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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
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folgenbe intsreFaute WittbeiImgen:
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purben rrnb hires boben Differs ipes
gen fpertb limb, ben groBen 8ularien
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2iebbaber glei95eitis intereHantsite
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tbms Webnitp nit inierirtem 9rid
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bifhof Sobannes bon Gemberg uno
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gistbiiinern, aifden, al0ftern uifu.
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(apnihun5, 10. gueuit 1416; Hotpes
trofn %. Sttober AID. Cine anz
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fuIpenbtrt.

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bon. 9as vgerliner saseblatt" 1T
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pel6em bic 9erDffentlitung elmer
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perIongt tpirb, Die Dor einem Sabr
benz Reidstanslsr untsrbreitet tpurbe.
Sieie iebs gereini9ungen, bic bic
Grobinbuifrie unb Qds,bauintereiIer
reprdfentiren, fagt oas SagebIatt, Derf
langen aug reinsr Selbtiudt, neil re
uus Der SprtfeBuns beg arisses grobs
9rofite MAIDEN. p.itssbenbe annerio'
men. Die 3eituHs urteritiBt bamit Elm:
Gntluse, bic porber oOn ben So5ias
liiten i'm Rei6stag erbpben ipurbe, unS
bas r5dseblatt" fe bamals
i6orf getasslt bate.
Bon einem 0terreidif6en
untereeboot angt.
baIteH.
Wabrib, %. SUM. Die gis.ns
thinner bss fpaniihen Dampfers
,Gomercio", Der tiirsli4 bon Gstts In
Hmntreid tommsnb, in qIicante ein'
traf, bena9ridtistsn pGbrenb oes I'd
qeg bas Quspdrtise 9mt, bab Der
0ampfer in Der Gee bon sinem 6ftsrs
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lei, Gustunft iiber ale S4iffe gu sss
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ging, i'm 9afsn DON gette befunbsn.
3 a prifar prins perDuns
bet.
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aonopn, 90 SUM-. Bring Seinrt3
ppn ganern tpurbe auf benz Sdlad1i'
felbe am aopfs unb on Der ltnten
!Sunb pertpunbet, iein 3uitanp 1T aber
niht gefdhrli6.
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Qptal Beri4t
periSsal'Rsti3ea

HoIiseianipolt Goparb 9.
DE or rificp liegt IN ieiner HcIi-
benS 30. 24s9 MaSiion @oao IN
nidt nnbebenflifem 8uitnno an 8er.
IeBungen 6arnieoer, Die er iif Dor.
geitcrn Nafmittag beim Baden iii
fleineil Wicnti III Sbobemore 5rapS.
nls CIR bel einem aopfiprung aiif elm
5eIsitiid i'm SIuBbett mlfidlug. 9err
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bod nod i'm Stanbe per Ilttomo5iI
nod Der Staot 5uriid5ufebren uni
ieluen Sausarst auf5uiuferL Der ibn
iofort mad, Sauie braf,te.
Dit aufri6tiser srausr tpirb in
ipeiten arsiien Die aunbe bon Dem
Mblebet BON Srau Gbriftins
6etttamp pernpmmen iperben, ole
I'm Utter BON II Sabren ibrerInssbo'
risen unb ben Dielen Jreunben, ipel9e
lie fid bur9 ibr 9er3snsgiite gu er'
inerben seipubt, bur6 ben %unerbittll'
den 9ob entriHen tuOrben 1T. Die
@serbisung finbet am Greitas Nats
mittag I'm balb,spei ubr pom Srou-
erbauie. 10. 1920 Wilbelm Strabe,
pleaiant Ribse aus itatt, i%porauf um
2 libr in Der @b. ct. peters Rir4e
in plsaiant RtOse aus ftatt, tporaui
UNI 2 ubr in Der gp. ct. peters
Rir9e in pleafant Riose Der Don
Serrn paitor s. 9obmanu ssleitess
Srauersottesoienit absebalten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

-Tie iterbIiden ueberreite bon
frau DIARY Grgler, ipelte an
Tienitas in Cincinnati itarb, perocn
beute auf Dem @reenpooo 6rieobofc
bcigcieet neroen.
- SeiratbsliSenien erruirftcl: Iil.
quit Spidcr, %, ulo gona Sbeib,
%, beioe bon Samilton. Scuis
Sdalf, %, mo Glnora SGder, %,
beibe bon Samiltoil. = 9onis @ruf,
%, nno Grma SdJroOer, IS, beioe
bon Sanilton. II @Glter @eber, -,
unb @arie SoIlmnb. q. beioe bon
Wsi0oletoipn.
- Ole &eiulion Der alinller So
Mile iiiIoet beute int @ebauoe Der
y. %. 6. u. itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Gbuarb gruf, 449 Glib Tiiufte Ctr.
8ea Sci. 476.M. SDme EboHe
1851 y.
= Ter 9ettife Saitse8erein, ser
iif ernitlit bemiibt, oas geimtmtc
Seutihe Clement SamiIton's 3lt Der'
einigen, Inn i'm SntcreIie bes bieIigell
Geutifrbums Elm iiheres mo angc.
meiieres Seim gu erlm1gcn, miro Iib
peute Ibenb i'm p~ropiioriiteu Gent
id)cn 8alls oeriammeln. I'm ilher pei.
tere Sd)ritte, fpeIbe Der 8oritanb I'm.
terbreiten miro, 5u beratben.
9as Ieitament oes peritor6encn
@iIian, &etff oerfiigt, baB GIiiabet5
Sicringer BON Cincinnati, elmer rid.
te beS GrbIaiiers, $1,000 ailsbesnbIt
.perben ioaen. Gin SritteI BEG &sItcs
beg Rahlaiies ica on Die grben Der
Satin bea @~eritorbelen uno bic BEL.
ben cnberen Grittel on oiejenigen
Germ &eiifs eeben.
GDarles gafer, DeIder ocgeit
hen 9apitan @l,I3el BON aompognic
6 Deg 8. Regiments einen @erbafts.
oefeeI erpirft batte, ipeeen angel.
IiG1en Sriebcnsbrutes n1bren6 Der
letten fermentation Dor oenl Court.
bmIic, begnb iih, % Ger aneeflo1tc
fiG ipeigerte, Dor Dem Ytuni5ipalrid;.
ter ST. erid)cinen, na6 Dem Saltpt.
quarter bes s. &egiments in Qapton,
I'M 81 rerld.ge., bab @uI3en peran.
laft meroe, benz @orIaorneShefcbl
NoIae gu lciiten. aber es puroe inn
I~:itgebeilt, bab merm @llI5en nidlt
genn5 @anner babe, I'M iid) gu id,ii.
Ten. man n6tbieenfals bas game
brittle Regiment nab Samilton ifi.
den nerhe.
@iaiam Sohnion reihte gegen
Sliie Sobnion cine Sdcibungsfluge
Elm, . tpeIder er iie BET l1ntrelle be.
3tG)tigt. -
4m Wittipo1 Morsen itarb In
frinenl Seirt, go. 423 0oro Siebente
Strabe, nod idtperem 2eihen SEER
Srant s. Wfepers, i'm Nlter bon II
Sabreit. gr pir6 iiberIeht ron iei,ler
Bittlpe, 5nei @riibern unS brpei
Sdpmeiterii. Gie @eerbianns finoet am
Gamitag 0torgen Don Der 81. Ste.
pbanls Rirfe aus auf benz Ct. Ste.
pban,ts Grtesbof tat.
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Spl. NpDIebelt
Wirb G1as. g. SuSbes tn
ieiner & a NJ p asnemit
allen rdftenun'
II Il BEN.

Rep gort, %. SUM-. ebarles
6. Susbes, Der republitanii9e praS
fioentI6aftsianbibat, iiirbiste am
abeno na6 elmer mebr als % Stuns
ben Iansen apnFerens nit sheoeors
&opIeOelt, an, bab er uno Der frlibsre
prdiioent in alien politif6en 6ragsll
pollitdnoia iibereinitimmten, unb Die
unterreoung cine isbr befrieotsenOs
seipefen fei.
Dem @ernebmen mad fagte Vol.
RopieOelt GERM Suebes, bab er ibn
nit allen 8rGften in aaen le'nen
plGnen untsritiiben piirbs, unb feiblt,
ipenn Serr Susbes bies fpiiniten
iollte, er cine Qnaobl Rebsn fir ibn
baiteu 1piiube.
SeIbitmorb eines 78i a b.
rigen.
9aDton, g., %. SUM. Jn 4bs
tpeienbeit feiner 5amilis, Die benz Be
qrdbnib zines 8ertparotsn in Wliaf
misbura beitpobnte, bat ii6 bier Der
rs Sabre alte Sobn =. 5romm err
i9oIien. aanses aranfiein foil ibn
gu Der sbat setrieben buben.
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Tentid,e Sas.0eieai6aft.

auf 5reitas abenb 1T i'm SeutideH
&Iub bic monatlife Selegotenfisung
Der Deutiden Gag @eieqi9aft ans
beraumt pOroen. SR Inbetra4t Der
Sbatidde, toab bic @orbreitunsen
fir ben Oeutf9en gag gu treffen
finS, iolIte ieber SeIesot aur Stels
fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Dsins frau sefdst. ais Oh ssfiern
slbenb 10 fpGt bonn Miribshaus bsims
tamft2 % il, bas mar Gin gms
pfansl absr Der glltsn Conn IDS
BON Ssrssn!1 mas bsnn9s
.Na. bic Straf npdber. Gin pcSs
ait BAT mid bod mad Sduie ssbradht.
unb DON benz In fs auis,idri,tsn ipors
ben fDsssn gtamtsnbsltibiauna uHb
.a1sptrpsslstuna-.
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fnInins 1nbiauer Etirrpntiun, g~iaIbinstpn,
often Bar geaehelana. 3icbHHn an "a. lHli.
iinarihbr 100000 elfcr. Ebfir. Nnrnp.
Tditb' nub gfeibc ehuhereien Eouttneiat
CeftinunI 0nrir. 9effrettnra nrb Snforina'
ttou H~orioirei 500. ScIbnien. Wilireicn
(uoer TIRE saii,,De.i) bon BEN glraers sber
fe0nifben aricpe fBHner hnrt daerien rect
firirfn. gir Tie'etn ibHen Aldu'p JcIri'
lrrr. mem nf % n1ufher. tbrc Gierii1fii
nnaebeub. emith & WlcGrta, Gnals Hiee,
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9,pnb Sill @araains

e~emibimaaion; SonnnHbia; POI 30 bst III,
ctn E'nradin Al $4,000.
1917 GnroliHn slbe. Srnms.e.lngalon. .
3iuimer 2 tdncr, allies In eiHen Giod: Got 20
BET m. $500.
9 9iutmer mo gs1b: cot 80 BET iii. pthdtge
Wafbbnrifnit: SsJ00.
efne Citizen AZ mdfiGcn pebinaunpfn. ~.
9. &nsbwarb, ii32 California etpe. 2426.2g
% dlnut SitIs-Gehs Simmer enus. fat
reu. Gas. rlefirifhcs qift. Sdribols fsIbh6
rem: ~1bernriiai. neiriic ari Sueens NIB
g1entheriirips: pthbiiper seller. gfsif
S460O. Sh5cHs9fe afbldnb nth Gppteb.
2elcpboH glerib 7GJq.
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tpubrlOaem 3uifanb oufsefunben
ipurben unb nit Der 3eit sdnsli5
perlOrsn .gsaangeu iDaren ba an sini,
gen Icsar bic MlGufe ibrsn appssIt
su ftilen bsgonnen bntien. @essa
ipdrtig aber befinben fi9 fdmmtIi9s
ilrfunoen in ben berufensn 9dnosn
zines f~slDgrausn 5iftcrifers, beisn
file f5reube unb llnttrbaltung e
III, lie IN frsien 5tunoen forgfdltigit
gu itubirsn unb 81 sns5iffsrn.
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isber Dirt IN beuifner nnb enaiii6er esre6s
fnr oei1aftsIente. gsreiRe etc. us~bsrfssunpsa
rerben aui aaxEf6 befcrof.
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@erlnngt ~ %fnnien.
gentaI GoHeoe.

Iht 6trrInnati 1sHiaI Gsnras, 23i-2ss assii
Court Ctr. nebe blum. TtntiA atiprrden-
aIt arttn iaaHttduiidtr arbtittH
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Tie aQiiaIiebes Srr @grEcnia eoae fi3, 2,
@. 9. ~ gn gla9ritL sab stueer am.
aoae berte gndgittaa / lltr si feirtr letten
snbeiihiie etleliei fuetoen ipire. Gieies N
SIN snas. cbsr.gpstterH
\. @rtnfmann, 1rct Setr. IL
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Inner glgent in SamiltDn lit Serr
Gbaaro gruf, 449 Sab Tiiufte Str.
8ea Sci. 476.@. SDme TbDHe
1851 q.
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u dbbeu far aiaeaIsiue enaearbeii: igtI
@afben ober glaeiu. 10. 1922 asilicH aDe
abonbdle.
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Wdb6en fix dnaemeiHe 6aisdrbsii In ga
miiis bon 2. 1913 5orcii sibe. sioorbdie.
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9ib Glsrf eirahs

9Ib Ulatf StrnNt.
Tonrersiing, 20. 9nHi-2bnbl;
9snuerfiaa' q. luli-9 dbresrerfdmmlitlt1.
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.s.ntiasr saa". @eieaidait.

mofasn. srsIiaa. 30. Sani, piberss s ubr.
finbei i'm 3entfftH aInb bic rroHatiifs De-
Itaaieniitana fat.
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Observation-Disclosures often ilr gsalilsr
unb Trcuen. 1aufenoe bon grnsnnnnqsn rms
N eusf6i. eifts flr anftsnuraen tfet
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'gerIanst @anmIid.

100 grbciter snm Nicnerreifen
pom 6ebGnbeu. !SDber 9oBn. Rad.
sufrngen in Der @asnuitnlt, 5roat
nnb Hoie Str. $40
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Rdbhen tar nilacmelne eausdrbeit IN Nj.
ner 5dmiIie: frinc pdnnbrp +. sirbeii. 70. al
4oabaIe she. sieonsaif.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
PAINLESS AND BLOODLEsS
OPERATION DEMONSTRATED

Philadelphia. Oct. 2S.-Painless and
bloodless surgery by means of q sys-
tenn of nerve blocking ana pressure on
the arteries was one of The many deli
cate operations which held the atten-
tion yesterday of the. members of the
Clinical Congress of Surgeons OF North
America in annual session here. DR..
P. G. Sk.lern, jr., of his city, oper-
ating on a subject for the removal of a
tumor in the head, demonstrated u
method by which the patient. though
conscious, was insensib!e to sam.
The system consisted Of blocking. or
~strangling, the nerve leading from the
brain to the seat of affection with an
injection of drugs regarded by sur
geons as superior to and safer than
cocaine to arrest pain impulses to the
brain. The stoppage of blood loss; was
accomplished by pressure on the ar
teries with a metallic clip. sometimes
with a rubber band, and frequently by
the fingers of an assistant.
Further experiments in the trans
planting of tendons to correct the after
effects Of infantile paralysis formed a
part of the clinics yesterday.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
FRENCH MAKE NEW
GAINS AT vERDUN
Paris Announces Troops Are
Drawing Closer to the For
tress of Vaux-ArtiI-
Iery Fire Heavy.

Paris, Oct. 2S.-French troops made
further progress last night in the Yer
u region, advancing west and south
of tie fortress of Vaux, according to
the official announcement issued this
morning by the French war depart
ment.
One hundred Germans were made
prisoner. German artillery, the state
ment adds, is violently bombarding
French positions In Chenois wood and
Fort Douaumont, which were captured
by the French in their surprise attack
Tuesday night.
In the region of the Somm last night
French artillery destroyed a German
munitions depot near Ablaincourt.
BERN, (by wireless to Sayville), Oct.
27.-On the south bank of the river
Somme last night, German artillery fire
against the French trenches in the sec
tor of Fresnes, Mazancourt and Chaul-
mes held down a strong attack which
was uuder preparation, says the Ger
man official statement issued today.
only engagements were those Of re-
connoitering ~detachments, the state
ment adds.
French forces at noon yesterday at
tackled the German positions to the east
OF DoUaumont fort in the region Of
Verdun, but We're completely repulsed
with heavy losses, says the German Of
tficiai statement.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
TENEMENT CHILDREN
WILL VISIT WILSON
Their Welcome Will Be IN.
like That Once Given at
Oyster Bay.

New York. Oct. 2s.-Fifty mothers Of
New Yorl's east side, with their chill
dren, who have been emancipated from
sweatshops by the enactment OF the
child labor law, are going to Shadow
Lawn, Saturday, in person to thank
President Wilson.
A kind lady" who prefers to con-
ceal her identity, has donated a special
a to be attached to one of the rains
bearing pilgrims from New York to
Shadow Lawn to neal the presidents
address on Wilson day" The children
will carry armsful Of artificial flow
ers which they used to make in the
factories, before their emancipation.
No such pilgrimage Of the children
of the poor has been attempted since
the n when Theodore Roosevelt was
president Of the United States and
carload Of children from the Pennsyl-
vania coal mines journeyed to the sum-
mer capital at Oyster Bay to petition
for a national child labor law.
Mother Jones'" who conducted that
excursion, told recently in public Of the
refusal Of the guards at Oyster Bay to
allow the children to pass the outer
gate. and of their return home to wait
IA years for a Woodrow Wilson to set
them free.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
BRITAIN TO EASE
UP ON BLACK LIST
Reply to American Complaint
Said to Provide Means Of
Relief In Many Cir
CumStanCes.

Washington. Oct. 30.--Grcat Britain'a
note in reply to American representa-
ton against the commercial blacklist
was received today at the state depart
ment. Arrangements regarding its pub
LEGATION will be nae later. 1t is I'M
derstood to reiterate the contention for
the right to blacklist, but Offers meth
DDS of relief to Americans in certain
circumstances.
The British note is in reply TO the
American note OF July rs, Which de-
bounced the blacklist as IAN arbitrary
interference with neutral trade and
Inconsistent with true justice, sincere
amity and impartial fairness which
should characterize the dealings of
friendly governments with one an
other"
The names of some of the American
firms already have been taken from the
blacklist and the note Is understood TO
afford means of removing others.
The British note is understood to take
the line of argument that it is unprece-
dented Tor a neutral to claim a heilig-
erent should, IN effect, compel it's sub
jects to trade with the enemy, and that
it violates no law for the British gov
eminent TO prevent its subjects from
doing so. While the British govern
ment admits the rights of all persons
In neutral countries to engage in le-
Ultimate commercial transactions. 1t ar
CUES that such a right does not limit
the right OF other governments To re-
strict the activities of their own ma
tionals.
The point at issue In the controver-
sy is whether the nationality or tho
domicile of the owner OF goods gives
character as neutral or belligerent.
Previously Great Britain and the Uni
ted States have agreed that domici!e
was decisive. regardless of nationality.
The continental European position has
been that nationality was decisive. In
the previous negotiations over the
blacklist, Great Britain took u position
between the two theories.
The subject probably will be carried
on in further diplomatic correspondence.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
FIGHT IN AIR THREE
MILES ABOVE EARTH
Italian Dirigible and Austrian
Aeroplane Both Brought
to Ground.

Rome. Oct. &c. (via Paris. Oct. 2O.-
A fight between an Italian dirigible air
ship and an Austrian aeroplane at a
height of more han three miles owe
the Albanian coast. resulting in the
aeroplane being shot down and the
dirigible afterward being destroyed by
its own officer inside the Austrian lines,
was told today when King Victor
Emanuel conferred medals for valor on
three members Of the Italian air corps.
On the morning of October ~, while
off the Albanian coast, an Italian d.
rigible, piloted by Captain creole with
Captain Corbelli and Captain Albino as
observers, was surprised and attacked
at a height OF 16, 900 feet by an Aus
TRAN aeroplane. The aeroplane, OBJ
tanning a favorable position, turned its
machine gun on the dirigible, mortally
w%ounding the observers and disabling
Captain Ercole's left arm. Ercole, how
ever, according to the official account,
succeeded in overcoming the ~aeroplane
and in killing the pilot, but the dirigible
was Obliged to land 80 miles within the
enemy lines.
Captain Ercole destroyed the dirig-
BILE and, after two days Of wandering
and suffering from cold and hunger.
managed to elude the A~ustrians, and
~cecrossing the mountains finally
reached the Italian camp on the river
VayuSa
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
GREECE WILL SUBMIT
TO ENTENTE DEMANDS
King Constantine Agrees tc
Meet Terms Laid Down
By the Allies.

Athens. Oct. 26.-(delayed)-The un-
derstanding reached yesterday by King
Constantine and representatives of the
entente powers generally is believed to
be the immediate result of the confer
ence of the military and political cad
ars OF France and Great Britain at
B~oulogne, -on Friday last. The terms
or the understanding lnc1ude on the
part of Greece:
First-Sincere compliance with the
demands of Admiral F%ournet.
Second-Effective maintenance of
order in Athens n Piraeus.
1hlrd-Guarantee of constitutional
liberties of Greece through the opera
ton OF the legal functions of their gov
Fourth-No opposition to recruiting
for the Nenizelos movement which now
is characterized as 'anti-Bulgarian,"
instead of national defense"
The Forward, the Ruralist organ to-
day strikes the keynote of the situa-
ton asserting:
the way to a larger understanding be-
tween the powers and Greece"
one. OF the leaders of the Greek, pro-
war party declared to the Associated
Press correspondent:
Nov that the irritations due to mu-
tual distrust of one another by King
Constantine and the entente ministers
is out Of the way, we can go to work ne
gotiatng for Greece to Join the allies
as a nation and a people, not as indi-
viduals."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
SEEK TO DUST WOMEN
FROM JOBS AFTER WAR

Hanover, Germany, (by aiD.-The
Hanover Mercantile association has en-
tered into an agreement with a number
OF other business organizations in Han
over, whereby a strenuous effort will be
made 10 Dust ONE from the posi-
IONS they now occupy. after the war,
ana TO replace them with the men who
are now in the field.
According to the contract which has
oeen craWn up between the various or
carnations. no position ordinarily held
by a man may be offered to a woman
at all, This applies to positions in trade,
IN stores and counting rooms. Women
may not even be informed that posi-
tonS are open
The associations have also agreed
that positions paying below "A certain
shall not be advertised either
TO men OF to IA The city of Han
over mas fixed Il new wage scale where's
Dy the minimum Wage scale for en-
ployes under is years of age shall be
800 marks, 1,0Se for employees between
is and 90, and 1900 marks for all en-
ploNeS over 90.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
Fool Drivers.

The mG1 who drives a motor car
where crowds Of human beings are,
should have his wits as bright and
keen as is the sparkling gasoline. A
motor is a deadly thing. that's sure to
slay and wound and wing. unless the
drivers safe and sane, possessed of
clear and active brain. How sinful,
then. the solder skate. who says. Be
fore 1 pull my freight. along the
crowded streets to fly. I'll drink four
fingers of old rye" With tanglefoot
beneath his belt. he goes as fast as he
can pelt. his eyes distorted by old
booze. the course of safety he won't
choose. In haste to get to other bars
he knocks the wheels from passing
cars. and makes the lodging walker
swear n kills a lawyer here and
there. He is a messenger of death;
and any mar who's dark blue breath
suggests long sessions at the bar
should run a motor car. L
Safety First" is what you mean, yol
can't mix gin and easoline.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL
FORMED IN GERMANY

Berlin, Oct. 2S.-(via London)--Vir-
tually the entire German manufacture
ing industry has been united in a single
organization for the first time through
the formation here yesterday of Il so
called German industrial council. The
new organization forms a connecting
link between the older organizations,
the central association of German in
dustrials, the league of industrials and
the society OF chemical industries.
These organizations, which have been
working together since the outbreak
of the war, resolved to form an alliance
on a permanent basis in order to meet
new conditions after the wal and to
cooperate in the recovery of Germany's
lost foreign trade.