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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

den miro
StaItcn mill ScI05uq in
u Ibautcn fortieben.
(0tobfos na6 eabbineJ
8crlin 81. Sanuar. Stalien
bat MN no6 6erte pon Der lleberiee-
9Igcntur mitgetbcilten @iener Dfel
ouugeu bci6loiieu, ocn Selo5ug in
gllbauien 0o6 iort5uiebeh mo cs
beiBt Dab es in 9alona cine pcitere
s;nfantcrie Dipiiion lmo mc6rcre
8atterien ibmerer 9lrtiuerie gelauoet
babe.
oStaIien4 ioet sic 9rgenhr 0wia
9llbanien nicbt aufgebcn. @s betrad
let cine pirfiamc 9crtbeoigumg oes
iiioli6en Ibeiles oes 2anoeS ais cine
miIitdrii6c mo politiidc gtotbpcn.
oigfeit. 9lnOcrc Wdtt6eiiingcn bcia-
gen, OaB StoIicn, Oo es ielbit ni6t
gemIg Sruppcu bat, BON ENGLAND
uno 5ranfrcih SiiIie crbeten bat.
Ole brttiI6en @erIuite i'm
Sanuar.
2on0on 81. soniiar. 1ic
6ritiideu @crIiitc, Die pG6rcno oes
N}onots Sonuar oer6iicutli6t MIR.
oeu beIieien iidb auf insgeianunt
1919 Ofii5icre mo 1864 9ionu.
sSrlan0's Ncfruten 9ct-
itcucr.
&on0on 81. Saniar. gia1
Dem 6eute 9tbeno pcrofientli6tcn 9e-
ri6t ppn Baron @tu6ornc, 2oro.
sicutenaut bon SrIano, Bat sSrIouo
felt 9lnsbrud OeS arieges bis gum s.
Sonuar S6,277 9lcfriltcn beige.
itcuert.
Baron 8inburue ibdbt, OoB 5ur
Belt mir nod chpa 100000 in0er.
bcirot6ete oienittaugliBc Niduncr in
SrIono ieieH.
Sapan 0cmentirt u 6fom
men NIT GngIan6.
Gofio, 81. Somor. Gas ans.
mdrtiae Amt iieat 0ie 9crIiucr Wlel.
6ing in glbreoc, Dab Sapon itno ene-
lono einen @crtrog ab9eibloicu bo-
ben, nn6 melcbenl. Sapaus Gorre1te
i'm ierneu Often anerfonnt mer6cn.
(Die lle6eriee 9lgentlr battc am
2S. Sanuor beri1tet, bic o5runffur-
ter 3eihlna~ babe sic 9lidtigfeit al.
gcbIi6cr @eriGte beit1tigt, ipona9
Sopan im6 Gnglano ein gl6fommen
getroficn babcn pelbes 3opons
8or6erridaft i'm ierneu Often amer.
fennt.)
Gin fiirrli6es Sonoror.
Berlin pia 2onooil 81. San.
Sier lit belitc Gin glojttant oes Sul.
fans cingctroifen inn 4rofciior IS.
rael oas Sonoror fiir oic fiir5lib an
Dem tiirfil6en &erriher ool5ogcne
Operation 5u iiberbrin6en. Dieies
Sonordr betr0gt imgefdbr 100000
@lorf ($30, ,000).
Giner alten tiirfii1en Sittc fol.
gcn0, bat Scr 9l0iitant auBer Dem
Sonoror and 5abIreide foit6are @e-
iHenfe oes Sultans imo Der thrift
ideu @rin8en fir Frofciior sSsroeI
no oie @litgIieoer ieiner 5omilic be.
itimnt niitgebrodt.
~ od feline &u6c in G6ina.
&on0on, 81. Sounar. 9iab
elmer @tttbeihmg Ocs Getersblrger
Gorreiponoenten ocs ter.9nrcauS
ans @1lfoeu bat iid Oie 9ln5o6l Der
Hongoliiben SSuiurgcnteu ailf 90.
600 er6obt g}o6 Der g}a6ridt iiuo
oic SSiiiurgenteu i'm 9eiib BON ~
aanonen uno beiinoen ii1 ouf Dem
&qarid) nab SEEING.
(Gine Depci6e ans WlnfOen bonl
is. Sdnuor 6eiagte, ooB iid Der oit.
Iibe G6eil non 0lpngolien crbobcil
babe. Ole 6ii6rcr oerIel6cn crflGr.
ten, oaB ic oie 0Bnaitie,
welAe Dor Der @roflamirung Scr 9ie-
publif am 9iuoer mar, ipieocr ctobli.
ren woIlen. Cine Brigade dineii-
ider Truppen lit nod Sridaben
alifec6ro9eH I'M oie N}ongolen al
ite[cn Der ndhitc 9Ginft nod
Fefing, al ocr iiioliden @ren8c Oes
oitlibcn Wlongolicn, liegt rneefdbr
5wei6unocrt Dleilen noroli6 oieier
Staot
Statnten weroen nidJt DerGnoert.
Snoionopplis, Sno, b.
@YN4t,tor Nlnd, ntt,n,. Tvnrn,,o4, I,E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
lImammcNm6ar.


net. 9c5og iid aui ocn Inter
iceboot.&rieg. @omar0 @reD
6dtte Sic 9Iotc ebcnio out ilntcr-
5eidncu f6nnen.
9erlin, 81. San. Iic 9crG-
ncr Nlorgcu5citlngcn piomcten Der
Girfularuotc OcS Staotsiefretdrs
Gaming an oie fticgiiibrenOcn N}d6-
tc 6c3iiqlic6 ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uuO Scr 9rmirng bon @onoclsidii-
fen 9roBc 9luimerfiouifcit in i6reu
Spaltcn. Ger allgcmcine @rnoton
ser 9luslaiiingcu i'm beiouocrcn Scr
Der couieruotiocn 0rgonc, 1T einitim-
mia ungiinitig.
Eic oIdoIidc Ruuoidr" ia9t:
sic gtotc fonntc c6enio gut pon Sir
GOparo @re1 ipie bon 9ouiing I'M.
ter5eibnet werocn 10 poriiAtig lit ic-
Oes 6iSden, mas fir oie 9ritcn I'M
onaenebm itno impoiicno i'll perbiitct
morOcn uuO jcoe OorGcie6cnc Sin.
idrdntllng in 9e5u9 Der llutericc-
boot aricaiii5rung 10 bciouocrs 6c.
5eirbnct, OaB oieic aricgiii6rlng I'LL.
m69lid lit.
Gas conformation Organ 0riidt sic
9(niicbt ans, OoB cs oic 9l6iidt ocs
5cfretGrs 2ouino ici 0citidlanO
allie Gort6cile, sic cs olr6 0cn I'M
tericeboot-aricq crrindcu bat, ab5u.
riagcrL mo BON Oicicm 5touOpunft
aus 6ctrdhtet lie Die 9}ote ais fir
Icutidlalto imannc6mbar.
Gic uarci55citlno~ iagt. .scfrc.
tar Gaming breitct cine i6iibcnoe
Sono obiidtlid unO uiIicntIih iibcr
Gualono's SerriHaft 3ur Gee uno
ibrcr umenibIidcn~ 9Ibiid5t, Deliticb.
lan0 nis5nblmgcru, aits.
Iic o&rcii35cituu94 mo onOerc
Srganc beiteben ooraui SaB oic glrt
Der &rieaiiibulng lpeI6e bon Sefrc.
tdr gaming ougcnideinlib Dern6tet
Miro, bur6 arcu5er pcrfolgt mcrocn
foune, dber es Ocn lluterieebooten
oard Die icbt 6citebeuocn llniit1noe
unnioglih it, Sanoclsicbiife 5li mar.
ncn ebc oicie torpcoirt pcroen, oa
iicb oieiel6en Der @cfo6r oisiebcu
cnhpc0cr gerunimt oOer onrd 9lrtiIlc-
riefeucr 5eritort 81 mcr0en.
@corg Bernhard, Gin politiihcr
Sdriftiteller, iogt in Der ,GoiiiI1clt
3eittuo." n3pei gbatiaden wilr0cn
aeItern au'S 2idt 1cbradbt, peldc
D}atcrial gcgcn sic Fldnc ocs gcfrc,
tGrs 9oniiug liefern Gin BON ser
iron5oiiiher glontiralitdt crIoiieuer
9eiebI IN 8c8ug Der gIrnirung ocr
Observation-Disclosures, pelHe initrlirt
iin0, oie llnterieeboote 5ll ralnmen
unO Oie oMelanie~ -9liiaire.
Ger cin5igc giinitigc Bunft, wcl-
der bon Serrn gcrn6oro 6criibrt
puroc, 6aiirt in Der Souptiodc ouf
ciuc ipdtcre gcw gorfcr Gcpeidjc,
uclde Die &ori6ldgc Ger gercinigten
Staateu 6elciibtetc. Gr iaot .@cnn
g9ai5inaton 81 ocr Giniid5t 9efom.
men lit 0aB cs oic ocuticbcu Inter.
ieeboote uiht not6meuOig 6a6cr, iid
uunot6iger @eiic bloB5nitellen, ioIltc
6 5piihcn GeutiblonO m0 Oeu
&ercinigtcn Staatcu nicbt ic6ucr iein,
Elm GinperitdnoniB 3ii er5iclcn, beion.
oers oa Scrrn 9aniing's gegcnwGr.
tiger @lan mc6r oenn friiher 3eigt,
ooB Scr Geriid acnodt wiro,
0eltiAlanoS 5telluno 5i Dcritc6cn.
(0ic .Dlelanie" glifairc 6c8ie6t
lib ic0euiallS oui Den Sail oes Gel.
Sanfoompiers v2umina,~ ipcI6cr
naH cincm geitrigcn 9cridt ser lie.
6criec g}adribten 9lgeutir I'M go.
pembcr Oorigen SabreS I'M N}ittel.
nicer aiIf ein oenticbes ltnterieeboot
Seier eroiinetc, ais er oen @efc6l
sum Salten bcfom)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

9l6OnnenteH bic Ben y0entidjen
GUrreipOnOenten" nidjt piinftlid OOer
nnreeslmafia cr6uIten, iiuO ecbcteu,
Der Office OaOon per SelepbOn Doer
i6riftIi6 Nlitt6eiInua sa ma6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

6rancisco ans pcrfiinoctcn Damn oie
&eUolitiondrc, ooB Siege criodtcn
ieien mo ooB oie ncuc Rcpu6lif i'm
mc6rerc Erooin5cn 5I3enonmcn
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
0ie @crt6eiOionno bei'S g9Ort.

Fropiocncc, 81. San. Cine
5Hweitcr lno elm 9ruoer Or. Ironfs
lin 9ltobr's fomcn 6elitc ser @crtbci.
oiqlina icincr &ittue melhc bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

'RN''N IVY" ~" o. ~~TNpN' W. "
mem 8icl cintrefien ioIcu.
0dniiacr Gompfcr Don ben
Gcuti5cu pieoer frcigcIoiicn.
@crmiBtc bon Der u9S5iIoocl.
pbia" in 01iIforo, s8olcs, gelan
Set. 8wei 5oadnOiicbe Gam
bier bcihdoiot.
Qonoon. 81. Sou. Ger amc-
ritouiicbc 1ompicr nOrIcanian" lit
iibcrialia. Gr fubr am %. Gc5cm.
ber bon 9lcp.yorf uad Malto ab
unO ieitoen 1T bon ibm nidlts mc6r
ge6ort woroen.
Iie S6be Der 9eioroerten 9liidpcr-
iiderugsrotcn ociitet an, 6aB Die
glgcuteu bciuabe nlle Sofimmg auf
bic lidcre 9lnhmit 0es SdiiicS auf.
ge9eben bnben.
(Ger Tolnpier .Srleanian~ botte
eineu Nonminbalt BON 2293 Eonncn
ino mnroe i'm Sabre 1880 IN @laS-
aow eebant; er 1T oos Gigent6lm
Der nGrleanian Steonibip Corpora.
tion~ bon g1eiu.gorfD
9tep Dorf 81. San Ter
omcrifauiibc Iorpfer 0Grlcanian,
Der aut %. Ge5ember bon bier nad
Dlolta im0 9llaicr obilbr, Bate cine
2aoung BON Del in 5diicrn an 9oro-
SIC y5eoerdl 5oriuoroiug Go.,~
9laeuten oes 56iifes, crfldrten oaB
Ole 6o1rt nidjt ldngcr ais bohitens
orenmo5man5ig Gage IN 9luiprucb
ncbmen iollte, 10 oaB olio Oonad Der
Gampier 3mei g9oAen iibcridllig
mGre.
q AMI der q 1ompfer frcige.
loiicn.
2on0pn, 81. San. Ser odni-
ide Tanpier ,GiOar," mclder am
Salnitag nabe Gilmore BON einent
0cuii1en llutcriccboot beihlagnabnlt
iuorocn mar. wdbreno cr iid nrIf Der
5o6rt bon aopenbogen nnd britiiden
Sdicn bcfauo, lit in SwinemiinOc
irei9eacbcn mor0cu mie cine 0epe-
lhe ans fppenhnocn an 0uS Heltters
Bureau mcloct.
o@ bila0cIpbtn0 miro repo
rirt.
2tDerpooL 81 San. Gas
Boot init licbcn @|onu, pclbeS Sic
u%bilaoclpbia" "uad Scr GolIiiion sur
Rettiuia Ger @cioelmg Ocs iintenoen
britiicbeu Sdiffcs .8en 2ee~ ais-
iouotc, mar 6eiite 9Porgen nod nidt
5uriidqetebrt. 9aod oem permiBtca
g9oote iino 6iidcroompier aui Ser
5udc
Gic o&bila0elpbia" liegt icbt in
oer W}erlpD ino miro rcparirt.
Die ucilten ser %aiiagicrc oes
1oupicrs 81 scr critcu mo "a
ser 3mciten aaiiite befcnocn iih al
9oro meiItcn 3ur 3eit OeS 3uian.
neiitoBcS in i6rcn aabineu. 5ie
eiltelt anf Ted ooh es cntitano fcine
@onif. 3ur @oriidt muroeu 9let.
tlnqSQiirtcl pertheilt.
Dtc @ermfBtcn qeInn6ct.
(Spdter. @ic iieben DerntiBtclt
6eelcute pon scr ,@6ilaoelpbia"
pur0en 6elHe bon cincm 6ii6erOam.
pier IN @lilforo, @dles, geIanoet.
sic trieben uo9e5ii 5pau5ig 5hnocn
uni6er, ebe iic gerettet piroen.
Scr Shooner Ben 2ee4 ianf
pd6reuo er inn 59lepptoii mar; ein
sD}itaIieo ser @emannung iano oen
GrtrinfnngStoo ,3lpei dnocrc ipltr-
6en laper DerIebt.
3mci bolldn0iidc Gam
pier bei1Goigt.
2onnon 3i. San. Sin 2loUo
@erid)t belagt oaB ocr bollduOiihc
0anpier u16B6ou~ 1T beiddOigteu
8idtanoc Die Ebcmie oiiipGrts ge-
idleppt uoroen lit Mud oelu bolldn.
oiidcn Iampfcr u0laosopt" 1T an
gcblicb ciu llnialL 3uBeitoBen iuobci
0lann oer @eiablmg Den 600 fanoen.
@os Sdiif fiiute fd 10 idncll NIT
g9aiier ooB es in ser g6enie ouf
ben 5irnno 9cictt pcroan muBte.
(Icr Ganpfer oGbuban" lit Gin
nelieS ad5iif bon nabc5u $500 Eon-
men Naanin6alt. Gr tibr an If.
Sauuor bon 9lew-Dorf nad 9lotter.
0am al.
Ger oQlaasoot,~ Scr fat ocnait
gleidaroB III, iilbr am 2t 1e5embcr
bon Wlonteuiocu nod 9loticr0om ab.) !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

Ibumlentcn, ote ben ,Sentldjen @Urrc.
ipunbcntcn" nidlt piiutslidl DDcs inrCqcls
mdRi0 erbnItcn, iinb gc6cten, bcr Office
oauon per IcIepbOn Oorr IhrIitlid Seh.
ibelInng ~ naGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01


G6arles Slion ipcldcr Dor cinigcr
3cit III GumberlanO, W1o., inter Ser
@ei4nIOigung sic 6 sSa6rc olte God.
ter oes N}oiors Su6er in G6om6ers-
6ura Hitb Suber. in einent lcerIte.
5enoen Sauie angegriifcn 3u 6abcn.
per6oftct porOcn lit tpurOc ocn@roB.
gei9worcncu iiberpicicn nodocm cr
iid anoc6lid fiir idulOig bcfannt
bate
Grocer Eabaf W}orft.
SSic aus 2uudburg, go, beridtct
miro, mar Scr Gu6odsmorft in ser
ocriloiienen gSo@c Elm ic6r outer.
Su Der lcBtcn @odc jpuroc fiir
100000 ooer i,4t2,tOO Ghn0 "a
bad lnaeictt. Gie 9Sreiic maren
giit uno botten oic 5urmcr cine Dor.
5iigHHe Ginnobme er5ieIt @nte lino
ibone 2ualitdten iinO in Itorfer
91odiroge Eef6I1tter peroen nit
$50 bis $25 6ejoblt, gepo6nlide Gin.
lagen nit 1925 bis 1925 beiiere bis
$3.50 stur5e oide 9l0tter bis $50.
2inoere 0ualitdtswoore bon $40 bis
$lI50. Die periloiienc g9oC6c mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
llrbrrTdllig.
NmrrifGnii6sr 9AnIs
pier ,,GrIcaaiaa.
Q9iro in 2DnDDn bereits
uerlrret gc8eben.

Satte ibon Dor 5wei s8ocbeu an ici.
mem 8icl cintrefieu ioacn.
Gdniider Gompfcr bon Den
Gcutidcu picoer frcigcIoiicn.
@crmiBte bon Ger uGbiIoocl.
pbia" in 0lilforO, Ssolcs, aeIan.
set 3wei DoadnOiide Gom-
bier 6cih1oiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
aoIi aus 9tonb.

Gic Security Cement ino 9inc
Go.", wcIdc i6re 9lnIoocn bel So.
gerstown NlO., Bat plant ans Ocm
Stoub, mclcbcr in oen @crfen ers
5eugt miro, mittclit Glcftri5itdt td5-
lid 5wci Eouncn aali ST acipiuncu.
Gie Soften cincr Ocrortigeu gluloac
piirOcn ld) onf $4,000 6cloufcn.
@eacnpdrtig miro oic Come Sail
nit S4OO 6eSublt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
oGRMAMv RepoarGo RgAov TO
oivG PEACE rgRms IN FULL
TO pRgslpGMr.
TROOPS FLEE INI0ukE
GREATER PART 0ULoAR FORCE
DROWN 40 RGsULT or rus
SIAN ATTACK.

Western Nevspapsr Union News Service.
Warrington. Dec. %. Germany
may ask President Wilson to act ~
mediator between the two groups 0l
European belligerents. This sugges-
ton was thrown out BY . German OF
ficial here In discussing the reply
that the Berlin government will make
to the Presidents proposal that the
belligerents state the terms on which
they would be willing to end the war,
Germany. II II stated. will respond
with . full and frank declaBation ol
the peace conditions she regards &C
ceptable and Of the guarantees She
believes would preserve world peace
henceforth. Il ID believed. however
that the German terms will be stated
confidentially to the President. It be
ing the German contention that the
conditions of peace should be submit
ted to conference OF the belligerenta
and not subjected to prior public dis
cussion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
sr,.Ish Capture e Ar,sh.

Petrograd admits the retirement Of
Russian forces in the Dobrudja region.
Berlin announces the capture Of 300
Russians in that section and declares
the Teuton advance is continuing.
Hundreds Of Buigarians were
drowned when a Russian regiment
drove . detachment OF the enemy into
Lake lbolatA.
Increased artillery activity 10 re-
ported along the Somme and on the
east bank Of the Meuse in the verdun
region. the scene Of the latest French
advance.
A spirited engagement has been
fought in Galicia and Berlin reports
the breaking Of the Russian line.
FL Arish. an Egyptian town ON the
frontier Of Palestine. has been cap.
tured by the British after a siege Of
two years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
cAAprEs II.
Why Hurryf


Forbes lived the way of most bach.
elor painters-a kitchen. two bed
rooms and the studio. which was moth
ing less than . huge living room. Upon
. time II had been coupled by . fash
ionable photographer; 20 Forbes
worked in the best Of lights. In the
hands Of his japanese valet he
dressed wen. dined well, adding to-
night . pint Of Chambertin; went out
into the studio again. smoked and
dreamed Of the wonderful things
which he very well knew he would
never attempt. let alone accomplish.
He was much In demand socially.
He was witty, clever. good looking.
with real talent back Of his popularity
The young married people and their
juniors never omitted him from their
frolics; he had perfect right to play
rNth them His family history was
very eood. % goot. IN tact, that his
capabi1ity q taking caro- Of himself
Of standing % his own legs made him
rather intsreQting 70 know.
He danced ven. never went beyond
moderation IN tippiing. paid his losses
and took his gains ct cards with an
eQuaninity Of heart and countsnance
truay oeieatal TAs ~ ~ nksd
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29

reading lamp and IDLY went over the
days. events The puppy. SHINING the
tobacco smoke which he thoroughly
detested. retreated under the. divan
w>ers he had his lions den Of 'boass.
pslette-knives. Old tubes. brushes and
vAat-nots. From time to time Forbes
could iPar him rasslins round soos-
thing.
Births. deaths and divorces: mur-
der. robbery and graft: strikes. wars
and plaques: the subject-matter never
varied. only the names and places
could be called news. He read with
lazy interest . varmedover yarn
about the clever gentleman-thief who
had baned the metropolitan police for
nearly year. A well-known amateur
detective was giving the reporter IN
exposition Of his views. Here vas an
artist. Forhes cracked the news
paper peevishly: was there anything
left to which this term had not been
applied? Anybody Who did his vork
well was an artist. RotD
The thief. declared the amateur. was
AAos PiotceoiOuAA. k1O W2u = W1u u
INFINITE patience. Of Internal clever
ness. never took money. had made
three daring raids and ceased further
to apply his talents. To date the man
had taken over . hundred thousand
dollars worth Of jewels. His career
had begun and ended within three
months.
So far. not . single part Of the loot
had been offered to the known
fences" here or abroad. This was
the phase which puzzled and bafied
the police. Now he (Mr. Amateur)
held to the theory that the thief wal
. man who moved in the exclusive
circles 1.-TWO more words Forbes
hated) from which the jewels had been
purlolned. Even the police admitted
that he possessed an intimate and &C
curate knowledge Of the habits Of his
victims. But the genius Of the man
was made manifest In his ability tc
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
VILLA FORCES ATTACK roRaEon
violsnt and Bloody eattls Reported
With Murpuia's Army.

Ell Paso. Tex. Dec. ga report
received here and said to have come
from Chihuahua City. stated that
villa and his forces were attacking
Torreon and the battle was violent
and bloody one. This report was said
to have been received by Gen. Fran
cisco Mursuis at chihuahua City by
wireless from Torreon. villa was re-
ported to have passed Bermejill0.
twenty-five miles north Of Torreon
Thursday going south with his COM
mand. The Bermejillo garrison fled
to Torreon, It was added.
1t IL believed that the telegraph
line has been cut near Santa Rosalia.
A foreign consul who reached the
border by way Of Eagle Pass. Tex.
said villa was moving south toward
Torreon and Jiminex with approx
nately 1000 well armed and equipped
men.
Private Jay 8. Clifton Of the Ohio
field hospital corps died Of pneumonia
at the base hospital At Fort Bliss. The
body was returned to Aetna. Ohio.
where his mother. Mrs. Mary Clifton.
lives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
sneIi.h Parliament proroeu.d.

London.-Parliament was prorogued
Friday without the members being
given any further information 70
garding President Wilson's note OF
what action the government contemp'
lated with respect to It. Neither the
note nor the German peace proposal
was mentioned in the kings speech
read in both Houses. The speech
from the throne was one OF the brief
est on record. 1t expressed confidence
In the ultimate victory Of the allies
and determination to prosecute the
var.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29

wait. Was there woman? Was there
unlucky speculationf Horses and
cards! Or was It what he INT. Anna.
teur) had stated In . previous article:
simply . brilliant hoax. q practical
Joke. = careless wager by an idle rich
young man, who. wnen the time n
rived. would quietly restore the 1es-
els. give . dinner and then search
about for some new abnormality? Al
any rate. in his opinion the Bertillon
system would never get hold Of the
man to measure him for future iden.
tineAtion.
In this Mr.. Amateur was perfectly
correct They never got hold Of the
man- Almost. however: only an arms
length away; . clutch. distance mis-
judged. and on Ne went, into srace.
like an exploded atom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
American Arehltsetur..

Sir Christopher Wren. the archi
tect who built 81. Paul's cathedral IN
London. ID again coming into fashion.
The most practiced architects ars
adapting bis style TO modern condi-
tions. Tho innuesce which has q
long bssn indjrect b now becoming !
definite school and is exertins { lrost
and powerful eject upon American
architecture. Ais seyle 10 chiefly d..
tinguishablo By IT. tasteful fonato
sancs spire Rising NOT fru0 the rod
~ hon ~ own hase = u areual
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
oed.s Preeenee Evsrx,xhere.

II we lift up our eyes to heaven,
Gods glory shineth forth; If we east
them down upon the earth. II is fun ol
his goodness. The hills and the val,
leys rejoice and sing; fields. rivers and
woods resound his praise. We win
think Of God when we play and when
we work; when we walk out and when
we come in; when we sleep and whea
we wake; his praise shall dwell con.
tinualIy upon our lips.-Anna Z. BaIs
bauld.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29

But listen! The old year Is speaking.
"H0w strange a thing is the ingrati-
.ude Of man." he says In slow. faitering
accents. 'lfan is not satisfied with all
the benefits the year has bestowed
upon him. but must scoff Mt winter
and regard him as = mortal foe.
Thus winter falls
A heavy gloom oppressive DER the world.
Through Nature shedding influence ma
lgn.'
~Pray. what would these creatures
havs-summer the year roundf Il
here NO one who will say good word
,or winterr'-Countryside Magazine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
President Name. shipping Board.

Washington. President Wilson
nominated the following to be mem
bers Of the government shipping
hoard: William Denman Of San Fran
cisco, Bernard N. Baker Of Baltimore.
John A. Donald Of New York. John
Barber White Of Kansas City. Mo-. and
Theodore Brent Of New Orleans. The
board under the law win have general
supervision over freight rates in
waters. It 10 empowered to
organize . $50. .000. 900 corporation to
build or buy merchant ships.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29

llafs your Nsw Years. resolutioas
aAsay
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29

stsrs Leeted q $500 In oeeds.
Pueblo.-The clothing store Of Joe
hosen was hurgiarissd and @3.ooe
sorth oe nerchandise takeu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-29
One Killed, Ten Hun In snowslIde.

Ouray. Colo. - The Yankee Girl
slide "ran'' Friday morning. carrying
down . party Of miners who were on
he way to Ouray to celebrate Christ.
mas. Ono max. the driver Of the
xagon. Paul Siebach. II years old. was
xilled. The other ten men were dug
mt speedily. suffering from bruises
nd minor injuries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-11
Tigers in Chicago, Full of
Pep and Ready to Squirt
COveleskie Slated TO
Hurl the First
Game

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Tigers
are here 10 start their last long trip
around the American league. BE
fore returning they will play every
club except ST Louis. one game az
Cleveland counting as a series this
time This jous' is scheduled for
Monday For the past Two months
/, has been the experience OF the
Tigers that The western games just
preceding IN invasion OF the east
are disastrous. but they are deter.
mined 10 suffer no such setback at
this time The Browns are SINCE
ing their backs and the White Sox
are too much clustered by the beat
ins they got from Boston TO De un-
usually formidable. and The Junga.
leers are certain that they can take
this series They are very anxious
10 beat Cleveland. also, for the In
dians are too close 10 the lead to
keep rivals from worrying
Coyeleskie probably will pitch to-
day Dauss also is ready and Is
slated for his supreme effort OF the
summer during this series Every
effort has been made 10 get him into
frame OF mind that will enable
him 10 WORK Al top speed. James
Roland or Mitchell will hurl the
picking, but the Tigers showed LOT
other game unless relief work
should make J., necessary 10 use
Dubuc. IT Is hard TO say who Row
land will use, for he has been com
PEELED TO juggle his staff lot re
Gently. Faber or Wolfgang are like
ly fingers.
There we're a lot OF encouraging
things about the game with the Ath
letics yesterday. Williams was soft
picking. but the Tigers showed a lot
OF brainy baseball. lhey picked
holes and took advantage of them
in great style They hunted and
stole bases and hit hard and die
everything according 10 Hoyle. and
the game was a good pepper ses
sion to precede the Chicago games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-11
WESTERN MEET
IN SEMI-FINALS

LAKE FOREST, H.. Aug. H.
Play in the mems singles in the
western tennis championship tour
nament here went into the semi
finals today, with G ] l.ockhorn
Kansas City. and Heath Byford chi
cago, strong fayorites. I.ockhorn
was scheduled to play tho winner Of
today's match between Jerry Weber
and w NJ Blair, Chicago 4 late
start In today's play was expected
as a result OF a wet turf. the courts
in some places being under water
as a result OF last nights rain.