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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
No. 81.
Staotlidc Scrlideruug.

Sebte Bohe fanO in Columbus
eine &onfercn3 Der 9lmerican MfIHo=
citation for 2abpr legislation ltatt.
in pel6er bic Mrbeiter Yeriiherung
uls Woffe 9e9en Irmut uno &rant=
belt ous Saupttbema Der geratungen
bilpete. Die Situngen puroen bret
Sage lang in Columbus obssbolten
uno puroen am pierten Sag in Gin
cinnoti in @emeinld)aft nit Der Dime
ricon Yolitical Sciene 9lNociation
fortgeiebt uno ubselchloilen.
Gs .purosn 9elhliiNs eefabt, in
tosl6en ouf ois Notpenbigteit eine
Spanaspeiien Gruntenperl liheruna
uuTmertlam semaht uno emploblen
fpiro, in Der ndhiten 2egislatur un=
Ieres Stautes Elm oiesbesiiglifes 8ez
!eb ein5urei6en.
Der Gelessntlpurf Tiebt cine gerz
Iiherung uller 9lrbeiter Dor, Die mo=
natlih peniger uls 500 peroiensn.
ipobei Der s(rbeitseber, Der Irteiter
uno Der Stant 9eitrdge leilten.
Die 0elDer iperoen our6 gegenleiz
tige 0eienihaften peripnltet uno miro
fir Gr3tlite Sebanolun9 bssablt To-
lpie cine Soorzllnterltiibun in !oGh,
bon snei Oritteln pes 2obnes fir
eine Wtarimol5eit bon 26 8ohen in
einem Sabre sepGbrt. Cine tleine
Summs, 800, ais Stsrbeselo, I'm
teritiiBung fir B0hnerinnen uno
irstlihe Sehanolun9 Der 5amilis bes
2lrbsiters iino ebenfuus in Dem Ylnne
einaelhlolen.
sim 2uuIe bieIes Winters miro in
mebr ols 5lpnn5ig 2esislnturen elm
MtuItergeles fir arontenperiiheruns
cingereiht peroen, on5 bon Dem Dor
bier sSnhren 81 oieIem 3ped ernannz
ten lpe3ieilen Natioual=Gpmitee per=
taBt ipuroe.
Die Soften fir sic &rantenunter=
| ltiiBunsen uno peren 0eripaltung,
bic etipa 3 YroSent 0es 2obnss be-
trnaen, iperoen su spei 5i;nftel Don.
9rbeiter, Su 5pei 5iinftel pom Irz
bsitsebsr uno su einsm Jiinftel bonn
Staate getrd9en.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
&abbala nno &ricgscnoc.

c,n Der .@oiIilhen 3situns" err
sGbIt Suns Goslar ons fplgenoe Gr=
!ebnis: SD Iisss i'm Nuurtier bel Ell
nem lnngbdrtisen jiioiiten patriarz
den, Der Elm berporrasenoer Shriftz
aslebrtsr, Elm ipsenannter n2amben"
1T. Gines 9lbsnos, ols mir i'm Gez
iprdh SuInmmeniisen, iaae id: .Reb
0aoip, Sbr ieio bod elm aelsbrter
Monn, t0nnte Sbr mir niht iassn,
OBJ in Der sebsimnispouen &abbaIa
etspns oapon itebt. mann Der 9robe
8slttriss gu gnoe iein piro?" Reb
9upio ldmunselt sins WsiIs bebGhz
tia DOR lid bin uno itrsitht isinen lan=
aen pe;ben Iart. Damn meint CT:
Sod, mero' Gud GeIhihtleh err
a1blsn: Gs lit sinmol eesansen e
blinosr Munn, ben bat 9efiibrt e Sez
Bender ouf E anoitraBs nah e Sorf.
,lntsrpess hat Der Sllnoe betommsn
!0unser uno Ia9t sun, Sebenoen:
,Wenn mir rsrpen tpmmen in oas
0prf. nero iuf mer taufen e Stidz
lah 9roio uuo e 8los Milh. llebriz
gems iuat mer ood, lpie lieht eisentz
LID aus Be Milh?"
De M}ilG)," antnprtste Ser Sebenz
Sc, .iieht lpeib aus"
rWeiB2" frast Der Slinoe, npie lit
lueis2"
.0eu lreiS lit lpie Gyeoern bon
Sans"
Sans? So, absr ipie iis9t aus
Gans?"
,glu, 0ans lit { Ipael, Ser
ihnatert uno bat trunlmen S0als!"
"g SalS weiB iaa, a5sr mns 1T
trumm?"
,Tu, lsbt ber!" llno Der Ssbenb:
ldBt Den 8Iinosn isinsn 9eitredten
slrm hetalten: .Das lit seraoe! unS.
inoem er oen 9lrm beust unb oen
9!inben rieosr fiiblen ldbt: ~Oos 1T
frumm."
Do pertllrt lih bos Gelidlt oes
hlinoen Mannes, uno er ruft lebboft
aus: .Shpn gut, nun weib ioh. pie
ausIisbt Sc Mlild!"
slbermaIs itrih Rsb Oop.o isin.n
lhDnen ipsibsn Bart uno ihpiss enc
Wei!e, ols npllts er erlt bic gDirtun9
leiner 8slhihte pOlis cuf mid, eins
prinsen loiIen. Damn meinte er. ins
Sem er ben aopf nit leilem 2ahe!n
bin= unp bsrlpisats: rSopie!. rpie Der
! Wsonn bat selpubt. pie eigenlih auss
iiebt be Mild, 10 piel pii1en mir aus
ben Bidern. mann is aus Der
Mrieg!"
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06

v>SnfcrnultpNulC Vt luI luur Que
lleberitrift elmer Sepelde i'm
r@1hter II. slnseiaer", lmo nit
~lhnlid)eu lleberlhriiten luerOet
,uohI aud, onoere fapitoliid,e 9lat-
ter, sic 9tud)rid,tcn iibcr Sen fiir5'
lid, ltottseil,uoencu &on9reb iran'
;oliiher Sosioliltcu uerlehcn boben.
r@os man niiniht oas alaltbt
,uon germ, ,mo lit es oober nid)t
Il, ueripuuocrn oob sic Nclnoc Der
iuternaticnalcu fIaltubelpllbten Ir'
beiterlhait in,n,cr iuieoer bctoner,
oaf sic Sntcrnatiunale tot, manlc'
tut lei.
SSon,it beorilubeu nun ober Die
Gc1ncr ser intcrnotionolen 1p5lol'
reuoIltiorlren slrbeiterbeipegl,n9
ibre @cbullptlua? Ntit Dem SIM
ipcis uli oas Tcrhdllcn Ser ,Sllh-
ret Ser Sosiulilten icit Sllsbrlth
SeS arieacS. III Geltid,luno, Shlb-
lano. Sciterreidl.l .llngarll ,Srnnf-
reid,. Cn9lano lmo ulld) III tlellc-
ren SGnocrn huhen Iid Die nlel1ten
bicicr Niilrcr auf Sen, %ooen Der
nationoIcn Terteioigln0 gc'tclIt lnlo
Ian,it oos intcrnotipunIe $lunnnia
oc5 tlaIIenbelul,bten Erolctartuta
serriIIen iulo rcrnittet. Gas erltcrc
III rid,tia, nbrr Sas lestcrc nid't.
Gs beitebt nod irnncr oaa Slno-
his Ser ic;iolreuollttionlren Frole-
.aricr ser sSeIt, ,mo miro oas'cIbc
cud) oieicn &rieg iiberootcrn troB
clcr slbid'lpcnfl,ngell Ser nutirnal.
ratriotiid,en Ipiialiitlldcn 6l'hrer.
Gs lit ol,t cine lebr bctrad)tllde
ATinocrheit, insbeionbcre III Gert'dl-
lano, bon sSiibrern porbaitoen, DIE
cine oan, onlehnlidle 8efol9'hoft
i, Ser MoiIc hintcr lid bat mo Die
in,lucr noh lno trot olleoenl oda
Norner ocs intcrnotionuleu Trolc-
tariots hod belt
,<rternutional iino ldllieblit, ollie
faoocrneu arIturheItreblngelL NM
no ser internationnle So5iall3nll;
Sic h6d,Ite oicier @eItrebiuraen be
belttet. fonn er nienluls lnltergeben
Cas uorr1rts Itrebenoc ullf9cflortt
Trolctoriot miro ino nlib lnnne'
.uicber cine llternationale Eerbril
ncr,,nd ser elrbeitcrId,aft uniutre
Zen ii,dlen. nenn es leln 3lel er
reid,er niu. Tie Men 'd)heltsge
id,idte NOR bis Jest cine Se'd,td)t
ION iIolicrten &lolienfdnlptelL I'M
Sod, noreu bieIeIben pon Der &C
nleirIolnen Soee ser @eirellng De
orbcitenocn M,enid]heit getrugell
% mar aid1 Sic d)riltIid}e Nclpe
or,uq III ihren Hlnidngen POM ed)
ten GeiIt ser internotionalcn Soll
raritat getragen, lmo Ghri'tus lag
.e ia II, ieinen Siingern: "8cht bl1
is ureoigt Sen 5eioen oIler gan
Ser"
Ios GhiItcntlun 5i,r Mott 90
fonrlnelL entnrtetc imo mllroe 5
elmer nlltti9en Stiite Ser herl
ichenoen 9IaIleu nler aultllrlul
Ser. 9(ber IN SEN Sie'cn Der Volt;
uroIie oing sic Soee pon Der int,
rationalen Solionritat oes orbc
tenoen, lmteroriiften &oltes MD
nerIoren, oas l0noIld)e Troletorlt
Sioms tdnlpite fir oieieIben Sheer
laie ipdter bie @auern IN 1yran
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
.,Snteruatioualc 1T nidt tot.

reid, 9fublano, Selterreid- ltn9arn
Ceutid)lono mo allen anoercu 2Gll=
bern Gurppas. ltno oie grpBc
frana0iihe HeuoIltion Glloe oes Is,
uno sic ipGtercu Hepoll,tioncn bcS
10. Sobrhuuoerts = 1913 lmo 40
-, uuh lie lplroen bon Ser SSSoee
ser internaticnulcn Terbriloerune
bchcrrid)t
@elpib, sic nationoleu &in,pfe
ser cinsclncn Nrganiiationen Ser
tIoIicnbclpllbteu Irbcitcrihaft luer-
Sen neiter gefdrnpft lperben, Sen
pcrlhieocncn io5iulpolitiiden Ser
hiItniiicn ser cin,elneu 21noer cnt-
lprchenb.
llno uGhreno ocs &rieues l1lo
rch gcralullc ,3cit nad oe.nlelbcn
miro luohI sic G,,tfrenourg 5lui.
ihen Sen cil5clncu nutionul-loiiu.
IiItiithcn Srganiiotionc1 beitebcn
bleiben. Hlber oic 9tot Der 3cit mo
sic nuNelncinc io5iolpplitiihe luo
Wirtitoitlihc Gnhpifllng miro oic
5citmcilil 'dllllnrlerl,oe Socc Scr
j ,>ntcrnotionalc mieocr Id)ncll allIlc-
bcn loiierL lno mcrOcn tire 0cH-
lcr sic 2uptoIlltcn, ihre Eolititcr
) llao Sournali'tcn geluabr iucroclt
ooB Sic Snttrnutlonule nid,t tot 1T
/ Ionocrn uufs nellc lid, lcbr lebenS'
fGhig 5eigcn miro
SSn icinenr Hon1on .@crnltal"
icigte ser grpBe franjolilhc Sdrlrt
teller Gnil 3oIu, nelhe Sllrd)t i,n(
Sdrcdeu sic Ssslt.errationole fllr.
nah ihrer @riinoitng III 6Ocrn Sab
rem oes Iesten Sahrhunocrts be
ellen Sprannel, ltnO slllsbellterl
terporrief uno mie Iid, bie herr
ihcnben alaIlen beniihten, bieit
Hs,ltcrnotionulc slt scrItoreu.
llno lie u,lt) ld)ien cine 3eltlan(
tot ;,l icin, bcIonoers nad) Sen
Gricoc 1S10-11. Sod bnlo lcht
lie pieoer ul,f ols international
! Sosialoen,ofratle, ,mo oIs lold)
Iebt lie helltc nod, trot Ser Nab
renilltd)t nlandler sSiihrcr lmo fro
Ser hitteren sSeiuo'faft, Die llc
5rpiid,er Sen So5ioIiIten ser Der
it,icoenen friegIiibrenoen &oltc
rrrd) Sen &rieg entluitelt bat.
Gos hohc ;3iel Scr internationo
len So;iuliiten: sic gefnchtetc
Nlulicn aller 9Guoer bon ollen Sc
icIn sl befreien, Sic Gorrette III
Tripilcoicn ser hcrrid,enDen &la
Icl ,uuo oonlit ole slusbelltlng III
ltnteroriitl,ug Su beleitlgcn, I'm
loh @clcitiglmg Ser &lallenberl
ld,uft sic ircie GeIellId]nft, Die al
ser SpIionritit oller rllbt, 5l e.
: rid)tcu oas fann nl,r erreid
merocn, lpenn sic o,ifgcflurte fla
icnbelpl,bte slrbeiterlhuft aller Sdl
ser nit gentcil,ian1en @eltreblln3c
tampft.
9Sir iehcn beltte ldon, gcraoe
! l.i,Iercr fosnlopolitiidlen e(rbcitc
: iCaoit ser Scr. Stoutcn, BOB il
: oic illternotionole Solibaritut lei
y nraftiId, benGhrt in Sen 9lrbcitc
: ltaions lmo III ser pollti'd)en ,
7 1aniiation ser SoSiuliltlld)en Fa
It lei. slrbeiter uller Sanber lmo q
It Ter 3ungen icben lid oitrd) Die ei'e
|, ne 9totpenoigfcit, burt) vocr y
+ idyid)tc chcrncs Nnf", mie iih 5
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
Die Grof fnuns Der Sit :

Die Groffnuns Der Sit
sung Der 2esislatur unfse
res Stuotes fano ON Iebtcn
Montas itatt uno iuuros, nahoem
Die 8otihoften bes @oup. WilliS uno
pss Ni3e=@uup. Mrnolo perle1en nor
oen, auf cine Wohe pertagt. Sn bei@
Sen 8otld}nften purosn manhe CUTE,
seitaemdbe Gmpfsblunaen aelnaHt, 10
). 9. bieGi nfiibruns oes aatitiinoiz
gen Wrbeitstoses fir ale mdnnlihe
unb peiblihe 2obnarbeitsr. Die aon=
trole Ser JliiHe ourh oas itoatli1e
Department fir 0ffsntlide 9lrbe,ten
unb Sic Shaffuns zines fact! ch,n
8ureous fir Mdrtte unter Der gufz
liht Der i:aotliden 2anS.r;rtldaf!S
bebDroe.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06

llnO nltN tpnlllleU otc Cl'cllpun'
rer oumdhlid, SIR Glnlldt ooB tic
c;ncn ihlehten Sonoel nit Erdlls
rcnt @illon obihluIielL ais lie lth
bclpcgel licbell, Don cilcn General
itreif ob,uichel. ipenn ihncl, Der
Wdtltunoentag o,lrh ein @lnocSge-
ieb garanticrt ipilroc. llno lie &C.
lpibrteu ser Heaicrll,g cine !nchr-
lnonhtlidle Triit, bunnlt cine Inter
Illhlmgstonniillon feItItelle, IN
lrcld,cr @ciie oicies sld)titllnocnge'
lct ourdoeiiibrt iperocu ioll.
Sic Nabngeiellid)uiten ltno olldb
SSiIion hoben .ibren ,3lpcf erreld1t.
Sic haben 3cit gclponnen, nm Die
Surhiiibrlng oes 8eletes Su per-
hinocrn. Surh geridtlife Ginbalts'
-bcfcble habcn Iie bns Noolnlon-@cs
icB porliiuIi1 mipirfiom 9erutt
lno haben ser Neutrality-suspicious.
n,iiion beoclltet, oob lie h0flt
iiberiliiiig lei. 2ette @odhe ipllroe
olld) eilte &onferen3 Ser %ertreter
ser Giicnbabner nit ocn &crtrctern
ser SabugeIclliHuiten leitens Ser
lebtercn ciniadl ubgcbrodler. Sic,
sic protigen Nabnnlugnuten, crtlu-
rem lest einfad,: v@ir hobcn nid,tS
I'll lmterhanoeln G!c Serren
Iilrd,ten lid alld) nidt Dor cinenl
Strcife, SEN oie betro9enen Gilcn-
bahner BOD, nod erfllren mcrben,
mcniaiten5 Itinlneu bie Wtltolicoer
] ser @riloerIdloiten gcaenlpdrtia bar.
ilbcr ob. slber Trdiiocnt @ilIon
/ bat erfl1rt. oob er einen StillItano
bes @ahnbctricbs nidt bulocn luo
! idlicblit nit milituriid)er gtad)t
Sen WaDrpertehr ol,ired)t erbaltcll
iperbe.
Sie Gilcnbahncr lucrbcn ahcr,
lrie V. @. Gee, Truiioent Ser 3ng'
ouacitelltcn, logt, oeu sldtltluloell+
tug ollrhleten. trot uQcr Sppoli
finn Gs hpfiuncu lid, uid,t uenltd
@cilnonilIc I'M ounoc. Inn uile I'M
iCre Nriiocr, sic trot Ginbaltsbcich
Ic fir sic Tltrhfiibrltlg bcs Iooln
n-0cicbcs firnpfcn pcroen, allf5u
nchnlcn," iuate Gee bes lpelteren
! Gos lit ecipib gnn5 fiihn lmo leIbIt
bclulBt 9clprod,en nllein cs ldeln
rid,t, ouf Die Gileubahncr, trpb Del
Spiernilligfeit, sic bie sTebr5ab
haben mag, III oielem Sample &C
gen 9ticocrtroht ,ulo llngerchtigfei
iieocn pcroen. gSic fonnen lid slr
bcitiilbrer iiberhoupt olli bie %er
lpredungen fapitoliltilher Tolltife1
perlolien. iclblt meun oielc @illol
hciBen?
@Gbreno Sic Gntiheiolng bei
! @mocsobergerihts, Die picllcidt erl
in Wonotcn erfolgt, bon beioen Sci
ten obgeirartet miro, tim bic @abn
gclellihoften olles moglidbe, iii
Stinlnnng fir lid 81. MADDEN. slb
lihtlih perocn Soulenoc BON Sradt
moggons ouf Sen @eleiicn fcItgebol
ten. 3iige allfaebolten, mcbr Selltc
} oie llcber5cit lhoifen miiiien, al,
oclteIlt, Inn cs ser ltuterillfungs
3 tonlmiiiion ,mmoglid sm MAIDEN
: sic tatiddliden 9erbaltniiie in
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06

SdauaeprGse mitteu i'm tleflten
Grieaseleno au peroommen uno Su
perfluhen. limb tommen piro Der
5oa oud) in llngarn, no ous mibz
banoelte, 10 furhtbar leioenoe, orbel@
tenoe 9olt Ser 5prunnei leiner So
niae uno 9lriitotratie fir INNER Elm
Gnoe bereiten uno oonn teine &ro@
runessiiss mshr, lonoern triumph
siioe eines bon uller anehtlhaft uno
ollem Glsno befreitcn Ioltes ubhoIz
ten piro.
9lnlIblih oes 8r0nune
in Yuoapeit lanoen aud in Glepez
lano Jeierlihteiten itatt. sSn Ser un@
ouriIhen GliIobsthfirhe ipuroe eine
MeNe selebriert, tpelher oie &oniuln
Or. 2uopis II. a. belipohnten.
llno i'm Stutler ootel peronltuIz
tste aonlul 2uoipia Elm srobes Sanz
tstt, gu lpelhem ober nur bic promlz
nentelten 0eutiden, Oelterrelher
uno llnoarn, neblt ben 0ertretern
Der 3eitungsn - Der Wereinsrepor@
ter bes ,Gho" NOR ober niht babel
= einseldoen pnren.
90 lit es reht Die 9errl6often
lrpllten untsr iih bleiben, lpollten
niht oun oie Yroletorier beim fsltz
lidsn Yruntmahl an Ser Safel lez
ben. Sb es iibrisens piele un9orilfs
9lrbsitsr 9ibt, Sic bereit iino, nit Den
@eriretern ibrer Yeini9er uno Nus
bsuter eemeinIdoTtlih su idmauien?
llnsuriihe uno Oiterreihilfe Yrplez
.orisr, Die ourh bic glpt eesnunssn
Dos Goterlano, ous fir lie nur oas
0nno Ser Shunoe uno Shmaf)
mar, perlisben um bier cine neue
>5simut, beNers 2ebensperbaltnil's lie
uno mehr politiite 6reihsit 81 i'm
Sen, iollten lid ippbl niht, lpenn lie
haIblpeas SelbItadtuns uno Wisns
ihen!piiroe teiiben, ournah oran9en,
nit ben HeprGlentanten ibrer 5ps
rannen griioerihoTt su trinten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
NufcfcQcr, Scr Wulounfel.

Ser Tillionir :. :. Jinfcfcllcr,
Sem cs unideilleno ldnucr iGlIt, Hie
Mtillionen, bic er ol!iahrlid) aus
Sem alneritaniidcn &olf. hcralls'
ihluinoclt, I'M ci1cncrl Sanoc tl;r'
iicrcn 81 lallcn ipielt ihon ieIt
,Sobrcn ocn 8clhpcrlcibcr iiir oIc
flcincn europiiiId)cu Staaten. Sol.
ccubc oGnocr Gnbcll BON NoteIcll:r
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-06
VI. Jahrgeng.

ySutcrnaiuna lit tot" oie reid &bono Seerre naorn
leberidt elmer 2cpcidc i'm 2etihano aen anoercn Sdn
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
REMOVE CLoTURE THREATS
Senate Democrats Prepare to Short
en- Special Session.

Once more threats of enforcing a
cIoture rule are heard in the Senate
Chamber. These threats, which were
heard early in the life OF the present
Congress, and which then died down,
have been revived because OF the Re
publican fiIibuster.
When the special session of the
Senate is held, as called by the Pres
ident, after March 4, Senator Owen
and some of the other Democratic
leaders will try to saddle a cloture
rule on the body. This is likely to
lead to prolonged debate.
The debate will be the more ami
mated because, in a time like this.
when there is growing feeling
among Senators that the Senate must
not be overlooked in dealing with
the foreign crisis, freedom Of dis
cussion is deemed OF the utmost mo-
ment.
II prolonged discussion of cloture
breaks out in the special Senate ses-
sion and likewise lengthy discussion
of the Colombia treaty, which the
Administration wants to have driven
through, the special session may last
for a number OF weeks. The Dr.
Grayson nomination will also take
time.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
ADOPTS STRIPE SYSTEM
Women Students Of Navy League
Will Use EmbIems.

Women of the First National ssrv-
ioe School. women's section of the
Navy League, has adopted the "red.
white, and blue" system used at
Plattsburgh to distinguish the length
of service OF the students at the sec
ond annual encampment here, April
20 to May 20.
The women who took one course last
year will wear red and white service
stripes on their sleeves this year,
while those who took two courses will
be entitled to wear the coveted red.
white, and blue.
Information is available at the Ma
tional Service School, 1905 Twentieth
street northwest.
The camp this year will be laid out
under the direction of Capt r. b.
Creecy, U. S. NJ. c., and the construc-
tion committee consists of the follow
ing: Chairman, Mrs. Hugh L. Scott;
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Miss Elisabeth Ellicott
Poe, Col. Charles A. Doyen, U. 8. NJ.
G.; Capt. r. B. Creecy, U. s. NJ. c.;
Capt. A E. Williams, U. S. NJ. c.; Major
G. p. Ahern, U. S. A.; DR.. William
Davis, and George Oakley Totten.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
HOW GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
Il Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic

A-a-hl That's a delicious relief
for those sore muscles, those stiff
joints, that lame back.
Musterole is a clean, white oint-
ment, made with the oil of mustard
and other home simples.
1t does the work of the old
fashioned mustard plaster, minus the
plaster and minus the blisterl
You simply rub Musterole on the
spot where the pain is-rub it on
briskly-and usually the pain is gone.
No muss, no bother. Just comfort
ing soothing relief-first a gentle
glow, then a delightful sense of
GOODNESS. And best of all, no blisters
like the old-fashioned mustard plas-
ter used to make.
Use Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, con-
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest Git often prevents pnsumonia).,
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
FARM FOR EACH CHILD
Wealthy Man Makes Present to His
Progeny.

PIPESTONE, Mimi. Feb. 26.-Good-
man Anderson, OF Hills, one of the
wealthiest residents of this section OF
the State, has just completed the de-
tails connected with the presentation
OF a highly improved farm to each of
his eight children.
Mr.. Anderson had each farm ap-
praised, and then presented the deeds
and abstracts to the children. The
deeds showing the transfers have just
been filed.
Those who were given the farms
were: Mrs. Clara B. Halls, of Hills:
Andrew A. Anderson, of Luverne;
Miss Marie Anderson, of Hills; Miss
Mabel Anderson, of Hills; Elvin w,
Anderson, of Hills; Mrs. Anna A.
Nerison, OF Hills, and Mrs. Betsy j.
jacobson, of Hills. Mrs. Ida RoE-
ness, another daughter, now owns a
fine farm, and she was given 81, 900
in cash.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
SUSPECTED scRAPPLE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Fsr-
famed Philadelphia scrappls, q concoc-
ton once eaten always remembered.
is now barred from entering Britain
because Its name sounds like schrap-
mel. Henry W. Thorton, American
general manager OF the Great Eastern
railway, being q native Philadelphia.
fond OF scrapple, recently wrote from
London to q friend here to send him
some scrapple. The friend never -
ceived the letter. Thompson invsti-
gated and found that the British
censor refused to pass the letter. be-
cause of the belligerent sound OF the
word.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
s1,344 UNDER STUMP.

MIFFLIE, Ind. Feb. 2-Samuel
Kline uprooted an old stump in a field
on his farm and found beneath an
earthen jar filled with money 1t con-
the value OF 1884 The money was
principally Of the date Of 1859. It is
thought 1t was put in the earthen pot
about thirty years ago and hid beneath
large chestnut tree that then stood on
the farm now owned by Mr.. Kline.
Among the money were several 81 bills
Of the issue Of 1882. payable at the Mifflin
County National Bank All the money
was in a good state Of preservation, the
gold and silvxer being untarnished, and
the bills showing no wear.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
SUFFRAGISTS SEND
SUPPORT PLEDGE
Tell President They viii Help
United States If War
Comes.

appointment OF committee of
three suffrage leaders to confer with
high officials OF the Government on
the offer of services Of 2,OOO, 900
women to the United States is the
next step in the plan of the National
American woman's Suffrage Associa-
tion to cooperate with the Govern
ment in event OF war with Germany.
At mass meeting in Polls Theater
yesterday addressed by Secretary of
War Baker, DR.. Anna Howard Shaw,
Mrs. Carrie Chapman, Gait and Mrs.
Harriet Taylor Upton, of Ohio, the
national organization pledged the
services OF its 1000 900 members to
the support OF the Government II
war comes. The meeting closed the
three-day conference of suffrage lead
ers attended by delegates from all
parts Of the United States. :.
Hope Against War.
With officials OF the army and navy
and members of the Cabinet on the
platform, representatives of the suf-
fragists expressed the hope that the
crisis would be passed without re-
course to arms, and outlined a plan of
cooperation with the Government.
The message to be sent to Presi-
dent Wilson today, formally tender
ing the offer of the services of the
women reads: with no intention Of
laying aside the constructive work to
secure the vote for the womanhood
Of this country as the right protec-
tive of all rights, we ofrer our serv-
ices to our country. in the event Of
war"
In order to place the mobiIized
force OF women in easy touch with
the Government provision has been
made for the formation of O central
committee to act as an Intermediary
board between the suffragists and the
Government and as a board OF in
formation That will be named this
week by Mrs. Gait.
In accepting the tender of services
Secretary Baker observed that it
would be a neglect OF duty for the
Government not to thank the national
organization for this resolution.
Cabinet LadIes There.
Besides the three Cabinet officers
and prominent suffrage leaders, Mrs.
William G. McAdoo, Mrs. Franklin X
Lane, Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis, Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker, Mrs. Josephus DAN
iels, and others occupied places on
the platform.
Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper read the
open letter to the President, officially
the offer of the women's
services. The letter explained at
length how women, after. years Of
service, may be utilized in
the defense OF the country.
Mrs. Upton made a brief talk, tell
ing OF the work done by Ohio women
DR.. Shaw closed the meeting with
an address full OF feeling, as she de-
scribed the injustice that will rankle
in the hearts OF women II they are
called upon to perform great national
service without being awarded the
right of suffrage.
The Washington times., 1917-02-26
DELUGED BY H. C. OF |. DATA
Bureau Agents Find Washington
Eager to Supply Facts.

Detailed information on the cost of
living in Washington Is being show
cred upon agents OF the Bureau of
Labor Statistics in great volume.
Scores OF men and women have vol
unteered information on incomes and
expenditures, while housewives Wis
tied by the agents deluged them with
facts concerning the struggle to make
both ends meet.
The bureau started out with two
blank forms OF schedules, one going
into details as to expenditures and the
other dealing generally with the cost
Of food. clothing, rent, and light.
Practically all the schedules turned
in are long and detailed, and the Of
ficials have instructed their agents to
get more brief, "punchy" ones.