davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1916-05-03
ToDAYS BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

Circle. 2ioo Pennsylvania avenue
Bertha Kalich and Eugene Or
monde In SANDER Cox Film
Corp.).
Loew's Columbia, Twelfth and +
streets-Dustin Farnum In David
>Garrick" CPailas).
Garden. l23 Ninth street-w. 8. Hart
in THE Aryan" (Triangle).
Strand. Ninth and ID streets
Douglas Fairbanks in THE Habit
Of Z. Happiness (Triangle).
Masonic Auditorium, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue-vir..
ginias Pearson in The Hunted
Woman. ". l.. 8. E.-vitagraph).
Liberty. 1919 North CAPITOL street
Mary Pickford in Madame Butter
fly" Famous Players).
Dunnbarton. wisconsin avenue and
. street-Mary Pickford In Mis-
tress Nell Famous PlayerO.
Georgia. si22 Georgia avenue-Theo-
doIe Roberts in 1.-THE Girl of the
Golden West tParamounp.
Carolina. North Carolina avenue
near Eleventh street southeast
Harry Mestayer In THE Circular
Stairway" ~. l.. 8. E.-selig).
Olympic. 1881 u street--Hobart Bos-
worth In "Dr. Nelghbor' (Univer-
sad.
Crnndalls. Ninth and Il streets
Clara KimballiY Young IN THE Feast
Of Life" Cworld Film Corp).
Savoy. Fourteenth street and CO.
lLmbia road-Fannie ward In For
The Defense" UIasky).
Apollo. 824 II street northeast-Fan-
ME Ward In "Tennessee's Pardner.
adapted from the story by Bret
1Iartc uasky).
Avenue Grand. si5 pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast-Franc!s Bushman
and Beverly Bayne In THE Wall
Betw.rn" Mo-.
Revere. Georgia avenue and Park
Ioad--Antonio Moreno In kennedy
SQUIRE" adapted from the story
by r Hopkinson Smith ~. l.. s.
E.-Nitagraph).
Washington. Eighteenth and u
streets-E. II. calvert In The Vul-
lures of Society ". l.. 8. E.-Es-
sanay). .'
The Washington times., 1916-05-03
Edward T. Dougherty.

celebrated. Interment will be made In
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-05-03

from programs prepared by the
managers OF the ,theeters concerned.
md no responsibility IL assumed tor
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality of the players and the
producing company. and not per-
sonsi inspection. except In special
cases. q. NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
z O MOSKALA.
WARSZAWA.

! Liczba Cnit6w W Warszawit
przewyzsza obecnie POO oS0b.-U.
nici wystosowali do w}adz poda.
ME 0 Zatwierdzenie statutu zero-
madzenia parafialnego Cnit6w.
Do czasu zatwierdzenia takiego
zgromadzenia ma razie utworzono
komitet prowizoryczny. Ma pre-
wodniczacego komitetu wybrano
p. Piotra Rudika. b. wychowanca
scminaryum unickiego W Che}-
mic. JednocZeSnie Cnici zwr6cili
sic Z podaniem do zarzadu mia>ta
o udzielenie i'm dalszego kredytu
Ia utrzymanie ks. Bazyliana. Ga
bryela Furmana. oraz dopomoze-
ME Unitom do odzySkania koScio-
la unickiego PREY ulicy Miodowe:j
z koScio}a do tel porv korzystaia
pozostali w Warszawie Rosyanie.
zaS zmuSzeni 50 odprawiat
naboZeiiStwa W mieSzkaniu Ks.
JednoczeSnie Cnici pro-
ably i'm byla zwr6cona wraz z
koSciolem Gala nieruchomoSc po-
.azylianSka. Z ktorej doch6d
przeznaczony bedzie IA utrzyma-
ME koSciola i duchownego. Pra-
woslawnvm zaproponowano. ably
nabozenstwa przenicSli do cerkwi
PREY ulicy D}ugiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
PodobnO zarf0cy dOstaja
choroby merck.
Weicie szHanke wedy i Kidneco Do pre-
p}ukania merck jezeli bsla hzyze.
Usuacie wszystke nieso z dyet jezeli
czujecie sic r~eunatyczni LIB
cieYpicie na pecherz.

Are-ykaEscy ne5c-y.ni i niewias.y nIs:a NO.
iowat nieuseannie pr1eciw chorobcn merck; po-
niewa. ms jenny "a wie!e a ~sxystek cas. pokar:i:
lest si.nv. Eassa krew napelr:ona jess kwasem
uryny kt1ry usisuje nerki wSnisEcTye. - cre o-
lsbione Cd p.zeprasowania zos:aSa s~:auasarne:
rugowanie nia:eryi samuie -acn
tkanek. . rezultatesn tego Jest chorcba merck. STA
bese recherza i ogoine xacieesyssc.enie xdro~ IA
Skoro vase aerki ~c1usssie iak HAWAI- clo~:c.
vase pleeS bola hub moks< Jest mesny re'en O.
sadu albo 1nie~cleni ~jesteScie sxukae uigi diva
alto try .azy pr7es coe: je&e!i c!erricie ii Dol
glow, albc xauroe. 1arady nerEose. kwess y
4c}sdku. albo eie-pic:e ia 7euE.aty.m guy Jest
liche powietrse. weieie Cd wassego aesekas9a O.
koh pol .cxina tab;e.1w IA nerki. sposSc!s jedca
.e s.klanks woody pred kaadem jed1eniena r:zcr
ki!ka dni a re-ki ~asxe po ten heda dziatsiy dob
re, t. Gossonaas lekarss~o Jest roh:ane ; pssv-
d.i~ie c1rstyeh inEreiyencyi i dniata sxybko i I.
byAc pree1 pokosenia do p.zepfukan:a /
reSu}euania zanieessszcseaSei: merck do Cd
d.ielena kwasu " urrnie takte n!ena da!sse1 o.
hwy -apalenia. .akode=y sic niepotsdek Feehessa-
Kdneco Jest niedroSisra: ME mole sskod1ls; ME
aeco don,u. roniewaa mix. ME raote srabS omSiki
raz 20 RAJ pr.ee1xSei s~e nerkL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
POGLOSKOM
ALARMUJACYM.

Donosza Z Chelmu (gubernia
lubelska. strefa okupacyi austro-
wegierSkiej W krolestwie Polls
kieml:
Bliskost tercnu. IA kt6rvm roz-
wijajq sic operacyc militarne. zro
dzila wsrod ludu szercg pog}csek
alarmujacych.
Wiadze uprzcdzaja p%ublicznost
zeS ktokolwick rozsiewalby poslo-
ski tcndcncyine hub dawalby
przvtulek zbieglym jcncom Q
syjskim. bedzic surowo karanym.
Ola przykladu zas podaje sic do
pullicznej wiadomoSci. ze Anna
Zielinska Z pewnej wsi pod Chel-
mem zostala wtracona do wiezie-
MIA "a to ostatnie przestepstwo. i
re jej budynki "a kare spalono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
CIALO ZAGINIONEJ ZNALE-
ZIONO w WHSLE.

Wrzeszcz. Pred tygodniem "a.
gine}a. jak wiadomo. bez Sladu
l4-lctnia c6rka werkmistrza O.
tona Schuberta. .mieszkajacego O.
becnie W He.jbudzie.> Cialo jej wy
p}yne}o obecnic " poblizu PREY
stani ma Whsle. a poniewaz dziew
exc ma Ia g}owie dotkliwe RAINY.
prokuratorya zaje}a sic wySwiet-
lcnlcm sprawy. cZy ME zachodzi
tn zbrodnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
ZGALlCYI
NoWY KosC1oL ocALAL.

Szczepanow. = Wies ia byla
W silnym ogniu. Austryackie dzia
la ustawione byly ia gore Mo-
krzynskiej W Okocimiu, zas arty-
lerya rosyjska by}a W Przyboro-
vie j "a CORA Szczepanowska. T.
leglo tez z~niszczeniu kilka cha
lup, spalif sic r6wniez starry kos
ci6} W Szczepanowie; NATIONALIST
nowy ocalal z malem uszkodze-
MEM.
Szczepan6w znajduje sic W po-
wiccie brzeskim W piasczystej
r6wninie. Lud wymawia tam 'cz'
"sz" jake sc" IS, ubiera sic
W dlugie bale sukmany wyszyte
ia szwach Garment tasmami i
nosi wysokie, ku gore zwezone
kapelusze. Kobiety nosza czerwo-
ne gorsety i lubuja sic W jashra-
wych chustkach. Str6j ten jed
max. s~zczegolnie II mezczyzn. =
ustepujc ~corazwiecej ubraniu ma
lomiejskiemu. Wies ia jest micj-
seem urodzenia sw. Stanis}awa.
biskupa krakowskiego. By} on sy
mem Wojsiawa Bcnign!y. die
dzic6w wsi & rodu Pru>6w), IL
rodzii sic dnia 26-go lipca 1910.
Objai biskupstwo W roku 1911 a
zabity zostal W kosci6iku ia
Skalce dnia 21-go kwietnia 1919.
" miejscce starozytnego. drew
nianego koScio}a. za}ozonego po-
dobno przez rodzicow biskupa.
wymurowal Jan Dlugosz. kano-
mix krakowski i proboszcz szcze-
panowski. historyk. obszerny ko-
sci6l W stylu oStro}ukowym. po-
kryt.y dach6wka; rpo>azy} kos
ci6l i otoczyl cmentarz murem. W
roku 1870. Dc tego koScioia ka-
budova} W roku 1910 nie:jaki
Czerny od strony polnocnej ka-
plice. W kt6re:j urzadzit grobo-
vice swcj rodziny. W roku 1855
grobowiec Z gruntu zostal odno-
wiony. Procz tego koscio}a wy
budowany by} kosciolek drew
MANY W miejscu. gdzie stall dom
rodzic65w Sw. Stanislawa. Kos
ci6l ten zni6>} Stanis}aw Lubo-
mirski W roku ISL a ma :jego
miejsce wymurowal novy. dotad
stojacy.
W poblizu tego ko>cio}a wybu-
dowal W roku 1862 proboszcz
Wojciech Bobek kaplice. w miej-
edzie stall dab. pod ktorym
welding legend5 urodzic sic mia}
Sw. Stani>}aw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
PoDKoPUJA VASE
co DZIECKA ZDROWIE.

CIV vase dziecko wrazliwe al
Ibo lekliwe: Czy krzyczv we snie
i zgrzyta zebami: Te symphony
'sa oznakami robak6w i powinni-
seize uzyc >rodka natychmiaSt.
kickapoo Worm Killer jest Ia
rodnem lekarstwem ktore zabi:ja
robaki. a przez :iego rozwalniaja
&C <fodki u>uwa ie Z >y>temu.Ro-
hak w.yciagaia size i czy.nia wa
T. dziccko wiecei spo>obne do
innych chor6h. Wa>z aptekarz
sprzedaje kickapoo Worm Killer
po 25c pude}ko. OCT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
z POZNANSKIEGO
w Akademu PAM Szpotansiej

w Akademn pam Szpotans1ej
W P%oznaniu PREY ulicy sw. Mar
Gina Is - mimo wojny - odby-
waja sic stale kursy kroju i sly
ella krawieczyzny damskiej. Po-
nicwaz obecnic &c strony urzedo-
wei wyraznic zaznaczono. ze
k>iestwu Poznanskiemu ME "a
graza nicbezpicczenstwo. powinny
panic, zwlaSzcza z prowincyi .iak
n%ajliczniej %korzystac Z kurSow.
Wojna moze potrwac ~jeszcze dh,
go. Niejedna T. pan T. powodu krv
t.yczncgo p%olozcnia. bedzic mu-
Siala pc wo.jnie sauna wykonywat
%potrzebnQ odzicz Ola siebic i ro-
dziny. Bardzoe p%raktyczny i
wszechstromir znanv system ma
nki PAM Szpotanskicj. oraz prak-.
tyczna szkola kroju i szycia tel
re Akadcmii. uprzystepnia kaz-
del Z pan juz 2-3 miesiecy sa-
modzielnie wykonanic modncj i
clcganckiej krawiecczyzny dam
skiej. Zgloszenia p%rzyjmuje PAM
Szpotanska codziennie. Panic z
prowincyi, chcace przybyc do
Poznania, musza p%oprzednio zao-
patrzyt sic II komisarza hub bur
mistrza W potrzcbna legitymacje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
POzAR w FABRYCE OLIWY I
TKUSZCZU.

Bydgoszcz. Pozar powstaf W
fabryce oliwy i ~tflszczu Schmid-
ia PREY ulicy Kr6lewskiej. Prey
n%adejssciu stray pozarnej juz ca.
lie skrzydfo zachodnie stale W
plomieniach. Pc dluzszych wysi}.
kach straz zdo}a}a usunac groza-
&c niebezpieczenstwo przeniesie.
MIA sic pozaru. Spfone}a rafinerja
z licznemi zapasami t~}uszczu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
STRASZNE NIESZCZESCIE
SAMOCHODOWE.

Lubawa. We wtorek pred po-
}udniem wydarzyfo sic straszne
nicszczescie samochodowe. O god,
9 i poi wyjechali z Lubawy samo-
chodem ksiadz proboszcz c. z
Drzycimia, wracajacy do domu
re zjazdu Spiewak6w, gdzie by}
sedzia, oraz p. Jaruszewski wraz
Z IONA i cztcrema dziecmi, by ida
zyc ia pociag pospieszny odcho-
dzacy z I}awy. Oko}o 9 kilometry
"a Lubawa samoch6d wpadf ma
drzewo a nastepnie W row. Jada-
cy zostali Z salnochodu wyrzrlce-
nj. P. Jaruszewski, iona ;jego O.
raz dwoje dzieci wyszli Gallo z wy
padku, NATIONALIST trzecie dziecko
odnios}o zlamanie reki a czwar-
te, najm}odsze, lekkie wstrzasnie-
ME mozgu. KS. prob. c. zas Cd
ni6sl ciezkie rany. Przewicziono
go natychmiast do domu chorych
W Lubawie, re O godzinie S-mej
wieczorem skutkiem a odniesio-
nych umar1. Pan Jaruszewski
stracll lcWe oko i odni0sf inne O.
brazenia wewnetrzne. Jedna z CO.
rex palstwa J. odnios}a wstrzaS-
niecie m6zgu, synek z}ama} noge.
Tylko PAM J. i dwo:je dzieci wy
sill Z nieszczescia Gallo. Wypadek
pow.yzszy wywarf przygnebiaja-
&c wrazenie W Lubawie i okolicy,
zwlaszcza, re ks. prob. G.. zac--
ny ksiadz i gorliwy Polak Kaszu-
ba, tax smutnym sposobem zycic
zakonczy}. Mech ziemia polska,
kt6ra goraco ukocha}. lekka mu
bedzie, a Bog mech 60 niebem IA
"a mi}osc do ludu polskie-
go. R. i p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
ARESZTOWANO WIEPRZO.
WINE..

Poznan. Nj novym Rynku po-
licya oblozy}a aresztem oddala
do ~miejskiej rzezni Is funt6w
wieprzowiny. kt6ra zosta}a PREY
wieziona z poza Poznania, a kt6-
re to mieso ME by}o rewidowane
przeZ weterynarza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
lat wy spOs6b do Zgnbie:
mia Ciafa.
PDcie goraca wode i u1ywajcie Tassco.

Czy ME ayczyliScic sobie czesto lekarstwa ma
zGubienie ciala? Cos CO ME wymaga dyety albo
kalisteniki? Tu zaraz macie te " 5-siarnkRch tass-
tckarza. Sa one lagodnc do uAycia. prawdxiwie nic
szkodliwe mic powoduja xaburzenia i braku ape
tytu n ohni2ajs cialo powoli NJ zostaniesz chudym
do wagi lie chcsz wa&yt. IN wiele ciala jest nic
poaadanem. ponicwaA najwieccj otylych ludxi
chca chetnie to przyznnc: u uznajc sic to : jed
neRo dobrcgo prz~sdstawienin: cxyni xo niezgrab.
nym kr6tko oddychajacym.
tn ne M powodu ola czcgohy ktokolwiek mial
bye otylym. Edy to wielcc wyprdbowane skutecz-
ne ! zHdawalniajacc lckarstwo 3 kt6rej kolwiek
d0brcj Mpteki. Tassc0 tablcty (nie xapoininajcie
nazwy1 ~ rekomcndowane prxc1 doktordw | AZ
Ewarantowane "a xupelnie nics1kodliwe- Mic
przyimujcic polrobionych. Je1cli ME moaecie
przyjst do naszego skiadu. poSlcmy VAN tassco
Dr:ex OWcZtC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
ZAKLAD PRZYMUSOWEGO
WYCHOWANIA.

w Ruchocinie pod Mielzynem,
kt6ry to W roku zeszlym .narobi}
lyle wrzawy, zamierza nabyc W.
KS. Poznanskie. Zaklad ten by}
dotychczas w}asnoscia niemiec-
kiego zwiazkn misyi wewnetrz-
nej Z siedziba W Berlinie. Przez-
naczenie jego pozostanie to samo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
sM1ER6 POD KOLAMI WOZU.

Mako. Smierc pod k0iami w0-
poni6sf 5-letni ch1opiec koloni-
sty Schmaucha. Ch}opiec. upad1
pod w6z z burakami, a kola zgnio
thy mu klatke piersiowa, skut-
klein czego zmarf pc kilku godzi-
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
EXPLOZYA w WAGONIE.
TcZew. Ma t,IfeiSZy,n dvoro

IczeW. Ma tuteJSZVm dWOrcu
towarowym W pewnym wagonie
obfadowanym przesylkami che
mikalii powstala silna eksplozya.
Wszelkie przesy}ki towarowe w
t.ym wagonic ulegly zniszczeniu.
Spalilo sic r6wniez .jedno martwe
cia}o. przcznaczone do kliniki H.
niwersyteckiej W Krolewcu. Il H.
rzednik6w kolcjowych PREY wy
padku tym Mkt szwanku ME Cd
ni0S|.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
ZMIANA NAZW1SKA
I

C'zeladnik krawiecki BronisfaW
Roszewski W Bydgoszczy posta-
raj sic Q pozwolenie IA zmiane l.
mienia i nazwiska. Odtad nazywa
sic Bruno Rose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
POISKI SYNDYKAT
CUKROWY.

z Petersburga donosza, re 30
polskich cukrowni zlaczy}y sic W
Syndykat cukrowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
D. Hamerski
G~rocernia 628 Wsch. Sta utica
SZK0tA ANClELSKIEC0!!

Niemal kazdemu W Ameryce
Kanadzie wiadomo, re TYLKO U
MAS MONA listownie, podgwaran-
eva, wyuczyc sic movie, czytac i
pisac pc angielsku W przeciagu jed
nego kursu, albo ME placi sic ami
jedncgo ccnta Zmadrzej vice i ty
jak i setki innych zmadrzalo i ME
daj sic balamucic rozmiatem pokat
nym szk6lkami lecz zglos sic listo-
wnie do prawdziwej Szkoly,bo my
ola dobra twego wydali$my Meto-
de jezyka angielskiego opracowana
IA tie zycia robotniczego W spos6b
bardzo latwy Ola kazdego,zawiera
jacq Gramatyke angielska podana
W jezyku polskim! Szkola nasza
jest jcdyna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
szkola prowadzona przezPolakow,
"a konscsem rzadowym,j jest ola pc
zytku ludzi ME ola szyku! OAR
MO dostaniesz okazowa lekcye
najnowszejnajlepszej i najtanszej.
Melody jezyka angielskiego, vice
pisz zaraz i %przckonaj sic.
~AMERYKANSKA SZK0LA
(KLASA 81
1897 Chcnc St., Detroit, Mich.
p. j. Paradzinski, kicrownik.
AHEAH EacacacE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

Gd.ybys ty pasowa} IA zgrabna
dziewczyne i zdobyi piekne ry-
cerstwo - sekretu do tego ci IL
dziele - phi Rocky Mountain
herbate wieczorem. W apiece
Brown Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Robimy
RAINY do obraz6w

W r6znych rozmiarach i gatun-
kach. Przyniescie do mas, wa
sze obrazy i fotografie do opra-
vienna.
Nanny takze wiclki zapas roz-
nych ksiazek do nabozenstwa,
obraz6w i innych religijnych
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
HAMMER HEAD FEELS
POLICEMAN IN CAR
Detectives Gun Scatters Mob
Crews Rescued.

As a Third Avenue surface car APP
preached Ninety Street last
night a 16-pound hammer was hurled
over the heads of crowd into the car
striking Patrolman Lutkins, Of the East
Sixty-seventh Street station.
Detective Muck grabbed Patrick Nc
Namara, a laborer, as the man VINO
threw the hammer. In a second the
plainclothes man and his prisoner were
surrounded by a threatening crowd, and
Muck was forced to draw his gun TO
drive the crowd back. A squad of uni
formed men broke up the riot.
Patrolman Lutkins was not seriously
hurt.
After the attack Inspector Boettler's
men, plainclothes and uniformed,
cleared Third Avenue of loiterers.
Scattered attacks on street cars ana
al" trains, none Of which were serious
occurred during the day. Three per-
sons were slightly hurt. The police
automobile patrol on several occasions
rescued car crews from irate strikers.
Heavy workhouse sentences were gwen
to men arrested for stoning cars or
interfering with traffic.
There were three small collisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
INSANE, KILLS MOTHER,
SISTER AND HIMSELF
Double Murder and Suicide at
Tolland, Mass.

Winsted, Conn, Sept. 2S.-A double
murder and suicide were discovered
in Holland, Mass, twenty-five miles
from here. this afternoon, when
Henry Jordan, farmer, eighty-four
years old, on entering the home of
Mrs. Helen Gilmore, who is about
sixty, found her and her daughter,
Miss Anna Gilmore, twenty-three, and
her son, Edward, twenty-seven, lying
dead in one room. Both women. who
were undressed and in bed, had been
shot through the head by Edward,
who, the authorities believe, went
suddenly insane.
Gilmore was employed at The fac
tory of the william l.. Gilbert Clock
Company here. He went TO Tolland
a few days ago TO dispose of the stock
on the farm and bring his mother and
sister TO Winsted. In his pockets WAS
found over 5000, the proceeds of the
stock sale.
Last week his sister Lydia, about
thirty, and his uncle, Elias, about
sixty, werei committed to an insane
aAylum In Massachusetts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Brewery Men Mark Time;
Transfers Still in Doubt

Brewers and the teamsters held sew
eral meetings during yesterday, me
transfers in Washington Hall. az IoI
Eighth Avenue. and the brewers IN the
Labor Temple, in East Elghty-fourth
Street. and in the Kreutzer Hall, IN
East Eighty-sixth Street. Tomorrow
they may take final action regarding
work suspension.
The brewers, numbering some SIX
thousand men and comprising the
drivers. keg men and those employed in
the bottling departments, have been
away from their employment since
Wednesday night, but even the men
themselves do not assert that they are
yet on strike.
Officials Of the international Brother
hood Of Transfers, after a secret meet
ing i'm Washington Hall, said that there
would be no strike until the various
locals had finished voting upon the
proposition. Meetings will be held
again to-day.
Yesterday loo brewery wagon driv-
ers went out, preventing the Ionkers
Brewery and the depOts Of New York
and Western brewers from making de-
liveries.
BY way OF climax the Bartenders'
Union of Yonkers has called meeting
for this morning, when a resolution
will be offered binding members not TO
handle beer delivered by non-union
drivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

Interest in Roosevelt diplomacy
pictured in a chapter Of William r.
Thayer's Life of John Hay" dealing
with the Venezuelan episode, has I'M
PEELED the Houghton Mifiin Company,
publishers Of the book, to include IN
the next edition a letter from the Colo
mel which throws more light on the
subject.
1t was the conviction based on we'll
grounded information that Germany
and not Great Britain was the trouble
seeking power and that "jellyfsh
squashiness" on the part of the United
States would bring a German naval
base to the Venezuelan coast that
moved the Colonel. 1t was the con-
viction that the United States Navy
was superior to the German navy and
that there was nothing of the jelly
fish about the President who assembled
Admiral Dewey's battle feet near
Porto Rico, "ready to sail at an hours
notice." that moved the Germans.
Despite the presence of British bat
tleships with those of Germany that
were lowering off the Venezuelan coast,
President Roosevelt became convinced,
he writes, that Great Britain would
not back Germany in the event of q
clash.
Feared Another kiauchau.
al did not desire that she should do
moro than remain neutral he con
tinues. IL also became convinced that
Germany intended to seize some
Venezuela harbor and turn it into n
strongly fortified place of arms, on the
model of Kiauchau, with a view to ex-
ercising some means OF control over
the future Isthmian Canal, and over
South American affairs generally"
After Germany had refused to ar
bitrate and talked of temporary" oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
WRS. BRAND GETS
HER BABIES BACK
Regards Court Decision as
Triumph for Preacher
Husbands Creed.

"The Lord and will look after my
children, now that / am to have them
with me again. Ny husband is called
of God, and shall never consent for
him to give up his mission to earn our
bread and butter, no matter what any
organized charity organization may
say"
Mrs. Bessie Brand, Of $50 West
Forty-seventh Street, whose four chill
dren Justice Mayo gave back into her
keeping yesterday in Children's Court
after they had been taken from her be-
cause her evangelist husband, Allan
Brand, refused to give up preaching
for a paying job, declared last night
she was surer than ever he was right
and that the decision was a triumph
for him and his principles.
Her wifely faith had been put to
what most women would consider q
severe test. She had seen her children
taken from her because of her hus-
bands beliefs She had wished him
good luck when he took one of the
two dollars that made up the entire
family fortune and set forth upon his
mission, leaving her with her rent un-
paid and no food. She had watched
her household goods put upon the pave
ment and had seen even her childron's
toys sold and taken away. She had
been hungry and homeless; she had
had no word from her husband in six
weeks, and still she had not lost trust
in him or his creed.
81 cant explain to you exactly what
it is that he, believes" she said. HE
would have to do that himself"
But whatever she thought OF Allan
Brands evangelism, there wasn't bit
of doubt what she thought of Allan
Brand, evangelist.
81 am proud TO be the one who earns
the living, so that he can go on with
his mission" she said. They took
the children away just to coerce him
into going to work. ! should never
have forgiven him if he had budged one
inch from his position"
The children were last night still in
the hands of the Big Sisters organiza-
ton, which has been caring for them
since they were taken from their
mother On Sunday she expects to find
a little apartment where she will be
able TO take them. and she is sure that
court opinions TO the contrary. she will
be able to support them on SIS she IS
earning. without making inroads into
the 5000 given her by d. W. Griffith Ia
enable her to get her family into her
keeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
LIEUT.. GREEN REPORTS
ON CAPE HUBBARD LAND
Found Peary's Caches-Shot
DESERVING Esqiumau Guide.

Lieutenant Fitzhugh Green, who &C
companied the Macmillan expedition in
its vain search for Croker Land. re-
ported the discovery of new land near
Cape Thomas Hubbard to Henry Fair
field Osborne, president of the Museum
of Natural History, yesterday. Lieu
tenant Green, who had gone to Nova
Scotia to meet the Danmark. which Is
bringing other members of the expedi-
ton back to civilization, returned here
Yesterday, as the ship has been caught
in the ice and will not arrive for two
weeks. -,
In his report the naval officer tells
how, on one of his trips of oXplora-
ton. he was caught in a snowstorm. and
his Esquimau guide, Peewahtok, tried
to desert him. He was obliged TO shoot
tho man TO recover his sledge and pro
visions. Two of Commander Peary''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
MEDICAL MEN IN CoNyry-,,,

The American Association NJ ~,
Research opened It's eighth V.ao'
meeting at the Hotel Majes,i, s s.n.l
day. The convention will Ia, ',''e'
days, closing with a bsnoust =, S ON
urday evening. Although orlv 20
were in attendance yesterday Sos s gu
announced their intention ~ ~ nav
present, coming from as far axs W., ,
Calcutta.
At the opening session DR. H..
f. s. Coleman read a review =, :
portant medical discoverie, on ~. -. = !.
decade. Other speakers annours,s I.
read papers are DR.. Sara. CO.
Chose, Of Calcutta; DR.. jaime, g,,..,
of Boston; DR.. Joseph A. Wsi,, n
Herbert u. Scheuck. DR.. J. D ca.
DR.. Roger ". Griswold, DR.. +. c A..
stedt, DR.. Leon T. Ashcrsft. Dr. n ,
Honan and Alfred W. McCsnu