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The Washington times., 1916-06-19
The scores Of the day follows:

I Eighteen men shot the marksman
course. seven qualified as marksmen.
| Scores follow.
The Washington times., 1916-06-19
RIFLE CLUBS READY
FOR CALL TO SERVICE
Members to Spend All Time Pos
sibIe In Practice at Win
thup Range.

The ordering out of the militia by the
Presideat has not only resulted In In
creased recruiting OF the District Ma
tional Guard but members of the va,
rious District rifle clubs plan TO spend
all the time possible this week at the
winthrop range.
The vacation periods Of some OF the
sharpshopters employed In Government
departments have been placed nhend In
order to give them opportuniti to get
In all the practice possible In the event
of further calls for mel 10 serve on the
border.
From many OF the rino clubs a num-
Der have already signitied their inten-
ton of answering any call for reserve
or camp recruits OF the regular militia
In the event the guardsmen are ordered
to Mexico.
Foul teams representing Washington
rife clubs competed In a match at the
Winthrop range Saturday, with the
War Department team making the best
showing. The match was shot at 2oC
yards The War Department sharp
shooters made score OF 5S4: the Cen
trail High School team was second with
5l3, and the War Department second
team took third with 5ei. A mixed team
ranked fourth with AIS.
Fifteen men shot the sharpshooter''
course, and four qualified as sharpshoot'
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Complete returns from tho Yukon Territory state that the recent elec- ton there on the question of wet and dry. resulted in a victory for tho vets by . majority ee '.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20
NEW STEAM AUTO
 IS REMARKABLE

gasoline car. Fourteen miles can be covered with a gallon of ksrosena The steam Is condensed. after being and saved. This makes 1t possible to travel from 1900 to 2,000 milea without replenishing the water sup. ply. The fuel is vaporized. mixed with air in Q carburetor heated. and blurred in a specially designed com bustion chamber. A small electric blower supplies the necessary vol ume of air. while the ignition Is &C., complished Electrically. The latter Is the striking feature of the sys- tenn. for 1t relieves that driver of the necessary of giving attention or labor to the matter Of firing the boil- CT. Tn case the cage stands inactive for several duys, about a minute and half is required in starting Ii. If, however, 1t has merely been Idle over night, or during a correspond ing period. 1t starts at once. The car Is described in the November Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Ground has been broken at An- chorage for the erection of $12.000 school house at that place
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20
(From Our Exchanges.)

The first shipment of rails for tn government railroad at Nenana, was received there short time ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

By the outlay of only $1.00o,o00 any one who Is interestedf In getting inside information concerning the North Pole and who really discover ed 1t. can satisfy his curosity. Meme Wallace will tell him.
 Meme. boy of IA when he made his first trip to New York az a member of the band of Eskimoa which Admiral Peary brought back with him in 1897, arrived again the other day on the liner Stephane from St. Johns.
 He Is a sturdy looking man of 8 and apparently has forgohtten none of the English he picked up so rap idly during his few years stay here when a lad.
 "I have come to tell the people of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20
OFFERS ARCTIC SECRET
 FOR MILLION DOLLARS

New York all about the discovery of the North Pole." Meme said. after he had informed the reporters that ha was tho same individual who had once lived here in the homo of Will. jam Wallace. superintendent of the Museum of Natural History.
 To specific inquiries he added: But first 1 must have one million dollars"
 "It's worth more. but I'm no pig" said Meme. T can live well in Greenland on the income from one million"
 The Eskimo refused to be more explicit and gave no indication whether his unsold story would favor the contention of Admiral Peary of Dr. Cook
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

AS result of prolonged axperi- fnsnts a Detroit inventor has devel. opsnsd 8 steam power automobile which seems to obviate most of the objections usually presented by vehi- cles of Its type. In a general way 1t embodies many of the best fea- tures of both gas and steam cars, By turning a switch and opening the throttle, the car Is started almost in-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Drs Outland and Neal. of Kansas City. Mo-. performed an operation for appendicitis on Thomas Murray at Juneau recently. Murray had acted as guide for the doctors on the Renal peninsula this summer. and had com plained of the trouble. He was under the anaesthetic when the steamer ar rived in Juneau with the doctors ou board, and they were rushed to the hospital and forty minutes later were back on the steamer en route to the stateaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

stantly. There are DO gears. levers, or clutch to operate. while unlimit-
 ed .fleMbtity Is afforded From a snairs pace to @ apeed of 80 miles an
 hour, he car is said to run prac tically without engine vibration.
 There Is no noise and nothing to watch but the road. So far as ap- pearance Is concerned. the machine would ordinarily be mistaken for a
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Gus Fiske, a boat builder at Ju- neau. fell from the roadway on Will loughby avenue to the tidefiats below. fracturing two ribs. His calls for as- sistance were heard by Officer Kes- serling, who waded around to the man. whom he found clinging to m overturned boat. and brought him ashore.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

An aggregation Is on In Seward to have the clocks In Seward set back an hour for the purpose of gaining an extra hour of daylight. It is queer no one in that beniighted city ever thought of getting up an hour earlier to secure the same result,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

A committee from the Douglas Isl- and labor unions waited upon Presi. dent Bradely of the Treadwell mine. recently. and asked for q reduction of one hour from the ten hour day In effect there for all surface men. Tho request was granted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20
ALASKA NOTES

The Anchorage Times has increas- ed its capital to s25,0oO. c. E. Her. ron Is made president, J. w. Ward Is vice president, and Miss Mamie Byles is secretary treasurer
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

The motor ship kuskokwim river. which recently lost both propellsrs on her northern trip, and had to be tow cd back to Seattle. is again in trouble. This time her engines have given out at Neah Bay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

On her recent trip south the steam ship Admiral Farragut took 2s,00o cases of caned salmon from Cook Inlet canneries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Reports from the placer mines dis covered last spring at Cold bay, ar' to the effect that the ground Is yer, poor. Two men working there tool out only $500 in five months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

Maurice D. Leehey. the well.known Seattle attorney. is at Anchorage on his way to the Matanuska coal fields in connection with q contemplated leasing of coal lands thsrs by himself and othsra
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-11-20

H. c. Scudder. government fish cries agent, made a raid on the fish, ermen near Haines recently and ar- rested 22 Indians found fishing op Sunday. and seized s2 fish nets be- ing employed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
IDrpegeus tuirtbiAafts
li6e Eplttif
0tub nit ben @iiHTfsn Seutf6Idnos
IN ueberetnftimmung sebra6t
perpen.

2pnbpn, %. gtpD. Giner Gms
iterbamer Sepeihe an bic Gr6ange
telegraph gOmpann 5wfolge Iagt Der
gerliuer r2otalaH8eiger" in etnem
4ommeutar 81 Der MeLouns, bub Die
norpegifte ResierlIug 3usegeben babe,
oab ibre Sauhbppt geibrGntuueen
ni6t aufre9t srbaIteu peroen t0nuen,
rpie folst:
nGs mag erpartet tperber, .oaB etrte
enogiiItige 9sreinbaruug baIb er3teIt
ipiro, uber auber Der Sauhbuots5rage
muB aud nod bic pirtbihaftlid)e
5ruge, fppie Die 1yrdge Der Stequns
Norpegeus als unubbdneiser geutra-
Ter er0rtrt tperben. I'm quite 8e5ies
bungen 3u DeuticbIuno aufre9t gu ere
baIten, muB Rorpsgen feline fpirtbs
I6aftIi6e pplitit NIT ben 8iini6en
9sutT9lanbs in gtntldno bringen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
1lrb Deriau. an Gtngans gum Jirtt
Of Jprtb
121 SdFffe DON iHsgeiutmt 567,95(
Spnnen bat pis 6rittide Wartns
bis iest perLoren-

Berlin, %. Rop gluf brabtlos
tenn Wege na6 Sapoi1e. Die lleberiss
Radri1ten asentur mefbet. bob Der
brittfae araisr .gaspcaitIe1, 4,Soo
Scnnen, beim gingaHg gum Jirtb OF
5ortb, S6pttlanb, am Is. Ropember
bar9 eine Wtne perisHtt fpprbeu fet-
~Don Rntterbair-, 10 betBt es m
bem geriht, -ipirb gemelbet, baB Der
britiide arsassr ,ReDcaitle1 an 10.
'gppember In Der gurbiee auf zine
Dime ifieB unb an ginsuns gum
5irtb Of Jrtb periunt. Das S9tff
mar srtr 5eii bes tiHfdfflss Don 5!psi
artDeren Rreustrn besleitet. Bon ieis
sr gefabums touroen 81 Thann se'
tDbtet ir1rb Az perpunoet.
Der @eimn1ntperIuft 6er britif1en
Tlartne betrisi MN, fppieI cls fsitees
felt iperbeu taIrn, 121 Sdiffe Don
issgtinnmt a6sz $50 5Osmsss Ds5si
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Gie fleinea MddJte tint &C.
iolge oer Gntente
Siub ungsbaIteu tpssen Der NusIoisu
JprtIeBung oss artsgss.
llHb neil fis Hur gsfs9IsH sebor1sr
maFn, uHo ni4ts gu fagsu
habeH.
Den pprtusieieu i6eiHt ss i6on lei:
5g ieiH, iia an bsm Rrtesc 6et5eia
fiat gu bdben.

Berlin, %. Rop. 4uf brubtloieH
8ese nab SapotQe. Die lleberTe:-
Rd4ribteu GgeHtur iagt. bag nat
Der &onfersR3 p0n 8ertretfrn Der GHs
teRtemdtte, bic tiir5Ii4 IN par:s
ftuttfauD, bic ougemsiue Gage IN in
Torneaer Meiie 6eiprp5eR DurOe, uno
au9 bic @srtrster Der tIeinsn Wldats
an SieFsr 0istuifiOn tbeiInabmsH.
neber bieis 9istuhiOH Dtro nun pis
iOIst bsriatst;
Die Reprdisntauten 9elgtens,
Ssrbisns, MOntensgros uno Staliena
proteitirtsn in Der beftigitsn @eiit
gegen bic Sortieturg bss ariegss, pie
aud 1egen bic alrt uHb Weiie, fpts biz
WInite Der tletnereH Stnater uns
bea8tet gelaiTen p.roen. Gin ehemaIis
ger pprtugisiiiasr W!iHtfter fagte, oab
.s 6fer Fir pcrtuguI seusIeu tpdrr,
penn es cine Der grtente freunblthe
Reutrulitdt befolgt bate, uno baB
Qortllaol bur6 ben artes ruinirt
psroe. Die Reprdientuntsn Der flstnen
Staaten Tagten, baB lie Hi5t I'M
Stanoe ieisu, Gih nur ben geringiter
1af bic nIlgemeins QoIitit
Der grtente oussuiibsu uHb es eine
Sdanbe fir bic neutraIen WtGhte feI,
bar lie feinen @erIuch mntteN, elmer
Tsrieoen gu Stanbe gu 6rtrsen unb ss
ihren nur oarum gu tbun lei, 9eIo
our6 ben Sriee gu gelptnneH.
Die ReprdIertonten Der tleinen
wGbte beidIoTen 5uIest, 6tnnen aurs
5sn fuieoer sins iolthe inicrneQe Sou.
fsrers abSubnIten. @sber 8otfddfter,
geumte, nomeprGfentontsn oerppeiie
ioqen Su bsrielben 5useIaiieu tperoen,
uub es Iollen ou5 feline off!5ielenGins
Iarunsen ausgei4idt p:rSen, neil
oies, tpie Der @srtrster Staliens idgr
k, bic Srobsn RGnte 5sIsioigeu BnIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Die ben Deutften nHb pulsnpeu To
pie.Sdnbe falIen folltsrL
Meuheu aIs RsbeIIsn ht5aubstt .Der'
ben.

2oHbou, %. Rob. Sh hisr Gin
setroffmsu beuHden 3eituugsn as
,lGren, bab Dsutfdiaub bic arissssr'
,Idruns. peIts bic @sniseIos Rssie'
ring IN Salnuiti On 9euH&Gub unS
gulgarien erIdHen bat, nht aner'
tarrrt nirb uHb bab stpGise Wsut5e'
! ItIten, bic ben Seutlten uHb Bulge
rm in bic SdnSe fallen foaten, Hiat
als arisssssfanseue bsAarS.It nerosn
ipiirbsu.
Die GSlnii5e 3situHg fast: rDtsie
RebelIen Regisruus 1T DOH uHs nttf
anertauHt morbeH. Jiir uns eJiftirt fs
nidt uno ibre ari.ssertlGrling 1T fir
uns ui5ts meter als EN- BIatt pa>
pier, aui bos tsine aHttpprt erfOlgen
pirb. Wsru mir absr DON Der HreSs'
ertldruns 8euissIoS ssue TOrrnsAs
Tpti3 nsbmsH, t0Hneu mir iie tn Der
praris nidt uubea4tst luifen. Die TO-
aenauute armse br proDiiorii4en RE
sierung ipirb sssen bic gilsarsH uInc
aeqer uus tGmpieu utb mir tperoeu
gefunsene MAIDEN. 0ieie geianSeHeH
iinb gebeIlen, foIanse ptr bic propis
ioriits Resierung uHb hire &rissser'
,ldrrng nidt antr,snnen, unb iie ipsrs
ben oIs ioIfe behGnbeIt tperSsr-~
Der 9iiFslbOrfer General andsIssr
fast: .geniselOs barf iib gar n!3t
sinbtioen. pab feline iossndnnte RsSie'
ring unb isin Janatismus Don
geutldlanb unD guIsarisn ols triss'
fiibpenbe Utatt arsrtaHHt tDerSe.'
Ru einer sebeimeH gitnnS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29

ben SnnbeI NIT beutf6en &oblen 3a
Der5i9ten. @s iptrb linen gleidseit!J
in benz girtular angebrobt, bab ibnen
ieine brtttf4en So6len me6e geliefert
iperben piirOen, fpenn Tie bic Nar.
nrtne unbeo9tet GieBen.
Die s3eitung fust nit 8ssug bars
nuF, bdB Die brttiI9en 8e6DrOen IN
iRrem @tfer unb ibrem 8emii6en, bert
Deutf4en gu f9aben, t6atia6li6 ben
9srItono osrl1ren. Sie neiit punE
baruuf bin, baB bic bdrii6en 6Gno1
Ter. tpenn iie tetne brttifAc &ohIeu
erbaIten tDnnen, ge5nurQen Isien.
ousf8IieBlt4 Deutffe Sobfen 3u taus
fen unb als 8e5a6lung @quibalents
bafiir na8 9eutI4lanD gu jfiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Yu einer sebeimes gitnns
saSft am Oienitas bic frdns5iH9e De
putirstn &ammsr auiammsns
setreten.

paris, iiber aonbcn. %. yspo.
Die Deputirtentummer tpdt am OteEs
flag gum 5tpeitsHnaI felt bem SsstrlH
bes Rrieges 81 etner sehetmeu SiBa
ung suiammen. Die rfte fanb BON
16. hs %. Sum- rieies Sabres iiatt
unD enDeie mil eiii;;ee;;ss eiiii;;ee;;s msrtrm,ensbas
hum fir bic Hegieriing.
Wian srtpdrtst, bab bic nee Sts'
ing bon LANCER Dauer iein tpirb. ba
al Snierpelatipnen eingerei6t tparben
unb eine Wlsnse fonitiser auf ben
Rries f6 be5iebenber 5ragsn iperpen
aufselporfen iDerben. Zines Der Quilp.-
t1sTata, bas nisfutirt iperben trtrb,
mia ne -eilonneias Qxit0A Apo{ttjas s,uh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
3ipet 3eppeline
4ngebfi3 IN q brsnb bes u -
berfalls auf bic u orbs
It'll tie gnglanbs 3

! ger u OIL
2onbon, %. Ipp. - Mdbrcnb
pss lleberfalls, Der, in Der Ulonteg
yta4t auf bic gIorooittiiite @nglanbs
ssma9t tpurps, iinb 5pei 3eppeline
aerit0rt iporben. Die 9eiasungen DOH
beiDen 2ufti4iffeH tamen unts Ss'
ben.
| geibe 3eppetine fielen, IN Glammen
ftebeno, ins Steer, na4bem lie BON
Jlus3eugen ansegriffen tuorben. gtner
papOn purbe, pGbrenD er i'm Begriffe
mar, na8 9euti4lunb 5uriid5uflteger,
Ineun Wieilen DON Der &llts entfernt
3erltDrt.
Die be5iiglide offi5ieIe 9etanttma'
dung lautet tuie folgt:
.gine 9nSabI feinDLider 2uftIAiffe
ndberte ii9 am Montag 4beno srpts
If6em 5ebn unb elf llbr Der NoroOit'
tiiIte BON @nglanb. 2ln Oerf9ieoenen
Yuntten in gortf6re unb 9ur9am
tpuroen 8omben abseporfen. Ser drts
t9eri4tste G4aben 1T benz 8ernebmen
na3 ni3t ppn 8ebeutung.
Gin 2uftI9ifF, bas BON un1eret
SIiesern angegriffen puroe, fiel, in
Tlanrmen itebenb, IN Der gtGbe Der
&iifte bon Durham ins weer. Sin
unberss 2ufti4iff fIog Bis in bic
nDrbli6en mittIsren Counties nno
mari gomben an Dielen Srten a6.
WdbreuO BEG Riidflugs tpurbe es
pieberbolt bon unieren Qbiatifern
urb 2fbpebrtanonen ansegriFfen. Gs
Iihien beI9dbtgt tpprben 5u iein benrl
es tam mir lungIam pprpdrts. Gs
mar ni3t I'M Stanbe, Dor Sdgesana
bru5 bic aiiite su errei6er. Sn Der
RGbe Der Siite bon Rorfolt angetomI
men, bate es augeri6einli6 feline Re
poraturen beenoet, benn es flog in els
ner S66e BON i6er 5000 SUE febr
f6nen in 6itIi6er Ri6tung bubin, als
es neun Meilen bon Der Siiite snts
Ifernt ppn bier Don unIeren sSliegern
unb etnem beipaffneter sSi1herboot ons
gegriffen tpnrbe- lin @iertel DOT lie.
ben llbr fisI es, in 5lammen itebenb,
ins W2eer. .
8 er 9erluft DON sDet2uft .
i3iffeu BON Berlin
Sugegeben
Berlin, %. NoO. - l1eber Sabs
bile. - Sie foIseHhe offiaiele ge.
tunntmadung 1T bier am 2lbero en-
Iahen porben:
nsSSu Der Ra6t bonn 27. gum 2S.
ytoOember belegten beutIbe WGrines
Guftihiffe IN erfolgrsiaer Weiis SDhs
pfen nub inouftrteae GtabIiTeinsnt3
I'M mittlersn @nglanb nit 9Ombeu.
QH mebreren Buntten puroeH Jeuerss
briiuite beoba6tet.
Gin 9uftf6ifF purbe DON benz
jSeiub in Der Tdbe DON ScarbDrou1n
abgeihoifen unb ein unberes lit nidt
5uriitsetebrt. SO mug bemna9 au9
als perloren auFsegeben tperben. Die
anbereH Quftf9iffe fino ale uH0srfe1r:
Suriitsetebrt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Serfeblte 5rpbums
Grglanb Srobt bdniiden 9ObIen6Gno'
Iern teire britiiaeH &ct!eu mebr
i6iten gu pplItu.
Msnu iis fortfabrer, beuti@e ap6Isr
gu taufeH.

gaerlin, %, glcp. Nui 1rubtloIem
gBess nab SaDbiIs. Die itopen9ases
ner 3situng ,GtinablnOes" tiinbigt
an bab Der britiI6e 9eiau0te in $Or
psnhassn Elm @irtulnrTdreiben an ale
panifaen aoblsrhdnoler sei9tdt hcDe.
IN Ssnsl iie oaitSdDrSsr. pszSers a,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Sd}anipiel
Wor bic lle6erfibrung Der Qeiae bp1
Srans Sofep6 na6 Der !9of6urgs
Sdpeqe.
sSn errrfter Srduer unb nit enta
blDbten 6duptern fdben Sauienbs
bic qro5eiion ooritbers
5ieben,
MeI4e I'M Mitternuht bic Sof6urg
errei4te,
9ersn &dpsGe bis am 9onnsritag Fiir
bag publttum geDffnet Iein
tpirb.

Wten, 27. Ncb., iiber 2orbon,
/ %. Rpoember. = Die lleberfiibrung
rer 2etfe beg perItpr6enen &aiTers
5rans SyoTep6 bom S6tob in S8Dns
brunn na6 Der 6ofburg Rapeqe am
Wontag g6enb mar Elm b06it eins
brudspplles S6auIpiel. 8iele tauIeno
gebuIbiaer 3uI6auer itunben, unge>
c6tet bss ungiinftieer Metters, in Der
! freu6ttdlten 2uft unb on ben 5ens
iteru Der SGuIer, als Der 2eiten8ug
inter SadelbegIsttuHg bur6 bic Stra'
BeH sog.
Die ernffe gro8eiTion, tpel6e an
bag aIte fpunifhe 3eremonteu ertna
nerte, psrIies bus S6IoB tllr5 nuh
10 llbr Ru6ts uuo tam. nubbsm iie
ii6 bur6 bic SduptitraBen 8ieus Be-
peqte, turs opr Wtttteruadt IN Der
SofbHrq an. Der 2siden3ug bepegte
fit SrDiiaen spei Retben Don SauIen1
ben ppn Soyrfanterie. SShm pprous
ctnqen stDnl5io Gtaumeifter nit SSos
deln, berer Slammen tHfolge Der
Wirbft1be tuum in 8ranb gebalteH
pereeH tonnten.
Ollie SGupter in Der itilleu 3us
fd1auermeuge wuren entblDbt, a(s Der
2ei6ensug nit bem ppH ddt 14pars
sen Qfepoer ge3pIenen Sorue pora
beitam. Gs herrIchte cine iolfe Stil'
le, ouB auber bem 8erduih Der RG'
Der teir 2uut pernommeH tDuroe @n
ber S1pfburq dngetommen, bepegte ittb
bic 1rp9eiIipn burh bas SdnbtpOrs
tal unb lDffe iit bnun IN ben oiiiterer
lS6fen beg oltertbiimlihen BoId'tes
aitf, pGhrenb Der Sur9 in bic &uneue
ostragen puroe, tpelde am 8tenfdg,
Weittpo6 unb Spnreritaq fiir bag
9u6lttum seOffnet fein ptrb.
On Dem S6pre Der Sofbur1s&os
peue srnartete bic tatierlits Edmis
lie. nit benz &difer unb Der 8otIertr
in tiefer 9rauer on Der SpiBe, Die
@rtunft beg Sarges, Der in Der Wttt'
te Der &apeGe aufgeitelt puroe, nd
Die geiItli6teit ben Iesten Seaen er'
t6eilte.
ObsrRI. 8. G. aubr BON ger'
lin ubberufen.
gerItn, %. gaoo. Der omeritart'
fhe gpilitdr 9ltta9e in Berlin.
SberitIeutnont Spiepb 6. aubn, 1T
obberufer porber uno ptrb btuusE
aursem rad gterp gort abrefIeH.
go eine infame g 2iissH1
bor1e.
Berlin, 28. Too. 9trf bra6tIpiem
Weas na6 gapptIe. 0ie fOlaenSe or
ftsislIe getanntmoduns purbe bier
am Oisnitng erlahen:
,RuFif6e3situngeH 5aben bic Nab'
ridlt psrbrettst, oaB bic Ruiien in oer
@esenb BON gnrmp, On Der fiibfpeit'
Iiben isront, einen 3eppeIin dbss'art'
len, bic &c Ronu ftarte 9emannuns
aeFdnaen oenourmep urb Sprber TN
Seni6t DON 800 piunO, 5iDei Sano'
nen uno stpei UtaIbinerseT9iibe sr'
beutet bottcu, Sc ptrO hermit ont
5ieG ertIdrt Sab bic sanae SeI6d4t:
erfunben unS aicat EN- pGAres Mnrt
baran iit-
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aber 5iIfstreuasr utrb fpHitis. 5ilfs'
iatffe ni4t sinsere6net frb.
.0a5 eRgliife patrouilIsHi@ff
bas IN Der Na4t DOM 81. RuDember
bon ben 8ettfdeu bsrientt tpurbe, mar
bsr 5iI6oampfsr .HaroaI", peIael
mil Der Seieitigung bon Rinm be
f4dftist mar. Sstns griasang gebor'
ts ter britiItgn Wturine an
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@etterberiMt.

Sir 8 Bio, Dsf @frginien un0
oas peItIiae pennfBIbanieH: 8abrs
i4einli6 Regenpetter am RittpD9
am Donneritag tldrenbes, tGlteres
Wetter.
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friifere gsef bes srobeu Sneralifabs
Der 6ferrei4ii4 ungariiteu Grtues.
lit gum UslbmarIaalI ernInni tDorSsu.
9ie Weaiseliften
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bic Srase Der 3riessjtdrte bes Sesres
bilbeH. Sas lebtere prpblsm tpupoe
IN Der aarnmer i9on beriibrt, dls ber
Griegsmiuier nm bic NutoritGt rahs
fu6te, eirsu Gerfus bes Sabrgunges
1913 auf5unsbmen. 9iefe 4utoritdt
mar barnaIs betpiligt tponDen, no9'
bem Der preuiisr 8rianb bic Sepu'
tirten erfudt bate, Don dner Distuf'
fion absufeben, ba bur9 cine folfe bic
militdriiden Sr,terefIen Der Mliirteu
sefdhrbet tperben t5unteIL
y oUbpn Don einem bent.
f4en JIteeer BON.
barbiri
2pHbpH, %. Roo. - Gin beuts
f9er @eropIaH fIpg am Dienitas
wtorgsu ,iebr bod fIisgsnb, fiber 2on-
BON bin uHo mari fs9s 8uulben in
bic Stabt, tuie am yEd9mittag angss
tiinbigt Durbe. ReuH periDnen pur.
ben 1ertpuubet uHb es pirb ertld1t,
bab ber materisle S9abn, ber on,
Ssri4tet tp,trbe, uubeoeitenb iei.
Spdt am absHD madte bas Tlas
rins-UaniitertrIH Oas GaIge1lbs be-
tdnnt:
Scr Rommanoelr bes GeI9ipap
oers IN Diinttrdeu 1T BON ben franz
5oiii9en 8eb0rben beHahri6tigt pcr>
ben, oab I'M 8isrteI Had Stpei u9r
gla9mittass Elm 5lugJeug dbgeiaoheu
tDorben fei, In benz iit 5ipei Marines
Seutnauts befdnbeu, bic etne Harte
bon aonoon in sroBsu Wlabifab i'm
sSeiib bdtteu-1
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Muf eine INiae

Stisb Der engIifde areussr .gastp'
cattle"
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te. Die na3fte Roufsren3 toll in 9a'
rig itottfinbeu, fpdters 3uiammens
finite aber in anOeren 9nIptftdbten.
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@dbrenb im Norben, 20 Meien iiblid bot
Gampalun9, Oie Sruppen aSalfenbaDns bic
Giienbabn erreidt baben.
9rie6en(ano appe((irt on Die neutra(cn Jatione
Dap ne feline wetsrs Uersswatisuns vsrbIndsrn onsn.

gon ben s@pdn bic ben ubsfa @ bic pfH
b.ften
aaHs gdua mGH4s Gts nrsabs M Gin afas guho
I'm
hs aisaaum uH@san Oh untuaoh r9rG4
garunn an1 br amsia klnung.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-04
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
NOnOOY CAN TELL. WHEN NV
DARKEN GRAY. FADED hAlH
WITH SAGE TEA

Grandmother kept her hair beau
tifu,,y darkened, glossy and abuhd-
mt with Il brew OF Sage Tea ana sui
phur. Whenever her hair fell out OF
took on that duh, faded or stre"ked
appearance, this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect. BY
asking at any drug store for "Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur Compound. you
will get n large bottle Of this old-time
recipe, ready to use for about So
cents This simple mixture can DO
depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair. and Is
splendid for dandruf. dry. Itchy scalp
and falling hair.
A we'll known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur. because 1t darkens 30
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell II has been applied-it's 40 easy
to use, too. You simply dampen a
comb or soft brush and draw II
through your hair. taking one strand
at q time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, It Is restored to It's natural
color and Looks glossy, SOFT ano
abundant.-Adv.