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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Sn MbreSe
Steuen 5tpei 9eiertarre bon Der
0taiubop 9iDifion, ibre 9ldse
pertaitft gu baben.
ErOsaen aus Srmlfreid senteIbel
~irb, SAB Seiite oes Saarneus iidb
IN Der Chiffon befinoen.
Die llnterfi6une bes Snas m Camp
SbernoH nod ni4t oSaeidIoiieu.

Camp G Sberman gbiIInatbe,
D., 29. sSaniIar. - ungeaftet Der
Sbatiade, 6aB Die SoIonten @iuimH
". gourlep unb SSre1 8. $ufforo
aus 'Diarietta, Die ibreiH eigeneu De.
itdnbntB na9 9eierteiire bon Der
RnirboiD 9iuliion iirrb iulb ii9 bier
in Saft befiroen, ,irlter eio es in
abreoe eeiteIlt baben ibe BIdse in
Der 9ioiiion an Sreinoe, berulelnt.
li&e beiIti9e Spioue pertn,Iit su ba.
BEN, 70 fiibren Die WiiIitdrbeb0rOen
Due ll1lteriudling m Dem SAL nod
INNER unter Der 8orausiesusn fort,
0aB @riasmaiuler tbatiG9Ii6 nod
Srantrei9 gegangen ;inS, od Gene.
raj Neriping getabelt bat, boB 2eute
init OenieIben gtainen ii1 tbati19lit,
inter Den &ruppet Der DiDiiion be.
fin6en.
Son 6en @eb0r6en miro ie6o6 Die
Ebeorie BON Der ;5atb eeuieien, oaB
Oeutide Spione bic N1se Der beioen
0eierteiire einaenommen baben. eS
tptro barmif buRaepieien, haB geen.
ten oes 5eirbes teiae G6pieriafeiten
gebabt baben ipiiroen iid3 5i,r Seit,
oils Die geiben oeiertirten, aIttperben
Su Iaiien Ob Die beioen bier in Saft
befinbliden 2eute ioentih nit Senen
iino, oereu iib in ydneola, mo Die
&oirlboip 9ipiiion Dor ibrer Gini9if.
fitng ent Eager be5ogen bate, Urern.
De eenabert batten, lit nod uift er.
nIittelt iDoroen.
@elegentIif eiHes idnrfen Ser.
bSrs mad)ten bic beiben 6eitgenom.
menen fat .gleidImGenbe glilsiageli.
Sufforo erflarte, 6aB er ieinen
5riippentbeil oerIieB, neil er ieue
4ngeborieen iebeil tpollte Ino oaB er
neun 5age brmidte, I'M bis nod sra.
rietta gu eelaneeit. glls er Damn
3fpei Sase ipater CUR &iidfebr bereit
por, erfiibr er, bob iein Eruppen.
tbeil IN Gee gegangen tDdr. gr itellte
es IN Mbreoe, ooB irgeno Sennno
ibnr 9lnerbiehingen geinuft babe uno
seriiherte, er ipiir6e eiiien 6reinoe1
i1fiter ben Monnffyaften ieiner apur
pagnie unper5iiglidb ertaiutt baben,
Oa er nit ben nneiiten ieiner aanie-
raoen 5itr Sdblilc gegmigen inar.
@oitrIen erfI1rte, oob er fih gedrgert
tabe, neil er pegen Gbpeienbeit bon
Eeiner, aonlpngnie Inn $40 geitraft
Durbe. auh er periiderte, bub feinI
isrern6er ibm irgeub melhe gor-
i1I1es seuiatt uiis bos SsisuuHb
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spor foI6e, bur5 Si. man umgenOrs
fen piro - bic bsm fidriften Mann
angIt stnfl6ben. 9agelans G9ref
alf Sdred. Bis man gI1ubi, Don Gin.
men gu tommen. SubsHeu - ipOSu fol-
basl gBorte f0nnsn has 6ur5tbare
niai onrdbsrnb beibrsibtH.
SD petlieB Snn 5raneisto fpdt
i'm gtopeniber unb traI ON 1S. De-
5enlber in Der Staot Guatemala sir.
Sn Der Gbriftna9t iparen mir
msin gruosr, feline Jrnu, 3ipei 9Sds
ter uno i'd = fr0bIia beiiammen.
ols plDBii1 - es mar 10 llbr 30 -
biz Grns fiiraterIia su IaauteIa be-
gann. Das 8ittern belt brei 9ngs
unb brei RG9ts beinets pbns llniers
btenuug an.
Wir bielteH iins an Sbiiren Ii. bgI.
feft, lin ni9t gu gobsn eeporien gu
tpsrbsn. Dos Gebdiips fant Elm ,uis
eiR aortenbous. Sm 5reien mar ss
Derbdltnibmdbts Iidxnr, un6. 10 Ias
gen mir brti gtd6te finoura unter
ftsiem Simnel uno ipurben NIT ieoem
ueiien Grbftob burh chamber ssf5iits
itIt ME aieFelIieins.
Dix 9sboItsrung periommsIte iiH
IN ben pnrts unb arobsn pldbsn.
Die aaibe6rols fpnr init Dleninen ans
gefiiai, Die I'm Grl0Iuns betstsH.
Dur6 bic GrberI@iiiierlnq bIisbsn bic
air9engloden fortiDGbzsr6 in geipes
sune, oIs polIien iie lie Giobt iis
Grab Idubsn. am 5ipsitsn Gage iisl
aud oi. fntht0rnlt Dem grbbsbsn gum
Opfer, irbsm iis bur5 Ginitur3 ibrsr
Sbirnt, bts 2litars unr bes SHiffss
tbeflneie 5erii6rt tpurbe. Dir znbohs
Ten fnnbeH nin i'm Grtisn iidtt.
9nlb odrnuf btgonnen bic stirsbs
b0fe ibre 9c0ier oussuipeien. qeis
dan, biz Dor Elm obrr 5ipci 9nstn
besrnbtn fpurben, un5 ioIfs. bic ii9
felt $50 5nbrsn mi SdoOb Der grbe
beF1nbsn urfb fnit, nur nod aus
Stnab bsitanbsn, fIosn bnusbcd IN
bic Cuff.
gits Uliittsr IN BEN grpben Tanrs
lnprbDlpitdt ~RsfOrmn. fnnben famut
ibren SdugIirsen tirtu grdbli6en
So0.
ia iDsib natiirli@ rints iiber bic
3assaSs n Gaaisuala felt 10 ssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
Sr. Grmit aum,palb.
SIN Sort Sgeltburpe 1T nit Der Sr'
san;iirnns zines Srheiters be-
idGitist.

Dr. grnft Sunpalb, Der sormaIige
Director bes SbmabOule Srheiters,
Der betanntli6 in Srrt Oseltborpe,
Ga., inkrnirt lit. 1T nit Der SiIbung
zines Sr9eTters beI4dftist. Inter
ieinen 2eibensgtnOTen befinDsa iia
Disle ebsmalise b.utihs Mtuiiter. bic
er fir feline 3tpsde perun5iebt. Sr
perIpri1t Iich piel baoon unb ipiro
bulb elm prope,ss Sr3eiter baben, bas
Su beitimmt, Die Monotonie oes Snters
nirungsleberts 5u peri9euden. Iu4
fpG elm beutfGer SeTangOereiH ms
leben eer,ien perben.
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sas GrO6eben in Guatemala.

gtuf bem patific poitbompisr
San Sum trnisH in Gan 5raneiseo
brei ausen5eueen bss sepaItistn erbs
bebeas in Guatemala elm; Dnrnnter
Grau Bertha 5iibsr. bic BON BEN
trdurigen gef9id, bns bic bIiibenos
Stnbt unb ibre 125.000 giripObner
credit bat, cine padenbe G9iIberung
eiebt. Da es ii4 aIio I'm periOnIids
erIebnifIe banbsIt, 70 sebtn mir Jrau
sJtfber oos Wprt:
Cine Gtaot nit 125,000 SesIen
abfolnt 5srit0rt sriinbIihtr str.
fort, cls ss i'm arisss gsTdetsn lam.
Qns brrt GeAsaSsu Gsoit5bs. siua
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Cberft Waebfe
gleuBert iid In beutfden SosiaIiIien'
blatt iiber bic amsritaniits
Mrnree.
Stsnt oIIerbolb bdge gebauptunsen
iiber bic oneritanifGea Sruppsn
aiIf.

aonbon %. Sanuar. Die
mabrbeit binii4tli4 bss anlsrttaHI'
f9en SGres1 bstitelt ftp Elm LANCER
glrtitsI. ben Oberjt Gasble in BEN
beutfden SoSialiitentiatt sgremsr
3situus4 ber6ffsntliat.
Die Guhnie bat nun ibre goHSe
Superii9t ouf ole ameritanii4e 9ilfe
gsfsbi,4 faet Sberit @asOte. .Gs III
oaber BON Wihtigfeit. Sub bic Deuts
f4en piiien, mix ernjtlia bic alneri'
fonif4e Gefabr in.
Die @iueriidner tormeH mad
Europa. I'm BEN mGatiSiten gSert'
seus bes arisses sessHiiber gu trstert
bas bic DeIt ie seitbeu. aDnneu St'
base
Setretdr gafer\ bat uns tiir5liH
sefast, baB onbtrtbnIb gtillioner
Mann iebt tinseiibt perben. glit alIer
gei9eibenbeit m6dten mir baraui
aufulertium MAIDEN, bnb 2eiiit, bic
nod eirgeiibt iperben, uns nidt f9re'
den tSnRn.' engIonb brau6ts 5ipei
SABRE, I'm cine Willipn gionn auf elm
S1la9tfeIS gu brinssn. bas gang IN
ieiner RGbe lag. Die gmetttansr, nit
bsm 5inbernib her Gntiernung. toa'
nm ni4ts BeHeres leiifen.
Wie if es BET ben 9lm.ritanern I'm
SffiSiere beIfsllta @pber ippIleu fie
$500 @enerGle nnb Gtabsofftaiere
nsbmen2 Ssrr Bater fnete, bab sr i'm
April 5000 OfFi5isrs olIer stInhen
bate, iebt jeoo9 10000 bat.
9as tbatfdalia 1T Elm unertnnt'
f6es Meiiieriperf ber Grrungenihott,
10000 Rann Gpauletien nufsubetten
II fie bonn SffiSiere su btiben. GlnIbt
Serr gaisr, bnb bisfs Ssrren in je4s,
neuu ober in 5fp0lf Nonaten bersit
Esin f5nnsu, um ben i4ipisrigen guf'
saben Der SffBitre In einem moosr'
nen ariege eere4t 81 tptroen9
WR ftebi es Tim bic lInterofftsiert,
bic 6ei Der @usbiIbung un5 beim 3u'
fammenbaIten bes Seeres BON folhsr
@i6tisteii iinb9 Ntats III pouifdnbtg.
gllfes urub trnprpptitrt iperben- Us II
Elm unIoslides prpbIem.
BON Der Gsinmmtitdrtt, iDeIfe bic
amsri.nner ouf 6is 8eine bringen
i6nnen, bat e ii9 bsrnusgaten, t5ns
nen nur cine babe IlilIion nab Gus
rppo gsloueen. absr tpdnn2 Die Cub
rer Der gntents miiHen lie pDr bsm
ndaften Serbft ertpnrten tOnneu -
nei,trnle gsObudtsr iagen feds Jfo'
tlnts fpdter.
2lubrbsm iperben bfeie SruppsH
nod imner unnussebiIcet fdlagsn.
Mennf6Dn Fe m6sIideriOeiie in Der
Sefeniioe niibli5 isin psroen, 70 lam
man fie biniihtlib Der SffsniiopPercs
iionen oIs obIulut nitt Der 8sattaHg
tpertb betra9tsn.
Die benfbor er5btt 9suiiburg Der
ameritaner ouf uiIitdrHdem Gsbiet,
tpir5 81 fhpad unb unbeoeutenb Tsin,
i'm ben @erluft Der Muifsn unb bic
Sdnahuns Der SiaIisnsr ipisbsr gut
gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-30
6ieine asoli5eis0t s0ta6rihten

=. Ser guIi6ei tpur6en eeInrn 6te
folgeHoe Daebitable reipettioe Gin.
Bride gelHeloet: bon Sranf Siifer,
gfo. 1102 8ine StraBe, 5ipei Sta.
ftrneiier I'M @ertbe BON Sc, olis
0eifen @arbieritibe; bon 9eniaurin
Casper, $50 8ebb alleD, etne aoI.
bene Snfdeinibr I'M @ertbe bon $25,
I'm 2incplu Sbenter, gSeft 5. @tnoBe;
bon 9oris 8olce, 2435 @iIbert ap.,
eiu 9llto Slurnrireifen I'm 8etbe
bon $42, bon feinern Tritd ON 2. irr1o
Roce Strnbe; bon Der gob @rocern
Co., 1888 Msoin Ctr. $40 IN @nnr,
&is eiiier GIe@far1e ,irtss bsn,
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ieinen gIae I'M sr,sppentbeiI einae.


ietnen Blot I'M ErlppentbeiI einse-
nonlinen babe.
Gie beidaporenefi glisiogeu Der
beioen 2e,ite tperoen Dem 9urenu oes
GeneraIaolutnitten 8. g. gfcGain
in Baibington iibernitteIt peroer.
Die @eioen meroen borIdufig bis
3itr erleoiaititg oes ,yolles bier feItge.
balten fperoen. Gle ipareri bon Der
1oli5ei in Nhnrietto perbaftet nor.
ben, nadbem fie bort @eroa4t errest
bntten.
True trsnslation filed with he Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
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NDh Elm sslieserslleberfaI
auf england i'm saHss

9Onbon, 30. San. S.inbIide
gsrOplane treusten bic aiiite pDu
@tier unb Rent I'm un9efdbr $50
Gb,nbs. Ginigs Tlaf9ineH periu9'
ten cine Stunbe fpdtsr na5 aoabDn
au gsIdngen, mas i9nen fopeit ni9i
gelunsen III, bod beibt ss, bob eiriis
ge gomben in heR Woritdbten pon
2onoon berabgeipOrfsn tpurbeu. Der
lleberfal 1T nod I'm gange.
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Sizes mms Sas.

= Inter bsnen, bic auf SrunO Der
spr benz State 8ooro Of Phdrmac1 IN
Columbus beitanbenen apotpeterpru>
fung elm 3ertifttdf aIs apotbeterge'
bitfe erbielten. befnnb itc1 aud @rt9ur
8. 5rnB aus Cincinnati.
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bort obrsiits. DamaIs ipnrep gniiseib
WabruussmiitsI. tpis aItF4, Sobnsn
gananen uiip. porbanbra. Wos .btn0s
thist nur6e, paren gaumntriaI uub
.3elis. Die anik bspurftsn Der llnitr.
tunft um 70 mebr. ais Rsssn 5u ers
lDsritn iianD.
Tdsieniqe IN Ser nItnihlifn Ras
fur, bns @sDfHeR Der sun5sn Wslt
bic Seimntb fbt.lsr mnft, auh iDeHu
biefe 6ur8 llnbsiI immsr pieber 5srs
fi5rt nisD, tifsris bic Sunismniantr
gum @isbtr1ufb1u ibrel 5asptitnbt.
ebe lognr nod Die 3erii6ruus reus
IiGnoigen 8srlauf genommtn bdtte.
an. gs ipirb sine eignnsii1e 2tufsabe
isiH. benn sutrit miIiisn Die seipoItis
gen Sduttbaufsn fortgd4afft ipsrs
ben..
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0Saft: ,Gas iIno pobl lett Soofcint
be. Der 0berioriter iiliQ Der anit'
nictn2e
1irtbin: .llno OBJ Sogar ibre BET.
ben gndrI. 0ie lie ie0ergas nit bier.
Der brtngens feiusen lid, nidt mebrIs
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Gfhtrts 3eihtn

eufi: ST sst meIu aass and
eHt2s
fmirtb: Bern Gis BET mir eins
rcibe gsale t<tommen, ipsrbsh sic
sRIe IN a<ssu niad ms4s psslsssal.
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GEO. P. sCHWEITzER.
VOLKSBLATT
JOB R 10 M S
1877 CH7. strafe.
SritdiaHeit

lebsr Cd In bent9r ruD enesif1er Eprn1s
nT oeieettslsnis, 9srdns ek. usbsdesunser
'Tnrn uuf ssuufA trcrak
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. 1917
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gtsIIsHasfHd,e-MdHnIidl.

gtanfR, Rftt. linton, fiir GsanteTbslbrs.
Ileaigr, fdtig, lnct Sfelle, fs1n nDrfiiire
9sngiW EfnMpd. pcrf 9fcp no. z. VI, ~
brrn, 9itr, 2s-sit
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8tmmermaun fndt cite oesz netie g4eii.
%. q o.. Is ss. aRcgifden apsHus,
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
The Wickedest Women in the World
BY DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman writef.

his Pegasus. He's got to do the
drudgery that comes nearest to his
hand because she's got to have mon
ey. He has got to wear himself out
trotting around with her to places
or amusement. II he doesn't she
RACES at him like a fish wife. She
shrieks and has Mysteries like a lu-
natic when she Is crossed. and she
makes bills and bills and bills that
must be paid. and she never in any
way ever considers him or his am
bition, or even his physical comfort.
The young mans heart and spir-
its are broken and his parents, who
had centered their hopes on him.
who had sacrificed to give him the
education and training to ft him
for his career. are. broken hearted.
too. for their life work and their
ambitions. are also blasted by the
work. of the wicked woman who
raised up q daughter to blight the
happiness Of all those who come
within her sphere of influence.
And yet this wicked woman who
has done so much harm In the world
Is such q good woman she doesn't
even realize the crime she has COM
mitted!
And SO many other mothers are do.
ing the same thing. One wonders how
a woman, who isn't a perfect fiend,
can sleep at night when she realizes
that she is raising Up a boy who is
going to make some innocent girl
curse the day she married him and
wish that she had died so that her
bridal veil might have been her
shroud
One wonders how any woman who
has even a shred OF conscience or
heart in her can face the knowledge
that she Is raising up a girl who is
going to turn the life Of a good man
into utter desolation- and blight his
hopes and ambitions.
Yet this is what every mother is
doing who Is bringing up her chill
dren to be selfish, extravagant, high
tempered and without self control, and
that Is why the wickedest women in
the world are the mothers who are
rearing such husbands and wives who
turn natrimony from the Heaven that
II should be into the Hell that It only
too often Is.
Surely. II is the crime of crimes that
these wicked women must answer for
at the judgment bar.
Copyright. 1918. By the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.I
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Vim. s. Simmons. u years. aIS III. ave- nv.
Terren-e Brady. 70. l2s5 Nd. ave- ne.
Charles c. Albert. q. SIS Erd 81. nv.
James Shaw. 90, Soldiers Home.
W. Gramtham. ls, Casualty Hospital.
Mary A. Leonard. 60. sibley Hospital.
Eloise GIemmer, 81, Casualty Hospital.
Philips Bedenuto. %. st. Elizabeth's Hospt
Fred d. Osborne. y, so6 Doyset ave-. sumner
SET Nd
Theodore J. Pickett, s., Iss3 Biltmore ct. nv.
Lydia Taylor, 81. Emeiseny Hospital.
Nathan L. McKnew. s.. &c 5th ct. ne.
John B. lester. %. St. EliEabeths Hospital.
Jospd c. Pettitt. ) months. l7l5 18th IT. nv.
Infant Of Milton and Mary strsther. days,
Columbia Hosrital.
Infant Of Andrew c. and Esther LYMAN. u
minutes, llj Carroll st. Sc.
CoLORED.
Alice Holland. % wears, Garfield Hospital
Neah Smith, q, e3 spginnnsn ct. ~.
Matte Lee - Freedmen's Hosnital.
Janet Shorter, s. Garfield Hospital.
Leona Snead. 6. CO Myrtle t. ne.
szmuel Lollsr, "a. Garfield Hospital.
Edward T. Taylor. Il. tsS lst ST. sw.
Daniel Digs, 50, Burville. d. c.
salina Gray, !, Ffeedmen's Hospital
Marguerite z. Phcs. ls days wIshinstor
Asylum Hospital
Infant Of Alfred L. and Eva Lacy. { days
Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Of william and Maud Green. days. -
Army Ct sw.
Infant Of Frank and MAseis Buriey. day, q;
srh ST. ~.
Infant OF Raymond and Lorstto Dent q
hours, Casualty HsritAL
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
GOVERNOR
LAUDS WILSON POLICY
Duke of Dey0nshirs Calls Message
Magma Charta Of Peace.

President wilson's address to Con-
sress on peace will stand ou- through
IAN time as the Magma Charta of
Peace the Duke OF Devonshire, Gov
ernor General OF Canada. told mem
bers OF the National Press Club last
night.
The Duke will leave this morning
for New York. where he will deliver
an address before the American Bar
Association and then return to Cana
da- The address before the Press
Club last night was the only speech
made In Washington by the gov
ernor. who arrived here Tuesday
night direct from Canada and saw
President Wilson wednesday.
We cordially and thoroughly sup
port the Presidents declaration and
I am quite confident that / am only
voicing the true feeling OF the people
OF Canada In expressing not only
their admiration but their gratitude
for the way in which ou- aims and
our objects have been placed before
the civilized world.
But gentlemen. II Is for US now to
see that that statement is fully
backed up with the necessary force
and the necessary power to carry II
through to its only logical and final
conclusion We have to see that II Is
carried out In the letter and in the
spirit and II is for US, the people OF
the couhtry. TO realize the fun mag
nitude Of the task that is being
placed upon US and to carry II
through to its full determination"
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
Mr.. SHAW ON THE COMMONS.
British House Denationalized. Pow
erless Rabble, Irishman Saws.

Bernard Shaw. who has just SOL
we'd the Irish question by suggest
ing Home Rule for England. was
asked recently by a representative
Of the Observer for his impressions
of the situation in Ireland. A part
OF the interview fellows:
What you (Englishmen), have Is
castle government, aggravated by
the fact that whereas the Dublin
Castle officials are. Irishmen, your
London Castle officials are Irish
lnen. Germans. welshmen. Scots,
Jews. Cape Dutchmen and heaven
knows what The house of COM
mons is a denationaliEed rabble."
That Is a way of describing
them. Why not be amiable. and call
them sons of the empire insteadT
well. perhaps because want to
set myself right with the public by
expressing the very low opinion II
now has Of the house Of commons.
The house is not respected and is
not popular. Everyone sees that IL
has been unable to govern in war
time and has had to hand the coun-
try over, bound hand and foot, to
bureaucracy which IL cannot con-
troll. though a handful of members
insult 1t. chaff IL. and even oc-
easionally subject il to some Sc
rious political criticism. Do you
realize how dangerous this is? Un-
less the nation holds together, and
holds hard and confidently, the war
viii break US as it has broken Rus
STA up
But how would you restore con-
fidence in the house of commons?''
1T cannot be done; the wrstchsd
old machine is dead: it is no longer
even a comfortable asylum for the
rsed- The best that can be said for
IL Is that it's corpse has ceased to
offend; what walks today Is its
ghost II would be a crime to re-
store confidence in 1t even IL that
were possible. because IL cannot do
hts work. and would only betray Us
again. To rouse public interest,
which is the first step to restoring
public confidence. you must first
ann ounce the funeral of the insti-
tuition. which will be received with
gssps OF relief and shouts of glad
ness wherever the English Ian
guage is spoken. And you must re-
place It, as far as England is con-
cerned. by two new Parliaments: a
real English Home Rule Parlia-
ment from which persons with
Irish. Scottish and German accents
will be hurled out like militant sut-
fragettes, and a Federal Parliament
Of the British Isles."-London OBJ
server.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
William Z. Greenstrset, a. and Mamie "
Blsnton. a. Rev. H. ]. Goodwin.
JoserS n. Parker. p, and Violet. 8. Rev
]. F. Mackin.
Lionel Arachtinsi. s. and Beatrice King p
Rev. J. r. Mackin.
ErneSto Scapone 81 and Maria Trzyagliani
S Rev. n. NJ. De Carlo.
Louis Rersneze. y. and Ehie Lehman, .
Rev. r. c. GaTan.
Joseph r. Allen. a. and Edna O. Hyer. -
Rev. II. F. Downs.
Roy shiremsn. 2, and Margaret Allen. 8
Rev. T. T. Krug
Hubert A, Ashley. 5, and Helen L. McGnW
q. Rev. J. II. Nelms.
Bert c. Gardner. 2, and Marie N. Mitchell
q. Rev. L. G. Clark.
Robert La burlington n. and airline a. Will
lams. II. Rev. S. II. Greene.
James s. Watts. Is. and Myrtle r. Taylor, q
Rev. c. NJ Bart.
Francis Fcrds, g. and Addis Baker. Is. Rev
c. z Smith.
CoLoRED.
Edward Buchanan, 2, and Louise Lewis n
Rev. A. Sayiss.
John Rrooker, y. and resrl Dunlap. z Rev
". 7. Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
FEDERAL WORKERS
FORM BRASS BAND

The Interior Department brass
band, organized about a week ago.
held its third rehearsal last night
in the auditorium of the Interior
Department e. ]. Ayers. chief
clerk OF the Interior Department.
praised members for the progress
made.
About eighty employees of the
various bureaus already have Joined
the musical aggregation and it Is
thought more than one hundred
will become members.
Secretary of the Interior Lane lie
taking keen personal interest in
the success. OF the undertaking.
Victor L. Dodge Is president Of the
new musical organization, c. o.
Howard. secretary. and II. II. Ru-
dolph. director.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-11
SAYS ADAM WAS A PRUSSLAN.
One Race Only Fit to Rule World,
German Teacher Writes.

What the German school inculcates
into its pupils today the Fatherland
will carry out tomorrow. 1t was said
that the German schoolmaster really
made the war against France In 1870.
That the same commanding influence
il forming the vision of the young
German mind today will be readily
believed in the light of the following
remarkable letter. written by a Prus-
sian school miss, Of good social stand
ing. to French teacher friend in
Switzerland:
MY Dear Louise: The contents OF
YOUR last letter would have hurt me
had ! not known that your thoughts
OF cur glorious war resulted from
sheer Ignorance.
You reproach US that our soldiers
have been very cruel to the Belgian
raoole. and you speak also Of the de-
struction Of Reims. and OF the burn
ing OF villages and towns. Well, that
- war. As IN every other undertaking
we are pastmasters in the making OF
war.
There is but one race worthy of
ruling the world. and which has al
ready attained the highest degree OF
civilization. That race is ours, the
Prussian; for though we Germans in
general are the lords OF the world, the
Prussian Is undoubtedly the lord par
excellence among the Garmans.
yesterday, again. our pastor ex-
planned to US convincingly that our
first parents. Adam and Eve, were also
Prussians. That is quite easy to un-
derstand because the Bible tells. us
that the German God created US all
after his own image. II then, all men
are descended from Adam and his
wife. IL follows that only Prussians,
or, at least, Germans. ought to exist
in the world. and that all who push
on and prosper ought to belong to US.
You must admit that that is why our
Ynotto is. God with US. Germany above
everything We are the divine fruit,
and others are only the weeds. Do
tou understand that now? 1 remain
your school friend.
KATIE HAMFL.
Daughter Of State Councillor Of
Architecture. Montreal Star