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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Logan to Have $4,000 Library

Logan is 10 have a free library which
will be known as the Logan Branch Free
located at Old York road and Wagner ave-
nue. The building will be one story In
height. SO by 1872 feet with a wing 9s by 4s
feet, and is to be OF brick, stone and steel
The contract for the construction Of the
library has been awarded TO the Wark-
Yardley Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
To Observe Wesley,s Birthday

The 214th anniversary Of the birth of
John Wesley will be observed by Methodist
churches throughout the world tomorrow
Wesley was born at EpwoTth, England
June II, 1908. At Grace Methodist Epsco-
pal Church the Rev DIR. Frank p. Parkin
will preach tomorrow morning on John
Wesley as a Living Influence" At the
lawn service in the evening Doctor Parkin
will speak on Some Precious Bible
Promises for Wartime"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
FOUR HURT IN AUTO WRECK
Reading City Official Suffers Fracture
of Five Ribs

READING. Pa, June 16, 49, DR., Ira G.
Hahn. assistant city health officer Amos w.
Snyder and wife and Mrs. clinton Gott-
schal were seriously injured when their
automobile skidded and turned over on the
Allentown pike today,
Dr. Hahn is In local hospital, with Ave
ribs fractured and other injuries. Snyder
is unconscious in the Allentown Hospital,
with concussion of the brain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
McGARITY-CARRoLL

The marriage Of Miss Mary Natalie Car
roiI daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward A.
carroll. OF 5519 Greene street, German
town. 10 Mr. James f. MCCARTHY, Jr., will
ave place this evening at o'clock In St.
vincent's Church, and the officiating cler-
svman viii be the Rev. Richard A, Lennon
sasln made with a court train, and her
tuIIe veil win have orange blossoms as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
WYETH--THAW

very quiet wedding took place at noon
today, when Miss Mabel A. Thaw. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Baldwin Thaw
and Mr.. Frank E. Wyeth were married at
the home of the brides parents. GAL South
Fifty-first street, The Rev. Elmer f. Helms
oflciated,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Weddings
GRANT-LEWIS

wedding Of interest in social circles
was that Of Miss Anne Lewis, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Francis D. Lewis, OF More
land avenue, Chestnut Hill, and Mr.. Francis
Clark Grant, which took place this art
ernoon in the Church of st. Martin-in'the-
Fields at 4:30 o'clock. The ceremony was
Performed by the Rev. Jacob Leroy rector
Of the church.
Miss Lewis was given in marriage py
her father, and was gowned IN whlte
satin with an overdress Of chantilly lace
and the bodice formed of duchesse lace. the
tulle veil fen in graceful folds to the end OF
q court train and was caught here ana
there with orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet consisted OF lilies OF
the valley.
Mrs bingham B. Morris, Jr., the ma
tron of honor, wore blue chiffon and 9
pale pink georgette crepe hat, ana carried
an arm bouquet Of spring flowers.
Miss Mary C. Lewis acted as maid OF
honor and selected a frock of blue chiffon
and a pink georgette crepe hat. The
bridesmaids, including Miss Marion Grant
Miss Margaret Ross, Miss Harriet Frazier
and Mrs. William Boulton Dixon, also wore
blue frocks and pink hats, and carried
spring flowers
Mr. Grant had Mr.. Sydney p. Clark al
best man. A small reception followed the
ceremony at the brides home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
CALLAN-HOFFMAN

The marriage of Miss Pauline NJ. Hoff-
man and Mr.. James II. Callen, OF this city,
took place on Wednesday at the home Of
the officiating clergyman, the Rev. William
Greenough, d. D. A reception was held
at the home Of the best man. Mr.. Albert
Dommick After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Callen will live in this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Dance for Members of the Younger Set Will Be
Given Tonight in Chestnut Hill-Another
Philadelphia Girl Goes to France.
Other Subjects Discussed

Of interest
m Philadelphia Cricket Club in honor
class but as John wheeler
guests will
has
to be pretty ballroom a
% amto
debutanes
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Plattsburg Camp, about which DR.. and
Mrs. William Carter, of New York, nave
come on to interest Philadelphians. Penn
Charter, Chestnut Hill Academy Ger
mantown Academy, ST. Luke's and other
prominent boys schools are represented
BY the young men who have already
signed UP. Among them are the sons OF
Francis B. Reeves, Jr., Robert Hooper,
Norman Cramp, Samuel Thornton Dr.
Lewis MacCuen Smith, Burnett Lam
dreth, Stewart A. Jellett. F. w. w. Gra'
ham and William C. Hayes.
ELIZABETH PHILIPPE, the attrac-
u tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Pemberton Philippe, of st. Davids, gave
a luncheon today in honor OF kath-
arine Schultz, granddaughter Of Colonel
william Henry Sayen, Of st. Davids
whose engagement to Robert Wood, son
Of Colonel John Wood, of Wayne, was
announced a short while ago. There
were guests. Elizabeth spent part oi
the winter in the North, where she at
tended the winter sports and visited
friends in Boston before returning home.
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
ReUlaees Craftsman Who Volunteered

To All the vacancy caused by a leave Of
absence granted Louis Marie, architectural
craftsman IN the Bureau Of City Property,
who IS now a structural craftsman IN the
navy with the rank OF lieutenant, Joseph
A. Roietter, 1921 Ritner street was ap-
pointed today 70 the {sl9o position.
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CHAPTER xTv-tcontinued)

TNHEN. again. he was amazed. These
i queer bipeds made no efforts to retnliate.
The one he had bitten hoped up and down
on one foot in most unaocountable man
ner for a minute or so. while the other sat
down on boulder and rocked back and
forth with his hands on his stomach, and
made queer, uproarious noise with his
mouth wide open Then the other stopped
his hopping and also made that queer
noise.
Il was anything but laughter TO Muskwa.
But II impinged upon him the truth OF
one OF two things: Either these grotesque
looking monsters did not dare TO hght hlin
or they were very peaceful and had no IN
tention Of harIning him. But they were
more cautious thereafter and as soon as
they reached the valley they carried MN
between them. strung on rifle barrel
II was almost dark when they approached
a clump OF balsams red with the glow OF a
FIRE. II was Muskwa's first fire. Also ne
! saw his first horses. terrific looking mon
sters even larger than Thor
A third man--Metoosin, the Indian-came
| out TO meet the hunters, and into TINS crea-
| lures hands Muskwa found himselt trans
| ferred He was laid on his side with the
| glare Of the fire in his eyes, and while one
| of his captors held him by both ears, and
| 40 tightly that il hurt another fastened
| hobble-strap around his neck for collar
| heavy halter rope was then ueo 10 uhe
ring on this strap, and the end OF the rope
| was fastened TO a tree.
During these operations MuslSwa snarled
and snapped as much as he could In an
other half minute he was free OF the shirts
and as he staggered on four woboly legs
from which all power OF flight had temper,
arily gone, he barred his tiny fanss anc
| snarled as fiercely as he could.
To his further amaZement this had NJ
effect upon his strange company at all, ex
| cept that the three OF them-even the In
dian--opened their mouths and Joined Il
| that loud and incomprehensible din, 4
which one Of them had given voice when n
sank his teeth into his captors leg on tn
| mountainside 1t was all tremendously puz
| cling IN MugkWa-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Observation-Disclosures

The marriage Of Miss Nellie f. Farren,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John G, Farren.
Of 1929 North Eighteenth street, TO Mr..
George w Southwick, took place on Mon
day evening in the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Advocate, Eighteenth and
Diamond streets, with the rector. the Rev.
Henry Martyr Medary, officiating. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Clara
Farren. Mr.. Southwick had for best man
the brides brother. Mr.. George Z. Farren
reception was held at the home Of the
brides parents after the ceremony The
bridegroom and bride, upon their return
from their honeymoon trip, will live at 1925
North Eighteenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Madeleine TwininE sharps, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs william Edward
Sharps. Of Spruce Knoll, oak Lane, was
married 20 Mr. Joseph Trego Buchanan,
OF Duffryn Mawr Chester County. last
evening at I O'Clock at st. Martins =. T..
Church. oak Lane.
There was a large reception at Spruce
Knoll after tho ceremony. and the bride
and bridegroom left on n trip through New
York state and the Adirondacks.
The Rev. Walter Jordan rector Of St
Martins assisted by the Rev. Horace Wal
ton. OF Paoli performed the ceremony. The
matron Of honor, Mrs. Elliot Eckels. wore
a beautiful gown of rose charmeuse and
real lace and n picture hat TO match.
The best man was Mr.. r. Arthur Ander'
son. of Pittsburgh, and the four usher.
Mr.. Walter Supplee, Mr. Malcolm Hutchin
son, Mr.. Ellis Scott and Mr.. Homer Team
er. all OF Malvern.
Tho brides gown was Of white Ecorgett'
crepe, satin and duchesse lace Her vel
was NJ tullc caught with orange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet Of whit
roses lilies OF the valley and white swee
peas
The matron Of honor carried a shove
Of Sunburst roses with streamers Of tul
| to match her gown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
sHARPLEs-WALz

The wedding of Miss Edith M. Walz
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Walz
Of overbrook, and Mr.. Philip ShArples son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip NJ Sharples, will
take place at o'clock in the ballroom Of
he Walz home, In which has been arranged
canopy Of roses under which they will be
married. The Rev. William Turner, assisted
hy Doctor Hun. will perform the ceremony.
The bride who will be given in marriage
oy her father, will wear a lovely gown OF
enehesse and point lace over satin, with a
orQeaded satin court train Her tulle veil
ylH pe caught with a wreath OF orange
elpfsoms and she will carry a shower bou-
yqft Of white orchids and lilies Of the val
VA The BRIDES sister Miss Leonora Walk
+nl ~ maid Of honor and viii wear an ex-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Personals

The marriage of Miss Sylvia Leland
Hampton Barnes, and Lieutenant Com
mander Forde Anderson Todd. U. 5. N,
in Old st. David's Church, Radnor at
will take place next Thursday, June 2l'
o'clock, and will be followed by a recep'
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes
at Devon,
Owing to Lieutenant Commander TODD
having received orders for sea duty the
wedding has been hastened.
Mrs. Theodore Cramp, of 1920 Locust
street will spend several weeks as the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux'
Of Bryn Mawr
Mr. and Mrs. Hollinshead n. Taylor OF
St. Martins lane Chestnut Hill, will leave
on August l for Bar Harbor' to spend
several weeks.
Mrs Abram H. wintersteen, of 2220 De
Lancey place, will leave about June 20 for
Newport, where she expects to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mason Smyth and
Miss Nancy Hoyt Smyth, of Tulpehocken
street, Germantown, will occupy cottage
at Madison, Conn, for the summer months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
npEN.AIR SERVICES

OPFN-AIR SERVICES
Under the direction OF
RiSHOP RHINELANDER
Sunday Afternoons during the summer
AT b O'CLOCK
ON the site OF the PROPOSED Cathedrai on tne
% srlr,vay AT Twenty third street
pTsachers for the month OF June;
1une lT-Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. ID. -.
June a4--Rev II. Percy Silver West Point
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Protestant Episcopal

ST JAMES'S, 22d and Walnut SITS,
-The Rev. JOHN MOCKRIDGE, d. D., Rector
500 a. m.-HOly Communion.
l0.OO a. m.--Holy Communion, with Sermon
400 D. m.-Evening Prayer (ChoraD. with
WeeEdays-Hoiv Communion. Tuesday. 7.s0
a m: Thursday, 10 a,
Strangers always welcome.
Church Is open all day,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

GERMASfOWN UKIIAHIkN focIElY' astens
"a and CHe|itN ave- |NF. A. y LI|.|.|| .||
WofE1a n q M 7'I l..... ~ ~ II'|||f"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
baptist

CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut St west Of 10th St
GEORGE d. ADAMS, ID, D. Pastor.
O45 a. m.--BrotAerhood Of 4. and p.
10 80 am. 7i5 p,m.-Worship and Sermon.
2 80 y. m.-Bible School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

raries. Margaret Dallett and
ruzabeth Jeanes. Marie Louise
raries. a debutante OF the past
,.ason. will be there, and the
o,ber guests will include Dorothy
plsir. Nancy Linnard, Charlotte
starr, Mary Anna Bonnell, Peggy
rerguson, Mary Hebard, Louise
n,xon. Dorothy Ely, Elizabeth
strubing, Emily Noble, Mabel
Reid, Fih weidener, Virginia
carpenter, Mary Geary, Howard
Graham, William Barclay, Walter
Robb. Joseph Longstreth, James
hatfield. William Craig, James
Ferguson, Henry Banes, Sd, Ken.
meth Day, Stewart White, Ken.
,on Eisenbrey, William Addicks,
Norman Ross and Robert Sellers.
nID YOU know that Henrietta
IL Ely is going 20 France to
do ambulance work, and she is
taking her own car to use over
there? Isn't it great, this do
,t.now" spirit which pervades the
women of this city? And they
are not unprepared, mind you;
40 it's quite all right for them
N 90 at once. You see most of
them have been working and
learning how to run their cars
for a year at least and how to
nut on new tires and to mend
chains and master all sorts of
possible accidents which might
happen to a car, and they are
really finished chauffeurs. AL
ready Rose Dolan is in Paris,
Lefty McKim and Ruth Rich
ards are on their way, and now
Henrietta Ely goes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

ARCH STREET CHURCH

Rev CLARENCE EDWARD MCCARTNEY.
lO:45-"Two Battle Lines"
73O--ReCital on Turner organ,
SOO-'When No one But God Is Looking -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

a. stephens Episcopal Church has invited
oSS ..jiors and marines tomorrow night for
lVVar lVV which is 20 be given al the City Club.
dth ddttsT the dinner they will attend the patriotic
Chaplain Williams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
Lutheran

AT THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
10th and Jefferson SITS.
DANIEL Il. lWEIGLE. Pastor.
. Bible School 045 a. m.
J Morning. Service IL clock
Z Sernen by the Pastor
Evening Service. 74b.
Sermon by Rev. James McConaughy, editor,
American Sunday School Union.
subject: For God and Country"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16
CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EPIPHAN.

18th ST. DeloM EpIuNes
REV DAVID NJ. STEELE, Rector.
a m.-Holy Communion,
ii a. m.-MoTning Prayer and Sermoys
p. m.-EveninE Prayer. Anthem - ~
dress,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

1bs First Methodist Church Of Germantown
ny hST,,,tted 100 sailors and marines TO be en-,
has ma by the families OF the church tomorrow
vuiTht. This will be directed by T. E Hart
Yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

.Christianity and the War" Is the subject Of
lam Muir Aud, pastor Of the Calgary Pregby'
teTian Church, at North BranSh T. N; G. a
ttoarrobaW Bower will sing soprano solos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

Bows Of the Fletcher Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school, Fifty-fourth and Master streets.
Will each treat Of Uncle Sans jackies to
Sunday dinner in an effort 20 stimulate pa
triotiSm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

A NUMBER of younger boys
Ahava enrolled for the Jnnior
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

The Rev Clarence Edward Mccartney, pastor
OF the Arch Street Pres6yteTian CHURCH win
tomorTow His topic In the evening will be
i.When No One But Godd Is Looking"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

George Long, superintendent Of the Inasmuch
inrrow night. Services will be held in the au-
ditorium, 1Oil Locust street, and VIII be pre-
ceded by an opeh-aT Heo4'ns III ioht OF the
mission at T:l5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-16

The Rev. DR.. Edwin Heyl Delk, pastor Of St.
Matthew's Church, Broad and Mount Vernon
TTa1sSI Mt ii a. m, tomorrow. His topic in the
saysninR will be The Ethics OF Gambling"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-27
0;rufe Gjplpers SiebitGblc.

Gheneune, Iup., 90. Mat. Sic
Observation-Disclosures erbpben bcl@
te 3o slntlugcn se9cu Ecrlonen, Die
ein%ernD9eu sen1udt idben lplIen, 1ll@
Dem lie Grs, Ous auf Dent SSe9e 81 Den
yiill1Sen 9eitoblel1 luprocu mar, int
ouuSen Sunoc uerfullftcn.
Ser Communicating loll cine ydlz
lion Solar: ilberIteigen. Sic slntla9e
lalltct uuf &erl dupDrluug gum Setrllg
Ser Sluocsre9icrl,n9.
Sic Ntumeu bon Is Nngeflu9tcn
lpuroen bcfannt 9e9ebel,, oarunter Inz
tonic Gucrs, ser am 2. 0Sui in Gan
Srollcisco felt9cnommen nuroe, als
er ser pprtisen IGiln5c Gploer5 I'M
@crtbe bon $4,000 Su perfauIen
irdte. @eitere SlpunSig &erbaftungcu
Itcbcn beppr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-27

tung 3lriiftretcn, ln0 ooB @oIalleu
oes Niiriten, oie 6ritiIt,c llntertbaneu
unO Sfii5icrc icicr in @ilidt uno
Gbrcu an Sen 9icnIt i6re5 2onSc3 9ez
blnOcu ieieu.
slber oas lit ia guns Id)redlid.
2orbou, 26. Wai. alitslieoer
Ser empire Srooucer5 SrgauiIutiou
bcn1crttcn bel ci1cu inn Supop S,otel
|gcgcbcncn Glen, Oob lie bon Eor5elz
lnu Se(lcrn lpciltcn, Bic IN SeutIh@
lnu0 hcrgcltellt luurNcn uurcu. Soro
Scre5foro, Ser cbcnTnll5 an Ocn1 Gnen
tbciInnbn1, mar Ser eritc, lpeltper ent@
Occftc, NaB Dos &or5eIlnn Sic SuId)rift
Mnoc IN 8erMolW" trug. "gSir 1pclz
lcu bon oeutIhcn SeQeruI" ricf er
ou5. Sm 9tll entItono em lnutes Sra
d1cn Sic Mitglieoer Der Sofel
ihlclocrtcn Sic Seller SIT Spocn lno
III Shcrbcn.
Geseu fanabtide Sriideberscr.
Ottnipo, 25. Sloi. Sic NeAiez
rung erlieB ant 9pnncrstug einen Be
febl, Sem sllTolge es m0nlllid,en Se@
lpobnern in aonabu, int Sitter bon is
bi. IS Subrcn, unter IdlIuerer StrdTe
uerlofeu !piro, bu. 2uRo cblle cine
icbriftlite Grlaubuib Ser Seb0roe SIT
perlalien. afon mill bnburd) perhinz
bern. oab aonaoier, um oen1 0tiliz
tirbtenit 5u ent9ebe,1 Sic fanaotIbe
@rcnse iiberIhretten. Ser Sefebl trltt
am Sreitug IN Strait.
Ste cntid)luncuc Sd,uets.
Sern, iiber Goris, %. aHot. Ser
&u1neapriiiocnt Shulthcb illBerte Iid
0elterl1 III elmer Heoe, Sic er ullf oen1
&onpent Der ruOifalen 9en1pfruten
bielt, iibcr Sic frttiIc Iche mirtbIdnftlide
Suec, in lpelc1c Sic Sd)ipeis ourdl Den
gSeItfric9 eebrodlt noroen lit. sSn lelz
nc1 9lusfilbrlluoeu luie5 ser Erdltocnt
naruli bin, onB ser Girtritt Ser Ser.
Stunten in Sen &ricg Sic 9l6ihreioung
Ser Sebcusmittcleinfubr ppn Slmerita
Sur SpIee boben mag. uber ct 9ob Ser
SuperiihtIihen Sooffnung slusorud,
oob Sic Negierltne in &uibington sic
grl,tel,S ser Shlpei5 nidJt unmDglid)
mudlen lpiiroe.
,Sm lpeitercn &erloufe ieiner 9fehc
CAB scr Nrdlioeut 5l1 periteben, nob
Die Sdiueis lid) pllrh Den Sun9cr
uidt 6lpinseu luNen luirS. tire bis
hcrioc 6oltltng su dnrcru, nno Die
ounsc Station biuter oen1 Gutldlub
oes Slluoe3raths itcbt, oiellun6b1n9igz
felt uno 9teutrulitGt ser gtogcnpllenz
lduft su pertbeioigcu, lrenu oics notbz
ipcuo9 lucrbeu lpllte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-27
MuS Dem MuSlauoc.
Subcn mltHteu Saffa riimmen.


&openbnseu, 26. Wtai. Sic
Siiotihc 3unoidJau in 8erlin fat ans
Seruialem bic SeitItisung crbalten,
bal; s,uti ihen 5000 ,t1o 5000 jiibiid)c
Se,uubuer Der Staht Safin ppn ben
Siirfen sum &crlniIen Der Staht gc=
5iuungen ,ulrDcl.
Sinh il6cr u1tS erltau1tt.
Stufbul III, 26. Wtai. Sic Sill
rcr Der internatiunaleu Spstaliitenz
fonferelt5 briiftcn tbr Gritaune,t auS
i6er sic 9tadridt, bnE Staatslcfret1r
Gaming ben amertfantidcn Selcgater
bic GGiIe pcr,ueigert ba6c. Sic babcn
iebuh bcldjluiicu, nmf 6eitinmte 9tadl=
rtd,ten 5lt iuartcn.
slus HuElano.
Obeilu, 26. Wtoi. (l1eber 2onz
hou.) Tor oem 8ongrcb bon 5lpciz
b,mNcrt Selcsaten sic Ste rllliiihcn
StreitfrGfte an ser rluno1iihcu srout
bertreten. biclt ocrer Sberfonlmnnbiez
renoer. General Slderoatlhn. cine
Nnlprade, in Ser er inter dnoerem
folgenoes iagte:
u@dbreno ons 9Srin5ip eiues Ssrie>
bcns pbne Gebiet:crlpcrb lmo pbne
&riegsertlddSigl1ng auBcrorocrtlth
mproIild) lit, lolltc c: an nem 2auf oes
arieees bod nitts onoeru. G5 lit eill
Erirsip, bus bel ei1cr Srieoeusfonfez
re,15 pcrlpirfliht lueroc1 ruB, uidt
obcr nit Sen ISuffeu in oeu Sdollz
sen. @er Sen Srieocr lpirflid dufric]z
tie lpiinIdt, lollte uuf Sen Ste9 hinarz
bcitcu, belpnocrs Jest nud) ser gfcpplllz
tipn, oo ms Ser Sieg llnerldblid1 lit,
lpenu mir llnlere ncllerrun9ene Srctz
belt nidbt luieSer perlieren ippllen. Sen1
2unbe ornbt G;eiubr. SnBt lns ihnt
ste &enntnib oauuu pcrmitteIl1, bub
mir niemals 10 l1urt luoreu ipie lclltc,
lmo Ser Seil1S nicn1als 10 ld)luod.
sd la9e Gud) Sic @ubrbett 1llo
id) iprnere gud nui, cine friftige
Sffcnlipc 5u llnternebmell. Sus fann
obcr mn geid)ebel1, uenn Ser triegce
ride @ciit uno ltrenglte militarilde
Nissipliu interchangeable pcroen."
&rapp ,,&prwdrts".
@ppenbuseu II. piu Souoon, 90.
.V(ui. Scr 9erIiuer vTorludrt:"
ldreibt, fein Seutidler t6nne nod) oern
Sdrcden Dicicr Srei 9riegsiobre oorun
penfcn, Sen Srienen ourd Gin9eben
ouf @coinsuueen erfaufen SIT ppllen,
lpic lie in ser Ncoe Nes fronSDlnden
|remicr: Nibot Slrn slusorllf 9cfontz
men leicn. Sus lo5iuliitilte SIatt erz
tl1rt: Cher als bas, nlb Ser Sr1e9
npdu1ols orci Sabre nnlleru.
Sb @nslano iu mas tbuu t6nnte?
&opcnbngcu, II, 90. 9Wot. Sm
ncutlhcn Neid)s9eriht lit ctn NrnScb
ser 2ippelheu He9ierlln9 gegen Slre1
britiIdlc llntertbuueu Sl1 @unltcu Der
9etteren entld)ieceu lporocn. Slrei
guelducer, S6bue eines pcrItorbcnen
britilhcu Nnn1irals, purcn ppr Sab
r.n Hittcrsutsbeiiser int SetmpIold)cu
oeluorpen, llno bel slbIc9un9 oes
|9cbnseioes hottelt tic geldluoren ~oent
;Siiriten llnn fiirltlibcu Sul,oc lleheI
nod) beltcu &rdftcu ob5ltlrenocn llHo
lpcner in @prt nod Sbat 9c9en be1oer
%prtbeil Sll hunoeln", ip1e Die llolld)e
Giocsiprmcl purlcbrelbt.
Sei Nllsbuld oes arie9cS trnten
beioc in bu: britiIr5e Seer ell, uno
Set Tiirit lrplltc sic Selebnlln9 nnr>
I'M aufbcbeu. Sus 9feid)S9erid)t ent@
ldico aber, ser Sebuscio Der Srcuc
~ SIS hcfnStt>t> lSl 1t.p
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-27
Sin QroBeS oenti@e8 Tlug5tnggei6ma6er
bombQroierte 9oper nno Toltitone.
Sic oeiterreid)er ia8en 9er Teino tonnte nirsenos
ourd)breden.
Sic @o,alenurer in stobolm no eran ber saatseiretr
yauIug's YaBuermeigerung.
Sn ,yranfreidb treten tic onf ber Steac.

er beld outonor Gugano St orb belc GpIer
Ginber, ge0bnlidl Sic zn3oIn in Sod6olr crIont
Sd]euc1 onlerionil1en ocnOIc1 idcr t
93uIIhcr Genera iprih incu Sobotcn Iir mieu e9c
oOcr pr ~%orrGrt5" mil lber Sabre
fGmpfen on5oiide Seoi9ugcn on9enonn lebeu Geut
ids Hcidsgcrdt nteibet 5u9unen pcicr eu0ier Geeuc
IN oouoon 5erbrudcn lie bctih @or3eon
leiue GrUdebcrgcr NIT Ifncren 5troIcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-27

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