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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
TUScULUM CELEBRATES
MCCORMICK DAY

Last Saturday, February 9Th, wa
holiday at Tusculum, to celebrat,
the birthday of Mrs. Mccormick, o.
Chicago, who has been for many
years warm friend and supporter
of the college.
! This day is annually celebrated BY
the students and faculty, the object
being to do some service which will
be Of benefit to the college, and at the
same time pleasing to Mrs. McCor-
mick. One Of her chief character
istics is the great interest she feels
for whatever work she is helping, and
her remarkable memory for the de-
tails of it.
A birthday sale was held this year
for the purpose of securing funds to
repair and beautify a guest room in
Virginia Hall. Each student and
member of the faculty brought gift
and these were sold at auction. The
reception room of Virginia Hall had
been beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, with evergreens and pink
hearts, and the auction sale started
off merrily with the sale of choco-
late cake. The amount raised was
$50.
Early in the day telegram of
greeting and congratulation had been
sent to Mrs. Mccormick. At five
o'clock dinner in her honor was
served to the entire school in the col
lege dining hall. The scheme for
decoration in the reception room was
carried out here, and on each table
was birthday cake with candles.
Prof. Holt, Mr. Clemens and Mr.. Ed
Bishop made few remarks at the
close concerning the life of Mrs. Nc
Cormick and her association with
rusculum. The celebration was
lappy event throughout, and the only ]
hing lacking was the presence of the
woman in whose honor the holiday :
vas given, and who is dearly loved by
vi who know her through her many
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
GETHSEMANE

We are sorry to report the dealt
Of Charley Rifles on January End. Mr.
Rifles was loved by all who knew him
The farmers of this community
are about through blowing for corn
J. D. Carter butchered a fine pig
one day last week.
Uncle Henry Carter and aunt Jace
are reported on the sick list.
II. A. Mace and family were visit
ing in Hawkins county Sunday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cooter spent
a part of last week in Baileyton.
Fl. E. Bible was over from Ra-
der's last week looking over his farm
which is in charge of Loften Luttrell.
l think the Daily Sun is a fine pa
per. TED
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
MILLIONS Use IT
TO STOP A COLD
Pape's Cold Compound" Ends Sc.
we're Colds or Grippe In
Few Hours.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours un
il theree doses are taken will enc
rippe misery and break up a severe
old either in the head, chest, BODY
limbs.
1t promptly opens up clogged-up
ostrlls and air passages in the head,
tops nasty discharge of nose run
ing, relieves sick headache, dullness,
feverishness, sore throat, sneezing,
oreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ng and snuffing! Ease your throb-
ing head! Nothing else in the
world gives such prompt relief as
'Pape's Cold Compound" which
osts only few cents at any drug
tore. 1t acts without assistance
astes nice, causes no inconvenience
Sc sure you get the genuine.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
BIG RIDGE.

The health, of this community il
not very good at this writing.
Mr.. James Wilhoit's family hay,
all been down with the flu.
Mr.. Ira Carter was the guest Of
James Without Sunday.
Mr.. John Cox and wife called on
Mr. Cart Jones and family Thursday
night.
Miss Pearl Fry spent the week
with Mrs. James Reynolds.
Rev. Harrison filled his regular ap-
pointment at Albany Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Cal Brown entertained crowd
Of young boys and girls Saturday
night and they enjoyed themselves
playing rock.
Mr.. Troy Jones and wife were WIS.,
ting home folks Sunday.
. Mr.. James johnson is improving
very much. He had bad case of
|. the flu.
| Mr.. Dock Goodman hung up his
hat at Mr.. John McAbee.
The people of this community are
busy sowing tobacco beds.
Miss Myrtle Carter and Miss Cora
Booker passed through our burg last
Sunday evening.
Miss Willie Carter spent Sunday
afternoon with Agnes and Mary Will
holt.
JOLLY JOE.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
LETTER FROM FRANCE.
Dec. %, 1918.

8 Dec. %, 1918.
, Dear Sister,
How are you? am all O. K. an,
hope you are the same. | write vo,
, all about three or four times a week
| know you all like to hear from me
but | cannot hear from you. | dom
know why, but that don't discourage
: me enough not to write you all
, When | get blue | read the old one.
and think they are new. But. saw
how are you all standing the times?
III bet it is cold there; it has not
showed any here yet. There has been
one or two cold rains. | thought il
would turn to snow. I have wrote to
Charlie and Leila four or five times
and have not heard from them. and
have not heard from Pearl for a long
time.
Say, believe you have all gone
back on me. / will see you all in
the spring. Say, that is long time
off, but | hope time won't seem so
long to any of US, for l would give
anything to see you all, to walk home
would be my delight. Say, tell my
mother | would give anything to see
her and the little boys and papa. and
of course all the rest, but mother
first, you know. Say, tell papa |
have got about enough of away from
home. Ha, ha! think | will stay
pretty close after this. Say, we have
some times over here in Germany,
but could have a better time at
Bill Miller's. Ha, ha! Say, did papa
get his crop all saved without any
getting frost bit? l hope he did.
Say, how many gallons of molasses
did you make? Save some for the
old boy in Germany, and say, tell
mother to save can of tomatoes.
We get lots to eat and all the smoking
we want generally, and it don't cost
us anything, Say, what is Dock do
ing? I'll bet he is rabbit hunting.
How | would like to be there to 90
with him Tell him lifetime would |
not be long if he had to liver over
here. Tell him | would kick the
hello. Say, | can't send you any
Christmas this year, but | will make |
up for it when l get home, and tell
Della and Rosa will not forget them
guess they think | have forgotten
hem, but have not l Just can't
write to so many on such little pa
DER. Say, aunt, l don't forget YOU
md Daisy. think of you both often.
Well, l wish you all merry Xmas
nd happy New Year.
will close for this time. Answer
DON and long letter.
From your brother. Love to all
nd good health till come home
IONA MILLER.
Co. A, 168th Inf, AID Division.
A. E. F., Via New York
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
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ITHURSDAY-Charles Ray in "The
Claw of the Huns"
FRlDAY-Mabel Normand in "Peck's
Bad Girl"
.SATuRDAY-Mollie King in "Sus-
pense."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Episode of "The
Brass Bullet"
TUESDAY-Marion Davies in "The
Burden of Proof"
WEDNESDAY-William S. Hart in
"The Silent Man."
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
GREYSToNE VALLEY

The death angel has again visite,
our community and claimed for it
victim, Mr.. Letterman. He had beer
in poor health for some time. H,
leaves to mourn his loss a wife ant
four sons, one daughter and a hos
of relatives. He was laid to rest ir
the Shiloh cemetery Friday.
Mr.. R. S. Laws took dinner with
Mr. Burnside Blake and family Sun.
day.
Miss Della Blake spent Saturday
night with Hettie Blake.
Miss Elsie White took dinner with
the Misses Love Sunday.
Messrs. Bird and Dewey Blake
took dinner with Mr.. Ebb Bowman
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Lura Blake called at our home
Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Cal Bowman and Perry
Mccoy, Misses Bess Martha and An
ma Love, and Aitha Mccoy spent Sun
day afternoon very pleasantly with
Dwight and Elsie White.
Misses Ruth and Mittie Blake, and
Jessie Jennings called on aunt Rachel
Rice Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Bill Bowman, who has been on
the sick list, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Bowman, Bert,
Ruth, Mittie, Hettie and Nina Blake
spent while at the home of Mr..
Burnside Blake Saturday night.
Mr.. Ed Jennings spent last week
in Greeneville.
Mr.. Tol Blake and Nick Hopson
spent from Wednesday till Saturday
friends in North Carolina.
They report jolly time.
Alarge crowd attended the poke
supper at Gethesemane Saturday
night.
Nina Blake spent Sunday with
Rna and Dica Jennings.
Mr.. Newt Seaton took dinner with
Mr.. Burnside Blake one day last
week. SISTER OF A SOLDIER.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having been duly qualified as ad
ministrator of the D. B. George es
tate, notice is hereby given for all
persons holding accounts against
above estate to present claims and
file them with me at once, and all
persons indebted to the above estate
come and make settlement.
R. T. WOOLSEY,
dly 273-4t. Administrator.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-13

When They Are Satisfied.
A woman never feels dressed nm
unless she feels uncomfortable.-Idaho
Statesman.
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Die 0ieSjdQrige Jl(aioenonQ nQra|ion.

] ro the with n nr % Cleveland April
Der efrieg nit ienen 9eaetereinnse spins iortrit
le Arbeieait in.oiein abr oouaois gipten
Die INSTRUMENTATION e5reten 8c bbt ErotI eon
arg ni beleben onoern oelen drefden
BERGEN Tofarid)adten. nadordd]er meroen
Hn out Ser aeg I'M aagemeen segt iein mag Nublano
miro aber INNER nod pter seoro wesbab mir NIT a0m Nadrmd
ucrausen baben ouR amfanden sobaen nmps surHd
sueben no, spar OILS lid gdmpung
Neoeroridng beltder Soeen banoe HuBanb
bem Gnoe ggonsenen efrieg, faptaltide
on Erof agen noern BORT ioa Ser gopsn neoersersen
weroen Ierbe godepsmus Gag ouder seigt
oob Die Menbt obne Elm faptalies Spe beteben
lit aud Ser gno SIT fnoen mesbab sic eOien 9r iett
rm in Irm ibrcn genenane 6eno fdmpn enn
on oerande Soloaen m geweieeert ban eeee Sic bojewi
den Sruppen ampn onebr lit uniere Yd nod
ordid perlongn oaB ueit oe @gen Staaten
onnn weere getesuna ampf rufidn 0ront u
:nterbletben bat.
6ner mus auIs eIdeoente perlans mero naer=
poider Tergeen ooer meen ibrer gegung
mhen 3pen bnter &erfnoern geepp pllroe rei6eit
t Deron Sopobl poli mie noure gereeben n,r
Observation-Disclosures neil lie @ oie Eroiipu &aptalts
riheu lo neil oas 10 t besbab lit @breen sic Gef1n1ic
init oen ampIern bpoen oen en5ge Gereen oarin beIa
SaB baben, Sic Seiigfeit Eroiis ansuaten
Sesbab foroern ur ofortse Ireb fir puldcn mn ubu
icaen 0ianaenen, omie coe @eriammnnasct nnb Mu
hung jeSer 3eniur.
Nls 0omOmide 5Orormns mir fir nm ied5saanoiaen Mr
hctstag bel Wnmaobn Dollar SnnSe in 3IdTdt au
bic germnoernus Der arbtsloien &eIpearmee Elm.
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Auf zur |. MaiA
Demonstration!

esioItiden Tartei ippe ano icrtrttdc
Sraonioonn trefn nadtebcoen Elasen no marldn
gum Tublic Sauae
Die Geriunmlln9splase lino:
soain Sabu ir %ulid srand 2ettte grand go 1
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aarde Sopafdc srond No 65 Soe 2abor Or
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No Slouatiidc 9and 9o. T. 3 3. g. a 9randes
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peraIen Srepmtte nid pG ais
br oaf ip1tecn llbr Eiblic Saae nrefien
Nad Groa,na 6eer Tube Sae fcrn,ieren lid ale
Staottei bepea
0ie Tldtse fHr oie y Abenofeiern iur Ste peri bic
oeren Seftionen limo I lgen0c:
@emenps aa, NOooanO sue. Dit So Str Ruide 9rand
9eiihe grane 30 lanan grand So g sSoide Srand
go. 10 H. @aro grand g. g. g g Srganlotonen ,uo o=
ite 2nbor SrganiIaton
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Fonite Srand o 2 3 g. g. 10 uno 16 Saro srandes gSr
Eorf Brand 2ateuooo Brand uno CARPENTER Union 1872
Surnperein SouGr Sal, 1910 Ei 55 Str 0itbaude
Sio Sopde grand Speoiite 9rant TO- "a garo
s'rautes uuo 65
Tinnb &aa 1899 Sei % Str Critic gsaro Snnite
9rond SEQ f.
Sn allen Sammlnsen ucroen quite Eener Sic geoeuug Ser
NaioemorItraion erlduiern.
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ParOleEar Mai-DemOnStrafiOn
6o t 2eoS G tdr W{oon 6o fit ae 0t ourQcn (fmarum
Dsut(cblands kricQskoltenla(t.

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cent nno na oer t EroSen mecr Ieriooe u Gil
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Dem oeln To oafgebana eroe bcdat 600 in bar
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ooef meroen ou Die ete in 30 abren duo it, 5orugeu
aden ben enorud os eien lie eetes abfonen oas ondei
er sag oasseorbeite it, mie br audi oos Fn pes
Dem pobreO o rieseS 10 oft Die eoe oaB feer s roeo
md5e lroenoe ariegsfoilen perlanet meroen ourien
ngellts oe1er 6oroergn @eogtr1u lit IS neiart III
lner1tcn IN me pt Gldldnitsabter in IciduS ooton
be!liet
Nad cren enalideu amtatc hIs 0uI,o Sen ssrica init
ccr SduoenlaI $4500000OOo Gau ou sic iabrler
en Don Fro5et NIT $2075O0000o er Ss &rica bcra oas
shoset Sabr nebr S65OOOoOOO an,uun lit Sob oicIc
Snln,e i'll ,funt Sic 4ate reo,sie miro anacno,ra bo;
nid nod nadrdgd nte perlans perocn m Sen 900 900
cp Setdlano be5ablen oa Damn bat m sic ncn
e Sabre t 100000 aubneen iner Mieoerase
fHr ;}acn Ser Sreasdylocn fIr 2anoesoteu
s'c" Dem sreq oeutie Nof ou eorbcr o,s u,a
ehr a2 n ade oeier summe algebrad m na oaoGrd
lon ae Sterrn o bobc 2ebenmteprce ea1 woen muBtcn
Ger oetltc rti a cine ofonomde m Soften ocs Mi
tarisnS 1tr Soe oeute 6ae 5e!sn bate an oircen
nna S'retn Anaaben "naefab $50 f- oe fods Maiea SIT
entridcu
Sir naden 5pei Sabre oc or~art:7e o,ide anie pro
Sahr nubr MS $500 iiir oos &eid aui5ubrineen
leteroS lit mengtens Sdtc Ser riess0eiauu, in GoS
u btacn ia Sic aerten prafde @dtsItut, lo uro d nd
mt M,rtparrsn 5Iron gebe oos, nenl unid1 nro
Scr ocn1dc Nrheer miro lten 8oi0 u w
hee we rti!nrld Faprrgelo enen 2ob erh1 Gpd
figen Dem 2on genibr @ob etrGten Oarr miro Inn III
een nen9 '5- blebn Spiln Sen MesSa3
9enn M!tareacrng Nbe1lorn Sp.Oaitr Ser acn
Sdlc ano Sanoer 1T Der oc Arbeer oe,cl
Sn iilren Gree gertu,seru& t er lit
6u einem Nrn::anelt btteren Sd)da pe~lrtilt
Inter loln llmtanocn lit naisul oof cciitc Self
n:dt meD on Gurus Iusbetern orn Nohr ttcr
&obl &tirrn ,o Grunobetern Isu o,td, woif no
le5nnn lem Ser dperen Grpremg Sc oe Vrpoutcu sic So
ncrenc1a cnsptt inns od Observation-Disclosures eanpc en Snoe
~ berelte Sa 'tc Golf miro gehn4hcn M 8ca.cra :om
5u etlblitrcn, '.dc Ii unr1ogIe, t.;
ssr no iiber5cust oaB bie TreBbdte au gabrbeit
er!tn uo DEM ocuden Sote oer au,ereaen
pcoeft oue Manengrcb ub Soloaten inunr
mtere Sie Sd,eloenan mn Iipomateu Ser alien
Shu nselert miro fcn Wn Ser e sic @erbretng Sopict
Sbee BON Teutidano fernboten g g. Cali
Nad Scbs lit audi @noH Safe @idarbs are oas &C.
;angns berfub Sic oa flint Sabre e1ngnis efcron Gp
tlBen neil lie leber5gug seeen faptaie Gepaberroft
proteiert bat.
NieSer nit elmer ioen Sdait mb unier Sui iein
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pfr 9ekQuttf lrnin.
(Verner Sagtpabt.) J

Inter oen pielen 8emeinbcitcn, sic
oas crldredtc 9iirgertum ieinem
SnoTcinoc Senin anoidtcte, lpielte
Die Mor, 2enin iei bon Sen Telt.
ldcn gefauft uorocn, 5eitmeile Ole
9robtc 9ioue. 9hm erfI1rt, luie
Der ~Wtotiu" am 13. WtGrs. Idreibt,
Der oelltide General pofilnann fol-
gclloes:
vScnin iuar Ser bette 9lIliierte ser
sntclltc, obne Sen 8olIdeipismus in
9tilB!ano hattie iie oen &rice nidt
Jeronnen.
llno, fiigen mir bel, ser 9oI1he.
mis1rls miro oub oic gntente iiber-
mi1loen. Gie ssorm mag tpedleln,
cs mogen olh al,Oere @ege beld)rit=
ten mcroen, oie Heuolution ser 9r-
beitcrifoft aber miro auh sic W1d,t
oes &opitals in oett 21noern Scr gn-
tclltc brchcn
Tic icbr iibriaens iiber Sic Ser.
haltnilie in &llBlano gelogcn, ipltc.
nlatild gelogen miro ron ser biir-
gerlid,en Erciie, berihten ,lns neuer-
oinNS aus 9illBlano 5uriifaefe,rte
9fciicnbe IN 9iosfau lino Eeters-
burg lei oie 9tot beionbers grob, be.
ridtcn lie, aber nid,t groBer als IN
ocn neilteu 8roBltdoten Der fries-
fiibrcnocn 2dnocr, ipc5ieu ser Gen.
tralmodre Sn @ien nnb Yrae,
Berlin II. |. IN oiirfte sic Notlaoc
noh crbeblid) GROCER iein. l1no oas
Dor ollem ocsf,alb. neil in MuBlano
uici bciIer fiif Die Magenleinbeil ge-
iorgt !peroe. Sir onoertbnlb 9ll,-
bel fam in oen rieiigen Golfsfiihen
Don petersburg lino Mosfmu ieber.
mann. ser arbcitct, peiolih eiicu
ll1S mas bie Scot ertriglib made,
oos lci Die Sotiad)e, Oob aue Not
lciocn, niemono bepor5ugt lei. 0as
ciacutlihc Golf lebe founl Id,led,-
ter els Su 3eiten oes 3aren, auf alle
Sale aber piel Ireier. Togegen lei
Dem ld,olnloien Gurus umb @ohI-
lcocn Ser Neihcn eriinbIid ser
Fiegcl aeltobcn Ser reife Hl,iie
pic Ser reidle sSran5ole. Gngldnoer
llo Ge,ltlf)c. Ser Heihe nller
2dl,oer, oil lleppiefeit unb Sd)lpcl-
1erci aetpobnt, lebt slr 3eit bes
aric9cs in einem mahren Salimel
Oil &crgniiacn uno 2l,lt. Gon5 iuic
lei inns. Socllte babe oos olfgehort
lro 2cnin ecnieBc pieaeitt gcraoe
>esbalb 10 riel Spmpatbie bel Sen
Hrn,en, neil or - lclblt Ser @c-
hcioene geblieben = oie ungchclt-
'cn llnteridieoe 5lpildeu reid
mo arm beieitigt babe. NRon fiible
ih in Sen unteren Tolfsldidten
''ichcr als Wfeuif, als etpns 8leid).
berehtiges, als oos .Gbenbilo Got
tes". obne lllNerlbieo ser &lci.
ol,nn, oes 9ianges uno ocs 8eloes.
Torin tp,lrsle al,d oie &raft oes
@ollhcipisml,s. Cine geipilie Sbers
ldidt ipuroe berabeemorfen pom
nit Golo ausaelegten Tieoeltal, III.
gcbcllr @olfslhidten aber geboben,
menn aud porldl.iis nod, nid)t ma
tericn i'm Sinne bes leiblihen @c-
nlliics, lonocrn crit i'm etbiihen lno
fulturellen Sinne. 9lber 0as lit ia
bas @cientlihc, oas oenn al,d] ocm
@oliheiuisnnls cine eans anoere Se.
belltl,ng gift als oie SdoucrmGren
iiber Sic 8relleltaten, sic bon Ser
enttbronten Sberld)id)t III oie @elt
eciest iperoen, uno oie, no lie i6lieB-
lid porfamen, ,,idts anoeres iino,
ols sic aus Sen &1ntpfen iih erge'
benoen Notmenoigfeiten Sic fino
getpiB illbieftip periperflid], obieftiu
ober ipohl 10 lanae unuermeiolid), ais
sic slnbdnger oes goloenen &albes
@iOcrltano letlten.
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Der Scbwlr fir anoeworbene
SovietsSoldaten.

l. Sohn TofeS 9lrbeter Wjrucr GlIheu Sp,oit
den 0ooeratipe &ebif m a'c n Ser a
Better uno gnuen.
= %o Der Arbelterae oon HBono Ser WeI dp0re
@ menn Foln ais Sooat repcercn Ibriu,a fir militia
ride med 9epienboit mitnaden sic ereen Mrmee pe
Die oes Solfes 5u scn O nit neie Ser5ensbut peoiaen
B. Sh lpore midi ser repoonaren 0spin u rneuerieu Sic
uid9e meiner pcrgeett 6brer
better tno @alcrn Negierlna beitm ino Solae u leien
l. Sd ldpp6r ns W ueribe geae ons Mniebe Ser ireien
@rgu Ser uihn Souet &eeicrna Iein te; dnpore midi Il,
rbn III Geoann o in Der Sot unem Soea sur gee sar-
sen srheitertIole.
Sd duore oab ai Oen Hu arbpe @a,ler 9eaieria
d btre bn nen Sben geben sic opHeeierng eesen
e1abr oiee out onnn mag pertetOsen aa,e
Strait Seben uu d mionlen @cdsua Mepubf ir
SoSiaIsn,s ulo sic 2riioeridat ser Golr
g. Ser @erotmg oe @oes n Ser idpeen 9eramg
Sete ser ooton mill oseeciert iein penn ib oin sdpr
rerIesc
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Drutschc Brand, Glcurlano.

Snntaa ben e. pri monade @emmmns nit @urraa Inter
wtacn Weaem ino Numnatonem aonns ser
rendcn Spradarnppc SIC 30 81 a in uetcr faimbe
III MAIDEN.
gad Grleoismns Der 0eie b Gen Sums nh @ortras
r3nfanitse Earteputif".
'''' Der drsoniia4or.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26

9as yGd" lit ser MioerbaQ been, rem fortidtld
bcnfeno Mnen bewest 2esbab iute b frcbsiebeuoe
oaS rGo" i'm ans baben. Der Sras $50 fert fir Sabr
Hrfen 3nicnbmng.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26

Mahno os &rges CAB bcl Sdcinpatruismms
oer 3uste Die MISUNDERSTANDING Trotgra
Sh Fubc Sb Der Gpbe @uenos Ircs Dorfer
@aen Ser areter ioroert b,t berau dt eIg All
en Dlrdl Tret,mg Die iir befinoet Ms
oan dbplpctn DAB g. NGp Orleans
,tergeoroet; Butte perdrcit i'm als
i'm irepaeu ungcfanmt Samrence man
on nbr 1ortgelttcn i'm ais gopi
oa ia men aber au Sic laler fam lafti
padelecn fcoan Terbalnie andt
ojn mir nod bnerfen aenein erbainid tit
renn d ogar ein arbeetretar Slion ir iol ampnetbo
rfar.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26
ollie fapitaliitiidem 3eitmnsem limb boil oapom, mi,

Sedn9ns Mounspie 80 @a tergebrot iI 80 ion er Oor
Elm od mobertes 3nmer bosen baben lei ais Gerf
Soipital Sfne bed)aitgt
0e auigebac oenide 0u,ng ub Sic Gnterferms oes Sc
noien teint ood ndt gang prfmgslos poriber5.gebn
Tins ion aber oa oie 8eidbiel ntt abbaIten
lou Stmne 9e9en iold) 8cualtan 5u proetn loiin
oler potiden n0 nOutrielen 8eangenen perlangen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26

BIC eiamani no fam n0aenaus fir metcre tament
Hlat aeid)oiTt meron
ns einen geri iber Sic llnrlen ge iebld
lt no Ood lit bas eiden ser et eeeen eb Inter
SrAflno men0et. Die 3et @olfrpism,s.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26
Senn aapitalitem pOm Memdidfcit reoen 6aben lie enu


Saden lrodne gebradt oo lie eben Gooerne
IS fen 6a befann oe 9erren b Snerein Wen
dt nnergeoronet bate 5aos ober no Sic dae e sic Wend
idt ibren Sntereen Opier baen @a it, sic
rbts- uo sebensbeoinegen oes artenon ofes mnIhi
gcalten muBe bedie gneraie enri1en
ea Sic maiden ner Ser odt aon5onen entpoer Ser @at
organierten Mrbeer oOer Saagepa it mus
bnn idurf au Sic Singer ieben oan lie rdiang
Shr Trt geb ibnn be aes Sen arbeioen gan ieben
obmaerial Oau porbaoen ibnen
merOen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-04-26

Sn Qleuelanb aud fir
drbeiter @ranfentaife. @r. 65 unS 1875,
Carpenter Union SO. 1872,
1rauer Union SO. II,
8dder Union SO. 10,
SeuerbeitattlinaS @Berein Re. n.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-12-19
YOUNGEST STUDENT AT UNI
VERSITY.

Prodigies have appeared at several
universities and colleges in recent years.
Usually it has been Harvard which has
carried off the honors, but this year Min
nesota is we'll represented by Leonard
use4Jy 6Iuo S! pIeuooI ueoIS uetu1oN
years of age, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raphael Sloan, 1918 Eighth avenue
north. He is enrolled as freshman in
the pre-medical course, and is the young
est student in attendance at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, which has total en-
rollment of over $4,000.
Leonard Sloan was born on February
S, 1904 in Hurley, Wisconsin, and at
tended the public schools there. Later
when his parents moved to this city, he
attended North High school, completing
the course in three and half years.
During this time he also continued his
Hebrew studies at the Talmud Torah,
and took part in various school activi-
ties.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-12-19
HERE IN INTEREST OF CONSUME.
TIVE HOSPITAL.

The Denver Jewish Hospital for con-
sumptives have sent here worthy rep
resentative in Mrs. Phoebe Sommer.
Mrs. Sommer is not only re-attaching
the old friends to the institution, but is
making host of new friends for it. Be-
fore the Associated Jewish Charities be-
came a member of the Community
Chest, it made an annual contribution
for the Jewish community from its funds
to the Denver institution, but since the
organizing of the Community Chest the