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The Washington times., 1915-12-12
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the suspect under surveillance got to
Bethlehem. three hours after he left.
They proved the spv had been seen
about the works. and Immediately took
up a chase to arrest him. Some went
to Pittsburgh. others to New York. and
still others to the West.
Finally his trail was picked up IN
philadelphia, where It vas discovered
tinio. from Thomas Cook & sons: he
then went to Trenton. where the Roeo-
ling works are located. and then To
New York. He succeeded in getting
which apparently satisfied the Officials
Of the line
1t is believed he was taken from the
liner shortly after she left Bahia, put
what disposition has peen maze Oh hiL'
Is yet unknown.
The suspect is said to be German
officer, who has taken a leading part
in the propaganda which had resulted
arson plots which have reused the an
ger of the United States Government.
Loses His Transports.
An interesting incident which may
furnish the clue as to how this man
obtained his passport was revealed yes
terday when Prof. Il. C.. Green. Of the
ol otoiSSo AS'
South America.
He boarded the liner. but was greatly
surprised to find his passport missing
This passport was issued two years age
before the regulation requiring the
photograph OF the user was in force
The profe ssor returned here twc
months ago. and supposed. OF course
that he had It with him. He was told
that he could not sail without 1t. Fl,
took the incident good-naturedly. ant
his trunks were removed from the
boat
1t was pointed out that anyone who
had obtained the passport could have
Federal officials intimated today tha'
there will be a contin,9tior: this weet
Of the grand jury inquiry into the
strike-creatinC activities OF David La
mar and Franz Rint"len, The latter l:
| now q prisoner IN London.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
BRITISH RECRUITING
BREAKS ALL MARKS
Enlistment Rush 0verWheIms
OfticiaIs-0ver 100000
Have Joined the C0IorS.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-With work sus-
pended all Britain is making holiday
today on the Sabbath, marking the cli-
max of the greatest rally to the ma
tional colors that any nation ever wit
messed even during the days of the
crusades-
Enlistments today began with a rush
that threatened to outdo that of the
past two days, and men and women
crowded the recruiting depots early.
So great has been the rush that re-
cruiting officers and medical examiners
were completely swamped, and Eince
yesterday volunteers have merely made
attestation, and will have to await ac-
ceptance. At some places the recruit
ing officers were content with list or
those who presented themselves, and
these men will Je permitted to max ;
attestations later.
Definite figures on the total enlist
ments since the rush began are not
available. but they are running higher
into the millions than was believed pos
sible. Upward of 100000 men have been
enrolled, and the time for volunteer en-
listment before Conscription begins does
net expire until midnight tonight.
May Extend Limit.
1t Is barely possible that If all those
who wished to cannot sign attestations
before that hour, the time may be ex-
tended.
Lord Derby, who is responsible for
the plan, apparently is one of the hap
piest men in Britain today. His efforts
have been crowned with huge success.
After the enrolment is completed the
war office will be obliged to segregate
those engaged in government work and
''indiSpensa BILE" to the Industries. A
large proportion of those enrolled also
may be barred by the medical officers,
because tthe examinations for the most
part have been superficial and in many
instances dispensed with entirely.
The last census gave the number of
men in England. Scotland. and Wales
between the ages of eighteen and forty
years as 100000, nearly half of whom
were single. The general understanding
has been that about 100000 entered the
the army before Lord Derbys recruit
in began. and 1t is believed that be-
tween so and 90 per cent of the re-
ma inder have presented themselves for
attestation.
Three Classes Deducted.
From this total must be deducted
three classes-the physically unfit, those
engaged in munitions work and those
engaged in other necessary callings,
such as railroading, mining. shipping,
and farming. whose numbers cannot be
approximately estimated except by the
officials.
After tch authorities decided to per-
nit attestation under the Derby scheme
until midnight it was announced that IL
the rally still continued recruiting Of
ficers will make lists Of applicants, and
these mon will be permitted to present
themselves for attestation up to mid
night of Wednesday,
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
THEO. MARDURG, JR.,
WOUNDED IN FRANCE
Young BaItimorean in English
Aviation Corps Injured, Says
War OHice Dispatch.

BALTIMORE. Deo. 12.-Theodore
Marburg received a cablegram yester-
day from the London war office saying
that his son, Theodore Marburg. Jr..
who is a second lieutenant in the Royal
Flying Corps of the British army, had
been wounded in action in France.
The cablegram said the young mans
injuries were a bad cut on the head
and another bad cut on the leg. 1t was
not stated whether these injuries placed
his life in danger. No details OF the cir
cumstances under which he was hurt
were given. The cablegram said further
particulars would be forwarded as soon
as received.
Mr.. Marburg left Baltimore immedi-
ately on receiving the news and sailed
from New York at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon on the steamer Lafayette for
France; Mrs Marburg, while prepared
pressed by It, but Is hoping that later
information will be reassuring.
At Front Only a Month.
Lieutenant Marburg has been at the
front only a month. 1t was on Novem-
Der of this year that the Baltimore
newspapers printed the news that he
had been ordered into active service. He
has been in the Royal Flying Corps
since January Of this year.
The news that he had been ordered
up before the German guns came Just
before the wedding of his sister. Miss
Christine Marburg. to Jonkheer A. W.
l.. Ttarda van Starkenborgh-St Stac chouw-
er. Of Holland. which took place at old
St Paurs Church on November 16
Mr.. Marburg Is TWENTY-FIVE wears old.
He was a student at oxford University
when the European war began. He re-
tnrned to this country In the fall of 1914
and spent several months with his
parents at their home on West Mt. Yer
non place. He entered the British army
last January. and was in training in the
aviation corps in England until he was
ordered to France.
Oldest of Three Sons.
He is the oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Marburg. the others-Francis G. and
Charles L. Marburg-are only boys.
Theodore Marburg. sr.. has been ar
dent in his sympathy with the cause Of
the allies in the European war He
was minister to Belgium during the
Taft Administration. and was one OF
the most active persons in the Belgian
relief work done in Maryland in the
months Immediately following the OPEN
ing of the war. He was the chairman
of the State committee which sent u
shipload Of supplies from here.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Millions For u. S.
Hinge On Carfare
Kansas Man Offers to Raise SIS.
100000 if McAdoo
Paws Way.

Becretary McAdoo has under consid-
Grafton the offer of Kansas man who
has plan for raising *25, 900, 900 to $50,
100000 for the Government. In his let
ter. received today. he said he would
explain it in person IL the Secretary
would forward money for carfare.
In addition" he said, Il have never
seen the Capital, and this would afford
me good opportunity"
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Blind Aid Society to Hold
Sale of Fancy Articles

The board Of managers of tho Aid
Association for the Blind will hold n
tea and sale Of fancy articles at the
residence of Mrs. p. P. Mulett. 1917
Corcoran street northwest. Wednesday
from . to o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Sheer Dainty Quail
". Spl~ndidly Woven
White India Linon: nico
for the making Uf chill
dTens dresses, etc.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Rich Satin DamasK
effect in MercerIZed
Table Linen: wears ana
has the appearance or
most expensive cloths;
pretty designs.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

i a | n and
Figured Crepe
de e h IN c =.
also p r o y
F ora and
striped Silk,
In a beauti-
ful range OF
shades and de-
signs.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Best ] m port I ed
Kid Gloves, IN
black, white, and
tan, with self-Col-
ored or contrasting
embroidery backs;
GU 3 S Q 2 d hn-
gers. giving extra
strength.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Double width
Wool SerSes,
Crepes. so. IN.
wide: b ! a C X
and W n ite
checks, pla!ds,
stripes, etc.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Diamond Ring

cry Handsome
Genuine Diamond.
in Solid Gold Tiff
fany or fancy set
ting.
Others from S. to
500.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
~ CASH YOUR XMAS SAVINGS CHECKS AT BEHRENDS' --

Beautiful fiared style
Black Plush Coat for
Misses and Women:
fashionably made with
attached kit fur collar
and turnback cuffs and
nicely lined: only s In
lot. So shop early.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Extra Heavy Gem
tlemen's Solid Gold
Signet Ring.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Strictly ALI
wool Serges,
CTepes. Wool
Poplins. 16-
inch Broad
cloth. hG-incn
II q m = S p un
Suitings. etc.
Splendid line
of shades.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Splendidly woven and
gooi luster MerCerized
Polgees and Poplins; u
wide range OF rich col
orings. specially adapt
ed for children's sp-
parel.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Pure-thread Silk.
with high spliced
heels and double
toe; black, blue,
green, gray, white.
garnet. and tan.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
FAC

Very Heavy Reverr-
HE Rohing, makes
dandy Bath Robes,
Smoking Jackets, etc.
Several beautiful de-
signs in various col
oTed grounds.
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@sindlts gerIoH.n.

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sscrpan6te oes Sobn Milliams,
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mes. Die geriunnoten lpobnen in ct.
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gsnnen als e. u. Seruitt, gso. ALI
glfhlnnS giDsnue, Siib 9crpcoo. ons
CAB, erfI6rte. ben suientbalt oeS
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BEN 9eruanoieH oes @ehIften ans-
fiinit eeben, ipenn iid oieielben On
iie ipeiioefI.
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glcglidsn Qlpenue, ibsilte Der poIijsi
nit, baB Der 60 Sabre aIte George
giupsI, Der BEL iItm poanie. ieit BEN
/. Sonuar ohne QlngnR poH @riinben
btrihtpunbsii III. 4is PcIiaei ipurot
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lInier Der acknowledging bsrs
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feline aumpnns sinen Gintnuf bors
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ipurbe, In Daft esnommen iperosn.
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dub.rn, beren rsdimdbigs 5srsunft
in l3peifsl itebt.
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idon cine fur6tbars ssipsisn III. 3ur
3eit bes grDbebens befnnben fid
9unberte Jrausr in Der air4e BON
Gioia, bod tpurbe feline berielben ses
rettet. wdbrenb bes 5dses finb 800
Solbaien 3ur Beipuaung Der Ruinen
eingetroffen.
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hislt ben gan5en Gag an uno Der
S6nss liegi IN mdn9en 9esenben
msbrsre CUB bod. ipoOurd, Dis anee'
fiibrt, bic asiDen Der lIngliidlihen BE-
beutenb perer0bert tperoen. cSn Der.
ftisoensn 90rfsrn, bsfonbsrs iu2tiali,
bd6en W0lfe, bic ibre S6lu6ten i'm
9ebirgs perlaiisn hoben. I'M Nubrunq
Su fu6en, ibr Grf9einsn gendnf unS
berfu6t, bic frifh bssrbiaten 2si6eii
aus Der Grbe Su traben. Cine 4n3abl
berfel6en iinb BON SpIbatsn perfolgi
unb detDbtet Dorbtn.
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O6ioer SlaalsgeIsbasdung.
lInterimdnns Ses itaatliden Sanf.
nne Aderbau Gepartemeats
nngeprbnet.
Cine 9luBdbl neuer gorIaseu eingc.
rctf)t. Die gIgelltcn Der Anti.
SaIopn 9isd iebr riibrig.

Columbus, o. 20. San. Sie
lInterindnng oes Itautlid]en gaitt.
gepartements, oes slderbali Gepar'
tements inter 6eionoerer ge5ngnnb.
me atif oie GunrnntdHe aumpdens
uabreno bes @eitebeus Der Waul.
nno saIaucnieuhe ipur6e beute IN bel.
Sen Sdliern Der @eiesgebung ourt
sieioIntionen angeoronet. Gbenio iplr.
De cine @eioIlliion betrefls lInteriil'
dluna aIler Stnats 9eparteInents
paiiirt in ser stbiid)t. nInotbi9e
Meniter ob5nihniTen ino iiuermnBig
hope SaIdre sm reoilsiren. SanmltlI'
fe untcriilflnlgen iperoen laut BE
idIitB pom eilem pemeiniamen, ans
ie orei Scnntoren beitebenoen sIiis'
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befinoem iid) cine bes Repr. GuinlId
non SbeIbp Gountu beDuis eiilFiib'
ring elmer @ethooe 5isr Seoniiai'
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| fufs Nsioerrnfs oes geleses. oas iiil'
begrenste 3iIhtbonsitraien poridlreibi
cine oes gepr. g)oIns pom Gupd
hoan ecuntD, biir1 ipelhe Terlonen
bic acknowledgements 3u 3ndtbniiS'
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iigisit sntfaltsn. bebdupten, baB msb'
rere Urrlassn In @orbertituns fsisI
uns balb, sirssrsiss ipirssn, ssus'
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sfifsnadJrihtes,

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perisraIsN etisen.

ilnIsr oIitr Jrsunb Gr. 9. o..
aed, TAI s5roome apsnue in Binion
gDlaee, bsqebt am 26. 5anuar Ieinsn
"a. Geburtstdg. Der olts Serr srs
frelt iid) sinsr in anbstra1t isinss
bohen gllters auten Hiiittgteit. Dage-
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fd5on felt Drei Wcnaten f9tpsr lsibsno.
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len.
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Ieisr iinbst In Der 9siitIden protss
ifautiiden stirfe on Der 9oitnsr
Strabe bur4 9aitcr Subl9mann
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iohnss Ssrrn g. 2drberg. 2734 eHs'
i'm 9lptnils, nus fiait.
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gieriahrsr peruaaIadt.

Der 90 Jabr. alts SOhn Gin bon
267 Soutbtrn apeniie. ipelder sinsH
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SHampre Strdb, uni. ipoburt bic
g}ftros gum Stsbsr tamsn. 3ahucIs
sJlafdsn siugsn babei IN 9riimmer.
Gtin lpurbe nnh BEN 6ofpitai gts
braat, bod iinb isint 9srl.bungen
gum gliid ni9t ernittr RatiIr.
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stnr, Onrd, Gin GIasOadl.

sinen ooppclter Sberidenfelbriid)
Ses Iinfen gsines nno 3eridmeiOtl1
Der sehnen an linfen SiIB 500 iid'
heiiie gtorgen Die % !, Sabre alte
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glnenue 5ll. 2ie @Orris bette ibren
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itiir5te. 9nrd) Die Silferiiie ipproen
Die Sausberpobnsr nuiinerfIon &C.
inadf, Die fir Die lleberiii9ritnq oel
ssral mad Dem ita6tiiden Scipital
6ur6 bic yolioei Gorge trugeu-
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Sd)neeftmrm
@ersrSbert bic 2ei6eu Der
GrbbebeH Spferin

Qbe33ano, 20. Sdnuar. Die
2eioen Der iiberlsbsnbsn Spier in nem
Grobe6en SiItritt nabe stpsSsano,
Defenders osrjsnigsn in oem. iiioDits
lid pon Der 3srit0risu Stabt seIsseusn,
Iinp bur6 Osn plOBlith eiugetretenen
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ailte nnb beftigsn ShnsefaII i'm 9es
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tenipordreu b6I3srueR SaushiittsH
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lofen 9ufluat eefunben butt.n, uno
spana Die armen Wsui9eu Die Raht
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9lidliherpeile lit bas llnteritiiBunsss
inert isbt iotpeit Organiiirt uno bic
2is6esgaben treffsn in 10 grocer Rsus
se Elm, bab es binueu turSsr Set
m6alih iein pirb, allen grDBereh
Qidtsn, bic ssrit0rt ipOrben fino.
QluFm,r,iamteit gu i6enten. Sat
tdoli6 iperosu nod lebenbe perionsn
aus ben Ruinen gssrdben. unb ss 1T
AL peripunoern, bab bic @eriu6e in
Sieier SinIidt ntdt ensreiih asnug
betriebtu peroen, Inn pielleift nod,
Sunpsrt anosrer, irelhs bic S6reten
siuss langIdmsn Siniterbens ausbals
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retien.
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unS 9ipiasossNurs, limb in ben Gel
bern un6 aaubiiraBen erOBs Riiil
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bieis @egenbsn, iptl4e dm msiften 81
leiSeu botten. gu erreihsn. .@i. es lid
bsrausftslGt blieben bort bon $685.
| Ginpobnsrn uur stlpa 700 psrfbOni
lunS bic 3srft6runs bsr Gsbdube II
lbsr gtabt 9ioia III sint nod piel boil
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