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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
40. Sabrtsinrs Ses .. u. etb-
rerieminars.

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| Die Dirtiiion bes Hationalsn
9euti& amsriioniIden gebreriemi'
mars In WliIipauiss. gDis.. bat ans
IGbli9 Der GrSffnuns ibrss 40. Sab
rtsturiss, bic ON II. Septtmbtr CT.
fOIssn fpirb. ben fOlsenben aufruf
erlafen:
Dos 9ebrsrisminar 81 Rilpau;
lee blidt nuf cine 1hdtisisii BON 39
Sabrsn suriid. Wdbrsnb Der Ianssn
Sabre isines gsittbens III es itin uns
entipegiss Bsitreben etipsien, ben
Shulsn biefes 2anbss tii6tig pcrses
bilbste Qtbrfrdfts 81 Iiefern. @sls
den GrfoIs ts in bisfem geltreben
aebabt bdf, bdfiir fprifi am beiten
Die lang. Rsibs pon friibsreu Sdiis
Tern, bic In allen 1bsilsn bee qanbts
uno in G9ul,n issli9er ati, ppn
Der GIsmsntnrfduls Biz binauf 5ur
llnip,rfitdt, nit aussei8nnuns tbd.
tis iinb.
Die aniialt fisbt Dor Der Gr0ffnung
i5rts pisrsisiten Jahresiurius, unb
sipar IN Der SGulnnfane auf ben IL.
September sefett iporben. Sic label
ole bieienigen, bic Jdbisteii unb
Rsigung gum asbrsrberuf baben. Elm,
ibre ansbilbuns bsm eehrerfsminar
nwupertrnuen.
Dos Gsminnr bieisi Ieintn 85ss
Iinaen 8ortbeiIs, ipie fe iis iaum In
einer anbtren 9ebrsrbiIbunssnnfolt
bes aanbes in slsi6em TaB, trbaIs
ten ,onnen. Der ipidtisfe bieier
@orikils beftsbt barin. bab bic abi'
turisnt.n cine pollnsrtbise ausbilbuns
bsiibsn, bic Fs CUR tIsbernabme ir'
asnb siner QlaHsnIsbreriisle tn ben
5ffeniIi9en Shulen berefttet, bob
iie aber sIsih5sitis 3u 9shrsrn bss
9euti4en poresbiIbei Fnb unb barin
ben b54iien anfOrbsruussn an ben
mob.rnsn Gpradlebrsr ssre6t per'
ben. Sn Der ausbiIbuns non atbs
rern beg Deutidm iit bas qebrers
ieminar babnbrefxnb eeipeien.
Inter ben DfFi,isasn 9ineriennun'
gen, bic Der 4rbsit bss Gsminars 5us
tbsil asporben Finb, fsisn bic folgen'
ben nambaft sena4t:
Diseoniin -llnbef4rdntits Gtoatss
3ertififat auf 2ebsnsseit.
9bip,-- 0olIes Glemertar5eugnib |
lnb Sps;iaI3eugnib fir Deuii4, bsibs
luf asbsns5eii.
Snbiana Die Geminnrnbitni
risntsn iinb bensn Der Hormali4uIsn
oes Gtantss sIsi6seiislt.
Die llnipsriitdt bts Gtnates Wetp
BORT CBoarb Of RessHis), ioipie bic
llniperiiidisn Miseoniin, Sbic. JHs
,iana unb Suinois bsperibsn bic e.
mi! stpei pollen Colleges
Jabrsn. anbsre llniperiiidisn piir'
sen IeIbifperitdnbIid auf Gintrittsses
u&s bin s!ei&e pripiIssisn seDdb'
en-.
Der Ssminoriurfus IN auf Jipsi
Jabrs bere9nsi. 3uiriti gu bemftl'
Itn erbaIten ale. bic einsn pieridbs
ism aurfus elmer sutiisbsnbsn 6isb
SHool nit Grfols abfoIDirt babtn
Iuo Elm. CUTE DOrbiIbuns i'm Oeut'
deu befissn.
Der lnisrridi III iOitenfrsi. -
54iil.rn, bic mitieIIOs iiHb, fam
us einem Jorbs. bee bsr anitnlt
UT @srfasung ittbt, Elm @oriGub
Ut geitreituns ibres 9ebsnsunters
ats ssipdbrt iperbtn.
anmsIbunsen perben j.st entse'
ensenommsn. Sic iinb an ben 2sis
IT bss Seminars, 5errn Oireftor
Rar Griebf9, 5S5 5-568 Broabs
'ap. Mlilpauise. Mis. ju ri6ten.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
eebensmate.

Die Jnrbiee alberta Bcpb DON
30. 625 Carlisle Aptnus maGis ses
fern Raduiiitag. bur6 anbauernbt
srdnsli@isit 5ur wsrsneiflung gsfries
bsn. sinsn Gslbitmcrbpsriu6, inbsm
Iie iih cine aussl in ben 1lnisrIsib
iagtt- Die asbensmiibe fanb Aufudn'
me i'm itdbtiidrn SoIpitni, no bic
2lerstt ibreu 3uitorb fiir iebt asosIsf,
Ii4 bsasi4neten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
samitas, ben 1. septe,uher 1917.
mir iiuh Der entiaisosusr

8ir iiub Der entIais0tusr
glnii9t, bab Der prsis bon $2.2O fa'
ben 9uibsl Msisen Su bod an5siss1
1T. 9lIs Der SOnsreB ben Usinma!.
prsis fir bic nGaltidbrise ernIe cal
So anieBts. ssi4ub oas nit bsr VIZ
iidt, ben SarmerH eins san5 u13ss
pObnli1 bObe prGmis gu bietsn, I'm
iie FOLDER @siis Sur anpfIan5un5 fts
nes sr0bersn MeiSsnareaIs 'u ptrar'
Iaifen. Oumit pirb es unpsritdnolid,.
iparum bic aommiifion nod iibsr sis'
fen preis binaussesunsen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
eterbIidbfs terid,t.

Caroline Gar6art, SO, prfftpn. o.;
G,irsi9ipd9s.
Cigar TlrgaeiI. 65. 1902 Gutter
Gtrnbe; 6erseripeiisrune.
syrances 9uftenbsresr. 70. 716Stats
Mpc.; gebirnf&lag.
@iIiam Dublmeisr, 80. 3246 Gps
prrtb aOs.; 9er5erlDsiterune.
Florence Gerep. 40. 1889 ainnep
Abe; RisrenlsibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

Die Marine 2tsa bat mi
BEN Warine SstrstGr, bic ii9 ssgsna
ieitig ben 9rieg bis aufs Wieher or
tIdrt batten, 5rieoeu geiblofien. Eit
2isa bat dnertannt, baB lie benz q.
tretdr NIT Der 9eI6ulbiguns, baB sl
bic Interiu6ung iiber bic GrplOIinT
auf ben Sdiffsperftsn Der &eeisrnn1
unterOriide, unrs6t getban bat. Siefp
9eriUbnung pirb ullssmein bsfric5i=
gen ,dber bic 2ebre, bic aus bem 0rr@
fal su 5ieben lit, folte niht rrbea6ltst
bleibsn. Die angriffe Der 2iga ent>
ftammten benz sleiber bur9 ben arieg
Bel uns dusgelDften 9eiife, in allen
Stngen unberedtigten Yerbdht 3u fe-
gen. Die lIngere6tiateit, bic Der Ses
trstdr 10 bitter empfunben bat, nirb
isBt nod aegen gdn5e 8cbDlferurns=
fldfieu geiibt, bic man nit niht mshr
Re6t. als IN bem porfRqsnben isofle
Der SqobalttGt oerb66tist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

Sn Waibin9tpn ipartet may
ab, OBJ bic DsutIds Resierung bic Ytr'
Sffentli9uns Der antpOrt bss praiI.
benten an b<n Papif seitatteR MIR
SIT Iol9ss ni4t Der Gal. bann piI
man oieIs 9lntlpprt aus 6lus5eu'
gen in 3ebntaufenben bon Grempldrei
an bas beuti9s Bolt seIanssn loiIcn
IS lit uiats basegen einsuipenSsn
ipenn es ssi@iebt. absr mir sIauhe!
nidt, baB es iid als nOtbis ertp.isr
piro. benn bislans bat bic Resisruna
3eitungsn aus Gpnbon unb paris, ipis
iiberbaupt aus alflirten 2dnbern unss-
binbert ins 2anb selaNen. IS pire
aud Dersebli4e Irbeit. bas gu oerbins
bern. DER 9ertebr Spiiden Seuti9.
lamb unb ben ibm bena6barten pcus
tra eGnbeV. ipie Solunb. Odnsmarf
unb Sdtpfben, III 10 iiberaus le6baft,
bab IS Der 8emiibunsen Der gebDroen
ipotten tpiirbe Die Qntipprt bes prdIts
bsnten su uutsrbriiden. Die Sdr;e'
rieteit lieat ni6t bartn, bas bel,tIbe
@olf bon ben Sriebens&binaungen Dee
grGfibenien in &enntniB gu ieten.
ioubern bshsn 3uItimmung Su srians
gen. Gs lam aIs feIbftueritdnbfi4
ssltsn, bab bas beutf9e Bolt ni9t ben
gliibenben Sab eeeen ben &diier hsgt,
tuie Der prGiibsnt. Spptit es eie
biirasrli9e gepOlteruns betriffi. 1dlt
fie felt gum aaiIsr, benz iis bas 9crs
bienit suertennt, edb er oiel iii
DeutihIanb asiban bat. mas io9ar b:
GpsiaIiiten 5uaeben. 70 irenis re
aud nit ben poIitiiden Ginrtdtunaen
OeutI6Iunbs sinDeritanben fnb. Soa
mub suaeitanben tperben, Dab IN leg.
t,r.r 3eit f6arfe aritit asqsn bic re
uieruna aeii6t pirh uno bab cine SdnS
NeutT6Idno burdaisbsnbs gsipe9ahg
1T, bic buraui absElt'
bem 9olte cine grDbers Ginflubnatins
auf bic Reeierung su iiterr. gus be
fem grunbs iinb mir Der Infifi, hab
'psrn bcr grGiibsnt Bios aug BEN
grunbe nit BEN GFriebsn sDoert, beB
lin bauernoer Triebe nur moallf N,
rsnr bas beuti6s @oIt urosere nnah'
ncr ber Ronierunn err M
zen rat. bisi, foriThrittfidje entr'd'
una isbt f6on gefifsrt IT. EismdFo,
Der BEN @oroGnqen IN Teuif6lano n !
yer rebien 9eit NIT aufmeri'amieti
refrlot in. lam Fh Der girFft 7:rs
'firipseu hrs bus hsri'Ee @nff fslr
pidtioe Reformen bur6febsn fpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01
eenator StOne BAT ii4 I'M

Senatpr Stone BAT ii9 I'M
Ssnat iibsr bic 9srunglimpfunseH,. Die
er Seiteus bet prefe erlsibe., be-
jd1pert. OieIs iage ibm na4. odb er
Or HegIsrung 9inberniiie IN Der
!triesfiibrung bersits. Sas isi nlar
mabr. Gr babe ii9 ppbI, als Die be-
trsfTsnbe 3siOlution OcrIag. gesen ben
&riss ertldrt, neil OeiIsn ytotbp.noles
teit ibm ni9t einleu6tete, aber ndGs
ocm Die ariegsrelolutiOn angenonlmsn
Durben iei, bait. er fst uuo unsnipsst
aur Regisruus. Die ansriffe sss:1
ibn singen DON einem prefes8urcda
aus, an beNsn Spibs Der 9eiiber Der
2onbonsr .5imss", 2Orb Rortheliff,,
ifebe, Der bic Rolle sines 2eiters unb
Dittators Der ameritanii4en preils
fpiele. Dieter Grtldruns 1T hin3u5us
fiissn, baB bic 8eorbeitune Der amsri,
tdnif6en prsiIs DON gngIanb ais
nift erit felt bem &riege bssounen bu.,
fonbern Idon felt elmer Reibe BON
ssabren i'm @ange ift. Gs 1T .ein &c.
beimnib, bab sine Qnsabl aweritaHi'
i6e 3eitungsn polIitGnbis englifGra
@roBfopitaliiten geb0rsn unh ocb fl:
i'm Sirettorium anberer 3eitun3en
bertreten Iinb unb 5ipar erfplste bisss
tapitaliftif9e getbeiliguns ni9t lsoigs
lid aus finaH5ielIen, IoHbern aud aus
Yetpeggrunoen. Sielem Sce
miiben, bic @oltsmeinung gu besins
fluff.n, ift grobs Gef4idtiateit midi
Gbsuipre6ea. Gs tpurbe eine Ginflub.
nabme auf biejenigen sroben oettuns
gen biefes 2anbes erlangt, bon benril
man peib, bab iie ben seiitisen
yubrboosn ben sSroDin5iulprsfis bilosH,
70 bab man fid ibrer obne Subpsntios
ren Derfider. bat. Sn SeutidblaHb 5ot
man bteIe Bearbeituns Der fffentlidtn
IN unferem 2anos bn-d hos
NIT Der englifden Regieruug in @er>
binbunq ffebenbe &dpital fpobl boob
19tet, dber Hi6ts getban, Inn ibr sHts
1eaen gu pirteH. Die btutfden Rors
Tulr in biefem 2anbe tpurben dnqee
Didsn, biefer enslif6en asito.ion
,urd ihren perfGnlidsn ginfIuB mt,
Jegen su drbeiten, aber es fpurbe nift
in 6efIer bnran aetpdnbt. nm burG
1ftiendnfdufe IN be Direfforieu b.r
lmertfanii&eu preH ~ aeIangsu. Tiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

Die abfi4t, efuBs9otlrinssr
gu cinem Ttl6TtftdnOigen sIaate gu .r-
Dsbeu, 1T i4on iett Oielen Ja5ren al!s
Berbalb Der Reidslaupe uertreteu fpor-
ben unb nod me6r in 6iefen itIEIt.
GlinBs2otbrineen bat 5Dar eine i:hr
ausgsoebnte SelblrperpaItung, desr
bic oortige 9s00Iterung itrebt rot1
ocnIeIten Redten, fpie fis Die guno.s
itanten beiiben uno ME es iHe'at,
pirb bisIem 9erIansen ieBt Re9nrrg
letraoen tperben. Die @rlnpc, nie Def
8erpiIligurg IOl6er Jreibeii i'm @egs
itanben, partn oi: Qn6Grser IrIrts
rsidbs, bic cine DeutI6lanb duberft
feiuoIife 8siiunune 3ur S6ou trus
asn, ubsr isBt, bu bas eliabslot9rirgls
Ite Bolt gu tsinsm 8eroadte nehr
9fnlaB oibt, bGlt man ss niht meh,
fir notbpenbia. bic Rsi9slunos an
Der Qeine au balten".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

9euts Eahmittag sipsitss unb Iess
tes Spiel Der Serie alpiifxn .Reos'
unb Cubs" I'm Reblanbs. .Jislb. Mors
gen iinb bic piitsburser .piraten"
bier unisre gssnsr In sinsm D0ppsl.
ipiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

5oIse 1T, boB GnsIanb Dor ausbruG
bss ariesss bei uns sue fsbr sinItisi
nnb 9euti4lanb cine fsinoliHe preTs
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-01

Giueimnati- 8; GbisasO--s.

6ineinnafi--S; Gbieagp-S.
Sn bsm ssitrisen uitsH Spiel Der
5fpeitdgissn Serie ,niTdkH unisrsll
.Rsbs' unb ben Gbieagosr SUBS"
i'm bieFsen Reblanbs5islb bsbisnten
GGleubersr SGnsibsr unb Sanger
Wingo bas G.Idiib fir Gineinnati
segen DpugIab be5p. WiIion fiir bic
Gssntr. Sdnsiber purbe I'm nsun~
ten ganse burt gsnsdn unb Dougiab
slsidssitig bur9 9ausbn abssIoit.
8as Spisl snette obnt Gnti&eloung
ipegen Ounielbtit na9 bsm 3fpSlfttn
9auge, als b.ibe Reunsr a6t 2iufe
seTiGsrt battsn unb ipirb an einsm
fpdtsrsn aass gum austras ssbra4t
iperben. Die ReDs md1ten brei5shH
9rsffsr ssesn eli unb finf GebItr sss
gen brei. lleber stpeitauieub 3ui4ausr
ipobnten btm SpieIe BET.
RefIltatb btrsefrtseu
Spielc
Cincinnati .O1OO300O112ES
Gbieaso O10O21OO112-S
1. Gpiel.
Tep gort :. O00200020-4
grosilpn 200O0O021-5
2. Spiel.
Rem gort 00000o0o1@1
grootIpn q. .000000001C1
1. Gpiel.
piitsburs -. 100001o0s-2
ct. aouis 00000000-0
2. Gpiei.
pittsburs >. Ressn 100000
ct. 2ouis =. ~ 00010-
pbiIabsIpbia =. 002O0020o-
Bottom -. 020000001-3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
The Ohiector

CONSCIENTIOUS ohiecfor Camp hap
~ interviewed tho
n ~ documents Washington
a Sprnkled thru the correspondence
Tho which he interpreted Justify
The correspondence referred
him the colonel
been assigned The
that Re would be
and preach The soldiers The
noted tho in tho and spoke IN his
tha YOU exemption military
rrounds and from ne
myself and HEARTH
man Err have
VIII hat be transferred
q 4. actually the Have
preference 70 the service elected for YOU
sr would appointed a missionary and the Gospel
obIecore reply The colonel continued ~ ms
onscientiously opposed
taking opporunitt give .te.
commanding general would be glad
wound
Of great personal bravery and sacrifice
save many otherwise would be lost Does not
Justify in such sfricc'
STRANGELY obor that his
BE waved enthusiastic only
w Doe reached n h follows until
~ o. has bad bis phys steal examination
vourrser blk factories Rad figured
n T. he's 20 salute right back
"a : the whole American
10 sautng salute him.
tho Blk boss back A. Detroit
good % he
ne FOR me-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
BOOZE FOLK
TRYING TO
DODGE TAX
Hide Liquor So As To
Evade Payment,
Brady Hears

Some dealers in liquor are already
trying 70 hide their stocks 20 evado
the operation OF the new war reve-
nue. bin which. when 81 passes viii
impose a tax on $40 n gallon on all
distilled liquor held by wholesalers
and retailers and $3.50 "a barrel on
beer held by brewers and agents.
This information has reached the
government. and James j Brady
internal revenue collector here has
been ordered 90 get after these
"slackers az once. That The govern
ment may not lose any revenue 20
which il viii be entitled under the
new law.
The United States treasury dc
partment having been appraised by
secret service operatives that many
holders OF liquor are trying 90 con
ceal Il, the collector has been com
municatod with and instructed 20
proceed 90 discover a. once how
much liquor is held In Detroit and
10 see that IL Is taxed
Collector Brady viii start IA 20
check up and verify returns 20 be
iiNNt UN ZIG NARAtNtAff AAAA ANf-tA.
dealers. For this purpose he viii
not only employ his regular stan OF
field workers but many extra depu-
ties and also use tho stan now
working under Lee a Miller. reye-
nue. agent. on the income tax Mr..
Brady has issued a warning 70 deal
ers which reads in part. as follows
ut has come 70 the notice OF the
collector the last few days that sew
eral persons engaged in the liquor
business would appear 20 be max
ing efforts 20 sequestrate portions
OF their stock with the probable OBJ
ject OF avoiding payment Of the in
creased tax. However, the records
OF the revenue Office IN connection
with the disposition Of distilled spir
its are very complete as every
wholesaler is Obliged 20 report 90
the collector OF customs receipt az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
BAkKER-FARMER
PACT is URGED
Two Could DO Much To Elimi-
nate Middlemen's
Abuses

When banker aud farmer unite
against ,he middleman he coun,rys
food problem Nill be near solution.
G l. Pack president National
Emergency Food Garden Rssocia-
ton. told the American Bankers as
ISOLATION "a convention today.
The farmer g. tho best TREND The
country has. said Pack "ft ho IL
prosperous YOU bankers and all tho
rest OF us are pros porous The
thing Tor you 20 do Is 20 get toeeth-
or and smash the cornerstone of
nigh price, AID he farmer over
the rough spots SO that no can pro
duce more foodsturs than ever be
fore
Three million emergency gardens
by city farmers" have produced
350000.00o worth OF food = O. b.
kitchen door. said Pack "Wo
must produce food "a rear Tho
points OF greatest consumption a.
possible roui the middlemen and
cold storage men and thus rsljeve
the railroads
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24

S,anislsus Kuczkiewicz. 40 i0e
piayfair.avc was trraigncd before
Judge futile. In Tho United States
district court Monday moruing Ito
has been indicted charged With hav-
ing failed 60 register FOR the armt
draft H. pleaded not Eniity. do
clarlng that ne Is more than 81
years old. but he was held for trial
under s.. 800 bail The evidence
against the man shows that he
came from Russia seven years ago
Soon after he applied for citizenship
papers producing documents show
INK hts axe 20 be such hat ne would
be- under 30 years old now II ia
alleged that his marriage license.
his discharge from the Russian army
and HIS statement 20 the Ford Mo
tor company. where he was en-
ployed. all FIX his age az under 80.
RI Roy Joseph Chartrand coad
tutor bishop of tho Roman Catholic
diocese ~ indianapolis, TODAY cole
hrates The silver jubilee ~ ME or
dlnation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
FLAG RAISED ON
LAWN OF CHURCH

With appropriate ceremonies on
no lawn Of Trinity Methodist
church. Highland Park. sunday aft
crnoon, az 3 o'clock he mems class
presented he church with A. large.
handsome Stars and Stripes. The
Tag pole from which the emblem
viii float. has been placed In the
center of the spacious lawn
Participating IN the ceremoni as
were a detachment ~ Tho Michigan
sfate troops BOY Scouts high school
cadets. Highland Park police aud
The choir OF the church The speak
ors wore the Rev John Martin. pas
tor ~ Tho church. and James scher
merhorn
This vas one ~ nc first public ap-
pearsuccs 81 thc state troops and
their trim military appearance WAS
much admired They were In charge
- MAJ Martin - Hamsv
The choir sang anthems appr0
pirate % the occasion and led the
large crowd tkst occupied the lawn
and adjacent streets IN the singing
OF america and The Star Span
gled Banner" accompanied by a
military baud
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
The Girls Job
Women Good at Stock Raising
az JESSIE ROBERTS

From England where women
have been undertaking go much new
work. comes rho report that she is
especially successful Ia stock rails
ing
Women have moro patience and
gll take moro trouble. especially
with An ailIng animal" says the r.
port They are willing 20 bother
with az sorts Of details. and e r.
these litile things that help them 20
succeed They are gentle with the
-tock. md This. too. has rs good -.
feet"
a woman ls a. tho head Of the
womans branch % agriculture iu
.Grcat Britain. and she. too. reports
thar The girls arc making good IN an
sort ~ farm work and especially
Rith stock n IL an Interesting
thing to discover this fact, and it
may influence women here 20 20
into the raising ~ animals more
generally than has yet been tho
case one % our greatest needs IS
frr more food animals. and The
small herd or flock Ia going 10 be
an important factor In the food
problem This condition VIII last
for years 10 come--is probably
permanent condition The days %
Tho vast herds and rocks 81 The
free ranges are gone. Intensive
work with cattle. sheep and hogs rs
comiug. And women can DO az we'll
IS men or better in This sort ~
.,ockraising The English are prov
ing this. and an American woman
can surely give az good an account
~ herself I'm an undertaking ~ the
s0rt AZ her Englsh sister
Pretty certainly the war viii teach
ls better methods 90 food distribu-
ton and assure a falrel profit 20 ihc
producer than has yet been The
case Tho woman who goes IN on
cons ervatiye lines 20 raise food ami
malls will find her market without
trouble n She cares FOR The coun.
try her life VIII b. a pleasant oneI
and ihc result og her iabors VII oe
independence and real home an
thr time when she wants fo qDt
work and take-fhings easy
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but the pToportonate military
strengths would remain the same.
With the HohenKoilerns still n con
troll or Germany desunies. rcauc-
ton OF armament would be no guar
antee that the kaieer's war mad
ness couldn't break out gain Ih-
only difference would be that The
kaiser would have smaller initial
striking force. the noxr time while
his opponents would have proper
tionateiy smaller defensive armies
The kslser's plea that mora right
should dominate the world Is also
without any peace value There is
overwhelming evidence that the
kaiser Is AZ The head Of system
which counts deception and false
hood q legitimate means o. ATTAIN
ing national ambitions. Nothing mo
kaiser may say and no pledge he
can give would have any binding
force upon the German government
As long ss an irresponsible autoc-
racy dominates the government
The present IS fhe most criflcs,
time ~ the war Tor the kaiser he
has suddenly begun 70 realize the
power which the United States is
preparing 20 Vieid SO safeguard The
future - democracy II the war
continues the kaiser knows thai
America will be able 10 accomplish
The downfall Of German medieval
Ism
He IS. therefore. desperately prom
ising one thing after another. hop.
ing no Allies Will agree 10 peace be
fore America makes the Hohenzoi
Terms subservient sto democrafi1ed
government Until the promise o'
German democracy n given and lts
workings have begun. tho kaiser s
system that caused the war will
NOT have BEEN defeated
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L. S. GOLD IS
BARRED TO SPAIN

WASHINGTON. Sept - Fiat
embargo on American gold exports
% Spain has been pat into effect by
the United States government Fear
Of leak into Germany via Spain
has led federal reserve Official 20
reject practically all applications Tor
gold shipments tu mat country
Since President Wilson's embargo
proclamation last month no Amer
can coin or bullion has been sent 20
Spain except those consignment al
ready On vessels
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MAN TRIES TO
CHANGE SEATS IN
CANOE; DROWNED

While attempting % change seas
In canoe 81 Belle Isle. SUNDAY.
Herbert EnstrRn No 1924 Wood
wsrd-aNe.. fell overheard and drown
"a His body was recovered an
hour later by The harbor masters
crew Ia the canal a short distance
from tho scene % 'he accident Al
fred G. Sco't, rs wars old. vac in
The canoe AZ the time and managed
90 retain his seat
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No Peace Value In Kaiser's
Plan For Smaller Armies,
Declares. American Writer

tempt by tho kaiser's sinister diplo
mats to trJ to foster a-frlendiy feel
Inc for Germany az This critical pc.
Rod among sympathetic people
abroad
Reduction Of armament would
moan leesening ~ trained and
equipped soldiers IN all countries.
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old.Fashloned IohnnY &c.

II We want O d0 our BIZ tlll John
ms Comes Marching Hone" We must
"a all rho Johnny cake We can and
leave lhe wheat go go over the
watOr AZ The same time we must
remember chat while corn in rich
100 80 contains not quite go many
minf raj salts es wheat
Therefore. y we confinc ourselves
exclusively 20 "A corn diet. We must
drink plenty of milk with 10. and
eat Htflo moro heartily Of peas
and beans
Tia southern army fought for 1--WE
yoars Oh corn diei and IL Is as
ad o golf on or hike ON a. ~ IS
% night on Here Us "A good oldtime
recipe for johnny ca/. which. as
ihc Old lady who made Il said
tastes Ike moro
one pint ~ buiformilk
one piui % meal fwhte)
one rcasnOonful salt
Three eggs
Two tahiospoonfulr melted butter
one Hight teaspo0nful soda
Beat Tho eggs together tiIl light.
add the hut'crmilk. and then the
meal siftod Beat we'll together
Dissolve rho soda I'm two tablespoon.
tuls % boiling water and add this
and the butter and salt 20 he bat
Ter, stirring we'll together
Pour into creased. shallow bak.
ing pan and hako IN a moderately
quick oven for half an hour
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The examination ~ Winfield W
Lockwood. publisher % the Baseball
and Racing bulletin charged with
violating the Woods betting law
passed by. the last legislature. was
adjourned 20 Oct s hy Police jus.
ticc Heston. Monday morning The
law prohibits any person from fur.
nishing racing or betting informa.
tion 20 the public The prosecution
OF Lockwood was begun az the in
stance OF Police Commissioner Couz.
ems as a test case.
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ncuors ud the names of those 90
whom De sells The books Col. The
wholesaler. and dI.laers are a1alia
bic for reference of Nae inspectors.
Discrepancies can easily De- pottea.
aud in cases where eyasiors age
made. the Uquors VIII hc seized and
the evaders prohcculrd