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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
Ser Ab3us Der Ser;0se.
Bon 9eruborb 9ut.mann
(2onbon).

gs III cine oeiunbe marime Der grl.
Ten, oab, tper nit einsm pornebmerl
9itsl in Der WeIt bsrumitoI5irt. 9elo
baben ioa. Sb Elm aosl bsutieen Ia
ses iiberbaupt nod 3Dete erfiileu
taun, 1T cine anbsre Jrage. 0tbt IS
aber siumdl 2euts, Die aus .5entsln
am Ramen", pie man enslih iagt. ss'
fsli6oftIihe qrdteuiicnen oblsiten, 10
ipQten Iie ii6's stpos tciten ldHen
mifIen. Gin aanb. no Elm ormsr libel
bic erits Gsiss ipislt. III su bsoauern.
uno nsnn es pabr isin iolIte. mas elm,
nal bsbauptet nuros, hdb bic morfis
Ihen Sitter unter aeflidten Strohod'
dern lsbsn miiFsn, 70 iollien fie lieb.r
etipds sintrdslidsres anfdnsen; ME
manb oarf nit Gbren isine Jamilie in
elmer 9ebauiuna IaTfeu. in Der es
oben bereinregnet. .5itel ohne Utitiel"
- Elm eht oeutIher ausoriidi SH
England fiibrt DER alergr0bte 9hsii
Der Ra9tommsuihofi bes aoels .eis
nerlsi prdbitdi. unb if o.sbolb i'm
bIraerlihen Grperbe nidt bebinoert.
Durd arbeit .peroient" bat natiirlih
audi bic engIiIhs 4riitotruti. ibre
8.rm0gen nid3t. Irbeit ift iiberbaupt
elm neues, erit ieit ben allerlesten 9ea
nerationen onertanntes Wittel, in bsr
DeieIihaft boh5utommen; frtiiit
brsitet fih bisie Metbcoe INNER m.5r
aus unb es III foaar .sin s3tpeifei. boB
Die englifhen 5er3Dee bon ibermoreeH
porpieaenb bas gIut pon 8aniiers,
5abrifantsn uno Jaiisurs aller art in
ben 4bern boben tperben. ginftpeile1
aber gilt fur bic tpirtlid sroben ga
milien nod Der 9runbIos, Der aud
Der einsis feubale lit, bab. mas benz
einsn oebort, iraenb einem anoeren
fpegeenommeH fporbsn iein mub, gang
ndd benz GoetbeidSn gershen, mo Der
aebrer nit benz ainbe bic 6ersunft ieis
ner 6obe auf Den 0ater unb ben
0robbater 3uriidperfolst: nllno mo-
ber bats Der 0robpapa betommen2
Der bats genommen!"
Sn Gnelano finb bic grobeH 8oDen.
magnatenfamiIien mil nenigen auss
lnabmen bohftens pierbanbsrt SABRE
lalt. gle itammen aus Der Refcrmo.
iions3sit unD fiHb bic Tes5enoeH3 Del
areaiuren Don 9einrih Dem abten,
Dieies ioloHaie Renoifance Raub.
Itbisr, neben beHen Moftsier. Graus
lIdmfeii uno Sinntaluit Der itolienijhs
IWinteltpronn gefare 8orsia her5lid
unbebeutenb nusfieht. bob BIZ
WDnhsornen auf unb iieb bic aebts
nuibdnsen, bos geroubte Rloiterlanr
|abtr ihmib IT ben Ranoilsn bin, BIZ
Iibn beuieluitern umerdngtsn. gs ma,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
Pokal.Derid)t
0insedfd,ert
&nrbea aeitern NsrseR bic Albtre
yseGnIlonsb sebSriaeR lreibban'
ier bel Eleaiamt Nibse.

alui Dem antpeien bon Serrn VII
bert ReeuIlougb, oem Erniioente''
Der saamenbanoIuHa Don J. w. Wt'
euuouab Cons, go. 21O3 GpprcJ
gpenue, aeraoe aiti Der 1ren3e 3Tui.
id,en gleaiant Rioae nnb g.orpooo
aeleacn, brat, geiern Rorgen su 'ris'
her Stunce elm sseuer aus, Dos frcH
Der aenteinihaitlihen gemibnHsc'i
Der bIeiiacrt. iotpie Der ,Seueripebr uon
s,orlpcco be i1mmtIidlen 1reibhau.
fer ciuuiherte mno einen Sd,ooen Don
iiber $1,000 nnridJtete, Der jeood)
Surf, Geriid1eruns ae6eft lit.
Eas RcGm1orab'idle Mohnnnus
iiano cine 3eitiaag III 8efabr, Ell
siaub Der Slamnen 5u peroen nii0
Die ,Sainilie mnBte bel gafbarn I'M
ferflmft hid]en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

Setrieb beTersn acbn sahlen tann, 10
mub oieFe MDslidteit aiih fur bic irs
oipibuelIen Betriebe nprbunoen iein
unb penn Der Maarenspreis oes itaat.
Iihen 8etriebes einen seniisenDen
profit abpirft, 10 Hub oieier aiih fur
Die inbipiouellen Betriebe eeniigen.
Sier piro man ben Ginwuno erheben,
RAP Der porssihriebsne profit ben
sFortfhritt lGbmt, pa oieier ourh bus
8eftreben. einen boben Vrofit an err
3ielen, anserset ipiro. Dieter Sporn
ldBt Iih in Der Wsiis berItellen, paB
Elm ecipiiier prp5entias oes aus elmer
9erbeherung entIpringenoen Yrofits
BEN Sonlumenten 3utbeiI piro unb Der
Reit Dem Yroou3snten psrbleibt.
Der anbere Wee tpdre cine tpeitsss
benoe itaatlihe aontrole, Die cine Vers
tbsiluns oes profits stpiI6en probns
scnten. Qrbeitern rnb 0erbrauhsrn
peranItaltet, aber fir Die Yrobusentsn
Die beiaste 5ortihrittsspramie reisrs
plrt.
Mit benz einen pber anberen Sps
item ipirb Die tpilDe aonturrsn5 auts
b0rsn unb aud bic profitsisr seaiselt.
Dos pare unieres Grmehens ebenio
bem itaotlihen Sosialismus, pis benz
Soaidlismus i'm 9lnaeneineu porsus
sie1en. 5batid6lih iit eine 8eipesun9,
bic auf ioIde llmseItaItuns absnlt, BET
ms i'm @anss. Sn Dem Yrosramm oss
prGIibenten Dilion lit oas Seniibsn
ertennbor, ben SnoipioudIismns am
2eben 3u srhalten, aber e!elhseittS
neiIen 4usfhpeifuugen 81 5ugeln. 0Is
2eBtersn beitsbcn bel uns hauptldd!ld
i'm monopolseetpinn. Der pra1toent
nil alIss beisitieen, mas sinsn Wonos
polsoepinn ernoolift. Gin Beiipie!
bisrfiir bistet bas Ddhrungsgeies, eas
oarduf eerit,tet lit, cine WlonopoIiIls
| runq oes 9apitalsgeipinns gu perbins
eern. Gin unberes 9eiipisl 1T Der nsu.
Sarif, Der ben inouitriellsn Wsonopoe
lismus All bintsrtreiben periuht. Sn
oieies Gebiet esbort audi bas kobiih'
tiste GeisB ssssn Die esmeinitdftli6en
| Direttorieu. peId7s bic inbuit.teue nnh
finansicle Waht in elmer Sano Su ton.
3entriren psriuhteu. Sb nit ben ihOn
| anqepanbten uno nod bsubiihtistsn
Wlitteln pds oetpiinifts 3ieI ii9 errsis
den l6bt uno oh niht nod Tpeltsrs
MdbreQeln anaspaubt iperosn muHsn,
nm SnoipibuaIismus uno offcntllhc
Woblfabrt nit sinanoer gu periobnsn.
mub bic 3utuuft lsbren. auf jeosn
! 7FoQ III Der g4ins lobsrspsrtb nno III
a[lss su beariiBsn, mas fopoh elmer
ftaotsiosiaIiitiitsn, rpis einsr e.iamms
ten io8aliItifhsu Gnttpidlnng snt9sgsn
nirtt. SffsHtiinoig. tpis ieGrfo!Ss oss
oeutftsn SiaatsiOsialismus fine,
fonnen lie uns bod nid,t iiber Die lbm
, innetpphnsnosn unb in Sbigsm gei6iI:
bertsn @eFabren tduihen. Sin. BE-
! f6rGntte ituatIi6e 5hGtigteit 1T nur
gu bem 3ipsts 3u empfsbIsn, oab fl
ri6tisen aniiattn ibsr Die itaatli6t
8erpaltuna Gineang perf6afft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
Gte.GrlanbnikiAeine.

lekmsnt glusuit Stote. 80. 1919
8rouo Mpe.
/ lMarp Gossrope, %. Gil Ghnrh Str.
Sarrr Georae Dennius, 80. 11o6
Shermdn aps.
aama 3. aoniins. .3s. btssl.
lRclanp Rstpeom., q, 724 Wslt 6.
Sirabe.
iRcmis Dcpsrs, q, 1867 bsssl.
daniel mod, SO, 623 Carlisle ap..
lWop Wortbp. 33, oessl.
|Diliam !. Sadosta, 25, 701 Wsi:
/ 5. Strabe.
lGlisabetb Wortiu. 20, 800 Clinton
Strabe.
lebpin Sirei6is. %, 1856 Sunist
/ apeHu,.
ipaari. Gp.ianb, 10. 3637 Weh 8. ct.
(gusuIt S6pab, "a. 461 alottsr aDe.
l5oi.pbine Braun, q, 1440 5arriipn
gpsnue.
ISol aisnsr. 27, 427 4rmorn aipe.
lGibel Sslssr. 26. 725 Dsf 8. Cir.
lOscor aepin., %, 535 Ridmonb 81.
/ lSus gominss, 10. 817 Dat Str.
lgbas. Stein. %, gopinsion. ap.
lWlap pstri, q, 915 pries Gin Roao.
lausliii 3. Sofu.amp. 80. 1017 Dan.
ton ctr.
lsyrantss Smith. 80, bsssl.
iantcl 81. gouns. "a, 1olesborO. an.
lWarp Opal Grissbn. Is. Staots
6oIpita!.
l5arpep g. Mau.r, %. ct. Sofspb.
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lslmslia Teihman, 26. asnneon
6eisbts.
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Dernon. Sub.
lausuiia ). Sprinsmann, "a. gbeDioi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
gSsd,tnberidt bes 0einsSbeiteamts.

Qout oem gBodknberint beS itdbtis
fdxn Deiunbbsiisamis ipuroen in te.
DsrfloHsnen Wohe 129 gale BON an
i!<dtnnen arnntbeiisn unb n aoosss
f1IIe inio!ae folder AroHibsiten seHitl
bet, assen 677 GrtrantuHseH uno 81
1cbtsfolle in Der pdraiiflpede bss
Dorisen Jabres. Auf bic eiHSslnsn
arantbeiien pertbeilten it'd, bie sur
Wsfbuns geiangtsn Jdlle ME fols!:
5d,Dinpiudi. 80 GriraHiunstn nHb
q 1ooesf1lls; Winbpodsn. % Ct.
traniunasn; Dipbthtritis, 10 Griron.
tunaen unb brei 1ooesfdlIe; Gnar.
lahfRber, 10 GrtrantunseR; Qtum6as
ten, II grtrontun9tn unb sin 1obess
fall; Role. fiinf Grfrnnfnnsea; Dsss
isrn. bpei Gsir1aiun9en; Girnbouts
eHt3iinbnnA alpei grtrnniunqeT;
1bpbusfieber. q Nlotiern unb yaumps
ie cine GrfrdntuuG. n
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3. Q. 9. ..

am ndniien Wiitiuoh. ben IA.
ssnnunr. Abenps 8 llhr. perben bic
Beamien Der 6umboipt ooat 274. Z.
8. 8. r., burh ben Qoaen T<putp II.
70. 9ertram. untcritiiBt pon fsinen
llnierbenmisn. in ihre betreifsnbe
Nemier fir ben laufenbsn aermin ein-
arfebi msrbeu. unb uirb eine scbl-
reihe Beiheiliauna BON Ssiien Der
Witalisoer ertpartet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

Ssnator 8ri tom bon &on.
fas. Der auT Grunp Der fortihrittIihen
9rinsipien, Die er psrtritt, eriuht nor
ben lit, iid1 ben prporeiiipen an8uz
fdlieRen. bat oas entihieDen abaelebnt
lno ieinen Stdrppuntt nit Der Grs
t!aruna motipirt, bah bic nett iiber-
fpieaenoe MaioritGt Der republitani=
fden gartet in fol6em WaBe fort.
1hrittlih Qeiinnt 1T. baR tsin 0runb
rorlieot. Al elmer anoeren 8artsi iiber-
suqeben. 8as 1T cine poqia rihtias
9ariteluna bes Sahperbalts. Die
Stunbpotter hd6en ibren lesteu
yrumpf duf Der Rdtipnaltonoeution
bon 1912 Qusoeipislt uno bic 9artie
perlpreu. sic haben feline Gimme
mehr in Der gartei, mos i4on aus BEN
GntihluITe bes republitauii6en Ratio
nalzGommittses erirhtlih lit, ale 8e.
fhperoen, Die gum Qustritt Der 4ro.
areiiipen aus Der republitaniihen
partei aefubrt baben, gu beieitiqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

unterri6t in Der 9ir9ertunoe
fdfsiut Elm or nsenbes gsoiirfnib 81
fem, mad ben Tauienoen bon Sries
fen gu f6lieben, Die Dem 9unoesi6os.
tneiiter sugshsn. Dieter bate in Iets
mem monatIihen gsridt angegeben.
buB Die i'm r1mlauf befinbli6e Gelo=
funme $35.11 PRO 8opf Der geoOltez
runs betrGet. 0as batten 5auIenos
babin aufgefaBt, oab bas SdaB1mt
fir jebe Ysrion i'm 2onoe oieie Sum
me bersit babe uno iis forocrn bonn
edaBmsiitsr, ooB er ibneu, Trausn
nno ainoern ben 8utommenoen getrag
oussable. 9amit miro Die gotbtpens
bigteit erfp:eIeu, Die tpihttgiten Regies
rungsberidte in Den S6ulsn gu err
iIdren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

Gin & pf stpiihen benz Bra.
Foenten uno ben fonierbatipen Demo.
traten fpiro in 4usilht oeitellt. 8ieIe
pa6en fih bislanq bsm 8rdiioenteu unz
tertporfeu. neil er in 9eaua auf Die
rif.Reform unb bic Wdbrunqs -Rez
form fih barduf berufen tonnte, bab
tte IN Der ndtionalen 8lotform benz
Bolte oerfprohen tpurben, oemnah
cine 9fIi6t 6eitebs, ite ourdsufii6ren.
1as trifft aber auf bic Bill ni6t All,
Dtl6e bic 5eritellung oon Regierunqgs
babneu tn 4lasta uno ben por-
aeidluaeneu plan, Der Die Domination
Der prdiIbentf6ufts. ts.Ganoiodte Durh
primdrtpablen beabiittiat. Ta BON
rieien beipen 8inQen nihts in Der
platform fteht, lpoaen Die 2onierpQti-
peu bieie leqislatipeu pldne niht IN.
terftiibeu Was Die eritere Sill betrifft,
10 GRt iih nit geftimmtbeit Dorausid-
cen. oub Der 8rdiibent niht unterliee
aen ipirD. Cine gntrpidlunq BON
Atasfd lit obne Heaierunesbabuen
niht benfbar. Die topooraphiihen
gerhdltniife aeitatten bic Qnlaae BON
nicht mehr als aipei 8ahrlinien. bic
BON ben sfohlenfelbern nah ben 6afens
pldBen fiibren. Wenn oieie in prInots
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
Dali bic aonItitutipnas :

DAB bic SonItitutipnn a :
Iiiten nod INNER arieqsaefanaens
erfhiehen, lit cine unperseiblthe 9rdus
Eamteit. gisber tpuroe lie oduit ae'
rehtfertiat, bab bic sSDoeralliten ods
@leihe nit ibren 8efannenen tbun.
Da aber bic 2ebteren niht nebr IN
Der 2aqe iinb. 9efauaene au MAIDEN,
folItc oieie MenIhenihldhterei uutho=
rem. Sn oieiem Saue mare cine sSn'
terpention Seitens bes Wrdnoenten
gBilipn i'm Iamen Der MenIhlihteit
ON 8labe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

1UIDerUSN, Die 2uW AuSIrIII Def 4SrDs
areiiipen aus Der republitaniiaen
partei aefiibrt baben, 81 beieitiqen.
Der Irbeits Setretdr
bat ben 8eri6t itber feline 8emi6uns
Gen. ben Strett i'm aupfers Oiitritt su
1hliGtsn. per0ffentIidt. Gr psrmohte
nihts ausauridteu, neil bic 9rubenbe.
tiger abiolut ieotpeoe 9esiehungen su
ben unionen ablebnten unb fooar ben
8orihlaa su elmer idiebsridterlidsu
Ghlihtuno abtpieien. Die 9erQfperfss
befiBer beiteben barauf. oQB Die Qrbei,
ter beoinaunqslos tapituliren. llebsr
lie uridhen bes Streits pirb QeIdat,
tab unqenii1enoe Q0bne i6n berporae.
rufen habsn. Die S6roffbeit Der
Srubeubeiissr finbet i6re grtLdrung
bcrtn. bob Elm Streit ibnen 9lusen
brinqt; iie boben oQmit cine quite Gntz
fhulbiCunq. ben 9etrieb einsuitelIen
unb ben preis fir bic porbanbenea
Gupferporrdthe su erh0hen. g2ebenbei
III bic .6ecla", ipelhe uber so pro.
cent Der 4rbeitsr beifdftigt, 10 reid,
oab fte bds Gnbe bes Streits nit 9e=
miit6sruhe abrpGrten tGnn. Der Gonz
oreb ipiro iest aufqeforbert, iih ins
9Jltttel 8u Ieaen. ober es lit niht ers
fIhtlih, 1pas oieier dusrihtsn tDnnte,
ba sr feline sSurtsoittion beiiBt, reip.
Diefe 4ndeleaenbeit fit1 Istner Ieqislas
tipen 0etpalt ent3iebt. Die 9ordusiiht
I'll. oaB bic 8er1pertsbeiiser trium.
pbirsn tperben. aber, tpte Der Repies
rungsagent 0ensmore ri6tig bemertt,
rur aeittpeiliq. od, ehe Elm puQr cJu6rs
ins Gano eegangsn itno, bic jegigen
Streit6refer iid elmer Union ani6lie.
fen fperben.
Gin & Gamp atpiihen benz Bra.
Foenten unb ben fonierDatiben Demo.
tratsn Diro in 4usitdt ositellt. 8ieie
pabeH fih btslana oem 8rdiibenten uns
tertporfeu. neil er in 9eauq Quf Die
- m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03
Fire Gongs Empty Department

Wishing to see how quickly he could
empty the building of the employees
under his charge. Robert Watson. chief
clerk of the Department of Labor.
stepped outside of his Office this morn
ing and started the fire eongs in the
building changing. 1t took four min
utes. according to the official time
keeper. to empty the building of it's
800 employees, but the officials believe
that II can be done in le SIS time. This
morning there was trouble in opening
occurred at the exit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03

have carried the message Of medieval
art down the ages are dissolved Into
cobblestones and fine dust by tho ex-
plosion Of modern projectiles.
Infantry Halted Under Cover.
Advance party of French infantry
halted under cover near Arras.
Troops from the British legation OF
frontiersmen searching for concealed
German sharpshooters Hnd spies In
farmhouse between Newport and Dix
nude.
Belgian fishermen watching British
monitor shell the German trenches. CIV
ing valuable service in helping the al
lies holding the Germans back from the
coast
Battery Of portable field ovens lined
up to meet the attack of the hungry
British soldiers.
These are but a few of the many
large, clear and striking pictures of
actual battle scenes. ruins and heart
interest sidelights of the great war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03
PICTORIAL WAR EXTRA
MEETS READY SALES
The Stars Midweek Photographic
History Has q Cordial
Reception.

The Midweek Pictorial War Extra
issued by Tho Star, giving the finest
Photographic history of the war, was
sold on newsstands and by the news
boys last night and today. 1t met with
an enthusiastic welcome and was
spoken of appreciatively as just what
the people of Washington have been
wanting. 1t gave vivid pictures of the
various phases of this greatest war In
history as shown by actual photo
graphs taken at the front by corps
of war photographers from the largest
European newspapers - twentyfour
pages of true-to-life reproductions of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03
"ST-DOWN" ACTIVITIES
TOO NUMEROUS, He SAYS
Dr.. W. S. Franklin Urges Tech Stu,
dents to Get Outdoors
Close to Nature.

Outdoor activities, especially those
"close to nature" were advocated by
DR.. W. 8. Franklin, head of the physics
department of Lehigh University, in an
address at the Mckinley Manual Train
ing School today. ''YoA young people
have too many sit-down activities" he
declared.
He urged young people to get out and
play rather than to spend a great
amount Of time attending the movies. n
His subject was bills School and
Mine." and he contrasted the difference
between the old freedom of the great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03

A hundred years ago these things were
within the reach Of every boy and girl:
but now. alas. Bill sees no other man
ual labor than the digging OF a ditch in
cluttered street, or, stunted in
growth, he has almost become a part
Of the machine he daily tends. and
Boyvflle has become a paved and gut
tered city, high-walled, desolate and
dirty, with here and there a vacant
lot hideous with refuse in early spring
and overwhelmed with an increasing
pestilence Of weeds as the summer days
go by! And the strangest thing about
it all Is, that Bill accepts unquestion-
tngly, and even with manifestations of
Joy, just any sort of a world, If only 1t
is flooded with sunshine"
He related anecdotes Of his boyhood
days, many of which the pupils ap-
plauded vigorously. Musical selec-
tions were furnished by the Tech Or
chestra and by the schools glee club.
Prof. Franklin is to speak at Central
High School tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03
Mrs. Elizabeth Shellabarger Dead.

Mrs Elizabeth Shellabarger, eighty
seven years old, widow of Judge Sam
uel Shellabarger of the law firm OF
Shellabarger & Wilson. died this morn
ing at her home, s12 18th street north
west. Funeral services are to he held
at the home tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Interment is to be at Spring
field. Ohio.
Mrs Shellabarger was born July IL.
1928. at Troy, Ohio. Before her mar
riage to Judge Shellaparger she was
Miss Elizabeth Brapdriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03
Delights Of Boyhood.

'.The Land Of Out-of-Doors! What
irony there is in such glowing phrase
to city boys like Bill. The supreme
delight of my own boyhood days was
to gather wild flowers in a wooded
hollow, to reach which led across a
sunny stretch of wild meadow rising
to the sky; and I would have you know
that lived as a boy in a land where
a weed never grew. I wish that Bill
might have access to the places where
the wild flowers grow. and above all
wish that Bill might have more OPP
portunity to see his father at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-03

managed to land a party of marines
on Tanning Island. where they set NJ
derrick and prospected in the bot
tom of the ocean for the London cable
which they found and cut
After the battle, street scene IL
Dixmude, which the British were able
to hold in spite of the smashing frt
Of the German artillery trying Il
break a way through to the coast Of
the English channel
Crown Prince in Field.
The crown prince Of Germany. many
times reported dead, but always found
alive and vigorous at the critical mo-
ment, as photographed in the field
with the King of Saxony.
Officers of the Russian army exam.
lining ground in Galicia recently shelled
by their guns.
How French peasant family. in theil
ruined home, make temporary shelter
of draperies and bed blankets.
German soldiers at the front receiv-
ing official newspapers published fol
them by the war department.
Typical pictures of the Ruthentar
mother and child in streets of Halicz
and of the Galician peasant girl pas
turing her COW.
Cathedral at Newport. Belgium
wrecked by German shells during the
bombardment of the town. Walls that
have stood for centuries and might
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Ruins Of Convent Shown.

Among the pictures shown are the
ruins of Belgian convent near Ypres.
where an exploding shell tore a great
hole in the outer wall. but just es-
capped striking the crucifix that hung
on the inner wall of the building.
King George and Queen Mary inspect
ing the Canadian encampment on Sails
bury plain. They are seen examining
the new type of armored motor cars
supplied to the British government by
the Canadian government
German marines cutting British
cable. One of the German battleships
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outdoors with tho present limits o,

outdoors with tho present limits OF
civilization.
bill. little Bill Of Bethlehem. Pa. has
g better school than I had" he said.
the house and the things that go with
It. Bits teachers know more accurately
what they are about than did my
teachers in the old days out west half
a century ago. And, of course. Bill fe
getting things from his school that
could not get. But he is growing up
with woefully distorted idea of life.
What does Bill know about the woods
and the flowers? Where in Bills make
up is that which comes from browsing
on berries and nuts and the paw paw,
and roaming the woods like the Ban
dar-1og? And tho crops, what does he
know about them?
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actual scenes clearly presented by the
new Rotogravure process. Each ono
Of these pictures is a veracious war
record of some salient and important
event. The series will be a permanent.
engrossing, enlightening panorama of
the greatest conflict the world has
ever known.
From those in official positions. from
the homes of the poor in the SCHOOLS
and colleges. in society libraries-the
opinion was universally expressed that
The Stars Midweek Pictorial War Ex-
ira brings the realism of the war ef-
fectively before the people in this neu-
trail country and serves them with &C
curate present-day history promptly
and authoritatively,
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Sir John Henry Crichton Dead.

LONDON, December 3.-Sir John Henry
Crichton, fourth Earl Of Erne and Grand
Master of the Orangemen in ireland,
died today. He was born in Dublin in
1889.
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Two Generals Among Prisoners.

KIEF. Russia, Via London. December
3-One hundred and twenty German and
Austrian officers have been brought here
as prisoners Among them are two gen.
erals, six colonies and eighteen majors.
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