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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25

9ieTe berTu6en BEN @egner 81 iiber'
iteigen, I'M bon o6eu nit iberlesensr
3eifDinoigteit, ME ein 5n6i6t her'
a6ftoberD, ibm 5u nabeu uuo thn NH
bem MaI4ineuqepebr 5u rernidteu.
60 pirb Der 9ampf Biz in 1000
Sur S66e binaufgetrageu, in Fe9to'
nen. pobiH iorFt tsin le6enhes Bsleu
gclangt. Elm puuberpollss Ringen pDH
tedyniifer 9unft, pou perfDHli9er So'
bespera6tunq uno 9etpnnbtbett. llnD
barum bliibt cuf auf bteism e!niu'
men Sebtet bic 8lume Der in btsieH
Weltfrieg 70 felteuen Ritterltdtett,
unb bic Hanen Der Sroben GIie9er
fino IN aGer WaHo.
Merfen mir einen Bid ouf bic
enu5e @nttpidlung, 70 iebeu mir etneH
taletboftpportigen Wefiel; tpus ssltern
gut mar, punOsrt beute in bieRumpeIs
tanmef, uHb nierr1nb Dermdg 3u fas
gen, mas morqen gilt. Weun Gber
emit pIeber Griebe Iein miro, eanU
peroen bic @eltbrten eifrtg ituStereu
unb Tdreiben uub m pt6ttgenSu9err
tntereHmte Sotgeritrgeu 5ie6en; Die
uroslsbrten ober perbeu bon benz gros
ZEN Tlteger 8oelde er3a6ler, Der 40
Gegner iibertpunb, biz er unbeItegt
eiuem tiidtI6en Sfidfal erldg.
". bpn Pari epal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
1as Sin Quart proWsp'
mat",0eiets
gon @eft girginien beritobi, tuie am
Rontag entidieocn iunroe,
giidt oegen Oas gunOesseiee.

Suntington, 8. 9ay 2t.
Sebtcn6er. 8unbesrihter o. 3. ael'
ler sc6 anr Rcntug cine gntifeionns
ab, bsr5ufoIqe oas Seies pon @slt
gireinicn, iDeItes ben giireeru Je'
itattrt, monGtlib ein Gnart 2sbi5fcp
in ben Stoat All 6riitgen. niht oege1
Sas Bone Urn" @eies Ses aongrei'
les Ocriioi,e. Ger Ridier iaete in ieI'
ner Giitideioiing, oab bos &nlbeS'
Seiet 5ipor 5tpiitenitaatiiG)eiI San.
ref in Spirituoieu pertiete, ii6 absr
nitt aiii 5fpiitenitcctIifen Trans'
pUrt be5iebe, ME er bird Sos Brin-
1e.. bon Spirituoien fir perionliten
@sbroiib fonitituirt lei.
Ter g1l,loesorripalt WcGullong6
fiinbiate on, boB er bcn sFda iofort
Dor bas Sberfiinbes9eri6t brIn9en
NOR no
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
4O0Oghi ffsbam.M .Mrbeiter
Sn ben glnlassn Sur 6eriteluns Don
Stabl Saiffsn in portlonb.
5aben trob bes 5sltsramms bss prd
Iibsnisn Wilion
eiritimmig bsi6lOFsn, an ben Streit
~ seben.

portlanb, Srsg.. "a. Sept. =
Mnn erpartet bier, bab 1000 anges
itelte beim gau pon Glabli9iffsn ses
NAP sinsm am Sonntas abeno in Ell
ntr WaHtnpsri1mmlung seinbten Be-
i6luiis an ben Streit geben Dsrben.
Gina 2500 bsim Bau bon Solai4ifs
ZEN beiddiiiets Wdnnsr bsfinoeH iit
bereits 1m Strsit.
Cine erfldrung, fuel6e i'm Nnmen
Der Union Der Wetaaarbeiier erlals
len ipuroe, lautet ipie folgt:
.es purDe sinitimmig bel9lohsn,
am Rpntag 8ormittag I'M 10 lbr an
ben Streit gu ssben. Dieir S4ritt
purbe babur6 Deranlabt, baB bic ars
beitseber jsslias @srantiportlihteit
ubls6nten. bic Dabrbeit in gesng auf
bic llsbernabme Der S9iifsbnu 4ns
lagsn bur9 bic RegisruHs ni9t be-
tdnni gabsn unb ii9 usiserteu, NIT
ben 0ertretern Der lnionen 5u unters
bdnoeln. Gs ipurbe aud einltlmmig
bei9loHsn, bem prdiibenteu Nilion
islssrapbiI6 bas tisfii. gsbausrn aus
subriidsn, oaB mir aubsr Stanb iinb,
ieinsr Bite nad;utommsn; bab mir
Jpn absr uni,rsr DOleH llnteritliBuns
in Der Giibrung b.s Grisges Bis gu
sinsm eriOlsrsiden abi4lub Ders
iidsrn".
Dom pr6iibentsn BilIon mar om
SoRntag Elm Selesramm on 6. ).
Stad, ben Sstrstdr Der 4rbeitera
l0bsratipn Don Oregon. ssianOt ipor,
ben, befsn Snhalt ni4t enthiat
purSs; aber nnions6eamte iasten,
Der prGIib,nt babs sriu9t, bab bic
Uadnner On Der arbeit bltibsn, uno
beripro6en, bab iie cine ssre&te gss
banbluus erfabrsn piirben.
geeinflubt purbe bic Snltung Der
Uldnnsr bur4 bic 2ln,iiabisunS. bab
Soiep6 Rssb, Der prdiiotnt bes Gre
tutip Fommittees Der WletallorSeis
ter, tp.ldsr na9 WaihinstOH berufsn
iporbsn mar in Der 5offHuna cine
geilsgnns Der 9iffersns.n su ermOg'
liden, ouberitaubs mar, irssnb stfpas
in 8e5ug auf bic bon ben Wdnnern
perlangts 2obntr60buus aub siirsere
4rbeitseit 3u trrsidsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
aus Der 2uitiabrt.
Stsigruns Der 2etEtuugen - Grb5t
bunS ber Sei4piHoigtsit. - gcob'
aatungs 5Iug3euge. = EaHPf'
i!isgsr In 9efe9t.

Sssli9e 2bdtistsit, bic benz WeIts
trisg Sisut, tit ms AueroIo:atIi4s aez
jteiSert, ale ytittel Der0eu I'M peites
tsR Dsabe aHgeDenott, I'm ben Sieg
gu .rrIn9erL uHD 70 bat nu1 Die 9uf.s
tabrt i'm Welttriege cine gEtpidIung
erfa5ren, bic i'm Jrieoen rulr III Saft'
Sebnten oent5ar serpeien Ddre. Grlt
IN Jabren tpiro man al be Gin5tlz
beitu anO nfuen @ritnoungsn tenneI
lerRsn, aber I4on ieBt 5eigt ii9 beT
Yeoba9ter in grobeu umriheH eer
Uorti9ritt.
3auatft fdIIt BEL alien euftfabr8sas
gen. 2uftf4iffeu iotpobI ME GlHs3ea'
gen oie Steigerung Der Geiitnn9en
aui. gei4Dinbisteit, 2rdgtrait,
oteisfdhigteit itub in ungeabnten
llmfanee eeitagerl. g8etsrlasen gers
ben iiberipuuosn, BEL oenen fribr nies
maao sinenS lug gepagt bdtte; ui9t
nur bic WditIinen, ionoeru au9 oersn
Jiibrer bdbsn ii9 perpolltoulmnet, Ino
bic Retorolsiituueen BON frii4r itnb
ytOrmaIlsIitlrnsen geporoen.
Skiben mir 5undtit bei ben 2ufts
I4iffsu. Sier bat Der &rieg cine Dirt
.RormalfOrm entipidelt, Der f9 dac
SpIame I'M boben Srabe nG6erR. O,r
langgeltredie. porn abeerunnete, hinier
ipib 3ulaufenhe gaIlOniit an 9et nit
geipqItigsn Spttrfldden oerIeben uno
pro bur9 grobe 90beHs uao Settena
Iteuer eslentt. Ybebrers DtotOrgonoeln
iinb binters unb mobl au4 nebens
tinanoer anseorbnet. Der 9lntrieb er>
fOIat Dur9 grObe SulSprOpeler. Cir
bic iii6rang bes S4tffes 1T cine Sc
ipnoere 9onbeI uorgeie6en. Gin 9auf'
gang felt Sipiiaen ben GiH1eIgonosln
BIZ gerbtnbung ber. Somit inlamt Die
gerI9iebenbeit Der Spiteme Zeppelin,
parIepal, S9iitte>9an5 i'm 4euB:ru
nur psnig gum 4usbrud. Die Gr0Bc
Der S9iffe bat ssipultig 5ugsuOmren,
bu ibre gsuBlait unb ibr StstsperT,rs
gen tDtIentli9 erb0bt iperOen muBtcn.
Sci Der GfhGhung Der SeihDtnoiJ'
let bat man bic dngeuebme Grfabrilng
ssHdht, bd5 Die Retptouipe 6orneL
ni9t sutrifff. no@ tpeI9er Der 2ufiz
iptoeritunn oem Nuabrat Der De
f9winbigteit proportional III. 70 oab
q. .. einer boppeiten @ef9rotrbipteit
Der bierfa9e NBiberitanb sntfprdhe-
Die WiberitGnpe iinb pielmebr tleiuer,
neil BEL srOBtn 9efdpinOigteitsn BIZ
Butt bur5 Reibuns ipsuissr am Bal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
atnf 1865, 4S9 900
SmibeI
8elduft iid, ME bos Snternaticnal:
alderbau4S Snititut IN Rom beridtet,
Sie Bei,enerrte Der bciiptiGd)ti9iteu
CARRIER Der @eIt.

1afSington, 9 g., "a. Seo.
GaS ssniernationGle electromagnetic
in Rom rer0ffruilifte einer @erid,t,
aiis peIdinn berporgebt. bah bic Bel'
5silernte Der bairptidd!idaten 2dnoe-
Der gselt, einfhIiebIib Ter Der. Stad.
ieL fid auf 1861. $4,000 &rhaI
be.nife, cine 3iinnbme BON 33 Bro
gent gegeu oas SSnbr 1915.
9ie Geritenerrte Der &eIt 6etrdgt
464, $4,000 guibel, cine 3unaEue
bon "a gro3ent; bie Acggenernte
S9, $4,000 8iribel, cine 3unabna
ben 10.7 Rrpsent; bic Safcrprte
/ 1896, ,504 600 guibeI, cine 9unabne
ron 1919 Rro1ert, lmb Gle Tsaiscrnts
9. .273, ,996, COZ Rirfbel. cine apnabnl,
ron 25.S Bro3ent.
sllgier. bas 9aii6, hos 5uIeet BE-.
rid,tcte. melbet etne gei5ererlte bon
29,715000 Drfbel. eine Saierernte
ron 1S,e46 900 guibeI pno ei1s
Geritcnernte pcn 33,2os, ,0co 9,ibet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Zebr braftif1e Seftim'
itiiissett
gntbdlt bic gorfoss, unttr Der ale
Gei4dfte NIT bem Geiab per,
boten perDen.
Der @ensraI@poitmeiiter bat tbutfd6s
li4 bic Ma4t, ipgenbeine 3eis
tung oOer PH6litation
na4 8elieben gu
unteroriiden.

Naf6inston, Dc, "a. Sept.
g1a6 tur5er Debate nI5m an UtontGJ
Der Senat oen a0niereu5beri9t rber
bic 8orIage an, untsr peI9er aaer gez
| i4dftli4sr Yertebr nit Dem 6slHO
perboten pirD. UtaH erpartet, ocB
bas Reprdientantenbaus Den Berl9t
am 0ienitdg annebmen uRo Die gOrs
Iags nod am 4beno Dem PrditOentcn
our nnter5ei9nung 5uge9en pirD.
Die Distuhion orebte p4 pGbreno
bes cages bauptid9li4 um Elm Don
Dem EOnfereH3z z4ud9ub isIbit kig,s
fiigtes AnsnDement, inter Dem DE
2sr0ffsutlifung Ober bic 8erienoErg
auf irgenb cine Detle DON pubIitatiDz
nei, bic uHter bem SpiouagssSeIeB
ni9t bur9 bic POit Deri4idt Dsroen
curfen, per6oten pirb. Der 3Ded bes
Amendments iit, fir aufriihrert4 Be-
fuuoene PublitatiOren, Die iest I'M
poItbann iinb, aber INNER nod rou
ben grpreBs saorpagnien oDer auf cns
bere Beiie 6ef0roert tDeroen, OoliIdn>
big unteroriideu gu f0nnen.
Die Senatoren ROrris uno Guns
Minis proteittrten in euergiI4er B.iIs
gsaen oieles 9Dr9eben oes &oHfsren5z
ausi9unes, barauf birupeiienD, odB
bur9 bas Qnnebmen bes 2tmenoes
ments Der 4ofmeiiter gurlfnH IN bsn
StauD geieBt perben piir0e, lrgenO
cine 3eitung ober Utonatss ooer 2Gc>
9enI9rift pilltiirLi6 gu unterOriideH,
ObHe etHen GrnHo oafiir a!lge6en 5u
miilien. Dit Senatoren Sing, Ransz
bale, 5let4sr uno Yuroaman lUarfeH
ii4 aber is9r energii4 fir oas amcns
bement ins 3eug.
Inter Der YorGage, bic inter nur
Iebr tpenis SpPoFtiOu Don betoen
9duIsrn angenommen nuroe, to1r0
ben ameritanern berboteH, nit zen
6einben, ober ben Aatirten Don 5etns
ben, 9ef9dfte irgenb iDeI3sr 4rt 81
MAIDEN; tptrO ein &uItos fir feinOltz
6ts gigsntbum in oieiem 2Gns
be, unb Elm folder fir @ers
ii4eruass GeielibufteH feiuoLt5er
2Guber eruunnt; tpirb bic 2BenIirunS
Der in fremben Spru9eH eriaeinenosH
3eitungen unb bas GenIiren dIsr ms
@tasIanb se3cuben ober Don bort tons
member 9epef9en, griefe :tc. porges
iebeu, unb Dirb AUDI Der prdiibeni er.
md4tist, bic Ginfubr BON irgenb Ell
nan 4rtitel gu perbieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Die 0plbausfubr
RAD SpaHiea bon Der Res;surna
perbefer.

Wafhtugton, "a. September
9as S4asomtsbspartement bat i'm
SRtereffe Der &onferpiruuq Der GoIS.
porrdtbe bes aonbes bef4luiIeu, BIZ
0oIbausfubr no9 Spanien AZ berbie.
ten. Set Der gnrbarsosp Proclamation
bes pr6fbenten III NIT ausnabms
Don sinissn fIetneH Genhunaen teiu
Sob mear nod Spauisn burdgelal.
fen fporben.
Bis gu bem Gage, on bem bi,
Trpiiamatton b.s prdFbentsn psr6f,
fsnttidt fpurbe, BAIT, bic @ptbausfubr
mad Spanisn 6efdubis sugenummen.
3piffsn BEN /. SnnuGr unb 1. Gep.
i.mbsr b. z. belief iie iidl auf unaes
fair 5000, 900, pdbrenb IN b.rfef,
Sen 9eit bic Sdnbelsbilans aipiIfen
etu beiben 9Gnbtrn cine 55be bon
$5oyOo0,o0o gu Gunitsn Der Ger.
Gtaaten srreihfe.
Wafbiugton, "a. lSeptember.
9k Reei:rung bat om Wpntas gnds
lamb METER. $35, 5,0o0.O 900 porgsffredt.
enafaHb bat barnit fotreit 81, ,190,s
600, 900 ~erbolten, ipdbr.nb ale Iais
irien sufammen $2,426. 100000 ers
AaIten bnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Die Ggbamiruas
Der ssi6e DON Grau gtObeTt wOrti
Bingham
atf Bitten Der JamiIie bonn 8eunh
beitsbeamteu In DilminSiOu
aiis9eItellt.

Btimiugton, n. g., "a. Sept
Der 9eiunbbeiisbeamte 9r. Gbarles
z. Resbitt. sab am wloutns su, oaf
CT sinen grlalbnibfdein fir bic Sg'
buminirung ber 2eite DON 6rau go'
bert Wortb Bingham ausseitelt babe
gr ertlGrie. bab be uria6t, iparuH1
sr bic Snfprmatiou suriidgebaltsn 1a'
be, bic mar, bab inn Don oeneil iDels
de um ben erlaabnibi4etH na3a3'
ten. seiast tDOr0tu jei, bab jie slau'
ben, bab Elm 9er6redeR begnGgcu
iporbsn fsi. Graham asRan babe tbu'
miisstbeiIt, baB bic 5dmilie Der Ser
jtorbeHsn iDenn irsenb mosli9 bic
sobssurfade feftssitslIi pihtn iooIs,
od Die 2lnselessnbeit <nidt gu oersn
gefrisbisuns beiseIest porosn isi.
Graham stenan, Elm Better unb
S9nnger BON 6rau Bingham uno
antpalt in Wilmiitston, sriisb am
Wortag cine GrtlGruna ber5ufoIse
bic Wiislisbtr ber Jamils aui ben
Roth promintntsr Msr3te fsiHsr5eit
in iitIider unb rsguIdrer Msiis- cine
Nutppiie batten bornebmH laifen. Sic
ieisn 5u biefsm Sdritt burd 5batias
den unb umitdnbe in gsybinSuHs nit
Der aranfbeit unb bsm Sobe Der 8ers
ftcrtenen, fDeIfe ibnsn 5u SbreH ses
fomnen Itien, bereftist gsipei.n, aber
bas gfsfultat Der autppiie lei ibnm
Hiht niteetbtili porbsn.
Sn 6errn aenon's erflGruna beibt
e pis fuIgt: .abatiaden unb lin.
itdnbe In @erbinbung nit Der ardnt.
belt uno osm sobs bon Grau gtns,
bnm, bic ben Mitefiebsrn ibrer FAINT
lie sntfiillt ipcrben iporen, btrtcbfis'
ten fie uno mafte ts ibnen CUR gfiibt,
proHineute asr5is gu toniuItitrerl
ipslbe risibn. bnB cine AutppIis aor.
qenomHen fpsrbs. Dies par b1nn auh
burh bic bsiftn grperten, ipelde ers
lonst tperben tornt,n, eefdebsn. nber
hos Refultnt ibrer nntsriuGune IN
Der 6urnflit ni9i betaunt ssseben
iporcen.-
Grt9er fisbsrfolI.
Canton, D., "a. Sept. - 2lm
@ontns Wlittaq bsirntsn stpsi bepdffs
net, iunse Rdnntr ben aIsibsrIdben
bon Wininm SepIanstp, banben unb
tnebslten bieisH. slpsi AIerts unb si.
rep G1pzsbbotsa nnS sattamm baup
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25

tcn Der suFfdnbiasn @eb0rbs fir bi:
gtf0rbsrllng gum aontresslbmiral
porstidlngtn fpnrbs. absr bic pbHiie
fft Examination nift beiiano, III ar
Nonins I'M bieiigen Wnr;nes6 6oipitdl
psiiprben. or mar 81 Sabre aft, in
9tuifGlnnb ssbiirtig uH6 ipurbe i'm
Sabre 1873 Don WiseonTin aus gum
aubettsn in Der rin,4atnbemis en-
rnnni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
DER % Sahr, nIt. eeslie glnasn

- Der % Subr: aft. 9eslie gd5sI
ppn Ro. ST Bin: Strabe bunttrts
eeitcrn @ben In urDoriihtiger Betfe
NIT Ieinem RrpoTper, ben er fir unges
laben pG6nte. Die Moffe entlub ficb
unb bic &ieel brone po3ea IN ben
llnterlei6. Der @eripunbete utroe
nod bem ItGbtiIdeu Scfpital eebra6t,
nc bic @erste tpuituttrten, bdb bie
@unbs ui4t IsbenseefdhrIiA TT
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S5dFe 9etFura

Der SeirotbsoerurittGer WiiiGer
5dR,nt EN- tiidtiger @e'tGftsnsmrl sli
feui?"
ia, oos u,iB man 'ngenl -.
Si.rSIit hot er elmer Same - etnen
@tunbesbeonter oerririttelt T."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Ma 3. Cftpber
Min bas nd9f. auntinssni Der
QiiDts Sbios
Ra9 bsm camp skrman abg,b,n

Columbus. g., "a. Sept. -
Der General groDoii ielesrapbirie om
Montag bem goupernsir Cor. bnb
bas niaFe Rontinssnt BON Dldnnern
bon O9io fir bic RaiiOunInrmse am
q. Oft0bss n,3 BEN Camp S9erman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
5000 alrbeiter
5m MariR >gtabIiKenert su RorfoIi
Da., am Strsit.

TorfoIf, 90. "a. Sept. rlnss'
fdbr 5000 i'm bieiigen Warinebauhof
bst@dftiaie Wdnuer bdben sinsn
gtt,it innngurirt, Bis cine neue 2o6n-
itala bur9eefiibrt iporbsn 1T Sn Diss
len Departements mubteu bic 2lrbeia
ten pcllitdubia tinseftelt ptrben.
guf bic Sdlofer, -iyiIler" nno
Glsttrfter bat Der Streiibefetl nihi
gshs, Der BON ben Giibreru BON
sfpansig anbertu arbeiterorgantintic=
nsn erlaFen fpuroe. Benn abtr aitt
balb cine ginisurg su Stanbe tpmmt,
psrhtn 1utb bi. Riiglisber bisi,r brei
Orenaiotionen nit in ban Streti
bineinsssceen ipsrben. lleber bic Jor,
Ssruuesn Der asuts in nidts bstaHnt.
N(..~ u (>Nk-1~~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Hrfthers 9nttfsL

rgapa, 1T bic S9peis pir'Ii9 nsus
trail, ooer riibren Die 9oder I'M
SGepeisertGs bod etfpd bon fetuotis
den 9efpebrtugsln ber9"
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nit 800. Die gurf6en, BON bnn
Der cine erff stipa IL SABRE alt mar,
bnrdIudisn tiht nur bic 9ui4en
ibrer Opfer, ionbsrn pliinberten au4
bic Si6erbeits.aHette unb ben Gelbs
fhront.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25

9bilicOtbe, obs.bsn iperbs. 0iefes
&Dntingsnt umfdbt 30 PrO5snt Der
0uote BEG Siaates uHb pirb nus
fdliebfi9 aus rpeibea Wdnnern be-
itehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-25
Ren bdnat.

aonbon, "a. September. @insr
RsutertDepefts ous Qltbsn 5ufolse
iit lnut sinsm f0nieIiheu Defret bas
arisssrsdt iibsr bic propinssn 9oeo>
MA. artabia uuo aarifia bsrHdnst
lpOrbsn.
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sefotBen

wafbinstoL "a. iSeptembtr.
Der aapiidn emil 1bstb pon etr
@sk Gsaniez flstit ~ 30 tsrss~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

scraps" But after all it was quite
enough for Mary to see his face when
he came back. She looked up shyly
and beheld a countenance in which
vexation, revolt and bewilderment
were about mixed.
DO you think I'm canary?. he
asked.
why, no, dear, you're not sing
ing"
Pm not likely to when I'm starV-
ing" he snapped.
"Oh, wasn't there enOugh?" she
asked, sweetly surprised.
Mary was naturally in doubt as to
the result of her plan, but she meant
to carry it out to the bitter end.
The next evening they were invit-
ed to dine at the FasOns. The pros
pect of getting a decent meal caused
Beard to accept with alacrity. Mary
put on a gown rather older and more
shabby than was strictly necessary.
Joe did not dare to demonstrate be-
cause he had told her q short time be-
fore that it looked well enough to go
anywhere. But on arriving at his
partners he felt a pretty sharp pang
of modification at the contrast be-
tween the handsomely gowned host
ess and his badly-dTessed wife. He
wondered he had never noticed it be-
fore. He concluded it was because
Mary had always made the best of
everything.
The dinner was an exceedingly
good one with several courses, all
nicely served by the neat maid. Mary
had a keen sense of hUmOr and told
some good stories. AS John eX-
pressed it on leaving, they had a
perfectly scrumptiOus time"
Beard felt decided obligation to
return his partners hospitality, and
invited the couple to dinner. In con-
sultation with his wife he tried to i'm
press upon her the necessity of the
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had been trying so hard to finish the
work she had not had time to get 1t
out of the way. Fason looked ex-
tremely surprised at the state OF
things and his wife exclaimed: i
don't see how you do it all! Look
here, Mary, you've got to call halt
or you'll kill YOURSELF"
81 don't want her to do it" pro-
tested Beard, "but she won't listen
to reason"
81 believe in living as you go
along" said Fason. 1 know you're
sailing your money down in govern
ment bonds. Well, that's all right.
Blu maybe you won't be here when
the time comes to enjoy it"
Perhaps you're right" murmured
Beard.
The dinner was well cooked, but
extremely simple, and the small roast
had to be closely carved to go
around. Mary and Blanche FasOn
exchanged knowing looks. They
were together in the plot. After the
guests were gone Joe said: MARY,
you've been putting me through a
series of humiliatiOns-"
YES" she broke in. "And you
have been putting me through a Sc
ries of humiliatiOns for nine years.
When I found out it was all Uncalled
for 1 determined either to leave you
or cure YOU. Which shall it be?"
tits a cure, dear. Now let us be-
gin to live"
Mary buried her face on his Shout
der, and her arms around his neck
seemed to seal the compact.
TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY
March 3, 1937.-Abraham Lincoln
and Dan Stone, alone Of all the I'LL
nois legislators, protested against
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Mrs. R. B. Stems, demonstrator of
alfalfa possibilities in South Dakota,
finds her supply of alfalfa candies I'M
equal to the demand. Mrs. Stems
has alfalfa tea, strip and other de-
Ightful specialties on tap steadily
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TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY

TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY
March 8, 1837.-Abraham Lincoln
and Dan Stone, alone of all the Hi
nois legislators, protested against
some resolutions passed by the gen
eral assembly disappearing the abo-
litionist propaganda.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-21
ARMY OVERWHELMED
BY RECRUIT drive
Enrolment Stations Throughout
Country Get Many Applicants,

BY reason of the fact that after
December Is no more volunteer re-
cruits will be enrolled who are regis
tered in the selective draft, there IL
a rush to get in the army and re-
cruiting stations all over the coun-
try are doing a rushing business.
Yesterday sixteen new names were
received at the main recruiting sta
tion here, Eighth street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, embrac-
ing the following:
Harry L. Branson, 7O7 Second street
southwest; Harold Bergman. II:
Eighteenth street northwest; William
Voigt and Edward Voight, both OF
$50 Eleventh street northwest; Jay
II. Casewell, 1897 Emerson street
northwest, and Joseph E. Smith, 110t
L street northwest, all of this city;
Russell Tebbs, Warrenton, Va; Rob
ert L. Perry, Annapolis, Nd; Cnsh-
man Sypher, Compton. Nd; George
v. Hunt, 1888 Ritner street, Phila-
delphia; Harry Q. Matthews, 17OS
Orleans street, Baltimore, Nd; Will
lam E. Davis, Pittsburgh, Pa: Clar-
ence Taylor, 419 Pearl street, and
Samuel L. Gaines, 1916 Division street,
both of Baltimore; Morris r. Davis,
Waverly, Fla. and Lawrence S. Nc
Coy, Bellalton, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-21
MUST PRODUCE
'SUFF' pICkETs
BEFORE COURT
Date Of Habeas Corpus
Hearing Advanced to
Friday, Nov. %.

The habeas corpus writ obtained by
counsel for the suffrage picket pris-
onsrs in Occoquan workhouse on the
ground of alleged cruel and unusual
punishment, originally set/for hearing
November q, has been advanced to
Friday.
Judge waddIl, of the United States
District Court, will conduct a special
session In the court in Alexandra,
Va, because Of the contention of the
National Woman's party that the
suffrage prisoners are in danger of
death because of, the alleged condi-
tions IN the workhouse.
Word Of the earlier hearing was
telephoned here last night by the
party's counsel in Norfolk, where
Judge Waddill now Is sitting. By
the courts order, W. H. Whitaker,
the workhouse superintendent. must
produce in the Alexandria court all
of the twenty-nine suffrage prisoners
and the government must show cause
why the women have been subjected
to the alleged violent treatment.
The picket prisoners now are on
their eighth day of hunger striking.
according to the militant suffrage
headquarters here.
A delegatlon OF the Nauonal "om-
ans party this afternoon had audience
with Secretary Daniels, of the Navy,
to protest against the use Of marines
as guards at the workhouse to keep
away visitors, as charged by Miss
Katharine Morey, of Boston, who
says she was challenged by one of
them.
Secretary Daniels expressed his
amazement that marines should be
used for such purpose and said the
report would be investigated. He de-
clined to discuss their appeal to have
the suffrage Prisoners recognized as
Folitcal offenders.