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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07
July 9TH, 1916
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
The Board of Guardians of the
Stepney district of London defeated
resolution recently introduced by
some members that all alien enc
mics, whether naturalized citizens
or not, should be placed in concen-
tration camps. Stepney is settled
mainly by Jews and if this resolu-
ton had become law, hundreds of
Jewish families OF German, Austrian
or Turkish ori gin would have been
subjected to humiliation and to
much suffering.
At the annual commencement ex-
ercises of the Loyola University, the
honorary degree of Master Of Sci
ence was conferred on DR.. Philip
Asher, of New Orleans, La. DR..
Asher is the dean Of the Loyola Col
lege Of Pharmacy and is recognized
as one Of the leading scientists in
the city and State.
Daniel Bernstein, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who has distinguished himself
in mathematics and science at the
Southern High School, has been APP
pointed cadet to the United States
Military Academy at West Point.
Young Bernstein, who is nineteen
years of age, was the winner of
scholarship at the University of
Pennsylvania.
The Jews who few years ago
were assisted by number of CO.
religionists to take up land in the
Shepparton district of Victoria, Aus
tralia, are making steady progress.
They bear very good name in the
district for industry, sobriety and
frugality, and the excellence Of their
reputation is fully confirmed by tn"
governments representative at
Shepparton.
The President of the French Re-
public attended a memorial service
at synagogue recently. The ser
vice was arranged by number of
Paris lawyers. This is believed to
be the first case since the establish
ment of the Republic that the Presi-
dent attended a Jewish service in
person.
Rabbi Albert B. Yudelson, Of the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07
75O

Lieut.. Commander Louis NJ Jo-
sephthal, Of the First Battalion,
New York Naval Militia, has been
presented with a twenty-hve-year
service decoration, Mr.. Josephthal
has also received the brevet COM
mission of commander, the first man
in the United States to be so hon
ored in the naval militia. Com
mander Josephthal, who is aide-de-
camp on the staff of Governor Whit
man, served in the same capacity on
the staffs of Governors Sulzer and
Glynn.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07

Mainly through the generosity Of
the Rothschilds, eight municipal
soup kitchens are maintained at
Frankfort, Germany, at which near
ly 10000 people take their meals
daily. These meals are not given
away, but are sold to people far be-
low their cost.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07

The schools of the Alliance Is
raelite, at Fee, Morocco, were visit
ed last month by General Lyautey,
the French acknowledgement. He as
sured the representatives Of the
Jewish community, by whom he was
received, Of his goodwill and of the
Protectorate's solicitude for the
Jews.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07

Mr.. Alb. A. Roback, of Montreal,
who has been announced as the win
ner of the Parker Travelling Fellow
ship at Harvard University, was at
one time editor of the Canadian
Jewish Chronicle.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-07

Rabbi Albert B. Yudelson, Of the
South Side Hebrew Congregation,
Chicago, ILL.,, will shortly resign his
pulpit. Rabbi Yudelson is also a
physician, and he finds the demands
upon his time in his medical prac-
tice so large that he cannot in JUS
tice to himself follow both profess
sions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

Hay will succeed Judge George W.
Atkinson of West Virginia, as judge
of the court of claims of the United
States. The nomination by Presi-
dent Wilson of Hay, former chair
man of the house committee on mil
itaTy affairs, was a surprise. Hay
will get $4,000 a year, and in ten
years will be permitted to retire with
full pay, He is IS,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

been unburdening her troubles while
Stanley appealed tC the court.
Sure, l am" said Stanley, and to
prove he was he made a rush at the
missus, tried to grab her with half
Nelson and give her a kiss, but she
struggled and they struggled and she
protested and Stanley insisted until
Judge Rooney called them to time.
The case was continued until Aug.
q for the star bOarder to be removed
and peace reign over the domiciIe Of
Stanley and the missus. But as it re-
quired the persuasion, physically and
verbally, of the bailiff to remove Mrs.
Stanley from the court, the while she
appealed for protection against the
promise Of Stanley to kill her, it
looked as if the dove might turn out
to be a crow.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
LOOKS LIKE THE DOVE OF PEACE
MAY BE A CROW

For slapstick comedy it had Key
stone movie lashed to the mast. 1t
was a riot, a row and a wrestling
match pulled off between Stanley
JanOs, who loves his wife, and the
missus, who was scared that he in
tended to kill her.
Stanley got his first inning before
Judge Rooney and he said he had
been driven from home by the star
bOarder, who objected to Stanley
feeding the dog coffee and bread in
stead of beefsteak.
Mrs. Janos said that wasn't so. 1t
was a case of too much mOther-in-
law. For 10 years they had gotten
along fine, until Stanley brought his
mother to Chicago, and then mother
suggested that she should be boss of
the house, and wife replied that she
was first boss and Stanley was sec
ond boss, and there wasn't room for
any more bosses and mother would
please mind her own business.
"She jabbed me in the head with
the scissors" said Stanley. 81 can
show the doctor bill where I got it
fixed. That was four years ago"
Sure l did, judge, and if somebody
was chokin' you wouldn't you jab
them with scissors? He gave me
only coffee and bread, and told him
l should have more, and he said
should eat til I bust. He promised
to take my life, and everything that
l done for him, made him shirts and
his clothes and all, and you can see
what a good shirt it is.
81 made my necktie," said Stanley.
cts all the bOaTdeT. He pays $1.25
for his room and he don't pay for
eating, but she always cooks some
extra so he can get some for moth
ing. Am to feed a star boarder that
sits around in the library all the time
reading?"
IF she puts the star boarder out
Of tho bO11cn arn Won WILLING IN on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

fdn9etuselie al 1000 Mano. =
6ranifmGn0ene aoancerer paa Ell
breoere 5ront irem imoo 9eron.
ne De bor inotaget 9arIeur Bel.
lopsensSanterre og @itrees, bpor
De tog 800 Viano til 6an9e, og
Slaget oar iremoeles iulo @aug
= Paa 9ritterues Del al 5ron.
ten er Der 9iort mInore 6remifriOt.
9en 80 Mil lanse Strefnine boz.
rer jim Del al 9pr0en, men oct
er l9ngere Spo, Den baoroeite
&anlp itaar. = @e0 8er0un 6ar
Spiferne ior. iieroe @ang inotoset
Sbiallnont8prfet. gaa 0etteGunft
bar Der p9ret fGmpet poloiomt /
mango Gage, % Der er ialoen III.
timber al Uienneifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
FARMING PRACTICE IN THE
SAND HILLS SECTION
OF NEBRASKA.

The Nebraska Experiment Sta
tion has recently issued Bulletin
1856, being a report of the Va
lentine Substation on farming
practices in the Sand Hills. The
Valentine Station was establish
ed in 1910, to study the special
problems of the Sand Hills re-
gion. This bulletin covers prin-
cipal crops, types of agriculture,
types of soil, and a report Of the
experiments carried ON at the
Station in an effort to improve
the agriculture of the region.
This bulletin will be sent free to
residents of Nebraska upon APP
plication to Director Z. A. Bur-
nett, Station G. Lincoln, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
9ur0Pt1 ruu0t.

llroligt 8ale Yonana. Yauama,
81 SUM. timber 9srniioentpalget,
ionl ian0t Steo / @aar, fom oct
til llroligbeoer, unoer bpilfe ire
Perioner bleo orpbt. Joen er gen-
oprettet. Or. Ofamon galoe5, tio-
ligere SiceprGiioent oe Miniiter
Waibington, er ianoipnligpis ble-
pen palgt.
auGIer en- Opitano Wearoffo:
9fobat, Maroffo, %. SUM. sSran.
ife trooper bar unoertrpft en- al.
porlig Opitono gl Onoo sllgier
eiter irpgteIig Scamp. Oprsrerne
9ioroe lrfrf Wsooitano og bIep
ierit ilaaet eiter at oeres Sopeotil-
bolositeo bar itormet al to iranife
9lfoelineer. 9eres 5srere 3apitl-
lereoe oerpaa.
Guam Sbi 8ai biiettes. Ye-
fling, 27. Suni. Den aiosoe finciiife
Graiioent 9uan S'bi aai's giiGt-
telie fanot @aar Steo / Yalaoiet
Der. 81 Duan Sung, Den me Yrmii-
bent, liant ben amerifanife Mini-
tier, Or. Baul Q. Heiuih. og
nnore Weolemner al oct diploma
tiife @orps par til Steoe peo Sei.
tioeligbe0en 9ama-Trpiter iorret-
teoe. Dnan's Gig oil Onsoas blioc
brast ira Vefins til Gbaeteb Bro
pinien Sanan for at iorofeites.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

er life fiilot flaret en0nu, men oet
ipneS, iom Garran5a bar iaaet 9ie-
ipeft for oct slloor, boormeb man
/ @aibineton FAR taget paa oen
Gag. Oet iiges Days @orgep at
Der uentes ct niugar coated" Soar
ira bam, og at Sp9noineeu. So
peoitooen er aitaeet. Saa oct ipnes,
iom 2opbereotbeo oenne Sang fal
forilaa til at bepare fSre0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

Soplgie 3ilitanOe. Serrin, ST.,
80. SUM. 5 ct Settlement al Jar
oe0e Wiinenrbeioere 9epnlaine
9eit for 6errin tom set 9lites
til ct frp9telig Slaesmaal mel.
lem 0egre en- n6lino 9ig". 9le-
geren Ben 5itd ifeo to andre
gaegre og iaareOe en- treble. De
TO o6oe paa SteOet. 0ette er set
treble Grab eller Qfor0 / bette
Gollntp Oenne ll9e.
Beter 9binelin, Der er 9lrme-
nier og orioer en- 6orretnina / ct.
4alil, 0tinn., oar ifslge mo0ta.
gen lln0erretning iiffer pna, at
bans Mo0er og Suitru oor blepet
orebt al Sprferne, men forleoen
0ag mo0tog ban grep ON, at oe
begge bar Sipe % opbol0t Jig
| 9fnslano. San ieger MI at finoe
ell ll0Oei iaa ban fan faa Dem
til glmerifa. San fom bertil for
to gar iioen, og bar iparet Benge
ianmen ior at ifaiie Dem 9illetter.
st ip9rt glnnoncetog. YbiIaoel-
p6ia, ga, 27. Suni. 5 5orbin-
oelie meo 9(siociateo 9l0pertiiing
Clubs Of tbe @orlos tolpte aar-
li9e aonoention, Iom bolotes ber
/ oisie 8age, afbolotes @aar en-
glimrenoe Brocesiion. Soget talte
1000 Oeltogere, og Der oeltos ON.
firing 200 uNoats". 9Srocesiio-
nen foiteoe i oct belle $250,000,
og y5Iqats" og 0ra9ter belsb fig
til life minore emo 100000.
Ger iliIfes meO 5laget. geetp
Dorf, 80. Sllui. Zen sgeoe @f.
teripergiel efter mnerifanife Stag
bar bra5t 5lagfabrifanter til at
iorminoife ben lopbeiale0e Maale-
itof og eritatte Uiateriellet meO
iimplere Stof, neooeler Suiter-
fontoret. Silfe og lllo erItattes
meo prppareret 9onulo. Sem og
tpue 6a6rifonter msote / @aar
eiter 3iliioelie pna Slllterfontoret,
6oor De fit en- aoonriel.
Gn itor Set bleo iorleoen Sag
6oIot / Starfmeater, q. o, /
9lnleoning al ltorpoOelien al
@opbers. Ser par pitt 1000 Be
iogenoe / ben lille 9p oen Dag.
Oct 6sitioeIige peo leiten bar Op-
trlIingcn al @opberbalerne og llo-
oeIineen ai Tranlierne S. $.
@eaper iif fsrlte Gremie, nemIig
$t2 for 141S Saler. Ytap 9fepis
to9 anoen Yrnmie me0 1t40 Sa'
Ter, meoens 9fnDmono 9feall oanOt
treble Irumie mc0 $50 Saler og
0aois Srancis iieroe grpmie
meo 500 Soler. Il. 9. gbener
6olot ct 8oreorag ON llOrpooelien
al (Sopher
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
9nrt epet Jnnn.

fSlinn oil itette SusbeS. Yitts.
burg, Ya., 80. SUM. @illiam
6linn al ben progressive gtational.
fonite tlino9ioroe @aar, at ban
piloe ltstte Charles 6. Sugbes'
Observation-Disclosures. Utr. sSlinn
er aonlitemeolem iorpenniplpania.
2uffer Saloonerne / 81 Baio.
el Yaio, Ter, 30. Suni. gorger-
meter Som Sea bar beororet ale
lSalooner 9pen luffet inotil pi.
oere paa 8rino al Speftafler, iom
er brlIOt no | 6orbinoelie meo en-
lSporuognsitrife. Striferne iorlan.
ger bsiere 2en, fortere 9lrbeiostio
og beore st15eiosiorbolo.
en iSilmsialnnenilutning. 9eep
Dorf, 30. SUM. ,SainolS YaDers
Slim Company og Sesie s. 2oifp
6eature Slim Company Jar inO.
gaaet en- Samnenilutning llnOer
ytabn al 5omous Ylapers 9alfp
Corporation. Oct me Soretogens
De bar en- aapital pno 12,500,000.
en rpaao" Seir. Soutb 9eno,
Sno., 2S. Suni. Olipe 5otpnIbtp,
6pilfet 9pen 9teip Carlisle er be-
lig9enOe, itenlte @aar til 5oroel
for Snlooner. Ger blep faitet 800
,baa0e" Stenlmer og 234 ntsrre"
IS Stemmer blep life goofenOt,
ior0i Stemmemaifinerne life bar
bebanoIet rigtig.
ai,
en lille Torna0o aif forleoen
Dag oper egnen peo 56iei 9iiper
Sails, Wlinn, og tog Sarmeren
Ole Soenoien oe fniteoe bon SO
600 op 9uiten. San falot neo
poa ct Gre, boor ban maatte for.
blipe til Der fom 5olf og bialp
bam neO. San b9nete iaa fait, al
oct bar 6am lnrliligt at fomme
lbs peo eaen Sielu.
@open itaar. 9es Woines, s5a.,
80. Slini. OpbGpelien al Miulft.
lopen, boorpeo alle Salooner
naatte lnffes | Soma inoen oen
I. Sanuar 1916, er iislse en- Ssie-
iteretsoom eriinolousmGsiig. ga.
gen bleu paabegpnot al ire Sa-
foonp9rter Davenport, oa oe
lpiloe prepe, ON ben rte 9op par
grlinolopsm9siig.
6reo Susman Dorftospn Sa.,
loo Ell 0ag line !Seite no for al
brittle. De gif bort til 0riffetru,
get, men BEN enc piloe life pao
nosen @aaoe oriffe. Gen bar iia
iaa unoerIis ao. Snsman eif iao
ben til Tniset for at ie, boof
ser bar Veien, oe fanot lin III
le tSen Ser. Trengen bar nniter
loso. San er MI after raft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
gurspa6rigen6 9ang.
DC sllliereoes itorc Siienlip er MI
en- @irirligbeo.
Se an8ribcr paa alle 5runter
baaoe Git, @eit % Spo.

Ter er M irgen Jpipl ON, at
De 9Illiere6es Itore Ofieniip, ionl
Der iaa lPnge taltes ON og ben.
teoes paa, er blepen til 8irfelig.
beo. 6entraIuagterne bar ianet an
oct ai tpnte poa, emo bpor oe ifal
angribe. Te nsoes M til at tnge
0eieniiuen ina at iige ale gegne,
% mar De en- Sang imellem ct %
anoet Ste0 iorisger paa at tage
OfienIioen, blioer oct uoen Sfeiul.
tat.
Paa gitironten gaar 9tiisierne
npiten itaoia iremao, og oeresSo.
iaffer er alIereoe nnaet igennenl
aarpntb Pasier inc paa ungarif
@runo 9engere noropaa boloer
Siusierne Stano.
Paa Ocn itoliel1f.sltrigife 5ront
er BET StaIienerne, Der MI ita0ig
er paa Oiieniiuen % ON oct life
gaar ioa raft irennoo iom meo
9fusierne paa gitirouten = irem.
40 eaor oct.
90 paa geirironten, boor Den
itprfe Ofieniip ioit er beapnot,
bar baaoe 6ranifm9noene og9rit.
terne giort betpoeligt 9anopinoins,
og De bolSer oet pinone. 8eo
@eromn braier 3piferne paa emo
MI, % De bar ior iierSe Sang
inotaget Jbiaumont@ertet, men
oct er life soot at uioe, bpor Ien.
ge DC beboloer oct. 0aesmeIoinger
islger.
9ors6ag. - Vroere ,Srem.
ifriot al Stolienerne moo gitri-
gerne, af De 5ranife MOB Ipifer.
ne 9ior0eit for gerom og 3pifernC
moo Rusierne | goI5pnien - oei
er bOno oe iioiie Meloinger ira
Stalienb 6ranfrig os 9itris Ipoer
paa 3ltrigerne Tiger oeslroen, al
De hol0er ben aIsi al ben rnsiiifC
Ser, iom isger at gan iorbi altp
9ufoDina, tiIbage. - j 5rentino
Ggnen orioer sStalienerne Gitriger,
ne tilbage langs n9iten oen belC
5ront. Dc bar giort iSrem9anl
paa Here Ynnfter mellem Slooernt
aoigo og grenta, / 9agnrina ol
9(ria 3aIene, mellem Toiina %
slitico 5loberne os Iangs sure 9hit
5Iooen = yaorOpeit ior @erom
bar 5Diferne 6onrbaroeret 9lpo
court o9 Gbottancourt Sefterne
men De fsranifes fraiti9e 9lrtilleri
ilo forbso Dem at foretaae Sniante
riangreb. 5rnnIfmenoene bar gen
erobret mere @runo ira Ipifernl
@orb Tor Ssien 32i os runot 5bi
aiimonntifopen 5 G6ampngne be
latte TpIferne en- iranif Stillinf
npr Tnbure, men oe bleb iioen ore
bet oerfra. = griterne bar lore
taset Here beloise Soster moo tp
ife tStillinger og itrrft bombaroe
ret apTfernes Stillinser fra q
@asiee annal til Spo for Com
me- 3 fioitnapnte gsn afilog 9p
fferne minbre brittle 9(ngreb.
5reoag. Nusierne bor bel
ct angreb paa en- 25 Uails ssront
fra aolonlea og sitpan @aIieien
tpiinget 1itrigerne til at treffe iie
tilbn9e fra 4olomea og Ipopaa.
Ditrieerne eioroe tapper Mo6itano
men be bleo iflg. @ien mot til a
-ptge for en- operlegen Stprfe {
oenne 4anfp, og unoer ct SIaf
fi1r antp I gufomina, FEB gitri
gerne tort Cab. 22t Officerer o.
1O,2S5 Weniee toses til ssanee
og ippre ,aanoner, Maifingeoqrel
os itcre OpIas erobreoes. glus
fernes Seire paa De seanter Ipnel
at gipe bem nrIten fri aoaana ii
Rasierne ! sfarpatberne os til Sern
bdnen, ionI lsber eorobeIt frt
2ofomea til 2emberg, SobeoItaoel
| @alicien. - 3 @oIbDnien fortigt
tee anrppen omfrins Qineipafa 0.
! Sefrd-G9netl nleo uminoifet VoIo
fofnbeo. orngerc mos Noro bal
9pfferne fiilat oeres Vombaroerin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
20. Mar9

@nn1burg Sp0anlerfallnen bDgs
ger paa ell Camper, Der ifal bore
9taunet oaaptejn Yolonio@, ct 81.
terrific til 0i9lpefrpOieren slap.
5raialgor", me0enS 9torooeutide
9lopo bpg9er to 6urtiggaaenOe
9anpere, oaolilmbnS" og n0inoen.
burg, boer paa 10000 Cons.
enopioere bpgger ISelifabet nDtiin-
den" og g3eppelin" paa 10000
Cons buer, og II anore Sfibe paa
1000 Cons 6per.
9ln0re 0ampifibsielifdber bar I'm.
Der 9pgning "a 9ampere neo ell
Dr9gtigbe0 al ira 5000 til 1900
Cons boer.
tSagen moO 2ie6fnedt. Berlin
%. Suni. Sagen moo 3r. aarl
2iebfne6t begpnote / arigsretten
Gag, og ser oil set blipe oigiort,
ON ban bar giort iig ifploig |
2anosforr9oeri / arigstio pes at
oeltage 6re6s0enonitrationen
Berlin oen 1. Mfaj.
8r 2iebfne6t, bois &ritif al 9ae.
9eringen / 9iigsoasen fsrte til, at
ban bIeu uoits6t al SociaIiItpartiet,
bleo arreiteret unoer en- 0emonItra-
ton oe bar iioen iio0et arreiteret,
ioet 9fiesooeen oen II. Moi me0
229 moo III Stemmer neeteoe at
gibe Orore til, at ban Ifuloe lss-
laoes.
San onfloges life alene fer @.
6ape oeltaget 3emonitrationen,
men oeiaa for of bope iaaet Sen
Stano. geo oen snIeoning ifaI man
babe raabt Dneo meo 9risen" og
uneo meo aeiieren".
9fsoen TpifIano. gn Mano
Oooer bar / 5slge nOoOer 0a9bl."
ira en- Sen 4sbeitbapn, bpis 9at.
ter liee er biemfomlnen ira Sar-
5en bpor bun 7 slar bar p9ret
Yleienooer ior en- 8eninoes 9srn,
mootaget felgenoe 9reo:
Bertha iaa no, oa BUN fom biem,
iom en-, Ser 6ar p9ret lpnge ing.
Slm tiger ielu, at ban / mango
Waaneoer life bar ielt iis met;
men set baar6eite bar oog, at 9sr-
meme beller life nogen Sinoe felte
Jig mntte. asO foiteoe $50 0tarf
pr. Y ag, Smsr eller @targarine
onr life til at fan, Sninefno pan.
ifelig, Suffer M oprt % 0ianeel
paa.
S5ntet iom belit, al bpao 9lrt t9n-
fes fan, al @rpn ggrter, 9onner,
DIT Marcaroni, fan febes for Yen.
ee. Sum baooe benlagt 9gg 81.
teraaret; oe oareoe til Snl 9su
foiter 9G9 80 81 Stpffet.
S Tinter baboe bum og mango
fabt en- @ris, ialtet o. lapet Eelier
beraf, og oerira baoOe bun 10 en-
Si6 6eot. Saarefeb par til nogen.
frnoe Tris, og Der If man 10 al.
tio nogen SGlle 9et imagte fife
8oot til Stegnine eller anoet 9rng,
men set bar oog 5e0titoi. az
Gritatning ior ISmer og Mar.
earine par Sirnp os Sru9timsr
og en- Sapning labet al 0tel og
Malf, liot Salt, Suffer os =
bbiS man bapoe noeet = liot Seot.
Itof. Oct bleo Iapet linot iaa set
flutoe in1eres paa g3rsSet. -
Born If Gfsem al @aneel paa
IiSeot; 0erfor iii De Tran, ioa lrnge
BET bar at faa.
Smaa gsrn oeoe Sobetal. De
ANDRE gsrn og Solf operbopeoet bar
/ bei @rao iinberernpreoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
Pepper Talks
Bv CsoRos MATTHEW ADAMS
The Keystone

What OF the Keystone in the
arch Of your Success? Are your
eyes conferred toward its position as
you begin every day. and during
the succeeding days as you review
with pride what you have done
Remember that the Keystone rep.
%Iesents III. highest ideals OF tho
builder.
There is a Keystone 10 every day
that you live. There is a Keystone
to every job you do. There Is "A
Key tone 10 the ideals that cluster
IN your brain and that formulate
the n big ideal Of your life-the
ideal 10 win worthily or lose.
A. the building dates from tho
keystone. 30 must your success.
Just as people formulate their
Ideas OF the builder from the Kay
stone In his building. SO do people
a. they catch glimpses OF tho Key
stone idea! back Of a mans work
begin To understand the man.
Let people gather the best ideas
OF the builder OF your life work
from the keystone YOU select
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
RUSSIANS DIVIDE ARMY
on GJ.NtlRAL PLNNZER

London. June - t22 y M
Confirmation of reports OF the cutting
in two tf General Planaer's army In
Rukowina are contained In "A dispatch
10 the star from petrugrad today
When tn. Austrians retired from
Czernowitz the correspondent says
part Of them retrcating south alon"
the Rumanian border ana others to-
ward IN" ca~rpafhians. their hope was
To- have time Ia hold the russians on
b fortified line running from kuty
to Screth along the rivers MikhodrI
and Sereth Hut despite the delay
caused by the prolonged defense oi
c2ornowitz. General LetchltAikN threw
hIs reserves upon IN" retr"atinE Aus
triau- az such speed that hc succeed
ID IN reaching that line simultaneous
~ with them
,N'c result was that General Pan
1er'4 forces were cut IN half midway
between kltS ana ~ercth ut Strug-
net.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
Current Poetry
Most Time For En- Now

\ canvas barn, % painted tree,
i GLOW New England drawi,
4 large, square room with two or
thioo
Worked Wottoes on the wall;
! hint of wicked city lite
by someone In The cast,
Who plays an honest farmers wife
With something of q past.
4 man from town whose shirt IL
clean
And has NJ cast two suits.
To brighten up the rCrai scent
Of oyoralls and boots,
a COW, II one cau be secured.
4 soft noscd marc, named pess:
\ dog or two and you're assured
Unqualified success.
Just take these few ingredients
Ana mix them as YOU may,
And Keep them free from common
sense.
You'll have "A rural play.
-JGncSriiic Ddily Ggccttc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
MENICO STATES mn CASE
To EUROPEAN ptsuIs

Paris, June - GO g. g. mJ-McN
leo II placing IT, case hofni. the Euro
pean public In the form of statements
issued hS Mexican legations on the
continent such a statement APP
pcaicd IN Madrid ou Monday ana %
similar statement h. printed ~ tho
French press today from the M.N.DHu
legation 10 Paris II says tho isrotta
That wal - inevitable and that cen.
oral 'a%rran1a's attitude is loo Goo IN
irIsuo came from American sources
Tho statement rcNiews the nrrotia
ton, FOR permission Tor American
troops 10 cross the frontier 10 pursue
bandits aud declares that the inter
changes were interrupted by the send
ing an eSpcdrionary corps. constitut
ms % violation uf international law
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
Yale Grants Nearly Eight
Hundred Degrees, Including
Thirteen Honorary, Today


New Haven, conn. Jun" 1.-The
annual commencement at Yale uri-
ycrsity was held today. ISL degrees
ia coursc and thirteen honorary de-
grccs being awarded. The recipients
of honorary degrees included simeon
T. Baldwin. former governor 81 ON
necticut and member of the Yale nav
school faculty Or. Kiuan Wellington
Koo. Chinese minister plenipot.ntiary
at Washington. John Singer Sargent.
The painter. Herbert adams. president
OF the National sculpture society. and
George Sherwood Eddy. secretary Of
the Y. NJ C. A. In Russia aud tho
Orient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
Two Recruits for the Chain
Gang in Days Court Grist

grancy. was given 20 days on the
cham gang Iu the city court today.
Ramon Saifidu, acucs.d Of petty
larceny. was dealt with as , d%isordofly
character 3ud sentenced TO thirty
days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21
Seek Interpretation Of the
Suffrage Plank from Wilson


Washington. Iuuc - An int"rpre-
tation uf the suffrage plank OF 'hr
platform wa sought from president
Wilson today hy Mr.. u T. to"kcr
Of Richmond, Va, acting a. sp"k"s-
man for the Congressional tniuu Tor
Woman suffrage ana IN" Nirglnl"
state Federation 81 Labor She let
TIA, White House with the report thar
the president stated the plank meant
the question should Doc decided hy the
states not by federal action
Mr.. Hooker said lharies g..
Hughes. tno Republican NOMINEE" for
president, will Doe reached b, suffrage
workers