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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12

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Berlin, 10. gulf, iiber 2onboT,
IL. SuIi. Der erite S4ritt CUR 9p'
iuns bes problems betreffenb bic 8es
fSiiiguns Der Waien In Berlin bur4
itdbtilhs Giihen unb SpeiIebduier gs'
i6ab am Wontda burd bic GrOffnung
elmer foIdsn Ginrihtuns In Der gros
fen WdrttbaIe auf Der Siftiie Der
Stabt, oeren 8epoIteruns bauptfdts
lih aus arbeitern beiiebt. etpa 1000
perionen iperbsn in biefer Wofe od'
i.lbit tdslih seipeiii iperben unb ipdz
ter 10000. Die Mabl5eit beitebt aus
in sroben aeHeln esio9ism JIeiiH
unb 0emiiie nit 9afersriiss. Der
Staoiibsil, In ipeldem bieis Wdrtts
bale liest, tn in iieben Diitritte ats
sethsilt. In beren ieben fi9 eine Wtrs
tbsilunssitation befinbet, ndh ipelher
bic eeio4te Speifs bon Der Gentrals
itati0n aus ourt glutotrrds beiorocrf
mro, Irtb 3lpar in aanncn. oerei
WGnbs unb 9edel nit gsbeft betieibet
iiHb, um bic Speiie iparm gu baIien.
Sowobl In Der GENERALIZATION als and
in ben 4ubenbiitrittsu iuiro On pers
fpnen Speiie oertbeilt, tpelde iis nat
5aufe nebmen. 2lber es 1T aud gors
ridtuns setrDffeu. bab gin3eIperfos
ilen oil Srt mo Steae lire MahIicit
Dsr5ehren i0nnn. Do9 5iebi bic Wsbrs
aabl Der 2eute es Dor, ibre SpeiIe
na4 5ouie Su nebmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
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bian" btm Dasemutb bes
aapitdnsber. .Deutf4s
lamb.
2pnbcn, IL. JuIi. Der ,Mantes
iter Guardian iast in gs5us aut
ben be,iti6en lnieriee Dampftr
,DetI6Iano" u. q. ipis fplgt: mir
itebsu nitt al, in bas 0eldtter segen
uns einsuitimmen unb Der Gefdidlihs
..sit unb bem Dagsmuib bes aapitdns.
ben mir ais sinsn ri4tisen Sports'
m1nn betra9ten, Der feline 2Orbee.en
reihli9 perpisuis. 1ritut gu 5ollen.@
Oas SIatt srtldrt, ihon DOT bsln
arisge bdtten In CeutffIanb unb
Gneltmb YldHs fir ben gau BON llns
ierIse Gampfsrn Don 5000 Bis 1000
sonrn sriitiri, iis ieieu aber nidt
sebaut porbsn iptil lie su piel .3eit
fir bas unt.rtauGen erforbert baben
piirbsn unb in isihiem Wdiier iibtrs
baupi nitbt bGtten untertaudsn tons
men. Der Guardian" ipeiit aber bas
rauf bin, bab bas auftraIif4e uniers
ieeboot ,a-g 121 BON 4uitraIien
na6 ben DarboneIIen sefabreH lei,
unb iust, ipenu ber Ropitdn unb sie
.WanHf4dft osr .DeutiaIaHb1 Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
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gSurSen pom beuti6en ms
5rerr..uRg. Gruppeu
fetnbIiae Gneriffe
bel 3obrse g ofuI
r.

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gSien II. Ssuli, pia Scnbon. Gas
arielsmiuiiteriilm erIieB am 9iens.
tao ioIgenbe getmnitmahung:
.SSsn Der gsabe Don 3cbr5e um
@5erenlos5 lpiefen mir riiiift,e gn.
griiiie ab. augriffe ieitens elmer
fei,tS.iden lleberuladf nabe Soful
brad,eu in unieren Drabtbinoerniiien
5uianmeil Gr Seinb periud)te Der.
aebens. Die ilicbenoen @aiien 5nnI
Stillitaitb sii bringeh irbem er Sas
tscuer ieirer eigencn 9eidaise nno
Dsaid,ineugeuebre auf lie rihtete.
.Habe SuleDihe. am Sto9db, purs
De ser sSeinS nod idsperem Sample
ron beutid)en mb oiterr. .lingariifen
lruppeu 3ltriidsetrieteu. @Pcbrers
anheie 4usriiie Der Ruiien IN Der
Sto4ob Region Deriasten pcIftGH'
1Id."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
{}tuei bemtid,e 1ampfer
Ju Der Stfe BON ruffi.
fdeH 1orpebobooten
aetapert.

2onbon, IL. JuIi. - RuiiiiAs
2orpsboboois babsn bi. beuii6tn
9ampier .aiHabun". DON 27S1 1on.
nen ,unb rWorms". Don 4428 1ous
uen, setapert, ipie aus SiOdbOlm sss
msIpst ipirb. 8eios Oampfer tpurbsn
mad Dinnlanb sebradt. Die Rufen
bisIt.n ben aapitdn. Gotten unb "a
RaHn BIN Der rWorms", bic ale
Styuebsn fino. 5uriid. Der Reii Der
geIabung Don Der nWorms" unb pie
9eIaBuna DON Der .aiiidbon" finD in
Sisnefi.n, einem tlsinen f6tpebiiden
8dfen i'm gotbniiaen Wserbuisn. ons
dstommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12

Slider, bsr eiusn Rtpolper bel iid
battle, CAB 1ofort einen Shub duf ben
@inOrinslins ab, Der nutiirlib in srp'
Der Gile bic Glu9t ergriff unp att
aenideinlid aud unDerlebt bapons
tam. Die polbei purbe. non bsm
8Orfaa benadridtist, iub 9erma1u
,syiIder CAB cine 3iemIicb CUTE perlu'
nalbeIhreibuns Ses Ginbrehers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12

ansnrisrt perben iniirbt. Gin slDei
tss Sdff, has ben Ramsn Bremen
fiibrt, fdgts sr, fei i'm 1tgriff. mil
sintr 2abung nadslmeritn absuseh<r
unb cine Mn3abl bon StipeiteridiT,
fen rGberten iih ibrsr 3oqenbuns. 81
fsiBt. bab balb fopiele Sdiffe f,rtis
seitelt fein iperben. Inn einsn rssel.
mdbieen nSfsntlihen 0ertebr au er,
nrGslihen.
pie ~DeutfdlanbN 1T bStIis unbe,
itiidt", fastt 5err aObmann, .iis fiibr'
teins Sorpebo Robren unb ieine aa,
none pber irgenb cine anbere Waff,
fir ben 4ngriff Ober bic 0erttsibi.
suns an Norb. 60 Gnsftlih mar irb,
BEN G9arotter Der .Deutfdlanb" aIs
unbeitiidtes SanbeIsidiff au ipabre1
hdb iH barauf beitanb, bag nitt sin.
nal Der RupitGn ben iiblidsn Repol,
per nit fich fiibrte, als er Bremen
rerlisb. ltnb untsr biefen llmitdn-
rem lit tein @runo porbonben, ress
balls bic ~Nutidlanb" als SanbsIss
bampfer ntht iolanae In einem n:us
trdlen lafen perblsibsn idnn, als es
i1r eefdat. nber i'm cine Qdbung,
lpsi5unesmaterial ober Worratbs eins
5uuebmen-
0ds 9redeube brittfh G II
81 dabs mar don lanse
ins Musssefabt
Der @ebante zines gref,als Der
britiitsn 9Iodabs batte mid fhon
langs beiddftigt," iaste Serr Cob.
mann, .aber srit i'm Iebten 9erbit
bate er sreifbare @eitalt anssnoms
men. als es mir aelang. bic bsuiIt
Sant unb ben Jlorobeutihen 2Iopb
gu iiberSeuesn. bab Der 2ries purauss
il6tlit nod ipeiier atpolf Monat.
bausrn nerhs. Ratbem bies ssluR.
gen por, mar bic 4usfiibruns bes
pldnss leiht, umiOrebr ols es Elm,
lsuttenb mar, baB bic Jdbraeuss ii9
nit elmer eiu5issn RuHbfabrt bssablsu
piirben.
Inter Dem gldnen .Tie Ieiitihe
Osean sf,iiiobrts.G .Geieaibaff BON
Bremen" tunroe ioiort cine @eielI.
itait inforporirt uub am s. Rore,rt
Der nit ser aonitr,ittion bes eriten
lnS 5ipeiten Gdiifes besoi,nen. Iic
;. 9euiitIonb" nuroe ibon Dor einiscr
3eit ferttsssiteut unb nad erfolsreis
fen Trobefahrcn trut lie ibre Reiie
OIL, Eno gpar aui Der iibIifen 9io1lte
lmiercr 9remer unO Sombrrger
Serr 2obmarn sIdu6t iebt, bab
Der aricg nibt oor rdd,ften lriibiabr
beenbigi iein miro uii5 oab ben lin.
.eriee.S .Srad,toanpiern @eleserbeit &C.
leben lit, profitable &eiien gu nader,
,be iie iib er aonfurren3 reguldrer
Sradtbanlpfer aegeuiibcrgeitellt ieben.
Die .Deutftlano" unb ibreShpeilers
Idiffs baben sins WaHerDerbrdnsuns
pen 2o00 Tonuen. Gle fonnen cine
9cSuls oon 400 Bis 500 Iouuen mt
ii6 i:i9ren.
9ia 9fii6febr Der .De,itfdlmub"
pirh Die 8eraHIaihutg 3u einer gro.
ZEN 6eicr ncbit 9altfett in greneu
oiIhe.l. gs miro Jialeid bic Groff.
Der Nieber. .Snangriff.
rctne Sirefter SeltiduIneritaniiEer
5auoeIsbe5iebungen iein.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
Neon3irt
Wirb bic 4rbtitsseit ber
Dtibli1en 4nsefeIlten
In ben gerliner mai

ZEN Jdbrtten.
Sm6ous, iiber 2onbon. II. Suli.
Die gsr!iner Waffen Wanufaitur
bat bic arbsiis3eit ibrsr 1000 psibIis
den ans.fteIltsn aui adt Stunbsn pro
sas rsbu,irt unb bic .YoHiite Sci.
tuns" orinst barauf, oab aae dbnl!'
den GtdbiiFements bi.iem gsifpisle
foIssn, b. usbtrarbeituns, p.rbunben
NIT lntsrnGbruns fur bic Grdu.a
bS6ft nadtbeilis lei. Dab bic ariesss
biGt Der Gefunbb.it ihao., lpiro poI
Or. sbi.!e Ben gkmnis in abrebe ees
felt. Ct ertlart in Der alinii6en WOs
tsnfdrift, bab sr 1866 ainber inter.
fudi unb isftssitellt babe, bab bieiels
BEN i'm Dur1i6nitt eiHen 3oll srDber
uns iibsr bier pfunb idiusr,r ieien,
ipie Dor bsm ariess. unb bab ibr 4Gs
s.m.inbsfinben niht selitten babe.
Cute 1nr@ihnittsernte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
1ie 0inFe eaass
GcsGrports boIIdnoifder|
ganmmwoIl Baaren OFT

WnmmwoIl Baaren OF
Wcutrale bon ENGLAND
berIangt.
Motteroam pia 9otiOon, 10.
Sill. Ter .saieiape RotterbontId,e
Gcurant" betittet, oab @robbrita,l.
aicn soclIanb aufseforoert babe, bic
sIusiubr bon @aniiiaftur.@ .@anrer
nat neutraIen 9anbern einoiiiteIlcn.
;siir cen @eigerlinssfall lei mt Der
geitlaaltabme Der hclaaoiidt,it
galilnpcae.einfub aeSrcbt iporocg.
Ger ,5eIegraai" erfldrt, Die abiid)t
Ger slIiierten iei Die, @labregeln 81
treiicn, i'm ben grport bon bolldnoi'
iden gaimnpoIlpaaren ilaf Der
Sdarep uno 9hmdnicn 1it perbln-
Sern. oa eripieien iei, bat iolhe er-'
porte tbatiadIid fir Gelstidlano be-
itirnnt ieien.
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Ginbredlcr nerid,endJt.

Gin farbissr Ginbrsdsr, Der gefi.ra
absnb in bic MObnung BON Ybil.
Slider 1o. 1866 Central apenue Elm.
5ltbriugen perfuhte, ipurbe Don benz
Sobn Serrn Sifders, !Sermam 5is
iber sntoedt, als er seraoe, nadbem
er eineH Seniterlabsn erbru9en, in bic
einiteisen woIts. 3ermann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
e@iHsa dbri@tes.

glen gort. II. JulI. ansetorns
men: .6euis aIap4 Don aopenboaen;
.2a 9ourains' Don 8orbtaiiy.
ITEM BORT IL. JuIi. atsefdbrsn
.gheum Gmitspbom" nat9 Wcttsrbcm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
Cute 1mrdid,nittsernte
pom btutf4en Ra9
ruuesmittelbureauin
ausfiHta aeitellt.

Berlin, iibsr 2onbon, 10. Suli.
Dom gerliu.r HabrunssmiiieI
benz 9lbolpb bon 9atodi porIie9t.
ipuroe ansetiinbist, bab bic grnteduss
ii6isn in ben peri6iebensn 2beilen
bss aanbes in ben meiitsn lduen isbr
siinftia fsisn. gs pirb ertldri. bab
bsi autem grniefpetier cine suteDurd.
i@niiissrnie nit Siderkit eriparitt
ipsrbeH i0nne. Gum alIeripenigitsn
rtrbe bic 6sus, alsss unb .5iilfens
frii6i. Grnts eins bebeutsnb btfere
isin als i'm lsbten Sabre. Rad etfis
den MODEM bsreits irerbe poraushfts
lib cine bsbsutenbe 9eFeruna in Der
Rabrunssmiitsl Siiuation eintreien.
an Slsiid unb Gett alIerbinss iperbe
mad ipie Dor etlpns Wlaneel beitekn.
absr es itien WabreseIn setroffsH
fpcrbsn. um aud bier ben anforperuHs
gen 10 gut ipis mOsIia ssre@t gu .pers
ben.
ueberfall beutf6er Gfies
ger auf Bite britif9e
aaite
gsrlin. II. Suli. auf brabtlos
fem gDsgs mad SapDille, y. q. 3ipsi
b.uiids Marineflus3euse babsn in Der
Radt bonn 8. gum 10. Suli britif6e
aifisnbefeftisunsen in 9uripid unp
9oDsr nit gombsn bsiporfsn, fpte an
Disnitas pom Decentralization ans
ssliinoist ipurbt.
Der llebsrfau auf bic britii6e aiiite
ipurbs btrsits in Der Sonntas Radt
iInb am Wontus Don ben britiI9sn
gsb0rbsn angsiiinbist. gs ipurbs bsi
biei.r GsIesenhsit sefagt. bdb Der an.
geri4tsie matsriells GhuDen string ges
ipeisn unb Vismanb ast0btet ober ptrs
Lett pOrbfn iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
SrO Ser Subsl berrfdt In
Deuti6lano iiberbiefi@
here Gntuuft bes
uHteriee . ans
n ors

Berlin IL. gulf. - Die grSffs
nung birettsr Satffabrtsper6inbuns
gen 5ipiiten Seutihllno uno ben
Der. Staatsn bur6 ben llngriees
Gampfer nOeatfdlanb" bilbst bic
8erdnlaiiuns gu duberorbentlifem
Subei uub gntbuimsmus, aber am
itol3eiten fiihlt iid 5err @lfrb Cob
mann, Der friibere prdIinnt Der gres
mer Sanbelstammer uub DrganjIator
bes urteriee Oienftes.
gu eiiIem 8ertreRr Der 9llofinien
preife fagte 9err 2obulann, bab bi.
.Deutfhldnb" nur bds eriie s}abr3eua
elmer Slotte bon llHterieesJ JraGtboms
pferu fei, ,unb baB Elm r.suldre-
trausatlantii4er 9ienit in tursem ins
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Dabrenb bes S9fafes et.
f&oifen.

gIebeldnb o.. II. Suli. am
friibtn Wlorssn iDuroe Der 30 Jdbr
alis Sbomas godran nit einer S4ubs
ipuHbe I'm llnierlsib In elm bisigts
5oipitol sebradi. Der polissi 5ufolgs
ion- bic 2s Sabre plts Jrau Ssisa
Sllinsportb, Bel ipeItxr Godran Iogir,
fe, betanni baben. bab lie ibn ssfHois
fen babe ipdbrsnb sr fhlisi. godran
mar BEL 8efinnuna als e. ins 6oipiill
sebroht lpurbs. aber er ipeiserts ii4.
cine GrilGruns ab5useten. unb aud
grau 5lIinsportb min ni9t fosen.
iporum iis godran fbob.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
PENNSY BOYS make
READY FOR BALL Season

In line with the policy OF the Phila.
delphia. Baltimore & Washington
Railroad Athletic Association to buy
at home the railroad club has lust
given an order to a focal concern for
two dozen baseball suits. In addition
TO this orders are being placed with
Wilmington merchants for balls. bats.
gloves. and other paraphernalia nee
essary 20 equip a team
The association is husily engaged
in arranging baseball and tennis
schedules The new diamond at
Front and Church streets Is nearing
completion and when completed will
be one Of the best IN this vicinity.
There will be one team which will be
known as the Motive Power nine,
which will represent the p. y a w
r. r., and besides this. there will be
various other teams A league Is now
being formed composed of employees
of the Pennsylvania Office building
The apprentices will likewise have a
fast combination.
Arrangements are being completed
to equip the new band organized by
the association. There will be fort 3
pieces. Rehoarsals will soon be- start.
ed and it is expected that Il viii be
ready for the opening baseball same,
which will be some time the latter
part Of next month.
The athletic association of the com
pany will give a smoker in the club
rooms tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
RICHARDSON PARK ORGANIZES.

The Richardson Park School team
has just been organized. and is ex-
pected to play some fast teams. The
lineup is as follows: Elliott, catcher:
Brodley and Baynard. pitchers: Stew
art. first base; Brodley and Baynard,
second base: Tinsman. third base /;
Jones. shortstop: Little. center field;
Hayes. left field. Tribit, right field;
The team would like TO play any II to
14-year-old teams. Send challenges to
Captain Brodley. Richardson Park. or
ID. & A. phone. 656S-W.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A. B. Stayton Co.
sos Shipley St.
For Sale

zoo Concord Ave. O rooms bath,
porch ...... ...............13.5 500
900 W. Twcnty.frst ST.. rooms.
heat. good condition ........ 80. 500
Dos Mctahe Ave. ruunt bath.
porch, heat, new ........ ~. 500
1907 ". seventh ST.. rooms. bnfh.
hot water heat. new ............9 $500
2li2 Washington S.. rooms. bath.
porch heat .................4 81. 600
1882 W Third 49,. rooms. bath.
porch. heat ....s.. ..44..... fA. 900
1929 West ST.. 3 rooms. bath. heat A.. 900
t2i Shallrruss Ave. ruoms. bath.
porch heat .....-... .......... 100
Cor l.aucastcr Ave. and tonncl ~t,
fuums bath. porch. heater,
square plan good rond ion 40. 500
$500 w. Second S.. rooms. bath.
heat 80. ........''.',. ' $4,000
porch heat. new. ....'......... ''.' s.. ono
iig Ruth ST., ; rooms BATH porch $1,000
lO1 ". Sixth S.. rooms, good In.
vrstmrnt ....... .............e1. 900
tOG Ruth &c.. rooms bath porch Al 500
aus " lsnn 80, ruums ....... Isl. .1.t
Gordon Heights. ruums and stable.
Tot 4hNlfn .sss...t ...t.t.... ........ a p. 100
Have several other good locations. both for
home and Investment
Waller f. Powell
NO sac MARKEr STREET.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26

the balI DO sin awav easIlv.

the ball TO slip away easily.
Moisten the plain surface on top OF
the ball (Top Figl. You must get a
lot Of speed on this one. Use the
overland delivery. the first and sec
ond fingers covering plain surface.
Keep the other fingers away from the
seams. Bottom Fig.).
Unlike the ordinary curved ball. the
pitcher cannot be certain Of the side
direction the ball will take as il
breaks downward. Tho perfect "spit-
ter drops from batter's hip 10 his
knees or below i'm perhaps two feet of
forward motion and the side breaks
arc determined by the manner in
which the ball leaves the pitchers
hand.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
PITCHING
The SpitbaII.

HnNN do vnn Mitch Tie nniahnno


How do you pitch the spitban?
remember asking my dad to explain
this delivery the first time saw Ed
Walsh on the slab II is probably the
most deceptive ball n batter ever
struck at, and is thrown at medium
speed.
To throw the spitball. wet the first
and second fingers so It will slip, in
stead OF roll easy. With the latter
movement the curve is sharp. but with
the former il is sudden. Il is hard
10 control and the beginner usually
makes a lot OF wild heaves and is
apt to be discouraged.
Always remember one thing: in
ordinary and curve pitching the ball
leaves the thumb first and the finger
last. With the spitball this is re-
versed. The thumb, instead Of the
fingers. controls the ball The wet
ting OF the fingers is only to allow
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
LEE ON COMMITTEE.

On the 1916 Committee OF Fifteen
which acts as the host for the field
and track meet OF Tome Institute. is
included the name of c. Stewart Lee.
OF this city. II is considered a great
honor at the institute to be placed
on this committee. The committee
is responsible for all the details CON
nected with the meet. and oniciates
as a general reception committee
whose members are at all times at
the service Of the visiting athletes.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
WIIMINCTON DTFATLTS.

Wilmington Country Club women
defaulted to Whitemarsh in the Wal
lingford golf cup competition yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
ASBURY TRIMS EDGE MOOR.

Asbury defeated Edge Moor IN d
Church League game ON Saturday. , tc
q Edge Moor got but four hits on
Davis. The score;
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
PENNsY WEN RAISE FLAG.

In accordance with the custom be-
ing established throughout the coun-
try by the Pennsylvania Railroad at
its many branches. the employees OF
the freight house at Fourth and Pine
streets yesterday hoisted the Ameri-
can flag. The flag is SO by 16 and
was raised by II. A. Casperson, the
local agent. the other employees taking
part in the exercises and cheering
loudly as the flag was pulled up the
pole and broke into the wind.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
POLICE ROARn ROrTINE.

The Board OF Police Commissioners
were in session only few min'
their weekly meeting yesterday D
noon. The weekly reports Of the Of
icers OF the department were read and
filed, and that OF the captain showing
that during the past week there had
been 1O1 arrests. or this number
forty-ive we're committed 20 the work
house. The fines and costs paid by
those sentenced i'm the City Court
amounted to S491.25.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
CONFERENCE OVER
CANNERY CONDITIONS.

Another conference OF the state
Labor Commission. with the Gamers
OF Delaware. is being held at Dover
this afternoon. Improvement OF sani-
tary and housing conditions at can
neries throughout the State are being
considered by the Labor Commission
and the Gamers.
Dr. w. r. Messlck, state Canning
Inspector and Charles II. Grantland,
state Labor Inspector. are oo-operat-
ing in the project.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
NEW CHARTER FOR
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.

In Central Presbyterian Church on
next Monday evening a special meet
ing OF the Wilmington Christian En-
deavor Union will be held The new
charter for tho union will be cOnsid-
cred at the meeting. Frank II. Long.
who is Chairman OF the committee.
has sent copy Of the charter to each
socletv.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


OOn- PINE STREET. ROOMS.
l'~-UO excellent condition, easy touns.
Apply 70. 220l Pine st. npr22, ,2o,aa.
HOR sALE-NO. oo6 3UoOMa s1-
three story brick. ~ rooms and bath;
Immediate possession. Arthur " Spru"nce.
AHit'l' building noviI'wedsattt
UNOR sALE-NICEIY FINISHED PROP.
erty and one Tot. 25n68 feet dcop also
furnace Complete 90 move in. Address
SIS, Evening journal ONCE. aprio12t
Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, CORNER
Il property. front aud back porches.
rooms and bath, severed. $1,000. $1,000
can lay ut per cent Apply George II.
stewart so. lio Tatnuil 81, apria eod I'm.
IVOR SALE-FINE PROPERTY. KNOWN
as Davis Mansion. centrally located on
main street estate road, smyrna. Del. 10
rooms, back buildings, cellar under entire
house, large grounds. entrances on both
sides. Excellent location FOR store. oniccs.
apartments or garage Address Mrs Elva
ID. Brown. smyrna, Del Box 80
upr20-i2t
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
mon vs.. MEDIA TODAY.

The Wilmington High School base
ball team will open its 1916 home
schedule this afternoon. when they
will meet Media High School at Front
and Union streets grounds. Clifford j.
Scott will throw out the first ball.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26

thur f. Walker, Of Laurel, Mrs. NJ. !.
Marvel. Of Seaford: Mrs. +. r. Freen-
ey. Delmar, and Mrs. Emma Downs.
Harrington.
Evening journal., 1916-04-26
m. ANN'S WINS.

ST. AIMS baseball team defeated St.
Joseph's team yesterday by the score
OF 10 .. The features were the bat
ting OF Casey and the pitching OF
Humphrey Hallisey. who allowed only
ont hit
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
FIRST DAY OF .
RETAIL selling
HSUCCESsFUl

- The first day Of retail sales al the
territorial marketing division todaT
proved very satisfactory and A T.
Lougley. superintendent o. the diyi-
sion. believes that from the way PEG
pie turned osi the first dsy in answer
10 advertisements ard other publicity
the new department viii be a success,
More buyers came than were ex-
peeted ...>
= Now that BUYERS have gotten down
10 the good oIG-fashioned method o.
going 10 market with a basket they
viii find they can save money here
If they are not ashamed 10 carry their
bundles home. said Dongfey- al
produce from here viii be wrapped in
clean, new paper, but viii not be de
Iiyered or charged. ~ .
The retail fruit and vegetable. de
partmen1 is in charge of H, b. Pier
son, recently in the produce business
at Fresno, Cal Fred Luning, for 2
years in the meat business in tn
islands, is Ia charge of the meat de
partment Of the retail trade -
There are stil many Improvement
10 be made in the retail department
according TO Longley, but it is nov
open for business. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
PROPHEaES END
tOF WORLD WAR
NNEXT YEAR
Japanese commander. Return
ir)g From Paris, Sees Only
Victory for Allies

War IN Europe viii END 10 one
pear. The Allies viii not sue for
peace These remarks made by
CDumxnde- T. Kosbim8fa, who WIS
q ls0B01niu on the steamer China
HSEtsrday on his way 20 Japan. Sums
~ the situation as advanced By the
lnpanese naval officer.
comHznder K0thimura and Lieut.
cmdr. s. gsrDyans have sust return
&C from the hattie linz, having been
naval attaches ~ the japanese en-
{ bnsEy IN Paris since the war They
upfe reeafIkd by IRE Jspanese govern
IDenf and left France about one month
ago.
Lack Of supplies and ammunition
viii cause Germany % lose out IN the
great struggle that Is taking place IN
Europe today. Prom q close study Of
me s1fmstiOn have finally been con.
flncsd that this viii be the osteofne
A the end. and expect the war 70
be over within one year.
prppheSies GERMAN fsHGre.
1T VIII be practically Impossible
for neFmany % take Ferdun This Is
fort that Is buff 20 Withstand the
Attacks o. an enemy, and Is situated
a commanding position. ] do not
Io1k Cor Germany % make gain
there. This has given the French
DeoDle more confidence, and every
where the honest belief Is that the
Allies viii win out
The opinion as expressed by the
p0puIace b that no offer Of mediation
IDr peace should be accepted by the
Allies unless Germany ~ defeated,
and the mIIiarfsm overthrow. To-
day the Allies naval strength Il far
superior 10 tasf OF Germany, both in
ne Worth Sea and in The Mediter.
rnnann. You hear OF much damage
1Dne % merchantmen By summarizes.
The damage OF course rs al on the
E(1e Of the Allies. as Germany has
not . ship on the high seas with the
EEceDti0n Of submsffnea
There is much suffering IN France,
but one can not help but admire the
rtta1iast manner b which the French
people take everything. They are op-
lIuistic. and not only found this true
With the French but with the 5elgians
md English. II has been costly
HtTugEie, but one year will be the end
d al the trouble. 81 least ! hope 30, :
he concluded