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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
THE BENEFIT OF VEGETABLES
AND FRUIT.

Few woman will realize that a
tushel basket Of vegetables contains
bright eyes, a clear complexion. and
rosy lips.
Not "A single dinner should be serv-
ed without at least ne fresh veget-
ables Beets are among the best
and can be served in various ways.
far instance. after being cooked they
may be served with butter and sea-
soning, cold with vinegar, minced
with cabbage or lettuce salad. They
are also quite palatable when eaten
with little sprinkled salt over
them
While canned beets do not actual
" take the place OF fresh ones, still
they may be substituted when fresh
ones cannot be secured.
When visiting the vegetable mar
ket do not allow the man to top the
beets. These tops make an ideal
vegetables when cooked in the same
manner as one cooks spinach. While
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
75c Golf Balls. f5c
M Tho Ellsworth Store.

The Colonel Golf Balls that are
sold regular at 75c viii 90 into
the last day OF the Anniversary
Sale at 45c.
The & Colonel Non Floater.
The % Colonel Non FlOater.
The q Colonel Floater
The 81 Bramble
AS only half the shipment order
ed has arrived we VIII limit = dozen
90 each customer
Adv. E.llsworth's Mems Dept.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given to the citizens
~ south Bend. Portage Township ST.
Joseph County. Indiana. that the under
signed Viii apply 10 the board ~ com
Uissionefs ~ said county at their OctO-
ber term. 1916 Tor renewal ~ nv
license 70 sell intoxicating viu9us. malt
and -pirituous liquors iH less quantities
than hyc gallons at a time. with the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
announcements

The KeOra Girls club Of the Y.
w. c. A. will be entertained at sup
per at $3.50 o'clock ar the associa-
ton building this evening. During
the supper hour Miss Arva Yeagley
will give a report of the conference
at Geneva.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
DEATHS.

Edmund, one-year-Old son Of Mr..
and Mrs Victor Brzeg, SO ;. Grant
St, died early this morning follow
ing a brief illness.
The funeral viii be held Saturday
afternoon at , o'clock from the resi-
dence. Burial Will be in Cedar
Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS
SATURDAY.
BY MRS. FLORENCE MAY.

SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes.
Fluffy Eggs.
Buttered Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Tomato Welch Rabbit.
Toasted Crackers.
Coffee Cake.
Pickles. Tea.
DINNER.
Veal Outlets.
Boiled Potatoes.
Southern Baked Cabbage.
Deviled Olive salad
Bluebefry Pie.
BREAKFAST.
Fluffy Eggs-Beat the yolks of
three eggs, add a tablespoon OF
milk, and a teaspoon Of butter. Turn
into hot pan. Stir one minute, then
add the whites of six eggs beaten TO
stiff broth. Set in the oven to
brown.
LUNCHEON.
Tomato Welch Rabbit-Melt a cup
and half of cheese, broken into
small pieces. Add a cup OF cooked
tomatoes into which has been dis
solved two teaspoons Of cornstarch.
Boil until the cheese is melted;
serve on toast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
FUNERALS.

The funeral OF Sister II. Eren-
trude, C. :. c., was held this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock from the St.
Mary's inhrmary Burial was In the
community cemetery.
The children OF 81. Hedwige
school attended the services in a
body
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
FREE FAIR TICKETS.

The Livingston store viii present
a gate admission ticket 10 the Fair.
good any day, TO every purchaser
OF $40 or more during Saturday.
Sept ..
AdFt LIVINGSTON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08

lowing a weeks visit with friends
here.
Paul Otrembski Of Chicago is here
on business.
Jack Lewanski returned 10 La
fayette following a business visit
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
BAPTISNIS.

Francis Ksawery, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kwesterowsh.
Fisher s.. was baptized Thursday
evening at St. Casimir's church.
The godparents are Constantine
Rozansk and Mrs. Frances Glod'
both of Terre Coupe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
NEWER Suits. Goats. Dresses ana
Waists at Ellsworth'S.

The Ellsworth Store sells the
latest New York style garments at
their well-known low prices.
New shipments just IN for Satur-
DAYS selling -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
LIQIOR LICEN>E RENEWAL

Notice is hereby given to tbe citizens
Of the Fifth ward auu Of tle city ~
south Bend. Portage Township. g. Joe
>eph County. Indiana. that T. Joseph 4
McGIl. VIII apply to Che board ~ come
mlssiouers ~ s1id county at their oot1-
Der term. 1916. far renewal OF u1F
license 20 sell intoxicating TInOu>. nIIr
and spirituous liquors Sod Jess quantities
than i've gallons ar "a time with tie
privilege ~ allowing tle same to 1c
drunk ou fle premises. and f1r tle serF-
ing ~ lunch and -Ilr ~ tobacco and
cigars and Notwithstanding liquors MF
place NJ business. wherein said liquors
are o. De- sold AND drunk. III located at
NO 5-l5 >uufH Michigan street ln TIE
cts VI south Bend A part ~ Lor ~
- in Martins addition tu rho tifT ~
South Bend. being - feet y and N
- feet p. and IS. Of fHn -. = corner -
said lot said premises HIe He- rif'e-
as being .u tle front room GOD ttn lr,t
or ground floor of Investors nri. IS
building. the said room being .u size
1917 feet north and south Dr. fN feet tHsf
and west. With entrance in front fr"ln
said south Michigan street. frem ~nIfn
street ou The south from store rooms ia
the rear and from h4H ana stairway
leading 20 second floor
Sept s. 1916 JOSEPH A. NhllL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08

Fall Millinery Opening Saturday.
sept 9th. at Dora Waldschmidts
--AdvG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice j. hereby given. thlr tle under
signed BIAS been appointed hF the l.erl
~ rho Circuit Court ~ ST. Joseph Doun-
rV. State az Indiana. aimiuf~frftHr VIII
the win annexed nf The estate 20
Cornelius Maybee. iafe az ST. Joseph
County. deceased
said estate b supposed ro he solvent
WILLIAM H. A. MILLER Aim
Aug 90. 1916 SD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08

The fortnightly meeting OF the
sewing circle OF the German Zion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08

The Twin city Sewing circle was
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. II. y. ellis. 1913 :. -. Louis
81. Needlework was the pastime aft
err which there was contest won
by Mrs. c.. +. Harper and Mrs. l..
+. Carpenter. Luncheon marked the
close of the meeting. ON Sept. 81
the members Will be guests OF Mrs.
Michael Kiuschern 1913 Witwer av.
Mrs. y. r. Platz. us +. Dayton
ST.. was hostess Thursday 20 the
Ladies' Aid society of Mlzpah Evan
geHcal church The usual business
session was held and a social hour
enjoyed when refreshments were
served. The society viii meet oct
az the home of Mrs Miller
PENNSYLVANIA aV-
The marriage of Miss Bertha
AGNES Peashway. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Peashway. 74o South
Bend av.. and Harold H. O'Donnell
los y. 81 Louis st. viii take place
Tuesday morning Sept 10. The cere-
mony will be performed AT St
Joseph's Catholic church hy the
Rev. =. J. Carroll
The fortnightly meeting Of the
- ~rn Eavw,un Tfnr,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

mDsen lie fir Sic repubIifanis
den &anbibaten eintreten, mas 1ie,
bas lit ul1iere felte lleber5eltsuns, iebr
balb SIT bereleu baben ipiiroen.
Sn ltebts INN Die StaottpaW Sanuss
tag iiber 5lpei @ohen.
Sag bie big four" i6rer 5ade
uidt gang iider iino, 0as benefit Der
@eriu6 bes republifanii9cn Srsans,
Der %bebortebenoen 9tabttpabl cine
e gepeutrns
bei5ulcsen. Mamltd), boB ein Sies Der
Demofratilden &anbibaten Elm Ser
trauensbotum fir Gralioent @ilion,
ein Gies Der republifaniiden Elm Ser
panmll1gsurtbeil 1einer al1sipdrtigen
Eolitif beoellten lpilrpe.
8as lit elm glDbiinr1, ipie CT pDrdS
mioafer surnidt gebadt 1perben fann.
8ir lperben bas in eincm lpeiteren
Mrtifel uaGipeilen.
Sn Set Stabtpabl ba1,pelt es iid
einsig nnb allein lt1n Itd 5 til d e @ns
gelesenbeifen, Sic ood ber1 9iirgertt
uno 8ablern am Of II e II lteben,
ipie einem bas &emp ndber
lit als ser 8nd. g5 iuirb Sen big
four" nnb Dem repl1blifanilden Orr
gait iibrem sprddytobr, midDt 8elfnsen,
bllrh lolde parteipolitil6e Silen1nttenz
ten Sic 8iirgcr irre6ufiibren, beB iino
mir sicmlid} setpiB, Crit fpmmt bas
@en1b, Damn Der Npd. y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
Ser @sidid)tspbilolppb grOofs
Mbams iibcr Graiiocnt @ilipm
ntb leinc ai1siuartige
NpIitif.

Sieoer wirflide aenl1er bes @0lfer-
redts erflart fret unb often, 6aB
Grdlioent4 @ilion's Stelllng sur
Iald)bootfrage cine pollig ii II 1T
lit. gu bielen geb0rt ser $50.
TONER @eididtspbilolopb @roofs
M0ams1 @erfaller elmer Nei6e po11
miIlenihaftli6en @erfe1t bie ms
9eutlde, 5ran5oliide lrtO Huiiilde
iiberlest aporoen lil10, mos einem
amerifmilden gelebrten 1lidt gera0e
bautfig paiiirt.
9ieier Center 11rt6 eellalte aeltner
oes @o1ferredts bat cine 3uldrift oft
Die Seem Oorf Gun geridtet, int Ser
er nnter anoerem allsfiibrt, uMeb=
rere Mo1ate lang babe id Dos Ser
balten 0es Serrn @illon INIT grDBter
8elorgniB beobadtet, benn es lit
%offenbar flar, 6aB er ebenlouenig
apeiB, apobin er gebt, als ct cine ab-
ltltng bon ben Mnfangsgriinoen 6es
internatio11aler @eiebes bat. 9as
@l1ftreten Ser l~1nterieeboote bat alle
iiberi eeilden @e3iebungen ser Natio-
men 81 einanOer gea,1oert, INTO ln-
ter eeboote iin6 gefommen, Inn 5t
bleiberl. @ir a1 allertpeniglten fDn-
men 6en 11elen Stano ser 9inge au-
Der Mdt laiien, 90 es ~feinesmegs olt<
Der Dem 8ereid) Ser Me0glidfeit liegt,
Dob mir lit nibt all5u ferner 3eit ge-
spungen. iein mogel1, Don oieiem
stan0e5 fir uniere eigene Siderbeit
ab5ubal19en.
Cine burd)als fiible unb leiDen-
ldlaftsloie 9arleg1lng 6es alten Sc
lebes in @e5ug anf oie 5diffe Mea-
trailer nno straightforward ollf ser
ei1en Seite, ltn6 ser 9e5iebllngen,
Ole gteltrale INNER 6aben miiiIen s1
ben beioen straightforward i'm 5ade
pes Nad)laliens Der Megeln, aie lid)
|1n1olge 11elter @r%finoungen ~eirftellen,
alT Der al1oeren Settle, modte ei11e1
bernbisenoen ginfluB iniofern baben,
Dob lie Die giirger gum geadbenfen
beral1lalien miiroe, anltatt iib ser
M%ufregnng bin5ueeben. 1el1n Nelt-
tralitat tit fein einieitiger @~eiites5u=
1ta11o, Der iid) int Ser g(uslegnrg ODER
DEM 8efilbl ms0riidt, io1oern Elm
lebr beItinmter oreileitiger Gbat6e=
F1taro, Der, lpelllt er 1lidyt anerfannt
1t11o gead1tet pirb, Sen Srre1t6en in
aagen bringen fam, 0ie INN tbelter
gu iteben fonll1en n1ogell.
Gs bleiben llns oesbal6 apei
|sssege ottelt, lllto nltr 5tpei: @ir f0rl=
lell beldliebell, aries al fiibren, auo-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

SIN 9ofpitaI ga mi T.
Ian b, Mb., perTiarb Der SO Sabre
alte poitmeiiter uno Raiifmonn,
!91earb W. Ware, olls Wiuiams, ga,
an ben 9erlebunsen, ,pelde er peniz
sc Sage borber erIi.ten battle, ais er
BON ei11em paHasier< 3us nieberseFpz
BEN pur0e.
Ser 25iabrise Brent
Musel aus &insiton, Minn., mubte
LID Der ~operatiDen Gntfernung zines
Wuges unter3ieben infolge zines M,,=
sriffs our9 bier @Dbne bes Surmvs
Nobert Damutb. Die pier Mnarelfer
pnroen ourd Midter Mrigbt inner
le $1,000 8lirgfd)afi ge{telt. ytaseI
1oa Die bier 5drmersiDbne aug ein.m
San5iaale getpiefen baben uno bic
Sat iol Elm Radbeatt selueien fein.
-5rau M1freD 8rdDiB auS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

Taris melbct: Ser beutl6cn
Snfanterie feblt es an Stpbfraft IT," ~
lnb am sleiden Sage antiportet 2onz
Don: u9ie oeutlde Snfanterie ora1g
an mebreren gtellen troe beftiser Sc
genipebr bor."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

sf-4 1fIE7f E#&r fff4Ef .asFeE fEt
yemioji, Wsinr., bat sesen @morD
.SarDis eine alaye einserei6t, in Der
Tie cine @ntl@ubisung bon $4,000
p%erlansf. Sic bebauptet, SOB ibr
Gotte Our6 ibm son ,SSarpis berfagfz
ten S4naps 10 betruiiler puroe, oab
er in cine Sdneepebe fiel uro liegen
blieb, foOaB ibm !9dnbe nnD 6iBe
10 fort erfroren, baB Tie a%bgenO,nz
men tperosn mufen, mem, ct iibsr<
baupt am 2eben bleibt.
Die Wursel Der pflanaen Bat
al iDren @piBen cine ~llmbillung aug
abscitorbenen 3ellen, pie iie bobrenb
ms Grbrei9 pordnfhiebt.
Die gittoria bes 8ranbenz
burger sars blieb 1907. auf ibrem
Mese na9 Paris iii elmer ei,ael.
StrnBe MSarburgs fteeten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

- gilla. tobt oocr Iebenbis, lit Ser
Anftras, Der General Sltnltot1 rrtbeilt
ipnrbe. giua Denft pabrideinlid:
u9te a%Siirnbtrser bdngen feincr1, lie
ia b en- i'm benn 5upor."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

- Sic Miirten baben in Nprtlsol
ell1et1 nelen 8ulloessenolIen sefunSen.
8enn es jebt ridt sebt, 10 eebt es
%llberbaupt nidt. Sobn gul, tpie tief
bit 9n %9eiunfen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

fbei mir MIR cine 5treitfrage 5l1 mab-
len bral1d)en, Die inns ipater 1lid)t in
@erlegenbeit iett ooer mir fonnten
inns eltIdei6en, Srieocn SIT balteit,
apas ge%genmartig redt leidt iii, tper1t
mir cine iplde nelltrale @tennng
eilutebmelt, 1pie George @aib-
II g to 6as tbat. llnter auen Inn
ltaroen lit oas, tpas mir jest tbltrt,
'aas Sdlimtnelt: Serr @iliom lit
fem Geiebesfen1ter. ST ideint poll=
fommen unfabigs cine jlriitiide Dar-
lesl1ltg SIT perlteben. gr lit ldJmad}
ltO 1pie ane Sbmadlinge eigen1in-
Mig. Or lit f1rd)tiala, 1llr0 ME aae
6ltrdtlamen ral6. @enat er Sen
&rieg %anfa1rgt, 10 miro ct Sen fal=
1den Mnlab oaon apablen. 8enn es
ibm gelingt, ben 6rieoen 5u erbalten,
oanr apirp er 6aas luabrlheinlid anf
geoi1rgungen iNn tblluL Die uns in
Terlegenbeit iesen.a1
go melt 0ieier aelebrte &enter bes
golferredtes. @as Grofeilor 8roofs
Moans ldrei6t, ill., 6as llrtbeil zines
alt logiideS @enfen gelpobften Ma,1-
lles. ST fenn5eidnet Dos l1ulidere,
sSGnanfenoe; mn @eien soes 8rali=
oel1te1t geraoe iot Id)arf l1no 5%lttref=
1ello, lpie ieilre ltmiiienbeit in p6l=
ferredtliden Sragen l1l1o feline lin
fabigfeit, sic @orausletu11gen uirf=
l1dger geelttrafitGt AIT e%rfen11er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
6eransscbcr: $. Slider grintima So.
Entered At the Postofflcs at p.v.npor.
~ Second Class klattsr.

Der ysaaftde .9emufrat", etnftIiesIid5
solirfaas =Miisgabe, feds 9iumrnern ieSe @ode.
~ Setts irbdbentItd ODER $500 idbrIidb lei
@oralis5abling fret abeeliefert. ~
eeno einem 9oftamt in BET, Ser. gtaot emu ga.
n 1a54, ooer We1ieo, $500 idbrIid BET gorals.
9ie spnntaes . Mussabe, n,,r burd6 bte goft
iia9 1eoeI1 Goftant in ben Der. Staaten, foitet
Ser r0alblpudcntiihc Scn1nfrat", b,,rd5 bic
Golt t1tllerbalb Der Ser. @taaten u1b burd5
q ager in per @taSt $3.50. bel 8oraus3abIl1tg
~ ! GO; mad garaoa $3.50 nnb mad Gnropa
Ser yMbdentlide Semutrat", in afpei sbei.
len, Wittipocbs mo spnnabenbs, iofiet inners
salb Der Ser. Staatet1 So 90, mad GAMBIA lnb
ttad europa $3.50 idbrIi6 bel 8praus5abIurta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
Solitude ltbf' idnrpolitiidc Ranbalunen

ny9ie Gaaellabiiide aultl1r~
mub serettet tperSen", l1reien sic
: amerifaniiden sriten~.
Ill6 Graiibent @illpn idiparrnt
fir usln9ellddli9e @uItl1r", sic nidlt
ltptergebn biirfe.
a,seIlaa6iiidc anlturYu ui,
@orgatlg in gerlin, @anaba., be-
re6tist nns 5t benz Srose5ei6cn.
Sort baben sic MnscIld6lild)en
a1llturbertrcter cilrcn bcutl6en galtor
balbtoot eepriisclt. @arum?
@atte er ii6 eesen, aaraoa, ols
Sbeile Der britiiden @eltreides,
bergangen? @ar er fir gentldlano,
Den SetnS oicles, cinsetreten?
~ 8 nein. CT tpollte 11ltr Sic po1,
OCH Sel1l1Ief III Selg1e1 nn9eblt6
beribten ;@rclleltbaten aidt glal1ben.
8ngte bic 8abr9eit ser geridte al
be5tpeifeln.
9esbal6 mtroe Ser borinloia
beut16e Eaitor bp11 Ben gertretern
. Nngelfadiiider aultur" in gerlin,
&anaoa, aug leiaem @auie ge5errt unS
De%rpriigelt, oab er fat INNS 2eber1
fam.
y
9as lit vanseliabliide Sui
tl1r". SIT oa elm srobes Srase5eiden
lnibt am &lake? 8ir gIal1ben nit
@ouiton g~bamberlin, bab oie
= Nn9elld11iibe <ltlr" bon bcutauz
tase Der grbaltllng nidt tpertb lit.
- SIZE IQiirten baben in Nprtlgol
ell1et1 tleuen 8ul1oessenolen sefu,,Sen.
8enn es jett nibt sebt, 10 gebt ,es
%ilbcrbaupt ni6t. Sobn guu, tpie tief
bit gn 9%elnnfen?
8aris melbct: Ser beutidcn
Snfanterie feblt es an Gtobfraft." -
llno am gleiden Sage anttportet 2pnz
DON: v9ie beutIde Snfanterie brang
an mebreren stellen troe beftiser @ez
gentpebr bor."
Mma6lid Iernt man ahb in
England Die Stimmllng bes amerifa-
rlilben @olfes rid1tis, einfddben. Sic
Gnglanber pfiffen alf bie Silfe
Der Ser. Staaten ihnaubt .2orb
N~ortbcliffe. Gaure Traubell, MDlnrb,
arg iallre Sraabcnl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

|Rddikalbeilun9 der lerven$tbWdebe:
z ,g @d!sass, t SMMAs ss ss%aM ssg sasat D sS $1s.aa a%s1 %ssSs1 ss ss'sS$ %s =
ausion, abus4ns os gsbDrs unb d be- sedGssafth aattarI5. aesaMosadsn. @tah..
i!4hiss . MaS 1sab M%1s ss MSsM. aS 81, benz sx asesssr gS,sa %s sss SaPs1a lnsms:
aae. unb gBaftrbrn6 nan elmer bO1ig uenen Mettobt out tueu shMg gs9edt Dtrou
uns ssis t1 SMSa tea H. a aasr a% nun Sa ss%ns1 ssas e @Sn Il G s& aa mI s sM S %a q a
10 Doutschon prIsat- kinlk, 1877 East Fl. Str, NewYork, N.Y.o i
The Washington times., 1916-03-23
ARTIST PLEADS ONLY
FOR RETURN or WIFE
Strauss Says He's Willing to
Forget Everything If She
Will Come Back.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Reconcilia-
tion with his pretty young wife Is all
Malcolm Strauss, painter OF pretty
women, asks.
It makes no difference that she has
sued him for separation. No difference
that in a quit for alienation of his af-
fections she has started against Mrs.
Arthur r. Seligman, of Rydal, Pa,
daughter OF Samuel 'Snellenberg. owner
OF one of Philadelphia largest depart
nient stores, Mrs. Strauss makes serious
charges against the artist.
No difference that she had him
"hounded" by detectives. No difference
that after he had lifted her from the
humble station of a chorus girl to the
proud position OF a well-known artists
wife, she left him, he declares. without
a word of farewell or of warning of
her intention never to return.
For her, II she will but deign to
notice them, there are now outside his
studio door. at West Twenty-ninth
street. or at their home at 346 West
Seventy-second street. big clusters Of
olive branches extended, and a hungry
heart throb tor her return.
Not against his wife. Is Strauss in
dignant. His wrath boils against Mil
son S. Guiterman, a wealthy lawyer. or
~ Liberty street. whose nome ID at DO
Central Park West. Strauss has.
through his lawyer. John j. Cunneen,
OF IL Wall street, caused Guiterman to
be served with the summons and COM
plant I'm a suit in which Strauss de-
mands $4,000 damages for the aliena-
ton of his wife's affections.
Not that he accuses the lawyer, who
Is fifty years old and a widower OF
stealing young Mrs. Strauss affections
in order to possess himself OF them, but
Strauss claims that Guiterman, his long
time friend, and after his marriage the
friend of himself and his wife. frequent
ly acted as an advisor.
The young artist has told friends that
when Mrs. Strauss became unreasonably
jealous OF him and Miss Snellenberg
Guiterman acted as her agent in en-
gaging detectives.
The Washington times., 1916-03-23
WANTMONTGOMERY.
IN SANITARY PLAN.
Prince George Residents Object
to Elimination Of County
From Proposed Law.

The plan 10 eliminate Montgomery
county from the operation Of the SAINT
tary bill now pending In the Maryland
Legislature Is opposed by residents or
Prince George county.
The elimination OF Montgomery county
Is favored by the delegation from that
. county.
densburg. who drafted the pending
measure, and who was secretary OF the
original commission. voiced opposition
to tine elimination OF Montgomery coun-
~ from tho bill.
Such action ought, and ] hope will.
result In killing the DILL" said Mr..
Duckett today.
The whole purpose of the Dill is to
develop the territory around the Dis
trict OF Columbia according to topo-
graphical lines. not political. that is 5y
counties or districts. and to deal with
the District of Columbia as a unit in
making reciprocal arrangements for
sewage disposal" continued Mr..
"a large part Of MONTGOMERY couu-
ty drains through Prince George
Rnd the only natural outlet for Ia
koma Park and SILVER Spring is
Separate action by Prince George
county would result in its building
sewers too small to take care OF these
towns or carrying a large burden un-
III tHey are Tehuy " Coiuo III anu
CONNECT up.
"The headwaters of the three large
streams from which a water supply
Is available for both counties is in
Montgomery county, and Prince
George would have no authority or
right to protect these headwaters or
- get water from the streams.
Bome OF the principal objections
0Ged by those who oppose the bill
seem to be founded upon a misunder-
standing OF the measure or II lack OF
knowledge of the work which has
already been done by the commission
appointed by Governor Goldsborough
four years ago and by the State
board of health.
Whether or not any area could stand
the financial burden OF the work Is for
that area to determine. as a referen-
dunn. Ii provided by the bill
This burden could not be arrived at
precisely until bids were gotten, and
bids could hardly be obtained unless
there was some fair prospect of con-
struction."
The bill Is now being considered by
the Joint delegations OF Prince George
and Montgomery counties. A report is
expected tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1916-03-23
PenrOSe'S Readiness to
Support Col. Roosevelt
Sets Gossips Buzzing

Political gossip buzzed about the
Capitol today as the result OF several
developments.
One theme OF discussion was the
news In Pennsylvania dispatches that
Senator Penrose has indicated to
some of his friends that he would be
willing to support Theodore Roose-
welt II the convention were to settle
on the colonel.
This report is in liEs with others
which have been emanating from
Pennsylvania politicians for some
time. 1t has become pretty well es-
tablished that Penrose is not display
Ing any antipathy OF a serious sort
toward the former President.
With the colonel about to return
to this country from the West Indies
the reports about the Penrose atti-
tude have added to the confidence OF
his followers that he will be the DOM
mating force at Chicago.
On the other hand. there Is no doubt
some OF the "old guard" leaders In the
Republican party are doing their ut
most to see that men are selected for
delegates who will not be for koose-
welt.
A stir has been caused by the dis
closure that progressive Republicans IN
Congress burned the wires urging the
committee on arrangements at Chicago