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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
BUILDING FLOATS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ia
i.O00.ton building floating down the
lay was the unique spectacle San
s,T'ranciscans saw early today when
<3he structure which officially repre-
wanted Ohio at the Psnama-Pacific
position was Fdoved TO San Car
~. % miles south OF here. The
4 Ssfilding was purchase by the Pc.
ninsula Country club OF San Carlos
as a clubhouse. II was lifted bod.
fly on barges and towed south to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
Biggest Cow Cupboard in the
World Is Made in Washington

product to it's Texas home.
X. G. Pierson, manufacturer.
says that a COW would be fixed
for life If she had the contents
Of the silo when filled.
"One bossy could eat three
squares a day for $40 years on
the 1000 tons OF ensIlage which
the silo holds" Pierson estl.
mates.
The Tennessee Dairy Co. is the
largest concern OF its kind In
Texas, and at present has two
silos measuring 20x65 feet.
II IL estimated that the 1900
tons OF food which will be
stored up for six months
winter period will enable the
dairy to milk about 1000 cows
a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

The largest cupboard for
COWS ever made in the state
has Just been completed.
This bovine larder is known
technically as Tung-Lok silo,
and was built by the Union
Lumber Co, OF Union Mills,
Wash. for the Tennessee Dairy
Co. of Dallas. Tex.
Its dimensions are 40xS0 feet.
and II contains $1,000 feet Of
lumber. The usual output OF
silos at Union Mills is from 20
% rs silos day II required
two days TO complete the Dallas
. masterpiece
4 From six TO seven average
silos can be loaded on freight
Rr, but II required three cars
- transport the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
3 dead, z ARE DYING;
ate Picked FISH

VANCOUVER. y. C.. Aug. le.-
Mrs. Sipes and two children. at
Port Clements. Queen Charlotte
islands. are dead today. Mrs. Sipes
mother and another child are dy-
ing. all as the result OF eating fish
which Mrs. Sipes had preserved re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
SLAVS CAPTURE
358,602 OF FOE

PETRooRAD, Aug. t6.-Rus-
si5n armies under Gen. Bru-
silof. from June 4 TO Aug. 10.
captured 35s,6o2 Austro-German
prisoners and a05 cannon, II
was officially announced today.
Other booty includes 1925 ma
chine guns, 33s mine and bomb
throwers and 292 powder carts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
How Old
Anrae?!

That may be a fair ques-
ton to ask, but it's really
not the important thing,
tho Anne was an actress.
Naturally, the story has
TO do with theatrical life.
for Anne is the central fig
..'ss9noN '9uuN,, III am
the novel written by Juliet
G.. Sager, which will APP
pear next week in The
Star, beginning Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
SIDELICHTS ON
HUGHES VISIT

lie doesn't smoke any more,
Thinks Il hurts bis throat.
Or. Norman Edward Dittman.
New York physician. sprays the
candidates throat before and after
every speech.
.Whsn the tatsls GETS hotter"
ssys the doctor, land Mr.. Hughes
makes . series Of speeehes In New
York. III spray him In sss auto,
on the 60"
7 mean spray his throat In the
futo." corrected TIE doctor.
James c. Marriott II hughes
private shorthand artist.
lie has taken Down every politi.
cal speech the candidate has ever
made.
Two expert stenoEraphers, c. A.
Morrison and r. u. Elmer. trans
late the notes into press copies Of
the speeches.
I'VE had TO make SO copies In
Chicago" explained Marriott "snd
we'll make 20 here. The news
paper boys get 'em from us."
Mr.. Hughes valet Ia William Glib.
son.
But the candidate doesn't call
him valet for publication.
lie is termed messenger on the
personal list
"eu, he don't only message"
eonfided Henry. the porter on the
candidate. train. "lf there's any
dirt on Mr.. Hughes collar, this boy
Gibson uses the eraser
Charles Farnham. the tour man
ager, arranges for the ice water
at the hotels.
And 80. n. Van de Boaart. trans
portation manager. tips the porters.
MFR. Hughes Is wearing his
vhiskers closer and closer every
week" noted Porry Arnold. United
Press correspondent. "Itll be
Van Dyke by election time II he
ltn't careful"
He gets orange Juice on 'em now
and then.
"Oranges are the governors
favorite fruit" says the official
publicist. "He eats three every
irornina and three every night, and
drinks the juice when he's over
heated"
Likes prepared breakfast foods.
too.
Goes 20 ball games-especially
during the campsign. Shook hands
with Cobb at Detroit. Cobb got
fused, and let fly ball go over
his head for home run the next
inning.
Constitution" is the name paint.
ed on Candidate Hughes private
car.
ITS good stuff says his pub
Continued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
WATER sHUT.oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off in all of
South Park on Thursday. from .
a. m. TO p. m. Water viii also
be shut off in the district between
25th ave. $. and 3Srd ave. s.. from
Hanford 81. to Andover St, during
the same hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

Gently.
The whole family was seized
with terrible pains. The mother
and children collapsed before aid
could be rendered. There Is no
doctor on the Queen Charlotte is.
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
~ coRNEllA GLASS

a great deal has been said.
ore way and another, about
Charles e. hughes. republican
candidate for president. A
great deal more probably viii
be said Of him before the cam.
psian 10 over.
And In every story that dis.
eusses him will appear the one
phrase. land Mrs. hughes"
That phrase has 70 appear.
for everywhere that Gov.
Hughes goes. ard everything
that he does. Mrs. Hughes 10
right there. doing the same
thing, az nearly as she can.
Tuesday evening. In the
Washington hotel. watched
the pair Of them shaking hands
with the hundreds OF precinct
committeeman who passed by
In a Iona line. II was an unusu-
al performance for q woman.
There 10 no precedent for II.
PFfNNfp~fy tfS~es. Wf9s
Hughes 10 the first woman who
has ever accompanied her hus.
band on presidential cam
paian.
She shook hands warmly witt
each committeeman. spoke hi
name clearly. and then turned q
recognize her husbands introdue
tion 10 the next in line. There wa
no suggestion OF limp wearines
about her.
Eyes Betrsy WEAKNESS
Only by going close and perceiy
ing the dark hoilows beneath he
eyes would one know that she wa
tired.
Mrs. Hughes has not left he
side since the trip be
gan. In Butte he went down int,
n mine. and she went with him. shi
has gone in the same car to ever,
hall I'm which he has spoken: sh
has stood beside him In every re
ceiving line. and she has playe,
In every motion picture Fl
which he has been starred. Saw
for IL newspaper men. a manager
two stenogra 1hers. three secre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
Cheer Him . Minute

Cheer Him . Minute
When the presidential candidate
appeared on the platform with Mrs
Hughes. County Chairman Ralph
Horr and State Chairman Harrison.
the audience broke into cheers. and
the applause lasted more than q
minute. Again. when he arose TO
speak. the applause exceeded a min.
ute In duration.
Several hands and soioiats enter.
tanned the audience before the ar.
rival OF the distinguished speaker.
Hughes spoke In part as follows;
-Americanism means a long look
ahead and a fundamental policy. II
means not simply that We shall
make the most OF the physical re
sources OF this country. II means
tCon,inued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
REGISTER NOW!

GOV. LISTER HAS DESIGNATED NEXT sATuR.
DAY As THE BIG STATEWIDE REGISTRATION
DAY FOR THE COMING PRIMARIES BUT you
CAN REGISTER iMMEDIATEtN IN THE COUNTRY
DISTRICTS. EVERY ONE MUST REGISTER IN THE
CITY, THOSE WHO FAILED TO VOTE IN THE MAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16
MIGHT EDITION

GOODNESS! CAN HUGHES VISIT HAVE AL
READY LEFT SUCH A MARKED EFFECT ON
sEATTLE7 IT'S GOING TO BE COOLER THURSDAY.
SAYS GEORGE THE WEATHER MAN. HE DOESN'T
MINcE WORDS HE THUS CHIRPs: FAIR To-
NIGHT AND THURSDAY. COOLER THURSDAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

"eu, he don't only message"
eonfided Henry. the porter on the
csndldate's train. "lf there's any
dirt on Mr.. Hughes collar. this boy
clbson uses the eraser"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-16

Charles Farnham. the tour man
ager. arranges for the Ice water
at the hotels.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
To be held in Chicago. August 21st,
~ oSfh 1O16

To be held in Chicago. August 21st,
to 25th, 1916.
Attending these meetings will be a
large number of distinguished men
and women, from all parts of the
United States, who will take an ac-
tive part in making this the largest
Masonic gathering ever held.
Events of the Week.
I. Fifth Knights Templar In
ter-State Conference.
2. Eighteenth Annual Meeting
Of Imperial Council, Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine.
8. Meeting of the international
Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons.
a Second Meeting of the
Grand and Past Grand Masters
and Grand Secretaries Confer
ence.
S. International Grand Chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star.
e. Grand Court Daughters Of
isis, of the United States.
Monday the 21st, the opening ses-
sion, to Friday the 18th, the Recep-
tion Committee has arraigned a feat
ure of entertainment, for every minute
'"cluding the Prize Drill of the
'~ine Patrol, the big Parade of tn"
might Templars, and Field Day ex-
rcises. participated in by all of the
"epartments of the Order, conclud
ng with dancing.
IF you have not taken your sum
"rer vacation come to Chicago on the
list. The headquarters of all De-
"r+r'ents will be open to you. Write
for information.
R. E. Moore. Chairman, 1865 Ver-
non Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
W. E. Berry. Secretary, 1865 Mich
ran Ave., Chicago, Ill.
J. M Morris, SOC Boston Block
Minneapolis, MINI.
Advertisement.
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+. s. Center '4639.
WALFRIDG WESTMAN
Photographer
1926 Washington Ave: So. MINI
GUESTS AT HOTEL DALE,
CAPE, MAY NJ.

hitadelDhia: Mr.. and Mrs. CoD-
landy Mr. and Mrs. VIM: T Lewis
Mrs. Hadie Jones" Mrs. N: F. Mos
sell. Mrs T. E. Phillips. Bishops J.
Albert Johnson and IL Coppin. Dr.
Swekland and Family. Messrs. Jno. T
Gibson. G. w. Pitts. Tno. Love- Tno
A. Harris: Jnoa H. Weaver, VIM
Curv. F. s. Robinson. Misses Rita
Se1vv. Marie and Emi1v Simmons
T.rcv Sherman. Mrs. Celeste Carter
Herbert L Brown
New York: Misses Marv Rowland
Iaris VAUGHN ]. HI Ready. Mrs. G.
". Wallace. Theo' M! Warren. Mrs
Clarence D. .Whitmore,y Mr.! and Mrs
Frank s. Armand. Mrs Fannie
Rhone. -Messrs. E. Iceberg, Oliver E
White.
WASHINGTON Miss Bertha J.
Thnrnas. Mrs Marjorie, Robinson,sM
srd-Mrs. PERI Frishv.
M, and Mrs c B. Cobb. Radn,or
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Read. Pitts
buro. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H: Crocker
Suffolk Va. Messrs.o Salem Davis
7. Newton Johnson
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12

he was awaiting execution in the state
penitentiary Attorney e. Burton Ceruti
Of Los Angeles was induced to ask for
new trial. A new trial was granted
and Mr.. Ceruti, without hope Of re.
ward for his effort. undertook to save
the mans life from the gallows.
1t was clear to the attorneys friends
that he was undertaking a hopeless
task. Nevertheless, with a courage that
is admirable and devotion that Is rare.
Mr.. Ceruti proceeded to defend the un.
fortunate man. Few men in the pro.
fession would have made such a great
sacrifice Of time and energy in behalf
of man in Miller's predicament. In
order to do full justice to his client.
Mr.. Ceruti gave up his practice in Los
Angeles for six weeks and gave him
self unremittingly to the trial Of Miller
in the Santa Barbara court. He found
his problem one Of the most perplex.
ing and difficult legal issues ever en-
countered in his experience.
In the city of Santa Barbara he con.
fronted antagOnistic sentiment on every
hand. There was no mercy to be
shown his client. Both races were
against him, and, while many colored
and white citizens had remarked that
Miller was crazy and irresponsible. not
one person could be found to so de-
clare before the court. The man at the
bar has no friends in the courtroom.
hn 30 nf
Santa Barbara served only to spur the
attorney on to his greatest effort. and
he proved himself both hero and
humanitarian in his noble attempt to
secure justice. Attorney Ceruti's big
heart and big brains. moved by the
most generous impulse. were taxed to
the utmost. with the result that he
finally won the victory Of saving his
clients life.
1t was almost impossible to secure a
jury in the Miller case. Over 300 men
from all parts Of the county were call
ed. and so great was the prejudice that
but twelve out Of that number could be
accepted. One man. prominent bust
ness factor in the city, declared that he
believed Miller guilty because he was
Negro. He implied that he believed
that all Negroes are criminal. There
developed in the case many dramatic
situations and thrilling episodes and,
while the case proved to be the most
expensive murder trial ever heard In
Santa Barbara the lawyers expressed
themselves as highly gratified that they
had been privileged to have contact
with a colored lawyer Of such marked
ability and profound legal knowledge
as Attorney Ceruti.
The newspapers in Santa Barbara
were generous in their comments. and
the judges expressed their great salts
faction with the skillful manner In
which Attorney Ceruti handled the
case. 1t is considered that he won a
great victory when he had the sentence
reversed from death to life.
George r. King Locates at Whitesboro.
George r. King. well known newspa
per correspondent and member Of the
National Negro Press association. has
taken up his residence at WhitesbOro.
Nj Mr. King was recently engaged
to write series Of articles for some
Of the daily papers of Camden. N. J.
Aside from his newspaper work. Mr..
King devotes some time to truck gar
dening and poultry raising.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
By CHARLES ALEXANDER.

By CHARLES ALEXANDER.
The Negro is making rapid progress
in the profession Of law on the Pa
ciic coast. This is especially true In
Los Angeles, in southern California
Some of the cases handled by our men
recently have attracted national atten
ton. One Of the very unique cases
lately tried in Santa Barbara, Cal.
was that Of Thomas Miller, a colored
man who killed white man in that
city early in July, 1915.
Thomas Miller was tried for mur
der in September, 1915, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged. This man
committed the deed while suffering a
strange mental alteration. and while
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
PENTICOSTAL.
Peoples Christian Assembly.
1904 Washington Ave, So.

Services Sunday-ll A. M.
Sunday School-l.30 P. M.
Praise Meeting-3 P. M.
Preaching-8 P. M.
FLDER G. w. MITCHELL, Pasto'
Assisted by Mrs. G. w. Mitchell
Come! and Serve the Lord.
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ST., JAMES CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. JAMES CHURCH SERVICES.
St. James A. M. E. Church will hold
their services Sunday at 23rd and
Bloomington Ave. So, on July 80.
Morning Services at l1:O0 A. M.
Sunday School at 1890 P. M.
Evening Services at 7:45 P. M.
Come and hear our full vested
Choir and noted Evangelist at both
ervices.
The Tru-tee Board.
Advertisement.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Comfortable Furnished Rooms. for
Light Housekeeping Clean and With
in Business District. Cali Mrs. Har-
ris, 707 So. Third St., Minneapolis
Choice Furnished Rooms. Modern
block from car line-Desirable loca-
tion. Mrs. Mitchell, 2O2O 5th Ave. S.
Phone South 117.-Call mornings.
Nicely furnished, single or house
keeping rooms. Modern in every re-
spect. For information Phone Drexel
3673.
FURNISHED KITcHENETTE.
For nt.-A furnished living room
and kitchenette. Suitable for married
couple, every convenience. Also
rooms with bath-near business dis
trict. Apply to Mrs. o. D. Phelps,
119 Western Ave. Cali Main 5444.
For married couple.-Nicely Fur
nished Room. All modern, in res
idence district, with private family,
a20 E. 36th St. Call Colfax 41e8.
For Rent Swell 4 room flat, hot
water heat. Hot and cold water, gas
electric light and bath. Adress Mrs.
G. Ware, 3648 Columbus Ave. Col
'rfax 3223.
SACRIFICE BARGAIN.
Three family house, 6 rooms to
each flat, good location; $3,O0000
Small payment down, $1,000 per
month.
o. G. PRICE,
2814 10th Ave. So.
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ST. PETERS A. M. E. CHURCH
END St. Near 10th Ave. So.

THOS. B. STOVALL, Pastor.
Parsonage 2205 Elliot Ave.
N. w. Phone So. 762.
Sunday Services, 11:0O A. M.
Preaching 1890 P. M. Church Class
lis P. M. Sunday School 6:45 P.
M. Allen c. E. League 800 P. M.
Preaching. Prayermeeting every
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12

The Cut Rate Grocery Store is con-
Quoted entirely by Negroes. See
their Ad and tpatropize them
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
9TH Ave. North and Hoag ST.

Res. 2406 II Ave. S.
Phone Drexel 500
Regular Services.
Preaching: II A. NJ, 8 P. M.
Sunday School 1880 P. M.
B. Y. p. U. Society Gas P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wed. 8 P. M.
A WELCOME TO ALL.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
HOTEL DALE
Cape May, N. J.

Comfort and Elegance With"ur
Extravagance
This Magnificent Hotel Located In
the Heart of the Most Beautiful
Seashore Resort in the World.
is replete with every modern improve
ment. superiarive in construction ar-
pointments. service and refined pa
tronage Orchestra daily rarn", .
bath-houses. tennis, etc. on prcni>,
Special attention given 10 ,adic> AMI
children Send for bookle,
E. w. Dale. Owner
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12

The officers for the Cleaners Clu'
If Bethesda Baptist Church are Mr."
Harry Greavor. Pres: Mrs. Rob-
Glenn. Vice Pres; Mrs. Osa Law
renee, Secy.; Mrs. VIM. Stirman,
Asst. Secy.; Mrs. T. v. Bolts, Treas.
Mrs. w. A. Houston. Journalist.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
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The Trotter Testimonial Fund.

A contribution has been started
for w. M. Trotter, the fearless editor
of The Boston Guardian, and defender
of our civil rights. Editor Trotter
has made every sacrifice for his race
and now that he is in need, let US
appreciate his efforts by our financial
assistance. Send donations to w. M.
Trotter, Boston, Mass, or to Chas.
Sumner Smith, Sec'y National Equal
Rights League, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sumner
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
A RARE CHANCE.
to buv a home.

Modern six room house for sale.
Terms to suit. For full particulars
call Annex 857.-Advertisement.
Flat of rooms for rent-Modern
except heat, 1882 Central Ave. Call
at 405 Tribune Annex. Phone Main
2040.
A NICE FRONT ROOM.
Nicely furnished front room to rent
for couple. Modern conveniences.
Mrs. Cora Williams,
3l35 Finley Place.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
SEND us rHEgNEWs.

Ifyou want notices inserted, spend
a cent or two and ssend your copy
--cleariyy and' infelligently written.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
PROGRESS MACE:
IN LEGAL LORE:
Success Of E, Burton Ceruii
at Los Angeles, Gal.
SAVES LIFE OF HIS CLIENT.

Well Known California Attorney Re.
ceives High Compliment From Trial
Judge In Recent Case of the People
Against Thomas Miller In Town of
Santa Barbara.
The Twin City star., 1916-08-12
MRS. A. E. DENNIS

MRS. A. E. DENNIS
Agent for the
..PORO HAIR GROWER.
SCALP TREATMENTS AND
MASSAGING.
. SFiAMPOOING AND DRESS
ING THE HAIR.
FINE WORK GUARANTEED.
$50 East 36th St.
Tel. Col. 41o8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Kineierne palete Diliom'

Gan Sroncisco, Gal., ben 12ts
9op.: Oct err 9iueierne Ereiibent
8illon / &nibetaget iaar bar at
taffe for fit @ienpalg. Set bar
CALIFORNIA; 1000 beri 2anbet fsote
og altiaa itemmeberettigeoe &ineIe'
re, iom eiorbe lloiIaget oeri Staten,
% set bar llofaloet beri Stater'.
Iom afgiorbe YrGiioentpalget. @il'
ions Maioritet i California, Der
life enbnu er ofiicielt faitllaaet,
oreier Jig ON noget ouer 5000
Stemmer, Iaa bapoe oct life pGret
for De 1000 itemmeberetti9eoe SIT
neiere, lom eiter oeres SerereS 5or'
iifringer iamtlige itemte paa Wtl'
Jon, pilbe Salget faact ct anoet llo'
fulb.
Noral: Ser bGltoer iaa mangt
unoerliat / oenne Seroen, % Gnt'
bebsfanoioater ma berefter boloe
fla mere inbe meo De |9lgere,
lcm neoitammer fra bet itore Sine
liens 2ano, ialfalb / California.
Gpor Sc MI gipr &rap paa at bolo.
BEN "politiife Wagtsbalance".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
DeroenSfri0en
9~oyffriicIie ira sioc 1

loire, buor oc nnacoe irenn I'll Ell
@ruppc o0clugtc &uic. Scrira ret
tcnc oc / GitcrmiOOag ct beiti9t In'
0rcb moo G%rcaioirc, men blco orepet
tiIbaoc mcb Saonb2ranatcr.
Ter raicr enOmu Ell bettig aano'
naoe oucr belle bcttc Strsg.
Gidciom @ritcrue2 itore me 81
icniip iinbcr Stco Ii1c / Norb for Den
0amlc Sommciront, bar 3p'tcrne
benlugt lit Wiooongrcb I'll Den oller-
ipoliaitc Gel al Den berGnlte Slog'
mari. Get cr liot opcr 10 Wtil mel
lem oe Setter, buor aantpcn MI ro-
Ter ian poIOiomt. Smfanget az IN
ifcrncS Siieniip / SpO Tor Sonmc
piicr, at oct nlaa baue ppret forbe=
reot / lGnacre Sib, og bette iorflarcr
n0iau, bporlor De life bar fiinnct or
Qaniierc ct Woonn9reb moo @rlterne
c0cr gierc nogct oluorligt ior al
itanoic ocre3 Srcmitoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
en- oiplonlatiif
Sen1ationshiltorie

On Spifer peo Napn Irmgaaro
aarl @ropes, Sorfatter al get tplfe
ariesminiiteriums Semmeli9beoer"
oa "Soben5onernes Semmeligbeoer",
OF 1om ieIp %inoremmer, at ban er en-
international Spion", blep f%orleoen
Tag arreiteret paa anfla9e for 5or-
Isa paa of presie Tenge al 8repinoc
BON 9crnitorff, Den tpife gmbasia'
oers Sllltru.
@ropes ifal babe unoerrettet 8rep-
inben ON, of ban bar fomnlct / Be
IiooeIie al enbel ira Spiflano ino-
imuglebe 9repe, iom bar meget fonl.
promitterenoe for benbe, og forlang-
te $4,000 for lloIcperingen al Srepe-
ne. Sons "glacfmailine"- Sorle9 re-
IuItereoe i hans Irreitation; men ef'
teriom Sagen bar uopiflet Jig, ipnes
BET mn, iom ON oe tpife Imbaslaoe
mpnoiebcber belit piloe bare snlfet,
at ban bar reiit til 9Iofsbiers.
Set ifal nemlig bape pitt Jig, at D.
ire 9repe, iom bar tagne no al en-
Yaffe 9repe os oifentlige Sofumen'
ter abresiereoe iii ben tpife ambas'
iaosr, par ~aiiattebe paa ct bemmeltgi
Gifieriproe, % at Sponinsen al oetti
bor hroot for Saaen, of 9repene in
bebolot benmelise WeooeleIier, oe'
aIene bar ment for Den tpife Imbas'
iabsr, men iom paaitaaes celaa
iterf 8rao at ansaa De Sor. Stater
Set beoer iie, of ambaslaosrer
ifaI pore pinia til at ~neoSpsie ga
gen; men oct amerifanite uoenriss
oeportement bar M taget IiT9re, o.
man imsbeier meb itor Sp9uoin9 o.
aiIsrinser, iom "oen International
Spion" bar lopet at siere, naar Sor
'bsret oper BAN tager lin Segpnoelle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

panifc W~puOigbcocr bar Illota9et
mco Scniuu til biSie nDonnlleoe
@ontinititutcr, % bporpco oct er blcf
mnllio Tor YanoctS aopitnliitcr nocn
Rciifo at itartc oisic 6orctoacnoer,
ipm piI bli iau pigtige &iTlpemloler
til 6rcnmc al Den iapanIfc Sorloel
ncO Ninn. Zen iuponlfc Stat bar
ucuIiN iorpIi9tct Jig til at 9drdnterc
en- Minimm9oiuioenoc pr. gor al
6 Trocent Be ierite 10 Gor al @an'
ferries @irfiombco.
elsie Observation-Disclosures
nil iiffcrt fonlmc i'll at plrfc licrtt
tinnrlcrcnoc paa Sapuna tonlnler'
cicuc Gip % oniporc I'll 'ort'atte
@nu0pinoin0cr pno ircmmcoc Mar
fe0cr. "a ari9cn bar bopt Ell NTr'
oclcS ormitig S~noilpOcIic poo Gan
bets cfonomiifc StiainN, bill %ionoIpn'
liupis Sc nurmcitc Mar hlI &lone I'll
en- ~maolbcuiOit Cpmarlcb al Den ia
panifc Sau0cI, iprIig / Gitcn. araI-
Tia unocritettct al Statamo9tcrne %
/ Samarbci6e meO oiaic uiI Oct nj
fcrt. hcOcr oct t|iliIit / Ocu citcrcoc
@crcminQ, citcr ale Sc8n at oemme
luffea &oponS encrgiifc @anoeI9ltono
in0cn iua Iar at bGpc 1T Sano III
Ell StornoQt o9ina poa oct tonnncr-
clclc Gmranoe.