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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

miles. and upon these planes and
trenches 10000 soldiers clash In q
mimic warfare that Is as real as II
ycu were eye-witnesses OF the actual
occurrence. Holding the great ef-
fects in tether Is story as tender
and true as love and romance can he
pictured. There are tears and smiles.
noble sacrifices and heroic deeds 6f
personal valor. Youthful dreams Of
!cve's fruition are rent asunder by
tire demons OF war; home ties snap
before the call to arms, and suffering
ouch as cannot be imagined Is de-
p!cted In the crude manner that his
tory is made when men surrender
reason to passion and engage in
deadlock Of armed resistance.
You see the war start, after being
shown the causes which precip!tated
IT.. You see the great generals OF the
contending sect;ons playing IN sir
desperate games of human pawns
ri we'd into the feds of slaughtc-.
Then comes the agreement for peace,
end Lincoln sets about his super
human task Of healing the wounds by
the application Of that great love
which made him the towering figure
Of his age. A fanatics bullet stills
the heart which beat so evenly for ali
humanity. The South is thrown back
into worse fate than war. Their
lands are overrun by a hungry horde
Of vengeful politicians and grafters.
The poor negro Is cajoled into false
understanding Of liberty. and in his
Ignorance 10 led into excerscs By
gcalawags OF fortune. Out Of It comes
the ghostly crusaders OF q terrible
era to once more set things Alright
and return the lands and liberties Of
reace to their rightful owners, and
over the lands miserere sounds the
chorns Of brctherly love in an allie
go,ical dream which visions the rc-
union OF the diviGcd sections and the
welding Of that national spirit which
has made this nation so great after It's
baptism in its own blood.
A wonderful score OF operate
reaches accompanies the narrative.
1t is all done upon most stupendous
scale. No detail has been over
locked. The drama Is outlined and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

ID. w. Grifiith's mighty spectacle.
THE Birth Of Nation" begins Its
engagement al the opera house next
Friday. There will be two perform
ances daily.
Nothing like this wonderful attrac.
ton bias ever been seen upon the
local boards. II is given here ex-
acily IN II IL being presented In New
York City. where the big drama has
broken every record In the stage his
of the FIRST city In the country. In
addition. the piece has piled up rec
ord regagements In Chicago. Boston,
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
lIR-BUBBlt CASE
Will GO BEFORE !.
THE GRAND JURY.
noy ACCUSED or MuRDEI, WILL
M GWEN HEARING TODAY
.,,rler Of silss Eiisni'cth Radcliffe
Arouscs Interest of Entirc Land.
state Claims She Was Killed When
Air.l,ubblc struck Her. After I'e.
inr Injected 10 Prevent Her From
Becoming n Mother.
United prcas Service

United prcss Service
OLNEy. H.. Nov. 2o.--Thc now
famous 'air-bubble" death OF Miss
Eli.aue,h Radcliffe. seventeen and
pre,y. for which Roy Hintcriiter Ia
In fall here on a charge OF murder.
viii receive the attention of the
srand jury which convened here To-
day.
Al the trial the state will seek TO
move that Hinterlitcr. a young far
mer. In attempting to prevent Miss
Radcliffe from becoming mother.
pumped air into her veins with a
cntheter and that a bubble OF air
reached her heart and killed her. An
mir bubble In her heart WAS the cause
Of her death. according to commis-
sion Of physicians which examined
tho hody.
h,ptcrlitar. with tho body ~
tie girl across his knees drove
madly up to sanitarium at midnight
july 81 and begged attendants 10
revive her. He said she had fallen
unconscious In his arms as they were
driving along a dark road. She was
dead,
Search revealed parts OF two
ca,he,ers beneath a towering oak. In
stream bed and slightly OIL the main
travelled road. Footprints showed
signs that struggle had taken
place.
The authorities insist they can
prove Roy and Elizabeth were be-
psath the tree the evening Of July 81
and Will attempt to prove that tho
young farmer induced the girl 10 let
hin use the cathstsr. AAs
The strangeness OF the girls death
has aroused much comment among
noted physicians. some Of whom have
taken issue with the hndins OF tho
commission. holding that the air
bubble could not have caused the
death. The state refuses 70 90 into
the details OF IL case. but promises
startling disclosures. Hinterliter. ar
rested July -, d held In jail with
cut ball. He insists he h innocent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
He Gets I1o.g I,..t.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30.--Chas.
Fay Jr,. aged lb, son OF the San
francisco postmastsr. 10 wearing
Iona pants now. dscpits bis mothers
objections. % Mrs. Fay u . good
lossr. aud an election bet II an cleo
ton ltt.
Charles Jr. has been vaasias to
s'aduste from the knicksrbosker
claA for some time: Charles 6r. has
been willing TO help him. They con-
sp'rsd TO put one over" on Mrs. Fay.
The postmaster made bet ON
Hughes. despite his democratic anil
atoms. and Charles Jr. picked VIII
son. TIE stakes were . pair OF Ions
pants.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

II covers a wide range OF Ameri-
can history and touches only the
highest points OF interest In the great
events that led up to and terminated
the Civil War. The force that slav-
cry played In producing this crisis is
traced from Its inception to It's abo-
l!tion. While the basic theme Is his
torical In Its foundation. its intent
IL the fundamental one OF true
drama. The forces which make for
these results have been marshalled
upon a larger scale than was ever
dreamed OF before. Where directors
Of vast spectacle have dealt with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

hundreds in the past, Grif'ith en-
ploys thousands. Eighteen thousand
people fill his stage. which has q vast
territory for its background; 1000
horses pass before your view in wild
dsshes over miles OF county road
way. The decisive battles OF the
Civil War are reproduced In faithful
detail. and you see these conflicts
fought again just as they were waged
fifty years ago. Cities were built up
only to be destroyed to lend force
and verify to the dramatic narrative.
One enormous battlefield is shown
stretching over an area OF ten square
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

told IN the most ssaphIs form tEst
has yet been devised by the bfain of
men for such purpose no wonAse
iris work Is epoch-makIns. II has
&c, up new standasis which II will
BE- difficult to equal for many year
1, c1me.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
Kills His B.otl.er

VHIteu PreSB Service
SAN JOSE. Nov. 2O.--James Hags-
wei', rancher living Ave miles from
here, was shot and probably fatally
wounded today by his brother Joseph.
after quarrel. Joseph Hagswell
ned In an automobile and Is being
lursued by a posse.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2o.-The steam-
er Anvil Is reported to be distressed
on the southern end Of Lower Cali
fornia. Her engines are said to b
disabled.
The naval collier Saturn u rush.
ing to her aid. The Anvil recently
was rtfitted in Oakland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

II you are looking for . home q
the city or country. Chilc9te can savs
you money.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
Shcnrc @cIhihtc.

@oli8cirihter SormoIlon bcitrnftc
eeItcrlt I'M iiiomeItlihen @oli5ciec-
riht Charles NJ. Storrg bon Nr. 212
SiiosStrider- -5troBc, nit $25 uno
Soften wegen Srieocnsitorimg. Die
&logc ootirt nod bonn 2. Suli Der,
lnO ouf sic Srage, morim Starry
iicb Dem g[rm Der @ere6tiefeit 70
lonee cnt5ogcn babe, eob oiclcr Ole
glntlport, oaB er IN Cumberland &C.
meiIt babe. u@os ioll i'd MN nit
S6nen moden~ frlig ser glihter.
nWlr it's gang cgal", mar oie 9tnt.
mort. r@enn Sbnen oas egol lit, "
onhportetc Der 9iidter, noonn iino
Sic 70 frelmolid unO be5ablen $25
uno Soften" Gbarles be5a6ltc.
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glpn ncr Nihc iIhrrln1Itint.

Der 69Sobre alto &o6ert G6urrp,
Der i'm 9tnfel-Sotel an ser 4rott.
StroBc mobnt, murOc eeitern gtad.
mittag all Der @dc bon 2igbt- umo
@crmou-StroBc bon Der SiBe iiber-
wdltigt. @r muroe in scr 9lmbu.
lan5 0cs mittleren 0iitrift8 nob
Dem Mercp-Soipitol gcbrodt.
9Ilf ocn g9eee nob @bilaoeIpbiu
erlitt Der % Sabre olte 8ei5er q. ".
Dliller BON gtr. 1877 8oltimoreitr..
gloropeit, @aI6ington, 0..Gs. ouf
ciner &ofomotipe Der |enniploania-
Observation-Disclosures einen Sit.
Idlog. @r muroc nod Baltimore
5urildgcbrodt uuo bonn llniou.9obu-
6of aus nod Dem WlercD Soipitol
gcbraht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
@caahltc fir bic Nclehrnnn.

DAB ieine G6oilifcursfartc nibt
oif ieiuen, ionoern cincn onoercn
9lomen auSgciteIlt mar, muBtc ge.
tern N}ilrrop ". WlDer BON gSr. 1884
@elt-MoiDer. Strobe, nit $tt.45 bii.
Ben. Eoli5iIt g9borton pcrboftctc
Nipcr, neil er feline pori6riftsmGBi-
&c 2aternc al icinem &roftpogen
anecbrobt bate. Dfper muBte oent
Sitter oes @cicbes ieinc GbouffeirS-
&ortc 5cigen uno oieier fano, ooB sic
&arte olf ocn glomen $. $. Dccts
loutctc. glls DlDer oen 93iHter
8renoel I'M noropeitlicbcn @oli5ei-
ecriht poreefiibrt pur0e, brobte er
ais Gntihuloigung Dor, ooB CT nitt
eeluuBt babe, ooB or geeen oos Sc
icb banoeltc, oo er Die 4orte I9on A
Sabre IN ieinem geiibe babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
Seine .S5offu,tuo.

Sn Dem 3ulton0c Oes Srn. s. g8.
ShlenS, melber nit elmer SduB.
miln0c in Scr redtcn SAl1fc inn
~YtarDlono llniperiitGts SoipitoI~
ournieoer lieet, bottc ii6 gcltern einc
eon5 fIeine 9eiieritne bemerfbor &c.
madt ooh bobcn oic 9lcr5tc nlr pe.
nig &Offnuue, ooB er am 2eben ers
baIten ucrOen fam. 0as recbte gIuge
1T gan5 oerloren, ilno oos linfc miro
fanm 81 rctten iein. Seine glngebo.
rigen mciIcn nn ieincr Scitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
g[nsldlrcitnnncn heItrnft.

Cine Shl6gerei 0wiihen 9(uSltGn-
oigcn uno 9IrbcitsniIligen scr Tirmo
Strouie & 9ros. fono eeltern an ser
Baltimore rno GutamltroBe Itott.
Sieben Der Sompf66bne murocn Der.
boftet unO IN Der lpcitlihen &oli5ci.
itation cingeiperrt. Socob Gobcn bon
Scr. 2031, gliblopo.9lbeme, welAer
ocn 5trcit ongefoheeu bate, pilroe
ipGtcr bon Dem Noli6ciribter 0nu.
fins im wcitlidcn Yoli5eieeridbt init
$40 uno Soften bcitroft. 9lbrobunl
@erin bon glr. 1400, Git-Noltimore.
StroBc, mlroc mcgcn tb6tIihci Sln.
NriifS ouf Samuel Sdneiocr bon glr.
OIL 9loro @utowltroBc, nit SIS be.
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Gic StaatSIteltcrIraac.

Die StaatS Stcucr Gommiliion
bat Den @encral.9lnmnlt HitHic cr-
iudt. por Dem Stats. glppellotions
geridt oic 9eruiimg eegcn sic @nt-
icbei0ung oeS 9fihters bon 6rcoerid-
Gointp III Der 9tenabiddblmgsfroge
81 unterltiiben. Die Gommiiiion
bat ourh ocren glnpnIt 6. @l. sam.
monO bercits Die eriteu SHrittc elm.
lciten loiicn. Tos Staats.glppclla.
tionsgcridbt miro nibt Dor Oftuber in
SiBung icin.
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eGn NnItimnrr ncrhaftrt.

0ic 90 Sabre olte glegcrin 0onp
gSai6ington BON Wnibingtoli, 3. g.,
bic an 5rcitag oneeblib ibrem 9lr-
beitgeber IN Maibington $36 in 9oor
Itobl, wlrOe gcitcrn bier III eincm
@olilc all Scr Nforplon0.9Ipcnuc bon
ben @e6cinpoli5iitcn 6reeman imo
Dunn Dcrbaitct unO nad Scr mittlc.
rem &oli5ciitotion eebrad)t no iic
fir oie @aI6iugtoncr 9cb0r0cu felt
gcboltcn miro.
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gI00ptircn sluci @inOcr.

Sr. Sobn Golomea- -gSorner unO
f5rolt BON glr. 43, 2inpooO &Iocc.
Golt Orange, g. g. bobeu Dem
DDclttidcn Gorreiponoenten" mitge-
tbeiIt, ooB iic 6mei Ginoer. SSobu
GoIOwen @arner, iun, AZ Sabre
alt, lmo Catherine Gnlilp gBorncr,
Orei Sabre alt, o6optirt bobcn. Nr.
ilno 6rou @orncr uobutcu friiber in
Baltimore, iiuo ober felt II Sobrcn
IN @oit Gronae. q. q. oniGilia.
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Slns Ocm @cridtS6Sfcn.

Stlt ultVt OllVUvuI luu pVlll yull"
idritte FlaB MAIDEN, GicIe
neue SdoOeneriab-9logen in Oen
@eridten eingereidt. Ser 5treit
Inn Oeu 9SobloB ocs NcgcrS SoS.
8. Sitdeus.
Ger altc oNlct6ooiIt Episcopal
6rieObof" an ser philadelphia 9toao
miro fir 9ou5iuede bcnubt mcrOcn
ioute oos 9reis-@cri6t oen GrniteeS
Ser 0it.9oItimore-Stotion MetboOiit
Gpiscopol-Girde geitotten, oeniclbcn
5il oerfoufen. Ios @eind), ooS
@runoitiid 81 perfoufclL purOc Ourb
oic Hehtsonm6lte Merrifin & Mer-
rifin lmo @iaiom g. Hopcroft cinge.
reiht. Iie Sit Baltimore Stride
murOe in 1902 gegriin0et ino fir5e
3cit ipGter wuroe Der 6rieobof onge.
Iegt. Gr mirO nidt mebr fir Beer
oigungs5wede benubt. @S gicbt $50
gegr16niBplobeig bon Sc
men monhe nidt mcbr befonnt iino
6iel cine Ereppc berob.
Eedtsompolt 2ouiS Q. glibn1on
rcibtc fir Srou 9Innie Gobeu rno
ibren @otten sIoron Go6cn cine SHo-
OenerlobfIoge bon $4,000 reipeftipc
$250O gegen oen aGiienbergS llnocr-
telling Store" fir @erlesllngcn, sic
iie ourh NlusgIeiten auf elmer Grcppc
oes SooenS lih 5u5ogen Gin. Gic
&loge wuroc beim Nbergcribt tingc.
rei1t.
6olgen elmer GoIliiion.
Cine 9loge mn $4,000 Sduoen-
erios tpuroe bon &pmon gtceolc
ourh &ed)tsonlpolt 2ouiS Q. g(Ib-
mon i'm Superior-@eridt Qcgen Die
Otto Tufer 9umber GompanD fir
oen 900 ieines Sobnes einaercibt.
@r maft geltenO, OoB icin Sobn am
27. Wioi in einem g(utomobil an
8eit-gtortb-Slpenle fab, ais Gin ser
Sirmo eeborenOer @ogen nit Dem
SliIto coIliOirte ilnO ocn SSitngen aus
oem Grnftiuogen mari, no er Oireft
lnter Die 9tGoer ocs g9ogens 81 lie-
gen FAM @r iuuroc bon Dem @ogen
iiberfobren inO itorb oueenblidlid.
@uroe ais Yoiiogicr oer-
lest.
Soiepb &onig oerflogte ourd iei-
nen 9fehtsbertreter Sorrp 9. g9olf
Die ollniteo &oilmops ans electric
Company" Inn $4,000 SHooeueriob.
@r mobte aeltenO, ooB CT am Is.
glpriI oieies SSobrcS bel elmer Coli.
lion 5lucier @aggonS Scr @eicaIboft
oerIest muroe. Die &Iogc puroc i'm
Common EleoS-@eridbt cingereidbt
Cie uG entroI GlepatorGo."
perflugt.
Sberit SorrD 6. Syones, Gbcf ser
@etreioc-6irma $. s. SSoneS & So,
reibte cine ShoOenrriotfIagc bon
$4,000 gegen oie Central Glepotor
Co." i'm Suprcln-@eri6t ein Qci
Dem 6euer 0eS GIepotorS 9tr 3 mia
cr coIoHole &erlliItc an @etrcioc er-
Iitten 6obcn. Sic 9Ioge muroe 0urb
Den &edtsonpolt @0woro W} Som-
mono cingereid)t, in Scr 9l6Iicbt, ocu
Gerluit BON $4,000 iuert6 @etreiOe,
pelbeS Ser 6irmo geb0rtc, gcocdt 5u
betontmcn.
&lagc gegen bic StroBcn-
Yobn.
Gie nllnitcO NoilmoDs ans Glcc-
trio Company" puroe BON &mccut
Eropani pcgen oes GoOcs Ieincs
SobneS SSeiie Eroponi ouf $4,000
Sdooenerius berflogt. SSeilc Sro-
pani, mclher am A. Sltni an scr Gde
bon 2erineton. iinO 6orcit StroBc
olf lcinem 6obrroo fIbr, lpurOe bon
eincm StroBenbo6nwoggon umgc.
fubrcn iuo getootet. Iic aloge
mnroe pom Goter 0eS Snoben ourd,
&ehtsonpolt Sorrp 9. @olf einae.
reicht
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SricOc


SScr fennt oos @e6ee,
Gic 9obnen,
Gen @eg,
Tie er ihreitet,
Ger 8elcrflebte,
Ger picllei1t e6en aus lonnigcu
0hnmeln reitet
lle6er cine StraBe inbriinltiger Sc
betc,
3ittern0 geleitet
Bon boffeuOcr Oliitter itommeIuOcni
Can't,
SOcr bonn 2obgeiang
Sorreuoer, 9Iiibcuoer @rGute?
Neilt ct nod iern?
gtabt er idon belte
Gielem arnelt geQiIGlten, perbliIteu-
0en Stern
Inter l6uingenoem, iin9euocm, @lo.
dcngel6lte9
Sdalit ollf bic brotnen, iid) rceen.
Sen S6ollcnl
Gicllci6t monoert or nodt, bielleiHt
irrt CT frernO
Durb bic 6lirAen, oie iooteu- lmO
legenSoollen,
Gin &n06lein I'M winoecidiitteItcn
SemOl
Gam louert ibm olif, Damn loBt ibn
ms ereifen,
llnO br0dtc er nidts ais friihen
Niutb,
@ir nebmcu i'm treu in ioroenoc
Soutb,
llnO lolien i'm frGftig gum Monnc
rcifen.
Ql6er oieIleitbt Iprenet er ibon eoIO-
itno id)Gtebeihmert
Gilr6's Ebor ouf coellteinbIisenOem
@fero,
@efolgt BON bre6enoen, fnarrenocn
gSngen,
Die oen lle6erfIuB, bergebod 9e-
tbiirmt
@eOcr foiien nod trogen
llnO es ioud5t oos Golf, unO Der
9eifoll Itiirmt,
Tonn lei ser @ott, ser i'm Sample
Der 9iieieu
Die feinoli6en 2on5en Dor ms &C.
fnidt
llno euOIid ieinen itroblenoen 6rie-
ben ihidt,
Ecniitbigen Screens geIobt uHo &C.
prieien.
Gb 6rieOc, lang permiBtcr @olt
Eocb, mic Oh milllt, an meinc Efor-
tc,
Gs beOnrf feiner @orte,
Sis nie0cr sur 9folt.
Oh licber 6liidtling aus roubenoeu
Sriinmern,
&it Micoergeborener, bolO uno jung,
Sob Gid oie 9lrmut6 ser @iitte nibt
fiimnlern,
Sd rcide Cir freuOie ocn erItcu
Trunf.
llnO oo1 cinen 8lid nod ouf Sci.
ne 3iige,
Gomit mid sic Sreroc oeS @irt6cs
nidt triiee.
9onnlt On, Of 6remoling aus fcino.
licben 2Gnoern,
Gein Soupt nicbt trogen bod uno
frei.
Solicit aus oen prunteuoen @eipGu-
bern
Iie SdbonOc mo sic @iibcrei
9iIt On Der @bre bar rnO 6lonf,
Tonn mill iH Ous groo ans Sen
SGnOen Cir reiBen,
Conn oorf Gid fein Teutider mill.
fonlmct beiBcn
Qann bcbe DID fort bon Giih uno
Yonfl
Conn ioII Gid sic SdiiiieI Oes Sun-
oes nidt leben,
Gonn Oarf man Gid iogett Damn
nuB man Tih beben,
9iS unierc Sonne binter Dir ionf.
Gics iibcrlege Cir, fremOer @eIeae,
Dud bait gu fur6tlos oen @ruB
erfnBt,
90 iibcridrcite gctrot Die Sdwellc
ltno iei meir @aIt.
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ltroft. gllcron0cr Groccrniif cin
@iscrcIncbGnOIcr bon gtr. 212, SiiO-
9ouoItroBc, ltono cbcnfoas Dor Dem
9iftcr, puroe o6er pegcn W1ongcls
on @emeilcn freiaeiprodhen.
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Gdiffsfarten

bon uno nad 0eutidIonO nnO
ScIterrci6 -llngorn iiber 9iotterOom
uno 9lclp.yorf. @elolenorngeu nod
europa.
SbeO. s. 9icner G. So,
217 OIt.YGItimOrc-Str,
(Wt1r13-l 243 5iO.@rnnC'uGH.
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MbUnucntcn, bic ben ,&rmtidjcn Hrrre.
lpunncntcn" nidbt pinftIidJ O6Cr unregcl-
mGlin crbnItcn, iiub Gcbctcn, her Office
OauOn per- TcIcpbOu oner idIriitIlM Wlii'
lbciIMug AZ mNtben.
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srcnc Nienitc finScn glncrfcnnnna

Sr. g. 3. Wfeislobn Der geliter
Ser befonnten &linlt- WtobeltiIdlcrei
in gtr. 19, Clap. nobe Charles Str,
bat gcitcrn eincm leincr N1obcltiih.
Ter, Srn. Sulius Wliiuer, in 9lnerfcn-
ming iciner 25.idbrioen GbGtisfeit
III Dem GIeihGft cine lilberne llbr mo
prohtoonc &ettc oo6u iibcrrciht. glls
9r. Wicislobn Dor ungef1br fiinf
Sobren lcin eigenes iilbcrnes @e-
icb6ftshlbilollm feiertc, beihenfte er
Srn GboS. OItermoper, einen Der
Eiitbler, melher sic gon6c 3eit bel
ibm gcorbeitet bottc, cbenfaaS nit
elmer llbr lmo 9ette uno CAB babel
ben dnOcren Serrcn oie Seriiherung,
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05

Food riots are reported from BerIir and Leipsig.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS DEPRESSED
Nervous Over Situation Between
 Washington and Berlin.

New York, May 4-Practically the same influences that have recently tended to curtail trading and depress prices were operative again today The cumulative perplexities reaching from the situation between Washing ton and Berlin kept Wall street in a state of nervous suspense. This feel ing was intensified by the circulation of circumstantial rumors, some of which were obviously of bearish ori- gin.
 Dealings were light and narrow from the outset, the intermediate per iod being dull to the point of abso- lute apathy. Early prices were ire gular, but manifested underlying flrmness, until heavy selling of Mer- cantile Marines served to undermine the entire list. The further decline of Marines was naturally associated with the dissatisfaction expressed at the proposed readjustment plan sub mitted by the preferred shareholders protective committee.
 Marine preferred made an extreme decline of 2 IA to 85 IA, or a total of 12 3-4 from it's record price of the early week and the common fell 1 7-S to 23. The course of these stocks was in marked contrast to United Fruit, another shipping issue, which rose 4 IA to J51 5-8 on moderate, but steady absorption.
 The Mexican group supplemented yesterdays advances, Mexican Petro- leum rising 3-8 to 101 3-8, with more moderate gains for American Smelling and Greene Cananea Copper. War shares and allied issues, as we'll as coppers, were one to two points high CT at times, but receded in the final hour, when Union Pacific, U. s. Steel and other potential leaders were at their lowest, the. market closing with a weak undertone. Total sales of stocks amounted to 515, 900 shares.
 Narrow changes marked the days nominal dealings in foreign exchange, but these again favored the German market, marks advancing a fraction, while Francs as well as sterling were inclined to shade. The Bank of Eng land reduced it's gold holdings by something over T,0O0,0OO, but the Bank Of France made a nominal gain Tn this item. incidentally increasing It's discounted bills and advances. Bonds were irregular to heavy. To- tai sales, par value, S2,94O, 900. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
lNTER-CLASS MEET AT N. F. \.
Upper Mders Win the Event, Scoring 46 Points Seniors Secure Second Piace-B Burke Captures 100 Yard Dash Time 11Seconds.
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The Uppermiddle class won the most points in the second annual interclass athletic meet held on the Academy campus, Thursday afternoon. All events were closely contested. Burke in the dashes was too fleet footed, run ming away from the others and secured first place in the 100 yard and 220 yards. Joe Tanning in the running broad and standing broad outclassed all competitors.
 The feature event of the afternoon was the mile run. From the start Botham took the lead and gradually increaed his lead which he held to the last lap. Green came up from behind in the last lap and with what seemed restored energy won the event by three yards. The results:
 100 yard dash-Burke, 1T, first, Standish IS, second; Dolan IS, thrid. Time Il seconds.
 Standing broad jump-J. Tanning, IT, first, Connor IT, second, Holdridge TT, third. feet, inches.
 Half mile run-Greene, '16, first; Gil- dersleeve '16, second; Bailey IT, third. Time 2 minutes, IT S-10 seconds.
 Running broad jump. Fanninf IT, first; Norton IS, second; Emerson TT, third. 16 feet, 5 inches. Standish '16 second; Bendett IT. thrid. 34 feet, inches.
 222 yard dash-Burke TT, first, Stan dish '16 second; Norton IS third-Time 23 seconds.
 Mile run-Greene '16, first; Botham IS, second; Billings, IT, third-5 minutes, 36 seconds.
 High jump-Himes IT, first; Fergu- son '1T second; Morton TT, third. 4 feet, Il inches.
 440 yard dash-Standish '16, first; AT. r 58 4-5 seconds.
 Pole vault-Purvis IT, first; Hol- dridge IT, second; Emerson IT, third. feet, g inches
 Relay race-1916, Standish, Glider sleeve, Greene. Standish; 1917, Fan ming, Norton, Botham, Wilcox. 1915-19, Ricketts, F'ryberg, Jones, c. Wilcox.
 The score:-Upper Mid0lers 46; Seniors 35; Lower Middlers 12; Post Graduates Juniors 5; Juniors 1.