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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11


Wininss, l0.42 glder aaub IN Gsl
tion ~ Don eolerain 2opnjbip
| 5000.
Sarab s. Dininss al aatberiE,
gu1. basislbe Gisenibum; 5000.
eugene 5. Syii9sr an 9eriboli
Sunoerer, 70 bei % Jub an Der SiiDl
isiis Der eara SiraBt. 30 0ub lpsfi'
| LID bon Der Defisrn 9lpsnus. in 5air'
mount; 81.
SliOer Wl. Dod an Roje ToiisI
15 Sub an Der Sibisiis Der 4o1
Strabs; 81.
Silas z. 5enninss an Sobdnna 8,
Stnninss unb Nap .. Stiff, 40C
6uB an Der eIiff Strnbe; 81.
WeiIliam G .9drmou an 8. 6,
Stdnforib. 9ot 3s1 in Der Spbs 9larl
CAT llniernbibeilung; 81.
Jobn 9apertamp an alma urn
Clara 9aDerfamp, So Cub an Der
5ibicits Der eittls Sirabs aui Mi.
auburn; 81.
5. Steele Madsnsis an RttcIas
unb anna aIein, 33 BEL 105 CUB an
Der Siieieits Der 5iaiibs 2lDsnus. unD
5fpor III bits Got % in Der Mad.n,
gle pati llHterubtbeilung; 81.
emma g. 9drrop an Serup 6.
aoblbranb, Cots % unb % in q. :.
Donbdm's uHterabibeiIung in Ulabi,
ioupills; S1.00.
Sbe STANDARD Oil Gomponn rcn
Jtentutp on bic Stonbarb Oil gom'
pdnp BON Obio, Cots 115, 116, III,
11S unb 119 in Der Wlobafpt llnteIab,
tbeiIuns In RiIfOrb; 81.
Gnttie Boooriiff an Glrrird R.
Sorn, Got 400 m GIsmere Spnoifat
Suboipiiion in stcrtpoob; 81.
Sdrrp o. Sill ON gsarp g. g.
Bold. 80 bel 209 ssuf, on Der Ger.
ter Strobe, $50 5irb oftlid bon at.
tica glbenue in @Ieniont @ioae; 81.
PET Weibobpipsfn on Sofob
9roipn nnb 2ouis gbaitiu. 80 bel
100 SUB ON Der Gieite non Bin.
iielb 9lpenue oiif griee Sill; 81.
/Sarniie 2efnnsfp on ssobu une
1aarp Scoring, 35 Bel 100 SUB an
Der Siibieite bon Sfoge slpenne; 81.
gnen 8. aofter on ssrruin .. aleu.
65 SUB an Der Guriebt aneuiie nirf
Briee Sin; 81.
Sobu g. SeruInrtn an SJfptn q.
anen, bie iii5lihe S6Ifte non So Si,b
on Gnrigbt sloeuie mif priee Sin;
S1.00.
9k gcd. Sannoforo & ped so.
on s;rpin 8. alien. GO SUB an Der
enriabt Gnenue auf griee Sil; 81.
sSohn 8. SGlueter an @mren q.
um6 erfrnd n. Sanbers, EN- Stiid
9ono IN Settion 10 in SpeaInorr
9oipnfbip; 81.
e. O. @errp II. n. ON q %. @oot.
iparb, 1870 2ote IN Der @lober gerrp
S,ib6tbifiou IN Dpourins; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
1899.er Ia Stalisn ausssbobeH
SnRreIYante gemerfiinsen ai,s einern
romiiaeu @riefe.

Gin Gfnpei3er idreibf aus 4om
urtter bern 1. Wai: @ieber III In Stn'
lien EN- neiier Refrtteniabrenng oiys.
eeboben poroen. 9te I'M Sabre 1893
eeborenen SiingIinee perben ouf ib.
re MeiIitdrtauglid)feit bin unteriutt.
sJE baneer Gorge frnsen fid Sauien.
be bon an ibrer eInpfinbIifften Shl.
le eetroffeneR ghittern, oh fie ibr
2iebites, bas INNER bas III, mas iie
81, perIieren fiirf,ieii, opfern utidien.
@ir Sftpei5er fonnen tptrtIif nihi
baafbar eeniig bafiir ieiu, bab mir e.
mem 2cro angeb6ren, beifen natiirIi.
DE Tu4nieIliung iid nit eiIseu on.
bern aIs eifiem SeIbfibertbeibg
frieg I'M engiten Strn 6es gortec
nieinaIs pertragen tpiirbe. Sm @e.
eeniqt bou, fartpfen s,taliens Sobns
nm Trentiuc. ams aon5o. IN GIbanign.
IN 1iaeSonieri, IN TripoIis urn.
iberol, no itnIienifde SrterefIen aiii
bern Spieie ffeben. Bie 6ie eendlier;
@reBen bider ssntereHen hiien.
tpiIIen aber nifr bic tpei,igifcn I'm
2anb. gincm ollein bIeibt bic Der.
onhporfIitfeit fir 6ie rihtige CT.
fenntnib Der Matchmaker geaiirfnifIs
iiberbunben, n1nlIib benz aitslaHos
nrinifter Serrn Sibnep Spnnino. Wit
spanmine j6aiit bier nIles onf bteIen
g1anu, Der aus Der 8erfpaltung ir-
mes @iniiierinms EN- @ebeinririb ge.
moft bni. befIen enfbiillirnasD sDeriuhe
mir ssrmthurgen Roiim laiien. Gb
bieies guiiem nod peiterbin be gil.
Iiaifia Der @ehrheit, iuie es BIB onbir
Der Hon mar, finbet. ipirb fih nnldb.
lid Der @iebereroffnung bcr shnm-
mer I'M eumi 3eiaen. Eie aaiberur.
gen Der a,reife finb fir bic rittise
einiGdtring Der goIfsitiuluuins al
Ietn nid,t nnBaebenb.
Snsfpiifen bat mon nit getis.
fnnriq Don Der @rndtniinp Der Rom.
nriTIion Nctis geltomnen, bic I'm Ro.
men SfuIiens ben prhfiberten Der
norbumerifdsriIhen RepubIif besrii.
hen Ion. Sic Rnnen Der itoIierii&er
abseIonntfn biirgen bofiir, bob Der
meselima Der bsirH bic oinerifaniId,e
SntetDenticn reii eeiddffenen itaIo-
.ausriiaziifea pzjekusez BE ride
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

tigeee0eiitutg SligerneiieH miro. aiit
bier lol eiH Bnno 5ipiifen ben bei0er
gsationen sefniipft perben. oas oasn
beitimnt 1T, Den Sfries au iiberomi.
ern. gSdbreno ,srdntreid nnb eng.
Lamb bereits nit tuifenb ,Sdben poll.
tiih uno fomnier5iea an Die iiber.
ieeiide HepubIid gebiinben ipdrer,
nntrbieIt SttaIien NIT oerieIbeu bis
oabin nidt einnaI oirefte finaIBieIle
ge,iebinaen. Die itnlieriitle giis'
ipnnSerung alein bradlte bic beiosn
gsutionen in I'm aeipiiies, iiderlit.
'nidt eernoe oenei0ensmertbes Der.
bdItnib suein1nber. 9ros Der iho.
nen Borte, Die Der nmertfaniihe De-
Ianote in 4om an Dem ibnt 5l ebren
peranituItefen Rattfett brdlifte, nabn;
sstalien in Der offeniIiden WteiuuHg
amerifos nienals ben bonn italieni.
hen RotionaIitols geipiinidlteu Wnng
elm. Tie GrreidIiing bicies 3ieleS
IteIlt aber sipeifeIlos eine @rur6be-
einsling 5iir ersieliing oIler gortber'
le bar. Die Stnlien aus Der gerehten
9ubiIIialng aIles beiIen ertpodieit,
mas bon omeritanii6er Seite I'M Sr.
tereffe elmer iicapcripretaioen ariee.
fiihriina gcIeiitet per6en tdnH. 9ie
aIhenbr56eIrolIe Iiegt ihT nift
mebr. Der an Die aereiniome Code
be3ablhaontribut eibt ibm oasSseht,
sen @erbiin6cien IN jeSer ge3iehung
gIeidgeiieIlt Bu tperSen. iCipobI nab
reno bes srieees aIs IN Der osir6 oi,
bcpoftebat6er ssrieomsperbdnolHn.
gen inacrlobeiteu @eltororurng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
sri.f .inss ensIif@su

grief eines ensItf9tn
2riegssefaHgtnen. gBds
Elm englii6er Ssfnne,usr na6 3ous
f6reibt. 9sm gri.fs sines sfdnse'
nen .nefiften Solooisn On feins Grau
fei fpleenbes entnpmmen: -. Su
braufft mir ni9is mssr uritr Der
ISreHe: Xha. R. Rif. su idrtiben,
bd i& aritasefGneensr BIN. 5Cffent'
Iib reait bu bid bieriiber midi auf; Id
iuerb. Bier beFr ois in Der britHhtr
arm,e beaanb,n. es fbut mir Iste.
Dir ties rngen ,u miiIen. Sd f6rico
bir iobdro dIs m6sii8, bdmtt bu
speibt, bas ts mir gui sebt, ipenn ia
aIs peuribi pber eefuflen semelo.t
iprben Iprlie Die 2eute mDger
bon ben DeuNden bisf.s rbsr ienes
ers5bleR, 10 biei i6 bis jest iebeu
tonnte, firb he fpirtfi6 cute atrle.
geim elnariff uyIbe cine gute anSdbl
Don rrs ot6bttt pber ber,rurbet. init
Gcties 6iff. bIie5 ih uHperf3rt uno
rrirb. nlir eefansen genommen. aisbt
Htb, MIR toben einen srpf, mir sehi
ts gut, mn na6 Ssm arieg. BIN idi
IN Der 2ae., an bir unb ben Rinbern
suriidMtren an f5nreu. J4 fruros
NIT stpei peripunbet,n aamernou 3ii'
fummen qefunatu senommen. sd eldus
Be, mir tptrb bier ni6ts fssieu -
- 9cntffer 1lnterrt6f
Baltimore gebt Detter.
Die GdmIbeb5rbe ncn Baltimore lien
m iIer iiulgiten SiFng oie 5rnae
Ses beutfti.n lluterridts IN ben or
fentIiGen SduIen ridt luieber aiif bal
Tapet tcmn,en tfib nah Griift Der.
Kitchener gtitslieoer III bic Grog,
,ueniaiters fiir Die gcscnpurt erie.
siat. Cos aninrittee, peldacs NIT Der
otfung Der Brnee Der Hbitnffun9
bes ltntsrri@te betrnt trdr. reiffe
feincr gedft fiber bieieIbe Elm unc
fein onSeres wtitgtieS brodte iie Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

fi9 Orbnung In Die unstbulbiee Mtn,
es 3u brinstn. q, lpuBtsn fi4 niht
msbr su ttlftn. Do tam ibnsn Elm
DeuiI6er su 6iIfs unb brn9te bds
Wunber IN pentssn augenbIidn fer
Zig. Grbdtis ndmIih ben famofsn
@ebanten, bic pisien Sunberie friikrer
beutTter Solbnten burh ,btutTdH
Uilii6rtOmmanbos gu brighten. so
trieasn Gie ME poiItommtne Drbnun1
in bic 9eleai&ufl,f erildrts Der eins
itias babriT6e fhipere 9leiisr unb iss
BIG. .Spitemntissr' Siegfrteb Ial
BEN gunbesmorItnIl Megartbp.
.a5un.n gle beun bosg" fruaie Der
Dlori9aH, unb nis Serr aal meinte.
sr poIle nal perIuh.n. CAB t5m 9err
Wcgartbp rplein roupcir."
Ginen slugenbIid ipdtcr fradte
6lird Die ordnen0e, iuogenoe iIrio
ben aorrioor bis in bic entferHteiten
Gden fiiaenbe Wenihemueuse oas
acunnn6o: Still e'itmlSull!~
llnb iiebe oa, pie BON einen 9aii.
feritob bcriibrt itort0en bic Dent
ifen itia nno itrnnm ME BIZ
Maoneri1uIen. Ser Rarifnu trniite
ieinen Gugen nif,t Gns n1tlite
Ssotnnranbc: .Riht elid1ll" - uno
flint unenolid Ionae @eiben Us1n'
ner itaHoen bn, oiisgeridltet nit Der
Tebitouge. esu Settionen Su Bic
rem moridiert ouf morih!-
.Wtit Seftionen Iinfs itapenft -
mori6l- @ie ha Die SuHSerte inl'
mer bier uno bier bintereinnn6er,
ftrdnm itunoen mnb feinen Bind
iagte, mar alh bem MiarihoIl ocs
Spreden nergongert. yhin eine al.
les tuie Gn Sf,niirf,en Die 9eiite
seigpH ibre appIifationen Dor. Der.
bciierten naf 9puuna,ibo, mar.
ffierten nod aommmr6o bic Sreppe
binaif iinb birutnter, ipobin fie Der
Wtariflun eera6e babcr ipoIlte unc
oon Sr1ugen unS SdtebeH pGr
feline Syir mebr.
Der gfarfdun hoIte iih nn6 imo
na6 oIIes cuiannneh iuns er an
NiUsulCrihlIleu 9iiuDesdnrdIteu
intb ionftiacn @cunrten I'M @ebdube
nuftreiben fonnte. ggds fie iagter.
pjirbe aiif SelItih -9oHnertuetter-
nobrnl- beiben. Wander Der Ser
rem sine nit iehr ra8oeyilidem
geE4t fort, innb dile batten eineu
fleineu gesriff bon Der Smiber.
mdtt Der beutihen SissipIin befcm.
men. Ser sIaI Bat ims einer enui,
oiibercrbertIihen Gierft eeIeiitet
Seine sy6ee mar gronbios. aber
bic beiItide Gis5ipIin 1T nod gran,
bioier. gaitt al bietenl- 60 LII.
tbeiIte wiaridon wlrgartrp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

Speiel aber iuaren Don ib.er Seelf
eenommen; mas iie in ben lttten g9o.
den unbeiuubt eeouGlt unb belin.
rubigt, mas iie NIT baneen 5rageu
aepeiiIigt, mos iie nit oiiiteren gIb-
ningen erfiiIlt uno nit baneen Sor.
gen iurihattet, es mar Dor Der De.
tpiBbeit ibrer 2iebe aelDihen. mo
ourd Die 8etteridauer ibrer Sbrd.
nen, ibre bdngen Soiinuneen, ible
oiiiteren slbmmgen brad iid) iiegreid,
Die Sonne ibrer 2iebe 9obn.
sSenn 0ieie Siebe icet and nod nit
ibre maodenboften Sdiihternbeii
fanlpite. penn Die @erpalt ibrer
9iebe ibre SeeIe oui's Giefite erreete
uno beife 8brdnen ibren IIiaen eni-
lodts, 10 fifblte iis bob bic aruft in
oielen erreeuueen Der Seioenitaften
teimen inio iuafien, Die Strait imo
ben ghitb, ben annipi I'M ibre Siebe
81 Dngen.
Sotaufatbmeno elltipmo iie iih
oen grInen Der @r1in
sd onnte Sybnen," iprod tic.
sic baben mir Glnr5eit uno &dbr.
belt s,seben. Sic ioaen iiA in mir
nidr setdiiif,t boben.
SSn Sieiem gupenbIid idIueen
SrnIBer Die Sunbe on Cine nIdnn.
Iide Gimme rief ibnen gu, bel oeren
RIong Srene beftig 5uianmnenidrat.
Or III es, Sante. fIiifterte iie
ia, er fonrrHt iett otter, mid y:
befufeu.
sd fam tbn jet riat ieben.
nidlt ipreten. =. Ieben Sie iDobI. -
1aIber 70 bIeib bod, toridtes gade-
den"
Tod eSreue horte iie uid1t mebr; re
ergriff ihrn Sut urO elite bisnis.
guf benz SGilptiIur beaegnete fie berr
grufen, Der iieben bIlob, nm fie 5u be-
sriiben. gIber fie fIoh an ibm poriiber.
lie bdtte iest nidt init ib1u iprehen
fornen, obre ibm tbr gan5es Sliere
,u offenbdreu.
Gritdliut hlifte er ilr nah nnb feiu
,Sefitt perfiniterte iih. 9oh Srene
itnnb nit)t tin; fpie Dor etRer iirbe-
'drtnteu @efnbr flob lie bnnon uHo
M tief i'm g9uIbe brirnneu itanb iie
tin, Die Sdroe aiif bas lpiIooo&eIthe
oer5 preiieTlh
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aatnns = stiliseiianheH

Di. iiberall IN bsngrpben Gtdbten,
10 ipurbe aut in Resp DOrt bos Bus
reau bes Bunbesutnrf9ufls bon
Rei6sbeatffen iitsdGfen, bic ii9
I'M pdfIierf6eins flir be SperBpn.
bepsrben tpnIItsn. Das 9uredu jslbft
mar iiberiifIt unS brniben auf ben
aorriboren nnb Sreppsn brdngttn
fih be UlciFsn I'M Ronpf tu ben
Dortriit. Gxm I'M Sdspeiff feines
alHgdi&is orbeltssteH mtud@on unb
fsinen aeiitru Rnnben be Gnrre gu
Berat, ois re bns uotsr pom biirteii'
ambtrsnoefnben a5pfm bd brdubtn
stbii6te1L iBss1tbfs4 bsma5fsa ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

-Bos Bot SsriniIfiu Dorina2 -
@esbaIb lief Ee 70 eilig fort?- Nii
btefeu 4orteu trnt Der Gruf In boS
9inuner ieiner Shmcitcr.
..g9os fpeib i9?" eHtgepnete 6r1-
I'm Serriette. .g9ir borten beiRe
Stiuure, % lief iir iort. gieacift
iiirrttet fie fib Dor bir.-
9es @rufeu Stirn ilirhte iib.
-gBesboIb folIte re Sur4t Dor mir
crrpfinben2" ss4 eIaiibe, i4 babe ibr
ieinen Gniob bapt gegebcn. sJh Iaffc
tie rliHe ibrea Beg ae5eu, ME Id ben
HIeinen eebe. Sh bdbe fFr eire Sa-
nott, cine aiistoqrunlife StrIliIna ee-
geben, Inn ibrer GaniIie 81 belieu, fie
ioute mir bdnfbur bafiir iein.-
-Gb, mas bos drrbetrifft, 10 firbet
Serene iebeu Gag eine neie Shlina,
iie III ritr qtrf bid areeipieieu. SD
srirbe fp .. .. iebr germ aIs SeieI.
idafterir nebrnen. SreiIif f6nuts i'd
ibr teinen 70 eidrpenben @ebaIt eoh-
len, pp bu irnb buft bu ME
borun ge6odt, bnf fi4 Srere perhei.
ratben taHn? Gin 70 bibftPs uro
fIilees Wldbben finbet baIS einen
Rann. RliIih iogte mir WeIstns
nod, SoB iie bic aufniertfniufeit Der
lineeu Serren IN Der Stdbt ff)on er.
regt babe. sn Der Sbdt ifsp1rlneu
ouh ieit t,irser 3eit einise jiinec
!Serr6en oft bier in @aIoe urrber,
ipabrideinIid in Der Sotfairrs, Serene
su begegreu.-
go tperbe i'd ibr rcrbietrn, IN ben
@aLb 5u gebcn,- iaste Der @raf fun.
tier.
r0as tanuft ou nidt, @lin6afnr.
ToBu bait bu fem MeHt. limb mir
triirbeit 6u bie ssreiIhe ibrer Beiiiae
rouberi.-
.9a tarrIt iie i'm sdlob Iebeu.-
-9u peibt, bog id ieIten bortbin
fouume. Die auft 1T mir bort su
ifaper, ia fam bort foirm otbuer.
sSS6 eebrunde friid3e, freie 9uft uHo
Sonneri3eir. e.. Bel Gtid riedt es
nod benz @efdngrib. -"
~Segt 5rduIetn Soring bieieIbe
Reini,agY-
ra. -
rSO mag fie sebail Sd nil iis
nift baiten.-
sic ptrb olb qeben'
.gsies Sot iie id,on BACON seipro.
6en2"
80, ioeben, ehe ba fanft.~
Der @rof botte fih In einen SeiIel
eefporfer NIB bIidfe firfter Dor fih
nieber, ipdhrerb er Iornfnm nit iei.
ner f6lanten. ipeiben 5ono fsinen
Honben @olbort itrih.
9ie SrGfin Senriette nabm lire
Sun6nrbeit ,pieber nuf nmb Itien
eIeifnniitbig fpeiter al nrbeiten, nab.
rerb ihre aueer ofter beobottenb Jii
ibrem 9rirber biniiberfdapeiften.
@ortIsbuus folst.)
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GruuSeissHtbHurs ilebertraannssn.
Gintinnati. 8. Suni.

Diuinm g. 8urtbart an gEfon
MrsfinneD. Got % bon %. g. Burt
hart's llntsraht5eilHne IN arlington
6eigbts; 81
Ebe atomb Keller BuiIbing Comp.
an pbiIip Msfelber, so bsi 150 Gub
on Der GiibipeFsStits BON Gbsebin
piact IN aDouboIs; 81.
Dk Grben Don Dinrent mini1tgs.
bssr& ben Gssriti an Gnro1 Ss
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Gin etntsresf ( iRieL

SnrteRfpieisr (errest}- ~!Suubert
Dollars ieBs 'i4 AMI bisis 2nrtsl-
Serr (ber, binier hm ifbf): -@sben
Sic nttt 70 lsi@tfinrrig mit Sbrem
Getb am, nere5rters6err. ID Iisbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
-@eiberreet
ment-.

meuf.
ct 8eters5ura 10. sarni.
ria 2onSon, II. Sauit. Die Fropa-
qoriba fir Sos EeghrRrt Der -fdr,-
pfenSen fyraiRn~ utoft orriehniif's
syortftritte unb es bnben ftb bereits
ntthnnoert sruiien fin bos megiment
gewcl6et oar,ntter, iuie es beitt, aiiih
be Satin bes ssrieusartiiilters Qe.
rensfn.
Edbnrif) sSrdu 8irtdJtareN, be lir.
he6erin hes 4roiefts. be bereitS fit
Tapierfeit Dor bem Seirrb bic We.
baile uno bos Rrri5 bes CT. @eorpS
Oroens erholten bot. III mt ben
iSrainn. Die ibr bel Der DrgartiIiriing
bes Megimefiis baIferi, In Streit pern-
tben uro nod benz Aiegs fbaiipIai,
aboegangcn, neil Die iibrieen @e.
fniiimcn pon ibrem Berioneen nn6
sfrifter TissipIin nfthts miiien mol.
tei. 5rmi glitffnrff perIangte, bab
beiin orftten TissipIinoroeraeben bic
GdriIbise binseri6tet perbeH jOllte.
@ei&e S9.nfHns.
Rem Port. 10. Sani.-Dk cm
Gonnius bier beidnni sts,ben ipurot.
BAT GIeDsInHb DUbes. Der Wprifter fts
1indr9 aontHiittees FIR ben Rosk
ytru; 4risssraib, urttr gcipiFea gss
bineunstn cine S9entuua Don
s. .0oQ00o Flr ben Soubs Don sfo0,s
100000. bn FIN 6cs Rptne Rrw,
duistbrodz, iuerhtn foII, IN sfusFh.
etfsns. worin be Bsbingungen be.
ftetsn iuurbe bnrlagiis ro4 nl4t ssit.
pfiAsill
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-12

Mrs. Il. a. Mead. Eighth street and
Fgfth avenue Moline was the victim
81 a complete surprise Monday after
noon. when jolly crowd of friends
and nelghb0rs Invaded her home. the
affair. a p0stuHp ptIai party for the an-
suspecting hostess. who was married
about twa weeks ago. having been be-
fore her marriage Mrs. Alice E1Emau
The guests made their entrance via
the back door Of the home, loud
knock calling Mrs. Mead to the door
On seeing the thT0ng OF friends gath
cred. the hostess was tTuly surprised.
the afternoon was delightful visiting
and need!ework passing the hours all
took quickly At o'clock the guests
served an elaborate rHpast. all having
appeared with baskets Of good things.
Mrs Mead was presented with q mum
her Of handsome gifts iu cut-glass.
Mrs J. i. Huntoou making the pres
entation speech Ont OF town guests
were Nr and Mrs Earl Eitman oa
Dallas Texas. the former q son of the
hostess
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-12
y. {. I. I. Names Oh6cers.

Officers of the Augustana branch
OF the W0man's Christian Temperance
ua5on were chosen last evening at the
annual meeting held in the home Of
Mrs. August SamueIsou, 1890 Thirty
second street. and are as follows
President Mrs Tina Bersell
Vice president John Nelson.
Secretary Mrs r. O. Peterson.
CORES spending secretary Miss Ly-
dia HUT
treasurer Miss NoIlie Peterson.
The society decided 10 take part In
the entertainment Of the visitors to
the county " G. T. I. convention ta
be held In the city the latter part OF
the month, members TO attend as far
as possible all sessions. therefore no
delegates ware chosen Mrs samuel
son served delicious refresh shments and
the ladies enjoyed a delightful time
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-12
Mrs. Nyquist Hostess for Guest.

Mrs. Swan Nyquist was a delightful
hostess yesterday IN her home 3309
Eighth avenue. entertained a company
al 2 friends as a courtesy for her
house guest, Mrs. Owen G. Owens Of
Pittsburgh, Pa The hostess had
trimmed her house with many lovely
garden flowers and the ladies en- njoyed
the time while they sewed and kitted
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-12
League Selects Convention Delegates.

The Luther league of Grace Luth-
eran church. meeting last evening IN
the church social rooms. selected del
cgates TO number of conventions
that are go be held this month TO
the district convention. which meets
in New Era Sept l4-15, Fred Sven
son and Oliver Peterson we're named
delegates. A company of about df-
reen members of the league viii go
To the convention Sunday morning fu
special cars provided for them. TO
rhe state convention TO be held at
Morris Sept 20-22. were chosen Roger
Peterson and Marvin Liucke. A com
mittee was appointed 10 arrange for
a s0ciabie 80 be given some time dur
ing the fall and another committee
was named TO arrange for "a reception
for new members. students and sol
diers this to be held iu the near fu-
ture A short program was carried
out in which Miss Grace Clark gave
reading and OrviIIe Jensen and Miss
C1ruell gave vocal and instrumental
duets. Light refreshments were serv-
ed 70 close the evening
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-12

Dear Mrs Thompson. I am a girl
zI years old and have been working
Arizona republican., 1917-06-15
BRITISH HONDRS
AWAIT PERSH|NG
At WEST FRONT
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE Via London, june 1.-THE
news of the arrival of Major General
John j. Pershing, the American COM
mander in France, spread through the
British armies today and was received
with the utmost satisfaction. While
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig was
represented in the welcoming of the
American army vanguard at the port
of landing, more elaborate British hon
ors await their visit to this section of
the western front.
General Pershing will be a valued
member of the allied war councils in
the future and will have the oppor-
trnity to study and witness the various
offensive actions before his divisions
arrive.
on his journey to France General
Pershing had the opportunity to see the
efficiency of the British transport ma
chinery in operation and was much
impressed by it. Later he expects to
go more thoroughly into the British
system of handling supplies and men at
the various bases, for the problems of
the American forces with the overseas
expedition will be largely similar to
those which the British have so sue
cessfully solved.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-15
Of
IN 7 7 R|GjUE
PEACE:

WASHINGTON, June 14.-America' s
reasons for sending her flag against
the fire of the enemy across the sea
and the purpose she seeks to serve
were stated anew by President Wilson
today in a Flag day address beneath
the Washington monument
Germany's military masters denied
the United States the right to be neu-
tral, the president said, and by extra
ordinary insults and aggressions left
us no self-respecting choice but to take
up arms in defense of our rights as a
free people and of our honor as a SOW
ereign government" He recalled how
the imperial government had forbade
Americans to use the high seas and
time and again executed its threat to
send them to their DEATH how it filled
this unsuspecting country with spies
and cOnspirators and sought by vio
lence to destroy industries and arrest
commerce. and finally how the Berlin
foreign office tried to incite Mexico
and Japan into a hostile alliance.
What great nation" he asked. "in
such circumstances would not have
taken up arms"
Now that America has been forced
to war, declared the president. she bids
her young men go forth and fight for
the same old familiar, heroic purpose
for which II has seen its men die on
every battlefield upon which Amer-
cans have borne arms since the revolu-
ton. a sinister power, he said,
which has the German people them
selves in it's grip. - now at last has
stretched forth its ugly talons and
drawn blood from us
The whole world is at war" he
g1 cd SshnnnnCa 10 ie, IN
the grip of that power and is trying
out the great battle which shall de-
termine whether it is TO be brought
under its mastery or fling itself free
In giving warning that the Germans
actually have carried into execution
their plan to throw a broad belt of mil
itary power across the center of Eu-
rope and into the heart ut ASIA, le-
jecting the idea of solidarity of races
and the choices of peoples Mr.. Wilson
spoke of the new intrigue for peace"
now appearing in many guises at the
behest of the Berlin government.
1T cannot go further; it dare not go
back he said. 1T wishes TO close its
bargain before it is too late and it has
little left to offer for the pound of
flesh it win demand"
Several hours before the president
spoke. Washington had been drenched
with rain and pelted with hail. All
through the speech rain came down
softly and a secret service man held an
umbrella over the presidents head
while hundreds of umbrellas hid the
faces of most of the hearers. In spite of
unfavorable conditions the crowd was
large and applauded vigorously. Secre-
tary Lansing introduced the president
and most of the members of the cab
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