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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27

.ssiir MIDI fomnen bier nibt Fr1z
potseI1dite in Sraae, lonpern nas @e<
1tbdft bes ean5en 2auocs in ber&r'e9s@
sipau9slase uub icb bin nidDt selp'llt'
III pieler arilis eiu Experiment. NIT Der
perl0nliben Sreibett bon falt ciner bal7
beu Diiaion 2e,lten in beu SbifIsballz
b0ien unb Sen pilisiabritcn gu BET llrz
,portcn. ouf Die mir bauen, 'lm Dos
er6bte Sebiifsbouprogramm IN Der &c
ldid)te bicier ober iraenSeiner auoerer
Station burdsuiiibren.
Observation-Disclosures 9urlelpn iblof
Iid) SEM an. iubem er Die Sefilrbtuna
o1sIprad, BOB Sic Nrobibition 81 Die
Ter 3eit sic 9urdfiibrlla9 aes ar'eses
beeir,trddtigen iperoe.
su,nlel G;pupers, Ser Hrdiibent Der
slmerican Seberation pi 2nbpr. laste
Sic aroBe Mebrbeit Der pr9a'rtllrte'7
strbeiteridNit lit se9eu Die ab1nlute
Grobibitiou, ,nb biele Srase iett out
s,,,perfe1, beibt Sen 3ontapiel l1nter o1e
Vep0lterl,ns bieles 2anbcs 5ll lperten.
1utsen bes italieniid,en sieses.
gya1binston. 25. Sun1. -
esad Meimlns bielieer Sffi5iere tutrl
Der siea Ser Staliener allf Die atlscz
meiue ariesslagc niht rbne Sol9cl
'b(eibel,. Ser n,pralilhc @ertb, 10 lager
lie, lit ar1ber, ais Der miIitdrilde Sc
mimi W(ou 1T Ser glnlidt, bab lebt
uad,oem sic MISUNDERSTANDING
serbrndelt, elm @eg 9eebnet ipirS, b1'
Observation-Disclosures an Ser leid)t bers
,pl,upburlten Stelle gu treffeu. Gs MIR
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
|ur beutiaen Muslpiults Der
09eglitrirtem.
{ Associated Press }

gBa aIbiugton. 20. Suni.- Sic
Sipeite natiotafp 3ie6ifng Der S5t1te1a
lungsnlmnlern fir Sic an lebten 5.
Stunt unter benz Illsbebungsgeieb re-
ailtrirten 744,S65 2eute miro alto
3onnerstag gormittu9 fattfinben.
!Ran tpirb bhbei in dbulidpr gSeiIe
beriobrcn, lpie I'M letten Sabr, ais
nabc5u 10 Niillipneu 2eute lire 9iumz
mcrn fir oie Ius6ebung erDielte'1.
9ieielbe llrne lpirb bcuubt luerben, nit
aapleln bari,,, ipcl6e Die ldnlmtlid,en
Niunmern bes gr0Bten slusbebu19sbe% =
b3irfs I'M ga15en 2anoe entbalten iper@
ben.
Gas 3ic1rngslpltem berubt auf Der
@ertpenbun9 BON $nuptnuntmern De-
nen bie sleiden 9humern in Den
1dnmt(icten $500 9esirten bes 2an>
bes entlpreden. llnter DEM felt Der er%
item 3iebune im lebten Sabre eln9ez
fiibrtcn 8lallierunasipitem fir Die 8e@
giltrirten folgt inOeiicn nibt notblpen%
Diaeripei]e, baB sic 2eute, Deren ytumz
meru suerit ge5o9cn meroe't. alld) 5llz
crit gum 9icuit eingeao9cn peroen
Sic alaiie, Der jeoer s&onn 5ll9es
1pielen ipiro, bingt bon Der Iusiiil=
lung ser iSragebogen ab, init bere'l
Gert6eiluna begonnen iporben 1T. So>
bolb sic neucn 8eeiltrirtcn oicie auss
aefiiIt rmo .Suriidgegeben baben. iperz
Dem oie ibnen bur6 sic 3iebtn9 5ligez
lpiele,ren glummern beltimn,en, II, melz
der Mcibenfolse lie III Der &lalle, 5'l
Der lie geb0ren, Scr Ginberufu1'g 1ln<
tcrliegcn.
csuuee Manner oBne sbbansi9e uno
nit1t in friegstpeientlidcn SnouItr1en
beIddftigt. tperoen ans gnbe Der &lalz
Re Gins ge1tellt tperocn, u1o ba Die
3abl Ser iebiecn 8e9iltranten in ala1e
Gins balls ourb Die Nusbebun9en err
1d1pft iein miro, tperoen lie nn5lpetfelz
halt ief,on innerbal6 eini9er Monate
ei,,berllien ipsroen.
snbrerieits tpcrbcn sic. bic TT Der
8lailiiifation riiducrlcbt iperpe'', n'elz
leidt uberbanpt nidt einberuten. ll6er&
lid aber nidt Dor slblallf ldngerer 3elt.
9Sie Gen. gbanbcrlain 9eltte Nao9z
mittog iagte, iperben I'M 4n9rlt iuaDrz
fd,einlidl 100000 einbcrlien nerpen.
inl Gepten,ber 10000, i'm Sttober
10000, inn 9lppen,ber 10000 uno
in, Gesen,ber 10000.
Amerifaniiae sdatn,.s bcr @aat=
perlnfte burd, Iaud,bsote.
gEaibington, 26. SUM-.
2aut Sen bonn Marineoepartnent 9es
n,adhteu 5dabi,llsen ipuroen im Dtos
nat Mai a,t alliirten uno nentralel'
sdiiien I'M gan5en Elm 9iallm9ebal1
BON 233,639 8rr1ttotornen nlrd
beutldle Saudbpote berIeutt, ipie See
nator 8edbam (8enhldp) bente III
Geuat anfiiilbi9te.
9ieie 3abf tulrbe Bent Se,'at an9es
deben, ipeiI Senntor MoGnn,ber ges
tern laete, bab Die Itaiperlute it'd
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
0c6eime @ctranfcmicherlage.

Ottum IN a 26. Suni. = Staat@
lide aaenteu mb Solpnlbip sSeomte
III Aaencp fanoen eeltern abenD in Dem
Norn1balls eiuc5 gemiilen Srbille 2s1lz
liz in Ser M1be bon 8atupia eine @ez
trdnfenieberlage i1n&eller unO beldla9z
natmten cine 9robe Wengc Sebuaps
Gier unD SGein.
g8illis lelltete cine &atbilr9ldofl
bon $500 ilnb mu6 om Sumsta9 fllr
Elm &er1or erlbeinen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
AuB ber 8unbt8b
9as N}ilitGralter ,uirb porldmfig nidt
NcdmDert.
{ Associated Press J

0dIbin9t on. 2G. SUM. =
9ricgletretGr 8afer erflGrte beute bor
Dem Wilitdrtomitee bcs Senats, baB
Dem Aongreb innerbalb 3 @pnate eill
ber9r0Berter 9lrmceplan bDrgelcat lpcrz
BEN lpiirOc, ser jebt III 9lusnrbcitlng
iei unb bas $oDbltn1aB per&mnpfbeltrez
bllng bcs 2aubes barltcllen ipiirbe.
Ser pplle llmiang Des ueuen Yruz
granlms lei ielblt ben 8eamten, sic e5
a,sarbeiten, nod nidt b1llig 9e9ens
5tdnblidb.
@otpobl Sefr. 8afer ipie g'en Mard,
Der @enerall ltabs6ei linO 9cacu cine
slbdnOerlng bes Bebrpflibtalters.
@efr. 8ater laetc:
SD ertlarte Dem &omitee, bab ge@
9enpdrti9 9enug 2clltc III 6la1lc Gins
fir ul1lre porausiidtlidjcu 8eoiirfnilie
iiub. llno ipenn Dos per9r6berte Ero@
9ramm fertig lit, lperocn mir alld in
Der Gage fem, gmpfeblun9en fir cine
eeuOerung Ser Nlterssren5en fir Die
ansbebln9 81 n1abeu."
9as Nsilit6rfumitee bes Scmats BE-
idDlok bicraui, iebem @eietpuridlas fir
bic 9lenbernme nes Wdlitaralters ab5n=
IcBmen.
3ur beutiaen Musloiuns Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
3mm 2pn,me,t &erensfDS.
( Associated Press

9Salbin9ton, 26. Suni.- Sas
beutige pl0blidc Nuftoudea bon sllez
ganocr &erenstp. Dem friibcren Yremiz
,er Der rliiii1en propiiorilden 8cgicz
rung, in 2ollbon nub bie &unbe, Dah
er auf hem 8es nu6 slmcrita, mn
iber5eugt lei, MuBlanb werOe balr
luieber nit Sen Streittrdften Der Sc
mofrutic gesen Sic oeuflAc 9cberrz
1hung tiimpfen. tpar bellte @c9enltan>
eifrigcr @elpredun9en in mtli6er'
uub biplomatilden &reilen, sic in ibren
Ghliiiieu ouseinanoer ginaen..
Sic aHecmeipc @nlibt idleint ieood
5u 5ein, baB er t1idt nlr feline bieiiger
Qaabslcnte CUR llnterltiibllng Der 8ez
1nriibuneen fir Bic &ieocraufridtuHl
8u6lanbs unD eas Nbtperfen beg beuts
Elben Ssodes aufrufeu ipiu. ionnern ber
|GegcuIta,,b allb nit nen, amerifrnilden
@eamten beiprcdsl1 miro.
Geeen &rubibition.
g4afbinstnn 25. Sl,ni.
Yercp $. Sobniton, @i5epraitbent Del
gbemical Notioual 8aut Of Nelp gorf.
tbetlte als 8ortiiibrer cines &o,nitees
bot 8urrtiers aus ben bauptia6ltditer
Stdbten Dem Senat sfou1itee init. Snf
ein slnlenbmcut fir uollitanSi9e Erpa
bibitipu, bas bie 9ermlsnabme bon
Spirituoien aus Ben, 3oaberldluB bers
bieten iou, 5u einer firlal13iellen aatas
ltropbe fiibren unb piele @onten. loipit
Sauleube bon @elddftsftrnen ba',tes
rott maden ipiirSe.
Serr Surlep uub anbre 8eo,nte erz
|Idicuen, nm sic Grfldr,lna pon 8ain.
bridge GoIbb. &itslieb Ser S6iff.
fabrtsbeborbe, su bcfrdftiaen. Sab Si'
gut,iebuna BON leihten @eiuen mi
9ier Sic gr5eugung Der amertfanlfher
gdiiisbaub0fe INT 25 9ro5ent perrtt1:
germ tuiirSe. 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
9as jebigt Militdr 4 lDirb borldnfig
nidt abgtdnot> : 'rbtu.
aptut< Worn,ttta0 finoet Die 2lh =, "a oer ,eue,t
2l.Sdbrt8sm tilr Die a4nsbe - aatt.
9as Mariaeoeparmeu i4ds Die Maiberue ou Saudbuo auf
1913, ,639 Bratooaueu
Sic 8hre werbeu auseber muresu aespa
gbnfn

IullT O4O,OUO SOHneH Del1llfeH DufteH
Senator WN9un,ber lagte bcute. bu[
er feline slngabc al1fgrunb elmer Mm=
iternamer Sepelde 9emadt babe, Die
I614,O00 Sonnen beribtete. 9lus reis
nem gericbcn babe cr 9eiteru 64O,OO0
Sonnen acio9t. gr fi!3te bin3u:
SD babe geiunben, bab Die beltz
iben geridtc in Ser 93e9el nid,t iiber@
triebcn linb. e5d) babe 9elernt, Sen
Oeutl6en 0erid)ten mc6r 3u pertrauen,
als beneu bon Der anoern Geitc."
9lrmec5ablcn.
{ Associated Press
g8 a bingtpn, 90. SUM. -
Sen. &itd)cof (ytebrasfa) gab beute
I'M Senat an, baB, ipenn bns slu9ultz
aui9ebot Oie 3abl Der in &lalle Gins
entbnlteuben Hcgiltranten (oer erlten
8e9iltration) erlh0pft baben ipiirbe,
100000 Wann in Ser Mrmee ieien.
Sic b6dite Sddtuu9s5abl ser ameri~
fanildpen Srlppen. bie big bnbin IN
Sruntreih lein meroeu, iei 1 100000.
8rdi. @tlion beeliid,piuid)t
Gen. 9ia5.
ASSOCIATED Press
gSal ct on. 26. Suni. =
Yrdl. 8illon ididte beute Elm aabelz
9ramm an Sen. Gia3, Sen italieniiden
Sberbefeblsbabcr, in meldem er i'm
gu ieiuem gies iiber Die Selterreiber
begliitlpiinidt lno la9t, bab slmertfa
fiiGle. Der grobe Stdlag lei utdt nur
fir SStalien, jonbern aud fir Die 9an5e
8elt geihlagen lporoen.
0riesstobte uno =9er,uunbcte.
I y t-ss Associated Press s.'S
gsa1bington, 20. Suui.- Sic
beutigc Armeepcrlllltliite entbdlt 81
Namen Sic lid iuie folgt bertbeilen:
AZ 9efullcn;
7 an Wunben geltprben;
4 al llnIdllcn uitu. 9eltpr6en;
3 an @ranibeiten geltorben;
an Slugscusunfaa geltorben;
20 iblper Derlpunbet;
9 periunbet;
7 perlnibt.
Sic beutise %erluItliite be5 WSari<
neforps eutbdlt so &amen luie iolgt:
46 9eiuaen;
2 an @unben 9eitorben;
9 if4Iner hcr(nl,1hrt
Sic bisberigen @eiummtperlulte Der
Nearineloloaten pertbeilcn lid) tple
fol9t:
341 Sobte, barllnter Is Stfi5iere.
769 @ertpllnbete, Darunter 20 Sffts
3iere.
2 8eruibte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
vMrbeiten pher tampfen."

9es Wdpines. 26. Sum-. Sic
Observation-Disclosures bon Soipa, Die
lpeaen ibres 8erlis IN Ser &lallififatlz
on fir Sic slusbebung riidnerleet n1rz
Sen, aber sic lebt arbeitslos 1inb, neil
8obleugrubcn 9eldlo1ien murDcn, mills
fen entlpeoer varbeieu pOer fdmpfeu. :"
9ies mar cine bclltigc Grtlarl1ng
bon g. 9. glD, |orlitcr Der :91ent@
befrciungsbebDrbe int Siibbe5irt, ltno
er laotc, es gdbe tetnen @runo, lnz
rum loldc 2eute nidst andre Slrbelt an
nebn1en 1ollten, lpenn Die Gruben 9ez
idl[ulien lelen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
Grsbiid,pf sgem 9ro bibttion.

Mi paufe @is., 25. Suni.-
Gr5biid5pf g. q. Mebmer bat an alle
Geiltlidcn in ieinem @stbllm einen
$,irteubriei ge1anbt, in tpel6enl er III
ueu perbietet. iid an Der Hrubibitions=
Grppagaubn 5ll betbeili9en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
Aus BEN }nlanbt.
Bon, 8raiioenten beitattet.
{ Associated Press

6onolulu 20. Ssuni. = 9us
&riegs9eridtlrtbeil bon IS Sabren
@efdnanib fir Capt. 6rau5 S. Seinler,
Mrmeefapldn, megen GauDesmtreue, 1T
lnut bier ein9elauiener ytadri6t bon
Yrdi. gSillon beitdti9t tporben.
Gapt. Seinler, Der iriiber bel ben
Sruppen in 6ranfrci6 itanD, mar bes
Werll1ds angetla9t, militdril6e lIneez
9oriamfeit llnter Den Solbnten berbeiz
3ufiibreu, intpie Der SAmdleruue Der
ameritduildeu SolOaten in 8ranfreid.
iliesertub,
{ Associated Press
90 unit t Clemens s, 9Nid)., 20.
Slni. = Ser 5peite QelIt. Sobr &.
@ople tpuroe beute in einem llebung5z
flug in Ser Nabe bes Seliribee Sluaz
feloes aetDotet. ais lein Slu95eu9 abz
ltiir5te. Ser 8eo6adter, 3ipeiter 9elt.
Maen g. gbeD, tulroe l6iper berlebt.
9eutide 8bilojupbie anit6eie,
{ Associated Press
8erfeleD, Gal, 90. SUM. S11
Ser beutisen Yaeiiic Goalt 8uptiit Gone
ference in Sos Nn9eles be5ei9uete 0ten.
Sames &bitcon1b 9rou9ber mande Ser
in Dltli6en tbeologiiden Semintren gee
lebrten Suftrinen ais ~ bon prosbeute
lber Ybilolopbie burbfault."
Gs ipurbe nie @rnennlln9 einesSpez
3iaitomitees fir cine llnteriuduug Der
2ebren in ben Colleges unb Seminaren
Oes 9au5en 2unoes eu1pipblen.
8ep. .8rou9ber ertldrte, ,oaB alleYrofeis
loren, Die ldulbig bei,lnoen lperben
lpiirben. beutlde Ybiloiopbie in lire
2ebren eingeldlofleu gu baben. fir Den
Melt Ser arie9sbauer internirt peroen
lDQten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
Nus benz @taatc.
9aben sic, lieber 2eier, ihpn SIR
3bctl getban?
{Spe3ialOepei1e.)


9es Wspi nes, 26. SUM. =
gpm Spmer u. Msiller, benz staats=
birettor pes sso,paer &riessiparfomi=
tees, ,uuroe beute fulgenbe Grtldruns
auseescbcn:
vllnire Splbatcn tit bem Sdiiten=
grdbcn miiiiem nit gutter &leibung, gu
ten nuo pielen @affen uno gutter unb
pieler Munitiun ausseriiitet ieim. 6ier=
fit lit @elb n1tbis, unb s,uar Diel
@,clb. Qlus hiciem 8ruube lit Sreitaa,
Der 20. Sumi, BON 4rai, @hion sunt
9tattunalem &riegipartag prOfamirt
,uprbem.
vSeoer laloestreuc Mmcritauer 1T
entidloiIen, baR umire Nrmce alle: NO=
tbigc baben ioll, han,it nuirc Soloaten
fir ibren 5ubcsfampf nit ben 5un-
;nenboroeu ri6tis ausseriiitet Werben
fjnme,t.
,@ieacidjt babem Gle aus iraenb=
einem Urn,,6 8Dnbs ben 6rie8s fpar=
marfen uorgcsogem, Dicileidlt babeu sic
mir ans @ena,1feitluiisfeit perianmt,
Sbrc 4flittt 1T oieicr slngelegenbeit
uua sm erfiiQcm. sic ioiltem nidt uerz
selicn, bae bic Mesierung pon jeoerz
mann er,partet, oaf CT &ricgiparmar=
fen III 0cm1Rbcit NIT ieinem @ern16=
scussuilaub fault Ticle baben it'd, fit
$40 perpfli6tet, ,udbrenb lie TT &C.
maRbeit nit ibrem 0erm6sens5uitanb
Warten in SoDbe uom $500 bis $1,000
faufen iul!ten.
,Sic 9iegicrnng brauht bas 0elo,
nno bic Resiernug mus ,uiiIen, haR
jener pun uns ieinen ibm anaemeifenen
Mutbcil fault. 9as retde. unb bliibenbe
SOMA nit ieinen Sanicnocn pon Sob
ucn an Der sscucrliuie muk bent gnf=
rnf muircs Hrdiioemtcn mnbcoinst Splee
lcijte,t, ,u,b ,uirD es, ,uie mir 5uperiid9t=
lid er,uartcn, aud tbuu.
y1ie nod perblcibem6e ,3cit ,utro
id,mea fiirser = sSreitag, ber 2S. Snnt,
itebt ppr oer Sbiir umtersetdneH sic
SIR 9eripredeu bente upd), nnh beifen
sic tiid,tie babe1, oais .uir Sp'pa v'iber
bie 2aute" brinsem.
gamer u. Mtller,
staatsoirettOr."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
ltnter idlimmem Qlntlagen perbaftet.
{ Associated Press
9bgcfiirstes Werfabrcu.

9}elp Yort, 25. Suni.- Alle 4nz
ipriide, sic gcgen Die gileubabnen me- :
gen Giscutbumsberlulten unD 8Drperz
perieRungeu erboben lueroen, lpllen
Direft uuter um9ebung Der
@eri6te bon Der Ne9ierllna seld)lihz
tet lperheu, mie Sobn Barton Yupne,
Gbei Der iuriltiiden Mbtbeillmg NIT
tbeilte. 8oit1pieli9es Yrp5elliren ioIl
uuf bicle gEeile per,nieben ipernen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27
3eras iabaratrodeu.
{ Associated Press


Murin, Ser. 26. SUM-. - 2o
@etrduteeeiddft in Seras nuroe ge
ltern I'M Witterna9t abeeid,afft, al
bas itaattpeite Hrobibitionseeiee il
&raft trat. Sic 8trtbibaften idlplie1
geltern Mbenb UNI $3.50 llbr ibre 5bii
rem fir i,umers
{ Associated Press
Multin, Ser, 26. Ssuni. = Sn
Nppelationsgeridt purbe beute eli
&abeas Corpus @erfabren beantra9t
UNI bic @erialiunssmdBisteit De:
itaatlpeiten Rrubibitionsgeleees, oa.
.lcbte @titterua6t in &raft trat, 3ll er
prDben.
ltuter idlimmem 9luflasen perbaftet.
{ Associated Press
Sc tep Dprf, 90. sunni. = Sra,
8iliiam Cumming Storp, friibere Sc
nerulbireftorin Der 9ullsbters Of tb
gmerituu Nepolutiou. tmtrbe bier bellt
Nadnittag unter Nnfla9eu Des 8rob
biebltabfs, bes @leinbiebltaEts rmb Sc
%erl ldtpDrung in &erbinbun9 NIT SIN
9ele9enbeiten Der 9iatiunol Gmer9encl
J1eliei Gocietp, bereu Hrd libenttu Il
lit, berbdftct.
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;Sulaen bes italieniid,eu sieses.

,(Gprtletars auf oer 8. Seite.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-27

StaIieu. 9uuptq tqndrt r..
25. SUM, absubs. - 9dt Der geInn%
aeuuabme bon 1000 big 5000 Dtunn
lit bie @eiummtsabl Ser bon Sen SSto@
lienern pabreuh ibrer gegenofIenlipe
acupnmenen @efangenen ieet auf &C.
aeu $4,000 Mauu seltieecr.
Inter Sem Seller Der italienilbcn
Maid)ineneepebre unb 8elt,iiee. Die
lchnell beronsebrucht iporben iparen.
artete ser Diterr. 8iidsu9 iiber oie NSi%
ope sur reselIuien Sludt aus. Mon
ichdbt sic GeianrmtperluItc Ser Selter@
reiher auf iiber 100000 Wtaun.
8om, 26. SUM. = amtlih. =
Stalieuilde sruppeu I'M iiiSlibe1tSbetl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-18
BURNHAM Dimes u. S.
EDITORS IN LONDON
Churchill Glad Two Nations
Are Brought Together.

LONDON, Nov. 10 delay ed Lord
Burnham was host at a dinner given
Tonight to the party OF American edi-
tors visiting England. The guests in
cluded Winston Spencer Churchill. Min
lster OF Munitions; Lord Robert Cecil,
parliamentary Under Secretary for For
eign Affairs; Sir F. T. Smith, Attorney
General, and the Lord Mayor OF London.
Premier Lloyd George, in message
regretting his inability to attend, ex-
pressed In behalf of the people and
the Government gratitude to the Ameri-
can press for the latters recognition
OF the share England has played in the
successful struggle for liberty.
In toasting the American press Col.
churchill said England knew that the
heavy burden placed upon her by the
war would have to be borne for many
years, but that all Brtishers were glad
to have had the opportunity to bear
their share In the great effort.
But we had one moro thing to be
thankful for" he said, namely that
England and the United States have
been brought together"
Reviewing Americas part in the war
Col Churchill took the opportunity to
pay warm tribute OF admiration to
the achievements Of Americas troops.
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TRACES DEMOCRACY
TO MARTIN LUTHER
DR.. Bauslin at Mass Meeting
Of Newly Merged Churches
Links Periods.

The principles of ecclesiastical free
dom. as expounded by Martin Luther,
and deliversnce from religious autoc-
racy. were the themes Of addresses de-
livered by speakers at the Jubilee mass
meeting Of the United Lutheran Church
in America, held yesterday afternoon in
the Hippodrome. There were 5000 men
and women present and they expressed
their full accord with the merger of the
three bodies into which the Lutheran
Church in the United States and Canada
has hitherto been divided. The spirit
behind the merger was voiced in the
declaration OF the Rev NJ. NJ Kinard
y, d. Salisbury, y. c.. that THE people
are tired OF hearing 1t said there are
twenty-four denominations OF Luther
ans"
Declaring that the moulding Of the
world at this time Is being done by
Toikingmen. as it is an age of denoc-
racy. the Rev Frederick H. Knubel,
New York. president OF the United
Lutheran Church, said It rests with the
people OF the United States to mould
tae worlds faith, thought and life
In an address on "Lutheranism and
Democracy" the Rev. David II. Bauslin.
n. d., LII. p. Springfield, Ohio, said
Martin Luther was the anticipation OF
the American republic OF this day. The
events OF to-day were but a reafirma-
ton or the principles Of humanity Ut
tered by Luther in the sixteenth century.
The Rev. John A. w. Haas, u. D.,
LII ID. In an address on THE Message
or Lutherantsm for the New Age" said
November II. 1918. will go down in
history as one OF the greatest days the
world has ever seen. the day that marks
the epoch Of the political deliverance
of millions OF men. back Of which Law
November 10, 1917. the birthday Of
Martin Luther
GERMANY he continued. failed IN
1S4S TO give rs people just political
freedom. 1t sowed the seed Of autoc-
racy which finally destroyed it, and now
1t must come to freedom because free
dom is moral fact and reality which
cannot he destroyed We have the SYM
pathy Of those that labor and toll. but
we do not believe men can create democ-
facy out of themselves. Democracy will
tail unless 1t is founded on eternal prln-
ciple. We must not at this time be sub
jected To all sorts OF upr!sings that will
destroy peace. law and order and JUS
tee. Popular government does not mean
the right of any people to destroy law.
order and institutions"
Among the other speakers were the
Rev Theodore +. Schmagk y d.
Ii. n. president OF the former General
Council. the Rev. Victor c. \. TressIer.
lh. D,, u. d, president OF the former
General Snyod, and the Rev. NJ NJ
kinard, u. y, president of Tire former
United Synod Of the South. The Rev
G. L. Wenne-. D. D.. pastor of Christ
Lutheran Church, New York. presided
Emanuel Schumauk was director of the
music.
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BIRTHPLACE HONORS
CARDINAL O'CONNELL
Preiate Points Out National
Symbols at LoweII.

Lowell. Mass. Nov. 1.-THE throb-
bing mills along the river valleys here
and the churches on the heights vera
made the symbols OF the blending OF
the material and the spiritual in Amer
lean life by Cardinal O'Connell in an
address delivered at the dedication to-
day of the Cardinal O'ConneI Park
way. The Cardinal is a native of
Lowell a large fountain. surmountcd
by bronze bust OF the prelate stand
ing in the centre of the thorouchfare.
Is the gift to him from the people OF
Lowell.
In acknowledging the honor, Cardi-
nal O'Connell said:
Now after the night of battle comes
the dawn of peace. In war we have
faced our duty nobly in peace We
must do likewise. Peace has its high
obligations as we'll as war We have
defended our country by standing for
law. for order, for right and truth
and justice TO all. We shall best nre-
serve the prosperity and honor of our
beloved America in the peaceful DAYS
by standing firmly now and always for
law and order and justice throughout
the land"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-18
DADDY LONG LEGS" REVIVED.
Ruth Chatterton Again the Star Mt
Henry MiIIer's Theatre.

Success in the fullest measure settled
over Henry Miller's Theatre on Saturday
night when Jean Webster's popular
comedy Daddy Long Legs" was revived
there. Miss Websters play was of
course interpreted as TO its leading role
by Ruth Chatterton. One IL inconceiv-
able without the other. 1t was indeed
her appearances in this story OF an or
phan's life and love that first won for
the young actress her great popularity,
in this play she travelled from one city
or the country to another. gaining her
place az one of the most beloved ac-
treSSes OF the American theatre.
Hiss Chatterton was not alone i'm her
prominence on Saturday night. Mr.
Miller appeared with her, acting the part
of the guardian. and his cooperate was
another factor in the success of the re-
Vival Miss Webstcr's comedy is az
potent TO please as ever. The present mo
duction in the beautiful frame of Henry
Miller's Theatre is in every way worthy
or Miss Chatterton and the play: so ms
success should renew the youth Of
Daddy Long Legs" There should be
by this time new theatregoers anxious IN
enjoy such famous success of the mast
even the very near past
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-18
DOUGHNUTS DELUGE
SEASHORE VISITORS
Salvation Army Lassies Sell
Slut Made Product to
Help War Work Fund.
CROWDS WILLING BUYERS
Many New Workers Among
Those in Atlantic City for
the Week End.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 17.--Boardwalk
crowds to-day enjoyed the novelty Of
buying "hut made" doughnuts fried by
Salvation Army lassies at special sta
tons established along the Esplanade
70 help the United War Work drive,
which ends here tomorrow night.
Thousands OF the doughnuts we're sold
TO visitors.
Among the visitors here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hubbell. New York. at
the Traymore; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Brady. Albany, Breakers; Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. Pearce. New York. Boutwell, :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hosbach, New
York, Alamac; Miss Louise Evans. Up
ton. Long Branch. Marlborough Blen-
helm; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T. Phillips,
Red Bank, Haddon Hall: DR.. and Mrs.
George Newell. New Castle. Seaside
House: Mr.. and Mrs. Channel Sprague,
Richmond. Dennis: Mr.. and Mrs. Eman-
uel Langdon, Buffalo. st. Charles Mr..
and Mrs Frank Savage, New York.
strand Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Reinboth.
New York. Shelburne. and MIR and Mrs.
Gerald Ward. New York. Traymore.