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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
: Die itoatlid,e ssnbuitrie aplll.

~ Die ftoatlide SSnbuftrie aoni-
million bot frau Catherine Cole, Der
Nitttpe beg iniolge elmer grploiion in
Oii SamiIton nmgefomnlenen @tas.
o.. Cole, cine gntidioigung bon $3,.
29l.60 bepiligt.
Mm Montag ipuroe Jrnu Gltia'
BETH SilinaeeI, Die @ittpe ocs Der.
Iterbr,lcn Sptn Suf,lcgcI, i'm Seim
'brcr Gpbter, 6rau 2bomas SoQer,
S2y Cation CTR, i'm aIter bon "a
S,sabrcn upm Sooe abgerllfen. Sie
miro iibcrlebt pom brei Sobneil, feds
&tf,tsrn, 5ipSIi gnfelfincern uno adjt
lltenfcIa unb miro morgen gsabnlit.
tal non Der Gpane. ct. Sobanncs.
aird,c aus, Der tic fefddj5is Sabre lang
gl'eOIih cnaebGrt bate, inter Der Sci.
tlnlg bon Yoitor @erbolo I'M Green.
iuooo SrieOboi begrabeil.
- @on 9apton aus muroe aemcl.
oct, bab aticIut nitts Glarmirenbes
III Steiacn org @rcBen N!ami Dor.
borten iei. 2as @oiier wirb bod.
items Die Sobc pOn 5ebn Sub crIeidjerL
mGDreno Sic @eiabrlinie erit nit Ell.
nem @aiieritano BON IS 5ub erreiGt
perbe.
- eoiuarb Saup, tpelder bon Saccb
@oIs Der llnterid)laglIng bon aollef.
tionen beihuIbigt lit, fuiiroe i'm W'n.
ni3ipoI .@crid,t inter elmer @iirgifait
pom $500 Den grobgeidlporenen iiber.
Ipieien.
- ssn @id,ter Sarlans @eridt be.
uann geitern Die @erbanoIlmg Der ge.
gen 2. gntiib erbobenen auflage me-
gen Rorbangriiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
aaffeefranSdIsn.

= Gcr ,Srm,en.8ereiu Der Gro.
teItantiiden Beters STRIDE (9sditor
$. Smipt) Oerianruelt lid am Mitt.
ipch Nntulittng 5u ieiner Sibmg.
an oieieItc ifIiebt iid) oas aafiee.
fraiI5hen on. gei benrielben hn'
ben bic fOlg,nbsn Damsn freunbliHIt
bic gspirtbuns iibernommen: Grau
Quna SUBS. Grau 1bsreiia Sissus,
Jrau ama @ubii. Srau Warsaretba
Grpe, Srau glifubetb 9obi. JrI. Ros
ia 3oes.
- Ger SSrouen.Yerein Der ct. 80.
bannes.@eHleinhe auf Dh. auburn
(Eaiior @rnit Bob peraititaItet beute
fas monatlihe aaficefrin3ben in ben
Sdulr1ilmen. lie Saitgeberimcn
iinb: Carrie Sinie. Minnie 5ieIlHan.
&clen 6cebr. llriilla 5udEs. sInno
@arSner, Sabie @Iaab, glbabetb
Si'eter un6 2ouiia GBlinaer. Iieie
.Oclien sebeu iid aae Wtiibe nit Den
8oracreitungen unb rerben iider Die
Giite alis Bette beipirtben unb unters
balten. Gin 5abIreitcr geiuf Der
5scilbe 1T oesbaIb init &edt 5u er-
luarteil.
- Der 5rauenperein Der gp. Sm.
manuel @emeinbe In Gairmount Cpds
flor 8. ). Sonneborn) DeranftaItet
am 16. Rars eiA aaffessrans9eu gum,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

ncrbaIb suei @oden nabm id cine beuteriens-
nertbe 9efieruns lpabr. Scb 'este ieinen @e'
braut fort pno 'est bin Id frei bon sdtmer'
sen unb fits ale meiHc Sausarbeit gu per'
riften "--5rau 0. .. SteItHsfa, 234
g8oIs abe. Buffalo, q. o.
syrauen, ,pelhe tbre Seiunobett fpteber er'
llnpen, ersdbIen uatirIib Ineeren. mas ibncn
eebolfen bat ginee iareben unS erlduben.
oab ibre gdmsu uno Sbotpsrapbien nit ben
SeueniiieH perSffentIitt werben, No6 oieIe eIu'
bere tbeiIen es ibren Greunbiruen nit.
gBenn ste eiuc @lcsi5iu fit tueiblite Gr'
franiunseu beuotbisen, beriuteu sic enbia G..
gtnfbam's 9eaetable COMPOUND. efrciben Gle
CIT bic ahon g. 9inibam wlreieine Co.. aorn,
w,aii.. (pertrauensSop nm ireeno ettpas. mas
gle n5tbis baben. I'm Elm g8iiieH be3iisIit bie'
fer ucbel 5u erIansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

Der ftpsbsnben Grasen eraislt psr'
ben ipiirbe.
Der Brief Der Wertrtter Der grus
oeri5dfisn an ben prdiibenten lauist
mi. folgt:
,4ir fiibI.n uns perpfli4ta. Sts
in Reuntnib gu Iestn, bdb mir bsab'
ii6tisen, ON Is. Mdrs ipieDer NIT
benz na.ionalen aonfsrsn, aommits
Tee Der GiIsnbabn.n 5uiammsn5uiom'
men, um nod sinmal sinen Usriu6
sur gsiIegung Der idapebenbsn A4ts
itunSsn apniroDerf. 81 MAIDEN.
,Wir iinb Der Soffnuns, Sdb cine
,uiri.p.niteasnbs D.reinbdruns sus
iianbs iommsn ipirb. LIMB psnu.
tpdbreno mir unterbanoeIn. bas sano
In sinen ariss binsinsesossu ipsr.
ben ioIlis, 10 periitxrn mir gle, baB
Sic ii6 bdrauf p.rlaFen biirfsn. DaB
mir nno bi. Witslieber .rpelts lrir re-
prdientiren, sic islbit unb bic Ro'
Niion ibaitrdfiis un!eritiissn ipsrS.n.
Rem yort 13. WGrs. 5isr
ipurbe am 9itnitag in Grfabruna ses
brat,t, bab, Der eaItuns Der gif.n'
babnsn sufolse. 5ur 3eit isin Rom
promib in gsSua aui bic adtiiunbsn-
aontroDsrie m0sli6 lei. aud ieIbii
oann niti. peun bic eii.nbahnsa
BON ben pier grub.ritaftsn In Der
am Uonneriiaa bssinnsnben aonfereni
NIT einem 0snsraiiir.ii bebrobt rpsr
ben foIIisn. Die g,rir.isr Der 9nhns
aeiellfaaftsn baiirsn ibre SaItuug aui
ben umitanb, bdb lie nit Der Reai.'
runa psr.inborisn. bab uidts ssi6etea
IoIIe, ben aesentpdrtisen Stntus 81
Gnoern, Big bos Ob.rbunbesseri4t iti'
ne Gntidsibuns iibsr bas abamion
@sieb absssebsn babe.
giner Der 9ertreter Der eiieubas'
nn fagts, bic gabrprdiib.ni.n jsi.n
iibsrseusi, bab bic Wdnn,r nur b.s-
tdlb I'm cine aonier.n, na6iuh.fn,
I'm Elm llitimatum in gaua arf bi:
adtitunben Grase 3u feIl.n. Wnn
nebme on, bub es fid auf bas Reiuls
lat Der i'm Gspt.mer lsstsn Sabre5
porasnommsnen Sireii abitimmuug
ifiit.n tperbe.
9ds rationale aonftr.ns ROM
miitse bradte fsrnsr in Grfabruns.
baB. falls bic 5orberune.n in Der
Ronf,rens pertp.issrt perbsn foIIt.n.
glGns fir einsn ON Samftas gb'no
au b.sinnsnbsn Gireii auss.arbeits!
feieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

lO3l'u.
- Ger @ei,mobeitsbearute q. z.
SIue0lep bat Der itaatliten Geilinb.
beitsbeboroe icinen geri6t fir oaS
SSSabr 1916 iibcrnriiteIt. sIus oemicl.
ben gebt beroor, oab i'm perfloiieuen
Sabre SS3 Safe DON nniiederoen
armlfbciten gemeloet lpiiroen, segen
22S Safe nn Sabre 1915. Gs ltarben
504 Ferioncn rno bic 9ln5abl Der De.
titrteu betrug 734. Bonn 9tobrliugs.
mittel SSnipcftor iplirbeu 5000 Sn.
ipeftioncn porgeromnen; $4,000
@allonen Tonraten-9rei unb 1,100
@aaonen efiig fpliroen fon6enllirt.
Der @eiunobeitsbemnte entpfieblt elm
dngemeHenes Spltem fir Die Inter.
iudung aaer Tbiere, tpel6e geidIadp
tet perben; Die slniteIung bon araIi.
fenrfleeerinuen fir Die offentIidyeE
Sdlllen: freie llnteriud]lng Der 3db.
ne idnrnrtlifer Sd,ulfinber un6 Sn.
euglrirlrng elmer ainbenpobIiabrts
aautpag1e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
Cine bptpeIte GgplOHoa
Jn Der @rube Ro. / IN Ssnbsrfons
bile. pa.. bot 5cb unb gerbns
ben i'm @efolse.
adt asiden ipurb.n ssbOrssn; flint
Wdnnsr rperbsn nod DermiBt.

GanpRsburs gd., 13. Wdr3.
- Sniolae timer boppeIt.n erpIoiion
in Der 9rube 20. / Der Ssnberion
Goal So. in SsnberionpilIe. brsi Msis
len nSrbli6 BON bier, purbsn, fopisl
man Bis jebi psib. a9i Grubenarbsi'
ter sstSbtsi. Dies III bic an,ubI Der
BIG gum absnb ssfunbensn 2ei6en;
fiiuf Wdnner lpsrben nod bermibi.
Wdbrsnb bes 4benbs nurbsn pier
2sidsn gu 9ase s.f0roert; bic dnb,rtT
bier ipernen ipdbrMb Der Rahi an
bic DbsriIGde gsbrahi perb.R. Gei.
ne Der Ssidtn tpurb.n bis isbt ib,n.
iifiBirt. Di, llria6e Der GrpIOiiOn III
ridt beldnnt.
M6t Snesuieurs beg 9unbtss sOru,
bsnbursaus in piitsburs unb Srpsi
Rtitunssmannf6nfi.n Der 9snberiou
Cool 60. befinb,n ii6 in Der grub,.
iDnnsn abtr iniola. non Rauh unb
Dns nur lduafnm porbrinssH.
glls bic bier 9.ifsn beraufasbratt
purben. periuftsn iiber $50 lyrausn
unb 9lnseb0rise bi. llmbiilIuna BON
ben asi6.n ou reibsn. nm bi. 2cSt,n
su ibtntifisiren. iobab bic 8snmtsu
Der gsiellitaft anorbntten. bab por'
iiuiip tsine ipeit,rs aei4tn bsrdufbe'
f0rbsrt psrbn ioIIen. Die anSnbl
Der fid) 5ubrGnasnben esnts ipurbs au'
lett 70 aroB, bab bic 1saniten bi.
SiaaispoliJsi In 9nrgeitstoipn 81
9ilfs risf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

OubIep aiif Gdeibuns. Die aldserill
ertI1rt, odB iie i'm gsopember 1918
BON ibren @atteit perlaiien tpliroe. =
sSrn. Green, irelder aneefIagi mar,
gan,. slurif NIT einem Meiier attalirt
5u baben. bctnnnte lib Der Steherei
tin ifnIoig inb m,irbe gu 500 @elr-
ltrafe oerllrtbriIt. - s. 9. gogdrt,
lpel1er Der @ernahIdiiisung ieiner
3ipei ainocr angcflagt spar, lpuroe gu
81 @elbItrafe uub ben Geriftsfoitelt
peturtbetIt. Ser Sall mar suerit I'M
GuIijeigertht perbanbeIt lporben lno
enoete NIT elmer Sreiipre6nng. Spa.
Ter iuuroc Der Sau pom Sueenogerift
abgetuieien Ger sSaa prrba bierGnf
ben @roBgeI6porenen untsrbreitet.
,Rid;ter Stto gecIfi erfl6rte, bub Der.
artige Sale in rem irnteren @erittcn
erle0igt rperben iOllten.
= Zen StaotfpminiIidren murbe
geliern BON Der Galnpbell 60. Beiuerts
lro glrbeiter @enoiienifaft cine Or
oruan5 lnterbreitet, pelhe Die GiSab.
licierling on Sonntaeen rcallirt.
0orna6 foil Der gerfaiif am Sonniag
nit eliler Celebrate, ipelhe 5wiiden
So u;lb $50 pariirt, gcabHoct Derocn.
grlGubt 1T bie @bIieferllng bon Cis
an Sooipitaler uno @obltbatiafeitS'
SSnilitutc, al Die oireftcn aoriiunen.
iell, nsnll bas Gis IN Dem @tablilie.
mc,lt erlangt arirb, uno IN 9totbiGlIen
ai,i Ole ihriftlibe Grfldrling eliicS
ar5tes. ga fein Quorum i'm &ath
oer Stn6t &omnliiidre porbanSen
mar wuroe bie Scrlage eiuem Som.
niitec iiberipieien. - Cine Delegation,
Der @runobeliser OIL Der Wtonnoiltb
,StraBe erfIGrtc, oaB 90 Yro5ent Der
6rluioeigentbiiruer glpiIt ieien, 5ur
Terbeierltng Der Monntoutb Strabe
,uliden Der sSiinften inb gIiteu Stra-
rc Die Salfte Der Soften bei5utragen.
osri @m. Ntaboen, Der sSiibrcr Der
delegation, betcnte, bab eia 8erbeiic,
rung iobcIb als mcelid) ouseeiiibrt
De- ocn iollte. Gie slnselcgenbeit ipilr.
De 5rr Grleoigling aui beute Gorrit.
tas periboben.
- Ter @isbGnbIer George Saber.
5,silD, nonN9to. 314 g9eit 5. StraBc
rutOe bon einem Eiero eetreten uno
uerleBt.
- Seiratbsibeine. Carl y. gtos,
30, BON indianapolis, GGSuo., uno 2ena
D. See. 81, bon aiuncie, Sno. -
borrp epairs bon 0apton, ag., uno
Role gaiiyHgartner BON Cincinnati, .. |
- Ser GircuitgerittxIerf @m. 8. |
'tetpea erbielt geiteru Ron 8hn Ora.
,es, peld)er in Der aiiiten.9lrtillerle
,ient ilno in Sort Gnoreps, Dtaii., ito.
ionirt iit, ein Sfreiben, pelhes Die
gittbeilling elltbalt, oaB er bon Re-
acknowledgement perbaitet tuoroen
Ell. Gr miro beihuloigt, bel ieiucrn
sint.itt in Ole sIrnee Die ialid)e Gin.
abe gernadJt gu baben, oaB er inper.
eiratbet iei. Or erfIGrt, bab er in
topenber 1916 in Die 9lrmee eintrat,
iad,oem er Dor 5tpei Sabre Die Sdei.
Ing erbolteu batte. Ter 6Ierf fmlo
II @erittsregiltcr, bab @ranes in
,abre 1914 geitJieoen pitroe.
Coroner q. siGtlofi Don Nep.
'crt, tpeIder in Der 8linbes.@ Marine
ccieat bate, lit in @urt RopaI, z. g.,
eitorben. Die 2cite pirb bebuis ge.
rbigune bierber gebradyt fuerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

Beiisn elmer iieusn Rl@eneinri@tuns.
Oas ardn5Hen iuirb bon folsenben
Gruuen gegebtn: Waris Ssibenfpin<
ntr, Clio Sonneborn, aatbrineSdiIs
ling Gbereie S4narb, Rofa Gunbsr.
mann, anna S4aefer, Mnrsaret2aus
Der, Gouife Surnau, Glifabstb' BOB.
Gmelis Wornbolt unb iyrieberite
NillIu5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
Den D,r.rstern Der eiienbabn.n ou,
fOlse IN Elm DersIei6 5ur 3sii
unm0sliH.
DiefsIbsn werbsu bic entidsiouna
ses Cb.rbunb,sseriats iitsr bas
albamion Gef.s abpartsn.

Dafbinstpn, 1.G, 13. Wdr5.
am Gienfias ipurbe beiannt, bab bi,
Siibrsr Der Gifenbahn Briibsrft,df'
ten ben prGIibenten Chiffon am z.
Wldrs formsn benadriddisisn, bab
ON Is. Wdr5 cine aonferen, nit ben
@srtreitrn Der Babneeieafdaftsrl
itattfinben iptrbe. Ju bm grief
ipurbs bic 3offnlns ausseiproden.
bab sine sufrisDsniteaenbe Heilegung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14

an etneW ipelhllnefl
uebeI init Shmer5en
I'm Riden uHc oer
Seite uIto augemeiner
S6pdte. SO baite
meiiiens proieifionch
lie SebdnoIure, abcr
obHe eeiunb au ,per'
ben. slIs Ietie gu
flu6t bef6Ios Id eb'
oil g. 9inibam's
8eaeidbIe COMPOUND
5u perfn6eH. ipeItes
i'd in 3eiiuHeen an.
ueiiiuOiut fub. liiin ius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
6hperbeI.

Jslbfpsbtl: .Sit iinb ia ni9t raIrs.
Miinsr! MeHn sic Sbr Slim aus
BEN gdiibensrabsu binauiitrtden,
bsnlsn BE 1einbs. CD HI elm DRAFT.
1tnhssnib!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
edInnlultr gtfjrt?

elub eie eesipunsen. siirnaI, spsimaI sbst
mebrmaIs aus 9trspi S3Iammsr esrtns1 -
ipsrben in SoIse bon enmerA osttfirsns nnb
abnormsn 3ldtanbes 9trsr Ttstsn unS bss
@iofe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
Sebt fret bon
94nter5e1t.
Bran sebeiIt pOn apSia 8. Sinfham's
gesetabIe COMPOUND mad brei
Sabre Iaugem 9eiben.

buffalo, u. $50 bin Die Wllitter Don
bier stinoern. ano Habe8u brei Sabre Iitt Id
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
I.III!|;{

perbsn enuntrt ben aIiaIif1m Snitanp StKsr
stusfhribunesn su bsrbeffern. fpobur6 Sbr
efIuutmer unesif0ri NTH unb Sae Haff N BET
ga6t unb Gnereis bel 1nse finoen Wien
Jsrmsn bon s,iersnifOruusen fsunsu nt0f sr'
icIersi1 ihit RafmsportIabisfffn bspanosh
iperben. ater fpenn bic iclaenosn spmptome
porbanssn firb, psrbsn Gle elmer trfrfnliren
@st.,i,hmna bursh ben Gebtau6 cetftlbsn fpsib'
baiiia rerben; bic Wscrae bes Urine pi'e mr.
reaeimdbia, uuasriissub. 81 bdnfie, ~ fein'
ltd ansaeItieben. beeIsitet bon e6mersfn,
s6ioirriaieiisr, 9sbsmtHs. Bremen. Ae's.
sdmersen I'm andsn unb ben s6amIsitisr IND
psnu Der iiriu hbisn Gentt bat uue 'inft es'
iar6i ~, etc. s5sruer Ssmmune Der ansldeb
euns. nit gisbsr. e6dafru, Snmer.sn, snat
tyeb. Rtsberaefhiaasnbeii i'm Wfoles, eis.
ScIfeu ben Wiereu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
@amiIton.

llnisr ggent in Samilton III Serr
Gbuarb Sruf, 449 Sab Jiinfts Ctr.
Bell Gel. 476.R. SDme Ebone
1631.4.
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.SeIfeu ben Viereu.

5n perfauien in ben Gop'fhen apcibsien nnp
Geonsmp aySibs.sn uns In allen aubusn ape.
ttsisr.
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Gpningtpn.

Die Gupingtuner Office fur Sas
rGiueinnatier gplfsblah" befinoet
iid in bem 0ebGube Der E.oples
Sapings ganf & Sruit &c., Z &eit
SedJite Strufe. auseisen, Wlittbei'
Iuusen anb geitelluuseu irgenb mel
der Slrt ucroeu bis ueun llbr slbenos
baielbit entsegeuseuommen. Sele'
pbpn SOUTH 1854.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22
MAJ.-GEN. FUNSTON
PASSES SUDDENLY
HAND OF DEATH STAYS CAREER
OF COMMANDER OF SOUTH
ERN DEPARTMENT..
DIES IN SAN ANTONIO HOTEL
Major General Frederick Funston Was
Seated in Hotel, Suddenly CoItpses
and Expires a Few Moments Later.

San Antonio, Texas.-Maj. Gen.
Frederick Funston, commander of the
Southern Department of the United
States Army since February, 1915,
died suddenly at a hotel here a few
minutes after he had dinner. He col
lapsed while seated in the lobby of
the hotel talking with friends and was
playing with little Inez Silverberg, of
Des Moines, Iowa, a guest with her
parents at the hotel, when he fell un-
conscious. Death was almost instan-
taneous General Funston was 81
years old.
Ever since March, 1916, when he
was paced in command of. all United
States forces on the Mexican border,
General Funston had worked at an
unusual pace. At critical times in
border developments, he frequently
remained on duty 20 hours of the "a
The handling of regulars disposed of
at various stations on the border, the
Pershing expedition and of late, re-
arrangement of regular troops while
providing for the return of National
Guardsmen, have entailed an enOr
nous amount of detail work, prob
ably exceeding that which fell to any
commander general of the United
States Army since the Civil War.
General Funston completed orders
during the day for the return of the
last of the guardsmen. Because Of
the amount of work which has fallen
to him General Funston's only rec
reation or relaxation for nearly a year
has been an occasional dinner party
with few friends.
Only recently, General FunsUU0 re.
turned from an inspection Trip which
took him as far as NCgales, Ariz.
That, with one trip to Brownsville.
Texas, and brief visit to Austin
Texas, last year, were the only oc-
casions when he has been absent
from his desk since the border trou-
BILE developed.
Two weeks ago, General Funston
suffered an attack of Indigestion. To
use his own expression, Il fought it
out alone" Later he placed himself
under the care of Lieut.. Col. M. w.
Ireland, of the Medical Corps. South
ern Department, and regained nor
NAL health and spirits. For three
days." Colonel ireland said, General
Funston had been entirely WE'LL
Col Malvern-Hill Barnum, General
Funstons chief of staff, Immediately
notified the War Department of Gen
eral Funston's death. News also was
dispatched to Mrs Funston, who is
visiting her father in California.
Physically, Funston was one of the
smallest men in the United States
Army. He was barely five feet and
five inches tall, and usually weighed
less than 100 pounds. In civil life,
he was modest and retiring.
Besides his wife, General Funston
is survived by three children, Fre1
erick, Jr, aged ten years; Barbara,
nine, and Elizabeth, aged eight
months.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22
European War

The Germans in the Miraumont sec
tor of the Ancre front in France have
striven hard to regain the positions the
British took from them, but their at
tempts, according to the British, have
been fruitless.
The Berlin war office says that in
the Ancre fighting position several
times changed hands, but that before
abandoning their advanced crater posi-
tions the Germans took 100 prisoners
and captured five machine guns.
In Champagne, near Ripont, the
French have shelled the Germans in
the positions captured from the
French, but have been unable to hurl
infantry attacks because of the terrif-
ic artillery fire of the Germans.
Petrograd admits the entry of Ger
mans into Russian trenches south Of
Dvinsk. >
In the Carpathians a strong Austro-
German work south of Okna has been
captured by the Russians.
In the Austro-Italian and Macedo-
MAN theaters artillery activity FREEDOM
mates
The British are reported to have TAX
en- additional positions from the Turks
in the region of Kut-eIAmara.
Striking at the French line in Cham
payne, midway between Verdun and
Rheims, troops of the German crown
prince have taken ground to a depth
of a half mile on a front Of a mile
and a half The attackers captured
S58 prisoners, including Fl officers and
twenty machine guns.
William Palmer, second engineer of
the American transport liner Mongolia,
says he saw the merchant submarine
Deutschland and 1876 other German I'M
derwater boats in Plymouth harbOr.
He asserts that the British captured
400 German U-boats and that 1877 Of
them were chained together in Plym-
outh harbcr.
The Philadelphia, the first American
liner to leave Europe since Germany's
declaration of unrestricted submarine
warfare, sailed from Liverpool Febru-
airy IA, carrying ninety-five passengers
l'of all classes, Of whom thirty-eight
| were Americans.
On the Italian front, only artillery
duels are reported.
The American schooner Lyman M.
Law was sunk on February IL off the
coast of Sardinia by a hostile sub
marine, says a Stefani dispatch from
| Cagliari, Sardinia. The vessel was
| loaded with agricultural machinery.
The crew of twelve, of which eight
were Americans, have been landed at
Cagliari
On the French front the British in
the Ancre and other regions continue
to make raids on German positions.
The most successful was northeast of
Arras, where King Georges men en-
| tered 25O yards of German defenses
and reached the German third line,
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A Halifax, N S., dispatch announces
the arrival of the Observation-Disclosures
lean liner Frederik VIII from New
York with Count Won Bernstorff and
his party of German consular officials
on board.
President Wilson and his cabinet
are daily discussing the ruthless Ger
man submarine campaign and it's eff
fects upon the United States.
Consideration is being given by the
government to all the different. phases
of the situation that has developed
since the break in relations with Ger
many, including the detention of the
Yarrowdale prisoners, the crisis with
Austria, the plight of Americans in
Turkey and Belgian relief.
According to advices received in
Washington the Lyman M. Law was
sunk by an Austrian vessel without
a flag.
President Wilson himself will ulti-
mately decide the question whether
merchant ships shall carry arms.
The United States has fatty re
jected Germany's offer to discuss diff
ferences between the two nations
while the ruthless submarine cam
paign is in progress.
The United, States considers the
sinking of ship carrying contraband
a doubtful right, but has not yet con.
sidered it a violation of international
law.
Anent the note to. tho Swiss min
lister, who presented orally the Ger
man proposal, Secretary Lansing said
the United States docs not feel that
it can enter into any discussion with
the German government concerning
the policy of submarine warfare until
the German government renews it's as
surances of the 4th of May, 1916.
By vote of 81 to "a the senate
refused to suspend it's rules and per
NIT attachment to the postoffice ap
preparation bill of an amendment in
ereasing the postage rates on news
papers and magazines and decreasing
to one cent the rate on drop letters
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i With the end of the Sixty-fourth
! congress but two weeks off, admins
tration leaders are concentrating their
energies TO the enactment OF revenue
and national defense legislation.
The Greek legation at Washington
states that famine is resulting from
the entente blockade of Greece and
the poor classes are living On herbs
and grass.
A dispatch has been received in
Washington stating that Brazil has
warned Germany that she will hold
Germany responsible for the fate OF
three Brazilian vessels approaching
the prohibited zone.'
A dispatch from the City of Mexico
state that Henry P. Fletcher, United
States ambassador, has arrived, and
was f1ttingly welcomed into the cap
ital city of the de facto government.
A dispatch from Rome, Italy, says
Captain McDonough and the crew OF
the American schooner Lyman Law,
recently sunk by German submarine,
are in Rome. The captain said he
had a large supply of canned goods
on board and no central band.
On the basis of news dispatches
the government has begun seeking of
fetal information of the destruction
of the American schooner Lyman M
Law by a submarine to determine at
once how the case affects the delicate
situation between Germany and the
United States.
Press dispatches from Berlin an
nounce that the seventy-tWo Ameri-
can seamen brought in by the Yarrow-
dale have been released.
An inquiry concerning the redeten-
ton by Germany of the, United States
Yarrowdale as dispatched to Berlin by
the United States, preliminary to more
vigorous action if the men are not
promptly released.
Pending complete reports as to the
treatment of German crews on war
bound ships in the Philippines, Ha-
waii and elsewhere. the government
will content itself with the inquiry
as to why the United States citizens
are held and under what conditions.
1t is reported that there is a divi-
sion of cabinet officers anent arm
ing merchant ships, with most of the
cabinet officers on the affirmative side
of the question.
Count Won Bernstorff, former ambas-
sador to the United States, has sailed
for his home in Germany. Before leav-
ing he expressed the hope that war
between Germany and the United
States would be averted, and asked
the press to extend his thanks for the
cordial manner in which he was treat
ed in this country
Announcement by Republican Lead
er Mann in the house that son had
been born to Mrs. James M. Thorn
son at New Orleans, aroused prolong-
ed cheering by the congressman.
Acting under instructions sent from
Revolution-swept Mexico's de facto
government has entered the lists as
an international peace-maker. With
an identical note to all neutrals it
proposed a joint effort to end the
European war.