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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13
Joseph T. Pearson, Jr,
Has Laid Aside the
Brush and Taken Up
the Hoe
By M'LISS

IIIHAT is the relation of the American
w artist TO the war?
Should he play an active, positive part,
shouldering a musket and marching off to
the trenches along with the lawyers, cler-
Rymen bankerJ coalheavers and bakers,
and so on who II they have not already
enlisted will be summoned by the draft?
Or should he be permitted to sit back
and nurse his temperament and talent for
the benefit of fu ure civilization?
These questions formulated, l took them
out to the Huntingdon Valley, where resides
q man of whom John Frederick Lewis, art
eonnoisseur and lawyer, has spoken as
being among thu finest portrait painters
In the country"
The man is Joseph T. Pearson, Jr., and
before he had a chance to utter a word
foresaw his answers to my questions.
foresaw them in his tanned face and horny
hands, in his potato and cabbage patches.
expected to find man in front of All
easel with a paint brush in his hand. one
with theories about the isolation of art and
artists from war and fighters. 1 found
instead a full-fiedged farmer patriotically
doing his bit and planning to do more when
that bit is completed. 1 found an artist
who, with large commissions waiting to be
executed, is patiently hoeing his rows Of
foodstuffs from morning until night, be-
cause he believes it would be wrong and
unpatriotic Of him to paint the portraits
that he is hankering to do when Uncle Sam
needs his services elsewhere.
POTATOES INSTEAD OF PICTURES
zone bushel of potatoes" Mr.. Pearson
said emphaticaly, "is more valuable at this
time than the finest portrait. Thousands
Of dollars might be made painting por-
traits but the country needs potatoes. and
do not believe that single picture should
be painted at this time unless 1t is painted
for some definite patriotic purpose"
When the success of his farm that he
has set out is assured Mr.. Pearson told me,
he is going down to the Philadelphia Navy
Yard to ask for employment there. His fel-
low artist Adolph Borie, is painting battle
ships in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, not
painting pictures of them, but putting his
heaven-sent talent to work that you or l
or the veriest sign painter could achieve.
Mr.. Pearson is more than ten years be-
yond the draft age and, moreover, he is
the father of seven very young, scrambly
and active clothes-tearing, food-consuming
children But when you talk to him about
The present conflict and see his blue eyes
CLINT you get the feeling that only his heavy
responsibilities have kept him from the
front
Nevertheless art circles are humming
with talk Of the dire consequences likely
70 result from the drafting of young artists.
what Is to become of art in America II
.h OF the young geniuses are shot down.
tne question being asked on all sides.
The young geniuses," Mr. Pearson said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13
STXTIETH STREET WANTS
FARMERS CURB MARKET
Business Mems Association Asks
Mayor for Permit to
Eastablish It

The Sixtieth Street Business Mems As
sociation has asked Mayor Smith for per
mission to establish an open vegetable mar
ket at Sixtieth street and Cedar avenue.
where the farmers can come and sell their
produce to the consumer without doing
business with the mddleman.
The idea Of an open market follows the
Mayors automobile tour OF South Jersey
where yesterday he interviewed Jersey
farmers about bringing their products d.
rect to municipal distributing centers In
stead Of shipping them to commission mer.
chants
Many Of the farmers interviewed baked
at the idea Of hauling or shipping their
produce to Philadelphia. They said they
preferred taking II to New York where they
get the maximum OF high prices. The argu.
ment Of some Of the truck farmers was that
It would be too expensive TO cart their
produce to this city when they can save
money by billing direct to Dock street
produce men, to whom they pay selling
commission Of 10 per cent
In the Mayors party were Joseph s. Mac
Laughlin, Director OF the Department Of
Supplies DIR. j. Russell Smith, chairman of
the food commission of the Home Defense
Committee; Frank Commiskey, chief of the
Bureau of City Property; Secretary ASee,
Of the New Jersey Department Of Agri.
culture, and Emerson Roberts. of the Food
Investigation Committee OF the New Jer.
sey Senate.
Theodore Brown an influential truck
farmer, who was interviewed, told Mayor
Smith that the establishment of storage
warehouses In Philadelphia might help to
eliminate the middemen But all this, Mr..
Brown told the Mayor, would require CO.
operation not only between counties but be,
| tween the States of New Jersey and Penn.
sylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13

used. This should be piece Of furniture
not built in, as in this latter case a dis
agreeable feeling Of dissymmetry is caused,
unless there is another built in the opposite
corner
A bay window is a fine luxury in a dining
room; in bay plants may be placed and
CHEEKY, cool atmosphere given to the
room.
Questions and Answers
What would be the approximate cost Of In
room small house? F. f. p.
About $780,
In the case Of bungiaw where the plan
spreads over quite area, will not the length
OF the horizontal pipes in the basement be an
ooJectioh' f. T. G.
large bungalow, tho same as a large
house is better heated with hot water or
with combination system of hot water and
not air. A small bungalow always can be
heated with hot air.
should an architect charge more ~ he makes
separate contracts with all the subsont ra ctors
so that general contractor is not necessary7
l.. A. c.
II he can save you some money by doing
this, you should be glad to pay him more.
we might say however that a good way to
be more or less sure of keeping out of
trouble is to deal with a general contractor
and award the contract as a whole.
Monday-The Kitchen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13
INDIANS FAVOR SUFFRAGISTS
Minnesota Chippewas Turn Down
Chiefs-Give Vote to Woman Delegate

BEMIDJI, Mimi. July 13.-After refusing
chiefs of the tribe representation in their
council on the ground that modern Indians
are democrats and not monarchists
Minnesota Chippewa Indians in council here
today gave the suffrage to women.
The fight revolved about Cora Coffey, a
stenographer employed by the United States
Government at the Fond Du Lac reserva-
tion, who Is the solitary woman delegate.
Older Indians objected to her being seated,
on the ground that the innovation was dan
gerous. Equal rights" however, were
championed by the younger element, who
are in control. One Of the interesting char
acters at the convention Is Captain John
Smith, Of Cass Lake who is said to be 129
years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13
WOMAN'S FALL FATAL
Dies in Hospital After Son Finds Her
on Cellar Floor

Mrs Mary Cavanaugh, sixty-ive years
old, Of 242l North Twenty.ninth street, died
early today at the Womens Homeopathic
Hospital, Twentieth and Susquehanna ave-
nue., as the result of fall down the cellar
stairs shortly before midnight. She had
been to the home of a sick friend.
Frank Cavanaugh. twenty-three years old
one of her three sons. noticed a light in
the kitchen, came down and found his
mother lying at the foot of the cellar stairs
He carried her upstairs and called an ambu.
lance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-13
Free Primers for Housewives
on Canning and Drying Food

r LEADERS, by sending this coupon
~ and two-cent stamp for postage
to the National Emergency Food
Garden Commission, 21O Maryland
Building, Washington, D. c., will re-
ceive FREE OF ANY CHARGE a
primer on canning and drying vege-
tables and fruits. Indicate which
is desired. Send two two-cent
stamps if both are desired.
Fill out the space below and mail,
as this is a part of the personal
service this paper aims to give its
readers.
Street ..................
City. .............. State. .....
Ell. Canning. .... Drying :. =.
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All Higher Grades
Similarly Reduced

Positively nothing reserved
from the nobbiest fancy suits to
the staple blues and black. Sack,
Norfolk and Belted M o d e | S,
single and double breasted, for
both conservative and extreme
dressers. Blue Serges, blue,
brown and green Flannels, plain
gray, stripe and chalk-line Cas-
simeres, nobby light = coloted
Tweeds and neat Worst ed
effects.
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unfdae.

- Der 57jGbrige SenrE &diier ri
seltern Ra4miitas, oils er aH beiu aros
ser'f9eu 2absa RO. 305 @eorss Ctr.
porbeising. in cine oHenitebenbe ael'
Ier1ffnuns unb erIttt etneu S9doels
bru4. patrpIuutO $50. 3 bradte ibn
nu9 bem StabtbuipitdI.
- SoIepb Sbpmas, 125 Oe '3.
Gtraes, Der aIs Stradenarbeitsr an
Der 8. &c .. Balm beiGdftist iit,
ipurbe gtitsrn Ruamittds IN Der Rdbe
Der Gbitering Sirabe pOn elmer 2os
tomotiDe ssiroffen unb bat, ME lie
aer5te bes StabtboipitaIs befiirdtsn,
bos Riidgrat gebrO6tn.
= Der 38sjGbrige Raf6iiiiif Brt.
S9uIb, 428 alottsr 2lpenue, eerietb
seitsrn Radnittag in Der auIose Der
Mdrner GlpatOr &c., 2613 spring
@rope Npenus, Spii4en cine Waidtne
uno bic Wanb un0 Durbe oerart am
san5sn a6rpsr serqusti6t, bab er
our6 Iutopatrol 9 nab oenl Stnots
bofpitaI gebra6t tperben mubte.
- Ser 2otOmotipfiihrer Gbos.
&aIlaber bon Der psHnfblpaniu Babn
ipurbe eeftsrn Qbsnb i,-bem 9abnboi
Der 9elelfadft, aIs er Ieinen acpf gu
mel. aus fsinem SeHifer ftredte, pon
einem SisnaIidiIb setrcffen unb ere
lit cine b0fe 9srIesung, bic er ii9 in
elmer uabessleseneu Mpotbeie bebans
lseln lieb.
= WGbrenb bic so idbrige Gruu
6uttie Bodied, s. unb glberon 4pe.,
bDr ibrer Nobnuns bie Strabs 3u
freiisen ptriutts. tpurbe iie BON bsm
auto Der sSrou SO. 6. Oberlp. 3436
8oubfnot 2(penue getroffen unb ere
litt einen geinbrud, Iofpie anb.re
9erIeeungen. 5srr g. 3. GItine. 3415
grice Mpenue, Elm Mnaen5eup. bes
llnfdIs bra6ts bic grIebte in feinsm
autc nod SnuIe, no Or. Monb fis
IN 9ebanblung nnhm. Syrnu Dbers
lp tpirbs tpcgsr fuhrIdHigen GutOitne
tens Dor bns StabtgeriHt 5itirt,
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college Of Sfafic
Strr SouiS O. Sturm ais 2ehrfrait
fir Sbeorie seiidert-

Jiir bic Sntiritdt bss College Of
Ruiie 1T in Der perfou bon 5errn
3ouis q. Sturm cine neue, por5iigs
Ii6e 9e5rtraft sefihert tDprbeu. Serr
Stlrm, Der ben Sbeorieunterridt LETT
ten ipirb, ift bsm biefssn mufitlitbeus
ben pubfi.um tsin Sr.mpsr, beun ers
ftens TT er felt mebrertn Sdhren In
Cincinnati anfdiIis urO bonn bat er
fi6 aud nIs souf9oPfer bier nortreffs
lid einsefitbrt.
Sn Der porieen Soifpn ber SpnIs
bonieion5grte fiibrfe 9r. alintpdlb
cine Sutte Germ Gtirms Guf, bic NIT
auberorbentIi6em 4eifnq oufgeHoms
men inurbe. Serr Stnrn, etn gebores
ner gmeritauer, bat feine nruftfaliiGe
9usbifbuns gum grpbta Sbeil in
europa senpFeu unb f.it uitumebr Is
Sabrsn IN isinem @utrianbe nit
srpBem GrfpIse unierri6tet urib 1T
fpdbreub bisIr Sabre oud tunf66pfe'
rif9 fb6tig gtpefen. en- Inn bat bas
goIl.ae Of Rltfe unifpeitis etrs ipertb'
pplle Mcuuiiiiion demoGt.
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Mbsefeet
8u rbs nesen angeblider
uureselmdBisfeit cine
.eTemptiou@ geb5rbe
In Rem gort.

1ep gori, 10. ausuft. Die brsi
Wiislisbsr Der hiefigen exemption :
gsb0rbe Ho. SO, bsrsn Surisbiition
ii9 auf sinsn 55eil Der Sitisiis ers
itredts, iinb am Grsitas 2lbenb fun.
mariit hires 9lmtes sntIsbt iporben.
neil iie ii3 ansebIi9 llnressIHdBis,
ttiten gu f6ulben fommsn IieBen.
Die gii9er unb Dotuments Der Be-
b0rbe tpurben bon Der poli5ei bes
i1lngnabmt
Die DaitsIisbsr ,bsr geb6rbe iinb
aouis .. Gbsrrn. Or. 6snrp 30.
@roe6l unb Dr.. e. 3. gsrnfslb. Sn
bsm gefebl, iu ipsIdem ibrs amtss
entfesung perfiiet pirb. heiBt ss. bab
bieier Ghritt bonn prdiibsnten Wils
ION ,,auf GrunD bon uHreselmdbigs
isiisn, bic iia srtisnet babtn iollen. !"
beI6Iofen iporben fei. 5iIfs Genes
ralnnDalt @ontIins perfu9ie ptrges
bens, bic brei 2eute bon ibrer Abfebs
uns 81 bcnnhri6tisen, fonHtt lie ies
bod ipeber in ibrem Bureau NOD IN
ihren @6hnungen dntreFfeu. bn iie
ongebli6 sins AutomobiIfaart mad,
ten mh grsiIEue tzldstA sucsss ihea
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9pTnnnssSna
Sit 5inaisminiifsr RetrafOff bs5iis'
Ii& Der ruiiifdxu Ginan5sn.

Ct. petergburg 10. auguit.
@iae.Yremitr unb JiHan,miniitsr ".
Q. 1eiraioff erildrte am 6reitag bes
siislih Der GinansIdss bes aanbss,
bab ieinsr aniift Haa bic 5anbsIs.
monppols, neIde bic Resieruns gu
f@affn bsabfidtis., sinen ftatindrsri
Qrebit berbeifiibrsn piirbu.0ie GSIs
srn t1nnen. tpie er iagt, niht msbr
erb0bt iperbeu nnb bas borbnnbsne
DefiSit TN gubsst muB infcIsebeiisn
auf onbereBeife eebedt tperDtn. 9ieiss
ioas burt Ginfiibruns elmer #ats
DON Rpnopolsn sef4eben. Der Wis
niiier bemeriis aud, bab bic 3ei4'
nunsen auf bi, TrsihsitsanIetbt ii9
fcpeit auf brst unb cine balbe Wils
lion yiubel belanferl
Jxtereifante Griebniffe
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itdtie tpegsn ihrsr Apbn Rage uidt 5u
erreiden mar unb es auberbem an
Waiitr febIts. Sas Gsbdube Iammi
Der gilridtuns, fptpx $500 IN 8ont.
npten, tpelfe iid I'm Saufs befunoen.
ipurbsn elm Raub Der SlaHmen. Ser
S6abeu betrGgt $3000 pelfem eins
9erii9eruns Don $1,000 stseuiibsritebt.
= Gsitbem Der Gtroritri4ter Sttp
@pIff TN aui ift, fino bic alasen,
p.l9e suriidselest fpurben ober nidlt
sur 8erbans!ung seIansten. auf Elm
Minimum beidrGntt tporben. es
perbient bas gum Sob bes &iGters
ertpGbnt 5u iperber, tpelder bic pfihs
ten ieines amtes febr erHif uimmt.
Die tursen Serien ftrb ihm beshaIb.
nad elmer fold anitrsnsencen Sbdtis'
teit, ipobI gu s6nuen.
= Der Jeuerpsbrmann %. g.
O'Sara bon Der aonpagns SO. 8
tpurbs fit tauslth fir ben MilifGr,
bienit befunbsn. R. 6. Sobsion bon
Der aompasnie glo. / bat refign;rt.
9aburd entItebsn stpet gatansen in
Der Seuertpebr.
-Jrau Marp Seim por go. 1881
GIap Strabe, Cincinnati, TIT seftsrn
i'm SauIe ibrer Wtutter, Jrau Gatb,s
rine Wu5ba6er, so. 40 Of 10.
Strabe. i'm @lter BON so Snbr,n sss
itorbsu.
= SIN gefinben Der 5rau sfr.b.
&ndrr, Satin bes friibertn Stabt,
IfieHors. pel9e iiinsit sirlsn SdIas'
anfaa erlitteu battc, iit zine s,linbe
Wenbung gum 9eferen etngetreien.
- Sm poIiaeigsridt ipurbe seIi.rn
Der Mirtb u. 3. Glafer BON Der 8.
unb Munmoutb StraBe Bon Der gn,
tIage, bas Sonntasssefeb berles. 81
bdbeu, freiseipro9en. Der 9tnipaIt
9uriamp, ipel1er fir bic @eribtibi,
gung erfdienen mar. ertl6rte, bab sas
8eipetsmoterial ni5t geniiss, nm cine
lsberfiibruns bes asseflosten gu
re6tfertisen; aud bdtte bic Mnflaae
onbers Iauten miiTen. Or erfplate
bi.rduf bic SreHpredung. Die @.s
i6ipprenen iuaren: gb. 2pbmeper, 8.
Sscar arefen, Wobert Wa,
ring, aouis Suntsmann unb Sobn
2eu6pe.
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1. 2eutnanis = Wiliam R. 600.
ball, Dapib 8. Brumba9, Sobu o
Stallion. Orlano g. Gretns. gIifforf
q. @risbt, Sames gopurbs.
2. 9eutunrits - Sphn g. Dapis
Sames 6. Orr, George 9. 9oaiitsr
5bomas 6. Stir. Charles q. Rasor
9leiI Mriebt. Hapmpnb 3. Wernsr
Weit gulbertion.
GetbartiIle, gaational
Mrmte.
2. Qeutnarit = Carl u. @ogeler.
2. 2eutnants - Charles Wt. BUR-
4enal, GLENDALE; &ennebp 9ahen5abl,
Uiarion !. 8ocrbees.
Aartiermeiiter aorps.
2. 2eutnants - Npb 70. Bragg.
Suitin u. RoIIman, @iainm s. Druh.
man, aubredt 8. 2eus, Charles y.
SnssrIol. emmett 6. S]sebles, 9snrH
q. Roipfon. WalIter 90. Wtatthreips.
Rpbert S'GpmslI, anrl o. Dra1,
Scbn 8. Rouy. 6reb SO. Sort, 9ers
Bert 6. S1tpob, George .. Root.
Serbert g. DsiI, gbiIip 80. punt.
aeuben u. Solben, Sr.. 2efsr y.
Suttsrmortb, Sreb Qtmtbauer.
Srbpuans Depurtemen m ent
/. 2eirtnant - Oscar 80. Santod.
2. 2sutnartt - SObn 20. Strnoel.
Departement bes 9tutra l.
abiutonten.
1. 2tutnunt - Senrp z. 6unt,
Robert 6 glnd, Surnes q. Wbttidter.
2. 2tutnont = Ralpb u. 9reimtr.
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NeDpprt.
pie SrO byef d p orener

Die 9robsefdmorenen reitbteu gee
tern ibreu 8eri9t Elm, in pel9em bic
gOIisei i&orf tritifirt pirb. .Die
Steueraable1@ beibt es in be1n Be-
ri4t, limb 5u poliaeili9em S6ub be.
re4tist. GS tann tein 3tpeifel barber
obipalten, bob bier bas SpnliibsI fIos
rirt Sebermda,n, jebes Ginb neib es,
blob Sis poliaei nidt.1 Weiter beibt
es in benz Beriht, bdb bic @robges
i4norenen perf6iebens pldBe, mo benz
3asarbfpiH sefr6but ipirb, beTudt
5dttsu, fis fdea ieho4 nint I'M Stmz
be seueten, ben .Siscr IN feiner Dob.
ae 81 aftrGptrsu. Geruer beibt ss, bab
be pDzSd seiniM fei Berboftungcn
Dor5uueSmn, baB fie tebo9 bos r5s
thigs 8gpeiSmaterid mt6t erlnngen
f6nne.1 Gs mirb hesbalb ber 1ors
f4los eemoht, bab bic Stabt<anm-
ulifdrs pDfistffen Dor ben SpieIsQo,
fdfen poFiren ioIIten. Denn bieTe gps
IisiifeH IN far5eu pauien BON tpenigen
WiHiiteu INNER unb INNER fpieber
oas 2otm betrefn tpiirben, niirben
bte Spisler Der Gt5rung bafb iiberr
briifig iprbea. Renport babe piersig
poIisiffex, @eikpue BIER, Oaptpn bier.
&ete sapihiDsn @3 ssuE G6exiG ban
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Dot einieen 9agen anonpmt Briefe
3iisesanesii, in benen bebaupttt ipurs
be, bob Qsite, be Dor bic betreffenbe
Beb1rbe gefpmmen iparen, TIRE Be
frsiuneeu BON WiIitdroienR trtnuft
bdtten.
GIauben ni4f an Edto 10 i
ruug.
Gbitagp, 10. Gug. Gls Teslie
SaIoipsn am Jrtitug unter ber elns
flase perbaftst ipurbs, niht fir bic
WiIiidrausbsbung regiffrirt su baben,
entbI6bte q feline 9ruit unb 5eigtt
ben ibn Derbafterbm @edmttn. Dab
auf f.iner gruif fem boiler Rams.
fofpie 9ag unb Sdbr feinsr @eburt
ais Der Is. QobeInter 1885 tdtotpirt
unb er bater iidb midi 5u regiftrirsn
brau8te. Die peamten bcbieIten ibn
jeSo4 trobbem m Saft uro bsbaup'
ten, bab biefe Sdtotptruns srit am
SOnnsrfas @benb porstnOmmsn
tpurbs.
Riefen6ed.
Rem gprt, 10. ausuf. - Sm
aIorirunssbaufe gina am 5reitas Der
gr5bie gbed In Der Gsf@i9ts bes Sr'
itituis elm. gr lauttte nuf 96.111Jf
III. JILL nnb NOR BON 8. g. Nor'
gan &c Go. gu @unften bes tanabii4en
syinargminiffers IN grlebigung Der
$10O, ,000.0 anIeibe ausseiieat ipor'
ben, be bier BON einem Spnbifat, an
bsFen Spite bic Rorgurs fianben,
pprbeu IN.
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@erosn tpie ole anberen Der biir.
iore bes amerifaniften 8totten
arases tbeilbaftig iDeroen.

Bafttnston .. g., 10. slug.
@oriiser .9aniion bonn anlertfanif4erl
9iotben arei, erIieB ON 5reitagabenS
e,ne grfIdrinp, I'm ie6en 3fpeiiel bar.
iiber 5n perifsi,d.r, bab bas aniert'
farliihe Hotbe RreiiS ber1punoete ooer
friegseefaneene Seatide bic ietnsl
& bEiit iiberantiportet per6en. IN feinsl
g9eiie psrnnfLdiiigen iptro.
.9lls Ter Strieg Stpiid,en ben Der
eiriotcn Stacten mnb IeiititIanb er.
H6rt tpuree, riagte Serr Eapiior.
..bcre airtoniotii9 bic RertraIitdt oes
Grheriianiifen Rotben arei5cs aitf
9os Gmerifaniihe 9iotbe areiia fan,,
MIR biuter ben aiilien Der Sruppen Der
8ereiniqten @fadten urt6 Der slaitr.
ten tbdiis iein. aber bas 9iotbe areus
fennt teiien llnterfdieo btnfidytIi4 Der
EmiouaIttdt cer Bertplil0cten. Seber
pertpunSete Seiub, Der rem amerif1.
nifteu giofben arei, iiberaIitwortct
ipirb, mirb ebeIto behanbeIt Deroen.
tuie elm 9ermnbeter Der befreunoeten
Geite.
gSas nm Die gspTttif bes Mmerifanf.
f,Gen 9iotben Grepes nit gesug aiii
qeriouen bciititer abftnumung IN
bieiem aanoe anbetrifft. ic piro abi,.
Iut fein rlnteit4ieb sfpii8eu anicrifa.
riiten @irerrn eenoft Sotpeit bic
SofpttaIa,n1tnid,nften tn @etradt forn'
men. bic bier Sifarnieneeitelt per.
ben, 70 tperben iie naH europa &c.
im,bt, Inn ioipobI nrit nnieren fpie NIT
ben armsen Ter alliirteu 5n fpirfen
inb uenu bic aeiite eineenuiirrt iino.
nerben fie EN- 9bei Der Sunbesaruice
iuio bas aotbe areis fprpie bic BIN.
6esnrmce MAIDEN feinen lliiteritreo
5lpii6en IopaIen ornerifaniid,en @iir.
germ, gIeid,niel mas aud, ibre abitant
ming ic;n mag.
llnjere IiIiirtn in europa babsn
jebo9 Das ameritauii4e Staaisbes
partsment eriubt, es nidt 5u geiiat'
ten. baB psrionen. bic entDeber IelbIt
in einem Der feinbliaen 2duber sffos
ren ipurben, pber beren gltern aus tis
mem bisier 2dnbsr ftummsn, als eiDi'
liifen In irsenbsinem Der Gdnbsr be,
aaiirten reiien. Sas Rotbe &rsn5 TT
iebO4 in bisisr gngsisssnbeit DOritsls
Zig seporben unb es III 5u boffeu, baB
i6Iisblid bieie geitimmunssn auf
teins perfonen anpenbung finssn,
bic fir bas 9lmeritanii9e Eoibs
areua tbdtig finb. sIei9DieI tp,lf,sr
abitammuns iie au9 iein m5aen.
Dos Qmeritanii6e Rotb, arsus
piinidt es iIar psrEanben su ba5en,
bab es bic Mi.biIfe jsbss IopaIen
ameritaners fpilIfommen beibt, unb
buB es bi. aopalitdi nidr mad Der
atfommuna bemiBt.
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gdtperes ilnbeil
Ri9tste m aonbon cine erpIOFOn bcn
ghemitalien on
Ousenbe bon perfpnen ipurbm ses
t0btst obtr psrI.si.

aonbon 10. alusuit. Srfols.
tiusr gIploiion nit na4fOIssnosni
i}suer IN elmer srObsn ebsmitaIiens
Jabrif in Sitsaonbon ipuros IN be-
Radt pom Sonnsritas bas Gsbdnss
5srfSrt unb Subsnbs pon arbeltern
ibsils e.iObiet, tbsils perIsst. Ttsi'
sebn aeidtn Don Grauen purosn big
jsbS aus ben RuineH bsrousgebcl..
Ginsr srob.n anSabI Der 9srIsbtsn
purbe in poIi;eiS SiatiOnen uno ens
bsrm 6duiern Gr3iIids SiIfe gu ibsil.
Die Suds mad ipsittrsa 2eihsn
oduert an.
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Die Offisiss rtIdrtsn. bdb ibr
SGiff am fslben aass AUDI Die TlonHs
idaft bss nortpsgif6en DdmpfsrS
.8sngusla- aufsssriffen babe, Der Lon
sinsm beuiTdsn sau4bcOie ssiopsst
unb aIs saudbootsg sgoiis auf tobsr
Ges benubt iporben fei.
I'm bernfelben Sose fei br bkr ss'
lantets fpanifdx Dompfsr bon einsm
eroben 9auhbopte oneshaIien fpcrben.
Gin flsines Boot besfelben bab. sirrn
llnteroffi5i.r an gorb ssbrddt. tl'
der ben Rabio sNpporat asfiiDrts nnb
bic Ghiffspopiers forsfdftis priifse,
iporauf BEN S8iff s,ftattti iprrfs.
ipsifsr an f1breu.
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0eripnmbet
Wurbsn sip,i Mitslitoer bss ams'
ritaniI9en ambuIaiSoisniits.

pdris. 10. aus. priee Wr0uil
ian aus Sperbroof, pa, unb Wanns
9ttterlein aus philadelphia. pa.. Spsi
UliigIieber Der Ssttipn 22 bss Ams'
ri.aniI&en Roiben SrsuS ambnldH5s
Dienftes ipurosn Don CHM S4rapnsll
idipsr oeripunSet, ols fs nit bsm
Qluflaben Don 0srtpunoeten. on sirleS
pprgei9ob.Hen Stsas Der RampiIront
befddftiet iportu.
gletterlein trug fisben Wunosu ba'
pon anb .ins I.iner 8sin, mubt. ans
putirt per6sn. gejbs befinben ti9 jsst
aubsr asbensgefabr. Sbnsn fpurce
bas ari,sstreuo unb bic Wsiliidrms'
bnilIs psrIisben.
@rtbur a.mp, Der 30 ben sritsn
Witglishern b.s ambulan;bieuiiss I'M
Sobre 1914 ssborts, fat bas arisss'
treus srbalten.
2tebtnedt foil fret fem.
pa'ris, 10. 2lusuit. Dr. aurl
aisbtnedt, Der So3iulift.nfiibrsr, lsr
isiner5eit Don stnem striegsseridt gu
pier unb sinem balxn Sabre 3ipangs'
arbeit p<rurtbsilt porbsn mar, IN ans
sebli6 aus bem Gsfdnsnib sniIdFsn
iporben unb ioIl iih I'M Iebtsn S.as
blum Der S6ipinbin9i in strNm s,cs
fpitdl befinbeu. DisIe RnGri9t miro
bm .9emps aus @snf iibsrmiiisIt
unb Der aorrsiponbem bsbauptst. iie
Don einsm fo.ben aug 9eutidionb
suriidssisbrtsn SoIdnb.r srfabrsn 1a
babsu.
gnsIanbs arisestofen.
2onbon, 10. alusuit. Der
gIodabeminiiisr aorb Robert Gsil
iprah an 5rsi.ag nit bem gertrtter
Der slFociirisn preHt iiber .9rissss
nusgnbsn" unb temsr!ts. I'M ben 4iirs
germ Der Ser. Siantsn, ME .r iaefe,
cine before Jbae bon ben 2aifen 3u
g.ben, pel6t gasIanb trassn miibts.
bnb bonn II. qlpril 1914 Bis gum 4.
giuguii 1917 bic britifbs Rssierung
$26, ,37S. 100000 peraus5ubt bate
unb bnB bon bi,fsr Summs 1920
OO0, 900 nn bic alIiirien enslanbs
pOrs,itredi iporben isisn-