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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Soldiers May Keep Their Uniforms

Washington, D. c., Dec. 49,. Sec.
Baker informed Chairman Dent Of the
house military committee today that
the war department had decided that
all discharged soldiers may perma-
nently retain the uniform and over
coat they wear when mustered out.
Mr.. Dent prepared a bill embody-
ing the necessary authority. Prev
iously the department had planned to
have the clothing returned to the gov
eminent three months after soldiers
discharge.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19

Clarence Goltry of Omaha, was a
Valley visitor this morning.
Fry The Times Awhile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
Nblcbueube Saltllng.

9}imnrt 6ronfrcid ge1cnilbcr Oen
5ric0cns llnterbon0Ilm0cn III
9lrcitzHitobat cin 49, &lll nl6t2
nit 0cnicl6cn 5ll tbln bobcn.
ToriS, y. Son. - Gob 6ront.
reid nidt5 nit Den Sricocnasllntcr
buuOlinQcn IN @rclt,2itouSt 5luiiden
ocn 9ollJipiti mo ocll tclttonilhcn
Gerbiinoetcn i'll t6lm Dabcn mill lmo
niht nit Dem Scinoc in sSrieocnS.
llnterbonolllngcn ircten miro, BIS
ocricl6c ibm Oirefte &orihligc nad)t
muroc gcitcrn 9lbcno uon Stcpbcl
Yidon Ocnr NiiniItcr Oca 9lllalpor'
tioen, in scr 9Cputirtenfonlmcr er'
flGrt.
TieicGrfldrlmg lultroc Qcgebcn an
lGBlid) cineS @crlangens, oaB Die 9c-
gicrunq ocn So5ialiIten Die lid nnb
Eeter$burg begeben uollten Folle
belpiligc, uno ooB Die Gntentemahtc
cine geneinihoitlidc Grflorln9 ilbcr
lire ariegs5iele obgeben iollten.
,@ir le6nen eS ob, on Den ltntcr'
Ganolungen tbeil5unebmen, Die bon
Scr Snillrgenten.6egicrll inNetcrS.
burg ongetniipit puroen, ooer i'll lra
ucu0 eiucr @eiIc nit 0enlelben ctmo@
3u tbun 81 baber," iogte ST.. Fidon.
Ionit luiirocn mir ben Gclltlhcn
in Die S0ono ipiclen. gSir micoerbo-
len, nos 0r. Snliolr Dor l0ngcrer
Belt iogte; n9(n Dem Gage, oil mel
Gcm ms lmicre @egncr oirefte 6rle'
ocnS- -Gpri6l0ge MADDEN rucr0en lucr
Sen mir oieiclbcn im Gcrcin init I'M.
ieren slaiirten elmer Erililmg lntcr-
,ichpu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
Jllit ylaana
uno Maus.
8ritiider 3eritOrer In
bic Iieie.
StieR nabe iriider 8iiite
amf Elm Miff.

Bon ocn our 3eit OeS llnioQeS on
0oro oeS o9locoon" beiinolihen
ctmu 100 Wonn audi nitt elmer
ocrettet. Someit % 2eiden
0eborgen. - Gie 9otoltropbe CT.
Cigncte iih III ciuem Shnee'
iturm.
2onoom 12. Sanuar. - Der
britiite 3erlt0rer oHacoon" lief onl
Mithuoh on Der irilhen &iiite alli
Gin Niff lmo ianf, lpie bellte oiii5lell
ongefilnoigt lpur0e. 9llle an 9oro
beinolihcn Yerionen famen um'S
2eben.
Ger omtlihe Yerid,t Der glonliros
lit0t iogt:
Ser 3erit0rer nHocoon", 2iel,te-
nont George gtopier, &ommanoant,
Itieb an Wtittlpo6 Worgen 2 llbr
mqbrcno eineS Shneelturmes nabe
Der gtorofilitc bon SSrlono ouf Gin
9iiif lmo iant frr5 oornab nit iei'
ucr gon5cn 8elobung.
Neun WaitgIieoer Der 9elusung
moren in Dem leBten glnlcgebaien gu
rildgcloiicn moroen, unb bieie lino
Sie ein5igen lleberlebenocn.
Sicb3ebn Geihen Iinb BON Bo'
trouiQeidificn an 9oro eenommell
morOcn; Oielelben iueroen in Hatb'
mullen beigelest.
SSiini meitere 2eihen ipuroen burd)
ole @eQen on'S llfer eetrogen, unc
6ieIc mcr0en in ocn betreIicnoen Or.
ten becroigt."
Ger o9tacoon" ipurbe im Sabre
| 1910 gcbol,t. Gr batte cine 2Gnge
bon 2G6 SUB unb Elm Displacement
bon 0l5 Ionncn. er mar NIT cinem
picr50aigcn lnO brei orci50lligen &c
ld)ilBcn beltildt unb nit 5ipei Cor
pe0or0bren ousgeitottet. Seine ge'
jobun1 51blte geipobnlih 105Ytonn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13

toina 3bi5ler tonntcn li0 bclltc
9lbcno tcincn 9cgriii iibcr oaa Oiotm
mahcn, Oa5 ocn Captain 81 Dem 9ioit
be uno Ger 9hlttbot ucronlobtc,
Captain Nbi3lcr'S frilberc @attin
pon ser cr Dor ctud Sabrcsfrilt &c
id)ieocn lpuroc, uno lcln picr5cbnlob.
rider Sobn ruobneu in Solinn, Seas.
Seinc Gltcrn mobncn in @ooolonb,
&n9.
Captain @bisler fdnpitc i'm ipo.
Mid .amcrifaniI6en Srieg llno that
nud)bcr ldngcrc 3eit 0ienit III Den
Ibilippincn. @Qbreno DER inertia
niifcn Nrcn5mirrcu pcriu6te er in
&anioS cin 9icglment 5u bilocn; ober
ser @lon muroc ni1t sur Glusiiib.
rllng gcbrndt.
9ll9 scr &rieg nit Gellti6lano
fam trot cr IN oos SfiijierS. 9lusoil
oungS Eager IN Sort 9tilep, &as., ein
lln0 erbiclt oen Rang eires Captains.
Gr mor ctlpa 40 Sabre olt.
,5rou @bisler erbielt beute einen
9rici pon ibrem irilberen 0otten III
mel6em er Ingte, cr erirelie ii6 better
@eilmo6eit ltnO iei guten Dlutbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
@olbemberg's s'sss$+S sass":
Ter 1ets 9ei4aftise 2aoen.

Der 1ets 9el9aftl8e HaSea.
%, 25 uuo ~ @efs0eringtonsStr.
gSr 9eben OOppc g. s. 9rn stanps nor9en eIanleI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
misunderstanding aniGclanieu.

SihcrDcit. Silltcnonnpfer ltono
bel ltno uerlltOtc ocn GanpIcr
ilott 5u madden Oodb unllonlt.
savanna -. Son - Gin Follo'
oieroompicr, Der ijd lNltcupc1a bon
Sen gScit nod Snuono bcIono, mo
II EolioAicrc an NorO bottc, Iicl bcll.
te MOrgen chpo IS .UtciIcl uon bier
cnticrnt uuI, Gin cnbonllbcr Alcpp
Oompier unbn uIlc EnloNIcrc bon
Dem Compiler ln0 tcIncr Oerlclbcn
mltr0c ucrlcbt. Iic 6rolcn lln0 Sim.
Der pllrOcn juerit IN SihcrDcit &c
broht. Inter Ocn EnlIoNicrcn bcIono
lid Wcor0c gt. 9root, Der @crauagc'
Der Der .Nopono Eolt." Gin &illtcna
Oonpicr, ser iib oui Der 6obrt bon
9tcp Orleans nod Souono beIono,
fam 5ucrit al ser Sccnc on lnlO Nob
Ocnr 0citronOctcn GonlpIcr Gin
SGICpptolr, INN i'm loajn5icbcrL obcr
oa3 (all 5crriB. Wiebrcrc Shlcpp
0ompicr imo Dem 1cltronoctcn ShiI
ic 81 SillIc gcioDrcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13

Sci Ger 2eicbe nllr0e cin 3ettel
Qeirnoen. ser on cine 8ruh aore1lrf
luor, ocrcn Nontcn bic gutorituteh
gebeinl boltcn. Phi ocniclbcn Itono
oelhrieben: sd Dobc mid I0on lelt
2ongcnt nit Dem Neoonten an
Sclbltuoro gctrogcn. 2lbcr i'd 6utte
nenols cincn gllten @rrno 8eltern
bin id) ouSgcqonGcu mo bobe mir
Iclblt eincn @rltnO DcrldoiIt."
GoS 3inmer, IN peIdlem Die 2cldc
0cs Gopt. MbiSlcr NeIunocn mliroe,
Uar nit 0h,tlpuren itberlat 3meI
Don 9lt blrhtrGllttc 0onotilbcr
purocn in 0cm 3imncr gcIunoct
un0 ouf ocnr Glide bcIonocn lb
uielc 9llttiledc.
Captain @bi8lcr bottc 0cItern omet
9lcrtc pon cincr &orrntbS Gonpognle
ocborgt pic Ofii3icrc crfloreL uno
bcltc Iicb CT ii0 nod 5pci 9lcrte.
Sic 2lrnlcc. 9lutoritdtcn mcigertcn
lid bclttc 9lbcno, 81 iogcn, Oh ctipoS
non 0Cnl @cloc, mcldc5 Der Nollbs
mGrocr crlongt bnbcn ioIL in Dem
3Inuncr ocs Gopt. Nbialcr gcIunocn
uur0c.
8ornoa cra0blte Dclttc Wtorgch
nod)ocn or boS 9clpuBtlein mieber
crlon0t bottc, ocn 8eb0rocL ooB Der
.Dl0r6cr Gin 9lrmcc Captain leL Del
len .@ciicbf er crfonnt babe, uno Der,
mie CT io9tc, ciu intiTer 6reuno
g8interS', oeS SpritcbcrS Der grnee-
Nanf, lei.
98prnaQ crfldrtc, inOcm or cine
lebboitc S6iloerl,ng Der lragoole
gab, Dob geitern 9lbcno nm 8 llDr 30
elm Munn picoerbolt icbr befttg on
Die lbilr Der 9onf getloprt babe. Gr
luur0c cingclaiien, ltn0 noem er Die
iilnf Mdnucr nit ieinent 9iepolper III
Sd,od bielt, 5uong CT @ornoll, oen
iibriQen pier oie SGnoc SIT binoen mo-
noh or iclbit @ornoll'9 @anoe SIT.
ionlmcnbano. 9nnn bcgann Der Gin
orinoling ocn @cloidronf ocr 9ont
III pliinoern mo mar bcreltS mleoer
| an Der 5biir, ais @intcrs 5u @or-
noa loote: Sic crfenncn iDn, ni6t
lmabr2" @ornoQ onhuortete be.
iabeno, lporoui Der 9iolbgclelle li6
an @interS manotc lmO 3t ibm lagte:
Sic fcnnen mi6?" oWanj llber,
Iii i6lpor5er S6uit", antIportete
lSinters.
9araui beiann iiA Der O'ann CT
ncn 9(ugenblid, bann iprnng er init
Der Art oui bic 6illilolen 5u iino
ionote eincn nod Dem onoeren nit
puhtiacn Strei6en nieOcr. 8ornull
uor oas lcbtc Spier oea 8iltberids.
9tahocm @ornoa luieocr 5lt llb ges
| fonnlcu mar, gelnn9 c3 lbnL lelne
| 6ellcln 5u loien, llno CT lltbtc lid
cinen gScg ms 0reic. no er Don
elmer Sbilomdhc gelunoen lpllroe.
9erlpanote uno 5rernOe oes Gap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
SentidDe 3eitnns uerliert Yoitpriui.
len,

g9ouiou, @is., IL. San. - Gem
,8o,lioll.@odenblott", einer oeilt-
iden @odeni6riit, piiroe beute oas
GoIt,Gripilcg cnt5ogen, ipeil cs bos
@eieb uerlebt Bate, peldes ireno.
iprohige 3citllnaen, Die feinen beion-
ocrcn GrloubuiBidein boben, anbdlt,
bel Dem Eoitmeiitcr cine correfte
lle6erieBung aller alli ocn arieg be-
siiglihen 9lrtifel 5u binterle9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
Sreisebn Snoianerfnaben perbrannt.

9RuSfogeG Sfla, II. San. -
Observation-Disclosures ionoen bell-
tc Mer0cn in ollcr Sriibe BEL cinem
9ranoc Oen 100, lpclher Dos Gormi'
torirm ser Ipiqbt sSnoinn SrnllinN
Sdool in Wlarblc Gitp, Sflo, bier
iig Meilen iiiooitlif bon bier, 5crltor'
tc Oicbr ais 100 &nabcn cntIlobcn
mlr qon5. oiiritig 0etleioet; lie botten
in Der bitteren adlte ihmer 81 lei
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
Alaatel uoter Go|tenpreis.
Gin aiaNntiidler MnfNnf.

Gll5plllib m6 &croni beicbtc
WGntel, nidyt iiber Is Shmbcn in
2oocn, !Qiit Soi1en lmo @ilrtcln.
Galt georbcitet mo jugcridtct; Gro.
Ben bis 5u 40; monhc Orrhpeg &c
iiittcrt iiir ..............S S12.9S
Eluib -MGntcI, NIT Eluidtrogcn;
bobc Soillcn N(o6cIlc, tSotcnriidcn;
Ntontoo iiir. ........... .$12,9S
Solt's lmb Seioe,r.EluidJ Ndntcl,
MIR 80 81 ucrfouien; ctuoS oetctt;
ctlihe nit ieincm Scioeniutter; bis
5lt $50 pertH, fiir.........S10.OO
3ierlidls &leiOcr.
SIS bis $23 glben0tlCi0cr olta
Grcpc oc Gbinc, Goiicto, V'ciiaIine,
etc, tllr. ................. 800
@ulls unb Stcppocfcn.
WA meiBc oOer orallc Gcdcn, 1llr
Toppclbcttcn ,............. SZ.49
WA meiBe oocr 0rauc Gcdcn, 1llr
GoppcLbettcn ..............S4.49
@oubefen, luciB, 0roll oDer
! Gloi0S, lilr. ............ Si.9o
$500 &ouocden, 1/4 9rob, mclB,
etc., nloracn iilr. ........... .$5.9S
$40 @ouoedcn bIolL ihmur5 lmo
lueiBe Tloioa, iiir ........ SS.49
SOC. y9t0p TroceB" 9inolelnL 39e.
$50 ioumloic 9ruiicl 0iltaS, 8 bel
70 Mix orob .......$1 $19,9S
sScnobore Scppih .2auier. .21e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13

9tbunnentsu, bic ben ;, Sentiden Gorrcs
Iponbentcn nidt piinftlidj ooer nnreaeis
mGf,ig crbaiteu, iinS gebetcn, Der Sftlfe
bapon per Sclcpbon oocr idriftlidJ ytit'
tbeilnng 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-13
seniationss @crbredcn
im Gamp Tnniion.
Ser 5bdter, Cit Nrmecs
Eapiidm ieim eigcner
Nihter.


ocs GascrS ein, t0otcte uicr WiGn'
ucr nno uerlunubetc eiuen Iunrten
in lebcnSseiGbrlider gSeiic onrdJ
9lrtbiebc. - Ter Sdhucrucrlunns
bete, Der ben SBGter erfannt
hattie, brinst baS &erbred,eu an
ocn Sag,
Camp 6unlton aas. IL.
Soyonuor. - Gas ieniotionellc Serbre-
den, Dem gcitern 9toht I'M biell9elt
GSeloloqer pier Wfenidcnleben gum
Opicr iielen, bat no6 9lniht Der
g(rmec geb0roen bereitS leine 9luf-
flGrung Gciunoen.
aeorncp @ornaa, Der cin6ige
lleberlebenOc bon Oen fiinf N}Gnnern,
melhc bon einem 9rmee.Gapitan
Der oic gonf oeS 5elola9crS berolt-
ben moQtc, ongegriffen ipllroen, iOen-
tiiisirtc bcutc Captain 2eipis &.
g9bislcr oIs ocu SbGter, llno fllr6
ooroui bc0ng Der Gnpitdn SclbIt-
moro.
GopitGn gSbisler jagte iid 5lpel
&ugeln aus icinem 9lrmeegepebr III
bcn aopi. Sein SelbltmorO fonL
nabocm Mornoll I'M Soipital oes
Icloloocrs oas 9cipubtiein luieocr-
erlangt umo Ocn i'm beiragenoen Nrs
mcc Siii3icrcn Die @cld)i6tc Der Sra'
g0oic Cr5ablt bate, i'll iueldcr Der
GopitGn nit ciner 9lrt pier Wdnner
crIdlug, inter ibnen 6. Suffer @ins
ters, S}icc- Yraiioent Scr gllnocse
8eierpebonf BON aonioS Gitp, Scr
Gin intiuer 5rcllno beS SbGterS 9es
mcIcn mar. Ganoh ipur0c cine Or
ore erloiicn, oaB oac Gopitane ocs
2ogcr5 int 8olltpqliortier iih mcl0cn
iollteiL Inn ibrc Singer 9lborildc ncD-
men 81 laIicn. alir3 noh Der 9lu8s
gobe bieieS 8efebls iielen in Dem 8u.
rcdll bes GopitanS g8bisler 5Del
Shiifie.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
k.,w Hotel for Lima, Peru.

The Congress Of Peru by recent leg
islation has provided for an up to date
hotel In Lima, to be constructed under
the supervision Of the national govern
mcnt Of Peru and to cost not less than
100000 (07300O). The site set aside
for the hotel is government property
located in the heart Of the city and Is
to be acquired by the company con-
structing the hotel.
The need Of a modern hotel in Lima
has been kcenly felt by the travellers
for some time says Commerce Reports.
During recent years the number Of
commercial travellers and tourists vls-
iting the west coast of South America
has more than doubled, and many Of
these have found 1t incOnvenient or
even impossible to remain longer than
few days in Lima because Of the lack
OF adequate hotel accommodations,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
. --'' ~-''I~F -fFI''7
A Good DAVIS Work.

"Bcsidcs strlnging 53,802 beans yes
tcrday Uo get on the good side Of the
cook) loaded 2,205 pounds of auto.
mobiles on to vans" writes young
soldier from Edmonton, who has only
recently "gOt across" "Those were
the exact figures for my share. Twenty
of us were got together yesterday and
started !onding cases of automobiles
onto trucks. Each case weighed 1,70O
pounds, and we got 27 on altogether,
which took nine hours Of hard labor
("hnrd" Is no name for iD. The total
weight loaded, you will see, was $4,000
pounds, which makes my share, ns l
said before. I tugged and hauled for
nll was worth, and / haven't sore
muscle today, SO you see am in pretty
good condition"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
conoreas Of Polish TechnicIans.

The Polish engineers and technicians
now residing In Russia held congress
Mt Moscow recently, ut which 285 per-
sons were present. The program con-
sisted Of general discussions concern
ing the rehabilitation and development
of industry In Poland after the war,
also the organization Of technical edu-
cation. Special sections dealt with
architecture, mechanics, chemistry
electricity, and economics.
It was decided to found a Polish as
sociation Of engineers and technicians
In Russia, with branches In tho prln-
cipal industrial centcrs, and also to
undertake the publication Of q BIZ
weekly sheet that should become tho
organ Of the society. Among the reso-
lutions adopted was one relating to the
future economic development OF Po-
land.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
Wrn !Iiph pmcr ,mons Athletes.

Mn T. J. McAliatcr received Il tclo-
gram Saturday from his son. Harry
MCAliStcr, that he had won second
place in the pole vauling contest at
The Interstate Athletic meet held in
Baltimore. Young McAiistcr. who was
ON the Georgia Tech team, competed
aGamst athletes from Tho University
OF PENNSYLVANIA. john Hopkins Uni
vcrsity and other large institutions
20 he made q record tllat he might well
be proud Of lc WAS the only fresh
man on tho Tech team, all of the rest
hcinG upper clnSsmcn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~.

Take notice that on the 2Sth day OF
March. 1918. ! will render a final ac-
count Of my acts apd doings as Ad-
ministrator< <of the>tstatc of Joseph u.
Todd, dccfascd<n the office of tho
Judge of/ppdbatc Of Iaurens county
at II o3efck, a. m., and on inc same
day will apply for final discharge
from my trust as Administrator.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
mcnt on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate VIII
present them on or before SAID da,c,
duly proven or be forever barred.
SAM J. TODD.
Administrator.
Feb. 81, l9lS.-l mo.-A.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
CROP HELD OYER
SUBJECT no TAX
1ntcrnml Revenue Collector Explains
How New Federal Income Tax LAW
EHcctS Farmers Oi Country.

EnWtS Farmers Of Country.
Columbia, frb % Farmers in
South Carolina viii be particularly
Interested in Il treasury decision re-
lativc 10 their returns for individual
federal income taxes. Collector -. G..
lIcywnrd states tbat there has been
considerable inquiry from farmers
who had hrld their crops over ono
ycal 10 another a& 10 how to proceed
IN mAking their returns. Mr.. Ilcyward
says he realized fully that there
would bc som" difficulty about the
matter but that those who held their
cotton into another year would be
compelled TO keen al least Il fairly ar-
curaic account Of The expense OF pro.
durinr III" crop, lIc referred 10
treasury decision 2'o3 which deal, OK
CluSivclN with The returns of farmers
and stated that certain extracts from
This decision would hc of very great
benefit 10 farmers throughout South
Carolina in making lhcir income tax
returns
"Ihr ',rm Farm rs herein u$cl
embraces ihr farm in The ordinarily
accepted #ruSr, plantations, ranches.
stock farms, dairy farms. poultry
larmS, trui iariuS. truck farms. and
al lands used Tor similar purposes
ana Tor HE purposes OF this decision
ail person" who cultivate. operate or
MANAGE farms Cor vrip or rr,iii
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
Rr,i,ol Services tn Begin.

Roy :. II. TcmplCman has announc-
the First Baptist church on April A..
and will continue until the 9Sth. Rev.
W. i. BAH. Of Richmond. Va. will lead
The services and ROY. and Mrs. t. 4.
duct The singing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-02-27
plies Cured In 6 tol4Days

Your druggist will refund money II pAIO
OINTMENT fails to cure case OF Itt hing.
Rlind, Hlccdiug orr otruding hcs ,nUtC lidav..
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-02-13
CHANGED THE RECORDS
Rhinelander Pastor Made
Youth Appear Over Selec-
tive Service Age.

In Judge Lands court in Chi
cage last week Wednesday Carl
Fenska, formerly of Rhinelander,
now resident of Chicago, was
found guilty of failure o register
under the selective service law.
Following denial of a motion for
new trial, he was sentenced to
one year in the house of correc-
ton. In sentencing Fenska,
Judge Lands made a scathing
summary of the part played by
the Rev. John DeJung, German
Luthern clergyman, Rhinelander,
as brought outin the testimony.
Testimony showed an effort
on the part of Fenska's mother,
now Mrs. Friday, to juggle the
date of his birth from 1886 back
to 1885, eliminating him as sub
ject to selective service In so
doing she went to the Rev.
DeJung, it was testified, and in
duced him to change the confr-
nation records of his church to
conform with her story of her
sons birth.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-02-13
YOUNG TALMADGE DIES
Following Attack of Pneu-
monia, Nineteen-Ye ar-Old
Phelps Boy Died at Chicago

Orromell, the 19-year-old son
of Mrs. Pauline Talmadge OF
Phelps, died in the Illinois Cen
trail hospital, Chicago, last Sat
urdav, following a combined at
tack of appendicitis and pneu-
monia. He was the eldest son
of a family of FIVE children.
The lad had been taken to the
hospital in Chicago from Phelps
few days previous to his death
suffering from an attack OF ap-
pendicitis. Pneumonia develop
ed and death resulted Saturday.
His father, B. B. Talmadge also
died from appendicitis Dec 10th
last.
The body arrived in Eagle
River Monday afternoon. Ser
vices were held from the Congre-
gational church Tuesday tore,
noon with interment in the local
cemetery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-02-13
SEVEN MORE MONDAYS
Order Still Holds Good on
Heatless and Voorhees,
Mondays Until March 18th.

Heatless, voorhees, Mondays,
of which seven remain in the gov
eminent program, will continue
for the time being. This was the
decision of Fuel Administrator
Garfield and Director General
McAdoo. The zero weather in
the east necessitating heavy coal
consumption, the slow move
ment of cars because OF the snow
and cold and the fact that many
plants have only one days sup
ply of coal on hand. were factors
in the decision. Thousands of
cars of coal were rushed to tide
water to fill ship bunkers and
many of these cars have not been
returned. This scarcity of cars
has cut down coal produc-
ton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-02-13
Play To Be Given Mar. 18th.

March 18th, ST. Patrick s Day.
is the date set for the presenta-
ton of that amusing comedy,
"The Regeneration of Aunt
Mary" the three-act production
now in preparation by a local
cast of much ability in amateur
theatricals. Aunt Mary and her
irresponsible nephew find them
selves in a string of seemingly
hopeless predicaments but the
efforts of the rest of the cast res
cue them each time in situations
that are highly amusing and
Aunt Mary's craving for city
life leads to climax that has
never been bettered in any come
dy. St. Patrick's Day is the one
day of the year for such mirth-
provoking comedy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-02-13
FIVE ALIENS REGISTER
Number of Alien Germans in
Villas County is Small-Five
in Eagle River.

Postmaster John Zimpelmann
reports but five alien Germans
as having registered in Eagle
River-one of that number being
from Watersmeet. Returns from
other villages in the county have
not been made at this date.
Three copies OF the registration
papers showing all the finger
prints and a picture of the regis
trant will be filed with the U. S.
Marshall, anu each German will
be obliged to carry a registra
ton card giving his name and
place of residence and showing
his left thumb print and picture.
The regulations provide that
hereafter a German alien must
not change his place of residence
from one district to another
without notifying and securing
the permission of the registrar.