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The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
NAVY SEEKS FACTS FOR
USE in WAR Emergency
Department Tabulating Reports Show
ing Extent Ship-Builders and Manu-
facturers Could Assist.

Following along the general lines OF
the work being done by the War De-
partment in collecting information
concerning the availability OF the rail-
road resources Of the country in time
of war. the Navy Department, 1t was
learned last night, Is actively engaged
in tabulating comprehensive reports
on the extent to which private ship
owners, ship builders, and manufac-
turers could be depended on to supply
the needs of the navy in time Of
emergency.
The collection of the information is
being done under the personal super
vision of Admiral William s. Benson.
chief of operations of the navy. Of
hcers under him. stationed at the vari-
Gus shipyards and munitions plants,
and others canyassing various other
plants, are reporting to him almost
daily on information which the private
companies are furnishing them with.
As fast as these reports are received
In the Bureau OF Operations, copies
of them are made and sent to the Ma
val War College to be filed away as
permanent records.
OF first concern to the department
has been the securing of all possible
information as to the number of Amer
lean ships in the foreign and coast
wise trade which could be transformed
on short notice into naval auxiliaries
and supply ships, their tonnage, age,
accommodations, and general sea-
worthiness. From the ship builders the
representatives OF the department are
collecting information concerning the
extent to which these yards could
turn out additional auxiliary ships in
the event of a sudden declaration of
war.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
WOODWARD WILL TELL
OF OLD LANDMARKS
Lecture Open to All Who Are Inter.
ested in Local History and
Civic Welfare.

On Thursday at o'clock p. m. Fred
f. Woodward is to lecture in the audi
torium of the New National Museum, un-
der the auspices Of the District D. A. R.
committee, on The Preservation of His
toric Spots and of Records" His SUBJ
ject win be The Boundary and Mile
stones of the District of Columbia
AS manager of the book department of
Woodward & Lothrop and member of the
Columbia Historical Society. Mr.. Wood
ward is widely known, and his power to
lead his hearers makes certain a delight
full evening.
In addition to Mr.. Woodward's illus
trated lecture, Col. Hartz will make an
address, and Mrs. George Smallwooo.
whose eloquence is proverbial, will read
paper on The Laying of the First
Milestone"
No admission is charged. and all who
are interested in local history and civic
welfare are cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
DAYS LENGTHEN AT BOTH ENDS
During the Month Morning Gains
12 Minutes, Evening 81.

Are the days growing longer In the
morning or in the evening?
There is no question about the days
getting longer, but to which end Is the
length being added?
Prof. II. c. Frsnkenfield. forecaster OF
the Weather Bureau, has come to the
rescue with a decisIon-unimpesch Bile.
During the FIRST week Of January there
was a gain of six minutes Of sunlight IN
the evening. with no change In the
amount Of morning sunlight Nov, how
ever, the lengthening Is going on at both
ends During the entire month. Il is es-
timated, the morning will gain twelve
minutes Of sunlight and the evening will
gain thirty-two.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Gebest Pupils Perform.

Pupils Of B. Frank; Gebest. assisted by
Miss Helen Rogers Smith. soprano, took
part In piano recital in the studio. at
lSN Fourteenth street. last night The
following pupils played: Misses Ida
Harry, Emile Christiani Marian C. Van
de Veer, Hilda Hanes, Claire p. Sgueo,
Frances Cureton. Helen r. Smith, Mil
dred Clark, Pauline Lindsay, Jennie
Jones. Josephine Golden, Eliza beth Null
drow and George e. Judd. Mr.. Gebest
closed the program BY playing the march
from '-TannhAupeS,~
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

the colors OF the club. orange and
blue. Miss Mary NJ. Amber and Mrs
Hughes Oliphsnt received in the alb
sence Of the president Mrs Samuel
Spencer. who was III. Mrs Eugene
Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Gheen. wife Of
Admiral Gheen; Mrs. Silss Casey. and
Mrs. Murray Addison poured
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Funerals.

Funeral services for Capt. James z.
White, 70, civil war veteran, and for a
number of years general superintendent
of the Railway Mail Service, who died
on Friday afternoon at the Stratford
Hotel. Fourteenth and Monroe streets
northwest, will be held Tuesday morning
at Fourth Presbyterian Church. Burial
will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss wiIkin Kelley,
who died on Friday, will be held at II
o'clock tomorrow morning from the resi-
dence, 2014 Kalorama road northwest
Interment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
Funeral services for David Riordan,
formerly prominent here in business cir
cles, who died Friday .at 80 NJ street
northwest, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock at the residence. Later
services will be held at st. Aloysius'
Church. Burial will be in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
The funeral of Capt Thomas 3.
Rhodes, Y, civil war veteran and en-
ploye of the Quartermaster's Department
of the army for many years, who died
yesterday at his home. 1904 Park road,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from the residence. Rev. Lewis
e. Purdum and Rev DR.. Stephen NJ.
Newman will officiate. Capt Rhodes
was husband of Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes,
member of the Board of Education.
Funeral services for John H. Berens,
who died on Friday at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. will be held at the resi-
dence, 1876 Fifth street northwest. at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning. followed
by requiem mass at 8 O'Clock at St
Mary's Church. Burial will be in st.
Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
DANES Give Birthday DAY.

The ninth birthday anniversary of
the Club OF Colonial Danes of wash
ington was fttinely observed by more
than a hundred OF the members, who
gathered in the clubhouse at soi Six
teenth street yesterday afternoon at
birthday tea The rooms were prettily
Ascexatsd With mountain laurel and
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
"0ld Guard" Elects Officers.

At the regular meeting of the "oId
Guard" held last week at its headquar-
ters, G. A. r. Hall. the following were
elected to serve for two years: Cap
tain. John Middleton; first lieutenant,
Richard A. Cook; second lieutenant, w.
s. Boyd: chief of staff. DIR. Thomas Gull
yer; auartermaster. James F. Collins;
commissary. William H. Hoover; ad-
jutant, Orlando f. Caruana James E.
Richmond was appointed first sergeant.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Cows, apparently, cannot be herded on
the moral suasion'' plan. A farmer
writes to the Rural New Yorker COM
planning that his imported Scotch collie
dogs are too gentle with the stock. These
dogs, he says, are very bright and intel
ligent and would make good stock dogs
II they would only bite the cows enough
Il naka the COWS afraid -oS th1na.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
PRINCESS TEXICo AT BIJoU.
Management Onnounces Oriental
Dancer VIII Be Seen This Week.

The management of the Bijou Theater
made announcement yesterday that Prin-
cess Texico. the Oriental dancer, has
been retained and will be seen In her
many new dances this week.
The princess is well known TO the pub
lie. She will wear many new costumes
during the forthcoming engagement. and
there will be bevy Of pretty chorus girls
and many other excellent features that
go to make up a good program.
The bill includes Charley Egan, the
singing pugilist. and several new mem
bers will make their initial appearsnce in
the Washers" Special matinee and even
ing performances will be given Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Read Before Meeting Of Blind.

Mrs Lucy Page Stelle and her
daughter. Mrs. Byron Mcbride Caples
were readers yesterday at the weekly
entertainment at the National Library
for the- Baiad, ,l7as II street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Hebrew Relief Elects.

The Association for the Hebrew Suf.
ferers Of the War. recently organized by
citizens of Capitol Heights, has elected
these ofrcers: S. Posin, chairman: s
Zsnor, recretsry, and A. Levin tress-
urer.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Seventy per cent of the American peo-
pie use electricity In some form every
Aax :,
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Fraternities at The University of
California will be prohibited in the
future from constructing houses cost
ing more than $4,000. according to a
resolution passed by trustees Of the
UntvsrBfty,
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
ssud For Yree Trial Treatment

No matter how Ions or how bad -so 20
your druggist today and get o 90 cent
boz OF Pyramid Pile Treatment II
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

The telephone service of this countr,
eopresants q valuation Of ~. 100000
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Louis F. Post. Assistant Secretary of
Labor, will deliver an address at 2:So
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Rich
mond Theater under the auspices of the
Laymens League. His subject will be
Brotherhood"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Hulfsh have
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar B. Pierpon
the two-story brick dwelling ia Ncrti
Columbus street. A deed of transfe
was recorded today. Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
fish will leave tomorrow for Havre
Mont, where they will make their futlr,
home.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Sie srieOensbr rOinsunssn.

gBiepobl bic 9ebinguHgen, inter
pel9en 2eutI9ianb bereit 1T, f5risDsu
5u i4Iiebsn, Hra nidt off3iel OOrIie.
gen. bari man bic Gnii9ten Der Deutr
iben Sotitaft in UaibingtOn bier.
iiber aIs ri4tig anertennen, ou lie nit
benz ibereiHittnmen, ipas Der Rei6sr
tan3ler bel friibsrsu GeIsgenbeitsn
iiber bic unerIdbliaen geOingungcu
geiagt bat, Die Ieuti6lanD iteIlsH
mub, oamit IsiHe Opfer Hi9t oergc'
bens ge6raat iiHO. SeiNe DOris
lauteu babir, odb 8euti6lurb Ii6 niss
mails nit groberungss s@eSanten ees
trageH bat. bag es eineH 8ertbsiOt.
gunsstrieg fii9rt unb ni4t me6r in
biz Gage DerieBt Isin nil, I'm itin
9uioin gu tdmpfen. Die erfte 8eSia,
gung hisr8u lit, baB RuBlauo ss Mat
mcbr in fsiner Uta9t babtn ToG, IN.
mittsIbar, i'm @erein nit Icinen QIijr,
ten, in beutI6es Ge6ist ein3ubrin1en.
,SliFuBlano IN olsierWelIe matt gCiebt,
ounn peroen ieine 4qiirten etnen Sriea
niat mebr pagen. gu bieiem ge9ufs
miifeu polen unb 9itauen als puffrts
itaaien apii6cn 9eutItIuub uno
ytuBldnb gu unab6angiseH gatiOn:u
erbobtn perben. GbeHfo 1T es amer
IdBIiA, bag Deuti6lanb nit Teiusn
ietigeH 4[liirten in Dpltommeaftem
3uiammenbause bleibt, neil barduf
ebenfdlls feline SiGerbait 6eru5t. @oH
8ulgarien unb Der Siirtci getrernt,
Die ss bisber Der Jau mar, bibt es
einen fuefsntli6eu Sbeil ieiner 0e5rs
ttaft eiu. sSn yolss beien miiFeu bic
Werbdltuiffe i'm 8altan bormaben gcs
reseIt iperben, bab Der 3ufammsns
bang 6eiteben 6Isibt, Das beoiuqt, oas
bic 0obrubf6a unD bas mdse6pniicbe
Serbisn lei gulgarien Derblei6sn. gsi
folder Qnorbnung fam 0eutIblanb
auf ieben 2obn fiir ii9 feI6ft persids
ten unb 9elgien fopis Oas n6rolihe
Grautrei4 iDisbsr berssbcn. gonI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Ser 6elS.ntoo eines gapern.
grinS.n.
oNobleiie obliae" - Die letten Sort,
0es l8rin3en Seinrif BON @apern.

giaf elmer in Berlin erfolgten amt
lifcr getarntmafirng bat aaiier
@il5eIm unldBIih 6eS Sales pon @u,
farcit au &onig 9u6rpig pc1l 9apern
iolanlbe @Iidpuni6. Depeif)e ge'
ianOt:
oIie qcifIn1eHe runldniibe 4rrnee
hot lire bcfcitiate Sauptitaot gutareii
perIaiien Miit G'cttes geiitanb baben
mr. cincH oroScn Sd,ritt porD1rts ge.
than. Cure tnpferen 8upern haben in
Deii @cbirgsfdntnfen por5iigIi9es ge.
Ieiitet uno mieOerum I'M offenen 6eloe
unpergdngIiTen gfubm 1emc1lneI.
Ger heIScnniitbige gob zines padereu
Erin'cu imo miiitcrboften ScIoaieiI
ni,S Gurem Sailie lit uus eia anipcriI
geNeien"
Ger Sinpei5 oif oan Seloentob ei.
aes 99ittels6nfer Grill3en be5iebt iid)
mli ben Erin5en $ocilrri6 bon GaperiI,
9teiltn oes aonigs 2uOpig.
ueDer ben 2oo 6es Yrinsen miro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
9las benz Nsuni3ipalgeriHt

gli6:er gsatman ptruribsilie ge'
tern gperett 6igb Don Ro. 2150 Oil
tert 4oenus ipesen @srlssuns bsr
Tdbr Srbinan3 5u elmer Celebrate
bon S15 ne6it Rotten. Wssen besiels
ben gsresbens purben Solomon Bet
Ter BON g1O. 444 slrmorp apenue uno
Charles @oFerman BON Wt. airp 3u
SO uno aoitsu rsip. So unb Rotten
peruIiheili.
Ter in 80. 532 Ri9monb Sirab.
tpobnbafie Rsp.r llbli.lbn. peIdsr
dui geranIafuns Der airma 8. WoIr
&c SOng. go. 321 Race Sirabe, uii'
Ter Der 2lnilass oes Grobbiebitahls
perbafiet porben mar. ipurbe seftsrn
bon Rihter yeaiman freigsiproGen,
% ieinerlei 9erpeis porlae, bab Der
gngsilagts fir bas Acknowledgement
Der permiBten $50 beraniporilid isi
Cine 2lu5abI BON 3susen battsn er.
Hart, bab ll1Ifslbs fi4 eines snisu
Selmuuoes .rfreue.
Gbarles 20. Storen pelder anaes
tlogt III, Or. 8. 20. 5eiser Don Ro.,,
1912 8dpmilIsr Strabs bsraubi gu
bdbeu, nurOs esIiern bur5 Ridtsr
IfOr uHter elmer giirsfdaft Don $1,000
ben grobssfdporenen iiberipieien.
5tcrsp iou. 3uiammsn nit sinsm an.
bern Wanue Or. Sei5er uuitr BEN
8orpono, bub er BON einan gIatisn.
ten aeipiinidt ipsrbe, nad einem 3im'
mer an gDalnut Strabe s.lodi unD
I'm $27 beraubt baben.
Charts 2lbI.r pOn Der 4bIsr I'm
bertpear & Soilerp Mfg. 60. an
0ustn Giip unb 5arriion 2fDenus
bate fi1 gsitsrn pOr Ridter g.atman
auf bic auiIdes. in feds 5dlIsn Win'
bsrjdhrise beIddftisi gu babsu, su per
oHitpOrtsn. gr ipurbe in brsi JdlIM
5u eiHsr gtlbfirofe DON is $25 nsbii
&chen perurtbeilt. Cine dhnlihe
Straf. fiir bi, anbsrsn brsi Gdat purt
be iuspMoiri.
CHARTS Mepsrs bon go. $50
RibbIs RodS ipurbs pon Ridter Yeats
man I'm $50 unb aofien b.ftraft. ipeig
e. i'm Ssiis pcH Weitrenn 3titsIH
mar.
@esen Sibntp Sitrn, ben gissn.
tbiimer unb steOatteur elmer Do6.n'
asitunS purbs ssittrn BON William
Saaie. sin,m QlnasItelIttn bss gibTon
potsI, Elm 6oftbefebl ipes.n angebIis
der 8erlsumbuns eripirtt. Gerf,Ite
pruHbet fih auf sinsn tn bem bstrsi.
f.nbsn glaii DOR etli6en WO6su psrs
9sri@t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

ter tpebrlos bleiben. beibt es. piirben
In tur3sr 3eit nur nod Iebr nsnig
Sanbelsi9ifis iibris bleiten. Die eng
liIae Rssisruns BAT in bieler Safc
nod tetnen @ntl9lub eefaBt. Sbrs
9Offnuns 1T. bab bar9 bic SaudbOote
Elm aries spii4eu Dsutf6lano unb
ben Der. Staaten entitebsn tOnnte anp
bieie aIs 9unoessenohen gu selptnnen.
lit ibr beibes 9eitrsben. Die Spffnun9
pirb Ii9 aus pem @runbe ni4t err
fii[Ien, pab 9sutI9lanb alles Gufbietet,
Inn bas gu perbiiten, mas bic engliihe
Resieruns piiniat. Sn 5olse Seileh
ipiro lie iid ee3pungcn ieben, baS
Yerlangsn hsr Rseber gu erfiillen uno
bas pirb 9eutI9lanb feline guiqabc
bie gnglGnber ppm Wieere su ipgen.,
iebr erleihtern, benn auf Saitoelss
f6iffe. bic tpie &riegsI4iIfe beItuGt
iinb, brau6ten Die Saua6opte tsine
Ridiidt gu nebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

pflidt fein iunses aebsn binsab, iueibs
,Sh In gepunoerung i'm Settle elm
aorbeerreis.4
a6nig 9ubpi5s Acknowledgment;
5at folsenben MpriIlut:
.Sr. MaieItdt, benz aoifer, Wisr,
6cfburs. Sir Define tnnisen Wcrte
lparm empfunoener 5beilnnbme be!r
Selbentoo msines litben Reffen Ssins
lid bite i'd Did, meinen ber3lihiten
Sanf entgessn3unsbmen. Wlii StcI3
erfiiat mid Define sbrenbe 9luertsrs
nuua fir ben Dnbiupei1isbsnsn, BET
IN 70 iunaeu Sabren ais tnpfsrsr
Ssdmpfer ieineeten fir uniere semsins
lame Sobe seopfert bat. auSipis.' :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Ntdts bepstF SeutI1asr

NiGts bepeiit oeutlt4 er
ipie re9t Der i9ipebiI6e Staatsma1l
Srenitierna nit ieiHem qusiprut
bate, bab bic 8ummbeit Der Wlealt3el
| it1 beIonoers an ibren Re9ierusen er
lpstIt, als bic Sbatiaae, paB oas Nof
unb Webe Der geidmmten Uleni4bei
pon benz einen SnoiDibuum SIpnt
@eorge abbdnst. Nenn oieIer Idgt
oab es Srieben eeben iou, ptro 6rte
ben berriaen, penn sr ii9 fir bai
@egentbeil ertldrt, iperbsn nod StrD'
me bon Meni iaenblut fIisBen uno 6i:'
isr srobmG4tige 8ebieter Der Melt ~
Elm bOait minpertpertRises 9cIt5Pi
Seine sin5iss Sriebfeber 1T Elm uneri
iattli9:r Gbrsei5. lin oieien su
frS5nsn, bat er bic Griegsfadel an.
ss5iinDet. Sn 5OIse ieiner Steaunl
als 9Dltsmann mar Don ibm Su ets
parten baB er gHslanb aus oer;
Srisge beruusbdlten uno BEN Seiipiele
bes Qrbeiterfiibrers Burns foIgan
piirbe. Der in seiitigsr 9Inlage auf
bDbsrer Stufe uls SlopO GeOrge itebI,
ater Elm @epiFsn bat. Seboa ieine
9ier nad auBerlidsu gbreu trieb i'm
bnSu an, @nglanb unb bic gan5s UeIt
in Elm 6suermeer gu itiir3en uno oers
ielbe Grunb pirb ibn booon abbalsen.
oem Glenb Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, bern
peun Der aries aufb0rt, bat ss
aud nit ieiner 9errlidteit Elm GnOs
DAP er Elm gepifeuloier G6urie lit.
bem man nttt 81 8ute balten tam.
bag er, fpie ieoer anbsre Wenif, Srrs
tbiimern untsrpprfen 1T, leuatst aus
Ieiner isbigen SrieesbeBerei Dor. Sr
bat 3tpei unb etn BALES SSabr 9eIes
geHbeit gsbubt, um gu beobahten. bab
bic Iusiihten Der 9lqiirten auf Sie1
boffnungslos unb es tonn ibr uidt
uerborgen iein, bag bic Wlittsi, bic er
leB. anpenbsn mill. um ben Siee gu
er5pingen, pergebIi6 iiub. 2lui itin
Setreibsu purbe Der Rrisg in GneIaHo
in mOsIi6ft sr0Btem lImfangs Orga:
rifirt. SiderIid tann tbm nidt Dcrs
bergen iein, mas Sober iebgr lam,
oub er bamit nidtg upIlbra6t unb
trosbem min er ben arieg fortiessH,
nit BEN pollen gepubtisin, bab sr an
snbs Ieinsr Wittel angelanst 1T. gr
peib. ouB er isst nidt mebr D1anns
'6aften suiammenbringsn tam, ols
lDtbig itnb. lin bic 2iiden in
ben 6eeren auf5uFiiusu urO baB,
t bsmua6 ben 8e1nerR ;siRs
tdrtsre Jront entgescuitelIeH tdrn.
lls bisber. SroBbsm min er ben
loffrunaslrieu Sampf fortIessn unb
in Wenid, Der fpl6es Gsnif5 RON
uno @epiiIsnloiisteit bars
teut, regiert bic Welt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
3ntrrnatiOmale @mIferuuiOn.

socaI 35 Der anieriran SnternntiO.
naI Tluiisins Union bat bic folgen.
Sen @eauIten aefvdblt: grdiirent, Ru.
oolpG Ghnriht; @i5eprdfioent. @iI.
liam gdnniot; lSindrSiefretdr, 3
steinfdnis; aorrefp. Gefretdr, Carl
Roisr; @d,otmeijter, CHARLES Scbe.
Die Serren Cutter q. mper BON glew
Dorf iinb 90. emirtIeff pcn GIepeIaub,
bie Der MISUNDERSTANDING algetl.
rem 'pcbuten Der Sibuno bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

lfaurg risf Ct nus: .gebIafen babe itl
is bpd rifiis." Bel tiner Der letter
4ufiiibrunssn in 8aprsuib, bic Rid
ter oirisirie, srsisneie ii1 sin nsiiea
0uiprOauO. auf otm p!aBs. no bi.
SianoIbIdi,r ben 2lnians ber al:s
anse6en, fob giidi.r s;nen Wann ure
ri.f ibm 5u: ~Sis, es III 3eit, Iafsns
SignaI bloien!" .9as lam if ni4t.
oeriebts Der GHssr.bsis, i'd Sin b..
9robber5os bon W.imar, aber i'd,
ireus mid, Sic iennsn 81 Iernsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Die 9e1ufuus bes Grsbers

Die 9erufuue bes Grsbers
spqs &arl stephan Don Seiterrsid)
gum Regenten Don pOlen unb als
epentucller 86nis isnes aanbts lGbt
erIeben, bab bic 2ostreununs polens
ppn Rublanb unabdnoerIia beltlpI'
iene Sade lit. unb bas perbinoert.
bab 9ebteres sinem SricbensIdlub
beitreten fpirb. Gin FOLDER pdre nur
m09li9, penn bic 4lliirteu RublanS
fallen Iafsn uno oa3u iiub iie offsns
funbia nod nidt bereit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
4Is Ell geifpieI, ip az bic

4Is ngeifpiel, mas bic
Illlirtcn als 5rieoensbebingungsn an
nebmen piirOen, mag fOlgsnbe Nep.'
iche aus apnbon 5iensu: RubIano mub
aouitanttnopel 5ugeitanben perosn,
GIiaBz2otbrinssn mub an Jrontreld
Suriidfalen, qOlen, gslsien, Ssrbien,
tpie iiberbuupt ale iest DON ben Ser'
biinbetsn bsIestsn 2dnoer miiiien se'
rGumt psrben Gbenio miifeu biz
Yerbiinoeten ariegssnti iadbisung 3ah'
len. Damn mill man ieben. OBJ Die
9lGiirten bereit pGrsH, auf folder
@rurpIugs 5rieben gu ialieBen. Damn
bausn mir meter! iperben Sinocnburg
uno Mudenien faseu unb inSpiI6en
Diro ia aud peiter ss6uusn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Or. Sans 8idter.

SntercTiantes nus Dem 2eben Ses be.
riihmtcn 0irigcnteiL Der Scn eng.
llnbcr cute 9i,riif lebrte. - Seinc
Gi1eubeiteu aIs aapeilmeiiter mo
Wtenih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

Ser 2onboner nGhronttle
iagt, bab elm 5risben nur bsntbar ~
penu DeutI6lanb ale feline Sfifts
uno ale feline Waffsn uusliefsrt. gtbl
ss benn in gnslanb tsiae Srrsnhdr'
fer?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
0is aranapitn fpottsn

Die 5rauaofen fpotteH
uno bic gnsldnosr LADEN aber
OeutihIauos Jrieoeusansrbieten, bclBt
es in ben 0epsideu. Ous baben lls
bisber getban, aber bamit ha6sH lie
iopeti teinen Sies srrungen unS iii
3utunft wirb ibnsn oas ebeuio penis
aelinaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Tunnerstas, Sen IA. December 1916

Sriebe auf grben!-- mem
2lopb @eprqe mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
@ris8eulunb If 5u be,

Gris6enlano 1T 5u ben
oeutIden 9erbiinbeten iibersssanscu.
Seine 3ruppen itebeH nit ben JranSos
zen i'm Sample. Denn bieis 9ilfe, mas
ben mdterieQen 3upa6s betrifft, mid.
boa gu oeranidlagen iein mag, 70 1T
pie mordliIfe @irfuns uuidlbbar.
3ie glQiirten perDsn baburG in
ibr:u Gperationen i'm 8altan in Be-
bentliter Neiie bebinbert. Wir rer-
mutbeu aud, bab &0nis apnItartia
pon einem balbisen 8orriiten Der
Nsrbiubeten 6enddridtigt tporben 1T,
paB sr Fd gu bieiem sntfteibenben
Shritt enti6IoFen bat. 9as Iollte
ben oeuti6en 5rieoensporidldsen &C.
bOr oeri6dffen, aber bic 2tfIiirten Iinb
10 betbprt, baB lie auf uihts adteu.
@ie 6inOenbure fact, iiub ie no6
nt4t miirbs genug getlDpft.
Die Iiplpmateu Der Alliirs
ten in WaI5iugton iinb iiber bic Nl1s,
Ildteit beuHruhigt, oaB praFpsnt Ntl.
ion isinen @influb aufbieten pirp, nu
bic 4liirten fir ben 5rieoen gu Itim-
men. Sbre geIorgHiB gebt oabin. bab
tpsnn iie fia unna4gibig 3eisen, Der
8rdiioent baour9 oeranldbt pcrben
tpnnts, bic me6r als poblpo1enbe
Heutralitdt, bic er ibnsn segsnlbsr
9e3eigt bat, auf5ugeben unb re pen
oeuti6en 8erbiinhetsn 3u3uneno.n.
Die Bis ieBt uuter ieiner iibelnoqenoeu
ReutraIitdt gu leiben bdtten. gs uus
terliest teiHsm 3peifel, bab Der qrGii=
bent 0tel sur Neutrality-suspicious. beg
Triebens tbun toHnte, penu er ben
Quiirten in oeutli4er Weiie iagt, baB
iie duf dnnebm6are 9ebineuKgen sinz
gsben miifn Ober auf feline 5reuroz
ibaft nift me6r rehnen t0unen. Ob
er iid bdau entf6ltebsn piro, blei6t
absupdrteH. Rdtiirlt6 bdnot and oicl
oGoon u6, mag Der grGfbeut uater
dnHe6mbareH gsoiug,tngen usrftebt.
8enH er burtH Hi6t siuf6Iiebt, mas
dur Sifsrhett Eeutidlanbs npt6tpen.
big 1T, 10 piiroe oiefss geniigeu, i'm
ais BermtttIer ab5uIeburH.
Ste brtttf4en Sdtffgeiasu.
tbamer Usrrarben eine gefdbrtibs
ShDGds Guglanos, inbem fie nit Sey
srobteH gHtidieoeubeit bic @rlaubuis
forosrH, ibue Sdiffe pollItdnbia al
beftiiteH, oa fouii, ME iber 6rtlaruua
lautet, iie fid Hiht ami bic Wesrc
htnausiDdsen t0nnen, oi, BON Seutfher
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
EMPLOYS CIVIL ENGINEER
buchanan Has j. w. Toyne of South
Bend to Make Survey.

BUCHANAN. Mich. oct PA
special meeting of the city council
was held in Mayor Blacks office
Tuesday 70 consult with John w.
Toyne of South Bend. who has been
in the employe of that city for sew
eral years as its civil engineer, and
where very efficient sewerage
system is the result of his careful
planning and direction.
The result of this meeting was
the employment of Mr.. Toyne to
make plans for and to supervise the
construction of the sewerage sys-
tenn that Buchanan will build in the
spring. A contract was made with
Mr.. Toyne at this meeting.
Mr.. Toyne will begin active work
within a week, making a survey of
the grounds 10 be covered, and will
then get out his plans in time for
the actual construction work 10 be-
gin in the early spring