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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-23
eessat fentaittee
ssbte am 5rsitas BITE 8ernebmung
BON paitor 9. @. BON gOiie,
benz prdfbenten bes D.sa,
RatioHd!bunbs, fort.

80 afbinetou, %. MGr5. Die
SHooiiiruns Don G9arles 6. 5usbss
iiir bic prdfbentiddft Durd ben gielu
gorter 3peigperbpno bes Deutifs
ameritaniidKn Rationafbunoss ere
Ipigte in BEN Glaubem, bab ,,er ipillis
ser iein fuiirbe, nui bic Deutidsames
ritanet au b6ru, afs itin gegnsr".
90 Iaste am 5reitas pafior q. u.
DON 9oFe, Der grdfibent bes Deutit,s
NmeriianiIden Rationalbunbes, Dor
oem Genatsfomnittse aus.
Pairor Don 8oHe ertIGrte, bab Der
qrdiibent oes Rsn gcrfer 3tnsigpers
banbs pieies als Grunb ansa6, aIs
Dr. 6. 3. Ssrnmer, ber pormaIise
grdiibent oes guHbes, 5n srfabren
perfu9ts, iparum .r 9usbes iIHters
iiiise. Gr. Ssramer, iaste ber 3euee.
bobe b.ri Ttp gorter 3peisperbano
gorfteIunstn bdriiber gema1t, oab er
ii6 IN bic politit eiumiide.
So Durpsn an Jreitas 4rtissl, bf
rem 0erfaiIer Paftor bon Boft n,
rom Genafcr Ring in bos BrototoG
fineineeleien. Jn sinem Der artifst
teiBi es, .bdb tpenn 9eutiblahb BIZ
fitst ipiirbe, Die bette Der msnf6Iidsn
Rafen perIoren iein piirbe.- qDaftor
Don 9ofie faste, bob sr jet biefsu
auserud nicbt ssbraudeu ipiirb., uub
fiigie binsu, bab Denn er sstpubt bdts
re, bab feline asuberunsen je In grags
se5osen fperben tuiirben, er MID. dies
oas sefast baben rpiirbe. mas q sefast
babe.
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0eFurbeu
III gldipr Moraht, Der bttannts
beutI6e MilitGrtritiisr.

Qonbon %. Mdr3. Der Sor
hes WaiOrs Mtorabi, oss langjabrl'
gen militarfi9en Witarbeiters bes
,grlinsr 3ageblatts", rpirb in einer
DepeIde Der Central 9eps, bic aus
slmiteroam .ingttruffen III, ssmeloet
Seit Sabren mar Nlajor Wordhl
elmer Der am meiiten citirten beutfdeu
WiIttdrf6riftfteasr. OT9on et tn
ieiHcm Gefi6tspuutt abiOlut beutidl
mar, 70 bebtente er irh einss melt
aemabiatereu Zones dIs bic 5es'
f6reikr Don Der Sorte bes e,ras
len Don Repenaoip nno er mar aud
pertiaer oeneigt, ola drbere beutid,e
UailitGrfriiiter ben Weifaneen oes
Yropcsanba 9ureaus beg ariegsmts
niiieriums Su folsen. CT 5oserie nift
mituntsr auh Der 3bdtisteit Der Iuts
irten 9lnsrtsnnung Su 5ollen. Jrl
Sabre 1916 eing Ct Dpm r3aeeblatt
on bic .DsutIde 1ases5eituns" iiber.
slls .r cine lieberfhi fiber bas erite
arisssiabr fir bic afToeiirte prsils
ptrfabte, iagie er ben Serial oes
ritiilifen Seerss poraiis.
. aa.on BON ben Seatf1en
befebt.
2onbon, %. Mdr5.-Die Deuts
fbeH boben bic @tabt StatoD, an
Der WtiinbunS bes 9nieper, Al Neis
len uorbofIi9 bon ObeHa selesen,
tfeBt, tpie Der Reiier Sorrefponoent
in ct. Petersburg melbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-23
Setpiaist
9at Der Rsi6stas ben neusn bsutf6err
4riesstrebit.

4mferbam, %. NGra. - Der
oruti6e Sriesstr.oit Don 10000, ,0o0,s
900 Wart 1T i'm Rei6stas enbli4ans
senemmeH tDorDsn. Die unabbGngisen
Soaia!bemotratsn tparsn basegen.
eDuarb 8ernitein, zines bsr Nit
sIieoer Der RinOritdi, srtlGrts, bab
feline 6ruppe Opponire, fpeiI Der yries
oenspertrag nit Rublanb es uum1ss
LID made, freunOfdaftli9e 9e5i.bune
gen 81 bem Ganbe au untsrboIten. gr
fiiste binsu, bab bic bsutf9e goliiit
8oIer, Belsien unb RumGHtsn aesens
iiber i'm @esenfab au bem prin3ip Der
SeIbftbeftimmung itiinbe.
Nsuss fpaHif9es Rabinct.
Mabrib, %. WGra.--Sem pors
malissn g}rsmierminiftsr 9intpnio
Woura III es gelunsen, elm Rabinst
sa bilben. bas bemisnisea bes Rar-
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ten ben AeiBipaiIer -2lpparnt I'M msr.
TIE bon $3.50, iDornuf iie fdmmfii9s
81pftr, unb MeHins< <0<fidnbi6silt
bssfel5en dls Yeute mitnobmen
- Gin etpa 35idbriscssRd b,r
ieiHen Rdmen als Georgt Sfubx an.
CAB, tom seitern 0ormittas IN oell
aaben Der Ben. SHneiber JsipeIrs
Co., 1411 gine StrdBe, iauite siH
grinbanb ~fifr $22, gab bafiir einen
Ghed iiber $25 in 3ablilns unb <nts
fsrnte iih, na6bem er 20 berausbc=
tommen battle, nit BEN 4rmbana.
Spdter fanb bic syirma aus, bab Der
Gbed ipertblos mar unb melbete bies
seItern Ibenb Der poli3ei.
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brsiislid ibrsr gGibsriionbsiroft iin@
ieriporftn. nm feifsuitsnsn, Of fe ben
Beaimmhnssn Der Rs9ierumgsfoHs
trniit entIprs6en. Dieie priifunssn
bsFebeH BARN, bob bic DeHtiIe einsm
6c6tn DriG wdbrenb eines 3eit<
raums pon etfpa feds Stunben oiiss
sefsbt iDsybsn. 5n ber aniiase ipirb
bebduptet. bab bic anseflogteu i'm
Gebeimen yumpsn an ben WeHtileH
teibrohten, poOurd bic glafpriifuns
binfdlIia tputbe.
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Grpurt' '0erbot
Jiir SO DerfdfeSsne arttseI erIdffen,
am S&iffsraum fir 1ruppen
uno WuniiiOu ,i sapiunen.

70 afbiHston, %. Tldr3. =
0i. erfte 2iie Don Saten, berer
GiHfubr IN DieIes 2anb perboter
fDiro, um aonuass fir bic gortfiib,
runs oes 2rieles au iitern, inurb,
am Grettag pom 9Dor 9rape Boart
inter ben Bettimmuneen Der prDfla.
nation bts praito<nien pom IA
Wldr5 erlafien, bur6 pelde Der ee.
iammte SmporSpaabel Iiasniirt ,pur.
be.
0ur9 bas 1erboi Der einfubr BON
s.tuiFen Metallen, RohrungsmitieIn
uHo GurusartfeIn, bic enttpeber bier
i'm Sdnoe bsld,dfft perben t0nnen,
ober atrf bic nan ber5i5ten tam, um
Die Sdifie fit bic melt n5tbmer.n
ariegsEpede fr,i3umaGen, bofit bic
9et6roe pettere 1900 900 2onnen
Der Dlotte 3asufiigen, bic sruppen
uHb Wunitioa nod europa beiDrbert.
JnsgsIommt bnnbtii es ii6 i'm SO
artitel, obsr 2laHen Don ariiteln,
unb bies 2iftt umiabt nur bic aIler
unfpi6tisiieu 4riiieI, be5iislih beren
iebr serinss Ginfpro6s srboben iuurs
be. Gs ip,rben tpeii.rs aiiien ToIaen,
pOn bensn O.rfdiebens SntereHen bes
iroffen n.rosn unb bis1e aiifen tpers
ben erfi CUR @pr5ffentliduns gslons
gen, nadbem nit ben intsreifirien ges
i4dfts5p.iseu Rddfpru6e sstommen
tporben 1T.
Ole 9erfaftiiiie.
ibinston, %. Mdr5. Tic
am ssreiias oeroffertIidie 9erIirtliiie
ertbdlt 62 glmneu, onrtnfer Die bon
8tpei 2eiiter, bic i'm ssonpf geialen
fino nno bon tS, bic permibt ipcrben.
ssnfoIge bon aranfbeiten iiarben Is;
elmer iniolge eiHes llnfaas, einer
itarb infoIee Don @unbcn, neun iulir.
ben iftper uiio q leid,t peripunbet.
aaf Der WanIeb" finb .16
mann umeetpmmsH.
Wafbinston, %. MGr5. -
Dds Marirtbepnrtemeut gab am
Grtttas betnunt, bub IL peitete 2sute
Der gefasung oes serftDrten yWnn,
lep" irfplee ber Roatfion NIT einem
btitifhen ariessfdiH. bic fi6 am 19.
qlir5 eretUIste, unweiommen iinb.
Die 3aH Der llrsgeicmmsnsn jf.ist
bi,rbnrdI auf 16. 90 puroe f.rner
bab aud bic 3abI Der @ers
ItsieH lin 5ebn er5btr 1T, oIs seftsrH
mitettbetIt porbtn.
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4utsebeiben
Sat bds Sdustionlmittee bes @eidss
tags ben SrieoensDeriras nit
RublaH6.

amferbam, %. War3. =
Rad elmer lansen Debate bat am
0Onnsritos bas 9aupt!OHmittee bes
Heidsiaas ben brkoenspertras iopis
als9 ben 9anbslspertras nit Rubs
lano sutgebslben. Gs ipurSe cine
Refulutjon angsnommen, bic Resis
ruus ou3aseben, bat fis Garantieen
ir AnBEanb fir bertide finansieIIe
4nTpriide fiberi. als 9esenIeiiiuns
fir Elm sIsi9es gorseben Don Seiten
Oeutitjlarbs.
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9eutf4, siIber. ga m m.

| 0eutf4e GtIbers g q m m.
lung. lla ben beraeitissn bo6er
Starrb as Silberprsiies ad len
@eItmnrtt fir bic gciierung oci
beuiifNn Waiuia I'M '2luslanoe nub.
tm 81 MAIDEN, bat ii9 bos Rsi6s.
tnnfbirettoriam ensi6loFen. ben I'm
iauf bon Sil6triGhen burdy be Cob.
cntaufsftelIen unb @olbantaufs.
biIfsfteIien aufnebmen gu IaiFeh. JHr
SuberIndyn nller Ieingcbdlie IN eir
Ginbeitspreis bon 13 pfatnis Fiir bas
@rarim 6ilbermetaII feftseiebi. Den
ginlieferern BON SiIkrfadxn tpire
ieiteus Der @olSaniafsfislen Elm
tDnftlrift ousseftattetes 0ebentblati
bethlehem. .Sn Soirbura ipurben Dor
BEN arisse 72 Tart fir ods aiIo
gdrreniiIber sssobI!. wdbrsnb bss
arieses fties Ter Gil6erpreis bernri,
tob es fait rentobler gu ptrben ibisn.
bic besonntli1 (bti normalem grsis)
untertptrtbissm SifbcrfdkiSemiin,en
einDui6msi5en unb bas Sif6er su pers
iaufen. lin ioIhe &riesssefpinnt, bic
BEL einem Gilberpreis bon 200 Tlarf
unm0sIi6 tDerb.u, su psrbinbsrn, 1T
Elm 6O6fipreis fiir iyeinfiIber BON 175
Rart bas ailo fsitsefest iporSen.
@adtIdnge 3um etreif.
Miinden s. fSebriiar. Tus 3uiidnoigc
8ioiIgeriflt erIiet geeen ben g1efn.
nifer @intler, geboren Ju ysriem nni
6hieinIee, ais eiren fpcitern. iin
Sireif NetbeiIigten. einen Saftbefcbl.
gbirfler Bieit lih DOR Dem ariege I'M
Substance aiif iinb imterbielI aud
nah ietner HiIdfebr uad OeiltidIanS
nod ReIiebingen siun @uSlonoe Tdb
iibrigens bel Der Strrifbc,peging Die
MISUNDERSTANDING mitipieIten biiritc
oarmis berporachen bdb Del ieDem
Verbdfteten Sdriiiitfide gefirnocn
wirben, oeren gerfdiier Bfpeifcllcs elm
MMsldnber III. Sn benz Sdlriftiiiid
iuiro periud,t, aeaeu oie ad)ie ariegss
dnIetbe Stimmnng al nadyen ilnb bad
beutidp WoIf III berbcten. - Berlin,
8. fSebr. Der ,@oripdrts~ idreibt In
einem Seitnrtifel 1Wldiienitreif uno
Go3iaIoeinofrdtie" II a.: Ter @lnube,
bal, eS mogIid, lei, ben gegeripdrtigen
serteg bnrh efnen allaeneinen Bene.
ralitreif in alien 2Gn0ern jii beenopn
heyrEdt nidlt bel ben ilnabbansigeH
GogiaIben1ofruten, ionbern 1T 5ipeifeI.
los mrf Die DieI engeren areiie be.
idG6nft.
gper gum erTien wlale tutihiren
Ia 49, fn.tAfA.
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~eu SsH 'Tooe' QUWt FHuhs
t631.I.
- Senrp Gaines, ipeIder i'm @e'
id1fte Der @irs Srdnsfer 80. nieb,
rere eide %ebI itobI, pur5e i'm @il,
rtijipdlgerid)t ST. 30 3agen grbeits'
bdlis uno S25 Celebrate DerurtbeiIt.
Sorrn Gonorr, peidpr ipegen
angcbIider !Utitiflilo an Ger Grinor.
bitng pun 2orel g. @sdrbIcp BON apIc
perDdftet fpnrbe. tpirb heltc Dem
iSrieoensrid;tet @. g. Sfeeb in gtod.
ton uorgefiihri peroen.
- Goiintp Ilibitor 1abis reif,tc
geltern gegen Sic Goufttn.aoutiriildre
cine @lage elm, in pelt,e er lie Der
WiBahtlina bes @eridts beIdluloigt,
neil lie feine GeIoer fir Die 9eeuab.
id)abing BON gerpiiiem @ritpoeigen.
tblun IN Butler Gountp betpilligten,
mic lie pon @erid,t ON 20. Sttober
1917 angerpicier porbeu paren.
- Mihtcr @cooutii periirtbeiltc
bcn 16 Sabre aItcu Ireb. 0eaboum
ais anseblihen slniiibrer BON 30
S9sitngeus, tueIhe ssraftnaggons Der
@ia Sour 9am berGiibt baben ioaen,
3u llrtbeitimmtem gufentbalt in Der
SubuItrie' 'SdpuIe in 2ancaiter.
- Midter Sdrlan miro he1ite Wtor.
gen argiunerte fiir einen neuen grr.
seb i'm Sale Der t3, oes anirubrs
iduloi9 befltn6enen Wdnner entge.
Genebrner.
slnoreip 8reBle. elm Bionier
bon Samiiton, III Mt alter Don II
Sahren oil aItersidtpdbe geitorben.
gr hintcrldBi feline @ittpe. cineu
Sohn uno eine Softer.
- sym MIter ccn 80 SSdbren lpuroe
3eitctn sSrait Sreoeritt S5rotider iu
Ssnn ibrer Sotter, sSrau SIma aern.
III Siio Gobn 4penie, pom 1obr
1bgeruicu. Gle nirb iiberIeht Don a
s6brten, - GnfeIfinSern 4inb 5 Ilr.
,nfeln.
- Der neue Gcfretdr Ser Sanoels.
,ammer. Serr g. ~. Goodman, lit
yeiteru BON 8dibinetpn angefonunen.
81 !utro feline gfltften am 1. sIprif
ibernebunr.
,Sr6rletn Wargoretb @alirnetiter
pirS an Wortag rhah Der gltnoes.
abreiien, llm eine ibr ii5er.
ragene Steilung ort5itreten.
= Sm GroeeIf,oB bes Soutb |
stulgebdubes in WiioSIetopn tuuroe
eItcrn bic 2eid)e zines neuscbcrenen |
sinSes duigefuneen. sic tpeiit cine
5tidaurnSe i'm aopfe unb Der Sals |
PerfInaIe zines 8eriufes Der Strur.
nuf. Wlar bat feline stb-
lrrtg, iper Die Wtutter oeS Rtnbes fein |
nag.
- Sci Der Gtdtion Der 9. iino {.
3ohn tuuroe eeitcrn g9. 9. daIbert
\ betanbtem 3iiitort6e uno obne fet
EN- &iit aufgefrnoen SST Der poIi.
aiItufion erflarte er ipater, bab iif
\ ieinern Cute $40 beiunben bdtten.
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BraneYeien.

1ts gabaIiau essptaa gsnp-
xss GseI srsntns Co.. iss cf, r'p
gQt6sH Hpenue.
EeeHus. nie sun. Btenss NET 2sI
S.of go- Sptamers nue
Z ss Ysfsaesnrf prsstas "a. 1900
xssSasssesi srsStns g.. - ch
1ts G5IthIan NssrIstu ersstna
~ meeapf ers1iHe q O., $50 fasfi
Wic9pi6sr Gbenfis.
~. DtnsU1.Wnsfssutss,et etsn.
ina 60. teisn sssr). eibsrfs nhs eIum
1EsGsttsrs srssins g.. sii1
Genital slesnue.
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WtemiAenbaar
IirS bon Sen MiIit1rbeb5roeH I'M
GIiat fir Mebc5pede bcifIas. :
nabiHt.

Germ ,waittireb 20. Ndrs. Gic
Seutiden a)iilitdrbeboroen beidAag'
nabineu i'm gfiab aIle gorratbe Don
Mienifenboaren, wie Die eliaiiiiden
3eitingen nieloen.
Die gigertttiuHer ,ucrScn anigefor'
bert, ablbIiiiie nit benz 9ablant ees
preubiiten ssriessminiiteriitm sm
maiden. Ger Breis, ben bic 4esierantg
fir fSralienboare Der beften SliaIitat
besabIt, oas 81 sSebe5tpede benust
ntro, 1T 20 Rarf pro ailogranun.
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Iies naS Gas.

- Die gonrab aDinbiIcb SO. IOite
setern ben grlaubnibf6ein gum lms
ban bes @ebdubes 114-16 Wett
Sstite Gtrabs. Die Rotten iinb aut
SIS, 900 nOrani6lasi.
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0inaeretGt
ST gOrIuse fir aIrbsitssiDana i'm
Ditsrrei1ifhen lInterhaufs.

Mmiterbam. %. WtGrs. = Die
Rsgisrunssporlase nit 8esug an'
arbeitsspans ipurbs. fpis in einsr
@iener Depeide an bic r8SlnHhc
3eituns4 beridtst ipirb. i'm llnterbaus
bes oiterreidiiden parIameuts sinsss
rn;H,t
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Iemperatmr.

Gie tinbliden Semperaturanfe
ssidnungsH am seftrisen 5ase iparsn
tpie folst:
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tger.6tister gorwrrf I,

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brano. TsiiIIer riidt aus. ipdbrtnb jei'
ne sFrnu muibia Gtanb bdlt unb bds
gyeler IDfft. .giit Du dber Elm 9aien'
fiB, "msint nc ndfber ,u ibrtH Mdnn,
IN rinn Titt nal psrbrennen Ianen
unb haIi ffon Dor 70 sin bib4els Gri'
er banaef'
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o @sri&t.

III. Gis f6nnsn nffo be5eiistn,
Dies. bob Ter 6ltber ben GtpffsI'
buurn elm RinbDieb s<bdben
bntg~
sTSs feIl a'raS net, S.rr Qfania,
ridtsr - absr bSs i4O', Sab ba Gtofis
i5Gua Sins isl.
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Seitiilatenre nnb Gnarps Rhissea.
S3u6Ier.


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a. q a. Wrsteesa zoe On BroHt fffcss
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3 urb pdce Ctr.
Gorbials, @eine. Cbit granbits.
Sirifjen. ete.
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rxlsm csssss.s
Brtb. M etettsr. 30. SO gsdf esAlls
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YIN aiitr p1usnirf.
5oistpiri: -Mann iperben 81, betu
'enbli3 NAL Sbre Miete besabIsn2"
Wieter: .Wat. for fold God. NON
iaisen Dag ts.ne frii6e 2uft rim lam.
lpoa'n sc od nod Wieie babsn7
,5isbt's ia Jar Hidl1
5nusDirt: .G4on, bas ioli anbers
t3erben, i9 werbs bafiir iorqen, baB
Gis an bic frif6e 2uft tcmmen.-
GnsitHnsen ssnrtunen asvttanru uus
Grtprs.
edTattbe Bfpmo GntHtue bstet.
fiqf BIZ lirie6s. % pibt niir Gin .etsmo Gui.
ntne- ny. Stcsss unieffGrA 10 auf bsr
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mer gum erIi.n wlae futIdiren
.bart suaIlt stru NIT Ssr Mifl&s.
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9an,iltpn.

Infer Gaent in SnmiIfsn 1T SER
Gbnarb 8rid. 40 Sib fshnite Ctr.
gea Sci. 746'R. $pme gbous
i631.I.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-21

, 3. The supreme court should be author lzed to prescribe rules of practice and procedure in all the courts, both at law and in equity which, when adopted and promulgated by that court, would have the force and effect of statute, any statute in conflict herewith to the con- trary notwithstanding. A. The plea of insanity in criminal cases should always be tried before the ent jury.
 5. Whenever an appeal is taken in criminal case and the cause. reversed by the appellate court, or new trial granted by the trial judge, at the in- stance of the defendant the defendant should, upon the new trial, be tried for the offense charged in the indictment as if there had been no trial, although upon the former trial he might have been con- victed of lesser offense than that charged in the indictment.
 6. Greater latitude should be allowed trial courts in commenting to the jury upon the testimony in the cause, and the cause should not be reversed be- cause, in his charge to the jury, the court intimated, or even expressed an opinion upon the weight or character of the evidence, provided it appears that the jury were clearly advised of the fact that they alone were the judges of the evidence, and as to what weight and credibility should be given any evidence, any expression of the court to the con- trary notwithstanding.
 T. Our system of special pleading should be changed in this; that all causes should be tried upon the general issue except when special pleas are now required by law, the defendant should be required to state generally the character of the special defense which he intends to make. giving notice of the matter under which such defense arises, but should not be required to plead the same with any technical accuracy. and the same rule should apply to all subsequent pleadings by> either party.
 s. Bills of exception in all cases should consist of the stenographers transcript of the testimony, approved by the trial judge In this way the appellate court could obtain much better and more accurate view of the actual case IS it was presented to the court than it is now able to obtain in the narrative form of bill of exceptions.
 These changes, above outlined, would, in my opinion, greatly facilitate, both the S;snatch offhllsinesS of the courts and the administration of justice in this state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-21
SHELL SHOCK AND FEAR

From the New York World.
 The fact as stated by Surgeon General Ireland that more than 2000 American soldiers in France suffering from she'll shock were cured by news of the sign ing of the armistice" is an interesting contribution to the pathology of nervous diseases These war-h hospital patients ailment; the physical manifestations of their affliction were apparent, amount ing in some cases to bodily disfigure- ment Yet their cure seems to be entire ly due to the influence of the imagina- tion, being instantly effected by their realization that they would not again be subjected to the same experience
 This evidence of the minds power over the body will afford great satisfaction to believers in the efficacy of mental or spiritual methods of healing. What have the materialists to say about it? Psychiatrists will allege the capacity of their art to>>cure disease of this nature, and according to statement from the surgeon generals office 'improved meth ods of combating the affliction'' in army hospitals have materially reduced it.
 Yet the fact remains of natures dram. atic and immediate cure by the simple means of removing apprehension Medi- cal practice has still some way to go before equalling this demonstration of the great possibilities in mental healing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-21
THE JEWS AS FIGHTERS

From Leslie's
 Commendable! The Jew of the ancient Eorld was fighting man. His early kings were all great soldiers. No people ever fought with more fanatical devo- ton than did the Jews in the centuries of persecution immediately preceding the Ehristian era. Throughout the Christian centuries the Jew has been a man with. out country, and until modern days universal oh ,ect of persecution With no land to fight for he naturally lost his martial qualities. The great struggle which has been going on, struggle to make all the world a safe place to live
 in, has given the Jew his opportunity, American Jews have a brilliant record to their credit and have supplied larger percentage of soldiers than is propor- tionate with their population. Jewish women. too, in the work of the Red Cross, the food administration, and the Liberty Loan campaigns. have done their full share of patriotic service.
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As pretty a fight as you would care to witness usually results when two crit ics try to decide what it the "authori- tative note" in American literature.
 * # x An educator objects to the argo of base ball writer's No baseball writer cane himself justice unless he enjoys wide latitude in the use of words. |
 < * The negro soldier who marvelled that a man could stay in France year and still laugh was engaged in the prosaic task of road mendisg.
 < # < There is some beautiful scenery along the Rhine, not made by German hands, but an American sentry adds pictur- esque touch
 After taking down the story of war hero it is necessary for the reporter to make an inventory of his decora tions.
 While they will not be permitted to take part, neutral nations will be inter- ested spectators of the peace confer ence
 # x x If Secretary McAdoo was able to put over four Liberty Loans, Secretary Glass certainly ought to be able. to put over one.
 Although he seems to be on the job 24 hours a day, the liquor seuth occa- sionally lets quart slip through him.
 < # # @ > There is a satisfied smile on the face of the Hun every time a difference of opinion develops among the allies.
 # * < Apparently all the "cops" who wit messed suffrage demonstration in Wash ington have sense of humor.
 < S, # Disposal of the German navy presents a vexatious problem. Why not sell those warships to Switzerland?
 < < < The palpitating tourist is not being urged to visit Europe just now. Ships are needed for other purposes.
 X + # We trust that Marshal Foch will not impair his digestion. His life these days is a round of dinners.
 # < # For the obtrusively vulgar person Christmas giving is merely matter of price tags
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-21
No Easy Sailing
 For Peace Conference

lE VEN President Wilson's sharpest 9 critics must admit now that there is urgent need for his presence in Europe. Every days delay in be- ginning the Versailles conference adds to the problems which must be solved if the world is to have an enduring peace.
 Nations have much the same fail irgs as the individual and it is evil dent that the conflicting claims of the former belligerents will require the utmost patience and tact for their so- lution, fortified by a genuine desire to make concessions for the common good. The future control of Ger nlany's colonies might alone prove the rock on which the allies would split, without the exercise of infinite good judgment and diplomacy at the peace table. Furthermore, no sone seems to know what is best to be