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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01

ZEN isi. guFs 1T Der @eridipOruns
ansetlast unb 2udsr Diro ais elm
fpi9iissr 3euss feItgebaltsn. Cine
aIntlass iuirb Oieasi4t ipatsr gsssn ibn
erboben fperben.
Der Sritte Der aneebliden Sons
pliSen 1T Elm Staliensr ,tpeIder ieii eis
niger 3eit in HeusgnsIanb unter 30
obahtuns itebt unb, pie bic 8eamten
fagsu, gu isSer Sci: perhaftst .Dssbsu
fann.
Der pierte unb leBte 1T Elm Seuts
ider, Ramsns 9llirso q. GriBen, tpels
der in Der antlugs gsgen 9auf4er gee
nannt 1T. Wtan sIdifbt, baB iein
Iufentbalt beiaHnt III unb feline gsrs
| baftuns pirb erpartet.
Departments 4genten fagten.
JriBen, 9uiie uHb BON Der @pIB Isisn
BON bem 9auptmann DON papeE be-
sablt iporbsn. Shrs Hamen befinoeu
| iih fpenigtens in bsm Gbedbuh, oas
BON papen auf ieinsm Seimfahrt Don
ben britiidsn gebUrben absenOmmen
ipurbe.
Rep gDrf, 81. MdrS. Beanie
bes Suiti5 Dspariements iparen bsu'
te iebr suriidbalisnb in 9esas auf bi:
Gntfpidelunsen i'm 9efolse Der seitris
gen @erbaftuns Don aapitan Dams
Saui6er. Gatte DON Wnbam Gnbsti.
iregen 5bsilnabms an elmer 9eridtpO'
runs, ben Deuanb 4nnal in aanaba
sr serItSrsn. gs tpirb jebo4 seiost,
bab stpei Der fHnf Ttdnner, bon bsnsn
man slaubt, bab iie in bic 9eri4tpo'
rung inpolpirt iinb, iit uls 3eussn in
Saft bsfinben unb bab elm britter Ders
fcIst ipirb nit Der 4usiiGt, ieiner irl'
nerbalb 48 Stunben babhdft gu fpsr'
ben.
Die 5pei WlGnnsr, fpeI&e jebt fefs
gsbalten tperben, iolIen gdogt hnbsn.
bab tie allss betannten, mas iie Don
rem @nidlus sseen ben aanaI tpuss
len. sSbrs @usiassn iolIen, tpis pers
IGutet, Elm 8inbeglieb in Der 9epeiss
istte bilbsn, ipel6e BON Der Regisruns
In benz Sale benubt iperben fDirb.
Die He9tsbeiitanbe BON aapitdn
5aui6er perDffentlihten beute cine
Grtldruns, in pelaer es beibt: Die
8eamten bes Suftia Departments
i0nnsn MID! umbin, bic 5bdtfa9e 81
beitdtisen, bab infer alient ipdbren5
Der lebten Monate bdufia nnb nit
@ersniigen ibnsn irsenb ipel4s gluss
funft geseben batte, tpelfe fie tpiint1s
ten, unb buB jis bsi elmer gelegenbeit
ertldrten, baB iie ibm fir ben geia
ftunb, ben er ibnen in ibrer llnierfu~
dung lsiitsts gu Oant Dsrpfli3tst
fsisn.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01

Serurtbeiliing batten, ipuroe i1 odnn
ipenisitens oes 2anoes perlpieieu uno
tam 10 nob anlerifa. Sd hieIt mid
in 9anburp, 0ep Sapen lInb Bridge
port, Conn.,, aitf ilno fam iHieBli1
nab 9oiton no i1 slrbeit IN einer
.Sertilfabrif fniio.
.8Gbrcnb Der son5en 9eit biirltete
es mid nab 0fade on Gnglanb. SsSStb
log asad)ts mod in nieiren 8ette irno
oad,te nod, irie ib init England
quit iperoen uto aisleib etlpas fir
9eutidlano tbitn fonne. Dn tam !d
oGnn Gilf ben Webarifen, mid niif CT.
mem tritiiGen S6iffe oils blinoer
Eaiiagicr sii oerbersen. Inn meille
fcrnuilirten Yldne 5ur 9iirbfiibrllig
5u brhigen. SsStb begab mid nod SO.
bofen, ,uit bort Die ilotbieen 2eute 3li.
iannlen gu brirgen, iulb wabIte oaml
bier I1luler ans, Die ntib nuf Der
expedition begIeiten iollten. SD iagtc
ibnen, ib ipoIle einen britiihcn Cam.
pier fapern uuto benielben 5ii meincr
sadt MAIDEN, itno nradte es ibncll
flar, bab fiinf BON uns leidt cine
Sfiifsmlannidaft auibalten fonnten
ano oann ipiiroen mir baS SdNfi als
quito 8riie beaniprii6en itno nebenbei
aIles @eIo an 9orD befonni1er.
pgIls ib mid on goro Der rWea.
tpppo" begab, iprroe mir geiast, baf
es ein Sdyiff iei, 5as gum menigItcn
2000 Ifo. SterIing ilnb cine Sa6ung
ariegsnntnition an 9oro babe. Sb
beeab midi Iesten 9ienitas on @oro,
nadybem if meme &anieraoen alifge-
forbert batte, 0asieIbe gu tbun, aber
Iic parer nidt BORT unb 10 batte i'd
rie glrbeit aIlein su perridteu. Sd
sueiB rid)t, OBJ tie iih aiif Elm aIlberes
Sd,iff beeeben botten oSer. nidt;
ipern es aber Der Bal iein ioatc,
Damn miinibe ib ibnen picI @Iiif lmo
bofie, baB iie meinen pIan erfoIgrri6
ourhiiibren."
S6iaer iaste, es tbue ihrn nift
leio, luas er sctbun babe: Denn er
@elegenbeit ba5u haben ruiirSe, rriiroe
er cS pieber fllIr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
port BON Der 0plt
grtlGrt, bab Suuptmonn Don pap'n
feline pIGne enboiiirt babe.
Gr unb bic anberen absilnsbmer isien
ppn bsm friikrsn MiIitdrssttas
dc bssublt ipOrben.
Rssierunssassrten bebalIptsn. bab bic
gepsiststte segen bic qnsetIass
ten eeitIofien fei.

Wd | bington, 81. Widr5. Ins
gaben oufOlss, iDeIhe Der DON 2onbOn
hur6 Setettipes na9 Reip ypri sss
tra6te SorIt DON Der Colt Resisr
rungsdsenten segeniibcr ma9te. pcr
ser Plan, ben Weaanp Gaual su 5ers
ft6ren, Sauptmann DON pdpen, benz
abberufenen beuti6en MiIitdr attaa
dc betannt aepsfsn. Serfelbe babe
ou6 GeIb fir bic alusfiihrung ocs
8orbabens geIiefert.
Bon Der gDlB iou seiast bubsn, bab
BON papen ben plan enboiiirt babe,
ra9bsm es iia berausseiteat bate.
RAP es unm0gli6 fei, Don ben Ser.
staaten aug nit elmer sroben grpss
tition In Canada sinsufallen. Bon ber
@ols bate psrfu6t, in Baltimore,
9oboten unb Rep yprt Dsutfde ans
5uperbsn, unb Resierunssugentsn las
gen, er babe eriIdrt, er banbIs i'm Gin
peritGnbnib nit Saaptmaun Doh
papen.
BON Der Colt mar i'm SuIi 1914
ppn Wsrito sstommen, no sr benl
Gtabe bes Generals @ilIa anssbort
hatte, unb bate an DON papsn bes
1i9tet. Den pIan, in CANADA einaus
faQen, bate Don Der Dols, fpie er
faste, feIbft ausbsdt, nidt DON pdpen.
Na6bem aber bieier ibn enboffiri
battle, fesab CT ii6 no6 Baltimore.
I'm bic Mdnnidbaften beutider Sans
heIsi6iffe 81 peranlaFen. ii6 ibm an,
5uf9lieben. Qud in 6obufen bate er
perfu9t, Retruien unier ben beutideu
Geeleuten ansuiperben. Qber auf eins
NAL ertIdrte DOn Der Golf, bab Der
Plan aufsegebsn tpDrben iei. geamte
fagteu, her beabfidtist sstpeime llsbsr.
gangspuntt fei ipsftli6 DON ben @ros
zen Seen selsgen. Oas expeditions
corps bate fOllen 70 tart fem, um
gunabas 9tufmertfamtsit su erresen.
unb an Der 4bisnblrs BON 5ruppen
na6 europa su perbinbsrn.
9(Is Der g}lan aufgegsben tpurbe,
babe er, 70 iaste bon Der @oIs, porsss
f9fagsn, ben Melonb aanaI 5u serft5-
rem. Sauf6er ionis bas nDtbige Sps
nomtt liefern nnb bon Der golb bier
Wi1nner nit fi9 nebmen unb be 4rs
Belt nerrihten.
Die Deiteren Wsrbaftunaeu, iuslbs
beute dngetiinbigt ipurben, betreffen,
ipie geamte Tugten, SbeiI6aber an Der
Werf4p0runs. Sis fparen idon DOT
eirtiger 3eit Dorgenommen, aber aebeim
9ehdlten tpprben, BIB bic lInterfI6una
beenbigt tperben fonnte. Der erite
8erbaftete mar Elm Deutiher Ramens
guife, Der bon Depdrtementse eMasnten
an einem gebeimen Srte gebalten ipurs
be. Die stpeits Werbaftung ipnrbe por
5tDei Wo9en In or pafo porsenonle
men; Der 9efangsne, fpeIGer nur aes
broden gnglif1 fpriht, faate, Isin
Same iei 9uder. Or bate fleine mes
tuflene HaGbilbungsn bes beutIden
Rreuasrs .gmben1 perfauft. Wian
bra9ts ibn mad Heip ypri, no er auf
gfis sSsfanb einsfperrt ipurbe. gr
befdnnts, baB er einer Der GenoHen bes
bon Der 9oIs in Der beabfiGtiaten
3srit5rurs bss WslIdnb 2anaIs gsspss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
unlberIeat.

@eneiiioeratb: vSnben Sie's iton
geb0rtz in unIerem WatbbmlS iol's
ia iputen2'
9iirgerrieiIter: Nd mas, buns !
me3 Seligl Solane i'd giirgermeiiter
bin, fomnlt tein@eiit binein, oas ias'
i6 Sbnenl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
5m perfanfen-Sarmcn.
SasHllisn GsuHfb, rbiu.

IS uder an ber Gillette bon eIftuu sbsnue,
3fptf6en Der Chio tlIb EdIeni gifs, IN an.
oerfon aoipnibip. oamiIion COUNT: IS MI.
nrien non enpooo; rtne sipeiito6iee 9tame.
Dlehbeus bon feds 8imnerr; erober aonffet,
Seller: 200 iuuae cbftbdnme: Rcbsu febr
reid NIB aber 3o6mdner. 9res 800. 90
per aeer; Hsine Bdarsabllno. Heit monai.
lid.
I'm biefes su erreiteH. rebue mau bic Qenn.
iDIedniu GiierbaUn ober bic QaIt Orb oars
nun Sinipccb, frelse bic esbee nnb eebe
faoli6 Lis Glftun et6s. Gisfe syorm IN I'M.
pefatr cine gitrteImeiIs trtfrbcib bsr gIut.
Bride, natt Der Cbio g,iss; bssannt al bic
glcrn 3. 9pIan Gdrm.
VtI BARGAIN nne rIiib nfricift tperben.
1be esnitfru ctio esan & Tfah Co.,
bi5 m1ntrEtr Qttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
Noshafte aritff.

aomponiit: ~gaun Serr anpel.
meiiter, ipie bat Sbnen mcin Opus
gefaIen2 9iidt pabr, elm aeIimsenes
@srtg Dur 1T es iebr fdlDierig sli
ipieIenl1
anpcameiiter: .gfipieris9 Sd
DoIIt' es mar lnmoaIi9l"
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gerIanat-WdnnIidl.

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beri.ett Ra9sniragen 2sse 6Grrifon uSe
bo
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ganIsiisn: geof'et. 9as, Surnaee. eot lO5x
iufraeer l7i5 5dirfay abe, Giip, obtr 9bons
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gerIanst- @sibIid.

Gin teutss mGb9Rn far alssmstns
SauSar6eit ltsin g9at6en nnb Gsigein.
eln@su.raseH 20. 35e2 gSi!icn aneHiie. apon'
bale. i,2s
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gereiHs.gnseisen.
Dob aeIlpiu sdnaer.G6pr.

Ten paifDen unb diiireu waiteliseerr sur
eenntnib, 6ab bsu:s abeHb pon iitr al i'm
EeuifdeD Club
eiterrnbtnb NIT 1ans
iidiiiinbst yreunbe nrib Conner bes gereins
fiHb elel6tnls 56iii6ti eiBeeiaben.
Ggrrer lei bnrdm binoesplefen, bab fcnsmens
ben Jrettua nld ber Gefnnesprobe rtonufli&s
Verl1nuiinno Ifatifinbet II
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Maibimifteit.

pInnsr,. Grrbbani. sylinine wsaf6insn. gebr.
m7nf6inen GtIetfsr aub cioorsalrteiifr.
S66ftsr aobn fir erfnbrene arbsitet. Rad.
aafrnaen bel q. s5atreH. 6imnisr 2o5. Sotel
eaaman. sLi2'
SInger Mann, mn beim 1rodenrelniefu
gu telfen. Refine Grfahrnns n5ftie gd6s
onirneen be! Der Genton Trb Cleaning Co.,
1901 Heabine mcob Soer IS CT 0. Stnbe.
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@df6ftau, srfabrens, flr n7ontas. 9snss
sas nnb waitipo9. Sss7 eiofe Sin aeenns,
eiopntnIe. 1.2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
DlsIfit asss no. 45o, 4. c. Q. 4.

Zen WsiteIisbern bIefer qoge snr anGrictf.
am 2auiiicd. ben !. aprii. Raltmitiaes Jibr..
bon ieinst gsobHung, AIS e1feuicn Sifabe,
slcrfehes. sur lsstsn Ruseitdifs bselsiist psp'
ben lp!rb.
% IN. gRfeftrt SER. Il
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Seiratbsaeindl.
3u pertaufen = Sdmler.

W a lHnf StIIs--1e4e 6et1tit eibs., mober,
nes 3immer Sniis, ale 9eouemlidfstfer.
Wbone ssortb b2ssx cher Canal 5000. -
10 Stmfrer Brt6baus, Dber Slats,
gsaiier. 8os, 1iIrHaee, nnbe ednlen uno
&itheu: 105Xis5. aieiHs @anransdbIuna.
1880 Vain Giraffe, Neabing, g. Ra6sufras
cen i1l5 Satrfa elbeuus. Gite. lbone Rortb
zbsO'H. 1,2s
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| gsdb6en llr sansarbeii, 8 siunben bel
| 1ae. IOls 91inofor Sifabe. g9aInui AiLsy
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gu miet9en seiH6t -Simmer.

Ieutf6er anftdnbtger Setr tn&t
moblirtes Simmer init aoit: Camp Bafb.
tpeHn In5gIid gGnniIienanf6lub. Cffertsn: d
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gl db6 Den. nm @efbirr ou spnfter unb In
Der Afife 81 belteH. IioioniliensS Scfpital,
Clifton abe. nno Straiabt etrabs. bbs
wdbden. I'M @et6irr az pdfnsn nnb In
Der siine 81 ttlten. 4tnfnnifense erfpitnI,
Clifton Gbf. nnb Siraigtt Sfrabe. tb
n,db9sn fur aIaeiueine Sousarbelt in
$3.50 Wsonfb arennf, oboe pdrf. bDs
GrfabreHts mhb&er for 6ausorbeit.
4 erteaffens IN bsr Gauil!s. .7o5 Glsnpoob
abe.. eiboHbdIe. 2s--Sf
90 tb6sn fnr Sunsdrbsit. sla4sfr. sls5
6arber abe. 1eI. Gpou 2e1tsx.
W 6su for aiieemsins &orsarBrif. gr6s
!. tuiraosu I'll etaras ersnu4 asonerIs.
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m Gb ben iEr claemeiHe eausar6eif. aeinI
sodftsu. 22i4 Sutton ebsnus, GdInri Sil2N
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fen. i04o Blair absnne. aaInut eins
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Rdbnen fir aIaemrine Sausdrbri. in
ncr fJGHiiIie. asin 2anf4en. siD giifd
elbeBue, elpoHbnle.
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grau ais peIterir Der aelianraiich In ganb's
SUiei. ci-23 Cit 8. Gtrdbe.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
W. C. T. U. REFLECTS HEAD
Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston,
ILL.,, Again Named President of
Organization by Convention.

Indianapolis, Nov 22.-Miss Anna A.
Gordon of Evanston. ILL.,, was re-elect-
ed president of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at its national
convention. Other old officers were
reelected as follows:
Vice-president-at-large, Mrs. Ella A.
Raole of Brooklyn, N. Y; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Frances p. Parks
of Evanston, H.; recording secretary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson of
Fargo, N. D.; assistant recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hoage of Lin
coin, Va, and treasurer, Mrs. Margaret
G. Munns of Evanston.
The convention is notable for the
large number of temperance workers
in attendance who took part in the
anti-saloOn "crusades' more than
forty years ago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
BAR ALLIES DEMANDS
CROWN COUNCIL OF GREECE RE-
FUSES TO SURRENDER ARMS.
Allied Powers Prepare to Assume Con-
troll of the Government at Athens
-Teutons Deported.

Athens, Nov. 22.-The crown coun-
Gil has decided, in principle to refuse
to surrender the arms and munitions
of Greece to the allies, as demanded
by Vice Admiral du Fournet, the COM
mander of the allied fleet
London, Nov. 22.-On account of
the national unrest in Greece and the
political intrigues the allied powers
are on the point of assuming control
of the government at Athens, accord
ing to dispatches arriving here. All
the country-except the revolution
lists and small section OF the regular
Y litary force-is being disarmed.
%he diplomatic ENJOYS of Germany,
Bulgaria and Turkey are being deport-
ed. A new ultimatum is reported to
have been sent to the government.
The entente powers could easily en-
force their decree If they took over
King Constantlne's government, as
their troops patrol nearly three
fOurths of the territory while all the
coast is under the guns of British,
French and Italian warships.
A dispatch from Saloniki to the
Times quotes Eleutheruos Venizelos,
head of the Greek revolutionary gov
eminent, as saying:
I'm fighting this battle we wish to
wipe out the stain placed upon Greece
by the disregard of treaty obligations
to Serbia. We wish to play part in
the freeing of our territories which
have been invaded by the Bulgarians.
We cannot be accused of being anti
dynastic if we have come into open
conflict with the crown on account of
system of despotism set up in Ath-
ems"
The Daily Nails Athens correspond
ent says:
THE immediate cause of the expul-
sion of the ministers was the discov-
cry that the German naval attache,
Baron Won Senarclens-Grancy was en-
gagged in espionage"
The American legation. the CORE
spondent adds. has undertaken the pro-
lection of the Austrians, Turks and
Bulgars in Greece, while the Spanish
legation will take charge of Germany's
interests.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
mo DEPoRTATI0Ns, PROMISE
British Trade Minister Says Field
Marshal Won der GoItz Gave
Word to Mercier.

London, Nov. 22.-In the Louise of
commons Lord Robert Cecil, war trade
minister, confirmed a statement made
on the floor that $4,000 Belgian men
had been deported from various parts
of Belgium to work in German coal
iron and steel Industries in the Rhine
provinces and Westphalia; that after
the surrender of Antwerp the military
governor gave Cardinal MERCER sol
enn written assurance t hat no Bel
gians would be deported and that this
assurance was confirmed by Field Mar
shall Won der Goltz, now dead, who at
the, time was governor general of Bel
GUM.
Lord Robert added that the German
officer under whose orders the first de-
portations from Flanders were carried
out was formerly governor of Brussels
and was directly responsible for the
execution of Nurse CaveIl."
The government, he said, would SUP
port every Belgian protest, but the
only way to solve the question was
ito prosecute the war with all our
powers and make it cardinal point
to secure the liberation of Belgian ters
ritory and Belgian citizens from this
oppression"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
EMPEROR IS SINKING
LAST SACRAMENT ADMINS
TERED AUSTRIAN RULER.
Vienna Dispatch Says Aged Rulers
Condition is Worse and That Tenn
perature Has Increased.

London, Nov. pa Geneva dis
patch forwarded to Reuters by way of
Amsterdam quotes the Katolische lei
tung as saying the sacrament was adj
ministered to Emperor Francis Joseph.
Berlin. Nov. 90, by wireIess.-A
Vienna dispatch, says the Overseas
News agency, reports that the con-
dition of Emperor Francis Joseph be-
came worse. His temperature in
creased.
Vienna. Nov. %, via London.-The
keenest sympathy marks the attention
of the population of the monarchy to
the health of Emperor Francis Joseph.
The daily bulletins are anxiously
awaited by all, Notwithstanding the
fact that their contents are reassuring.
The patient is not inclined to carry
out the orders laid down for him. in
sisting, for instance, on giving daily
audiences, some of them lasting an
hour. Premier Won Koerber was with
the emperor an hour.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
NAVY TEAM READY FOR ARMY
Middies Get Final Work at Annapolis,
Md, Preparatory to Satur-
days Game.

Annapolis, Nd, Nov. 22.-The final
instructions and the final work of
smoothing up their machine is being
given by the Navy football coaches
this week in preparation for the big
game with the Army at New York on
Saturday. Notwithstanding the shade
better showing of the Army during the
season, and the fact that the Navy
must use many new men against West
Points back field of veterans, there is
"A growing confidence here that the sail
ors will be victorious this year.
About 1900 midshipmep will make
the trip and root for their comrades
in the big interservice classic. This
is nearly double the number of embryo
naval officers who have seen any of
the previous games.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
ACTION TO FORCE DECISION
Government to Have Validity of Eight.
Hour Law Passed on Be-
fore January !.

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 22.-Action
to force a Supreme court decision on
the validity of the Adamson eight hour
law before January l, the day the law
is scheduled 70. go into effect, was
taken here today.
Frank Hagerman. special attorney
representing Attorney General Greg
DRY, petitioned Federal Judge Hook to
dismiss the suit of receivers for the
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf railway
for an injunction restraining enforce
ment of the law. He asked the court
to direct the receivers to file an appeal
from the courts decree in time to
reach the Supreme court by Deem
Der 4.
If the petition is granted, scores of
injunction suits filed by railways
throughout the country will be null.
tied and the decks cleared for an inn
mediate ruling.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24

neighbor told my mother about Tvd;a
p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound s ND
] took it, and now l feel ike a n 'a,9
person. I don't suffer any more and +
am regular every month. Mrs. HAzFT,
HAMILTON, 822 South 18th St.
When a remedy has lived for FORTY
years, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare thew owe
their health to it, is it not reasona.
bic to believe that it is an article Of
great merit?
If you waEtspecia1 advice write
to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine,
Go. (confidentiaD, Lynn. Mass
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by a woman and
held in strict confidence.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
CALIFORNIA WILSON'S SURE
So Declares Democratic State Central
Body After Checking UP of
All Precincts.

San Francisco, Nov. 22-After a
careful checking up of all precincts
all over the state there is no POSSIBLE
ity of Wilson's losing California, ac-
cording to the announcement made by
the Democratic state central commit
tee. Their checking shows the lowest
Democratic elector to have 1920 votes
ahead of the highest Republican cleo
tor. The highest Democratic elector
has lead of $500 over the highest
Republican.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
DEUTSCHLAND ON
WAY HOME AGAIN
German Diver Leaves New Lon
don in the Afternoon.
Conveyed BY u. S. CUTTER
Thousands See Submarine as 1t Starts
on Return Journey After Being
Delayed by Accident That
Cost Five Lives.

New London, Conn.,, Nov. 22.-The
Deutschland has started on its return
voyage. The merchant submarine left
shortly after two o'clock in the after
noon for Bremen.
BY nightfall she was well outside the
three-mile limit and speeding on her
4,000-mile trip.
An hour after leaving her pier the
submarine passed through the treach-
erous waters of "The Race" where
five days ago she collided with her es-
corting tug. Every possible prccaution
was taken to prevent a recurrence of
that disaster. which resulted in the
loss of five lives.
She was followed out to sea by the
T. A. Scott company's tug Alert, press
boats and cutter from the U. S. cruiS-
er Columbia.
Thousands of people lined the banks
of the picturesque Thames river to
watch and cheer her departure.
No sign of the damage sustained by
the Deutschland when she rammed the
tug L. A. Scott, Jr.. was visible.
In her holds was stored $2,000,000
worth of cargo, consisting of crude
rubber, tin, nickel and other ore.
The Deutschland continued down the
harbor, gradually pulling away from
the conveying tugs and at 3:05 o'clock
was seen off Ocean Beach, headed for
The Race with the tugs a considerable
distance aStern.
When they reached the sound the
Deutschland speeded up to l. knots,
and when last seen at 1920 she was
passing through The Race to the west
ward of Race Rock.
The tugs turned back to port at
this point, and the Deutschland, lay
ing course to the eastward, disap-
peared.
Up to the time of going through The
Race she had not submerged and her
officers We're still on deck.
The Deutschland was flying its flags
and the crew was all on deck as it
passed down the harbor. One of the
Scott company's tugs was at the pier
when the vessel started, but the under
sea craft had no need of assistance.
The tug followed it down the river.
When the Deutschland sailed out of
the port of New London last Friday
in the small hours of the morning it
rammed one of its conveying tugs
while in the race, sinking the craft
and drowning the five men composing
the crew. The Deutschland was dam
aged, hole being stove in the bow,
and it put back to New London for re-
pairs.
Then the owners of the tug, the
Scott Wrecking company, libeled the
Deutschland for $4,000. this being the
value placed upon the lost vessel.
Relatives of some of the drowned sea-
men also took steps to sue the sub
marines owners for damages. 1t was
announced, however, that all claims
growing out of the collision would be
settled, and plans were made for sail
ing again as soon as repairs were COM
pleted
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-11-24
Boost payIIaht.savInn Plan

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 22.-Robert
Garland. chairman of the special COM
mittee on daylight saving of the Ma
tiopal Chamber Of Commerce, has is
sued a call for the first national con-
vention to be held in Pittsburgh. ON
December 5. Representatives of ev-
cry part of the country are expected
to be present The daylight-savina,
campaign plans to move forward the
clocks one hour in the four zones of
standard time,