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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-25
For Crouo

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splendid for Group, writes Mrs. Ed
ward Hassett, Frankfort, n. Y. MY
children have been quickly relieved of
attacks of this dreadful complaint by
its use" This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic, and may be
given to a child as confidently as to an
adult.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-25

Report of committee on roads and bridges
read and adopted and the ordinance passed,
all voting in the affirmative.
Your committee to whom was referred the
petition of Mr.. Zietlow have had the same
under consideration and recommend that the
Same be granted.
The Board of Supervisors do ordain as follows
That there be and hereby is levied upon all
the taxable property of Vernon county except
such as is otherwise exempt. the sum of
s23, it being one-half the cost OF said bridge.
JOHN E. LEPKE. Chairman.
adj uted all voting in the affirmative, city
members not voting.
/ wish to submit for your consideration the
following estimates of money needed in order
to carry out the provisions of sub section 1904
Chapter 80 Of laws of 1917 and recommend
that the same be appropriated. Salary of
County Superintendent $3.50, for clerk hire
$780, for printing, postage. and office supplies
$500. necessary expenses of committee on
common schools 5000. 1t is further recon-
mended that travelling expenses of the super
intendent be kept in iieniZed form and be
allowed at the end of each calendar month,
commencing December 1918.
Your committee on finance recommend the
adoption of the following resolution and we
further do ordain that there be and is hereby
levied upon all taxable property of Vernon
county City of Viroqua excepted the sum of
l.. NJ. THOMPSON. Chairman.
Report of committee on finance read and
adopted.
ferred the following resolution. have had same
under consideration and recommend that same
be adopted and that it be paid for out Of
se'''' 0 L. NJ. THOMPSON, Chairman.
Resolved, That said county pay the following
follows: On rattle snakes. so cents each !;
sharp-shinned or Cooper's hawks, rs cents
each crows. is cents each. The same to be
paid as provided by Section 29el 1 X s MS
Report CT committee on finance read and
adopted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
A FAIR SUGGESTION

mS HE contention of Mr..
VI Strain that the city
should pay fair rental
for the water used for civic
purposes is clearly well found
ed. 1t is a well accepted prin-
ciple in business that those who
receive service should pay for
it; someone else should not
have to pay it for them. Yet
this latter is exactly what is
done when water for communi-
ty purposes is given free and all
expenses of maintaining the
water system are met from the
charges imposed on local
homeowners, business and in
dustrial establishments. There
are people who own valuable
business frontage in Pendleton
yet pay no share in the water
expense because they do not
live here. Let the city out of
its general funds pay a reason
able rate for the water used for
community purposes and these
people will be required to as
snme their share of the bur-
den.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
GET STRONG MEN

- WO men are to be chosen
VI for membership on the
water commission in No
vember. Pendleton will do well
to take note what men are Sc
lected. The water board has
Pendleton's most important
problem to handle. An abun-
dat supply of good water is alb
isolutely necessary if the city is
to continue its growth and ad-
vancement. In the construc-
ton of the gravity system the
main problem has been solved.
With the addition of the Chap
lish springs unit there will
probably be enough water for
all needs for many years. But
no man knows. The moisture
supply is always uncertain in
this country. Further enlarge
ment of the system will be ne
cessary some day. The time
may come sooner than is anti
cipated. The city is now using
approximately three times the
water it did five years ago. 1t is
needed too.
Rightfully the city should
place its very best talent on the
water commission. Without
reflection in the least on the
men who have been giving de-
voted service in this respect it
is a fact that they need help.
They realize as much and ask
for it.
Get strong men for the wa
ter board thereby insuring
that the future duties of that
board will be ably handled and
the growth and advancement
of the city made sure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
% YEARS AGO

CFrom the East Greg Dnian. September
10. 1S91.i
w. H. Fletcher. well known noun
taineer and sawmill owner Of Weston
f. in the city.
James Lehman is down from Teel
Springs. He says four families yet re-
main.
A runaway team collided with c. o.
1Iendricks building on Webb street to-
day and raised chaos generally.
Charlie Circle. aged 10. was thrown
~ horse last Sunday and Droke a
lex.
There Is no change in the wheat
aiatkrt. which L. dur ir the extreme.
Q iItPtloHs In Pendleton rem1i1 at tiic
old s.gures. 5s and 60 cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
IN BATTLE

~ HE long expected Amer
VI lean offensive has start.
ed. The initial results at
tanned have been good. How
far the drive will go time must
tell. Extensive operations may
be extended or it may be the
purpose of Foch and Pershing
merely to clear up the st. Mi
hiel salient.
But Americas strong arm is
striking. The boys from our
land are rushing forward to
drive the foe from the soil of
France. Our flag is in battle,
sustained by the stalwart sons
of the republic. Some of them
will not come back but no man
dies who falls in such a cause.
His work and his fame will live
until the end of time. The
dead are those who walk but
have no part in thought or deed
in the glory of such sacrifice
and achievement.
America is giving answer to
the charge this country is
Mammon serving land and
would not or could not fight,
no matter what the insult or the
cause. Let the answer ring un-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
COTT'S ANGEL

m HE kaiser is now trying to
VI talk as though he were
the only original white
robed angel on earth. A man
who will order children maim-
ed, women outraged and old
men murdered in sight of their
loved ones will not balk at
falsehood and Hypocrisy. The
character of the German kaiser
is written in deeds, not words.
1t is to be found in France and
Belgium and at the bottom OF
the sea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST


ASTORIA. sept. I8.-Askins that
r. s. Farrell. s. p. Gotta. AXcI Ander-
son and Ben ProU: b. compelled 20
remove fish traps from the naNiga-
bic waters OF the Columbia river ON
the northwest and wssJ side of Welch
Island and that the state fish warden
and board OF fish commissioners be
restrained from issuing licenses for
traps In these locations. a suit was
filed IN the circuit court Tuesday
against those defendants By James lfa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
Young Americans Make sailors.

PORTLAND, or Sept. 13.-ThOse
who availed themselves Of the oppor-
tunity to inspect the United States
Shipping Boards training ship Chip
pewa yesterday on its arrival from
the West Seattle training station. found
a bright lot of young Americans who.
at the rate of about 500 a month, are
being made sailors. fireme1, water
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

KLAMATH FALLS, or, Sept. ID
Land owners of Upper Lansel may
have irrigation. il plans formulated
at a recent meeting Of farmers at Lo-
rella materialize.
About 10000 acres are included in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

MARSHFIELD, ore, Sept. 13.-The
building of barracks at Preuss, near
Beaver Hill for the 1850 soldiers re-
Gently arrived for construction and
logging work and for those who will
arrive next week, numbering 400, be-
gan today. Work on the railroad
spur will not start until after compile
ton of the barracks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

the proposed district, according to A.
r. Elder, who is attending to the le-
gal affairs of the organization. II
embraces the old government project
down as far as the Big Springs unit
Water is to be obtained from Clear
Lake. The government has fixed a
tentative charge of $40 per acre for
tie water, the landowners to construct
the system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

LA GRANDE. or, Sept. 13.-Sher-
wood williams, Of this city, left today
for France TO serve for a dollar a
year during the course of the war but
before going went to Liberty Loan
headquarters and made a bond in
Vestment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

vessels, but they are said to have
vastly more information and practical
experience tucked away than the av-
erage man CLEANS In the same numbeS
Of months aboard an ordinary mer-
chairman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

is it possible that the boys in
France are trying to clean up
on the Hun before their older
and younger brothers come to
share the glory?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

tenders, oilers, stewards and cooks.
following a training period of six
weeks.
OF course, the seamen are not given
collegiate degrees. nor are they "a.
signed to "black gangs" aboard other
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
go &S%$ N%N%A
THE SONG OF STARTING

THE SONG OF STARTING
) There Is a song of starting
sing it, folk. away,
The yellow hammer clamors at
the lattice of the day;
The moons gone down in am
ber. and now the lapp-
ing tide
Is murmuring on the reaches of
the beaches far and wide.
o glory to the starting, and in
mans heart let's sing
The music of the utter hope that
means the mighty thing;
The suns a half-hour over the
blue rim of the sea.
And drumbeats Of the marching
joy of life roll up to me.
There is a song Of starting-take
heart and follow on.
The skylark hath been there to
bring the bright word
from the dawn;
And peaks and promontories are
hit and lumed with day,
Gird on the sword of Gideon's
Lord. and go forth to the
fray.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

Speaking of pleasant news,
it is noticeable that the Hon. Mr..
La Toilette of Washington, anti
war legislator, proved a heavy
loser in the Washington prim-
aries,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

Reports from the east are
that autoists generally follow
ed the governments suggestion
about using no gasoline on
Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

my corna Peel Clean of. With 'Cets-if"i.
worlds magic and only genuine corn
rcclcr, "Gets-It" Then, ald then
cnly VIII you be sure that your corn
Will loosen from your toe so tnat you
can peel g right OFF EioriouslF easy
with your fingers. Take no chances Of
continued pain and soroness-why use
greasy. Irritating Falver. piastcrs that
stiff and press into the quick" ia
zors and "digEers" that mako cornr
bleed and also grow fastcrg GTo pain
los. easy. always sure "oieta-it
There's only one like IL in the world
that's "Gcts-It" Millions have tried
and o. I'D o. for years. II. never
fails.
"Gets-Tt" the guaranteed. money
costs but a trina at nry drug store.
M'rd by T.. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago
Ill Sold ia Pendicton and rccom-
mended as the worlds best corn REM
edy b. Tallman A. co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

til the last Teuton bigot has
had his fill and the Kaiserland
gives up its insane and hideous
dreams of conquest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13
BE A JOY WALKER,
"GETS-IT"FOR CORNS

Drops, . Seconds-Corn Is Doomed!
When you almost die with yC6r
shoes on and Corns make you almost
walk sideways to get away from the
pain, take q vacation for minute or
two and apply - or 3 drops of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-13

riLcovich. c. Carapieres and +ne San
bcrn-Cutting company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

Gic %crbGltniIic in 9iuBIono IicBcn
Gin @lciben in 0cr @oltptItoot
nidjt rotbiom crihcincn.-SoIt@s
GonDnrinGrc noW petersburg olls
rild0cfcbrt. - Ghcil 0cr @cp0I-
fcrlln0 miro aus Der SallptItnot
Cnticrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02
yc0t Die @oblcn fir nad)iten @intcl
piu

~ q ingtot /. Vior}. - Atc
Gonuuenten uon aoblen mcr0cn bet
Dem GmIcgcn ibrer @Intertoblcn int
nddJitcn 5rilbiobre thrift aui Die &c
0ilriniiic bcihrdntt lperoen. @ci}
mittcl. glOuiniitrntor @uriielo tbciItc
6cutc nit, Dob ollc lofalen &ci5mit.
tel Gonlite2 iultrllirt meroen, oarour
}u irbcn 0nB 9tielnano banitert.
Qic Neijmittcl.9l .9lOminDtrution tat
nacn Gonillmenten enlpfoblen nit
Dem Ginlegen ibreS @intcrporrot6ca
am /. glpril 5u 6eginnen
Gic &errpnlttngen Der GiIenboD
ncn mo Der &ei5mittel bnben i6rct
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nad) ,}onen nabeDl uollen0et lno ser.
iclbc miro WabriAeinlif i6on n0ttc
Node befannt aegeben lueroen.
GiItritt5onualte baben bi5bCr 21O
llcbertretungcn Der 9iegulotionell
Oe5 Sei}nittel .Iominiltrutors berid).
tCt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

0oB Die milit0rilNcn 2lftlOitdtcn Der
NcQiGrllng nod cincm 6elologer ait
bcrbulb BcterSburg's pcrlegt noroel
icicn, ooB obcr Oic Gonrmlnorc IclbNt
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Nppcll nm $ i'll &c tur
FCtcr&bu
&onoon /. M1r5. Cine
6robtoic rIiiiihc @otidIoit brln8t
Orn QSOriolt elmer ncucn YrotIond
tion al ouc Jtulicn; 0ieielbc uppcIllrt
an 6os BoIf, ocn 3eutlhen @locr
ltun0 81 leilten. ulo meilt Die &cbCn5,
mittCl proou5irenocn Erooin5cn al,
ioIort 10 piCl gto6rllngSnllttel nc n1r
m0Qlih nod PETERSBURG 81 lcnoen.
,Sn Ocm Appca beiBt cS: oGlc
&uuptItu0t 0cr Hcuollltion miro elmer
l1n9crcn @clo9crlln1 5lt mtocrNtcbct
0oGcrL obcr tic miro nidt fopitlllircIt
bis gum lcbten Wlonent. 3u 0lc'Cnl
3lprt brollht iic o6cr bic peitgcbcno
itc SbilIlc be5llglid ScbcnSnlttcl. Slc
6ilrien ni6t 6uS rebolationorC Hc
tcr9burD cincm @ungertooe prcle8c
ben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02
Nciicrc Geidpcn Gcinnocn.

Bon Cpicrr 0ca yGbcrofcc" 6iju'
ocrieIbcn III Sap Wtop geIanOct
grci i0cntiii5irt. - SGiii(
i9noliIircn Oo2 2ltiiinocn 0cl
Ycjc6cn. Gic 9tamcu Der CpIcr
albington, +. NiGrj. Ircj
upn fijni lpcitcrcn lrid)cn BON Gpferl'
Dom Shlepper oGbcrofee", Ole IN
Sap Man gcInn0et UlrOeL lino, ril
iolgt, loentlf}irt morocn:
%Samca SoDo, Mntroie, 9tr. 5l2
Gilo-5. StraBe, HcoOing, Fa.;,
9ltoolpb Sronf GlberS, Gunrticr'
mciiter. Ilottc.9iclerpc, lir. 5O5, l.
StraEc, 9roptlpn N.sD.;
6ranf @ar9o, 3ei}er ?}r 732
z hiife ii9noliiircn mi
finocn pom Z ci d) en-.
i hilo0elpbio, I. Mdr5.
1iQnole BON Sd)iifen iinO IN Genes
Gel, uabe Der Scene Oea llntergarl.
.ae2 Oea Sdlcppers nGberotce", chi
piunQen lDor0en, neld)e beiagtet, 00r
@eiden bon Spiern Der antaliropbC
inn Cccan alligeiiiht ulrOen )iad
Cineln 9erIht pllroen nenen Neider
gcilnoen; oicielben uerocp Uobr
ihcinIidl nnd Sap Winp gebroht mcr'
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

mlroel mijniht Gertidlano iidler
ju icin, oab ser nGhItc &rieG c3 bel
ier uorberctct iiu0en miro, oen 9In
oriif abjuihlngen AM Ben mir red
ncn t0nncn. iobalO 6rantreih Iclnc
.giadt geiamnelt mo aIllIrten &C.
ponnen bQben miro.
1ieie traurigc Gup1glm8 olItl1
un0 nidt Gin NlrnIt mcln Sono5
oeIien @ebict geniigenO grob it, 81
per9r0Beru lit e9, mas mid oa5i
jpingt, uuf ser Geiiion bon (errltos
rien 5u bciteben, Die feinen onoeren
,3pef bat, ais Oie franioiiIben lrup-
pen dllf 0en 9luSgangapllntt jurlId5hs
lperien, lueldc IN Der 3ufltnIt font
ncn mcroen lm ms auBl9relfen.
S5err Nidlon tniipite oaran olc
,Sraae: naam man beiier Die Soee,
Der Serr uon SertIing oaS gSort 5ll
reoen indt. piOerlegeu. oaB Die eln.
nerion GliaB. .9otbrinsen's IN Dem
@unihc ibren llriprlm9 batte, an
1eutihlanO oeutide Eropin5en 5u.
riif;u9eben, oeren eS ourdl Sranf.
reid bernubt MARI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

Die @orrGt6c ou &rouiuut Ucrnihtet
loOrocn iinO.
0cntIhe StrcitfrGitc riidcn Ocn
Wciollngen nod ouh Ion9Ionl bon
Eifop aus ouf Gu0o 5n Dor. IS miro
qelogt ooB iie in @ifop cine QiOtlion
Sniontcrie con5cntrirt bobcn, Die BON
aoonleric uno ihpcrcr lnO Ielhtcr
9IrtiQcric umteritiltt lit.
G5erner miro berichtet onB Oic Geltt.
ihen ouf Sebe3n, SO Ntelcn moro
oltli6 bon Gilnoburg por6ringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02
gIcnn Serslentc pcrlurcn.

Genper, Sol, / Oi0r3.-@ieln
2lrbeiter, Die idnmtlid nit Sauer-
itoff-0elmcn Derieben lporen, mllroen
onqeblid Getern Nadt III elmer @r1be
Bel Gan 9lntonio, EeuJRerifo, 50
Weilen iiiOlih bon 9llouquerque, 9e.
tootet. 9ies muroe beutc Dem 6ieit.
gen Re0ierltnas .@crNbnu.9iirenl qes
meloct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

CcIterrcjMiih m9oriiAc Gruppen
Dobcn cincn @ornorid III Der
lltruinc bcgonncn. - Sic mlir.
Ocn uon ser llfroinc- c-9tc8icrltng
5u &ulic gcruien. - GcItcrrcih
Dottc ba6cr an Scr Snpolion
9iuBlono'a nicbt tbcil9cnonnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02
ltcucrn cln9c9an8cn.

" q lbington /. Ot1r5. -
0ic Soften 6eS aricgcs lilr Die Ter.
Stauten belalfen iid ouf nobc6l, cine
Billion Collars pro Wtonot. Erob
Scr ontlihcn 2lngobc. oab ltd) ole
9luSgobcn bon Monot 81 Wtonot Der
0r0bcrtcn, morcn OoM Ole 9lusgabcn
Der Hcgierung in 6cbrunr nidt gull6
bcOcutcno mcniger ais I'M Sonunr
oocr 0c5embcr. 9ieielbcn milroen
DcQcidt ebcnfolls 10 groB gelpelch
0ob lit Der Wtonot niht 10 lang.
Gic 9lusgobcn I'M 6cbrllar betrll.
gen $, ,002, ,S7S,60S, bon pclhen
5pci 0rittcl ooer $500, 10000 fllr
ouBcr9elp0bnlihe &ric9a g(llSgaben
uno $325,000,0OO 1orlcben an
naiirtc Negicrlln9cn morcn. Sm Sa.
mar betrugcn Ole 9luSgabcn 81 9O9,s
100000, I'M TSc1ber 81, 1O5, ,OO0,a
coo mo im9iopcnber $9S2, 900, 900.
Iua 0Cianmtc 0ltbaben ser NC.
gicrng in Nonr better lih bellte olT
81 22I I9i9,5lS, 0lUon maren s.
lOl, ,135, ,5O6 in Ujolo uno S49i i673,s
800 in Silber. NeQen Der @infinlte
uerlGBt iicb Die 9lc9crlng bolrptloh.
Iid) uuf 0ic yibertD 2lnleiben nn0 Die
Shubunlt3 .Gcrtiiitutc, bn Ole arie9s
ltcller Collars o,,g Der Ginfon|nens
itcucr uno Der llcberihuB Hrotlt
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gen Uou oculcIbcn lin0 am 10. Sum-
iQQiQ. Qir tbotGd)Iihen GmfoWnlcn
aus ,$nINnoltcu2rn lcit ocm |. t}ull
bCtrl9Cn S52O.OOO.OOO, lln0 man
id0Bt, ooB lidb Die @cInnlrtelntlln'te
bis 5lln /. Nuli ull' So, lOO,0OO,OOO
bclouicn mCrbcn. Nit 0cn 3ollcn
mo onocrcn GmfimItCr mo Den Gr'
trG0cn ser &ibcrm.2Inlcibcn brodtcn
0iC Weionmt Gntilnlte III aht Mo-
notcn $40, ,5S3, ,GSL 200. Sic arie8a-
Spurmarfcn brndtcn III orcl Dtono=
ten $4,000, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02
gtr S6ifsbau.
1925 S9ifc auf 9ogs
ssslanN.
1SerSen iituerbelb cincs
syabrcs 9ebant.

$4,000 2lrbcitcr tbGtiG. - Die
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StGotcn IN ocr N0hc BON ShifiS
buub0icn Motcla mo Strobcn
bobnlinicn ilr 0ic 2Irbcitcr nit
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SbipmlilOin9 Corporation, pCriprob
Dem Scuota-Gomitc njr N0nOcL ooB
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sum &uli 1919 icrti0 Iem mlIroCn.
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ijbcrIticQen. yGicic 2Irbcit jn SEQ
%alono lit haa gr0Gtc l(ntcrncbnlcn
int @anoe; c3 lit Qr0Bcr, ais Der Eas
noma.aanol rn0 ais Der Stc}sHo.
nal. 2l,0OO 9IrbCitcr milrocn BORT
beid)GitiQt. Go3 Gomitc miro nGcb-
Itcn Iicnitog cine wcitcrc Sibun8
bnltcn.
9na llntcrbrinAcn pom
u 2lrbCitCrn.
Scbor Die Sd)iIi9bcb0r0c nit 0cm
Ban bon @eb0u0cn iilr Shirr9baucr
bc0jnnt lpiQ 0icicIbc olc pcrrlI0borcn
Nptcl3, }lpartmcntabGtlcr lmO NoD-
nltngcn III iolhcn St0otcn IN Ocrcn
9tdbC 5hiIie gcbaut Dcrocn, nit We
icbloQ bcIc9cn. 2llf Oicic @clc boirt
oicielbr ioiOrt Nlab iilr (ollIcnoe
uon 9lrbcitGrn 81 lin0Cn.
Cic $4,000, ,O00.NonabiIl wcIhc
Scr 4rdlocnt beutc lmtcr5cid)nctc,
olttoriiirt Die Ncb0r0c, nht mr &0u.
ier mn @o1o nit &Cldbldg 81 belle
Qcn, ion0ern aud Gron3portntion@.
SpIlcnc. IS miro ais pubrlhcinIld
an9cicbcn 0nB cine 2In}obl cIcttri.
iGer StroBellbabns&i1ien bic BON
Oen Stdotcn nod Den Shl'labalDoa
len lilbrcn llbcrnomllCn mcr0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

lDun0eter inter lDnell. Sle
Ieltihert nebmcn nabe GbaDias
non, ouf ser 9liSnc. 6ront, 5cDu
glmerifaner geiongen.
g8u iIingto n, /. W}drj. - Sn
cinem @eied)t om 26. 6cbrllar mltr0c
Der Soloot Surrp (uplor bon
Springfield, Ohio, ihmcr ucrlpunoct
rno llnter. .Gielltcnont Sonlcs y. Use
mpB bon Garboro, gt. g., uno %
Mann ipuroen leiht perulrnoct. Sen.
Icribing berihtete Dies beutc oen
aricgsoepartement. Gie 9otld)ult
gnb feline gin5elnbeiten; aber es miro
niht eeglaubt, baB Ole Sertpllnoeten
Spier oeS @os sglngrilfeS naren, ocn
Ole 0eutiden an iencm Gage lmtcr
nobncll.
Iic 2eid)tuerml,noeter morcn:
Scraeont See Snter. !Vtanhcltcr
&elltllcfp.
Sergeant Susb Murib, 9cacOi0c,
Sainois.
Corporal GborleS 5. Spro9uc,
Wfapspillc, Wo.
Corporal ESobn Z. @inn, 9teu aIo-
tclle, q. ..
Soloaten:
Saul 6. 9lnorcma, S0urcprt,
annlus.
,Sobn 6. Bran, Drum ap.
HeSlie $. 9ul, Sutton Wo.
oup u. Garter, Wieuouillc, V(o.
iSruncis Z 5.Ialep, Shell Sofc, @I3,
9uifep 9entpiep, 2uololp, Colo.
grneIt 6. @ibbons, &oterIoro,
Californian.
Iclpep ~. Sarrington Eopo, Ga.
Srunf NJ. SobgeS, OttaDa, aanl.
Oscar S5obniou Siop, Sdweoen.
,Soiepb 9. Oiaribau, 142 OIt.Gcn-
troll -g(pe., 3olebo, Ohio.
Stonlep WinoifopSfi S47 9toro-
Youlina-Str., Chicago, Sa.
Cliper U. Smitb, Spopa, Su.
9elbert @ieomoicr, 1888 @elt'
8anburen.Stro Chicago.
Conn BopeloniS, YittSburgb, Ea.
Span 8. Butrid, aepier, @..Sa.
g9iaiam s3ihter, 1902 @eIt Fsnrf'
s(nenue, Chicago, 81.
Man Sbeltpn, Wolint Grie, Sis.
Sod, Saul Sboonuf, @eor9etomh
SQs.
Soloot Senrp i. Mc@ratb, SOL.
pofe, Woii., leiht oerlpunoet in einenl
@ciedt on 81. 5ebruar.
Spfcr BON ltnfdll CT.
General Yeribiltg berihtetc meltcr,
boB Corporal Spmon Jtoeien SnIon-
teric, uon 1914, Horos2incoln.Str"
Cbicuqo, ST., rno Soloat Clarence
Moonep, S5nfonterie, bon GoItonto,
g. g., an 27. Sebrltar infolge bon
llni1Qen gctootet iuuroen.
Son aronfbeit OuDina
gerafft.
Die no6Itebenocn 3ooesidllc III
iSolac bon aronfbeit mur6en berid
tet: Corporal ,Sobn 6iiber, gtr. 5Ol,
Gboopit Strobc, GbilobeIpDio, StIl.
genent5iinolmg, unb Solbotcn SolcpD
N. 9eooro, Burlington @t, Ritdcn
murfs Gnt5iiuoung; @eo.G. 9nrIin9.
illn., Rid)nono Sill, g. o., Gropbtal.
mic @oitrc, unb Sol. e. 8cllmooo,
9rioqenotcr, Conn.,, ShorIohIicbcr.
3ebn u glmCritaner gcton II
qcn qcno1u Mt II.
9crlin /. WtGr5 tulu HonoonD.
Die 3cutihcn bobcn nobe Cha
pignon, oui ocr fron5oiilhen 6ront,
5cbn glmeritoner gefangen gcltom
men, mic Ger belttlgc onltllhe Scrtdlt
oes oe,ltihen 0encralItabeS mcloct.
(G9ouigni liegt I'M lueitlihcn Gbeil
ser 9lisnc 6ront .norolih BON DEM
lueitlihen Gnoe Oes Gbentin ocS %
mes, onocrtbolb Wteilen noromeItlId
Don TongnD 6iloin.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-03-02

gl6pnncnten, bic ben oSeutidlsn Gurrcs
ippnocntcn" riht piinftlidj pper nnrcgel'
mikig 6rbalten, iino gebeten, Der Office
oappn Der TelcpbDn pocr ifjriftlih Wits
tbcinna 81 MADDEN.