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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
Miller Quits state.

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. AFTER
having served for the past six years
as an assistant in the office of X. H.
Wilson, state superintendent. II. T.
Miller has resigned, to become effect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
MAN THRESHED TO
DEATH IN WHEELS
Ray f. Gillespie, Sapulpa, Dies
Here After Accident in
Glass Plant.

Ray Il. Gillispie, who was rushed to
local hospital after being horribly
mengled when ihe became entangled
in the line shafting at the Sunflower
Glass factory at Sapulpa Thursday
morning died thirty minutes afterward
on an operating table.
The body was conveyed back to
Sapulpa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
These Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week

NJ =. Rogers, iOi W. Fairview.
Snilttc Grocery Il Meat Market, 1901 T. First st.
Snyder d son, 1901 Admiral Blvd.
Smiths {. o. ID. Grocery 1I2 n. Main St.
W. j. sheppard, al y. Main st.
The star Grocery 4 Meat Market L. Query and
Peoria Sts.
Tulsa Market, 7Of n. Main st.
Traders store.
Thomas Grocery, y. MaybclIc Ave.
II. =. Tcc 1881 T.. Tenth 81.
Nia,iuct Grocery d Market 726 w. Third 81.
Weiss Grocery Market, 200 y. Main 81.
Wcldy Bros, ~ T.. First ST,
Webb q Co. III T.. First St.
West Side Grocery. 5ii W. fifth ST.
John \. Walkers Cash Grocery, 215 y. Elwood
Yorktown Grocery, 2O26 T.. Hodge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08

i've January l, and will become asso-
ciated with the Warden Printing com
pany of this city. No one has yet
been named to succeed Mr., Miller in
the state superintendent office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
de Gueldre
PORTRAITS
Phone 6463

was almost so years of age. Funeral
services were held at the residence IN
Clarmore Thursday morning and In (.
terment was made in Woodlawn cenl-
etery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
Pettiijjohn's
Rolled Wheat with 25% Bran Flake
A Modern Bran Dainty

advises living Natures
Everybody health better
folks
Phns made doctors requirements The bran hidden
of everybody
Yet contains Is BRAN
which douby efficient Ground bran
will not do.
Try Petohns delightful Never will
back to a baness diet
Then Petohns Flour IS cent fine patent flour mixed with
per like Graham -four
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08
Quaker Oats
The Extra-Delicious Vim.Food
Flaked from Queen Oats Only

Quaker holds foods Oat
lovers billion dishes
Nowhere the world do hnd
with it.
Is this made
the big included A
choicest yields only ten pounds OF Quaker
worlda favor which
less Yet large fakes price.
Nature vitality which everybody needs We
vmfood made make and
cooked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-08

packages Quaker
OuI OIIcI Is the Quake
and the the Bear front the Pethn
Trademarks be mailed This offer applies this vicinity only
The Quaker Exchange Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

DREXEIs APARTMENTS, at Overlook station
II Furnished apartments consisting Of sleep
Ing rooms ] exceptionally large living room
and bath; dining room in building; 20 rent 70
September 10 Phone Oyerbrook 852S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20
Distantly Related

UistantIy Related
Both of them were natives of the
Emerald Isle. This perhaps explains
the warmth and cordiality OF the
struck up while on railway jour.
ney.
AN so ye say yer name is Riley7"
asked one. Are ye, wonder, any
relation to my ould friend, Tim
Riley?"
Very dlstantly," replied the other.
"Oi was me mothers first child;
Tim was her twelfth"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20
No Epicure

Woman-Well. what d'you want?
Tramp amt pertic'lar. ma'am.
What have you got?
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
Die SSrieOeus 0ferte.
2Sorttout oer oe,ttf6en 2lote
an ole 2le1ttraceu 2Idd;te.

Berlin 13. 2e, OabtlOS mad sapOlc g T. 1uloenOes lit
Der Oront Der Note bic Sendano umb n gcr6auOcten an
oC nentrGem WiadD ridcm:
Ser nd6aric Grica Der 3eltoeidtc o6t uuu nn .,e;
nnS H habeS ahr ami Dem r5ftcm Sell Der gSt cine aata.
rropb Die cine gemeinam auicnO G6riae 3bapn nih Der.
bnSrrn onnc clue Gataopb bic Die sr6ften Grrnnanidon
Der Wenhhet AMI on9 Spic itelt.
yS lit micrc g6id en- Tciub m ,erihmteru nS,r ~
Dcrndtcn SrOt 6es &rwHfns nncrer mtdridu nno mirt
idadcn Strait nnO fro nner &eridaft ariea ber nms
nn9eimnnscn wnSc wrnn ns bis m bterm 6nOc sm
nBren ad5cltg abrr Oem &nndc aci wcitcres 9nt-
nergeeen 81 OrBnSern nnO ben Grauumfeta arges
Gnoc bu hlaen bic Dier p6ambrfcu Nadte hermit bor
Die Observation-Disclosures eimsmeten
o2 %OridGsf bic tie gu ioldc @crGnnOnnsn nnterGttn
ucrOen nno bic bic Sdebc Der 6giini Der Sire nt
dnnsSfreibc ibrsr @0lfer bcSucdu biloen mad 6 fcn
lcb3enauna cine rmuagc sur Crrdtnng rie.
bens
Sic ucrbHnOeten Mdd ee5unuacn, Die gaiien ~ er.
Jebcu Oas Gedt nnO 5rbt nonalen 6ntpflnn9 III
UcrtcOgsn Tic rnmreihcn Satcn Sce Gn6cn lire
laubn, bah nuerr eisnsn c nnO beriaten guiprad in
tcncr gSee bic Hede Oieier g0fer tOnrOaierm.
2 seiiscu nnO muferielcn 5Orfidre, Die n 9nOna Oe5
20 abrbnnOerts sO GnrOpas uarcn, nO NIT gerndnna
bcOrObt
g2cntdanO ieine ger6hnOefrn Ceierredngarn, gml
anrcn bic Srte ba6n in bcm Sample be Seuec fir lire
nn6cicadc Strait absclest S baben aemaise @Orlc h6er
hre an GAIL nno Material bcrcenrm @gn errmmgcm lncr
oinen ibeu nncrdHtert gegn Die immer WieoerOn Angri
enSldr Seuc
g9 letfc ansriff i'm Salfan lit dna csrcd h6erudG-
a wOrScn 2ic alerIebtcn eutuidImnsen bnbn wcOrnm
Urn, oaf 6Orteemns arses ben &iOeran Hncrer
Srfrac Hd nrbredea ann bic gan3e mliaridc gage
6ereduat IN Der 6rDartHng ucitcrcr GriOiac.
oycnn Der &Gmpf 6cics 5ritOensanasbOtrs iOrt9cb
Oa SaHa fno Die UsbHnOecH @ddte bereit bis ea
rfasu 6HSs D'er idmpien abtr lie ebnH bic SeraaWOu
idfeii oalr WFoihbei Der Beidudte ab
yZie Sail 3eaerHHa etindt bnrd gamieIaHg GHreF Gr3
bic &cacruua Hicr lit &ame eincr Ore Sermitt
lungsndd ciugehaD oc 3otc ,nr anutns Der 4acma
hic lit &am Der ber GHtcHmodt cinscHsh III brinaeH~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
@ilwantee, sonmtas, IL. Seeember 1916

d5suIano psrbansts 9IOdaoe erbo6en
bat, unb IieB gIeid3eitig osm
Stadtsbepartement cine abInrift oes
Qrotsifes sussben.
n@rie9enlaRO, oas nit allen @nts
entes MGdtsn in 6rieoeu lebt," 10
lautet Der proteTt. bat oenieI6en
fortoausruo Die i9lageuOItsn 8epeiIe
ecIiefert, onB es frsItnoline ge3ies
bungen gu linen uno ge9enIeitigeg
8ertrauen oufreht erbaiten nil. uno
iteht nit Summer, boB oieIs IeIben
glddte gegen es p6lferrehtspioriq
porgeben uno MoBregelu treffen,
iDelde Der intsrnationalen 6erehiiQs
teit uno 5reibsit piberlprecheu.
Die tonieIi1s ReaierunQ ernors
tet, boB Die entente sRe0ierunaen Die
@riinos mitteilen, Gus oenen oie
sSIoddoe berhdn9t iit. unb proteniert
inapif6sn feierIich nno felt oeaen
oieie elmer neutraIen uno freunS!is
9en Ration eegeniiber erariffene
MabrsgeI."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

9opbiae, 9. s. Ger 0eutIdle &c.
ncralitab erIieB oeitern mittog fol.
0en0e GrfIdrlu0;
~Sccre8grlippc oes 6eIomar.
iho1S bon Wiodenlen:
oDie Sample MAIDEN oui Der
gan5en 6ront 8ortihritte. ltrsi.
5eni (43 SiIometer noro6Itlid BON
Suforeit imo oitIit BON Dem Der.
iumpiteu SaIomisd.6IuB) lmo Die
Sto6t Wli3iI (boIbipegs 8pilden
RIoesci tmo 8u5elD beftn6en iih
In uniereu Sduoen. 9ieie Sceres.
grippe, nnO beiunOers Die glenntc
gIrmee, ba6en Den GnmGnen in Den
lctten Sasen wirSernm ii6cr TO-,
600 6iriau9ene abgcnOmmeu, mnn
audi bieIe @eidite nnO grohC Wlai.
len SelSmateriaIs.
~Seeresgrllppe ocs Grjbcr3o1s
Soiepb;
nSSn oen @olofatpotbeu tno
am 8obaOllIotpa nuroen ole rlliii.
I6cn glugriiie poIlltGnoig 5irildgc
idIogcn. 2IlId oltf beioeu Seitcu
oes 3rotllS.l1les oeri5menoeten
oie Huiieu ibre Menifemnllien imo
ibre IRlmition peracbens.
n0oroIitb ec;i Suoopo brodten
oertide Sdger 10 Q9eionoene imo
.otet Wiaid)ineugeipebre ein.
g0orOIih BON Sulta nur0en Die
Rniien mienerim bon elmer 8obe
bertrieber, Die iie Dorber geuom.
men hntten.
Secrc8grltppe bes Gs;n5en SEQ.
polo:
ygrfolgrei6c Gntroli1engdnae
bradten ms 0urd 0eiongcae in
ocn @elb luertoollcr Suformation
tc5iiglid) Der &erteilltng Der ruff.
i6eu Seere
gWa5eoouiide 5ront:
gsyeoen Gag itiirlnen sic entente.
3rpppeu, uno namentlid oic Ser.
Cen, gegeu Die oeitih6iilgoriiden
Stcllungen an Gerro.6hIb.
uWeitcrn crlitten iic wisOernm
cine idJuere uuO blutige glieSer.
lnge."
n0eitlider ariegsihoupIab:
oSecresgrltppe 6es slrouprin3en
8uppredlt;
y2lu Der Sonlme.3 3ront lit 5a&
Gieidiibieuer, 0os icit enoe Aoueln.
Der 3icntlid idmoh mar ute0erint
Ieb6aitcr acuoroeu
n@ecrc$grnppe 6es oeutihen
aronbrin3eu:
yqIuf 6cm 5ffi6cu llfcr ser
@'aa5 mo III Ser pGbe Der 0oiel
fouoen @eidiib- im0 4}iHcaf0nle;isa
itatt. 5uiantcrie 5etciIi1te iidi
nidt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
Scnat bcihlieRt, gIiiateu ole
Gin'unnreran9 5u Derbietcu.
antra9 GceS abaeltbut.

0aibinotoH 13. 0e3. Sine neue
8e drdntung Der GinponOeruna. ipsl :
c6e iih 9euator 9fesD, mi6ouri aus-
9ebdtt, perionen bic ginnan0eruna
5u oerbieten, peIde bier cine 3eit
lang arbeiten uno ipater In lire 6eis
mat 8uriidfehren noIlen, niro ais
zine 2lbdnoerung gum @inpanoes
run9sgeies ben Senat belh6ftioen.
Sic oiirfts has gleite S6idIal bay
len Die &eeos antrog. Neger aug
2lfrIto dns5uitIieBen, Der nit 81
Stimmen gegeu 80 obgelebnt puroe.
9a9egen uabm Der Senot bic Qlusy
tt9litBung Der gIIiaten in elmer Torm
an, pel6e oie gmpfinoIi6teit Der
,Snpnner idonen ion. gBd6renb Der
Debate tom e8 5u einem 0ortpehs
lel 3lpilden Senator 9ooae unb Ses
nator Ybelnn.
ves 1T Elm GROCER Srrtum~, loats
SogOe, cine befreunbste Ration dbs
iiatlia Dor ben Sopf gu ytuBen."
Bbelnn erplosrte; ,llnier Qonb
iptrb BON 8aibington unb ni6t BON
Sofio Gus regiert."
osnotor gbelan tiinoiqte einen
nenen antrag an, bic Ginipanberina
BON Sapdnerinnsn gu perbsnbern. sSn
Amerttn 9ebOrene aipoer iopnnilder
GIIern 3aben IN RdIiFornien bns
Reat, @runpbeFs gu erper6en, unb
oas 8efcB, peltes Sopnnern ben 8e.
'Ig BON 8runoei9entum perbietsf, ,pirb
our9 lltberi6reibung L;r @rrnbIiide
ouf In 4merito geborene &inoer BON
Snpanern umgonqen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

len. SD babe bic bipIomotiThsn Ser
treter Sponiens. Der Ser. Staa,en
nno Der S6nei8 erIudt, oisle 9lote
peiter su bef0rbern.
,%TSn Mien, aonitautinopel uno
Sofia iit ouf 0ie gIeiche @ei!e pur.
gegangen nDroen. 2(noere neutrcls
6tooten, unb Seine .0eili9teit, Ser
9apf. iinb 9leihfals in aeHntni&
9eiegt moroen.
&erdHtuOrtmna abscidliitteli,
Gam nerlas Der &an5ler Die on
Die 9teutraIen gerid)tctc gfote. 9}aA
@erleinpg Oerielben iogte er::
rVicine @erreu i'm 9Iugult 1914
pollteu umiere 5einoe Die @}nd)t.
rage Ourh ben MeItfrieg oui Oie
Erobe ltellcn. @eute trctcu mir filr
Die 5rie0eilsfroge ein, fiir Die
U'enidildfeit. 9Sir erlparten oie
9lntuort uniercr iSeinDe in ser cril.
item Stimmiiug, Die 0llrh uniere IN.
mere fino irBere Strait iuie ourd) Die
9ieinbcit unicrcS @euiiiens perur.
iad]t lpuroe.
cMcnn mnierc tScinoe iidJ mci.
9ern, ben Srisg su 6ceROen, luenn
lie bic wcltihmerc Siiroc alIcr Der
Sdrefen, Die nod fOlgcn werOrn,
iibernebmem lUullen, onnn iuirb i'm
geringitcn beutidDcn peim jcocs
Ocntldle Sers I'm beiligeu 3prn ae.
gen nnicre sSeinoe enthrcnnen, oie
nid)t millcns fino, oem HGnncrmur.
Den elm GuOc at MAIDEN, auf oaf
lie lire lSrDbernnas- naS @eFnidj-
tungspl1ne fOrticben fDnnen.
nSsn elmer ibidiulsidlpercn Stut.
be baben mir eincn idlueren Gnt.
id]hlb gefoBt. (fr mar Dnrd]tr1nft
rlit Dem 9lute BON @unOerttaujcn.
ben iinierer 8rii0er un0 S0bne, Die
i6r 2eben gum Sdtte Der bcinlotli.
den @rbe bingobcn. Ntenidliher
@eiit rno meni9lider @erItano linO
5u idiuod, lid 5u Den b0tlten mo
aiiBerlten SSrogen in 0ieicn @elt.
fompfe olti5nifpingen, eh &ompl,
Der ale Gdlrcdcu oes iroiid)en
0aieinS elltbiiIlte, ober ou6 ole
8roBe OeS menidIihen Wiutes uno
ocs incnihIi6en @illens, ipie lie I'd
nod ME Oifenbart bot.
ySOtt miro Der Hidltcr icin. @ir
fOnuen aui nnicrem @cee furti4lrci.
ten"
Safer Sarls @rDflcmatiom.
2(miteroam, 13. DEG. 9aiier aarl
erIieB elmer Diener 8epeI9e sufoIqe
foIgenbe Proclamation ON lein Seer
uno feline 6fotte;
uMit @ottes giitigem geiitdnb
uno Der 4rsoauer unIerer treuen
ger6iinOeten Goben mir cine 2oge qe>
idaffen, bic uS!eren enogulttgen
Sieg olIen 3peifeln entriidt. I'm
unieren 90Itern. bic iih in f6peren
3eiter 10 ReIoenmiitig ge3eigt BADEN.
ben Segen beg Sriebsns 3nriid3u8e=
BEN, baben ib unb msine Qerbir p
ten Oerlu4t, einen ebrenbollen Frie=
zen bertsi5uFiibren.
sd bete, baB Der 9fIlmd6tiae uns
Ter 9orgehen nit feinem Seaen be-
gIeite, ober i'd bin ii6sr3sugt, bab
56r fortfobren tperbet 8u tdmpfen,
big Der 5risben oeIhloffsn Ober Der
Jeino 5eritmsttert ON 9oben lieat."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
S@iffe uerienft.
9eutide II SODte crwiidltet
siuei SranspOgtOnmpter.
gOn iiber 1900 Sonuen.

Berlin, ii6er 2oubon. is. Del.
Die beutide 2louiralitdt erIisB iols
genOe Grtldruag:
,llnIere 1au&boote torpebIsrteu
am rs. Qobcnlber uno an 3. De-
3em6er i'm G5tIiaen 1eile oes llitteI=
ldnaiiden Wseres 3pei grcBe Zrdns=
portoampisr BON iiber 5000, be3.6000
1onnen, Die ifper nit 9rie9snlatez
rial bela6en luaren. Giner Der Ioms
pier mar betpaffHet. 8eioe tourben
non 3erf0rern begleitet.
Qoris. 13. 9s5. 2tug Gas pal
mas, aanariihe .yuieln, lpirb berif
tet, oaB 3lUei 0eHtihe 3du9boote in
Dem oortigen 9oisn onlangtea un0
uebn eiuem 0ort iutsrnisrten beute
igben TampfCr unls9ten.
gonopu, l.. De-. Der hduiihe
Gampfer .gacqty@, 7S6 5onueH.
1T ptrieuit mor0cn. 9is @anniaait
purOe 2eretteT
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

Berlin. t3. Sea- 0robtIos ndd
Sopoi0c, g. 5. Ser oelitibe Gene-
raliiab erlieB eclteru abeno iolocr
De @rlfdumg:
sgIu Der oitIihcu mo peltIdcn
6ront lit Die Gage unnerduoert.
n5u Der @rOReu g4allOdei wirb
unier iieereider &Ormari6 oeecu
bic 9iuiicn muO Hnmanen iOrtscs
Jest"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
MahtnIen trribt bic rn0lId-rnmdni-
l0r Armrt witorr DOr f0 brr.
alcbrr $1,000 6rtangene lit Drtl Gaaen
@tamtutrInfc Der &unliUtn brtrageu 100000
WaHu.-Sbrc Artlllere 10 gut luir UtSudJtet.
aamanisn teilt serbiens sebieetol.


Berlin, 49, Sc, Ger Scmtdc 0neraldnb rlt 6eute
miag NIT bah Der gOcrauN NnmGnn Inden m Ccb upu
Sseu mOerscbrodcu cinSlin Sr Gd msuu,
on Der 6ndt mad, @OrOOitcu bciuSen.
am actrgn Sage alen wnrOm H6 1000 Ganaene nnS rce
Scute 0rir9smatcrIaI gemGdt
Smdc Nn9rifi Der 6hid 6Out ;nrHdeeuen nnS
ma;rSuudn 6rUn aGu Die esue Auarii d6pt cin.
acirat
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

Berlin, ii6er 2on6on, 13. Qe3.
Der Sieges5ug Der @iadenien.See.
re b1lt an. Geutoniidbe Eruppen
ltuo idou peit uorooitIih bon gu-
IoreIt poraeorlmaen, uno itebeu
lcst oui Der 6lanfe Der ruiiIdeu
Seretb. .SteIllmgen. Die bereits
ibiper beorobt iiuo. Die genaie
SteIlung Der 9eutiden oui Dem
uor0liden 6liIgel Der Wtadenien.
armee miro nidt betonnt aegeben,
I'M Die in oen Bergen ltebenoeu
8ruppen Der Hnuanen, oeren @e.
ianoennobme unbertneiolib erideat.
I'M llnfIaren 5u Ioiien.
Sir Ole Solonifi.Grpe6ition Der
2IQiierten bat man inlr ein mitlet.
oiges 9lhiel8udeu. W}nu iinoet Oie
@einbr uidt mebr etnlt, ieitoem
SorroiI bepieien, oaB ct mht in
norooItliGer Gi6tling oorriiden
fonnte m0 oeSboIb aus poIitiiden
@riinoen 6ie Giienlioe bel O}ono.
itir einIeiten gieB.
Die 3abl Der in alien Seilcn
TumGuicuS lett bean GiHtritt &u.
mGnieus in ben arieg gemndtcn
tSefanscuen iit uuf 10000 Nlmn
asitisgen. Die 3abl Der SOten mO
&eribnnocten 6etrGgt 100000 AnS
bic ,3abl Der er6entefen 0cidiiBc
600, lUaS gleidbeoentsno III init
Ger gIusriiltnng bon iedlS armee-
fOrps. Die Stdrfc Der rrmanii6en
grmec lit OeSbalb nnf ben Rna.
pnnft gcinnfrn, uu6 Die StGrfe Der
Slrmce 1T nod esrinJcr als bic Der
Set6en, als oieie nadl CSricdlenlanS
nnO NIbanieu fluben.
Gie Truppen Der 0eutihen Ser.
biiroeten boben mtf i6rem gor.
marib iiber GOO 3ipiliiteu befreit
Gle BON ben Hmdnen ntitgeidIeppt
mur6en SAT- to9Iidl mer0en nod
oroBe @orrGte an @etreioe m0
on0eren 8orrdtcn qeflm6en Die in
i6rcm @ciomilnlion9 gan5 rieien'
bait iino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
Oh sournet.
Gntcnte Nomirn. ie;ues Gpm-
manODs entbDbtn.
Grisdiider 9rOtsft gcsen slOduOe.

Oriedii1er Hroteit gegen Slo6aSe.
poris, 13. 8e8. 9i3e,Qomiral 9u
Iournet. Der &ommanoeur ser Gnts
ente. ,5lotte in grisdii6en 0epdFern,
lit ieines Gommanbos eHtboben NOR
sen. Sein 9o6fplser 1T 4omirof
@auher.
oonbon, Is. Deg. Sine aeuiers
9epeIAe aus 2lthen mel0et. eab bic
gntentes1ipIomdten ale 9orbersiz
tungen CUR Q6reiie 9etrofien hdben.
Die llutertausn Der 2(uiierten haseu
iich TAFT ane eingei6iFft.
Die grisdii6en 3eitunasn boffen.
bag Der 3rieos erbaitsn bleibt, MD
itu5eR Tih oabsi nuf bic gaticte.
rae bic 9ertreier oer Guteme isint
rsasn JornsruHgen fprmuliert babeH.
erOftit aesen gfoaaSe.
0aiGington. 13. Ie5 De ariecei-
fts 5tianotihGft mahie bsHie eeu
3roteii 6etdnnt. lusl1eH oie grietis
.fts Rsgisruns asstn Dit absr Gris.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

Scrlimcr SeriG)tc.
Berlin 10. 2G.. orabtIos naA
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

aniicr bsiuilligt @cindD bes SsIS.
mnridnllS bon linocnbnra.

Berlin. .13. 0e3. aaifer ggilbcIm
trd9t jeBt ods GroBtreu3 gum gifsrs
nen Sreu5. Gr bat es auf GrIuten
Oes 6eIomarI6oas BON Sinhenburq
ais dIteften attipen Generals ner
preubiThen 2trmee on9eIegt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17
Hiemes Gabiuett.
SrianS iteIlt e5 Ocm @rGliSen,
ten pur.
Sriessfcmitee fat iiiuf MitaIieNcr.

Qaris, IS. De3. qremierminiiter
9rianb bot isin neuss aobinett aes
biIbet unO Dem prdiioentsn Yointar6
porgeiieIIt. @s beitebt aus 5ehn Dit
olieoern.
9riessminiIter lit @eneroI Suberi
2noutep, Der felt geainn oes &rie-
ges in Marotto grobe militGrii1s
un6 oipIomotiIhe 6Gbieteiten beipie,
ZEN bat. 5ijnf mlitglieoer 6es Subi-
netts biloen Das ariegstomitee, oeu
@ensraI Soffre uIs da6perfiIuoioer
9eirat CUR Ssite itsbt. Dos Obers
9ommanOO i'm 6elbe iit benz Gene
roI gtipeTe iibertrdgsn, Der fih bel
Der Serteibieung pon 0eroun 9ors
beeren eriporbsn bat. Bon friiberen
Miniitern iinO ser Ssinanaminifer
4Ieranoer Gibot uno Gilbert Sbos
mos beibe6aIien.
Die 3eihngen be'prehen bic 3us
Fnmmsniebun9 oes Gobineits pbne
.aroben @ntbuIiasmus. gl(Isemeinen
9eifdll finbet Die Grnennuno bes
GieneraIs glipelle, iopobl meaen Ieis
ner 2eiitungen an Ser 8ront, oIs
aud, neil er baI6 engIiih 1T. ba
feline Wlpttsr elmer Solootenfamilie
aus Sent onge1orte. Nlon qIaubt,
ooB Die gritsn iiber glipeues Grnsns
nung bod erfrtut fein tperoen.
Simmcn ami WergcItana.
Sritm ii6cr 6cfanecnma6mc Ses
SOpitans Slaifie nnfgc6radjt.
9onoon 13. 0e3. Die hritiIt6e
Re9ierung iItf iiber bic @eFanlennabs
me bes 3npitdns 8laiiie pom
Dompier nGolebonia". pel6er tir3s
lib Derfentt fpuroe. aufgebrobt uno
aebt nit Der gIbIi6t Inn, ernlte gt0B.
regeIn au ergreifen.
0os 9tuspGrti9e Qlmt bat bic
2tbmitaIitdt I'm 92at esfrogt, oter
nod teine GntI4eioung eetroffen.
Der 9ompfsr rGoIeOonia" bate
reriu6t, oos oeutibe Sou96pot 5u
rammen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-17

Berlin, 10. Seq, oraGtlo5 mad
Sogpiae, g. ;. Ser @eneroIitab
Der 6iterreiaiidingariiden 2lrmee
erlieB 9eitern ioIoen0e GrfIdruu5:
.1yront oes G8ber3ogs Soiep9:
g5m ben aarpathen babeH bic
Guiien trOt iGrer idlueren muO blu,
tigen Serlnitc, bic iidD fonieruatiusr
Sdjdeuna gcmGf in Der @Ofe uOr'
fer anf 10000 Nann bcliefcut Heue
nnO eanjlidD crfolaluic 9lHsrific &c.
madlt.
.0eeus9rnype ocs @crerols oon
2(ri::
rSm Gjgega6ifnitt (n5rOlidrg
9dl Der rlmaniitcu CitironD ba.
ten mir weitlid mo norOpcitlia
Dou Ccna ieinolitc 2lngrifie a5.
1cidllaaeu.
Scrlimcr SeriG)tc.
pcrljn 10 3C.. nrohtlos mad
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-23
DE ROOS BAILEY DEAD.

Little Rock, Noy. 22.-Information
has been received here Of the death of
DeRoos Bailey in Battle Creek, Mich,
Nov. 6, where he had been under
treatment several months for a nerv-
GUS breakdown. He was a native of
Boone county, and was engaged in the
practice of law at Harrison. He was
prosecuting attorney of the 14th dis
trict circuit from 1887 to 1890. He
was engaged in the practice of law in
Little Rock for several months in
1896, and for the last fourteen years
had been located at Muskogee, Okla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-23
BRADBURY'S THIRD
TRIAL IN Less THAN
YEAR NEARS END
CONTINUED from page one.)

mons National bank, Frank Miner,
former bank teller, Erskine High
tower, teller of the Peoples bank, as
handwriting experts, and of A. u.
Foster one of the executors of the
Jenkins estate. Through the hand
writing experts, the state brought
about identification of the handwrit.
ing on several postcards and letters
found in Bradbury's trunk, as being
the same as that ON cards admitted
to have been written to him by Mrs.
Jenkins. In each case, the defense
sought to obtain from the witnesses
the admission that they did not claim
to be experts, and might be mistaken:
which admission each of the wit
nesses made.
The Afternoon Session.
Immediately upon court reconven-
ing in the afternoon. the state an
nounced that it rested.
Attorney Rogers for the defense
then read a dozen or more deposit
tions from prominent residents OF
Orange and Orange county, Va, all
stating that the general reputation Of
T. 8. Bradbury there for peace, duief
and morality was good, and each OF
the deponents. stating that he had
never heard anything derogatory to
the defendant.
Judge T. M. Phillips of Altheiner
was called as character witness.
testifying tat defendants general
reputation was good. On cross ex-
animation, however, he stated that
he had not once visited Sheriff. or
the neighborhood of the jenkins farm
during the period in which Bradbuy
lived there and that all he knew or
Bdabury was when the defendant
srent about week at his house and
stopped at the hotel at Altheimer,
when he was travelling salesman.
John F.. Sennett, called to testify to
the general reputation of defendant,
said he did not know the general
reputation of Bradbury.
Dr. J. S. Gregg was called by the
defense as a character witness, and
qualified, saying he knew defendants
general reputation in the community,
and it was good.
On cross examination, witness ad-
mitted having heard remarks to the
effect that Bradbury was "too init
mate with several married women
and admitted further that such re-
marks were pretty general" He adj
mitted also that for some little time
prior to jenkins death he had heard
pretty general remarks that Brad
bury was "too intimate" with Jen-
| kins wife. Witness said he could
not remember ever having heard it
remarked that Bradbury had seduced
respectable young woman of that
vicinity.
Peter Notes, farmer, said he did
not know the general reputation OF
the defendant.
Miss Julia Notes testified that Brad
bury's general reputation was good
admitting under cross examination
she resided two miles from Sheriff.
and that Bradbury had corfesponded
with her sister
Miss Cora Nixon testified she had
known Bradbury since the school
term of 1913-1914, and that his reputa-
ton was good. She said she had
heard that Mr.. jenkins had fired
Bradbury for drunkenness. She had
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-23
TO LECTURE HERE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Prof. Hermann S. Herring, member
of the board of lecturers of the Church
of Christ, Scientists, of Boston, Mass,
will deliver lecture on Christian Sci
ence at the Hauber theatre building