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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
seadB Columbus. 3. ~,
@eroen auf 9efebI Der @,inSesreete.
runa
Eic otS sisbec, N-i5ona. beportirten
Snouitrie.a .arbeiter sebraht.
S,e peroen Dom oortieen @silitdr
poiien nit antioncn reriorst
pcron.

Sermanes, q. N, 13. Suli
Die Gciubr, oaB ole 1900 Snouitrie
arbeiter, ipeIde am Ionnerltna boz
8isbec, arbunn, oepcrtirt iuuroeu
Sunger leioen nliiiien, puroe am 6reI
lag oa0ur:D abeeipanot, ooB rom Pr
nee Soften in 81 4saio 5ipei @aggou
loounecn nit Sorrdtben bier eintrn'
len. SSn Ser Itadt fam aid nch ell
g9aeen init 9ebensmiiteln BON Goluri
tus an.
Tie oeportirtea @tanner tutr6cr
auf gcie1l oes @ouoernelirs Siuoiar
ucm Sheriff Simpipu bon Suud
9cuntp umO Dem 0iitriitsanualt s.
9. 0algbt unter Grreit aeitellt. Gic
gcaniicn iplirbeu dngetpieieA Die
@tdnner nah Columbus 81 brin5en,
tpO iie ieitsebaIten uuo aiif aolien oes
Stnntcs nclpeiit rperScn, bis cine eno'
giiltige @nti9eionng iiber iIe getrol'
ZEN 1T.
9oupernel,r &inNap teIearapbirtc
OH bas Gtnnts. unb oas &ricgs' Ge'
partement iapie an Den Hrdlioenteil
gslIion, eab or DIE 6Iiidtlinse alS ua'
t;onaIes YrobIem betrndIte uno er er'
ftartc, bag Der Staat gtetr Yterito pon
Der @erantpprhins, bte itm ben ari-
soma auisebiiroet puroe, enibu'loen
iperoe.
Der General Superintenbsnt Ter
81 spaio 6 SOutbpeiisru Giieghabn
8. y. ains, srtIGrts am Jreitdg ia
Douglas, bab WaIter Douglas. fsr
@iseprGiibent Der 9abn, ibn initrltrt
babe, bic 1900 MGnuer mad GoIrms
bus su bsforDern. Douglas 1T aueIei4
elmer Der Sauptbeamten ber pbsIpss
Dodge Corporation, bic in ben gisfee
9ruben fart inter.Firt IN.
Die Situation in 9ermanas mar
am Grsitas cine sigsnartiss. Der Ss'
fsbIsbaber ber bttfssn Eruppen tes
idrdntt. feline gemiibunsen barauf,
bic Srbnuns aufrs6t gu srbaIt,n unb
baroui gu isben. bab bit b,pOrtirts
!Soroe feinen Saneer TN. Sm iibrigeil
tpurben bic aeut, fid islbft iiberioiisn.
Sol9e, ipelbs iibsr Gelomiitsl rrfii'
gen, ionbtsn sits9cpeiheu an
Stdatsbsamte unb asIegramms an
ibrs SamiIisn. SnfoIss Der pisIen e.
legromme mar bic Gbfenbuns bon
prebbepsf1cu nit Sduisrislsiten
oertniipft. Gs purbsn peber @ts
nod llnruben esmeleet.
GI paiO, Ssgas, Ii. Suli. -
Der Diitriits s8efebIsbaber, @eneraI
Bel, erbisIt am Jrsitas Qtenb 9sf:bl
BON Waibinston, bic Don gisbet be.
oortirien WdnuG NIT Rationen su
'eriebsn. General Bel beauf1asie
'arauf ben Sberit GidsI in GpIums
,us, bic beportirten Wdnner DON Ger
nunos nah Columbus su brinssn unb
ie bis aif Wstteres gu fpeiien. or
bdb bic WsGnnsr isins 0ss
fhunSnpn Teir, ..,~rNpn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
sn,ilts,s.'

TIMER assnt In Samilton III Seel
Gbnarb grnd. 449 gib Giinfte Ctr
4en Sd. 476.gi. Soms 9'honi
l63f.M.
- Nus bem am iyreitas bsr5ffsnt,
lihien Snbrssbtridf bss Gsriftsi
tIerts Sotn 3. 6sait aebi btrDpr, bnf
i'm eben absslaufsnsn SABRE 236 gdti.
bunssilugfH singtreiht tpurbtn. Di,
@ebiibren fir bic Gjrobeddiposensr
btirusen $559.70 rnb bisisnissn III,
bic qroStBgsIhtporenen $3,216.95. Jm
Common pleas gerift irurben 62z
5dSs erisbipt.
- MdysDelI ToiIep. iDeIder DOn BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Critic Eeutid,e 9,rot. Gjemeiube.
(paitor 3. 6dfner.)

6euts Samitas, Ru6mittaga
unb abeno3, fiubst bas @emeinoe4
unb SonntagsI6ul picuic in 6absr.
ftumpf's Bart uuf Prits 5i1 itatt,
&irhenratb, Srarsnpereiu unb biz
iiingen 2eute Itnb eifrig barauf be-
bott, allen Theilnebmerr psrgniiett
stunoeu gu bsreiter. Cine frsunb-
Iite GinIabung srgebt an QGs, 9rob
unO Nlein. Man nsbms bic Darfdrp
Cor uuo iabrs Bis ans gnbe Der 9is
ME. Die aineer Der SpuntagsItuls
periammelr lid I'M 2 llhr i'm S6uls
lOtnI, nm gsmeiniam gum 5eitplab gu
fabrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
@irs am Samitds Dom finniiHsn
aanbtae pruiIamitt iptrSsn,
Ra6bsm elm Sissk3iisIidts geiss an
9Onneriiaa siniiimmis anss
noHlnsn lporbeu tpor.
Die prdrOsoiip, Sss friibersn 3arsr.
aIs Grobfiirit pom GinnIanb,
Ssisn ni6t aui bic prOpiiorii4e Rs
sisruns bon RubIanb.
Srnhsrn auf has gatIamsnt bon
syinnIonb dberseeonssR

ct. peteribura 13. Suli.
Jm finrtf&en goabtas tam am DDns
nsritas bic Uorlae,. fpsIt< JtNnIanbs
llndbbdneisisit uiIdri. Sur 3psitsn
2efune. Die Ginrsi5ung Der WorIass
bat sins ssfdbrIi5s 9rtiis geTbaffen,
nnb Der prdfibsn. ees Rotbes Der VT.
beitsrs unb SoIOatsnSD,Iseaisn bate
fi4 peribnIi1 no5 5elfnsfurs b@t.
zen. um bic Diffsr.uSsn bsisulegen.
gDis sefibrIit bic gituntton tn,
seht bdrdus bsfDOr. bab Der premier
Qpoff bic Winiitsr, tpel1e iid auasns
tIidli5 an Der 0ront befinben. aufsss
furbert bat, mad Der Sauptitabi Sus
riidouisbren. abr bic .girsbepipa"
meIbet. bob Ssrrn GDoffs fp,iaIiffis
ide &OIegen i'm prinSip nit Der Be-
tpeeuHs In JinnIanb ipmpat5ifitsn.
Do5 mrtpsis.rn Der grsmisr unb
msbrere nnbers Riniiter linnIanb bic
GrIaubntb, feline gs5iebunetr gu Wab.
lamb IsIbit gu bsiiimmtn, uns brinssn
barauf, bab bi, Gntidsibuns Der fpGs
tersn iOnititutionsIIsn gsriommIung
abeelpartet ipsrbt. Die apmmeniare
Der CT. pstersburser 3siiunsen iinb
in idarfsm Zone etbaIisn. Der
~Rei9' ertlGrt, bab RabIanD bas
eissnmG9tiss Uorsebsn Jinnlanbs
ni4t buIben ionnt. Die ,gir3bepipa.
brobt nit einem befpaffnsisn Oajipis
itenireten RuBIanbs unb iast, bisits
tperbe nod sinen lsbitn @srfut gu
elmer friebIiten 4silssuns Der anses
Ieeenbeii MAIDEN.
SeIiinsfors lpirb aber am Samfas
bic am 0onnerfas In spsittr asiuns
oneenommens Worloss burd cine
prpilamdtioH obne bic Sanition
RubIanbs In araft treien IaHtn. Dos
Yeftb, bas bon ben eoSiaIift,n auss
sing. srtldri, bab Rublonb nit 9lus'
nabmt Der oiplonlotiifkn unb Der ars
mees unb Marins sfneeIeembsitsn,
isins qluioriiGi In 5iunIonb Dsrlorsn
babe. Do6 finb NrbIonbs Rehtt duf
biefn 0tbietsn nod nidt beiinrt.
Gds Geies fagt Ferner, bnb alle dns
bers grGrraatirs, ipeite friiber Der
Gar ols Grobfiirit bon JinnIano
innstatts, dutcmoiif6 erIOi4tn unb
duf bos parit,en bon SinnIano
fcIbft iiberseadngtn feien.
Gin Generdlecupernsur in in BEN
@efsts ni6t asrnnnt, unb ba auh tsis
ne 5unttionen fiir sinen iOIfeH iibris
eelafen finb, bat bas amt beHelbsa
tbatiGtlifl auigsb6rt. 9elsgramme
aus SsIiinafors bsfdesn. bdb mad
Der 9roilmmaiion Der 2dnbtdg feinsn
eigensn Senat ernennsn ireroe.
Cine @nbeutrInd Don BEN @orbos
ben bss finniffxn 2anbtages mar
i9on am 20. Suni srfDist, uls Der iDs
5ialbsmofrotii9e aonersb BON sinns
lamb eine Reiolution onnabm, in tpeis
der sdnsIits 2rtnurna iyinnlunbs
ppn Rublanb unt bic 8ilbuns elmer
feIbititdnbissn Republif ,OnIansi
purbs. Stne RsfOIution Derfiists,
bab Rublanb in Jriebtnsssitsn teiHI
@sdt babe, 3rupptn in sSinnlonb sE
unterboltsn obsr gefeitisungsnsrte
an5ulseen, unS bab bie ipirtbfhaft.I
Iidbsn gs,is6ungen ME sfpif4en 3tpei
ieparatsn 2Gnbtrn gsregeIi fperDen
miibtsn. Die iinniiden Sosialiitsn
iponbtsn fid bamoIs >an bieienissn
ollsr anberen Qdnber, itamsHtIt4
I'm gsifanb sur 5erbsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
3as Verbleiben bon Or.
bon Setbmasn.6 .6pIltpes
Jm Rei9stanjIsraHtts BON Der oite.'
reidiidb unsarifdtu Rssis'
runs ansebIta bsflits
portst.

aoptnbagtn, 13. JuIi.-1sl
ysrIinet .yotdIsan5tigsr" iiislbst. nah
! in Berlin cine Communication ppr
Der oitsrrsianHsungarii4sn fegs'
runs sintraf in iuel9sr srildri rstDs.
bab bas 0srbIsiben bss 9r, bon Seth
MANN 3OIlipss i'm Rsi1sian5Isrsa samts
ton Widhsisit isi unb bab l,in Rid.
tritt iid mOsli4erlpsiis cls IhDer.
ipissenbsr Srrtbum erpeiien iperbs.
Das 9elesramm mar austnf8siniit)
obgsionbt poroen, she bic Gnii6,;s
buns in Ye3us auf bic prsubifdl,
Wdblrsform rfoIsts, bi, In Berlin
alIssmein babin aussslest pirb. bab
Or, bon gstbmannsSolIipss i'm amie
bleibt. Der .aoinIsant,jetr" Idrsibi
bas Teleeramm BEN Sittrrd6tTfsurs
gartf1sn Winifsr ots asubsrsn, tSrdf
Gserntn, Su.
Die gam3e braiiIianiidJe
0cEka
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Snupiitabt ni,S.r bsrssii,nt putbsn,
nahosm si, mcndrdiidsn sruppsu
sss Generals Chang 5fuHs bon ben
rspubliianii6<n 1ruppsn bsiieet pors
ben. Die lsstsn R.fs Der 7rupptn
Chang 5funss baben iapiiultrt. Der
@sn.raI befinbe. iit nod in Der bOIs
IdnSiiten Geiunbtidaft.
Die @ienr Wdomnasn Iantsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
6If Gampfer nemtraler
Sdnber
Obns ii4sres GeIstte saruniirt sr9aI'
ten au habsn, In Gee sesanstr-

Gin Gtiantif4t. Saf.u.
|13. Suit - Off usutrals Donpftr.
bic nit Gettsibe unb anbefen @oarsr
beIabeu iinb, bic uuier BEN 4usfubr.
perbot bss prdiipsnten WtIfou, bas
am Routas in arait iriti, nur MD
befonbersr GrIaubnib Der Rssisrlne
aussefilbrt iperbtn birfsn, iinb an
Srsiias Don bier aus na1 suropdtI9tu
pdfsn abeesonesn, ohns iiderts 0t.
ltiis bon ben britifaen Dsb5rben sr,
baltsn 3u bakn, unb ale nubsn per'
fu4tn bic brtiiiae glo6obs ~ burA.
brthen.
3ebn Der Dampfer iinb bodanbiTtb.
unb Der tIfte III Elm SianoinaDiss. Sis
Iagtn felt Idnssrtr 3sit, polIbelabsn.
an ben bieFgeu Dods,, iDdbrsnb iie psrs
|seblih oon ben btitii4en BebSrbtn biz
ubIit,e 3aii4eruns unbeIditieisr 5abri
na4 ibrsm 8eitimmuussOrt upars
teten.
9eben @eireibe babsni bic S4iff.
cine srobe Wsnse bon Dsliufxn unb
anberss Uiebfuitsr an 8crb. bsifa
ausfubr untsr Der protlamatipn BIS
Brdfbenitn psrboisn III.
Wie IS iheiut. battsn bic ctiiI.
iabrts aompnsnien befdIoFsn. es
Iisbr duf cine Chance sur llmss5urg
Der britif9sn glodabs unb in ssn sri.
tif9en Warinsgeri6isn aniommsn su
laiIen. aIs auf bic Chance DON Ger
amsriianiften Rssisruns bic auss
fabnrlaubnib su srbalttn.
Eas 4nSe oer Wfsnaretie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Die gan3e braiiIianiibe
3iifte
Dirb bon Der braFIiaHifdsn Blott:
aspattouiIItrt msrben.

Rio be SansirO, graiifsn.
13. gull. - O. 1T sins DueinbGruns
eeiroffen iporbsu. bsrsufoIss bic broiis
lianifde SIotte bic OttantipOrtIi6tsi.
fir bas 0bpatrouilIiren Der aansen
brofiIianifdxn aiifsnIiris iibsrnsbinsn
ipirb. Don Der Grsnss BON Guaiana an
bis an pie iibIi9s Grsnss bon 9rafi.
lien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

Tes arigsaatinet ocs GciIDcrneiIrs
1T I'm Stailbe, einc iingebiibrlids
prcisitsiJsriing i'm nadHten ginter 81
i;erhiuNesu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Gia arpi,artinsr lsrfpla

0as DObIt9dtiafsitsfeii gum gefen
YER gSurgicdl Orefinss". ipel6es am
D0nHsritdg i'm 3pOIOgif5en garten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

abseboltsn pures. BOT sinsn Reincr-
traa pon iibr $4,000 etaeben uub
mar bon l4.oOo pstfOnsn beiaht. Der
sauSr Griras ipirb fir gerbanboeus
rerausaabt pernen.
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eranereiss.

k4t sapaItdn srsRtns SsnS-
sssSs.stus ss. iss on ms.
plt6fr aofnuf.
ibsias. aid Rsn 9tSns Esii asa
ii5issii kir ~ w.
rSs Ssrsneeuri orspins 1900
Tss s.,,S,s. ,SS,ssssssst cu~ins s.. 20 CO
II, dsIiaissn @osxisin sssptHs
1sf Wetepf essntns 90. foo @s'i
xEs Dins Ix.mnsrtenfsr stsp.
Ire 90. tsi0n etfrj. eIbsfio unb eiun
Z % Gsttsru srsstns ga. siiI
Genital npsnue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14

giibte elrtbur @oItonrn Die Grmor.
buns bon 5rmi gli3abetb gsidoIs
BON gsetp Dorf.

Ofiinins, 81. g., ~. Suli. Sn
ser 9tadt pom 0onneritag biibte gr'
thur g9oItoneu Die grmoroung bon
5rau glisabetb 9tidols, elmer reidcil
gSitt:pe Don 9iep gorf, i'm eIeftriiten
Stubl. Or par 81 Sabre cit irno elmer
ron orei Wi1nnern, meld)e Snne
5alus, elm Iiener i'm Seim noit tSroil
gtidoIs, I'm September 1916 sipeds
9eruiIblmg oerieIben ms Sols gelai'
;cn hattie, no tie 6rau gtidols erorpi'
ieIten un6 ibrer SSinpeien beraubten.
@oltonen mar in Sronipooo, Whd..
perbaftet imb am 90. SSonrar gum
looe perurtbeilt moroen. 3rpei Der
Ritidmloieen, Solas nio Soicpb u.
ghllbcaanb, rpnroen ebenfuIls oes
Dforoes i'm eritcn @rnbe ihuloig be-
flmben. eritcrer iebod 5i Iebensldng'
Iid,em 3uht1aus begnobigt. Die Snen'
titit ocs oritten SiaiIbers 1T ntdt be-
FAINT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
Sd smsistIe
1sruna Sc.
bsrmaun, ba e mid Furirte.

aren eurissIn nns ipeHn lrsens issane si''
fan min. mas sHuHa tar mia seisau bal. 70
hsrbs ia Is germ minbeiIsn Hsnu man an
nia Tatsibi'
Di.isnissn. tpsIde isine fliHistf
Rebi,incn babsn pOIlsn, t5nnsn jss
p.runas1 s1ablsit,n rlans.H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-14
u meritanifhe une aus
IGnbif4s Grubenars
beiter i'm q q mpf.

ct. aOuis, 13. SuIi. Sier trnf
bic gla6ri6t Elm, bub BEL einsm Sums
pfc spii6sn amsriianiI6eu uno auss
lGnbii6sR 9rubennrbeiiern BEL 5lut
Eipsr, Ro., am 5rsitae abeno Elm
Mann sstObtet unb pierSis bis flint.
ala anbets perpunoet ipurben. s5lat
9aiptr ut i'm ct. Sranets Gountp,
etfua 80 Rsilen iiioweitIih ppn Ct.
Gouis,
gDie ptrIautst, ipdrsn bic ameriia'
nii6en 9rubenarbsiter iiber bic nns
seblide 9ep3r3usans ansldnoii4er
grbeitsr in Gniriiituns aeratben. Die
slusIdnbsr, peLds bic Stabt ptrltes
bsn, iperb.u Don beipaffnsten amsris
iansrn psrfolst.
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itcilte eine Iepnrdfe llnteriu6uug an.
grgriiubet auf gusidgen bon 9epes.
Der DOT adt Ssnbren non SedttIe mad
oieIcm Sta1te gefonunen mar.
Ilad, ser 8erbafhing bon ,sr6uIein
Rarnep iuurSe befeitat, oeB tic meflrere
SSllre als ois Gottin Don Grpes be.
fdnnt eepsien mar unb NIT oieiau am
Tage Der @rfdJiefiiine bon sSrmt Scenes
i'll Bolton eefpeiit bate Cine an Der
aeidc Der lesterer geiunoene Gotij be.
5ieht lid, auf bdnslihcn llrfrieSen unb
Seutete an, SAP bic Sdrciberin SeIbit.
moro pIante. Ooh mad,t Sie Gnflodc
oelieuo. SaB Die Rotis inter Erobung
opitric6en porben !ei.
Ger irbifd,en y ere6ti q.
Felt entgangen.
coIeoo, g., 13. Suli. Ter 26
Sasre aIte ,5rc0. Saneion, ineIher in
5tpei 5Sallen bes Woroes i'm erftei
@trhe angefIaet ipar, bat fit om ,srci.
tag Worgen in ieiner 3eIle int Gouatp-
@eidngnib erbdngt gr bate li9 aus
eintm Stiif 3cuo ieiner Ratrage ei.
nen Strif georebt inb ruiroe pom 8e'
tpbt ol.fgefltnoen.
SSameion mar Der Grmoroung BON
George MilIer unb beHsu Sodtsr, Der
II Ssa6re aIten sSrni So5el 8erner,
Die Toppel. .Tragooie tpar
ods 8eiuttat Der @eigerlng BON sSrnls
Serner S1mefon 81 beiratben.
v a nttaffirer Der untsrs
f9Iagung ansetldgt.
GoHneaui, Sbio, 13. Suli. -
2lm Greitas ipurbe beianni. baB lssen
3. 6. Morris, ben S1abmeiiter Der
Rod Greet 8anting Co., ipegen aligebs
Ii6er lnterIblagung BON $4,000 Elm
gerbdfisbefsbl aussefslIt ipurbs. Rcd
Greet 1T cine fIsine Orti9aft edit
Wsilen fibIi4 Don ssffsrion. Ter
@ountnsD Detsttip Roisb unb bic polis
,si mebrsrer StGbte ipurbeu dufasfors
bert. ben @ufentbalt bes perfdnunbes
men WOrris feitsuiielsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
WARRANT FOR CLERGYMAN.
Murder of DR.. Hughes Charged to
Rev. J. T. Terry.

RUSSELLEILLE, Ala, October g.
Following closely the making of a
statement by Rev. J. T. Terry, private
iy. to his legal advisers and family,
about the killing of DR.. Tom Hughes
by gunshots and the wounding Of him
self with a pistol while the two were
driving together in the doctors car
Wednesday afternoon near here, a war
rant was issued for the arrest of the
minister here today.
1t is said that Mr.. Terry claims that
DR.. Hughes shot him, and that he in
turn shot the doctor, but the complete
statement of how the trouble arose be-
tween the two has not been given out
by the attorneys and family of the
wounded man. who. the doctors say,
will recover.
officers state that Mr.. Terry will be
placed under arrest on a charge of mur-
der as soon as his condition improves.
making it necessary to put him under
guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
-FOUR AUTO|STS
HURT IN PLUNGE
Car Driven Over Embankment
at Bridge Near HyattsviIIe
Early This Morning.
ONE is SERIOUSLY INJURED

Four men in an automobile were hurt
one OF them seriously, when the car
plunged down an embankment at a bridge
about milo from Rams Horn Inn, near
Hyattsville at l O'Clock this morning.
The police were notified of the accident
by DR.. Tom Latimer of Hyattsvilie, and
Casualty Hospital ambulance and the po-
lice patrol responded. The injured men
were taken to Casualty Hospital.
Paul Weaock. thirty-five years old.
living at the Grafton Hotel, was the most
seriously injured. He is suffering from
internal injuries and a broken leg.
W. A Smith, representing the Alec
Oil Company of Grand Rapids, Mich,
ment contracts, was pinned under the
car and badly bruised. He suffered a
broken leg.
Robert Godfrey, a friend of the chauf-
feur, living at 10 F street northeast,
has a broken right leg.
Robert 1. Dorsey, the chauffeur, was
the least seriously injured.
According to the story told by Mr..
Smith he had dined at a Washington
hotel with friends and attended the
movies. Later he met Mr.. Weaock
and they decided to take an automobile
ride into the country. They took a
touring car near the Willard Hotel
driven by Dorsey, who was accom-
panied by Godfrey.
The bridge where the accident oc-
CURED is about a mile from Rams Horn
Inn, on the road to Chillum Castle. 1t
is said to be a very dangerous place
for automobile traffic. and several seri-
Gus accidents have occurred there.
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GERMANY SOON TO SEEK PEACE,
SAYS PRISONER OF THE BRITISH
Teuton Professor Taken in Ypres Battle
Declares Kaiser Is Broken Man and
Wants War to End.

latter as gallant and chivalrous.
This professor thinks it will not be
long before Germany makes great
bid for peace by Offering to give up
Belgium. By midwfnter. he says. she
will yield Alsace-Lorraine. Russia will
remain as before the war. except for
an autonomous Poland. Italy will
have what she has captured. and Ger
many will get back some of her col
onies. he thinks. He laughed when in
demnity was mentioned, and said, Ger
many is bankrupt"
He described the German emperor as
a broken man and all for. peace. the
crown prince posing as the head Of the
As soon as the Eernan people know
that tire Hnbmar rine Threat had f4iled
he--satd, 24hey- would demand that the
That Is tiis opiiaion Of ons eaucated
German. who has suffered the full hor-
rors of war. and his words are inter
esting IL they represent no more than
his own views. Those views will be
strengthened by what the British won
yesterday.
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ANGLO-AMERICAN BLOCKADE
ALARMS SWEDENIS SHIPPERS

and which cannot be decided upon until
the new government takes office.
In addition to the question of Swedish
vessels being tied up in America, and
at this end. the interlocking COM
plexity of delicate matters includes the
question regarding shipping American
and allied goods to Russia; the ques-
tion of guarantees in connection with
possible food imports, and terms under
which America might permit food and
other necessities to reach Sweden and
that of Sweden's ore and pulp exports
to Germany.
Deal With Questions as a Whole.
An agreement can be reached only
by dealing with these questions as a
whole. There is incontrovertible evi-
dence. In tho Swedish mind, that the
Anglo american blockade Of Germany
is tightening, with the ultimate inten-
ton OF making it absolutely leakproof.
That America means business is more
than disconcerting to all thinking
Swedes, who fully realize the war is
only beginning for Sweden, with its
hardest times still ahead, and that this
gravest problem of all. for Sweden. will
have to be faced unfiinchingly and
solved by the new government.
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SISTER A DEFENDANT
IN KING MURDER CASE

CHARLOTTE. n. c., October g.
Judge James f. Boyd, sitting in federal
district court here today. signed an or
der making Mrs. Mary C. Melvin. sis
ter of. Mrs Maude A. King, party de-
fendant with CASTOR 3. Means and
/ others in the proceedings brought in
federal court recently at Greensboro
by Mrs. Anna L. Robinson, mother of
Mrs. Melvin and Mrs. King, the lat
ter having been killed at Concord
August 20 last. and CASTOR Means be-
charged with the killing. The action
brought by Mrs. Robinson was to have
all property of the estate of Mrs, King
transferred to the Central Bank and
Trust Company Of Asheville, as receiver
Following the signing of this order
Mrs. Melvin. asked that the proceed
ings brought by Mrs. Robinson her
mother. be set aside. Judge Boyd re-
served decision on this motion until
October 20. The motion asks that the
Asheville bank. heretofore named as re-
ceiver, be dismissed. The motion sets
forth that the federal court has no
G. W. Swink of Concord has already
been appointed. under the North Caro-
, lima state law. by the clerk of the court
of Cabarrus county, as collector for the
King estate. Mrs. Melvin attached an
affidavit to her motion setting forth
that her mother. Mrs. Robinson. now at
Asheville. is not a resident Of this state,
but of New York; that deponent had
endeavored to get possession of Mrs.
Kings will. which she alleged to be on
file with the probate clerk Of Cook
county, ILL.,. but that the clerk had re-
fused to surrender possession Of the will
and that it would be necessary for
session of the will before she could
have it probated in North Carolina
Mrs. Melvin sets forth in her affidavit
that she has n her possession all Of
to her following Mrs. Kings death. n
list Of which was presented with Means
answer to the order. previously issued
cause. why he should not be held u
ront AunOtsI ft--rs ~
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TEUT0NIc POSITIONS
MADE TOO HOT TO HOLD
Haig's Fliers Continue to Bomb En-.
emy Airdromes and Railway Sta
= tions Back Of Battle Lines. !,
PLANS
TO FORSAKE LENS

(Cab1egram to The Sunday Star
and New York Times, Copy.
right, 1917
GENEVA, October Ga report
received at Basel from Strass.
burg, says that In consequence ek
the recent British victories In
Flanders the Germans arc pre-
pairing to cvacuate Lens, whlch
has lost its Importance as q stra-
tegic point Of support.
According to the German state.
nent. HindenburE has taken thss
decision, which Will be carried
out i'm the near future.
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PRESIDENTS GREETING
SENT TO CAMP GREENE
BY the Associated Press.


CHARLOTTE, n. c., October 6. = A
today brought by Secretary of War
Baker to the soldiers of the 41st Divi-
sion, in training here at Camp Greene.
Speaking to the enlisted men and all
line and staff officers. assembled and
standing at attention at the camp, Sec
retary Baker said:
II bring you the greetings of your
commander in chief. the President of
the United States. Through me he
sends you the message to be mindful
of your duties as soldiers and to
acauit yourselves as Americans"
Previously, in his five minute address
TO the division, the Secretary said:
/, when you go abroad you will mingle
with the soldiers of England and
France. You Will see men who have
fought through years of war and have
come out heroes. When you come
back it will be as partners in their
heroism, and you will return with the
knowledge of having fought for the
principles of human rights and free
dom You will bring back to us your
share of the glory"
He declared: The heart of the en-
tire nation and your loved ones back
home is with you and is watching and
applauding your efforts and you will
go with the knowledge that every one
at home is united and doing his share
to furnish you the needed equipment
and supplies, and you shall want moth
ing we can provide, and we shall want
nothing, for we can provide"
Immediately upon his arrival, at 4
o'clock, at the place of assembly, Brig,
Gen. Jervey. acting commander of the
division, ordered his bugIer to sound
attention" Following his short ad-
dress. Secretary Baker spent a few min
utes in formalities and acknowledging
introductions and continued his in
spection of the military reservation,
with his civilian escort, composed Of
leading citizens Of Charlotte.