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Evening journal., 1918-07-31
U.S.LABOR AGENCIES
START TOMORROW
Help Will Be Supplied to
Employers Without
Charge
FEE SYSTEM TO
COME TO END

When the United States Labor En-
ployment Service goes into business to-
morrow unskilled labor Of all kinds
will be supplied to employers without
cost. With the opening OF the agencies
in this State. the Government expects
to end the migration OF labor from one
industrial plant TO another.
Scores Of private employment agencies
which are said 10 have reaped enor-
nous profits through their ability TO
keep labOrers constantly shifting from
one Job to another during the last two
or three years. will be forced out OF
business. They have charged fees for
obtaining employment for laborers and
they have collected heavy toll from
employers who needed help.
By giving this same service without
any charge, the Government hopes TO
compel the private agencies TO close
their doors. While the United States
Employment Service has no authority
TO shut up the agencies. 1t believes 1t
can be accomplished eventually through
effectual competition.
Newspaper advertising for labor viii
be encouraged in the same district in
which the employer is located, but no
employer outside the Wilmington ter
rltory, for example. will be allowed 10
lure laborers from this section. Legiti-
mate labor scouts will be permitted TO
visit plants in their own districts in
search Of help.
II any industrial plant in the city re-
quires the same type Of labor that ship
yards need. advertising methods may be
used to attract the men, but the rate Of
wages is not to be exploited. The
service aims TO standardlze
the wages and to keep the supply and
demand as near normal as possible by
getting employers and laborers to-
gether.
Evening journal., 1918-07-31
BUT ONLY UNCLE SAM
CAN MAKE EN- SWEAR!
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 3i.-Can a wo-
man keep a secret?
She can-under oath.
This has been proved by the fact that
some OF the most important work now
being done in the American intelligence
bureaus is being done by the female OF
the spices. They are called upon TO
handle some OF the most vital docu-
ments OF the governments secret ser
vice, file them, translate them and
above all, keep them secret.
Before they can get into the work
they have TO undergo the difficult or
deal Of swearing by all that IN hsly
they'll never tell.
Summer hotels should use the Want
Evening journal., 1918-07-31

Machinists. factory hands and metal
workers will find the Want Ads the
best employment bureau.
Evening journal., 1918-07-31

Summer hotels should use the Want
Ads to secure help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
CAVALRY OF THE SKY"
WILL FIGHT THE HUNS
u. S Planes To Do Battle At
Heights Beyond Human Wis
ion and Yet Be Able To
See the Enemy On Earth

Auplane battles SO high that they
will be far beyond the sight Of those
on the earth. unknown and unnoticed
tin the yanQuished plane streaks the
skies in its last dive 10 demolition,
* an evolution Of aerial combat that
ie to be one Of Americas contribu
tons to the wars daring But the
aviator beyond the barrage Of clouds.
can see the enemy on earth.
Special oxygen masks are to he
made for American air fighters Of a
design integral with the ayiator's
helmet, so that he may be able tc
mount wen into space above his foe
and down him unhampered by the
rarity Of the atmosphere.
When the war first began fightia2
AT fifteen thousand feet was consid
cred high; now the most successful
'batto ayiators operate at twenty
thousand feet and it is the hope q
American airmcn that the new oxyge1
equipment viii enable them to swoor
down on tno,r enemy from the vans
age of five miles height or more
eyen exceeding the record Of twenty
eight thousand feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10

lendid work YOU and The Leader
dd on behalf Of the Red Cross at
aat time. / watched the newspaper
uhlicity for the campaign very care
fully and was greatly impressed by
ha 3Hlcles In your paper
/ realize that the southwest neyc-
would have rolled up the 3,500,0OO
view members for TIE Red Cross but
for The hearty support accorded by
the pres OF the division
IN this connection | might confirm
what YOU probably already have heard.
that I have been named by President
VI nson as a member of the National
war Finance committee and also
asked to manage the second war fund
campaign Of the Red Cross in the
southwestern division, which will be-
cn May 20. 1his drive will b. for
&J0Dola90 and ii" states Of Mis-
souri,. Kansa oklahoma Arkansas
and Texas must raise a goodly lro-
portion Of That amount IN accepting
| the management of the campaign
did it with the fact foremost in my
mind that the newspaper men anc
he newspapers Of tn" southwes
stand ready TO back the Red Cross
o ME limit realizing that the work
of the Red Cross both over there
land over hero is an important fac
ter in the accomplishment OF the de-
red result namely that Of winning
the war Again thanking YOU with
best wishes, beg to remain Sincerely
yours, } l. Johnson Chairman seconC
var FUND campaign, southwestern di
Vision A i G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
TO PUNISH DISHONEST
DEALERS IN GRAIN

a zone enforcement division to han
de violations of rules for distribu-
uon Of wheat and other cereals from
the time the grain leaves the farmer
until the product reaches the retailer
has been organized This organiza-
ton will detect and punish dishonest
and careless grain and flour dealers
in oklahoma. Kansas, Texas Colo
r2de, New Mexico, Utah and Nebras-
ba
This organization was perfected at
Kansas city when representatives of
the states mentioned and enforce
meut Officers held a conference there
to consider violations of the grain
rcgul2tQns Evidence in all cases
viii hereafter be sent to the legal
department at Kansas City, headed
by + r Morrison, a leading attorney
Of that city. Drastic enforcement Of
the rules will result. and swift pun
ighmcnt will fo..oW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
'NLEY KIDNEY FILLS
5Ctt@" .iONtYS ASD BLhJ .l
ESTIMATES OF LOAN
TO BE SECRET

Washington. April 10-Estimates Of
daily Liberty loan subscriptions viii
not be given out during the campaign
by national district or local head
quarters under instructions issued by
Secretary McAdoo
Instead the treasury will gather
from each federal reserve bank, fiG-
ures on subscriptions actually filed
with them together with receipts
from the initial per cent payment
and a tabulation of these will be Civ
en- out each day
Local committees may compile sim
liar reports of subscriptions turned
into local banks and give out the re-
suits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
New Vag0r Way
Of l!'reat.ag all
Cold Troubles
Worth CarolinA Druggist In
vents a Save That Is
Vapori2ed by The
Body Heat
NOTHING TO SWALLOW
YOU JEST RUB IT ON
Particularly Valuable to Mothers
with Small Children. Local
LrugR sts Axe Offering 25c Jars
On 80 Days Trial

foi1- 90 e7-r.1v I7a,n7r7o+Io-. -
tNo in nacsaacs 5ua overybody Ir9 ilnoves
rh9t I ~ ,ng r. ~'' u rcaCh ~ ho ,'e'0 a5
Ias.,ees ,ireot is by noars of orors om
shet 1.n ~ = ,,5siaa Tbo o,d sasb :
sone- vanc. traat'-ept. bouoco,. o,U VOC ,,-a
rn'. ,.rol,,,. . a,5 .art, '.t5 h,t >o.tI
faIo>na "a d,3erl.t @ ,oiyo1 ME nraSio,,
Nv ~ -nvor + ~ '- ' (, Va MAI a. ,anor IN, =,
;1ad bv ne ho5,. roat " ''''''
.rhis oree % % ~ ~. I,ror., - v,o,l,
e. .1opn6 = ro,, I,e,nr ,ntra5,,no3 ~, 'o" ,
Tere T1Io oo.i s,.rcris4r ~ i..o. V,,''teo ~
aonr.~ ~ oo,.ts-r Sos,n, . ','', ooiii'' NJ
- 80 -, 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
.OLEY CA1tiARIIC 1ABLET}
, - Stomach sweet liver Active Bowels Reeula'
CUPID ON THE JOB.

After a lay-off of several days Dan
CUPID is again on the job.
Ernest Peck rs. Crescent to Pri-
celia Jordon IS, Crescent
p II Mason, - Guthrie to Fay
Shaffer. .l Guthrie
lohu Rogers, -. Crescent to Perm
ana Holcomb, $5, Crescent
l. c Cole. 56. Oklahoma City tt
Vrgie Green 80, Oklahoma City.
Frank f Fry, 81, Guthrie to Beulah
Morrison 2G. Guthrie
Robert II Griffin, 80, Chicago tC
Cora Laramie, 81. ST Louis.
Ora Beyer p Okarche to Clara |
Seeken, %, oklahoma City.
Sam Miller, 80. Webb City, Mo, t
Matte Whitehead, 80. Joplin, Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Camp ooniphan Men Receive
Orders as to Use Of Liquor.

by general orders issued today from
TIE headquarters of the Thirty Fifth
division at Camp Doniphan the drink
ing OF liquor or having of liquor in
The personal possession of any officer
0 enlisted man Of this division while
n the movement abroad, including
any stops in England and France, /.
strictly prohibited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
@@hil dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& a 9 7 @ RIA
NOTICE

Beginning April Is, tho Guthrie
Laundry will charge cents extra for
delivery of bundles under 25 cents.
GUTHRIE LAUNDRY co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
The Cereal Crop.

he cereal Crop.
Cereals produced in England in 1917
amounted to $4,000 tons, and in ad-
dltion it produced 100000 tons of
potatoes as reported by Andrew Bonar
Law to the house of commons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10

Nj. DelA Ailcr came io from
rt.lss thi- morning
Yclr Liberty l:d Will keep your
money in America end send your heart
t. tts front
Mel Holman vii leave tonight Tor
%exloc Mo. tc bic daughter Miss
DoroAy. who IS u with pneumonia
Lieut. rva1s, orc her Of Art Evans
Is in the city enrce 10 Kelley field
Ho Ia . member c' me signal corps.
Mts c Evans rpd son Licut war
Evans, or New York cIty are visiting
A L Evans anl tmny Lieut. Evan:
viii leave tonight for tho Kelly ayia-
ton FIELD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Watch Your Eeqs.

Eggs are easily affected by bad
doors do NOT keep them in a yegcta-
bio cellar or where hey can absorb
the odors from kerosene and gaso-
line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Do 1t To-Day
TOMORROW MAY BE TOO
LATE,

Many persons say, II will at
tend u that to-aorrow. Fires,
stor MS and thieves wait ON no
pre-. Take you: auto, fire and
tornado insurance NOW, in old
teiiab companies. That is the
&ind | represent. If you want a
bon6 see me.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Fred Crook a Volunteer.

Fred D Crook volunteered today
for service in the 31st Engineers to
be stationed at TT Lcayenworth. Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Spring Rite Reunion,

The spring reunion Of tho Scottish
Rite will be held May 6, I. s and 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10
Come Friday Morning.

W0TTTN TW"T wv FTTTINf
The Cubs and Sooner bail teams
VIII arrive early Friday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-10

" n M u Il % n n Z x x x x ~ ~ a.
& TOPICS OF THE N
H TOWN AND STATE n
q II u r. n z y p y q r = % M e ii
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06
Sin gun5 edjlaucr.

Ser berl6mte engliIfe Naturfor-
I4er 9Dnbou belt in elmer gt0Bes
rem Stoot einen @ortrog, BEL benz
fOlgenOe beitere @ef9i9te paliierts.
Ser 8Ortragen0e fiibrte aus: IS
lit cine ermieiene SatIa9e, Bog bic
Sonne allmd6li9 ibre !6ibe einbiiBt,
unb oab Oieie Sraft i'm @erlaufe BON
iieb3ig MiqiOnen Sobreu erI90pft
Tein piro, 10 bdB oonn infer CRIB
6oG naA mcni9li4er 8ere9nun9
tein 2e6en mebr erbalten ober aufz
peifen nirb."
Da fub man pI0Bli9 in ben bin>
teren &ei6en einen bieoeren Burger
nit alien 3ei9en Der @rregun9 auf>
Ipringen. v@eroeibung," unterbra9
er ben 8ortragenben, npie oiele
Sabre ia9ten sic, piirber Oerftreis
den, ebe bieies lln9liid iiber uns
berein6ri9t?"
.Sieb5ig MiliOnen ettpa," pieber=
bOlte lddelnO Der 8ortragenbe.
Mit einem tiefen Seuf8er Der grs
leidterung fant Der piB6egieri9e gu.
b0rer uuf ieinen Stub 5urid. Soft
lei 0onf," lt0bnte er, ni9 9laubte,
nur fieben Mi1ionen peritanoen gu
boben!"
ue6er oas barauf l~Osplabenpe @es
ldGter mar Der CUTE Mann ni4t nee
mig %erItuunt.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06
9lns elmer @ertciOiennasreSe.

@erteibiger: 49,. Dieter iunge
Mann bat 3nar Der 8eriu4ung ni4t
wioerIteben t0nnen, einen toitbaren
Pel5umbong aus Der &etouronts
@arDerObe mitaunebmen, er bat i'm
aber ieiner 9er5enserpd4lten ge@
I4entt = er fOlgte eben pillenlos
Dem Orange Ieinss BON benz 3auber
Der eriten, aartsn 9iebe felig srglibs
ten Seraens! Wir erfennen in lbm
otn uns allen aus S4ilIers ~9lode"
70 ipmpat6ii4en Singing, BON benz
ss ia aud in ienem uniterbli4en 2ieOs
5eiBt:
,9as ia0nits iu4t er auf ben 5lu'
rem.
.Womit er feline 2iebe i4madt.' l..
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

9iiite piinftIih 8ur fcItgeiestcn 6riit
boaenOet lei. %ieGeidt mare Ell me-
niger berubiet mcggegangrrL melm
inn befonnt gcmeien mare, oaB
ailBer elmer urultcu iGnubigen
&oloiidlltotile zines tdb!fopfigen
SuIius GGiar, Die S6rimmben,
roudjeno ouf ieincr 8ettiteae Iun-
gerr0, bo1niI6 belieb1itgelte, ii6
nid)tS bon einem Yilopert in Dem
r@telier" befono.
ltno bod 6icIt or merfDiiroiger.
meiie fem Mort. Gem adt Gage
Dor Dem feitgeiebten Gnt1Iaun9ster.
min bradte OoS 2otalblatt S6erbeI.
baiiiens oaS 0efinitipe Brogramm
Ger groBen 6eltIihfeit un6 foroerts
ole 9iirgeridoft mIf. ourd @us'
i6niidung ibrer &duier gu 6eren
8erberrlidung bei5utragen. &m
Gage oorber batte G6rimmben Die
&omiteemitglieoer in Der Ddmmer.
Itltnoe in feline 8ll6e 9elo0en, 6eren
6eniter nod iiberOies oiht nerbdngt
pnrcr, uno ibnelt Die ooIeu0ete 8iiite
oorgefiibrt. 0iele mar, nod ieinel
Ingobe am ieIben M}orgen aus Der
@ieBerei Der 0a6borita0t on9efom.
men, unO er batte Iie, rOes @ffeftcs
balber" bod oben auf Dem olten
SGulenofen pln5iert, mo iie in Dem
miloen &oIbounfel eineu 0uBerit gu
ten @in0rrd mo6te. 0aS bemerfettS-
pertelte an &errn @iirgermeiiter
Grimm tpor ieiN Hiedorgan, cine
iener e6ten StuIpnoIen, bic beraus.
foroernb gen @immel rogen unO bel
&egenfGnen, lpegen oeS &ineiNre.
gems, b~eionoers geibiist wer0el
miiIell. 0ieie Scale namentli6 NOR
gronoios getroffen unO nid)t minOer
Der totoI fobIe S6Goel, 10 DAB WGb.
Zig uno 9roilicr 9eraoe5u ent5iidt
bon Dem aitnlhperf naren, oas mir
6romnlcI, fill iinnen0, etwas nib.
trouii6 muIterte, lid ieIbItperitdno.
lid ober ieoer fritii6en 8eunerfung
ent0ielt.
gtm nGditcn Sage nod Der ge.
iidtigung ocS Gunlhuerfs lDurOen
oie @inpobner BON S6erbelbolllen
our6 oie Serri6tung zines oidten
2einmnno5cltes I'm Den alien Mtarft.
brlnnen iiberraidt. S1riumden
bate iid ole gufiteIllrng ieines Mei.
Itermerfes ielbit p~orbebaIten uno
fiibrte lie binter Der i6iiseuOen
Siiae nit Silfe ieiucs 3edfumpons.
oeS Nourer5 S0ffel, 10 gei6idt aus,
oaB bereits pieruuo3wau5ig Stun.
ocn ip1ter oas 9enfmoI, nit Dem
iibliden 6Ior beoedt, ieiner Ghtbiil-
lung entgegenbarrte. 90 batte er
oenn fem 8ort in allen Gbreu &C.
baIten mo bon einem i6meren alp
befreit, 5ablte ibrn 8dder Mablig
otf g(npeiiung oes &omitees Die
reltierenoen 1898 Narf 10 Bfenuige
aus. 4uf Die Iebteren ner5i6tete Der
&iinitler groBmiitig gu @uulten Der
Q(rmenfoIie SderbelbauIens, rega.
Iierte an oenielben @beno Die 9or5e
0eieaidoft ieincr Stammfneipe in
liberoIIter @eiie uno tpanfte nod
Mitterna6t mieoer einmoI ltarf be.
fneipt ieinen beimifden Benaten gu,
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

fiat purSe, OoB ser goter Ser
Dame, geter Saul @rimmer, i6nt
niht beIonOers grim 5u iein idlien,
ln6 ooS Serumifmdu5eIn UNI ieine
Sodter nid)t nit giiuitigen Slifen
beo6adtete. Gbgeieben oaoon, Dab
ser iunqe Munu ibm pefuni1r nidt
boufuertiq eridien iibertrug Der
Serr 8iiraermeiIter Die iouoerGne
&erodtung, Ole er, oIs %ebemoIiger
Mebl6dhOlcr, I'M %olgemeinen fir
oeiIti0e 2eftiire empfanO, aud olf
Sen &erbreiter OerieIben, 0en er
pie6er6oIt merfcn lieB, oaB ibm
Bidder uno @udbdnOler eigentlid
o%ouItGuOig niAmlppe" ieiet.
Serr @rimm mar oober nidt me-
mia iiberrol1t, oIS ibm nod nm
a6en0 nod Der oben %ermdbnten
oenfuiiroigcn 8erinmmlung Ietn
6reunO ur0 Sntimus, Ser 9dder.
meiIter @GbIig, ole MitteiIun9
modte, oaB oeraOe Mor SrommeI
es gclueIen lei, oeiien tottrdftiges
@fntreten sen @eidIuB 9e3eitigt
babe, Dem @iirgermeiiter, bel leben.
oigem 2eibe elm 9enfmal in CIDER.
6eIba1Icn 5t iesen. @r ipar BON Der
ibm 5ugeOa9ten @bre geraoe5u
iiberludItigt, uno es muB eeIagt
weroerL oaB er iid innerli6 Die bit.
terIten 8orniirfe mu6te, oen bruben
iungcn Monn Bis oato 10 idno0e
uno obtpeiieno bebnnOeIt 5u baben.
llno oIs ont nn6eren Morgen 10
l16r Die Population BET ibm er.
i9ien, 0ie ser Serr 9iirgermeiiter
5tuar bouItdnoig iiberroi6t ober
troboem I'M Idmor5en Grod emp.
fling, oriidte er Dem 8u6bdnoIer 10
tporm uno frGftig Die 9anO, ooB
oieier iofort pltBte, mas bic @Iode
eeI6logen, un0 6oB er Ieinen
Sdwiegerpoter in ipe ridtig in ser
&oIde bate. Sci Dem SriibItiid,
Oos &err 9eter @oliI Grimm, inn
nler unborbereitet, aber oenno6 fir
uno fertig bergeridtet, Ser 9eputo.
ton offeriette, botte SrommeI oenn
mtd @elegenbeit, ieiner emma al.
Ierlei gebeimuisOoue Anoelitungen
au MAIDEN, uno bel ieittem S6eioen
tonnte CT ole @etpiBbeit nit iiG
nebmen, ooB er ibrer 8uitimmrng
gu eirem 8unoe fir onS 2eben li6er
lein oiirfte, penn er nur crit 0ieie.
nige oeS &aterS erbielt.
llno er erbieIt iie oltsorifIid.
Denn oIs o9t Gage ipoter &err
Mar 6rommeI, Ser oas Spri6port,
oaB man oos @iien IAmie6en miiiie,
10 Iottge es beiB iei, mobI gu piiroi.
gen nuBte, nit Ieiner @erbung por
ocn Serrn 9iirgermeiiter trot,
fonnte oieIer bod unln0gli6 Dem
Sreier cine obi6lGgige Mntmort ge-
ben nab0em oieier om abeno por-
ber oefinitio gum 8~orlibenoen oeS
0eufmaI-9 omitees geiudblt moroen
mar. llno ga ou6 6rduIein emma,
ole no6 elmer lGngeren llnterre0un9
5pii1en ben bei0en Mdnnern leitens
ibres @oters b~erbeigebolt nur0e.
tief erroteno, ober li6tlid erfreut,
Dem 8ater ebenfaas ibr Suuort CAB,
10 mar oieie mi6tige 2ebenSfrage Il.
elmer, oue 9eteiligten b~efrieoigen-
Den @eiie 9eloIt. Der 9iirgermei.
iter, itets Oos Niislid)e nit Dem Sin.
genebmen p%erbinoeno, iebte ole
&o65eit ouf ben Sag nod Der
0eutmalsentbiiqllng felt, uno als
&err Mar 6rommel ben Seinweg
n%lltrat, fonnte er Dies in Dem NON.
uigen @efiibl tun, Dab fir feline
3ufunft uus9eiorgt lei.
-
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

Gin goloiger !Serbltmorgen
ltrablte om Sag Der gntbiiQungs.
Ieier iiber S6erbelbuuien, oelien
8%epobner Ooa3dBiig uu; ben SeineH
maren, I'm Dem G~brentaee ibres
0iir9ermeiiters Den u0tigcn @lan5
gu berleiben. alI DEM iiberals felt.
lid nit Sabnen uno @uirlanoen
geidmiidten WiurftpIaB namentIid,
no Die %gelamte @emeinOepertretun0
un0 Die @onoratioren oes St1Ot6ens
nit ibren 9epIbten 9amen Die Sri.
biine al Dem 3enfmol beiebt bielten,
gin9 eS iebr beWegt 81, unO Die BEL
0erl nut neuen uniformen beflei0e'
ten Boli5ei0iener, lomie Die nit
6lanfgepubten Selmen poraOierenOe
6euermebr botten ale W2iibe, oie
OrOmWug cufre6t 81 er6oIten.
5tedts uno linfS latten ii6 Oie BEL
oen @elon9oereine poItiert, unO oaB
bel Dem feierliden Gift ol16 8m0li
abiolut kii9 oewui6ene @breniung.
irauen ni6t feblten, lit ielbItper.
it0nOlid. 4lS Ser tiefgeriibrte Sel0
oes Cages nit 6rou uno So9ter
ullo bon Dem 0enfmal- &omitee &c.
leitet, olf Dem Blate eri6ien, emp.
fingen i'm Ole SGn9er nit Dem
&reu8eri6en Quortett: r@er bat
Did, gu id0ner @alo, aufgebaut
10 bod ga oroben", nod OeIien Ser
flingen Mor Srommel Die Seitre0e
belt, in Ser er oie 8eroienlte oes
Serrn 9lrgermeiIter, Grimm ein9e-
benz berDorbob un0 gon5 6~eionoers
6etonte, 0aB Ieiner @nergie Die lang.
iabrig geplante aufiteaun9 Der bel.
Ben 2aternen am @ntenpfubl, iopie
Die &eritequng bes Srottoirs Dor
Dem &atbuus 5u Oaafen lei.
Stirmii1er 8eifaQ lobute ben
Neoner = Die Stootfapelle fieI nit
einem Suih elm, unO auf etnen
8inf Srommels innf Die Siiae oes
GenfmalS, uno oie &ololial6iiite oes
Staotober6auptes prdientierte iid
inter brauIen0em Subel Der Wtenge
Sen erItauuten gliden Sci NIT beion.
oerer @enugtuung auf Der number.
bar getroifenen Scale oes groBen
Mitbiirgers baiteten.
Der G6roniit uer5idtet auf Die
weitere SHiloerung oes erbe6enoen
6eltaftes. Ser am &ben0 einen grob.
artigen 9(bihluB ourf) elm ganfett
I'M Gut6au5ioa! unO einen lolennen
Sadel3ug fano, an Dem iih, mas big
oato uner6ort mar, Jegen bunoert
Yerioneu beteiligten.
Ser 8iirgermeilter itano ouf benz
GipieI ieiner ebrpiiroigen 8iil FAe,
aaein aud Mar 6rc EneI irate Den
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

Seit oieier Muoieu5 bel Sem
&errn @iirgermeiiter muren otei
Monate nerflolien. I'm Die 9enf.
als-@ngelegeubcit Itano es IbIedt
on trot ser eneroiidcn 9|enliiblln0en
oes &omitees unO gang beIonOers
o~erienigen SrommeIS, Die Ginmob.
neridoft SherbeIbouIens Der Sode
niGt beIonoers lpmpatbil6 gegen-
iiberItono mo ungeadtet oqer In.
6apfu1gen &er3en uno @eutel ouf.
faIeno peridlolien belt. S6mer5-
betpegt muB ser gepilienbafte Gbro-
niIt befennen, bob Die angeiteate
Sammlung MIR SO Marf 80 8fen.
nige, oas total p%erre9llete Sommer.
f~on5ert Ser pereinigten @eiangper-
cine elm 9efi0it bon 2 Marf Is
@fennigen ergab, peridie0ene, ab.
IoIut notpenoi9e Sniertionen unO
ionltige @usgoben aber iooieI ber-
i9longell, ooB bon Dem geiamten
0enfmalsfono nod 1913 Marf 13
&fennige perbIieben, cine Summe,
ole fir Die SerIteilltng zines Stonb.
6ilocs, ielbIt ben bei6ei0eniten an-
forocrungen gegeniiber, etlpaS Oitrf.
ttg erI6einen muBte.
lln6 mieoer belt oas 0reif0pfige
Golnitee i'm n@riinen 20ireil" cine
ieiner m0dentli6en Sisungen ab,
BEL Oenen es ,lngeiihts Ser triiben
SaGiade entipreAeno triibielig 5lt-
ging. @ieoer 5erbra6 man ii6 ole
&otfe, mie Ser Miiere ab5ubelfen
uno oas eriebnte 9enfmal oenno6
gu bel9affen lei, oils Srommel, fir
Sen ia bon Dem @elingen Der @nge.
legcn6eit allies abiding, ploblif auf
cine Soee fam. Gr bate nGmIid
eben, ner0meiflungsool surd oas
SenIter itiereno, cine Itoot6efannte
BerIonti6feit ole fit Ole eepobnli.
DIE Mcnldbeit 6eitimmte linfsieitige
@oiltube bctreter ieben unO babel
ooS gmpfinoeu ge6abt, aIs Oh Die.
ler gnfommling nit letnem in6ge.
mGBen Not Dem &on1itee aus Der
Boti6e Delfen tonne. ga altd feline
Serren &onegen oieie Nnlid)t tell.
ten. nurae oenn - Der gtrt gcbor.
demo. nidt Dem eigneu Z tribe" =
Benjamin SGrimnhen. 10 bie6 Der
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

3ieben mir einen S6Ieier iiber
oos Nad)fol9eltOe = iiber Die 4uf.
regung Der 9eitern nod 10 f%eitfreuOi-
gen 9epolferung iiber Oie per-
apeiflumgspoae 8ut oeS @iirgermei-
tiers unO hen Sobn uno Spott, Ser
iiber ibn uno on3 arnle S6erbeIboll.
len modenlong in oaen mogIiden
@itbldttern oes beiligen oerti6en
gtei6eS in 8ort uno 8iIo Iosee-
laIien Duroe.
Mor GrommeI freiIi6 batte Die
8raut bcimgefiibrt ooran mar niGts
mebr gu 1noern, obpobl es Sabre
6ouerte, Bis er nit ieinem miitenoen
S1miegerOoter mieoer ouf einem
einigermaBen ertrGgIiden SuBe
ltano, uno Benjamin S6rimmd)en,
ser nod Dor Ser gntbiiQuno ieines
rnIterbliden @erfes peridmunoen
NOR, bat, mie es ideint, ieiner &c.
liebten 8oteritoOt fir INNER oen
Giiiden gefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-06

G6rimm9en erlfien am Gben0
gum @ritaunen ieiner 9%efannten in
elmer ooGitdnoig neuen r&luft" i'm
y@riineu 2open". mo ct meioliA
5edte = cine @ei6dftigung, Die er
al6en6 Inn AbenO fortiebte uno oann
totoI befneipt nod Sauie wanfte,
mo er iid in ieiner 8uoe eini4loB,
oie felt ser llebcrnabme ser Dent.
MISUNDERSTANDING fir ieoen anoeren,
aud fir Die SomiteemitalieOer, Elm
felt perrnmmelteS Seiam geworoen
mar. @erqc6lih periufte 9ader
MdbIig, Den INN feline Sunoertmurf-
9iirgiAaFt bangle, Ginlab gu be.
fommen. er muBte iid nit Der ourA
ole oeriGloiene Cir ~gegebene Ser.
liherung @oriboIois begniigen, oaB
olIes in better Oronune un6 Die