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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Qtibst am @trfpIaunaslpal

Hur3 Dor Beginn btr seItrissnglad.
mittdssDcrifsII,Ing I'm DIpmpic Ibeas
ter mubte bic poli5si rsquirirt ipsr.
ben. nm sintn sinssitsIien Der gessn,
tpdriig In bein Ibeaisr gaftirtnbsn
srupps, ben Glssiriisr. WaItsr Nes
GauIsp, In SdIt au ntbmsH. Weeau.
Isp psrurlddis n1mli6 unisr ben
Witelispsrn Der 1rupps eins gsIinbs
ganii, neil e. fpis Elm DiIbsr bintsr
Der Hiibnt iimbtttaIis unb bsbaupisis,
bub sr pon d[Isrbanb Qsuisn perfoIgt
ipiirbe nnb bdb ibm 5tpei Brisfs, be
Giaentbum her Gboriitin geriba
mOObs ,parsn ssisoblsu tuorSsn isisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Glifforb &binfIe
@eb6rt jett ,uieber Der itdStiiden
Uennbbeitsbcb6rbe an.

Clifford ebinflc tit iest ipieosr
Rltalieo Der itdbtiidet @eiunolsits-
bcbcree. gr ipiirbe geitern Don Giir.
acrmeiiter guhta gum Miislieo Der
@eborbe als g,adJioIaer bon VI. ..
grceo eriannt, Der reiignirte, oa &c.
iddftlid)e Iiidlidten i'm ,u Idueeren
Jleiien 5ipingcn inb er batcr Dem
amt nidJt Die n6tbise stufmerfianfcii
id,erfen fam.
Serr Sbinfle eebcrte Der 8eiunS.
bcitsbeboree cine Sieibe pon Ssabrcn
on, uuroe jeood,. aIs iein gnitstcr.
min i'm perfloiienen Gepfember ab.
lici. BON giirsermeijter spieseI uiai
ipicoererrlouuf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Wie tnapp 9ransportidiffe

Wie tnapp 1ransportidiffs
iinb, 5eigt Der 8ertauf einss aIten
2oblenoampfsrs ber Ser. Staat.n, Den
fie unter normaIen @erbdltniiItn fir
$4,000 abseseb.u bdtteu, Der aber
$226,oO0 gebraht bat. Dieter Mans
gel an Sdiffen idntibet ben @aiirtsn
ttsf ins GIeifd. Die Srunsporttoiten
limb 10 bod, bab iid baraus eine
fiirdterli9e 1bsusruus in ben Can
bern Der NlIiirten erstbt uHb otsie
lpirb nod burd bic llmm0sIihteit Der-
fhlimmert, ssniiseub Waaren bsfans
subrinsen. gu biefer fiir fis bSdit uH.
aueerNbmen Gage baxn bic 3auhs
boot. Der 0.rbiinoetsn iebr pisI beige.
trasen unb mi. .riihtlih, finb iie nod
immer fleibis an Der arbeit, ben Gnss
IGroern bic Gee burd @erfentuns Don
S6iffen su iperwr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
a0uias6aa Der s.Iattbeatiden.

Der a1nissbau Der plattbiitssen
8oesliheitsn @eislIilup ipirb ON
Samids absnb bisfsr Wodx in ben
SdIsn Der 9lrbeitsrbalIe ubgsbaIten
unb Elm Rommiitn III idbon fit Ian.
GER 8sit emfis an Der arbeit. Oafiir
bat ss aber bic Dorbersitunstn in
elmer Wsiis setroffsn, baB Der Grfols
Der JeitIi9isit niht ausblsiben fam
unb jsber gefuhet fin beasns dmii.
iirsn mub. Der su tr5ntnbe RSnig IN
Ssrr gsorse Jopps unb feline aonis
gin IN Trau Ssnrp SEEMING. Gas erf.
Mbiutanienpaar iinb 9err Ssnrp Sc
ming unb Grou Jopps unb Sas ,ptits
Serr unb Grau anton aufrs. Dos
9dIsa aommiitss lebt ii6 aus ben 9srs
rem Jobn Milp. JoI. 8rintmann,
2llbtrt Sdr5r. Geo. 2dssmunn, adii
5ildmann, Geo. Rrisssr unb 6snrp
protiuns 5uinmmen. Sdmmtlitbs
Ghiibeursid,t pon nab unb fern ipers
ben am Sdmiius Bel ben pIaitbeuti&sn
S6iissnbriibsrn 5u Gofie iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

S.r groberungsSug, ben
bic SfterreidiIden Daffen fait unses
binbert burh 2lIbdnien MAIDEN, piro
nidt perfebIen, in Stalisn ben Ge'
banten eines Separatfrieoens nabe
5u lesen. @s 1T taum Denfbar, bab
pie Staliener nod an bic MSslihteit
elauben, iibsr bic 9lIpen seIangsn gu
i0nnsn uRb Elm riuh, Don Der aiite
aug in @lbauisn einSuorinseH, burfte
ielbF ben pi0oeiten ariessibtudrmern
als cine eeiitise @erirruns eri6einen,
nadbem bic Seiterreiher 9eiis BON
GanDe ersriffsn babeu- Sn oieler
Deiie miifsn aud ale Dsit.ren
3dmpfe, bic fold fiirdterIihe Wlens
ihens unb 9eIoopfer foroern, als
b0bfe GetpiiIenIoiisteit erideineii.
Bon Der italisniiden Resierung ieIbit
1T nitt gu srtparten, bab lie freilpillis
bic Sanb gum Jrieben bieien iuiro. bd
fie Id, Al feit on bic 9lniirtsn sstettet
bat, aber bic @oItsittmmung pernag
einen uutpioeriteblihen 3Dans aus5u'
iiben uno sief. mar niemals gu Gun
iten bes 3rieses. Die beiisenoen
3IaiIen iteben ibm brett feinbIid s.s
seniiber. 81. So5iaIiiten, tpeI6e bas
4ri.saieuer seihiirt baben. iinb nuns
mebr, tpie aus allen 9.ri9ten su ers
febsn 1T, polIiommen errii4tert unb
ugitirsu fir ben Jrtebeu.
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2otaI 8tri4t.
grOteitirt sessn 0anaIsadtt.

Goparb Q. gfnpfon, Der elm BIZ.
reml i'm Reafe Gtebdube bat 1T nia)t
SaHtit einperitanoen, BAT bic Stabt
Dom staat ben aannI innerbalb Der
StaStsren5en gepndtet bot unb bu.
iiir iabrlid, S32, 900 RnGt be3ablt.
CT bat buber geitern Stabtauoitor
Groom eriud,t, bic nottigen gcrift-
Iitm Sdyritte 5is fbain, nm Die ge.
5ablung Der B1djt 5u perbinberlI.
Serr Groom tpiro iid) bic Snd)e iiber.
'ogeu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

Wis bsr 0<iter Der 1rupps srfIdris,
bsndbm WeGpulsp fib bsreits am
@onnidg jsbr sieenibiimIiM. Der bifs
iise 3psisperbonb Der 1iibnsndI'Sss
itelIien tpirb ii9 bss Grironstsn ar's
nebmsn unb man eloi,bt, bob q bin
nen ipsnissn Iasen ipisber D0Ilis krs
aeitellt fein biirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
aaiier unS wDli.
Gum 81. Ge6urt5tag Raiiel
WiIbeImE.
Bon prof. Gugen aibnts
T Ut q II II.

UpH Prpf. Y u8eH NH NE
y mann.
Wenn bds gilbnib bes beutid5sn
aaiIsrs etrpas s.ist, 10 asist es ben
tiefen Grhft ieines Weiens. Or ijt ae.
aItert bic bollen Wansen iinb eins
sefuTisn, bic tiefernitsn Nusen bItden
bic srobe iraeifdx Siderbeit bes
GntidIufes. 81 fiibIt unb trdat in
polIem getpubtfsin bic sanat unaes
beure 0trdnttporiune bet Stunbs.
Oisie Werdntipcrtllns bat ibn 3u iei.
llsr DoIIen Retfs unb Gr0be seiiibrt.
Das Gefi9t, bag aug bisiem @iIbnib
fpridt, III bag 9tntlib elmer fpeItses
ihiatliden p.ri0Hlihteit. g2it iparb
eine sIei1e Werantpurtuna bon einern
einaelnen Monns sstrasen. Der eins
5ige 0ersleth, Der m6sIit ipIre,
ipiirb. Der nit Sriebrid bem @robsn
i'm feeni6bristn ariese isin. gfuG
in ibm Iebte bic slei1e bSIige Be
ipubtbeit nm 2llIss, tpds auf benz
Spisle ftanb. 9is Rettuns bes Gtaa=
ties. ober 9OO, uniersung unb
S9anbe, Iauieis bic boppsIte W0es
litisit; Der aSnig Iebts nur nod FIT
fsin aanb une f,n Bolt. aber bdite
iit bamals bic 2rdsobie erfiiat, mare
preub.n pernit;st -, r,iir mir bsuie
2sbenben perm5sea gu ias.n, ipei@
Elm llnsIiid bamit ssiteb.n tpdrs. ,inb
bab bi. 3utunft Deutidlanbs bdmit
bate iinten mil zen. Damals bate
Is ben UlenIdsn ni9i mebr btbsuist,
dIs bab elm usinsr Sioai. Der i'm
@r0Beupabn iib. ieim Bren5sn
itrsbt,, I'm anfana ieinsr 0srpessns
belt cine sere6is 3uriidpsiiuns funS.
Wis ipdre biss Su Dsrs!sihsn nit bsm
bsuiis.n DeutftIanoP
Dies nsue D,atidlanb III empor.
sebIiibt In elmer unsrb5rtsn GntfaIs
tuns aIsr ar6fi.. Sisr bat Elm Doll
Don 6S Miuipn,u j.st srit isinen
ipirtlitsn MntbeI aefunbsn am 6an-
bel lnS Snbuitri,, an alien Reihs
tbum unb Qekn Der bunisn rsi6su
W.lt. Gs ipeib iid .rF I'M r.ds
ten anfang itip,r ,iaenilihen MsItsss
ftibie. Di8 ouss iogte suioms
mtnss.reieu ipsrb,u pon rufTifhem
Grimm, BON britiihsm Rsibt2
DsuiihIanb fou.. niHi msbr i.in.
bamit ben boIeu Rahbarn bic W<It
better peialIe. 9oui.nbe bon WiIiOnen
Don ungebor.nsn Dtutifxn, beuiftes
2ebm aIIer iomm.nbtn Jobrbunberte
ruf,n na9 BEN aaiisr, baB Ct iie
rttis. llnb ob0rt ben gfuf, unb er
perf.bt ibn in ieiner SssIs. O. Bat
tt'pas i5siIisss. bob Elm Wann ba III,
sem Si. unssbeur. gntiGtibunsss
ituno. siu gang periOnIi6ss SHidfaI
kb,ui,!, uuo Der btrtit III, iie aIs siH
iDItts Su trae.u uHb bic @erantipor.
tuns fir bic Wilionen auf feline
SduIt,n 5u nebmen. Die 9isfs bts
@.rant,pOrtlit.tiisssfiibls matt unb
ih,r gPon il, nidh 1oil,p burn ee.
burt, - man in "a bur@ bic 9isfs
Der iittIitxn Siherbsit. nit Der man
bic @.rontpOrtuna fiir Elm son,es
Bolt als ,iH. soitsrsebens pfli9i ers
ereift. Gin srtnJtnloiss Wertrdusn
tint kut. i.in 0oIi nit ibm. adiitr
9i, gIijtb. Der beutf&,n Suo,ub
6nit o,ri S,r esmind5ts,Ibtrn nno uuf
hem R,,r,n MI i'm unb Fir bas
Wa.,rIons ga,nr abr her @rar ;,in
S,r, n,,bi;i,,ru min nm 70 pi,i
Snf,, horir Ii.a4 ~ s,of. 4, {t,rs
b,r scn,it S,,.Shlors I,b, mos In
bi,i,r @6isfoIs,,;t In Io iib,rmSIti.
o,ns,r Srss, F% ,nib.ItI, bot hoe
IN NJ, n,n,,hs y,ci, no, h,m an,
Gir,,In.n I .r5s ii. erSs,,n' D,r.
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lanss ,r bausrn mag. Dos iSnnen
bie aluiirten, bic bet sr1bten Hbetl
ibrer Nabrunasmittsl Don dusipGrts
81 besieben se5lpunsen fiHb. ni4t bon
iim bebuupten.
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gsitttuOdA ben 2e. saanuar 1916.
Die abfidt ber bemotratiihe

Die u bfiat Der bemotratiiben
partei 1T, ben pbiIippinsn inn.rbalb
bier Sabre abioIute llnabbdnsisteit
au sepabren. Offenbar lit nidt bas
ran seoa4t tporben, bab bic pbilippie
men auber Stanoe fiHo, ibre unabbdnz
sisteit gu bebaupten. Wir baben gu
seipartigen, baB bic Sapaner bic Sn>
ieln beiesen. jobalo mir iie serdumi
bdben. Die pbiIippinsn brau9en In
mere unabbdnsisteit; bisie fam ibnen
I'm polliten Wtab. einssrdumt lperbeu,
aber bic unubbdnsisieit benz ausianbe
seseniiber miifen fp IL ibnen iihern.
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Die Gnsldnbsr bdbtn bic
Gutssdung semadt, bab Don Deutfds
larb pieIe @aareu nit Der neutraIen
padetpoit nod bem Iuslanb seihidt
fperben. Dumit fpplIen iie ibre 2pns
fistatipn DON 93oitpadstsn rs9tisrtis
gen. Das 1T bod nidts anbsr.s, aIs
cine gInmabuns. 5iirs Grite uut.r.
halten bic Gnsldnoer feline 8IOdabe,
mas tie BON Dem Rehte ausi6Ii.bt
iiberbaupt Sdiffs trsenb tpsIdsr Dirt
an5ubaItsu unb ibrs 2Gbunssn 5u
burdiuden. Jiirs 3psite babsn Il.
auf neutrolsn Sdiffsn. bic midi
aus beutf4eu SGfsn iommen, ni9ts
su iunen. Wsun iie cine glodabe uns
terbielten, tDnntsn fis nur bic bsrsins
tommsnoer neutraIsn Sdiffe mad
acntrebaaos our9fudsn, aber fpis iie
felbit anseben, baben iie gar tein.
gannndaren sefunben. DemHad 1T
ibrs apnfis5iruns Don poftpadsten
nidts unberes als Ss,raub.
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Spanitn .rreet isbt bic
aufmertiamteit Der Diplomatsn. Wor
.inissn Ionutsn entitarb cine Winis
Terrific iiber ben @orialag Der Resie'
rung, bic Webrmadt gu peritdrten.
Die @orIas. fam niht 5ur grl.biguns,
Gs III ob.r j.st b.tannt, bdb spanien
srpbe Mengen Don ariessmuterial ans
bduft unb es ipiro bic aniiht aussss
fprodsn, bab Der EIan pcrliest. in ben
ariea auf Seitsn Der @erbiinb.t.n eins
5utrst.n. 3usrit bi.b es, oab bic Ris
itunseH BEN 3peds Der Groberung
porfusaIs bi.nsu iuGIt.u, mas elmer
ari.sssrtldruns nit Gnslanp sIcid'
tdne, ba bisies I'm Sduss unb SruBs
biinbnib nit isnsm 2anoe ftebt. SEPT
beibt Is aber, bob Der aneriff auf
Gibraltar sepIant iei, mas Elm ssraoer
5u psrniht.nb.r SdIus iein fuiiroe, Do
iDItes elmer @.rnidtuns Der enslii6en
Secmadt I'M WittellGnoif4en Weers
slsittGms. Weun es gum arieas
spmmen ioIIte, pirb mad unies
rer aniitt 8eioes, bic Groberllns
ppu portusal unb bon Gibraltar, Der
3i.lpuntt ieiH. ba Il. bon i,ber ben
2eitfabeu Der auspdrtigen ppIitii
Spaniens s,bilbst baben. Gin. foIh
sunftise geIesenbeit, pie fie fia iest
bistet, bic erfpGbntsn SbeaIe Spaniens
su perfpirtIiden, tpirb niemaIs mehr
ipiebertebren, neil GnsIanb niemaIs 10
bilflos mar, pie jest. Gs tonnte ss
ni6t pas.n, feline TIott. ses.n Spa
ni.n absuf6iden, neil es Dor O.utft'
Lamb auf Der Sut iein mub nns
;srantr.i9 bat uiat einen ein5ieen
Mann su entbebreu, I'm iiber bic pbS
renGsn in Spanisn einorineen Su tons
men. Denn mir aud ni4t bebaupten
ipolIm, bab Spani.n gum arisss be-
reit 1T, 70 ipdre es auf Der anoer.n
Seite niht rraf6enb, penH .s lid
fir etuen ipl1en enti4iebe.
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1rI. Qfnnit 6olI. Sc itinti

III. annif Soll. BE Ysinsr,tit
burd lire prostfTe nm bic Grbffait
ibrss Datsrs, bss ppIdrfotlGts Sol,
cine sepiHs 9sriibmtbsit stIangt bat.
is. srfpirits seftnn In WuuIjipulsss
ridt elnsn 6dftbsfsM unitr bsrMniIds
se bss DisbftabIs gtesn ben WtrIidxs
riinssaesntsn alpbonft wruHd BON
Ro. sos Wapnt MDenus. ben he Be-
fduIbist. ibr Dor stipd sinem Sabr
cine Snnbiuf&e snitpenbss 81 HabtM
in ptIder fid ttniee S@mudfadsH
bffanben. Rad, btr wsrfHeruna
Hrunds ipnrbe BE Tai@e feinsr3sit
IN sinsm Strabenbu9uipdsen osfuB
ben
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Str leBte poltsDirt9daftltde
Beritt aus 0eutf6Ianb ift in uoIIftem
Wabe befriebis.nb. Sn bem ui6tiasn
puntt Der GoIboeduns pirb .rtpi.fen,
bab bieiefbe gum Bstrage Don nabe
SO proSent Der papiers,lbs 3irtuIation
porbanben TT, ipas mebr als seniist
uTD i'm erfreuIiden 9eeeWiaB 5u
Gnelarbs 9plbbedung in 5Obe BON 81
prDSsnt ftebt. Mas bic Rabruusss
mtttsI betrifft, 70 lit Der Qusn,is
ebenfalIs 5ufriebeniteIlenb. 9is 5aupts
RabrunesmitteI, Rosssn uHb aaripfs
feln, tpdren i'm De5ember msbr als
reidlid oorbanbeu, ba siH GROCER abeil
bierbcu 5ur Jiitteruue bes 8i.bs psr.
pottot iperoen iorute. unssnisenb 1T
nur Der 8orratb an Wei5e1l aber in
bisfem Sale beIduft iif Der sSsbtber
trag duf Hidt mebr als fnapp sebH
Ysro5eHt bss normalsn Derbrau6s.
9as idIiebt jeos R0eIidisit elmer
Iusbungerune aus. gu bsmsrisu 1T
nod, odb peun Der ariss iih Bis Gnbs
oss Subres bin3iebsn iollte, ou6 6et
wldngel an Weiosn burh 3ufubren
aus pplen RurIanb, BuIgdrien
unb Der Siirtei iiberipunbeu iptrs
ben ipirb, 70 bab SeiitfdIanb ben
Rrieg ausbaItsH fam, sIsi4pieI pis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

banbsln. Gs lit au bofisn. bab bsr
prdfibsnt. has. ipds 70 ilur urb 70
tlabt Iieat. sinfehsn tpirb. a-
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cnArrER x1x-tcontInued,. /.

DII4LY slapped his thigh resoundngly.
ID and laughed in stentorian tones that
caused the eyebrows Of the sensitive Smith
on the floor above to elevate In shocked
horror.
His eyes had been averted, mostly as he
talked Now he swung suddenly upon her.
He's on de square, amt hep he de-
Yes" said Barbara. She was not quite
sure whether to feel offended or not. But
the memory of Billys antecedents came 20
his rescue. or course, he didn't know that
1t was such terrible bad form TO broach
such n subject to her, she thought.
S'Wel, then" continued the mucker,
''wots up? Mallorys de guy for youse.
Youso loved him, or youse wouldn't have
got engaged to him"
The statement was almost an interroga.
ton.
Barbara nodded anirmatively.
You see Billy" she started, II have
always known Mr. Mallory and always
thought that loved him unti-until---"
There was no answering light In Billys
eyes--no encouragement for the words that
were on her lips. She halted lamely.
"Then," she went on presently, I'VE be.
came engaged after we reached New York.
We all thought you dead" she concluded
simply.
what is at the bottom OF this row."
persisted Billy. He had fallen back Into
Iut utttlll pronunciation Nthl iltiu
taught HIM but neither noticed tho change.
For moment he had forgotten that he
was playing a part Then he recollected
Nothing much" replied the girl. Il
couldn't rid myself OF the feeling that they
had murdered you by leaving you back
there alone and wounded. l began TO think
coward every time l saw Mr. sfnllory. l
couldn't marry him, feeling that way to-
ward him. and, Billy, l really never loved
him as-as-"
Again she stumbled, but the mucker made
no attempt to grasp the opportunity open
before him.
Instead he crossed the library to the tele.
phone. Running through the book, he came
presently upon the number he sought A
moment later he had his connection.
rs that Mallory" he asked
I'm Byrne--Billy Byrne, De guy dat
cracked your mug fer youse on dc Lotus"
Dead? Rats! Not me. Say, I'm up
here at Barbara's"
y Yes, dats wot l said. She wants youse
| to beat 1t up here s swift as youse kin
| beat It,"
Barbara Harding stepped forward. Her
| eyes were blazing
How dare you!" she cried, attempting
to seize the telephone from Billy's grasp.
He turned his huge frame between her
| and the instrument
"Git n move on" he shouted into the
mouthpiece. "Good.by," he hung up.
Then he turned back toward the angry
| girl.
Look here" he said. "Once youse was
strong on de sob stuff wit me- Stelln' me
| how noble ] was an all de different t'ings
| youse would do fer me to repay all done
| fer youse. Now youse got de chanct,"
what do you mean?' asked the girl,
puzzled what can 1 do for your
"Youse kin do dis fer me. When Mallory
gifts here, youse kin tell him dat dc en-.
gagcmcnt is all on again-See?"
In the wide eyes or the girl Billy read
a deeper hurt than he had dreamed Of He
had thought that 1t would not have been
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J know. i've heard en- talking about
him around town since l came back, and
there isn't a rotten story chalked up against
him nowhere. That's lot, more than YOU
can say for ninety-nine out ofsa hundred
New Workers. that are talked about at all
outside their own front parlors.
And Malorys a man, too-the kind
that every woman ought to have, only they
amt enough Of em to go round. Do you
remember how he stood up there on tho
deck of the Lotus and fought fair against
my dirty tricks? He's man and gentle-
man, Barbara, the sort you can be proud
Of and that's the sort you got TO have.
You see. know you.
And he fought against those fellows Of
Yoka in the street of Oda 1seka's village
like a man should fight There amt any
yellow in him, Barbara. He and your father
didn't leave me until there seemed no other
way, even in the face OF the things l told
them TO make them go. Don't harbor that
against him. / only wonder that he didn't
croak me; your dad wanted to. and Mall
lory wouldn't let him"
They never told me that said Bar
bara.
The bell rang
Here he is now" said Billy. "Good-by,
I'd rather not see him. Smithll let me out
him feel better. You'll do as | ask, Barr
bara?"
You'll do as I ask, Barbara !" he re-
peated but this time il was n command
As Mallory entered the room, Barbara
heard the door of the servants entrance
slam behind Billy Byrne and she knew
that the mucker had gone out Of her life
forever.
CTHE BND.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
Theatrical Baedeker

NEW FEATURE tlIhS'
sHS Wsacs RGS af of HoSss SSS S'sS 81 th
SsSa S6sn s. Wot sppsr IN
Sspa second half of week, Marie DgTo MN Ard
8 SFs sSnss Brew IN MePO
AEcADLA-EiEst half Of the week, Charles
TfisnEle, fsetSre. Honor tiny Nams.% Sec:
6 ssf Of TfsSso aS sSuas Marsh %H4
PALAcE-Flrst half Of week, Cleo Rldgely, and
h u 6ns 1oatuF Second and Sa Gharef e GseRP
Moore; s%tvgTy Saturday. Charles Chaplin in "onO
s:S d FFaase apa Ts''dqS pf[Iis Es
schColma'3m and Charles Chaplin. in one
and Ps@oii Hopper, sGa in Transs ssa,ure
sstrsnddea with ChaPIin continued Wsdnea SnG
Ssstg.ssy The Devil az His Elbow with D. with
Says and Fiayera S1 feature SS' CHAPLIN reaSpsaTs
VAUDEVILLE.
S h.S bs,E Eas saa nf Rn 6fr gsas R
Isabel p'Armohd. assisted By Bobby o.Nsil,
$Inlsmi% % and sessl, SEGA 'GSus IN At Bug bug jGastion
iGilEe sGGlEer .,l Brothers: Fred and Lydi9, Weaver.
News Pictorial i''pu' anu '"' '''S- '''''''
RIXoNs GRAND-"The Girl in the Noon" ;
T1si1iite brien ana MoFInack, MIR. ana NILS,
Phillps,, Cats Brothers, Dave Roth, Nolan
and Nolan. Jugglers; the Pathe News and
Mutual comedies in addition to special news
eL,oBES5Tomis ,6 S.T Allen and company. in Board
ins school Girls" kempton Greene and Viz
kRia kul Henning. in when the Clock Stopped
rive eBauties and a Spot; Rucker and
Mint Egrlpnifrsd. IN The Chinaman and the Coon
o,bbhae Merchant Prince" '"rhe Cabby' and
cfgosS kEYs-First half OF week. THE Girls
fFLdm kokomo," a musical comedy tabloid ;
tt5Saoela Roberts; Seymour Felix and Flossie
aioPej aP the Five Dunbars. Belts and Chidlow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
GIRLS BEST SWIMMERS,
SAYS EXPERT TEACHER
Lighter and Built More Symmet-
really for Cutting Water,
H. r. Allen Declares

Girls are better equipped for swimming,
snd once they learn TO maintain their equilib-
rum In the water make far better swim
nieFs than men, according TO Harry r.
allen supervisor OF the various swimming
eehters which are under the direction Of the
Soard OF Education.
=. Girls are built for swimming because
hsie are more curves TO their bodies. Their
lines are much lighter than a mans and
10y sy are able to slip through the water more
say Once woman learns 10 swim she
'.'a sseolnes an expert very rapidly. More
se ohsh than ever are taking lessons this
ssaf' said Mr. Allen.
new system OF teaching is being used
,he swimming eenters at Memphis and
ss ssAer streets, where 225 girls. from the
ns'.s ses oI ~ TO IL, are learning TO swim in an
a. 80 uAly short time. They are admitted
squads OF l5. and first are given land
s-sa sielses under the direction OF a woman
.s.as uetor. They learn the breast stroke
.shs ~, ON the edge OF the pool,
thls stroke Is the only one taught at the
- ee1sst, because the object Of the lessons L
", ~ see the girls endurance and not speed
, ~ ueh they have mastered the arm move
Is,ss they are taught the leg movement by
holding on with both hands to a rope at
'''s SHALLOW end OF the pool
As soon as they show SUFFICIENT improve
e-s. s,'snt the girls are allowed 70 use the belt
-.sAn which they progress to the water
t,'zs, Wnen they can swim for 20 con-
r-ns ,...so ~ minutes, they are given q badge OF
f.enelsney IN All Of the tests which have
-s1 made the girls who have been able 60
49, s,.'. ne required length of tins far out
P''ahsF the boys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
THE MuCKER
By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of the TARZAN and MARS Stories

difficult for her to turn back from the vul.
gar mucker to the polished gentleman. And
when he saw that she was suffering, and
guessed that 1t was because he had tried to
crush her love by brute force, he could
carry the game no further.
"Oh Barbara" he cried, cant you see
that Mallory is your kind-that he is n ht
mate for you? / have learned since 1
came into this house a few minutes ago
the unbridgeable chasm that stretches be-
tween Billy Byrne. the mucker, and such
as you. Once l hoped but now 1 know.
just as you must have always known, that
a single lifetime is far too short for man
to cover the distance from Grand avenue
to Riverside drive
you have taught me what good girl
can do toward making a man Of a beast.
You've taught me pride and self-respect
You've taught me so much that I'd rather
that I'd died back there beneath the spears
of Oda 1seka's warriors than live here be-
meath the sneers and contempt of servants
and the pity and condescension of your
friends.
II want you to be nappy, Barbara, and
so l want you to promise me that you'll
marry Billy Mallory. There isn't any man
on earth quite good enough for you; but
Mallory comes nearer to 1t than any one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
ICE CREAM MEN UNABLE
TO FILL CITY DEMAND
Between 100000 and 175,000
Quarts Sold Here
Daily

The continued hot weather has given
Philadelphia an ice cream appetite which
dealers find it virtually impossible to satisfy.
Between 10000 and 17j,000 quarts are being
consumed daily within the city limits and
this amount would be considerably in
creased, dealers say, II they were able to
meet the demand.
Managers of several large ice cream con-
Germs said today that they had been forced
TO turn down orders from new customers
because the increased demands of the old
customers were taxing their daily produc-
ing capacity to the limit. In addition to
the increased demand, the scarcity OF labor
has also added to the manufacturers trou-
bies. for they find it difficult to get enough
men to deliver the manufactured product,