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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
AUSTRIAN TRENCHES
STORMED BY ITALIANS
Rome Claims Suganna Valley
Success-Denied BY Vienna.

Psris. April lS.-A successful lnfan-
try attack in the Suganna Valley IS
reported officially from Rome. ION
April 10 our troops took BY storm the
Santoos Waldo position. west Of Lar
CANA torrent" says the statement.
capturing seventy-four prisoners. in
Guiding three officers. On the 18th our
Noops solidly consolidated the position
taken, despite heavy bon,bardment by
the enemy artillery"
To-day's Vienna statement admits
there has been lighting in the above
mentioned district. but SAYS. Enemy
attempts 20 approach our lines IN the
Suganna sector failed"
Enemy hand grensdes caused fires in
the village OF Prezzo. in the Chiese
district. according TO the Italian state
ment. In the Adamello zone the ltsl-
ians captured one machine gun and dc
stroyed another BY gunfire
The Austrians admit that they were
forced 10 evscuste a defensive position
south OF Sperone. on the Ponale road.
The capture Of an Italian position at
Nrzliveh Is reported. together with tho
repulse Of several counter attacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
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New Sports Veil, are
white with a color
scroll to match the
sweater or sports coat.
A glass powder jar IS
concealed under the
billowy rose satin sklrn
Of q miniature CHINA
doll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

clearly a premeditated attack against
an unarmed Channel boat without the
least warning 70 permit passengers 10
escape.
eft should be remarked that Herr Won
JagoV admits that German submarine
sank a steamer al 3:45 o'clock. and thi:
hour is the German equivalent OF 300,
when the Sussex was attacked. More
over Herr Won Jagow describes the
place az which and hour when the Sus-
sex was struck. He gives even the de-
tail that the forward part OF the bow
was blown UP 20 the bridge. which is
exactly The condition OF the Sussex.
The torpedoing OF the Sussex is
confirmed b. sailors OF German sub
marine which was destroyed few days
after The Sussex attack. Four OF the
crew OF this submarine. made prisoners
April .. have given the name Of the
commandant and the number of the
submarine which attacked the Sussex
These witnesses seemed 10 think the
entire affair was known. so they had
no hesitation in confirming all details
Of the torpedoing Of the Sussex By
their sister submarine which cruised
n the same locality.
Summarizing, the information OBJ
tanned by the Ministry Of Marine
makes certain. first. that the captain
and other witnesses saw the track Of
a torpedo and the captain manpuvred
his ship 10 avoid the danger, which
establishes the moral conviction that
the SUSSEX was torpedoed: second.
fragments of German torpedo found
on the Sussex add material proof 70 the
moral conviction; third. the testimony
of prisoners from the German subma-
rine corroborates completely both the
moral conviction and the material
proof, establishing the case. so far as
France is concerned. beyond any doubt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
REPORT BERLIN
PLEDGES BROKEN
Continued from page !

70 them as proving the need OF more
definite pledges and more scrupulous
observance of them.
Opinion here is divided as to whether
these demands and the announced de-
termination Of the Administration 10
insist on prompt compliance with them
will lead 20 a break. II IS known that
neither government wishes 10 go so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
DENY WITTENBURG CHARGES
Ill Treatment of Prisoners British In
vention, Say Germans.

Berlin (by wireless TO Ssyville,
y. ". April Is. - The semi-oficial
North German Gazette" replied to-day
to the charges of the British govern
ment committee that British prisoners
in the Wittenberg camp suffering from
typhus were treated brutally and neg
lected.
"The British charges evidently are
Inventions" says the Gazette" "The
specific charges made will be investi-
gated. but it may be said in advance
that they are merely repetitions Of for
mer charges which were repudiated not
only by Germans, but by an important
part of the neutral press. A committee
Of American surgeons which visited the
Wittenberg camp came 20 the conclu-
sion that hygienic conditions in general
we're completely satisfactory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

roads In the region OF Montfaucon,
where troop movements were reported.
West Of the Meuse the enemy vio-
lently bombarded during the course
OF the afternoon our positions IN the
Caurettss Wood and IN the neighbor-
hood Of Esnes.
East of the Meuse there was intense
artillery activity on both sides in the
sector OF Douaumont and south Of the
Haudromont Wood"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Mourning Millinery in eract replica OF
French Hats an emphasized feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Reproductions of Jenny and
Cheruit modes, with the charac-
teristic narrow strap belts and
novel pocket effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
Germans Repulse Counter
Attacks at Dead
Mans Hill.
BRITISH ATTACK
FAILS AT ST. ELOl
Heavy Smelling Only Activity
About Verdun, Says
Paris.

Iondon. April 15-That the French
,,oons defending the fortress Of Yer
A, have launched q vigorous counter
s..,ck n the region Of Dead Mans Hill,
=, the west bank Of the River Meuse,
rss disclosed by the official report
issued this afternoon from the German
Army headquarters.
The stack followed violent artillery
,,sparation and was directed against
he German positions south Of Cor
b.aux Wood. in the Cumieres Wood and
on Dead Mans Hill.
Though line after line of French
troops were moved down, the German
statement said. by the concentrated
artillery and machine gun fire OF the
Germans, some French battalions sue
,seded in penetrating the Teuton po-
s,ion on Dead Mans Hill. On gaining
footing in the trenches there, how
ever. Berlin declares, they were slain
IN bsyonet fighting.
Paris Ignores Attack.
Paris officially is silent regarding this
hattie. the afternoon statement an
nouncing that French batteries had evil
osnced great activity on the west bank
NJ the Meuse. particularly 10 the west
Of Corbeaux Wood and along FORCES
Brook. and that no infantry engage
uents had taken place -,
~On the left bank OF the Meuse."
ssvs the German statement, enemy at
tacks against our positions on Dead
Mans Hill, south Of the Bots des Cor
besux and in the Bots des Cumleres.
generations for which were made by
great increase in the violence OF the
enemy's artillery fire, could only be
carried through by a few battalons
against Dead Mans Hill. thanks 20 the
destructive concentrated fire OF the
trops which We had put in readiness on
both sides OF the Mouse.
The attacking enemy waves broke
down with the heaviest losses before
our lines. The few who penetrated our
trenches were killed in the hand-to-
hand fighting.
Claim r pulse of British.
"On the right bank Of the Meuse and
On the Woevre plain the lighting activ-
i,y chiefly was limited TO violent ar
tiilery duels. Two weak enemy hand
grenade attacks southwest OF Fort Dou-
sumont were without result
"A strong English advance against
our crater positions south Of st. Eloi
Belgium was completely repulsed
after a hand-grenade engagement.
an the Argonne and TO the east OF
that region there were lively local ar
illery and mine duels."
The only mention Of the fighting at
Dead Mans Hill in the Paris state
neut IS as follows:
40 the west Of the River Meuse
there has been a fairly spirited bonn
bardment OF our positions between the
wood OF Nalancourt and Hill No. 3O4.
Our batteries evidenced great activity
along this part OF the front, particular
ly to the west Of Corbeaux Wood and
az various points along the FORCES
Brook"
The night statement said:
an the Argonne we cannonaded the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
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POKE, hook, Of Old
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shoe. that complete the
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

Strcifs berlelben 8%erufsfla1e, fiir lul%
Ter @plf IN oeu 3ufunft als geniigene
Ser gdub Dor einem abermalisen Ct
lenbubn~ @eneralHreif gelten. gibeant
conIulesl gs maB cine ltanbige
# aatIide Snitans ms aeben' geril3
fen perScn, sic ii6 fo%rtipdbrenb baz
nit befabt, bas @erbaltniB atpilden
Mrbcitgeber nnb Mrbeiter I'M Iltee 5,l
bebaften, nnb Die nebcn oieIer Sblie&
senbeit aud Sic 8efnsniB Eat, nit
10 ciDe Geiten nbe ND er Strait,
GntIteiSnngen be5ii9lid Ser &Dbe Set
gerSienltraten fir ate M%rbeitsflai<
len 3t faIlen. 9us .@ie" lit Sen Ser
rem it @aibinstpn iiberlallen, Sic
liderli6 alf bic moraliIde llnteri Hi
bung ser breiten Ma1len rednen fDnz
men, tpofern Tie MIR auf Ben I'M &rinz
sip msseiprpdenen @eoanfen Der
I5daffung elmer Ben f%orttpabrcn<
SEN Gtreifen porbeusenben t uatIiz
6 II @etpalt ibr Mugenmerf ridter
poIlten. Ser Hrdlibent Fat selterr
bem apnsreb Sic gdafflns cirler fol-
den 8eb0rbe maize gele9t. @irb er lid
ba5u beriteben? @ieflci6t fann baburd
ale6 Ser bereits erlui1ene gtreifbefebI
nod ~riidgdnaig gcmaht tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

- aur5es @ebadtniB. - Sic @uz
maiinen baben bel Nemna sic Nuiier
ppr elmer idnnabli0en &ieperlaee be-
@as lpar Ser Cant!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
9eutides &riesscrnaGrnnasmittcl
3 s.
(aus Ser u%Sltseno".

Ser Npfel iebr poiiirlid} lit, 5ltn1al
neil i'm eilt anorer fribt.
@om 9rofe left 9u lang lno leidt,
iuen1 mn blob 3eine grotfart'
reid)t.
Cement lit altdl ei11 Mebl, mein5obn,
Die Geres, bie peib nid}ts oapon.
Gin 81 pro @udc sltr Snelett', so
bei miro girer nidlt SIT fett.
9as Sleild lit labrbaft mo belieht
%beInnoers lperul es meldes gibt.
Gle 8ans, g%ebratet nit &~altal1iet
fano man Dor 3eiten III Ser.
mallien.
Gin ,uenig @rllgern lit iebt Gflidt
Ser @amlter muB es aber nid)t.
Die &irid)en iino fiirs @olf geiluno
Oil faltfit lie, cine Maarf oas
4fltno.
Der bieore 9anobemobner bat, 100.
nadl Sic Sippe ledt sic Staot.
Gem 5allgling fiiat Sic Milb Ser
gal1d, oem Milibal,ern fiiut iii
1t altdl.
gertrodfnet lit Sas Sel int arlla,
gottlob, bod gllig aibt's geultg.
9as Sdm1al5 mad,t aue <d)en gut
Ser SdNmal5ler nidt oaslelbe tbait
Man lagt, es nlangle oft at Gieb; ar
8ieberei Ood) mangelt's ME.
9as @arten m.ld,t piel 3eitnerluit
@oranf mir lparten? 9as lit =
@urlt.
Man mad)t sic 3metidacn, Sic Der.
idipanoen, NIT 3llder Elm, Ser nid)l
norbanoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
GplitiidJe nlb nnpulitiidc
&anhglpHcm.

'Scet iinb cs DIR Set Scinoc scbn;. :
Sod neroen's allh npd mebr,
Sic belltIdc araft miro miOeritebn.
@lrral - gicl Setno, bel Girl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
es nuroe tar5nab in 4paOeptia angsfauft I'm in gap gmf aussefsni gu merben.

S%iioldnber, uno Der berrldt beutc un@
l1%nid1rdl1ft IN Der @ertpaltlng, cs lit
bies ierner beseidnenb fir Sic flasliz
die lrnfabigfeit, Sen bolltommenen
.Waangel an S.1itiatipe, an Sreaniiaz
tiprs~ unb GgefMtiptale.,t, on benl Die
,@ermaltllns, Defenders aber pifenbar
Sic Ser Mrnee franft.
Gin @inlenber on Sen nMmcricm",
bas @earit 'i1Ne Glatt, .nernt biclc trpltz
los, ia berddtli6 ~unfdbigen unS u11e
beDplfel1en @un1cr, bic an Ser Spibe
Der 2eitung 1teben, Die nDlaben i'm
Sleii1 Ser arinee". Sic lino Sic I'M
fabigfeit in Nerlpn; ibr @critanb reic6t
nllr fir Sic Goutine al1s. Mls 9eiz
lpiel miro auf Sic cntleblide gebanbz
hung Ser 2eid)e bes splbatcn Glaube
8utes POM 10. @c9inent hinscipicicn.
Bic man nidt einmal einbollmirte
%lonbern Die balb b"erpelt in cil1em ROT
Observation-Disclosures Sars iei11er
a%neebDrisen 5ugeididt murbeI
gs lit nabeSn nn9lalbliG. llnl
es ipiro jebt 10 biel ppu vGrepureo=
neB" ~gelprpd)en uao scldrieben. Niar
9laubtc, Sic umerifaniide @eeresper:
ipaltl1ng babe 1eit Sem lpanilh~me:
rifanilden &riese, in nelhem Sic gu:
ltanbe gernbeId idlimm tparen, etipus
aelernt. - So, &l1der1. Sic 3ultdnb,
iinb bieIelben mic Dor nabeau 20 Sab:
zen. .Nidts sclernt unb nidts Der
seilcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

Mer1 Fat lpsar aniebrlife nieoerldn@
btlde Sirmeu nit beutlden Grofurie
item poer Observation-Disclosures BON
beuti6er 0eburt p%erpflidtct, sic Ser
traae nit bie1en 9eripnen 5u lDIen,
ipiSrigenfalLs lie atf Bic idipar8e Cite
geicbt ipiiroen. Sic Nieberlanbe 1ino
in Ser nabren 8eoeutuns bes @ortes
in mander @inlidlt inter Sic ghrez
dcnsberrIdaft bes 2anoe5 gebradt,
Sas bon ltd bebauptet. es babe ben
&ries v5nm g6ubc Ser tleinen Sea-
tipnen" b%e9onnen.
Ser NnfruT Ses beutideu u8roS@
BERN" 8atodi" lit burdals nidt als
Gin glotbld1rei a~lf5ufaIen, lonbern cher
ais cine Grn1abn1ng sur patriotiidcn
9flidt. Sic beutlden aleinbauerll
fDnnen alld} in bielem Salein5fampf,
Sen Southland burdmadt, alten Sc
ppbnheiten nidt entiasen, Sic barauf
seridtet lino, mDglidlt piel @elb bon
Den Stdoteru 5u crlange1- Sn oieler
&eile fonmt es, oab lie ibre Grooufte
logan pcroerbel lailell, I'M lie nidt bill
Zig 5u perfaufen, aus Slrdt, lie tDnnz
ten lief bamit Sen Greis fir lire @anz
rcn berberben. @csen bieien fleinli=
den Sim, ser in elmer lolh ernltet
3eit einem bDbcrcn Seelenldmungt
lpeiden lplte, fdmpft Satpdi in ieinen
Iufruf an. Sic @amiterei Ser 8auz
ern fat ldon lett lanscrer 3eit Icr9erz
nib geeeben ms. mar mill Jest bielet
2euteu 5u Semitic rcbeu, pcil es
ldlehterpines unm0slid lit. iiber ie:
bes 81 unp jebes 9funo Butter @ud
su fiibren lnb niel, 5ur 9ellerlms Sc,
Grudbrlmasperbdltuine lid fun lieBe
ipenn Sober, luns Ell niht SIT leinen
eigenen l~1nter6alt braltdt, an I1ber,
iiberlaBt. Sic Mdiirten crblifen no:
ti.rlid in Sem sG1fruf Sen @eircis BOZ
einer bersmeifclteu Gage. 9us Il
aber nidht ipahr. 9eutl6lallo lhiucl9
belttmntt nidJt in llehcrflnb, aber eil
per5lpeifelter Nptbltano lit nidt Dor
hanoen. @s bcfinoet lth III beoe,lten'
bellerer Gage oils Sruntreid, nno il
nic5t lhlcdltercr Gage pie Gn9tonh
I'D Sic sdmierigfciten Nes transport
lnb sic bpbcn Srnnspprtfplten chen
falls 5lpingen. Sic Sifen sl sdblen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

8l,n1arlie11 muBte 1873 Sen
frl1dtbarcr, bauptiahlih BON gltnsaz
men bepDlfcrten Dltliden Sbeil 9eliaz
rnbicns an Mllblanb abtretcn ll1n erz
bielt als gl1tiddbisllne mn Sic unz
frltdtbare 9pbrubida.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
@imc 8psheit.

Gin Spabpoeel er5d6lt i'll Scr
Trallfiltrter Setting: Mein Srel1no
iii cin Sdriftlteller freilid) Elm
l%ltaeorudter. @as fir Mtiibe bat e.
lid) aegeben, einen Gerleger fiir ieille
@erfe mli5lttreiben. slle beoal,erte'l
lie boflid) ODER gaben feline slntluort.
Man fanm ii6 allo oeufen, lpie sr
ollf Die Gcrlcger ST. iprcdlen tit. Neh-
lld) labcn mir bel ibM 5lianmlcr, als
Der 9pltbote ibnl cine oide Niidien=
oung brinat. Mber mein Srellno be
leuibt lid mortlos uno iett bas@e-
lpra1 tort. Gas bunoeltc bonn erlterl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

s3nansslase Mltuuda,ien berprp~
den baben, @eHarabien bis 5ur1
Sdmar5er @eere pieber ab5utretcn.
8irb cs, faus es iieereid lein 'iolte,
mas nidts mellieer ais iider lit -
1ein @prt bulten?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
Momtemcsrinildje spradJe.

Mls @ott Sic grbe nlad)te ltno sic
Steine pertbeilte, platte ser Sud
NORM er iic trl,a, lulo alle fielcn al,i
Mpntenegro.
9u masit oein @eib ociu ear5e:
2ebeu bilourb ant &iifen tragen
lobalo olt cs einn1al nieoerldBt pirl
es iagell: SD bin miibe!"
Gin redltcr Mann gebt INNER NH
8eltlen am &opfe ber,lnl.
@elier. bel'te eim 81 als morgel
ei1len Sdien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
;3uitanbe an bcr me1ifamiidcn Orcnse.

4ub bie Sic sesenipartise @unoes@
regierltng NIT aller IaGt u,lter1tiibenz
ben prpbritiiden cngliiden 9ldttcr
brinsen 1elteu @acbridyten iiber sic
Truppen on Der merifanildcn @rc115e.
Man fann mebr iiDcr sic ncrguiigli9en
Elattsburger 8iir9erearbiten -1eIen,'
als iiber biele Gdnslpebr se9en 8ilas
Tudc unb Gnrran5as l1n5nperldlIig=
felt. Gas iiebt p~eroahtis n1s. Gfs
fcnbar berri6en 81 3nltd11be, Bic man.
liebcr nidt bclelld6tet, bnrlt bat ia
mpbI aud bic genIlr ettpngN bamit 5lr.
tbun, Scnn hicle bat jebe 8ritif mill
tdriidler Mab1mbmen", n1b mos ldBt
1ib nibt aIles nntcr bieien gcgriff
bril1sen, herbpten. Gu lit cs Nun lebr
lebrreid), selesentlid cine lnscz
idminfte 9aritelll1ng Der 9inge SIT bD%
rem, Sic elmer Ser Gbeilnebmer an iez
Mer mlslo1en expedition nod @nltle
9eldidt bat. IS lit ei1 M11geb6riger
eines Stem Wprfcr Mesi1ncnts, unb mas
er idreibf, lautet IN Scr @altptlade
ipie foIgt: nS6 .bpffe anfrid)tta, bab
oieles fiirdtcrlide @elpeult iid baIo
Ibapon maden miro. Sh babe ME au=
Dor etipas 9e1eber, bns aud mir int
c%ntferntelten SEM bpllitanbigen g6aps
gIeidfnnnmt. has bies 2aserleben Bill
set. Gelblt milbe b%eurtbeiIt, lit bies
bonn Gtanopllnft Der 2ciitunee,1 aus
Elm flaslider Scblldla9. %l1nlere gusz
riiitung MIN. iinh BON iammerlider
8cldaffenbeit, Sic 8erpflegungsane
arSmunsen baden poufonmen bcriagt
nnb Sic Gffi5icre ipiilen nidt, mas lie
tbm IpIlcn. @dren mir i'm 9riese,
id meib nidt, mas aus uns iperben
%iolltc. 8is 9eltcrn mar nidt cine ciue
sige idarfe Gatrone i'm Eager, jett
babcn pir MN ipcni9e gdub prp
Naann. @enn ionIt nidts porbanoen
mare, I'M Sic 9esenipdrtige 8lnbes~
rcgieru,1g Ser sr6Bten gtupibitdt gu
iiberfiibren, 10 lit bics allcin binrei~
henbl Ser Gatriotismis ser Mannz
|idaften bier bat einen fdlimmen Gtob
erbalten, unb niemano fann linen bas
perbcnfen. - 8ir baben nidt einen
Gent 8elb pom Gtaatc pocr bon Ser
8nnoesrcsieruug 9e1ebcn, unb bie
[@riefe, Sic mande Ser nr,nen &erle
bon Sa1ie erbalten, in be1en lie lin,
Gels gebcteu tperben, iinb traurig ii,
Ser Tbat. - @em sic ir9enonclde,,
ginfIub baben in @aIbinston, 70
f1unte i6 meinen MbihiebsIeidt eJals
ten; i5 ipiinidte, sic tbdten ettpas fir
mi6l"
2icic 3eilen entbalten sic benfbar
idiperiten M%nflasen, Bic man geger,
|eine Megierllng n1b lire Mrmeeberipal=
tung crbeben fann. @enn es' iebt,
Boden. ia Mnnate nabDcm Sic 2cltte
Sals iiber &opf an Sic @ren5e 9e1didt
dmlrbcn. nod an Sen notbpcnbisiten
9inscn fir sic @erpflegllng Scr Erltpz
pen, ia ieIbit an @lnitinn feblt. 10 iii
bas nidbt, einn1nl mebr nit SEM iibliz
|den GGlenSrian Ser amerifaniI1er
@crmaltu1a in alien ibren 3pcieen gu
cntIbulbigcn. 9as lit cine ltrafbare,
|tpeiI boridblib gcoulbete Mablaliigz
felt. Sic mir ser ppllfDmmanen Nib%
adtllng Ser Scrr1dafteu in @a1Ding=
Etpn fir Sen seipobnlidcn Marm ent=
!iprinst. gs 1T 0ies tepild fir Den
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31


Napoleon. Semalto fritiiirte Gapole-
ems Moral. uSbr fonnt iagcn, mas
ilr molt", falt 90 nleiu Srellno eiu.
uetlnas 6lttcS bat er bod actban."
uNaimlidl9@
Or bat Galm cridieben laiicn /"
Gmporlug -.
r9s1m ia. lest er lid sltr @e6re.
uEalm mar aodD Serlags6ld)6dnoler,,
llidJt9"
SedlstallIcnS &arbierc am
Streif III Seem yorf; meitere oreiBie.
tmlieno folgen . gntiucoer meroan
lie inns ODER b Id)neioen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

@NV SNJ >J
Sic belltIdc &raft ipirb niSeritebn.
@1lrral - giel Sei,1o, bel Girl
- aur5es GebadtniB. = Sic gflt@
manen baben bel Glepno sic Muliea
por einer id)mdblt0en Mieperlage be-
ipubrt. @as ipau Der SAINT?
- 8uuma,,ien nuBtc 1878 Sen
fru6tbarcll, bauptidhlih ppl1 @ltuaiS
men bep0lfcrten Dltlideu Sbeil 8eia@
rnbicns un Mllblanb abtreten ms er@
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-15
SALESMANSHIP RESEARCH
NEW PHASE OF EDUCATION
Bureau to Be Affiliated With Car
negie Institute Of Technology
at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. February Is
The bureau Of salesmanship research
a new phase Of education and said to
be the first Of the kind in history. Is to
be affliated with the Carnegie lnsti-
tute of Technology. and will be opened
for study in June, according to an an
nouncement yesterday by Prof. w. v.
Bingham, teacher of psychology. at the
institute. A group of the leading manu-
facturers Of the country is backing the
new school. the purpose of which is
to promote efficiency in the selection
and training of statesmen. 1t is an
nounced that $4,000 has been raised.
When it opens the school it will be
under the supervision of DIR. Walter
Dill Scott, professor of psychology in
Northwestern University. Associated
with DR.. Scott will be several other
who are specialists In
mental teste. 1t is the purpose of the
bureau to first have a class of employ
ing agents OF the various business con-
Germs, and fit them to be able to pick
out the best statesmen for their line
of work.