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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
grng of nipnlia 8lef.

sSrn 8a{birgton beooer set, al
Dtpnoigbe oell ienere Sis er
fon1n1cl1 paa 5por at, at Scr, lioe1r
4rigelt hegDnoe 1nellen1 stn1erifo
% Splflano, CT befslet n1ol1ge Ore
be laellenl 6olf ber i au1,oet oa
Solf ! 5piflon6, 9itriq og De nor
p1lte Canoe, font gjoroe gr1tg af
1tlDnltg glrf og ct bentn1eIiqt
5friftlpltrn1 NreppefslinQel1. ifoI
1lao'1lia pere beldrget lneo lpe,1-
ite Sfibe, og man mel1cr ,tl1 at
babe 8epiier / S'euoe euerfor el,
Sel Eerlol1er af bbilfe l11a1lae er
Sbe11lterc oa Noromnllo. Mal, for
1l1ooer, 7 at Der 40 oel, Sci er tilfgrt
Eoe fpltc sNpnoigbeoer DplDsnil1oer
peorpren0e arigsforbereoelier
) sl1t'crifa. Mange 5fibe er iibel,
oel1'lc 0l'oaaclie aiprocs blcbel, 1,l,=
|oerlpate, fpr Sc 1pb i Saprr, % f,os
|Dtanoi oitobet paa l1ogle bor man
I 1n''oet pietige Dclnn1clige W1eooclel.
|icr. 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
Or, 0san ou oannarf.

s Treoogs tom Sen on1erifonifc
0finilter Donmorf 81. Sc S.
@gan til g1nerifa &a1 l1otalte til
en- uMsioeiate0 Hrels" Meprplel1-
tant, at 6en olnlil10elige 5tenlling
/ Donmarf 1,oen 5pprgstnaol ct
pea Sc Mlliere6es 5ibe, og at Be=
folfl1ingen ll6en at flage b9rer Sc
tl1nge Sabn, ip1n Sen 6fol1omilfe
@ituatiolt per er eli Telge al Sri
gell bor fabt. all folter 100 Sol
lars pr. Son noor Ser / set bele
er Ell 5nlltle at foo; men set er
Dberit ijpl6ent, at set fan 1ooe Jig
gi9re. 9eu faar mm1 life alene
8rgo- % 9nfferfprt, men oglao
Smerfort. Scot er life til at op=
oribe, % Glaif er Ser fun nleeet
list af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
8rriibenten 9gresmebiem af set
seuaraiiife seifab.

i ~ Z r#
Yreii0elt Millon cr bleoe,l
9gresmeolent al Oct rationale ge-
ografiife 5elifub> en- gGresbebis=
ming, Ser bleb tilb,t6t bam al en-
&onite af 5ellfabet neo Sl10relni.
1lilter Cane + 5piole1t. De e1elte
a1ore 9gres1ne0lel1rn1er er De tioli=
gere &raiioenter Mooiepelt % Soft,
Rontreaon1iral &earD, &apfajn &o-
alt 9lntnnoiell ben franlfe Nmbas-.
iaopr S. 9. SSus}eran6, Dr. Sriot=
iof Na1ig1 og. ben. tioligere brittle.
0nDaslaogr 8icomte BrDce.
4 g. j -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
News Of the War.
]. FRENCH PREMIER SENDS
MEW YER MESSAGE.

s. .IEW yEap NFSSAGE.
preno;er Clemenceau has issued
- Ns,,, Ye,r message:
..xn1h,, xbave confidence? Be
-. I L,ow orr noilus: because
Lno,v their chiefs clear sighted
.,d resolnte. because | know our
ste,dfast allies: because l see the
Americans at work; because our
enemies now nut all their hopes Of
n.oces IN act;on Of the Russian
Max;m;l;sts.
ssas,sA q fe,,, more strono efforts The
ro,d : str,;;obt siqht the GOAL,
,,,,,,,
1,.l.
p.,l +here
49, ;ent
= .. - 49, : ~ , !, r. =.
'' = D.
IL
~, ~ ha.., ha+,,,s.n The K,led;nes
1,ols aaa Rolshev;k; troons has
-. -e,,,,.d - K,,rsk midway be-
na ~ pastov ~ the
-.nor+.d +h,t there have
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
G,t itor 8etalins.

rStanooro Steel Company"
@onln1on0, S1,o., 1or foaet en SC
gieringsfontroft til cit 5r,nl al
$60,000,00o, % for at tl,mne llo-
IDl6e &ontraftell mao bet bobe cll
Mrbcjos]tDrfe poa 5000 Weon6. Tor
at faa 8lons til bisie, bigger mon
ct &otel neb $50 garelier lan1t
15O @fnritensD1tle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
s. TAKES UNIFORMS.

The government has taken over
s75O,0O0 worth of uniforms and
uniform material in Chicago, it was
announced by Captain Earl ]. Zim-
norman, who a short time ago was
ordered to commander all such ma
!erial here. II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
;yorbrpoclierne tiltaaer.

sllle Slags Sprbrp0elier llnota-
gen Moro og Dperfalo bar tiltaget
/ iterf @rao / Netp Dorf iioe11
Mmerifa sit ino i &rigen erflere-
Be 8olitifon1l11islnr Mrtb11r 8oobs
forleoen. 5tgrit 5tigl1ing bar Ser
peref SorbrDoeller moo gjenoon1
pau @rllno al De11nes itprrt @proi.
5Dberier at 5ilfe, aobber, Mes-
1ing, Moo % oll0re Gorer bar eget
2ilten oper Jorbrpbcllcr, iag0e
8oobs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
!Salifa1-illpffeu.

Set iioite 0Derilag ober Sc orpb-
te i @alifar-l1lpffell iptter III Mu..
toilet til 1900. Gorlllono Barn.
ltcoo al 8egropefiesfomitecl, crflp-
rc6e, at ober LOO Sig por fl,noet
% at ca. 800 Herioner iaD11es.
Soruoen oisie oeoe mango Herio-
1tcr, Der blel, flpttct til Soipitoler
l1oenfor 8pe,,, men Mpnoigbeoerne
bar iffe bpret 5tanb til at er.
boloe netagtige Opgober. S l1ge,1s
2pb bleb 139 Sig taget fra g}11i-
llerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04

1S. 0ftober. 5Dlfe SlaaoeifD
tager Ser i Gigabngte1t.
20. DHober. Sranif1neroene ta:
ger sen fprite 3eppeliner 1.noe'
&rigen.
"a. Dftobcr. 9ltrigf=tDif 8ffen
iip MOB SsytaIten beapnoer.
26. Sftober. 8ra5ilien erfl9rel
Gplflan6 @rig Set itolienlf'
.M1iai]teril,n tnger slfife0. &
81 0ftober. 6gr1te 8cfienbtgjp
rclle ON, at an,erifon1te 5roppcr
6ar opertaget Aprlte 2inics aebe=
grape Jrollfrig.
80. Sftpber. Sen pltriglf=tplft
Dffenlip naar Stalicns 5lettr ef.
ter at bope toget 100000 Sanger
Grep bon @ertling bliper Tplf-
lonbs Migsfaniler.
3. Mobe11bcr. &c fprltc omcrl
fonlfc arigsfanaer tagcs al Splfer
ne.
Z. Mop. 8oliebcpifopltono uobrp
ser &ctlograos
8. Nop. Nren1ierninilter &crcn
ifp f1pgtcr ira Eetrograo.
: 8. gtor. Set Halielrife 1ilbo9ctol
cnbelig itonoiet peo EiopeIi1ien ei
ter ct Sab al oner 100000 Sanger
og 1000 &dnol1cr.
8. gsop. @pllcbebifregjernlgc CT
flerer fig. 6oppr of pjebliffeli{
Gre6.
10. 9sop. @eremfps ailbengert
looet / Scamp 1neo 8ol1cbebiftrop.
per i l1ofol1te1t of Eetrogra6.
12. -Mop. a1opo George boloe1
en- Sole / YoriS, bpori ban ongri
Der Sc 9Hliere6es ufor lene" Holiti1
og opforbrer til @nGeb / @mnmnan
bcc11.
16. gtop. Glcmeuceot blipcr &re
mierniniIter syronfria.
Is. Mop. 8ritterne crobrer sSof
ia.
81. 9eon. 8ritter11e brpber SIN
oenb1trglilUensoq tager 10000 Sat-
ger og oriber gpifer1re tilbogc s
til 6 M2il.
%. Soon. sS'ollebct>ifrcgieringel
bcgp,,6er l111oer6on6linger ont Gao
henltilimn6 me6 Spiflo11o.
80. gfop. @en i1tcrolliercbe Son:
ference begDnber / Horis.
3. Sec. @rittcrne offr,perer belt
tiff 9Itofrifo, bborbeb 3pflonb mi
tier Sen it0ite al fine &olol1ier.
a. Sec. sErnlioei1t g8illon Be
fjerotgjer s(1nerifos &rigs,naol.
6. Sec. H,tsiiif=tpif @oabe11ltil
lton0 bcfejl1otgjort. &olifnr lng
aes doe at Ell gfsploiion.
Z. Sec. 9lmerifo crflrrer 2ltrig
l1l1gnrl, &rig.
8. Sec. @e1,erolerne &o1e0i11e p(
Mora1iloff bcgpnoer Ell rusiiif MoO
rcpolntion mes &olaffer1es @jGlp
= MlunGl1ien goar me6 paa Gao
benltillton6 meb Epiflo1lo.
10. Sec. 8rittcr,lc erobrer Sc
rniolcm.
13. 0ec. @r1g u6oifler fig / ipo
ligc Nl,Slo1o lnelleln 8olIcbepifel
Jog @oioffer.
is. Sec. Goabe1rltilfono mclle!!
Mltslono og ge1ltral1toeterlte I'LL
oertegncs i @reIt 2itppif.
~ Scr. Belejrlllgsttlltal1b pro
|f1omeres. @etrogrob.
23. Sec MISUNDERSTANDING
n1elle1n Rusluno %, Ge,1trolnagtcr
ne begpnoer Breit 2itobif.
%. Sec. Gclltralmagterne gipe
Sreostilbno. Der lpoer poa:: Singer
Nnrefsioner og iltgen @riqsIfaoes
erftatnina. Mmerifas Regierin!
onertoger 9rifte1t af o1le 2ol1oet,
SSernbaner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
lsOVERNORs BURNQL7IS1'S
sntEU1 YEAR WISH.

b Isl
On New Year Day Governor
Burnquist of Minnesota greeting the
people of his state, declaring that
the deepest wish of us all was that
the new year may bring peace and
harmony among the warning ma
tons.
Although peace at times seems
to be far Of" he said, the deepest
Wish of us all is that the new year
may restore among the warring ma
tons harmony and good will upon
[sdch firm foundation that the
EA,orld need never again pass
Through the experiences of the pre-
sent. Our Civil war resulted in the
maintenance of the United States
bf America, with a supreme court
10 decide differences between states
iof the Union.
What great year 1918 will be
if, before its expiration, the war in
which we are engaged will be the
means of uniting more closely the
fighting nations into such a United
States of the world and will enable
them to establish an international
court for the settlement of inter-
national disputes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
1prbub ,npb Smprubfpr1cl.

l1bfgrlel af 6mgr til ollie 2anoe,
11nbtogcn Sc Sorenebe Staters Nl=
Iiere6e, er bleben forb10t, og i
Sremtioen 111na alt 5msr, Ser la-
oes ber i 2al16et, }taa Maal nleo
u8ure TooD 2obe11s< 6orbringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
FRANCE and BELGIUM.

Operations on the fronts III
France and Belgium are being cons
fined almost exclusively to bonn
bardments, although the German
war office claims further gain OF
ground by the army of Crown
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria over
the British south of Marcolng IN
the Cambria sector.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
Dr uiDtigate Brgiuft1-
l,pnrr / l9l7

81. Sa,n,ar. gpltlauo erflerer
|llnoerponosfrig ,,ben 5orifiel paa
neutrole og fjenotlige 9fibe.
3. Tebruor. glnerifa afbrpoer
oipIomotilf Jorbi11belle lncO SDlf-
lun0.
26. 6ebruor. 8ritterlle gjenerob=
rer &1t=el=9lmara.
81. Scbrllar. Gunarblillieus so
co,1io" torpeoeret me0 1ob al ollle=
rifanlfe 2ip.
2S. Jebruor. 1pif &oluplot ON
at iltouiflc ssSapall % Merico &rig
,neo 9lnerifa ofllpres.
II. Morts. @ritterlle erobrer
|Nag0o6.
IL. Wforts. G5aren pplpler 9u=
moc1l nrcn oelnc agter iffe oerpao
| |og 9tepplutionen ll0brDber.
Is: spsorts. G6aren froitger Zig
Grouer.
8. slpril. 9ltrig-ll!garn atbrp-
Ser Sen Diplomotilfe ~Sorbinoelle
| |mco 9lnterifa.
10. slpril. 9ritterne fortlptte'
9(rros =Offcl1Iiuwl1 no togcr iolt 1O,=
900 Sanger.
16. slpril. Jronlf 0ffcniip pao
25 Wfils Srol1t mellen 5oislons
|og MDein1s tager forreite tplfe 2tll-
jc og 10000 Sanger.
20. slpril. Sen franife Sffen1ip
enoer l1e0 Gilfan9etogelle al lolt
10000 Spifere.
90. slpril. Iprfiet afbrpoer oel1
biplonotiifc 6orbinbel{e 1neo 9ln1e=
rita.
20. 9(pril. aongreslcn pcotoger
2opcn on, ll6ifrib1ling.
"a. Woj. Stalienerl'e brDOer DC
tentpuilfe 2i1,ier pao el, 6 Wdls
Gront pc0 Ga1tagnapi55a og tager
5000 Sanger.
90. Moj. Sen italicl1ife Sffelliip
e11bcr rnco ialt $4,000 Sanger to-
jget.
3. SsSluli. 9toot- -@1isiionen antonl-
nnr til 6us1onb.
8. S,,ni. @ererol Gerlbil1g u'l=
fomn,er til 2on6on.
12. ssSau1i. Song &ol1ltontin al
@rpfenlono oboicerer.
13. sSrni. General Eerlbing ol1=
fonuner til Boris.
26. sSuni. 0c fprlte anerifonlfe
Gropper Ion0er Sranfrig.
1. sSuli. .9fuslerne begp1t0er Ell
0ffeuiip / @ali3ien unber &rigsn1i-
niltcr Serenity og toger 10000
Soneer.
ID. sSllli. @eora Weic6oelis bli=
Der tpit Migsfanslet.
18. syuli. gitrigerne % Splferlre
begDrDer cl1 WeoooffeniiD moo &lls=
1erne @oli5ien.
/ 20. sSuli. Sen rus1ilfe &ren1ier=
mi1ilter Sprlt 2poff tager Mflfc>
!. pg efterfplges al Serenity.
81. Sl,li. Mllslerne rpnner G5er
l,olpita @ope6ita0 i 8ufolpilla.
13. s(l,guit. slllterifa, Gnelaro
Sranfrig og sSStalien bliper e1rigt
ont at negte Delcgater Gillobelf
It'll at 0eltage Socialiltfre6sfon
|ferel1cen Stocfbolm.
Is. 9(ugl,. G5arelt og Somtli'
4 fpres til Sobofif. - 8apcll rette1
en- @enpenbelle til oe frigsfprenbs
on1 at lutte Sre0.
81. sfl,guit. sStafienerne bcspn
Ser np SSio1,5o-0ffe11iib.
80. Ml.gl1it. &raiioent Millol
.fiborer paa 8abelrs SreosoppeI.
3. Septelnber. Spifer11e erobrc1
|93igo.
8. Septe1nber. ll6enrigSoeportc
|nte11tet ofilercr sen tpife Minilte1
til Qrge1,tinos Selegranll1ter til
Berlin ON at belerge argentinift
:ESfibe uiprtr1os ber1etft".
! 8. 5eptelnbar. General &or,1ilof,
|fier'tcs iom rltsfiif 9peritfomman
oerc1roe, for0i ban for1anete, q
Serenity ifuloe trnbe tilboae.
10. Sept. General &orniloff &c
] Igpn6er Mpbrebolution.
J, 13. Sept. @orlliloffs DpItani
). flluIt.
21 Sept: lloeariesoepartelncnte
!. Eaflprer, at @ernsforff ienote ae1c
gran1 til Berlin iioite ssso1l1or %
tao ON $4,000 for at poapirf,
Taongresien.
J. 4. Sftober. gritter1e liopifIe
q a a., SAff fn,}S,t, xSta,. Al :ta1 .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
Tn ! llAILRoAD' COM on

TIE kAILROAD COM
MISSION IN RUSSIA.
81 he United States Railroad COM
mi ion to the Russian government
all yed in Petrograd last June, and,
uf the recent Bolsheviki disturb
am IS, has been actively engaged
in assisting the Russian railways
o4 Of their operating difficulties.
t is now reported that the Boil
shl wiki have arrested the members
oil this commission at Irkutsk, ST.
bdia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
.5o,tt1 9afotas smprprpbnftipn.

Sultty SNtutds SmprprDDMttlDn.
q. 9. Gpger, 5tutens Mejeri-
op1pier i lin nplie of
fentliggjorte 9fapport for Megtl-.
1fabsaoret, en0en6e / Suli at go.
Dufotas &ro0nftiol1 al 5npr i set,
te Mor be1gb Zig til nnlten 81 Wil-
lioa1er 8llno. Deraf fal0er oper e1
Willion Nun0 pao Mejerier / 8lacf.
@ills, bpor Sll6uitrien / fiblte Mar.
Dor bilt ct fort 0pIpialg. Negnes
Ell Gienneninitspris of list ober.
40 Gents pr. Bun0, bor 5olltb
Gofota Marets 2pb prp6neeret
sn6r til Ell 8er0i al 7oper TO Mil-
liorer Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
TRANSPORT or SUPPLIES.
Director General McAdoo has

Il l\L14ND4 VIM VI W. - A~| .
Director General McAdoo has
broke railway precedents by order
ing that the Pennsylvania company's 5
tunnel under the Hudson river,
heretofore restricted to passenger
trains, be used to hasten coal sup
plies into the heart of New York
city.
This action was considered sig
nificant by railroad men because it
indicated how determined the gov
ernment is to use all facilities to
their utmost, regardless of previous
to relieve congestion and
promote efficiency.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
ITdLY.

ITALY.
The Austrians Monday night
were compelled, in consequence OF
Italian operations, to abondon the
big Zenson bridgehead, where they
had a lodglnent on the western bank
of the Piave river, and pass to the
eastern bank Of the river, the war
office reports. All the Zenson bend
is now held by the Italians.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
Store Gun,mer til arise,r.

SJina,lsnrilliiter Mcslboo bar 4
fit aorlige >9tapport til ao1lgresle1t
1l1e0oelt, at $5,128, ,2O3, 793 1naatte
ifaffes til @eje foruoe1t sSSnotegter
be6 Sfotter % n0lte0e1ie af
8onos, bnis Snbtegter1le for 81.
.nansaaret, Ser flutter SUM 1915,
,ifrl6e balaneere me0 llbgifterne
5biS bette llnoerlfu0 afbialpes peb
Ell ,tp uolte6elie al 8onos, bltner
Sota1llunn1e1l al Soriifringer Der
ffa1 1tolteoes i Be 11efte fpb Maa-
neoer, ca. SIS, ,969, l33,S5O. s5or5
na1te 5itansaar iisjjet ion1 ilufter
80. Stunt 1919, bIibcr l1ogifterne
$7,627, ,97S $50 mere emo sssllotag.
terne De oln1i1loelige l1bgifter for
6inansaaret laftes til $12,316,.
.295, 5,223;; 2aan til Sc glIliereoe Sc, q,
115, 100000 % l1baifter til 8al1a
ma annaIel1 $23, 3,593sO0O; $321,
100000 Of. @el0. Salt $t3, IT'S
.919, ,955. eeSsffplge otsle beloige
,S1l1nnler, bill 4rigetl peb 5l.ttrii1l-
gen af Sinallsaarcf 80. SUM- 1918
babe foiltet 0e Sorel1ene stater
5$36, 600 600, 900,
GnDcrnpriniben ! glrisona emit
Mri5onas Spjeiteret Dar beIuttet
|erlltemmig at erflare 9enofraten
George 8. s. Sltnt ffer @uperngr
let gri5ona Dette e1,0er Ell s5ftriiib
Der begpnote for ober ct glar fioens
|on Nefnbl lifaneren bon1as garF
belt blei erfleret guperl1gr
let 6lertal Of nogle Srlroreoe
'1ler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
Gsen Maalmcniabeb / 8crgem.

Wlells Maolfolfe11c paa 8eltlau-
oet biotil beie,1t1ig Dar ipgt fine
&rolclDter i 2o,1ooiitrifterne, ip11es
Ser 1,1t6er 8ilfop 9ogneitabS 2e-
oelle at foreitaa el, lterfere gf-
tion for at erobre Bergen for
0faoliagen. S oisie Gage er ser
nelnlig paa @iipel1s ssl1itiotip ,leo-
lat Ell gepbno / ben Senfiet at at0=
rebe Spgrgsmaalet ON 0prettelie
of e., Maalmelligbeo i 8erge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04
PALESTINE.

fHLEO IlNE.
Still further progress has been
made by the British troops operat-
ing against the Turks in Palestine
north of Jerusalem. The Turks in
the fighting Of the last several days
have lost more than 1000 men
killed, $50 made prisoners.
3 PREPARING.
Every bit of information that
comes to the United States from
sources in touch with what is going
on in enemy territory, sustains the
belief that Germany is preparing to
crush her foes on the West front
before the might Of America can
be thrown in the balance against
her. It is to this end that she
rushes to complete her arrangements
for at separate peace with Russia
and aims to lull the activities in
England, France and the United
States with proposals Of a general
peace. The information that comes
here authoritatively from behind the
enemy lines, however, is that Ger
- ,4,s.
many is confident that the power
of the United States cannot be used
until 1919 and that, in the mean
time the. Prussian war machine can
complete Its task.
Against this an agreement has
{ been reached BY the representa- tives
Of the nations fighting Germany
that the supreme efforts Of the war
shall be put forward during the
coming spring and summer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-04

sfrib otter Hrspennn,,ne,
al bette gIa6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
EVERY EvENNo-wrMNoToN DELAWARE

such special qualifications. Among the
other testimonials is the following from
Judge Robert J. Wilkin, a Judge of Chill
drens Court Of the city Of New York:
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1918.
Hon. William s. Prickett,
Judge Juvenile Court,
Wilmington, Del.
My Dear Friend: Ibeg to acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of the first IN
stant in relation to MIR. William II. f..
Vented, and in reply thereto ! wish to
say feel he is a gentleman of high char
avter and ability, intelligent and enthusi-
astic. Some two or three years ago he
took hold Of the work in New York State,
and the results of his labors make me feel
that | can unqualihedly recommend him
for the position you have in mind. !
should be pleased to hear of his appoint
ment and feel that you will be pleased
should he secure the position. | think
his work will justify your action.
Should you at any time be IN the neigi-
borhood of our court in Brooklyn 1T would
give me great pleasure to have you drop
in and see me With sincere regards,
beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
Robert j. Willin,
Justice.
"Mr. Wcntzel after teaching some
wears in public schools, worked his way
through State College, Pa. taking the
degree of b. S. in 1908 and NJ. 5. IN 1911.
After serving three years as supervising
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APPOINTMENT OF
PROBATION CHIEF
Judge William S. Prickett Ieis
Why F. H. Wentzel Was
Selected.

In answer to the criticisms for the aP-
pointment of F. H. Wentzel, non-reslr
dent of hesitate, to the position OF chie'
probation officer of the Juvenile Court
Judge William s. Prirkett has issued a
statement in which he explains an d de
fends the appointment.
That there are men in this community
with the proper capacity for the WORK
Judge Prickett does not deny but he points
out that not alone personal integrity,
but actual experience was necessary ioI
the position and that this could be found
only in man who came from community
of older growth and wider field IN juvenile
delinouencv work. AS an establishment
of precedent for the appointment he re-
calls several appointments made to local
offices. instances in which the appointees
were brought in from other States
Judge Prickett's statement follows:
Il regret exceedingly that there has
been some criticism of the appointment
bv the Judges OF the Superior Court of
William f. H. Wentzel to I've chief proba-
tion officer of the Juvenile Court of vii
mlngton because he is not Delawarean.
regret this because | feel it arises from n
misapprehcnsion of the matter and be-
cause | fear it will, at least for a time in
terferc with the work of Mr.. Wentzcl,
which he is so we'll qualified TO perform and
which our city so greatly needs.
EXPERIENCED MAN NEEDED.
''Mv failure 10 recommend to the Judg-
IS of the Superior Court any of the very
worthy men of this county who applied
'or the position was. of course, no reflec-
ton upon them What both the court
md the Juvenile Court Probation AsSo-
,iation which is of so much service to the
court and city,were after was the man best
suited, by qualifications and experience,
for the very important position. 1t is no
reflection upon the gentlemen of the city
who applied to say that they di not have
the experience which qualified themfor this
work. Delaware is small and new in this
sind OF social work. and our experience
in this case is the same as has been that
If al other organizations here seeking ex-
pcrienced social and institutional workers.
They must be sought in the larger States.