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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

0laubens, sllters, @eburt ober Obs
ftammung finben ptrb.
I'm bieier glnleibe gum seipiinfhten
gffolge 30 perbelfen, finb orsalliiirtl
| unb griinblih ipitematifhe 8emiibunz
| gen nptbipenbis. Ddber III bic Be-
tbeilieuns alIer orsaniiirten a0rpera
fbaiten in Der beporItebenben &ams
pasns BON Der srDbten Wi4tisteit. Sd,
bese bic auperli1tli9e 0offnung, baB
ole Resierilng bisie unteritiibuns in
unbei9tGnttem Mabe finbea ipirb.
M. O. MtMboo,
SetrstGr bes Shabamts.
On bieien 2tufruf fdliebt fib eir
Sdreibsn bes pubIisitGtss DIRECTORS
5rant R. WilIon, fporin er bic Wufs
forbnuna an bas publitum ri4tet,
nit Der oben crfpGbnten Orsaniiaticit
otns 8erSus gu beginner, 10 bab alles
nm Sage, tponn bic 9ampagne bes
qinnt, in 8ereitIfaft 1T.
Mas Der S1abamtssGetretdr pplt
Der beTriebiaenpen unteritiibuns aes
iaet bot, fpeI6s Die beuti1en Srsnni'
fationen Der erIen unb Slpeiten Grs
lei6s haben angeoeiben lafen 1T cine
C]eipdbr, bnb bic brittle glnleibs ouf
jeben s5aG bas slei6e Gntgegentoms
men finben ipirb. gs 1T aber su
ipiinfhen, baB bic 9en,iibunsen nod
aeitciaert iperben. Die RegiGunJ
Erauht bas 9eIb brinsenp nub pos
irictiFbe Qfliht sebistst. bic 8emii T
bInsen in BEN WaBe su iteigsrn. nls
bic 8erbdltlliNe es perlanserl. Sir
bic Seuti6en ,iIt es ebenio ebrefpoH,
tpie itmeihelboft, oab man gang be:
ionbere 6offnunsen in lie feBt. neil
ihr tusesiprptensr SparioHtetsiinn
lie bsfGbigt, Der Resisruns meitse.
tenbite llnttritiibung su eefpdhren
uno bicfe Grpartuns pirb, pie mir
ii6erseugt finb, niht getduIdt peroen.
lin bas S5S6ite gu erreiden lit, fpis
Der SAoBemtsNSetrttdr une Der
gublicit1tss Direitpr pollfommer ridhs
fig temerten, cine griinbli4e Organt'
iaiion nptbpsnbis unb bamit iouts
ohne Sdumen begonnen perben. Sc
friiber, benu beHer. glus Der Srgas
niIatipn ereibt Tih Der 9ortbeil. bnB
Der Gif.r, ben gnterIonb gu oienen,
anuefeuert pirb,lpos aroBere 2eiftuu-
Gen erm0elid5t. Sft fdon Der 3ped.
bem bic GnIsib. bieni, cine seniisenbei
@srunIoiTuna ale 8rdfte an BEN Ges
Iinaen ansuiponneu 10 frits nod Der
orobs perfTnlite @ortbeil binou. eob
je'r Der Resteruns eeiieh'ne Dollar
a6iplut orIi6srt IN unb rsifIihe 3ir
fen trGot Die 9sutfden IN gmeriia,
bic fi4 f9on 70 bdufie sldnsenb nm
riefes 2onb perbtsnt gen,a9t bdben.
tuerpsn beiiimnt nid,t perFebisn, ibrer
nft.n gut,n gtuf Der 9rcu. aufs Reue
III tepGhren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

| Iirt. ipelds 70 iinHpOu sinssri9tej
TT, bob = bur9 Druid auf eineu
stnopf 70 gu: tpe ssrduI4Ios &C.
Srebt usrben lam, irsni8fsnD
nfd,t nit einem G<rdui@ ober 3iis
tern, bus geaiisenb .ip6rs. um feltit
oes smpfinolihffe Jnifrumeut ~ 20.
rem!
Die md6tiee 9ute beS Spiirus
mtnts. NIT bem sSriegei oIs uniirs
Tab. ipurbe aIf elmer riefisen GtobI.
lpeIIe anecbrahf. unb bos ennjs
iptro bur9 sipei srobs, NIT nued.
fiber aefiillte 1rommeIn I'M gIei@B
geipidi erbalIen. Dos Rab, tpeIHss
bic @eae an feline Gisls brebt, bai
einen Durdmrfer bon II 5ub una
ipiesi 1000 Ionnen. {
Gin lIibriperf unb Elm nieberse,
ttntes G4uersetpi1t bon 1000
pfuno 6efpertiteIIieen bic Drebuna
bes Refleitors ielbit, ipeI4er einam
81 bsobadtenben gestnftoHb ifber ben
9immeIsruiim bin folst, unb .bssfs
Crebung biIbct eine auseleidenhe De,
genbrwegiins sur Drebuns bet Grbe,
70 odb biele bic Heoba&tins ni&t bes
eiHtrddtigeil farit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
stsi4sn grfoIss su Dsrssi4neni pa.

srsiden grfOlse su perseiAnent pd'
ben.
Gin bsionberer aitbIins bes pnbii.
tums TT GeIir Msinsartner, Der al
bier aufeinanberfoIsenben Gbtnotn,
ansipenbig fdmmtli@e neun Sinfos
nien bon Beethoven birisierenD, Das
publitum IN sinsr Msiie Su bpnotbiF,
rem psritebi, bab es rnan&nlal sans
auber Ranb unb Banb gerdib.
DAG bic Orfeftsr, obi1ons manfea
Mitglieb militdrii& ein9s5osen ipnrbe,
fid bsnnod auf b09fter Stuie btr
aeiitunssfdbisttit befinben. perbons
fen iie In erfter Clinic bem limitanp,
bob ausi6eibenbe jansert Witslisbsr
burd iolde NIT srober Routine, be
,ii9 bereits in psniion befanben, ers
Iebt purben. Goniit, nIles in alsHs
genommen, bot bic pfIese Der Sons
funit bur9 ben Rries tsinen S4abtr
erIitten.
3. N. BOG, elm ioeten aus DeutfA'
lamb suriideetebrter Muierifaner
i'm Rem Ycrtter SOurnal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

aus bsr ausgsjsidnsien ShnIe Der
Vd3tDmnlen Der .MdiunDnieraigtr'
bon bsntn bic meiitsn fpdter naers
oings IN bds Eager Der aonierbotiDen
Obtr DffijitIIen Giberalen iiberssgnns
gen iporen III bitfs iunss Bsipesun1
I'm Stonbt, uiter geipiHen lmItdnott
cine umlpdi5ung in Der irinsrtn rumds
Inif9tn ppIitit bsrbei5ufiibrsn.
Wie mir bon 5lDerldIfigef unb mabs
gebenber rumanif1 bemofratiI1er
Settle erfabren, iitib bic MusijdtsH
bieier 9epegung beionbers In ben leb.
fen Wp9en febr giiuities gciporbeii.
Dos Dor einisen Wtonaten ous fyliidts
IIineen in Obeifa sesriinbstt benotras
tif9e aommitiss. beifen Jiifrer sinig.
ebemaligs Soainliiien unb Mnb1nger
eiHes fprtf4rittIidben 2iberoIismus
iinb. Bat fein prosraurm babin 5uf
iammenssfabt: Griinbuns siner bemos
traiifden Mepublit in WumdnieH; ios
fortiee Ginberufung einfr auf Drunb
bes nIIgemsinsn nnb ssbeimen mabIs
rehts ian BEN natiirli1 aud bis
9auern, Suben, Jrauen unb anbtre
bisbsr entreftste 9DIisldihten tbeil'
nebmsn IolIen) 3uiammenseieste aofts
fiiiuonte, bic bic agrarfrasen regelH
unb bic ntue gffetssbuus anbGsnsn
lcu. Vin ifebt q feit, unb rpurbe DON
gstersburs aus beutli1 gu peritsbtn
sseeber, bnb cine iolhe Resierilna
aud ben nationnlen araiIn einss
1robsMumdnisns obne Ghipierigieit
psrtpirtIihen i5nns. Jn Der 9hnt itnb
beute. IN BeBarabien eroBt WlaHen Der
uuter BEN 3nrismus geine@teten Rus
mGnen Su ndiiDudIem 4efpubtisin ers
ipa9t unb forbern ibren Mhidlub on
9tumdnisn ur,ter her einen 1<bins
sang, bnb bos aanb cine bernotra'
it'd, ,republiianii1s Regieruns erbalfe.
Die I'm Settle ber ruHifden ReDolps
ton er5pssnen unb felt Der Repoiutton
bic arsibsit genisbeupen rurndniihsH
Bauern In Bebardbien f6nntn ii4 no,
iiirIi9 entI6Iieben eine - ipenn auA
niGt obsetldrte - republifnnii4e
Stoatsform gsesn eiren literal gss
nnrnten atbiolutismus einsutauifen.
Snbefm ipiro bic rinndniihe De-
Hotratie ibr prosramm m5gIidif obne
anpenbuns Don @etpols gu pertpirtlis
den fuden nnb nod Ul5eIidfsit trad.
ten, cine friebIine limipdI,ung unn
1lmprbuuns Der poiitiidrn Derbalts
ntiIe IN Rnmdnisn berpor5uruftu, TIM
geiite uub in ber Ri@tung ber sroben
IateinifHn G4lpeaer IN WeIteuropa
Der fran;5fif1en Repablh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

4rmour &c 6 o., bic gbicasoer
qader, 6oben ben 3ettungs sRebattios
nsH sn,u 9anSen 8anb ooll s3ablen
augeI9tdt, I'm gu belpetien, Onb Der
@oruurf Der profitsier, Der ihren &C.,
muat ipirb, niht riatis lei. spe5len
betreffe oas bic Gngabs, cab oie Ssirs
mo cine @ftiensSipioenbe bon 400
Prosent ertldrt babe. DDS lei ni9ts
ireiter als cine Bud EDtDibenoe. Die
iSirma babe 5ebn Sabre lang teine
SiDioenbcu ertldrt; fonbern ale
lle6eritiifie i'm @eiddft anseleet. Ils
tie Jirma neu organiiirt purbs, babe
man bieien aufgeIaufenen lleberIduh
ben qttioHGren susepieien. Dent
400 Pro3ent in 5ebn Sabreu perbient
poroen itnb, mug Der Sobresprpftt
fih our4i9nittli6 auf 40 prosent be-
laufeu buben. Sas III uu6 unter ben
bargelegtsn gerbGltniiIeu Elm @epinn,
Der tiber Die bere6tiste Rorm binauss
gcbt. Damn perbleibt nod bic Sbats
fade, baB um fol6en 9rofit gu er5iss
len, Retbooen in Qnipenbunq ostoms
men limb, bic cine gefardntune
bes GIsiIdhonbels aur 5olge batten,
Do sim publitum ebeniol6e 8,unlu.
biguns errest, pie Der erOBe @etpinn.
2tber penr man aud atIes a,lten IGbt,
mas bic 5irma gu ibrer Rehtfertis
ging angibt, ipiro bos 9u5!itum
parnuf beitehen, boB ibm @orantien
9egen Nebertbeueruns sebOten perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Die etsru,uarts auf Rt BIioH'

Die erpbe 6tmmeIsnorts ouf Dem
Mpunt MiIion in Siio aaIiforuien
bot einen gprSus, Der Disaeida bon
nlontsn in pDlIiser Dersennung oes
GohDsrbaIts bi,Imebr fit einen
wsariaeI ongsleben iptro: Mdari9eili'
lid, tDiro bic auiaee niemdIs nolieH'
bet iperben! Das Iiest penigitsns IN
ben bisterissH pfGntn, - Ssnn mon
min anf ale nsuen GHtbedunsen urlo
grfinbuns.n fit bic af.roromtid,e
gDtiTarItait mSsIi8ft aasssoebuis
eRadf6t neFnen uub baber ben Wes
fur Derdnberungen unb anbauten pfs
ftnbuIfeu. Mito bities progromm
isberseit eineebaIien, 70 iptrb bic
Simmelsnartc fsts .ouf Der 3O5e
Der 3eit- fteben, ,pie fie duf elmer
a9tunsssbisteuben 60be bts Geldm
bes itebt.
gDeitons bic ipidtigiie neuers ents
ipideiune In befsr 6erii4mten Dime
m.Is,parie bilbrt oie GertisItenuns
Ses mattieen Seicffcp Refiettprs,
lett bts orSbten Der DeIt, Der etnsn
Dur1meHer Don 100 3ou bot, fos
trie bes @eb1ubes fir ieine Gnfftels
lung. Die ssnei ndd,hgrcbsn RefIefs
tcren boben nnr js 60 3olI Surdls
meiIer, unb elmer bieer 1T f4on felt
Jobren ebtninLls nuf BEN ytonr,t
DiIion I'm @ebrau6.
Gerebet tpurbt ifon lduge bon BEN
ueuen Reflsitor. Don Dem nrdn Bee
iiinmt ertparfet. baB er iebr fpelents
lid, CUR grlpsiisrung Der aitronomis
ihen aenntniiie pom gDsItaiI beitras
osn nirb. qber bic ibatfd6li@e Ser'
ifell,lng unb Surihluns mar cine
gan, aespaItige @rbeit. Die GlGss
Iteibe fir ben bunbert5oIis .Gpies
ssl tpnrbe nor ,efipa adt Snhren ~
ct. @obain IN Jrnnireih gegohen.
Naa lpartsie ein Sabr, nni 5u ie4en,
% map ni9t EN- nod, beHtres Clos
erldnaen sonnie, iHb priifte bic
S&eibe griiirbli9; bnnu ipuree bies
ieIbe nnt ben Werfftdtisn Der obs
gen Darle Al pdjabsnn. GaI.. se.
ianbt. um ssfdIifftn unb fonit slls
aeridltei al iperben. Bon bieier
iuBerft beiilen arbeit iinb bic gdrsfu
lebten Snhrs in aInfpru4 senommen
lpppben!
Gp iuurbe Der Gpiega ntd,t Dor
bem gomrer 1917 fertieeeitellt, b.
B., fir bth G,ebraub fertis sefnoGt
uns auf Die 6pibs bes Bsrges before
oeri. Bepi6t einSelbeiten Der aHpdis
Jung nuBteh au4 bann nod erlebist
lperben.
sSnsniihen botte man nn9 erniis
IN BEN neisn Stim fir bas aritrus
ment genrbeilet. I'm benrieIbtn cine
pcllfpniuene gteiigteit 5u
,srIeibsn. purbe eiric. Orunblnse pom
5eton (stonfret) I'M @eipibt BON 200
1pnnen nifgsfiibri. auf bieIer
pnrbe Elm ifdblsrnes Gebaube nebit |
RnppeI errittet. 100 s5ub I'M Durtts |
ntfIer unb 500 zonnen fpirgtub.
Der uaItse Bnu ipnrbe iibrigens nuf
,inem GpEtem pcn Sdienen errihtet
Izl5b iptrb haty& NSoj&tnexie tortrpk
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samitas, ben 16. yaars 1918.


grDbc 5liiifs entfebsn aus
fIeineu Baden. 2lus tleiusn Gripars
niHeu ergebsn ii9 srObe 8ermOselL
Sparmnrten unp JreibsitssSpnbE
fino bic AusIIen sutiinftiseH ReiHs
tbums.
Die iungsn 2eute por
TO big q Sabren baben ieBt eirls
aldn5enoe @elsgenbeit, ibrem Batter
lalbe su oisnen ,inbem Iie Ith allI
pas 5elo beseben uuo BEL Der 5riibs
sQlusiaat bebilfIi6 iinp. Sic
fi5srn Damit oas tasliae 9roo fiir
ii6, ibre @ltern unb Ollie, Die fir uns
jere Sa4e einitsben. Ra9ibem lie
gen lie einer 8eiddftiguns Oh, Die iAte
Ssnutnii1s berei4ert, i3re GeiuHo9e't
irGItiet uno ibn,n eVHe Summe 0.Is
bcs sin6rtnst, Die lie Siu5traJeno in
Sparmarten anIegsn b0nnen. @ie.eu
biirfts baburf Elm Weg ith 6iet,n, ihrc
2ebsnsbubn 3u beitimmen, incem iis
nit ibren &enntni1en uub griparniia
ieu Iih in ipdteren Sabren aIs Garmer
isIbititdnbig MAIDEN. 9a5urh erlalls
gen lie cine @eriorsuns. bic Oielen arz
bersn gcibdfti9unsen ppr5u5iefen III,
benn 9tlles peiit ourauf bin, bab bic
2onbpirtbI6rft au ben lobnenoitsn
Grperben sdblen pirb. Die Welt iptrn
ameritanif6e 2ebensmitteI nah benz
&rtege e6euio notbtpenbig brauden.
tpie jett. gaer BEN RuFe auf baa
2aub fplet, Der er'pciit ii6 felbit eis
men nibt nriuber sroBen 9snit. ala
ieinem 9oterlanbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Obne

Hean bat iett puIDer cone 8iaiil.
Dos 9rabter cbne Drdbt gebt oiiG.
gsdn brdidyt fem pferb sur mnpess
fnbrf,
Sinlirt ii& nBne StdbI ben Drrf -
gfur, Iieber Giru1cI, obne @eTb
sibnput MON aud bait nidlt nup& bic
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
Pitt Is FavOrite
Over Georgia Tech

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 23.-Ihe
Georgia Tech team arrived last
night in charge of Coaches Heis-
man and Wood, besides several
members of the Athletic Com
mittee of the school and are domi-
ciled at the William Penn Hotel.
Visitors were kept away from
them last night and they were
kept in their rooms, in order to
rest themselves - after the long
ride from Atlanta. Johnny Heis-
man was full of confidence, al
though the betting had his team
on the under price. Some bets
of ten to six were laid and later
ten TO eight was offered, the Pitt
adhcrents pulling in their horns
o little at the sight of Tech
money.
Coach Warner gave mis- men
their last workout, which was
light, of course satisfactory TO the
Old Fox, who stated last night
that he was confident of his men
going the limit to win to-oay's
game. They 90 not fear any
thing from tho next two games
Penn State, or anksgiying,
and tho Sailors at Cleveland next
Saturday--and therefore will go
into the Tech game determined
to do or die" in their efforts to
keen Warmers victory slate clean.
They showed yesterday that they
had all mis- PLAYS we'll defined in
their minds aud no mistakes are
looked for to-day. It IS likely that
fcwer penalties VIII he imposed
on them than has heen the case
in the previous games, because
Warner has been particular i'll his
instructions regarding offside play
and holding tactics that marred
their work against W. & j. and
Pennsylvania.
1t will take mounted police to
keep the crowds off the field Of
play ts-day and the largest crowd
that ever assembled at Forbes
Field to witness a football game
viii he there, rain or shine. The
weather indications are for clear
and cold, but the ground will be
soggy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
ACHILLES
TROJANS
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE

LcwistOwn, Pa, Nov. 2S. Will
liam Youtzy, a well-known farmer
of Longfellow, aged So years. COM
mitted suicide early yesterday MORN
ing by placing a shotgun against his
head and sending it off by the use
of q shingle. Since last summer
he had been suffering with i'll health,
due to rheumatism and stomach
trouble.
He did not appear at breakfast
at the usual hour and his wife, hear
ing a shot, called in several neigh
bors and going to the attic they
found Mr. Youtzy dead in a pool of
blood. The back of the mans head
was entirely blown away. The gun
lay over his body and in his right
hand was clutched a shingle with
which he operated the trigger of the
gun. One loaded she'll was still in
the barrel of the gun. He lived on
a big farm and had planned to give
up farming next spring on account
of i'll health. He is survived by his
wife and several children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
G DAY FOR FOOTBALL PITT PLAYS GEORGIA. HARRISBURG TECH MEETS FAST FOE HERE
How They Used to Slaughter Ducks
As Related by Tom Marsh all

light starts" were necessary to. round
up the morning flights. A dog tent
OF carefully constructed lean to" was
our home. A blanket. coffee pot, skill
lotH salt and flour was equipment for
an unlimited stay.
At present. all swamp lanes avail
able have been purchased or leased by
individuals or clubs and converted in
10 shootinS preserves. Little open
area of hunting territory is now pub
lie domain. Many farmers are propa-
eating game. selling shooting privi-
leges on their lands at very seductive
fi~Ircs. Club meNbershi or personal
compliment invitation is now one.
only reliable chance for successlul
DAYS shoot.
As guest Of Dan w. Voorhees,. ST.,
president of the Duck Island Club. l
was loaded on the speed launch Mar
Eueritc." and whipped down the IL
linois river, thirty-four miles in one
hour and ten minutes. to md com
modious two-story clubhouse. accom-
modating twenty-five members, equip.
ped with every modern convenience OF
n home. electricity, steam neat hoi
and cold water with rich, orlentai
rugs covering the floors. and trophies
of the chase adjoining the walls. The
culinary department. under immedi,
ate supervision of John Rogers ana
wife. makes modern cares look lke
selling platters. A largely assembly,
room is devoted TO snootlnE taV loiS
bow of imagination, individual PROV,
ess with the scatter gun and personal
are recounted in safety.
Uncle Dan having declared 1T a .breech-
of hunters etiquette to ask for nrooi
or question assertions. Lake Beeoe
is +be club sanctuary for ducks from
a adjoining territory. where they have
been "burnt out by outside hunters
ON this lake. duck courtships are IN
evidence and home fires kindled. There
you are punted to the shooting ooN
by an experienced boatman VINO
handles decoys, retrieves dead and
crippled birds. performs all manual
labor and caters to the personal COM
fort of the shooter. Equipped with q
modern gun and machine, loaded
shells my limited fifteen ducks were
killed in a short time and 7 returned
TO the clubhouse before noon.
NV ballot is cast in favor of modern
methods in duck shooting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
THE BASES

the football eleven of the Great Lakes
Naval Training station, Chicago,
which has been training here this
week for it's game with the naval
midshipmen at Annapolis to-day.
The team was declared to be in prime
condition for the battle. Navy, which
has two of its stars on the hospital
list. was nevertheless reported to be
fit and ready.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-Football will
reach its climax in the Middle West
tomorrow, with Illinois meeting
Chicago at Chicago, Wisconsin play-
ing Ohio State at Columbus, ana
Northwestern meeting Iowa 1t Iowa
City in the important Big Ten con-
tests.
Chief interest centers in the Chi
cago- Illinois game, as Illinois, If VIC
torious in its fourth contest of the
season, will have a strong claim to
the championship. Iowa, Wisconsin
and Ohio State already have been de-
feated by Illinois, which has played
better football than Chicago all sea-
son. Northwestern is the only other
unbeaten team. Michigan, after show
ing remarkable improvement over its
play in the Chicago game. Will go
into action against the Michigan Ag-
gies at Ann Arbor.
The undefeated Chicago Naval Re-
serve team will clash with Mime
sofa at Minneapolis. Camp Grant
will meet the Cleveland Naval Re-
serves at Cleveland, and Camp Dodge
will oppose Nebraska at Lincoln.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
NOTED MEN QUIT
JOBS IN ONE DAY
Recession Led by McAdoo In
cludeS Americans, Britons
and TeutonS

New York, Nov. 23.-Six men of
international note simultaneously
announcing their intention of quit
ting the posts where they had
achieved their fame made yesterday
a great day of designations. In addi-
ton to the resignation of William
G.. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treas
ury and Director General of the
Railway Administration, two Amer
leans, two Englishmen and q Ger
man were in the recession. They
are:
John D. Ryan, director of aircraft
production and Assistant Secretary
of War.
Phillip Scheidemann, Minister of
Finance in the new German govern
ment.
Lord Robert Cecil, Under Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs in
the British government.
John r. Clynes, British Food Con-
troller.
Mr.. Ryan quit the work he has
been conducting for the administra-
ton to devote his time to the copper
industry to meet reconstruction
needs.
Scheidemann's reasons are not
stated, and it is believed he may
continue to hold q place in the Ger
man government.
Lord Robert Cecil disagreed with
the Premier of Great Britain. Lloyd
George, concerning the Welsh dis
esta blishm ent bill.
The circumstances of the resigna-
ton of the British Food Controller
are not stated.
Henry Ford is leaving the full
management of his automobile busi-
ness to his son, Edsel, and will de-
vote his attention to public matters,
particularly a new weekly newspa-
per, which he proposes to publish
for the promulgation of his ecomo-
mic and political theories.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23

Modern VS.. ye oiden methods of
duck hunting. Progress, luxury. con-
venience with improvement i'll fire
arms. ammunition and hunting access
sories have kept abreast of the Call
of the Wild" MuZZle loading, double
barrel shotgGns have been SUPP planted
b. pImp ami auto-loadinB guns nFihs
fve shots. Black powder has been Ia,
rcoeI by progressive sportsmen ano
Intro or snoke!ess powder suostitut,
cd. Absence of smoke, rcpoft, recon-
and residue has brought the lmpfE'fu
hrG.d az powder into general use. IN
olura eaye of dusk shooting, II was
cssn CT rnntch,nE wits with feathered
I,cs O: yng ai:. Hunting privileges
Nteie uErcst:ict0C, extending over an
unlimited are'. az most seductive uucS
tnrrt.nry. Oil thGir flights NORTH GnI
heavy crtti!ery frs fom almost every
willow cops. tu's o. reed bind. They
wore hombardcd from every calnou-
GrCeI point or locality. Phony sollcl-
tations in th heir own language were eN-
tended, to alighr and pull the duck
ia.cn-StrinE of sociabllity with Tue
Clci, 'SCttlers" VINO had arrived ana
discovered feed. They Nolpianed WIN
confidence into this apparehl maven
az rest where they were permitted TO
rliEht upon the water, as get the
meat" was tie olden slogan ana sue
cessful pot shooting at premium
Becoming suspicious OF their nostn. s,.
new arrivals swan up together LOT
for the old-timer, who was equlppea
with a ten gauge shotgun loaded with
about four and one-half drains or
black powder. one and one-half ounces
sharp whistle put all ducks
heads erect. Bang! Bang! was their
"soft coal" salutation. Many ducks
had paid the penalty of credullty'
cripples were swimming away 10 SUI
Ter or die. Had modern repeating
guns been in use. cripples would have
been brought TO bag. 1t was, at this
stage of the shooting game when old
timers were matching wits with those
0rr hunting equipment and acces-
sories were comparatively primative
in comparison with the present-day
outfit. Skiffs were then propelIea
with an lash breeze" before uay-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
LewistOwn Army Officer
Home From War Front

Lcwistown, Pa, Nov. "a Lieu
tenant John Milton Reed has re-
turned from the war front in France.
He was met at Lewistown Junction
by a few friends. He sailed from
France November 10 and learned
by wireless that peace had been de-
ciared, while he was on the ocean.
He sailed from the United States
on May 10. Many of his comrades
in the seth United States Infantry
fell while they were at the front
line of battle. Once, while lying
down, a piece of shell struck his foot,
tearing a hole in his shoe and max
ing his foot very sore and at another
time a shrapnel ball struck the un-
der side of the rim of his helmet,
making dent in it and glancing
off. He and, five other officers were
sent as instructors to camps on this
side of the Atlantic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-23
MInpLEToMN CHURCHES

Methodist Episcopal - the Rev.
James Cunningham. 1890, Thanks
giving Offering; 7.3O, BLESS the Lord,
o My Soul and Forget Not All His
Benefits"
First United Brethren-The Rev. e.
A. G. Bossler Service, 10, Rally Day
of the Sunday school; 7.S0 Woman's
Day Missionary.
Church of God-The Rev. o. NJ.
Kraybill 10 a. m, Rally Day of the
Sunday school; 7.3O p. m, subject,
awful Indifference"
Presbyterian-The Rev. 7. C. Nc
Carren. IL a. m. subject Bruised
For Our Iniqpities; 7S0, subject,
Jacobs Vision"
st. Peters Lutheran-The Rev.
Fuller Bergstresser. s1O.3O, subject,
The United Lutheran Church in
America;" 7.3O. subject, "Be Thou
Faithful Unto Death"
st. Mary's Catholic-The Rev.
Jules Foin. Mass, $40 a. m. Vespen
and 'benediction, 7.30.
Royalton United Brethren - The
Rev. C. r. Beiddel. 1890. subject, "Is
Jesus Coming Again?" 730. subject
"a Happy Thanksgiving"
st. Michaers and All Angers-The
Rev Floyd Appleton. Service Sun
day afternoon, 4,30.
Rayolton Baptist-The Rev. George
Brown. 1890 and 7.30.
A. NJ. e. Church-The Rev. r. A
Flamer. 1890 and 7.30