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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Nnnnc Srr innehrrnst. Grn 81

s' - CIV ~ =
Ming mehoeleS oen Bite Iua. Carl
WortenicnS @ooro paa SmeocQaart
Mari / Speibierg er ieitermlooag
totalt n%cbbrpnot. Ser inoebrUuotc
nogIe Spin.
Moribo. Site Gliguit. @aar.
SEN "Srcocrit2minoc" / SugIic or
mat totalt reobrurbt. rSlocrL ser
opitoh / 9ooeu. mereS al pare paa.
lat. Ter inoebrUuSte 9 Neite ~ Ell
Tel Spin. @eboerue rcoocoe ii5 /
iioite Gicblif.
- 6orleoen Nat brrnotc @unro.
cicr HaSnmS Sfuttc& @aoro / Ncrrc.
bu; finn Stuehulet reoocNeS. Sl0er
iorlncncS paaIat. III @cirtuingcu
inoebrrnhtc 81 Swim, 6 aaIpe on en-
Gel Nsn@. III ben inoholteoe STb
brGnotc. @paninperue por lorltfrc.
&c Tor ca. 1900 SIR. % Seseret Tor
ca. 10000 ar.
goIbora. litc September.
Simcitco Sottiggooro or ioag nco.
brTnot. Slbcu opitoo / Nulfcbu'ct.
Scr inncbrrnbie s airr on 3 @cltc.
- NaIeitrup. lite S%cptentber. TO-
buorinncrnc til Ssrcn Shcrtilo'cna
@ooro / Gonorup pco Ialeltrop CT
i~citcrmiooaQ ne0brUuotc. Soa aoet
Tom belle @eiutninlcn inoebrUnotc.
Nplcn brUnbte. SIocn mcuc8 ~.
ltaact ira @ulfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Sotcnbsaocrncs Glettric;tctsuerf.

Mpprobotion err mebbelt paa &olbii,
Gitrc Soten, %citre Sotcn % GinaS
Scrrco5itprcrs @%cilutuinger ON /
TUllcsifob at anlrgge ct fonrminolt
Glcftricitctapcrf. bportil ct 2aan paa
100000 arpner ifal optages. &c
nrpnte Sotenbpgber fol nuertaQc set
nilprrcno private SotenS Glcftrici-
tetsucrf iamt enoel Tanoialo /
Sunnselpen, iom ifal ~uobpgges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Sen nprifc Mmcrifalinic. Tru @c

qen mcloc9 bcn 30tc 9lugllit. Ser
Qcn9iioro" oi0if ira Bergen igoor
nco LOO TosIogercr % illlo Gait.
Gen norife Nmcrifalinic bar after
~illltttt en- Grtruboob, nemlia Camp
ifibct "9luona" pna Gu. 1000 Cons.
Sen oil p~oubeQnnbe Calming / Sri.
itiurio lite September oa pil epell-
t,tclt onlpbc ouore norlfe SouHc pau
&cicn til Ncip 9orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
"Nlcnsbora Nris", hpis llbaipeI.

"Tlcnsbora Nris", bpiS llbgipeIie
6or pGrct iorbuot iiocn Ben lite
Iltgitit, er MI after begnnbt at no..
fonnlc. @lubct qioroe @eueraIfom.
mnnooen opmerfiom pna, at oct M,
finn ubfom TOM GiterrctnineS. %
llnoerbolbningSblao, oa at ale Sc
NoroileSpigercS 5orGIhre, ser ,locn
l(nota0clie % ubcn Tspen bopoc
iulat SnbfoIoeIieu, bopbe arno pno
at ioa SobSliiter, @eficnotqicrellcr
o9 arigSeitcrretnin9cr at IpIe / ct
Tor oem ioritaaeliQt Sproq, bpiIfct
oQiaa maatte pGre / MpnligbeoerneS
Sntere$ie. Sor no9Ic Gage iioen lit
@looet S~illnbelIc til at llbgaa pon
Spif; men bet itiIleOc8 iomtioi0 / llo.
iiQt, at Ger piIoe bIi oipct 5iIIobeIie
til at i,bgao poa Ganif. Gcnne ill.
Io6elie err MT inotriiiet, iad piot pi.
heS oQioa til DC andre 6anifc @Iaoe i
NoroiIe5pig, Men politiife GrsiieI-
Ter er naturligpiS iorcGsbig ubeluf-
teoe, ibet gloiieu er unberfcitet Gen.
iur. glaoet reoi9cre$ al Hrli 30.
Se5icL ieot Sibiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Smiolertio Inffeoes oct moo Scrpent.
ming at telegraiiif itoiie ben nsnpeil.
oiae grtlGring ira SeIifabet, % Ser
Dag blep Icngene uobetalt, iaa III,
Iaar Irbcioerne % Siinttiouprerne
lit Silgcocbopenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Wrauo rco 0ouciS-G

Sficn ncloca bcit 29bc NitGiilt. Snat
cr 2eucib-aonolcns itprc @rgntng
res Sfutios totalt ncobrrnot. 5
Sitict booze 4 Sliiepo1tcrc mco line
Somilicr. Get lpffcocs at reooc ~.
rene / llohuabn0ningcn mco llnota-
oclic al nlgcn SONS. Gerimoo 'trp0
en- itor Gel IIllobp mco. Slllclle cie'
hcs al aonulens Nfticiellfob % par
inriifrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

netop fonunet no al SofriItiberen,
ioet ban iful0e forretie peo en- gesro.
pelle, oa ban plub'eIig ialbt operenoe
90 neooper Srappen. Serunoer Tor.
Hog ban iie ogioa itcrft / &ooet. San
nlaa boloe Sengen Ell ii Cages Sio;
Oct er ba Soab ON @coring men 2G.
gen notaIcr at ban mac pprc mleget
ioriistig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Stuot @aoocifnh. Sra Trommcn

n1clocs ocl1 Bite Mug. Gn NorIf-
on1erifancr, Grit Grificn, Ion1 iNoor
ror ionnlcn mcb i'm @rnr poa Sngt
Iioc nbcnfor @pcn, blcp itpat tilreot
res %oobcifnb. @roberen 8cprr off
olllnieli0 al, pa Grificn ranltes paa
nUrt Nolb al cn WUngoc Sagl. Son
hlcu inoloNt poa Spgebulct % ILL
itall0cn CT bctUnfcltg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
"Nepiberet upuser." iSr,

"Mepioerct %oposer." Sra Sfien
meloeS: 9%ommerherre Goppelct bar.
Sc f%orlangt Observation-Disclosures
Sfien oper fine Sfoee / 2unoe, iom
ror prrbiot til IL Willion arcner.
S-perifattefommisiionen bar forbeiet
@9roien til 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Observation-Disclosures.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nrd Nlps
bcnhaon mebbeles ben 2S6c guQuit.
Staten beilaaIpgaer moo frIn g..
'totning ianltIiac NpcSebcboloninocr
I aiobenbapn-6 rcorif@bcrN Tor at
.forebpgge ct niorholoamrsiiQ Tor.
oprelie al @reoct. a~iebenbapn Som.
mime opcrtoacr 5orOaltninQcu al
@eboIoningcrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Nnnif Erpicsinr;trio.

>uH'i lrltSfoiii'p. Clu wv
benbapn mleo0eles Sen 2Soe 9(u0lrIt.
Gn bcitia Strio on Hobiumcts
@rugborbeb ionl Mt00eI moo arpit
err iert mcllem ior'tielligc tienOtc
bonife Eager. 2triocn bill MI 'oo Ell
Giteripil, ioct Vroicsior 5iherning
bar inofloget Froie2ior Ropiirq Tor
@pgeiorcninqeus Gomitol, iorOt
Hopiing neqter al Giere bam limo.
ifpIoninq Tor lin SiQtclie moo lid)er.
ming at oenne bar ~~itrcpet moo beore
piocnbe". - Groieaior Hopiing barn.
&c, at Gabium life har bit Tia ioa
gunitig peo arU'tbebanoIing ioul
mango 2pger bar puaItaaet. Ge0
6pbcrcIiggcnoc SuuIiter holoer hat
ialioIo poo. at tirirliif gebanoling
eiter hans Griaring Ter fan uirfe ab.
iolit lfaoelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Trin: GnnS. ser err Notr,IJirfer,

NT"| "HH'' VT q NuINTITVTVIVT
Tor Sneioerforpiet, bar mcInt iia til
11eneltc uco Ell epclltilcI Wobiliic.
rtit9. aoracu bar 9iuct in itriitliac
Stllcocl'e. Snncn SucjNcr anta0e5
n%ernIig III Hcnne Sicneitc uoca 6or.
TlorcS e!!cr %urgcS ltriitligc liua.
belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
&oni.l Sern. :. @aoe mes 6ami.

lie reiitc ben 2Sbe auaiiit meb Nat'
toget til Bergen for ouer Gnalano at
reiie tiIbagc til Imerita. @lnnot DC
talrige @enner og Sefienbtc. Iom bar
ircmmsot paa Gitbaneitationen,
iooes Miniiter Shmebcmann og
Srne, 9egatiunsiefret9r 6iintber
Softpr 8abe, Stiftsamtmano glebr
III. II. aoniul 8abe blep operraft en-
Mrngbe 9Iomiterbufetter % bilites
nleb Surroer, ba Soget iorloo Ger.
rpnaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

On pen gi:nStrst bar mango /
@pgberne / 8auloalen og Eiteroolen
ifafiet iis ibsit peo Ml,lteia1fning,
ifriper "3ronobiems Mbr." Ter meo.
beles iaolebes fra Ialen, at ben lam.
Iebe @prbi al Wl,lter, iom er pIuffct
berneoe, a%nIlaaes til 8 q 5000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Sro3fa!b. SGacrmeitcr q. ). So.
'trnp Al SoIbpfgnaro REQ SANDERS
er o'Anaet peb Seoen
observation-disclosures / aiiltiS.
nlnilteriet Sheger &clm err aiaaaet
pco Ge0en, 60 Nar QammcI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Sra Uoroe.

Spiast. Ga. 100 leieoe Sunftio.
nprer peb ariitiania 5oloboo bar
icaet lin SpiigeIie ira ben lite Sep.
tcnlber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

SSba &ummnne bar i~aaneiat ct
@eiarbeioe o. paubegpnot Sparbel-
bellen al mn @eerapeliesplaos Ior at
aiblelpe slrbcioslesbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

SLicnbuiet. Sra Srimitao meo.
bcles ben Site slue. aomiteen for
SitonbbringeIie at ct Sbienblts bar
mi inofipbt Den garnIe 8uaro, bpor
SbIenmuieet lfol inorettes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

IIting. Mon Ter bcrior men Sor.
irsltnins Sen nrrmeite tSremtio inc.
DC, iGrIia "a Soften oqiaa ipncs at
ituIlc 9ipe goot llobutte. gIlc ga.
rer er ool itegne bctpoeIi8t / Eri$,
alcnnemaaoenoe so pct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Tcitrr @snicn, reiio, aapeIlan til
@orsunS. blep iorlcSen SerSag eiter
8uostieneiten | Sauniunb Strife ram.
met al ct Slagtili9loe. San bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Girrt Tia ihiel. Ero Sriitiansian(

aicrt is ihiel. Sra Sriitianslnrlo
nclocs Den Site Mi,9uit. Gn 22-aarig
@nt. Son @rosaos, ion1 mat Tor
Glnffen - fiprte poa Gpfle ira @pH.
~lonosiiurb til 2angeraf, ltprtct ito'
ior %cicn og ilcg iig bcploltlps. SGse
blcp bclltct ira @polanosfloro, men
Ser por illtct at giere. San opoe INT
ser Transporter til ariItianslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Set uprife S(fticielifab for eIeftrc

femiif Snbuitri, bpis 9eber er Som.
Gpoe, bor / CONNER fiebl b~etpoeligc
&olficlter pau 8anrbene Sieflot %
Mpffelgj9ro / Surcnoalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Socrseneral orcbt
peo Oaaoelfue.

Gopetomn. Union Of Suutb AirifG
Caapfolouicn). SEN 160e Gent. Se'
neral Sacoblr5 Seuoricf De Ia Rcn.
SEN p|elfierotc &ocrQereroI. er blerct
orrbt res CT 0aoocituo ! Grrbeeen
az Johannesburg.
@cneruleu uur igaar NftcS eoi
6iemocien iii fin Earm / en- Huto.
mo6il. 6a ban bier orronbt al en- 30.
litiuioclirg. iour par paa Sagt eftcr
en- Rsuerbonoc. nm uor 'IpGtet ! Ell
lianeroe 4utomobil. Get antages
Tor qiuet. N bperfen 8cneraIen eaer
Sc, ion tiorte ilmmeu meO ham |
qutomobilen. harte RaGbet o. oerior
life itanieoe. Folitiet ipreoe oerior
pau 9ognen. % en- al auglerte traT
General Sc Ia Hep Iise / Siertet.
General Sc IA Hep bar isot / 1913.
san par Neolem al S~ronsuaalS Ier.
lie "Ioltraao~ o. fommonSereoe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Soertrigen,
b~uorlnoer ban ~inolagoe liz Itor Se.
rsmmelie iom 6eItberre. Otter Sri.
gen ienote$ ban iammlen meo Gene.
ralerne Se @ett % 9otba iii eng.
LAMB % tog en- iremragenoe Del !
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

eeuS "Cecora6.Eof,en~ III 5Irstntree q
TeuWer / @dmleldHeet. 5irSoGgs % Jres
odosneGapen iolter $3.50; 6reSdasaoedeea
a!eRe. si.25 pr. gGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

eeme "reesrah. goten" iii sIrsi % Sen
ner | bet aariIe 2nne.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
Three AUSTRIAN SHIPS
SUNK BY French FLEET
Dispatch Which Escapes Censor Says
Torpedo Boats Were Scuttled in
Baltic, Of Cattaro.
is RAGING AT PoLA
BY nRIxroN u. ALLAIRE.

Rome. Oct. 7.-writing under date Of
September Is, a correspondent at Trieste.
who sent his story by a messenger to
escape the Austrian censorship, declares
that three Austrian torpedo boats have
been sunk by French warships on Cat
taro.
"As a result of the bombardment by
the allies fleet he adds. the principal
fort at the entrance to Cattaro Harbor
has been completely dismantled, while the
inhabited area inside the fortifcations
has been reduced to ruins owing to the
bombardment from Montenegrin batteries
at the top OF Mount Lovtchen.'
The correspondent says that the people
Of Pola, Austria's chief naval station,
are in terror. The troops stationed there
are continually Strengthening the forth
fcations.
Part OF these" he continues, con
sists of six rows OF barbed wire entangle-
ments four feet high and charged with
high power electric current. Behind these,
100 yards back, are six rows Of intrench-
ments, each ten yards apart.
Il am informed that cholera is raging
at Pola, where water. because Of its
scarcity. is being doled out to the in
habitants by the military officials. who
have posted sentries at the fountains.
Food is also scarce"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
PAN-AMERIcAN UNION
FOR PEACE In EUROPE
Governing Board Passes Resolution.
Expressing Hope Warning Nations
Will End War.

A resolution expressing the hope Of
all the governments represented In the
Pan-Amerioan Union that peace may
soon be restored among the nations at
war in Europe was unanimously adopt
ed at a special meeting Of the govern
ing board OF the union yesterday after
noon at the Pan-American Building.
The meeting was called at the request
of the Chilean Ambassador, Senor Don
Eduardo Suarez, who announced that
he had been instructed by his govern
ment 20 propose the peace resolutions
The proposition met with steady approval
Secretary of State Bryan. chairman Of
the board. was authorized TO convey the
message to all the governments repre-
scented in the union. All the members Of
the Latin American diplomatic corps
were present
The Chilean Ambassador also announc-
ed that he had been instructed to sug-
gest the advisability Of postponing the
fifth International PAn-American Con-
ference, scheduled TO meet November
g at Santiago, the capital OF Chile, on
account OF the war. A formal motion
to postpone the event until such time
as the Chilean government might later
recommend was passed unanimously.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
MODEL HOMES TAKE
THE PLACE OF SHACKS
New Group Completed Under Super
vision of Sanitary Improve
ment Company.

A new group Of two-famIly houses Of
from three to four rooms and a bath for
each family has been completed for the
Sanitary Improvement Company. These
houses rent from SO to $12 a month for
each family, have separate entrances
and separate back yards Inclosed with
open work metal fences. II Is important
to see these houses to appreciate what
constructive housing work is being done
in Washington and what may be done
within many OF the alleys, IL only they
can be opened into minor streets. The
alley bill which has just been passed will
certainly be followed by legislation which
will help to provide adequate housing for
the people who are 10 leave the alleys
and which will also be fair to the owner
Of alley property. Congress, at the time
the alley bill was passed. fully expected
that II would be followed with this neces-
sary supplementary legislation
Mrs Archibald Hopkins and Mrs.
Ernest Bicknell. OF the woman's depart
ment Of the National Civic Federation.
will receive Friday, October 9. from
to o'clock at the house Of the Sani-
tary Improvement Company. 1245 South
Capitol street southwest The public is
cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
WELFARE ASSOCIATION
TO DISCUSS OWN GOOD
Anacosda Branch May Disband if
Community Is Deriving No
Benefit from Il.

The Child Welfare Association Of An
acostia will resume its meetings today
at 315 p m at the Ketchum School
building. Fifteenth and Good Hope road.
The question Of whether the community
is deriving benent from the association
will be discussed. and should this prove
TO indicate that the body is doing good.
II will continue, but II not, II Is likely
II will disband.
The Embroidery Club. Of Anacostia, re-
sumed its meetings yesterday morning
at the home OF Mrs. William Scantle-
bury, 1917 Minnesota avenue. Mr.. Ed
mund Mallett will again be in charge OF
the work. and was present yesterday
and outlined the plans for the season.
Meetings will be held each Wednesday
at the members houses.
The athletic association Of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church will resume its gath
erings tonight In the parish hall OF the
church in V street ]. c. Winterwerp
will again be in charge of this orEani-
Eation. The hall has been fitted up
30 that the game OF basketball can be
played. and this will form the princi-
pal amusement
The Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
ciAtion Is preparing to give an entertain
ment in the Baptist Church, on Naylor
road, some time before the latter part
Of this month.
"Old Maids Convention is the title Of
an entertainment to be given by the
Willing Workers OF the Garden Memo
rial Presbyterian Church October 16 in
Masonic Hall.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Original Garfield Citizens Association
will be held tonight, when the newly
elected officers will conduct their first
meeting.
Prof George R. Maluf is to deliver
an illustrated lecture tomorrow night in
Masonic Hall on the Wonders of the
Promised Land"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
GRAND JURY NDICTS
eight in ALEXANDRIA
City Council Will Be Asked to En-
force Sewer Tap Law-Banquet
at Fire House Opening.
MISS PARROT IS FOUND DEAD

Alexandria, Va, Oct. IA grand jury
in the Corporation Court today returned
true bills to eight indictments presented
by Commonwealth's Attorney Samuel G.
Brent. They are as follows George
Clark, burglary; Thomas Padgett, mali
cious cutting; William Trigger, malicious
shooting: James Fletcher and Cooper
Williams, robbery; Charles Wright, as
sault: Charles Brown, forgery; William
Higgins, assault
The Jury was composed OF Capt.
William H. Sweeney, foreman; Robert S.
Barrett, J. Fred Birrell, George H Evans,
T. Clifton Howard and Samuel l.
Monroe.
The committee on health Of the city
council will recommend TO the city coun-
Gil at its meeting Tuesday night the en-
forcement Of the compulsory sewer tap
law. which becomes operative July !. un-
der the provisions of an ordinance passed
by the old city council
This committee will also recommend
that all insRnitary alleys in the city be
paved at the cost Of the abutting property
owners.
with a banquet which Will be attended
by the members Of the city council, off,
GERS of the different FIRE companies, and
others the new home of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company, located on the
north side of Prince street. between Royal
and Fairfax streets, will be formally
opened about October 1a John Il. Trim
yer, president of the company, will be
toastmaster. w. e. H wildt is chair
man OF the banquet committee.
Miss Augusta Fleet PARROT. seventy
ala L., had
this morning at her hame, 912 Cameron
street. Heart trouble, II is thought, was
the cause Of her death. Miss Parrot
was a native Of Fauquier County, Va.
although she had lived In Alexandria for
many years. A brother, John II. Par
rott. Of Roanoke; Mrs. Robert Harper,
Of Washington. and Miss Helen s. Par
rott, OF this city, survive.
Miss Florence r. smythe died late this
afternoon at her home, 30S South st.
Asaph street. The deceased had been
Ill for some time past Miss Smythe is
survived by one sister, Miss Mary H.
Smythe, and two brothers, James s. and
Abram H. smythe, all OF this city.
Ninety days in jail was the sentence
imposed by Justice Cation in the Police
Court today in. the case Of John Wilson,
alias sick Boy" colored, charged with
attempting 10 break into the henhouse
Of Grant. Hawkins coIored, s14 North
Patrick street, at midnight last night
James W. Roberts, jr.. has been elect
ed q member Of the board of trustees
Of the Alexandria Hospital To fiIl the
vacancy caused by the death OF his uns
Gle. James W. Roberts, sr
The cop4y,,fffaa IN rbaroa af x.,aru
Of collecting pledges given by citizens
for the erection Of the new hospital has
arranged with all the banks in the city
for their collection, and those who have
subscribed may pay through their own
bank. ~
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
CONGRESS IN BRIEF.
SENATE.

The Democratic caucus Of the Senate
yesterday completed consideration OF the
war tax bill. 1t is estimated that the bill
will raise sos, 900, 900 revenue
The bill will be reported to the Senate
today.
The Senate adopted a joint resolution
providing for the appointment of mem
diers' Home.
A resolution by Senator Townsend, OF
Michigan, requesting the Postofice De-
partment to send to the Senate informa-
ton regarding the award OF a contract
for auto trucks made last month was
adopted.
The Senate adjourned until noon today.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
HOUSE.

The House began consideration Of the
conference report on the Clayton anti
trust bill, but was prevented from TAX
ing action because of a flibuster con-
Quoted by Representative Henry, OF
Texas. Representative Henry forced the
calling OF the roll four times on points of
no quorum. carrying out his threat Of OBJ
structing legislation and adjournment un-
I'll an agreement is reached regarding
LEGISLATION for Southern cotton growers.
Debate on the conference report will be
resumed today, but little time being con-
sumed yesterday.
Representative Hardwick. Of Georgia,
introduced a bill to repeal the 10 per cent
tax on the circulation Of State bank
notes, and Representative Howard, of
Georgia, introduced a bill making emer-
gency currency issues more readily Access
sible to the banks Of the South.
Minority Leader Mann introduced a
resolution asking the State Department
to advise what offers of medals and
decorations have been made by foreign
governments to civil and military ofticials
OF the United States.
The House adjourned until noon today.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
BRYAN URGES ELECTION
OF GERARD TO SENATE
Sends Letter to Former Law Partner
of Ambassador Making Public
Endorsement.
Endorsement.

A letter addressed to John N. Bowers
former Law partner of Ambassador
Gerard urging the election Of the Ambas-
sador to the United States Senate, was
made public by Secretary Of State Bryan
yesterday afternoon 1t is Mr.. Bryan's
first public Endorsement OF the candidacy
OF Ambassador Gerard. His letter, in
part follows;
"As It will not be possible for me to
speak TO any large proportion Of the eiti-
zens OF your State. shall commission you
to express the deep interest which I feel
In the election OF Ambassador Gerard to
the United States Senate.
Judge Gerard has rendered splendid
service at Berlin, and there is no reason
why his success as a diplomatic repre-
sentative should stand in the way Of his
promotion in his home, State"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
BOY INFLUENCED BY SERMON.

Richard Williams, colored, fourteen
years old. Of $50 r street northwest,
lifted" $40 from the cash register Of
his employer. Herbert A. Williams, gro
Ger. OF 1903 Ninth street northwest, last
Sunday morning. Sunday night the boy
went to church and listened to a sermon
based upon the ninth commandment,
Thou Shalt Not Steal" Williams threw
81 back Of the counter in the grocery
the next morning. He had spent the
other s. His employer. upon finding, the
money, called in Detectives Berman and
Cornweu and turned the boy over TO
them. Today Williams viii ask the
Juvenile Court to give him another
chance
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
Rustem Bey Sails for Home;
Remains Silent on Wilson

New York, Oct IA. Rustem Bey.
Turkish Ambassador to Washington, ac-
companied by his wife and family, sailed
on the italian liner stampaIla today
for what he termed a leave Of alb
sence.''
He refused to discuss his recent con-
troversy with President Wilson and the
State Department concerning state
ments the Ambassador made comparinl
the Philippine water cure and lynch
ings in the South with Turkish mas
sacres.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
William Ellis Corey and
Wife Leave for London

Paris. Oct. 7.-wrliam Ellis Corey. so
closely identified with the Carnegie Steel
interests, and the charming Mrs. Corey.
who was Mabelle Gilman, have left for
London and announce their intention 10
sail for New York next week.
Their Chateau Villegerris, near Yer
sailles, where many OF the highest no
billty have been entertained, was re-
cuisitioned by the French government
for military purposes and now accom-
many officers. Several thousand
head Of cattle, destined for food for the
army, are grazing on the estate.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
TO CONSIDER HENRY BILL.

The House COMMITTEES on Banking and
Currency will meet today for the consid-
Grafton Of the Henry bill, providing for
the issuance Of s5oo, 900 of currency to
be placed in Southern banking institu-
tions to be loaned to cotton producers
against the product Of their fields in
warehouses; The committee is unfriendly
to the bill, and an adverse majority is
certain to be given.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
LOUIS W. sTOLP DIES.

Louis W. Stolp. for more than twen-
ty years an employe OF the Government
Printing ONCE, died at his residence,
eos East Capitol street. Tuesday. Octoo-
er I. Mr.. Stolp was a native Of Phil
adelphia and at the time OF his death
was employed as a marbler in the book
binding division. He is survived by his
wife and two children.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08

made up the display. The total value Of
all crops raised is about S12.OO6, and were
produced under the direction o. Supt.
William J. Fay and Edward Lynch, agti-
culturist Of the institution. supt. Whit
aker, OF, the District workhouss, at Oc-
coquan. Va. also reports a bumper crop
this season
The Washington herald., 1914-10-08
CARDINAL FERRATA WORSE.

Rome, via Paris. Oct. THE condi-
don Of Capiinal Ferrata- papal secre-
tary Of state, has assumed a grave turn.
ne Ii suffering considerable pain with
ocme fever. His physicians have aban-
doned the idea Of an operation owing
- the patients aga