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: ~PEDEkPsA GERMAM1I.

Acct &c Sc tenn cd Germania nu
Iva Fl pedepsita potriyit Gu paca.
tele eli ar trebui sd fnceteze de
|a7si max face astfel de presupu-
neri, caci totul Use resplateste Gu
|virf 81 fndesat.
Mizeria, frica, rusinea 81 oroa-
rea, mai presus decft- Isl poate In
'chipui cineva, sunt pedepse, carl
Sc gramadesc mereu pc caput po-
porului german. Din ii in ii Sc la
mureste. tot mai mutt ca Germanii
Isl spala crimele prin soarta cru
.da ce si-au atras-o asupra Tor.
Confiscarilc all 1nceput 81, de
'aci incolo lie va creste numarul
repede. Cnd telegrameie aduc vey
,stea ca Lokal Anzeiger din Ber-
lin, ziarul care servea scopurile
Alor Mai bogati 81 mai influ-
emit comercianti, a fost confiscat
de cea mai radicala 81 mai
-violenta fractiune paftidu-
lui socialist, aceasta insemnea-
"a ca Eel a fost furat Gu
f0rta, intocmai cum jefuesc TIL
'harii lumea ia drumul mare. O
tasemenea stare de lucruri,. odata
inceputa, Sc. fntinde repede de la
un fel de hottie la altul Russia a
arafat lumei cum Sc fac ispravile
de soiul acesta.
In asemenea conditiuni marea
industrie germana nu poate ina
inta ca sd concureze Gu aceea a
altor tari. Pietele straine, perdute
'vremelnic pc timpul razboiului,
hu mai pot Fl cistigate nici in
timp de pace, char in eel mai mic
grad. Odata GU fncetarea indus
triei de razboi are sd creased in
mod enorW numarul celor ra-
masi fara de lucru. Conducatorii
marilor fntreprMderi comerciale
vor fl. alungati de la locul lor,
orr daca nu, canoniti 7ntr 'atfta
fncft sa nu mai Ipoata duce conner
tul la inflorirea de mai inainte.
Hoarde de oameni flaminzi 81 IA
ra lucru vor mcepe in curind sa
jefue pc tarani de ceriaae, sau
vor sill guvernul sa faca aceasta
in locul lor. Productia de hrana
va ii paralizata multi, 81 aceasta
Insemneaza foamete la toarta du-
pa citeva luni de zile. Acestea yor
II relele pc care Germania are sa
lie indure pc toate. Ea O sd fie pe-
depsia fndeajuns, pedepsita prin
ca insusi, 81 greutatea b1esfemu-
lui umanitatii va cadea mai toata
pc sspatele fostei clase stapinitoa-
re
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19

CATRA ToATE PREzIpHLE SOC DIN UNTUNEA s. r. A.
Oinci ze dupa cetiea acestu av adsca ia % Noemvie
1913 vol Pace raporul nistru1 de ran despre resu
tatele avute in cumpararea de Liberty Bonduri
Mute din socetatle noastre nci pc uEa rugar noasre
din trecut, M ne -au raportat pina acuma nniCa.
nmul nostru cuvin aceastG afacee 0noratele pref
d de societa Sd binevoasca ua Ia cnnostna Cd daca
cinc ze adeca pima in % Noemwie M vol rapor
tul dnseor la mna pentru vitor pdA ceorla sa e
public Gu numele in xiar.
Ca Sd stm carl societaie carl ID ppn orinelor 81
rugaror della prezu ce carl sun
n Gu deosebita stim&:
loan PAOURAR, preeedinte general
Uniunea Socetatilor Romfne din America
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
PLfNGE CA SAL RAM!NA pRA
DA.

Barbatii din Germania au ape
lat la presedintele Wilson sd lie
salveze tara de la peirea ,prin
foame. Femeile germane Sc bocesc
81 strlga catre D-na Wilson sa lie
pue parte, ca daca nu, NOR de
foame Gu copii Gu tot. In timpul
acesta in Germania este destula
hrana, caci de la seceris n 'au tre-
cut decit cfteva saptamiln, asa
ca pima la vara viitoare nu supt
semne de ipsa. Germania e prea
sireata sa presupune ca poporul
American crede Cd natiune e
iipsita de hrana in Noembrie,
cind in tot decursul razboiului
s'a hranit singura, avfnd foarte
|putine provizii din afara. Mai
bine sd spue ca apelul de ajutor
este bazat pc ipsa de mijloace de
(transbprtat hrana din, districtele
upde este produsa in cantitati
mari de catre locuitorii comune-
lor rnrale. Sc zice ca daca terme-
Mi armistitiulli sunt aplicati asa
ca Germania sd predea 5000 de
locomotive de tren 81 10000 de
vagoane de maria, va Fl impossible
sa Sc poata aproviziona orasele
germane Gu de ale mfncarei. Fata
Gu asemenea bocete sirugaminti
mai nim6pui nu-i vine crede
lea vagoanele 81 locomotivele ce-
|rute de aliati au fost furate din
Franta 81 Belgia. Tot ce vor alia-
Til este ca hotll, dupa ce pa
rasit casa pc care a jefuit-o, sd
nu ia Gu eS lucrurile furate. Este
accsta un semn de nemilostive-
niei Sc poate numi macar 0 seve-
ritate2
Germania q jefuit destul; acum
|trebue sd dea totul indarat. Tn
de 9 grful si aurul pc care Ia fn-
|rat din Rcmfnihf Unde E munca
|taranulni fonlin, pc S6re-l sehin-
giui pima mai ieri ca sal scoata
fainA alba de facut cozonacis Ia
Berlinf GSymania 'ipcearcG pot
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
A Y i z.

Aducem la cunostinta surorilor
Societati din U. S. R. A. ca pc
viitor orr ce correspondence, care
este adresata Societatii ,,Dacia
TraianaV din Newark, Ohio sd
fie trimise pc urmatoarea adresa
Societatea ,Dacia Traiana" p. O.
3, 026, Newark, Ohio.
(65-67)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19

DE cind Gu intrarea Statelor t.
mite in lnpta ) an pus ia Gale
multe planuri 81 s'au pus deopar
te multi ba4i spre ajutorarea ia
miliilor so1datifor 81 ffarinarilor
Nici odata in limp de razboi nj
primira familiile- lor alta ingriji
re. Odinisara cind barbatii plecar
la lupta fami1iile 81 copii lor nu e
rau 1ngrijiti 81 aveau multi de rab
dat.
Acum Sc site bine. ca fngrijirea
familiilor tot att de insemnat;
ca 81 ajutorarea soldatilor. Barba
tul nu >se poate lupta cfnd in
grijat de soarta nevestei 81 co
pHlor.
Soldatii nostri sunt cei mai bi
ne platiti din lume. Sc da ur
tain din plata osldatilor tuturol
familiilor care au barbati la lupti
81 pc linga asta cirmuirea da aju
tor banesc celor ce au nevoie.
Cirmuirea e mai ales marini
moasa c7nd vine la asigurare. TOT
luptatorul, fie soldat de rind or
Glitter, poate scoate aceeasi asigu
rare pc 0 plata fQarte mica. Astfe
Sc plateste familieio suma anumi
ia pc fiecare luna, daca este ra
MT sau cade in lnpta.
Familiile soldatilor prinsi dt
Nemti, pot trimite bani prin Blu
reau of Prisoners Relief" al Cru
cei Rosii Americana, din Wa
schington, D. C.Banii trebue tri
misi Biroului prin posta orr prin
tr'un Gee. E grep cind stiti ca fl
ul orr barbatul a-tra e prisoniel
in .Germalaia 81 nal puteti ajuta
Cfrmuirea facnt tot ce-i sta il
putinta sd fnlatureze acest nacaz
Sc pot trimite bani celor cazut
in mfinile Nemtilor, caci eli pdr
la creditul prisonierilor baDii tri
misi.
Despartamintu1 numit Home
Service" al Crucei Rosii America
ne vede de starea familiilor solda
tilor Americani 81 Aliati. Daca Sc
intimpla ca nu primiti ceea ce vi
sc -cuvine de la cfrmuire, fnstiin
tati Crucea Rosie din orasul d-tra
81 societatea aceasta va va ajuta
Sc 7ntimpina cite odata ca uni
carl n'au-drept la plata c1rmuirii
sa ajunga la sapa de lemn. Char
81 in cazul acesta Crucea Rosie
sare in ajutor
Cind Sc fntimpla vre-o boala in
familia s0ldatului orr marinarului
despartamfntul sus numit va ds
ajutorul cuvenit.
Daca voiti sa aflati ceva desprt
barbatul ori fiul d-tra, acelasi de
spartam1nt va va da deslusiri, s
va va arata cum ii puteti trimite
scrisori, lar la caz ca n 'ati PRINT
veste de la ell, va cerceta care
pgicina.
In multe lagare sunt ospatatoa
re straine. Femeile acestea stir
limbile straine, 81 cauta a da aju
tor soldatului American nascut IL
strainatate. Ele ii pregatesc hir
tile lui in Englezeste, 81 sunt gats
Ia scrie msmei sale orr nevestei dir
partea sa, precum 81 a alege da
ruri de TRIMS acasa. Cind afla cs
dinsul e ingrijat de vre-un bolna,
ssau nefericit din familia sa, feme'
lie acestea scriu cuiya ce traestt
in acefasi loc 81 vorbeste aceeas
limba.
De multe orr Sc tin fntruniri in
lagare. Astfel, de pilda, Sc Vol
|aduna toti soldatii Romfni ca 81
auda rostirea unni Romfn. Cind
este Gu putinta, familale soldati
IIior sunt indemnaSa q veni 10 in
trunirile aoestea. Ospatatoarelt
de care am vorbit le vor da. ingri
jire, 81 el vor arata cum traiest
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
SCRISQRI DE LA
PRIZONIERI.
Onorata Redactiel

n u < +
Subscrishl prin prezenta va
rog ami trimite cartea lui A
vram Iancu (roman, 81 foaia d
voastra regulat. Tot odAta rog
onorata Redactie foilor Illustrate
a ne face favorul Gle a ne trimite
81 dinsii foilc. Sper cd cererea
mea va fl primita. Mai departe
caut pc toti romfnii din muntii
Apuseni 81 comitatul Sibiiului pc
carl ii rog ami scrie.
Gu stima:
Rftru Bortes, prig di guerra, Vii
La Lavua, San Gabrielle di Barice-
LA, Provincia Bologna, Italia.
Onorata Redactie!
K Va rog GU respect sa bine voiti
da loc in ziarul d-tra urmatoa-
relor rfnduri:
Eu Vele Ianos, din comuna A.
vas Ujvaros, PRISONER in Italia,
caut pc I'm consatean al meu Gu
numele Varga Marion. Rog pc
toti fratii Romfpi care stu ceva
despre dinsul, sau char ,dihsul
daca celeste aceste rinduri ale
mele sa scrie pc adresa urmatoa-
re:
velle Ianos, Caserma Fotte, Bel
vedere, Firenze, Reparto Prigio-
nero, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
G A u T
G A u r

pc prietenul meu loan Nicolae
Ciovica din Ocna Sibiiului, de
care m am despartit de vre-o 5
luni. Rog pc toti fratii Romfni
care ar sti ceva despre-d4nsul,
sau char dfnsul daca ar ceti a.
ceste r1nduri sa scrie la:
Dumitru Fanea, p. o. B. 872,
Struthers, Ohio.
(63-65)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
UNIUnEA SUI. HUMANE ==
- De AJUTOR 81 CULTURA.
cEA MAI vECHE 81 MAI PUTERNICA 0RGA-
NIZATIUN \ \R0MlNEASCA DIN AMERICA.
734 50. LIBERTY ST, ALLIANCE, Q.

In cazr de accdente grave perderea unui pcior sau
unel MINI membrul capaa un auor de $4,000 In cazur
de moarte urmas motulu capa& beneficu de $7OOO0
Perderea cuui de La esna socoteste de accident
gray pateste $4,000 Pererea pau degete de
NINA se socotese de accident grav patese $70O00
cazur de accdente usoare membu capaa beneciu
n consdera accident usor Sc patese Gu $3Oo0 Per
derea degetuui mic sa patese $780, iner Gu $350O
lar ceeate Gu cite $500 In dc perdea pau degete
"a NINA "a jos de adoua incheetura socotese accident
grav, 81 seplateste Gu $4,000.
Din benecul de.moarte, cfnd oseniorM drecti M 50
AHA pc nga mort poate chsltu pntra inmormintars
NAL mutt ca $4,000 Pc nga aeete sutoare date de Uniu
caz dc soaa mp de un Trei un cite $7O0 pe sap
NINA tre un pc jumatate Aceste ajuoars varia Unele
&ocietaN dau ii mai multi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
DE YfNZARE

Grocerie 81 Bucerie, situatar in mi.
jlocul Rominilor 81 Ungurilor lin
ga Fabrica Ford. Wind din eau
"a boalei.
Afacere foarte buna.
Veniti Ia:
207 Heathwille, Near Dawson
Road, Detroit, Mich.
(63-65)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19
DE vfNZARE sAU :RENTA1

DE vfNzARE sAU ;RENTAT
o casa IN bune conditii, 0 Wind Gu
un pref fearte ieftin. 6 odai sus
81 baie, 4 JOS 81 piynita. buna dc
gait. @ Wind din cauza ca mia
mufit scumpa mea sotie.
! Adresati-va la:
Sam sehepp, 1120, E. Guvirod s
\ Alliance, Ohio.
<cO OK .3
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-19

societatea sDr, 9. Aqgelesou
/ din Cleveland, Ohio. Oonvoaca
pc toti membrii sal lua parte la
adunar1 speciala extra ordinara,
care sci va tinea in ziua de "a
Noembrie 1913, la orele 8 a. M.
In hala de sub No.>6131 ST. Clair
Ave. Ayind chestii de mare impor-
tanta de rezolvat, este datorint6
fiecarui membru sa fie prezent.
Acct membrii care vor fl absenti
fara motive, vor fl pedepsiti con-
form statuteloT.
Presidiul.
Societatea Ammonia" din St.
Louis Mo. - Convoaca pc toti
membrii SARA lua parte la sedinta
extra ordinara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, "a Noembrie 1913, in
lala sirbilor din al s-l9a 81 Barry
Street, la orele 2 p. m. Absentele
nemotivate Sc vor pedepsi Scon-
form Statutelor.
Presidiul.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27

DlacH patent leather and OF
black kid or patent leather
with white tops.
Shoes foJ Girls
Dark tan or black calfskin
shoes on long, slender lasts,
lace high and have welted soles
with low heels, in sizes 21a to 8
at $3.50 a pair.
Shoes of black calfskin on
sensible wide-toe shapes, lace
quite high and have low heels,
in sizes 2h to 7 at $3.50 a
pair.
At So a pair, girls shoes in
sizes 2h to 6 are made of
black patent leather on good,
wide-toe shapes in button
style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
CAMP DIX VIOLATORS
GET TEN-YEAR TERMS
One Deserted and the Other
Refused to Wear u. S.
Uniform

Special Dispatch to the Evening Public Ledger
Camp nix, wrightstown. y. j.. Sept q
DESERVING the service. while stationed
here with the 31oth Ambulance Company
last December. Private Albert r. Calm,
Of Baltimore. who enlisted at. Columbus
Barracks. Ohio. has been sentenced by
a court martial board to serve twenty
years At hard labor. and then to be dis
honorably discharged from the service.
TIE fact that he surrendered himself
here on August 20, last, stood him In
good stead. however, and Major-General
Hugh T.. Scott reduned the sentence to
ten years at Fort Jay, NY. ......
Ten years at Hard labor, at the same.
piace~was the sentence meted out by the
Ward to Private Joseph Zaleski. of Cam
den, n. j.. a member of company Forty
eight. who refused to obey a command
by Captain w. F. Lent to put on a
United States uniform and afterwards
refused to sign an application for in
surance and a form for family allow
ance..
Two promotions to majorship have
been announced In recent orders. One
was received by Captain Warren r.
Acker. of Scranton, camp police off Ger,
M the other by Captain Charles c..
Norris, of the Depot Brigade, whose
home is at Port Washington, n. Y.
"A new general secretary has been
named for the main Y. NJ. C. A. hostess
house here. She Is Mrs. Alfred Nicolo-
vius. who has taken the place of Mrs.
Edward Pershing, who was the tempor-
airy head pending the appointment of a
permanent secretary. Mrs. Nicolovius has
had some experience at Camp MERIT.
Her home is in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Sergeant Maxwell Bauman who has
been directing the instruction in in fight
Ing, has been transferred from Company
Forty-four, of the Depot Brigade. and
detailed on special duty with Captain
Benjamin Murphy. camp physical train
Ing and nthlotic officer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Announcing the
Opening of a Luggage
Store DOUn Stairs

near the elevators IN the Market street sec
ton of the Down Stairs Store has been assembled
a most interesting collection of hand-luggage, and
it is gratifying to see what good and serviceable
things are to be had at moderate prices.
Hand Bags
of leather, plain or grained, in black or tan, are
$1,000 to $3.50. Of fabric. SO to $1,000.
Suit Cases
of leather are $11.50 to S23.50; of fabric, $3.50 to
$11.5O. Mating Cases are So to $3.50.
Black Enamel Suit Cases
are remarkably good looking and will stand a lot
of wear. A case of generous size with leather
straps and corners, an inside tray and a pretty
figured lining is $3.50 and $6-two sizes.
Extra large cases which many people use for
automobile trunks have leather bindings and
straps and an inside tray and are $3.50.
Special
Sole Leather Suit Cases
A little lot of splendid cases of tan leather
with canvas Innings; these are called factory "sec-
onds,"' but the cloudy places are no more than
would get on a case during its first journey.
24-inch size, S12.
26-inch size, $13.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Women, Too, Need
Men Shoes

At S2.85 a pair, patent
leather shoes with cloth or
leather tops are in lace and
button styles with welted soles
and high heels.
At $3.50 a pair, women's
shoes of neat black kidskin are
in lace and button styles.
Many Styles at $40
a Pair
Shoes u dark tan calfskin,
or of black calfskin, are made
on narrow-looking lasts with
imitation wing tips, perfora-
lions, welted soles and medium
heels.
Others have imitation
straight tips with perforations
and are finished with high,
straight heels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Taffeta PetticOatS, so

OF lustrous, good-quality taffeta in plain navy,
black, light and dark green, taupe and rose and III
many changeable hues. There is elastic through
the top and the pretty rufHe is corded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Identification Card
Holders, Csc

Every man must carry his reg
istration card with him at all
times, and a fiat case like one of
these will keep it from getting
worn at the corners. The back
is of smooth or plain leather and
the front of transparent celluloid.
(Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
COrsets
Special at $1.5O

Corsets for medium figures have
medium-low bust lines that are
quite full. The skirts are of good
length, with four good hose sup
porters. The flexible willow bones
are an advantage.
Sizes 81 to 26 are in the group.
(CentrnD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Saturday Is ChIdren's Day in the Shoe Store NoW
That School Has Bequn

Black calfskin shoes in lace
style on wide-toe shapes have
welted soles in sizes 81a to 2
at 1915 and $4.25 a pair.
Black leather or patent
leather shoes, in button style
are So, $3.50 and 81 a pair,
according to size, in sizes 6
to 2.
Black patent-leather shoes
in button style are $1.75 and
$2.25 in sizes 81a to 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27

sketch, and have welted soles
with medium heels. $40 a
pair.
Much like them are the
shoes of dark tan calfskin with
lighter cloth tops. $40 a
pair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Charmingly NeW

Black calf
skin shoes
on new Au-
tumn lasts
have lighter
tops of soft
gray leath-
err t h a t.
closely re-
s e m b e S
b c k S kin.
They lac e
high, as you
see in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
Serge Skirts for Women
and Young Women

A new model in black serge is worthy of a story
all it's own. The skirt is rather plainly made with
two inset pockets and a belt trimmed with buttons.
A skirt that women will want for good service.
Plaid serge skirts are Sc and $3.50. n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
A Pretty Pink
Envelope Chemise
Special at 85c

1t is of soft pink nainsook
trimmed with lace around the top
and bottom and in the front a
spray of colored hand-embroider-
ed flowers.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
The DoWn Stairs Store Is Ready to Help You Save the Mcneil
To Subscribe Your Quota of the Fourth Liberty Loan
Washable Capeskin
Gloves Are Best for
Busy Women

Freshening them is only the
work of a few moments, and you
have, to all purposes. new gloves
to carry on with. They are of
sufficient weight, also. to be COM
Portable throughout the Winter.
Gray or tan gloves with plain
stitched backs are S1.75; with
spearpoint stitching they are 50 a
pair. The skins from which these
gloves are made are of perfect
quality, soft and pliable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
NeckWear News
Told in Georgette
Crepe, Satin and
Lace

Many styles of new Georgette
crepe collars, hemstitched, tucked,
hand = embroidered or trimmed
with fringe and lace, at 81 to
$1.75. Sets at S1.75.
Imitation filet lace makes some
pretty collars in round, roll or
square shapes, some combined
with net, at 81 to S3.25. Sets are
81 to $3.50.
Flesh color or white cleaning
satin forms some delightful COL
lars in roll or fiat shapes at 81 to
$1.75.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
SPECIAL
Rugs, S2.75

Fresh, clean, hit OF miss
rugs woven of chenille or cur
tain madras, which makes them
extra soft to the touch. The
colorings are lovely, including
plenty of pretty blue, yellow,
green and brown. Size 3Ox6O
inches.
(Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-27
WORTH While Footwear for Men and BOus

90 Mems dark tan leather
w shoes, as sketched, are
Y made on new English last
~ with welted soles. $40
W. a pair.
~ Black calfskin shoes on
~ English lasts or on wide
toe shapes are in blucher
style with welted soles at $40 a pair.
Black kidskin shoes on straight or wide-toe
lasts have welted soles, at $40 a pair.
Like Army Shoes
are these strong shoes of black or tan leather
at SAG a pair.
Black leather shoes on English lasts or with
wide toes are made in blucher style, with welted
soles, at $4.25 a pair.
(Ch
The bystander., 1918-11-29
DAvENPORT ITEMS.
Last Week.

Mr.. Levi Cunningham, for many years
a resident Of this city, passed away last
Friday morning after lingering ill
ness. He leaves wife and q host OF
friends. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon, Rev. s. B. Moore in charge
Mrs. Laura Burns and Mr.. Jennings
were married Nov. . in Chicago, to the
surprise of their many friends. Mr.. and
Mrs Jennings are at home on Monroe
street.
Bethel A. M. E. Church is making
preparations for Thanksgiving dinner
First class meals win be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washington of
Chicago are visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Buckner, and other relatives in the city
Mrs. Arvilla Cook has recovered from
The bystander., 1918-11-29
osKALoosA, IOWA.

Mrs. Julia Taylor is confined to her
. home with rheumatism.
Mrs. Ida Henderson IS complaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. johnson received
telegram from the government Sun
day, Nov. II, informing them Of the
death Of their son, Wilbur, Of pneu-
monia. Death occurred Monday, Oct.
81, 1918. He was their eldest son and a
private in the s04th Pioneer Infantry in
service in France. Wilbur was an Os-
kaloosa boy, born June 80, 1889. He
leaves to mourn his loss a wife, a
daughter, Mildred, father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. johnson, a brother,
Sergeant Major Homer L., now in SER
vice somewhere in France, and host
of friends.
No church last Sunday, Sunday school
or gathering of any kind. Quarantine
still on.
Walt Smith is here from Chicago vis-
iting friends and hunting. just tramp
ing over the grounds he loves so well,
with gun and dog. This is Walt 8
boyhood home and there is not another
place like it.
Mrs. Mabel Green of Chicago is the
guest in the parental Green home on
North 9Th.
The bystander., 1918-11-29
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Polk County, Janu-
ary Term, A. d. 1919.
Birddie Wash, Plaintiff,
Will Wash, Defendant.
To Will Wash:
You are hereby notified that on or be
fore the Gath day Of December, A. D.
1918, the petition Of the plaintiff in, the
above-entitled cause will be filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the State of Iowa, in and for Polk
County, Iowa, claiming Of you divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony on the
ground of desertion.
For further particulars see petition,
and unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term, being the January term
of said Court, which will commence at
Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, on the
9th day Of January, 1919, default will
be entered against you and Judgment
and decree rendered thereon
s. JOE BROWN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The bystander., 1918-11-29
Last Week.

The secretary Of the Y. M. G. A., ]. p.
Mills, and Mrs. Minnie B. London, prin-
cipal Of schools, are cooperating with
the ministers of Buxton toward selecting
large delegation of boys to attend the
Older Boys Conference, which win con-
vene in Abba on Nov. 20, 30 and Dec.
i. There will be three days of interest
ing programs and banquets. No ex-
pense outside Of railroad fare and reg
istration fee, which will only be about
$4,000 per delegate. Meals and lodging
will be arranged for the three days free
of charge. For further particulars see
J. E. Mills, secretary Of Y. M. 9. A.
The people of Buxton were severely
shocked to hear Of the death Of Monroe
.county's sheriff, Col. Guthrie, who
passed away at his home in Abba last
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. 8. Joe Brown held a very inter
esting meeting with the co1ored Red
Cross women Of Buxton last Monday at
the Y. M. C. A. sne brought out some
points that were very. inspiring and
helpful. We believe her visit will do
much good toward bringing about fu-
ture results.
Mr.. Chas. Tolson and wife are the
proud parents of bouncing boy and
girl. He says he is making the world
safe for democracy.
So far Buxton has been blessed. The
flu has few all around us, but not a
single case has landed as yet in our
community.