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New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
What Is Going On To-Day

fFrc admission g t,N American Museum Of Nstarsi
Iiisto-y. Ame-.caa Museum OF Al. New ios
BIOLOGICAL 7atA. Naa cortlSnit Park Ausean'
American 1its,e.n of Safety and u.s Aquarium
Auto sho'y Ho,e! as,r-
auto SHOW Grand Central TsiAc~ -.
MstNtg Of iae American lrish Historical Sccs''
- waldorf Astoria. 10 4. N. dinner. p N
opening OF the Broedway Sllns from ffmes sdusr
~ "Eitshal Street. II .. luncheon, oa,o
Inc auspices OF ,he Brooklyn CIVIC Club and " ,,'
hroan'sy Association. To Officials of the , siss,
1uotic Service Commission and the bru'A''-
- kapid Transit. M4rrays. 80 p - cr..
fecept.on of the Lotos Club. clubhouse. llo ~S'
flfty-seyenth Street. evening
Mayor John F. bSlan at csil OF The Courts Al'ns
ton ard Puritan. Palm Garden. e.e,iaS
piilher q New York News Photographer. he0 y
or1S cflA Stree eveaslng
Pi BLIC LECTURES or THE BOARD OF Epu'
CATION. s.i5 p. NJ
MANHATTAN
Va F~ad. DR.. Frederick E. Braihut AasneAt
museum of NeturA! History, Seventy seventh SpsD
ana Central Park West
srnen Havrah ". l. Hubbard and Canos,
ST5otthsl' Coopas Institute. Eighth street a''
TSiia., %su; ,.,,s Lou. wesnb-ux Public Idsrsr. !"
England and Shakespeare. Dr.. Tacras Z. rcs'
terton. +. NJ. {. A.. S West lash Srsk
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Hardwick Criticises Wilson
For Keeping Cabinet Over

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-senator
Hardwick, Democrat. declared in the
Senate to-day That Pres dent Wilson'S
action In holding over his Cabinet
from his first term, without submit
ting nominations. was "contemptu-
Gus disregard" OF Senatorial courtesy.
and he introduced resolution calling
on the President 70 inform the SEN
pte by what warrants of law or au-
thority" the present Cabinet officers
hold their Offices.
The resolution went over withou.
acton and Senator Hardwi4a promised
70 make 2 speech on il latfr
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Rescued From Ice-Bound
Craft, He Dies in Hospital

Captain John Gunnerson of the
schooner f. w. Davis, rescued from his
ice-bound craft Thursday by Dr. Han
reilly, of Fordham Hospitals; Patrick
Callahan and Patrolman Wilkins, who
riskcd their lives to bring him to shore,
died yesterday in Fordham Hospital.
DR.. Hannclly said death was due to
pneumonia nad starvation. Captain
Gunnerson was sixty-seven years old
and came from St. Johns, N. B.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Say Swindlers Got Million


CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-Joseph Well. +
n. Buckminster and three others. said
to have represented themselves as put-
chasing agents OF the French and Brit.
1sh governments, were indicted TO-DAY
on charges Of having mulcted two Indi
ana business men of $4,000 through
the operation OF an alleged confidence
game The total operations of the
band are said to have netted them up.
ward of 81 900, 900.
The indictments charge We'll and
15,ucknilnster, John Smith, James "
Head and Michael Reel wit, con sn;rinr
10 commit confidence games IN which
Albert A. Charles. president of the Ko.
Aomo Steel and Wire Works. of Ko-
komo. Ind, lost slco 900. and Charles
II. "orden, president Of the First Ma
tlonal Bank OF Fort Wayne, Ind. was
swindled out Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Jail Term for Grab
New Rochelle Man Sold Beer
to Sailor in Uniform

Henry Grab, son Of Jacob Grab, owa-
cr OF GermaNia Hall. in New Hochell,
vas sentenced TO thirty day in the
ombs yesterday By .Jud &C 4. \. Hand
!or selling a glass OF beer to a sailor
IN uniform. Judge Hand granted q
stay on appeal and released the pris-
oner in 81 900 bail
i am sorry for the prisoner" said
Judge Hand, hut, as vindication OF
the policy of the government as vel
as the law, and a warning to others
must sentence him to thirty days i'm
prisonment. The beer hall WAS de-
mora!lzlnr place"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OE'
NEW YORK, COUNTY or NEW YORK
Ridley. as executors of and trustees under
the last will and testament OF Arthur ].
Ridley, DECEASED, plaintiffs vs. Julius e;
G. Barn,nar, Katie NJ. BamInar- his wife:
Charles Geeer, Esther Geiger. his wife:
aaron s,s anh Fosa snnss s;non rs
Altman, Barnett Wolf, Henry a. +. Welt,
Rhoda Elisabeth Welt. soloman Kslni;sky.:
Benjani,, en; steckler copartners doing busi-
ness under the arm narne and style Of
sornmerfeld & steckjer; Edward G. Levcen
and William I.evsen. copartners doing bust
ness under the firm name and style OF Ed
ward P. Lcveen Co: Billings King 4
Company, Benjamin A Jeckson- lsidor
Fl Miner. Jennie Rubin, Benjamin He-
berg, Bernard BeTnstei Doric Theatre
Co, JOHN Doe" and "R!chscd Roe" the
being fictitious their r.al narnes being
known to plaintiffs and both being tenants
ion defendants- 4:sl--la Summons
To the above naIned defendsnts and each
Of them:
complaint in this action and to serve
copy Of your answer or the plaintiffs at
torne?s within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this gurn,no.'s. exclusive Of the day
OF service, and in case % Tour failure TO
appear or answer Judgment ~ill be taken
against sou by default for tho relief de-
nlanded In the complaint
Dated New Yors. july 94th. 1917.
UTERHART 3 GRAHAM Eaqs
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Once ana F.. q. address, 81 Cedar Stree.
Borough CT Manhattan. Cny CT >,er,
York.
Chuck:
lou by publication, pAreuant to an order
OF Hon. Edward y. (5avesxn. Juaticc O:
the Supreme Court Of the state Of New
York, dated the 90 d~c Of January, 1915,
and fled With the complaint In the offce
OF the Clerk of the County of New Yora,
a. the County Court House. in Che Bor.
cugh Of Ganhettsn. City, County and
State of NeN- York.
lTETHAET 4 GRAHAM Fsq<
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Of11ca and p Q. address, ?T Cedar Street
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

WALKER. WILLIAM HAIL.~~1N FUR
suarce OF an order OF Honorable John p.
York notice is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against William Hall wal
ksT. late OF the County of New York. de-
ceased. TO present The same with von,hers
thereon 10 the subscribers at their place a,
transactinS business IN the ONCE OF Messr.
Greene. hurd {: Stoweil, No. 43 Exchanre
Place, Borough or Manhattan I'itv Coynfv
and State OF New York, en- or before + \ .
6;h day OF July 1915. '
psted. New York. Decemoe. aTib. 1917
PANT
RICHARD T. GREENE. E,.cutor.
"HEENE. HURp 4 sTowELL. Attor-
neyo for ENccutora, Office 4: p. O. a.
dress: AS Exchange Place, Borough ~
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

violata the selcctve draft law, Hass
received a year and day in Atlanta.
His mother went to the Tombs for
thirt; days.
After lass had been drafted he
swore that his mother was widow
nnd he her sole support. Mrs. LIGHTER
man made similar affidavit. Investiga-
tion disclosed that she was tho wife
Of Isaac Lichterman and not dependent
on her son. When lIass leaves prison
he will have to enter the nrmy
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER =,
HonorshIs John p. Cohaian. a. Surrorst.
hereby given TO all persons havioe clai,n.
against MANIA LOUISE BEEBE ,ats nf
the county OF New York. DECEASED. TO nre'
sent the same with vouchers thereof =.
il1s sNbscribere. ct their place Of transact
'ns business. Room, aol. No. l3s BroadTsv
IN ths city OF New York. on or befors IT,.
l5th DAY of January. 1918 '"e
Eateo. New York. tho 5th day Of july.
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
RODERlCK BEEBE.
ExeuutorA
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
LOST RANKUOOKS

LOST. '~- Haul;book 80 6,i.eis ot Dry poc,,
Savings Institution. ANY person havinr
claims upon said book is called rnor 20
present the same to the bank vithiD
thirty days or TIC said book will n. dc .
CARED carccNea ana ueN one !ssaed In
LOST. .-i'a0l, l,hocis 10. $40 .25S Of ,h. 1-n,on
hi'nf Sav'rCs Bank Is r..ssiur Anv
FrrSsn uS 'trN clam 70 IL IS hershs.
called urr' t. ar ssnt the Same within trn
DAYS ~ -uSMlt 20 having the said nass
book cancelled @nu rep' one issued
LOST T--Bankbook No. ess5 OF panl Cor
Savings. $50 Fourth ave. New York
PAYMENT stopreG rlcssc retu,y, hook tn
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

Los T.-f;old meshNsg. s.,prhiros ON CLASH
eetwcen 'sth and 1etn SIS. or River,
'i9e Drive about y. NJ January .tn.
tahle reward. w. Il. B"g&aley, 50 M.ii
son ave. Telephone $50 Vunderoilt'
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

NEW HAVEN.Ya'e University is to re-
cei'e 100000 under the will Of the late Mrs.
Evelyn McCurdy Salisbury. widow OF Yale
professor. Half of the gift is for g pro-
censorship in anthropoIog,. The Connecticut
College for Women receives ,o00.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Frost in Most of Florida

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 4. - Tampa had
heavy frost last night, with tempera-
turc OF 81 degrees. Freezing weather
overspread most OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Where Volunteer
War w orkers
Are N G e d e d

Inc Tribune in,itcs the car u'oyk
societies 10 ro;cc Heir needs in this
coi""'" II extends 1n equally cor1;al
'nritot'om to the sfny-dt-homr patriots
N'ho 7eant to icor', for their country.
fadreSs ch cppea's for help or for
'i"r rork 10 tho city Editor, Ncn'
York Tribune. l5} Nassau Street.
Women 20 act as )"Big Sisters" are
wanted by the Parks and Fairgrounds
Association. The association reports
that junior delinquency has increased
greatly since older boys have left their
families for the war. and needs these
women to lead play and games in rec
rcation hours Of school children. Vol
untecrs will be given course Of train
ing IN the work free, which will qualify
them for paid positions in II few
months. Apply to Mss Bcrnays, Mayors
committee, East Thirty Street,
Vanderbilt-5S76.
The Mayors committee is now pre-.
pairing to enroll volunteers for service
in community kitchen work Work will
be Of three kinds, preparing meals,
serving thcm and packing them for dis
trihution in the rc;ghbcrhood Aa-
sstants for cashiers are also needed,
Work on part time basis in three
shifts. from a. II. to ! 80 p. ~ The
kitchen is established as food demon
stration centre for those housewives.
particularly foreigners, who do not
know how to cook healthful, Hooverizcd
meals on small budget. Apply also
to Miss Bernays, above address
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

Michael O'CalIaghar. Sim Feineg end local
president of the Irish Republican Brother
hood, has been released from the Tombs.
where he held pending extraditon on a
charge of numbering two Of the Irish con-
stabuary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

Work is to be started at once on the res
toration OF the City Eal! cupola. which was
burned last May. Under the contract the
job has 10 be finished b. .July sharp.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

William 4. Ferguson, fo- the last four
years secretary to Marcus ". Marks, former
President of the Borough OF Manhattan, is
now member of the law firm of White g.
Case. Mr.. Ferguson began his new work OF,
January ].
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
The Weather Report
NASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. jan. 4.-Tressurs cer,-;n,,e. ,o,,
over the Atlantic Ocean With another dlst,rtsncs
OF marked character central oT tic coast of Nova
Scotia. and northwest gales continued Oh tho New
England ana Northern Nes jersey coasts prsss,,r.
fos also fallen dscidsdlA cycr tho United s..t,s
czcep' in the Northwest nn there was no pre,.l,,.
ton Of Consequence CHER man some SHOWS IN
Maine and upper Michigan and rains ard SHOWS
in the cXtrclne Northeast
Low tc1fjrratlrss commute over i,e cse.e,,, l,,c
Of the country. bl; with rising tendency, WIKI.
III the West 1hey Sill much above the ,easo,al
ass,sge a. "a RE ,'h further rise in tie plains
-.1, Mlth The sSeepioe ol local :nons IN the lake
region Gereralv ;sir weather 81 prevail on >,et1,-
day and sunday cast OF the Mississippi Rive N1th
or snudaY IL tho Arantic a,es.
Slefm warnings displayed on the rsc;e, ,oss,
''''" lao mouth of the to.unltia River nor,h,,sr,
Forecast for Special Locailtss.-vor raster,
Fennsyhanla. fair. not 30 cold Saturday; Sunday
fair
For New aersav and Easte,n Hew York. fair and
no, 50 cod s,a'u,iay; sunday ia.r
lgr souihcr1 New England, fair SATURDAY and
Fer Nctbein New England. fair SATURDAY and
S',ndal Nieoui decided temperature change
Iof Western Ne'r York. scnerail, falr .i..i some
what warmer Saturday: SUNDAY cloudy I,ro,a ~,
100 al sAo"S near The lakes.
Local 0f7ciaI RECORD following orlca, rsco,,
from ihe Weather Bureau shows temperatures ;3u-
Ing tbs last twenty four hours. in comparison win
the corresponding date Of las, year:
; a. NJ rag Z lslT i = 1918 lal5
i a. m -....... y - r. N r. =,
= a m........ Al 9 D. nl. is -
Il neon 10 A. II p. m. 40
Hishest Temperature Yesterday. is degrees tst 4
?. p M owt~'. . below q. ..i5 :. ny: aseragc'
=; alr,lse 'or same da,e las, year a3 average for
same date last thirty three year, H. '''
Humidity
a. m......'2 p. m.....5i spm -
Barometer Readings
a. m. 70 o. p. IN. /2s. So SOM ee-s
Local 0HciaI Forecast.-Fair and not SO cold TO-
cay ia'r tomorrow. diminishing northwest Winds.
lecominc variable
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

-, HCNkERS, y. X.-hndrew Sherwood. Of
Closter. N. J.,f arrived here on foot from
Alpine. across the river. The ice was six
inches thick in the middle Of the stream. h,
said Not since 1872 had the Hudson been
frozen at this point
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
s1ARRIAGES

DRAKE-sMIrH- -THoKyE-on Tbursda;
January 5, 1915, by Dean Howard {. kos-
bins of the Cathedral of ST. John the
Divine May Hewlett Thoraa to Oliver
Drakc-Srnth.
yELZER- WERTHEIM- January !, Ernes-
.ina Werthcim 20 David Felzcr-
(;ROSSMAN N-SEIDLER--On December 81.
lal7, Ruth Scidlcr to Jacob (;rossrnaa-
New; York
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

HAvERSTRAW. N. Y.-Draft record. a.
NaPonach have been destroyed in "a Fl re which
burned down The general store Registrars
will have to file their returns araiD.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
Mother and Son to Prison
Both Sentenced for Conspir.
acy to Evade Draft Law

Nathan Hass, twenty-four, Of 400
Grand Street, and his mother, Mrs.
Anna Lichterman, fifty nine, both re-
Federal Judge Hand for conspiracy to
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will
close at dark until further notice. 10 save
coal.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

The board Of governors Of the Ards)c,
Iluo mas decided to close the clubhouse OF
January 10 because Of the coal shortscs
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

PORT CHESTER, N. Yong Island
Sound has witnessed another tragedy Of tho
deep. A coal barge Of 1000 tons sank in
the ice near Great Captains Island, and it is
believed the caft WAS cramr1ed With coal.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
BIRTHS

kASNOWITz Mr.. aud Mrs. $. Nssnowita
of a6l Simpson st. announce the arr'v. /
Of twin girls, at the lyinE-ln Hospital
December 2S, i9l,.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
ENGAGEMENTS

BELCHER- MIR. and Mrs. G.
r. Hubbard. Of Wheeling, ". Va. have
announced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Lida to Sergeant James Malcolm
Bcicher, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Zochartaa
Belcher. of Newark
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
News in Brief

F.. +. B1unrer has converted his piano into
hot air with the aid OF an axe and the fur
race in his home in West Thirty
Street, ncar Railroad Avenue. Coney Island,
but he's still in the market for coal.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD roY cash: advics
frcA RENNETT. l75 Broadway, third door.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
STORAGE NOTICES
TBF CLINTON STORAGE ,x.pru,

ODE aLlNTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES
Offices, 24S ard ~ l>s.t :5tA - So
}oti.-~To John II. Aci;ersou, Mrs. Flj.s bst h
srooker v alter NJ. SuriSc Mrs i-erc \
9N, 'er. Mrs. An Carney NJ. Carroll, III:
= =. " e'is, Mary Carr Mrs. N. A. Conval
N4t saIet Cornor. Mr au1 Mrs II. nahl .
Eunnc: Ellen Farrell. Marie Fec Jennie Fc,
,src. Mr. e. ]. Finn. Katie Foley, Maric
lu'ey' ,,ny II H. %ordon, John l1asan, MIS-. Mari
ran; owen Hughes. Mrs Mae Jarrstt Mar
the Namper. Miss c. I<ruse. Ieopold (SuIder-
@smp, charles \. McCs,thv, Martha Nc
..arthy, Mls. Margaret Me,iinnity Mauricc
NJ M.ntoa, Mrs, Catherine MusphT' Mis-
Mary Mu5phs. John Mul,isan Bee CrCor
nor. \, i Packard. Mrs Powc,e t.yis
ornoian. Mary Read. j. Reed bv Ws,
esrHt Brown Iane, Reiil. Elcn Eov.s
Slafy Ross Matilda Sgolander. iI;lmS s,1jff,
Mtr. ). N'niff. Mr.. Marcaret H-vjar,rr
Smith. Fanny NJ. Spencer. Lizzie -rayio- NJ
wary M"ponslj HIs. Maro Walsh ana Mrs
NJ mite; You ana eaNh q! you are n.reh,.
Np'lhed ihat the time log the paynle;1; Cf
ials Vo'nnany y Hen Upon The property here
'us fter described having expired utter an.
h"t'cc thereof had been given you this com
paiN VIII cause such property. TO wiz house.
hold goods. personal effects and rerchandis,
stored by YOU in its warehouses. TO hs soIG
at public auction, according 10 ths statute in
such case mace and provided. Said auctiou
Niu take place at these warehouses; .43 and
80 East aoth st New York Citv On Ma,
day, January Il, 1918. ST 10 A. VI and " n,
be continued each succeeding Monday al ms
same time and l!ace Until the sals IA cow
pleted. " ''''
J. G. ELLSWORTH. General A1anaper
N"w otk De-. %. 1917.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
My JERSEY
FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE

WEST SIDE
FOR HENT-Frrn.shrd room with p1va1. bath.
and breakfast for or business woman
s!t outside windows in private home thirty min
N.fw on elcyAcd cxrress, West Side from Cort.
Iandt st. price SO per month R.1Ay 10 S. Box
10TH. i45 WEST-Crean. com, urtsh,e rocm. run.
nne wafer electricity ,n1vate bath c1cluAivs
nome: eeaisman references exchanged: 'p,ors
apart trent. Columbus SIRE
az "EST SaTH.--Sicely Furnished front suite. two
rooms; bath; doctors aTar ,rnsnt; kitta1crettc
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
BY Henri Bazin
Copyright, oil rights reserved

{ 'spcciol correspondence of The Neay York
T1fbp'r uu1 The Phlfnd,iphia
i-rrniuu J,etiycr,
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Miniature Almanac

Noon rises ia M la04 Noon ss.s ,n -
High Water
ssndv ,tooD A, NJ. p NJ.
(,ovrrror.v Is,s,d '.-......- II 2 l1:53
IfnlI t:ato 0 '-''''''.. ''..'-..-.... 81 i:21
.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

CARPET CLEANING
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-C,.ans b,
compressed air steam. hand deor. 1888
Broadway. al Eas. 4sth C0E BRANDT.
Tel. l3o-3Sth
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

WANrEr. = PRESIDENT or TREAS
IR5R FOE STEEL COMPANY; MUs.r
MADISON AVE, \. Y. c.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05
IMPORTANT

Rirsh. Engagement. Marriage. Death
md In Menoriam Notices may ire
tslcThoncd to The Tribune any tims
ep to midnight for insertion in the
~-xt days paper Just call
Beckman 5000
ard READ tho notice ns you wish u tn
serted Bill for same viii I've mailed 70
you later. The notice Will reach over
100000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

c'BRIEN-Suddenl,. on January . Mar,
O'Rrien. Funeral on Saturday. January s.
at $50 o'clock. Requiem, mass ut Nativity
Church. Cd av. and Sd st, at 10 o'clock
lntermcnt Holy Name Cemetery, jersey
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

a m. 90 .. IN. /2s So D es-s
Local omc'aI FoFecast.FA.r and not 50 cold to-
day' fair tomorrow: diminishing northwest winds.
lecominc variable
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

CLARk-- January ., John A. Clark. beloved
husband of Elizabeth Clark (nee Maherl.
funeral from his late residence, All 9th
Az, Saturday. January .. at a. N. :;
thence to St. Michael's Church, West 34th
=, where. mass will be offered fol his
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

iistest temperature Yesterday IS degree, a., .
7. ml a,,.. as leN[w rs . below ct -i5 my average
same date last thir'ythree years H. '@s' '''
New-York tribune., 1918-01-05

O'FAREGL7~-January 9. 1918. the Rev.
~. c. O'Farreil. rector Church cf ,hc Holy
neral Monday. 10 =. IN. lntcrmemt Cal.
vary Cemetery.
"AREY Ccrren O.. January >, i9lS. Fu-
neral services on saturday. January ., 8:
.2A n,
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LOOSEN!
This Announcement Aid the Work of the Red Cross
Has BeenC Contributed by The Labor Journal

us. Our highest social authorities
have shown to the occupying enemy
the sovereign injustice, the whole
iniquity of these measures. Inc
Supreme Court of Belgium has de-
manded of him that he withdraw
these edicts as being inflactions of
natural law, of statute law, of the
rights of nations.
The Belgian episcopate, with the
eminent Cardinal MERCER at its
head, has demanded of him the re-
session of these edicts as being con-
trary to morals and to his pledged
word. Yes, to his pledged word
solemnly- given in 1914 by the first
GovernorGeneral of Belgium, Field
Marshal Won der Goltz, who issued
the proclamation: "At no time shall
the youth of Belgium be taken to
Germany either to be enrolled in the
army or to be employed at forced
labor" 1t is because of their belief
in that word of honor of the direct
representative of the German En-
peror that our Belgian working men
have returned from Holland after
the siege of Antwerp and that others
have remained here. That accounts
for the fact that the Germans are
now able to seize them for depor-
tation and for reduction into slav-
cry. Brothers and Americans, will
you put up with this?
Our political representatives have
demanded of him the rescission of
these edicts because for a Belgian
now to work for Germany is tan
tamount to making war on Belgium.
Does not every Belgian working
man in Germany release a new SOL
der for the German front?
Our great industrial leaders have
demanded the rescission of these diets
because their continuance means
that 1.-The whole economic life of our
country will become impossible and
will have to give up to him its last
breath"
Workmen, socialists and Catholics
men and women, united in the same
sense of solidarity and in the same
anguish, have demanded the resets
sion of these cruel edicts as being
contrary to law, to pledged word, to
civilization, to patriotism and to the
decency of the laboring class.
All has proved without effect.
Germany, which has vital need O
the arms of men, has not been will
ing to remit the application of it
edicts, not single day, not single
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hour. It's sole reply has been to
guns.
Meanwhile the laboring class of
Belgium turns it's eyes to the neutral
powers. 1t demands this time if,
N the face of this crime of insulting
humanity, the revulsion of conscience
will not inspire them to the energet-
&C act which the situation calls for
To allow the commission of such an
abominabIe outrage, is that not to
become an accomplish therein?
The working class of Belgium asks
with anguish: Are the neutrals yet
once more going to wash their
hands as did Pontius PLATE on the
preteXt the German ISLANDERS and the
Complaints of their victims do not
agree?
Belgium, martyr for its rights,
wishes no chopping of logic or pla-
tonic sympathy.
1t wants deeds.
Are the neutrals and their ruling
classes going to permit this to be
done? Are they to consent to have
civilization hurled back to the ages
Of barbarism when the victor led
the vanquished into slavery?
Americans: If the others so con-
duct themselves, if the world should
yet again take part in such a spec
tacle of brute cowardice you at least
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No. 1880

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
Of Washington. in and for
Chelan County.
w. K. WILSON. Plaintiff,
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