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The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Government AID AT
M. A.C.TOCONTINUE
Maryland College Has Met Con.
ditlons Prescribed by the
War Department.

Maryland Agricultural College has
met the conditions prescribed by the
War Department for improving its
facilities for military instruction, and
from present indications GoVernment
aid for military training at the in
stitution will be continued.
Governor Goldsborough today re-
piled to recent letter in which Sec
retary of War Garrison threatened to
withdraw military instructions from
the college unless facilities destroyed
by fire a few years ago wero re-
placed.
Governoa Goldsborough said the
board of trustees of the college, OF
which he is chairman. has designated
a room in the engineering building to
be used as an armory, and has par
titioned off half Of another room as
an office for the commandant. There
also has been placed at the disposal
of the military department the audi
tOrium, a building 80 by Ion feet. for
use as a drill ground.
Governor Goldsborough said that
the board CT state aid and charities
had included in it's recommendations
for Maryland Agricultural College q
reqNest for an appropriation of %0O.-
600 for n new armory and gym
nasium.
This recommendation will be submit
ted TO the Maryland general assembly
in January and Governor Goldsborough
said he had reason to believe the as
sombly would act favorably.
Secretary Garrison was pleased by
the tone of the letter. While he has
not replied TO 1t. officials believe he
will assure the college OF continued
Government aid.
The War Department has taken no
action on the request of the Maryland
Agricultural College for the deslgna-
Con OF q. successor to Major J. A, Dap
ray as military instructor at the col
lege. War Department officials !ndi-
cate, however, that a successor to
Major Dapray will be named at an
early date
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Nearby, fresh. S50sS per doz
Southern. 33634c per dog
CHEEsB-New York. new. lie per ID;
BUTTER-Elgin print. SIC per lb.; tub. $50
per lb. process, 2sc per lb
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, Ilc h.: roost-
ers. 1Oc per lb.; live turkeys. ls620c per Ib
spring chickens. 146DIjc per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Neal calves, best lac
per lb.: heavy, S9shc per lb.; fat sheer,
4h95c per h.. spring lambs. SGsIkc per Id.
- KRET. PRICE & CO
VEGETABLES-Couota furnished BY
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes $3.50 per barrel;
onions, 81 90 per bu.: s. Is per sack; cabbaGes.
Hoo per barrel; beets. $3.50 Der 100 punches.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
READS NOTE
FROM AUSTRIA TODAY
Official Text Called UnsatlsfaC.
tory and Vigorous Reply VIII
Give One More Chance.
Ccontlnued from First Pars.l

NSNHNhNNSN AANhA y NaN ehNsS
failed to meet single demand Of the
United States; that she has proposed
the impossible suggestion OF 4 discus
sion OF facts set forth In the American
note which were professedly based on
an official report of the Austrian ad-
miralty, and that she has presumed TO
say that her policies in submarine war
fare arc not necessarily to be bound by
the precedents set up in the correspon-
dence between the United States and
"AiI Of which," declared a high Of
1cial of the State Department. ''is alb
surd. Our position Is based not on prece-
dents, but In fundamental principles. 10
these principles. Austria must subscribe
u there Is to be that common under-
standing upon which the good relations
OF the two countries must rest"
Two Interpretations.
Although officials Of the State De-
partment have three times carefully
studied the press outline OF the reply,
those in positions OF responsibility
frankly declare that they are unable
to understand 1t as being other than
one of two things: a fat rejection
OF the American demands and bid
time.
One hopeful sign upon which officials
were relying has been removed. 80
long as AuGtria withheld the text OF
the American note from the Austrian
public 1t Was thought that she was try
ing to meet the demands of this Gov
erpSnent. Today, however, AmbaBsa-
dor Penfield reports that the text mas
been published in the Austrian news
papers. 1t Is feared that this may IN
dicate desire on the part OF the Aus
trian government to win popular favor
for vigorouB policy toward the
United States.
Secretary OF State Lansing. it is un-
derstood, was given carte blanche by
handle the situation during the PTesi-
dents absence on his honeymoon. Al
the same time the Secretary will keep
the President advised OF developments
and. II necessary. will go to the Presi-
dent,
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Today's Sales.

Capital Traction SIS. 81, I,5OOdiO7L.
Washington Ry. as, S1.OOd8l, s.. OOoaSI
y .OOOgSl. H,OOOdSl, S1,OOOqs1, S3,OO0dSi.
S5001SlK.
25@S3lz. 25dSl
Washington Ry. pfd., 25GS3ls, 25ass,h.
SASSY, 256S31k. -
Mergenthaler Hntoype, 1oa165%.
lanston Monotype. 2O0D7l, 2Dd73S.
Nat. Savings e. Trust, lod26O.
Graphophone COM, l001i3.
After call:
Capital Traction SIS, $5OOd107h.
Potomac Elec. Cons. 5,s. 50, ,0OOd 99%.
Capital Traction, 1OdS6.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Realty. Transfers

l345 street northwsst-George NJ. Emmerlch
ct al, trustees, TO olivia NJ. McNichols, lot
SO, square 235, 81, 35o.
626 and 62s f street northeast-SalIle L,
Walker ct yir. Samuel H., to Charles Il.
Myers, lots IL and II, square $50, $40 (stamps
80.
W street northwest, between North Capitol
and First streets-George w. Helm ct uN.
to Lillian NJ Bryant lot As, block 49, $40.
Lillian NJ Bryant conveys same property
to Lille NJ. Helm. SO.
whitney Close-Samuel Shapiro ct uN. to
Marie L. Taylor, lot SO, block 2, $40 (stAmps
SAb0l.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Mrs. Hutchins Dead.

Mrs. Margaret c. Hutchins, wife of
DR.. E. r. Hutchins, of Iowa. died this
in Washington where they
were spending the winter. The funeral
will be private, tomorrow at 2 o'clock,
from the Wright chapel, 1881 Tenth
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
PRICES EASE Off
ON WALLS

NEW YORK. Dec. Recovering b.
shorts who sold war order stocks late
yesterday brought general recoveries At
daV.
Baldwin Locomotive gained "a, to lie.
and Crucible was up to x, At 73, Anglo
French loan was quoted at IS. United
states Steel. S5h.
General Motors dropped % points. to
900, during the morning. The market
became dull and prices eased off in the
late forenoon.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Do Not Neglect That Bad Tooth. l
may be able to save 1t. You need II. DIR.
VAUGHAN, 307 7th st. N. w.
Harvey's Famous Restaurant Is
headquarters for Fish and all other Sea
Food.
Helen Holmes today with other we'll
known Movie Stars. Virginia Theater.
J. Jay Gould's Wonder Store, SO Sth.
The Sunday Evening Times Gives
rel,Rbls advertisers a last minute tall
with over forty thousand homes
Rectifier Of Wills.
w. L. Bass. Munsey Bldg
and 60 Wall St. N. Y. City
Phone Your Want Ad to The Times.
NRin E2eA
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Struck by Automobile
While Crossing Street

Charles Hellyer. fifty. 2S1s Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, is suffering
from minor injuries received In an au-
tomobile accident. He was struck the
police say. by a machine while he was
crossing NJ street near Thirtieth last
night.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Oregon Prepares For
Dry Law Inauguration

SALEM. Ore. Dec. 17.-Plans for the
strict enforcement Of Statewide prohi-
bition. effective January :, were dis
cussed at a meeting of al of the prose-
cutting attorneys OF the State in the
attorney generals office here today.
Technical phases of the law were dis
cussed.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Maude f. Kinsey, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Clyde Poss. son of Jacob Poss,
of Rockville, were married here We'd
nesday evening by Rev. John T. Coola-
han. pastor of st. Marys Catholic
Church. They will make their home in
Washington.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
CHRISTMAS BUYING
ON LOCAL CHANGE

with issues Of the washington Rail-
way and Electric Company serving as
leaders. q period Of Christmas buying
was inaugurated at today's session OF
the Washington Stock Exchange. The
tone OF the market strengthened gem
orally. Capital Traction stock and
bonds were the principal exceptions.
While the Washington Railway and
Electric I per cent bonds continued to
sell at 81, a block Of $4,000 worth being
transferred at that figure, the bid for
then was adysnced sn SoiS Of Of point to 81 u;
preferred stocks Of the company was
better than for several weeks. The first
sale Of the common was made at S3h,
and consisted Of fifteen shares. Sales
OF seventy-flve additional shares, how
ever, carried the price to &. or nearly
a full point above the recent sale price.
and the buying broker was Offering as
high as slIh. but, on finding no stock on
the foor at such a price, established the
quotation figures at S31h bid and san
asked.
A total OF 100 shares of the preferred
stock changed hands at s51h, or "a or a
point above the price OF the previous
day.
Capital Traction per cent ponds
and 8, 900 worth sold at 107h. The bid
for the stock was lowered u point
TO spA and an odd lot OF 10 shares
brought 86.
Hundred Shares Sold.
I1Anston Monotype was another soft
spot in the market. forty shares selling
down from "a to 70, or from ~ to lh
points below previous recent sales.
After ten shares Of National Savings
$50, the bid for quotation lots was raised
ten points to $50. American GRAPHIC
phone common gained two points oyel
the last sale by commanding l45. tho
price paid for ten shares.
Other Sales.
Other sales Of the day included 5000
worth of Potomac Electric Powcr con.
solidated per cent bonds at 59H AMI
| ten shares of Mergenthaler bjnotSp'
Directors OF the Home Savings Bank
have placed the stock Of that institu,
tion on ~ per cent annual dividend
basis. A seni-nnnual dividend of G pei
cent has been declared payable January
]. The transfer books Will De closed
from Dect rnber 20 to January !. botf
dates inclusive.
Stockholders of the Potomac Savings
| Bank, of Georgetown. have elected Pc
ter ]. Clarke to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death of George Freeman anC
have selected l.. b. Elgin, OF Fairfax
county, Va, to succeed Francis b. Lib
| hey. who recently resigned.
The other directors all Of whom were
| reelected, are william w. Anderson
George Warren Offutt, Samuel ArtE, Al
phonse NJ. Baer. Emory II. BoGley
Henry W. Offutt, F. Baker Weaver
George w. Ray, George w. Offutt. jr.
Edward l.. Schneider. j. William Stohl'
man, NJ. Wilson offutt. and ]. William
| Bogley.
No changes were made In the officers
of the institution. They are G. w. OF
rutt, president; Edward l.. Schneider
Woe president: p. A. Bowles, cashier; ]
, w Bogley. secretary; II. w. Offutt
| treasurer. and George w. offut. tr., At
torney.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
EVANSVILLE.

The Rough Ashlers, a local minstrel
troupe, will give a show for the benefit
of Orioe Lodge, No. A. I. o. o. F., at
the Masonic Hall tonight. The music
will be furnished by the Riverdale Or
chestra.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marcellious o. b. Stewart and Madisonia b.
Daniel.
Preston B. Ray. KenSington. Nd, and Nancy
G. Schuermann.
Eston l. Butler and Queen F. Jones.
Richard II. Farley and Mary Gibbs
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
ANACOSTIA.

Officers and members Of the Rebekah
Assembly of the District instituted the
new Rebekah lodge Of this suburb last
night. 1t was given the name of Friend
shin Lodge, No. s, and will be an
auxiliary to Salem Lodge. No. %.
/ O O. F.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Frank Collins. of Boyds, this county
and Miss Eva K. Bready, of Adams
town, Md. were married few days ago
at the home of the bride, Rev. George
b. Harrington, pastor of st. Mary's 8
Catholic Church, BarnesVille, officiatlng.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Jackson II. Ralston, Democratic can
didate for the Congressional nomination
will address the Hyattsville Citizens
Association next Monday night.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

All transactions I'm stocks are on the basis
Of dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished by w y. Hibbs n
Co., members Of New York Stock Exchange
Hibba Building.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Sheriff w. Frank Gather has an
nounced the appointment of w. Ernest
Ohutt and Jerry n. Hobbs as deputies.
Onutt served Under Sheriff Peyton
Whalen.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert McCauley
have returned to their home in Prince
ton, n. j., after a visit of several weeks
in this section.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

The condition of Councilman George
Nj. Mcfarland. who has been Ill for the
past week Is much improved.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Miss Effie Bresaahan, who has been
confined to her home by appendicitis,
is recovering.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Miss Josephine Lanning has returned
to her home in Philadelphia after a
months visit here.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Howard en-
tertained the auction bridge club last
evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs
Nellie Fuller Brooks and Mrs. George
b. Luckey, Mrs. Franklin q. Tingley,
and Walter Howard
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

The men Of Emmanuel Church will
meet tonight to complete plans for the
'eVery. member canvass" to be con-
Quoted next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

First Sergt. Francis F. Fainter has
been elected second lieutenant in Com
pany +, State guard.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Thomas have
moved to Chester. Pa.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Russell Phipps has become a member
q the Marine Band.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew of En-
manuel Church elected officers as fol-
lows: ]. Paul Green, director; George
T.. Baxter. vice director: ]. c. Winter
werp, secretary; c. b. Wallace, treas
urcr
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Electa Chapter. No. ?. Order of the
Eastern Star. has elected the following
officers: Mrs. Lula Emo. worthy mat
ron; Arthur L. Simpson. worthy patron:
Mrs. Elsie S. Robinson. reelected secre-
tary for the siXteentS term; Mrs La
vinia Cater. reelected treasurer for the
fifth term; Mrs. Harry Benhoff. con-
ductress; Mrs. Ella Fillius associate
conductress; Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien. dele
gate 10 the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home board The installation Will be
held on December Is
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
The Brides Gown.

The bride wore a wedding gown made
in Paris. fashioned of ivory satin simply
garnished on the high corsage with In
dian muslin. creased in Grecian folds
and carried in simple falls over the pet
ticoat. The orange blossom garniture
commencing upon the veil in a superb
cOrOnet was continued throughout the
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Westinghouse Electri 6sIb e7Ia 6ssl 6Tst
Willys Overland Co.. 23sIs 23sJ5 e3sls 23sIs
oo'|orth. 1875 lls 1854 Il71a
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Salts 8rpllup bill muligens fi116e
5te6 fer SsSulen, fanife 206e Decen1-

Salts 8rpllup oil nultgens finoe
5te6 fer Sule,1, fanlfe 206e Decent.
Der, / MrS. @alts &iem paa 2Otb
Street, bleb oct iaet ioag. 8efienot=
gi6relien TOM uofftctelt iarntioig meo
Me66eleHen ON 8reitoentens 9at,
ter, Morgaret @illons gtfrei'e til
Ma6iion> @is., 11elte Tirs6ag for at
gienoptage fit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8rplluppet bliber on1 @fter1nib,
oagen 1ne6 fun Me6lemmerne at oe
to Sa1ntlier tilfe6e. 8rpllupsreiien
gaar til Sp6en.
Hraii6enten ifal / oe neite Hor
Tiger bol6e en Sale Columbus,
Sbio, 106e 9ecember, femme
&ri11ceton pe6 @tatspalget n9lte
Eirsoag, og bol6e en- Sale for @an=
batta11 &lub Stem Dorf.
Statsiefretererne. Cincinnati,
Obio, 6e1 216e Oft. s. 81. Scbmabl,
5tQts slefreter Mirneiota, blep i6ag
balgt til @efreter for Msiociation oi
Secretaries Of @tate Of Mmerica,
iom mn boloer iin fprlte Marsfonfe=
re11s fer / @pen. @tuart s. &ee6,
@eit @irginias @tatsiefretGr, blep
palgt til Yr9lioet1t.
Stor 8eitillin9 paa 2ofomutiper.
2irna, Ohio, ben 216e Sft. 2imo
locomotive Corporation bar faaet
@eitilling paa SO 2ofomotiper til ct
8cleb af $1,500,000 fra ssSllinois
Gentralbanen. IS ifal bore af Wi=
ta6otppen og fire al BacifictDpen.
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j Urlrfnttrtt.
Selcfonerin8 fra Mrlin8tun, @a., bb'
res paa Giffeltaarnet I 3arts
p9 9onolnln.

San sSroncisco sen 2t6e 9ft. =
Sbomas M. @6i'on> Spfinberen at
mange Eelefonforbeort talte
ober Graa6en ioag for fprite Gong
/ lit 2ib. &an talte meo Yerioner
5,40O Wfil borte og fit 6en ferite
Wfe66elelIe ONT trao6lps Gelefone~
ring oper Atlanterbapet. Set bar
@oiionoagen paa l1oitillingen. Got
ion, Ser er 6ep, bar iltan6 til at op-
fange Oroene beo &ielp of ct npt
2p6initrument. MuiifltDffer bleo
paa ct Snitrument, iom ban bar op'
funoet, ipi1let for bam / 8eit
Orange g. s., bpor &enner bar
ianlet for at feire @oilon6agen.
- Seem Sort BEN 21oe DIT. Set
bleb ioften oplpit, at 2poen af oen
menneifelige Stemme bar naaet obcr
9ltlonterbobet. g. g. @ebbe, en-
Selefoningenipr, bar Sen f6rIte, font
telefonereoe fra BEN npe til Den
gon1le &er6en. @an befon6t Zig paa
Sen traa6lsie @totion pe6 Mrling.
ton, 8a., bbor ban fort efter Meio=
not ba6 Sperateren ON at iignali'e=
re til @iffeltaarnet / &aris. @par-
iignal fom fort efter @fien6elien al
@igr1alet fra Mrlington. s @oris
tor paa @iffeltoarnet $. 6. Shreepe,
81. 80. Curtis og on6re SSngenidrer
ia,nt en- Slot fronife Sfficerer, ser
olle bab6e &dreapparoter. s @ono'
lulu> 1890 Wfi1 fra Mrltngton, ben>
te6e en- a116en Eelefoningentdr, gs=
penicbie6, paa Eelefonbu6et.
@ebb paa @tationen beo 9lrling,
ton bab6e bare Mfien6eliesopparat,
intet &preapparat. &an bioite 6er-
for, at ba1t tndotte bette paa &abeI-
telegram for at erbolbe 8eife6 ON
u6faloet at bans Gorieg poa at tale
ober @abet. ~. x y- ..., =.
u&ello, 5breepe!" raabte Webb |
Mpparatet, bDorpoa ban talte to
@ange til fire, og iaa ilutteoe meo
ct v@oo6=bD!" "
Gent / @ftermt66ag TOM &ubel-
telegrammer, Der mel6te, at @ebbs
uSello" og u@oo6=bD" bleb b9rt tD=
oelig Harts, men bare nogen al
Gallene. @amti6ig TOM Ser Eele-
gram fra &onolulu om, at gSebbs
Orb bar blebet opfanget Der %
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Scbol5 meo at faa fat paa @preng=
5tof. Dacbe, Der erflnreoe> at ban
bar &an6i6at fra &elns l1niperiitet,
fom til 6orene6e Stater 1912.
War @reitl,ng, Der etom1 life er
anbol6t, er ben fetnte Mano, iom
ngpnes / &lagen.
Set oplDies, at @aul 5iebs, Ser
tioligere lto6 / BEN tplfe Seer, er ble-
bet &egieringens &i6ne.
= @aibington oen 25oe Oft. -
Deriom Observation-Disclosures fit
ser, at gobert San taller ionot / oen
8eretning, ban bar of9ipet for No'
lttiet / Seem 9orf ON, at ban, 2eit=
n = e. ss'' tnife Mrne, bleo ienbt til
os- seaee Histor Society fe @pi-
onpeien for at glgre Tpuogyltge beo
@jelp al grploiioner 9ampere, Ser
afgif fra atnerifanlfe @opne> bil @a-
gen ionoipnligbis blipe giort til
@ienitan6 for Goreltilli11ger til oen
tpife &egiering. l1oenrigs6eporte-
mentets @n1be6smeno er ioog rneg>t
tnteresferet observation-disclosures ON
ben Silitaaelie, iom iiges at pere of-
gipet for Bolitifo1nmisipr @oo6s,
og oct iiges, at en &opport bentes
tmorgen fra 6e &egieringsoeteftiper,
iom biitoo / 9lnboloelien of 6op %
bans angibelige me6iammeniporne.
Set itges, at Sen on1erifonife gfe-
9iering pil betrogte Ell &onoling iorn
oen, San tillegger set tplfe Spion=
oeien, iom en- o1porlig Gorieelfe moo
6e 5orene6e Gtoter.
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S Sbb-Gerbien falber set be,n pan<
ifeligere iom G9lge af be allie,
reoes Juritarfuin9er.
8,tlgarerne iiges at babe libt ct &c
berlag neb &riuolaf. MDgte u,n
9reff @iniiterfriie.
&a,npe / &igaesnem. Tranff Sei
iGbampasne. &enebi9 bombar'
beret fra 9atftem.
8alfanfrige11.

8alfanfrigen.
- 2on6on ben 21oe Sft. 9tor,
britannien bar 1tillet @refe11Iatto ct
for1nelt Tilbn6 ON 9en @ppern, faa-
mart oct bar faitet ftg IND / &rige1t
pna be allierebeS Sibe. vDailp Sc
ilegropb" n1elbter bette sirnorges. 8Io.
set flyer, at Wrafk Itdno life bar fpa-
ref poa RtIbnoet> o8 at hets @orre-
fpon6et1ti @tben bar 1neooelt, at Sill
buoet bil gipre ct meget go6t .ssSno-
trpf @refe11lan6, efterfom BET gt-
Der @refenlano noget ,me6 en Gang
og life er bare ct 2efte, bbis SpfD1-
6elie ofbenger of &rigens l16folo.
@ppern er SEN treble I @tdrrelien
al Mfi66elbapets Ger, o1nfring 60
Mil fra 2illealte1ls &Dlt. 9en ito
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Trurn1r hrwnAt.
Suln 6abrifpi9er inbebrembt e1
9@ifefabrif / @ittsburgb. Gn
Manos @eltebpo.

Ptttsburg, &a.,. 6en 25oe 9ftober.
13 Eerioner blep 6rebt og 9 iaareoe
i @ftermi66ag pe6 en- 8rano / en- a.
@tagers @pening, bpis pperlte tt
@tager l1nion Haper 8or 60. bolot
til. gf 6e omfomne bar alle l1nge
abinoer, aniat / &apirelfefabriten
urbtagen en-. Mange al 2igene bon
iaa fleant forbrpnot, at De iffe fl1llot
gie11fien6es. Mapor SSoiepb g.
Mrn1itrong bar beor6ret 9olitiet, 8D.
mpnoigbeoerne og Coroner til at 70.
retage en grun0ig l1noeri9gelie al
8ran6en. " >.. =:
SSloen oplto6 / en- @alm6Dnge i
Sames 8roipn & Cos Souragefor=
refining lite gtage. 9@lfefabrifens
8eitprer @illiam &inbel gift itray
til treble og fier0e @tage for at par=
ile Mrbeioeriferne, men Sloen ipre6=
te fig iaa burtig, at &eoning 40
Srapper og 8ranouogonge blep al,
ifaaret. 9eogle af Higerne legte til
Haafleoningsrnm1net efter fine
@atte, og ber fan6t man Me1tepartet1
al 6e omfonlne.
Beter @allon, ser on1fonn, biite fig
iom en- @elt. San par fommet fig
11o paa @a6en, ga ban -bgrte oe r11ge
Hieers fortptle6e Sfrig ON @ielp.
@an ban6t ct 2ommetprtleoe fol
Wunoen og itprteoe i11o &pge1t. 6
@ange bafle6e ban til @aoen 111e6 en-
bepi6itles Htge Mrmene. @Dpen6e
Gang TOM ban iffe, og ga man ipgte
efter ban, fan6t man bans forbreno.
te Sig / anoen gtage og gferbeoe1
en- un9 Bige, iom ban eien(pnlig
Daooe for1pgt at blerge.
Soiepb 8. 8aib og q. S. @eagle,
Der arbet6e6e an6en Gtage, bierge=
De aoiftllige &iger fra gtagen ope1-
ober, ioet Higerne ipra1tg uo gienneu1
&ir6uerne og bleb opfanget al benz
og oerpaa ienfet iaa lanet neo MOB
@aoen iom 6e fl1n6e, fgr oe flap bent.
&igreren 6. 81. Carlisle figrte i11o til
8Dgntngen paa 8agiioen og faitebe ct
Eaug op til Yiger / ct @in6u. De
gioroe oct fait og gleo en- efter en-
neoa6 set og blep bierget.
2egerne baabeoe ioften, at oIle
iaareoe piloe fon1me fig. sssnipefter /
@tatens Mrbeios- og SSr6uitri-De-
partetne1t utoeriegte 8pg1ingen eff
ter 8ranoen og erflareoe, at 8rano-
116gangene bar 1tilitreffelige.
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Streif bilagt. @cbenectabp, sc.
g., oen 236e 0ft. Sen @treif for
s 9imers Mrbeios6ag, iom 10000
Mrbei6ere for General electric so.
ber bar babt lt6en 46e Oftober, blcb
bilagt iaften, ioet 9treiferne git
meo paa &on1paniets Gilbu6 ier
Streifen begDnbte. 0berensfon1iten
gjal6er 91a Eirnes Mrbei6s6ag og
5 8rocent 9ill9g / 8etalingen itrar
% 9 9imers Mrbeibs6ng % otter 5
Rrocents Sill9g 8etalingen lite
9ftober 1916. sSgr Streifen orbei.
heoes Der ii 9i1ner bper Gag. De
gienoptager 9lrbei6et Manoog.
Dmmba abIet. Berlin, bia Con
bon, ben 24oe 0ft. Dr. Ronltan-
tin Dun1ba, iom Braiioert Billon
forlangte tilbagefal6t fon Mmbosia-
ngr til Be 5oreneoe Stater, arfou.
ibag til Berlin 1neo fiji Grue. r0ofii.
.iebe 3eitung" omtaler bans 4nfon1its
% flyer: vgi bgrer fra uiaopanlig
goot unoerrettet &oIo, at Reiser
6ra15 Soief bar abIet 4mbasfnoer
Dun1ba.
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GpentprIpfne Mmerifanere. @olb.

Gpentprlptne Mn,erifanere. @alD.
i11gton oe,t 256e 0ft. @aa nange
ebe11tprlpftne ,1nge Mmerifanere bar
arbetoet fig ober Mtlanterer1 pao be
brittle Seite- % MuloDr-G Gransport-
ffibe fom 0ppasiere, at ilige 9erio.
1,er berefter lite piloe faa Sob til at
fon1ne ilan6 paa britif ssSor6, l11ro-
tagen 6e fortiatte iom StaI6fnegte.
Mange af oisie glmerifanere bar pa-
ret l11fn6reaarige.
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enoog @ten1rnen gienfienot.

enoog @temmen gienfien6t.
Oplpsning ON oet beIlpffeoe Ct.
pertinent blep gibet af SSobn S.
GartD, @rait6ente11 for 9(mertcan
Selepbone ano Eelegrapb Company.
8an telefonere6e 0pIpsningen fra
@ontoret Chicago og tiIfbie6e, at
Der enon11 ifaI en- beI DeI grperi-
n,entering til, fgr Gelefonering ober
&apet tan bringes I fonmercieI Mn-
ben6elie.