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Vital Records
Births.

Maynard F. and Florence M Walters. girl.
Frank T. and Katherine Stamler, boy.
Albert II. and Grace II. Pike, boy.
Arthur and Margaret Payne. girl.
James and Florence McCallister.
John 7. and Annie l.. Laws. girl.
Ovelaves and Lillian Juve, girl.
Emil and Ellen j. Heinenighoefer. boy.
John and Elsie H. Fuchs, boy.
George and Maybeile De Franceux, boy.
Thomas T. and Grace NJ. Dawson, boy.
Rudolph and Barbara Disffenbach, boy
Thomas 4. and Florence Charlesworth, boy
Harry and Margaret =. Brooke, girl.
Harvey n. and Mamie z: Tayior. boy
Goldsboro s. and Annie b. Kicks, girl.
Edward and Lucinda Lyles, boy.
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Fairfax County. Va.-This property
Is Ia miles from the town of Fairfax
Court House. where are churches.
schools, electric line station, attrac-
tive homes and splendid people. 40
acres of land. 10 cleared. % in Sak,
pine and chestnut. acres bottom.
Groom house. stable, chicken house.
Price, sl,600.
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Fairfax County. Va.-About 20 acres
on the ". 4 0. D. r. r. (electricl,
about 500 feet from station. 8 acres
cleared and balance in oak and pine
timber. Fenced with American and
poultry wire New 7-room, 2-story cot
tage. with cellar. Barn. crib, and other
outbuildings. Price. 5000,
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IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted at so
cents fat, either prose or poetry. In case no
tice does not exceed ten lines Add 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.)
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PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ington, D. G. April -, 1915. Sealed pro
gosals in duplicate will be received at this
Department until o'clock p. m. Tuesday.
May II. 1915. and then opened for the fur
nlshins of all labor and material tunless
otherwise specihed) which shall be required
for rewriting the third floor and sallsrie: Of
the Patent Office Building Seventh and r
making all connections ready for service. in
accordance with plans and specifications.
copies Of which may be obtained upon ap-
plication to the chief clerk of the depart
ment. Proposals should be securely en-
veloped. marked Proposal for rewiring third
floor and galleries. Patent Office Building.
and be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Interior. Bo Sweeney. Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Washington. April "a 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
hce OF the Secretary OF the Board Of COM
missioners. Room 500; District Building, un-
I'll o'clock P. NJ, May q, 1915. for paving
various streets and avenues in the District
OF Columbia with sheet asphalt. Forms of
proposal. specifications and necessary infor-
nation may be obtained from Chief Clerk:
Engineer Department, Room 4T, District
Building, washington; D. 6 l,, oLIyER LIVE F. F;
W. KITZ. Commissioners. d c.
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FARMS
For Sale.
FARMS
FOR SALE.

Fairfax County, Na.-1lts acres, with
dwelling OF four rooms. situated
about 10 miles from the county seat,
the terminus of an electric line with
trains each way every hour. House
Is i6xSe with pump at porch. Good
poultry house and gard. 30 apple and
i pear trees. Large chestnut shade
trees in yard. Price, 81, 700.
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY

FOR SALE-5-room bungalow nice shady
lot bCNl50, facing river, artesisR well 1900
or will rent Furnished $50 month for season.
: ~~'r - ~ a"s. r. Phone '.'r~. 3@-s
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II you wish a country or suburban
home, confer with US. We offer the
very best properties in the very best
regions.
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yteNus
Caroline County. s7o-62s4 Two single men
for general farm work. Any nationality.
Exp. Tr adv. sl2 PM year round. 81 pm
for exp. BI&W.
Cecil County. s7o-6as3. One single man as
herdsman in barn. Hollander or German.
Other ES. 10 cows. Exp. Tr adv. Tor
green, $500 PM; for exp, So0-35 PM year
round. BL&W. green hand. 1920 years
OF age would be accepted IL promising.
Baltimore County--s7o-ssO6. One single man
White or colored. Exp. Tr adv. sl5-25 PM,
employer. Might use married man. but
wish to talk matter over with him before
hiring.
Prince Georges County. s7o-s3oe. One mar
ried man Tor general farm work English
preferred. Other ES. EXP. Childen per-
mitted. No. TT. $500 per annum, HG&F.
Use Of COW as portion Of wages.
Virginia.
man for general farm work and care OF
team and stock English. Scotch. Belgian
or Swedish. Other ES except Italian. Es
necessary. cows. EXP. Children per-
mitted. No Tr. $50 PM HGF&M.
Gloucester County. s70-s27s. One single
man for general farm work and care Of
team and stock. English, scotch. Belgian,
Swedish or German. Other ES except
Italians. ES necessary. 3 cows. EXP.
No Tr. SIS PM. and lodging.
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BUILT FOR A HOME.

New 6-room house wide avenue n. w,
attic. colonades to parlor. h. W. h. two cell
lar entrances, outside pantry. laundry and
toilet in cellar; very large front porch; room
front; white section: low price: easy terms.
owner TOX Is. Times office
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S&NAT0RiUMS
SANATORIUM.

wM. l. KELCHNER. NJ. d. Iowa CircIe,
Under new management. an ideal health re-
sort at the Nations Capital Sanatoriums.
Wash. y. C, and Wildwood -by-ths- Sea
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GU 80 Cooh 40 pOsblpl6.
West Virginia. ..
Fayette County. 691-3f. Wanted 1,bo0 coal
miners, 30 machine runners tnnder .ground,.
drivers (under ground) and $50 other under
ground day labor, helping on machines,
track and slate work. Family men pre-
Britishers. Germans. preferred. Poles.
acceptable; Es not necessary. For coal
gross ion in low veins and ioc per ton in
thick veins. Machine runners at Sass PD;
track layers at sc.+a PD; mule drivers at
s2.16 PD, and other under ground day labor
at 81 PD. hours PD.
DOMESTICs.
District of Columbia. ss7-4l4 One single
woman or widow for general housework.
swede or Bel gian. No children permitted.
Wages depend on ability. Good home. Tr
adv.
Maryland.
Baltimore County. $3.50. One single wo-
Any Any Bs BSs IS Pm and and home. n..A tNo Washing
and ironing to do).
TRADES.
District Of Columbia 7slNs wspted car; :;
PD. carriage body builders and wood work
ers. s2-3 PD. carriage trimmers $2-3 PD.
American, Married or single. No Tr.
Maryland.
Baltimore County. sis-ls. Two automobile
| painters. 50 PD.
MISCELLANEOUS
Maryland.
| Baltimore County. s7s-s7s. Wanted a gen
era utility. man for work around neigh
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COMMON LABOR,
Maryland.

Prince Georges County. s7o-57e3 One sim
gle or married man to cut timber. ANY
nationality. Tr adv and deducted. 10
hours PD. sl6 PM and board.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas Hunter, OF Silver Springs. Nd, and
Alice L. Beall. OF Lay Hill. Md.
Lewis B. Adams and Mona B. Berriss. OF
Washington.
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ETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

BULLE IN OF AVAILABLE OPPORI UNI IIES
concerning following opportunities
be secured free Of charge upon application to
MILLS BUILDING.
- board.
monh &Il-Fr
and mil
under favorable conditions
permanent possible
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Furnished.

APARTMENT FOR RENTING Furnished
rooms and bath in the Burlington at an
Exceptionally low rata Apply Apart lk
Ths ~ r'nCton
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FOR SALE-One- cost price. brand
new piano, never been taken off the
floor of the store where 1t was pur-
chased. Apply 1920 Munsey Building.
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sl2 K ST. n. W. rooms and bath large
$3.50. PHILLIPS CO. $50 John Marshall pl.
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For Rent.
IN CLEVELAND PARK.

Near cars. rooms and bath, every mod
ern con venience handsomely Furnished. viii
rent to desirable tenant at an attractive
hKure.
w. c. DUVALL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
Italy Must Raise New Loan,
Minister Tells Deputies

Rome. Dec. Sin a statement before
the Chamber Of Deputies to-day, the
Minister of the Treasury, Paolo Car
cano, said that the budget Of l9l4-15
had been closed with a deficit of S567,-
100000. The budget of 19l5-'l6 showed
a surplus of S243, 100000, taking into
account the war loans emitted.
But. added the minister. the surplus
was much below the amount necessary
for the expenditures indispensable for
the continuation Of the war from the
end of December to the end of June.
Therefore, il was necessary to make
another appeal 10 the Italian people
for a great national loan.
Signor Carcano. speaking with refer
cnce to the budget of 1851, pre-
dicted peace would come before the
expiration of that period, and he es-
timated a surplus of s28,000000. The
expenses of the war. according to the
minister. reached s500,000,000 during
the first five months, and would be pro
portionately higher in the next seven
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
GERMAN OFFICIAL
EXPERTS TALK ON ENGINES
Many Papers Read at Annual Meeting
of Mechanical Engineers.

The second days session OF the thir-
t,-sixth annua! meeting of the Ameri-
cen Society OF Mechanical Engineers
was held yesterday at the Engineering
Societies Building, % West Thirty
ninth Street. The conference will be
continued to-day.
At the sessions yesterday papers on
technical subjects we're read by F. W.
Lean. Allen Ii. Babcock, Arthur II.
LINN. David Lindquist, Hollis Godfrey,
G. 7. Hirschfeld, A. l.. Menzin, Robert
Crsmer Albert G. Duncan, Frank W.
Reynolds. Dan Adams, Joseph P. Gray,
/. d. Burlingame, L. c. Brooks, Ana
tole Mallet and Roy V. Wright.
There was a smoker for members
ard guests at the club building last
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
fires Troops Regain
I'm or,e Positions in Battle
with Grenades.
~7rNCH AEROPLANE
rIRES ENEMY CRAFT
Takes Place 5000 Metres
uo-Namur Fort Destroyed
by Explosion.

ID, Dec. S-While the concen-
.9lo Of German troops on the Artois
1 FLANDERS fronts continues. spirited
--s.;,~ is in progress in the Cham
district. The centre Of the bat
s.. ,be Butte de Souain, on which
~ Germans claim 10 have taken 500
y, ne. of French trenches.
Tho Kaiser's new offensive is ex-
...5 70 take place in the northern
...ors Of the western battle line. The
...cs o., Champagne. begun on Mon
..r and sustained to-day, is accepted
20 more in the nature Of an attempt
=. 3,yerting the Allied troops from
carnations for resisting an assault in
,Is north than as a real offensive,
Jofre's troops claim to have retaken
nth hand grenade fighting part Of the
,rsneb in the Auberive district won by
,bs Germans yesterday. and to be push
ING the enemy back from the positions
- won on the Butte de Souain. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
INVADERS GAIN
ON THE CARSO
Storm Strong Trench in
Monte San Michele Zone,
Says Rome.
U-BOAT SINKS
ITALIAN CRUISER
Destroys Warship Off Valona-
Fierce Smelling of Gorilla
Continues Daily.

Paris. Dec. S.-Ths italians have re-
sumed their offensive on the Carso
Plateau, south of Gorilla. They claim
to have captured a strong and ex-
tended enemy entrenchment in the
Monte San Michele zone. Vienna ad-
mits the invader penetrated the Aus
trian positions here, but says
counter-attack drove the Italians out
again.
Counter-attacks by the Austrians are
becoming more frequent and Rome re-
ports greater activity by the enemy
artillery. After a preparation by heavy
fire tho Austrisns attacked in the
Ledro Valley. Rome claims that the
assaults were completely repulsed.
The Italian bombardment Of Gorilla
has almost put stop to the ordinary
business activities of the city An En-
change Telegraph dispatch from Zuricn
says the Department Of Commerce and
Industry, which remained IN OoriLla
until it's buildings were struck oy
shells, has been transferred TO vienna:
! An Austrian submarine sank small
Italian cruiser off Valona on the 9TH,
says the Vienna statement.
ITALIAN OFFICIAL.
The War Office at Rome made public
! the following official communication:
! Along the whole front there has
been greater activity by the enemy's
artillery, TO which our batteries Ell
fectively replied The enemy is also
making an extensive use of asphyxi-
ating gases.
Monday afternoon an intense prep
aration by artillery fire was followed
by enemy infantry attacks against
our positions north Of Pre-, in the
valley of the Ledro and to the east
Of Piazza, in the Terragnolo Valley
The attacks were completely re-
pulsed.
On the Carso front, despite hd-
verse weather conditions, our infan-
try is maintaining its aggressive
attitude. A brilliant action which
developed yesterday in the northern
zone Of Monte San Michele enabled
us 10 capture a strong and extended
enemy entrenchment to the east Of
Petcino. We took 146 prisoners, in
Guiding eight officers, and O quantity
of rifles, ammunition and other war
materials.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
Vienna gave out this statement:
On the Isonzo front the enemy at
tackled the northern portion of the
! Doberdo Mountain chain. Northeast
of San Michele Mountain they pene-
trated some trenches. but were later
driven out. In the San Martiro sec
| tor their efforts also failed
Sistiana ION the Gulf Of Trieste
has been bombarded by Italiaa tor
pedo boats.
One of our submarines on the
morning of the 5th sank small
Italian cruiser with two tunnels off
| Valona Albania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
KAISER TO CALL
ATTACHES HOME
He Appointed Them and
He Must Give Order for
Their Withdrawal.
ALLIES MAY NOT
BLOCK RETURN
State Department Request for
Safe Conduct Would Not Be
Turned Down.

Washington, Dec. S.-Emperor Will
lam has a personal interest in the
withdrawal of Captain Karl Boyd and
Captain Franz Won Papen, attaches Of
the German Embassy.
State Department officials have been
informed that as the attaches were per-
sonally appointed by the Emperor he
probably will give personally the or
der for their withdrawal. It is I'M
derstood that the officials consider it
probable that the Berlin Foreign OF.
fee was prompted to ask what cause I
the action of the United States in de
claring the attaches persona non grata
so that when a report of the incident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

10 made to IT, Emperor It may Be
complete in all details.
The belief prevailed in Official cir
cles that Ambasssdor Bsrnstorf would
not be able 70 inform Secretary Ian
sing that the wishes Of the United
States would be complied with before
Saturday az the earliest.
Any application for safe conduct for
Captain Boy-Ed and Captain Won Pspen
will be considered By the Allied gov
ernments solely as a request OF the
United States.
The first impulse among representa-
tives Of the Allies was hatly TO refuse
70 enter into any undertaking 20 re-
Train from treating the two German
officers. once they are deprived Of their
diplomatic immunity, as entitled 70 any
treatment different from that which
would be meted out TO any enemy sol
der or sailor.
Further consideration, however. has
led 20 a change of view. II the United
States should take the ground that 1t is
responsible for the safe return OF the
two officers to Germany, the Allied
would be disposed TO re
frain from Intervention. though II is
probable that they would insist that
the men give their parole not to serve
actively during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
TURKISH OFFICIAL.

The following official communication
was issued at Constantinople:
On the Irak front Tuesday after
noon our troops by strong attacks
prevented the enemy from complete
ly establishing himself in a fortified
position near Kut-el-Amara. Monday
our troops, after six hours of vigor-
Gus attacking. successfully ap-
preached the enemy's main position,
capturing a machine gun. Our artil-
lery set fire to An enemy transport
vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

ship of the type Of the Australian
cruiser Sydney arrived at the entrance
Of Tampa Bay to-day and remained
off Egmont Key tonight.
Reports that the Austrian steamer
Borneo. in port here since the Begin
ming of the war. was preparing TO
make dash for New Orleans TO go
into drydock, generally were connect
ed with the cruisers appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
Safe Conduct Not Asked Yet,
Saws Sir Edward Grey

London, Dec. s.-The Foreign Secre-
tary, Sir Edward Grey, announced in
the House of Commons to-day that no
application had been made to the Brit
ish government for safe conduct for
Captains Karl Boyd and Franz Won
Papen.
The Secretary added that thus far
safe conduct had been given in the
case of four Austrians or Germans, in
GLIDING DR.. c. T. Dumba, ex-Austrian
Ambassador at Washington, and DR..
Bernhard Dernburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
BRITISH WARSHIP OFF TAMPA

Cruiser Believed Lying In Wait for an
Austrian Steamer.
Tampa, Fla, Dec. S.-A British war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
TURKS HARASS
BRITISH FORCE
Prevent Work of Consoli-
datiOn at Kut-El-Amara
More Troops Sent.

Berlin, Dee. 8 (by wireless to Say
vile. n. Y.)-"According to CONSTANT
nople dispatches to the 'Frsnkfurter
Zeitung," says the Overseas News
Agency, "the Turkish victories in Meso-
potamia had a speedy influence on the
attitude of the entire Persian Gulf dis
trict Arabian tribes that previously
had been invariably loyal to Great
Britain have now veered about, il is
declared, the unrest being particularly
noticeable in Southern Persia. Persian
tribes successfully attacked Bender
Busheer on November Q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

London, Dec s.-British reinforce
ments ordered to Mesopotamia before
the advance TO Ctesiphon, near Bagdad,
began are air, Ady arriving at the front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

j. Austen Chamberlain, Secretary for
India, was able 10 inform inquiring
members Of the House of Commons to-
day.
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Cincinnati, 6. SuIi 1915.

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in Ssition 10 in Columbia SOpnlAiI
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aoneportb Ctr. (Stsuer $1.50).
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gigentbums bsiannt als glo. 1865
Barter aoenue fir $6500.
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SUB an Der Diiisits BON OrsIsl placs
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81 400.
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terabtbeiluns in glmtpoob (Steuer
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u. pon 70 nt terrier b.
(6ortfesuro.)

(6ortieslme.)
llno MN mari i'm ieiu b0ies sc.
ibid in jenen @agen, Der duf Der
Gbauiiee oabinfubr, 3pii6en oen grii.
nen Bergen m6 6em bIauen geedor.
Infiir fonnte er nntiirIi6 nift per.
antiuortlich nemadJt peroen; aber ais
er Oie 2ie6e in ieinem &er3en feimen
iiibIte, als i'm Die iii6e 9lbnpng
Embellishments, ootj audi in i6rer SeeIe
casielbe FfIdn5lein lit entfaItete, Oa
hdtte er aI2 itarfer Mmn fitb iofort
l6sreiBen miiiien ba es nod Belt mar,
oa Die Q9lir6eln nod nidt tief georln,
gal iparen, oa man lie nod ausretben
folltte, rbne cine tootlife 8erblutltng
geiportigen 5u miiiien.
2SGet ipar es piellei6t i6on 5u ipat;
nber itlir t,ielleidyt.
Sin friftigcr GhtidduB mo6te nod
i'm Stanbc iein, 5u retten
SSal Sal Gs muBte gei4eben, unter
allen llntItauoen; er mliBte Iieher ieirt
eigen Ser5 6redlen laiien, ais ein an.
beres; er rnlBte fort unO oas, 70 bal6
mie nrogIid,.
Mos irdtpu Senr mid Sic Men.
iden bupon 6enfen2
Cine &ittpe nit eilier it0nen
Sod,ter iortmdbreilo in Der 9eglei.
tling eines iitngen Wintnes -. oaS
pabte lid ia ni6t iuto mliBte 5iilest
oas arHc Wlaoden in'A Gereoe brin.
gen -. ihr gutter &uf nuibtc IeioeL