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The Washington times., 1917-05-19
CLASS OF NINE eADUATED
Four Girls and Five Men Get DIplo
mas at Friends School.

Nine students, four young women
and fve young men, were graduated
from the Friends School last night
in the school building.
An address was delivered by Carl
H. Claudy, who impressed the grad
yates that lasting success in the
business world requires dependa-
bility. responsibility, originality. and
persistency. He said that originality
was the secret OF Col Rooseveit's
success. The diplomas were pre-
scented by Thomas W. Sidwell prin-
cipal Of the school, and musical num-
bers were contributed by the school
chorus.
The graduates included wiIheImina
warner-Soanhoofd, Hazel Elizabeth
Jones, Estelle Reeve, Charlotte
Graves Washburn, Allen Hunt Rob-
erts, Boyd Janney Brown, Henry
Graves Boynton, Slgmund Bryan, and
Bexter Means Bullard.
A reception closed the exercises.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
GOVERNMENT BUYS
LAND ON PARKWAY
Link Will Connect City's Two
Great Parks.
MANCHESTER CHANGES HANDS
Realty Trading Of Week Shows
Gratifying Increase.

The United States OF America has
begun the acquisition of the land
within the connecting parkway along
Rock creek. between Potomac Park
and Rock Creek Park. Yesterday
three deeds were recorded conveying
land within this area to the Govern
ment Two parts OF original lot 1. In
square w OF IL. fronting on Twenty
sixth street northwest. between Penn
sylvania avenue and n street, were
acquired for t47Bs. A lot on X street,
between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets. cost S1.sts. and the
property at the corner Of Twenty
seventh and N streets was bought for
t2.I0s.
.wardman In Busy.
Clarence r. Norment invested Si7s,-
900 In the purchase OF the Manchester
apartments, at 1875 NJ street north
west The building. which IL seven
stories in height and contains seven
ty-five apartments, was bought from
Harry WRrdman. The annual rental
of the apartments II given as 222R76
Harry Wardman yesterday sold the
premises at 1914 Sixteenth street
northwest TO Reba segaL The price
10 not made public. Mr.. wArdman ao-
CURED during the week the property
on p street northwest, between Twen-
ty-frst and Twenty-second streets, on
which he will erect q new apartment
building. To finance the building he
placed trust Of $4,000 on the prop
erty.
The Legal building at Eighth and
@ streets northwest, was sold during
the week by Nellie L. Bradford to
William l. Browning. Mr.. Brown
ing reconveyed the property to Alice
J. Reardon. The property IL valued
at about 100000.
Recover from LulI.
The foregoing constituts some Of
the features OF the increased realty
trading which marked the third week
OF May. The brokers recovered from
tn -lull OF the preceding week and
completed 151 transactions in which
were involved 566 lots and parcels Of
real estate An advance OF twenty
ave trades Is shown over the record
for the second week OF the month.
The volume Of trading f. more than
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
SAILORS and MARINES
SHARE IN PAY RAISE
Most Blue Jackets to Get $3.50
a Month Under Goods Plan.

Not alone the enlisted man In the
army IL to rSesivs more pay here
after.
The enlisted personnel Of the navy
a. well a. Of the army, will share
the benefits Of the movement for
higher pay, which was initiated sy
Representative Good in the House
and was fought through sueesssfuily'
The eonfsrses on the bill for the
increase Of the navy and marine corps
have rssohOd an agreement. One Of
the chief features IL provision for pay
Increases parallel to those for the
army.
In fact, the navy personnel fares
slightly better. Most Of the blue
Jackets will get S32.eo . month In
stead Of t16. The basic increase is
SIS Q month for those getting from
S17.oo to S21 q month From that
sum Il IL graded up to . 80 Increase
for those now getting t46.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
FREES RIMS OF RUST
Parker Process, Owners Believe, Has
Solved Great Problem.

Parker Process, Owners Believe, Has
Solved Great Problem.
Preserving rims from rust has be-
come one Of the chief interests OF au-
tomobils and rim manufacturers in
Detroit and outside cities. Rims are
constantly exposed to all sorts OF cor
rosion conditions. and many engineers
have sought to evolve q positive cure
for the unsiEhtly stains which decay
and mar their appearance.
The new Parker process apparently
has solved the problem, and during
the last few weeks more than 1900
rims have been treated at the Detroit
plant. This figure IL growing daily
with q rush Of orders. Recently six
carloads Of rims were shipped there
from an Ohio factory to be purgsd OF
the corrosion disease.
Rims treated by the process are
given q soft black finish which greatly
improves their appearance. In some
cases rims are entirely eovered with
q heavy coating OF rust, while others
have been less affected. Those more
severely afflicted with the disease are
sand blasted before being immersed
IN the tanks.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19

the record-breaking run on Atlantic
Beach. Jacksonville, Fla.
This new mile stock record was
made in 1910 seconds under the
observation of Fred J. Wagner, off,
cial starter for the American Automo-
bile Association. The new record Is
q surprise to the racing fraternity,
as II Is an unusual performance for a
car Of such piston displacement. Not
only is this a record for the gao cubic
inch class, but Il is faster by az
seconds than the previous highest
record In the $50 cubic inch class
made by a National on the same
course. It IL within three seconds
Of the record made by the Hudson
super-six with q motor in the 400
cubic inch class and figuring nearly
20 per cent larger.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
REDFlELD MAKES SHIFTS
Secretary Of Commerce Announces
Changes In Personnel.

The Department Of Commerce an
nounced today the following changes
in its personnel.
Bureau Of Census, recommendations
for the following clerks: From 81 900
to 81 200. Rose N. Ball, Clarence z.
Batschelet, John Webster. and Wal
ter H. Booth. From 5000 to 81, 900.
william E. Perry, Newell B. Grain.
Joseph E. Mann. William F. Morian,
and Matte R. LeVerette.
Edna Heskett, a clerk at 81 900, has
resigned.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Preston
S. williams and william L. Suit. tenn
porArily appointed as plate printers
helpers at 5000.
William A Russell, trade commits
sioner in the Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, has resigned.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19

double that Of the preceding six days.
The outlying suburbs outdIstanced
all competitors In the race for the
supremacy OF the market, being the
scene Of the transfer OF 4S0 parcels.
The near-urban district Just nosed
the northwest out OF second place
with flfty lots conveyed to the
latter's forty There were
twenty-five lots transferred In the
northeast. plne In the southeast and
six In the southwest
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
PLANS APPROVED
FOR new HOMES
To Be Erected on Mass. Ave.
Near Rock Greek Park.
SECTION ATTRACTS INQUIRIES
New Residential Beauty Spot Is
Promise Of Developers.

Plans have been approved for the
erection OF two handsome homes at
the intersection Of Massachusetts ave
nue., Thlrtisth street, and Rock Creek
drive. The John W. Thompson 4 Co.,
Inc, a. director Of sales, announce
several attractive Inquiries In this
section during the last week.
It was only last week that one Of
the leading bankers OF the city Of
Warrington remarked to one Of the
sales force that Il did not seem pos
sibls to him that property could be
offered In this section, a. he had al
ways Understood Il was part OF the
Rock Creek Park extension. 4 SINH
lar view was taken by . leading Sen.
ator who has recently purchased q
large home in the city, who says
that up TO the time OF his purchase
he had always understood that this
beauty spot OF Washington. with its
fne macadam roads, BidswalkE, and
city improvements. was an addition
to the already handBome Geological
and Rock Creek Park driveway.
It IL, Of course, understood by those
familiar with real estate conditions
In Washington that the lower por-
ton Of the subdivision, or the prop
erty lying to the east OF Rock Creek
drive and that property to the south
Of Massachusetts, avenue formerly
leading into the old Lovers lane new
adjoining Rock Creek Park on the
westerly side. IL shortly to be &C
Quired by the Rock Creek Park com
mission. and is reported as such in
the report OF the Rock Creek and Po-
tomac driveway commission intro
duced in May, 1914
Proud of Development.
The developers OF rnis residential
park section feel justly proud that
whereas such Developments as Forest
Hill. New York. and Roland Park,
Baltimore. have pointed with pride to
the landscape beauty, the work OF
Frederick Law olmsted, jr., the ia
nous Boston landscape architect, that
they can point with just pride to such
names as Daniel H. BurnhAm, Charles
z. McKim. Frederick Law Olmste1.
jr-, Augustus Saint-saudens. as well
as Col. =, Illiam W. Harris, who have
and will continue to aid in every way
the future Identification OF Washing
toms parkway system and the added
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
WASHINGTON UNIT
READY FOR WORK
Ambulance Company No. S
Completes Organization.
NAY SAIL IN FIVE WEEKS TINE
Hospital Service Volunteers to Get
Training at Allentown, Pa.

Washington is ready to send Its
Fret contribution OF men to do their
bit In France.
After q campaign OF only . week.
Washington Ambulance Unit No. 10
recruited beyond full strength. and IL
fully prepared for work.
Last Thursday night the company
began organising. Today 4 hundred
ana twenty-six men have passed the
physical examination and are about
to take the oath or already have been
sworn In. Tuesday the men will pro
coed to Allentown. Pa, where they
viii train for i've weeks at the end
Of which time they will embark for
the front
It's 4 Crack Unit.
IT'S q crack organization in every
sense, this Washington company.
Most Of the members are young col
lsEs men, sons Of army and navy Of
nesrB and nnancisrS, sportsmen In the
rial meaning Of the word.
They are going to face the most
trying test that can be given courage
TO be shot at without q chance 70
IRE in return
They have already passed the frst
test. When the recruiting campaign
started there were many who pledged
themselves to enlist, but who got
cold feet" when they learned Of the
dangers which the unit would face.
The hundred and twenty-six all had
time to reflect on the hazard: there
aren't any slackers in the number.
Support IL Unanimous.
Washington has rallied strongly
behind the new organization Beside
giving, Its sons TO the service. 1t
has alrsady contributed $4,000.
Among the gifts have been $1,000
from Miss Alice ClRpp, 1909 Sixteenth
street, for the purchase Of an am
bulance, and a completely equipped
ambulance from the Piney Branch
Citizens Association.
The unit viii ltake with it twenty
embulances. There will be Isl men
OF aIlranlks. Whenthe War Depart
n1ent first organized the unit, 1t
provided fort eightySix men and
fave officerf. Then the rush to enlist
became 20 pronounced that q lis men
were authorised. This number too
proved too small, however, and It
was decided OF recruit in excess OF
war strength
Indeed. enlistments haven't been
closed yet. Last night the unit re-
ceived kilograms from eight Univer
sity OF Tennessee men and five from
Rock HiIl, S. c., asking II they could
3oin. They received replies in the af-
firmative and are now on their way
70 Washington
Principal credia for the remark
able recruiting campaign goes to the
Capt Dr.. J. Ryan Devereux, and
the four men who were first to en-
list-Russell Hill. Robert T. Marmion,
o. Harig, and A Mosher. All have
devoted the last week TO lecturing to
schools, rhurches, and citizens' asso-
Cations
Unit headquarters are at 11o7
Fourteenth street
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
MARINES TO MAKE DRIVE
win Seek Recruits During Whole
Weak In June.

In the greatest recruiting drive Il
ever attempted, the marine corps will
conduct Q national recruiting week
from June 10 to 1e, In an attempt 70
make Its slogan -Four thousand En-.
listments by Saturday Night" q
reality.
Governors, mayors. business and
professional men. patriotic organisAr
tiona. women's clubs. schools, thea
ters and newspapers win be asked to
cooperate In this work. The marine
corps will be recruited to full war
strength at the earliest practicable
moment, as II Is very likely that the
soldiers OF abe sea" will be among
the first to Tight overseas.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19

attractions to this section of Massa-
chusetts avenue extended.
81 It'll the early extension OF Calvert
street and the widening of Cleveland
avenue and Garfield street to ninety
foot streets to admit street railway
through Massachusetts, Avenue PARK
this section of the city will at once
develop into a restrictive residential
section unsurpassed in the Nations
Capital
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
CHALMERS MAKES RECORD
Stock Chassis, With Fan Removed,
Does Mile In ss.fo

A Chalmers stock chassiG with fan
removed, now. holds the highest mile
record IN the $50 cubic inch class. Joe
Dawson, hero OF Indianapolis speed
contests. and winner Of national rec
orda, who Is now q member of the
Chalmers experimental department,
plotted the Chalmers stock chassis in
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
SOCIALIST pAMPALETs sgIzEp

INDIANAPOLIS. May 1e.-Federal
authorities visited Socialist head
the officials contend are reasonable.
An attorney for the Socialists appear
ed At the Federal building and filed .
demand for the return OF the papers.
The pamphlets condemned the war.
The Washington times., 1917-05-19
DEGREES FOR PAGE AND SHUTS

LONDON. May 1e.-Cambridge Uni
versity has conferred honorary de.
grees on Walter H. Page, the Ameri-
can ambassador, and Gen. Jan Chris
tian SHUTS, the South African COM
mander.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

obglefdb es cine unbeItrittsne Sbats
ia6s 1T. bab Der sfriss bic @eitmd6ts
perbinbert, gbina ipefentli6en Bel
itonb gu Isiften, redtfertigt Is ni6t
bic 8ertreter Der @ntente in 5ofio,
ipel6e es sugaben, baB Sapan fi4 fiir
Ieinen S6ub nidt nur nit @elb,
Ionbern aud nit politii6en Wert6en
su I9amlofen @uferraten be5ablen
lieB.
,Si9erlih tperben bic europdiI4sn
wfGGte ireenbnel9e 8eniihungen -
ieien.l MIR biplomatiife - MAIDEN,
um irgenbnelfe Reiultute uno
feien lie nur biptomdtiIde - unb 10
ptel dls m0gli6 BON eirer 2iquibos
tion pes binmliItsn Rei6es 3u err
lnngen. sd betrafte ben 9(uqenblif
als oppurtun fir bic itdlieniIfe Oi>
plomatie, dllc bieTe ffiidternen 8ors
urtbeile unb Sinteraebant,n beii'ite
su 'fofIen unb aud i'm fernen Often
i6re @ini6e gu fOrmulisren".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
Hnfdae.

- auf benz Seintpeg ben Der
cdu,Ic nnlr6e Der Sjdbrige Soiepb
RuIo, 1103 @olnltt Strabe, 9eItern
Iadrnittas IN Der gaG6e ieiner elter.
liaen @obrning BON einem autotrud
ber Rotb 9oding 60, pel6er non
RRid,nro genion seleltft tutrbe, iiber'
iaDren unS erIitt einen geinbrud,, lo'
pte aroere gerIesiugen, Die fetne
ue5erfiibrltns nod Dem Staotbofpital
.l6Etts nlaaterI.
- Bernard SbeDe, 90 Sabre oIt,
2317 Rorelarto Tlace ,trug ernet
9r,rd oes ref)ten geius unb aroere
TerIesungen oopou, ols er an Der
Brtee Sill Roob urlo glberon slnelrue
cine Gar perIieB uno ebe er oos Erot'
toir erreiben fonrte, bon Dem Wotor'
rao oes Gnlter @ebmeter, 2765 @elt
6. StraBe, nieoergeronnt tpur0e.
gaebntcier li,B BEN 8erlettcn na6 oetI
Gston Soipital oringer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

fpdrtisen amt lehet, faste aud, bab
II BON iol4en 9oridldgsn nidts niiz
ie. er fagte, baB penn pirtliA Elm
FOLDER 8orl9lag BON bem @eianbten
bon gdbarbt ssmndt porben fsi, mas
er aber besipeif!s, bann miiiIe er BIZ
rett an ben Winiitsr .bes 4euberen,
Qguilar, ober on ben Seneral Gar
rdnsa gernaht lporben fein.
Der umeritaniife 9otidaiter,
SenrD y. 5lether, reiits am Oons
nerIiag Morsen gu frii6er Stunbe
nit bem Miniiier bss aeuberen
asuilar na6 @uabalajard, no iiG
9snsral Gnrran3a 3ur 3eit befinbst.
Die Rsiie tpurbs in aller gile unb i'm
@ebeimsn arransirt, unb gliemano ers
fubr etpas bapon, Biz bic beiber
Wdnnsr lange fort iparsn.
sn alien bieiisen gut untsrrihteten
&reiisn III man Der 2lniIdt, bab Elm
folder 9orid)lds, nj. er in Der angeb.
liden 3immsrmann'iden glOte ents
bal!sn 1T. bem General gdrrun5a nift
bon bem 9eianbten gtborbt unters
breitet porben lit, fpsnnglei9 biss nur
cine perI0nlihe 4niiht III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
6eimltatlps
Ierlief geitrise @Oufercns binjidtlidJ
Der Sruse bes 9reiies fiir.
foidJeres Sleiid.

Sic aortroberfe be3iigli6 oes Eret.
ies fir toi1eres Sleii6 lit nod imnIer
ul1Der1nbert. glm eeitrigen Gage falo
m Der @obnung oes &abbiners So
icpb We. Scpin. gto. 1896 @eslep &oe.,
cine 9onfererB sspii6en einem Inter.
ausituB uno ID Der Is bieiigen Slei.
iacr, bic foi9eres Sleiib perfarien,
TAFT, perlief iebo9 erge6niblos. Ser
llnterauaid,uB ieste ii9 aus Gabbtner
2epin, Sputm gseuer. Smrnel
Sdnribt uno Pbilp Preain 6uiaHl'
r1en.
Die einsisen 5dnbler nit toi4erem
5lsiia, bic am seitrisn Gage ibre
@efadfte often bielten ,parsn oiejsnis
gen, beren Gei9dftslotaIe iia an Der
Serbfteu StruBe befinbsn. gu elmer
pirtlifen &raftprobe pirb es in Der
fSrage am 6eutigen &berb tommen
fpsnn bic GintGufe mad SaIub bcs
Sab6utbs gemadt perben.
ga6 Der @niiht bes tOI9erer
S6lG6ters 8. SiderotpiB BON yto.
$50 8ef Ss6fte GtraBe piro Der
8OptOtt Der toi4eren sdldater bin:
nen "a Stunben feiR Gube srpst4t
bobeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
Jiirs Setbesba 6oipital
Col elm peiterer sypnSs pon $3.50, 900
anigebradJt ucrben.

Sir oas 9et9es6a &oipitnl unb Die
nit oenlicl6en IN 8erbillolng iteberl'
neu 9tnitolb.n ioq elm peiterer 8onos
pon $3.50, 900 nllfoebradt neroen.
0ieien Tlnn enhpidelte geitern
:q6eHo 9eleoelltlif einer 8eriamnllung
BON GcltIfcn @2ctbooiitet1prebige
lnio 2cien, Die in Der @rIten 9eutifyen
9ild,6fliten Wfetho0iItIf)en air6e an
her 3face StraBe itattfan6, @iifof &.
q. 6en6erion ron 3etroit, 6em felt ct.
niger Belt Die friibere oeutide Central.
fonferen3 interiteht.
gtof 6en 9lusfiibrungen ben %i6of
Seilocrion ioa Die aitf3ubrinqe Gum.
ire III Der folqenoen @eiIe @ertper.
orng liu6en: 100000 io1en iiir ben
Bat lniD Die @usitattlrna zines neucn
S6pciterGeims benubt tperoen; $70..
900 iiir Die Si(grng Der nod auf Der
Gntbitbungsnritalt beg Soipitols Ia.
itciIbrn Sd,ltI6 uno $4,000 fir einen
otiibau an bic @nitalt in Scorlet
Cats.
Gin Sbeif oes s5otlos TIM gctrage
bon $4,000 lit bereitsa BON einem
.aarlpognefonnnittee, an 6e'ieu Spiee
Gr. 5. 81. Giefman itebt, altfgebroft
roroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
geuann 23 giunb an &c.
wi6t un1 fonute 10 ibret
arbeit jurifiebrtn.
Gopinstoncr Srau iast, Sanlae babs
ibr nene Strait gegebeu.
Grlangt ihren Mppefit
Dieber
ltmS erflart, iidJ beiier 5a fiiblcm ais
ieit Sabren.

sd babe 90 Bfunb an @etpidt gu.
genommen felt id NIT 6efn @ebrau9
BON Sanloc be9ann tmo babe mid
nienals IN meinen 2eben beiier &c.
fiibIt", iagte Grm 2ottie @arfs Don
SEQ. 285 @eitcrn aberue, Gopinaton.
SD Iaiie mid nift gerne AZ einer
offentliden grfIdrling berbei". fubr
lie fort, vpenn ib aber boourd be.
biiGfIi6 fem fann iraeito jenanb Dor
ben Sorperbefdperber 5u be1pobreu,
Die ih eroulbete. bntn ioa e5 nit
geraniieen geibeben.
~@be i9 nit Dem EonIae begann.
fiiblte id mid forttpGbreno abge.
ipnnnt. Die gerinqfte Sousar6ett Der.
urIadt mir Sfmin6elanfdae, 70 oab
ih mid Iegen ulubte. SD fonnte
manhmal' taitm ben Sopf aufredt
balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
Ser berienfte bOlldnbiibe
9ampfer uSacatra"
Bar ssparnt porben bic
Gefabr3onesun unerlaffen.

Wdr gefparnt fporoen, Die
Gefabr5onesu Derlaffsn.
Rim, /. Wdr5. = auf brnhts
loIem Wege nad Sabpi1e. - Cine
offi3iele grtldrung, tpel9e NIT Be-
aug auf bas 0erienten Der iiebsn bols
lanbiiden 8ampf.r abgessben nurbs,
lautst tpie folat:
Gin beutIfes 9aud6oot ftieB am
g. S5ebruar breibig Msilsn tpeftlif
bon ben SeiIb snieIn auf ben bols
Idnbif6en Dampfer .Sacatra" Dsls
der Gstrsibs fir bic bolldnbifhe Res
aieruns an gorb bate unb fidh mad
Rpit.rbam nntertpegs befanb. Su bt.
3eit fir iihre paHase neutraler
Shiiie mod niht aboelaufen mar,
ipurbe Der Dampfer nttt ansebalten,
ab.r ssipnrni, bi. 9.fabraone gu pers
lafsn unt bic norb6ftlihe Route nda
5ollanb au psrfoIsen. Dem aapitdr
beg Shifies fpurbe au9 cine aarte
Der 8sfabr3on. osgeben.
.5rob ber brin9enben Warnuna
i.bi. aber Der Oampfer feline Sabri
IN Der Rihtuna bss ensliI6en 4ds
nals fort. unb infola.osHsn befanb er
iib unter ben Shiffeu. ipel6e am
%. Sebruar, nnfbem he ben Safen
bon Falmouth perlaiien batt.u. tor
pebirt nurbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
g&iffe nsa S796 Comes
Sinb laut parifer WeI,
bunsen ipieber per.
fenft nprben.

parts, /. Wdr3. Die g.rientuns
Der fOlsenben Sdiffs purbs bier am
Donusritas offi3i.II ansetiinbist: Der
britiid. Dampfer ~GIan Jarsuber-,
BON 1858 sonnsn. am %. 5ebruar;
bas bri.ifde SeseIidiff .gaIsorm
Cattle. BON 1896 aonnen. 27. Sc.
bruar; Der fran30Ffde Sdoner ~@as
ris Sopepb'. BON 1872 SOnnen, ON
%. Gebtuar auf Der S6be Gaump.
unb Der noripesiIds Dampfer .Sio'
fab. Don 1155 SOanen, am 2s. Gs.
bruar.
gorI, Jrlano. /. Mdr5. Der 2as
pitGn 1yramptpn BON Der .Galgorne
pitdn Gramptpn bon Der r8aIgorm
Monn BON Der gsiabung tamen an
Donneriias In gorf on. sic iparen In
stnem Saftn an Der @eittHiis seIanbsi
suoybsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
GSaa Ctr. fdngt an beiDrst
su tperben.
SrDartet Die SeiHIfebr oes gr-got.
iaafters @ernro nit grobter
SpaltnIng.
getblebemItieH ge6en itarf sitriid,
tGnnen Die 1ilicnen britiiaer
Soften nit)t reroaueU.

geeugorf, 1. Idrs. @al Strect
!ue;b, mas bas Sdilo i'm Sale euIes
qrisges nit SeitibIano 81 errparten
bat, i,nS ie ndber etne loI9e Weoglid,-
ter beranriift, ocito tiefer ialIen Die
Giiric. Gofort nab 9efanntperSen Der
1iuritigen @inberidtimg Der 5looo.
9ia meIde oem prdiioeuten groBe
Wtaftbefuguiiie eiHrdlrtt, icste ge-
itern cine iarte gertailisbelpegullJ
elm
Die Seimfegr oes gg9otif,ufters
yetaro miro in Sinan5freIien init
arp5cr Spanntng etipdrtet, oenn es
iprro aneeaonmlen, oaB Tralioeilt
g8ilion nur 56gert, neil er annintult,
3oe Seruro tpidjtiee ndridJten nit.
brineen pirS, Die 70 beoeittlingsooQ
il..o. boB er lie Sela aabel nit]t aaDer.
irn,len rpoat,. Cine @eneung oer
Stn1e miro oaber IN etpa Sebn Eagen
eripGrtet.
9ag or6bte unbe5aaeu berei!ete ben
sSinan3iers Der Riidgans bon 9et9lss
bem Steel attien. Vie itimmbes
rehtioten 9lttien fisIen I'M 8 puntte
auf l2O uno bic niat ftimmbsre4ti9.
ten um ID guntt, auf 100. 9a auf
iebe Itimmbere9tigte 2tttte 500 in
baar be,ablt tpurben, bsbeutsn otele
3oblen einsn &urs BON 62 fir altc
9lttisn bic i'm lebtsn glopember no9
fir TOO pertauft ipurben.
@au Strset fraet nit 9an9eR:
Benn bic annabme ensliI4er trr5trts
itiesr Notsu bic 9etbIebem@Qttien, Die
auertannt.n Ssiibrer Ser Wunitionss
9lttisn, in ioI9smWabe entrertbei bat,
mas piro iib alsbann nit ben anoes
rem Wlunitions 6abriien ersignen,
nelbe bieielben Roten i'm getrase
BON pieIen Uii[ipnen aeceptirtsn, biele
SbatIade uber perbeimlihten9
9as pubIitum fplIte buriiber uuf=
oeillrt psrben. Menu es eirs Huge
9olitit mar, iparum purbe lie aIss
bann perbeimli6t' Sbsr 1T es mOsIiG,
baB bic 9irettorsn. fib perionli4 Oer-
ontportIib fiiblen9
g(ua llniiso States Steel 9lttien
seistsn cine iebr ihtpa6e Ssnoeu5,
bic tpobI nod ausseIprp6ensr genes
fen rpdre, penn beute ni4t cine 8iots
bsnoe iduia mare.