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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-12-03
iNsTALLMENT SIX
XXI.

CHAP T&H NAI.
In the Underworld.
Whichever way she turned, escape
seemed quite cut OF for the young
woman, whose adventures now had
carried her into such desperate case.
Behind her still rose the sounds Of
coahat. where Rolcau and Landozi
fou1bt with the occupants who re-
Maiaed in the thieves den. On ahead.
n the passageway, others Of the gang
'swarnsA II. cutting Oh exit by the
main gallery. And here. holding her
% his prisoner, was the nan she
feared most OF them all. ~ the most
apt to win In this contest for the pos
session Of the coin-Frederick, the no.
63UlnAn of 0rstshofen. whose resolur
n6n mateAsd her own.
she beat ct him with her hands -
10 swSns her lightly from the ground,
but he only smiled 1t her protests
only smiled when he saw himself out
Numbered By these newcomers who
oonfxontod them n the main exit. At
~. ~ stood beside his captive and
waited thoss who sought to make
tAen boGA saptivss
Rol1au and IAndoxi, seeing that
Kitty haA escaped. glared ut one an
-elh1s Tor . noosnt before they under
1oe1 tAAt tAey 10Th were her friends.
'yteA whAl they heard they knew that
No sslu w. bss3sgsd in the main en-
~ way. 4 moment later Roleau
esgosl hs Wv est the rear entry q
80 Zen. coessly followed by LAndod.
= sGt1e . h1mself. They armed
themselves q The oar which had
lgUnsot them h1thsr. and sprang for
Nn1l 70 tAs satsanoe Of the main gal
tssy, eA&9e - aesist the woman whom
oAsV both oougbt 70 serve.
This 1a1hing attack upon the en-
eAy ri more than Offset BY the
march In The sear Of the main On.
1Qy htmsea1-Blake, the renegade.
Whn. finding himself freed OF his A.
aaflants, apraAg into the passagsway
ge@ Kitty. ne, q no knew very
vsll. was II possession Of the coin.
0o 1oond her gAefe n the company Of
= s1saAoar-a tall man whom he never
oe4oEU had sean, and who now showed
ANAL o1Ar Of himself or Of the others
.oeo1runttng him. There was no time
Tor BlAks to Aoars upon what relation
tAess two misAt hAvs-the coin was
IN be cared fo1.
s0ivo It % nas!" he demanded %
- sprang 1t Kitty with a raised
weapon.
Coant Frsdulek stepped toward
him. .Fslow. what Is 1t that you
vaut9 Leove this young lady alone"
He has It! Saarch hint" exclaimed
Kitty quietly, Dointing to Frederick
himself. That Individual experienced
= swift surprise at this sudden turn
lug Of the tables rpon him. But the
TNse woThe0-unceremoniously the
aDachss laid hands upon Count Fred
ogick and hailed HIM back to the rear
q the subtsrranean passageway. Be-
nevinS that he had taken the coin
llfom Kitty, they Get her advice into
Vigorous eject at once.
= pair Of thieves still guarded the
G1ik but these % were to meet the
escaped noleau and his confederate,
q keen for con1ict - they. and Bot
teF DfaeaSed for Il. Kitty heard rapid
oAa1s. tAe acrid smell Of powder hllsd
the Dlace. Thes. before abe had fur
49, ttmo Cor thought. she felt herself
hurried forward. the strong hand Of
nolaau upon her nm.
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Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Shiuci5.

8ufel. SAT- 70 Sabre aft, bsrs
fdieb nad fdperem aeiOen loofju-
peIier 9einri9 Better. SAT- 40 Sabre
lang mar er Mitinbaber Der Supss
Iierfirma Sol. Better uno 60. in
pfor5beiui, 8aoensBaoen uni RorIs.
rube. IuBer5em tpar sr Elm eifriaer
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
Xander s. PIugge
1917 Siebente Strnbe, 81. SO.
TeIebhon Iorfh 7b3.

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has Quart. Obj NeIiable, s Sabre olts
81 Die @alone. 81 bas 0uart. Outer
alter Bourbon, WlaIt bon Gcoth 8biss
feD. California Sberries, 81 uno $3.50
Die 0aIIone. 25c nno SOC 0nS Quart
Seine importierte Sherry ODER Yortipeine
50 bic @aIlone, 60c bns Quart. Vile
Sorten @ranoies. NumS uno Sins. Gns
Iifornii1e unO %importierte glarets, ionic
eieene Rrefung. Nue Sorten &eibiueine
unD Hbeiuiueipe.
IreisIiite sur gerfieMn9.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06


Bremen. (Biirgsrmeiiter aarI
GtdbtIdnoer, Der prdiioent oes bre=
miI9en Senats, ipurbe anldBli9 fei<
nes 70. @eburtstagss ben Der juri=
itiiden Jatultdt Der uniperiitdt @ot-
tingen gum @brenopttor beiber Redte
ernannt. Stabtldnber 1T felt Dem /.
SuIi 1873 i'm bremilden 8emeiniDes
len tdtig. @r purbe Oumals als
Staatsanpalt bortbin berufen. 1877
ipurbe er in bic 8iirserI9aft gepdblt,
mo er bolb our9 iein uEFansrei4es
Wirten berportrat. 1890 erfol9te
feline Mabl in ben Senat. 1911
puroe er an Stelle oes peritorbsnsn
8iirgermeiiters Or. Marcus gum
Biirsermeiiter ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06

MIonn, Dem Der Itnfe Mrm aerriTIen
ipurbs, Sn einsm Dresbner Rrons
ienbouIe, pobin er gebrodt tporben
NOR. muBte ibm Der 4rm obsenoms
men iperben.
Wur3en. Die @tabtberprbneten
Itimmten Der Grrihtuns elmer neurts
ten RIaIIe Der bOberen Mbteilung Der
MGbaenI9ule gu.
3ittau.- Sn ben 9ertilperten
BON Sermnnn SCHUBERT s~rplDbierte
bic SrodentrommeI elmer Retiens
f9li1tmoi9ine, nobel elm in benz
&oum beI1Gftister Mnnn bur9 bic
ousFrDmsnben DGmpfe 70 DerIebt
purbe, boB er nod ieinsr MObnung
in Neinenau gebro9t perben mubte.
Dos @sbGube purbe msbrfa1 be-
f9Gbi9t. = S9psr berlebt purbe
Der Mourer @runer aus Triebers>
borf Bel einem llnfall ouf benz Neu>
bou bes @Dmnaiiums. MobrI9ein<
li9 infoIse Der @inpiriung bes Sros
ftes I0Ite ii9 am OFfIiiseI bes Boues
Der 9auptiims ub unb bur@i9lug bos
@eriiit.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
8tiien.9 armftaSt.

ultIuu IVY UAI uVL SttCWC
5pi19en 8ingen uno HiiDeIsbeim.
Del nit @etreibe belooene, aus
Mannbeim tommenoc &abn ,Mdria
9ilf" ipurbe, auf Der Salfabrt be-
griffen, pom S4lepp5uge in Der NGbe
bon RiiOelsbeim abgepprfen. Ser
&abn iclts ii9 BON Der StrOmung
no9 Der 8inger ReeDe treiben lalfen.
9abei fubr Der HaOI4leppoompfer
a&nipIaeer g.. Der iiA nit mebreren
MnbdngetGbnen auf Der 5abrt gu
Bern befanD, Dem treibenDen Rabn
nit benz Bug in oas MittelI9itf.
Der &abn .Wlaria 9ilf" puroe in
ben. mittlerea 2aberdumen fart be-
f9GDigt, tpdbrenb Der S9leppoampfer
lsins Jobrt fortieBen tonnte. Wtii
0ilfe zines Motorbpotes tonnte bas
S9iff untsr %ftdnbiser pumparbeii
bis an oas ufer BON 8ingen sebru4t
tperben.
Gapern.
8erned. Dieter Sage begin0 Der
algemein beliebte unb gea4tete Of
renbiirger, Der fir nObltdtige 3psdG
Itets cine pffene 5anb bat, priDatiel
&orl Sbieien aus Berlin, isinen 80
@eburtstdg.
Saigenbriiden. Muf BEN
Mege our Mrbeit nurOe i'm Sunnel
3pil9en 6aigenbriiden unb 2aufad
Der @ebilfe i'm 8abnunterbaItun9s'
oienit Otto Stab bon einemS 9nea-
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mo er BET ieiner Mlutter uutertuni,
g%efunben bate, Dcrbaftet poroen.
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gangenen Nadt in fem an Der STA
gele9enen uno bur9 ieinen @~eisenbat
beriibmten Marttfleden 26 SGuiel
eingedi9ert. Der S4aoen 1T febl
sroB. Menf9enOerluite iinb nidt 81
betlogen. Die Mb~gebrannten, BIZ
tpenig perfidert iino, tOnnten CRIB.
tentsils nur bas nadte Qeben ret!en
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our 3panssperiteigerun9 ausgef9riea
benea MntpeIen bes Giitlers Mi9ae'
@eitbtrger bronnten @taoel uni
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permutet.
Eiirttemberg.
Stuttgart. Na9 tursem &ran.
fenloger 1T Der fiirftli9e TorFDiret.
tor a. .. Rarl 3immerle i'm MIte
BON II Sabren bier geftorben.
Sebringen. 8ermutli9 in bel
S9eune bes @aitbauies n3ur Son.
ne" in Tor6enbers lit Elm 9ront
aussebro4en, Der iid 10 fdneII aus
breitete, baB bret S1euern unb piel
MobnbduIsr abbrannten, baruntel
bas @aitbaus n.3ur Come" unb bos
@ebGube, in benz bic poft unterge,
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ger Tsuertpsbr bsteiligten ii9 aud BIZ
bena9borten Geuernebren an Der
2OI9arbeiten. Our@ bos 6euer maj
Der Jernipredpertebr Idngere 3eit I'm.
terbunben.
6eiIbrpnn. 9os neue Mii6.
Ienz unb Magoaingebdube bes Sal3.
merits Seilbronn 1T bieier Sage aus.
%gebrannt. SIS bonbelt {i1 bier I'm
einen getriebsteil bes @erfes mi
poriibersebenber 8etriebait0rung. Del
SteinIala= unb Siebefal3betrieb er.
leiben teinerlei @t0rung.
&ir9beim m. Sn benz G1ubar.
tels@ngrossef9dft Saog C Sic
glitt Der perbeiratete pader @eioel
BON 2inborf ouf elmer Better aus uni
fiel ouf ben Sinterfopf. Bon Mit.
gliebern Der SonitGtsfolonne purbI
er in bas DiIbelmsbofpital berbra9t
er 1T isinsn @erIssunsen erIesen.
yaoen.
WoIfa9. Dur9 Geuer ipuroI
Ous Mobnbaus bes MItftroBsnipartsi
M. Sei3mann politdnbig einge'
Gl4ert. BUR 0as @ieb tonnte serst'
let peoen.
Washington Journal., 1915-02-06
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

1S6lntyse and John Hyams.
S41 0irl" win be the Christ
- Narration In the DetrQse
GGrR Wlso NcIntyre and Nr.
70 DoDutag entertaioefe, and
12ntial succen1 . tev
y iT2 n The Girl OF ny
~ arS among vaude;:
F. o16n4I0 anA most suecoesful
~ Nv Home Town Girl"
1&30 " Frank StammerD.
E13G1 Uoore by Lew Hirech.
ooQ1 spppoStiag 4iee 4cIu-
-. Hyens Includes Eda
Isl H1GA Youltn. Mauds
XGc1o Vernon. Dorothy
y S14 Andrada, Charles Horne.
Elayp and . large chorus
-. ssssilsS wan Der pscS. x
~ - the legend OF The
oe4 houoo the week Of Dee.
M ~ 0as produced In Belas-
~ N WashthgtOn. Tuesday.
@ok nn4 ecQred . great sue
4 70 u tho 1nast mechanical
ntse has sver dsyised Il
Z0lAlDgt0u efitios thai
"a ~ M 6eot IN the new
Dolnoeo has created fOl
NoPooM'D company ID
k ~ ve<etan 1ctresu. wht
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

grand opera 10 lighter forms such as
Mile. Modiste." in which she achiev-
ed "A marked triumph. Now she has
sought still wider field In vaude-
Vile and Temple patrons will have
the opportunity next week for the
first time TO hear her Hitting notes
and sparkling trill. For the engage
ment Nine. Schefr will offer a reper-
toire ranging from the heights OF
musical art to the popular level OF
Irving Berlin hits. her vocallxation
enhanced by her chic personality and
graced by gowns of beauty. Prom
inent on the bill will be that popular
delineator OF Hebrew types. Julian
Rose. who was the big hit last sea
son of Potash and Perlmutter. In
the role OF Abe Potash. Third fea-
ture OF the bill VIII be PorSer j.
White. a dramatic actor we'll known
In Detroit, assisted by a capable com
pany. presenting The Visitor. a 20
minute thrill by oliver White. OTHER
numbers: Walter DeLeon and Mug
gins" Davies In their original bur
lesque OF the movies: Sanity and Nor
ton in songs. with trimmir~T; - N'r'r
sisters, in dance novelties; Four jan
sieys: Freer. Ragxott and Freer, and
the Temple illustrated news via the
Mooreoscope.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
ORPHrtM-

Occupying the center OF the stage
in the Orpheum theater next week
will be the Junior Revue OF 1915"
This is a company OF IS performers.
including the dainty Hudson sisters.
Flo Ringier. CriEsie and and Dairy
Wexford Bert and Harry Gordon. and
Leo Clark. The revue Is of current
musical and dramatic successes ana
includes impsrsonations OF Irene
Franklin Gertrude Hoffman. Rossika
and Yanczi Dolly. the Howard broth
ers Fritzi Schen and other stars OF
the stage. There Will be a dozen
singing and dancing numbers, elab-
orate costuming. and the performance
will occupy the greater part Of an
hour Jsrrow. European conturer
viii make his debut locally with a
new line OF legerdemain. Chaurcey
Monroe and company. clever play
let that deals with commercial arai-s.
called a Business Proposal" Other
acts include Port and DeLacey In
bits OF musical comedy. and Cummins
and Seaman. agile Knockout come
dianp Motion pictures. changed daily.
will precede and follow the vaude-
VILE the film features. including the
second installment OF Graft" and
christmas Memories" Monday night
amateur song writers viii present
their original compositions. and Fri
day evening local amateur dancers
will compete for prizes.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
BROADwAY-sTRAND.

The Battle Cry OF Peace" will be-
gin its second week In the Broadway
Strand theater Sunday afternoon. This
film. which combine dramatic story
with a stirring plea for military pre-
paredness by this country. has at
tracted record crowds to the theater.
The facts and figures presented from
Hudson's MaNims preparedness lee
ture. preceding the story proper. pave
the way for an effective presentation
CT the scenes which show the attack
noon New York by hypothetical
enemy. the silencing OF the coast de-
tense forts. the sinking OF the Amer
lean ships and the oombardment OF
the city. which finally bursts into
flames while the invaders riot and
pillage at Will. How this affects two
American families makes UP the story
both being exterminated before the
picture is finished. From the story
proper the picture moves into a
series OF allegoricai scenes represent
ng Columbia revie ewing American his
tory--the Spirit of 'T6. the inaugura-
tion OF Washington. Lincoln and
Grant and Lee in the Civil war. and
finally. a prostrate nation weepin q
for peace at the feet OF the god of
war. The strairs OF ffe-and drum
however. arouse her TO recollection
OF her glorious past and she again
-narshals her triumphant forces. Or
gan orchestral and vocal music are
effectively employed during the
screening of the picture.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

whiffen. the oldest actress on the Eng
lish speaking stage, Guy Coombs.
Anne @ Nilsson, William A. Morse.
Wallace A. Scott and other notable
screen and stage stars. There will
be special program OF patriotic mu-
sic. songs by Henry Santrey and the
regular film features OF topical re-
view, travelogue and comedy Will be
on the program.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
MAJESTIC.

Mary Miles Minter. the youngest
and one OF the prettiest and most
dell Rhtful stars OF the screen. viii
make her debut ir The Majestic the
ater. Sunday. in Barbara Fritchie,"
a picture based on Whittier's poem
and the Clyde Fitch plav OF the same
name Miss Minter. who is jus, Is
years MD. makes an attractive Bar
bara Fritchie Her winsorne person
ality Ats the role, IL Is declared. to y
nicely. The story in which she r.
te central figure grips and holds with
Its stirring situations and historical
romance. There is fine acting excel
lent photography, and the whole is
highly patriotic She plays tho part
Of a girl celebrating her birthday In
a Maryland town held by union
troops She falls in love with
union officer and after many exciting
scenes. the pair are about 20 be mar
ried when the confederates descend
in force. The soldier is wounded and
dies I'm her home Then comes the
f1ag episode and Barbara H. shot by
n fanatic and former lover The sup
porting cast includes Mrs. Thomas W.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
WARRINGTON,

Mary Pickford I'm Hearts Adrift
Will be the Washington theater's Of
ering next week. Most picture fans
are familiar with this primeval love-
tragedy The story takes place in the
primitive outdoors. There are pauo-
ramas of sky aud sea and rock bound
coast. In this setting the wistful per-
sorelity Of Miss Pickford frds It's
greatest expression. as the shipwreck-
ed waif on a deserted island. AZ an
added feature TO the Pickford picture
the program will offer the latest ~
me wa'lInRford p'c-ure~ teatu-'rg 2
Burr Mcintosh and MaV F'grnan This
picture n In two parts ard shows the
adventurers I'm high nnance In anus
ing complica tions There will he a
Paramount travelogue. the Gr'swold
trio ard selections by the orchestra
and on pipe organ. to complete the
prnrram
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
MILES,

THE Juvenile Follies OF 1915" will
be the Miles headliner next week. The
company consists or II tuvcniie -ea-
to sing and dance. and to imperson-
ate various stage celebrities. Harry
stewart heads the company and is
clover at impersonating popular
Jolson's songs and gives Bert VIII
liams famous poker game" Mabel
Morton initiates Eva Tanguay, and
other members portray MIR. and Mrs.
Adelaide. Genee and Irene Franklin
Second features OF the program will
ne Charles Lindholm. Swedish char
acter comedian and company Of nve
Minnesota" baIy's country choir. a
mixed quartet: Miss Elmina.. assisted
~ George Gregorie. In q Juggling nov.
city called The Furniture Tusslers:"
sns %m. ss sfs'hs na E,S.y. fs%SS: PsasS eiss
sweet singer or songs complete the
vaudeville program. The Miles movies
will oner new features. including the
latest htaist-selig weekly.
LYCEUM.
The Yellow Ticket" Michael Nor
tons meiodrama OF life in modern
Russia. win be presented in the Ly-
ceum theater next week. The story
oi the play has to do with race preju-
uIce. ana the persecution by the Sc
cret police OF beautiful young Jew
ish girl, Marya varenka. who in or
aer 70 leave the pale of settlemen Mt"
20 VISIT her father. dying In St PEI
serspurE. ls forced TO apply for the
yeiiow ticket" the only passport
wnich she can claim because OF her
sengicn This piece OF yellow paste
BOARD snords protection to the wo-
men of the streets. and gives them
tne freedom of the cxar's domain"
IN Mr.. Morton's tense drama the
heroine Is girl OF a reputable fam
ily. virtuous and fne In spirit. who
uses the passport only TO gain access
70 ner fathers bedside. and after his
aeath seeks for reputable employ
ment IN the Russian capital When
the police ind that she is leading n
respectable life they denounce her 10
ntr employer. an Engiishman. and
Marya liz dismissed. She seeks the
protection OF the head OF the secret
police. Baron Stepan Andrey. vi
cious hbertine. from whose clutches
she Is saved only by her own act or
staying him. About to be denorteS
10 siberia. Marya Is saved by a youno
American newspaper man. The com
pany VIII include Frederica GoIny
Dorothy Slater. Fletcher Hervey
Leonard 1de, Louis Hartman. willar y,
baifour. John q. Hewett Michae,
Wilens. John Poole and others
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Gan RICK.

GARRICK.
Very Good Eddie new musical
comedy by. Philip Bartholomae, Guy
seen In the Garrick theater next
week, previous to an engagement in
the Princess theater. one OF New
York's smartest playhouses. A par
ssions. bright lines and Isugh-pro.
voking complications. are promised
together with the Taost tuneful
music Jerome Kern has ever com
players as Alice Doyey. Ernest Truck.
Ada Lewis. Anna Orr. John r. Haz,,
xard. Oscar shaw. Helen Raymond
and John willard. The newest mode,s
ia Pain in paris hava been employed
in the costuming. and series OF
gowns have been especially des,gne9
By Melville Ellis, whose wonder,ui
success OF many q musical show. The
plot deals with the tribulatlons
which ensue when two married
couples, away on their hon. honsymS1ns. moan.
sted. The compiications resui,lsS
from the switching OF husbands ana
wives are said to have been handed
in an uproariopsiy funny y.,,en. yet dcI, . |.
follow one another and there Is no
halt to the fun even when the char n ;
tng musical numbers and dances are
introduced. Very Good Eddie ~nicn @
weeks ago, has been in Buffalo the
current week where II met with en-
phatic success
The San Carlo grand opera com
pany will present a series OF stand
ard operas In the Garrick theater the
week OF Dec. 20. with change OF
principals for each opera. The en-
9aGement will open with Aida" In
which Nine. Mary Kaestner Will sing
Enwner the role OF Amneris. with
Manuel 6alaxar as Rhadames. A
large chorus and complete ballet.
with symphony orchestra. is prom
ised. The repertoire includes: Lucia
az Lammermoor" TUESDAY evening
Wednesday matinee, Faust; Wed
day. "cavalieria Rusticana." and
"Pagiiacci." Friday. La Traviats:"
Saturday matinee. Tales OF HON.
man" Saturday evening. III Trova-
tore"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
TEMPLE.

Fritsi schen. the brilliant viennsse
singer and always popular star
with American audiences. heads the
Temple bill mex. week. Nine. Schen
verve. her delightful personality and
fine voice have won a response from
the public that few singers In re-
cent years has been able TO evoke.
Nine. 6chen stepped gracefully from
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

III.
XDO1E OPEnA HOUSE.
~ important events Of the
atrical season 10 promised for
oroDt opera house next week
xSld Bslasco will offer talent
ooq starr. Ia Marie odile."
1nfee acts Of the play Edward
~ has written . story con-
= 6ovice In IN Afsatian con-
NJ Aas never been outside it,
r. who has never seen . man
~ ~ priest and . stiil older
4Ao role 10 one demanding
QauaFIA sincerity and maid
D1Roes u IT. portrayal and 10
uSly Ai9srsnt from any that
y Mis- 0tarrs hands since
= UoJasco star. She pre-
1Gn111od embodiment OF pure
<l1ko tnnoceuce. In bring
{(O115a play into the theatsr
hoPo - which the story
q - All 1ts simple beauty.
Gnto1 % have put himself
- saying that Marie
= - nest difAcult play he
% oeago during hts entire
= producing manager.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-12-30
WILL SEND PEACE ADDRESS
TO PRESIDENT.

A copy of the Peace Address deliver
ed by John Schuette of this city at a
special meeting OF the Citizens Ass n.
at the library Wednesday evening will
be forwarded to President Woodrow
Wilson and copy will also be sent to
each of the members of Congress from
this state and to other officials interest
ed in the peace movement Mr.. Schuet-
te in his address advocated an inter-
national court armed with sufficient
authority to enforce its DEGREES and in
his address Mr.. SchueJte maintained
that such a court would have etfectual-
ly prevented the opportunity OF the
present war by settling the differences
between Austria.and Servia which was
the immediate cause of the present war
before it had reached stage where
war wolld follow. Mr.. Schuette's ad-
dress was made as a result of recent
appeal by Ex-President Taft for the
support OF the citizens association for
the peace movement ana the plans
which the ex-president and others are
attempting to have put in force.