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The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
Old School Board Just
Determined No One Will
Regret Seeing 1t Pass

The principal OF Detroit school Ut
tered an ''unpatriotic" remark.
Yes, sir; School Inspector Reinhold
SAYS ne did-told teacher he did.
The principal Reinhod has told on is
]. Remsen Bishop. of the Eastern high
school and what he said-what lnspec-
tor Reinhold tells teacher he said-was.
Il would like 70 kin AL Germans"
"Mr. Bishop Reinhold got up to re-
mark at the last meeting of the class
in the board of education building lis
not a fit man for his position. There he
is. in the heart of a German settlement
making fine speeches like that for school
children to hear, especially in German
settlement. want him referred back To-
the committee. have a right 70 get HIM
in there and ask him what he means.
1t seems the school board had engaged
Principal Bishop along with Benjamin
+. Comfort, of Cass Technical school. for
another term, before Inspector Renhold,
with an ak for Bishop. and Inspector Al
bert Hely. with a personal matter TO set
tie with Comfort. sensed what was TAX
ing place.
They demanded a reconsideration,
Reinhold for the reason stated in Bish-
ops case, and Hely wanting TO ascertain
from Principal Comfort what he meant
by telling a newspaper reporter that
Hely has a personal grudge against I'm
because he was instrumental in the loss
of their jobs by scrubwoman and
janitor Hely had appointed
The board voted to reconsider, and
when the teachers committee holds its
next meeting, Inspectors Reinhold and
Hely will get up and break the intense
silence in the room by demanding. with
the sternness of executioners:
Bring in the culprits and let US at
'em."
And the two principals, feeling not
unlike many a boy has felt, or felt he
was going to feel, will come in with
hangdog looks, toe mark, place their
hands behind them and face the music.
UNLESS
DCilOOl Inspector ISluilOlu SuOulN nap
pen to take a tumble to himself in the
meantime and realize that his own re-
marks in the board of education were
much more out Of place than the re-
marks he attributes to Principal Bishop.
We move that Inspector Reinhold be
sentenced to spend an evening with a
geography in which he will find nothing
to indicate that there is a German set
Element" in Detroit.
We would next refer the Inspector to
President Wilson's Flag Day" speech
in which the president went Principal
Bishop one better, indicating that before
the fight for democracy has been won,
many Germans WILL HAVE BEEN
killed.
Inspector Reinhold doesn't appear to
have heard about it, of course, but Ger
mans" in Detroit are few and far be-
tween.
Consequently. he does not follow the
remark Of Principal Bishop.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

EN-S DEPARTMENT snt
advertising faker the and s~noler u
III have
pomses-~ho have miseo or
honest
will
will ADVICE will also
the writer's name ard
BE
n a The Times, Detroit, Mich
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
A Prayer tor a WOrkday
~ ssRroN sRALsY

Great Master Worlman-ielp this day respect my
and all my energies toward making good in my job
Preserve from wasting own time and that OF my en-
ployer soldering in Woolgahcrng in empty talk in
hasty sovcny careless work which must be done
again Aid think clearly and effectively that may avoid
clumsy stupid bundes and perform my task with
expenditure Of strength force Save from
putterng and fussng and aid labor like true workman
who knows his tOols.-AMEN.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

What's M matter with YOU.
little girl?' he said gently
"Non laok\ poQrlv
The ElrN loasei up "Taka>
me- to sunaNhore where they
fned you like nayviea" She
said "Im achinr for good
square moal"
"Whafa Tho natter Aren't
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

rou ceiling enough to eat 90 tome7"
$50 You SOC. The doctors put ml father on
a dict and Tho rest of Tho family has % starvs
TO keep him out Of temptation
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
Oh. well!

Oh, well!
There are a few days remaining before
the old school board passes out of exist
ence in favor of reform board of fewer
members, and we suppose We must put
up with it.
Somebody on the new board will be
big enough to keep inspectors from
wanting to put on boxing gloves with the
school principals in front of the children
and somebody on the new board viii, just
possibly, be good enough to tell Inspec-
tor Reinhold that sighting reference to
or desire to kin Germans" in the
United States just at this time onends
no AMERICAN.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

The pretty girl looked pluched and so and no
Man-WhoHoped that One Day was very anxious
about hpr
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

DC atIngy mIIIIonaIro b - York We
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
Veriemh
Wurbe Der ameritaniF d {
0ampfef .2eiDfs 2udsns
bad on her frans0fi.
f9en aaite.

Rem gort. IA. Sttober. Die
Ra5ridt pon nsm 9erIsnien beg nme,
ritaniiden 0auipfers .asiuis 2udeus
bad bur9 elm beutitss 5au9booi IN
ber,o0bs Der fransDiiiden aiiits. traf
am Spuntag bier in siuer Sabeloepss
i1e on bic Rbseerftrmn Georss 2us
dsn6adl Sue. bon iprsn fran3Oiiiten
aaentsn Elm. Bon Der aus 56 2eutsn
beitebenbsn 8siosuns iino. ME es in
Ter 9epsIde tsiBt. AZ seIdnbet pors
zen. aber Elm Boot. bos nsun Rann
entbisIt, piro nod Dernibt.
Die .eeipis 9uteubo9- mar nit
Stiideiitern rad 9dpre untsripess.
Gle mar Elm Stabl S9roubenbam.
pier BON 1905 zonntH uHb ipuroe TN
Sabre 1908 tn Gambsn, q. s., sr.
hdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
auf Der Jnia Oesl tperben bic Rui'
fen Don ben Seihl4eu IN fiio0It'
li4er Ri4tuns 5uriidss'
brdnst.
Siepu ittnmen bic 9eri4te aus Berlin
unb ct. petersburs pOIIig
iiberoiH.
Rerlin melbst fsrnr. bab anensburs.
bic Sauptitabt Der SnieI, iOipis
SreI auf Der SaTbtnisl
Sporb in Jlammsu
ite5en.
>
gaa6 rnfiIhen WaeIbunger uiblaus
ben Stuf9en eiu 8eriutR, auI
Der Sniel DasOs fsitn CUB
Su fallen.
3-
sSsrner purbttl iie au9 bapdn DerAtE'
bat, eiaen aanSaussplas aui
ber Snfel WtoDa au
uebmen
Die gtuTeu ,DolIeu pisr bea.i4e SOr'
psSabOote bur9 Sei4isfsass J
Die muifeu polleu pisr bea.i&e S0r'
psDoboote bur9 Sef&iisfsass J
perieltt Aabeg.
premisuuiuifsr Gsrsnstp sridbt sfHsa
Sriussnbsu aufruf an Die
GaltiI4e GIotte.
SyOrbert ih auf in Der SiuIlSs Ssr
grafuus Das gater!anS sast,
gii4 gu DeIt1sihsssa.

Berlin, IA. Dit, pia Sonbon---
Die beutj4en ZruppeR, oie auf psr
runI9en .JEIel SasI sslanbsl Duf'
ben, lbertpdltisien, tpie bic OOsrls
peerssleituns am SOnntas msle:i.
lebr i9nea ben Wieberitdno Dsr rullls
ld<n geiabuna unb rdGea rlinmslr
ali bic iii0onll9e aiiits su. glrals'
burg bic Sauptitabt Der Jniel, ioiprt
Serel, auf ber 9aIbiniel 0tporb sslt'
gen, itsben in 6iaHlHsn. Der arits
Iage SeriGt Der Sberllen 9sfrts!eis
tuna lit i'm Wortlaui Die ioigt:
.DeliIi4er Rriegsi9aupias: yaa4
pobIgetrofIenen 9orbersItungen tpurps
Gin semeinjames llniernebmen ssssn
bic iiartbeieitigte ruiiii4e s3nisl Srisl,
an beI SpiBs Der Hlgaer Su4t gs!t'
ssn, ksonnsn, bei ipeI9em urier Sstr
unb unfere Widrire por5iisli1 5u aas
Htnarbeiieten.
Rad ousssbebnisr Winsniduberuns
Der aiiiitngnpdier tpurbeu am Gr.p
tag bic 9et.itigungen aui Der Saib'
incl Sipofb, in Der Rdbe orn Hihls
tomb, an Der 8ubt Don aagso unb in
SoQoiunb lnier unier Jeil.r sencms
men. Ra9bsm bic ruiiii4en Bate
rien iiberrpdltist lparer, wurbeH
Sruppen selanoei.
Bei bisiem untsrnsbmen folpie an9
bei Der gstcrtiruns Der 9ranspori.
floits burd bic ruitii4sn DliusHfsISsr,
betbsiIisten .iih uniere UiarInstruppen
In slduSsnbtr MeiIe, ibren llnisrnsts
munssseiit unb bic aapa5itci unIsrsr
JIptie bartbuenb.
Der erTie 5beil bes llntsrnebmena
mar p0ltg erfoIsreid unb iDurbe o9i;s
jtbe S6iffsDsrluiis burdseTiilrt.
Bon ben Gruppen, bic in Der 9agld
gu4i, an Der gicrolpeIifiiite Der Sniel,
etldnbet irurben, tpurht ber Wihsrs
sianb Der RufIen bei snsrsifGem Dor.
brInssn f9nsII stbrodsn- Sis riidtn
uunnebr ipeiter mad Giibcifeu au Dor.
streI. an Der iiieIidsu Gpibs Scr
3aIbiufsI eDorb stIesea, fOpis
Artnsburs, bic 3duptifabt bon Ssiel,
itebsn IN Glammen."
YtrIin. IA. Ctt. (Juntxnbspts
fhe Der britH1en abmiralitdt.) -
iStsiisli6 Der miIitdriIden 0perniio.
nen an Der admpffrOnt sipiihen Der
OitIse unb BEN G1trar5en Daeeg t<.hi
u h hsu asniIiasH Hesiat hsz Aliszs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
3uriif9e0ran9t
@eroen bic ruiff9en Srnppea anf Ger Sniel
Ceiel bon ben 9eatiden.
Vpm ct. 9,etersbmrg aus iperbem bic Grfplge oe'
9emtidbem auf Seiel sngeitanbem

dbnb 5u smelb pirb teb Der snb anger GtuHos mar auf
Der Snia DasOe fsn JuB faHen pmisrs Dn asrsnsip
hat eusn aufru gals Gotte rfasn nb f anfsfo'
bsr Sunbs Der praung tru gum 9uisrlaub su ban
auf BEN tpefidu arssduupIab bat m ni 9ebsuuns r'
,gns 9e gorsGns. bsi4dnisn 4 uu ariaietdmPfe DON
pedisnber Sdr 5rIide nnusbmunsn In nnem umfans
yatbias gr5bsrs iber bic SOg Der jdnsen gogdngs
i'm gsdstaa su Ias.u but ausr SdsDer5r 5oano mad
gnglanb angebIid eins.fslt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
GH benz Sags fuGleu olIiiberoll tlr
Ganbe patrtottf6e gerfaumluu>
gen abge9aIRu psrbsu,
lin fir 6ie SreiHeitsmrlsibe t6attraf'
tige propasnnbo gu MAIDEN.
an bic aO4nGrbeitsr erlGbt i'm Sntes
rsfe Der 2tnleibe SstretGr
DiIion sinen Gnfruf.
8etm 8unbesfhasamt iinb Iopett
nnr 3ei6munsen i'm getrag 5On
$399,654, 800 einberi3tet
tpprDen.

US q I btngtor, IA. DIT. Erdit>
bent DiIfon bat am Sorntag 9Dcuo
i'm SntereFs Der Greibeitsunlet5e enc
prOtIamotiOn erlafen. in peI4tr er
ben "a. Sito6er ols rJret5eits Sag-
onberaumt unb bic 9epo9ner bes
2anbes oufforbert, fi9 an bieisn
3age IN t6ren @obnorten 81 psriam<
meIn, I'm ii9 .segenfettig fOpie uu4
Der Regierung, pel5e iie nertrttt,
ftnan5isae llnterftiisung i'm poaiten
Wtaiie su5uii9ern,- Sag bas grgeD'
nib 10 etnbrudsooI unb na9bridIi9
feiH", ermabnt Der prGii bent, -Dab er
our9 bas Rei9 unieres Geinbes tDis
berRoIlsn pirb, als MnSiei9en b1fiir,
tpos Gmeriia gu tbun geiOunsn 1T,
I'm bieien &rieg gu einsm ftegrei5en
QH9Iub gu briHgen. Die protlamos
tiou bes PrdFtSeHtsH lit fm DDrtlaat
ME fplgt:
.gine Prohamotion bes grGFbets
Ten Der 8ereinisteu Sta1ttn bon
qmerita.
Die stpeite Trsi6eiisanleibe sisbi
Dem 8olte Der 9sreInigten Staaten
cine psitere 9elessnbeti, Iene @elber
Der RegiTung ppr5uitreden. b amt be
2rteg gstoiten geoedt iperben tOunen
Die Strsttma6t ser :einigteu
Stnoten piro mobiIiIirt unb or9anis
iirt, um eineH t6btlifen S6log eeger
bic glutptrotie IN 0ertbeioieilng ber
berunglimpften omerit anti9en Rcftc
unb I'M SntrreHs Der Ssreibeit Ill fiib'
rem. gillipnen BON Dollars tperber
ben0tbiet, I'M bts tctpferen MtdrueE
5lt betpaffneiI, gu bet0itt9eu ur.o 81
befIeibeu, Die bindus Sieben, UNI oie
S9la6ter fir unfer 2anb au iAIa'
gen unb heu 8Oltern gu 6eIfen mil
oenen mir ssmeinIone G5a9e &c ger
einsn ssmetuTaren seinb MAIDEN. gi'
ne 3ei9uung fir bic 6reibs ttsmleibc
bebeutet einsu Sienit fir ben putrio'
tisnlus.
0ober heftimme th, Woobrptp wiL
ION. YrGFbsnt Der 0ereinigteu Stdo-
ten, Mittpod, ben pierunospunaigfter
Strber. gum 6re1ettstnse unb era
maine bas @Olt brinasnS, ii9 III ben
betrsFferben gemstuneIen gu oeriom'
meln unb ii6 ge5sn1eitig ippis Der
8egierllng, tueIfe Iic Ocrtritt, fTHdn'
5islls ll1tterifiBaug nm Doaftsn VtaBs
3u5uiiheEn.
SD crude 6u't,rt, baB ON Gtds
ulittoa btsfes 9oees pntrtottI9e Icrs
fnmrhIuraen in ieber Stnbt, jeber
Srti6oft unb in iebem SorF I'M gon.
gen 2anbe untsr Der SberIeitung ots
SfGsamtzietrstGrs uno Der oirs:ten
9eitun1 Der Observation-Disclosures
tees, bic BON ben gunbssreierneb1nfe
orqoniiirt tpprben, ubaebolten peroen.
8as @olf bat bem R1f Der eriten
Treifeitsnnlribe IN eSelmitbiesr ASets
Te benrttfportet, inben es bic qnisibe
I'M iiber fiinf5ig 9rpsent iiberSeitue'
te. 2oBt bic Gntfport auf ote sipsits
4nleibe mod gr6Ber uno Iobt Seu Ses
trag 70 setpaltis fem, odB er als ,ous
iithcruns uupsrsleI9li6er uuterfns.
ing bisuen tptro, i'm Die Wldmer gu
faAkn es fir uns Sas S4la4tsa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

berfloHensn Monat in Seliingfors bier
Dffi5iere, bic fi4 tpeigerten ben Sreiis
eib au unter5ei4nen, bon Uiibgliebern
ber 8efabuns erI4cHen. Sus @orses
ben Der 8efablfng Der .getropnips
lcipsf" fpurbe ipdter pom rebolutios
ndren Gommittse in 5efIingsfors pers
urtbeiit unb ole Wlatrpien, be ii4 an
Der. Meuterci bet6tiligt batten, ipurs
len perbuftet.
Ter ruffiI5e amtli9s Be-
riot.
81. peters burg, IA. Sftobtr.
auut bem nm 5onntns per6ffentli4s
len amtIi9sn geri4t bauern bic
admpFs sfDiidsn ben RuHtR unb ben
beui&er TruDpeu, bic auf ber SHiel
Oefsl in ber Bigger Bu4t selanbet
fporben nod ruuer fort.
Die 9eutifYU brGngsn bic RuTen
na6 benz Siibpfen 5uriid. Gin Der,
ia9 Der 9elitften, einen pier auf Der
Snie! Broom ,'uti6en bsr SnfI Oeisl
uHb benz Geitlaub gu beieben, ipurbe
dbeefflasen. Der 8eri4t iit i'm Dorts
laut pie folgt:
8altiftes Reer: I'm Srsitag se'
lang Is bem GsiRb, Der ouf Der Sniel
Defel Ianbete, einsn SbeiI Der Snitl
;u beIsbsn. 9tssn 46enb purbe be-
rba9tet, bab feinbli4e RabfabrerSab'
ibsilunsen fid Orris6af i'm 6fiIihen
&6eil Der Sni.i naberteu un6 iie pers
fu9teu ii9 zines 2oubunssplnbeg auf
Der Snfel WoOn 5u bemd4tisen, tpurs
len jebo6 suriidgef4lagen.
Die admpfe nit ben 9ruppen, bic
Der GsiHb selanbet Fat, bausru nO9
tort. @orbriugerbe fsinblide Srup,
penabtb.ilunsen brdnsen uniers 9rup'
,en in iiib6ftlider Ri9tuna auriid.
9os 2anbsn beutider Sruppen nuf
fer srisl Ssiel bausrte ON geiiriseu
2age fort. Die gesenb, in pelder bas
Guslabtn Der Isfnbli9en 9ruppen ers
foIgt, III bon ser Sse aus bur9 elm
fairies fsiHbIiaes WdriHeaufssbOt sss
ifiibt.
9lsidaeitis nit Der 2dnbung ouf
ttr Snisl Ssisl nurbsn uHiers aii,
iienbdtterien aaf Der SnfeI Sas5 on,
eegriifeu. 2ait SufOrmation. Si. fi4
Ir urierem 9sfib befinbst, uurben
tur9 bas 5eusr bisIer gatterisn bier
feintIide 9orp,boboots perIenit, tpdbs
rsrb Elm fsinbIidsr areuser, Der anf
bic 9otterien feuerts, Isffuhr.
1tnTere Bnttsrien fpurben burd bns
iiberudItissnbe Geiadsf.uer Der
fsinbli6en Gdiffe SSIig serF5rt.
9ierbur6 tpurse ss bem Syeinbe m6g,
li9, cine tIsine Gruppenabtbeilung auf
btr Snisl 9ago gu Ianben, bic ieoo9
nubsr Gtanbe mar, ibre Steluus gu
lsbauptsn, unb bie Sruppen isbrisn
paber unDersiisIi4 aui iAre e4iffe
ju: i'd.
S,it geffera Worgen babsn infer.
Sdiffs in erfolgrsi9erNeiIe bic feinb'
li9eH ariessf4iff. Sarm psrbinbert.
in uniere GepGiisr sniIdsn ben Sn,
ieIn Das6 uno Oefel stnsufahren.
Wdbrenb bee Sample i'm 0erlauf
ter Derflcfsnn 3tpsi Gage buben uu.
Iere S1iffe iei.itu bemertsnspsrtben
Sddben erlitieil. Wdbrsnb Der i5eino
feline Sruppen Ian6ets, bat er nit benz
Tlinenlssen an ben tgrldubii4en RL
iien fortsefabrsn.
sSn aablrsi6,n 2ufttG&pfen in Der
Gesenb Der SnisI Ssiel bot elmer uns
i.rer Slieger eia fsinbIi9es iylug3sug
abg.fhpfIen.1
Der Warin:-tiniiier fast in sinsm.
grgdn3unssberibt, Der ON GpnHtaa
q6enb Dsroifentlidt ipurbe:
Die @erluit, Der RuFsn ipdbrenb
Der sfpeitdsis.I 9sfdisbung Der Sns
fsln SsTel unS 9asS iparrn gang uns
bsbeiitsno. lln'e1e Wanni4aftsn Be.
ipeifen ibren Rutb, ibre Snitiatips
uHb ihr. SeI6fDerIsusuuns.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
3u,tt v9Sreibeitstag"
YrOtlamirt Trafhent @ilen Den "a. CftOber
tn Snterefe Der Treibeitsanlei3e.
Sromet fiir bieien Sag bic 2tbbaifung BON @rppa'
ganbasSeriammlnmge fitr Die 2lnleige ait.

Sas Der grabn ener prOtIuoOn gu fagn Bat On bic 2crs
ar0ter appqnt i'm SH1s Der Greibeis Qnte Ser1 Gton
nOm Gr6ets Sepamen 9us Refultat Der 3eiHungn iOp.
bD9t unbrhbigenb - 2aut BEN umten geten guuDsss
ioBamts bsefn a bic stmtngen Sdub Der @sTaftsfuus
ben @amtog uuf $3996549OO 3Hrsu jebod eim3ltB1
Der fOpe nod nif offeu enberten 3enungen $7O000oD
betragsn - I'm bas gtedte iI gu rtsn, mFen 5'
l4 3st4nungn I'M 9eraas $358 100000 gemad Deron
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
SSetterberi@t.

Ohio: OertIider 9iegsn ON Mon'
tag. GienItcg tribes @etter.
Sie @ettermisiiften fir Die 8o6 /.
fin6 lmit Der Nrognoie Der @etter.
iparte pie folgt. Miif 2lusnabnle Rom
Regenf6mlerr, bic etpn Dienita5 iti,o
Greitag gu eruarten finO, miro !pdh /,
reno Der @ofe IN Gqgemeinen i9c'
nes @etter berrfd,er ur6 Die Eerlpes
rotltr etipag b6ber iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

ssnFola. ststs miBDerRdhbniiies,
tug an gorb bss ruifift5en S@la6i.
i6iFfs .pstropatplcpst" bur9 b1s
gprgtbsn Der gensroIptrfnmmluns
Der btmutraiiIden a5rperfHdfteu emf.
itanbsn mar. bic Derionat batten, SaB
Cfftiere bes Sesrss unb Der Iarins
ir Rnblnnb Der rlifiifeu propiIori.
fftn Reeisruns sinsn ihriftlihtn
Tsxlsib kIIfa ipfEtrs saxSH im
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15

GortIssans Gut Der 8. 6ettsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-15
Sebemtnngslus.

Sin6 orc geri6te bonn ipeitIifen nnb
bonn italigliifen &riegsitmt,
nina
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9suer gOtid.aitsr tn
Gpanien

qaris, IA. Dtiober. = Soispb
7titrrp. Der i5iunnsmiuiiter I'm RtbOts
fden anbinst ssipsisu, 1T gum frnns
aSiifden EOti@aftss in Sgaaisa ss'
HHHnt saaxesA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-10-06
GERMAN SPY
WAS CAUGHT
Was Selling Massage Cream To
Ladies' On Peninsula. Was
Disguised As A Woman.

A man disguised "a. woman vas
recently arrested at railroad station
near Pocomoke City by Government
defective. He had successfully duped
many women on the Peninsula of Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia. with his
story that hc was school teacher in
North Carolina. but had given up his
job to sell scalp tonic, which brought
him better income.
H., worked skillfuly. and not one Of
the women suspected that the dainty
female who 80 skillfully manipulated
their scalp WAS a man and a German
spy who was going from house to house
obtaining information that would be of
benefit TO ms government.
But. Uncle Sam has mis- eagle eye on
the foreign enemies who are in this
country. no matter where they are
located This particular one was al
lowed TO proceed with hls making of
maps and drawing plans of the powder
plants at Wilmington. the Delaware &
Chesapeake canal. water plants at the
towns along the railroads running to
Cape Charles. etc. until Uncle Sam had
concluded that he had sufficiently in
criminated himself beyond any doubt of
his being employed in the interest of
the German government, and then the
strong hand of your Uncle Samuel
reached out and gathered him in
He was made TO disrobe by the detec-
tive. and instead of the demure maid
there stood German reservist
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CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS CRIME
Stockton COIOred Boy Arrested
For CriminaIIy ASSau|ting
Little White Girl.

James Wright, colored. AMI about
twelve years Of age. is in the Worces-
ter County Jail charged with attempt
ing n criminal assault on little Lois Pill
chard. an eight year old white child the
daughter Of Mr. Harvey Pilchard, Of
near Stockton
The litNe girl was on her way home
from school last Friday afternoon when
the assault was made. She had to go
through piece of thicket A. she
entered the thicket Wright saw her
He was on a cart loaded with pine shats
He stopped mis- horse and ran into the
thicket after the little girl She says
he threw her down and tore off nearly
all her clothing She screamed and
broke away from him. running toward
home az fast rs she could and arrived
there in highly nervous condition.
She told her parents what had happened.
and immediate search was made for the
boy. He was found at home. and car
ried before Justice Payne. who com
mitted him for action OF the grand jury.
On the way to Snow Hill he jumped out
of the automobile while it was going at
good speed. and it took some time TO
recapture him.
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LIEUT.. CAREY
is HONORED
Worcester County Boy Sent To
Annapolis To Train Officers
For The Navy.

Lieutenant Lee Cummins Carey. son
of W Lee Carey. Esq. of Berlin. has
already had some thrilling experiences
in the war. He was in command of the
supply ship Kanawah of the Pershing
expedition to France. when the fleet
was attacked by U-boats The attack
was made on Captain Carey's ship and
it was his efficiency as a naval officer
that prevented the sinking of his ship
and probably others. Under his direc-
ton the U-boats were attacked by the
gunners of the Kanawah and driven Off.
Itis reported that some were destroyed.
However this may be. Captain Carey
was commended by the French papers
for having done heroic work. Recently
he has been sent to Annapolis to train
three hundred men for places as officers
in the Navy He is a graduate of the
Naval Academy. and has been on duty
for about five years.
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Order NiSi.

loan W Boiey. Mortgage Of George
r Holston. * parte
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county In Equity No 2Sis. Sep
;ember Term. 1917 To wit Septem-
Der 2ith. i9.7.
ORDERED that the sale made and
reported by John " Bodley. mortgagee
for the sale Of the real estate mentioned
IN these proceedings be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 22nd
day Of October next. provided copy of
this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Worcester County once
in each of three successive weeks before
the 18th day Of October. in the year
nineteen hundred and seventeen.
The report states the amount OF sales
to be $685. 90
OLIVER D. COLLINS. Clerk.
Trat Copy. Test:
OLIVER u. COLLINS Clerk
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MANY NEGROES
CAUGHT IN NET
Wholesale Arrests Are Made in
Stockton Of Alleged
Booze Sellers

4 wholesale arrest Of negroes char
with selling liquor has been made thu
week at stockton II has been observ.
ed for some time that much drinking
has been going on among the colored
people Of stockton neighborhood. and
severa robberies Of the Express office
at Ilursley of liquor started an inquiry
as TO the whenceness Of the supply 90
ing into the stomachs Of the numerous
sons OF Ham.
States Attorney kerbin deputized
offices Esham of Snow Hill by consent
Of Mayor Corddry to investigate the
robberies and liquor selling. and MIR.
Esham began to sweat Zed Selby and
Eric Palmer while they were here on
the charge of crap shooting last Mon.
day He had hard time at first, but
the men finally commenced to weaken
and he then got the whiskey selling
trail. although he could not get any in
eliminating evidence "a to the Adams
Express robberies. Deputy Parks and
Esham followed this trail to the extent
that warrants have been issued for the
following: Zed Selby y(2). George Manuel.
Bert Selby. Alec. Allen, George Pu-nell.
Eric Palmer. Orgass Marshall and Elzie
Manuel. all of Stockton Several ar.
rests have been made and three of the
number are in jail.
In addition to the above Deputy Parks
has arrested Henry Holland. Wade
Crowson and Wesley Sturgis, of POGO.
moke City for selling liquor All were
held for Court under 81. 900 bail each.