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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
S,cruliidJtc glm3eiscn.


Chuc GcBrer GnnliI6 Ipreden Mnb IdlreIDen
81 rrncn. Sir NcnsGin9epanoer loiuie. tlir
Gprn6e iibcn uno beruoulommnen pollen:
D, ,9ImerItaniidIcr 90lmnincr". 1856 Seien
Vrdnmulif uno gln,2itlnq, IN nrder Belt oDne
Yebrer @nqliicb ipreDen uno idrciben 81 ler'
nen, Sibt Die gln5iprnDe Der g90rter Die man
i'm td0lnen gebcn brauDt Gin meribpoles,
ilirB aeiubiee g91rterbu6. Gine 0ouiidnoige
Wderidmmlnng bon Nrieien. Necbmlngen
2uitinnaen, @ontrafien Sebfeln slniueillIns
Gen. Gei6dtiSidrien etc Nur S1.00. Beielr
lnuQcn nit Dem 8eira9e an Gbnrle6 9allmeber
YpDliHlng 6Umpnmp, 695 Sbiro sIpe;, yleu
Wutl, ". v. (Wlaii1,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

Die frnn5OIidc 6anptituOt bat in gcw.gOrf cine
Aneibe BON so Gllionen Dollars oufgenommen. Dos
@elo ioa we es beBt nd5t fir Sricgs5pede, onoern
fiir Die 2noermg Der @unoen, ole Der area eeidla.
gen Bat, perpenoet per0en oe glneibe f6nne oeSbob
feline Striegsonleibe genonnt mcroen. ~ gddt? gSenn
@oris 250 Ytillonen 6roncs brotbt fir Die 0@elung
BON gSunoen ole Der arieg geidIoseu", Oonn miirOc
6 Die Slmme leidt in 6ranfreid ielbf oufbrugen
f0nner Berlin tbut's in Deutidlnno tparum iollte
%aris es nidt IN 6ronfreid tbm f0nneu2 Dieie %u.
rer 9(nlebe 1T meitcr nidts, ais mf llnwegcn oen
fron3oiiiden Credit fir StregS5pede in ocu Der Stau.
ten 8ll be6en. Der lmpcg 1T geUdblt woroen Oanlit
Stubn COB & SO. iid an oen profitoben ariegSnon3.
SperitiOuen betbeligen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

ions ib 6n iii9cn iDot iie cs nit
0eu Gorbebolt, ooB g8iIion nm ouh
england 5miuge, CUR 8ea6tung oes
@eiebes Der Golfer 8uriid5ufebren.
9os bat &ilion nidt oaein niht ee-
tbon, ionOern er bat miiBig 5uge-
ihout, wie @nglano Ole 93eutroleu
inlmer lnehr peraepoItiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
SnNeSf6nr.

glm 2S. september ScnrD GalOpoh, SobnS
Sopfinss6oipital, 5S Sabre at
gln 27 September Sad @inuiam, ytr 16,
e. Saul StrdBe, AZ Sabre alt
glnl o. September SctnDin 3. SDiparb, nJbe
9ecl Apartments, SO Sabre alt
glm o. september Snoie Wtiller, yir, 253,
Sio Sauns SiraBe, 21 ,Sd0re alt
@lnl 27. September W1nrgnret &. @arlett,
yr. 1901 Nprbs9neH SfroBc Al Sabre nli
glm 27. september Selemn 9ilbur, yir. 642,
NDrns,S liDusQneuue 81 NQbre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
Sirdlidlc SlnSeigsu.
Ginns.Memeinoe.

Gonniaa5i@uIc (0beralalleu) 0.3o Woiiess
oienit 10.46.
p NJ Vespers: The Gospel among the
Germanlc peoples.
@onnerllaa. 8. Sfober 815, onenniGe @i
beihinoe
aonirmauoensgh ghnbeu 9ieniiae uno 5reiag
4.30. (5ept30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
O[u sic Tatneu.

Die r:u5iae edlule In ber etabt.
llniere Gdb,Nlcien lest often. Snnge &o4
men, ipelde Die NIeoerniaherinni nnb ben
neuelien DseOoocn erlerrsn ipoEerL I0nnen biee
~ iur3er Hei Durb oeH Nnt6uB 1n biete
stlniicn erreinen dnierr6i l2oraeHs gtons
ntines nilo glbenbS. Beqneine Stilnoen. Sm
9GIle eseonge stpeie iognsn oG2IsHo SeS
llulerridt Inn @ntpurf ton Wuiteru ertbeilt
ydbere gIneIunft driitl0 ooer ninoHb bel
Nrl. 0uberc. Nr. 302. sHeitsGarntuan.Gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
NrcieimioFcits Stride.

sriuitH., mnbe 1is6.strahe.
8ornuiiaga Nrneielt.
ylbeHoe US llbr: ,,Ecm Winnlmun oicneu."
ytammiitagS: sSranenberein. Gonni1qSi6ulc
pie immer (Sepi30 Ofi1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
1ioes 9Salmcr.

Gs liarb am 20. Scpicmber 1916, mad IdHs
aerem 0raniiein, 8ioes Yalmer, ge6. Straub,
Ter bon 90 sSabren Ole Necroiguna iinoet am
Wiuatag, yiddbuitiaes llbr bon ibrer QSobs
muiu SnmcSs Mno g. StraNe, Wiurren Eari,
Baltimore GpHntD, aus itatt.
fcpNt9O--SNffol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
NnIin Queblein,

IS narb am 90 September 1916. Inn vi
llbr Wiorgcns nab iiIrder @ranibeit Snlia
1Deblein, qe6orcne Germdnn i'm 2lter bon
AZ ,Sdbren, Qcliebte Satin bon Sobn y
9oebleiu. @eruGnote nno 6rcnnoe iino n6s
tnngsooa enaelaoen, Der 8eeroigune bei5us
mobnen lpelte um Samtag, Ga6mitiags I'M
llbr bon i6rer 9Sp1HIng. Vr. 1923, Dit
WioArmcHtzigabc, aus ari Der Baltimore
0cmeierO" iiaiiirnci (Eept2S-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
ScfumnimudJitmocn.


n. oepeWber lVIU.
SO miro biermit 6eiannf acnIacft, 6aB 98n
e. Tbomas. gemdb Der am 80. Snni 1908
nnter5ei@neten 8eroronung Nr. i55. glbimnitt
A. 4arnarnpb Y tpie am 30 g.opeinber 1911
aHenoirD. nm @rlaubniB nadaeiucbi bat oae
9lupeien an Der Sfooltz@de 6oui0aDs mo
@eniresSiraBe ais Difenilcbe @oraee uuo Plus.
iiellungsrnum 81 beiIbeH
g. Z. gDrne,
(scp2s,30) eje6duoe'SnipeIior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
0ipiOeuOeu.

Bureau Der
llniteb 0alpaDc q Glecrtc COMPANY
pDH Baltimore
yioti5 an Die Better Opn GtammaltCH.
WaIt more, 2S. september 1916
Gas Direfiorilm bat beltc cine DiOioenoe
bon ini5ig Gents bro glutbeil (1%) aui Die
ausiiebcnoen glni6elc oes Siamntf0pitals Der
9onpognie erilirt; beiagie 9ibioenoe 1T am
am B. Gfober 1916, 3 llbr Na1miilags. eins
geiragenen glitiondre 3nblbnr 8olt oieler @ir
bioenoc iperoen iene glb8ige fir Giaais',
Sinoi' uno 9ouniD Sieuern gemaoDt
g9m Garln,
(Sepi29, ,Sfi4,f2) Sefreidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

1ic Anappbet nuicrer @ei5cnOurrGtJc nnO Oas
ltetoe Steieeu Der Bei8cnmcblpree mirtt i6eroQ in
2anoe olnrmireno 9ereits fangen SonoeIstammern
en- iid nit Der ernIen Augeleaenbcit ou bcddteeu
uno BON 9ustubroerboten 8u ipreden Die S8oibing
toner Son0elsfammer bot cn Gomtc nit Der lInter
illdum9 Der Yreslteigcumg berot mo nil ole Scr
StaatensSa Sanoelsfammer 0eranloen oic Gragc nit
allen &oi0elSfomnern oes 2on0es ol5lnebnten llt
iere tdgde gSe5cnuusiu1r bat eiuen @eIOpertb bon
lngcfGbr elmer Wliaion Qolors gSenn Dem nidt
6oO Gnbolt geboten miro muB Der Breis OeS gSei0en
fcrner 3ct 0os SAB Web is Collars foiten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

70 gtpIgHIOtl IUIO.
Sc tpir6 biernit 6eiannt aemadt, oab Wiors
ris 5ranflin. gemdB Der am 10 SUM 1903
unter3ec5ncten Ncroromine Gr 1856 glbfhnitt
AZ, Baragrapb y (we am 2s. Nopember 1911
nmenoirD, nm Srlaubnib nndgcIndbt bat, ons
glnWeieH binter glr. 1887 30 @recnmonnts
sloeHue, ais gIipaarcHeei6dit 8r bcnuten
(Sept2s.80) Gje6duSc'Snfpefior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

Su g8ai6nstOmer Niarinefrciicu fat man OernOm-
men, Dob QroB griiamien gum Ban bon Sdladtibif
fen nit 1S8O[gen @jehiben oe6ritteu it, ytlln uaS
GnglanO tbut, fonnen oild onoere 2Gioer tbun uenn
es iidj obn Sn ga1ingouer 6ad]freiien o6er gIoubt
mon nidjt ooB es ii6 lo6nt SAladtitiffe nit IS.
5oIligcn @ei6iBen 6u Dcrieben, Oo Elm iod)es GediB
ocIleidt nod benz bunoertiten SduB nidt mebr brolid
bar ien miroe lno iiberboilpt oic SAlodt om Sfo.
gcrraf ge6eigt babe Bob oos 5hneafeuer ser 8obrei
deren tlcnercn @cidteG Der ocutideu 8lote perbcc.
rcnoer wirfe ols Gle cn6elncu @eiGoiic aus Gieien
@eid)iiten. Stdrtere @on6erlmg lei oc Sallptiodc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

NnrtcnflicGcr nnteruebmen yDmben-Nugrffe au
lurenlbrrgiiAe Genwertc, Die W1unition fir Qeutid
lan0 iabr0ren. gse oos neutroIe 9mcrita bereit it,
Wtunition fir Ole N2ittem0dte 5l a6ri3ren 10 1T oos
neutrole 2remblrg wiIeus @unition fiir oic Qlaiir
ten ber3uiteaeL uno Oeutide 8leaer fonnteu nit oem
ieI6en 9}cdt omertoniide Giien. lmo @mitionspcrfc
nit 9omben beegen nit meldem 9(Qiirtenilieger
nrcmburgidle g8erte oeicr g(rt bomboroireu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

0nOeubnrg MnO ieiuc uObI6efaunte Auiidt Sah
Der arieg olf uiiiilder @roe our Gntdciong ecbradt
pcroer miiiic, perluiod6t petersburg 9lpOrideu %e
terSDrg flagt Snoenburg perniiidle ocrrcidiide go
taaone nit oeiltiden lno tirfiten uno babe oaourd
cine iete Mouer errbtet Dor Der ole riIii6e 0iicn
iUe gum Stebeu gefomneu ei llno bang frdgt NeterS
burg, pos Die lddite 8ufnft bringen meroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
aie geOtte BED Oentiden gleidatamaIera, uOaH BED

Die @Orte OeS OentIdJen 9ieidjSfau5erS, .Oaf Der
Staotsmoun Der DC oogere, ale our @erfiiglng tebe
Den g8offcr gegcn Den 6eino an5upcnoeu 0urd Die
oos Gnoe oes Sricgcs idneler berbcgebrt meroen
folne uer0ient gebdngt 5u meroen miro in g8aibing
ton ols cine 9Infiinoiglmg Der @ieocrauinobme ocs
ridiidtslolen Observation-Disclosures ongeeben gS
moo iein, Dob g9oibnqton bic g9orte 0rs Gcihsfoi3
Iers ridto oeluct 9ls ole oeutide @coeruno iidl i'm
a2oi oiees Sobres perpiIi6tee, Dem llltmotm QBil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30

Sn Ocu Orei @lOnateu Snni, Suli nnO gnsnit bat
Ole 8obl Der 5bwcne in 8raBcn Inn 5ue Wdlionen
8iiacnoumcn 0os 6epirft oie atsee5eidhetc Grntc.
Sebt oa araifiutter in genioenoer Menee oorbonocn
it, piro Die 6leiid unO 6ettnotb in Deutidlono in
ctlidcu Monotcn gebo6en iein, uenigiens 8um Ebeil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST

LOST.A lady's pocketbools, while
driving an auto from Rosemont to
corner of. Wilkes and Royal steets,
containing cash and Burke and
Herbert checkbook. Finder please
return to Gazette office or No. 4,
Cedar street, Rosemont, and receive
reward. 246-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
STATE WILL SAVE 100000
Public Service Corporations to. Pay
Increase on New Assessments
:, of Property

Il h. 81
Increase on New Assessments
of Property
| Public-service corporations operat
ing in Virginia will pay to the State
in taxes for the year 1916 between
100000 and s325,0Oo more tina,
! was paid by these companies for
the year preceding. Of this increase
SPIT, 1869 will be paid by steam
railways.
The estimate as to the total in.
crease in the State taxes of public.
service companies was drawn yes
terday by Clerk R. T. Wilson, o:
the State Corporation Commission,
from an abridged statement ISSUED
by the commission, covering the new
assessments of the properties of
steam and electric railways and from
other assessments in the course o!
completion.
The properties of steam railroad;
are valued this year at $139,353,
453, as against valuation of S127,-
297,5O1 in 1915. This enhancement
however, is negligible, from the
standpoint Of State revenue, in COM
parison with the enormous Increase
in gross transportation receipts upoa
which the State levies a tax of Ii
per cent. Increased transportation
receipts, together with the is per
cent tax increase on this subject
voted by the last General Assembly,
will combine with the modest in
crease in property valuation to give
the State taxes CT steam railway:
aggregating $1,707,O46 or $277186
more than it received from this
source in 1915.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
NEWS &5F TIE Dl1s


Reginald n Is
the British ssst re ssss.s y.
the house Of ~
criticisms of !}e MA; - .a y y e
terest payable 9a le%
bonds and the iieg; .------S>4 li:ifi5,i
this would lead to their beng large
ly held abroad said: "That is the
very thing we desire. 1t must be re-
membered that we had to pay a very
considerable amount day by day IN
the United States. At present we
have to find s1O,OOO,OOO day for
every working day. That means a
prodigious amount to find every SIN
days"
Short-measuring gasoline pumps,
according to an investigation by the
Federal bureau Of standards, arc
mulcting motorists of millions OF
dollars a year. In Illinois alone the
loss is not less than $500,OOO a year.
Tests in many cities have confirmed
previous conclusions and actual tests
of the types of pumps used by re-
tailers in Washington have
shown 80 per cent of them give
short measure for various reasons.
Some Of them are faults of con-
struction and others are susceptible
to manipulation by the dealer.
The most severe fall blizzard in
80 years prevailed in Pipestone,
Mimi, yesterday. The storm swept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
FOR RENT

TO RENT-Room, with board and
all conveniences suitable for man
ard wife. Call at SIT Cameron
street. References exchanged.
242-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
WANTED

WANTED-Reliable settled woman
either white or colored, to do for
family of two adults; general
work. Apply to A. B., Gazette
Office. References. 246-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

WANTED-Two mattresses at $500
per week. Alexandria Quick
Lunch, 31S King street. 244-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
n from South Dakota at dawn,

N from South Dakota at dawn,
.loving rapidly eastward.
The correspondent of the Vossis,
che zeitung of Berlin telegraphs
from Vienna, saying that minis
slrfal crisis in Austria is consided-
"A unavoidable. The correspondent
rays it is expected that the foreign
minister will retire and be succeed
ed by a Hungarian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

FOR RENT-In the business section.
room office; hot water heat. MIL
tual Fire ms. Co., Prince and Royal
street. 229-12t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

Grocery buying wisdom is
contagious. When MIS-.
NeNt-door says to Mrs.
Neighbor that Mrs. A
Cross-the-street has found a
fair and square grocery store
which lives up to her idea Of
what a food market should
be, the idea is catching and
we discover that the three
above housewives come here
a shopping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

WhNTED-Ten girls at Klots Silk
Mill, Wages SO. SO per week while
learning; experienced hands can
earn from Sc. 90 to 81. 90 per week.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply
at mill, corner Pitt and Wilkes
street 212-5w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20
N(nlDu ARIl { Ll)THRlI|
s0Eh-llth. E Il s.reesa
WASHINGTON, q. g.
Madras Curtain Materials
In Sheer Weaves

Madras is one of the most Materials that be Of
plain quite ornamental and decora
DESIGNS and vyes The sotness the fabric the
best materials dapng be had In durability it's
passed by -
Madras for dining living
baes especially desirable for den and mems
and college Wears well laund we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

ROOMS AND BOARD-Second story
and several other desirable rooms;
bath, electric lights and heat, all
= on same floor; good table board:
terms reasonable. Apply 220 north
Columbus street, 242-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-20

FOR RENT-Very desirable house,
ID rooms, good location, opposite
post office. No. Cos Prince st. APP
uIy GOT Prince st. 237-H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
CHANGE WORN IN
LU5ITANIA NOTE
Germany Recognizes Lila
bility", Not Assumes
Liability" Suggested.

Washington. D. c., Feb. 9.-One Of
the changes in the Lusitania agreement
suggested by secretary of state Lans-
ing to count Won Bernstorff the Ger
man ambassador, is the substitution of
ne words recognizes liability" for the
words assumes liability" which were
mployed i'm the tentative draft.
Germanys latest proposal in the Lu-
-itania case having proved in sub
lance. satisfactory to the United states.
final settlement Of the controversy is
Xpected within few days.
Some alterations. however. in the
form of the agreement, regarded as
minor ones. are to be made to meet the
wishes of the American government
One Of the changes. it is stated au-
thoritatively, is that the communication
shall specifically include the statement
that it was in answer to the last Ameri-
can note Count Won Bernstorff has
submitted the whole matter by cable to
the Berlin government for final APP
prevail It is said that a reply Will be
forthcoming in about six days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
JUSTICE HUGHES DECLINES
TO BECOME A CANDIDATE

Washington. d. c., Feb. 9.-Repre-
sentative Slemp, chairman of the Vir-
ginia Republican committee, today
made public letter from justice
Hughes declaring:
Il am totally opposed to the use Of
may name in connection with the nom
nation for Republican candidate for
the presidency, and to the selection or
instruction OF any delegates in my in
terest directly or remotely"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
GERMANY IS EXPERIMENTING
WITH NEW TYPE OF ZEPPELIN

Berne, Switzerland. Feb. "a new
type Of Zeppelin that is having a trial
trip in Germany this week is the
LZ-95, which is taken here to mean
that it is the 95th in the series dating
from the beginning Of the war, 10
having been lost. il is said
The newest model seems considera-
bly, longer than previous types. II 8
Of fish-like shape and gray tinted by the
means Of aluminium powders. The
six machine guns in its quick firing
battery and apparatus for throwing
bombs and air tOrpedOes. 1t is reported
that a new air torpedo. more powerful
than any previously used, is about to
be given a trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
THOMAS PAXTON SELLS NEW
BUNGALOW TO M. ]. COURTNEY

Thomas Paxton has sold to NJ J
Courtney a four room, new bungalow
at 3719 Clifton street Government Hill.
The consideration was $4,000.
#. J. Gentry has bought from J W
Phillips a six room bungalow at 1908
Tularosa street for $3.50. Mr.. Gentry
bought this house as an investment.
Leland Reavis has sold to A. a. Law
Tor lots y and IS, block 2, Bishops
subdivision. Mr.. Lawlor will build two
five room bungalows on these lots
John W. Phillips has sold to w. P.
Gilliland d four room bungalow in the
5000 block on Tularosa street for S3E00
J. B. McSpOddin has bought from the
Government Hill Co, lots and s. block
So The consideration was $3.50.
Creel and Phillips made all these
sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
THREAT OF DYNAMITE
FRIGHTENS CANADIANS

Montreal. Que, Feb. y.-Information
received by the police that the city
hall was to be blown up at 1890 o'clock
today spread alarm throughout the
city this morning and caused a hur-
ried return from Quebec OF mayor Mar
tin. The police were relieved when the
hour passed without any untoward in
Cident.
Mayor Martin on his arrival went in
to immediate conference with the no.
lice heads and the city hall was placed
in a state suggesting siege. A large
squad Of police was placed on duty ir
and around the building. All valuable
papers were transferred to fire proof
safes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
AUTO THIEVES
USE TELEPHONES
Call Up Car Owner and
Drive Away While He is
Answering Phone.

The telephone at the office Of the FL
Paso Overland Auto company rang at
8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
rs Mr.. Harne there?' inquired the
voice at the other end Of the telephone.
Mr. Harne-telephoner called the
office man who answered the phone.
But when Mr.. Harne reached the tele-
phone the person at the other end Of
the line had hung up. AS he turned
from the telephone, Harne heard some
one cranking his cara FOrd-1ust
outside Of the office on San Francisco.
He ran to the door in time to see a
Mexican in overalls and without a coat
driving his car down San Francisco
street
Gave Chase.
Harne jumped into another auto and
started In pursuit. After following the
auto thief for five blocks the gasoline
I'm the pursuing car gave out and the
chase was abandoned. The car carried
No 1890 and had Rogers Furniture
company signs on the sides as Mr..
Hsrne worked for the Rogers company
until he Joined the Overland company
as sales agent
Is Clever Scheme.
It is believed by the police that there
is an organized gang of automobile
thieves at work in the city. The scheme
used is to telephone man known to
have a car standing on the street and,
while he is at the phone to jump in
the car and drive away. This plan has
worked a number Of times recently and
the police have been notified TO watch
for strange MeXicans driving autOmO-
biles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
OLD PROSPECTOR OF RED
ROCK, N. NJ, FOUND DEAD

Houten, an aged prospector, known as
the old prospectOr." whose body was
found on Richolite peak two miles
north of Red Rock. y. NJ, Tuesday al
ternoon, was received Wednesday By
friends in IL Paso.
1t is believed that the aged pros
pector died Of exposure, as he had
been missing for several months. He
was member Of the FL Paso lodge,
Loyal Order Of Moose, and was in Ell
PasO last fnll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
BE[GIIIN SPNRNS
OFFER Of PEACE
Not Ready to Accept Terms
from Germany But Will
Keep Fighting.

Rome, Italy, Feb. 9.-The GiOrnale
d'Itaila states that monsignor Tacci
POrcelli, the papal nunciO to Belgium,
presented to Belgium Germany's pro-
posals for a separate peace.
1t is said that Germany. through
prince Won Buelow and other prominent
personages. has indicated that the
terms she is ready to offer to Belgium
upon the concluding of a separate peace
comprise the restoration of Belgium to
the government of king Albert and
the payment of a large indemnity, and
that she asks in return economical and
commercial privileges which would
practically transform the port Of Ant
werp into a German center of traffic
To these proposals Belgium IS said
to have replied with a prompt refusal
and a declaration of intention to adj
mere to the allies and not to conclude
a separate peace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
PARLIAMENT TO CONSIDER
ANOTHER VOTE OF CREDIT

London. Eng. FEB. "a considerable
part Of the attention Of parliament
which opens next Tuesday, will be oc-
cupied with financial questions. At an
early date another vote of credit will
be asked. 1t will be the ninth since
the war began. II is a foregone con-
clusion that early in April q fresh
loan for an almost unlimited amount
viii be issued.
The appointment Of a treasury COM
mittee on national economy is expect
ed shortly
Imports are TO be prohibited or re-
stricted in a number Of articles, in
GLIDING. thus far. paper pulp, tobacco,
sugar, fruit. furniture, and barley used
in making spirits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
Ell PAsO DISTRIBUTING POINT
For WEST TEXAS POSTOFFICES

III Paso is to be the headquarters for
the postal district which includes some
thirty Of the third and fourth class
postoffices Of west Texas. Postmaster
general A. S. Burleson, has ordered that
this be the distributing center for the
handling Of postal supplies, exclusive
Of stamps for the territory mentioned.
Postmaster E. a. Shelton here has
been put in charge Of the district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
SEAPI ANES HIT
COAST Of KENT

London, Eng, Feb. 1.-Two German
seaplanes raj ell the coast Of Kent to-
day, dropping several bombs. No cas-
ualities have been reported.
Tne following Offic-aI statement was
given out tonight:
AT $3.50 p. m. today two German
seaplanes were reported approaching
the coast of Kent. 4 few minutes later
these seaplanes dropped three bombs
in a field on the outskirts of Rams
gate. Four bombs were dropped near
a school at Broadstairs. Three of the
latter exploded.
mo casualties have been reported.
No damage was caused other than to
glass"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
Standard Cash Stores

We sell you fresher Goods and better
goods for less than the other Grocers and
Marketmen. We are here to prove the
abovs assertion.
You are to BE- the Judge and the Jury.
It's up to you to get the facts in the case.
Our daily business is our evidence We
are ready for your verdict. We know
what i will be. We are ready to serve
you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
MINISTRY OF AVIATION
Is BKITIsH DEFENCE PLAN

London, Eng, Feb. 9.-The creation
Of the new office minister of aviation
is part Of the governments program
for the development Of better defence
against airship attacks in England, ac-
cording to the Standard.
The government will announce next
week the details Of the new scheme OF
defence organization which has been
planned.