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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
.|NFANT|LE PARALYSIS
CASE ON SOUTH SIDE
First Instance of Disease in Rich
mond This Year Is
Reported.
PROMPT PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
Child OF William A. Hawkes., of 600
West Twenty Fourth Street, Is
Isolated Under Direction OF Health
Officials

Richmcnd's first case of infantile pa
ralysis developed yesterday on che
South Side when DR.. T. S. Shelton re-
ported to the Health Department that
the onc-year-old child Of William A.
Hawkes., or 600 West Twenty fourth
Street. was victim of the disease.
DIR. Roy X. Flanagan, Chief Health
officer. and DR.. Lucien Lotion. Med
ical Inspector, and DIR. B. NJ. Eosebro.
promptly visited the patient and veri-
fled DIR. Shcltons diagnosis that the
child was suffering from poliomyclitis.
Necessary quarantine precautions IN
the neighborhood were taken and the
patient was isolated. The health au-
thoriticS pronounced 1t of the sporadic
rather than the epidemic type.
Last year the entire country was
alarmed over the outbreak OF infantile
paralysis. especially in the East and
principally in New York. where thous-
by the ravagcs of the plague. Sew
cral cases appeared in Richmond. but
at no time did the trouble here reach
the proportions of an epidemic. While
this is the first case to he reported in
the city this summer the authorities
have been on the alert for the appear
ance Of the disease and were prepared
TO handle ii as soon as ii developed.
SOURCE OF INFECTION
NOT YET DISCOVERED
DIR. Flanagan last night said that so
far il had been Impossible TO trace the
source oil infection in the case in hand.
but that every clue Will be followed to
find il possible where the disease was
contracted. 1t was learned, however,
that recently the infant was taken on
an automobile trip in the country. ana
efforts will be made to find out whether
the disease has been in evidence in the
community visited.
The condition of the child was not
regarded by the physicians rs alarm
ing. The left leg appears TO be the
only limb affected.
The case had been under treatment
by DIR. Shelton for several days, but not
until yesterday did ne have reason to
believe that the trouble was infantile
paralysis. Physicians are required by
law TO report Immediately all such
cases 10 the Health Department
Not only have the patient and mem
hers of the family where the disease
developed been quarantined. but pre-
cautions have been takeE throughout
the nciEhborhood to prevent spread
OF the plague.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
AIRCRAFT COMPANY FORMED
Sccures Chnrter with Maximum, CBp-
MnI OF 81 600, O0O-t:cn-
crnI Offices Here.

With a maximum capital of $1,000
600. the Old Dominion Shipbuilding and
Air Craft Manufacturing Company.
Incorporated. was granted charter
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission. The new concern will
have it's general Offices in Richmond
and Will manufacture all kinds Of wa
ter craft and air craft.
Officers of the company were named
as follows: Robert S. Hudgins, Jr.. Of
Richmond, president; Charles Z. Ear.
row. of Alberta. Va, vice -presidcnt; c.
L. Durbon, of Richmond. treasurer:
James E. Cuthhert. OF Petersburg. sec
rotary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
COL0RED BOY DROWNED
Willie Fisher Meets Death In James
River at Foot OF Twenty
Second Street.

Willie Fisher. colored, the fourteen
year-old son OF Edward Fisher, resid-
ing at sos North Seventeenth Street,
was drowned in the James River at the
foot Of Twenty-second Street at ago
o'clock yesterday afternoon. A short
while later the body was recovered
by Frank Buckley. and. after the re-
mains had been viewed by Coroner j.
NJ. Whitfield they were turned over to
an undertaken
The drowning Of the Fisher boy was
the second that occurred here yester-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
HcnrIng IL rnstnnnh

me hearing OF the application az
the virginia railroads for changing, u,o
dcinurrage regulations to conform 10
nose oil the Interstate CommerccCom.
tiiSA'ohs wh'ch was scheduled for yes
mission, was postponed until July o.
because several parties were MOI ready
!" present their side Of thc.casc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
Charged with Stealing bicycles.

Chnrsed With Stealing BicycIer.
Charged with The theft of two hi
cycles, Andrew Martin, age twelve
years. OF s07 West Cary Street: Josenh
Locke. age ten years. of 100 South
First Street, and Gordon Bent, age
thirteen years. of West Cary street.
were arrested yesterday and confined
at Detention Home. pending their
nearing In Juvenile Court. Three
wheels found in possession of the boys
were seized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
TWO ARE COMMISSIONED
Stuart c. Lcnkc In Qunrtermaster
Corps-Dr. Herring In Med
icaI Corpa.

Two Richmonders were yesterday
commissioned in the officers reserve
corps. They are Stuart G. Leake, r..
+. 6 r. r. r.. captain. quartermaster
corps. and DR.. Alvah l.. Herring, 40
West Grace Street, first lieutenant,
medical corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
Compromise Is Entered.

= compromise Of the suit Of Mrs.
Lottie Beadles against Miller e Rhoads
Inc. was entered in the Hastings Court.
Part H.. yesterday. Mrs, Beadles had
entered suit against the defendant.
charging the company with having
falsely accused her Of stealing an ar
ticle from the store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
Condition Imnroycd,

John o. Dyer. Jr.. who has been in
The Virginia Hospital for the past week
undergoing treatment. liz reported rs
greatly improved and will shortly be
removed to his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
Prosperity Bulletin
No. 81

1--WE believe that ns soon M Tho
hrnh ~ completed and the pconIc
know more definitely the men vh.
nrc q" he drnwn. the country viii
settle down to producing and trad
ing. md that - hcm,, incrcu,. h,
business will result
ii. W. DUNPHEE, Adv. Mgr.
President Susrcmdrr Co.
Shirley, Mnss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-11
Have You Done Your
Bit for Ice Mission !?

Have you done your bit toward
helping the Ice Mission OF Rich
mondf Remember that n few PEN
nies now may be the means of saw
Ing tiny human life before the
summer ends. This charity In pri-
mnrily for supplying comforts to
the sick babies of poor families.
Perhaps you are planning n vacn-
tion. 1t would not interfere with
your plnns IL you cut down your
expenses 10 cents. IA quarter, n dol
lnr, or. perhaps. IS. why not give
IT to the Ice MissiOnf You could
enjoy your trip that much more for
the realization that you had left
behind nssintancc for thoxe who are
not 40 fortunate MS to be nbIe to
afford n summer outing.
Contributions received by The
TiInes-Dfsphtch will he promptly
acknowledged and turned over to
the mission.
Contributions were received yes
terday nv follows,
"From Six Little GirIa". ....S 90
u. =. IL. ............... 90
J.. A. Strntton ............ 90
Maurice kOblenEer, Jr. -. 90
Nirn. NJ. =. stone ....... 90
VI. II. Myers. ................ 10 90
Mrs. NJ. Is. ....... %
Cash $500. observation-disclosures. rs
| Charles Strnus ....... 90
| &. II. West ......... 4 %
Received yesterday ......s ~ IS
Previously acknowledged 80. 1874 rs
Total received ........ s1e7 so
II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
GAA MED PAA DEN STORE HJEMsoGER EKsKURsIoN
TIL DEN DANSKE KOLONI PAA COSTILLA ESTATE
Diet sydige Colorado, den 4. September.

Tai med danske Farmere, som allerede Dor derude, Sc deres
store Al af Alfalfa, Markarter, Hvede og andre Kornsorter. Cor
Dem bekendt med Fordelene we'd Kyeg- og Svnopdret derude, og
velg dem en- Farm ner we'd Byen.
ReBen frem og tlbage fra Omaha koster kun $500. Herr
indbefattet allie n6dvendige Udgifter for Ugen. Tisvarende Bill
letpriser fra andre Steder. Interessante Udflugter foretages Den
yer, Colorado Springs og til Pixies Peak uden ekstra Udgift for
Deltagerne. En- Modtagelsesfest anrettes for de bes6gende af Be-
boerne paa Costilla Estate.
Man rejser fra Chicago og Minneapolis Mandag Aften. Fra
Steder Iowa Tirsdag Morgen. Fra Kansas City Tirsdag midday.
Fra Omaha Tirsdag Eftermiddag KL. APO Onsdagen tilbringes
Denver og Colorado Springs. Man passerer Pueblo we'd Midnat og
ankommer til Costilla Estate tdig Torsdag Morgen.
Bestem Dem til at gaa med paa Turen den 4. Sept. og velg
Dem en- frugtbar Farm den ny Koloni. Skriv straks ON narmere
Oplysninger til
OLUF BoNDo, Special Representative,
sHEDD INVESTMENT co, General Agents,
Fifth Floor, Range Bldg, Tel Douglas 1854
Omaha, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
9iefiOn, Nlbertn, CANADA.

vi 5ar bait en- oeilig CONNER
Ter i Mar; noJle mener NOT, oi
oar fnapt bait 9tegn NOT =
noget. iom eller9 er Iige omoen0t
Der Jos o5. gi 0ap0e ct oaaot %
lent 6oraar; / Mminoeli96eO be-
aDnOer oi paa 8oraaraarbeioet
runOt Den 10. a y 2tpril, men
oenne @on1 6lm oct Den 20.
4pril, ior nj fuloe iaa begpn0t,
% eno6a par Soroen temneli8
ble0 paa lapere Marfer. 6uem
Der iaoeoe 5ommerbpe0e, iif ben
Dog ior set meite / Screen / De
|ii0ite Gage al }lpril. ri liOer o1.
iao BELT at faa 0apren iaaet i
Shltningen at 9lpril, og alt, bnao
ifal ferries, life nle1et ienere emo
Den 10. Qfai. Der bar Dog mango,
iom naaeoe bette ogioa ON
fife ioa tort ct 9lreal, JON nor.
male aor. 9pg, Tor @fi. fan
oei0ig nnus efter Den 10. Deal ia
ogiaa pe0 0en ierite Sum % blfoe
MODEM, men aernen bliper natnr
liapiS life iaa itor. 3 4ar iaaeoe
mango Supre Tor 8rentfooer til
ben / Sliltningen al SUM. 5oao
Ser blfper iauet al Ben S9o fbr
Den 10. SUM fan Be fleite 4ar
'goot blipe fllo al aerne, men Ben
blioer 10 fun lille; men Den fo0.
res ina / Mlmin0eligbeo til areas
turer % Seite Ion Den er | He9;
% 0e itnar iig go0t paa set ON
8interefl, 6ol0er @eItene / femme
liz 900 Ston0 og faar aeerne til
at Qioe les 6leoe pao QtGlfen.
Straaet er 10 o9iaa pProiililot.
9erimoo al SABRE iom er loaet
icnere, er oct finn Str0oet, Der
oar Garing, men oct er o8ian man.
&C @alqe beore emo set 6e0itc SD;
% pi gsr enO0a 6ororing pna
fer at able noget al oct beoite
81 i 8eroen. 5 @ai if ri 6aa
Sc &egn % Snc dipefsIenoe, %
Be foriinfeOe arbeioet, men / Slini
If nj Bare no9Ic Re9nbp9er al %
til. Get meite al Sltli Qtoaneo
if nj iao inaen Gean, men oei.
lia uarmt 8eir be(e IiOen - fife
.0eOe = % 50or oar oft aroet, iaa
ll0iiaten til en- 400 Soit er iatt
Oelig 600, iier boao SS5eiten an.
Qaar - 0, meo oct so, Der bltner
paa Gngene - lan9t og tpft =
% De fleite @n9e er tsrre MI. Do
inn set famine @r9s paa bet bele
2ano er uomprfet; oct melte al
oct er ilnaet MI oeo oenne Sto,
0en 6. 2lua. 5 3ag rc9ner oct
lot. % oi bar bait en- Regnoo9
isr t iioite llge. aartoiler og 9o'
peIager Itaar ogiaa lint.
Isoalc Of 6armerne Der b%egDnoer
mn at bIipe oelbaoen0e, BET fan
en6uer 10 foritaa, naar 1to9le al
Sem I'LL lhor ianet alitomobil. vi
Ter 9(ntomobiler pna aittomobi.
Ter iare igennem 9icfion M boer
Gao; forleocn pes Sbnoa9SifolenS
.gicnic, Tom bolotes hos Paitor Sun
oeIen, bar life fGrre enO 7 al oem.
Bore 8eie begnnoer ogiaa at bill
BE ao6e
6ornnlia er en- 6arm bleoen
Iolgt Der temmelig billig, en- Fdrt
af oen ligger i 0icfion, til en-
una Mano peo 9apn Soban1es
geterien; ban fom op ira Sta.
terne meo lin llilge Suitru; ban
febte oen 1870 eller 1916 9(cre Garm
for 1900 Dollars. Der er liot
gpgninger pao, iencet" rnnot oa
breffet en- Gel Q(cres ogiaa. @'r.
Geterien bar oGret Der isr %
orbeioet en- CONNER for Mr. ;.
ouno, ban leo oct OeI NOT Der,
iaa ran fom tilba9e OF bolotte
Iiiq 6er.
i5ioite 9lpril bleo en- anoen
6arm ogiaa iolet 6er ior 200O
Dollars, eller r~ettere, oct oar liot
gptnine, Mr. Sobn Betericn but
lteoe lin 80 aeres 6nrm oTf til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
0ammarfS-H cjienbe.

Oplpsninger aneoaenoc &eiiepas o.
|. b. al Snteresie for biemreiienoe
0anosmrno, iipr for reiienbe | Wti.
literoloeren, iaas peo at ifripe til
a. 6. So6nion & 60, III @ort6
Dearborn ct, Chicago, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
&orreipomoancer
0nuenpOrtG
Nnaltit. 1917.

1l0lt.
Set iioite 6aloe 2lar bar tuert.
imoo orret ri9t paa gegioen5eoer
for oen Oanife Menig6eo ger.
SEA baaber, at 9eierne unoifpl.
Der, at entelte JtgDeoer lig9er tent
meligt langt ti0bage / If0en; Der
er enfelte 8ine, ieg pnifer at ta9e
meo.
1iol9 / Qiarts 4taane0, ga 0e
alleriorite 6oraarsteen uiite JIG, lei.
re0e pore Observation-Disclosures
Sans 9%tieIien % &uitrn Oeres Sub.
brDllltp.
0ienigbeOen o~oerraife0e Dem pe0
%iuI0taIli8t at meoe for at ieire nj.
tenen iammen meo De to ganle %
prgoe paa at gre oct ieitligt ior
oent.
aoinoerne iergeoe ior 6orfriif-
ringer, MISUNDERSTANDING Ienote
9lomiter.
Otter at gaitor 9anien baooe
talt til @ulobru0eparret, ooerraftes
Dem en- @ooe / 6orm al en- Benge.
inn til a%nuenoelie efter eget BE-
bag. aoret iang flere San8e, %
4itenen iorleb mutt % feitIigt,
maatte 9erren oeIiigne De ganle
&enuerS 2iusaiten, iaa Den maa
bliue lus % Ipffelig.
allereoe ben Sang 5Oiifeoes Der
OH Here foreitoaenoe grpIllpper
6lanot De unge.
Zen Is. MartS pieces Serer
8onlien % Bouline ariitenien / oen
oanife STRIFE. 9rplluppet ooerppre.
oes al Here al Meni9beoens 6oIf.
Z unge bapoe imDffet airfen meo
9lomiter % 5oiot, o. eiter gielien
in0bpo De npgiite til 5oririitnin9er
/ llngoomslofaIet, 9Dor 9or0ene itoo
ieitligt ouffeOe.
Set par life uoen en- pis 8emoo,
Ri tog aiifeo meO De to unse,
JON iamme aften a~ireiite til 5rancs.
bile, @is. 9ruoen 5ao0e / flere
aar o9ret en- al Menigbeoens tro.
latte Stptter % too oeO aireiien
JON @leni9beoens 9iafonisie. ut
@ennefreoien Uar bIeoen itor, ifsn.
neoes rel oco Spnet al oe mango
imIffe @aper, Der bleo bragt Dem
! HnleOuin8 al 9rDlllIppet, leoiaget
al De oarmeite gnifer ON 9errens
Eslii8aclie / 6remtioen.
9fIt Tor lenge iioell 5ap0e Wenig.
bc0en Ser tpnft paa at reitaurere
airfen inopenoig. altio par Ger
mango andre ling, buortil Bengene
maatte anDenoes. 5ioite CONNER
brlate Marie 3enien jim 5erie til
at ieIge Bigger, % 6ortieneiten itGn.
fe0e bun til en- Mltertaole. "a Der
5oraaret par lloiigter til, at
NaaIet iflllOe naaes, tog Stprelien
ooert1ers % beuilgeOe gen9e til at
male % oetorere airfen, iamtioig
meo at SnOiamlingen til N~lterpar.
tiet toa itGrfere 6art. 0e0 Ell SIN.
reliesmeoe meooelte Wenig5eoens
fbo. aasierer, DIR. Gbr. SEEMING.
len at Jan o. Bans Sultru piloe
ifenfe airfen 4lterbilleoet.
Zen II. SUM afilsreoes utter
partiet gn biotil ufenot Seitioelis.
beo | Dor airfe mprfeoes, foet 6or.
bGnset bro9es til SIDE, og Eiet
builebe pnn oct imuffe 9ileoe al
oSeils / Betieniane." Br9oifen og
San0 BAR Imitft oalet til anleo.
ninaen. Secret iana: sin 9ime /
@etiemane.~
Otter Bitostjeneten iamIe0es
man / airfens arppt, bpor De unge
@ieer ierpereoe @itensma6, oe PEG
gorOene blep Der @nleoning til for
Here al Wenigbeoens Weolemmer
at uotale oeres @lpoe oper oct
Waal, oct MI bar lpffeoes at naa,
oa naar Observation-Disclosures bite ct
pent Ooeriflto. par oct after ct
Scgn pna, at Serren albrie giuer
Iporiomt.
I Iogens anleoning oar ne6en.
itaaenoe Gang Ifreuet at Sens u.
ariitenien, Diafon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

naar Der tiIiammen ri BIT Rauu
paafaloe.
De imaa on 5aooe far, ueliigneo
Dem iier
% GAP Dem aro i 6%aOer9niets
Sale.
.@eIiign oil ogiaa Dem, iom Der ri
bare irenl,
ia Lao oin 2lono til pore imaa neo-
bale.
Dit 0rO ri lGre Dem, og mart Be
tre0e irem,
Der ior Dit alter Iroen De befenOe.
. 6erre, O9r Dem goo, beoar Den
unge Gro
9(t bort ira 2piets Bel oe Ell Jig
oenoe.
Til glade 9rgllupsfeit OIL bar en-
naaoig @plt,
tog Snpnet BORT % ifpnfeO 5rp0
og @leoe.
Saa Ips oa og oin 8reo, mar Der
pna bette Ste0
en- 9rnO og 8riiogom Tor Dit alter
treoe.
Sen ooer opbe 90, 6uor oiI6e 5tor.
me breo,
ou fom meo Sielp og 8reo til oine
fore.
Scr ogiao Dos os n9r og pis sin
4lnaagt ber
paa Stormens Dag, naar 9el9erne
er iuere.
9}aar Der ieg trpoer inc me0 ipno-
betpliget SinO
o9 nGppe nof TOR 9liffet til dig
69ne,
ban9e Suf 0n ber, brDo ei
oct page Rsr,
men la0 sin Almngt / min SpagbeO
leoe.
ser oeo oil FILTERS 500 i gOmps.
6e6 % Gro
pi fnple neo % Dine @aoer npoe;
6a lao oin rige 5reo, DIN op6e Seer
Iig6eo
DIN ]}oooes 6ploe ior min 5iGI
irembrpoe.
Sen ooer 2ioets Sap, ira 8useeu
til min 8rao,
lao 9piet ira sit 2llter mig peileoe,
oa naar nit 2iD er en6t, og 9piet er
n~e6brGrot,
0a pil 0u ielp De iioite Sfpgger
ipre6e.
Rinieong bapOe ri 4onfirmation
alasien par paa 8.
0e 4 blen foniirmeret pna On
geIif.
Otter aoniirmationen ItifteOes Der
al De otte Ell M @ren al llng0oms-
ar6eioe meo engelife Wfeoer, og 6or.
eilinqen bar iioen oa mere emo
oOblet lit Wteolemsantal. Der al
6oloes ligeiom / Den onnife lln8
oomsforenin9 Y~rogrammgoe en8ang
ON Waaneoen, bpor De linge lelp
iioierer E%rogrammet. llftoer Balt.
S~aniens 9eoelie bar flere al oisle
Msoer ppret i9roeles Dellpfteoe.
Sioite llge boo Den 0anite llng.
oomsforening poa llnoerboloning
meo Ell OisfuSiion oper Sennnions
0igt y@nod) Qroen". Digtet par
oeo forrige Msoe oplelt otter at pG.
re bleoen ooeriat / oanif Broia al
Mrs. 9erg Naoiion. Discussions.
msoet oper oe iorifelilge aarafte'
rer par Iiolig OF interesiant. 5
SiOens Sob bar Here iaaoanne 0ss'
Der pit ii9 at iamIe De unge, %
til Iroos Tor, at y@llo amor" bar
repet Here al Wteolemmerue / 6or'
eningen / Sommereis Sob er Ufeo.
lemsontolIet fife ballet al getponing,
0a Here er fommen til.
Songtoret bar | Sommerens sob
unoer 9eoelie al Mr. Solger Sen
= N on.o -. IL,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

Ger; ban er CARPENTER" al 5aano.
ourf, og iiges at 6ooe mere a
4r6eiOe, emo Gan fan o0erfomme.
DIR. Gdll Garpe 5or ogiaa iaaei
opiort ii9 ct ppnt mt Stue5us
pa lin 5orm / CONNER, li1e Der
9icfIon.
Mr. 0}aoS gsciter9oaro, ION bar
Ell 6aun i aeoiSoills bar leiet
oenne 10 til lin S9i9eri6n, Mr.
}tielicn, % er MI Der moe / 0icf-
Jon meo 6antilie; ban er oeo at
b9g1e paa lin 6arm FER; Dor milo
lertioigt peo Sioen al / Cir. @ng.
faltacs 6lls.
3 oe iioitc 5ioer bar Mr. 6.
y. G6riitenien iaoet bpgget ii9 en-
"itorartet apndpe. o9arn" meo TO
oGnpolas" paa.
DIR. Ufartinilts 9~tiellen bar Nta=
%terialer 9ienme til at ioo reiit
lii9 ct mt 9eue6us al, % lpnge
pil oct Oel fife pare, igr 9pgme.
lteren fonlmcr.
6reO @eterien bar ct al De fine-
lte o9 be0ite 9eoe6uie paa eQnen
Der, opfprt ior ca. Z aar iioen.
Q}eO De aredtlrer, 6e fleite al
6arnerne 6eromfring eier MI, oil
De iorbauie mango / Staterne, ON
De tom berop % ina oct. DIN Ioa
oct er Dor fare 8rait, gaitor Gn.
oerlen, iaa bar ban MI allere0e
faaet a%nifaffet iig life iaa ioa
@opeoer.
5a, Faitor an6erien iDnes at Ii
De bet rigtig aoot i5eroppe; Dan er
8irfIonrbeo baaoe / set nanoe.
lige og timeliae; ban er foruoen
at oPre FrGit en- Op9tig og oillig
MECHANIC, alto re0e til at font
me og Iptte en- Dfnifine / @ana
'or en- 5armer, naar noget er /
lloroen. % ban er ogina li6t al
en- 9Drld5e, bDoo o1ina tommcr
bel tilpas for os inelIem Stln0er.
Se1 Tiger life bette for at role BAN,
men ieg tiger Oct, Blot iom oct er,
o9. ieg ipnes, oct er ppr6 at ifutte.
81 at ri allie fiber 6am er Ell
SeIoi6Ige.
2anOet Der er life gaaet me9ct
op i Bris / De ii6ite Aaringer IL
Sen ariaen5 9egDn0elie i europa,
men oct gaar ianoelig life tiIbage;
Ell lille SmuIe tiger oct Dog en-
l60 &cres 5arm, ioh fife er
ofencet" eller ltogen Improve
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Evening journal., 1917-10-23
PREDICTS AR RAIDS
on L.MsRICAh CITES
DR.. Lyman P. Powell, Back
from War Front, Asserts
Germany is Planning Attack
BUILD SEAPLANES TO
GO 200 MILES AN HOUR

DR.. Lyman p. Powell, President OF
Hobart College, and former resident OF
Dover. Del. who has returned from the
war zone, where he had unusual OPP
portunities to observe conditions, said
yesterday that the Germans were plan
ming to raid the American coast with
their airships within the next six
months. To accomplish this. he said,
they were now engaged In building a
feet OF huge hydro-aeroplanes which
could travel from 100 TO 200 miles an
hour. and could rise TO a height OF 20
900 feet. is necessary.
1T Is q mistaken policy" said Dr.
Powell, ITO suppress or minimize the
Eerlousness OF the situation. The Amer
lean public is not even half awakened
70 the havoc that has been wrought by
the airplanes In England The casual
ties are much greater than the people
over here have been led to believe. Since
MAY 1000 men, women and children
have been manned or killed In London
by air raids. The German airships re-
Gently made the Charlng Cross Hospital
their objective. Several bombs were
hurled at the hospital smashing all the
Windows IN the place.
ut is Just such a peril that we are
facing In this country. but we won't
realize IL. French military experts have
Informed me that the Germans were
building airplanes on such a large scale
that the Allies would have 10 work ten
times az fast as they are 10 keep up
with them. In the FIRST place, they are
devoting themselves entirely to the
construction Of biplanes that will be
capable Of operating from a height Of
10000 feet-airplanes, furthermore, that
will be able 20 carry at least two tons
of bombs. The Allies thus far have been
unable TO produce machines on such O
scale. That Is why French experts are
eager 20 have America build her ma
chimes In France. Before the American
machines are brought to France the
Germans will have put them out OF
date by far more improved engine OF
laerial warfare.
"The Germans intend to settle this
war with the airplane. What Is more,
they intend to carry the war right to
our doors with a fleet Of huge hydro
alrplanes. which will be able 10 travel
from 100 to 200 miles an hour. It Is
about time that the people here knew
the truth about these things. Ihus iar
the Western line and the British neet
have stood between America ard the
fate OF Belgium But airplanes that can
rise TO a height Of 10000 feet and travel
from 100 TO 200 miles an hour will over
come even those barriers, and America
unlesk she Is awake. unless she Is pre-
pared Il from that moment at Ger
Mays mercy"
\ D. Powell said that the submarine
menace was also very much underesu-
mated During the course OF the return
voyage. DR.. Powell said, he had been
Informed that one OF the largest OF inc
tish cruisers had been sunk within
the past ten days, with more than 200
men aboard.