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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26

later found the eleven men and brought
them to the surface. where they are
being treated in the mine rescue car.
1t is thought all will recover.
The men were sent out from the sup
ply base properly equipped with he'll
NETS and when they failed to return
rescucrs We're sent over the same route.
It Is believed that the. oxygen failed to
The fire is still raging with unabat-
ed fury, though volumes of water are
being poured in upon ii.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26

LICENSE APPLICATIONS FILED
Middleburg. Pa. Jan. 26.-License
court will be held in Middleburg Feb
ruary 3. Applications have been filed
in the office of the prothonotary of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26
Eleven Miners Overcome by
Gas Rescued From Death

Mahanoy City. Pa. Jan. &C. - While
lighting the fire in the Glendon section
of the Primrose mines. yesterday. Fred
Benfield, Richard Benfeld Thomas
Lamb, James Doyle and James Bradley
of Centralia; Hugh Roland Dennis
Gallagher. Condy Gallagher. Harry Val
entine and William Rupert. of Auden-
ried. and Thomas Matthews of Maha-
noy City. were overcome by the fumes
of white damp and dropped unconsci-
GUS in the mine. \ searching party
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26

by virtue of its affiliation with the
American Federation of Labor. He
asserted that their connection with the
federation did not necessarily mean
standardized pay for actors. This, he
added. also would apply to baseball
players.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26
Snyder county for fifteen retail and
one wholesale liquor license.
Became Bigamist
Ito Save Children"

Chicago. Jan. 26.-Mrs. Ellen *. ALL
good Netterville became bigamist so
that her four children might not starve,
she told Judge Barrett the other day.
Her husband, Frank Allgood. left
her, she said. SO she married Jack Net
terville for the sake of her children
Judge Barrett has deferred a decision
in the case, pending investigation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-26
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania

Marietta. - Franklin F'reehafer, of
Adamstown, aged IS, died Wednesday
from stroke. He was a painter by
trade and is survived by his wife and
several children.
Marictta.-E. r. Green, aged 6S,
died at the Brethren Home after an
illness of several years from u compli-
cation of diseases. lie is survived by
two children.
RcamstoWn.-Mrs w. NJ. Hurst, wife
of DIR. Hurst, aged IA, died Wednesday
night of pneumonia. She is survived
by her husband and six children.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27
SyataEer 9rrtnuI.
Mir GbogIrS &caaqaicr iciu aams
urrmanOat upglnr.

9ei o,r ltbten frau55FI9en 9dms
merwablea botte es in politiIden 3reis
fen nit6t gcriages gluiicbsu errest. baB
GNr!e1 @tououicr, set friibere NrdIis
cent her frdn5DitIH sitaiieniinen Qiso,
ib Ie9r cacrgiicD Oasesen itrdubte, iiA
iSiaen gdblern bor5uitellen uno cine
gletraHl on5uaeRmen, obtpobI CT i@oa
felt plcrluDoyeiBig 9dbrcn ieiuen
Mabltreis in Ser 0epuiiHienlammcr
perirat. @rEt jebt piro burd eincn
GrieI, bcu ber tiir3li9 perfortene
Barldnentorier fur5 Dor Ieineul ScDe
ciRem Ieiner Sreunoe it1rieb, Der
iOobre @runo biefcr eucr9tI9cn 8eis
scruug, pie0er su tanoibieren, be-
tannt geduauier mar 0auo9 em
babies Sabr oor Der Wabl cinmal 5u
elmer MdgrIcgerin gcgangen Inn iiA
bort bic Submit peisiooen 81 laNcu,
obns Der 6rdu etwos BON feinem 8es
riff 5u pcrrasen. Die SibDne CAB ibm
otn 8eIMeio: ngBeun Sie fit1 peiter
NIT qoIiiit beTddfiisen iuerosu, 10
iDer0en sic i'm Sabre 1914 baS Spfer
elmer fur4tbaren &dlaItrppbe iper6en. 4"
Sbpo6l Geauouier TreiOcnter unO jese
Iidem gberglauben oDGoIo pdr, lieb
er F1 oie 5oGe bod 6ur9 ben Gopf
eebcn un0 erfldrte I9IieBlib Ieineu pos
Iitilcben yrcunoen, Dab er ouf @runb
Icines 6oDen Differs fein Wlonoot mebr
annebmen pole. Das Sabr 1914
oiug ou9 fir ben g(bgrorbneten a. 81.
obne llnfaGt bDriiber, uno III Der 5reus
be Ieincs Ser5ens, bem llnglad euts
oangen gu lein. iuaie Seauquier eines
fCb0ncu Goges bic 6euIeberin auf.
Die peiIe Srau mar, mas unter ibre8s
glei9eu feIieu genug 1T, etne e9rIi9e
Dame uub ertLdrte oesbdlb ibrem &es
lu9er, ben iis iofort tpisberertnuIe,
trauri9en Zones: n@9, mein Iieber
6err, igb bobe mid bel Sbnen Dos
IeBte Mlal geirrt. sic Iino obne 3ipets
fel ein 9fentier, uno i'd Datte @ie 0a=
mals fiir einen Staotrat sebalien,
oeHen 9eIu9 mir dnsstiinoiat moroen
mar. @tsIe Sadie III gar ui6t sn
enti4uloigcn. Aur3 unb gut, Id babe
S9nen ba5 gelpeisIdgt iDoS ib ua4
sinem gluftro9 ben geipiKer Geite DEM
QlnOerea Battle lpeiSIoaen iolen."
8eauquier bat bielen W2iBgriff ber
propbetin itieRol8 Oer5isbeu uno mar
bon ShuSe an etn ertIdrter 5eiHo
aler 3utunFiabelIterei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

Nlurp6D 6ejaGlt, 10 uirO erpo6l Oie
&idia6rt obEc @cibiibbeoic1u0 ou.
trctcn uijlien Gr mar bon 0enl &olit
5iilen &faif pom Siiooiitrift all ser
6ort.9mcnue o0nc Mod dngctroiicn
unO brocbtc i6n nad scr &olBciito.
ton, neil CT ie0en Our6priigcla
moliie. Der ibnl IN ben @eg fam. IS
wor Dies scr 5meiic SeItcD bel der
Eol5ci in "a ShmoeM ca CT cinen
Sreuuo Ourb Gin Sdoliclitcr iiicB
0enl Gilcnt6iimer Zen Sda0ch dbcy
nit Si5 crIeben fonnte rnO oeS6dlb
bonn Eoli5ciridter 9ianit cutIoiien
prrOc @r pro6lte, Dab er init lcines
&anouc eiucu 9lnBriii bon 5rei oent
iHen ltutcriee5octeu obaewiciet TO-
Sc, sic 6oS SAiif al Der &iilte BON
Srantreid ongcgriiicH bGtten Gle
o9oudattdn@ iii iiir bic gIbreiie nnA
6rdnfreib nit ciner 2aoung @ei6en
ieacIiertio
2 diifobrt lpie0cr in Dol
lem Wauge.
SSufol9c milocu MettcrS 6o6cn iiN
oie GisOcrbGliniiic in ser Gbelapcale-
9oi 10 gc6eiicrt ouB oie Baltimore.
Gbciopeote unO 9ltIantic," iouie oie
oNlorDldnO Gelaiuarc uno &irginia'
Giien6obn" ibrc Gompierio6riell
noh Claiborne uno 2ooc &oint mia.
Ser anigcnonncu 6ubcn. 9(tb mcr.
Sen ictt iuieOcr 6obrten nacD GriS-
iiclo lnO onOeren Crteu am 9ioppc-
bannod., Oen G6optanf. unO SSico.
Inico.6IuB nit Ocu GompicM u&ir.
0uia," u9l0alon~ imO nGoilcrn
Store" itotiiiuOeu.
f&einc 9lnsfunft i'm 3oIl-
amt.
3olIeinne6mcr @n 4. IOoH bot
bcfonut gemoht sob Oor ieti an
feline Sd)iiiSnc@ricttcu dbcr Stbin6rt
imO 9cltinnnung oer BON bier abfah.
rcnOcn Sdiilc iouic oeyen 6ractt
ocr6ncntlidt mcrOeu Oiirien, IiitS
9ticbl OcS Sefret1rS OeS GmdeamtS
bejie5t iiN olli ollc 61in Der Scr
Siooteu &e9ieriutGSbcolltc imO i2;i
Sem @rub Scr oiplonotilben Ncjic
bungeu nit GcntihIano I'M biciiQea
3oll6ouic oonlit beidGiiiat 0ic Ser.
Ddltnile 81 lnterlubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27
gladllpirI einer glMtO.GolliNOn.

9ei Gcm acliri0cn &crb0r upn @d.
rol0 ". Smitb BON gtr. GIG, Rib9c
mooo 9}oao, @5Iano 9Sorf lno GboS.
2otbroun bon Or. 2Ol6. 5ronciS.
5troBc, 0cn Gbouficur bon GG. ..
(SolOiniitb bonn @Splanaoc.Slport
mcntbous, mar ods lucitliCbc Goli5ci.
0crid)t Dou 9citfcn scr Diciigcu N5c.
ielicbdft augcfiIIlt, Oic enhucOcr ais
3cugtn oieuten ooer iicb oie Nus
ia0ca onb0rcii moIltcn. Ncioc NfGn-
ncr morcr oilgciNuIoiSt nit iDren
Intonlobileu uE0diiont oeiabreu 81
lcin Sic 9lniduloi9ung ococn Smith
iDuyOe iollet 9eloilen, pGbrcnO 2olb.
rom bon 9iidtsr Soboanicn 5ir 3ub.
hng poi %5 lui0 ocn Soften pcrurs
lbeilt mlr6c. Die bciocn 9}uidincn
coliOirten Oorgeiiern Worgen IN Scr
9tGbe bon Wtulbcrr0. mo Somoros
StroBe. Gros0em belize 9(utomobilc
itorf uciddogt pprOcu mo oie NGor
lcbinc oou Gmit6 ioaor ihnocIhir3t
mar tonen aac Snidiicu impcrIest
oouou Su ocm Wiotorponcn ocs
SuIitb bcimocn iid) SRI. BriSciao
Gopion BON Stcucnion 9l0., Sri.
Sceocrica Sutton 2clcr unO Carroll
@. @aDneS. Si0ncD WoI0lmitb mar
Der cil3ige Snioiie Der or0eren @lo.
ibinc .ouBcr ocm GGauficur. Gcr
@oter ben sri. 2cicr, &ic5ter Oscar
Seicr BON Der Staotsitrucr. Commit.
lion, Derthei0inte Nrn. Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

Dis Is6r Oie 6roaSoIeu, Die mil
SiIfe ibres engliI8en 8unbesgenpTeE
9eutTdlono mil 2ei9sigleit ouS8ubun.
oera gebdhien, unier bcr 5eueriina
un6 bem 2cbensmiticlmoHgcl i'm ciges
iIcn 2onbs Ieiben. oebt aus benz foloens
ben glppea berpor, ben Souls 6orsit
I'M nN3otin" erf6eIRan ldBt. n3onos
nen, Wlunition! 70 rnfcn mir 1t1ns
big, nm SaS Gnbe ser DcutIcbeu bers
6ei5ufiibrcn. 9o9 es eibt einen onSes
ren. oriugeuocrcn G@rei, ser TiG) uus
aui0rGrgi ben @drei nod &lbcp,
Spinot, @rbfcn &obl imo &artqFfsInl
@cnn bebpy mir Doran benien Bic
Dsail0eu ous3niiIsen, miiHen icir
uns 0dmit bcl4dfiigen, rns Trau5os
Zen am 2eben 81 crbalten, 4lan
Iprit4t bon S6MhpreiIen, @eI9losnobs
ire, berNft iin ouF bic geiipiels ocr
Gci@isbte. auf GrfdDruuo urb Goti
reiB lpos font uon. 1o6 al bea
iin6 mr Sbeinmittel; na9 tur5ey 3sii
lpirO bcs 2ebca rccD icurer, nod
itbioietiSsr. nod unFreuuoli9c- ala es
porbcr i9ar. GihGIt9 rercen mir,
ipeun oir In sar3 Tronlgei4 nur no9
cine ggdgenlaoung @emiile heiibea
perNen. Elm e'eIeB iitcr Oen gnbcu unS
Gerlauf BON GjemiiIen crb1lten. gtbei
es be8peifelt moQl uismanO, 0ab ea
Oam ein ipena 81 ipot lein ipirb.
0irb haben ia bas freie Wleer, unn
man cnigc9nen glaeybiugs. glbcr
oos Niccr bciiebt uid9i usS &iibee,
Gobl uno Gpinat. ltnb pas riibl
oaS 9lecr, iuem man nidt bic erFors
osFli9s @wabl bon G9iffsn beiibt2
Davum gilt es eiligR an grloB 81
oeuIen. @an nit6t icscS Gaultino
I'm gtnbdi pon Gcmiiien unterri@ict
wiro, penn man ntdbt idleuni1iI uno
srinO(ii6Hen Manoel 3n TdaTFca pers
mag, GuIB ber eipige 9tuf nn@ &anoA
ucH imo Mhnition ii4 aIS 3tpedlos
rocr auuinSeit un5ureicbenO crpeiisu.
@iibenl &ohll Spinail bos lit es,
mas pir am Orinssnbleu gabrous
6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27
Bon Gee nuO Sufcn.

Seine 9lustimft iiber Die 9lbiobrt bon
Qompfern I'M 8oanmtc mebr. ~
Bon Der Hcgicrung Oer6oteu.
Gin britiider 0ompfcr nit elmer
&ouone lm0 britiit6en Sonouic.
rem an @oro i'm bieligcn Sofcn.
6jrobprobIcriidcs 9lllitreten
Der pre-. britiideu @rciic in Oicier
9o6e.
Gapitan Soignctt bonn britiiden
Tompier ,Gncenmore" bon Oet
SS,obuitou.2inic" riibmtc iid, OoB
iein Sdiif mlr ooour6 ocr @eiabr
Der oeiltiden llnteriecbootc cntson-
een lei, peil ouf Dem Sinter0cd cine
5.5oQigc Sanone, Die BON 5uei eng
liihen Gononiercn ser Nioriue-9e-
icrpe beOient iei, ouieeiteat par imO
Oen Gcitiden 6urbt cineeiI0Bt bobc.
CieS lit Oos gr0Bte aoliber eineS
@eidiibeS, Sos bisber oui eincm
6anOclSOampier montirt murOe.
Seood liz onguebmeu, OoB i'm Die
@cgleitung bon cineni eneIiiden
ariegSidiff Our1 sic Sperr5one %.
poufommen lieB. Gem 0ompier uac
Elm grouer, frie9SmdBiger 9IuitriD
eegebcit oud pnren oil ieineli Nla.
iten 9lusIuofoiien fir Die @lotroien
ongebrobt, 10 ooB CT Den olten
.GrieeSidifien ser omerifaniiAen Yla.
rine BON 1898 Gbulicb ie6t.
Die 9Infunit ser n0necnmore"
mar cine lleberraiGung fir bic SSn-
bober Oes SGifies, meldc glaubtcn,
OuB oasielbe nod in 2iOerpool Der.
anfert iei, bis ibuen Oie 9Sohridt BON
Der eliidliden lleberiobrt Our1 Oos
aabel 5uging.
Gie .,Queenmore" berIicB cinen
Tog ip1ter ipie i1r S6meiteridifi
oGeoamore" ben gcnonnten 0aien,
bod wuroe oieieS am 5. 5cbruQr
ourd eiuen oeutideu GorpeOo per-
Ienft.
Gen 9lneoben bon Gapitdn Signett
5uiolge, elaubt Die cneliiAe 9eoolfe.
rimg, SoB i'm ndbitcn 6riibiabr an
Der meitliden Sront rpieOer cine Cf.
feniioe Itottiinocn wiro, lulO Iaet, OaB
cine groBe 9ln5a6l BON 9iicienfano-
ncn, WeIbe oie Ser Geutiben Bel
@eitcm iibertrefien lmO Sen Sieg Der
9IIliirten iider bcrbeiiiibren ipiirScn.
Gin britiider 9ononicr
fanonenDoll.
@cnu Gopitdn SomOers bonn 6ri-
tiideu Compfer o9aDdotton" niHt
Die Strafc ieines aononicrs 9onol0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27
siccascn.

@lcrriS 9inbiu %, lmo Gc6ccco
6rieOlpan %
Scbu g. 9DuIcnGcrocr, %, mo
Gorotbp NJ. 0uniS6crgcr "a; @ciOc
bon gIcmoiIlc Go,
Nowor0 g. @ortin i2. SolcrS.
topr Ol0., ino @arina n. 5rioncgc,
Is. Sroiiburl. NiO.
Smorcacc @ St6ricr. o., ms
NlorO @Nlcr al.
Rosaono 9liMd3 9G. o,orfrIf.
va INA @clpic.to :. 9ion, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

neu beliebenOeu @eieaidoit lit Ger
6efonnte Sumoriit 6elir 2lOler, G;e
Dliiiif mnroc bon &erionen ecidrie.
Zen, sic lid ooS opercttcnbofte Sbe-
mo sum Gorpurf 9cnommen 6oben
@eiter mndt lid 0aS 9Su6lifum nit
So6n 9. Spinner mo @eieQidoft IN
cincnl eiuoftigen S1monf 6efonnt,
ser leb6ait opplouOirt miro. 2ou
SoIb, oIs oiSotGer Sous bop" be.
fannt bdlt Oie 3uidaucr in it6noi.
Gem 2aAcn. Beaumont im0 9lrnola
erfrcncn IN Ocni Ginaftcr ,Ibe Goc.
trinc~ SSedman, S6otu uuo Camp.
bell mO nNlomcnt @tuiicol", &c 80.
reit imO Geans iibcrroidcn in Der
Srij5c nDuu can't 6elicoc t6cm "pGb.
reno &nopp in0 GornolIo in goloe.
bile 0iiniten rcid)cu 9cifou crrm.
gen. GoS @onoelbiI0er 4roaranun
bei6licbt Oie por5iiglihe @oritearn0.
Gon5crt I'M &cabo0u.
&catc, Gicnltoa, glberO miro ooS
Baltimore StrcidjQuortctt in ocr
alnIt @alcrie cm oriiteS CONCERT
i'm @eoboOO Snltitut ob6oIten. &on
beiouocrcm Snterciic wirN oaS crite
9luitrcten bon MaOomc Winr9ncrite
Neloiae &ibmicnSfu icin, oie lire
cigene Gompaiionen ani Dem &lo.
ricr 5un &ortrag brinecn miro. Scr
Game gebt ern 6cionoerS outer 9ilIi
ans 0cn @llnit Gentren Gnropa'S
uoroui 100 iic 0ur6 Oie APnniiiccn5
OcS oerItor6enen @m. StcinunD i6re
gluS6ilOung cr6ielt. gllBerOcm miro
Ods Nuortctt, uelbcS iidl aus 0iit.
glieOcru oes Baltimore Spntpbonie.
0rdeilcrs 3uiomneniebt oo$ 0ltar.
tcit in 4 BON @eet6opcn unO oo9
SIOa9io Wiolto BON Nobcrt Sdunlan
5ltm @ortrog bringeu.
BaOeremSfi Gon8ert.
Sir ooS om 8. Mdr5 itattfinOenoc
Gor5cct Ocs Baltimore Spmpbonic.
GrdeitcrS iinOct ser @orpcrfoui ocs
GintrittSforteu an Montag M}orscn
in Hnt61oliie 5wiicben 8 inO 8 llbr
itatt 9(utb merOcn loI1c III Sl6auabS
BILLET Office bis 5rm 9ibenO oeS
g. Gldrj bcrfauit pcrOen. GtbeI &c.
ginSfo nit oenl 9cinnmcn ,,Eie So.
ocrcipSfi Der Trancn 9NonpIpicIcr.
miro aIs Soliitin onftrcicn. ToS
Orhciter itcbt inter ser 6cpG6rtru
2eittug bon GJuiion Strubc mo bc.
Oori fciucr bciruNcrcn GmpicbIimg.
&eo6oOn @lliif.G onicrol.
toriun.
9lm 6eutigeu Gienitog 9'c6niittoa
nm 4N llhr unO olu GonncrIiug
96eno. 4. @lGr3, nm u nod s llbr.
miro 6r. 9I6rabom @olOhlB in Scr
/ SIt6one ocS SnIiitutS Gin GioIin-
Gcu5ert peroniialten. Girginio 6.
9lodbeaO pirO Oen 9iinitIer oui oeul
&lonier begIeiten imO oeHcn Gompo.
iitionen erfldren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

Sn sem nmerfanden gatrmer aicuca FuO Strsem bic
uain aricssadcr bic Scm mcdeauucu gcns ltaca 81.
Berlin ransseocbcn in 0eaidauS @Ouacu
GgcmpInrcu urbreiet FnO.
Diel Sider boen cine 9Gnjenoe tgcoe Gorieune Der pt
gcddcm @rei0ri Die Belt ole gSe in Ntem 6aten Scr
oieien Neeg oetih So 9n6I immt Oor ndt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

miro Grou 8mo0cae 0oflcp Iprchen.
1aS Sbcnlo iuclNcs iie ocbon0eht
miro. bcidbt id6 nit ser llntcr.
0riidma lRuotDigcr @crGNbc. 6rau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s'saniciisnito Heaa 9s,~, NosbstAea.gigabe
@ilemDnoren aGcr Nlrt Mno @ai.
idjnieb. 3n5chSf.
- eSsu @uawr Ga, 9e2 3a4 ssort isb t5x.
@iacalbiunS-Ggenscn iuO NtinS.ar.
Sisrrc Y. DnsaR & Rersslp, 10 CltNtInainSs
2giflmgen, 8eitiGriiicA Ell.
,T9e NaIlHcre gcles enrgons" @ebrrt g y.
Mltoe1s, 0eEtpdilsi' brsr, 2gi 3.sNnisgrigStr
Deitiidle Bidder lmS 9pstI1riFhn.
y. caHis1, vi. 900, Spclsatzueinn.at
Ehoiogropb
ge@ronl giu Nboioosorn ror 2hisSc pni,ta.
str. i5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9lotionaI @auier.
psas NV x@ru grillrs aart wan. auA
v1eicrnliuhe Noccb VIZ pcni SlfnIiAtnt.
penrU q. gteOue aaiNrer
&c eeput gintiSaol &aHi" 4a2 GAnl ArpoSnao.
NY ss v MoAntr, anliiter.
rJtfetH V0tlrnM yune" I WOrh,C G niliD zlss
". N9otton, RGiiir1
StaaiS, ,@dnfen.
"Sen ~, rrrf Sfu Waltmpre". Haitmcfe
nre Nouonssgr1lie MuaiN arehrr, Rshft.
senii SepH y eanter Htre Ataliotai;
@5pnr.NnnteH
pneusiNe eharanng NaM Eaistnsfrr Wusdua
mo IalHiacTc@traBe
IriIt-G oTHpnQlier.
~eel, rvpOM 0ts xrua Ssugana." is Gcasf
-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27

glc ocr bcallairboltuua. mcIdc
oie ri5raucn Gib'c SiOo" 6citi, 9lodi
miiog in Der @'cGoD.$ollc gicut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-27
Der 0efrcfTenc 3wie6ar6.

Ser Serr Sauptmaun BAIT Icltf
SlppcII nno lGBt iid3 and bic ciTericr
adfioacn por6eigcn,
SnfonteriFt GoI6tp fat obtr ItiHct
3l9icbad,
sgGc lit SIR 3nic6ade"
nG'eIrdBen, &srr Sauptmanu"
ger Sauptmdna 1T fprcdIoS
sWno Gas Iast mir Ser MenIgb aud
nod sou1 rpbi5 iuS Glsiic6t@
oGefrdBcn BON 9idbcn unO WlGus,"
,y9dn5t csr tiebcne SbcrI4ler.
mldn1c 3cigen nur bort Teiluobs
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-22
Tom Daly's Column

SITTING in the Academy Of Music on
Saturday night listening to the perfume.
tory applause that chased Carl Fried.
berg, the German pianist, into the wings,
1t seemed to us the hand.olapping sound.
ed like a volley of musketry and that
the audience-in the deep hearts core
felt just that way about It. The man
played well, for he is 4 finished artist,
but somehow he and the audience aidnt
jell. Perhaps one was too intensely
American and the other too evidently and
too utterly Teuton. Tho first volley was
dwindling away in scattering shots when
he came back for more. We gave him a
short sharp one, but he came back
again. But It only took one moro to fln-
ish him, which is rather remarkable.
Soloists usually die harder than that at
the Philadelphia Orchestra concerts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-22
MR.. ROTAN'S POSITION

WTB SUGGEST to Mr.. Rotan that his
w public duty is superior to any pri-
vate duty that now confronts him. The
community cannot afford to leave the elec-
ton of District Attorney in the hands
of the Government-by-M Murder party. For
Mr.. Rotan to go to the polls on that
ticket only, a ticket representing a fac
ton which would knife him in a minute
If 1t got the chance, is to imperil the sue.
cess of necessary prosecutions now under
way.
One does not have to believe that Mr..
Rotan is the best possible District Attor.
ney to appreciate the necessity of his
being elected at this time. We cannot
comprehend how Mr.. Rotan is morally
obligated to get off the Town Meeting
ticket. even if he is morally obligated to
stay on the other ticket
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-22

Nothing in maneuvers is 80 difficult to
maintain as a blockade. however strong
the patrolling fleets may be. In spite of
its great resources as compared with
those Of the Confederacy, the Union was
unable to stop the career Of the Alabama
until June, 1864 and then only after she
had destroyed seventy vessels. Such iso'
lated cases are "the exception that proves
the rule" Of a strong blockades effective
ness.
This dash TO sea is in the nature Of a
confession that the U-boats need help.
II the German authorities were satisfied
with the progress Of their submarine
campaign they would not subject large
and valuable ships to the tremendous
risks Of blockade.running which these
swift raiders had to take,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-22
THE DAY OF PRAYER

TN a short and simple but inspiring
proclamation the President has set
aside next Sunday as "a day Of supplica'
tion and prayer for all the people of the
nation, earnestly exhorting all my coun'
trymen to observe the appointed day ac-
cording to their several faiths in solemn
prayer that Gods blessing may rest upon
the high task which is laid upon us, to the
end that the cause for which we give our
lives and treaswe may triumph and our
efforts be blessed with high achieve.
ment"
In urging months ago that such a day
of prayer be appointed, the EVENING
LEDGER was moved by a deep conviction
of the value Of united supplicatlon. 1t is
true that doubtful men question the con.
sistency of adversarieg praying to the
same God for triumrhF He cannot they
aver, be indulgcnt to both That is true
but it is equally true that the judgments
of the Lord are righteous altogether. Lin.
coins faith in God was not greater than
that Of the Coufederacy perhaps, but the
prayers Of Lincoln were answered. People
who have not faith in God can have little
faith in their own position. A righteous
cause is Gods cause.
There is n divinity that shapes our
ends. There is a power mightier than
that of nations. Men, skeptical men, have
come to know it in the trenches. In the
welter of blood they have seen It. Our
prayers must follow our lives and our
treasure. There should be such an out.
pouring of people to the churches next
Sunday as was never before witnessed in
this or any other country.