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APARTHENTs TO LET.

UNEURNIsHND-Cont1naea.
zIaNRsT, i7t6 AND COL R6. N.W-.-.. :.
SsnksG se Il 6 ..s lf1 f: s. i.s ssa isis 81; .a
1sr.. reeep. hsil, bath, 30. 30.
1HE +: 8. sMITH CoMPANx.
s15 FIFTEENTH STREET.
THE Wallis, lo47 LAMONT 81. NV.
rooms. recp. hall bath. 1000
NEW BLOOMFIELD, s14s Mt. Pleasant 1t. NV.
rooms. bath. elec. light and porch. $s25 30
THE DE FRANCIS. s2e st. NV.
rooms and bath $S0O0
THE WINSTON, s14s Mt. Pleasant st. ..o ~
fooms, bath and porch. ............ 90
s14 NJ ST NV.
rooms and bath.
GARDINER DENT. INC.
1T 14th st. NV;
Call or phone for compleue list.
Our new renting system win ind what you
are looking for.
Jr,r 6dS1NEAR ES% 4FARTNENT WTsT H9TsI S ian ST.
rooms and bath.
No garbage cans.
Kemer tncfnerators for all refuse.
Fire1ess cooker gas ranges.
The above is just a few Of many improve.
Call for inspection. Only a few left.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
TIT 18th st. NV.
Let Us explain our new renting system.
NANBEMOND, 22nd AND sTs. NV.
and>S rooms and bath apartments. Rent.
$3.50 to $30.5O.
WIN. I. BALLARD.
1915 at. NV.
WENDELL MANSIONS, 2sas MASS. AYE:
r5RoS%o Il rSS%s' aSth oa.ns' sns :t, 'z''0'
1, 8 rooms, bath; IT., baths. .$45oo to $500
LAOLEDE, 1928 Vermont ave.
rooms and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $00. 90
ARGYLE. 17th st.. Park road.
&-S rms, sleeping porch bath. 90 to S50.0
GIBRALTAR. 18th ST.. Kaiorama ave.
( rooms, bath ...................... $87.6 &c
ASHTON. 1436 r street.
Is rooms. bath. porch. ......$ so to $3.50
BALTIMORE, 1915 Swami st.
rooms, BATH porch. $85 .00
HOWARD, 1917 Swami st.
8 rooms, bath, porch. $27.50, $3.50
1100 18th street NV.
4 rooms and bath. th......................$2 $25 90
2401 Penn. avenue NV.
rooms and bath. Ath....................$22 22.60
1925 14th ut. NV.
3 rooms and bath ......................$2 DOC
1912 18th street NV.
THE r. q. SMITH COMPANY.
S15 Fifteenth street.
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fnone AA 2272.
Prospective tenants "!
tage 10 inspect our PROF.
our houses are general,
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
1907 18th NV, 12r, b
tOct 15) ......$75.0 90
3908 18th NV, Or, 2b. so. 90
lit n Hamp av. As. 90
1000 Park I'd. Tor, BIO. 90
I'LL 9th NV. Or. .b.85.7 Is
700 Quincy NV. Or, b85. 90
@4M L NV, Or, b.32.50
1229 NJ av nv, Or, b30. so
1H o NV. er. b.80.50
1905 9Th NV, 10r, ,b.N.50
1850 1st NV, orb. n. so
1872 Riggs NV, Or. .b20. so
DWELLINGS SOUTHEA
638 N O AZ, 6r, b. .1s. 90
DWELLINGS
8l3 a ne, 8r, b. 3D. so
415 d ne, Or, b. .20.50
HEATED Al
1890 3. I. ave-, sr. & Al
618 Q ct, NV, 5 rooms
go @ st. n.w., End floor
EOS D ut. NV, 8rd noor
APARTMENT
103 Oak av. Takoma
/ Park. Or. b. 1850 80
1913 9th NV, 5r, b. .3. so
110o 7th nv, "a. Or. b2O. so
PIT Va av se, No 4.
I'd hoor. 4r, b. .17.50
BUSINESS
612 18th NV, store
& 3 apis. ..... .225. 90
Hotel. sw cor 9Th and
La av, S5r, 3b. .125. 90
1136 7th NV, sto, 25x
S6. Special. ...100. 90
1913 7th NV. $500
1130 7th NV, ,sto, Z, ,bs0. 90
e09 7th NV, ,sto. 10. BIZ. 90
1855 9th nv, ,sto, ,6r. bS. 90
1924 eth NV. .sto. Or, b47. 80
1924 No Cap, store. 40. 90
701-09 Fla av NV,
store & cellar. . 40. 90
COIORED
1o1b 11th nv. 81. b. az. so
114o 9Th NV, 7r, b.21. so
2041 9th NV, 5r, b. 1850
1728h Seaton NV,
6r, b ...........16-50
925 N J av NV, Or. .w1S.50
2z05 9Th NV, store,
3r, b ...........1S.5O
We have L number Of "a
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FOR RENT-BY EDWl
1907 ]
1908 X. 22r. year.$4 .00t
y1S 23d. Tor, b. hwh. a. .ot
2139 Pa av, Tor, b. .40.75
11e5 18th. 11r. .2b. .40.5(
1907 NJ. Or, b,ami.. .40.5C
1912 X. Or. b,lat. .35. sc
2317 Pa av. Or, b. Boss
214 I'd Sc. Sr. b. . 80. u
932 23d, 7r, b. -. 80. sc
1856 22d, sr, b. -. .2B.5o
2222 &. Or. b......25.3 SO
2142 f. 7r. b. .25. SO
2413 Pa av. sr. b. .25. 30
3128 18th. Or. .b.lat.25.5O
14oS 35th. Sr, b. IT.. .22.d
2426 X. Or, b. 2.5G
1923 Both. Or, b. 20. 60
s21 22d. Or, W, &. .17.50
26O6 Pa av, 5r, w.15.50
2310M Eye. 7r, .l4.50
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa av. n. Or. ~. 50
Govan, PIP Pa. ave.
$3.50 to 5000.
311 Sd ne. 3r. b. .12.O0
COLORED.
2029 L. 7r, b. lat. %. so
1928 18th, Or. b. ..25.a0
2037 L, 1or. b. lat. 25.5O
For complete list
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APARr16Errs TO LET.

UNFURNIsHED-Ceatia.sd.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS. WITH PoRcHEs.
2. and rooms. RENTS ONLY $oO.50, $3.50
and ~ 80. Apartments All open.
.acsasss. .aScMsa M .ss;;1Z si;i sssa '.s.'. e Nv.
The Onondaga, I4o R Street NE.
The Oneida, 147 R Street NE.
both car lines az: within walting distance &
c. So ss4 sns sss s and ne" city post
GEORGE TRrEsDELL. 1927 lincoln road.
THE BALTIMORE.
1892 BILTMoRE STREET.
4. ROOM APARTMENTS.
$s5 AND 80.
THE FARNsBoRo.-
zz' 'AA wksT EST OF GoGosS coNN. nHSi'h AVE f-'
to skfeT sHsn'' sso Is IS sS'R; s1isao baths
win furnish IL desired.
= Location. service and appointments unexcelled.
,.ss, Tas .15 PISNOUTH s1.S isss atss g s.S
roosns and bath ........... $500 to 4400o
,ss1. Tas FIss.as - ..aP ss.s eaA1ss
1ssRc1S GER; ans Dsis saAITY oo Ios 81 ia M:
room. .1d S.t5 !s ASP sss
and bath. $47.5o; housekeeping; elevator; all
outside rooms; very desirable.
2t28 G n.w-Fireproof; new; ready for oe-
cupancy Oct 18th; rooms and bath. house
fssPiaFS PsFo s5s0 i. ifssfHs, + N. P. .,..
THE sARANAo, 1909 n. CAP. sf.-0 AND
large outside rooms and large back porch: COZ
venient for employees Of p. Q. and 6. .. o.. and
each @ large enough for two families or boafders-
JOHN W. NORRIS. Owner. el4 E q.
DOWNT0wN .APARTMRNTs-
1908 9th st. NV; single room aad bath. WITH
s.D. corner Eth and Il Sta. n.w.: rssas
Apply. D. O. -MHGENHoRsr, COS Bond
bldg., t4th and N. 7. ave. NV. Pm. II. s1e3.
NEW APARTMENT. 22oe 81. N.W.-THRI1
and four rooms and bath: heat; bot water
and tanitor service: downtown; e2060 to
$3.50. sLYE 4 WATSON. Inc. s0A 1Ath st.
VICTORIA. i4th AND CLIFTON gT1. NV
phone s..vies: 1856 1 to sssSS: .isetsieab: q
pgSs%SRS. gSasidf ss2s 18th ST. NV Axp ,R..
osn See iaastssE tsspasni ss f...sss r
owners, ALoNzo O.. BLISS PRoPERTfnS.
% Of. NV. Phone Line. 1850.
THE PORTNER,
18th and o SITS. NV.
We have several 8. 9 and room houes-
keeping apartments for lease. beginning De.
tober 1. Prices. $45 to SIS. May Be inspected
now. Fireproof.
Free electric light. Annisht elevators.
Fine cafe at Moderate rates.
Nj
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Maj. Ma. FL ss4 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will lind It to their advan.
tage TO inspect our properties before renting, as
our houses are generally in good condition, our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
nWEIYYNla NORTHWEST.
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uL ave" AVA wv
n find It to their advan.
critics before renting, as
; in good condition, our
repaired when vacated.
NORTHWEST.
1906 Sd NV, Or, b
(Oct. 15) ......@.50
Ills 5th NV, Or, b. .3.50
1870 9Th NV. Or. b. .25. 80
2s33 Ga av NV . Or. b25. 80
1906 9Th NV. 10r. b. SO
2S13 M NV, Tor, b. "a. 80
941 Eye NV, 6r, b. 20. 90
1851 Sth NV. Or, b..17.W
1927 4th NV. Or. ". H. so
1889 9th NV. 6r. Is. 90
6S6 Morton nw,6,w.14.50
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
412 NJ Sc, 4r, b...A.0
n NORTHEAST.
100 Md av ne, Or, bio. 80
ARTMENTs.
& b. ..$32.50 and $40. 90
md bath. ......... 26.5O
Ar. and bath. 80. o5. 90
5r. and bath. ..... @.b0
AND FLATS.
815 r NV, 5r, b. 30 30
219 Va av, No. 2,
4r, b ...........16.50
1112 7th NV. IN, 90
1118 @ ne, No. 2.
Ar. b ...........A.W
PROPERTY.
843 Pa av, store. 40. 90
2050 Georgia av. rs. 90
A1 Eye NV, OF, D. .N.oU
804 Pa av. store. .20.5O
111S Goth NV, sto. 20. 90
2028 Ga nv NV. store.
7r, and w.......D.W
2012 Ga av. .gto, ,3r. 20. 90
22O2 Ga ay. 20, 90
ZOOS Sth NV. 1st d,
store. 3r and b. 1850
1234h 9th NV. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
800 7th. upper d. 80. 90
TENANTS.
2187 Va av NV. 81, ,b17.50
204O Ga av,2n, Or, ,b.17.50
1072 30th NV, ,Sr. b. 10. so
And cheaper properties.
2o12 Ga nv NV. I'd. Is. 90
9 @ NV, 5r. w.....15.50
W lO.UU
201SM Ga av NV, Or,
ages q stables for rent.
DOW BRICK HOUSE
d. 4OS 1st s.e. S16. 30
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD-Continued.
s1e o N.w.-Larye srd-nocr front room; un-
furnished: With board. for two. q week each. :
NDwLX FuRNIsHED, large room; ezesllsnt
espesuIe: ns.. BATH: Columbia SEQ se6s '@'A
l4o4 18th N:w.-Two rooms and bath. fur-
SispsS ss7s spsftn'a' ''o00o' attention TO table,
so End ST. N.W.-Rooms and board: reason
able; home cooking; good location e
e25-227 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Beautifui large
rooms: also single rooms: excellent table:
HoLMEAD MANOR, s5I7 18th n.w.-outside
rooms rooms large % porches and grounds; excellent
l4iS K. st. E;W-!al.s And small rooms; q:
$50 n. I. AVE. NV, on cornsr-Front room; !;
second noof; southern exposure; for one or
TWO: home COOKING: reasonaole North s609:
Rooms WITH OR WITHOUT board.
1890 KENYON ST. N.w.-Rooms. furnished or
nnfurnished; with or without board.
1902 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Larre room. suit
Nv: r.; electricity; private family: Col: ea24:
WANTED-ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN wants room near Florida ave.
and 2lst St; reasonable; state terms. Ad-
dress 4O2-R, Star ofi1ce.
WANrED.Un rooms; three or four
unfurnished rooms; not over fifteen dollars.
Address 378-R star ofice.
YOUNG COUPLE desire two or three unfur-
nished rooms; use of kitchen and bath; NV;
wANTED-Two or three well furnished rooms
on one floor; very Lh.k.; bright. quiet;
h..w.h.; north or east of Central High
School: reasonable; mother and son. Address
3S3-R, Star office. 5s
THREE unfurnished rooms: Ink. 16 minutes
walk from business section; SIS. 1854 Avon
YOUNG MAN in ONCE wishes room In private
family with young people; not over So
Address 384-R, Star office. 10s
WANTED-Furnished rooms location Dupont
Circle. Address STIR, Star ONCE.
ONE LARGE unfurnished room for Ink;
steam heat and bath; by lady with girl years
old; good neighborhood. Address 3S5-R, Star
ROOM for man and 18-year-old son; near 18th
and Park road; with south OF east sleeping
dress 951-R, Star odice. s.
WANTED-Three or four Ink. rooms, with heat
gas. bath adults. 6S2 B st. ne. -
THE CITY RENTAL BUREAU,
618 Bond bldg. 14th and New York ave.,
Makes business Of renting rooms.
Try our service. Phone Main 2451. -
WANTED-s furnished rooms, bath and back
porch. 2nd floor; board for couple. with three
children and nurse: In Columbia exchange.
write o0s Colorado bldg.
FURNISHED ROOM in the Ontario Apartments
or nearby. Address 425-R. Star ONCE.
ROOM wanted with small private family Of adult
young people, preferably widow mother and
daughters; not over $40. Address 350-R, Star
Office. o.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WEsCOTT,
Evening star., 1916-10-04
RENT LINT OF
BELT, O'BR1EN & CO. lnc.).
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephones Main 1204-1206.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.

As Ass w.
ain 1204-12o1.
ED HOUSES.
50 N Y ay NV Or, ,b.37.5
62 v NV. sr, b. so. so
135 T NV. Sr. b. $3.50
315 n ] av sc Or. b. SO. 90
$50 N NV. Or, b. "a. 80
1907 Fla av We, b27. so
122 d NV. Sr. b. Is. SO
53S 1st Sc. Ar. b. .25. 90
1402 W NV. Or. b. %. so
q L ne. Or, b.....22.50
1925 sth NV, 5r, b. 20. so
1924 Sth NV, Or. 20. so
$40 Morton NV ,6r. bis. so
81 Schott al ne. 4r.s.50
IRED.
2040 Ga av nw,5r, BIZ. so
l6 Patterson ne. .5r.14.00
1159 1Ith NV. 3r. II. 80
1248 63 NV. Or. l0.3O
JOLORED.
1919 X, Id, Sr....12.O
RES.
1014 sth ne. ..... 80. 90
9lS Fla av NV, ,sto. 25. so
s41I N NV. store. rs. 90
1919 X NV. rs. 90
oSS lst se........8. 90
3419 NJ NV, 5r,b. 20. 90
7O6 L NV. 20. 90
13 Hanover pl NV. 1850
ITS.
2223 18th NV. 4r.b.1s.O
% o NV, 4r, b....1S.5O
Over 340T NJ nw,5, bis. 90
119 18th ne. 4r. b.14.5O
COS Elliott ne. Ar. b. 13. 80
! 644 Morton ne. Ar, biz. so
MENTS.
| THE BERLIN,
Z Iowa circle.
Apt 32-3r, b.....30. 90
Apt 33-3r, b -. 80. 90
Apt 41-5r. b. 90
THE INGLESIDE,
1857 Lamont Ut. NV.
APT 1-4r, b. .S7. so
IN & co. (Inc.).
TT NV
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UNFURNIS6
i106 vt Nv NV, III. .Sh100
l2x2 17th NV. .l0f, BIZ. 90
1915 Calvert NV, 11r,
20 ...-........ .@.W
1905 lrvse NV, II. .2b00. 90
1907 Irv'G nv. .2b60. 90
1782 q NV, o., b. .1.0 90
1117 Eye NV. .11r. .b.55. 90
D41 Clifton NV. 11r,
b ..............0 $500
1908 N NV. 12r, b. $3.50
1858 Col I'd NV. 10r.
2b ............. so. 90
1712 P NV, Or, b. .45. 90
1786 Ch'ch NV, 10, ,b40. 90
COLI
2102 o NV, sr, b. 40. 50
80 Eye ne, 10r, b. 80. so
2115 N NV. lar. b. 80. 90
2026 Ga av NV, 0r. 20. 90
FLATS,
1649 K. 81. 1r. ZOO
STO
$50 Pa av NV. .1bO. 90
1925 14th nw.....100. on
R'r $50 Pa av NV. go. 90
914 N 7 av NV. go. 90
A1b-17 N NV. 40. OO
2412 18th NV. -. 1000
2412 18th NV. :. 40. 90
707-09 Fla nv NV. as. 90
1925 N Cap.sto.A Ab3c. so
FL
1925 14th NV. 80. 90
612 18Th NV. Sr. b. q. 80
8112 14th NV. .6r. b. 20. 90
SE cor 18th and q
NV. 3r. b. 20. 90
222s 14th nw.lr.b.1s.5o
THE LoUDoGN, H"A
814 q. Cap. Ut.
2r and b .........N. .0C
1901 NORTH CAP.
LIST floor, 4r, b. b....22.5 SO
ID floor. Or, b. ....@. &c
Sd noor, 6r, b. sc
BELT. o'BRIl
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NICE, COHY, BAY-WINDOw BRICK HOUSE
Near new House Of Rep. 4os 1st s.e. $3.50.
Apply l2 9th me-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29
City News +: !:
I: /: /: Z: in Brief

A''er sptnoira fiss says a. cU-s's
ttouf otu rvspFf \ H iasslttr
", CA,liress. " D. NyAllaass ana
Htorst q Williams nii " Ffi worth
fe'nfncd last nishi ans isft for Ncrh
fcaas Their comtlnea nag totsirs
.ie DUCKS
rvph Switzerland. o. o W~shs. 81
sutherland ana Ihas Croekcr lon
Thursday morning tor tsfksv hart
in Mlilacy County rtfy e,ptci g.
r'fNrn hauf iUuurrpN nisht
Cnus,r,As trcs for TIE SUNDAY
~tnnui chldren M fns tarisnfta|
chuwo of ihr tio.A Shephefd was
hrid last nlsht si the Parrish l{oase
Each 90 lhe chiiaren nrvuahi faetaes.
% Eroccfics an 90 the continuation
ising presented iq TIE Salvation Arms
fuf di-funauen amonf thr pnor eal
3rsu ~ ;ht cltf "A thc canclHslan a
prurmm ~ rrcintlons and mueic
rrfrfshmrris oi lcs tr.sm asst oaA
were seDsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-29

y y Rsatlsy 81 San Anien,s ano
~ Petty ltu Thurettt naan tar OIL
twn days duck hanf So d. s..nt n
tng Aftrrrs PASS seDssn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-10
Even CIeverest Crime Fails

Young man over on the Pacific coast is facing
long term in prison and everlasting suspicion AFTER
ward because. with uncommonly clever BRAIN and
unusually adept fingers, he has weak little klnk
in his character. He is the king of the cunning the
most expert of the bogus money makers
According treasury department secret service Op-
eratives arrested at Santa Cruz, California IS
the most expert counterfeiter of modern times. He
has made the s. Indian head silver certificate, the
SO federal note and the 81 silver certificate
with such perfection that even celebrated money ex
perts deceived They could not in many instances,
tell the genuine from what they knew TO be bogus,
strange that seems
Counterfeit currency IS usually to be detected I'M
mediatelv through the paper which 1t is printed.
It is Slick without the silky "fee which distinguishes
the genuine The government has a special process
for the manufacture of its money paper by means OF
which silk ingrained into the paper Again, not one
countereter in many IS able to prepare the engraved
plates with which the printing is done with the great
and attention to detail necessary to deceive ior
Uncle Sans currency has many secret distinguishing
marks by which the of the treasury department
recognize it Immediately.
The Pacific coast cOunterfeiter who, by the way,
circulated some of his currency product here in FL
Paso, showed greater ingenuity than any Of his kind
by in some learning how the government
money paper Is made. He then constructed small
paper mill concealed in his home, and manufactured
Grade of money paper good the goveTnm ants.
His engraving was of the finest. 1t was highly
artistic in that If absolute copy Of the
government plates any copyist could hope 70 make
The combination of paper, engraving and printing was
nearly perfection
what exposed him? His own zeal for excellence.
In his eagerness to do exceedingly mice" work. he
engraved too many fine lines into the portrait of An
drew Jackson which adorns of the series OF bills
and the result make the former presidents beard
trifle gray instead of white With the fraudulence
of the bills once established it merely matter
Of trailing the bills to their source and he was az
rested.
His career shows several things In the first place
such talent as his could have brought him financial
ease and honorable position without going outside the
law Again, fOrger, matter how great his skill,
Is still forger and forger's end inevitably awaits
him. and, finally, character without scruple will mis-
direct and at the time nulify the efforts of the
keenest brain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-10
Aerial Raids rolong War

England ceaselessy berates Germany because Of the
zeppelin raids directed against London and the east
ern coast Of England Attention constantly directed
TO the barbarous spirit which sends the arShps by
night over England to drop bombs on the homes of
women and children and male nOncombatants. 1t IS
called murder of particularly atTocous kind This
sentiment seems TO come not so much from Official
quarters from the people themselves.
But such is the paItissnshp which war Intenslt1esI
no such complaint uttered IN England when Franco
British air squadrons make similar raids over Belgian
cities occupied by the Germans, and German cit
les These entente squadTons travel by night as do
the zeppelins. They drop bombs do the German
raiders Noncombatants killed IN Belgium and
Germany as in England. Where IS there difference?
II the German aerial attack murderOus the Franco
British attack is equally murderous If the one IS
barbarous the other is also barbarous-
In truth both the entente and the TeutOnS are
g5rty of barbarity in perpetrating these air raids
Both sides are equally reprehensible the air raid
ers could accomplish the Ostensble purposes OF their
attacks-the destruction of Notifications armed camps
Of the enemy, warshiPs naval docks and munitions
factOTIes-wIthOut blowing to pieces innocent people
living miles from the proper center of attack the RAIDS
would be justifable. That seems impossible OF &C
cOmphshment-
tin on the day following enumerates the casualties Of
men, women and children, mentions private property
destroyed and always denies that any destruction OF
military property occurred 1t IS the same When the
entente's air squadrons raid Belgium Germany. On
the other hand zeppelin raid is followed by an an
nouncement from Berlin that certain docks or fac
tories or fortified works bombed with good ef-
feet" When the Franco Belgian squadrOns raid leu
tonic territory IT is announced from Paris or London
that aerodromes submarine docks or munlt1on works
were seen to be damaged by the bomb explosions
To reconcile the Numerically opposed statements
II Is necessary assume both correct; that IS
that some military destruction occurred and also that
noncombatants were killed or wounded and their homes
blasted.
Whatever military damage is inflicted by these raids
must be infnitesimai by comparison with the war as
whole but the destruction of noncombatant life IS
important II is brutalizng than honoraby con-
ducted warfare and among the suffering peoples, It
without That hatred Will be a handicap in days to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-10
Short Snatches From Everywhere

In the language Of Gen. Grant: let have
peace-"-Albuquerque Journal
if you catch him first.-st- Louis Post-Dspateh
Now we can get down again to petting the hen in
EFFORT to induce her to earn her keep-AI0uquerque
Journal 4
Panhandle smsFges si BRant from 3Pg the the
wheat crop.-Amarillo News
Tt may be true that modern school girls eat fewer
are any sTeeter-GaIveston News
A little man can always derive some satisfaction
time-oshkosh CWis) Northwestern
And even If Milwaukee does adopt the more day
make might of it"-SIilwaukee News.
our old friend. Pancho villa may be a military
genius, but his army never gets any IN par c1ar
without the aid Of newspaper eorrespondents-Dallas
The Germans admit that their lines on the somms
are bsdiy dented But it matter what hap
5PT fHs1 70 s holds wateT-Daias Times-Heraid
New York housewives complain that the servant
girls are deteriorating Well f9r mat matter. We
back in grandmother's time--AIbuquerque Herald
is all rf for homie t6s e69hGS is o but T O is m
wrong stint and starve the home people IN order
rake in the kopecs from outsiders-Beaumont En-
terprise.
Already the high price cloth is noticeable since
commenced advancing. and the women Of today
absolutely dress in the simple fig Leaf style
in which the first found the first woman so be-
comingly arrayed--GiImer (Texas) Mirror.
Carranza says his government will eventually"
suppress bandit movement in Chihuahua Accord
ing TO the scientists the sun VII eEeRtualIy burn
out And in the present case We think the sun has
about the cheapest food that can be placed
on days Next come sweet potatoes
of course every man has water With rice,
potatoes and water the citizen get along
reasonably well. despite the high price Of flour
Tyler CTexas) Courier-Times
There has never 2 winter when could
dress so simply and well. Verify, it's OF
comfort and common sense for women And it is too
late them 90 back TO slavshness Comfort. let
believe has come And let be thankful.
New York Globe
A trooper on the border was married by, telegraph
Tuesday 10 girl in Missouri The day a soda
fountain clerk in Chicago stopped mixing up egg
Flip judge tied him up to his sweetheart who
had just dropped in TO get soft drink It is
enough TO get into trouble these days-TemDie
Mirror
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-10
A Typical War Cargo

The lisa which sank five or six steamers off the
American coast bagged a Tich prize in sinking the
British steamer Strathdene The ships cargo val
ued at 100000. Here IS what the SIathdene caE-
ried:
1000 cases of empty cartridges; $50 cases OF empty
shells: 3712 barrels of naphthalene, 1929 drums OF
pheno 1929 drums of benzo 23758 plates of spelter
10000 bilets "copper" 1895 ingots of "copper" 41ee
pieces Of STEEL 125 bundles of steel rods 1908 cases
of brass rods 24o cases of sheet BRASS IS Of
brass discs 1895 bags Of cOpra; 200 boxes OF nas
$50 cases of orgngs and $50 Of automobile parts
Every bit of the cargo it was said, was intended
o enter directly OF indirectly into the manufacture OF
munitions of supplies.
The Dutch ship BloomeTsdijk however, was carrying
what vas called strictly peace cargo. 1t was neu-
trail ship having cleared from neutral port Tin the
United Statesl and bound for another neutral port,
Rotterdam Holland to which her cargo consigned.
Unless It can be proved then, that the Dutch ship was
carving contraband of war, 1t violation OF IN
ternational law for the German submarine to sink
her If the BoomeTsdk carried contraband cargo,
and had II been consigned to port of Germanys en-
emes OF likely to fall into the hands OF Germany's
enemies through seizure OF the ship BY reShipment
from Holland. then the submarine would have been
within its rights in sinking the ship after looking to
the safety of the and any passengers who might be
aboard It being unlikely that the submarine could take
the ship captive into German port for the consldera-
ton of its case by prize court.
Holland has declared intention OF demanding a
disavowal reparation from Germany for the sink
ing of the Bloomersdijk It looks though Germany
has a poor case. Evidently the imperial government
holds the same view for we informed the German
legation al The Hague has notified the Dutch govern
ment that if It be proved the ship sunk Illegally,
Germany stands ready to make reparatlon without
carrying the case into prize court