davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
MEXICO WANTS LIMIT 1000
Any Armed Expedition of United
States Must Consist of One Cav
airy Service Only.

Mexico City.-The Mexican govern
ment will insist with inflexible deter
mination that any armed expedition of
the United States which enters Mex
lean territory in the guise of puni-
tive expedition must be limited to l.
900 men Of one service alone, cavalry,
according to a statement made to the
Associated Press by Juan Neftali Anna
dor sub-secretary Of foreign relations.
During the absence of Gen. Candido
Aguillar, minister OF foreign relations
in Quertaro, Sub-Secretary Amador Is
in charge of the foreign office and Is
conducting it's course in international
affairs.
"The Mexican government has con-
tended in all Of it's notes to the Wash
ington state department" said the sub
secretary, "that the sending Of heavy
artillery and slow marching infantry
on punitive expedition is illogical,
and the work of the present sO-called
punitive expedition has more than
demonstrated this, for they have ac-
complished absolutely nothing. Mex
leo will and has In all of it's communi-
cations to Washington insisted that all
pnitive expeditions must be limited to
certain restricted areas.
"The request Of the United States
that the present expedition be consfd-
cred exceptional cannot be agreed to
by the Mexican government for the
very good reason that each day OF its
presence SO far inland does but excite
our people. This Is being taken ad-
vantage of by enemies OF the constitu-
tionalist government, who are endeav-
oring to stage incidents that will cause
grave international complications.
"The Parral incident is case in
point. consider this happening the
last drop in the bucket and believe
that when the American people and
the American government realize It's
full significance they will gladly accede
to Mexico's request, and. in the inter
est of peace and in line with the ira
ditional friendship which exists be-
tween the two countries, will withdraw
the troops"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
Princeton Men VIII Train.

Princeton, N J.-One hundred and
thirty-six undergraduates have signi.
lied their intention of attending the
summer military camps, according to
an announcement by the undergradu'
ate committee in charge of enlistment
at the university. The List includes 46
seniors, 19 juniors, 36 sophomores and
35 freshmen Thirteen have volun.
teered for the Oglethorpe Camp, while
the rest will probably be at the Platts-
burgh encampment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
Would End Man Hunt.

American troops will be withdrawn
from Mexico Immediately If Francisco
Villa is dead. Administration officials
made this unqualified statement, COM
menting on reports from Mexican
sources that the bandits body had
been discovered and was being taken
from Cusi to Chihuahua City by spe-
cial train.
Neither the state nor war depart
ment had any confirmatory advices on
the subject from American sources.
Reports reaching Ell Paso and other
border points were forwarded for In
formation, but neither American con-
sui nor military authorities in Mexico
were heard from.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
MORE MEN TO THE BORDER.
Machine Gun Corps Numbering 80 10
Sent To caIexico, Cal.

San Francisco. Maj. Gen. Bell, com
mander of the western department,
has ordered the dispatch of the ma.
chine gun corps. numbering 80 men Of
the Twenty-first Infantry, stationed at
Vancouver, Wash, to Calexico. CAL,
on the Mexican border.
No change in the Mexican situation
has caused the dispatch Of the machine
gun corps of the Twenty-first, it was
said at army headquarters.
There Is already one battalion OF
the Twenty-first regiment OF infantry
at Calexico.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
MUST SHOW GOOD FAITH
United States Disposed To Consldef
Germany's, Latest Note Virtually
Adnnifa T0rnednlnd SuaaAx

Admits TorpedoIng Sussex
<sVashington. The United States Is
disposed to consider that Germany,
in the latest submarine note, virtually
has admitted that one OF her subma.
rines torpedoed the channel steamer
Sussex. President Wilson and Secrs-
tary Lansing examined the official
text OF the communication from Berlin,
and are understood to have reached
this conclusion.
Unless Germany should without
equivocation admit attacking the ves-
sci, which had aboard more than a
score OF American citizens, infiict ade-
quate punishment upon the command
er of the submarine and in other ways
show evidences OF good faith, action OF
a drastic nature undoubtedly will fol-
low. Details of the policy to be pur
sued are expected to be formulated
at the meeting of the cabinet.
The assumption of Germany's admis-
sion of guilt Is founded upon the mark
ed similarity Of the circumstances sur
rounding the explosion which damaged
the Sussex and the attack upon
steamer in the channel described III
the German notes. The date, time ana
location are practically the same. The
damage done by the torpedo fired by
the submarine and the explosion which
wrecked the Sussex are Identical. The
course being followed by the Sussex
and by the vessel mentioned In the
note are similar
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
BRITISH CASUALTIES.
263 Officers Killed, 597 Wounded Dur
ing Month Of February.

London.-Of Officers casualty lists for
the month Of February show that the
British army lost 263 killed, 597 wound
ed and 15 missing, total of 375. This
brings the aggregate loss since the be-
ginning OF the war to 23,962, OF whom
1920 have been killed or have died of
wounds, 14,755 wounded and 1,7S7 are
missing or prisoners OF war.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Governor OF Virginia Wants 1nvestlga-
tion of Packing Industry.
Westinghouse thorough 1nvestiga-
tior of the packing industry to deter
mine the causes of the instability OF
the cattle market was urged before q
house subcommittee by Gov. Stuart
of Virginia, who is q cattle raiser.
Lack of competition among packers
and the firm grasp they have obtained
ON the live stock business by virtue OF
their enormous fortunes, he suggested
as contributing factors
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
gen. Ynex zaIazar Located.

Sierra Blanca, Tex.-Gen. Ynez Sal
azar, who disappeared from Ell Paso
has been located at the Morris 1T. O."
ranch In Mexico, 80 miles south of here
and 20 miles south Of the border.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
NEW MEMBERS OF THE STATE
EQUALIZATION BOARD STUDY
THE SITUATION.
THE CONTRACT IS CLOSED
Sc. Louis Architect Selected az Statsss
Representative In the Matter OF
Rebuilding the Old State
House,.

--JaChSOus
Owing to inability Of H. K. Rouse.
chancery clerk Of Pearl River county.
who had been selected as one of the
members Of the tax equalization boardy
on which he was appointed by the gov
ernor, to abandon his present posi-
tion, Gov Bilbo telephoned to T. A.
Rawls, young business man OF Pop
larville, who was cashier Of the Bank
of Commerce of that city, rendering
him the appointment. Mr.. Rawls
boarded a train for Jackson. He had
an interview with Gov. Bilbo and the
two men who are to be his associates
o. A. Luckett and d. l.. Thompson.
and decided to accept the place.
When these men settle down to the
task ahead of them, they expect to be
kept thoroughly busy, and make COM
prehensive study Of land valuations in
various sections Of the state. 1t will
also be necessary to study up on tha
law under which they are to operate,
and until this is thoroughly digested
and understood no other line Of activ.
ity will be undertaken.
Another new official is q. A. Brant-
ley OF Philadelphia. who has qualified
as state game and fish commissioner
Mr. Brantley, accompanied by Paul
Dees Of Philadelphia, whom he has ap-
pointed as his clerical assistant, was
an early caller at the governors Of
flee. Mr.. Brantley states that his first
official act will be to select list OF
county game wardens, for which posi-
ton he has hundreds of applications,
and these county wardens will select a
deputy warden for each beat, or super
visor's district. When thoroughly or
ganized the mandates Of the new law
will be rigidly enforced. He is deter
mined to confine fish taking to hooks
and line, and will do away with seina
ing, dynamiting and trapping OF fish in
lakes and streams.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20

Jackson.-Dr. w. H. Smith, state su-
perintendent Of education of Missis-.
sippi, is engaged in study of the laws
passed at the recent session of the leg
islature pertaining to common school
management and control, as we'll as
those pertaining to consolidated
schools and agricultural high schools.
Superintendent Smith is ex-officio a
member Of the commission provided
for to codify the laws pertaining to
public education other than collegiate,
which opens up an additional avenue
q activity.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20
Contract Is Closed.

Contract Is Closed.
Mr.. Link left for home, after clos
ing agreement with the capitol COM
mission with respect to the rebuilding
Of the old state house.
1t will probably be sixty days be-
fore plans and specifications are ready
to be submitted.
According to the agreement with
the commission, Mr.. Link is now the
states representative in the work to
be undertaken. He will have personal
supervision over the work Of putting
the walls in shape and other exterior
plans.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20

Suit Recalls Cotton Project
The famous project of shipping a
cargo Of Mississippi state penitentiary
cotton to Europe last year, which was
to bring exorbitant prices from the en-
emies OF the allies, and which fell
through, is recalled in suit filed in
chancery here by the Gulf Export CO.
of Mobile, seeking to recover $33,O2I
from ex-Gov. Brewer and the members
OF the former board OF trustees Of the
penitentfary
The suit is filed by Green & Green
OF this city, who offer petition TO
show where the Mobile company failed
to get what they claim is due them
Director Kept in Field.
While the official headquarters of
DIR. E. N. Lowe, director Of the state
geological survey, are located ct the
capitol, it so happens that the very
nature OF his work requires his almost
constant absence on the road. There
are soil surveys generally in progress.
together with other field work, and
this requires personal attention and
oversight, and owing to the rather
meager appropriation which the stats
provides for the important co-opera%
tive work of the survey, the director
must perforce do much Of the field
work himself.
Is Assistant Librarian.
Mrs. W. F. Marshall, state librarian,
has secured as her assistant Mrs. H.
F. Broyles of Greenwood Springs, the
widow of the late beloved Senator
Broyles, who met tragic death few
years ago For some weeks after as
suming her new duties, Mrs. Marshall
had the assistance Of Miss Matte
Plunkett Mrs. Broyles was candi-
date before the legislature when the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-20

Columbus. Under the auspices Of
the local branch OF the Southern Wom-
ems College, the tercentenary Of Will
liam Shakespeare, the famous bard OF
Avon, was celebrated at the Missis-
sippi Industrial Institute and College.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
Las autaridades del fgaTts
Brown pfQhllsn el gaSo
de militares Y elVi
les 4 matamarqs
ST TR.Tl De EEITAR OLE &LI'
RRA GJ3J0CIER FRICCiON IN
ESTUS DELiCAU0S
M0MENTOS.
Correspondence especial para LA PGENsA-

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Septiem'
hre Has Tut0ridaie> ni,tdra5
del Fuerte Brown han pcohl2'do eH-
srictamen.a no solo a los mllta7ea
sino tambj4l a rs clNl:es eulp-ea-
dos en el Quartet Maestro lue cru
cen eI rio Y pasen 4 Na.amor2S. Sc
cual fuere Ell 0biet0 Que ali los ..eTs.
Papece que trataG de elitaT %
todos .os meiios possible. CuaiQuia
fricci6n en- e. lado meI!cano. %
Dudiera v2rig a constitute n as.oT
DO en- los arreElos que a2tIasm22
g siguen On las C~0nfer9ncis9 - icy
London.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

lPesa > l. So
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Sanoid8cr.
Gie feiniten Salami nnS GcrbeIat.
iuiirite iinS at babcn bei
gihIers,
532 Genter- rn6 Is 9iisgs Marft.
&amOi6acr

noGtstage an bas &aroinolss &olle-
9iitnt cine ergreifenoe MnIpra6e, in
Der er auf Sen fommenoen Srieoen
binmies. CT foroerte oieienigen aor-
oindle, Die groben GinfIuB beiisen,
allf, i'm Sntereiie oes Srieoens tdtig
81 iein.
&aiier 8ilbelm bat sen omerifa-
niiden @eianoten 5u Berlin, Serrn
SSsomes @eroro, iomie Ben ihpeiseri.
i6en 8otihofter, Or. ". De GInboroc,
au elmer Iuoiens beidieoen. @ie es
heiBt, iperben babel mihtiae Hroble-
me beiprohen meroen. .Srieoe" miro
mobl oos &aiiptthema biloen.
MittiuodL bcu q. DECEMBER 1916:
9ie oeiltihe Megierrna iibergob
Dem amerifaniihen @eianoten in
Berlin. Serrn @eror6, Sic Mntiport
nilf Die lebte Note oes Hr1iioenten
@ilion 5i,r l~lebermittIung nod @oib-
ington. Berlin oonft Dem Er1iioen.
ten fir sic onaebotenen Oienite i'm
Sntereiie bes S%rieoens. Der Mits.
toui6 bon Soften miro bo1Itmobr-
iheinlid fortaeiett meroen, uno bier
uno in sen 2Gnoern Ser 3entroImGh.
te hegt man cine bielperipredenoe
Soffnund.
Cine itorfe TIotte Ser Mqiierten 1T
ouf bieier Seite 6es Sseons onoe-
fommen. @ie es heiBt. beitpht sic
Slotte aus berfahbten Son6eIsShif.
fem Sronsbortihiffen. leihten &rcit.
aern unb ioaor aus l1nterieebootcn.
Oiefe beipoffneten &rieasi6iffe fol-
len Die Sanoelsmeee 5tpiiden @ana6o
1tn6 gnaIano bepoden, ga Die oeltt.
ifen llnterieeboote Dem Son6eI Gng.
lambs at qefGbrlih ~qetuoroen iino.
Sonnerstaa, ben %. December 1916:
0os ~poIitGnoiae Meiuftot Ser Ieb.
ten Brditoentenmnbl lit iett offisien
befonnt qegeben moroen. Onnod er-
belt SEER 8ilion 8.tt6.296, m1h.
reno Serr S1gbes S.547.474 Stim.
men arfomen. SIM @on5en muroen
1S,63S.S71 Stimmen obaeoeben.
SEER @ilion fieate nit elmer Wehr,
belt bon 568,822 Stimmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
0~entidamerifaniider 1lntcrititnuss.
Gereiu.

9lm 0ienstag, oen 10. DECEMBER,
belt Der Deutidomerifanilde Inter
Itiisungsperein in ieinem @ereinSlo.
fal, 705 Siebente Ctr. 0..@., sic
monatlihe 8%eriommlung ob. Sert
@eorg Meper fubrte oen @oriis.
Die Sibung mar iebr gut beludt.
Bel oieier @eIegcnbeit muroe oes ber-
ltorbenen Mitglieoes, oes Serrn Ser
Der geoadt, Der Dor fur5em aus Dem
9niein ihie0. @s mitroe beidIoIlen,
Dab Der Gerein ii6 in @emeinI1aft
nit Dem Observation-Disclosures Inter
ltiisungsberein AM oeutiden 9a3or
beteiligt. 8ei Der ndditen 8eriomm.
lung finoet BeamtenipabI itott, mo-
nah elm sSaicupfeffer" ierbiert per,
ben miro.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Scntidcs Suites -&reu5.
Gin @Ort snr SabrcsmenSc!

Mls Sriibling, CONNER, SCRIPT
uno @inter lift nun elm meiteres
&riegsiabr gemoroen. @in5eInc
Gage brabten uns groBe Siege, an.
oere nidt miroer l6mer erfolfte Or
folge, mieoer n1oere beflagensperte
&erlrIte. Mbermals lit elm Sabr Der.
ronilen, bon benz mir ane boffen, oab
es oen Srieoen anf @roen bringen
piiroe.
@s NOR elm Sobr unglaubli6er Wtii-
befpoltungen, berfulii6er MnItren.
gllltgen elm Sabr ifmerer @rbeit an
ollen Sronten, IN alien @tappen uno
beiebten @ebieten; elm Sabr barten
S1affens in alien Wltnitionsfabrifen
uno Geriorgungsitellen elm Sobr
iorgfdltigen uno miibieligen Bflegens
in alien 2o5aretten nit mebr Ser
munoeten als I'M bergangenen; uno
Elm Sobr t~roitenoer &ote &reu5-@r-
belt fir oie glei6faas getpoltig on
i1meGenbe 3abl Ser Silfsbeoiirftigen.
ltno oieies Sabr i6lieBt nun, Inn
einem 1lelietr 8lat 81 maden bon
Dem nicmano meiB, Oh in ibm Die
iebnlihit erflebte 8olfereintraGt Der
Wenldbeit nel beidieOen lein miro.
0en &inoern oes nd6iten @el6le6-
tes miro bon Dem Sabre 1916 ols
bon einem gar traurigeil er5Gblt lper-
ben, uno menn emit aGe, Die beltte
fir oas @atcrlano fdmpferL CUR eipi-
gen &ube eingeeangen iein Deroen,
10 miro INNER nod groB uno mab-
memo Die gelpaltige SeIoensgei6ihte
oieier unierer Gage Dor Ser Meni6en
Mngen iteben.
ginitmeilen aber lit &rieg. GS ge-
ben piele an Sabresi1lliB brauBen in
ihwar5en aleibern nit leio-sebemm-
ten, miioen Sdritten; es iiben anbere
5uballie i'm itilen &Gmmerlein, oos
Sultpt in Die &Gn6e geitiist, uno &C.
oenfen Ser Gotten.
IS lit bart. - uWeiiBige SGroe I'M
terItiiben oen Seino", iagt Der Song
Ter. Sci Dem 8eoonfen roffen iie iid)
auf nno geben i'm nelten Sabre an Sc
qlcid)e mooernite slrbeit. fgs muB
ieinl"
Nun: bas Sabr 1915 eeBt CUR
Neige, llno fiebe, nmiiBige SGnoe)
finoct es alib i'm Delltidtrm bel
gereinigten Staoten nidt. 8or al
lem bon Der A e Grau in
Nmerifa ldBt iih nit gleidem &eh'.
ingen: tie ureget obn' gn0e Die flei-
Bigen SGnoe uno rubet nimmer".
IS lit cine freuoig 81 ber5eidnen0e
Satia6e, bob I'M Sabre 1916 in oen
gereinigten Staaten groBere Gum
men fir oas Silfsiperf aufgebradt
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

moroen fino als in ben borbergeben.
Den &riegsjabren. Gines beIieren 8e-
meiies Der Sreue ul6 MnbGngli6feif
Der Oeuti6amerifaner an oie olte
Seimot beoarf es nidt, nno aud fei-
ner @abnung, Sen grnit Ser Belt tie
fer gu erfaiien.
Sn oieiem ~3uiammenbange m0ds-
ten iid Die Delegierten oes DeutIhen
Soften &reuaes fir bic Hereinafter
Staaten, 1923 8roaomap, Seem gorf,
Der Gfli6t entIeoisen, bierourd al
len Selfern unb Sreunoen bes Silfs-
perfes ber5lid 5u. oonfen, rno beto-
men babel, bob bieier 0anf iopobl
Den Der Yroteftorin 6es Oeltihen
Soften areu5es, Der &aiferin elm.
i6lieBt, als ben bieIer Eouienoer
Seriuitnoeter, Snbolioen, @itmen
nno @aiien, bilfsbeoiirftiger Miitter,
nno fleiner &inoer, iopie Rriegsnot-
leioenoer aaer Mrt.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Gum &ricgsbilfc= 8aSar

glm Mittpod, Sen 20. DECEMBER,
fono i'm SoaIe oes SGngerbuno-
Glubbouies cine 9aoor : 8eriamm-
lung Itott. 8iele midtige 8robIente,
Die iif ouf ben fommenoen 8o0or
be8ieben fannen Bel Oieier @elegen=
belt our geipre1ung. 6olgenOe
Stdnoe iino neulid belegt poroen:
II : 9eutidlono", S9Idraffia,
@nibington 9. 6.
DGaoole-Stano" uOeutidomeri-
faniider" tno nSeiien 0armltdoter
llnterltiibungs Serein".
Sbeater : Muffiibrlmgen: 5rau-
lem 6rieoa Srommel.
nSibiren-S tono" Srau Or. Cd;
09aidaitube" 5rau &anaretoff.
Serr SSsiiIius 8enig, elm Mitglieo
oes @inotborlt- Club Ser ct. Marien=
fir1e, bat feline 9ienlte ols &r6iteft
frei a~ngeboten. Sn 3ufnirft firoen
Die Observation-Disclosures ant 1.
-aro 8. Mittpod i'm Monat ltatt.
9ie 8orbereitltnGen befil0en iidJ
in pol[em @ange. 0aS geiommte
9euti6titm @oibingtons mliB al
leroings tiidtis mitbelfen, oamit Der
8o5ar ben gebofften unO gefpiinid-
ten @rfoIg babe. Die Saitptia6e lit
Die, ooB biele 8eiiider erideinen, nm
cinen gitten finon3ieIlen grtrog gu
er8ielen. 4ie Miiete fir oas Ser
gniigungslofol lit febr bod; aliBer-
Dem iino nod an0ere Soften 5u be-
Itreiten. Sorgen mir alio 0afiir, Dab
tets Elm ltorfer geIltd Den 5eltiaaI
fife.
SER @ortin @iegalo, &oriiber
oes 8a5ar : &omites ma6te befonnt,
oaB er ale Aiisgaben unter $1,000
aus ieiner 8ribatfaile beitreiten mer=
De. 9ies beroient geiuiB ~lobensiuer-
ter @nerfennung itno 5ugIeih Na6
abnung.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
uSmternatipmal @enepa Miueiatiun0

Am 26. DECEMBER begging oie nSSn.
ternotional @eneba @iiociation"
3weig 8nibington in ibrem 8ereins-
Total, 922 $50. Apentle @.-8., aorl
SammeIs SoIle, ibr 3tpeites @eib-
nadtSfelt. Die Mitglieoer Der Ser
einigung battcn iif iebr ooblreid,
eingefunoen. Der berrIi9e @cib.
na6tsbnitm ipuroe b~erlteigert uno oas
ooruls er8ielte @eIo fieI Der Scr.
einSfaiie 51 Die @erren nobnten
nm cine reidgeOtsfie Lofel 9Idb nno
feierten 10 gemeini6oftIi1 8eibnod)-
ten. 0ie Seier nopm einen berrIi-
den 8erlauf uno elm ie6er mar bod.
e%rfrert iiber bieie geiellidaftlide ltno
fameraoidaftlide 3uiommenfunft.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
@O6ens &nnNihan.
6reitaa. BEN %. December 1916:

Senator @itdcod lobte Dor Den
SenotsmitgIieoern sic S~rieoensnote
oes YrGfioenten 8iIion. @Iei15ei-
tig foroerte er Den Senot o1f, cine in
oieiem Gimme gefoBte &elolution gu
beit6tigen utlo 5lt unterltiiben. Ser
S6ritt oes 8rGiioenten miro olgc,
mein gutgebeiBen uno es gibt nlir me-
nige, bic i'm ni1t untcrltiisen Mir
ben.
0as 0dnii6e 8arloment bat ben
Gerfaiif Der oGiiii1en meItinoiiden
Snieln an Die 8~ereinigten Staaten
gutgebeiBen. Gs bonoelt iid) babel
Inn Die orei fleinen Snieln st. Sbo-
mas, ct. Sobn uno ct. Groir, oie Ell
ne @roBe bon 142 GuoorotmeiIen
oariteaen, nit elmer @ep0Iferung bon
$4,000 Seelen. Oie Ser. Staaten
mer0en fir Den relten 8eltb % Maili-
omen Dollars 5ablen.
Samstag, BEN %. Se5ember 1916:
Supon miro feline Marine beoeu>
tend bergrDBern. 0rei relie Shlaht-
i6iffe, 2 S1lodtfrrlaer, 8 Greu8er,
25 3erltorer uro 18 l1nterieeboote
iollen Ser bisberi9en S%lottenftGrfe
beigefiigt meroen. W1it oieiem Mlis-
boii Der Slotte miro Sopun au ieinem
3ieI gefommen fem, ooB es nGrnlid
ben Stiaen O5ean beberri6en pirb.
IS beiBt, Dob, fals Die MIiierten
Deutihldt1oS Srieoensbeoingltngen
erfobren modten Berlin bereit iei,
oieie befonnt 81 geben. Seoenfons
ipiirOe es cine longe 3eit in MniprucJ
neblnem bis man 81 irgeno einem
GeritGnonis fame. Ser amerifanii6e
@eian0te in Berlin perbanoeltc rteil-
li6 nit Dem oeuti6en Miniiter fir
a~usipdrtige Ingelegenbeiten i'm Sn-
@tereiie 6es Srieoens.
Sonntag, ben %. DECEMBER 1916.
0ttt Ser Gote, sic YrdIioent @iIion
an oie friegfiibrerDen M1tte ridtete.
lei, nod Ser lebten grfIGrung, nidts
anoeres beobiihtigt, als oie Serbei-
fiibrung zines gere6ten uno oauern,
ben Srie6ens. Srgen0 lpelde See
b~engeoonfen miiBte man ii6 gan5 aus
Dem aopf i6lagen. 2autere Mnfrid-
tigfeit liege IN Der Ibii6t 0es 8rd-
lioente1t.
~ ,
Haris muB jebt f%rteretl, Da es IN
Sranfrei6 feline ober rlir penig Sob.
len gibt. Sest meroen BON Der Sront
Winenarbeiter 5uriidgerufen, Inn in
BEN Sdo6t binab5ulteigen. Der berbe
8inter bat ben Sran5pien Itarf gu
geiebt. 8ripotperlonen fonnen oft
erit nod bielen Sagen Sen notigen
geOarf erbalten.
Montas, BEN 25. DECEMBER 1916:
0ie Mili5triippen bes Diltrifts Co
lumbia, Die iih gegennGrtiq an Ser
merifaniiben @ren5e befinoen lino
am @eibna6tstage nit @ei6enfeh
iiberi1iittet lporoen.. Tauienoe bon
Safeten mur0en BON bier aus ben
vbroben" Observation-Disclosures All.
geldidt. 8iele Ser Mili5ioloaten ipa-
rem Der Weinling, oas Dies bic ange-
nebmiten uno gliidli6iten 8eibnad-
ten gemeien ieien, Ole lie ie erlebt ba-
ben.
9aS rum6nii6e YorIament, oos
bon 8udoreft nod Saiip, Ser propi.
iorii6en &egierlingsitoot berlegt NOR
Den lit, muroe nelili6 bon &onig Ser
oinano oabin getroitet, oaB &um6ni-
en- iiderlih iiesreid aus oieiem aans.
pfc berporgeben miro. Ser &onig,
Der Die Meoe bonn Chrome aus belt,
berli6erte feline @eietgeber, oaB Der
9eroismns ieiner Soloaten gu einem
iiegrei6en gnoe fiibren miiiie.
9ienstas, ben 26. Nopember 1916:
Hapit 8eneoift belt am 8eib-
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Nns Den Wcrein5frciicn
ugermania GlnbD.

Sn ieiner leeten @ei6dftsfitune
befpiIligte Der .Wermonio Club"
$500 gum beborItebeltOen @o3or. Ole
grprGiioenten Oes Clubs meroen Ser
8o5arleitltng NIT Stat uno Sat sur
Settle lteben. 5erner meroen Der
i6ieoene MitgIieoer oes Clubs ourh
manderIei ueberraidungen aftip am
8a5ar teiInebmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

Ottarb 0npnp's meItherS6mte
Gpanaes iinS an $t.5O. $500,
nn6 $500 Sas solTe Nnart ie
nah Mlter an haben bei gbriitian
fanber; 900 7te Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

Gbriitian fan6er's m%niibertreff.
ltdles Eager bun 35 e~inbeimiiAen
itno intpprtierten @bisfies. 900
7te Strake N.-N.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
@atiunale Seniter- nnO Bureau.
Geiniammas : BcIeQidaft!

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pubcrn porl @s lit untIug, Oieie
bon Der GtroBe berein5urlfen. Se-
lepbonieren Sic Main 4155, un0 mir
,icfcn Sbnen einer erfabrenen 5en-
lter. ODER Stiibenputer ms Salis.
ocnio perriGten mir 8acuum-Hei.
aigung.
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SebIte uno 9 ctr. N.-8.