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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28
GERMANY To YIELD
TO DEMANDS WILSON
IS GROWING BELIEF
AMERICAN MINISTER SENDS op.
TlMISTIC NEWS OF THE
SITUATION.
LONG CONFERENCE IN BERLIN
Thought Likely That Concessions
VIII be Made as the Result Of the
Emphatic Protest Of this Country
emperor to Consider Reply.

BERLIN, April rs (via London) i,
is understood that the Germany repl,
to the American note will not be dc
livered before the imperial chancellor
has another opportunity of conferrina
with the emperor.
The American ambassador was
called by telephone to the imperial
chancellor's palace Monday morning
He went Immediately and the confer,
ence with Dr. van Bethmann-Holwee
lasted an hour and ten minutes.
When he came from the conference
Ambassador Gerard declined to give
any information as to the nature OF
the discussion and would not answer
a question as to whether anyone else
was present
DR.. Won Bethmann-Ho devoted
the afternoon to conferences on the
submarine question with Admiral Won
Holtzendorff, chief OF the admiralty
staff. Several of the higher diplo-
matte officials participated.
The outcome of the present crisis
depends on what President Wilson and
the American government want. The
general view of the present situation.
as CLEANED from conversation with a
number OF persons close to official
circles, is about as follows:
If President Wilson and the Ameri-
can government are arguing that ear
lier concessions by Germany have not
been adhered to, and insist that the
submarine campaign be conducted
without deviation within the limits of
German assurances and pledges in for
mer notes, then settlement probably
can be arranged, Notwithstanding
what is considered the sharp and un.
friendly tone" of the American note.
The pledges probably can be restated,
II need be and definitely reformulated,
so there can be no possibility of error
or question of responsibility.
II, however, the United States in
sists on further limitation of the sub
marine war against commerce, then
there appears to be little chance OF
agreement for a satisfactory settle
ment and 1t is considered that breach
of diplomatic relations, if it should
come, would in all probability be only
a temporary status and would soon
develop into an actual state of war.
This view is not official or author
itative, but represents the opinion Of
persons who are in position to be
we'll informed. These persons careful
ly refrained from making definite or
predictions and specified
that they were voicing only their own
opinions, but these may possibly be |
straws showing which way the wind
is blowing.
The request of DR.. Won Bethmann-
Holweg for conference with Ambas-
sador Gerard is thought 70 have been
inspired by the desire of the imperial |
chancellor to find out what President
intentions actually are.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28
DlMAGE
SUITS ARE SEIZED
BALLANFANT-FosTER CASES ARE
DISMISSED IN BOTH
COURTS.

The celebrated case of Mrs. Ger
trude Ballanfant against Emmett Eos.
ter, pending in both the circuit and
the chancery courts, has been settled
by the parties and dismissed. These
suits were instituted by Mrs. Ballan-
FAINT for the recovery Of damages for
alleged assault and abusive language
by the defendant. The law case tried
in the circuit court resulted in a mis-.
trial. It is understood that the cases
were settled upon the payment by de-
PENDANT of costs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28
ELECT OFFICERS
Of ST. PETERS At
ANNUAL MEETING
MEMBERS OF THE vESTRY FOR
THE COMING YEARS ARE
NAMED.
REPORT OF The WARDEN MzBt
Two New Members, Walter .. Has
lungs and Hugh Lee Webster and
All the old Ones are EIected-State.
mont Of the Secretary.

Inc annual parish meeting OF st.
|fe'ers church met Monday night in
|'Ormal session in the auditorium OF
ue church at eight o'clock. The meet
wy was opened by short devotional
|ssf'lces by the rector, DR.. r. M. W.
pAck' followed by a few remarks by
~ Black in reference to the church
|'oFk for the past year and the par
PsAs future.
Inc minutes of the last meeting
|'''e read by Secretary Morgan and
~ same we're unanimously adopted
u read Then came the treasurer's
r'port by DR.. Turner Brady. This re-
PV'' Showed the church in a flourish
rus condition and also showed what
Onderful work could be accomplished
I cooperation on the part of every
''sIloer Of the congregation.
4'eh followed the reports of st.
y rs'eFs Parish Society, the Chancel
,Dele' the Guild of the Holy Child,
!, "oman's Missionary Auxiliary the
'suuay school and the Church of the
,s'ent All of these reports we're
''sna'd and we're received and or
,'u spread upon the minutes.
" w. P. Woodbridge, the senior
~ 'ueI OF the church, made a short
:. = AUG cards were passed and pledges
VIZ 'aAen for the coming year, which
~ 0"ea an increase of fifty per cent
=, the pledges taken a year ago.
=. ,ue last business of the meeting
~ ~ , the election of a new vestry,
s'On resulted in the election Of the
~ Sing gentlemen: DR.. w. P. VOL.
80 R L. Mckinney, George 3.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28
PRIVET HEDGE FOR
MCDOWELL. SCHOO'

Mcdowell School is to have a beau.
tiful privet hedge fence. The School
Improvement association, composed of
the teachers and pupils had planned
to put the hedge out today, but ]. A.
Fly, one Of the most progressive citi-
zens Of that section and always a
loyal friend Of the school. took his
teams and hands and is doing the
work. The campus will be entirely
surrounded by the hedge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28
FIRST TOMATOES
ARE PLANTED OUT

First tomato plants of this season
were sold here on Monday and the
supply was soon exhausted. The
plants are large, healthy ones and
most gardeners believe that the dan
ger of frost is about over hence they
are anxious to put out this delectable
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-28

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Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

T90nen 8ogen bor ibrer alten Stel>
lung berum.
Mir oingen nun aus Der imponies
renben eigenen 9inoernis3one CUR
fron5Diif9en Stenung biniiber uno
faben bic g~rauenbafte 8eftdtigung
her ei9enen nniibertpinbli9teit! Nuf
Sunoerte bon @9ritten liegen Unit
former unb Stiefel lumber. Sc fiebt
70 aus, ols tpGren nit alien 2umpen
belobene Magen nit f9euen pfer@
Den bur9gerdft uno bdtten auf bie~
fem Mege ibren gan5en Snbalt bers
itreut unb berloren.
Nber IN bieIen 9ofen, Stiefeln
unb H0den liegen nod Die @ebeine
ibrer SrGger. Sd febe einen 8opf,
beiTen Mangen unb 2ippen nod rOtz
lid unterbau9t finb; Ous @eiidt 1T
eingetrodnet, Der Dffene Munb 1T gu
einem engen &reife aufammenge5o=
qen, binter benz feline, taoeuofe Cab
ne herDorbltder. St9tes, ~heubrdu11es
Soar bebedt Sen &opf ME cine pc
ride, unb Dos @an5e f9eint cine nnz
eef9idte b0l3erns Moste. Oeren 8es
molung f9on fart ab9epaf6en 1T.
Mit Der .3eit finbet man fi4 in benz
@epirr 5urs9t uno erfennt bas, mos
auiommenseb0rt bat. Sine 9anb bGlt
nod ben opalen ble9ernen Srintbez
der, cine anOere ragt f9neepeiB aus
Der brauner. f9peren @rOe, bic unS
Iere 6iibe in ungebeure &lumpen
perponoelt. Qa bieie Refte liegen
nun faft elm Sa6r bier, felt Dem Derz
unsliidten 9ur9bru9sberiu4 Der
Transofen BON @nbe Mdr5 Biz Mitte
aprii. 8e9raben fonnten mir bisber
nur bic gang nabe an unfere Stels
lung 9erangetOmmenen, unb ou9
bos nur unter f6perfter 2ebensge<
fubr. ba bic Srau3Oien ben ibnen
ongebotenen fur5en Woffenftinitdnb
our 8eerbisuns Der Sbren unbegreif4
li9erpeiie ni6t %annabmen. uno nun
miro au4 bas ibrise ebrenDoa be-
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

an ben Sag. Die peiB9ttleioeten
csuugen Spbn Bulls orbeiteten. bob
i6nen ser @4peiB an ben Baden
berunterlief, I'm MIR ia bic Stflolere
oes SorpebObOotes aufrisben3uitel<
len.
9ls bic 2abung an 8orO mar,
ftente Der Sffiaier oes So~rpeoobootes
oen amtli6en~ S@ein aus, Der be-
foate, boB sr 70 unb 10 biel pro<
piant uno 70 unb 10 bel &oblen an
8orb eenpmmen babe. Der S9ein
mar in Der bpr9ei9riebenen Sorm
seftempelt.
Ma6oem Ser 0ffi5ier nod ben
6ofen6edmten feline Mnertennung fir
bic prpmpte 8ebienung ausgeoriidt
unb sic 8emertung ein9eflo9ten bote
tie, 6ab bic @eiBioden fir ibre
fhipere Mrbeit minbeftens bas 8it<
toriafreua perDient bdtten, bumpfte
er nit feinem itolaen S9iffe babon.
beqleitet BON ben Se9enspiiniAen
Ser 3uriidgebliebenen.
Ser ~3uffGnoige 9afenbeomte
{Aidte BEN S9ein, ben er BON benz
Rommonoeur beg Sprpebobootes err
baIten bate, an feline porsefeBte Be-
b0roe unb betonte in benz 8egleif@
fhreiben, baB Ser Rommanbeur fia
Iebr onertennerb iiber Die prompte
8eoienung nus9efpro9en babe.
Ginige Sage fpdter fam BON Der
porgefebten 8eb0rbe cine Mntport
auriid, in ser es bieb, Der S9ein
lei 5por edit, bic 11nterfdrift ieoo&
cine gona gemeine Tdlf9ung. Sas
s~orpeboboot, beFen &ommanoeur bic
prompte 8%eoienuns 70 iebr selcbt
babe, fei obne 3peifel elm beuti6es
Boot qepefen. 6os fi9 auf biefe Bill
lige Meife friI4en Broptant uno
friIde &oblen perf9afft babe.
Mie Der britif9e Marineoffisier
benz ameritanifden Sreunbe perii=
berte, baBt er 0ie Oeut11el dls OF
sobfeinbe feines @aterlonoes. .@ber
alien &efpeft Dor biefen beutfden
Seeleuten," iebte ct bin3u. n@or
2euten, oie Elm fol9es Sufarenitiid
Fertig 6ro9ten, muB felbit Der @ng=
Timber Ben 6ut Sie6en. Sd pollte,
mir t0nnten ibnen 10 etipas na9ma=
den."
Die englif9en 9afenbeb0roen finb
ieitbem, angepiefen porben, in Ser
.prompten Bebienung" sufiinftig ets
mas borii9tiger gu fein.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

Ieiftet, ie mebr fpiirt NOR ben uIls
qebeuren grnIt Der Gage. Nud in
GnqIonb. aublonb unb Stalien 1T
man Ii9 oo1fommen tIar bariiber,
bob Der 5on bon 8erbuu fur ben
MeIten cine Gntfdeibung beoeutet,
ober troboem pirb nit alien wlitteln
DerTu9t, Der 8epOlterung bic bisbe>
rigen beutf9en @rfolge ols belon5z
log oar5uIteIlen.
Mber mas niiBt dies 8ertuf9en2
Dos eisene Bolt tonn mobl einigs
3eit bur9 ftrense 3euiur in untlnrs
beit gebalten nerben. Die Neutro<
len erfobren ia bod bic Satfo9en
in ibrer gonsen erbriidenben Wu9t.
unb i9lieBli9 laffen iid nidt ale
Ssolseerf9einunsen folder getpoltis
zen RGmpfe Dor ben 4usen Der
SronsoIen serbergen. Wie ioa ib~
men bic grobe 3obl Der bi4t gefil<
ten 2osarett5iige ertldrt nerben, bic
bos Qanb BON @erbun nus unaus@
peSeBt bur9rolIen, UNI ibre 2oit our
bic Cigarette gu perteiIen? nnb iie
nne, bic ba blutenb unb leioenb in
Der eeI9iiBten Hube zines &ranteuS
faales bic furdtbnren @inoriide Der
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07
DeHtfhe SesbuIareR.
gcina6e mardenbaftes S%rabunritid
zines gorpeOObuOtes.

God tIinot oos 2isb bon ben Of
Eiaiersn unb Munnf9dften eines
beutfhen Sprpeoobootes, bos einen
snoIiIGen Sofen onlief, 2ebensmittel,
9obIen, SeI uifp. an 8oro ndbm,
cofiir ubescblts" unb bann unbebel=
Hat pieoer abOampfte!
Die @eT9i6te OOn ben oeutI9en
u@ee=SuIaren" tlingt 10 toa, buB
nun iie nidt berDffentli9en tpiirbe,
ipenn oie 9uene nidt gang unOers
bGdtio nGre. Oiefe NuelIe 1T NAM
lid Elm britiI6er MurineOffi8ier, Der
0ieIer Sage in Nefp 0ort onfam unb
einem 0prti9en 8~etannten, Der 5u>
fGuiq Elm Mmeritaner beuti4er Nbs
ftommung 1T, BON Dem beuti9en
8robourItiid er5G9lte.
@dneioia uno unOerfroren lam
ba pI6Bli9 Elm SOrpeoOboot in einen
enoIiT6en Soften gebampft. Sffiaiere
un0 Monnf9dften truget englii4e
llniformeu. Natiirli6 ipra9 Der Sfs
fiaier, Der BON ben eu9liI4en 9afen~
beb0roen f9Ieunigit Nobrungsmittel,
&obGen unb ipnitigen probiant Der~
langte, Elm bpraiigli9es @nglii4. Die
enoliT3en 9a%fenbeamten polen
ouberoem aebDrt baben, baB aud bic
Mannfdoften Gnglif3 fprd9en. Die
6erren @n9ldnoer mOgen aber Die
pIottoeutI9e @sItfpru9e Der 8lau>
ioden nit @nglif9 Dertpe9ielt baben.
Ser Offiaier bes SOrpeOOboofes
ertldrte, OaB sr f4leunigit einsn
pi6tigen Milftrug gu erfiiaen babe.
Gr beutete an, baB er einen beuti4en
8lOdooebre9er abfangen foae unO
mobnte bober CUR grOBten @ile.
Die @ngldnber legten oenn au4
fofort einen lobensperten Siereifer
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07
Am fuse der cotes IOrraInss.

Den @9iIOerunsen zines 8eri&t<
erftatters ouf benz &riessf9auploBe
in Der NGbe bon @eroun, auf benz
@sbiete om JuBe bss fell obfouen<
ben SObensuges GOtes 2OrraiHes,
OitGi9 BON ser Maas, 1T fOIgsnbes
entnpmmen:
Gs pirtt Iebr beimotIi9. fpenn
man bisr iibsroG in ben franaOiifden
Srtf9dftsn auBer Sen rein miIitGriz
f8en @uffdriften nod cine son5e
Menge beutf9er Beseidnungen leien
fam. Sebe @oFe, jeOer pIaB trGgt
nett Ii9tbor enttpeber bic lleberlets
3ung bes friiberen Ndmens, O0er eiz
men netsepdbIten, Der ben Sruppen,
bic eero6e bort buufen, innerli9 nus
beitebt. Die groBe StrnBe nod 8ers
DUN lit 3. 9. in 8uap nOOberiBer
6eerftroBe" genannt; i'm Srt felbit
9ibt es etnen Gurfirfenoamrn, etrleTl
Sungfernftieg, ober mo anbers elm
20penbrdu. gaatsfeuer unb ben
S9iBennirt. No9 unbef9doigte
ipeiBe Mouerfld9en fino nit trie>
gerif9en, oft ou9 luitigen Sresfen
unb @prii9en gefdmiidt. llebrigens
tit fir jeben, Der in Der Tront ir>
senbtpo bineelongen min, bnr9 Elm
po6leroo9tes Srientierungsipitenl
pirtIi4 Oerart geforgt, bob er duf
feinem edn5en @ege, unb tpGre er
nod 70 lang, eigentli9 niemanben gu
frogsn brau9t. Sang groBe gelbe
Safeln nit f9puraer Snf@rift unb
groBen pfeilen fteben an ieber Stra<
bentreuaung nit Der 8e5ei9nung bes
nd9ften Dries uno Der Sauptri3>
tung; monde troeen fogar einen ur%
feblbaren 2ugeplan nit einigen Stri~
den unb ben Gntfernuugsangaben.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

2eben umf9loB, tperben ben Gins
brud zines Sieses ni9t nit ilh
fortqenommen baben, unb mas re
bon ibrer ousgeftanbenen &n9if err
aGbGen, biirfte ou9 Bel ibren 9Orern
einen fol9en Ginbrud ni4t ertpeden.
8erbun, emit cine beutf9e Rei9s<
Itobt, bic erft i'm peitfdlif9en Srie>
ben nod benz 9reibigidbrisen &rieg
an Sronfrei9 absetreten purbe, bat
bur9 lire Gage INNER cine beion>
bere &oGe sefpielt. @ls Maasiibers
gang an Der Sftieite Der @rgonner~
pdFe fnb ibr gang eigengeartete Gufs
aoben auerteilt, aus benen ibre ftarte
8efefi9uno berauspu9s. Man
Fiir6tef in Grantrei4 i'm augenblid
am meiiten, bob ii@ bic 9eutf4en
nit Der @innn6me 8erbuns Der @i@
SenbobnIinie @erbun-paris bemddz
tiaen. Oarous erfldrt ii4 bic tiefs
eebriidte Stimmung Der goriier.
@ieIe Barrier 6amilien reiien f4or
iebt ob, Inn bifer- M6gli6teit redts
aeitia gu entgeben. Nuf fie fdeinsn
oIfo ale bic Observation-Disclosures
Der 3eituneen ni9t gu fpirfen. Bon
einem sroben @srtrauen Offenbart
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

itottet tperben, unb man pirb feitauz
itelen beriu9en, men man eigentli4
begrGbt. Mir OeutI9e tDnnen uns
an Sen 10 abltOBenO uuftretenben
Monesl an pietGt Der Sran5ofen fir
lire eigenen &ameroben nod INNER
ni9t s%ep0bnen. On einem uebermaBe
BON @emiit leibet 0iefes 8olf ieben<
fans ni9t.
&napp Dor uns, Ben eanaen Bid
nod @eiten abf9lieBenb, liest Der
3ug Der Gotes 2orraines, rer natiir>
li9e WaG franaOiif9er StaatSpertei>
bigung. Dieter 9iiselaus 1T nun Bee
riibmt gemorben our9 Die Str0me
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

Die berbdItnismdBig tIeine Miibe
tpirb tauienofnd belObnt Our9 Die
Grlei9terung bes gdn5en @ertebrs.
@s ge60rt eben aud our beutI4en
Rultur, bob elm fremO in ben Srt
fommenoer 9eiter fofort peiB, mo er
bic Srdnte fir Tein pferb finben
ion, benn Ser erite 8runnen, Den ct
antrifft. tparnt i'm Dor feinem
i9ledten Mafer uno cine 9anb 5eist
aud i9on nod benz guten. Gin Der@
lpdenb a~usiebenber leerer pferoeitaa
fte6t 3. 9. unter nHoBberba9t"; -
Dos betpobrt bic Mrmee Dor unnOtiz
gem S9aben. fpdrt benz einaelnen
3eit uno %entlaitet ben TrOntraum
INN 5a3noie poften ober Mustunftge>
benbe. Diefe @rfpornis tritt freili9
nur BET eirem 9eere Elm, mo- ieoer
bon &inbbeit an oarauf er5osen lit,
Sim unb 3tped gemeinniiBiser Meis
fungen gu befOlgen unb gu Derfteben.
Mu9 biefe Oin9e fin6 elm tpeientliz
9er Sell 0es 10 DerboBten nMilitas
rismus".
Sn parIonbrupt, einem tpinaigen
D0rf9en f9on iiblia Der groBen
@traBe, gibt es ousnabmspeiie eins
NAL cine bubble, feline Sadie, Die an
IGngit persansene 3eiten franaOiiz
I9en @ef9mods eripnert; bic 9dus>
den baden nod fait ale Siirumrabz
munger i'm 8iebermeierftil. oas 8lu<
ment0rb9en in Stein gebauen Oben
lin Der Mitte gum Nbi9luB. Sonit
lift bas Dorf 10 fabl unb nii4tern
pie ale bier in 2otbringen. Oie
9duier refine 3nedbauten. Lungs Der
bur9fii6renben @traBe eng uneinanz
oergeitent, obne 8lumen. obne 8Gu>
me, nur bier unb 6a einen fla9 an
bic Mano getlebten Spalierobitbaum
an Der @onnenfeite. Mu4 Der Gin
brud Der Jetigfeit biefer aus unbes
porfenen Sanbfteinquabern erbauten
Mauern 1T triigeriid: iie finb febr
biinn uno fdeinbar f8le8t gemOrs
tell, oenn iie itiiraen aud inter lei4s
tenn @rtiGeriefeusr iofort auiammen,
unb es fommt Damn 3u Der fonoerba=
rem @rf4einung, baB iie. lpern mar
10 min, ei9entlt9 malerif4er ausfe=
FEN, als bel 2ebaeiten.
Na9 elmer 8ef9reibuns bes
&fs Ser @ei9ibe. Defenders Der
&iefenm0rfer, fd6rt Der 8eri@teriats
ter fort:
SD fomme an einem Minentri4<
ter borbei, ben sic 5ran5ofen ges
fprengt batten. Ser @rfOlg mar ges
rabe oas @esenteil BON Dem, mas
man angeftrebt; Der Minengang mar
ni9t melt genug borgetrieben tporz
ben, uno Der tiefe Rrater fpie nur
bas Grbrei9 Dor Der oeutf4en Stels
lung in bic 2uft, ftatt biefe nit ibrer
8efoBung ielbft. SIN ndhften Mugens
bid paren aber bic Deutl4cn f9on
porgeftiirmt, batten iih an Dem
feinopGrtigen Sri1terranb in auer
Gle eingeniEtft unb buuten ii4 eineE
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

obsr in lire Ginfomteit brans Der
S0aenlGrm Der Ginf9ldee, unb oIs
fie fi9 pieber berouspasten, Inn ibr
2eben bur& bic 6ludt in Si9ers
belt gu briugen, ba fanben tie ger.
forte SGuIsr, oufseriTene StroBen,
aertriimmerte 9riiden. Spri9t bos
bon einem fronaOIfden Sieg9 Die
ba aus Der Stabt floben, bic ibre
Seimat par uno f9iiBeHb bisber ikr
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

= @ie aufmsrtIomteit Der son5en
meIt ri9tet f9 in Oiefsn Sussn ouf
bic fransOfi9s 5situna @erbun. aue
onberen RriegsersigniHe trsten por
Der Sponnung, nit Der bic @orgdn-
ee INN bic TeItung Oerfulst iperben,
in ben SintergrunO. uno ie mepr
bic GntenteprsTe in @ertuf4ungen
unb bepubten SatIa9enfdIf4un9en
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

IeBten Sage unb Nd9te pergehen
m0dten, iparen 3eusen Der srdBlis
den 8orednse. unb penn man ibs
men ielbTt bos Sprehen Derbieten
ipiirbe, aus ibren SieberphntnIien
fpiirbe bernusi9reien. mos ie in
quolpolIen rnterliegen erle6t boben.
@9on bic fIiidtenben @inpohner
Berbuns baben our4 ibre SAilbe<
rlingen berraten. tuie bic beutifen
Bef9oFe bereits in Der Staot srs
tpirtt baben. Sn Die 3eller 6otter
ii9 bic 3uriidgebIiebenen Oertroden,
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

@ibefpru9. Rsifenber:
sd fpollte benz germ Dottor meiz
ne Sffsrte MAIDEN"
Trau bonn Saufe: rMein Mann
1T ieBt nidt gu fpre6er, er bat iebt
Spre4itunbe."
- 8ndfif@ 3iele. uGinen
&apoIeries 2eutnant m09t' i4 bei=
roten unb nit ibm cine 6odaeits<
reife MAIDEN - bic bur4 eineu 5fpDlf
Stunben lansen Sunnsl fibrt!"
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

BON glut, bic er eetrunten bat.
Mdre bas ni9t. tein Menf9 fdnbe
etipas an inn unO tein SOuriit bielte
es Der Mibe inert, ibn auf5uiu9en.
Seute aber fart gan3 Srantrei4
mad Dem fOnit 10 unintereHanten
Sled Groe, unb OiDifion auf OiDi@
iion Der beifen Sruppen FRONT bort<
bin.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-07

Ser &rieg in Der Rin~
berftube. lin 9immelspilenr
&inoer = mas ma9t Sbr benn ba
nit Muttis neuem 9ut in Der Babe
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Washington Journal., 1916-07-07
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Washington Journal., 1916-07-07
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New Britain herald., 1916-01-04
City Hen1s

American Hosiery Sweaters $2.75 at Besse-Leland's. Why pay $500 in charge account stores?-advt.
 Mrs. Charles J. Larson served mo- tice on the city today through At l torney M. H. Camp that she would expect recompense for injuries re- ceived in a fall on an icy sidewalk on Locust street. All of our soc and s1.oo Neckwear now 25c. Besse-Leland Co.-advt. Thomas McGuinness of 175 Elm street is i'll at his home.
 Any and All of our s1.00 and s1.5o Caps now soc at Besse-Leland' s. advt.
 Miss Jane Latham of Maple street underwent an operation yesterday at the Charter Oak hospital in Hartford.
 $1.Oo Shirts 65c at Besse-Leland's. -advt
 The estate of Anna Davis has been appraised at $1,717 by Charles Shel- don and Artemas Stockman, who filed their report with the court of probate today.
 $500 Silk Shirts s1.15 at Besse-Le- land's.-advt.
 At 7:30 o'clock this morning m overheated chimney at 230 North street caused a slight fire in the base ment. The blaze was extinguished without the assistance of the fro department but two hours later men from the central fire station were called to the house to assist in clear ing the building of smoke.
 s1.0O Flannel Shirts 75c at Besse- Lelands-advt.
 The estate of Patrick Burke of Stamford today transferred land and buildings on Elm street to Thomas and Edward Burke.
 $500 Suits STATS at Besse-Le- lands.-advt.
 A marriage license was issued to- day to Wilfred Mills Hartman of 157 South Main street and Lillian Augus- ta Scheutze of Madison street.
 s2250 Suits $16.75 at Besse-Le- land ds-advt.
 Frank Reale. barber of 113 Church street, and Mary Dugu of Cor bin Place have taken out a marriage license.
 $25.oo and s3o.o0 Suits s19.75 at Besse-L Leland s.-advt.
 The rainfall at Shuttle Meadow re- servoir last month was 2.S1.
 s15OO Suits s11.75 at Besse-Le- land s.-advt.
 There will be no meeting of the board of public works this evening.
 $4.00 Silk Shirts, limited number left, $1.15 at Besse Leland d's.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-04

Other public men have ducked and swept aside all shams and called d. spade a spade.
 While giving due praise to the German people for the economic re- suits accomplished in the last genera ton, he has condemned in no meas ured terms their militant bureaucracy that has ridden roughshod over treaties and promises. He has not been stopped by the fear of losing Cerma American votes, but has stood four square to every wind that blew
 "Theodore Roosevelt is known world wide as an exponent of national patriotism and he above any other man can make a real fight against the milk and water foreign attitude of the democratic administration. He can not only unite the progressives and republicans, but he will get many democrats who, under no conceivable condition, would follow any other re- publican candidate.
 Theodore Roosevelt for president, Elihu Root for secretary of state! What a sigh of relief and confidence would come from every section of the country. l repeat-put it up to the republican leaders. If they refuse to see, if they decline to act, then the responsibility for another democratic victory will be theirs.
 "CHARLES SUMNER BIRD"