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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
MERCHANT A WHITE SLAYER
Pleading Guilty Himself, Prisoner Ae-
cuses Grand Street Halter


How East Side young women were
enticed into vice and sfterwsrd sold
into white slavery at 800 head by a
Grand Street hat merchant was told 70
Assistant District Attorney Smith IN
a confession made by Max Axelro5'
who pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge Rosalsky, In General Sessions
TO a white slavery indictment
According to Axelrod, the hat dealer
employed handsome clerk 70 get &C
ouainted with the prettiest girls about
Grand Street By false promises OF
marriage. Axelrod says, the clerk VIC
timized many girls and then turned
them over 20 his employer. who sent
many Of them 20 Buenos Ayres.
Axelrod and his wife, Pauline, we're
indicted for compelling Mary Rosen-
zweig, q mother of two children, TO
lead a vicious life. Last Wednesday
Mrs. Axelrod turned states evidence.
She said her husband had been mar
ried five times, twice in Galicis, where
they came from. All Of the FIVE wives,
she said. were compelled by Axelrod
to lead vicious lives.
Judge Rosalsky remsnded the couple
for sentence next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
Molineux Estate $446. 5S4.24

General Edward L. Molineux, who
died on June 10, 1918. left an estate of
$446. jS424, according 10 an appraisal
filed yesterday IN the Surrogate's
Court, Brooklyn. Margaret NJ. Moli-
neux. wife Of his son, Roland MolineUx,
receives life estate Of $14S,42S.0S I'M
I'll any child born 20 her as the wife
of the testator's son reaches the age
OF twenty-five. Leslie and Cecil S.
MolineuX, sons. get s14S,42S.0S each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the WOrld

Franci, tBrl. Para Nov ~ n Booth IN ~l'n
pAS,engs-, md nfse Quar- A. $50 m. =,
A.fon1o NIIf ispanl. Vera cruz quar- a. DIV
.
SAILED
u o~~td.,,. csivss,oo. n Ma GALVESTON; RIO
Crande Bninswi-k. kentuchan. MonteVd.0, On A
saro fRrl Hull. Sergips fBrsl). Para, Ho,rp.l
dyt fDuirhl Rotterdam. Santa Kosala nltgg
Manhattan tHrl. London. Huron. -. blsch 70 10, a.
. IHnapa Charleston and Iae1 1r.,ll,y
NUN N0~oik. Aihsrt soper Bahama; Prince.
Anne Norfolk and Newport News. Tennlmd NoIl'
Bergrn. cts q Montgomery SAVANNAH Shap.s'
KlrF,'o-1. Philadelphia san Juan. Bertha lNo-I,
Phisd,lphia. I'll cd. Galveston. lefs Maesh
fpaul. AsArhuus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
Professor Small Paws Fine

Professor" Joseph Small, who faced
the alternative Of 5000 fine or TWEEN
~ days spent IN City Prison. for
having three girls less than fifteen
years old in his cabaret. has paid his
fine rather than serve his term. Small
was arraigned in Special Sessions on
charge brought by the Children's So
cioiy, and pleaded guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
STORAGE NOTICES
Connolly's Express & Van Co.,
Office. 2s Columbus Avenue.

New York. November 10th. 1915
To Mrs. j. l.. Allen. Mrs. r. CoTan. w.
d Dolan. Mrs. NJ DeveresuX. Mrs. Glea-
son, NJ Harmon. Caroline Koch. Julius
Lewis, Mrs william Lees, Mrs. Elizabeth
McCrse. Hilda o. Patterson. J. l.. Pultz.
Mrs Nottingham. Mrs. Rose, Nellie Nc
Carthy. Mrs Fitzpatrick, Mrs Annie
. Brien NJ J. Smith. Mrs. Scanlon. Min
ME +. Talbot. Gertrude Waters. l.. Won
Lyncher VI. Beard grand piano., Mrs
Afford, Margaret Grague, James II. Luke,
r. n. Dewey and Mr.. Downey: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, VIC viii cause such
property, 70 wit household goods, persona
effects. merchandise. carpets etc, stored
By you or in your name In Counolly's EX-
press and Van Co. Storage Warehouse, TO
be sold a. public auction. according 10 the
statute I'm such case made and provided. 81
Floyd Grants Auction Rooms, corner 7th
Avenue and 6lst ST.. New York city on
MONDAY. DEC EMBER 9TH, 1915, at 1880
a. nl. and n the sale IS not completed on
ss ID date the same will be continued az
the same place on each and every Monday
thereafter beginning at 1880 2. m. on
each day, and continuing until all the goods
are sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
MILITARY TRAINING URGED
All Sections of United States Repre-
scented at Camps Convention

The National Committee of the Mill
tary Training Camps Association held
a convention yesterday at the Uni
versity Club which more than one hun
bred attended. All parts Of the coun-
try we're represented. The convention
unanimously adopted resolution call
inr for universal obligatory training
Another set of resolutions, also
unanimously adopted, expressed the
associations appreciation Of the work
Of the National Guard at the border
this last summer and invited National
Guard cooperation in the movement
for universal service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
ASSIGNEES SALES

IS THE MATTER or THE ASSIGNMENT
f1r The benefit q creditors by The NA-
TIONAL LlTHOGRAPHING CO. to
HARRY IS. VESSEL. Assignee
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN that tie
assignee herein 1851 sell the assets OF The
-.II company. consisting o: certain gar
label designs outstanding accounts chooses
Zoo action. certain claims % me said COM
pauy against certain debtors and all assets
shat might hereafter be discovered nv the
ssid assignee o. public auction by Harry
Moses. Auc,lcneef. on the sth day OF
December. 1915. a. - clock In the fore
noon. az the Once Of the said Harry NJ
Moses Auctlonecr. a. Room sos. No $50
Broadway. 30 The Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York
The terms OF such sale and description
a assets 10 b sold may be obtained upon
application 20 tho undersigned Attorney
or the Auctioueer.
Dated New York November zist. 1916
HARRY ". VESSEL. Assignee, ~ cedar
street. New York city
LEO OPPENH Elmer. Attorney for As
signee. so Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
East 3Oth ST

East 3Oth St
This Approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge TO satisfy which the above de
scribed property is 10 be sold. n seventy
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
and noIiO0 Dollars 1871 500. with interest
thereon from the s6th day OF october.
1916. together with the costs and allow
anos amounting 60 Three hundred and
ninsty-six 5f100 Dollars (s396 5i), with
interest from october zsth. 1915, together
with tho expenses OF the sale. Subject 10
the state OF facts which an accurate sur
vey will show.
Dated, New York, November sth. 1914.
ORsON A Ramon. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
The Washington Storage Warehouse
& Van Company, Limited,

so 1900 EIGHTH AVENUE
TO Whom 10 May Concern. The following
described property. 20 Wit. household goods
personal effects and merchandise. belonging
10 or held for account OF Mrs r. n Ayres.
Mrs. Charlotte T.. Branson. Carrot j. Byrne.
Mrs A. Callahan. Mss Margaret Csrpen-
ter. Miss Bessie CLARK. Mrs. r. Clark Rem
lamin Conan. Perry Curtis. Aubrey l.. Doug
lass. ID G.. Dundon. Mrs. G. Evans. Mrs
a Elsler. Miss T. II flaming Winfield
SCOTT Freeman. Ms Florence Calvin.
Mrs r y Harrison. Mrs. II Herbert e..
Fremont Howell N. irish, James J. jar
VS.. Eugene r. Jacobs. Robert Jackson, Mrs
II Johanson J.. kap'an, Ed1afd kram.
Air. 81 John Lewis John Leonard. Ms
: ] NcCormack. Mrs NJ II Mayes. Nor
man d Meade Mrs Mary Meagher. Ms
Katbe-in " Mills. Michael Muhern. william
polb.U Miss. NJ Robertson. Miss Rather
ne StagF Mrs. Charlotte SaNery PHILIP ID.
Snsn,ro Miss Jennett Saunders Miss MAJ
e,~e; r Speleel. Mrs. M Spring Miss
remnsr x T. townsend. Joseph Weber
= hi Williams Mfs. Marie Lowe Wilson
- :, Xessaf. viii De sold 70 satisfy the
len O, the undersigned thereon az public
syr,ton. 20 the aiShest bidder a. 10. 1900
FIghth Avenue Borough Of Manhattan. New
YORK CITY. on MONDAY, DECEMBER IL,
fsIs AZ iO:3O A ~ and on each succeed :
H. Ncrday thereafter. a. same place and
hour until said sale be completed
Dafed. New York November 20 1915
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. Limited,
1900 Eighth Avenue. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
Charlotte Walker in New PLAY

Charlotte Walker. who recently has
been acting for the films. is about to
begin rehearsals in PUSSY Foot Patri-
cis," new play by her husband, Eu-
gene Walter. The premiere will take
place during the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

' 4o-r w.
Shanghai. Japan snd Cor,s ina sest,le)--
Juan l.iico : i1anspor, NOV 81
Tahiti Marquesss. Cook Islands. Nes lea
land and Australia (yia San Francisco
Natal ........-.. .-..tt ..t.t tbec
,rco1rsr, -Niasara ..-................D Dec /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS FOR the Purchss. OF Flec, rio
M0tors Generators. and Air COMPRESSED
offered Tor sale by The Panama Canal -
sealed proposals will he received AT the orrca
~ The Assistant Purcbssing Agent. Ths
Panama 'anal = State Street. New York
city, until 100 7. n. December g. 1915. az
which tine they vll' be opene1 IN public for
purchasing ti- abovr-mcntioned material
Blanks and senegal Information relating 10
this sale may ~ obtained from the Abovs
Ing Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-four Hours

WsshinstOn. NOV 2i.-Ihs storm that vas cer
trsl orer the Great Lakes Thursday nisht passed
rapidly northesstHsrd dom tho S. Lawrence Va
icy. and Friday night its centre vas over tho CUR
Of st. Lswnncc j. has been attended BY gales sad
SHOWS on the Great Lakes and I'm tho upper Ohio
valley and westerly gales along tho middle Atlantic
md New England coasts and rains Thursday night
iu the middle Atlantic and sew England states
During Friday the weather cleared generally eat
Of the Mississippi River. although local SHOWS con-
tinued near the Great LsIes. Another storm IS sp-
preaching the north Pacific Coast
The weather has. become considerably solder over
the Mississippi valley and al districts cast thereof
eIoep: Northern Nov England. Tho weather will De
colder Saturday IN the Atlantic states while on
sunday bere viii he general ris. IN TEMPERATURE
vail Saturday and sunday over the eastern hair n
the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST RANkBOOKs

Iosr-Baniboos 40 s2s.220 q Dry DocA s.vns,
Irstitution ANY persor EaTnE claims upon s.'d
boob u caue- 9pVh ~ 49,, va, cns 10 ihs bank
eancelled ara ne. one issusd 10 lieu thereof
IOsr -Fvseoos No :ss ss5 Of N. Franklin s.y.
inss Bank issued 70 Joseph Zduncek payment
siooosd Please return hook 70 bank bs5s sth ava
H.~ Yort Cy. AL psrsons cautioned ro< 70
xuruhIss o. Negotiate The same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
From Tho Tribune Bureau. ]
aShl Slou' NDfthvpt -
ARMY

ARMY
First L. PAUL W EVANS. Signal Corps. from
Canal Iore and upon expiration present iedFo 70
d. sam Houston ,.,o,,
Leave OF absence two months 10 Flr5t ~. EDGAR
w. ~ RR Cag. detached list
Fort u A. Russell Wyo.. eslgnaied pefmaifnt
station captain EDGAR A MNER. lnf. detached
Capt EDGAR A. siRNYER. iith Cav. 70 re,ruli-
i1g sevice Wichita. Kan. Jan. D. relieving 'ap|
ROBERT JOHN WEST Inf. de ached Isl. nor
Resignation First u. WILLIAM W. Van Dull
SIN. Med. Res Corps accepted.
NAVY
Capt H. MI T. HUsE. detached S.Ii War
College: 70 Naval Examining Board and Naval Re-
Conmsnder p y OIAfSTEAD detached COM
msud salem. 10 command Birmingham.
Commander h VI. BENNETT. detained com
msnd Csstiue: 10 Washington. temporary duty Nav
E9sim % W. DUGGER. detached salem 70 MAJ,
Vile fics Ensm r. q. PENNOtEH, 70 ha'a
se-onsutic station PeusscOls. Dec II.
Endsn j. b. " WALLER detached salem 70
temporary duty Dolphin. 60, n.,>.
Ensign I. +. BROWN. detached South DaAoA'
A surgeon W I. FINDEIsEN. detached nav
recruiting station Detroit De- ?; 70 naFa! u@lh-
irz station Newport Dec 8. vice = a. oulseou
q H. DRAGGOO. TO navy recruiting NaIon' De
II P. 4 Paymast.r H. R SNYDER. detached
''i Bost,T "a A. c. G DAFGARD. to naval hos
Chief Machinist B B. BOWIE. detached Prairie:
Ia home and await orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

WANTED In Eass soth 70 soth st.. BY young
somEn, a Simply furnisheo room. ms'iium slIe.
quiet and hight eith breakfast, privilege q get
Lhl sane Re,geroas required and rteo- Imms.
aiiI@ =. c. lass broE-sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Transisr-Nov -. Pllmu. Timothy J. Kelly.
Temporary Assignments. Lieut. Gardiner g. Dun
ham. seth N Training School. 80 DAYS. No7. @.
Nounted Ptmr. Patrick sheridan. 69th. 70 foot
patrol duty 20 DAYS. Nov. -. Plum. William
O'Connor. 18th. and James J. Don ahue l72d. 10
fst u duty iu raided premises, IS days. Nov
q. William w. Hopkins. Trafc e. 10 Div. ~ Re
nsirs 70 DAYS. Nov o. To 18th |. D.. as chauf-
feur. 10 DAYS. NOV ~. Bemsrd Bushnell lst.
t;ro,er e. Scifert. 55th Matthew Murphy. 3iuh !.
Thomas J Gudner. 65th: George Stol. 2'5th. and
Ralph T. Durham. -tftn.
ASIanment Discontinued. -Ptlmn. John ". Van
Etion 10Th 70 chief inspectors once. as Chauffeur
Nov o.
Full Pay whli. on Sick R,port-Psirolmsn Dayf
A Fifzserald AN oct % Oct IS. John Grady.
18th Nov u.s. during disability John T. Hebron
esfh No7. u.s. during disability: Thomas Wa~ne
s3d Nov NJ during disability. James V. =
smith. $50 Oct 2 % Oct 49,; Cesare Bonnno
iisd Oct 10 NOV Dennis w. Callahan. li1th
Seui ~ 10 Nov 5 Paul Z. KAISER, lj2d oct. =
10 Noy Il. Charles Boiler 18th. Oct % n
nov s. Frank Ref l59th. NOV. 3 70 Nov. o..
John Durkin 276th. Oct. g. during disability. John
Ior. a76th OCT. q n NOV. 20. Everett hellam,
sTSth Orf n 70 oct l3 Matthew Courtney. Iraf
X oct 70 oct Z Patrick McGoyern. {. o. Nov.
s 10 Nov. n: George n Plate, r. p. y. Nov.
: 10 Nov. ~ Philip Bernstein. b. b. H. sept
Believed from su,pendOn.-PatroIman jeremiah
b Monary. Iith. p m, NOV. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25

OFFICE BOY wanted b. Wal Sire, bank. nur
Intelligent % nea. sppearancs And have onnrf
school education. good sslay 70 SAT. poncoN
r. % Box Pos. - !. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
MON MIN II
ARRIVED

Nov. 2s-Balumore. Cycops. Dubuque. Jupiter
and San Francisco. a. North River, y. Y; Con
Te,ticIf FLORIDA New York oklahoma Texas.
Tfsh and Wyoming a. Ambrose Channel ldshislup;
Hancock. at Jacme and Aux Cayes. Panther ana
Warrington a. WhitestOno Landing. fenhH lVahle'
LOUIS. at Honolulu. Trippo. at Boston
SAILED
Nov. e3-Albany. from Connto for san Diego
Arethusa from Pensacola for Port Arthur. Denver,
f-ro Mare Island Tor san Diego, Hancock. from
Isrmel Tor Aux Cages. Leonldas, from Portsmouth.
X N for Grand Gaymau. Paul Ione5, from Ware
Island for san Pedro. Reid. from norfolk Tor
Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
WORK WANTED

Male
STEWARD Capable energetic careful buzz a
years experience with HIropeAn ard Ans<h
plan: highly recommended. q. D.. Boz los Inosns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

COACHNkN. wanted fof nreS
roarhman ard aife Best - rsferros ~.
Further particulars kill b. gladly Answered % NJ
o. p kissel. Morrist0Hu. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25

Winds for SATURDAY. and Sunday North Atlantic
west sLes. diminishing. ard fair weather. middle
Atlantic. strong west winds diminishing snd fair
weather south Atlantic and east Gulf. moderate n
fresh northwest and fair weather. west Cuff mod
crate north sud northeast and isir weather. upper
lakes, moderate vest winds and fair weather. lgFs-
lakes. dimnishng west winds and fsir weather.
Forecasts for Special Looaliu1.-Ess'ern Nev
York. Southern View England Eastern Pennsylvania
Nsv jersey. mo District a Columbia Maryland
Virginia. North and South Carolina and Delaware
Fair and colder to-day. tomorCF. fair. with rising
temperature.
Northern New Ensiand-Fnr and colder today
n -mon0v. fair. with strong vest winds diminish
ing
Ohin. Western Pennsylvania. Western New Yori
and Lover Micligan-lair and continued cold To-
da} to-morros. fair. rising temperature.
Local ofolsl Record The following orHcial record
from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
Ing thu last twenty four hour. IN comparison with
ne correeu.,rdiug dsfa ~ last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. sew YORK COUNTY
Thomas strong Plaintiff. against Lulu
NJ Strong Defendant-Action for Absolute
Divorce
To ne above named Defendant You
are hereby summoned 20 answer The com
plant in this action and 10 serve a COPY
OF your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after ths service OF this
summons exclusive OF tho day Of service .
and 10 case OF your failure % appear or
answer. Judgment viii be taken against YOU
by default for tho relief demanded In the
complaint
Dsted New YORK. November 81. 1915
TONET L MORTON,
Attorneys FOR plaintiff.
Once and + o Address.
ll3 Nassau Street.
New YORK ci,y.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Thomas Strong. Plaintiff. against Lulu
n Strong Defendant.-NOtics.
To the above named Defendant NO
tiCe f. hereby given that the summons and
complaint herein u served on you by pub
llcation. pursuant TO an order. dated No.
yember 18th. 1916. made herein by Hon.
Edward Gavegan. one Of the Justices Of
our Supreme Court. and filed In the ONCE
OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York
on the olst day Of November 1915.
Dated New YORK November 18th 1915.
TONEY MORTON.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
once and r. o Address
li9 Nassau street.
New York city.
TO Lulu 81 strong Defendsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25

hlghest fmrTratufe Yesterday, '5 degrees iai
- nj a M l'o'cst. SO (st 10 ? M average. -
average Tor sane date last year g. average Tor same
date last thiuy-threc years. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-25

Local Forcosst air and colder to-day. to- NOR
row. fair with slowly rising temperature. strong
west winds diminishing
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

oer7fllo paa $4,000 9r. fan opf,
fes, og Sfattebelebet for inoeo9ren'
Sc Star neoi attes til ct 6imeligi
9ele6. 9i9ningen err forelg6ig lag
efter en- Sfatteprocent al go0t 80
5rcoerieia @oloe. 6reoericio, If
april. allltllsminiiteriet FAR fore.
Ipitr9t 5reoericia gpraaO, ON 0et
er niaigt til at la0e l9gge Seroitltt
pna bisie 0eGe al 8oIOterrenet
moo at Staten Doer 9ilifu0 til, al
Der | 8oG0en MOB Nor0 anbringes
Ell Yort / SteOet for iom proiefte-
ret Ell oaben Concentrating. gn0.
biOere bill Stoten ina poe ct oarligi
|Tiliflt0 til golOenes 8eolige6oloel.
lie. afcepterer @Drao6et bette I'll
blt6, bill Miniiteriet foreln9ge 9oo-
forilag OIL Sen BERTH iornp0ne 9e-
billing.
Meningitis / SDlanS. Ser er /
Ben ienere 3i6, Ifripes ser t3.
april, forefaI0et Ell Del SilfGloe al
Weningitio / aar6us; men Gilfpl-
oelie bar ogret meget ipreOte %
bar life nntaget en- iaa epioemiif
Rarafter, at aittoriteterne bar fltn-
bet Qnle0ning til omiatten6e 5or-
anitaltnin9er, 2i1fning al Sfoler,
9io9rait5entre o. g.; man bar FIN
tnget no8le lofnle 5or6olosregler,
6por S%p80onmen bar biit lig, I.
CTS. er ct MGlfenoIalg blepet lltf-
fet, oa Der ioreialot ct Siliploe al
Spgoommen / 0en paaapl0en0e
.Gienoom.
Gen y. 9(pril bolot Sun0beos.
Commissioner, Ser tiaige er Gpi0e.
mifonmtisiion, @goe ON Sagen.
amtsluge 2un00abl 9ior0e Ge0e
for De trufne 6oranItoltnineer %
erflGreoe, at gpioemien MI reg1les
at uGre / gita9en. commissioner
8o0fenOte Sc tririne 5oranitaltnin-
ger, iamt at ser life bar truffet
DOerligere 6orauitaltninger. Spis
gpioemien moo 8oroentning ifllOe
BLUSH op igell, oil Sen blipe taget
inoer ~oifentli9 9~e6anoling.
O9iaa / Serning er ser %iorefal-
set en- Del Menin9itis- 3ilf9loe;
men oginn ser er Gpioemien / 5el-
ge oSern. 6olfebl." MI / aitagen,
ioet Ser / De iioite Gage life er
iorefaloet me 5ilipl0e. Seprigt
6nr Gp9terne ON Gpi0eniiens ll0.
bre0elie / 9Den nGret megct ooer.
0reone, ioet etbpert SMoomstilipl-
Sc - en6o9 MISUNDERSTANDING
= al Soft er bfeoet opfottet Iom
Meningitis.
@nspGrfernes anlnpo. 9rgn0ers.
leo, ~. @pril. 6orenin9en til Sno-
f66 al altl til 0e noroipoife @as.
pGrfer, Der omfntter @aspGrferne
i Sfagen, SGbp, Sisrring, 9rsn.
oersleo, InIborg, @ejgnoro o. 2sg-
itsr, bar paa ct Msoe / 9rsnoers-
leo / Dag oreftet Sen triler0e aiil.
Situation og peotaget at onmooe
Sn6enriqsminiiteren ON at tr9ffe
Soranltnltninger til at aiupr9e Sn.
rem. @onnmer Ser life me 9aonin.
ger, bill @osprrferne / 9rgn0ers-
leo, Sfagen o9 6isrring mart
fonlnle til at itoa itoen 3iil.
6reoericia, 10. Ipril. 5reoericio
9prnaos @elpsningsitopolg bar |
@aor isrt 5orbonolin9er meo ben
engelife 2e9ation, meo altfburemiet
os Snoenriesminiitcren ON npe
&ullabninger til BaspGrferne. mi
niiteren itotalte Snnbet ON, at set
otl6e lpffes peo Sumarbeioe meo
@ebita6foreninaen at orone @os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Die til GleftricitetsbGrfcrne.

AlIe I'll neutrality-suspicious.. -
Greoericia, IL. april. GeprGiental1-
ter for gpraaoene | DC 9ommliner,
Ser 6or tiltraaot Tanfen ON Sci
lesinofsb al 9rGnoielsolie til glef.
tricitetsprrfcrne, 6olot / Ong We.
6e i 9ebenbabn oo be6to9 at reoli-
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Sen Mon6e, at ban fit COB at DO
ser en- Dagstio, mems 6an iaa paa
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Wnno' % Mloplggen. SDllanos
Soldering. 2onobrissmin Jtepiet
bar ben a. glpril it0ienot fdgenoc
interchangeable augaacnoe 5oran-
|italtninger moo Mlino- 90 alop-
fpgen:
ia Der | Spllnno / ben ienere Tfo
err %inotrufiet JiIi9loe ui Mlno.
og 0looipge | pioere areoie, for.
bpSes Gerpeb iirotil pioere al Oper-
fercIfe al Iepenoe, f~lopbrrenoeD pr
fra SpIlano til Gitifterne; BOG ifal
oct prrc tillaot - iipotagen fra
Diitriftcr, Der ct afIpRrreoe poo
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-02-04

The city snow pillow was out sew
eral days this week clearing paths
which were highly appreciated.