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Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court for the Douglas
 Precinct, Territory of Alaska, First
 Division.
 ln the matter of tho estate of Josip
 Supauich, sometimes known as Jo
 Stipanic, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given, that tho un- dersigned was on the 2Oth day of May, 1916. appointed administrator of tho uhove entitled estate by tho above en- titled court; and further notice is hereby given Co the creditors ot and an persons having claims against tho said deceased, to exhibit them, with tho necessary vouchers within six months from the date hereof Co said Admins trator at his residence in Douglas, Alaska, the same being the place of the business of the transaction of said estate.
 Dntcd at Douglas, Alaska, this 10th day of May, 1916. FRANK AfMc,
 Administrator of the estate of Josip Stipauich, alias Jo Supauic deceased. KAzIs KRAUCzUSAs,
 Attorney for Administration. J-3l-5f
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
IN THE UNITED STATES COMMlS- SIONER'S COURT, AT JUNEAU, ALASKA, DIVISION NO. |;
 IN pRObArE

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Anton Polotto, deceased
 Notice of Time of Settlement of Final Account.
 Notice is hereby given that M. J. O. Conuor, the administrator of the Es- tate of Anton Poletto, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said Court, his tinal ac- count of his administration Of said estate, and that Saturday, the 30th day of September, 1916, at eleven o'clock A. M., at tho court room of said Court, in the city of Juneau, Alaska, at the Court.house, has been duly appointed by Che said Probate Court for the set tlement of said llual account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and He his exception in writing to the said ac- count. and contest the same,
 Dated, July 2j. 1916.
 JoHN B. MARSHALL,
 Probate Judge.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE
 TO DOUGLAS FOLKS

We wish Go announce we arc eN
 elusive Douglas agents for the simple mixture ot buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. known as Adler.i ka. This remedy, used successfully for appendicitis, is The most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we eyer sold. 10 is so powerful thRt ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. Adler i-ka never gripes, is safe To use aud Che INSTANT action Is surprising. Guy l.. Smith, druggist.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Interesting Session

There was an interesting meeting of tho Douglas Island Labor Union Mon day night, the feature Of the meeting being the presentation Co the union by
 General Manager P. R. Bradley of the Treadwell companies, of on eXcellently mounted deer head which will be given prominent position iu che hall. After
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

Notice Co Burclar-A ring containing nine different keys and buttouhook was recently found on street in Douglas and Is at the Stroller's office. The fact that it has been duly adyer
 ti-ed and remains uncailed for conviu. ce- The latter that it IS the property Of some burglar who does not care to re- veal his identity On that score he need have uo scruples whatever us Che Stroller has no use for people who turn states evidence. On the contrary, if The owner of the keys will write and state at what hour he will call for them, the Stroller will hang them where they cuu be seen and taken without the persou taking them beiog seen himself. Tho Stroller has no use for Che keys for Che reason Cha, he has a complete kit
 of up.to-date burglar tools of his own.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

lfyou drop into a roadhouse for a meal where there arc a lot Of voters, "say somcthingn before going to Che dining room. Eat pie with your knife, pour coffee into the saucer before drinking it, wipe your mouth on the tablecloth, it there ia one, mud say "rhem gosh-darned beans were cooked exactly to my liking This will con- vince them that you are not stuck up and arrogant
 Avoid speech-making even if you have Co feigu throat trouble. Statistics show that only ono man in every thousand eau make a speech and tho Stroller has notion maybe, that man was not nominated.
 Be ready Co shnle the boues with the barkeep for a dollar flip even it you know the dice arc loaded. It will give you tho reputation of being a sport
 Bo Methodist, Presbyterian, Hard she'll Baptist or Freethinkcr as occa- sion demands. Better still Say you are one aud your wifo is Che other three.
 In case voter comes out flat footed aud asks you Co buy his vote give him slow note and the other fellow cannot have you piHched for bribery. A "slow" note means that it Is payable on Jordaus stormy strand.
 Hold a membership in as many unions as possible. tNot necessarily to the SQuawmen's UnjouJ
 While the Stroller does not desire to harrow up your feelings, be feels it his duty Co tell you that just halt of you are iu line for defeat and you can't sidcstep it That Is one risk you as sumed when you accepted the nomiua- tiou. Politics form a queer mixture. Many will congratulate you it you are elected, but few will offer thelr should. CTS for you to weep on il you are de- fea,ed.
 Altor Che election and when an aui- mosiiic- nre laid asidc, those of you who were handed the marble had bet- ter club together iu tbe matter Of hi- jug hall tn which Co hold a consola- ton meeting lt will not only be cheaper, bu, misery loves company.
 P. S-What -md iu the foregoing about buying whisky and weeping ou shoulders Is not meant Co apply eo Che candidate for delegate Co congress on thc Socialist ticket.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

the business was transacted and tho meeting adjourned, the members went i'm @ body Co tho Lyric theatre where the evenings presentations were greatly enjoyed. Cards aud dancing will prob ably follow the order of business at the next meeting.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMlS- SIONERS COURT FOR DOUGLAS INSTRUMENTATION OF ALAS, KA DIVISION NO. ONE. Ir the matter of the estate of Nick Va vich, deceased.
 Notice of appointment of administra- tor and Co creditors.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- der,lgued was on the 22nd day of June, 1916, nppoiuted administrator with the will annexed of the above entitled es- tate, in tho above entitled court; aud further notice is given Co the creditors of. and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, Co exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months from the date here' of Co said administrator at Douglas, Alaska.
 Dated at Douglas, Alaska, this 18th day of June, l9lG.
 CHRIST VAVlCH, Administrator of the estate of Nick
 Vavich, deceased. II. H. Folsom,
 Attorney for Administrator 33-5
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

Dwelling house, practically new, Seven rooms with bath and all mod crn convcnicnces. Centrally located in good ucighborhood on c street. Snap for purchaser. See Emil Kron- ouigt on property. 7-2S-it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21

WYOMING
KEMMERER
CUMBERLAND
LARAMIE
RAWLINS
UTAH
MURRAY
RICHMOND
EUREKA
PRICE
MT. PLEASANT
PROVO
SPANISH FORK
AMERICAN FORK
MIDVALE
BINGHAM CANYON
BOUNTIFUL
RICHFIELD
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21
The Same Goods For
Less
ms Why You can do Better at The Golden Rule Where
Less .

STERLING
LOVELAND
CANYON CITY
SOUTH DAKOTA
REDFIELD
MINNESOTA
SAINT CLOUD
HIBBING
LITTLE FALL
MANKATO
FERGUS FALLS
CALIFORNIA
NEEDLES
CHICO
BAKERSFIELD
MODESTO
SANTA ROSA
SAN BERNARDIN'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21

WISCONSIN
WAUSAU
WATERFOWL
KANSAS
NEWTON
IOWA ...
FORT MADISON
BURLINGTON
OTTUMWA
MARSHALLTOWN
NORTH DAKOTA
WAHPETON
FARGO
GRAND FORKS
DEVILS LAKE
MINOT
WILLISTON
VALLEY CITY
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21
One Price
to All, and
That the
L0UeSt

GUNNISON
SUNNYSIDE
SPRINGVILLE
HEBER CITY
TOOELE
IDAHO
PRESTON
MALAD
REXBURG
MACKAY
LEWISTON
MOSCOW
ST. ANTHONY
KELLOGG
DOWNEY
SHOSHONE
RIGBEY
WALLACE
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21

COEUR d. ALENE
SHELLEY
JEROME
SAND POINT
NEVADA
ELY
McGILL
TONOPAH
COLORADO
TRINIDAD
MONTROSE
AGUILAR
GRAND JUNCTION
LAS ANIMALS
4ALAMOSA
FLORENCE
FORT MORGAN
DURANGO
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21

DICKINSON
NEBRASKA H..
GRAND ISLAND
HASTINGS
BEATRICE
McCOOK
FALLS CITY
ORD
ARIZONA
WINSLOW
MESA
BISBEE
MIAMI
PRESCOTT
OREGON
PENDLETON
ATHENA
DALLAS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
BOY WHO JEEReO GENERAL
HELD FOR INSULT TO GUARD
Leon Samson Lands in Jail After
Fight That Follows
Street Meeting.

Leon Samson. n nineteen year old
student. OF No. 1898 Fifth Avenue.
was arraigned before Magistrate
Cornell In Harlem Court this morn
ans. charged with disorderly con-
duct. 'he complainant against him
being Frank Goldberg Of No. 1913
Madison Avenue. who alleged no
heard samson say that members Of
tho United States army were buns
and boozers;" that the letters IN. O."
signified mo good" and that any
ono who would fight for the United
States was a fool
Samson Is the youth who started a
hostile demonstration in City College
last March when Major Gen. Leonard
Wood was delivering an address ON
preparedness. Ho denies the state
ment attributed to HIM and says that
he was roughly handled by two men
In military uniform after n meeting
ne was addressing had boon broken
up at Fifth Avenue and Ono Hundred
and Tenth Street last night. Samson
spent the night In the East One Hun
dred and Fourth Street Station.
Magistrate Cornell held him In 81 200
bail for examination tomorrow.
Goldberg. tho man who appeared
against him, Is said to have several
sons In the National Guard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
WARD Liner At VERA CRUZ
CROWDED WITH REFUGEES
Americans Fleeing From Mexico Are
Transferred From the Battle
ship Nebraska.

VERA CRUZ. Mexico. June 3o.-The
Ward Line steamer Monterey, with a
capacity passenger list OF American
refugees. was expected to sail this
afternoon. The steamer was anchored
near the battleship Nebraska, on
which refugees in large numbers have
been quartered, and the transfer Of
the passengers began this morning.
WASHINGTON. June 3o.--Many N
the 1900 refugees from Mexico a,
Galveston on the navy tender Dixie
and other vessels probably win be
compelled TO stay aboard ship for a
least q week.
| Assistant Secretary Newton of tn
Treasury. In charge Of the Publi'
Health Service. announced to-da!
that women. children and invalidi
would be allowed to land after med
teal examinations, but that della!
could not be avoided IN other cases
because the immigration barrack
and Quarantine station at Galveston
can accommodate only about 400 per
sons.
Plans for the landing OF the refu
gees at ports north OF Maryland coul
not be carried out because OF tn
shortage OF ships.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
|EARl KITCHENER LEFT
FORTUNE OF $3.50, 900
viii Probated To-Day in Londot
Divides Estate Between Rela-
tives and Fellow Officers.

LONDON, June 30.-The will OF
Field Marshal Earl Kitchener. the
British Secretary OF War who lost his
life In the sinking of the cruiser
Hampshire Off the Orkncys June 8,
was admitted to probate to-day.
II shows that no left an estate
valued at l71,420 pounds sterling
Approximately 3S50.000).
The largest requests were the sum
OF f2O. 900 to his nephew. Henry Ham,
ilton Kitchener. and the Broome Park
estate and all lands In Kent County
to his nephew. Commander Henry
Franklin Chevalier Kitchener, of the
royal navy, a son OF the new Earl.
The will makes a number of smaller
requests to relatives and friends, in
Guiding 1900 each to several officers
who served on Lord kitchener's per.
sonal staff.
TO Col. Oswald A. G.. Fitzgerald
| Lord kitchener's personal military
| secretary, who was drowned with the
Field Marshal. was willed all kitch.
ener's lands In British East Africa
amounting to about 5000 acres, will
plantations, &c.
swords OF honor, plate and othe
gifts from public bodies, are devolveC
as heirlooms In settled estates. TIL,
will was dated Nov. .. 1914.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
U. S. TROOPS SHOT GUARD,
SAY MEXICAN REPORTS
Claim Is Made That They Killed
Customs Service Man With
out Warning.

Ell PASO. Tex. June so.--Juan
Morena, a Mexican line rider Of tho
Carranza customs service. was killed
last night by n squad OF American
soldiers, who fired across the Rio
Grande into Mexican territory near
Ysleta, twelve miles east OF FL Paso.
according to a report received to-day
by Gen. Gonzales in JuareZ
Mexican officials said Moreno was
riding along the Mexican side OF the
river In the performance OF his duty
with n fellow Customs guard, when
the Americans. eight In number
opened fro without warning.
The military supplies lost in the
Carrizal fight arrived in Juarez from
Chihuahua to-day. They consisted OF
twenty-seven horses. fifty-three rifles
a number OF pistols, several thousand
cartridges and other equipment.
The negro troopers OF the Tentt
brought here from Chihuahua Cit,
remained at the hospital at For
Bliss. awaiting release after 1t hat
been proved that they contracted n
/ dangerous disease in Mexico.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
NO HALT IN MOVEMENT
OF TROOPS, SAYS WOOD
Three Months Training viii Dc
Them Good Anyway, Cen
erals View.

Tho returning OF the prisoners
held by the Mexicans will mako no
difference In the moving OF New
York troops to tho border" said
Major Gen. Leonard Wood to-day.
There 10 a slight halt In the move
msnt just now. but all Of the New
York militia will be on tho border
eventually. In my opinion, no matter
what happens. three months training
there won't do them any harm"
With reference to reports from
Massachusetts that one National
Guard officer proposed to court mar
tiai those OF his men who refused to
take the Federal oath. Gen. Wood
said: II think that Is the perfectly
correct thing 10 do"
Capt. Gordon Johnson. aide to Gen
Wood. has sent his resignation to the
War Department. with the generals
approval. In order to accept appoint
ment as colonel Of tho Twelfth Regi
ment, New York National Guard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
MORE CAVALRYMEN
LEAVE VAN CORTLAND
FOR TEXAS TOMORROW

Troops C. G. II and M. Of the First
New York Cavalry were ordered to-
day to leave the Van Cortlandt Park
camp tomorrow for the Texas border.
Col Debevoise OF the regiment Will
leave with these detachments. NO
orders have been issued for Troops Is.
u, Il, | and of the Second Cavalry
also encamped at the Park.
Battery b. of the First Field Artii-
lery, the last remaining artillery unit
at Van Cortlandt Park. will depart
for the border tomorrow night or
Sunday morning, either picking up
Battery c at Binghampton and Bat
terry A at Syracuse. or joining them
near San Antonio. Tex.
The First Field Aartillery stan and
colors will move with tho batteries.
Lieut.. Col. Merritt H.Smith will be
in command, pending the expected
arrival OF Col. II. II. Rogers from
Japan.
The 200 horses necessary for the de-
| parture of Battery Is arrived last
night and were Moculated agains,
| disease to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
LATONIA ENTRIES.

LATONIA. Ky. June 30.-The en-
tries for to-morrow's races are as fol-
lows:
FIRST RACr-rursc, maiden so.year ol1s
five and one half fur.Ongs. .-riau, ~. rlarH,
iSoS hVcE ' s imia N tSieT FS Scri;oa: ant
upward. siS fuFungs doe Steve. "a. shine rs ,
Lacuis Us Mack Beaup, Us bash os; InSur
ON. iOa. wild Hear. lbi; LADY Powers. lO7
L,nghore io,; Il", lW; ROYAL nlorc,,,. iO3
Marire, 100; Altamsha, III; Royal Tea, ia
THIRD RACE selling; threelear dds and M
Narl; mile snd SEVENTY yaIds, DsturOcr. ~
tarhcl Worth. % LADY WorIhingtOn, a5 Lake
Mae. lO+ 'S'ar OF Love. 1915; tol. Marchmont.
100: Guide Post. ia.
FOURTH RACE The ouckstep Handicsp
three yrar.olytS and upward: six trlnng' !. J
Murdoch. 100; Converse, los; Kathleen, l05
uhrro, lo1; VOGUE, los: Dodge, ll6; Brink
FIFTH RAE selling; thre year olds; on,
milo and seventy yaris 'rrapo!d, 100; Mand,
Hamilton. l,b. rp,y CnnueN, los; Beauty Shop
los, MARY T.. l0I; Rife shooter, Ito, Ham
SIXTH RACE Selling thrc, .year-olts and up
six Mrlongs -lmprcssye, Is; Water War 100
Lady Jane GREY lO5: Converse lO7; Prince Al
bert, los Hos ~ Goosc. ll2
SEVENTH RACE selling, three year, Odds AM
| lo1; pNon. inh; 'Grover Hughes. loo. Syrian
| iOn: LADY Rotha III.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Trsch fast,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
TROOP MOVEMENT
IS N FULL SWING
ALL OVER NATION
Tram orders m Soma Places
Chlngci and Strict
CcnSorShIp Il On.

CAM WirNusrpu. MDi NJ
OeErSl rs ,uns D. Tb~ signal
esrps, piusbufNb seconI g1sid ifns
p,,si AmlpIsncs Corps. humbsrinE
snrus ssvsn hundred man. isg' for
'hs bop1sr a. u ~ n day. Thoy vent
frun hsrs Via f'busdslphls ard from
Ohsrs ~in @, - ~ f,ouis. anS thsn
soushwasd The second f,~Simsn' 10
ssp~ctsd % leevs some tins thls 81.
tsrnoon.
CAMP WARRINGTON. LAUREL.
Ma Juns % Tho Firs, Maryland
infantry. on three trains. ien to-day
for Eagis Pass. t.. The Other
Maryland troops are scheduled 10 70
on July s.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 10
''srnewhers On tho border IL tho
destination Of eighteen trains loaded
with thousands ~ eastern mllIiiaman
passing through hors to-day
5lnco tho War Department 'mpossi
the censorship on troop movements,
all train orders from specific points
have boon changed.
A Missouri Pacific train brought tho
Massachusetts Ambulance and Hos
pital Corps into Kansas CITY last
| night. The Santa ia took them out.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. June 30.-Ths
Seventh Regiment. Illinois National
Guard and the staff officers OF the
First Infantry Brigade entrained for
the Mexican border early to-day.
Tho First Cavalry is scheduled 10
leave at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
| NEVADA. Mo-. June 3O.-Tho only
| Information concerning troop move
ments OF the Missouri National Guard
| available to-day was that tho First
Infantry Regiment would depart this
afternoon for the border.
The three batteries OF field srtil-
lery and tho signal corps company
| are expected to leave Tomorrow for
Laredo. Texas, the border station as
| signed several days ago.
| NOGALES. Aris.. June 3o.--The
| Utah National Guard battery OF field
artillery with 142 men and six officers
| arrived here to-day.
! LOGANSPORT. Ind. June 30.-Two
troop trains. carrying Massachusetts
regiments OF the National Guard
stopped here. the guardsmen stripped
ION the Banks OF the Wabash" and
took a bath In Its waters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

AQUEDUCT. N. Y. June 30.--The en-
tries for to-morrow's races are rs fol.
lows:
FIRST RACE-Three year Odds and upward
S-Issmss. TO :iiumosc is.; Iiy 1'1 Heavens ms
li0 'Dpina, i02. .hstimAb.e, III.
SECOND IlACE-Four. year olds and upward
WINFIELD Steepl~chaSe Hsnlicap: 81 900 added
Aaout two miles. Hustler, 1875 Brothersotns
Imp l40: Marian. l33; thivsiry. i.li: Amans
1873 MAcrllinlr lump, 49,; Nfr. ljI. Bank
TiiiRD RACE. Two Scar.olds: the Grea,
Ameriea an of So 900; five furlongs ,Holliaer.
Witch. ID+; FAIRY Wand, w: frsiiess. To-
Ivory Black, i27. Hcurlos lImp). lT: Wood
r6tRTH RAcELrhr,e- year Odds and upward
Queens County Handicap; 81 900 added: one
mile, -Roaner. 10. Short liras GinpJ' III;
| sand Marsh ia; Hc Viii, li3: Doly, lilo;
FIFTH iLACE--Two. year-od fillics five fur
| longs. Water Dane, 100: star Maid, lCS: Poll,
J., lOa. Vague los; Queen Of the Water. iO5
| Serenest,. 10; TRAGEDY. los; iluso. lVS
Filing; one %iIepp.lSIEasn no, Or, I;FymSS i0S
loS; Alberta ,rrue 1905 sam Slick, rs; Gam
| mon. 10; Ataka, 100. Ross Water, 100: Anlet
il6: Naunar. 100 Mal.bar, 10: Caugh iiill
| 10; 'Stalwart Helen. i0S
'Apprrnti~ allowance clsImed Track fast.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
YARDS AGAINST WRECK OF TRAINS BY NEXICANS

~. - ft.' -Nss- 80 snsr'ssa
troops . Ya'f - s's'iassf NV f-ses
90 ass.eaas bpf - fsrfss pof.
fsHeuis .ar s''srpf 80 N an, ~
nsfs ~ .fses 90 . fas ffsias
fssormssios ssssIasf ~ 80 in'sW-
s-s>. s,nrs,s iafis.f.t 'h.' -sA 81
ssss-np' uish' ~ nsfs Tfsin
srsstins. sithsr ~ go ~n1y,i =
ssn- ~ ~ 'hs 900 - fynsmi's, -
o. common ~ safftfs that fB- ssn.
srsi staY 81 Ws.biss'sn ani the
nGifsfY su't4fifss bsf- fsss,isi
- sino.' ss.sausi spes ssa,ssy -
moysD~nt
u -ss h1p~d ~ Dsn. F1aa,on'.
kssfa.a<tsfs hat 'hs greater Psr, ~
no ifeops nv movns vssif - on
ths torisr ~ SATURDAY Might ssd
tina, s.ry IN M coming sses such
alspoation ~ouid have yssa sHsetsd
80 N rsnd.r svsIiabls for erotopt &C.
tion me bssvy Ss,nfofes1 .srny sIons
tfs ntsrnstionsi iiLs.
Reports nat . ssrons Nssiesn sovss
hal tn'srfupief Zen fershlnss No
Of oommunIcstIon we're dsn'-d.
The ousr'ssmaS'srs t~psr'msn,
viii open tsds ,o-m@rov for biz
quantities - provisions. Including
10000 pounds Of beans. 10000 cans
~ tomatoes. $4,000 POUNDS Of coffee
go. 900 pounds ~ sugar, 10000 pounds
Of rice. 5000 pounds Of prunss. mon
pounds - -vsporatsd psaehsa $1,000
cans 81 lam. $4,000 tins Of tobsooo
and 100. 900 pounds 81 salt.
I Forage for horses and mules will
cos, the army abou, ty7o.ooo month
- r. Estimated ana $4,000 worth 81
gasoline will BE- used every month
Tho pay roll for officers and mon
along the border now already totals
o. 400. 900 a month. while tho arrival %
the militia Will greatly increase this.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
FINDS MISSING BROTHER.
WiliiR msburx COronrr's Physician
Discovers Him In hospital,

Coroner's Physician wucst OF Will
iamsburg. going through ward OF St.
GATHERINGS Hospital to-day. found that
a man who hnd been picked up short
time before 1T Evergreen Avenue and
Troutman Street suffering with aphasia
was his own brother. William u. wuest.
who lived with him at No. 1875 Bushwick
Avenue.
He had been III and confined to his
room for the greater part Of eight or
nine years, but wandered out this morn
ing unobserved. In 1891 he was County
Clerk Of Brooklyn and n prominent Dem.
ocrat In the old sixteenth Ward. lie l.
fifty-five years old.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
FUNSTON GUARDS
AGAINST WRECK
Of TROOP TRAINS
kseps Routing and Desiins.
'iou n nc State Soldiers
Strict Secret.

SAN AsrOSfo. rss. Jsne N =
While thousands - ss,ionai Quarts
msn ~sr. moving ,o~srs serssy sta
tons ssyaordiasry pr~rasfions vsss
ssins taken % prevent us ssAos
sco,inSs snf schsfui~s 81 ma M.
marcus special trains from becoming
known.
Gen. runs'on vas instrucssd 70 ss-
srciss th- utmost en0r, In oonossIins
details Of the mobilization. ard gen.
srI managers % all railroads carry
ins troops wers requested not 10
maize public the movements Of usins.
u Was explained 81 Gen. Fun-ton's
headquarters that the unusual meas
ures wsrs not taken 10 prevsnt thu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
ORPE!'S BRAIN FOG
WILL Be- FACTOR
Of HIS DEFENSE
Etpcrt toEHplain s'ulcnfS 40.
parent State 4 Mini Whcn
Ne Saw Woman Dead.

VA RFu.v. fr. fpns " TEST.
Dgaz nat p.s s..t In ttstays. va.
shs,s Msrsn - rnb~r' f.i - po,syn
ras In s,,i visr IA, is,s,ur,,o ,.t.
cay station .et 'hs,s,o,s nsVs, -oyld
have hoo, satss,ss o., -, ssttp.,,,.tv
planned murder o.. rtvso ,,.d,v ~
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reference 20 tho psychological phases
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-06-30
ACQUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACtI-for fillies; two year
ODDS: selling: with $500 added; five fur
to and ! to s., first; Bright, star 1909
oShillngl., IS TO ], : to J and to .;
To and out, third. Time. l,02 as.
wide Eyes. Cheer. Nancy Fair and
Lnntann also ran.