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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
!Sentc srofcr Gampfcransflng bes
0ermmnia 6amgcrd)prs.
@er iid) ipieoer einnnal noA @er5ens=
lult alniiltren mill, lolte lid gum
Insfll1g al1f Ser u@lad Sa1uf"
einfin0en.

Sunas bolt falt, fit aeibt' los
Se1te fam nlall 1i6 mieDer einmal
l1od Ser5ensllit amiiiiren bente gibt
es mieoer einmol eite ser 10 BELIEF
ten eht, noroocnti6en 5eitlidfeiten
cine 1ampferfabrt bes @ermania
Sa1lgerGors. Sos miIien mir ia
ali langit"1 lagte geltern Nbetlo elmer
Der GlattSelti6en, Dem oiele Nad=
ri6t ii6ernlittelt ipllroa, Dot bebt mi
10 off la1glt lelen" Sos lit ald)
wobr> aber mas nud) nidt IN Den 3ei=
tungen ~geitanoen fat, lit, bob audi
Die vgooIter-9ano" bellte Nadmittag
an @or0 Ser uglad &amf" ieil1 miro,
mo lpern Die Oa lit, lit aud Ser
@allo nl1o Die froblide @emiitblid)=
felt %. Ga5lt fon1ntt nod, baB belt=
te Gfinglter1 lit.
Ser 8ampfer miro 1abenport bonn
SnBe Der graop StraBe Inn bal6 2
llbr a}a6mittags ul1o 9fod ISLAND
INN 2 llbr Nadmittags %perlaiIen unh
bierbcr I'M 6alb II l1br 9(bel1os su=
rldfebren. 5reunbe n11o Mitglieoe1
bes gereins lilb 81 5ablreider 9e.
tbeiligung al1fgeforoert morpen. Ollt.
ut mo 5an5 miro an 8or0 lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
niip", allc feline Madt, sic ibm oas
@olf in sic 6atlb 9c9eben, aufbiefcn
fit Sen bon aler @clt erlebnten Sriee
Sen anf @rhen.
Som spbc abber,tien.

6ralt Margorctba @eltpbal, sic
'8attilt bon SSobn Is. @cltpbal, ltarb
aeltcrn Mprgc1 Inn srpci llbr llatb
loltaen, id)lpercn 2cioen III ibrcm
Seine, No. 1907 MsIt 3. StroBe,
I'M sitter BON AZ Sabren, 9 Molla=
ten ltn0 nciln Iaael1.
Iie 3obinaeihieoene crblidte in
SGlesmig=@olltein ON |. September
1861 oas 2idt ser @elt nlb fol1
i'm Sabre 1884 nad) Sen Gereinigtelt
staaien, mo lie lid} oircft NIT ibrcr
Salnilie in Iapenpprt mnldiIig mad)=
tc. Sim %. Ic5cnrbcr 1892 rcihte
tic Serrn ssofn 6. 8cltpbal Sic
@arlo sum Gurroe fiirs 2eben.
gltber BON ibram @atten miro Sic
Iabir1gcidicoene Don 0en Nadltebell=
Den 6ctrallert: Orci &itlbcr Srdll
Otto, Setter, Sobn @cltpbal 1tno
0ralt Stto &inllenlamL 5mei Grit
Der, S. 5anien, 2afefiel0, Minn.,
lao 1etlcf Sanlen bon 3eering, N.
., mic 5alldl bier III IeutlGla11o mob=-
nelloe SImeltcrl1 INTO adt @ltfel.
Sic @eilcbung erfolgt am 9ie1s=
tag 9fadlmittag l,m 5lpei l1br. bonn
'Srallerballle, No. 1907 Mclt 3. Str.
alts alli Ocln Sairn1ullnt 5riebbofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Sr. q. &riiGna non Snbicn 6Glt gcm=
tc @urtrag in MDf Sslanb.
gefon1lter inoiidber @elebrte miro
beltte Ibcno in Der 6rieoalls=
fird)e lpred)ell.

Or. g. arii6na, oellelr gortrdae
ii6cr pierbllnbert 3ltb0rer nab Der
Gltrllballe %lotftcn, 0eliert @orte bor
Dem Notarp, Commercial ltt0 anbe=
eren grobell gereine1 ser .Sta6t NIT
iiberalls aroBem @eifaa mfgenom=
men ml1rbelt, miro beute Mbeltb iei=
.llen Notwithstanding in, ben 3rei
9Staotelt baltelt, llilo 5lpar III Ser &of
ISLANDER oelttld=epangclilGel1 6rie-
bensfirdle, No. 1116 10. StraBe,
9iof Sslano. Gin ie0er, benn cg Bis
fer nidt pergoltnt mar, OF. &riibna
51 b0renL iollte tidt perfeblen, itd
Gellte N6elro SIT Oell @ortrag ,in Scr
Srie6ensfirde ein5ufinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

@iirgernleiIIter Sohn @cripalo ited-
te inns geitern ais Sefrctar bes
oeutjG oitcrreid : lnlaariide1 @ilfs=
fonDs pbcnltcbcnoe beioe Sdreibcn
Don acknowledgement in Sapall sur
gerfii9ung.
Giclc Sdreiben bringen ms lc6-
bolt Die anl Morgel1 Ses Z. Nobenl-
Der 1911 erfolgte &apitltlirltag bon
Tiing=Imt, Scr @al1ptitabt Ser bcl1t=
idjcn &olonie III Niicn, &ialltldau,
mod iiber 5neimonatiger Gelagerualg
olrtb bie nerbiil1octen Grl1ppen Ser
Sapaller, Gngldnoer unb 6ran5oien,
Dor Mltgen.
Sim 81. MltenIt 1914 NOR es; als
Ser iapaniihe Gi5eaomiral &uto nit
|eincr groBen Ilotte Dor Giing=Smt
eri6icn, ba meigerte lid Ser Dertide
@oltperltel1r bon aial1tidalt, bon
8al0ef, sic oelttlde 9eiisltng SIT
~itbergeben llr1o oaraltf begam Die ja=
panii6e 6lotte Siing=Im s1 bom6ar=
6iren.
Die iapaniide 9~leaierltng aelpfbrte
baraltf Dem aroBen t. Ii. t. oiterreid)=
ltngari1dcn &relt5er u&uilerin gliIa=
betb" %freiel1 uno n%nbebelligtelr Mb=
5lg, 0a Sapalt MIN nit 9eutidlan0
unro nid)t nit Seiterreid-l1ngarn im
&rieae ita10. Ser &pmma11oa1t Ser
u&ailerin @liiabetb" ma11ote ii6 oa=
ral,f m leine &egieru1tg ul1o bon bem
g@reilel &elbenfailer 6ralt5 Solepb er=
bielt CT 6os nad)ltebelbe Ielegraml1r:
uIeutl6lanD n1b Selterreid=l1ngart
1iao Elm groBeS @alt5es. Mir itnb
9riioer nno ais @riioer perben mir
otsbaltelt. Sic meroen nit Ser be-
fanl1ten Observation-Disclosures 5apfer=
felt ltlrler 5diff bis gum lebtett
@llttstropfen nnlerer brapen Mari=
net pertheioigen. l1nteritellen sic
iid Sem &omrnan6o bon @p1tperneltr
BON @alOef. Ienti6lan0 uno SeIter=
reih= l1ngarn fampfen mie griiDer,
Selte a1t Sette, S6llter on Sdp1l=
ter. giel @liif. Ser arieg an So
pom lit erflart.
5ran5 SSoiepb."
limo 6ie Seiterreidcr baben @ort
ge6alten ltno Ben 8efe6l ibres @el=
0e1faiiers arsgefiibrt.
Mfn Morgen bes G.. Monember
1914, am Gage Dor Ser l1ebergabe
bon &ialltidal, mltroe Ser groBe
&rel15er u&aiieril1 Gliiabetb" BON
fiinfnnopier5ig @ranaaten getroffen
llro pcrlanf in Ser 9udt bon Cling
Ialt.
l1e6er 5mei Mo1ote baben Sic to-
pferen Icntid)en lt1b SelterreidSl1n=
garll, faltm 5000 ON Ser 3a6l, Sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

Gagllport, ga.
Gllcr SedypolIgeborc1 crlnllbt ld
mir nad)ltebenSe @itte 5u ulltcrbrcl'
ten.
Scit Sem Sail Siiinatau's bin i'd
bier III &rieasaeIangenlbaft mo ll1=
folge ser lallgen Taltcr oble jeglide
NtitteI. Sd bin 81 Sabre alt.
Sieie 3eilen lollcn Nun Den 3med
erfiille1, @lter acknowledgement lllll
Elm MISREPRESENTATION NIT etpas
Sam rrlo &affee 5u bitten. Gucr
acknowledgement lperoen lidl hcnfc1
forllrn, ME idlper es iii, pblle jegli=
dc Mittcl oielc ldrmere 3eit oabin5ll=
lcben.
sa1ocn id1 Sbnen ldon inn @oralls
oanfe iiir Die perlrladte Miibemal=
tlllg seidne id)
@odIad)tuaMspua nno aarr5 eraehenit
@einr. <afcl, Seciolbat.
Griloncr oil @ar acknowledgements
beim" aonogabara l1car aobe,
Sapall.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Hrpfla, III / II.

Die uYmcriean Tlaa NiioeiatipnA
BON Ncm Oprf hat lid, au sic Siir-
gcr ltnb StaStbcamtcn allcr mcri-
faniidcm Gtabtc nit sem Grimd,cn
%acluamSt, ben IA. Srni uffisicll ais
ci,en Tlasscntag at pruflamircn.
Garum bite idy ais giiracrmciIcr
bcr StaSt SaNcmport nmicrc Niiirgcr,
M sem ge@tianl1tcn Sagc sat MuaSc=
itcms cinc 6laAac STR Sd1a1 at hrin,
gen, bauit a,td, mir scigelt, Dai iuir
itnls a.f lnicrc Stcrnc ltn6 Strcifcm
1inb.
Sic naditc9cnSem @orld)lagc fins
mir ~gegcniibcr upm peridiebcncn Sci=
ten s%1gcganacm.
Matpmobilbeiitcr, bcfcitiat cine
Slaggc\am @itrcr MaidIuc, .ei,1c al1=
oerc III GMrcm @eidpaftsGanlc nub
cine brittle bur G,trcr MpGmnng. Ser
llcr luarc cs a%1ac6radjt, sluei flcimc
Tlaggcn lit jc6cs Der Tcnitcr bcs
!Samics sat itcfcn.
Mmf biciclbc @ciic iplltcm mir audi
Scn 4. Nili bcgcgcit 1nb bcn Cru
bcrId)miidmngstag, llnb 5luar jcbcs
2akt ms allcs tGitm, mas Gu
ccnpprt in cine nod id)6nerc Staot
.bcriuanSclt, ais uic tic Is id,p, jctt
lit.
. Gcs. Su1n ScrmaIb,
Snrgcrmciitcr Scr Stabt 9apcnpurt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Sciratls : Grlanbnihidjcinc.

Sic naditebel1ben Seiratbserlallb.
niBld)eire mltrben geItern ertpirft:
gbeiter g.. Merritt, Sepmoltr, So.
jl,nb &iloegarOe IS. Magel, 1abert
port.
Spbn Geterien uno Muguita &ru
DO, 3abenport.
&obert Goplep ntO gliie gootb
Davenport.
Motbias S. 9teffen nno Mari
|2lopb, 8apenport.
@ert &aigb, 0apentort, ur,o Gar
rte Tonbom, 9fof Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
goritaaosperiammlung bes 9entidy
slmerifnniidcn Gipnicrpcrcins
0pl1 Gcptt Gp1t1lti. :.

Ser neutid-ailerifanilde Gionier-
perein bon Scott gpul1tp miro am
nafiten Solu1abe1o, Sen IL. Sum-,
Nadnrittags 4 l1br, in Der Slrnbaae
cine Notwithstanding abbal-
ten, bel Der. Die arrangements fir
oas groBe Sabrcsfef ser gereini=
g1llg, 0as am s. M1lgrlt abgebaltel1
1peroen Ioll, 5l.r sprade fon1mept ll1o
getroffen meroen loaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

oeutiden @eiit in China, scr alli
ncllll l1uo neulr5ig Sabre red)trnaBia
gepad)tct morOen mar, gegen Die I'M
gehcl1rc ltebern1a1t oer Nlliirten Der
tbeioigt. Als sic SSapaner all1 Mor=
gen ocs Z. Mopember in aialltidall
eia5ogcll, ga falloen lie fem eilt5iges
@eid)o5 mcbr Dor. Sic 9ellt-
ld)en batten crit fapitulirt, nadJoem
0ie lette @ranate perld)oilen moroell
lpai.
@ie groB oie gerlllite Ser SeIoe1l
marell, Sic Sen oeutid)en @oocn i'm
IltsIaaoe pertbeioigtcl1, fon1te bis
Der l1odJ nid)t in G%rfabrlt1g gebraht
mcroen. Die Sapaner perlpren orei
Sorpeoobopte, einen Gorpeoobont=
5erltorer, ci1relt fleinel1 &relt5er lt1o
einen geld)iibten Stronger 5ur See
l11o battel1 oils gerlmlte Smeibnltoert
Spbte unb adtbnnbert unb adt nnb
liebell5ig @ermllaoete allf Dem 2anbe
5lt Dermerfen.
Sic gnglan6er b%erloren eil1 Spr=
peopbopt n1b einen Grell5er Mame
nidt befannt) sur See ulto srpei SoD4
tie 11n0 abt 8ertprl1oete auf Dem
2anoe.
Someit mie iid in grfabrll1g britt
gen labt, merDen sic oelttiden u1b
DlterreidS1ngarilden @efangenen in
Sapan gut bebanOelt ulr0 perpflegt,
mant mal1 6ie 9sabrl1ngsmittel Ser
Sapaner in @etradt 5iebt.
Ser iapaniide Mrbeiter perbient
burdi6ltittlid) 5tpei ltto 5lpai15ig bis
bier u1lo 5man5ig Gents PRO Sag. gr
lt1o feline 6an1ilie Ieben falt lllr BON
91eis, 8eisbrot, Slid nnb 5opa=gob=
men. Mls @etranf Ibee nno aidts
meiter.
Nabrnngs= l,1lo @enuBmittel, pie
&affee, Iabaf, glttter, 3udfer,
5leiihmaarel1 iegliber Mrt, Iriidte
etc. lillb ln1eridminglid bod) int
Nreiie.
@as mir bon bier aus Sen &riegs=
gefangelten s%ltfonnen laiien fon11=
ten, lino altber Ben ebengenanntel1
9fabrungs- llnO @%enltBmittel1 &lei=
out1gs itiide ieglider Mrt, l1nter5eltg,
Striimpfe, Sdltbe, eingen1a6te
6rii6te, Mebl, @urlt, 5dinfen, Orb
len, 2inien, Gfeifen, 2eieltoff, Ml1if=
bette II. oergl. mebr. gqargelo lollte
nidt on Die @efongenen 0ireft, ion=
bern ol1rb Dos amerifanii6e aonilt=
lat geld)ift meroen. @ilfe. lit aber
oringeno notbmenoig nn0 bier iii
mieoer ei1mal cine 8%elegenbeit, Sen
oel1tlden @%efangenen i'm Ml1slonoe
Imirfuagspoll gu belfcn nno ibner
%ll11lere l(1lterltilslng a%ngeoeiben 81
l%lalle1r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Tiir Sic Gcmticl)c 9acbc.
Eeitcrrcid,=ltmgaru
NonoNohoro. 8. Moi 1916.

upltuHupQfQ, y. Wtul 1910.
american Ncliei Committee,
Iaocnpnrt, So.
als &ricesseiangslcr bin ib lett
9touenlbcr 1914 Ourd Ben SAT- Cling
ia1's bier III Sapall.
Sd bin % Sabre alt ltno iett pb=
ne Olittel. Meillc Mngebori9en in
Sclterreid fon1leu MIDI nidt unter=
ltiite1; lelbit babe i6 feline Wiittel.
Inrd) biele 3eilell erlaltbe ib mir
sic boflide gitte alts5uipred)el1, MIDI
nit elmer fleillen @elolpellOe utter
ltiisen 5lt molen. IS lit Mir be-
faltl1t, oab ale Galtidlel1 urlO Deter
reider inn Iltslalloe ourh Spenoem
inner Sos slt linbern beltrebt iinO.
Sd) boffe, bab BEL Sbnen meme 8itte
iii Grfiillllng gebt ltllb oanfe fir ie0e
&leiaigfeit outs @cr5liditc.
IS griibt beltens Sbr
Garl SGlpctgbofer.
g. Ii. t. olterrcidrlulgariid)er Matro=
le 3. ST. 80. Nc. 2. &aiierin Gli=
labetb", Griipncr uf @ar, u&riegs=
gefallgenenbeinl", Thoroughbred.
near &obe, Sapan.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
granerfeier scr SbS Selloms..

Die Gob 5eaoms nl1o sic Mcbc=
fa6s merOen bel1te Na6n1ittag Inn
5pei l1br inn SANDER Seer 9arf ibre
oiesiabrige aroBe Irallcrfeierlidfei1
abbaltcn, fir bie bas na~ditebenoe
Erogramm aufgeItellt moroen lit:
Suectipn &apelle.
Groffnlngsanlprade - Malter Of
Ceremonies sc. s. @leaIon.
GroIimngsgelQltg Mitglieoel
DeS Sroens.
gebet g}ep. S. S. mias.
@erlel Ell Ser %Derltorbenen 8rii6e1
S. g. @eir.
gerlelen Der p%erliorbenen 5dJme
fern - Meta Goaiteot.
Colo - Jlltb genfcrt.
@nifradc @ranb 9atriar6 s
IS. Irrainitb.
Solo Gutb gclfcrt.
decoration of bier - Mitolieber
Shlubgeiang - Mitglieber.
Se9c1 ~ Gep. S. 5. Mias.
Selectlon - &apelle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Mcitcrc aanSiSaten laiicm ibrc aa1n=
pnatca1ts9abcn h1tdlcu.

9ie nadGtebenOen aan6ioatel1 lie
Ben geltern ibre &a9neal1sgaben
bltden: &. S. @lDnl1, feline; 2puis
Meier, $13.60; Sobn 6. @itt, SO
Gents; Sobn $. Geepes, 10 Gents;
Gbil. Stables, feline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

- Saben sic idon 0l6 miilfon
8ier probirt? @leib nit Sem betc11
imbortirten gier unb empfoblen bon
Ben 9oftoren. God Ssla1lb gretping
gotnpa1,p. (ana.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
McS eec's jaGrlides ailloer-Gidnid

miro oieies Sabr Mittpod) iiber ID
Gage, Sen %. Sltai, int gdiitelparf
ltattfinoen. Meo See erflart, mie alle
Sabre 5lluor, baB cs on 0ieiem Gage
nid)t regnen miro. Sn 0sn % Sab=
rel1, III Oercl1 Gerlanf Neb See oiele
iabrliden &il1berz9sidnids %beranltal=
tet BOT, tit bas @etter an DEM BE-
t~refienban Gage imnter icbon gelpelen.
Die Gerliderung NeO Sees $50
Moilt" lit inncr sur @abrbcit ge=
mor0en.
Bic Sinner iil1o anigeiurSert, iidJ
fire &artcm i'm @eit She scttle=
ment (Wc6aitbe ser Trciem GcltId)e1
Sdntlgcmcinbe a1 @citern gncnue
sudden s%'ucitcr n,1S britter strahc)
a~65u6plen. Sieic &artcn 1aben iie
bDr @irmalntc bcs Mittagsma6lcs
absnsebcu. &inScr lolt Grd) G1tre
6artem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
6taot nno GDug1u.
Country. Den ii. SUM-.
9leiiis gtaoi4ytenig!eiscn.

- Nerocnol : Mittel gegea Nbelt'
matisn1lls uno Sdn1erScli aller Nrt
Miepe's ~s(potbefe, 4O3 apeitl. 3. Str
Serr u1o Srau 5. $. grooers
bon Stodtorl, ga, bieltcn iid) gcitcrr
in Iabenport 81 9cllth altf.
Sreo Gospogel bon Siptol1
sSSa., ser iid) Bel lcincm @ru0er, @er-
III @esopoel BON Scr Modifgbom
Moao ollfbielt, lit nad) Sipton 5uriid-
gereili.
SRI. @cnrietta gsirs. go. 122
@eit is. Strabc, miro oen ant 16.
IS. Monats in Soma Gitp abSr6aI=
tenocn SNIllbpriiillngen ser %llniper=
jitat b%cimobnct.
5ralt %. 6. spies, 81. 81. go.
5, fdlt it'd in 0ieicr ISOLDE IN Sllle
@ras bci ibrcr Sndlter, Srall Geter=
ien al @cllld ouf.
George <blt, Scr @infaltfs-
agelt5 Der Sr1=GltD Ea1llpaD u S1gbf
Company balt it'd III Geiddftsangc-
lcgelleeiten lit Chicago OUT.
- @iaiam 2ltcoers BON Stocfton,
sSSa., lpeilt oils @alt I'M &atie leiner
Mlltter, Irdlt s. 2lleoers, go. Ola
@elt A. StraBe.
srar 5. $. Sllber, geo. 2O231A
@eit 6. Strabc, balt iid} bel Ser
panotpn III Clinton aaf.
-ss@eorge Sarber bon gettcnoori
iibergab geltern Der Geoaftion bon
Ser Iemofrat" SOC fir Sen oeutl6s
nlterrei6zltngoriid)c1 l1nterltiitu1gs=
folto. @eiters 5tiftllngen merben
clttgcgc1gc1lol1nct.
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Gcntidlanb.
Nollngabara, s. M1ai 1916.

gi,itrian Meliei Committee
Nl,NnnMnrt N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

Werpenol : Mittel gegen Nbcll.
matismlls uno Sdmerscn aller Mrt.
@iepe's Mpotbefe, 403 apeitl. 2. Str.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
BOMB INCIDENT SETTLED.
Question Which japan and China
Have Debated for Months.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PEKING, December r5.-Announcement
has been made of the settlement Of the
Mukden bomb incident. about which
negotiations between Japan and China
have centered for months. The three
Chinese students who were arrested by
japanese officials and held on a charge
Of having dynamited the shop of a
japanese medicine dealer last summer
are to be turned over to the Chinese
authorities.
However. the conditions under which
these students are to be surrendered
Chinese newspapers, which are COM
menting upon them with much bitter
ness.
Under the terms of the agreement
China is to pay Sc, 1000. Mexican. indem-
nifty to the medicine dealer in whose
min, the Chinese whom the Japanese
now accuse Of having caused the ex--
plosion. is to be arrested. tried and
punished according to the evidence col
lected by the Japanese police. The
right of the japanese to. review the
Judgment passed on the prisoner is re-
served by the Japanese authorities.
Punishment is to be meted out to the
Mukden chief Of police and to all his
subordinates as a warning that they
must preserve order.
1t is contended by the Chinese news
papers that the medicine dealer whose
shop was dynamited was really a dealer
nese charged with violating the Chi
nese law against the opium traffic.
Mukden is in Chinese territory. and
consequently the Chinese resent sharp
" the Japanese assumption of juris-
diction in that city.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department In the
last twenty-four hours:
Charles r. Canrey. 2s years, 5so1
Colorado avenue northwest.
David Wills. SO years. Cecil apart
ments, 18th and L streets northwest.
Joseph MacFate. u years. 11o c street
northeast.
Elizabeth o'Donnoghue. so years, Sis-
ley Hospital.
William A. H. Turner, Sc years.. 317
7th street northeast.
Catherine Anderson, So years, Tuber-
culosis Hospital.
Herman H. Smith, 1 month. 1880 II
street northwest.
Mary E. Club. 1 day, 80 7th street
southeast
John Sunday, 43 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John Scott, IS years, Casualty Hospi-
tai.
Matthias Ridgley. 81 years. Providence
Hospital.
Abraham Jackson. As years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Charles jackson. 1s years. George
town Hospital.
Emma Detler, 4s years. Emergency
Hospital.
Laura Hart, A years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Clarence H. and Evea M. Sweeney
boy.
jeremiah and Mary A. Whaulikan
girl.
George F. and Efae T. Tucker. boy.
Walter and Flora Nelson. boy.
Maurice J. and Ellen A. Leahy, boy.
John Y. and Alma NJ. Long, boy.
William E. and Anna B. Leishear
boy.
Walter r. and Amanda M. Hum
phries, girl.
Elmer 3. and Helen NJ. Fisher. girl.
John A. and Helen Donnelly. girl.
James E. and Edith r. Club. girl.
John A. and Elsie e. Bell. boy.
William W. and Margaret c. Burreli
girl.
John and Leonara Mitchell. girl.
Arthur and Rachael Mason, girl.
Harry and Katherine Jones. girl.
Charles and Mildred James, boy.
Stanley and Annie Crosby. girl.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
FLORIDA WOMAN HELD.
Mabel Campbell Detained at Wash
ington Asylum for Observation.

Mabel Campbell, forty-fve years old.
was arrested at Union station Saturday
night by Detectives StrinEfellow and
Embrey. and sent to Washington Asy-
lum Hospital for observation as to her
mental condition. While at Union sta
ton she conversed with a matron, but
when the detectives took charge Of her.
1t is'stated, she refused to talk.
At the hospital she stated that she
came here from st. Andrews. Fla. and
that she was on her way to the Pratt
Institute. Brooklyn. She said she had
relatives in Peoria, ILL.,. and that her
money Is in banks in Berkeley, Cal, and
Omaha, Neb. Relatives have been in
formed of her whereabouts.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR JOY RIDERS ACCIDENT
Court Relieves Leo C. Brooks From
Blame When Mary L. Squires
Was Injured.

Leo c. Brooks is not responsible for
injuries sustained by Mary L. Squires
when his automobile. taken without his
consent, was recklessly operated and
colhded with her machine. The District
Court of Appeals SO held today. when
IL afiirrSed through Justice Van Orsdel
the sustaining by the lower court of
Mr.. Brooks demurrer to the suit
1t appeared that the car of Mr.
Brooks was left unlocked and unguard-
ed in the street contrary to police reg
ulations. and the plaintiff claimed this
made him responsible for the damage
TO her automobile.
The court finds that however nerIi-
gent Mr.. Brooks may have been In
violating the regulation. he was in no
way party to the alleged reckless
and unlawful act which caused the ac-
cident. and may not be held RESPONSE
BILE.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Western High School, Lincoln Memo
rial and Washington Monument.

western High School, Lincoln Memo
rial and Washington Monument.
The "ofnciar account follows:
from the heights Tunlaw road was
followed. with Jewett street and the
Glover estate to the right and north
east, to Nebraska avenue and the
American University. Almost q circle
was completed around the university
grounds. following an abandoned road
way on the line OF Massachusetts, ave-
nue. to University avenue. thence con-
tinuing northwest and near Murdock
Mills road, thence southwest across a
small valley and woods to Little Falls
and Chain bridge road. Chain bridge
road was followed the rest Of the way
to Albany station. making a short de-
tour from the road. however. to visit
Fort Kemble. Of civil war fare"
A number Of the woman wanderlust-
ers are to give q leap year party and
dance at the Northeast Masonic Hall.
next Saturday evening. and have ex-
tended an invitation to all mixers. A
meeting for making nnal arrangements
II TO be held at the hall tomorrow
evening at o'clock, to which those in
terested are invited,
Evening star., 1916-01-03
80cieN
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New Year in New York. They left Weld
their Brookline. Mass. place last We'd
nesday, and after concluding their visit
in New York will come to this city for
q stay.
Miss Laura Virginia Wynkoop and
Charles Newcombe West were quietly
welded in the presence Of the imme-
date families, Saturday evening. at the
home of Mrs. Lee H. Sampsell. sister OF
the bride, 1902 Columbia road. Rev.
Pleasant Southern Methodist Church,
off1ciated.
The bride was attractively gowned In
suit Of midnight blue velvet with nat
to match and wore corsage bouquet
of sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
The wedding march from Lohengrin
was rendered by her sister. Miss Janet
McGill Wynkoop.
Mr.. and Mrs. West will be at home to
their friends at 25o9 11th street north
west after January Is.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Fatal Explosion on the Aztec.

NEW YORK. January 3.-one man
was killed. ten were seriously injured
and eighteen others are missing fol-
lowing an explosion and fire today on
the steamship Aztec at Brooklyn
drydock.
An hour after the explosion occurred
II was reported that twenty-five men
were in the hold. cut OF from rescue by
the flames which enveIoped the ship.
The Astec was a Norwegian oil tanker,
under charter to the Interocean Trans-
port Company Of this city. She arrived
from France on December 20 and ssas
at once sent into drydock.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
"HIKERS" WALK SIX MILES.
Seventy-Five Make Trip From
GEORGETOWN to ALBANY Station.

Seventy ave wanderlusters comprised
the party yesterday afternoon which,
under the leadership OF Gordon True
and James p. Greene, made a walk of
six or more miles from Georgetown to
Albany. station this side of Chain
bridge. The route followed the canal
road to Foxhall run, thence up this run,
across New Cut road to Observatory or
Tunlaw Heights, from which an excel
lent view is obtained of Georgetown,
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Merchants, Committee to Meet.

A meeting OF the advertising vigi-
lance committee Of the Retail Mer-
chants Association has been called by
Chairman JosepI rich for Friday
night. January Il, -, the rooms Of the
association. Star building. Mr.. Ber-
berich anticipates that all Of the citi-
zens' associations of Washington will
have by that time named their dele
gates on the committee. Fully 50 per
cent Of the citizen bodies have appoint
ed their representation.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Rev. Jacob Hartzeler Dies.

YORK. Pa. January S.-Rev. Jacob
Hartseler. noted as a theologian. editor
and one Of the first American mission
aries In Japan. died at his homo hsre
Saturday night. He was eighty-three
years old an served sixty years in the
ministry.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Fountain pens are most popular in
Bohemia and are carried by practi-
caiiy all business men, students and
clerks.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Secretary Garrison Slightly III.

Owing 70 . slight inAispositioa caused
by cold. Secretary Garrison remained
st his homo a Coansetisut svssns -.
Gay, but hopes 20 b. able 70 resume his
eMe1ai duties At the War Department
temoeyoW morning.