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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
1ie albpifinier
Sollsn iebt aud nod bers
anssaogen petbeu. um
ben GraH3ofen aug ber
pati DE beIfen.

aHge gen netoeH, nm
ben Gran3ofen aug bet
Pati DE 3u beIfen.
9aris, IL. Ge3. g|i,rre alpps, Elm
Nitglieb bes sfDlonial ausihuiIea
Der Deputirtentammer, faste am grel.
tag, bab eisp s5euiIu, Der iunge Raj.
ier Don abpiipnisn, ben Gntentemddj
ten 10 freunbi1aitli6 .ssfinHt Tel, boB
e. Hidt nur bic 9smiibungsn b.uiiGer
assnten 5nHihte semadt babe, biz
DeriadteH, ibH gu peranIuiien, Der.
trdss nit England. Stalisn iinb
5ranireid auf3ubeben, ionSsru bab
sr ii9 erboien babe, ben Qliirten
2OO,O 900 Mauu Sruppen 3ut Bsriiis
guug gu fieQen, tpenr iie berielbsn be,
oiirfsn foltsn.
Der abgsorbnste mdttte bisie gln,
tiinbisung in @erbinorns NIT elmer
iest Der Rammer Dorliegsnbeu Heips
luton, bic Der farbiee atbs.oronste
Gratien Ganoare BON Gudpeloupe EN-.
sersiht bate, babinlauisno, bdb bl.
fran5oIiite Resieruns 5uiammsn nit
ben siIIiirieu 5ranireibs icfort Wis.
tel uno Wese finben iollen, um iif,
Der Rooperdiion Der abpifiniTHen
5Mppsn 5u iihsrn, uHitr elmer @as
rantie Der lInabbGnsisteit abpTis
nisns. Jn @erbinbung nit bieisr Res
ioiuiion tpurbe barauf bingepieIen.
bab Der peritorbene sSnig WeneIit i'm
Sabre 1907 sinen alIianapertros nit
5rantreid abseidloiisn babe.
Mlpe ipies bdrduf bin, bab be franc
55iii6e gii.nbabn, bic ben fran50iis
ifen Safen bon Sibuiil nit qbbis
4beba in slbpiiinisn perbinbd, oi,
fdnelle 9efSrberuns Don5rupper nod
Der Siilis bss Roibn Wesres mbslif,
made, BON mo aus lie in bier aagen
Sus3 rrei9en tSnnten. pbsr in flint
5assn 8aTora in Wefoppiamisn. Gr
Iagte aud, bab bic abpHiriIhenSrup'
pen bereiis gut tetpaffHet ieien unb
iiber 800, 600 bis 10000 -mpbsrn,
0eipehr. perfiigtsn. bic aIIs felt ptm
Sabre 1911 fabri,irt iporben feisn,
gum 9beil In 9sutirhldnb, bauptfd8.
lid dber In 9eIgien.
gs purbe duh uorgeibfassn, BAD
bic iapaniide sylotte fir bi. Hef0rb,s
rnng Der dbpFiniften 9ruppsn nod
Qfegppien ober Msfopotamisn psripsn.
bet ipsrbsn t0Hns. (ptniafis! anm.
b. Reb.)
8roBer itafienifdst o q ms
pier Derfenft.
Gonbon, II. Dta. Der itaIienis
ife DampFer Sporio gdib1. BON 5187
5onnsn. IN bon sinem itinbliHen llns
teriteboot perIsnit fporStn. ipie bier
ON Greitas anssiiinbist ipurbe.
gine fran5Siifhe pbdn,
tafie Dtpefde.
Warfstlls Granirsia, IL. De-
aembtr. 750 bulsarilde. bsutIte unb
6lferrtidiItb unsarifde Offlsisre,
bic in ferbii6e @efanseni&aft serus
then iparsn, unb 10000 (D in Sers
bitn geFangen ssnomment GcIbaten
iinb bisr ipGbrsnS Der gla6t ansts
tpmnsn unb mad einem acn5enirn,
tipnsIdger speittrgei6idt iporben.
(40, 900 @eidnesns in elmer Jldht sss
lanSsi! HlSaiinaI unn. B. Rssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18

y II D IL. Oe3. - WdgreHu
bic Diploma!en in 0riedenlanb uno
RumGnisn nit nsuen llntsrbanbIune
gen beI4dfiist iino, hi. iiber bic tiinTs
tisen Grsisniiis auf oem Yaltan ents
i1eiben ipsrben, treffm Offenbar Die
Deutiden 8orbereituugen fir neus
Operationsn I'm Siien poer i'm Beitsn.
auf isben 5dn idsint es serDib. bab
iis sroBe aruppsnmaiieu tpn5uItrir.n,
nm eirn uelen snersiiden S1Ias 81
fiibrsH, psnn bic gerbdItniiie siiHiiiJ
iinb.
ct. peirsburgsr 9epefdeH berid,a
ten iibsr sr6bere atttpiiat Der Ssuts
fhen, namentIi6 in Der Geseub DON
Siinaburg, mas init bem Blame Der
Deuiiden I'M giu,Ians iein pirbe, iia
Der Siiuas2iuie gu bsmd9tigeH. uno
ale Welounseu aus Heutraleu 2Gus
bern itimmen bariR iibersin, baB bic
DeutihsH fortpdbreno Wanniddften
unb glrtiasrie nad bsm Weitsn
ibidsn. Was ben Deitliaen arisgs'
fhauplas bstriffi, 10 ift e. Offsnbar
Hur cine Jrase, no bic Sffsnii0s itatis
| fiHben pirb.
9iels MilitGrs iinb Der aluiidt. bab
bic Oeuiiden, nahbem fe es fir su
i9pieris bsfunoen, bic aiHisn Der aIs
liirien in Jlanbsrn uub i'm artois gu
our@bredsn, ben @eriua MAIDEN piir'
ben, BET ct. Wibisl bur45ubrs9en.
no bic b.uti9en ainisn bis iiber bic
Waas binaus Dorsefdoben iinb uWo
no in bsulesten 5asen 5ismlid srobs
attipiidt berrf&ts. Das sin3ise ars
sument ssstn Oiein plan 1T. baB bic
llefsr oes Jluiiss jsBt iiberfdpeuImt
iinb unb bic GransOisn in fpfematis
iher Weii. ale griiden ,srit0rt ba6en,
iobalb iie Don b.u Deutitsn fsrtis se'
iieat iuurbsn. Sopeit habsn absr I'M
Wsitsn, Don Minens unb 9ombsns
tdmpieu, ME aud slrtiIIsries.fs4tei
dbseIsbsn. teine 3dmpfe In sr0bereln
Wabitab ftatigefunbn.
etuf Der galianbalbiniel iinb bic
miIiidriihn OpsraiiOnsH tempordr
sum Stiaitanb setommtn, aussenoms
men In Montenesro unb albanien, mo
bic Oeitsrrtiter unS gulsdrtn bic
Wlonteussrinsr unb Srben in ben
Bergen psrfoIssn. Sn bem sbale Der
Sdparsm Drin in glbanien ioII Elm
sr0berer aampf 3tuii4en ben Serbsn
unb 9ulsar.n i'm Gangs isin.
glud aui benz iiaIimiidsn ariegss
fdbauplab bsrridt DsrbdltnibmGbis,
StiIIe. Die SffeniiDe Der StaIitusr.
bic pisIe Woden lang Obns llnt.rbrs.
dung in Der beftisiien. aber gang ere
folelofer Weife ssfiibrt fpurcs, BAT fat
gang aufaebDrt unb bic admpfs be-
Ifhrduien iid iebt nur nod uuf selss
sentIids artiIIerisssfs&ts cbr Helm.
ipsaSii4s Jufanisrisanssiife Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Ser 1ampfer Senenpool
Nit 2ebsnsmittstn fir gslsisn en-
goro, auf cine Mtns oufsslaufsn
unb in iintenbem 3uitanbe an Der en-
liI4en Suite uuf ben Stran1
gsbra6t.

2Onbon, II. 9eB. = Ser ii
Oienitcn bss Silfs<&ommittess fir
geleien iteberbe 9ampfer .2sOens
Pool". Elm S6iff bon 4844 Sonnen,
bas 2ebensmitteI fir 8elsien i'm
Wert6 bon 81, 100000 an 8orb 6at,
fu9r i'm engIiI6sn aanal auf cine
Wlins auf unb purbe in iintenberE
3uitunb an Der engliidsn Siiits auf
ben Stranb gebra6t. Der Sampfer
mar BON Eep gort naa ROtter0am
uutertpeos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Sic neutIde Gegierung
bsreit

Den fri5srsn Genera L
pofmsiter Ganabasses
gen Rapt. OoR Riutslen
aus3npe9feIn
RputreaI, II. DEG. Die bsuts
ife Regierung BAT iid erbOteH. Or.
!9enri e, 8eldnb, ben friibsren 9enss
raj poitmeiiter DON GnHaba, sssen
&upt. 5ranS bon RintsIsn aus5upe9-
ieln, pis Qrtbur Ggrement. Elm fris
berss parlamentsmitglieo, iareibt.
Dr.. 8slano purbe Bel Der Groberung
QrtiUerpens sefaHgsn senommeH.
Aapt. Don Rinteleu pu1be DON
britti9en Sifiaiersu nuf Der Reiie DON
ben Der. StaateH Ha6 SDqaub DON
sinsm 0ampfer bsrabsebOIt uno als
&riessgsfangeHsr mad gngIono eea
bradt. gs bieb pisoerboIt. Dab CT iia
i'm 5ouer Don 2oHpou befiHoe uHo
tpegeH Spionage gum Sobe OerurtIeiIt
Dorben Tel. Gr ipl Streits in ben
RuHitioRsfabriten IN ben 0ereini9teH
Staten angeitiftet ba6eH uno Daroe
IN Rem gort unter antIase geiteat.
sineu fuliden qab benust gu babsn,
auf peI5en sr reiite.
Der canaoiide premierminiiter
@orbsn tbeiIte ggrsmsut nit, baB Der
britii6e RDIpRioI Sstretdr 2lnorep
gonar Gam ben 8otiton eriuht babe,
f6 fir bic 5reiIahuHs Or. 9elano's 9
su Derpenoen. SarbilaI Saspuri
I9rieb barauf an Sir SeHrp Soparo,
ben 6ritifdeu RepyGientantea 6eirn
9atitdn:
Der pGpitli9s Runtius IN Wiins
den lit BON Der OsutIden RsgieruH5
babin infprmirt porosn, oab Or. Be
laRA in 5rsibeit aeIeBt perosu piirbs,
Ic6alo bic britiIHe Resisrung oem
friiberen Sapt. RintsIsn. Der iebt in
gnslanO 9sfdnssuer isi, bic Srsibeit
gGte. SD boffs. odb bic snsIiIts Res
eieruna oos anerbieteu Der 'o.uti6eu
Regierung arnsbmsn UNI blb teios
9sfaRgensn ibrs 5ret9sit tpieSererbaI'
ten peroen."
3um D.d1sI i'm britifaeu
Sbertomma ubp.
aouoou, II. Deg. - Die mcis
fen peutidben 9IGtter DiHen offsnbar
nidt, mas Iie BON Der Grusnnung oss
Generals Sir Douglas Saig gum bri'
tii6en SbsrbsIbsisbaber on STEELE BEG
Sslbmdri6aus Sir Spbn Trenb bals
ten TOllsn. Die s9ofif9s 9eituns"
dardtteriiirt ben 5sIbmarIdaG Gren4
als einen prablsrii9cn DiIsttantcn,
ipGbrsnb Der r9otalsQn5siser" Iast,
bab General Sais in bem 3ommanoo
GROCER SruppsHrnafsn tsins grfab,
ruus bsiibe.
Rs4te naturaIifirtr
GnslGuosr.
9pnbon, II. Ds5. - Der 8srs
fu6, Sir Cigar Speper uro Sir
GrnsIf GaifeI ipesen ibrsr beutider
@eburt aus benz @ebsimratb binauSs
5ubusiiren. 1T feblsefdIagsH. Der
2OrbsSbsrri6ter. Baron 3eooins. Der
bic glnaelesenbeit Tsit oOrisem Mouut
unter 9sroibuns bate, sob am 5rei'
tag feline Gntideibune ob. Gr srtldris.
bab Sir Cigar unb Cir Grreit ols
naturoIiiirt, bsitif1. llattrtbdnsu dllc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Iie 1entihen enfidJlpiIen
bic Maiirten aus Galna
nifi binaus5miuerfen.
q ris4enIanb mill uuter
tsiusn u m |! !duben sugss
ben. bab bulsartf4e
Srupptn srtedt'
i4en goben bes

aonbon, II. OeJ. = @is Der
Zines" aus gt6en teleerapbirt pirb,
bat Stutialano sebrobt. bic Sruppsr
Der glniirten aus SaIOniti usrtrsiber
81 tpollen.
.9tuf bic bipIomatii6en RsprGIsrta.
tionen Gris6enlanbs antiportenb, bic
ben 3ped batteu, gu perbinberu. BAT
beutI6sGItsrrsidifhe Sruppen in @rie.
6enlarto einriiden." iast. Der aorres
ipunosni, .eab Der bsntfde @eiunbtc
bic GrtIGruns ab, bnb Der llmitunD,
bab bic gl[liirtsn in Der llmssbuns OOn
Galuuiii 9deItisunpsDsrse Uriais'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
3ipei britiihe Satterien
5tsIsH ben gu1eareu nd 3
renb bes &ddsuges Der
BriteR duf SulpHiti

in bic SGHos
Paris. II. Deg. Der Galonitiey
R0rrelponoent Der SaDas aseHtur
I4itt be folssnoe 0speTas:
g5H ben admpfen pdbrsnb bss
Fit5ugss Der fran30iii6 britiIden
srupPsn BON SieOssIi, serbisn, fislsn
ben guIgaren Slpei iraH5Dfiicbe Ma.
i4iReHgei9iise uuo SDei gatterien
britii4er artiIeris in bic SGnbe, pie
du3 Spei britii6e gsfaHgene.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Au6 an Set 0f1fi6en S'ronf 6eeunoen oie
9euff6en gr0eere Aktipifdf.
Deul6(ano ol( ere(drt 6a6e, oa6 es entl6oGcn lei,
Ole Q(liirten aus Sa(oni6i @inausjutrei6cn.

gD nid useb.n t0nne bab bic aaiirm bi. Stab bsfn
ea.nlun un nif satten, bab bulglrffe supPsn gsiau
9ben betrn = Die iranso bntsn sst hon baran bic abp
inier 5lfe ruien Die einaisen, bic ie nod nit i
angeilebt bdbn Fnb bic Sibea Die SffHbe Saen
bat f gang auTssb0 - Se ioGsn eBt oumit bdft ieiH,
Eupp.n a6anin Ianbsn. Sn Uon.nesro bltu bic DETER
rs4.r gispoje beisst TOO guugsne smat @ s6rtgsn
es au benz ariessI4aupIas Dsrbdtnibmdbis nia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18

Staliensr i6sinen iebt Sruppsu an bsr
albanif9sn aiiite gu IanOsu, I'M spens
tueu ben Ssrben, ME iia bur9 aIba.
nien 5uriid3iebm. 9ilfs briussu gu
fOnnen, bod finb bic Nudri4ten Oars
iiber iebr tpiberiprsdenb unb uu5uper=
Idiiig. Ginsr Melbuns 5ufOIss iOlsu
bereits 10000 uno elmer anOsrsu gere
iion 5uTolss iO9ur 10000 Wsam in
aIbanisn gslanb,t tUprnen fem,
Das SrisfeHIaub unter ben isbtgeu
8erbdItHiiien tbun tDirb, III uprIdufiJ
nod ni6t iIar. aug atbeH piro &C.
meIbst, bab Der prsmier StouIouois
unb Der Wiuifter oes SHueru, Sounas
ris, benz oortigen oeutfheu SsiaHDtsu
einM gsiu9 abs.ftattst unO ibm aus
sinauberssiest batteH, baB bas Gtns
riidsn Don beuiideu unb bulsariiden
sruppen, nanlen.!ia Der 9ulsarsH, in
Gris9snlanb Elm. Iebr f4pisrtse Sis
tuation perutiadsH Diirbe; bod III ss
pOrIdufis babel esblis6en unb cine
GntideiOans 1T nod Hi@t erfOIgt.
Cine annette Npte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18

as4te unb priDifesisn gsbor.ner gri,
ten 6sidBen unb oaber bere6tist isicn,
W3ttglisber Oss Sebsimratbes gu Isin.
9eutfass putrOuillens
boot seI@sitsrt.
2onboH, II. DEG. Dag beutide
gatrouiqenboot ,gun3" 1T, mad elmer
DepeI6e Der gg9ange telegraph Co.,
an Der &iiite Der SnIel 2unseiano in
Der SitIee seI6eitert. Die 2eideH
mebrerer beutiber Sffiaiere purbeH
am StraHOe aufgefuHoen.
psrfii4s Retrutsn elm.
berufen.
Berlin, II. DEG. auf brubtlOiem
Wege na6 Sapoiae. 8ert6te aus
aonitantinppel melbeu, Iagt bic ues
6erIee Na6ri9tenasentur, oub cine
groBe QnSabl perTer, pelds Don Der
perIiI6en Resieruns unter bic Waffen
serufen purOen, bic psriiIde Nutios
nalbpmne finsenO. oura bic StraBsu
&pnitantinopels nab Der periif4en
gotfduft murfdirten. Di, RefruteH
peroeH iofprt na6 perIien abgeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
QSefterberid,t.

Sir Obio, Snbiana, Rentudp
uno bag peitli9e penniploanien:
Sriibes uno tdIteres Detter am
Samitas. Gm Sonntas id0nss Bst.
ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
10000 J.aliener
g ollen It9 bereits in " b :
Iona. &lbanien, 6ss
finben.

Paris, II. DEG. = Dem Sour
nal" piro aus WlaiIaHo telesrapbirt.
baB it9 iebt 10000 RonH ita!isni.
i9er Sruppen in aDlona, 2llbanien,
befanben. Der aorreipouDent fiist
bin5u, baB ipenn ii4 aud GDlonu
faum fir zine Sffeniiobeneguns sisne,
bic Expedition immerbin als Der Be-
9inn BON Operationen in srobenI
WlaBitab angeie6en psrben tDnns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18

ten, 0eutf4lunb 3pinsen piirbe, bic
Sruppen Der &aiirten gu oertreiben.
aSer Bremier Gtouloubis wieoers
bolte, baB in teinem Saae grie6ens
lamb 5ugs6en piirbe. 6aB bulgaril6e
SrupPen grie4iI4en 8Oben betretert.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
WOODROW AND THE G.

President Wilson has accepted an in,
vitation from the G. A. R. to attend,
the Decoration day exercises at Ar,
ington cemetery. Last year num-,
Der of partisan papers took advantage
of the presidents dectnatfon of the,
invitation to make political capital of
the incident 1t was, of course, but
an unworthy appeal to old prejudices.
and not given serious attention ex---
cept by some of the gallant old war,
riors with whom the memories of
war times are still hot.
Regardless of political party the,
public will be glad that this feeling is
finally quieted. =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
AND SAM Will BE THERE.-

AND SAM WILL BE THERE
Experts estimate that the outlay for
the war is now at the rate of $2,000,-
600, 900 per month, another year of
It to cost. $25, 900, 100000.
A government can print money, or
its equivalent, in unlimited quantity,
but there comes a time when such
money loses it's purchasing power.
What then? Bankruptcy or confs-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR
WIFE.-Keep your eye on your wife.
Not to keep some other man from
stealing her-for wives worth having
are not stealable.
But to keep her eontented-
that will help YOU to keep cheerful.
And to keep cheerful-for that will
help to keep her pretty.
To keep her pretty is to help your
self keep your eyes of other women,
very necessary thing for a married
man if he would be happy.
j. Keep in mind the girl you led to
the altar-for your wife is that girl;
just as good, just as loVable, just as
sincere, just as honest.
Keep in mind, also, that you were
ready to do almost anything to GET
her-and so you will be reminded
that it's up to you to make some little
sacrifices in order to KEEP her.
Just keep your eye on your wife,
and do your share toward making a
success of your greatest business I'M
dertaking the business of being
happy married man.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

cation Of private property for govern
ment use. 2,
In such crisis any party-mean-
ing mostly Uncle Sam-having lot
Of perfectly good money, becomes the,
highcockalorum of finance; world
finance, at that.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-06-17

Bronson Yes, here it is. Do you
know that law firm in your city?'
He handed Townley a brief letter,
addressed to "Messrs. Millman & Ora
ham, Attorneys-at-law, Bronson, Mich
igan."
81 certainly do" responded Townley.
"That is our largest law firm. Are
you going into the profession"
mo, l hardly think So" answered
Reginald Nelson slowly. II have these
! letters of introduction to assist me in
getting started in America, for must
settle down somewhere and go to
work for a living"
make Bronson your home and you
will never regret having given up a
life of inglorious ease," answered
Townley. Bronson is a city of OPP
portunity, and 1t is growing by leaps
and bounds It's population is now So
OOO You will find life in Bronson"
Reginald Nelson pondered for little
while before answering, and then he
said smilingly, IF l should make
Bronson my starting place shall have
at least one friend to begin with"
"Count on me-" responded Townley,
also smiling, but l shall miss my
guess If you do not soon gain in Bron'
son all the friends you need"
LET it be Bronson, then" said Regi-
maid. 'T will accompany you from
New York"
Albert Townley was about to ques-
ton Reginald in regard to himself
when they were both astonished to
hear a girlish voice exclaim, why,
here's our Mr.. Townley" A beautiful
young girl stood before them, asking,
Where did you come fromY'
The girls mother was with her
daughter.
'"This is pleasant, | assure you.
thought you were to remain another
winter in Paris" said Townley.
Joy became so homesick that we
had to start for Bronson and her
father kept writing for US to return,
so here we are" replied the woman.
~ am so glad to be on my way back
to Bronson" added the daughter.
always loyal" responded Mr., Town
ley. He introduced the mother and
daughter to Reginald as Mrs. Graham
and her daughter, Miss JOY"
Albert Townley began to explain
how Reginald was crossing the sea to
make America his future home.
''He has just been showing me an
which he has to Mr.. Ora
hams law firm" he said to Mrs. Ora
ham, with interest
"You will like Bronson, am sure"
said Joy Graham, turning to Reginald.
"Mr. Townley has interested me al
ready in your native city Of Bronson"
said Reginald. 'He is special friend
Of your family, judge"
HE is one of the ministers in Bron-
son."
"a minister?" said Reginald, in
do you mean that Mr..
Townley Is a Clergyman
Yes" laughed the girl.
~ should never have judged he was
! clergyman" said the immigrant
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-06-17
oAAnrua n.
Reginald Nelson Gets a Job,

Reginald Nelson Gets a Job.
AT Townley's undattering picture
81 Of his leading trustee Allan
Il ~ RutIedge looked somewhat
blankly at the merciless dag
nostician. His companion noticed the
expression and continued: 81 want you
TO pardon me for speaking so plainly,
but remember it is the business of a
physician to know the disease he is
called upon to cure Your church is
merely sample of what every inhuen-
tiaI church is in Bronson. In my own
church the editor of our best daily
paper, the Courier. is one of the lead
ing members. His name is Thomas
MarchmouTt. He is my chief trustee,
but as a Christian he is Il doubling
Thomas and looks on the church exact
ly as Mr.. Graham does. He would not
be member today had he not joined
as young lad many years ago. He
absolutely refuses to use his immense
influence to better our social conditions.
His excuse always is. AS long as men
are men you will have these evils in
Bronson, and there is no use making
trouble over it
II think l am beginning to under
stand what you are driving at" said
Allan Rutledge quietly. ''These men
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pound the first cabin immigrant was
beside the sailors and before they
could guess his purpose he had snatch
ed the hose from their hands and turn
ed 1t full on their own faces, sending
the three sailors sprawling to the deck.
Then, throwing the squirting hose over
the deck rail, where 1t splashed harm
Townley. In an instant two or three
Irishmen rushed forward and gashed
the hose with their pocket knives,
rendering 1t useless. The discounted
sailors struggled to their feet and
turned Off the water.
"Who are you, sir? What do you
meanY roared the officer, advancing
toward the cabin immigrant.
Without answering the two. young
men assembled the stairs, Townley
leading the way, while the officer star
ed In helpless rage. He was about to
follow them to the cabin deck, but the
jeers of the now Infatuated crowd
caused him to retreat hastily to
hatchway, down which he disappear
ed, followed by the dripping sailors.
"A sight like that maddens me-" ex-
claimed the immigrant when they had
reached the spacious first cabin deck,
that vulgar insolehce Of authority
which that officer showed toward those
poor steerage wretches."
But the men were to blame in part"
interposed the American.
"Yes, admit 1t, but there was no
excuse for the officers insolence to-
ward them just because they are trav-
cling by steerage. If they had been
cabin passengers he would not have
dared to call them dogs"
"Tf 1t had been crowd Of American
workingmen he would not have been
so tnsolent," agreed Townley. "They
would have mobbed him."
"It is the lawless insolence Of such
vulgar upperlings that provokes the
lawlessness of the mob which we hear
80 much condemned nowadays" the
immigrant continued, his cheeks flush
ing and his eyes shining.
Albert Townley looked with interest
at his companion. Pardon me. Did
you tell me your name? My name is
Townley-Albert Townley of Bronson,
Mich" AS he said these words the
American reached out his hand cor
daily. The immigrant grasped the
outstretched hand and, shaking 1t
warmly, replied: II am Reginald Mel
son, an immigrant from England. Did
you say your home is in Bronson,
Mich. 2"
Eyes. l am just returning from a
three months vacation In Europe, and
tell you will be glad to see old
Michigan"
Bronson" said his companion,
whom we shall now call Reginald Mel
son. II have heard Of Bronson before.
/ have a letter of introduction to law
firm in your town"
Reginald Nelson took out some pa !
pers.
II have here" he said, letters to ,
prominent law firms In New York, Chi
cago and some other cities, and | am
sure ] have one addressed TO firm In