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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
8ab etsfrifs
i'm CHINA p.ruriafi. med aabint
biplomatii6e gsaiebunsen nit
Deutidlanb abbrs9sn min.

netting. China. 4. Mdrs. =
Das aabinst Eat am Sonntns be-
fdblofTen NIT ben Der. Gtaaten s.s
meinfameSahe 3u MAIDEN unb bic b.
plomatiffxn Be,isbuneen nit Deutfh.
lamb absubrshen. Oieie gnhhsis
bung purbs bem prdiibentsn uutsr.
brtitst. Der iib psiserte bic gnts
I4lisbune bss aabtntts sut5uheiben,
nit bsm 9emsrten, bab ibm aIletn bic
Waft 5uitinbe biplomatifhe ge5ies
tunsen absubreden. prsmisrmintiter
suan gbi.Jui Isgts barauibtn uuDers
5iigIih itin amt ni,bsr unb rsifte
ua9 3ien Siin ab, besleitst BON
Derf9iebensn nnbersn Tsiiglisb.rn bes
aabinets.
Ulan eripartet, baB bas ssTammts
9abinst refsnirtn ipirb.
Jn einer amtlihen GrflGruns. bic
aus bem 9urtnu bes prGfibent.n fam,
bieb es. bab Der Bru9 sipif4en bem
prtmier unb bem prdiibenten mebr
bur6 perf6nlide WeiminssDerfd
bsiisn nls burh bic ausfpdrtipe pos
It'll peruria&t tporben fsi. prdFbent
2i Dunn Suns bat btreiis einsn Der
trauensmann nu6 SlsH Siin stfdnbt.
ber ben premierminiiter .5ur Riidtebr
nah pefing beipeaen fon.
Die bireste llrfade gum @ru& BIZ.
bae. fpie Der prGfibent erfldrt, Der
iimRnnb, bab BEN 6ineiii&en De,
tnnbfcn In 9otio cine Depfhe ges
fnnbt iporbsn mar, In ipeI6em be-
itimmt srlldrt ipurbs. bdB Gbino bic
biplomatifGen ge3iefnngen nit
Dsatl&laRb abbn@sn NH antsg o..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05

Gin ridtiger acrI bleibt imuer
jung. 0a mar Der 2onorpebrbaitpt.
mann Soridpie. Elm fiini5igidbriger
SSuneaeieae, Der nabn Ii6 beim aus.
bruh bes arieges ifneQ nod cine
3mdnSigi1briee. gtoh Der Sriegs-
tranrno meinte er ihnerrtiitbig 6u
einem 9efunnten:
@eun mir Der arieg ntdlt gar 81
ldnqe oauert - oenn mas Ioa i'd
na6ber nit elmer aIteu 5rm onfan-
gen2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
9eutiAes 9beater.
RoGert Sonnenbers als slmerifaieppl
'tercitct ben geinferu eiuen
fioelen abeuo.

Der iugenblide &oniter uulerer
bsutiteu 8iibne 5err Robert SOns
nen6srg bate ii4 bic 9ausrntomObie
Der Qmerifaisppl" aIs gsnsfi3 err
foEn unb Bel Der eeitrisen auffiibs
runa br0bnten bic 2aafalpen nur 10
aus bsm 3ui6mlsrraum auf bic Bib
ne. Gum Gliid fnb berartise Sals
ben nitt t0btli6, tpeb.r fir ben, Der
iis absi6t, nod fir ben, Der iis ents
feH.lt. 9ie poiie II; bd9nebii6eniter
4rt, pirtte aber als Elm ipabrer Sors
senber'6su9er; man 0srgaB iibsr fie
bic sbsusruns. bic EMANCIPATION bes
9rdiibent.n unb feirs 9robitcnIiebe,
fonbern ssnoB sin8ig unb ollein ben
luItiesn Qbenb unb ben iiberipru'
belnben Sumor bes gsrefisiantsn.
Das Stiid fiibrt uns IN bic Stube
beg gabenbofsrbuusr 0. 3ums
merebl.) Der bat eir luitiass 2.bsn
s.fibrt unb feire ean3e Dirtbi6oft
bertrun.en. Stir SSrsunb, Der ams'
ritafsppl (Robert Sornenb.rs) begleis
let ben leitfiinrig.u gauern auf al
len f.insn 8ummelfabrteN. Der
gabenbofer bat bnIb ausgeuirtbi6af'
tell" fliiitert man ii3 iiberaI gu.
9abenboefer srbGlt bic Rahriht, bag
iein Sreunb Der gerampisrbnuer
(gittor Weu.ner Jabricius) unb ieis
ne 5otter afra GRoTel iyrsp) gum Be
iufl ionrmsu. Die beiben gau.rn
botten einmaI in einsr fr0hliteu
Stimmuna ausesmafd, bab lire aius
Der iif beirat6en foflen. ge.smoier
ailt ols reifer Bauer rnb penn bic
Seirai6 suitonSs tommt, piro Der
9obenbpF tpisbsr in bic S6he tom'
men. g.rsnoisr barf absr nift er.
fabren. tpie es ur Der amerituieppl
ite6t. nun begirnt Der ameritaIeppl
feline Rolle su ipisIen. er mar nit
bem G6lierfeerr gdutrnthsutsr in
9fmerita 'unb min iebt bspsiTsH, Sob
sr bi. Sdauipi,Istsi nod uitt 0sr'
lernt bat.
Seppl pertlsibst ii9 aIs Barbara
(6elene guerser), bes 8aBsHbolers
Sdpeiier. Did. ieI5ft fpirb bur6 cine
Gin fir einiss 5age pom Sofe Tort.
selodt, benn fie piiroe ben S5ptnosl
nibt bulben. Zone (Ridarb 2eul8),
bes gabsnbof.rs 5cbn, pebrt f9
audi sesen bic gsididte. pirb abr
anbern Sinnes oIs er bic biblte
Mira fiebt unb iit alei6 in ie psr'
Iiebt Der 2lmtri!aIsppl ipisIt ieine
Rcae 10 gut, bab Der gersmoIer ND
in Jpn perlisbt uno ibm sinen 6sis
ratbsantrdo mntt. S4lisBli6 tpmmt
aber bic pirtlits Barbara 5uriid uHo
Geppl mub feline 9eoerbcien pisbtr
ansiebe. Der gsrgmofer erfdbrt nun,
pie es Inn ben gaseEbpf itsbt uno
psrlpeigert ieine Girfpillisuns gu o'r
Ssiratb. slber aud 9absnhoFer ents
Seft, bab es nit 9ersmoiers Reihs
ibum niats III. Die 6eiben bdben iit
aeaenieitia etrpos porgefIuntert. Die
Rettuna bringt Der Staat. Die nsus
Giienbnbu muB our9 gutenlDfers
Gruilbitiid burtiahren. Gin brillun'
fer gsrtauf Isiuss oofss an bic Re'
eieruns ma6t ibn 'uieoer gum reit,en
Mann unb tie aiHber psrbsn ein
gliidlib paar.
Tas pubIitum bate feline unbdns
eiss }reune on Der tollen Sanbluno,
in beren weittelpuntt unablifiis Der
9lmeritaisppl itsbt. oerr Spuucnberg
aab bic Rclle gum Sbreien Gr mar
einfa6 pom iiberudliiseuber Spm!t
unD. sinsrlei. ME bid sr auftrus, itets
entfeielts er neus 2ahialpen. Sos
Soaus lpar out teiuht urn Der genes
fi3iant srbielt aud auf anbers Weife
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ltnfaa.

= Der 72idbrige G6. Rpbcris,
1850 Mcainleb Roab. fiel sstern
2lbenb auf benz eis6ebedten 5rottpir
an Der 8. unb @lenpap apenue 10 itrs
gIiitlia. bab er etren Siiftenbru9 er'
lit unb burd patroIauto gto. 5 nab
BEN StaotbOIpital gsbra9t iperben
mubt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
Epfer bcr tSiIeubabu.

Der 65jdbrige Sitter Wlortiu Sas
nis5epgtiy 1927 @eIt 6. Strube, pars
be aeitern iriib auf ieinem 9eimpea
bon Der 5lstihmann'Idsn DeitiIcrir,
mo er ndbrenb Der ga6t beiadftiet
mar, in Der RdR bes y. unb .. Wu'
Iaineubauies, in SebdmspiIls, bon els
ner Rangier aotOmOtiDe sstruffen uno
berart psrlsBt, oaB er balb buroui
iiarb. Coroner Sr. Bauer beiidtigte
bic 9ei6e unb erlaubte, bab oieielbe
nab Der Wobnuns Oes @erungIiidteu
esbrd9t tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
Semer.

- Quf Biz iebt un6etannte Deif.
brad in Rem StdlIgsbduoe beg Mis
6asI Setbert, 1886 Sit Sront Strabs,
Elm Jeuer aus, Bel benz Elm Pfero ums
fam unb ein 9eiammtidaosn BON sts
Da $500 anserihtet pur0e ,ebe Die
5lammen geI6idt psrben tonnten.
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1heaterpublitum tebt. Gr bats per-
biert.
ytd6ften Spnntag tpnlmt S4ntBs
lers S6aufpiel .aiebelsi" unb Der
8lumentbarf9e girrttsr .atbu Seto"
3ur 2luffiihrung. Gs tpirb auf itarten
geIu9 BON Seiten bes 2itterariife'
Rlu6s gereanet, benn in feiner Wlitfs
purbe bor einieer 8eit Der Wuni9
mad, einem SHniblerdbenb laut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
Ele DemtidDcu
@dnmtsn aus ftraiegiffm Grilnb.n
i9rs Stellursen in Der @eaenb o.r'
2tncre unb CONNIE.
ensldnSer iiben nun in. .ssridpTensn
Sielungen i'm tiefen Woruft.
Wdbrsnb Die neuen Gisllunssn Der
Deutfhen ii6 uuf feItem 9Obsn
6efinben.

Berlin, i. gidr3. arf orabtlos
fem Msae nndSaboilIe, 4.WGrs. Die
beutit,,n Stellunssn, bic in Der Sc.
genD berg(ntre IL. berSomme asrdumt
ipuroeH, tparen oemOiirte Stelunasn,
bic abiih.lid aus itraiesiifen Grin.
ben ipdfreno Der 5ipeitsn 5dlite beg
sebruur serdumi ipurben," Ifreibt
Der .militdriide gadmnnh Der llebers
lee Ra6rihten ggsniur. Durt)
bic nsusn pOiitiOnsH teiinSsn fit
Hanmebr, Dis er iast, bic 0eutiden
auf feitem goosH, udbrsns bi. Gng.
Idnbsr I'M tisfsn S9lamm In ben
ancre Siimpfsn iibeu unb 6ei Der
errittuns i9rsr etsllungen benz Sc.
idiisfeut Der DsutTdtn ausssisst
iino, Don oeren 4riiqsrie bas ass
iammts gsrdumts gebist beberrf6t
pirb.
Ods 3uriidJieben Der ainisn ipurbs.
ipie Der WilitdrFa6mann Der llsbers
lee Nadriften Igentur periidert,
unbsmsrtt bonn geinbs unr obns jebs
VerluIis pOreenommen. Shnuhe
Radbuisn Der 9sutiden masiirt.n bic
geDegungen uno bislten 1agelaHs bic
ensldnber auf. bic iid nur NIT Der al.
Iersr0btsn 9oriidt puripastsn.
Ddbrsnb al bieier Qa4butsefs4ts,
haben bic beutiden Radbuten ben
Gnsldnbern Idtpere 9erluite beige
bra6t.
9lus ben erairiisen WorGiten. in
uelde bas @ebi.i in Der Gesenb Der
9tncre burd S4nes. Ressn unb bic
gefdofs peripaHbelt porben lit. bas
ben bic 9euti6en ii9 MIN auf fsiten
8oben suriidse3osen, pdbrenb bic
Gnsldnber in moraiiisen aratern lies
gen unb ii6 in Der ben,bar unsiinitis
gen Gage befinben. Die aufs.s.benen
bcutf4en Sdiibsnsrdben uno llnisrs
itanbe iTno In ben 5riimmsrbaufsn
taum msbr tenntli4 uno ole 9runs
nen IN Der gessno iinb Dsri6iittet
uorosn. pdbrenb bic 2anbftraben nur
nod auf ben 2anbiarten eriitirsn.
Sn bisiem Norait iinb nun
bic Gusldnber alien llnbilbtH
ber Wittsrung uno bem Seuis
f4en Jensr ausssiebt. aIs @orbereia
tunssn. peld|e isiteus Der Gnsldnbsr
porbsr setrOffen porb.u parsn, fino
nunmsbr 5ipedlos seiporbsn unb iie
miifsn iest nit ifpersn Spfern ibre
nsusn SteGunsen berri6ten, beitn bic
otuti4eH gatterisfiihrer tenren iebe
sinsslne STEELE in Der san3en @esenb.
Die artilIerie ber gnsldnber lam
niir NIT Der alIsrsr0bten Waiibs na4
borne gebra6t perben unb bieisr
transport III nutiirIi9 nit fdtperen
@erlufen Derbunben. pGbrenb bic
0euti6en fib iebt IN iideren. idon
felt 2angem por6ereite.sn StsIIunsen
bsiinbeu unb Der ansrifis barren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
3iuei Ztunbem
Naridirtsn bic 5rauenre4tIerinnsH
i'm itromenben Rssen I'm Oas
Weibe Saas.

Wa afbinstoH, .. g., 4. Wtdr5.
Die Hampasne Der itummen SGilo'
maiden Der .milben ltreitbaren Jrans
enrs9tIsriHnen" Dor BEN Weibsn 5aus
ie errei9te an Sonntas ibren stllmdr
bur9 einen llmsus. tpdbrerEb beflsn
5pei polle Stunoen lang 500 Granen
i'm tromenbsn Resen i'm 9dnienari4
I'm bas Weib. 9aus berummari6ira
ten, fpdhrenb feds ibrer Giibrerinnen
Dor elmer peridlcheHen Gittertbiir
itanbsn uHb iia Osrsebli9 berniibtsn,
eine llntsrrtSung NIT bem prdiloens
ten Willon ober tpsnisitens nit einen
isiner Setretdre gu erlanseH. Sic
mubien iih bdmii bseniisen, iib nit
einsm 9oIiseiierssantsn 5u uuterbaIs
ten, Der ibnsn turS uRb biinbis nit
tbeilte, bab bas Weibe 9aus fir ben
Sag gei9lohen Iei.
Die IiibreriH bes Warf9ss mar
giba Winbolanb, bic Sdneitsr Der
tiirSli6 peritorbeuen sJrauenrebtlerin
.Snes Milbolanb goiiiepain unb bins
ter ibr tpuroe Elm Banner aetrassn nit
ben Morteu: rWir periansen cine
aEerbiruns Der gunbesperfafiung,
bur6 tpel4e bic JraueH bds Siimms
redt erbalien."
Die GIteite sbsiInebmerin on bem
Wari8 mar, tpie perii9ert ipurbs, SO
Sabre alt unb bic iiinsIte fiinf Sabre.
gs befanben ii9 aud 5tpei WlGmer
unter ben Wari6irenben, Der cine bes
sleitete feline Satin uirb bislt eiusn
Hsseni6irm iiter iie, pdbrsnb Der am
bere zines Der Banner fir einig.
Sruuen trug, bic FMiebli6 ni9t msbr
nit tonnten.
Sbut neb.
Baltimore, 4. Ta1rs. - Gin.
bunbert .Wailorbsr" Gpirituoienses
iddfie iinb BON Der .tno6entroden4
9lnuisl betroifen iporbtn, bic prdiis
bent Wilion am Gonntna untsrssihs
net BAT. Rsun3ia prpseni bisier Syirs
men fisb.lten In ben leBten Sabren
aus @iraini.n unb ben beibsn garos
linas hierbsr iiber. Diefe Staot
mar iflieblih gum Saurtauartisr fir
ben spirituOi.npsrianbt nah benz
Siiben aeporbsn. Wie bic GrpreBs
aefsafdaft srildrt, bic ben 20tpsnans
tbeil bes @srfanhts befpret, gehsn
p06entlih BON bier iibsr 10000 Gals
lon.n @his,.b IN Nuartflai9en nan
Sem Siibsn.
@raufiser Fob.
2aniina. Wsid., A. WsGr5. -
;srau amslin ban Gpps. 80 Sabre
alt unb ibre beiben ainber Der ie6ss
iG6riae epsrstt unb Der brei Monate
alte Wilbur ,amsn ON Sonntag Mors
gen 5u frifher Stunbs BEL einem 5eue.
um's 9eben. bur6 psl6es ihr' Wobns
baus einsedf6ert tpurbe. Wilbur pan
gpps f., Der Gatts unb Batter trug
ihlpere BranbpiInben babon, nIs er
perfudie fsine Samilis gu rsiten. &c
mar fir bns ftuer perantiportlid.
bsrn sr berfudts In Der aiite sin
6erbfeusr NIT getroleum an5nfahsH
unb beruriahte cine Grploiion.
grb.beben.
Rnprpille. 5snn.. a. Mdr5. II
syn Rnorpille ipurbs am Spnntds
glbenb bas slpsits grbbeben innerbalb
elmer Wo4e perfpiirt. 6dufer ses
ristben ms Wanteu, aber q tpirb:l |
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&urlhen: ,@eIdeS 2luge fonuen
Sic eieertlid] berarsuebUen, Serr
9ereeuer2"
sd - Elm 9luge bera1Isnebmen2"
,,No ia, Whtter iagte ooh geitern,
Sic bdtten elm gIuge altt uniere Gle
Seiporiea2"
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JpiiIen 8tbinsungen iih bsr Gnisnts
anidlisbsn piir6s. Der prdiibsnt
Deriagts oieism 2fblommen ieine 5us
itirlnlung, oa hiersu nur bas parlas
tnent Dns Redt fat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05

iein erniflifxr GGaben anssridtet.
Die gridiittsrung bssann um fieben
Minuten nad fsds llbr unb pabrte
mebrers Setunben.
@efentert.
Rorfolf, ga, A. Wtdr5.
2aut ssunfenfprud pirb senelbet,
bab bas Rsttungsboot, Deldes benz
in Der Rdhe bon Ocean Gitb Marpe
lanb asftraneeteil santbampfer r2ous
fiana" su 6ilfe gefaHbt fpOrben. se>
tentsrt 1T. Reun Mann ter Rettunsss
mannfdaft follsn ertrunten fein.
.GpfftfuaSSer
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Der sr5bers Sbeil uuierer Sorseu
beitebt aus iOl4eH. bic mir uns mas
4u.
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Grbbtbtn.

Rnprpills, 5sun., 4. Mdr3. -
sSn Rnorpille fpurbe am Spnntas'
glbenb bas sipsits erbbeben innerbalb
elmer @o6e peripiirt. Sdufer ses
ristben ms Wanieu, aber q paro:.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24
PLATOTLE PLATITUDES
Knitting


knitting IS lete innovation In pa
triotic insanity that has landed on
femlnlnism In the place where equal
suffrage was ogce accustomed TO
abide, and acast-on two. purl one" is
the national sloga "a all the way from
seattle to Grandma
The crazy had ita origin in the sock
department of Russia when that be-
~hiskered, ehamelionic nation got lie
frst attack Of cold feet and since
that time it has spread to all parts
81 the geography and anatomy until
al the present every endearing young
charm from sub-deb to the fve-and-
ten is manipulating the needles at all
hours except those blissfui ONES when
she hes both arms fun of khaki and
can't
Father has 10 stay at home at
nights now so that mother and all
four daughters can wind wool in him
and still he hasn't one sock with a.
whole foot hl IT, There is a move
meut now 70 estB blish training cam pa
! for girls to teach them enough about
knitting SO that they can tell wheth
en- they are doing sweater or a
pair Of zuapeuders without having to
summon a grand Jury at Red Cross
headquarters when the finished article
ia turned in
The American soldier ia the
trenches uses his sweater as oamou-
1aRe because when eucased to the
average knitting class product the
Boehc ON the other side can't tell
neither hv Is having delirtum tire
/ mrns oi lust O. plain nightmare and
accustomed as he is to hlood-eud
\ Ting atrocities. stands rooted 10 the
epot counterpart AZ the mythioetcai
( D#nhur The OH retailers have taken
/ adtants ee of the ereat demand for
Wool and ID congress does not resu
late th@ price the poor dears viii
aertH'a', have % take a safety ra4ot
Go theH pena(r dusu Hut "cast-oft
tNo. Hul he bahN VIII just have
e. ere aUd tha Ned ~ chewing gum
Is etil sticking behind this dresser
roy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24
THE ENEMY WITHIN

The enemy never sleeps The can
Eeroua propaganda OF addition which
ho is g#r14ns on a1cnE~ ths patrl-
oetcaily weaa and inert element Of our
Citizenship shoaId he promptly coua-
tered hv loyal citizens with an aR-
rree@iyo awakening campaign. nation
"tde ~ us saone
Tho German s}3les are SO fortunate
AZ to have 81 great army Of their loyal
subjects scattered throughout our
country coming }a Intimate and con-
etant contact with vast number Of
-rr7r1aeH citizens. among whom
especially the naturalized element
theE have more or less influence
Through these iunumerabJe points
81 eontaet with millions Of our peo-
ule en enemy is carrying on its
campaign to auenate and corrupt a..
legia~ea f. the American cause in the
present var
Americans would like TO feel Thar
THESE lien euemfee--numberin over
5.epN t0H at the last census. and
among whom here are now about
400 heH male adults-ara AN obscrv-
ms the ayea ana the prophecies nm
der present conditions. This means
that while enjoying our hospitality
and the protection OF our rag they
shalt Hot pHly obey our laws bu9 re-
IRE In durns taa war from insulting
The loyaIt. ~ 4uy American citizen
ny expressive pre- German or anti
American sentiments 1o him or ia his
hearing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24

crewe va December ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24
WHAT GERMANY VICTORY WOULD MEAN

ards which nsa deemed SO we'll estaa-
3tzaed that # aaa Thought uaneces-
=ars 70 sot up amy international aErea E
nen,s 70 asfcTuafd thom II eould
mean Fastening upon man2tnd. 10 flu
ture vars. terrorism ARD tie barbar-
our practices Of me earliest times.
Furnishing mercHesslg the non-eom-
Blatant and 80 defeating the healthy
tendency 10 condne The eoadlct 20 tbe
armed forces Of the heHiEerants -da-
lsborato murder Of helpless thousands
"a seoore minor miatar advantage.
TO stop short Of throwing the Ger
nans back out Of conquered tarritory
,rould mean German triumph th'
source ~ untol9 future disaster u
would render Impossible for years q
cone an effective league ~ nations &
discourage future wars Armameuu
would know no lirait and the Unite,
States you'd - corn e}le1 50 enteI
-ibe race ia mssg T. sefead not anE
the afo~ros roctrine but the very ex
aeeeuea o. shs nation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24

- contributed editorial by Theo-
6ees MarouTs3
In rruss1as cheap and profitable
wsrs Il ths past tics the explanation
~ The present r1nrdero1- assault or
n. geaae e. he world In letting
GERMANY see thsa Frasslanism ear
also bring overv helnlos disaster Sc
to he found the only remedy
The Germans havs aeen paradigE
taetr "rlH 20 victory They forget
hat white human win has done much
10 shape human hi7tors IN erder TO
snoceed in a great world-cause it rnus'
80 close beside he VIII Of 9oh. THE
struggle IS = elesr-eut MAST between
wrong IN fta most hlaeous and uni-
rersaj forms and right most unanes-
.4eus6
suceess for h> German cause
woula mean the triumph Of a con
soaoua policy Of had saith---dlsreeart
. ~ sos sr9u obligations n a peufrg5izst
rate ~ sns rules r. var formall1
vrb~cr4bes to. ana OF ths human stand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-24

New Work. December Is Jack Gu
feY tadaY wired tu Mike Collins the
manRGer ~ Fred iuttoa q withdrawal
at Ma amer &c 81 eae as tNultan's share
fer mAteh 81 tweuty rounda or more
~tth jesse WtiiArd FOR tire heaVywe
t&ttH Eurley Ar the same time opened
ue Ndf la tiUna bY wire WIN pomtntck
F0rtorteh, the News orleans promoter.
fer an early match II twenty rounds
between Carr Morris and FTss Fulton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26
MRS. HAROLD WHITING BURNSIDE.
Formerly Miss Enid Holden.

Gloss is assistant to the counselor Of the
State Department. Mr.. Frank L. Polk
Miss Mary s. Lawrence has gone to
! Spring Lake. n. j., to remain until the
autumn. Miss Lawrence has leased her
| house in Kalorama road to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert L. Montgomery Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Ambrose swasey Of Cleveland is
the guest OF DR.. Gerry Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin N. Jenkins an
daughter. Esther Lois. to Mr.. Oscar
/, Keller Of New Haven. Conn. Tho date
OF the wedding will be announced
| later.
Mr.. J. ]. Moore of Norfolk, Va, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ellis
c. johnson. wife Of the solicitor Of In
ternal revenue, Loft for his homo Sun
day.
The Swiss minister and Nine Ritter
left today for New York, where they
will attend the farewell banquet given
them by the Swiss colony Of New York
tonight at the Hotel Astor. The min
lister will return here in a day or two
to await the arrival of his successor
Nine. Ritter and her son will make Wis
its at Boston and around New York.
but will not return to Washington The
minister Will join her on Long Island
and they will sail about the second
week in July for Switzerland The min
listers new post is at The Hague.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stoddard of 1912
street northwest, accompanied by
their children, Miss Ruth and Joseph,
jr.. left today for their summer home.
Wonderwell. West Springfield, N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Ian.
sing will ente tain at reception al
10 o'clock this eS aning at the Pan-Amen-
can Union bull ling in honor of MT
bers of the Rus. IN commission. Both
the building and grounds will be uti-
LIKED. the latter being beautifully H.
Illuminated and the reception will be
one of the most brilliant of the sea
son. Mr.. Bakhmetieff and other mem
bers of the commission will receive With
the Secretary and Mrs Lansing.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will be hosts at dinner this
evening to the Italian and Belgian mis-
sions. the party later attending the
reception given by the Secretary OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26
$500 and $3.50
Pretty Waists
At $1.67Ea.

A good assortment OF Waists
made of the most excellent
quality organizes and voiles.
Some are plain tailored, trim
med with tucks.
Others are finished with large
collars and trimmed with
lace.
Still others are shown with
lace insertions and embrol-
deries used in the most ct
fective manners.
And there are few in frill eff
fects.
Sizes from Sc to 46.
End Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall will
close their home in Wyoming avenue
Friday and go to their place at
Truckers gap, near Bluemont, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Mrs. James Vaudeville Carlisle has gone
to New London, Conn. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle have leased their
house, Greyholm. to Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Auchincloss of New York Mr. Auchin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing Enter
tanning at Brilliant Reception
for Russian Commission.
French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand Dining Belgian Mis-
sion Tonight

The President and Mrs. Wilson attend
ed keith's Theater last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Miss Lorraine Allen Of New York. who
was introduced to society last winter and
was one OF the first Of the seasons debut
tantes to have her engagement announc-
ed. will be married on August Is in 81.
Peters Church. Morristown, N. j. Her
fiance Is Allan McDougall, son OF Mrs.
Allan McDougall Of New York The cere-
mony will be followed by a reception at
the country home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall Allen, at Norris
town.
Miss Allen was one OF three out of town
debutantes for whom Mr.. and Mrs Edison
Bradley gave one of the smartest dinner
dances Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Mrs. John 4. Larner. accompanied by
Miss Larner and her younger daughters
will leave Washington tomorrow for their
summer home at Mif1n, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Mra r. T. Porcher. who 10 visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Delos Blodgett and
Mrn. Charles Graves Matthew'S enter
tanned at a young peoples dinner last
evening at Dover house Mise Helen
Rlodgett and Miss Maize Porcher were
among the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

Mrs. Reeve Lewis. accompanied by her
| young son. Reeve Lewis. jr, will leave to-
morrow for Bass Rocks. Mass, where thar
viii spend the summer,
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30cieeX,

Mass. where she has taken place for the
summer. Yandes Wheeler. her young son,
who accompanied. her will continue to the
Belgrade lakes. Me-. where he will camp
for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-26

The italian ambassador and Countess
al Cellere returned to washington yes
tardav from New York. where they
h,,a been several days with the Ital-
| ian commission.