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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-06-27

harbor, advanced In solid column
against the Notifications. Confidently
they approached the works Of the
Americans. constituting the silence on
the hilltop as timidity. They changed
their attitude on this point when they
arrived within a few hundred feet OF
the redoubt. The Americans had been
silent, but they had been ordered to
refrain from firing until the command
was given. Thus 1t was the British.
advancing over the open stretch Of
ground. painting from the heat and the
weight Of their knapsacks, heard the
word "Firew at the moment Of their
supreme confidence, and recOiled before
a volley that moved down many Of
their number.
British Line Deeimsted.
A deadly fire was poured into the
British columns. the marksmen Of the
Americans picking of the officers.
Along the whole line Of Notifications.
from the rail fence to the redoubt, the
British troops were soon In retreat.
The British columns advanced sec
Ond time and once more were met with
deadly fire. Now. however. they were
prepared for II +; although staggered by
the shock, they soon rallied and con-
tinued their advance. The Americans
fired with such rapidlty that 1t seemed
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on the surrounding hills, were en-
cdmpcd between 10000 and 20,-
0O0 undisciplined Americans.
The British, thus cut off from
communication with the main
land, were seriously hampered for pro-
visions, and General Gage contem-
plated movement To occupy the sew
eral heights near Charlestown, at Dor
chester, and adjacent points.
The arrival Of such formidable
force Of the enemy caused the gravest
concern to the cOlonists. II was ru-
mored that the British would sally forth
from Boston and burn the neighboring
towns. II was to prevent this that the
Americans determined to fortlfy Bun
ker Hill 1; for, II the British should get
out Of the city and intrench upon Dor
chester Heights to the south Of BOs-
ton, the Continental position would be
made untenable.
Prescott's Gallant Act.
Not an Unnecessary sound was made
during the long hours Of the night OF
June 10, 1775, and when dawn came in
trenchments six feet high along the
side of the hill were disclosed. In the
face of the fire from the enemy ships
and by the battery on Cops Hill the
Americans kept steadily at work com
plotting their intrenchments and, when
there was slight show of faltering aft
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nur in foIhen gbsn Die rihtiee gntz
DidluHg nebmen t0nnen. Die erobe
Gataitropbe fam erIf Diel fpdter, aber
tie bersitsts iih pieaeidt idon oamals
Dor, als Die bolos neg gum srIten
Wale baron badte, in ibre sngen
Stuben. ipenH au6 I'M Den greis
bon Sprgen uno Spfern obne 9leiz
den, etDas bon BEN tpunberpolen
Salonleben Der Seinitabt gu saubern.
Wtan peiB ME, pobin man gerGt,
penn nor in moBlOisr 2ebensIuIt ben
erIten Sdritt ouf abi6uiiiger 9obn
tut. Bas bate oiefes 9siG0pf 3us
rIdbolten ioIlen? Die GEe? Die
She obne Qiebe? 9ieies tribe. farbs
Ioie, ihier per9iftete Surrognt fir
Den mangelnoen 9uno Der 6er3sn
uno SseleH? Sbr mar bic G1e MI
Elm 9edmantel fir ausidpeifenoe
Blame unb psrnsrfIi4e S~trebungen.
Inb onoeren lit fe Elm 9edmantel
iir onoerss. DEM oas limb teine
ti9ti9sH Chen. oieie Chen obils 2iebe,
DON Ghen I'm toberem Sinne" nidt
u reoen. BON 0enen Der i4pdrmsriz
lhe PrieIier trdumte.
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iunaen W101en, Deren Nei8ungen
uno Gmptraoun9en "a pieliaW mug
attet, BET osren W~crmd9lun8 man
nur Die 8runoidBe GER 0cslorgun9
8elien IaIen nil. IS 1T ia Ieidt
mosti9. .OnB Die Gbs no4 ritI me6r
llugell anltIiten Dlrpe, gie Die boIen
Steptitsr melnen, mem man Die ser.
3en~sneigdngen Der Iun9en ..dofen
me6r beddten DOlte, ais IS tutlddlId
gejdie9t. 46er es mdren Ood Gben
nad ben I90npen IDeorlen, uno gin
gen Ie ialsi. 10 bdtteu tire Opter
Do9 ibre SGidluIs lelbit periduIoet.
Der 0rou9 uat Selbtbeitimmun9
etHts Sdldluls 9eBt ia bel Dem lrelen
Meni4sn 10 welt, Dab er lieber I'M
gliidlih tplrb Gus eigeuem YerlAuI=
ben, uIs oaB er iib Elm lo8ennnntss
Slid nab Iremoem Grmeie en- 5ims
mern lGBt. Was peiB 0enn Elm an
oerer ibsr unIer perionlItes 8llits.
gefiibl unD letne Se0ingungen? 8es
ltlmmt Elm anoerer uber unler Hos,
uno meinte er es uuA am beIten. 10
tCnnte er uns ia bod rur Elm Slid
beI6eeren, nis CT IS peritebt. uno oa5
bett Ilt lelteu nlt ben Y%oritelungen
zines onoeren DON Glide. Wlun ldBt
Die Wenlden 3umeiit nIht IeIlg tpers
Den uah ibrer Saigon - Ielblt lene
ni6t, Die L.. q. am liebfcn bot, Die
Rinoer.
Dus luur auA oas un9liid Der
4ieuenoen BON &ours. &uiIu uno
Nuline Darcn Iis. Sic iptelten ais
stlnoer mitlommen, ie pldleu gu
ANNEX Berun. uno ais tlre Slnne
tgDatteu. %gelpannen lie lI1 Ileb HnD
.lmer lieber. 8eips ret1er Neute
! Stno. Betos gang uuo gar bon lhrea
Sttern n0ban9ls, Nls Der luuQe
1teuih Dem 8aler Io9te, DAB er ote
StulIne belraten mpute, iadte TIN Die
Ter aus. Der 9obu lpar bob Dor
laufi9 uoh nlhts III Der Welt. 0uttt
niht etnmal ielne Stuoieu oUllenoe..
3eihpelgt oenu. DUP er {;A elne Stel
lung eripOrben. Die rlu berettlQ!
9dttt. elnen QausRuno Su grIuoen.
Ous namlids blelttn Inn Die Cltern
0es Uld0tsuS Dor, oils er um bic
2ohter tpurb. Du be (ocbter Dix
Relgung oes luu9tu uIenl diem. Der
utdts mie Submit beldb tjQeut
tlt bic ldonite uno hsrrtiblts STE,
Iung auf Grosn -. erplotttt. tuGteu
fe bic &ohtsr rllea an etutu ouotycp
III perkiruteu. Natittlih an e,nel,
tinfahsu. gtleBtsn, 0bey Ipob,tleen
oeu Wtniu,eu. Sic tptrytoc.su ods
U0ohen 10 laR9t. bis 6 e,HpiIilit.
30 ipurot Iit Yfnpumt @uilotu II.
Sieoeymauu mil pGm Qeflhyljhgn ne
men butte IN ben 0iatlit,r 70 pN.
ueroitut, bob CT hpfltn toRu,e. IL
bulb nIS RENTER IN DOS V~rlp.t,etey
suridaiehtu ~ trnHeU. s|t1.ur,'-
.cuft, ,s 'td nanR in Ser Rrcpjn,
an. ME ooS oi, pOriisr @tiddftsleu.t
nsllteus tun. unO 5ipor in Der Sci
mot ocr 5rnu. in Der SouInjut. il
Dem tlsiusn Rsui1S inJ gcitt. Ia.
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ieren N~dbrbo0en fir i4re I6Ie9ten
ols fir ibre guten 2eioenf6often bill
ret. Sine Gbe oieier 4rt mar bic Der
Glores, Die in ben leBten Sugen in
Paris thren oromotii6en Nbi4luB
lamb. glieb es in benz Sale
8uiaotins9u1ar0 fragIi4, pie nett
Die 6rau 4nltiFteriu oes @uttenmore
beS mar, 10 lit e8 in benz Sole Glare
beretts feitgeitetlt, ooB bic 6rou i6ren
Wtonn 0ur6 einen gebungenen M0rz
Der aus Dem We9e rGumen lieB. Gr
%miBRanoeIte lie uno peylongte BON ibr,
onB tie Den 9dusftano aus BEN @rz
TRACE elmer MGoGsnpeniion er6olte,
Die lie %Ieitete, pb3por sr ielbIt reid
Ithen 8sroienIt bate. Der @eis uno
Die 9eftigteit 0es Wnnnes fii6rten
INNER neue 3erlpiirfnjhe 6crbsi uno
mod4ten bic Ste CUR Q6Qe. Die sFrau
tnno nteIes 3eben unertrdgli6 uno
geriet mad uno mad ouf ben 9ruuiaz
men V~lorbplan, 81 Osfen 4usfiibz
rung fif Elm boIbbsrridter !6onolanz
ger 9e9en CUTE 8s3ablung berqub.
Sine gbe Oou ndftiger S6otten,
Noro uno 9rouiomer 9interliit, in
Der ouA tein 6iintten Qie6e gu ents
oeden 1T. SIS lit gar teir Wunoer,
Dob in iol6en @ben bic finIteren Sc
DAMIEN uufteimen, bic bes 5eufels
limb.
8ieie Che Der gIores bat cine pers
3ipeifeIte NebnIifteit nit elmer anbe=
rsn trogiiden GDe, in Der bic 2iebe
aud teine HolIe ipieIte uno bic pieI
BON iif reoen munte. Sd meme bic
Gbe er oiel9en0nnten Wooume
SteinbeiI. Die Wlemoiren Der nlsu
intereilanten Dome boben tein Qiht
in ben b~sribmtsn ariminaliaq oes
braht, nidt Die g~srtn9Ite 4noeutuno
ilber Die lpirtliden Y~organge Der I'M
bsimIiden Ra6f i'm Smpalie RouIin.
Iber benertsr5usrt bleiben immerbin
ole Shtloerun9sn Der truurioen Dor
gauge oieier Gpt nit benz WaIer
5teinbeiI. Dos iunge MGoden nun
iid} pon benz biiblden Gffi3ier lus
reiBeu, nit Dem IS ieinen eriten Ro.
man %an9eiponnen. 4uf @unid Der
Stern muB bic tIsine W.eQ ben Wo.
~ bsiroien. Ger igr nicrt piel su bic.
ten bat. Gr fubrte lie in cine tleine,
lrmlthe. itidigs Wobnuuq in oieiem
IpuHoerpoIeu parj9, un oas oiefes
lbsnteuerIide G0pf5cn Die idGniten
1rdume %eeiponnen. Sine o~ltiunaiers
!i6e. itrengs Dame. bic Shiueter oes
Vl0.e.s, fubrt bier oas Regiment, uno
man nil neg 3u eirsn 8eitopis
MAIDEN, rpie o;sis tft. 3u sirsm 8e.
ltppls burserIidsr 9<idrdrttltit uno
Abitre3enosr Gyiheinung in altmo.
ojlteu Sessn. Tlnu Is 0unoer
iehmen. ooB mauQss 6rdueu in FOL,
benz Wliii:u uro mad iol5em 4titur,
us DEN roIi3en 1o!ten lbctr Srdums
Yer &:rlIrsifluus p%trTalen uHo in
5rey 9trSpsifuns auf Die ipi,esftsu
Sheen 9erateU2 Gin lbertsutrIj1er
SciI; fubrtt Mdoaiue Stt;nbsil poy
.Gufis auf aroeye 0ese. atsr tie tpay
iton Die 9suis dasr 5pisu Syisbs. Die
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in braate er ietne iun9e 5rau. obn,
{jjditt ootuui. bog lie iih bort an
)er Settle nee altegnoen 0nttcn. fir
Jen lie nidts empfuno. peun nid1t
l%bneigung. totIih lun9lUeiIen muBte.
Sue 6ijtte uno Elm 9er3," bahte
r. Sine 9iitte uno nur ein NIter!!"
JaA.e lie. uno bic SAloBirau blidte
jom SUler trduneriIA in Die Scene.
b 0ort tain Sunget uuftnuAte.
Gr tdud]te uuf, uno IS ipnr Der
Sugen0geliebte. Sine 9ruuidme Syo-
lie ot5 SAJdIals bate es gefiigt. onB
lie IS iunge Yoar leidt IND froh an
ous 5iel leiner Wiini6e getan8t
odrs. Oenn oas Iunge Wdb6en nur
.Ioh cine tur3e WeiIe 9elpurtet bate.
8:ruoe ieA8 Ulonats nab ibrer Ser
mdblung mar namltb Der Noter oe8
tulns ploBIIa geitorben. unO Der
.un8e Wtunn 9elnngte IN DEN 8eiib
tlles Werm09en5 ron oreimul1unoerts
.mieno 5rance. 8ns minoerte nas
ilirlid nitt ieinen Wert in ibren
1u0en, duf ibn aber iibte Die SIT
Jeuogeliebte ben often Rei3 uno ben
lIten 30uber aus. Der G6smam
,onnte Dem nuben Uerpnnoten Der
frau uiht redt 0en ,3utritt mebren,
.dn0 uuh an Der @eieil9oit oes
.un3sn 5Sunts piel Gefalen. De- mar
0niD itau0tQer 0uIt bel DEN 0uItlo.
ms, uno nuh etner tur3en ,Seit Der
leibcu, ordngUolen uno miib1um 3us
.idgebultenen Yeioeni6aft nuroen
DE 5e3letun8en 5ipiiAen Tuiin uno
tuline lntlm. Der lun9e W}unn
quite Elm Auto uno mutts nit Der
8eIie6teu msite NuSflii9e, Die qan3s
Aage umfaBten, Ger Wiunn iaB in
ilptlhen ruqig 5ubduie ain 6luBuitr
mo an9elte nat 6liden. ODER fubr
uadl Ydris. no er nod) monde Sc
Aaite bate. Gr itsUtte islrer SSrnu
0olie8 Sertrautu ooer fano lih mad
Der bequenen Nrt oea Barrier She
ndnus obne pteie &eoenten in oas
unUtrmcioltte Nreied, ouS ibm man
heyiel 8orteiIe bet uno ibu ieoenfaus
1tr ittpteri9en Nuigubc entDpb, cine
n%erpo'e iAn8e 6rdl gu jtyItrsueu uno
lel 9uter 3aune gu erholten.
%a.o tui.U.t >it gonje Ne5sno Die
~9ejIebunsen Der Nidonms @uiIotin
81 BEN itmu3en Wouiieur NuHaro.
ibrem Suiu. Ntdoume madte felbit
,ein @ebl oayuue. l%ruitete iit por ben
}reunolrneu nit Der 3drtlinen Qisbe
oeS Ruins uuo ey}Gb.te ibneu aern
oou Iejncy Nelotnihuit, Die 10 nett
Jln8 oaB er Den Natten totem lpoIte.
SS itetnt, o0b Is nit bleien Gr3lb
.un8eu letne RituQtsit bate. Is
puyoe erlpjs'eu eaB ser Suitu crit
Die 0unoe ots Nsrtn 8ullotiu ;otcte.
Ain ot @irtNn9 ejncs @ii.eS su tr
/ ]roStn, oa4 CT oe, tjusm YropinS
I~2othe'ev '3Uitt, uuo o0nn oen
4,lr1 't,oi )pteoeyhclt ma 8if; III
,tn See myitts. Der @atte sr
y'n.;t SPAR Hl4 o,ci.a Ini6,Gasu
g2c.'t lla 1,t, get. oisogy. G;0ta
<o5eg 'c6 MON SIC bciosn W}daue,
H.i,amnen dlatcsyeD. Is tam ae,r
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gie Chr obnr airbr.
@on 4. &aIcsRicr.

IS It bic Gbs, bic bus 9r0bte In
he'll Itiftet. SO 3par, OuB nun pIrt-
lid bon elmer &rtie Der Gqe I~ber9aupt
tprechen tam. ME oles pleIIah &c
t6iebt. sine treIoenieriiGe Ser.
Samnllun9 IN PulIs peranli0ltete cine
oIfeutlide DistuiiOn uber bus 2bemo.
Cine Reibs uambafter Perl6nlldtei.
ten ergrlif ous Nort. Odrunter aud.
Gin beriibmter Yreotger, Der gre!lC
Spncint1e NOplon. Der emit burd isln
freimutiges Nuttreten 10 oIel uon ia
reoeu muhts. IS erpIes lId, Dob {.
i'm Utter rett tpulerDat,o gelu0t0en
mar. Gr trat fit be Gbe elm, Iur
Die Gbe in Der olten 6orm uno Der
fniIung, uno ielblt Die 0beiOung
-suoIlte er nur fir Die duBerten, be.
ionOsrsn Sale 3uIailen, Ob3pur lie
ibon piels Sabre gu ben 9elegtlden
Ginridtun9en Der oritten GepubItt
sebOrt. Q1erOing8 entipringt Die
ueber5eu9ung GOplOnS geptlen loeas
len Wnidouungen iber bic @be. Sine
Gbe obne Giebe erldeint lbm ndnltd.
gang unoentbur. lno iiber IoIAe
Gben brua er rldliAtsIoS ben 9tup.
Sine She obne 2tebe. uno mare lie
FelbIt fru4tbor uno NIT 8inoern &C..
fepnet. 1T teins Gbe I'm boReren
Sinne." 60 beilduiig lautete ietn
IDIOT" iber bic Gbe, limb ih be-
-erelte, oob nan in Ports ooriibsr
fprnG uuo oaB es ale beIrleol9te.
Die Gbefreunoe lpis bic Gbeleinoe.
be|pnpers bieIe leBtsrsu, oeneu er ole
GtGrtite Wafie gegsu bic GIe uber.
boupt %lisferte. Oenn lule plele Gben
Eporen uberbdupt Gben i'm b0beren
Sinne", Die man, rute leos ldone
1beoris, irsi perberlihen ourlte, tpenn
rtnn le nit Dem Wdbitob Der Giebe
mage
liz Ole ibonen lbeprlen 3opIons
mo Die aepaltl9e Hlutt. tie aptl6en
2Horle unO YraGts lit osbnt, muBte
Id Die IeBtsn lage benton. ais i'd bic
2erbduolunseu uaer oas @beoroma
in yours los. Gin Homun bsIBer
Getoeuihait puroe % nor ben Uss
fdluotentn auf9ebldtteri neben benz
truurlsen 8ucbe etnet un9IudIIteU
G1t. tlisr Gls ohnt GIebe. 50. tpenl
Is sur Gbsn gabe. oenen Ole G.ttc
nl.at isblt. Aber ME lDeni9en Y'ers
idtu 1T rs ge9sben. cine loIhe gu
idiuGm, ytes: Is otnn in i9rer
Uta1.. Cnt upe gu inlttBen, lpie Il,
luoucns 5rultgea NI upt uistmt2.
Ne.Dliiulh. luey Viii, OSsu e,u5us
qc,ru. DE lali OR We've mats sd tan
laDeni Aenacn uamgrt,g1 Die p,ei.
Fu1 4]gbdas,5,u lunsen &cut:, oe AN
Partition cgc 4,jat yeg &,eoc emgIn-
oea, orn ,3ust .sre5 grt5eas io,9sH.
EDie lie lppleR3 llRp DEFENDERS oic
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lbs Der III,9; ,gui7u,0 nab ieinem
5hlONe 3urlid, Der Ntnnn lo1 er.
Aofen ouf Dem 5eIoe, 100 man lin
luTfano. &ur 5u Deatii3 lpicien biz
5puren nui ben Cater. Der e.nqe3p=
gen muroe uno ba,D 5ugub. in leioen.
dattIlher GiIeriuhi ben 0otten Der
8eliebten 9et0tet gu baden. Der mar
>erien,9e getpe Ell, Der ibm Iein gu
Jenoiool geraubt unD iiA pioerre6tlid
1n9eeignet battle. Oo3 sin3ige Gin
oerntS gum bolen WQein6eijB oe5 Der
5otterten Weibss. bo5 nur ibm Qe66s
ren burfte.
IS mar Elm Moro aug finn6et6~
renoer QeiosnihaIt, penn es ie einen
lolten CUB. Der iur9e Mann Iuate
Iih nidt gu entlaiten. er 6etonnte
freImutia Ieine Shulo. Sein ein8i>
Jes 9emiiben ging oatin, Die S6uIO-
loii9teit uno G1ren1oftigtsit Der Sc
,tebten bor3utun. Gr bebnuptete inn
mel lpieoer. ooB lie bis an oos Gnoe
elne nnltdnoiae 6ruu gsbIjebeu rpdre.
Rur l%ptelten unan9enebme ,3ufdQids
Seiten nit, ourh bic er in Elm iAiefes
Gtdt gu itebsn tam. Die Qiebe if
MINER fr~eI9ebtg. un0 10 botte err einen
1eII letnes WerTlo9ens nm oas unqe.
oetete Weib pergeuoet. SIN mai bate
8uIllotln Elm 2eitument perfaBt, in
Dem er letn 9dn3es BermDgen Der
5rau oerihrieo. SIN SUM erfol1te
3et W}oro. IS 6sltnno pieueiG)t tein
.ortllher 3ulnnmerbung 5ipiiden
oen beloen 2otinten. Nber iie rpirts
an unylnlttg aur Die @ei6morenen
in. Der Wtorosr puroe gu 3rpan3iQ
SabtrH Strdfarbeit nerurteilt. %
ann man isben. mas 3uriidgebliebene
prcpnS til. Sn Yoris pdre er 3ipei-
clos nit Slang tysIgeiprphen nor.
zen. uu0 emp1inbet elmer Elm Sc.
dite. ben Gatten leiner 6rsunoin in
I'm b%eI'ere5 Jenieits gu bef0roern, 10
ute CT Ilh. gum ShouplnB ieiner
Sat Die Hrootn5 gu pdblen. mo ons
4oberr &sritIuonis fir Die ubernGH
.IQen lrlebe pss Weniteu feblt. Gr
Jets nab paris, no miloere Sitten
}eyrihen uuo idisbe ben Gsrl oorf
gbtr Den Naufen. Gr tplro nift bios
,tiJtYtcueE, Il iu,ru lcgdr p:rbetr
tat lpsrosn. uno Niemuro tpiro ben
unbcIo bGoouern. Der INNER i'm WsQt
Ear un0 iit aut tU3iIh Dor Den
Rtco.oet ltcuts. Qeraoe dls sr lbs
}ln9.
Nl& par cine o>r p;elen. pislen
5beu o6ue 2ie5t nit asrd0eiu tnpis
ttu Su0tn rpsru liz ouh ultt i'm
rs, era t5agiittn Nusgnn9 nehmer.
re oltit od. Wsiltena perbIeiben Die
1tiIn,bmer in Dem o~reiediaen Der
h0,tni@. Dos iih n~ntursem0b snt.
p;dei. Uuo nur in ie,tnerer WALLER
II Rem Uoerlrtfcu Temperament q,
res Der YtItpjyIsn0en i+sittrt. Mn.
2tyt tyo@y,ls G5eu oitier Yrt I'M
enc in ctrsn oi, Sjste sylji3t. ,Csny
: L cothlUosn lC0r. Tsuu Ole Men.
1sU mn njbt Alt %oedlueniter
1ro IS i+tiut, DO ot ste slusn osi.
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96ront(6
Set0e110e.

SD min nit Sbnen lprs4eu. Die
1batia6e, oaB iis ionltpO Obne @rfOIs
behanoelt morben iin6, entmutbi9t mid
nibt i'm @erinsitsn. SD belle Mdn'
nern un6 5rauen jeoen Gag unb made
&uren, Uitmals in 5dleH. Die bon an.
oersn ais unbeilbar ertl1rt uureen. 10
oaB ih iiber fible, baB i'd auh fir
Sic utsl tbun fam. Nur gu tOnlulti.
rem foitet nibts, aber bic 8erehnunssn
meiner S%sbanoluns iinb BIZ mdBis
uno nidt mebr uls sic miais iinb gu
bsSablen fir Die srboItenen @obItbntsn.
SD 6ebanbelte Johannesburg. Ser.
poIitat, Masens unb Ser5leiben, &a.
tarrb, 8Iut. unb Sauttranfbsiten, 8ers
ItOpfuns. llrin' uno NierenIeiben. 70.
ME beIonoerS 5rauenfrantbeiten.
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Ibacfnrstes &erfahreu.

gS lit nod nidt Iouge Der, "a
bcltelltc Der Re0utttur elmer eng
Iilben 3citung enc Gr5lblma uon
cIacr 0uuiiirn &on9e, ober ais ct
0aa Oialuiitript crplclt, eltOcdte n,
cap Der ShrIltitcIIer ernlge Dlgn
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
TELLS OF WAR
OVER THE SEA

One who has been over the top, one
who has lived for days in the trenches,
one who has been through a storm Of
fire, spoke at the AL. Ringing theatre
on Wednesday night. Captain S. j.
Hutchinson of the London Irish Rifles,
a trained soldier, brought the war
through personal experiences to a
crowded auditorium. He is fluent
speaker and presented pictures that
will long live in the minds Of those
Who heard him
When England saw that Germany
had broken her treaty and had invad-
ed Belgium, Captain Hutchinson was
one of the first to respond. That was
in August, 1914
He spoke of the great part America
has taken in the conflict and how she
entered at exactly the right time. He
said America did not realize her great
ness and hoped that President Wilson
would be present when the final terms
of the peace treaty came to be made.
The way the troops have been sent to
France, the way supplies have been
forwarded and the way money has
been provided by all the citizens, have
done much to support the morale OF
the armies of the allies and to dis
courage the enemy. He believes that
if America had gone in earlier moth
ing else could have been gained.
He told of his thrills in going over
the top Of the 1000 who went to
France in 1914, the speaker is one Of
but four or five who are in active
service. The regiment has been wiped
out thirty times.
The musical program opened with
the playing of the national air by the
band, the large audience adding voice
to the music, sang with enthusiasm.
The popular BUY Bond" was fol-
lowed by solo by Daniel Roberts,
and several band numbers.
The liberty chorus, led by F. E. Mo-
rey, contributed a number of patriotic
songs, among them, when Sammy
ing Through Germany" both new
adaptations Of familiar songs. ''For
Your Boy and My Boy" a song born
of the present conflict, was especially
we'll given.
The members Of the chorus have de-
cided to meet every Tuesday evening
at s o'clock in the high school audi
forum for practice. 1t is hoped that
everyone interested will make an eff
fort to be present at every rehearsal
and not wait for a special invitation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
SERIOUS Toll.
IRON DISEASE
Total Number of Soldier Deaths
From Influenza Reported to Be
1877; at Camp Grant Sc


Spanish influenza continues to
spread in army camps. An increase
over Monday of 5000 cases occurred
Tuesday. Pneumonia cases also in
creased with 1908 and 800 deaths.
The total number Of influenza cases
in all camps now is $4,000, while
pneumonia cases number 6,769.
Deaths since the epidemic began
number 1877. Camp Custer, Mich,
where influenza had not previously
appeared, reported 1,764 cases. The
most serious increase was at Camp
Meade, Md, which reported 1927.
Every available medical officer and
nurse is on duty, said statement
from the Office of the surgeon general,
and wherever possible civilian aid is
being recruited.
1t is said that despite the alarm
ing increase in influenza cases the
pneumonia rate continues low, re-
ports showing that pneumonia has de-
developed in only one out of every Is
cases.
No report as to influenza in naval
training stations has been issued, but
it is known to have made its appear
ance in a number of those camps.
At Camp Grant
At Camp Grant 1000 men are sick
and Sc have died.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
FIRST MEETING or
10Th CENTURY CLUB

The Twentieth Century club held
its first meeting on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. G. C. Astle. The after
noon was devoted to Mrs. Trains re-
view of the book, ga Far Country"
by Abraham Nitric Rihbany. The
author is a Syrian and at the present
time pastor of the Church of the Dis
ciples in Boston. The book in reality
IS an autobiography. There is SO much
Of interest concerning the life of the
author and his people in its pages
that more time is to be given for It's
study at the next meeting.
At the business meeting delegates
were elected to attend the convention
of the Wisconsin Federation of Won
ems Clubs, to be held at Eau Claire
October 8, 10 and II.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
BOND SALE FOR
DISTRICT No 8

Voluntary subscriptions for the
fourth Liberty loan bonds will be TAX
en- on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
October 5, and s, at the store of F.
E. Berkeley in the village Of Lyons, by
F. E. Berkeley and P. H. Crossman
from all who have allotments of bonds
in school district No. 6, in the town
ship of Baraboo This should include
every person or family in the district
All are urgently requested to call
there and sign application for bonds
within that time. Subscriptions will
be taken at the store until 8 o'clock
in the evening from those who cannot
come to the store in the daytime. P.
H. Crossman is the chairman of the
committee
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-10
INFLUENZA ON
INCREASE With
BIG DEATH RATE
Total of 1900 Cases Develop in
Army Camps, 33l Resulting Fa-
tally

Further spread Of Spanish influenza
over the country and in army camps,
with an increasing death rate, was in.
Dictated Thursday at Washington in
reports received by the public health
service and at the office Of the sur
geon general.
New cases developing in army
camps totaled 12,004, with the re.
ports lacking from Camps Sherman,
Ohio; Taylor, KY, and Jackson, S.
c., where the disease had reached cpl
demic proportions. This total was a
decrease over that Of the day before,
but $50 new cases of pneumonia were
reported as against S76 the day be-
fore and deaths were 331 compared
with 271 yesterday.
The total number Of influenza cases
reported in camps since the epidemic
began September Is is 2,T57. Pneu-
monia cases total 8,575 and deaths
2,479.
Ten camps reported greater in
crease in influenza yesterday than the
day before, the others reporting a de-
crease.