davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-14
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
('ERMANY'S ARGENTINE
BACKDOWN COMPLETE
Pronounced R a dical Change
! From Stand Which Estranged
a. u. S. and Brazil
BY CHARLES P. STEWART


sc,cial cable Serpice OF the Urtted Pres, aud
=. Evening Ledger
.~g f.- BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 20
Germany surrendered to Argentine pre-
cisely the same principles as to neutrals,
rights in the submarine zone that she re-
fused to relinquish to the United States
This was the outstanding comment TODAY
in both official and public circles over Ger.
many's complete ''backdown" in her Ia,es,
note received last night. 1t was rera rded
as highly significant of a change OF fron,
from the ruthless submarine policy which
ranged the United states and Brazil with
the Allies.
The steps in Germany's ''backdown" were
shown In a Foreign Office statement here
Argentine sent two notes protesting against
sinking of her vessels and demanding dam
ages and promises before GERMANY an
swered. Then Berlin suggested that Arren-
tine refrain from sending her ships into tho
submarine zone. Argentine replyinp ro
fused on the ground that such action was
incompatible with her demand"
Germanys final note, the Foreirn o@oo
announced. satisfied Argentine's clain,s a.
all their terms and without any restric.
tions." The phraseology of the note itsoIt
on this point is as follows:
'The Imperial German Government
willingly acknowledges the dictates of ,n.ar
national law and will endeavor to obseryo
them. The naval forces of the German Em-
pire have received orders and instructions in
agreement with this viewpoint" ~
In some circles today, however. the s,sr,-
cion was expressed that Germany was de-
liberately backing down in order m co,,-
plicate Argentine's situation with the Au,az
and the United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELpHIA

Wsysi sAedronovit.t .bS5 M IA a,
Leonty soa, I'LL N. American nj,
william il, Neieern, NiienusS SSs year 4st. N. Attn st
bsyiiaa HRlik1olsky. y B4f n. orisnns'.
Gsorss N Waserback, boS Vins az ~
Iaarles Maniette, sbs X 'iIsrIktst InIkttstst' st
EEowyard j. May, las Gr.one nei.nsow St
RaymondS L. Seisler. SIS n. 4tb q.
Zsmnp, Jacobson Ala Fairmnunt no.
Edwerd hhchulansky 2s5 II "a ~, ave-
suwara 81 r,,,a9a a. Fox. 238 Wood q. ST.
Richara SN,oeyansky. 214 Vins a.,
'ionaru Mckenna, iii CuthbeTt q,
REJECTED
isssoyya 1ssGkson, EOS Buttonwood Al,
W,ih,re simon, 1920 r. PsttouV 81
BenismiSy, T., Oswald, 14S Brown a.
O. y hAntonof, b22 Green st
W,iIja y, n0,al,agher. 100 Race 81
.Iohn Ih"rn ~ a, krebs, 736 N. al a.
Edwo "a "a SSszan, s18 Fairmount ave
JosnaaLL McCloskey, 253 N Kim ~
,ioseph EE,aandervalk, 2Oi Popiar az
Suhpn Sa,hp flshman, 500 Fnirmnun, az.
hihana,n cellar, s33 n eth AZ e'
AarpSSrt arpSr,,t a.; karr, 465 N. 4th 81.
William Jioio,etti, 33I N. 5th st.
"'''''" s'egler. S5S N. 4th st,
UNDER CONSIDERATION
MOTIFS Parker, 2l2 Brown at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
Sam sSmusdi diagrs; srb,,,,y sli y Marshall st.
fS!Eo' fTo'S @oIISlSuas TIIaSa isis ls!s WSSS RTSSn St
ffSPFii fasF T,iss%p ! s%ppis$ si4 NJ Ms'sRs 8.
sR%ss sfnss +, RsaSI%3sg 90 caiiS"hill f s. St,
NSTTS NSTTs $jsssss5o o sSs so!$" 4, 1Siin 81 st.
Charles Ltchenbeargs ag si7 g sprins ii Garden $.
3Ss 4agSs FsSIRSn syRes lSS5 Is9, dIr EqrmSun ave
HisTSssG Ho%sfS sssPpsn s,dpsTn l2ls SPRING Garden st
gssIl!s Eau SsfsF & T:o: ~ ,Ss %,,,os. ". St
N,Sh, Niek G,a,ri,,qae. ,, sos n gih ST,
%is@ %SpS %'Ef2 Harf.on 3s s%s sa J. ias s,a St ct,
5oaspS 5Ems9nsy Me1JdE wSlmosS 3, 5i9 N ia!5 st
William ii. Mercer, 500 T. i2th st.
s6ooSS sH%S aHs} 1922 lSsa orGsn 70 st
d.S5 GSo5sf 6,it. Mack ,tnoS toS PeerrSsy st.
Joseph GfubmaTn.. ii1a = n Marshall st.
Iaeob NJ Lane, 1873 Green st.
kSSsr, RSSsr, %WIs;dns,SSgs.. CHINA Grove. \. {.
5JsS EsSts SisSf,s RS,ssehSk W. ;stsrins St
Gharles z. SAMPLER, 66i ". 10th ri.
Em Emit dahsco ETrsn. s56 soo n n Ian istS St St,
ebers nfse BaTreil BaMs II 75o n \ ain sth St. st,
Jan Beelun. 1910 Ogden st.
Randall B. Stara Gao n. sth st.
John s. Klaus 1927 Buttonwood st.
Robert X. Ivesch $50 n. 18th ct.
Joseph Stripe. 9o6 Wood st.
Peter Sticks. S02 Nectarine ST.
Danimick Walozuk 327 n. 9th st.
John c. Segar. 1907 Wallace st.
Clayton Carter. 10l6 Park ave.
Stezekiak Freeman. 1905 Farmount ave,
Michael Suprack 4Os Percy st.
Lewis Ma addeof, si5 \. Franklin ST.
Mike Stowobraski. go Fairmount ave
REJECTED
Raphael Sarechy 43o y. Franklin at.
Frank MCGOWAN, sl5 Noble st.
Mike Rusenk a06 Wood st.
John T Blackman 719 y. sth st,
Max smith li27 Vine at tpostponed).
Michael Gold. $50 y. sth st.
Francis Hackenberg 613 y. 18th st.
John Gereluo, 36l5 Sears ST.
Morris Lowell, sl1 n Watts ST.
Louis Brown. 1896 \. 9th st.
Leon Borethsay. 72l Brown st.
Benjamin Penn. b06 y. Marshall st.
Ernest Schwind. 500 y. 9Th ST.
Starr Brown. 450 n. Ith st.
BENJAMIN Strozensky, 71l n. 7th st.
Herman Seig, 1915 Mt. Vernon ST.
Benjamin Laskan, I0j Vine st.
John ]. White, 532 N 18th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
John J. Miller. All Salem at.
Richard II. Field. 1852 Penn st.
Charles r. Nichols, 1920 Harrison ST.
Amos r. Taylor, 220S Bridge st.
Frank w, O'Mara. 1at7 Dyre st.
James H. Carpenter, 13l5 Foulkrod ST.
lanes Lakowski 1882 Bermuda st.
Benja min Ahart 2091 Granite st.
Walter Penl<uskl. 1900 Tacony 81
Albin Nelson, 2aa2 Kennedy st.
George ]. Libby. 1888 John st.
Eugene McManus, SOL Jackson at.
Carl ]. Thomas. 1928 Unity st.
Vincin Pingetare. 4131 Salem 81.
Daniel McFadden, 1890 Edmund st.
francesca Cassiano, 1925 Church 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
The following men have been ,o.,eoa ,,0

The following men have been notified that
they are to report on September for actual
service:
cSsrlsJ.; }2hn J; EisIIys;,,, EEicilIy; 1899 $: An st,
$S.Suro smiS siiTS" a75i lI'G mSrfSt Si 1S'G St. St
lanes ,oshns.O hO$f1 sos iVS CScsina, t gfin n. ST.
IIonn I II Greene. $500 Locust st.
Edwin ". otto, 2G3 s. 3Sth ST.
ueorse Marshall, III s 3ith ct.
ACCEPTED
}s%s: } n%2Ess t:3s s.ss a15sst G5ss:slsr ;i st.
Gs?%f' fs?I es;SS9q%sI sSS.sqsI :;a ss i zen 5giS Z.
fsa TrSss!t' {'9S 46gS III iryaa bat'%0F' 81. ave-
SnXa IInH y Sdor HIp,iSH; pdRir;. t5l9 ,Isssc nye.
Ghr(sop6sr FTHoT9 Thomas 5592i tSestaut he. su St
William Young 1895 $, ,s6th 81.
GSSSTi 56aS rold %ik?@sp. sg:i r,acust o. Of p;
George Mcclellan i56 S ,4oth st
Fpan% FaMf%qsS SsreGh af ?2i isa qdi3Ta. tgdT + l.
lp Leon Boyte. $28t Chancellor s..
I I. g king. ,iCii SAMSON st,
Arthur irti1s nor corly4 2soG I,oGuss St
iS9rse 9rs fBS9t Benton. i- siSs sSns6m ansSs St. 81
Luke, poneshty 3a?6 SAMSON St
atRer E5tRs ffGn Hs aaiS 49, ctss16S, LgaST St s
ssN g9waId stqckey, to43 Ludlqw st.
James Murphy. 3ioo Ludlow st.
Verne A. Light. 3otl SAMSON st.
Tewfck Yonakin 304s Pine ct.
Edward Gala CHER. $500 SAMSON st.
REJECTED
Edward B. Pendleton. 3iT1 Chestnut st.
George McMChael, 1854 SAMSON ST.
Henry p, MaGarzell. ASS SAMSON st.
Theodore Berrier, 34i1 Walnut ST.
Floyd Morgan, 1908 Ludlow st.
David j. Williams 1914 Woodland ave.
Henry =. Learned, 44O6 Pine st.
Harry D. Krollman. 3i05 Chestnut St
Herbert Clark. 41l5 Walnut st.
Santiago Barrago, 361l Locust at.
John Hoffman. 1856 Severn 81.
Harry Leopold 80 s 42d ST.
James Mulherin IOlA Locust St
Riley PETERS. 1920 Ludlow st.
Ed, F. Butler. $500 Pine ST.
Thomas Kecler. $3.50 Locust ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

HoWssr%1 H,yI,s% Gandoun, seQs Folsom ct.
Iohwnard PAIGE, 5000 Fiber st
Morr,sA pallett, 3t22 Warren st.
Eeil N, HsR,ssif1si s,esflniss sis sst X 49tph,,s!,.
fnhrrr p. Rein, $50 N B6th a.
Howard FranSe, 1929 Cpthbert st.
WWiIISm WIismm " RsynSlds, ssgs WsllnISs' WslIaSs' ss'
RobsTt / hFotI' poil' SS9sso Heyerford av'
Icnn1k TANK y. Nelben, 1924 POPLAR s,
Tby Tbomys = 99pades, ps, sil5 Haverford av.
JJnvU.nnass = Brien, Cas- Union 81
SG9ssePh Gs.5Ph : 1Ks,zt soS Union ST, ''
lam 4, Neulus. 600 N 39d A.,
2rahines McGilligan, 1924 Fairmount av
iamnsas in1anas T Toal. $500 Melon st
Herman r22 2n,Sey $50 y. 3eth ct.
IIarI IIaa.rlI,y Z Wilson 20 y, 36th 81. ."
ESwpenraC q Walton 1898 Wallace ct.
coward j. Ahern, 1910 Fairmount av
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
Tyittlam A. wilkins, 1894 Newktrk st.
yopn lTzap. 8l9 New Market st.
VINES Potec. 141 Race ut.
yoonn ,Nsscu. 816 Paramount ave.
Seseph j. Ward b22 Quarry st.
Essdr Esr Juzunkiewich. 1873 Paramount ave.
f.,st ff1sbar RulisI sic n American st.
ftsael Kline. 500 Vine st.
1Ipuih biasug. 1bs Brown st.
Anrrsw Demetri. is Bristow pl.
Enerisch. si0 New Market st
IscLes yanche 3l5 Buttonwood ct.
Hl4nso Barakowski, 223 N. 80 st.
Ichae! kaplan. 726 N, Hancock st.
T,cnnel Wosezyna, 916 New Market ut.
tssrmstry stetsup. 40 American ST.
1{tnuei Marguls. 1875 Church st,
fssr schmuckler. 440 Poplar ct.
}:.Aa Murphy. 22s N. Lawrence Ut.
x4rsnce J, Lerner. 026 N. Sd ct.
IN AZ \ SfSsRstslss =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
Men Accepted,
Excused, DralUn
and Exempted

Men drawn for possible service in the
new National Army are being examined
physically and as to their eligibility 10 ex.
emption by boards in many parts of the
CITY. More men are being called as rapidly
as those summoned are accented reiecteJ
ordered to serve or exempted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
John Ewald, 768 f. Hilton at.
Rudolph Herman. 3415 B ct.
Michael McGuckin. 1850 American ST.
Luther Schrepple. 33l2 Palethorp st
Fred j. Parker. 3232 Hartvile st.
Frank Bastow. 3i25 Ella at.
Harry Waldron. 3424 Ella st.
Walter l.. Miller. 36ll n St
James Cameron 49, Nenango st.
Merritt Knox. 1905 Mascher st.
John G. Hlnk. 3io2 Ice st.
Fred Ruether, 3302 Waterloo st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 10

Board sits 39th and Lancaster.
Bounded by Meadow t46thl. HaVer,ord'
t4th BeImout City ave-. Schuyikill River
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad tracks, 4Oth west
minister Preston. Lancaster. Spring 1aroeh'
4Oth again, Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 30

Board sits D and Clearneld SITS.
Bounded by Tacony Creek. kensngton
Allegheny, d. Ontario. II. Clearfeld. A, On
tario again. Front. Indiana, Second. North
American. Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and
Fifth,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
kkSSssPsS ss Si rSSSan %4e: s., ST.
Es5sy dSsy Rs RRoisnlis lSs is i tlt' casSrare st.
is%es .aae1e cGys Inn paia 'wyausns
MAJ MSRPS RautFar I%ssr4 4is Hsft P8Rafq St ST.
samuel Louis ll?$ SssS g. wSsIusns tG,h si; ave.
Fs5Es4 A%;SSs' S !,
sfSiP1 Missso E5fs'sii3S ;is Ssss; ave
a!iTTy HaTfy iIs"nasdh;. ?$ss nd foDlar Di st.
}GssERn cSsE%er PfitISs MepovsId \, Preston st
Samuel i5,, s5ants sed isea and rSP'fn walnut e. .t
Joseph Msssnsr 7ss sS,s sSSn %ysa;,n. rt ave.
Hairy Ham t4sS1i Rsdman. no ABB Poplar ST.
Hs4ly Ham kssa va THss ,s.Ha.evs "
Ns,oI MC,rs Kssss EssTa1io zoos ,fS ss%ons ave
Leo Sack. 1851 Viola St,
sSI. orgs5 gs,ssiS ts$S Gs%ST1aks isSs FiS.r: e. st.
SEN MqSsI ,it ~ Sos ss'f susd st,
Abrahqm Essnisk 5$5 1870 y S.nIsh,st, 47sh st; st,
Seorss Ss%ss' Berger. BsrsT.o4$ 4$l5 Wyalusins ave.
Harry Harry .bryson, lss ris. Holly St,
william Kr,1sD RaREin II t25 PrSstSn %sStmn.,.r i .
Cosmos vondas. As M y: Wyotta, WAIySHas,ord 81; nj,
TssSD%TeE bsS% ESsssln. MneGn, ,$G 1872 uson ESs &
Jsmss Isisss &hsseadi. NSesaa t \ p.,,
SssIs' s.s5s oS6s %sadI5 5I5sl IS sia &,
frank Campbell 4O23 Falrmount ave.
Sgs D. cCb,sr TGchnskyS aS %estminster Sses ave-
Marrs Mills%s sharp' HGP'eF 7is Sloan St.
REJECTED
John Kush, 4123 Brandywine ST.
is.saS c&RS %Isis iSSi 81 Toalsl asd St St
WIIam }SSIePIn h5s'n Graves V 5ai5 West stmnster ave.
SS:ss Ess5sT s65 af d9%slass St
iisador Pastor, 1851 Cambridge st,
ESaTss snsds4 ssTSts ses ss9S oEdsa PSSn ST.
SR%teaS Norton Meyers 4ia2 Ps5Esise ass de ave-
Sssd ": sS IsISis. 1;5s tHTs Isias yiSls sSs. ss;
jS.sSs EssSSs Ssss sssisr5 fiss sS3 f!ss$ *.
ElsfIs MsIs.r cGsssi Fssinns'sH haSs wsssS sSs "
fIsSfpRss f4sS Rsl. Tr$y 81 !'Sa sepsstess 5ss' s: :
eeerss Faithful las s45 5,,Isrs pslm .s. s.:
SsSrss sa% SI;a sSII,; siiSS1 Ogden e 9ois s ST.
Iouis {s%is' FMsdseSsr MshsfS ass slsi Eeidy ave.
YIN Idiimls' Rfmiltonii iilis is \ So sS,s $. s..
rSSries Murnin 4I28 Pennsgrove ave.
Glyde, Lyle LYLE ,ioi 1872 " yiGs asd St &.
Ss::ss ss si5!f' sN5:i s5s 5s. EsSSs!': :,
Philip Friedmsp; ss2s g Wyslss,aas ISas ~ ave-
Nhs Nii'es s1f%ss! sit tt5sS sss;;s: s;.s I:
Harry Lord. 3sss Psnnsgrove ST.
Wii,.n ySsust' 4isO Westminster ave.
louis A. Uni, 1000 Hayerford ave-
Joseph Kopian. 4146 Poplar 81. .,
Albert jennings, 712 N; asa ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 2.3

- BOUNDED by Market ST.. Schuviiiiii RI;.r
tIIng Ferry ave- ,Paschall ST.. doth ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 20

pos,d sits seth ut. and Lancaster ave..
Bounded by Westminster ave- s1y.n,.,sst,;; 1y.n sst;;
ppn.r Msrkst IT., l0th st. egain. Spring Gar
AN Il. Lancaster ave and Preston IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
Joseph Menkowski, 251o Emery ST.
George T. Cavanaugh, 6o6 Richmond St
George II, Kleinguenther. 422 T., Thompson st.
Edward Revo.rc. 1882 Crease st.
William S. Sage, Al Emery ST
David G.. Mann. 1920 limerick st.
Steven Smith, 266g r. Mercer st
William Carn, 2o53 Miller st,
Thomas g. Fennlsk 1855 E. Oxford a.,
Harry w. Murray 4e7 Z. wildey st
John H. Bcnson. APO y. 2d ct.
Walter Peterson. 110S r. Fletcher st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District rs

Board sits 2sth and oxford SITS.
Bounded by MONTGOMERY ave, 29d st, ":
College ave, W. College ave. Poplar st. and
Schuylkll River.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 81

Board sits at annex Of William Penn Hlsh
School for Girls
Bounded by Pennsylvania Railroad tracks,
North American, Second. Indiana Front.
Ontario. 4, Clearfed Il. Ontario again, d.
Allegheny, kenslngton Lehish and Fifth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

ACCEPTED
Mfsae1 suisn RSsief MScfuGs5 sds rs s. Marshall st.
Martin E o,bElen: issi isf!!i fitzwater va st.
PSRs casss sss s. l02t &roHt Sssfr st St
TESslsih TSssls 4 ATyS5Sysso SsnSsS iS Ps%ssE,sn
ssasssss E.si:s'lls5 .:sn s5 sss a.slis
Michael. Michael Marduceis, 5ie Fi,zwater St st.
sIs$ssY I!sssss Aasss A: sS 5ss s.!s "?
h.fTs iGsseS Gls s GEaSss Sss Pns Ss Ban6Tdss St
AAnthSny Ar.hS ! SairrlI1Iski III Kenilworth ST.
william s sGyssn s 1aa! Pf%Ssb1Rn BafnS1sss St
sl.xander Mann. iis Walnut st.
fhaaiSp faaS Walk Waiker. ssi 5S5 s. f'R PlisSat.r st at.
SD; slssSei Sssei.on slt si RainGsfss saissrsre a
sss;ss MsHst lE%sEs .s 81 Rspg4sss rs1Sssfs ST st.
Mss,ell Niss ela,hsETlas MsIoYd 1os a2S GSsklii st.
ssisS1sI cher.ho 7ef I S. D1aisH eth St. st.
sSs sssl RsssSss ssI. 1ss istS sIS$ssr kSsy s. T..
f:sss s1s%s Fsl q ! Wss$y::
ssois. ss:ols%i S.,hS.s ,lsss SS ga MnryiHs
iSsn !Ssn assesTas asaena iss sss 5ssFI !;
ssssS:s ssssI Ms1fG,, MMsifSSk a? So NGn5Ss
c, Iaca n w cor. 10Th and Bainbrldge SITS.
EsriS.s wseseh; sis Moaros s'A e. st,
Aiiren L,nares lis Pine ST.
Ss:ssss sFisssSsF sisssas SO SO sa'RHfsr' @s.sl st, St.
H:asssK Hsasss sKRss2sss Rspsss aSI "a $ FfSn. 7fs
tssss s'sr YYs:ss Yoss's, fs? sss S g sau,s a, St,
REJECTED
Ss::'gl ssssn' ass ssE ssasS 1sS''s[''' St
b;sns b:mssnTsso TsthsssS hsssa sss ss2 ssnS,s.. 8 q =
ss:ssr ss Ha%,! assi,, Tbs xSSs!s xss S.. st..
S.ns sSAS nossS SssSssS, sts aaI ATs5e.s Is;s =. ST.
hh:ss:s hss::: Ss:sS:s s,J II d !, "
soSn' sS''E Fa| |f'H5'T ios Pine laes It b''n'F'ds' St
TEMPORARILY REJECTED
Max Ptsczke. 30 8. American st.
UNDER CONSIDERATION
Leo p. Pinto, <1S Locust st.
DRAFTED FOR NoNAPPPEARANcE
S%s S'FRsHi Fsolg q Ao"i$s i$:s
HHenry TONNES. 2sl Dock at.
ss%Ss :sSSss Ss.5fS ssSiSso II 81 III esnad'
Nellus Jasve, Sailors Home. 231 Dock st,
yohn Raicowitch. Tug Cresco. Delaware River.
Mark Woodward. 1927 Kater st.
Seorse Christy. 100 S. Fawn St
alexander A. Lederer. 635 Pine st.
Michael Broad. b3l 8. I'd st,
David dwell, $40 s. Lawrence ct.
frederick Pula. 603 s, Front st.
sonn, sohn oBren. 422 8. Front st.
SSrshaamr, Ara ar,%RSrn; hoffman: asi sii T. stth ST.
Miibert Lewis. 42S s. Front St
3tnomas D. Fort. 10 Passyunk ave.
James Papadsky. 6l2 De Lsncey st.
Garno Palo sos Keniiworth st.
Apostlof Athemacico. 3O4 Gaskill ct.
Domenick Cometto. TIT Fairhill st.
George Colombo. s22 Gaskill st,
Archie Robinson. 1924 Kater st.
ssa RPsSinsYHla PsrsYls sss ss R.hMorth niss 81.
Harry Campo eS4 South II.
henry Bers. 234 South st.
psmstrics Gabriles. $40 Gaskill st.
Mfatthew Powell. 1929 Fitzwater st;
ttssadore Weiss. 62s 8. American et.
pniguel Bernandez. $40 8. Front 81.
rataieone Lomanne. 625 s. sth st.
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District Is

Board sits Paul and Ruan
Bounded by Castor. Dark Run lane. Dela-
ware River Frankford Creek and Castor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 4

Board sits Third and De Lancey
Fitzwster. Broad. South and Seventh
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District Ill

Board sits Comegys School
. Bounded by Baltimore ave-. West Chester
Railroad tracks, Kingse ssing ave., 48th st
Paschall ave-, Gray's Ferry ave. Schuyi-
Creek. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 5

Board sits 3o3 Race .-s
n, sounded by Poplar. Delaware niVeh
'Shestnut. Seventh. Vine and Sixth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
District 8

RounaaarTd oaard sits 10th and Buttonwood ,,.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-08-24

The policeman was told to enter the
front door while the physician rush
ed into the house through the rear en-
trance. Neither Mrs. Wichterich nor
Priest was there. A neighbor later in
formed Patrolman Stone that the cou-
pie had left the house Just few min
utes before the arrival of DR.. Wich-
terich and the policeman.
The following day DR.. Wichterich
employed Judge Hays to institute
proceedings 1t was learned several
days ago that a settlement was at
tempted whereby Mrs. Wichterich was
to receive the large touring car, all
of the silverware, most of the furni-
ture and money gift. She refused
this offer, and with her uncle, Con-
gressman Russell, went to Jackson
and employed Judge Wilson Cramer to
represent her.
DR.. Wichterich will present some
sensational testimony at the trial, it
is said. He will attempt to prove that
another man won the affections of his
wife several years ago. The name of
this man was not divulged last night,
but it is said that he was a candidate
for office in the city of Cape Girar-
deau a few years ago.
On the other hand, Mrs. Wichter-
ich will attempt to show, she has an
nounced, that her husband was Too
friendly with other women. She is said
| to have in her possession a letter, al
leging that DR.. Wichterich carried on
a clandestine courtship with a woman
in this city. Mrs. Wichterich also
charges that her husband accused her
of possessing negro blood"
According to the evidence said to
be in the physicians possession, the
alleged romance between Mrs. Wich-
terich and Priest began when the lat
ter was decorating contractor. He
was employed by the physician to
paint and paper the Wichterich man.
sion, and, it is alleged, he took this
occasion to pay attention to the phys
ician's wife.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-08-24
Col. Morrison
Comments Upon
The Food King
Goosebone Prophet also Ex-
plains Why a Motorman
Cannot be 7 QUO h e d by
Lightning During a Storm.

"Well, told 'em to get ready for a
bunch of storms" remarked Col. Matt
Morrison, the goosebone weather
prophet, when asked how he account
ed for the numerous electrical disturb
ances during the past month.
"You know a great many people
can't understand why these here street
car motermen amt struck by lighting.
Why, it's because they're non-conduc-
tors!
81 wuz out to Jackson a few weeks
ago, an Judge Paar wanted to know
somethin' about the weather. | told
him June wuz wet month; July wuz
wetter, an l figgered August would
be wetter than both. Now, I told that
to Clarence Grant, too.
81 wonder if Bill Paar an Clarence
Grant don't reckon | wuz about right
"Now, that l am discussin' the
weather, just want to say that every
fog in August means a snow next win
ter, an we've had enough fogs al
ready to make US all snow birds be-
fore Christmas.
"Well, | see some of them war bugs
in Congress is gettin' cold feet. | have
to laff every time | think of Congress.
You know them so-called wise ginks
fggered the whole country wuz goin'
dippy over this fghtin' business, but
it looks to me like the people is gittin'
ready to reverse an back up. Next
year all these Congressman will be
hollerin' and whoopin' about wantin'
to keep the country out of war. But
let me say now an watch my predic-
ton: Everyone of these here wal
dogs will be poutin' around like pups
with the mango after next years elec-
ton.
81 notice by the paper that Hoover
has done just what Jim Reed said he
would do-he's played hell with the
farmers. l never seen as MANY sore
heads in my life. Why, the farmers
down this way would cripple Hoover
on sight. The wheat market has
peetered out, an the farmers is crib
bin their wheat for the rats to eat
while -four is gittin' higher an a ten
cent loaf of bread has got more wind
in it than an automobile tire.
"a friend of mine dropped around
the other day an said: What are we
fightin' for, Colonel?' l said: why
democracy, of course He said: What's
that?' l had to laff when l told him
/ said: Iooky here; you know the AL
leys has got a few wrinkles under
their belt, an when Hoover takes them
wrinkles out an hngs 'em on US, why
Europe will be democratized.'
dyes said he, but where'll we be
said: 'Hell's fire; why, we'll bs
Hooverizedp"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-08-24
WALTHER LEAGUE TO
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
200 Delegates to Arrive from St.
Louis, Sept. Twill Remain
2 Days.

Elaborate arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the 20G members of the
Walther League Of St. Louis, who will
arrive in the Cape September l for 4
two days excursion, were made yes
terday evening in the meeting of the
local members of the Walther League
1t was decided to show tile visitors the
best time they ever had on an excur-
sion.
The visiting members are expected
to arrive here Sunday noon, September
1, for two days. Special services will
be held at the Trinity Lutheran Church
in honor of the st. Louis delegates.
The evening hours have been set for
a great reception of the visitors at the
Trinity Hall on North Pacific street.
On the second day of the celebra-
tion the st. Louis delegates will be
taken to Fairgrounds Park for an all
day outing. They will be escorted to
the train Tuesday morning by dele
cation of the local Walther League.
In order to accommodate the visitors
each member of the local league will
secure lodging for at least one of the
visitors. In the meantime every effort
will be made by the Cape Walther
League members to make the visit of
the st. Louis members in the Cape a
most pleasant remembrance.