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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
Die britiihe Wilitdrs
Sprlase
Dom ltnterbaus nit 383 gesen 36
Stimmen ongenommen.

2Onbon, "A. sSanuar. Die brit
Itii9e WlilitdrDorluse tpurDs am Mon,
tag pom untsr1aus in britter 2efung
nit 383 gegeH 36 Stimmen ansenoms
men.
Die 8orlage tpurbe bonn lofort
benz Sber9aus sugei4idt, ND iie nod
5ur eriten 2eiuns fam. Die Speite
aeIung finbet am Wlittpocb fatt uno
bic Seiiion bes qurlaments pirO
pa6ri4einIia am Greitos Elm @noe
errei9en.
Die sbatfu6e. bab bic Miuorttdt
gegen Die 8orlage nur nu9 elm Srit'
tel 10 grob mar, tpie BEL Der eriten 2es
Jung, pirb Elm triumph fir ben 9rea
mier 2lsquttb unb fir 2ln6retp 9onar
2ano anseIeben, Der bic 8orlnee III
!9Gnben bate, unb tpenn audi bic
S6luBbebotte ben 9etpeis lieferte, baB
Diele 9trbeiter ReprdIeutanten DON
ibrem @erbadt ni9t gebeiIt Ttnb, uns
terliegt es oo6 teinem 3petfel, ouB
bic SppDiitipn gegen bic gorInge felt
ihrer ginrei4ung eun3 bebetlteub abs
Igenommen bat, unb bic Sttmmung
beg 2ances tart auf Seiten Der Jtes
gierung 1T.
@ ie er cine ergItf d o
g sc feit g END geIt.
@cnbo n, %. Syaruar. Sic @gen.
ten beS idnpe6iiAen Samplers
,Strdboln1", Der jest einen SbeiL
ieiner 6radt fir bas %riiengeritt ii
9iDerpool lol6t, Iteuen in 9lbreoe,
oab @lipfer IN Sfrnal5feiieIn ooer
8ritpofete, bie8uuurli erttbieIten, on
gcro oes 9anLpfers gefunoen poroen
Ieiea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25

il6tslos fein mub unb ni6t ben ses
ringiten 3psd bdben fam.
Die 5Iugnai9tnen ipielen cine inn
mer pi6tiesrs RoIle in Oisfsm aries.
Wd5rer0 oIs 5olse ber lInguNit Der
Whitening Die &dmpfe an ben msiitsn
5routen sinsd6rGntt iperoeu miiHn,
enttDideIn bic GlusSeuss iiberan srOBs
Sbdtigteit. 9eiltibe GfnsmaidineH
iinb abernnIs ii6er Doper sri9iensn,
nadoem iis am q. unb 20. SaHuur in
SpDer ullo Der in Der 9abe seIsgsusu
Stabt Sousba1n betra5tli6eu S4as
ben NIT i6ren gombsn aueeri9tet bat'
Ten. au9 an Der britii9sfrans0iii4eu
Syrrnt finben fortpdbrenb 5lisgers
tdmpfe ftdtt unb I'm Orient iiHb Wtas
naitir, @icoseli uHo anoere plGbs an
ber sriedii9en SrsHss, bic ii4 IN ben
5dnbsa Der Werbiinbsten befiuben. bon
frarB0Fideu TIies,rH bOmbarSirt
poroeH.
On her ruFHdn Jront bat iit
ni4ts @i9iisss srsigRst unS an Der
Dffrrrsidiid- d-itaIisniiaeu Grout finbeu
"A
mir bic iibIiGen @rtilLsriegefe4te ftatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
;den Srlipperi, Die iiber bic albaliide
@ren5e esmgen iDaren Sfiitari ai'
erreiteiL mo iie ii9 ben WSontene'
griner anifIoiien.
Mrtiaeriesefe@te ,,t,h Glie'
gerfdutpfe
Sinben abaal an bu wetliaeu
Gront itatt.
Gie stnsrifie Der SentidDm Slieger
anf Gspsr nnS Sonsbam an Der
ensIiideu aiiite iuareu iebr
erfOlsreid),

Berlin, "a. Sa,ular. auf brabt'
biem @ege nnd SapDille, q. y. Gie
folsenoe offiaieIle @etannimaduns
iiter bic greigniiie mif bm Rriegs.
iaoilpIas tplroe am weontae BON Der
SberIten SeeresIeitinle erLaiien:
sBeItlider &rieg5ifmlpIaB: es
boben bort beftise Grtiaeriegele&te
un6 aGntpie SlpiifDen GcropIaneI
itaitgcfmoen. @hi feinoIbes GIieser.
aeldppaopr bat Wses boulburcirt, no
goni5em auf bas biidoiIihe 9alais
rno alti elm Smis i'm Sole beS SO.
jpitaIs nieoerfielen. SiDet Gtpiliten
purben set0btet rrlo aHt Dsrin'ntoet.
Gin irinolifer aeropIan tpuroe bsr'
ultpreeIdoiien inio bic Satiaiien Dar'
BEN aefmgen gelouunen.
,,DelltiGe apiatifer baben Giien.
iabnitationen ,uiS gsiIitdr. Gtabliiie.
merits 5iilter Der feir,bIiden Groti
bombar6irt. Sn mebrereH Sieler
adntpfe bebieIten bic Sertihm Sie
Sberbano.
,SeitIi6er RriegsidmtpIat: Deiit'
lt,e slrtiaerie bot eiren riIiiii6en Gi'
ienbafrBilg norbIib Don Smabnrs
IN grarlS geitpiien
gnIfnn.ariegsid Gin feinc'
Iidcs SIiesergeidnpader, Sas BON
srie4iiden @ebiet faul, bot wsonaitir
5umbaroirt. Gs tpurbe cine andabl
Ginipobner getootet rno perfpilnSet. /"
Gas Se,itfhe Marireutiniiterium
bat eas SoIsalSe iiber BEN 6lieser'
.ansriff aif Die eMgIiidle aiiite per6f'
ientIift:
rSn Der Nadt bonn %. sint %,
snnuar bat ein Seiititer wtarine'
aeroplan ben gabmbof Die aaiernt
umo bic Gods bon DUper nit 9on'
ben belegt."
Cine ipdter beeoffcntIibte ge'
fanrtHad)itns oes Wsarinc.D Dcpurte'
ments Iailiet: r3ipei oeiitide Ra'
rine-aleropIane beIeeen ON %. Sa.
nuGr bic GIueseug3s 3sdu,ppen in
Soiigtarn ipeitIi9 BON DOuer, mii
gomtcn. Yaebrere grose 5eiier sra.
rem bemerfbes,
@Dhipaifer in 1isris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
Sn Stlbanien
Dringsn bic Ssiterrsi4sr unS gulgas
rem ihnea Dor.
sic biirften binnsn &ur3em bic aiiit;
Der @oria errsi9en.

Paris. "a. San. - Der Sorrsz
ipoHbent Der !9aOas 2(sentur bri6tet
aus SaIoniti, oab am Sonntdg bic
Stdbt ROnaitir, in MauaeoOnien, DOn
45 frans0iI6en aerOplanen bombars
otrt iuOroen lei. Der an Der Stab.
angsiteats S4ubn ioa siem!i9 beOsu=
terb iein.
Ser aorrsipOHbent fiist AUDI bin5u
oab bas italieHiid3e grpeoitiuustprps
in albanieH binneu Sur5em angssrifs
zen perosn tDiirbe. guIgarifde Srups
pen, bic 5ufdmmen nit ben Seiterrei>
hsru bic albanii6e Stdot 9erat einges
nommeH baben, i0Ieu uaf 4plDna
porriiden. tpeI6e SafeHitabt DON ben
Stalisnsrn beisst 1T. Seiterreidii4e
5ruppsn iolIsu AUDI segen 0rrus5O
oprriiden, Do giIaab pai9a nit ieis
neu aIbaniIden Sruppsn beabiibtigt
WiberitaHD ;u leiiteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
@phiuaifer in 1i8ris
Ra DIT Sruppenbenesungsn
sa aanb tn Meiopota.
mfeu unm1dfth

aonbon. "a. San. - General
Sir percp 2ats, Der Obsrtomman,
beur Der britiften aruppsn in MsT0.
potamien. bat ben foIsrlben geriai
iibvr bic Gage bcrtielbft isIssrapbirt:
~WdbreHb Der lebtsn "a GiunSsn iii
Der Sisris bel 8utsGlsglmara I'm iis.
BEN SUB ssitisgsu, mas ale Sruppsn.
bstpeusnsen aitf bem 2auo urun5sIif
nladt.
~slm %. Sannar fanb ein sipei
Stunben LANCER @afienitiaitanb itait.
oamit bic Sobten auIammengsIudi
unb beerbigt iperbsn tornien.
rGtnsral 1Onnsbenb nsIbtt Don
RutsGIs salnrara. baS sr sur Geniiss
NIT Wcrrdtbm perfebei fei anb bab
fsins Srlippen ieins tpeitsreu admpfs
~ bsisbm basieuss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
1ie grauereien IN 9eras
Wegen @erIetuug ber Qrs
ii Sruit 9efeBe bes
Stuatesiu IN f9Dere
Gtrnfe oenom m m.

SuIpbur Springs, Ser,
"a. San. - SSn bem Yrp5eiIe, tpel9en
Der Stuatsaupalt gegen bic Braues
reien pegen angebli9er 8erleBung
Der glntis5ruit 9eYebe bes Studtes
ungeitrengt bate, fam es 81 etnem
Iebereintommeu, trait fpel6em ale
nit gtusnubme ber Dallas Sreptng
60. Yfulbig pIdbirten. Sie ertlGra
ten iia bereit, cine Strufe BON 276,s
900 Dollars in 8aufb unb Sogen
su sa6len, Ierner ale lIrtciten uno
einen GinbdIts6sfebl ansuertennen,
Der ne burdn perbinbert, IN Der Gus
tunFt bic glnti Srrrft SefeBe Su per'
Ieben unb gu poltttIdeu Sdnpognea
fpnps bet5uiteuerrL
@te DdlIds gretptng Gp. triro uuf
einem @fGuorenen grusef heiteber,
Der rpahrf6sinli3 in ndhiter Wo4e
heeinnen pirb. Ser GnDart Der
grauerei iast, buB Der TaII epentl.
Biz ans Sberbunbesgeritt gehen
iutro.
Die feds 9rduereter. fpelfe oas
llebereintpmmen nit ben Studtsbe'
bDrben aetroffen, Ttnb: Serus Sreps
ina Co., Sort 8ortb; Gan gntonio
grefping gtF'r., Gan 9lntouio; Zone
Star 9retpino Co., San Intorto;
9(merican 8relpiro 9tF'n., SpuIfon;
Soiifpn See unb greiptng 60. unb
@oloeffpn 8retpiug 60, SdIpeiton.
@eeen bic 9rduereieH mar bic YIN.
tlnes Der 8erT9pSrung Bel Der prets'
befftmmuns bes giers uro 9luftbst'
lung bes Serrttoriums unter fi4 ans
b6neia eemdft tpprben. Sie fpurs
BEN ferner beT6uloigt tn ben leBter
8 Sabren 81 10000 per Sabr gfuH.
melt su bdbcn, ur fiji tduierbe BON
mG1lern bieDablFeuer beaoblt an hd'
ben. b1mtt Re seseu grpbibittDn fiuls
men tountsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
Nyfpntenesrp bDaitdnbig
erptert.
Sasit bis4nii3t Der gsrs
liner 3eitunqen.

l1Her SeI1u u II g EN-
Berlin "a. San. = lleber 2ons
bon. - Sie ursiiteu 8erIirer 3eituns
gen beipraaen am Wontag an Ieitens
Der Sislle bas @eriiat. bab bas Gries
SsnsgeIu9 NlOntsuesros mn eiue Gilt
sstpsIen lei, um 3eit 5u gsrpiuneH,
in Der ss isine miIitdriide Gage Der'
beIsrn tSnnts. 9ieis Geriidte itams
men ale aus iialienii3en AusIlen unb
bic bieiign 3situnssn i4euten tbnen
teinen 9tauben.
gs pirb ertldrt, bab man Der sdnss
li9en untItprfung Wipntsnegros teine
su grpbe @i6tigtsit beilegen burfe,
bod, ift ss pcn einiser @idtiststt, puB,
ipie aug @iener MeDouneen bsrppra
aebt, nttt nur bic montsnegrinii6n,
ionbern audi bic ierbiiasn 1ruppen
ibnen entlpaffnet pernen. SIe SerIl'
ner 8situnS.n iommn gu bsm S4lub,
Sab Sas aDuisrsid Teontenssro pol'
ftdnbia erobtrt tporosn IN urb als iol'
fes, porlGufis psnigitsnS. dnfgsbOrt
bat. gu srriitiren.
on Der net
Ii6er 6ront.
9onbon "a. sSanuor. SnrolS
Is. Remnant, Ger porInmertartibt
| Neutrality-suspicious., nertiiubete @ion
tag 9odnlittna ir ll,terbauie, oat
| in Dem IeBten A @od]en 13 brittiht
uno 8 oSer 10 Seutife gIeroplane ar
Der meitliden sSror,t berlittergelhol
len rporoen ieien.
I0oper pteber aus oe,
9uft angesriffen.
2on6on, %. s5nrti,ur. Gin bent
ifer gcropIan flibr @eorttag 9ead'
lnittog 4 llbr iber Douer bollin. Gin
SlbcnSs cer6ffentIidte Irrfiirloi1imt
beiaot, bab fdurmtIid,e abusbr'Sarto'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
ariessiberFHt.

Gonbon, "a. San. - Die Be
ieBuns DON Stutari isitens Der OeIiers
rei4er f9eint bic friiberen afngaben gu
beitatiseH bab CUR 3eit teins llntsrs
banblunsen 5ipiiden Seiterrei9s lin
sarn anb yapnteHsgro i'm @anss iinb.
Sepei6en aus gBisn ipieberbolsn,
oab an teine unterbdnolungen geba9t
fperbeu Tonne, Biz ale MoRtenegrin1
ibrs @affeH nisberselssi baben, bi.
Gage III aber 70 unfair, baB eorb Ro.
bert eGiI. Der lInterieiretdr bss aus.
ipdrtigen qmtes Ddbrenb bes sages
tm'Interbaus suseiteben mubts, baB
bte RssieruHs teins Suforinotion iiber
Die iesise Gage Der 0inse babe.
StaIisnii9en geridten sufoIge ion
Siutari mad elmer beiperatsn S9Iadt,
bic siDei Gage seoauert bat, bsIebi
tpor0eu fem uub nadbm bic Uepntss
Hesriner ibrew Iestsn erergiiden Wi.
beritanS auf benz garabOfb Berg, BEL
Stutari. s.Isiftet. Die offiStsnen
Wisner geri4te fassn aber seim Mort
iiber iol9e aampfe, bic sipii4eu
Oeiterrei4ern unb Wtontenegrinsrn
itattsefunben BADEN unb es 1T aud
fpdbriaetnlid, hab teine iiattgeiunben
baben, benn bic Ssftsrrei9sr befinbm
iia I'm 8eiib fait Der san3en artillerie
Der Wtontenesriner unb nnter bisIen
umitdnoen mar. es bsinabe SDabeit,
ipenn bic SnfaHteris allsiH bsrIudsn
ioute einem ipeit iiberlegenen Gegner
Stanb gu balteu. aa9 tpirb in BEN
offiaisaen Misrnsr geridt seiasi, Dab
.mebrere tauienb Serben, bic bic Gar
niion bon Stutari biIbeten", iit in
iibIi4sr Ri@tuns suriids.sosen bdts
ten. Don Montensgrinsrn purbe ni1ts
sefust.
Die Seiterreider befinben ii9 isst
I'M 9eiis alIer bauptiddli5en Srts
nnb 5dftn in Ronttusro unb MN
aud Der sr0bten unb ipi4tisftsn Sans
basiiabt bon Mfbauien.
Der llmitanb. baB Der aSnis Don
WOnienesrO auf Der Reiis naa apOa,
mo- iid benefits fsinr Genablin NIT ihs
rem stpei s5dtrn befinbet, In Rom
ang.iOmmsn III, id.tnt gu bsitGtisen.
bob er polIfiGnbis tapitulirt unb nidt,
pis bic italieHiihen 3situngsn bebaups
ten bic albiiat BAT, bis gum enbt'
gu sGmpfei.
aus SaIoniti tpirb gemelbet, bob
bic SeIierrsiher unb guIsaren fhn.a
bas iiiblihe Qtlbanien bur4brinsen
unb auf slDIona unS Gurusso anInar'
fdirsn. Dis erfters Safsufiabt 1T bon
Stdlienern unb bic lsbttre Don albas
Hsrn untsr GiIadb puida bsisbi. Dab
bic Wsrbiinbsien balb nit ben Stale.
Hern in ROnfIitt seraiben ipsrben 1T
NH 9eifimmtbeit gu ertpartsn. bod II
Is taum bentbor. baB GHaaS gaida
ss IN DurasaO auf einen Rdmpf ans
launneu Iajisu MIN. Der flr TIN oill,
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In ben absn aOnt ruben bic aampfe a edn3l abss6en
Den d6Iden arusgeisn 9o4 uebmen bic Jesertampfe
9dufgtt nb 8eoeuung sr @ud1 Wontag III psber Elm
budes Jlus5sug iber Doper e4i.nen 0 briffe Witar,
portage i'm neaus nit 383 gssen 36 Stmmn ang.nmmsn
Sie pirb DOraasFdtd nD in bier Dod bs @srasuns
Ses parIaments am Griias angsnOmmsn psrben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25
0ln@ abnis Rifolans noa
GyfpntenegrD

BefiuNtt lid mad aHou,
Grantreid uRtsrpess.
Rom, "a. San. - DIR a0nig Ri
tolaus BON Wsontsregro traf en-
Sunntaa in Rpm, Dot Srinbiii icuts
meHb, elm. bon feirsm Sohn, BEN
prin3en pstsr unb brsi Offiaisren be-
sleitst. Der a5nig. ber isin Rational'
ipftiim trug = nit ner i4par5sn
Wliibe, peibsr Sad, urb rotbsr
Sddrpe =, fab is9r ansssriffsn aus
na6 isinem eiliseu Ritt Don pdosO@
riga mad 1bsrsia uuO einer sttpas
ftiirmiI5en syabrt iibsr bas @riatiias
Waeer mad grinbiii.
Der aDnis @ittOr emanuel smpTine
feisn S4pieseroatsr am Central
babnbof in Rom. Sis fuhren m sineiI'
Mltompbil na9 SoUoia, 100 bic SOnis
ain SeIsne, NIT ibrsu Dier ainbern,
ibren Batter ertpartst.. Spdi an abenn
trdt Der aSnis bic 8sissrreiis mad
apDn, iyrantreidj, ar mo bsreits isins
eemabliu unS feline stpsi SS9tsr sin'
setroff,n iinb.
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$226,OOO
W rben Fir ben aIten W q.
rine & bIenbampfer
,sSuitin" be3dbIt

" bingtOn, .. g., "a. San.
Der alte, Der MariHe gebOrenbe &pbs
lenoampfer .SuftiH" tpurbe am Rpus
tag i'm Wfare Ssluro Utarirebaubof
an Sobn Rotbi9ilb Don San 5rans
cisco fir $4,000 pertauft. @s til
bies I'M $3.50, 900 mebr, als ous Ees
purtemeut seglalIbt, bab Der Dumpfer
pertb fei. Der bobe 9reis 1T etne
Tolge bes Mangels an Gra9tfhifFen.
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Der npOmeraaiam"
Gin briiiides Sruppsns uao wtani'
tionstransportiaiff.
aebrt in bsfdabistsm 3uitanS Rad]
Qusenstppn 5uriif.

Montreal, Canada, "a. San.
9lm Montas tpairSs bier anseiiino'gt.
tab Der 9ampfer pomsranian bon
Der glaen 2inie anf Der Gabrt pon
Nusenstpnn mad Salifdr yeins Be-
fhGbisuns Der Mai6insrie- erliitsr
babe uno uatb Queenstown suriid'
tebrs.
Die gpmsroninu, sia G&iff Don
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Die @eferrti6er oringen l6eral IN 2Aonfenesro
uno Al6anien por.
sfntar oie pidti9de Ssanotlsitapt 9(lbaniens, bic
oer &1ni9 yifo4ams 5nr @amptitaot Wontene0ros
MAIDEN wollte,

3u(ammen nit J(iCllC, po0goriba uno anocren
StdOten Oon 0en Oe(terrei6ern 6e(ebt.
Die aud wstsr i'm Sddsn suammen NIT den Bugasn d6 Hlbanen
vorri6xn.
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5iir Sbio unb BAG tpeitli6e pennS
tpl0anien: S6Ones Wetter am Oien.
Tag. @m gaittpo4 tribes unb tGb
teres Detter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-25

4241 Spnnen purbe bon bet britt
fdeu Rsgierung fir bic gefOrberung
BON canubiidsn Suppsn Inb Don
Wtuntion peripenoet.
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I'M it1 oeridnuitelt bdbett, 500 Bfer.
be auf Der Jnrm arnefttrt iirt6 ieoen
Sag % gfin0er getootet 9n6en, oeren
6leif9 er trodnen lGbt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
VALUATION HEARING SET
TO START NEXT MONDAY
Public Utilities Commission to Take
Up Case of Capital Traction
Company Then.

Hearing on the tentative valuation
established by the public utilities COM
mission on the property of the Capital
Traction Company will start Monday
morning at 10. o'clock, it was announced
today.
While the Potomac Electric Power
Company proceedings will not have
been finished by that time, the COM
mission will open UP the Capital Trac-
ton Company case now as a matter of
convenience to Charles L. Pillsbury.
engineer of the valuation bureau. and
Andrew Sangster, chief accountant.
who are engaged in work outside of
Washington Both are here giving tes-
timony in the power company hearings
and 1t is desired to get their testimony
regarding the Capital Traction Com
pany valuations before they leave tho
city. Mr.. Pillsbury will be called as tho
first witness
After their testimony has been ended
the nearing may be postponed for some
Time AT any rate, the cross-examina.
ton Will not be undertaken Immediate
~ and it will be considerably later
when the commission rests its ca SO ana
the company introduces it's own wit
nesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF CASTING VOTE BY MAIL
Exodus of Voters to the States Also
Has Begun-Expected $4,000
Will Go.

Voting for Hughes and Wilson by
mail has been begun by republicans and
democrats in Washington who have le-
gal residences in the seven western
states which have laws permitting
absentees to vote in this way.
More than fifty republicans visited the
headquarters of League of Republican
Clubs. 1412 H street northwest. yester-
day to inscribe their ballots, have them
attested by notary publics at headquar-
tiers for that purpose. and mail them off
to their city or town. The states per-
hitting votes to be cast by mail are
North Dakota. South Dakota. Wiscon-
sin, Iowa. Minnesota. Colorado and Cal
ifornia.
The exodus also of voters has be-
gun already and it is expected tina,
some 1900 voters will leave Wash
ington to go to their homes to vote
Tuesday. A.ore than 1000 have gone
already. it is said.
AT the Women's Wilson Union, 18th
and F streets it was said today tina
many democrats are availing them
selves of the privilege of casting theiI
votes by mail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
October 18 Original Date.

The date originally set for the he
ginning of the Capital Traction Com
pany valuation hearing was October
IS, but the commission was unable to
commence proceedings at that time.
Mr.. Pillsbury, who now is being
cross examined by attorneys for the
Potomac Electric Power COMPANY
probably will wind up his testimony in
this case this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. After he has testified re-
garding the Capital Traction Company
valuation the Potomac hearing will be
resumed. and DIR. E. w. Bemis, who di-
rected the valuation, probably will be
called as the next witness. 1t is ex-
pected the commission will rest its
case with DIR. Bemis' testimony, fol-
lowing which the company will intro
duce its own witnesses. There is little
proba bility, it is thought, of the power
company hearing being ended this
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
TO ENROLL MAN A DAY"
Terminal Y. M. C. A. Aiding Con.
tinental' Membership Campaign.

Vigorous support is being given by
members of the Terminal Railway
Young Mems Christian Association to
the continental membership cam
paign" being held among the railroad
T. NJ c. AS of the United States and
Canada. whereby it is hoped to secure
10000 additional members Prepare
lions are now practically completed for
the actual work of obtaining the new
members here between November IA
and "a.
The local association will endeavor to
secure 400 members to add to it's pres
ent membership of 500. The above is
calculated on the basis of an aggregate
membership of 10000 in the Railroad
Y NJ C. AS at present and the In
crease of 10000 as stated. The slogan
for the campaign is "A man day
Each worker strives to secure at least
one man each day for the ten days of
the campaign.
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Approves Loan to Mrs. Hutchins.

Justice Stafford Of the District SUI
preme Court today approved an addi-
tional loan of $4,000 out of the estate
OF Stilson Hutchins to his widow. Rose
Keeling Hutchins. This is the third
advance allowed by the court to the
widow, the previous sums having been
for $4,000 and $4,000. Walter S.
Hutchins, the elder son. through At
torneys c. H. Merillat and II. E. Davis,
noted an appeal from the order author
izing William J. Dante, trustee of the
estate, to make the third loan.
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TAKEN IN FRONT OF THEATER
Auto Owned by DR.. L. c. Lehr Re.
ported Stolen Last Night.

A seven-passenger automobile owned
by DR.. Louis c. Lehr. 1877 Fl street, dis
appeared from in front of Belasco Thea
ter last night between 8:15 and 1890
o'clock Complaint of its disappearance
was made to the police and the authori-
ties of other cities and nearby country
places have been asked to participate in
a search for it
Inspector Grant, chief Of detectives.
suggested that the car may have been
taken by colored man who Is alleged to
have abandoned similar car belonging
to T. A. Mitchell of Baltimore in this city
yesterday. The Mitchell car was taken
from Baltimore Wednesday night, and a
colored man, it is stated. was seen to
abandon 1t at 18th and p streets.
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shipped from barges to seagoing YES

shipped from barges to seagoing YES
sells.
The town is the headquarters of
the European commission of the Dan
ube and is the terminus Of the Dan
ube Steamship Company service, whose
inland starting point is Passau, on the
Austro- Bavarian frontier. 1t is also a
port of call for two steamship lines,
which in normal times maintain a fort
nightly service between Braila and
Constantinople.
"Sulina is ten miles south of that
branch of the Danube which consti-
tutes the Russo Rumanian boundary
line, and is eighty-five miles northeast
Of Constantine. The distance to Con-
stantinople, due south, along the lane
of steamship travel, is 254 miles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
Mrs. whittemore Seeks Divorce.

Mrs. Irene Whittemore today filed suit
in. the District Supreme Court for an alb
solute divorce from Everett S. White
more, said to be in charge of the State
Department branch of the government
printing Office. They were married at At
lantic City September 16. 1905, and have
no children. Misconduct is alleged and
correspondent named Attorney Charles
H. Merillat represents the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03
Farmers Are Prosperous.

Then why do you feel that Nebra ska
is uncertain this year." asks the man
in the gallery.
WELL" the answer might be. the
farmers have been receiving unprece-
denied prices for their crops and when
your purse is filled you are inclined to
be purse proud and needless of the fu-
ture. Mr.. Hughes refers TO this condi-
ton as a FOOLS PARADISE and he said as
much to the Nebraska farmers. There
are many Nebraskans who believe that
Wilson kept them out of war and i'm
peded nation wide strike. The pa
cidst element is strong in Nebraska. an
inland state. The state is great rail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-03

The democrats claim. and the repub-
licans admit they will win these states
of the solid south: Virginia, IL cleo
toral votes; North Carolina, IL; Ten
nessee. 1s; South Carolina, 3: Georgia.
IA; Florida, 6; Alabama, IL; Mississippi,
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road center and perhaps you havs
heard of the Adamson bill. That is the
way the campaign started off. The re-
publicans say they have been trying
to put Columbia's hat on straight, as
Warren G. Harding expressed it when
he spoke here. The republicans have
made appreciable gains. There you are:
figure it out for yourself"