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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Voroiif protelt.
Stlgeuoe Sarme uper Den brittle
Wofaoc.
ga paa Natiou''.

StocfhoIm. Sueriae, Den i6oe
Slili (aorreiponounce iii asiociateo
FreiS). Siltroos Tor aIt. iom / De
6or. Stotcr er iagt og ifrepet angaa.
enoe oen brittle 9lofabe OF oens
Virfting poa DC nsitrale Sanoe. eri.
witerer Der | De uoroiife 9anoe / iaa.
bel oiiciele lom tommerciele areo.
ic en- 6slel'e al, at oct amerifanifc
6oIf iom en- SeIbeo life iuIot for.
itaar Sitl,ntioneu.
Ger bGpbeS, at Storbritannien
peo at itrarnme "StaaIringen" ruutot
SplfIouo egeumGgtig og poloelig bar
lot NoroeuropaS ire usitrale Sanoe
"pan Station.
DC brittle Wi~pnoigbeoer tiQaoer
oiSie Sanhe blot at iao, boao oe Zoe
brittle Wpnoigbcoer) tror, De bebs.
Der, life bpab oisIe 9anoe ertIprer,
De trpnger.
Sor NorgeS og 0onmdrfS Ieo.
fommenhe er Stsrrelieu al oiSie
"Hationer" ~(tiImooIte Bortioner)
ioitiot peb Cperensfomit, meoers De
for SuerigcS @eofommenoc err set
pootpuuget al Den brittle Sisnldgt,
peo C~pbringelien al nsitrole Sfibe
pao nobent Sop og peo SilbageboI.
oelien al Gnrer | engelIfe Same.
Slere ifanoinapiIfe Sfibe err | oen
ienere lib paa Reiieu ira Snbomeri.
ia til Sperige bIepet iuloitpnoig
tsurte for fine 2aouinaer cg iaa ienot
aiiteo biemoper iom peritabIe 9ano.
itrpaere poa Den oiientIiae Seeanpei.
Ter er mangt, iom tpoer pan Ell
tiItogenbe Surme hos ret ipenIfe
Nolf moo Storbritannien.
@Iaoene begpnoer mere og mere
aobeut at fommentere, boao Be paa.
itoar er en- 6remfpro, Tom "itoar I
oirefte Strio meo al international
Sop - ct ifrigenoe Ri8brilG al Waa.
ten Iiaeoperior Sc ioogere Notioners
nbeitrioeIisc Re~ttigbeoer".
Soopel / ~ipenite RegierinaS. iom
/ ioeuife SonbeIsfreoIe uotoleS Ger
ui~orbeboloent. at De bar haabet moo
Soab, at De Sor. Stuter uiloe taac
Stiairg / Sapsr al De usitrale Can.
De forat fremtpinge en- rimeIigere
Coerboloelie al @lofaoen.
&c bar forgippes proteiteret ouer.
for England.
Ter irembGpe8 inapeI / Ere5ien
ION | ofiicielle areoie, at DC Sor.
Stater beiiOoer ct pirtiomt Niboel
iii at tpinge De Nuiereoe til at isre
gIofaoen pao en- loomGsiigere Wtaa.
De. -
Ge ieler ia nemIig ouerbepiit ON,
at De 6or. StaterS 8egiering oeo
iintpeltbeu at forbpbe llbieriel at
ammunition oa ertlPre 9aan til no.
get al De frigisreroe 2ouoe Tor iloo.
liz hurtig tinoe t0inge Guglaub til
at Oiie Jig ieieIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
globise aampe paa Zitfrunten.

Sra Hetrograo melbes oen 24o(
SrlIi, at Spiferne unber HuSiernes
Sifenfip peo Higafronten er bIet ore.
bet tilbage fem Mil oper en- itsrre
Str9fning % paa ct enfeIt Runft IL
Wtil. aampen roiebe uoen Spber 81
fire iibite Gage al forrisc llge. Ssn,
bag itilneoe ben az ga &uSiernc
tr9nger Sio til at fonioIioere oct m.
punone SerrGn, mems Spiferne pen.
fer Soriterfninger fra andre Afinii
al gitfronten.
General BON Sinoenburgs 9iuier
/ &iga-Regionen auiaaes for De tier.
: feite paa belle gitfronten. og Rlisier.
ne reener oet for CT betnoelis aup.
of be bar pGret iItanb iii at brpbe
bisie 9inier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Nv Propaganda.

@oitington Den 24Oe Sui. &c.
nator Cuttings fra 8iSconiin, Sonl
foreltob llnoeriegelierne al Den Sele.
gramprcpaeonoo, iom for Here Tiger
iiben onerinemmebe a%ougresien meo
Sorlongenoer ON, at Dem ltlilbe to9e
Sfriot til at forbpoe amerifanlfe
gorgere at reiie meo armerebe Sons
belSifibe, bar ibog facet llnberret.
ming ON, at en- m Tropaganoa or I'M.
Der Spieilinq meo set Torntool at
faa &ongreSien I'll at beorbre omeri.
fnnif Eoit ienbt meb arigSifibe for
pna Den Woaoe at unbQoo Sen britt
ife Geniur.
s Spibien for @eoGgelieu 1taor
"Slmericon SteomIbiD Stcfet Igeut8'
N$incintiou" | SEEM Orrf, oq TIunen
ganr no paa at operipsmme aonqreSs
fen meo t~eIegrafiife Nnmooninger ON
at peotage en- iaooan @eilutuirq.
Srnfte SelegrambIanfetter err no
ienbt / Slliinoni5 al GrempIorer til
nQe SeIe al 2onoet forot uofpIbe$ al
Wo6tagerne og berpao ~oiienoeS til
beres reipcftioe Geprpientanter /
Songresien.
Naunene paa Nsipciationelt5 Gms
heosmpnb niier, of ale biSie err al
tpit Sprinoelie: TrGiioenten beoer
Socob Warfet, &iceprGiioenterne,
bporai Ser er ire, bid. IR. SeOerer,
Worris gn9el % %. 6. Ser5. ao8ie.
reren eugene Guttfap og ScfretGreu
&arl Sdlenf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Shafleton 90 Stefans'
n:Grpeoitionerne.

6ra 2oneon meloes Den 23oe Sitli,
al Den brittle Negier'ng bar beillit.
tet at uorlIIte en- SirIpeerpeoition
meo Set Scrmaul al iege al reooe Dc
% Mauo al 9sitncut SbacfletonS
Spopolaerpeoitiou iom c. itranSeoc
paa Gleiantsen / Spoisbapet
Sam;iois beretteS ser ira Seattle.
&aib., at Sfomertcn @@reat Sear"
en- al Be nGrmeite Gage ifal aigaa
oerira iorat briuge SiGlp o. 6orip.
ninaer til Den bersmte isluuoif.dm,-
rifanite SpoagelieSrelienbe &ilbial.
rulr S.eianSion Der nntages az be-
iinbe ia paa SautsIano. langt siten.
Tor Serihelseu. iom er Oct american.
lie Sentiments noroligite SnioeIsita.
ton
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Oy Slomfare.

Charleston, Soittb Carolina, ben
24be Suli. HDe 6lomoorSIer no.
ienbtes ibog al SeirGlreoltet til oe
citlige .Gele al Staten.
Oct Iterfe HegnfalO, iom otter bar
posret fremberifenbe De. iibite Gage,
bar poonp foroar'aaet 6lomtiIltano
/ aue @o5brag / apitcgnene.
Slomtilltanben pente8 at bile noa
tit Seioepuntt ioag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Tusiernc crpbrer Grsingan.

9~etrograo ben 26be Suli. =
Zen al Sprferue iterft bei9ite.
sc gp / oct armeniife &eilnuo,
G~rSingan, err erobret al Rus-
ierne. 9ette funogioroes oiiieieli
ioag al oct rltsiiife arigsminilterium
Sermeo er Sprfernes 5ororipelie ira
armenien iuIofert. Get par Den ms
fife General lloentihin, iom uoisr-
te bette Sup.
G5ar 0ifoloi bar ienbt ct beseiitret
9pfsnifninssteIegram iii aaufaius-
armeens 2peritbeialenbe, Storiprit
RifoIoi, | I~nIeoning bette anp.
SoriiGiies paa Ed 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Nlilitore Poitarbeioere.

@innipeg Den 2loe Suli. 3ieIge
en- Grore ira Observation-Disclosures
/ Gttumo nil Solhuter Nauitoba OF
Saifathepau bIi bepilget Germisa
lion, iua De fan oeltogc / Suobeit.
ningsarbeioet
9esuoen pil DC 6ll giuet iri Heiie
Tor 1iitancer paa optil 800 Wiil. De
oil bli beoilget 30 Ioge9 &ermisa
lion meo SibehoIo al lin Con ueo 81.
Den al Den. 6ormarue bctaIer Dem.
Sarmerue buoer Tor nGruRrenoe
Ssitorbeioere $50 / 9a ON @iaare.
Den iaut aoIt % Soqi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Werfelis San,iliefeit.

Springiielo, WiSiouri. Den 24oe
Sui. Seriep SartIeD ieirebe ioag lin
104be Sobielsoag mes Ell Somilie-
reunion, Ser operpGrcbeS al oper 200
al bans Giterfonmere. Sem @ene.
rationer bar re%pr9lenteret. "@e.
burtsoo9sbarnet" too ielu Ell nlegct
attip Gel / SeItli9beOerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28

I'm neppe nogen an0eu, Der M fri.
Der paa oct engeIite Sprog.
9lanot bans melt betieubte Sigte
er "Sittle Srpbaut Anuie", "Sbe
GoaseSp @au". "AcoIe 0uth pa
br", 81 OLD Snimmin' Sole,
"In SIo Smeetbeort o Wtire" og
SON Sobn Chit tbe 6arm".
Sftobcr iioitle0en bIep ban pua
i;r 6eoitISoaa eiort til 8ienitouO
for nlegen Sploeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Ganaoas uoforiel.

@innipeg, Nan, ben 2toe SSllli
GanaoaS lloieriI til De 5or. Stater
anorog / 6iifalaaret, iom enote Den
Bite Narts, til 600, en-
6orsgeIie al S120,0O0,0O0 iioer
1914.
9anaoas llofsriel til guglano an,
brog / iamme Siosrum iii 1853
0S1 900 % til DC aQiereoe 3aticner
S5495S,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28

De StaterS Grbperpelie al De oonif.
oeItluollte Ger iiaeS at core Sam,
Observation-Disclosures SntereSier poo
ct. SbomoS. 9ompifibSleiitnbei
eier nemlig uoitratte Sauncrettiohe,
Der Der og bar onbragt Here Miaio-
ner Collars / 9rpgger % @pgnin-
ger.
SpIflano betroateoe oa'aa Gerna
lom Ell meget nigtig Saftor / fine
Nloner ON at fire iig oen ipSomcri.
tan'fe SnnoeI, iirr SonoeIeu paa
@eitfplien. Tom benptter gouamafo,
nalen.
6orloeu fra SpifIano ucntcr
Observation-Disclosures. at ser oqiaa
oil bli Iagt Smifeligheber / Geien al
Colombia, ser begproer at bli mere
o. mere inotrpugeube / fine Gran
pao Ell irarlig H~otiiifaticn al Sraf,
taten OH at betale oct S25,000,000
Tom Gritotniu9 for oen Sfooe, set
pooiioor, oct leo pco Stoten Gano.
mos SsSrioeIie % @penineeu al Io,
nomofonolen.
Der bIep ibo9 / oct Spioe SuS nm.
tet ON, at TrGiioenten suifebe en-
inarIig Hatiiitution. Dan penter in.
gen Sinbringer ira Senatets She,
ou DER inoen bette ipneS at pGrc bcn
cnitcmmigc Wening, at GrhocrpeIicu
al Ecrne pilbe uprc / SpcrcnSItcm.
melie meo oct Trogram for ioapeI
miIitGr iom fommcrcicl Sorbcreot.
beo, Tom MI err oppe / &ongreSien.
Saapel Hegieringen iom aongreS.
len lnorommer. at Ell lienotlia Wuat3
G~elibhelie al De bonif. neitinoiife Ger
piloe bore Ell olporIig Sare iooueI
Tor Eonomofonnlen Tom for Sloooe.
bolilen I 8uontenomo og for @oli.
% Observation-Disclosures.
T%rpiibent 9incoln bar oen isriie
omerifanife ErGiibent, iom eioroc ct
8uo poa Gerne, men Senotet npqtc.
De at ratifcere SanbeIeu. ErGiibent
Sorriion bar ben nrite, men &c paa-
%heapnote observation-disclosures bIcp life
oflIutteoe; De blep gienoptngne al
StntsmiriIter Stnen UNDER Vr0ii
Dent G~lepeIanbS Administration, men
uoen at De isrte til noget Neiltltot
Sen VriS, Tom MI ifaI betoles FOR
Serne, er betpoelig bciere emo nogen,
lonI ttoligere bar upret bnot for Dem.
90 Den antoaeo at hGre tilltrpffelig
bei til at oppeie enbper Snoilpoelie,
iom fan bli onpenot ira tnif SIDE,
ilGr / Netrogtning al oct Sattrm, at
De Dor. Stater poa aisbet opaiuer
fine ne0 Spbogelier erboerpeoe Ret,
tigbeoer pno @rsnIonb % ifipnfer
EerneS Snobpggere eiter Nnnerotio.
ncn alminoelig @orgerret.
ct. Sbora5 er beIigaeroe omtreut
36 WiiI / cit Tor Torto Rico, 81. San
sitenfor og ct Groir omtrent 40
Ntil ienoeufor St. 1boma$.
ct. 5bonIas er en- liocn 9, men
Den bar en- uonterfet 9eIiggenbeo for
en- auIitotion % en- iortrinIig Saun.
Zen er II yfiI lang og ira Ell til ire
YfiI breo. 9aurbpripirituS ("gou
HumD er oens ~uiptigite ~llofsrieIs
proouft.
Ct. Gan er s YliI lang me6 Ell no.
merfet @auu / aorulbugten paa Git.
iioeu. ct. San fan oog / 9etnonilg
life iioeitiaes meo It. 5boma5, ionl
er Den raturIige port Of coil" for
belle oen ellropGiite 0anoel paa geit-
inOien, Gentralamerifa, oe noroliqt
Saone / Sponmerita % 9anamafa.
naler.
Ct Groir betragtes Tom oen minoit
piatige al 2erne. men er al lige Itor
Setponing i itrategiife Eienieo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
SpQr Storm / Werico

Ierico Gitp, Rerieo, oen 21ot
Sui. Wfinbit 40 Remelter. beri.
blanot ilere Soloater % apiuoer.
blep brebt UNDER Ell ioriRroelia
3esn. os Soroenitorm, Tom isaar ra'
ieoe / Werico Gitps 5orit9oer %
Smegue, De ileite al lllpfferne mo
irai | 5oritGoerne Can @reeorio,
Atlapulco og / Smegneu al 9ohi'
mileo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
GanSsbben Epsiercs, Oct tpIfe
STRONGHOLD itormet at Sriternc.
8eneral ppn Siubcrbmrg brepet til
baee fcre Mil peS &%igafronten.
&usierne ilnar 2iterriscrme % saar
pper BEN aalieiife Nurbgrrnie.
Grsimsan, BET iibite tprfiife Strung'
bplb / Irmenien, falber.
Gn nh liSen Srefning / HprSiipen
So me &eiiertaler.
WNt ira ane Nronter.

SOllOOU ZOUe NSull. SulluSuUtl
TosiereS / Noro for Somme er M
fin SeIbeo erobret al griterne. &rigs.
miniIteriet meboeler / 9agenS oft
ciele Happort pibere, at brittle
2anbItormStropper bar rpftet poerlt.
qere frem | @eit for Eo3iereS og er.
obret TO iterfe tpife Sfpttergraoe
bpor De tog obitiaige Sanger, oeri'
blonbt fem Sfficerer. Sra GeIten al
Slagn1arfen er ingen Soraftbrtng al
melbe.
Web @robrinaen al Gp5ieres er
griterne fon1met / 9eiiooelIe al ct
meget pigtigt Funft. Get er oet
bpieite Trnft paa oenne &ant al
Sronten, og berfra fan man ie no
oper ben itore Slette, bpor Spifernes
. treble S~oriparslinie itr9ffer Jig Dit
oper.
Gen heftiaite Scamp unber 8riter-
mes mart maaneoiange Sffeniip bar
itaaet peo oenne 2anosbp, iom al 81
iferne bar blet befGitet, inbtil Ben III
bar ct al be iterfeite Iunfter paa belc
Sen tpife Sront.
On bpert Sits | 2anosbpen itoo
ser beftige &e, og De maatte TO-
ges meb Storm ct for ct. 9o gri'
terne babe taget omtrent babe
2anbsbpen iperfiatte Spiferne polb-
iomme Wooongreb, iom blep gienta-
get fIere Gage itrGf, nlelt Tom aae
! bIep iloaet tiIbage al 9riterne. 90
iaa blep oct bisieS Sitr at gaa paa
iaien, inbtil Sen iibitc Gpifer blep
brepet no eler taget tilfange.
Gen tDife @eneraIitab onIou enbog
Seiibbelien al Yo8iereS for at bore
al ben getpbning, at be bragte Sor-
Z iterfninger bertiI fra i%elpeite Seroun.
afinittet.
s Sirsbags bar Der forbolbspis
itile poo Sen frantic Sront pno begee
Siber al Sontme, men / Wnnoags
bapbe Sranifmpnbene poerligere Ell
liben 5remgang / Spb for @itreeS,
bpor Sc fog III Sanger og 6 Sano.
ner. S De fire Gage iiben 20be Sltli
bar SranIfmpnoene pes Somme to-
get oper 60 tpife Mitralieier, beoer
oct / oen oiiiciele franife &apport
al 25be Sl1li.
Sgiaa beb Serbunfronten bar
Sranifmpnbene / oct ienere rettet Ell
y G9ffe beftige Ingreb moo De tpife
StiGirteer og bar / be iibite 10 Gage
toget 800 Sanger pea oenne Sront.
s Den tpife officieQe SEAPORT ben
26be Sllli inorsmmes Sabet al go.
5ieres.
gerlinerbIaoet "oofal G~n5ei9er"s
&prreiponbent beb Sommefronten
giper fslgenoe Sfilbring al Slaget
peo 8o5ieres:
"SeIp ben pGloige 9raft / Sien.
bens angreb De ferite Gage al Suli
opergaoes lan9t al oiSie nne Nngrebs
S~oloiombeo, Saoronoffetbeb og IeS-
peration. 2iae meeet hpor ofte gln-
griberne bIeb orebet tiIbage, be fom
igien after og after / me tptte
[ StormfoIonner. Som ON oeres 9(rs
me bar abioIut ulibtemmeIig, foriog.
te De at itorme bore StiQinecr til.
trobs for bore ifrattenoe, iloipruoen-
De Witralipier og fnitrenoe 8eppr.
ilo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28

5ortiGiiss paa sies &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
SCHOOL STRIKERS
PARENTS TO BE FINED
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
fine them he remarked that under the
! new Municipal Court act the offenders
| could be taken straight to the Juvenile
Court and there dealt with. The children
could be put into truant schools, 1t was
said, among children who had been guilty
OF all sorts of misconduct If their par
ents said they could not control the ac-
| tions of the children.
This was what a number of German
| town parents were saying today. They
said their children were unable to get
into the school, as they were afraid of
being beaten up" by the strikers.
II very much regret having to prose-
cute the parents said Mr.. Gideon. "as
this would only make hard feelings
harder | hope the parents will see the
futility of their present measures and
will consent to send their children back
upon receiving the preliminary notices
from this bureau"
The rngleaders' parents were not as
a rule prone to look upon 1t in this way
They said they would pay the fines until
the Board of Education would consent to
reinstate William II. Sowden as principal
of the Filter School in place OF Miss Gill,
who was appointed in his place. Mr.
SOwden was very popular among the
boys and girls of the school and when
II was first announced that he had not
the necessary standing to continue as
principal there the strike started.
Mr.. SOwden was i'll today, II was said
Mt his home in the Fairfax Apartments.
and was confined to his room by n severe
cold. Immediately the word went around
for a collection. About 81 was quickly
collected for flowers to be sent to Mr.
Sowden. There was said to be double
meaning in this gift, as Miss Gill has re.
ceved a number of gifts of flowers re-
Gently from persons who sympathzed
with ncr Thus the Sowden faction evened
up the score.
Miss Gill consulted the district supcrin-
tendent. Holman l.. White. as to what she
should do about the truant strikers. He
instructed her to report them to the Blu
reau of Compulsory Education. While
Miss Gill was discussing the matter with
Mr.. White in her office, one of the strike
rngleaders Andrew McGarriglc, II years
old was introduced
lie was an intermediary between Miss
Gill and the strikers, It appeared. Mr.
White and Miss Gill told him to speak
up.
why, l think that If you'll go out
and talk to the strikers they may come
back" said Andrew. Miss Gill hesitated.
Don't do t., Miss Gill, said Mr.. White
the schOols-such parleying with truants."
Mr. White was said to be among those
officials who had received complaints
from certain parents that their children
had been threatened with physical vio-
lence If they returned to the school
About 200 boys and girls congregated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
RAINBOW CLUB BOY
CALLS ON SMITH, AND
SAYS HE'S OUR MAYOR
Representative of $4,000 Mem
bers Receives Dollar From
Executive and a Cigar
for "Pa"
VISITOR is IL YEARS OLD

His face was divided into an ear-to-ear
grin. His big brown eyes contrasted
strangely with his body, healthy despite
its smalness. And he wasn't the slight
est bit afraid of the fact that he was
soon to be shaking hands with Mayor
, Smith as the official representative of
Farmer Smiths Rainbow Club. also its
$4,000 members among the progressive,
wideawake boys and girls of Philadel-
phia.
lie dangled his legs from the big leather
chair in the Mayors anteroom and
clutchcd his Rainbow Club button with
one hand.
Don't be afraid" said the genial Elisha
Webb messenger to the Mayor.
IL cant be-" said the boy THAT isn't
the motto of our club"
Whereupon the Cavalcadc, consisting
of the boy. Farmer Smith, one photog-
rapher and one reporter, went in to see
the Mayor
The Mayor had just finished hard
days work. City Solicitor Connolly had
Just been burdening the executive with
his plants. But Mr.. Smith had "A smile
ready for the boy, smile that got right
beneath the boys skin, down near his
heart, and the official representative of
the Rainbow Clubs $1,000 members re-
piled with n duplicate of his Cheshire
cat-like. antcroom grin.
whats your name?" asked the Mayor.
And although this is usually a perfume
tory questionable natural query when one
meets a Child-thc Mayor said 1t with true
feeling. He has children of his own.
Louis fullerton. l live at 7O9 South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
BOARD NAMES NEW TEACHERS
Many Added to Corps of City's Ele-
mentary Schools

a. ne ne Board of Education today appoint
- lhe following teachers in the elemen-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

and the two of ,hem-boy and chief ex.
ecutive Of Philadelphia, posed for pic.
ture, the boy Just completing the task
of pinning the insignia on the Mayors 8
coat when the flashlight did its work.
Then the Mayor dug down In his pocket
and brought forth big roll Of bills.
when / was a boy" said the Mayor,
81 always liked to have a little change"
with which remark he took a new,
crinkly one dollar note and gave II to
Louis who seemed to be torn with ideas
of what he should do with 1t.
Should he keep 1t forever as a remem-
brance? Should he buy one whole dol
lars worth of lollypops? Or should he
take the note and put II in the savings
bank, in accordance with the unwritten
regulations of the Rainbow club?
The latter was his course Or at least
that was what he confided later to his
friends.
Then the Mayor announced his decision
as to the Rainbow Club: I'm heartily
in favor Of anything that helps to build
UP the boys and girls of the city into
better men and women"
All of which impressed Louis and, In
directly, the 5000 boys and girls of the
Rainbow CLUB And why shouldn't It?
Had not the Mayor of the third city in
the Union put his Endorsement on the
club their own club? Had not he well
coined them with open arms. figurativcly
speaking, with open arms? And, more
important. had he not shown he was with
them, with every good boy and girl in the
city?
He had.
And while all of this was passing
through Louis 1l-year-old mind, the
Mayor either gained another personal
vote or strengthened the political con-
victions of one of his followers
Taking cigar from a box on his
desk, the mayor gave It to Louis with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
TRIES TO "FILM" THE ST. CYRS;
is CHASED FROM BELLEVUE
"Movie" Man Declares, However, He'll
Get En- Yet

There was considerable commotion at
the Bellevue-Stratford today when a
movie" photographer was discovered
outside the room of Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Harald Edward st. Cyr. He wore a light
raincoat and round soft hat. There was
a big bulge under his coat, just the shape
OF moton-picture camera.
A bellboy discovered the man while he
was attempting to draw st. Cyr into con-
versation by way of the keyhole of room
400. He pleaded pathetically to the couple
to come outside and be Filmed" There
was no response even when the movie
man declared that the pictures were to
be shown only in exclusive circles.
The photographer was the first to run
safely the gauntlet of floor maids who
are guarding the st. Cyrs from intruders
The visitor said that he had an agreement
with the couple to take their pictures. II
he did the st. Cyrs evidently changed
their minds When several clerks chased
the movie man he declared detiantly that
he would return and get results.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

i'm front of the school this morning to
diasuade others from going in, but the
police soon dispersed them Many of
them went around to Mr.. Sowden's home
and stood outside, talking about his i'll.
ness.
The following notice is being prepared
and will be sent out to the children S
parents tonight:
PUBLIC ATTENTION!
All parents of children who attend
the Filter School are strongly urged
to attend n public meeting at the
Germantown Boys Club, Penn street
west of Germantown avenue, on
Friday evening, February IL, at
o'clock.
IMPORTANT
DO not fail to attend. Committee
will report.
The committee referred to is parents
committee which is taking the lead in
backing up the childrcns demands for
the reinstatement of Mr.. Sowden and Is
considering an appeal to the courts to
rcinstate him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

the Instructions to give II to his fathsr.
No, IL wasn't a campaign cigar; Il was
real perfecto, the kind that the elder
Rubertin admittedly sees and seldom
smokes.
The cavalcade filed out as the Mayer
was starting the last lap Of his days
work.
Then Louis made remarkable discov-
cry.
why. he's our Mayor, the Rainbow
Clubs Mayor" he said. clutching the dol
lar bill with one hand and the cigar with
the other. Hes got our votes" he added
impulsively, as he darted homeward down
the deserted corridor with both hands
jammed against his breast, holding the
precious gifts that he had been given BY
the Mayor--the Chlldren's Mayor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
WHITMAN REFUSES TO RUN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF U. s.
New York Governor Satisfied With
His Job

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 9-Governor
Whitman drove another spike in the
Burton for President; Whitman for
Vice President" story early today, when
he declared he intended to remain in his
present position as long as the people OF
New York continue to re-elect him.
The declaration was made in the pres
ence of William Barnes and other promf-
nent upstate Republicans at the annual
dinner OF the Albany County Republican
organization.
Barnes predicted victory for the re-
united Republican party in November
and indorsed the national preparedness
movement. Representative William e.
Humphrey, of Washington. was another
speaker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

sebassy VIII be assigned to the public
enoois when vacancies occur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

- fes.g-etslStOWN. Pa, Feb. 9.-Cormick
blss1ss sey, a5 years old. was fatally
today Whils a member Of a
- Re rolled INTO : fre along stony
No.. ana died an hour after being ad,
7''sssa % the hospital
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-21

David Belasco produced this week
in Atlantic City Roi Cooper Megrue's
new comedy. THE Lucky Fellow"
Frank Craven has prominent rols
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-21

There is a change of program to-
day at the Palace. and the bill by
the Sunshine Girls" Company the