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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

among Negro women and social SER
vice workers.
While the Speaker announced that
he would never deliver this address
again in this city, there is such a
Glamour among those that did not
hear. and many who heard it, until
many lady worker of his church
hopes to induce him to appear again
at larger place where thousands
may hear the entire address in com
fort.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
orARE nEkl'FoR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER

4 Washington. n, c. - eth
4 rights OF al persons now filing
4 Income Tax returns are asnpIy
4 protected BY provisions for
4 attachments, refunds and APP
4 peas, says Commissioner Dan
4 tel @. Roper. NJ I
4 Every person Gan be sure OF
4 square deal. No person Is ex-
4 pected to pay more than his
4 share OF tax. His share Is de-
4 lerinlned solely hy the amount
4 and nature Of his net income for
\ 1918. as defined In the law.
4 "Abatement petitions are dealt
4 with open-mIndedly. Refunds
4 win be made In every case where
4 TOO much FAX Is enormously col
4 lected.
4 "The Income Tax is ON the
4 level all the way through"
AA&*%t%*AAA+t t+tt'
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

Dr. &. l.. Harper goes farther over
the top as crowd getter ard lecturer
Long before tive hour OF the lecture
Sunday afternoon. Fec. %, 1919, st.
johns Church was crowded to over
flowing. BY the time the speaker
took the platform, 1t was reported
that many hundred had turned away.
uhe crowd that filled the church was
tremendous multitude o. women
that could scarcely lind breathing
room.
Dr. Harper, the speaker OF the
hour, descended nom his study to
The platform fifteen minutes before
the speaking hour, and had 10 wedge
his way to the stand. He was greet
cd with cheer alter cheer from the
audience.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper had charge
OF the program. Mrs. G. y. Shirley,
lnstrnctrcss OF Primary Circle, read
the scripture lesson. A choir OF fe-
male voices furnished music for the
occasion. The lady uehers Of the
church did yoeman services in caring
Tor the mammoth host. The Deacon
ess Board under Madam Willie Rob-
inson. and the Home Misslol Stan
under Madam N. N. Phillips did
grace to the services by the accept
able way in which they helped 70
make the occasion a success.
The speaker was introduced, at
his own request by his wife. Mrs.
Harper In few well chosen words
presented her husband as "A Fear
loss Speaker" and Popular Preach
err" one who was At home In de-
livering not only rebukes against
the evil OF today, but In dealing with
sermons covering theological and
philosophical issues. His thoughts
wore gold and his words We're di-
Almonds.
The speaker then took the stand
and captlpated his audience from
the start. In every utterance he held
his balance and showed himself mas
ter Of the situation He paid high
compliment to the cosmopolitan audi
ance II they came to hear hla iidi-
cule the country reared woman who
wore rue down shocs. ana out-of-
Etyle-clothing. and cheap jewellery
Just because they were from the
country. they would be disappointed.
He then showed where all 4 us
came from the country either directly
or through ancestry. He CURED a
shower OF bouquets at the ieet OF Il !
Negro women.
The body of the discourse was
founded on Bible story found in
Gen. S4th Chapter From this he
drcH many lessons: among which he
warned mothers 70 teach their girls
to be on the watch for traps In q y
life: tho wife to be true t. her hus-
band and beware OF fast men The
widow and single woman to be pa
tent and f.St TO take after evDry
form OF man.
He dealt heavy blows against mix
ing OF white men withe MICRO WON en-,
and consigned such women to the
lowest round on the scple of degra-
dalton. He told the single women
and others to stop making Il so pleas
rnt for tzxD men VITO walk on and
lnaTe theif wives without cause,
he advised them to strike ON such
men. and they would soon be bach,
n their wives, He nailed some
aledge-hammer blows against women
and girls dsncing with men who are
10 relation 10 them. The goddess Of
sFshiCn came In also for her share
He warned poor eirls, against trying
10 Dire like the wealthy because o,
its eTa The price often paid fus
nice suit. be showed. was too desi
for any woman 10 pay. He advised
wives TO i've such lives before their
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
BIRTHs.

10 g. y. Long. 1854 Sand, Feb. 70.
girl.
TO I.olsey Ewin sten s7OI Rose
land. Feb. 10. a girl.
70 Joseph Mci.ewis. 270i Taylor.
FEB. "a, hoy.
To Jewel Haynes, 7l5 Haincs. Feb.
20, a girl.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

AZ o'clock last Tuesday evening
= the home Of David r. Bobo in
JoQker Washington Addition. sneak
thief played havoc with contents Of
tncir smoke house,
AS they sat comfortably az the
dining table enjoying the sweets and
pslaiaeie taste Of meats killed. dried
and cured In iAelr own smoke-houso.
|a thief silently crept to the open
es1oke house and carried away seven
tetn or eighteen pounds Of fresh
spare ribs. pork hams and equally
ak snany pounds ot back-Sonas ann
inside good IN nasty 1csSeat He
had no heart says hobo, "he simply
leranged my ptsAs for the break
fast meal and os returning Ia the
smoke h0uke ana Ending Ii empty. :
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Totten who
have been in ST. Louis. Mo-. for sew
eral months have returned TO the
city and are at their home on Crow
dus street.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
PAY and file
INCOME TAX
BEFORE MAR. Is
U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau
Gives Warning That Severe
Penalties Will Be Enforced.
WOMEN WITHIN LAWS SCOPE;
HOW THEY REPORT INCOME


The Income Tax drive comes to a
close on Saturday night, March 10.
All payments and returns due on that
date nnder the provisions of the new
Revenue Law must be In the hands OF
local Internal Revenue Collectors be-
fore their offices close that night.
The Income Tax is being collected to
meet the war expenses Every person
who shouted and footed his horn on
Armistice Day is now called upon to
contribute his share Of the cost of win
ming the war;
The laggards and the dodgers will
face severe fines and jail sentences.
The Internal Revenue Bureau an
nounces that Its officers will check us
all up TO see that every person who
comes within the scope Of the Income
Tax law did his share.
Where to Pay and File.
Residents Of Texas are required to
make their returns and pay their taxes
to Alexander S. Walker, Collector of
Internal Revenue, Austin, Tex, or to
deputy collectors who are now
doing free advisory work on Income
Tax.
Payments sent by mail should be at
tached to the returns and should be In
the form of check, money order or
draft. Cash payments by mail nre sent
al the taxpayers risk Of loss.
II you are unable to make your re-
turn personally because of illness, ab-
sence or incapaclty, an agent or legal
representative may make your return.
IL there are any doubtful points as to
your items OF Income or allowable de-
auctions, you should get in touch at
once with q Revenue officer or bank
er for advice.
Women Pay Tax.
Women are subject TO all the require
ments of the Income Tax. Whether
single or married, a woman's income
from az. sources must be considered.
II unmarried, or II living apart from
her husband, she must make her re-
turn for 1913 II her net income was
$1,000 or over.
II married and living with her hus-
band, her income must be considered
with the husbands In determining the
liability for return. Their joint In.
come. less the credits allowed by law.
is subject to normal tax. The wlfe's
net income Is considered separately In
computing any surtax that may lie due.
Husband and wife file Jointly, as a
rule. II the husband does not include
his wlfe's income In his return, the
wife must file separate return.
Severe Penalties.
The new Revenue Law places severe
penalties on person who falls to
make return on time, refuses to make
return or renders fraudulent return.
For failure to make return and pay tax
on time fine of not more than 81 900
Is named, and 25 per cent of the tax
due is added to the assessment. For
refusing wilfully TO make return, or
for making false or fraudulent re-
turn there Is a fine Of not exceeding
$4,000 and Imprisonment of not ex-
ceeding one year, or both.
Farmers Income Taxable.
Every farmer and ranchman who
had fair or rood year In 1918 must
heed the Income Tax this year He
must consider all his income as tax
able. He is entitled to deduct from
his srpncc fnno,,.a ali ,nnni,ntc o~nan.tad
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev F. X. White, d. D.. Pastor
Splendid services all day Sunday
school at $3.50 m. were well at
tended. Rev. G. II. Wilson Of Brook
lyn, OKLA, broke the bread of life
to us at 1880 a. m. Rev. Wilson is
one OF Gods greatest angels. We
hope to have him with us again
soon; two additions
J. w. SATTERwHITE,, Church
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

We were amused the other day
WHOM going into the Cohen store. 1908
Elm street, near ccrnor of Elm and
Eryay, the ether. day, the proprietor
said = an Express representative do
your people read advertisements
much?
yes sir, replied the ncwsman."
We'll | am going TO give away
something in form OF a souvenir to
each one Of your people who cut
cur aG and bring 1t to the store
said the manager"
"AlI right said the reporter. our
folks will certainly fool you II you
think they don't read" ~
I'VE want to introduce cur $780,
coo stock of goods we arc sacrificing
and whether they buy oil not. we are
going t. giYe~. each person who visits
cur store something to remember us
"All right. thanks. said the report
en- and good bye"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01

Corporal Harry L. Jordan retul-
ed to the city Wednesday from Camp
Mccartney having in his possession
"a honorable discharge from the
government His mrhy friends are
delighted in his safe return to civilian
life.
Miss A. c. Scott, aged IL died We'd
nesdny afternoon at Garland. Texas.
and was buried Friday morning at
~ ncl0ck at Chies "a. Texas.
Be sure and read the ad OF Cohen
at 170s Elm street, found elsewhere
IN this paper. Cut 1t out an go
here. Lcok 4 up. Cohen at 1908
Elm street aas $4,000 worth Of new
millinery. read their ad.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
BOLD THIEF ROBS VICTIM OF
MORNING PORK CHOPS.

Fresh Spare RIBS ana Rack Iones
Leaves Smoke House While Family
Y Dining. Embty Now Is the
Ssnoke House for the Meat Is Gone
Away.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
REy. q. c. HARPER IN HIS DE-
LIyRRANCE OF -THR COUNTRY
WOMAN IN TOWN.

BY Mrs. G. o. Shirley,
Teacher Of the Primary Circle Of
The st. Johns institutional Church.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
AIIowanees for Losses.

Losses sustained In 1918 and not GOV
cred by insurance are deduc'lble Items
II incurred Il, ine taxpayers business
or trade, In any TRANSACTION under-
'aken for profit, or arising from fire.
storm, slipwreck E other casualty. OF
rom theft.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
THEY WILL BE SURPRISE.

J. w. sATTERwHITE, Church
Clerk.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
111,179 S0oesiGlle.

True translation fled with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
May ?, 1919, as required by Act
of October 6, 1911
@aibiugton. - Gin orntIihcr 9e-
riht oes 8eneroIar5teS ser @rlnee
aibt Die 3nbI Der in Der 9rmec nab.
reno oes aricgcs berid)teten Sooess
idle nIf 1t1,t79 an; hieruon entail
len 1889 oocr 81 9rogat aui
SterbefdIle 0urdl 9ranfbeit, 10 8ro.
sent fin6 Dor Dem 6cino gciallcn oocr
@unoen crleqen mto 6 8rosent
mlf SterbcidIe burh ionitige llnfalle.
&on Oen Sterbiaue our6 aranf
heit iinb 10000 ieit ginItelltma Ser
,Scin0icligfciten porqctommcn.
Die ON TO- 9lpril 3u Gnoe Qefom.
meme @ohc mar, mic Der 8eriht iagt,
Die brittle bintereinonoer, pelhe einen
mertIid1cn &iifanng neiler 3ranf.
heitsf1lle nuflpeiit; MIR 9.422 Sol.
oaten mirocn nIS crfranft ongenel.
eet, mas $50 pro Gnltieno beoeutet.
Iaer6iriqS meiien Sic Grfrnnfnngcn
on 9npbus cine Grhobltna ouf. ocnn
es muroen in ser @odle "a ncue Sale
acmel0et.
GGSn oen @er. Stontcn ipIbIt herr
iden IN feinem Eager unb in feitcr
Citation @pi6enien ait$1enommen in
Camp 0enen$, mo- SufIuen3o uuo
2unncnent3iiilblng unter Sen 3uriid
aefebrten Eruppcu qrniiiren. Set
@cgilm bes GrieaeS iino tt0,562 cr.
frnnfte 5oI0atcn nod oerScintotb 3,.
riidaeid)nfit por6en. Anh ocn les
ten @crihten befnnoen fidl in llebcr,
Zee 2o3nretteu 44,t72 Rranfc nno
9i2S 8crlette. eierpon ioIlen i'm
Noi $4,000, i'm e5luti, 5000 uno i'm
,uili 1000 Monn 8uriifgcihofft lper.
DEN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
gewaltige Senersbrunit.

9ofobnna, Sapan. - Gin GROCER
Ibeile bon 2ofobanto. Snpun, 1T om
Wontn9 ourd) Seiter 5eritort worsen.
3ipeitauieno gebdlioe, oorintcr elm
SbciI ocs @eihdftsoiitrifts, aingcn
in 6Iunnren auf. 6cue1pebrlellte aus
Eofio bnlfen bel ben 9oihdrbeitcn
ino perbilteteu, baB Die s5Innrnen fidl
ouf 0en nuslanoiihen @obube5irt
aisoehntcr.
Ter SahihoOen miro ouf $4,000.
600 2)cn, ettpn $7,470.000 noh Der
8edieIrnte Dor Dem Rrieg, grfd,1Bt.
Iniiienoc iinb oboohIos ge,puroen.
,3tpci 1erionen fpuroen get06Nt mo
80 bcrlett Sedl5ig Strobengeoicric
in Den ioponiiten Guartierpu fino
nieocrqcbronnt, oariitter 0ffentlihe
t5ebdli0c un0 @ohubalier.
Ga mar bic pcrbeerrnoite 1ScucrS.
brltnit in Scr @eihihte 9ofobanins.
Sen inllicrthciI oerSto0t nobncnoen
AusldnOcrn bot lid Elm groltiieitGuer
9Inblif Slim Seuer piitheten 5u Qlei.
der 3cit uuo ridtcteu untcr ben Gin.
mobnern. Die iidl ncrgcben5 bemjlhten,
ibrc Nobc in Siderhcit 3u bringen,
5dredcn uuo Fanif an Ter @iiraer.
meiitcr bat cine 0iIiaoftion iilr 6ie
9'Othlcl0en0cn eingcleitet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
MtrifO brandt ytnbrnn9ss
mittel.

9Sdihlngton - HlG0ro Sole uon
California, Elm intiner iSreuuo 6ran.
cis Wnoeros. oes ermor0Gtcn nIeri.
toniifen GrGlioenten, uuo ip0ter Ser
peri0nlide 9eratRr ot| Qrdiioen.
ten GnrraBa, bis oieier iid) Oeutid).
Idn0 5ltneigte, erfidrte heltte, beiuuif,
nete SSntcrpcution in Merifo lei Elm
bohit perlpcrflihes llnterfangeu. Die
Sereilliaten Staaten ioIltcu inoeiien
Die Oberpormunoifloit iiber gterifo
itbernehmen. oo feiue ser oortioen
polltiihen 8ruppen cine orQaniIirte
8egierung 6u idaffeu inlitunoe Iei.
SeInem OaiiirbaIten nad tonne sic
Garran3a.& .&egierung fih feline feds
Ytonate mcbr bebaiipten.
oSSrgen6eine Itarte Mad)t fam
Rerlfo in so goaen erobcrn". filhr
er fort. bod ntiIitdriite ,Snteroen.
tion mare Elm 8erbreden. Nobrunas-
Itoffe iino IS, ponah es bic Merifn.
ner uerIon9t uto unter feineu I'm.
Itonoen ioIItcn @eapoltmabregeIn in
Anluenollng fomnten. Gtpu 16 RiI.
Iionen bis Il W1iaionen Wterifoncr
meroen Die Inierifoner nit offenen
Irmen einpfongen, pcnn oieIe nit
NabrltnasmltteIn fonnen, un6 in.
nen Die 8iiIie briilgen, 5u Der tie be.
redtigt iin0.
yNferifo lit baHferott, un0 sruar
hoffnltngslo$. Gorran3a fam feine
InIeibe modem Sed8ig 8ro5ent Ser
geooIferiin9 lift an 6erRcpolution be.
tbeiIigt I'm Yterifo 1T es peit ihlefl.
ter bciteIIt, ais um 8oIen, GubIano
ooer slrnenien. 8iir0e Dem merifo.
niihrn GoIfe lett nit @eIoern inter
Die sIrme aegrifieu, 70 t2oeutete ioI.
Dies oa5 Gn0e Ser Serr'hait Gar.
rnn5as.
YNterifo If reid an StGben un6
6iilfsqueIlcn oIler glrt un6 fIopft an
unicre 8biiren nm 9}ohrunasmitteI
@obreno Die @ereinigtcn Staatcn
iid) nit 3uBlono befoiien, hat cSnpon
Elm gn9e ouf 6en 8ocific ltu0 oas on
oere ouf Werifo eerihtet. 2Sapan
peiB, mo- Reihtbum SIT id)0pfpn 1T.
Wan Iaiie Supan un6 GeutihIan0 in
Wferifo SUB fniIen un0 miro iiber sic
enrlpidlung Ser Gage iiberroidlt
tper6en."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
THE PROPER PLACE FOR THE AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT is AMERICA!

We have long thought, and we shall not soon
cease to think that the proper place for the m
the United States, and that the sooner our govern
ment and army cut loose from participation in
European affairs, and the sooner all get back to
the work of rebuilding and to mindng own bust
ness, the sooner will the economic and industrial
sears of be healed and the better off in every
way will the country be.
The other day Senator Johnson remarked
ironically that he hoped it would soon again be re
spect b e to be American.
We will add to that the hope that it will very
soon be d grac f u in this country to be n v
h in g b u American and that our people will not
only have in mind the welflr and the prestige and
the good reputation of America, but that they will
have n t ing Else in mind.
Let's not be only for Amer ca, folks, but
let s all be for A m er i c f firSt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
y3eppelin" bereit gum Slug
iiber's Meer.

Berlin. - Oeutihlano trifit Bor.
bcrcitun9cu, I'M al Dem criten O3e.
onilu9 nod 9Imerifa IN Der 9elucr
blinQ Tim ons nbInue 9ano Der 2iiite"
thcllpmehmen Ius oeutid)c 2tit-
id)lfi iou ona erite tSohr3cug iein,
meIdca Die ,5arbcu Der IunQen bcut
idlen Rcpublif ndt llntey3cid)nltn9
oc5 ,5ricoenSpcrtraAes nod) oen Gcr
Staatcu trdaen iou.
1d)on Der ucritorhenc (Srof 3ep
pcliu anb iciner3et DEM @unid) 9Iua
orud, or boiie. longc aenlg ST. lcbcn,
Inn ciuen oeutidcn IuitfrcuNr aIs
ha9 fr0nen0e 8erf ieincs 2cben8 nah
Imcrlfa itciern 81 fonnen. t}reiberr
pom @cmninqcn, icin 9teIie unogtad),
iplgcr, lpiluid)t mnmebr, Den Blnl
0cs 8raien 3eppeIiu 5ur AusfiItrIng
}u bringcn Gr mitnidt beion0ers.
oen 5IuQ IN ireunoidloitlid]cm Nett-
bGucrb NIT GnaIono MAIDEN 81 fon-
men, pornua0cicbt. oaB uidlt ulnlber.
minolidc SdADieriqfeiien ihm nod)
oieicr Seitc bin IN Den &lcl aeIe8t
ucr0cn.
Gr bcabiid)tigt, fiir oicicn 5Iua
oI.72". oas qrobtc 9uitid)ifi Der
NcIt. Deldlcs uripriiuQlih fiir Die
Dtorine ais 2llitmtifIdruua4ifiii in
Pau ge9ebcn muroe, 3u beniibcn Die.
Ter 2uftfrcujer mar nod uid)t poIlcn.
bet ODER angcnommen, ais Der 8af.
ienItillitan6s 8crtrng unter3eihnet
mur0e Gr beiinoct iif) immer nod,
aui Der MISUNDERSTANDING Nerft, oa
mtcr Den 8e6inqinqeu oe8 0affen.
ittlitonoe5 nitt an 2uitihiffen gear.
heitCt lUerocn bari. Grlaubte 8orbc.
rcitiraen iino inoeB gctroiien mor0en
Der guitfreuBer in Dem 2Iugenbiid. in
uelhcnl Ser 5rie0e unter3cifnet
mir, 70 roih ols m6qIih in e;nen
01nocl9frcli3cr um3umouOeln Der
@crctulug mad tonnte oieie5 in et.
ma fl Ioaen geifeben.
Gas 2uitidiii 1T 7f5 SUB lang
un0 mibf iibcr 60 SUB i'm Iurhmei-
fer Is 1T NIT iiebeu Wlotoren BON
je 2iO Tiar0efrditen dusqeriiitet un6
cs miro in ocn Ston6 geiebt iein ct,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
w - Speed the - XVI
W Great Homecoming! VI
An Appeal to the COmmOnest of American
Common Sense!
Editorial Chicago Herald and Examiner May l.

The American people will all be glad when they
hear that the President and his advisers have sailed
for h ONE.
And the American people will be than
glad when they hear that every Am erie n
soldier in Europe has been ordered home.
With the President of the United States and a
large part of his cabinet and nearly two million
American fighting still in Europe, the folks at
home are beginning to feel onesome.
They would like to see the White House Occu-
pied again.
And in more than m II on h ON $ anxious
fathers and anxious mothers reawating the return
of those sons who went out to fight as they were
told, in order to overthrow German militarism and
who, it to their fathers and their mothers,
ought to be their way back, since they have so
comp ete y accomplished the object for which
they were sent across the Atlantic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Slt mit ocr Yolt Oerdiften SOQtnnaidinen luart
10 tingerldtet Oab iie btim Seffncu
Der Yafete rrploOireu mnbtcn.
Sie amerfanide Mrmce batte wdbrenO bs areQes ,179
SoOesale. Sin ,3eppelin" pou reiqen 9inenioncn
bertit sum Slug ibers Wieu 0cmltiqe
Tenerstrnnlt in Sapan

mn 5mei NiIioncu SllbiffuB Gas 3u
faiien.
,5reiberr non @er1ningen beredl.
mel, Dob untcr 9itnitigen @etteruer.
hdItnllicn Die Strede ,Srie0rifsbaien.
0oiblngtOn in 6S Stun6en 3uriifae.
legt nereon f0nntc, ia er bebouptet
iogor, oas Guftidbiii iei imitan0c.
c'ncn Nunoflug 81 MAIDEN, obne ae.
jmungen 5u iein, cine 9anolna an
MAIDEN. Vie mir ntitaetbeilt miro.
liegt Die Abiidt Dor. oieies QuftIhiff.
loIltc Der SIug crfoIgreit berloufen,
Der ameritaniidcn Marine oOer elmer
BrlpatgeieIlidldft in 9lmerifu gum
aauf an3nbieten.
Die eln5lge SdapieriQfeit, miro pr.
tlart, lei. Dab iid) in 9lmerifa feline
SnftihlifbaIIe pon ioIfer @r0Be lin.
&c, nm oleien gepaltigen Segler Der
quite ouincbmcn 3u tonnen, cine
Sbntiobc, Die es am gnoe notbwenoia
MAIDEN f0nnte. oaB 0os 2uftidiff nodl
ben 3eppeIimDerften in 5rieorihs.
bnirn dlriidfebren niiBte, obne cine
Sanoung gemoht 81 hoben.
Nui fIeien S9erften meroer sur
Belt 5luci fIeinere gaIIoqier Qul.
idlifie gcbout, bon oeuen jeoes I'M
Stoubc if, 20 bis 80 8aiiagiere auT.
3ullebmcn. Gieie bcioen 9uitIhiffe
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Mrs. r. C. Hagie, whose husband is with the
troops in Russia elected president; Mrs Mary
Laurie, vice president; Mrs. Margaret Murray, re-
cordng secretary; Miss Anna Cigran, secretary and
w. c. Bobeng, treasurer
More than 100 letters from the soldiers to
Chicago relatives and friends were read Many were
heavily censored Nearly all bore bitter complaints
of the rigors of the Russian climate and the fac,
that the troops fighting for cause
known to them.
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Selegrapbiide Hotiseu.
Ginmanbernur ans ocm Orient er.
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