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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
LIVE WIRE. BURNS WOMAN
Trolley Feed Falls in Frankford, Shock
ing Passenger Leaving Car

A trolley wire snapped and fell upon
Alice Bayard. twenty-six years old. of 1915
Bath street, as she was alighting from n
car at Bridge and Tacony streets, Frank
ford, Sunday. Before she could be dragged
away from the wire, which writhed and
cracked on the ground, Miss Bayard had
been severely burned about the body. She
was taken to the Frankford Hospital.
Five men who rescued Miss Bayard were
also shocked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

Daily RecitaIs Of the New Phonograph
Among the Attractions in Honor
Of Event

Nocosnition Of Thomas A. EdIson's scien-
~ echiesemsnts IL being observed this
#<@| u ftIiattlplia. Alnons the leaturs.
- ~E1Ipon Week" which are especially at
UzrfIfe are daily recitals Of the New Ed
F1onograph and unusual offers 70 pur-
- q thoss instruments during this
y Ludwig Plano compaoy. a. 1los
1u< street.. y inviting the public to
~ store an1 hear he New Edison.
Z1e.r eP!n'os en1 r.et|e pate IN ths
c1nG hel1 evsry day g this store
11ar oefebIinhments taking proni inent
n (he observance ara n. sneiienburx
@o'. Eleventh and Market streets Blake
|1 Edison headquarters of starr a Noes.
41rul&u<o~u e<>uue coward Sons.
~ Hn1 Gay elr@e<s and <56s Cr>ssnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
Gulf Shipping Warned of Storm

All gulf shipping was warned to be eau
tious of the northward movement of the
tropical storm that is crossing the northern
portion OF the Yucatan Peninsula in a state
ment issued by the Weather Bureau today
The warning states that the storm is still
OF marked character" and viii prove a
great danger to gulf shippers II 1t follows
the Yucatan channel into the gulf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

The General makes one third
Of Americas supply of asphalt
rollroohng. His facilities are
unequaled, and he is able TO
produce the highest qualify
roofing at the lowest manu-
factoring cost.
cERTAIN-TE is made
in rolls, also in slate-surfaced
shingles. There IS q type OF
J CER1'AIN-TEEDfo for every
kind Of building. with fat or
pitched roofs, from the largest
sky scrzper to the smallest
residence or out-buildine.
cERTAIN-TEED is sold
BY responsible dealers all over
the world, az reasonable
prices lnycstica.s |, before
you decide Oh any type o:
roof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
Gray Squirrels Plentiful; Hunters ou

WEST CHESTER. Pa. oct 1e.-Thou-
sands OF hunters are in the woods today in
search OF gray squirrels, which are reported
more plentiful than for several seasons in
all localities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

This |, explains why CERTAIN -rEFD o.,-
nsss Ordinary roofing. and why Il i possible 10
.i1n'ee Tor ;. 10 or Is years. ACCORDING 10
py " o. 81. The responsibility of the
S'';iM w9ilc largest manufacturer Of roo6nzs and
?; building papers Is behind this euarantces which
Sr1ns rS1onnssly,tve. ss experiences proves that
s.'srs,. @sH AIN FEED ouslives the period oi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
Motor clubs New Home to Be Opened

Formal opening of the new clubhouse of
the international Motor Clubs Association,
Juniper and Locust streets, will take place
tonight The new home OF the club has
been elaborately furnished throughout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
is the twentieth century
means of settling disputes.

In ue Arbitration should suppan
nations Acceptance of the Arbitration will render Great
impossible and even minor differences be settled
by this means Impartial judges render
To impartial judges of roofing always be wi;no 70 Low.
the comparative merits Of roo6ngs ne6ont
will result in decision for u NhS' "''e'usauoh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16

they leave school onImhy h.. -. -
satiffactorY work IN school. ~~hIr< y 111
sentiM point IN winnine prornofIoc n \.
league. " ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
PREPARED
We are ready to
furnish you

with the most approved colors, such as French
Gray, Taupe, London Smoke, Brown Tan, Rose
and Old Blues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

ter Der 9Iniduloiging iiberluicielL
ais nciIn iuibcwobnten Sduiern@oi.
icrbdbne mo onocre Wlciiingortifcl
gelio6lcn 81 5oben
spIlitnteriudtlpcr0en-
Gin northumberland pnroc ae-
itcrn Dor 9iMter Tcan in Der noro.
oitlihen EolBeiitatiou ucrb0rt. Srou
sSonuie Gcnlper bon glr COZ Sir
man 9tpcnuc, murOe inter 5pci
2lnicbuloigluacu glrtbur " 9ntlcr
bon 9lr 1G4i IaileoitraBe, auee
arifien rno oen %ol3iitcn Gun &C.
biicn 5l 1oben oeni Gerihtsucrio6
rem iberpieien. Butler, Gin Gerli
dcrltngs Collector flopitc ali Scr
Sbiirc BON Troll aemper. Sic 0ff-
nete inO mari i6nt glcid5eitia eiiea
GcQcr Suppc in'S @eiiht 9uilcr
lieB eineu @oft6efe6l auSiteaeu ino
ais @oli5iit Gum Nrou Gcmper oer-
6oftcu polltc, ioa iic ocniel6en 9ebii
len 1o6en w16reuo Ocrielbe i'm @ar-
Tor itonO. 9luf glutrag Der 4Soli5ei
miro Irol 2enper bon 5luei 9lcr5tcl
unterinht ueroen, e6c ibr San IN
oen @eriHtcu SIR &er6onOltn1 0c-
lau9t 9laH ibrcu glnga6cn ioQ ic,
iobol0 Semdio an i6rcrEbiirc flopit,
10 oufgercgt perocn oaB lie oenl
Grange, sic 6ctrciien0c Eerion an5l
areifen nidt mioerite6eu foun Sie
ertl0rt. ooB iic oieie @eiii6lc bon ci-
uemNorio6rei crerbt ba6e ino nidta
0agcecu tbm fonne S6r @ottc be-
jcugtc. oob tic ooGitdnoio normal
ieL ooB iic n6er, ioboIo Semono on
Der Fbiirc flopit uidt 6eri6iat luer
ocn folmc.
aompfluIti0c 2 dweitern.
3wci SdueIcrm Got6 mo Giio
Gbericlo pou Nr 421 Siio.@opiou.
StroBc. mirrOcn iii ser iiomeiiIibea
%oIijeiitation geiicrn bon 9fidjtcr
Shirn oilf i6r cigenes 8crlausen
bin Den @cihporenen ii6erpieien
9cioc 6ottclr anl 5reitag 9lbeuONid0-
/ den ueIhc als Der @rcfidDcl SSn-
Brit Goale- uno &apionIiroBc, no
iie ielbit frii6er anaciteIIt marcn, fo~
ncn yScabs" gcnauut imO porelL
olS @olBiit 9ounotopiB i6ncn 0ics
irnterioate obnc gScitcres oirT sen
9Ioirod losAcgdn0eu. Grit ndMocm
cr Ocu antiher cincS @ogcno 3lt
Siilic 0crlicl hotic Nclaug eS ocnt
@oIi5iiicn, iid) criol0rcid6 acacn 0ie
fonpicsIuitigcn Shoncu 5ll pc6rcn
iu0 lie 3u per6oitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

Ncutc 9ldduuttag iinoet rnt y
llbr oic &eriamnlina Dor 'VSarps
lano 0ibcrtn 1iAo im 9tdrplono
aaeotor nctt bci iuclder @err Gbor
lcs NJ &in0le iciuc bcfoinatcu Ior.
tr0oc 1dlt. Ncrf SSinolc ucldcr olS
por5uatider 9ieoncr bctonmt III mtrO
m icaicN gcindhltcu gbcmo IiIl0
2unoovs u@oc5e" 4rcoi9t INTER ole
gipc nelmeil lno ooB pr. @inolc
mic0cr ms Centrum trifit iIt obnc
1raac. 6rcmoc ocr pcrlonhmei
Srcthcit per0cn gcbctcu ibre @e
touilten eu0liiNcr 3un9c 3u pen Tor
ir0aeA ctl3ulcoen gSic pcrloutet,
miro ser oglrion@ @ciaRgucrcui cilli.
oc Qipocr VI cugliidcr 5prodc 5it
%cBoG brnacu Imucu weroeu ae'
bctcu Hdl bic Goriraae on3nborc1,
VA iih @crr @inole cincr 0cniloetel
uno ndli @iln 1inoaV 5procQe 0c.
0ant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

Tic Saiuuirt0Sirml &au0a lRoor.
aclucsli acborcnc @cipbaI III &pr.
buaacn 0at 6eiM fonillideu glmtS
acridlt IN 9'uir /. l& bic 5oocSerllo.
fma iir 0cu @crgnlami @arl SScll.
pAal acborcu anI 6cprnor lS99
n Scalenieti 9lilBl1io, licst Nv
Grlc bci 9hir !, gS. Ocailtragt Icr
9Scridoaenc miro crnidlt id bis 1lnli
l7. 1cbriinr 1910 &oriaiiiag9 ll
llnr bci ocw oprugclauutel slntss
seridlt 5ii mclocn oilocrHlalls lclns
ooe4crlldrua criolgt slIlc Ferlas
Ncn ocIhe iibcr ocn @riMollcleii
cimas miicii ipcr0cn crlndlt oicsbes
5iidlid)e Alitibcilmaci az oas gllitSs
acrdlt aclMacli ji laiicn. slIe9 lid.
hcre bciaat cine gIWeiJe ail aiocrer
5tclle ocS DrrilM Gorrcponoen-
tca'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

Gie Sommcrprciic iiir @oblen sic
ieit Sabrcu immcr ani ! glpril iii
aroit trateu, iiuo in oieicm Sabre
nod niht ctabIirt. GSmiro bon aoDs
Icubduolcrn io0ar oaroiIi auilncrIiaul
gcmadt ooB cine Gruicorigung Der
grciie nidt gu eruartcu icJ lonoern
oaB iih oaS Eublitum aAf cine Gr.
b6blmg Der ASrciic aciaBt modcn
umB. ioas sic geaemudrti9cu Sdlpic-
riltcitcn 5uiihu ocn 9crguertsor.
bcitcrn ini0 oeu 9crgucrtS lSelcIl.
ihaitcn uibt gcihlhtct mcroen ton.
ncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

Commit Gar sen eiroBacihwOreucn
ibeuuieieu- Soa ocritdt bo-
6eul 5rau glDres on3ugrciien
Sieb auoben Billiard ipiclcu
9cidnuinoclte Gin aino. gcita1l
iciuen Sreino Nliiiieu $1,000
9iirgicboit itcaen
Irob ciner SHroneu urO 9etbcue4
rlmgan, cr lei pollitdn0ig YuicbulOig,
muroe acitern Der Stalicner Cont.
MD Sor Der, mic auSiii6rlih 6erid.
tet, uilter cincr 9Inicbuloiarng Oes
criminelcu glngriiiS &erildS oli
Sian Gliic glprcs BON 9ir. S2S, Siio.
GbarlcSitroBc OerIoitet porOen par
iii Ser iiioliden @oli5ciitotiou BON
9lihtcr Qcpinion oen 0Ieihporeucu
ii6erluieicn- 5ar ocr IN 9ir 211
Gauioen Sonc wo6nt, lit uerbeirot6ct
iuto Goter BON fiinf fleincn ainoerit.
er erfldrtc, oic uon Scr 6roli erHo-
benc 9lniduloiguna iei u0aig un6a.
griinoet ,Sron gIprcS babe iid) le.
oiglid 0oriibcr anigcregt SAB er i6r
Inidt Gin IuBeno 9anaueu auf Gre
DIT pcrfaufcn polltc
SuQcu0lih cir @illar0-
1pielcr.
gTeil er eincn i6 Sabre olten Siin.
fen i'll ieineu giQarOroinl bate ipic-
lcu loiicn puroe geitert 9erop Gar.
uuc oitlend BON 9iid)ter @oIOeu III
Scr 0itifcu %olBciitation nit $40
imo Soften 6citroit.
9citobl Gin 9iuo.
9ln0eidnlloiot, eincm Wl0ohen ei.
ncn $l0.Shein gcIloblcn 3il 6o6en,
Iulroc gcitcrn @ilbour 6. Gnirf bon
g}r 205. 5Ho GoitlcitroBc, bon
Aibter @olocn III ser oitIidcu @olis
3ciilation ocn @cridtsperiobreu
iibcrmicicn. Nlaru Sawasti Elm S
Sobrc oltcs Mdoheu 0ing in cine
gSirt6idoit an Der 6leetltroBe lnl
sic $40 uedieln 81 laileu Guirf
nobnl onge6lidb olc gtote an iih lul
oiciclbe 3u lucdieIiL cr pcrouitetc
ober oirdl sic Sintcribiire ser g8irt6.
/ iAoit- Gini9c 5tllnocu ip6ter ipur.
DC er ucrboitei
| Tcs Sai dbcnOicbltd6lS 6e
dul0igt
Ger 9c0cr s0ioieS Cooper muro,
acIicrn pon 9iidter Giol0cn IN Der Sit
lid)cn @uIi5ciiioiiou lultcr Der PIN
ihuloiamM cincu 9ioiicacuoNcl
SbolHos giiey inn 81 6citobIcn 3i
baten ocm Gcrintsueriobren iibcr
rpicicu. Giier NOR ange6lid bctrin
fen ais Cooper i'm Die S2.Jlote ous
ocr Suid1c 500. Ger Gicb ipiroc boz
einigcn @olijilien perfolgt mo nod
Dem CT Dcr6oftet morOeu mar Der
iudte er oic @clonote ucg5muerieu
Sem Griminol @cridt
iibcruieien
Sn Scr norOoiilidcu @olBciitotioi
wiroen 9citcrn Oie bciocn 20 Sabr
olten Glarcnce Seah bon 91r 1885
9'orO @ouliraBc mo Gborlcs Eic
ter bon 9ir 1911 @lontiorO 9lpcnnc
Dun 9lc1ter Geon inter ic S2O0l
9iiy0idoit ocueirobgciGmcrcncu III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

lcuretter cincn ltnbciluollen GinilnB
auf lire ,bciiere SdIite@ aisiibc, emf
licB 9lihter Seuiiiou Oeu u9efcD
rlmgS6coiiritigcn Der Bat nod an
alcidcn 9lbenO picocr ms Grue,
dlngs So6ernafel gcben 81 oiirt
ieu jeoo6 0leid5eiti9 oud periprod.
bon jebt ob Sem 9llfobol ieru 5i 6lci.
ben unO ieinc 1Sraii bciier ST bebons
0cln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

Nciuh ocs : abcrnafclS
irci0cltcllt
Stills Staot Gpuirolcltr ". 9
G6iIos mo@ic aeiicul Ole GrIIdrug
oaB Scr @cild ocs @iap SlmoaD
rabcrnalels o6iolut ocn enl5cIncu
9lnacitcllicu ircigciiedt icJ lno oaB
in rciicr @ciie uon ir1cno culer
2citc anf sic nuulBipolcu glnNciteIl
ten 3uanQ auo9ciibi morocn iei inn
iic 3ur SbciInoGuc au Scr &crlanlnIs
hng III ucralIaiicu @crr eDilO9
modtc oicic GAldrfaa nu 3niams
mcn9anQc init WeuU6icn Oic i'm lIms
lauie lunrcu mo oahil anacu oaB
bic Sta0t 9oniiiiiraiion pic Sbcll
paa5re ocr iid0tiiAen 9lcantcn az oer
Gcrianlilunl gcuie lcbcn mlir0c no
miulicbc. Merr COLDS Icantc s ob,
ii set 9lngclcgcnbcit cine oilijlcllc
GriIGrunG 5u acbcn iuo bcllil9tc
iidl init Scr &criihcung, oaB IN tcl.
ucr @Sciic elm aOuIf por obcn" alI
Oic 9maelieltGl oilsgciibt moroen lel,
Die @erctnbarima lit nit Dem Gam.
pogucGonliic lcoialh actroiicn NOR.
ocu. I'M Orn Wllaii5WaI 9lngcItclltcu
0clcgenbcit SIT 8ebeiL obnc lunoclr
lougco Nartcn autc SiepIdec i'm "a.
bcrndtc 5iI crb1ltcn
---~-~--
Scutidle, GeitcrreidDiidc nn0 llnga'
ride 0rie9SanlCiGcn
100 WIorf MnO 100 NrOncr nuinGrts
S6cO- 8. Gicncr q GO.,
2i7 Cit.SaItimorc-5tr
(aR6r5i3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
Nlnnl. nmS 0Iamenicndle erIOidlsn.

Der langc aonpi gcgcn Ole N'all.
mo aIauenicldc lit uoriiber Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sctrctdr bat cine
@citinnung erlaiieL nah rueldlcr pic
5cudcn nit Dem .3i Oi0r5 ais e..
loimcn crflGrt lucrOeu. 0urG oiein
@citirumlng miro sic lcBtc Guoran.
tduc iii G0riitian.GouutN Sny alli+
acbober luclheS oaS leBtc SlreaI I'M.
ter Ncrondt mar. llitcr 9luf6cbung
oicIcr lotolcn Suarailtdne liuO bic
ucrihicocncu @lmOcS 9oridriitcn ili
9cing aui Srausport uon &ic6 auf,
gc6o6eu. luio fornen Die Sonoler
rpicocr lit 9;icb mic irii6er Dcrictocu.
Gurd sic Wlitt1cillng Scr Guaraus
touc.9lilf1cbrng miro ac6oiit oalj Die
aisl1noiiAu 9lcaicrun9cn mcl1c
elm Giuiubr.&crbot oui 9Sic0 crlailcn
bottcn oielcs Jest ollfbebel wcroeu,
Odmit Die NdnOlcr Ooiiclbc uod ocni
9luslan0 pcrierocn fonien 9ltr oell
0urd8rciicn0en sQioBnabncn Scr @c.
66rocll mar cs 5u oanfen ooB sic
Scidlc idnca un0 oriiuolid onSac.
ner5t imroc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
@Iimcn iHr neucn snpcrinlen0enicn.

Gin gluncniirllB mnroc gcltcrn
Scrrn Miaiam s. Gallant mclhcnl
sic 5tcac bon 9le0. Aobcrt g SSrigbt
ais (Scidjdits Snpcrintcnocnt ocy
NlarDldnOcr 9(a1cmciIen @olptolS
iibcriragcn puroc auI0Blid) lcinc9
glntsoniriitcs ii6crrciht @r Gal.
lam. Der crfldrtc, oaB CT tcinc ioior-
tigcn Acnocrmecn IN Scr 9lnitolt be-
o6iidtige, mar iriiber 9Iiiiitcnt ocS
Gintauis 9Igentcu Der y9lcrdontS
an0 Qiincrs TRANSFORMATION Co."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

NNN"' HfNNbN@ 2 fFff N"'HfH ff''
0ou ails Der 5taot 5ll io9cn
@crpriiacltc ocn Guon0cIiilcn on'
geblid Dor z Nobrcn init elmer
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mar
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ais gopinatou Sls., itauImcn ioli
ino III Decatur SnS., cinc 6omllic
ssh icHS ainocru bintcrlaiicil 6at
miro bctitc ucr MiHtcr SlppIcc liG
st pcronhuprtcn habell ucI On an.
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III ser 9I6iid)t Sen bier icine Gr.
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.2imoauS @cidait 81 uliiiircn"
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ser EoHsci6c66roc, 6aitc Notts sc.
itcril oui ieinci gcitiacn 3niiano uu
tcriudt uno lebutc Cs cntldlcocn ob
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l,ottS oilnitia ingrcdmmasl0bi1
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-09
DRY LEADER SAYS
COUNT NOT RIGHT
CHARGES FRAUD
Claims Detectives Were En-
ployed at Polls to Prevent
Robbery
SAYS THEIR REPORTS ARE
ACTUALLY STARTLING
Amendment for Total Dry
Lost by 100000, Partial
by $4,000

San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Charges of
fraud that may affect not only the
prohibition question, but the presidency
as well are made by Franklin Hitch
born, campaign leader for the Dry Fed
Grafton who today announced his inten
ton of demanding federal investiga-
tion of the count on the wet and dry
amendments.
Hitchcock declares that the drys, feel
ing they were unfairly beaten two years
ago had detectives at the polls all over
the state, and they allege startling vio-
lations. In one precinct, it is declared,
a ballot box was taken from the polling
place for several hours before it was
returned and the votes counted.
..'In some places, there We're more
wet votes counted than there were ac-
tually cast" said Hitchborn. "The re-
ports of our watchers are so startling
that we feel it necessary to have fed
eral investigation which may change the
presidential result, as well as give pro-
hibition victory here
Indications are that amendment No
l, for absolute prohibition lost by over
100000 and amendment No. ., partial
prohibition, lost by $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-09

A booster meeting will be held in
the high school auditorium Friday morn
ing just TO chrk up the high school
football team that will go against the
Eugene high Saturday afternoon on
Willamette field The high school team
is made mp of all new players this
year. They were defeated by the JEFF
ferson and McMinnville teams, played
draw with Newberg and won against
Tillamook. The Eugene players will
come on a special Saturday morning.
After the game reception will be Civ
en- them at the high school,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-09
PERSONALS

+. M. Meeker left this morning over
the Oregon Electric for Bend.
y. #. Barnes of the Barnes store is
in Portland transacting business.
Joseph H. Baker returned this morn
ing from business trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeWall of Al
bany registered yesterday at the Cap
itai hotel.
ID. O. Curtiss left this morning for
Sioux City and other Iowa points for
three month s. visit.