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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
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ST Or. GrHit &nnpalS aIs 9irisent
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Seine &eiisuatiou unrSe anseuum-
meu aHS ieln SladfoIser lunS
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Sr. grnit Guntpalb ilt nidt mebr
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seltern BON Der @yetutlpe Der GlHcini
nati Sr9eitra alnoeiation ansenoI'
men unb gu gIeI9er Seit puro. De'
tannt sogsDeu, ouB morssu BaIfI
9enrp Rotbpea bier eintreTfen tpirc.
Inn bic proben bes Sr9elters jotpis
bic beiben aOuaerts am Jrsitas gaca'
mittas unb am Samitas 4beab aIs
r@aits sSirisent" gu Ieiteh
Ods Direttouium Der Gintinnatl
Spmpboup Or9eiira 9liIOeiatiOn srIieb
in Der 4nselsgenbeit geitern 4bsno bic
fplgenbe 8etanntma9unS:
rSS1 elmer @erium~ei1lng Der grctrs
tine Der Cincinnati Spmpbup Srt5e,
fra 9lfoeiation, bic am Montag Rlhs
mittas itattfunO, tuurbe Die ReFsna.
ttpn Don Or. Suntpalt als Better oes
Cincinnati Sr9eiters ansenommen.
So pirb betunnt segeben, bub WoIter
Senrp Rotbpeu als rGaIt. Grtgeut'
engagirt norbsn 1T. Gr tpirb ,sin 6e,
but als Dirigent Der &orSerte Ia
Sr,bas Ra9mittag unb am SaEftas
9lbenb MAIDEN. Serr Rptbipeu lit In
muiitulif6en $retfen tpoblbetannt, 30
er pdbrenb Der berfIoFsneu Sab-e M
Rep Yort tbdtis getpefen it,"
5err RotbDeu, Der bic beiben Siess
tpD4isen Sbmponies2ouserts bright,
mar bormals 2eiter bes Spn,p6Oniss
Ordefters in Ct, paul. gr III isit
mIrmebr 13 Sabren I'M 2onbe unS
fam auf @eranlaFuns BON Senr1 81.
SaDage mad ameritd, um bic sriten
quffii6runsen BON rpareifol" In ber
Honbesfprads gu lettsu. Sett eintgn
Subrsn III er aIs Srdefers9 s9irtsent in
gbetu gort tb6tis estpefen.
Die programms Der beiben biespo'
bisen 9onserte iperben perI4iebsntIE'
be @srdn6erungen erfabren. Sn er'
Tter 2inis pirb, Inn benz 9ubIitum
9elsgenbeit gu seben, feline opIle Hur'
mertiamfsit bem neuen 9irigsntsn 5u
Ttenten, tein Solift mittpirfen uuo
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in sStalien" bi. Doorutfas Spmp9os
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Or&eftra GFpciatton bereits Dor elllI'
1er 3eit unterbrsitet uub ols ile Dos
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,ob fem Riidtrtttssefa4 In Strait
,lsib. unb BON Der @eretntgung ieosr'
,eit onaenommen tpsrbsn Tonne. Serr
Dr. aanlpaIb fiigte binsu, baB n
,orlGufig tn Cincinnati su blslosn
Jebentt. ,.
aaut aus @afbinstou TN aduts
,.s eSfrieen gtbenbs etngetrO1Ttnen
Depeffen in bic lIntsrfu6ang gs9:H
5.rrn 0r. aunpalb BON Settsn Der
sunbesbeb6rben, ungea4tst ietntr
YrsilaNung nita abssidloisn un5 /
cine @i6erpsrboftuns lam isosr3st
,erfist perbeu. fOboIb Die erPsbun'
ZEN oer 8eb5rben bartbun iollten, oo5
lie esgen ibn srbObensn 9si4aloigan'
ZEN NIT ge8ug auf ansebli4 sebdi''g.
lusfdae aesen bic gunbesrsglerlnJ
la6qepisfen psrben t0unten. Sn sT'
ter ainis foG es ii9 i'm Sale uou
Dr. Sunpalb lin eine birstt sssen osn
3rdFbentsn gertatsts 8emsrtuns ban'
eln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-11
Gier 60 Gemts.

Gie @ierpreiie firtb geitern aber.
mails 2 Gent in bic Sobe eeeaneen
uno ole G1iottrungen Der SanbeIs.
TANNER tporen SO Gents fir ,ltrictIp
freib". Ger EctaiIpreis III go Gents
pro Guseno. aIio 8 Gents pro Stiif.
Der b0dite Oe6enlberpreis, Der bier ie
peraei9net purbe. 9ie seitrise 9a.
flibr mar iebr aering.
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guriidlt bel shnnberimdEn.

GeueNpebrfef 5ouiton ndbm aes
tern GeIegsnbeit, eine WornuHs nit
Se5us auf bos auftbousu Don einne,
trorenen asitangsr0brsn Der Wufsrr
leituug 5u erluSen. CT iparnte orins
seHb Dor Der anipenbuns tpn Jodel1
Ober Bergen irsenbpelter art Bel bies
ZEN @eriu4sn unb rietb sur @srpsns
buns BON beiben 9uppen, bls man I'm
bic R0hren nidelt.
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Griror iid bi. ;yiii,e.

Ter forbige Stredenarbeiter 60.
iDarb Surit, Der fir bic Big Sour
@abn auf Der Bride on Der Se4ten
Strobe uito bem Mliucreef arbeitete.
crfror iih eeitern beibe SiiBe urtb
mubte nn9 bem itabtiiten SoipitaI
aebradjt fper6en
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EberlbunbesgertdtIt4e
GntFdsi6ung dber
naturalization.
Wotur

wafbineton 10. De5. -
Gnti9eibuneen Dpn 8unbesssri6t,n,
benen sifoIgs Standardization ipegen
blpBer llnregsImdbisteitsn, nidt anse.
fo6ten rerben t0nne, fonbern MIR
apsnn tbatfdHIi9er Getrue porliege,
i1urben am Wcntug Dom Oberbur,
bssgeridsi umgeitoben.
Di. Rsgierung berlorgts, bab 8iirs
asrpopisre, tDel&e JDer !. Rtb einem
sinGarduAsrts# RerDRes N GsGius
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SsiratbsoeiHdjs.
0Neihnad,ts,punidb!

Rriisrer geffdiiemnnii, 9urepffeue, ~, ben
.abeaoiem, ebrenbniteH gbarniier unn gutter
grfdeiruna uub nrnenebmen nmannptiorHeH,
uif bsffer Rnrfs unb prttnteH gnpfebluHgei1.
si2 600 feItlisrfporbenes Rlermaeen uro ouitm
einforimeu, bate aHs Deffditsauinbsu tslIe
QeItoeubeit sn pdjIe1ber fnmfnseefanntit1ii
nnb fn1f bdter Gif eseiem s2sqs sine poiiyree
2ebefsqsiibrtiH, neil iebr sinfGm fheltEo.
iunef spiiif0e ebrs arbano. bic eth i1onss.
eerlifbIldes eeim nrb broben. lisbeocueli
6dfieu al fd6ten nett, m asbeirr. nIii eolsr
acknowledgements uradbe tbEer oer5nltntne a.
~, gintinnafirr esnftlatf. unHounme, iner1'
bsfis urb abeufsreriid,e puf6rifier ftrrnq' eer,
bsier. aisireftpn ielbffpetif6rbiin; ale ertsls
ipeTbeu tnuttporta nnb reicuruirt ii.io,io'
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untsr bem Iinten Dbr BON sinem in
Der R6be ipobnenben arats nit IA
Stia'n sufIiden Iaifeu mlbis.
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Dpfer b.r.adIt.

goungstopn, g.. 10. Ssa.
2as Solgs bss fur9tbnrtn glis5arSs,
Der felt Soms.ng Tliitns i'm Ma6o'
mig SbaI iuiitbei, Iinb bier psrfonsn
trfrorsn, br.i 10 fart erfrprsn, bob
iie iDabriheinlia iisrben iDsrbsn uHc
9apfsnbe Don TnmiIien leibsn 5nns
f@redIi9 untsr BEN 3pplenmangd
unb bem let1tsn @nsorud, Der tns
aoGkn foit unmDgIiH mn4t. Tfs
zempsratur fisI m Der lssten 9a4t
IGaf ssia Gtas ust<z gsil
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Der, Sotrn. b,piGigt iporb.n fuuren.
pibstrufsn ipsrbsn, bd CT ss Deridumt
hate, sin gtrfifiiat sirpurei9en, mel.
Dies sspiiie SHformotion In ge3ug
auf feline 9lntunft IN bieIem 2onbe
entbdl.. Gie untsrsu JnIian5en bat'
ten ben StGnbpuntt eiresnommeH,
boB Dies nur cine lInreselmdbigisit
uHb nift sifua eirr ungeiebli4teit
f.i, fDeIds Die 8iirssrpapisrs nnsiiltig
made.
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g.rTamat-@eibTiM.

W6bnen IN fTruiiIic BON 2; ftetnes aDdfie'
menf .es3 Gltrnpoob A0s. Eel. slnoH 8sise.
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mdbnsn fnr Sausarbsll tn gGmiiis bon 2.
30. 1rarGba Rlbg- BurRei tbe- Eel,
slbon 7te.g.
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@ab6sn fir Smrsarbstt. sli5 gistfiniHs
abs 1ei GGit iife-x.
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W6b6en. nnasidhr 25, fnr gSGf6en unb
i4lsien 22O9 Bari nbs. E,aInir eils.
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gtfliat & blem

paterfon1. g.. 10. Des. Rad
eiuer aonfsrens SpN6en itdbtii9en
Beamtsn unb aobItnbdnblsrn BAT
Wlcpo- RabeIiffs ansssiincist, bnb
q nsspH sia<H aisiIasa RotlseA0f
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wds1eH cher mitteIldbrias grou fftr eaus-
arbeii @Hies eeifH ilr ri4tias @e4sn- 27is
GucIlb elne,, nd unturr.
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8H Derfanfen -eeridiebenes.

20 Darb neuss RtnoIeHm. gyminf.er
bus. eluta. 1888 einn eirpbs. 9-i4'
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Ba Derfanfen-Sarmen.

easb Haatst e<nDsn eIs tpl ein
2Ifmpiat tss finSiefn -ennb Hnpsrs Dlasa,
stna-, nber 900 1drm.s,araniHb In ieefr aus.
pGbe dHatsetat bcs fiofuftamsrn nIIS agen,
Ten bon ieeem Gia9t 30 Sfiisn. bhtf1ef
etlbaHb u snst enrttn 25t rsx SGet 4
Ulpnais f0s. eaub Buhsrs aHdgas
sius. Dtpt. Q 90. xrasr. Sepa
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W6bden, giItes, fin gtlibenar.
bet. giofs. laos W2prtIe elre..
@alniit Sins. S,piib Oh wsens
Come. 1l,12
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gsrIaust- gldnnIidj.

mann 9Hb arau aat aarm. Gutter
eehn nnb guis eisuaHe. RGfsHfrretH 1911
9obR Sfrabf. ..i8s
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o 6Isffsr ffr Gr1,ameHioL urb Ban.giiesL
crbtt. G1m. qnne 4 Eone gs. 9afieffon
strabss nate poHf Strdbs. bp
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Santtor Weurn unb 5rou. tn
1406 WRprtle glpe., 8aIrlitt $iIIS.
SetDifb oh Rens Some. 11,t2
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mdb6eH f1r nnusarbsit tn fietHrr Gamilie
Eel. apoH s79es2.
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Rhb nsn fnr 4nusngbeit unh acd,eu tn nel
M Huufillf. Guier ectn. <se MibbIs Renb
Clifton. slstrt GIificn~gIm Cor
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gdbmsa rsioes gaeiito fvriet ser M
6fu nlD Gofpuf.n.rSdr6elt HuyfebiarofE
psriaust Gstspocn nss1 t<i3a Gpre. %
HD1n ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

him 10 sit down, but my laughing
had prevented efectually anything
could say being effective.
"I1l only stay a few minutes" he
begged. drawing a chair near me
What are you reading"
That he was making conversation
WAS 30 pApable that again burst
out laughing. This time almost hys-
terically.
] had not heard the outer door
open. and tho door OF the room
where We sat was ajar. so that Rob
ert and Bruce were with us before
I knew they were in the house.
Tod sprang up and I flushed like
a school girl Bruce looked FIRST az
one then al the other. and pretend.
ed not 20 see the hand Tod extend
ed. altho Robert greeted him heart.
ily
Il just ran in a moment ago
hoping 10 find you all az home ]
consider myself fortunate that you
came so soon. as ! was just about
10 60" Tod glibly told them. while
! sat still. and by my silence coun.
tenanced his lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

to New York next week. and you
won't see me again in a long while.
There Is no earthly reason why we
shouldn't spend the evening to-
gether instead OF each OF US mop
inG alone. IN take my chances
with your husband. and Bruce. too,
for that matter"
When Tod said he was going back
was startled for a moment think.
ing how much ! should miss him.
Then thought that too would
soon be going away with Bruce, ~
that my voice was steady when ]
answered / even laughed n little
mo. Tod, don't come tonight"
Not even for an hour no one
would know" he foolishly told me
"Oh. yes they would, for ! should
tell" / replied. Don't argue any
longer. Tod. but ring OF and come
up tomorrow night when the boys
are at home"
We'll will you go for a ride? II
IL lovely night. Let's go up tC
Cartwrights!
"No. | won't do that either"
knew well enough that Bruce would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

not countenance my going out rid
ina with Tod-Or any other man
other than my husband for that
matter. and I did not wish TO offend
him while he was visiting us.
Strange | never thought how IL
might affect Robert took IL for
granted he didn't care what | did
because ne had treated Tod as an
old friend OF mine. and urged him
10 stay and talk TO me once or
twice.
you are very unkind," Tod
grumbled. as ! called good night -
and without waiting TO hear more !
hung up the receiver.
went back 10 my magazine and
was quite interested in a long story
when about half an hour afterward
the bell rang heard Martha I'm
the hall. then a mans voice, and in
a moment Tod Freeman. a sheepish
smile on his face was in the room.
was really angry. but as ]
looked at him | burst out laughing
| could not help u. his expression
WAS so comical I tried TO scold
him for coming. wouldn't even ask
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
One Woman Story
sV CAROLYN sEgcHER.

"Pshaw. Margaret: no ones go
Ing TO care n an old friend like me
calls. even II you are alone Why
this sudden access OF prudishness -
again ! heard him laugh. I'm bet n
hat II I had called up before Mr..
Drayton went he would have told
ne TO come and entertain you. He
ias before. you know ="
Il know-but-well. under the
circumstances I'D rather You didn't
ONE tonight" and ! imagined the
latter settled
But Tod Freeman did not give up
aything upon which he had set his
lind so easily. And just as I was
bout TO say good night and ring
III. he commenced again.
Now. nsten a moment. Margaret.
| really am almost Wild staying
alone in this place. I'm going back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
chapsr xxx.

CWepNF NNlNs
pleaded headache soon after
dinner and left Bruce and Robert
alone while ! vent 10 bed. was
really IN The blue devils OF jeal
ousy again had me In their grip
and I couldn't endure the allusion'
10 the day both were constantly
making.
The next mprning Robert told "
he had 10 ~ TO the neighborln'
town TO attend court. Bruce insist
ed upon coins along. and ! was lef
alone
The house eemed unusually still
! wandered a,out until nearly noon
attending 60 trinlng duties, and
playing with the baby. hadn't
slept well. ~ after luncheon ! lay
down for an hour, then woke up
feeling rested and refreshed, and In
this new mod a little disposed 10
scold myself for being so unhappy
the day befoe.
Robert hd telephoned that he
would not bt.home for dinner, so ]
went out for a walk. did a little
shopping. anc then had an early
dinner. hac called Myrtle up, but
she was out md Mrs. Mulhany was
also not AT hme.
After Dime I settled myself 10
read. Just asI opened a new maya
zine Bruce hd taken from his
pocket the da, before. the telephone
rang.
who can b ringing up" ! muir
INJURED. as Martha answered the
call.
YES. sir. sh is In I'll call her. 4"
! heard Marth say. and then took
the receiver rom her.
7 Immediately recognized Tod
Freeman's vote,
Hello. Tod-yes. this is Marga-
ret No. noting particular Why"
Thought pGhaps you might le;
me come up little while7" came
the answer. I'm deucedly lone
some"
why. OF corse-oh. but. Tod. ]
don't think yo better! You know
Bruce is here. and he's so particu-
lar. He wouln't like il IL you
came when was alone Robert
might also ohjct.r | added.
could hearTod laugh as he re-.
Piled:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Handkerchiefs

Ladies' pure linen Handker.
chiefs, with dainty embroidered
corners in white and colors. soc.
35c and Csc values. These are
slightly soiled from handling. To
close out at. each ............fee
Ladies' Shamrock embroidered
corners and pure linen hemstitch.
ed in plain and a broken assert.
ment Of initials. 1sc and l5c val.
ues. TO close out, doz. ....st.oo
HeRIy's Main Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
LABOR READY IF
WAR COMES
Conference discusses Plans
To a0biliZe
Lnustry

WASHINGTON March 1e.--Labor
disputes that rnt England and
France a year no viii not be re-
peated in this ountry should the
United States beplunged into war.
This was made pain Friday as the
executive council Of the American
Federation OF Labr went into ses-
sion TO lay the hundations for a
vast industrial airy that will keep
the nations arme, forces supplied
n war comes.
Creation OF god VIII" between
labor and government is the FIRST
step the council, kaded BY Presi-
dent Goxapers OF tn American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. inends 20 take a.
q preventive measue against inter
nal troubles should var come
Today's meeting 1 preliminary 10
a general conference here Monday
OF the officers OF evry national and
international labor Inion In the
United States The ! members OF
the council Will adpt a working
basis for the labor reads Monday
and submit their plas TO this con.
ference for ratihcatia or whatever
change Il deemed Necessary to put
labor and the government in accord
or their respective parts durinS
armed conflict.
The plans will proide a set or.
der whereby the indstrial forces
o. the nation can bemobiliEed for
the country's defense On almost a
minutes notice Thee men will
form the reserve upo which the
army and navy mus reply, prin.
cirally. for their munions and sup
plies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
THIRTY PIECES
OF SILVER STINT TO
SENATORKIRBY

JONESDORO. Ark. Iarch 10
Thirty citizens OF Jonsboro con
tributcd a silver dime each and
sent all TO Senator Kirb OF Arkan.
saG for his partlcipationin the Nil.
buster on President Wilon's armed
neutrality bill
The following letter accompanied
the silver donation:
III Judas Iscariot earnd HIS. so
have you. We. in the kaisrs name.
herewith inclose 30 piece OF silver
and add your name TO IN list Of
those who have worked for das
fatherland Auf weidersen."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Wells

Pretty Pattern Wells, in hexa.
gon meshes with picot and woven
borders and allover scroll effects,
N black, white, navy. brown. taupe
and purple. s125 and 800 val.
ues for. per yard ........75o
New Meshes in hairlines and
iexagon meshes, in pretty borders,
scroll and dotted effects, in black
and colors. at. per
yard. 49,. 2Sc, soc, 7Se and 500
Healy's Maia FIeop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

Rich soft finish in forty
eight 81 the newest spring
shades
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
All Day in Downstairs Shops
All Day Specials in Our Corset Shop

models. handsome
striped Beautifully
81
Another handsome model Medium bust EN-
bodery trimmed with three webbing
Saturday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-03
2 Auto Bandits Held
For Death of Couple
Killed in Mad Dash

Philadelphia, Dec. 3. - Occupants of
the automobile which ran down and
killed Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas wark. of
12OS South Market street. are believed
by the police to be the auto bandits
who had attempted to hold up w. j..
Baylis, Il butcher, of Sixty-second and
Catharine streets. few minutes be-
fore the killing.
Two of the three occupants of the
car were arrested early yesterday
morning and held without bail by
Magistrate Harris on charges OF man
slaughter, attempted highway robbery
and threats to kill. 90
They are Walter Z. Hebron, 20
years old. OF 1917 South Ffftieth
street. proprietor of garage at
nue., and William j. Rodgers, OF
Thirty-fourth and Chancellor streets
a chauffeur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wark were killed at
1880 Saturday night by an automohiIe
running at sixty miles an hour. with
out lights, as they were about to board
a street car at Fifty-eighth street
and Woodland avenue. TGey had just
left the moving picture thoater. nearby.
where Mrs. Wark was employed as
cashier.
The license number of the car, 9S,-
5O7. was last night found to be reg
iStered in Harrisburg in the name OF
Henry B. Howell. of Lancaster. Pa. In
defending himself, Hebron inadvert-
emily admitted, however. that he had
been keeping the car. He declared
the automobile. which is n scVen-pas-
scnger machine. had been purchased
by him two weeks ago.
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of the Rebellion and died n general.
Sergeant Moran read n letter from
General McCaskey, written to Moran
on New Year. 1913. which recounted
the whereabouts of many of the men
who had served in the Spanish
American War and in the Philip
pine Islands with Moran, in General
McCaskey's regiment. Concluding the
letter, Sergeant Moran turned it over
to Chairman Schlegal, for the Lam
caster Historical Society, of the rela-
tives of General McCaskey.
The occasion of the meeting was
the effort of Lancaster. through its
recruiting officer, Sergeant Yingsk, to
free Lancaster from the second draft.
The primary object was TO pay tri5-
ute to the boys who have gone ana
to enthuse the boys that remain. On
December IL, an aviation unit will
! leave Lancaster.
Sergeant Moran in referring to
General McCaskey in his speech. did
so to show an example of n young
man who enlisted as 4 private and
won the shoulder straps of a general.
[ He stated that this was n goal for all
/ enlisted men to work for.
There were inspiring recruitinS
I addresses by Judge Johnson, of Lew
! ishurg; Sergeant Blake, of this city:
Gabrielle II. Meyer, p. Q. S. of A.
| II. L. Burlington, Lykens, representa-
! tive of the p. o. S. of A., and Ser
| geant Moran.
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Plan to Build Monument
For Gen. McCaskey Gains
Headway in Lancaster

The campaign to build a monu-
ment to General McCaskey started
by Sergeant Moran in Lancaster, is
under way and in full swing. At the
great mass meeting in the court
geant Blake and Sergeant Moran, of
the Harrisburg recruiting station
made speeches, Sergeant Moran paid
a warm tribute to the Lancaster man
who left Lancaster fifty-seven years
ago to serve as u private in the War
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