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The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
$4,000 HAUL IS
MADE BY THUGS
Chattanooga Express Driver
Held Up BY Pair of
Thieves

CHATT ANOOGA. Tenn. Nov 20.
Two men vno held up Fred Cor
uieIson. driver for be Southern Ex-
press company here. obtained a sum
which is reported To-Day Gs high as
$40 eco.
C0plelson reported the robbery
when he staggered thru the ioor of
The express company oa.c' 80
gu!d be had been topped b. tGe
laen. who force Dn 70 hand over
The key the box where thc money
was stored and then worked ihe
eombinauon rhey struck fim on
The head, he declared ami then fed
The box which was opened Is
said to hoye contained nearly 800
poo In currency
CornIelson Is being held 1y The
police for furhtt questioning The
money was packed ia small pack
ages OF bills Of large denomina ion
II was being shipped from chat
iahooga hank to ofher southern
hanks.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
AMERICAN
DAY DUE TO
SET RECORD
ocon,inu.a from raEe onel

committee nembers The great
actress also viii visit the French
booth. where She wilt be- received by
Mrs Joseph p lavigne ana com.
mittec.
A chorus Of 500 school children.
rnoer Thomas Chilvers. supervisor
Of music in the public schools. VIII
sing national airs Hsrrles STORY
MacFRrlane VIII direct community
singer Also every kind OF dance
from folk numbers by children 70
the latest society steps. viii be- pre-
scntcd Mrs Wadsworth Warren
will be In charge of the classical
programs, which VIII b. presented
both afternoon and evening. Carl
ton Hughes will serve as floor man
sger. and NJ Wadsworth Warrer
will b. the stage announcer ". a
c. Miller. n j. Maxwell Grylls. Gu,
Cady and Burns Henry will be th'
Assistants
A live stock sale viii be anothe
rno OF the American pay features
Cats. dogs. chickens, coVs, rigs, an
other animals viii be auctioned.
Serbian and. Armenians scored
success On their national day at Oh
taNaar. Wednesday Their spocia
ht,raotions presented the most elai
prtie eoior display that las ljee
eeeu ~ the big exposition. At leas
s.5V0 persons witnessed The play
aurinE ,te afteru1qn and eyenini
Mime Eineno Pancs'a ian idol of 90
Armenian. was one of tho chief a
fraction she sanr several nativ
tonEs and was warmly received
Friday Niil Pc the Polish nationH
Asy.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
YPSILANTI

Mrs Orrin Post 90 Rssleville b. a
patient IN this city FOLLOW ms an
operation for appendicitis.
The woman speaker she from
the Normal Oratorical Hsscciat ion
will represent the college "a the stat"
'rs tories Contest Go be AZ li't',
College March > she Nf1h also ht
awarded gold medal Prof "a
MCkay a. the head OF the oratorlra
department Is urgtng mNe women
Go enter the contest
Str Douglas MaWsou. the AustraliS =
explorer Who iectured ab,urt year
ago in Pease auditorium. - IN chargc
- the military -mharkation ~ muni -
tions from England o. RIusta with
The Misses Matte and Ro ~ Allen.
~ saline. are spenting slmr inin
With YpsIAnti relatives and Trends
Miss Emma Roy. the w1l know p
Normal reader and enterthta rf. - fiI
at thc Health cottage with sms llp"N
The Shankhsrd home a. West
Cross - has been tgwigatcA and re-
IieVrt from quarantine
M'ss sarah I.ewis : m win an at
tack - tonsilitis
NJ. Gotpts,6 JeeSe, q Mss-hss''r, - :
over 700 residents - trte F'ffh
ward have signed petition Dsp nsi
haytng, q pest house lsestea
free from any contagious disunsr-
Mrs. George W AlhAn. ~ ~'VfH
Huron ~ received word Ven 'aR =
- her appointment as chafr.nsn 'f
the ~,pthetst tistrict - the mus.
rnulittec ~ the state t'cdvrati'u N
wcnen.s clubs
rhc Industrial Pleasure clYA w'I
meet Tlssday afternoon with Mrs
Rrthur schaibie % ManclGste-
brother % schalole - ~ NitH
infeutf'e paralysis
v-iit rive ,heir anrual dinner w
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

The line across between Orsoya and
Cral0vs.
Military erper pointed ou 20
Cay that he logical section 'rom
which 'roo5s would be drawn r -e
.nforcemenr of tre rstreattne Ger
man.Bulgarisn .fmy ror-a ot N-u
astlr Would be from Cen son Fa'k
enhayn's A1stro- hungarian German
forces rcspons'h.a for the sweep
into Rumania Tor th., reason they
we're rrauaed with tAe continued
EorthvaEd progress reported as
achieved hy Gen Sarrati Allied
FORCES now operating oHt ~ -h-
nevly-captured Nonssf'r
But u tte Se~c an French Ra--'a.
Italian drive continues v.'h
much uc-ess -ypcrts sere .aok
further and greater Vltrt-au1.s CO.
German troops verified 20 tr- ae-
man Bulgarian fr9o7s ala 7~0ess D..
rom Won FalAsr sayn's forces An'
.ans.d ah,c Gir0,s.o1 of hi. Cor
Nolld certainly weaken h's ~
size. possibly in 4@.cirnt me4s.-'
perm - ,s~n,. gant ey
tde Rum MARS -~d escape from .t~
Jaws 10. 1- German wise
Tho Sob tt., row reached
roir -5 Ifs -r.- q, Mgns-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
WAS SLAVE
TO HUSBAND;
NOW FREE
,courlaaed from r.zs On.

Carroll 5,at s ett- SD 1s Na
re -ssa- 60 M r tea pcac-
l1-ca Nurs r Ers1.-r Mrs
-1 decree ea.o.r.1 'sy --s'a-
t-oa marry 7e again as1a
ars
Meta ire made 70 STAKE vl
sta 5of ~r1e. las3r-,
nEt handsome eh.,e-tai-s1
for r-- husband tas gn.or -e
con minated vrhou, th- form
~ ceremony lazarus Is rA~
rerirfendert oi larg- n --car.
esta5lishusct. and man ~ pres
sriy. oul The acre unable 20 ss
on toEerhe-. she tod Judge Ianda
she was given her decree LazsrU
Withdrawing his bll a. fhe 'ss-
Matilda Rogers. Who suppose
ihar 1Rr husband William SG.-
Rogers. AS killed By q falling ire
nine ears ago while working ir ~
Ontario woods. and ~ho has .inc
Z p lil ~ tf"A. tfht ttAaE'a q
uulment OF her Hrs. marriage '-or
Judge smith. Wednesday hav.r
since learned. she said tha. Roger
is stiil alive She married joc
Poo'ey ls1e
DEGREES we're also granted p rr
cases so isado- IS Sophia Ssaisk
Walter r vs Emma Moore JOSEF
rs Nellie VI Pigeon, Louis ys Nic
torla Kasza. susan 2 ys Lyman
Burnett Matilda - John Poole
MaudsF IS Charles A Yc,Iz Nic.
ola. W Kalopi A Prerness JUL
50 Anthony PiotrcVska irene 's
n rcd Hove
Bills for divorce were fled vs.
lezday by William rs MartEa Star-
Sarah + 80 Er7sst e Rogers
Teorge U.s. Bs-rice tlaas. Bron.s.aF
VS.. Amelia Procazio jess vs.
Jane Barber
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
MERCHANT
SHOT DOWN
By GUNMEN

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The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
CABRERA NOT TO
Be FORCED OUT
Mexican Chairman VIII Not BE
Asked to Quit Peace
Body

ATLANTIC City p >ov 81
Before peniH .no session today
of the joint MeAcau american c1m
mission. Il wa- made plain by m'm
hers that there no foundation 'o-
the rumoi tha ini- cabrera. ant
OF the Mexican members VIII D"
asked 90 vlthd avs from 'he body
II Is frit th considerable pro
aresy g. 1cine ade tho tho PRO
tosals oi tie american commits
sioners have uo; yet been accepted
II Is clear. spit" ,he fact that
oehnite terms gardius the With.
,1rawal ci Gen Persh.nE and Dor
der protection haye been made by
the American commissioners that
the commission faces a drawn out
session before The terms finally are
settled.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

start neat week for 81 Petersburg
Fla. where they viii spend the win
ter.
The chlldrens orchestra OF the
Wtsnrr school -of Pontiac, Will give
a concert in the First Baptist church
az this place Tuesday evening. Nov.
IS
The Birmingham club will give an
entertainment Thanksgiving evening.
Nov 80 IN tho johnson a an w hail
hr Rennett will give the following
ircturds The man who cAn,' The
master thought and Machines and
mllLonatrcF
hrato their thirty fourth wedding an
niversary Friday Ia their home on
Alprrill-sl
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
You Must Admit IT,
Iruine J. Certainly
Understands Women

Assistant Pr, scouting Attorney
D. Wit Merriam was approached by
q woman in the prosecutors once,
N eduesd1y
Il want prosecutor she said
what can do FOR you7" asked
Merriam I'm one
"Oh you'rc not prosecutor. I'm
sure
Merriam. laughing called over
assistant KeidRn
Neither could convince her that
they were authorized 20 handle her
case so she was gently led into the
.anctum ~ Irving Coffin. county
.nyctfigator, who completely oon-
need her that he was prose
eutor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
RIVER ROUGE

Lawrence VolIharft ared - ~ a.
THrrse tiri Tuesday at his
home The burial service VIII he
t-.u oar tafy - Loudes Catholic
hurrn SATURDAY, morning
court fF7 TrfhN - Ron Hur viii
give e dance sud pedro party Friday
evening Nov -
rrrra Dr Rraurrrn aged IS 90 its
Division dtr.l A. hi- home Tues
fnr ~ stomach trouble The hurial
s.rtIr vi' De from Our Lazy ot
T.rurfoa Catholic church Saturday
morning a. o o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
THANKSGIVING
NEAR, POLICE
REPORT SHOWS

Eleven ducks salued at $50 were
stolen from barn beion ginz TO
Mrs Alexander Meter. st No sr7
south-st. wednesda nizht The
birds were pets Of Mrs Meter
A room IN a boarding house at
No. 1873 RandoiDhst. vas entered
with pass key "wednesday and A
gold watch and chain, = lodge but.
ton. cigar cutter and vsst ali
belonging 70 GeorEe. " Brazr
we're taken
A. Buckeren % the Canadian
life Insurance company. was robbed
OF a pair OF earrings while in ~,
Canadian booth a. the AlHes,- ba
zaar Weinesdsy night
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Prtsting--fAr pIsir ns.t hfrd--,hs,
fs riGht-Tfmss Job Dept.-NsIn sH1n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

a 100000 for alleged slsnd.r
brought by a bowling. former
inspector Of printing tof New Work
'tate. aEainsi Charles N Wmche.
tor hcat OF % leading printing arm
IN Albany, comes up for trial today
a. Poughkeepsie
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
SILENCE OF
BUCHAREST
CAUSES FEAR

tcoau-uea from Psss opei
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

Frank BOrzage is seen in one of those red-blooded
characterizations with which he is identified
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

Furnished housekeeping rooms fol
rent. s1s Johnson.
Wanted-woman or girl to do
housework Phone 349R-
Miss Comstock. beauty specialist
Mason's Millinery.
For rent-Front sleeping room. In.
quire s19 Thompson street.
For rent-Five room modern house
Inquire "A " this office.
40 H. P. roadster for sale, tl75.
Inquire Mclean Auto Co.
/ haul your garbage and trash
Phone 5s3M l4O3 W. Railroad St
Miss Muir dressmaking. Rooms
"A and Is, Association Building.
Fresh crawfish and Olympia oysters
at the ouelle
For rent-Furnisned light house
keeping room. 803 E. Railroad st.
For rent-Furnished front bed
room. Inquire 1O4 Jackson street.
D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone
284M. stand, Charles Co. Phone I.
Suits pressed soc: thoroughly clean
ed $3.50. Rudd, 2O2 W. Webb. Phone
ss5.
Steam heated room in Temple
building to let. Phone 100.
Wanted-Experienced girl for gem
eral homework. Phone 352J.
Furnished room for rent-suitabIe
for gentlemen. 401 Aura Phone
sOsW.
Wanted-To rent, wheat ranch.
furnished, half crop rent. Alonzo
Wright Echo, Ore.
For Eale-Belgian hares. prime con.
dition for eating. Call at 1101 East
Webb street.
For rent-Furnished sleeping room
suitable for lady. Inquire 124 JEFF
Davis.
Wan,ed-By experienced woman,
position as cook on ranch Phone
BAR.
For sale, cheapest Alaska mln1
furs. Phone 512w.
Rudd Is an expert at cleaning
white furs and ostrich plumes Rudd,
202 W Webb. Phone s55.
For sale-Two Ford cars. Inquire
Frazier and Gritson Repair Shop $50
Cottonwood street.
For sale or rent-s-room house. hot
water heat Inquire Buford Butler
At Otto Hohbach's Bakery. II
Wanted-Lady to care for child
about four hours each day in ex-
change for room. J. +. Allen. 81
George Grill. 4
LOst-Small black satchel. between
West Bluff street and Combs Canyon,
gun. etc. Finder pleass
return 20 this office and receive re-
ward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Gunder Terjeson, 52l Aura
street on Saturday evening. October
z, at 7:15 o'clock when Miss Salmina
Thompson was united in marriage
with Jess Olson, the Rev. Charles
Quincy reading the service. The
bride was beautifully gowned in cream
crepe de chine, her full length veil
being caught up with orange bios
some. She carried an arm bouquet
Of white roses and carnations and was
attended by Miss Nellie Mcdonald,
maid Of honor. and Miss Gunda Newt
son, bridesmaid. Miss Mcdonald wor~
q pretty gown of white organdie and
carried a bouquet Of pink carnations
while Miss Newtson was dressed in
light blue taffeta. The bridegroom
was attended by Mr.. Aanenson and
Ton Terjeson. The bridal party en-
tered the room to the strains Of Lo-
hengrin's wedding marsh, played by
Miss Helen Anderson, and took their
places under q canopy Of autumn
leaves from which was suspended a
large wedding bell OF white chrysan-
themums. The ring ceremony was
used. After congratulations the guests
we're invited to the dining room. which
was effectively decorated in ferns and
autumn leaves, where a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served. A large
wedding cake was cut BY the bride, 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

For sale-Square piano. Price $50
cash. Phone 3e3W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

For sale-Square piano. Price $50
cash. Phone ss3W.
Mattress making. furniture repair
ing. upholstering, called for and deliv-
cred. city or country. La Dow Bros.
2ls Beauregard Pohne 227J.
For sale-Fine blooded mare, s
years old. weight, 1900 lbs, also one
Jersey COW, fresh. Apply VIM. Milne,
S1l W. Court
Wanted to rent-Modern, unfur-
nished bungalow by young married
couple. No children Inquire Donald.
sons Drug Store.
Prompt automobile taxi service
. day or night Funerals to cemetery
only $3.50. Phone $50 Hotel 81
George. Carney Taxi Co.
Peoples Warehouse Saturday cakes
for sale Delta Sunday morning,
crisp waffles made from Blydenstein' 3
self rising pastry flour.
For sale-Five room house, cas-,
Court street Desirable location, close
to school A genuine bargain. For
particulars address r C. Jory. Man.
pin, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

Jack Richardson out heavies all his previous vii
famous roles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

Wanted-Good. competent woman
to take charge Of rooming house. In
quire Arlington Hotel
Call Penland Bros van to move your
household goods Telephone 23g. Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul.
ing.
hooming mouse for sale. MaiB
street. in center OF business district
Doing good business. Inquire Of PEN
land Broa
Wanted-Lady to devote few
hours day to pleasant work, no ex-
perience necessary. $3.50 to start
per day. Chance for advancement.
Also have a travelling proposition. In
quire or address "E A. s." this office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

We carry a fun line Of hair goods.
Mail orders solicited. Combinsp
made to order. Hair dyeing and
bleaching. Residential calls given
prompt attention. Pendleton Hair
Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel
Building. Phone As
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09
Auto srage.

For Adams Athena and Weston
leaves Hennlng's Cigar store at 10 a
m, and $3.50 D m. each day ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

James Carroll spent yesterday fish
ing on Meacham creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vincent Of Athe-
ma spent Sunday in the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

For Sale-Best paying dairy busi-
ness in Pendleton. Good reason for
selling and a bargain II taken at
once. Inquire DIX this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

Mrs. W E. Brock will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon to the members
Of the North Side Bridge Club at their
first meeting since the summer vaca-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09
studebaker Motor cars for SaIe

J. B. Knight, distributor for Una
tilla county. Longs Garage Phone "A.
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

according to time nonored tradition,
the thimble falling to Miss Nellie Nc
Donald. bridesmaid, while Mr.. Newt
son received the ring and Mr. Amli1
the dimes. The remainder Of the ev-
ening was devoted to singing and
dancing. Many beautiful gifts were
presented Mr. and Mrs. Olson, who
will be at home after October 18th at
Vansycle where the groom has large
farm interests. The guest list includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Terjeson, Mr.. P. A.
Anderson, Mrs Hennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NeWtson,
Sr., Nels Anderson, Tom TerjesOn
Gunda Newston, Sophie Anderson,
Nellie Mcdonald, Jess Terjeson. Helen
Anderson, Ida Anderson. Jessie Olson,
Jess Erickson, Ole Newtson, Chris
Jacobson, Gusta Kristenson, jess
Newtson. Salve omlid, Willie Newt
son, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Quincy, Tom
Splitting, Elmer Newtson, Lars Gun
derson, Hind Aarenson, Annon ia
cobsen, Nels Abrahamson. Mrs. Rust
and Mrs Swanson.
The girls Of the Fredda Seegrus
Kei and a number Of their men
friends, will enjoy delightful little
walking party this evening, starting
from the Presbyterian church at 7:15
o'clock The hike" will take them
about a mile and a half or two miles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09

from town where a huge bon fire will
be built and a weiner roast enjoyed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-09
sudden Riches.

sudden Riches.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Cosy the.
ater.-Adv.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
Sic eiusigc %erfanfsitelle fur edte
9an6jGaer.
BGtIer'S
$50 Geuter Marfct
Nus bcnti6en 0ir9en.
ct. @aricm-9 Stride.

Sonntag Nadmittog Inn A nbr III
sic iGbrli6c Maipro5eiiion. ytad)
Der i~olennen Gesper formiert iid) bic
Gro5eIiion, on Der Iid audi Die Wfit-
qlie0er Ser Gereine beteiligen meroen.
sod ser Miidfebr Ser Yro5eiiion III
sic Stride miro oos stanobilo Der
oacrleligSten Silngirat Wtarin sc
trout. 9arnlf 1T cine fir5e Erebiet
uno fcicrlider ia%franentaler Segen.
Sci Ser 7 l1br Meiie am Sonntag
gebcn sic Mitglieoer oes &eiligen
gfamen Seiu Gereins uno bic Silna.
liugc uno M1nner our FL. aomiil,i-
Mon. 9lm Nahmittag I'M 5 llbr ba-
ben tie einc fur3e @eriammlung.
Nm 0ienstag, Ben %. Wtai, BON $
bis 1t.30 llbr miro elm groBes Wioi-
ielt in ser SAnlbolle peronItaltet
iperoen. Gunft s llbr beginnt Die
fur5c llnterbaltung, oarauf folat
Snn5 in Der oberen Saae, EreiSfe-
gcln uno moere erbolenoe Spicle III
Der unteren Snlle.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19

G6riitiau fauoer'8 @ireinia IOrt-
iueime iinO Dpu Sen beiten Ier5tcm
fir Nlmtarmnt empfublen. 900
tic Strake W.-8.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
Nns ben Wcreinstreiien
9lnsfIna nod Colonial Seadl.

Am Sonntag, oen 2S. Mai, meroen
Ser nSeilenoarmit6oter" unO Der
g eutihamerifoniide unterltiiBnngs-
Nerein" gemeinlhaftIi6 einen groBerl
Mltsflug nod Colonial Bead MAIDEN.
Der Oompfer f1brt nm 8 ubr NOR
gems bon Der Merft on Der Z. Str.
S.@. ab. Aae MitgIieoer Oieicr
@ereine mcroen ii6 on oieler Ser
gnilglngSfabrt beteiIiger. 6reunoc
uno@0nner lino ber5Iidlt e~inselnOen.
Sir oen gerin9en Yreis bon so Cts.
fir Die Griuo6ienen uno % Gents
fiir &inOer fam man einen migeneb.
men uno pergniieten Gag perleben.
Die Sabrt uuf Dem Botomac lit ge-
raOe iest I'M Sritbling duBerlt ih0n.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
4Ne Sdnitte Sdweineileil6
Sabler'S, 536 Center @arft
nub Is Riggs Narft.
rnmatiid.muiifal1der MbenS


gum @enefi8 Ser 8riegSnotIeioen
ben, 9egeben ont lebten Samstag,
Sen 13. Wtni, in 2ebmann's Sale
iii Baltimore, inter oer 4uipi3ien
ocs 0eittlhen Soften areu5es, Oh.
men. @ilfsgeielidaft.
Sri. qnita Sdaoe, @%rGlioentin oeS
@eeQig ! 2iterariiAen &ereins bon
gSaibington ltHb befonnt ols bcrbor
rogenoe Me8itatorin, CAB Oie Anre
gltng 5i oielcm 10 lebr erfolgrei6en
9lbelo, melder 2ebmonn's Sallc bis
mlf Sen lebten &lab fiillte. &eider
lnO onboltenoer 0cifoQ mltrOe ibr
fir ibre plnoerbollen 2eiltungen 5l
Seil. Die allsge5ei6nete &ioniItin,
Clara Miherfelo, nnterltiibte 6r1ll-
lein S6aoe nit ser fiinitleriiden
@ieoergabe Ser groBen Senate, pp.
90, bon 9eetbopen uno einiger flei
llercr Gortrdge. Il,h ibr gegcniiber
oaS Eublifum nidt NIT Ieincnl
8eifoa. Den beioen &iinltlerinnen,
sic mir balo mieoer gu boren boffen,
arbielten berrli6e RolenitrauBe ais
fir ibre 8ereitmiuigfeit Der gu
ten rno geredten Sa6e lire 0ienitc
gu mionen. Ser Nbeno oarf als eiit
fiinltleriider uno finan5ieaer Grfolg
6eSeihnet meroen.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
eanaer-aummers Ser sdlueiser.

am 80. Moi peronitaIten Oic
Sereine bon 8olbingtoll
81 Gbren Der nSmiB Sormonie~ bon
Sltoipn GpilntpL RS, III Scr SGn-
9er6unobolc eircn SGneer-aonmers
I'm s llbr gbenos nimmt bic Set.
lidfeit ibren @nfong. 0iejeniecn.
oie Ooron teil6unebmen miinihen,
iolten lid oil oos betrcffenoc &omi-
te menoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
G6cidlieRnngem
3intmer ~perlanat:

Sanger 0eutider miinidt moblicr
tes 3immer III Oeutider Somilic.
luenn mogli6 nit 8oarb, in Der Sea.
be Der Mt. 8leolnllt Gar=2inic.
Antmort erbeten an Mfnr Grolic.
b. Ao t. Gbas @. Siibler, 1890 g..
$. Mbenue %. u.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
&lCine Standardization

Ser 4orI @goIf, ser 6efonnte
8rounleilter Der Nbners0 Drum 8ran-
crci, bemirtete oieier Gage cine In'
3obl bon @diten. 8cri6ieoene 8rau-
meiitcr bon Baltimore moren nit ID
rem 9omeu mad Maibington gum
8eIud gefommen, Inn @errn Ggolf
cine belon0ere @iiite ob3uitotten. Der
@o1tgebcr 5eiete lid ieinent 8elud 9e=
eetii6er Ichr nobel. Gin 6cltellen
fono Itott uno cine onaenebme lns
terboItung biclt Die @Gite lolge bei-
1ammen.
-Sn ser Noht BON Sonntag ollr
Montug ilberfieIel sluei 5iingllilge
an ser CONDUIT &naO, nabe George
tolunL &errn s. Sogt, Der IN leInem
aroBen gutomobil pom Cabin Sobn
nod @olbineton 3uriidfebrte. 9te
Rduber nabmen ibrem Opfer $500
uno einen ousgeiteIlten Gbed ob. Der
goli5ei gelang cs ipGter, eilen Sling
lima BON Is Sabren, nit gtamen
StarleD Sliton, feit5unebmen. Sn
ieinem 8eIib murOen $61 uno elm
&epolber ~qefrnoen. Ger 8tirl6e leiig-
nete ober, Serrn &o9t ilberfailen 5t
bo6en.
-Senator Hpnerene hefiirtuortete
oufs m1rmite Die &orlage, Die Oas
Stimmredt fir oen 0iitrift poriiebt.
Sails 1id ser &on9reB fir Die 4n-
noblne oieier&orloge entI6eibet~ miro
ser 0iltrift Gollmbia Our6 Elm Wit-
qlieo I'M Observation-Disclosures pertre-
ten ieilt. SEER 8omerene mics altf
Merifo, Nrqentinien unO Sroiilien
bin; oieie SGllocr baben u%niere &e=
aierungSform fopiert baben o6er Dem
Giltrifte, in Dem oie @auptltuot ge-
iegen lit, Stimmretbt nno mitbin cine
Gimme I'M &ongreB bepiligt.
Senator 9beIun non California
reidte I'M &ongreB cine @orluge Elm,
in Der oaS Sffenbalten Oes biitoriideu
@au1eS oes GaterS Oieies 2an0es,
George @aibington, audi al Spm
tdgen Dorgeieben lit. 8iS 0abin mar
jenes oeufmiiroige 0cbG.iOc fir oie
8elu6er uto Nlisfliiglcr oil Sons
tag geidlollen. ga nlrn iebr Diele,
uul0 tcloloerS nielc ali8lpGrtigc Sc.
iuher, lebr oft onl Somtag ibre
gusfIiigc madden. iuor ibnen bisber
nidjt Die @elegenbeit geboten, 8aib
iugtolls 6eim IN Mount Sermon 5l
beiuhen. 3ipeifellos miro Ser &on-
grcb Die Gorla9e o%nnebmell.
-9(m porigen Soniitog fonb in
ser DOB Selloms @oll cine Malien-
pcriammlluag Der iriim amerifani-
iden Observation-Disclosures itatt. Siidt
tige &eoncri II. a. Scrr G'2earep bon
Seem Worf, berbrcitcten iid oes I'm
qercn iiber oas Sbcma sic 8rutd
litGt GngIalros gegen Srluno". Cine
bon 8rof. Or. 2eltnor DerfoBte Ste
loIution mllroe einitimmig angcnom-
men. syn oieicm 9ofumente Orilden
ole Mmerifoner iriiher 4bltammlune
ibrc Nbiheu gegen Die unmenlGllhe
GArefensberrihoft Gnglanos IN Srs
lan0 aus.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19

Au9lit uno &oroline Z. 8cudert.
WGo6en.
%. uno 2ouiie @obl Mdoden.
&orl unO gnno 8ebcr, WG0hen,
SOOesfalle:
Gliiobctb @eber, 67 Sabre aft.
$40 10. Ctr. N.-S.
Grnit Sitter, "a Sabre, Su6ercit-
lofts @oipital.
AgneS Sitter, 67 Sabre alt, 171S
etc Str. 80.
GbcidlieRnngen:
MorcitS Molim uno @nno @ann.
Soiepb @eaner uno Sophie @olf
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19
&crlanst:'

@ebiloetcs MtGoden iiir rubige 6n-
2obn $50 gum g(nfong. Sci.
ne @1id)e uno fem &ohen.
u. Sorner, 100 @alnllt Str.
MleranOrin, So.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19

Ghriitian fanber's nniibertrOffe-
nes Eager bon bireft importierten
M6ein- mnb @oielweiHeH. 900 Ute
StraEe W.-W.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19

G6riitian fanber's Masenbitter
beilt llnberOanli6feit nnb Ma-
gen6ci6mer0cm. Is Gents sic
Tlaide. Nnr sn baden 900 7te
Strafe.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-19

StarS 9npug's iueltbcribmte
GOguaes limb at 1.50, $500, nnS
$500 Oas DOlle Gnart je nad gl-
ter 5tt baben bel G6riitian fan-
Der, 900 tie Str. RVS.