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1918-01-28 Minneapolis Morning Tribune Clipping: ""Snelling Course Closes; Students Await Glad News"" Page 2

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--nds. \ It leaves it to the examin- physician to pass on the subject. Mr. Morrill, in his addifavit --iled in support of his son's claim, declares he is wholly dependent on the son 
for his work. "He enables me to make a living," it reads.
The son states in his claim that he is private secretary to his father and also assistant pastor of the People's church, of which the father is pastor.
In the list of men "not exempted or discharged" which the Eight ward board yersterday certified to the district board the name of Albert Tircher, 3111 Irving avenue south, appears. Mr. Tircher is a Belgian, who came to this country soon after the German invasion of his native land. He is a son-in-law of A. C. Cobb. The board said he had asked for the proper blanks on which to make a claim for exemption on occupational grounds. He is a salesman for the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company.
Provist Marshal General Crowder's warning that it might become necessary to narrow the exemptions of married men or others with dependent relatives caused draft officials to hold that the effect of this caution was to make possible the reopening of every case where a registered man had already been discharged by reason of his claim of having dependents.
Lowering by the government of the physical examination requirements as to weight, teeth, sight and hearing led the Eleventh ward board to send out notices recalling for re-examination about 100 men who had been just below the acceptance line. The Twelfth ward board is recalling 50 men for re-examination.
The Eighth ward board certified 140 men to the district board as good soldier prospects. It is not yet through with its call of 640 men and will report other lists until its quota of 310 is filled.
The district board, with offices in the Federal building, had received certified lists of men who are accepted for the army from the Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth and country divisions. The board will begin its official sittings either Monday or Tuesday. 
The Great Northern railroad obtain- of 200 blanks yesterday for exemption claims for engineers and trainmen who are said to be necessary for the proper handling of troop trains.
The Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company has applied for 25 exemption blanks for skilled machinists.
Evidence is coming into the district board's office to the effect that several men who have claimed exemption on the ground that they have a wife and children dependent on them for their support, have made misstatements in that they have no children. An anonymous letter was received yesterday which gave the name of a man prominent in the Twelfth ward and who claimed exemption because of a dependent family. In reality, according to the writer of the letter, he has no children and his wife is an expert dressmaker and capable of self support.
The First ward board has sent out second notice to 53 men whose first --otices had been returned or who fail-

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[Beekihan.?]
[Beisung.?] Edware M.. 12[5?]2 Logan av N. (B).
Bergland. Charles. 1902 Penn av N. .(D)...
[Bergsager.?] [Rasnius?]. 317 26th av N. (C).
Berman. N. ... 1201 Aldrich av N. (A).
Berman. George 725 Bradford av N. (A).
Bernut. Herbert Otto. 100[5?] 5th st N. (C).
Blakeman. Carl E,. 1230 Oliver av N. (C).
Bloom. Albert L.. 1714 4th st N. (D).
Bloom. M. E.. 612 6th av N. (A).
Bloom Morris. 428 [Daaunt?] av N. (C).
[Blustin.?] Harry. 724 Fremont av N. (C).
Bodiner. Julius. 1401 8th av N. (D).
Bojnick. Nathan. 622 5th st N. (C).
Bonnine. M. A.. 2101 6th st N. (C).
Borovsky Harry. 821 Emerson av N. . (D).
[Brancheau.?] Philip. 18[6?]1 [Erving?] av N. (D).
Brazman. Ralch. 1117 8th av N. (A).
Brown. William H.. 312 25th av N. (C).
Buckstein. M.. 650 6th av N. (A).
Burke. Arthur A. 1210 25th av N. (C).
Buck. Benjamin H.. 2354 James av N. (C).
Buelow. Alfred C.. 1617 Newton av N. ([....?])
Buford. Pink J.. 420 8th av N. (B).
Carlson. Edward J.. 70[6?] 6th av N. (C).
Carrier. Matt 2327 Penn av N. (C).
Carroll. J. G.. 700 6th av N. (A).
Carter. Walter L.. 239 6th av N. (C).
Catlett. Roy. 1518 3rd st N. (C).
Chadwick. John A./ 1416 Aldrich av N. (B).
Chadman Warren F.. 1630 Oneeh av N. (B).
Chernoff. Sargo. 810 Humholdt av N. (C).
Clark. Arthur C.. 408 Iuth av N. (C).
Cohen. Mike. 1110 6th st N. (C).
Cooper. Stewart. 531 Lyndale av N. (C).
Cooperman L.. 605 Girard av N. (A).
Corcoran. James. 2111 G[i?]rard av N. (C&D).
Cowl. Karl. 719 5th st N. (C).
Craft Frank A.. 1303 Penn av N. (C).
Creighton. A.. 1400 Sheridan av N. (C).
Crossman. Joe 2514 Lyndale av N. (D).
Crowe. Frank. 1725 3rd st N. (C).
Cupner. A.. 2127[⅙[1/6]?] Washington av N. (A).
Dabl, R. S.. 2922 Lyndale av N. (C)
Daniels. Floyd H.. 2358 Unton av N. (C)
Daniels. Harold W.. 1535 2nd av N. (C)
Daniels. Horace F.. 562 6th av N. (D)
Davis. I.. 1208 11th av N. (C)
De Weerdt, Benjamine B.. 2040 James av
N.. (C)
Dietrich. George P.. 1328 Girard av N. (C)
Dikeman. Ellis F.. 2017 Emerson av N. (C)
Doerfier. C. J.. Waverly. Minn. (D)
Downs. Nick. 270 12th av N. (A)
Dulick. S. 1105 Dupont av N. (C & D)
Daffy. Chas. M.. 2522 Emerson av N. (D)
Dunn. Clarence G.. 1705 25th av N. (D)
Dwyer. Vincent M.. 1601 5th.st N. (U)
Egutkin. Max. 1015 Emerson av N. (B)
Eichler. William. 1316 Vincent av N. (C)
Engstrom. Harry E.. 1615 Lyndale av N. (C)
Erickson. Edwin. 1915 Newton av N. (M)
Erickson. H.. 3338 Fremont av N. (A)
Ervick. Bay. 123 21st av N. (A)
Flosseth. Lawry 1703 Crystal Lake av N. (C)
Fredrickson. Alhin. 2529 3rd st N. (C)
Freeman. G. E.. 1715 5th st N. (C)
Fridey. E. W.. 2510 Aldrich av N. (C & D)
Fidelman. A.. 554 6th av N. (C)
Fingerman. Joseph. 721 12th av N. (C)
Fink. Paul. 1512 Knox av N. (C)
Fordia. Sam. 1014 Dupont av N. (C)
Friedman. A.. 708 Lyndale av N. (A)
Gershman. Sam. 824 Dupont av N. (C)
Gershenovitz Victor. 113[4?] Fremont av N. (A)
Gettleman. A.. 628 Emerson av N. (A)
Goldman. A.. 1719 Plymouth av N. (A)
Gordon. Abrain. 804 11th av N. (C)
Gordon. Henry. 1131 Dupont av N. (C)
Gordon. Nathan. 1015 Emerson av N. (C)
Gantman. Harry. 609 Emerson av N. (A)
Gervais. Andrew. 2720 MeNaire av N. (D)
Gentz. Wm. H.. 1618 5th st N. (C)
[Gfreerer.?] Frank J.. 1912 Thomas av N. (C)
Glare. W. J.. 2011 Fremont av N. (D)
Goldberg Harry S.. 804 Dupont av N. (B)
Goldin. M.. 812 Girard av N. (A)
Goldman. B.. 814 Girard av N. (C)
Gorham. Lewis W.. 311 Plymouth av N. (C)
Gottlieb. Sol. 1027 James av N. ([H?])
Grenell. Claude H.. 2100 25th av N. (C)
Grosheck. John. 1125 Lyndale av N. (C)
Grossman. Abe. 916 4th st N. (D)
Gustafson Joseph. 1721 6th st N. (C)
Hanson. E. A.. 1815 Crystal Lake av N. (C)
Haltestad. George O. 714 Penn av N.. (C)
Hayman. Hymen. 620 Dupont av N. (A)
Heliker. A. W.. 2112 Girard av N. (C)
Hertzer. Herman. 2511 Aldrich av N. (A)
Hill. Elmer M.. 2335 Illion av N. (C)
Hinsley. H. W.. 2027 25th av N. (A)
Hofmann. Frank B.. 304 21st av N. (C)
Holosky. N.. 1400 7th av N. (A)
Huber. J.. 805 3rd st N. (A)
Hutchins. Arthur S.. 1524 Irving av N. (M)
Hartig Hugo J.. M. D.. 2415 24th av N. (C)
Harum. James C.. 918 Newton av N. (C)
Hank. Clarence. 1116 Aldrich av N. (C)
Hawkins. Ozzie J.. 801 Lyndale av N.. (D)
Heinze. G. A.. 1508 Girard av N. (C)
Heller. Stephen B.. 1504 Irving. av N.. (D)
Herbig. Karl. 1222[½[1/2]?] Irving av N. (C)
Himmelstein. Louis. 822 Logan av N. (D)
Hokenson. G. J.. 2018 Willow av N. (C)
Hoppner. W.. 2416 Girard aav N. (A)
Hurowitz Isidor. 1700 Thomas place. (D)
Hurst. John W. .1715 Crystal av N. (C)
Iverson. Ingolf. 1016 17th av N. (A)
Isenberg. Isnak. 1016 17th av N. (A)
Jacobs. M.. 912 6th av N. (A)
Joramezak. Wasys. 239 18th av N. (C)
Jensen. J. D.. 2223 4th st N. (A)
Johnson. C. H.. 1143 Emerson av N. (D)
Johnson. J. B.. 117 20th av N. (A)
Jones. David C.. 2307 Aldrich av N. (C)
Jnettner. Jr. J. E.. 2216 4th st N. (D)
Jack. Oscar W.. 1429 Morgan av N. (C)
Johnson. Arthur B.. 2511 Unton av N.. (C)
Johnson. Arthur E.. 2436 Newton av N. (C)
Johnson. Carl L.. 2117 [Bryant?] av N. (C)
Johnson. Claus W.. 621 26th av N. (D)
Johnson. W. C.. 401 20th av N. (D)
Justmann. Raymond A.. 218 20th av N. (C)

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Voaske. F. E.. 18[22?] Irving av N. (C).
Wado. Cirag. [Ruich?] 1818 [Dapone?] av N. (D)
Wald. Frank L. 1507 Emerson av N.. (C)
Walker. Floyd R. 700 Lyndale av N. (C).
Wallace. Jos.. 900 Bassett Place. (A).
Wallin. [Ed\?] J.. 2317 4th st N. (C & D).
Walsh. Matt. 19[5?]2 6th st N. (D).
[Webpe?]. P. 1122 [illegible] av N. (A).
Weberg. Waltrid A.. 1529 5th st. N. (C)
Wheldon. Frank. 1915 [Wash.?] av N. .(C).
Wieatman. Joe. 1224 Girard av N. (C).
Weiss. M. 722 [Girard?] av N. (C).
[Westviz.?] J. [217?] 12th av N. (D).
Wilder. Jaim D.. 806 Thomas av N. (C).
Witensky. M.. 1017 Fremont av N. (A).
[Witensky.?] Phillip. 81[8?] Emerson av . (C & D).
[Willis.?] Frank U.. 14[44?] [Thomas?] av N. (C).
Wolf. Arthur.  1031 3rd st N. (C).
[Woik?] A. J.. 1215 9th st N. (C).
[Woik.?] Joseph L.. 1204 8th av N. (C).
[Wondra.?] J. F.. 20[04?] Crystal Lake av. (D).
York [Leslie?] P.. [1422?] 19th av N. ([U?])
Young Harry A.. 1102 20th av N. ([U?])
Young. O.. 208 19th av N. (A)
[Zeinsky.?] Joe. 532 10th av N. (A).
[Zethorsky.?] N.. 829 5th st N. (A).
Zieve. [Sara.?] 706 Lyndale av N. (D).

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[County Outside Minneapolis]

County Outside Minneapolis
Dependent Wife or Child.
Louis [Toleisloski?] Hopkins.
[Shanka?] [Chila?] A.. Hopkins.
[Nelson?] E. A.. Hopkins
[Lofaron.?] A. R.. Hopkins.
Joheson. [illegible] Hopkins.
[Tasslev?] 
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--an intestinal disorder at a evidently thinking that he was one of 
hotel here. -- the speakers.

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[Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch]

Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch

(By Associated Press.)
News York, Aug. 11.--A cable message from Paris received by the official French bureau of information in this city and made public last night, indicates that Monsignor Frederico Tedeschini, who has been undersecretary of state of the vatican, has succeeded Cardinal Gasparri as Pope Benedict's prime minister. The semi-official vatican (organ?) flatly denied, however, that the cardinal had retired.
The message received by the Bureau of information quotes the monsignor as declaring for "a peace of justice." It follows:
"In a conversation which Monsignor Frederico Tedeschini, new secretary of state of the vatican, had with the Rome correspondent of the A. B. C., a Spanish newspaper, he made the following interesting declarations:
" 'Only a Christian peace is desirable because it will be a peace of justice. Some people have pretended that a Christian peace ought to be a white peace, or a peace without result, that is, a peace bringing the world back to the status quo ante.
" 'This is not exact. We believe, on the contrary, that there are rights which justice must respect, as Christians, we cannot approve that Palestine should remain under the Turkish yoke.
" 'We believe also that everyone would be satisfied to see Alsace-Lorraine returned to France. We believe, finally, that if the Italian provinces now under the Austrian domination would be attributed to Italy, no Christian would oppost it, just as no Christian would declare himself opposed to the unification of Roumania in the East'."

[Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch]



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(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Aug. 11.--The entire legal staff of the Emergency Fleet corporation has quit in a body because of sympathy, it is said, with Major General George Goethals, whose resignation as general manager of the corporation was accepted recently by President Wilson.
On the staff are some of the country's best known lawyers. They are George Rublee, a former member of the Federal Trade commission; Joseph P. Cotton, George H. Savage and Charles P. Hoyland of New York and Edward B. Burling of Chicago. It was learned that the lawyers felt that Rear Admiral Capps, now general manager should be left free to choose his own associates.
The new board today took up with Thomas Royden of the British Mission the subject of reduced ocean freight rates. A concerted move to reduce shipping tariffs will be made by the Allied governments as soon as a definite plan is agreed upon.

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[Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength]

Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Aug. 11.--With the war volunteers of yesterday the regular army was raised to its full strength of 300,00. Twenty-three states which filled their quotas are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Recruiting will continue, however, without any let-up, as the War department expects to keep up a steady flow of volunteers into the reserve.

[Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength]


[Liebknecht Reported Released by Kaiser]

Liebknecht Reported Released by Kaiser
(By Associated Press.)
Paris, Aug. 11.--Dr. Karl Liebknecht, Socialist leader in the German Reichstag, who was arrested in connection with the May day demonstrations in Berlin in 1916, was liberated a fortnight ago by the German government through fear that he might die in prison. He is said to be suffering from tuberculosis. Dr. Liebknecht was tried by court martial in Berlin for "military treason" and sentenced to four years and one month in prison.

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[title not visible/text cut out - left] --nds. \ It leaves it to the examin- physician to pass on the subject. Mr. Morrill, in his addifavit --iled in support of his son's claim, declares he is wholly dependent on the son for his work. "He enables me to make a living," it reads. The son states in his claim that he is private secretary to his father and also assistant pastor of the People's church, of which the father is pastor. In the list of men "not exempted or discharged" which the Eight ward board yersterday certified to the district board the name of Albert Tircher, 3111 Irving avenue south, appears. Mr. Tircher is a Belgian, who came to this country soon after the German invasion of his native land. He is a son-in-law of A. C. Cobb. The board said he had asked for the proper blanks on which to make a claim for exemption on occupational grounds. He is a salesman for the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company. Provist Marshal General Crowder's warning that it might become necessary to narrow the exemptions of married men or others with dependent relatives caused draft officials to hold that the effect of this caution was to make possible the reopening of every case where a registered man had already been discharged by reason of his claim of having dependents. Lowering by the government of the physical examination requirements as to weight, teeth, sight and hearing led the Eleventh ward board to send out notices recalling for re-examination about 100 men who had been just below the acceptance line. The Twelfth ward board is recalling 50 men for re-examination. The Eighth ward board certified 140 men to the district board as good soldier prospects. It is not yet through with its call of 640 men and will report other lists until its quota of 310 is filled. The district board, with offices in the Federal building, had received certified lists of men who are accepted for the army from the Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth and country divisions. The board will begin its official sittings either Monday or Tuesday. The Great Northern railroad obtain- of 200 blanks yesterday for exemption claims for engineers and trainmen who are said to be necessary for the proper handling of troop trains. The Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company has applied for 25 exemption blanks for skilled machinists. Evidence is coming into the district board's office to the effect that several men who have claimed exemption on the ground that they have a wife and children dependent on them for their support, have made misstatements in that they have no children. An anonymous letter was received yesterday which gave the name of a man prominent in the Twelfth ward and who claimed exemption because of a dependent family. In reality, according to the writer of the letter, he has no children and his wife is an expert dressmaker and capable of self support. The First ward board has sent out second notice to 53 men whose first --otices had been returned or who fail- [title not visible/text cut out - left] [title not visible/text cut out - middle left] [Beekihan.?] [Beisung.?] Edware M.. 12[5?]2 Logan av N. (B). Bergland. Charles. 1902 Penn av N. .(D)... [Bergsager.?] [Rasnius?]. 317 26th av N. (C). Berman. N. ... 1201 Aldrich av N. (A). Berman. George 725 Bradford av N. (A). Bernut. Herbert Otto. 100[5?] 5th st N. (C). Blakeman. Carl E,. 1230 Oliver av N. (C). Bloom. Albert L.. 1714 4th st N. (D). Bloom. M. E.. 612 6th av N. (A). Bloom Morris. 428 [Daaunt?] av N. (C). [Blustin.?] Harry. 724 Fremont av N. (C). Bodiner. Julius. 1401 8th av N. (D). Bojnick. Nathan. 622 5th st N. (C). Bonnine. M. A.. 2101 6th st N. (C). Borovsky Harry. 821 Emerson av N. . (D). [Brancheau.?] Philip. 18[6?]1 [Erving?] av N. (D). Brazman. Ralch. 1117 8th av N. (A). Brown. William H.. 312 25th av N. (C). Buckstein. M.. 650 6th av N. (A). Burke. Arthur A. 1210 25th av N. (C). Buck. Benjamin H.. 2354 James av N. (C). Buelow. Alfred C.. 1617 Newton av N. ([....?]) Buford. Pink J.. 420 8th av N. (B). Carlson. Edward J.. 70[6?] 6th av N. (C). Carrier. Matt 2327 Penn av N. (C). Carroll. J. G.. 700 6th av N. (A). Carter. Walter L.. 239 6th av N. (C). Catlett. Roy. 1518 3rd st N. (C). Chadwick. John A./ 1416 Aldrich av N. (B). Chadman Warren F.. 1630 Oneeh av N. (B). Chernoff. Sargo. 810 Humholdt av N. (C). Clark. Arthur C.. 408 Iuth av N. (C). Cohen. Mike. 1110 6th st N. (C). Cooper. Stewart. 531 Lyndale av N. (C). Cooperman L.. 605 Girard av N. (A). Corcoran. James. 2111 G[i?]rard av N. (C&D). Cowl. Karl. 719 5th st N. (C). Craft Frank A.. 1303 Penn av N. (C). Creighton. A.. 1400 Sheridan av N. (C). Crossman. Joe 2514 Lyndale av N. (D). Crowe. Frank. 1725 3rd st N. (C). Cupner. A.. 2127[⅙[1/6]?] Washington av N. (A). Dabl, R. S.. 2922 Lyndale av N. (C) Daniels. Floyd H.. 2358 Unton av N. (C) Daniels. Harold W.. 1535 2nd av N. (C) Daniels. Horace F.. 562 6th av N. (D) Davis. I.. 1208 11th av N. (C) De Weerdt, Benjamine B.. 2040 James av N.. (C) Dietrich. George P.. 1328 Girard av N. (C) Dikeman. Ellis F.. 2017 Emerson av N. (C) Doerfier. C. J.. Waverly. Minn. (D) Downs. Nick. 270 12th av N. (A) Dulick. S. 1105 Dupont av N. (C & D) Daffy. Chas. M.. 2522 Emerson av N. (D) Dunn. Clarence G.. 1705 25th av N. (D) Dwyer. Vincent M.. 1601 5th.st N. (U) Egutkin. Max. 1015 Emerson av N. (B) Eichler. William. 1316 Vincent av N. (C) Engstrom. Harry E.. 1615 Lyndale av N. (C) Erickson. Edwin. 1915 Newton av N. (M) Erickson. H.. 3338 Fremont av N. (A) Ervick. Bay. 123 21st av N. (A) Flosseth. Lawry 1703 Crystal Lake av N. (C) Fredrickson. Alhin. 2529 3rd st N. (C) Freeman. G. E.. 1715 5th st N. (C) Fridey. E. W.. 2510 Aldrich av N. (C & D) Fidelman. A.. 554 6th av N. (C) Fingerman. Joseph. 721 12th av N. (C) Fink. Paul. 1512 Knox av N. (C) Fordia. Sam. 1014 Dupont av N. (C) Friedman. A.. 708 Lyndale av N. (A) Gershman. Sam. 824 Dupont av N. (C) Gershenovitz Victor. 113[4?] Fremont av N. (A) Gettleman. A.. 628 Emerson av N. (A) Goldman. A.. 1719 Plymouth av N. (A) Gordon. Abrain. 804 11th av N. (C) Gordon. Henry. 1131 Dupont av N. (C) Gordon. Nathan. 1015 Emerson av N. (C) Gantman. Harry. 609 Emerson av N. (A) Gervais. Andrew. 2720 MeNaire av N. (D) Gentz. Wm. H.. 1618 5th st N. (C) [Gfreerer.?] Frank J.. 1912 Thomas av N. (C) Glare. W. J.. 2011 Fremont av N. (D) Goldberg Harry S.. 804 Dupont av N. (B) Goldin. M.. 812 Girard av N. (A) Goldman. B.. 814 Girard av N. (C) Gorham. Lewis W.. 311 Plymouth av N. (C) Gottlieb. Sol. 1027 James av N. ([H?]) Grenell. Claude H.. 2100 25th av N. (C) Grosheck. John. 1125 Lyndale av N. (C) Grossman. Abe. 916 4th st N. (D) Gustafson Joseph. 1721 6th st N. (C) Hanson. E. A.. 1815 Crystal Lake av N. (C) Haltestad. George O. 714 Penn av N.. (C) Hayman. Hymen. 620 Dupont av N. (A) Heliker. A. W.. 2112 Girard av N. (C) Hertzer. Herman. 2511 Aldrich av N. (A) Hill. Elmer M.. 2335 Illion av N. (C) Hinsley. H. W.. 2027 25th av N. (A) Hofmann. Frank B.. 304 21st av N. (C) Holosky. N.. 1400 7th av N. (A) Huber. J.. 805 3rd st N. (A) Hutchins. Arthur S.. 1524 Irving av N. (M) Hartig Hugo J.. M. D.. 2415 24th av N. (C) Harum. James C.. 918 Newton av N. (C) Hank. Clarence. 1116 Aldrich av N. (C) Hawkins. Ozzie J.. 801 Lyndale av N.. (D) Heinze. G. A.. 1508 Girard av N. (C) Heller. Stephen B.. 1504 Irving. av N.. (D) Herbig. Karl. 1222[½[1/2]?] Irving av N. (C) Himmelstein. Louis. 822 Logan av N. (D) Hokenson. G. J.. 2018 Willow av N. (C) Hoppner. W.. 2416 Girard aav N. (A) Hurowitz Isidor. 1700 Thomas place. (D) Hurst. John W. .1715 Crystal av N. (C) Iverson. Ingolf. 1016 17th av N. (A) Isenberg. Isnak. 1016 17th av N. (A) Jacobs. M.. 912 6th av N. (A) Joramezak. Wasys. 239 18th av N. (C) Jensen. J. D.. 2223 4th st N. (A) Johnson. C. H.. 1143 Emerson av N. (D) Johnson. J. B.. 117 20th av N. (A) Jones. David C.. 2307 Aldrich av N. (C) Jnettner. Jr. J. E.. 2216 4th st N. (D) Jack. Oscar W.. 1429 Morgan av N. (C) Johnson. Arthur B.. 2511 Unton av N.. (C) Johnson. Arthur E.. 2436 Newton av N. (C) Johnson. Carl L.. 2117 [Bryant?] av N. (C) Johnson. Claus W.. 621 26th av N. (D) Johnson. W. C.. 401 20th av N. (D) Justmann. Raymond A.. 218 20th av N. (C) [title not visible/text cut out - middle left] [title not visible/text cut out - middle] Voaske. F. E.. 18[22?] Irving av N. (C). Wado. Cirag. [Ruich?] 1818 [Dapone?] av N. (D) Wald. Frank L. 1507 Emerson av N.. (C) Walker. Floyd R. 700 Lyndale av N. (C). Wallace. Jos.. 900 Bassett Place. (A). Wallin. [Ed\?] J.. 2317 4th st N. (C & D). Walsh. Matt. 19[5?]2 6th st N. (D). [Webpe?]. P. 1122 [illegible] av N. (A). Weberg. Waltrid A.. 1529 5th st. N. (C) Wheldon. Frank. 1915 [Wash.?] av N. .(C). Wieatman. Joe. 1224 Girard av N. (C). Weiss. M. 722 [Girard?] av N. (C). [Westviz.?] J. [217?] 12th av N. (D). Wilder. Jaim D.. 806 Thomas av N. (C). Witensky. M.. 1017 Fremont av N. (A). [Witensky.?] Phillip. 81[8?] Emerson av . (C & D). [Willis.?] Frank U.. 14[44?] [Thomas?] av N. (C). Wolf. Arthur. 1031 3rd st N. (C). [Woik?] A. J.. 1215 9th st N. (C). [Woik.?] Joseph L.. 1204 8th av N. (C). [Wondra.?] J. F.. 20[04?] Crystal Lake av. (D). York [Leslie?] P.. [1422?] 19th av N. ([U?]) Young Harry A.. 1102 20th av N. ([U?]) Young. O.. 208 19th av N. (A) [Zeinsky.?] Joe. 532 10th av N. (A). [Zethorsky.?] N.. 829 5th st N. (A). Zieve. [Sara.?] 706 Lyndale av N. (D). [title not visible/text cut out - middle] [County Outside Minneapolis] County Outside Minneapolis Dependent Wife or Child. Louis [Toleisloski?] Hopkins. [Shanka?] [Chila?] A.. Hopkins. [Nelson?] E. A.. Hopkins [Lofaron.?] A. R.. Hopkins. Joheson. [illegible] Hopkins. [Tasslev?] [list continues with lots of illegible names...] [County Outside Minneapolis] [AD - LION] 30 Extra Red Stamps Free Saturday [logo] Lion 123 WASHINGTON AVENUE SO. 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[title not visible - middle right] [Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch] Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch (By Associated Press.) News York, Aug. 11.--A cable message from Paris received by the official French bureau of information in this city and made public last night, indicates that Monsignor Frederico Tedeschini, who has been undersecretary of state of the vatican, has succeeded Cardinal Gasparri as Pope Benedict's prime minister. The semi-official vatican (organ?) flatly denied, however, that the cardinal had retired. The message received by the Bureau of information quotes the monsignor as declaring for "a peace of justice." It follows: "In a conversation which Monsignor Frederico Tedeschini, new secretary of state of the vatican, had with the Rome correspondent of the A. B. C., a Spanish newspaper, he made the following interesting declarations: " 'Only a Christian peace is desirable because it will be a peace of justice. Some people have pretended that a Christian peace ought to be a white peace, or a peace without result, that is, a peace bringing the world back to the status quo ante. " 'This is not exact. We believe, on the contrary, that there are rights which justice must respect, as Christians, we cannot approve that Palestine should remain under the Turkish yoke. " 'We believe also that everyone would be satisfied to see Alsace-Lorraine returned to France. We believe, finally, that if the Italian provinces now under the Austrian domination would be attributed to Italy, no Christian would oppost it, just as no Christian would declare himself opposed to the unification of Roumania in the East'." [Christian Peace Interpreted by New Prime Minister to Pope as Meaning Annexations for Allies, Says Dispatch] [title not visible - top right] (By Associated Press.) Washington, Aug. 11.--The entire legal staff of the Emergency Fleet corporation has quit in a body because of sympathy, it is said, with Major General George Goethals, whose resignation as general manager of the corporation was accepted recently by President Wilson. On the staff are some of the country's best known lawyers. They are George Rublee, a former member of the Federal Trade commission; Joseph P. Cotton, George H. Savage and Charles P. Hoyland of New York and Edward B. Burling of Chicago. It was learned that the lawyers felt that Rear Admiral Capps, now general manager should be left free to choose his own associates. The new board today took up with Thomas Royden of the British Mission the subject of reduced ocean freight rates. A concerted move to reduce shipping tariffs will be made by the Allied governments as soon as a definite plan is agreed upon. [title not visible - top right] [Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength] Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength (By Associated Press.) Washington, Aug. 11.--With the war volunteers of yesterday the regular army was raised to its full strength of 300,00. Twenty-three states which filled their quotas are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Recruiting will continue, however, without any let-up, as the War department expects to keep up a steady flow of volunteers into the reserve. [Regular Army Filled to 300,000 Strength] [Liebknecht Reported Released by Kaiser] Liebknecht Reported Released by Kaiser (By Associated Press.) Paris, Aug. 11.--Dr. Karl Liebknecht, Socialist leader in the German Reichstag, who was arrested in connection with the May day demonstrations in Berlin in 1916, was liberated a fortnight ago by the German government through fear that he might die in prison. He is said to be suffering from tuberculosis. Dr. Liebknecht was tried by court martial in Berlin for "military treason" and sentenced to four years and one month in prison. [Liebknecht Reported Released by Kaiser] [AD - Bargains for Men] Bargains for Men Here are just 100 pairs men's regular $2 and $3 black gun metal button oxfords, in sizes 6, 6½[1/2] and 7, and 15 pairs in sizes 7½[1/2] and 8, that are offered for clearance Saturday at pair, 95¢[cents]. Then here are 200 pairs men's $3 and $4 lace oxfords--some black, some dark tan--which are broken lots, but in lot as a whole are all sizes for clearance, at pair, $1.95. We're selling men's service shoes made from brown auto tire duck, with special process rubber soles on the army last--these shoes wil give more wear than leather shoes at twice their price, all sizes at pair, $1.68. Open Saturday Till 10 P. M. [logo] Home Trade Shoe Store 219-223 Nicollet [logo] EDMUND C. BATES, President. [AD - Bargains for Men] [AD - bottom right (Donaldson's?)] MEN - Throw Away the old straw! Take Your Choice of Any [drawing of a hat] For a Dollar Our line ranged from $3.50 down. There are about 250 to choose from---all we have left to go at one dollar---Saturday. Men's Section---6th and Nicollet Donaldson's [AD - bottom right (Donaldson's?)]