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iNttnerlne w. smith, 10 faul flsner. MT,
Fisher Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Requa Fisher OF 81 West Fiftieth street.
Mrs. Edwin II, Porper OF the Har-
crave. lie West S~eventy-second street,
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Claire Pepper. to lie Roy +.
Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Har-
ris of Chicago. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Announcement has been made by
Rabbi II Mrs, c. Hirechcuson Of Iio-
hoken Of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Tamar Hirschenson. to the Rev.
lIr. lie sofa Pool. pr. Pool is rabbi OF
the congregation of Shearith Israel of
New York. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Many New Workers. attended the mar.
rIdrc on Tuesday Of Miss Edna Step
pacher, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Walter
y. Stelrlacher 81 Philadelphia, 10 Max
l." Young, Jr,, son of Mrs. NJ. l.. Young
OF this city, which took place at the
Bollevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Or. Bcrkowitz and was followed by Il
reception and dinner dance. after which
the young couple left for an extended
tour to California,
There was an aisle arranged through
the room in which the ceremony took
place, and the bride and her father and
attendants passed through II. She wore
II gown of white satin made ankle length
aud her vel was fastened with q coronet
of orange blossoms. She carried lilies Of
the valley and white orchids.
Her s!stcr-in-law. Mrs. Lester Step
pacher, who was her matron of honor.
was dressed in yellow taTeta, and the
bridesmaids, Miss Charlotte Feustman.
Miss Cccile l.ouchheim. Miss Fanny
Baum, Miss Helen Hecht, Miss Irene
Hccht and Miss Ruth Erlanger. wore
blue frocks aud carried bouquets OF pink
roses.
The trldcgroom's cousin. Austin ".
Young, was his best man, n tho
ushers were o b.. Young. Laurence
Young, Robert Hamerschlag, Edward
Steckler and Clarence Wimphelmer Of
this city; Maurice Steppacher, Lester
~Steppacher. Leonard Scssler. Dolph
Levy and Louis Gerstley, Jr. If Phila-
delphia Myron Morreay ~ Cleveland,
and Bertram Freedman Of Baltimore.
Or. and Mrs. Fenton Benedict Turck
will give u large reception at their
home, "A East FNfty-third street, on
December % to introduce their daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Turck.
Mr.. and Mrs, %F'rcderick ] Ryrno.
who were recently married IN the Church
~ the Sacred Heart a, Wilmington,
nci., will reside ~ 1854 vs.. seventy
fourth street when they return from
their wedding trip, Mrs. Byrne was
Mio Mary Sexton. daughter Of Michael
: esxtoa u wtlminstsA
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MUSIC NOTES
Continued from Seventh Pnc.

Ic'h nearing In tho programme vh.'A
inc Trio do Lutece VIII OFF, 81, ,s
aohee't IN the Cort Theatre on TG,.l
afternoon. November oS. Emr,
erts. contralto. will be the as
artist.
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me Flonzaley Quartet viii CIV :
nrst SUBSCRIPTION concert ~ hco'N'. '.r
tuesday evening. November - q"
programme Will be- In mnmp...
T., j de Coppet. and will include . o.,
numbers of which the quartet f.. 10
was particularly fond. a movement
~Beethoven's quartet In L. fiat
opus III the Mozart quartet in n 80.
ana Smetana's "AuS meiuom IT,.
me Beethoven adaG!o was play. E
the FlonzaleNs at Mr. Dc ropret- ,
at his request on tho afternoon - I'.
day Of hts death and was rep,a.,.
his funeral service.
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katherine w. Smith. to Paul Fisher. Mr..
Fisher Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
iiequa Fisher OF 81 West Fiftieth street.
The sun., 1916-11-19

Germaine ~Schnltzer. pianist. W o.
n recital ~ Carnegie Hail on -
afternoon, November 81. Tire Pm
erammc will he devoted to- NUS
composers Of the so-callcl "Ro,. .
school.
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The New York city colony OF the Ma
tional Society Of New England Women
will give its first card party of the sea-
son on Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria
The proceeds will be devoted to charity.
The sun., 1916-11-19

Or. and Mrs. st. Clair Smith OF SIS
West Fiftieth street have announced the
sngagsmsnt OF thAls daughter Mss
The sun., 1916-11-19

Wednesday at the Plaza. Her pro
gramme will include g. group OF con-
temporary Irish poets The dates for
the other readings ave December 6 and
20, n January 3. II and 81.
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Mrs. Edwin IL. Porper OF the Har-
crave. lie West Seventy-second street,
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter. Miss Claire Pepper. to lie Roy F..
Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Har-
rs of Chicago. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The sun., 1916-11-19

Or. and Mrs, Fenton Benedict Turck
will give a large reception at their
home, II East Ffty-third street, on
December % to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Turck.
The sun., 1916-11-19

Tho Musical Art Society. undo %.
direction Of Frank pamroscl. v. IS
the first OF two concerts IN I,
twenty-fourth season at Cdrrc- n
on Tuesday evening. prccwh''
Notable on the programme - p'l
THE Blessed Damose,."
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The second pair Of concerts 't
Boston symphony OrchcstI. "
given in Carnegie Hall ThuslD ,
ming, November 80. and Saturlat N
noon. December .. The Sy,nul r
Thursday evening Will Il. : AVN. q
~"lshenisll,' which Will he follow 4
the "Scheherazadc" suite - lt
Korsakor.
ON Saturday afternoon BRAIN
symphony IN e minor. Nc. I. W.
played. followed by three shorter !
including Debussy's The At'eru. I
q Faun."
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On ,Deosmber. II Miss Thsola Blumsn.
thal, 'daughter'ee NJ. a1As1eAs0ionNG1
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Under the auspices of the Vassar 1910
Club Of this city IA fair was held yester-
day at the Hotel Manhattan for the hem
eft OF the Vassar 81. 200. 900 endowment.
The class OF 1910 has pledged l 1900.
most Of which n already In hand. Ar
tiiples suitable See 0Aglst0ao .OtfA' -
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Blumenthal OF the De~vonshire. 1l2th
street and Broadway. will he married
10 Samuel Bouton. The ceremony VIII
take place at the ST. Regis. and viii be
followed by a dinner and reception.
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Under the auspices Of the Thursday
Aftss- Cage CAsoaA VA1sA voyks Tor The
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Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Lefiler Of 267 West
Eighty-nlnth street OF the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Edith Lefler. TO
Norman l. Finn.
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Mr., and Mrs, Frederick ! Rvrnc.
who were recently married IN the Church
Of the Sacred Heart At Wilmington,
Del, will reside ~ 1854 w.. seventy
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a series OF ten operate lecture re-
citals will be given during the season by
Mrs, George Lee Bready AT the Won Ende
School OF Music on West E~lghty-ffth
street. The first was held on Tuesday
last, and the others will be on Wednes-
days.
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MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Muir Of 1co
West Ninety-sccond street have an
nounccd the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Louise Muir, to Karl
Schroeder, son of Mr., m Mrs, Wilhelm
Schroeder Of Amsterdam. Holland. No
date has been set for the wedding.
The sun., 1916-11-19

Mrs. James A. Greer OF 5s Central
Park West the engagement
Of her niece. Miss Gladys Lufburrow. to
Christopher NJ, Lowthcr. son of George
Lowther. OF 375 Park avenue. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding.
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Mr., and Mrs. william Christian NIL
Ter OF 400 West I52d street an
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Mackay Miller. to Ar
Carroll Lewis Of Plainheld. ". j..
date has been set for the wedding.
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Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hauptner OF this city Of
tho engagement of their daughter, Miss
Charlotte iiauptner. to Lorraine $. Conk-
lin, son of col, Eugene II, conklin OF
32O West Scyeuty-eighth street.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
[ ! !. !. Eight I. |
IS on lii Arizona over the Gov
ernorsI1ip and Monday May
Find a Real Battle.
tsy A41eeIAIso sNEssl

PHOENIX, ArIz.. Dec. 30. The
1gubernatorial contest IN Arizona be-
came more comp plicated today when
both Governor George W. p. Hunt,
Democrat. ]. and Tom Campbell, Re-
publican, claimant OF the Office
through the recent election, took the
oath OF onice. IA recount Of the ball
lots which gave Campbell slight lead, J,
Is incomplete. Z
Governor Hunt today for the hrst
time definitely announced that he
would oppose the accession Of Mr.
Campbell. The governor tested the
locks of all doors leading U his Or
fee this al SternoUn. ends #of MI.
Campbell are proceeding Nth prep
ara tIons8 for the tnalI urat Ion on$ Mon
day and declare tii iat they WI secure
u warrant for the arrest OF the gov
eTnor under q aragraph of III "A pen
AL code which rnak kes II Y mIBd demean-
or for one who having been an ex-
ecutiYe officer WI lful ly exercises any
OF the funct ions Of his once after his
term has expired and successor has
been el lected.' @
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
WOOL 77A.E2lF ~ VA Y
BE RESTOR SOON
BY Congress AIong#Wit Other
Tariffs to Help M eet The
FeaSurVS Deficit.

s 3I58ii5 jsjs "
I tRYlAanocfArRnaEE aEEErnf

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 The ads
8Yisabtl lityS Of restoring tariff duties on
wool, rub ubber and nee. and of In
creasing the present tarif on Bu garSIs
under confederation by treasury de-
partment Off cia1s and In q congress as
IA means OF aVerting the til eatened
deficit at the end of the next fiscal
year.
The plan to Increase revenues.
which Secretary Adoo Is formu=
lating with the. presId dentss approval;
probably ySwill be nbmitte to leaders
in Congress within a few days after
the expiration of the holiday recess.
Indications are that it will contain
recommendations that wool, ru bber
and coffee be taken from the free list
and placed under low tariffs, but 1T
Is more certain what recommends
ition will be made vi thE regard to SUI
gar. IN fact, the entire tariff pro
gram of the plan to increase reve-
8nues has not, /, It is said. taken a
definite form.
Nominal Tariffs.
The tariffs unde consfd fderationsare
und erstood to be nominal ana de
signed to provide revenue only.
Rates that wou1 d Samountst to a kprotecz
tive tariff are und derstood to be OBJ
posed By department. oficta1s and sad=
minfstration leaders tn Congress
alike. N
The tremendo volume of inn
5portations fsrub bbers and 3coffe would
furnish, even at nominal tariff
consid derable revenue, officials de-
clare, and would distib butte the bur
den of taxation upon Virtually every
one In the nat lion. Statistics showing
the volunneS Of Imports OF these ma
ster1als, and ofs su gar and wool have
been studied closely by officials with
aytew to oascertatntng the extent of
the tariff to- besrecommen nded. InGthe
case OF WOOL viii icb would provide q.
small 1ersreveue than any oHStha other
articles und Ter consid eratf ion, d slight
advance in tarftf rates on woo1en
prod ducts to keep pace wit the SadS
vance In raw wool. MI also be
suggested.
Sale of Bonds.
How much revenue would be pro7
syided by prop osedF Ftarif chang Of
5ficials3 frankly admit can be deter
mined only by experiment Alonesit
hardly would be suf1 lent, they feels
stos meet a eicit In the treasury de-
lpartment This estimate o. $18 o.
600 10 100 as VI against an esttmata 81
$50 00s 000.0 600 mad * IN Congress- rev.
lenue obtained through the pfpppaeu
taTItfs would meet
tnned on ~ ftrat sse
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
RAILROADS. ENGAGE
IN THEFT on CARS
Declares Commissioner Nc.
Chord and E ederai Com
mission Intends to- Act.

W. i,G BNt7' q " ai1l}l s31s{l85$
tny5AHEoctkTEp5eHTnGl

WASHINGTON. Dec. SO. The N
terstate Commerce Commission will
decide soon, probably next week.
whether to issue a formal order to
railroads. to return all cars to
the owning lines IN order to relieve
the car shortage. Commissioner Nc
Chord VIII spresid at the recent
Louisville hearing, has been watching
the situation closely, and his views
are expected to be an importat fac
tor IN lining the commission's
position: at the hearing Of railroad
Representatives here last Thursday,
Mr.. McChord said that while great
icredit was due the New Haven. for
getting united from this conges-
ton, otherlro have not made sim
liar progress.
This record :, y Commissioner Nc
Chord told Vice President Atterbury
of the Pennsylv Is full of the
sworn testimony of high officials of
railroads that they have not onlysvio=
lated their agreementsw with each 9th
ger. written and verbal. but that they
were delib iberately engaged II. the
pasttme Of stealing cars from each
other, and keeping hem
When Mr.. Atterbury said that he
would not take such a statement as
that seriously a 4. Mr.. McC Chord replied
that they are reputable people and
this record Is full Of it.'si5 it,'5 .
Commissioner McChord sal datoday
that his advice to the railroad men
issto send the Ecars lone to thesow
ing line as ord dered by the car service
commit ttee; send them home loaded,
IL you car; !; IL not then send them
en1 2tgSet T.l3 S9s Ss4 sS35 n S55% I st2
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
GREi.A.T!I- -..Ii.IGREA!IS:!.EI!S.!.
III the Cash Holdings, Invest.
rnents and Deposits ofsFed
eral# R Reserve Banks.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 Great
increases In cash holdings, invest
ments and deposits Of federal re-
serve banks In the last twelve months
are disclosed in a summary of the
years operatt lions. made public to-
night, !, by the reserve board. Cash
reserves increased $112s763 600 and
combined gold reserves increased
$40 8.750.O00. Total earning assets
increased 166 per cent. from $88,-
90 1000 to 222s0O Os0 30, the; large
gain being due chiefly to the. growth
of acceptance business during the
year. Net bank depositsErose from
$500. .00o 100 10 Etos is s6 68, ,0,OO; 600, an in
crease OF sixty-eig ght per cent. Gov
eminent deposits Increased from
5$1 5, 900, 600 to about So 10000 90.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
blue MUST R.E.S.!!G!N! 5. ]! N!
Several ID Jays Def fore Term HES.
pires, If stature lis to
Confirms cesSor.

!. ~ saseel 49, lPsEaa,.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 30.If the ap-
.potntmentSo OF sa$ state tax commissioner
and f1cio commfssIon Of Sproht-
=bttion Is to be con frmed BY the Senate
at the IS 7Esessio OF the legislature;
Fred o. Blue, the tncumb bent Will have
.piratton Of his term. It has not been
decided whether hee will u do so. The
law regulating the ofHce make It Inn
possible for the 8hol derS of the Office to
succeed himself Mr.. Blues term ex-
.pires ebruary 28, 1917. :. The8l 8legislas
,ture wi II be- In session forty-fve days
beginning January Q.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
HIlE'SH.IS. |. / 4 !. EYES / 5 /. !.
When Portions Of His Nite's
Clothing Are Exhibited in
the Court Room.
~ .ee.ar1 ~ .,IE..s.s ..,I...

oSsIPEE, n. FL. Dec. go Dur
ing medical testimony today at the
trial of Frederick u. Small. charged
with the murd der Of his wife florence
Arlene Small, the accused man sat
with his hands over his eyes as por=
tons of his wife's clothing were ex-
hfbited. Mrs. Elizabeth Curry,
mother Of the murd cred woman. left
the door. A substance found fnAMrs.
Small's body when it was taken from
the smoking ruins Of her cottage was
Identified as resin. Of which Small
kept a supply in his workshop; ac=
,cording to previous testimony.
In the opinion of Dr.. Howard NJ.
Kingsfords professor Of pathology at
Collegeswho examined the
body and contents OF the stomach,
Mrs Small died within half hour
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
.LiONE:..ROB.BI.:IEI:.Ri.
Twice to Secure a Loan
Enters a Bank Third Time
and Holds Up President.

LIMA, o., Dec 3 Failing twice
to secure a loan at savings bank
here tonight, a lone robber entered
the place for the third time, and at
the point Of q gun held up T. R.
Schoonover, president Of the bank,
counter The robber forced Schoon-
over to hold his hands only waist
high SO passersby would not notice
thesho dup. The president waszalone-
IN the bank at the time.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
I. [! 4 SEES
N.0EN''.L.A.NlS II. ON.
RALLHQA[l.BILL
Makes a Special "Trip to the.
Capitol ito Confer OIL Rail
road LegisIatIon:
VISIT Y. s CAUSES I Z; INTEREST +: 3
Desires Passage faMeasLFe to.
Prevent Railroad Strikes
Pending InVe Stigation.


Nv WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-Prest-
dent Wilson today emph asized his de-
sire for railroad legislation supple
imentary to the Adamson Law by max
inga special trip to the capt. to con-
fer with Senator Newlands, chairman!
Of the Senate commerce. committe
VIII o will have charge Of expedtttng
through Congress the measures rec
commended by the president IN his
recent message. IN
Mr.. Wilson found Senator New
lands preparing for conf ference hear
tngs 81 nthe ailroad measures to#be-
\ gin next Tuesday. The presidents
arrival at the Senate Office building
late IN the day was unexpected to-
mem bers Of Cong and the visit
aroused unusual interest IN the rail-
road situation.
Although Senator NewIands would
mot discuss the inference, it was
learned from an anthorit ritative source
that recent railroad Developments
pending settlement OF the conatitu-
tiona1ity of the Adamsona act have not
altered the prestd dent's view regard
ing supplementary legislation and
that he still particular desires pass
age at this sessio onHof the measures
he recommended. They are design-
ed to prevent railroad strikes pend
ling Investigate OF dispute and to.
empower the president to take over
Efrailr0ad 7, telegraph and telephone
lines in times Of mi itary necesstt t..
Urges Action.
This desire Mr.. ilson IS under
4 stood to have presented earnestly to-
Senator Newlands. Tonig hit, theSsen-s
ator said he proposed to urge action
bonS the arbitrat on bill and other
railroad rnea aIiFas q q sSrS0T1 x 81 93nssTsst
ble 8s s5s
do not know at the other
members or the commit tee think
IKE dded to conclude
nnedH On mage seetion.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
OF "a PEACE OFFER o.
BUT WAR NAWELJVRE
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FIIBUSTERS ATTEMPT
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
~ Aaa,,eIAr.rn enEna,

LAREDO, Tex, Dec. 80
Six machine guns, mounted on
motor cars, were sent hurried \
II down the Rio Grande from
Laredo about 10 o'clock tonight
quickly followed BY motor
cycle squad Military officers
declined to give out any infor-
nation 1t is believed, how
ever, that a new attempt is be-
ing made BY a flibustering ex
pedition to enter Mexico.
i. i. : !. +. Z. 4. i. 4 = 4. :. j. i. 4.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.
President Wilson fell on d slip
spery hillside while playing golf
today. and wrenched his ankle.
He was able to continue the
game, but Swalked with n de-
clded limp the rest Of the day.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
b BgyRKE ! K. COCHRAN G ..I
Offers to Defend Thomas
Mooreg Alleged Bomb
IlroWer, WItLlouts Fee.
q .AssesaAT..E.:p.!- 4 -eIa.lEais!ll i!

San 1BlANCISCO Dec. as 30----W
Bourke8 Cockrans rJew3 York attorney.
arrived today to conduct the defense
OF homas5 .s Mooney whose trial as
one Of i've charged viii the murder
OF ten persons In saSpreparedn 9 day
set for mex ednesday Cochran
responded to an appeal ssto defend
Mooney VA 1thout Tee after readfng@a &
transcript of the 5aHfdenceSfn the trfal
.ot Warren Billings conSfcted as fa
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
PRICE d INCIRRA.sED \ !

EtoF| |ADNoctATEo8PNEt8 q 15Ig9
BUTLER,= Pa. Dec. 3 The two
afternoon papers Of this city the
Eagle and the Dali FINES. todaySan-
Enounced an increase IN the e&prfce of
sing copies fro M one cent to Two
cents effectiTe Ionday. 8s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
NEW CABINET. j
- .. Asseer4!lo rRE;ss n;

tay3AesoclATGo PREss2
JASSY,@ Roumania, via London,
Dec. 80; $5:3 OPP. n. . The Roumanian.
cabinet has been reconstructed un7
der the premiership of j. ]. Braitiano,
who also 20: hold the post Of minis.
ter of foreign affairs.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
-GRgI5ER T0RRElQElL
In The Medite eFTalea Sea- and.
ItfSanES $inS Half an Hour 1t
{. Announced.

"
Sgs s3 tBYSAssoeiATEptsrEssls 3M
PARIS. Dec he French iar
moredS cruiser Gaul OILS was torpedo
I'M the MediterTanean sea onSDecenS
sber52 u and sank In half an nours sacT4
scording to- official announcements
Owing to- the coolnesss sof the crew
and the arrival OF patrol boats there
were only FOUR vic Tins two OF whom
were killed by the explosions
The register list gives the GauIotss
lag battleship Of .260s tons dis
placement and q comp p1ement Of 631
men. carried forty TWO guns The
Isbattl leships s9au1o Dis served In the Oar
danelles operatio but was sent
back to Toulon IN March 10 Is Tor
repairs 1t is possfb1 1e that an arSsa
lmoEed% crn1ser has replaced IT.
g E759E52Eg6l egga8Ffs5 es
sssTEAGI11R AGRoUND.
8sss eslNgtsHeslAlG1teahass
SAN FRANCIS Dec. w
pas8eng gers aboaTS tl1a 3rf tish steani
er aailai Whtch is sround III the
hRfhor 81 Karat "a tlis south Pa
ciftc. have been ta Ken ot ana ia IT.
temp u De MAJ des 10 on the airis
ser the de aceprSI ing 10 ca-s
bIegTnf received hete todaY hY
euIts 0 ttle gIntop 81 i'm efcttl
pap KS
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PERSFIIVG'S ARMY NAY soon BEINI
ANKLE WRENCHED..

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IIslsT!lI.El!I:!A.NTEERl5! 8 .! a GRoI!!TI:NsiD!.!


@ ss1ssss esAa EE4ee easss
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Reparahon Demand ded..

A peace conclude ed upon the Ger
asa o ~ ee n IS r. as a9
the note, while disasters caused by;
the war demand penalties, reparation
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-29
GERMAN ANSWER
 READY ID CABLE
REPLY WITHHELD UNTIL SENT, CAREFULLY WORKED OUT. RAISER TO SEND PERSONAL CAEIE TO WILSON.

Be Inn, April 29-A satisfactory soIu..ou Of the German-American troublss has been solved by the Imperial Chancellor and the Kais- CT together with the highest gov ernment officials.
 The details of Q the reply have been withheld by the Imperial Chamber until the reply is on the way. It is reported that by with holding the contents Of the note until n is safely off, the admins trat'on will escape criticism by the citizens of the Empire.
 It Is expected that the Kaiser will follow the official note up by A personal wire to President Will sou. The Kaiser has gone very thoroughly into the situation and 1t Is believed that the answer Is absolutely fhUl, His note the the Ameucan head will ba 8 supplt- ment to the official note, explain ing why the answer is made.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-29
FIELD MARSHAL
 GETS CONTROL
MILITARY OPERATIONS PRO- 0EED SATISFACTORILY. HOPE TO SOON HAVE IN CONTROL.

London, April 29-The French field marshall, who has united wIth the British government in thelr effort 10 put down the revolt in Ire land, reports to the officials of this city that the military opera tions for the quelling of the riot CTS is well under way and that everything is proceeding satisfact- ory.
 The arrival In Dublin of the ma chine guns and light artillery and the inrCeasing Of the troops in that locality has placed a different tone to the situation. This by no means points Q a complete settlement but indicates that the field marshal is getting control of the situation.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-29
BATTLE RACES
 IN MEXICO

Mexico City, April 29-The boil ing pot of internal strife has brok- en out and Carranza has taken the active field, determined to wipe out the lawless band of bandits who will not give heedance to the laws Of the Mexican Republic.
 A battle Is now waging in the district of Oaxac in the southern part of the republic. Five hun drcd Villastas are clashinG with the troops of Carranza. The bandits were iu a disorganized formation when the report was issued The town of oaxac is cut off by wire and the details of the battle cannot be gotten.