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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Parties.

A delightful children's party was en-
joyed by the friends of Virginia Krause.
Friday afternoon, when she celebrated
her tenth birthday anniversary. The
party was given oy her mother. Mrs
CHARLES krause, at their home on OlEe
assisted in entertaining. Games of
various kinds were the diversions of
the afternoon. The prize winners in
the donkey games we're Jane McAndrew.
Floyd Broyles and Myer ZlabOvsky.
The peanut hunt prize went TO Ethel
Goldoft- An ice course was served in
the dining room. Here a pretty com
biuation Of pink and green was used
in the decorations, which consisted of
stresmers Of crepe paper, extending
from the central chandelier to the cor
ners Of the room. The birthday cake
was frosted in white and ornamented
with small pink candles and little pink
doves. The guests were Wilhelmina
Maple, May McMaster, Edith Eicky. Isa-
belle Ereutia. Jane McAndrew. Ethel
Goldoft, Thelma Carnahan. Roselle
Ainsa. Geraldine Ainsa. Irene Gilroy
Shirley Magee, Frances Buchanan
Carolina GUILTY. Ada Zlabovsky. Eliza
beth LaughingWell, Anne Kelly, Char
lee Kelly, Anita Seggerman, Norma
Kleinman, Bertha Krakauer, Annie
Krakauer. Cora Slater. Portia Andreas,
Eta Shipley. Edith Smith. Joe Krause.
Jack Ponder Don Ponder. Hart Pom
der, Frederick Kleinman, Tom MacAn-
drew. Myer Zlabovsky and Floyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
IT'S YOUR LIVER!
YOU RE BILIOUS.
HEADACHY, SICK!
Don't stay constipated with
breath bad, stomach sour
or a cold.
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight and
feel fine.

Tonight surei Remove the liver and
bowel poison shich Is keeping your
head dizzy. your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious. sick. headachy. constipated
ana tul OF cold Why cont you get a
box OF Cascarets from the drug sto-e
now Eat one or two tonight and en-
Joy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. You
will wake up feeling fit and fine Cas-
carets never gripe or bother YOU
all the next day like calomel, salts and
pills They act gently but thoroughly
Mothers should give CT IS. sick. bilious
Or feverish children a whole Cascaret
any time They are harmless and chill
fren love them--Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Lodges and Clubs.
Continued From Previous Page.)

continued From Previous PaEe.l
day night, served in the banquet room
of the Masonic temple Mrs. George
O'Rear was in charge OF the affair.
Charles T. Birch was the POSTMASTER.
Toasts were given by Gustav Hoenes,
Mrs. T a. Thurston. Mrs. Helen J.
Mead, Mrs J. N Mayfield- Mrs A g.
Graham sang a number of pleasing
piano Miss Annie Nations gave several
readings Mrs. Archie O'Rear played
piano solos. Mrs. Frank Overton gave
humorous readings. Chaplain Samuel
J. Smith, Of the Eighth Field artillery,
talked about what Masonic orders
mean to army people Following the
banquet and program, degrees were
conferred upon two candidates, Miss
Edith Scott and Miss Erna Tankersley.
There were about 125 guests present.
The Junior Fidelis class entertained
the Berean class with a Thanksgiving
party at the parlors of the First Bap-
list church Thursday evening Among
those present were Misses Myrtle Bed
ingfield, Irene Erwin. Ruth Morton,
Josephine Peach Maxine Jones, Paul
inc Hulksteen. Lue Ella Stansel, Kath-
crime Warren. Emily White, Mabel Nc
Mullen. Geneva Stearns. Fontella Num-,
Ethel Bulard, Rosa MCLEAN. Genevieve
Hays, Elsie Brown, Francis Wilson.
Asa Reid, Helen Covington, Grace
Manville, Eva Stevenson, virginia
Dawson, bessie Riggs, Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs Ota z. Grammer. Messrs. Zene
Hosner. Oscar Sherah. Franklin VIII
naHs. Sam Marshall Roy Wyler. Ar
zie Beauchamp. Bruce Pevan -''e-Ane
Crosley, Ralph Swink, Charles Morrel,
Harold Duncan. A--h-
Musk. c. Slea-, John Walter. Harold
Slear. Fred Grogge.. 4 600.
aid. O. y. Kidd. r. Cla-k 90 80 Gil
lett, Warren Dodge, Emmett Bridges
William Cummings. Eugene Taylor,
Harry Van Swearington. Clark Diche,
Thomas Weaver. W H Coats. Charles
Hoag. Rev J. F Williams. D. W. Lat
inner. William Mitchell. Gilbert Looze.
T. Laphoe, Carl Marshall Harold
Lewis. Joe Franklin and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

FRS. SAMUEL B. PREWITT, of
Nj Joplin, No. who is visiting her
L \ mother. Mrs. A c. Hep. at her
home on Nundy avenue, was the honor
guest at an informal bridge party,
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Heep
and her daughter. Miss Alberta Heep.
The rooms were attractively decorated
with pink candles. in crystal sticks,
tied with pink tuIle bows and with nu-
merous bouquets Of Cecil Drummer roses
and pink and white carnations There
were eight tables Of players Mrs. V.
L. Ratio won the nigh score prize. The
second prize was awarded to Mrs. H. F.
Kettler and Mrs. r. B. AIves won the
prize for which the players cut. Mrs.
Heep and Miss Heep are giving sim
liar party this afternoon IN Mrs.
Frewitt's honor
Dr.. and Mrs. George Drummer enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching blind
or protruding Piles. send me your address.
and will tell you how 70 cure yourself at
home By the new absorption treatment: and
Will also send some OF this home treatment
free for trial. with references from your own
locality II requested. Users report immedi-
ate relief and speedy cures. Send no money
but tell others OF this offer Write today 10
Mrs. n Summers Box P. Notre Dame Ind.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Special Election.
,nTiCE an EIFCTIn.

NOTICE OF ELECTION To BE HELD ON
THE 18th DAY OF DECEN Der A. D.
1915 To DETERMINE WHETHER OR
NOT THE CITY OF Ell PASO SHALL IS
SUE CERTAIN BONDS FOR SEPTIC
TANKS PURPOSES. AND FOR DRAIN
AGE STSTEM FOR FLOOD WATERS
PURPOSES AND FOR PERMANENTLY
IMPROVING AND EXTENDING SEWER
SYSTEM PURPOSES. AND FOR STREET
AND ALLEY GRADING PURPOSES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Joseph F. Bennett has returned from
Of northern Mexico
Charles DAVIS. jr- county tax col
lector. left last night for Kansas City,
where he Is witness in a suit
Burglars entered the residence of
Waters Davis on East san Antonio
street last night and secured 800 from
the clothing of Capt williams.
Judge Beauregard Bryan, one Of the
regents OF the state university, has
come to FL PasO from Bryan. Tex, with
his family, 10 reside permanently
J. NJ Reno. of the Rock Island rail-
way, yesterday received the appoint
ment from the company to the position
Of general yardmaster of this terminal.
The past few days have witnessed a
big increase in the amount of mail
handled in the FL Paso postOffice and
especially so at the general delivery
window
A great deal Of improvement is 60
ing on at the Federal Copper com
pany's smelter. A great deal Of new
machinery is on hand, ready to be put
in order
The meeting OF the trustees Of the
public library for the purpose Of open
ing bids for the construction of the
building. was postponed last night as
more bids are expected.
Prof. 9. p Putnam, superintendent
Of schools. mas received notice from
the state superintendent Arthur LIE
fevre. of meetings of educators and
school trustees 10 take place in Austin
during the holidays.
The police and firemen have been
fcasting today on fresh oysters as
result of a visit Of Jim Reese. Of the
fire department to his old home in
Galveston He returned yesterday and
this morning two barrels of oysters in
the shell followed
According to a report of Supt G. p.
Putnam. OF the city schools. at d meet
ing Of the school board last night. the
schools are all in excellent condition
4 proposition from the WOman's club
OF the city 10 introduce physical cul-
ture in the high school was favOrably
received by the board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Thanksgiving. Mr. Yewgers is super
intendent OF the Black Prince mine in
Organ. y. NJ, which is shipping car
loads of lead-silver ore to the FL Paso
shelter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

| Dave DeMoss, from Sonora, is in the
4 city. He says everything was peace
| able in his section when he left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Count Zeppelin. inventor Of the German
dirigible. took part in the civil war. ana
made his first balloon ascension while with
the union forces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Samuel Rea, president Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. started his career at the age OF
IS, in the engineering department OF that
railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
| 4 Years Ago Today
From the Herald Of This
Date, 1902.

4 MEETING was held yesterday
"A afternoon at the chamber of com
- - merce and final arrangements
were made for the banquet to be given
at the Sheldon, Wednesday evening in
honor Of the officials of the Fl Paso
& Southwestern railway. The banquet
is to be an elaborate affair with about
leo persons present Prof. James Doug
las has arrived and both he and his
son, Walter Douglas. viii be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

United States government statistics show
- 90 Ice BOO
600 have incomes in excess OF $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

J. F. Dawson.
CITY Clerk OF the City ne
Il Paso. Tcxa-
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Die D6i(ippinRn=BiG!

Sim ts. ~sdhrestoqe Der gdIo6t BET gRmiln, Sic 1rs nit Der goie
nf bic NEilippfnen fRB un0 uns bonit cine oShustolon1e~ NIT plel
Musqnben, bel aeraer un0 menig Jreuoe i9uf. bat Brnnoent Mtlon mi
Souie oes aongre1es cine geidaene gleOerlose erlttet tn0em 81 BON
inn ID tort befiruorfete, I'M 5ennt berets dngenonrnene Abnipptnen.
QMl nit 213 ali 165 5uun1ea beruBrfen nrroe. lao oa bate am leBen
Gonnerstog Der 4raf0ent nod ernmal per1onlth Die oeHornhr1e pois.
rehrhdt hersLh umo 0gtnoea1 gebefeu, bod Die SeHatsba G~n5anebrHet
giefe NioerIaae 1T nod I'M 10 Deatn1er g~denn5ehnt ourf> eInet
g[ntroq oes abqeornnden fisaerdl0 bon g4O gorf, Die &n sur soufergn8
biber Sduier ern5uif4dgu nut Dem uasorndl9en 8orbebolt oes 9onles,
boB uitts besiqid 0@ GeruufHs Der 5reignbe Der EbIiptinen an Der
Smtsborlaqe qeanoert f0er0ea 6urfe. 1nO 0ieIer Anrog gng mt Der
nroHeu Nehrhen bon 203 su 154 Stinmen ourh.
90mt lit ao Die 5rei9dfe Der 6iipnos 6F norldulg rnbaffHFfe
Belt berfho6en, mic es Die oHe Sores Sill foroert.
Ils De sfGmtn3 AM IL. December 1898 Durd Den K1rrer 6rRDet
bonn fpnrHfen Sohe 1nr1 bic antenfaner erl0it nur0en, goubten tie
mn, Sic Sreibet all bobcn. gber Die DannIi8en SnpTinltten Inn
nht 10 Ight nR6er b~eraas9eben, 10 pnroet bic Darob eut1lantcd o.
Iiptnos, Bite bisheriqen vIrgunoe9 0r Entertainer, ST DHebelen" gegen
lire nslen ,llnter0rldcr4 Ser 9Ihplto AnFton0 lnter Agruanlcn
0ouerte bonn A. Ge6ruar 1899 bis gum 80. april 1902. Ignnaloo
nuroe 0ur6 @rrat AM %. @idrs 1901 gdangeL Bis 5nn 4. SI
1902 DaIere Das MltdrgouoerneHent, oonn trat pie Gus allptHos NM
Nmerifnnern suIammengefese 9bifppinenacmmIiion ms Seben. YIN
80. Stuff 1907 tDur6e Die erte M1bl a~bgebalteh Die elne Segtsldfnr Don
so Wnhqfe6ern Ihuf 9amit mar Der g8eg 6r Sufunftigen Sebitnolg.
AIT oieer SeI5t1n0igfet ser5ogen@ meroen. lD Odrlber gebeH DC
WeimanQen biz baMe, ME bic 4btnnmungen I'M Selot, oHron9s Sebrnar
ino iet I'M Saufe bepeia, gr melt dnsetnanoer.
Gob mf ben pbItppinen bel Suites Bis Jet gelelta poroeH ut
cine W1enae Ga0 gefotf SIN GeHnt nritt man lid onmns berhg nber
Ae 00he Oiefer Soften. Ge Gen1toren 2pptt bon gbcoe 5sinn0 ine
Sm1Dif bon Georgia fakn ib 0amals beon0ers berpor. Geeterer De
hnuptete, Dag oe 9bippiHen ms felt ben Is Sabren Der gehsergrelFna
nnaelest uHIen Doafe. aenu man MN ben Sdnoet nit ben 9alltpgner
Aoaedaniphf. gigfaLfahr 19I3-14 Grport rad ben BbfNpptHeH 2I13 Whu
Dnl Sarbort Nhffppfnen rad ben Ger. StcateH nnr ~ Iin- 1ph.
n1bren6 Dr @efamtiuport Der 86Iippmen II 1913 ruHo 5o15 gnl
lmS Scr MeIamterport rn0 53M WRta- Sol. Defrug, 70 DaDet mr aet
6inqs rht befon0erg gut abgRfhfntten-
9hn hoheu Bic 9enaofr0en nF ihren Banormen tt 19OO 1eoesfia
sic sSref5et Der aHtpfnus geforoert. Gat 1912 BADEN te nun oe 1tad1
III $daben, ist poaten ua0 iolen fe Ir Ssriprshm emblem. ~
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ans BEN gtaate.

9eclmIeh. gnrfDIe @eBiHuis,
EN- GARNER ron Mifarofon gonntp,
iprroe 8iengtag BON benz f6idbri.
gen 9o16ariohnk mel6er Ieihifin'
mig nit eineml @auebr bernmban.
tierte, angeidoIica. Gle aiisel ieb-
tc iid I'M Sinterfopf feit uno fonn.
te bisber nod 1li9t bernlisgeboIt
peroet. Ger 3ultanb Oes gerles-
ten lit be0entIid.
4aiante. 3fe f7idhrige GharlOt'
te @oaring elite 9ieHstaa III eaer
Gle nit eirem geIoOenen 5ieooloer
.6ie &austreppe biniuter, Inn eineF
.9a6idt IprnnterguidieBen. GabeI
.Itrondelte Iie un0 I~tiirste 70 unglif.
lid, OoB Fid bic Natfe entllo uri
Die augel i1r oberbdlb Der refter
2umge in 6ie 9rltlt Ordng. 81
Germunoete tultr0c III oas Sophia
eebroft, mo nlnli ibreu 3AItonl
tur ishr frtita bdL:
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gie in friibcren Snbren slide.
rel, 70 lift gnn3 beionbers iest
sS1feIn~ 5rrn 2oiun9gtpcrt unierer
Grouenpelt g~eiporOen in Der freien
8eit, ota fie ibren BfIidten obee.
mint. limb BARN bat iie aud gedt,
bn man ia cbne groBe 9aiibe uro
Soften ctfpos Gh0nes unb bod sa.
glei1 gsiisli1es fir feline 8rcunOe
o6er it6 IeIbit Beritenen fam. Ia.
bei fonntnt ibr ais gutter Gotgebcr
unier Bud go. 8 siir SiIfe. auBer
20 Deritieoenen neueiter Muitern
bon 9nlien cher SoHs fino lebr
nie0Iihe IeidJtnn5nfertieenoe Muiter
bon SdaIs, 9ontoffeIn, 9eddeu,
5onbtaShcrL &dltbden urb GiIet.
qrbeiten BARN entbaIterL tDelHe obns
6rnge eroBen @eifol finoen tuer0en,
S6tmen Gle niht NIT Der Ndteauno
bieier releiten 4i,sgabe.
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Deut(6e 9efangene in Japan 0an6en fit
ga6ak unO an0ere 9a6en!

perbdItnism6Bis I6nea; iie lit inns
.icst nod ipertpoaer gelporoen, %
mir felt hber eire1 Wionnt feline
6eutide 9eihm9en mebr erbalten
bnben.
Die Rndridten iinb ia 70 be.
Ionoers boiInungspol; eS III oil
sum @erridiprroen, uitt mitbel'
len Sl tonnerl, no bic nTOeren 70
'&errliaes ieiiten.
Sbre 2an0sIeute ober, meiHt
BnloigIte bobeu nniere GrfDurhln'
gen ipeit ~iibertroiieb afl0 i'd Bin
gewiB, Dab Die &aiienbriiOeriAdf
Die ieeensreifIten 6olgen fin ant
iere 5eioen 4eid)e babelI tuiro.
Saben Gle DGentraIeuropa" Dor
9Gumnnn eeIeIen2 Sd gInitbt
ia niht, 0ob Der BARN aligeItrebtG
rnge ~3uIammenidllB uberbalp'
bnrdFiibrbor iein miro. 0nB Die gu,
iammenglieoerllng aber 10 eng
tpie iiberboupt m0glid, tueroer
tpiro, oobon bin td ~iiber5eust
lln0 DeutIdIono miro Sbrem 30
ierIanbe gearnitber eeniB geraOt
70 cbrlid iein, ME Is 8reuBen Der
OeutlGen 6iirltertiimern felt 1876
lift.
Ginen Sbrcr 2anoslelte babe i'd
in Dem bIeIigen Eager niht. Oil
geiontte geiosung Der paaiiertt
gliiobetb" Iiegt in aonogabara be
L&imeii.
Dor IA Eagen batten mir ge
Iuf BON Spei Serren Der bieiiser
omerifanild)en gotidoft. 3ieIer Dai
les bereifs mad f1a Sabren eirlge
fallen, 0aB iie Den Shus Del
9eutihen ii6ernommen bate. Sd
mar Irob, itol3 iagen 81 fon1ien
i0ob ih feinerlei Grub bate, sta
gen bor5nbrinaeil
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tatldhLid Den gerbdltniIIen emf
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beitssuitano iIt o~noniiernb befrie
Iliaeno. bic 9~ebolOIung par0is
g9ir babet uns @drten nnlegen Dir
fen, IN 6cnen lest tildJtig ~gearbeite
niro. 5reunbe ans Iientiin ba
bcn mir mafielbait Same1t &c
iftift, Der baIo feline eritcn steim
Seigen ioa.
Sur Gitern pIanet, mir Dic6e
Gin qroBeres aon3ert, baum folg
boLo 0ns Gportfeit. Go iinnen tui
itets onF n2ue abpedsIuita. I'm
nun nodnaIs ein gnn5es 9er5 Dol
Ganf fir SIRE eiitise 6iiriorge fiji
mid, ober nod bel mebr fiir meill
9eute, bic eiHigcrmnBen frieben5ii
HeIeu i'd bier ais 1lleine etnSie
aufgnbe betradte.
llub tauien6 gnff alien Seifrer
ter Greis unIerer g6nner erlDei
icrt iif olrd bic oortioe 9ropf
oanbn inumer mcbr. Sd babe f
oar bon einern 2eier Der 49ribltie
lin Sem gorf 3eihifiaett erpnlten.
en- 6anfbarer Berebruna 5eidr
lid ais SIR itets ~ergebener
q. b. aaaLo.
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nod leincm @obHort, &antinlon
'W. %. UuridoeteDrt.
Midicr %. a. DlccD bon Gresco
fat bird @crihtsbsiEIuB ben anill
Der Groofeo Greet Noilrono u Cool
80. Iciirns Der Serb Dodge Gcs
Msoines s. Soutbern Balm beltd'
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aae bieieniecn alltomcbtlfdbrer
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nidlt beBoblt baden, miiiict bonn J.,
w1ai an einen Gtrafmliidldg BON
It5 9rosent mebr snblen,
SO. 6. gloie 1T nod imnler nttt
miF benz Soften pnb fam ieinem
| @eld1it nidt nnfgcben.
9ei Der 8omilie e. Or &ett.
ldoaer bat iid elm Go6terdeu ein'
peteIt.
0adlbeu Die @eIdaftsIeutc BON
aof0 1ooae Sic GHfnIne BON $50
600 nufge6raGt baden, miro bic
Remembering nnb bic @ieocrer'
eFfrafna BET ghubinbrif bon @rccn'
@leeIrr nidt mebr LANCE oif IT'D
iudrten Iaiien. Go beItebt bic ab.
Gdt. bic Gabrifation am 4. SUM
All rroffnen, i'm Wltiter fir Den
Serblt fcrtigSuiteIen iJO Onnt ipd'
tier sen gptrieb 0u pcrgroBern tir
Die n1hftidbrigen 1riibia9rslieie-
ruugeu, 70 bab ettpn 800 angeiteIlte
qrbeit Tinben. Cine geriommlung
Der Millionaire fono @outng abeno
i'm Commercial Club itott.
Sir Die Sotuna ron 36 8olfer
bat Der Gountpi9ntmeiitcr Ieste
ISOLDE $i44 ODER $500 pro aopI
grdmien aitsee5oBI.. Die Snupt,
Iumme beimIte Der Bel Gaptor
nchnenoe Better SobnIou Elm, Der
III B6Ife erlegt bate.
Gie @irfnnq Der 8robibition Dor
am Montos i'm QcliSeiecridt tlor
erfidjtIid. Oenn niGt tpeniger ols
Is llebeIt1ter tpnroen tpegen Sriat'
fcnbait 8n geiaI3enen @eIbitrafer
rernrteiIt.
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Ginen Iebr energiifen Stan0 10.
fen bic. oamericon Bomcn Of Ger.
man Descent inc. eeeeniiber BEN
.@orgeben Der engliihen Regieriing,
Die Iid obloliit peiscrt, irecnb mel.
be glote arei5.g orr1te nod 9ciiih.
Lamb ODER Seiterreid .llngorn burf'
5uInfIcr, eineenoumer. sic bobcn
In ibrer Iesten @~erinmlurs ben
8ei1luB gefabt an Stoatsieireidr
.9dniing ooS 1er[nngen at itel'
len, 01b i1mtlide @ote arru3G en.
osmgcn fir bic aaiierten %alfborcn
herbert tueftn uift iofort bic Dor
rGte ON bic 3entroImddjte 0lrhge'
|IoIIen perDea. Die 9ieioIitior, mel
DE bon Der 9rdiioenttn SRI. eoitb
u. Ieiffert unterlhrie6eu 1T, bat
~fcIgenoen 8ortIout:
Sn arbetraHt, Oob 6as omerita'
uiihe @ote arelS ee5wnngel NOR
BEN III, es ob5uIebneL peitere
Rute areuS.Gorr1te Srr 8erieroung
an Die 8entroIm1hte mi5unebmen,
neil Die britii9e siesierune ii6 se'
neisert Bat. 81 geitatten, 0nB
Hote arely.9 orrGte Ourf Die glo'
doOe ben 3entrnlmddten 0ngefibrt
iper0en;
limo In anbetraht, ooB Die
.amertcan 8onlen Of German Ges'
cent, inc, cine Organization, De-
rem 8uef as lit, bic @eFiible Der
adtung, Der 2iebe iirlo oes DE.
ipefts sDilGen unierem cigeficn
2an0c, Den Scr. Stnaten bon Ruro.
amerifa, unb benz Der 8orfnbrerl
mIerer MitgIieOer, 9eltidlatto, 81
forberrt ul0 al it1rfen. nit tiefeul
@eooliern protetiert aegen oos nod
ME bogetpeiene uno nngeredtfertig'
ic @orgebcl auf Seiten Der britt
ihen ~9iegiernng, Ons gegell Die feit'
~iteben0en &eseln unb @ebrdude beS
@olferrcdts uuo ge9eit Die Dor
lhriften Der 8lnnantidt DerItOBt
Sei beIGlo5ien, onB Die gameri'
ran 8onlen Of German Gescent"
inc, in ibrer am "a. glpril 1916
i'm Sotel aifor in Der Sta6t 9etr
gorf abee9oItenen 9eriammIiinl
0os Grludct nein, Oas gerlangeT
Itelen, DAB uniere Gcaierung. BIZ
s~ieeiering Der Scr. Stdaten, BIZ
britiIGe 9fegierung ourd nuierer
StaotsIefretar benohrid)tigeu ioa
naB Der 8erian0t oler Goter
areu3. Gorratc aus unierem 2an0l
nod irgeno einem 9alt0e Der arieg
Iibrea6en in oieIem 9rnniamitei
unO unn6tigiten ariege nufb0rer
mub un6 niro, Bis Die britiitr
aegierrna NIB lire 8erbanseten III
re @ereitfDiaigfeit erfldrert, Oi
Rrin5ipien 0es golferredts, ME q
Don alien 9tationen %ailerfanilt miro
~ beaften mo Dem anteritnniidel
9hoten arcu3 5l eeitntten, Sen0nn
gen bon Hote areu5.g orrdten mad
iraeif0 einPm Der triegfibrenoel
9dnocr obseben at loiieu. tuei
ionit nrf uniere ertIdrte ReutraIitd
mno unfere aaerfnnnte Stelmg al
8roteftor uti6 getreuer Gdort De
SumanttGt Elm Sdotten oes Ser
baGtes getporfen tpirb, nn0
Sei ferner bei6loiien, 0aB Elm
g5ldrift bieierS aeiolutionen a
unleren GtontsIetret1r. an Be
goriiscnbcn beg apnlitees fit 4rts
r6rtige g~e3ie6rn1en es SeflatI
an bic bciben Senatoren oes Gtda
Iies Neip gorf, all ben Sprede
eeg Meprdlentantenbauies urS a
llSeinc Grseler3 8ooOrotD &ilior
6en B~rdIiocnten Der Scr. Staater
q oefou1t mir0".
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R0at her ngribhne1 1oAes 9gb.

GreDeridsburg, Sa., 90. 4prit.
2ma6a 3dgIihe 9ribilne,
Gmaba, 9teb.
Sir freunolidc 3uienotnig bon
8robemummaern Der aEdglifen
Snoba Griblae@ 1erbih oanteuO,
teile i'd Sbnen mil. Dab id niflt
IN Der Gage bin, SIRE Sfferte pom
iIngIten Gatunf ~orsitnebmei, 0d i'd
nit meinen iiber 90 Sabre eebnLte.
men 8latte nGie Gegen!Dort" aus
appIeton. @is., Sufrieoen bin. es
freltt mid aber, oob Der Beiteu
gmerifog cine 10 groBe tiiftige Bet
tung Fir bic 9eutid amerifaner be-
fit, Bic aud odronf be0adt 1T,
.oas Bette unlereg geIegnetet Can
5eg amerifa IN iiihen hno mann
bait 6nfiir e~irButreterL
6ohnhtuagsuoa.
6. Iinfe, N1Itor.
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Cambridge. Batter Carl Stopb
ton Der fatboliIdcn Stride, itiir5tc
.gienstao In ieiner @obmlne Die
aeuertreppe binob uto iulirOe be.
mubtlos ouige5unoen. Trob ouer
Gr8tliden Silfe bntte er bis bette
nod nift oas g~erurbtiein iuie6er er.
langt.
Beatrice. Sn gang Sage Goun-
III qibt eS MIR nod 5fpei @irtidaf.
ten. GieIel5en Iin6 in 9arnesOiac
trno in Bifrea gelegen,
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alilons 1912 nuroc auf ben BbIppincn nut beaeH Subd begibt
benin He hcoeAtcte fMr fc bic en6fde GreIbeh. ghn ieben Tie ih riroeruni
ecduiht Die 30 benotraiiden l~ererldrrer ~beegeIen bic ateoerlose
Der MiIonihen GlphtoRoltht Cine bcontinnte gheocTlnge.
Sir Die 1iipiuos ielbt oMr mag 0de gieoerln1e gum Segen fem,
bem cine 5reienbe baite piroe fr fe bod nMr Der llebcrgang our ta'
paniiten 66erberrIbait bebetet baben Sir umiere omerttanifde Yo.
IiHt aber mag 6ie abfnmnng nod alerbono @eruidLungen beoeten,
af Die mir ipater nod OIL iprehen fcnumen Dr. y.
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TObern GimItennng aller GenbuHatu
far baS Note aren5 nad
europa.

gcr6dube Nciu gOrFtr SraHsn brit'
ider AbltammnHe brduscn ab.
m~iniItratiOn, GnalanO mit5nttl'
len, bah eS 9lptc arenj.gOrratt
mad 9eRtGlanb bnrdIaHen, uOsr
SOlsen traOsn mnh.
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3eaisteiten aus Soma!

Trs BOr6 Iohge.
Cleo. OILERS, Der bier BEL Ser.
ranoten gu @eiu6 NOR, 1T tpieOer
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-09-15
New York.
New YORK, Sept. 8, 1916

Price increase seems now to be the
worry of the leaf market. The farm
ers in all the cigar leaf growing sec
tions of the country have taken cue
from the general price advance on
nearly every commodity with the ex-
ception of cigars and are insisting upon
figures almost unprecedented for their
crops even if these do not promise to
become marketable without flaw or de-
feet. Nor do the farmers seem to be
afraid that the crops will be left on
their hands in spite of their demands
for an unusual price. The strong ad-
vance movement for securing their
crops by any number of prospective
buyers seems to confirm their convic-
tion that the trade must have their
product in order to do business and that
the increased volume of business in
every line justifes their expectation
for larger demand also for our cigar
leaf. The higher prices will have to be
paid by the cigar manufacturer and he
will have to adjust the price of his pro-
duct in proportion to the advance price
of his raw material or he will play a
losing game which is likely to land him
in the bankruptcy court. It seems that
the leaf market is doing a smashing
business in spite Of the advanced prices.
For hardly has the Connecticut Broad
leaf become marketable than it is COB
bled up at any new figure. Such a
thing as boarding the stock for a free
market has almost disappeared. Jour-
nal.