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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21
WOODEN VERSUS STEEL SHIPS

Now General Goethals concludes the steel ship costing
more than twice much the wooden One is better for
the German submarine harvest than the latter We have
profound regard for General GOethas opinion but re-
serve the right think he is wrong in this What is
needed is an abundance of ships that can be built most
quickly and most cheapy They built for the express
purpose of running the most dangerous blockade ever
established with the chances largely in favor of their not
making more than few round trips on an average To
meet the demand requires the ships that traverse
the Atlantic at the earliest date. The wooden ship
do this Then as to cost it would require the sinking OF
double the number of wooden ships to cause the same
damage However General GOethals has charge OF the
work and what he says goes As he says perhaps only
about 100 wooden ships will be built it will still fall to the
Northwest to build these However this need not dis
courage Oregon ship builders for the demand for ships
by others than the United States government is such that
every ship that be turned off the ways will be taken
as quickly as she can be fitted out This is not only true
as to the present. but after the there will be i'm
demand for ships of any kind do the worlds car
ryng The great tonnage destroyed will not only have
to be replaced but the worlds merchant marine will have
to be largely increased to aid in rebuilding the devasted
section 1t will take five, and possibly ten years
after the ends to bring the complement of ships to
normal and reduce freight rates to standard that will
permit the world to do business again normal basis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

1t looks though Russia had weathered the storm fol-
lowing her change of rulers and getting on her feet
with stable government The latest news is to the eff
feet that the new government will stay by the pledges
made by the old regime and will continue to prosecute the
war. 1t may be she will not be able to start vigorous
offensive at once but long she stays with the allies
and maintains an army the front that will compel the
kaiser to keep strong force to meet it. she will do much
toward winning the war This it seems she is doing and
will continue to do At the time the offensive began
by the Italians will compel the sending of reserves to that
front and with the three fronts to take care of all at once
1t is going to make it strenuoS year for Prussansm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21
Ripping Rhymes
CHEAP FOOD
by Walt Mason

= hIlo" HoI what THIS uprOar means, about
the cost of living; Pm eating dandelion
greens, and much delight they're giving
The dendelions abroad, in yellow-bIoon1ing
splendor, wherever they can find the
ground, and they are nice and tendar
,,o,. nou \ m ma them growing on your lot, as on
your you. lawn you potter; you put the blamed
W S1llngs IN II pot, together with some water
Y You boil them with piece of meat, then At
rnt ,nt taole 4 rally and dine and what you can
%"t d1T eat' you throw out in the alley. Such
diet at this season means the c1ra If oil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

prevention bureau fSE g. '''s 49, lr,ll
n the interest Of the iIi'l'''
panies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

The question: what shall children read in war time?
has been raised and far not answered We have no
suggestions to make to what they shall pese but sug
ges that if they want to know anything of history they
dodge the series of school stuff called history and now
studied as SUCH Ayers almanac with the changes of the
moon and consequently knowledge of the right time to
plant potatoes might make substitute for so called
school histories
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

G greens @ are quite helpful tonic They heal the nerves
bring e new s ha ydf od bs5 S05 5saG and homes they
flourish But dandeons grow at large and do not cos
I penny we want the things for which thew charge o
Else won't Won't have grew ON very shrub
,b ubet ~ t Meea pore honey we'd say They aren't fit for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

Colonel Joab of Seattle is patriotic that not long ago
he caused the arrest of young for alleged libel
of George Washington The jury trying the offender
found him guilty One would think that with this ex-
ample before him the doughty colonel would have used
least common discretion in speaking of the present pres
ident However, according to the news dispatches he
made bitter verbal attack on President Wilson a few
days ago in the shop Of old man. republican but good
enough American to accept the selected by the peo
pie his president well of those who voted for him.
When COL Joab gave vent to his feelings about Wilson,
the old expressed his opinion about the Colonel by
landing the Colonel with indignant fist to
such purpose that the Colonel forced to wear it in
sling to speak, for several days "It makes great
deal of difference with some people to who does the
talking"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-21

Yesterday was the seventh Sunday after Easter, in
cudlng that day. There is old saying that if it rains
on Easter it will rain seven Sundays in succession
Whether there are any figures back up this belief is not
known but it is fact that the rule worked this wear It
cid not rain much Yesterday but enough to make the
record good One other Sunday had put sprinkle but it
raned on each and all of them Let us hope it will not
start after record but let go it with "seven wet
The confession of Riggen at Hllsboro Saturday that
ne ed Bootn true gives another hard Jolt to crcum
Stantal evidence 1t this kind of evidence entirely
on which Booths wife and William Branson were con-
vcted and sent to prison Rggen story being probed
ana as Tar as followed seems to be correct Should nves
doors to those now serving time for the crime.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

fen an ben unrsd,tfn. Ias Elm s}ader.
9lamsn sObn glenns aus slnDoper,
bariiter iagt, fEingt MIA sin Romdr.
er iastf. isinf J.ttfiebersi babe tsinen
grDBsrtn Herfh ois $4,000 befehsll
ifno bic gsader b6ttsn ibm $3.50. 100
geboten. ais iie fanbsn, eab lie ibm nii
ibrsn Metbobsn uiht beitommen tonils
ten, bnb Iie ibm bic 9isftrdrtsu boa
glbiaaitpifsn bard, gytraptrsiituns ab.
ipsuiiie Su maiden psrfudien unb feline
arbsiterIdaft our1 bobere 2Sbns bon
ibm foriIpdten. Die Insabe tlana 70
5sfrsmeens, oaB bic unteriudunass
SommiFiOn TIN nGbsr bariibst aus.
iraste, Sab er tbatfdhlith ein 9sfGeni
pon $215. 900 aasf6lus. Seine Grs
tldruns mar, baB sr iih eesen ben
3Dons ssbdumt babe. Ofienbar gsst
bier ein Gan BON sans uneapOhnlihsr
Saratterftdrie por. gs ift ui9t benfs
bar, hab anbtre elmer ipifen @eriots
lung ipiberitebsn t6nntsn. Bon eieisr
ausnabms abesf b.n, bittet eas ges
tpeismateriaI sin Bib ppn otonpmiz
jdem syauItr DIT, tpie es ii6 ni4t buats
ler malen ldbt Der Hesierunasans
malt Ssnap iprift bon 8riminalpros
seiTen, bic er aHbdnsis MAIDEN min.
Tas fauu nicht bic minbeife Befriebts
suns eepdbr n. penn man ipeib. ME
reIultatlos a1e bisberig:n prc5siie
perIaufsn fnb. aIs Dor Sabren dbns
liat gorgdnse .rpisisn wurbsn,
befanb bic Sirafe in siusr GelobuB:
bon 5000. Das ipirtt fia'rIid nidt
abi1redeno. Man Bat bacon sefprcs
hen, bic 9elobubs abSuihoffen uno
Idtpsre @efdHeHibfrafen gu osrbdn'
gen. Das bat fih in anber'H 5daen
dls ysrqeb ms srrpiefcn. neil bic ssuries
Die angetlaaisn freiiprudsn. offcrbdr
infcloe Der Infht, bds es fem 0ereres
ehen IN, einer Ronfurrerfen aus o"rn
gelbe su rdumen. Ter Wonopclismus
muB nit anSrsu Mdffen, als mt
9uGthdus, eefdmrfi rpsrben. 90 melt
mir BIZ gahlare aepriiff hobT, fhe'nt
ca, oas ber WoHopciismus url6ers
rinebar in unb nur burh greisrcaus
fotiruen IN ShraHtn gebdIten irsrs
ben tGnu.
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iud1es III Der 6au. frenn ein hbfrmcs
.Bietr Wrofit gsfaIoeri lfn erlaIsf
ntrb. Tin eirea Ver9lfib aii3ulifusn:
Beun fiit pier Wlann sin Saib Hrno
eorhoneen II nnb fti utdliA orti
Bisrtel nss eatbes ilr lid riinInt.
oann mullen nofpaerrunssier srslle
erei Wann bunsern. Do9 polsn iplI
ntat uuesre9t iein unO be Sapiia'
ltltsn als bic ausin Sdulpigsn bs5e'9.
neu. 9u4 IN Der Irbsiiertlaiit feblt
IS niht an tolhen feibitfubtistn De-
fpnomen. eide refrutirt f4 aus
geltrnten uno nneslsrntsn Irbeitern.
1ote sleiguns Der eritsrtn. ete daH II!
groBem WaBe perpirtlitt ptrb. sebt
oa4in. ben grobten 5bril bes aohn'
fonos fiir ii4 in anfprua gu tebnsn.
ipordus iih erseben mib, oaB fur bic
ipett sroBere aldfis Der urgelstnten
arbeitsr nur 10 pisl Derbleibt. ais bic
onosrs alaife iibris ldBt uab bic unsss
lerHteu glrbeitsr finb Die Opf;r biefer
unsereHten Wsrtbeilung, ba lie nid1t
senus psrSi'n,n i6Hnen, nm fir ar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
Das gsrb5r bss senaiseRoms

Sas 8erb5r 6es SeHatszRom'
mittees ib.r bic &o1leuzS zSituatinn bal
etns sroBe Dseiuuugsp.ri4teoeiIbeIi
sn 1ass sefOrbert AsGbreub Die eis
nm pspauptstsu, oab ui4t s.Rus Rob
Zen seloro.rt peroen, hehauptesen an
berc 3sugen, oaB eas uidt o.r 5a[l
fei. irnb.rn Der HoblsnmangeI ourh
xrdn pottl4pierigtsiteH perurlahi
NJ rbe. Senator Resb. elm Ritsli.c Der
SrmwiHion. prtrai bic aHii9i. oaB
bic bobsn a6bRe Der Gn6l.ngrdber ben
Dianssi OsruriadtsH. 9isi. bditeu ]ur
Jcise oaB bic 4obleHgrGbsr bios ri II
Sagc IN Der @ode arteitsn, mas dser
uidt be 3uitimmung Der 3sugeu fano.
ssm 9llIg me;neu ieood puroe bic
Srcn 'portftpduua ats bic Saunturs
fade bss Wangels beSsifnet uno oieie
ipirb n-h ouburh pcrf6drft, oa5 81.
feuhabneH arbsren @aaren, neil Re
hoHers Fradtrateu brinoen, Dor Rob
len ben 8orsua qebsn. Tos piro lpohI
aufhorsu. feitbem bic Giierbdbneu m
bi> gerinaffuus Der Rssieuiug ii6ers
sesuuesn fiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
MAS Der Regterunesan,

MAS Der Regierunasdns
malt Semen 6eri1tet, lGBt srfe=
bn, oaB es cine fat uuiiberpinolicbe
4uIsabe 1T, pas pubIitum DOT ben
Grprsnuugen oes 9rpBtGPitals gu
I1ubsn. Seit eiHem Sabrsehnt unb
ned barber bemii6t Ii9 bic Resie=
rung, bic apnturren5 am 2e6en gu err
baIteu uub monoppiiitil4e gsreiie ni4t
auftOmmeu gu lafen. Msie oersebens
nas eeipefeu III. ldbt ii6 aus Der q be
oes ResieriugsanDaft Ssnep eris6en,
tpsI4er fagt, oas biz @roBpudsr BE
Jsttiieoereien pnH aufdug Big gu gnee
tontrnlIireu unb oaB bic 5tei14preife
ni6t nad natiirlihen grsi gel BEN,
fouoern nad bem WilI,n Der gdder
beittmmt tnerb'u. Das bic 3cugen
unsfdgsu. 1T Iebtglid eine @ieb rbos
lung beHsn. mas man f9uu felt 70
oisien Jobrer un6 70 bdufiq aeb6rt
bat. I'm ale 6leifds, syett= uno aups
6enabfdfe III ertanaen. heiBt es. uers
ben Die Fleif6er 6urfl Grtrd7abluunsu
oeranIaBt. lire &onfrafte nit ducereu
Feftiiebereisn su br'den. Wsuu BIZ
BIan betauut fpirb 4onturrsns6striebe
~ erri6tsn. nirb iebe oenfbare agitns
rim irs Bsrt gefest, uno mar dHf
folh' Beifs oie Ronturreus inter-
eridt, 70 beqanu 5ds ,.@entrem-ns
IrTemezt- ooer Die ndm rrf oeuffd3
faden fpiiroe, bic ffiIFdp~iqenbe gerz
srrbdrung neIH~u 8rsfs ufou Dem
2isferanfen Der gbfuTfpfFe guhfie nnb
nel6er Treis mrn fir bag grrcuff
BEN Terbrduh-r dboetfdnqte. ue6er
bsn SI'ifdbdubeI ierbIf bd6et 3euden
nusofaat. SdB Die Acnfurrens uuters
crii6i mBrbe. irHert nun IN MEN
@rcbfdotn RleiHbanpInRaeu rrihs
tefe, bts untrr Dem Rsfeurreis ssrfoHfz
fen FIG ale gRitbetperber aus BEN
@efMSft nsrsrdrut fparsn.
GsItsentfi9 fcmmeR eis DseucsoIis
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Sie Brpslinie.

Die gtast Rem gori III IN Die
fem uno bdsu 10 itrsusen @inter Dor
Der uHli.blamen er1heiHuns Del
8roolinis, nas beibt aeuteH. bic po1
@aits unS SoithduferH ouf sin Stid'
den grpo part.u, nm ihren naseuosr
9unger su ttilleu, oerfbcnt sebllsbeu.
SelbItpsrfdnOlid tn bas auf bic Be
iaaftisuns auriitaufiihreu, pel9s BIZ
Erieestnouitrie hictet, dber gfetdh3estla
srlebiat bas cine friiber bsliebte Nus
rebe, bag bic 8rpDliuie aus Meniteu
fita retrutirt. bi: su trdse iinb, 5u dr'
betten uno oafiir lire sere4te Strafe
finben, oab iie bettsin nriiFen. Gui
biefs Beiis bat nan be sroben Vadne
sel Der birgerlidsn SesonoHie INNER
su beihTnie n oeriudf. Wtdn bat bic
otpnorfifden einriGtuHgsn inImer
entf6ufoigt nnb eas, Das ats ibre
RdnesI beroortrai, auf ibre Spfer
abaupd1aen psriudt. Gds Diro HiGt
mehr m6glid fem. od srvisieu 1T. BAT
o'r Gruro oer bift'r 4rmuth, ois IN
friibersn Sabren uprhsridts. abeitslo'
fgtsit mar.
Ddmit piiroe fir bic 3utunft oas
otrupmii9e problsm NIT ben pier
@ortsn: ,Sas Rsdt auf arb;it1 aus
ssgtben ieiu. ST es lDsbar9 Garauf
tann nur Die slntmort luuten: rGs
muB eelSft psrneu.A MeHu es beibt
bag oer Meuib, DIT nidt drbtiten mill,
niet eTeu folI, 10 srsibt fid oaruus
nit 5ping'nber 2ogif Der RahIus.
oab man ben Rsufdeu 4r6sit bei4ofs
fen muB, bumit fis eHsn f6nnn.
Die biirgerli9e Osiouomis nirp bas
segeu halt,u, odB ber 9drs Der S5n'
ouitris nift gleidmGBig fein tunn, ba
iabitDtiIugn uuo Rrifen nihi gu
rermsiD,n iiub. 9ieis unpermeiDIlhz
tsit tefireitsn mir. Sas, mas nptb=
psnbis 1T. nm 4r6eii gu beidaffen,
feblt in nprmalsn 3sitsH HismaIs uHb
bag limb RrbItpffs uub MrbsitsfrIits.
Ia iolIts ss bod niht an atrbsit febs
len, osrH Der brittle Gattor. Der geodrf
ndf Waarsu. in ebrufulIs immer pors
6arben. WsnR IN elmer &riie bic
uaa Danren ftodt. ip 1T
oas nid,t oem ishleubeu WiQeu, fonz
oern Der llufGhigt'it. @dareu gu taua
ZEN. susufhr- -ibcH. Sisbt man, ipie
oas INNER IN einer &riie Der 5un III.
oab Mieuf6sn bungrig unb in 2umveu
1ehiigt iiub, fpirb nan bod iineriih
Ti6t b'baupten tpoleu. pdf eine Griiis
,ns mangeiRb I Rd6frage nad Ndae
Ten sntitebt. Semnah mif:n be
Rrifer auf dnoeren urfahen berubeu
rnb re miifisn. mas ncd m'br in Be-
raff fnmmt, BE Tolge sin.r fehlers
Iafteu 6foncmifden sbeprie fem. Mau
lat nGs aud auf Seifen Der hiireerfi=
BIN SetDnoHen eiHeefsben Hnb eer>
udt, ri fsu 3irffdnb su ertldrsr. rrfp.
a rehtfertigen, iHsem man Rrifen ala
rnlden eiHsr lIeberfpaunuru bee &res
'its hiHit-lIt. 9auit fpirb lebidlih
epiefen. bob bi'fe Oefpuoruis md
-uf finunsielIem @ebief falfden Nns
bouundeu hufrfdt, meft eine ars6it=
.brrfpannung nfhf anffOmIneH fann,
o Iande ein Wsrfsaustaufd ffatifins
st gBirb aT6eit deaen Baare dusoes
1ufht unb Hnssfsbrt. fc in bas EN-
Der eine 11sbefpdnrung
usfdlie6t Sffsrsdr fisni br iIms
uHs sTr. bah Wsrfhe ohne Gedens
,crth erlrrnt fperbsn bdnH fann feis
d bic Rs8Huns nifi fttmrnen nHS i
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Veri6nlids Serantmortnna

Die prohibitior bat Der serfonli-
den 5reibeit ben fis6enidbrissn Aris
erfldrt. uHS bisfsr atiss pirb, j.
mebr er gu Sabrsu iommt, nit no5s
tenesr Grbittsrung sefibri psrosu.
Die @egner Der probibition, bislsr
uHgershteu uno un5ere4tieteu geporr
mrnonHs. tpsrSen gut bnrnn tbun, iib
az oitisu aanpf porsubsrsiien uno
! ibn nit aller Gnti9loFen9eit quf,ns
Hsbmen. Gs rDdrs elm DsrbGugnibDOls
lsr Jrribnm, in oiefem aumpf iia init
Der Soffuuns auf ben geiunbsn TlsH'
ftsHDerifoHo su bef6eiben. gDir oiirs
fen uHs Hidt bnurii beguiigsn, ods
mir an bas oeMofratifGs Gefiibl Der
prohibitioniitsn appsnirtn unb Iis nit
@erHuHftssriinben gu iibsrseugsn Der
iuaen. Den @erfe6tsru Der probibtr
iioH iehIt iopobI bic Gemoiatis, a,s
aud bic GsHuufi - EN- bopp,ti.r
WsangsI. eer ie gu uiiUberp.rtpissn
gmeritanern ifsmpslt. lInb borum III
a. soppsIt trauris, bog bieis gepes
gine eegsH ben Willen Der Renf fiat
ioIGe ausoehuung onnsbmm tDnnts-
Gs bunheIt fid Hi6t 70 fair I'm ben
Wsrfb bss Bi,rss aIs 8oIisndbruIg.
,iusn punii, ifer ben iia Die 8slstr.
ten lIuoii einid iub, ooer UNI Die
Stdolidtsit BEG Bbisisp, es bGnosli
iiA nm ban GiHsriff in bic pui0ulis
dsH Rshts bes Snbipibuums, nm Ii.
3praHn'firung Der giirser i'm arnbe
Der Jreibeit-
9orerf periubt r1an ss nod. Der
9robibitioH nit 8srnluesgrinosn
bsi5utommsn. Die rebirngO tribute
ftrei6t: Die mnberus 1suhsus Ssbt
babin. oas SnbiDibuum nit s:uem Js'
fssfitxu Snubpoll Opn pfOh.oitiou
su umsehen. Dieter @aa bat be 9e'
iiimmiius. bds 5ffsuli6s Wobl Su
f0roern, bic Gepotuheittn bss Snots
pibuums gu 5eifiissn ppm IugeutI;i
an, no Ct morgeHs auffieEt, bis SIR
5tunbe, ND er fh niebsr su Sett
Isat. Benn bas SHoiDibuum iid iDst'
terpsnbiit1 5siet, mub oas 9eieb es
on fsin.m Gn6oaeu 5upfeH. nub e
fsrnem DIR cine CUTE Rabnuns aus
raunen, unb penn biefe Rabuung
uuhsfolst blfi6t, mub Sas Gsisb Dab
sSnoipibuam nod fsiier bsi feintm
Gn6osen uebmsH mn ss pisoer arr
ben Qfub ber Rs9tli6teit, Don benz ss
abgeirrt lit, suriidsufiibrsn."
Sr. arthur SbabDeH fasi in
Drinf, 5empsrenre dub 2egisIatieH-
rgsgenipdrtis matt ii9 EN-, pbilcios |
phis brett, bic iia tcllettip utnnt. Die
a5er bic peri0nIi6e Grsbeit isign-t.
Tcburd ioa Der Gin5sIns pohi far
feinen Rd6fieH, niht 06er fur iih isls
Ger osrnHtportii1 senaft wsroen,
ober nit anbereu 8ortsH, bite ybis |
fpfopbie nia siu,slue Snb'DioneH D,n
ieopeoer 8erautpprflidieit btfrsieH |
unb bafiir dnoers nit Der aufsabe fee !
frauen, ni9t Bios fir iia fslbff. iCn'
bern du6 fir bic iibr.gen gu ferlsn.
Eiefe tpnfufer Snesu, fDsffe be Rcs
men WiFenfhnft urb go5iulrsfc-m
i6dnbeu, iinb bos Grasbnib eintr on
5eniIttdt ls;eenten Qualification. T0s
1n ntr unirer grii6sr 5iiter fsiH
5oer ntt. IN grifer ainis uriiifm Dtr
uufere eigrnen 1itsr fen, be1or mn
bic 8nontnprtIng fir ale nnrerrn
ibrHebmen. Tiiss feugneu ipclIen.
5eibi ben freitn Bflfsn lsnsnen, ocs
nna Der nbiTofcpbffdsH Speiulniion
'ntIpre9en. ipdrs nter fit bag ptrts
i&e asbsu perbausnibpOu.- |
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nj, eifenbabn.9er no al :

Die Gifsnbabn. Germ al
ter bab.n cine 5orncruns ihrss gs'
fammtperionals auf 2ohnsrhObuns I'M
Setras. BON pierJis Fro5ent arssIDt.'
fen. Sic ibsrlaiieu bic Gnti4etpung
bdrlitsr oer yegIernng, bic iest ben BE-
trieb in Sdnbu bat uno ME iie bss
merfen iine iie brett biden Bctrieb
ber R,sieruns bauernb 5u iiberlahsn,
sa fie ni4t niiTsu. ipit iis segen bic
bettonSisen Joroeransln ihres Yerlo'
Hals aufiommeu folIsH, bic fchor IN
Srieoens5sitsn eiu uHlpsbdres proBlsm
totu. Beur man bic SSbe Der ieBis
ssn 20bne muitert, piro biefe Sers
5fpsifIaus pnlfommsn ertlGrlida.
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@bre ben MGuHerS, bic oei
Der 0.risntuns zines Deuti4en 2aaae
bOcts iol9s YseHi@IiAtsii bstuneet
baben, bic ibr 2sbsn aaf has Sptsl
ies.sn, iasem is rms Baier ipraneeu.
um nit Dn @sIIen rinesHbe oeatifs
Sci ut. in Siderbeit gu brinssn. Sas
ii ein ameritanifder Seif, eer nit
Gtol5 srfillt.
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0it erfabrunstn in bisiem

@inter, i'm porisou 8intsr ano I'm
nnrporlesn @intsr iino cine einorInss
Ii6e Grmabnuns, 5ur &ObltHh'pais
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
BIBLE WILL BE USED
IN THE LlTERACY TEST
Immigrants Must Show Reading
Ability With Non-Doctrinal
Excerpts From Scriptures.

The Bible is to be used as the text
for reading required of immigrants
under the literacy test of the new i'm
migration law. This was announced
today by the Department of Labor. The
selection of the Bible is not made GA
religious grounds, il is stated. but he
cause 1t is familiar ia every tongue,
the one book universally translated
The department plans to select simple
messages from the Bible having no doe
trinal or controversial character ana
print them in leeible type in each OF
the various languages and dialects used
by immigrants on uniform cards.
Immigrants liable TO this test VIII 10"
required to designate the particular
language. or dialect in which they d.
sire to be examined and then 10 read
the words printed on the cards present
ed them.
On recent investigation the bure an az
immigration found it could select test
sentences from already translated
Bibles at d minimum cost. and that th'
translationS were done by men whose
purpose it was to put the Bihle INT"
such simple and idiomatic expression
in the various foreign languages aS
would make it possible for those Win
little education to grasp the meaning
readily and thoroughly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING.
Majority of States Favor Compulsory
Military Service.

Announcement was made today by the
National Security League of the results
of a canvass of every state in the Union
on universal military training.
The league wrote mayors of all cities
of more than 5000 population asking
them to answer a series of questions. A
total of 37S mayors answered the league
questions, OF the cities represented 200
are enthusiastically in favor of the adop
ton of universal military law by Con-
gress. Only thirty-four mayors replied
that the citizens of their cities are OPP
posed to such action. The balance, 144
cities, were found to be Indifferent or to
be divided.
Even the so-called pacif1cist belts of
the middle west and the south were found
to contain communities of citizens who
realize the vital necessity of universal
military training" the league statement
says. 1.-THE middle west shows a per-
centage of favorable replies no less than
those of other sections. Nebraska is the
only state in the Union that did not
produce single favorable reply"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27

A Dream of the Orient" at the Cos
mos Theater this week. is a spectacular
production that, introducing an interpre-
tive dance story, embellished with Rus
sian songs and operate selections, fea-
lures Nine. Marenko. an operate singer,
with Mile Werher and NJ. Kola, dancers
extraordinary, and a group of oriental
dancing girls. The music Is weird but
attractive, and the orchestra Is con-
Quoted by NJ. Makarenko. Fourteen
musical and dancing numbers are in
cluded. The act is probably the most
costly ever presented at the Cosmos.
Another special feature of the bill is
the showing for the first time in Wash
ington of Pride" the second Mcclure
picture drama of the series entitled The
Seven Deadly Sins. with Holbrook
Blinn. Shirley Mason and George Le-
Guere in the leading roles. The pho
Biography is excellent, and the story at
times quite thrilling, important scenes
occurring on the ocean liner Carpathia
being especially So
Muriel Morgan. assisted by 10 Arm
strong, appears in "A Thin Romance ::
Reno wins much laughter with a dilapi-
dated bicycle as his principal assistant:
Hopkins. AXtell and company have II
real laughnaker in "Traveling": Kenny
and La France have a unique dancing
specially; Commodore Tom. an edu-
Gated horse. and Maude Ryan,. singer
and joker. complete the vaudeville. which
is supplemented with the Hearst Pathe
News and comedy film.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
B. F. Keith's.

Mcintyre and Heath, assisted by Otto
T. johnson. amused the Keith audiences
yesterday with their military trayestv
ION Guard" Sarah Padden, in The
Clod," portrays a work-drugged farm
er's wife, who, in sudden gust of tenn
peramental courage, settles her prob
lem with a gun. The story is not con-
vfncing, but the acting was good. Still
another headline attraction featured
Frank Hale, Sigma Paterson and sew
tet of musicians in songs, instrument
tai selections and Dances of the Day-
A unsteady artistic atmosphere was
contributed by Daisy Jean, a former
society girl Of Belgium, who is in
vaudeville to financially assist her
countrymen in distress. Mile Jean gave
In turn, classic and old-melody seIec,
lions on the violin, cello, piano and
harp. and sang with sweetness which
elected several encores. closing with
an insisted-upon ballad, THE Sunshine
of Your Smile"
The two Cartons opened the hill
with gymnastic tumbles and the Bon
the capabilities of their instruments in
selections that ranged from classical to-
ragtime. Joe Towle, assisted by a
piano." supplied his share of fun, and
Charlie Howard, Margaret Tayer and
Hal Pine were acceptable in their skit.
James J. Morton, announcer" prefaced
each turn" with a laughable synopsis.
and the dramatic tangles of the elav-