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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
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Ser WanbeGbtlberageut 6. R.
grorp, 1o7 @eIt 3. StraBe. peiter
sinsn geFe6l Der Gsniurbe5oroe unbe'
oftet eeIaFeu bate, purbe seIteru i'm
Ulrtntsipalaert9t gu $25 GsIOitrats
tsrurtbetlt. 0a es F5 ieooH 5IOs nm
elm unbeutfibtisiss 9stjsoen ln1'
telte. purOe bic Strdfe oeiaeEtt.
Der % Sabre oIts GrnHt BOlf,
1416 Ransfislb Strabs, Der fiA pOr
stei Wp6en nn6 pberfl69liher Be
tannti6aft nit SbeIma Sor, 2O2 D.
Gnerue, perm6blte, bate
eieIe, nn96em er bic 5littsrtpohen
spet Wo6en lang ssnofen bate, pers
IofTen. Sbelma Tpiirts jeoob ibrsn
rreetreusu Jrnnf auf uno als tbr bas
ON OienItns seIungeu mar. lieb iie
i'm einiperren. Geffern furO Der
fldtterbofte WlsnIh por ben S6rarten
beg Runi3ipoleerifts unb Ri6ter
gllerorber perurtbeilte I'm gu brei
Mpnnten Saft unb 3n6lung bon
$1oO. 9uln Wntipu, bic suT1mmeu
nit Wolf perboftet tpurDe, srbislt $25
bod uuroe ibr bic
Strafs ssfdsttt.
George Tenass, 275 Soutberu
arenus. Der i'm aresTduieltsn 3uftanb
Elm autu ssfahrtn batts unS oamit an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
We,pporf.

Die Hdpport Office fur bas rGla'
einnatier @ulfsblatt4 beiinSst fidl IN
SO. 339 gorf Strahe, seseuiiber
Sem Gunrtbonie, iuOielbit 9enigter
ten, anSeigea II. |. iu. bis . lbs
gbenss entgeseugenommtu tuetoeu.
SeIepbon Gouth 2401.
aonpsrtion be Baden
Oie SsaatstonDeniion Der 8dd:r'
4noeiation tam seiiern yiaqaai.1g
gum glbl9IuB. glm YOrIniiias bis!i
|G. Z. Wsc8irlisn, SetretGr bes gtetps
port Gipie unb .Sublitrie anbs. :iEs
Rebe, in ipel4cr sr Gui mcosrue Wess
ibobsn, tpslGs au9 i'm SGte.sCeDsrfe
ibre glnpalbuns finStn iOl!tsn. bur,
mics. aamentll9 iOIItsn Die ySdditas
ben in tabellOs janitdrem 3ultanns
gebalten ipsrben. Gin Stilltano III
leOtm e,sitait, ME aud IN BEN gat'
isrgelpsrb., lei ein Riidi4ritt. er BE-.
TOME ferntr bic Di4tistsit bss ars
asigsns in ben 9agesbIdt.srn. pls aurh
bic geptbnenbigisit einer tOr.s.isa
Su4fiibruns. 2lnipra9en ipurnen
jsrner bon artbur BaHforo bon yiep'
yort, Sobn SartIdub. prdiioeHt ser
elHcinnatisr 8dders4 hoeiation, ano
gllbert o. S4mibt RON SeS Ureu9s
Bauer SO. on bic 9eridumlung ssr
ri9tet. es tpurbe bierdui cine Reios
luton ansenOmmen, lptl9e Die sessHs
iDGrtige golitit Der Reglsrune 'ns
bcfirt unb bic llntsrftiibuna Der 4Hos
riation oerfpridt; ferner ipuros Warrr
2ipingjton, her gipic unb Sn6uitriaI
glHoeiation unb ben Stabtbeanlten fiir
bic gaitfrsunhli1e 2lufncbHie Der
Ddnf ber a0npention Dotirt. 9ie
nddbfte GtdatstonDention finbet IN
SoptinspiIlt, Rp., itatt. iyulssnb. De-
ante ipurben ertDdblt: prdfibent. 81.
ssirhoff bon pobucob; giseprdiibsut,
SDiepb Riltler BON 2ouispiIs; Gefrts
tar, Sobn 8. Sbeblin Don SonisriIlt;
S1dBmeiiter, 90. 6. SrogsI bon
SouiDiLIs; GgetutiDb<h5rst aason
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Outer Jang.
Tolr5ei iinbet 8asenlaOuug Seibers
ituffe bel timem Sig sour
gSeidJeufteler.

Der qoli3ei mar 5u O9ren gstou'
men, OaB isiHe Seibealtofic unter Der
9anO aui Der StraBe uuo IN 2OtaLsn
tiir eiR gutterbrob au5geboten !oers
ben. DlaH sins Den SPuren Ha9 unO
bisis iiibrten Ha9 Der Yobnung res
Big 6our gDei9eniteIIers George
SaHss, 1926 Dariaip 4oenue, Der
nit iammt isiuer Jrou Utprtle anI
cIlseHleire YerDaftsgriinbe bin pers
baItet purbs. Cine 2In5abl YOli5tts
beamts itattete BEN 5auIe sinsn unsrs
Darteten 8elu9 ab uno lie fanbeH
Eine Seibertpaaren, hi. Striimpie,
Hote, 9emD4en uiip., feruer ere
&eibr Raiier5euse unb spsi Getpebts.
Sin patrolpasen ipur uctbpenSis.
um bic Waaren fortsui4affeu. Dereu
NSertb auf 5000 peraui9lagt Diro.
Samss bbauptst, er babe ben san5sn
4slunber Don BIN grpben llnbetdnnteu
fir $50 seiauft. Die poliasi ptro
Der Gd4e un9l balo auI ben Su.ub
tonrmeu.
Gin anber.r iDi9tieer Sang gslcng
ben Setettins DessrKr itrlb Gapensp
aussui8eiuIid5 mt Der sJetnabne Ct,
nes sepihen Charles 2sllp, Der babei
absefabt tprrbe,~ tDicsr beri9sben
RIabungsfiide an ben Ranu su briz,
gen iatre Rein foa fi4 5rfern 1u
bem gefGubuib bsquern! bdben, bab er
eiu parolifrter 3a4tbdusler ans Sc,
trott III. als gnssiteIltsr Der Gbaras
erpreb Go. bate er iidb Elm @elOs
padet nit $3.50 ongeeignet nnb bcs
bate ibm bis 3u6fbaiisfbore ge5ffnst.
auf paroIe eutIaFer, babe er ii9 md
Cincinnati seiDonh uub bier babe CT,
unter Sem qamen Waurpbs ipieberum
bel ber ADAMS grpreb 60. anftenuna
gefunSen. Rad qnsdbe Der polis:i
ion WlurpbpzaelIs Jra4tbriefe fir
oerftiebene Senbunsen sednbert bcs
ben. foboB bic Go3en tim unter Rem
stdnlsn almau Haa bsrn 9otel Sonins
3f4idt tpurben.
affs esrtsa ssraHaerts gtf1t bel ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

JDaelbin 3. sSopce, 1857 @esle1 @lo.
l@Ora 3. Smith. 7o8 9Opttns Ssr.
J@aIter 30. seifrieb. "a, 3251 Be
resforb Qpe.
(SteIIa &. 9iIbera q, 83o Marrsu
StraBe.
)Sobn 6. SanmonH, 27, 2139 sBiu'
dell glpe.
lRamie DaRer. 19, 12Oo Poplar
StrdBe.
]5reb. Sc, &pebler, 25. 3421 Clifton
I Apenue.
)DOrutbp 9. Stcpens, %, 3627 Go
iDarbs Rpab.
yRapmonb 6. Susbes, q, waomt, 8.
lgsfiis 9. 9regs. 20. Dent. 3.
Iebparb u. aruulm, 46. 1901 Sdtb
1 Strube.
(SallR parrott. 48, RprpOOb.
jGbarIes G. 2pomis, q, Dtn9eF.,.
( 9eutudn.
(Worp 6. Tonn, %, Rortpoob.
JSames 6. sobtn, 90, Roripoob.
lSIfabetP ID. areiuRr. %. oessI.
JBiuidm Rrueser, q. 1908 Balnut
I Strnbe.
lpearI WeGtges. 19. 1746 SpcamOrs
Strabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Waie'Saa.

Gie eitirng Ger geat. aonrniiFon
BEE organifirten 9afebalipiels, bic
am Sienftdg suiammeiitrat. Inn Die
@eriiigirng iiber Die einnabmen BEL
ben Sbielcn Der Scrie Inn Die @elts
@ieiiteridnft su treffeu, erbete geitern
gsa4ntittag nod mebritiiilDiger Be
rct1ung ieiue GufgaberL oeren Reiul,
tut erit beiite Der 9er6fierttIltirng
iiterge6en tpiro.
Ter 9eiinb su ben oiesidbriqen
Gpielen I'M Die gSeltsReiiteribait
5fpiid)en oen Gfautpicns Der 5einen
groeen 9ieas por in oieier Sation
Der groBte in Der eei9idae ocs o-gas
niiirten 8oiebaaipieIes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Che. be.Grlanbuikid1eine.


IRaIpb 90. Seliy, &c, @epidIp, ga.
tGIiiubetb 3. Reubdus, q. gOrDops.
! JSOtpdrb u. Rpr6, 80, ITS Spcas
msre ctr.
lRprma 8Ooeu, 25, 1872 bsssI.
I9laeu 6. apop, 20, ct. marps, 8.
lalma 6. Sida. %, 2o16 Central
@penue.
Shouias 9. Sbeinmes. 40, 1850
@labftpne ape.
lGld g. 86esIbcu, DC, bsssI.
J9ernurb Suesmaim. 50, 23o5 Cole
rain glpe.
laiIe 5ussmaua Is. SessL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

UrUtiden unb elm StrnBe gegen
sinen @osen gerdbert mar. ipurbe bon
9iittsr Qlsranber nit Der sreurplarts
i9en Strafe Don 500 bebaht. au9
bari sr tpdbreub bpeisr TsOuats tein
2luto fahrsn.
gti6uro @nIun, aus Rodefer, 81.
g., ,ussrstft, ioll hier eine gaftpprs
IieGuna aIs snfdenbieb segeben bu'
ben, beFeu Spfer SOiep6 2eupertun IN
SdfIe1 iparo. 0olnn tpurbe seftern
bon Rid1tsr 9elI rnter $1,000 8iirgs
i6oft ben 9ruBgei9pOrsnsu ii5ertpies
I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

g. Jurber; 6ippObrome, aepis r.
groipn; 5olmIn unb 9ietorid, gborls
ton 9bompicn; 2nrie, 1bomas ..
Slaitrrb; 5tranb, 6. Ui. @atIiff.
- SIN poli3sigeri9t foIIte geitern
9drrb 9oltmnu, 26 Sabre alt, BON
No. 2917 6enjbatp qlps., Cincinnati,
auf bic anilnge li4usrontiporien, bic
SabrOrbinaH3 perlebt gu 6nben. Der
poli3iit 6uihius bs5susie, bag Der
angefIagts on Der WnbiIcn 2pe. berz
inft bdtte, an elmer balienben Stras
benbaEncnr porbei5ufabren. Die meis
fen lInsliidsfdIls." be5enste Der pos
Ii5iit. .tcerben Ourd Elm foldgs 9ors
geben pernrid6t.@ 6olnan 6eiannte
Ii9 iHnlbig urS purbe su $15 unb
ben Soften beriIrtbeiIt.
- Die @rOBssiAnoralen bee yuns
ttsgerifts rsi9ien eeftsrn ibren
S6luBberi4t elm. 3ipei gtntl1gen
prroeH sesen Saeo6 gnbr BON Reps
port erboben, lpelber 6d9ulogt DirD,
AnRitbuttsr bertauft gu baben, oGns
oab er bic Baare our9 eine Nut.
iirift .tiinItli9 sema9t" mariirt
bGtte. - Belize qsrnD ipirb Der Ders
IeBnns bes 4ntisRarcOtic 0eiebes be-
i4uloigt. - Cine antloge 9tgen ytos
Ia Qei6t, bsrielben GeiesesaYeriess
uns beiauloist purOe abgeipieien.
9esslei9sn Ole 2tntlage eeoen Sion
COBB, pel9er ii9 ansebli5 ni9t res
gifirirt bdtte, unb eegen 9arrp @as
rolp. Delder oHgebli3 Der Steurs
5a6lung fir Spirituoien ii9 eutsogen
botte. - Die Qnflags gegen s5obH
5obner. Carl Ruib, Wm. gbeesmnn
unO Gi6orb ssinneaD iperben csH
nG9iteH GrobstI9tDorenen iiberipies
fen. - Gis aui $4,000 lautenbt
G6nbenerinbtloee. tpel9e UliHael
Wdris ssgsn bic Gturm Ballard
SO. fDegen anssbli9 erliitentr 9ers
lsbungsn einsereidt bate, tpiro abers
mails Sur @erbanblun9 eeiansen. -
Die antlags sesen Gbeiisr g5doipid
uno Sobn W. Command, ptl9s cine
8srFferunss @eieIIi9oft gegriiroet
baiten, uno 6es Mibbrauds oer/Yolt
Eef6ulbtst tperben. ipirb beute ben
Oei9tporsnen 5ur gnti9etoang LIZ
ier6reitet perben. Il
- Srau gna Sopf 1T i'm 9nnis
ibrer So4ter Grau Bm. Gblmau gio.
lilo Uaain Strobe i'm aIter DON 81
Sabren seitorben.
- Die Dsrf9iebenen aommittees fir
bic neuen Jreibeitss9onbs beritt:tsn,
6nb ois 3sifnunsen bis iebt $707,'
600 betragsn. 9abon entfuQen auf
Die 8anten $619,400. Dos Subtoms
mittee Ses Snbuitris alubs beriatsts
iiber 3si9nunsen gum getrage Don
S65, 900; Grsimmirsrsaogen $12,20O;
bos Damsns&Omn,ittse bts SHDnlirie'
9Iubs 5000. 5err Z. 9. zee,
@oriibsr bts anmpagnesRommittses.
ertLdrts bab Dor BEN @Sfdlub bsr
aampogns bic 3ei@Hiir9eH me9r als
bic feitgsiebte Quote BON 81, 1,125.Wo
beitragen soerbsn.
- 9us 2luto bes Sr. Gbas.
asarns 81. rofIte seitern i'm Dspou
Bart einsn abbang Don $50 CUB hin'
a6 unb purbe org bei3d6ist Sr.
aearns, pslfer ii5 In Dem anto be-
fanb, tam sliidIid.r Weiie unoerlesi
oapon. Die GsuerDebr, pelHe ber'
ipurbe, bra&te ben araft'
rpagen rad Der Garnse.
-Srl. 2lliee Jennsa, 5ilfselert I'm
ItabtiI6en Ginanas Department, ipur.
be oeItsrn burd stnsn Gaa On Der
gkrisn Strabs in Cincinnati Der'
lsst. 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
'er8efu6 aa Oen g erien.

SotnI . 1 f,SSS,43f
Wit 9Iusnabne 6es ,Scbres 1912
mar Der 9eiiib in oieiem sobre vi
Der Serie Inn Sie @eIt.WciIterItbait
gtDBer ais 5irror ieit Dem 9sginn Die.
Ter adnfpie IN 1906. Der sluthelI Ell
MS jeSen SpieIers oes eeiuittnenoen
alIibs miro ii1 nilf ii5er $4,000 mo
oei ierigc Der Gpieler Ses perlicrenben
alsIbs aiif iiber $1,000 beIaite,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Fred. A. Erschell.
eeihenbeiiaftsr nab Gintaliamirsr
7Lyora Str, Weipport, ,au.,
xsleptsn. eouib IS uub ecias 2Geo.
aIsIanbria Office; eilGns 557 . .
8eAebme iirio 2abtsn.

Sn elmer SsmoirutiTten Iafens
terfnrimluns, bi. seitern 4benbs in
2onton ifattfoHb. Durhen foleenbs
Iaanbibntsn fir ben Sdulrdtb ncmi.
nirt: 1. Warb: Sobn Ruffs; 2. Worb:
Tnbib Gbporhs; 3. Warb: u. 5.
Benl1nb; 4. Dorb: gbparb siemdn;
9. Narb: Z. 8. gfies. Cine 8uianl
IN ber /. Darb piro nod ausgefiiIIi
perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
9if6r tanH nidt pcriSidt perbrn.

(Ib1drtf.)
Columbus, 8 .0rtOber 1917.
Germ 9 O. grer6irp eupt..
slbdms grpreb 9ouipr1rp,
Columbus. Sbto.
eeebrter 6err:-
SoIte Sbtn hiefen Serbt troder tpd6Ifr uu6 bds
be5fpedte qrobtbttionss Imeuberert III In STRAIT mirbe
Stre Gefetfbdit ortfnbren 2nubrferornger bon eaem
dnberen stante Ha1 Spo aH5unebmeH7 -. r,.,,....
Sd babe Be5ua nuf ltduor tr meinen perlonldeH
Gebrarb tn meinew eeeren pGife
sybr ergebener
q. G U1e eGatfsrta-
(MbihriTt)
abnms qrpreh Gpmpann Central 1trtauu.
2. g. srasbus, eHpt.
Columbus. GbiO, Is. Gttober 1917.
q. g m6GaHsrtn. 81. O.,
27o .. Girfts Ctr,
Columbus Dbio
eIntporfi6 Sbres Rrtefes BON g. Sfto6er erIaube th
mir Sbnen uIfbmbeiIen bdb unere iesigeH Serianot'
reeunfionen bic uuf trodene Stnaten anmenobar Io,
urs ben Qiduor Irdlsport bon dGBerbuIb ioeu SGaee
Sr gblieferng in oeufebeu fir ben gertdf ooer pes'
ttnIiben eebrGub berbieten. -
g3eT has 4robi6ons-am angerpnruren futro
rrb In Gbto In sr1ft trit pirb ons Reeo Sunoesgeeg
antoruti ruf Sbo nufpeitbbur ebeuo pte es est aui
Gabere trodeue GtdateH aHiDeuoing bat
Sonte besbnlb Gbo oieier Serht frozen ifuiefl pde
eS uuaefctt fur biefe Cefeufaft pouie e 9t15r bon
oirferbaIb oes Gtnntes sur Nblieferma TN GtaGt lHr
pert0n6e ooer bdltsIi6e Spcde troHsporftreu.
S1r ereebeuer
8. q. SrGs6tHG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

afre esrtsu ssrauaerts gtfpe btf %.
Wetsiey q Co.. f3S u. 6. etraae, z1Artu
sfiia SOU uim etTsse Gane1 50iA. ho
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18
Die 8mnbes. @nti@eibmna.


Gafbington, O. g.. IL. 5nH 1917.
Brtnlar 30. 704. IN SIC: Sas Resbs2meubemeRt On
@eretriBtt etaateu dHmdlh
g3eeer ber oeleH aufra9en brr9 gereinste Strdten
Mninnlte bs5he1 er gns!esnng bes Reeh Gmenoements
gro3ee inter bemelbeu bene Sbnen foleenbe QslegIrs
aeiuHer @eitimmunaen 6es Geieses ieteus biees 2es
Sos ReeS auieHSeTent teurpeIt es sn etuen surSes.
TN 5pif9snaatiden 6onSeI IN ireen6 eiHen staat ober
tee ober 7erritortums Serenuna gerfaf berub
er6eH Deirdnfeu 2rrf3peden oerbletei aus9enom,
flr pi1enf6dftli6e faframertne mebi5tn1e ooer
nieddirfHe Spete, ieibf nenn bas Stonsgeft io9eH
3tGrsSo H5t eerbiett ober foaar bas 9eretn6rnecn
bon betaul9enben eiauoren iOe5ien eeIiatiet
siebe 81 coHgrefondi Gecor5. LteiI Seits 33O-93e
uHh 37os-Ss08)
S5eoe Qrt BON TRANSPORT lit oerboter, elmer.
lei OBJ httr6 transport. .9eieq Ifaften, olird
Notwithstanding i'm @epdd ooer on Der
@erior.
IN ger6iHSHHs NIT bm ger6pt eeaeu bas rrasrH
pnn eianoren PeriCuer III hre anfmerfamiett nEf
bti Ran Der gerruiseu eaneu GbeptB (22S L. e
52J532535l geleHft Der Irdser ooer 8erieHoer nag
giau6r trnnsporfIrt niro
Cglrnpur 9a9ina eourrnro bs gereriate snnten 600
u 2 66. geretHgt Stanier aegen 5reemGH $780, Il. o,
sic Frb rnsetvie'sn. btefem separtemert Saue an
SRT vsenagiieH gerianS g 6sroaeser
eaa wsTr n SS sSqa M & Il e"e sSe SsI sna
tat 6erfeaa inb Ferfnrf fir 9rtrfBpede ber6tetet
Bon ben rapDortirier Sdnen tprb etrer as geittlu
gle eru'tn IN 8uei'eI feiu betreHs brer RHiten IN
eRem iDe5ififteH Enu. harm peHbeu Gle f5 an ba5
GepGrtemsir I'm 9HitruiiiOHeH
tGe5ei6net) z. 81 Greeorr.
1ersrulnHpaIt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09

street, nor to assess the cost thereof
against any of the abutting property
and that said assessment is invalid
1t is therefore ordered, adiudged and
decreed by the court that this asses
ment attempted to be levied by the
city of Salem upon the property OF
the respondents in this case on
South High street as described il
their complaint be and the same i.
adjudged and decree to be invalid
and is hereby cancelled, annulled and
set aside"
The South Twelfth street cases are
disposed of as follows:
"And the court having duly con
sidered the allegations of the parties
and the testimony produced finds
that the notice given by the recorder
declaring the intention of the com
mon council of the city of Salem t.
improve Twelfth street between Mis-
sion street and the south city Limits
was not published five days as requir
ed by the charter of said city.
"And based thereon and upon tn,
record in this cause, it is ordered
adiudged and decreed by the cour
that the assessment attempted to b,
levied by the city Of Salem upon til,
property Of the respondent j. H. Al
bert for the improvement of Twelftl
street between Mission street and th
south city limits be and the same i
cancelled, annulled and set aside.''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09

By Marian BonsaIl Davis.

Mrs. DaVis spent siD months in Paris
as UolHnteer relief t0orker and toith
clear journalistic viSiOn has translated
1oGr time Paris into terms Of peaceful
Nelo York.
81 have never yet been able to visua-
lie the situation in France. 1t is too
big, too terrible. too dramatic. 1 do my
small part here mechanically as a mat
ter of course work little and con-
tribute my mite to the Red Cross Why
I do 1t, vaguely know but cannot feel"
This statement from an active Red
Cross worker probably represents the
mental attitude of a large number of
Americans
To really get the "feeI' of France t,
day imagine New York were Paris
There would be days of crashing bands
and flying banners; glittering detach
ments of cavalary with hundreds Of
horsetaiI streamers floating out from
gold helmets aeroplanes and dirigibles
buzzing overhead transport motors rum
bling and Red Cross ambulanees speed
ing in and ont of every street: organs
and orchestras in the churches and c,ithe
drals playing stately marches and brill
liant fanfares on the fate days. snldiere
coming and soldiers going color--music
-dra ma-4hrills
If New York were Paris there would
be signs on some of the white marbIt
mansions. Hospital Auxiliary H." OF
"The Re-educntion Of the Mutilated.
or Hospital for Men lilinded in Battle"
The mirrors Of some of the brilliant
cafes would reflect aproHed women sort
ing and packing bandages. blankets.
shirts. pajamas: typewriters for the
bookkeeping en- the dining tables: tins
Of ether. labelled rrqdy for sending. on
the bar.
Into the PENNSYLVANIA Station and the
Grand Central would pour streams Of
old people and children. looking be
wildered a. Il in a dream refugees.
Big sui'dials tf ei'v would be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
PLEASES THE French
Chamber Also Expressed
Qualification to America
and Russia

Paris, July 9.-French newspapers
today hailed the chamber of deputies
vote of confidence in the government
and its lodgment of all direction of
military service with the ministry as a
step toward concentration of control de-
sirable in the present situation.
The just came before dawn Sun
day after seven days secret ses-
sion. Premier Ribot and his cabinet
were sustained by vote of 357 to 167
after the premier had explained his
plan for the government to assume
"full control of all services of the army
without interference in the actual mill
tary operations
A special resolution of greeting to
the American regiments arrived in
France and to arrive was adopted. An
other resolution thanked and congratu-
lated Russia on her successful offensive
in behalf of the French soldiers.
The debate in the chamber was led
by former Minister of Marine Augag-
neur. His demand that the govern
ment "cease shifting army commands I"
and continuously retain responsibility
was directly responsible for the vote.
Speaking from the ministerial bench,
Vice-Premier Viviani answered vigor-
ously the charge that he had used his
tour of America for personal political
profit"
"My only purpose in speaking on
this subject in the chamber recently was
to show France the real sentiment in
America" he declared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
LEST YOU FORGET

tional affair and in the net were many
of Portland S prominent citizens. But
without fear or favor Mr.. Brick did
his duty without compensation.
Since coming to Salem Mr.. Brick
has been one of its most loyal boosters.
Some time ago he tried to have the
Commercial club change its name to
the chamber + commerce. He was elect
ed in 1916 as director of the Publicity,
Convention and Tourist department of
the Salem Commercial club, and last
year directed the Salem Cherry fair,
which was classed as the best cherry
fair Salem has ever had. He has always
been found in the front rank in any
thing for the uplift of Salem, and this
year is one of the guarantors of the
Salem chautauqua.
Mr. Brick is 81 years of age, and
judging from his past success in busi-
ness, social and booster work, he doubt
less will have a brilliant future here.
Brother May Go on Road
Isadore Brick, whose interest is pur-
chased by his brother, will leave Sa-
lem today or tomorrow. He will go di-
rectly to Seattle, but has not formulat-
ed his plans definitely, and after trip
to Los Angeles may return to the At
lantic coast
Mr.. Brick has followed the vocation
of a travelling salesman and may re-
turn to that occupation.
81 want to say this for Salem and
its people, said Mr.. BrcK yesterday,
fSalem has the finest people on the
face of the earth and is the most beau
tiful city ! have ever seen in my trav-
els. Now some of you may not think
this about Salem people, but / do, for
it has been my experience. Many peo-
pie have become my friends while
have been here and ! want to bid them
goodbye. ] hope they will continue to
support the store where | have been in
terested with my brother. The only
thing that prompts me TO leave Salem is
that my experience here is my first
venture in a business of this kind and
/ find it too confining. But it has been
good experience, and I have learned
a lot in the two years ! have been
here. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
BENJAMIN BRICK
STAYS IN SALEM
Buys Out Brother; Merchant
Has Reputation as SOci-
illogical Worker

Benjamin Brick, who for the past
three years has managed the clothing
firm of Brick Brothers, State and Lib
erty streets, has purchased his broth
err s interest in the establishment
About year ago the firm advertised
a dissolution of partnership sale, but
for some reason the deal did not go
through. However, at this time the deal
is consummated and Benjamin Brick is
now sole proprietor.
Benjamin Brick came from Portland
where he enjoyed an enviable repute-
tion for business integrity. He was also
known for his charities, and as a vol.
unteer juvenile officer of Judge Ga
ten s court. Mr.. Brick S hobby appear
ed to be to keep the boys from going
to the state reform school, by having
worthy boys paroled in his care. About
four years ago Mr.. Brick made ma
tional reputation for himself as a re-
former, when he cleaned Portland Of its
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
Industrial Rally
Planned for Donald

Supervisor Jay V. Fike was in town
q while yesterday afternoon making ar
rangements for a big industrial club
rally to be held at Donald on the ninth
of August. 1t is expected that all Of
the clubs in this corner of the county
win take part and thta il viii be one
of the biggest events of the kind ever
pulled off.
1t is planned to hold it in the Cone
grove, and il will be an all day affair.
A parade through town, led by the DON
aid band, viii wind up at the grove
at 10 a. IN. Governor Withycombe viii
be present and deliver an address; a big
basket dinner viii be served at noon,
and during the afternoon monster
program of races and other sports will
be enjoyed at the park.
A committee consisting Of Jas. p
Feller, G. A. Cone and o. o. Freeman
has been named to have charge of ar
ngements.-Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
In Cherry-P Picking Time

"Many hands make light work" when all the boys
and girls get busy But they'll have to work fast
to keep up with Big Sister, when she's using the
new
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09

turned INTO hostels, and families from
yory and fifty miles out, and also from
great distances, who had built their little
home by a limetime Of thrift and saw.
ing. would i've crowded with he rem
uant ot two or three thousand other
homeless families
Soldiers our meD and boys--woul,
forever ne leaving those stations las they
on their wst back to the front after the
short leave. 10 the snbways We would
see them coming or going. very matter
Of fact caked with mud coming in or
brushed off going out bulky. worn shoes
Up their feet battered steel helmets on
their heads. heavy. Joads on their backs.
and somewhere. always, always the
mysterious bundle Tor OF from aome
Some Of them wOulc have girls some
mothers. and some would lie .lu.te alone.
We would have Iearaed :. read their
uniforms. and would know from the
symbols on arm and collar t4eir military
duty. the number Of times ,unded and
their length Of service. We would have
learned. too. not to be surprised at see
ing the medals for Conspicuous bravery"
on the breasts Of the III nourisheG, an.
promising looking oncs-we would know
that they might have assumed command
when the last officer had fallen
10 Naw York urere paria at five o'cfos.k
in the evening thousands Of personI would