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THRONG SEES TENNIS
MATCHES AT TUXEDO
Week End Parties at the Cot
tages Make the Day
Lively.

TrNEpo FARE. Y Y. MAY "a
perfect spring day with warm sun
shine ami plenty OF outdoor recreation.
together with tho finals IN the tennis
matches here to-day. brought out a
large crowd Numerous parties arrived
ly motor, lunrh'Ng NJ the club and wit
Messing the tennis af,crward.
The second round Of golf for the Union
Club players was held on the Tuxedo
links today in which there we've
twenty-four entities. The best card was
turned IN by william Watson. Other
players were Charlcr ~ Thicrio,. II. C
Emmett. Jr. 4. J. Smith. Horace Hatch.
Arthur Coppell, a. q. Wellman, a. u.
IA. Pratt. Leo Everett, !. NJ Wright. r,
H. Hatch, John Talmagc and Grenville
Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm II. Whitman.
who are here for the week end. enter
tanned a party Of sixteen last nignt
~ dinner before tho dance at the club.
T. Victor l.oew also entertained. Mr.,
and Mrs, W. V. Hoffman opened their
Tuxedo house yesterday for the sea-
son. Among others who arrived a., their
cottages last week were Mrs. Ernest
Il. Adee. Mr.. and Mira. IIarls~ton Deacon.
Mrs. Charles W Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Weld am MIR, and Mrs.
Herman Nogcl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Alexander
will arrive this week and opcn their
cottage and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Tiffany
Richardson will occup the Goelet house
for the summer
Mi. and Mrs Preston Davie, who
leased their cottage 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Hare, are In the club for
"A brief stay. They entertained at
luncheon to-day. other luncheon parties
were FOL. ami Mrs. Thomas Denny, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr., and Mrs
Maurice roster, Mr. and Mrs, q. W.
Forsyth. Imcius WilmrrdinC. Mrs
Lee Delafcld. NJ. and Mrs. William
Gilman Low, Jr.
Next week end Will We golf week
and many OF the colonis's viii enter.
tain at house parties,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nor, mer en-
tertaincd u party Of about 100 at their
villa tonight.
Next SUNDAY there viii Nc a lecture
IN the club ballroom on the welfare
OF Our Soldiers and Sailors Of the Army
and Navy Capt. Roger Wellcs OF the
L. s. $. Oklahoma will speak, also viii,
ian. Sloane and John :, Tichenor.
Mr.. and Mrs. schuyler Schienelin have
arrived at lslesmcre Farm for the sea
son.
Among other visitors to-day were
Capt. and Mrs. Caspar W, Morris oi
I Philadelphia, Thomas De witt Cuyler. G
Macculloch Miller, jr, George st
George. cyril Anderson. John Elliott
Samuel =. Auchincloss. A. n. Henry
T.. c. Deyeau. Mr., and Mrs. Orme Wi,
son Jr, Madison Grant, l.. n, Butt, G. F
( g,rnt IA tpvbanp Jpnps oWrcncA
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MANY REGISTER At
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
All Season Colony Is Rapidly
Assembling at Popular West
chester Resort.
WEATHER R Autos

B~RfARcLrrr LODGE, ". r.. MAJ II
MR. and Mrs. Hugh A. Murray and Miss
pauia Murray are occupying their suite
at Briarclin Lodge. Mr.. and Mira. EA.
ward Van vaikenbursh Of New Yorh
have arrived for their fifteenth suocss.
sivc season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Virgil Neal Of Par,
are at the Lodge for an all summer stay
Trey a as over Sunday wuests Mr.. and
Mrs Il. L. kincaid Of New York.
Mrs. J. Stuart White and Miss Mar,
@. Young are at BriarciiR Lodge 70,
the season. Mr.. and Mr.. N. J. Criu.r
OF New York are here for the week END
while visiting their daughter at Mr..
Marshall's school. Mr.. and Mrs.. q. C
sauier Of Greenwich. who are spsnd,ns
the seaso at the lodge. are entertain.
Ing over the week end Miss Katharine
s. Keen. Miss Margaret Houghton and
Miss Virginia X. Squier Of Greenwich.
Mrs. Margaret q. Hopper and Mis-
Minna Hopper have arrived ct the iodg>
for their usual all season stay. Mrs
Charles Stewart Smith Of New York ant
her guest. Mrs. Thomas J. Fiasg, have
Joined the all q colony, az have
also Mrs. John II. Schults Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Howe Of STAN.
ford. Mr.. and MIRA Montfort Nils o,
New York and Mr.. and Mr.. Aifrst
Bryan Fisher Of New York.
One OF the house parties It the iodsv
for over Sunday was given by DR.. and
Mrs. j. s. Dye Of Bridgeport. thsi,
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. C. b Buck.
insham. Mr.. and Mrs. b p. Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr.. and M
c. p. Cooke and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Thompson. all Of Bridgeport Conn.
Other over Sunday reEistratons IN
cluded Mr.. and Mr.. James J. Crawford
Of Brooklyn and their quests. Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Driscoli Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Breckenridge. Miss Brecken,
ridge and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. A
y. Williams n Charles n. Hickok. al
Of New York Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan r
Howe Of New York. r. u. Baker. Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Worcester and Mis-,
Edith Bradstreet Of Bridgeport. Mrs. +
J. Berwind and Mrs. Bradish johnson o.
New York M Mr.. and Mrs. George v
Cox Of Brooklyn.
The weather to-day brought an I'm
usually large number Of autoists to thii
section. Among those noted were Dr.
and Mrs. J. Bentley Squier and family
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert F., Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. q. M
l;dge,t. Mr.. n Mrs. II. w. Edgett
Mr.. and Airs. Linden W. Bates, Mr.. an,
Mrs. NJ. Grucndner. Mr.. and Mrs. w. "
Struthers. all OF New York. and MI
and Mrs. S. J. Murphy Of Montclair. n
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs, Z. W. vosburg an,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Runyon Of Brook
lyn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
GEORGE BATES.
WAS Long on stan of the "JournRl
az Commerce."

George Bates. for many wears a nom
Der ~ tho editorial staM a; tho journal
Of CommcrC" aud toptm"rciGi BuIlrttu.
died last evening at his home, 1853 West
Ninth street, Brooklyn. at tho age OF
81. His wife aud y daughter survive
him
For the last Few years his advanced
age prevented aCttN, work. lle w.
born in Dublin. coming to New York IA
1865. After II brief experience ia mcr-
camille business he became - writer COR
the old ErcuiuV NUL H. Ma tcle-
graph editor OF the DniiU N'vS tor many
years. including the period If tho
Franco-Prussiau war. ic was FOR sev-
erdl years night editor Of tie Jotrpui ot
Com mCrc",
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TO END $1,9OO,OOO
CUTTER WILL FIGHT
Counsel Act to Prevent Liti-
cation Expected to Last
Is Years.
MANY MORTGAGES HELD

Announcement was made Yesterday
by counse In tho contest Of the will OF
Mrs. Gertrude Cutter. widow Of Henry
+. Cutter, founder OF the Riker-Hege-
man Company. Of a contemplated set
Element Of the litigation within a short
time In order to prevent the estate from
being tied up In the courts for possibly
fifteen years. during which time II Is
probable that all the income and some
q the principal OF the estate would be
consumed In the litigation.
AZ the time Of Mrs. Cutters death on
April 8. 1910. the estate Wal estimated
At @l.6o0.00o. and II Is now believed
TO amount to more than $500. 900. Tho
income is more than 5000 q month.
A SUIT wa fled recently in the SUI
preme Court by Appel q Taylor, coun-
sci for Frank NJ Tichenor and Joseph
McCioskey. temporary administrator Of
the estate OF Mr.. Gutter, against George
Ramsey and W. McMaster Mills, admin
istrators under Mrs. Cutters will. for
. judicial determination az to the status
OF certain mortgages.
The complaint alleges that Mr.. Cutter
died on January 20. 1914. two months
and thirteen days before his wife, and
hat they had lived together forty years.
Mr.. Cutter was actively enga ged In
business until 1899 and gave his wife
all the property she had. " was his
custom 10 Invest q large part Of his sur
plus income In mortgages. Some of which
were taken in the name Of hts wife.
II In alleged tha; on August .. 1912,
Mrs. Cutter transferred all these mort
cages to her husband. tut only three
Of hfty.six Of the assignments were re-
corded. and that Mrs. Cutter "repos-
sessed herself Of tho assignments Of
mortgages and destroyed or otherwise
disposed Of them 20 hat they no longer
exist"
h plaintiffs have possession Of all
turned over to the defendants for the
Institution OF foreclosure proceedings.
The mortgages aggregate more than ST.
5000 BOO and are all on first class realty
holdings. most of them in sections Of
! Manhattan borough that are increasing
In value because OF recent growth.
There are about nifty persons interested
In the property.
The will Of Mrs. Cutter, which gave
large requests 10 her two administra-
tors and remembered various institu-
! lions. was not probated. undue influence
being charged, and II this ruling is up
held her estate. which she received
under her husbands will, will be di-
vided among her heirs at law. one u
whom was James II. Montgomery, the
playwright. a contestant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
wREATHE sLoCuM MONUMENT.
BrOOkIsn G. 4. n. HOlds Service "a
Honor Generals Memory.

Under the auspices OF the memorial
and executive committee Of the G. A. r.
Of Brooklyn. services were held yester-
day afternoon at the Gen. Henry Slocum
monument facing Prospect Park en-
trance near Eastern Parkway. More
than 10000 witnessed the ceremonies.
col James II BELL. past department
commander. presided.
Preceding the exercises there was a
parade by the veterans and Thirteenth
coast Artillery. veterans Of the Slocum
Post. G.. A. r.. and more than 400 Roy
Scouts A wreath Of carnations was
placed az the foot ~ the statue,
In the First Cavalry Regiment Armory.
AT Bedford avenu and Eastern Park
way. addresses were delivered by An
drew Mclean. editor Of the Citizen. Col.
Louis II. Stegrnan. a survivor Of Gettys-
hurg's conflict. and others. Comrade
Thomas Murray. L. g. Grant Post 327.
read Iinco'n's speech at the historical
field OF battle.
Similar ceremonies will he held next
Sunday at the Lincoln monument in
Prospect Park. Borough President
Pounds and the Rev. Robert N. Moore.
pastor OF ST. Marks N. f Church, will
speak.
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CONFERENCE ON NEW THOUGHT.
Metaphysical Healing Topic as
New Organization Meets.

The first conference of the Ienguc for
Larger Life. u newly formed New
Thought organization. WAS held last eve
ming AZ the Forty-eighth Street Theatre.
Speakers vino addressed the large audi
enco urged particularly the enactment
Of lust laws regarding the practise OF
metaphysical healing. which is sub
scribed to and supported by the league.
Members 81 the New Jersey Conference
Of the International New Thought ALI
ance were guests Of honor at the meet
ing
Among the speakers were pr. Orison
SWEET Marden. president OF the league 4.
the Rev. Henry Frank, Miss villa Faulk-
ner Page. the Rev. W. John MURRAY. the
Rev. W. Frederic Keller, A. L. Mason.
James 4. Edgertor, Mrs. Mary T.. T.
Chaplin and DIR. Julia Seton. vice-pres-
ldent OF the international New Thought
Alliance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
Plays and Players.

Thomas Conkey will replace Albert Parf
IN molly o." at the Cort Theatre to-
night. ~ .
The war pictures entitled In Battle
~lth herman, Turk and Bulgar.' which are
heinx shown ~ the German irving Place
Theatre this week. are attracting Iargt
audiences.
n Lazarus" a new comedy by Harvey
O.Higgins and Harriet Ford. authors Of
9TH. Arryie Case Tho Dummy and
.Poiyrsmy," IL now IN rehearsal And VII
be tried out early in June: the title role
IL y to be played BY Henry r.. Dizzy.
The demand for seats 70 ths nr.t psr.
wear has been so great that u hss beer
decided to hold an auction Tor me nrsl
night seats. II will take place 81 the New
Amsterdam Theatre June ] ~ = O'CLOCK
Margaret Anxiin will end her association
with The H.. b. Harris estate on ssturda,
nd 20 TO 81. Louis TO supsrintend the re-
hsarssis for the outdoor. performance o.
"As You like It," which u TO- be per
EARNED In Forrest Park durinS the weee
~ Tune 3 Supporting Mise Anglin in thu
company will be Robert Msnteli, SydnsI
urernstreet and Frederick Lewis.
The Frisrs will formally TAX pcssessics
Of thsIr new building At lto Wsst rory
eighth street this a~fternoon: Lssvins ~.
viii march. H. . bedy. ecccmpsci:6 BY ~
Friars Freiio Band. 4 few wora. .. srssa,
ing said by Abbot George ~. conan WI
be tho Only ceremonies markins the en'r'
into = new nome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
FIGHT TO A FINISH.
Dr. Matthews Says New York Cases
Won't Ne Dropped by Assembly.

THE Presbyterian Assembly sitting
in Atlantic city Is verWhelmtnGly con-
sentative said the Rev. DR.. Mark A..
Matthews Of Seattle yesterday. To
morrow viii he an important day In the
assembly for tho Union Seminary and
New York Presbytery cases. There Is no
chance that either case will be dropped.
II Is going to be a contest to a finish.
The questions UP will be the
designation OF the committees to which
the overtures against New York and
Union will be sent.
Il favor sending the cases 20 the
judicial commission. Such commission
can sit at any time during the year
here in New York II need be. That Is
the disposition that will he made, |
think. II is the best plan and II seems
10 many conservatives the falrest 10
New York There IL tremendous interest
in New Works cases throughout the
church"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
CATHOLIC BIG BROTHERS MEET
Organize Nth ct, magistrate ,oI-
liRs rs President.

Tho Catholic BIG Biothors held an OIL
gpui7atiou meeting IN -, STEPHENS
Church. East Twenty ninth street. last
night to adopt n constitution and ,lc.,
officers.
Bishop llayes presided Crt' Mays
trate Cornelius + Collins was elected
president Joseph Is, Ryan, lohu L,
o'Ericn, Francis Martin, COT Louis |,
conley OF the Sixtv-ulnth Regiment and
Edward n bowling We're elected Woo
presidents, icoi SO Mcdonald. irce.mct.
Martin J Moorc, rNccutiyc ,rr'ciIrs
Thomas Lambert, recording SECRETARY.
and Charles Campbell, luau,laI s,.,.
lHi,.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Lucy Alexander.

ROME. May 2I.-Mrs. Lucy Alexander,
mother OF Francesca Alexander. artist
and author, died at Florence yesterday.
She was los years old Mrs. Alexander
was prominent In charity work, Civ
ing an annual pension to forty OF the
large numbcr Of poor families which
she hcfricndcd. Mra, Alexander was
born IN Cambridge, Mass, and was for
merry n resident OF Boston. Her estate
IL estimated at $4,000. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
MRS. EDWARD N. GIBBS.
Was widow Of n Founder 81 New
Work uifr Com pRNy.

Mrs. Sarah Barker Gibbs widow or
Edward y Gibbs, died Yesterday at her
home. 20 East SiXty-ffth street. she
was - Years old Her husband was me
NJ the founders Of the New YORK. idfc
l%nsuranc" Company and for many Years
served as its treasurer.
Mrs, Gibbs was the daughter Of G"l.
George i Barker. one time Attorney
General Of the State Of New Nork. She
is survived ny her daughter. Mrs charles
Hitchcock Sheriff., wife of IN" organizer
Of the New York Preparedness Parade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
WILSON'S BACK FROM SOUTH.
President and wife Return From
Charlotte Celebration.

WASHINGTON. May 21.-President Will
son returned this morning from Char
lotte, n, G., where he delivered an ad-
dress yesterday at the celebration OF the
signing OF the M~ecklenburg Declaration
Of Independence. .
The Presidents car arrived at Union
Station at 7:i5 A. NJ. but he and MRS
Wilson did not leave for the White
House until after s o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

castlewood, an estate OF fourteen
acres on Girard avenue, Newport, r. l..
has been purchased by ,John II, Hanan
of New York. who has Il summer place,
shore Acres, at N~arragansett Pier, r.
l. II is said that Mr.. and Mrs, Hanan
will occupy Castlewood during Septem-
her. October and November until they
leave for their winter home at Miami,
Ella
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

nisht OF r.. H. Sothern's engagement in
Ell Were King AT tho Shubert Thea
tire. Miss Julia Marlowe 10 arranging
a benefit performance at the same thea
tire for Friday afternoon In aid Of a
fund to help crippled soldiers In France.
Miss Marlowe will appear at this per-
Torrance. but has not yet decided what
her artistic contribution will be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

piAiNFIELp. y. j, MAY Fl Robert a..
stewart, 80 years old, for several ,ci}s
connected with the Security Trust Com
pany and the Mutual BENEFIT and Insrir-
ance Company OF New York, died to-day
at his nome OF heart disease. lie was
horn near Monroe. ohio, lie leaves a
wife and three children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
"pp"dr"m" Employer Outinw.

,htme lhrprodome stage employees held
'C,,, annual outing yesterday at Grant
staten Island. Music was fur
nHhed by the Hippodrome Fife and
Man = "rpf. Two baseball games were
payeh' 'ne between the property bow
NV me engineers. and the other between
''e,,flcians and the regular Hippo
,,..u, Baseball club. Foot race. bowl
,oa,, ld' men races and other sports
w" up HE afternoons amusement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NcAlpin-Mr and Mrs. william s
Greer, Columbia. Pa. Mr., and Mrs. l.. l.
Moody. Galveston, Tex; MIR. and Mrs
william Blondeii, wellington. New Zea
land; y. g, Hutchinson. London,
Ciaridec-Mr. and Mrs. n n. stevens
Springfield. Mass; Raymond T. Clark
cleveland: Charles u. Beck with. Science
tndy: Miss Mary Murphy. Toledo.
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In New York To-day.

Convention NJ the General Federation NJ
women's Clubs, Hotel Aston.
National Exposition of safety and
Health. Grand Central Palace.
New York Churchman'S Association.
luncheon. Hotel Manhattan. r ~
Mennonite Club. discussion on sew On.
portunities for American Commerce and
Industry tdlotcl Aston. y, N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
Robert ". WDcOS.

'NEw Haven. May 2l--Roberi NJ. MI
cox. husband Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox
the writer, died ~ pneumonia to.nirht in
his summer home, III. Anchorage. a
Short Beach. Mr. Wilcox and Miss
Wncelcr were married In 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

Alfred Duquet was the writer Of many
historical and military works and a
frequent contributor TO magazines. lie
wa - years old and was a Chevalicr
Of the Legion Of Honor.
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Alfred DuOuet.

PARIS. May 2l.--Alfred Duque,, the
author, died to-day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
SOmmentare sur Hute ocs
Brdiiocuteu.

Der grGiiOent lam ii8 ribm:n,
nit ieiner Srie0ensnote eineu Senia.
tions.@rioIg er3ielt gu baben. 81 lie
cine peitere @irfung auf Die Jtatio-
mem, al Die lie gerihtet iii. baben
miro, muB Die 3ufuuit lebren. 90
nett Gle Freiie in Setraft fommt. bat
lie cine gebeilte geurtbeiIung eriab,
rem. 3n Der aaiirtcn Greiie erblidt
man BARN einen 8eriuf, 9eutidIano
Dor benz l%lntergang gu retten, Den
ibm icine tSeinoe aeifWoren baben.
3us lit METER nlfts OILS cine alberne
anmabung. 9eutitllano bat iein
Grieoen$oner6ieter nitt mad elmer
sermalmenoen Hie0erlage gemad)t,
iou6ern nod cinem elGn5enoen Siege,
Der Die 5dbigfeit, ieine 6einoe ilber.
minben gu fonnen, beutlif crpieier
bat. 8obl lit es riftig, Dab cine iol'
die @robmutb ungepobnIih III. ge,
raoe3u betipieQos 6aitebt uno es iii
NIT 9inii9t barauf nitt gu pers
punoern, 6ab man oa5 9nerbieten
babin auslegt. oaB 3euti6Iano on
benz enOgiltigen Sieg p~er5neiile uno
besfpegen I'M iSrieoen bite. Onraui
Tam man MIR %agtporteu: W&0gen
bic 6eiroe oenfen, mas lie molten,
benin e lit cine OergebIihe arbeit,
ibner nah5utpeiIen, odB Die 6euti6e
@e6nutenpelt peridieOen lit BON Der
anberer Wotionen. Gs lit oos Ser
~l1nterifieo 5piihen Dem &eaIismus
Der min0er 5iniIiiirten uno Dem Soea.
lismus Der botl3ipiliiirten Rntionen,
ME bic Welt Bis jebt mIr 3ipei Der
lebteren berporsebrd6t bat, baE alts
@rte9enIdno unb Seutf9Ianb.
@enn Sranfrei6 bieielben friegeri.
ihen @rioIge gu uer5eidner bate. pie
Geitihlano, tpiirbe es nift Srieoen
~anaeboten, ionOern in unbormber5i
ger 8eiie BEN Srieg forteeiest baden,
bis Der Segner IebIos am gO6en &c.
lesen bate, Inn i'm Damn gu 6ernll.
ben. Ias lit nud Die ruiiiife Re
tbooe urS niht minoer oie engIiite,
neil 6ieie Rationen INNER auf Raub
eeionnen ba6en pdbreno Geutidlarb
rur an Die @ertbeiotguns oenft. Gs
lnterltegt AUDI teinem 9peifel, onb
bic aaiirten 3e~aierungen getali 10
benfen, ME ibre Rreife. aud Tie iinb
IN benz 8obn befanger, ooB iie
De1Itidlanb perniften fonHen. Gns
ite1t ibrer itaatsmdnniiden @iniidt
Elm Ihledtes 3eugnib aus, lit aber
tpern man bic u16eitrpit.
bare Shutfa4t bsridf3tist baB bisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
qus 8%aliioruien.

Yin GROCER 3itenrtifiabrt . 9ruf.-
.GeietIi6e", aber morali'd Osr6rs.
tsriiae prattiie1 bee Siidtruit'.
10000 pfuub bette slide an ei.
nem 5ase 3erftort. - go rpstb.n
Die &reiie ygebalter" limo Ole
grmen bunsern. - Gin 4bt0mms
Ing Der Qbru5sen : 9alaDin.. -
pbilantbropis unb SrufpoIitit. -
etpas iibsr Dirtffdaf.Iias gsf.ss
uno bic Gntpidluus b.: 9rufts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
9 Gran3istO
20. December 1916.

Sn meinem lsbtsn glisfs mics itj
GU bic neuen 5ruftbilslHgsn in aae
l:icrnien bin, defenders auf ben giidiz
IsnirnierOsHs unb ben S;Idtruit, UNI
reriprna, uuf bisies sbema ~ssIegsnts
l.G suriid3utommen. Run, bic @sIe
genfeit Da3u III asrdb. ieBt in ibess
rsitfsm Mabe p~orbanosn. Dem Ron
ferOentruit Ober ridtiser WOnopol m .
~ WinioueH Dollars Grunbtapiia!
1T i,bt ouf Dem Jubs Elm &itenfdif
abr! : 5ruft gefolst, cine 8erfdmet.
.Inc Der BRET @eisaTdafien, bic be
gsfnmmte DampfI9iffabri an unTsrsr
norSpaaffii4sn RiiFs 5shetri8en, bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26

Die Intport, pelde bic 4lli.
irten Dem prGIibenten auf feline Sris'
bensnote ertbsilen iperoen, lit bprausa
suieben. Sic perben ertIdren, pab IL
ben aampf fortfiibren miiien. bis Der
Jriebe Guropas eelidert iei. @cHn
Der Yraiibemt bic minosite &enatnih
non Der yei6t4te Guropas felt 1878
bat, tpirb ibm bic Soblbeit bieier He'
bensart ni6t psrbprgen iein tonnen,
benin felt bteier 3eit bat RuBlano uhs
auIbaItiam sepiiblt, INN bic 9esrs
Iihaft iber ben galtan gu ~erldngen
unn &onitantinopel gu nebmen. @bens
iotpenig Tam ibm perborsen iein, oaB
Grantreid ii9 nit RuBIano perbanp,
um leBtsrem In Der Grrei6un9 isinsr
abiid}tsn bebiIflid gu isin, ppfir es
ii6 perpfIidtete, 5rantrsi9 in Der
Hlidsrobsrune bon Gliabs 2ctbringen
gu unteririBsn urb bab ihliebIiG
England ii9 NIT oieien bsioen Md4a
ten perbdnb, nm OeutIhlanbs gnts
pidluus aIs Seemaht 5u Derbinoern,
unb Die 4Ieinberrihaft iiber bic Wees
re, bic ibm als StiiBe fir feline 9es
paltsprlitit oienten, gu bebaIten. Bns
baber bic Qqiirten bebaupten, itept I'M
trafsn@ibsripru9 our @abrbeit. sic
ppIen lire Maft auf ben 3riimmern
Der centraIsuropdiiheu Mddten aus.
os6nen. Dem prdIibenten ipllte Gud
sinIeu6ten, bab bic Ser. StuatsH
sinen idpersn Stdnb babeu tpiirbsn,
I'M iid segen biefs gliun5 gu
i6iiben, falls lie iisgreih isin io(ts.
Die gsiisersretfung beg panamasals
raIs piro Der erite 3ieIpunit Grgs
Iarbs iein, ieiuer Murime esmdb,
baB es ale bic grOben Meere perotns
@aferitraBen bsberrfdeu
mus, SIN @ersin nit Sapan piro bic
4usfaliebung bes amerituniiden
6anoels aus SftaiieH urb i'm 9ereiu
nit RuBlanb bic ausf6Iieburg ous
Dem tleinufiatii6en SonoeI erfole:H.
Sn Berlin DiI man in Der Sur6t
Uufons Dor GngIuno ben SdIiiFsl
~ ieiuer 9eutidlanb urFrsunbliteu
srbIiden, Benn ss oamit feline
baben io1ts, piirbe er cine
nsrtpiiroiss Sur5ii6tigteit uno uus
'erSeibIids @ef6idtss urtenntrib be-
benu Gnglarb bat u;cmnls
ss9sn feline Brsurbe ashuneets
'onoern is bios uIs MsrtSsug fir lei
Ten 0ortbsiI benubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26

unb Sas @leite ioute iest NIT ben
baltiihen Grouin8en seibebet. gIs
Die gtuiien IN ben eriten ahtSieer Sab.
rem NIT Der &aiiifi5iruns Der balti.
ihen BrobinSen b%egannen, loberte elm
,beller iiub beiIiger Corn IN Geutid.
LAMB, Der aber be5wungen iperoen
mriBte, neil our Belt niht an eine &C.
gefreiung geoaht Deroen
fonnte. Run aber Die Mogliffeit ge.
seben it, Siirlanb, Dos lid, ihon in
Seutiden SGuoen b%efinbet, 5u retten.
i6eint es uns unperuntportlid, eS
wieoer benz &oiafentbum aus5ulie.
fern.