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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
MOVIES TEACH
GREAT LESSON
VALUE OF FILMS PROVEN BY
INCREASE IN health
RATE HERE

The value OF moving pictures in CIV
ing good advice TO people Is proven by
the close attention paid TO the various
health films. The misfortune OF III
health Is shown so forcefull that men
and women cannot fail TO learn the
lesson from u. But more important
even than learning TO keep in health
Is to learn how TO get health once YOU
nave lost IL. This you may learn by
the experience Of others who have
found out the best and surest way.
One of the latest Wheeling women to
find out this new discovery is Miss
Anna Babb. of 20 South Huron street.
She says:
i suffered from zinc poisoning and
had lost weight. NV liver had failed
10 act for the past year and I had no
appetite. My complexion was very
sallow and I was too weak to do any
work looked so bad that some peo-
pie thought I had tuberculosis. 1
heard OF so many Wheeling people
praising Tanlac that I decided TO try
II. have taken only two bottles ana
my liver is acting fine. / am about
as strong as I ever was and NV com.
plexion has cleared up. believe IL
mas helped me more than I can ex-
plain II seems 10 be driving out the
zinc poison from which suffered
from the past year and other medt
cines did not help me. | am very
grateful towards Tanlac."
Health is the most important asset
anyone can have. II you have once
lost through use OF abuse go TO c. IL
Sriest a Co. 1l25 Market street. and
get aoottle Of Tanlac. Mr.. Renfrow
is always in attendance to courteously
explain Tanlac. See him today. Tan
lac is sold only at the above store in
this vicinity. 81 per bottle.
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POLITICIANS
tcoBtiausd From Firrt rars.l

Ton Young. Stuart y Reed. r. D. Long
s. B. Avis Iaf A Uughes william
McKen. ~ O. Sperry sherman Den
ham. B.rk sfathors. George D. White
J Guy Pntchard. Thomas W Fleming
w. Taylor George. Davis Elkns. Ias
=. Flynn. Harry q woodward. DO,
McVey. George r. Work. Joe MackHn
and number N others. whose names
are AZ well known ln West virginia
political AFFAIR."
Congressman W q Brown today ro.
commended 20 the postmaster general
ne appointment % r M C0nnrra 20
h. postmaster 81 Hnrpers Ferry Con.
nera VII succeed Maurice WcnfzeI 10.
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FOR SALE-,icnts valuable fur-lined
overcast. good as new. English Mel
ton cloth. worth St5. sacrifice S25. own
cr leaving country, not needed Resi-
dCncr &c. i4th ST. d13-l
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rHREE pnAp nY rrnn

SEW WORM Ue. fr woman and
HH children i.Ht tNr.r lives Iu 4 tene.
mont H.U.. Gro nu fn0 tuu.r Fast rIIl
'rfr f"Nn. IIrUwUH Hrwur".I nf fHfIs.
IUr HHfrI |uI H hIrn.nr .r.warnrnr
rr..u.I moro Cham fn.rf. women rnH
polio. NrHe..I score Oft frIThtrr.I
ir.w UurHIur hHNvnya
500. ItINr.rT II"'unIfr. ~ Neare. ODD.
conn. If .uHNO Huf died IHInn Diam.
nndeirIu arri Z. was burned to death
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NEW YORK. Dec fs-Nrw YORK
today experienced ifs FIRST ecvoro
snow storm Of the season Heavy. wei
snow. driven by hIgh wind. fru
throughout The afternoon and greater
part ~ The night interfering with
Traffic in Tho city and Ueiur uu shin.
ping in the harh0r Outbound vss.
HnlF especially coaafwisc craft. did
NOT eail and many incoming vessel.
we're unable t0 make their pliers on ac.
count Of Tho binding snow
Owing fO tho Hluahy condition Of the
irrriH accidents were frequent hour.
Teen thousand men we're called out 10
attack The blanket Of snow. Estimated
at three Inches. and The indications
were t0uight that as many more mon
would b. needed tomorrow. he
weather bureau reporting fHaf tho
anowfal would continue The tom.
poraiurc remained at about the freor.
ing point
The blizzard was the rcsuf Of mo
meeting here Of two storms. the
weather bureau reported. one from
The Great lakes rerion and tho other
from The ocean
increases hi Intensity
The storm Increased ln intensity
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sody b IL rrourht -.

h' body OF Mrs Margaret \ .-rt,i,
N".t r'Whi. rE.d %. wI.u,. of tb. f5f.
lI'"dore AhorcrrmIls. uH. dfsf Id t..
'.'' '. nor Nns.Hfrr SATURDAY, .u
/Hnesf ilir. ohio win b.. br.us,Et T.. I.
GUY Tor tut'.mfu.. Mrs Abarer.r.ii b.
va. VOL known hr.s and bel. .uryi..b b..
. SON. I"uiamtn Al'r,~rutf. of NJ ID.
'fN.'I. ana ono daughter Nr. Charlie.
l'uFd. uf /1n.a.iIfr Win ..f..... a..
30. Efr"Whi" hHu h.tu making hsr ham.
m Hnn' .il'. nI.u four sister. and .r.
h'f Mie D.. I Winters. Nra q b.
Robin .Hr. hntH OF fIls rif,. So. trr.
ltiH if"ndfnnf of Sew concord OHIO.
'hHII p. Goshen. u. EHul.tfI. rri
i'nlnmiu Warden Hf ZsutnIIr..
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SEALED PROPOSALS

notice 60 Manufacturers. JobberE, Mer-
chats ana others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control 90 the State
of West Virginia will receive bids daily
az IT. Office az Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment ut which is vested i1 said board.
Contracts viii be- awarded tU the lowest
bidders. quality considered and other
things hciuE equal West Virginia deal
sra Hiil b. given preference.
Lists of supplies needed viii DO fur-
rlanrd bIldrr a uu receipt OF REQUESTS
Efufirc fht lime desired.
STATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL.
iH.f-tf Charleston. West virginia
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German ofnciai Report.

Berlin. Dec. 1S.2by wireless 10 say
Aside from few small engagement
and the capture OF several hundred more
Serbians, sunday passed quietly on the
various German fronts
The. report from the war Office TODAY
says that at Ipek Montenegro. tweiy. can
t non winch has been buried by the SER
o 1,sns were l, discovered. The army OF
General Won kOevess took 500 prison
ers During The last few DAYS more
than ,oee Serbians. whose retreat was
On the Eastern front the Russians
took an unimportant position. There
We're skirmishes among advanced posts
near v1iSa south of wySn sslsn s'i ISsS
raiieo. The attackers lost about 100
Wireless - German oniciaD - The
text OF today's statement by German
army ,headquarters on military opera
Western Theatre of war.
mere Is nothing TO report.
Eastern Theatre OF war.
49, Army group of Field Marshal Won
hlhdenourg: There have been minor en-
Easements by, advanced posts with
SS.ny reconnoitring patrols at various
points In these the Russians succeed
Gu N destroying weak German post
IA ARM, army gr9up OF Prince Leopold OF
positions near Vulka. south OF axe
nysonoVskoye cost the Russians 100
Army group Of General Won Linsin-
gen; There II nothing to report from
this army group.
Halkan Theatre OF war.
The situation has non materfat1,.
changed. More than 500 prisoners were
brought in yesterday by the army group
version gave number OF prisoners as
3 5vV , At lpek twelve modern guns
which the serbians had buried were
captured. Behind our front more than
l.vOo struggling SerbianS We're taken
prisoners during the last few DAYS
- ia Macedonia the army Of General
B Iodorou captured the villages OF Dora n
and Gievgelt No Englishman or French
soil
approximately two British divisions
have been annihilated in these engage
Z ments"
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HAZEL-ATLAS co. COMPLETING
S 100000 GROSS BOTTLE ORDER

TOT publication to-day by the Overseas
news AEency was the following:
s'Constanunople reports that Count
raul Molu-Metternich. the new German
atnbasSador TO Turkey. was received
win great solemnity by the Sultan OF
the occasion Of the presentation OF his
CREDENTIALS The ambassador and his
retinue drove TO the Castle Dolma
Bagtche In six gala coaches In a
speech the ambassador said:
shall maintain and foster with the
breateSt real German and Turkish refa-
ions These relations are founded upon
community Of interests- feelings Of init
mate connections between nations and
tntfe confidence I'm the governments.
Nhich assure happy future.
The. Sultan expressed certainty that
me armies or the German allies. which
conquered Servia and secured free pass
age from the west. would soon complete
y Nanquish their enemies and collect
80. lrLNs OF peace. thus browning their
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Traffic Tied Up.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y. Dec. IL
\ BLIZZARD arrived here today and to-
night the storm continues undated
The fail OF snow has already reached
fifteen inches and no trolley cars are
running Trains on the Central New
England railroad are completely tied
up and on the New York Central are
considerably behind their schedule.
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BERLIN. Dee 10. by wireless to Tuck
crton. \. IA special dispatch received
from Nish saws the Oversc,e So.
Agency. reports that tho hidden Seryinn
crown levels have been found in The
houses OF former Servian ministers. IL
been found. '''
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STRIKE BREAKERS
Cleveland Lsborers in Fulton 90 wors
in schenk Packing plant

Last night party of 30 Strike.
breakers arrived boil tho city, They
came from Cleveland and other lake
points over tho vs. a. o. D. ranrn40
and are being quarfered In FULTON
They were Imported. Dr. Del eald. hv
fun 9fhrnk IackIug company. at
which place The butchers have been
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ALBA ~ !. y. Y. Dec. 13-The most
severe December snow storm since the
local weather bureau was established
in 1874 tonight had Interrupted tcic-
phone and telegraph communication to
tho south. delayed street cars and inter-
urban trunlc and caused an trains from
New YORK - bc late
40 midnight seventeen inches 81 snow
Iui FALLEN. All New York Central trains
from the south were from two TO six
hours late. due Co snow slide az Cold
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on sfrikf for tlc past several weeks
The party ier thc train at ihe Pen
ir4ula and were immediately taken Il
IHe house formerly occupied h,
Charles Schruf If Fulton
The executive committee of frs
.trikiuf butchers held meeting las'
nIEhi and decided to do nothing rr.
rardiuE thc importation OF men,
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TROY. y. Y, Dec. l3.-The worst
storm since the blizzard of February.
1914. struck this section today. 10.
night IL inches OF snow had fallen.
Outlying districts Of Rensselaer, coun-
~ reported two feet OF snow. Trains
were much behind their schedules.
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BOSTON. Dec. l3.-The nrst severe
storm Of the winter swept over New
ENGLAND today and tonight Inland
'lt.e. reported heavy falls Of snow.
Which greatly handicapped steam and
electric railroad traffic. but points along
il. coast were drcnched under a fan of
ram 900 a gallo OF from go 90 SO miles
an houI Blizzard conditions were re-
ported ~ some points. Ia many places
telegraph and telephone service was
Tru4fraf al
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HIT BY BLIZZARD
toontinusd from First Par.,

wind velocity. a maximum OF 60 miles
an hour
No unreasonable temperature were
recorded Boo the storm area. but cold
wave boz The northwest today sent tho
mercury there to noU low marks FOR
the season North Dakota rcportrd
thc winters frFf zero weather.
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COL. WHITES
FUNERAL TODAY
THhEE LOCAL PRESBYTERIAN
NIsTEhs TO CONDUCT SER
VICES AT RESIDENCE.
Loving Tributes Of Respect For pistin.
soldier, Honored Citizen
and Able Lawyer.

Tire funeral OF Col Robert Whine Oh.
abed and distinguished ttIntaaerafe' So
who died al his homo. Ia@-Niat IIia' - e, 4;
N"!ity' sunday afternoon. viii a. heid
. ,ns le'nil! residence tais afternoon al
Z ti'rh hy inc tcv. claude Porter Ter
~. laStor or She First Presbyt erto,
tlur'h-ot which Col White nad long
,t'h a mem urr--l ssIeteu lv lrs 80
l'r. James N. Potter of ,ar... 49,,
cnGrcn. and the Kcv. Br. 'rnop,as G,.i ~.
Noout-. pastor of the Second 80, .i.F
.tsenNcod cemetery. l.s id. M. Me 81
W Nhll" VINO died several years ago
%. scores Of personal friends many OF
! Jury. and many professional assorfst.,g
We, tne nom" yesterday Co Offer mo-.
i've Th 40 ~ crc.a""d mans fela-
gest.rday carried lengthy article ana
i'uut'e '" .o.. N OBJ o. WOO fouzh. WIth
'.t me states on the southern side.
Hl Whlch time the Enufed,.rrt- .srif,,i
was Richmond N''''"'
q, The ohio county bar and the court of.
|I''ial ears Will leave T,vsIftI g,,i
'iissl ..ie -i,,elS 90 o'clock.
al -,,.l-. VII "oJ"afu duriuz fhs fuu,r.
g. u"tIr. ihr OHIO county Bar assoc Ia
ton VIII meet this morning ar i ,.,i., ...
a., U.s. ~, npon th" resolution of respect
General =. s. Riley. Irde.. .r.,I H.,
Netnlt ana y. >. iiasue-. while H.. con-
ultfcc ou Arrangement ..as,,.,....'l '''i.
.'t'IN ' Nup.'. James ". u.u. ana
fHnk McMahnu VIII mako fh.f. ,,,',,-,
Pr, Ihl'd FUNERAL arrangement ,-ii h.
''''I'e''" ihi. mornins.
Funeral "f MRS. Kennedy "wednesday.
un'rHI services Tor Mrs Nf1rvgy..
80 nu"1s. tht aged widow OF lanes i,cn-
nedN. who died SUNDAY a,.rIf.- go. 7.
ti'inhEto I'ln'sH. uf her hUu. ~. fr-
SCUM broadway. fe.1ud win b. t.Iff
tti tI''. "' I'n nt o'clock 900
w "dn"-d1t afternoon win burial iu
''r."u+ pud ceuIsfsrf.
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WARWOOD

seven roomed residence with hath
t. r on Seventeenth street. Warwood
large front and rear porches rood
laundry nan. Owner will sell for So 500
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Governor Hatfield was the only West
Nlrsinian given a seat az the speakers
table AZ the banquet with the excsp.
lion OF Judge Ira Robinson The latter
sai az the right hand OF tho governor
me governor was not on the printed
program Of speakers. but was sched.
uled 10 be called on when the "iu.
PIoWpiu speeches were reached
which would be well after midnifst
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FOR RENT

TWO FINE GROUND FLOOR ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OR OTHER
PURPOSES, ISL MAIN STREET, $50.
FIVE FINE ROOMS AND HALL. ON
SECOND FLOOR, 1000 MAIN STREET
$40.
JAMES I. HAWLEY
1866 MAIN STREET
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LOST

--~---~---~-~-~--~----
LOST-lietwscn Martins Ferry and Kirk
wood. "a Masonic watch charm. 81 and
shrine degrt.e. last night. about 1u
u'Dlock. Reward Do returned 10 the Intel
aEenCpr office. d-la-i
LOsT-Suuday. Nov. 2s. three diamond
rings. between OH ST and Alley e. ON
ChauItUrSt-. Or on Pike. between Elm
Grove and MOrgau'e. one SOLITAIRE. one
with sets and one with ruby and .
sets. Finder please return Co. 90 Chap
lane So. and receive reward OF $4,000.
d-T-n
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room flat. with bath. 3rd
floor. Call Nat. phone 1890. d-i3-j
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSGt7V
rUNEnAL DtHECTOR AND
Art EHiAL EMBALMER,
ti22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day OF Nirht-
Store Phones e16.
&. J re rtschv. Nat Phone tqso-R
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FOR RENT-One. two or three rooms.
Furnished or unfurnished. Can be ar
ranged for light housekeeping. on car
line. Private home. Reference required.
iieasar Valley. care lntelligencer.
n-2s-
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FOR sALE-Automonile

FOR E-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. O. 4. smith. u. 5. isaun-
dry. HellaiTe. ohio. se-3O-tf
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halIer, BieberSOn & GundIing Co.
For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY UDNE-Or ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot sON
1900 Spring wafrr plued into house.
Lots OF shruhc wy beautiful ErOuuds--
an ideal home.
ZINE BUILDING grTE-Tu wo5dsdaIs.
Lot 210T5ZO containing ga acres.
more or less. VIII sell as a whole or
half Of H.
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WHITE sunday. Decent Der 10. 1918.
nt d .ih o'clock y. m.. COZ. ROBERT.
WHITE. Boo che s3rd year OF his age.
Funeral scr, ices at his late residerg..
Eae Mar Place. Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock Friends ~ tho family
pre- Invited fo attend. INTERVIEWS pr.-
waite. Grscuw God cemetery
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DIED

hEhNEDY-on sunday DcccmbeR 18Th.
1918. az $3.50 O'Clock D.. ma MARGAREf
w. WIDOW ui the late James KENNEDY .
900 The sith year ot her age
Funeral from her late residence. Az
south broadway. Island. Wcdnesd DAY
December ID. at o'clock y. IN. Inter
mont Greenwood cemetery Friends Of
thc family respectfully invited 90 al
Tend
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Breummer g HiLdebtand

Funeral Directors ana EmbalmsrA
Corner Market and Twenty second 81.
ielenhune inF uupn faF and ntahL
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moved This office is in the presi.
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FARMS-Wanted.

-~~~-~-~---~~~-,- -~--~--~--~>~>-~ -~-~--~~~
rent. good farm from
100 to 800 acres. VIII buy farm az
suitable Address Renter. care 1ntcIli-
-euccr d-7-q
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-United account system.
Eabco~s milk tester. butter churn. bot
tie WasninE machine. set OF single har-
ness. stngie uellNery wagon. Harry
King. Jr.. trustee. sos Nat. Bank Build
Ing. don
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MISCELLANEOUS
To the Reading Public:


WANTED-To hire. horse and wagon.
with or without griver. The Bon Ton.
d-1O-k
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-31
5Ogert I'm
Sacia=Saat.
Sdiffsbeiiter mnii crit ieine Sern-
fnngs-&edlte in Sranfreidl
crif)Dpfen.

g9uibington, 81. Sing. 9ie
Diplomatic Der Ser. Staaten iDiro
ii6 ni6t i'm Sale oes friiberen Son-
burg -9lmerifa -9anpfers 9aciu ms
Wfittel legen, ebe iein Better, eo-
poro 9reitllng bon Seem gorf rno
Ntifigon, ale feline seiesli9en Se-
ruiitngsre6te eri60pft bat.
Ser 9on1pfer mar nit ieiner 60
oung 9allnlpoae bon einem frun5o.
iii6eit 8riiengeridte peroonmt NOR
oen. 9lrltli9 tplirbe bier erfldrt,
oub Die @ptibeiorng, Die ltebertra-
gltng bes Sd]iffes bon bem bellti6en
ouf bos omerifanii6e' &egiiter lei
ungeiebli9 getpeien, auf ii1riftisen
Satia9en in n1ebreren Bunften be-
rllhe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-31
rTieber nit ben n8ringpes" nnb
yNllemantes" mar Der 9fnf.
glnflage iuegen 9anbesperrat lpiro
gegen iie erboben.
6riebensbeitrebnngcn fir Nferifp
finoen feinen @ioeritanS.
gtnr General Garransa l6kt nidJts
BON iidl perne6men.
&illa itellt in Si6rcbe, rermurbet
luprben sn iein".

Gan I nj o, Ger, 81. Sing.
Wfit Der Serhaftlung bon 26 0ferifa-
nern, bon oeuen % bis 5iln1 friiben
9ier1stagnnoreen nod in Saft ii6 be,
fanben, miro BON Boli5ei9ef 9an-
cater iino &egieritngsbeanlten init
geteilt, boB Elm YIon aitsgebedt mar,
Die nerifanii6e geb0lferung San
9lntonios 5u @eipalttaten aiif5u-
beten, bod oieier Ylan i'm Seine err
Itidt tpuroe.
Die Serbaftl,ng aller nlerifnniifer
glgitotoren ipuroe peronloBt, nod
benz pGbreno elmer StroBenneriantln-
Iing oufriibreriibe &eben gebuIten
unb erflGrt ipprben mar, baB es fein
gerbre6en lei, einen v@ringoe"
(glmerifaner) rno einen rslllemarte"
(9eliti9eit) 5it totell Die Boli5ei
puroe alifgeboten lrno orons auf Die
@fenge Elm, Inn iie ouseinanoer 3lt
treiben; es fam 5u einem Sample
5tpii6en bent merifaniid]en H0bcl
uno ben geontten, bod als Die 95oli-
siiten feiten @ebrau6 bon ibren
&niitteln tnahten, ipuroe Die 0fenge
iflnen 5eritrelit. @Gbreno bes aom-
pies tpuroe Der &llf laut: ~ScBt lit
Die 3eit Der Grbebung gefOmmen;
nieber nit ben @ringoes!"
Die Gerhafteter, 0ie einer Ser.
f6poriing angehoren iollen, oeren
WfitqIieoer iiG ongebli6 nit Der slb-
iid)t tragen iollen, Seras Der &epu-
blif Nferifo ein5uuerleiben, iperoen
ben 8unoesbeboroen iibergeben Der.
oen, Inn iid ouf Die slnflage oes 2on.
6esberrats 5u perantDorten. Sn
Rio @runoe Sol foil es peri6ieoent-
lid AL i1peren glufitdnoen gefom-
men iein, Die iebo6 itets unteroriift
iueroen fonnten. Die Serbofteten
perben obne 3ulaiiung bon 8urg-
i6oft in Der Sail feitgebalten.
@aibington, 81. slug. Gs
tpuroe geitern olitoritutip nitgeteilt,
6ob Der nod]lte S6ritt oes Ydn.
gmerifaniiden Brogramrns in Der
@ieoerberiteaung bes 5riebens III
Werifo unter gerotiing lei uno IN
n6d)Iter 3eit getan merben tDeroe.
9ieier S6ritt tpiirbe geton fperoen,
obne &iidiid]t 81 nebmen oitf Die gta.
tur Der peripGteten anttuort oes 8e-
nerals Garran5a aiif Die Sfferte oes
StootsiefretGrs 2aniing lno Der
lateinii6.amerifaniiden Siplomaten
betreffs Der 3uiommenbringllng
elmer apnieren5 5fpiiden ben militia.
ridden unb politii4en 6iibrern
Rerifos.
@enerolmoior Sugb g. Scott, Der
Gbef bes Irmeeitabes, bntte geitern
cine llnterreoung nit Sefretdr 2an.
iina uno teiltc bieiem oas Heiitltnt
Ieiner unterreouna nit @enRrnI asif-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-31
Ameritauiide SffiSitre
tOaittn anf ben aaiier.
ltnterindjnns iiber @erlebnng elmer
NentralitGts. .Seitimmnng.

@aibington, II, 81. 9lug. &c.
neral 8lib, Der ilfs-Seneralitabs-
def, lit i'm 9egriff, Die Nlnfloge 5lt
unteriu6en, bab &opitdn @aIbron
inb Sberleutiia1t Gardner bon Der
90. &onlpanie Der 9iiitenartiQerie
Die fiir Die Sffi5iere geltenben gteu.
tralitdtsbeitinmungen perlesten, in
ben iie auf oas @obl oes oeuti6eil
&uiiers tranfen uno ben beuti6en
@offen Sieg tpiini6ten.
Senator Chamberlain bon Gre.
gon NOR Der Snformant, Der ben
&riessiefretdr auf oieies flubipiiroi.
ge Bergeben oiifrnerfiam madte.
Ser 3miidenfou batte ii6 gelegent.
li9 eires Diners sugetragen, OIL bem
Die beioen Ofii5iere teilgenommen
batten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-31
@6mtrts @tl@ib por @roono>
@ali5ien6 Teitun0@>@reitd in @efaDr.

itraft tperben. Sie gnti9eibung tpiro
fiir tpiftig gebalten, ba babur6 ge.
an1ten in ioIben Counties Ssnfor.
nation erlan9en fonnen sesen 9eies.
perleser.
Ger Stootsontpalt iagt ferner,
bob. tpcrl lofale geiteueriingsbeam-
ten neridllnit boben, @igentl,m auf
Die Steiierliite 5u ieeen, Die itaotIide
Steiierfonlntiiiion es tiin fonne. SSSSn
einen anoeren 8utadter fnet er, bnb
Die i'm 0tlitterpeniionen.Seiee ee-
maften Ienoerringen lesteres niGt
perfaiillngspiorig made unb tpeiter
erflort er, bab ein Gountpelerf itid)t
5ur 9obniing beredtigt lei fir feline
9ienite alS Glerf Der Goiilltp-2anb-
MISREPRESENTATION.