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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-20

-
- Jew or Gentle black or white; knowing no
favorite, yet favoring all.
Ready and eager to comfort at time when
comfort is most needed. Helping the little home
that's crushed beneath an iron hand, by showing
mercy in healthy, human way rebuilding it. in
fact, with stone on stone replenishing empty bins
and empty cupboards; bringing warmth to hearts
and hearths too long neglected.
NJ Seeing all things with mothers seventh sense
that's blind to jealousy and meanness; seeing men
in their true light as naughty children snatchng,
biting, bitter but with hidden side that's quickest
touched by mercy. qlfge
Reaching out her hands across the sea to
No Mans Land to cheer with warmer comforts
thousands who must stand and wait in stenched and
crawling holes and watersoaked entertainments
where cold and wet bite DEEPER so they write than
Boche steel or lead !o
She's warming thousands, feeding thousands,
healing thousands from her store; the Greatest
Mother in the World-the Red Cross
Your help isneeded give till the heart says
STOP. fgTgo ot pni9g SIS 8TOs
l9V esd aos YIo59fY ta95e9r9
+ f tftyaf.H "tGepf, EN@
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-20
EYsx dollar received the Red Cso War Fund for War Relief

II feeds and clothes entire populations in times q
great calamity.
III Is there to help your soldier boy in his time
need.
with It's Thousands of workers, its tremendous
stores and smooth running transportation facilities
II is serving ~ Americas advance guard-and thu
helping TO win the war
Congress- authorizes II.
President Wilson heads II.
The War Department audits its accounts.
Your Army. your Navy and your Allies enthus
asticaly endorse II.
twenty-five million Americans have Joined 1t.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-20
The Greatest Mother in the World

STRETCHING forth her hands to all in need; to
- Jew or Gentle, black or white; knowing no
favorite yet favorng ALL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-23

A DOUBLE LITTER
slung between don
keys is something
new when it comes to
conveying thewound-
ed, and the British
forces on the Mace
donian front have
contrived it for serv-
ice in the difficult
mountain re gion
north of Salonica.
Underwood & Underwood
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Cine neMe &riiiS tn
@etifo?

M1s ser 91a6barreprblif Merifo
6ringer 1re11er6ings tpieber %be1tnr1tbi=
gen6e @erii6te iiber sic @ren5e bon
elmer @er6i6tung Ger inareren Wir=
rem, sic fir 6he 1rd6ite 3ufnnft nihts
Wi~initigeres berbeiBt. @arran5as
SEER ldaft, rten1als an5u felt, ihetnt
aufs erni tlibite be6robt, ni6t MIR
6urb ste @imaYde 9eebennegiernrrg
int Mor6e1n, Die oamablid GIT ei1ten1
dponi16en nebeI getpor6en tit, bent
nra1 MIR 6on11 b%e1or6ere 8eadtung
16enft, tpe1tr es 1t6 in afnter Torm1
dubert - in einem @m1biiberf fail onf
einen @iienbabn811g o6er a1tf einen
bon Ser tGirffl11rger abgei6nittene1
Milit4rpolt item II forr6erm 6lr6 ebr=
gei5ige @enerale, bie it6I 3t 9elfers=
belf fern ons1Gn6ii6er Hropogonoa
bergeben> tint auf 6em Wege ibre
eige1rer berrdtberiiden 3iele 51 err
reiden. 9a6rr6 be1dtporen lie gletd=
5eitig sic @efnbr Internationally Ser
t%pidelunqen berouf, bie idlieBli6 MIR
8lt11 unbeil 6es 9ar6es ansi9lagen
f0nner. Ob Garran5as 6te1es nn=
tpiir6ige Spiel burbidart, OBJ on19
ct ni6t I'M @ebeimen i6iirt, 11m
6urd Die @ortduid1ng elmer bon
auBen %6roben0en '@efabr, 0ie 8eiiter
inn esnarere11 5u ba11ren, 0as iin6 Sra=
qer, 6te man BON bier aus nnr1og=
Iid) NIT eirem al1b m1r maBtgen
@ra6e BON @epibbeit beoatmorte1
fann; bern G%orrat5as gar5er Gbas
rafter .biloet Gin Natb1el, Dos nod
nien1o16 bat l0len f0nren. Seine
gerebrer 11el11ren i'm BEN groBten
Diplpmoter, SEN Merifo ie berDorge=
braut; tic 1tcnen ibn 1T Ser 8e5ie=
m1no 1peit iiber 0io5, Ser bur6 ei1er7
ne @trenge 511 er1eten 1pubte, tpos
ibtn am biplomatii6en 5abigfeiten
ettua obgitg, bon bem fartaltildyen
gdhpGrmer Ma6ero ut16 bent ber=
1dlofIenetr St16ia11er Snerta itber=
ho1tpt nidt GIT reoer1. Bur 8egriin=
611nq hires l1rtbeils fiibren tie feline
Grfolqe iiber sic Gi1la'ide &ebollt=
ton an, bie meit mebr Oiplomatiider
grt tparen ols militdriider, lttb bie
perbaltniBmdBig f1tr5e 3eit, IN Der es
ibtn gelungen lit, nidt mir I'M SS1r-
ner1 fpenigiters 10 cine 9lrt bon Sroz
mt1tq ber31titellen, lo1t6ern alt6 rad
mtBen bin tpieber ei1rigermaben ge=
reqelte 8e5iebltngen o1t5ltfniipfen.
Sos geben a1t9 Garran5as @egner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

5m, uber iie 1pen11en 9bGaubeit nno
Sinterliit, tpus feline 8epur6erer ais
bobe biplonatii6e 8efabiel1ng pref
ien; 1rody ibmet1 lit @arran5a MIR 90
6urb @err Der 9a6lage getpor6en,
bab er oer1 einen 6einb gegen ben an
beren a1sipielte nrr6 binterber feline
ergebenlten 8erf5ellge beiieite ibob>
feine treueltem 6reunbe perrietb. Die
@abrbeit mag in Ser Witte liegen -
elm @ngel lit Garra1r5a ie6enfaas
ni6t> a11b in Ereue l1n0 3uperlaiiig=
felt bat er bisber feline ioruberli6 fer
borragenben Hroben nbgelegt, eber
Dos @egentbeil, aber ibm 6eSbalb al
le Sabigfeiten abipre6en gu 1pollen,
miir6e nidt muir cine grobe ungere9=
tigfeit, ionbern et1paS mett S6lim=
n1eres nodJ, ei1re gefabrlide Inter
ibdbr1eg, be6el1ten.
Bpller lnflarbeiten lit Die &alt11ng
6es meri6aniiden Graii0enten BEN
Ser. Staaten gegeniiber, 6eren o11f=
ri9tiger u1r6 u1untalrbarer 6reun6=
iduft CT feline bobe Steunng at Der
onnten bot. Som mirfli6er 9anf=
borfeit bafir fat er nob ME ei1re
9pnr merten laiien; 1elblt sic
6reum I1aftsDeri t6erungen, Die er
BON 3eit 5u 3eit iiber 6en @io
@ralroe erl6allen laBt, made1 einen
10 getiinitelten @in6rrd> 0aB mani
bei ibnen unm0gli9v 1purm per6en
fan11, un6 maht man trob6em einen
ebrliden Geriub 6a5u, Damn fom1nt
fat immer glei6 oarauf Elm falter
8aiferltraM - in 5orm irge1t0eirer
nit ser 5pibe 1pa6 Nor0en geridte=
ten @rfig1t1pg = io6aB man iebr
i91peu tpie6er ernii6tert miro. l1m
10 gr0Bere M%nerfemung ber0ienen
DEM r,oqeniiber Ole 8%eniibn1rgen Der
Naturalization in 8aibington> 6as
&erbdltniB 3u Merifo allmabli6
6o6 rod gu einem mabrbaft fre1no=
1daftliden at %geitalten, Dor aQe1n,
Dos 6ur9 getpiiierrloie Seter IN 0as
merifanii6e 8olf getrage11e W1ib=
trauen in un1ere @ufri6tigfeit at 5er=
itrel1en. l1ngeadtet al(er ISABEL
iti6e> offer o~ffencn u116 Deritedten
SerouSfor0ernngen, arbeitete Die
amerifonii6e Negierung unermioli6
a11f cine @eiierulrg Der 8%e5iebungen
fin, n1u6 lie bat 6o6l1r1 bel Dem be11r
fen6en Ebeil 6es merifanii6en @ol=
fes oudJ bereits erfrealide Grfo1ge
5u ber5eidnen, 5umul in ser Sc
16dftsmelt, 6ie nnter 6en &dmpfen
beS lebten Sabr5ebntS idtper 5n lei
6en batte un6 je6e 8epega1ng under
1tiibt, Ole a11f cine MISUNDERSTANDING
ser Or6rltng ob5ielt. 0u5u aber lit
0ie 6reun0i6aft Ser Ser. Staaten
unentbebrli9, 6ieie @rfenntniB brt6t
iid) immer ntebr in Merito 8abn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

@ie man snrscit III Sinnlanb lett.
True translation filed with the pose
master at ST.. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 9, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress- of October 9Th, 1917.
5todboIm m, 9. Meai. Gbornfpon
Sapnes, amerifoniider &otiltl 1T
Seliingfors, Sitmt1at1o, gab IN et1te11
ousfiibrli6en @eridt on 6te, bteitge
@elanotIdoft cine qiinitigere Sfiloe-
r1tttq Ser bortigen @erbaltniie. 9ier-
nah baben Ml1slGnber MIR NIT Der
Meaiera11tg GIT tbatr, 1tnb pDentIdlo1tb
relpaftiert ore bot Der firu1iiden Sc
gierrng getroffenen WaBreqeln."
Sic Deutide1l sic nod Sinnlonb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Der
Mlilionen 443,421 &ro1ren berei1r-
ID yeI 60 WIN =. ~Y..o 1870. 90

Wl1l10nen 44Oi4Gl StrOlleft Derelll=
nabn1t, 6as beiBt Elm Hllls gegen 6as
@oriabr bon ettpa 81 Miqionen. -
@ir lelen I'M ugeeuen 8iener Sour
nol":: h Der nablten 3eit miro Sic
Miener @anoels= n1tb @etperbefotn=
n1er MGbdtpirn an 6ie 8eb0lferung
3nr 8ertbeilrng bri1rge11. 9a ste ser
0ffentliden notwithstanding Der fig
barren @orrGtbe an 3mirn infolge bes
qan5li6en Ml1sfalles ser 3ufl1br bon
@auntpoIle alBeroroentli6 gering
lin6, a116 feline Smporte bon ferti=
gent 3mirn int Snlano mir in iebr
be1hrqnfftem 1mfange Dor iid) gebt,
lit 6as in M11siidt lteber0e Auartl1m
auer6ings 1ra1r bel6ei6en. SIMMER
bin tpir6 al1f ie0en Sm1sbalt eine
|@pule bon so Metern entfallen. Sic
@ertbeilu1rg ion 6urd sic &anfmon1=
ffaft borgerommen peroen.
Snnsbrnf. - @ine 8eriamm=
luna Ser bier 6eu1ti6Ltiroler 2ar6es=
parfeien nabtn cine @ntidlieBung an,
in ser Elm gemeiniames 8orgeben
nit oem Deuti6en &ei9 1T &ricg
un6 Srieoen %geforoert l1rr6 a1t6 fir
sic tiroler tpi6tig erflart miro> 0ab
6urh Die @eriteQung elmer Stroller
belIer 16iiben6en @ren5e a1n @an6e
ser Sii6olpen nit ser @inberleibnng
ser olten 6e11tl9en @ebiete, ser 6ret=
aebn @emeir6en 11r6 5iebem Sc
mein6em @lab1t nno 3abre, 1otpie
our6 sic M11ferlegung zines ousgie=
bigen straightforward iabes Golien BE-
ltro It 1111o abgeidredt tper0en ion.
G6mets.
81. BaIIe11.- SIN Sitter bo1r
beinabe 80 Sabren itarb INT 4. 0far5
&err BuG0rnder S. S. Sonoeregger,
ser ebemalige 8erleger 6es ugSabr=
%beitsfreur6" rn6 0es nel1en Sag
blatt. Bor me1rigen 8o6en befiel
Sen friiber mic frarf @eneienen eir1
qualpones 9ei6en ols So1ge boben
Mlters nrr6 mobte ieinem 2eben Elm
u1pertportet rai6es gnDe. Ser SOB
trat 16lieBlid als @rl0ier an oas
&rarfe1rbett oeS 2eiben6en beram,
oe1ien lomrtger &umor i'm on6 IN
Sen Sagen 1einer &ranfbeit nno bet
alien 2ei6en, Die er 5u er01tloen bat
te> 11idt berlieB. @on6eregger tpor
Elm a%1s6a11ern0er Gl1Bganger. Dortn
laq cine 0lteue ieiner &raft nn6 @u=
%ltigGfeit Big ins. bobe Sitter. Sen
Santis ion er SO M5al beitiegen ba=
ben, 6os Iebte Mal Dor 5mei Sabre11
als 87idbriger.
56mp5.- Sic @o8ioliiten ent=
falten or6 in un1erem Sfauffaber=
lanbe eine 1tets energti6ere Sbattg=
felt. STR 6iibrer, 8e5irfSamt1nam
@attenbofer, laBt nidtS urberln9t,
tint 1tets 1re11e Mnbdnger fir Die TO-
5inltiti19e Sa6e 5n tperben. Selblt=
neritdno1i9 miro 6ie io5iali1tii1e Sc
megnrg in nnlerem &a11ton als mog=
lidit barmlos borgetragen rrr6 tper=
oen on6ertpeittge @orga1pge nn6 Sc
1trebnngen Der @enoiien fraftig ber-
nrtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Die alte Beifndtb.
Erpbtna 8ran6enbnrg.

AAUOtu1
Berlin. - 9ie Sommer5eit
tpuroe in Deut16lan6 erbebli6 er=
meitert. @dbren6 sic Sommer5eit
1916 fir Die 3eit bom 1. 0fai Bis
80. Geptember, fir 1917 bonn Is.
Mpril bis 16. September feltgeiebt
mar, tp11roe iie in 6ieiem Sobre be-
reitS am Sfermontag, ben 1. Mpril,
beqormen 1n6 miro er1t ont IA. Otto
Der en6en. - 8or einigen Sogen
ml1r6en in @ots6om anf bent
Gdlodtbofe rs gei9la6tete Sammel
.aum Eransport nit Ser 8obn 1roh
Berltn Derlaoen. Sn Ser &ei9S-
boupt1toot 1ino aber nl1r Is Sbiere
e%ingetroffen, Sic iibrigen 60 noren
perid1prn6en. Grot eifrigiter Nodt
fori6nngen lit es bisber ni6t gelun-
gen, oen 8erbleib ser 9an1t1el 5t en-
mitteln. - 9as gefammte Beri o1al
ser WroBen 8erliner 5traB enbabt
bot BON Ser 5to6tbertpoltung lie 10
Morf grtrabelobnung fir feline SOL
t1nq ar1l6Blidy Ser Streifbetpegutg
erbaltert, o1Ber6em erbielt jeoer EN-
g lno @ped ooer 6ett 5ugetbeilt.
Sen Mngeltellten Ser Sodbabagelea=
l6oft unr6e cine dbnliGe Sortoerbe=
lobnl1ttg 5utbeil.
@eitfale1.
s. - SS11 Dortmtno
boben iid Sic @%pmnoltoI ten benz
Shleihbon6el ergeben rno 0ar1tt
biel Welb ber6ient, 6os tie IN Sores
un6 Gergniigungslofalen perpnbten:
giner ser S11ngens ion int Mtonat
Big 1,4O0 Marf ber6ient baben. Dent
Greiben lit Nun Elm @iegel geltecH
tpor6en.
Gbeinprppins.
Menenfirden. = gt11f Grit
be vaonig" ereignete 1id etne ortli1e
ghlagtpetter : grploiion. Sci Der
ielben famen brei Bergarbeiter 81
Shooen. Ser Bergman1t S. 8ahr lit
to6t, fein &omerab Sobonn Sung
un6 ser gd)leppcr 8trrumg erlitten
lebensgefabrIide 8rarotpurtoer1. Gin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

fa1ne1t, bro9ten ibre eigene Nabrltng
nit, ober nnter Ben Si11nen ielblt
berr1bt Mobru11gsfnappbeit, belon-
oerS it Den n0rolid)elt Ebetle oes
2alroes. &oniul SaDres enpfteblt
be11 belgiiden @lon fir Silfeleiitl1tt=
gen ant 6irurlan6 1nb be1tft, 6aB 6ieS
alth elmer tpeiterer Mnlebintttg Der
Ji1rne1t an Oeutiblanb borbel,gen
lpiirbe.
Der @on1ul idrieb, boB anardie
in oa1rs Ginnla1b berribte, oils Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
@rbcbmnge11 ipllen luieber beginner,

VTDcuuN1eN 1uHtN luttutl utYlNAtl+
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May g., 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8aibington, 9. Mai. Sc
iduloiga1nge1t nn6 Mnbeutungen bon
nnregelm4Bigfeite11 1T @erbin6rng
nit 0em ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ie
0ffentli6 nro in Sen @arbelgangem
6es &npitol9 felt einiger 3eit beipro=
de11 poroen nnre1n, tpur6e1 beute I'M
@erat nit ser Gor6er11ng elmer I'M
terludung ur6 ielbit itrafre6tli9en
@erfolg1tng porgebro6t. @abreno
Der Debotte erfldrten 1id beri6ie6ene
Meitglie6er 6es MilitdrfomiteeS fiir
cine @te6enerofhfn11rtg Ser l1nteri11=
da1rg, mel6e rel1li6 BON bent So
mitee abgei9loiien 1pltroe, aber Sc
nator @it9cod BON NebraSfn> Der ant
tiren6e @oriiben6e, iagte, oas So
mitee bube feirre Gouma6t, 1t6 out
eine itrafredtli9e @erfolgung ein51-
lal1e11, nt1O OaB Dds oSn1It5d11I Dte1e
8bo1e ser MngeIegenbeit IN 0ie So1ro
nebmen iol1e.
5erator &idcod 1pru6 lt6 iiber
sic ongeblide Srrefiibntng Der Sefz,
fentlidfeit be5iigli6 Der Merop1a1t9
proo1tfttiior ours 11n6 erflarte, 6ob Die
Merpplanbebor6e ~etr r1el1ges
ghmin6elip iel nit 6em gar15en Sa11=
6e oetrieben babe." Ser Sretbeits-
motor 1ei tbatlGblih tpeiter ni6ts ols
Elm perbeIierter Gadaromotor, nt1o
sic &egier11ng babe 6ie Mbftdt, Ser
8udar6 Company 5pt1den $5O0,O0O
11n6 elmer Mi1ion fir tire Suffered
fen at be5ab1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

|Sprite! Sangers, iteigt auf! @or-
op1rts! Sa11t auf Die 9fer6e!"
Sic Nferoe legten 1id) in Die Site
men.
ga erideint an ieinem Stode BIN
feno, ser Mmtmann nit ibm ein So
li5ilt. uSotol, @err l1blenoorf,"
id1orrt iener. Ser 8ronb lit an
Sbrcr glei6erei. Ma1 bats bon1
&irdtbnrm geIeben."
9ie Spriten raiieln 0urdy 0as
0orf binterbrei ser 2e%itertpogen nit
Sen Steigern, oarunter a16 llblen=
oorf un0 ser Mmtmam.
Cine &11tihe f,br, id1per onfdrr=
pfeno gegen 0en Shtrm, itber Sic oii=
ltere 9an0itrabe. Maria 8r0plting
ioB barin, in einen bi6en Montel &C.
biilt, ste &opu5e iiber Sen &opf &C.
5oge1.
Sic fam aus Dem &%ranfenbntie,
mo lie 2isbetb 51riidgelaiien batte.
SIR 8r11ber mar 1o6 bema1btlos &C.
>pe ien. Mber cine i6lel1nige Opera=
ton idien sic nddite @efabr beiei=
tigt 51 baben. l1n6 Satte Sin lag
pieoer I'M 6ieber ur6 bral1dte ibre
Efleee.
@%eflommenen Screens batte tie iid)
pom Sdmer5enslager 6es 8ruoers
getremnt. sMs lie ibrn to6tenblei6,
nit ge0ffnetem Mrtn6e, Dor iih lie=
gen iab, oo >por lie ol1f Sic &niee ME
0ergel11nfen in different @eb. Mlles,
mas ser 8r1toer ibr angetban botte,
tpar bergelien. Gin @ilb oes liebe1s=
miirnigen, beiteren SSii11glings ita1to
ibr aus ser friiben Sl1gen65eit mic
Ser Dor ser @eele. Oie Sbrdnen
ltiir5ten ol1s ibren Mltgen. Mit BE-
benoen 6ingern beto1tete lie bie Soro
oes Sbnm6dtigen, bie froftlos oltf
ser meiBen 9ede lag. @erte morgen
nodD batte 6iele Smnb ibr ge0robt.
SSebt preBte Sic 8eorobte einen lei
oenihoftlihen &nB borauf.
9atn ,f1tbr lie bur6 BEN bel1le1r0en
@in0, einiam nit ibren triiben @e=
oanfen. Ser &egen flatldte an oie
6enerideiben 6es geidlo1enen $50
gems. 9fltr FIN nn6 tpieoer per11ab1n
tie 0us gdnoatben Ser Hfer6e.
Sic battle 6us 8e1i6t TN BEN 9or1=
Ben pergraben. SIR gruoer fornte
lterben! @as 1oute Damn tperoerp?
Sic Mbantolie berlagte ibr oen
0ienit
@ie6er be11gte Tie 1td Dor nno
1torrte regl1ngslos, gebanfenlos onr6
6as Ienite binaus IN Die tin tere
Mo6t.
Ser @egen batte oufgeb0rt.
@ie Elm No9tgeipenit tandte Der
rieiige Sdlot ser 8lei6erei Dor ibren
M11gen ol1f.
Sim 6obriftbore int sdetne Ser
triiben 2aterne 1ab tie, fir et1en M1t=
oenbIif m1r, Elm 5nlammer1ge=
idrumpftes Md1nden. Gle gloltbte
ei11 h0bnil6e5 2a6en 5u boren n11o
fubr eri9redt 5uriid.
(SdlatB fo1gt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

fonjtitltionede Megierultg boielblt
iiber Sen @aufen %ge1porfen muroe, il1-
fpIue set Sbdtigfeit Ser rotben
@or6e. 5dtpe6en pertpeigerte 9ilfe,
1tn0 onoere ifan6inobiide 2an6er
fonnten niht belfen, apdbrenb Srer1f=
reidl Sic ein5tge &egier1tna Der gn-
teute, meldye Sic finniidre Mep1blif
onerfannt bette, redtseitig feline Sill.
re oortbin idaffen fpnntc, 10 BOB ben
sSinnetr nidts anberes iibrig b1ieb,
als 1id an Deutldlamb gut tper1oe1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

gl11d) bon bieien Maientasen lit ie=
ser Sag ein 2ebe11. Mn legli6em
Mbem begrGbt ein 8eiier ibn o6er
Elm Gbor; Elm @eiier, me1tn er i'm
geriikt, Elm Gbor, tpet11r er ib1 Der=
loren bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

Mmf sen edten &atriptismts pakt
ser Sob aa1s Sen S1riften bon 9to=
bert Brnb: 9ie Sbat, 0ie eri tie muir
5elt I'M @emiibt; tpie iou ein Sener
ie ent5iinoet mer0en, tpen1 ni6t 5n=
Dor ser beil'ge 6l1nfe ipriibt?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-04

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
HERO OF VERA CRUZ
DEAD OF INFLUENZA
Lieut. Commander Lawrence
Townsend. Jr.. Buried in
Arlington Cemetery

Lieutenant Commander Townsend
Jr was a son of the former United
States Minister to Portugal and Belgium
and nephew of f. Price Townsend and
Harrison Townsend, of this city. He
died in Washington on Sunday of
pneumonia brought on by epidemic in
tluenza
Lieutenant Commander Townsend was
born in Overbrook and spent his early
wears in this city, but for the last dec
ade or two his family had lived abroad
and in Washington. His mother was
formerly Miss Natalie Hannah, OF this
city.
While at the Naval Academy at An
napois from 1905 to 1909 Commander
Townsend roomed with the late Richard
Mccall Elliott. Jr., of this city, and was
an usher at the wedding OF Lieutenant
Elliott and Miss Jean Packard.
Commander Townsend was commend
ed for bravery al the capture of Vera
Cruz by United States naval forces in
1914, he having led IA party of blueJack-
cts that cleared out a nest Of snipers in
an old stone hotel
Since the United States entered the
world war Commander Townsend has
been on special duty in the Balkans, and
II was due in great measure to his eforts
that tardy recognition was at last given
10 the courageous CZecho- -Slovaks. He
had charge OF the arrangements for the
meeting in Carnegie Hall, New York.
last week.
When the Government decided to take
over the Sayville. l.. l., wireless plant
VI the German Government, Comma nder
Townsend was in charge of the party
that seized the place. A few days later
he was severely injured in an automo-
bile accident, engineered, 1t was said, by
German plotters. He never fully recov-
cred his health.
II was learned today that the engage
ment of Lieutenant Commander Town.
send and Miss Justine Van Rensselaer,
Townsend. niece of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Townsend and of Mrs. Thomas II.
Barber, of New York and Southampton,
was to have been announced in few
days. ..-'
Miss Townsend is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Townsend and
is a niece of Nine. Waddlngton, of
Paris She IL now in Washington with
cousin. Mrs Theodore Boynton.
The funeral OF Commander Townsend
was held yesterday. Interment was
made at the National Cemetery. Airing
ton. near Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
PENN REDUCTION
ONLY BIDDER FOR
GARBAGE WORK
Asks S724.OOO for 1910 Collection,
Which Is Sl84.000 More
Than This Year

Garbage collection in Philadelphia ~
to remain Penn Reduction Company
monopoly. and at its own figure.
The Penn Company was the Only ap-
plicant for the job when Chief Hicks.
of the Bureau of Street Cleaning, opened
bids TODAY. Its price for the work in
1918 is $4,000, or sl4s.I44 more than
It's remuneration this year, and s23O'OOO
more than the bid which last May won
the 1919 contract for Edward I. Mur-
phv. Of Boston, who later refused TO
accept the work.
Director Datesmau, OF the Department
of Public Works. has announced tha'
suit will be entered against Murphy
surety to recover the difference between
his bid of s4S6,000 and the sum me
CITY VIII have to spend TO have the
work done. ooo
The 1919 cost may not be the SI24,OOO
hid by the Penn Company however.
Fred w willard. the general manager
was present when the bid was Opeheu'
and offered to perform the work on
cast nlus system should the city prefer
He did not say what percentage or pront
wouId he acceptable to the company
holding there was nc need 20 DISCUSS tnat
detail unless city officials should express
interest In the offer
The Penn Reduction Company mas
held the garbage collectlon coit' act
1918. No bid was submitted last May,
however, the company explaining that
Mr.. Hoover's food-saving mandates were
being so we'll observed that no proht re-
NAMED in the garbage collection Job.
Murphy was the only bidder at that
time He offered 10 do the work Tor
sass. 900 or ss9.256 less than the existing
contract with the Penn Company He
was not known to city officials, but as
no one else offered to undertake the
lob, the contract was awarded TO him'
He said he proposed TO establish dis
posal plant at Delaware and Weccacoe
avenues He filed a check for $500 as
evidence of good faith.
About a month ago. however, he an
nounced his refusal to go ahead with
the contract asserting there was
legal fiaw" in the manner of making
the award His check was retained,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
GRIPS DEA TIL CLAIMANTS
FILL INSURANCE OFFICES
Industrial Companies Forces of Clerks and 4dister Unable to
Keep Up With Unprecedented Demands Under
Lite and Health Policies

INDUSTRIAL Insurance Offices in this
L city are crowded with families and
beuefciaries of thousands of victims Of
the influenza epidemic.
Endeavoring TO have their claims set
tied. they appear with the opening OF
Offices early in the morning. and the
throngs have been increasing with every
hour
Overworked superintendents and
claim adjusters have been unable to go
to lunch, owing to the rush. and 1t is
probable night forces will be maintained
at many of the division offices until con-
ditions become normal.
At the twelve Industrial branches or
the Prudential Insurance Company Of
t,ce forces are proving inadequate to
meet the Unprecedented number OF
claimants. who wait in outer Offices