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The Washington times., 1916-09-04

smith. and v. J. Norris. both Of the
nsrpor, were second ana third and
als.
Major Pullman and captains ana
nsutenants Of number Of precincts
wwnessed the events. directed by
onoeman Frederick j. Brupner,. In
department.. HST'I ~
me summaries foilow.n'i" p'H'- :"
{. Inu,vidual points--Koontz.A NO. 9. 4 I:
.tn Harbor. Is; Norriss Harbor.- IS /;
nroyh' No. ., 10; Totten. .Harbor. 10;
Msrks. No. o. z; Peck, No. TT: scher.
eI no. II, whitstatt. Headquartsrs.
SmTihian, No. Q. Q; McDermott, No. \. i.
~, Iesm ,points--Harbor, 8s; No. 8, 81.
NO. y. ~; No. q. 8; No. II, 6; Head,
quaasr.ers, b; No. I, 8; No. 2, a. ".
z1,yaru tow. using cross chest carry
won by koontz. No. 6; second. Peck,
80 Z; third, Parker. No. .. Time,
,Zs,yard sculling-won by Smith.
Harbor; second, Parker, No. 90 third.
Marks. No. 3. Time. 23 LIS seconds,
lO0-yard swim-Won by Smith, Har-
b1r; second, Koontz, No. g, third.
Whitstatt, Headquarters. Time, I'm.
3s LBS. New record. Old record. I'm.
25-yard swim. wearing high leather
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= s
shoes and wooisn oost-Awon by Tot
ten. 6Harbor; second, Norris. Harbor;
third. sKoonts, Mo- 9. Time. ~ seconds.
2b-yard head carry tow--won by
schsrsr. No. H. second. Marks. No. o
third. ouinian. No. .. Time. - sec
onds. ~.
! O-ysrd back stroke--won by Koonts.
No. 9. Only starter. Time. IS a-s secopds.
bo-yard novice-wQn by Norris. Har-
Dor; second, Peck. No. 7; third. Whit
State Headquarters, Time, caI-5 Sec
onds. = ~ sfahs5 s1Eae 5a
25-ysrd speciai open only to sergeants
Won by Brown, No. 3. Only starter.
Time. sz2 3-6 seconds. ~ y,
Relay race. 300 feet, each swimming
200 feet-won by Norris, lotion. Smith.
Harbor. and Brown. No. ,sT second.
Whitstatt, headquarters; Koonts, No. 8;
Marks, No. 3; Thomas. No. 4; third
McDermott and Peck, No. ia QuinlaY,
No. 2. and Scherer. No. II. Time, I min
Each member OF winning relay got s
points. members of second team 3
each and members Of. third team I
each. Points In the Individual events
were scored s for first. . for seconds and
ofAciais-Referee. q. n. Dixon; clerk
OF course. r. r. Otterbeck: starter, r.
J. Brunner; Judges and timers. Carl
Kritch, Harold Keats. and w, A. Smith.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
HAIR GRAY? THEN
APPLY Q-BAN
1t 0arkens Gray Hair Evenly.

II your hair IL gray. streaksd with
gray. prematurely or Just turning gray
or II your hair Is dry. harsh. thin or
falling, simply shampoo hair and scalp
q few times with o-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer. Soon every strand OF hair
whether gray or noD becomes evenly
dark, soft, fossy, fufry. full Of life and
health. full and heavy and fascinating,
and entire head Of hair ia so beautifully
and evenly darkened no one could sus.
poet you had applied o-Ban. II 10 alb
solutely harmless and no dye. but o-Bsn
acts on roots. restoring color glands
Sold on a money-back guarantee. 5oc
for big bottle st LAggstt's Drug
Store. Washington. ID. q. out-of-town
folks supplied by maiL-Advk
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
R|ANOS TO ENTERTAIN
At SUMMER EMBASSY
Members Of Diplomatic Corps
to Remain in Newport Until
October.
Photo by Buck.

The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
de Riano will give a dinner at tho sum-
mer embassy at Newport Wednesday
evening. Last evening they were guests
or honor at dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll.
The Ambassador and Sonora de Riano.
the Russian Ambassador and Madame
Bakhmeteff. the Counselor OF the Rus
sian Embassy and Madame Onou. the
the Counselor OF the British Embansy
and Mrs. Colville Barclay. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont are among those who
expect to iinger at Newport we'll into
October. tA..'
Senator LeBaron Colt and his son- in
law. Harold j. Gross. VIII leave Provi-
dence shortly to Join Mrs. Colt. Mrs.
Grcos and Miss Helen Gross. at tho
Profile House, White Mountains. Mrs.
Edwin A. Barrows 10 also with Mrs.
Colt at Profile House.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
OUTLINES DEMANDS
OF FOREIGN SERVICE

The committee Of fifteen on sduos-
tional preparation for foreign service,
today issued a statement calling the at
tention OF prospective candidates for
such work. to the subjects In whieh
candidates for the consular ssrvicA sSe
examined These, subjects are; ;-,...N : :
International, maritime y ana COM
mercial law. political and c6mnsrcioi
geography. arithmstic. modern Ian.
Guages. natural, Industrial and com.
mercial resources and commerce Of the
United States. political. economy. ArnerS
can history. government and -inStitu.
tons. modern history tsince fSBO) of Eu-
rope. South ASherica ana the Far East.
Discussion /of qualifications for tl,is
service have extended over two Year,.
When the second American Scien.
tific Congress was in ,seseton thu com.
missioner OF education called dsIesstos
together to disctfssn this question. ;Foi-
lowing this conference a committse cf
fifteen was named to investigate ths
question and to recommends 10 ~
OF study for preparation for foreirn
service. This COMMITTEES has not vi
formulated Its recommendation, 6ut
called attention to the required ccursss
Of study until II shall do 20. t-
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
To Quickly Relieve
Soreness and inflammation

Rub in . few drops Of Absorbins. Jr.
II is surprising how promptly II pene-
frstea and scts-how ciean ana pleasant
It Il to use. and how economical, be-
cause only few drops arc required TO
do tho work.
In addition to being a dependable
'iniment. Absorbing. Jr,. is a safe, pow
srfui. trustworthy nntiseptic and sermi-
oids which doubles its efficiency and it's
uses.
When applied to cuts. bruises, and
sores. 1t kills the germs. makes tho
wound aseptically clean and promotes
rapid. healthy healing. II aIlsys pain
and Inflammation promptly. Swollen
glands. painful varicose veins. wsns.
and bursal enlarsements yield readily
10 the application Of Absorbinc, Jr.
\ Absorbine. Jr.. is sold by leading drug
gist at 81 90 and 500 a bottle or sent
direct postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for i0c In
stamps, w. +. YOUNG, p, ID. r.,
W Temple st.. Springfield, Mssa
L.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
Hosts at Supper Party.
Pig Squeals Too Much,
Movie Actress RaffleS Him

NEW YORK. Sept. %-Pearl White,
the very blond young woman who falls
off skyscrapers and out OF aeroplanes
whenever Pathe directors must set an
extra punch in their five reelers. dec
an eighty-pound pig last spring. but
the pig was of melancholy disposition
and sGuea,ed louder than a phonograph.
Miss White lost sleep and decided to
lose the pig. 1t was not easy. None Of
and the local butchers offered prices
that even a moving picture actress
knew were ridiculous. Last Saturday
night she put the pig In the hands OF
:, a hotelEeeper ,Iss OF Bssys,es, VINO @ @rafrled
held the lucky ticket and now has the
Pearl White pig of pathetic tendencies
tied up In his motor barn.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
WEDDING DATE IS SET
FOR DR.C.P. P.HUBSCHER
Secretary Of Swiss Legation Is
to Be Married In Cincinnati
October Ia.

The marriage OF DR.. Charles Paul
Hubscher. secretary Of the Swiss lega-
tion. and Miss Elizabeth Schoepf
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kesley
Schoepf. Of Cincinnati. will be solemn
ized at 1 o'clock on the afternoon of Oc-
tober Il. The ceremony will take place
in st. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in
Cincinnati, and will be followed by a
small reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schoepf.
Count Raoul d'Adhemar will be best
man for DR.. Hubscher and Miss Schoepf
will have one attendant. a maid OF
honor. There will be no ushers or
bridesmaids. After their wedding trip
Or. Hubscher will bring his bride to
Washington, where he will take an
apartment for the winter
-
Leave Town Thursday.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Britten
will leave town next Thursday to motor
to their home In Chicago. Mr.. Britten
will make number of campaign
speeches In the Northwest. and Mrs.
Britten plans to accompany him.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey and Miss Doro-
thy Shuey. who spent the summer at
their country place in Virginia, are
town shortly Tor Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs George Peabody Eustis
have as their guest at their villa at
Newport. Otto Roth. of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eustis have Just taken possession Of
their Newport home. which was leased
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard for
several weeks. after spending the sum
mcr at Harlakenden House, Cornish. n.
H.. which was the summer White
House for two seasons.
-
Hosts at Supper Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William wheatley gave
supper party at White Sulphur
Springs Saturday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Brown, Of New York.
Earlier in the evening 'Mr. and Mrs
Brown were guests at the dinner given
by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colt. WHICH
was one of the gala events Of the White
2t,ls ,Ltrr
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
Chiclets
Want Your OK" Too

Everybody in this city who has tried these
new Adams Chiclets thinks they're fine. You
will, too, if you try them. They're not like most
gum. They're candy and gum. Snow-white,
honey sweet delightfully."- pure. Melt them in
your mouth, and when the candys gone, chew
the gum. It's great gum. You can buy Chiclets
in boxes like these shown at any gum counter in
this city. 10 for your nickel.-7en self-starters
for your delight. ....
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
General Bliss Returns.

Maj. Gen. Tasker II. Bliss has re-
turned to Washington from an in
1pection trip to the border and has
Joined Mrs. Bliss and Miss Bliss at
their home In street. Mrs. Bliss and
during the summer.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
TO MEET TOMORROW
Treasury Branch to Hold Session
at G. A. r. Hall.

A meeting of the Treasury branch of
the Federal Employees Union will be
held in q. A. r. hall. l4l4 Pennsylvania
avenue, tomorrow night at s o'clock.
Annual nominations and elections will
be held at an early date. Officers and
representatives elected will serve during
the year beginning November !.
The Federal Employees Union offices
have been removed from tho Ouray
building to the new American Fedora
ton of Labor building.
The Washington times., 1916-09-04
.SH0W. PROGRESS IN I:
L|FE.SAV|NG WORK.
Policemen Demonstrate Id
vancemsnt Made In Year at
Second Swimming Meet.

Rapid strides made by the local pos
lice in life-sayipg instruction during
the past year were demonstrated yes
terday by score or more bluecoats
In the second annual water meet of
TIE department. staged before a big
crowd at the municipal bathing
beach. ",t
Policeman c. c. Koontz. Of the Sixth
precinct. carried of individual hon
ors. and was awarded the gold medal
offered by Major Pullman. J. W..
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Ter prinlitiben Nigel eelang es ibn1
Die gefabrlidert Hepttle 5lt erpii1etl
uno in ei1ten Sad 5u Itefen.
Der thermometer lpar am
Sonntas nioreen auf 80 @roo &C.
iunfetb cine fir Die ieBige Sabres-
5eit ltllaenobnlid) t1ieoriae Sen1pera-
tur, Die Mebr5nbl Der 8aiiontes
trng lteber5ieber bis gegen oie Mit=
tagsitltnoe.
Die County : &on1miiiare Itea=
ten nod einem ~nodmaligen iorg=
faltigen geadBablen Der Stimmen
felt, BOB IN Der am /. Ipril abges
baltenen Sfnltpobl g. g. glpple-
mbite, 9[. 2iebe utlo $. Bed ols
Sd)ul gruitees erpdblt
FIND.
Sim Somntoa feierte Die olte
ssSrau @rl1ene in Neu= graunfels,
cine Sdipeiter bon 6ral1 So6anna
Sfepes, ibren 80. @eburtstoa.
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ariess : Nadbribtem.

Die 6niien meloen, bak an Der
Dina 5rurt iiberal Mrtillerie=
fdmpfe ifattsefinOen babeit 1lno bak
Sieie atn Sd)Grfitem irr Der 8uftanp
nnb WaroeS : 6egeno luaren. I'm
Der Weseno DDn Giga baben bie
9ettiden, nady ben rnIiiiden Sc
rid)ten, Die Stabt Sdlpf %beIdpfIen.
Bon einenl oiterreidild : nltgori-
lden Slieger lit cine gl1n5e1oe Sci
bentat ansgefiibrt norbet. lleber
otelelbe miro bonn f. Ii. f. General
itab beri6tet: a9ei ei1em 2uftall=
griff ouf Die italieniide &iiIte itiirs=
ten 5ipei unlerer beftig beldoIie=
men 5lltg5el1ge ms Nteer. Gin feino=
li6er Sorpeoojager periufte sic
WfaId6llen ouf5ufii1en llllp oie s5il=
iaiiell gefangen 5lt nebmen, m1roe
ieoo6 BON eillem onoern nlIerer
5lieger nit 8onlben in Sic sludJf
getrieben. 9ieranf Itieg oer belben-
miitige 8i[ot ouf oas @al5er nieoer
ltno rettete letne abgeitiir5ten Same
raoefl."
timer Staatsbepartement fat, uie
ams @afbingtDn gemeloet luiro, nit
Der oentiden Nesiernns Elm M6fom=
men setrpffen, bmrd bas Sarbeitpffe
int Nerte BON flint Wiliunen Dull
lars freigeIa1en wer6en, bic BON
amerifamiiden Smpprtenren bereits
beifellt iuaren, bebDr Sic 8lufaSe Ser
Gnglanoer %bcgunnen hattie. ltnicrc
Gegfernng martet ititr mod bic Ont
iuiflnmg Der 1tnterieebpot : Mnaele=
gembeit ah, nm bas Mfummen enb=
giiltig absaidlieRen.
Nus Ron0on miro ~genteloet, ser
odriide Gompfer aNsger Mpf" lei
liioli6 bon Der Sniel @iabt III ara
beld)aoigtem 3uitanbe geie6en NOR
BEN notwithstanding lei er t~orpeoiert.
Cine GeIter Sepeid)e aus sem
Sang NEGLECT, lit Ser b~ollanoiiden
9epntiertenfnmmer lei cine gia
e~insebradjt, 0nrdl meldle hic g9eaie
rnna antoriiiert merbe, sic Hefrn.
fenffaife nom 1917, iuenn es n6tia
lei, einsnbernfe
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aorreiponSens. = GiboIo, s.
Ipril 1916. Mittno1 MadJmittag
brannte Ser groBe Staa ulro Store-
baus Oes @errn @alter 2eisner to-
tai nieoer. gs batten iid, lebr piele
BON ben Ndd)barn eingefunOen,
aber trot aaer Initreneuttg fonlty
tie gar nihts gerettet peroen. 2eis=
ner bot lebr niel Sdaoen erlitten,
&orn, Suffer, Interchangeable uno
@eidirr. ades lit perbrannt. Die l1r-
lode oeS 6ellers fettnt man nt6t,
es mar Niemano at @anie. Ior 3
Sabren brannte an o~erielben Stele
Elm groBes aornbnus nieoer, l1ria-
de ol1d n%nbefannt- Sn ser lesten
3eit iino iebr biele 8ratibc bier in
Der @egeno uorgefommen, es Iheint
fait, als menn grc,,oftifter an ser
Nr6eit m1ren.
8ir mpbnen beinabe mie in
Merieo, fait aif ieoer 5arm limo
Merifmer Samilien belbdftigt.
Gin fleiner Sdnloiftrift ergab gum
geilpiel beim Shnl 3enlns 81
oelltid amerifaniide 5u 81 meri-
fanilfen &inoern, hoffentIih fpers
ben iid Die Serren Merifaner balb
5uriif nab Merico begeben.
Gas @etter 1T jebt sur 3eit iehr
llngiinltig fir uns 5armer, Der 3e-
gen NOR mbeoeuteno, n 3on. @s
lit oeBbalb 5n trofen, 3llln Gotton-
4fIan5en, aud 5n falt. @s fomlnt
Elm trodener v0ortber~ nad Dem an
bern nnb Ole Bflan55eit lit oa.
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1Sarm-9roOnfte.


aartoifeln, California, $3.50: Colo
raoo, $3.50.
SiBe adrtoffeIn. 2~ouiIiana. Sits.
3fpiebelft, Seras 8ermuoa, $3.50 bel
Crate; Choice, $1.25.
Somnten, Seras, 6 Scribe, S2.75.
8~lumenfcbf, Sits fir - Gtiid.
8obnen, California 8abous, $3.50,
Colorado 5000; Gina. 1925; Rabn
1925; 8lad gpes, $5.25.
&opflalnt, 65c uto 75e per Camper.
Seuerie, 81 II. $1.10.
Ora. $3.50 fir Elm 8nfder.
@ierpfldnsen, $1.20 per gu5dleI.
Sbitat. Sc Der Ifano.
EeterifIie. 35c per Dbo. z8iinoel.
@riiler 8feffer, geras, 1se ii. 30,
per BfunD.
apbI, $3.50 Ii. $500 per Crate.
Naottsden. SOC II. 35c fir Elm SIR.
8iinbeI.
geeten, 46c per 81 b.s8iinSel.
@eerrettigs@ urseiu. Der gfo. f2hs
@efbe Bur5eIn, 40c ii. 45c Der 9Bo
Galaff, 500 per 8ufdeI.
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General Nntonio @iQoreaI

General Antnnio 8iuaredl,
Der ebenlaliac @ounernellr oes meri-
fauiidpll Staates Nuepo 9eoll Der
It'd lett eiiligen Mollatei1 III San
antorio aiafbdlt, miro pom Den Gin
4uonDerullasbeboroen ais Elm nid1t
wifnid)ensncrter GinmmOerer IN
5eiaer Aobnung Idarf iiberlpoht.
Gent GernebHell nod beabiidtigt
man, ibll per- Sd9llb iiber Die @rcn-
Sc Ill bringel1.
eigentiiiner bon 9lutomobileu,
ilomle Gbauffeure. Die ibre 2i5enien,
siueLde ON 81. 0iars falLlg mnren,
bis gum 10. April nid)t be5obIt ia.
Rben. meroen pom 0ienltag, ben IL,
san berbaftet wer0en.
9ie nid)t 3inlel t~ragenOer
aoilten Ser @elt 5eras gonf
sauo 5ruit Gompanp meroer
mod Der @rfldrllng Des 2ianioa.
tions ~sleenten 6. q. Hoberts 81
gfloe oieier @odc a~nsbe5ablt mer.
0eit,
ssit elmer Shlaqerei am
ScHitag obeno erbieIt Der Meri
forer Seiie @nrdenas bier StidA
4uunoen CT meigerte iid,, Der 9oli8e
Den Nnmen ieirles 4nareifers NIT
yitclien ullo fonnte mr. lladD Ian
qenl ueberreDen III has ita0tildls
0oiultnl geihafft peroen.
Die fir San Antonio aeplalt
II Bllmen Ausitelung miro 3on
aleriIug uno SSreitog int ct. Antboni
3nfei ~abgebnlteu meroeu. Die Pie
iigen @drtncr peroen i'd an De-
AuyteIlmg beteiliaen mo oielelbI
~ seid]Iih mie moglid beld)iden-
Die 3eitlngsleute BON Silo
melt 9eras meroen mdbreno De
syFelia : Node, pom 81. bis 90
Nprll, lire Sahresuerimimlung II
@nn Anterio nbbolten.
anf Griud)en Der autono6l
Sainoler miro Die fiir Die 5ieItc
geplarlte ~groBattigc MutomobilASa
robe nldt ME nripriiilalid beabiid)
ilat Donneritng, oeu 81. 9lpriI, ion
bern Withhold ben 26. April Itaft
linden.
Der Merifancr @uoelio gili
ina ani Samitae nad)mittaa aI
DER Ode BON eoit MDrtle uao @iI
lespic StraBe orei groBe aIapper
lblmlgen, Die iid in 5iemlid M
aiebvnsmiirOiaer Beiie benterfba
mad5teu. Aus einenaS dubbaioe per
Iertigfe er cine GdlIeife Die or a
1iuem gtof befetigte lrtlo nit Ole
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gfeb-Iarft.

Gan antonio. Ser, 10. april t9t8-
aiibe 1925 bis 1926.
&dlber $500 bis $500.
06fen 1925 bis $3.50.
8n1en $500 bis 1925.
ct. Souis, 10. april 1916. -0finss
bel. Serassgieh. $5.25 bis $500.
Sdipeifle 1925 uno $685..
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l.okdIes.
MISUNDERSTANDING oes rSeetboDen=
NGnmerdpr".

NannerdDr".
Samjtag abeno gob Der ugeetbo=
S7en M4nnerdor" leitlen MitgIie=
0ern cine Iebr biibl1e Mbenonnterz
slaltnng. Gin Invertebrates unD
pielieitiges Brogramnl NOR 5ulam-
aflenaeitelt, bob uttter 2eitung
0errn gludiien's IN treffli6er @eiie
SIR Iusfiibrung gebradt puroe.
Der @bor lang o@s itebt cine mad=
tige Sinoe" rDu meme berrlide
Rofe TN Cal nno oas .Griegslieo"
ms Dem p5euerfreu51 bon 8rlt6.
Ine orei pnroen dlBerlt croft uno
blibEn g%eiurlgen. Sn Dem u&riegs=
leo lang Serr 50. @erff Dos So=
10 bel oem leine idorte, flanepoIIe
5timnte CUR boaiten @eItune fam.
Das SLED lit cine u~ngernein mir
,gungsbolle aompoiition. @s miro
nlld I'M 5~oneerfeit eelullgen per-
Den.
Ger Beethoven Manmerd)or"
spur0e onrb cine &eibe treffliher
Soliften itnteritiitt. 5rou eugene
Sfaffel ipieIte Elm y5derso1 BON
1bopin nit briaonter Sednif uno
Mibidem gortrag, SRI. Golbemls
long nit ibrer ldon geIdulten,
gldagDollen Stimn1e Elm ~proDen5ali-
7des 9ieo mo SRI. 9aeeniteder
irug nit ldoner poller MeBoySo-
prnnIfimme BRET 2ieber Dor, ems
BON @riea, ems bon SinDing nno
ems bon @laaiielL leBteres oie lie-
aenstpiiroige rei5enoe Gompoiition
Der 6htpur" 9err @aIter Som
berg ipielte ben oritten SaB oes
beriibmten WenoeIslobm lhen aon=
5erfs III g=Gur ltni e~r5ielte NIT
leinem gortrag cine itarfe @irfulla.
rs mar cine MfulterIeiitulta lho=
llen, nerit1nonispollen Spiels. Mle
~syeftbeiten oieier rei5enoen &onlpo=
iitio1l fDnroen 5ur @eltung aebraft
mo Der 8ortrogenoe entnidelte e.
alc SedJnif, Die in @rlfarneit iesen
fonnte.
Gin pnor pr1f)tige Nulnmern
dparen oas 9aeitoorf 2ieo alis
bent n8ettelituoent" nit Dem melt
beriibmten @al5errefraill oadb i'd
bob lie ia mn auf Die Shulter
gefiiBt" porgetrogen bon @errn g..
gdiler, uno Sic 8eidte", cine rel
5ell0e aurnpoiition bon Suppe, Dor
getrdgen ODER pieimebr geipieit,
oenn es lit cine rid)tiae Scene, bon
0errn 8aller mo ieiner Todter
Sri. @iiela Bauer. SEER Bauer
frug leia 9aeuoorf 2ieo uno
aHebrere 3ngabel meiiterbaft nor
mo i'll Ser u8eid)te" scid1netc Iidl
b~eionoers SRI. @ilela @allcr ollrh
.ibr Spiel ullb ibren @ciong aug
8eioe Niininerit fanoen Sen mol
neroienten reid3ell 8eifoa.
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sSn Gel 9fio rDuroe ON Sams.


tag abeno Der gum pierten Snfan-
terie : @egiment, oas aus Neaern
refrntiert lit, aeborige Soloot Sobn
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tritt nerfDeigert bate, 5lt attadie=
rer nno muroen bon Dem ldJnea
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Hangern arretiert. 8abreno Die
8eamtcn hire slrreifmten iortfiibrell
politen, .ipuroen lie pom orei anoerll
Soloaten aneegriifen. Ganger Bar
Ter mliroe bon bent Neger 8aoa
BON biften nieoergeihlagen uno
muroe, am 8ooen liegello, pom Dem
SdDar5en nit oelien Meoolper mel
Ter bearbeitet; es gelang DEM Sc
amten idlieBlih ieiiien eiaeren Ne-
polper III 5iehen nno einen SduB
alf ieinen @ngreifer a~b5ufeuern,
onrd ben oerielbe getotet mnroe.
Sic 4%ufre9una iiber oas 8etragell
Der Neger Soloaten, meld)e lett
Orei @od)en in Del Nio ~Itationiert
iino, lit eroB uto 8etitionen muroel
lofort in 3irfulation eeieet, IN De-
men Die 8erlegung oes Negiments
perlangt miro. Die goronersss urD
erbob gegen Malaer Barrier feline
glnflage, oa oerIeIbe in Ausiibuns
ieiner Eflidt uno in Selbitperteioi.
gung gebmioelt bate.
Gurd) Jeuer tpnr0e oas @obn=
baus oes In Der N1be BON Wartpell
m~obnenoen fsormers Otto Strallot.
mann total Seritort. Ser Sdaoeu
lit teilneile ourh @eriidernng ge.
| 0cdt.
81 5rie0ridsburg itarb sSobn
glferbad), Elm lnngiahrieer gintpob.
ner Der Staot, i'm alter Don 81
,Sobren. Der gerldieoene miro bon
ieiner @itme iiberlebt.
GroBoem oos Offenbalten Der
@anoelbiiocr- 8beater in @ucp ourd
eine am 10. 2ebrunr a~beeboltent
Spe5iol Nabl geltattet lit, brad
te Die @rono-esurD Mnflagen geaer
bier Ebeater 8eiieer megei Ser
leeling oes Sonntaqsgeiebes elm.
Sn Gietoria muroe Die gelen
5obrif bird Seuer. oelien llr
iprlng nnbefanit lit. 5eritort: oei
perurladtc Shonen. Der arf $500
~an9eaebcn miro, lit teiImeiie ourd
8eriid]erung geoedt.
Ger in Iuitin pegel Inter
idlaguug SIT iieben Sabrelt 3udn
bmus perurteiIte fribere Sanptbad,
batter oeS Comptroller Departe
ments~ 6. s. GuiGin, ilt porIanfis
gegen SteIllma BON 1900 giira
fdaft auf frcien SUB geiebt, Inn 81,
gnti6eiouno oes Ippelationsae
ridts ab5ufparten.
giah Dem gefid)te oes Ser
fidlerungs. a~ommiii1rs fir oel
Staat 3eras beliefen iid Die 3eiier
Mediterranean int Stoate fiir Ga!
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Der fir NlBlano rlell ernanfl-
te gotidafter Ser Gereinigten staa-
ten, 9apiO q. 8rnncis, 1T nit
eillem CUR ibweoiIden 2inie gebo-
rigen 9ampfer am samltaa bon
yfep 0orf no6 &etefsburg abgereiit..
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Mnsfnn6.

Sl ben ipnniiden Garlame1ts-
mablen bat Die iebiee @egierung Ell
men Sieg errnngen. Cine Mebr5abl
ibrer Inbdmger lit ertp1blt fporoen.
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8eriehf
8anmlluoGe
n-ErpSnfte.

Gan antouio. Ser. 11M gts.
@alpelton, aeitern. tellle &0ric.
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Der afGsere.

Sem gater is NrdaoIoec? gsos
5 oenn oas2~
SEA MI, Serr &anlera0l"
ga, uiiien Sic es oeun24
aysee, i'd frage ober audi MIDI
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San antonip, Ser, 10. april. 1916
8rime CRUDE Cotton Gee0 Oil. 10
geuts pei Gnlone
Mem gorf, 10. slpril. Spot $40. 80
bib; 4priI, $10.3s miD $1,000, Mat.
5000 mo $10.42; syllpni, S10.3S
nno $10.41, Sui. SfO.42 mo $10.44;
altgnit, $10.43 uno Sf0.44. Septems
ber, S10.37 nib $f0.3S, Sftober,
1898 mn 1895; @opember, $500
NM $S.62.