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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
That's the Only Way to
Stop Their lnsidious Prop
Uganda, He Declares
Wise Scores Pacihsts
rabbi Says the Only Peace
Will Be One shade
in America

sr,nression OF the German language
,,ess in the United States is the only
..se course the government can take
!. dealing with its enemies within. &C
.,,dins to Samuel Harden Church. pres
Inn. of Carnegie Institute. DR.. Church
,,ote Yesterday at the last of series
:, discussions Of the war at the Re-
nubIican Club.
The subject yesterday was "Fighting
tho Dragon" and the reptile in .ques-
,on was Prussianism. DR.. Church said
he wasn't preaching any gospel Of hate
.Rut." he declared. II am preaching a
gospel of punishment and expiatior.
The group of men who made this war
should be brought to trial and execc-
tom And then will come the creatures
who so gleefully did the foul work
The thing against which the world is
dehting is that spirit of the German
nsople to conquer, destroy, ravish and
kill everything that is not German.
That spirit exists in an abundant AMI
malignant plentitude right here in New
York: 1t exists all over America: it faces
us on the French front, and it will con-
tnue to fill the world with horror until
we say to it: You damned assassin, we
have you by the throat and we are
going to keep strangle hold on you
until we cast out this devil from your
soul'"
DR.. Church attacked the inconsistent
cy Of sentencing to death American
soldiers who fall asleep while on SEN
try duty and yet ignoring the poisonous
menace OF German propagandists in
the United States.
Scores La Toilette
"The other day a deserter from the
army said he had been corrupted from
his loyalty by reading Senator La Fol-
lettes speech. The boy was sent to
prison. and the man who corrupted him
ought to be expelled from the United
States Senate as public nuisance.
"We can never overcome the foe in
front unless we shall effectively re-
strain the foe in the rear. The test of
loyalty is a simple one. There are no
longer any German-Americans That
name is dead forever. They are either
Germans or they are Americans. There
are millions of former Germans in this
country who are now fully absorbed,
heart, soul and language, into the great
body of Americanism. But there are
other Germans in this country who.
whether they are naturalized or not,
can never be anything but Germans in
heart, soul and language
"The revelations which have just now
been made before the Congressional
committee in regard to the German
American Alliance show that this
spirit OF Germanism is an insidious
and constant poison in the heart of
our nation. Theodore Sutro. of New
York City. gave expression to the soul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17

~ .nls falthless citizenship whom he
iiessseihed that the song .Deutschland
o Uoe. Aiies, means that Germans are
Yer .; an other countries in their devo-
ZION to Germany.
leiis of Ridder Challenge
another source of constant danger
- we German newspapers which are
pupllshed in America. In New York
you nave the Stats Zeitung.' One Of
us editors, Bernard II. Ridder. came
W rlttsourgh year or more ago and
..,nahehged me to public debate on
I"e righteousness of Germany's cause.
.eeo not remind you that that de-
oale never took place. Soon afterward
sne otate Department at Washington
H'ooe ITS revelations of the Bernstorff
expenditures, and you viii remember
that $4,000 of this propaganda fun,;
was paid to the Riders. Since that
time Mr.. Ridder has repeatedly and
Sneerlngly attacked Colonel Roosevelt.
James vi. Beck and other earnest citi-
zens as tirebrands and fools when
ever they have spoken for our coun-
try.
"Tfere is but ore safe course for the
government to take, and that is to
suspend all these German Language
newspapers for the period Of the war.
WY! are SUSPENDED caCn
community should require as a mark
OF loyalty that no American shall
ei'her read them or advertise in them"
RABBI Stephen S. Wise was intro
duced as one who was to answer the
American Bolshevik.
Attacks Pacifists
Dr. Wise evoked great cheer when
ne said: THE war is marked Made in
Germany but the peace is going to be
made in American Then he attacked
those who cons antly are talking peace
IL want to warn against these insidi-
Gus peace mongers. One day they are
the Peoples Council another the
American Bolsheviki,' another they
are the Friends of American Democ-
racy.' but, whatever they call them
selves, want to hear them admit whom
they call master"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
Pledge Loyalty to America

JAMESTOWN, N. D.. March 10
With from one to forty representatives
from every county in the state rres-
ent, Americans of German descent to-
day declared themselves loyal to the
United States and organized the United
States OF America Loya!ist Associa-
ton.
Resolutions adopted recognize the
condemn those who permit hysteria
to take the place of reason, and pledge
every sacrifice necessary for the pros
ecution of the war.
The constitution adopted declared
the associations purpose was to instil
loyalty amo:g all American citizens
to the end that civilization shall not
pass from the earth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
Wool Merchant
Sought to Place
Funds i'm Germany
Letter Involving Julius
Forstmann Made
Public

Deputy Attorney General Alfred l..
Becker discovered yesterday in his in
quiry into the Textile Alliances
charges that Germany attempted to
forestall an aftcr-war boycott by cor
nering the wool market, that julius
Forstmanr, worsted manufacturer of
Passaic. N. j., had sought in May, 1916,
to make investments in Germany
through Hugo Schmidt, the alleged
agent Of Eolo Pacha. Mr. Becker also
obtained from Otto Kuhn, manager Of
the wool department of the Botany
Worsted Mills, the admission that in
Mr.. Kuhn's opinion that company could
not with proprietN purchase wool when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
u. S. Horses Poisoned

CONVICTION, KY. March 1s.-with
240 horses dead and numerous others
that will probably die, investigation
into the alleged poisoning of a large
consignment Of government horses here
was pushed to-day.
The analysis of the stomachs of the
dead horses to-day verified the first
analysis yesterday, which showed that
belladonna and croton oil had been ad-
ministered in some form 1t was be-
lieved that it was given through the
medium of drinking water, and the fact
that the horses had been on the way
from Camp Grant for long number
of hours without food or water
strengthens the belief of those inves-
tigating that the poison was admins
tered here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17

in Berlin which can have to my
credit in the Deutsche Bank and which
! intend to invest in German securi-
ties, partly because of the unfavorable
rate of exchange and partly because
! wish to invest part of my property
in Germany
Z" pray you particularly to handle
these things in such way and in such
form that if the letter is intercepted
one cannot read in it that I am the
party concerned. This is one of the
reasons l permit myself to take ad-
matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17

ton founded by Joseph Choate, were
conveyed to the hall by motor. Each
wore an American flag Between the
andante and minuetto movements of
the Mozart symphony the children
were led to. their seats. There was no
other demonstration.
Mrs. Jay who has been conducting q
campaign to prevent DR.. Muck's appear
ance in New York. declared that she
wiil continue her fight until he is re-
moved from his position.
After the concert the musicians left
for Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
Charming, Unusual Modes
UIon7en,s SERGE FROCKS

A most distinguished collection of fashions
that have the manner and fine finish of detail
equal to the best tailored to-order frocks
$500 10 $500
These serge frocks are developed in original
fashions typical of Bonwit Teller & Co. Also
number of distinctive silk jersey models.
SERGE & WOOL JERSEY FROCKS moderate
" priced in simple but chic styles for run
about" and general service. $3.50 to $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
The New CORSETS

The adjustment of the new corsets is
a matter of prime importance-the
new way of wearing the corset is a
radical departure from corsetry tradi-
tons and achieves leverage which
permits of perfect balance. poise. COM
fort and grace of contour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-17
Misses SERGE FROCKS
%. so to 40. 50

FLYING PANEL AND OTHER ENGAGING
MODES--Specialized types that are appro-
pirate for college wear and general run
about service developed in simple yet chic
manner. Also more formal modes in serge.
introducing many unique style features. J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-21

Sarnler Mnrf @eotb Die iibrigcn syo.
milienmitglieoer NIT einem gelaoe-
llen Shrotgeipebr ans Dem &ollie,
lebte Die 8ebanlld)feiten in 8rala,
oaB lie bis duf ben @rutO 3erItort
muroell, imp nladte Damn onrd eille;l
SdrB iei1lem 2eben Elm Gnoe.
Nus @olettspiQe fontnlt aif
Ata6riht pom Sooe lrnieres olten
6rarnbes uno ~trellell 2eiers, @erru
Gafl 2plis 9oetbel, ser nocD tangent
l6merem oelocn in Mlt -&tnfler, 2a=
noca Gonntp, geltorbeu tit. Ser Ser,
Itorbene itollo int 72iten 2ebensjobre.
Gr fam anfangs Der odt5iger Sabre
nod Seras, lpobllte 5llerlt in Sdulen-
burg lno 5og ipater nodl 2apaca
eountp, mo- er iid) cine i0one Sarnl
%gefallft bate mo erfol9rei1 belpilt=
idoftete. gr tpor Elm lieber, prddti=
ger Mclid, Sen ieber germ bate, Der
i'm f%urnte. Set pielen Sobren mar
er ein eifriges Mtitglieb ser Ser
nlQuuSiDhue.
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ItIcrIei.

Sranf airbp, 6reb 6. 9nnr
nno Gooie McGpnallp, pel6e nellif
pegen Gerfaufs perbotencr 0roqllell
perbaftet pllrben, meroef BON Der
nod]lten 8ranh SurD III Nnfloge5u-
1tano periett meroen-
Im Sreitag abello ge0en 10
ltbr lpltroe Ser 005 @rooflDn Mpelu4c
uobnenoe S. 81. Sumter, Mara1er
ser Otis Gleootor 50. I'M 200 glod
Der Slt Gnclio Mpe., bon 5mei Sol
oatet iiberfaIen uno 81 9ooen ae-
idlaaen. Ser l1eberfa(lene mlrbc
mad benz Hobert @reen 6ospiiol
transporter. Haltb Ideint oos Mu-
tio 81 Dem anariff gemeien gu ietn
Ooh bate Sumter feilte @ertiaden
bel lid).
Ser BON Der itolielliid)en Solo
ME geplaute &arileoal piro beutc
nafrmittag nm 2 ltbr ouf oent @el-
marft eroffnet.
8egetl ser Guarant1ne ml1B-
ten alle @eibnadtsfeiern in Sen bent
ihen gereinen abgeiaet meroett.
Oie aomites Ser Soften arel.ss
@eieai6aft baben i'm 2atfe oieier
@od)e 1886 Yerioreil oIs Mitglic-
Der anseuorben; 1897 oeute mill
len nod gum gintritt beranlaBt Nor
ben, pefm oie fir San Ml1tonio felt.
geieste Mitglieoer5abl errcid)t meroen
io1.
8oitnleiiter Mrmiiteao 1nod,t
befannt, oaB aud morgen, olio an
Sonntage, feline llntcrbred)ung in ser
Iblieferung Der Yarcel EoIt 8afete
eirtreten miro, inn 81 perbiiter, oaB
Die einlmifenoen Senoungen lidJ aa5u
lefr aufitaiien.
Die @ranb Ssurp bat iid an
6reitag abeno bis gum 80. Oesem6er
uertagt. gis 5reitag tpuroen 20
Mnflagen er6obef1.
Ser y8ar Community Serb.
ice" bea6lidtigt in alien Militdrfo.
germ misunderstanding fir Sic
Sploaten 81 peranItalten.
Ser Sraois Club miro fir Den
Weibfoftstog cine groBe Gbriltbe.
ldeerlrlg orrahgierell, a1 mcld)er 81.
fi5iere lno Solonten eingelaoen litb.
Die ltnter5eid)ner fir @ar
Sapfngs Stamps iino orir-
9eno auFgeforoert, ibre gin5abInn
gen 81 MAIDEN.
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tes bon Nantes. Meine @roBeltern.
0ercll id) mid nod entiiltne, lebten
IN Berlin anf glon5enoem 6ilBc, aui
aa5u gldn5eltoem; oenn meinem Sc
ter fiel nad) ibrem 3ooe elm im Ser
boltnis at leiten @emobningen &c.
finges Grbe 81. gr perbcirotete lid)
tribe nit elmer 9iirgerlid)en, Die ais
reid galt. BON oieier Mlltter, bon
meiner eriten ainbbeit i~iberbanpt.
limo mir mn iGmahe @rimeru1gea
g%eblleben; 0enn meme Gltern mefIel,
ten 10 oft ben Iufentbaltsprt, oob
mir nirgenos oobeim narelt, mo ais
i'd failml oas adte sabr erreid)t bot
te, mllrbe id) einem uDelieen Grsie-
hungSltift in Berlin ii6ergeben, oas
id) erlt nit ad)t5ebn Sabren perlieB,
Wein Safer fiibrte MIDI nun nod
@ien, no CT iid felt Dem ifnn Dor
geraumer Belt erfolgteu So0e meincr
0iutter bQilslid eingerid)tet botte
uib in Ser eriten @cieaifoft per.
febrte. ltnter DEM Sd,lr5c Ser @e.
mablin oes fran5oiiiden @elonotcg
trat audi id) in oieie &reiie Elm. Gin
poar gldn5enoe Sabre rouldJten I'M
6lltge poriiber; Damn fam Gin
Nbeno-"
CJortiesung foIgt.)
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:

GnrItige Spisbuben lino 9cu-
~nerstag nad)t in sic sberiffs.Sffics
mn g%ourtbalie 81 Sbermau einge~
hrodlen uno haben cine beoeutenoe
Liiantitat fonfissierten Sbnaps,
Der oorf anfbepabrt nuroe, geIto5-
len.
Cigar 4. 8itt Don 8aco tpur.
Dc on Stelle oes p~eritosbenen Sena-
tors WcGollnn i'm II. 9iitrift iiber
leinen @egner Sarrp g. Serbian nit
elmer beoeutetloen Maioritdt III Den
Staats : Senat gem1blt.
Die 5arnter aus Ser @eaeto
Don @eimar baben nit Der @efliiaet.
5lldt IN oieiem Sabre llngemein aiin.
ftige Neillltate er5ielt uno, mic aus
:tahItebenOem geridt erliftlidl eiu
biibidcs Stiif @elo peroient. 80 er-
bielten fir ibre Brooufte Die nadI.e-
benoen Gerionen folgenoe 8reiie:
fSranf Snnbers, "a Yuter, S30O25:
Sans German. II Tuter, 500: Sri.
Minnie Sbimef, 35 Butter, $f56.78
Siir Gier nabm Sobn Sbinlef iiber
5000 Elm; fir Cream lolte Wtife Stu
pelton $677.75; q. 9. @pfelntanlt.
$550.42; @m. Moamcif, $t99.74.
Sm Surhffliitt iperben in 8eilnur
Ole folgenoen 8reiie besabIt. Sir Gu.
ter, "a Gents pro Yfulio: fir @ilt-
terfett, 60 eerts pro Yfuno mo fiir
Gier zoe bis y Gents pro Gubeno.
Die Smmigrdtiousbeborben noi'
Sareoo MAIDEN %befannt, oab oie ieii
lestem CONNER geitottcte unbs.
1d)rdnfte Girmanoernng merifaniid)e@
Standardization bonn is. 9e5elnber
OH aufgebobcn lit uno ooB bie Ear
ienoe mabreno oieier 8eriooe imbor-
fierter oette ictt 70 fdnlea mie MOT
lid mad Merifo 5ur~iiferpcoiert mer.
ben ioaen.
Srou 6reo Sdiepet BOZ
YfeperspilIe bat Die betriibenoe 0adl.
ridt bonn GriegsminiIterium erbol.
ten, Dab ibr Sobn Mar Sdiepes in
Den Sampler Bel Seoan gefolIen lit
Die Milit6r : 8ermaItllna be
abiidtigt, am 6. esnnuar ca. 1000
&feroe nno WauleieI I'M Camp 90
gan BEL Soniton SIT beriteigern.
Or. Sobn 9. 9errp, elm co
Idbriaer Ir5t bon Sort @ortb murot
ON 9onnerstag nadmittog III oel
3oDe ieiner 8obnung bon eitelt
Miltontobil iiberfdbren ltno ollf oe
Steile getotet.
Its @uitin miro mitaeteilt
DaB Die @ermaltung oes Gtaates fiji
Die Sabre 1920 uno 1921 ca. 500.
36O,St0 foIten miro.
Sn einem @nfaa bon @eiites
7tOruns trieb Der In Ser stdbc Dol
AalcttesDlae rohnenoe 80idbrigi
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Giiemba9nen nnb Mmtps.

Die 9emegu1g sur Si6erllng gll=
ter SanbltraBen, obmobl faltm cln
Sabr5ebnt organiiiert, bat in lesterer
Belt bcad)tersnerte Grfolge er5ielt,
inter melden Der n&incolu Sigh
map" Der u9telpI Yorfer &igbtpap"
llno Die iiingit BON Der 9epolferllng
SllInois' genebmigte Gerauseablllta
BON $4,000, 900 CUR Mnlage BON
unO &erbelierllng ser 2anoitraBeu
oes Staates 6%eionoere 9eabtnng pet
oienen. Die Gerfebrslpege in oen Ser.
Staaten baben cine @eIanmtldilqc
bon 100000 Meilen, cine ;3iffer,
Die uns eil1orudspoa bie ~ullgebellre
Musoebnung unleres 2alloes Dor 9(,l-
gen fiibrt. ebe Die 0eooo ROADS" Sc
pegllng einieste, befanoen iid) fait
ale @ege int erbormli6er gerfailuna,
urO Die meiIten beoiirfen nod beutc
griinolid)er IusbeiIerung.
@iner Sddbrrng SCORERS 3lfolee,
geben fiinf5ig Bro5ent peroerbIider
Erooufte oaourd 5llgrln1oe, oaB in-
fpide Ser ihledten @ei6offenbeit bon
SanoltraBen Die sSartner jene nid)t 81
Wfarfte bringen nermogen. llnb alldl
Der Sdaoen, Ser empfinoliderea
Seloer5ellsniiien ouf Dem 8ege gun
Wfarfte 5ngefiigt miro, beldlift lidl
auf GieIenllilnrnel1. Cine pom Soft
greB Dor bier Sabren porgenontmeile
ltnterllldlllg ergob, DAP ielbit 81 ie=
ner 3eit nod Dem amerifanild)en
0olfe ourd oie 2anoItraBen Elm
iabrliGer S6aoen bon iiber $500
0e0,00O 5neefiigt merbe.
9as slutomobil bot iid ais Gin
beoclltenoer 8aftor sur Stimulicruna
Der r@ute 2anoitraBen : 9emegullg"
ermieiclL einen groBeren ginfnB nod
bat ieood oas 2~aitauto allsgciibt.
oas infolge Der &riegsperbaltniiie fiir
Die lanolide 9epolterung auBeror-
oentlibe 8idtiefeit erlanst bat. 9a
Ole 6radltbeforoerllng auf ben Giielt-
babaen 6eifranft uno perteuert muir.
De, milroel 2altalitos 5ltr &iilfe Der.
allge5ogen, nit meld)em @rfolge. sr.
giebt iid) alls Der gatiad)e, oab ae.
aenmdrtie aueilt 5piid)eu Hbilooet.
pbia uno aicm Yorf tdgliG 5meitau,
Ierb Eonnen Srnd)t nit 3aitautos Sc,
fobert merben, 5u beren transport
ionit 5ebn G~rpreB5iiec notig icin mir
oclt.
Dos uene @eioroerunes : SpltcEl
meiit nod einige Sebmafcn orf, De-
ren 9eieitiglnlg jebod MIR cine Sra-
&c fur5cr 3eit lit. 60 babcn iid J. g.
in pielen Staaten lanolid]e @emeiA
meien pereilligt, Inn fir ole polle Be-
fradtune Der 5u Marfte ~iahrenGea
Intos 81 iorgen: and haben tic in
Habeliegenoen Srten Bureaus einga-
rihtet, I'M 6rad)t iiir sic &iidfabrt
al lid)ern, moomrh Der transport
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gr3eualliiie unb.
aiid oeren 8reis perbiaigt meroe,r
oiirfte. aluf fiir5ere gntfernungea
Miro iid) alien Slnihcin mad forton
oas 2aitauto ais cine gcfdDrlid)c Son
f~nrren5 fir sic giienbuhnen erpei-
len, ole nod itdrfer outage trcten
miro, ipelm Die geplonten 2anopege-
@erbelierungen our Satiade gemor-
ben iito. (Imterifa.)
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Nn ibren TriidDten ioilt ihr lie erfcn
men.

Golfers @eeflp" lit oafiir he
fmnt, oaB es lett Sabrea einea
aalnpf gegell alfoboliihe @etrdnfe
gefibrt bat. go itarf mar Ser ab-
id,eu oes 9lottes gegen aaes, mas
nad Ilfobol riedt, baB es ielbit Die
Mifnabme BON Innoncen bon 8roue-
reien uno Observation-Disclosures Der.
meigerte.
0or Elm paar @o6en lit Der Sic
oafteur urio Seraitsgeber bon Sol.
liers'," Hobert S. Golfer, in Ielr
yorf geItorben. Gags 5iipor fam Ell
BON Sronfreid) an uno beridtet oel
81. .. Imerican~ oarii6er pie folqt.
Collier Itano beinabe ma6reno Der
gal5en 3eit ieines Iufentbalts IL
6ronfreid unter Dem @influB boz
altobol. Sn Solge ieiuer Orgiel
oortielbIt 5og er ben Corn Ser arleri.
faniiden unb fran8oiiiden 9eborocr
altf iifl 'uno tpuroe beportiert."
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Jarm-Eru6ufte.
Bemtmie.

8emiiie.
Gan 4ntonio, 81. 9e5ember, 1915
aartoffeln. Gol., $3.40.
SiBtartoffeln. $3.50 unb 1915.
3mlebeln, Gal. $500 mo 1915 nj
100 Gfuno.
8omatei1, Gal, 1915.
8obuen. COLORADO. Btnto. per Biz.
1878 mlo $500; GnliioEnio 9upolts. pei
elpt.. $1,000; 9infs, $8.75; Gina. Sill,
Nabp. $14,00, @ladepes. 5000.
Selerie. $3.50 per 8iinoeI.
Srild)e Strine Beans, $500 per @us
l6et.
auht. $500 un0 1926 per 100 @fo.
Crime Efeiier. $500 uno 1926 per
9uidct.
8abiesden, SOC per Geo. @iinoel.
ReerrettIa@B uraeir Der Hfn i.l>
@nrteuL 60c per 8uBenb.
@rbien. Der fleiner Crate. $500.
9eeteu, $3.50 Ii. $500 per 100 $50.
Hopfialnt, 1913 per Crate.
8eteriilie. SOC per SbS. s8iinoe[.
Sfirfihe. $1.65 uno $1.75 per grate.
@elbc 8rr5etu, Coo per 9ubeno.
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l.ckaIes.
@abrldleinlid)es &etter.

Stir Sna 9lntonio uno ltnlgegenb,
9erte abello, flor; Solratog beoedt (;
Semperotllr 33-42. ,
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"W. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DUE!n
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Gottpniamen-Eroonf

Gan %s(ntonio. 81. 9e5ember, 1915
Yrime Grnbe Cotton Seed Oil. .$17.5C
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(6ortiesullg foIgt.)


Wion ertpartet iebt, ooB Die
Streitigfeitcn 5miifen oen fremoen
gelibern BON O~elfeloern in Werifo
tno Der merifaniihen Ncgicrltng in
Denigcn 9ogen beigelegt mcroen.
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unprecedented fam man umionlt
boben.
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8ie penig mir niiielL merfen
mir oft crit, tuenr mir bic @iBbeqier.
De zines aufgeuedten &inoes befrie.
oigen ioaen.
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San antonio, beute 20 Gents.
Galoelton, aelferm 31.25 Gents.
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Gterpflan5en, $500 Der 8ni6el.
SpiImt. A$1.75 Der 0aHper.
@riine grbien. $500 per 0au,pes
SeuerIe. @oloaroo, $3.50 per Crate.
3itben. $500 per 100 Rfuno.
SqilaIb, $500 per guid]ef.
9antelpupes. 81 so.
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Sqn antonio, 81. 9e5ember. 1915
saiibe. 5000 bis $3.50.
adl6er. $500 biz $3.50.
Sdieu. $500 bis $12.25.
sdmeiue, $500 bis $500.
ct. louis, 81. 9e5ember, 1915
8innpieb. SereseO6ien, $40 big St8.
: Sdipeine. $1,000 bis $f7.65
Tele.
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Srodene siiute zoe per Rfn.
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eil 9uh nidt MIR nod Sen @eoalt-
fen, Die eS entbdlt, ionoern aad be-
lonoers mad oenieni9en, oie es CT,
pedt.
w. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DUEr
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-12-04
4 Jitney Service Wanted.

A patIilon. .adJFrss11 . he
board Of aldermen Of both Snen.
car and s.;,xh,,r .~
- .
'''n'9 '''''o' 0e'"ee" '"7 '"'
cities IS as follows
We the undersigned citizens
of Spencer, Salisbury, and vicin
ity, respectfully ask vour hopor-
ahlo hodv 70 ra,,a,! arv and ~,
observation-disclosures
o'"' ~ '01'''l. H. "''}' veg "'ot-
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{l1ff<s Al I'VE y
-W Written by-
1uH DENT
FAITH.

Nov 29.-Nrs Pearl Bame and
little daughter, Margie, + Wis
ting at Charlie Bost's.
Willie Canup, wife and three
children are down with the flu
8 D Davis and children Mari
on and Arlene, are spending
some time with his mother at
Star, N. C.
The prayer services being
held this week by the ladies of
the Reformed church IS proving
4 wonderful success.
Professor y W Moose moved
from Faith to Salisbury Tues
day, November Goth 10 be near
his work whore he is holding a
position with the Wachovia bank
Allen McCombs found a large
ear OF corn with seven smaller
ears grown out around it. Who
can beat that?
Venus got his Thanksgiving
dinner at John A Peeler S III
Faith, this year and got a fine
dinner.
Durham Robertson has return
ed from Lee Hall near Richmond,
Va where he had been al work
helping to build Camp Eustis
This will be one of the perma-
nent camps and he says it will be
finished.
L Shipping is in Faith visit
ing at M G M Fishers. He is
from near Savannah, Ga, where
he had moved some time ago.
Hilbert Fisher and wife are
visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs NJ G NJ Fisher.
venus Is receiving lots OF nice
letters from the soldier BOYS III
France who went from Faith.
We got one from Sydney A Fink,
three days ago and one today
from Walter Artz, They say
they read the Faith items. One
letter Venus received today from
France was dated October goth,
just one month ago today. Since
these letters we're written peace
has been announced and the bows
will all be coming home soon safe
and sound. They say when they
get their paper the first thing
they look for is the Faith items.
VENUS.