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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Yerional' 'Wnti3en.

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aeiebener Biirger, bot seitern in ieiner
gSobnuns. 621 @eit YtrDhden gne..
umseben Don feinen Gourilienargebo.
risen, Die aueen gum espigen SdIllm.
mer seit,Ioiien. Dem ereiieu Yionier.
bem es Dor 3la Sahren Der.
e6nut mar, init fetner ibn iiber.
Iebenben @1ttin boS ieltere Ssr
Der aoloeneu Sohseit 5u beseben, bate
elm aIter bon rs SSnbren erreid)t uno
Die aInoe BON ieinem 9lbIebeu pirb
nidt pcricblen, in ipetten areiien oes
2euiifttnms iiir bic &tnterbliebenen
ber3lihe SbeiInnbme matsnrlfer.
Ter @erbI!bpne ,y,troe 5u BaIbmeiiiu.
gen i'm Sdrpar aDaIo geboren, fam Dor
81 Ssubren mad, amerifa uno lieb iih
IN Cincinnati nieber, ,poieIbft er iifI
brei Sabre Ipdter nit SRI. Guilie
tSrob permablte Die iiiBerft gliidlid,e
che mar nit ot,t Mnbern seiegnet, bic
ieIbii ipieoer % ainber iinb brei On.
feI haben iooai, brei @enerationer
.rmerno am Saree bee gntihIafenen
itlbcn. Gie game 1anliIie cinihIieb.
lrh Der Stipiegerfinber uno naddten
Dlutsangeb5riaen adbIt 48 WitaIieter
uro Sos slbIeben beS Gberboiiptes be.
oeltet Der eriic 1neesfnl in bieien
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Jaa. Serr Bod binterl1bt ferner nod
5loci in @afbirgton, q. e., midiiioc
5Gspcitcrn, Sraii hilbert Corn unb
;5rau @arp Sdtpors. Die ainber iino
syiau GIiiabey5 Steinfoenig, Fbilip
Sod, ssoiepb BOD, Fran sSrieberida
gl1ith, SraI iSrdnf 8elleilbei, Fri
aoulinc BOD, sabert @of uno 5rau
Bertha gfaiierioB. CIR ipnr graiier bon
Protection unb itonb nIS @raumeiiter
iange Sabre in Tieniten Der @ellepne
9rauerei, bis er fih Dor iS sSabreHI
in ben tpobloeroienfen 9inheitnno jr.
riid5og. Die 3eit Der 9ceroiguns hi
nch nidt ieitgciest.
Der aud bier ipobtbeionnie Rabbis
ner Z. a.pnarb 2epp in piits.
burg ift baislbit an Der aunsenentsiins
buna ceitprben. Or. Qspp NOR einsr
Der 9rniisss beg Setrsip Union Goles,
unb 8beprGiibsnf ber Mmeriianiftsn
Jriebsnss,fslf6afi. Dor mebrsrtn
Sabren err.ste ss Muffebtn. bab Der
nunmebr 9eritorbsne bas Oberrabinai
in gnslanb ablsbnte. 2anb unb, 2suts
pabisn ibm nidt.
9err grnit Guitar Deber.|
bon beFen ftpertr Grfraniung mir
bereits bsri4t.i.n, III geitern an Der
2uneeneniaiinbuna geitorben. Ct mar
yIrailoent bss Deutfden 2onbwsbrbers
Gins unb folIis persanstnen Mcn.ae
ahfs Heus in i,in amt singefiibri toers
ben. mas infolss feinsr grtrontuns
unterblsiben mubts. Doseeen fpurbs
ibm bas bonn 9ersin stitifttts grose
Bib. ibn aIs fGHffdku GorberriterI
baritsnenb. ins 9dus seidddt unb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Die aIIsemeine Gtiuuuins Der armec
iei cine aiisgSeidnete.

Gopenbagen, q. April, iiber
9onoon. General bon Stein, Der oeui.
ide striessn,iiiiter, CAB mdbrellb elmer
geipretiing BON miIitariid,en augele.
gcnbeiten I'M 9icidEtags. .aonuniitec
5u, 6ab 5eIbpoitbriefe BON Der Sront
cinen gcipiiien Grao bon Gntntnibi.
gune alIfipeiien. Ties lei jeooh, ipie er
iagic. MIR cine Doriibereebenbe gr-
ideiniins; I'M oIlserleinen lei bic
Stinlnnlng Der Srippen cine aliSgs.
,eifnete. Sn eiiiem ariege ipie benz
letigen fonnc ,iidlt cine iinuilierbro.
d,ene slcibe bon Sieeen enpartet iper.
oen.
Man aIaubt, baB Der BeridDt beg
Generals pon Steiu es mar, Der ooS
&omnrittee peranLabte. Der slrnce
bird, Den Grlbn,arid,dIl bon Siiben.
burg @riif,e imb Die geriiheriin1 ireu.
er llnteriiiitilng su ienoen. gsr Die
rabifnlen WiItaliroer Der io5ialoenic.
frntiid;cn Enrtci speigcrten iif. bas
sShriititiid 5ll i:ntcr5eid)nen.
Tas aommitiee ptrfparf einen gn'
iras bsr rabitalen SoSialiften. bab
Elm lpssieiles sommittts ,rnnnni iper'
be, ipsl9sm b is aonirolls iibn be
Diibruna bes arissss iibtrtrasen ipsr'
ben ioIl. Ddbrenb Der Oisiujicn
beflaoie fid Der Gosialbsmcsrdi
Stiidlsin, bob ss poriommt, baB
1sdnnsr aur Strafe oil bic 5ron. ss'
fanbt perbsn. unb bab bieis IRE.
tbobe resslmGbia ansebrobt tpsrbs.
6err Gtiidleiil nnterbrsitsis ben 5trt
zines Aampdenit 9sisbls. nm feline
glngabs 3u erbdrttn.
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0rdberidmhfnnsstas.

Dos Wemorial.a .aommittee belt
gsiiern nbsrmnIs cine Gibuns at una
iraf pei,<rs Dorberei!ungen fiir bi.
Grdbsridmiidunssfsier auf Sprins
Orope iperbsn bsusr feline Reben ge.
bulten unb m6sIi4tripsife pirb bi.
parabsroute seinbert, neil bic De.
ifdfislsute in Der untersn Stabt psr'
sanssnes Jabr nidt ssboria beiorirt
baittn. Die Anorbnungsn fir bie br.i
Wlounb ipurben ipis foIst ssiroffsn:
Center Wounb -Georgt 8. 1bos
Ter unb 2lusuit Willih pohen, q. u.
fen, O. u. o., gonrab 2iner. aom'
nanbani; %. u. Robinion, adplan,
unb u. R. Guspeiler. Officer Of ths
9ap.
gaIt Mounb- Wm. 8. 2ptls. Sei,
Ter unb ausuit Wiaid poiisn, O. u.
R., Sobn Jebrsnbad. aommnnbaut;
Tidarb BON gtrnanit, aapIan, unt
Gbas. aubl. Ofiifer Of tbe DAP.
Wefi Wounb NeIfon, Gbnp uHt
Tppess sWcGoof po5sn, O. v. R..
Sobn lpid, aommanbant; q. o
Nbama, aopfan, unb 9. o. Gbobrcpt
Sffieer Of TIE Gap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
sOla9ctt. .,tlt6 Sseber=
bcifi)iuer6eil. eyittte.
rer 3atarrb fitrirt
6itrh Yermita

asrper. nis ID i'm eiaHbs mar. aufsuiiebsn.
mar Id 70 ftir0a uns Hassr, bab 10 iaum
ssbeu fonnis. ssas inner 10 ab berau mir
Mat: id bate wa-en unb psbsrIsibm uns
m,ins gnbe uHb esins iparen 10 sef6pouen.
bah 10 mi6 iaum tcrtbspesen iOnnis 80
nnbm gsfiina ,mb es bsipiriis gsune1 mil
mir. wisins SsifHna rsr sIss usb<nsiAHHs
iai mdas ssrsmHbs, esnn Es srpasfstsu nidt
sas Ia ienais wisbss ssin~s wsrbsa Want.
ID nutm MIR swsi Slnitsn gsruHa. na6bsn
ID fanf @scnaie lana sfssiisrt une irusf
idiinimer funree-
TitjsnissH, ivsidbe ieins hhiaas UfsiAS
cantnmm wsasn. isnEsn isss vsssus.fabs
lsttsu erIauasn
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Rad 0enti@lanb
@oaen brei bier aniaiiise oentidjs
llntertbansn 5uradreiien.

Grci bier anidiiise bertide Inter.
ibanen ,poIIen. falls fie bic 9cnehui'
sira bier5u ieitens Der gunbesbebor'
bch erbaIten, nad GeuiidlImio reiien.
Tie getreffenben reiften geftern
ibre oiesbesiiaIidrn @eiu6e beirl
9unbesoiitriftanipaIt Bruce un6 6ein
Eiinbesmnrid,al Depannen nm Die
ateiicrImibnib Gin, ,puroen jeSod Dor.
I1uiis abid,ldsia beidie6en, obidon iic
ii5er bas militdrpiIidrige alter bin.
aus iinb unb erfIarteu, bab iie eirpis
uno oaein sur @cseIuns bon Rripd.
aaseIegenbeiicn no1 9eati4Iano au
,eiicn beabiiftigcn.
Die bieiieen 8inbesbeborben iper.
ben jebod be5iieIih Der @eiud,e naf
gsofbinston beriften unb BON ocln
gtiteiS, Der Don bort ails eintrifft,
Miro es abbdngen, ipas .ueiter IN Der
Sahe setban iperbcn fam.
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@erluN tstrue an gtbduben sl9. .l7S
uub am Snbalt S20.b18. Us mar in
bieiem Sabre, bnb ci. MilIsr'Tde 90.
bclmiiiIe abbrannte, mas ein.n befOns
beren 0erluit DerurIaht bate. QlIs In.
folse bieisr aonferen3 burfts ipn1rs
fdsinlih In 3utunft bic 9tniteIIun5
bon Geueripebrmdnnern unter ben Rss
aeIn Inb Heftilnmungen Der Gibils
bienItpriifuna erfolgen.
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Etreit IL Zi65t.
avgeitellts be. 6. y. & 2. 2. 81. ~
.uoaeu be,ste bic Arbeit eiuiteuen.

Gttpa 40 GnsrieGte ber Cincinnati,
@eorsetOpn & portsmoutb gHen'
babn, tps!d< Dor Rursem bic DiDiiiru
74S Der SnternotionaIeu Strabens
babnsunipn eebilbst unb 6. Bail. ei.
nen aonbutieur. ais prGiibent er'
ipdblt baben. tperben beute obue 3wsis
fsI einen Sireii inausurireu. fails biz
etienbahns sGsisai4aft ii4 psisern
fouis, bic union an5ueriennen uno
Yau. Der sntlafen iporben III. tpieb.r
anjuiieIltn. Die Qsuie baben Der
t<ieIli1dft Elm bissbtsiiglidss u!.iuas
tum oejtelIt.
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Hie cbioer Sytili3trnppen,
@eI6s ii6 in Sort strioan, SlL'
bsiinbtn,
Wnben na6 BEN Camp psrrp in
SbiO iransisrirt psreea.

bus, g.. 27 glpril. D:r
Gjen.ralabjuiani George $. Wofo
ipuros an grsiias informirt. oaB
IGmmtlide ObiOsr 5ruppen, ipel1:
iit jsst i'm gunbesbieiit in Jori
S6srioan, Sllinois, bsfiHben. ioiort
mad, bem Camp perrp transpori'rt
trerbeu piirben, unb man niHrlt
b.gbalb an, bab bas lebtere als aons
ssntrations Eager fur gunbsstrup'
pen beiiimmt III.
Die Rabridt fam Dom Generals
major Barn Don Gbieaso. gu ben
Obioer 5ruppen i'm Gort Sberiban.
ipeIdx felt ibrsr Ridiebr Don be-
msriianii9n Gren3t nod MD. dIss
aemuitert lpurbtn, aebort bas trit'
Satainon bes GisnnIiorps unb oas
srRe Battalion Der GeIo'SnssHisurs-
aompasnis D. Der leBteren pirb
fih iofort mad Camp perrp bestben.
um @orbersitunsm fiir bic antnnft
bss Rsfiss Der sruppen au trsfien.
Gompasnie 3. Der SHsenieurs III
nitt IN ben gefebl einsddIoNen uns
ipirb in GOrt Sberiban blsikn.
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Ginem Sersidlas erleseu.

ginsm Sersidlas erIas ssisrn
abenb in isiner Dobnuns. Ro. 2l22
aemper Zane. eerabe aIs sr i'm Sss
eriff mar. iid 5ur Rube gu bessbsr.
Suitap Smith, Der 9i5eprdfibtn. snt
tyef4aftsfubrer Der Smitb pilnc 3d..
Ro. 308 Weit Giebenie Strabs. 60.
roner Or. Bauer ipurbe Don bem srs
btsfau peritdnbist unb IfelIis ais 9os
bssurfa&e 5ersialas feit.
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Gpnin

lie Gppinstpner Elite iir Das
vGinrinnntirr @uifsblaH" bciiubei
GdY IN tsm WebGuos Der NsuplsS
Gapinas gicnf & Sruit Go., &eii
Sedlite Strafe. sInscisen, Giifbri'
inngen anb @eitrl!nugen irssne lurl'
der slrf urrSen 6is neun llhr Nbenos
baiclbit entgcacnseuummen. Sele'
pbon Gonth 1854.
Sie ucHen Sfencrn.
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SeHebme nnb 1abtpn.

Sobn gbrei, BON Dahipn ipurbs
ssitern i'm Newport poliSeigeriht prs
ter Der IniIase bss Sdntufabreus su
$40 Celebrate perurtbsilt.
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z. GpriI BON bier perTbpunb:n par,
lbentifi3irt @diumdnn ipor IN letter
3eii Degen Der arantbsit ieinsr Stta
tin tisfIlnnia geiprrben.
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frau Worp Simfcrmann, bon
gso. 670 giodoaIc alpcHue, melbete qc.
itern Der Rolisci, Dab ibr in einem
0obeit an Der wlcin Strabe ibr Dor.
tenoHnnle nit $50 Gei09leu purOs.
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gung

Bon Soloafen an Der Dront iei 70
iaste srieesminiiter bon Steir,
riir eine poriibergebenoe
Grifeiiuing.
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9amiltom.

Infer Maent in SamiItun III Serr
Gbnaro grn6, 449 Sib Niinfte Cir.
8cn Sci. 476.9l. 5ome Tbone
i631.M.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28

Sylvester answered. YES" he said,
that's all right as far as it goes"
"Humph! Well, l callate l could
make it go to the end of the route
and her have enough left for a re-
turn ticket. Say" with another look
at the solemn faces of the three, what
is the row? If the estate is wuth hat
a million what's the matter with it,"
THAT is what we are here this morn
ing to discuss, captain. A month ago,
as l said, we considered our report
practically ready. Then VIZ suddenly
happened on the trail of something
which upon investigation upset all our
calculations. If true 1t threatened,
not to mention its effect upon the es-
tate, to prove so distressing and pain
full to us, Rodgers Warren's friends
and legal advisers, that we decided not
to alarm you, his brother, by disclosing
our suspicious until we were SURE there
was no mistake. l did drop you a hint,
you will remember
II remember. Now we're comm to
the rock!"
Sylvester was evidently disturbed.
Captain Elisha, regarding him intent.
ly, nodded.
81 judge it's sort Of hard for you to
go on, MI. Sylvester" he said. "Tn
help you all I can. You and Mr.. Kuhn
and Mr.. Graves here have found out
somethin' that amt exactly straight
In Bije's doin's-somethin's he's done
that's-well, to speak plain, that's
crooked?"
"I'm afraid there's no doubt Of it."
"Humph.'' The captain frowned
His cigar had gone out, and he idly
twisted the stump between his fin
gers. "Well," he said, with a sigh
"tour family, centrally speakin', has al
ways held it's head pretty high. Dad
was poor, but he prided himself or
bein' straight as a plumb line. And, as
for mother, she''- Then, look
ing up quickly, he asked, Does any
body outside know about this?
"No one but ourselves-yet."
"Yet? Is 1t goin' to be necessary
for anybody else 10 know it,"
"We hope not. But there is a posi-
bility."
81 was thinkin' about the children"
"Of course. So are we ALL"
"Um-hm. Poor Caroline! She put
her father on a sort of altar and bow
ed down afore him, as you might say
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28

Any sort of disgrace to his name would
about kill her. AS for me-" with an
other sigh, II amt so much surprised
as you might think. l know that
sounds tough to say about your own
brother, but I've been afraid all along.
You see, Bile always steered pretty
close to the edge of the channel. He
had ideas about honesty and fair deal
in in business that didn't jibe with
mine. We split on just that, as told
you, Mr.. Graves, when you and l fust
met. He got some South Denboro folks
to invest money along with him-sort
of savin's account, they fggered it
but l found out he was usin' it to
speculate with. So that's why we had
our row. l took pains to see that the
money was paid back, but he and |
never spoke afterward. Fur as my
W money was concerned, l hadn't
any kick, but However, I'm
talkin' too much. Go on, Sylvester,
I'm ready to hear whatever you've got
to say"
'Thank you, captain. You make it
easier for me. 1t seems that your
brothers first step toward wealth and
success was taken about nineteen
years ago. Then somehow or other,
probably through a combination of
luck and shrewdness, he obtained a
grant, a concession from the Brazilian
government. the long term lease of a
good sized tract of land on the upper
Amazon. 1t was very valuable be-
cause of it's rubber trees"
"Hey?' Captain Elisha leaned for
ward. Say that againg' he COM
manded sharply.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28

Whales because of their great size
are not fast swimmers. They can make
only about ten or twelve miles an hour.
Skins of seals and hyenas were be-
lieved by the Greeks to be effective
projections against lightning.
Trees are carried away by the flood,
while rushes remain.-Proverb.
Any weakling can knock. 1t requires
strength to build.-Exchange.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28
CHAPTER XIV.

"Now We're COMM 20 the Rock"
MINE o'clock is an early hour for
IN a New York lawyer of prom
inence to be at his place of bust
ness. Yet when Captain Elisha asked
the office boy of Sylvester, Kuhn &
Graves If the senior partner was in he
received an affirmative answer. Syl-
vester welcomed him gravely.
He pushed an electric button on his
desk. The office boy answered the
ring.
Have Mr.. Kuhn and Mr.. Graves ar
rived?" asked the lawyer.
yes, sir; both of them, SIR"
TEL them Captain Warren Is here,
and ask them to join us in the inner
room. Remind Mr.. Graves to bring
the papers. And, Tim, remember that
none of us is to be disturbed. Do you
understand? 2"
Eyes, sir" said Tim and departed.
Captain Elisha regarded his friend
with some dismay.
Say" he exclaimed, 'this must be
serious If it takes the skipper and both
mates to handle it!'
Sylvester did not smile. ct u.s." he
answered. Gomez
He led the way into the room open
ing from the rear of his own. 1t was
a large apartment with a long table in
the center. Mr.. Kuhn, brisk and bust
nesslike, was already there. He shook
hands with his client. AS he did so
Graves, digniied and precise as ever,
entered, carrying a small portfolio fill
ed with papers.
The four took chairs at the table.
Graves united and opened the port
folio. Captain Elisha looked at his
solemn companions, and his lips
twitched.
Sylvester took a card from his peck
ct and referred to a penciled men,
orandum on it's back.
Captain Warren" he began slowly,
las you know, and as directed by you,
my partners here and l have been en-
gagged for months in carefully going
over your brothers effects, estimating
values, tabulating and sorting his va.
rious properties and securities, sep
arating the good from the worthless,
and there was, as we saw at a glance,
a surprising mount of tile latter
"Um-hm," interrupted the captain,
"cut short bonds and the like of hat
I know. Excuse me. Go on"
Eyes. Precisely. And there were
many just as valueless. But we have
been gradually getting those out of
The way and listing and appraising the
brothers business methods, especially
of late years, were decidedly unsys-
tematic and slipshod. 1t may have
been the condition of his health which
prevented his attending to them as he
should. Or" he hesitated slightly, '1t
may have been that he vas secretly in
great trouble and mental distress. At
all events, the task, has been a hard
one for us. But, largely owing to
Graves and his patient work, our re-
port was practically ready a month
ago"
He paused. Captain Elisha, who had
been listening attentively, nodded.
YES" he said; you told me twas.
What does the whole thing tot up to?
What's the final figger, Mr.. GravesY"
Never mind them now, Graves" in
terrupted Kuhn. 1.-The amount, rough
ly speaking, is close to over our orig
inal estimate, half a million"
The captain drew a breath Of relief.
"Well," he exclaimed, that's all right
then, amt it? That's no poorhouse
pension"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28
: Delights of Christmas
An Ancient Poem


When Christmas approaches each
bosom is gay,
That festival banishes sorrow away,
While Richard he kisses both Susan
and Dolly
When tricking the house up with
ivy and holly,
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
To re merry and cherry at that hap
Ply time.
Then come turkey and chine, with
the famous roast beef,
Of English provisions still reckoned
the chief.
Roger wishes the cook maid his
wishes to crown,
ooh, Dolly, pray give me a bit of
the brown"
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
To be merry and cherry at that hap
py time.
The luscious plum pudding does
smoking appear,
And the charming mince pie is not
far from the rear.
Then each ticks his chops to behold
such a sight,
For to taste it affords him superior
delight,
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
To be merry and cherry at that hap
Ply time.
Now the humming October goes
merrily round,
And eac1 with good humor is hap
T1ly crowned.
The song and the dance and the
mirth giving jest,
Alike without harm by each one is
expressed.
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
70 be merry and cherry at that hap
Ply time.
Twelfth day next approaches to give
you delight,
And the sugared rich cake is dis
played to the sight;
The man and the maid and the
king and the queen
Alike must be present to add to the
scene,
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
To be merry and cherry at that hap
~ eAAAS'
May each be found thus as the year
circles round,
With mirth and good humor each
Christmas be crowned,
And may all who have plenty of
riches in store
With their bountiful blessings make
happy the poor,
For never as yet it was counted a
crime
To be merry AMI cherry at that hap
Ply time.
Anonymous.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28

cooked. When 1 said twas my business
to realize this thing l meant just that
and nothin' more. l want hintin', and
you ought to know it. You do know 1t,
don't your"
The young man paused. EYES," he
answered, after an instant's struggle
with his feelings; Eyes, I do. 1 beg
your pardon, captain"
Sort of knocked you on your beam
ends, 1 understand. Well, Jim," with
a sigh, 81 amt exactly on an ever keel
myself"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28
Continued from last week


Pearson tells the captain of a difference
he had with Rogers Warren, the deceased
brother, because he refused help in a
shady transaction.
The captain supplies local color for a
sea novel Pearson is writing. Caroline
also becomes interested in the making of
the story.
The Dunns give the young Warrens a
colored view of Parsons difference with
their father. The wards upbraid both
their uncle and Pearson.
The captain leaves the Warren apart
ment and takes up his quarters at Pear
sons boarding house. He retains, how
ever, his guardianship.
The captain and Pearson learn of Caro-
lines engagement to Malcolm Dunn by
hearsay and report.
The captain learns that his brother had
wrongfully withheld a large amount from
a big stakeholder in a company he had
controlled. The money due wipes out the
wards fortune.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-09-28

puzz1in' me and troublin' my head
since the very beginnin'. All Of it!
Now I know why! Oh. Bile. Bile,
Bije!"
Kuhn spoke quickly.
Captain" he said, ~ believe you
know who the owner of that 100 shares
is. Do your"
Captain Elisha gravely nodded.
"Yes." he answered, 81 know him."
"Who is it,"
The question was blurted out. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-27
MOVE TRACKS, NOT
PORTE COCHERE,
ARGUES KUNSKY

John ". Kunsky, In communica-
ton TO the common council received
Saturday morning. virtually saws
that pleasure Is more important
than business At least he asks the
council 20 revoke an order that n
has made 10 the effect that Mr.. Kun
sky remove the porte cochere from
the Royale theator The pillars are
too close 10 the car track. according
10 the order The theater proprie-
tor declares that II is impossible for
him to move the pillars without de-
stroying the porte cochere. a thing
he dislikes 10 do. but he suggests
10 the council that II order The Do
iroi, United railway 10 take its
tracks a biz further away from tho
nice porte cochere. which Is Al Far
mer-st. and Monroe.ave. lie says IN
his communication that the d. L II.
brought It's tracks 10 within two and
one.half feet Of his porte cechere
and that the corporation should be
compelled 10 take them further
away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-27
BY LOWELL MELLETT.

Stdn COTrcSDOhdtNf tH''Ft f'FFE
LONDON. Aug 27-"Dont leave
the burden OF the war 20 posterlty,'
Was the advice TO America today OF
Lord Chief Justice Reading In an m.
terview with the United Press
England Is now conscriptng
wealth 10 a degree not approached
by any other nation, and still fur
Their increased taxes on incomes
must soon be made.
The point has arrived when
little measures will not suffice" the
chief Justice said Sweeping action
is necessary II is not question Of
raising I'VE million here and ten
million there. IL is question OF
raising billions
In view OF the debate now m pro
gress I'm the American senate over
conscription OF wealth and taxation
for the war. Lord Reading was asked
10 outline for the American people
how England is meeting The prob
lem.
Sound finance" he declared. re
quired that we pay for the war as
far as possible out OF war time taxa
ton. Britain. recognizing this, Is
now unpTecedentedly conscripting
wealth. And very soon she must
greatly increase taxes on incomes