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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
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/ Kri0cn.

Wo'hinntor sen 20cu Sept. Nirl
&C Observation-Disclosures err Ser iii
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
TarSaneQerne.

sra Goronneqerne ioreligger Der
finn fragmentariife eiierretninqer,
men bisic tpber paa, at De Aaierebe
gier itore gnitrengelicr iorot opnaa
ct aiqieren0e Geiultat. Gn itaIienif
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etiteos, %piitnof l9neit moo 0oro. %
Der nil bn MI BIZ giort ~alporIige 6or-
isa poa al oiifiprc @aaipolihaIp.
sens lnnoperts 6orbinoelie meb Son.
itantinopel.
9ri,erne er / oct ienere goaet poa
SorffRites poa Sihe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
Dc noitrale 1ldtioncrs
Sorbuno.

Berlin, CnlfIoiih, Sen 2hcn Sept.
st Telegram ira @crL SdmeiS be.
rcttcr, at Spcriqc bar tilitiIlct ocn
Idlipci3iife Nc0icring et SorilnQ ON
Ell nurlnere biplomotilf Sorbin0clic
mellern De neitrnIc 2nnbe. Sdnpcii
crfITreOc lig itror piuig til at gna
nteo poo NorIIdgct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
st iturt inf Eruoram.

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Gn Nteooelclie ira Berlin briloer
fclgcnoe pTIbige % megct interes-
Ialte Trpgrum Tor De tpifc pg otter
riglfe Irnleers piocre Spcrotioner:
a. SOeala og life Wtoifpn cllcr
Yetrograb er Spifernea % Gitcrri-
gerlca llpltc itorc Mioal. Sc oil ifal-
te Jig Nogung til Dc rigc Npeberegio-
lter / ~Sillerualnnb, Der ipm beficuot
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me ulocr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &ontrol.
p Sc %risiiife Sortebousbupne
l%lltfes, bporpeo Der iperfiTttcS Ell ef-
ieftip NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moo
Hltaluno.
81 Snrplrring al DC ellgclif.
franlf-italienlfe Tluner nngdueloe
9aroanelerne, bporpco aoritolrtiro-
pei pil iorbli / Sprfcrncs % Spiter-
mes Sclibrclie.
A. Sane %elen for MumiGnieliS
Seltagelle / &rigen pao Splfernes og
Siterrigernes SIDE, cher / bet MIND.
tie ierge for, at Hiumpnien bibcbol-
Der ell MOO Spiflano % 2iterrig pcll-
ligiiroet Neitralitet, iaaleoes at oct
tiQaoer transport al -Gaaben %
Immlnition giennem Tiunpnien til
Sprfict.
81 Mt forhinbre llbicriel al %aa-
ben, ammunition % andre Sornp-
benbeoer ira England, Srunfrig og
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buoclo0t unocr Set iibite itorc Irenl-
iteb ira arofoll, Der tog tire Wnanc-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07

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niiieriet inbremmebe inlorgcs. at
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
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&rig9brud, cr blct iorgi'teoe elcr
bar facet Naierue ifuurct ouer.
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tigite Goriuar2oerfer % anitbeicit
ringer.
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luQtou: let omerifanite N~rbcioer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07

1ortfattes paa eise .
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
MOTORS AT
540, new RECORD
General List Moves Upward
After Bear Raid on New York
Stocks Is Checked.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.--Bears sold
stocks off fractionaliy at the opening
of the Stock Exchange today, maxi
ih the sinking OF an American
steamer by an Austrian submarine tire
basis of thei rraid. There was no
marked break in prices. however.
United States Steel opened at s6%
and s6k. studebaker was off a point
and Crucible lost Y at 73k.
Pressure on the market continued
during the hrst hour. though prices
advanced slightly at IL o'clock.
Twenty-sfx thousand shares of Steel
were sold during the hour and the
stock was quoted at S6h. Baldwin
Locomotive sold as low as 114&. then
recovered a half point.
General Motors sold at $40 this after
noon, 10 points up from yesterday 3
close and a now high record. u. S.
Steel sold at SIX and the general list
moved upward. Sales at noon were
$4,000 shares. American Can and
Baldwin were active and strong.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
FROM CANDY BUTCHER
TO LEADING COMEDIAN
This Is History of Lew Hamilton,
Who Convulses Gayety
With His Humor.

From candy butcher" to leading
comedian.
TIL above briefly sums up the history
OF Lew Hamilton, who is making men
shake with laughter at the Gayety
Theater this week, where he is leading
comedian in the Million Dollar Doll
Company.
Lew confesses that he was not much
OF a success as a candy vender the
principal reason being that his eyes
were always fixed on the stage instead
Of looking after his wares. with the re-
suit that his sales we're few and far be-
tween. In fact, he was generally I'm
the hole" when the days work was
donef he says. for while he was gazing
at the performance members OF the
audience purloined candy. cigarettes,
and cigars from him.
Lewis long-hoped-for chance came at
a benefit performance In the Old Tony
Pastor Theater in New York, when his
offer to attempt to do an Imitation OF
an Italian fruit xender was accepted.
He got awav with the part 50 Wen
that Gus Edwards. song writer and
vaudeville producer, who happened TO
be in the audience, signed him up I'M
medistely to go on the road win 2
company. His work soon brought MIN
to the attention OF the big burlesdue
producers, and In 1907 Thomas Miner
gave him an Important part IN the
famous JarCin de Paris Girls Company
His career since then Ia well known
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
volume AND TONE
OF MARKET BETTER
Securely Exchange Shows
Marked Improvement With
Exception Capital Traction.

Both the volume and tone OF the local
security market showed Improvement
at today'g session Of the Washington
Stock Exchange. with the exception
OF Capital Traction stock, whicn was
TRACED In on a declining scale. bOth
stocks and bonds tended to advance.
total Of lO2 shares OF Capital rrac-
tion sold at prices that ranged down
ward from S7h to S7M. The per cent
bonds OF the company, however, we're
exceptionally strong 1O7H being bid for
the N.OOO bonds. and los for the $500
bonds.
While traction stock was depressed,
w washington Railway and Electric COM
mon developed more strength than II
has manifested for several weeks. Az
Yer an ODD lot Of ten shares had sold
az san, the bid for quotation lots was
raised a point to s2k.
washington Gas stock, for several
aays the strongest issue in the list, con-
Llnued tts advance. A total of sixty
nVe shares changed hands at 78h, or Y
OF point above the high figure OF the
previous day and an odd lot OF FIVE
ehares sold at IS. The bid was estab-
lished at TN as compared with IN
American Graphophone common stock
stood ont prominently, fifteen shares
bringing lSS%, OF Y of a point more
than the previous sale price
The other sales OF the day included a
5000 Potomac Electric Power consoll.
dated 5 per cent bond at 1O0 and ter
76k
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
MAY CLASH
WITH BURLESON
Bills introduced to Compel
Restoration of Old Rural
Delivery Mail Routes.

uAt the very outset Of the new Com
Eress there promises to be a colIicion
between Il and Postmaster General
BuTleson over the rural neil service.
In many States the rural mall routes
have baen reorGanizAd recently Tho
PostofHce Department has said the
purpose was economy. Put the result
has been to cause a great uproar From
MANY States protests are coming in
asserting that farmers and other rural
residents have found their mail service
crippled.
The general policy NJ the department
has been to ,engthen the routes. Auto
mobile service has been instituted in
many places. Many carriers have been
dropped.
1t Is asserted in the protests that auto
mobiles have been put into use in
regions where automobiles cannot he
employed part OF the yesl on account
OF rad roads.
Would Re-establish Routes.
Already bills have begun to appear
Ir Congress to compel restoration Of
the old routes or substantially the old
routes
One measure. a resolution by Con-
gresham Dowell of Iowa provides for a
general investigation of the whole sub
ject of the reasons for the reorganiza-
ton by a committee OF five members
Of the House.
other proposed legislation looks to q
policy Of governing the rural routes
and rural mail service by law and not
by the regulations of the Postoffice De.
partment, Representative Towner
In the background OF this fight which
promises to be one of the big features
Of the session, is the feeling OF officiall
, OF the Postoffice Department and some
| Congressman that the army of rura
mail carriers, which has large politica
| influence, is becoming a menace anC
needs to be held In check.
/ Many Republicans and Democrats n
House and Senate are opposed to tn,
! Burleson policy concerning rural routes
! But the Postmaster General insists tina
| the plan he has formed must be triet
| out Much feeling has been aroused
Republicans say the departments pOlicl
viii cost the Democrats next year hun
dreds OF thousands OF votes In rura
communities.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
Funeral of Mrs. e. Paris
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Paris. wife Of Joseph Paris. for fifteen
years chief Of the Washington fire de-
partment. who died suddS.ily yesterday,
will be held from the family residence.
45s Massachusetts avenue northwest. te-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be In Glenwood, Cemetery:
Mrs. Paris was taken i'll about two
weeks ago, but improved rapidly and
WAS believed to be recovering. Her
death was unexpected and was shock
10 the family and her many friends.
Mrs. Paris was born in Germany ana
when a child. After a brief residence
in BalDSlnere the family came to Wash
inEton. Mrs. Paris spent all OF her
life In washington except the few years
during which her family resided In bal-
timoro
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
Realty Transfers

1880 street northwest-Robert e. wilkins to
wilkins Securities Company, lot - and
part lots 26 and -, square lSl, $40 (stamps
$50.
73l Third street northwest-Eugsnle NJ Fug-
azzi ct uN. TO Michele Bianc0mello. part
original lot II. square 62S. $40 STAMPS $3.50.
4 street northwest, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets and stable in rear Of p
street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Harry WardmAn ct dX.
to John II. ChRney, trustee, original lot 8,
square 2O5, and part lot l8 square I6T, $40.
John II. Chaney, trustee. conveys same
property 10 Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones, $40
1885 . street northWest-Mahlon c. Feller TO
Alice e. Feller. lot 60. square $40. $40,
Petworth-Arthur c. Moses ct uX. TO Martin
c. Livingston. lot S9. square n, $40 (stamps
49, Same to James ID. and Elizabeth r.
Mcintyre. lot Is, square a, $40 tstampS
$50.
ct ux. to George A. Rock, lot l6I, square
2O6, $40 (stamps $3.50.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
Opens School for Walters.

LONDON. Nov. ~ Cby maiD.-The war
IL going to work q revolution in the
status OF the waiter. according to g. B.
Sims. secretary OF the British Hotel,
Restaurant and Club Employers So
ciOty. Heretofore London has depended
largely upon aliens for table service.
While the French and Italians furnished
some. The Germans and Austrians were
responsible for most OF II. To replace
these the society has opened . training
school for walters. There has always
been a shortage Of English walters in
the mast, and II was this that brought
about the influx OF foreigners. BY
CHANGING tho whole status Of the walter
and making the occupation a more de"
slrabls one. the society hopes to obtain
enough English followers Of the Voca-
ton 10 keep out aliens following the
close Of the war.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and import.
ance Of Past, Present, and
Future.
(contlnued :rom 1paEe Nine. }

Miss Wilson, Mrs Robert Lansing.
Mrs, William q. McAdoo, Mrs Lind
ley NJ. Garrison. Mrs. Thomas Watt
Gregory, Mrs. Josephus Daniels, MrS
Albert Sidney Burleson, Mrs. Frank
lin X: Lane. Mrs. David r. Houston,
Mrs. William G. Redheld, and Mrf.
William b. Wilson.
Former Secretary of State Philander
Washington FOR their home at Valley
Forge where they will remain until
after the christmas holidays
Senator and Mrs. willard X. sauls-
bury have issued Invitations for a re-
ception December Is from 8 to u O'Clock,
at their residence, 1901 r street.
Senator and Mrs Lee s. overman have
cards out for a tea December is, from
70 o'clock; for their daughters, the
MISSES OVerman. Miss, Grace Overman
Is one OF this seasons debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo-Re Julian zolnay
entertained at dinner last evening at
their residence, 1891 Twenty-frst street.
among the guests were Senator and
Iarvin. Mrs. James x. odaries. Mr.. and
mrs; Ralph p. Johnson, Brig. Gen. r..
T. Hoxie, and DR.. Edward z. Morse.
Later the guests enjoyed q treat, when
8 sculptor, is talented Y" Musician. I Is
paved g number OF Hungarian and
houmanian ballads and dances. Mr.,
1oInay himself made the Arrangements
Ior the plano and violin, and he was
accompanied by Mrs. Zolnay at the
Mrs Evans Sewell Is visiting her
brother and sister. in-law, Comma ncer
branck Taylor Evans, ". S. NJ. and
MRS. Evans, at the naval training sta
tion at Newport.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant is passing
York -.
Miss Beatrice Dulin and her guest
Miss Lillian Sutton. will be the honor
guests at the dinner which Mrs. 7! NJ
CulD Will give tonight at the Chevy
Chase Club. About $50 guests will dino
at the club this cyenlnS before the mid.
hosts will be Mrs. WILLARD Haywood
Commander e. T. Jewell Mr.. md Mrs
Clarence ARplnwall Lieutenant Thomp-
son. Congressman and Mrs. Henry D
Flood. Capt william Merry Miss Heller
McCumber, william r. Ham Iamo.
Green. Col. and Mrs. Charles Treat, Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm McConihe. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Mann. NEr. and Mrs. l.. q
Cameron, and Miss Katherine Harlow.
Commander JameF Gilmer. U. s. N
who was IN Washingtcu' for severa
days. has returned to Norfolk whore
his ship, the New York, is stationed.
Prof and Mrs. Alexander Graham Pei
are stavinG at the Lorraine, In New
York. for a few days.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
BARBED WIRE BOUNDS
SPLIT BORDER TOWNS
Dutch Sentries and German
Guards Patrol the Same
Streets.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. &-The bEro-
wire boundary between Holland and
her nelghbors. Germany and Belgium,
presents a remarkable picture at some
points where II bIsects farmhouses,
towns. and even cuts straight across the
platform of. frontier railway stations.
There Ii one place where the street Is
divided up the middle 80 that Dutch
and German shops face each othor
scross barriers of barb-wire. On the
further side of the street runs a street
railway. which Is in Germany. Sep
arated from the tracks by a high wire
fence. there runs down the middle Of
the street a strip twelve feet vida
which is neutral ground. Then comes
another fence. and the narrow hit Of
road and pavement beyond 1t are In
At each street corner are narrow
openings to permit passage from one
country to the other. sentr!es OF each
country standing careful guard on
either side. 1t is the main street OF
life flows back and forth, as little
Dutch street boys talk TO the German
street boys through the meshes. Down
this street at the beginning OF the war
the Dutch population watched for four
DAYS and nights the German army
marching southwark into Belgium.
Sentries On Job.
All the villages on the frontier lead
a confusedly bisected existence. a belt
of barb-wire as 1t were separating their
heads from their feet. In these places
the work of the Dutch sentries Is main.
ly to search the people who pass, lest
they carry in or out Illicit merchandise
The German guards are mostly con
cerned with keeping lookout for de
Al a.
seek 70 escape from German rule. At I
few points the German side OF the barb
wire fence is further protected by wire
| carrying electric current. and search
! lights play up and down the line durinl
In the towns. which are bisected by tn
| boundary line there are two or .tnre
| contrasts which strike the observer I'm
| mediately All the soldiers on one sid
Of the line are IL one tyre Of bHnifSrn Gw
there are just as many soldiers. but. o
course, in a different type Of dress. Tn
| sentry boxes on one side are red. white
and blue, on the other side they ar
red, white, and black.
| Part of the town of Baarle-Hertog I
| Belgian, but II Is saved from Germal
occupation owing to the fact that II l
| entirely surrounded by Dutch territor,
"a little Belgian island in the middl
OF Holland. There ls no need OF sen
tries here, and there 10 no wire to mar
the invisible frontier which run
through the middle OF the main streets
From here to the real frontier one tTav
els over a well-paved roadway whic
is Dutch. while the ditch at the side
| Belgian.
At the railway station, which
! BaArle In Holland and Wielde In Ger
many, the frontier runs straigh
through the ticket office and out acroE
the platforms on either side. A line Q
colored thing in the moor marks tn
boundary and the words ''Nederland
and "BelgiquS" are set into the cor
crete on either side. On both platform
the Bentries of the two countries fac
each other yard or so apart.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08

Egos-NssE5y. irs.h. ses' per do1
oiIEEsE E-Nssw York. new. lie per D.;
BUTfEa-Elgi9 print. &c per ID; tub. SC
LIVE pOULTRH--Hens, 13c ID: roost-
ere. aOc per ID; live turkeyB isc nor III
spring chickens, ilfDi5c Der 10.
LIVE BToCK--VeaI calves, hest. io,L9iic
per Ib.; heavy, 9M0t0c per H.; fat ehssn
th05c per 10. spring lambs. snsn ped M.
KREY. PRICE q DO
(Quofatlona furnlnhed ~
Taylor Wade1-Potatoea, t2.15 per barrel:
onions. 500 per bu.; t2.ib per sack; oabbages
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
Y. w. c. A. Will Celebrate
With Pageant in Church

with a Pageant at st. Paurs Iuth-
eran Church the T. W. c. A. Will OBJ
serve its tenth anniversary Friday even
Ing at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Wilkins 10 chairman Of
the committee which will have charge
~ the birthday celebration. Mrs. julie
T. Bodhsh. who was the fret president
OF the Washington Y. w. G. A. after its
permanent organization will make an
address, Miss MaLlP Boa-dlnan. repre-
senting the women who have been mem-
hers OF the organization throughOut the
past ten years, viii also speak. Or.
Ada Thomas iB scheduled as the prin-
cipal speaker. Her topic VIII be High
Lights.-
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Henry r. Crank end Ashley Nancy Pieas-
anta, both OF Frsdericks Hall We.
Harvey L. Miller, New York, and Lena Allen
william Helnes, Iiigh Point. n. g.. and
Rosa Burton.
Joseph w. Jones and Lucy r. whaisy.
Robert X, BresnahnR and Amy I. Brown
Preston n, Bintns and Jeannette Diggs
Fred y. Ernisse and Nellie =. Hill. both Of
Rochester, N. Y.
John u. Wlnstaniey and r. Olive Mutohlsr.
both Of Wassahicison. Pa
}. Enos Ray chillun. Nd. snd Isabel q.
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TodaY's Sales.

Capital Traction. l5qETS. 25gs7H, Is
ds7%. IOaS7%. belSTSt. 2qSi%.
Washington Railway common, lOdSssi.
Washington Gas Light. 25q7S-i. 25l,'
7SSt, 15IgiSk.
After call Potomac Electric Ccnsoli-
dated 5s, 81, l,0S6IlCO.
Capital Traction, 5dS1%.
Washington Gas LiSht, 10d7S
Capital Traction, IuSft.
Graphaphone common. I5alS9%.
Lanston Monotype. I047e,4.
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Deadlier Than Usual.

II understand that ell the warning
nations find that women are perfectly
able TO make shrapnel"
''Tn WaRer thew make Il In their own
way. however. One cupful OF gun
powder. one eupful OF nitrO8lycerin. .
pinch OF illuminate. ard 50 Cn."-LOuis-
Hi1le Courier Journsl.
The Washington times., 1915-12-08
Two Men In Fishing DOry
Drift HelplesSIy At Sea

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. S,-some-
where on tho Delaware coast, drifting
hsIplesuly In a northwest gale. Is a Ash
ing dory in which are two men. The
and water to last about one day are
in the boat.
The report was brought here today by
Captain Reynolds, Of the steamship
ported 10 him by the Five FathomS
iiEhtship.