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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27

facts shall formulate his own con
clus4ons and impari them 20 Us as I.
friend sgsakIrr 10 friends
y had Two Interviews with General
PsrstlrE previous 20 his departure
from Washington. ana. while II a In
possible for ne % reproduce here the
main details o. or ccrResatl ous deal
ing with topics Wuch must be kept
secret ! NAV tell Vou ROW much I
was struck with h-s persplcacity and
clscerufuert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
Two Italian steamers Sunk.

ROME, July 26. - Two Italian
steamers were sunk and one small
sailing vessel was damaged during
the week ending midnight. July e..
says an official statement issued yes
terday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
FRANCE IS ANXIOUS
TO HELP UNCLE SAM
Sends Army 10 Assist Cooper
alton With the American
Army Abroad.

Ar1fe Iafc.e1. Fferct h-Fh crr--
p. sN"tef ~ f'e United states tas
heN been IIllrs1 fer efai weeks
~ PIE af t---s c-les - ea-orl.lat.Ig
,...,, .t... ..1.-. e--
MANN .s.. .t. ,,.v, ~, T.-i. 81.
.-..le from t.. ..t..-. l.-- a.-.yr
ttl other dan 20 r... 49,. r..,...s,..
printed below IT, ..t.r+ p. s4r..r..-
rr srt-sn r.v .a.. f.- .sea...r, g...-
operation tr-ua.- fhr F-ar = a-r
American 1-.-.. -z ne -..r.f.,
ta France - -.s ,a--T E-,.,---.-.-
-..v. ta.rr +,a.r.4 "a. .-I. ,r......-' g..
a.s-r. tn. a..ss ~ .ffr.r. v..a-.
..- tfor,. r.. s.r..a ~ 49,
..rrs tl.+ r. .t.. NV no. rg-I@ 20
.....r f..r4 t...,s .ffs~..'s +...-.--
i. .rtuaf M rsrs.t.a,s s-a ~ 49,,
.ftfs- r.sHfaf .r t... ~,,.-....f ~,
tte American .olcirr. when -hay ge-
'o ftr frs-r-r. ana b4rf- m. zeal
work a. frH-iry t,a k.tsa,.. ne,
u Tard.eg Knows wsr ~ ,f,s.-
hand hetrz served ~ ~. frart .-
tra s-af a. General yorr and ~ a,
lffcer .r The shas.aur, Afrrr being
mentioned more thar .ros far have
conduct. be- vas wounded ana law
fcr some time between he and dea,E
fr .re United -fa-as Ea ls t-i,Iglr. 90
bear the invaluable a,psri.uee GAINED
st the frDr+ tr co,,tlra,for win -
rfe.Ious eyrrr.srre .b,ained "a an
.eypert on foreign affairs and a. ror-
eIgu edlfo, ~ L. Teups ~ pa,is
,.,,,
i''''' "i ,"-opcr"uoh'
~ we SUBJECT ~ the cooperation
DF'h''h the inlted states ana France
IN the ehoeaYOr 20 secure the greatest
Hilllary "frci"ncy. VI. Tardleu said
General Pershing has begun his
htlay ~ uls military situation. have
f.'ti'ed we most encouraging reports
oi his ffsi Interviews with the French
hhshei cpmmand. nave the greatest
o'hnoeh'e ~ the efflclency OF the de-
rislons which he IL preparing and
"hich ne VIII shortly submit to the
american governments approval
nd. g., -, I'm
,roous in Frarce {. i,n,,.rse The
question T. no, only tn iI,iiizs IA, nc
best posslbIe vay ,he ,,nors tnder
him. II IL also nec.ssa,v "a nrgsriza
according 10 IN. lss.ors ,auvb, nv nc
war the ,,aIuirg ~ ,be n,,yer,It
army which corsc,4ptio, u,uI s5ye
you
For NV oo,, mar, 7 have .lwsvs
thot-srd I have said "a many ,f,,es
10 the disti,0uisb.d secrs,ary y, ia,
Mr. Baker-tha, mo org.pizs,in, ard
formation ~, n,,io,si 49,, "a, o,i,.
be conceived and rositzed nv me
cbiefs q, s,,ch ,r ~. ,be,,sar,,ss
Whateyer Ie ,be devo,tor ar nc
sL,iii,y ~ fo,s,g, ,a,.t.ors ~, t,s,r,,,.
tors thrre ave c.,,af, ,asLs ,ybtrb
yre.t r,ti,, c,, ..,,,. ,.,,, ,,saf,
1T is no program 81 such a task
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
Looking Backward.

I took the road yesterday
In reminiscent vein.
The prices that ! used TO pay
Bobbed up in disconcerting way.
quit the road to yesterday
And hustled back again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
The Choice of an Fpicrr,

Don't you object to the habit Of
Vomen's smoking"
NO; 1 encourage it, II makes a
big difference in fellows Christmas
cigars"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
kabine Mo. II.
Roman bon Cstar e. e&weriner.
e. SsortIebung.)

Gtrenae Serren resieren niht Ian.
ae. Sc 1T elm altes 8oltsport, bos
fi9 nirssnbs 10 gut antpsnbeu IGbt
tpie auf benz Ssean. Sc frdftiser Der
Sturm, beito fdneller bat er ausse>
tobt. Cine Stunbe, nu9bem Sir vi,
frsb iib oben an Der @iienitanse bat>
te anbinbsn Iaifen, fab bas Meer aus
tpie Elm unidulbises 8d9lein. limb
bic Spnne la9te am SimTel, bob
es cine Srsube mar. Sir 4lfreb fom
pubelnab unb lddelnb in BEN Rau6s
5alon 5uriid. limb bic poEaaiere
itrOmten aus ben &abinen terauf ins
Jreie; INNER nod blaB, aber freubig
IG6elnb.
Was @rabert, Der Grite Sffisier,
iiberbaupt ni9t, ipas bic aufiebeners
reeenbe Wette &0nnedes taum batte
5uitanoe bringen fDnnen, bas mar
bem Sturm selungen. 9lne paiTnsiers
fiiblten ii9 mad Der seineinI9aftli1en
Qlngit tpie perbriibert. ollie ipraden
iid an, besliidipiinibten iid, f9erss
len miteinanber iiber bic ausgeitanbes
ne Seefranfbeit.
rSeben Sic, @rdbert." faste auf
Der &ommanbo6riide oben Der 8apis
tGn gu ieinem griten Sffi5isr, rba
fieht man ipieber nal, bab bic Gngz
lGnber re4t baben, ipenn iie fasen:
~Gs 1T fein bDier Winb, Der niht etz
tpas @utes blGit." Sebt bat er uns
has sei9afft. mas mir nit aIler
Ma4t ni4t auiammenbrinsen tonn>
ter. nnb bafiir lei er geiegnet..A
rRun ober binunter" rief Sir glls
freb i'm &au9ialpn, rionit ertGlte i9
mid auf ben Sob."
a0nnede iiberblidte NIT elmer ipebs
miitisen 9eite feline 8Ieibung.
sd CLAUDE. ih tue basfelbe -
tpenn aud aus anberen 9riinben",
Ia9te er.
$50 tommen Sic nit"
Sie beioen MGnner ginsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
Heuntes &apitel.

8sim Diner CAB es elm sroBeg
gallo. @inise Der YoRasisrs paren
ieBt erit rdufmertlam" uno tpuroen
nit !Surra begriiBt. 3u ibnsn seb0rte
aud SDnnele uno 4}itrou. Selbit
9ersmann lpollte man oieIeIbe @bre
suteil perben la6en; er lebnte aber
entf6ieben ab.
rMir sins's gut. id tOnnts MIDI
auf oas 3eugnis BON einem Subeno
pafasiercn berufen," meinte er.
raber ss ssniist pobI i6on, penn
i9 Sir 9llfreo Suder nsnne. Wtr
Fpra6en uns bulb na9 Dem Sturm." !"
Der @rsldnber nidte iiber Den
Siilh biniiber Seitdtiguns.
nSas ftimmt!"
gs mar ein berrlidber 4benb, unb
10 sntI9iso man iib fir Elm Sdns9en
auf bem promenaoenoed. 9alb mar
ois Wfuiit CUR Stele, unb elm
StruuBi9er Wal5er ertlang iiber ba5
fpisgslslatts Mesr. Bon Der Rslins
gum bariiberliegsnben Commended ipas
rem 5laggen oller Nationen seiponnt,
gum S6ub fir Oamen. bie ii9 ionit
in ibren lei1ten 4benbtoiletten ertGls
ten fonnten. 8alo piegte iidb alles i'm
Sanse; bic Steiparbs rei9ten @rfri>
i9ungen. Die S5ene gIi9 einem elez
eanten 8ulliaal.
9ersmam unb aOnnsde itanoen
am duBeren Hanoe bes bic Sanoenben
umsebenoen &inges uno plauberten
miteinanoer. PlDblib enti9ulbiste iid
aDanede. gr bate Sertba i'm Sdnt=
ten Der Sommanoobriide ertannt; iie
CAB ibm Elm Seiden, bab iie ibn ipres
den miiiie.
sd bin slei9 ipieber auriid."
r9ebsn Sic binunter in Sbrs 8a>
bine2"
Oo9 &Onnede fhien bic Srase bes
Ruifen nidt mebr sebDrt gu baben.
Oa Iebte iid aud 9ersmann in Bee
pe9ung; gang semiitlih ihlenOerte er
auf bic Sreppentiir gu, Die gu ben
&abinen fiibrt. Damn purbe er pI6bs
LID lebbaft. SEPT mar feline BETTE Ge=
legenbeit, iaste er ii9. &0nnede bate
10 lunge sei9lafen. bis ibn Oas Sig
nal gum Diner aus bem S9lummer
getpedt bate, unb bann batte au6
8ersmann ii9 antleibsn unb in Den
Spsiieiaal seben miiHen. Gs mar Elm
Iol9es 9e6en unb Gommsn auf Osn
aorriboren ssipeIen. bab er ni6t @e>
lesenbcit seflnoen bate, bic Sabine
isines Na96urn unbemertt gu bstres
ten. @r hatte es fir ssfdbrli9 se>
balten, al5l ipdt I'M Speiieiaal gu
erI9einen. 3ubem faste er iid. OaB.
Iolanse aDnnsde isIbit ni6t in ieinsr
Sabine par, cine @efabr, oaB Der
9iebitabl entbedt nerbsn fDnntp, ims
mer nod ausseT9IoHen mar. Oieie
@efabr beitcnb natiirlih srIt, ipenn
S0nnede iid in isiner Sabine auf-
6ielt. Wenn er Ddnn 5ufGlig bds
S4ubfa4 Difnen ioIIts =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
~Ob - tpis sern! Wenn bas sins

rOb - tpis sern! Benn bas sins
I &C."
.Wir fpreden nod Sarii6er.@
Sdpeisenb sinsen iie nsbsneinans
Der Der. Sin ieoer nit ieinen @eoans
fen beIddftist. Sir aIfrebs Sirn briis
tete einen PIan. Der es m6slid ma.
den tpiirbe, feinen Wuni9 gu erfiillen.
Cine ReiIe nad San Sole nit bieiem
rei5enben @eId0pf aIs Ysslsiterin -
10 malte er Ii9 ben Simmel auf grz
ben aus. Sertbas Stimme rib ibn
plObIi9 aus ieinen SrGumereisn.
sd CLAUDE bod fait, Sic i9ers
5ens"
n4ber - meine teure MiB Ser>
tia ="
sd femme Goitariea febr senou.
Was elm enslifder 2oro Oa untsn
mill, = Denn gum @ersniisen iit's
ieBt bod fbon gu beiB."
sd fabre au6 ssI9GftIi9."
~punamabiite obsr 9Gnisidmal52"
~9ut = i9 iebe. Sic sIaubsn mir
nidt. Sd fabre fir einsn srobsn
9anffonSern bortbin : man nill
bort :" er belt pl0bli9 inne.
.Man min bort p"
rReoen mir bod ni1t bon @eIdGfs
tenl Man mill BORT eben etpas 9ro>
bes unternebmsn. sic tDnnen es mir
fdon slauben = auf bas Wort zines
Gentleman" -. -
Se9s S6lGse ser @6iffsglode
tiinosten bic iiebente 2lbenbItunbe unb
sleidasitis bic SatIads, bab es Die
bO4ite 3eit lei. ii9 gum Diner umsu=
fleioen. Illes elite in bic. &abinen.
Mit einem Sdnoebrud trennten Ii9
Sir alfreb uno 5ertba BON @irss
borff.
sd boffs, oaB oiefe plaubsritiinbs
den ii9 nun bGufis tpisberbolsn ipers
oen. limb ih boffe aud. Oab mir ei.
men Weg finoen peroen, bic fonIt
langpeilige Reiie na9 San Sofe gu,
lammen SuriidIesen gu fDnnen."
nSoffen mir"
grit in ieiner Sabine tam es benz
GnglGnber gum 8epuBtisin, baB er
sipar BON Sertba penis erfabren, ibr
oafiir uber oeito mebr mitgeteilt bats
te. Der @eOante beriibrte i6n i'm ers
item Woment unangene6m; bann fog
te er ii4, oab es i4lieBIi4 bod rsun3
sleib" iei.
rNeben einem fol9en SeufeIss
mabel mub man total ben 8opf pers
lieren," brummte er entI9uloigene
ppr iitb bin, tpdbrenb er Dor Dem
Spiesel feline Sraipatte bano.
Sertba bassgsn iann bariiber na6.
ipie iie Grid aDnnede erreiGsn uno
ibm mitteilen tDnnte, mas lie erfaD=
rem bate. Senn ons mar iebr picb>
tig unb tonnte ben Sinsen unter umz
ftGnoen Elm gang anOeres Qusieben ssz
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Sir 9lIfreb prebte Die 2ippen qua
Iammen; feline glusen Ieu4teten. Sort
in Der Sreppsntiir taudte Sertbas
4opf auf. Sebt betrat iie bas Sed.
on Der Sano bic &leine. Gnbli6!
Ser erite Smpuls bes Wtannes
par, ibr entsesen 81 ellen. 0o9 er
bieIt ii9 suriid. gtur feline lleberitiirz
3ung; nur nt6ts nerfen lahen.
Wenn BLOB Der 5ransoIs ni3t bds
,ipiI6en tommt.
Sebt trafen lie ii6. Cir 9lIfreb
sriff na9 ieiner &opfbebedung uno
lpolite sbsn elm paar Worte fasen =
ba leste ii9 cine Sanb auf feline
S9ulter.
Der 5ranspie! fubr es burh ieinen
Ginn. Na, Der iollte etipas erleben.
9lergerlid brebte er ii6 Inn. @or
ibm itanb = Ser9mann.
vs(u6 iestrmt eetpeien, Sir 9llz
ireb2"
Ser Gnsldnber ma9te quite Wiene
gum bOien Spiel. Sas WGp4en mar
ebt bod an ibm porbei. gur bieIen
RuiIen i6leunisit losperben - unb
bonn ibr nab.
nSurdaus ni9t. Sie2"
.MG9tig. glber iebt pieber .friih
pie Elm Slid i'm Wafer."
.Oas freut MIDI"
Die llnterbaituns itodte i1on.
n@ie perosn Sbre @ette sepins
men, Sir Ilfreb."
.Wiro mid freuen."
Wieber eine pauie.
,Wie pGr's nit elmer Yartis pos
Ter, Sir 9llfreb2"
r3u 3peiens"
r0as gin9e allerbinss nidt. gber
piellei4t ipislt 80nnede mit9"
Der GnsldnOer fdnitt cine fleine
9rimafe.
Den mobte i6 nibt aufforbern.
! Sd babe gu piel geponnen. Wenn er
Heponhe min, muB er gu mir toms
men,"
,Sann pieiIei6t pitrous"
.Saben sic ibn ssisben9" fraste
/ Sir 4lfreb fhnsl.
/ .Rein." limb Damn, nit einsm 9lufz
Ieuaten Der 9lugen, fiiete Der Ruhe
I9nsG binau: .Oa Sic mid borauf
oufmertiam MAIDEN. Sir gllfreb =
i9 babe pitrpu in Der Sat felt
Stunbsn ni@t ssisben."
Sm itillen besliidpiinidte itd Der
Ru1e. Sos 9laubte er gut gema4t gu
baben.
.Wsnn Sic Pitrou eeraoe trsffsn.
iOnnen Sic ibm ia ben 8orI4lae
maiden"
So nil i4 ibn iu4sn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

sd fiirdts, unfer 2anbsmann
perliert feline Wstts. Sieie permalez
Oeite Olympic" bdlt INNER nod
Sdritt nit uns."
llnb bic tleins @ruppe bon 0euts
iden fpdbte binliber gum Sorisont.
0ort belt oas ensllf9e S@iff in Der
Sot .G9ritt".
Sir Ilfrsb fam bi6t porii6er. Sas
9eiprG9 perItummte; er i9ien es
ni1t 5u bemsrfen. 9tls er pprbei mar,
nabmen iie bic llnterbaItuns tpieber
auf = basielbe Sbema.
uMan miibte nit Dem &apitdn
irre4en. Gs pdre bod cine S9ans
BE-"
~abparten. Ro9 iit bic balbe gasi,
Re niht poriiber."
sd eloube au9, es pirb Elm
@nbitrei6. Infer 8opitGn fGbrt nod
gar nidt nit politer araft. @s ioll
cine lleberrai9uns perbsn fir ben
GnsIdnber!"
Sir @lfreb promenierte sleib ben
anberen auf bem Oed, anIdeinenb
sleidsiiltis. Satid4Ii4 luste er nad
Serbia BON @irspprff aus. limb 70
nebenbei au6 na9 pitrou. Den bats
te sr ben sanaen Radmittag pers
mibt; mo Der aerl pobl itedtea ytiat
etipa, baB sr Sebnludt noh ihm 9sss
te; aber er tpollte niAt, bob ct tbm
bel 5ertba tpieber in bic Nuere tam.
Sieies Mal ppllte er iie fiir ii9 bda
ben; pplIte tpenisitens periudsn, ipas
aus ibr berausaufra9en let. Benigs
items rsbets er ii9 bas ein.'
Der tleine i9lpd9It4e pitrou III
nobl iebt nod me9r tot als lebenoig,
enti9ieb Sir alfreb in ieinen @es
bonten. limb bos mar gut 10. 8enn
iebt nur Sertba tGme. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Bett binunter, um iid auf beFen
Ranb binsuieben unb na9oentli9
ben aopf in beibe 9Gnbs gu ftiisen.
Die Sade mar ibin fatal; iebr fa>
tai. Wie iolIte er iebt Die papiers in
ibr Saubfad auriidbrtnsen2
@r fam our ueber5euguns, baB
ibm nihts anberes iibris blieb. als
in Der eigenen Sabine 10 lanse gu
peripeilen, ipie es &0nnede beliebte, in
Der feinisen su blsiben.
Wlit einem unterbriidten Slud mari
er ii9 auf fein 9ett unb siinoete cine
Stqarre on. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Yersmann rau9te unb rau9te; eiz
ne 3igarre nod Der anberen. Gs mar
bur9aus sesen bic 8ori4rift, in Der
Sabine gu rau9en; mar ipgar itreng
perboten. gber mas iollte mon tun,
ipenn man ba ipie elm Sel9Dbe lies
gen uno parten muBte, Bis es feinem
9ea9bar senebm mar. ii9 bonn Eager
su er9eben. limb bieier Ra4bur id,ien
porIGufis gar ni9t baran gu benten.
YlDBli9 fam Dem &uiien elm Ses
oanie; nit einem Rud iab er aufs
re9t auf bem Sett.
,@enn man mid oben permiBt -"
Sein @nti4luB mar gefabt. @r
ma9te f6leunigIt Soilette unb pers
lieB bic Sabine, bic Sir poriidtig
bintsr iib Deridliebenb. ----
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11

Sinter benz Slid in feiner Sabine
ioB Sergmann; Dor ibm lasen bic
snttpenbeten papiere ausgebreitet. Gr
mar emiig bomit beidGftist, iie 5u
fopiersn. Reiben unb 9feiben pon
3ablen bsbedten Die 8lGtter; bin unb
tpieber eine bolbe Settle Sert, bann
pieber 3ablen unb ipieber slpei, brei
5eiIen Sert. limb spii6enbur6 ale
moglt6en 3et4nungen; geometrii9e
unb anbere. Sieie pauite er bur6.
Gs mar cine lansipieriee grbeit;
beoeuteno erIbpert bur9 bos
Sdpanten bss S6iffes. SGufig
muRte er eine 3si9nung Don neuem
beginner; penn gum 8eiipiel bur9
.tns plDblibe unfreiipillise 8elpegung
fein Sleiitift qusr iiber bas gon5e
slatt 9efabren par. I'm 10 mebr freuz
te er ii9, dig er bemertte, nie Der
Sturm na9lisB unb bas S9iff tpie>
Der gang rubig mar. SEPT tonnte er
10 iiber arbeiten ipie oabsim in ieiz
aem 3immer.
Oas erfiilIte ibn pobl nit ssreube
=. bennod mar ibm Der Sturm lies
Der eepeien. @r fasts ii9, bab bic
Ssfabr Der Riidtebr &Dnnedes bebeus
teno srDber setpprben mar. unb 70
bielt er BON ,3eit gu 3eit in ieiner
Irbeit on, lin, 81 laui6en.
Rebenan tlinfte elm S9lob. Items
los borbte Der HufIe auf.
Cine = 5pei Minuten Der ueberz
iegung, bonn unteriu9te er bic Sir,
I'm ii6 Su iiberaeusen, bnB iie -nnd
feit peri9loHen mar. limb run 5uriid
an bic 9lrbeit.
yfah elmer ipeiteren balben Stuns
be mar iie beenbet. Sersmann nobm
Die &ppien unb perI9lob lie in elmer
8rieftoIbe, bic er in bas 5utter ieis
mes &otes einnGbte. Damn faltete er
rorii9tig bic geitoblenen Papiere ses
nau 10 suiammen, ipie er iie Dem
S6ubfa4 entnommen batte, unb
iauI9te ipieber.
gtebenan regte ii9 ni6ts.
Collie &Dnnede bic Sabine ipieber
perlaiien boben9
8ergmann beantipprtete ii6 bic
ielbit geitellts Srage nit einem 8opfz
fdiitteIn. Nein, er ipiiroe bic umbre=
buns bes SdliiiIels i'm S9lob ees
BORT baben. Wpber ober biefe Rubea
Gr mubte 9eipibbeit baben; auf ies
ben Sal.
Der Sanbtafde, Ole, pie f9on ses
Fast, feline Oietrids, Seilsn u. anbea
res S6lofernertseus entbielt, ents
nabm er einen feinen 8obrer. Gr itellz
te ii9 auf iein 8ett unb besann nun
5tpiiden Spei 5usen bes Splsperts
Elm eana feines God sur anberen 8a.
bine biniiber gu bobren; Elm 2p1,
ni9t bider als eine feline Stednubel
Sr bobrte fait fentredt, BON oben na9
unten. @
@s mubte ipobl bic g(rbeit elmer
geiibten Sanb Iein; iie peruria6te ies
bsnIalls teinerlei @erGui9. limb nun
mar lie bsnbet. 9ersmann Itellte ii6
auf bic 3ebenipisen, tniff elm 4uge
suiGmmen unb bradts bns anbere an
bic tletne SeffnuEg, um iofort einen
unterbriidten Ruf bes gritaunens
ousSuitpben.
8Dnnede lag entfleibet auf Ieinem
9ett. Der CUTE Wlann batte ii9.
ipabriheinlih BON ben Strapoben
iibermiibet, sur Rube selegt.
Wlit einsm 9leiitiTt ma6te Berg
mon elm gang ipinoises &reus9en ues
ben bem bon ibm sebo9rten 2obe;
,aoa Elm Stiidden peibes 8ods aug
her saI9e uno fiiIte bic Oeffnune
miehrr aus, 9ann iprana er pom
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-11
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
ONE KILLED. MANY HURT
IN WEST VIRGINIA FIRE
Morgantown Department Chief Loses
Life While Fighting S65,000
Blaze

MoRGANTOwN, w. Va. Nov. li.-One
man was killed and several were injured
when fire swept the Hirschman Block in
High street here today. The building was
almost completely destroyed entailing a loss
that is estimated at near $4,000.
Dead--Fire Chief James Kennedy, aged
fifty years, body crushed under falling
walls.
struck by falling tinbers in City Hospital.
City Street Commissioner John Hare,
struck by portions of collapsing building;
probably internally injured.
Several other persons suffered cuts and
bruises when caught under rain of bricks
and timbers when the heavy walls col.
lapsed.
Fire Chief Kennedy, directing the work
of fighting the flame, was unable to escape
when one Of the side walls buckled. Sew
eral firemen working with the chief were
struck by flying bricks. but all escaped
serious injurya Kennedy'S body was dug
out of the deGsis shortly after the collapse
of the wall
The origin Of the blaze is unknown.
When discovered 1t had gained great head
way and when the tiremen arrived the
building was doomed.
The flames, for time threatened to
envelop adjoining buildings, but by playing
streams on the threatened sections the
iiremen succeeded in holding the leaping
tongues in check.
Patroman Witt and Street Commissioner
Hare were endeavoring to aid the tiremen
when they were caught BY the falling por.
tons of walls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
DEMOCRACY TO TRIUMPH
OVER PRUSSIAN IDEALS
Even German Victory Would But De-
lay Result, Says Haverford
Professor

That the ultimate triurph of progress
sIye democracy over Prussian autocracy Us
even though the Germans attain
further and greater victories or even win
the present war, was expressed by DIR. X.
Kelsey, head of the history department OF
Hayerford College and close student or
the present situation, In one OF his informal
talks before his history classes today.
ANY one," he said, who has followed
the progress and struggle of democracy
during the last few. centuries clnnot fail
20 be impressed by the futility to stem 1t.
The worst that can happen is to postpone
the ultimate triumph of democracy and be
oppressed by Prussiansm In the interval II
IN this interval which we dread. But
sooner or later the whole world will rise up
and strike down this autocracy. Napoleon
held IN the march of progress in Europe
1ur twenty years. but he could not halt IT,"
In commenting on the Russian situation,
DR.. Kelsey said he expected reign Of
terror to follow the ascendancy of Kerensky
IL he can defeat the radicals Then, he pre-
diets Kerensky will profit by his former
mistake of being too lenient toward the
rebelts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
lVUNG SOLDIERS
SURRENDER TO CUPID
(h1rms of Philadelphia Girls
Prove Irresistible to Men
of Dandy 315th
SIX HEARTS HAPPY NOW
But It's lawful Tough" to Leave Their
w Brides to Go Away to
France
Bv a star Correspondent,

CAMP MEADES Admiral. Md, Nov. ~
~ Dan Cupid has won another sweeping VIC
tory against the Seventy-ninth Division, and
three stalwart privates OF the Dandy 3l5th
Infantry no longer are bachelors
The benedicts, members Of Company q.
surrendered to Cupid and the charms of
three Philadelphia girls on Saturday, but
news of the triple wedding did not hitter
Through the camp censorship until this aft
ernoon.
Briefly, the story is this: J. Lloyd Freas.
17fB North Budd street. Is now the hus.
South Sixty-frst street. Miss Carolyn
Clements, $40 North Forty-fifth street is
the wife of Carl r. Martin. and Walter O..
Reeves Fifteenth and Cayuga streets, de-
clines to reveal the identity of his bride.
II am married" says Reeves. and that
Il al! there Is ahN"t 1t. Happy! never
% Joyous In my life"
On Friday m.r.ng Freas and Martin
went to Captain Otiinger and asked Tor "A
three days leave Of absence.
"why do you want 50 much time?' asked
the captain
"we're going to get married. replied
Fre~e
soh, that is different" said the COM
pan, 20 Amander but don't forget that
you're soldiers and that you're going 10
France However, you can have the leave
Then Reeves made similar request, sup
ported by similar story, ana won SIP
Of white paper that excused him for three
days.
Freas and Martin drafted privates
Francis and Milan TO act as best men and
after hiring an automobile, started for
Media, Pa. They obtained marriage licenses
In that town late Friday night and hurried
to Philadelphia.
Their chauffeur lost his way and by the
time they struck the Philadelphia County
line the sun was up and smiling blandly at
the prospective soldier bridegrooms.
"And at o'clock" said Freas, Martin
and myself, with the two sweetest s'irls IN
Philadelphia drove up to the parsonage OF
the Mantua Baptist Church, Forty-slNth
street and Fairmount avenue. The Rev
Nh. Price tied the knots"
Freas looked at Martin and the latter,
who had done little talking, seemed to
sense the thoughts of his pal comrade
Gee but it's kind Of tough to leave
YOUR wife and go to France" he said. And
Treas admitted that 1t was not only tough,
but calamity.
Reeves declined TO discuss his wedding,
but admitted that II was not so romantic
as the double ceremony in which his pals
figured.
."Some day ! may tell you,' he said as
the war correspondents trained their guns
on him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
ATTACKED BY HIGHwAYMEN
Victim Had Displayed Roll of Bills in
a Saloon

Display OF roll of money in a saloon
near Gray's Ferry avenue and Wharton
street led 70 an attack early TODAY on A.
bert Norton, of 1917 South Patton stree,
by two highwaymen. Norton. il is said
flashed a roll of bills while treating friends
in the saloon. On his way home two bigho
waymen attacked him as he was crossIny
Grays Ferry avenue: Norton fought his
assailants while he shouted for helm
Policeman Wilrdge heard his cries ana
caught one of the alleged assailants. who
gave his name as Harry Soly, of Wharton
and Napa streets. He was held without
bail for further hearing on Sunday bv
Magistrate Baker at the Twentieth and Fed.
eral streets station.