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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
4entiAbes 1beater.
WOrstn AbenS aIs Iests @oriteilune
bas GnftipieI r9euaiiiunee".

Gum G4lut Der biesid6rigen
SpieIseit brinst uns bic 5beatersaeis
tuns elm allerli.bitss Guitipiel, elm.
psrle Der beutifen giibnsn.aiteratur
sur 4uffiibrung unb spar .Renaii.
fhnce~, 0erssquiiipisl DON ;Yran,
bon Sdoentban unb +. aoppelsgn.
feb. Sie DsrfafIsr Oieies sntsiidenben
Wsrles iinb bic ,rfolsrei9fen autos
rem Der beiteren Rufe Deutihlanbs.
bic einen Wsliruf genieBen. .Renaii
Idnte" Bat ne6en b.m etten Dunno,
ben gsiftreihen Bis. Der auf ben
3uidauer cine unpiberifsbIi6s Wir'
tuns ausiiber mub. Dag bas Stiid
cine tdbelloIs Bi.bsrsabe finbe., be-
!peiit bic urteritekube 9efesung:
W2ardeio Gsnnara bi Saniapsli-
6slens Rod.
g3ittorino, ibr sobn-Glis S9mib.
Gogfr.
SilSio ba SsItre-Ri4. aeuid.
Bsntiposlio. Elm 9snsoittiusr.p .patsr
%. Rillsr f5abricius.
Ssbsrino. Wasiiter -Rob. SoHnen'
berg.
Siotta, SdIisberin- -5elene Biirssr
Gol.ttd, bsrsn Rihte-9sra Wops.
Rirra ROisI Jrep.
Gin iebr repriientatites A.blifltn
aIie uno nsus Treunbe uuIerer belts
ften giibns pernen am nd9iten Witt'
nod BEL Der Gritauffiibruna bon Trau
Gulf, Gdmio sJrsi's @oIssfiid ~5rsa
bsr neusn Ssimath" auipeienb isin.
2uiis Sdmios5yei pirb aIs Gait
auftretsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Gbe. GrlanbnikiHe

! Jgbparb Cur, 80. 5oteI Glbiuu.
l6elen 6. Gomeriaa. 26. 8usno
Diita Ylar.
|syranf 6. Honbam, 32, 32l DC.
I Gregor 2fpe.
Rubp R. qllyanber. 20. 81 Sar..
neil Mpe.
JSobn aapin, 26. Roripoob.
lGona Wiap Gilbert. 20. qleaian,
Ribae.
jSobn 8. sltt.berrp, 45, Sort Braid.
I SnbiaRa.
lJiubeIla sSriUin. Sc, Denniion So.sl.
JGIarenes yOuns. 80, 25o2 spriEs
I @rope Doe.
lgIands Mpsrs. 29, 91S armorp aS.
JWiliam DiIsp. q, 1912 Tontsc.
merp Roab.
lWarp 2eepole, "a. 1929 Race Cir.
! George +. Wosblsr. 80. 542 Donb.
ridge Str.
tSaIsna Yedmun. 80. 527 on 1e.
Strabe.
JWalter s. Sisns.r. 80, gsusou,.ap.
I Goa W. Rubl. 81. ROripoob.
JRi4arb u. gidett. So. WabifouDiIrs.
tEaihsrine 8. G4oot. 29. bsssl.
jRobsrt Carpenter. 43, 610 D.p 4.
GtraBs.
lasst garsl.p. 40, besal.
js5r,b. D. m.psr. 3s. 1903 Bremen
I StraBe.
tGmma WoIter. SO, pl.aiant Ribps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Ont beiuht
&ar Der seitrise gurtras Der iosialiiti
id)en Siebuerin State Tidaros
S'Sara.

Uiebr ais 500 Yerionen battsu lit
seitern abenb gu oem unter ben Iu>
lpisien Der bieiisen So5ialiitens Ssis
tton ansetunotgten Yprtrag Der
betannten 9sris9tsrin io5iaIiiiiiaer
SOesn, Jruu State Ri4arDs O'9drra,
i'm srObsu SaaIe bes Seuti4sn
aIubs einssfunDeu unb fanoen, baB
lie fir ibr apmmea rei4Ii9 entl4as
bist ipurDen.
Die Rebnerin, bic eieentlid setoms
men mar, I'M in ibrer 9lnipra9e einen
proteit sesen bic 9inriatuns bes in
Gan Irancisco gum Sooe perurtbsil.
ten Nrbeitsrfiibrers Sbos. 5. Utopnsp
gu erbeben, bielt iib niht gang on
oieies Sbema. ipnoern ipra9 ii9 IN
fur1tloier Welie uber bic Setbeiliguns
4meritas an bem WeIttrisge aus. sic
nannte bsnielben einen arieg 5u Sum
item Der Observation-Disclosures unp
Selpbaroue, Die ii9er btnter i5rem
9eIbtaitsn iisen, wdbrenD lie baraut
binSieIten. oab bic glrbeiter unb eie
junsen 9eute aus bem Yplte in bic
Srupengrapen getrieben tperoen.
Wan babe ais 9runb ppreeI6rbsn,
oaB oeuti6e SduHboote ameritauiI6e
4eben pernidtet bdtten, bod bate mcn
beFer baran getban, bic pole Wdbrs
belt gu seIteben uno gu iaeen, oaB
es nidt bic paar MenIdenIeben, Ions
bern bic @erluits aeipeien ieien, bic bic
Observation-Disclosures erIittsn batten,
ais Sbiifalaouug auf S9iiislabuus
nit Wunitiou, bic iie iiber ben Daeon
seIdidt bGttsn, in bic Sieie oerTeutt
poroen Ieisn, bic oan eieeHtli1sn
CSruno sur &riegsertldruug asbitbet
bdtten.
qlui ben Wipopcp 5al iibere'b,nos
ipie bic Gcbnsrin odrauf bin, bub. ;rie
aud id'on bsrihtst pproen iei, bel esTs
fen proWfirura ucH Seiten Der gu-
tlaaebeb0rpe alIcrhdnb poraelpmmen
lei, bas, rpie aud Rid)tst isrdntlir u.
Griffin, Der bel BEN prpSeiis osn
@rrfb fiibrts. iIh ausetbriitt babs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
8at @lad.
Charles Gbriitenieu bnrd bic HAD
iamisit psn Hanibeamten aus ben
sIaaeu pOn gauernidRsern
befreit.

Ianf Der @afdamfeit Der geGrrten
Der iiitb-Lbiro Naiioral 0anf Duroe
gcitern Der porrnalige Bieb3iitter
'ebarles Gbriitenien aus alberta,
ssanaba, oaDor bcspabrt, oaB er 1aii.
ernidngern, bic ibn bereits III Sot
Springs, ART, I'M $40, 600 gerupit
paifcf, neitere $50, 900 opfertc.
Gbriitenien baite, iuie er geitern Der
EuIi5ei mittbeiIte, Dor ciniger Seit
iein Gigersninr in alberta fir $40, 900
ocrfauft linb batte oann cine Yergnii.
giingsreiie angetreten, oie i'm Dorerit
,Mf Sot SpringS. arf., brodte. Oort
,nadte CT Sic 4efanntidait eines Iic.
.eilsspiirbigen jinsen Dlannes Der bei
cinem genieinidnttIiden Spaaiergnng
ltae Drieftoide iano, iDelf,c auber Ct.
.itr slntpaiinns i;ber S75, 900 audi Ba.
Jiere entbielt, ipeIdR baraiii idliebcil
iityeu, baB Ger Werlierer ssnau nit
Scm ss1ipicrmarft beideio wubte. gaa.
iiifIiH Ip,iroe biaier 9erlierer balb
aIsiinoig senintt nnb er gob oour
aud obHe iieiteres su, San er ~infioc"
Conformation iiber supier beiise nno
1npaltige Summen auf oieie seeiie
perbient babe.
Ter neligapcnnene Treino Ghri.
,tenien's fegte nun, ipie er bebcupte.ee,
u.f 6runS Der Conformation bes anoc.
rcn 1remolings $4,000 in aupier on
anc perbiente i'm Sanoumorcben. ME
CT Gbriitenien er5dbltc, 500. 600.
ssotiirlid, ipollte GtriitenieI aud
nlif ioId,e Ieihte Mriie Gelo perSienen
.ino pertralite Gem G:geritbiimer Der
perlorenem gricitaidlc $4,000 an.
aber Sieie Summe mar nod nidt &c.
,rilacnb, bsnn cs iolIte Gin seInultiser
Soup" aissetitbrt ,perren iino Gbri.
lienien IieB ii6 oaraiiibin in Der bic.
'ipcn Siftb LbirS @ant ipeitcre $20..
COO anpeiicn, Die ebenialls 3u Sli'
picripefnlationeu oen neuen 6reirnoen
inpertrait iperben iollten. bic iid in
iifrraHs i,irioraIid)er Weiie an 9bri.
iitrien's Ssrien beiieten
siIS abriitenien geitern bas Gclo
cbhcben mallte, fam ben genrlten Der
Sarf 81, gad,e etipas pernad,tig Dor
ilno csirar ibnen eiu Seidtes, ale Gin.
scltciten pom Gbriiierien 5u erinbren.
riiliallirbIid, Der geittbeilnng. oail
irine beioat ~freunbe" por Der @dnf
ani oas 1elo warteten. Oarnuibin
.iriIroc oi, Boli3ei bennhridltigt unS
5crafart Wcriaritp. Ioipie bic Sefef-
tires s,ea inb G6aeier cilten mad, Der
gani, fnnr,n ieooh su ipIt. senn Die
f3ciner batfen iid bereits gcori:d!.
.ol.r6inas obne bie errorteten ipeitc.
rem $4,000 ebriiienien'S, Der ie5t
notdrIld, irot 1T. oaE er ipenialtens
eiileri 1bsii ieines 9ern6geas serfttsi
Lot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

0iueinnaii-5; gittsburas.

au S.m s,Iirissn srten episls Der
pitrldqiasu Gsris Jpifden unitrsil
,Mtos. unp ben .piratss" IN pittss
bura Iunsirts Gdlsubtrer zonsp uno
GdHssr gDiilao als unIisre SaitsrIs
ssssn WliIlsr bs5ip S6mibt fiir piits'
hiirg. Die .RtfsA matten z 1rsf'
isr unb / 7}sbfsr ssesn 8 lrsflsr uno
jsbIsrfrsiss Spiti. - grob, NsaI uno
2eiilao ipIren Ilnicre beiten Stlnger
nit is 2 1rtffsrn oarnnisr tiu
trsibaiissr osr grittrsn. Die -yiras
iss- ianoisn 2 iDeitsrt G4ltlbersr
ms lrsfFsn, lpSbrsnb 1onsp bis sii,n
(snbe bss 5pisls a,If ieinem poisll
rrbiieb, 1onsp srlauhs 8 Urtipdfs
jum |. Bale sessi 2 ieiner 0tsnsr
ssg.n 2 bs5r. 6 bsr pittSburssr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
alns bcti aysnni3ipalseri

pbilip ssnbn. Der bcisbulbiot ,par
Gin ininoeridbriees Dsdoden aiigegrii.
fer 5l ba6,n, ipiiroe gcitern BON 0lid,.
ter yeniltian ebrenDoIl freieeiproden.
gs,er 9luiomotiIraier ipurben ae.
ilern ppn 9lifter SpIegel nit DcIo.
iiiaien beodd)t. qeitcr 1radf, no
3S3S Iabts apuine, iuli be, Su $40
anb Soften ber,irtbeiIt, 0iaianr
9ioaa. 20. i706 Central s(reiMe uiio
sibe 8Ioon, bon Der oerington apc..
mubten ie SIS erlcecM ipiihrcno
Tspiabt Smile 90. 350s gsuruct sIpp .
nit $40 lino ben aoiien oooonfnm.
Der gnrbiss 6trbstt SoIjb. Der ans
aetlit sinen 1tiI Sss poreeisrn
qlbtnb duf b,m Grunbitiid an bsr gnt
nal unb Gin etrabe tti ben syuntas
mensarbeiim fir bns ntus @sbdub,
Der .. R. 9. y. osfuHbsnsn goIbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

unter ben 9egriff .Srrtbiimer" IGlle.
aus oieiem @runbe iolle bem @erurs
tbeilten ein neuer 4Sro5eb bepiuigt
lperben uno es lei bic 4uigabe aler
Observation-Disclosures bes &aHDes,
bies berbeiSufiibrsn.
SIN 8erlauf ibrer Rsbs fam srau
S'9ara aud auf bic @epalttbdttgtsi-
ten gu ipreben, lpelhe iid BunbesIpl>
baten bel llnterbriituns bes 8eres
tpertsitreits in G.plorabo gu S6ulSsn
iommen liebeu uHo fir ale ibre Nus,
fiibrungeu fanD iie bantbare .3ub0rer,
Die fie oft oura Iaute 8eiialsrufs uHs
terbrd9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

lnno cen Reit tbres gerln5genS all ibrl
9aidyte Gbareia Bllune.
~ m. 6. Spencer pernladt feii
germosen an feine @dtin Glar.
opener.
gfahIaB g a6en.
G. $. aeritins lit 9sadlabDerpoIte,
bon gDm. 8. aeriting; Gerionalier
$4,000, @rln6eigentbum $4,000.
syranf G. Sd,irmer lit gsahlabrer
ipaIier BON 2e1a Styirmer; yeriona
lien $3.50, @rurbeigentbum $500.
Gofparb 5. Buiie lit Iaflabperlpal
ter BON 2bomas Barrett; @rltnoeigeil'
tbinH $1,000.
Ger perionIidJe Nad)lab Ses ae5ial
VaiI bettdgt $611; berienige bea
Ghrtitian WndJsnlutb S9S6.49; Der.
jcnise oes 8. g. Sapre $546S. Is; Der.
icnige bes WM. 4. 2oiprp $9SS so;
ferienige Der Reberca Sopping
$741.70; berienige oes Sobn Slnte
$1g,521.
gerihicbenes.
slbbie ". ssielb erlarqte Elm llr.
tEeil iiber $3S6.51 gegen Synrnes q.
Cooper II. 81; 6ic 9eaeoue Brewing
60. Elm icldgs Iter $1537.72 gegen
Dlidael goeb; Sans QlaIr elm Iolhss
iiber $225S gcgen lpoia y. alotter,
gcrnu,no; Die 9eerIeB geamtiactur.
ing so. Elm ioldes itber $513.62 ge.
gen margaret S<proeeer; Die Stan.
barb Oil 20. elm ioIfes iiber $237 50
ecgen Die Gono .Sia auto Snpiee 60,
eie Sigbllnb 9fealtD SO. elm iolfes
iiter $500 gegen ytaitariel G,rMl1
lNunn.
0satilSe 6. Gtalt5ab bat aui
Druno aitgsblifer Gigciltbumsifnoi
gung cine alage iber $1,000 gegei
Wlarp 6. Gnea eingereidJt.
| ssn Der $4,000 &lagc bes 0altcl
6. Sarrar, 9egen S5orrp g., luS s9olei
SrIcpap ruairoe Elm 8eib bift gu Sun
iten Der 8erflaeter abpceeben. Sar
rar's scbndru, @oIter Dana ;Sarrar
lpurbe BON en guto Ger 9erflagter
hberfabrs1 uno QetCotet, bod erbellt.
es bel Der Dersan0Iunq ocB oieielber
feine Sdulb an Dem llnglli tritgen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

fdates F9 anseeisnet taben foIte,
tDurbe seItern BON aRihter Usatmqn
freigsiprohen, bn er ria9fpeifen fonns
te. baB e. Jpn Gan3en nur 5fpei aipans
5is DollarSgtiide ersattert unb eines
bapon slef4 ipssgegeben bate. Rad
ben anberen Garbisen, bic anseblid
nit nd6ssu $4,000 bur4brannten,
tpirb auf geranlaHuns bss Rontrafs
tors Weife sefu4t, neil Ct alHfpru4
auf ben Iunb maHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Sie 7nsaanser.

Rorsm Ratmittas untsrnsbmeu
bic TuBgdnaet sintn SpaJiersaus
pom Gnrpuntt Der Wuriatu 2lpenue
Strabentdhn ainis iiber Berg unc
lbal mad Der als r1suf,ls Riidsrat"
tetanntsn' gsseub. Ssrr 6barles
alusmsper III Fir oisien Gag als
5iitrer unS SrGulsiu Srmn GuutInt
ols 9eolsiisrin Ter 0amsu ernonnt,
.-rsr stbmurit ttiDlgt punt 2 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
len,peratnr.8 - eridbf.
ssIiasi Don q. aIsin & sts- Critic

Wrpfe eausDahtin nattsudtrftn
oisikIn 4 60. i3s u. esrjhs stsebs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
unfer Srpdem.
Sieiise ganfen baben iibcr slpci Nil.
Iionen Sriesst pnos ec5eibnet.

Bon Der eriten 4useabs bon 250..
100000 Stabamtssertifi,dten Der
ariegsanlefbe baben II biefigen Bans
ten fir So, ,065, 900 iibernommeu uno
Sipar; Jiinftss s9ritte, $4,000; grite
Ratipnal, 100000; Gitbens' Rotios
mol. 100000: 8iertr Ratipual,
100000; Weitern 9ermun, $780,
900; Cosmopolitan gant anb Sdp.
ings, $4,000; 9ttIas Ratioual, $50.
600; 9erman Rationol, 100000;
Martet gtatiornI, $4,000; 3neite
Rational, $4,000; Central 9ruit,
$4,000; gropibsnt Saptnds Bont
ono IruIt, $4,000; Securitp Saps
ines gant onb sruit, $4,000; Sous
thern Ohio Sapinas, S25, 900; Court
l6ruiesSopinos, $4,000; Union Saos
inas gant arb 5ruit, 100000; uuis
IN 8anfin1 unb Sapina. $4,000;
Die GopinotOner SubTiriptiOneu
lparsu: Gitl3eus' gldtiOuaI, $4,000;
GrIte Rational, $4,000; German Ros
tionaI. S25, 900. Die Repporter Cub,
ftriptionen pdren; German Ratipnal
$4,000; Geppcrt Iational $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

5eats gsa4urittas 5lDeiies Spisl Der
Serie 5tuiden .gieSs" un6 rYira.
tes- in pittsburs.
Norsen fpislsn bic teiben aIabs
TIM bisiigen Rtblanb Gielb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

Nus cin' nt9teubdu nn Der genor
Incmle nn0 @hInin1 @nu mtrbrn
bcm bert nrbeiicrocn Charles Grnh.
ron 20. 900 Renuer Strobr. Sa5
-QritnbIcu. Die tr ~ ieinCu StrascH'
flciocrit hntte. oh itd) M aclcr be.
fnnbeu. Gin ebcnfoIls an ocur @or b..
itdihqtsr Snrbigr itebt i'm Rcrondt
cen Siebitahl perist ~ hnbc1l uno
irira rest BON Der VSli3ci gcindr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

9ils Ghieosrihtsr funsirten Reg
lsr unb Drtb. Dem Gpieie DobnteH
5000 3ui9ausr bel.
ReiuItats Der setrissn
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23
SENSE BEING LOST
LoNDONERS UNABLE TO GROPE
 THEIR WAY IN DARKNESS.
Philosophical Review of Warfare's Needs, and of Past Days, Has Not Brought Citizens to a Proper
 Realization of Conditions.

A few months ago I ehanced to be in what official language would describe as "a certain northern town at the time when lighting restrictions were being newly enforced as a precaution against air attacks. Loud was the outcry of persons who had bumped in to the lamppost and ripped oyer the curb upon their homeward way, and who had even found themselves un- able to identify their own homes with out the aid of an electric torch.
 And yet the curious thing was that even such restricted street lighting as remained would have been considered really handsome illumination by our forefathers and would indeed be con sidered so today by dwellers in rural districts where the street lamp Is un- known, c. Fox-Smith writes in the London Chronicle.
 What is happening to us-or, rather, what was happening to US in the days when the daylight, in towns, was de- posed before its death by the glare of gas and electric light? Were we not rapidly losing the very last remnant of that faculty of seeing in what we
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23
The Higher Duties.

All the world complains nowadays of a press of trivial duties and en- agreements, which prevents their en- ploying themselves on some higher ground they know of; but, undoubted- ly, if they were made of the right stuff to work on that higher ground, pro- vided they were released from all those engagements, they would now at once fulfill the superior engagement, and neglect all the rest, as naturally as they breathe. They would never be caught saying that they had no time for this, when the dullest man knows that this is all that he has time for. No man who acts from sense of duty ever puts the lesser duty above the greater. No man has the desire and the ability to work on high things but he has also the ability to build himself higher staging.-Thoreau
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23


 call "the dark which is really quite natural part of our equipment, being 0 sort of combination of the senses of sight, smell, touch and hearing?
 As matter of fact speaking broad ly, what most people call "the dark" Is not darkness at all. How often, for example, do you hear a person who has just emerged from or who lifts blind to look through the window of a lighted room eXclaim: What pitch dark night!'
 But once leave the bewildering lights behind and it will be seen that the apparent darkness was really more than half caused by the light itself. Pitch darkness seldom exists except comparatively, never without some ex- traordinary condition, such as fog or very dense clouds. One does, of course, remember one or two such oc- casions of blackness impenetrable as wall and almost as tangible to all seeming. But they are rare enough to be noticeable-even to cause surprise, as if they were somehow abnormal, which would not be so if pitch dark ness were common.
 It is rather strange to reflect that, until the coming of the lighting re- strictions, most of the present genera tion had never really seen the town at dusk.
 And yet what peculiar charm there is now about the coming on of dark in a city. There is, let us frankly admit it, a touch of the sinister about the dark mouths of narrow streets which by daylight are but the most common place and sordid of routes to the backs of shops and warehouses.
 But they are for the time romantic, as we'll as sinister; there is some thing Stevensonian about them, Stew enson of Doctor Jekyll' and "The New Arabian Nights"
 Darkness Is the fairy godmother of commonplace buildings. It brings them gifts of breadth, of massiveness, of dignity. This pinchbeck incrusta- tion, that shoddy bit of construction, 1t transfigures with a wave of it's wand. Seen simply as broad effect of light and shade or rather of shad- dow and deeper shadow, the newest building is at one with the old, the tawdriest with the most austere.
 It was just at the corner of Yelling ton street the other night that I sur prised one of those wonderful mo- ments on the edge of darkness. In the light of it's few and shrouded lamps Kingsway gleamed faintly, like a frozen river under stars. Vehicles loomed up for minute and were gone, motorbuses, laden lorries strain ing toward Waterloo, motor ambu- lance With it's Red Cross gleaming al- most luminous on a white ground like the device on knights shield in dark forest. The faces of passers-by were seen in a moment in the light of a street lamp, then swallowed up in the darkness. And above it all the stars-the same stars that looked up- on the shell-racked glory of 'Verdun, the remnants that were Ypres and Reims; upon the trenches, the hospi- tals, the silent dead; and the ships at their stately vigil in the northern seas.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23
Howvs This [

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Cats. rh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. ,. We. the undersigned, have known f. ). Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all bus.,.ess transactions and financially ahle to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upo the blood and fnu- cous surfaces of the systen. Testimo' als sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Teke Halls Family Pille for constin..tcc
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23
At Home and Abroad.

Solomon was the wisest man, wasn't he?
 'I'm not sure," replied Miss Cay enne. "Of course he managed to get reputation with the public. But I'd like to know what some of those wives had to say about him.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-05-23

10c per yd and up.
 Ladies aprons soc and 75c
 We have a big assortment of remnants. Some bundles have pieces of 8 and 10 yards, goods worth from 1Oc to 20c yd Pick out what you want at 3 and 4cyd. A good llne of trunks. $2 up. More than 100 extra fire suit cases ses----98c and up. A large assortment of shoes. Star Brand shoes are better. They are made of leather.
 ATTENTION PLEASE
 We have loads and loads of ten- his slippers for wholesale CT re- tall. 45c pr. for children. 50c for men and women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-02
GERMAN OFFICERS REFUSE
TO RISK LIVES CLOSE UP
Rank and File Pccvcd and Anxious
to Make Peace, Pris-
Oners Declare.

CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Oct. 1.-Reports that the
rank and file of the enemy troops
have a great longing for peace Is con-
firmed by every prisoner captured.
One OF their chief grievances is the
failure of their higher officers to take
risks. Even company commanders
freely depute to the under officers
their duty while in the trenches and
remain well back from the front.
This is so different from the rela-
tions between our officers and men
that 1t is freshly impressed on the
minds OF the Germans on every oc-
casion when there is hand-to-hand
fighting In which our officers invari-
ably lead their men, while the Ger
man officers seldom do So
Very great losses of the German
officer class in the war may have
made 1t necessary To conserve their
leaders. Whatever is the reason for
their failure to take risks as great
as those to which their men are sub
jected, the latter are deeply discon-
tented.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-02
Animosity Being Stirred to
Bitter Hatred Because of
Illegal Drafts.

NEW YORK, Oct. More than
one hundred Mexicans have been i'll
legally drafted for service in the
national army by boards In this city
and many subjects of Mexico are be-
ing sccreted here to prevent their ar
rest by military authorities. accord
ing to Juan r. Burns, Mexican con-
sui general. who tonight declared he
would go to any extreme to protect
the rights of Mexicans residing here"
Knowing his official status mem
bers Of local draft board have certi-
fled for service Vice-Consul Jesus
Martinez, the consul general stated.
He said he did not know what his
country proposed doing thru diplo-
matte channels In reference to the
Impression of Mexican subjects into
the service Of the Cnited States, but
declared he was obliged to protest
against this abitratary action COM
mitted in most absurd way"
Persecution Charged.
Mr.. Burns asserted that numbers
Of Mexicans have been sent to their
native country because of the ''perse-
CutloIl ol tHelT COuUtTyInen mere III
the administration of the draft law.
Mexican citizens have been forced
into the army here without regared
to their nationality" said Mr. Burns.
The men in charge of the local draft
boards show such stupidity and such
ignorance Of the rights Of men that
they can only be compared to the
savage hords of Villa, who acted
without consideration of human rights
or legal rights of citizens.
"The climax OF this abnormal stu
alton is the lack of responsibility that
the boards assume when they COM
mt such unjustifiable attempts
Without Right or Reason.
"I cannot realize what is the final
aim of these boards in forming an
army of foreigners to fight for this
country, for which they have no af-
fection, nor has this country lien on
them unless to create a foreign legion
as in France, but that rs body com
posed of visitors. The fact remains
that these boards are casting aside
human rights. everything for which
the United States is said to be fight
ing for. Such acts only create a feel
Ing OF deep animosity between the
two countries, sowing the seeds OF
hatred and revenge in the hearts OF
Mexicans who are at present cruelty
and roughly treated. Thus Is de-
stroyed the longing of years in which
the two countries have been trying
for the hearty, sincere friendship be-
tween their peoples"