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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
If THE LETTER of the German

If THE LETTER Of the German
Secretary Of foreign affairs is authentic,
tile American nation will be justified
in resorting to energetic measures. But
il is matter Of serious doubt whether
it is true. Fairness and our own in.
terests demand to suspend judgement
until the authenticity of the letter is
established. Even senator SO openly
hostile to Germany as Mr.. Lodge de-
mands proofs, and what appears doubt
full even to him ought not be regarded
as certainty by Others. To us the let
ter appears rank fabrication. We
can not see how it could have reached
our shores knowing, as we all do, that
every word crossing the pcesn is sub
jected to British censorship and the
German Secretary could iInpossibly
have carried stupidity to the extent to
send letter of such grave import in
care of the British censor. The hssty
and slovenly style of the letter pre-
cludes the idea that it was written by
q diplomat OF such standing as the Ger
man Secretary. Such weighty matters
nre set forth in a lengthy document and
are treated in detail. The contents are
almost conclusive proof that the letter
can not be authentic. The purport Is
first, that Germany offers an alliance.
10 Mexico, to country which can not
obtain gun, even a cartridge without
the consent of the United States. Only
mendacity can suggest such an alliance
for it is even beyond the rawlings OF
insanity. The other charge that Ger.
many proposed an alliance with Japan
is as plausible as an offer of alliance to
France or Russia. Extrinsic and intrin
sic evidence point to a malicious fabri-
cation by English mereenaries. If what
is beyond all belief should prove to be
true, no American, whatever his descent
or nationality will hesitate for q
moment in performing his full duty to
his country But document which
bears every earmark OF rank forgery
must be properly authenticated before
it can be considered just cause OF
war, and the report that the plot was
not discovered through any foreign
source but by secret service agents
calls for additional caution.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

gerfaiebens Senatoren
baben in Der Debate bic Mniidt uuaz
aeIproden, bab bic Sin, ipelde BEN
prdfibenten ipsiisebeube WoIlmaaien
sesen 9eutidIanS su srtheilen be-
itimmt 1T, niat eber ansenpmmen pers
ben ioIte, als Bis @enaues iiber bic
3immsrmannihe Rote in grfabrung
gebruat pOrpen 1T. 0ieie 4nIidt sntz
ipri9t Der 5prberuns Der @ere9tiss
felt gesen bus ameritaniide @plt. Gs
mare eiHe Sama3 fir bic Der. Staas
ten unb eine empOrenbe Sanbluns dss
gen Oas ameritaniIhe @plt, penn bic
ies an bic S9la9tbani sefiibrt mir
ben unb es iid, ipdter erse6en ipiltc.,
baB oas Sdreiben, fpelhes bem &riege
als Re6tfertiguns biensn iolI, eins Nez
meine SGliduns 1T unp mir huhen
ni9t ben minoeiten 3peifel, bub es iia
als cine inlds eripeilen fpiro. Sres.
benz lit ss me6r als sipeifelbaft, o6 bic
MaiorttGt Der Senatpren in biefer e1rs
liden unb sere9ten Weiis perfaGren
nirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

Senator2obse lpollte ipiiicr,
Of Der prGiibsnt iibsrbaupt i'm Belize
beg 9rieTes 1T, ipie er pem Staa.sz
Setretdr 3immermann Susel1ris6en
pirb unb penn er i'm bat, Of sr lbrl
fir d9t bGIt. Senator Sipne iupltc
piHen, 'p6 pas, mas Der ErGiibsnt ii6er
bic 9lbiidten SeiitidIanOs erfabrsn
bat, Don elmer ber nit Seuti9Iane i'm
aries itebenben Resieruns ooer einem
ibter sgenten berriibrt. Die Be
idIiifTe, bic btsie austunft fur0erteil
iinb Der sdthe uuf ben @runb segans
gen tpGren, ipurosn bonn Senat peruor
fen unb itutt beiien Elm nidtsiagencer
9eihluB ungenpmmen, babingelenb,
Der 9tdi iibent fpGe 2lustiinft ettbsiler,
mas er iiber bic 3immermann:ylots
tpeiB, fpfern bus niht nit
benz Dffentli6en Sntsr
unpeteinbar 1T. Jn
Der unteritrt6enen StsIle liest Sic
Iufforberung an ben grdiibentsn, bic
austunft gu peripeigern, neil bic Mas
ioritGt Der Senutoten iiberbaupt iidt
bic Wabrheit ipiiIen min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

ionSern Sab IN eafden Gebiet ber eIct
DE @eiit berridjty Der bic Sntsreien
Der Gtfitpierenben spte Der Dftiipier.
len in eIiidlider Weiie betsitist ,inS
babel aus benz glid,ts sDerfe 1inb Mer.
tie id,afit, bic ipesiea ber @ep6Iferiing
Der beI.btsn gsbiete ouf eipise 0eiten
biiaus @eipinn iulo Segen bringel
gfiggenbodh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

iein. Nun tpeiB Sebsr, baB tetn Gsben
papier itat bisfem 2anbe selansen
tann, pbne bon ben britiI1en gebDrs
ben oer ssnaiieiter 9urdiidt untsr5os
gen gu tpsrSen. Das Tbliebt aus. tdB
Der Brief iibsrbaupt absefbidt fpptben
1T, benn Rieindnb tptrb ben beutIdNn
StaatsIeiretdr BEG gluspGrtissn sintr
fold entIebIihen 9ummbeit fir fGbig
balten, bab er einen Brief pon ioTt
| ihiperlpieserbent SnbaIt abiditeh
ipirb, tpenn er auf bag gsftintmieiie
ipeiB. bab er bem btitiIhen 2snIpr
ni6t en!eebsn lam. Der StbI, in
fpeldem Der Brief a6ssfabt 1T. be.ptiif
ebenfaas bic ssdlfhung. Saan BON
folder wi9tieteit feriisi man nift
nit Elm paar 3eiIen db, fonbsrn Sers
breitet fid bierin Biz ins Ginsclite
SdIiebIid Der SnbdIt ieIbit Idbi 1idt
ben minSetsn 3psiiel iibrig, bag mir
es nit einem s6tsn probri.iY1en
S6urtenitreid gu tbun babsn. @teritp,
beibt es in bem Sf)reibeu, ion oufsre
fDroert tperben, ii5 DeutfdIunb segen
bic Ser. Stuaien ansuTdIisbsn, Mss
rito, bas nod nidt cine iyIinientaael
obne 3uitimmuns unb WiFen Der
Der. Staaten erlanssn innn unb icl1e
bIObiinniss QllIians ION Der bsu!ite
Staatsietretdr borgeihIdgeu 6absn
ebenio bumm seIusen iit bic ongess
lide 4ufforberine an ben beuiifen
@eianbtsn inWeriio, er Ioue Ben gIrGs
iibsnten jenes 2unbes erTuden. bab Il
Sapan ebenfaGs berdnlaBi, Iid
0suii6Ianb sesen bic Der. Siddtsh
an5uIalisbsn. Die JGIIder 1Gitsn
sberfo gut ben beutidsn Staaisictre'
TOR iasen laFen tonnsn, Der prdiiosnt
bon Ulerito ionte Rublanb pno
Srautrsi5 psranluiien, iid) 9euiff>
Lamb gegen bic Der. Stdaten an3us
iblisbsn. mir babsn nidt ben mirts
beItsn 3peifei, bab bic pIumps 5dls
Iduns naagetptsfen tperben tpirb. aber
srIt, nadbem lie ibren 3iped etfiiat
bat, bic Der. siaaien in aries NIT
Deutf6lanb gu bringen.
gtpas Grmutbisuns tOHnte mau
oaraus iaOpfsn. bab ielbit ein Iolhsr
DeutI6enbaIier, fpie 2obse niat an
bic 2le9ibsit bss griefss elaubt unb
pom Prdiibentsn austlnft seforber!
bat, Oh sr ben Brief fir d9t bdIi inio
oh sr in geiiBe bss grisfss 1T. gthetI
es III pffsnbar, bab bic Qlnttpo,i erit
srioleen ipirb, nadbem Der prdioent
bic goumadisn su einern arieas err
lan9t bat, bic Der aonareb ibnl ii5,I
sslpGbren tpolIte. Sds lit I'm 10 mshr
gu ertparten, ais Der bernptratiId. Ses
nator Spanipn benz Senat mitlbeils
te, ct iei pom 9rdiibentsn our Gritds
rung ermd6tiet iporben, baB Der grisf
in Der 9auptIad)e ri6tis iei Tcs H.
aaes, mas n0tbis III, I'm ben aoEgreb
3u Giiben bes ErdIibenisn 3u brii,genI
unb in Jolse bsiTen fpirb Der praiis
bent bic qntpprt Ober cine pDIls 2lilss
tunft erft ertbeilen, na4bem er fsinsn
3ped errei9t fat.
Die austunft, bic Gpanion brn
ssnat ertbeilt bat, fpdrs nobl sesisnst
gerbsfen, bieen jiubig gu MAIDEN. gs
lieat tein @erii4t DOR, ionbern Elm
Brief uno Der prdiioent iagt ridlt.
oaB Der Brief d6t 1T, ionbern bab erI
IN Der 5auptfade ridtig III, mas bpdI
nur ben Ginn babeH fam, bab etl
ben Brief ni4t beiibt, ipnbsrn bdb erl
oas fiir rpa6r bait, ipas iiber ben Sns !
bait bss @riefss gsfast tDirb. 2lbsrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

Der fpGtere ameritani> :
[ae @si9iatsiarsiber tpiro NIT Grs
r5tben BON ben .3inmermannidsn
Ssareiben melbeu, bas fabrisirt purbs,
nm ben &pnsreb gum &riese gu oers
besen. aeib.r 1T bisie ipGte 8ers4s
tisteit bD9It unbefrieoisenD unb Tam
iie Sas ameritaniide @oIt ni9i ret
ten, bas pieI 9lut anb piel Gelb fir
zine f9GnsIi5e aiige tpirb Dpfern
iiiiIen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

@enn Sic Serten i'm aon.
ereb bebenten ipo[ltsn, tpie piele anea'
ben, bic nit benz aries in gerbinbunq
ife6en, aIs nntpabr ertpieIen tpprSeu
finb, ipiirben iie bus fps. 3immers
ntannfde Stretben iiitt pbne G1cts
ieres aIs G6t annebmen. glber offens
bar ipoIien bic Wieiften belugen iein,
menn Bic aiiss iih segen SeiltiaIane
rihtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

8enn man i'm aDnsreB
DON DeutIaer nnmenIalidtsit ipri4t,
10 tann man bas rlidt betpeiien; es Il.
aud nid3t pabt. glber man lam be-
peiien, baB arneritaniihe sMenih!i6'
feit" Ben 5Db BON SunoerttauienSsn
DeatIsbtn tinb bic geritiimmeliina sis
ner nod gt5Bsrsn 3uhl Deriaulbst
hat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

es iii eine srDBe aase,
baB DeutfdlunS ben Ser. staatsn
unre6t t6ut, es 1T cine nod srSbers
Qiias, paB es ariss nit ben @er.
Gtaaten intt, a6er Die allersrOsis
aiise 1T pas Jog. SimmsrmauHide
Gdreiberr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
sreitas, ben 2. Mars 1911,

@er lid niat a tiiatii d.
ieIbii tduiaeu min, Ser tpirO sugeten
huiifTen ,pdb Der 8rief oss osutidsn
Gtaats Settetdrs cine bunossemsli'e
sydl{huna III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
@ie cine ipater. sepefd. mel.

@ie cine fpatere Sepefde mel.
Sei, fat Der TraiiSent bem scnat BE-
ridItet, Sai sic 3inmermann'ide g,ute
EDIT lit. @eitere ausfuuft perlueisert
er aus 8riinOen Der OfientlidJeu @obl.
fubrt. Seetere gntwort baben mir,
iui. aus einem anSeren sIrtifei er'
iidtlid) lit, ppransseieBen. 9a er ie.
bod 5usi6t, bab er i'm geiiB elmer Iols
den gsute lit, 70 lam er obne geritob
gegen bas 6ffentIiae Sntersfie Die
5ruge beantborten, ob bic Note in
gbiffrefdrift dbsefuBt 1T, obsr OBJ bic
lote Oepei4irt pDsr, ipenn banOi4-ift,
lid, in tUelder Sprade iie absefaBt
1T. Saraus fpiirbe iid erie6en IaNsh,
pb es nit Der aniidt pon Der aentbeit
Der Rots feline Ridtisteit Bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
Sm @ertpaltuuss @ebiet BON
Qitauen.
gOn einem ariessbsridtsritaiisr
aOiunO gsiIna g,ialpituf.

aoDnu @ilna WialpfOf.
-s
Sn ben orei @esirfen aitaleit,
8ilnasSnfpaIti uno gialpltcf. .@rpo.
no lit Die 9ertpaltiing III abnlifer
gSeiie geregelt, ipie in alirIano, 100
bereits annubernb normale SllitdnSe
lerrihcn. gelir mar bier eiiiestbeils
init groberen Gertpiiitungen sn redl'
nen, Damn cher audi nit sroberer
Senmniiien in ge5ug auf bic gsDDls
ferung Ses 2nnSes. gs iuerben bier
bier peritiebene Spra9en seiprof)eil,
litauiid, politiid, jioiib hnb fpeiB.
ruiiildl, oaoon fperoen Die lesgenailll'
ten nod NIT beionoercn Sd,riitarten
geifrie5en, oas iiOiide nit bebrdi.
iDel, Sas peiBri.iitib rittberiifbe nit
tDrilliihcn 8uhitaben. Cine beicnoere
Sdqpierigfeif bietet aud oas jiioiid|e
Sroletariat, ens in einigen oieier
Sidbte bis 73 4Sroaeiit Der gep0lte-
iuiig d,isinadjt.. Sobale es nun nid,ts
mebr 5n banbeIn siebf, = Die giebr.
BAIL Der sSiiSen beiGaitigt iid NIT
benz SanbeI, obipobl man Bier aud
5lenilid oiel iiibiidle SaitDiperter iiebt,
- ptrfaIlen bieie Sitoen Sefn idapir.
5citen eleno iinb gegen ole grobten.
ibeils aiid Der gtotb entipriiitgere,
gant iiilslaiiblid aiiseeoebnte arolti'
tiitisn, gait es nun nit nllen Wit.
.ein ol,Siifantpfeil. etnise gsotlIabrts.
eiiirittiineeit ipnren ihon borbaiiee'b
ales trelfpliiise Srgafltlaflcneit, itao'
ride oeer ltantlihe slrntenfiiriorge
teg!ie 'o1ulager gan5lid). ghrdl
5tauis1iiidniiig theliireiie ntib mt
2ilie oes auslalloes, fmiroen 0ieie
aniiaiteti IN ben Staito gelesf oen
gobercE antoroerutgen Der Seit ge'
ied,t sii tperoett
sSii 4DIIfto Iprftfeft mir 1ip Qpfffrffls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

Das e s4reiben, bus Staut2>
Setretdr 3immermann an gernItorfi
ssididt ba6en ioG, 1T ielbiiDeritGnbs
Ii6 nidt tsIegraphirt, ionpern tDis IS
In ioI9em Sale niat anbers iein
lam, in 3iffernIflriFt ubsefabt ipOre
ben. Bic aeiner Deriteben tann, Der
nidt ben S6liiiTeI ba8u beTst. SEP.
rlD4ten mir un austunft bitten, !pie
Der grGiibent ben SnbaIt Sss griefes
ertnttteIt baben min. @ir forberh aud
ben prdiioenten auf, ben Brief In Sac
flmils gu DerOfFentli6en unb bds Tam
er nidt psrtpetsern, obre ben bere:9tiss
ten 9erbad. gu erregen. bab er ejnem
sefaIi6tsn Shriftftiid Slau6en tsise'
nefen bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

Bon elmer 4n5abl 4meris
faner perSen mir srfu9t, bic 8etidte
Hber ben aries unS aHes, mas nit
bieiem sufammenbdnst, in ensiii4er
Spra9s gu Der0ffentli4en. oa lie Bic
Wubrbeit in ben enslii4en 3eitungen
nidt gu finben permDsen uno Fa aud
eurh Prpbsn iiber5eugt baben, bab
bieie 3eitunsen ni4ts aufnebmen poIs
len, als mas gu @unIten Der @aiirten
lautet. Diefe grFabruns p.rben iie
ieBt aud nit Dem 3immermanni4en
grief MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

su ertlGren fein, bab bic gtote ibre
Wirtuns 'auf ben aonsrtb ausiitsn
Ioate, ebe fd cine @elesenbeit bot. bic
5GlI6uns gu betpeifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02
folder alnitaIten brett IN aeibeuidnft

folder gnitalten brett III 1eibcnidnii
dnsartett.
@on3 beIcnbere slufmertianlfeil
ritubtc Der BIER ipie ,iirgen6 ionft grai
iirenoen S,roititlltion seiheilft iuer'
ben. g}ieIe in ticfiter gtotb perlorci
seednsene @cidopfe fonnteft ipieoel
ebrIiter slrbeit Sugefiibrt, uitb a
fonnte burd, Itrenge llebertpadpunf
Der araitfbeiten srobe @efabr fiir De
poIferiing unb 3rippe abgeipenoeI
peroen. Tie @erbeiierung ceA @e
Iun6beitssuitanbes ergibt lid am bent
lidyitcn ans ben SterblidIfeits5iifern
bie fir Cftober 1915, be1p. 1915 Ian
ten: sIagen,eine iSter5lihfeit 1917
294, ainberiterbIitfeit 354 I99.
Die nen orsanifirte Geilerpebi
crer3ierte sil imicren ebren nit preit
biider GtrantniBeit, banit fiibrte iiris
elm Gang oiir6 ben Bbetto in oas
Sd,obbesIeben Der @ilnaer Sroengc'
neinSs 81, NON tieiiten Tieien bieies
ls,btffo oob "a nob stIibts AZ IGubern,
befonoers elm Weiddft nit Der ailf'
,d,rift. Soiua yeIlifntegtpoaren ,nc
fife 8ebef", tilatte einen .iuenig appe'
titrei5en6cn ginbriid.
Siero,ii oino es In niIber Eohri
burd, oIe sebensmiirbiofeiten ber
Stobt Riln6f,it aim Sitrabranta.
SeiIiatEim. eiten ;itmIid, lpie bas
3ptuiode. spieI in gern in eiucir
StcStthore aufaeiieilten ,p,tneertbaii.
qer D,abcnnenbiIbe gluf bern grut,
toirs fi,ien bic gittfud,enoen unh
fein 1Iaubiaer aebt porbei obne Gjr,ib
,gc.reiisiauna lmo titles 8ebet. gpii
betraten bann oas geIerpoiraebdubs
pes itaotiihen slaiieriperfes, Sas al
afrltiIte Slbionberlid,teit ieoen Soli
in iiinisebniahem edo ,uiocraibt. nil
oies feiner pom uns, Die qImerifanel
einaeItloiien ir porber aebSrt. I'm Der
gJlaaa,inen Ser gtaSiueripaItiIna iini
iiir speieinbaIb gliaionen W,arf &c.
bensmitteI fir oie geuoIferl,na arfae.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

3n ben pteIen berbddtigpn
Hmftanben Der 3iHmermannf9tn Jeotc
seielt ii1 no9 Der ipeitere, Der ben
3eitpuntt Der gerDffentlidung hes
trifft. Ser Praiioent foroerte Dom
ROngrsb peitgebenbe 8oama6ten gss
gen SeuiidIanb. Die aongrsBsRits
slieber rparen niat geueist, iie gu Be-
iDillisen. ga erf9eint pl5blid bic
aOte, bie, tuenn lie iiberbaupi iiber 6as
@ufier setou,nien 1T, ihpn Ieit pier
Woden iia i'm 8eiis bes Yraiibanten
befano. @arum bat En- bann 70 Ianse
nit Der @er6ffentIi6uus getpartet2
Die 1ersSseruns lam bod nur bamit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-02

mann, Der repu6Iitanifde 5ii6z
rsr Sss 6auIss, auf ben mir TpId
9rDbe 9offnunssn 8ur grbaltung bcs
Jriecens geiest baben, bat bieie pola
itGnbis setdufht. Mpnate lang er.
tIdrte er, buB es tbDri6t ipdre, einen
&riee nit 9eutiblanb un5ufangen,
ba unTers SntereFsn ni9t in europa,
fonbern in Siibumerifa lGgen unb sr
Iieb aud bur4bliden, baB bieie bon
@nglanb unb ni9t pon Seuti4lanO
sefdbr6et iinb. 9sitern auf .;nmal
nabm er etns S6pentung por uno
befiirtportete ben arieg tpie Elm g}ros
brite. Wisoer einmal bat au6 in ties
lem Sale Der garteipolititer ben
Staatsmann iibertpunben.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
PALLADIUM

United States, he became interested
In stories of the United States and the
freedom OF its people and landing IN
New York in October II. 1913, he sew
cred relations with the steamship COM
pany
Eleven days later he enlisted In the
United States Army at Fort Siocum
Serving the army continuously since
that time, he was stationed on the
border with the Eighteenth Infantry
during trouble with Mexican raiders.
He has been detailed at Fort Leaven-
worth since November, 1915.
"A country which stands for human
ity and the rights OF mankind as does
our United States cannot help being
on the right side in this great strug-
gle," Sergeant FitzJGerald said proud
ly in telling of his application for cit
izenship, land hope to be allowed to
do my bit in crushing the War Lord
of Europe"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
On The Screen
MuRRETTE

According to Wallace Reid, the
scenario writer's sit up nights devils
ing new ways to have him injured
and he states that he believes there
was conspiracy against him in the
Instantaneous production "The
Prison Without Walls in which he
will be seen at the Murrette On We'd
nesday and Thursday, co-starring with
Myrtle Stedman and supported by a
cast of unusual excellence.
Robert e MacAlarney and Beulah
NJ Dix who prepared the story, sup
piled Mr. Reid with three fights, in
two of which he is supposed to get
soundly beaten. 1t is said to be con-
trary to Mr.. Reds. principles to take
a beating without protest, even for
the screen and the two conflicts in
which he is finally vanquished in his
forthcoming production show that he
does not submit without a struggle,
as the three battling individuals who
fought against him, will testify. Be-
Ing a husky, two-fisted young person,
Mr.. Reid sails in to a film fight as
strenuously as he would if it were
real fight and he expects his adver-
sary to do the same.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
GILES RESIGNATION
-fs-@' 49, : ~r- ~ II
TContinued From Page one.]

Under the law, teacher can be
dismissed only on the grounds of inn
morality and inefficiency.
Giles preferred neither of these
charges against Ramsey.
Patrons of the Whitewater school
are the best judges Of Ramsey's eff
f.ciency, and they unite in their yer.
dict that he is their father" counsel
or" and best friend" and that he has
done more for their children than any
principal ever stationed at Whitewater.
That no scandal can be found in
Ramsey's record goes without saying.
Sentiment all over the city today is
crystallizing in an insistent demand
that Giles be brought to time and be
made to prove sufficient and adequate
reasons for the dismissal of Ramsey.
Citizens Demand Rights.
Citizens are demanding that their
right of petitioning for redress Of
wrongs inflicted by public official be
given hearing.
They hold that Giles Is public
official, amendable for his actions to
the people, and that the people have
the right to demand that he give
EN- hearing.
ANUL III luC ulStOIy vi hISuuOAu AdS
so much clamor been aroused against
q school official as Is marking the
fight that is being made on Giles and
his methods.
The salvo of eggs directed against
Principal Pickell Of the high school.
which under normal conditions would
have been roundly denounced, is today
accepted with good-natured complac-
ence by the citizens. because they are
dissatisfied with the methods of Giles
and his administration.
1t is felt that students will not re-
spect Giles and will not cooperate
with him, II he persists in methods
such as he used to exile Ramsey.
Bible Class Resolution.
The resolution adopted by the Broth
erhood class of the First NJ e. church
is appended:
THE Brotherhood Bible class of the
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school deplofes the action of the city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
FROM BASE TO BASE

Babe Myers has been released as
manager of the Richmond club. Second
Baseman Joe Evers has been appoint
ed Bade's successor. This does not
come as surprise. for Babe has not
shown the hustling qualities as man.
ager, either this year or last season,
that he showed when he was a player,
which was up to two years ago. His
Richmond team was a joke the early
part OF the season. 1t is strong now,
however. Babe waited altogether too
long before Strengthening it. making
the costly mistake Of figuring that a
team of castoffs and a few others
could win in the Central league. He
found that out in Muskegon last year
and did not profit by the experience.
When Babe was playing he was one of
the best players in the league, and he
was up and DOING all the time Joe
Evers is brother of Johnny Evers of
National league fame. He is a hust-
ling and energetic young fellow and
one OF the most popular players in the
league. He is as alive as Myers has
been dead since he quit playing and
became fat and lazy. Richmond is
good baseball town and will no doubt
give good support 70 IT'S representative
team If it is at all in the same class
as the others.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
NAMES OF STEAMERS
CHANGED BY DANIELS

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Secretary
Daniels announced today that the
names of the seized German ships as
signed to the navy have been changed
as follows:
Geier to Schurz: Breslau to Bridge.
port; Kiel to Camden: Leibenfels to
Houston; Saxonia to Savannah: Vog-
ensen to Quincy; Nicaria to Pensa-
cola; Odenwald to Newport News;
Hohenfeide to Long Beach; Frieda
Leanhardt to Astoria; Andromeda to
Bath: Rudolf Blumberg to Beaufort:
President to Kittery; Locksun to
Gulfport. -. .-r r,.t-1 a" a..
Most of the names of the new yes
sells are OF coast towns. and cities
which have some connection with the
navy The Geier, the sunboet interned
at Honolulu, is renamed for Carl
Schurz, the famous German-American
soldier.
The Leibenfels. now the Houston
was sunk in Charleston harbor when
the United States broke off relations
with Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-05
"PR0HIBS" STIR

rcontinusd From Page one.l
speakers into the district to elect a
dry congressman.
Writes to Miss Hogan.
Mr.. Schmidt has addressed the ap-
pended letter to Miss Bertha Hogan
THE political pot il again boiling in
the Sixth District. There Is to be q
special election on Tuesday. June &c.
to elect Congressman to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death Of
Judge Comstock
THE Prohibition party is to have a
candidate. District Chairman E. e.
Worth, has called the Prohibitionists
together for q mass convention to be
held In the court house, Newcastle, on
Thursday, June Z, at 200 p. m. for
the purpose Of nominating the party's
candidate and planning a whirlwind
auto tour of the district
THE time was never more oppor-
tune of the aggressive congressional
compaign. Moreover. the need OF
'bone-dry' congressman was never
greater.
SoIons are Disturbed.
Prohibition, as war measure, Is
disturbing Washington politicians.
Liquor lobbyists are on hand in full
force. They are fighting for their
existence. The approaching campaign
in the Sixth district should center
around prohibition with emphasis upon
the patriotic, economic, food conserva-
ton and efficiency reason for its i'm
mediate adoption and enforcement.
For such fight the Prohibitionists
should nominate one of their ablest
campaigners and dedicate the utmost
of their strength toward making an
effective district-wide canvass. To
help give the campaign a good start
you are urged to attend the Newcastle