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New-York tribune., 1917-12-16
81 mferned Aliens Leaue
City for Fort Oglethorpe

Ellis ISLANDS alien enemy popula-
ton was reduced yesterday by the
shipment Of nine Germans 20 the de-
tention camp at Fort 0g.ethorpe. Ga.
Twenty-eight others, sent here from
New England and Pennsylvania points.
joined the party, which left the city
in charge OF Lieutenant Clement G.
Johnson and detail Of soldiers.
One OF the prisoners was Jacob Van
Horn, a naval officer arrested az Forty
second Street and Broadway after max
ing his escape from Honolulu, where
his ship, the gunboat Geyer, rad been
interned. Another was Johann Mei5-
sach. arrested mere on his arrival from
South America, where he was said to
have been active in German propa-
ganda
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16

7-Dr James Louis Beyca-Falsely represented a med
cal college professor.
S-Dr r. Alphonsus Wallace-A quack.
9.Dr II. b. Vail-A typical nuxated myth
This best scientific authority which Wyc B. Jones
marshal the support of his medical absurd On the strength
of such testimony this from such these the public
urged spend money for promised health nerveorcc and
America f. Virgil Neal and Wye B. Jones' And the public.
which be fooled bess and buydoes the vast
and profit of the promoters 1t woudnt buy
tor car or rent fiat hire garbag collector such evidence
but will auousy believe charatan quack when comes
to a question Of health
it weren't for the fools in the world how would the Virgil
Meals and the Wyle Joncscs continue to ivel
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16
r.rr,ans Shot Irish
C.ntives, Says Gerard

". Gerard, former Ambassa-
an c.--,arv. who was the guest Of
'N " luncheon gwen 10 him by
s'nol ',..r.' :. Club yesterday afternoon,
he pae' - 70 The $50 members and their
''''',' many Of the atrocities he saw
'..t.cd by Germans ,
f-''''. .-o,frent Of Irish prisoners OF
l'' - pclc.au women and girls
W sno declared 20 be "unspeak-
NJ Geraii,u; a.ii,;,c" When every effort TO
ss.y r''to ,te Ir'sbmcu TO bctray The Brit
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16

ieh Empire failed, he said. many were
made drunk and. when they became
disordorly, were shot down by their
German guards.
"The treatment Of the girls and
women OF .clgium." said the speaker,
"was even worse. With my own eyes
I have seen them working in the fields
and housed I'M shacks with common
soldiers. The mon Of Belgium were
treated with similar brutality. Tho old
Germany wc wcrc wont 90 love is a
thing Of the past The older mon in
the army showed far more mercy TO
the prisoners than the younger gcner-
alton OF fighters"
Job F.. Hedges. the only other
speaker to address thc club. was
chccred when he declared that there
should be no contractual citizenship.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16
Gurley Flynn and Giovan-
it'll Among the American
Bolsheviki" to Plead
Gun Found on Lawyer
One of Counsel for Defence
Held for Carrying Con-
cealed Weapon

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-One hundred
and three alleged members Of the In
dustrial Workers of the World, prob
ably the largest number ever assembled
in one courtroom to answer to charges
Of conspiring against the Federal gov
ernmcnt. pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned before Judge lands IN the
United States District Court to-day.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, of New York,
who is out on bail. pleaded not guilty
in low voice.
In general appearance the defendants
rcscmblcd typical jury panel. There
were exceptions, however, for among
the 7. W. ". there are not few who
pretend 10 literary merit. There are
some who confess themselves poets and
not few are orators. These might be
distinguished b. the flowing windsor
tie and the soft collar Of thesartist or
musician. by the stiff rearward brush
OF the hair. or. in one OF two instances,
by a neatly trimmed Van Dyke beard.
One OF the government lawyers re-
ferrcd to them as the American Boil
sheviki. without the whiskers.'
Innumerable bailiifs, secret service
men. special agents Of the Department
Of Justice, city detectives and police
men thronged the Federal building.
Even newspaper reporters had TO get
through lines Of guards TO reach the
courtroom. Those not known were
given a cursory search for bombs or
weapons, procedure which led TO some
embarrassment for George F. Wander
veor, of Seattle. of counsel for the de-
fence.
Revolver in Lawyers Pocket
Ben A. Stern, Judge Landis's per
soual bailif. detected a suspicious
lump in the lawyers hip pocket.
Certainly ! have n gun" said Mr.
Nandcrvcer, and he would have moved
or into the courtroom with an CX-
PLANTATION Of his identity.
Il don't care who you are. you can't
carry q cannon into this court" said
Stern, who theIeupon delegated am
cthor bailiH TO escort Mr. Nandervecr
10 the Department Of Justice, where
the pistol was deposited.
A slight, pale woman, recognized by
ore Of the detectives as one who had
sung, like a medieval troubadour, out
side the Jail window where big Bill
Haywood was confined, was warned out
Of the building.
Besides Mr.. Vanderveer, the de-
PENDANTS were represented by Attor-
roys Otto Christensen and John L.
Matzeu. Oliver Pagin. Frank X,
Nebelier and Claude +. Porter appeared
for the government.
Defence Granted Stay
Counsel for the defence asked more
time 10 confer with their clients. The
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16
Chinese Government
BUYS Annoy Drydocks

ANOY. China. Dec. 15.-The Annoy
drydocks have been purchased. by the
Chinese government.
Negotiations had been pending for
the sale Of the property TO the Japan.
ese. but there was such storm OF
protests that the Chinese government
decided 20 acquire the docks.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-16
New Barred Zone
Around Navy Yard
Deadline To Be Fixed Janu-
airy Suspect Arrested
on Bridge

United States Marshal james NJ
Power. of Brooklyn. announced yester-
day. after a conference with United
States District Attorney Melville j.
France and members of tho Navy In
telligence Department. that a new eE-
envy alien war zone would be drawn
abouut the Brooklyn Navy Yard Jan
uary I.
This zone will extend 800 yards in
every direction from the government
reservation. and all German and Aus
tsian aliens working or living in TINS
territory will be obliged 70 move be
fore the first Of the year.
The exact lines ~ the new zone have
not yet been determined. They vii
be- announced tomorrow.
"Thc zone" said Marshal Power yes
terday. "will be established along tho
same liues as the waterfront zone, ana
no alien enemy, regardless OF who
vouches for him or how long he was
been in this country, will be allowed
10 cross the line. No exception what
ever will be made"
Wsllabout Market in Zone
After January | Wa!iaOOut harheS
one of the largest distributing centres
for farm produce in Brooklyn. VIII DC
inside the zone. and all enemy aliens
will be barred from working IN or yis-
iting the market.
Farmers in outlying sections OF tn,
city or on Long Island, a number o.
whom are alien enemies" the marsha
continued, will have 70 make arrange
ments other than to deliver produce Z
the market themselves.
"a number of business houses within
the zone will be affected, and ais
many apartments, rooms and house
will have 10 be vacated
Man Arrested on Bridge
The police guarding the Williams
burg Bridge arrested on its centra
span yesterday man who, they said
fingered there. looking intently dow
into the Brooklyn navy yard. He re
fused to give satisfactory answer whel
/ he was asked what he was doing there
At the Delaney Street station. he SAT-
/ that he was Joseph Marot, OF IL
+ Tenth Street, Passaic, y. J
The police believe that he is al
Austrian reservist. He vas questioned
by Assistant L. s. District Attorne.
Knox, and held while the Federal au
tkorities examined number Of letter
and documents found in his pockets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
3imm.rmanns SDdtreid.

Sn ieiner Grtldrung betreffs fsinet
9laian5ansrbistunssn an Waerito uno
sSSupan iagt Der Setretar pes oeuti6ea
auspGrtigen 2tmtes, Dr. 3immets
mann, bas qnerbieten lei nur fir ben
sgaQ beabii9tist setpeien. oub he
Der. Staateu nift neutral bIe,bsn,
Ipnoern ii6 ben gaiirten ani1liebtn
iolten, Oub Oeuti4lunD bus RsAt
babe, ii6 segen feinoIi4e Staotsn az
rpebren. 9lu6 bebauptet er, bub T-ds
Tibsnt @ilfon ben iiibamsritdHiitSen
Republitsn Elm gemeiniames 9or9.bsn
segen OeutI6lano Oorsei6Iagen babe.
ST bic geeriinoung tbatidhli6 nud
ri6tig, 10 perblsibt trobbem oer pers
bammenoe llmitano, bab 3imrlers
mann ii4 fir Elm Usittsl sntiditoeH
bat, bon Dem er bate i'm @oraus
pifen t0nnen, bab es nur ihaben linb
nitts niiben lam unb in ioltber
Deiie perfdbrt tsin neruiinfiiser
Meni6, sef9tpeise Elm Staatsmdnn,
uuf bem cine folh fdipere Berants
fportlidteit rubt, oab er bic Solgen
eines ieben S8ristes geuau iiberIsgen
mub.
Seip Mufgabe beitonb in alTsrerfter
Reibe ourin, bic Ser. Staaten bafiir
su setpinneu, bab iie ni6t often gu rem
aGiirten ii6erseben, neil iis bann ber
beutffen Sdhe mod tebeutenS
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Der nadite asasrsR.

Sbrpobl Der niebereripGblts prdIis
bent Der Der. Staaisn krsits am a..
Wdr3 fsin ami nniritt, pirb bic
erite rss.lmdbiss Saaung bes nGdfsn
8onsreffes rf i'm iommsnbsn De
5einber erfolssn. Die Drase Der Srs
sanifirung Der naiionulsn gsT,bs
eebung perurfafi biesmnl BEN poIitis
iden syiibrern unsefp6bnlid, srobe
Sorsen, ba bic beib.n srobsn 9arteien
faif eIsifseitis i'm neuen 4ongr.b
bertreten isin tpsrb.n. Den iiingfen
omilitsn TeftiisIIunsen 5ufoia, ipirb
bic Gt1rte Der NepubIiianer iih auf
PA, bic Der Ttmofrdten auf 213 Bee
laufen. Die gntfteibuna rubt b.mr
na6 BEL ben s @bssorbntisn, -bi, ents
peber als llnabb6ngiss frtpa5lt ipurs
ben ober iih elmer pdrteiorganifntiou
ni9t anaef9foFen bobsri. Di.fs ,ur
3eit pisI umtporbenen HonsrsBmits
sIieb.r iinb Wspsr aonbpn, Gosinliit,
Rem Yorf; SbDs. SAalI, gorifhrttts
Ter. wlinnsfo!a; u. =. fuller. llnab-
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Der aongrsb TT 5u gnbs

Der 8pngreb TT 5u Gnh
aeoanaen, obne benz prdiibenten BIZ
nahqeiu&ten 9oama1ten gu sepdb
rem. Die Majoritdt i'm Senat tart
auf bes prdi diioenten Ssite, ollsin M
prosrsTipen Senatoren perbinoertsr
bura @eridleppunsss SuttiteH BIZ
gtnnabme Der Bill, ipslde ibn ir
Stanb fesen folte, aries obns gu
itimmuns bes SonereiIes gu fiibren
Sie gum prdIibenten bdltenoen Ge'
natDren bubn ben Senatss@tten siner
8rpteit einpcrIeibt, I'm, ipie iieTdgsn
ii6 Dor Der ameritaniit,en Ration 81
re9tfertieen unb bic gerantiportIid'
teit bufiir, bab ous @eies nitt 5l'
Stanoe eetommen III, Denen aufaus
bHrben, bic eag 9sisb perbinoerten.
Sas Bolt tpirb ben proteft ni9t ents
Fernt 70 tragift aufnsbmsn. tpie hcNen
untersei6ner. gs III iebr sufrisbsn,
bag teine einleitenben Shritte au eis
mem ariege estban lporben iinb, bd es
ni6t bas minbeite @erlangen ipi!rt,
feline SDbne an bic Sdla6tbaHt gu
I6iden unb ietn 8elb gu ppfern. pSies
li6 gu bem 3fpsd, Gnglanbs Sdla6s
ten gu f6lagen, benn bas mare Die ols
Ieinige Wirtuug unb SoIgs. 0aR
ameriianiide Sdiffe perbinoert Ders
ben, burt bic Turoise gu iabrsn, lam
bus ameritaniI6s @olt ni6t in WaI'
lung perfebsn ,nudbem es iiber 3iDsi
unp Elm haIb Sabre rubis ertragsn bat,
pie gnslanb ben ameritaNii6sn Cans
bel aug alien Meeren ausiperrt. es
mar nit osm Praiioentsn einDerftan'
ben, bab es Elm fdle6tes Se'taTt
pGre, CUR getdmpfuns bon Gnslonhs
Gstpaltatten WlilIiarben on SsIo uHb
Setatumben Don Meniden gu opfsrn
uno loaiI6er als bsr prGfibent tutl es
au6 teinen 9riss nit 9eutftranb,
bos ii9 beoeutenb gsrineerer 8ergsbsn
f6uIbig gsndht bat. Der 9rdfbent
bat icbt @eIesenbsit, bic arisaspoItt,
bic er islbit beroprsebru6t bat, ipisbsr
su perfteu9sn unb oas pirb sr t6un,
nem er ii6 IebisIia unb oGlein pcn
ben SntereFen unferes aanbes lciten
lGbt. @ilI er lsSiolib ieiner 9s'ins
nunq ober feinsm Gieeniinn folaen, 10
nirb er ben aougreb gu elmer GItra'
sibung einberuTen Sn fol6em Sale
bari et aber nitt ulauben, bab er es
in Ieiner Wa6t bate, ben Srica in
8rsrsen gu balten. Sn 5rIae
beiIen baubelt er, ipenn er pirtIidl
friebli6e 9siirrunger begt, beceuterS
befisr, rpenn er ben aongrsb niat eiHs
beruft.
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ben, bab Senator Sson. Denen, bic
Deutftlanb baFen ridt seitatisn
ipiu, bic @erfaiiuns auf5ubeben; bas
iinb ruFii9e unb niAt amerifaniihe
Wetboben. Der Senator bebt absr
nod einen anberen unb sbenio ipihti.
gen puntt berpor. Diejenigen, bic cen
8riss berbeifiibren molIen, iaste er,
besrInben oas bamit, bab @nslano
unfere S9ladten idlase. Das mill
Stpne iIidt einleu4ten unb es ipir5
oas aud tein 9tnbsrer, als elm Dro.
brite bebdupten. @s fpirb geltenb 1es
ma9t, bab Gnelanb fir bic ,Srei1eit
Der Mesre tdmpfe. Man brdudt bios
bic 0usenoe bon gtoten, bic prdiioent
Bilion na9 2onbOn sefdidt bat. in
8etradt gu 5ieben, nm gu erIebea, oab
oieIe gebauptuns fred erlogen 1T,
benn lie iinb ale gebarniihte proteite
geaen bic ensliIdoe Ssstprunnei uno
SeerGuberei. Damn 1T es Sbatidthe,
bab mir pon Otutidlanb, bus teine
Stiibpuntte qeeen unIer 2anb beiibt,
rihts gu fiirdtenbaben, lpobl aber ppn
@nelanb, bas Iplhe ibeale Stiibpiintte
an Ganaba, an ben Bahamas uno an
Samaica bsfibt. Gerner 1T es aur Ses
niige betannt, bab gnelanb unb ssds
pan nah Ser Serrihdft ii6er ben
StiIlen Ssean ftreben unb 2cbtsres iia
AZ bieiem 3ipede ebenfalls tpidtige
StiiBpuntte burd groberuns Der otut;
i6en 8eiibunsen in ienem Meere &c.
iihert bat, fobab mir burh unterfiss
uua Der 2lniirten biefen belfen, uns su
befdmpfsn. 3umal, penn mir ms
burd einen aries eeeen Seutidlono
erffDpft baben. Ius bieien 9runbe
min Stnne bic gepdbruno pon
3riegspcnmachten an ben prdiibenten
nerbinbern unb es 1T ibm eeluussr.
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Congress has ended without CIV
ing the President the authority to
wage war. This appears to US q
good omen. The President is there
by given q chance to reconsider
the fatal step which he was about
to take and to spare the country
the horrors and devastations OF
war. He can not help coming,
upon better reflection, to the con-
clusion, that he can keep us out
of war by pondering on the
grounds which he alleges to demand
war. His purpose is to secure the
freedom of the seas. If this is
true cause he was in duty bound
to declare war on England that
has utterly wiped out our neutral
rights for more than two years.
If he thought, and justly SO, that
the rights which England denies
to us do not justify the fearful
price OF blood and treasure which
we should have to pay, then it is
clear that war with Germany
would be still more unjustifiable.
The plea of humanity, presented
so frequently by the President, is
based on an error of judgment.
If we do not send ships into the
barred region, no human lives will
be lost, SO it actually rests with
the President and not with Ger
many to save American lives.
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sabina 3irf.l.

Die res.lmdbis, mondiIi&e Der
iammIuna bss eobina 3irtsIs ianb
am 5rsitas. 2. Wdrs. I'm 2:30 Rcd
miiiues i'm aubiiorium bss 9unfsI,
NOM ssmp,Is aati.
5rdu gIiiabstb Gramtr fiibrie BIN
gpriib unb Trau glnnn Briidnsr oos
proioioa. Die Gsfhdfis ipursn bnfo
erItbist unb foIssnbes qrcerdrnu
fpurbe eurhssfiibrt. syrau Glifobtt6
qib6rt unb 9rau emma @eis be-
iIanitien tomirfe Gsbimte nnb Jrl
Gina Saffnsr trfrtits bic anpsftnben
nit 5tpei bsutidsn unb stpti en1Iis
i6en aisbsrn su bsnen nrl. Minnis
SsipaIb bic BssItisuns fpieitt.
Mstrere niebsr bon Gran Dfsa
Sartmdnn beelsiiet. tpurbtn ssmein.
fMdftTlH esfiinstn. 6israuf iclsts
Elm ssmlihIi&ss aaffesrdni&sn.
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6aaa gnbe Sanuar.

Sn Der ensIifhsn graffhoft Sufs
fsr lisgt Der WiaritfIsdn asipes. Elm
an ii6 bSHit unbebsuisrbsr Srt. In
ben ih, sinIt i'm Wlai. nls Der Wslts
tries npd IN iernsr 3utunfi lag, s.'
l.senilid5 .insr gerisnrsiie psrfHIasei
nurbs, neil id bic Wpiisrisn snelis
ffer gifenbubntursbiifer midi genie
asnb ersriinbst botie. Wan tommt
leidtsr ndh Genes ais bon bort fort.
DamaIs ipsnisiiens CAB ss nur sin,n
bruu&bnren 3ua i'm saa. unb fpsnH
man ben per5dumts, blisb einem
nitts iibrig, ols pierunb5pan5ig
Gtunben duf ben nddiien ~ mar,
ten. Dus tboi ih bsnn 70 sriinbIit
dls m5slid. tpenn ih mid aud Be-
mhbte, 5pifftnburt etpds anberss
au thun unb BEN unfrsiiuiIigsn guf,
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Ri6plas aIein fiibrt iaon

Ri6plas &Iein fiibrt iaon
felt Idng.rsr 3sit einen prtputt1ies
eesen aiater Nippert uno jest hiilt
er ii9 in Elm patriotii4es SeipaHo, IN
Der Soffnuns ,beFeren grfols gu ere
aielen, ala btsber. Diejenisen, bic
aidter glippert tsnnen, piisn, odf sr
in allem, mas gu einem guten gurger
sc6Drt, lpeit iiber Oenen fteht, bic tire
4ngriffe auf ibn ri6ten. SauptIo6s
lid beiibt er bic rpi6tisite GigenI bait
zines guten 9iiresrs, ben Wlutb, itiner
ueberseuguns gusorud gu geben unO
mas ipdbrer 9atriotismus lit, oafur
gibt es fpeit beHere 9eurtheiler als gli'
hplas aIein.
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Der prdfibent ion frOb istn,
bah er feline 0oumadten gu eiuem
Rrieae erbalten bat. gr tDnnte ils n'Ft
gum 5eile ber amerituniid,en Ratton,
ionbern nur gum Ruseu Gnslanos
anipenberl.
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Weun Der prdfibent sinsn
ariea ni4t baben min, 70 tann er ben
syrieSen ii6ern, inosm er ben 4orsrsB
nidt einberuft. 8eruft er i'm ein. 10
lit bas elm 8epeis, bab er ielber
Hrieo nth.
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GRsliids Solbaten ais ariesS'
gegner.
(gDon einem gleuiralen.)

(gon einsm Tsuirnlsn.)
sOlbnisn, bic ni6is pom aries tDii.
fen ipOIIen. MaulbeIbtribum
zines ,nsliiden proDinJiuIitdbt,
dens. - 3unsbmsnbs arisssmiis
bisttii i'm snsIiffxn Sesr.
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Wenn BITE beut den Seer
fiibrer ni9t tliissr pdren, ala bic
belltifeu Diplpmaten, 0, ipeb!
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Ste Ra9ri9ten iiber Ser
fentunsen bura Oeutid'e 1audtrDtc
iparen in ben leBten Sugeu etpas
ipdrli9. 9afiir itno iie beute I'm 10
srpBartigsr. Wis man iisht, iino bisfs
@rfplse gum srpben 5beil i4pu wtitt:
porigen Monuts errungen porbsn,
ipurbsn aber niat semeIoet. Die Iaiir'
ten baben bsidloieu, iiber Die @erluite,
our6 ipsl6s lie 10 f6per betroffcn
psrberi, Satpeisen gu betpdbren, I'm
ibre @0Iter nidt gu eHtWutbigen, tDelf
den betau1t 1T, oaB Der Sau6boots
trieg ibrsn Sunsertob beoeutet. Sis
Sau9bOots tOnuen ibre grfOIse crit
na9 geraumer 3eit meIbeu, oa lie BON
Der 5eimatbstiiite melt entfernt iino
unb ibren 9tufentbaItsOrt niat burb
OrabtlOis aeIssrapbis, peIte BON
5sinbe aufsefangen tpirb, Osrrothsn
birfen. SdIisblit tit es 59at.
fade, oab Iebr oiele 5anbelsfdiffe iih
ntat gum Safeu binausnageu unS
bieie SSurdt erfiillt ebenIo ponItdnbis
ben 3psd, ipie eiru @erienture, ra
Shiffe, bic I'M 9aFen bIeiben, ben 9Ils
liirten tsinen prOpiaHt Sufii4ren
fDnnen.
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Sie grsIdnber baben ben
Riit5us Der 9eutfdsn an Der qntre in
nerihieoener @eiie gu ertlGren pers
iu4t. Sbr GROCER 9eerFii6rer !5aig
Iagte. bic 3eutften bdttsn ben Mut9
perloren uno bdtten nt6t mebr tas
Sera iih 10 3db in ibren StelIunscn
5u bebaupten. nie bisber. Damn isi
audi unpertennbur, baB Gnglanb bic
ueberlegenbeit i'm @eI4ubnefeu err
ldngt, bic ibm btsber geTe6It bobe,
benn Die 9eutf6en trGten Dor oem
enslif4en Seuer ben Riit5ug an. 3em>
ndh lei i6re Rieberlage feitItebenc.
Sept bernebmen mir ben foabren Safs
perbult. Die beutidben Wannf6afteu
litten bur9 ben Qufentbalt in ben
tumpftgen Stenurgen. Sn Ssolee
beiIen rpurbe bef6Iofen, lie 5u rGumen
aber bic gngldnber tDnnen lie nitt IN
SeiiB nsbmen, tpenn iie 70 tb1ri5t
iparen, es gu 0erfu6en, neil bic aes
rdumten Stellungen unter bem seusr
Der oeutI6en Sefdiibe Iiegen. 9as
Heiultat TT, bob bic 0eutfhen ni4t
an 9eldnbe oerloren buben, fonorn
TN groben 8Ortbeil finb, bag lire
5ruppen iib in seiunben uno qut Gus
eebauten Stelluneen befinben. Wenn
Sais jeBt nod gfaubt, oab bic 9sut.
Iden tnief6Da9 genorben iinb, 10 Iou
q oteier Inftdt serndb hdnbeln. Oie
Deutfden tparten auf i'm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05

Senator g tome Iegte In Iebr
tlarer Weife bic 9riinbe auseinanoer,
iparum er bic 8eitiiduns BON San5elss
tdtffen Hi4t biaigt. @r erblidt in
loldem @orgeben cine frieaeriTdhs
9anolung unb bas 1T bulItommen
ri9tig. Wenn mir i6ieBen, f6ieben
be Deutf4en Suriid unb basiif bod
ntdts anberes als arieg. Gber 'penn
ss duf fDl9e Weife gum &riee lons
men mub, 70 ION er bonn grGiipenten
ni9t obne 3uffimmung burd ben aons
greb begonnen iperben. Qttbers su
hanbeIn, iDGue Elm @erfaffungsbruh
snb tian fam eS polItommen perites
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15

WIN your COMPOUND Tor The beneht N
other mothers, MADAME EUGENE
BEDARD, 55S Main Street, Springfield,
Mass.
Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is so successful in overcoming
woman ills bechusc It contains the
tonic, strengthening properties OF good
old fashioned roots and herbs. which act
on the female organism. Women from
all parts Of the country are continually
tesuiying tolts strengthening, curative
influence.
II YOU want special advice write
lydia =. Pinkhsm Medicine Co. (conf-
dentiall, Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read, and answered by
women only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15

down condition, had
pains in my left side.
| would faint ~
ten. My doctor ad
me 10 try
l. ydia r. Pinkham .
V egctable Com
pound did so.
. nd gained in
strength 80 | can
now do all my own
house work and |
you may pub
lish my eNDeriencs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15


preceding lessons Your Post ~
Honor. . Making Good as 20 Sole
dicrJ
Tho three basic qualities Lnyulf
obedience Hu Physical Fitness v'r.
treated boo tbc preceding lesson There
Is another group of tsrce -.idl"rF
qualities that are especially needed
during she periods of training Wuryh-
ius 90 walIug between ,Omu1f-
They ore.
Intelligence.
Cleanliness
Chccrfuiuess
Although these qualItes Jrr assoc
'iat,d chiefly with camp lf' they Jrr
uf sour-. scarcely Jess helpful BOO s''
other phases of military service.
Intelligence.
Intelligence does NOT necessarily
mean -ouo1tion but rather quick uh-
rNuuon and Willingness Geo learn
There g. plenty of need Cor intelligence
% modern warfare Thu, National
ARMY vNl Dee forced Go apsor1 Within
% rcw months 81 training which would
ordiuariIy eNtcnd OVER period OF two
or three years Thu., who intend Go
90 themsel, o- fnr promotion should
study thoroughly the uHuurl and in.
orHl regulation wh. 20 affect th"I
duties ln 'llu. the. should learn
ourtfinp about uuu-Iuaklur prH.
uau reading the construction cot tID'd
eutrcnchment- Training ANA care of
horses a,EualIus the naudI.uH ".
complex pieces of wa,u.u'iN tu'
many other -uhr.Uta
ANY prac.,ui knowledge thaf 5000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15

The ladies OF the Missionary Society
81 the Flrse Baptist Church Will meet
~ IN chufrh Thursday. a. 3 j.. ~.
Bible lesson led by Mrs a g. R0h-
.fison. suhiect OF Missionary pro.
gram: In Jerusalem leader Mr..
Blanche Underwood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15
.
COMING EVENTS. .


The Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies Of the FIRST Methodist
church viii meet al the home OF Mrs
Ailsrd. Sos north Twelfth. Thursday
az 8 D. ~. The home society VIII
have charge uf the program Mem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15

A little WANT Al nov nn1 chen
II read by every class Of mVn anu
women toe. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-15

District Attorney Harry T. owen of
Los Lunas. WAS iu the city today on
business