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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Maiienterba
Bon Z. 70. %. finbet fsi stranion,
pn,, Itdtt.
Die Mdnntr iinb in gerbinbitng mt
eiuem Streifs bes 2tufrubrs
angetlagt.
318 Witslisbsr in siner psrbotersn
9sriammtuns feitssnommen.


Scranton, pa., Ia. Septbr
Im 0onnerItag Derauitoltete Sberifi
Z. 9. ybillips unter Der geibilfe bon
sirsm 0ubsnD ieiner Ttpuiits mn
5ipon5ia Wliiisiolbatsn unter BEN
Grnmanbo beg 2eutudnts price s.n.
gtds5ia auf cine gsriammIuns Don
Witglieonn Der SubuItrie arbeitsr
Der WcIt arb nabm ilmmtlids 1bsiis
nehmsr In Der Sale 318 Nonn ss'
fonasn. Gle ipurosn auf 5abr3.n'
gen Derf6itbener 9lrt sslabsn uno una
Ter Der 9lntloge oss gliifribrs nldJ
BEN Gsfdnsnib pon 2addpann1
eountp sebradt. Die geborbsn batten
geiehl eribeilt sebabt, bab bic @er'
iaHmluns niht itattfinpen biirfe.
Ssit spsi Do6en batien bic 5.
US. ". psriuGt. bic Qrbeit in ben
6ruben Der Sermpn Gompunp laGm
5H lsssu. Die an9eitellten ssbOren 81
gItidlen 1beilen ben s. SO. 90. uao
BEN uniteb Wlins Dortsrs an. aeBtss
re iuollten Iib eirem Streit niht an'
id,lieben, lporaui bic Streiipoiten oer
s. 10. 10. Deriudten. iie am getretsn
Der Gruben 3u perbinbern. 5GsiiA
tam es su llnruben unb 5uiebt puroe
Der Sberiff berbeiserufen, Der bic
wiilis bsrdusbeorberte. Die Diri5=
id,aften ipupbsn ssi6loFen, bic 9ers
iommInnsen Der 3. SO. SO. perboten
nno anosre Wiabreseln setrofisn, um
unruben gu permtibsn.
I'm Uiittipotb erfubr Der Sheriff,
bab bic S. W. 90. bic IGEaltung elmer
grobsn 8eriammIuns teabli6tigen,
iporauF foiOrt 9Orisbrlingen setroffen
ipurben, bieielx 5u perbinSsrn.
Die Derbaftsten s. ~. SO. ipurben
in glutomobilsp, gispagsn, aoblens
ipcgsn, Uloiortruds urb anSeren
5abr5eusen, :sipriirt bon ben Oepuz
ties unb ben Mili5Iolbcten, mad, Der
Sail gsbra9i. SammiIiae Strabeu,
our9 Ipel9e Der ldHge Sug Der Jdbrs
5ruge lam, iDdren DON 3uihaAern
flantirt. bic Dn Der MaFenoerbaituus
gebSrt batien.
Sn Der Sal ipurbsn js fiinf Mann
in cine 3elIe 5sitsdt. Der Sheriff tpiro
am Jreitas sniideiben ipas nit ben
SefangrneH seIdefen ioI. 8sinab ale
iinb 2luslGnoer. Der italieniIhe aons
iui fortunate 5iscdr r..dte Elm Sd,
beas CORPUS @eiu9 fir bic 9efanss'
itsn Elm iiber peldeB am SSamiiag Der,
banbeIt fperbsu ipirb.
Die GeielliGuft ga5 cine Grtldrung
ob. Der sufOIje isiner bsr Derbaftetsu
Widnusr tpisb.r angeiielIt iperben fpirb.
gln sinsm Der gefansenen ipurbe
Elm pdpier sefi:nbeu, ipsifes belast,
bab bic 5. 90. SO. cine 2obnerb0bung
fir ale &laH,n Don Gruteuarb.itern,
ben polIen gd5lobn, psnn Grubeu
ipegsn zines llnfalls geiGloiTsn tpers
ben miifsn. unb bic 5rs.laifuns dller
in Winneiota atfansen.r Wlitglieber
ibrsr Organization Dsrlansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Gle fuante fri6er nifJt eiuHal Wild
5u fdJ nebmen,
gbcr Dr idluader Wiageu uHrbe
burd) Saulae sebeilt.

,lteber elm s5abr lang lit id) an
g}agenbel6iperoeu,' uno oaS @lenb,
oas i4 olr6nladte, par einfa6 un6e-
i6reiblicb. Diein W3ogen mar 10 ert-.
5itnoet, oaB i6 nidt einnal Dlild 5u
mir ne6rnat tonitte, obue bon i6De-
rem @iBbefinoen betroffen 5u per-
Den. g3a9n i6 W1il6 5u mir, 10 per-
iduerte lie iiG, itn0 i6 fonute fie faum
I'M Mageu be6alteu. 9ns lit es, mas
,frmt s. 8eller, BON SEQ. 1854 Scent
Iter Gtrabe, Cincinnati, benz Ians
lucsGrperten in Der 0oip<Qpptbete dn
Gde Ge4iter uno WaInut Strabe, er'
8dblte.
u@leine 9ei6ner6cn," 70 fubr fie
fort, ooeruriohten BEL mir na9 lmo
nadr cine beoelttenoe @epi9tsabnnb.
me unD ih plroe ininer magerer.
0leine gnn5e araft mar oa6in.
n2lber Der @ebraudJ BON Sarlac
bot mir gatt3 nun0erbar geboIfen.
llno idl bin jebt iogar tnltntoe, @ur-
ten lmo Suuertrart uno aae mGgli-
6eu aIl6eren Gpeiien 5lt eerieBen,
o9ne 0o5 qerin9ite MiBbebagen gu be-
fin6en Wteine &raft lit 8uriifgefebrr
uno i9 fitb(e MIDI jeBt 6eOeuteno ltdr.
fer"
4erionen, neldc an ciuen i6iua.
cten Ytagen letoen, oenefl e5 an &raft
febIt, lmo oeren gdereuipitem elm 90
nif erfpr6ert, iDQten es eilunal NIT
Ganlac periu6en un0 fiir ioihe, MEL
DE Don un1regelmdBigem StubIgang
geplagt iirO, gie6t es ui6ts 8eiiereS
ais Die Sonlac Suratiue 2nbletS.
Ger Sanloc-Grpcrte beiiuoet iid
iebt in Ser 9[botbefe an Ge6iter uno
8alnlt StraBe, un0 er giebt genoue
9Iusflurit iiber Die @or5iige oes @3it.
tells. 0ieies farn o6er in irqeno elmer
Der 10 Com 9lpotbefen in Cincinnati,
iopie nt @3aoiion ltoenle ltno GedS-
ter StraBe in Gooingtor erlangt mer-
ben. Eanlac lit 10 popular geporOen,
oaB eS bereits oiele gautabnulugen
oesielben giebt. 9l6er sic f0nnen es
gon3 leidt erbalten rDenn Sie MIR
oaraui beItehen Ga1lac 5u bcfommen.
8osieIbe rpirO aud in fer Stuntebed
9tpotbefc in Neluport, in g8. g. 1Soert.
maper5 4potbefe in 9elIeoue 1tno in
0erienigen BON 81. S. Cor, IN Canton,
&p., berfnuft 9Er ieoer Staot oeS
Cincinnati 1iItrifts lit cine 9tpothete,
in fpelder Suntac erlungt nerbeH
tann.- -Qln3eiae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
aplpifales Sleh
S4ipdbt Der fran50IiTde premisr tpie'
Der IN Der &ammer.
4ud ldbt er bic ii6lideE prablereien
.Dieoer Los.

paris, IA. Sept. Der premisr
griano bislt am SOnneritas IN Der
aammer cine pOlitiIde Hsbs, bic iia
tpie ssip6buIi9. burd itSne Dorts
ausjeidnete unb bic iibIiden prable.
rsien NIT 9e5ug auf ben aussans bes
&rieses entbieit.
Rdaoem Der premier rad ieiner
Beiie bic 9rii1be ertldrt, bi. RuHds
nien beranlaBt, ii9 an Dem &ries 5u
betbeilisen, iaate er bas Colsenbe iiber
bic 4rmee IN Galonift:
rllnfere 8emiibunsen na3 &rGftsn
unteritiiseub, Derbtn bic 2lrmesn BON
Saloniti bic ibnen aufs.tragsue Miis
iiOn erfiillen. On bieier Jront tpie an
ben anbersn bat bic attton bereiis In
1iebersinitimmans nit ben pIdnen bes
@eneraIitabs b.sounsn. Der JelS5ug
fpirb bort nit Glen nSthigen Mitteln
sefiibrt iperben, I'M ben orientdliI4en
Sraum Der gentrdlmddte 81 5erit6s
ren. 9ie GreisniFe iperben auf benz
8altan ibren 0erTauf nehmen unS bic
Siiriei unb Bulsarisn perben erfubs
rem, ipie sefabrIi9 ss fir Elm 2anb IN,
feline trabitior,IIe Sreuubidaft auf5us
seben unb fi9 bem WiIlen einss ses
uiiienlOien. feIbitfiidtisen 2aubes gu
unierpsrfeit. (8le9! .. Rsb.)
lleber bic @srsetpaItisung Griedens
lambs fu4te iid Der premier binipegs
Sureben, inbem er tpiebe,bolte, bab bic
sruppen Der aGiirien aufssforbsrt
porbsn ieien. mad Saluniti gu ioms
men, .um Bel fer @sribsibislns Ssrs
biens. benz GIirrieu @ristenIanbs, 81
beIfsn.1
.Dir iperber bieie 4ufgabe Biz gum
Gnbe erfiillen," ingte Der premier,
.unb mir tGnnn nidt suseben, bag
unfere Dperattonsn bur,b bic Sntris
slien unferer sseinbe s.fa5rbtt ipsrbsn.
glls mir bes5cIb in 4tbeu einsriff.n,
tbaien mir es nur Der Siderbeit uHs
ierer sissnen 9ruppsn ipesen; auh
bdtten pir rur bic SntsreieH Gris'
8enlanbs feIb!t i'm ause, Mir beabs
ii9tisen aufs Reue, uHisre trabitio,
neae RoIe ais Sdubmd9ts fir bic
tleiRen Stoater gu ipielsn (29) Mis
beubfidiisen bas gebiei Gristenlanbs
fiir Sas sriediide 9oIt gu erbaIten
uno sesen feline Jeinbe su bsi9iissn.
Der premisr fhlob feline Rebe ME
foIst: so srob aud unisr @ertrauen
in unfsren .aegiiltisen grfols in, 70
biirfen mir uns bod teinsm iibermGbi.
gen Sptimismus binsebeu. gs tpiirb.
ans f4aben. renn mir NIT uniersr
2tttipitdt na6liebsu, NEIL mir bic
lleberseusuna baben, bab uns Der
siss iider 1T. Wir miiien tiibl ben
ms aase idhaiien. Der
Jeinb III nod iebr mddtis. CT tpir5
ih Bis ;um gnbe dufaatuberite pers
tbeibisen. Or .unn nur bur9 ipiebers
5oIte Sdldss ouf bic aniss ssbraH. |
psrben CD
De 7 GIiegerleutnant 8 a4L
bafd in elmer a!tion
eet6btet.
amFerbam, 15. Sept. M.ie
,ie 8erIiner @cifiide 3situng berids
ct, III Der heutide JIieserleuthani
5oblbuI9. Der ft@ fpiebtrbolt in Rdm.
fen IN Der 2Hft ausss,eidnst, IN ii.
fkr Mfficn def1htef tuhrner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15

9em6es Gonunittee NIT BEN @orberei.
trngen fir Die 9ieiie bes &lu6s 5ur
Groiinttg Der replblifnniiden aoln.
pogne in 9dDtOn, g., betraut. Ser
&lltb ptrb ietne eigene &opene nut
ne6men unb nu9bem Su nrtbetlen,
ipie bic 9lnmel6lmgen etrlmter,
oiirften iid etpa taite1o Waitglie0er
ml Der 9teiie betbeiliaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
aleiEe goliSeinadjridJten.

- Or. Gbas. Nertbeimer, 936
omrrel StraBe. oeiien sIiito am 8.
Septerlber mt Der Gilbert uno
geresforS glrennie aelesentIi9 elmer
aolliiion nit elmer car In Stildc
oing ulIo iiber gsott ocrt licgen bIieb,
meISete Der Qoli3ei, onB iudbreno Ole.
icr Seit ein @iurnrirab, impie elne
Huftpurnpe i'm @ertbe BON $50 5e.
ItobIen pisr0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15

- Dem Sarbigen Robert Mcpcra
ter bon go. 1921 Monfort @penue fiel
geitern @ormittag, als er am @bbru9
Deg SduIes SO. 372 Wolrut Strdbs
arbettete, Elm gatitsir ouf ben &off
ippburf) CT. cine tiife &opfpnnbc ers
[itt. bic ibm pon eiaem III Der ytaA'
barf6aft pobnenben 2(rst per6ua IN
nurDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Die pafasisrs uIb mitaIkber be-
Bsiabuns iinb eersitet.

MarfbfieIb, Oregon, ID. Sept.
- Qlm 9Onnsriiag 2lbenb tpurbe bsr
Danpfsr rgonsrebs Der pacific Gonif
60. 5ipei Meilsn BON Der Coos Hap
Ganbbdnf burb Jeuer nonifdnbis
5srit0rt. Wlsbrere anbere sydbraeues.
tptl9e ju SiIfe eilien. balfsu, bic 253
pafagisss y. be ITO Mcau iasss Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
QaItbIIttq.

,@te bat iib 6enn Der SdtIse BET
benz Gturnansriff beuomreu9" -
,,C5robortiel Gin einsiees WtaI 1T er
oneroines TtebengebIieben aber
,litr, ,sm eine @riie gu nebniest"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Der bitlsariids Wtinifter
bes Jnaerit reiisnirt
Il m in armee .intreten
3u fDnnen.

aonbon, Is. Gept. - Der 6uts
garif9e Mtniiter bes Snnern, Gbriito
Yoppotp, bat fein glmt Hiebergelegt
unb 1T ipie6er in bic 2(rmee eingetres
ten, ipie aus Spfia gemeIoet ipiro.
Der premier RabosluOoff, Der au4
wtiniiter bss gleitberen 1T, pirb tents
pordr aud bas Miniiterium bes S5ns
nern iiberne9men.
Seut 9larbs 6 Giisn pro.
0uftip
9erlin, IA. Sept. 9ie proouts
tion BON Ro9siien m 0eatidIanb be-
lief ii9 i'm Wonat glnguit duf 1,145,s =
600 5onnen, gesen 1,13tO0O 5on'
nen i'm Suli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
@rplpHpn
Gines ammonia Bel aIl
tersbat ben 2 OBJ DO n
flnf Manneru TN
0efpIQt.

terH hat ben Z op DO y
finf Manneru TN
@efoIgs
Rei1art. 81. 3. IA. Geptember.
Snfolse Der grploiion zines gtnrmos
MIA 9ebiItsrs in Der 9lnlaee Der
Snteritate Wlilt &c CREAMERY Co.,
ipsl6e ON udd)ften Wontas er0ffnst
ipsrbsn IoIlts, ipurbeu am 9onneritcg
fiini Mdnner, barunter Samuel Bot
ii. Der prGiibsnt Der GeIeIfdaft, gno
beiien SapiessrfObn 2ouis Mentos
fpib. getObis! uHb pref aIbere perip'
nen psrlstts.-
Inter ben lsbtersn befinbet fia
6arrp 2ub bon WapensbDro, pa,
@orman Der Grid Madine Co., IN ies
ner Stabt, ipelder ben Sdnt aufst,
fteH bate. Wlan sIaubt. bub er itsrs
ben ipirb.
Der Tanf, ipeIher nsun s5ut bod
mar. fpurbe serabs einer probe IN,
terSogen, ebe sr IN 9ebrauh seiteIlt
iperbM foIlts, limb idmmtIi@e Spisr
battsn berislben 3useieben
Der gIploiion foIste Elm iIsinss
Geusr. bus absr fdnsI sslSi&i wurbs.
mA.LAs>~>k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15

menbur6ianitt aIs @runbfage anges
ronlmen, nobel man iebo9 bic a6s
normale @tnna6megeItaItung infDlge
oes Srteges re@nungsgemdB Su be-
riifiitten illcbte Gle Grientbahnen
babeu nGmlia gegen bas Subr 1914
&ruttoetrna6men auf3upeiIen, bic
nche3u I'M y Mtilionen Granteu
b66er iin6. SIN Sabre 1914 puroen
12.9, i'm Sabre 1915, bagegen 20.5
NiaiuHen 5ranten pereinuobmt, b1s
h0ffte Grtrd9nib, peIaes bic Sa6H
bisber srrei6te.
syn oieiem grtrGgniB 1T dber bic
Ginnabme Der i'm Ser6Ite in buIgus
ridden geTiB iibergesangeren bereits
ertpG6nten S6eititrete MIR fir neun
N}onate entbaIten Die betrddtli4e
StetgeruRg tit ouf bic 9tusi4altung
Ser Seetonfurren5 irfolge Der Car
baueaenfpsrre uno auf Die umfansa
rei5en Militdrtranspprte suriid5ufiihz
ren. 9teIe Grge6ntiTe rpuroeu BET oen
8erhunbIungen nit Der buI9drtlAeH
Reaierung nidt beriidfi6tigt. Der
&apttaIiItrurgs5insfub oon 8 Pro>
gent lit fir bic bulguriIcbe Resierun5
burdaus giinitig, 5yiir Serbien mar
ieineroeit Elm 3in8fuB bon Al Yro3sHt
Bel tpeientlib onberen @eloperhdltntls
fen aIs Balls angenommen porpen.
Gle @etrie6sgeieQi6aft orierttaIii6er
@iienbahncn bat nod in tbrem geeee
Streden auf Ierbii6em unb erie1ts
f1em Gebiet. Die leBtere 2i1ie 1T
beute tbatfd6Ii6 i'm 8eiiB Der Gns
tente. Die Ierbifde Streds in etRer
Qdnge BON 371 atlOmeter tit i'm 9erbs
fte aug benz getrieb Der ferbiicbsn
Stdatsberpaltung In bic Wltlitdrperz
poItung Der 3eutruImddte iiberge'
aoneen, bel beHsn bic 2eitung Der
Srientbabnen forneIl bic erfcrberIt'
der Strttte CUR Wobruug Der 9es
ieIIi6aftsintereHen uHterrobm. Wte
rueit bic 9eieaI4oft besiisIt4 Der
ierbii6en Strede auf bic Wieoeretns
isbung in ben friiberen StdHb uSer
eine entIprecberbe GutI9dOisuns gu
refnen bat, hqrret notitrIif in eriter
Reibe pm bem 2tusgang 6es &riegts
ab. gbetrfo unbeitimmbar iit bic nDs
be Der GrtI4dbisuugsaniprii
tpelche bie @efeuIduft fir bic i'm
9altantrieg umo in BEN ieBtgen Eriss
ae erlittenen GigentbumsDerluite cr'
be6en ptrb. Das uebereintommen
nit Der buisariT6er Regierung lit
iebenfulls oGg 8prbebiugung fir ben
tpirtbf9aftIi9en 3ufammsnbans Ses
9dItons nit ben 3entralmdaten BON
ni1t au unterIGdben Sragneite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Herbraitiit

Sit bsr Gampfsr .gonsrsb4 BON Ssr
qarifie GOaft 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Warfen nab Sanerframt

aana Srau 6. 8eler ictt aeniefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15

amFerbam, 15. Sept. Mie
bic gerIiner @cffifde 3sitlrng beridls
let, 1T Der feutide syIisserleuthant
Gdblbuf6. Der itb fuiebtrbolt in Rdm.
pfen IN Der 2Hft Gusse3eidnst, IN Il.
usr Giticn 0et6btet p6rpsrL
The sun., 1916-11-26
MISS COGAN FEDERATION HEAD.
Brooklyn Woman Reelected Trcsi.
dent of Catholic AIumnr.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-Iscpor,s 81 W.
ing the vast amount Of social aud lu.
manitarian work being accomplished hv
Catholic women all over the country
were leading features of to-day's session
of the biennial convention Of the lr'er.
national Federation of Catholic Alan 10.
These activities included taking ,,o
OF the babies OF working women IN .av
nurseries. organizing teachers. Censor.
Ing motion picture shows, cduca nj:
he Immigrant and sending young won.
en- of insufficient means To technical md
teachers training schools.
Miss Glare 7. Cogan OF Brooklyn was
reelected president OF the federal ny.
The other officers follow Mrs. Hug T..
Kelly, Toronto, ont. first yIr--pio-,.
dent Mrs. Erward -. Paine. M.,vai. 'e.
second Nicc-pr"sideut Mrs. +. !. No 70,
W~ilkCshsrrc, Pa, third N!cc-pres.deut;
Miss Helen II. O'N,.l. B~rooklyn. co'"a-
spending secretary Mrs. John M'itu goo,
recording secretary Mrs. William Nh.
doom. Jamaica Plain, Mass, Treasure.
The sun., 1916-11-26
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Belmon, Frederick Morgan, Armenia: J;
F.. Aidridsr. Baltimore: W, B. Plunkett and
family, Adams. Macs: Thomas s. Bradley,
vanderbilt Charles L. Quincy, Buffalo;
Russell &. Colt, Montreal; ". r. KinRston.
Chicago; Arms,ead Davis. washington: Or,
.Manhattan-s. D.. Coykendali.- Knoxville;
Mr.. and Mrs. W, IL. Wilson, liar, ford; II,
r., Kindsll, Bos on; Admiral and Mrs. Ben,
son, y. 3, n: Malcolm Macfariane and wife,
McAipn"A. l.. p. Dennis, Madison. Wi.
Mr. and NJ. Leopold Gcdowsky New York
mander and Mr.. T q. Sem. Washington
d., and Mr. > y p.~ey Pn,l:aele",s' ~,
shank. Philadelphia; Newboid Nyes and wife
Washington.
Ne~,herland-Mr. Percy and Miss .Asn.'
leinner. United 81 st.s Marines.
Ritz Carlton-Livingston Freyer. Buffalo
Charles W Clark. San Mateo. Cal Mrs 4
Frs. su seorelsry s' creek L.s q S eG %s.sins'on
Murray Hill Newton u Baker, AecretsN
Of War and Mrs. Baker; Chsuncey shack
s ,"isi w% M;s. R.isn; Ksnyd :; s ssGs.r xos%S.s.s'
psrk Av.nur,H, K Warren. ,YsnStcr. =
p Por, - ,,5 T. s.rnn1rti E sna "; R; R. "a,
Wilmington. Del; Robert, Vidal. Rrminv
nam, ENGLAND,
stratford-w A. Copeland. Boston: J. 9
Rlaine, Jr, and wife. Providence; r, NJ. IN,
Mrs, Brady. Rapidan. Va: u. ~. Biddls
Philadelphia; u, ID. and Mrs, Grimes an,
Miss Grimes. Dayton. Ohio.
Marie MISUNDERSTANDING A. Butler. Sal
Francisco, George y, Kohn. Hart ford: w. s
Mckee. Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Warner. Meadow nrook.
Wolcott-Mrs y ,. Weeks. washington
8, Benedict. Warwick: q 8. and Miss Adams
Louisville; r. ]. Agsssiz. Newport; A., r
\ neaNnn and WITH q LAMA. IlnvA ptrral
Buffalo. r, b. Pruyn. Mount Kisco.
Urand-H A. Thomas and wife, Boston: =
,. zelIcr, ,Philadslphia; l.. G. Duke. washing
Rockwell, Hart ford: George and Mrs, Cromp
K; lr%'s issSss hys1Sa::'ii?; 'i r ). s Sor1's'
impsrlsl James" ch.~s;yn. pnnad.lphl.
o. y Weymouth and wife. Portland, Me
+, +. Fromeyer. Cincinnati: X. r.. Foster, =
Paso; ~. l.. Beach and vito. Binghamton
q T. -Vasney, Indianapolis; =. Dallas. sio
city, Iowa; p. A. and Mrs, Ia Brio. Pore
grad, RusaA,
Prince G~orse-H X. Brown. s~yrsSuss: N,
and Mrs q. q. Raymond. Washington.
Gotham Mr.. and Mrs. Donald n. Ryersos
Chicago; Ensign ". ", Hoy, q, y, n; NJ
and Mrs Francis ". Brooke. Rvyn Mawv, -
Mr., aud Mrs, II N, Bingham. Cleveland.
SAvoy.-Mr. and Mrs u. =. Han. Cl0vSlsAt
" ". : II X 49, IKnssssw::2as&sSs s
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Bus
(Se,siee Mumbe, s.
FORMER ROYAL YACHT HERE.
The Alfonso XII. Makes First
Trim - New York.

After a varied career NJ. twen,y.s!x
years as transport and royal yach. IN
many seas the steamship Alfonso MI
steamed into New York harbor yesterday
for the first time. Thu vessel which 4,
now owned by the Spanish Transatlan.
tea Company. came from Cadiz and Rar.
celona by way OF Havana and through,
With her eiEhty-hve passengers. She will
sail on Tuesday for Vigo.
Throughout her entire career the YES.
eel has borne In her saloon pictures Of
Frederick the Great and tho present,
Kaiser. which were part OF her dc~ora.
tons when built for the North German
Lloyd Company. In the Spanish Amerl.
can war the vessel was used to carry
Spanish soldiers. but after the war Ne.
came the pleasure craft of the Infau'as
Eulalia and Isabella. aunts Of King Al.
fonso XIII. OF Spain.
The sun., 1916-11-26
OLD GUARD RAISES FLAG.
Hoists It In Commemorative Of
Evaeuation Day.

The Old Guard. 100 strong. marched
down Broadway from City Hall to the
Battery yesterday for their annual cere-
mony of hosting the flag up the f'agpole
opposite the Barge ONCE in commemora-
ton Of Evacuation Day.
Crowds lined the sidewalks to eheef
the battalion. commanded by Col =. Fl.
Snyder. The HaG la rnlsed by Capts
George W. VIM n George II. Wyatt
A salut of twenty-one guns was then
fired by a platoon Of the First Field Ar
tillery, commanded by Capt. Delaney.
After tho ceremonies the Old Guard
were the guests OF the Hotel Mems As
ISOLATION at the Grand Central Palace
Among the Old ~Guardsmen who tool
part IN the annual mas raising wer'
Capts. James +. Wenman. A. l.. Dick
John l.. Weenaar. w. ID. Preston. Johr
NJ. Deemer. Walter I. Joyce. Pau ]
Roccheitti. +. Ebert Davis. Fred 7
Alder. Andrew Calhoun. Daniel NJ
Woods, David s. Skinner and James &
Summers.
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SEEK MIssING POLICEMAN.
Hat More Than ts.ooo wAe. H
D~isapEeared.

with between $4,000 and $4,000 in
cash in his pocket. Policeman Thomas
r. sullivan Of the Mercer street station
has been missing since last Thursday
evening, his mother. Mrs. Madeline Sui
livan, reported last night. The police
have sent out a general alarm for him,
sullivan. who Is 80 years old and has
been on the force for eleven years. had
reported III the evening before. He lives
with his mother and sister In .214
Broadway.
According 70 h,s mother. he had a fall
three years ago. in which his head was
hurt. and since then he has often com
planned Of pains In his head.
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IIcouyn o @ HERE.


Three defeated candidates In the re-
cent election obtained orders looking to-
ward . rscoun yesterday from Supreme
Court Justice Philbin, returnable to-mor-
row before Justice Shearn.
James A. Deiehanty, Republican and
Progressive candidate for Judge OF Gem
srai Sessions, obtained an order requiring
election oficials TO show cause why all
ballots marked void. protested and de-
fective should not be ~canvassed to decide
whether the total Of 10S.397 votes cast
for him and the 10S.090 cast for John +.
McIntyre should not be changed.
Elmer Rosenberg. Socialist candidate
for the Assembly In the Sixth district.
got . similar order. On the face Of the
returns no received 2.334 votes to 2.457
for Nathan ID. Perlman. Republican.
Morris Hillquit. Socialist candidate for
Congress In the Twentieth Congressional
district. who received 4,l2s votes to $3.50
for Isaac 8iegel. Republican. obtained ar
order for the opening Of ail h ballot
boxes. as the void and protested votes In
hA case have already been r%ecounted,
with . gain for him OF 10 ballots.
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cheap. 1As er.sbsny srep I. sspsrtsd
the finest n biggest on record.
Commissioners John J. Dillon Of the
State Department Of Foods and Markets
returned yesterday from a two days visit
among the farmers Of Onondaga and
Jefferson ~countieA He laid before
farm bureaus. at Syracuse and Water
town the advantaees to farmers Of his
plan for a wholesale terminal market fox
foodstuffs IN. this city and also talked
over with members Of the state LegisAr
turs the fundamentals Of the bill that ~
proposes to have introduced providing
for such q terminal m@ket.
Commissioner Dillon las pulled Q
mighty stroke with upstate farmers
since his work in, behalf Of dairy farm
ers to get a higher price for their milk
from the Nsw York city milk dealers
and they listened intently to all he had
to say.
I'VE are making splsndid progress II
our project for q tssmlnAl market" MI.
Dillon. said yesterday. We expect Il
have a working plan ready In the nsaz
future.
The farmers and psoducsrA areNnd
places like Syracuse and Wssrtown are
enthusiastic over tho ideA- I saw many
members OF the Assembly and the Senate
and all Of Thorn sre strongly In favor OF
legislation to make possible the estAb.
lishinent OF Q tBrnanal market here
Everybody upstate 10 ready and willing
to cooperate. anu II tf1s people Of New
York city will cooperate with ~ ~
will have little diflcplty in pushlnO the
measure through.
III tho. plan which We have in mind
doesn't meet with everybody's approval
when we Q Il public then vs vii
altor II 80 that Il will be approved by the
greatest number Interested In the com
moi good"
The Commissioner repeated his asssr
ton hat u terminal marlst, which car
be built At a total cost Of $4,000. 900
would result In saving the conswnsss ol
the city 5000. 900. 900 a yeaf
Mr.. Dillon said yesterday the recen,
drop In cggs from = cent to ~ cents
dozen In duo to the publicity campaign
directed against = dealers and colo
storage housas.
The Rev. Paul N. Spencer. pastor o.
the Church Of the Stranger. 900 Wesn
Fi~fty-seventh street. has asked tina
every person who attends services IN hi!
church to-day bring q btg potAko alons
n drop Il In baskets to BE- placed a
the door. He made this request becaust
OF tho high price Of some Of the thing
that 20 to make . Thanksgivin0 dinner
Thanksgiving dinners will BE- sent Z,
needy families on Wednesday.
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PREFERS CITY LIFE TO $4,000.
Poor Chicago Girl. Adopted BY
Farmer, Tires of Country.

AMBoY. ILL.,. Nov. 25.-Mary Smith. a
poor Chicago girl who was adopted by
James Pankhurst. a wealthy farmer.
and his wife August 10. 1915. with the
understanding that she was to remain sin
gle and act as u companion TO tho aged
couple and receive $4,000 upon their
death. has grown tired OF the bargain
and uill return to Chicago next Monday.
Money isn't everything in this world
she said to-day. Il want tho right To-
live as | please. I simply find that I do
not like to five In the country"
Mary Smith was selected by pankhurst
and his wife from many applicants whJ
responded to their published appeal for
an attractive girl who would make her
home with them in return for a Euaran-
tee o. $4,000 at their death.