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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

| Die Oiplonlotiibe Wtiiiion in @oib
ington oneelongt. - @roBer @n
tbuiiasntuS Oerielbcu cntgegenge
brocbt.
ga ibington, 10. Suni. r. Gel
rlriliiden Ntiilion, melde bellte Niit
tag bier eintroL mur0e elm feierIi6el
@mpfang bereitct, nm glnlerifas
Spnpot6ie fir bic 3iele 0eS neller
GuBldnOS 8um 9lisorud 5u bringcn
glm llnion.9o6nboi murOe Die gl6.
orOnnng bon 6oben @eonltcn oes
StootS-GcportcmcntS bcgriBt rnG
lnter GSforte elmer GooaIlerieibipo-
Oron nod ibrcm bieiigcn Anartier
gelcitet.
Ger rltilii6cn 0iplomatilden Wtii-
lion an oercn Spite Der 8otidafter
Boris 8oGbemetieff itcbt, puroe iei-
tens SSoibinetons lpormcr @ntbll-
iiosnulS cntgcgen gebro6t.
&on ScfretGr 2oniing bepilIfomm-
net uno 0ur6 Die StroBen bon elmer
iu6clnocn Nleni1enmenge ino 9(itto-
mo6iIen esfortirt, erbielt Die @liiIion,
ipelbe Die 0emofrotie in &uBlano re-
pr1ientirt, cine bcr3li6e 8egrilBung.
9io6 ibrer 5 &o6cn Iongen &eiie,
0inirtcn ole Sciuc9er IN Dem ibnen
angelpieiencn |lob. @}orgcn luerocn
iie Ocm Sefretdr 2onling ibre 9lllf-
marttng MAIDEN uno nit ibm nod
Oent o@ciBen Soitic" eeben, um bonn
Eroiioent @iIion empfoneen au per-
ben mo ocnliclben Oie 9otid6olt ser
neucn ruiiii6en 9tegierlng 5u ii6er-
bringcn.
@cncrol 2icutenont 9toop miro bic
@rilBc 0cr ruIiiiHcn 9lrmec Dem
GriegS- SctretGr 8ofcr oorbringcn.
Gle yiulien 6oten cinen 6emcrfenS-
pert6en 9ln6lid, ais lie aus Dem 81
icn6n6n5uge liiegen. &iele trugen Die
ullildjc &bafirllnifornt nit blouen
Soicn iinO 6o6en ic)mar5eu Stieieln.
9Otidniter 9of6emetinfi lteate Die
Niitglieoer Der 0liiiiou Dem Scfre.
tar 2onIing Dor. SSubleulie 6eoriiBten
oie Wfiiiio6n, olS Oieielbe aus Der
Station fll6r. @erihieoene rot6c
6loggen mllrOen geidpentt, Iie rui-
iii6e 9oii@ait, Die ieit Dem 9l6idico
Oes rlriiiiden 9otidoitcrs George
9afbemGtieii feinem gerlponoten
OeS SoupteS Der ruiiiiden Wiiiiion
gei@loiien unO fill mar wuroc
6eute nit Der ruiiii6en SonoIes-
iloege, meiB6lonrotb, iolpie Dem
e ternenbunner Oeforirt.
Gie Bro5eiiion ging an Dem Soupt-
quarter Der &ertreter Der belgii6en
inO italienii6en Wliilionen oorbci,
Die nit Snterelie oen lln8ug beriolg-
ten, Sic 5laegen bon 9iuBluno, Bel
gica lmo Stulien pe6en gegenpdrtig
bon Dem Staois-, &riegs- lnO @io-
rine.@ebGuoe in 9lnerfenmlng Der
bier 6eiinolihen A}iilionen
Sic @litglieOer Der ruiIiidcn Wlii-
Iion limo:
9otiboitcr Boris u. @otlopetieff
uno @ottin.
@enerol-2eutnaut 9loop, Der Sic.
prdientont Ger ruiiiic6en 9lrmee.
@roieilor 9omonoioif Wlit9lieo oes
SSngenieilt-9iat6es iuO elm 8ertreter
oes Wlinilteriums.
Rroiciior @oroOine. Superintendent
oeS 2nnopirt6i6oitlide @liniiteri-
INNS.
Wl. 9}opibfD. Superintendent OcS 81
non5Wfinilteriilnls.
9lttabeS 90. Goufine, Griter
9cgotions.SefrctGr bonn 9hlspdrti-
Gen g(mt; Sauptnonn 0u6oIoif BON
Ser @aroc, 9lOi1ttont nebit Sat
tin; Sauptinom Gbutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
glmrriIancr IN Grnnfreidl.

&aris, 19. SUM. Sine omc.
rifaniite MISUNDERSTANDING BON
$50 Feriouen lit in einem irorBoli.
iden Soien nnaelanat.
@. e. ganoerbilt BON 1ep.gorf
bat Den 05eou auf oeulelben Gam.
pier getreu5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

g8ir tbun, mas pir fonnen Inn Die
&roOuftion 5u forOcrn un0 Den Gon-
hm 5u Ocrrineern; o6er in Der
SauptloHe licgt bic 2oillng 0eS
&roblemS Scr 8ufubr in oen SGnoen
unieres merifaniicben 8umOesge-
noHen. SD bin iicber 0erielbe miro
uns ni@t i'm Stidl lo1en.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Nie anaebIidcn @l5fOer neianncn.

Sprin9fieGO, @}o, 10. SUM.
IT Nit Der &er6oitilng bon Did Gar.
ter. Die 6eutc BON Sutcbinion, &an.,
6eribtet puroe, 6o6en Oie 9e6or0en
aae orei Mdnner in Saft, 9egen mel
be Saft6eie6le in Serbinoung nit
Der Grmoroung Oes 9abD Slopo Sect
auSgeitellt porOcn paren. Gic Sci.
cbe oes GinoeS ipuroc 5c6n Gage nod
ieinem @eribpin0en in einenl 9rin'
nen ser 8orm bon Serrn Groni6alp
gefinoen. 0ie anoeren Nldnuer iiu0
@louO Yieriol ino Gletls 9Ioans, Oie
geitern bonn @efdngniB i'll &anias-
Gitg nad9 ct. &ouis ee6ra9t purOen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

49, NNNfNIN'NJ WV 49, " fpf~
9eitGtigung. n Der aoiier bal
lid onge6li6 ole Gntibeiouns be-
oiigIi6 Ger 9[60anfung borbe5ul'
ten. 0ic SoIhng Ser Boleu
i'm geihstug Die llrludc ser
ariic.
8nfeL S6mei8, 10. Suni.-@i-
ne 0epeide aus g8icn logt, ooB an.
ee6lic6 oaS olterreidlilbG Cabinet iei-
ne &elignotion ein9ereidt bat.
glmlteroom 10. SUM, oia
2onoon. 8iener 3eihlngen ber-
6ffentlihen Elm @eriidt, oa8 beiogt,
oer oiterrciHii6e ASremiernliniiter,
@rof Glom-Mortinic babe Dem &ai-
fer Die Helignotion oeS Wtiniiterilms
onge6oten, ais cine 6olee Der Gnt.
ideiolng Der @olen.9artei nidt fir
ooS Budget 81 itimmcn. Der Sai-
fer foil feline @ntl@eiOung iidJ porbe.
5olten boben.
Gem @eriibte febIt ieOe oifi0iellc
9eltGtigltng.
9Ini6cinenO bcltGti9t.
9onoon, 10. SUM. 9}oG ei.
ncr @tittbeilung ocS 9ieuter'iben
Gorreiponoentcn aus 9lmIterOom 6o.
ben oie @iener 3citung oie Wieloung
6er0fientli6t, ooB geitern Nocht nad
elmer Iongcn Sibung OeS W}iniitcr,
ratbs beihloiien muroe, 6elIte oenl
Gonig bic &eiignotiou Oes gdn5en
Cabinets 81 lmterbrciten.
0ie BoIcnfroge i'm 3 It r
reibiiden &orlomcnt.
&openbogen bia 2onoon, 10.
Slmi. II 0ic &eOolte Der Yolrn int
oltcrreidii6en &drlomente bat, ipie
Ger @iener Correspondent Der o8oi.
lti6cn 8eitung" erflGrt, cine ariiis
bcronloBt, peldc ni6t MIR Die Stcl-
hmg oeS &rcmicr.Minilters Clam.
Ntortinic, lonocrn mid oes auSDdr-
tigen Wtiniiters, @rofen G5ernin be.
0robt.
3ie Mebr5obl Der oeiltlden Sci
tllngen bebon0elt oic Ntittbeilungen
iiber Die Gage nit Der 9roBten 3u-
riidbaIhlug uno ole Negieruues.Or.
game in @ien boiien ooB Die ariiis
ourd Ole 8epilligung einiger Yti-
niiterpolten fir Ole 8olen uno anOe-
re Rorlonlentarien itberipitnoen ner-
oen fam.
Der 8ertreter DER o8oliii6en 8ei.
tlns" meilt ober Oorouf bin ooB
ole SoItune Der BoIen geniigc, sic
g9oee 8u llngunItcn Der Re9ieruna
iinfen 6u lolien, oo Der gfeIt oes fla
miihen 8lodes lih bereits in 0ppo.
iition befinoet.
Die Yolen ma6ten oen Grnlt ibrer
9l6Iibten ourH Den 8eicbluB flar,
geeen oos Budget 6u itinmen rno in.
Oen iic, nbeeieben bon elmer Sono-
noll ertrcmer So5ioliiten Die critic
parlomcntoriibe Grippe in irgeno
cincm fricgfilbrenoen Sonoe bilOen,
welhe iitb meigert, eineu ariegscreoit
5li bepillieen
0oB Erenier Glom-Wlortinic onl
Samltag oorauf 6eltonOen bat, OoB
oic 8olen 6orbe bcfcnnen1 miro Der
Suitintipe oe$ @rofeu G5ernin suge.
ibrieben, pclAcr nic6t i'm Stanoe lit,
Die ouSmGrtige Bolitif ser 8egie-
runs fort3uiiibrelJ 10 Iaugc be5iiglidJ
Der Solhng oes 8orlameuts llnge-
piBbeit berrldt. aisaae
Die polniiden glipirotionen mel
DIE fiir5lih augeoeutet wuroen er-
itre6enill DER Ibat ein mabbGneiees
aonigreidb offen ouf elmer onti-oeiit-
iben @runoloec imo boben in
0eutiAlano ousgeiprodenes NliBfoG-
len erreet, mo ielbit 0ie a90lniidC
3citung" ocu %olen i9orfc &orpiirfC
gemodt.
Ani d ul0igungt eincS B 0,
len 3lr&a q . mt.
3iirid, pia @oris. 10. Suni.-
Ger polnii9e Deputirte 0os3insfi
crfldrtc I'M @iencr &eiAsrotbe. oof
iiber 10000 @olen auf @efebl oel
Oeltiben @eboroen eebdugt pitroeu
mie Die 98iener 9Irbeiter. 8eitmg nit.
tbeiIt wclhe beionoere giu6eIbeiteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Wftnr Spra6r
T66rt Srr6crt 6. 500
ber.
Ser ameritamiitbe Ofabs
rnmgsmittel-G GUntrulenr.

Sn elmer informeaen Gonferen8 nit
elmer @rlppe bon Senotoren. II
8etont Die 0}otbpcnoisfeit Der
9}obrrrnesmittel. @eieseebune. ~
Ser @rfolg Der 9ricges dnoern.
falls in Sroee eeiteat @os
ole Spetulonten bcrOienten.
g8uibin9ton 10. SUM. ~
gSdbreno bellte beioc 3peiec oeS
GongrclieS Die 9ebotte iiber oie omei-
te 9lobrlmoSnlittel- -8orlogc iortleb-
ten berbrodte @err Serbcrt 6. 500
Der, Der gtobrltngsmittel. .Gontroleur,
mebrcre Stltnoen i'm &opitol, nm
elmer @rltppe bon etpo 5pan5ig Se.
natoren Die glotbmenOigfeit ser &C.
Plollten @eietgebung 81 erlGutern.
&on mebreren leiner Sorer, oarun-
ter Dor olem oen Senotoren @orc,
9teeo uno &oroomon- -Dpponenteu
Der @ciesgcbltng- Gin lAorfes
Serb0r genonuueiL gab Sr. Soooer
IN fltr5en llitriiicn feline 8ldne fir
Oie Gonieroirlme Der 3obrlngsmit-
tel &orrGtbe Ger 9lotion fir grbob-
ung Der Bro0uftion lmo 8efdmpflng
Der rtngerehten @rofitc BON glob.
rungsmittcI- SpcfilIatoren befonnt.
@r fom beute nit ieinen glusfiibrun.
gen niht 81 Gnoe ilno miro am 5rei.
tag ipieocr ms Capitol fonmcn nm
Die oniAeinen0 peit pcrbrciteten fall
i6en glllfiaiiungen biliiibtlicb Der gc.
plantcn @eiebgebung rid6tig5ulteaen
uno oic Grleoigltng Der Bill 8u be.
ibIeunigen.
Ter Senat beiprad beute oie @or-
lage mtr flr5 mo oertoqtc iid oann
bis morgen. Senator Chamberlain
fiin0igte an, ooB Die Bill oauerno Dor
Dem Senot gebalten meroen miiroe,
bis iie erleoigt iein lpiirOe, mo er.
fl0rte, Dab olles periubt perOen ioae,
nm bic 9l6itimmuna iibcr Die Bill 5u
beidIeiuIisen.
Gie Sais.Ce6otte 0ogegen 50g ii6
bis ipGt in oen 9lbenO binein, obpobl
nlw cine bonoooll W}itglieOct 3ugeeen
waren. Gie Gppoiition I'M Soide
Ihien beute iebr i'm 9lbnebmcu 5lt
iciH rno Die 9lominiItrotionSfiibrer
bofiten, Die algeneine Cebotte NOR.
gen 5u @noe 81 bringen oonn ole
9lmcnoeneuts IN @rwGglne 5u 5ie-
ben uno am 6reitog oOer Somitag
5nr gl6ltimmung 81 icbreiten.
Sr. SooOer iprod iebr franf ii6er
Ole Na6rungSmittel 3uitdnoe, nit
welden oieies 9nno uno oie 9laiirten
conirontirt imo. Gr betonte, ooB
obne 9iegierungs.Gontrole iiber ole
gtabritngsnittel Der @rfola 0es arie.
ees in 6raee geitelt peroen Tonne.
Cine iol6e Gontrole, 10 erfldrte er,
meroe i'm eroBen DloBe cine freipil.
lige uno niAt cine er5muneeue iein.
Der @eiit Der Selbitaufopferling iolle
angeregt weroen. INN cine &eridDeu.
oung 81 Derbiiten.
Sr. Soooer beitritt, DAB elm Sp-
item bon Hotionen bon Der 9iegie-
rung geplont lei. 9luh oenfe man
nidt, 10 iiibrte er aus, an Die Requi-
rirlng BON Eabrifen oOer Die 0ieeu.
lirlng BON Qlr6eitslobnen. Die Be-
ldneiOlmg Der iibermGBigen Froiite
bel Dem 9fa6rungsmitteb bSnnoel ioa,
lpie Sr. Soober misiiibrte, balptidd-
lid Our6 freiiuillige Cooperation Der
einfbldgieen @eid0its- -Sntereiien err
5ielt meroen.
Bier @rim0-MoBnabmen limo &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

StonOarO Oil 60, faut apci
Gage no6 Der 6obrt bon 6ronf-
reid oeutidem &ou6booi gum
9pfer. ~ Sotte @o6monni6oft
! an 8orO. II Sin @aitgIieo Der.
ic(beu Elm 8altimorer.
Icm Norf, 10. SUM. Ger
Seltonf-Ganpfer nSo6n 9. 9(rb-
bolb~, bon Der Ston0orO Si( Cont
ponD, lit 0llr6 Elm llnterieeboot Der.
icnft poroen. Gieie 9lnfiinoigung
uurOe beute in oenl bieii9en 9iireou
Der Gompognie gemoht. Trei Wlit.
glieOer Der 9emannimg iinO sen 8e-
ribten 5uiolge Our1 oie @rplolon
0et0Otet iporOen pG6reno 3lpei on-
Oere Oen grtrinGingStoO innoen. Ger
Gompfer par Dor 5luei Sogcn bon
,Sronfreid5 na1 oieiem 2anoe onge-
fabren.
Gus S6iii par 6eitiidt iin0 botte
cine @aGmannduit BON einem oue-
ritonii6en ariegSldiif on 9orO.
0ie glomen bon Orei ser llmge-
fommenen limo: Sole 2orenjo, cin
SeIer, @regorio So5u, Gin Sei5er,
ino Gomingo 9ogo, Gin @oi6ini-
itenge6ilfe.
Die @eIeaihoit bat per 9o6eI um
genouere Sniornotion ii6cr bic llm-
ItdnOe Scr 8erientng nohgeiad6t
Ger Gnmpfer Bate einen Gounlin-
bolt BON 1914 Gonnen uno murOe I'M
Sabre 1914 in gicfpport Stems 0e-
buut. @r fu6r am 20. 0ioi bon bier
nob Sabre lmO 9ioucu 6ronfrei6,
o6 Ser GonlmonOont 0es Sfiffes
mar aopitGn $. 9. 4. &6ompion;
Die 9emanmng 5dblte Al NiitgIic-
Der, bon Oenen 5polf 9lmerifaner
iporen.
0ie q 9lmerifoner in Der 9 e.
mdnnll1g.
Ro6 oen 9leforOcn oeS bieligen
S6iffabrts Gommiiidrs beIanOen
iid Die no6iie6enOen amerifoniihen
9iirger inter Oen 0litglieoern Der
@cmonnltng:
8. $. @riOleD @ioot, Eurf @nte-
@ebduOe, GbicogO, 81.
@. 8. Smit6, 5meiter Nlout, gne-
rett, N3oIi.
Zen 8Dh s. &eeO, Oritter @}aat,
6romin9bon, Moii.
66omos 9. Gouon 5unfentele-
9rnpbiIt, grooflDn.
Sobn @ilion O6er Moi6iniIt
glltorio, q. q.
S. Wl. SSo6nlon erIter Silfs-Olo-
l9iniit, SerieD Gitp, g. 5.
$. 8. Go0pca, 5weiter Silis.Ma-
i6iniit, geborcn in Connecticut.
q. s. Sperion. oritter Silis-@lo-
l6iniit, geborcn IN California,
W. 3. 9lGiion, WteBmann set.
SiCtorD, Sbio
girail Deli, WleBnonh Steuben-
bile, aentudp.
GOwin s. Uhlir, aod, aeppOrt
q. $.
@. Is. @ilfinS, 8untentelegropbiit
W'oDSbiGe, aD.
Gin 8oltimprcr in Scr
S8ob onni6aft.
Sic &ohmnlni6oit muroe BON
oen G6er.9ootSmonns- -Waot Timo-
tbg S'Gonnea, 16 @orrcn-Str,
y|cm Dorf, beie5Iigt.
Sic iibrigcn @litgIieoer OcrieIben
moren:
6reocrid g(leronoer @uelfe, 140
ScconO-9lpenue, lluion Gouric, Song
SSlanO. glem Yorf
,Sronf GonolO g9iaiams, 1880
FortlonO-9lpcnue, ct. saul
G6orlcs Gowor0 Glnn 3l7 So.
llunbus -9loenue, 9icp Dorf.
&obert @oworo 9liggS, Gent, 8.
gIlbcrt GOparO S1r0oer, 1924
y'ortb g9eitern-9lDenue. Chicago.
Soilis 9lsberrp Toug5ertp, Sen-
ton 8.
9llbcrt 9lcIiom 665i Siio.SaIitco-
StraBc, Chicago.
So6n SSoicp6 Sidcp, 1912 SSoI-
lrom-StroBc, Chicago.
G6orles GOwin Wlation, 1857
WoOO6or.glpeuue, Memp9is, Gem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

WrOkCr amcritanil6er
SamtOampfcr.
0lmaebIitb fitnf NOaamm 1mS
&ebem NefDnimen.

~SSSSobn 9. 9(r6bolO," Elm S6iff Der
@tunOurO 0il 81, faat slpci
Gage nod Der 6o6rt bon 6runf-
reid Oeutibem &oudbooi gum
Gpicr. Sotte @odmonni@oft
! an @Oro. II Gin WaitsIicO Der.
ie[beu Gin 8oltimorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
, 9inIlcn c6rcnpOn cnrpfanscn.

Gie 0ipIomotiide @aiiion in @oib.
ington ongeInngt. - @roBer @n-
tbuiiosnuS Oericlbcn cntgegenge-
bruht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
DriuOenotr Apptll
Nh ben amcrifaMil6eM
GOnSrck.
2pm britilcbcnt Stabrmmgs=
mittels sIiftatpr.

oSe cher Die gIobrunasnittel. .9iaS
@cles meroen oeIto cher miro
GjroBbritonnien erIeidtert ouf.
ot6nlcu fonnen. - 60 crfldrt cr
in cincu Snttrpiem nit amerifo-
niidcn 8citlnaslclltcn. - y9(mc-
rifa miro unS nibt i'm 9tid Ioi'
Icn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
4llinitrr-Arils.
Syn Oellrrrei9 1T fe
eimgrtrCtcn.
9aS Cabinet hat nngeb'
lid refiaMirt.

Scr g3o6ridt fe6lt nod oic offi5iellc
geItatisuns. Scr aoiicr bat
lih onee6lia Oie enti6eiOuna be.
8lsIib ser 9(bOonfune oorbe6ul'
ten. 0ic SuIhlng Ser Bolcn
i'm Saeidstug Die llrluhe Ger
ariic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

@iaiom Gmil Ortutop, 10 Gliii-
2loenue, @aitport G6cIter, q. 9.
@tIliom So6n 9 6Gfer
$40 @eit-goltimorc-StroBc 9oIti-
more, WiO.
Soiepb 9(rtbur 2amb, 1903 @eaS-
StroBe, Oiilmaufce.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-03-10

died away among vulgar male CONF
panions, tired to the point Of reck-
lessness-hungry for food and shell
ter as you and have never known
hungry and starved for a little hon
est recreation; she has not q penny
for an evening paper or nickel for
the movies.
''Now she meets her first tempta-
tion-the advances of a man who has
not a spark of honor-aye, not even
spark of sportsmanship, IL you
please-a man who preys on this poor,
tired and defenseless child of poverty.
She goes down into the clandestine
and then into the professional life. He
walks the streets as gay romancer.
She has lost herself, her family and
her God. and he is accepted every
where.
1T is not just. We may have our
vice commissioners-we may have our
legislation: we, may have our most
efficient police force, and we may
have the enforcement of our enact
ments, and We may have prosperity
in our community, and we may have
better wage, but we shall never
reach even the fringe of the solution
of this problem until you are ready to
demand what women have never de-
manded, and what men have never
been just enough to concede-the SIM
gle standard of morality for men and
women alike"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-03-10
low WAGES DRIVE
GIRLS INTO SHAME
LIFE, SAYS BISHOP

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March s.
Bishop Sumner stirred big audience
recently when he told of the fight of
the working girl against temptation.
He said in part:
II do not think that every girl in
a department store is unfaithful to
herself and to her God. There are
thousands and thousands who in the
face of the small-and bitterly and
unjustly small-wage are winning
out. Consider this girl. All day
long she is handling fine fabrics
she is tempted to petty thievery in
the face of the small wage. That,
however, is not a great temptation.
She is trading with other women who
have an artificial standard of life
and who dress immodestly, and she
is tempted to want fine clothes also.
1T is only natural as she leaves
her place of employment at night to
go to her little cheap boarding house
again I ask you to visualize, If you
can, your own daughter or someone
who is dear to you under these cir
cumstances-see her as she is hud-
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Order for Hearing ON. Petition for
Administration.


Administration.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st: Louis, SIS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Alfred
Johnson, Decedent.
THE PETITION OF Fling Bondeson
having been filed in this Court, repre-
the County. of st. Louis, State Of Minne-
sofa, died intestate, on the, 18th day Of
January, 1917; leaving estate in the
County Of st. Louis, State of Minnesota,
and that said petitioner is the mother
f Of saia dscedent and praying that let.
said decedent be granted to Swan A.
IT IS ORDERED, That said petition
be heard before this Court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House
the 18th day Of March, 1917. at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and all persons interested
IN said hearing and in said matter are
hereby cited and required at said time
and place to show cause, If any there
be: .n why said petition should not be
ORDERED FURTHER, That this
order be served by publication in The
Labor World according to law. and that
a copy Of this order be served on the
County Treasurer Of St. Louis county
not, less than ten days prior to said day
Dated at Duluth, MIMI, February 10,
By the Court.
S. w. GILPIN,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: A. K. MORTON,
Clerk of Probate.
L. w.. Feb. 24-March $40. 1917.
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o'clock A. NJ. in The Probate Court
Rooms at the Court House at Duluth
in said County, be. and the same here
by Is. fixed and appointed as the time
ana piaSe for upon the e.
Of such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order in The Labor
World as provided by law.
Dated. Duluth, Mimi, February 10th,
8. w. GILPIN,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal Probate Court, st. Louis County.
Minnesota.)
LEO A. BALL,
Attorney for Administrator.
L. W.. Feb. "a. March 3. 10. II. 1917.
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~ s-,. e.. vs.. H.. III rs
Charles e. Fritz, Lena L. Fritz. Chris
tine Porter. formerly Christine Fritz,
Security Trust & Safe Deposit Com
pany Of Wilmington. Delaware. and
Lena L. Fritz, as executors of the last
will and testament of Charles e.
Fritz, deceased. Henry C.. Fritz; also
all other persons. and parties I'M
KNOWN claiming any right, title, es-
tate, lien or interest in the real es-
tate described in the complaint here
in, Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
an action has been commenced and is
now pending in the above named court
by the above named plaintiff and
against the above named defendants,
the object Of which is to obtain a judg-
ment that plaintiff is the owner in fee
Of the premises herein after described,
and that the defendants have no right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the
same, and to quiet plaintiffs title to
said premises.
The real property affected by said
action and referred to herein, is the fol-
lowing: Lot ten (10) Of Block two (2)
of Sharp's addition to Duluth accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof in st.
Louis County. Minnesota.
CHAS. c.. TEARE,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
GA Manhattan Bldg, +
Duluth, Minnesota.
L. w., March 3-1O-17, 1917
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Order for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.

Order for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
A. Reyes, Decedent.
A certain instrument purporting to
be the last will and testament Of John
A. Reyes having been presented to this
court and the petition Of Eta M. Reyes
being duly filed herein representing,
among other things, that said decedent,
then being a resident of the County of
St: Louis. State OF Minnesota, died
State Of Minnesota, on the 22nd day
Of February. 1917, and that said petit
TONER is. named in said will as ex-
ecutrlx thereof, and praying that said
instrument be allowed and admitted to
probate as the last will and testament
Of said decedent, and that letters tesla
Keyes thereon.
i, 1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard before this court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House, in
Duluth. in said County, on Monday,
the End day of April, 1917, at ten
o'clock g. M, and all persons interested
IN said hearing and In said matter are
hereby cited and required at said time
and place to show cause, II any there
pc. why said petition should not be
granted, - 's'~'-.-t -, -;
Ordered Further, That this order be.
served by publication in The Labor
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Summons.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
St: Louis. District Court 18th Judi
Carl Peter Anderson. Plaintiff.
Charles E. Fritz, Lena l.. Fritz. Chris
tine Porter. formerly Christine Fritz;
Security Trust &. Safe Deposit COM
>Pany of Wilmington. Delaware: and
will and testament Of Charles e.
Fritz. deceased, Henry G. Fritz: also
all other persons and parties I'M
known, claiming any right, title. es-
tate. lien or interest in the real es-
tate described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action
which complaint has been filed In the
office of the Clerk of the above named
Court in the Court House in the City Of
Duluth. st. Louis County. Minnesota,
the said complaint upon the subscriber
at his office at 514 Manhattan Building.
Duluth, Minnesota. within twenty days
after the service Of this summons upon
You exclusive Of the day Of such serv.
Ice, and If you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court FOR the
relief demanded therein. a>1 -
Dated February %, 1917. TT
CHAS. G: TEARE. .~
III, Plaintiffs Attorney, saet
I'll Manhattan Bldg,
Duluth, Minnesota.4
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and for Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
St. Louis.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Charles
Johnson. Decedent.
Letters of administration having
been granted to Andrew Leonard john
son.
It Is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this court, be. and the
same hereby is. limited to three
months from and after the date hereof;
and that the 10th day Of May, 1917,
at ten o'clock A.. M. in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
Duluth in said County, be, and the
same hereby is, fixed and appointed as
the time and place for hearing upon
scented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order in The Labor
World as provided by law.
Dated, Duluth. MIMI, February 23rd,
1917.
S. w. GILPIN,
Judge of Probate.
(seal Probate Court, st. Louis County,
Minnesota.
F. G. HANSON.
Attorney
L. W., March 3. 10, II. 1917.