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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
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WIDOW IS DEAD
Anderson Both by Birth and Mar
riage---Lived Here in Late los
Husband Is a Serious Wreck

Mrs. J. w. Anderson. aged IS, died
at 9:45 o'clock Saturday night at the
general hospital in Madison. She had
been in poor health for some time.
Mrs. Anderson was the widow of
j. w. Anderson, veteran engineer
on the Northwestern road, who for
many years had a run between Madi-
son and Milwaukee. She was 81
daughter of the late Senator Matthew
Anderson of Pine Bluff, Dane county:
Mr. Anderson, the husband, died jan
uary II, 1915, the father some years
before.
Mrs. Anderson was an active work
er in the Unitarian church. She had
been a resident of Madison for about
Sc years. The two sons survive-Earl
Anderson, engaged in the clothing
business at Stoughton, and Curtis K.
Anderson of Madison.
Before going to Madison the Ander.
sons lived in Baraboo, coming here
at once after marriage in the late 70's.
First they resided in the old Flanders
home, RACED when the hitchbarn on
Fifth avenue was built, and later at
the corner diagonally opposite the,
Episcopal church. In those days Mr.,
Anderson's run was into Baraboo..
Mr.. Anderson long ago was in an ugly
wreck west Of Madison and very seri-
ously hurt. His wife's maiden name
was also Anderson, and her father;
one of the foremost farmers of Dane,
county, occupied unique attitude ass
a legislator, being "Sam Randall
Democrat" THAT is, protectionist
Democrat. He was a wool grower.
That was the reason.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
LIME RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cushman and
children visited at the R. L. Bohn
home last week.
Mrs. William Blackman spent the
past week visiting relatives in Madi-
SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Barley made an auto
trim to Rockford and spent a week
with Henry Oehler and family.
Meta Seldom of Ironton visited her
friend, Rena Settle, from Wednesday
until Saturday of last week.
George Seldom has gone to Superior
to take charge of a hardware store
belonging to his son, who has been
called into the service.
The celebration was we'll attended.
The address given by superintendent
Kingsford of Baraboo was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler came
up from Galena, ILL.,, to spend the
Fouth and visit their mother, Mrs.
Leander Wheeler.
Miss Emma Faivre, who works at
Madison, is home On visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sundin spent
Sunday at Union Center.
Next Sunday there will be a Sum
day-school rally at the U. B. church.
The U. B. Sunday-school of Reedsburg
expects to be here to take part in the
program.
Sherman McBrayer' made a fare
we'll visit at the home Of his grand
mother. Mrs. James Johnston, Sunday.
He expects to enter the United States
service soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoeverman
of Loganville were callers at the Art
Schluter home Sunday.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs.
Blackman on Thursday afternoon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
DEMOCRATS HOLD
COUNTY MEETING
Delegates to the Milwaukee Con-
ference Are Selected and Coun-
ty Officers Are Named

On Saturday afternoon in Baraboo,
the Democrats of Sank county held a
meeting and selected the following
delegates to attend the state confer
ence in Milwaukee ON Wednesday of
this week: Scott Huntley, Reedsburg;
Herbert Gross, Merrimack; r. J. Os-
borne, Baraboo; George Liegel, Plain;
Martin Rossiter, Reedsburg; Francis
Megerlein, Sank City, and Postmaster
S. A. Towne, La Vale.
The following were endorsed and
will make the run for county Offices:
Sheriff-Michael Griffin, Baraboo.
County clerk-Henry Lodde, Sank
City.
Register of deeds-A. E. Geffert,
Reedsburg.
County treasurer-W. H. Hatch,
Baraboo
Clerk of court-R. ]. Osborne, Bar
aboo.
Coroner-Otto Westedt, Loganville.
Member of assembly-M. H. Mercer,
ing CELL
Staudenmayer to Have Opposition
State Senator George Staudenmayer,
who was elected four years ago ON the
Democratic ticket and who came out
a few days ago from Republican
standpoint, will have opposition. At
the meeting in Baraboo on Saturday a
committee was chosen to confer with
the Columbia county committee and
candidates-those who are to make
the run for state senator. Two names
are mentioned, Attorney J. L. Mahoney
of Portage and Walter Smith of
Westpoint. At the present time there
is no known candidate in Sank county.
Name Portage Man
On Saturday at Portage, Attorney J.
L. Mahoney was nominated for senat-
or. This may eliminate other aspirants
for the Office on the Democratic side.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
EAST REEDSBURG

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tietje,
daughter, On July 4.
Weila and Della Tietje have been
visiting with their aunt, near Lime
Ridge.
Mrs. Johnnie Young Of Reedsburg
has been spending a few days at
the Arthur Cady home.
Little Arleen Skinner has been hav.
ing the measles, but is now some bet
ter
Several from this way attended a
picnic at Devils Lake on July 4. Carl
and Alice Woods, Hause and Mary
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Schneider were among them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SHETLAND and
children are spending part of their
vacation at the home of Joe's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. SHETLAND
Arthur and Herbert Stanley have
put up a new windmill the past week.
Will, TilTie and Bessie Haugh and
their friends, Clara and Frank
Schmidt of Reedsburg, also a cousin,
Willie Haugh spent the Fourth at
Fern Deli.
Willie Haugh of Madison spent a
few days here with his cousins, and
left Saturday for Jefferson Barracks,
Mo. He enlisted and received his call
last Saturday.
Art and Herb Stanley, Harry Kuy-
kendall and Arthur White had a bee
on the Fourth to repair the damage
done on their farms by the recent cy-
clones.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cady and chill
dren spent July 4 at the A. E. Cady
home.
Several neighbors gave Charles
Steppe and bride a charivari last
Thursday evening.
At the school meeting recently held
Earl Fish was reelected as treasurer
of this district.
Little William Schneider OF Reeds
burg spent July 4 with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kuykendall and
children spent Sunday at the Frank
Kuykendall home west of town.
The Ernest Retzlar family spent
the fourth at Devils Lake.
S. S. Skinner spent several after
Moons at the Carr home this week.
Mrs. Frank Cady and the Misses
Grace and Julia Cady went on pic
mic Sunday afternoon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
BLACK HAWK

Mrs. Clara Schultz of Racine is Wis
iting Oscar Jaeger and family since
last Wednesday.
Nicholas Sprecher, daughter Louisa
nicholas Sprecher and daughter Louisa
and son Harold spent Saturday at the
DeIls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Mold of Bara-
boo spent Sunday at Black Hawk at
the home of J. H. Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted SECURING and
Mrs. Anderson of West Allis visited
relatives at Black Hawk on Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
LA VALE

Mrs. w. J. Miller and son motored
to Wyocena on Wednesday of last
week, returning Thursday evening.
Miss Vera Beuchat went to Chi
cago last week for visit.
Mrs. Edna Dustin was home from
La Crosse last week to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Jessup.
Many from here went to Cazenovia
the Fourth. Others went to Devils
Lake and some went to Baraboo in
the evening to see "The Kaiser, the
Beast of Berlin"
Lee McWilliams came from Wash
ington last week and is visiting rela-
tives.
Wallace Jerome went Saturday to
La Crosse on business.
Addison Briggs was home from
Madison last week He expects to
enter the navy.
While walking on stills a few days
ago, Kenneth Rehbein fell and broke
his left wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Apker of Bloom
ington came last week to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Walter Eberts was a Madison
visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kropp and
granddaughter, Bernice Funnel, Wis
tied their daughter at Rockford a few
days last week.
Fern Briggs, Marie Shaughnessy
and Cecil Gleue are attending bust
ness college at Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chamness of
Milwaukee visited relatives here and
at Ironton last week.
Mrs. H. P Apker went to Rockford
last week and spent few days with
her son Merrill, who is in training at
Camp Grant.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
Use Eenzal for that itching eczema
Sold by J. B. Donovan & Co.
IRONTON

The Misses Hawkins spent a few
days recently with Baraboo relatives.
c. A. Wright is painting in CaZeno-
via this week.
F. E. Phoenix, George Blakeslee,
Clarence Pearson, William Hunt, Da-
vid Andrews, Jake Webb and w. La
Rue, with their families, and George
Hunt, H. Casey, Vivian Wright and
Elsie Atkinson spent Sunday at the
Nelson Atkinson home at Walton.
The Sunshine class of 1917 met with
Hiss Vivian Wright Tuesday evening.
They voted to buy some contribution
plates for the NJ E. church. The
meeting was also a farewell for Ruth
and Hazel Wills, who, with their
mother, leave soon for Ithaca to make
their home.
The young people met on Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Wills for a farewell party for the girls.
Light refreshments were served.
F. E. Hawkins is sick
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Blakeslee spent
Sunday in Baraboo.
The Hustlers' Sunday-school class
met with Mrs. G. A. Wright on We'd
nesday evening. A purse was given
Mrs. Carrie Wills as a farewell to-
ken from the class.
Leonard Hainstock was home from
Milwaukee for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chamness of
Milwaukee visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Stowe, few days re-
Gently.
Polly Lang spent Wednesday at her
home in North Freedom.
Walter Casey has returned home
from Minnesota.
Jack Blakeslee went Thursday to
North Freedom, returning Sunday.
Miss Marie Foulkes spent a part Of
last week with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Foulkes Charles Foulkes
of North Freedom also spent Thurs
day with his parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Costeri-
san, July 5, a 124pound son.
Rev. J. E. Cooke of Reedsburg will
preach here next Sunday morning and
at Cazenovia in the afternoon.
Mrs. Bingham of Cazenovia visited
Mrs. Lewis Hawkins over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Costerisan is enjoying a
visit from her mother and brother
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
Merri1nac Department
BY Our Correspondent

son Howard of Lodi were recent
guests of his sister, Mrs. D. D. Promo
and family.
Miss Bertha Gollwick of Madison
was a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. l.. Gross Saturday and Sun
day.
Roland Steuber of Camp Robinson
was guest at the E. L. Gross home
Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Gross spent a few days
last week in Madison with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Perry McGilvra, and grand
daughter Helen.
Miss Grace Brownrigg went to Mad
ison Sunday.
Mrs. John Schlag has arrived from
Denver, Colo, and is a guest at the
homes of Mrs. Fl. Gattwinkel and Mrs.
Elizabeth Schlag.
Mr.. and Mrs. David StOner and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stoner and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris,
Dr. and Mrs. M T. Martin, son Theo-
dore, H. B. Gross and many others
spent the Fourth at Prairie du Sac
also at Devils Lake, and fishing along
Lake Wisconsin.
Miss Ester Dennis and Elmer Per
some motored to Prairie du Sac on
Sunday.
Professor E. Weinke of North Free
dom was in town Monday.
| Miss leila Astle of Madison attend.
ed the Swanson-Tyler wedding Satur.
day evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
the summer at home.

the summer at home.
Mrs. Annie Albers visited over Sun.
day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hartman and
son Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scharra and family spent Sunday in
Greenfield at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Gall
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knoppe and
two daughters from near Baraboo
spent few hours at the Frank Han
ley home Sunday and took little Kath-
ryn home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs William Weinke of
Happy Hill were callers a the paren-
tai home Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
HAPPY HILL

Sunday night there was farewell
party at the Mrs. August Strick home
IN honor of Herbert Strick, who will
go in the next draft. About sixty were
present. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Miss Elsa Meyer expects to spend
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
FAIRFIELD

August Schmidtke and family of
Lime Ridge have been visiting at the
home of Oscar Schultz. Mrs. Schmidt
Ike has been in a hospital, but is
mach improved. At one time recently
seven in the Schmidtke family were
i'll.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
CONGRESS SETS
WHEAT AT S2.40

Congress has voted for wheat at
$40. A veto is likely, and if the pres
ident does not act the cost of bread
is likely to rise
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11
PORTAGE RESIDENT
DIES ON SUNDAY

George Lashier, register of deeds in
Columbia county since 1914, died Sat
urday at Portage, aged SO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-11

Try ZenZel for all skin troubles.
Sold by J. B. Donovan e Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26

President Wilson odpoved6l We
stredu ma posledni zadost Nemecka
mirova jednanf rozhodne a nanej-
vys jasne
N9mecke obyvatelstvo must bud
zrici Sc svych vojenskych pan6 a
svych monarchickych autokrat6 "a
nebo Sc pripraviti ma BOZ Sc svymi
protivniky ku smrti.
Vzda-li Sc N6mecko cisafe a cl-
safske vlady, ustanovi-li fdovou
vladu, hodnou toho jmena, pax Spo-
ienci zadani budou o pripraveni Sc
ku pfimefi. zadne vsak primefi
nebude navrzeno presidentem Spo-
jenc6m, iez by nedavalo vojenskym
velitelGm ma valecnem poll pravo
ustanoviti potFebne zaruky, jimiz
by "obnoveni nepratelstvf re strany
N6mecka uein6no bylo nemoznym. +"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
$4,000 NemcI zahnano do
HOIIandSka.

Patnact tisic ustupujicfch nemec-
kych vojak1 bylo internovano Hol-
landsku, kdyz byli zaskoceni arma-
dou postupujici z Eecloo ma sever.
Belgitti vojaci ujali Sc stfezeni ho
landskjch hranic. Ricka SeIle byla
pfekrocena Brity ma sever cd LIE
Cateau, vzdor silnemu odporu.
Britove postoupili tomto dtoku o
jednu mill ma fronte desiti mil.
Mestecko Solesmes. pGl tfeti mile
seyerL6 cd LeCateau. bylo dobyto.
Britieky postup dale ma sever row
nez pokracuje. Denain. pet mil ma
jihozapa1 cd Valenciennes, byl do
byt. 5000 Nemcd bylo "a ato pfi
dobytf vysin a nekolika vesnic ma
vychodnim bfehu Selly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
zadna mlrova iednanl, 1plne vzdanl Sc.

Odpoved' presidentova jest odpo.
vedi, jez jasne ukazuje pevne roz-
hodnuti jeho uciniti, pokud clovek
mGze, nemoznym opakovanf bu-
doucnosti tech hroznych vrazdeni,
lez ma lidstvo cas- cd casu vrhano
bylo sobeckymi krutovladci figuru-
jicimi pode jmenem "zbozi milosti
kral6. cisaT1'' a podobnych stv6r.
Odpov6d' presidentova nepfipousti
zadnych kompromis1. Nemecko
must kapitulovatl, must vzdati Sc
zbrani svych ma bojisti. bud nyni
anebo jiny pozdejsi cas-.
Odpoved' presidentova provazena
jest souhlasem celeho naroda jis-
te Spoienc1.
Odpoved presidentova nadchniz
mas ku jeste vetsim obetem, ku jes-
te pevnejsimu rozhodnuti:P Pro 1plne
zdrceni otroctvi, ,naprostou svobodu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Krajan6! Cechov6!

S ro7echvenym srdcem chapu Sc
pera neb neni tax snadno psati o
nenahraditelne ztrat6. kterou jsme
utrpeli nenadalou smrti' naseho me-
,zapomenutelneho, neunavneho pra
covnika pro celou ceskou kolonii
zde v Baltimore, DIR. Jaroslava j.
Touly. Kazdy poctivy Czech musi
uznati, ze DIR. j. j. Toula vykonal
pro ceskou vec nejvice mas, ba ze
jeste nikdy v zdejsi ceske kolonii
nevyskytl Sc clovek, ktery by Sc tax
zajimal dobro ceske veci. Byl to
muz vzacneho charakteru, nezistny,
poctivy, miluiici pravdu. On pro
pravdu zil, pravdu miloval m0ze.
me ffci, he pro pravdu obetoVal
svGi zivot. Pravda a Svoboda ces-
kemu narodu, bylo 1eho heslem, Eel
ze te svobody, "a kterou hojoval,
Sc nedockal. VSak nikdy nevymizi
z nasi pam9ti a z nasich srdci jeho
pamatka. "Jdete do ceske lekarny.
tam Yam pan Toula poradi." I" bylo
slyseti kazdou chvili. A zajiste zad-
ny nebyl' 'sklamana, kazdemu byla u
delena rada pomoc. DR.. Toula
nikdy nedelal rozdilu. at to byl
chudy aneb zamozny clovek. Kdy-
ST v d1verne rozmluve mne rekl:
"Rad kazdemu poradim, protoze jest
to povinnosti kazdeho cloveka kdyz
mdze, by pomahal jin1m. Ia ces-
ka lekarna byla nasi informacni
kancelari, tam hledali jsme radu a
pomoc. tam radili isme Sc o pfisti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Unfi hrozl rtyoIuci.

Zpravy Budapest9 mluvi, ze v
poslanecke sn6movne uherske hrabe
Karolyi pri jed 1ani o pfedloze me-
odvislosti pro Uhry zadal 0 resigna-
ci Wekerlova kabinetu zfizeni ko-
alicniho ministerstva. Resoluce
Karolyiova zada uzavfenf separat-
niho miru, odtrzeni Sc cd spolku s
N9meckem, uznani neodvislosti jiz-
Mich Slovan6, nastoleni uherskeho
kraIe Budapesti. Hrabe Karolyi
primo hrozil revoluci padu zamit-
mutt resoluce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Nemci d0Stavaji dale.

Usp6Sne anglick6 boje ma fronte
Valenciennske setkavaji Sc Sc sta
lynn 6spechem. Mezi Sambre kama
lem a rekou Scheldtou Belgii An
ghcan6 wall vice nezli 1000 zaiat-
ca a pres 100 del. V lokalnim ito
ku ma Meuse Americke vojsko po-
stoupilo We etvrtek ku predu l XII
lometr v delce 3 a pGl mile. Staly
postup ~Americkeho vojska v blizko-
sti Verdunu neni mono Nemc1 "a.
stayiti. Is aeroplan6 a balon srazen
byl nasimi hochy. Til americke
pozorovaci balony a 6 vzducholodf
Sc poStrada.
Francouzi prekrocili kanal Disc
nedaleko Longchamps. Ma italske
fronte rakouske posice prorazeny
byly Francouzi a 700 Rakusakd "a
iato. Utok podniknut byl ma navr-
sich Asiago.
Spojenecka taktika stale vice Sc
uplatnuje boiich proti- NemcGm.
Washington jest presvedcen, re no
We valecne operace AmerikanG q
Spojenc6 podniknuty budou Sc zdr-
cujici silou proti nemeckych fadam.
Dv9 americke armady brati budou
ma Mich die vsech znamek lvi podil
Cislice prave sestavena ukazuje
ze Britove, Francouzi Americana
ukofistiIi celkem 4.600 del cd zaha
ieni 1toku ma Nemce dne 18. Ger
vence. Pocita Sc, ze to tvofi takr-
ia ctvrtinu n6mecke delostfelecke
vyzbroje.
Asi tisic Angl; ckych zajatc6, KITE
ri byli propust6ni ma svobodu pc
uzavTeni primefi Bulharskem, W.
sv6tlovali, ze ma 50.0 600 srbskych
zaiatcG zahynulo v Bulharskem We
zeni, ponevadz mimi bylo krute
zachazeno. Nedostalo Sc Jim jist
byli doslova muceni neistrasnej-
Sim zp6sobem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
SedeSat pet miIionI byyalych pod
dancI nemecke nadylady pro ma
prOSt0u ne0dViSl0St.

V SIM "Neodvislosti' We Fila
delfii sesli Sc zastupci 65. 600. 600
obyvatel narodnosti dosud utlacova-
nych n6meckou nadvladou, aby u
iednali Sc 0 prohlaseni neodvislosti.
Delegati pozvani byli mayorem FL
ladelfie vlasteneckymi sdruzenlmi
Ameriky.
Prof. I. G. Masaryk, pfedseda
konferenci, ktere d5astni Sc: Jiho-
sloyane, Polaci, ItaIsti iredentiste,
Ukrajinci, Litvini, Rumeni, Rus1a-
ci a Reel.
Konference otevTena byla We stre-
du. Glen jejfm jest organisovanf
stfedoevropskych potlacovanych ma
rodnostl v unii prohlaseni neod-
vislosti. Skoncena bude dnes, v
sobotu.
Prof. Masaryk. president uznane
CechosIovacke republiky, klade va
hu ne ma "vojensk6 ohranicovani"
potlaeovanymi narodnostmi hledaji
cimi samoStatnost ponevac "budou-
ci Europa bude Evropou trvaleho
miru."
Rokovani vedeno forme vlady
bud monarchie nebo republiky.
Christos Vassilakaki, Tecky delegat,
mluvil We prosp6ch konstitucni mo-
narchie, jako il ma Anglie nebo l.
tllie.
Hinko Hinkovitch pTimlouval Sc
"a unii Slovak6. ChorvatG SrbG
bez ohIedu ma nynejSi hranice.
Navrhoval spojeni Sc sebeovladajl-
cich jednotek spise nezli soustfede-
nou vladu. plnym uznanim jazyka
kultury stavajici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Dim zbofen aeroplanem.

Lieutenant R. F. Mackie stezi
vyvazl dterg zivotem, kdyz aero
plan, ma nemz 2kousel motor, sletel
vyse nekolika set stop ia dun u
Boiling Field, Anacostia. Aeroplan
i dun narazem byly roztfisteny.
Lieutenant odnesl nehodu jenom
n9kolika odfeninami.
Pc yalCe mrtyOly vOiinG bndOu
priveZeny do Ameriky.
Mrtvoly vsech americkych vojin6
padlych We Francii, pfivezeny bu-
dou ku konecnemu pohTbeni zret
do SpojenJch Stat1. Rozkazy smy-
slu tohoto poslany byly vojenskym
Ikaplan1m Washingtonu.
Diva miliOny AmcrlkanG We
FranCii.
Vic nez dva miliony americkycf
vojak1 bylo jiz vypravenC pres mo
re, oznamil general March senatni
lmu vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Srazka kary S parOstrojem.

Sest osob zraneno bylo We ctvrtek,
kdyz kara Preston linie srazila Sc s
parostrojem ma rohu Caroline Fleet
nlic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
Rada nyni ma Nemeeku.

Vladnf kruhy Westinghouse ce
kali nejblizsich hodinach slySeti,
Jake N6mecko ucini move kroky v
jednanich. V patek pfevladalo We
Washingtonu min6ni, ze Nemecko
asi znovu postavi Sc proti svym ne
pTateIum ze odepfe jak vzdani Sc
armad svych, tax 7feknuti Sc cisafe
a Re blizke budoucnosti nebude
zadati O zadne move pfimefi.
Nemecka aristokraticka vlada u
mira tezce stale isouc hotova obeto-
vati cel5 nemecky narod, jenom ably
ona Sc udrzela u vlady. Spoienci
Nemecka, Rakousko Turecko. jak
Sc zachovaji, jest jina otazka. ze
vSak N6mecko co nevidet bez Mich
stati bude, jest jisto. Rakousko
Sc rozpada9a, Turecku odzvani Sc
umiratken.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-10-26
ZemreI opuSten.

V 1tery vecer nalezena byla mrt-
vola konduktera poulicnich kar,
Henry Kahlerta, ma podlaze svetni-
ce domu {. 80 S. Durham ulice, v
n6mz osamocen bydlel. Kdyz male
zen byl. byl jiz nekolik dni mrtev.