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The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
NEVADA LOSES A
 | PROMINENT CITIZEN
|,r,os Alsobrooks, Aged S6, Died ''v ot His Home Near Gale This Morning About s O'clock-lll
 About Two Weeks.

,f+or an illness of about two weeks, r, AIsobrooks died at his home one nd one-haIf miles from Gale this |r,orning at 8 o'clock. MT. Alsobrooks |rogardless of his age, was hale and |s+rone Two weeks ago he became |overheated while pulling corn and he Rover recovered from this.
 The deceased was born in Georgia |December F. 1880. He moved to Ar kansas in the year of 1855 and one |roor later married Miss Mary Mum |snd moved to the place where he died |tbis morning. Twelve children were |bOrn to Mir. and Mrs. Alsobrooks and |,bere are seven of them now living |wbo are as follows: Henry Also |brooks of Waldo; Oscar Alsobrooks, |of Slocum. Texas; Edgar Alsobrooks, |of Gale; Mrs. 0. R. Mcdaniel of this |city; Mrs. W. T. Mcdaniel, of Gale; Mrs J. J. Hirst, of Gale, and Mrs. Ted |McGough, of Laneburg.
 Mr. Alsobrooks entered the Civil l War March II, 1862, and was dis |charged May 25, 1865. He was a member of the 18th Arkansas, Com
 pany H, and there is only one other
 survivor of this company living ir
 Arkansas who is Dempsy P. Hazard |of this city. They fought in the bat
 ties of Corinth, Big Block, Vicksbure | and Marks Hill
 The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church asd Masonic lodge |before the war began. He has always
 been very popular man in all affairs l in the county. The remains will be Entered at the Mount Moriah ceme- |iery tomorrow morning at II o'clock
 and the funeral services will be con-
 ducted by Rev. Anderson.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
MAKES MOTION PICTURES
 FOR KANSAS UNIVERSITY

Dean W. N. Gladson, of the College of Engineering, of the University of Arkansas, will return to Fayetteville this week from an extended tour of the West During his absence he made motor trip through Yellowstone Park, and made moving pictures of wild animals, geysers, and other ob- iects of interest. These will be shown at the University and throughout the state next winter.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29

TRADE IN PRESCOTT
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
PROMINENT EDUCATORS
 WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES

Little Rock, Aug. 29.-Dr. Chas. H. Brough, Prof. B. ". Torreyson, Prof. George w. Reid, Supt. of the Fort Smith schools, and Harry F. kopp, agent of the U. s. Department of Agriculture, will deliver addresses at the Polk County educational rally and school fair to be held at Mena Sept. 29. The county superintendent, W. Homer Pigg, is making arrangements for q great meeting.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
QUAKER QUIPS.

A man is all right in his way, if he isn't in the way of other people.
 The people who brood over their troubles evidently want to hatch out more.
 Never do things by halves if you want people to think you are the whole thing.
 A burned child dreads the fire, and many a man grasps an opportunity that is too hot to handle.
 It's a lazy mans belief that all things come to those who wait for others to do it for them.
 Some people are so generous as to. give away all their good advice, never saving any for themselves.-Phila- delphia Record. ~N
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
DESIRES APPLICATIONS FROM
 VETERINARY CITIZENS

Little Rock, Aug. 29.-Brig. Gen. Lloyd England, A. N. G., desires to secure applications from veterinar- ians. who are citizens of Arkansas for appointment as second lieutenant vet erinary corps The applicants must he between 21 and S5 years of age, must be graduates of a recognized college or university, a citizen of the United States, and must have had at least one years practice of his pro fession.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
Minister Presented Note.

Amsterdam, via London, Aug. 2S- The note declaring that Roumania from 9 o'clock Sunday evening con- sidered herself in a state of war with Austria-Hungary, was presented to the Austro- Hungarian foreign minis ter last night by the Roumanian min ister at Vienna, who personally visited the ministry of foreign affairs, accord ing to dispatch received here today from the Austrian capital.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
FARMERS GIN AND SEED co.
 AT EMMETT CHARTERED

The Farmers Gin and Seed Go. Of Emmet has been chartered with a capital stock of $4,000. all subscribed. The officers are Chas. Faulkner presi- dent, E. H. Hood vice president, and ]. l. Wade secretary treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-08-29
MEMPHIS, DALLAS X GULF
 ASSESSED SASS, ,0OO

The Memphis, Dallas X Gulf rail- road has been assessed S4SS.000, the same as last year. The company made an effort to secure a reduction but it's petition was denied.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
SltrStt Obtr GrOicn?

Sin re4t beIiIiigcnber Srrtum 1T
bieTer Sd9e Der ng(tuen NooiI6tn
9onoes5eitung" in Nannbeim uuiers
Idufcn. Sfir5lib ipuroe in Der 3ptis
ten 8unmer bes bdotIncn 9onotuges
inter dn0ersn aud cine furac 9(nFraac
oes 9tbseororstsn @elaer iiber ben
Qlsr5temaugel auf benz 2aubc perbons
0sIt. Den @sricbt iibsr bieIe Sibuns
Bat iih bas Mannbeimer @ldtt, ipte
eS f9eint, t,lspbonifd iibermitttlH
IaFen, unO BAT nun Der IeI,p6onItenos
graph - Elm febr pcr5eibli6er syrrtum
in oisIer 3eit Der 9s6eusmitttlfroseu
- itott pglcrate" bds om TerHIprebtr
noppsIt dbnlid fIingsnpe @ort ,Grbs
fen" pcrItanben. Die turas Q(nfrdge
iiber Sen 9lcrstsmdngel itett Iidl nun
in Dem 9sri1t Der ,,Reuen 8aoiS@sn
9onbes5eihIns" folgen6srmabeu bar:
@b9eOroneter 9cI5er felt cine iurss
glnfrose bubinsebcno: ST ser sroBs
beraoeIicbeu Resierung betannt, bdB
auf bem 2ouoe Elm gr0bersr Monsel
on @rbfen belebt9 WliniIter Or. 5reis
berr b. @obmdn srtpioert, bab bic
8e5irtsGmter idon felt 9eroumer 3eit
ongelpieIen tporoen ieien, Der GrbIsns
fro9e i6r 9(ugenmert Su3upeno,n.
Non Der nun gelteIltsn g(nfroee BAT
bic grobber5oOlicbs Rseierune bur9
Die 9cSirfsGmter neue @rbebuneen
DeronitaItct, Die olltrbines BEL Der fur.
scn 3eit NOD ni6t guuS aum Qlbf6luB
aeIon9t iino. Don 80 BesirfsGmtern
baben 30 il6er einen @rbienmanosl
ni6t getlagt, Orei itelltcn cine GrbIsns
fnopp6cit feI, Elm @t5irtsdmt beri1s
tst iiber einen fiiblbarsn GrbIenmuns
gel, uRO flint glsmter beri1ten, bob
in einselnsn Seilen @rbienmnneel
berrI9t, ser aber teiIipsiIs i6on in
5riebcns5eiten Qpie 3. 9. i'm Sobens
ipolbe) beitcbe. gloa bisIsn Gtbtbuns
gen lam uuf jsoen San bon einem
erOBeren Grbitnmoneel ri3t aeIpros
den iperbeu. 49, Das Bette an bieIem
Srrtum iit, ooB ion Der nneingsipeibte
SeIer gar nibt eirmol merit. Der
9eri8t Bat ou8 10 sinsH snnS Der,
niinftigcn GiHn, iptnn man .oie Grbs
fen an Ole Stells Der 9Itrats isbt. 60
lGbt cs iicb aud ertlGren, odB bitfe
@rbfenfrusc i'm bo6iIGen 2on6taa aus
Der rMunnbeimsr 3eitune" aud in
onoere 8Idttsr bts babiftsn llut,rs
Idnoes iibereeedreen III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
3ie(=Jcrnro6r.

8ci ieotr ocuti6en Suioutcritsacms
pdguic bcTbcn snti bis brri Uldun,
bic btiteu SHiiben - nob Der G@iits
atnousaei9nung rGimtIs2eiite" scs
naHut ouf ibrsn Gjeipstrrn 3itls
ftrnrobrs.
Don 6isIem Sniirimcnt bat por nod
uiht gar LANCER 3eit cine cneIif9t
gIuioritdt, Wlitglico Der 9(6teiIuuo fir
SouNfsusrlpdffen i'm RriegsmiuiIte-
RUM, gciagi: nDos teIic 3ietFsrnrobr
III fir ben GriN eiufocb unosntbar." !"
gtuec1I9einli@ itimmft ibm sic Res
gitriin9 sci uno bsboutrt 6ies itbt.
@srn ipie bsr Scientific 9lmerican"
nitteilt, bat iid Oas briiiIde BRIGGS,
miniiierium eiIenbs mil gluftrGgeH
cuff GjcpcbrSittfernrobre an sen omce
ritoHiinen Wiurlt gepsnoet, jt mebr
itno js i@uelltr, reIio beHer.
Dos 8ieIFernrobr Ept fir Sdmpfs
sirede oic orsi folecubeu beIorccrtm
@or3iige; ts UtrgrSBert 0is @egenz
itGube etcuTo lpic cin eeip0bnIicbts
nittIerss 5crnrobr, Seist oIlo, cb ein
3isl i@ubpiirbis 1T ooer uid1t. lntis
ters crmDgli1t Is Hem Golodttn, bic
Yiiur eenau uuf Elm isIbIt tsillptiIe
beritedtes unO ibleht bslcuGtctes 3icl
sii rihten, oos iibsr 8orn uno @iIicr
fuum iiHtbar pdre. GnbIicb tdRn
es bis Sli rinem seipiieu Graoc dls
Diifdn5msitr oieuen. lDeun Der
@9ilsc borin llsbung bctommt, bic
nneefdbrc @r0Be bts 3icleS i'm Der
bdltniS 81 Der i'm @eii9fsfelo fhts
barren gloSttipibc au bturtciltn. Gs
1T pobl iiberfliiIiig 81 bstoner, boB
Ntr 0aupipor5ug Der III, Dem Solons
ten has acuouc 3iclcn ouf ein btis
ndbe nnii@tbarcs 3iel su crlou6tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
0G(6er o6nc Brut.

DAB cs @oItsr gift, bic gang obns
9rot Isber, ipirS man nidt fir m0gs
lid bolttn oSsr bod pien,itt sloub.n,
boB TOl6c Nol.cr in gffritd uOtr Q(F,n
liessn. g(ter fcbon lp,rige Mlcilcn opn
gDien enti,rnt. in Den @ergen Ser
S6eriteisrlnort tennt man in pielsn
ldnoIihcn 6ausboltunaen bas 9rot
nimt. Nus Dem Msbi pss 0sioen -
70 nsnnt man 0ort orn 9untpeiscn -
bcr.itst innH ben StsS3, cine Dirt 8rei,
Der, bdlo feitcr, bnlb ntid]cr bereittt,
NIT 5IeiI6briibc oNtr W2il6, i'm gDirs
ter nit bsiBcr, i'm Gommcr nit fan,
rsr Dlilb ee1oHcn fpirb oeer ouo) nit
eer0Ittttm Gped. gtotiirlic6 finNct Der
gcindcr icrer Gs6cnocu in ben GjoTs
bof.r @roi, obsr Souisnoe BON 2urO,
Isntsn in oen gtlp,nEGlern Der Steiera
mari, Hrniits, aGrniens ltnD in ,insm
Sale Sirois bsbelf,n ih polis o6nc
9rot uno tenrsn cs faum; nod irts
niger bsciiyfcn re OcTcn Bel benz trdfr
tieen Sitrs
9ebnIicb 1T Die ous Rdismcbl ters
esIteIte polcnto b,r Stolitucr pon ber
isIbit in BEN cjroBfdotsn Stalicns Oie
@olistrtiit ousidIisBlin lsten, obnc
bes Srolcs 81 bcSiirftn. 9teIe 9Os
Itnta ipirb pietfah gcroOe5u dls 3us
Ipeiie lois 8rot oeuoHsn, lptnn Iie ers
EdIist III, uno Ielbit in pornebmercn
0Guiern piro Iie nit6t pcrI6mdhi, MIR
bab man cine t,Ionocrs gut 2uolis
tat Moismebl oasn pGb!t nno bic
3ubcreituus cnilprtdDenO EeNtr 1T. Sin
dbnIi1es @eridjt, ebtnfdGs ans Wlois.
mebl bereitel, Oos ser 9dnobepoItes
ring Rumdnieus Oas 9rot erIebt, lit
bic Nlamnli9u, cine brsidrtise MdITs,
bic in Aumdiitu febr bsliebt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
ce6rerfomt(ien.

Die Standardization 8lGtier"
brirstn cine lc6r ted@tli6e 0drItcl,
lung iiber bic &inosradhl in osutI8en
2sGrtrfainilicn, Dis 3r6t Der tinoer.
loYen GDcn 1T nid)t esrinq, Is, SAG I'M.
ter 256,o00. Die 3oht ser 6amiIien
init ein unb slpei aiuoern fisi9t ilber
10000. 9fter on bisIcn 3d9len Iinr
bic Glteren uno dlfeltsr soGreGn9t tnts
fpre&cno bsieiliei, urb ts finOet Iif
nir9snbs Elm Qlnbdlt odfiir, o1B fiB IN
ben lcbtsn spdnSig biz breibiq Sobren
bic &inoersa6l in 2ebrerfdmilitn err
beblitb perminocrt battle. 9luf BEN
9ono, puren 11,5 prostnt Der Gsn
obue 8inOer, in zen @roBifdbien 17,5
proSei't, uno BON ic hunoert 6dnilien
hnittr Elm Biz slpti Sinocr ouf BEN
2oros 81 9rostnt iino In ben @rpB,
ItGottn 40 9roscnf. Se6r ,rfrtuli6
iinb in alien Staoten bic 9rpbeu 3ob,
len fin6erreiGcr Gben in 2,brerfdmis
lien. Stint &inOer in $500, feds
8inSsr in $500, feds Biz SpStT Sim
Der In 6400 unb neGr nls aipOlf @in,
Der In 944 Gomilisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
@crtOOllc Sammluug.

Die bsriibnte @ogelidmmluns oes
Dor unbertbalb Su6reu Oeritorbenen
Gruisn Sans BON 8crlepi9, I'M be-
rem Grpsr6 ods 9luslaub, beionbers
ou9 9(merito iid) fart bemuH bat,
bItibt OeutIhlonb srbdlten. Dos
SendsubereiI9e Wluisum Bat bic un=
bereleibiih. Spmmlume tGufli9 crs
iporben. Sic SdbIt me4r ais $4,000
96l1e, odruuter piele llnica uno
grDBie Seltcnbeiteu. Sbren piFeus
IdbaFili6cu Mert bsoinoen por ALIEN
bic Srisiunlitiide ser etpo 800 n,uen
9lrten, bic bon Osm @rufen, einem Der
beIi,n StutIhtn Ornitbologen, be-
icbrisben porotn iinO. 8eTouosrs reid
bertreten in Oie FarbsnprGdtiee @os
gsllpelt BON @iibamerito; ibr 9oIt oic
aan5e geiguHg ocs Gsl,bricu, unb ibr
5ulisbe bat sr srpro6t,, bon i6m felbIt
geIbuIie Sdmmler ouf piele Reilen
gsidnot. Bon 86gclu aus peru uno
Boliptd entbdlt bic Sommlung Bers
Iepih mcbr unO beIierss N2oterial ais
ir9enOeiu Muiciim, Oos 2onooner
einbesriffen. Csin5elnc 9rgeIfamilien,
qopdgcien, qfeFFsrfreIer, TDronreen
uuo qra2tfinfcu, iinb nabs5u pons
iiIuOig bcrtreten. Den toIt6orFten
9eltaubteil tellt Die 6ommlInq ser
&oIibris Sdr. Gle 1T sic alpeiipplls
itGnoigite Der sonSeu Belt uno iibers
ous reid an ben onsrI9onfen un6
aIdn5eubItcn Tormen. Dorunter 1T
cine Reibe BON msbrsrcn 6unDcrt
Siiidcn, bic bon Dem SammIer an
Sri uno StsIIe ous9eltopft unb 70 in
elmer 6riicbc unO qradlt bes f4ims
mtrnbsu @efieosrs erbolttn porocn
iino, ivic Iie bel Der font iibIi1sn Ser
ridtung seirodneter 9dIse Iid) nies
mols errtiGen lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
TO6o6s=C6emic.

Dcnn man cine 3isorrs ols
aTbtper" ober oleidt" be3si8nsi, 70
pcritebt nan oaruutsr e,lpobuIicb 6ic
@mpfinouu9, Die Der &onIiment betm
Gau3en bat. 0ieIe Gmpfinbune fttDt,
foipeit 3igarrrtn in Groecn toumsu,
in engcm SuIdmmenbone NIT hem g1is
totiugcboIt BEG 5obritdts, nie no9
elmer @litfeiluns Der p3sitI6riit fir
ongeipnnbts G6emie" bel ciuer llnters
iu9ung Oiierrei6ii1er Rseicsiourren
feitseitellt ncrbsn ionnte. go crau6
cine 8uiommenitenuns Der psrI9ieo,s
nen 3igarrenforten no6 ibrtm glitos
tineebalt folgtnoeg Bib:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
RennpferOe 6i(Iiger.

Va Oit pisrotrcnncn in 5rantrsi6,
bic nit &riegbcginn eingcitc(lt lpcroen
muBten, bis ouf Sen heutigen Gdo
nidht lDisScr eroffrct lpurotn, Bat Der
franSOflcbc YFcrotiport buro6 ben
9rieg lebr crnlt9oftc @erluIte Su crs
Isioen. DaB 9eben in Oen RennItGls
lsr 1T sritorten, Die 8abnsn Iino Iecr,
uno ole 2eiiiuneSi6bi9tsit Der pFerbe
nimmt infol8t ocs lnnetn untGfiaen
@tebenS cvheblib az. 60 ipurOen Die
fruna0iiltbcu &cnnpFcr0e and I'M
Yreiis itort cntlperiet. 9ci ctm 9ers
tduF cincS C5efiits, scr Dor furscm
in gItlillD i1tifanb, ipnrnrn fir 66
Yferbe MIR 10000 5r. cinecnommen.
Sir 3uGfiiut,n IHlpdntien bic qreiIe
Sfpii9en 425 unO 1900 Sr. Die lett
gtrornte @uurms pur0c fir tinen
SprDBlinN Der Eeriibnlen 9TcrOe
Brio" uno r9oinotre" ecsoblt, pGbs
reno oos Pfero bri normoIcn 9ttien
ouf Den pttrs tiS fiinfFoo)en Wtrt
eefdl6st luprSen ipGre. Die Tiincn
crsieltcn b5nfsnS 1900 81. Sa8 Stiid.
Sir Siutcnfillcn beluteicu iiG bic
9reilc 70 nitOris, Dab Die bo9fe
Summc nidi 575 II. iibsrIiies, i'm
Dur1i@uitt puroeu foum mtbr ais
200 Gr. beSaNi. Trobbem iib unttr
cer GGufcrn 2tuic, pie Der g)ariier
Baron GotI1ilo, bsfirOtn, lit e ri9t
mogIid, orOberc Slmmcn su tr5its
len ipordus man trfcben fam, ipic
nuBcrcrbcrtIicp Iturt bic fronSoiiI6cn
Rcnnpferbe IN tuum Spti Sdbrcn cnts
lo.rtet purbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
alter DER Generate.

Cine 3uIummenitclluns Scr Seut>
ften, ensliIhcn uuo frons0IiIdtn
GeneraIe nu6 bsren g(Itsrsiobyen az
eibt uls @urdI6niiisoIier fir tie
OsutTtben Generdts 63,5, Sic britiId,n
53,9 urb bic frons0iiIGtn 60,5. mii
glusna3me bts ocuti6en 8ronprins,n,
Der 81 Sabre Sdbft, III Ser Gnaldns
Der @oi9b ocr jiirgfs orler gsnerulc
Der orsi senonnt.n iri@fiibrenoen
WlG9is. DER dltefe britifGe G.res
raj If 8eir nit 60 So6rer, bic iibri,
gen, iinb ale in oen 6iinfSistrn. @ts
neral Cir !0nig sdblt 55 Sabre. line
ter BEN Ironsoier sdbIen au sen al.
fcItsn: SofFr, GA Sobrs, os Gulielnou
65, SOD 65, Duboit 65, 9ansls be
Gdrb CT, Hoques go, Wlonobup go.
9(Is iiinaiter lit @ourdno nit AZ Sd6s
rem oufSufii6ren. Bon Sen otutf9tn
Gjsnerdlen Iiro ala Siebsioer an mems
men: Prin5 2topolo ppr 8upern, Sins
bcubllre, BON 9lud uno BON Billion;
Wiodenien 1T nit II Sobrtn su bsrs
sci@nen, BON 6altenfauien nit 70 III
Der GIteitc, Gi@born 68, pon NpprI@
go, 2iniiusen, 9eIcIcr unb BON Seez
rinoen 66, 9ot6mer un6 @otbs Cd.
No8 Oem bcutltbeu 8ronprinScn III
Der baperiIt6c Ssronprina Der jiinefe
nit At Sobrtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
SSnOildum bcr SOit.

Sn bieIsm Sabre lam bic 9cTt oMF
Elm Observation-Disclosures gcItcben sus
riidbIiden. Gs NOR I'M Sabre 1916,
uls 8diIer MorimiIion /. einem N}its
gIitoe Des 9lbsIsgcimled6tcs bon 2as
ris, 6ran3 nit gfomtn, Ods Rc9t psrs
lisb, atpiT9er Bien unO griiKel cine
betGnoig perts1rcnoe 9oit ein5nrids
ten. Gs 0auerte ni6t lonqe, oa bate
Der peitbIidenbs Eotmsiittr fat bic
eddrten 2ouos, bic unter hem babss
bureiTden SSspter bersinMt paren,
nit einem gleb BON fo6rsnOM unb
reit,noen qoiten psrithen, unb bor all
lem bate aoiIer aurfry. 9erfauonis
fir bic @inriftunN bic boSu ouqts
tan mar, 81, b,rIdieoeuen @olier Ieis
nes rtiteu Rcib,s SueiuanOtr III 8ss
sitbuusen gu brinssn. Sponien, O6ers
italieu, Die glieoerlon6t, Elm Seil bon
Trdutrctb uuo bas edn3e DeuiT4e
Rsi@ narsn oas @ebist, auf benz
SranS bon Soris ii6er bos oeIante
ppItiueisn einkitlidb @olmo9t be-
fab. Dos gon3e Sous Soyis betra6s
tete es oIS lsire gflid)t ii9 bieItr
neucn 9tuFeobe Ger 5omiIis gu piOs
men. @isls MitglisOer Der 6amiIie
trdt.n in 0sr 99onoicnlt Elm unb bes
auFf9tigteu ben @etris6 no8 touFs
mdnniIAen @eIi@tspuntteu, uno in
0en 3eniroIFellsn Hcs 9oFpsrtebrs, in
9riifsl, Trontfurt a. M., Q(ueSbura,
Nntperper, Srns6rud, QDitn, Drag,
Wso6rio, m}oilono, Nrient, 8cneoi9
iInb Rom, woren fc dls geamte oss
TomiIienpripileNS anidHig. Sm Sabre
1916 purbe bos Soupt Der Somilie
in ben erbIi9,u MISREPRESENTATION
erboben, uRo 9omorol BON Sdris
ipurbe nit Sem erbIiGen 0etsn bss
Observation-Disclosures tclebnt. sym
Sabre 1924 ipurbc bic Jomitic in ben
erbIineu Rsi9seroitnItanb crbobtn,
uno 1896 foIgte Die Grbcbunq Ser
@rdfen bon &burn mo 3oris, mie Iie
nunmebr bieBcu, in ben giirIttnItdnO.
Dos 0orre4t bes 6duIss purbe I'm
Qauf. Der Sabre frsilib OH ciniaen
Ststltn bur9lodert, bo in p,rI9iebes
ntH Staaten, 3 9. in gopern, Go&a
fen, @iirttsmber9 uno in fat qdu3
NorOosutIblano, tig,r Yonen ins
9sben gcrufen lpurbcp. Qlud ods
g[uslano mo6te iib, nom,ntlib nd6
bem 3erfou ces alien DeuiI9en Reis
6es, ntdt mebr pttl aus zen G'ettGte
inmtu Ger 5omiIic Ebprn un0 "a.
&s. Smmerbiu bate l,bter, in Ser
eriteu .6dIFte ots' 19. SabrbuabertS in
Mitt,ls unb SiiheeutT@lonb ned elm
sroBes Gisbiet, bcHen qoitlptIsn ibm
unterItonO. @om Sabre 1862 an bate
bieits 9burn uno Garislps 9olissbiet
ou9 ,ieene 8risfmnri,u. Ga ums
fabte Damals ri, Staottn S0tf,ns
@dnel, gIdNdu, 9oMn3pllcrn, Ntppe7
Dstmolo, S@awnburg 2ippt, bic
SbiirinsiI6en @taottn, obut gtlien,
burg, unb ole fr.is Staot SraHIfurt
q. &c. Sm Sabre 1867 tro! Ger Tiirf
BON Gburn unS So1is oicfcS @ors
rs8t f,iHts 6ouIes an qrcuB,a ob,
ioofiir sr cine glbiinOung BON an.
rdberuo feds Mi1icrcn Soler ,re
bitIt; ou9 rerolic6 iDm rcr Nitel ei=
nes Observation-Disclosures. Das Sa-
miIienordio in 9is9,ns6urg umfdBt
kutc nod sablrei@c GrinneruRgsa
itilde an jeue lduaIt mtI6muno.nc
3sit, bn ouf ben eetount,lfcn Stras
Ben Wlilt.ieuropas bic Gburn nuN
SoyisI@s 9oiitutI1e eingrrollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Die StGsie ber 3i9orrn 1T olIo
eine 5unttion ibres glitotina.boIf,s.
@ei 3igdrcttci, unb RduGtabdten lie
gen Die QerbdltniHs etipns dnb.rs.
Dort 1T Der obIOlufe ylitotinaebaIt
ni9t oIein mubscbenb fir o,n @idrfee
grab, Oo Die @sr6rennungSprpouiie
oieIcr Tobrifotc nidt bic oes rein.n
Sobdfs iin0. lin beren SiGrie su
bcurteilcr, miifer uo@ bic btim Rautbs
pro5eB DorbanOenen @e9Ieitumitdnbe
in Rs4nung essoeen iper6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

Ole SonptioHe. u9seeIte,
@idye mir beeoe IuiIcn uns nod NAL
friegstrolien aha eriht I'M 6rie0en
0cru wenu id an @of5eitsoog ipoi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

&otiinicrt. Gfildb6noIer
gum aoGcgen) y1u bit olio init
Nem @eiaB Neitolpert, ipobei sic
son5c @lilb oui sic Sirobe seflouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

moeIidl nod MD ma he Butter
rNcr stmoI5ihiIlc ciicu Sorf Ocnn
ireut mir Sc ionic S}ricnStrmuma
midi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

WeGmes 9ebcn ben oIidIiden
Abi9IuB bate Gin uneIiidri6es.
The Washington times., 1916-01-22
SAYS BRIBERY WAS
USEDIN "PEACE" CASE
Former Congressman Fowler
Accuses Officials Who CauS-
ed Buchanan's Plight.
Continued from First PaEs)

An instant later his manner changed.
He became angry. and made his charges
with considerable warmth.
The former Congressman. who ap-
peared at the hearing with his code;
PENDANTS. Herman schultheis and
Henry B. Martin. quoted a number of
antitrust decisions. He said the IN
dictmeDt did not state a specihc charge
which the defendants could answer.
Frank S. Monett, former attorney
general Of Ohio and former counsel for for
Labor's Peace Council, followed Mr..
FoWier. and quoted a number OF au-
thorities to support his contention that
the Indictment charged no offense and
that the defendants could no be extra
dited to New York because of its
Ittorney Henry e. Davis. counsel for
the defendants, read the indictment
and asserted that 1t did not make spe-
Davis made a formal motion for the
discharge of the three men.
The hearing. which began at II
o'clock and continued until !, was con-
tinued until ID O'Clock Monday morning.
when the commissioner will give his de-
cision as to whether or not the defend
ants shall be sent to New York for
The indictment alleges that the de-
fendants "by solicitation, persuasion,
letters. and circulars, by bribery ana
distribution OF money among workmen
and Officers in munitions manufacturing
plants conspiTed to cause, prevent,
hinder, and restrain the shipment OF
these munitions from the port of New
York to Great Britain and other foreign
countries" 1t further charges that BY
the same means the defendants con-
spIrad 70 cause strikes and walk-outs
in the manufacturing plants.
The Washington times., 1916-01-22
HELPED TO SUCCESS
At LODGING HOUSE
Former Guest, Now in Business,
Calls to Thank Superinten-
dent for Advice.

A trim. clean-out young business man
we'll dressed and alert, stepped into the
Municipal Lodging House this morning
and looked about for Superintendent A,
H. Tyson.
Don't know me. DO your he in.
auired. F.
Mr.. Tyson passed.
IT just stopped by 70 thank you for
that lodging you gave me last year
likewise for the talk you gave me-" said
the young man.
He explained that. At present, he 10 at
the head Of q thriving business in
Bridgeport, and came to washington In
connection with that business.
cipai Lodging House is not q hanginG
out place for down and outs" This
incident happened. and many more lIlxG
II happen TO show that men are put on
their feet by their experiences at thu
Many young men have stopped there
because they came South for Jobs, fail
ed, and ran out of money. For such
Mr.. Tyson has advice ana a helping
I'VE try to make the IodginE house
something more than q place to hand
out meat and bread and stunt a men
10 the woodpile." said tho superinten'
dent.
The hackers Of the movement to gel
a much needed rev building and site
for the lodging house, headed by Miss
Aline SolomonB. president OF the lodE-
ing house committee of the Monday
Evening Club. are trying to spread thC
gospel OF the service the lodging house
performs, aside from its routine func'
tiong.
During the present weak the house
has been taxed TO fits capacity. Every
bed was filled. II cold weather comes
again It IL feared men r1sy have "a
sleep on the floor as theS did last
winter.
The utter lack of facilities at the
present plant have been recorded n
The Times. Segregation OF races, oil
men and boys, and accommodations foI
women: fumigation facilities and baths
are some Of the elemental requirement.
urged for the new lodging house.
Cramped quarters In which men haYC
60 work, the low ceilings. poor ventt'
lation and light. and Inadequate sleep
ing room. are a few of the handicaps
from which the present instltutieT
suffers.