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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
Cuba min MQiierten 10000 @sann
fen1en.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. Goth, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
20 Gin atlantiiber Safen, "a.
Sept. = Gnba miro balo 6nr6 elne
Mrmee bon 10000 Wann an Der
@eltfront pertreten fem, mie Solepb
s. 5errano, Elm @uufmann BON So
bana, ser beute bier eintraf, beri9-
tet. @roBer @ntbuiiaSmus mnrbe IN
gl1ba am &egiltrationStage ge5etgt,
ais sic 3iebungsgeiebe in &raft tra-
ten. giele touien6e @ubaner traten
freimiQig 0em 9eere bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
8nnoes gann fit Eopl @alen in
Gfht

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
ct. Saul, %. @ept. = Fool
@ouen in Minneapolis un6 in on0e=
rem Observation-Disclosures tperben mabr=
ideinli6 6ur6 sic Geror0nungen ser
Ser. Staaten Mrbeitsbermittlungs
6ienites nnb sic Musfmbrung Der Sc
fruten5iebungSgeiete gum 5h1ieBen
ge5pnngen meroen, iagte Staatsoi=
rector @ugo g. &od bon 6em 8un=
oes Mrbeitspermittlnngs : Gien1te
geitern iogte.
mo6 S6l11B elmer &onferen3 5mi=
iben 0ireftor &od nno &alpb SS5aro,
Mi1iitent : General Direftor 6es Ser.
Stooten : Observation-Disclosures
ltes, melber inn 2onfe 6ieier Bo6e
bierber fommen miro, iou Elm 8eridt
berausgobt iper0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
Crtldaft nnterseidnet Mnleibeanota
in einer Mtn1tte.

Midigon @itp, sc. g., %. Sept.-
Nelion County mar nah 0em Sc
lton6e ser 6reibettsanleibe Saint
pogne bon elmer Minute iiber 6as
3ieI binous, beri9tete S. g. 2anb,
County Gor1tben6er. Gein quota be-
trug 1926, 600, tpur6e aber in 6ieier
fl1r3en 3eit Inn $4,000 i%ibertroffen.
3eidnungen, 0ie big iebt nod nidt
beridtet tp11r6en, laiien %ermarten,
ooB sic @eiomt5eidm1ngen iiber cine
balbe Miqion 9ouor ergeben mer=
Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
$50 TaQe BON Smflnenaa in Minne.
abpIis.

81 Minneapolis, 80. Sept. - 0ie
fponiide Snfluen3a greift meiter I'M
iid, tpie pripate> militaril9e nno
Shul=MutoritGten lebten Mbeno be-
ridteten. Sc gibt iebt 3irfa $50 Sal
Ie in bieler 5tu6t, meiitens inter
@olooten un6 bon 6ieien muroen BEL
nobe ale nad 6em 9oipitol IN Sort
@nening gebra6t. :.
Ser Stoot @%eiun6beits : &omrnii=
far, Or. s. 90. @uilforo, iagte. 6aB
sic &ronfbeit ouf oie 3~tpilbebolfer=
unq bereits iibergtng.
Sffi5iere bon Sort @neatng bertd=
ten, 6aB in DEM 6ortigen 9o1pttole
1O9 6Gne in 8eban6lung itiinoen, bic
mabrer6 6es Eoges bon Ser Mtnne1o=
ia ltniperiit6t unb Ser mtlitariiden
Mbteilunq in 9nntpoobp, 6te int We-
itern &otel einquartiert tparet, uber.
fibrt tpur6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
Influenza 9ra1iert
In den Ter. Staten.
Mmsb. rcitnna ser &ranfbeit fiibrt bic
&iifsiebuna pun Ginbernfnnssbe-
febl nad) iid). = Die Gpibemie
berrid)t in beinabe alien 2agern.
Mar oreisebn 2ascr mod fret bpn
Der &ranfbett.

True translation Tled with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, Cd
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
4 @albington, 81. Sept. = Mn=
aelid)ts ser gpe0emie ser ipaniiben
Snfll1enso IN Mrmeelagern, mioer=
rief Yrppoltmorlfau .@eneral Grom=
Ser bel.te obeno Sic @%inberufung bon
$4,000 &egiltrierten, sic 5mii6en
nem 7. uno II. Sftober Die 2ager
bitten be5ieben iouen.
3lpeibunoert M6nner bon Minne-
apolis, tt6 bon ct. saul un0 40
bon 0rll1tb, sic am Z. Oftober ein=
riiden %iolten, peroen bon oieier nell
Ell Nnoronung betroffen.
General Gropoer bonOelte infolge
Snltrlftionen bon General Mard,
Dem @eneraIitabshef. Mus ieoem
Staote uno oem Giltrift Of Golum=
bia iollten Mbteilungen in beinabe
ale Militdrluger 0es 2anoes abge=
1onOt nerOen.
6,139 nelte Ta1e beridtet.
@Gbreno ser letten "a Stl1noen
muroen in Sen peridieOenen 2agern
6,t39 Sale bon Snfluen5a=Grfran=
gen gemelOet, ITO SooesfaQe, Die
sum gr0bten Geile burd Ser Snflu=
e11su fol9en0e 2ungent5iinoung per=
l1rlad)t m1rDen, un0 1913 6aue bon
2llngenent5iinbung.
Iie Eager &earnep uno Cults
lpuroen bel1tc ser 2ilte 5ugeiebt nno
perbleiben iest MIR mebr Is 2ager,
sic bon oieier &ranfbeit peridont &C.
blieben iin0. Sic Mn5abI a1er 6dae
bon Snfluen5u in alien Militdrlagern
hel1uft iih alf 35,146, 6apon 1896
I1llen bon 2ungenent5iin0ung.
10 Erpsent arten in 2nngenent5iinm=
Smng ats.
Gi1er aus bier inn Camp 0ebens,
Moli., lit an ser S11fluer15a erfrarft,
lt1o BON oielen enlpidel11 1i6 10 Yro=
sent CUR 2ungenent5iin0ung, muroe
befanr1t gegeben.
9ie groBte Mn5abl bon nel1en gr=
fror1fungen 1907, ipur0e beute bonn
Camp Sir geneloet. @abren0 CAMP
9epens >peniger neue 6ale beri6tete,
10 5eigte 2ungenett5In0ung cine
Steigerl1ng, 100 800 neue SGae uno
So 5oOesf0ue beri6tet merOen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
8uitpn nnterjud)t neues Sermn1.

Bottom, Moli., 26. Sept. - Gro
Be5 Sntereiie mltrOe beute IN oieler
stoot ser Nriifung etnes nel1en ST.
f~ll,en5o : Smpfltoffes, 0as BON Sen
Suits College 2%aboratorien berge=
1teat muroe, entgegengebro6t.
Sn Maliaduletts belteben $4,000
Soae bon Snfluen5a, mie 8eraron
90. Carer, gpi0emiear5t 6es Staats=
@eiunobeits requirements i9abt.
so SobesfaQe in 8oiton in Il Stnn=
Sen.
Iie Mn5obl nel1er 6dae in 6en
Ietten "a Stur6en, mie SEER GareD
iogt, betroge 2,t43. To6esfdae mab=
reno oerielben 3eit betrugen 76. Die=
1e 3oblen l6lieBen 0ieie Staot ni9t
elm, no SO Eooesfdue in Ger &erto=
Sc bon 10 l1br oben65 big IL ubr
mittoqs per5eidnet 1pl1r6en.
eugene 81. &euep, 5taats : @e=
iu11obeits : &ommiiiar, eriu6te Sic
Characterization UNI @ilfe. @r be-
borptet, oaB 100 Ner5te nno 1000
&ronfenidmeltern iofort notmenoig
mdren.
SHE Ebeater, @an6elbil6ertbea=
Ganabauen nn6 van6ere nt9t NOT
tpenoige YlGbe bon 0ffentli6en Mn=
{ammIungen" tpurben bon Mfitter=
nodt Bis 5um 6. Sftober gei4lol1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
v@ir miiiien seminnen pber iterben,"
faat Ientid1er.

iagt Se1tt1fer.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
2 Mmiterbam, %. Sept. = ~Bir
miilien iiegreib iein> 1penn mir ni4t
politilh uno 0fonomiid 5%ugrunoe=
mouen>" erfldrte @roBaomiral bon
Softer, friiberer &omman6ant Ser
neutiben Jlotte, in elmer Mnlproae
an sic oeuti6e 6lottenliga in Dort=
NUMB, beri6tet cine Oeutl6e 9epe=
i6e.
vMad) 0em &'riege>" iebte Ser Mo=
mirol fort, ~miiiien uniere @4iffe
in GROCER Mn5abl Ben O5ean freu5en
nno mir miilien &olonien als ltarfe
Eunfte CUR l1nterltiibung baben. 8ir
mouen freien 9an6el an Der Gee nno
mir mer0en 6ieien MIR nnter Ser Be-
l6ibung ser oeuti6en J1otte be-
fommen.
Ser @pre6er preilte 6os S6mert
als Mittel 5um Siege, nobel er er=
flGrte: u@ie oie Natnr Sen Stnrm
gebrau9t, mie @ott 0en 8eltien 3ab~
ne uno &lauen CAB, 10 brordt Der
Mann 6os S6mert."
Sci 8eipre9ung ser porgei4lage=
men 2igo bon Motionen, 1agte M6mi=
raj Softer, tpiir0eO euti6lano muir Die
&oue 6es M19enbr0bels ipielen font
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
@iqene 8ropin5inalregter1tng

@aibington, 9. g., 81. Sept. -
Cine aus Ser 5dtpei5 in 8aibington
ein%getroffene amtli6e Depeibe mel
set, 6oB gosnien, 6ie &er5egomina u.
&roation innerboIb ser 0iterrei6ti6=
ungari1den Monardie elmer eigenen
notwithstanding %nnteriteut mer<
Sen 1oIen. Sin Ser Spibe 6teier &e=
gierung ion @raf Tts5a, Der fr)bere
ungoriide Mintlterprditoent, iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
@labi,poitof ftebt 1nter &r%tegsgeridt

@labi,poitof felt 1tnter &rtegsgertd)t
True translation filed with the post
master at ST.. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8 @looimoitof, 26. Sept. = Wlo=
oimo1tof 11no ser Oiitrift Wla0itpo=
1tof m11r6en bonn &al1ptmann Bnten=
TO, bem propiiorti6en &ommanoon=
ten Ser Grl1ppen Ser Seeitoaten, nn=
ter &riegsgeri9t geiteat, int @inflan=
ge nit SEN ruliiiden &riegsregula=
tionen un6 6em @eiebe be5igl16 Sc
ltungen in &iregs3eiten.
Sos Defret mnr6e BON ben &om=
man6onten Der Mqiierten gntgebet=
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
H$Quitb erkldrt fi0 fur
Liza der nationen.
b%ritifd)er Miniiterpraiibent
perlanst pffenen Trieben, ,1m bic
Tmrie bes &rieges at fe6eln. &on
9ertling iber 8elsien nod immer
imperttnent.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October Bird, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 Mon6elte ter, ENGLAND, %. 5ept.
- SSSn elmer Mniprade an cine &on=
ferens ser notioralen liberalen So
oeratior, lagte @erbert $. Msquitb,
friberer briti1ber Winilterpraltoent,
6oB Sic @ntmtdlungen in ser Gage
tpGibreno ser lebten 5mei Monate fir
sic Muiierten 1ebr bon Borteil ma=
rem.
Ser oeltide &eidsfan5ler, iogte
Serr Msquitb, gab crit einige Gage
5uriid inn oeutiden &etdstage gu,
6oB sic oeuti6e 0ffeniipe in Sronf-
reid mie in 6lanoern total perfeblt
mare. Ser 6ortidritt Ser Maiierte1
in @olqitina 'unb Ma5eoonien lit
fenn5eidnen6 un0 beoeutlam, 1eBte
ser &ebner bin5ll.
SEER Msquitb erflarte, oaB er ME
mails oaran 5meifelte> oaB Der fort
gel ebte 9rud ser aQiierten Srrppen,
Morine, militdrild un0 0fonomil9,
1ih inn 2ouf e ser 3eit ais ilbermino=
lid ertpeiien tpiiroe.
uMber ie mebr mir in unier @e=
ldid zines enogiiltigen 5iegeS ber=
tro11en," iebte Ser Spreder btn5n,
uoelto mebr 1olten tpir auf ser 8a6t
1teben, ooB uniere ubergroBen Spfer
nidt fir ni9ts gebradt% pur0en, tpeg=
Qe1 dleuoert, pbne einen o%ffenen 5rie=
SEN at erbolten nn6 ser Grri6tnng
elmer ne1ten internationalen Yolitif
melde fir INNER sic 5urie 6eS &rie=
ges in Soften legen tpiiroe.
Mit einem r%offenen Srieoen," Jag
tie @err Msquitb, beritebe .er, einen
6rieoeh, ser ser @elt sic Sbiefte
bringen miir6e, fir sic sic @aiierten
fdmpfen.
esn ser 8eleudtung Ser 6rieOens=
Ouperture oes 0iterreidii6en Mini=
tiers seq MeuBeren iagte Serr 49,
mitb, 6oB> 1pas immer au6 Sic Mo=
tipe getpeien fem m0gen, 10 batten
bod Sic Gori9ldge Baron 8urianS
linn niht aIs praftii9e gegolten.
3n Ser fiir5lih gebaltenen &eoe
oes 0euti6en &eihSfan5lers, @rof b.
&ertling, iagte Msquith, 0aB oieler
ro6 INNER be3iigli6 Belgien imper=
tinent berbleibe, 11nb 0aranf beItebt,
6aB es feinen @run6 fir gnti6a6i=
gung gdbe> nno Sab 6ieier MnSipruf
bon ei1em @taatsmanne fdme, Der
gegen1pdrtig nit Ser golidetpifi=&e=
gierung perbanole, II mauS HnBlono
81, 500, 900 gu 5ieben.
Msquitb iogte, 6aB Ser 6euti6e ST.
5~efan3ler, @err bon Hreper, in elmer
Mnipra9e 8rel t=2ttomSf un0 an0ere
Gereinbarnngen ni6t anerfannte>
ionoern often e%rfldrte, 6aB err 6ieien
cine Jrie6ensz &onferen5 Dermeigere.
50en ein5igen 6rie6en, Sen Sic Ml=
liierten onnebmen fonnen, 16loB @r.
Msquitb, pdre elmer, ser alien Sea-
tionen> groBen o6er fleinen> Cider
felt gegen unbeil> rau6eriiden Chr
gei5 uno SOS boue &e6t ser Selblt=
beitimmung %garantiere. Ser Spre6er
be5et6nete cine 9igo Ser Nationen
ulS eine11 &0rper bon offenem TO-
operatibem Genfen nno sic 3eit lit
gefommen, ooB Sic beiten &Dpfe Ser
Aaiierten Sic praftiiden Seiten 6ie=
les Yroblems beraten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
Ghile iibernimmt 9entld)e @diffe.

N1tIe 11Der1tttml CeIITuJe SWtTTt'
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
@ontiago, Gul., %. Sept. Gle
&egierung bon @bile b%eror0nete belt
te Sic rebernobme bon, bier, bielei4t
iogor flint 6euti@en internierten
@onoelsi6iffen an. @s muroe be-
fonntgegeben, 6aB 6ieie @6rttte olS
r&erbiitu1tgs WaBregeln" nnter=
11ommer1 tprr6en.
&eines ser S9iffe mur6e bon 6en
Monni 9often bei6a0tgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03

Sn Galifornien lit cine Tram 8.
@oplor in sic 2egislotur gepablt
tporoen. Mls er1te ibres @eidledtes.
@enn file mirflid) 10 ausfiebt, tpie Die
8iIoer in Sen l3eitungen Tie 6arItel=
len, meroen ou9 sic anipru6Sloielten
@elebgeber 3ih I'M lire CUNT nift
ronfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03
Gr1ffnung Ser Gtaatsnntper ftat ner=
fdlpben.

90 Minneapolis, 80. 5ept. -Bra=
iioent 8urto ma6te geitern betonnt>
0oB, nod)6em So Sdue bon ipantiber
%SSsnfluen5a ouf oeml1niperlttats Cont
prrs fon1tatiert 1pur6en, Die Croft
nl1nq Ser l1niperlttdt fir cine ISOLDE
perid)oben murbe. sic miro 1tatt am
9. am 9. Sftober erfolgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-03

8enn cine 2ei6enidaft iemals inn
@ton6e lit, a%uf5l1b0ren, 10 nor lie
niemnls berebtigt, an5ufangen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-24

have a bond issue TO buy automobile,
TO motorile your departments, and in
that way cut down the expense Of keep
ing horses"
because" said Kesler, ANY apbara
tus which we would buy now could not
possibly be delivered before nine
months time, and now we must make
arrangements which will take care OF
present emergencies
AS far az finances are concerned" "
said J { Walton. commissioner Of
public property" ! will not be able 10
get through over half the year as !
should, but il can't be helped, and am
going TO do my best"
Public Service SlaShsd.
At this moment Mayor Oyerholssr
TUNED TO the commissioners and said
"Ill make the proposition OF taking
over the fire department, running il
for nine months for three iourths OF
keler's budget, buying $4,000 worth
Of new equipment, and then turning il
back to him at the end OF that time. -
No action was taken on the matter
however.
Mr.. Walton then moved that the
budget prepared by Mr. Kesler be rati.
fled by the commissioner. This
budget provided for.
The cutting of Of nine fircmen.
The closing Of the maternity hos
piial
Dispensing with the services Of the
assistant city physician and the assist
ant city chemist
The cutting off Of one nurse at the
detention hospital except during tho
winter months
The secretary and assistant master
mechanic in the fire department doing
work as fireman
The placing OF one engine at station
No 9 on the reserve list
This brought the budget down 10 the
allowed amount. $lSO9o7 The motion
OF Walton was seconded by Mr.. Over
hClser.
Keslsr Qualities Vote
Kesler said that he would vote
against the pas age Of the motion, how.
cvrr, because he considered the amount
allowed too small TO do the city JUS
t,e lie stated, though, that il al.
lowed TO qualify his vote, he would
stand for its passage
70 this Donnclly objected, but Wal.
ton acted as peacemaker, and Keslcr',
request was allowed The vote to ac.
cept the budget was unanimous
kcsIcr then attached the following
statement to his vote; Il do not con
slider SlS0o97 sufficient for bulge
to maintain the present efficiency OF tn,
health and fire department"
Ovcrholser then attached the follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-24
Shott Sport Jabs

Yale, Harvard and Princeton may
schedule football games every two weeks
instead OF trying TO arrange game Tor
every Saturdry during the coming Hensoh
University OF Michigan marked It's re-
turn TO the western conference by win
ming the baseball and track and field
championships this season.
Atlanta plans TO mark It's return 20 the
boxing game by putting on seires Of
important contests. The first show will
be held nj the Auditorium armory
wednesday, June 10. Soldiers VIII be ad-
mltted at half price The admission prices
wilt be 81, 81 and s..
Joseph Mulvihill Of New Haven plans TO
pull off the Jack Dempsey VS.. Fred Full
ton heavyweight fight July I, In an arena
seating 5000 which may bn located In
South Danbury. Conn, or at an adjacent
town.
Roland Cioni wowrlds professional
chunpion skater, Is In lie army and sta
toned nt Camp Merritt, near New York
lie ts the holder OF all records from one
half mile to the twenty-four- hour endur'
ance.
Marines attached TO the various sta
tions around BOSTON will stage a nam
moth carnival iu the Charles river basin
Saturday, June ~. II is To develop In
terest among the enlisted men In aquatlcs
and to furnish an exhibition TO the public
In return for hndnesses shown the ma .
rinss. The events will include rowing
races OF various kinds, sailing race and
swimming races
Mrs. Theodore p Burgess OF Dedhsm;
Mass, has sold Karina, n three mast ed
schooner yacht to the France and Cana =
dian Steamship company, Inc, an Amer
lean corporation. and the vessel may be
used for training purposes karlna Is the
largest sailing yacht In the world and
last was in comm lssion In 1915. II Is a
521-ton yacht with sail area OF 10000
square feet
Ftsnk J. Shea. University OF Pittsburgh
star quarter miller and the holder of the
Intercollegiate and Amateur Athletic
union titles for the distance, is the new
track captain of the Panther squad,
Kingsley u. Maynard, who finished
fourth in the mile race, will be the only
athlete OF the years winning Cornell uni
versity track and field squad at the re-
cent eastern Intercollegiate who will not
be available next year. OF course, the
year may interfere and call many Of this
years champions developed by Coach
Jack Moakley.
Keene Fitzpatrick OF Princeton univnr.
sity has been nm instructor OF athletics
for twenty eight years The Tigers tract
cogch heads the recently formed AsFuCia
tont Of College Track Coaches and Train
erB That will help along the improvement
OF their profession
The New York and vicinity elemeniar
schQclboy track and field meet brnugt
together 1915 rising young athletes
competition few days ago In Gotham
Carl johnson, the star all-around eu
lete at the University Of Michigan.
70 years OF age and entered the Al
Arbor college from Spokane, wash
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-24
COMING FOURTH
WON'T SEE MANY
BOXING BOUTS
Holiday Loses FiStiC AtnOS-
phere This Season,

In years gone by the biggest days In
boxing were July the Fourth and Labor
day. Many champions have fallen nnd
climbed to fEme on these two cvcntful
days, But this year the two red let
ter occasions won't mean very much
40 far as Fistlana h concerned. Thcrr'l
be- an occasional scrap here and there
Including the Jack Dcmpscy-Frcd Full
ton affair at Danbury, Conn, but tor
the most part the hoNerR viii rcmnin
! quiet. The boxer with following these
! DAYS In the boxer IN soldiers uniform
! or tho boxer who travels miles 10 do
nate his services TO war fund benefits
Recently a monster benefit Of this nn-
ture was held In New York and many
stars OF the ring participated, tho net
rrcelpta amounting TO more than $50
900 Another big benefit may hc held IN
Cleveland on July e, ana arniu the etrrs
Of tho padded arena viii hc present. Hut
no big championships will he at stake
and the loser will receive Rs much glory
out OF the battles M the winner does
because that's all there win be for him
the glory OF helping raise moro war
funds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-24
KESLER'S BUDGET
IS APPROVED
City Commissioners End Work
in Stormy Session,

After a stormy session today the
city commissioners adopted the budget
prepared by Mark II. kesler comms.
sioncr OF public safety
First blood was drawn when Mayo
I'D Oycrhoser raised an objection 10 D,
statement OF keSlcr in which he sand
that he would submit his budget 10 IN,
commissioners for approval, although
hc did not approve Of II and knew that
It would be detrimental 10 the interest,
Of the people
Can't Shift Responsibility.
The mayor lntlmatcd that the safety
commissioner was trying to shift respon
,lblllty of his department onto the other
commissioners, and that II was unfair
that hc do so There arc none oi us
bat who need more money" said the
mayor hut We cannot get II We huve,
however accepted our apportionmcnt
as sll that was. available and agreed
20 accept the responsibility Of running
our departments on that basis"
A question then arose about the care
Dl the clty'S patients AZ the Emergency
hospital "Rcgardlcss OF the fact that
after a person Is IN the county over a
year he becomes a county patient IL Ill.,
the county has been shifting rcsponsi
hllIly and making us pay for the
treatment Of It's patients" said Mr
kc'ler The patients are taken to the
hospital and whether county or city pa
iicnls, we are forced to pay Dr. Hunter
is then forced TO investigate each case
'o see ON whom the burden falls. and
4 II is county case we have 10 col
lcCt"
The appropriation for care Of city
patients for next year is only to be
s. 200 as compared to 5000 this year
Could Not Motorize.
When kcSlcr continued TO hold that
lis budget was not sufficient, one OF
the commissioners asked him il he con
,,Jcrcd the apportlonmcnt unfair and
il SO, what plan he had TO offer, Kes.
Ter answered by firing back the qucs
ton. "Do We need books aud park,
more at this time than we DO fire en-
ginc, ?"
I'm the matter Of fire engines" said
Mayor Overbolscr, "why don't YOU
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QfP51jia1.6
oST cMazf. Mason A.
THE SAVING HABIT.

WHERE learning how to save tn,
w shilling and wheR. the armiei
w cease their drilling, the lessol
will abide; our hard-earned scads VI,
won't be blowing the tail no Longer
will be going to bitten with the hide
In peaceful times ! failed to pickle III,
useful dime and helpful nickel, ! put no
coin in the brine ! wasted money as
| earned IT, with foolish energy !
burned it. the Spendthrilt's course was
mine Then came the war, and thrifty
neighbors who'd saved the product OF
their labors, the crisis calmly met; they
had their bundles in their cellars. while
| and other giddy fellers were plunged
neck deep in debt We were a bunch
OF also-wases; we couldn't help the Red
Cross causes or buy a baby bond We
couldn't line up with the loyal. and
help 10 can the madman royal, iot all
our goods were pawned. The busted
man is pretty useless when war is rag
ing, endless, truceless and coin is in
demand, when every gent should have
ms dollar to help to make the iocman
hoIIer and save his native land And
! ielt shamed, and ! was blushing. when
! beheld my neighbors rushing with
com TO boost the flag; | wcpt ior all
my spendthrift folly, my soul was
stepped in melancholy, my spine began
TO sag But now my wisdom teeth
have sprouted, along the paths Of thrift
I've secuted, I've salted down four
bones; my package doubtless will be
greater and as it grows twill balk
the traitor and shake the tyrants'
thrones
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HAL CARSON NOW
SERGEANT IN ARMY

PITTsBURGH. June ~ - President
Barney Dreyfuss OF the Pirates was the
bappy recipient yesterday Of letter from
Hal Carlson. who Is now training nt Camp
Grant. III.
that he gets to practice every afternoon,
and occasionally pitches n game. lie H.
20 piRy In Chicago the coming saturday.
and at Camp Custer on sunday,
Carlson has been appointed sergeant,
and states he is working hard TO hold
H. as they can go TO nnn-cOm school
every night 10 learn military tactics.
Evidently the young hurler II showing the
same spirit OF aggresslveness and amhi
tlon to learn that promised TO make him
one OF the star pitchers In baseball
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In The Day Nelus

Brig. Gen benjamin D. Foulois, U.
s A. who has become chief OF the
American air service in France, is
probably better acquainted with the
practical side OF military aviation than
any other officer Of the United States
army Long before the war in Europe
opened he had become an experienced
aviator and swas actively promoting
aviation in the army General Foulois
Is a native Of Connecticut and is in
his doth year lie is not a West Pointer
but came into the army as a private in
the first regiment OF engineers at the
time OF the war with Spain After sew
cral years IN the Philippines he re-
turned TO the United States, studied at
the army signal school and then was
detailed TO the signal corps Since 1908
he has giyEn his attention almost who'll
" 10 the development of the army avia-
ton service