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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31

w aSn1ngCOn, Aug. oI.-OecTc-
tary Baker, Surgeon General Cor
gas and the War College today
agreed that Fido, Spot and all
their kin in America dogdom
should do their bit against the
Boche.
They endorsed the bill intro
duced in the Senate by Senator
Brady, Idaho, providing that the
army get 1000 patriotic American
dogs for war service in France.
Most Of them are to be recruited
by voluntary enlistment. Your
dog will be welcomed.
After training at selective ser
vice cantonments in this county,
the dogs would be used as camp
guards, trench sentries, and aids
to Red Cross workers in recover
ing wounded on the battlefelds.
Thousands Of Alaskan dogs al
ready are at the French and ltal-
ina fronts, England's s and Germ
any's dogs are doing their bit.
European armies have $4,000
dogs in SERVICE" said Senator
Brady. "Their ability to perform
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
IF YOU CAN'T GO TO
WAR, SEND FlD0:
WAR COLLEGE HAS ENDORSED BILL INTRODUCED IN
SENATE TO SEND l. 900 DOGS TO THE
FRENCH FRONT.
THOUSANDS ALASKAN DOGS THERE

certain services is marvellous.
They can pick out wounded
man in blacklist night on a battle
field. They quickly distinguish
between friend and foe, and also
are valuable couriers. Their obed-
ience is unquestioning, their keep
little, and their value fully proved.
"Secretary Baker has written
me letter endorsing my bill and
saying the military dog club Of
New York has offered 100 dogs. [
believe we'd get all the dogs need
ed as gifts, buying a few special
breeds for specific services.
Secretary Bakers letter stated
that the War College and Surgeon
General Gorgas were strongly in
favor of using the dogs.
Under Brady's plan, military
trainers would be provided with
the rank Of captain in the army
Secretary Baker would appoint an
officer to select the dogs offered.
In the army appropriation bill
of 1916, money was asked to buy
war dogs, but the request was
stricken out by the House.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
BRITISH LOSE
OVER $4,000
(By United Press)


London, Aug. 31.-The fearful
fighting in the Flanders offensive
during the past month has cost
England 60,373 casualties, in kill
ed, wounded and missing. accord
ing to complications made public
today.
These figures are lower than
those Of July which amounted to
1889, but the loss of officers is
much greater.
The total number of officers
killed, wounded and missing for
July was 1926, whereas in Aug
ust the loss in officers jumped to
$3.50.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
FOOD FROM
BY-PR0DUGFS
(By nited Press.)

Chicago, Ills, Aug. 31.-A mys-
terious scheme for the further
utilization Of by-products which
may, and, it is contended, would
revolutionize the meet industry,
and tend to lower prices is under
consideration by the Chicago
packers, but none would reveal
the scheme, but admitted that the
scheme had been discussed with
food administrator, Hoover
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
Mr.. Lewis B. Suiter
An Honor Guest

Mr.. Lewis B. Suiter has been
r0ilored by the New York Life
insurance Company in an invita-
'lon received from the company
9SNlllg hm to be one Of few OF
''' olg insurance writer's Of the
,pultry to meet at the Griswold
'O'el' New London, Connecticut,
what IS known as the meeting
F." the 100000 club.
my nVe men are entitled to go
~" North Carolina and but
"''-throe from the entire
=: "Aern department which COM
''NFs eleven states.
\ lAe object of the meeting is to
No, "Ss plans for the fall cam
H. sD' and exchange views with
eo, 'edl big insurance writer's, the
30 p0ny considering this meeting
hail. Dportant that all expenses are
aa pald by the company, as
VII, increased future production
a,s N'0re than offset the expendi-
Nhon, oulter expects to return
|'''' September 12.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
MONEY ROLLS
INTO TREASURY

Washington, Aug. Money
by millions is rolling into the
treasury from it's branches as the
final instalments to the first Lib
erty Loan are being paid.
$45, 100000 is the sum repre-
sented in this part of the two bill
lion dollar loan, and this sum will
take some days to round up.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
Nelson |'Slacker"
Given Three Days
(By UNITED PRESSl

Madison, Wis, Aug. 31.-Byron
Nelson, son Of Congressman John
Nelson, has been granted three
days in which to remove the
stigma of "slacker'', stated the
United States attorney, on an ap-
peal from his friends, asking that
Nelson be permitted to return
home and register in the draft.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
CHILD LABOR
LAW EFFECTIVE
(By George Martin.)

Washington, Aug. 31.-The long
long arm of the government will
reach down into the American in
dustries tomorrow and begin lift
ing more than 10000 American
boys and girls out Of the ranks Of
child labor.
It will see that no more little
children will join those ranks
where it has jurisdiction through
the federal child labor law which
passed last year and become effec-
tive at midnight.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
COTTON CROP
AVERAGE 67.8
(RY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, Aug. 31.-The con-
dition Of the cotton crop on Aug
ust 25 was 67.8 per cent of nor
NAL as against 1913 on July 25,
and 7O.9 for the year average, as
given out as the August 25 crop
estimates Of the department. Of ag-
riculture.
This forecast yields about 174.6
pounds to the acre, with a total
production Of IL, ,499, 900 bales com
pared with 11,449, $50 bales last
year.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
GERMAN RAIDS
ARE DRIVEN OFF
(By United Press.)

Paris, Aug. 31.-Reciprocal ar
tillerying on both banks Of the
Meuse (Verdun sector) and the
repulse Of German raids east Of
Gerry, and south Of Harmnanns
Weilerkope was all the activity
reported by the French war Of
flee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
BRITISH BEAT
BACK ATTACK
(By UNITED PRESS)

(By UNITED PRESSJ
With the British Armies Afield,
Aug. 31.-Field Marshal Haig re-
ports that his troops have re
pulsed enemy attacks north OF
Arleux en- forelIe following a
heavy bombardment Of the Brit
ish forward positions.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
FIVE CENT LOAF
IS in SIGHT
(By United Press.)

Washington, Aug. 31.-The five
cent loaf Of fourteen ounces is in
sight as the result Of the govern
ment price fixing at 1920 per bus
hel for the 1917 wheat crop.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
TENNESSEE'S
ADMINISTRATOR
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, Aug. 31.-Profes-
sor 81. A. Morgan, of Knoxville,
Tenn, has been appointed federal
food administrator Of Tennessee,
it is announced.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31

Mrs. Lucy Beloach, of Speeds, is Wis
iting Mrs. Walter Bell.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-31
Teut0n Women At No Distant Date
May Force An End To The End
BELGIAN RELIEF
SHIP AGROUND

(By United Press.)
Key West, Aug. 31.-The Belg-
ian relief is aground off the Flor
ida keys.
The crew is said to be safe and
coastguard cutters are rushing to
the ships relief.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

untcmmt, Der Der englifhen Snnhelss
flotie ent5ogen piro. M6gen isbi au9
untsr ben @erbdltniTen bes &riegss
mebrere S9iffs tIsineren llmfansss
Der Sesinbri 3ussfiibrt perb.n, um
Die por6dnbenen 2iiden aus5ufiilIeu,
10 tonn man bod aud isBi insen,
bab es pefentlit Stiffs bon 1900
biz 1000 5onn,n unh bnriiber iinb,
bic i'm uebsriespertebr sdblsn. 5m
Sunuar 1917 lisieu runb 3,3 WliLlio.
nen Sonnen 5rudtraun in ben enss
lif4en SGfen Elm. Rednet man fis i'm
OurdItnitt BON 5000 Iounen, 70
banbeIi es fih in sinem Wlonai i'm
einen Gihgansspertebr bon 1100Sdifs
fen seasn runb $500 GdiFien In Der
Wode mad Der nmtliden eneliI6en
Wlelbuns. Wdbge5eHb ipirb aber, ME
gefnst. bos 9erbdltuiB bes Jrndts
raums iein. G6on bsute ldBt iid
iiberiehen, bab bic i'm Jebruar bers
ientis tonnage ,insn prasntfob bss
ensliiden Sssbertebrs ifeIIen iuiro,
Der aud ben peitrsifxuSen gripdrs
tungen bti Greunb unb s5sinb senilgen
fam. Die srsIiiasn angaben iiber
be perienitsn igrd6trnum finb burhs
meg faFj6 unb blsi6sn nett binsey bsr
WirtIi9isi. jaIiid.
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arcBcr aorb arfgeIiellt tporen, iDcld.er
bi. Sa9eu aubunetmen beiiimmt II.
Differ anrb ptrb tdgli@ nm IL upr
@ormiitass unb I'M 2 llbr Ra1HIt'
tags mad bsrSnfsI erpsSiri, no er pon
ben 3uit1nbieen geamten tn empfans
genommen ipirb, iporauf bic g5adds
natiirli6 repibirt fperben. Sa bic 3us
ienouneea Iebr 5abIreid, iinS, 10 III cs
er.riinid)t, oab bic Yafete flar iiilo
beuilid, abreiiirt itiib, aiid] niifien
gsanlc unb abreiie 0es albienoers ailf
benz umiblng bes Eadstes aIlgebradi
iein.
Gs III oringenb nottnpcn6ig, 6ab 10.
ircbl IN qadeten mie aiid3 in 9rieien,
meldJr fir bic Srternirten beitinltif
iino, alles ipeegelniicu miro, mas ar'
iio5 erresen tonnte. aIlittbeilnhgen
iolder glrt piirDen In eriserainie ntdpt
oil Gle sl6reiiater gelangen. ulio IN
sipeiter ginie wiirhen iic Ribitinl.
muua bel Der gebor0s terpcrriiiei
,mb ali elmer itrensen 3eniir fiibren,
Gle s,aternirten sper6eH IN feiier
gseiie bebinbert nit ibren 5re,inoell
obsr angsboriesn ju forreiponotrsf.
unb bifIe g.giinitiguns ioliis Iaut 4ns
fft Der einipanberunssbebc nid,t
burf aniiDbige Witibsilunsen ssfdbrs
BET iperben. Wenn ben Jnternlrisn
sitsrotur sugddidt lrirb. foa barauf
aeiebsn iperben, bab bieis fiir iis Mig
iia cber unterbal.tnb III. bsnn fs bas
ben pbI 3sit iibris. ba isiBerIti gtrb:it
fir iie porbdnbtn in. unb ss bat fan!
Mnliht Der Gin!panberunssbeb5ibs
ieinsn 3ped, iie NIT Rriegassfd'i&itH
su fiittern. Die zasessrsisniife srs
fabren re aus ben linen susdnslittnI
3eitung,n, aIIts orbsre iptrb als ilbsr'
tliinig erahtet.
So parf Iaut MnIiht Der Gintpnnoc,
rungsbtborbs mdt aubtr Ndt seIdien
iperbsn, baB "a iih Inn etfpa 1900
perfpnen bdnbtlt, tpslns nidt mir SlI
bsaufiihtigsn linb, fonbrn aud st,
ipifTen. fiir iie fsffaeisgisn geitinmprs
gen interipprfen iinb. CD ipirp Nit,|
manb llnreda gsTtsbsn. 70 lci,es tis|
gsitedttn Grtn;tn sinsebdltsn iperoen.
3HI btiHa Gsunbs isH ns& uHf&t
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ans Sem scrdumteu 1ebiete
sSraxfreias.

lleber bic Rdumung Der Sonlmss
Groui f4reibt Der &risssberihisrTiats
ter Gusen Galti9misbt Der .Jranf.
iurter 3eitung1 II. a. .Bei msinsr
Jabrt tsa4 Ropon treu5.e i3 bas ses
rdumts gebiet. bds, 3ipiiheu unieeer
aIteH uHb unisrer neuen 5roni gsle.
gen. rntsr Musniibung jeoss moslifrn
naiiirIihen goribsils oon l.njsrer 6sts
res!eiiung oils gorgeldab, el.id,iom
ala GIaeis fir bi. sutiinftia.n aams
pfc dissrfekn unb berserif!et lpurbn
1T. Cine breiie gone y, 3erilsruna
in entftaTben, cine 3ons bes Eriests
in ieiner i,nerbittiiditen geiiaIt. g3lii.
benoe 1orier. biSber ,tapobnt lnb in.
miiten irie6lit, bcitelIter 3elSer uuo
lCbitgarten gelngert, rnlidam III
Sdtutt uno siide. lleberaa roren Die
giaiiier, babel, Ssnb an Dos @erf al
Iegen. Die rrld,tigen Gtdnme Der
fraIpoiiid,sn gmeebaimle lagen ibei!s
eeialIt AM @ege, tteils tparen iie all.
aelagt. i'm im lesten glugenbIid als
SinoerniB iiber Die SiraBe eeporica
5ii lperoen. Tie SirabenfreBangen,
bic griideri. bic aun1le uno SfIelicn
marin minirt, bic Winsntammun &c.
la6cn- 9eupeileu Sogen in alIer Hiil)e
acIoniieu Der perfdiebeniten girf,
idruerc 8atterien, Dhmltionsapagrii,
idnrere Qaiiaiitos uno leid,te Baggage.
irdgeIden fIad) riifpnrts, bcd,dnfbeld.
ben init aIlem irgenopie uerlpenoba.
rer ariegSgerdtb. Icr leino miro
feline gloQe Stadel0raht, fein Sen,
fein Strob. feline Giicnbubnid)icne.
fstreH Spnteil, feiie lSnde, fcincn
steaer iino einen grimilen no erit rcdli
lpirb er feiie stnncncn, Vniroucn ODER
C5eluebre porfinben. Die getonnnIten
Ter eIeftriiden Scfipannleitlng Iie.
ger geuorfen an StrnDcnrano. Tie
iSnntIideu stlbeI fir gidi NIB Jel..
phon iiub IN Siterbeit gebradh. Die
gle,fer ON @egs iiiib nliigepiliigt. mn
nie 4rtilerie. Die etiun i.itipdrts Der
jerit6rten Ghnniiee uor5utcmnlen az.
cafjic ,3u nriibfomen @caebautcn ~
sirineen, iiiib ipdhreno 70 iiberaa beaI
Seiilbe bic Tedune. ole llnterfunit
lmb Der 9lbmaridrpeg ent5osen iplr.
ben, beiierten neine MrbeitsfoIomien
nod lett an ben 20hern Der $niipt.
'trnbe. I'M iie bic 8uIest iiir bic lln.
|srss inbxbr ~ sshaltsAs
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9ie ensliide Statiitif iiber ben
Sdiffsperfebr.

gerIin, II. Mdr5. 9as WoIffs
ide Bureau idreibt: 9is enslii4e Res
eieruns bdlt es fir spetmdbig. mos
tentIids 2luspsiie 5u DeroffeHtliden,
bic bic 3obIen Der eins unb ousluus
fenben S9iffe In ben ensliiden !6ds
| fen ben 3abIea bsr perieutten Shiffe
se9enii6sriieaen. 9abei 3eist iid bann,
bub bic 3abI Der in Der @pde eins
unb ausseluufenen Gdiffs in Die Sau'
fenbe ssbt. Iiir bi. erits MSr5tpode
errsidt iie ruHb $500 S6iffe, pdbs
reub nur cine sanS ssrinsfiigise 3ifs
fer isnsr Wo6e, einunbapan3is, aIs
perTentt qsmelbet pirb. anssiitts els
neg folben 9srhdltniifes mub man in
her Shat bic Graee aiftpsrfsu: Wenn
tnapp Elm proaent bes ensliihen Sees
nsrisbrs psrHi9tet pirb, baHn III ss
taum gu periteben, pesbalb bas engs
hide porlument fait tGgIid iib iiber
bic rsgOotbrObuns unterbGlt nnb
narum bic Winiiter unb abuirdls
INNER irisber ben idperen gruit Der
Gage betonen, lparum ginfubrperboOfe
in ioI6er 3nbI erIafeu perben, bab
bic SnbuTtris unb Der Sanbsl gnss
lambs unb bic Qusfubr feiner gers
biinbeten ua4 Gnslanb nufs fbp.rits
bstrpffen iperben, unb iparum bas
snsIiI6e @oIi gu bratoniiden Gins
i6rGntungen aufgerufen pirb. So
bat, tpie eben bstannt pirb, np6 am
9. Ndrs Der ensIiite Warineminiite,
Garion in elmer neuerIi6en Rebe iibsr
bic fhipsre S6dbisuns Der enslif6en
Shiffabrt burd ben lls9oottries Slas
ss eefiibrt. Die @ufsabe Der engliiden
Warine, ipelfe ibre 4ufmsriiamteit
allen Wtesreu Der MeIt aupsnben
mub, lei i6per unb Die Gag. trnii.
Die Wlittel sur getdmpfung Der
rbarbariT6en" 0fetboben bes Jeinbes
ieisn Biz jebt nod ni6t ssfunbeH. es
lei babsr bic Wlitpirtune bss sanasn
2nrbes notbpenoig. lin bic S4pie'
risteitsn bes Woments gu iiberpinben.
Sens 8erDff.ntIi6uneen Der Resies
runs iteinen pprnsbmIi6 basu bee
itimmt gu isin, bic offentli6s Meinuns
In GnsIanb unb ni6t gum ninbeiten
i'm neltrnIen @uslnub, 3u berubtgsn..
Mun bat aud f9pn neutrale 8erihts
eritattsr Osrfammelt, nm ibnen gu
Seigen, pie lebbnft unb unseii0rt es
in ben ensIiiden Sdfsn 5usebt. Sn
England felbft berfnneen bieie Dars
itsllungen inbes f6on nidt mebr. Die
englfide @o6enI6riit .srutb' tabslt
Iol6e tiinitlid auissbouidten Statis
ftiten, bic &iiitsnfdiffdbrt uubariesss
idiffe mitsdba unb Offenbar aud rols
DE S9iffs, bic mebrere ensliide Sds
fen anlaufsn unb jebssmal DON neuein
re6nen, Dorausseiesi, bnb aud nit
bieien ginrstnungsn bic 3iffer ipirts
lid itimmt. Man mub, pis oud bic
,,1rutb" gang ridiia iasi. baran feits
baIten: Der llsBOottries If elm 8ries
eseen ben Sgnbel our Gee. nnb 3tpdr
ausI6liebliH seaen ben lleberiseban'
bel. aeat man i'm su Grunbe, bann
freilih fommt Elm snn5 anberes 3dbs
lenperbdltntB beraus als Bel ben of
fisiet perlautbnrfen enslif6en 3iffern.
Dor alien mub INNER pieb,rbolt tpers
ben, bab ss niht duf bic 3abl bet
ISGHfs fouSeEn aaf ban Trc6traam
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9tm glbenb fubr Der pphlbeleibte
SGnger bon bannen. 2luf bem 8abns
bof partete ieiner Der treue 9aroes
rObier 9threnbs, Der Jpn ftets fir bic
Sper tOitiimirt bate.
Die bsiben berI9ponbeu I'm Soi'
lette5immer.
gaa6 elmer @iertelitunbs, aIs Der
3us einfubr, idliipftepebrotti, i6lant
pie glpp1, aus bem 8ahnbof in iein
ippbl reieroirtes 2lbtbeil unb spnbeIte
ieelenpergniist mad Berlin in Die Of.
fsnen 9lrme bss SmpreIariu. s5ibel
atbmete er auf; .Oes 3sibes biit bu
Iebis. Gott fei bem ShpinbeI snd'
big"
Qlbrenbs aber furrts ben Wdihetorb
iiber bic bolprisen Strabsn bss
Stdbtdens in feline peri6pissen:
SlauIe, Der entbieIt bes Sdnsers
pmin5ies Seit: eine tpubre GusIeie
tunitpoa eearbeiister Wattpns, benn
ole pier Mp9en ipurbs benen, bic er
ibon trus, Elm neues bin5ussfiist.
Was er bate, mar nur @atte! Sir
eine 70 edit ameritaniide Risienguse
tonnie Ct i6on nal Elm llebrises tbun
unb eiRise llnbequemIi4tsit auf fi4
nebmen.
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@ereins.g s.gnstiaen.
uGeutidler sna4. a4.(seieaidlnft.

wlorgsn .3reiiaa. ~. Gpril, albenbs ilts,
ilHbei I'M 9siiiittn aIub bie regelmdeiae Te.
ieeaieriiblna TAFT
aueun .. @orba6. son.
emiI V. Gidisr. ssir. II
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3n DsrmietbemTIats.

25 OF Grtfte Sir. glai bon Sir.
IssH. Sah. 2cilstis Ennnbrp arb 5urnoa.
22,2s,2 26s
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Dem sntsnhanten fi.l Elm @tsin

Dem Sntsnbanten fiel Elm Stein
bonn Ser5sn. settuniab mar ia
fdlieBlid tein @runb sur Wertrasss
I6iuns; irenn Der Tenor niht freitpils
Zig gins, mubte er Jpn beba!ten -
unb 10 leib es ibm um bic fh6ne
Gtimme that, mas nnBte ibm elm
SGngsr, Der i1lehterbin9s niht mebr
duftretsn fonnte?
sd bebaure ben Gal pirtlih bon
san3em Sersen. Pir psrlieren Sic dus
BERT ursern, aber unter ben Obipals
tenben llmitanbsn 1T es idlisbIih fir
beibe 3beile bas bette ="
.@ou3 meins 9lnii6t, Serr Sniens
bant! Wsnn sic mir giitisit bic
i6riftlide geitdtiguns Der aDiuns
unIeres apntrattes seben pollten -"
.Spllen sic beute Rahmittag bas
Zen, it perbe Sbrer Surdlau6t ips
fprt MeIbuns eritatien. SD ienbe
Sbnen nos Sdriftitiid Ioslei9 su.
SIN iibr;sen ieben mir uns ia ppbI
nod, enti6ulbisen sic mid iebt alio
frsunbli6it. gbieu!"
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Der giupanberunssbtb0rbe aIIss Dsrs
mieoen -iuerbeH, mas a(nitob erregen
i6nnie. Rad tpie Dor jinb DON ben
8uieubunsen gtabringsfntitel iroenb
tpelder ari uub sriitiss Getrdnts duss
5ui4likbsn.
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3uisnOuusen an bic ssntsrnirten

Die neutrality-suspicious. bon
Gais ,ssloub beiniibt fid, nod ssrdften.
Die 5iiienbungcn fin Die iilternirten
SeeIelte in i1dlider &eiie Bu bdto.
babcn, odniit tie ibncn obne unniite
3eitperi1inniiib 5ugeiieLt iperoen fon.
men. Sn Der Barge Office iit iititer
Qfpiiifat Nes cSuforfaptipq6 hemut11e ain
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8n Derfanfen - 9sianOs
5n oerfaufen - Grnnb.iaeutbum.

. trmpaui; 1aDe S,sabe. nabe Der Si.
Seoatr1e; bgiber Bl0f bon Der QarIinis;
Gns, Walter, geper; Got 25)<IO0 SHti; 50
bro SUB: sf bdar ,rrb soc fpShentlft: feline
Sieue ON Samiine rHt ScTntaa Grefap.
2e-2e'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

9lls bus Sbeater i'm 6erbft pis6er
begunn, madte pebrpttt bem Sntens
banten ieinen ibli9en Qntrittsbeiut.
Der gbef nabte; i'm gebdmpiten
2i6t beg Salons itunb Cir JaIiioff,
tpis er Ieibte unb Iebte. Sin unf0rms
lid bidss &erl6en, uber beiien 2eis
besrunoung bic peibe Wefts iiberbdupt
tein Gnbe nebmen pO[te. Mlit pon=
itGnbig berfetteter Stimme bseriibte
er ben Sntenbunten, Der pernidtst auf
ben nd6iten Stubl fDut.
$50 tomrnen Sis mir Suriit, 2ie=
ber9 0ds 1T ia eutTebIid! Sut benn
Marienbab gar ni6t Elm bibden ges
bolfen9"
.Sm 9sgentbsil, Ssrr Sntenbont,
i6 bin ben CONNER iibsr pisber 35
9fuHb ihperer getporben, trDb @ar>
iertriniens unb &aiteiung. S6 ipeib
ntft, pas bas tperben Ion! Sd bin
pollitdnbig umsliidli6 unb psr5psis
felt!"
rDia, dber liebsr pebrotti, 70 sebt's
bp6 ni6t! GO t1nnen sic bp6 aur
niht auftreten!N = Dus MAIDEN mir
benn ba?"
Wit fhmer5lfder @nytpeiflungs.
misne fdGite ber Sdnser brsin, pd6s
renb Der Sntenount ii6 erbp6 unb
na9bentIid aif bic b.rbtGden Dipfel
bes Sdinbports bIidts.
aetnsr tpolIte bas bsfreisnbs Wort
iprehen.
s@ielki4t -'-1 besann fdliebli9
bI Tenor.
,,8itte, reben Gle uneslriert, mir
niiFen sinen Mirspeg finbsn.1
rDiu, Der Qr3t meirt, itb Iout mid
einer Rabitnltur antersisben, bic ols
Ierbings tobreldng bauern lam; In
jebem Sale fei es bS6fi stpeiftlbaft, o6
i4 neinen Bii5ssHbst,if is piebsr
Euua1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
GEO. P. SCHWE|TzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 N S
1877 Ca Z. strahs.
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isbsr asf In bsu,f6sr unb eneltfdsr errone
inr gsfffitsients. 9srcine ete. rk5srfetnneer
perbtn nuf sarrf6 tsfcrgt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

Die Spiel5eit sins ibrsn rubis.n
S6ritt peiter; pon 8ertraasloiung
tpdr bel pebrotti ni6t mebr bic Rebs,
I'm @egentbeil, er berihtet. iebem, Der
es bDren tpollts, er befinbe iid in
Da6sbaufen duberft fppbl unb bente
niht boran, peg5ugebsn. Der Sntens
bunt mar itol5 auf feline Diplomatic
uHb bebaHbelte ihn NIT Der uasg.Iu9s
teiten 2tsbenspiirbisteit. Dem Senor
ielbit aber fbien Der @ufentbalt In Der
Meftbens gang ausg5ei9nst gu be,
fommeu. @r eeb1rte 3tpor ME gu ben
mugeren Geuten, jebt aber iebts er Elm
BduHletr an, bos ieinen "a So5ren
bod etnas oorausetlte. Wi font. bas
tperben, fpenn er erif in bas 4iter
FAM ND bic Hatur sstpifIermoben bas
-Reft gibt, ii8 Elm ipenis au runbsn9!
!, Den SatsnSon.su frxtts slaia, Sab
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20
CQNffXIClnSoEaWf6
SENTIMENT RUNS DEEP IN SILENCE


with the Arthur managed to keep out or jacks
night board.
dinner with such pleading express
1T could help but accede to his request
that him short time.
will not believe but am go
the knowledge that shall look like
have together and she is really
l the when did not expect ultimately
will be discontinued than most married men,
and know 1 shall try to make her happy . -,
Paula there thrills in that kind Of love- only
when night last winter you on he
Chose Then caught the fever and caught
by experience Emerson right when he SAID
IN
which Heine describes by saying:
i heavenly JOY
Internal torture the devils
men? They call it-Love."'
81 looked at Jack in surprise as never dreamed ne had 30
sentiment in him.
right and have much more sentiment than
4.
have more sentiment always treasured
their hearts and told me about them with great iee
afterward - a.. IT,. !. oa - pou,.
continually thinking would meet him
The idea became such would when got
to block almost when turned
NEE face he said ..
"Now when lonely it seemed to me must
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loved me-
mwanted much he vsuazed meust AROUND
ooh Marge Magie think of how things in
lust how when reach that corner
around the just beyond 10 JACK van
the
by his told of his feelings believed MN
but enough to know was sentiment JACK was
cherishng and not love for me- . ..u ...ua hin,
say: when Paula knew it was too good to Dc
true. O.. uo, a., truo m te good Run
o,ono and marry after.
~ BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20

IN NEW
CRISIS
Press Leased wireI

tUnNe0 Press Ienae0 "hre.b
BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 20.-An
aggressive alliance between the
Industrial Workers of the World
and the Pearse-Connolly club, a
radical Irish home rule organiza-
ton. is the most menacing aspect
of Butte's labor troubles today.
James Larkin, l. w. w. leader,
Is known to have mad several con-
ferences recently with officers Of
the Irish organization. Much Sc
crecy surrounds the conference
and the plans of the two organiza-
lions.
The Pearse-Connolly club, which
was much opposed to the United
States entering the war on the side
of England, staged an anti-draft
demonstration early in June and
opposes the government at every
turn.
Edward Byrne. jr., agent of the
department of justice for this dis
trict, and his representatives are
gathering evidence, and will deal
swiftly and severely with instiga-
tors in Montana and the North
west.
Montana district attorneys to-
day were instructed to prosecute
Immediately those men whose ac-
tivities could be construed as hos
tile to the government.
Larkin did not leave for Port
land to direct the general attack
of last night as he announced he
would. He is extremely busy here
working quietly. Authorities are
watching him closely.