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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Sreb. Stanb, 8latte So. .......... $4,000
Snlins Geftner, 9pnglas SO ....... 10000
0eiurid Sorgsns, sripp So, Sp. DAT $4,000
fr. 9ittmann, 8iren So. 1900
Geo. aaaaier, 5tOe So. ....... 1926
aarl G6iaipIeu, 5euarO So ........ 10000
catherine anippel, SeDarO So. 10000
Sans Gan9bebn, Gnog 80. ,....... 10000
&. Us. Gpbmauu, MidarOiou So Il. 10000
Gmil Gpereu, 5belbg So, Say ....... ,10f00a
Silt 9efer, Glan So. ......... .10,000
s.. 3. Cdiner, Sian So .......... 10000
Mrs. Oh, Seiemann, Seller goy Solo 10000
0leO. M. GnseI, Sec So, SOMA $500. 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

8nt einseridtete 6urmeH-an Der.
faufen, gu $50, $65 un0 SIS per
Gder, in antelope gonntn, Reb.
Gieie Sarmen f0mien brett bonn
gtgentbImer gefnuft neroen. SIR
6roudt feine aonumiiiiou su be3ob.
len, moourA SIR $1,000 Bis $4,000
iparen fontt. 9as 9qnO lit Ionter
idpnr3er innoiger 29hmbooen, gut
aorll. mo NlfaIfa.2nnb. Sir einen
Spottpreis. $40 afer fir $65, f1b
M1eiIcu, uno 800 fir S65 BEN 9der,
8 ReiEen pon Ser Sta6tA 8egen
Snformotioneu ipenbe mon fifl ODER
fdreibe an 5ranf Sdouerbammer,
n. /, Clearwater. geeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

q. @Sraaae, SeiuarO So. 10000
.. s.. Heiber, Srauflin 60. 10000
}reS. @eber, @aribal So, aanI.. 10000
!uant 8enot, Geluarb So 10000
5arl NfaDe, 9Dualas So. 10000
ajeu. Sne6eat6aI, @oif GD., Soma 10000
u. Il. Satafe, QaaeaIter So 10000
Srauf gn0bef, Solar 81 10000
}eurae !Serser, GDif ST., Ssoiua 10000
39lla SnEsenberq, Oaae So. 10000
Il. @. Gtn6r, Carroll So, Ga. -. 10000
g6rtf. 9th, CRAWFORD 81, Ga. 10000
,yoGa Grnfmanr, aa0r Gp 10000
Shirt. G6riitiamien, Sarpg So 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Gas Bette unS preiswfroishe hent.
Ide GTen-in Der Sto6t rehoIten
Sic i'm 6aflsee Snn, 2t6-iB, Sii0
rs. ctr. 3. Sobnf. Irop. 2tmh
% Gents, Dinner % Geuts. Gusa
w9uIif isben Goo. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

VN MAKING a complaint against the Hri"
4 If Ward e. Cow for excluding our maya
Il zine from the subway stands do not
MOO, N imnugn the motives Of that firm
have M doubt that Mr. Ward is acting up %
his best judgment of what he owes TO 'he COM
nunitv. say this because kno" lhaV MS
err, losas considerable sum Of money by re
fusinq to handle our magazine and 90 NOS
suppose that he has any personal interest Il,
losing money. ! suppose that he Is goou
doal bothered nv certain interests VINO "oulu
like to consign our magazine to NELL puI
bo,.o mo reason to believe that his own motive
g identical with theirs. | think 1T IS his Judg-
,,or, and not his motive which is unenlght-
cned. And in presenting my complaint l an
as much moved by the hone OF enhghteh'hs
Mr.. Wards judgment in the matter as l am
Of securing through legislative channels re-
dress for this grievance.
have been told by one of the most eminent
LAWYERS in New York that Mr.. Ward has 10
local right to refuse to sell me space on Hi9
rewsstands so long as / do not publish any
thing that is unlawful But ! was tod III 'he
same breath that | could not prove this uhlesS
had money enough to employ expert couh5ei
o,d carry out very extended legal proceed
inc believe it is a question whether DIS
tributing information and selling space on
those neyysstands is a public service o. not;
and to the lay mind it is so obviously public
service that l suppose the phrase must have
some very particular meaning in the law,
oon4 discuss that. But ] understand that
NJ Ward himself said before the Thompson
committee that he never excluded any maya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

The Masses Versus "PubliC Service"
Bv MAX EASTMAN
Editor OF "The Masses.

zine from these stands except on grounds OF
decency or religion. ! suppose, then that MI
Ward will have TO say that our magazine Is
Indecent or blasphemous. Now, the pu1lca-
ton of indecency or blasphemy IS a crime
And | would like to ask Mr.. Ward, not as
noint Of law. but Just as point of ordinary
propriety Of conduct if he does not thnk the
nroper proceeding for those who complain 20
him that our magazine is criminal maya
zine is to 90 to the District Attorney ABOUT IT,
Wouldnt it be easier for him to say TO tno3e
noonle who ask him not TO handle our maya
zinc "Whv are you asking me to accuse this
editor Of a crime? | cannot do that. That IS
not the business Of a private citizen. II Is Vhe
business of the District Attorney"
This seems to be the answer which is made
70 those interests who complain of our maya
zinc bv number Of respectable INSTITUTIONS.
ohio Masses" is on the reading tables of
tho New York Public Library, the Library OF
Barnard College the Library of the School Oh
Journalism at Columbia 1t is strange the
number Of respectable people in this commu-
nitv who pay 81 a year for this monthly m
stalmont of blasphemy and indccency. might
rause TO saw that John d. Rockefeller jr, has
norsonallv subscribed to THE Masses" though
try to make it as unpleasant reading i''
him as | possibly can.
Whatever may be the law, from the point
Of view of very ordinary justice, this Russian
censorship exercised by ARENAS Ward on
those newsstands is outrageous. Let us sup
nose "The Masses" is an ordinary business
and am making a small living out of It,
obviously could not make large living out OF
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14

obioIl,t llibts SIT ertparten. Sic neist
10 cntld)icbcn nod Der probritiidell
Seitc Tin lllb miro 10 po1ig bon benz
@aa Strcct SDnoifat beberrid)t, baB
tic gegelt Sen slbfluB u%nicrcs @eloes
llid)t cinidreitct, ionoern i'm iogar
NIT gcirieoigung beoba6tet, neil lie
iid) Oapon eille Nie0erlagc Der ocltt-
lde1 8erbiinoeten berlpridf. Sour eis
nc frditigc Solfsagitation fam Sen
aui unieren !@anoel geridteten @n-
idlag perciteln. gor alien Ginger
.tpare su enpieblen, oab Ser gorldlag
bes Senators Stone bon Mil1puri,
Der cine llnterlltdlung iiber Sen 3rperf
ltno Die 5ragrpcite oes BON Sen suiir=
ten beicbloiienen 9opcotts nt1o oie
|Solgen, bic 1ib oaralls fiir unier
|2a1o ergcbcn iuiirben, perlotgt, our
Innabme gebradt miro. @is iett lit
oas nidlt mDglid geipeielr, neil er bon
Den probritiid)c1 Glemertcn befdmpft
miro. Cine Solfsagitation, lpeld)e bie
ltltterIudulng forbert. ipiirbe tic er=
5iDingclt llrl0 oaltn mare all6 Sic ge=
gcnipartigc @anoesregierlng oem
3mange altseelett, Dem 9opcott Durd
lpfortige @il1ltellllng Der Iarleben an
Die Mllllrtel1 elttgcgen5l1pirfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
iorm- Glonfc geitcGt iporocn

form-@lonfc eeitclt lporocn iino,
Die III Ser Yartci sur Serridait
gelanate alte greenbacf-popnliItiid-
probibitioniltiibe @eaper : 9rpall-
Clique nit Mcreoitb lino Clarion
at Ser Spite, ipcib bas.
Sic rednet auf eine1 ltarfclrStin,-
mel,perlllit ieitens Der reiiinni-
gen 9emofraten, erlpartct ober Sic
len Stimmeltperlnit bllrd), Sic Stim=
1tel, repmblifaniiher 9ro-
Aibitionilt ten 11ontentlid)
aus Yolf Gonl1tD ltltb Sen es ur1ge-
ben6en 9inne1 = Counties - nid)t
liilr eriesen, iollbern berart iiberi lit
gcIr1 SIT foltncn, Dob Der bemofrati-
Idle @abl5ettel iicgreid aus Ser
@a6lurne bcrpor9cbt.
Sea, abiuartei1, Of Sic Medpnullg
'itinlmt. ,Mm s. Nopember, am Gage
II q d. Der Serbitapabl, ipredpn mir
llnS mie0er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
: Ioqs Sic britiidlen sieoesbe.

Soas Sic britiiden sieoesbe-
rid,tc bon Der @citfront nad) belnlel>
ben Sdcma abgefoBt iillo, lpie Ser
SiegesberidJt bes aonirals S,sellicoe,
baum iino Die alaaen iiber Sen pielen
&egen leidt 5n ertlarcn.
Ias 2odb oos oie aaiirten int
@elten III ben oeutiden @ilentpan
geriiien baben moQen, 6efommt BON
Sag 81 Gag me1r ae6nlid,feit nit
einem Mauielcd.
Die engliide Negierllag BE-
trad,tet Die gricf5ennr als ar,-
icrfanntes Geef. Smo6l, ols u II
y u glan.o Uncertainties Medt: s(ber
Dos nlod}t nod fem Golferredlt. Mlld,
oann nidt, fpentt rs bonn Yraiioentell
@ilion l'tlterltiitt ,pir0.
sir sic Gentidl : Mn1erifaner
lit Eatriotismis cine Sade bes Ser
gems ltn0 nid)t cine Sad,e Ser @eine
mo oes MullOes. Sic erad1ten es
filr nnnotbig, tdglid, milloeltens orei=
NAL oAn1erioa firIt" 5a ld,reien u11b
leoen Gag cine friide 6laggc ms
anopflod 81! i%teefell.
GaB oie 2eIcr anglo : ar1erifa-
|niid)er 3eitungen oieie1 nod @lol1=
ben idlcltfcr, it mcniaer SIT perrpllll-
bern, oils BOB Die Reoaftellrc icller
3eitungen es nod INNER fpageli, oie
nlten S'iiaelt pon llclienl aufytpar-
|1l1elt. Die groBte Grcllc Ser @elt bai
Ilidl mabreno. bes &riege5 Sen geina,
|"'e1' bic ldeglloieIte eriarie6cn.
/ usls sic sriten aIal,6feln, s(1ls.
ltd}t atf grfolg ,5n baben, u~nternab.
men lie cine ngroBe GHcnlipe"y oii
muir otrd) Die grulcnbaften 9Mtopfc,
per 6ran5olell. m0alid mllroe. .Giller
etlpaigen Grfolg nl6dtcll Sic GngIaill.
Der fir iidr gall5 atlcin in aniprltd
11ehnrelr; 9b's bci hcn 6run5oitr
llid1t 6alo bdtnmert2
gs sebt sod llid)ts ii6cr 81,
6il1oigfeit. Gle y. 9. uSinles" ia.
e1ltoedt, uoaB Sic Gerei1igten staa
ten init oerleleen Sllrdtluligfeit mi
oemlelben @eldJid Ne9en bic britiIdp
glofaoc porgegalgrn liuo, mie gege1
Ieltti6lanos pllumcnidrid)feit". -
limo oas lit otlm aalll5rlt iibrigei1 Gan
pc polfltdnoig eitgialtgell. Soltoer
Fbar, iebr ioitoerbnr,. ''1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
@erlbollcs IermadtniA Z
@et cinentlS picr scr a4aaitiniias" q
bic W0lerie in Gnklim.. 80

~ ~ - = 49,.
8ie 9ubrf4ieFs Gsnalbe5oieritt,pirb
I'M eins h,trtStne sNtaipatia mtttma
b%ereidlert. Sc HanbaIlt lid I'M. oiil
Runftfdabe, bic Fer nit Der n9li4
iitania" unter9egansere gei1er ,bst
@aferie, Cit 0hgb Sane. gcNut,tmelt
lnD bet 8alerie hiilterl1fttA gat.
Ser @~eritorbens, 'befqB sirsa ridlt
,bcbelltefloer @cnalpe pertinist, Bic,
ieilrem 6o,ife in gENsd sliftts' Msfbt
btDeutcnber Benffabe bOerti.liBf. Die.
meGfers SobrTinberts rnfnHsnH,
met1t burA befonbere moleri1ths
Gualitdtcn msgeseihnet mprpsn.
Mm ipiirte, menn or iie ssiate. BIZ
pai{ipnierte Moer pes Commuters in
ibm, mie bsnn fdon ieim gntldsi.
tlrna otf bas f;ihftieriide Teinges
fuH pes Munnes 1dlieten liee.
Inter ben opr5iiglidIten Gtiiden,
ote iebt Die Gommlung in @u6tin
gu he3ei9nen beftimmt fab, rassn
3nsi -pene3imti9e gtthrifie beropr:
fas cine, .bun ultcrsber beriibmt, lpat
lunse per}nclleil. BIS ies iii Mpns
treal ipieoer attfftalid)te, pos Yors
trGt 'bss aurbinnfs M1lto1tip Del
Mpntr ppn @ebnftio1rtp bel Yilrmbp
aus Der beftsn s3eit hes Meiiters, Ter
ieltel BEN &otfnel 10 gum. Yer
ipedyfeln nas sefnmiael lit, mie
bier; bos 3tpe1te, Gin ipabrIhtinlid
unbefeltntes 8ilomis bon Gisiun,
ros, irem mon eti1ler balralf anger
brad)ten pphl fpateren Sllfarift
t1at,elt borf, ben @rofen M1lbuKuue
gaftiglione BARTLETT. Sh ein 3lpcis
tes, tia1aniides Yrrtrdt, cine 5tis5e
al einem gilonis Bbilipps H.. iid)
ned i'm Noa!aB befinpet, 1hsint
apeifelbaft. Bon primitipen s%ytatiez
ncra lpirb ein be5eidnenper Buttoloz
men Mparini aeitnnl,t. foinis Dstpras
tipe Gdladtalbilber bon lleeeae. linz
ter. ben @oldnoeru Membranots
8ilbnis elmer iunsen Trau. I'm
1883 ,.gema!t. friiber Bel Iasame
Yerctre in Yaris, uro ein GROCER 6.
Dc Witte, i'll Ger R%pmpoiition sans
%peripanbt benz einen 9umbureer
Bib; unter Sclt Truusoien oss Is.
S%abrbunberts Glarbtn uno @reuae.
Enter ben Guglanseru @ainsbotnrsb
nut brit SiloniKen, uns @psartb.
dsrner fallen Der Gammlung cine
Meibe bun muoernen @tlbern 3u, nare
unter bas Yortrdt oes @tifters poll
Sargent; cine Sail BON SO mobers
men T%ranspien aber, unter penen
bic beiten Namen erldeinsn, erAdlt
Die 2onppner Mationel @allerp, Die
lie r1hpn felt GINGER Set MS 9eib<
aabe ousitelIen purfte. gum 3pede
Ger 8riinpung elmer @aieris mooera
ner &unit pes Sentiments, bic in
Gcnbpn lr6 fe1lt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14

Sn SEN lebten sebn Mpna=
ten purDen aus rei Ser. Gtaoisll
15D,67T0C0 Yfunb GhieBrNloe1
i'm Werte pu11 $123,24S,0O0 ousoe.
iibrt, 'aesen nur 1,71S,667 Efunb
I'M Mertr BON $S08.3S6 i'm Sabre
pprler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14

luIuIllYt VlltIlellHllY Der SQrleDelt Qlt
Die Mlllrten elttgcgen5lt1pirfen.
9ulittidc unh mpplitiid)c
ManoglpiIet.
Ser jiinslte Sppgen: l1s1el1tid-
laltn.
Nert ~ Sin 3eppcli,t.
beilld III @albin9ton.
~ SSn gonep Sslalo fiirdten tie
feline Sale (. i'm @aiier.
- GnfeI Sum in Baltimore: vIl=
10 oas lit cine bon Ben !beriibmtelt
Matten!"
Ieutidlano, Ieutl6lano utter
allies $500. pas l1=San0clsldiff
vGeutid)lano".
ltebrigens lit inns 0as Iel1tld)e
Mei6 burd) Oieien Iaudy6optbell 1d)
le6r melentlid) naber geriidt lporben.
Ias II @anoclsid)iff bat 6arb=
ltoffe nlitgcbradt- audi fir Die Gl1=g
lanSer; grim iino Die ~gelpor0en Dor
Ierger. -
Sic britiidp' @lofa0e ser Scr.
|staaten@ lit oberilad)ltd); l1nterieeboo.
tc brad)eni bnrtb. .Af.n8
SSctt fal1r l1an 11id)t nt,lr bonn
l1ebcriee : @anOel, iorbern altdy DON,
lluteriee : @o'nocl ipred]s't.
80 gs lit inrler peit altgene6mer.
Den Weltl1o mcit aui5llreiBclt, l,nS
Sllrra ST. rltfcrL als. Bic 3dbne altf-
eito'roer5l'bsiben l,r0 ST idppeisell.
limo ipent bas II : gopt 8affen
gcfitbrt, mie llatte linn @alhington
oas 6edt beltreiten f6n1tcl1, SOS iii
Den italienilden Silfsfrel5err, Den
cltglt1d)cn lnb fra11soliiden vfrieoIid
bcmaffneten" SanOelsidiffcit ein1!g5ie;-
raltnlt bat?
Ias 2ebenselcmel1t Ser aIliirtel
Sii9ner lit oie 3rltderidnpdr5e. Mo=
Gen tie 10 lallge liiaen> bis lie ielber
id)mar5 aperoen.
Ger Natriptism11s Ser Seem
Oorfer Iorpprele lit Don biiroiid)cr
Mrt, ct hellt, aber er beibt 11id1t. Cine
Eriifung altf feline gdbtbeit aber per=
tragt er aid)t.
Nad) Sen fololiale11 @iebel1, lpeI=
de Die Gullen bon sen Siirfen De.
fonlne1t, melOct Getrpfrltt1m -
lSortidritt! !.
sic Ieutiden ergo6en iid r,ltr
SIT germ. Die Mahridt fon1l1t iiber
Noris, ga. 9elliiat!
v@enn Seitrrreih elinni1lirt lit,
fon1mf cs sur gntideioung1~, r1eillt
Der militdriid)c sahperitanoige. ser
g. 9. Zines. Sa, - abcr oas
fleille 8ortden ulpen1t"l
Ms1td ll1ter oem ,,elle11 japa-
Mid : rltiiiid)en gertrag loa sic gbiir
III China uoffell" gegalten merben.
Nber Sapan beitinmnt, mcnl ser gill=
tritt g%eltattet meroen ipl.
nl1niere 6einoe iino bereit. 90
ltnbN mir, ibreibt M%arilnilial1 Sar=
Den. Gus lit spar tidts Ne,es, aber
llod Dos gerniinftislte, oas Marimi-
lian left tangent aus ser Ieoer ge=
floiieh 1T.
v&einen eillicitigen Jriroen"
lagel bic Gelttid)ell, trot ser Mlfiir-
ten : SHeniipe. Sic ldeinen Sic
%gn9larloer bod ridltig ein5uid,dtelt.
- 9adoenr lie sen @eridt ocs
Monlirals Selicpc iiber Die Moroiec-
ldladt gclclcL miillcll iogar ,~1,liere
proalllirten Hcoaftulre sugebcl1, baB
lid nbeioe, S5cile gut seld)lagen" 10
ben. lllto Oas mill ldlon piel beiben!
- 9omiraf Scllicoe bat ieinen @e-
rllt perfeDlt. gr 9dttc Gcpciden-
Ncoafteltr bet Der Nem 9orf u@orlo"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14

Sffisiclfcs Grptpfpa Der 'rcgclmafigcr
Siti,tg bcs Stabtratbes Dpm
5. Suli 1916.

Stabtratbs : 3immer, gtabtbaac.
2apenport, SSa., 5. Suli 1916. Ser
staotrotb trat CUR re9elmdBigen 81
but1g Tim 1880 Nadm. 5uiatntitcn unb
Mappr 8ernalo fiibrte Den @priit.
Namensaufruf 8eigte Sic gntpeich9
bett Der fu1aenoen Ilbern1en: Gold,
5ebring, &uebl, 2inbholn1, Mcper,
Noeare, 9rpeiTler, 8aben - 8.
Muf Iutrag bon Ilb. &rebi murbe
bon Der &erlelung Scr 8rptofplle ser
Elesteu rcauldrcn Sisuns uno per Spee
5ial : Sisung BON 3. Suit 1916 abgcs
|ieben ulo bielelben nie sebrudt Dor
liegenb altgetpmmler.
9etttionen nnh 9rptcItc
lpltrben bDrgelcgt IND baril6er ipie
folgt beidlpien: 1'
Son S. S. @;olbitein I'm cine 2i5ens
fir 6 Wonate als &aufer bon oSlnf".
Geripielen an bas 2i5ens : Cont
mtttee.
@pn @n,. Selter un6 @nheren I'm
Sic grlmlbniB fir @nn. 6. @lopo, ieiz
nen Seitungslto1b an Der 9ritten uno
graop Strabe lpeiteriiibren gil bitre
fen. @erpieien an bas StraBenzGoms
mittee.
Son Charles apehlcr ulo anoeren
Inn 8ai1crbaiptr06rc on Der Spnbarn
! gtraBc. @ertpieien an ba5 @al1erz
tpcrfe : Gpmlnittec unb Die 9eb6rbe
far offentlide' Ir6etten.
&pn @m1. Gienltent, prptcfirenb ges
gen Sic Gflalferu1g 0 @arrt5 Str.,
bon Der Marlbaa bis sur ganep Str.
Iuf Intrag bon Mo. Mpeler m1rol
Die Getitipn bcmiIigt.
@pn s.. sc. alre unb anaeren. bal
fit Sic IrnaprD"" ein 9Geeb" nltsae>
tcllt nber ii6%ertragcn iperne on .lit
@nlter s.. Naeel Comp, gtp. 10. Dor
Sen v1lniteo Spaltil6 @ar @cterans"
Gerfpieleil an bas @rllnbltiitfez Uni
@ebaubc : Committee.
@on Srau Sacob Sars lint Inter
ifiityuns. @%erlpieien an Sic Superpi.
loren.
9lennr : Musidruf.
Ser Iatpr rtcf auf li1h Ser offiSi:
etc Hcpprter perlas Die Erptofpae De-
Sisungen bes Ylenar = Iusldulle.
nie fplet:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. feds tSsnm NOR, eMh~a Si6atg y

Ser y1aeltae l1exotrat., etnfnItebIts5
6onntaesk stiiSqabe, feds zMun1n1ers iebe @oube.
10 eente .to5dentlid ober $500 idbtIid sci
BoraiiSaablune fret abeeltefert.
Wht ber 8oft auberbarb Der efobf. n6n dr,i
0e1b etI1eut Yoftamt In ben Der. Gtantett, ga.
ndna ooer DReSteo. $500 idbrItd Bet sDoraits.
pie eoaataee . anSeate, Hur b,,rd bic 9on!
na@ teoerI Soitar1t tn ben ger. 9taufen. ioftet
i&brlt1 $1.O0 bel Bnrn,tssatluna.
PET Isealbtpa4enttt9e 9snIstl6ass,t burG ote
soft trnerbaIb Der Der. Stadten utb burd
Srager tn ber stabtst $3.50, BET demonstrating
1900; NAG &anabas $3.50 lln1 mad europa
Der aae5@eati4e Dsmsssat.., In s,pet xbet.
Len MttttpoGs NIB SSonr.dbertS1. iofet Inner.
1atb 6er ger. Staaten. $500, nod Canada ilnb
160 europa $3.50 tdbrIt6 bet BorauSSatIung.
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Momiraf Sclicoe tat ieinen @e-
rllf pcrfeglt. gr bdttc Icpciden-
8coaftellr bci Scr Seem Dorf u@orlo"
speroert miiiielt. 9as marc fit i'm
cine geraoe5u ibcalc 9eihaftigllng
sepeicn.
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(Sortlesuns auf ber 5. Seits.)
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~ @adoen lie sen @eridt oes
Nomirals Sellicoc ilber Die Moroiee-
ldladt gcleicn, miiilcl logan ,1niere
pronlllirten Hcbaftellre sugeben, DOB
1idl ubeioe. Slcile gut geidlasen" no.
ben. ltno Oas mill idolt picl bciben!
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yaeilten einieitigelt Jricoen",
lagell Die Gcutiden, trot Ser Muiir-
ten SHeniipe. Sic idei1en sic
G11glanocr ood) ridtig ein5uidate1r.
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@lennr MusidntI.

Ser Iator rief auf lino Ser nffi5i:
etc Hcporter perlas Die Grptofplle De-
Sisungen bes Ylenar : 1lsldulle.
nie fpl9t:
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jiinsite Sppgen: n=Geutid=

ul1niere 6einoe iil,o bercit. 90
iinb mir, l6reiht Morimilian @or-
Den. Gas lit 5lpar nidlts Reltes, aber
l1od) Dos gertiinftislte, oas Miarimi-
lia1l lett langelr1 aus Ser Ieoer ge-
f%loiielt lit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
STEAMER HIGH ON ROCKS
IN DANGEROUS POSITION
Tho Bay State, Bound From Boston
for Portland, Goes Ashore
or Cape Elizabeth.
STRIKES DURING HEAVY FOG
800 Passengers Taken or in Life
boats and DoricS-Sixty Members
OF Crew Remain Manufactured
Vessel Cannot BE Saved.

! PORTLAND. ME-. September ga
The Eastern Steamship Corporations
steamer Bay State. bound from Boston
Tor Portland. went ashore on ilalycomb
Rock. just off the tin Of Cape Elizabeth,
during heavy fog to-day.
The $50 passengers were taken off i'm
|lifcboats and dories. The steamer lies
high and dry in II dangerous position.
. The Coaa, Guard cutter Ossipec and
the tug Portland, notified by wireless.
laatcncd 10 the assistance of the Bay
sta te, but. rs the steamer was pounding
heavily. l. Was thought advisable TO
have the passengers removed by the
. crew Of the Cape Elizabeth Coast Guard
station
Soon after daylight the steamer COM
mcnccd blowing out her boilers. and it
appeared probable that her bottom had
been puncturcd. II was feared that she
could not be saved.
The Bay State was sighted approach
p!ng the rocks by one of the Coast
Guard crew at 3:30 o'clock. The alb
senco of Cape Elizabeth lightship.
which was removed from her station
for repairs three days ago may have
caused the steamer 10 run off the
course.
AS the boat struck only 600 feet from
shore and tEere WAS little wind, the
Coast Guard crew had no difficulty in
getting out to her.
The sixty members OF the crew re-
tnaincd aboard.
The Bay state left Boston last night
on her regular trip 70 Portland. in
command OF Captain Strout. The
steamer registers l,555 tons net. ard
$ PSI feet in length, 80 feet beam J D
feet depth. Her home port Is l;oston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
80 Per Cent Hits
By U.S.S. Florida
Remarkable Record in Indicid-
ual Target Practice Made
at Fleet Man,,cprcs.

NORFOLK, VA. September 23-Mak-
ing the remarkable record OF 90 per
cent hits In individual target practice
short and at intermediate ranges. with
her big guns. the United states ship
Florida led the Atlantic Fleet in gun
merry efficiency at the close OF this
week. The Texas ranks second and
the Wyoming third. The Oklahoma.
Pennsylvania and Nevada are yet to
complete individual target work. and
it is up to one OF these to ovcrtak o
the Florida for the coveted first honor.
The belief OF officers is that the com
pletion of the target practice off the
icapcs will sec the Florida still leading.
it being declared that the record made
will he hard to beat
The Florida's official record. using
her twelve-inch guns. for the entire
prescribed program of individual tar
get work was fifty four hits out OF
ffty-cight shots fired. The practice
was only at short and intermediate
ranges. The possible dangers 20 navi-
cation at this time of the year will
preclude a sea range of over 10000
Yards. and the long-range practice has
been postponed until the fleet goes to
Guantanamo this winter. il is an
nounced.
Practically the entire fleet is in
Hampton Roads tonight for week end
shore leaves to the men. but will re-
turn 10 sea early Monday morning.
The target practices and maneuvcrs
Will be completed by the end of the
week. when the ships Of the fleet will
break division formations and proceed
to their home yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
II. NJ. MARYLAND. Perry Mitchell. T. j
Rollins. &. l.. Ward.
COLLEGE Y. M. C. A. FORMED
Brnnch Organization Among Medical
Students Launched with Favor
able Conditions.

lnauG uratcd last night at AN cnthu-
siastic meeting i'm the building at
Twelfth and Clay Street. the Medical
College of Virginia branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
starts it's first year of work under
very favorable conditions phil i.
TrlSg. AN experienced worker. has been
engaged AZ full time secretary. and the
strength of the central association is
behind the new movement TO support it,
ON the program last night were: DR.
w. +. Rudd. Of the faculty. who spoke
on Co-Opcration"; Ira NJ. Dcrr, on
Academic Colleges VS. Scientific
Schools: a. NJ Perkins. on ~ ~ c.
\. Progress: +. !. Lewis. on "Ath-
lctics"; o. y. Dardcn. on The iIonor
Sy"tcm": William y. Simpson. on col
loge publications" and i'hii Il. Trirr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
FAVORS THRIFT CAMPAIGN
Governor Tells Committee OF CoIorcd
Men Movement = in Interest of
Negro ftncc.

i committc. Of wcli-known colorcd
men. including Rev. y =. Davis. Thorn
as \. crump and John Mitchell, called
on GoHerror stuart on Friday ana out
lined 10 him the thrift campaign being
advanced by the American bankers As
ISOLATION. Mitchell * chairman of :,
committee OF that association Toy OK.
tension Of the thrift, campaign among
the co!ored race
Governor stuart expressed himself as
being heartily in favor OF tho NOV.
rs IN The best interests OF the coiorrd
people, aud said he would later write
IN" committee letter iudorsinu the
thrift campaign