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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28

mittee of the Jackson Highway asso- citation will not be held until January F, announcement to this effect having been made through The Age Herald some days ago The postponement of the meeting of the committee was made at the instance of P. l.. Ather- ton of Louisville, who is the president of the organization. The inability of the committeeman to attend during the holidays was assigned as the reason for having the meeting at a later date
 At the meeting of the Jackson high way committee January 12 plans will be made for having a branch of the Jackson highway run through the state of Alabama. The details of this matter are now in the hands of local committees and members in other parts of the state who are interested in the matter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
.DR. ]. NORTHWESTERN
 WILL GIVE LECTURE
Nearly 100 Jewish Educa- tors in Attendance at
 Religious Convention

The second day of the second an- nual convention of the Jewish Re- ligious Education association of Ala bama will begin this morning at 9:30 o'clock with business meeting. Near ly 100 Jewish educators are in at tendance at the convention, which opened at Temple Emanu-El yester- day afternoon.
 The feature of the programme to- day will be lecture by Dr. J. Nor genstern, professor of Hebrew Union college of Cincinnati, O. Dr. Morgen- sterns lecture will come as the clos ing feature of the morning session. Miss Annie Shapiro of Birmingham will speak on "The Relation of the Pub lie School to the Sunday School" and Miss Melanie Marx of Mobile will give short talk on Love Stories of the Bible," to be followed by discussion led by Miss Pauline Hausman of Mont gomery.
 This afternoon the programme will include talks by Mrs. Ed Opie of Bir mingham, Rabbi B. c. Ehrenreich of Montgomery, Rabbi l. Isaacson of Sel- ma and Dr. Morgenstern.
 At o'clock dinner will be given at the Phoenix club for the visiting delegates and their local hostesses and at S30 a reception and dance will take place.
 The convention opened with short business meeting yesterday afternoon and was resumed at o'clock last evening. The opening prayer was deliv- cred by Rabbi A. c. Moses of Mobile, who also gave short talk on the week day service. A. Leo Oberdorfer made the welcoming address and Miss Stella Meyer of Montgomery respond ed. The benediction was pronounced by Rabbi B. c. Ehrenreich.
 The feature of the evening meeting was the address of the president of the association, Rabbi Morris Newfeld Dr. Newfeld urged that the Sunday school methods being taught in the school be practiced more broadly in the home.
 "The work of the Sunday school will amount to nothing unless supple mented by this home training" he said. He also urged a more strict ad- herence by the modern Hebrew to the Jewish customs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
Will Give Bonus

The practice of giving bonuses to local employees has been given an un- usual boom during the holidays The Gulf Refining company of Louisiana will give to all of it's Birmingham em- ployes of six months or longer serv- ice a 10 per cent bonus on their am nual salary. This will amount to be- tween $40O0 and $5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28

Birmingham is making arrangements to verify by concrete evidence the advaE- tages of this city for the armor plate plant location, as outlined in the brief submitted to the department.
 When the navy board visits Birming- ham the latter part of January, the ar nor plant committed of the Chamber of JCommerce will take them for a visit through the steel and iron district, and will endeavor to prove to them as out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
Entertainment Planned .fOr
 Arn1Or Pldte Committee

lined In the brief that the best iron and steel to be had in the country is to be found in Birmingham.
 Plans for entertaining the committed were discussed at a meeting of the com mittee at the Chamber of Commerce yes- terday afternoon.
 Some entertainment of social nature will be planned as soon as the date of the board of Birmingham is definitely announced, according to Morris w. Bush, chairman of the committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
INDEBTED TO RAILROAD

we feel greatly indebted to the Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad company for their cooperation in making these ex- periments. My good friend MT. Brooks, superintendent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was very timid about hauling this hot stuff over his good road
 I insisted that we would not spill any of the iron on him because we think too much of him. but he said he would feel safer if we would give the railroad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
Bankruptcy. Petition

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with Charles J. Allison, clerk of the federal court, yesterday by the Paris Confectionery company of Tusca- loosa. Liabilities are listed at S9O45 6e and assets at $6310. Theo Cheronies is the head of the petitioning company, which has been in business less than F months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28

Age-Herald today or tomorrow. She will walk 16 miles over the hills of Jefferson county. seeking relief from strangers. be- cause her own people are in scarcely bet ter condition than she is, and because the poor naturally look to the wealthy and the educated for aid.
 Shall this woman and her l:tle boys find their reward at the end of the l6 mile walk, or shall it be a rainbow chase?
 It's just another opportunity to make four people very, very happy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
Suits Filed

Suit was filed against the Louisville and Nashville railroad in the federal dis trict court yesterday by Eddie Howard, pro ami, Pinkie Snodgrass for $10.0OO for alleged personal injuries received while an employe of the road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
At the PhotopIaY Houses

Trianon: Edith Taliaferro in ''The Conquest of Canaan"
 Rialto: Lucille Lee Stewart in Ninety and Nine"
 Triangle William Desmond in "A Gamble in Souls"
 Strand: Kathlyn Williams in Re deeming Love-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
"The Bread Prob

lem" is not a problem in the home where Shredded Wheat is known. The whole wheat grain is the real staff of life, and you have it in Shredded Wheat Biscuit, prepared in digestible form. It contains more real, body building material than meat oreggs, is more easily digest ed and costs much less. The food for the up-and-coming man who does things with hand or brairl-for the kid dies that need a well-bal- anced food for study or play = for the housewife who must save herself from kitchen drudgery. Delicious for breakfast, or any meal, with milk or cream. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
At the Theatres

Lyric: Vaudeville. Matinee at 3 o'clock Night performances at 7:90 and o'clock.
 Bijou: Dramatic success, "A Little Girl in a Big City" Night performance at S:3o.
 Majestic: Musical comedy, Honey moon Girls,'' and pictures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
TODAY'S EVENTS

Real estate luncheon at Hotel Hill man at 12:30.
 Jewish Religious Educational asso- citation meets at Temple Emanu-El at 9:30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-28
Reception Today at the
 Presbyterian Church

The Third Presbyterian church will have reception today beginning at o'clock this morning and continuing until g o'clock this evening. All friends of the pastor, the Rev. J. A. Bryan, and con- gregation, are invited to attend.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
cgagcriidJer WlGnncrdOr".
Counting, IL. Septembcr 1916.
Wrambner'S McitcnO-Narf.
|creims-B -Brcisiimaen. 0Os GUnitr
(Scpt2,3,9,1016,17)


@eliern fon0 0ie 8erionmhlng Der
,Srcunoc SyrlonoS, 9ioger Gqiement.
8weig I'M Sotel Sooce ltott Dic Der
fommllnq lpuroe bon 0eni Eroiiocn-
ten Der @crcini9ung, Stephen s.
McDonoigb crofinct. IS murocn
geidliilic gcfoBt, lin Die notbigcn
Wlittel fir bic notblcioenoen Srldn-
Der in Srlono oltf5utrci6cn. Dic Scr
iomniliing mar icbr gut 6ciudt unO
ipirO Ger GrfoIe Der 9cniibineen Der
@ct6eitieten nidt onsbleibcn sSn
ocm GinloolmgSi6rcihen 81 Der
@criontnlimg beiBt e5 aDns ibred-
liHc &ricgseleno, mclcbcs 10 Dielc
GGnoer @uropas perlpiiltct, lit nit De-
ion0ercr SNwcrc ouf SSrlono gefoI-
len. Bur 3cit Iiegen Die irii1e
Souptltoot nnO onoerc flcinc Stdotc
tbutIGAli1 IN 9tninen. gtod Oen glli-
go6en oes SiilfS.Gomite's oil oelien
Spite @oter 9iidorO @owoen bon Der
@ro. .@otbeorolc in Dublin itebt, mur-
nen 300 Ncrionen ipdbreno ocS glui7
itonoes crmorOct, 10 murocn bonn
&riceSgericbt criboiicn l34 iino 5lt
idpcren 3uAtbousitrdfen Derllrtbeilt
luor0en, 1850 plr0en nbne Ero5cB
Oeportirt uno 400 miiiien nod aui
ibr llrtbcil Dor eincn 9riegSgeri6t
iportcn. 9(ac oieie Golonlitdtcn bo-
ben cincn StiIlitono Der SSnouitric
pcrurIocbt ino foit Oie eeionImte 9lr-
bcitcrbcp0Iferln9 bon Dublin imo
onOcren Mdbeu oil ben @ettelitob &c.
brodJt. llm Die 8onilieu Der Gr.
ic6logenen uno @efdllenen 6i inter.
itiiBcu iuo oie Tollienoc ser 9lrbci-
tcr6cp6lforun0 per oam Slmacrtooe
5u bcpabrcn, oppcllirt 0icics Gomitc
on oaS omerifouiiMe @olt I'M @citrd.
ge fir oieicu wobltDdtigcu 3wcd,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
NO6ounicn fann idlimpfcn.

Ger idpeoiidJc Wtntroie Grnlt Sor
bonnicn puroc iucgen imgebiibrli6et
@ctrogcns ouf eincnl SdiffsIuOcplnB
III ser gidDe 6cs Grbohtnespicr. bent
9iidter G5credt III Der oitlibcn @oll'
5eiitotion porgeiiiBrt uno I'M $40 IL.
oic Soften geitraft. ASoli5iit Nfc'
@rntb, Der Oeu S4iueoen berbaftcte,
crsd6tr Ocnl 9iidtcr ooB er o6pobl
q iebon lanac So0rc i'm 9So!i5cioicult
ici, noN uic cincn Nicni6eu 70 iln.
c6cn uno idbinpici gc10rt 9otte, mic
0eM Solannien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

J Gic critic SerbitOeriorrriIiing Ocs
yglutonIobil-Ghibs bon W1orplono"
miro ont ndditcn Dienitog in Ocnl
@oupaquortier ocs Clubs. glr. t2,
@eit-@loint Sfo0ol- g(pe4 itottiiuOen.
Su oieicr ScrionmIime iucrOcn @e-
ibIiiiic iibcr Oie Ginal5iulng ocS
nclcn Glubgc66rocs an Der Wiourt
9louol Slpev ipcldcs ieiner Yollen-
Dung eutgegcn gebt aefoBt werOer.
Der Yroiioont oes Clubs. Scrr $.
W. Hopc, miro Die NeriotnniIung CT.
0ifueu.
1cntfdjc Ceitcrrcibiidc mO lIuaa.
Ride NricaSanIci5cn.
100 Wlort lmS I00GrOucu ONfuGrtS,
Sbru. 8. TIcucr AZ &c.,
III Clt.yaltimOre.Sh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10


Baltimore bat Die billigite Staotuer.
moltung BON 8 5taOten nit iiber
100000 Ginwo6nern. Eic State
bctrdgt nur $1.70 per capita III
GoIpcrt- imO onoere lpihtige 8cr'
fcbrsitroBen iuerOen gepilaitert.
Cine 5tatiitif aus Oem Genius-gu-
reau, oie geitern bon u. 2. @olos.
borough, oem 8oriiber Der 6o6rif-
plob,@omniiiion befannt gemodt
ipuroe, 5ciot oaB Baltimore bic bill
liqIte Staotpcrpaltlng BON alien
qroBcrcn GtGoten Oes 2onoes bat.
Gas 5poriamfcits. .9Srogramm oaS
fiir5lid bon WloDor ASreiton IN bic
gSege eeleitet lpuroe, lit o9ne 3mcifel
ooron ldilo, Dob 8oltimore's llnfo-
item Der capita nur $1.70 betrugen.
Gie per capita Aote bon adt onoeren.
5tdotpn oic ilbcr 100000 Ginpobncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
@IuNnn Oaf.lSarf.

4 Der uSunior 0rOer llniteo 9lmcri-
CON Dtehanics" bdlt an 0ienitog I'M
CSwpnn Oaf- @orf ieinc jdbrlidc @c-
union. 9iele Gou5ile BON eou5 Yio.
rDlanO wcroeu on Dem 6eite tbeil-
nebmen fir Dos Die iunfauerciditcn
@orbcrcitilngeu ectroffcu poroen
iino. glntiiicments aller 9lrt meroci
pon frii6 @lorgcns bis ipdt 9(bcnoS
abgcbuItcn merocn. Cine Ginocr-
auSltcIlltng 1T cine Der Suuptottrof.
tionen. PIN gtbcno ipiro groBortieeS
6eicriperf obaeidjoiien fperOen. 93od-
nIittogS iinoet cin 8aic6oIl. g9ett.
fpicl Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
sSn ben 9lHdcu aeltOdlcu.

Scr 33 Sabre dltc &ouis Settler
bon GclaB iton0 eeitcrn ltuter Der
glnfloee Der aorperpcrlesung Oor
9Soli5eirid)ter 9lonit in Der i.iolidcn
Boliaciitotion ino lpuroe fir Elm mei.
tcrcs @erbor feitgcboltcn. yiaN Der
9lusioac Ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipel
der ocn 9Ingeflogten pcr6aitct 6atte,
bottc Qettcrcr einen Strcit init ScurD
Strupp bon gar, 9lS Siio.GborIcss
GtroBc rno inn @crlolif oeiiclbeu 900
cr Gin @leiier llno bradte ieincm Seq
ncr cine ifperc Stidwimoe IN Der
Seite bel. Go ser 9crpunoete nid1t
por @criht cri6cincn fonntc, puroc
0oS Bcrbor Dcrtogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
3usi glntlaacn crluben.

Die GroBoci6worenen iteaten Sait-
beiebIc ecsen 01aior Sos. 6.
@oopin inO Den Glerf Ism.
Smith aus. @iirgibait oif
$4,000 icitgciebt. llntcridla-
gung uno Giebitabl genannt.
Gie 9iireIdoft oes irii6eren Of
tuars S9m. %. Garion fir Oas
Geii5it BON $19,72t 6oitbar.
0ie @roB9cifworenen er6o6cn &C.
tern gto6mittog in cincr Spe5ial-
SiBung 9lntlogeu gcgcn Capt. SSas.
g. @oowin aus oem SSnicnOo.ur-
Geportement oes fiinften &cgincnts,
ougenblidlid in Camp Orb, eagle
EoB, Gcras, iub e6emaIiger G6ef.
@lerf inter @iQiam M. Carton iud6.
reno ocs 2ebtercn 9lmts5eit ais g(f-
tilor Ocs areiseeridts, uno eegen
Miaiom Smith, DER g(iiiitcnt Des
Gbciclcrfs mar. @oOmil miro DER
llntcrihloenne uno Ocs Diebitobls
BON $500 mo Smit6 Der llnterl6la-
9ilne mo oes Giebito6Is BON SIG be.
i6uloigt Su elmer orittcn g(nfIoee
mer0en 8cioe Oes Gomplotts 6ei6ul-
oiet Ocn 5taat Inn $19,72t.O4 be.
trogen 81 bo6cil, obglcid) oieIe Gum
me nid)t III Der 9lnflageidriit ange9e.
ben lit.
glls Die glnflagei6riften 9ii1ter
0amfins iibcrec6en waren, lpuroe 3u-
crit Dorgeidla1en, Die Yiireid5ait fir
ieocn San auf $4,000 ieit5uicben
bod in elmer Gonicren5 5wii6en Sb-
mann I6eooore Niottu,S u,SiiIfs- -5taots-
ampalt Wlar6ant llno Dem 9lidter
pur0c gcltcnO ecmodt ooB pcgcn
DER Sdmere OeS @eree6ens uno OeS
bobcn @'clobctragcS Die 9iireiHoft
cine 60bcre fem niilic, moroui fiir
bcioe 9lngcflaeten $4,000 ais 9iirg-
idoft icitgeicBt ipurocn. SoboIo ols
bic Gerbaitsbefcblc pom Glerf ocs
GrimnaleeriAtS aus9ciiiat wor0cn
iuarcn, iuurocn oiciel6en Dem S6eriif
sur glusiiibritng ilbergeben.
Die 6onolung Scr @roBgei6worc-
nen lit cine 9olpe oer llnteriu1uug,
bic wegcn Der 6eblbetr1gc inn 9ic6.
nungSweieu oes Garion udbrcno Der
feds Sabre icincr 9(mts5eit oneeitellt
iultroc. 3um criten Wlalc in Der @e.
idi1te Der Stuot lporcn oic @roBgc-
idiuorcncn fiini Gage lang in 6cIt1n-
bigger SiBung. Obpobl oen @roBge.
idmorcnen nur mcuig 3cit BUR Ser
iiignug itqno, iiAcrten lie iiG Die Sn-
iorruation aui Oic Oie g(ntlogen bo-
iirt iinO, Ourd Gin Spc5iol.Gomitc
pom 5iinicn.
Gen @roBgeibworcncu lagen 5u
g(uiang Scr ltntcriudung $500 Sale
Dor. sSn icocm oicicr Sale wurOen
Observation-Disclosures ociunocn Die
Damn Der beIercil lleberiiAt wegcn
floiiifi5irt murocn. Gos Gomite, oos
bic gcwciic fiir oie SroB5cidmorc-
ncn ousarbcitctc, mar Iog ltno 9tadt
tDotig, iuo ais bic 9trbcit am 5rei-
tag gtabmittog beenOct nor, ipuroen
pic @roBecidmorcncu iiir gcitcrn
g}ddaiittos CUR Sibuno cinbcrllien.
Gas GoTitc 6eitano aus oef folsen-
ben Scrrcn: Charles 6. 6alconer,
8oriiber; Sopat0 6. Sones, y. s..
6urlone, Clarence g. Gloerfin luo
George u. Stephens.
Der Stoot miro iif ourb bic giirg-
ihnit 0cs 9lftiors Gorion in Der
b rllnitcO States 6ioelitp & Guaranty
Go.~ l9nOlos bnltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
YOIitiidlcs.

Ccnofroten beginner Ieb6oite Gam.
poene. ~ 9Idt6 GopiO g. 9erpis
beildjt ale eroBerei @tobliiie-
ments Scr StnOt. II Gepu6lifo.
ner lpollcn groBe Sornonic.Gon-
fercn5 abbolten.
Gie oiesi1briae politiide Gam,
posne bat bisber nur Ioneiame Sort
idritte gemodt. Sebt o6er, noHOcm
Der GougreB iiH pertagt bal, miro es
leb6nfter meroen. Ger GonercBmouu
Iaoio s. QeipiS, lpeldcr ais oemo-
IrotiIhcr Gonoiont fir ben 9unOcs.
Genot nominirt puroc, con5entrirt
ieinc oon5e Stdrfc in Der nGditcu
3eit ouf Die Staot, no our6 Die
Spaltung in oen ocmofratiiben 9lei-
ben Elm iinii6eres @efiibl entitonocn
lit Sr. 2eipis beiitdt i'm 2mtfe Der
fomnienoen Mohc allc groBeren st.
iAditc, linn iicb NIT ben Stininige6crn
Dertrallt 81 mohen Gr miro oo6ei
BON @ru. Siooc 6rauf 6egleitet Sr
9eipis bat grobe Soifuung auf cine
eriolereihe Garpoene; cr mill Der-
iufcn Die Spoltung in ben Oero.
fratiiGen 9ei6en 81 iibcrbriden.
@ouperneur Sorrington batte cine
ldngc Gonieren5 nit Dem @eneral.
gloiltonten SenrD ~. @oriielo, Ill.
iuelher Die 9lusmititcrIlng Ser Dla-
rplGnoer 9iilij bciprodcn lpurOe
Wenn Die SoIooten IN oieiem Serbit
nlititinuncn ioleu oann miiiien iie
iidb ndmlid) re9iitrircn lniiet mo
Die critic 8legiitriruug finoet 9lniono
rdditcu Wlonuts Itott @s 6ieB, bob
ooS oiertc 0lceimcnt bis 8um 25.
September eutloiien miro.
SIN Soufc Der fontmcnocn g9odc
miro Der @ouocrneur Die lcbten Iei-
ner @rncnnnngen mohen
Die Repu6lifoncr iiIo nit i6rer
Gunpoguet6dtigfcit 3iemlib i'm @au,
qc nno mollcn am fomneuoen Jrei-
tag bel Der gtotiiifations-G -Geriamul-
luns oes CT. Sol s. 5rauce, oes re-
pnblifoniicben Seuots @anoiootcn,
Elm eroBes Sormoniefeit arron9irct
Sr. @alen 6. Goit, Der @oriibcr ocs
rcpublifoniihen Stoots. .Gcntrnl-Go-
mites, hot Ginlooungen oo5u an oae
befonnicn Republifoncr Ocs StaatcS
nusgeianot.
Eic GrneunIlng eincS Gonlmon-
bcurs iiir Oie StootS 9lultcrn 30
li5ci Ourdb Oie @onierootion-G Commit
lion IdJeiut einen Sturn inter Ocn
Icuofrqten Oes Sltiicrs bcroorri,
len 81 moaen Gic ghtiterulcrtc on
Giliicr opponnrcn ocr Nieoer 7 Gr.
ncnnung 0eS Capt. I6omas IS. 9.
Soparo BON Corheiicr Gounip fit
Dos 9lmt, pcldcs oericl6c icit 25Snb.
rem innc6ot. Ger aompf gegcn Sow-
nro lit 70 itarf, OoB Die Ecnofratcn
bon Sent Gountu icincr Belt Dem
@ouprrnclIr Sorrington als CT ocli
Gompf 1cgcn Senotor Blair Gee llitl
bic Domination madtc, 0os Scr
iprcdcn crtBciltcn, Dab 6r Solporo
llift micocr crnannt iueroen ioate
Sr. Soporo bat lid ais fdbigerDlonn
belpieien unO miro bon Den 9luiterll-
@iroten gefiirdtet. Ger @ouperucur
iuelher c6enfaas BON Eordeiter-
gonntp itnnmt, piiuidt Srn Som
nro Decentralization. Gic Iemofrateu
pom Glhtfer bo6cn oober Die 9lbiibt
ausgciproden iid bel DER gSabl 81
r1dcn uenn i6rcn g9iiniden nidt
ilahgefommen mcrOcn iolltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10


Dic StaatlidDc @citInobeitS.Bcbor.
&c madic oeitern betamit, Dab bis
cinihreBidl S. Septentber bier ui6
im qnnScu 5tootc l0l ain0erlob.
mnosiaac ucr5cicbnet ipuroen Die
9cboroen iino Der llcbcrSeueang,
ooB iic Bic Situation poIlitdnoig ID
Dec Nono bnbcn. Die Wloglidfeit
ncs ginsbrihS elmer Gpiocniic 1T jes
ood nod nidt beridmnocH mcsBaIb
Die 0etrofiencn 0loBnabmen bis ouf
gBciieres beibcbaltcn ucroen. Gin
pcro1d]tiacr Sail miro iofort untcr
irht uno bcpndjt. @eiicrn murOe
ocr 5tootIidhcn 0jcnnobcits gcboroc
rin nritcrer ainocrldbnlungs Sail
BON Ir. 9roofS III grooflpu berid.
tct, Der aranfe lit Der 5pei Sabre
oltc 9icgerfnobe Gbeltcr Sinos bon
4nmpbrcB Station Qlnne 9trnnocl.
GouNtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10


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Oils Gin SSitncp nit einem 2oitaiIto-
mo6il coaioirte uno umfippte.
3pci Der gerIeBten nuroen naI
Dem MercD.6oipitol 9ebrad)t.
Die G6auiieure tpurocn pcrbuttct
ilno 6eitroft.
Oils gcitern )to6ntittoe Elm SitneD'
9us nit einem Saitautomobil an Der
areu5ung BON 6opcttc lno 6ront-
0traBc collioirtc, fippte ocr Sitncp-
gus Inn, nobel orct Eaiiagierc pcr'
lett murOen. Die 8erleBten limo.
Wlourice airid q Sabre alt, bon
glr. 1917, 6airmount-9lOe.
GpelDn 9iobcrtS bon gtr 416,
9toro.Goaington.gloe.;
MiorD Bai6cial BON 9lr. 400, 9loro.
9raoforo.StroBc
airid uno SRI. &oberts trugen
aGpfpunoen uuo icbwere 9(bi6iirinn-
gen Oaoon lln0 muBten nod Dem
W}ercD.&oipitol gcbroht meroen. Sri.
Yol6ciol trng nnr leihtc 9lbidiirflln.
gen Oopon uno muroe in cinem Auto-
mo6il no6 i6rer @obmlng gebrodt
Gic G6ouifeitre Der 5abr5ellge fa-
men nit in6eoeutenoen gIbihiirtrln-
gen OaDon. Sic purbeu nber perbof-
let unO no1 Der mittleren %oli5eiita-
tiou gcbrod5t, mo beioe aneeiduloigt
murOen onoeblid 81 ldhlel geia6ren
81 lciu. Sumes O'Gonnea bon Ger.
pa, SiiO 9lo6inion StroBc, Der
Chauffeur ocs Sitnep.8us, mlIroe
nit 500 uno Soften beItroit, pdbreno
SSoiep6 ". 9ipers, t8 Sabre olt Der
Gbouiteur oeS 2oItautomobils, bon
Oieler glniduloiglmg ireigelproMen
purOc. 9iioers tpltrOc abcr, neil er
bel ieiner &er6aitimg feline 6a6rer-
2iccn5 in ieincm 8eiib gebobt bate,
nit $40 imO Soften bcltrait, ierner
mrroe cr nit $40 unO Soften bclcgt,
neil CT ange6li9 oas 2oitalltonobil
obuc oic @rlaubniB Ocs @igcnt6ii-
mcrs benilbt bottc.
GrIitt cine o ebirner I dl il t.
tcrltnq.
SSn Dem 6c6rifgebGltoc bon 6.
gSc6ltcr & 60, @de Sonoper- imo
@crman.StroBc itredte seltern glad-
ntittae Der @onolltugseebilie 8ercep
0ooncp bon 9tr. 1912 Hoplar.@rooc-
StroBe, oen aopf in Den gllf5ugs-
iboHt wobei CT BON Dem abpGrts
iobrcnOcn glui5ng gctroiicn puroe.
0onncD Itiir5te glHdliberipeiie rid.
mGrtS 5u 8oOen. Gr blicb nit elmer
iiefcn aopimunoe beuuBtloS liegen
uno purOe in ocr g(mbulon5 oes mitt-
Icrcn 0iItrifts nod Dem WiercD.So.
ipitol oc6ra6t, no Die 9ter5tc icititea-
ten oaB CT ou6 cine @ebirneribiitte-
rlinq ooDongctrogen 6nttc.
g cd sidb-ri9cr anabe
il iibcrfabren.
Gin 6cflagensucrtber llnioll ercig-
nctc ii6 gcitern 9ln6mittae in Der
Sorotoga. .5traBc, no Der iedsi66ri9c
Charles Q. ASott6oit pobnbait gtr.
635, @cit+5oratoga- Str BON cinem
Oa6errnIanoen slntomobil 5u 9ooen
gci6lcuOcrt imo iiberiabreu pliroe,
mG6rcnO CT iid Dor Dem Sanic icincr
Gltcrn nit Spielen pergniigtc. Dos
glutonobil, bon eincm Serrn @or'
ncr gelcntt unO oud Gigcntbum oes-
icl6en bielt ioiort on uuo mllroe Der
Snobe sorin nod oeni llniocrlitdts'
Solpital gc6ra6t.
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ltIraraphiLdIer g0ctterberidlt.

Qlng ocn iibtigen 8unoeS.gScttcr.
mccbuhtungs. Stotionen iuurocn bic
ipIacnOen bohiten Tenpcrohurcn
Bic i'm 8 llbr seitcrn glbeno berrid-
ten. bcridJtct:
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nNriOn0,
rglriOu",
GxcnriiOn Counting, IL. September,
Z 9ompfcr n9rramlaao",
ssrlGht Snf OcS grUaOUay 2 ll6r.
I (9lugt3. .20,27; ;Scpt3, 10, 0,t3,16,17)
GGclidc 3crlOiirfniiic.


3ronf Qcscr BON ylr. i51, yloro'
acnpooo. .Apenlc, nulBte lid geltcrn
in Der norOoitlibeu @oli5ei. Station
ucqcn 9iubcitorung perantlportcn
uuo Uuroe bonn 9iiAtcr Glift 5lr
9oblung elmer Strofc bon $5 unO ocn
aoitcn uerurt6cilt. @r wlroe pom
9oliSiitcn 4otterion ocr ouf Die
@illfcrufc Der 6roil Dcscr Dcrbeigc
Gilt, pcrboftct. Die Jruu bci6uloigt
ibrcn Wlonn, iic i'm ltromcnoen Hcgen
nn 6reitog glndntittag ollf oic Stros
Bc grtricbci 6u 6obct ilno oaB CT lie
init cinem Stubl criblagcn lpolltc,
ais lic prriudte, ms Suus suriid5ll-
fcbrcn. Deter CAB 81 ieiner Gnt
iduloieung an Dob ieinc 6rau gut
Dcriorgt uno er ibr colliforniihes
Cbit Suntnern Sbrinp uno allc
moglihcn Delifoteiien Der SSo6res'
scit gcbrodt babe. Ger Hidtcr mads
tc ibni jeOoH flor, ooB CT iid Degrn
9fubcltorung uno Mat mesen gti1t4
pcrioreun9 ieiner Trou 5n Derant'
mortcn bdttc.
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@rUhcr g(nsfIns.

WruFcr g(iisflng.
DYrnbcntial 3cneMe Of WIdrb.an6"
NranfemAallc.
Enrf WIZ. .GOrieb Gane.
GDnntng, ben 10. Geptember 1916.
3rpinnton DOcr GutOnsDille Gnr. glb-
itcieen an 1reOerid yionb Station.
(Sept9 -1Ol
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l2nit nnd hrnben

Die nahitc Boit nod 0eltidlono
uno Sciterreih .llnenrn eebt am Don.
ncriiae a. September, nit Dem
Gampicr nllniteo Statcs4 iiber Do-
ncmart Don bier ab; &oitihlnB nm
40 llbr 9lbcn0s am 9iitiiUodl.
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9lOt6r patermc II fcim Gpiel3rng.

94cit Ct nit cincr rot5en &aternc,
0ic al elmer geIdDrlitben Stcllc an
Der Gde bon Galuert- mo 8lcaiont-
ziraBc ouiaeIteIlt poroen mar, an
ror6ciiaDrcaOe Autoniobilc Sigualc
o6argebeu Bate iuuroc qcitcrn Der
"a SoArc altc @eorac Wlillcr bon
Hf s22 9loro EoIie.5iroic. bon
sldlcr sRodoro III ser mcItliy0cn Fo.
syiieiiva mli $5 in0 Soften 1c'
liralt
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odreOrrid.glOe. AraHfennntcritiik.
nnse.&erein4, SOaatas, ben "a. Sep.
fembrr 1916, wrambnrr's @eittno.
Eorf 2IHfuug 1 llbr.
(5epti0i724)
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SIR Ni1rBlnno lno Den Giitrift
Columbia, bclite uno morgcn flor;
I4ontda Indrner .OloBigc noroolt.
lide ln0 oitIitc g9inoc.