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Vulnerability of the Canal
Makes One Necessary for
Each Ocean, He Says.
spy COULD BLOCK
PANAMA FOR WEEKS
Fight Over Another Naval Acad-
emy Delays Action on
Bigger Navy Bill.

Washington, July l3.-h the United
States hopes TO balk possible zoe
either from the cast or west, il must
have strong feet in both the Atlantic
and the Pacific. Senator Lodge, Of Mas
sachusetts, told the Senate to-day in
urging the passage of the S3l5,OOo'OOO
naval bill.
I'VE cannot rely upon the Panama
Canal" he declared. "No matter how
YOU fortify or guard it, one desperate
man, one intelligent spy who can put
a bomb in the right place Will clog your
canal for weeks and maybe for months.
Evidences from the early debate were
that the outstanding features OF the
bill as reported by the Naval Commit
tee will be left unchanged by the
Senate.
The biggest fight of the day devel-
oned over an amendment offered by
Senator Phelan, of California. who
wanted to get in an entering wedge for
a government naval academy on the
Pacific Coast. He joined hands with
Senator Lewis, Of Illinois, in drafting
the amendment, which provided for a
commission TO investigate the question
of coating one there or on the Great
Lakes. This was finally amended, at
the suggestion of Senator Brandegee'
so as to instruct the commission to
investigate the need for another naval
academy and the adyisability Of enlarg-
ing Annapolis.
Weeks Leads Opposition.
Senator Lewis recalled the battle OF
Lake Erie and prophesied that the
Great Lakes might again be the scene
of naval conflict on which the fate
of the nation would hang. Opposition
to the amendment was led by Senator
Weeks, of Massachusetts. whom Sena-
tor Phelan accused of being preJudiced
in favor of his own school. Mr.. Weeks
is an Annapolis graduate.
Mr.. Weeks declared the establishment
Of another academy would be a waste
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


CHRISTIANS. July s-Drammens'iord Nor'. New
Christianssnd. July s-s,smboul tNor). Piilsdcl;;
Phls via kiEsEalI ysv il;h midnight. Oscar II
Hare. July lO-IIolmsebank lBrl. Portland Ne
nd, s2d LoStsP1rs W;imis.,oC Vi. ch'roTs o''s"''d
copenhssen. july io-rula CDsnl. Nov York vi.
KirEwsii' July li-Th.misto Dutch. Portland.
Me. for Rotterdam; 18th. TeIel Dutch. New
York for Rotterdam
Rotterdam. July lionnisia tBsls,. Se~ iork
Manila July ~ L Luckrb,ch. N~~ York via
London. July l2-Pannoni. tBr). No~ York Via
QUEENSTOWN. July io-Dav.n,ry tBr). Newport
Shanghai. July II-MeIico M.ru G.p,. rsoom,
via YckohsmI for Hong Ko,s
Glassos. July l2-kelvinia tBr). Baltimore; Pruth
IN s. John. y X
Eq,Ind uy 5Sy heh s N.a Tois
via Falmouth for Rotterdam siiksborE (Dan).
Balboa. july l3gAcajuitis tBr). ouayaauil
Crstobal. July l3-Csrrillo. Csrsgena for Nov
York land proceeded; Asian tBrl. Liverpool.
Kirkwall. July l2-Noordan, New York
London. July l2mPanno9i-. NeT York @ w..
naples July '7-Pasia New Yo;k
QUEENSTOWN. July i3nEdam tNOri; Neg rOyk S.,
soghaTP,on I, Juy BIookSy 51 W., oc,,. nsw forN
South Shields. July l2-Els"ick Tower tBr) New
York
Durham. July s-Chcp>towe Castle (Br). New York.
$, Nazaire. July Hurst tBr). Boston via Louis
DaaSirk. July 7-Kilkonan cBr'. Quebec and sgd
ney. & Il
naples. July 7-Patria tFr). New York
sanander. July s-Ansel Perez (spsn). New
York
Leshorn. July s-Andrea Costa CI,sD. Baltimore.
Narylk July l-Nollraihthem (sgedl. Baltimore
an. Boden (Swedl. Philadelphia. Tome lSvedl
Philadelphia.
and Newport News
Aalhorg July 3-Sgrln (Nor), Baltimore
Genoa July MARIA g (ItzN. Norfolk
Aarhuus. June 2s-New Sweden tSaedl. Baltimore.
SAILED
Algers July e-Bsyssrua late Br str MSaruD.
New York
Shanghai. July ln-NAnkins Msru tJsp). Seattle.
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Shipping Information and :,
Marine NeWS of the WOrld

Gibraltar. July ii-Brs Km tNml. tfrom "eno"'
Rlo J.neiro. July I2-Alsskan. Baltimore Ps'ef
Crovell. Baltimore ,n.,,.,, u,orr
HonE Kong. July l2Ikanmoen 'DuN'' '
Hull. July ig-yiso (Brl. New ycrk. 49,. po,,.,
klrkwall July ii-Msadyk tDu'ch), uivIp "",,on NJ"
DAM baltimore. 18th. Aihad lpu'oh'' "'"N
Ilotierdamb, baltimore -.
Bordesur July g-Sibcria. Now foft - VI
Cote Iuiv ii-Iaura Macrk DAM. New fox
II,erpool July le-Bsltic (Br). New YORK. h'r
tensius tBTl. New iork -, .,.,r.n
Crcenock. July l2-Lfv tNorl' tf"n A"H'"sS'
New York. , ,..a,r
B.lbos July i2-Msraro trcru'l. GuayaHu,L
cr.tobal. July l3-Parismina IRON neS Rs.snee
N,w YORK: isth, bark Annie Reid. New i"'A
Cardiff July i3--Snrby Obj. New iofs
london. July i3-Mackinaw tBrl fhiAielp"~'
Aslborg. July i-yalborg tNoEl. NoroK.
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of the governments money. Senator
Borah went further and branded the
scheme as being in the same class
with the useless military ports stil
maintained through political influence
"and numbering up the army appropria-
tion bill"
"Many Of these ought long ago TO
have been abandoned" he said. "Ihey
were established by the same sort OF
local zeal which is now working for the
additional naval academy. But It Is
almost impossible to obtain the aoan'
donmont of these institutions, whicn
have become a sort of pork.
Under the guise of preparedness you
could establish almost anything in any
part of the country at this time
though il might later become mere
drain on the Treasury"
Senator Pomerene proposed. insteao
OF an additional naval academy, loin'
military and naval academy for first
wear students. thus relieving both West
Point and Annapolis of more than
fourth of their students. He SAID
naval officer had told him the courses
for the first year at both institutions
were much the same. while the bring.
ing Of the boys together would be OF
benefit TO both arms of the service.
IF there are any nations" said SEN
ator Lodge in urging approval OF tne
committees work, "either in the Wes'
or in the East. which have hostile feel
ings toward this country, or cherish
as hope they do not, sinister designs
they will take notice OF the authoriza'
tions contained in this bill, OF the pro
cramme for three years herein adopted
have n soothing effect and do more 70
promote kindly feeling on the part OF
these nations than the most lavish EN-
nlovment of the resources of the Eng
lsh language.
"Money spent on the American navy,
in nv opinion. is the most economieal
expenditure which will be made by thls
Congress. The American people may
verv we'll resent some of the eXpen-
ditures cast with lavish hand about the
country for the promotion of local IN
terests. but do not believe there is
any American of any party "ho
crudees sufficient money TO build up
and maintain the American navy.
Can't Do II Cheaply.
at cannot be cheaply done: To at
ten,nt 10 do il cheaply will be the
falsest kind of economy. We have, IN
fact, a very great task before US IN or.
der 10 make the American navy what ~
should be. This bill goes far TO make
up for some stinted and i'll balanced
appropriations and authorizations from
which we have suffered in the last hve
or six years.
"The authorizations here are wei
balanced as they came from the com.
mittee. but it is well to remember thai
the problem before us is to create
navy which is our first and most es'
sential line of defence, enough to pro-
toct US on both the Atlantic and Paclnc
coasts.
eve cannot rely upon the canal 70
transfer from one ocean 10 another.
do not mean by that that we are IN dan
ger Of landslides, but the fact that the
canal in its very nature is vulneraoie'
No matter how YOU fortify or guard IT,
one desperate man, one intelligent spy
who can make his way within the canai
zone and put a bomb in the right place
AT one of the locks. will clog your canal
for weeks and maybe for months. In
other words, we must make up our
minds to have one feet for the Paclhc
and another for the Atlantic"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
POLICE DEPARTMENT

r,sa Gst'''eS"n 5oSg 'iSiS'Gssd RSsiis ssd oo sDPon.5
'O Temporary Assignments Lieut. Bernard McGoy
.n. 10Th. 70 Training School. a m July lS'
Patroinea m EN- from 4oth tn 18th. 80 days. p. N.
july li-Michsel J. Connolly. Walter {. ; Nc
Donald James +. Boylan William j. Cummings
A, ASSIGNED to bicycle duty. ioth. 30 DAYS. p. n.
July li-Frsneis G Kelly James IT, = b9yiei RON Sohi
William r. Barry Charles J.. Walters. John Walsh
Mathew Maxwell. Frank J. Maulick Thomas T.
HesIy John Trmble JoisPa A Ionden SosspI
Charles r Weiss James A. Wall. John ,oo.Neill
] NcCarrey Joseph A Mclaughlin Joseph X
Cahill. George J. Braendly. Joseph C. Beatty
From precinct, indicated to Training. School, q
days. from S a m. July li-Henry c. Linker. ?2d
CHARLES ssi schrosier. sd. Adoph Barthed. 56ih.
To lst l. d. from commands indicated; dutl
in raded premise Is days ,.,,n p @ S,,gd1s Sgy
l6,h william J. Gallagher. 18th; Louis Hroek
.sth Francis Drum. 6lst: James oConnor. ltsd
Daniel !. OLeay. li3d: Frederick SNYDER. ls.th
Frank T. Hochvald 18TH John P. Shea. l79d
To Sd / d. from precincts indicated. duty II
rsidcd premises, 80 days. p. m. July l3. Denni
Doyle. 18Th. John J. ouesley. 18Th Joseph J
To s,h / D. from precincts indicated. duty II
rsided premises Is days. a. m, July -
Thomas Z. Csmody 5th. James German. Ism
Lawrence Nannery, 33fh. Thomas tolilns, 5htf
Emmet Gross S6th; Arthur Hanover. 36th. Franz
J. Oberie l63d: Charles Boldeman. l6tth: Charlie
Lang. 10Th. James j. Dufy. l'2d. John W. Brier
To issth. from precincts indicated, duty II
A ORourk. l55ih: Joseph H. Mshoney. 275th.
Ma;ron Margaret c. Doyle. 63d. to 2sih' "a days
Leave, Of Lb.ncs (without pay)-Pairolmer
Peter Finnegan. 18Th. l day, a m. July IS
Thomas j. CARNEY. 25th / day. p. m. JUL
IS: Thomas Dussn. 10th. day. 4 ?. m. July 20
John W Pender e9th. dsy. p. m. July -
Thom.s +. Phelan. 29th. day. a m. July IL
Charles T. Wsrden. li9th. day p m. Jul,
49, John r. Harron. lj2d. days. 1901 a. m.
July Il. Otto II Steiner l53d. day, p. m.
July Il: Jacob Ehrhardt 2sjth. Dry. D. m.
July l6.
Sick leaya.-surgeon Arthur s voeburgh. %
District. 80 days. m. July H.
Sergeant Michael A Wall. 18th. IL days. a m.
FUN Pay while on Sick Report.-Pstrolmer
Michael Inibnale. eth il.l0 p. m. June -. q
II o M, july S, Patrick J. Getiinss. 18Th. noon
June .. 10 l2 D. m. July /. Edward A. Cooke
s5th. 1913 p. m. Juns 90. to noon July : Henri
T McNiece t3d. $40 ?. m. June Q. 70 l. D. N.
july /. Cornelius J. Cahill. cd. noon June %
20 l2 p m. July : William J. Doyle. 6jth. 3.3
2. m July /. during disability; Robert A. Smith
s0th. ?. m. June 80 70 l. 2. n. July Waite
July Is. Edwin T sisk. 276th SIS p m. June I
70 l2 p m June 81 James z. Mechan. Train
A. s 80 a N. July !. during disability Charles A
Hanneman. 10th. Ice .. m. July 3. TO noon
July TO-
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FIRE RECORD.

VI
l. sO--l1 " tsth St. Joseph krapp slight
1880 W s1th St Paul Martins. triring.
5O-l70 " 7fth st Hocel Beriley slight
10 900 East Houston At. samuel Goldberg
slight
1878 W lecth St Alfred Spit. ,rinins.
255-s50 T. 22sth ST. Tie BronI; Edith 11hen
triflng
s.sS-9774 s,h av: Daud Kes,enhsum. t1nlrs
Oo-B.onr River south Of Wesichester az. Fred
ehck Snyder. $3.50.
sOs-i55 LEONARD st Yates Drus Co. ,rifing
e.iO-lO33 Hoe sv. The Bronx Julius Weinberg
irihing
3S-Barclzy 81. and West Broadway, Degnot
Construction Co none.
+ VI
e0S-ls5 Eidricge st : Ross trlfinr
10 i0-5ls last l33d 81 Hess Cans. tr1fing
10 5O-Auto al 3 and Lawrence 81. Emp!r,
Carrying Corporation. tnfins
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New Tea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus.
frslia via san Francisco tcose at ii 80
. m)-Moana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO-DAY
Japan. Corea'and China mail FOR Honf NOTE
must be specially addressed. via Seattle
1close AZ $50 p m)-Yokohams Maru. July IL
Hons Kong Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for Mcfarland East Indies.
via san Francisco (close At II 80 . MI
Tjisondan ............. :. July 10
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Islands,
via sessle (close a. $50 p m)-rtan. July 20
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia tercept
Vest and specially addressed mall for NeH
Zealand via San Francisco (close AZ II 80
ml-NoIOma sSu4J ~
Hawaii Fin Islands. New Zealand and Aus
traliz Except Westl Via Vancouver and
Victoria. b (clcse az $50 MI
Makura ...- ...... -. suy -
MI Transport. t.....................Ju July IL
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14


Bal,imo1e 'S Iaiy il. to United states 4 Brazil
s CO. with mdse Bar midnisht. I'm, 2, ,r,,
Berrnudian BIZ Bermuda July II. 10 ouet-c
s Co with 2io passengers. malls ana mdse'
~ Il SIC sislo' New orl,sn. July :. to Southern
Paeihe Co. Nth rndss n Quar- s@ ,,s. m :, u,r,,
f SAINT '1H9s1h Tr.@i. F si & Mo.:.d. Jun. y. 1D.s a.
ville ed du ''Iis Hare IFrj, Msr.illes Jun. ~ and
Candy 81 10 W Elseh Co. with onions
iroauois GBr. towing bars. navajo. (Br,. from
London June p. 70 Esmes. Bar 10 q N -
New York Dutch. Avonmouth July !. TO D
y Rio. Galveston July :. to Southern P.einne
GO Monisra %ita %d's SoraiH ok 'S % NJ Raphael Quar-
virginia. Phisdelphi.. TO CASTOR. William. 4
Jefferson. N-vpor, News ard Norfolk To Old
Dominion S Co. with passensers and rds.
W. Van der buyn Dutch. s.su. 4. Tan.mo July 4
and Csnanova 2. TO Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit
soes,dyk Dutch. Rotterdam June 80 ard
Kirkuall July ,. 70 Holland America Line Bar
jamestown. Newport News and Norfolk. to Old
Dominion s S Go. WITH passengers and md'.
zaoaps csrssen, july |. Puerto colomsi.
Santa Marta and cristobsi s to United Fruit
CO. with 81 passengers. mails ard mdse Bar At
$40 p m.
koursk (Russl I<iih Iune 2s. to Russian Vol
unteer Fleet. Bar. I p n.
SAILED.
Munsomo sagua: Celtic. tBr). Liverpool. Pc
troieine !lBr,. Hsvre; con.nche. Charlrton "a, and
fBD. Hull, Djember Dutch. Batavia. Senator
tNor). Antilla: saramscca. Caraxena. Kandshar
fBrl Bombay. Caracas. san Juan Moro Castle.
Havana Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport
News
stephen (Br), Barbados Via Norfolk. Elizabeth
WecmS Canadian. Demersrs. Monhry. Havana
Chesapeake Baltimore Richmond. Georsetoxn.
s c. IL Alba Galveston Wentworth (Brl. La
Palco Driehergcn Dutch. Rotterdam. rrecsme
(Brl. Bordeaux
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.

COTTAGE IN Toms River front, beautiful ID
location bathing boating fishing oompss,
furnished reasonable; adjoining Beschwcod. ~
West Ontario St. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET rorR RENT PAY FOR YoUR HoM
Best financial plan explained By Country Hon
League. No. 10 West s9d ST.. Dept z. Peoa
$3.50 Mad So
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
WIRELEsS RKrORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

s, Finland American Line. i.olo milee crt o'
Sandy Hook at noon wednesday. Expected 70 d"S
SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
THE NEW KITTATINY
WATER GAP. PA.

Only high class modern hotel IN this famous
REGION Capacity 500 Every. modern equipment.
Exceptional cuisine. French chefs. Orchestra Coli
tennis rshing etc. Cafe and grilL GaraSe. sIe
rial early season rates Booklet and auto maps
,nailed Coaches meet trains JOHN PURDY
Copr ten wears of Water Gap House
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TIE CpIcWOI EASTERN POINT.
III GNlOWOLD NEW LONDON. CONN

NOW OPEN. Coolest. Most Modern
Hotel on Atlantic Coast. Courtesies Of
shenecossett Country Club extended TO All
Season Guests. lSHole Golf Course. Alex
smith. Professional. Yachting, Boating.
Deep Sea Fishing Motoring and Tennis
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14

Hirh,s, temperature yesterday SO degrees tst 2 20
o nj; lowest 20 (H s IS : M. average. ~:
average for corresponding date last year II average
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Forecast. for Special loeslItIes--Eastsrn N

Foreeasts for Special loealIties-Esstern Ne"
York partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow. with
showers southeast portion.
District Of Columbia. Maryland and virginia
partly cloudy to-day. not quite so warm, shower
Al night and tomorrow.
Delaware and New Jersey. partly cloudy N DAY
and ton morrow. probably OCCASIONAL thuhde'
showers
South Carolina. showers to-day: to-moro~ gen
eraly fair. M -.
Georsis. Northern New England. Western Ne"
York Lover Michigan. Oklahoma, Arkansas ahd
Louisiana partly cloudy to-day and u o-moro".
Florida ONO West Pennsylvania. Indiana local
thundershowers o-day. to-mOuov fair
Alabama local thunderhOwers po-day. eIoep'
fair extreme west. to morrow seneraly ihr
Eastern Pennsylvania. partly CLOUDY To-Day ana
10 morrow probably occasional showers
Southern Ner England. partly cloudy TO-DAY
showers at night b-morToH.
North Carolina. showers to-day; to-morro~ part
Tennessee. Mississippi. Upper Michigan. West
TeIas. Kentucky. generally fair to-day and To
morrow. -,
West Virginia partly cloudy to-day: probably
local showers. to-morros fair. warmer
East TcIaS to-day ard to-morrow unsettled
Local OnbcIh Record.-The following oficial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty -four hours. IN com
r.--,n Nth tho ,so,ra sn0ndiug OF
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
BOARDERS WANTED

lis ST. $50 wESr-Lsrye small roons. r.,h q
without private bath; excellent table board.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
WATER GAP. TRESCO. MT. POCONO.
SrROJ DsBURG. DELAWARE VALLEY

INFORMATION BUREAU.
Broadway. corners Of Wall St. Park Place
IS ST.. and ~ St
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LONG ISLAND.

FREEPORr WATER FRONT
bungalows ard houses. 5000 W: also eg-fa
lots on Randall Bsy and Woodceft Bay. 80
prices. easy terms. Send for particulars
JOHN j. RANDALL CO., Freeport. L I
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
Afternoon Boat
d. zr:,s" aY Lfne f'2se
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. ". Pier II, y. X, ~. Fuiton ST.
daily at $40 p. NJ Music.
Providence Line for Providence. Boston
and points East Strs. ". Pier "a, y. r..
II. Fulton St, week days only. at p. VI.
New London (Norwich) Line, str. lv.
Pier 40 y. R. IT, Houston St. week days
only. 30 p. NJ, Pier 20. T. r.. IT, Z. 22d
St. 500 p. NJ
New Bedford Line, strs. lv. Pier 40. n.
r.. II. Houston St. week days only, at
500 p. ".
New Haven Line. str. ". Pier 2s. f. R.
n. Catharine St, week days only, ZOO p.
NJ; Pier 20, IT. F.. 22d St. 2:15 p. NJ
Bridgeport Line (wcek days only. str.
leaves Pier 81. r. r., at L. NJ Pier 10.
r. 22d St. at 3:l5 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

20 all attractions. Private baths running water in
rooms elev.. nne porches &c. capacity $50
booklet II WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
Barometer Readings
.e5 2. m. .9ss s . N

Local Foreeast-Parly cloudy to-day ard to-
morrow .ith shove,s; shifting winds becoming
nor,hsat Ard fresh
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodctic SurTJ)
sunr,,. .......... l35Nfcon rises fp. m J.. ~
suns,, ...... 7 2il Moon tcts "a m 90. 5.S'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
THE WEATHER REPORT

w.shins,ou July i3-ft Is somewhat 0o''e'
over tho northern tier Of states from the iA"9
rszon eastward and temperatures are SIM m"ie'A'o
IN the Southeast, Over the remainder OF ule
country high temperatures continued. but WI"
temporary moderation from thunder showers from
IN. Missouri valley eastward 20 tho Atlantic
Local thunder showers also continued IN 'he
east gulf and South Atlantic States bNse"i'''e
the weather generally fair =.
Ther. will h showers Friday in the east gun
and South Atlantic states, the Ohio valley ana
Tennessee followed by generally fair weather sat
urday In the Middle Atlantic states and Ne"
England tho weather will h partly cloudy FRIDAY
and SATURDAY with occasional thunder showers. Ia
IN. lake region the weather will be generally TAR
Friday and Saturday.
It will be someuhat cooler Friday in the Middle
Atlantic states ard Saturday In tho ONO
valley and the lake region. -,
A dlst.Irbance OF considerable intensity from the
south Atlantic Is near the southern south tarolna
.o1,h Atlantic cost. with a maximum Of 50 miles
an hour from tie northeast et Charleston STORM
warnings hoisied this morning ana AZ z N ul.
were changed 90 hurricane warnings rom lyDec
Island Ga 10 Georgetown ;. Z.
The tropical disturbance noted wednesday morn
inc "a s,il bcyond deanite description. but late
afternoon reports indicate that II wes near or over
storm usrninss are dsplsysd on the Atlantic
Coast from Jacksonville 10 Fort Monroe
Winds for Friday and saturdY.-North Allan
tic moderate north ard northeast. with ihr
weather; middle Atlantic. moderate TO fresh north
and northeast. with showers; south Atlantic strong
and shifting. except moderate OF the Flohda
coast with shower: east Gulf gents 10 mod
ersu northwest. with fair weather; west Gull gen
I'll. 70 moderate south. ana fair weather disturbance
near southern South Carolina coast moving nor,n
and Increasing; warnings nov hoisted from jazz
sonrIis 10 Fort Monroe: upper lakes. moderate
northeast and east. with fair ucathsr: lower lakes
moderate north and northeast with generally far
weather.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
GARDENER CoACHMAN.-str ard o,.-h.v
Agency. l. W~t 42d st s"''SS
SALESMAN. specially. visiting prin,.,. -,
sde Ine on commission. Freedman, us E.ss
VACUUM CLEANING -Mo,hproonnx Carrot. p,,..
IN the nome 6y hour or day. best rsss,.rs.s'
bhopNAA. !. West 18th s. Phone 1888 Hari.m
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THE BREAKERS,

On ocean front Spring Lake Beach, n. j.
l.. y. MOSS, owner and Mgr.
PINE BEACH HOTEL
Op.n on American and European plan; boating
bathing fishing For particulars or rates wrte or
phone II X WALSH. Mgr. Pine Beach. y. J.
NEW MONTEREY HOTEL,
North Asbury Park. y. j. Block on ocean
front. SHEKMAN y. DENNIS. Mgr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-21
Cas Jabr 5677.
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bra4ter Meije sefeiert. Der srlts
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(Som oabbinJ beaeihn.t, Der our priis
fHns gHo geiieruns bes 2ebenspans
Des, als Gag bes polaunen6laieHs
(Som Serua) mabnen ioll.
Das Reuiabrsfeit beginnt bereits
na9 Sonnenuntersans am q. Seps
tember, ba bic iiibiide 3asssre6nung
nit benz Sonuenuntergans bsginnt.
Die oriboboren Ssraelitsn beseben
nidt nur ben eriten. fonbern audi ben
5ipeiien Jeisrtas, I'M alien RegeIn Der
5eiitoge entipre6en gu t0rmen. Eie
Reformss sSsraelitsn bsseben MIR ben er'
ten Gsiertag. pie biei.r DOrssiarebsn
1T.
Wie bas driitlite Neuiabr, am ].
Sanuar, 10 bat aud Roib ooi4dra
alien lImtpdlsunsen tpioeritanben. Gs
tit in gorm unb 9eiit Elm e4tss bsilis
aes fSeft unb ni6t Elm Jeiitas I'M tueis
ten Gimme bes Wprtes. @ottesbienlte
am Diprsen unb albenb, iDelde ftreng
inne aebalten iperbeuI 5eihneu ben
Sag aus; es If eine Seit, ipel9e ben
Rudblidsn, Der Giutsbr uno ben Dor
iabsn geipibmet 1T. 8ei ben @ottess
bieniten fpirb fotpobl IN ben ortbos
bpren ipie reformirien Gemeinben Sas
Sofar ober Wibberborn seblaien. Ra6
ben @ottesbienHen, bei tpel4tn ieb.r
sldubise Ssraelit ii9 Gott anDertraut
bat unb ibm bic }iibruns feines
GdidiaIs iiberIGbt. finbet bic iibli4s
yseuiabrs sgesliidniinfd itdtt, ipel'
DE ii9 in Gamifien unb ensen Jrsurt,
besireiien bur& bic Worte: n2efhonab
iopab tiiaispn". gu Deutid: .WOssit
Du fir elm guies Reuiabr eingetrasen
Iein", fiinbtbut.
Dieter Gliidpunf4 bdt feline gebeu'
lung baber, bab na9 BEN Glaiiben Der
Ssraeliten bic menidIi9en Seelen an
bieIem Gage Dor bem sottlihen 9ri'
bunal eri4einsn. Das grobe Reaiiters
bn6 liest auf, unb fpsrben bic 1ergea
ben .ints ieben ginseln.n in biei.s
Bud einsetragen. Die llrtbsile miiis
fen aber bon jeoer psrfOn feltit periies
selt psrb.n. 5isrmit iii ssmeint. baB
burd bic peridiebensu 8orgdnge am
gieuiabrstase burh Goites 8crfebung
bic 3utunft bes Gin5slnen ni8t tlars
sslegt III, aubsr mas sr ielbit 1T nnb
mas er tbui. Du nun iebe perion an
oieIem Sage in bas Bud einseirassn
ipirb, aber Riemanb ipeib, tpie bic
Gintraauns aussefallen In. 70 ipurbe
Der GIiidpunf9 berseTsitet: .W5stit
Du fir Elm sutes gleuiubr sinsetrasen
Iein."