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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
"OH, BABY" WILL BE
HERE THIS EVENING
Big Marcus Musical Show Will Make
Its Debut to Ocala Playgoers
at the Temple Theater

at the Temple Theater
Hist: Well let the cat out of the
bag. If you see big motor car
painted to resemble black and white
checkerboard romping through the
streets of our city today you will
know to whom. it belongs. Here is
the secret. 1t is the property of A.
B. Marcus, owner of the Marcus Mus
ical Comedy company, which will be
seen at the Temple this evening in
"Oh, Baby"
The big auto in question is so loud
you can hear it coming for blocks. If
you hear an unusual noise you'll
know that's it. 1t will probably be
laden with numerous personable
young women. Mr. Marcus thinks
that automobile riding is an excellent
way to maintain the morale OF his
beauty chorus.
Everything is ready for the bow of
the Marcus company. Despite rail-
road congestion there has been no de-
lay in transporting the two baggage
cars Of scenery and effects and "Oh,
Baby" will shine forth in all its glory.
Mike Sacks, who is the star of the
big revue, promises to provide a
bunch of material bearing on local
events that should prove especially
diverting to citizens of this commu-
nifty.
"Oh, Baby" is certainly going to
tax the facilities of the stage. The
master pnechanic arrived several days
ago and has been busy making minor
changes necessary to the presenta-
ton of the great spectacle, "At the
Gates of Araby." These changes
have been completed with the result
that tonight's performance should run
as smoothly as marriage bell.
The Marcus company will probably
be greeted by one of the largest au-
diences that has graced the Temple
in many moons. The advance sale Of
tickets points to such condition.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
WILSON'S RETURN DATE
HENRY FORD is AFTER
THAT SEAT IN THE SENATE
(Associated Press)

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 30.-A
petition to restrain city clerks from
destroying the ballots cast in the SEN
atorial election of November was filed
in the federal court here today on be-
half of Henry Ford, who, according to
the official canvass was defeated by
Truman Newberry, republican.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
.BUR[ESON''S
BAD BREAK
CAME VERY CLOSE TO SHAT
TERfNG FAITH WITH
CONGRESS
CAssociated Press)

Washington, Dec 30-Postmaster
General Burleson "came very close to
breaking faith with Congress" by TAX
ing control of the cables after the
armistice was signed, Senator Hitch
cock declared in the Senate today,
commenting on Mr.. Burleson's letter
explaining his action.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
MORE SOLDIERS BROUGHT
HOME BY THE MAURITANIA
tAssociated Press)

New York, Dec 30-The British
steamer Mauretania, bringing the
Three Hundred and Forty-Seventh
Infantry, except Company H, of the
Eighty-Seventh division. arrived to-
day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
RAN ON THE ROCKS
But Soldiers on the Transport Ten
adOres are Being Rescued
(Associated Press)

London, Dec 3O.-The American
transport Tenadores, which left New
York for Brest December 18th, was
standed on the rocks near the Isle
of Dyeu, in the Bay of Biscay, Satur-
day. Advices state those on board
are being rescued.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
GOING To GIVE
THEM THE GATE
HUNS AND THE OTHER ENEMY
ALIENS WILL BE SENT
BACK HOME
Associated Press)

Washington, Dec. 30.-Deportation
of most of the three or four thousand
enemy aliens interned in the United
States will be recommended to Con-
gress shortly by the department of
justice.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

A well selected stock of Water
mans Ideal Fountain Pens to bc
found at Gerig's Drug Store. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
NO PRICE FIXING

Washington, Dec. 3O-Concerted
price fixing of an industry after the
government ceases to exercise control
January 1st, will be regarded by the
department of justice as restraint of
free competition, it was stated to-
day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

Fresh Apalachicola oysters at the
Delicatessen Market, opposite fire
station. 27-5t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
MORE MONEY FOR RAILROAD
MEN

Washington, Dec. 30.-Railroad
telegraphers and station agents were
given a further wage increase today,
retroactive October fist.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

As usual Gerig's Drug tSore is dis
playing very complete line of Ivor.
Pyralin ware. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

For western steaks, pork and lamb
crops, go to the Delicatessen Market,
opposite the fire station. 27-5t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

Take dozen fried oysters home
piping hot from the Delicatessen
Market, opposite fire station. 2-5t
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TEMPLE ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE WEEK

This evening: ooh, Baby"
Tuesday: "The Trail of the Lone.
some Pine"
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DISORDER IS RAMPANT
IN DEUTSCHLAND
SEEM UTTERLY UNABLE TO CURB
R|OIOUS OUTBREAKS

London, Dec. 30.-Pillaging on a
large scale is being carried out by
mobs in Frankfort, Germany, and the
authorities are powerless to prevent
it, according to a Amsterdam dis
patch. Troops in the city refused to
fire on the rioters.
MORE CABINET MAKING
Copenhagen, Dec. 30.-The central
council of soldiers and workers of
Germany has appointed Herr Noske,
governor of Kiel, Herr Loebe, editor
of the Breslau Volks Wacht, and Herr
Wishel, members of the reichstag, as
cabinet members to replace Foreign
Minister Haase, Minister of Social
Policy Barth and Demobilization Min
lister Dittman, who retired Saturday
night, according to Berlin advices.
UNLUCKY WILMA
London, Dec 3O-Vilna has been
captured by Bolshevist forces, accord
ing to a Copenhagen dispatch to the
Mail, quoting Petrograd reports.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
FRANCE WILL SUPPORT
GREAT BRITAIN
In Maintaining the Freedom of
the Seas
PREMIER CIufNCfAU ADMITS THAT he is NOT ALWAYS N
AGREEMENT WITH OUR PRESIDENT

Paris, Dec. 30.-In addressing the
chamber of deputies last night, Pre-
mier Clemenceau made it plain it was
his intention to support Great Brit
ain in the peace negotiations on the
question of freedom of the seas, de-
claring his attitude in this matter
was approved by President Wilson.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR
CLEMENCEAU
The premier told the chamber now
was the time to change pilots, but the
deputies gave him vote of confidence
of $50 to 134. The premier stated
his conversations with President Will
son were profitable, although he add
ed, they were not always in agree
ment on all points. He earlier ex-
pressed belief in the efficiency of the
old system of alliances, called the
"halance of power" but indicated he
was not opposed to a league of ma
tions.
WILSON'S RETURN DATE
Paris, Dec 30.-Present indica-
tions are that President Wilson will
start on his return to the United
States February 10th.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

Take the Star for all the news.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30

Weather Forecast: Probably rain
tonight and Tuesday, except general
ly fair south portion; warmer tonight
and Tuesday on the peninsula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
MINT. hnt IN tho world % labor and

POINT. but III tho world % labor eno
c"r!ni"rrialISrn.
This world Is calling cur to-day toT
br0t;rcrhp"d l"S": Il NJ t''"r utt"rInI
n. ~;,I,i.. unanswered cry down through
tn. ~, - y" past. I'll" CT: - h"nrd
by :, ....!utr,rnilv.' few. vii" throw "ui
II. ,if,.!l:r.' am! bring : brother T. tn"
shny. - hn..c ari rllc" his fret ui"n
IA" ro:ti w!t.r" h" can sec lii" St'sT ~
..or,.. s!i;:.,.; brightly auI il":.r th"' SlEE-
i...; IN .st~ heart. 's,,r:I.. on" cares Tor my
soul
''rh.-. ar" many 'stcaGFl"rS' VIII"
,.-rl.. t;;n th.S mission IInnthly without
horr-:.l~n without bed "r breakfast: lit
H.. ..I.ttl.-s and less Christian Cr""d: mrn
VITO has" no. had ~" dimes !" rub
at-ninst th.. other i~r = long. long i!iii".
hu: tir". ;trr JUS - w"!"or" |" IN
,i!~s!nn -, the i.rohis;:r! son. OF c"uTS'.
w.. don; Killed Il t:,tt"d $h-'p. hut ~:
CIV. H., w:.,i,lrr.rS L Substantial n"h!
are, ,!,cn W. =, h,in u job our m"il"
: - fI,!p tho.-., whu h"lr themselves.
'>rr IT.. r. whore ~" corporation
conn. II. continued NJ. Cory. we FUR
u:~'4 tie. i,.!.l..~~ fa"n :"r IA" job. rh''
r,:,n, industrial giants N this "nn,mn-
r;!. hay. learned :" sock Il" when thy
.u:,,.. l;,...r..r. hcr. $50. "" arr working
lr.nG ~, hand That's whore | E"s the
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inspiration OF -lclring others: that

inspiration OF Nrc--Aclrine others: that
lS. | get dnub;" rl"aSur" out Of tn" work
securing mon employment and as
S!srnE the manufacturers with Suft.-
rirHi help. That's wh"r" Cn-up"ratian
cuts quite" Il figure. W. AT" also work.
:rE in conjunction with IA" lnr'al '','i-
"-;h :rrc employment bureau. Manager
Er'd Sond"rmau is tn" right man in Tho
right place ut the head Of III" bureau
:."rc He understands human nature,
and that is on" o! the greatest tod
given helps To any man VIII" comes in
runtart with all clcrrnuts OF humanity.
Il have been up against III" w"rli.
have beer dnwn and OUT, and il * for
that reason that want /" offer a help
i'm: hand To All such mon: want to
know that | have put them IN tn" road
0f Sc!f-rc$p"ct. that they can look to
world in tn" race one" NOR nS i,,-
Sin:cted men and ran f'"l That S"uI,, unn
cares for their soul ana j. anxious L.
help thccl through lf''a SirueY:l" b.
t.tl,Sr | want to Ia that which God has
;tekrd. I'm not fighting for tn" upper
dog. he needs no help. is ~" Itnd"r dor.
in ;he high, which am assisting wh"n
h" Gomez; with bruises, on his heart hv
ia" cuffs OF Nh world aNtI mu plar. ."
rest his weary hoad and n" rnhi" und"r
which II place his tired f."i-'
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Jesse Bloch Favoritc.

c,nr" tn" senatorial campaign las
h"";I warming w throughout IN" 't;t''.
and particularly III IA" Wheeling HlS-
ir;.t. r"nuy uu."l forms "f Adr"rtlsinh
have h,'u H,i"ri.,i hy tn" rhndida'"S'
which III turn. Eay'. All in1:!ing 'i"hn
rs t. " h. WAS III" "fav"r"l" 'andidh''
~ IN. different SECTIONS. ON" Of ih"S"
I;ui.n., farm. e ADVERTISING has """n
tn run III. sll,i.~ "i III" i.fF"r"rt like
r,.Ss...:-'' ~ IA. Mon i'll III" RAJ" for 'hiF
nfnrn auh taSti.' theatre. located az
rwrni y-,..vrnjh and Chaplin" streets
hrs br",! running th"s" sl;d.%s III Unison
with numerous othrr local houses. Hu!
IN. strikln.: l,riut nf IT." story in ms
section - tn" unanimous arp!Hu*: ina!
rlu,:" through IN. house each evening
.,s ,hn Hon less. Iiln"h'S n"rtrnIi -
Flashed Moon III" screen. Will" the r""'
i'm. If IA" ether candidates - r''""iE''l
with absolute. TH'"trIi" at ms H"n!l'a:
it,l.. l,nu&r Whi"'r W"ilh 'rli"Hi" 'niit
,hj> section II ~" South sid I" E"f
ins strong for tn" local "andIdai".
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DRIVE FOR GIRL.
RECRUITS PENS
OHIO COUNTY WOMEN'S COENITTEE
OF NATIONAL DEFENSE AND REG
ISTERED RED CROSS NURSES III
CRARGE OF LOCAL STATION.
Headquarters Established in Federal
Building for Purpose Of Obtaining
Student Nurses to Aid
Government.

Tn.dnv will Nc.' Hu"th"r Sl"n III III"
!rr!! progress that i".u!S IN an tnd'r"'
Nay toward i:'S prosecutor "i IN" war.
wien the Gin" County W"m"n's commit
tee OF Natiunal r"frrS" ami Registered
Red cross Nurses Will establish tn"ir
recruiting headquarters iii IN" fedora.
building for the purroS" "I WArlnT q
hi.; drive for IN" recruiting Of student
nurses 81 thiS city.
Stationed III charir" nf til" bureau
"arh DAY WI h" ;ou:lL representatives,
q: TIA" ohio County W"mcn'% rnmmiti'"
If National Dcf"nS" and committee" -,
Rcd Cross nurses. whore they viii Ei>@
information aud asSis! applicants ~
Milling out applications.
Thr governments desire Is for - .h0A
student nurses and tn" prosecution ~
tho WIFI demands that every tra!n:nE
school lie kept rll"d by StUdrnts At war
service. Tho number "t STUDENTS NOW
taking training f"r nursing - way below
that Of normal TIMES. Will ih n""'iS
Of tn. hour 3rould call Tor I irlpI: nuns
h"I III this Ii"id "r service.
The actual recruiting - delegated L"
tn" local Unit rf In" WomCn'~ commit
t." IA NatI"nH! Defense. In rri"r That
tho "amraign he success i must h'
brought nm" Ia tn" p""pl" "f every
community. And although every woman
cannot 20 herself. every !"Eai woman
Of tn" community can and is expected
e. assist in securing Il qualified 'aEd,-
date.
Til" object Of tho Hrjv" - for he
enrolment III N" tinted states students
rcS"rv" al i.h"" physically tit !"uE::
women. h.iw""u tn" ages -: !" and 10
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G. ", CORY GIVES HEART
TALK ON COOPERATION
pec,arss That Success IN AL U1de-tak-
tnSs Is Based Upon working
hand in Hand.

-: Mas hc"r SAID ;h:'i 'n"ih'nS sue
ceeds Ike success" said Supt. t.. v.
Cory o; the t'nr"n mission. last H''h''
u an In,alliS.'.c'r IMAM. but :: an"
allow! - pa-aphras" ;ha; s"ni''n%" !
Should say. 'unthinc >ucs'"T!' III" co.
opcratinn.' n:i - hci,iS about Sur"''>S
.b. cog r;,u<t w.u-k u, cox ami -" M
.,.,:n"rv cc r"Sui:. nruSr 10. "i!''d with
enthusiasm ard -" h";.r!nG@ cleaned
with ,t,.. ciu,lI - sincerity.
''On. may p7".'h un;i n second
ro,r,r.. g: chris; ina; any taaH r."::' SUE
cd w,,h"u; ;h> n"l3 - "'h"TS. ta"'
am ,a~,t.,;."r ma? "Xist wl'h"n; 90
no.rr.l"u. anri w"!li not h''.:'v', S""H.
r.5., r.., ~. Eih" >av 'fr;t man '';,i'
-. lie. ut.:" himself: Tnat d. H..
,r,.an from u --Acial ~ t"'n''>i:" sSta"d-
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South Side Personals.

Mr.. Jess" Frc"lnnd s confined to his
home N Twcnty-n!nth street seriously
ILL.,, .r
Word has b""n received from Sam
k.crar, Of South tharlinc street. who
departed w'tE III" last contingent TOT
camp M..:,i". Md. that military life and,
tn" "youns trainer are getting on
enc.
Miss Theresa Miller has returned TO
Irr hnnr. III South Euff street. follow
ing - ;hr"" weeks vacation spent in
cleveland and ether lake points.
Mrs. Norah ORrl"u and daughter.
Miss I;,lIr who recently returned from
t'hi.acr. wh"-r ;h"y hav" been residing.
for several y"IrS and who nro at pres
..nt thu. :.tI,.S'@ rf III" formers brother
Mr. John M"1:har. "t Wood street, Will
TAKE up their r"sid"nc" tomorrow in
l.ri:Wu,,h.
Sir nnL ifr-. Ralph %hocklcy' arc re-.
i.,:.inG "E"r thu arrival 81 sun at thcit
home OH ThriN-S"Nr:Ith street.
Miss Margaret Ta.!d.n. VIII" has been
spending IN" summer as III" guest OF
her Huu:. Mrs FGrEuS"G. -: TORONTO, O..
is expected HON" early thus month.
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Pageant Tonight.

Tho boys and girls comprising the
members II III" City'S trio or play
grounds will stage quite an eHtraordl-
nary production or child life this eve
nin:, ~ the grounds Of the Twcnty-sixth
street Fairgrounds. Six thirty o'clock
will Sc III" opening Of the program.
which is "utit!rd The Spirit OF sum
NOR and will demonstrate tho develop
m.uI Of this splendid movement in the
'Nhrnliuc district. as we'll as showing
tn, vital Importance" Of play in the life
uf every individual. 1t Is anticipated
lha, m unusually larE" crowd Will wit
u.s- this first event of it's kind. under
;akcn and produced by the Riddles ana
;k. If instructors
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Church Completely Renovated.

The church Of III" Immaculate Con-
ccptInu. located AT Thirty-s:Hth ano
Wood str""is. has been refrcscoed ana
entirely renovated in I'll" interior. WINE
,h,, oy:crror ha: hrru rcpaIntnd and pre-
srntS an appearance of neat artistry
in k"rping with tic solemn dignity OF
ih, .rditic". The women Of the con-
creSat;on completed tho final work IN
The general renovation FeS!erpa! Sasi
. largo group gathered and placed the
,;slns. carpets and p"ws IN condition.
following tho work Of the painters.
decorators. etc.
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,inct schools the girls remaining under
the tutoragc Of the sisters or Inc
abovr order. Will" tho boys Will De
laugh; by Christian Brothers. Of 4,
Philadelphia house. with their classes
lnrat"i in on" section Of the Columbia
club for thc coming year. 1t is anticl-
rated that :n$ n"w Arrangement VIII.
H.. we'll received by the parents an
Ihnsr Interested III tho best advantages
along educational lines for ;hc children
included in his congregation. and inc
nov method cannot :ail but be or
extraordinary benefit 10 both the oo!s
and girls.
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|N0UNDSV|LLE BOY IN GERMAN
PRISON CAMP SENDS LETTER

WNSIIINETuN. July ST.
Names II nineteen enlisted men
Of tn" American cNp"din"nary
forces. held in Germany as rris-
unrr& - war. w"r' ann run""d To-
nlEh, by IL" war ii partm"ni.
tn" mrn AMI camps whore they
ar" held inrlud" IL" following:
camp Hamm' llhurr.
irivat" Chester D"rnan.
M"uniSvllI". ". Va.
camp l.Hnh"rC:
Leroy CnnEi"tnn. Philadelphia.
IA.
49, Whitehead. Jeffrey, ky.
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Ia" Sad Latin, W!lir". whats m
"rLr"''
An -. h.. my son. au%w"T'-! IA. ''HE' :
ru:, 4 mean sd. CLAM" ~ Ihtl7 WIN" &
Ma. rs ~" only thing on "Hr'h mat
can ,.hc9t q woman OUT or IN" IAHt
word!
"lurrhrr definition ~ Al "rh".
WIiil.." observed Ma is man WIZ"
,ror.. to old nalrni medicine :tlmana"S
for his alleged wit.
And then nobody said any NOR" words
but Willie who's" infant mind "hS
naturally confused by all thus r'TSi-
f(agc. Plain Dealer.
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chester pn-nau 81 M"undsviN'. mcn
Toned m IL" r.;"rt a.! the war depart
n,nui. sent . i"ttcr ;u his sister. Mis-:
Alice pnrn;Lu. who lives at l42l Fh"mp'
son avenue. thai city. which was r.
rr,rni yesterday. Tic letter told ~
h..w H.. hal l.."u captured after h"inE
wuand"d aid 81 his recovering now. D..
Tn. i..trr :" rs follows:
S,,n"whrrs IN Germany. May Z. 1918
I-ar SlStrr:---I am writing YOU "
few limos /" toll you about myself.
ain sending this from n German mill
!Iarr prison camp. and 1t leaves me
rrctlv good. and hope il reaches you
the same.
was captured hy the Germans
after being wounded IN action on April
;. hav" partially recovered from
my wounds and am getting along
pretty good.
Alice. can rni S.nG m" some cigar
"rtc*. or EGll Durham tobacco. as to-
hacro -; any kind is very hard I" get
E"r"H
Hos: is Frank Has !" over como
back. or have yea heard from him
ITny" yrU been sending m" letters {"
France" have u"v"r gotten them.
Well. this is ali This TIM. Don't
forget ir $.-nd M the tobacco. Send
M. eis'"r Mory'S address. too. We'll.
good b.. Givr my r CARDS 10 all thc
far!!: ';n"I by.
Your. Hrn;h"r.
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william Gaul i Corporal.

Word WIS received Yesterday by Mt
anL; Mrs Jacob Gaul. of South Chapllne
street from their son William. now Ioca-
ted over .hcr". that IN" tltlc or cor
ror;u." had hrnu rrcfiXcd ~ his name.
ms marking another young South Slider
who - distinguishing himself among
the numerous others If this section III
PARKWAY France. Young Gaul was rear
ID in his section. wh"r" his friends are
lrgicn. and h.f"r" entering inc serve"
Of inr country was employed in the
Fl, real d"rlrtT"nt Of tn" main otflce
~ The Mhrniinr Traction Company.
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Your. t;rr;h"r.
CHESTER.
S"SnilnC l.aZ;lr"i. N". 5.
G.::l"uSHr.ii. OH III" Rhine.

oh. st"r I"rrhu enlisted about n'rr
months H@" az. the local army recruiting;
Office II" wa sent :" columbus ana
!ni"r 10 ;lu infantry trimming camp. Ii"
was -nrm s"n, "Gy"r s'aS" and has been
in active S.ri.h'" since.
rriyat" D"rnan Will probably spend
hia .ight""nrh birthday N III" German
rris"n camp and h" Will reach his
eighteenth birthday this month. n" rs
Ia. son uc Mrs. Mary I"rnau. and 4
prominent young man.
r:nriusrl With TIA" letter winch h" son
hnri" was - registration card as iSSa"d
by ;iIr - rr;:,n government l" ah"" h'
Is 4 pr..,"tt"r IN their camp. Til" card
biar; his full nam. rank. company. III
yiSirn h"mc address ana "thcr. iri"f-
nation II IS written IN German
hand. mn,I' IN" letter * III tn" boy !
uwu Handwriting. according IL has
mot her.
Til" Istt"r WIS &"rt {" III" war. 10
;arrmrui from til" German government
indirectly and a:i"r much delay was for
wArdr,i u tho hos homo.
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Knights Templar
Funeral Notice :

Wheeling ConHaudry so. l, z. T. 81
knights, you arc called to meet Of the
Asylum Of tho community, Fourteenth
and Byron streets, Thursday afternoon
ri l o'clock sharp to attend the funeral
Of our late Sir Knight, Past Commander
William z. Exley. Signed:
Fred C. Stetnbecker, Commander,
J. Sherwood Pee, Captain General.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-11-14
GERMANY'S SURRENDER COMPLETE

1t is no small job to raise the $780,
100000 asked for, but it must be done
and it is hoped Sank Centre will go
over the top in this drive, as it has
in others.
'.This campaign closes Nov. 18th. If
you have not subscribed go to your
bank and sign a pledge card, pay the
cashsif you can, or easy payments are
provided. The chairman, also has
pledge cards for your signature. Con-
tributors names will be published in
the Herald, and it is suggested that
those well able to do their share in
this War Work Campaign, and abso-
lutely refuse to give their allotment,
should have their names published.
Friday evening of this week there
will be an open air meeting to boost
the drive held at corner of Third and
Main streets. Chairman A. G. Whit
ney of st. Cloud and others will be
present to help boost. Several
timely talks will be made; there will
be good music and it is hoped that
weather conditions will be favorable
for large gathering.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-11-14

tressing want that is in so many
places threatening their very lives,
and steps are to be taken Immediately
to organize those efforts at relief in
the same Systematic manner that they
were organized in the case of Belgium.
By the use of the idle tonnage of the
Central Empires it ought presently to
be possible to lift the fear of utter
misery rom their oppressed popula-
t1ot,s and set their minds and energies
free for the great and hazardous tasks
of political reconstruction which now
face them on every hand. Hunger
does not breed reform: it breeds
madness and all the ugly distempers
that make an ordered life impossible.
No Stable Government.
For with the fall of the ancient
governments which rested like an in
cubus upon the peoples Of the central
empires has come political change not
merely, but revolution, and revolu-
ton which seems as yet to assume
no final and ordered form, but to run