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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20
P. R. I. READY TO CLEAR
TRANSIT LEASE DOUBTS
Would Remove Ambiguity on
Double Charge for
Equipment

The first indications that the Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company may be will
ing to modify some of the terms of the
proposed transit lease. to which Director
Twining has taken exception, were shown
today 1t was learned from an authorita-
tive source that the company Is ready to
amend that part of the lease referring TO
the cost of equipment so the city cannot be
forced TO pay for this equipment more than
once in the event the system Is taken over
by the city
Director Twinng has asserted that under
the present lease wording the company.
should it choose, could force the city TO pay
twice for the cost of the equipment on the
high-speed lines The ambiguity in phras-
irg is pointed out in the Directors report
to the Mayor, part of which was given out
yesterday TO clear up this particular point.
Ellis Ames Ballard, chief counsel for the
transit company, who drafted tho lease. de-
clared before the city Club on Saturday
that it was not intended TO convey such "A
meaning, Snd at that time he denied the
possibility of reading such an Interpretation
into the lease draft.
with the dubious points made public by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20

There were others, in addition to the lucky
Doctor Lucke-he pronounces it that way,
the doctors, "Dr. Rae was such a corkng
good sport, played tennis and danced like
a whz and all that" 1t was pointed out
that feminist who mar les and retains
her own name might still retain the ele
ments of a "corl;ing good sport" but judg-
ing from his expression, it isn't the same
at all.
Meanwhile, the fortunate bridegroom, who
should have been at Blockley from until
10. and who was scheduled for class at
the University from 10 to IL, retained the
privilege of the newywed and kept himself
in utter seclusion-from the reporter, at any
rate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20

BRIDE KEEPS MAIDEN NAME
DR.. Marian Hague Rea, although
the wife of DR.. Baldwin Lucke, a
pathologist at the University of
Pennsylvania. continues her pro-
fessional work on the staff of the
Boston Psychopathic Hospital, un-
der her maiden name. Doctor Rea
will join her husband in Philadel-
phia next fall and work with him.
She is a graduate of the Woman's
Medical College of Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20
T0DAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES

Forrr..sNs .. Nsurray' rnay' Si05 Thompson ST., and Emma
Harry IT., Han aos Xs6meadT d. st., and Betty pur.
William william 'sf R W Price st.
Thy p Smith, SSas Greas Gessus st Island and Doro-
,wits 7oI Rainhriahn, RNimh09idh, Pa and Anna Lasko,
thy H. Wilson, s65 y, Goth St, and Doro-
John j J''ggsehiour; ganhioour; i4h5 Myrtlewood st.
i7ss N. IN ~ Poplar ST., and Mabel sher
Sap%nsss SO ssa, u BEriSshYrst .ost% ST. and Emily
soSshn' hnssSISk iSis t,S Wilder St.. and ausslc
P'pp a. Irego, Downingtown Pa and Jennie
i,r Dr,lisSSr isSrkn aa, ia Trankiin st.. and Sadie
'1Pan Tarsatano, eiipn Oil s 10Th Nh St. and Ju,,. p
5amss Me-, 9S6 CARPENTER st, 'N''"
A,.,I.ss, s,Is, Knox iisl 8 asd stella 81 ST. and Mar
Johnson ssSk1Gn In, ols Gerrtt ST., and Ethel
p,,ss. 2. Boone, Camden. n. J.. and c;eoreia NJ
AIyed G. Brooks. s2a Sub brookIyn 90 kjI $, ana ,,r,
pesii e pr,psrd 5I07 James st ''' anu '''''iah
,.smlth. SIaa Tssn ESa Victoria St, and Dorothy NJ
Fi;n" FrssdMNaor Morris, 100 Poplar ST.. and Marian IT,
"slt.t j, chrisiy. I7aS ,9th foi St,
WI sIi,ip@ss. pssi: i1ss Lombard dG%'ard ST. ST. and Lear
dsr-wao ooren ssi ael Pierce ST.. and Zelda zucha-
sSa ssss.}yss }ssdc%n I,ss s 10th ST.. and Beatrice
'osspR Rii,mTss2s Ts2s Y, I.etteET st.
nsSss,ssd sxSs,ssdsTf 2I4a u d, y St, o'n st" and Hedwis
Smith. 4ssos sssrs; r., ts4o Hazel ave.. and clarissa
% Hsrirc,G & Gss,i5n seynn ss7 n asth St. and Sara E.
Henrv ro-V baltimore
81 sk ( puckett. 1s40 Catharine NJ ana ran. /,
0hc.rrnn l710 Reed st. w. M" iNi'a"
s.i%.sSs;. ssfiss.sis; iiSs iiSs s "a Clarion st" and
s1inserr r'sss; assa -! Dekalb ST.. and Ruth
AZ 5Sssr sSgI New New York city and Ray Cohen
ffvster lath and Bainbridse sts.. and
- y S@rr"meehnsk. 1919 81 Myriiewood n.
lscti.osns lsStinonsy' ?i4i y. .Marvine st.. and
pyiS iSi ~ = s5si Ma'IS'So ~. "a df.e. ~ 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20
ATLANTIC CITY ASSURED
OF SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
Philadelphia Capitalists Subscribe
More Than $1,0O0,OOO to Be Added
to S5OO,OOO Raised at Shore

ATLANTIC CITY. March 20.--Captalists
here today confirmed reports to the effect
that bonds to the amount of more than
81 900, 900 already have been taken in Phila-
delphia toward the financing of huge hotel
on the old Windsor site opposite the Hotel
Traymore. CONGRESSMAN Isaac Bacharach
Judge Joseph Thompson and other local
capitalists are to raise half a million dol
lars here. The building will closely re-
semble the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Phladel-
phia The new deal is said to signify the
abandonment of the plan advanced a year
ago for the erection of twenty-story annex
for the Traymore on the Windsor site with
subways under the intervening avenues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20
ElktOn Marriage Licenses

lLhToN, Md. March 20.-The following
Ianage licenses were issued here today:
A".pn 4 a. Faber and Jean Il. owen, Russell
p.ta lass ana Anna Saylor and Harry C.
tasr naker and Dorothy Boone, all of PhiladeI-
Saa Ss James MacDonough and Dorothy
aunc, ~ richmond. Va; Asbury Bollard and
ava rin Brooks Camden; Thomas " Albert,
shsclnnatl, and Mabel " wildermuth,
s.nuylkiii Haven, Pa: Thomas V. Mont
Sery ana Ethel M. Ford, Williamstown
-. a. y, - Leroy Watts and Emma Green, Ches-
~ henzo, MinersvilIe. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20

Director Twinins, however. u wss said
today that the company would accept the.
changes suggested in the Directors report.
The fact that the company is willing TO
accept these notifications of the lease draft
without further discussion, II Is generally
accepted is an indication that the differ
ences now existing can be settled without
serious controversy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-20
Dog Sleeps Through Fire

Sleeping under a table while the kitchen
burned, the Boston bulldog OF Police Ser
geant James G. Fite, 1850 Irving street.
was not missed early this morning until
after the fire was extinguished.
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unSermeiblih
@nr gufOunfua, beTen Epfer Srau
Gliiaoetb GOefer seipprben mar.

2aut aem 9nbripriih, ben acitcrn
Coroner IT. @nuer bc5iiglth oes To.
ees Der G2 Sabre alten 5-nii eliia.
tetb 9oster, BON gao. SIG gSeit Gouri
Strafie, a5gat, mar Der slutoniobil.
uiiaa, oeiien Cpser bic 4rau ant
Samitag Dor pier,ebn Sagen gapor.
ben, unpermeiolid eetreien.
g9ie aus oeu 3euoennusiagcn ber.
p"rging, lief tie 6rnl tetm Streu5en
oes SahrSamms an fer Court uno
2im Strabe hirett In oas sliltomobil
bon u. g @aitcter, pon go 1873
NieElo goenuc, binein uro Ger Guro.
rer erfli-t in ieinem Mebriprud,, eub
ben 10 tragiit) rerlcilfene llufall ein,is
uno allein oaOurd neruriad-t mirec,
baB Die 3rau cine iogennnIte Con.
lenbau6e triig, bur6 oeren peitpcrit,'
henSeu SdJirm ibr @eiid,tsfeIo itlrf
tuurbe, fobab ile nidlt in
Stnnbe mar 0as stutomobil redytjeitig
III iebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

Sieienigen, bic aus ben
Dsuti 4tbum in bidsm &Gnbs cir
prcblem gu seitaItsn fuHeu. perm0seT
ni4t bic miHDelts @eranIaiuns bisrfiil
an5usebeR. so nett bic 2Upalitai bsl
Oeuti4n bestpeifsIt tpirb, 10 ssi4Isbi
es ni6t besDesen, neil Sruno porbar'
ben iit, bieis Sreus gu beSpeifeIn, fons
bern neil man bon Der @nnabre olls'
ssbt. ba bDeutide in etnsm arisss nit
Seutfdlanb rtdt lopaI fsin tpnnsn.
Guf bIoBe 8srmutbunsen bin eins
9eBe gu peranitalten, 1T ungere6t, ioe
gar brutal, 5umdI ipsrn bic 9tnfaIiss
teit bisier glnnabms erpGisn III.
Deuti9e Ieiiten ebenfO bsreittpiIIis, fpie
anoers Sseresbienfte, aabIsn ebenio
bereitipillis, tpie anosre arisssjisusrn
unb perbalten fif iiberbaupt in ,einsr
WsiIe perfdkbsn pon anbersn @iis,
germ 9as ipirb ni9t bura Gin,sIs
fGas enttrGItet, in benen Deuti1e
Stenuns sssen ben 2riss nehnlen,
bsnH ss sibt bebeutenb mebr Riht'
Oeutide, bic bas Sleihe fbun. @snn
aus fold pereiHssItsn GdIlen ssfOIse..
tpirb, bab bic beutfde Spra6e
lanbesgefdbrIid III, 10 miibis man
Iosifder Deife aud bic engIiide Cans
bssipraae fir lanbssssfdbrIia ta.t'n.
neil Dsrein5eIte ameritansr nit h'm
ariege nidt sinosriianben iinb. ans
Sbatfa6sn unb 9ogit ertpsifsn, Sab
bic bsutfde Spra6e uno bas 9autftt.
thum iiberbaupt tein problsm arfats
ben unb baB man Der 9siammtb.it am
'eiisn bient, fpenn man bic Dtuii9er
lnsefhoreu lGbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15
Sis Sriebensppridldse oes
Rapites.

Cas 2lnerbistsH bss papItes, ole
GreosHsosrmit.Isr Su ptrtsn, fam
Rl1t uceTrdi1eH. Als Sberbaupt osr
sa.bOIii6en GbriftsHhi. betra9t.t er
ss ais ietns pfIi4t. Griebsn auf eresn
3u FIFTEEN. DAB Ct bas ni9t I4on
friiter setban bat, III ieinsr 4nii4t sus
5ui6reiben, pab bic ariessputb li9
srit ettpas a6setiblt haben miifs, sIs
er barauf re5nen tonne, 9sb0r 3u I'm.
ben unO bisisn glussnbIid bat er fir
getOmmen. 8rei lange Sabre 1T cine
ylsnitsni6lG4tersi i'm 9anae, pie ole
WsIt fis niemaIs 70 fiiratsrlid seisben
bat uno Der papft sIaubt, bag nuns
mebr bic NeIt bereit 1T, bisfen
9reueIn Elm gube gu mafen. gus
biefer enpdsung bsraus ntbit Ieinem
pfli6tempfinben III bic YermttIuno
entitaHben unb er uuterbreitet audb sis
nen Plan. Der mad feinem GrmsiTen
beiben Seitsn annebmbor i6einpn
fouts. Dieter fisht eine Riiderftattunu
bon gsiaien, Serbien unb Rumdnisn
Dor unb eins frisbIi1e a0iuno otr
problsme, bic elfab 2Otbrina'n,
Sbrol, srieit, ppleu uub ans
Oere Gtreitpuntte bieten.
Bir fiir6tsn, baB Der papit aaf
teinrs Seite gntsesentommen fiubta
pub, neil Der @Ori6las islbit 6eiben
Seiten nidt 5ufast unb neil Der gss
]snipdrttge 3eitpunit fir 5riebensb0re
'dIdse Defenders uusiinitis 1T. Die
auiirten 0trldnseu bebeurenb mebr,
Ils Der papit ibnsn bistet unb bic
,eutf6en 8erbGnbetsn iperbeH ii6 ni3t
u ben 5orberunsen oeriteben, bic Der
gapit ibnen Dorfdldst. Die 4aiirtsn
'erlangen bebinsunssIoie ueberedbe
brer 9egner. Was Der pupit alg
Segsnitanb frieoIiher gerhonblunesu
,etrddtet, bdrifber bdben bic glQiirtsn
,eitimmte Qnfi6ten, bic lie nit oncr
sntiheeerhelt burh3uieBen eutIGinIs
en- finb. Sir lie III ts tsine Srass,
Das nit elfabF2ottringsn gei6s9sE
oil; oieies uuB nad istem gn'
IN Srantrei6 Suriideritattet psrsen.
sbenfO Deuis tpolIen iie ii6er 9risii |
'erbunbelu. Diefes IN Stolisn be-
timmt susefi4ert. SH glsiher @siie |
'erbGlt es fid nit pDleu. 0isfeg roir
inter ruffifhe SberhObsit gsFslIt unf
ind burh bic Mnalieberuna Der prlni |
den groDinaeu s,peubens unb DETER.
si8s trtreiieri perbeu anb 70 bisl
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Che. .Grlanbnikidetime.

Clarence Usabsr. 25, glspes, 8.
Bertha @ernsr, 20, SarriiOn, o.
2ouis S6la6ta, %, 1900 Gin STR
Warp WsHaeI 18, .Nit8ea 2lps.
JSamss 9srbert DObbs. 20, 92e
Gresman 4pe.
WlabsIsue 8edsr. 20. 2l17 Giiber.
apenue,
Sobn .. Chamber, 21, 2443 Gilberi
GDenue.
lRas 8. Ratsr, Is, 5arriion. g..
George g. @Opb, AZ, 1886 @amtIs
GDenue.
l9aina W. RittsnbOufs, 27, gleDss, 8.
I5iubors 8ermau. q, 1859 gDssleiy
4peuIis.
Isena ei9t. 20. 735 w.R 7. Ctr.
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'sanss Rsibe binsurH. glui Der aubsr
rsn Seiie heitsbt Der GniIaluB, GIiab.
2ptbrinssn. bic polniiHen YropIuSsn
Srisit II. I. 10. ni4t preis su seben
Jhr 3useitdnbnib ssbt .nibt tueiisr
als bis sur Wieberbsritsluns pss Be
iiBitanbes. ipis sr Dor slusbrud ssi
arieses obtpaltete.
gu sinsm Jrisbsn auf bieisl
@runbIass. btr MISUNDERSTANDING bsi
friibsrsn SeiieItanbss. bditsn bic al'
liirten mSsIiher @siis fid peritauesn
sbs bic Der. Staatsn In ben arisg ,in.
trdteu. SEPT nihi mebr. bsnn fs sr'
nartsn nunmebr nit 8eitimm.bei.,
ibrs Gssnsr iibsrfpinben III i6nnen.
@snn Spsi Willionsn unisrsr 1rdps
pen nidt ssniissn um bic bsutfstsu
Rsiben su burdbrs9en, 10 rstnst man
barauf bab bic Der. Staatsn 70 pisl
Manni4aftsn mebr Iisfsrn perben. als
sur lleb.uuinbuns bss @iberfianbss
notbpsnbig III unb penn Die 3abl euf
fiinf WlilIipnen Wann antpa6ien
iplIts. Die Gorge nm 8elb. bas tss
Gneitisenb tnapp 5u iperbsn bseanu,
beitebt niht mehr, ba man aus orien
2anbe oamit rei5lid osrfsbsn gu rr'
ben bofft. Sn sIsi4er @eiis III tie
Gorge nm Rabrunssmitisl gsfpiden,
bic man aus bitIsm 9anee gum bollsn
Sebarf srlans,H su tSnnsr sripariet.
Wie bic 4uiirten iagen, gsbt Der Hr'sg
niht istnsm Gnbe eutgsgeh ionoern+
bat er srit anssfansen. Sine iol4s
stimmuns ift fir Grkbensporidlass
ni9t empfdnslid. auf Der auoersn
Ssits iii man absr ebsniO isit bon BEN
srfolse iiberseust. Sb bas eine irr'
.biimli6s auffafiung 1T. tommt ni9i
IN 8straft. 90 lange man ii4 niht
iiir bsiisst bGlt, tpirb Der @isbsritons
ortsefest. WeI9e Soffnunsen arf Nt
lnberen Settle sebest iperten. III cur
Yeniias betannt. Sisrbsi ipirb 5uerit
IN bi. Sa6lase in Rublanb ssbaft.
Jean sIaubt, bur3 eine ipeitsfbeHbs
3eisBuns bisfes aanb 70 3ermiirben ~
Dnnen, bab es Fidb gum SOnbsrfrieftn
DAB bic 9issipIin I'm rni,
if6sn 5eers interchangeable unS rap
Deitere poIlitdnbis ausesriiitste Stsre
,isber aufseiteIIt iperben ,Snnt:n,
uirb nidt fir mDsli4 sehaIisn. IEs
eIbit ipsnn Rublaub teinsn Jrisosn
9lkben IoIIts, bdlt man ii6 fur td'
ia, BEN Sturm an Der @sitfrDnt er'
olsrsi9 befteben 3u icnuen, au4 nerd
Ne s5siHbe burd Sruppen aus unis'
EN- aanbe uerftGrtt iperben. Gss
0eiinen nirb bic SOfinuns ssb:a.,
snqlanb unb Jrantrsih permittsllt
ss 9au6boottriesss ausbunssrn sn
onntn. GbsHip ptrb bic JlDgIi6seii.
is nDtbisen gaabrunssmi.tsI srldn9sH
u tGnnen, ni6t in 3ipsit,l esit.ut.
Jh1n beruft ii9 bdruuf, oab iptnn Is
Usher m6sIid sepeisn iei. oen 5unssr
gu t6nnen, oisisa aud nci'
rbin m5sIid fsi. Bel bieisr Gisoss'
srpibb.it auf bsiben Gsiisu IN oif
ire 3uftimmuns ;u ben @orI4Ics
m bss gapit.s gu redusn. Sss'
sgsn mub man ibm aber bod,
ir feline gemiibunssn burtbar itiH.
. 1T immerbiu Elm 9etpinn gu nsns
m, bub beibe Setteu burd ben papit
'5punssn perben, iih NIT @orff!as
n, bic auf Grisbsn absislen, su h.s
fIsu unb man lam aud an bic
i6olittsit oentsn, 70 fhtpah iie aid !
gsHlportls erluetHt, nab aus ftr
eIddftisuns NIT biefsu @DrfhIdueH
7 Gebante an Grisben iih sntpidtln
nnte.
(
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mittiuoaJ, ben i5. ansuit 1917.
9petbunptrt gkueraI @

3petbunpsrt 9<ueraI Ra'
iore unb Brigade Generate iine iiir
unIer Sesr erNaHut porbeH. Si:ie
iOmmanDirsn isoer bis SpcnSisiauisHo
Naun. DaSu ssbSrsH isbr sriinnl;ts
militdriIas asHntniifs uHb man ptro
bpfisntlia ben neuen 9susrdlsn bic
n0tbige 3eit Iufsn, iia bieis 5u srlDsr'
ben, bamit lie I'm Gslbe NIT gbxn
beite6en.
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Mapor pu9ta fast, DC E
feine Mutter i'm babe in osuiIdxr
Sprade beten selernt unb pdb er Ro4
in bieier Sprade bette. RaA anF6t
eeipiFsr sebantsnlpier TseniaeH tam
Sebsr, Der bsutfb ipri6t ober Setst,
fsin lopalsr 9lmeritunsr isin, aber lie
ipsrben es bod pobl Hi4t pagsu, iols
6ss bon unisrem Siirsermeiftsr gu Ss'
baupten.
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Sn ge5us auf, bic 9sit.aers
runs iolItsn mir unbeoinst osm eeis
ipisle gnslanos fplsen, ipeldes adt3Ig
pro5ent Der ariessprofite on S.aueru
sinforbsrt. Die SHbuitrien Dsroen
baburd ni9t bssintrddtist, neil Ter
risiise llmiuB islbit BEL niaSriser proa
fitrate sinen srOBsH @etpinn ii4ert. 81
bemerten 1T nod, buB mir jsben Gent
aus bisi,r Steuerauene brau1en.
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Wie allie inldno d n
@srbeii,runsen iih rsntirsn, seist GER
Sobleutransport uuf Dem Obio trOB
oes nisDriesn WoheritunDss Inter
ben friiberen @erDdItniNen mare c!e
3ufubr BON apbleu DOllis unmbgI;G
sepeisn. Gr fpnnts aber befpertfisls
Iigt psrben, inbem man bu,a 0Gmme
aufgeitautss @afer aus ZEN Reten.
fluffen in ben Sbio ablaufen li'b.
umns Snbuitrie mare obns rieis
Silfe in faDers 8erlessubeit ssrat5s1,
bo bic eifMbubntn 10 iiberlaben Ine,
odb lie Hiht genug aOblsn bsrbeiiGafs
fen t6nasn.
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Der g 4abamts setr.

Der g dabamts Setres
tar bGIt cine Steuereiunabms Drn
3tpsi Ueiaiarben ui4t fir ssniis:no
unb Der 9pngrsb pirS I'm ein peiteres
9arlsben pon brei Biz pier Mailinre
ben an bic aniirten anessansen iDsrs
ben. 9isis Wofbiugtpper WeIcanq
sntfpridt genau ben auiaateu. bic nir
sefisrn enttpitelt babeu Die arisgs'
5iels, bic perfOlgt psrbsn, laFen i;t
nur nit ungebeurer araftuHitreuJung
perpirtlihen.
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mis aus Der aebe bss @..

ME aus Der Rebe bes Ses
nators McGumber berporsebt, er!rars
tst unisrs Rssisruns teiusn Isiaten
unb idnslIen Sies, oa Sh Sieusr'
pldns duf eine ariessoaucr Don bier
Sabren anselset ieisn. Gas iolite
bsm 9Olts geiast tperoeH, bumit es an
ben nOtbisen 9lnitrsngunsen niat i.t!i,
um ben anfOrberungen Der Rssi:ruus
gsniigsn gu tOnnen.
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nnfet Wattunesmittsi.

Infer Habrunesmittsis
Resulator 9oOpsr fnst, baB psr
arka spsi bis fiinf Sabre bausrI
pirh. On slsidsm Sinns bat fict uaf
isr arissssSetrstGr ausstiprpdsn uab
cine Qnsabl. Senaiorsn. Mena nan
bsbsutt. ipsI4s 9eriDiiitunssn idon
brsi Sabre peruria4t babsn. 10 1T
baraus ~ srmsHsH, fpis fiir4terIia ss
in Der Wslt ausisbsn piro, psun Der
Rriss mod fiinf Sabre lang boern
ioatf. Inter iDIdsn @srbGltniifsn II
es Mot unpatrioiuh, an siHs Wieosrs
bsritsuuus bts Grisbsns gu eentsn, ca
cine sntssssnseIess anii9t sur GpIgss
runs fiihrsn miibte, bab patriolismps
unb Msnf4lidisit sinanber ails'
i4Iiebsn, mas bod pffsntunbis eessn
ole 9srnunft pdrs. Die srite 9sSi1s
suns gum Srisbsn III Sfisnbsit. @ae
Tattontn folIen ssnau unb beItimmt
iassn, untsr pel9su @ebingunesn ff
piIens lpdren, bic entfeblibe Men1
i@enfdIddtersi einBufttIlsn. Damn
ptrb Ii6 bie MSsIidteit bieten, sinen
9sralsi6 3pif6en ben perfdpisbcren
SOrberunssn onSubabnsu. glIs Tas
tiOnsH kbaupten. baB lie niht um
grOberunsen, fDnbern UNI tire Sis
6trbtit une ibre ffrsibsit idnipF,n.
Disfs 9ebinsunssn finb Obns Groses
runsen gu erfdneen. 70 bab cine Grs
tldruna, tpeIde srfsbsn lifbe, baB bon
,sins Ssite erpberunusn beabNdiiat
psrben, gum Greben fiibrsu fpiirbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

8ts bic nSrantfurter 3eitans"
bera8tst tperbsn bic Deutf9en Sos
Siaytltsn auf Der Stotbolmer Eories
rsas ii6 nt9t in cine GrOrtsrung iitcr
pie @ntitebuHs oes ari.ses einIafen,
mel Der 3psd Der apnfsrenS ni4t
barin beitebt, gu erfabrsr. pis Der
aries entitaHosn III. fOnpsru ME ey gu
Gnoe sebradt psreen taan. Gs 1T
aber, jsBt fdon feititebsnb, bar us
RonfereH5 Hi6ts Don prattifher Be-
beutuns Ieiten tunn, Oa ionobl Dele
gaten aus unierem 2unbs, tpie Gus
Gnslanb tbr ni6t betipobIsn biirfsn
unb &srenstp ertlGrt bat, oab er Den
gsfaliHen Der aOnfersnS tsins S,aas
tuug iaenten perbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15

Sn apnbon iagt man, saB
Die 5rieoensoOrfbIdge bes papItss ei-
nen osutf4en Beieeiamad baben, bas
bsiBt Don 8sutf9lanO Oeraulabt nor.
ben limb. Oageeen ipri9t f4on cis
Sbutfu6e, OaB bic gOrfbldgs sire
abtretuns DON elfabz z2otbrinsen aHb
Don srieft tus auss faTeu. Gin id6ss
3useitGnbuib 1T ausgeialofen rnn
fam baber Don Deutf4ldnb uiht aus.
gegGnssu iein. Iyiir bisfss TT ss sirs
asbensbebiuguns, bub e glfabz2oIb,
rlngen behalf, ME Oefterrei9 aud auf
Srieft Hi6t nersthten fam, obnt Eh
ipirthi6dftlid gu Gruube 5u ri6tsa.
Benn beibs i'm 9ampfs unterliegtn
folltsn. miiBten tie fi6 nltiirtit in
aaes fiisen. uber freipinis ipsrbsn iis
f4 nt4t bic paIsabern bur4f4nsibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-15
Ditufuntauatf6:

*Naripn 9. apbIbepp. 3627 aac.
Itbs; .Gso, Glis. got Gprines. art.;
+Wm. 3. grunnsr, 65i Dslbi; Mins
iton .. WforroIp. 647 gbatsau;
*grani Or. 6. anlaber, aouisbills.
ap.: sgntp. 9. 6armsniHg, 1106
WinefisIb; *alIfrte 8. 8unte, 2307
Wnrfan; sDalttr Nurpe, 1712
Stnis; ssImbrois J. WiartiH, 1901
Stais; %. 2. Din, 5000 %. g.; Gs.
lir Gortinopis, Detroit. WliA.; scr
man 8. Musbripein. 1716 STATE;
Trnnf Z. Dlffsp, 2912 Warfnlp;
*Gfos. 8. Wstedlf. TAB 6aiptborn:
*@afitr n. Gronnen, 5740 Manfitlb;
*Grcnt s4o4 IT,, 1881 Sputbfbe;
Carl Wab, 1920 GlsHfpap; *gfaps
mpno 8, gsrbing, TAP puresl; *Glif.
fprb 3. GHissl, 702 State; GntDaro
.. linssr, an M, Dope; ~Sarrn
giterman, 3110 Mdrfaip; -, @.
Rpttmsnsr, 6806 Commercial; arfbuy
T. Gmitb, 1924 Gcuiibine; Josn @.
Warb. 1916 gOb; *5runs Q. Ma!ser.,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-11
Complicated Accident at Elgin.

Reuben, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Knudt Mork, residing east of town,
met with peculiar and fortunate
accident Sunday. He was riding a
l>rse, and had just gone onto a
bridge, when the horse was fright
ened at lady dressed in white who
was at the mail box close to the
road. The animal commenced to
back and in short time it had fall
len off the edge of the bridge. In the
fall the animals neck was broken
and young Monks leg was pinned
under the horse so he could not get
up. To make matters worse the
water in the creek nearly covered
him and it was fortunate that help
was near at hand. After the horse
had been rolled OF his leg Mork
got to his feet, and outside of being
O little bruised he was not injured.
The animal lived only short time.
-Elgin Echo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-11

troyed a few years since, but the
wonderfully carved front still stand
ing, mark to the sacrifice of those
whose duty to their faith led them
into these then little known places.
In the evening we return to Hong
Kong and few days later steam for
Shanghai and after very quiet trip
on the China sea of SIS miles we
IND ourselves safe on the Yangtze
river opposite Whangpoo. Our boat
having made the trip in shorter
time than the schedule, our rooms at
the Astor House, Shanghai were not
vacated yet so were obliged to spend
night on the boat here.
The YangtZe river is the largest
IN China and the Chinese claim the
largest in the world 1t is certain that
it carries more lives and freight on
its bosom than any other stream.
Shanghai is not on this river but
fourteen miles up the Whangpoo
river and at the junction of the 500
chow creek. Here on the morning
OF April 5th we are landed from a
small river steamer at the great city
of Shanghai, the greatest CONNER
cial city of Asia. A city of over
100000 people, the most cosmo-
politan city of the world.
We are taken along it's fine bund
to the Aston House, the best place in
the city, but place that could be
greatly improved on, though we felt
well satisfied that we had a place
to lay our head, though our pillow
was so full of thorns we were oblig-
ed to cover it.
Ito be continued.)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-11
PIPE DRIVEN THROUGH CHEEK.
Queer Accident i'm Auto Wreck May
Prove Fatal.

Abba, Ia, July 9.-Herbert Crane
and Ed Ledford Of Buxton camp No.
Is, were severely injured in an au-
tomobile accident while going to Lo-
villa. Crane was driving and wheel
came off the car while it was going
at good speed. Two other men
we're with them but escaped serious
injury.
Ledford suffered a broken collar
one and Crane was cut by broken
glass about the face and head, los
ing one eye. A pipe in his mouth
caused deep hole in the roof of the
mouth which may prove fatal. The
pipe stem was driven clear through
the cheek. Both are in the local hos.
pital here. u Liy.