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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25

The President Informed these lcdd''-
90 tho grave necessity which exists for
speeding up the work 81 their commit
tees. Ne told them that b. h"h"oros
the ADMINISTRATOR and an its friends
To pull. and pun hard. tngether =" pre-
vent :. riuus embarrassment. In order
that the ADMINISTRATION task ~ put
ting an ddcqust" national defence mo
Erammc through Congress may ho &C.,
,omplishcd. tho president d"cla ed. y
clean deck must y" uroN.j.I for ih'
measures n, 'hc tim" On" ,. road
Il" 10" reported FROM 'hr jfn'r"u, '.m
.u'icuS.
IN" Nr,.,dr'. ..',.n"i go Visitors
I't' 80 .r'erduj 80 put lois "Hn ,""ul-
de- Ia ~" wheel t.i u'IIi2n Uf- "Nn
strength Geo 'n. fullest iu 1rnu-iu- 'u.r.'
s'utiplcn; fog tho national defence ro a.
ramIu and h. asked th'.- 'r'''.tt .u
Boo congress 10, drl u"t IHdo..' .1r
,lcN thai tu' Democrats tu,,' d'lI''
ttcly attempted to- SLOW up th" ."L -.'-
tN" machinery. hut uc "Npro sd ''"
opinion thtt tho outlook VIII he lu.
proved from Owe yioN puiut II tine
r"utluc appropriation oils and Wiu"r
bills src disposed 81 within the next
month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25

TIE President viii point out for he
BE- Cit oi pac.liSts that such a policy or
! epsrein"ss du,s not Ny any mcaus in
vulvc the DEVELOPMENT Of a spirit of mill
t.r'sm among the people Of the country
ro~ 4 policy Of aGgrossiveness OIL the
part of tho Government. 1t means sim
ply, he viii tell the people. that the
United States Will be placing itself in a
position 20 exert It's full strength in the
event thtt such exertion is necessary to
to protection of the lives and interests
a. t. citizens.
The speeches delivered by the Presi-
dert up To- this time OF national defence
have not approached the vigor OF those
lie has now outlined. They have been
for ia" most part reserved statements of
the policy he had promulgated and the
Important reasons for adopting this pol
icy have been barely limited at.
His advisers believe that his stumplng
to- Viii bring the country to "A real
appreciation of the Importance of the ma
tOnal defence Programme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
PEACE LEAGUE INDORSED.
Federation ~ Churches e De-
bate ON trnn ment.

~ tho annual meeting Of the Fedora
ton %. Churches in the Metropolitan Life
hH',1Ing yesterday q resolution was
"'"id'd undressing the programme of the
I|'rn" to Enforce T.. ace. This action
""S taken after a dcbate IN the need OF
~ i,'d armament in the United States
IN" l'n native being argued by the R"i.
w VILLAIN l." sullivan. pastor of All sous
UNITARIAN Church, and the negative by
u" Rev, IT. William l.. Merrill. pas
tr Of the Brick Presbyterian Church
ana q trustee ~ the Carnegie Peace
lu."n About 200 ministers took part In
tho vote.
Inward Markham read selections from
ms forthcoming volume, Poetry or
Jesus
A to-day's session there will he n
discussion ON Week Day Religious In
ttruo'iou in Connection with the Public
SCHOOL system" T.. j, Shilladay. secre-
tar of Mayor Mitchel's committee on
uno'"!IrJ a'-s'. will tell about unemploy-
mont In the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
WAR ON DEFENCE'S
FOES, WILSON ORDER
Alarmed by Opposition. lie
Urges Leaders to Speed APP
preparation Bills.
ASKS FOR A CLEAR TRACK

WAsuiSGroN. Jan. 24.-President Will
son summoned to the White House to-
day the chairmen of several louise COM
mittees which are to report ~appropria-
ton bills and requested that they adopt
emergency methods for fastening the
of their reports. AS n re-
suit of this conference It Is assured that
the agricultural. indian and diplomatic
and consular appropriation bills will be
reported to the House within a few
weeks. The District OF Columbia appro-
priation bill, which is in a peculiar
status bccause OF certain new legislative
proposals under consideration. Will not
be reported until several weeks later.
on the surface the step taken by the
President was designed merely to speed
up consideration of legislation not relat-
ing TO national defence IN order that an
early adjournment Of Congress may be
possible. As "a matter of fact. though.
to-day's conference means the opening OF
the Presidents new light for his national
defence policy, warning OF which was
given when he announced his intention
to take the stump last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
Holding Ip Many nils.

Reports have crine to III" President
from sources which he coul not igtisre
that the Philippine legislation, the ship
ping measure and the appropriation bills
were being held up by opponents Of TIN.
administrator for the purpose Of ub-
structing the national defence policy.
The gravity of this situation was ac-
ccntuated by the frank declarations Of
Republican leaders of their purpose TO
make a v~igorous fight against the ship
Grafton Of the national defence pro-
m until tho end of May.
Word had reached the Presidents adj
viscrs that because vt the dilhtury tao
tics of the opponents OF national defence
and the obstructive tactics Of the Repub-
Leans the administration might And it.
self IN the embarrassing position of en-
tering the national campaign without
having accomplished anything tangible
in the way Of national defence develop
mcnt.
The President conferred this afternoon
with Representative Flood of Virginia,
chairman of the House committoe\ on
Foreign Affairs Representative pagc of
North Carolina. chairman uf the sub
co'nmittec Of the COMMITTEE on .Apprn-
priatious frtmir: the District oC 80
lumhia appropriation bill Representa-
tive stephens uf Texas. chairman "f the
committee ON Indian Anti~s Repre-
sentative Lever. chairman of the t"in-
mitt.o OIL Agriculture. and senator
Hitchcock. chairman o. the SsuHt" RIM
mittcc On Indian Affairs. who Is in
charge NJ the Philippine hill,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
NO TRAILING" SAYS BRYAN.
viii Not Follow Wilson on stump
on preparedness Issue.

NIAnl, Fla, Jan .i--EX-Sccrc.ary
W J Bryan set al rest to-day the
iumpr That m" viii follow the trail Of
President Wilson and take the stump
a-ai'.' Preparedness.
Mr. E.sau ~did THAI II" would remain
in N.uu. until The end of February,
VIC. Do" an start for Lincoln, Nch, to
f.'''d "a birthday dinner on March 20.
u" NI speak at a number of places on
'H' way.
1.I, tip, ne declared, mad no connec-
POO. 'rh The Presidents tour, u the
ot 10" viii nh are based upon invita-
'o.. received long before the Presidents
Iti''aI} Mas announced.
asked If he would speak on the sub
)'"' Of Preparedness. Mr., Bryan replied
'Ia' wherever lac speaks he Will foilow
the lines pursued IN the last six months.
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Keynote Of the speeches.

Tho s,co,hos u-bicb the
~ ~ " r,. oto,,od n,, Of Tho s,uJv
'.u'' ~ So ,",o,c, mrch,em dnrins
- H. cr,,iso on no Yacht N,v.
no,er is this:
1vh., ,,o w,r ma, created Now con-
a,,a,s ,ho orc,, Of witch ncitbcr tho
T.,-.,I St,,cs nor any other nation
.,r ,rc,-a,cIv estimate These cnn-
i Ions nnt ,niv affect the methods AM
customs of naval warfare. but the
FUNDAMENTAL rights of independent
government a. thes. have come TO
ie recognized in the last several
decades.
Not only the United States hut
every other nation. neutral or belllg-
erCnt, must he prepared t. meet these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
WILSON ASKS AID
OF ALL PARTIES
ON DEFENCE TOUR
BcoucstS Towns Where lie Is
to speak to Bar No
Partisan.
APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM
KEYNOTE OF SPEECHES

W~,suiSGToN. Jan. 2A.-Prcsidcnt Will
sctcr of his national defence programme
IN the speeches he is Ca deliver on his
,rumplug tour beginning this week. lie
viii ash support from members of all
,,-tics Tor the measures he has sug-
ses'od 10 Congress on the ground that
these provide for the least expensive
arm, and navy development that can be
regarded rs adequate to the %country's
need.
IN pursuance OF this determination
Vr.tc House officials have already noti-
fed the reception committees In the
towns where the President is to speak
that the gatherings must not be re-
sardei as partisan nor any hindrance
placed on the attendance of all citizens,
,rrespcrtive Of their political faith. whcr-
ever the President speaks.
The President will ~reitcrate his strong
convection that the United States faces
a future whose fortunes cannot now be
guessed. The war. he will point out, has
wrought many changes not only In the
relations between the ~belligerent u
tres but in tho traditional friendships
between these belligcrcnts and neutrals.
ilo will argue that IL bchooves the
United states TO enter on this new era
adequately equipped to protect itself
asalns, urfriendly designs Of other ma
tons and further to See hat the coinno
Interests of mankind are fully main
Ia ircd.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

prevents great many from taking
up dairying as regular part of the
farm work. 1t is the American dis
taste for being bound down and
hedged in that keeps the dairy part
of Our farm work very much in the
background. =
Notwithstanding this un desirable
phase of dairying, it has some ad-
vantages which producing grain,
hay or live stock for market have
not.
1t is business on which the op-
eratoris able to count without much
danger of having his plans miscarry
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

on account of wet or dry weather
early or late frosts. or any other of
the things which so often mar the
the projects of the most careful
husbandman.
With little forethought the
dairyn1an may be as free from
worry about the weather as any
man living. Blow high or blow
low the cows come home and the
consuming public is ready to take
all the butter that is produced. or
the creamery or cheese factory is
waiting to weigh in the milk and
distribute checks every month
Kansas City Journal.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

structed to notify property owners
along Jackson avenue to vacate
that street Within 90 days from
July 1, 1907.
The Epworth League elected the
following officers at meeting at
the homeof Rev. and Mrs. Burnham :
Chas. Butts, president; Maggie
PEBBLES, Clara Dabney, Roy Bouch-
err, Warren Linn, vice-presidents
Mrs. Warren Linn, secretary; Ho-
mer Bayne, treasurer.
Park McMahan's patent boiler
hue cleaner claimed the attention
of Jasper's capitalists. Park re-
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
Successful Dairying.

Dairying is a combining business
to be sure. 1t requires daily atten-
ton and the work must be done
with regularity, each duty requir-
ing attention at practically the
same hour, week after week, rain
or shine. Sunday, Fourth of July
and Thanksgiving.
1t is this everlasting routine that
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
Fifteen Years Ago in Jasper.

~~SS~~. = 49, " - 81 -, y .
LynnMonroe and Georgian drews
represented the Jasper Sunday
Schools at a township convention
at Lynnland.
Mayor Hunt appointed two ex-
ira marshals on July 4, 1901, ito
look after and suppress the explos-
ion of frecrackgrs and other ex-
plosives.'
s< George Rex is given credit for
quick work in putting out fire at
Mr.. Weeds barn.
The street commissioners was in-
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

ceived various offers from $4,000
to SrIa,soo for his patent, but re-
fused to SELL
Peter Lang went to Oregon to
teach school.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
.Silfsnerein

Die Sefretarin oes gaoor.aomites
6rnu Or. Gf beiuhte Die 8ereine, Die
lebte 8o6e ibre &eriammIungen ob-
bielten. Sbre gitte, li6 bel Dem fonr
menoen ga5or 81 beteiIigen puroe
our groBen Sreuoe 0es 4omites nit
Der 9roBten 8ereitpiaigfeit entqe.
3engenommen. San Gd begibt iid)
aif cine fur5e @rbpIungsreife, uno
miro Die &raiioentin Oes 0amenbiIfg.
bereins uno Goriiserin 0es 8a8ar-&o-
mites, 6rau 90. 2in5bad, ole gerei.
nc, pcl6e in Der fommenoen ISOLDE
.ibre Serlammlllngen obbalten, beiu-
den
Sic f~oIgen0en 8ereine Iino bis lest
eingelaoetl uno meroen ii6 beteiligen:
~ariegerbunO", u9eilti6e llnteritiis.
un9sbunoe, 0iitrifte 40, 100, 41O";
v8crein 9aiern", ~S6paben Ser.
EN- ISM. Sea llnterltiibungs- @e-
eui1aft", uMeb0er llnterltiibungs-
berein", uGoncorOio Stride 6rauen.
oerein4, SnfeI 8rdiie 9omenberein,
gElattoeuti1er Screen; .8ermanio
NdnnerNor@, uOomen-S ilfSbcrein".
90
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
9entlder 9ricacrbnnS".

Sonntag, Sen II. September,
Deranitoltcn Die &omerooen 0es 6eut-
lden &riegerbunbes ibr 3iueites oies.
ld6rigs @icnic, uno 0ipor finoet oos-
lelbe beim &omeraoen Gugen girfle
IN germpn $40, itott Oieienigen,
Die iid 0aran beteiligen poacr, mo.
Gen lib am Sonntag um 10 llbr Dor
mittaBs an Der 5ten lno 6 Str. 81.
". %einfinoen, no man Die GIeftriIde
bclteigen miro. 6reunoe fino Itets
nngenebme @6ite.
Im Wtittpo6 ertpies ser &rieaer-
bllno ieinem aameraoen Srib 8olf
oas lebte @eleit. sSn uniform uno
nit Der 5abne geleitete man oenSora
our lebten HitbeltGtte. Souptmann
&orl Seuri6 piomete Dem Gotten Ell.
men luarmen Ntadrllf.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
rTramen Silfsucreim oes 0entidleu
&aiien6anIes.

%on Screen Sanfen mir alien aiiti-
gen 8ebern nnS Mitbelferu nm Bic.
mic oes oentiden &aiienbamies, Sas
eincn 10 berrli6cn Grfols ersielt fat.
Ilen MniueienOen lei bier 9anf ans
gcSriift fir Scm frennoliaen SeInd
nno Die edte oentide 8eiclligfeit. Die
6reisebisfcit n%nierer Sentiden &c.
Idaftsiuelt lei bier bcionSers Sanfcm6
crluabnt, Die ailerbanb @arem frei ms
@aiicubans idiftcn. Gbcmio Sanfen
mir benz NnitaltsDeriualter nno oei-
len Sran, fir sic llnteritiitnns mnb
ben 9ireftoren nnb 0elegaten Ses
&aiienbanies, IOiuie Ben 0amen bes
Sranen-Silisuereins fir sic freuub.
lide Mitbilfe,
SIN Nnftrase Oes Sranen-Silfsbsr.
Gins SeS ocntidJen @aiienbanies,
Imgnitiue &mpertus,
H~raibentiu.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
n@crmamia MannerdlOr1.

am Z. September botten sic Mit-
9lieoer oes n@ermonio MGuner-
dors" MonotsberlommIung. Ine
9eoniten mnren anipeieno. SER 6.
Sammel muroe oils neuer Shabmei-
tier an Stcae oes Serrn s. SO. Sci
big, Der iein 9lmt nicoerlegte, einqc-
filbrt. 6rau Worgarete Sd iprod Dor
uno luo Ole 8ereinsmitglieoer sur
regen @%eteiligung om 8o3or Gin.
&rGftigc llnterItiibung muroe Dem
&omite periprohen. 3ipei f1eue Mit-
glieoer lpuroen oufgenomnten uuo
jipor Die Scrren 6. .. Brad uno 6.
Sol3beicrlein. Sim "a. September
finoet beim Serrn $. SGffner, in
Cottage Gitb, Mo. Elm, 8icnic Oes
'WGnner1ors Itott.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
R[rines taOtmrMigteiten

Soft ieoen Sonntag bot 8oib-
ington elm Alltomobil : ungliif at
ber5eihnen. Mm lebten Sonntag ll-
ternobm Serr 81. s. SoDlor, Der on
Der s ctr. I..&. mobnt, nit ieiner
@ottin uno 5pei juneen Oamen cine
Mutomobilfobrt auf Der StredegBolb-
ington Baltimore. MlS Die Mustlrg-
Ter am Nbeno ouf Der Seimreile be-
griffen iuarel1, fam Elm nnoerer &rntt-
ipagen BON Der entgegengeiebten Hld)-
tung. Dos 2ampenliht oieies glu-
tomobils mar 10 grea, bob Serr Eau
Ter oaDon abgebIenOet wrroe rro Die
@eiualt iiber feline Nal6ine berlor.
9ie &roftpogen prallten NIT boiler
@udt gegen chamber. Die beioen
iuneen 9amen befinoen ii6 i9fper
oertuunoet i'm emergency Soipital,
luGbrenD Serr uno Srou SaDlor in
ibrem &eim gepflegt meroen.
-Oie 8farri6ule Der r0miid-fatbo-
lii6en 81. Marienfir1e miro benz
nG6lt eroffnet peroen. Cine groBe
Mn5abl &inoer bon oeuti@en Gltern
miro i'm fommenoen S6uliobr am
llnterridt teilnebmen. Die ct. Wea-
rieniGuIe bot Die Mufgabe, Die oeut-
I6e Sprahe i9on Den &leinen Der
unteren 3laIlen bei5ubringen. 9ent-
i9en @ltern lit biermit quite @elegen-
belt geboten ibren 8inoern cine Or
8iebung nod oeuti9em @uiter 81 ge-
hon
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
Gbriitian fanber's Magembitter
belt llnOerOanlidfeit nn6 Ma-
senbeidiuerOem. rs gents bic
TlaIdle. Nnr ST baben 900 Ute
StraRe.

5lpeier &riegsiabre ltebt bellte bie
NationaIidulo Deutidlanos nod in
iebr giinltigem 8erb1ltnis gum Noti-
onol- Sermogen, iie beItebt ni6t, mic
in England, gum groBen Sell aus
fur3friitigen @erbinoIihfeiten, BEL
Oenen ale BOAR @oden elm God ouf-
gema6t iperoen miB, I'M Elm anoeres
81 ltopfen uno bis sur 61Gigfeit ser
oeuti6en Mnleiben miro 9eliti1lonos
mirtldoftli6e Wodt mieoer 10 eritorft
iein, ooB ON Observation-Disclosures
gen - pom patriotiiden @eiidts-
punfte gang abgeieben = fein 3mei-
fel auffommen fann.
Sier in @merifo aber baben sic
oeuti1en anleiben uno namentlidl
sic jebige finite, gang beionoere 9(n-
5iebungsfrnft. 9enn bier fommt
nod Ser nieoriee 8reis bin8u. Sn
ser Sot lit oie Anleibe bier ~beoeutenh
biliger ais in 9eutlhlono ielblt in
folge 6es boriibergebeno ~nieoriaen
Stonocs Ser &ei6smorfroten, lo0oB
ser bieiige &Gllfer iein @elo erbeblid
bober ber5init erb6ft ols 6ies IN
Deutihlano Ser Sall lit. @er oIio
0eutidlano belfen min, Sen &rieg
iiegreid SIT @noe 5u fabren iiber6ies
ober cine abiolllt iidere uno babel
b0hit profitable 4nlage fir iein @el0
buben mill, Ser nltbe oen momentum
nieorigen Marffurs aus uno iiherc
ii1 i6lelnigs einen 4nteil an Ser
f~iinften oeutiden &riegSonleibe. @r
bat babel nod ben beionoeren @or
tell, ooB er oie 3inien ,auf Die @onog
bis gum /. Aril 1917 ~oieienigen ollf
Die S6abaniueiIllngen bis gum /. Ga
nuar 1917 Iofort beim &auf bcraiitet
erbGlt, neil Die 3insfoupons, Sic lpG-
ter nit Sen Nnleibeitiiden geliefert
merOen, Ser einfahen9 erednung boI
Der crit bon ou on 5u lallfen beoin-
men. 9as felt 1872 b~eitebenoe, melt
befannte oeilti6e 8anfbuuS
3 nj NJ er m n n II. 6orfbah 8
II sail Str. Stem gorf,
offeriert in elmer Mn5eiee i'm beutigen
8lotte bic Anleibe 5it Defenders eiin-
itigen 8e0ingilngen. Man miro 6a-
Der gut tin, ii6 reht5eitie an oieie
6irma 81 penoen. Infragen peroen
prompt beanttportet.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15

-5taatsanludIt 2asfeD febrte Die.
fer Gage pom @rer8ierplnB Ylotts-
burg 8uriid. gr lit iebt fir cine milf
t1rtIde N3ssbilbung Ser amerifani=
ihen syllgeno iebr begeiitert. Sober
mann, Der ben Horteil bes MilitGr-
oieu@tes fenmt, miro emf @leideS be-
baupten f0nnen. uniere amerifoni-
i1en iungen MeGnner miiroen nidt 10
I1laff ~einbergeben, menn ibnen Die
3nohen i'm MiIitGroienit eerooe ge=
8ogen peroen piiroen.
-guf Dem @rltnoltiife oes @alB-
ington Wonuments miro cine grt
Mmpbitbeater gebaut. SIN Sriibiabr
ioQ oos nele SDeater beenoet iein.
Oorin miro cine 8iibne erri6tet iuer-
oen, aitf ser Sbofespeares 8erfe CUR
Muffiibrung fommen fper0en.
-GrGiioent 8ilion berries am
Montag ieine Sommerpobnung, Inn
nad Nep 2onoon, Conn, gu reiien,
poielblt feline S1lpeiter, Srnl ". 6.
Some, i6iDer fronf lit. SrGulein sc.
@ilion Die dlteite So6ter oes 8rG=
fi0enten, befin0et fi9 ebenfans I'M
@auie ibrer Sante.
Der aIliGbrli1 bon @i9mono,
@a., bierbers fommenoe ySlittermo=
den : @rpreB5ug" langte bier Dor eli
nigen Sagen an. 3ebn 8aare befan-
ben ii@ babel, Die bier getraut pur-
ben. Srau S. 81. Sill begIeitete oie
iungen 2eute als Mnltanosoame.
-9ie Mil6bGnoler bon Marplono
ltno 8irginia batten bier i'm &oIeigh
9otel cine 8~eriammlung, al1f Der
man Die glbii6t ausiprad, Die Meilt-
preiie 81 erboben. Oie E~eilnebmer
famen jeood gu feinem enogiiltigen
Gntihluile. 9ie Hreiie fir @abrungs-
mittel iino in 8aibington obneoies
iebr bod; iebt periu6t man, logar
Den 8reis Der Mild b0ber gu i6rau-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15
Teier Oes
9euti3en Sases

9m lebten Sreitog, Den s. Septen1-
Der, batten oiel1it9Iieoer oes 0eutld.
3entroIberbnnoes cine Spe5ialuer.
iommIung i'm @oibineton SGnger-
buno. Yr1iioent, 9err Mortin g8ie-
goro, fiibrte ben 8oriib uno SEER
@ulitap BENDER beriab oos 8rotofoa.
Sci oieier @elegenbeit muroe be.
i6loiien, Die 5eier oes 0euti6en "a.
ges ouf Dem gigentum oes Serrn
2offler, an Der Georgia 9lbe. &c. -8
an 2. uno 3. OCTOBER 5. s. obsubol-
ten. '3mci tiidti9e &eoner iino in
9usiiht geltelt, uno 5par miro Serr
.Eoitor 0oermann Die Seitreoe in
engIii4er Sprode balten, mGbreno
9err @eo. M. Spier in 0eltiher
Sprode reoen miro.
Cine Gintrittsgebiibr bon 25 Gts.
miro BON 8erionen iiber 12 Sobren
erbober, m1breno &inoer unter IL
Sabren freien Gintritt buben meroen.
9ieie @intrittslteuer beredtigt sen
@olt al einem gliten 8illen Oes oe.
l6madDouen Sdlenbrotens.
8uocn iino an @ereine Ionic Gin.
5elperionen o1t nergeben; folqenoe
StGnoc meroen BORT aufgelteat lein
un0 fGnnen belegt meroen. &urlt.
irano, YunihBoIle, 2~oolenbuOe,
SGiir8enitanO, 8an8bnlle, 9uoe Ser
8abriagerin, 8ierfneipe, 2urusarti.
teIitono uno 3igarrenitono.
Die &erren @ieeono,. 2epper. @.
&ramm uno &lldo6i6eI meroen ols
&omite Die bieiigen @ei6Gftslcute be.
iuden Oomit Oieie bel Der 6eier nit.
belfen.
SEER S. @eibe lit Goriiber Oes Gin
Observation-Disclosures. Sn 3ufunft
finOet ieoen 5reitog Nbeno cine Ser.
lan1mlling itatt, bel Der sic 8eier 0es
Oelltlhep Snges beiprofen meroen
ipiro. Sae gereinsmitglieoer Ionic
Eerionen, ole Sntereiie oil ser 5eier
baben, iino gebeten ii9 an oieien
Terlommlungen gu beteiIigen.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-15

lleberol nnroe er nit Der groBten
3~nporfommenbeit bebonoelt.
MittiuodJ, ben 10. September 1916.
Gin romii6-fotbolif6er @eiltli-
der, gilrger Der Ser. Staoten, NOR
3euge zines 3mii6enfa0es auf Dem
9ampfer uSreoerid Ser Adtc~, oos
Der Grmdbnung inert eri6eint. Ser
9ampfer muroe bon sen @ngldn6ern
ourdiu1t; nun Beboliptet ser @eiItli-
DE, ct babe geieben mie Die GnglGn-
Der einem omerifanii1en 8iirger
$4,000 in Solo obnobmen uno linn
@apiergelo oafiir gaben
9onnerstag, ben IA. September 1916
Or. 6. Seller, elm merifanilAer
Diplomat, mar bon Garron3a nud
Der S6mei5 geionot poroen, Inn je-
nem 2anoe ben Danf GarranSas aus.
ouiprehen fir 0eiien Mnerfennung
l~lntcrnegS puroe er jebo6 bon eno-
liiAen Sdiffsbeamten itneebiibreno
bebanoelt, nno ge5pungen, ieine&iid-
reiie nod Hem Yorf on3utreten.
S6lieBli6 gelang es linn benn bod,
nod Der Sdmei5 81 gelangen. Orei-
NAL mnBte er 0en O5ean freilSen, Inn
ans 3iel au gelangen.
Sn Sraniplbonien i1Ioiien ii6 Sic
0eltid)en Srltppen 0en Oelterreihern
an, I'm Die &llmdnen bon bort 5uriid-
8ul6ieben. Sn OitrumGnien miro
Der Iormari6 fortgeiett.