 8eioe maren lbon
perbeiratet, Der yjunge" Gbematn
ioear i6on 5meimal.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
G6ei6liefnmaem:

Gbriliiun 8eilitein, 8aibington,
.. 6. unN Srau S6elborn, Glaren-
Don, go.
S~u6esfGae:
Oorot6to Ylitt, 1901 6.Str. N.@.
8m. ". Sod, 33, 1854 gteal Str.
slprooit
Nlber; g. &ommel, 49, 81 Mprtle
GtraBe NorOoit
Grneltine &pientbol, SO, 144S
Norbo,3 Ctr. Noropeit
Mo6el 6. @ed, 35, 70t 0uincD
Ctr. Nor0meIt
Morp 6. @artim 46, 1916 @ales
SiraBe Nor0oIt
Trcnf &. 6. S6neioer, 81, 1882
NtelDton Ctr. Norooit
MorriS u. Sebaitian, 81, 1903
SSrping Ctr. Noroolt.
Maggie Sieoers, 81, 632 9 Str.
Noromelt
Sreo. @m. @aiium, %, 415 SEEM
tudD 9lpc., Siioolt
Ebilip =. Selmig, ~, u. .. Solo-
iers Some @oipital
Grneit B. Brandt, A, sos 6. Str.
Noroo1t
9aIome Sung, y, 5432 GOnnecti-
cut 9lbe.
9ouiIe 6. 2oaeulann, IA, 1851 8
StraBe Nori lpelt
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
Ste Sotcm Der @u6c.I
,yram Maaaie Siebcrs.

9m 9onnerstag, oen II. Oftober
INN $50 llbr morgelts, perltorb nod)
fitr5er 3rnnfbeit Srolt Woggie Sic
pers, @ottin oes &oblenbdnolers 6.
q. Sieoers, 632 @ StroBe NorOmeit.
9ic &eritor6ene binterldBt ibren @ot-
ten, Iopie einen Sobn @arrD uno 3
8riiOer, Sobn SenrD unO @m. So
tier. Die 8eeroiging fauO ON Mou-
tag, Den 81. Sttober, I'M 2.30 nn6m.
bonn Srauerba1iie aus nod DEM Yro-
lpect Sill Srieobofe itott, bel weIder
Yaltor Men3el BON Der GoncorOio
@emeinOe sic GronerreOe belt.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
&lcimeS STANDARDIZATION

Or. &. 50. Situs lit gum Siilfg.
coroner fir Den 9iitrift Columbia err
narnt nor0en.
-130 Solooten moren 0onit be-
i6dftigt, Oic StaOt ob5uiu6en, UNI
3uartiere fiir ariegsorbeiter ausfin-
Dig ST. MAIDEN.
Sic 6ltel Administration bat lta-
tiitii6 bercdnct, DOB Ourh 0os Gor-
riidcu OeS 3eigers nm cine Stunoe
in oen licbcn Mtonoten 1,250,0OO
8olllen &oblen riport lpor0en lin0.
-Qie Yllbl. 2ibrarp lit binfort
BON morgctls llbr bis ubenoS 8
lt9r fiir Wei.i. ~ uno 2eier often.
Sir Sin0cr id)lleBen Die 8eiu6SItun-
Dcn Inn 6 J 9r oDenoS.
SIM Wtonat September muroen
GG7 @ciratSli3enien ouSgefertiet,
bos iinO 40 mebr uls I'M September
pprigcn Sabres, Der ioneit Die groB-
te Septembernummer uufmieS.
-Giner &%crfiigung oes Glen
babn CONGRATULATIONS Mcglooo 6it.
folgc loaen ollie llbren am q. Otto
Der morgenS Inn 3 llbr Inn 1 Stun.
De 5urildgeItelt per0en.
Gen gl1ten 9tomelt, ben @aib.
iugton lid bel ben friiberen 6reibeits-
onleiben gen1od)t bat, bat es ii6 err
bulten. SIS hat olth 0ieSmal feline
Quote ilber3ei6net.
-g8ic Die Yeboroen befannt ge-
ben, ioIlcn Die 0ffentIi6en S1ulen
nidt Dor Dem 4. Hobember geoffnet
meroen, uno oas ou6 MIR in Dem
Sale, 0dB bis oabin Die Snfluen3a
Gpi0emie erloi6en lei.
-Dte MISUNDERSTANDING ridp-
tct an ale Miirger oic Auffor0erung,
I'll &a' segenuB ein3ui6rdnfen.
9Senn Ole S}iirger freimiqig oieiem
Grilt6cn nuhfommen meroen miro
eS niht notipeoig lperoen, geiebli6
ben @erfnui 8n bei6rdnfen.
SIN ciGAten 5amiIienfreife fano
am 9onmefaiae Den II. Oftober, Die
Grauulig Ic3 Serrn Gbriition Bell
item nm Der Srau S1elborn in
Clarendon ga, Itutt. Sbr Seim ba-
ben Die NclpermGblten in Clarendon
ouigei6lagen. @ir grotulieren.
Sic qoloenen 3eiten fir iene
ourltigen Geeleu Die iid ienen Stoff,
Ser etpas itGrfer lit als 8aIier, aus
Baltimore 6u beiorgen pflegten
iAeinen boriib,r 3u iein. Sinfort fol-
len aac &dnOf0ffer6en unteriu6t
mer0en, uno FIN nod 10 uni6einba-
res 6ldl6den miro beforoert meroen.
-Eicfcs Wtitgefiibl giebt lid nit
&errn unO 6rau Gbas. &. S6megler
tuno, oencn Die Nahridt 5uteil MUIR
DC, DOB ibr s~lpeiter Sobn Yaul oer-
miBt mcr0c. Saul S1megler mar
Matroic alli Der Campo, melde, mie
erinnerlid). iilngltbin in Ser geGbe Ser
cnglii6cn aiilte torpeoiert mllroe.
@iloe @crii6te, oaB Die Dilt-
rift8beboroc sic @bii6t bate, iGmmt-
Iid)e @cI6GftSlGoen gu i6lieBen
DurdeiItcn Die Staot. &ommiilar
9romnlom bat cine iol6e 4biidt em-
pbatii6 in Nbreoe gelteqt, nit Dem
Miu3ufilgcn, BOB cine iolfe Soee
nid]t cinnlal in oas 8erei6 Der Or
nGQllngcn ge5oeen moroen lei. Al-
leroingS miiroe Die Srage pentiliert,
ob man &egelbabnen, &ool- uno Bill
larOrGumc uno Auftionslofole i6lie-
ben ipQe-
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
Ole lIebcrfiIaunQ Scr StraBcn-

Ole lleberfillung Der StraBens
bobnen miro bon Tag 81 Eog idlim
mer. mo cine 4bbiilie in irgeno ei.
ner @eiie mIB getroifen merOeu.
Mon bat orei MlittcI unter 9etroh
tung, Oic SdofiunG elmer @iirteIIi.
ME, Die oen &ertebr nm Die 5tnot
onitott ourd ole ilberfiilteu Stoot
teiIe fiibren iol, SerIe9lmg Ser 9u.
reouitunOen GINGER Departments,
mo enoli6 onitott ein5cIner @ngen
3iige %Inilfen 81 %laiicr. Die Sdof
fnng elmer @ilrtelIinic oiIrfte ihon
bol0 Dor lid aebci.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
pens %DdrIieueiI.

.@rItens: Die unporttiilhe 9trehs
ti9tsit, bic nusgeiibt peroen mub,
BARI tsine 8sbOrSusung 3pii9en De
nen tennen, bensn mir BON 9er5en ses
re9t 3u Iein tpiinfden unb bsnsn, ees
gen bic mir biefen Wunih ni4t begen.
SO mub cine @eredtigteit Ietu, Die
feline 8sgiinIti9ten tennt unb bon tsis
nem onbersn WaBItnb ols ben Der
elei9sn Redts Der OsrIdisOensn 9Ols
Ter peiB.
,3meitens. &ein SPECIAL. ODER
Sonoerintereiie irgenO elmer Ration
ooer elmer @ruppe bon Rotionen fann
bic @runologs ireenb zines Sells oss
llebereintommsns bil6sn. bic ni9t i'm
Gintlong Der @eIamtiuterefeu 4ler
Itdnbe.
uOrittens. So Tam feline 2isen
poer aIionSsn Ober ~beIOnOere lltbers
eintiinfte unb @erItGnOi9unsen 3pis
I9en Der olIsemsinen uno ~sepObnlis
den 5amitie Der 2isa Der RatiOnen
geben.
.9iertsns. unb gons Defenders
fOnnen feline Ip~eaieIen, ieI6tIii9tigen
0tonomif1en Rombinotionsn inners
balls Der 2iga beIteben unb ieine Ins
penbung bon irganbpelder @epaIt ei>
neg OtonomiI9en 8optotts our Nus
f9liebuns 1T erlmbt, auseenOmmen
bic @epalt Der Oionomifden Strait
our9 Musf9luB bon ben WeltmGrts
ten, bic Der 2igo Der Rationsn 1sIbit
als elm Mittel jur 0is3tplinierung
Der 4ontrOIle ii6ertrageH Der6en
tam.
.Tuuttens. Nue tnternoiicnnIen
Bereinbarunseu unb 8ertrGse miifen
in i6rem @ortlout Der san8tn @elt
betannt geseben iperben.
rSpe3iene 4Iian5en unb OtOnOmis
I9e Wettbeperbungsn uno 5einbTeligs
teiten paren Die trii6en Nuelen Der
mobernen @eltplGne unb 2sibsnidafs
ten, bic ben &ri@ berOOrrisfen. So
ipurOe elm uHebrlider uHb unii9erer
Triebsn fem, 6eHeH @eDtngungen biez
Iel6en ni9t in beitimmten uno bins
OenOen 8eoingungen ausf6lORs.
pie 3uDerIidt, nit Der iG i'm
Namen u~nieres Bottles in bieisn Gas
den lpre9e, entfprinst ni9t bios uns
Ieren Srabttionen unb ben mobilize
tannten p%rinoipisn intsrndtionaler
9anOlung. bsnen mir itets anbingen
unb foIgten.
nSu oemfeIben Sab, in benz i4
faye, boB bi. Ser. Staaten teinem
beIonberen Arrangement unb @ers
i~tGnOigungen nit beionberen RatiOnen
beitreten Derben, lafen Sic mid
aud ertldrsn, bob bic Der. Stauten
bereit Iein tperben, ibren bolIen Nm
tell an Der 8erantportli9teit fir ben
8eltanO Der g%emsinIomen 0ertrGge
uno 8er itGnbiguHsen, auF pel9en Der
tiinftisen Jrieoen ruben fol, gu traz
gen.
nMir lelen nod Dafbinstons uns
iterblihe 8arnun9 gegen rOeritridsns
be 4aian5en" nit oolem 8eritdnOnis
gnO 8egreifen. Aber nur Ipe5isle
unO begren3te 4Ilian3en beritriden unb
mir ertennen Ano nebmsn bic pflidt
zines neuen Sages an, bur9 bic mir
our SOffnung auf cine allsemeine aIs
lian3 bere6tigt peroen, bic 8ers
itridungen Der6iitet unb Die 2uft Der
Nelt fir gemeinIame 8erftdnOigune.n
unO Die @rbaltunS Der semeiniamen
&ehte tldrt."
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
ArmimimslOse go. %, 3. q. u. 81.

Sn einem Hunoidreiben an Die
Wfitglieoer Der oeltti6en Sreimourer-
logo teiIt Ser Meilter oerielben nit,
Dob allf 8ei6luB ser @roBloge ane
3uiammenfiinfte bis ollf meiteres I'M
terbleiben. 3u glei6er 3eit lpridt
er bic Soffnung aus, Dob Die 5amili-
en- Der Mitglieoer bon Ser epidemic
Oerl6ont bleiben mogen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
SuOes An5eiss.

Nm Sreitas, ben Is. Sttober 1918
abcnSs $50 ltbr Deritar6 mad tnr.
Sem. iAlueren GeiOen nnier outer
@atte Mno Batter
Grneit ". SramOt
i'm 9llter bon Al Sabre in ieiner
@obnnns, sos 6. StraRe &orOOit.
Dies gefunnten nnO Trennben snr
acil. WGdridJt.
I'm itiac Seilnabme bitten
Die tranernoeu 6interbliebcnen:
Srau Marie Brandt
nnb Sinoer.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
u. 0Ihler Gn.

SEER 9llbert 8iibler bat ieine Sill
ale I'M Center Warfet nit leinem
0oltptgeihait I'M &iggs Marfet Der
lhmol6en uno niiroe iih freuen iei-
ne Oielen &itnOen in ieiner beoeuten0
uerQroBcrten Souptfiliole begriiBen
3u fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Gbriliion @eilitein 8aibington,
.. 6. unN Srau S6eaborn, Glaren-
BON, go.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25

Giir 9ntc, leOernc Manncr- mnS
&nabenidnbe 9ebc man sm Solef 4.
@unSraf, 233 s Ctr. ND. @mte
MmSiunbl, alle @rGfen.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
NuS ben Wcreinsfreiieu

Ra6rideu fur tieie Spalts maIen biz ~ipaitasns Mitt.
pcd Jlittass in hnlsrsr Aeeatten lstu, wsnH fe tn Der
Wp6e Nufnabme fneen icltu.
Washington Journal., 1918-10-25
Suit neln Is. Oftober trot ein,

-atit Dem 15. Sftober trot cine
neue .Sduboronung" fir oen i9iit=
rift in &roft. Gen S6ubbGn0lcrn
miro es our6 oieielbc gum @eict ge-
mudt, orei &loIien bon Sduber 81
filbrcn, ndmli6 &loiie s gum &:ciie
BON So bis $3.50, &laiIe . gum
&reile bon Sc bis $3.50 un0 &loile
u, Die SO bis $12 foIten merOer. llnl
NIT Den S6uben 5u boben SreTlen,
bic lie jeBt nod uuf Eager buben, 5lt
rGunlen, miro Sen ShubbdnOlern Ell
ne Sriit biz gum 1. SUM 1919 Gege-
ben.
Die gaiolinloien Sonntaee fin0
p~orl6ufig boriiber, uniere Mutobeiib-
er f0nnen jett olio aud Oes Snm=
tags mieoer lultie orallf losfabren.
&aeroings madt Die Sei5mittel : Io-
m%iniltration Su glei6er 3eit befannt,
oaB oas 8erbot erielit meroen mir
De, iobalo feline binrei6enoe &eierue
an @aiolin me6r porbanoen mare.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14
tie had arrived safely in France.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN
FINANCES

Pessimistic Americans who view
with alarm our increasing national
obligations may derive a great deal
of comfort from a comparison of the
financial condition of the United
States contrasted with that of Ger
many.
The total resources of the United
State are estimated at about $3.50.
DOC, 100000; our annual earnings are
estimated at about $4,000 900 900
Our national debt, including the third
liberty loan, may be put around $12,-
0O0, 000,O
Before the war our Government was
spending about $1,000, 900, 900 a wear
When the war is ended, interest
charges, less the interest collected
from our loans to our allies, Govern
ment insurance expenses and other
necessary expenditures growing out
of the war may conservatively be esti-
mated at something like 81 900 900 900
We are confronted therefore, when
peace comes, with raising only cou-
pie of billions year revenue, slight
task for Nation of such tremendous
wealth, capacity, and resources.
The resources of Germany before
the war were estimated to be $780,
|O00, 000,O 900. The annual expenditures
then of the Imperial Government were
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14
NORTH REDWOOD

Fred Schueble called on friends
here Saturday.
Ulrich Lipp returned from MIX
River, Canada last week, where ne
has been working this summer.
Miss Edna Joern of Redwood Falls
was an overnight guest of Arlie Cas-
tie Thursday night.
Miss Emma Novey of Pine City is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Malecek
this week.
DR.. Peterson of Minneapolis spent
the past week at the Martha Linde-
man home. He was ACCOMPANIED home
by Mrs. Peterson and baby who have
spent some time here with relatives.
Mrs. H. Mann spent Saturday at
\ ternoo1 with Morton friends.
Mrs. Hoover of Danville, Indiana
lis visiting her son Roy Hoover and
family.
4 Dan Brown returned to his home
lin Indiana after an extended visit
here with relatives.
Ole Olson and family of Franklin
were guests of S. J. Sampson and
Family Friday. They were accom-
banned home by their daughter Es-
.Sher who has been the guest of June
%ampson the past week.
: J Misses Mabel and Lena Stevens re-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14

about $500 100000. Her debt now is
$50, 000,O00,OOO and her resources
aid man power have been severely
impaired. After the war she is con-
fro1ted with additional expenditures
growing out of the war totaling some
$4,000, 100000.
The interest of her war debt, even
if the debt grows no larger, will be
about 81, 100000. Although she
is niggardly in her pensions to private
soldiers and her families, $1,0O0,000-
900 a year would hardly suffice to
pay even small pensions to her injur-
ed and the families of her soldiers
who have been killed. Her war debt
must be paid some time and a sink
ing fund Of 5 per cent would add ST.
500,000,000 to her annual taxation.
Here is a total increase of $4,000
100000 all due to the war.
Of course both the United States
and Germany may greatly increase
their debts, but the increases will not
change the relative situations.
The German Government has drain
ed the German people of their gold,
even their jewels and heirlooms, and
yet the Imperial Bank of Germany
now has but little over 100000, 900
of gold in it's vaults. The United
States has made no special effort to
obtain gold, has made no call upon
the people for the precious metal,
and yet today has in its Treasury
vaults practically $2,50O,000,000 of
gold coin and bullion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14
THE "AUTOCHIR"


The word "Auchochir" has been in
vented by Americans in France to
describe an American motor truck
train carrying special type of load
toward the front.
The first syllable is plain enough;
the second is from the word chirur-
gical, the old way of spelling surgi-
cal. Combi1ed they describe the AM
erican Red Cross truck train of 18
camions carrying in knock-down form
a tent hospital of 200 beds.
One truck transports complete
operating room ready to be bolted
together and put into operation in a
few minutes. It's trailer is steriliz-
ing room which is backed up against
the operation room structure. From
this trailer the nurse passes steri-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14

turned to their home in Morton We'd
nesday after short visit with their
aunt, Mrs. C. Fleischer.
Miss Bertha Simondet was a guest
at the w. C. Mann home Friday ev-
ening.
Grandpa MCGOWAN of Morton visit
ed relatives here Friday.
Chas. Fleischer has been helping
with the harvesting at the Hugh DUO
an farm the past week.
Lewis Peterson and family of Cob
den were guests at the Simo1det
home here Friday evening. Misses
Martha and Florence Simondet ac-
companied them home for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Simondet, Mrs
IS. Castle and Misses Helen and To-
ma Dickmeier autoed to Franklin last
Tuesday evening to visit at the Will
Dickmeier home.
Fred Moritz commenced threshine
operations the past week, threshing
his first job on Friday for luck, Sam
Castle being the lucky farmer. With
out regard to the few days of hot
winds combined with black and red
rust, the grain were of excellent qua
lily, the yields per acre being as fol
lows: winter rye 18 bushels; mar
ques wheat Is IL bushels; and oct
of the Big Four variety SO bushels
Mr.. Castle received a premium on
his wheat at the local elevators.
Word was received Monday by s.
S. Castle to the effect that Roy Cas-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14
DEVIL DOG DITTY
By Charles B. Driscoll

BY Charles b. Dr1ScOll
The Lounge Lizards leap from their
touches or clay
The Devil Dogs bark and are up and
away,
An it's ha! for tn blood of a Hun!
An it's no! for the trusty old gun!
For tn Heiaies will suffer today!
They've been KILN the wives of
these brave little frogs"
Says one of the bunch of the old
Devil Dogs,
$50 they won't get no mercy from
me-
If you watch, twill be KILN you'll
Fer I used to help Pa slaughter hogs!
They are off, to the music of sew
enty-fives!
They seem to be having the time OF
their lives,
Eyes fixed on the goal straight
A Heine-a flash-he is dead!
So this is the latest IN drives!
The Heinies have seen what is more
than enough,
These Yankees deliver the regular
stuff!
Yes, they know how to act in :
fight
For cause that they're certain i!
right,
And their slogan is, "Boys, treat ZEN
rough!"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14

Red Cross construction crews, speci-
ally selected and trained for this '. ork
go with the trucks, and in a very
short time after the first truck reach
es the selected point the wards are
ready to receive patients.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14

liked instruments and supplies to the
surgeons around the operating table.
The other trucks carry double tent
ing, sturdy framework, floors in sec
tions, window frames, heating stoves
and full equipment for diet kitchens.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-14

The limit on the amount that a pos
tai savings depositor may have to
his credit. at interest has been in
creased from $1,000 to $1,000. Nom
interest bearing deposits cannot be
accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-03
Europe's Smallest Republic

II. N-What is the smallest republic
N Europe, San Marino or Andorra?
Europe's smallest republic is neither
San Marine nor Andorra, but Tavolara,
an island off the northern CO Sc of sar-
dina. The island is 20 small that it
is not to be found on an ordinary map.
It's population is sixty persons.
In 1880 King Charles Albert of Sar-
dina coded the island to the family
Bertolini as their absolute property.
The family proclaimed the island a
kingdom, and one Of their members
assembled the throne, under the nanaa
OF King Paul I. He ruled fully fifty
years TO the greatest satisfaction OF
his subjects, and when. in 1882, he felt
the approach of his death he expressed
the wish that no successor be chosen,
as Tavolara could get along without
government As there was TO pre-
tender TO the throne the inhabitants
lived four years without any authority.
IN 1886 there occurred disputes, and
the inhabitants. realizing the necessity
Of some government, proclaimed a re-
public. Five years later Italy recog-
uized the Republic Of Tavolara as an
Independent commonwealth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-03

tages built by England, with peasant
roprletordhinp financed by England.
Even more audaclous is the sheer st
India. When the Crown Prince asked
10 see India we gave him every ia
clIlty. II he had been our blood brother
we could not have shown him a more
open ospitality. Indeed, we had moth
ing to conceal, nothing to be ashamed
of. What is our reward? We find that
our guest was really a spy. and that
Germany was ready with flood of
propaganda, which swept from Tur-
key over Persia, Afghanstan and our
own great dependency. Moslems were
assured that the Kaiser was a true son
of the prophet, and there was an in
famous endeavor TO plunge half of
Asia into such civil war as would have
brought the very curse of hell upon
countless millions. To check that in
iquity we advanced to Bagdad There
was nothing else to be done. And while
we advanced German agents stirred up
the TURKS to butcher 100000 out Of
100000 Armenians, men. women and
children - Christians = and unarmed.
Our imperialism was so faint that we
were not in time to save them. There
IS such efficiency in Germany. 1t was
rot imperialism, it was merely d
friendly massacre on an imperial
scale
Sedition was thus stirred up even in
India. Under British rule, despite
local wars, that vast territory had en-
Joyed century or more of substantial
peace, previously unknown in it's his
tory. Germany devised plan whereby,
under the guise of revolution, Mahome-
tans would have been tempted to renew
their ancient feuds with Buddhists.