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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Cberbnnbeeserid,ts @nt'
iMeioungen.
800 Giienbabu.guipride eubsiiltig
bOm CberbnnSesseridt
absemieieu.

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tag grobei1ue BON 800 giienbabr'
alnipriite gegen Die @esierlng 5Deds
Grlaneung BON etiua $35, 100000
peiterer aonrpeniotion fir Die gei0r'
Serlrng Der sSoit pom Sabre 1907
1911 aeseu bic Giienbubnen entid;ir'
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Dfcntag Die Gutibeibune ab, bab bic
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transport pou 8rauensperionen iiir
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chipcidcnbe gIniidt. 0iid)ter Wesiep.
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ser 5dllc betbeiligt.
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Ger erpreiiung Thor uno Sbiir ofine.
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cruf gebrndt. onb cas bonn aongr.b
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cen ,Sraueiihouoel bc5iehe.
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slusbriid. Gr besislt
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car feline llngetpiBbeit in @esug auf
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let ourh Die Webrbeit Der HidJter ocs
Cbetbunbesgerifts eeeebcn puroe,
JON erpreiiern ii& ~ Rurs scuiaat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Srntid,er Grut. aird)bOi.gerein
Baltimore Tife.

Bel Der aeftrigen 9irettorenpobl
hes o6igen 8ereirs, bic in Shul3im.
rler Der Wattbdus airfp o6ee6altsn
lpurbe, unO nobel rs Witqli.ber DIN
tbrem Wa2lre6t 9e6rau6 modlen,
purben bic na6ite6snbsn iieben Di.
rettoren fir bas laufenoe Sabr sss
pd6lt:
8. sr9, @rpin 9ieinnn, Z. 8.
Sammers, 5reo. BOB, 9Dm. Supeis
man, Soiepb Sertsn unb SsRrp Sasss
meier.
Die Organization finbst nddF.
Wo6e ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

mcrben iriiroe. bciBt es in Der aniiht
Der Wsirberbeit: Bon grpreIiern bei.
ser @cidled,ter tutrb bic benz Wlonn
1ciese gceebene alusIesung, 6ie nun
bon oieicm Geridtstofe fnnftionirt
lit, ole WaittcI fir ibre wrisanboge be.
niet iperben. Tas Meiultat lit elm be.
benflides mo iolte nns gum gtab.
benfen brinaeil."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
,o,lan,rnD unb 10 peid, iuie eeiSt.

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Der,
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Ien, ausiailen ber &aare ober Sdort, number
acpibnnt ooer irpenbetnem eeloen Der HopItanf
GinbaIt.
,swiseeu" soc une si.o0 SsIaften 1nb 5tim
Eerfauf nuo tperoen erJptoblen bon ben inbreIl'
ben apoibelern unS 0epartementedSen
gebmeu Gle unr ,SiutS6sp".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Ser Der. ct. 8eiaubte
Sppifa In Nmmdmien

DirO bsmuddft in Berlin sriparttt.
Berlin. 10. Sanuar, iiber 2rns
bon. = Der ameritaniIfe 9siarb {
IN RumdnieH gbnrles s. gopidd,
befeu Q6reife nus 8utarsif, Rumis
nisa. DON Der beutlden Reaisruua ses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
auf 2sbensSeit ins gu d t.
bdus.
8.

Gbieago, Is. San. 3. Maurics
pettit, tpelher I'm lebtsn 2fusnit ieiner
iuneen Satin ben Suls abT9nitt, I'm
iis, tpis sr erlIdrte, in ibrer Rsinhett
au erba!tsnN, purbs am WloHtag bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

2opeHbagen. IA. SanIar. -
Inset.: ~Ostar H." bon Rem gort.
airtp all. 9bses.: .geraens4
fioro" Coon @eraen) mad, Rem gors.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
lib miral George 3etpeb,
Der 5sIb Der ManiIa ga l.
lieg i'm Gtsrbtn.

10 al ineton, .. g., Is. eyan.
GbmiroI georse 9epep. Der oeIb Der
Bal BON Wnnila, liest i'm Sterben.
Sin allssmeiner 3uiommsnbru6. Der,
bunotn nit abernperialsung, bat bss
G9t3isidbrisen Erdfts bsraehrt unb
am Woniag qbsnb lna er in balb,
bepubtluiem 3ufiunb in Isin,m Seim.
Die aer5ie eriIdren, nab sr nift Ian.
ger aIa 3e Biz AZ Stunbsn mebr lsbtn
tonne.
Der abmiraI ipurSs an I.btenDons
n.ritng. nIs er nod benz Wdrins. De-
pdriemsnt seben pollie, mo er in ben
Isbisn 16 Sabren feinss 62iGbrissn
Sienites tdslid an Tsinem Butte se.
iebeH tpurbe, BON sinem Srunlhsitss
anfau 6etroffen. gr brad 3ujammen
uno mubte in fsin gsti atirnssn psr'
ben. Die Gersie ipareu icfort Iebr be.
iorst, beIdlpNen dbsr rp:asn bss 2lbs
mirals oubsrOrbentIider gu.rsis isine
Iofortise antiinbisuns f.iner eriran'
lung gu MAIDEN. 9luf anFrasen srbielt
man bic antpori, Der abmiral Isibe
an elmer grtdltung. a6er bic ardfts
b.s alien Sffi5isrs tparen aufse5e6,t
unb er erubOlte ii9 nidt mebr.
SeniationeIIer @orbpro.
5ebbegonnen.
gan anseIo, Seras, 10. San.
am Montag bot bier Der BroSeb Don
Sarrp ). Spmnea, ipelfer angeflagt
1T, cen SberitIeutilont 8. W. gutler
NIB Srau SrpitaI Sope Solano
SpanneIl, ieiue @attiit getootei SI
Doben bcoomien. Gie gerbanoliug
Der sinfluee rair6e BON alpine, Ter,
po 5Ie stfiaire ii6 abipielie unb DO
Gpannea elm Sotel leiteie, bierber
yerleet.
9idd0em Spannea feline Sdttin nlio
sen Oberitleptnant in einen 9litoIno.
til, IN peId,em lie iubreu, eriAoiicl
hatte. iieilie er iib oen 9eboroen.
peieerte iih aber. zine grfIarung at.
Suge6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
80. emissco ipiro S5r
0aar inadjien MAIDEN.
Cline arpst asrpbeflaidlt frti

IN ben II eSbsn bsr Tpn TYua Co., BET ber
Diableh a. Gartw So. nnb tn BEN Tair 80.
ErsanewT Tspartement. fopie btr 1up'i6;cn Mps.
Stefs an bsr eisbeuism Hnb N,abifsu apsHns
In 0ppiugtsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

gaiGter Nurrett ~ IebsnsldnsIi4em
3udtbans psrurtbeiIt. psttit bate Rds
fdufbia beidnnt; "a mar aber seltsnD
semadt tporben, bab sr eeiiiis nld9s
gang normal lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
Der .appam1 Sail bo
benz Obers8 8unbess
@eriAt.

Bafbinston. .. g., 15. San.
Cir Cecil Gprius giiee, Der briiii9s
gOtidnfter unb Bring SabfsIbi, b:r
aan5l.r Der b.uti6sn 8ptftaft, faben
am RoHtas i'm SibunqsfaaI BIS
Oberbunbeseeri4is einnnber sse.ns
iiber, als In bsm pro5eb Der britt.
fden Gisentbiimer beg BON ben Dsuts
fden setoperten 1ampfers .gppam', ,
I'm Wiebsrerldnsuns bss gdiitss unb
.fsinsr aabuns bic arsumsn!s bsaan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

Gin ?aar @uben fpnnoern Dor mir
bic 2anofirabe enhang, ein paar
jnnee idylanfe 9uben IN lebernen
ssrieboicn un0 9obenbiitell. giner
bat Die be6dnberte 3npfgeise inmbaIit
iin5 Idbt iie Sirpen; seipiiIenbaft MI.
teriireidt iie ben iirengen Rhptbm,s
.teS wscridIieoes, bos bic iponberaocn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16

sIns @aiier 1T Sod, elm f6ihida :
Geident Der gsahrrl"
go bab'n e reht funit tiinn;'
ma la fCn Bier iie6'n.-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-08-04
COUNTY OFFICES, COURT HOUSE

sheriff's once.
Fourth door, room 423.
County Treasurer.
Second floor. room 212.
Recorder OF Dseda
First floor, room 120
Registrar Of Titles.
First floor, room 120.
County Clerk.
Second floor. room 233.
County Comptroller.
Fifth floor, room GIL.
Coroner.
Fifth floor, room 500.
County surveyor
Fifth floor, room 426.
Third hoor, room 311.
County Court.
Sixth floor, room COZ.
Clerk County Court
Sixth floor, room 600.
Circuit Court
Seventh floor.
Clerk Circuit cours.
Fourth floor. room 412.
Probate Court.
Sixth floor. room 643.
Clerk Probate courG
Sixth floor. room 623.
Board Of Review.
Third floor, room 337.
Board Of AssessorA
Third floor, room 312.
President County eoar1.
fifth floor. room $40.
Clerk superior ceurt.
Fourth floor. room 437.
County Commissioners.
Fifth floor. room 537.
County Attorney.
Fifth floor. room 507.
Law Library.
Tenth floor.
superintendent Public Service.
Fifth floor. room $40.
Civil Service Commission.
Fifth floor. room $40.
Jury cormlssion.
Mghth floor. room s24.
The Home Brewery is not only Chi
go's youngest brewery, but It is on,
Of her most successful. No brewer,
in the United States ever achieve,
success in such short time as tn
Home Brewery. It's beer already ha
reputation among the lovers Of goo
beer as being par excellence. Tn
Home Brewery also bottles its bee
and a case can be had by calling u
Humboldt 9310.--Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

many. Gonpers for.saw that IL was
inevitable. and has since been work
ing night and day with just two oh.
jec,s In mind--first. to swing Amcri.
cas- workers soiidly behind the dec
laratIon OF war and scotch any pro
German Influences second. 20 In.
trench himself and organized labor
40 solidiy in the administration 3
sympathies that when he felt IL nec-
esRary to act in labor's interests dur.
ing the war. he would have. II neccs-
Hary. direct aid from the administra
ton. He has succeeded TO n remark
able degree in attaining both objects
Garfield Supports Raise
The clcarest indication OF the ad-
miniStration's attitude toward wage
increases In to be found In the letter
TO President Wilson. sustaining the
coal miners demands for large wage
increases This wage agreement
will result" Garfield wrote. in an
increase 10 mines Of so per cent. and
TO the best paid laborcr OF IS per
cent over the wages OF April /. 1914.
These increases are not in excess Of
tho advance in cost OF living for that
period"
Few classes OF labor have had
wage Increases OF rs. or even SO. per
cent over prcwar standards. This
formal statement, accepted by the
president. Is therefore clear indi-
cation OF how far the administration
believes IL Is necessary 10 70 to
maintain the workers standard of
living.
Definite plans for this great wage
readjustment will be worked out at
the convention OF the American Fed.
Grafton OF Labor. which meets In
Buffalo. November l2.
There is no danger Of anything
resembling a general strike. on
the contrary. II is safe TO assume
that the movement viii be kept well
In hand by Gompers and his lieuten.
ants. SO that II may not seriously in
terfere with war work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
WAGES MUST GO UP
AS US. BACKS PLEAS
Continued From Page l

because the labor leaders were toe
busy lining organized labor up solid
81 behind the war and breaking
down subvcrsivc influences OF this
Peoples Council and similar organ
izations. Delay was also occasioncd
by desire TO SO how far the gov
eminent would be successful In re-
ducing the cost % living thru food
and fuel administra tons.
Now the labor leaders are convinc'
81 that the pro-German influences
have been thwartcd. and IL Is safe "a
turn attention TO the economic field
But they frankly state that unieEs
there are general wage rcadjust'
monta sufficient 20 maintain pre- war
standards OF living. II is going To h
very difficult TO hold the workers
energies on winning the war.
Living Cost 10 Stay Up
They are also OF the opinion that
neither Hoover nor Garfield win be
able to effect any substantial rcduc-
tons In the cost OF living. at least
before next spring
In these general conclusions re
rarding the necessity for general
readjustmcnt that viii bring wages
and cost OF living more nearly 20
the same level. the highest officials
Of the government. including. IL is
said the president, are in accord.
and they are ready TO lend official
support TO wage movements design.
cd to maintain the standard OF life
OF tho workers,
They are dead set. however.
against attempts TO extort unreason.
able increases from employers or
from the plants operated by the gov.
eminent They feel that all such at.
tcmpts are merely profitecring with
a club. and are prepared 20 swing
the full weight OF the nations civil
power. and military. IL need be,
against them.
It's Gompers' Diplomacy
They have reached this position of
sympathy with general wage tn
crcascs, partly "a n result of grow.
Ing conviction that II Is not possible
10 bring the cost Of living below the
present levels by any form of gov.
eminent coercion. and partly thru
the inside diplomacy of Samuel Com.
pcrs,
Long before war was declared be
tween the United States and Ger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
CONSUL'S DAUGHTER
LEFT WAIYlNe At the
cnunc:: nY GROOM

TACOMA. Nov. i0.-Iiritish Vice
Consul C. r. I.ucian AgaSsiz. his at
tornsy. and his daughter. Miss Enid
AgasSix. are on hunt today Tor
Gerald Downing Newhousc.
Newhousc was TO have married
Miss ArasSix Thursday. lie kept
the bridal party waiting at the
church. and hasn't showed np yet
Miss AgassiE, believing her intend
81 husband has been kidnapped BY
his brother. launched court proceed.
ingx
Tho Judge. however. refused 20
hiring Manager II. Y, Walker. man.
axcr OF the smelter where Ncwhousc
II employed. and the brother into
court. The marriage license was Oh
tanned "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
CITY AIMS TO REDEEM WOMEN


Up ON the third floor of tho
public safety building. Seattle
health officials arr battling with
one OF tho oiacst-yrt one Of tho
newest-probiems Of community
welfare.
They are attempting to stamp
out the sinister results Of vice
by treating unfortunate women
who have been taken into the
custody Of the police.
IL Is part OF the cleanup program
launched TO make seattle safe for
soldiers.
we. ourselves. don't know what
We will accomplish says Health
Commissioner Mcbride. whoae dc
partmcni has suddenly been assign.
ed these now duties. I'VE haven,
even determined just how well 60
about some phases Of tho job.
VIII Redeem Many
But II these unfortunate women
can hc treated. and placed where
they'll re, plenty Of fresh air. and
good food. l believe certain per
centagc Of them would never re
turn TO their former hauntA
Al present. tire women wo are
examining ar- kept In the city Jail
The place IN crowded. They
should not b. there. But whore 70
take them ia jus, one phase OF the
problem that MUS; - worked out
Wise and Humane
~os cours. its the humane thing
20 treat these women. And IT'S a
matter OF public health a. we'll as
public morals. Tn. military neces
sity OF stamping out Infectious dLs
ease IL also apparent
Il would like tn sre this war bring
about a standardized plan Of action.
to b. followed thruout the country
I'm dealing with the vice problem and
its relation TO health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
CHINA TO HOLD
TO HER TREATIES
WITH JAP ANESE

Nv Unifca Press Leased W,fc
TOXIC. Nov. io.--{Isuiletin.l-
China formally announced TO-
day that she win limit her rec
ignition of the special position
which territorial propinaoiiy
crvates according 20 the Jap
ane<e. American understanding
60 interests already established
In treaties. The Chinese foreign
Office announcement Ia this
effect was received here today.
The statement also declared that
China will not h. bound by notes OK
changed between other countries.
Formal announcement 60 this 81
feet Is the official indication Of dis
satisfaction In China with tho re
cent understandings reached between
the u. = and Japan.
China Is rvscntful because shs
was not consulted In the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
PHONE GIRLS DANCE
BRINGS THEM 5000

II In estimated that nearly every
one OF the 1000 striking telephone
operators were present at the an
night dance in Dreamland rinkl
which let out at an early hour this
morning. and resulted in an add.
ton OF $1,000 TO their relief fund
The rink and orchestra were do
mated. The girls worked ali during
the week previous 10 the dance sell
ing tickets, and the floor was
crowded shortly after the music
started ut o'clock last night
Tags bearing the words. ..>Sx
Heart Is With the Hello SslIl2y>
were sold for 10 cents each. Eacx'
member of the operators union
wore a ribbon. and the holder OF .
tag was entitled to at least one danes
with an operator.
The crowd was an extremely good
natured one. and did not begin to-
thin out until the wee sma" hours,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Is WOMEN FINED
IN DRIVE ON VICE

Continued residence In houses ~
M rrputs Will tr considered sum
Gent evidence. during sea,tiss clean
up. 20 oonvlrt women
Thl. Is the ruling made by Police
Judge Gordon IN eonvictiuK the dis
orderly p~rsons
Twenty five such women were
fined fss each Friday afternoon.
They were defended by Attorneys
II ! Frye. Of ON. uoyt and Fryo,
Pr nix r. Hammond and Walter
Metzrnlnum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Latest in Dancing
From New York
At SteVen s

Most OF these new dances are
walking dances. Some OF them are
very simple and easy TO learn. Any
one who can walk can learn to
dance.
They are much easier than the old
ones.
Take I or lessons Stevens Way
At little cost in private halls all day
ard evening where no one sees you
but your teacher. Street shoes are
all right
Middle-aged and business people.
No difference II you haven't danced
before
Member Of both International Asso-
citation Masters OF Dancing and Ma.
tional United Masters of Dancing
Association.
Recently danced in the leading
places in New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

CLOSED SEASON ON
FOR SALMON FISHING

fishing on the north end OF Nashon
island starts Saturday. The entire
section. with the exception OF
Hoods canal. will remain closed
until December 10
Hoods canal will become closed
next Friday, The portion OF Pu-
get sound south OF Nashon island
viii become closed on November
l6 and will remain closed until
November 30.
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KERENSKY RALLIES ARMY FOR
ATTACK ON ANARCHIST FORCES

|, /. that fsrnine and his aides viii
stick fast TO their determination 10
work for general and no, sepa.
rate peace 40 single ono Of tho
allies will even think now Of Joining
any Russian faction IN a move for
general peace.
Tho Russian catastrophe has rath-
cr s,seied every individual 10 great.
sr realization % tho task ahead Of
them In bringing Germany 70 terms.
20 long aa L~nine works for a E-n
erai peace he is doomed to disap
pointment of any hope for supper,
in England. France. Italy or Amer
lea
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nv rrvrs Press L~ased wirs
LONDON. Nov. io.-The bat
tie by which ker~rsky hops To
save Russia from the Boisheviki
may be impending around Retro
grad today. according 10 today's
Interpretation here Of Bolshevikl
censored Dispatches from the
Russian capital.
The proclamation Of the pctrograd
movis, OF workmrn and soldiers that
IN. kerrnsky. kai.ilne and kornli
off parties are moving troops 10
pctrograd- gave tho basis for belief
IN London that the provisional gov.
crnfnent was about 10 act with all it's
strength to stamp out Lcnine. Trot.
sky and their mushroom govern
fncnt
~ IN. same time. there was ap.
prrhonxion over ono dispatch. passed
By tho Bolshcviki censor at petro-
grad. and declaring that American
Ambassador Francis had rcceived
word that the revolution had spread
20 Moscow
IhiN fnTNAtEF AtHfFNFu hflF
Bolahevfki had repeated their coup
in pctrograd In Moscow. assuming
control OF all governmental ina.
chinery.
IL had been expected that Moscow
would rally 10 the support OF tho
provisional government Tho city
has always been a strong supporter
Of Kercnzky and the provisional gov.
eminent. II II IL confirmed that
the Bolahevikl now control Il. the
coup must have been cleveriy car.
ried out. The last word received re.
gnrtiing Premier Kerensky was that
he was en- route 20 Moscow. with
the expectation Of establishing the
governments cap!tal there.
The greatest hope held In England
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Federal health officials afo work
Ing on a plan 10 intern all women
with vice diseases for the period %
the war. They could b. treated, and
thousands cured. and at tho same
time lend their aid 10 the war pro
gram b. b~inx employed AT making
He'd cross supplies.
4. \. Makes Survey
The government IL considering
some plan of nation wide action.
Just brfor. the United States DO
clarcd war. a government man was
here TO find out II anything was 10
Ing dons 20 stamp out vice diseases.
lie told ia national survey WAS
heing mad. by the government. and
that a standardized program would
finally b. worked out"
Dr McBridr thinks that the uen
who ar, arrested should b. given a
medical examination. and. II dlnoas
ed. should b- treated
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EplSC0PALlANS ARE
WITH the PRESIDENT

The call for united support OF
the presidents war program viii
b. issued from every Episcopal
pulpit in the United States during
the next few weeks The duties
Of churchmsn have been outlined
In pastoral letter, prepared by
the house OF bishops. which Is be-
ing sent broadcast.
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GERMANS LAND
ON ALAND ISLES

~ ruifrd Press lizard Wirr
STOCKHOLM. Nov. io.-Gerrnan
forces were landed on tho Aland
islands iast night. according 60 dis.
patches received here today.
Tho Aiand islands lie NJ tho On.
trance 60 the Gulf ~ Botnnia. only
a short distance north OF Stockholm
II they have been occupied BY tho
Germans. II l. probably In purHu.
ancc % a German plan TO make
them naval base Dispatches a
few daya nRo reported a German
fleet off IielsinEfors. short dis.
tancr further eRst. in the Cuff Of
Finland