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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
BY RIFLENfAN PATRICK MACGILL. I
A.-thnr ns ..1,ha &C., p.,sh
AUIUNT % Ie - Ut 7 ISL.
(Written for the United Press)


Author Of The Great Push
Cwritten for the United Press)
LONDON. May Dirty dogs they
are and they never viii change. It's
in their blood to be foul and dirty"
The old soldier ceased. or rather sus-
pended utterance as he sought in his
mind for an incident to illustrate his as
sertion.
The talk in the cafe dealt with the
Germans and their method OF warfare,
and the men who were in the cafe at
that moment had just come back from
the front line While they were there.
their kultured enemy had turned ma
chine gun on two British stretcher-
bearers who had gone out into No
Mans Land to carry in a wounded Ger
man soldier. They had placed him on
the stretcher and were making their
way back to the home trench when the
machine gun was turned on them. kill
ling the two men as we'll the help
less man whom they were carrying to
safety.
other similar happenings were recall
ed and It was then that the old man
spoke He had been a regular soldier
who had fought many battles and
had lived through Mons. Ypres. Loos
and the Somme. The old man knew
the foe whom he was up against.
He Knew Their Ways.
It's in their blood to be foul and
dirty" "Atrocious and treacherous.
they have no code Of honor or chivalry
in their Eet-up. l have seen them
murder wounded. and kin women and
children. That was in the early days
when they rushed loose like wild
BEASTS over Belgium. And I've seen the
poisoned wells. the poisoned food and
the death traps which they have left
behind them when they were retreat
ing from our fellows. Last spring.
when they ran away with our men at
their heels. ] was one az those who FOL
lowed them
Every where, in abandoned dugouts.
houses. barns and churches. in barrels
left outside the doors Of farm houses.
In shrines by the roadside. in barbed
wire entanglements. there were all
kinds Of slaughter traps hidden.
i mind coming TO one dugout with
out a soul in It. I just had a peep in
and I was careful not to touch any
thing. for ! knew the men had left
the place. But another fellow followed
me. and as I went UP on the parapet
/ looked back at him
BE careful and don't touch anything
IN there I said TO him. You know
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

py. smiling women might be tired, nor
day long they had been serving train
after train of French and English
troops, literally thousands of them.
Yet what did that matter? For these
boys that came at the end Of a long
day-these boys are "ours."
II your boy is in France you may be
sure he has a song of praise for the
dne women at work in the railway
canteens of our own Red Cross, for at
every important railway junction there
is ore of our Red Cross canteens and
at each canteen there are IS women
real, true American women.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
BLAND FOR HIGHER PENSIONS.

Il maintain" declares Congressman Oscar E. Bland
Of Indiana that is the duty the government to pro-
vide adequate and liberal entire cost
Of supporting the surviving civil pensoned soldiers
and their dependent families" Mr. Bland favors $50
minimum and $50 maximum pension for any soldier
of the civil the rolls It is because of his
intense interest in the matter that Mr. was placed
on the Invalid Pensions Committee beginning of
the present congress- and work there has shown the
wisdom of that selection.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
AIRCRAFT ECHOES sHlPcRAFT.

The New York Times, democratic and almost al
ways found supporting the administration recently pub
dispatch its Washington correspondent de-
caring that aircraft program is "A per behind
schedule and that members of the Senate Military At
fairs Committee deemed to call the situa-
the attention Of the president The for
the deporabe and perhaps disastrous delay found
lack Of coordination the higher officials.
This discovery by the Times in the latter half Of
March 1918 Almost year earlier republicans in both
houses had proposed the creation of joint
committee of picked from both houses and both
parties to cooperate with the executive in the conduct
OF the The Times looked upon that project with
favor Now that year been lost nearly lost.
perhaps the Times will see the of its way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
WHAT DOG SHOULD HAVE DONE.

Doc. Davis, the kaisers dentist. has received many
suggestions how he might have made the world safe
with pair of forceps at the risk of his life
discretion and valor both might have been if
Doc had planted mine in the kaisers molar crown and
attached a time fuse dated a month ahead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
From Ed Larsen
Som ewhere in France.
10 - 80 -

April 10. 1918.
To Miss Katherine Larsen.
Hammond. Indiana.
Dear Sister:
Received two letters from you last
night. one dated March 9th and the
other March 25th. Am still waiting
for the candy. Do not send anything
until I write for It. for there ) some
talk about the people OF the States
from sending packages on account Of
having 20 much mail on hand
Everything Is O. X. Been on the line
for some time and am still alive. SO
YOU see it Is not 50 bad Most Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
HOW DID YOU PROPOSE, MAc7

Mr.. McAdoo. twice married displays astonishing IT,
norance of the technique Of proposals.
When he kneels to propose walk around behind
and whether he half soles says the secretary
Bandy assuming that there would be light enough to
half soes by! Overlooking his other faulty assump-
tons this matter entirely, it is difficult to under
stand how Mac ever became the distinguished son-n-
law
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

z. S. food administration closes Jersey macaroni
dealer More interesting would be that the garlic
shops have been shut UP.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

They're all that" said the old sol
der. But they cant help It. It's in
their blood to be foul and dirty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

WE have just given Serbia another little credit Of
three million In Of wping Serbas debts us
as we'll as Frances
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
THE PASSING
lsHowI


THERE is nothing like mutual
SUFFERING to bring people together
and
WHENEVER we ind
BEAUTIFUL young girl
WHO has barked her shin
WE feel very close to her.
\ YEAR ago we were told TO forge,
potatoes and eat rice
NOW potatoes are rotting in storage
AND the government grabs rice
WHAT system
WHAT a beautiful system,
WHY don't the cigar companies
GIVE little better grade
IN their cigarros and
CUT out the abdominal bands9
a GIRL thinks
IT'S wicked TO say what vour +b,r,--
ing
But she sees nothing wicked
IN thinking what you can't say.
HOUSE committee on appropriations
FOUND four billion dollars
THAT had been overlooked
GUESS Wen run through the pockets
of our last summers suit again.
GOVERNMENT is going to
START a war on quack physicians
and shyster lawyers
WE now see lot of distinguished
citizens
LOOKING askance at one another.
IT always amuses us to
SEE young chap with his first Job
and his
FIRST girl and
TRYING to hold both at the same
time.
WHY is a monogram on a Ford?
WE understand
THAT the women are considering a
revival
NEXT winter Of thick flannel under
wear
AND heavy wooden stockings
BUT we hazard a guess
THAT when winter comes they will
have forgotten
THEY ever thought about such a
thing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22
DIsGRAcEFuL STREETS


The ruts and bumps Of Hammond's streets
are holy fright North Of Holman street particularly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

time now is taken up in building new
homes. They are bull, under the
ground with a heavy log roof so the
German shells won't wake US up when
they hit on the roof at night.
l am sitting al the window of our
dug out. our home and the Germans
are dropping shells the road about
block away. Looks like a Fourth OF
July celebration.
You wanted me to send you my pic
ture. No chance now. VIII have some
taken when we hit Berlin.
Have given up hopes of ever getting
the paper.
Must close now.
Love to all. ...... H.
... ED.
From Private Edw. Larsen. Am. Ex
Force. 18th r. A. c.. Battery c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

Headquarters Company.
3OSth Field Artillery,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

From Private Edw. Larsen. Am. Ex
Force. 18th T. A. c.. Battery C
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-22

II you have any trouble getting The Times make com
plant Immediately to the circulation department.
The Times will be responsible for the return o
unsolicited articles letters notice anohy
communications. signed letters OF genera
interest printed discretion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, No., on Oct
3, 1913, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Nutis!
Gin crit. flniiaeS Srp GOODS. uno
@roccrp @eIGGit ST. perfaltien in
Mrrmum, Mo.
sd tallfte hieics @cif)Gft nit Ser
NbiidIt meincn Sp6n nlcin .3abnarst-
@cihnft 5i ilbcrluiicn mo mcinc Belt
DEM Store @cidGit 5l miomen, abcr
mcill SpDn lit 5ltnt 9ienit einbcrrfcn
mOroen uilo mcinc ElGite murocn ga.
her percitclt. Sd offcrierc oober oic-
len inubcren Sorratb bon 8auren
IND ein raid madienOcs 8eidGit ollm
Scrfallf 5llnl rcften Grcis. SIN Sal
DAP id bicicn Sorratb ni6t in cinigen
Sagen berfaltfc, lucroc id) ncllc @aa.
rem einfauicn ltno meine Office unb
mcin @eidGft fortiiilrcn bis Der
Iagt ngenug."
Or. ". 9. Sidion,
Scrmann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

Gus S0dtcrd)en pm 6rib Sell
uno Satin wur0e ont Sonnta9 bon
8aitor &n&Ilann gctalIit lno crbieli
Ole Nancn Moir, Guo.
-Ghu5. GqIcp mo Gnulilic bc9o-
Zen it'd, am porjgcn Grcitog nod ct.
2olris IN mcbrt6ai8cn @ciuf) bel
Gboa. GgIeD &r. tm0 Satin.
- hilbert IS. @ohlt, ncbit @attin
mo @obn. iin0 an uorigcn Srcitag
non 9cringtou. Mo., bier nngcIongt.
Scinc Tumilic miro lid fllr5e 3eit
bier aufbaltcn. mGbrcno CT alf Dem
Boot ngibbg 90. ." als Sngcnicur
cine ISabrt mad)t.
-Sus @opt nNllguit @oblt" lit
lett i'm Sicnit Der &cGicrung; Oicicl-
be bat ibrc cigenc @cnlunmlng auf
Dem Boot; ousiclbc fllbr anl porigcn
Gonncrstn1 nit elmer nit MateriaI
6elobcnCn Nurfc Ocn SlllB %binuntcr
mo FAM anl Sdlnstag mieocr bcrnuf.
-Sr. @riic bon SlrBon, 6r. Sal.
nag BON HbincInn6, 81. 6ltgcl BON
arofom 6r. StnuotslauS bon GloDer
BOTTOM lnO Sr. &gnntilla Glalion
BON @nibington nobntCu an norigcn
ser bier nbgcbnltcncn balbs
iGbrlid,cu Monfcr2lj Der GrunjiSfn-
Ter Gdter bel
Capt. @uitQp Moblt mo Scrrp
lporCn mebrere Gage allf Scr
l6rolid1cn Seitc beS 6luiieS uno itcl.
ell al pr~nnlincllten Stcllcn ser Gf-
cntIitcn StraBc @cgmciicr nltf, mel
fc Splriitrn lnb nnOcrcn Heiicnben
,cn Scg mad BEN 2anolru9splab 0es
5cigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

Ser Niiioltri 6Ittb lit jet lang
lam ON SaIlen.
-9uumitnrt &roa., bon Scrnlailn
iino J. 3. bel Der SoIlcnbrng oeS
Sburmcs ser ct. Soiepbs Stride
Hbinclan0 Hccoro.
SRI. Con 0nbcmepcr, Don ct
9oli8, bcfano iif ilbcr letten Cams
tao mo Sonntnq bel ibrcn Nn8chOri'
gen oif Hllib SsIano.
iSrou 2ouiir Hocihel, bon 6irIt
Greet, fam am SonncrStag uon ct.
2ouis 5lriif no lie cine @odc lang
ailf @ciud) gerucicn mar.
STRAIT Mac Slice, ncbit Sobn Map
mo Sod)tcr Sri. Opal. bon l('ctll.
Dnrcn Gnoc porigcr @od,c sic @ditc
bon 2Sobn Golf unb @ottin.
Casper, Ioolf uuo SEQ Sicf,
mann, Ionic Conrad 2otal, bon
Roiebito, iudren ont Dcrganaelet
Sanstog bier in geidGftliden Inge-
l%cgcnbeitcn.
-5rau Geo. @bertpine rno oeren
Sobn @alter, bon Iit0, Ionic Sobn
@hertpine, bon Morriion, 81. I, Itats
teten l%tnicrer Office ont letter. Won.
tag elncn 9eiitd, ab.
--Ghriit. Sleiib, bon Waubattan,
Sans, i,no Srau @m. Yfalltih, bon
ct. 2oiis. trafen aeitern bier Elm I'M
ibrc Mutter, Srall Sobn Sleiif. 5n
beil,den. tpelde iftper tranf barnic.
Ser Iiegt.
--9r. s. 5. @rof ulo Sotter
Oorotbp, bon Rbinelono, narell an,
p~eraongenen Sonntos bier, auf ben1
8ege nab ct. 2ouis, mo letterer
dr5tlihe @chunollnle 5utheiL peroen
miro.
Sranf Sdpuertocttina uno oeiieu
Sodtcr SRI. Sorenu begoben iith All
Rontag oieier @od)e nud ct. 2ouis.
mo c~riterer lid iueecil zines slueell.
Ieibens IN Gr5tlihc 9chonolun9 be.
geben miro.
-3us &noben mo Muoden gass
fetbol Seam Ger biciigcn Sodidllle
miro ON nGhlten Samstag (alio NOR.
gem auf Dem bieiigen Spielplat, nit
Dem 8naben urb M1bhen Seam Ser
OpensbiIle Sodidule Elm 8ettipiel
MAIDEN. anfane ocs Spiels UNI balb.
orei ubr, nadmittogs. Cine feline
Gintrittsgebiibr miro perlonet mer.
berl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

SEQ .Struttmum lit jctt Stills
WcihGitaiilbrcr IN eincn1 aroiicl
Sdubgcid)Gft in %ittlc Mod. Nrf.
-Hi6tcr Robt. @oIfer uno Oot
tin b%cfnnocn lid SIT Gnoc scr Dcrgan
gcncn Mod)c. b~cild)*lpciic, in st
2ouis.
-Hidlnro Mocrid) lluh Wattin ha.
ben sic sSarn1erci bel Mcaittrid al,f.
gegcben mo iino mad, ct. 2ollia
iibergeiicotIt.
SRI. 2ena Slid. meldc lire Mn.
geborigen in Stolpc bcillft bate. rel.
lte an Iettcn Gienstag mieoer mad,
0enDer, Colo.
-Iilg. Stollc mo SRI. Woria
Siegel. bon @aibin9ton. maren ON
pergungenen Sonltae nli 9eiud Bel
Sobn Solf tlno Satin.
MN Samstag rpllr0en in Efarr.
bans Ser cpa,lg. @cmeinbe, Gl,bolph
@iQiants uno 2ullro NC. Siuolen
burd Eaitor &osnonn getrout.
-Sobn ". Noltc llno 8. $.
Sdmei9bouicr, Don Morriipn, befan-
Den iid onl 0ienstog bicier ISOLDE.
geld1Itcbulber, bier IN ser Stoot.
Geo. 6. @uentber, 5rai1 @ret
d)en Storp lulo SRI. Wilbreb 8uen
tier beionoen iid) iibcr lcbtcn Cams.
tag unb Sonltng IN Ct. 9oris.
Sri. &oio 6lciid lit ort letter
Smnntog BON Ct. Gouis bier angc
longt, 5llr Eflcgc ibrcr Wtlltter, mel
de bebcnflih fronf 6ornicocr Iicet.
Sic critic 9hlnrnler oes 2pceunl
&uril,s Der Gbcnep Concert Gomponit
miro am Sreitog (olio bellte) Mbenf
III Der Concert Nalle Neacben lucrbcn
g. O. Soilin, Don Sore, mar ur1
Sonnerstag, geidaftebalber, bier il
Der StaOt; CT botte ndmli6 bas @liid
gebabt einen SO'piiinoigen Gotfild 81
fangen.
-gSir beridten nit 9eoal,ern boi
Srant Sngrrm i'm Ilcrian Bros
Soipital, in ct. Souis. idmer frani
oarnieoerliegt. 6ranf lit elm Spbl
bon Sobn Sngrlm ln6 @attin.
-Im Iontag. Den Z. Sftober
lmorgens nm H9 llbr. bcginnt IN oer
ct. Faltls 8emeinoe Der oiesi1bria,
&onfirmanben : llntcrritt. Die g(
tern limb Oringeno erilldt bieie @elc
gcnbeit, ibren ainoern driitliden In.
terridt 81 gep1bren, benueen at mol.
len. ,lno ibre ainoer bonn eriten Sag,
an 5u ididen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct
8, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sonncrstng, Den 10. Sftobcr,
nndmittags Inn = llbr periammelt
lid Scr 6rallcnucrcin Der ct. Yo,lls
gemcinoe 5u ieiner monatltd)en Ser
iammlung. Sm slnidIuB baran fin.
oct aud oas g%eiuobntc atfieefrGn5
den ltott. SSn ieiner lesten Seriamm=
lung beifloB Ger &erein, baB Die Gin.
NabnIen bonn Sftober &affec in bic
Staiic Ser Solbatenfiiricrgc flicber
iul. @as alio eineenomnen miro.
lit mir lruiere Srngens in &baft be.
%ltlnunt uno 5War nidt MIR fir ioIdc,
sic ats unirer 8emeinbe berporge.
galgen iino, ionoern fir ole SUIT
gems unicrer Stuot obne llnteri6ie6
Der Heligion. &ieaeiht miro Dos sic
bette Sertcilune iein, ipenn sic SGlitc
Der Ginnabmen Der &oiic ser &nigbts
Of Columbus Der ct, @eorgs &ir6e
ilberluicien miro lnb bns llcbrigc in
Die &ailc Scr ariegsbiIfc ser cponacs
lild)en STRIDE flieBt. Nit bieiem @elo
'perDcn Die Solontcn pcriorgt nit
hriltlidcr 2iterotllr. Sic erbolten
cin idloncs @ebetblld), ionic 9elles
ScItontcnt nnb Sic air6enscitungen.
Sn anbctrod)t oes 3lpedes laoen mir
oorum ber5li6 Elm 5ur Sbeilnobme.
Us gilt tn crcn Suneens. Scr.
geBt Sen Gag nidt, Sftober 10. 1918
I'M GroacifpB Scr Ct. Ionls Stride.
-Mnn perfcblc niht ul,f Scite 3
Erailocnt &illon's Nbreiie on oas
Arlcrlfonllhc Solt 81 leien. Ser
Brief lit Elm Nadbrut bon Dem Ori.
glnol 9rief an Oas Hublifum, mel.
der III Scr cigenen Sanoidrift unie.
res Graiiocnten a,,ssefertist mar.
-@nl. 8aderboumer uno Sohn,
Wrn. s., iomie Geo. &urrelmcpcr
bon 0rate lporcn an @ontag bieler
@ofe bier, in Serridtungcn bel ser
geietIiden neutrality-suspicious..
Der Soloot Sos. 9. aocnia, CT.
ter Ser r9ops" bon 3%binclono, m,,r.
DC an IS. Suli in 5ronfreid i'm
Sample getootet. laut elmer 9otIdaft
bonn &riegs . Department an gen.
&oenig nnb Satin, Die Gltern bcs
j,ingen Rannes.
Ser Sunior Rotbe 9rel,s 9oaoor
am letten Samstaa int Saol ser
Sodldule, Dllroe bon Den ginpob.
'lern Sermonn's, icruie a,,d bon ben
benohbarten StGotcn, iebr frciaebia
linterItiltt. Die Iitglicber bcs Scy,t.
itlor Hotben areltaes, unter 2eitlrna
bon 5rau 2ouiie @ilb, botten fleisia
9earbeitet uno batten iebr %bcscbrcns.
fuertbc Irtifel bon Samen.Sonbar,
belt 5l,m Serfauf gclicfcrt. Der
grntto . @rtrae bcs ga5aars belief
lid auf $f4O.96, Ser &eincrtraa,
fuelder Dem &otben 9rcl5 sutbeil
miro, betrdgt minoeitens $125. Sie
jingen Seute tblin bas Sbrige fir
einem niirbisen 3ned uno su aIeider
3eit berboIfommnen iie iid in ben
nilsliden &initen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
llniere 5armer iino iett fleifis beim
&ornabbafen.
Sunitise Nenisfeiten BON Stonp Sill.

Die Ml1ftion neIde bon ben Gum.
per grben abgebaIten pllrbe, mar gut
beiltdt unb bic Soden braften bib,
ihe Breiie. 6. S. %Nlberspertb par
ser I~l,ftionator.
$. 8. Stolte ,nlu6te ant lesten
Samstag einen @eiddftsbeiub it,
Seem Saben.
s. 8. @unlper unb Samilie, bon
Moscotp Mills, befanben iid mebrere
Sage bier a1f @eiltd).
Sier lit jebt Seoermonn emiig beinl
&ornabbaden uno beim 8eiaeniGen.
Gbriit &oblfing bat iein .tteues
Wobnbaus beinabe boaenoet unb &C.
oenft es i'm SCRIPT 81 bepobnert. Serr
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'tNtl'tNtil1tI wv.
8. ". WattbelpS unb Sobn q.
Ncclc, bon glan0, marcn am Siens-
tag bier IN @cidGfterl.
STRAIT @clnln Stunlballgb, bon
Ct. Snltis, lit ont lester GonnerStag
bier a~ngclungt ulto miro nlcbrcrc "a.
&c lei ibrcn Gltcrn, Sranflin gruells
lnO- 6ottin an Scr Sirit Greet, aui
Ncilld) permeilen.
-Gbas. S~id)upplcr uno Saulilic
morcn an lcstcn Gieilstug bier uuf
Der 6abrt, per Illto, -llnh Sigh Sill,
Wtontgonlerp Gountp 5ltm 8ciuf bel
6ran Si6appler'S Gltern, 9Snl.
@llcfcr unO Gattin.
STRAIT Senrp Spnntag llno ocren
SGdter 6rls. 2cona urlD @annob, bon
@ascona0c, lparen ulll letten Oiers.
toa bier olif Dem @eec nad ocm Seim
bon Sral Sonntag's Sodtcr, Srall
gSln. 5lufe, bon 2ittlc Berger.
8. 9. Sueffner, bon Smiss, mar
onl Mtittmod bier III Ser Stubt uro
brahtc Dem Mebgcr Geo. q. &llbll
feds Sfmeil,c I'M @eiammtgelpiht
upn 1875 Eilno. fir mel6e er
$2O9.15 crbiclt. Serr Saeifner
iprad arld in Der 9rl,tcrci Dor unO
erneuerte iein announcement altf Dos
&olfsbIatt.
Ger 6rallen,8 erein Der ct.
0eorgs @enteinoe miro am Samstas,
ben IL. Sftober, Gins iciner beIiebten
&aiiee. uno See Cream 3 &rGn5den
geben. Infang UNI 2 ll9r nadmit-
tags. an Abeno ocsielben Cages
finbet cine glt6re . llnterboltung
ltatt. Infang I'M s llbr abenos. Die
beioen obiecn llnterbaltungen lpcroen
gum 9elten ser ct. @eorgs Stride &c.
geben.
-0as 8asfetbal Seam Der &1,a.
ben Der bieiigen Sodihule begab iid
fiiralid mad 9lano, gum eriten 8ett.
ipicl Ser Saiion, unb puroe eeboter.
Die 3naben iinb nit ibrer Nieberlaee
9ars 5ufrieocn, benn lie iinb Ser @tei.
llll,,s oaB Elm wirflid gutes Seam iid
MIR o,lr6 berlorene Spiele beranbil-
Den fam. Gin ioldes Seam miro in
.abiebbarer t3eit icine iGm,mtlidcn Iis
palcn melt ilberfliigeln.
--@eIegentlib Ser %grneuerllng
ieines Announcements ari ons Solfss
blatt, ihreibt uns Serr Senrp Sueos
meper, bon Sigsinspile, Wo., inter
9lnoerem mie folgt: -@crtbe 5reun-
De- 8ir boffen baB ibr nod ale
geiuno ieib mo es aud bleiben mer.
oct uno, 10 @ott mill, mir auh. @Ott
lei 9anf fiir allies @llte mas ct on
uns getban fat. Gr miro ms niht
pcrlaiicn wenn mir allf Seinen @e.
aen panoeln. Wit pielen 8riiben
an @l,d ollie, Senrp Sueomcper, Sia,
ginspiIe, Mo.
-am letten Samstag abeno plr.
&c SRI. Weta Geblepalo CUR 5eier
ibrcS Is. @iegenfcites bon elmer sc.
ieaifaft ibrer jungcn 5rennoe nnb
1%rcumoinnen nit elmer .Surpriie
Yortp" bcebrt. Gus @eburtstags.
fino erbielt cine In5abl biibidc Sc
id,enfc l,l1o sic @ditc perlebten einen
ir0blihen slbenb unter Dem galtliden
Ood bon Gbas. Sebleipalo unb @at.
tin. Die @eie0ibaft beltano ans Den
Solaenoen: Srls. Waria uno Ollie
@ittmann Waria iino 2orena Cher.
lin, Meta Spedbals. Bertha 9urf.
borbt, Inna Siebler. Gltber BobI.
mann, 2eona 8eblepalb uno Srai
9lande @ebleiualo; iouie Sarbep
Sedmanr, @apntono Reuoiger, Sobn
unb Sreb GiItbep, Sobn alid un6
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-@m. Gggenberg unb Salnilie
Iinb bon Worriion bierbcr gcoosen
unb babcn in bent friberen 21lcas
Gramcr Gigentbllm, an Der iiioliben
Warft StraBc. @obmung genommen.
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Hobliing wobnt jett in G6os. Rctbc.
mcpcr's Sul,s, ollf Hibgc Sill.
GbrlIt @umper unb Galtor &ubn
nnod)ten borise ISOLDE einen 9el1d, in
ct. 2ouis.
Gbas, Hetbemeper uno Sarolb
SobnIon baben fir Com. Seinlein
&orfrctc arbeit ailsgefiibrt. gu
@nfang ocs letten Sommers baben
lie fir Gbw. Seinlein cine re,,e
Sdeller geba,lt.
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8. ". Wattbelps uno Sobn q.
Nccic, bon 9lano, mnrcn am 0iens.
tag bier in @cidGften.