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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
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1T geitern Dos brittle 3tfrniemfontin.
gent nadJ Gbillieotbe.

| Gas brittle bieiige HefrilteiIfontin.
gent 1T am geiirigen Gage nan 9biai.
cntbc abgeganlcn nit6 oen ilingcr
gaicrIoubsoertbctoieeru ipnroe ra.
fiiriid) bon ibren anachoriacn uno
drtiin6en, bic iidb IN groBer 3abl ouI
Rem &. S. lno 9. 9abnboi ei:lgeiiIn.
zen batteH Elm :.bernits berjlider
abi9ieo bereitet.
Tie sIbfalrt erfolete In sinei Con.
fersiigpn. Die I'M nclm llbr rein IN.
9 llbr 45 Tiil. @crmiitasS abi,itreit
Jn erm eritcn 3ugc teianoen iia bic
.seriuid,aitcH Scr Siitri.:bcGoroen 3
mo A inb Der Gpun.nbeboroe 9, nls
fer 3na Gts benz 9abnbof obiilbr. cSiI
CGrlep fanien oann Die Wannihaften
Ter Tiitriti'gebor6e ? uno IN ssors
lnoch Die Der GoIlntp0sborSe 1 Sc5u.
Ee: smclte Gig tcf7revi' poin
Na:iptbabnbpi nis sic Wannifaften
or @h6iSea 9. :, s lEle .. tpobt enc
lie Wmrrid)citen Der 9eborSe 10 in
1irton PIaee eimitiegen.
anfoIge s.nes RiBoeritdnSuiiies
rcri hItSa 81 Ger Jlf.utcr bes ri.
iirifis z ocn aribInB imo iic icilteii
in einem Suge Der Inn 10 uhr 20
lfinliten abeing. 5erner tam BIER ira
Saliie oes gormiitags ned Elm 3ug
nit aefrittcn aus Butler, @ermont
';lle Den anoercn benahbarten 9pim.
i'e5 onr6. yin bieie ourdiabrenoen
Srlrppen mar bon Ser 9eaaiie oi @o.
mems z roicc inter Der geihng ron
frau albert arippcnSnrf ein opilIcn.
ies 0riibitud geiidert iporOelL bas iib
ei' iiiusen arieger gut iGnuefen
llcEen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
GeburfeN.

Gopar0 lm5 9lnna GImllB, 4Slj
Taooof Gca0, Grabe.
9falpb uu6 Gorotbp 9rbSlnstcn,
1850 9lriDoob sIre., Suabe.
2Sohn uno Wprceoes Sled, 22oo
Dana 9Ipe., @nabe,
Charles lmo 5rnncts SSalterS,
1916 GrlOe Size, Sra6c.
Sbriitophcr lu15 sIorencc SiriS,
439 g9eIt 9RcTifeu 9Ipe auGb'
Tranf inS 9ioin Sorop, 1850
JIo-o StraBe, arobe.
SFrcnf unS 9foin Souuqber, ie17
9ooan StroBe, Wahdrru
2Soiepb unb GnIilie ron @ublec
% meIt StraBc. 3nobc.
,sobn ilno @'r.yHb 9tnoerer, AS
grruorn sloe., 9rabe.
slIbert uro Hcbecca @ileIler, i546
0uoIep Strabe, a1abe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
Groom mirS flasen.

Staotanralt Groom bat gciicrn oie
sImralte Sohn &. yio1crs ui.f ,,ilnt
~ saiie bcnafri@tiGt. SoB er ibrcm
slniuheu entiprehen uno ciu acridlt.
Iiffs 9erfuhrcu nnitrenden miro.
nm Die aoIp:ltntirullita: ess Geiees5
fcitjiiitelIeu, furf weld'es sic Stanr.
lid. lltiIitatcnbch0rne gelnoffeE
lDlnoc. 9cfanniIi6 bet fIc unior @ds
X electric SO geeeH Die pom StaOt.
ROTH augenommtuen @asrate Dor 30
Gents nn nIp Stants llitlititcnbe.
toroe appeIlirt uno Die aHipdlie 80.
gers une s;iie oeetrrtcu ON StanS.
rlnift, 9ap ccs lSeirt, inter peLl'cm
Die s'cboroe ms 9ebcu gsrilien ionr0s
uerioIilmlsipihrig 1T. Soaie ous Ge
rift iid Sicier stniKht auidAir5cr.
70 ruroc ielbiireceno Die 9cruiHzI
ser llnion @ns & eIertrie 60. binfiI.
liz TerSH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

10. aniprate i. 'yobn S6paut
H.. 9etIamatOrii9er @ortrag.
SRI. annd Ruebl.
IL. InIprahe @rRIt u. Deier
13. IS Ssar S6ruib at GDs"
... -. SobmaH
gontraltosSolo.
5ri. Wainna 3. Dorm.
IA. Qufprahe 9eo. 9. 8per1er
l5, aOn5ertsDaI5er rgIeftrii6e gun.
Ten" -. 8. WeBner
Ginc. 3itbersVsrsin.
16. @eneinIhoftlifes StlubIisb.
Ser @nfang Der 5sisr III i'm 2:3C
llbr ytudmittags uno I'm 5 u6r piri
elm 2un4eon geisBt. Ra9 abpit!und
bes ofriSlellen A.rogramms lpiro It'd
bic 9ieuIdaft bur9 frsipilIiee 2i.:
oerburtrdge, eruite unb humoriitiT6'
DetIamationen etc. meter perguiigen
Steferis.n 9efuber. peIds an 2tbenr
Der GrDffrung bes 9eutidsn Sbsatirs
pelpo1neu ipouen, hdben 1elegerbct:
bHs gu tbuu. nuhbem iIe I'D gsiatt,9
unO ibren Durft geitiut baDsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
Tener.
Sdnbbaftcr Hnudliurg prruriaftc
HsiHss aruer in Der @obuuHo
Oss SHrnsrmeiiter5 Bnd,ta.

Gie 1Seuerpehr tDtrSe geitern @cr.
ntittag naf Ser ReiInanj oes 8;,rger.
meiiters &corge &uhta, gio. 1O35
Roie Oil 9lpenlle. geriticn, mo IN
foIge eine5 idaobaften Ralifiaug$ I'M
oberen Stodmerf in Der @ano 5iri'
iteu Dem 9iaarSsiauIer uH0 eIncm
Sdlaijinlmer elm neines ;Seiler sum
Nusbrll6 pefomnen mar. Gic SLAM
men fonrter gcl0idi npt0en. che
ncnHen5nertIrr SdNSeH anqerittet
morScn mar RiirGeymeiiter &ud,ta
lno ieiHe (So-tiH hefinren ii1 6itl 3eit
in 9ItIdlltic Gitp
3nelrol mnBtc geltern Die ilclcr'
pebr in ecu HnIaRu Der 5crbfabrif
ser SirIna Stern 9Iiler & go, 30
Is g8eit Canal Strabe. II gIttiOr :lr.
ten, aber bel teioeu gcIegeubeiten
banScIte e5 I'd INN eGu5 lmseoouter'
&c ,Seiler, 0ie bi1tnen iueiliGen RnnI.
lem aelOlqt tueroen fonnttn, 0o5 erIte
ifeuer fam 1egen 5lptt llbr GiorGerts
ous unb rJIr6e ourrd) 5ltnfen IN DC,
H6faIlldalte rerGillaBt, our6 iueld,e
elm enf Dem 9Ctb befinoIi6er 0niier.
6rtdItcr III 8rnnb g,'rItth GU Siam
men riI-6cl pronirt eritift brctItn
cegen IageSnubrud ieSod 3um 5nei'
ten Rale ans mo 0auu rUiroe 6as
cSeuer enSouItig geIoiht. Ter S6o
oen ut nInimnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
0udJ rim S;fsrbeId dJlGfter.

Cincinnati rirh, uadiecm crit arr
nerfIoiicncn Samitag Die eilte Bier.
oei1lGdrerei eroffuet purhe, bereits
cine sreite gerfaiifsiteIle fllr Gieros.
fleiih crhaIteu. !. 9iIlnn, Der bisbcr
lle!itinipcftor i'm Gent Ger 9'Ia.
oesrcaicrllng getpeieu, ernirtte udm.
lid geitcru i'm itobtIIden CSctnnhcit3.
amt Die grInubllif cineu &1rtnliS'
itorb iiir Bfcrhefleii6 in 5inolap
Rarft errihten gu hlirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

mdbIt: Nr6ii0ent, SS5obn Dou5; 9i5a.
prdii6ert, sIrert Sonmon; Sttrcicr.
9Parcellus Nhel mo tdtincijter
Senrp 8ennemanu.
Ser SpirituoicnhanbIer 9a.lie>
@Io9, bon go 231 @cIt Scdyte Str,
iolpie oic Garbigcn @epurb Saun.
ters lmo Scnnour TcGree MURDER
1tntcr Der NrfInqe een 8criutb da'
maht gu babcn, Spirituoicn nod 9ila
bnun etn5uifmuaqtlu, Dom @ln,ocs.
fomrnriiir GIoler cen 8un0csgroBgc.
ihnprcnen ilbcrtpicien.
= @eiI er Iit ni4't iHr 1cu @tiIi.
tdreieirit regiTtrirt bate, wurbs Der
% Sofre nlte 'MtItin @nnriIle eilt
SeIterrcifcr, pom @1rnoeSfoguuliiidr
9loIer Den @roBgeidlporeueu ;ihertrie'
fen &oi1tiGe batte Iid) nidt reqi;trIrt,
ipciI Trim anqefIid, ron oerid'iaoene11
9Serioreu geioat poroen mar. Dos tie.
ieB ginge i'm ols 9luslauner niHts ad
- lie Z u. &rnfctt & Cons
Gompnnn Iudte oeiteru i'm 'taotnaen
9ul!alrrt I'm einen GrIntbniiidei l
fir oen Suu zines iSubrtfgcbGlloes an
Der Spring @rooe sInemie, 5pnden
her 9,trhmn eloenue rulo 6em Wid.
rreef, mad. Die &oufoiteu itil0 ailf
$1,000 oeralitIogt luD oas 8ebanOe
ioQ 5ur SeriteIl1rg bon @piom Salt5
nertpen0et meroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
Sies nab 9as.

). 6ro6icr 9ciuom, Der Sobu
res nprmaliarn 3oneig:IebIHsrs
Seurp ,. Sempn, ulyroc geftcrn gum
SiIfS.9 .9llnoesmnridsa1 ernnuui. 6r
miro Der RntfoIger Don sSumf !
Seter, Der Gps 0em Gu1t gcihe.
Sen lit.
- Gie 8oIicemcn's 9cnenoIcnt
gliiociation bat fir oos neue Sc
i9aits. .atr Sie fcIocltOen SeotItca er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
Glanzender BeTub
5iir Die Saitorius.5eier am fDmmeu.
msnoen Srnntns seiidlcrt.

Fin'5 qIdn'cnSen gcinhs iultS I'd,
Die ON tomncubeu SoHntaa untec
zen 9llipBieH Der Deiltid,en Saa O..
ieIliduit itattfirIo noe Bqitorius.8e.
oenfieier I'M 9eiIti6eu aqil6 erireuerl-
9ieie5 erbelIt mls ten anmeIbqmgar
bic beim 9oritdIio Der 2eutI6en loe.
(Seicaid)dft eingeImlien iino uEo bic
QaIIe 0iirfte big Qili ben Iesten aSlat
BON patriotiiDcn 1eittih.gmerita'
uern beitst ieiIL Die iid einfinbct
nerben, lur bas Gu0e11fen Don S1niel
Raftortls, 6en Batter bes amerrteiu-
iten gurgcrelentcutes hclltider ab-
itmtmnq III ieiern.
Ier 9orituno Ger Gelnitcn 2Ge-
! @eicniGaft mar gdern abcnb iut
0eutih9n Nl,tb retiammelt, nm Sie
Ietieu glnrrleunaen 3ur Stcrln1gr'le
on Der iSeier erttgegewuncbmeu unb
lpie PrdilSent eluguit G,oyta9 am
ISdrrb bieer Sisras Oeriidertr.
tpiro Der erobe 5aaI am SonV.ne, ben
ob1eiesten ginlabtarten nch 5u III.
| tbcilcn. bis oli osn letien Slap Re.
ieBt iein
Dos lJsit niumt punt 2-30 ieiRsn
Gnfane. Yei Qufftelung bss Reousrs
froaramms Bat prdiibsnt Gorbo6
gong Defenders oarnuf esie3en, bab
ole beutfd amerttoRii6eu Rrsiic
rsttreisn Frb. ME bas Qa4tebenoc
beipeiisH biirite:
MtIliu 8. 2uebers, Yrp'
batri5tsr, Der obne pplitiI6e Oppufi-
ticu DON cen &Irsern seipGblt tpuroe
pditor 5aus 9dupt. Der
setretGr Der nun aufsel6fteu SiIfsges
| itlI oi. proteitnntiI6tu Rir6eu'
stmeinben sutirrnb.
Gbas. o. z bmib I, 9rdfi6eni
Der gsrsinigtsn Sdnser Don ginciHs
natl uno oes decentralization
Sdngsrbunbes.
Sabu g 6pnnb, prdfibent bes
Dsutfn Qm,ritanifhen Stadts-
perbonbss ben Obic unS bes Stabt5
rerhonbes ocn Cincinnati.
George 9. Dnsreer, prdii'
bent bes n. n. 5tantsoerbonbes
bon Obio uuo bes 3entrdlDerbanb.s
bon Cincinnati.
Grnit u. Bs;er, Gr'isr Spre'
der bes Obic surnbeSirts.
Genrp Soermnn mn, prdiioeHt
bes decentralization 0erbanoes
beutfher ariegsDeternneu
Serr 2iioers uHo 5err pditor Sdupt
ip.rbeu Die 6nrptreben hoItsr, uHo
iiub isbsm Rebnsr 10 biz 20 Dinuteu
iueefprcten lporeeu. Die iibrigen
Aeener ipre9en uur 10 Tiinutsn.
0us prosramm in feinsn GinseIs
bsitsn lautst mi: fufet:
1. @enIainitrftlitcs 9ieo, Slime
rifa~.
2. gr6iinunes auiprnhs.
slrdiioent auguit 3. 9orbuh.
3. JefsSupertiir.
.Griib eu6 eiotis 6. Riifer
Cincinnati 3;tbersgsrein-
4. Gnslifhs Sefrebe.
Moth. gBm. 8. Qusnsrs.
5. al @interIieo Sob
b GaIoatsubrnut S6umann
GeutrnltosSolo.
5tI. MinHd Q. Dorm.
G. 9suti6s Ssitrsee.
gaitUr 6ans 6uupt.
z. @smsinffafiIi6es 9isb.
s. Anfprnhe.
Ghnrles o. S6miot.
8. aisb.
6onislmannsAuartett.
gDilbeIm 5nns. aouis pfeiffer.
2lnbr. Ruederf unb Melbelm
Connolly
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

boter eerielben OIL Gte1e bes frdnfer
Rreoissrs Ger Gscneino. Al lcitcn.
Gie gen1etnoc IN ter3lidit einoelnfer
mo es miro cine rege gctheifrgun9
crirorict Sssn oer SonnfdosidaIle lit
..sialln Icn". n,pjil cii roa3dDligcr
SeilId' in aacn ainiien eriu;inift
miro gieuc Sdliiler iinb Dillton!mn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
TreinriprUdlcn.

Ser Nsirtb 0crruain Sraut$, pon
Der 10. uno Rlim Strnbc muroe
gitern BON Bid TOR alIeyGqhcr pon oer
anflaee, orc Birthldoft an SorHtcJ
often gebntt 5u bobcn. irelgelplodcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
airGIidlss.

sn Der Tritten Tenti6en 9rpt.
airfe. an @aImtt inS 8. Gtrabe.
fFnitor 8. Suefner) fiaoet bieItE
sonntag. ben Z. Oftoher. @oraens
1918 llhr grr.cieitsy sycftesoienit
'intt a,1iicr Sans Sauna rcr Der ct.
yeters airGc. cat iib'ireunsslGis er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
ganFerrttrrtlarnna uerIanat.

Tsm @inlorsaeritt mllroc eeiterr
un Gle gnltcrotterflarurg Str GagIe
Suit & Sfirt Goulpanu nndaeiudN.
TdS GeIud trur0e non orci Reip 2Ior.
Ter Sirnleu, Rogal silf Gc, bod
Lamb Gilt 60 lmb Ser rtinoc Ipenoel.
ion So. eilllereid,t, It'll ibret &c.
Eaurtlng mad, rie bcreits iniolpcnte
Sirma eineu SIdilbjger gtamen5
gSilliom Seeulir9 gum Sctr1Je pCn
$1s9 so beprr5iat bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

ben 3oufen oerunnt ipoteer lei. Dobd
lei er ouf Die Girabe aeiHleubert
irorpen nnb hare 8srltsuugsn i'm
Riidsrnt erlittsn, bic TIN pier5ebn
Wohtn ans GrontenInger feHtlten
unb duf 6runo bertn ,r jeBt nod ses
5Dunsen 1T, an ariidsn herum5ases
ben.
&atbertne Mie2eob, cine
aleiOsrmd4erin. bic am 5. Suni 1917,
nls lie an Der Gbparbs Roao uno gris
aDenue cine gdf 6eiieigen tpoate, bon
oem auto bes 5rnnt 6. 3umitein
iiberfabrtH unS srbebli9 berlest
iporbsn if, bot bssbnl6 cine flass
ibsr $4,000 ssgeH 3umitein singez
reihi.
China Grancisco perlanst
$1,000 S6absntriab bon anna Ui.
9eIman, eisentbiimeriH bss Saufes
go. 1926 gronbpaD. gle ma9t sels
tenb, bnb ain %. auguit 1917, als
iie ii6 in Der Ride ibrsr @Obnung
In bsiagtem Sauie bsfanb, plOBli4
cine Gbenbe GlGfistsit bur9 ben plas
fonb iiderte uno nift nur ibrs W0btl
ruinirts, ionoefn aud auf ihren aopf
tr0pfelts. Die 1olgs lei gepeieu, bab
iie ieitb.m fait bic Sdliis ibrer Snars
eings6ubt babe anb aud fortpabrenb
an 5eftisen aopfiamsrssn s.Iittsn
babe.
0eri 9iebenes.
8ictor 8pIfrnan erlangte Elm urs
tbsil iber $3.50 gesen 8nrnep Butt
der; Crane 8: 60. Elm fol4es iiber
$154.97 ssgen Sam. Solotopstp; bic
Winton so. Elm iol4es iiber $420.O5
eesen Wm. 8. 9aroner.
Dalter M. ShoeHIe, SruItee Der
Obj 5euODs Ismple 80. unterbreis
tst. .inen 5iuaH3b beri6t, bem 5uiolse
CT bonn l. Wni 1917 bis gum 20.
Juni 1917, als bas Gigentbam Ders
fault Durbs. $7654.44 persinnnbmt
uno $3.50. 20 psraussdbi babe, 10 bob
iid nod $2o55,34 in isinsn 9dnben
bsfiHoen.
Der farbiss 9rebigsr Sobn SO.
5arris, fpsidsr Der trimineaen Wlibs
baHoluns zines 7jdbriasn Sunssn ans
gstlast iidnb, ii9 aber bes tbdtIihu
ansrifs iduleis bsisnneR ourfts,
ipuros rcn Riatsr Rippert gu fiiHf
Ronatsn 9sidusnib perurtbsilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

rer 3ons9 unb Sanger DtugO ais
8attsrie fir Cincinnati gcgeH gag6p
bsSp. Omen fir Die 9e9ner llniere
gotterie bIieb biz gum Gnoe bes
Spieles apf Oem qpiten. pGbreHp bic
Gegner eiHen neueH ShIeuoerer i'm Z.
8onge ins Srsffen ianbte. Der einsige
;freipuB m Spiele puroe pon 6leoez
lamb erluubt. 5onep ianbte 5 2ufts
iddler CUR gant eegen 8. Die rRebs"
matten Is Sreffer uno Ipielten
fshIsrfrsi gegen 9 Ereffe; unb 2 Sch
lsr. 5onep iiaerte 2 SreTier.
s5pGrmer Rouib. Der geiterH ipieoer
gum eritenmal ieit 3psi DO6en SbeiL
am 5piele nobm, poran ihH fetne
gerlabung perbinoert bate, mar unz
Ter 6eio am gat nit 3 SreFfern -
tarunter Elm oreibpiiesr. SarriIOn
unh SilbtruUb pareu bic Saisbss
rittsr.
Tus G GpieI.
Cincinnati O0010550*-11
Glepelano 000000020- :
N9prsen Ra5mittag fiHbst bas
3reite Spiel Der Serie 5tpti9eu Der
teiosH a!ubs i'm Re6IaHo Jtelt
itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05

9ns ocrnrlbt purHe oeitcrn Der
EoIi5ei Der ~ Sabre aIte gsIatan
SoEnci'trr. pom SO. 90l Eeit Sie.
trntc Strobc, eenlcloct, oer Isit 9iiit'
mod pcrihpnneen ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
@aie.SaA.
aampf nm bic %riiisritaft i'll SbiO
,piid)en ben briSen arufrI Sisas.

spiidlen ben bctoen groEeE Si8as.
Eas Itbte Soppclipisl Der Rutios
nuaiga in pieIer Sniipn fnnb eeitsrn
in groptIgn sfpiiten trn borti9.u
.Superbus" uno ben 9oftoner
.grapes" nit bsm fpIssuosn Rsiuls
tat fat:
l. Spiel.
grurtlpn 0oooG311- 5
Bolton 0Q00G0010- l
2. Spiel.
grOr,Ipn oo11OoO11- 4
gcitpn OG1110011- 5
9as erite Spiel elmer iebentdgiger
eeris um Die gaIsbal DlsiitsrItuft
i'm Staais Sbip 5piitsu unIereu
.Recs" (Rat. aiga) uno ben Gleues
lanDer .gluobsRs" (Glm. 9igo) fam
esiiern Rafnitrog i'm fieiiesn Reo'
lamb 5isIb gum austrog.
5n BEN Spill fuusirtsn S9IsuSs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-05
@ereins .Wn5eiaen.

SeutidJsglmer. Staotrerbaao.
oeEte gbeRo s llbr mpnufildbe SeriamnuuHe
i'm Seut'cbeR alub. 5n ribiige 8eiddife ppr'
lit5el, itHo DE 9elegaien unb 9In8elmttgi eoGt
erfmpt. 81 erfbetnen
2obn S6pnub. Brat
Seurb GIbere, Seir. l~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
BRITISH FORCE
R0UTS ENEMY
IN The DESERT
Twenty-Five Men in Arrnor.
ed Car Greatly Outnum-
bered, but Defeat.

British Headquarters in Egypt,
April Observation-Disclosures Of The AS
ISOLATED Press)-In the recent raid OF
the Egyptian armored car column on
the Senussi, an Arabic order OF Mo
hammedans, the crews Of the cars
travelled 200 miles into Libyan desert,
fought a stubborn and well-hidden
night, 20 men in the cars remained
within 500 yards of a foe outnumber-
ing them by fully Is to one. The
story Of the raid is told by the British
ofncial eyewitness.
The Grand Sheik Of the senussi.
Sayed Alarmed, was known to be at
the siwah oasis, with his commander
in-chief, Mohamed Saleh. and the
remnants of his army. 500 rifles
strong. The problem Of supply made
It imperative that the journey Of 400
formed in a week.. It was exclusively
a motor column.
Tho British force bivouaced the
first night 90 miles from the coast.
and went on next day to the summit
Of a sharp ridge fifteen miles from
siwah. The senussi were hidden on
a series of low hills. sequa Pass,
considered by the Senussi the only
possible road from siwah to the out
er country, was mined n the ar
mored cars had to surmount a ridge
to gain acces to the little valley fac
ing the eenussi position. Every car
safely negotiated the rough-and-
tumble pass. except those in the sup
ply service. The armored cars led
the way toward Girba. chief town OF
the oasis, and all but two OF them
got into action within 800 yards Of
the senussi position by 10 o'clock.
The ars had a hot reception. The
tops of the turrets had been removed
to ave weight. and the mohafzia. as
the senussi sharpshooters are called.
scampered from their places Of Sc
curity behind rocks to the top Of the
down a plunging fire in the hope of
hitting the machine-gunners inside
the carr. Leaving one car in the cen
ter to engage the enemy. tho remain
der moved to the right and left to en-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
PILGRIMAGE
TO URGE ACTION

New York. April 2.-DeAnite
steps were taken here today for a
pilgrimage of patriotism to WASH
ington Monday, when a citizens COM
mittee. headed by Charles S. Fair
child, who was secretary of the treas
ury in President Cleveland's cabinet.
was formed to make the necessary ar
rangements.
Professor Ellery c. stonewell Of
the department Of! international law
at Columbia university. one of the
leaders Of the movement, said that
hundreds Of clergymen, lawyers, au-
thors and educators have announced
their intention Of making the trip to
Washington.
The citizens committee includes,
besides DR.. Fairchild. MI. Joseph H.
Choate, DR.. James o. Egbert, Lang
don P. Marvin and Richard W.
Hurd.
Special trains. It was said. also will
go from Boston, Philadelphia. SYRIA
cuse, Buffalo, Baltimore, Chicago
and other cities throughout the coun-
try.
The pilgrims are going to Washing
ton, they assert prepared to remain
until congress takes some definite &C
ton.
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flade the position. and for half an
hour the n car at the center receiv-
ed the fre from two ten-pounder
mountain guns two machine guns,
and 500 rifles.
Farther in the rear the patrols in
unarmored cars. with machine guns.
came into action, and so sprinkled the
hill with bullets that the enemy dared
no longer show a head. At noon a
senussi bugler sounded the charge
and many of the enemy rose to ad-
vance, but the automobile machine
gunners did some execution that they
quickly dropped back to cover.
All through the night the armored
ears were stationary, being occasion
ally sniped. and occasionally firing or
spots the bearings Of which had been
taken before dark. Such a whole
some dread had the Senussi OF the
armored cars that 500 of them made
no attempt to rush the little band.
Meanwhile the unarmored cars had
gone back for supplies of food and
ammunition.
Before daybreak. the Senussi re-
tired and when dawn broke figures
silhouetted against the sky showed
the enemy and their camels trekking
westward, a long a out Of range
and impossible to reach owing to the
precipitous hillsides. The crews of
the ears destroyed their camps. and
collected a large quantity of arms and
ammunition. Fully 200 Senussi SOL
diers were killed or wounded.
The next day the Egyptian force
entered Siwah. Sayed Ahmed and
his commander were never in the
fight. but left Siwah when they learn
ed Of the arrival of the cars.
Lieutenant William Griggs, a fam
GUS Jockey. was In command Of one
Of the armored cars and has just re-
ceived the military cross for his part
in the raid.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
BRITAIN GIVES
AID TO U. S. IN
WAR ACTIVITIES
Furnishes London Embassy
Full Information on Eeco-
nomic Features.

London, April Authorization re-
garding the way in which Great Brit
ain has been handling her war prob
ican embassy here for the use of the
American government in the event of
war with Germany. Already Ambas-
sador Page has forwarded to WASH
ington details touching upon the var
ious phases Of Great Britain's conduct
of her share Of the var A part OF
the embassy staff has been put upon
his work alone. and 1t has been turn
ing u a mass Of informative details.
The stream of data will be kept up
Indefinitely.
The details Of how Great Britain
raised her volunteer army; how later
she changed to conscription; how she
organized her munition works, with
many thousands of women employees;
how she adjusted her finances: how
~shipbuilding has been going on; how
the food control is working out, to say
nothing of a myriad secret details re-
garding the army and navy-au this
is being sent on to Washington.
AS it was explained to the New
York Times correspondent, the Brit
ish government has thrown all ave-
nues Of information open to Ameri-
cas- official representatives, and there
Is no question that washington asks
that London does not readily answer.
In short Great Britain is giving
America full advantage Of her whole
experience in every phase of the war.
One important feature of the infor-
nation deals with the handling Of the
British railroad system, not only as
regards the transportation of troops
but Of food and supplies in the ports
whence they are shipped to France,
This has been the most gigantic
achievement in railroad operation
known in history. The whole rail-
road system has been put at the dis
posal Of the government and has
hauled hundreds of trains for war
purposes every day without dtsorgan-
izing ordinary traffic.
How women who W did hard
work before were organized for mu-
milton manufacture. doing work that
is admitted to have had a vital effect
in increasing the output of shells for
the army at the front, is being told
to Washington.
A delegation Of the American cham
Der of commerce called on Ambassa-
dor Page a few days ago and offered
the chambers services in any way to
! aid America in England. The ambas-
sador promptly asked the chamber to
collate statistics Of exports and i'm
ports and other matters Of COM
merce and finance relating to British
American trade, and this information
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
ITALIAN BANKING
CREDITS To BE
OPENED in LONDON

London. April I'm order to sta
bilize exchange rates between Eng
and Italy, arrangements have
been completed for the opening of
Italian banking credits here similar
to the Russian credits arranged some
time ago. Three Of the principal
clearing banks and a number of
Scotch banks have agreed to accept
italian three months bills, renewable
they fall due, and secured by the
deposit of italian treasury bills.
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is being whippsdainto shape to be
sent IN.
All this is naturally done to aid
America in organizing her own forces
in the event Of war with Germany.
But at the American embassy the
word war" as Ambassador Page Z
presses 1t, 10 not in tho vocabulary.
Nobody at the embassy speaks OFF,
cially Of tho possibility Of America
going to wal with Germany; but out
side the embassy there Is not an
American in London who does not
openly say that he expects America
to be in the war after the reassem-
bling of congress-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-02
4 WON,' NO.
DID,; BOY THEN
KILLS PLAYMATE

New York, April al won the
marble"
mo. you didn't"
That was all Of the dialogue and
then Jesse Bookstaver IS. swung at
Ralph Bianchi, IA , with whom ne
had quarreled.
The second blow hit Ralph just
over the heart and he dropped to the
pavement dead.
Jesse Is being held.
It is difficult work to fight against
the inevitable developments Of mod
Lern intelligence and progress.