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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

oe anlaet en- @angiti langs 9oltfe-
Den. 20 Spaoeitif Soro er lagt op
moo binanoen og 0erefter iebnet %
tiltrampet, ioa at 5oIOaterne life
lom iioite &inter er uOiat for at
goa / 8ano % glpre paa oeres
@aetture. @anife biIt er Ell Iaooon
6oranItaItning til 5orebpegeIie ber-
al ganife une0oenoig MI | Som.
mertioen, mert man regner maaife
me0 enonu en- 8inter UNDER Sri.
gems Segn. 9isie @aneitier maa
for sbrigt bore Ell flor Gene for
Marfenes Oprfning, ga De uoen
Seniun gnar toGrs gennem aorn.
ogre og al6Oermarfer.
Observation-Disclosures, bboraf Ser I
Den ienere Si0 bar lieget Is MafiO
/ set eamIe SoIoIteo, bor bentet
oeres Miooogsma6 / 9arofferne /
Spanoet. Den %. mai ipiIte Be
DNuoeliuppe", Der er oeres fineite
Drummer poa SpiieiebIen; oen finn.
pIeIte gfet er Hoeiuppe, populert
faloet y9rabtberbau".
9offefognineen Morgen o9 af-
ten beiereer Be ieIo, oe Ser er til
bette gieme6 oi1benot ooffilIige
Segnsp9le, bier9et fra 8ei oeMar
ser omfring uoen imooligt Senipn
til @rpnieIfeTIet. On Dag ioo man
Dem fomme T9ben6e meo en- BEL
S~ele9rnfppI til at fire un6er aeo.
len meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

5ortiat fra Si0e 81
iom man Oer6eo oil6e tilbaeebiie
@eliignelien. 9enne Sfif er beller
life fenot uoenfor 59rserne, og
man iDnes at babe @runo til at
baa6e, at ben ogIaa Der er | BE.
ereb med at forioinoe.
I'll gsnnen fnptter Der fig for.
ifelIise b~ileolige Sfiffe: 5 ben
eloIte friItne airfe rafte man Spn.
oerne / geiret / bnert 5alo Wan.
oene q Eim. 2, 81, | bet man Der
beo bil0e beteene, at man life gem.
ie poo l6nIie Sbig. gu pIeier man
melt at foloe &enoerne, boorbeo
betegnes, at man inmler fit Sino;
besuoen beier man Sobe6et, bbiI.
fet er ct 9een pna Dombebeo. 0nnr
Br9iten beier 9ne UNDER 8snnen,
lieeiom Ra6bergpIterne e6r bet I'M
Der Np6elien at Snframentet, er
ogiaa bette Seen pao gombsbe6.
sf iomme @runo b6ier Wenfebe.
ben Sopeoet UNDER ben pr9itelige
gelfigneIie (6ette ies bog 6esbprre
life meget paa 5nr6erne), ligefom
pr9ften bsier &obe6et UNDER Me.
nigbeoens gelfigneIfesenffe: n0e
meo bin Qnnol"
Ogiaa aorstegnet fpifler en- bis
Mone I airfens Sinobine6iprog.
Gsreno Daaben betegner man gsr.
ncsle meo aorfets Fegn, bporbeh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Sgnoerjpllano.
XXI.

Mel.: Saf for oisie naooeri9e.
lloe / oct Itore SteOne,
9oor Soloaten itaor paa @aet,
9bor man efter beoite Gpne
Burger al lin Git oe Waa9t.
Mange brabe Senoeripoer
Staar / oenne 8aabenleg.
Manees BLOB paa galen ftpoer
Obi i'm 9ligt oe life iueg.
Stem ira 5elten BUD De ienoer.
Orb, iom nan0er 9reit og 5reo,
5 bpis Sierte SIoen br9noer,
Som SUBS aan0 BIZ fenoes pe6.
5erre, set er oig. hi i6ger,
@aar Ri er / 8rengieI iat.
On Dor Gro og Strait forseer,
@ar bort ems / soroens Nat.
Serrens Raooe er oct enc
Ser, bbor DOZENS en9eI gaar,
gi emo ltaar paa 2ibets Scene
lt6en Sfrnmmer, u6en Soar.
Wanee f6rIt beruoe Ierer,
SbaO Der if9nfer 5iertet 6reo.
Gt ei ari9en og fortqrer,
Sfploes fun Cubs Wiifun6be6.
% Sub bandit nit arme Sierte,
@reb ieg 2ibets 2nffefrans.
San fan oufnte al min Smerte,
San er min, oe iee er bans.
Oct er 9r6ft for Dem oerbiemnie,
Sr0, Ser beier mer emo Sub.
Oct til 9of fan Siertet femme,
Serren noooig err o9 buI6s
s. 6. @un6erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Smtbers 2ip
fortalt for %lnsbommtn
at ". q. Sang.

BE- - E14s ~ szze1sah< E2ao6e er Sobebtr9ffene ben
lore NssrzaAsss Ss - kAns, f1mf ~ berneb narmeit forbunb.
n 9erisss ~ oesnrxseasr. frrnfiHa uuber faeenbe aapiteL
onerftrttri
l. 8arnbomsbemmet. 2. GmgtbeIFernes Nagt. g. Z Hsrne.
ifolen. 4 Paa egne Ben. {. 3 gooe &en6er. 6. 8ao lintDerf.
teet. z. Q~IoersiDen. s. Snb grafefarben. 9. Meiien til gout
10. Geoosiff grofesior. II. aHab. 12. lbforbrinaen. 10. ge.
item fra 6oifd. Ii. Baptsnens @enipm. 10. Ge to genner.
f6. Suber 90 Gel. II. Oct iore 8ruo. Is. 2utber sgorrns.
10. 8 SfiuI paa E8orburs. 90. Sra 2utbers girtefdbt. 81. Gu.
tier tn6traber sGatefanben. %. Striben ON ben beaiae Wab.
Der. %. Den fore BefenoeIie. %. Traf fro Cutters 2o oa ON.
~gansSfreos. %. pao bet Rbfe.
Bosen er paa 1b2 Siber, trpt paa eobt gapir os forfpnet
meo mango gileoer. S0lses mutt u6fpret gapbtno til ben
~forbcIospis meset bidiee Eris Of 80 Gents.
gogen esner fig fortrinIiet iom @abebos ssnbaesfoIer oa
Qonffrmonbflosier.
Deb parttsb opnaas ~betpbeGa Sabat.
9anifb en5eran gnbIibins &onie,
@Ioir, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

ifal minSes De 9 BEDFORD I Jaoer.
Dor; oerbe0 bIiber 8rugen Der paa
me9et oirfningsfulo, ioet
@ltbstieneiten netop ilutter meo 6ert-
ne Bon. 9aar Sc 6erneit ringes
meo gftertrDf / 3 < 3 Stag, bill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

fet iaa eoot iom altio timber Ste0,
Iig9er oeri en- Sentponing til Bag
tens tire itore gsaOne, 6aoerelis,
Senners o9 ben SeIligaanos. ioet
Der iaaIeoes ringes ire Stag for
bbert 0ann. 6. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
1umceripuamc.

ORAk ttfO+AN
9erIoner ODER 2 aar 1000 @ram;
Geo meo Ben eaer Yslie 200
@ram; aartofler 7 Yuno, baarot-
arbeioenoe 7 Buno efstra; Suffer
$50 @ram; TO 9Gg; Smsr 70
@ram; SfummetmGlf "a Otter;
6iif eiter boao Der faiges; @rent-
lager iom biotil; $50 Gram @ar-
melaoe, aonierpes 1 8nno.
Sabine. 5 Den iioite preusiiife
9absIife meooeles, at 5reoerif Subj
fra @rnrup og @eter Waoien ira
9aiitrup er falone.
Sabine Spnberjpber. Chen iioite
iamleoe Sabsliite er oeoe poa 2aia-
ret eller ful6ne:
Sobs. gobien, Gbr. Sergenien,
Sens Senien, 9eter 5eroig, @ar.
tin 2%oren3en, 5r. Ssrenien, @olf
0ielien Simonien, Senrif &nltoien
og Chr. gopie, SaoersIen gp. Soer
9noifen, 2unoing. @ta0s Ooereaaro.
Snerorup. 8eter Maoien, Saiitrup.
@rif 2auien, 6aoerbroa. 2nurios
2uno, S~sfelbierg. Sluf geterien,
1tItritp. Moos SolIt, Sfrpoitrup.
9oul Garitens, 2~unosbef. SIR. Sc
De, 2ongetbeo. 8eter 9ucf, Soa-
chin gut36oea, Rso6ing. Stto&lemt,
6nqgumifoo. &osmus Gbriitenien
SchuIta a(obel. Sbomos 9osien,
2erifoo. Sobon Gbr. 9eterien, Sir
febn. Sans 9icolaiien, Otto SEQ
oerien. Sans Sonien og Sacob
Watbieien, Sgnoer gp. Irel Be
terien, Slotfelt. Sens 8asmus 8e.
terien, 6eier. 9ieIs Sdreoer, Seer
gaaro. aarl 0ielien, 9ollum. SEES
9eterien 9eitbeo. Sans 9eterien,
@llum. ST. Scbor, 9prsbolm. SIR.
Ha6en, Iingleb. 9neranoer Stare.
aabeuraa 9p. Sans 9eter Solm,
Son6r4p. Ses @icbifielL aIoiter.
Gr. anli6ien, Ris. 9atpnet3, Sfob-
gaaro. CIR. Senien, Siortfer. Sens
9eterien 5o6sbeI. Sans Sanien
So6an 6orneilter, 9ollersfeb. 9(n-
oreas 9oren3erl, SelIteo. G6r. pc
terien. 9laafrog. Sens geteyien.
alipleb. 8opp, aofferbolm. Sans
CIR. 8anien Sobs. ariiger, SIR.
9pc6ien og 8artbolo 9rubn, Sgn-
oer6org gp. 9eter Sanien. Iejs.
9eter gbriitenien, 9omfobbel. Sans
Meller, Siellerup. Sobs. Simonien,
Sl%rgenien, Sanfelmarf. 2~oren3g8is-
garitenien Sebmiot, SarrefIeo. 5r.
0oro6org. Sergen &asmusien,Solm
len, Sa6eluno. 8ob.s 2auien, Bran.
Ding. 2frel 9(noreas Gange, Otter
Seper nlaa pnre en- oonft 0aano
boiat ! Spoilesoig; 9eosfaIoet
funogjort paa 8anif I oanife 9la.
be-.
gu er. Der foloet ngiagtig 5000.
? Saaret. Geoaftgr 6. G%6riitianien
fra 6lensborg, Der biotil fun bar
oeItaget | ari9en bag 5ronten, ioet
ban 0og ofte bar ppret meo umiooel-
bart OF til Slolinien, bar meooelt
y5lib. Q(b.", at ban er bleoen let
faaret ! Sa9en at en- MaaifingenRr-
fugr-. 20 Gage efter, at Heoaft6r
gbriitianien bleb %iaaret, fom ban
meo ct 2aiarettog til Gelle, bOor
ban ferit / s Gage Iaa paa en- Sea
ierne, men fom ina pan ct 2niaret.
Ser biplper ban boer 5~ormiooag
meo at bore De iaare6e neo I Spe-
r~ationsialen.
On mig S6noeri9Oe. Eboroalo
Gan fra Soeenbiere poo als, iom
bleo boarot iaoret BEN 2. Ipril, er
dfgaaet peo 06oen pnd ct 6eltlaia-
ret beo %Qseitfronten.
Oct or bet lergeligite Buoitab,
iom pi bar mootaget / lang Sio,
ifriDer nSeimoal~, tbi 9borOaIo
Gou bar en- gnnife uomprfet ung
Mono, en- at Sc Ror0Iespi9ere, til
bpern bi fnptteoe Be Iterite 6orbaab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

ON bans Woo lite flifoe tues %
bans Billie life bsies. Oct bar, iom
ON ban fllioe taale at. 90 hi bao-
Sc bonnet os til at betragte BAN
lom uforgpneelig.
9enne Sang bleo ban rant ier-
Zig boar6t. San fit ire Saar ! oel-
fire og ct I bsire Soano, benitre
Ben bIep Tanet igennem UNDER
aneret, ct 6pbt ae6iaar / beire
Ben oe eft Fp6iuar / Se0et. 9aen
fra 9aiarettet ifreo ban fortr6lt-
~ningsfuIoe 9reOe biem til fine 5or-
eIore. San iful6e nof flare set. &c.
mere ifreb ban, at oct gif goot frent.
oo, ban bar nu mart Teberfri. Der.
paa meooelte ban, at ban life l9n-
gere mqrfeoe fort til fine Saar,
men ban baboe fanet on6t | Salien
0ette Solsonoe bleb til 9ifteritis,
% Sen reb BAN bort.
Sborpolo 0ous fpiffe, friife Self
brebe bafte bltrtigt 0pmerfiombe0
/ bioere areoie. @n Del af Dem bar,
ierlig / arigens ferite 9lar un6er
Mprfet Z. bGret offentliggiort /
oSeimoal". 0erfra er after no9le
af Dem eaaet ooer | ben at Wa9iiter
SARAH Nielien uoginne Samling
Of roroiIesbigife 6%elfbrebe. Sfent
9an6mano af Sag forte ban en- glinl.
renoe 9en.
De bare 6po0er. yScblespigI6e
@ren5poit" bringer ct inoienotSt pf
fe fra Ell 2egeautoritet / Saoers.
Ieb, boori oenne marer til at ulo.
goa @lasifaar paa @a6er og geie,
oa iligt nabnlig / 6enne CONNER,
bbor i9rlig mango Renneifer bill
fomme til at gaa barfooet fam Dol.
be alnorlig 5ortreo.
Sitter 81 aars Surlp6. @nfe
MslIer pon ailoegaaro 4 / aaben.
raa, bois Mon6, @urer 5. Meller,
faIot Sen 9. g3arts / 5ior / en- al.
Der Of as 9lor, boboe biotil fife
bert noget fom beIit fra fin Ssn
Maos, Ser beo &rigens ltobruo for
iom Semon6, / ooer 80 Gar. gu
bar bun ini6Iertio mootaget greb
fra BAN me6 Me6oeIeIie ON, at
ban befin6er fig / eneeIif Snneen-
fab / aairo / 9g1hpten.
st mt StaDnsbaano. Som for.
lengit omtalt er Der al De tgife gti.
litarmDn0igbe6er etableret en- Ipr.
Zig Afip9rring mellem @rpnieiog.
meme / Qor0ilesbig og Sognene
~isnoenfor, ianIeoes at ben, Ser +.
@fs. fra SooersIep bill reiie til
ar%iitiansfel0t. ifaI babe et i9rIigt
8ns, Der tillnoer en- iaaoan 9feiie.
Ser forbes paa 2anoebeie og oeo
@proer iprlige 9atrouilIer, Der
ifol paaie, at ingen oberifrioer be-
itemte 9inier u6en ct iaaoant 9as,
og 5olf, Der ii0oer / Smoabaneto.
get mellem Sa6ersleb og ariItians.
felot, fontrolleres Of en- @m6e0s.
manO meo ct tort Sfilt pao grDItet.
5ornplig er bette 9asopien bleoet
benpttet pao en- np og biotil ufenot
Maaoe, ifrioer n8fibe Stiftst."
gaitor 8onneien / 9opitrup, ben
6efenote Misfionsmano, Der for.
bar opret i~noIfrebet | ,9en
t1ife screenings forte Bitter, bar
here 0dn8e 1tltllet tale I &rtltldll5s
feI0t, men bi0til bar oct 6lebet for
bin0ret at Sognepreiten, ben Bro.
iige Baltor Glouien / Gpritrup.
Sognepr9iten itnl nemlig tillaoe en-
8plteoptreoen. 92en M bar
ssauien 0go, og SonneIen ifiloe
oItiaa tale. Men en- oaniffSot Wlis.
i ariitiansfel6t, S., Der er
oanif ltn0erioat, frpgte6e for, at
MDnOigbeoerne biloe bpbne fig paa
ia, maoife enoogiaa uobife
bam. s. git oerfor til ben befenote
4mtsforbalter 8alentiner og BAD
6enne bore forbisfet onl at ban bar
Ff-fe. Z cS.o mr. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
2nhtennan.
) m%tsfionen:

Scr foiheret ie 9bl. Ger. 81 g. =. ............. $71625
ct. 9all. gebr, q. 5. Sobnien oe Sufru :. 80. 200
aiona, Colo, Cars anoerfn -. ........... $500
aioua, Colo, Cars 4noerien til StuO. Sanai $40. 1900
Oregon, isis, gonng 9eopIes Soeetp -. .......... 800
Spencer, Sa, en- unpont 81. :. ............. 200
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airfens S%inO6iaebiprOs.

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sfionen
5 m isfionen:

Scr fbiteret ie abl. Ger. q -. =. -. ........... $3O634
0berfuo b6 Oroinationen Seai9aonos 0f9b, @aupaca.
Ws. :. :. -. :. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Ct 9aul, gebr, 81. 5. Sobnien og Suitru :. ........ 500
Chicago, ST., @ofgatba Mgb, ct Offer Oo 0rOinationen 4t.50
3iIfamnpn S367 81
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SfoIefasfen

5or fOitteret, ie sbf. Rr. 81 .......
ct. 9uuI, aebr., 90. 5. Sobnien os $
Oregon, isis, 9ouno geoples Societp
Spencer, Sa, en- un9bnt ...........
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
In The Wake
OF The War

Paris, May 1.-"If the allies
hold the Germans are beaten, de-
cIared a Spanish statesman re-
turning from Germany who was
interviewed at the Spanish front
here today by Andre GIarner.
The Kaiser did not approve Of
the present offensive, said the
spaniard, but Hindenburg, Lud-
endorff and the Crown Prince said
that II would turn the tide al
though the losses would be great.
"The offensive had three OBJ
jects: First, the capture of Ami.
ems; second, the destruction OF
Paris, and third, the separation
Of the French and the British ar
mics with the capture Of Calais.
All Of this was to have been ac-
compIished before May day.
"The Germans who are feeling
the failure Of this together with
enormous losses Is making the
Kaiser stronger and leaves less
power to Hindenburg, Ludendorff
and the Crown Prince.
~ the German offensive is un.
successful by May IS, II may
mean the return to power of Won
BeuIoW and the launching OF
new peace offensive which may
be acceptable to both Sides"
The correspondent however be-
lieves that the Spaniard is a
German sympathizer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
CHICAGO HERALD SOLD.
Hearst Gets. Paper and Merges u
With the Examiner.

Chicago, May 1.-THE Chicago Her
aid has been sold to the Illinois Pub.
fishing company and will be consoli.
dated with The Examiner. The trans
fer is TO take place tonight The
name of the paper will be The Herald
and Examiner and Arthur Brisbane is
to be editor. The Illinois Publishing
company has published the Chicago
Examiner, one of William H. Hearsts
papers, for number of years.
Kelley Goes To Europe.
In announcing the consolidation of
the papers. the Herald says:
This amalgamation of two great
newspapers, making for still greater
efficiency in news and other depart
ments applies TO both daily and sun
day editions.
mr.. James Kelley has been invit
ed abroad by two European govern
ments for war work; to make sertain
Investigations and report to the
American people.
"Mr Kelley will be absent from
America approximatelysthree months
He will serve the Herald and Exam
liner in an advisory capacity, and II Il
hoped that upon his return to this
country Mr.. Kelley will resume his
work as editor"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
FEDERAL CONTROL OF RUBBER
Government Fixes The Price Today
and Practically Takes Over the
Entire Industry.

Washington, May 1.-The govern.
ment today fixed standard prices on
crude rubber and assumed the com.
plete control of the sale and manipu.
Iation of the stock through an order
issuedby the war trades board.
The order which becomes effective
today, affects not only hundreds OF
rubber importers, jobbers, manufac-
turers and dealers, but also every
man, woman and child in the United
States because of the widespread use
of manufactured rubber products.
Officials here say that the order
will provide for a cut, instead of a
soaring in automobile tire prices.
The price is fixed at ten per cent
below those of yesterday but this
does not mean that the government
has acted to jam the product on the
market
Prices Fixed In Order.
Speculation in crude rubber began
ten days ago and the prices began to
soar because the dealers learned OF
the corner.
The government prices determined
by the war industry board are the
same as those prevailing before .spe-
eulation began sixty-two cents pound
for standard quality small smoke
sheet siXty-three for standard quail,
ity first crepe and sixty-eight for fine
para.
The price fixing in the control
order is not incidental to the real pur-
pose of the government to the re-
striction of the importation of crude
rubber but is for the conservation of
ship space the order says.
But il was further announced that
rubber will be put in a list of re-
stricted imports soon to be issued by
the war trades board.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
TO HOLD UP CONSUMPTION
Home Rule Will Be Tried in ireland
For Week Before Measure
In Enforced.

London, May 1.-The News declared
today that the government has de-
cided to hold the Irish CONSUMPTION
policy in allegiance at least for one
week ITO see how the home rule will
take"
Dublin, May 1.-The Lord Mayor of
Dublin has received letter regarding
his application for passports to Ameri-
ca stating that Foreign Minister Bal,
four will give the matter his closest at
tention.
Dublin dispatches recently said that
the Lord Mayor who had intended to
come to America in the interest of the
Irish anti-conscriptionists had changed
his mind and decided to abondon his
projects.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
WILL ,INREASE ARMY $4,000
II Uncle Sam Brings Into Military
Service All Men Who Have At
tanned the Age of 81,

Des Moines. May 1.-lf Uncle Sam
brings into military service all the
youths who have reached q years Of
age since last June Iowa will contri-
butte about 10000 to the army
Adj. Gen. Logan estimates that OF
this number few will be listed in any
other class than first because not so
many will have dependent claims as
in the first draft.
While Logan hasn't received word
about the new registration he believes
It will be conducted on the same basis
as was the QUESTIONABLE system for
the first registration.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
MAN WHO STARTED
THE WAR IS DEAD
GABRIEL PRINCIPE succuMRs IN
PRAGUE FORTRESS.
BIG EVENT OF JULY %, 1914
Assassination OF Arch Duke Francis
Ferdinand at saraIevo Lighted
the Match That Touched of
the Great Magazine.

The Hague, May Gabriel Prin-
cipe, who assassinated the Austrian
Archduke Francis Ferdinand at Sara,
jevo in Serbia, and thereby brecipi-
tated the great war, died Tuesday of
tuberculosis at fortress near Prague
it was learned here today.
A Youth of Eighteen.
Principe, who was then youth of
eighteen years, shot at the Arch
Duke and his wife, the Duchess of
Hukeberg, on the main street of
Saraievo on the morning of July 2S,
1914.
Firing into the royal automobile as
they passed Principe shot the Duke
through the head and the Duchess
through the throat
Plot Charges Bring War.
The first firing on the automobile
almost caused another assassination
A bomb which was directed at the
Archdukes automobile was warned
off by his arm and it fell under the
following machine.
The assassination resulted in the
sending of an ultimatum by Austria
to Serbia which was accused of in
stigating the plot.
Before Serbia could reply the gen
eral mobilization of the European
army began, and the war was on.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
GERMANY ABUSING
j. s. PR|SDNE RS
THIS COUNTRY UNABLE TO GET
DIRECT INFORMATION
SPANISH DIPLOMATS ANSWER
They Boast of One Camp Which Has
SO Mich Water That The Boys
Can Take Bath once
/ Week

Washington, May T. Germany is
abusing American prisoners of war?
mot at ALL according to informa-
ito of Spanish prison camp inspectors.
Germany not giving the prisoners
what they need?
Absurd the same sources.
One camp has so much water that
the prisoners have one bath week.
The prisoners at the camps, the Off
Gals say, are well cared for, in their
official reports forwarded TO the
American government.
One Bath a Week.
They boast of the one bath week
camp. Does not that conform with the
old one bath a week --that of Saturday
night,---even though the American ar.
my men are taught that daily clean
Illness is a good health asset?"
All of Americas inquiries to the
treatment of prisoners is being an.
swered by Spanish representatives
who say that they are well treated.
Reports Believed Distorted.
Authorities here believe that the re-
ports are either distorted or based on
transformation.
Spain is looking after Americas in
terests in Germany This includes the
prison camp inspection. Some of the
Spanish diplomats have not been al
together interested in this work. 1t is
admitted that the SpaniarGs have diff
ficulty in getting the true facts them
selves.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02
IOWA MEN BRING
DOWN HUN PLANE
NORMAN HALL AND EDDIE RICH.
EN5AcHER WIN HONOR.
PERSHING VETERANS AT HOME
Several Iowa Boys Come Back To
Boost Liberty Loan Sales, Among \
Them Corporal MerI L. SKIN
ner of Ottumwa.

With the American Armies in
France, May captain James Nor
man Hall, of Colfax, Iowa and Rich
enbacher a former Des MoineS auto
mobile race driver. American aviators
in France have divided the honor of
dropping Boches plane over the
lines.
Each man gives the other the en-
tire honors for the feat.
The German plane, an Albatrose
was sighted about six o'clock at a
height of about eighteen meters. AS
the two Americans arrived and began
an attack the German machine open
ed fire and fled The Americans pur-
sued the machine over the enemy
lines firing several hundred rounds
Wreck In Mass of Flame.
The German machine suddenly start
ed to the earth splashing red flames
and smoke.
The Americans by this time were
flying SO low that their planes were,
struck by a bullet fired by German in
fantry men but they returned safely
to their own lines.
Iowa Fighting Men Home.
Chicago, May With their batter
ed steel helmets. trench coats. heavy
packs and rifles, eight veterans of
Pershing's army. marching through
Chicago streets yesterday afternoon.
gave the city its first direct contact
with the fighting front and the real
war that is being fought 1900 miles
away.
The men have all been in the
trenches, have participated in raids.
repealed German shock troops been
under drum fire and suffered in gas
attacks One OF the party 0. G. Hawk
ms, has won the French war cross for
bravery,
To, Help Liberty Loan.
They are in Chicago to arouse en-
thusiasm flor the third Liberty Loan.
The members of the party are:
Sergt. Owen c. Hawkins Of Red
Oak, Iowa, in command; Corporal Ed.
gar Barnes of Joliet, Corporal Leon
ard Omerod of Washington, ID, c..
Corporal Harold j. Smith of jamaica
Plains, Mass, Corporal Merle L..
Skinner of Ottumwa. Ia, Private Har-
ry n. Harrison of Loyington, H., Pri.
vate James F. Redding of El Paso,
and Private Albert Montgomery of
Stuart, la.