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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-04

Mrs. j. l.. Heflin has returned to
her home in Warrenton after visit
Of several weeks with relatives in
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-04

FOR RENT-Rooms with board also
table boarders, at S. a week. APP
NV Mrs. G.. W. Ramsay: Oh
Cameron street. IoV-ot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Howard, of
this city, spent last weekend at the
home of Mr.. Towards mother, Mrs.
Ella Howard, in Prince William
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-04

The many friends of Mrs. Jerome
Kaufman are glad to learn she has
returned to her home in this city af-
ter an operation at the Episcopal
Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital IL
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-04
KING EIGHT CYLINDER CAR DOES STUNTS.

Climbs HILL Crosses Conquers Sand at Fort Niger
With from the United States and Uncd ottes
and several spectators an &roeu
automobile built by the Amoed Car Company, OF co
of Capt Ross put through severe cs
at Myer yesterday afternoon
supcrstructu which provides for three men ana
driver with machine gun and revolving turrc mounted Oh
a King chassis with eightcyindcr engine.
The climbing Thirty-h street hill from NJ TO
streets standing This grade negotiated sue
cessuly
long, washed-ou sand hill leading off the Fort yer
military attempted with the landing in the ditch
half way O the first trial
got itself out of this predcament with its power and
made the second climb easily and without difficulty
third the crossing of deep ditch partially ed
the deep of the artillery
camp With the front of the blowing the mud on the M
bank 1920 pounds Haeyizcd steel went
side and the other with the hearty applause OF
hundredo odd civilians and soldiers.
The last feat the crng Of the parade grounds at
speed of 40 miles per hour loaded with soldiers.
The officers inspecting the profue in their praise OF
the action of the
We will gladly demons of these at any time
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
ST. Afopfus 2sai(en- yerein
Sas biesjabrige Nnniperiariumsfeit
iinoet an Sonntas, ben %.
3uni, itatt.

Sn Der S6ul6alle Der ct. Wldrieu
Stride iano ssitsrn bic rsssImdbiss
8eriammluug oes ct. gllopiius Buis
ienpersins untsr bem gpriiB bes
0errn petsr 5. Sdnsiosr unb nit
0errn george y. S6rano ais Setres
tdr itatt. 9erislben gins cine SiBung
BEG Gpe3ial.Ommittsss porauf, in mel.
der Serr Jrso. S9aipsr ben 9Oriig
unb Serr Senrp aoltmsper bas Pros
totoG fiibrts. 5n Der Iebtsren purosn
bic Ssrren Wm. 8. Welss, q B.
CLIFTON aps.; 3. .. 8roobsrssr, 1922
1rimbIe 2lpe.; Dm. aapfsr, Suplsr
part; Wm. Janfrn, Glsoss pite;
Darn Miltiug, 519 Daubrioss Strus
Be auisenommsu. S6ipsiter Ni. Sbis
Ia bon Der glnitalt beridtsts, oab NAB
renb bes perfloHenen Monats bic
stinbsr Rargarst SObannins. gIiias
betb, Ostar uno Wtatbias Shpeiser
unb paul Sira aufsenommsn purs
ben, ipbab iid jebt 260 ainoer Q27
Rnaben unb 1873 Mdbden) in Der qlns
italt befinpen. Die Ginnabmsu Der
9lnitaltstaFe 6strusen pdbrsnS bss
Monats $348.44 unb bic 9lussabsH
$261.02. 0ss Weitersn bsridtsts bic
S1peiter, bag bic anitaIt pdbreuo
bes Monats ppn Serrn unb Srau
pster :. S6reiosr. Der Iit Ganop
Co., DosI6sr uub Co., WihaeI WluIz
len, Der Queen Gitp gatina 60. uno
6srrn unb 6ruu u. aobmeidsr @es
fdente an RuiuroIien, gisrn, Bad
ipaaren uip. srbaIten babe. Der Be
ri6t ipures angenommen uno ben
eiitissn Gebern Der Dant bes 9ers
Gins abeeiiattet.
Der @oritabt CAB betannt. bab bic
.Wafbinetcn 9sburtstassfeisr IN Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
gntt grbtt iir tranft SraufH
Gie 6raaen.9leOi5in hat llIren @rrta
erprDbf.

9lls 2poia e. Finfbam's Seilnlit.
tel 5uerIt eingefiibrt puroen, piirOeH
lire Seilfr1fte be5lUeiielt lmb mubten
oieielben erprobt peroen. slber bic
gsrobe fam no aamdIig 5erbreitete
ii6 ibr Sebrnud ilber ons ganse
&nnb. 9lad6em MN Sunoerttoiiieroe
BON 6rnuen Die beiliamiten @rfolge
poH oem @ebraude oieier Meoi5inen
erinbren baben, III ibr @ertb allqe-
mein anerfnmlt poroen mo Spoia 6.
&infbar's Gcgetable COMPOUND iii
Die Stanouro.Meoi5iu fiIr 6raueu.
Ger folaenOe Sriei 1T bios eincr
non oen Gauienoen, melde in Ser
&infbnm Office, 9pnn, @aii., altfte.
mabrt iperoen, melder benefit, enB
9poia 6. finfbam's Begetable 9onI.
pound elm 9lrtifeI bon groBem Der.
oienit iii, lUie Die Grfolge es 5eigen,
peIde es herUorruft.
9lnamoiu, Soma. -09Ils if Spoi1
g. 8infbam's gegetable COMPOUND
cin5unebmen begnut. lit i'd on einer
IerihiebuHg, mo mem S9item be-
fano iid in eincm aqqemeiHen bercb-
gefommenen 3uitauoe. Cd bati,
Sopipe6 cine @ohe lang ruo meiH
arcuB i6ner3te mid oerartig, od5,
menn if mid uieocrbellgte, i'd itwer
mid micoer auirihtcn tomtte Nteinc
Shmeiter lag franf I'M Bette 5lpci
Wtonate uno onftertc, aber ohne @ei.
icrlmg. Sie Iub cine &nHou8e SSbrer
Wieoi5iu mO Deriud)te lie uno iic
muroe beiier. Sic er5abIte mir, mas
oieielbe iiir lie getbnn llno ais iH
bios ,mei i5laiden Don Spoic &. gint-
bam's 9egetnble COMPOUND eiHge-
nomnen bate, begann mein Sppr
beiier 5u fiiblen. Sd ieBte ibren 8e'
braud tort uno it bin nun frei oon
oieien Qeioeu." - iSrau g. s. 8 No
nan 81. s. .. /, 9Inamoiu, Soma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

Wuiifballe einsn Rsinsrtrag bon
$3092.64 erseben babe. gbenTo t6eils
te Der 8oritanb ben Witglisbern nit,
bab hef4loisn iporben fei, bas biess
idbrise 9lnniperfariumsfeit am Conn
tag, ben %. Suni, abSubaltsn. I'm
8Orbereitunssn fir busfslbs gu tr.fs
fen fperben bic 8oritanbsmitalieber
am Sonntag, ben %. Rui, in Der
Qnitalt cine 8erfammlung dbbalten.
Der Getretdr beri6tste, bag bic
MitgIieoer i5reb. 9urbrint, 1851
aOHutb; 5ruut &orte, 1853 Rittens
boufe; g. gsrnongsr, 1877 Racs
Strabe; Dm. S6pem6erger, 2909
@lenbora aDenus; Wm. Mentbuus,
534 Oft 2ibertp Strubs. geItorben
finb. cSm llebrigen famen nur Rous
tinegef4dfte CUR Grlebisung.
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gterblihfe itsberibt.

Carrie @iGiams, 80, 1926 gr.m.n
Str, RierenleibeH.
Gsna Melabio, 90, 1910 Central
Qpe., 3uderru6r.
Oabe pittOn, SO, Wtibdetopn, O.,
Snqueit in S4pebe.
Sba g. Rsp, 40, 4330, Rormonbp,
grih0pfung.
Sop5ia Qusrnsr, SO, Methubiit
5oms, SdpGde.
2lnna ROB, 56, 2754 Di[iams
glpe., grI60pfuns.
Trant Gidter, Al, Gid Run Gpenue,
Rierenleiben.
Catherine sseriRg, "a, 2254 5lora
Str, Risrenleissn.
TelDiae qupns. 81, 1924 RapStr,,
Risrsnleiben.
Games sberibdu, SO, 1860 @ilitad
Str, aitbmu.
2aprenee Shonoft, IA, PIP Sit
Clifton @pe., Appendicitis.
9eprge u. Bauer, 80, 1882 WuHds
huIetts 2lDe., 2sberoerbGrtung.
Gilbert 5. psters, 20, 219 WdSe
Str, i0er3leiben.
Glisabet6 Stelpart, 2, % Sit 9.
Ctr, aunsenent5iinbung.
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Sbeftrr Narf.
gSie Oaiclbir Der Wiiittcrtag bcobadJtet
uuroe.

SIN gbeiter part fpurbe geitern Der
Wiiittertaq ebenialls bepbahtet. Miits
ter, bic orei ober mebr &inoer mits
trahten, batten nit ibrer geiammten
gegleitung freien Gintritt.- 103 Miits
ter batten ppn DieIer anertenneHsDcrs
then @inri6tung RuBen uno ibre 416
&inber Elm t0itli6es Yerguiigen. 5rdu
Sucob GunitI6, 4152 Chambers Str,
fam nit a6t ibrer nsun 8inber, mil
ben jiingIten 3piGingeu i'm 9lltsr bon
16 Wlonaten uro bem dltsItsn 3nile
Iirgspdar i'm QIter Don 10 Sabren.
Der 5rau tpurbe fir tbren 9elosn=
mutb Der Waiitterpreis 5ugeiproden.
Die Slubbuussdite puroen nit elmer
Relte beinentt.
8as ungemein belize Wettsr bate
geitern bic geiu9er in S9oursn nadb
bem beliebten 9ergniigungslotal ges
lodt. Bon oem getpalttgen Seiu6 crz
bdlt man cine 4hnung, oab abihdss
ungspeiIe 240O junge 2eute ben BAR
tettboben i'm sanSiadl belebten.
QsbnIi6 fart mar Der 9lnbrang am
YabeItranp, Die 8eIuasr nubmen Die
Yergniisungsgelegenbeiten pabr uno
2beoter, &on5ertitanb ufp. biIbetsu
Die 9lttrdttion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Rleime Esliseiaahr ridstem.

= Sergeont Sirgan rnb bic 9oli>
siitsn 9uiam, Weler uno Srin,mel
unternahmen geitern gOrmittag cine
Ro3sia uuf Elm SIublptal an Der
7Sront uno 2ublpD Strabe unb pere
bafteten gelIon 0rdbmonu, Der uls
ShanttelIner fungirte, peeen @srs
IeBung bes 2iSerseeietes. @benio fies
len ben 9eamteu 16 6Gb6en Bier,
sine 8ierpurpe unb mebrere FloI6en
Wbisten in Die 6dnbe, bic Iie beute
Dor Dem 9Oli5eigeriht aIs 9elpeismas
tertdI 81 benuben gebenten.
- Der 38iG6rige Frant M2c9opan
BON 0sp grunspid, q. g., Elm
3irtusarbeiter, puroe seiteru 9prmit=
tag pGbrenp 9tsputs nrn bem Dor
mann 6drrp Smsolen nit eiusm eiiers
nsu Solben gu gooen geidIdgen unb
mubte bebufs dr3tIiter gebonblun9
uad oem StdbtboipitGI aebro4t fpers
ben. Smeolep ipurbe unter Der Qlns
tIuge bes tbdtlideu g(ngriffs einge.
fperrt.
Die 9oIi3ei ruroe geFtern ers
Tuft auf ben 33jdbrigen Shontteds
ner Qrtbur Is. Sold, oon 4040 6as
milton Ibenue gu Fabnben, Der einils
,3eit porber aus Der SrrGnauftalt in
2Ongoierp entIprungen 1T.
Mpron Barbour, 3445 @ine
StraBe, uno 9eorae 6arspsa, 1923
6arrooo 2tpenue, biiBten aeiiern ihre
Soro Qlutos Elm. Tieiel6en puroen
ihnen an Der 9ierteu unb @alnut
Strabe reip. an Der 9enpsr Cane
unb Curtis Strabe. mo tie oieiet6en
uubepudt batten iteben laIen, seftobs
len.
5o6u Suqipan unb Spispb
RoB. bic i'm 6auie Ro. 116 Oit 9.
Stsabe sufammen Elm 3immer be-
ppbnen. ipurber I'm cine llbr, fotpie
$11.50 in gdar beitobIen.
6reo. 5oBtsr. 1915 GoIeraiu
9(psrue, biibte infoIge bes uners
ruiinidtsn 9efuhs zines S6Iei6biebs
ShmudIaheu i'm Dsrtbe pon $25.
iotpis $40 IN 8aar Elm.
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Nrm8linS Bros. einge'
frpHen.
3iuei 3iige mofbiG nm aiiaitler nab
1bieriammluns 81 bef0rberH.
!Sente iinbeu Die @Oriteannsen in
Gmmminsoille itatt.

GeItern traf Der beriibnte Sting.
Iina Bros. 3irfus, elmer Der
grobten Der @eIt nenrr nid)t iiber.
hnupt Der grobte, nlif 5lpei 3iigelt in
Cincinnati elm, lno man iiebt ben
beriprodenen 2eiihtngen NIT Der ge.
ipannteiten erIuartitng entgegen.
Ger 2irfus5diiber bat ieinen 9teiS,
ieine gln5ieb,mgstrait mrf Die
@ienif6eit nod nifJt cingebiiBt, bas
@eGeininiBpolle, gepaart nit gemun-
berung fiir bic 5dbe Wusfel., ,9ereit.
| idaft" nnb bic forperlide 0urfbil.
olmg bdIt Oft unb Sung @ann uub
5rau geianaen, pie es onr 100 Sab
rem Der Icll gclpcien lit. unb ipie cs
imnter icin miro, Oh es iih MN nm
Guropa ODER 2lmerifn banSelt. llno
pcnn iib Elm 8irfns BON einem @elt-
mi nnbt ipie oerlenige Der @cbriiOer
9lingIing. bmn lit Die Spannrng
mud ourf0us bcred)ti1t, gnrantirt
oodl Der Same olleiu fir 2eiitltngen,
ipie Tie eben ionit ME nlii Der @elt ge.
3cigt mer6en INC Ole Id)on ans ipcrt.
lidjcn @riinoeH 6eim algemeinen
9nblitim bobes Tditcreiie iinoen.
9iinaling Bros. merOen bellte lire
gorlteIlungen in GunminsoIae
eeten.
9ii Sclrptattrnttion oiirite Die oe'
pnliige 1Smltomine Cinderella"
biIoer, in peldjer mebr ols 1850 Der.
i,nen. cine llnmcnge gieroe unb an.
Sere Sbiere mitpirfen uno in beln
5abQoie farbenprdftige, feenbaite
ftaoitiime ge5eiDt Ueroen. 9ieier g(ft
allein Iobnt Den 9eill6 oes 3irfus
tauienomnl. giid,t ipeniGer interei.
iant oiiriten ober 6ie 8orfiihrungen
Der oielen anberen &iinitler fem, IN
erIter Sinie Die 6cs fleinen SrGulem
2eibeI. Der flciriten ino gIeidseitia
GroBten 9uitifiiierii Der gSelt.
Glein an GeitaIt uno groB eli
aonncn. 9ie jrnge 0onte, ole aus
Trag in 8oGmen itanlmt un6 meui'
ger ais 100 Giuno piegt, bdnat ii6
nit elmer Sano al bas Seil uno
n1adt 6onnf @uoIutioneu itno ionitigc
Sunititiide, oob bas Bu6lifum iiber
Die Strait uno Rphenoigfeit, Die IN
Sem biibid)en fleinen a6rperfen
pobrcn, erItdlint iein nuB. Gieier
iln@n, crit is 2en3e 3dbIenoer To.
me, itIirten iidl cine Ylenge nnberer
herborragenoer &initlcr an. Die Iib
ale auf ibrem ipe3ielen Bebieten ei.
mes @eItrltTcs erfreuen Die ouf5u-
sdbIen uno 81 beidJreiber nber ein
Iing Der llnrlogliffeit lit Gs ul6qe
mr. nod Suraltf hiugemieien Der6en,
oab oieicr Sirius au6 ipegen ieiner
rcihGoltiQer Lbieriammllng beriibiat
iii, unter 0enen Die gleiailten 6en CT.
item Ilat einuehmeu. Gann iii aud,
elm gliic ga, ser es an Sntelliael5 NIT
iebr bielen Menihen aufnebmen
FAM imb pieIe iogar 6arin iibertref.
FEN mag. Gicier slife, Der iib Con-
G. ncnut un6 BEN Rang zines @apt'
tdns bat, beiffaftigt iidb nit 9orIie6a
nit cen @iiieuifafter Der Gleftrif
intS Mothcmatlf, in benen er es 81:
cnier bentertcnspcrtben Sertigfeit &C.
braft bot. 9lber man fam eben bar
iitcr nidlt idreibeu, man mulf, Oas
alles ietett, uno 6oher rpoaen mir I'm.
ieren 2cier,l nidlt Die iSrelibe 0es @e'
nldies portDeg nebmen.
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Gbe' '@rlaubmifiHeime.

IGliffprb pidsns, %, 1928 Sprins
I 9rOpe 9tpe.
lWargaret SommerfeIb, 19, 51e
Ri6mono Str.
ygei6ael 5arrall, "a, 3O5 Gin Cir
t2ucp ROma, II, bessl.
Issobn e. Sastiu, 28, 5611 9lsnolelr
I Qpenue.
iSrene 6. 5. qintertou. IS, Oesgl
I9eorse 6. Npsrs, %, 723 Weit Z
( Strabs.
lGlorence 2eture, %, 1890 Oit 5roni
Strdbe.
lG,eorse $. SuBi, "a. qea6 9rpoe, 8.
laatie Siebert, "a. 9roesbet, 8.
y5reb. 6. StparB, "a, SnbianupOlis
lMurle Come, 20, s. unb Gutter Str
IWsurtin Saler, %, 8O7 Baoe Ctr
lgeatrice 80. Mcgurnes, "a, 1856
9ine Str.
IgBinium aisOster, 20, 1881 sroab-
tpap.
iSuittue grutert, %, 1927 @ert 9tb
lart6ur waai6ls, 26, 223S 5Iora ADe
lGrancss 6eib, 26, 260 @eit Wlc.
Wiiden glpe.
JgBiaiam .. Pancoaft. %, Salem
I Bite.
laouiie S6mis, %, 373S 2iitun ap,
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9. 4. aeitbs s6eater.

Die bier @ebriiber Marr sdItiren
bisfe Do6e in 3. 3. aeitbs Tpedtsr
unb lie perSen bas luitiss Stiid
.Some again" sur Oarteluns brin,
gen. Der aisSeriomponiTt Soiepb 9,
Sotparb iritt nit Gtblpn grart auf,
bic feline aisbsr iinst. Der aomi.er
Waltsr groper. Grunces Ro,bitrpm
unb Wm. pintbam in I'm prons1.
Der @eianeatomitsr III Sbapne, Butt
unb Self uno psri9iebsne anbere In.
tsrsEants Rummern perpolIitdnbissn
bds prosramm.
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Clifton .seisbts @eiansSereiH.

Die Singer bon Clifton Seiebts
peranitalten Sonntag. 81. Wai. eis
nsn alusflts ins G,riine. Das 3i,l lit
Gbas. S4mibts etobIihement. pels
DIES 5psieinbalb Sqoare binter b.r
Marfap 9tpenue Sirabsnbobn liest.
Der 2tbuari9 erfoist I'M s llbr Mprs
gems BON Der 9srsinsbaIIs.
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SOft nud Seutid,lanO NIB ceier'
reid.

0i. folsenbsn Dampfer iperbsn gOii
na9 Oeuti6lanb uno Seiterrei9sl I'm
edrn kf6rbern:
Oscar H., 18. Dlai bon Rem
Yort.
.9pnsensforb", 20. Wai bon Rer
Yort.
POitia&en miiiien minbeitens SDei
Gage Dor3er bier auf bic pOit sese6en
Iperben.
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Saie.SaH.
3iueiter Sieg Der yCnafer" iiber bic
ygiebs" geitern.

gu benz geitrigen 5lpeiten Spiele
Der Serie 5tuii6en inieren ,Reos"
uno Den Pbilabelpbiaer ,Guafers /"
i'm &eolano NieIo batten iib iiber
10000 3ui6auer eiugefunoen. 9lls
gatterie fiir Cincinnati iungirten
S6leit6erer S6neioer unO Sanger
@ingo gegen 9enoer begin. ailliier
fiir Die 8egner. Sfneioer puroe i'm
10. 8onge oltrd S6ulj abgel0it
mGbren3 genoer bis 5um Guoe ots
Samples auf Ieiuen Eoiten uerblicb.
geioe aelmer ma6ten ie If Ireifer
uno bic oReos" MIR einen 6ebler ge.
gen brei Der Begner. 5er5og mar
infer better Shldaer nit 3 Qreiiern;
Gbaie ii6erte einen Oreibaiigen rno
Seal cinen alpeibaiigen 3reiier
slui unierer Seite pur6en = SreipGiie
3ur eriien 9oie peridenft (9egen
spei Eno ebeniaGS 5rpei 2uftfG6ler
5ur 9anf gefanbt (gegen einer). @p'
ron mo Gliialcp naren oie SGieos'
ridlter. Ies 2ebteren Gntiheiolingen
perbaIien ben .Gudfers" gum steg.
Heiultat Der geftrtgen
a y, n
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@eidlaftslente Der 5. strake.

Die Weit iytftb Street suiineB
Men's Improvement 9lii. bat am
Dienitas Mittas SieIer Do9e Der
iammIung nsbit aundeun i'm 9runo
6otel. Gs lit Der 3tped Der @ersiniz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

gung, bic Deit 5iinfte Strabs Snr
reinli4iten unb anfebnli9Iten StruBc
81 MAIDEN.
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Seute Rodmittng brittes Spiel
Der Serie 5tpiiheu .Reo5" uno gGua.
fers" I'M Reblano 5ielo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
BULL WILL DRAFT
Il. X. AS CANDIDATE

New York, May S.-According to in
formation, which came last night from
inner circles of the Progressive party. {
group of influential Bull Nose leaders
will take steps this week to compel
Colonel Roosevelt to head a third party
ticket unless he receives tho republican
nomination for president. From all az
counts the colonel 50 far has received all
proposals looking to repetition of the
adventure of 1872 with an air of luke
warmness or outright hostility.
George w. Perkins, executive chair
man Of the progressive national COM
mittce, has called meeting of the Bun
Moose executive committee for next
Wednesday at progressive national head
quarters in this city As a result of the
meeting it is expected that the colonel
will be told in an official way and even
more blunty than he has been told al
ready by individual Bull Moose leaders
who have called upon him at Oyster I}a :
that H. must run. republican support or
no republican support. Should the colonel
turn them down. there are some Bun
Moose leaders won say they feel strongly
enough upon the subject to see TO it that
the colonel is nominated anyhow i'll the
Bull Moose convention. which will he held
in Chicago while the republican national!
convention meets in that city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
MAY NOT MENTION
T. X. AT CHICAGO
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Convention. However.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
France Loses 40 Officers and L.
$50 Soldiers in Action North
west of Verdun, According to
Berlin Report.
COMMANDMENTS CONTINUE
Allied Front in France Has Been
Strengthened by Australian
and New Zealand Troops
Russians Compel Turks to
Withdraw in Asia Minor.

London, May S-An entire system Of
trenches on the northern slope of hill
@H, northwest of Verdun has been cap
tured by the Germans, according to
Berlin, and the French in the fighting
suffered extraordinarily heavy casual
ties. In addition A. officers and 1880
soldiers We're made prisoners.
Paris reports that to the east Of the
hill the Germans We're driven from n
communication trench which they pre-
vioualy had penetrated and that to the
west of tho hill, German assault
against French positions at hill 2N7 was
put down 10y the French fire.
\ heavy Commandment is in progress
against the Avocourt wood and the en-
tire region of hill 3oi. while east Of
Verdun in tho WoeVre the artillery ac-
tivity continues vigorous. Around the
Thiamont farm south of Nerdun a
French attack broke down and 800 men
were made prisoners.
The Germans on the Russian front
launched an offense south of Illukst
against the Russians. but met with no
success. Mine lighting and lombard
mcnts continue at various points along
this line In Galicia. northwest of Tar
nopol, the Russians captured a mine
crater from the TeutonS.
In tho fighting in Asia Minor the
Russians have compelled the Turks to
withdraw from their entire first line
trenches in the region of Erzingan.
Attacks by the Austrians against the
Italians in the Narmolada. Falzarcgo
and other sectors were repulScl. The
bombardmcnt in the Adamello region
continues, Here the Italians have de-
stroycd an Austrian defense work on
Col Topete.
The Turkish cruiser Breslau is reported
by pctrograd to have bonn arded Eupa-
toria. in the Crimea. The town is de-
scribcd as an unfortifed health station.
The entente allied front in France has
been Streng thened by the arrival of Aus
tralan and New Zealand troops, who
have taken over a portion Of the front
Four more leaders in the Irish reVolu-
ton have been executed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
MAKES BIG MEMBERSHIP GAIN
State Council. knights of Columbus,
Has Busy Closing Days. VI. Dris-
coll Elected state Deputy.

st. Adams, May To-day the clos
ing one OF tho annual convention Of the
Vermont State Council, knights of
Columbus, was occupied with the cele-
hration of mass at St. Marys Church,
the convention proper. automobile trips
for the visiting ladies and ball at
the city han Tonight. The headquarters
of the convention We're AT the American
House. THIS is the third time the state
convention has been held in St Adams.
ON the occasion of the first meeting
here, February >. 1890, the membership
WAS 595, on its second visit, May >,
l9D5 the total membership was 1909,
while to-day the membership is ,G52.
The celebrant of the mass this morn
ing was the Rev. W. II. Cassidy of st.
Mary's Cathedral, Burlington, and the
sermon was preached by the Rev j. NJ.
Kennedy of Ilardwick. The Ri Rev.
j, j. Rice of Burlin ston was present
and at tho close of the sermon he en-
tered the sanctuary and addressed the
knights briefly. over $50 knights at
tondc.
At The business session this morning
held at the city hall the report of the
state secretary showed "A gain of 2i3 In
membership, one of the largest gains in
the history Of the order in this State
The membership is composed of al IN
surancc and Len associate, total Of
1857. a healthy financial standing was
shown with a balance on hand May
of S1i9S,S5. The total increase by the
supreme council is ne-rly six per cent.
while the increase in the Vermont
jurisdiction is Il per cent
There were about 2o0 visitors present
q delegates from the II councils of the
state, every one being represented, and
the six State officers. Besides thos,
| clergymen already mentioned there were
present the Rev, T. T.. Boivn of St
| Adams Bay and the Rev. Robert Dewey
| of Waterbury. Three past state depu
! ties attended, viz. Thomas Magncr anc
| J.. T.. McAuline Of Burlington and Jane,
Cosgrove of ST. Johnsbury.
| Action in the reports of the Variou,
committees was taken at the meeting
| this afternoon. This included that %
the nominating committee and resulte,
in the election of the following officers
| State deputy stephen NJ. Driscoll o
St Adams; state secretary, l.. j. How
ard of Bellows Falls; state treasurer
~ G., Moore of Barre; state warden
John t.. Smith of Rutland; state adVo
cate, Il. j. Malcahy of IIardwci: dele
gates To national convention at Daven
| port, Iowa. Deputy pHsColl and Pas
| state Deputy g. +, Mann of Brattle
| boro alternates, Frank T.. Grace o
| FAIR Haven and II. j. Prendergast O
| Bennington
1t was voted to hold the next annua
convention in Bellows Falls the secon'