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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
80 10 IS M>)N HE GREATEST
POTENTIAL MARITIME POWER In HE WORLD,
ASSERTS CHAIRMAN OF SHIPBUILDING BOARD

Shipbuilding facilities acquired dur
7ng The war have made the United
States the greatest potential maritime
power of the world. asserts Chairman
e N. Hurley OF the shipping board
at Washington, and will enable it to
.outdistance all other nations in the
race toward replacing a shortage OF
a6.225. 900 gross tons of shipping lost
as the result Of unrestricted German
submarine warfare and of the failure
OF normal increase by new production.
Among other things he says:
y r. 81
The war has brought us up into a
high place as q maritime power. |
End the peoples OF the world aroused
20 an intense interest and concern as
to the use we are to make of this
power.
y 4 *
In America you have heard much
about British competition. In Great
Britain | heard great deal more
about American competition,
The truth is that our friends across
she water are for the first time IN
many years entering upon period OF
actual competition.
y - :.
Today we are potentially the great
sesI maritime power Of the earth, for
tie reason that we possess the great
est shipbuilding instrumentaiities.
y 81 ::
in almost every country the desire
Exists not only to replace war losses
s,gy. 10 add new totals to be used in the
work of reconstruction and in devel-
oping new foreign trade.
France is planning her first effort in
xpodern times to secure a merchant
marine commensurate with her for
ssIgn trade
). =: y =
Ttalv's war losses equal more than
half her merchant feet as it existed
prior to the outbreak of the war. ltal-
IAN officials are said to feel that it is
now very necessary to replace the lost
vessels.
y 3: y
Japan has developed great ship
bnilding power. She is developing
rev sources of steel supply in China
with view OF becoming less depend
epk upon Europe and America Tor
&5Ia1es.
:: y y
II is not saying too much to assert
aasat the handling of the labor situa
fRna in any nation you may choose
aEfD determine that nations success III
sAIpeu1lding and ship operating as
'wsD as in every other material depart
qseni of her life.
y - y
The future is bright for those Amer
zcans who would follow the profession
NJ Inc sea.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
EMIL HEM WHO WAS THOUGHT TO BE MISSING,
WRITES FROM THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION In FAR
AWAY GERMANY THAT HE is ALL RIGHT AND WELL

ment at Washington and has been in
formed that he is with his company
in the army of occupation in Germany.
About the time the letter came from
the government another letter was re-
ceiyed from the missing soldier The
letter came from SAIL and stated that
the writer had been down the Rhine
on an excursion given the soldiers.
He had heard the bands playing and
was having a good time. When he
went away he said he was not coming
back. but the relatives expect him
when the troops return from the great
task they have performed on the 9th
Ell side of the sea.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
TO PROTECT BIRD LIFE

To eonserye bird life for: economic
as wen as sentimental reasons. the
Canadian government is, Offering
prizes TO school children for bird
houses and photographs OF birds In
Nsheir habitat.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
Proper Supervision of Factories
Urged by Commissioner Weigle
of Madison

Wisconsin now produces 40 per cent
country! This at least is the estimate
Of Dairy and Food Commissioner Wei
gle. The canning industry, the COM
missioner says, is growing at surpris-
ing rate, and some peculiarities of eli
mate and soil give to Wisconsin grown
and-canned peas especially superior
ity over all others.
Commissioner We gle believes that a
special law applying to canning fac
tories and their products should be
passed in order that proper supervi-
sion can be given the food products
turned out by them: Inasmuch as it
is impracticable to go to canning fac
tory in tie midst of it's rush season,
and order changes on penalty of a
shutdown. it will be necessary to do
all supervising work with canning fac
tories before the opening of the sea
son.
Inspection is, of course, carried on
during the actual canning season. but
this necessarily must be limited to
santa ton chiefly. AS canned goods
are coming to form each year a larger
part Of the country's food production.
closer supervision than the dairy and
under the present laws is essential.
hence the commissioners desire for
law specially applicable.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
KHAKI "U" TEACHES GIRLS TO
BECOME GOOD HOUSEWIVES

The Khaki university has made ar
rangements in London to train Eng
lish girls how to be housewives III
Canada. 1t arose out of the discovery
made by Canadian soldiers that their
English wives and sweethearts, be-
cause of dependence on servants, had
never been taught to cook or to wash
clothes, to say nothing OF poultry
keeping or dairy work.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
TWENTY DAYS OF.GRACE
GRANTED VICTOR BERGER

Federal Judge Lands at Chicago
has granted a 20-day extension to- Vic
tor L. Berger of Milwaukee and four
other socialists, convicted of Violation
of the espionage law and sentenced to
20 years imprisonment in which to
prepare their bill of exceptions in an
peal.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
REAL AMBER EXTINCT,
RESIN SUBSTITUTED

According to the best modern au-
thorities, the so-called amber found in
SYRIA. India. and Madagascar is not
amber at all, but resin, nearly allied
to copal, which is the product OF leaf
bearing trees growing at the present
day. True amber is the resin of acicu-
lar trees long since extinct, and there
is a good deal of conflict among sclen-
fists as to it's geological period.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
. AdeIine <. Newell

Adeline II. Newell, wife of Jesse
Newell Of Fairfield, died Wednesday
night at the home following a stroke
Of paralysis Deceased. 81 years old
was born in Onandago county, New
York. Besides the husband Mrs. New
ell leaves two daughters, Mrs. James
Moody of Elroy and Miss Alice Newell
Of Fairfield; also three brothers: Ran,
dali and Munroe McMarlin Of Fairfield
and Amos McMarlin Of Orr, N. d. and
one sister, Miss Title McMarlin. OF
Fairfield. Funeral Saturday afternoon
from the home in Fairfield
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
Married
WEEDS in Texas

Sgt. Ed Heine, formerly of Reeds
burg, and Miss Elsie Bobisch of Waco
Tex, were married in Texas on March
IT, They will make their home at
Madison, where the groom has en-
ployment Reedsburg relatives and
friends have just received announce
ment OF the happy event
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
FATHER MAY SEE LONESOME
SONS PICTURE ON SCREEN

A picture of little Andrew Franklin
a Michigan boy, whose father disap
peared some time ago, is to be shown
at the moving picture theaters in New
York, in the hope that the father will
see it and be moved to go back home.
1t is thought that the man is in New
York city, as he was seen on Broad
way not long ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
ENGLISH WOMEN SEND OLD
HATS TO BRAZIL INDIANS

Thousands of hats discarded by
English women are exported every
year to Brazil, where they are eagerly
bought by the Indians. The feathers
and other ornaments on. the hats are
taken by the men, and the bare straw
shapes give to their womenfolk.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
ONLY SIXTEEN CITIES HAVE
MORE THAN MILLION PEOPLE

There are sixteen cities in the world
with more than 100000 population,
they are: Canton, Pekin, Osaka, To-
kio, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Calcutta,
Chicago, Constantinople, London, Mos
COW, New York, Paris, Philadelphia,
Petograd and Vienna
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
PLANT TREES IN MEMORY OF
HERO DEAD, HOUSTON'S PLEA

Nation wide observance OF ArbOr
day through the planting OF trees
dedicated to soldiers who died during
the war is urged by Secretary Houston
of Washington in letter to governors
OF the states. He asserted he could
not conceive a better way to keep
alive the memory of those who had
fallen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
LESS COTTON, MORE MONEY,
PRODUCERS PLEDGE

Cotton growers are joining in a
to reduce acreage to sus-
tain prices. Texas ssOwers are pledg
ing themselves to third reduction
from 1918.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03

While saving wood at Sandusky,
Kenneth Holmes cut a serious cash IN
his knee and whe taken once to the
Reedsburg hospital, where he is re-
ewing care.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
WONEWOC MAN is
STRUCK WITH BELT

At Wonewoc While operating a saw
ing machine. Fred johnson was struck
in the face with a belt and received
several cuts.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
IRON SHIP LIGHTER THAN
WOODEN ONE OF SAME SIZE

An iron ship weighs II per cent less
than a wooden one of the same di-
more cargo when loaded to the same
depth
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
WAR EVENTS WILL BE
PROBED In GERMANY

A Weimar dispatch says it is under
stood a provisional law will shortly
create state tribunal to inquire into
events at the opening of and during
the war.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-04-03
MADISON Chief SAYS
SALOONLFSS CITYiS
SOFT FOR POLICEMAN

I'm not afraid of hard work-which
] have proved during my IS years as
chief Of police--but just the same, I'd
rather see Madison dry because it
means less work for us"
SO declared Police Chief Thomas
Shaughnessy. head of the Madison po-
lice department since 1891, in con-
cisely summarizing one of the princi-
pal detectives for which the drys are
fighting in the wet and dry election
scheduled for April /. The statement
was made to Madison neWspaperman
who was delving into facts and figures
which showed a startling decrease in
arrests for drunkenness since this city
voted out the saloon in July, 1917,
over those of former years.
Being a cop in these days is a
pipe" declared a patrOlman while
strolling along his beat in the sixth
ward.
This statement is more than borne
out by the following eloquent statis-
tics which speak for themselves, the
figures being taken from annual re-
ports submitted to the common coun-
Gil by Chief Shaughnessy:
1915 1916 1917 1913
Total arrests -----979 1872 SAB ABS
Drunk - 81 IS 53 A
Drunk and disor
derby 800 ISL 1874 80 Al
Probably the most startling compar
ison of these figures is that the ar
rests for drunkenness in 1915 were
PA per cent of those in 1918, or an
actual decrease last year Of 1874 per
cent. A slump in the total number of
arrests is also shown from 979 in 1915
to but 435 last year, considerably less
than half compared with two years be-
fore the saloon made it's exit from
Madison. al III ILL.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
INFORNAT|UN|

Influenza a inceput Sc apara. -
Washington. = Dousprezece noui
cazuri de influenza au fost rapor-
tate astazi in Washington, facind
un total de 43 bolnavi de inflq-
enta.
Nu mimic alarmant -despre A.
ceasta Sc spune de la Serviciul
sanitar, insa orr ce s'ar zice, lu-
ind in considerare 81 alte cazuri
care Sc raporteaza din diferite
parti ale tarii, Sc poate vedea
clar ca Influenza este pc Gale a
veni in darat in Iarna aceasta.
Gel mai mare prisoner. - White
Plains, N. Y. - Acuzat ca a
schimbat un check falls de 800,
Emory Titman, care are 0 gren-
tate de COS punt, 81 considerat
ca eel mai mare prisoner condam
nat yre-odata in fata acestui tri-
bunal, a fost aflat neyinovat.
fnchisoarea ,,era prea mica
ca ST fncheapa in ca Titman.
Politia a trebuit ac sal detina
fntr 'un spital din Philadelphia
bind Ia judecata
cEi1iG = Csrngenis LoAdra.
Germania niei dlata fnainte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25

scrisa de Freiheit ca deplorabila.
Spune ca so procente dintre CO.
PHI clasei sarace sunt fara imbra-
caminte 81 fara incaltminte. Sc
spune ca tuberculosis creste prin-
ire popor in proportii alarmante.
Delegatia Bulgaria pleaca din
Paris. Paris. - Cea mai mare
parte din delegatia Bulgaria in
frunte Gu Generalul Teodoroff,
seful delegatiei, au plecat din
Paris aseara, lufnd trenul spre
Sofia.
Polo11ii cistiga lupta de zece
zile. - Berna. - Biroul de presl
polonez de aici anunta ca armata
poloneza a cistigat o cOmplecta
invingere asupra armatei rosiilor
i'm urma celor zece zile de lupta
ce a avut loc pc malul riului
Dvina. Sc spune ca bolsevistii ca
re au trecut acuml nu de multi
Dvina, au fost 1ncunjurati, facuti
prisoneri> orr omoriti. Biroul mai
spune ca polonezii au inaintat
cuprinzind orasul Disna.
Pershing va vizita Chicago. -
Chicago. = Dupa cum Sc rapor-
teaza consiliul orasului Chicago
a facut rugare generalului Per-
shing ca sd viziteze 81 acel oras.
Generalul lea raspuns ca dupa
ce-si va complecta raportul des-
pre- Fortele Expeditionare de sub
comanda lui, atunci de sigur le
va fndeplmi rugamintea.
In acest scop s'a ales deja un
comitet care Sc faca pregatirile
necesare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
DIN FUCA CONDE|U[U|.

Dina .Judit Mcdaniel din Chi
cago. ILL.,, a cerut judecatorului
so divorteze de barbatul Ell, El,
don. Pricina divortului ear
ticica mica, cu scoartele rosii, pc
care Eldon uitat-o pc masa.
StiN ce-a cetit nevestica lui III
acea carte? Numele, lntreaga sta
re civila 81 adresa iubitelor bar
batului eli, in numar de 26.
1ata starea civila uneia care
Sc numeste Lille Bayles din
Springfield:
|. Masura peptului ~; mijlocul
L3S; Teddy 40; (toate fetele stiu
.ca insemneaza Teddy 81. ciorapii
8 81 jumatate. = Dupa descrip-
tie persoana respectable.
Va intrebati poate: Cum pu-
tut Eldon cuceri inima la 26 a.
mazoane?
Baiat dragut. malt, ochii alba
stri 81 parul negru. Un caprit al
naturei. Deci nu-i de mirare. mai
GU seama ca are 81 un salar de
$500 pc luna.
Douasute cinzeci de dolari pc
luna pentru 0 barba 81 plete
lungi - fara alte insusiri 81 ta-
lente nu-i de lepadat, 81 att
are Henry Koser din New York,
care are barba 81 plete de trei
urine lungime, la companie de
filmuri, unde face pc selbatecul.
Emory >Titman, din New York, a
| fost condamnat la inchisoare fl
indca schimbat un Geek fara
valoare ,dar ma putut fntra pc
usa inchisorii. Cintareste Cos
funzi. Acum Sc afla la spital.
in McKees Rocks. Pa, s'au
pripasit dol professor renumiti in
arta de face rachiu 81 Isl tin cur
surile in apropierea halei socie-
tatii Negru Noda. - Mar fl nj
mic pentru cursurile pc carl lie
tin. dar sc cam afuma peretii ha-
lei. Mai incolo, INSPIRE padure,
! n ar fl bine, domnilor academici-
ami, sd va mutati catedrele?
O predica interesanta in una
din bisericile noastre:
,,Vedeti Dior 81 sprijiniti ca sa
mise mareasca salarul, ca aceia
care ve-ti Fl pentru, cind eu ma
voiu reintoarce in tara (Rominia
Mare), voiu sti ca cine-s oamenii
L
eel cum Sc cade. 81 apoi la reco-
mandatia mea, d-tra puteti ca sa
capatati uu. post bun la guvern,
81 sa stiti d-tra ca eu daca voiu
recomanda, apoi 81 capatati ce
poftiti, lar aceea care sunt in con
| ira ca sa. mise mareasca sa1arul
sa stiti ca ve-ti fl prapaditi cind
YETI refntoarce in tara. Da, eu
am sd va arat cu degetul pc totl
ca cine att fost 81 ce att facut
cfnd att fost in America.
Da, salarul i-s'a ridicat la
$50 dolari, dupa aceea zls:
.,Domnilor stiti bine ca Ell inca
am nacazuri mari in tara, vreau
ca sa-mi dati un concediu de trei
luni ca sd ma reintorc Gu familia
acasa in tara, dar 81 GER della
D-Voastra ca sa-mi DAFT cinstea
aceea care mise cuvine, vreau
| sa-mi dati 0 adeverinta, care so
trimit la Washington, care sa fie
intarita, 81 prin care vreau ca sa
arat la cei de acasa ca cine am
fost eu 81 cine sunteti D-Voastra.
da stiti ca merit, 81 pentru aceea
va rog dati-mi meritele."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
Sub stapanhea hi BeIa Kun.

In Pesta sub regimul de teroare
nu Sc aflau alimente aproape de
loc. Pestanii erau nevoiti sa NEAR
Ga Gu trenul in provincie 5O-100
KIM, de aici pc JOS, in toate direc-
tile pc safe, ca sa poata cumpara
ceva Gu bani ,,vineti'' (vechi), dar
nici de acestia nu voiau oamenii sd
primeasca, eli cereau in schimb, in
caltaminte, haine, tutun, zahar 81
alte. NJ peste mutt esit apoi un
ucaz din partea lui Kuhn Bella, 81
s a interzis de a umbla prin safe
dupa alimente sub pedeapsa aspra,
81 garda rosie a inceput a pazi pc
La gari, 81 luau della cumparatori,
tot ce afla la eli.
Bucatele mai obisnuite erau bo-
stanii 81 conopida. De multe orr, di-
te doua saptamfni nu Sc arata 0 bu-
cata de carne.
Cartofii erau raritate. MincArea
de cartofi era sOcotita ca delicate
sd.
Laptele Sc capata numai pc lin
ga billet della medic. 81 atunci, daca
unui grav bolnav medicul ii presc-
ria un litru de lapte i Sc ola numai
un sfert, sarbed, sau stricat. In
aintea laptariei trebuiau sd astep-
te omul de dimineata pima la amia-
ri, de multe or pima seara.
Preturile ahmentelor erau: sa-
rea 7O1OO cor, untura de pore g.
400, o gisca pima la 1000 cor, un
puiu 12O, gaina 3-400, oul 10-15,
carnea de vita 60 cor, de pore (si
nu era) 100 cor, un fir de carala-
ba $40 cor, un bostan 60 cor, l
klg. zahar 10000 cor.
DEMOCRATIC ROLSEVICILOR
In schimb Kuhn 81 tovarasii de-
aproape al lui traiau ca in sinul
lui Avram. Zilnic Sc vorbia despre
munca 81 lar munca, dar de mum
cit nu munceau nimeni. Kuhn da-
dea tovarasilor sal mil de coroane
saptamfnal 81 deci eli nu mai erau
AWAIT sa munceasca.
0 dovada despre Democratic lor
este 81 faptul ca pentru serbarea III
lei de / Maiu au cheltuit suma ne
fnsemnata de II milioane imbra-
cind tot orasul in coloare rosie 81
improviezind statute tuturor oa-
menilor mari al bolsevismului.
Pima cfnd populatia murea de
foame teroristii della putere, arun-
eau baniiecu amfndoua mfnile pen
tru serbia triQmful democratiei.
,LENIN FIUK"
Tn specimen dintre cele mai gro
vaze 81 mai scfrboaA fapturi ale
regimul lui Kuhn erau asanumiti
,Lenin fiuks' (Fii lui Lenin) in
cea mai mare parte erau ovrei. Gu
acestia te intflniai in tot coltul de
strada ziua 81 noaptea. Minile lor
erau vesnic mfnjite de sfngele vic
timelor nevinovate.
Gel banuit era prins 81 ucis "a
ra judecata 81 fnmormfntat de ace
ste hiene in valurile Dnnarii.
Crimele lor indescriptibil de gro
zave 81 de mnlte.
Armata romina q fost salvatoa.
rea unui oraS IN agonie. O fntirzie-
Ire de ,citeva saptamfni poate ar Fl
fnseinhat c6 scest osas niciodat& -
nn-si mai poat6 reveni.
,Pstr;ofs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25

MI a vazut 0 asa de mare crestera
a cazurilor criminale care ca re
varsare de ape, devin tot mai pc
riculoase.
fntrecere continentala. -
Mineola, Il. /. - America va We
dea prima intrecere de aeroplane
trans continentala.t
La s Octombrie aviatorii v6r
porni de la New York 81 San
Francisco in 1ntrecere specta-
cnlara. Contestul Sc va face sub
supyaveghearea militara.
Anuntarea despre aceasta in
trecere s'a facut dupa informa-
tile primite de la Generalul Char
les II. Menoher, seful aviatiei din
Washington.
Aviatorii de pc ,,Goliat" sea-
patti. = Paris. Aviatorii care
au incercat sa sboare peste Afri-
ca, 81 earl Sc considera ca perduti
au ajuns All in Paris. Eli poves-
tesc ca uriasul aeroplan ,,Goliat'
a cazut din inaltimi GU aripa frin-
ia. Caderea lor a fost pc un loc
unde ON alb nu pus pima atunci
piciorul. 4
Stiri nu puteau trimite pentru
ca aparatul telegrafiei fara fir
s'a stricat complect.
Et spun ca locnitorii acelei
parti din Africa fac pelegrinajuri
sa vada ,,marea pasare" de otel
81 lemn.
Teatrul Sc scdmpeste. - Phila-
delphia. = Sc anunta ca-opera va
costa anul acesta foarte multi.
Pretul scaunelor a fos ridicat
de la $5 la Sc, lar pedeasupra 10
procente dare pc lux.
Ziarele japoneze atac$ pc se-
natorii Americana. Washing
ton. Continnfnd desbaterile
intre ziarele Japoneze 81 Chine
re asupra chestiei Shahtung. re
dactorii ziare]or japoneze ataca
pc ,,oamenii nebuni din senatul
Statelor Unitest, dupa cum ara
ia ziarele trimise din orient.
.,Oamenii nebuni din senatul
Statelor Unite nu pot fl judecati
a poseda un bun simt," scrie va
mato, eel mai mare ziar din To
kio, 81 adauga ,,acestora lie lip
seste Gu totul acest bun simt."
sezss
Presedintels personal va intim
pima pc regel &eleiei. Reno.
Presedinte1s Wilson va intim
pima personal pc regele Albert
81 regina Elisabeth Belgiei la
4 OctomIbrie cind vor pune pi-
ciorul pc pamintnl Statelor Uni
tie.
Presedintele ii sya. intimpina la
Hoboken 81 ii va duce la Wa
shington, unde vpr fl oaspetii per
sonali al >presedintelui 81 D-nei
Wilson, la Casa Alba.
D'Anunzio va apela la Wilson.
J. Fiume. - Gabriel D'Anun-
zio a declarat ca va face un a.
pei la presedintele Statelor T.
mite, la regele Angliei 81 la popo-
rul Francez ca sal supoart la Or
cuparea orasului Fiume pentru
Italia.
Bolsevistii Sc pregaSesc Sc pa
raseasca Petrogradul. - Gopen-
haga. - Dupa cum spune de-
|pesa din Helsingfors, bolsevistii
all facut toate pregatirile ca Sc
Iparaseasca Petrogradul.
Demisia lui Colciag nu-i ade-
varata. Washington. La
departamentul Statului s'a pri-
init stiri ca raportul dat de ca
ira bolsevisti ca Colciag a dscis
ca Sc demisioneze in favoarea
generalului Denikine nu est ade-
varat.
Il Tv, oon1oc %svrovo enn@ Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25

nu a vazut 0 asa de mare crestera
cazurilor criminale care ca re
varsare de ape, devin tot mai pc
riculoase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25

Mizeria in Saxonia. - Berlin.
- Ziarul ,,Freiheit" in un articol
in care Sc refera Ia fondul ce Sc
ridica in America pentru distric-
tul Erzgebirge din Saxonia spune
ca Germanii-A Americana ~ nu tri-
mita numai fonduri, 81 ~ trinlita
lapte, cacao, cafes; orsz = zahaS
ca se stimpere fosmea nluitinei,
Situatia din Fri elsirps sste ds-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-03
Minot Soldier was Courier Between
C0hllnz and 8erQn

Elmer Zeh, accountant with the Stone
Ordean-Wells Co, here. who has been
in the service of Uncle sam in France
for the past year returned home We'd
nesdav Of last week Elmer was in the
Signal service up to the time Of the
signing of the armistice. his knowledge
Of the German language standing him
in good stead during his period Of SER
vice After the armistice Mr.. Zeh was
stationed at Coblenz~ where he acted in
sages between American headquarters
and the German capital. No allied mes
sages were allowed to be transmitted
over either their telegraph or telephone
by the Germans and all correspondence
sod to he carried on thru special cour-
iers Speaking German fiuently Zeh
was used as interpreter. accompanying
a commissioned officer who alone was
entrusted with dispatches. At Berlin
the American party made their head
quarters at the hotel Adlon. the leading
hotel in the German capital. The hotel
.adlon is patterned after the Hotel Nc
Alpin of New York City as to its archi-
tectural features but is only five stories
in height. And what is more aston.
fishing to those who have learned of
the splendid buildings of Berlin it is the
highest building in the city. Upon two
separate OCCASIONS it became necessary
for the local authorities to call the re-
4mobs which surrounded their hotel and
threatened violence. Mr.. Zeh says that
his service with the A. E. +. was full
Of exciting adventures and that life
seems tame: indeed. since returning to
civilian duties: Mr.: zeh's home is at
ing his absence abroad his mother died
and as a consequence his homecoming
was saddened by, the knowledge of the
broken ties at home.