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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
Der aOmsrek.
Die gefiirporter br grohibitionsbs'
pesurs fiirb 5iu 3eit Giibfr.
orbtnItia ribrig.
I'm genat biirik EN- Derfdiianss'
amendment gu Gtanitsn uGfiona'
Ier probibitiOn eiHberide
tet nerben.

Wafbington, 10. Surt. Der
aongrsb beabii6tist I'M Gauie bieier
Doae sn6Iib Derf4ieSene pi4ttge
ariegsmabuabmeu 5u erleoisen uio
ii& bann md neusr gorIusen 81 BE-
i9dftissn, be i'm allsr 8oraudt9i
mad, peitere feds Do6en tn Sisimg
bdltsa niirften.
qlan bCfit nod Dor 2fblauf ber
Wode be fplange DerSOeerteu Rriesss
bu61sts unb @pionnsesDnrIageu BEN
pI6Fnensen iibsrIstbeH gu t6nseu.
Sn Der 3pifd,enseit pirb bas Gindu3'
fommittee bts SenatB ii9 NIT Der
peiieren ReDiIicn Der ariessifsuers
8oriaae beiddftieen. bts slnfmga
ndhfter Node ioireit jsin biirfie, nm
I'm Senat siir Debotte dnfserommeu
81 tDerbea. Jm 6auie pirb man fif
ON Wlcntng pieoer NIT Der 6dfen'
unb iyHiIIe gorlaee bci6dftigen
unb bds Gderb1utommiiiee tss 6Gii.
ies min Seiue1s Guiuzrf bx 1nzlasi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
g9tperer 2lntpsltnfaH
Gr.isnete iidj an Der &eaSins &DaO
un6 Sgcrman IDeune.
SIN Sinh sct6btet nnb uiebrere Der
SuiaIIeu oeS glutps itJsuer pcriest.

Gin b6Ier 4utDmObiI>uufaI. bel
bem elm &inb setDotet uRo meArere
!}erinneu DerleBt puroeu, ereignste lI9
aeIteru glbenb segsn 8 ll9r an Ssr
ReaDing RnaO uRo Sberman AoeIrae,
ais bos Qluto bes Rpbert s. G.opsrt.
3419 grotbertpn Roao. OatLea. bas
DON Inn ielbF geIentt purbe. sesen
eineu 3etegrapbensYiofeu iauibe uno
iait sGrsIi9 8erF0rt murbe.
@aoert enttam uuDerlest, pdhrsIio
feline Satin an beiben 8etnea i4nsr5s
bafts 0erleBunsen bapoutrug, iein To-
iG6riger So6u Robert GoDert II. it9
bic 3uge ent5peibib uno inneriie9s
9erlebuHaen erIitt, bic pierid9rige
Rarqaret 2anbers, 3344 2uIoeu 1be.,
einen S6Gbelbrud odooutrug ulb be-
ZEN Ie6siGbriger 8ruber 9arolb 2Gn'
bers bur4 berumfItegeube Stdsi6er'
BEN an beiben Sdnbeu erifnitten
puroe.
Sdmmtli6e 9erleBte tDl,rbeu b1tr9
stpei 9ripatautomobiIe, bic alsbo!o
auf Der llnfuGfele erf6ienen, mad
bem StubtsSoIpital gebra6t, mo RO'
bert Gopert ir. bulo na9 feiuer fFals
| lieferung itar6 unb Der 3uftdno Der
Raradret 2anoers fir fe9r behenfsi4
befunben ipuroe.
Gpbert fiibrt an, bdB er iih nit oer
Geieaitruft auf Der Riidfahrt Don ei'
mem geiu6 In Sutlep befuroeu BABE
unb in mGbigem Serpo gefubreu lei,
ols an Der betreffeneeu @de plDBiif
Elm anberes Quto uuFtau6te, nit Dem
er su toIltoiren befiirhtete. Oesbu[f
babe sr cine pI0bli6e Dcnburs sea
muht unb babel bic 9outrolle itber
bas @uto oerlpren.
gbe Die @erIebten fortgeThuffi
Ifpurben, tam and elm Quto Don ",
idber Bros, 9-15 Canal StrdBe, 1ui
/ BE Ssepe uub feline sSrfuTeu ftisner
I u6, nm BEN 8erlebten beisuitebeu. 9iea
purbe iebo5 pereitelt, iubem thr e.
aeirs Nutc fiber cine @6ihurp htr-
dbsIsitete unb fart beT3dbist fpurhe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
aie 1sreibeits. .almieibe
Rein ein5issr yunbss@Rsisrbeotltrlti
bat aud nur bas Niuimum ss'
sidnet, bos fir ihn oer'
arti4ldgt mar.
glm SdledtsFsn bubeu Gan Graa'
cisco. ct aOuis unb aiIanta
absei4niIssn

Dafbinston, .. g., 10. SUM-.
Ods ubesjdaBnmt bat ON SoHns
Tag Die e<iammtIubftrptiOtu Der u
BunDes sRsisrpeoiIirii!e auf bic Jrsls
bsitsanltibe bearlnt sege6eu, Die f4
ldut Der am lpcitag pom S3dsdmts'
isiretGr Dltaooo erldheneH Grtldrung
Iorpsii auf $1,300.OO0 belaufen rno
aus bieier 3ufdmmenitelung srasl:,
bdb tein sinJiger Diitritt uid Eur
ods minimum errei9t bat, auf bas er
uripriineli6 stued9dBt porben tpar.
am geii,u bat Retp gort ab9si4nh'
ten, tpo bds Wtinimum ndbe3u errei6t
ipurbe, ipGbrenb in perfbieDeueu Gnbes
ren 8iftrittsn bic SubitriptiOnsn fi4
auf ipeui9er dls elm Srtttel Der tirs
ipriingli4 oeran}9agt setpde-eu
Sumns beIaufen. Die BON 8unbes-
Idabamt betarnt segebene aiiiteIlrns
umfabt ale BIB Greitdg our9 @e'
mittlung idnmtfi6er aeentureH, etrt'
itliebfi9 Der 8drrtn uuo Bunbesr
Reierbebanteu einseIatfnen Sne.
ftriptiouen Die 3ablsu fno vis
foigt:
ITEM gprt: Gst6ftripttpneu $3.50,
100000; Bornnf6lGg bntfe Td aiil
$500 900. 900 Bis S75oOOo,000 ts'
, ldifer.
Bolton: Subffripfuuen s135, ,00o,'
600; 9oruf6log mar $240. 900 600
Bis $500. SOC. 900.
ssbtlobelpbtd: Subftriptioieu S61, =
100000: @prunf9lag $40, ,ooo. .0oo
bis s175.oo0,0 900.
Rihmpnb: Su5fprfptioren $780,
100000; gprurri6tag $4,000, ,0oc
bis s100.OO0.0oo
Ntldrta: Sfbftripttonen: $4,000 :
600; gpraui4las $60,Ooo.ooo bs
$75. 100000.
eticaeo: SabiirIpticnen: s135,'
100000; Boronf6fag $3.50. 900 OoC
Big 1926. 100000.
elepeldno: Subfirtpttpuer $1o3,'
100000: @oruuf6lng $3.50 100000
Big sc25. .o00, 900.
I'd. xouis: Subftrtpttpnen ST.
100000; pordnfdlag $50. .Oo, ,oOe
Big sf00.O0o.0oo
1stnuedpoHs: SnbftrtStioneu $50
100000. 8oraufdIas $S0O0o,OoC
Biz $1oo00o.000.
aa1Tas gitp: G,Sftrittipren s34, J
100000: goruHf6lag 500, ,ooo, o,OoC
Bis 1926. 100000.
Dallas: G,fbftrhfioreu $4,000 !
600; gorunfdlas s4o,Oo0.ooo BIZ
$50 100000.
SdH Trdncisco: Suttrtpttcner
S37JO0o0Oo; @orduf4lag $40, ,O00.'
900 bis SITE. 10000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
gilbernes Jubildam
Ger ct. @eOrsiHsbOf Der tatbOlideH
5Uriier feiert es Surd Ginflb-
riIng Don 80 &an0ioateu.
Ter ct. @eorsins @eiHeinoe Deroeu
snm GOlOjubilanmsfOnSs $1,000
ii6ernieien.

gu elmer patriotfI6en 5sier seFtGh
lete ii1 0a5 Stlbernlbilalm oe5 ct
9sorgius 6of go. 271 bes tGt6olis
i9sH 60rfterortens, bic geitern in Der
St. 9eorgius6aQe an Der CALHOUN
Strube nbgebalten purbe. SiHf5ig
&anbioateu purOen Ra9mittags 5ur4
eas Cincinnati @ruOsutenm inter
Xeitung pOn u. u. SebLer eingefiibrt
un0 bieiem att folgte Elm GeiteHen,
an bem 400 gerionen t5eilna9men-
aRit Der Rational9pmne r9ImsricG-
unb bem vStar Spangle0 Banner"
ipurbe bic Jsisy er0ffnet. Yfarrer &n'
tonius 8rodbuis ipra3 ioOauu ell
9ebet fir jene Utitglieber, bic in
2uufe bes Sya5reg Dertorben iinO.
SIN 2aufs bes Geftefens puroe
Bfcrrer Srofbuis elm Gbed Don
$1,000 iberrei9r nIs bic @ube beg St.
Georgius Sofs gum 9oIoiu6ilGuuls'
fonbs Der ct. Gsorgius 9emeinoe.
gla6 uufge6otensr SafeI iiberuu6m
Ssrr Senrp SO. grons als Soaitmet'
iter bic Qeitung Der 8erIammlung uHo
nun purben St. folgenben Soaite auss
ge6ra6t unb in treffenber Betfe be-
antmortet: .9as Greu5 unb bic JIugs
ae4 bur9 gforrer 9rotbuis, runfer
Qanb" bon S6omds 8. Cannon, lin
fer Srber" Don Sarrp u. gtmmn,
,Ssbt un6 frii6er" bon G6arles u
Settler. ,1lnTer Sof" DON gbparo 8.
Stoe6r, ,ltnIer Srben m Cincinnati
BON Games 3. gaIep, pos gentral'
faoitel" BON :. 9. 9rauie, uub ~Si;
G6artertluTe" Don Sobn 9. 2ucaz.
Gem Georgius 9of fteAen bic nn4'
fenannteu 6erren aIs geamte oor'
Gsifliter gtut9se6sr, g}furrsr anto'
MUS grod6uis, 8. s. R.; Seputt
6ig6 g1ief Ranger, 5errn 20. grors
@6ieF Ranger, gbnarb 8. Stoe6r
@ice G6ief Rmteer, Sc Stop GeBler
9oF g6ieF Raneer, 9etsr s. 4ber
qrototol SetretGr, gernnrb Troehle
sTtuars Getretir, &rtborp Bubble
| g6abmetRer, syreb. SO. MoeIIer
Spre9er, 4nfbon9 5. grnencmnn
N2ebical ggGrniner, ;. Z: @tegel
Conductors, Soiep6 S3penhoff mi
9Frant genber, rrnb Seutnels, pbI4
Ise5er uuo Gbert 8operS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
9leine a3pliseinad,ridJten

-2fIie @lHnaspoo6, 1924 Spring
Grooe gosuie, fuatroe gdterH Gbenh
ON Der SSring @rooe aDer1le serei3<
lut5 Der .. uil6 8. 8abn Don etrie1H
,yarGgen nugebdIterl, Sr ftr ois
Sonotaite nit etlDo ST uno efHert
sSaar griaen eRtrfB urlo BE iSIldt er.
grfff, ebe fie fnboon ibrem S6red er,
bcIeE fOnrtts.
= Ser eineru Disntt iiber Elm 3dr.
tenipiel rp1r6e Der 9Sidbrige Ser1ert
g5rigbt, 1909 Set StraBe, bon feiHein
3inrrlergenoiieu GLat6 Rifprrou6 oer-
rrt ocrn6bsIt, 6ob er burb 8otrolrtto
5 nud benz StdohiGen SOfpital GO
brn6t lDer6eu Hu1Bte- &idrroll0 tutro
iest DON Der goli5et geiidt.
- T2ifdel GIore, Gonftdnce, &n-
mur6e tn,oer S.airfng gtoft, aIs CT
Don elmer Bartp IN beut &at1fe Ro-
2 1Sitpatcit StrGBe nod &mtfe geben
DoGte, an Der Meiitfetoe rato Statc
9lncrue pom etHem brf6en SuseH6
roetben @egelagererr1 iiberfuaen mo
I'm ieire 9uaridnft I'M 8etnoee pcE
IS, iofpie ieine poI6ene 1lbr mi gser-
tbe Don $50 bera1ibt.
- gor bem Sa,rie go. 7o9 Cen
troI Goeruia utrroe Sre6 9ltn6eforl,
$50 @lare @trube, BON bret tDefBeu
0drnern anseboIter, IN BEN buHften
Sausgung g8arrt urO bort um sis
beraubt.
- 96e5 Jt. Bagncr, 922 @eit
Court St-1Be, rrto gSHL 81. georriS,
|1026 Sreernnn Gpemte, Spei t2inb'
rige S5lngen. nit berrer fih oos SUI
genSgerift i6m beid,dftiaen uriiste,
nrr6eu gsTtsrr Der Soti5ei alS ner-
miBt gerlelOet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

bad. 9r. See altmGH Trant atHbrre-
9ans S9r6tttr DON goOtngtou uHb
.. 6. 9eSel boIsos. Or. G9rifiaH
Sober, Der @riinber Der eemeinDe,
mar be Cine SusefaIeu, ben erfien
SpGteHGrbe gum gteu5uu uus5ube5eu-
Die Derbeferrmgstoiteu fir bas @ss
HetnbeeigeHtHltm perbeu ft9 oiif
5000 fteleu. Deun fertig. pirS ots
&irte eine 2dnge Don 70 SUB batsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
amf Reifen
Sebt bic iialienif9e Sri,9stommiFiiou
obns ben priusen bon llotns.

Dafbingtou, .. G., 10. Suri.
Die italierif6e Srieestommiliiou piro
alIer Dabrf6einli6tsii na6 lire bes
reits einual nufgef6oben: asiIe mad
bem Siibtr uHo Dem gsittslpeitsn uns
treten unb 5ipdr obue BEN prtn5sn BON
llbins, befen pI5blihe grtrantrHg ben
uripriinsli6en Qfufi6u5 n6tbig ges
ma&t bate. Der grir3 III fopsit npd
tiurner nidt I'M Gtonbe, ii5 ben Gtra,
pgeu iner Retie gu unter5ebeR, se'
berft iebo5 ipdter nuh5ureiisn uub
IN Gbhaso NIT ben ii6rissn MitgIie,
bern Der aommiEipn salrmmensn'
treffsn.
Dis Gtdbte, bener bic fommiHior
etnen Befp9 abiiatt,a pirh, Iinb N
rftsr Qurie Stlonia, gtrutinebom
gaep Srlenns. Bon bort ssbt ss burd
bas mHftFppi sbnI Biz naa G9itusa
unb bara nod GeD gott.
Sinb Iopat
B6tfabeIp bid. 10. Sriui. -
geleaeuttia Der an Sprrtog biel
Gtattae5abten Hi5rIiten Gebd9tnisfete,
Der psrS&iebenen Giferbd5H>8riiber'
Tdbnften betcnten RI. Ber.reter Der ber-
Itiebenen .Drgari'adouen IN ibrer
Reben bic Qupul.it Der Gfieubdbne1
rem adrbt seoeniter in Der gegen'
tpdrtiaeu Rrieesl1o. unb :. 9. IRE
9pnalb. Der gsrtr't,r Der Brotherhood
Of sruinnen er,lirte. bab bte Orqa'
nifation unper5Iqt;b trs.rbtDeite ge'
ftirumunan i5r.r Organization upBel
Rraft ieben tpiiroeu. funs grdiSoen
Whrpn ettpas 9<rcrtiqes fotbern Nol
ts. Die Sdrptrebe tielt speobor Roo'
Tepelt, Der ole 4n,risnner dirFforoer''
s5r sbett In BEN ce5erpdrttger &rtec
M ibur. Or GrBsrte ii6 uu9 Ten
rfurf iber bifeniGr amerftGrtsr, bi
rns GetpiFensor;lroeu fi6 peiaerr
Tsiftidrbierit su firm uuS oertrnt oer
etanbpuntt. bdb 0eute. bic ibrer
q5rper ri6t b,- RrieosaeFubr dus
feben fpollisn, Gua tstn BabIreft ba
ben folIteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
9erisnal. l.Hpti5ett.

Trau DorDtbeu gefuben,
elmer unoeTebensn oeutI4eu 6omilis
amseb6renO, it geftern i'm bO9en altcr
BON So Sabreu aus oen 2ebeH gefdEe'
ben. Sas aei9eubegdngnib osr ge'
afteten SreiIin Finbet ON Sienitng
Ra6uittag bonn Sruuer9auie, 23ll
&snlpsr Cane, aus itatt. .
Serr g9tltpp 9ammsf. Elm
betdnnter unb geaateter Bilr9er Don
gorb Syatrmpunt, tpurbe ositeru BON
Sobe abgeruFen unb bic StnterhIisbes
nen, in erIfer Rei6e bic sramge6sugts
Dittpe Srau Uatnnie SanmeL geo.
geicplap, baben in ibrem 1erbeu gers
Iuft bus tnnisIte Mttgefii6I tbrer 5d
ret6en 5reunbe unb 8etaunten. Die
geerbiaung bes i'm SO. 2ebeusiabre
perforbewn Serru 9ammeI finoet
bonn Srauerbaifie, 1899 @ara StrdBc,
aus ftdtt, bod iirb Gag uub StuTIbs
nod ni9t feiteeIeBt.
sSruu Grescens V gele, 9cb.
Sidinger, purbe IN ibrer DpbHung,
1882 Bremen Strdbe, piDBIih nnS
unerportet pom Spbe abgernfen. Sic
bate Elm <er BON 65 Sdbren ers
retbt unb am 9ienItdg Wprger Utrb
man bic fterbli6e Siiue Don Der 9ri'
pattapelIe bes Observation-Disclosures @bds.
e. Wseper an Der Bire Strube CUR
etpisen Rubs betatteu. S5n Der ct.
| Sransisfus Stride tpirb um $50 gtor'
qens Elm Requiemboaomt abgehdItet
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
sllttufabrcr peflett.

qIs Der 20id6rige Setter 0usdn,
416 Oh 6. StraBs, gtiooletoHpn, D,
unS Der S3lGhrise GhorIes Rsifel,
PISA Bernard StrGbs, geitsru GbenS
seaen 6 Ilbr m f9rem 4nto I'm ote
S6e ber Barr uub Gutter StruBe fiibs
rer, bra@ plGBli6 bas 5tellerrGb nnS
Sas gtuto ii6erIhtna f9. Betbe nur'
BEN dhaetporf.n unb 0ugdu erltt'
,irtn gru@ bes .Iinten Gubgdentes,
udhr.nb @.i5.l siten GrInsraG oa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
geine llnfdnlb
gefte,erte g. 3. Bierfol, elmer bel
nIsebIiden gs5roer oes fleinen
2IopS aeets,
O6ifon elm tptitber,Ser @oIfgbmtie
t5n on eiirem 8muu mIf5ii-
fripfeTr oerfudte.
Pkriof uHS ietue aleeblifea wsit'
driISigeu nit fuapper Rotb ber
Bousiuftis entgmtgeu-

Gpriugiie 20, Wo., 10. Slfni.
Sbi&ou er ulebrfab bon eirleIu U2-
itbenbcn 8ousbniiien mt etner
|S&.inge I'M ben Gals ON eineIn Baum
botge3ogen pur6e lnb man ihH bd1i'
aen Iiek bis er ffppars i'm Seii
iuuroc. Setbgierte G. s BicrioI, eine-
oeron9e6li4ea Ns6roer unS Gutfibrer
bes ueinen Mop6 Qeets iuruler pieoer
ieine rllituiIo unb bic Rinner, uelfe
8oifsiiiti5 on ibm iiben molten, ftma.
bet idlieBli6 BON ibren Borbdben ab
urtS iiberantnprtetcn ibn iotpie ieine
5efdbrter mteoer Der Sbbrt bes Sbe.
rrts Bia 3ebb BON Sprtngfielb.
gtipa Is eutriiitete 8iirser 5pring-
Fielss, bic benz Gberiff nnagefntrerl
noren, iiberbolten ibu N Der Sdmitas
geatt bei StodtorL et.ud 40 Mteiler
norapeitli9 bon SprnlefieIo. uno
snongen Tin, ungeottet oler
lrtaer geidtpidtiei,uesDcrhth bnen
8Rriou aispiliefern, 6e. fie iiir ben
9auptfdnlbigen bieltrn, 6onrtt iie nIli
ibm elm Berbor aIriteacn fonntcn.
2nlt bier I'M gurenu bes Sberifia
einaetroffepn Wodrp4ter, tuarroa
gierioa cine Sdlinge Inn ben 5dls
aeteat un6 sr nairoe ham nuter eirrn
porn aefiibtt nit Der alirfforoeruflg,
Gin @eitinoniS ab5,tIeeen. So er bar
oni benano, ieine lluitiilb su betbei'
cru, tniroe er on Sem Strid bo4ge3u-
gen urS ieine BeiHi9r Iiesen ibm
bdrgen BIS CT ftypcr5 I'm GsAtds
nnroe, iponruf fie i'm tpie6er bero6'
Iiebeu irnS nodpraaIs aifforterten eiit'
s,iaeiteben. pierioa betbenerte tuhe'
bcrtum jctlt. unid,nIb iub perfitert!
audi, boB Sic iibrieen gerbofteten ab'
ioht nid,ts bon oem 8erbreten tp;ib'
ten. CT rpuroc harniif nodymols bod
aesoaen urt6 NOR Gber trotoein 81 Tel
neriei auSiagen Su bepegen-
Sberifi glebb beriudte MN fpte'
terpm ben Boltsbdnfen al befdtpi6'
tieen uiro batte 1iib oie 9enigf Dummy.
| toB ibn Der Sdftiing hliebIih iiber'
ontDort.t iuairoe, oa Die Yedrrer en-
fldrten, lie poatsn teinsn ltrftnIDiger
Guifniipfn.
Wsan sIoiibt, Sas SNriff geeb cier
itinei SditIinge, hdrunter o,I6 fSran
Ianlor 9loarils, m Gef0ngnih In
Stodton untereebro6t bat, ipdbrenS
or fisb NIT oen iibrign beieen drre'
ftnnten gsicrioa rno Sanlor m noro'
lifer Mihting irrItenuegs befinSet
nm gahrnni3hIb 81 erreiten oontii
er bic geiScn nod Sefferfon Grtr
bringet fam.
Gountpunpolt pail S'Sup. ter
am gpnntaa abenb aus Gtodtor gu
riidtebrk, itelIie es IN Gbrebe. ldb Der
goIssbdufe iih sinss Strifes beeieui
unb BEN gerfu9 strnadt bate. pier
lfoI ouFsntniipfen. aber be an sis
lSkriffs Offire ssIunsten eesenibei'
liaeu Ra&rthien fprrbeu Don geinob'
neru pom 6umdnspi[Ie. 18 Meilen b.
| F@ bon Sipdton setesen. iopie Don
Be.na8neru bon lGcnc, hok DsRItt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
Inbar snr Sird,r.

Iiir bic Deuti5e TaetboOfffeutir6:
an Der Sprins 9rope 9tperue mar bcr
geItrige Sue Don beiouberer 9eoeus
tung, benu in etrier i30neu Jeier IN
ben HaGmittagsitu1tbeR erfolgte Der
erite Spatsnfti9 fir bic 8ergrDbernng
Der Rirde bura eiuen Qlnbaa Rep.
Roeastp, Der SeeIforser Der 0eretu'
be, Ieitete bie Seer, bic fia uuter wiits
pirtuns Der poIOrsu 3. G. G. G54.
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is too strong. But certainly no one can
deny that so far as aggression Ia concerned
nil is the present way to spell Russia. Sup
pose the Boche should so conclude and
leaving but divisional corporals guard on
the Russian front, transfer most OF the
ffty.hve divisions 20 the western front? II
would be serious. And N the United States
had 25O 900 men on the Job now. this nu
merical strength would fully offset a Rus
sian front transfer.
That's the situation as I see II today.
As to the ultimate end there is nothing to
1t but Ally, with a capital a. But the
ultimate end Is not yet II might be
brought nearer, more quickly realized with
more men now. Not next month, or in
four months but nuw--250. 900 Of 'em. II
would mean a quicker cleanup. And that Is
the objective of all the world.
The fun quarter Of million minimum.
Not a division one division OF splendid
American regulars won't cut much Of a
figure on the fighting line, despite tremen-
dous moral effect. even i'm BoCheland But
one or two additional divisions from Ger
mans Russian front would Immediately off,
set Il. The need is for enough American
divisions to completely outclass any remain.
ing possibility OF the available Boche army,
that It may be forced to give way in the
fuller sense than at any stage Of the wars
work thus far despite the magnificent ar.
| tillory work Of the Al'ies. the valor Of the
| splendid young English soldier, the superb
ncver-to-be-cqualcd fighting stuff Of which
| he s made--thc poilu Of France.
! Men are wanted. Men Of vigor and youti
/ and strength. not a division or three dvi
! sions. but a quarter Of a million. and now
! Every man now is worth three In three OF
! six months
! They exist in the United States The,
| even have uniforms They are half trained
| perhaps, and certainly in some part ful
! traiued--in both cases knowing somethinl
of tactics, something Of what a soldier Is
| But they know absolutely nothing Of mod
! ern scientific warfare They won't lear
what scientific warfare is In Plattsburgh o
| in any American training camp. They woult
! learn quickly here In France
What is going to- he done about II?
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200 MEN ASK PLACES
NNEW TRAINING CAMP
Applications Will Be Received
Until July Is for Off
GERS School

More than 200 mon have applied for ad.
mlttanCe to the second officers training
camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind
Applications will he received until July
10 by Captain Richard H. williams, L. S
A, at the Colonnadc Hotel Applicants
must be at least twenty years and nine
months old but for this camp men of more
than thirty-one years will have the prefer.
ence. Nine hundred Pennsylvanians will
be picked for training
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENTRANCE
Briefly, the qualifications are:
Members of the officers reserve CORPS
Cline sections) who, through no fault Of
their own, were unable to attend the first
series Of camps; also reserve officers Of
staff corps under fifty years Of age with
at least two months service in war and
who have had experience in infantry, cav
airy or artillery.
Noncommissoned officers Of the regular
army recommended I'm March, 1917. for
temporary appointment in case Of war
and who, through no fault of their own.
were unable to attend the training schools
for regular army noncommissioned Off
ers In April, 1914 Maximum age limit,
fifty years
Resigned officers of the regular army.
Maximum age limit, fifty years.
Men OI proper. QualluCduOnS made
eligible for the officers reserve corps by
the army appropriation Of May 12 1917,
Maximum age limit, fifty years.
Men who have qualified for commits
sions under general orders No. 40. War
Department, 1915. Maximum age limit
fifty years.
Citizens Of the United States who have
had war service in the present army as
officers or nonCommissioned officers Of the
line in the armies of allied powers. Maxi
mum age limit forty-four years
Men of exceptional qualifications who
rendered their services to the Government
prior TO June 5, 1911, and who have been
listed under general order 81, War De-
partment Maximum age limit, fifty
years
EXPERIENCED MEN
Citizens with valuable military expe-
rience and adaptability for commissioned
grade, or citizens who have demon-
strated marked ability ana capacity for
leadership and are clearly adapted for
military service in commissioned grade,
Maximum age limit, forty-four years.
Accepted applicants. unless they are re-
serve officers or members of the regular
army or National Guard in Federal serv-
Of three months under section 54, Ma
tional defense act, and will agree to nC-
Cept such commissions in the army Of the
United states as may be tendeBed by the
Secretary of War. The enlistment obli-
gates one to service in the training camp
only.
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Men WdntedP Allies
Cry Across Ocean


camps. within the smell ~ war bobir5 ,bo
line Of battle WV
As to the second reason. The Bochc diyl.
sion today varies from 10000 to 10 0OO
men. comprising every branch Of divisional
serVice-intantry cavalry, engineers, artn-
icy. Ihlrtcen thousand is the maximum
hut Ia rather take that figure as a point
Of departure than ia. 900 There nro i'm
arms as the capable fighting force Of Ger
may (save In round figures a little less
than 100000 undesirahles, bows under six
teen and men too old or physically unit
the last-gasp resource) 233 divisions. This
excludes the armies OF Austria, Bulgaria
and Turkey, because they do not amply 20
the western or Russian fronts They are
LETT out In all calculations Of the French
and English general stats
We have to do, then, with 223 divisions
Three are on the Rumaniau front. sixty
six were on the Russian front until the last
offensive. Eleven of this slxty-six were
permanently transferred to the western
front. More actually. but these were re-
turned. Eleven actually are now added to
the force confronting France, England and
Belgium as just sent from the Russian
front.
Therefore, against the Allies on the west
are 1874 German divisions OF this number
l54 are active and ten are kept for mobile
emergency. Forty.thrcc are mobile reserve
moved from place to place as occasion or
utcu utlhdnuS. VI tNCSC loA tuItN-one were
used against the English and forty-foUr
against the French i'm this offensive. Some.
| thing more than half of active, mobile re-
| serve and mobile emergency. Five of TN,
| forty-one against England and four Of tho
| forty-four against France were used twice
| that is, withdrawn from action and re,
turned later in less strength through loss.
| The AngTo-French divisional strength is
/ greater. How much greater il would u,
| lesc majestic to say But 70 can hc sal,
! that 1t Is not sufficiently greater to rout IN,
| Boche. And It can also be said that II
| 25OOO0 Americans had been i'm arms upor
the Allied side a fo".".ynt ago the Alice
| approach toward Germany would be nov
| decreased by a number of kilometcrs.
ALLIES RELY or UNITED STATES
In action a division, German or Ally. i.
| used for every kilomcter Of breadth thai
! Is approximately Hvr-cEhts ~ q mile. AuJ
! n division is Withdrawn and sent to IN,
rear when approximately 20 per cent los,
occurs, that is from 1000 TO $500 men
! Therefore that the Bochc used nine dIvi