davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

MN itNtUL oNNi'fNy Ao
best measured by the Delaware
boom, which, however, as "The
Marine Journal points out, is still be
hind the Clyde
Construction on the Delaware to-day mum
bcra some two hundred vessels, on the build
ing Of which about 10000 men are employed
This condition is a direct result Of the pres
ent shipbulding boom, which, Of course, will
subside 20 a considerable extent rs soon as
the war is over.
Compared with the capacity of the present
Delaware yards, the English firm OF Arm
strong. a, Newcastle, alone employs more
than 10000 men. and tho Harland Wolf
yard a. Belfast employs some 1900 men in
normal tirncs. while on tho twenty-five miles
Of the Clyde River there are more men en-
yloycd and more machinery in operation than
In all the shipysrds Of the United states to
day. There IL also moro tonnage at present
building on the Clyde River than on the
Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

nitions for the Allies, survived the Lusi-
tania and was created Baron Rhondda for
his services
His Canadian associate in the matter of
food control is the Hon. William John
Hanna, X. c., of Toronto, twice member
Ct the provincial Parliament and Provin-
cial Secretary and Registrar General of
Ontario since 1905.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

York Times" that the chief excitement in
London just now-apart from the war and
the soul-destroying Irish conundrum'-is
the fight over "the proposed dress reform -
Nr. Ginkle declares
"A lot of silly blighters l refrain from
using stronger term insist that men and
women should wear kits and short jackets,
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08
Russia's Great General

THE most popular civilian in Russia is
4 Kerensky. The most popular military
officer is Brusilof. a little more than a
year ago he struck blow at the Teutons
that nearly put Austria out Of the fighting
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08
Two Strong Austrian Poles

THE Poles are still divided in their war
L sentiments. In spite of the Russian
revolution and the pledge of independence
it brought to the Polish nation, a consid-
cradle number of Poles entertain pro-Ger-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08
Many Despise
Old Jobs

When the war is over this question y
have to be answered and definite stepsr
have TO be taken to prevent the answer :,
being in the affirmative. For two thincL
then be certain. First, more men will h@
quired for the industries Of the county, u
particularly for its agriculture; and, see',.
there will be a greater inclination than Cs
on the part of the more adventurous and -'H
enterprising Of the population to go to 'i,s
lands.
The war has broadened enormously th. e.
look even Of those who are not taking ar ~
tive part in it, while il is already well urts'
stood that many Of those who left their Won
shops and their farms and their Office tssr
to take their part in the European fighting vi
never again settle down TO their old l'1
They have "seen red" in more ways than Of.
They have realized that there is a very i'F
world outside of Scotland and they will We
to see more of that world. and especiii
those parts of il which are within the t'f
lish speaking areas.
AT present all emigration is banned, os' Z
is not conceivable that this ban can be nii
tained after peace is declared. so that y
problem for the authorities will be how
make the country sufficiently attractive wN
tain the largest possible number OF It's r'-
Otherwise the population must continue 10"
crease, and one result OF the war will !" ~
further scattering Of the Scottish sioes :
over the world and the further impoYeFs'
ment OF the country from which that 50"
originally Sprang.
What can the government Go? In scar"
ing for reply we first turn naturally " "
land. 1t is urged that a comprehensive -
radically new system OF land law re'"-
should be inaugurated. 1t IS not enougi, =
those who favor this plan, 70 have a =.
court empowered to reduce rents and "-
petty disputes between landlords and ie''i-
There must be a big, definite scheme J" .
redistribution OF the land among the F'i-
and for the encouragement Of people VIC y
willing TO settle on the land. 10 m'.
though the state has to buy out the iah''''
this must be done.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08
Are Real Scots
Dying Outl

But all students Of social questions IA,
admit that the falling birth rate is one Of Il.
problems which will have 70 be faced IN y,
near future. Apart altogether from the s..
Gus losses of men in the war, the vital sus,
tics of the country are matter Of ssrsg
national concern. Those for 1915 were .s
the worst in the history of Scotland, and 4
Edinburgh birth rate was the lowest eyer>
corded in any city anywhere. The fact is Ia
the war has emphasized enormously prOss
which has been going on for many years b,a
the process of draining the country by ,-.
grafton Of a very large proportion Of its he
blood. The stock seemed to be inexhsus,ist
and as the prospects abroad always see-,:
better than those at home the flow Of yv,
manhood and womanhood across the A,lr.t
and, to a smaller extent, 10 Australia A..
New Zealand. was continuous. SO far as Z,
war itself is concerned, the country has 70
lost much by this, as so many Thousands q
the Scots who emigrated, or their deseend,r,l
are now fighting for their country. Bg, e'
withdrawal of so many young men for nil
tary service from the already depleted r,,n
of the population at home has brougt, II
matter prominently to the front and raise. /,
very pointed form the question; Is the ST.
tish stock in the old country really dying o.'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

hibitionists, Anarchists, Democrats and
Suffragists." A graduate of Swarthmore
College, Miss Vernon taught in high
school before she became suffrage
speaker four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

sOIuIVT Hds sIOuETtU UII MS Sauuy
and cumbersome trappings and stands
forth as the model of manly costuming.
In England the Scotch kilt is being recon-
mended for civilian use, and in this country
the cry has been raised for the trim clothes
of the soldier, as against the ludicrous
pantaloons which civilians wear, bor-
rowed from the Italian clown.
As Associated Press dispatch from Lon
don announced the serious programme
which is under copsideration in England
for economizing on cloths and dyestuffs by
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

great military man9uvres as are to-day
being staged along the Russian front.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08

n INTERNATIONAL drive is be-
ing made against trousers. The
b soldier has sloughed off his gaudy
New-York tribune., 1917-07-08
\ Still Behind the Clyde

)R recent shipbuilding activity Is
best measured by the Delaware
boom. which, however, as "The
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-14
2sus Nerifc.

Gle Stoot Oiiraga miro an
gcblid BON Den giailtas beorobt,
ood) ipa oie merifanilde Hegierul1g
genug Sruppen BORT babenL lun Die
Stoot erfolgrei6 perteioigen 81 font
r1elf.
9ieiiertbe aus Merico iagen,
oab mebrere Ser eroben Sdlmel5=
merfe ltno gergperfe mieber in Sc
tricb gelebt merben un0 oaB BET all=
bern Die @ieberaufnabme Ser 9trbeit
uobc beporitebt. Sic ieben oartn
cinen Sepeis, BOB iid Die gerbdlt-
niiie nuBeroroentlib gcbeliert babels.
Die merifaniide Hegierung
ioG Sen Gerianot gelpiiier 2ebens=
mittel llad) llnierm 2anoe perboten
baben, oorllrter Ste Iusfllbr bon
gobllen, Waisforn Sdufen uno
Gieb.
s3mei Don 8ila's Offi5ierer,
oie Sbcriten Sega uno Soen5, ioI=
len in Gaias @ronbes als Spiolle
bingeri6tet fem.
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: { Z a 9.

Sole MbaIos ipurbe alrl gagle
NeIt Canon cine Meile Don Sang
trp, bon einem auf Soften itebenoen
Solbaten gefhoi1en. Mbalos befano
iih init Dem Seftions 8ormanal
auf elmer Motorenr, Inn Die Babn-
geleiie 5n inlpi3ieren. Der SoIbdt
bebalptet, er babe Die 8ei6en meb-
rere Mal ~angerufen gu baIteu, bod
bdtte mon ieiner Aufforoerung fei-
lie 8eadtung geihenft lino Ga es
5iemlib ounfel nno ileblig mar nt6
CT nibt oeutIi1 ieben fonnte, babe
er leiner Snifruftion gemaB eeihoi=
fen.
@err emil 5ouer bon 5rieo-
rihsburs, ser Bis Dor einieen $40
naten aonlul Der Ser. Staatan in
&oln NOR, lit gum &onilll in Maro=
caibo, Genesnela, ernannt iDoroen.
-.Srm S Neis lit in @alpeIton
I'M bitter bon IS Sabren 5ur elpigen
Tube e~1rlgegdllge1- S1e mar III
Nailau geboren nno ais 13iabriges
Maohen nab @alpeiton gefommen;
5mei Sobne lno cine 9ohter be
traiern Die gerihieoene.
&. 8. Dabis, Der GountpMn-
ipalt bon Sbelbp Gountp nliroe in
Center bon einem toaen 5unOe ge=
biiIen ltn6 bat iid aur gebanolnng
nod Dem Yaiteur-Snititut IN Iuitin
begeben.
Die gielBiidter pon Mnion
Goultp, peld)e infolge Der anbal=
tenoen Srodenbeit bereits iiber 1000
aopf Gieb perloren batten, iinO iiber
ben um Samitag geFallenen Hegen
bod erfreut.
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msiibertrasmnsen

6erbert Strait ulb Srnu an 2oniie
Yarfer, @runoitiid an Der @eIt : CONF
nterce Str, $500.
$. 81. SdmeIber nlD Srau an Die
Ser. Staaten bon Imerifa, 8runoitiid
an Der Clinton Ctr; $1125.
9ouis araft ulb Srai an bic Ser.
Staaten bon Amerifa, @ruuoltid an Der
Mifion Ctr; $3.50.
Martba 6. @bl, an q. g. Tinoel uno
Z. 90. Senbrids, @runoifiid an Yecar
@rope; $50.
81. g. 1inbel unb s. 90. 5enbrids
on Mnita Gutierrez, @rulloftiid am
Yecan @rope; $50.
SO. &. Ynne nnb S. g. Crane oil
griebensH lnge Company, @runbfmd IN
ser gera grll8 @bbition; $1,656.84.
Sranf Gutierrez uuo Srau all Ignes
BOLD, @runbitiid am Tecau @rope;
$50.
.. 6. umb s.. 5diaer an s. $. &irfs
patrid, @rlnoltiid in Ben GitDzglods
3914 urlO 1915; $51S.55.
6. M. Seats an Nnoreip Wobr,
@rrnoitiif in ben @rteiian Gardens;
$500.
Serb Serif II. 81. n Sole Maria Ser
rera, @riinbitiid in Der Sontbolmc Ios
oition; $29S.
go 8oIff unb grneit TeiIbaum an
Otto Shtpanit, 90 Ider SanD; $4,000.
9. 6. Can't an @. $. Srietlh, @ru.inf
ltiid in &inalton Seiabts; $3.50.
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1ninnb.
csn Siour Sails,

,Sn SlDuI SuuS, - 2.t luul7
oe oas arobe 2~agerbaiis Der Snter-
national @arbelter Company ourd)
iyeller perniftet; Ser Sdaoen miro
auf ,iiber cine Wilion Dollar abgc-
i6abt. Der 8rano entltano IN Dem
oarin altfgelpeiberten gorrat BON
ltarfem g~inofaben, Der gum 8inoen
Der @nrben bemibt miro urlo ltorf
geoIt lit. ueber cine Million Sfuno
bon oielem 3iinb : Meaterial, oas
pie 3afeten nmberflog uno oas
5euer NIT rapiber Sbnelligfeit per-
breitete, par fir Die nadite @rnte
bier aufgelpeihert. Son flint 4n-
geItelIten, uelde, INN Dem SLANT
mentobe 5n enteeben, ants ben Sen-
itern fprangen, mliroen bret i6mer
nerleBt.
Seds Sniaiien eines Autonlo-
Bills, orei M1nner uttb orei Srauen,
meld,e in elmer 8orItaot BON Obi
cago oas @eIeiie Der Rod Sslao
@abn freliseft mollten, tmiroen BON
eiuem Sradt3use ii~berfabren uno
amlgenblidlib getotet.
Sn 8rooflpn lit bas mad)tise
@ebduoe Der 8rooflpn Gooperase
goarpanp n~baebrauni Die 5abrif,
ipelde ole pom ben amerifaniifen
3nder &affinerien gebrmtdten
Safer beritelt, liegt mitten IN benz
fogen. oitIiden Sraht Oiitrift uno
oas 5eiler, merm nidt prompt nu-
teroriidt, bate nnabfebbare Ginen-
iionelr annebmen fonnen. Snfolge.
oelien traf Der geiammte 5elterlDfd)-
Mpparat bon Yrpoflpn, Oueensbo-
rough Ioipie orei5ebn Waihinen
BON Iep Yorf elm. Sbren perein-
TEN Mnltrengungen gclang es, Den
8rano atf deinen Seero 81 belhran-
fen. lleber BEN llrfpruna oes Seu-
ers lit nif)ts befannt, oa Der gronb
um friiben Norgen misbrod) uns
lid, feline Irbeiter i'm 8eboiibc be.
fonoen.
Sn Baltimore min man eiuer
Ifoloiialen Woro.8 omplott, peldes
BON Rep Dorfer 8erbrefern aiisge.
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|oltoers erlergtl6 gegel1 DIE WfoBre-
gel. l1nb nit polem Hed)t, baden
iie unter bent &riee oob Defenders
biel aelitten. Son ibren iibaidel1
8erbinoungen bat er tie ubeeidmit-
ten cine GeltIur mia man ibnen auf-
er[esen, oie gapierpreile iino Inn
200 Gro5ent uno nod mebr geitie-
gen ultb iest mill man allb nod oas
9orto I'M bultoert Bro5ent in
Ole @Obe id}rauben. 9as 1T ein me,
| nia 5u bel 1t1o man brauAt 1id uidt
oariiber gu fpl1noern, pe1tn Der oiel
Ieioenbe uno piel oulbenoe 3~eitunes-
mann iid) auf einntal aufbanmt.
Die Hebensmittelfontroae miro
iett oudy in Seene geiest. Cine 9in
lit fdon Dem &ongreB porgeleet.
O1eIelbe orb1let Die 6eirtelung Der
gelta1noe an. Mnd) ld)eint es iest ge=
nib 5l lein, ooB &ooper 2ebensmit=
telfontroaeur merben ioa. 8enn
MIR crit oie @eIeseebullg fertig it'll
Oas miro mol nod cine Belt lang
oauern. Gs lit niht garl5 leidt, eine
oerartige ginridtung bier ein5ufiib-
rem, leIbit fir Die geldidtelterl San-
oe nift. Gorlaufig madJt man
Stimm1lng. Mfan ihimpft atf
oen Observation-Disclosures uno Die 8lt=
dJerer. 9os lit iebr erfreulid), nllr
batte man oarnit ihon oiel friiber
beginnen unb nid)t crit ben &rieg
abmarten lo1ell, ebe ma gegen biefe
abfdeuIihe @irtiduft Sront mahte.
@eIpannt fam malt aber bod anf
Die @eiesgebllng iein, Die fir oiefe
2ebensmitteIfontroae porgeidlagen
miro. Bis ieet lit alles nur Lee
res @erebe gemelen. lleber Die Mrt
Ser ginfibrnne uno ole art Der
DurbFibr1lng biefer geftimmungen
mii1en mir nod nidts.
Sic eng[ilhe uno Die fraBolilhe
aommiiiion baben ibre aufgabe
poIlerbet unb ii1o amf oem 9eims
luege. Sn Neip Dorf iino ibnen iuodJ
groBartige Seite geseben, bel oenen,
tpie fa1t iberan, ben Grnn3oien gan5
beion6ere Opationen oargebradt
luuroen. Die a%ommiilionen bnben
reiflid @eIb empfangen, baben oas
gerlpred)en erbalten5 bob man 9rup-
pen nod europa fhifen miro, iobalo
man Die n0tisen 9ransportmitteI
erit berbeigeidafft bat unb baben ge,
ieben, pie mir uns beiniiben. 10
idnea tpie moglib in ben llnterfea-
bootfrieg ein3ugreifen. Gang nlogen
iie mol niht befrieoigt iein, aber je-
oenfans nebmen tie Die lleber5eu-
gl1ng nit fort, oaB nniere &egie-
rung felt entihloiien lit, ben @aiier-
ten nit alien ibren &raften CUR Sci
te 5l iteben. l1eber ibren gmpfang
fonnen tie ii6 nid)t beflagen. Gr
tpor eIan5eno. aGeroings puroen
sic fSranaoien nit groBerer Ser5lif)-
felt uto gegeiiterung begriiBt ais
Sic gngldnoer, aber oas lag al
ben Yerlonlidfeiten. Soffre uno
Wipiani iino elm paar 2ellte, Die es
periteben Idon ourb Die art ibres
Mnftretens Seoen gu gepinnen, Der
nit linen in 8%eriibrung fommt,
Epdbreno Die gngldnber nns in Bal
four ungef1br- ben fiibliten, lang
weiIigiten u1lo abitoBenblten offer
ibrer beriibmten Wanner geihift boz
ben. Sem @unoer, Dab CT feinen
Gntbniinsmls erregt.
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Mnsldlaa bebedte ben aamsen

NnsIdlas bebefte ben sansen
&Srper. Sd .mod)te meinen Cant
aaslpred)erL" ihreibt Serr 3ah.
Soliteim BON Winto, Ala, ~fiir
bas mlnoerbare &ralterbeilmittel
Sorui's Mpenfr1uter. Gs bat al
mir, trot .meines Differs, 8unoer
aeipirft, Gin SautmusfdIag beoedte
meillen gan5en aorper SD per-
ud9te peri1iebene MeoiSinen ilno be-
ludte mebrere aer5te, bod alles par
pergeblid. 9llrd ben @ebrmlh beg
MIpeltfranters murbe meine @eiuno-
belt poIitGnoigs mieoer hergeiteat
.,nro nlein Ippetit bat lid) beoeliteno
gebeliert."
Sorni's Mlpenfrmiter glutbele'
Der mad)t leinem 9ameit ebre, Is
perbeIiert oas 9lut, es mirft auf Sc.
Der itno Hieren; es regiliert Den
Meaaen, uno entfernt mi bieie 8eiIe
oie llnreinbeiten aus Dem Spltenl
unb bilft Der Notur bel Der @ieoer-
berlienung ser @eiuuobeit. g.
miro nidt ourd 4potbefer perfauit,
Ionocrn Den 2enten burd 2ofalager.
ten brett eeIieiert. 8eacu naberer
gusfinit idreibe man an; Or. Ir-
ter Tobrnep & Sons So, 10 q
SO. Sopne Npe., Chicago, Sn. (Mns)
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Ionl1en mar, auf Die Spur geforl-
men Iein. Die aerle beabiid)tigtet,
cine 4n5obl 8arfen in Baltimore
in Die Cult 81 lprengen ulto III Ser
oarauf ~folgenoen germirrung
lamnitlife Dobere Boli5eibeamtclt 81
ermorocn.
SIT Der Gabe Don Yomona,
Sal, lpuroe ein BON flint Serionell
heiebtes Ilttolnobil BON el11enl
6roht5uge ser Soutbern Eacific
@obn iiberfabren uuo i1ntmtIibe
Sniaiien eetotet. Sic Spfer oes l1n-
gliidsfales iinO s. 8. Gaiber, feline
S6melter, SSrau Splpia Sroltoff
ltno oeren orei fleine Ginoer.
Nus benz fieinen Staothel
ailn in Miiiiliippi iolen lid) ge9ell
100 iungc 2eute, meiit III Saae-
miiblen beidaftiet, fir sic Irmee
baben onmerben lolIen. Die Sdee-
miluer baben iid} neralllaBt geleben,
Inn lire @eiddfte nidt it'd tie
fen 81 ldiielt, Neger : 6ranell un5ll-
lteaen, 1pelde Die BON ocn &uter-
larlosDertcioigrl bisber geleiitetc
Mrbeit perribten.
Inl County friib lpuroe Der
Mrbeiter : Sempel in &anias Gitp,
Wio., ourd cine Dpnunit : grplo-
1iom teilipeile 5eritort; Der angerid)z
tete Sbaben miro auf $4,000 abge=
fdaBt. 3tpei 2ente, melde I'M Gro
|geldoB idliefen, erlitten bllrd) berob-
lturaenoe Manertriimmer ihtUere
Gerlesnngen.
Muf Ser 5nrm BON Hobert
9einfe in Waple Sale, Mrf., pur0en
100 Saiier @ein ie 40 @allonen
entbaltenb, beidlagnabmt. Seinfe,
Ser @einbnuer BON geruf lit, tDuroe
fueaen gerletung oes Brobibitions
geieses perbnftet, aber geeel Stel
lung bon $4,000 giirgidaft Dor
Idnfig auf freie1n SUB selaiien. 9rei
M1itomobll11ten, fuelhe NIT lbrer
Gar perllngliift tparen, fiibrten orei
@allonen @ei1 nit iif) II. geItanoen
idIieBlih, oaB lie benielben BON
8einfe gefauft batten, uoralli oelien
8erbaftung uno Die. geidla9nabme
feiner 8orrate erfolete.
Die yDollns Mcns Gbrlitian
Miiociotions Of Mmerica" beabiibti
gen in alien MiIitarlagern in Sen
Ser. Staaten @eballoe ouffiibren
gu laifen, in oenen ii6 Die Soloafen
erfolen nro erbalien fonnen.
Sic Observation-Disclosures am
gbitagoer BOARD Of Traoe" pur-
Sen auf 8tpei Gage einseiteqt. glld
auF Ser 8orie in aanIas Gitp bat
man Die INSTRUMENTATION 5eit=
ueiIia iuspenoiert.
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g{5ortfesune bon Der 1. Seite.)

USofI1eBu19 DOB GET l. Setle.J
Die @niien bebanptem, rniiiide
Srnppen bGtten BEN 9ipala sefrenst,
i'm &ifen Ser tiirfiiden Srmppen,
sic iidJ por Den G%nglGnoern snriif-
gesoaen hGttcn. Die sirfem bdtten
3mflitdDt in ben ssabel !Samrin 6i-
seln, 100 Mieilen n~prbmeitlid BON
8asoao, seindJt. "a bieie Sabel
6amrin Serge lett me6reren @od)em
in ben Sepeidjen ans Meiopotamien
figmrieren, 10 mnk man a%nnebmen,
oaf bic GnglGnber mod INNER auf
oerielben 5telle iteben nno ibr @or-
marid in Heriien binein a~mfsebal-
ten 1T.
Die Serben lollen in Mase0onien
einiae 8rGben q Der NGbe Der Ser.
M senOmmen baben.
Der italieniide Sampier rGa-
Dumr", Der 500 italieniidc 3eierbi-
item an 8pro bate, lit in Der Wabe
Der afrifanilden &iitc bon einem
Sentjden ltnterIeebOpt Derienft luor-
ben. 9afar liegt in Der fransO-
Idjeu &olomie Senegal. Ser 9am-
pier yGabonr" fam BON ynenos
Ygres.
1tmiere bei6em 8nnoesienatorcm,
Gulberlon imb Sbepparb, ba6en fir
8eibebnltnng Der Genialrparagra-
pbem in Der Spionage : Siq ae-
itimmt.
0as meme 8ebGitOe bes 8oten
areuses in 8aibington, Oas uOn
8ewilismnsen Der &esiernma nnb
SffentIiden Sammlungem erbant iii,
mnrbe am Samitag BON benz Graii-
bemtem i'm Wamen 6es Goten aren-
ses enfgesensenommen, Der YrGi-
bent bielt bel bieIer @elegenbeit ei-
ne Me6e, in Der CT nnf bic srpkc
Mmfaabe, Sic Sas Gote &rens .su III
len bate nnb Der Nottpenoigfeit, Der
&ereiaisung reidblid 8efomitteI sur
t9erffanns sn fellen, binipiss.. lin
fer @oIf 1addbe fiidj nod snr feinen
rtdlttm 8egriff Sapon, uefdJe Cpfsr
nnb Qeibea linn nod beppritanSen,
Iaate II. gfan Habe Thinner ben
garaerfries fiir etipas 1tnseGenres
sebaitrn, iaber aesen ben '9ries In
Sen mir iett einsefretem ieien, lei
Der girgerfries nidJts, oesbalb
miiie man 5nIebeit, Saf benz Huten
Sirens reidJlid 8efber snr @erfn-
amna ftGmben. . Sm @erlanf lei
mer Meoc niad)te Der Yraiibent nudl
nahitebcnSe bebenfiame 8emerfnna,
nit Der er an bic satiad]e an.
fmiipffe, ban bas '8e6GnSe Dem Yn-
benfen an Traiten bes NOrbcns nao
Ses Siibens aeiuibmet lei. sd fle-
fe AT @oft", iaste er, sbak bas Gr-
aebmis SieIes aampics bas Ser
idrwimocn ieben ltnteridicSes siui-
idlem ms Ieiu maa unb Sak in flint
tigem .3citcn Die SiitOrifer oieie er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-14
1rie YreEe fit seras: Mpntag ben "a. Oaai 1917.

~eignispoacn Sabre als sic Sabre
be5eidJuen m6gen, Die Elm einsises
@olf ans Der sroken Maife uerld)ie=
nener Glemente, bie iid alle Imeri-
fancr menrem, gemadlt baben."
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
CUNNINGHOM
WANTS 54-HOUR
LAW FOR MEN

James V Cuuu.nEham. state Ia
Der commissioners. is q the opinion
that the 5thour law. limiting the
working hours 81 women. should b.
offended 70 include men
In has annual report 10 the gov
ernor DE- declares that legislation
D. necessary 20 "a The number OF
hoars that shall constitute a stand.
ard WORKING day tor male employees
a 5li POI this end will b. introduced
n fhe legislature
we have protected widows and
children. 80 Why shouldn't We pro
toes the bead % the house. says
the romuis-toner. n we took bet
,cr care q the workingman we
would have fever widoEs and chill
dreu % support
A iaw empowering the labor com
missioner to publish the WAGES any
Individual concern pays SIS On.
picyes. also ~ recommended by
Commissionsr Cunningham.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
IN
MOVEMENT TO
END WORLD WAR

nv CHARLES =. sTEWART.
(Sfar Correspondent United Press
BuENos AIRES. Feb. ia Dc
clded movement vas under way n
Argentine today TO solidify Social
isis turnout the world into a move
ment TO restore peace IN Europe
and 10 re-esiahlish The nations there
as republics.
The plan received enormous i'm
pstus yesterday en- meeting m
der the auspices OF ne Social.sia
parry. held desriir a downpour %
rain in the Plaza Congresso Thou.
sands hraved the inclcment wealth.
er and adopted resolutions not onis
FOR the peace ard he republic move.
but also bitterly dsnolncing any
steps by the government which
would be calculated 10 bring Tue
war 10 Argentine.
r has been estimated here that
almost cne-haH Toe adult population
% nurnos Aires iaVors SOM" one or
more ~ The principles of The 50
c.slistas
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
TAFT TO SPEAK
HERE SATURDAY

Forrusr Pres dent William ~ TAI
v1l make an address in Detroi, sa'
urday evening FEB. ~ A dinner
vill b. given in his honor IN Hotel
Staue~ by citizens OF Detroit The
meeting and dinner VII % FOR The
eoss of organizing Michigan
1r- OF ne League 20 Enforce
Peace
Urt gan is one % nc few atares
h th|ch fhrre b. no branch % the
national organization George n
Mo.nles ~ ChicaEo. an oncer %
ERE national organization. - arrang
inc The details Mayor Mari. Fred
erick " A.Fsr George n BsrDou
Police Cormissioner Couzens. Edwi
Derhy William IIvings,ons. Hen-
y leland and many other prom
-eH' men are on the committee or
ar-anEemcnts.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-13
MERCHANT
USESGUNON
ASSAILANT
Harry Roth Shoots Man
Who Attacks Him
With Ak
VICTIM MAY
NOT RECOVER
Police Seek To Connect
Him With Nleisner
Staying

HsrrS Koih. proprietor ~ dr.
goods store a. No -e74 Gratiotave
sho' AMI seriously wounded Dom
lnica Nsnock p years old who On
tered he store ,or IRE parpos' ~
robbery shortly after noon Monday
Nsneck bad compaaion Who 80
cared.
Roth was working aaoa, ths store
when NanecA and bis companion
entered Mr. Rota waited or
them Naueck bought a hat FOR a
dollar. bu, laid down Only IS cents
and the tNo lei, a. Roth threatened
to call the police.
An hour later ths two came back.
Naneck carrying al az IN his hand.
Re rushed towards Roth Nho
grabbed up a loaded revolver from
a nearby drawer and shot twice IN
Nanecks direction one 81 the bHi.
lets passed thru Nanecks neck and
the o;her thru his back Ills com
psnion rushed FOR the door and %
capped
Naneck arst was taken 70 the
Chene-s'. police station. but later
Wa removed 20 the receiving hos
pital lie IL in critical condition
and Is not expected 20 live
on NOV is two Italians entered
Roth's store ard stole large
amount OF clothing Since then
Roth has KEEP; a loaded revolver m
convenient place
The police are trying 10 learn y
Nanecs vas IN any way concerned
in the Staying % isadore Meisner.
Mlehlgan.ave shoe merehan'. sew
eral days ago.