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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Die Mmsfmbr an bie
Reufralen
Wirb bon Der Rssieruns fart .in'
sefhrdntt ipsrbsn,
I'm gu perbinDerH, bab 9Orrdtbs nad
Ssutidlanb sslanssn.

8uibinstOn, 5. SuIi. prG,
iibent WilIpn wiro nod i'm 2aufe bic,
ier Wo4e brsi protIamationen sur
8ei4rdutuns bes .6anbels nit Jisus
tralen. BON benen man annimmt, oab
iie ben Jeinb oerfors.n. erIaTsn. Dies
fe protlamatioaen purben i'm W.iben
9aufe ols .4meritas eriter GROCER
Dffenitpftob sessn 0euti9Ianb" ses
fenn5ei4net. Der pIan 1T umfungreis
der, aIs man aGsemsin seba6t bat
uno eritrsdt ii8 taft auf isben @gpOrts
artiteI.
Sir Gecil SprinssRice, Der britis
ite 9ptfhaftsr, 6rahts am Dienifas
eiuen eerdumen sbeil i'm @etben
9aufs 5u. Dds britiIde 4uspGrtig,
amt Bat cine SanbsIsitatiifit gelies
fert, peI&e bic GrunbIase Der beDors
ftebenoen Wabnabmsn biIbst. Wtt Der
ausfiihruug Der Wabnabmsn III bic
Ggportaa aaommifiOn uub Elm gu srnens
member 9eiratb betraut. glls 8oriiber
bes 8eirats If Gbparb 81. 5urlsp ers
ieben. CT sehSrte friiber Der 8unbess
gstperbes esRDmmiffiOn an. Dis anbsren
geirdte iinb nod ntdt beitimmt,
prdTibeHt @lfon bat aber bic Sstrss
tdre 2aniins unb Dilfon, foipis Die
rettor 9oDper erfudi, ibm 8orf9IGge
our gefeBung bes geirots gu MAIDEN.
Die protlahtqtionen perben BEN
3abinett BEL Der nddfteu. Gibuns CUR
gesuta4tung DorseIegt. Sic eHtbul.
ten:
l. gOri4riftsn iur Dabruxa b.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
lpsftn. Die llrTats fsinss Slip
lnOrbes IN aihi bstannt.
Jn eneraiiber aNeiie
Dsiit bic ameritaniide alrbsitsr'
D6bsratiOn bic Bei6uIbisung.
Der aisa fiir .gss4i. suriid,
0r;ufoIss bic arttiisr llnionsn fir
bic SdHIaes IN Of ct. 2ouis
psrantipOrtli4 fsisn.

Dafbinston. .. G., 5. Suli
Die gsf6ulbisuns. bab arbeiter'
unionsn fir bic RaHntdmpf. In OF
q. 9ouis perdntporfli9 Ieim, Der
anlabts Grant MOriion, ben Seirsidl
Der 9lmsritanif6sn 4rbsitsrsJOo
tim, in 4bfpdenbsit bes prdiIb,nter
9ompsrs 81 elmer formelleu ertld'
ruua iiber bic Gnsslegnbeit.
Serr Worrifon per6ftnilihte an,
Douneritde sin 9slssramm Don Uie'
tor Sleanber, bes SefretGrs oel
arbsitsr FEDERATION bon Slinois
bas ais 4ntport Der Nmeritanifhtr
arbsitsr.J .JGbsraiiOn aui cine 0speidt
oss goitoner 3peiss Der aiga fiil
WseersRe4te dbsdanot tpurbe.
Sn bem 5sIssrdmm fpirb srfIdrt,
bab bic gsidulbisuns. bob arbeiisr,
llnioncn fix bi. 9orsdHse In DIt Ct.
2ouis pstantiporili9 ieien, etns bOsi
ipillise erfinouns fei. Gs isi ba.
Central 2dbor Council BON on ct.
aOuts ssipeieu. Sas ftpn nab ben
llnrubsn I'm Wdi cine llnttriuhune
benntrast babe. Tisfs babe Sutas.
g,f5rb.ri, bdB bur9 sstpiifsnloie BE-
iddftigunss Qesnisn Rsgsr i'm Sf'
ben psrdnlubt iporosn isien, IN foI'
der 9IusdbI mad on "a. qouta
su fommsn, bab IS uum0slitb esiptien
i.i, ttnm gdnGftisuHa ober aniton.
bisss Quarter gu perf6uffsn. Das
bur9 fei bic Situation fclpobl fiir
bt. Rsssr als bi. Wsibsu cine b0dii
fotaIe esiporben, unb es bGtisn 8us
ftGnoe aus ibr r,iuliirt, rpelhe nuf al.
len Ssiisn Grbitisruns bsrporrisfen.
Gin gtamtsr bes Central Tabor
Council babe fdon Dor Wo6en bis
bic 5anbslsiammsr Don on ct. Gouis
gu beranlaHen eeiu6t, seeen bos uus
perantporilihs 1rsib.n Der 1dddfiis
sunessGeenisn ein;uitrtiten, absr Ct
fsi erfrlsIos sstpsisn.
Us td tonptrpdr, Dab DE St9o riir
Rsser Rette dtfOIut isinem label
assen isns agsnt:n uussufprsten ii6
beposn FiibIis; bab fis ut&t sstRan
babe, I'm gu oerbiHSsru. bob Roger i'm
Saiosn perduIobt purben, tbr 6eim
su perIoFen unb nod fibsrfiIten
Stdbten I'm RorosH gu eebeu, no iie
unter ben iruurigitn llmftdnbm ibr
2ebeu frtiteien uno fi1 urb ben Dsls
BEN sur aait irurbsn. Die arbeiisrs
federation Don s5Ilinois fei Hs6t gee
gen BITE Qsssr. Wssie llnionen bGtien
ioldr su Wlitslieoern. Doets.n BABE
bic aisa fit R9ersR.6ts dbfOlut nod
nihts s.tbdn, nm Ne igiaIs Gage Der
Sarbiesn ST. beHrn uub beren ipirtbs
f6oftIi6e Re6te 5u pertteibissu. Die
B.iduIbigiins Der 2isa fperbs bssbalb
aIs, o0nie uneere8t uHb folfa eusrs
stI9 surildsapifn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Die 1arIeben Ser Sers
gtaaten an bic Mlliirten
geiauFsn E9 foipeit auf 81, ,2o3. 900, !,
600.

Wafbirgton 5. SuIi. -
Deitere 0arlebsn bon 500, 900, 900
an @nslanb unb 100000, 900 an Sias
lien, baben bi, Geiammtiumms Der
0arlsbeu. bic Bis jest bon ben Der.
Staatsn an bic Qlliirten aemaht pcrT
ben itnb, auf S1,203, 100000 ees
brnht. Oapon bot Gngl1nb $685., >
10000 srbaItsn; Stalien $4,000 =
600; Grantrsia $21o.oo0,ooo; geIs
glen SAC, 100000 unb Ssrbien $3.s
100000. Qu6 ipurben RubIanb
$100.00O,0oo sur @erfiisuHs asitslt.
0as 9arleber an Rublunb, III aber
nod nidt formsq ai5eptirt porbsn,
ba Der GpesiaIbcti6after gatbustieff
nitt autorifirt purbe. bas Darieben
in Gmpfans gu nsbmen. Die Witsliss
Der Der ruifti9sn NiiTion beipra8n
am Donnsritag bic Situaticn nit bsm
Setretdr Wcaboo.
@s III notwithstanding, bab Rubldnb
lin stnen arsbit BON uHgsFGbr S400, :
100000 naHu6en ipiro, bn bic amss
ritaniIfe GiIenba6ntpmmiiTion NAB
rsnb b.s Sases in ct. petersburg
cine grtldruns absssebsn bat, bab
1915, 100000 n6tbig isin piirbsn, um
bic ruFif6en gtisnbabnsn in FOLDER
Weile bstriebsfdhis su MAIDEN, bob
fis ben alnfDrberunsen bes 2anbes sss
niisen.
Sobesipruns.
Hep gort, 8. SuIi. - Rifarb
Sinmerideibt, friiber @ertretsr b.uts
fder Sanoelsinterefen in China, bes
sins bier am Donnerftog GeIbf.
morb, inbsm er ii5 bon ieinem 3ims
msr i'm asbnten stOdperfs eiues
QpartementsAquies ouf bic Gtrabe
ftiirate; porbsr bate er fi9 nit einem
RafiermsFer bas 9anbgsleni burhs
fhnittsn. 1immsritsibt ioG aud eins
nal als assgt Der ruiTff6sn Reaiss
rung funsirt babsn. gr mar ausens
ideinIi& eiu tpObIbabeubsr @ann sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

portf4iffs stmaflt bab<n iolIrn. bic
bic amsriianilfen eyptnitirns'
9ruppen nadGransrei9 braftfn. .iEls
ri4iis1 fei. @is fdeen. bdb iibtrbdupi
tein AneriTf BON GtiteH Der unttrs
fseborts eemadt iporben isi; bob ifi'
ne Sorpsbos ssisben fDurben unb bdb
bon ZEN amtriianiiHm 3tritorsrn
feline Sdiiift auf llntsriesbcpis nbges
ssben porbsn jeien. Ginsr btr 3er'
itSrtr babe, Der goriidt balber. siit
SprengIabuns gum erplcbireu gee
bradt, es fetch obsr tptotr Elm lluters
fssbOOt nod e4iffsiriimmer sefsbsH
iporbsn. Gs tpurbs tinsugefiigt. odB
bic 3erit5rtr bdufia auf galien obtr
iresnS stpas anberes, bas nogliher'
ipsiic EN- p,riffop isin i0nnts. feusrn.
Weitsrss ipoIIten bic Sffi3isre ni4ss
iiber bic gnselsssnheit iassn.
Waibineton, .. g., 8. Suli
eins ilntstIuduns bes DON Der ga'
iis Der omsriianiiden 3srit0rersGIo'
tile IN Der arisosSone eetabelten Be-
ri4ts, in BEN ertIdrt purbe, bnB
ben alusias.n omsritdHiider Offi3isrs
sufolee, Der am 3. gull pom Wdriue'
bspartemsnt psroffenilidtsgsridt iiber
anasbIihs untsriseboot ansrifTs
auf bic amsri!anii6en Sronsport'
pampfer unrid,tia lei, bat bic Nfociirs
te preiie iibsr;euet, bob bic Sepeidt
ans.iihts bss Offi5isIen 8eriAts bes
2lomirals Glsapss. Der bic Jlotllls
iommanbirts, unb dnseiiats Der BON
BEN SsiretGr Goniels etma4ten an'
iiinbisung unssrs4tfertist mar.
Sn bem geri9t bes abmirols
Gleapss, auf ben bic BON bem Ssirss
tGr Daniels semafte glntiinbieuns
baiirt, ipdr in Dttaillirter
@eiie bef9risbsn tpprbtn, ipie
bic 5ruppenfdiffs BON elmer sr5beren
ansaN beuti5er unterisebcots ongss
ariffm ipurbsn, eiumal .be lie ibr
Renbe5pous errei6tm unb etnmal
naHber.
abmiral 0lsapss msloet,, feline ar.
tillsrifen isisn ssruib sin llntIfssb9ot
serii0rt su babeu, unb ebenfo sstptb
bdb iie AUD Elm aueerss ssiroiien
bdtten.
SstretGr Daniels ipirb cine llnters
fi9unq barber fiibren, fporouf ii4
bic psrfdisbenen 9Infittsn Der Cffis
sisre ifiisen, ipsnu Hberboupt Deri4iss
psnbdt Der gniittsn syiitirt.
GaS aMaebltde Gid1tem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Eas aRgebli@e gi&tem
eineS Yeriifobes
6at btr Gbefapsate Bap
srobs aufrssuns psr'
uria6t.

Sort W onroe, Wd., 8. .5ull.---
.6amptonRoabs tpurbt am 9onueritde
Qbenb bur4 sin Gerii&t In aufrssuns
berfssi, bab sipti au.ommtnbs Dam'
pier in Der Gbiapeaie Ban. fiinf Wlei.
len pom Uort eutfernt. sin YsriiseT
seisben bdiieu.
Gs purben ioiort @orii9tsmabre'
ssln srsriffm unb in ipdtsr Rahi'
ftunbs iufteH iIsine arieesfabrSHs'
ieber glrt nod bic unisre Sai mad
bem permutbli9en Setnb db. 9anoe!s'
bampfsr, bic fiir bic abfabrf bersii
iporen. tpurben Suriidsebolien uub BIZ
maibington unb Baltimore Ddmpfsl
ipurbsn BON Compton Roabs aus ant
einsu SbeiI bic Bat binauf Don
arisssfdiffen ssioritrt.
Sberfi 90Ots Der Romnianoeur bel
Sorts, mar niht ;u beiDessn. ii4 ii5e,
bic QnseIss.nbeit su aubsrn, CT iasts
nur. bab ipenn aud bas Gstii4t pcu
BEN Gi4ttn eines PeriIiops unbt'
.griinbst isin joats, tsins gprfi4.s.
naBrsgsI aubsr al4t geIafsn werOal
tpiirbe.
Die Gage in GbiKa
DafbinstOn, .. g., 8. 5uIi.
.5n ben bieiigtn pffiSieIIen unD bipIos
matiihen areijen IN man I'm .3fpeissl
bariiber, ob Sapan ober Gtaii4lanb
bic rtpabIiianiI9e R.gieruus in Gbina
itiirjit. Sapan bat cine Uolisresis.
runs 70 nabs an ieinen Bitten nj,
gerns seieben uno es iit beiaunt. bab
Der iapaniide 0ensrnllsutnant Ia
naia tiirolid BEN 0tmfraI CHANG
Siun BON bem Der iuuss aaiIsr ipies
Der auf ben 1brOn gsiest porbsn 1T,
einsn mpiierioisn Beiua atitdtise.
Gpdisr bsfudte Der iapaniI9s 0snral
ben prGIiosnien 2i Yunn Dung NM
bemi,lb.n cine jdpanifne atibpo4t
auSubieten, bic isboh abgeIebnt fpurbe,
arobbem Dislss Darauf hinbeuisis,
bob sSapan ben Gtaatsfrsi6 bsrtsi.
fiibrts, ptrb jsbod BON onberer Geit.
eeItenb sema4i. bab Deutidlonb oi,
6anb I'm Spisls gsbnbi unb, um ben
Giniritt Gbinas in ben aricg su Ders
binbsrn unb na4 bsmIslbsn isinen di.
nefiidsn 5dnbsl 5nriidsuaepinneu,
Dsnysonur4iIienBdffe geIisferi bdos.
bic onssblih In Sdntofp unb anbtrsn
61ftn Inaen.
Sm Gtaotsbepartement ;isbt mon
Der hpeiieren Gniipidlung Der d)iref,
ihsn Situation NIT bsfprstsr Spnns
nung entssgsn, benn es pirb 5efiirf).
iet, bab Sdpon einsrsift, irobSem bsr
aansler ber bisiistn jupuniftsn Bot
fhdfi ertfdrts. bdb porlGufiq Elm fols
der Gariti ni9t gspIdut iei.
Wirb WiisIitb Der gra.
funsss aommiffion
GoIumbuB, g.. s. Suli. Grdus
iein Warp Robert Don Cincinnati
iDurbe am Donnerftug aIs RaHfpIgss
rim BON sgrGuIsin gtugufta Gonbit Don
Columbus, ipslde i'm Nusui refignis
ren ipirb. Don Der ftnatliden Merste'
Bsb5rbs gum WitoIieb bty Driifungss
aommiFsra fiir aranienpfka frinntu
eyuaunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
asemsiuertbe 1olsea
3os in Younsstopn, o., eine aanb.
babn@gntgleiiuns nab ii9.

gounsstoi ir n, g., 5. Juli. =
Gm friibn Worsen am 9onneritag
berIisb ein bier nntummsnber ydnbs
bohnpoeen an Grpnt Strabe bds
SeIeifs, ftisb geesn sin.n SeIspbons
pfoiten unS fubr bunn in sinsn
Sru3tIaben, Der In grano eerietb.
Srfolss bss unfaII.s purbe Der 35
Sabre dlte @bparb SculIs DON Gle
belanb eetOotet unb II anbere per.
fonsr tpurben perIesi. SamueI aIpes
rim Dou @IeDelanb, aorian gppIe uHb
Span WiIts Don gounsstppn, Sobn
g. Rcaeon pon NenspilIs, Dtto
Jrib bon asntpnia unb Tisben anbere
perIonsn befinosn iih in Soipitdlern.
Ste iibrigen 9erlesten purbsn mad
Saufe gebraat.
SoIebo. O., s. Suli. - Drei
Opfer Der 2anbbabns sSonifon Bel
Strpter. g., am Wlitippd 4benb,
limb am Donneritag Wprgen bier sss
ftcrbsn, unb ,ipei anbsrs Iiegen i'm
Sterbsn. Die Iobtsn finb: So3sl
galsbp, II, BON grpon; Georss War,
tin, 10, bon Strpter, uub Ilpa Con,
q, sbenfa1s uon Strbisr. Die 17s
jdbriss aanss aubn bon grpan unO
bic Is Sabre aIte gItiabetb gIbrer
bon Strbtsr erlitten beibe innerliHe
@erlssungen unb psrOen fterben. stn.
bere pahasisre iiub lei6ter bsrIest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
100000 1emtid,e
9 oIIen tptitin Sem q ries
getobtet norben fein.

Darts, 5. Suli. Ginsr pom frnns
Soiif6en srobeu Sauptquartisr ssmahs
ten 3uiammeniteauns 5ufclse babsn
bic OeutI9en pom qusbru9 bss &riss
ees an Biz gum Mdrs 1917 ni6t pss
niger aIs 100000 Wann on 1ootsn
perloren.
gs purbe fernsr ansetiinbigt, bnb
pom Is. 9lpril Biz gum 80. Suui bic
fran3oftf6 brttifhsn 9ruppsn on Der
ipeitIi6en Sront 1922 9efangeue sss
ntudt bdben, sinTaIiebli6 Don 1878
Offi5isren. Gs ipusH fsrnsr 500 @es
fAiibe, 503 WinsNipsrfer unb 1913
WsaffinsnesI4iBs srbeutet pprbsn
fein.
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@trbimte aussttd. /.

Ber bttHte uus5tt9s
nung. 6trr @utao 5irid. Der ias
5ise e,snerdls s8etriebsleIitr Der U.rs
nsgmsriean pubIifbius so. in
Columbus. g., ipsl4er 1888 ben ipa.
nii9sameriionii4sn &rks ais srpsr
SsulHani i'm Sisnaliorps poH anfans
bis 5u gnbs mitmadis. erbisli pcm
arisgs, DsportenieHt IN 1yaIbIngiou
ba5 uiaiorssySaisnt i'm Relsrps Si9s
naliorps uberlanbt. Dies III cine 9cDs
ausaeianuns. inipfern 9err Suid.
Der felt ben lsbisn 20 Sabrsu in Der
WiliidrIiiten Snisl Cams ais Gffi.
tier ipeitsrsefiibrt fDurbs, bic Sdapis
mannssSiu iberiprans unb burd
bic Gynsnnune gum Wlaicr ais gdi
tnilIoHss saommanbeur in ben GitEit
eintriti. Der aIfo Gsebris u; einft bet
ansriannt beiten ipniuliirsnbsn Jase.
nieurs uRb nit grobsn seiitign 6dbis.
isitsn nsbii praiiii3sm Miisn auss
geitatisi. Gaft in alItn 5bcilen bsr
uni0H DOT flm Sfrrn 9trtm Deie9sns
btit, bsi aro5en sIsttriIhsn anldgsn.
f0Ie s,erlfeIiung DoH 2slepgpnntben.
asIssrapbensrnridiunss oDsr Rabics
ssIsgrapbiiden anitaIisn, itine 6a,
bisssii unb isin imWsniss MiiIsn an
ben Tag 3u lsgsn. Rein Wanbtr, eob
tpm bds ssgtporisment cine
fold bpb< tsbE fpi,bsriabtsn Ii.b.
Major 6irf4 III Der Spbn bss iriibs.
rsn, Dor a4t Jabrsn odbinesfhlebsatn
itdctlinen 'SupsrlHisnbsnttn iur
Drudfadsn nnb griinbers Der Go.
Iumbus Grpreb' .b,s a&tb. &. Grid,
NIT ipel4er 3eituns bslannilih in
1905 btr columbus MItbots- bers
f4molssn tuurbs.
CIR fennt fid aus
Die geitie ibaut fib COR nidt
ruoi erit I'M Oh Id pus. aetrctfen
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gargermeiiter anf ;yerien.

giirgsrmeiiter gudlta Fat I'D, ec.
fern nit iainem Gobn enprenre O.
s,udfa nid 6rend Gid Sprines,
sssiio. ,beseben, DO er iit, stirG eine
@ode alif5ubnIten sebenft gisetii-.
eerlHeiitsr 2ouis D Dlmier iunsirt II
Ger 8soiftepeit als stootobergaipi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

llHb bsutste an. bab cine nsus brittle:
Sffeniips srnartsi perbe.
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ariesssimifter 0eneraI
rpn Ztein

erorierts I'm ReiastasssR sRommttt.s
bic miIifdriI9s Situation
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
CIR fennt fd aus

Die geitie ihalit fid COR nidt
uci erit I'M Oh Id mos aetTctien
kahl.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-12
VORWAERTS DESCRIBES
BERLIN FOOD CONDITIONS.

This description of food riot" is
taken from Berlin Vorwaerts:
When towards ] o'clock the peo-
pie arrived in large numbers they
were greeted with the announcement
that no more food was to be had.
Very many persons who had been
hard at work the whole of the fore
noon, and who had taken advantage
OF the half-hour's rest interval TO
hurry TO the food kitchen. we're OBJ
liged to return to work with empty
stomachs.
THE matter was further aggrava-
ted by the circumstances that as the
meat and potato coupons had been
cont on and retained by the authori-
ties in advance for the whole week.
these unfortunates were deprived
even OF tho possibility OF obtaining
food elsewhere.
1T was therefore not at all surpris-
Ing that a number Of the citys disap-
pointed guests should have vented
their dissatisfaction in no uncertain
manner. and that considerable dam
age was caused TO the windows Of
the food hall before the police con-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-12
UncIe Harry ExpIains Breaking ReIatiOns''

dent broke OF relations. Such coun-
ries don't speak and If either OF
Them commit any overt act antago-
nistic TO the other. war results"
rs that how nations break off rela.
ions' asked Helen, 'by sending each
'thers ambassadors and ministers
homer?
Yes replied Uncle Harry, al
though sometimes foreign govern.
ments are asked % withdraw their
representatives and send others be.
ause the first are personally undesir.
lble OF do things they shouldn't do"
What do you mean? Has the
United States ever sent ambassadors
home before?"
mot often" said Uncle Harry, "but
IL has been dOne--Edmond Charles
Genet, known as Citizen Genet, was
tho French ambassador IN 1893 lie
was very popular with the American
people at first. but he tried TO get as
into a war with England and de.
nounced Washington for his neutrality
and the United States demanded his
recall
1.-THE Spanish minister IN 1906 was
handed his passports and told 20 leave
because he tried to bribe an editor "a
favor Spain IN q dispute with the
United States"
well, did war follow in these
cases" asked joe
"NO." answered Uncle Harry. "A
war was waged with France from
1898 untils 1900, but 1t did not result
from the Genet case.
Again ia 1S49 because OF insolence
70 the Secretary OF State the French
minister. M. Poussin, was recalled
In 1883 Lord sackville West advised
American citizens Of British descent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-12

The boys were full Of excitement
nd eagerly awaited Uncle Harry's
arrival. Al last his well known step
was heard on the pavement outside
nd the two Of them rushed 20 the
loor 70 admit him. Helen more
iemurely waited IN the library. but
was all ready to Join the eager crowd.
"Myl It's q cold night said Uncle
Harry as he took off his overcoat and
hat and followed the children into the
room.
Uncle Harry" said Joe excitedly.
''What does breaking relations meang
u It the same thing as declaring war?
Is TT
aHere, here. Joe" broke In Uncle
Marry. "Give me a chance" And he
laughed.
'You know very well that breaking
relations is not the same thing as
declaring war Take our own case.
President Wilson held Germany 20
her promise TO observe the rules of
war as regards merchantmen; Ger
many had agreed to be governed by
those rules Then suddenly, on Jauu-
airy 81. Germany sent Us a note say
ing that IN spite OF the rules OF war
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'and her own pledge, her submarines
'Tere to sink on sight all merchant.
3nen within the war zone those
swaters around Great Britain France
.hnd Italy. Immediately President
Wilson broke relations with Germany,
but you know of course that his act
In doing so was not a declaration OF
*var"
when did Germany promise TO
2bbey the rules OF war and not to sink
shipsN on sight?' asked Jimmy
Inn a note dated May 4, 1916" re.
Allied lUncle Harry soon after the
3passeAger ship Sussex was sunk with
AAmeritans on board who lost their
a Ives have in my pocket a news
3laper clipping showing this promise. p
u Uncle Harry felt IN his pocket and
*irew out an envelope. Taking a clip.
*'ing from It, he read as follows.
n in accordance with the general
principles OF visit and search and
VI estruction OF merchant vessels recog
lied by international law. such yes
81 els both within and without the area
declared a naval war zone, shall not
70 sunk without warning and without
~ having human lives, unless these ships
~ ttempt to escape or offer resistance.
"a He folded the clipping and put 4
Back IN his pocket
s,laut promise was satisfactory e
W United States, but Germany
rs brupt reversal Of It could not bl
3 blerated SO President Wilson toll,
III ermany that diplomatic intercours,
you'd have to cease and he told Mr.
= ernstorff. the German Ambassador
ID leave and also recalled our Ambas
j. ador at Berlin"
And what does all that mean?"
4 Uncle Harry smiled quizzically at
noe.
Il "Have you ever seen two boys who
ere mad at each other. and who
Didn't speakT They didn't fgh,
II Necessarily. but they were very close
It. If either had tripDed the other
20 stepped on HIS toes. they would
Aoubtless have come to blows"
III YES"
M "Well. that is the situation In which
VIC United States and Germany have
&Pund themselves as soon as the Pres
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FRANKFORT HAS TROUBLE
GETTING FUEL FOR LAMPS.

Frankfort zeitung publishes a hui
morous article entitled MY Lamps"
In which a writer tells OF the time
prior to 1914, when every fortnight a
man came with a cart to his suburban
village with kerosene at 6 cents a
quart
"A time came when. the kerosene
man. made himself 90 scarce the en-
tire village lay in wait for days at a
stretch, like an ancient brigand for
the passing traveller And every time
no came. the quantity brought home
by the children in their little cans
grow smaller and smaller, and the
lights in the lamps thinner and thin
ner."
Next they fell back on potato-spirit
lamps. but famine brought potato
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What is Going on in GermanyI

trived TO dispense the angry people.
In the interest OF tho public peace,
we would earnestly warn the city
authorities against a repetition OF
such cases OF faulty. organization. at
the same time reminding them that
things other than windows have fire.
quently been broken In the course OF
popular tumult."
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cards and these lights were too cost
~. and finally the spirit supply was
cut down to an amount per month
that would furnish light about four
evenings.
Acetylene lamps are the last re-
source.
HAMBURG NACHRICHTEN
ADVISES EATING OYSTERS.
Hamburg Nachrichten attempts to
aid IN solving the food problem by
advising use OF oysters.
Many gulp oysters down and then
express wonder that anyone can en-
Joy eating them says the Nachrich-
ten.
"only by chewing the oyster does
one appreciate the delicate and saw
DRY meat"
II is announced the embargo on
importation OF Dutch oysters has
been lifted.
ENGLISH PLAYS RUNNING
IN BERLIN THEATRES.
"Charley's Aunt" by the late Eng
lish playwright. Brandon Thomas, is
appearing at a Berlin theatre, accord
ing TO announcements in the Vos-
sische Zeitung.
Plays by Shakespeare and operas
by Bizet and Verdi also are on the
boards in the capital
WIVES OF CARMEN ASK
FULL WAGES BE PAID.
Vienna Arbeiter zeitung publishes
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fodder and fats.

Germany cannot produce the
necessary breadstuffs and fodder even
under normal conditions. A full
harvest can suffice only when It 10
rationed. Even when peace comes II
will be necessary to keep the belt
pulled tight"
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the appeal Of municipal street car
employees wives that they receive
their husbands full wages:
"A description Of the dearness OF
living is superfluous," they say. How
is IL possible for the family on half
OF SIS to $3.50 a month to support
itself
The men called up are lighting for
kaiser, fatherland. and commune, yet
their families. Vienna women and
children. are STARVINGi
"The men not called up receive
their full salaries. and on two occa-
slons got war bonuses. Nevertheless
they starve. What must be the con-
dition OF US miserable creatures liv-
ing on half salary?
~Have mercy on our childrenl"
PEACE WON'T END
THE FOOD SHORTAGE.
Cologne Volkszeitung declares
peace won't bring resumption Of Ger
many's pre-war diet.
Germany I'm coming years will
have recourse almost exclusively to
such food as can be produced within
her borders" this paper warns. in an
article signed by a DR.. Michaelis.
Tonnage will be scarce, and de-
terioration OF the exchange rate will
force US to import as little as pos
sible
There VIII be a scarcity of grains.