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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
Blonde Children More Susceptible.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Fair- haired, light
CONF lc xioned babies are more suscep1A
dble to infantile paralysis than those
with dark skin and hair. according to
DR.. Archibald L. Hoyne, a member of
the commission appointed to investi-
gate the plague in Chicago. DR.. Hoyne
also is attending physician at the con-
tagious disease wards at the Cook coun-
ty hospital.
NO GOLD ON DEUTSCHLAND,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
Berlin Press Blames Won
Jagow and Zimmerman
For Roumania's Action.
ITALY'S ACTION
NOT DISTURBING
News Of Declaration Of War From
That Quarter Long Expected-Lon-
don Financial Circles Pleased Over
Political Developments in Balkans
-Bulgars Must Bear Brunt of At
taeks Against Austro- Hungary.

London, Aug. 2S.-Italy's declaration
of war against Germany and the decla-
ration of war by Roumania have caused
a most profound impression in the Ger
man capital, says dispatch from Ber-
lin by way Of The Hague.
The Berlin newspapers express them
selves bitterly against Gottlieb Won ia
gov, the foreign minister. and DR.. AL
fred Zimmerman, the under secretary
for foreign affairs, those statesmen be-
ing considered by the journals to be
partly responsible for what is declared
to be Germany's diplomatic defeat.
The Roumanian declaration of war,
tho expected in some quarters in Lon
don, caused much satisfaction in finan-
cial circles generally. The recent de-
cline of 5 per cent in Russian exchange
was attributed to the possibility of such
action but American buying of rubles
thru here in the last few days was the
chief factor in weakening the rate and
the market expects further declines in
the near future.
A later message says word has been
IcCelNeu liltLl lIle SJtIiliiH SoNVl
will hand his passports to the Rou-
manian minister today
All Parties Have Voice.
The meeting of the RoumaniaE
crown council. at which the decision to
declare war on Austria Hungary was
reached, was held at the Controcenl
palaee. King Ferdinand presided ard
the session was prolonged over several
days. The council consists of nine
teen members of whom it is believed
four to six opposed.
Conferring with, the crown council.
with whom the final decision rested,
King Ferdinand had long conferences
with leaders of all Roumanian par
ties. including those favorable to in
tervention and those who had been
strongly supporting Roumanian neu-
trality.
Averescu to Command Army.
General Averescu, former minister
of war; it is said, will have chief COM
mand of the Roumanian army. The
Bucharest newspaper Adervul, COM
menting on the crown council meeting,
said:
at last the decisive hour has
struck. Events have dictated to the
government Intervention and the
realization of Roumania's national
claims
Roumanian News Censored.
The Roumanian minister at Vienna
called at the BallplatZ yesterday and
received his passports, says telegram
received by the Exchange Telegraph
Company. The minister is leaving
Vienna today by special train. The
newspapers of Vienna appear with
large blank spaces, the message adds,
showing that all articles dealing with
Roumania have been censored.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
MARKED DROP N
PRICE OF WHEAT
Rush to Unload on An
nouncement of Roumania's
Declaration of War.
EXTREME DECLINE
S4s CENTS A BUSHEL

Prospect Of General Railroad Stake
Serves to Intensity Bearlsh ssnti-
ment-Possibiity Of Opening Of
oardaneIles Is Chief Incentive to
seIl-OecIine Proves Temptation to
Buyers and Market Receivers q Little.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
T..R. BULLETIN.
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
Sun rises Aug. 20 at 5:24; sets at 6:SS.
lowa-'F'air and warmer tonight and
Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16

ten gsnsralhdbc. JeIbmarf8oa bon
9~inosuburg. tntporFensn itratesiiden
5sIb3ugspIGnes dubert Ii9 susnu
man bic tatTGhlide Gage Mitte Sitobsr
als Ausaunoss Situdttpn bEs eisentliden
Gelognsss gegeu has inuert RumrEiet
duTiaBt. = 5unddit BARN, bab btrielbs
iih niht iofurt fir mir cine Der obsn
gsftiIbsrttn Operations Ri9tungen sar
8|ereinigung ber 9angtnarmt entfhttb,
fonoern fir ben aHFdna beiDt phners
ipd6nte Moalihteiten often lieB rnb bic
enbaiittiat Wabl BON Der SntenIitGt pes
rimdniIhen Mioeritanpes an ben pers
i9iebsnen 5rpuiitiideH lno Der oaraus
folgenbsn Grdftss8 ruppisrnna bes @tg'
ntrs abhdngig mahtt. DieEes 4uss
fiihlsa Der rumdnifhen DefsnfipsIlaBs
ndbmtK lit befpnbers In her 8%lpsittR
6dlfte 6es moHats Sttobtr fonItatiers
bar. Die iheinbdr snereilhe 9erfols
aung Der aeTdlustnen ruhiIhsrumaHis
Iden Strsittrdftt BIG In be norplihe
9pbrubiha hintin, ferner bic trdftigen
Nngrifft Der 4rmet G~aItenhapus Hdupts
Idhlih In hsn qdFtn iiibIih bon arons
fubt ptrfoIefen oFFsubar ben 3futd,
bic m0gliattit fsH3uttltn, ot elm
1ughbrad Der rimduiiheH @trttiet
nngsfronten liibliA bon aroniiabt
NIB Elm eneptueLtr 9ondu nkbEs
gang I'M aanmt Bel G8trua:paca sum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16

bdmaIigtn 3eiipunftt bereiis burdfiihts
bar fti. Der aHBerprbtnili6f 8ibers
ifanb btr Rumdnen TIN Nalme qrtbeal
-gampolung unb bic BeritdrtuHg ber
Biz in bic @gaeub bon 9raiIa-9uloea
suriidgsnitsHsn FnHifh > ramdniiaM
9obrupfAasarm bnrd frifde rHHiihe
Rsferpen, berlhafftsn benz seHtEaleur04
paildsn Congratulate bic 9enib5sit,
naB bic gtgnerifhsu 6serfihrsr ben
6duptanariff gesen bus inHere Rumda
uitn bon aronftdbt unh Ggernapoba
bet qtoeu 8utareF sriuaTteitn, 6emtnts
fpredenb ibre 6duptFfrfiitrdfte i'm ans
asmtinen m5rbliH, 6ftlih unb auh Iiibs
Iid Der rumdniFam 6aupttabt tonseNs
triertsu, bic 0srtsibigang bsr nsiisr
nsfilih gelsaensn Jront Biz 9rIoDa
H6erlisBsn, mabrenb bic 8ondus Strefe
GrIonds elton beinobe gdn5lih unbs.
dAtet blieb. 8iefs Grteuntnis beipog
bic 6areglfifuna Der @srbiinbtien Qas
fang NoDember IN BEN GntidluB bitfe
aeansrifAtn Bl0ben aus5uniisea, bds
6hperetui4t Der Gffsnfpe DoreTf gss
gen bic ptnli6k Maladei gu birigitren.
Anb bic 9ereiniguug Der 4rmesn Jab
tenbdhns uuD Madsniens I'M 9anme
peflih bon guEartit an8uftrebsn. Cos
balO Der anI6luB bsissr Gtuppsu be-
pirtt fpar, fouis - ME bic tatfd1litsn
ersigniTe beipieIea bnbtn- cine aufs
fhiptntung nsr 8r0nlea gegen Often
bar4qeFiibrt nnb Der nsittrs 9pgmdrid
BET 6aupttraFt in bsm Raume stpiihsu
ber 3Dnaa unb ben 9rausIplDdniIhsn
alpsH f0rtgtitst ptrbtn.
Sur 8uraFiibrnng bisfes pldnss mos
rem aundGF umgruppisruHgeH Der ars
mesn Madenisus unb JaltsnbagHs srs
forberlid. ptil bic 6aupttraFt berislbsn
flo Biz hdhiH an ben 1ftlinsH GllgsIn
(1ebruolha Rrnaitahf bfaHotn
uHo nun an ben meitiihtn 5fiissI lSt
itop-gnIton pnb) ton8sntritrt uerbsn
fonttn. 9iefe umgruppierHns ruret
oFfenbdr In eer 9sil bonn trFten Bis sum
is. HoDtnber bufAetfHbrs. BeFtgss
fetit 8smoHltuuEionsa i'm @duws prss
baE-gampDIung rtEfdIduien hisie
umgruppitrunsen Hnb Iiebfn BIZ Auz
aldntn ii bkt zauIAuue b~staafgsa, aab
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Mite bfr truasIblouniI9sn Qlpsn unp
Der 8pH1u bic bon aronitabt uno G5ers
ndpoha her b~or9ebtHoen 6auptausriHss
9ruppen elmer glaafierurg bon Rnrben
unb Beiter, aifo bon beiDen Getien
dltsgefeBt naren, fpobei iibsr6ies cine
H%ebrobuHg Ses Radens BHb Der Bats
Der 4rmee WadenfeR's bon Der n1rbs
.iiasn 7obrusfda ber i'm 8srsias Der
Bs0sIihteit lag. ShEiebliH mar cine
rdumlihe 9ooperation Der bsiben Grups
pen bot ibrsr 0ereinigune I'm Snnern
Rumdniens 70 gut pie ausgtihloHen.
Cine 8erlsguRg ber 6auptangriHss
Iinie nnb bts @ereinigungs 4uHttes
Der 5aaptsa Hgriffstrdfte mebr mad
Meften 81 muBts 5ipar fdeinbar ben
NaaisiI NIT IN ben aduF nsbrsn, bab
hnsere 3eit 3ur Rieberusrfung Aumas
niens erforotrlih fein piirhe, bot ies
bod dnbrerIsits unsItih arSbere miIiz
tdrilde SiderAeiten fir Gin @sIinsss
BET 9ffenfbs. ba fir bic Qorbgrnppe
Dor Der 0ereiuiguns nit Der GHpgrappe
MIR cine epeHtue1e glentens Bsbrobune
bon Gltm fer IN gefradt fam, tud1renb
fir lebtsre beTonbsre GeFdbrbana bou
Glanttn nab Riiden nab utberSdreis
inng Der 9pnaH fubpeItIi4 BON Butds
ref nar in ftbr esringtm Mlabt eriititrs
ts. 4ud bic MISUNDERSTANDING
anb odraafIDlgenbe 4uH6meRIang beis
Der Grupptn gegsn Gften tonute porz
ausihtIidsr Weife strinasre fsinbIide
@esfnpirtung %trfpdrtsa, ais im srieren
Sale. iOIdnee bic 3nngensgHhen Bis In
bic qinis g3ernapDoas Hronftabt rtihs
ten. SAlisbiih mar bic BaFsrnness
5rage Dor anb rad erfolsttr @erbins
burg berHelHna bar 8cnauz4rTae nit
her fruHsfnlDaHil6en gyuppe In btr
mstlihsn Malndsi Isihter gu Iofsn, ba
fopobg bas E~ifeHbdhnneb bes peItlihm
GisbeHbiresHs unb bss DeNlIhtH GuIs
eariens bsHsr entni II II, olg itnfs
ber 9Hgebittt ber hsibsn adnber, ols
auh 6sfm ntitergn BormarFhs oeaen
BuEarsR bas maEahHnk GiIEnbuhnsSnz
ITEM unb biz Bpngn ais boxfEdfllGs
NadfauksIinien IN GetraAE Iomnen.
Die eHiaEE AHIdes hes sDnhxEmgInlih
hon bfm EsitentsH @fsIe 6sF psEbiiHbts
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tpa siuoeleiitt. 8tsIs aolount mubte
~natnrgemdB be oroBtt Gidris habeu,
neil lie ais trftt In GeiHoesfanb sins
brad, inn ben peiieTten meg (bis gfas
iofpa) suriidgulegen bate, UNI ben burh
bic DTtliher gtisgensH 9aFe borerinseHs
ben Qol0nneu bei ben foigeubeH Jronte
me6Tt[ geniigsno Ruum 8lm 4uHAhpens
Ten anb GiagelanfhIuB fiblid ots
6anpttaHlmes Der 2rdnsFDlDaniihen
@fpen gu ihdffth.
Rad Grrtihang bon Grdjoipa
ihpenitt bisis aolonue gegsH 0flsn 1uf
unb lr1s ben Wormarih gsgtn bic NIts
Qinie an, pdhrtub bic nbgsfhnitteHe
rumduilhe G1ruifon Ron Srfofpa bon
Der i6r eegsnabsrftsbeubsu DfifidsH
unaarifhen Gsittn - aoionne In bic
@erae ~perIprenat ipurbt. uns BE bet
Wibin, Com Yalanta unb mnaopo iibtr
Bic 8ondu gsgdEgtnen balgariIatH Mbs
isilnHeen tElpniat nnleEnsbmungsH ber
enttang bsr Dondu Dtrteilten ramdnis
lfen 9etofsmeHts ssgfn ben Ri6tn
unb iH6lidt Glaute Der ffbsubIirsiiaen
arnlee persiteftfn.
Wii Der grreidang bts fniitleren Mlts
aoafes ipnrbe bic raludRiTde 8erttiois
aunesfeaung I'M HorbIinm attsAbs
T6niiie fnbdlibar, bsr 5psite GtaffsI,
be eurh ben aetenturms9aB pcrs
gebtnes 4BariffsloIOnns. erhislt Cuff,
anb tonntt aus btm 6photbirat IN bic
Ebtne bgbOuAiereu. 8ieFer W0rmnrIA
bsbrobie bic nSrbli9e 8lonts Der sHtlGug
BEN oFiihen NltsIfn gspIanttn rumas
nif6en 9tFtnTiDs yront, bic ibsrbisg
burh BEN mistleFiptiIe lelrsrITseaieteH
usbergaaa bsr Armst ma6ealsn's TIER
his 3Dnnn bon Gl0sH naFgtspnE 5u
tpsrben IN gsfabr etriet. Rahbsm bsr
Btino bic AftsGront geraumt bntte,
Idnsnfis ber slusiis eiaffI eegen 0FsH
ouF uYb trat IN gIeihsr 95be mit bsm
srften BEN Mtatid etssn bic Chit
WtidMfi-Gurtsa bargts an. G1HeIbe
Gpiel hTs an BEN BIaHe Eft piebEfs
bogle gih, aIs bisIs Gruptt ben 9bftz
Ianf bes JEaHss MfetIu HbtEE6riii. III
rumdHiIms Ixfsn ab 1iit bel CAM
pufung mHrbt babar9 In Dlauif unb
AHdm sspadEs biz @efttibissr gum Mads
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16

eung nidi perItgtn isit. SmFnrbin
Silrfie BIZ, 5fIeRtliat meinang IN Gnsr
Lamb elm ospifts SfamgeFdhl Mat pers
btrgtn tonaen. Der goritoB anIerer
9~orpeboboofe tn ben aaual btoeiiet
siuen barteu SdIag fir Oas anftben bet
briiiiden Gtoite.
IS lit ui9t bas erite Nal, bnb unitre
S~orptboboote pon ibrtn @iibpatlea
aus tDtite nnb erfot9rtihe S}a6rtta ntls
ttrnommen BADEN. MtbrfaA gelaug Is
linen, feinblides GdifFsuaterial 81 bets
nidttn, SIN ftrnep 0fsu. gleid ut Bee
oinn bss arieges, berIenttt bas Lorptoos
bot IS 904 ben japoniidtn areustr
gSdtatTdio" bor 1iiagtdu an III. Dis
toter 1914. 5u ber VorDfee tuttroe ftts
rer am II. 4uguH 1915 Gin ensltTAsr
sreu8er btr .Mntbuid" s5tlnHe bon
sinem beutIdsn 3~prpeoobopt perHihtet.
Damn fparbt~ esleaentlih zines 8pfFtnBtA
nnTtrer g~orptbobpott IN Der Naht ppmi
10. gum II. 6ebruar bitfts sSdhres EN-
mcmrntr engtiIher aeiner 9rsuaer BON
,Mribis4 Emp b~erientt. gnbii6 rpiirs
ben mod cine Meihe fleiner feinbliher
Gohr8eugs bon uniertn 9orpsoobootet
3trfDrt. DIR Mubmesiag fitr bic beats
fdt Torpebobooispaffe mar her 81. glai
biefss 9Satres. 6itr bstpies ie in Der
GAIaht Dor BEN Gtdaerrdi, baB tie
nidt nur .eint Dafie ber Radts fell
fonbern bdb aud in Der 20gfdadt
mdnfe Ghdneen segtpen fperben. Inn Elm
GinIgbsn BON 9Drptbpbopten 80 refis
ftrtiatn. Nus ben @srintsn Ibtr bic
Ghld6t geht fer6or. baB uufsre 1org
psbobooit Darh ihr friides Dranfgdns
gfrtum cine Asibt bon MmerfsnsmsrieH
Grfolotn erringeH tonnten. Sd, maH
BARI lagen, mebrert threr 4neriffe mas
rtn bon a~nerh6ddtem @trt. Sir gt
ipnbnlih befteht bic Mufe1be Der 90r
ptboboote I'm 8orpolttRbiui9. 6igr
feiitsn fe in Off unb NorbEee por5
lides. Sn Der 0ffe lag ibnsn aud
bic Giherung ber bsntIhen 6aHhas
fdiffahrt ob. absr aud In AuibrinasH
ftiHblifsr unb nsniraler, nit Bnnnudte
bsiabentr aduffabrtr ootEbrdhisn Il
biel.
Die - dlttre = 9orpcboiDdFfe mabte
n1tiirtih Inter Der iiingtren G6peNtr,
Der iinlenseboottpafF, 5nriidtrgien Gin
ilHierfsebpnt perutua bar6 feins iDeEis
bollt @igenfhaFt. Mnisr Der moHerobers
fiade oerihniHbeR 3t tonaen. iptaH Is
bic llnfidn6t erheifhen, nett mthf sa
IeiItsn nls Gin S~orpesoboot. SH gts
niiIm BdatH. befonbsrs N Der Raht
~ial fIa ieboh bic bsliers 5dntaiattt
pts 9prpg0pboots pon @idtialsit. Gos
IaHqs bas us8oot nod ni6s iibsr cine
@d6pinbiglsiE btrfHai bic ber beE Sorf
p~tboboots einisFrmabsn gItidtomms
nira bas 9orptboboot Teiaen pIdt RHtfr
ben ariegsfdifitnpsH ~bespaErsn. Der
QorFoB IN ben 9anal nun feat ttNsh
3eagHis fir bic MidtlaEtH bieFsr 4ns.
fdt ab. O. gtrfims.
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unO bas gsIdmtt fabli6t aundnien NIT
Der 9ouptitabt 8uEarsf btn Siegtrn
geptFermaBtn als reiTt 6ru6t in ben
SdOB gtfaatu fem. Die erfplgrei6s
8urdflbrung bisier Operation bina
ieood brett aarBlid bon btm Grade
Der @iberitaabsidbigtsit ber ruFiIhs
rumdniiaen Streittrdfte al. Omar mar
bieIe 4rmee burt Bite in Giebenbiirasn
uno Der 3obrusiha erbdltsaen GaIaae
IN erbe6ttaem maBe geIdnG6t pprben.
Elm 3uiammsnbruh bes Radenmorfhes
oer rumduiidtn 9~trisibieaRg mar iss
bod bamals init gfFimmiheit nod uiht
bemertbar. Berner iudr Der limitanh
nift auBsr Qdt 3u taftn. bab mad
neberninbuHa ber notiirlihen 5inbers
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Der 2SOraoe OeutlGer Cor
peOc6Oots areitRrdtte in Den
GanGf.

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IN her Qodt BPM 26. 3um q. 9ltos
Der. 70 meIbsts Der QOmiraIItab. iitbsn
9eite unItrer 9orpsDobootsltt'itttaEt
aus bet beatitsn 8udt nura bic Gtrube
Erpsr-Gdlais Bis our atnie Jplies
fpnt-9 oulogut in BEN engltIhm 9as
nal Dor. Die nRternebmuag Iteti einers
ieits otm pasemutisen get1tigungss
brana ~uniertr 9orpebobootpaffs Elm
nlbmuplts 9tuQnis aus. aaDererieits
btIdqt bic ertpisIeHe Wi6gltaieit, baB
baii9e ueberipa trItreitttafis rHgehins
tert bis In ben Rdndl %ortnasn Ionatta
bob btr Grlunouu9ss uno Nu4bient
her britiIdeH DiOtts auf reGt ihpadbea
ssiihen iteht. Sd bic DeuiIhen 9trsits
ttdTte pon tinem Gpmmo6pre gefiibtt
fpurben, - tpie es In Der MittetIlns
bes qbmirulItabB btiBt. pon aommos
bore MtihelIen - 10 1T uHSunebmsH,
bab ts Iih 1im eint grDbete 3abl bnay
Gpotsn banbsIts. @aB bisfe bic Gabrt
ron Der btutFfgn 9unt bis in ben 4ds
nal - pDv Gurbdntn pOer Bremerbaben
Bis n1r Girabe 8epsr-Gdldis bstrdat
Bic GntFsrnung bereits $40 Geemeilea
un6emertt bon ben tugtfdsn Gtrtiis
irdften dus8ufihrsn Dermodttt, inirTt
Elm eiqtntamlihes Qi9t naF bic AuIs
mestIumtsit Der 9tTabnngen Der angelo
Ii6 sablreiGen tnglil4en @orpoItenfabrs
8tuge, Ioipie auf bic geIamtsH Giats
runasmoBregeln. 4ls uufere ateuJtr
am 8. DECEMBER 1914 bel i9rem 8orfpb
yarmouth unb am 16. DECEMBER Gtars
borough, 6arttcppol unb Mbitbn bpms
harbiert bdtien, erbob ih in GngiauD
Elm 5turm Der GatriiItang iibr bas
0erfnaen beg Observation-Disclosures. Das
mails duBtrte BIT Grite QorO Der 4bnis
ralitat, ts fti nidt nl0gIih, iid gtgtu
irIdg Gtreif3ige 3l i6iben. Cine Dahrt
iiber bic .inmale@ Jletoiee t0nnc rdf1,
dasqeFibrt nerntu. Wtdn tonae ben
8eino an Iolftn lInttrnehmingen taum
hipbern. Rum hnntIt ts fdl UNI cine
1abrt iiber bic gfhmate 1orbIes" hina
aug! Aber aud iebt tpirb Bic britifte
@bmirnfit1t tpuhl um eiHe g~niFAuIois
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Der 6auptonariff nod INNER aus Der
@eecno Iiiolih bon aronItdbt az ertpars
ten Iei. Gint dbnlihe @trThltIsrung
Der DoradHge BEL ber 3onuIsa rmee
purbe burh has gombarbemsnt hes am
meItliden DnnnusllFer sessniibsr gatrs
uaipoba gsltgenen Gtdhthens 6ettF unb
Gprit5Be beutIhsbulgdrifher 3etddes
menis gtgtn bdsIelbe bsnirtt. Das
lauaidme 9uriidlptihsn Der IN bic
n5rbline 9pbrubfhd porgeihohfuen
observation-disclosures Dor BEN
3rudt Der npriiasn bsrItdrtten ruiFil6s
rumdniThsn storps IisB ben ruFifttH
General 5ou,drofF ebenfa[ls TIM untlas
rem iiber bic meittren Mbfihttn Mudtns
ieug. Mlit benz angriff uuF bic itorte
bsieitigtt Stsnung Bel 9nrea Sin fins
lih 0es Buitdns gaFes purbe bic ein5ig
bafthenbt bltbartige 9urhFiibruna bies
Ies eentdien GelbsugspIanes 6inbeHs
bur9s am Is. Ropember btgounsH.
9nrhfabruus bes observation-disclosures.
Die bfsbtrigs Durhfiibruns Der am
Is. Robsmber b%egpHHenen Sffenitps
aampogsR labt Fd onf Grttnh ber Grs
risniNs in suei pbuIen eiuteiltn une
amar:
al Grfe pbafs: llebergana Der 4rs
NEE GaIitnhapns iiber bic 9ransfplpds
niIdsn gIpen, Donuu IleberFtbung Der
armet IladtHfens, Gruntnerdn6ernna
qeqeu often unb MISUNDERSTANDING
beiosr gruppen i'm Ratlms beg 4Its
GtaHss.
b 8neite g6a's: MudenItn iibtrs
nimmt Gbertommaubn iibr pie perbits
petsn @treiiiraftt in RnmaRier. gors
marfh aeaen bic argtlasqinit, 6ortits
runq bgtigIber mnn Gpeyatlpnen inn
Rnnne auturef-plotitk
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ceiving an allowance from his mu. .
In Ills AFFIDAVIT In reply. Horm,
said he married the plaintiff On i,
Der "a. 1912. and they lived tug,iN,. ..
than two years. He met her on The,
OF December 81 that year. when ., .
celebrating his eighte' nth b''thll, r.
said. In the course Of the celchrat.n,
decided that he needed "A man.tr, a.,
went into John the Barber shop. IL .'
the plaintiff was employed
Three days later. before / hal TO-
cred from the effects Of the colchri
married her." said Hoffmeister. 'Shc %
then 20 years old and had boon d,..
from Francis A. Guarino IN ti.r...
Hoffneister said his wife got into
habit Of coming home at ! \. " .,,
sometimes AZ late as 6 \. NJ. Wiz,
had to be carried upstairs.
She resented his objections. he s.,..
and said h didn't see why sh, c1ui4,
have as much fun AZ she had befor, .
marriage" She told him she c.reI ,,..
for q certain travelling salesman M
for him. Hoffrneister told the cou,. ..
ne receives 975 a week as a cnl,.,
dancer and only gets s. a week from
mother. Tbs court awarded sla A v.o.
alimony.
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aging the Suffrage shos at sss for the
New York State Woman Suffrage Party,
couldn't help dropping . few tears on
Norman de n. Whitehouse's fine New
port chairs. Mr.. Whitehouse. being the
husband Of the chairman Of the party.
gave the furniture he had bought for
his villa at Newport to make the Suf-
frage shop comfortable. A friend Of
the cause served tea there every after
neon and altogether S63 Fifth avenue
has made votes for women extremely
attractive.
Poor little Miss Equality Right felt
worst Of all about the dispossession.
She In only a doll. who Ia TO be used
by the SUMS for advertising purposes.
but she seemed to feel II rather hard
that Just V q snug window IN the SUI.
frage shop was promised to her she
should be put out on the sidewalk.
Equality Right can say Votes for
women md raise her hand In a salute
to the suffrage nag. bat her spirits
weren't equal to any stunts yesterday.
Mrs. Anne OHaSan Shinn WA mourn
ing because she now has no place for
the April Fool rhymes she has been
gathering and meant TO put ~ in the
window there. she read the ~, mes to
the sad faced SUITS yesterday, ono rhyme
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MRS. DODGE LAUDs MRS. GAIT.
Head Of Antis Agrees with Su6s'
Leader ON One Point.

The president of the National Woman
Suffrage Association and the president
Of the National Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage are not generally one
on facts. but on Thursday, at the con-
gressional conference Of the SUNS ut the
Harris Theatre AIRS. Carrie Chapman
Gait made some imputations or the
figures OF the Congressional Union
which 20 pleased Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge
that she sent for the reporters al once
and told them how grateful she was to
Mrs. Gait for "~conceding tho truth at
last" So now the world has the curl
Gus spectacle Of Mrs. Gait and Mrs.
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Dodge standing hand In hand. both op-

posed 10 tho congressional UNION.
Mrs. Gait contended that the Con-
gressional Union distorted the truth
In declaring that there were 100000
woman voters in the West who could
be used to force the Susan H.. An
thony amendment through Congress. she
taking the stand that there were not
more than two-thirds that number. Mrs.
Dodge congratulates Mrs. Gait on at
last admitting what the ants have IN
sisted on for months" She adds:
Along the lines Of the reform Mrs.
Gait seems to be starting we suggest
that the 5000. 900. 100000 or H.
100000 women who according to auf-
frage speakers work in shop or fac
tory be reduced to the actual 5000. 900.
And furthermore we urse that Mrs.
Cats recent statement to a committee
In Congress that the defeat OF suffrage
In New York was largely due to
'paupers and ignorant foreigners he
subjected TO the came comparison with
facts. Mrs. Gait knows that moro than
10000 Of our majority was from up.
state and that even In New York city
there aren't $4,000 men who are igno-
rant or 'paupers' among u foreign
citizens"
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LAYS Welded WOE TO
18TH BIRTHDAY SPREE
Cabaret Dancer Says He Mar
ried Manicure During
Celebration.

A warning against celebrating a birth
day too s%trenuously was given BY George
Il. HofYmeister, son OF well to do parents
and now a professional dancer in an up
town cabaret. in his papers submitted to
Supreme Court Justice Cohalan In oppo-
sition to an application for alimony made
by Mrs. Louise V. Hoffmtister.
Mrs. HofYmeister is suing for . separa-
ton on the ground Of abandonment and
asked SIS a week alimony. stating that
her husband has an income Of $3.50 a
week from his dancing in addition to re-