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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
Sas nabenoe GnOc bes &rieges.

9fn cine baGbige geenbisung bes
&riegss gu beuteu, tann untsr ben obs
paItenoen 8erbdltniiien nt9t a!s
mliBise p6antaiie erideinea, Da
unbeitreitbars Sbatfa6en porlisgen,
bic ben sdluB ref)tfertigen, baB
in naber 3eit Der iebnli6it be-
gebrts 5rieOensi4luB erfolgen mub.
SelbftoerItGnbli9 liefern bic 8orgGnss
in Iublanb bas 5unbament, auf pcl,
dem Der 9ebantsnaufbau srfoIgt uno
5ipar Elm febr feitss 5unbament. Die
beitGnbisen Riidaiise Der ruiiif6en
9eere lafen unDertsnntar erIebsn, Oab
lebtere alien !9alt perloren bdben unb
ss nirb iOgar auf aIliirter Seits Suge>
itanben, bdb bic Groberuue pon Wdrs
f9au nod Dor 4bidlub oieiss MOnats
erfoleen fpirb. aber berubigeno unb be-
fhDnigenb piiO bin5usefiigt. baB bas
nit bic ruIfif6e Seeresma9t ri9t db=
getban 1T. ionberu bab iie bintsr Der
@ei9fel ii6 bon gleuem organiiiren
lperbe. Sobalb bas gef9ebeu lei, tperbe
Der arieg an Der Oitgrenae nit 0srbopz
pelter araft Beginner, aber bos pirh
nibt gef9eben, neil es sinfd9 ni6t
m0glicb 1T.
Rublanb bat brsi unb elm 9at6es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

Wacbetb nerlangts BON isinem
Mr5te elm Buffer, Oas bic Gagldnoer
pertrei6t. ginen folasn @ebanten begt
bic engliId3e Regierung NIT Der Qnorbs
nuns. baB cine @elebrtens& s&ommiiion
DON nun an Gag unb Ra6t iiber neue
grfinbuneen nafbenten folIe, I'm ben
Seutfhen. bic beitdnbis ibren ,5sinben
nit nsusn Grfinbunssn auffDartsn,
S6ab su bieten. abmirat iyifber lit
Der 8orfber biefer 2ommtfiou. 0a
iperben mir groBe Dinge gu febsn unb
Al bDren betommen. Gin 9ebante, ben
syifber untsrbreiteu ipirb, in norausous
feben. Gr bat bic enslifhe ;Slotte, Die
tr befeblist, babur6 uniiberipinbli6
gemdti, bob er iie in einem Wintel
berftedt bdIt. DDS lsgt nohe. in gleis
der Weife nit bem snglifaen 5eer au
berfabren. Wsdn perbirgt es In allsrlei
G6lupfpiuteln. 70 bub bic Geatfden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

Ote 8 bic ogoer z r bune"
perDffentIi6t cine in Deutihlano anges
fertigte geograpbii9e &arte, bic leoigs
lid Sdul3peden gu bienen beitimmt
lit, inbem iie in ani9auli6er Weiie bic
0tonomiI6en unb inbuItrielsn Ser
bdltniiIe bieIes 2anbes bartlett. 0as
Gbicusoer glatt Idbt es a6er nidt BEL
benz pGbagosiideH 3tped, ben Die aarte
erfiillen foq betpenben, ionoern perz
iu4t ben Ginbrud gu erpedeu, baB
man in 0eutidlanb bic punosn Stels
len Der Ser. Staatsn itubirt Ino bort
einen Derniatenoen S6las 5u fiibren
beabiihtigs, aus pel6em 8runoe es su
ariessriiitungen auffOrbert. Wsnn Die
gbicasoer rgribune" auf sinea &ries
nit Oeutihlanb fpartet. ipirb ibr Die
3eit Iebr lang tperben. Sieies bat ME
mals an @roberunsstrieee gebadt, am
a[eripsnigitsn fpirb es iie gegsn elm
2dnb fiibren, bas aus ben psrihieoens
ten @riinben unii6ertpinblid III. Soz
melt bic M6sli6teit eines arisges be-
itebt, t0nnte er nur nit Gnelanb poer
Sapon erfolgen, nit Griterem, neil
feline Weltberrihaft auf bem plane bes
ru6t, iih aller Meereneeu gu bemdhs
tisen unb ba Der pauamas&unal bic
stpei gr0bten Meers Der Welt Dsrbins
bet 70 tann es nur cine 5rdae Der
3eit fsin. mann Gnslanb ben Plun ins
9tuae fabt, iich bieIsr WaFeritrabs gu
periitern. Ulit Sapan itebtn mir
auf ssipanntem iSube psgen beHsn
uebersriffe in China. Denr 9orbes
rsitungen gegen anariffe BON tteier
Ssits erTolssn, 70 baben lie ihre gere6s
tiauns. a6er bic bette 9lbtpsbr .pdrs Elm
gunbnib nit GsutI6tarb. bsHen
SntereFen befer gebient 1T. p.nn
Der Banana Sanal in unierem
9eiib perblsibt unb oefen 4bs
ii6ten in China, pel9e Die offens
9biire sum 3iele baber, glei6z
Iautenb nit benen Der Der. Staaten
1lrlo. GtHe tol1e Altan3 III, ME aus
Der Hebe bss 9an3Iers get6mdnns
SplIpsg I'M Hsi6stas onlGblih Der
Sontroperie iiber bic gsieBuna BON
9eIsien beroorgsbt, Don 8eutitlanb
lanse Dor benz &risge seplant norbeu.
Die Der Sansler in Der Rsoe iuate,
I6lue sr Sur Siherurg bss 8eltfrie
oens Gnglonb cine Inian5 5piIhen
Dieiem, 0euti4lanb unb ben Der
Staaten bpr, mas aber Gnglanb ab=
Ipies, neil es tsinen WeItfrieoer polIte
uno ouf teineu 6rieben nit ben Der. |
Staoten. Wos bdber bic Ghicuooer
i, Sribune" Iber 9sutf6lanbs QbF8ten
gegen unfer 2anO iagt, 1T cine Mi>
Idunq BON angsborsner 0ummheit unb !
IlntptIIenteit. Das ungliid III, bub
bic ameritGnif6en Rsbatteure Bios
lonboner 3ettungsn lefen, tDeiI lie teine
1nbere Sprdhe, uls bic enqlifhs per>
teben. Sn 5Olge bsTen tpifIen fie MIR
oas, mas bic 2onboner 3eitunqsn nit
,uteilen fir aut befinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
Die snsltf 9spreffe bieIss


2anbes bringt Ql6bilbungen bonn
8ranbe pcn Shaule, bas bic 9eutI6en
onse3iinbet ba6en ioleu, I'm Rade fir
bic Yerpiiitunq bon Sitprsuben bura
bic Rufen gu nsbmen Sas III sinfad
ni4t pabr unb 10 albern, baB
ben prebtoiadsn Don Telbit bic llns
fpabrbeit bdtte aufoGmmeru iolsn. Der
8ranb ereignete iih in elmer
Stobt 8urlanbs, bas bic 0euts
fden beisbt balten. 8a it bod
oussei6loHen, oab iie fid ielDi. bas
Dad iiber benz &opfe an5iinber Mir
ben. Der granb lpurbe Don ben Ruis
fen geIest, bic DOR ibrem 2tbaug &rieass
material, bas lie nt1t mitnebmen
fonnten, seritorsn polltsn. Das Seuer
iibertrug ii4 auf bic 9OI8bdufer, bic in
Der Stabt porberrfchen unb legts lie in
4i6e. gu bemertsn III nod, hab bic
Deutf9en ihre Rahs ni9t auf panbalis
f6e Dirt nebmsn. Sic nebmen fie in
Der 0eife, bab iie ben ruiTiihsH Stdbs
ter 9elbitrafen auferlegen, bic gum
Dieberaufbau bon Oitpreubsn pertpsns
bet iperbsn. 4neritdnif9en 3eitunqss
follte bas befannt ietu.
aber iie idbreiben sesen ibr bsHeres
Wtffen, I'm ben 9euti6en ettpas
S9lehtes ndfJ5IIagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
94benteuer zines Winiifsrs.
Sr ruHifder eeiangsnfdaft. - DE
rettor paul G4.iHpfIus eradbli. tpie
ss ibm srsing.

Der MluiitbiFsttpr BEG 9GIiner
8liitbnersSr paul S6einpfIue,
Der aug Der rniiliasn 0sfans.niaaft
snttommsn 1T, Rahts ein.m Blitorbeis
ter bes .gsrIirr Sas.blati" fOlssnbs
Qngaben: Id tam mad Rubllnb i'm
Suni 1914. I'm OILS 9aitbirissrt in
Risa elm aus Deuti5m deficiencies
Symphonic. { yasitsr ~ Ieiten. Der
GrTpIs msin,r 9apclIs mar I'M GnIans
gut, Der geig4 unb bic 5rsunblidi.it
uns gegenib,y 'tpurbe ubsr sessr enbe
Suli INNER gsrinser. aur5 Dor benz
9riessbesiHn purbe i'd. als beIonoers
psrba4tis in Riga berbaftsi, baIb aber
burd 5iirfprahs .inie.r Wluii.frsunbe
ipisber eni.a7sn unb nit sinem pdb
fir bas 2IusIanb psriebeu. 5u pes
ierfbura nnleIanet, nnbm man mir
ben qdb ab, I'm mid obsrmals su Osrs
baften. Bon bier aus bssaun Der gtis
henslpeg fir mid in RubIanb, Der bsis
nabe Ssbn Wionois bausrie. Sn De-
iersJurg tom id IN oas itaotiid)e De.
fdngnib, in benz man mid nit benz
Quspurf Der Weui6b,it suiammen'
iperrte, Gbirtien. 9aiarsn. RuHen. bic
bon S6mus unb linee3isfsr iiarri-n
lparen msin, 3eIlsngenOiisu. @ierssbH
Gage bli.b i'd bort, aus ireenbfpslhsn
@riinoer oher 6iiriprnd)e nid,t geici.
felt. ipie bic anbsren Deuiid,n. Damn
begaun Der ,nbloje transport in bns
Commencement @ologba, am llrnf,
bas mein qufentbali psrb.n iollte.
Die aiinitlsr meines SrheIisrs. bic,
pie re singsu unb itanben. in Gefaus
eenihoft gsnommen tpurben, littsn nuf
Der Gtapp,nreife bic biiterif. Roih.
Bon Srausn unb ainbrn ssipaltIam
attrsHnt, pi,lfa4 obns sin.n pfsnnisI
@eIb, fprnnseH cine anSabI aiiHitler
in bic WOIgd. nm ben 5ob 81 finben.
gi6t tpsnig,r ais 1s bsutife WuIiier
,amsn ou' bisIe Neil. ob.r bur4I
unb gutbebriInsen nm!
Gas Scbrn In @olog6n. bas Elm
raubes unb unbeii1nbigss aIima BAT,
mar fir bi. annGbsrnb 1000 bsutfdsn
,3ipilssfangeuen, bic ii6 bort bsfdnsen
ni6t lsi6t. Die ruifiids Resisruns
liebt feiuc aopefe iiir Die heiltihen3i.
pilgefanssn.u aus. Die 9sIhperbsn
Der Qsrmsreu, bdb fis pnbunssrnI
miibten, purben einfdd abatlpieTeH.
Gin b0bersr geanier leiitete fiA josar
bic 5pniia, gemertuns, bab ole ruff
Tde Reeierung eeeen bas @srbunsernl
ni6is sir5ulpenben babe. Die beHsr
aeiteutsn gsfoneensn untsritiibten ibre
2anosleute 70 pcit aIs ntoglidl bic
singefebte Silfs Organization Der
iOnnts bic Rotb i'm anfangI
etDus Iinbern. Gpdtsr griff Die am:s
rifunifhe gotf6aft nit 2ebensmitislH
unb @eIO Elm, 70 bab bic 4rmsn Dor
Der Rotb gd9itt iDarsn. Die rufii'l
ffen gausrn. bic iibrisens suimiitbigl
unb bilfsbereit iinb, iitdisn ben Ges
fdnssnen trob bes @erbotss Der Reaies
rung Won4ss an. Sm 4nfdng bes
arieges fparen bic asbsnsmitt.l lbri
gems rei4Ii9 unb billio. I'M fpdter iui.l !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

es ni6t finben t5nnen unb es liest
nabe, bab iie elm Sesr, ipeldes iie niht
finpen tDnnen, aud ni9t gu Seiieeen
DermDgen. 9lber es ioa cine tpiien=
fdaftli9e Sbee isin. Was bentt Der
IbmiraI ssiiber BON benz @ori9la9e,
auf alien S6lad)tfelbern pfoiten su err
ri9tsn unb auf bieIs masnetiide
QuerbaIten gu legen9 Wenn bann bic
Oeutf1en nit ibren SelmipiBen unter
bieien Maenstsn binburdseben. bann
peroen iie in bic SDbe seSossn unb
5appeIn bilfIps in Der Cuff, Sber nod
elm 9prI6lag. Der StaatsIetretdr
@rep ptrb an bic Spise Der englii9en
Seerestplonnen seitsllt unb penn Die
Deutfhen ibn ieben, tperben iie 10 blino
Dor Wutb. bab lie niht i9ieBen tDns
nen. I'm aber bic Sadie bon Der erns
item Seite auf5ufaiien, benefit Der Be
Idlub Der englii4en Reeisruno ni6ts
anberes, als bic reinite 9ersDsiflurs.
60 untpiiIenb t6nnen bic Gn9lGnber
bod ni9t fein, nm ni9t gu bearsifen.
bab bic Grfinouneen Der Deiti9en
ni6t bas Wert elmer momentdnsn Gin=
9ebuns, fonoern bic 5rldt zines iiber
elm Meni1enulter binuussebenoen anz
geitrensten Stubiums iino unb bah.
pie in alien srobsn ariesen, bic bGbsre
&ultur, berer bic 0eutfhen Tif) rib
men tDnnen, ben Sies iiber bic niebere
Sultur bappntrdgt Den GnglGnbern
tann bas ni9t unbetannt iein a6er in
i6rer Sobssungit 9reifen iie na6
Strobbalmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
THE NEWEST REMEDY FOR
BACHACHE, RHEUMATISM AND DROPSY

Kidney. Bladder and Uric Acid trou-
blas bring misery 10 many. When the
kidneys are weak OF diseased. these
natural filters do not cleanse the
blood sufficiently and the poisons are
carried to all parts Of the body There
follow depression, aches and pains.
heaFiness dr0wsiuesz. frritablIity.
headaches, chluaess and rheumatism
In some people there are sharp pains
in the back and Ioins. distressing bIad-
der disorders and sometimes obstinate
dropsy- The uric acid sometimes
forms into gravel or kidney stones
When the uric acid affects The mus
ctes and joints. it causes Iumbaeo
rheumatism, govt or scIarlca This is
the time 20 try "An-uric
During digestion uric acid Is absorb
sd into the system from meat eaten.
and even from some vegetables The
poor kidneys get tired and hackarhe
begins This is a good time to take
'An-urfc," the new discovery Of Or.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29

Pierce for kidney trouble and back
ache. Neglected kidney trouble is re-
spou5iDie for many deaths. and insur-
ance company examining doctors al
WAYS test the water Of an applicant
before a policy viii be issued Have
sou ever set aside a bottle of water
for q hours A heavy sediment or
settling indicates kidney trouble The
true nature and character Of diseases.
especially those OF the kidneys and
urinary organs. can often be deter
mined by careful chemical analysis
and micr0scoPicaI examination this
is done 6y expert chemists Of the med
icsl star Of the IHvalids Hotel ~
sou wish 10 know your condition send
a sample Of your water 20 Doctor
Pierces InvaHds Hotel Buffalo. s.
r. and describe your symptoms 1t
viii be examined without anv expense
90 you. and Doctor Pierce or bis staff
OF assisting physicians viii inform
you truthfully.-(A dv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
SOOTHE AND HEAL
YOUR ECZEMA
WITH POSLAM

PosIsm deserves the confidence Of
all who seek a treatment for Eczema
and ailing skin Not only does it pos
sess known merit and healing proper
ties, but it is absolutely harmless and
no injury results from It's use Has
been unusually satisfactory in treat
ment Of stubborn cases Of Eczema,
some Of should be very helpful in your
case. allaying itching quickly and
showing improvement every day Use
PosIam for pimples or any surface dis
order
A word about soap ordinary toll
ct soap irritates. try Poslam Soap
meaicated with PosIam and superior
for daily use toilet and hata
For samples send 3c stamps to
Emargeucv Laboratories = West 18th
St View York City. Sold b. al Drug
gists.- tAdy}
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29

and Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hickman won
the prizes in the game of 500 at which
three tables were surrounded Two
new members, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Crawford. joined the club. The rooms
and table we're prettily decorated with
hot house flowers, and black and vel
low were the colors used in the deco
ratlons in accordance with the spirit
of HaIIowe en-. Luncheon was served.
Last Tuesday evening the local Or
der Of the Eastern Star entertained the
Coi0na Moline and Rock Island or
ders OF the society. The Moline chap
ter gave the initiatory work.
The Misses Madeline and Doris Fer
Euson and mother have arrived home
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Victor and Brooklyn. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
SlLVIS

Special services were conducted at
the suus Memorial Methodist church
last Sunday by Rev. Loyal NJ Thomp-
son, pastor The sermon was prepared
especially for the Ladies' Aid society,
which attended in a body.
Mrs Whimarsn, who underwent an
operation at the Moline City hospital
last week, is recovering.
Nov. 10 at the Silvis Memorial Meth
odist church the second number Of
the lecture course under the auspices
Of the members of the Semper FideIis
class viii be given. The season tick
cts have been reduced to 70 cents
and IS cents for children.
G. Hull is suffering from a badly
bruised hand. having recently received
the injury st his work as brakeman
here on the Rock Island railroad.
Mr.. WIngart has recovered from q
serious ana painful injury received
some time ago when his foot was bad
ly crushed
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmidt enter
tanned the members and friends of the
latest CLUB in the vicinity known as
the Jolly 500 club, last Saturday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs George SleeLh, An
drew Peterson ana Mrs paniclsou won
the prizes The home was deliberately
decorated with Halloween dac0ra-
lions An elegant collation. was served
by the hostess and the ladies' later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29
SUNNY HILL.

Wallace Lawson and Reid Nc
Neekeu attended the FIRST numbers on
the lecture course at Orion. The Swiss
Bell Ringers gave the opening mum
her
Several from here attended the fare
well for Frank Anderson held at the
orion Lutheran church Mr. Ander-
son has many friends here who re-
greet bis leaving Orion and who 1ava
enjoyed the many entertainments he
and his orchestra have given
Nr and Mrs. Lawson and daughter
and Fred lawson and Mr. and Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29

adjonrnod 70 meet next week at the
home Of Mrs. Peterson.
Last Saturday evening the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Howard Eaton Of Sill
Wis was the scene of q very. delightful
social affair when the members and
friends Of the Entire Nous Card club
were entertained. Mrs. Cecil Harper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-29

Chicago. Oct 90 Mrs BESSIE b
Biarran head ~ f-.f z-.--..-.-
.z.u-.- --,,-,.
gu P'0s7N 3s '-'
anu WI 9' --a~"l 54es 6ae9a TO protect
them from encounters with Miss Ada
NJ Cox. The Mann act woman has
furnished some =-..a-.-+f-- -e.--r.-.-.--
~ .t-- -..-.-.
-.-'i7 I'll TAI 17 Oh +ti@.
MISS COX VIII he recalled as the girl
who secured $4,000 in q breach OF
promise suit against William Rufus
Edwards millionaire ST. Paul lumber
man last year she IS salI prosecut-
ing him under the Mann white slave
act.
VI have known Hr and Mrs Bacon
for about twelve years" said Mrs
BieTmau. and when Miss Cax's at
teEuons passed beyond their control
my agency was retained TO trait her
and protect the Bacons from her.
about a wear ago last August Mr..
and Mrs Bacon went To Boston to
visit Mr. Bacon g parents Prior to the
trip Mr. Bacon's mother had received
she had been wronged By MT. Bacon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24
EDUCATED HENS.

A Buffalo paper stands sponsor for the days
most freakish news item. It relates the story
of hen whose egg. when broken, contained a
fragment of newspaper instead of the thin white
coating that usually surrounds the yolk. The
item states:
1.-THE fragment of newspaper, about
yolk ard a half wides wrapped
around the egg under the shell instead
of the usual thin white shawl that pro-
tects the white Of the egg IN most in
stances Mrs. Jared carefully removed
the newspaper and found that every let
ter on it was readable and in fairly good
English"
Now this must have been remarkable hen
Did she have such nose for news as to make
her swallow the story wholeY Did she have the
authors instinct strong within her as to
adopt her only possible means of making this
news public and are we to look for more hens
of education and news instinct in connection
with sort of Luther Burbank cross between
h6ifs and nge spapefY? "v'''''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24

have been in charge OF an unusually capable
and impartial judge. In all of his rulings and
especially In hia charge, Justice Andrews won
commentator for his fairness and ability. JUS
tice Mccoy in Washington presiding in the
Riggs Bank case. seems to have been clearly
appriscd of the important issues before him
and able to discern with perfect readiness the
true issues from the false. His warm denun-
citation of reports sent out by biased CORES
pondence. in which his rulings were absolutely
m!srepresented. should serve as a warning to
those who bend the incidents Of court pro-
eedure to partisan Interpretation of Official rul.
ings.
In Virginia the Beattie the Allen and the
Canter trials. 10 mention a few among Others
have brought TO prominence and commentator
the presiding judges who have evidenced com
plete ability TO meet trying tests with credit
to themselves and the State they served.
From many viewpoints we should be gratifed
with the showing of our American judiciary
although ve do not hesitate to admit that there
have been cases where seeming injustice has
these incidents have proven to be the result
of judicial incompetence, but OF an outworn
system of judicial and court procedure fxed in
the laws and codes of the States and entirely
apart from tne personnel of the presiding of
feers. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24
FLOURISHING BAPTIST
CHURCH IN CHINA

Surgery. Tuesday night. In the Cham
Der of Commerce building.
Mr.. Glasgow's address, before the
chamber. which will be presentation
of the results of several years study
of city governments in this and other
countries. will follow the transaction
of important business to come before
the chamber.
There will be the usual scientific
discussion at the physicians meeting
following Mr.. Glasgows address.
DR.. St. G., Grinnan will present q
paper entitled "Acidosis."
DIR. b. NJ. Rosebro will present d pa
per entitled, "Pyelitis."
DR.. J. W. Henson viii report an frs
teresting case with a demonstration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24
ATTACK ON NEW YORK
BY FLYING SQUADRON

New York, May 23.--The F1yine
Squadron. an independent prohibition
organization. is coming to New York
this week for campaign against the
liquor traffic on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
The advance agent Of the squadron
announced today that the liquor bus
IT ess In this city was about to re-
cefve staggering blow IL The SQUAD
ron's record counts for anything. De-
cause Ave out of six States In which
this band OF temperance workers has
fought the liquor trafic have gone
dry.
J. Frank Hanly. former governor
Of Indiana. chairman of the squadron,
has sent on word that the squadron
hopes to accomplish much in New
York coming. as 1t does. from thrilling
Experiences in Virginia, Idaho. Ari-
xona Colorado, Oregon and WASH
iington.
| Eleven meetings will be held In var
ions churches OF the city. On Sunday
afternoon a mass meeting will be
held in Carnegie Hall
The speakers in tn campaign for
"a saloonless land" 30 will appear
there will be former Governor Haniy.
Daniel A. Polling. president of the Ma
ltional Temperance Council: Rev.
tSuaIiee N. Shetaoht author or IN HIS
Steps; DR.. Ira Landrith, former pres.
ident of Ward Belmont College: DR..
Carolyn e. Geisei. OF the American
Federation of Women's Clubs. oliver
Stewart. of Chicago. and John b.
Lewis, of Boston.
Since last September the squadron
has visited more than two hundred
tcities In the country. and the attack
on New York comes near the END OF
the campaign. which will close at
Atlantic City on June s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24
ITALY ON THE CAPIToIINE.

italy has gathered on the Capitoline;
that hill where more glorious feats of arms
have been celebrated than any one spot in the
world; that place where kings, Caesars. en-
perors. dctators, senates. all the vast audience
Of Roman triumph, viewed the conquests o.
the world presented in triumphal procession.
From a Kingdom of Caesars TO one of fruit
vendors has been a far cry, but the latter day
patriots have been no less sensitive to the
heritage Of the Capitoline. Modern Rome
turned to the scenes of her greatness to pre-
pare for another conflict Led by her Mayor, a
prince OF the reigning house chow strange that
prince should bear also the title of MayorD
Rome turned out en- masse to prepare for its
war.
From, the Capitoline to victory Is a long.
hard bloodstaned road. When next the Ita-
ians gather there to celebrate triumph If
triumph is theirs in the present war. 1t will
be that OF victory in greater more i'm
mense. more savage. more overwhelming, more
unjustifable, more regrettabe. than anything
the Caesars ever inaugurated or concluded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-24
THE CALL TOR EXPERTS.

Above all things the war is calling for ex-
perts to direct its operations No war has
been more highly specialized, more thoroughly
organized, more technically executed than the
present one Necessarily it has been in charge
of experts from start to finish. and If 1t ever
becomes evident that experts have been moro
highly trained than those in charge, the old
will be sacrificed
Italy has recalled Marconi from pressing
business engagements in this country for duty
at home In her crisis the homeland feels the
need Of her most capable sons. The great in
ventior for which Marconi Is honored has
proven it's efficacy in the eight months of hos
tilities above any similar period In its short
existence. BIT Marconi announces another in
yention almost perfected, which while 1t may
never be finished before the present war is con
GUIDED contains great possibilities of useful
ness, 1t is a device by which one may see
through walls or other distractions, operating
on somewhat the same principle as the X.ray.
Should this invention ever be developed to its
potential powers there will be no need of for
tifcations. for great guns have proven they can
be pierced, and. II nov that they can also be
day Of the fortihcation is passed