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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Dr. Greene, Former Super intendent, Has Been Ten-
 dered the Vacancy.
POLITICIANS MEET
 AT HAYS RESIDENCE.
Conference Lasting Until Midnight Is Expected to Result in Annnouncc- ment of Governor for Reelection.
 Bmrnsi,leS Denies He Resigns.

Little Rock. Nov. 17.-Dr Young unexpectedly resigned this afternoon as superintendent of the state hos December 31.
 The decision was reached sudden ly, as he had no intention whatever yesterday of resigning and discussed at length with The Graphic corres- rondent plans he had for improving the institution. He changed his mind very suddenly
 The position has been rendered Dr. J. l.. Greene. former superintendent,
 who will arrive tomorrow evening to consult with the board. Some doubt is expressed whether he will accept, and if he refuses. it is rumored that Dr Abingdon will be appointed.
 No reason was assigned by Dr. Young for his resignation. It is an open secret, however, that there have been elements on the board antago- nistic to him.
 Hays Friends Confer. There has been considerable politi- cal activity at a conference tonight at
 Governor Hays residence. It was re- l ported that Dinner Burnsides has re- signed as member of the board of control and that Percy Allen had been appointed his successor. This was l emphatically denied by Burnsides
 although rumors persisted that some |such step was probable. At the time
 of Burnsides' appointment, rumor l said that it would be onlp temporary | Another rumor current early to-
 night was that Governor Hays would announce his candidacy for governor
 before midnight, but at 10 o'clock the l governor said:
 Nothing has been done about that yet"
 It is believed that the result of to-
 nights conferences will be the entry
 of Governor Hays into the campaign 1 for reelection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Baby Bolinger, five-day old son of Allen and Anna Bolinger. died at the German-Amer- ican hospital at 7:30 o'clock tonight. a victim of enc Of natures blunders.
 During all its brief life, it was under shadow of sentence of death as g human defective. possible menace to society in future years.
 Tomorrow, two investigations will be held for the purpose of learning whether the deatk of the infant was necessary. Coroner Hoffman will held ap inquest and Health Commits sioner John Dill Robertson will make another search for facts.
 The baby's parents and the attend- ing physicians at the hospital agreed that simple operation would have prevented death. The malforned body, could not have been repaired and made normal, however Neither could the stunned brain be made normal. Consequently, 1t was agreed that if the infant was saved. it would be spared to become burden to itself and the world.
 When the facts wers placed before Mrs. Bolinger in that light by pr. H. J. Haiselden, attending physician she, agreed with him that 1t would be greater sin to save the little life, than to permit it to burn itself out. Mother Gives Reasons.
 "It is not heartless to me-" Mrs. BollingAr said. ssI loVed fiiAAn nooF III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
v0N PAPEN AND VON NUbER CASES
 REPORTED UPON
Policy of Washington as to Men Accused in Bomb
 Plots Being Considered.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The state de- partment has received from the de- partment of justice all the data and reports growing out of the investiga- tion of the relations of Captain Franz von Papen, German military attache at Washington, and Alexander von Nuber, Austrian consul-general at New York, to the plot against muni- tions plants and vessels carrying their products to the allies.
 The policy of the state department with respect to these two officials VIII be determined within a few days. State department officials intimated that unless the attorney-g general had come to the conclusion that the evl- dence warranted action by the state department the data would not have heen sent there.
 Secretary Lansing made 1t cfaa1, however, that no decision has yet been reached by his department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Tom Knickerbocker, Aged 35. Dies as Result of
 Blow on Head.
WITT. HANDLEY AND
 TWO SONS ARE HELD
Vniekerbocker and Handley in Argu. mont When One of Latter's Sons Struck Knickerb0cker With
 Strip of 1x4.

Tom Knickerbocker, aged about B years, a we'll known resident of Draughon is dead, and Will Handley, aged about B, and his two sons, Will Handley. Jr., and Tom Handley, are under bond to await the action of the grand jury, as the result of a serious difficulty about o'clock Tuesday ev- ening, in the office at Draughon of the Saline River Lumber company. The boys are aged about 15 and 13 years. respectively.
 The elder Handley is foreman of the mill at Draughon, and was pre- pairing to pay wages, when the trou- ble arose. It, was testified before the coroner's jury that the elder Handley was in an argument with Knickerbocker about the payment due the latter for some work, when one Of the Handley boys struck Knicker- booker on the head from the rear, us- ing piece of 1x4 scantling as the weapon.
 The testimony adduced by the coro- ner did not show which of the boys struck the blow, and the jury brought in l verdict that deceased "came to Ais death at the hands of the three HlAdleys," It is stated Knickerbock- serb lead was smashed in, and he died about II o'clock Tuesday night.
 Knickerbocker was a member of a sRsnfrent family, and is survived by
 his widow and seven daughter. as
 Fell as by several brothers and other
 iehtves Knickerbocker and Hand-
 Icy both were considered good citi-
 iens. neither having had previous
 trouble. Knickerbocker's funeral
 VIII be held at Draughon today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
P 9 |. CLERKS CLERKS AND AND CARRIERS STRIKE;
 OFFICE CLOSED

Fairmont, w. Va, Nov. 17.-The postoffice here was closed today by Postmaster ManIey, because of the strike of 25 clerks and carriers. The strike was intended as protest against the discharge of w. H. Brand. assistant postmaster, and three Other old employees.
 When Postmaster Manley reaehst}. his office this morning, he found on his desk placard on which was written:
 "Your clerks and carriers have quit. Here are your keys"
 Brand was discharged recently on the charge that he had given nsz siatance to applicants in civil servfce examinations. He is Rspub blican as are tntpst of the strikers. Manley is a Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
FIERCE CONFLICT
 RACES IN BULGARIA.
French and BuIgarS Hurrying Rein- iorcemcnts to Vicinity of Stru- mitza-French Forcing Back
 Bulearans.
Athens, Nov. l7.@Ihc BuIgarians. on'crrcd by Germans. have captured Prelir.

London. Nov. 1.-The main Servian army, General Putnik's command is :E most critical position; few days, perhaps few hours, will de eide it's fate
 The Austro-German wedge, which has been driving across middle See- via, has almost completed it's move ment. The Austrian official repor tonight states that on the border e the cid Sanjak of Novibazar the las Montencerin rear guards have beea forced across the Linn river, close to the frontier of Montenegro, and tket the column advancing against Sien.t Za ten miles east of the border an Z, 100 miles almost due west of Nisl. has defeated and driven out tho Ser vians from thei. mountain position | north ot Javor. Close behind the Austriars the Germans, under Ger eral vOn kOevOff, are moving ID with large force. They were Ies terday only half days march fror, Rashka. on tue Iber river, 80 mile5 west of Nish.
 Berlin reports 2,OOG prisoners talk en Tuesday.
 l CeIVlANS SUTTVUHUcUs General Putnik's army is surround cd on all sides hut one, as the Bull garians in the south are moving wet from Tetovo, and have cut off retrcat in that direction. The Bulgarians have penetrated to point only dos en miles from tho frontier of Albania. l The only escape for the main Serv, an army, apparently is through tho rough mountain districts of Montena . gro or Albania. Should they attempt to retreat through Albania, they arc likely to encounter hostile natives unless Italy has already landed troops on the coast, as has been re- ported recently.
 Little, if any aid can be expected from the entente troops in the south which, according to reports received, today. arc hardly able to take care of themselves.
 Evacuation by the Servians of Ba- l buna pass, which would lessen the way for the Bulgarians to Prelip and Monastir, was not complete, appar- ent1y. A dispatch from Saloniki, of uncertain date, reports that the Ser vians are holding the pass with only  l 1000 men, for the purpose of enabling the remainder of the force to make it's retreat to the south.
 1 Bulgars Retreating.
 On the French front, in southern seryia, the Bulgarians, after repeated futile attacks in which they suffered enormous losses, are withdrawing to the north. The French report many assertions from the Bulgarian army.
 Further east, in the vicinity of Stru- mitza, in Bulgaria, big. battle Is developing between the French and the Bulgarians. Both sides are hur- rying up large endorsements.
 Montenegrins Victorious.
 Paris. Nov. 17.-An officia. Monte negrin report received here today states:
 "The enemy continued to make vio- lent attacks on all fronts on Novem,, Der 15. A Montenegrin battalion of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
GERMANS CONSTRUCT
 WIRELESS STATION
Powerful Plant Being Erected at Portland, Maine, as Adjunct to
 TuckArf0Wn Station.

Washington, Nov. 17.-An investi- gation of the construction of a pow erful German wireless station at Portland. Me-, was made by the de- partment of commerce today after the British embassy had made formal representations regarding it to the state apartment. e
 The bureau of navigation's repre- sentatives at Portland reported that the station was being constructed by a German company as an adjunct to the powerful Tuckertown,g IN. J.. sta ton, on which Germany relies chiefly for communication with the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Jitneys Falling of.

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 17.-Con- necticut cities report big falling off in the number of jitneys which swarmed through the state during the past summer. A campaign has been started in many places against ram shackle cars which have been used up by the seasons running and are con- sidered dangerous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Cotton Mills Add to Capacity.

Plainfield, Conn.,, NOV. 16.-Owing to enormous amount of business that she day and the night force cannot handle. the ManhanBeut mills at Put nam Monday will start building a new mill, 200 by 120 feet and four stories high. Four hundred hands will be employed for cotton goods manufacture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18

,Apsure German U.Boats.
 pnsn Nov. 17.-According to lmis;s arriving by steamer from nsss. aliled cruisers already have
 u ls SIX hostile submarines in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Another Lusitania Sinks.

London, Nov. 17.-Loyds announc- ed the sinking of the British steam ship Treneglos, of 3SS6 tons. and the British two-decker Lusitania, of 1851 otns. The Lusitania struck a mine while trying to rescue passengers from the Anglia. Sis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Celebrate Cathedral Golden Jubilee.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 17.-Proml- snent Catholic clergymen. and laymen from all parts of thes United States aIid Canada gathered here today to celebrate the golden Jubilee of the opening of the Cathedral of Sts. Pet CT and Paul, at 17th and Summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18

Clinton. h., NOV. 17.-Fire here to- day caused ! loss of $35o,o0o. of which 80 per cent falls on insurance companies. For . time the entire business distrlct was threatened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18

sticks of unnelie a found the of British subject, board St. for Liverpool the ship sailed time Saturday
 tunnete found He denied having put explosive into his grip and said to blow the tonlso t;the affair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
RoWder co,r.. D-...4a

|S,, tvwaer we Company Profits. |(ra., aork, Nov. 17.-The Atlas (6rsI N a.,s, company today declared an nnon osaend sa of 3 1-23 per cent on k ,es, ,.ock. making the total for
 'saf Il 1-2 per cent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
B GERMAN WARsulPS ! STEAM TO NORTH SEA
nss sspennagsn, Nov. 1.-Two squad- N s. consisting Of 19 german war M. xs, passed from the Baltic into the
 ussat this evening.

e.... NJ .Uattegat is the strip of water
 a ng Denmark from Sweden. It lo,sh M 'ne way from the Baltic to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-18
Monteneerlns Victorious.

Paris. Nov. 17.-An officia! Monte negrin report received here today states:
 "The enemy continued to make vio- lent attacks on all fronts on Novems Der 15. A Montenegrin battalion of the Sanjak army captured an entire company of Austrian infantry"
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
0as meme Scim 0es israelitiidlcn
Srnmcnncrcins eingelucibt.

Giele befannte decentralization
or SuntbeSbauptItaot nabmen an
Sonntng 9tahmittaa an Der @rofi=
nungsfeier 0es nelien SeirnS fiir ben
Ssraelitii6en Srauenperein" tell.
las @ebGlloe, bas ii6 in Nr. 1880
10. Str. N.=@. befinoet, ituno bon
3 l1br gsa6mittags an ben 9eiu=
hern often uno mar Der @egeiita1o
lebbaften Sntereiies fir ale Seile
Ser 9ep0lferung. Srau 6. Simons,
sic @orlibenoe oes &ereins, bielt
pie 8egriiBungs Aniprade, woraul
folqenoe Sreunoe uno @onner Ser
@nltalt &eoen bielten: Simon @olf,
Or. @enismin @roBmaL Or. Ibram
Simon Srau q. Simon, 5ran 30
&abn, Srau Sppenbeimer nnO Sol
Stein.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Mittmodl sen t3. .. Wfts., peritarb
1Srau Sorotbeo W aBmann,
in ibrcm 81. 9ebensiabre, an Differs
idmd6c in Ser @obnuua ibrcr God
ter, tSrau 81. @ro6monn, 9tr. 613
Oenrplnno Npc. S.@., mo tie lett III
rcr Infunit in glnterifa aus Saaen-
6itrN. Shaltmbitrg-9ippe ibrer alten
0einat. liebepoa in ibren alien Ia
scn Qcpflegt murOe. Sn ibrer lebten
Minute mar tic llntgeben bon alien
ibrSn2ieben mo lit MN innft binilber
lcgcngcn.
Gic 8eritorbcnc binterldBt ailBcr
,Srnu @robmarm, SSrolt 0ora 6ogel
ms 3 S0bue; Seinridb 6rie0rif mo
Nietrid) MaBmdnn, meldc aae uil-
idIiiQ in @uibington limo mO 8il-
6elm @aBmuun in Ser alien &eimat.
Sic 6intcrlieB 81 @roBfinOer unO q
llrQroBfin0cr.
Sie mur0e am ISreitdg 9tadTittag
uolt DEM 5r%allerbalile aus aiif oenl
Grolpcft &ia Srieobofe b~egraben.
gaitor 2cOOin bon Der Sltth. Ct.
Sohns Stride lcitctc sic 6cierlidtelt
nnO ied)s @robiobne trllgcn Die @aD
re. Die MISUNDERSTANDING %bciorgtcn
0ie @ebrii0er @eier.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Die Sanfcn @ai6inotou'S.

@ie gut @aibington's @mlfen
Innoicrt iino, uno mie lebr lie ons
&crtrallen oes TublifulnS pcr0icnca,
acbt ans ben Sinon5ansmeiien Der
Dor, bie ocm &omptroller oes Sbab'
ants oieic @ohe eingcreiht mnroen
mo mopon mir mebrcrc an olloercr
SteQc pllbli5ieren.
llnIercn 0cntl6en icien oiele @at.
fen beionoerS cmpfobleL oa NJ Die
0elltidle 3eitnng patroniliercn mo
nnrd oieIelbe iiA an oo5 oeuti6e 4ll
biifllm iDenDell
American Security and Trust Co.
Columbia National Bank.
District National Bank.
Home Savings Bank.
Riggs National Bank.
Second National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
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NEW MEDICAL WORK.

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have already taken advantage Of the
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DO not make the mistake that
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where any Of the Miles Remedies
ire indicated their use is advised.
This is because it is believed dat
they are the best remedies Of their
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Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Gimaeianot.

Cine Oeutid)c Game, Die Die oellt-
Idle Safe rmterltiibt, ien0et iolgcn-
Sen pohlqemeintcn Not be5iiqlidl Der
@cneii5- Go~riteaing im Eoli's 5bee.
ter am ndditen Montog:
.Qalien Sir uliere mohlhabcn0en
0eutidcn ipilien, OaB iie lire Shea-
terfarten niht ucri1entcn ioacn; Jon
bern, penn lie n%ieielbcn Iclblt niHt
beniiten molell, nlogep lie 0ielclben
III oen Sfen marihieren lniien4 IS
iuiiroe Der @obltatigfeit nid)ts bel
len, menn 9ellte nit ireien aarten
crihcinen milrOen"
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
2anoiturm-eicb
Mel.: 0euti6lano, 9elltihlono, iiber
g(aesi

I'm Die Seimat an Die 2ieben
9enfen mir gar man6e Stlno,
Db am Ncdaritrano bort oriiben
Auh nod alles lit geinnb2
@enn oes Serbltes Stiirme toien
9enfen mir an 8eib' nnO &in0
Wt0d)ten bergen, mohten folen
Sic 10 innig, 5art ltno LIND.
Sor inns ipie Elm s%Seueroradc
&Gmpit Sic beuti6c Miaion
9n Der @ren5' balt treu oie @a6e
llnler 9onoiturm Battalion.
@em mir audi bnlo piersig babcn,.
llnler 9lrm lit 0ennp6 tort
Sreulih ihiiBel olte anaben
llnl'rc oeutidc S%anoeSmarf,
@enn 0ereinit nah blllt' gemaricgl
Sober 6rieoe liebli1 bliibt,
llnD Damn uni're 9an0furm=9tiegc
@ieoer in Die Seimat 5iebt,
9(dL Damn bliiben mobl idon Stolen
6roblih iubiliert oie 2er6',
Maienliifte linoe foicn,
1nrb oas liebe @eioelberg.
Gieies 2ieo mnroe Serrn Sncol
9anocr 5ugeihicft BON einem ieinel
9seffen, q. gogel oaS tie ieBt finger
-uor @eroun,
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Sstcr cincs Observation-Disclosures.

sri. M0elaiOe 9anenbolper bon Yer.
ZIG, 10. Str. N.=@. murOe an Der
Gdc ser 81. Str. uuo Der &a. gpe.
oon cinem Mlitomobil, 0as BON Dem
l}eger &erbcrt Sobnion geltencrt
pur0c, urigeronnt unO crlitt @altt=
abidiiriungen am gon5en aorper.
Sic lcbnte es ieood ob, in Elm 500
ipital gcbrn6t SIT merOen mo fllbr III
ainem ibr sur @erfiigrng geltclltcn
Nlttonlobil in hire @obnunq.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Cine bisber unioentifi5ierte 5rau
ridden in ser @obnung BON 6rall
95eaie u. GarionL Nr. $50 N-Str. 81
%, nio erbat it'd Oas Heiicgelo naf
Baltimore inter ser 9lngabe, oaB tic
ibr 9iQet mn0 ibr @anotaihdell Der
loren babe. Tral Carton, Der Die ge-
iuherin perod6tig eridien, idlllg if
re gitte ab uno beri9tete ipdter Den
&oriaa ser Eoli5ei Die Der Iniiht 1T,
o1B Die llnbefannte cine lang geiiid-
te Gerion lit, Die in Der StaOt i6on
billfig mcgen 9etteleien norbcltraft
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
SaniiG'S &citaurant.
slmiteru, snbereitet anf ale Mrten.
Saienpfeffcr nno spatlc -
Saalih feincr 2nnd) Sur M~ittagsseit.
Nbenbs uole Mablseiten.

Sn @afbinaton 9iebt es
in &eltallrant, IN DEM man lid mobl
III @allie fiiblen falrn, glaubt man
aod III cinem Ncltouraat Geuti1-
tatoS III Iiben. Cine nettc llmga-
Dung, Gon5ert uuc cnoih Oor3iigli-
Dies Giien haben oa5li D%cigetragen,
oieies Gta6liliement i'm gan5eu Gam
oe moblbefannt 81 MAIDEN llno tper
Don ben 8aibingtoncrn niht mciR,
no es eeleaen lit, Der gehe MIR sl
,9epars nab Der 14ten StraBc unO
r miro Den Sang nidt 5l bcreuen
Dahen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
@crocn Oie Ssraeliten @aibingtun's
Gnf Der &irdlen-& eriammlmng
ucrtrcten.

9iep. M6rabam Simon, Yaltor oes
Scmpcls an Der s. StraBc uno SEER
Simon @olf werOen Die bicligcn iii
oiidcn @emeinoen oui Der &irden
psriamEllrng IN Chicago pertreten
Die pom is. bis sum 81. Sanuar ia
gen miro. 9ieie Seriammlllng miro
Ole @rrcini9lng oerSempelidmeitern
bcfoiien, melhe Organization, OBJ
oleih crit fiirslih ms 2eben gerlifen
0crcit9 iS,000WtitglieOer 5ablt. Srau
@olf miro ibren @attcu Dabin bealei-
ten. 9lnOere Delegation bon @aibing-
ton mcr0en Iein Srau IlireO Selin-
Ger mo ann Gna Serter.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
gatile Wa.lnadlln II 9LmeliLa
Sci Gefortb Bros, Al Girit 9luelule,
Dem Yorf.

Iicpcil bail is bic beilig' Hoht,
SOFT 9[6ncr Dies @cOidt genlobt,
gllls pilrcm Ser5ensOrnnge;
@ann's Ginem nit gcfaae Obut,
0arm id)enn' er nit, INN bolt lei
Sdnut,
SIS iB nit better gangc.
@onn Sbr nod an Der Scimatb
bGngt,
3rob Orolts' man ielte an @ud Oenft,
linn SSbr fai6t oae Gage,
SSlt after 9ieb' INN alter Sreu'
Ger Seintatb Oenfet itets uff'S Neu',
Gom mill id) @rd mas iage:
Sam laaft cmor oergeBt's 0
nit,
Bur @eibno6tS5eit nit flinfcm
S6ritt,
llff 9tep Dorf's Oltieit nllner;
% bot es Ser5elnao im gtil,
Die Sehnludt INN eS Soomtueb Nltb;
SIS g'idicbt mit Glldj q @lrnner.
Gle Seinlat Orou9, am 0faa,
am Hbci',
Gom 2nbntbol nero 90 bel Glld lcI,
Dit oae @crrli6fei0e;
@as Glih ais Sinner bot ergoBt
0eB iebb Sbr pio0er alleS lett :
81 Gurer @er5eSfreioc.
Mofroui liiB wie Spnigicim,
2ebfll6e pom @alObodelbeim,
linn Sunlert aut're Sade,
aah Nppel, NiiB' nm SuselbroO
Die 8aqe perm nor 6reiO' Sud rot,
ltnn's Ser5 fGngt al 5t la6e.
Genn @ordbcim, @orms INN
Meen5 am Nbcin,
8roBgeral1, 6lonbeinL Yfcoersbeim,
Die I6ide MIR es @ei6oe;
aab Oppenbeim INN Saliterbat),
9llsbeim INN @idl bic ianOte Soh',
Gum beige MISUNDERSTANDING
aor5ltm, bon oae @aimatbsgau'n,
&6nutSbr Die feini6oe Gin9eldan' II,
IS iB gum Ndrriidweroe;
llff Naen liegt Ser @eibnodtSontt,
IS meht @llf an mie Seimatslltft,
SIS qriiBt @ud Seimateroe.
Sd Jag esGlid, wabrbaft' ger@ott
GeB lietpe Seiiez9 arnritaOt bolt
@eididt Gu6 @unOeroinge;
Die 8efortb's Obun balo 30 Sobr,
ltff &oldoe ibrer Sodeboor,
Gic So6c rimmerbringe.
Drum nffgepaBtl &erlaai it'd
&ein'S,
SSn Al 9lDenue Sins
Sort SsSbr Ser Seinlot &ldngc;
IS faliAoe .@er5 fiilt iib nit 6reiO,
I@s fiiblt, ais oh bic SugcnO5eit
u Scinatslie0 ibm iallge.
0roppt Damn i 5brdnc, iNmcr rulil
beiB,
9(ah aus De 9(nge, M beimlif leis,
9eB bot gar mir 81 lagc.
Gem @eimlutlieb', iea iB fei' S6al1lt,
1ie iou 4 jeoer ocitide Monn
SIN Serge nit iid TRACE.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Gin Bug zines 2anowebrbattall.
ions erbielt als 3ngfiibrer einen
gall5 iungen 2elltnalt bon falt fna-
bellbaftem 9hlsleben. 0ieler cr5eig
te lid 5mar I'M 2aufe oes 0ienltes oils
our6ans tiidtiger Sffi5ier, 10 OaB bic
anfallqs iiber i'm gemadten &iBelel
en- balo p%erltummten. gln einem
Samstag mittag abcr meintc elmer
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, eln mtBlgel
OberlGn0er: &iitt namittag miielle
mr. els pllBen lila Siitnnnt mtah
5'llntermilig!"
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Gnneftnren.

GoQeftoren melbe in ibren 81.
itriftcn nlltoriiicrt iinO, Die abonme-
mc~ntsbetrdgc 5lt erbe5en mo 81 quit
l;crcn, iinO folgeuoe @erren:
Trib a!ein, 9t5 q. $. gpe., g. @.
GulI S6mcQlcr, 1929 6.Str. N.+yS.
~reQor 95ir, 1912 @t0. goe., NC.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
SnmOr in crnIter 3eit.

Sn Ser @egenO, III Ser Elm Sano=
lpebrbatoiaon inn 9ienItc ltano, mo-
rem iebr piele @eioelbeeren. IS mare
id)ooe gepeicn, wenn tic 5%llarunoe ge-
aanaen p1ren, meSbalb einntal elm
6ibfen 3eit gum @iniammeln our6
0aS WilitGr peripen0et muroe. Sin
bicoerer 9anomebrmam mcinte 6mar
iii 9lbeno: rs bGtt Mo glalbt. oaB
/ einiih wagem Seltbecrcnen milaBt
en- 6ahneneio ihmorcnl"
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
iSrans Stpermer.

Sron5 Stocrmer, Der iabrelang el
ne @irtihait in Der NGbe ser @eri'
mo ben 9arraden fiibrtc, bat in
]3oromelten i'm grfaoe Warft, nabe
Garf g1oao. Gin 9elifatellengcihofr
ar0ffnet.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Mppernnnte miinidt stellmna.

Ssltn0cs 0euti6eS @tdOhen itdt
Stellung bel gutter oeutider 6antllie
MS @opernante. Sic mill aud i'll
5allsbalte m%itbelfeL jeOp6 nidt So
den, 8Gi6e uno 9iigeln beiorgei.
Otan pen0e li6 an
1920 Sie6ente Ctr. N.@.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Der 0amen Silfsuerein bes Oentidl
lmcrifaniidcn 1914 Silfs-GOmitecs
uirO am 9pnnerstag, BEN %. SAINT.
II, in Ser SGngcrbnnSballc Elm @obl-
1tigfeitsiapper Deramitalten. Vile
inS berslid)it cingelaScn.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Sen6n Hranfes nelte @aderei.

Sobn 6raufe, Ser % Sabre in Der
&raft 9Gfcrei, Ode 1S. Str. mo 4a.
9(pe unqeitelt mtO Z Sabre @ormaatt
oaIel6It mar, bat iih MN ielblt etdbz
liert IN 9}r. 80 Str. N.-@.