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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Best equipped and most
modern saloon in Kane County,
doing the largest business in town,
forty miles from Chicago, popula-
tion of 10000; located on princi-
pal business street, where Chicago
and all city cars stop opposite the
door; long. lease; surrounding
country dry; this making the bot
tie goods trade enormous. Saloon
will stand close investigation to
anyone. Town has liberal admins
tration. Average receipts $115.00
daily. This is chance in life
time. Want to sell on account of
serious ailment. Address Aurora,
ILL.,, Leo G. Lewis, 80 North Broad
way. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov. Wheat ST.
ISIS; May, $1.205s. Corn-Dec., 63B
@64c; May, 697sc. Oats-Dec., 49Ac;
May, 53c. Pork-Jan. 1885; May,
$18.9211. Butter -Creameries, 32c.
Eggs gs-20@29kc. Poultry Springs,
1011c; fowls, 10c; turkeys, 15@16c.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-120 acres farm land,
about 500 cords wood, half hay
land on good stream, one mile from
a town, terms liberal, price $4,000
per acre. w. G. Schroeder.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Only three women in every ten in
New York City are at work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

WANTED-Girlt to wash dishes. Ap
ply at once Hotel Markham.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Arkansas is the chief state in the
production of bauxite, the mineral
from which aluminium is derived
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27
Notice.

Notice.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to me are kindly requested to
settle their book account or note be-
fore Jan. 1, 1916. am Obliged to
ask customers to favor me promptly
to enable me to meet my own obli-
cations.
W. q. SCHROEDER.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Results are most Always certain
when you use Pioneer want ad.
One-half cent a word. Phone 81.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Milwaukee industries are said to
be paying women less than living
wages.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

FOR SALE-I have the following
farm machinery to exchange for
live stock, one two horse corn cul-
tivator, one, one horse corn culti-
vator, one potatoe sprayer. Two
farm wagons, Two one horse bug
gies, one garden drill, one, two
horse Kentucky single disk harrow
and other farm machinery. w. 9
Schroeder.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Strong ammonia will remove iodine
stains from clothing and flesh.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Active mining of pitchblende, the
chief source of radium, has been be-
gun in India, near Bombay. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

WANTED-Dishwas at Mayors
Restaurant. y
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

Working girls attending night
schools make the best students.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

DIR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Mayo Block
Phone 396 Res Phone 397
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

FOR SALE-For -four, feed, hay and
wood of all kinds, Phone 228-W.
Cash Fuel and Feed Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-11-27

FOR SALE-50-room hotel, bar in
connection, in thriving Northern
Wisconsin town. Owner obliged
to sell account of falling health.
Splendid opportunity for right
party. At present leased for 5000
per month. WHITNEY WALL
COMPANY, Duluth, MINI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

Der 9IOcuc, nobc SoDlc.SiraBe,
is 6ei 20.
So5n 21 N}rp0D 9IOm, on Nlor.
9aret @atrp6u mo glnOsrc. y|oroicite
Der &ortligal- SroBe, nabc 8oi6ino.
tom f. bei 60.
ARorD g NIurp6u 9lou. an W'arp
9 Nllrp1p > @rimoiide
Sobn Nl Nhrp6u ino 9luoere, all
So6n &orgo mo Satin 9loroicite
Der @orhisol StroBe, uo6e @oib.
inaton. 70 6ei 60.
aot6crme ". 9lcil an 5ranf ~.
Souer mo Satin GiHeite Der
String StroBc, uobe 9unf, ia Del
676.
Sacob Coleman lno @attin ol
Soro6 Sober Sii0meiticite Der Ho.
Slpcnuc uo6c GoualaB.StroBe.
1876 6ei 45.5.
G6os 3 NlirpbD Go., inc, an Siu.
oolp6 g. 0lob Oitieite ser Colbert.
SHoBe, nobe 2l. Strobe IA Fei So.
,So6n s. Garter nn0 @ottin an 1Sa-
cob s. 9fooer A @runoitiide
Slog Cont. 60. an Snpeitneut Co.,
inc 2G @unOitiide,
Wloraaret Gonn unO 9lnoere, an
George $. E6ompiou tno @oitiu.
5iioiaite oes Gliiton.@loce. no6e
Somnien0.SmaBe, II bel 70.
DlonIce 9lealtU ,Snucitment 60, OIL
SnDcltmeut So. 5 @run0itide.
Slorcncc IS. NosIcn an G6oS. 81.
Beaumont mo 9(nosre, Siiooiiieitc
Der Se6man.StroBe, uahc @lillinaton
cane 1i.1O bel so.
SiIlue @oloiiein an 9lbell Gloa.
Gou 0ltieiie Der gl6ell StroBe nobe
81 Strobc. i4.2 6ei i24.
aopcl Shames itn0 Satin an q.
6ii6beil mo @otiiu 1 @ruuoitiid.
G6aS g. Bud an Glc0clouo g..
9eolmear Siiomcitieite Der 8emiua.
tpn.9lUcnne, uo6c %. Strobc 13 Der
GO.
Gcriel6e an Glspelono II 9eoI.
Near mo 9luocrc. 4 @umoitiidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

Geo No @ieiier an &C. 9}elion
Barnes Sitieite ser Sowaro-S -SroBe,
na6e Nlaoiion.StraBc, l6 6ei 70
~ SbcS @curp mo 2lnOere. an
@ermon Y 6eNlina H. o5ottit SiiO-
iciie Der 4Srott uo6e %nlostiitroBe,
16 bei so.
Nerlelte al Sobn airhnsr uno
airdner uno 9lnoere 6 @un0itiide,
Siioicitc Der Erott, no6e @nlosfi-
StroBe
D'arie " 9anunono mo @otte on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05
@crciniatc Slrbcitcr- SGnacr bon
Baltimore.

Nnuptquartier uNumefe pollc, "
9lr. t0S. @citSerington-StraBe.
Sobu @ota, &rdiiOent, 9lr. 2029,
SoD0 StroBc
@eorg ~. %oeblmamL 0irigent,
9lr. POPS, Toirnomt-9Ipcnue
l)I @ron Scirctdr, 9ir 1l2O,
Snu6ert- StroBe
,Srauf &orlastu, Sdablucilier glr.
2t0, SiiO 6. StraBe
uSo3ialiiiiic6e eieoertoicL~ Sing
iiin0e Cicnltag.
misunderstanding Sin9ltnoc
Nlitipod.
@cIauaocreiu vGmioteit4 Sin9-
iinlioc Srcita9. (giar5l,-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05
Gel4aftss s&e8lDetlcr.
9dder- Gouoifor- uno 9otel-
geoaris-llrtifel.
z6e D'arre G. eids g., 1oi S.'SoiUorO'St4

91der. Gouoitor- ino Sotel-
9e0arfs-9lrtifel.
y9te Nnrrs & eids 0uy 1oi s''3o'Ooro'sif
8eitnscn, 3eitidriiten etc.
yS9e Naliimess Hews 9s," 4aeiS 10 @1essron'
Eeutide Slider u..O 8eiii&riften.
". eanltI6, 10 Observation-Disclosures
9ou-Yloteriolicn, Ebiiren 6sniter'
rabmen. Qaoen etc
9amss g. Softer Co.. i1o--ll' Sn0'cre0s'
ationol.9aufen.
oxGe clo Sgwn National Yent,, %SeRSS a,,,' nao
GretcrsSitaRc SQcob ". gSool, Pluhoelu'
9enr9 q 9leone Malliser1 Zoo e0s.aroobiDob
.gssnern yletienoi 9|ani," IA @oro'gutam'
eimbe. gs. Nlarroit @allssts; lssss;,,o, a.u,A
,,1ynrmcr5' nuo Wlcrdnnle WauoNn' oe"t,
Griibs mo Gonsor9'Sitabe'
Stoats.Ganien.
,,1mildr qanI pgu galimere, Nalia,o%Sss % IN. l,ne
Solli6oh Eirabc. glnout cseber, Nrnlicenl'
9onroo 6. J.abbe. S9asms'lief'
H(Rbl-DhllA|tts
.Genidr eporbouf BON ganImur'," eniaiS'
nno Saliinlore'Strane.
Eruit-Gonpagrie'n.
Baltimore x4uR & Gnayanse: Co." eaniiao"
Nuiloino.
Dsarnol. imo @ranit.Berfe.
s. Sauarmer & Guns, 1923 a0ro'e0orIes'siF'
2auomirtbIdoitlidc @erdtbe nnO
SQmereien.
elrliiii6.Surnss so., 205 Gor6'&a'a'siraee-
2!opofdten.
corl n. Wi. GHnlt. 30G Gi SoulStrabs.
@uitapnS Sans, 2Gi-209 Salperl 0H"0"0'
ElunDing. Slruaces, Ronoes uno
Oeicn. QaHocdcn un0 siinHer-
geuustt gros., 52s 9c-S.1remonia0enne.
Gupicrinmieoe mnS @lumbers.
Sobn enbzri, TIA 9bamsssstabe. q q $'
2eIep1ou: g9oIie 1899.
glgentbunis 2gellten uno Sdn0le-.
Nlesss g DuSau & @sy6sp. 10 0ii'aez'ppsH'
6ener.&eriidberungen
l,JrNnl Snlnrnncr 0u Di 9netp1ul" QenIQ y.
@arllelo Neoen5,llaiaaer, 1Oi-lO5 eoan'
bet ul Commerce Nullou1 .
,lHermnni0 gtucrOcrnMcrnn05 OeIenmni''
solilwofc' uno Nori0'Strohe.
SuiinWie0. 3ubcb6r.
6. 9vh Nailne 0n. 3o2~3ol Moro.Uab'Sit
sio6leu mo Sol3.
eearp q. Bon esIu', $50 GoIumtia'gI0snas.
gIe9plaiten, Metosl eit.
2nou, GauIllm & Go. (urogtotlgil, 18Th
gnbcrouSirake
Fion0leib. @cld1ite.
,Gonpnbrco 2pau Ou.." Horo.@an.S .Sirabe
Rianos mo GrQeln
C6aS. W. ohrf o Moro.eibetp,G ,G1aBe.
Spidjenbeltoiter.
eauocr & epns, t708--i7iQ Gnnip1el0eune.
ksn 00Ot. 9lort0, uno @reenmonnteloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

<luO., ~ UOl IVA.
Siooc Sdpiro ali @oplar c5roos
Development So. 9lor0weitede Der
@oplor c'rouc mo 9otcr SiroBc. %
6ci 90
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ler mo @oiiiu 9lorooiti;ite ser
9ui6 Stro6c nabe 92icomico. StraBc
i3 6ei a.
". 3orrp Nolues, Griiice, an N}
G. Gbaua5 mo 9lnOere. 9}orooitieite
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1872 beI50
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GOm e. 9romn mo @ottin Nor0
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StraBe, IA 6ei 80
G6os. Z. Coroon mo @ottiu an
Siioorc 6or unO @ottin Gillette Der
Gollinaton.9lDcme na6e Somboroitr,
10 bci 95
Vcu. W Nennlctcr ln0 W0ttin al
@orrp 9l Srie0moun 9iorooiticite Der
@Cnnipl0anio9luenue no6e Sonoole
Strobe i79 bri 100.
Gnma Noumau iuo @ottc mo
9lnocre. an 9l6ro6om " 5teinbod
unO @ottin Oitieite Der 9rooioroiir.
no6e Sairmount.9lpe.. I bsi 60.
,SreOf Serr mo @ottin an Oeuicl
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nobc Sole, 1876 bel 65.
Nlurro1 unO So1nes. inc. on @p
i. 6rener. 99eitieite Ser 9lGenOoTc
StraBc no6e Euroll 9l0c, SO bei
1874
glnOrem 6. g96ite al Nlurrop un0
So1ueS inc. 92eiticite Der 9(Qeu0olc.
StroBc, no6e EuUall9lpcy 80 BEL
1919.
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aoerber. mc6rerc @rnoitiidc.
Cora 81. Sole unO @otte al 9iQic
@. %nrou mo 9lnocre. 9}orOieiie Scr
%reBiman SroBe. uo6e s. Strobe
296 6ei 81.
G1riitiono @ermers6ouicn IT, @at
te an Sos. C'9rien imo 9lnoere
9}oromcitcdc DER 0iteuo. mo @oa
StroBe "A 6ei ti5.
Is. s. Gallagher Geoltp SO. on
@otteriou %orf &. g. mn0 q. a.,
Siiooitisite Der 2S. StraBc, na6c
Sonpoeu.9lpe, "A 6ei 75,
Ceriel6e an ocuiclbcn Siiooitieitc
Ser 2S. Strobe, no6e SonpOcn-9Ipe.
Ia bel Is.
llrlulo So6mm on S6crela Sob
man mo gluoere. gSeiticite oeS GO0or
9Nocc, uo6c 6opcttc-S 10 Del
60
'Siel Continuation SO, on g. SD
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bci 81.
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ScnrD Settler mo Satin me6rere
@runoitidc
9lut6 6 WlerrDman on S6os. 6.
N3srr0man imo 9Inoere. 9|oroicitc Ocr
26- StroBc no6c Jorf {. q. Roao
2O7 6ei TO-
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%ol6root- mo 9entolou.ShA 1876
6ci "a.
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leite Der 9entalou StroBe. uo0e
SSol6roof9Ipe4 1876 BEL "A.
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: 6rarcis @lurrop. 9loroiciie Der
@orlemsIpc. no6e air6us Cane, n
bel so.
Sobn s. Wlilliouu oi @eoG. Gu'
oe mn @ottiu @citieite ser Geoor.
fire uo6c 6olmell.9lpe.. IA bel So
Nolbuo 9lrrington uno @0ttin oil
SoS, Wlc9llcer Siioieite Der 27. Stry
none 6ris6p.SnoBe. IA BEL so.
Sobn 9i &eonarot uno 9InOsre, an
oen NloDor uno Stootrot6 pon 9oI.
tnnore, 9loroieitc ser W}ooiion.Str,
naDe @lopcr-StroBe 20 6ci 32O.
Nobn 2 glod on @cnj. q. Stiii.
ler lno Satin 9loroieite ser Soro
io9a'StroBc nobc @idoSftStroBe
IA 0ei so.
Otto Slolcn6ouer an 9. 6erben
9owcS Nltleitc DER 9Inu uo6e G6eu
StroBe, ~ bei 20.
s'nua 8 Shioi6ert an 91ciiic So.
benz Suomeltleite Der .5traBe,
nobe Som StroBe, Is bel rs.
Sopn Sorett on 0eo. &. 9n6u lulo
VottIn Siloleitc Der 9}ort6.9(ucuuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05
8n usriaaien.

9.3immer SiGa. $25O0- @it
GrrnOsins. SIae Ssancmliafeitcn.
seiate @cOiuouagcn. 3n mcIOcn
1901 @eile-9Iue-, 5!uro.6Orcit.9arf.
(0eb81MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05
r@rreiuigtc Sanger DOn yaltimUrc, "
ae9riinoet 1885.


@auptQuortier .@crmnnin Mldn-
Observation-Disclosures" 9}r. S52, gloro-
Nomaro-StroBc.
@corg 9effert 9srdiioent, 9}r. 215,
Seit. SoratogoiiroBc
So6u u. alein 0irigeiit 9lr. POL
neutrality-suspicious..
@cor9 6immel6c6er, prot. iuo
correlp. Setretdr, 9tr. 315, glorOs
GOen.StrdBe.
0ermann N1idlid, Sdabmeiiter
9Ir 713, @arner.StraBe.
6rib S5ofmonu 6inan3iefretdn
gar 2tt1, @eit.Eratt- StroBe.
@m. .. Siloebronot, @iblioibcfar,
9ir. 2029. Sreoerid- -9luenuc.
Sermauu ejrdie, Goriiter oes Nlu.
iif-Gomites, g}r. 1912, @cIt-Ddt'
6errD-StroBe
Acknowledgements
uSormonie.~
Observation-Disclosures
ul5robiin.~
@i1nucrdor."
uMo5ort-0idnucrdor.~
uGi@cufroi5
u@crmauia.0uartett-Glu6.
uNleloOe.~
uNletger-&eiangUerein.~
o9ooenic.N Nldnner1or.~
u&eiicno-SieOcrfran5.
u9Gdcr @einngDcrein."
Nolptdiorticr: 9liiifcl's SaIIe, yir.
t03. 9loro-3rcOcrid Strabc, icOen
Sauiiog Nbcuo, nit 9IuSnobme oes
orittcn Sonitcgs i'm Monot, SiNg
itunoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

W1armor. mo @ran,t.gBerte.
8. Snodrtrrr & CONS, 22a Woro'e0nrIes'Str.
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Seutiae ShIuBrote:

Dl ais 3niubr 2S33 9uihel
Gerianot BON oen @leOotorcu 2O32
Suibcl; Gleunioren.&orrt6 i24.955
9uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

2onopirtbi6oitlic6e @erdtbe unO
SQlnereien
griHiib,Snrnss so.. 2O5 Goro'@oea'straee-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

Gupierinnlie0e uno BlumberS.
Sobn onbzri, TIA GbamsssSltnbe g & %'
2eIe9uou: 20olie 1899.
@lgentbuns 2geliten unO Sdnole-'
Nlerrs g. Gusau & saey6eip. 10 0itQertpq'sH
Slrone
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

1Spdr.Gonfen
,,Gentldlr Gparbonf non Uatlmurs," tnlas
mo 9aliinlorefStrabe.
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idel; %erianot 6ll6 @uiHel; @lc0a.
toren-Sorratb 1S9,764 9uiGel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05

StaatS.8anfen.
,,cmiIde GAM uuu galimore," @oIiimorss mn
Soui6ab Giraffe glnoult SSeber Nrnnoehl'
@onroo g. Jsabbe. S0osmslllef
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ssrIannt-lranen nm Mlasdsn.

3crlnnat:
Sin 0idoden iir auaemclne Nansarbelt
icln gSaidcn ooer NH0clH- NnOiulroaen yir
ls2a, NHocngucune. OQir54 7)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
!, cnmmissioned from Aurust IS. 1s14

C., commissioned from August Is. 1914
Assistant Surg W. II. Michael, NJ r.
C., to Naval Medical School. Washing
ton, ID. c.
Assistant Surg. C. F. Glenn, NJ. r C..
to Naval Medical School, Washington
Assistant Surg. c. H. Weaver, NJ. r.
c., TO Naval Medical School, Washing
Assistant Surg. J. H. Harris. NJ. R.
c. to Naval Medical School. Washing
Assistant Surg. ]. A. omer. NJ R, C.
detached navy dispensary. to Naval Med
icai School,
Assistant Surg. ]. T Boone. n. R. C.
detached Navy Hospital Portsmouth. n.
H. to Naval Medical School. Washing
Assistant Surg. A. R. Barrow. NJ. r.
c.. detached Naval Training Station.
Newport, r, l., to Naval Medical School,
Washington. d. c.
Assistant Surg. c. I. Wood. n. r C.
detached Naval Hospital. New York. to
Naval Medical School, Washington. D. c.
Assistant Surg-J. NJ. Quinn. NJ. r. c,
detached Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
to Naval Medical School. Washington.
D. C.
Assistant Surg. A. L. Bass. NJ. r C..
Assistant Surg. W. A. Stops. NJ r. C..
detached Naval Hospital, Great Lakes,
IL. TO Naval Medical School. Washing
ton. d. C.
Assistant Surg. G. E Faulkner. NJ r.
C. detached Naval Hospital. Norfolk,
to Naval Medical School. Washington.
D. c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
BADGER QUITS COMMAND
OF ATLANTIC SQUADRON
Gives Way to Admiral Fletcher and
Will Join General Naval
Board Here.

New York. Sept. I7.-with a simple
ceremony Rear Admiral Charles ]. Bad
ger today turned over the command OF
the Atlantic Fleet to Rear Admiral
Frank F. Fletcher at the New York
Navy Yard.
Admiral Fletcher came aboard the Wy
oming. which is moored at dock d in the
navy yard. early this morning. The Wy
oming has been Admiral Badgers flag
ship. In the presence OF his stan the
retiring commander read the order which
placed Admiral Fletcher at the head of
the United States most important war
ship organization.
Admiral Badgers two-starred flag was
lowered from the main mast of the
Wyoming and the flag OF Admiral
Fletcher was hoisted In its stead.
There was no salute because guns are
never fired while a battleship is in her
deck. on account Of the danger OF injury
10 the vessel or her crib.
Admiral Fletcher is probably the best
known American naval officer In active
service, due TO his excellent work at
Vera Cruz. He is famous for several
inventions which have influenced the ord
nance OF the whole world. and Is rated
high by scientific men. He is also an
accomplished diplomatist.
Admiral Badger. with his term of sea
service now completed. will join the gen.
eral naval board at Washington. Capt
Charles F. Hughee. Admiral Badgers
chief Of stan, will also go on the general
board
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave granted First Lieut. Chester J.
Goodier. Coast Artillery Corps, August
%. United States Military Prison. Fort
Leavenworth. Kans.. is extended twenty
days.
Leave for one month on surgeons GER
a 1Gats Of disability is granted CAPT VIII
Leave granted Lieut. Col Thomas U.
Raymond. Medical Corps, July Is. is ex-
tended four days.
ders. No. Dol. August g. as relieves First
Lieut.. Ernest z. Roberts, Medical Re
serve Corps. from active duty in the
Medical Reserve Corps. to take effect
him August 2, is amended SO as to re-
lieve Lieut. Roberts from active duty to
take effect November %.
Leave granted First Lieut.. Kneeland
ders. No. IS. May I, Hawaiian Depart
ment. and extended in Special Orders,
No. l56, August IS. Hawaiian Department,
is further extended eight days
Lieut.. Col. John p Hams. Coast Artil-
lery Corps, is placed on the list of de-
tached officers published in General Or
ders. No. "a, March II, TO take effect Sep
Wsm HAN me 6 naRe 81 Lieut. GS
is removed theretrom. to take effect Sep
So much Of paragraph 4, Special Or
First Lieut.. Edgar z. steever, ID. Flew
enth Infantry. is revoked.
Capt. Edward A. Roche, Twenty-siXth
Infantry, 10 relieved from further treat
ment at the Walter Reed General Hos
pital, d. C.
Capt Joseph c. Brady. Quartermaster
Corps. Is relieved from further duty as
assistant to the quartermaster. Second
division.
Leave for three months and fifteen
days to take effect on or about Novem-
Der 30. is granted First Lieut. William
c. Koenig. Coast Artillery Corps.
Second Lieut. Franklin Babcock. Coast
Corps, is relieved from assign
ment TO the One Hundred and Fifty-fifth
Company and placed on the unassigned
hist
First Lieut.. Frank s. Clark. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is placed on the list OF de-
taChed officers TO take effect December
!, and First Lieut. lie Roy Bartlett, Coast
Artillery Corps, is removed therefrom, to
take effect November 30. Lieut.. Bartlett
will proceed to Fort Crockett. Tex. and
report to the commanding officer. Coast
Defenses Of Galveston
First Lieut. Herman C. Maui. Medical
Reserve Corps. Is ordered 10 active duty,
and will repair to this city and report to
the commandant, Army Medical School.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
NOTED WOMAN HERE
TOPLEAD FOR Peace
Nine. Rosike Schwimmer, of Budapest,
to Ask President Today to Use
Efforts to Stop War.
EUROPE LOOKS TO AMERICA"

Representing millions of spirited
women in Europe who earnestly look
to the United States as a savior, Nine
Rosike Schwimmer, of Budapest Hun
gary, is in Washington and will see
President Wilson this afternoon in an
effort to effect European peace.
II have everything for all eternity to
come to gain by this interview with
President Wilson and l do not wish to
put one possible obstacle In my path
way" she said.
Mime. Schwimmer. who is secretary Of
the International Woman Suffrage Al
dance, gave some personal ideas Of the
great conflict and declares that a state
Of despair reigns over entire Europe.
Europe.
AS soon as one decisive battle is over.
is why my visit is so urgent" she ex-
planned.
And II war Is not settled by arbi-
tration or mediation, then II will never
be settled" said Nine. Schwimmer.
Never was such profound hatred exist
ing between warning countries. And
even If the war is settled by fighting, We
can never have peace in Europe. 1t
will take forty years to grow another
fight again and again and we will never
see peace
How long do you believe the war will
last?" she was asked.
Who can ten2'' She shrugged her
shoulders.
Madame declares that she has not heard
from her family in Budapest since July,
when she was in London editing a spe-
cial edition of the International Suffrage
Alliance organ. Her family does not
know that she Is in America pleading
for their country.
We look to America America Is our
only hope" she said in a pathetic tone
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-18
NAVY ORDERS.

Commander e. H Watson. commission
ed from July l.
Commander K. NJ. Bennett. commits
stoned from July /.
Commander ]. ]. Raby. commissioned
from July l.
Commander ]. V. Klemann, commission
ed from July /.
Lieut.. Commander G. W. s. Castle.
commissioned from July !.
Lieut.. Commander W. II. Allen. COM
missioned from July l.
Lieut. Commander J. B. Gay. commits
stoned from July l.
Lieut. Commander !. E Bass, detached
navy yard, Portsmouth. y. H. to Michi-
gan.
Lieut. D. NJ. LeBreton. detached aid on
stan, commander second division, At
lantlc Fleet, to aid on stan, admiral Of
Lieut.. {. s. Roberts. detached Virginia.
to aid on stan, commander, Third Di-
vision. Atlantic Fleet
Lieut. F. x Gygax, detached navy
yard. New York. to radio station. Tuck
Lieut.. c. a. Richards. detached receiv-
ing ship at Norfolk. Va, to duty as aid
on stan, Rear Admiral Clifford J. Boush.
Lieut. o. c. bowling, detached Ohio, to
navy yard, Portsmouth. n. H.
Lieut.. c. A. Blakely. detached MIchI-
gan, TO navy yard. New York.
Lieut. J. =. Manning. commissioned
Lieut. r. ". MathewsOn. commissioned
from July /, 1914
Lieut. Gunlor grade) T. E. Van Metro,
commissioned from June 5, 1874
Lieut.. Gunior grade) L: z. Lindsay.
commissioned from June 5, 1914
Lieut. 0unior gTade) ]. B. Glennon.
commissioned from June 5. 1914
Lieut. Ounior grade) E. A. Logan, de-
tached D-3, to post graduate course,
Naval Academy.
Lieut. Junior grade) ]. II. Klein. de-
tached command Preble. TO office of naval
int plliarpnRa NayNr Dana
Lieut.. Junior grade) J. H Ingram. to
Arkansas.
Lieut. Gunior grade) G. H. Emmerson,
Utah. TO Maine.
Ensign G. B. Junkin. detached Utah. to
radio station. Tuckerton, y. II.
Past Assistant Surg. n. T Mclean,
New Orleans to Naval Hospital. Mare
Island.
Assistant Surg. w. A. BRAINS, NJ. r.