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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12

FOR RENT room cottage on Idaho
st. Close in; 61S Overland Bldg.
Mi
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12

WANTED-By school boy. lawns to
NOV after school and on Saturday.
Phone 1887. My13
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12
WANTED.

WANTED-Accounts for collections;
write Box 1877, Boise. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12

$1,000 MONTH. Get government Jobs.
Men and women wanted List of po-
sitions obtainable free. Franklin
Institute, Dept 600, Rochester,.
N. Y. Jn9c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12
BOARD AND ROOM
PERSONAL.

MIDDLE-AGED man of SO of good
habits and disposition would like to
correspond with young woman, age
Is to 35. Object, matrimony. Write
A. +. Shu1tz, Wallace, Idaho. Misc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12

WANTED-Clean white rags at Capt.
tai News office. Apply at press room
in the basement.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12

WANTED-A school girl to work for
room and board in home blocks
from high school. Phone 53S-J. Mo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12
FOR HIRE

GOOD saddle horses. 18th ind Main.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

FOR SALE-4-room house and grocery
store; price s2000-1206 e. jefferson.
NIL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Sanfiagnus.

@ir itotten bierlnit ~unieren pielen
Sre,lnoen uno 9eadbarn nnicren ollt.
ridtigen 9anf ab, fir oerer 9ittl9e
Silfleiitung unb be5eigte Sbeilnabmc
onlaBlid bes CODES uniercr inniglt
aeliebten Mutter, @rOBmttter ,inb
llreroBmttter,
Srau Anna &ief.
Serner nnieren Cant fir Die 5ahi'
reiden, prGdtieen 9lumcnipenSen
uno Dor allen &ihter Sbeo. Graf.
melder am @rabe Der Serltorbenen,
in sarter uno berrlider @eiIe. Dem
Mitgefiibl nit uns in Der St'lnoe
rnieres berben Sdmeroes, iotpie Den
ebrenben anoenfen Der geritcrbeneit
g(usortrd berfieb.
Die truiiernbe 5amilie,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
geraopfnns itnmpit bas Gebirn.

Das ltrmpfe. lebloie unb oriidcnoe
8efiibI fomntt bon llnreiniafeiten im
5pltem, bon elmer trdgen 2cber nno
uon anbGufuneen in ben @eoGrmen.
Or. Sings 4em 2ife 8ius ecben
prompte 2inScrnne. Gin miloer Ieidl.
Ter mo nidt fneifcnoer Shnblaone
nirS SoSn bcitrasen Gi,er SnItcm
n rcinieen nrtb hic Sout tlar s,i mo.
acn. SrIt cine GIoide Or. Sings
Rem 9ifc 9iIls belite bon Current
qpotbcfcr. 25c. Cine Goiis hcutc
nenS miro G,ter 6riibitid 8u cincm
Geroniieen madcL -gop, ca,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
ScffentlidDer @erfauf.
Der llnter6ci6nete miro altf leiter
,Surnt bel fredericksburg an
gEnufo1. Aru 23. Sftuber,

Der Undergraduate miro artf leiter
6arnl bel fredericksburg ant
Wontaa, ben %. Sftuber,
b%eginnen0 Inn 10 llbr llorgcns, fol.
gcnDes Gigentbrmn an Den WeiIt6ie-
tenbe,l nertaufen:
Salts- ulb &ildenr1tbi6aften,
Sod. rrnO Seie0fen, 1 8aar quite
Moulclel, 10 Stiif Ninopieb, einige
nit iul,aen &Gl6ern unb nteiltentbcils
ser Sereforb &aiie, 5 Sdweine, ct.
iua s 0uteno Siibner, Sarm.@ erutb'
Idofter, 8oubol5, SdmieOe-8 erf.
seilg, Glide Sett Bferbc 8ci6irr,
100 Sauien &orn uno etpa Is Cont
nen Selt.
9eoingun9en: Snmmcn bis
So llno pcni9er @our; Sumlnen
ilber SIS bier 9onat Credit eeserl
geote init gcniigenoer Siherbeit; 2
9ro5ent @abat fir 9aar5ablung aiti
Summen iiber So.
Sollte es am geiesten Gage REGIMEN
10 miro Ser gerfauf an folgenoer
Gage I%tattfinben. 6, $. 8ra6t
Sreberidsbura, Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Setfentli6er gerfanf in ganfrotts'
Sade.

SIS miro hermit befannt gentadbt,
Dab in Sa9en bes Sanfrott : Nadl-
loiics bon @eorg StruttnlamL ebe'
mails BON Sermann. Iiiiouri, Der
Undergraduate Seripalter am
Gamstaa, ben IA. Sftober, 1916,
I'M / llbr 4admittags, beim friibe-
rem @eidGftsplate Struttmun's, i'm
Sderer @eb1itoe, nabe Dem Depot,
in SernlanrL Miiiouri Der bent be-
t~reffenoen @adlaiie g%eborenbe Baa'
rem orratb nebit 2ager.G inribtlti,g,
offentli6 an Den @eiltbietenoen, I'M
ter @cnebmigung bes 9anfrott'Hefe-
renten, fir 9aar, p%erfanfen miro.
9ie gbidGtung Der 8aaren lino
-. - r -. Ill
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
9ur9 biebridenbe Sdpii,

0urd bic bridenoe Shpii,
le Der leBten Sage UNI ben BERTRAND
sebratt, psriu4te Iih in Rem Yort
Der "a Sabre alte Sobn Wt9uire aus
benz 6eniter Der i'm brittsn 5tod te,
tinelihsu @obuuns gu ftiirsen. Die
Satin Minnie, tpelhe ihpn oh lsines
Senebmens in ben l.bt,u Sasen bes
unrubist mar unb iaum Sdlai Su
finoen permpdte, elite ibm noh unb
ss eelone tbr. Jpn BON 6snfer al.
riidSuSsrren, tuoraaf Ii9 Elm 3ampI
Sipiiten ben @beleutsn sntipann. Mui
bic SVisruis Der Srau bin elite go.
lisif Sppan binSu uno untsr rem
8eiitanbs bon Radbarn bsrmp6te er
ben iusDiideu tobiii6tia aetppresnsn
Wann iefSubalisn, bic Or. Warnsr
pom williamsburg SOIpital tam une
ben Nneliitlihsn in bic 3tpanasiad,
ltsdts. We@uirs ipurhs sur 9soblt.
tun9 naa BEN Sings gountp Soipi,
tnl tronsierisrt.
Benist Stunbsn mad esl
Hidsebr bon her 8tsreigun9 i6tel
GdptIttr, Srdu Saynb Summers
lpuroe 6rou Woraarst !. Snnotr
%tpebnbait nahs NiIIiomSpprt. VIC,
oon sincm SdloaonInlI s~ttroffeR pn>
petiaiee balS pnrouf. Sriu Grv
Der. & Sabre ali, lpor bic Nitr
oes psrNcrbtnm acbn 8. Suppsr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Ndbdcn gerlangt: 3luei bettlde
Mdoden fir Saisarbeit uro I'm
9unoen in Ser 8dderei Stt heoiencn.
Ie,,es @ebauoe ,,nb r,e,,es @ei4dft.
S60ne @elegenbeit fir oanernne
Stelluns. Raberes in Der Office D.
9I. 90 IT.. Saufiele. 1918 Sbnr'
man 8Ipb., ct. 2ouis. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Seaiide S.lSrn5aiue.
G,Srternns Gins In Seutidlanb anae.
regten Ilanes.

SH Den Deutl@ldnpt19en Settuns
gen tpurte in leBterer 3eit bel Der
Ylan betpro6en, 0eutI1lano aum
@ebd4tnis Der 9etalensn nit eis
mem Web bon Gi9enbamsn 3u iibers
Sieben. Der 9eolnte itammt bonn
@artenbaupirettor VI. Sanee IN
Wanntee bel Berlin, Der ben pIun
aub IN elmer Yroi9iire bis ins elm,
5slne ertlart bat.
SIN Serliner Sag" pirb BON
einem Wtitarbeiter pas proiett IN
ter folsenben nnertennenben Deite
beleu9tet:
Oas ou S4affenbe III t~einesnegs
eintonig, ionoern bon elmer auBer,
prpsntllden Wiannistaltisteit, ba Is
ia semGB benz Gbaratter Der &anps
iaaflen peri9ieoen %ausfdIt. utan
betrohte nur Die 5iiue Der QbblI,
pungeu uno rifle in DRIem BUD:
pel4 elm Hei1tum bon 4nresunsen,
bic fir uns b04it frudtbrinsenS
perben tOnuen! Senn gum Hubms
les urbebers Der Sbee mub maa
iasen: er bat fosIei4 peiterssbenos
wtOglidteiten in ben &reis ieiner
S4opfung e%in9eSosen; uno btes 1T
es, ipas bic &nloSe Der 9eloenbains.
iofern fie ert purdsefubrt 1T. gu
einem 10 auberprbentli9en greisnls
fir uniere seiftlse @ntpidluns
ma4t: fie tDnnen bic Srdser elmer
uns eisenen Rultur unb Stunt pers
ben, bic uns feblt. Was i'm 2aufs
elmer ipeAielreiGen, oft ~perbdnsnis,
praen @ei9idte ni9t gum Reifen
tam. - beut lift bic WOsli9telt ba,
es au perpirtli4en. aurs: Der
gain ermDsIiht uns. gum erften
Mtale in unierem Geben als Bolt
bas GntIeben bDberer 8ulturs unO
auntftdtten, pie Olympia, 9elos.
Delphi es paren.
Sn srpDlfter Stunbe, bur9 bas
ansebeure @rlebnis bes Welttrisgss
Rrpor9erufen, babnt ii9 aud fir
uns bic @ntpidlnng on, Die bas
Fommperpanbte @rie6enlanb gum
b6bftsn 9ubm fiibrte. uniere ssia
itissn uno tiintIeriiaeu Yeranitals
tunsen tanoen bisber meiit in eiuem
qeielt6attli6en Hnbmen itatt, Der
mebr bon Yaris ber beitimmt mar.
els baB er i'm @runoe unierer @is
eenart entipra9; Dur9 bic 8erls'
sung zines Seiles bieier 8eranitals
tunger in ben Spmmer unter freis
EN- 9immel er0ffnet ,i4 cine gana
nsue 8abn. Uton muB bic bofii
ansiebenben gntpiirfe BON Seliy
@ensmsr unb @mil Saber in BEN
8ude ielbit ieben gum 8eiiplsl
einen @i9enbain auf runolihem
8erge (9obenitaufen) nit Spirals
meg, freisrunber 2idtuns unD Sc.
henttale, einen @i9enbain auf einel
8ergfuppe nit Gale unb Seitplab
cine 6riebenslinbe nit Stiibring II
treisrunper 2i9tuns - nm mi
9Gnben gu sreifen, bob bier etpas
8roBes, 9epaltises, neu uni
araIt = ms &eben brdnst. Nls ps,
ientIide 8eftanbteile bes gains be.
aeidnete 2anee: Gi9en in reselmd'
bigger GOrm (meiit 8reis), fir iebel
@efallenen cine nit Wilbsraspads
tum unb Sriiblinssblumen, elm
SriebensIinbe erbDbt in Der Mitt
auf einem mDsIidit runben @emein
befeftplab (pieaetdt nit elmer Sc
bentba0s). CRIME Ridttpsse au
Mttte, cine Campaigning mi
Wau. 9raben unb S1ubsitter, neb'
elmer WoseltrGnte. Die ausseftal
lung bes gains aur 8ulturs I'M
Gunftftitte Der Ratton 1T Elm
isroge Der ipeiteren @ntpidluni
Dur9 bic g~inpdnbe Der 4liisls
iollte ii9 niemanb beirren lafer
Sier 1T etnas auberorbentlide,
COS In feiner SpIse iiber bic slei'
urfprinaliden 9ismard,S iirme no,
hne;f h;uou9oeht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
adtnns Sran6cnsiidter.

8ir eriuden ert9 biermit freunSs
lidIt al,f unlerer Office bor5uipre.
den, nm uns bas Siiarltilm Der
Sraltben anSugeben, mclfes ibr lrts
oieies Sabr bringen iperoet.
Storte Sill @ine go.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

On Serfanfen: Gin Srame.B obn.
bars on Ser neltli6en 3meiten Giro
BE, in Sermantt Io., NIT 6 3int'
merit, 2 8aiements 3irmer, guten
Seller unb GROCER 3iiterne. guf
benz Sofe finO SbItbdume; oas
Sous beftnbet iid alf elmer gdlot.
gtGberes BEL S. +. Salamann
Sermarn, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

9anfiasuns. SD wiinid)e biermit
alien meinen lieben Gadbarm Die
mir in meiner Hotb bebilfli6 iparen
lpGbrenb oieies Sommers meme
Sarm at beluirtbihaften uno 10 bel
feno mir 5ur Seite geitatoen baben.
SrauSoa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Greisidieken an nGdIten Conn.
tag, ben s. Sftober, bel Oscar Cher.
lin, 21a @eilen iiiblid bon Scr.
mann, fir @nten nno @Gnie. Sn
Der Sabrit eelabene 9atronen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Sm &erfanfen: Cine eraile Wabre,
ii Sabre off, lit elm slttes grbeits'
Bfero fir einen Sarmer; arbeitet al
lein ooer 8iueiipGnnig; gittcs 8fero
gum @usfabren; iebr fromnl. &reis
rnriebulbor. Rdberes bel,
81. 8uonif, Coles Greet.
s.. 8. 8aseonaoe, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Idtnus! 2aBt iest cure Sdorn.
iteine reinisen. Ser llntcr5ei6nete
beioret bieie arbeit in better @eiie
unb gu einem biffigen Breiie. 5rit
&uIIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
3n perfanfen: Mein &eItaurant

Sm berfanfen: Wtetil HelIdllruIl
1tn6 Confectionery . @ei6Gft in Nor'
riion, 800. SD perbe lalit Snbentar
berfaufcn. Gutter @eidaftsplas:
miinIde alt perfoufen infolge BON
Granfheit in Ser Samilie. 6. ..
COOPER, Morriion, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

@erlanat. anabcn l,nb @dbden
iiber 16 Sabre alt. SeltGnoige Mr.
belt. Ga6aufrogen in Der Snterrln'
tionol Shoe 60, Scrmonn Wo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

3n perfaafen. Strob IN @allen
gepreBt in allen GilantitGten in Der
Staot abgeliefert.
Sobn Saut d.
8bone 6. Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

IN perfanfeu: Cine 200 ader
Sorm. Man penoe iid on Serb.
OiebaL 81. s. 8. 8. 8or so, Ser
mann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
3aiamulen .,....$S33s.57

3uiammen .,-$S33S.57
Scr geiammte @aaren gorratb,
iomie Ginridtrng miro cinoeln, TO-
uie ais gauges, allsgeboten iperoen.
geiidtigung aller @rtifel lit &C.
iuiinidt.
Robert Safer,
Geripoltcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Sn berfanien: elm pollbhit Serc'
foro 9rG aalb, 6 Monate alt, ipiest
600 ODER mebr 8funo. 6. g. Mep.
e r, SotS6am, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Friday, Oct. 90. Bland - 7:so p. m
Sat. Oct. 81, New Woollam, 200 p. m.
Sat, Oct. 81, Old Woollam, 7:so p. m.
Monday Oct. 90. Canaan 900 p. m.
Monday, Oct. 23, Red Bird, 1880 p. M
Tuesday, Oct. "a, Tea 80 ZOO p. m
Tuesday, Oct. "a, Benz 1880 p. m.
We'd. Oct. %. Rosebud T:so p. m,
Thursday. Oct. 26. Drake 7:30 p. m.
Friday, Oct. 81, Owensville 1880 p. m.
Sat. Oct. %. Mt. Sterling 200 p. m
Saturday, Oct. 90, Bay - 1880 p. m.
Monday, Oct. 80, Swiss 200 p. M
Monday, Oct. 80, Stony Hill T:so p. m
Wednesday, Nov. 1, Gaebler 200 p m
Tuesday, Oct. 81, L. Berger 300 p. m.
Tuesday, Oct. 81, Gasccnade 1870 p. m
wednesday. Nov. I, Stolpe $50 p. m
Thursday. Nov. 2. Potsdam $50 p m
Friday, Nov. 8. Morrison 7;So p. n
Saturday, Nov. 4, Hermann $50 p, y
The Hon. Alonzo Tubhs. clarencr
.. Baxter or William J, Henslev wi.
,ecompnny and assist the candidate
It each meeting,
ALoNZo TURFS, Chairman,
FRED c. MEIER, Secretary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

8arnnns! 9as 8etreten Der Srit
Ballet Sarm I'M 5u jagen ober fir
ieben anoeren 3med lit perboten. gu
lpioerbanbelroe iperoen geiesli6 be.
langt iuerOen.
Sobn 8autd .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

3n perfanfen: Gin Golleo Sere.
for6 9nlI, bereit gum 9tenlt.
Sdreibt an s o Stprt.
Morriion. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Nene 4mSeigen

gu nerfanfen: @itte homemade
@elaiie 3u 40 Gents Die 8atlonc.
Nlbert Raesclin,
Sermann, u. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Candidates For County Offices To
Address the Voters.

Speaking by the Republican Candi-
dates of Gasconade County win be
held at the following times and places;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

en- ,an,arts xrtd ssmaHt ben, oopsr
Oh Id immer nod 10 en- 5ubi in,
pi: i'd INNER elmer mar, lurmtt i'd
ptrtlsilpe Sbrs Sbrn ltefpsr
p6ilipS SnuerdTip1er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

lpea, Der NbiIipp bat
iest ssnuS nit ben
automobilftofi na4'
Dem er 10 idIimnle
@dipisriensss 9ebabt
bat, alpper 90 fin
&c miBtsbtsn, Wife
Sc, es is 70 { tomi'
ids @ei4i4t, ipenn
lner email ons Sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Marriage License.

Theo. LANCER, McKittrick --- "a
Edith Bornemann, Rhineland - Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Ufeaer 5dreibebrtff hss
pbilipp 5ansrampfer.

1l62.
SEep Iieber Strr Se0adtioIGr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Yboi,e 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

sic bente mebbie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Hungary Will Remain
Loyal, Banker Asserts

That Hungary will remain loyal to
the Dual Monarchy was the opinion ex-
pressed yesterday by Alexander Konta'
a banker. who paid high tribute to
the late Emperor Francis Joseph.
Eve Hungarians, like the Austrlans,
had a feeling for Francis Joseph which
NAV be compared in depth to the de-
votion Of the English race for queen
Victoria" said Mr.. konta. Not only
his venerable age aroused this love, but
a knowledge which went hand in hand
with it that this exceptional human
being was doing all in his gifted power
for US, regardless of rank or occupa.,
ton. He was as Austrian as the most
rabid Austrian, as Hungarian as the
most ardent Hungarian.
CAS- TO what may take place now
that this venerated ruler is no more.
there is little cause for conjecture OF
a doubtful nature. Unquestionably the
Kingdom of Hungary will remain stead
fast in its allegiance TO the Dual Mon
archy.
eve may hear again from the sep
aratists in Hungary now and then, but
they are in a decided minority, and
under the able leadership of TisSa,
who is altogether favorable to the con-
tinued brotherhood with Austria, their
voice scarcely sounds above whisper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
POLISH KINGDOM
FIRMLY OPPOSED
IN PRUSSIAN DIET
Conservatives and National Lib.
erals Join Hands Against
Decree

Berlin, Nov. % (by wireless to Say
v;lle).-"As was to be expected" says
the Overseas News Agency, "the proc.
lamation of the new kingdom Of Poland
bv the Central Empires has met with
opposition in the Prussian State Diet
This Parliament for many years has
been the scene Of struggles between
the majority, advocating anti-Pollsh
legislation, and the minority, opposing
these laws.
"Once more the Socialists, Liberals
and members of the Catholic party are
lined I'D on the one side, while on the
other the Conservatives and National
Liberals have joined hands. The pres
ent composition of the Diet makes 1t
inevitable that the combined Conserva-
tives and National Liberals form the
majority. These two parties previously
EXPRESSED in special resolutions the
fear that thu Poles of Prussia might In
cline toward the new Polish state.
"The debates were lively, and the sx,
citement in the chamber was increased
by the fact that a member OF the dis
senting extremist wing, spoke for the
Socialists. The debates will In no way
change the decision Of the German gov
ernment, by which freedom Will DO
given TO the Poles."~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

under the German thumb that u II
difficult 10 see how the transfer of
nominal authority from a nerveless old
man to a charaeterless young one can
affect the conduct of the war. Under
Francis Joseph Austria blundered into
ruin. bankruptcy and woe unutterable.
There is no sign that his death will
release healthier or more virile forces
or assist in the salvation of the i'm
perilled monarchy"
Amsterdam dispatches quote the
"Lokal Anzeiger' of Berlin as saying:
The Austrian Emperor's death will
create great gap, especially as it oc-
ours at a moment when immense events
are deciding Austria's future. There is,
therefore, no doubt that the enemies
Of Germany and Austria will joyfully
record this event on their credit side
in the war balance, but the near future
will show them that their Calculation
is mistaken one. The will to victory
Of the Austro-H Hungarian people will
lose none of its strength"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
PEACE FAR OFF,
LORD DERBY SAYS
German Offer of Terms
Will Get Consideration
1t Deserves"
nv Cable % he Trfbune1

London. Nov. 22-T will not say that
We scorn the suggestion of peace, be-
cause some time we must consider it,"
Lord Derby, Under Secretary Tor War,
said to-day. But any offer of terms
made BIZ Germany will get only such
consideration as IL deserves. Mr.. Lloyd
George stated the attitude of this coun-
try, and 10 has not changed.
There is not even a glimmer Of the
end in sight yet, but we plan to fight
until victory is won. We are confident.
] am not a prophet-they are seldom
tight whether turf writers or war
ognosticators-snd so | cannot say
when the end will come, but ! am sure
that We can fight longer than Ger
many"
Lord Derby was asked about South
Wales. where, "The Times" says, the
miners threaten TO strike because they
consider the coal owners are not divid-
Ing profits fairly. II the government
does not take decisive steps to stop
the cause Of the South Wales trouble
their hesitation will be generally at
tributed 70 concern for Liberal party
funds and the fear of offending wealthy
subscribers, says "The Times"
Lord Derby said he considered the
editorial a fair presentation, and
added:
There Is difference, but it will be
settled smicsbly. We have our mis-
Understandings and make mistakes, but
always We straighten them out" Con-
,rary TO reports in the press, he said
be had no knowledge that Lloyd George
was going TO South Wales TO help set
re the differences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Wilson Wires Sympathy
to AuStria's New Ruler

Washington, Nov. 22.-President
Wilson to-day sent the following mes
sage Of coincidence to Emperor Charles
Francis Joseph Of Austria-Hungary,
upon receipt of word of the death OF
Emperor Francis Joseph:
81 beg of Your Majesty and the Inn
perial and Royal family to accept the
sincerest sympathy of Mrs. Wilson and
myself in the great loss which you
have sustained in the death of your
illustrious uncle, for whom | enter
tanned sentiments of high esteem and
regard | also extend TO Your Majesty
the condolences of the government and
people of the United States and convey
70 you my best wishes for your per-
sonal well being and prosperity"
The President addressed the new
ruler as His Majesty Charles Francis
Joseph, Emperor of Austria, King of
Bohemia and Apostolic King of Hun
gary"
Sends Condolences to Nation
At the same time Secretary Lansing
instructed Ambassador Penfeld at
Vienna to extend, on behalf of the
President, government and people of
the United States, condolences to the
people of the Dual Monarchy on the
death of "their late venerable Emperor
and King" and also 10 express TO the
Minister of Foreign Affairs the per-
sonal sympathy of Mr.. Lansing.
The Austro- Hungarian embassy re-
ceived message announcing Francis
Joseph's death, ard communicated it
to the State Department. The mes
sage, which came by wireless via Say
vile, said:
"Our most gracious Emperor and
King, Francis Joseph !, expired this
21st day of November, at 9:05 in the
evening, after a short illness"
The German embassy, basing its
views upon an intimate knowledge OF
conditions in the Dual Monarchy, is
certain that the death OF Francis
Joseph and the ascension Of Charles
Francis Joseph will result in renewed
military activity Of a most energetic
character.
The late monarch, by reason Of his
age and his infirmities, had taken no
more than a passive part in the war
plans for some months. The new ruler
has been actively engaged on the vari-
Gus fronts where the Austro-Hungarian
armies have been operating during the
last two years.
No Change, Says Bernstorh
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, feels that from an In
ternal political viewpoint the death of
the Austrian Emperor will not have
the slightest effect on the war. In
times of peace such an event might
have strong effect. In war time.
however, the ambassador believes, the
people are united for success of their
arms.
Furthermore, the ambassador feel.
that the people of the Dual Monarchy
have been so solicited by the war that
the death of their ruler, while causing
deep regret, will not bring about any
political changes of importance. The
new monarch is said to have we'll de-
fined ideas regarding peace and per-
sonally is peacefully inclined. He is
described as "a sensible man and
therefore in favor of peace rather than
war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
ALLIES CHECKED
BY FOGS AND MUD
Trenches on West Front
Become Marshes-TroOps
Eager to Resume Drive

London. Nov. 22.-Infantry activity
on the West front last night and to-
day was limited by the continued bad
weather.
In the La Basse sector troops OF the
Anhalt regiment and Magdeburg
Pioneer Battalion penetrated British
trenches. destroyed the defensive works
and returned TO their lines with pris-
oners. Part Of our front line trench
was obliterated," the British headquar-
tiers statement admits.
The lull is giving the Allies oppor-
tunity to prepare for fresh offensive
on large scale. The men in the
trenches are eager for the weather to
clear and the hard fighting to be re-
sumed. as they are living under the
most distressing conditions at present.
Lord Derby, Under Secretary for
War. said to-day that the Imagination
could not picture the frightful cond-
tions under which the fighting was now
being conducted. Mud covers every
thing. Merely to plod through the
marshes of the trench bottoms was
trying task.
I'VE are entirely satisfied and pleased
with the success of the British troops
on the Ancre." declared Lord Derby,
land we wish the foggy weather would
clear and give them a chance to con-
tinue their excellent work"
Regarding the possession Of Grand
court. south Of the Ancre. he said that
Haig's troops had never held the viii
lage. though the outposts had reached
its westerno limits and were gradually
working forward. Canadian troops are
among those who are bombarding and
bayonetting the Germans out Of their
dugeuts and underground chambers. he
said