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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

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Gonarb Sruf, 449 Sao JIufte Ctr.
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1631.N.
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large Girls. 9eHningboren bat IN Der
Srsing oes Stabtrothes an Ttittiuo6
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purbe Or. 30. 3. gcrefer gclpdbIt.
- Der @oitperneur Cor erIicB ant
0ounerstag cine grfl6rilug, oerjt-
folae ole Streifiitrotion i'll Sainilton
AZ gnos gebraft perben rliliie nno
eer 8eneralmlipaIt auf1eforeert pors
ben lei, feitjuIteIleu, tuie meIt Die
@et!te Ses Staates in 0ieier Se5ieb'
lrHg eeben.
- Serr Selrrr 3. Sageinaun bon
Sanriltou uuter5og iidJ an Deittfpot,
in; 9ethesoa SoipitdI in Cincinnati
eiaer erfoIgreiGeu SperGtiru.
- Nm StelIe BON perrn SSoiepb
Gonnaugbton. tpeld)er pom Staate
sirm &anaIDo6ter ernnnnt lpiIroe.
ipdhlte ser Sto6tratb Serru 9dfolns
@erouer Sll ieinen Serseaut al arus.
= SSn Der Radt prm 0iittiuod
paroe gSaltrr SdrlltbeiB negen tbdt-
Iifren slngrifis auf feine Satin Der.
baftet.
- Sr0liIeir Worp Greittoro, eine
friibere TngeiteIlte in Der gIulnac bon
Gtnllsr & geuitirghontrL DIE bel i9'
rem @roBeIterr, Serrn uno iSrau 3.
@dlep N 2inSenrulo rehhte. III ii5
gItPr bon beinabe "a SSSnbren Der 6us
berfulois erIeaeiL sic iuiro uIBeroem
iiberIebt BON rincm 8rEGer uho 5frse:
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mcraen Radmittda I'm 2 ubr I'm
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- Sraulc;u gacrina Stptiriaa hcr,
vingt lire Seriet um gudene Sate.
- SSpbu 6. Stntpfms rcIf5te iH
Gnrinur sSIeus geriht gegen 0ie
9lrpric1n 8paiug @igs BON Dtibolr.
tonr fiir an 2. glugitit erllttere @er-
Ies,lpeT cine SiooereriasfIage inn
petraes bon $4,000 ein.
- Srau Rnria slHrru WIierfh, Sis
gsi-trpe ouu GENTS Nierft, nj i'm aI.
FER ron 81 SSSScbren unh ftpersm Seis
ocn in ,tuem ScipitaI in 1autou ger
itor5cn. Sie mar cine ShiDeiter RON
Serrn Sritnb Sdurunnr uuo miro
Ectrtp Tn6mittaa inner Der SeitaHg
bon Bcitor 8. n. Tfdmnm mr. e'recIas
nooo arieohci begrabeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

long. 1912 gsponDlo; Gas. Mcs
Gnrtp, 906 Belts; ebas. DOnb.mberz
ge, 1131 Set; aOuis aif, 1904
4Opple; pasqunl. 9Otois, 1890
Queen Gin; Geo 8rinimon. 3080
5eniEuiD; Greb. @hiie, 22OO Saffin;
6. .. ailInSsr, 2951 5enIbaip; eOuis
Jusrgsns, Warsnret; ebds. Roberis.
Gil 0resmnn. Dem Diitrittsrnt5
ii6srpislen: ". u. enbebrod, 2908
llrpilsr; R. 6. @drb. 1O41 8obmils
Ter; .. .. Steinrisbs, 1859 5arri.
ion; Wm. aaoiTaerpiB, 925 DsTt T..
10. aanseHbsin, 297O Radel; 3. 8.
einf, 2093 Baltimore; &ribur Sin.
selman, 1922 Clam; MsIpias Wartus,
$40 QQurel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Che. be.Grlaubnikid,ein

JRobert e. S9ott, %, Wilton, @i3.
lSeorsia 5umpbrep, %, 5So5 GOOos
mont glpe.
Reltbeu 6. Solben Sr., q, 1920
I 8ernon pldce.
l9ruce .. Morsan, 26, 1903 9GHa
Mpenue.
! Jrant RoOeLIo. 90 1922 RaiH Str.
(Rpbeittua Reii, %, 1O15 Mdin Ctr.
)SOd 6lst9er, 20, Snmon, 9. Is.
tSeiie Walter, 80, s14 Soptins Sir.
qrtbur Sbssts, q, 3077 Teabifou
Roab.
2ueua 8ousr, Is, oesgl.
(Spbn R. 9ierIsin, 40. 143e Race
I Strabs.
l@briftina aleu, "a, 1873 aoeau ct.
Charles B. Wurslanb, %, AIT
SettIs Str.
(sOuiie 8. Rit4is, %, 1880 Guitls
place.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

bcrpriigcIte ibn aaEs lebOria unb
ipcrrtc ibn anberocm nod, ein. als
Ridter geatrnan geitcrn Die @cididte
bottc, berurtbeiltc er Suber su einer
geloitrafe pom $50 unO Soften.
gNiaian @ibion, bon SO. Ala @cit
sfilnfte StraBe, Der Dor einiger 2eit
rIit elmer GuaHfitat 9iorpbiurn nj isis
nen, 9eiis nerbnitet porScn mar,
iuhrbe 3u elmer Celebrate BON $500
ino Soften berurtbeilt, rdbreno So5n
SdilIs. bon gso 496 @eit 9ibertp
Slrabe, bes cleiden gcrgcbens orlge.
flcgf gu feds Nolloten arbeitsbaus
he-urtheiIt fprrbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Seine Giaismms
SeaIsIif Ses Tnsitanbes Der WiDrtels
trGger er5ielt.

Die Shiet SeeridtshebcrSe 6.s
@mt9euerfidlcftsratbs mn0 0e3 Gar,
bcnt5 Der @n,unternetuc- bieIt Je'
'tern Pafmitiaa i'm gureau oes Slns
tuoltS CHARLES s. ,@oIe cine 9onfas
rew a6, I'M len slusitcnb ber 500
gt6rteltrdger bei5uIeeen, our9 mel
den 6ie aIrbeit ar elmer Reibc bon
gteubauten norIduiis Iuhmscleqt nor.
ben lit.
Sbi6or bic 9eratbunger i.ber 8tpci
Stlm6en ipaBrten. rerIiefen fie reill.
tatlc5. giue tpeitere aonfcfen5 ipiro
GIlcr @obriheinlifyfe;t mad anI
SautItaj ItGttfinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Yeripnals sNsti5en.

SIN 5oben 2IIter BON ST SSobren bni
Serr SerEann 4ipp, cir III
'uciten areiier befannter uuo hetun.
geishener Biouier bes hieliecTl
9aitiftblrm5 Ole aleeu 3lIm episen
EdIiIurmer seinioiiea. iIrriia bss
iiallert niGt MIR oon ieinen Angeao.
risen, fonoern arib bon Den pieIen
ss:pimoeI. oie er itcb inn SaIiie De-
,snbre Surb iein fernoeutfdRs @eien
5u errper5eu eetpirSt bate. 9'ie 'eerr-
eieuug finoet om Son,itae Sahmi.'
Itne um 2 llbr ran Der &apelle Der Seis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

alnna Sargent, 81, Siieifdes So
'pitnl, SdtibeIbru6.
albert sleipefanlp, %, 1872
Spring Strnbe, 3iiberfuloie.
@tatbiloe s. Bros6e, %, 1928
Spring Strabe, 3liberfuloie.
gtorp @iagernou, 81, 1867
gSleciunt Strabe, RiercnIeiben.
5obn aeiHp, 16, 250O 9olerain
dbcnue, gierenleioen
@orolo gIlifoerboar, I, 732 Burns
Strabe, Slngenent5iinbuug.
SiSetta @ennine, 80, ct. %arien
Soipital, glltersfdpuiae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
GterbIid,feitsberidDt.

@riSgct s9ee5orit, %. 1922 Suron
aps., SerSleifcn.
sllfreac &tite. 10, $50 9Inrf Ctr,
2 :hdheltrud).
sIgnes RieiteHbcrg. 46, 1916 State
sloc., z frpdfe.
Aiainm Siernan, 45, 2944 SiS.
neu slnenae, gehiruiddde.
@erraro aubn, 81, 223S Fart abe,
2uderriibr
s2iaiam Sermon, 20, 912 SiusoIn
apc Rrebs.
ebarIes &pnn. 33. S34 !SoYtins
St,obe, Stbpinbiuht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
Sies mmS 9aS.

- Senrp Sdneiber, rou Jtc. 1927
NIlabanta slpemie, piiroe eeiteru oils
Jtor9folecr BON Senru 9rofmann, Der
reilsuirt bot, gum Starter i'm sIr'
beitsbaus ernnnnt
- Charles Oetttng, bon Pp. t27
@eit ~. StraBe, elm 9Reterleier i'm
@niIeralHt, rurbe gum @scterpor-
mann nit einem SSabresgcbaIt DON
S1200 Deioroert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
2lm 81. Muguft
S;sinbet I'M gnrnet RuOos Snrf oa5
itabtiid)e Tienie itatt.

gIuf 1yreitGq, ben 81. 9Iueuit, lit i'm
9rrnet @coos Rorf oas itaotiid.
9iicnic lnbcrmrnt porier mo Die
ainoer ian1mtlidJer SrielpIata ps-s
Ger in Son6erpagen Der StruStubabn
rcd Dem Rarf befGrbert pcroen no
sir iie elm intereiiantes unS aG;uedN
lungsre:fes Sro9rnmm BON ocnn
SbcrIeitcr Der SpielplaBe Serrn y
s. Geub 5ltiaulmeueeItellt moroen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
u a Olaf. Q a d. en-.


Sbomas Scnmerfdgnibt lit Seita'
inel.tspoIlitrefer BON Yfarp Seoer.
,ueier; Srl,loeigentbur $1250.
Iinn Curtis ut Rn6l1boermalter!r
BON 9iaoIas Curtis; FeriOnalisa
$25, 900.
Goa 9eaeer lit gaa6laBbernIterir
BON 5iobert Seuti6el; sSerionalieII
S1741.t7.
Houis Seller berriadt ieilleii
gtchlaB ali ieine Satin 6e6wig ael-
Ter; SDIneiter 81 c2eau Den
lelnen an ieinen 9ruoer Stebe Mc.
Senn, feline Sdppagerin iSrau SSobn
Wfcaean unb feline JrelnIoin 9eiIie
1nfer, Cos grQsles, GoI.; SO f II
Seinri6 ben ieinen on feline
8attiu aatberine; ID q rD g c { c r
nj Ter ben ibren on ihre pier ailt.
Der; Sbcreiia &limper ben
ibren an ibre 5ciben Sodter Dlar9
Sltn1per iutb 8ernGrhinc Beurfung.
Ger perionlid1c Alahlob ocs Olelpin
n. Sbort brtrdqt Si::.G36.G0: Der.
jenige Der Gtbel g. Stnntcn S57,.
696.74.
9lrthur R. Spangen6erg, RaflnEs
rernaltsr 5es @tatt6ep ScaIp, peldi
2ebterer nm 9. Sdtli 1917 bel eiuem
llnfaa ouf Der Big Sour gn6n fem
3ettn einbiibte, tpltroe ermGd}tigt bon
Der gabngcieaibdft $1,000 in @rleoi'
3ung aasr 9tnipriifP 3it acreptiren.
Berf fhiebenes.
0ie 0lcNcbon un6 Stadion Slim
50. unS Gbns. gfettia fIagten einc
5ntberimg iiber $633.77 gegen Die
Ioans grpreb So. ein.
4. Snrib flaete cine 2Soroerung
iiber S675.75 gegen lie Gbeiapeafc
& Sbio I'm. 60. OF BirGinia Gin.
@illts W. Deatmar, PcdllaBoers
lDcIter bcs Sobn =. 2uhring, tot einc
Alage Jegcn reiien g9itttpe Caroline
s. Subrimg eingercidjt, iporin er 90.
runI nohiudt, onB oiefelbe qc3ipiH.
ger. fperbe. oas BerionaI. .Gigentbrmt
nee @eritorbenen, 6os lie obne gered,s
tigiing an iidl nencnrnen lat, on i'm
81 berabfoleen.
aSeil tie ton Dem gluto Ses g9m.
Tbiefen iiberfehren uno erbeblib pers
Lent tuiirhe, bat @oie Soifmun cine
aloge iiber $500 eegeu Gbiefeu eiE=
eereift.
G. aleemnn & Go. erfangteu Gin
llrtbeiI iiber $163.5s aesen Dtdp ..
Iaplor, iotpie Elm iolhes iiber S113
geeen Dtinnie 2eipis.
Carl Scaripeiter, No. IS Beit
Court Strabe, Der ,pegen angehIidcn
auto6iebitabls bonn Gtabtgeridt an
ore @raflSiirp iiberuieieu Dorben
'par, purbe seitern, ba iid feline llh-
fhulo bermisiteate, BON Rit;ter s. g.
$offmaE ireieefprohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
er fer 6 b b iitritt.
(Ratbbnus in gorrpoob.)
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BAN. 9Drtpoob; SarrD prues. glor.
tpcob; Geo. 10. Zoos, Roripoob; Glas
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GlmlpoOb pL; geier autTar, Rors
tpoob; Mm. gpl3sr. Sbmmss; Ritaro
u. Zane, @Impoob; Carl q. SeiOel,
Rpripoob; Grneit q. Webiter, Rors
ipoob; alfreb 6. Wanbab, Rsiptoipn;
5reb. Wortret, Roripoob; Gbsitine
Wepberion, aopelanb; Rnlpb Wolfs
angel, Gberrp @rOps; Sobn 3. arOum,
Rcrpoob; Soiepb O. 8ufam, elms
ippob; 5rsb. Sil, Roripoob; gbas.
Rid, ReptoiDn; G6ipuro 6. S6reis
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Roripopb; glspelonb o. Ru6mOre,
WabiionpiIIe; *Wm. Dutt.R1ofer,
9oripoob; tO.a .. ar6ibalb, Spms
mes; *gbas. SberrOn, RortpoOb; !;
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6pllborf. RorpOob; *Dalter 6. Rod
man. Rprfuoob: *Rcp aelIeh, Ror.
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topH; *Paul portsr Sentman, ROrs
pooo; *Sobn 6. 5onislman, Ror>
ipoob; *Gbpin 70. Seipen, Qortpoob;
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u. Werner, Gin tpoob; *Rapmono
8unnsl, aopslanb; 50. g. Gteinbod.
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ipoob g]l.; *Sobn' Gbanrber Glenion,
Rorlpoob; *dlpin 80. GroebIe, Ror
ipoob; *6arrp 9. Bcttinsbdus, Was
Sifonbils; *56Os. porter. gacrtpoob:
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Roripoob; SO. r. gareit, Rortpoob;
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Srebauab, 0ortpoob; *slus. aepI.ns,
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RcripooS; *aouis ssneob golbah, ,Sils
rertpn; +6arrp 9. 9eers. Horpoob;
sgDnIter Wcgfonms. California;
+Rnrmonb Grselman, Rorfpoob; *Srs
lie g. surner, Roripoob; *SOiepb %.
iSbsu, Roripoob; *Grpper Woors,
Miliorb; *Snm. Duuenn, elmtpcob;
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"malter ]. pdpelp, Rorpoob; *Gbas.
90. arsp IT,. Glmippob pl.; *4eonaro
Ofer. 9upslano; saus. 8. 6ausfislb,
l9oneIdnb; *Jrnncis Robinion, Rsips
torpn; *aeon Safri. Roripoob; *5. R.
Diic, Rpripoob; *Sobn 9eipis, Rors
ipoob; *albert Waltber. Rortpcob;
*Glpin W. ant5rOp. RUrfppob; *Sa.
muel Gbrat. Rortpoob; *DIiner G.
Britt. Rorpoob; *ScIsph 80. Dbans
ger. elmtpoob gl.; *auiiin Sdmibt.
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ipooo; *Grdtpforb y. Tlenb, Roripooo;
*Ron Carl Smifb, Roripoob; *@alteS
u SbeobnIb. Roriprob.
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bert 9. 8noptes, Rortucob; Gas. !.
gfaris, NOrpooS; Soispb :. Jr0h.
iifer, Horlpoob; SObn 6. Cor. Ror.
liher, Rorfp.; Sobn 6. Cor, ROrp.;
q. Z. JboIo, glorfp.; 2orsn O. Snt6.
5errace parf; 5nrrp 3. @riabt, gora
lppob; Gee 6. Wnttbefps. Rotipoob;
3. Gtaoer, Roripoob; Ros
lamb u. Sueiton. Rprpprb; gbns. N.
Roripoob; Somsr g. grcips
ming, Rorpoob; Rifnrb granb. Mds
bsiro; artbur 6. Ref. Gimpoob 81;
Sobn gbipperfisIb, Rortpcpb; Geo.
gu c7yoihr;h mornnnnN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

henbcit.ttterf.rIna @rcBuam &
@crffncdlt, g2o. 1421-1423 Nfoin
Gtrabe, aus itGtt Die Sraucrieier
mir6 I'M brei llbr Rafmittaas IN Der
SapeIle 0es 9cutiben Trot 6rIeoDofs
auf @a.nlit !Sias abgeIolteu.
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GiHeinHati- 3; g,Ouilpn-2.

5n oem eeitriesn sritsn Spiele eis
nsr oiertdsissn Seris spifden unies
m nRebs" uno ben rSuperbas" in
grootlpu fungirtsn StIeuberer Sonep
urb Sanger @inso als 9atterie fir
Cincinnati s.seu, gabors bsap. Dill
Ter fir bic Gegner. geibe 8dtterien
blieben Big gum gnbe bss &qmpfes
uuf. ibrsn puftsn. 5onsp erluubte 8
Jr.ipdfe our l 8aie segen / bes Seq
ners urb iuuote 2 2tftfd9Isr CUR
8uHt gessr A. Wnges unb Sbean
par.n uniere beiten ShIdgsr NIT ie
2 srsffern. Die .Reos" maftsn 9
srsffsr unO l ssebIsr gessn 8 beam.
3 Der .Superbds". lleber 230O gu
idauer pCbuten bsm Spiele bei.
gprOn unb QuisI.p pdr.n bic
Sdiebsriftsr. Die .Rsbs" eefpaus
ren bas Spisl i'm 9. 9dnae nit 8
srsffsru, oIs Rouit nit bem oritten
aauf ii6er bic Seimbafe iprans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17

icecen said)tpetioreiing iciilcr 5cnli'
lie berb iftet uno aiidJ beitrnft Dcroen
iei, trosoeln J6er ieinc @enetmen icIs
ner fa:nilie seseniiber nidt eednbert
.atte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-17
aater Difrift.
(12. DiRrifiIhuIe.)

Die Beb5rbs BAT sshsrn bic folsen.
ben G,eiu6tn I'm Tisnftdrtiuns abs
geipiefsn:
SOIspb Bprne. 543 FREEMAN; Ben
Gapie 1o19 @sf g.; SaHiusl ears
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@antiitpm.

11nier asent in SaHiltpn 1T GER
Gonarb grHf, 449 Sho Saufte Str.
gea Gel. 476-R. Sume Thons
1631.N.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
Hiram Johnson Marked for
Death, Says States Attorney

San Francisco, June 2S.-United
States Senator Hiram w. Johnson
was marked for death by tie Interna-
,tional Workers Defense league when
he was governor Of California, de-
clalNl Assistant District Attorney
Louis Ferrari in the course OF the
trial today OF Mrs. Rena Mooney for
murder growing out of a bomb ex-
plosion here last July which cost ten
lives.
"Thomas J. Mooney was secretary
of the league, and he offered resolu-
tions, which were adopted, threaten
ing death to the governor for his fail
ure to pardon Richard Ford and II. D.
Suhr, convicted of the Whcatfand hop
riot MURDERS" said Farrari.
Mooney is now under sentence Of
death, having been convicted for one
of the bomb murders.
Ferrari's charges were made in the
course of submission OF additional
evidence offered to support the states
contention that Mrs. Mooney was a
member of a group of conspirators,
whose alleged unlawful acts since
1918 eliminated in the bomb explos-
ion during a preparedness parade.
Mrs. Mooney was active in solicit
ing funds for the International Work
ers' Defense league, according to the
testimony of David Milder, painter.
who identified three receipts he had
given her for money when he was sec
retary of the league.
1t was expected that the state will
conclude its caste tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
Knepper Favorite in Iowa
State Golf Tournament

Sioux City, June 2S.-Ths field in
the championship fight of the an
nual tournament Of the Iowa State
Golf association narrowed to eight
players today.
Sioux City's hopes of landing the
1917 championship rests in Fred
Rudy" Knepper, the boy Country
club star. who late yesterday after
noon won his way into the third
round by his decisive defeat OF J. B.
Terry of Cedar Rapids. one Of the
leading golfers of the state.
In the Iowa golf tourney at the
end of the first hail of the til I'd round
rf the championship flight Rudy
knepper, the Sioux City boy "Phe-
nom," Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa, c.
D. French Of Davenport, and Dan
Moon OF Dcs Moines had the ad-
vantage
Knepper was four up on Carl Piepo
Of Cedar Rapids, Bartlett. four up OIL
Bunny" Guinand Of Cedar Rapids;
Moon, six up on w. Sheehan of Dcs
Moines and French three np on Bert
Mckee Of Des Moines.
Rudy" Kncppei of Sioux City is
playing fast game and is a strong
favorite for the championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
AMERICA ACTS WITH
A UNITY OF SPIRIT
Daniels Tells Annapolis Gradu.
ates War is Demonstrating
Solidarity Of the
United States.

Annapolis, Md, June 2S.-America
is demonstrating to the world that a
democracy OF l00,000000 persons can
wage war efficiently and with unity
OF spirit, Secretary Daniels declared
today in commencement address
TO nearly 200 members OF the naval
academy third year class, whose
graduation was advanced by year
to provide officers for fighting ships.
Those who prophesied that Amer
ica would not go whole-heartedly into
this war have been discrcdited,' said
the secretary. THE only divided
councils have been as to the best
method to be employed and when
the president and congress have
spoken their decision has been ac-
cepted.
"We are going to war without pas
sion, without hatred, without lust
for land, without a trace Of VEN
geance. We do not hate the people
we are to fight. We have only he
autocracy which harnesses them to
the juggernaut.
! Our victory will not only make
the world safe for democracy, will
not only strengthen self-government
and end the fiction of divine right,
but it will also bring to the German
people a new breadth OF liberty and
hope for the day when they will
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
PRAISES
PETAIN'S ARTICLE
American Says French Gener.
ais Argument Against Pre-
mature Peace Complete
and Logical,

Paris, June 2S.-Major General
Pershing, the American commander.
has left the hotel in which he has been
staying since his arrival in Paris, to
make his home in fine old residence
iny.s Rue dc Varenne, so as to be
near his headquarters. The house.
which has magnificent garden, for
merly belonged to Prince Gortcha-
koff 1t was leased before the war
by Ogden Mills Of New York, who
placed it at the disposal of General
Pershing.
The American commander was
asked today to comment on the ar
ticle entitled "why we are fighting"
published yesterday in the Army Bull
letin, i'll which General Petain, the
French commander-in-chief, explained
the objects of the war and why
premature peace must not be con-
cluded, General Pershing said:
u have read General Petain's ar
tiole with deepest interest His ans
wer to the question is complete and
logical, The facts set forth should
convince the world OF the justice OF
our great cause. | cannot think it
possible that any one should hold a
different view of why we are in the
war. 1t is quite beyond reason that
any one knowing the truth should fail
to condemn the course pursued by the
German government and the truth has
been clearly pointed out by the dis
tinguished commander-in-chief OF the
French army.
There must be no peace except a
lasting peace, The ideals for which
the allies are contending must be
held sacred. France will continue her
splendid fight for human rights and
human liberties and fresh examples
Of heroism by its valiant armies will
still further inspire those fighting by
her side"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
Made in Rock
Island Directorate

New York, June 2S.-At a meeting
of the directors of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad company to-
day Frederick w. Scott Of Richmond,
Va, was elected to the board, sue
ceeding Seward Prosser; Beman G.
Dawes Of Chicago, was chosen in
place Of his brother, c. G. Dawes, now
a United States army officer, and
James A. Patten took the place OF
S. Davies Warheld of Baltimore.
B. G. Dawes, Mr.. Patten, E. K.
Boisol and James E. German were
elected members of the executive
committee and Mr.. Scott and James
Speyer of the finance committee.
No action was taken on the election
of chairman OF the board. Nathan
L, Amster OF Boston remains chair
man OF the executive committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
DR.. ConneII Will Give
City Dads a Few Days

Health Commissioner Connell re-
ported to the city commissioners
that he cannot carry out their orders
i'll connection with the Carter lake
dump unless he should cause the ar
rest of the commissioners, who are
his superior officers and the source
Of the orders.
The health officer explained that to
avoid arrest it will be necessary for
the city council to pass an ordinance
repeating the ordinance which ere
ated the offending dump.
DR.. Connell will allow the city cont
missioners few days OF grace be-
fore he places them incommunicado.
The situation revived discussion on
the subject OF incinerators and reduc-
tion plants for disposal Of garbage
and refuse. The discussion will be
resumed at committee OF the whole
meeting next Monday morning. One
OF the propositions is to submit bonds
next fall Tor erection OF three or four
incincrators.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
Pleads Guilty to Murder
OF Thirty Years Ago

Franklin, Tex, June 2S.-Joseph
Miller of this city was killed here
thirty years ago. An indictment was
returned naming Frank Patrick in
connection with the death, but he
never was apprehended and it was
supposed that he was, dead. A man
who gave his name as Frank Patrick
recently walked into the sheriff's Of
flee and announced he was wanted
for the crime. Patrick today was per-
mitted to plead guilty to manslaugh-
ter and given a suspended sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
U. S. Labor Will Not Take
Part in Stockholm Conference

Washington, June 2S.--The Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor has declined
to participate in the international con-
ference OF trades unions called by the
recent Stockholm conference to meet
September II in Switzerland. Presi-
dent Gompers has telegraphed to
President Lindquist OF the Stockholm
conference that the American Fedora
tion regards all such conferences as
premature and untimely, and can lead
to no good purpose"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-29
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