davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
storbritaniens. lSranfrias

Storbritaniens, 5rantrigs o9
lniteo States Stag Oajeoe itolt 0eo
Chen nf bperanore ooer George
@afbirgtons @rnD. ben 90. 4pril-
90 unoer 6lagene gap Galsm9nb
for De ire Demofratier 4meritas
Sotoat og StatsmnnO oeres 8ul.
oeit os iorpIisteoe zig, ben enc til
ben arden, | ben afosOes Rdpn til
at fortiptte nRrpPrenOe uploige
aamp imoo autofratiet lanes lam
me 2inier, fom @aIbiHgton fulgte
for at gipe 4merifo @fsiftens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

amerifanife Eager til europa.
Gonoets rationale 6oriUarsraa0s
meoieinife 91ioelins fuuogioroe ben
%. 9Ipril, at Der Iegges glaner
for SenoiHgen al ct tuiinoe ameri-
faHIfe Sanrlpger til europa for at
ggre Eieneite i De alliereoes 99re.
Wpnoene uRIges al BET a~merifanife
SRge-4ollegium, og man agter at
bnpe Dem pan S~Inglinien, fsr IRE
Raaneoer er omme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

bruOens 6aOer @r. scbuIts % al
Dir. 9aurifien.
gaa 9or0rt foran ssiD6ruScpar-
r,i uar aa5ragi Sc ioriteliae ga.
mr.. Ort 9aaens anleoning boDoe
mootalc iaa Dcl ira Menig5eoen
5om ira 6amilien o. %perionIiss
9enner.
Dir. 5enieu taffcoc paa 0nitrus
o. egne 9egne for al Den genIia.
beO, Der por uopiit Dem poa oeres
S%sitiosOn9.
Com tioligere omtdlt arbeioer De
nn9e iuoen Tor Menigbeoen Tor I'll.
peiebrTngeIien al Rioler til Sno.
fob al Ct Fiano iii airfen.
0e bar nilereoe moiamlct et RET
fGfieli8t 1leleb, % Tor at iorbeore
oetie elo poerligere afbolot oe i
gaioten al iorriee @aaneo en- bel.
lptfet airfefoncert nnoer Meooirf-
ming al MenigbeOens aor, Sen
manoliae ssnartet % ilere al DC nm !
&c, Der uoisrtp bmOc pofnle o. in.
itrmentale SoIopartier.
Stoniirmationen ianot Steo Ssn.
ong Den %. apriI. peo hpilfen Sci.
Iia5eo life minore emo iemten unse.
iefs 0reliae d nj bigger bIeo ton.
~iirlHersi
Canine 0as fff @rs. % @r.
Sans 5anien ocres lille 9ige osbt,
bun III Raune Srene Nan Serien
&rs. 81 lQr. tlaorelp 9lieIleus
Lille @iee. Der bleo oe5t for noaIe
Sm0aae iioen, fom til at 6eOOe
0mftIe gerenicr @ielien.
s Elites 6aoOe llnaoomsforenin
gen inobaot aoniirmanoerne til en-
lille 6eili8beo. Der ~inoleoeoes meS
Hoierelicn Al ct Rroaram % lutte.
be meo serperiu1 al iorifeli9e dor.
iriifninger.
aae aoniiruionoerne inomel6te
fla I lln8oomsioreningen, Der nh
iplIer ct ret betpoeIiat INITIAL NeO.
lemmer.
5i0en Den . me e,s-yftpa=rsssAt
Saau I'll 5ormere er tranbt | araFt,
~ Der er oprettet en- 2aanebanf j
eerfclep Tor Baeififitaicrne, er Der
al Donffe Der | SeIma onnnet en-
IofoI eaaneforcning meo DIR. Grit
Senien Iom grGii6ent o. Rr. 2.
g. peterien Tom giceprpii6ent.
Jcreningen tpller nllereoe ca. 20
Nieolentmer, nOelitffenoe gnnffe.
men ltdnr ielofelgellg oglna daben
for andre.
Oct or 10 penteIiet at mango bill
benptte iig nf 9eili0bcOen til at ON
bDtte Oeres 7, s a t0% oann meb
eaon ira ben me Bang til fun 5Rs.
Gnorlil fan oct noteres, at set
aaar lipligt meo Rubpageriet, oaInn
blan0t be 2nnifc. Snnle6es bar Ws.
Grit Serien, Der err ffDttet nrr.
mere til gpen, I oisie Gage tagef
Il: innffe nee Gus | Drug.
Get r. opfsrt 3 DIR. anbr n
0,slicuL .er for sprist nplie er FlJ.
tet imS ! III eset npe Sus, Der y
t~eiil,,rSt ! Selma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

8uit. Sens d. 5eriilo. gseena5,
@is.. er rieIee 6uao @ait. 0t. i.
anoreoIen ienoer til -. Z STRIFE
bla0" plaoielig oeo i lit 9iem 6ors-
ona 2lften Den 10. Os., rant Al et
3ierteilag. 9tprmere @eooelelie fl.
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

gar oreit At itaa % tale, menesr
nene hol0t I'll DIT - ior %5aIoanoen
.qime enoo1: MT / 8intertioen prs
Der Ui fife paa at gere mere emo
.h6I0c Ssnoa8sIfolen gaaenoei Di
ha8oe boa en- 6alo Sues oofsne. Der
lptteoe en- 0l al Eioen.
Nfijnne
er Den anoen 2anOsbp Der er 0oer
5000 Snob.. u Ger er 4aao)is.
0erreosfontor o. liot mere, iaa
oct flnor 10 nof taloes en- IN.
ser er pi in 5eloiae Al 9ass
en- friiicu a0inoe. 51is 0laao II
|eier al Ct tenmeIig ilori oas On
tillige oeloillig nof til at ooerlaoc
os en- itor Gel al oct I'll gieoer.
iaa tit gi oil. sun er PHI life
irrlig ATTN, men bun ipnes oog
al ao0e gioet 5olf ct Goot Sn0trui
al arfitenoommen. Ser er lunai
itsrre Snteresie Der eHO st1iDd
iiri, Msoerne er altio meaet bsore
beisgte. % DER er Here. ION 81
alporligt paabirfeoe, enool ei
|9sor Aer 3nr he1npot al iaa In
%oerpisuiu9 Statesmen.
)at forleoen baoOe Of ct Disos
oeruoe: ifsat ~pi life 5aooe Shc.
oar oct O9i bioenoc tolot. u aHl
b 9ern tom ol ndTtea inacl
oofsue. Sal If esruene noaIe
1raftner meo BEN til oeres Tor
Glore.
Ere. IRE Gage iencre If ie3 a.
islaeuOe tort.
a@roesior 8nt5er:
Seq. Der gar Drrct et nltaoia
RenneIfe, blpnOet al 8Iauelen,
bleo loot poanp j @aar PEG at
l9ie ben frfltne 9(pis Tor 5anIar
iom ct npisOt Barn er ie9 III iaa
rem, iaa rem. ieoi gaaHp ii At eie
ct rcuiet 0ierte 1so ofa osrre Sri
I'll iorunoerli8e. ltore 9arm3iertig
ae6. Huber oeaue 8drHaiertiB)e0
enifer ieg 9ereiter at ie0e NH Sip
% mere % mere mootaBe bette
%ifgnne, alleriali9iie e0an9elHm. An
Denter ies meo eensiel paa Den
iioite Girsoag ! oeHne Malneo,
,naar De tommer Der Tor at tale
lluOifpIO en- gouOetuoIos n6oeoe
.Sfrift. lleon aiDoto% !
Mnge til Boitfort bar ies enonu
oIbrig ianet, og Dog a BET life
aft; nogle fno Elmer ienere tit
iea ct belt greO fra iamme gp.
Get Iso:
o8r. Bintberl
Seq er en- uns aarl pan is Mar,
fom forleoen Dag GIT ben til en-
gens Sats; Der ian ieg ct efiem-
plor al ct friitelist 8lno meo en-
artifel .We6enoe oct M Gar~; bet
par eft Iangt Stpffe, men Rpsger.
rigbeOen 6rep mig til at l9ie pi.
oere og pioere, meoens ieg blep
iloaet Of en- unoerIig GGelie: 3oor
bar BOG ariitis, Der lepeoe for
Here 5ifin6e anr iioen, fngt mar.
feliqt trpfienoe 9ingl NIT 3ierte,
Der hiotil bar Dpret figegpl0igt
ooerfor 6enne orre, bIep meo eet
nfporTig TENT, og lea fnn, at bet
bar meo bernie berlige QPre, Of ieg
berefter maatte gennemonnore ben
nrrp1renoe pdnffelige, ttpnalioelige,
om'fiften6e, rlsrfe Ber6en. oSbor.
1eoes ifnf ieg Dog bIipe en- troenoe,
en- DiicipeI?" fpurste ieg, % fda
ffo6 Der: IS, Tom er befDnreoe,
fom BIB til mig"
Or. Wintberl De bar ofte TAFT J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

N01 IL, O-o1.
81 it'll ina minoe ON ilereSref
i 9aate3iolfets Shtorie.
Ger er abrabam, zoe fro
enoes 5aoer~, ban riiteoe line 3ts
un9e aarIe, iatte eiter % ilog Dc
ire aon8er ira 9iten Tom bapoe
pIpnoret Soooma. nofrieoe Got oip.
Saa er Der u 0 es, Der optog
aampen moo 9e8ppterne, fpmpeoe
I1ioen moo amalef meO 5oiDas,
I9larons % Ours oialp. o9 9erren
befaIeoe @oies: gsfriD Bette til
Ell S8ffonmelie j 9o1en. 'og mo
prant oct / Soioas 9ren; til ieg
loif o~isielig uoilette amalefs s5nl
fomrHelie noer 6immelcn" 2.
9R5i. II, fO.
9asienOe fan Der ian iortIpites
meo at minoe ON Sofas ari5e
efter oerrens gefalinB for 3nota.
9elien al 8anaans 9ano.
Sanf oiOere paa 0aDios man
ge ari9e life at tale ON De man
8e Serrens ari1e nioer 0ommerne
@ioeoh Sefta % andre.
5oritaa alt bette. 60em Der tan.
men girfelig5eoeu er, at oct er
5srerne ior @uos soft Der BAR
iprt ale 0isie ari8e efter 9erreas
Detailing % me0 BANS 8elbebag.
Zen orite arig. ri minOeoe ON
0gi. 10. So par enoogIaa eli
aril imoo @lios eienoomsiolf for
At tli8ta set. Nen muligt er BET
at itaa pao 9tbeIens
@ran0 % iaa latte its ab 0.
Int imOo ari8s
2ao os iaa miaoe ON auOre Sri
a.. stri3e al mere 8a.o.
). efs. port e8et Sauos Ia
apn8i86e6s mnoer @eor-
8e @ai5ington5 9e6elie. Qan en-
amsrifaner Oirfelia sHffe, at oeu
ne stri3 life 5aooe fun0et 5teo2
Il 9oraerfrigen, moer
IH bro8am 2incoIns 9eoelie.
pr alf.r9e Staternes 5am
ns8aolo eaer l|laioneas 9coarelie
Il Sa0ericts gHfafielie boem
saifsr / TAI. n osme grig par
munoaaaet2
II enoml cen ari9 - Oen I'M
teo Sfatfs fGurpeoe for at nj stu
IN IRA 5panicns fmlgenOe Nag.
Spgrs air6anerne, ON De euifer Ii9
9ilitanoeue iorllO ior ocnne arie
til6o9e.
alt iligt maa to8es meO t Be
traatning, nanr Der fpsrges, ON
en- arilten faH gna | arig.
Dien ser er mere. ION abiolut
maa ta9es meo i g~etragtuinq.
9aulus formaner DE bellige@ /
Rom I'll at yilnoerorone fla oe fore
latte 2Urlg5eoer@ @fom 10, i.
o. M bar port sanOs aonares
n9iten eHitemmigt beillittet at er.
flPre, at Der efsiiterer Grig@tilitalo
mellem bette 9nno % Ipiflano.
% 8raiioenten Dar unOerffrepet
oenne erfl9rins. stan zen uug tro
enoe ariiten~ lad iutte fla no oper
oenne Dor looIiae 9Drigbeos &c.
itemmelie?
enonu eet airfen len0er
8rriter / 6elten til at i%orfuaoe
SUBS 0ro Tor De frigenOe 5ol0a-
FER. Get ioru0iptter, al en- fri.
genoe 5olont fan pare en- ariiten.
Oilers par Der intet anoet for Self.
prpiter at esre END at ioa 5oloafer
ne-til at iette zig op inloO ben
Aegering, ser bar ieuot Dem / Sci
ten o. til at gaa biem
oooroau appferne fommer
til 9lette meo ale Be aen6sgernin-
ger, ni Der bar paget paa, og boor
leoes Zen ltus troenoe ariiten~ fan
opOriDe Noo nof til at latte Iig
til 8oms ODER nnerfenote Cubs
nipno o. friihie 9erioniisseoer iom
De nunnte Oct innr 9rierne
PROBE ON Oe fan fin6e ReOe pnn,
ON life netop II n a 0ommeI
beoen Isier @aa0en.
Nren I n .S1nnu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
5elma, Sal.


10. Adi, 1917.
8e0 oct ms aiiluiteoe Dii .ons
meoe / Del Wen par Der en- al Ia
lerne. Der Dtreoe. at man uanife
li8i noaet anoa Ste0s ianst ia
ifaue ganoifaber JON Der, 5por
man oa8'i IA Jar lloiigi til DE- BIC
froaeoe sjerse % oenne 5io til
ligr tan glGOe in PEG Ssnei n Dc
creme %4inmarter, 9oor SoliIraa
lerne ipiller i BET line Sso3ana.
Sam ser ooerait CT Qraol1eO nie0
Banding % sniltmering al ginmar
fer % 5rlst5aoer. aaar osiaa gr-
bsioet inoen ior QieHigbeoen I'm bel
fBneliesrige @ang. 9toIig ilntteoe
0iisiionsmsofrne: Eel 1eu, o. IN
Den lGnse be1puoer en- tiliparen0e
Aqffe MsOer Der ! SelIHa. Nan
fan life anoet emo baaOe uIores %
aIgoe Tia oper ben rige geliignelie,
Der buiier oper BET a~anOelige arbei.
De. Nan minoes upiltonrligt S0I
wiitens Orb ON vSpSianoets 5trsm
me" nan man Ter ben 8qffelIe,
Der finoer Steb blanot DC unss, o.
bet o~an6elige gip. Der uoioloer iii
ibInnOt Dem.
-
Den 90. Miorts feireDe 0ir. OF
Mrs. 6. SEMEN oeres Sslpbrplfup
UNDER flor DeltaaeIie ira Wenig5e-
oens 5iOe.,
airfen, bpor 3sitioeligbeOen iauot
Steo, BAR imuft pDntet meo @rsnt
oa gloniter. Pnn reierpereoe FInb
fer toa Selpbruoepnrret S9oe Tnnt-
men meo oeres gern of heropreno
S1pstninae. gnit Snnien taIte |
'1ilfnptnins til 81 go, ~, o.
Der blep fna bel al aoret ionl al an.
Ore meopirfenoe uofsrt Here Snna-
o. Wlififmmre.
Otter SsitioeIigbeoen ionot Der
en- Geitligbeo Steb | ben gnnIe air.
febDgning, bportil SGpbruoeporret
bapoe inbblrot beIe meniabeoen.
Mon inmIcbes ON gor6enc, bbor
Der bIep ierperet forffeITiae 1orfriif.
ninger o. boIof TdIer 81. a. afSbIb-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

fan urbeioe blioer iat / ar6eloe /
beieit muli8 @rao.
9Gi begge oisie @runoe bar ie5
snifet at faa pore Ooroenoe arbei.
oere til At arbeiOe iaa tioli9 iom
miIiet. ) 8ior 5oraar lit ri iaa
Ell @Ian ~aoofenot, 90orgeo Der
tiltoOes mig Net til at tage Dem
til uogle Al Dc omliggenoe 9anos-
bDer % Iaoe en- eaer 10 e1er Here
prpOife. @i fit oct til at begonOe
meo oronet iaaIeoes at pi / ct Gar
itsrre 9~anosbbet fit 9op til at brll.
a. ct 9ofale 10 5irsoaae boer
Maaneo. 81 fan iaaleoes bape ct
Msoe 5oer 1irsoas aiten / oisie TO
9an0sbDer. let bar 09ret Seniig.
ten at n%oitraffe @irtiombeoen. men
oct bar fnebet meo at ioa 9ofaler
+ sc anore 9ner, boortil oi fan
fomme u0en at ifuIle blioe ser
Ratten ooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
anlunini

er en- Stationsbp meo ca. 1000
Snobpaere: Der par ie9 meo til
Oct ierite eoanlcliife Rsoe. Der
nolen 5inoe bIeo bolot ! bet for
ca. 6 anr ii0en. Saa aif 9oot 3
Var. for oct nrite bleo af9olot;
Satcfesi len er life. 0oa er Der lie
re, iom fonmer r%egelm9sii9t Tor
at here. og Ell Del bar melot iig
iom Speraere % bill NOT nlo0ta9e
eeisl / Sieaineae. Den 0ern fan
ri nof iaa fai pao; 2otoIet ri 9ar
fan ri naf ia noaenllnoe filot
Selu forleoen Bitten, oa bet PAR
ainarenoe 5poit % Sneoeir. lit
ri IS. iom iao title / et 9erelis
Ser par aabeat til @aoen oct
gar oreit At itaa % tale, member
neue holot I'll DIT - Tor baIolnoen
gime en0e1. MT / 8iutertioen prs
Der ui fife paa At gere mere emo
b5IOe SsaoassifoIen gaaeHoe. Ri
baooc bog en- balo Sues oofsne. Der
lptteoe en- 0el Al Ei0eu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
class matter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
FOOD AS A BASIS OF
APPEAL

1t is surprising with what accord
the economic agencies of the country
are turning their attention to increas-
ed production and conservation of
food supplies.
As nation we have been. extreme
Iy wasteful and extravagant. This
is the natural result Of unusual pros
perity. According to the law of
equal reactions we are bound to enc
ter a period of privation. The reac-
ton is seen in the high cost of food
stuffs and the certainty that they will
go much higher.
Typical of the manner in which the
appeal of an industry can be turned
in the campaign Of the national board
of fire underwriters. Loss from fires
is greater In the United States by a
considerable amount than in the 9TH
'er countries. We have been accus-
toned to looking upon this loss in
terms of dollars. Now the national
board is putting it up to the people
in terms Of food supplies.
Attention is called to a recent fire
in an Illinois elevator which destroy
ed 100000 bushels of corn and 300,-
900 bushels of oats. Grain elevators
and cereal mills are subject to con-
siderable hazard as the result Of dust
explosions. Precautions can and
should be taken. Poorly ventilated
barns. which cause spontaneous com
bustion of hay and grain, fires in
grain fields, destruction by lightning
and the ordinary carelessness COM
bine TO make severe drain upon
the nations food supply in years
time.
Considered NJ whole the fire loss
in the United States is inexcusable.
There is an average Of more than
one reported fire every minute Of the
year and daily destruction amount
ing to 100000. This involves of
course the loss of lives, the throwing
Of people out Of employment, the loss
of productive machinery and equip
ment the destruction of raw mater
ials; II by showing the people that
fire losses mean q direct drain on the
food supply they can he induced to
take proper precautions the effort
will BE- quite worth while. Dss
Aoiass Capital.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
- no ~ y
THE ORIGINAL CURFEW
(By United Press)

10y Onittu IefS
CHERTSEI, England, April II -
Curfew may ring its head off tonight
with the passing of the ban on need
less nocturnal noises. And the Cher
tsey curfew is the old original and
only genuine "must not ring tonight"
contraption that inspired the poem.
When the Ieppelins We're making
periodic tours to strafe the tight lit
tie Isle it was question Of whether
engine bells, curfews and the like
didn't serve as a guide. The author
tiles couldn't find out definitely so
they refused to take any chances.
Every puEew in England had its
throat done up in a muffler and there
was nothing doing in the happy
chimes.
Chertsey was hard hit by the order
inasmuch as the local curfew has been
part of the towns life for seven or
eight aeons.
Well, now the Zepps have had their
wings clipped pretty short and the
risk is brought down to a minimum
so the curfews are telling their tale
or tolling their tell with old-time
solempity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
PUTTING IN THE SEEDS
(By United Pressl

NASHINt TON, April Is. - NOV
Is the time % plant, and planting is
Important, fb plant il Ire n child
there is much in giving it good
start.
Corn should be sown at the rear of
the lot. The distance between the
rows can be cut down a great deal if
the gardner is careful. Two feet
apart will be good enough. Golden
bantam corn can he used four inch.
-es apart in the rows. Sow two rows
as soon as danger of frost has pass
ed. Cover two inches deep.
A week later sow two more rows
and week later two more, making
six in all. When the plants are five
inches high thin to stand one foot
apart In the rows. For six rows fifty
feet long three pints Of seed will be
needed. Cultivate constantly. but as
the corn grows cultivate only close to
the surface. Two rows of corn fifty
feet long should produce nine dozen
ears.
Smooth peas, which like rich soil,
should be planted two weeks later.
The peas should be placed two inches
apart in the rows. which should be
two feet apart for tall and eighteen
inches apart for dwarf varieties
Three paintings can be used in row
Of beets. Early in the spring SOW
one-third Of the row, first soaking
the seed over night. Sow the seeda
thin and half n inch dssp. The 80.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
ARMY OF
100000
House Opposition to Draft
Measure Considerably
Weakened
(By United Pressl

(By United Press)
WASHINGTON, April is. - The
raising of an army of 10000 men
in the next two years is the next
step to confront the American ma
ton
With the passage last night of the
7,ooO,000,0 900 bond bill by the SEN
ate, ii is now virtually a law. Presi-
dent Wilson is expected to sign it this
afternoon.
The house opposition to a selective
draft measure has been considerably
weakened, it is believed, following
administration pressure by secretary
of war, Baker and President Wilson,
whereby they indicate they will ac-
cept no compromise. The house mem
bers feel this places the responsible
ity entirely upon the president and
have changed their stand overnight,
agreeing to support the measure.
The Russian situation is receiving
serious consideration while the gov
ernment is waiting for congressional
action on the conscription and other
important measures.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
BILLIARD GAME TONIGHT

For some time the billiard fans
having been asking that Attorney Nc
Cioskey set time for the playing Of
of the final game in the regular bill
Hard tournament. Both have been
sparring for time and each have ap-
parentiy been hoping for the hest, but
they have finally decided that they
will take their chances at the Ex-
change at s o'clock tonight win or
lose. They will play the final game
in the elimination contest and the
best man is the winner and will car
ry off all the honors. 1t is probable
that the billiard players win be out
in full force to watch the two who
have outdistanced all their former
contestants and must now meet each
other for the final honors.
"a IA ~ -
WANT NEW MONEY
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19

ond-third can be planted in week
and complete the row. a week later.
When two inches high thin out to
stand four inches apart. Each fifty
foot row viii take an ounce Of seed.
Radishes and carrots should be
sown together for two reasons. Car
rots are delicate and will not push
thru the hard ground. The radishes
will take them along. Spinach will
serve the same purpose. The car
rots should be sown third of row
at a time, about ten days apart, each
time with radishes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
ADMIRAL ROBERT S. GRIFFIN
(By United Pressl


WASHINGTON, April 18. - The
United States navy was the pioneer
of the navies of the world in adopt
ing the electric drive for battleships.
Now electric propulsion is universal.
A few years will see the last of the
old coal driven dreadnaught.
The change is considered the most
revolutionary of all modern naval
development.
The man who accomplished IT is
Admiral Robert s. Griffin, Engineer
in Chief of the U. s. navy.
He is an expert of experts in any
thing pertaining to marine construc-
ton and is one of the veterans of the
bureau he now commands.
The mechanical equipment of the
great chain of radio stations which
now link the United States with the
Orient has been largely under the d.
rection of Admiral Griffin. Through
the trans-Pacific leap the secretary Of
the navy at his desk in Washington
can communicate instantly with his
commander of the Asiatic fleet, wher-
ever it may happen to be.
The navy expects much more Of
Admiral Grifdna mscAsnleal ssniua
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
- "a A2 pe
SECOND VICTIM OF SUNDAY
AUTO ACCIDENT DIES
"a "a "a N

Rudolph Moser died at Ochsner's
Mr. Moser was the driver of the car
which struck rock and turned tur-
tie. over the embankment near Por-
ter Sunday While Mr.. Moser's conf
ranion, Baptista Gisolo, was instant
ly killed, it did not appear at first
that Mr.. Moser was fatally injured
His arm and two ribs were broken.
He remained conscious for several
hours, had his brolne bones set and
walked to his home from the hospital.
afteiward Later in the evening, he
lost consciousness, and was rushed to
the hospital, where it was found that
a rupture of a blood vessel had oc-
cured, forming a blood clot on his
brain. An operation was Immediate
" made. in the hope of saving his
life. Everything possible for surgical
science to do was done, but to no
avail.
Rudolph Moser was single man
whose O1tN hnONn TtihNiNt III biii5
country is half brother, Matt Casa
grande, of Telluride Colorado. Mr..
Casagrande was at the bedside of
his brother when death claimed him,
and left this morning for Telluride
summoned. there by the serious illness
of his wife.
Mr.. Moser is survived by his par
ents in Italy. His father being a
captain in the Italian army.
Mr.. Moser was a quiet man, little
known outside a small immediate cir
cle of friends, but those who did
know him all cared fer him in life
and gr'ieve for him in death. He was
honest, industrious, sober, and reli-
able. worked hard, paid his bills, and
attended to his own affairs. Little
more can be said for any man.
The funeral of the two victims will
be held tomorrow at p. m. from the
Sacred Heart church.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
Ia "a - -
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT NIPS
REVOLUTION IN THE BUD
(By United Press)

LIMA, Peru, April Is. Charges
that number of important officers
were implicated in plot for naval
revolt are under investigation by the
Peruvian government today.
The conspiracy is said to have been
hatched in retaliation for the arrest
of certain naval officers. The minis
try of marine gained an inkling Of
the situation and promptly disman-
tied the guns on the warships besides
disabling the vessels engines by re-
moving essential parts of each which
we're locked up in the arsenal under
heavy guard.