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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
Ratiunaler ariess-Spnrtag.

| True translation fled with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota ,on
, May the 3Oth, 1913, as required by the
| Act Of Congress of October 9th, 1917
Sdobomtslefretar Wcglooo bot
! folgeubCn 9lufrl1f erlaiien:
IS lit ben Der gloBten @ihttgfeit,
bnB ooS oneritanilhe &olf lorgiam
bausbdlt nno ipurt, INN auf bieie
@eiie Der Re9ierltng oas 51r arieg=
fiibrllng lnentbebrlihe 8eio 3ltr Der
fiigung itellen 81 fonnen unb INN Nr.
belt lnb Vfuteriul frei5ugeben sur
Seritellrmg Der bon inieren Streit'
froften uno benienigen Ger nit uns
pereinten Hationen benotigten arti,
fel. Cine Der beIten Wtetbooen 5ur
Grreihung oieieS 3medes beItebt bars
| in, bob Elm Sober iif] felt pornimmt,
| it'd nerpflihtet, 81 iparen ,luo su Re.
Itin1mten Eeriooen einen getpillen ge-
trag on ariegsiparmarfen, r@ar
Saoings Stamps, fault, uno 10 ei'
nen tpirflihen geneis ieiner Inter.
ltiiblHa per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen gibt.
3u bieIem 3lpefe miro unter Ser
Otreftion bes Shasdmts-0 -0eparte.
mellts cine aan1pagre bon Gereinba-
rungen (Elebges) in Die @ege geleis
tet, nit ibren Sobepunft am %.
sunni, an pelhem Gage alle lopalen
gImerifaner erlubt nerben, iib al
oieiem Erogramm su perpflidten.
Ger sSorfgane oes Srieges foroert
beltdnoige unb Dableiloe Spfer. Wir
ienoen uniere Sltngmannldaft nah
frenlben Shlahtieloern, mo Tie nidJt
nur perlonlihen aomfort uno mote
bolb aeipiB aneebraht, bob bas ames
ibr 2eben opfern miiiien. Gs tit bes-
balb gelpiB aRaebraht, oaB bas amc-
|rifaniihe GoIf, ipelbe5 in Siberbeit
lino @ebaolidfeit oabeim berbleiben
fam, Die beiliae 8erpflihtnng in ge.
traht siebt, unlere tapferen Wanner
gut beriorat sll erbalten, lid ernltlih
pornimmt, 81 lparen, oamit llnIere
tapferen Solbaten uno Seelel1te Die
notige Rabrung uuo aleiollng, @af-
fen unb Wunition erbalter obne Die
lie nibt fdmpfen fonnen.
Inn bieie i1ltelliipe 8unpagne mog-
lihlt nirfiam 5u oeltalten erIuhe id
errItIih Inn Die Mttfpirfling aler Or
ganiiationen ,tno Snititlttionen Der
Ration, birh ibren GiitfluB unb td-
tige 5iIfe oiele arbeit 3u forbern. gs
lit tpiinihensnert, baB bas geionte
golf oufnierffam gemadt miro allf
leine 8erpfIihtung, Der Gegierung
| oieie lluteritiisuna aur iiegreiden
geenbigung oes arieges au beripre-
hen unb oab, nit bieien 3iel i'm
|Iuge, Der %. sunni als nariegs-
|Spartag" bepbahtet miro.
Dtit geeianeter 8orbereitling fir
einen gsationalen ariegs-Spartag
| am %. Stunt bin ih iiber5eugt, Dob
ous amerifaniife 0olf bereitipillig
mitlpirfen, iih sur 8riegs-Spariom.
felt perpflihten uno ooburh ben be-
|ltel 8elpeis ieiner Grgebenbeit an bie
5ahe llnieres 2anoes ,r1o ieines un-
bellgianen @illens,. oieien Gan1pf
nit einem triun,pbierenben Sieg fir
| Die Sahe Der Greibeit al beenoen,
Iiefern miro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30

ipartiaen sirfa 21a Gems betragenben
gaiis anf 3 Gents pro Wicile erbDbt
iuerben ipllen. IS iuirb geid)Gtt, baR
oteies Erparamm has Ginfammen
Der GiIenbafpnen int ndd)iten Sabre
nm $S0O,O0,0O0 ober $900,000,-
600 erb6beu pirb. Gs ftellt bel mei.
tenn bic sr0kte Hatenerb0bnns in Der
8eidDidjte Der Giienbabnen bar.
Die ncnen ssradltraten, meldje 10.
mubl bic Giailens ais audi bic 8e.
anemlihfeitsraten beden, treteu am
25. Snni nnb bic Eaiiaaierpreiserbos
hung am 10. Snui in Sarft. Geiienbe
in Stanbaro Sdhaf. II. @eiellidaftss
ipagguns miiiien anfer ben huffman.
raten 31a Geuts pro Meilc besabIen
nnb Ioidle in Sonriitenihlafluasen
3H Gents.
@aibinatun, q. Nai. - General.
oircftur McNoop fiinoiete geitern cine
aagemeine gpbnerbobnng fir nabcsa
100000 GiienbalDnangcitellte an,
bic pum nGfiten Samstaa an nnb nit
9iiifluirfnng anf ben 1. Sanuar oieies
Sabres in araft tritt. 9en Gmpfcl-
lnngen Der GiieubabusrlolmfummiT'
iiun lit int weientliden entiprud)en
luproen. Die 0eiamtiumme Der gu
lagen luirb I'M Sabre tuabrideinlidJ
iiber $3OO,0O0,0OO betraaen. Die
SGlfts bieicr Snmme iuiro ianerbalb
Der nad)iten @od)en in fleinen Snm-
men bon ie 500 bis $500 ais Rad.
5ablmug perteilt werben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
attnnx gulls, atiin-H Hnkntn, ne11 80. at1ui 1913
ipradle uud, in oieiem Ganoe geoulbet

ipradc nod in oieiem 9anoe sebulbet
meroen mDsen, ben @unIh beeen.
bel Dem anerifanilhen 8olfe ibre
.5ablreiden iournoliitiihen WiBgriffe
pieoer gut 81, mahen.
nSier lit cine oelitihiprahiee Bel.
tlng, iuelhe mebr aetan bat, als etns
fof)e 2opaIitot on 9lmerifa an befen.
nen; iie erfldrt 5einoihaft seeeu
GeutidIanb. sic eeitebt nidt nur
Elm, oaB Mnerifo Heb bat, ite gibt
auh 5u, baB England Reht bot, unO
erflart altsoriidlid. oab Delltihlono
llnreht bot. Ssreenb eine anoere
Saltilng lit Die Sorte paIiiper SoDali'
tat, ipelhe in 8irflihfeit SislopaIis
tdt bilbet. 0enn Ibiheu ltno Serad-
tltng fir 8eutldlanb itnb 8eotngun-
gen CUR Srelnolhaft NIT BEN Ser.
Staaten sur Sett5eit. @tr fpiebers
boIen oieier ghitor bon MilDaufee
lift nidt mebr 5ll Sob beredtigt, ipie
Der Mann, Der es unterldbt, ieines
gtahbars Siibner 5u Iteblen; benn er
bat MIR einfah Die rihttee Sade ee.
tan, tpas feline Sugenb tit.
y@enn mir Elm oeutlher Gebaf=
teur mdren llno Die rihtigen Inlihten
bitten, ipiirben mir feline Belt perlies
rem uno oIeieu Irtifel bcIomoglihlt
iu nnieren Spalten per9ffentlihen
Dies mag oa5u beitraaen, Die Eeriube
Der Sulbnng Der feinbesipradyigen
Ereiie IN oieiem 2anoe 5lt perldn-
germ, fir oeren Gebt Der Seroffent.
lidune Die Gigentiinlcr uno goitorell
10 leioenihaitIib eiutretcn."
3ie oEeriooe Der TuIoung Der
belltidiprohieen Ereile" IN oie'enl
Sanbe Dare iuobl ihon ldneIt gum
Ibihluf, gebraht, nenn c5 noh Dem
Serausgeber Der nSiour Sails EreB"
ginae. er fm1b es MIR ~lnenidlih"
als Der unterribt Der oeutlhen
in ben~ Sdulen oes Staates abge-
ihafft muroe; er finoct es stpeifellos
gendu 10 vnenidtih", oaB Der @e'
brauh Der oeutIden Sprohe bel Got
tesoienIten uno Serianmlllngen I'M.
teroriidt iperoen iou; aber beinabe
, ,iibermenihlih" erlheint es linn ie.
oenfaas, DOB Sen neutrality-suspicious.
3eitltngen iamt rnO ionoers nidt
lhon ldngIt fir iumer Der @oraus
genaft iporben lit. geibe bieiige
engliihe Sages3eitungen baben nit
nnften 96Heil in ees !e,ess;seia.ss seass.a
Die beutfdipratige Erei'e etnee.
Itimmt uno ihrpelgen formlih IN Dem
@ebrouh Oes iiber-bIobiiilnigen
SdlagnorteS: ~Slot tie glatts."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
W.,Ss~s&s 90

Grfola es lit bnhet< 'eilasdJ gfiire
llnperidantbeit, ibn ioftipabreno an
one angeblihe ShmIo Der Ganfbar.
tett ertllaern 81 ipollen lno es lit art.
aebroht, es nniereu amerifaniideH
Dtitbilraern In biirren 8orten fInr
5u ulahen, tDie es iid nit oieier 60
d)e berbalt, % ibnen hurh Die I'M.
enollhe @ieoerbolltng Der 9anfbdr.
feltslhulo Der @ebanfe anr firen
Soee gelporben lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
MerifD nno Gu6a.

| stabt Eerieu, 25. Wsai. - Nerifu
hat bic biplDmatiiden 8esiebnngen
sn Gnba abgebrpdlen. Sies mnrbe
bente amtlid) befannt semadt, nad-
oem Elm gerid)t, ban Der inerifanild)e
8eidaftstrGser in Sapana nnb Der
enbuniidDe BeIanbte oabier BON ibrcn
Soften snrifbernfen ipproen ieien, I'M
anspartigen Amte bcitatigt iporben
mar.
Die Hiifbernfnns bes merifani.
Idjen Gertreters in Gn6a nno bic Ser
idlieb,tns Der Gntienouus eines nenea
gerfreters anf cine nnbeitimmte 3eit
mirb amflidD Der Satiad)e sngcidyrie.
ben, bah megen bes arisges, in ben
Gnba beriuifelt lit, biele Hegiernns
| iidj berpflihfet seieben hat, MaFnab.
men sit ergreifen, Die in bieler Sin-
! iIdt bic Sntereiien Der merifaniiden
Negiernng beriibren. Mns bieiem
0ranoe, 10 iuirb erflGrt, ici es nnkIps
geiuorben, ban Der merifanifhe Scr.
treter Der enbaniiden Negiernng
Wpritellnngen nnd)t, bic anker0em
bic Nftionsfreibeit einer befreunSeten
Nation, pbie iidl iebt in einer traari-
gen Gage befinbet", einid)rdnfea
miirbe.
| SefrctGr gafers meme gplage.
@ai6ington, 25. Mai. - Gin mei-
terer Sdritt 5nr poaen Ansnatmng
Der Niannidaftsitdrfe bss 2anbes
lunr6e geftern gemadt, ais SefrefGr
gafer bem aongref ben Gntiunrf e.
ner 8orlase snianote, bnrd iueide
bic bOditc alterssrense fir ben frei.
iuiaisen Gintritt in Die armee bon
40 aaf 30 aabre erbObt unrbe. Alle
ant Oieie Ntife refrntirten 9emte iiber
40 Sabre iparben bem 0ieait als
] Nidtfdmpfer 3nseteilt ,uerSen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
Srnpnenhamufer tpruehiert.

2onbou, %. Nai. - Mit gmsnab-
me ton 53 amerifanii dD n
Sulbaten iinb allc an 8uro bes britt.
idDen SrnppenIdliffcs rMolbapia"
befinblidDen Reriouen gerettef unb in
eimem britiidjcn Safen on Der iiibIi-
den aiiIte gelanbet ipurben. Die
~ .sa:. " $: attn iHnrbf uIH Spnnerstaa
Wturgen turpebiert nno berlenft. sSn
Der elite Der &ermihteu bcfinSet iid,
fein Sffisiersname, lie eutbalt mnr Die
Namen npn siuei llntcrpffisiercn.
Die amtlidDe @efanutmahnng Der
NSmiralitat lantet: yTer beftifte
Sanbelsfrenser yWulbapia" lit tpr.
peotert nub berienft iuorbeu. @pn Der
Seiasmng lit niemanb perlpren gegan.
gen, iebpd finb 56 Iann Der an 8uro
befinblid)en amerifaniid)en Sruppen
bisber nidt sefnnbeu iuorben. Man
bcfiird)tet, bak iic hnrdD bic Grplpiiun
in einem slbteil get6tet mnrben."
Die sWuIoapia" ,uuroe ubne Dor.
bergebeube @arnnng torpebiert. Gs
luar cine monbbelle WadJt nnb pblupbl
idDarf ans|dam sebalten iunrbe, ipnr.
be has ben ansriff nnsfiibrcnSe I'm
tcrieebeDt Dpr oem MnfIdDlag bcs 5ur.
pebos nid)t aeieben. Die meiiten Der
an Surb befinblidDeu ManuidDaftcn
befanben i'd, in ibren Sausematten;
ais Die GrpIuiipn in Der Mitte bes
Sdliffes erfolate. lie WatruIen mno
SDlbatcn blieben, pbipubl piele pcr.
lunnoet iuaren, ppllitGnoig rnbig. Die
2cnte nerlpren ale lire Sabieligfei.
ten, iunrben icood, in ben seridJiebe-
ncn 6afen, in benen iie selaubet un.
ben, NIT neuen aleiSen perIeben.
@aibingtpn, 25. Wai. - Ias
&riegsbepartement Fat bente bic Na.
meR Ron 53 Yiitsliebern Der aom.
pasnie . bcs So. Snfauterieresi.
ments, 4. SiuiIion, befannt ge9ebcn,
bic bUn benz tprpebierten britiifen
Sampfer ,Muloapia" permift iuer.
ben. Nuf Der yMoloapia" befanbcn
iidJ 4SO amerifaniide Solbaten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30
NatenerbSbnna Der Giienbabmen.

gSaibingtun, 27. Mat. - lin sic
ioebcn angefinbigten 9obnerb0bun.
gen, ioiuie bic b0beren Soften fiji
aDble nnb nnbere gebarfsartifel IN
bieiem Sabre anf5uiuiesen, fat Sc.
neral -9ireftor Nfsboo bexte berfiigt,
oai' bic Giienbabnfrahtraten in ben
Wer. Gtaaten nm 25 Yrosent un6 biz
Haifagierfabrpreiie bon Der sesea.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30

Gu oieIen slrtifel benerft Die
.5iour sSaas EreB" in ibren ebito-
riIlIen Spalten:
.Nit betrdhtIiher 8eltuotlilng,
obtpobI mir burhaus nidts Anerfen-
nensipertes barin finben, bab eine
Dentihiprabige 3eit,lng In oieiela
2anbe ibren flaren uno iflbitperitano-
lihen Hflihten nnhfonnlt, ornden
mir bier einen Der Milpalttee r8er-
menia" entnonlmenen artifel ob.
Bir enlpfebIen bieien Irtifel nnter
Dem 9iel nMn Open Gonfeiiion" als
irttereiiante 2eftiire gan5 beionoers
oeutiden Nebafteiiren, ipelhe, 10 Ian.
Se lire Hnblitatipuen in ber Jeinbes.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30

Dee Truppen bon ber Nisne uno tn anbern ST gepatge
S@age aus. - Berlin mebet $4,000 @efangene. - Nmes
rifaner erobern ein Opr.
rtfaner erobern Elm 0Drf.

South Dakota
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30

True translation fled with the post.
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
May the 30th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-30

Die vSiour 5aIls GreB" beroffent
lihte leste 8ohe einen in Der Ril'
Dni,fee r9erinonta" erlhienenen ar'
tifeI nit Dem 1itel .In Open Gon'
FELTON,. Ger Irtifel lalltet i'm 9lus'
aug lpte folgt:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
NO RESTING ON The OARS.

The transition from the activities of war to the ac
dviues of peace in the United States be rapid
for the thing be avoided in this allied
countries, is industrial depression result of slug
gish reimbursement Every public and private undertake
ing abandoned the outbreak the war; or deferred
by of the conflict should be resumed
without delay
Whatever may be thought or said to the contrary
work, properly called, soon be reduced tc
the minimum the manufacture Of munitions except
meet the normal army and navy demand. soon
altogether. There is why any contracts
Tor war vessels or merchantmen should be Cancelled:
there why they should be carried out and
there are many reasons likewise why the government
should proceed with all contracts though incidental
to the war, looking to permanent Improvements the
interior well along the coasts when all is said
the great impetus industry occasoned by the spIen
did international enterprise in which the United
engaged in April 1917 and which has brought
With its assistance to a successful glorious close
will speedily subside
The trend Of American thought and energy will now
De turned Immediately toward peaceful occupations and
this tendency should be given possible flow
There should be Wholesale discharges public Or
private plants 1t should be regarded as legitimate
part of the of make the way toward peace
smooth possible Labor has proved its loyalty
ing the last nineteen months: il has possible
the government play credable part in the greatest
struggle Of all times for human liberty, rights
of labor which the foremost is the right
TO work should be lost sight of
What is needed is the acceptance by the nation OF
the practical view that there should peace slump
that the people should be able from war work to
peaceful industry without delay without friction
Economists have laid down the law that there will
be period of industrial depression after great war
With the knowledge and tremendous reserve resources
at command. this so-caed law should disregarded
at all events, overcome, in the United There
will, of necessity, have to be readusments some OF
them of trying character but they be met as the
war requirements met in spirit of unselhsh pat
riotism If wages drop from the war scale it must be
remembered that 100000 less. have for
love of country and for love Of right abandoned other
opportunity in the United during the contest in
order to meet in full measure the exactng duty
Vt citizenship at that they spurn in civil
life
An era of great prosperity awaits the United States
Its coming in full food tide be delayed only by the
failure those who have undertakings hand to press
them without delay The labor that will be thrown upon
the country by the suspension of and the re-
duction of the army and navy peace basis should
be absorbed quickly. There is much be that
if this task carried forward promptly and intelligent
", and, above all, with view single the common
welfare, it will to be what it some
people today serious problem Christian Science
Monitor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

need the country's finest brains work out
sion of copy of the book which contains German.
secret plans for monopolzing the worlds trade after
the The plans for compelling world which hates
Germany to trade withGermany and make her the rst
commercial power of the world worked
petey Bernhard stated Germanys plans. The
treaty Of peace give Germany the right purchase
certain percentage OF the material produced b.
each of her present enemies
foreign brigade of spies will report every i'm
pIovement OF manufacturing processes Berlin Every
German business will cohttit ute state fund which
will be used for driving competitors of business By
underselng them German workmen viii be enlisted
for life in various industries. In short this pro
for ruthless world outlined by Herr
Her2og, and exposed in the Aug Worlds Work by R
w. Page simply be by ordinary corporations
and business concerns.
Herzog's book bears the harmless title OF The Flu
ture of German Industrial Exports
The Germans have already forced to create grea
army in order withstand theirs. Their trade plans
put into practice will make necessary for lis to com
pletely change our business organization.
Then there is the question of German immigration
We look for exodus from Germany that had tn.
S4S hegra beaten a hundred times unless congress.
takes quick action. Germany is by down ard
out 1t is idle TO think that Germanys leaders did no
prepare defeat as well as for victory Germany ha
her plans mapped and is doing things by guess
work. She is not working in the dark
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
- y - - - - -
The United States Demands
an Unconditional Surrender.
AN. UNFORTUNATE INCIDENT.

II is quite useless for state W S S. TO come tt
Lake county criticize the sale of savings and
thrift stamps in Lake county. We are all perfectly ia
milar that the county has far failed
buy quota, but there is absolutely to blame
for the fasco w s. officials and the bull
headed management of the campaign Ever since the
campaign started who have been at the head of II
have gummed up the cards One thing after another
connected with the drive has gone wrong through
blunders by who had it in charge Last Fridays
meeting only another for instance. Lake county
people busy engaged in raising their quota for th
United War Work drive. The war work leaders have
been trying all the intensive psychology
the stupendous task that possible. They had
just secured million dollar oversubscription for
Liberty of fake peace reports and then
took of their coats for the United War drive. The
armistice signing threatened take the minds of the
people off the need for subscribing and the workers
doubled their efforts put it Yet in the middle
of the week, the W s officials break in with new
meeting and a appeal and things at SKIES and
again. Incident after incident Of this nature can
be recalled since the W S S. drive began and it seems
if the officials of the drive might learn few lessons
county enjoys proud record. No other coun-
ty the state eclipse her, and if the w s. S. drive
had been properly taken of Lake county would not
face the deficit.
Here is Lake countys great war record to date:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
ROUGE.

They painting the, Lilly, the Mary, the Jane,
and many Of the other girls There time when
of mature age. when her cheeks became
as dull the pale powder of the macadam highways,
would smugge into the house box of with all the
mystery throbbing guilt Of gentleman
dry territory with grip full of the forbidden foolish
But this practice is longer confined those
who are passing and yellow cheeks and hair
High school girls demonstrating the horrors
netic camouhage as only amateurs When you at.
tempt replace the involuntary cooring of nature with
the voluntary Of the blush you
achieving the result though attempted to
change the proverbal into the handsome silk
knitting bag parentSof ukuleed group
would the cooring of their daughters cheeks
politician does the handwriting on the wall the beauty
of youth and the fifteen would
only the dead complexion that requires embalming
and enclosing To paint the Lilly silly. just
metics Moify Mary.-Meico CMo) Ledger.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
From Jay Wiegel.

Paignton. Eng, Oct /. 1918.
To his mother. Mrs. W E. Kelley.
Hammond.
Dear Mother:
I have not received any letters from
home yet. and am getting more anx-
ious every day Well, they took two
N-ray pictures OF my leg and found
that they would have to operatee on
II, so I was operated on a week ago
Monday and my leg certainly did give
me a lot of pain after I was sick for
nearly a week. They cut my leg open
on both sides about four or i've inches
and took out pieces of bone and then
scraped the bone in my leg. 1 am
just now coming back to eating and
sitting up. but can't sit up long. and
was feeling pretty bad You know 1
wrote YOU that I expected to be UP
and around on clutches before this.
but by the looks and feelings Of my
leg now I went be up for two or
three weeks vet at least Well. /
will give you & little news of the trip
here. but don't know whether IL will
get BY or net. We left LIE Freport.
France in the ?. m. and from there
10 lie Havre, the next a. M we vere
transferred to a boat at lie Havre.
France. and stayed there all day and
and started across the channel about
?. m, arriving at Southampton. Eng.
in the a. m. Well We were put on a
hospital train again and Travelled near
~ all day and as Yanks were finally
landed here about p. m. and were
all in as I'VE who had fractures were
not taken of the stretcher all the wa
here and were glad to get in a bed
again. We had one nice day and they
carried US outside and the fresh air
and sunshine felt fine. We are in a
ward down stairs and they can take
us out through French windows on a
porch. This IS a fine large place and
beautiful grounds and was formerly
a mansion OF Mr.. Singer or the Singer
Sewing Machine Company and was
turned over to the Red Cross for hos
pital purposes and now taken over by
the Americans as a military hospital
and right near a nice town called
Paignton. We get plenty or good eats
here but just got my appetite back
the last couple of days and will try
and write a letter more prompt If I
keep feeling better The mail has
come but no mail for me and T. get
so disappointed whiting all the time
and no answers. but 1 know it's not
your fault as you have answered me
and my mail is on the road some
where and ! will get 1t before long
but I am sure almost out OF patience.
Well, 1 have three months pay COM
Ing now and they tell me we will get
our pay here. I suppose you know
that beginning this month we will get
our pay books and can draw our pay
no matter where we are and any
amount We have coming, but I sup
pose the books Will be a long time
coming, a things OF that kind gener-
ally are slow the pay days in
coming Ny barber outfit is with the
Company and the Lord. only knows
where they are. Some tell me they
are in Italy and again I hear they
are in Nancy. France. but can't find
out where they are. as we were al
ways changing from one place to an
other and hardly ever two weeks in
the same place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROGRAM.

The republicans the Indiana legislature this year
going have topheayy majority and il the party
does map and carry out clean, active program
its name will be Dennis two years Governor
Goodrich has indicated to the legislators the In
dianapols meeting week what he is going ask
OF the legislature and his program is splendid
The republicans went before the people with definite
platform and they that it approved Their par
y pledges carried and the chefest of them
legislative economy Goodrich is extremely
anxious that his program which he has spent much
time and which he tried hard put drought the
session. with the approval legislators ii
does that Of the people in the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

Well. Mother. I have been long
time writing this and will have to
rest now and it's time for my dres-
sing and have given you all the news
OF any Importance and am getting
along well as can be expected with
a badly cut up leg. Now be sure and
get this new address correct and give
my best regards to all at home and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

take good care of yourself.
With love to you and all the family
remain as ever.
Your son.
JAY WIEGEL
American Red Cross Military Hos
pital. No. Fl.
Paignton. England
(Answer very soon).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

dale recently reported missing in the
% sualtv list has been located in a
German prison camp. safe and sound.
He vas taken prisoner in one OF the
advance movements: got too FAR anead
Of his fellows and failed to set BACK
10 his lines