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Evening journal., 1916-11-06
MRS. WHITE Gains
5 LBS. ON TANLAC
Another Wilmington Lady
Reports Rapid Regained
Health
STRENGTH INCREASES;
FINE IN EVERY WAY

"Of course Tanlac has helped me.
not only that II has made It possible
for me to keep up the work Of my
large rooming house, at S14 King
street." Mrs. Blanche White told the
Tanlac Man. For about four years"
the lady continued, Il had been In a
bad way from indigestion and heart
trouble. Everything / ate soured on
my stomach, formed gas and gave
pain and distress. My heart con-
stantly troubled me and became so
nervous that / could not sleep, and I
could not get my work done.
All that time / was taking every
thing I heard Of, but nothing offered
relief. Tanlac richly deserves its
title Of Master Medicine, for now
can eat anything l want. My appe-
lite is good. sleep better and am not
nervous. I am gaining right along
in strength and weight and feel 80
much better in every way that work
is no trouble for me now. am so
grateful for what Tanlac has done
that I am glad to recommend II to all
who suffer as ] did Just think OF
it. have gained five pounds already"
Mrs. White ended smilingly.
NOhAnltHliuS OH tue euuOISeiutnt OF
Mrs. White, the Tanlac Man said:
"Stories such as this are to be heard
hourly at the Miller Drug Store.
where increasing numbers OF local
men and women visit, and. without
hesitancy. tell how rapidly Tanlac has
worked a change in their former nerv-
Gus. rundown and half-sick condi-
tions. And, scarcely without exception
they tell of surprising weight gains.
l distinctly recall the names of a few
who have reported weight increases
Mrs. Annie Edwards. OF SIC Seventh
street, 5 pounds; John W. Harrigan,
$40 West Third street pounds; r.
G. Chandler, 10 West Seventeenth
street. pounds, and Charles Ros-
brow, 312 East Eighth street, 5
pounds"
Genuine Tanlac is sold in Whining
ton only at the Miller Drug Stores;
New Castle. 2. Challenger & Son:
Delaware City. W. B. Jester; Milford
f. H. Bratton; Laurel, T. L. Mason.
Each town has its Taniac dealer
Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
WILMINGTON TO
HAVE CHASCO-
Vim AGENCY
MILLER DRUG STORE, 4O4-4O6
MARKET STREET FAVORED
Specially Selected On Account Sf Un-
questioned Reliability and Favorable
Central Location.

The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Mar
ket Street. has been apo nted eXclu-
sive agents for the distribution OF
Chasco-Vin. the justly famous
strength creating tonic that has ac-
complished such gratifying results IN
other. cities.
While final arrangements were be-
ing made, Mr.. Egner. from the
Chasco-V Vim Laboratory, was asked
about Chasco- Vin-what II was and
how Il would be OF benefit to she peo-
ple of wilmington and vicinity 1T Is
estimated" said Mr.. Egner, that sew
enty-fve per cent. OF the people are
undertone. below normal, and while
not really IN. they have not sufficient
energy TO get the best out OF lfe-
that TO which every one is entitled.
This Is due TO a lack OF strength and
vitality, for which our climate Is
partly responsible Now In Chasco-
Win we combine all OF the necessary
elements which the human body must
possess in order 10 be properly toned
10 get rid OF that tired. run down feel
ing which invites many serious Ills
10 say nothing OF coughs. colds and
Mr. Egner then added that the
Chasco- Win formulate is no secret and
went on 10 show how the different In
gradients toned up the entire system
He said "Chasco-V,n combines the
tasteless Extract of Cod Liver Oh
(also free from any odorl with Iron
Manganese. Hypophosphites OF Cal
cium. Sodium and Potassium, Strych
nine Ouinine and the Extract of Mall
and Sherry Wine"
Iron IN combination with Mangan
csc is particularly eficaclous in m
creasing the red corpuscles OF the
blood, the lack Of which is the cause
Of weakness. anemia and that gen
orally run down feeling.
He also told how Hypophosphites o.
Calcium. SODIUM and Potassium are
intended to supply PHOSPHORUS in II:
proper form needed to sustain
strength and upbuild the nervous
system. and furnish the salts so es
sential to human body.
How Strychnine. in minute doses, Is
heart susta ming tonic. It's actor
not being confined to the heart alone
but extendig to the whole muscular
system.
How Quinine is helpful TO all malar
ial and other feverish conditions o.
the system attending colds and grippe
How Extract OF Malt and Sherr,
wine exert a mild, buoyant and sumu
lating influence on the system. givinl
IL tone and energy. and also make tn,
preparation pleasant to the taste,
And finally how all Of these ingredi
onts combined make CHASO-VIN 4
REALLY AND TRULY STRENGTH
CREATING TONIC.
In conclusion. Mr.. Egner, TO use hi
own words. said Il might elaborat
on the merits of CHAScO-vIN for
week and at the end OF that time
would still have moro to saw. The bes
proof OF the effectiveness Of CHASCO
VIZ IS that which has already beer
accomplished Unsolicited testimon
isis arc received every day from man,
parts OF tho country. telling OF the
besea-s derived from CUASCO-vIN.-
Adv
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

With the campaign practically
closed, the Republican leaders today
are confident of carrying Delaware
and electing the entire Republican
ticket by a record majority.
Not only does a check-up on the
registration show an Unprecedented
Republican majority for the Repub-
licans in Wilmington. but the names
of hundreds of Democrats who will
vote part of If not all the Republican
ticket, have been obtained by Republi-
can workers. The outlook for Repub-
lican success in rural New Castle
county never was greater either, and
Republican leaders are figuring on
the greatest Republican vote they
ever polled in rural New Castle.
Republican leaders prophesy that
the Democratic majority in Kent
county will be greatly cut down, If not
entirely wiped out
Sussex county is claimed by the
Republicans by up to 900 majority
In the face of conditions. the Re
publican leaders, as State Chairman
A. r. Benson's prediction indicates
look for a record Republican victory
The Democrats are putting up
last-minute "Claim everything In
sight" attitude, as the statements OF
state Chairman H. T. Graham and
other Democratic chalrmen show. IL
is known that Democratic Inside tg-
ures" indicate big state majority TOT
Hughes for President and 1t Is natura.
10 suppose that the state ticket VIII
get practically the same vote:
The political parties brought theli
oampaigns to a close today with ma
instruction to workers and plans lol
getting out the vote tomorrow. rher'
will be several last hour meetings 10,
night in different sections ineludi IN,
the large Republican parade and rallS
AZ Richardson Park. With the excep
tion of these few meetings the cam
paign was practically closed SATURDAY
and the indications point to the larg-
est vote ever cast in Delaware nemt
noIled tomorrow. The campaign De
came spirited towards the end an'
Great interest has been aroused II
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
DEATHS.

Elizabeth B. Plummer.
Harry Lewis Williams, Jr'
Charles L. Davis
John II. GOODWIN.
James M. Little.
Samuel s.. Roberts.
Anna NJ Rulings.
William S. Pritchard.
1910 Elizabeth D., wido" OF NJ n
plummer, aged 81 years. $500
Relatives and friends are inviteu 20 as'g hn'
tbe funeral services AZ the residence OF her
SON. Henry b s. Plummer, NO, z4zt "a
nall street. on Monday evening, November o.
at o'clock Interment at sudlers'i'ie'
WWqffI II this city, on November A.
1af0 Harry Lewis Jrs son OF Harry L.
and Tnie Williams in his TN year ...s
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 ATTEND
tha f"nersi services at his parents resi-
dence No. 300 West Twelfth street, on
TUESDAY afternoon November z, at ciock'
DAVIS-In this city. on November o. 1917
Fnnsra services win he held at his late
residence. No. Ga Broome street on Neu n
nesday afternoon, November ., lSlo' AZ =
O'Clock 1nterment private. -.
GODWIN-At Butler, Pa. on November a.
1915. John II. Goodwin =;
Due notice Of funeral will be given. -,
LITTLE.In his city on s NSv Ssaps o. i'i'
Relatives and members OF Euresa ..,. .ops e.
No. 28. A. r. and A. NJ. are invited 70
attend the funeral services, at no sls W., MSs'
Interment at Riverview cemetery
ROBERTS-In PHILADELPHIA, Pa, on Novem.
Der 5, 1915, Samuel s. Roberts aged IS
Relatives. friends and employees Of the
& W r. r. are invited to attend the
funeral services at Old Swedes p; y.
Church. at ? O'Clock. Interment at River
RfDrNGs@in this city. on November 5,
1916. Anna NJ. only daughter OF Allen u;
and Mary A. Rulings, aged 10 years and
IL months. 49,. A,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
The funeral from the residence OF her par
ents No. 722 East Tenth street on Wed.
nesday morning, November :, AZ .. %
oiclock. High mass az St. Mary church,
al o'clock. lnterment at siiVerprook
PRITCIi ARD-In this city, on November 5,
1915. William S Pritchard, aged ~
fnneral services at his late residence, No.
o319 Monroe street. on Tuesday evening NO
vember z, at Z 80 o'clock. Friends may
view the remains on Tuesday, from 20 Z
p. NJ. Interment at Phillipsburg, n. j. on
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

than ever was and recommend your
remedies to all my friends. Mrs. LENA
WYNN, 2s12 E. o Street, Richmond, Va.
While Change Of Life is a most crit
ical period Of a woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are sense
of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, pslpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
Irregularities, constipation, variable APP
petite, weakness and inquietude, and
dizziness.
For these abnormal conditions do not
fail to take Lydia E. PinkhAm's Vege-
table Compound.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
JOHN WANAMAKER URGES HUGHES,
DUPONT AND MILLER ELECTION;
CROWDS CHEER SENIOR SENATOR

.rwenSy-dvs hundred msn and wo-
nan packed The Playhouse on satur-
6a.v afternoon and heard the Hon.
JOSH wanamalrer. merchant and post
astcr-geueral under President Har-
rison, plead for The election Of the
Republican ticket IN Delaware.
The address, vas. lie concluding Of
fnrt OF the campaign and the meet
inr was held under nc auspices
ii the Ruslne2s Mems Republican
league.
Governor Charles r. Miller intro
diced Mr.. WanRmaker 70 tho audi
an.,c In q glowing tribute 10 hie ser
rcss 70 the public and 20 ;hc nation.
The Governor emphasized the urgent
need VI this time Of the Republicans
o. Delaware elocting Tho whole ma
tionai Congressional and State ticket.
He urged tho Republican voters to be
sore and cast their ballot for Col
onel Henry A. DUPONT for the Son
ate and for Thomas w. Miller for
CNneress.
John Grebbel, president of the Phil
adeiphia Union League. accompanied
occupied a seat on The Playhouse
stage. During Mr. Wanamaker's ad-
dress Senator DUPONT came In and
was greeted with lrty cheers as
he took his seat among the members
Of the league. The Senator acknowl-
edged the applause by bowling to the
speaker, the Governor and to the
audience.
Mr.. Wanamaker's address was In a
happy. conversational vein--a neigh
boriy talk. as he called II. His declar-
alton that the last word as 10 the out
come OF Tuesdays election from FIRST
hands was that the Republicans would
elect Hughes and the whole ticket,
brought prolonged applause He urged
Republicans here 20 stand together at
the polls and re-elect Senator DUPONT,
CONGRESSMAN Miller and the entire
ticket IN Delaware.
Governor Miller. who was named as
chairman OF the meeting by Colonel
Sparks. president OF the league, said
ladies and gentlemen, today marks
Tho closing Of the present political cam
paiqn both national and local and the
present indications are that Charles r..
Hughes viii be elected 10 the Presi-
dency. When he is inaugurated next
March, we will then know that we have
in the Presidential chair a man who
wiz restore the prestige the Govern
mcnt lost during the past four years.
with this restoration we viii have
the knowledge that the honor of these
United States will be respected; but in
order TO carry out those things, which
means 20 much. IL Is necessary that we
have majority in both Houses at
Washington.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
POWDER WORKERS
IN HUGHES parade
cnntinned from First Page


sylvania Railroad has arranged to
carry those participants who live in
towns along the river on the Jersey
shore by running a special train from
Pennsgrove to Camden shortly after
IL o'clock tonight and make all inter
mediate stops
A jitney service from Salem, Allo-
ways. Quinton and other South Jer
sey towns will bring marchers. Word
has been received from the Garfield
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
REPUBLICANS SEE
RECORD MAJORITY
FOR WHOLE TICKET
Continued from First Page.
CHAIRMAN GRAHAM
is CONFIDENT.

By Harry 4. Graham, Demo-
cratic State Chairman:
There will be more indepen-
dent voting than ever before
and forecasts are difficult to be
made with exactness, but there
is no doubt of a strong drift
toward the Democratic ticket.
From Information In hand.
Wilson will carry Delaware by
Mt least thirty-fVe hundred ma
jority and our State ticket will
be elected by approximately the
same vote
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET
STOCK Market
MARKET SHOWS STRENGTH.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The stock mar
ket, which has been uncertain and ir
regular for several days, started up
ward in steady bull movement today
United States Steel jumped "a TO l2l
rs, fractionally under its high recorC
and Central Leather made gain o.
more than 3 points ta record of 10.
3-s. Crucible and American Locomotive
were strong and there was activity anC
strength in rails.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

V e y = I a ~ 10 OOiit~
pound l feel like a
new woman. / al
ways had a headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time -
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and hes {
flashes. Now / am
IN hafter health
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
BLOOD POISON

From cut or wound-get BRAZIL
IAN BALM to bottom Of wound. Re-
lief In half an hour-oure over night.
Also rub hot Balm on all the swollen
parts around the wound. It's magic.
Adv
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
RICHARDSON PARK REPUBS
hike TONIGHT FOR HUGHES

The postponed parade of Richard
son Park Republicans will take place
tonight, and il is expected 1t will be
the biggest affair OF its kind ever held
in that locality Among the clubs
in line will be the Mill Creek Hun
bred Mounted Club, with about $50
members.
The parade will form in Richard
son Park and march to Elsmere,
where other clubs will be met. The
parade will then return and pass over
the principal streets OF Ashley, Belle
moor and Richardson Park. disband-
ing az the Richardson Park Club
house. Following the parade a meet
ing will be held which will be adj
dressed by Congressman Thomas w.
Miller and Robert II. Richards.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
CHAIRMAN IsAAcs' CLAIM.

BY Henry r. lsaaos, Demo-
cratic County Chairman:
! am greatly gratlfled by con-
ditions. ! feel that Wilson will
carry Delaware by at least 5000,
and that the State ticket will
be elected by approximately the
same majority. The Republicans
will carry New Castle county by
about 1900 majority and VIII
mington by from 1000 to 1900.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Emma NJ. Cardwell wishes to
thank her relatives and friends for
their kindness and sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings at the death
of her son, George NJ. Beeson.@
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

only One "BRoMo oUININE"
To get the genuine. call for full name. LAXA-
TIVE BRoMo QUININE. Look for sigma
ture Of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One
Day. Csc
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
SALISBURY CLAIMS CITY.

BY James Salisbury, Demo-
cratic City Chairman:
believe that the Democrats
will carry Wilmington by from
1000 to 1900 majority, and New
Castle county by about 1900. 4
judge that the Democrats will
carry the State by about 1000
majority. They will not only
give the national ticket a ma
jorlty, but will elect the State
and county officers at tomor-
rows election.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

Republican Club of Salem that a dele
cation several hundred strong will be
present.
Evening journal., 1916-11-06

individual efficiency. II includes eff
cheney in organized business, in manu-
featuring, in bookkeeping, in banking,
in transportation, in every activity of
the people. Especially does it impose
the obligation on the party in power of
efficiency in government"
Evening journal., 1916-11-06
HEAT FLASHES,
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
During Change of Life.

Richmond, Va. after taking
seven bottles Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

Sin altDerldIiieer Mann irdt
Stelliing oIs Sonitor. @or 3 Sabre
In IeiHer Iebten Stelung. Bette @m-
%pfeblunger. 3od5ufra9en in Der
Office Oes u@oibington %Soitrnol".
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
uGoncurSia @cmeinSe.

Nm pergangenen Gonntng NberO.
fan0 in Der Goncor0io Stride Ser 5lpci-
te ialtitrierte 8ortrog Itutt in Sc
boollng Der 3eit Gbriiti unO Der 81
poItel. 9as Sbemo oiesmol mar:
u0ie 0riinOmmg Der Gbriftliden Sir
de-, NIT 3itgrunoeIeglung Der %crItei
5m0lf &opitel ser g(poltelgeidi6te.
@tpa 3 8iloer, @ie0ergoben @ibli-
i6er S5enen uno Staten 8olGItinaS
unO Spriens, beroni6ouli6ten Die
@eipreGung. Die 2eier iinO eitgela-
oen, Dem 8ortrag bonn n1diten Sonn-
tag @6eno, 7.45 llbr, bei5umo6nen.
Sn oemielben tperoen Bic 8efebrun9
Haltli iotpie oeIien onfGnglide Heiien
51tr Mltsbreitung oes GbriitentunS III
GDpern u1o &leinoiien eel6iIOert.
Nfit Dem leten Sonntoge b%o1en0ete
8oitor Men5el bic eriten 8ipon3igSob-
re ieiner AmtstGtiefeit an Ser Gotl-
coroia @emeinoe. gr tot Oieier Got
iade fur8 i'm Morgengottes0ienIte Or
mGgltng uno foroerte Sic @emeinbe
at treuer metterer Witarbeit on 8cr-
fc oes Serrn ouf. Die SonntogS
idulIebrer uno Die 6rolten lieBet1 c.
ii6 ni6t nebmen in ibren @eriamnt-
Iungen Ser ISOLDE iDrem 8aItor ber3-
Ii6e @liidipiin19e ous3uipreden un0,
ais 3ei6en ibrer 8erbunoenbeit alt6
fi1tbnre @noenfen 5u iiberrei6en.
Die Siung oes 5r%auenbereins oin
Weittno6 fplroe gum gr0Bten Seil
init @orbereitungen gum 8u8or uno
N~benoeiien, sic am A., Is. uno 1G.
geobember lt~attfinoen iol(en ous9e-
fiiat, 9ie 8ereinsprGiioentin, 6rou
emma Gbomforot %crnoltnte sic fol-
gen6en 0amen ols 8oriiberinmen bon
gusi6iiiien: Srol1 Seth S6lei6er,
Slide; 5rau Gmma S6lotter6ed
Standardization; Srolten Mau0 Sling,
Carrie gfeifirf un0 2lcp SarfoIO,
Sii6be0ienung Srauen &arrD 0unf-
BORT uno @nl. $. Serblt, @alsboI-
tungstiid; 8roll Srib Ser8og, See
Cream nno- Srolt Morie Sartiq,
S6iir3enItano. Die SonntogSidule
beripaltet Sen Gnnoptii6 unO biIft
nit Bel IonItigen Qr6eiten.
Na6 Ser &eriommlltng grot1tliertc
man BEL &affee un0 Sudden Ben neitll
@eburtStagsfin6ern oes Monots, ocll
Srolten $. 91tnfborit, 8. Sarforo, 6.
&einborot, 6. S6lotterbed, @m.
0edntonn so. Sobotfa, 8. genoer,
8. S6Iei1er uno @ml. Sdul5e.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
9enti6e Sag Setter

yti6toellti6er, DEFENDERS Srii6=ame-
rifaner eri6ienen mar.
3mii6en Dem columbia 8ralter=
uno Dem Mebger 8erein" fallo Gin
Seil5ieben itatt. 9ie 8rauer gingen
aus oielem 9uea ais Sieger berppr;
ieoo1 muB bier ben1erft meroen, BOB
Die 8raller bereits lpo6enlang Dorber
geiibt batten uno infolgeoeIien ibren
@rfolg nlir oieier Satia6e 3ui6rei
ben miiiien. Die Mebger maren bltrd-
aus unpor6ereitet.
Sim 5meiten Gage belt SEER 81.
mon @olf 6ie Seltre0e, in engliiher
Sprade. Su Der lebten Summer
unieres 8lattes baben mir oieiel6e ab-
georudt. 9ana6 ipra6 Gep. Or. g..
S6miot bon Der 3ionsgemein0e. Sic
ier Serr mics auf Die ebemalige &lein-
Itaaterei oeS beutigenD euti6lano BIN.
&Gbreno friiber Die ein5elnen &lein-
~itaaten hur fir ii6 eriitierten uno eli
ne Observation-Disclosures lnnl0g-
lih mar, iiebt man beute Elm groBeS
Dereintes 9eutldlano. 9ies auf Die
&erbdltniile unieres 8aibin9toner
0elitidtums angemanot, iolte II IN $
gum 8eiipiel Oienen un6 urs aupf en-
gen 3ltiummenarbeiten anleiten. Mud
am 8meiten Mbeno NOR Der 9eiud
duBerlt 3ablreid. Ser o@ermania
M1nner1or" trl1g an oieiem Abeno
einige Gbore Dor, unter Der DIRECTION
oeS Grofeilors Serrn Gbriltiani. 9ic
0eitglie0er oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fiibrten oie gSaienjago Ser iieben
S6maben" auf, an Der bas Tllblifnnl
cine groBe Sreltoe batte.
Sim eriten Gage fon5ertierte Die
n&olipolis &apele" inter Der Sci
iltng 0es @errn Suliug Sampler. Sic
Wfltlif bel Der 8araoe iomie gum Eons
beiorgte SEER S6mar3, Ser Sobn UNI
ieres befannten Serrn Mng. S6lDar5.
Sier lei nod bemerft, bob Der 8inDf=
bort &erein Ser ct. Miarienfirbe so
Dollar sum 8eIten bemiaigtc. Mle
Weitglieoer oieies &ereins beteiligtcn
ii6 an Der Seier. Nad porlGufigcr
lleberii6t betrdgt Ser lle6eriduB ilbcr
5000 Dollar.
Das @elingen Oieies ihonen alne-
rifaniihen 6eltes nulB Der onge-
itrengten Nrbeit oes Ser Martill
8iegano uno ser peri6ieoenen &omi-
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13

n9ieritube": &bil. 9ittes, @oriib-
er; @ilie @golt Srib Sennige, Sobn
5ii66ad, Saul &ieoel, &orl Ggolf,
@eo. Miaer, Sobn &raft, Mib. &eil
miller, SlIius Seim, @ermam
@eiB, Sobn Sonlmerer.
uS6tp6bii6e SaienjagO"; 0ei6,
9iet, ,8oriiser.
Srdnffurter, 8rot, &affc uno &t-|
6en: u9amen-Silfsberein oes 1914
'16 Silfsfomites" Sral 6. 2ill5ba6
&oriiBerin.
@efrorenes un0 &onfefte: SrGulein
5arpura gSleguno, S%orr1Berln vi,
5obn Sermann, fowie Die 6rduleit
Siaie&plb, @milie &plb, 6. sc. Sripl
0ora MaBmann, Moele @aBmanl
Rarp Neulano Margaret Neulom
u. &eoeder, 90. Sabotta, Mem
ltiler, Charlotte Miller, Baulir
Soler, @briltine 8lpB, emma @eibel
Spa 9insba6, @alerie 2in3ba6, Mlami
rim
3igarren: uSnfel 8rGiig~ uno Scr
uBlattoeltti6er Screen; SarI M6tcr-
fir6en, Soriiber; Sp. 8ebrenberg,
MiIi @iegmann Geo. Wair, &arl
&obler, Otto Mltti9ler.
2imonaOe lnO Nuni1 Srou Oe
Wroin, I~oriiBerin; Sron @m. Nelt
LAMB, 2. gorfieerin, Sralt Sitn1ann.
8almerfeu, v&riegerbunO"; Soc
8erd, Goriiber; Sranf Stiirmer, So
ief &obmer Carl 6. 8ralr.
S6iir5enltono nno Sanonr6eiten:
Srolt @aener uno Srau 8rano.
uGilerneS &rer5"; War Der, Sor=
,iiBer; Sram M. Der, Srau Sammel.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
nnler TragefafCa.

Sc. @enn ii6 &ongreBIeute &e-
Den in Ser &ed'erangsOruderei Orlld-
en- IuiIen I'm tie fir politiide 3mede
on ibre @dblcr 81 iGiderL 10 babeil
1ie 0en Seriteartngspreia 0afitr SIT be-
aobIen. Otitlnter beIauieu ftp Die
&ednungen Der Gegierutgsoruderel
qeaen &ongreBuldnner auf groBe
GUNNER. Ser glbgeor0nete &arer'
ner bat i'm 2arie Oieier &o9ne
Der Sruderci $6S,653 fir gcorudte
HeOen be3oblt, 3. ). ser g1i0iondr 9p.
SorO be5obIte es fir i9n. Ditrd ole
gl6niitung OcS NtaterialS p%crtiert Ole
Hegierung aber an iolden Sobs un0
8ripot0rudereien tonnen Oamit nidt
fonfurricren. 9as @eieb Derbietet
Den Orud bon 9icoen III an0erer ols
Der engIiiden Gpradc in Der &egier.
nngsoruderei.
gSiai vs.. Die Gerleibung 0es
Sdmar5en 9lOlerorOells III &reuBen
crbebt ocn 10 qeebrten Wenihan quito
motiid in Den A~oelsltono. Der be
riibmte MuIer @erner m1tr0e att Die
fe @eiie oOlig. 90 sic ober mn 0cn
G%ielsorOen pierter &loiie nit 9iltcI
Ioli6 erbolten bobelL 10 iino Sic pa
Our6 nid)t in ben platt0euti6en VI
Oelsitan0 erboben moroen.
gilbert y. Sic iollten iebr DonfGar
oafiir fem BOB Sbnen Die SdnDieger-
n1lttter 0ur6gebronnt 1T obne Sic
mit5unebmer. @s lit ldou mebr ais
einnol b|orgefotnmen, 0oB fi6S@tpie-
germiitter in ibre SdmiegeriGbae Der
Iiebt boben uno nit ibnen 0ur6ge-
brannt iin0. 2aiien Sic man Die
DIE" lopen.
SacOb 6. Der 8rieffoiten SnfeI
bat oos|eriobnungsfeit om 9eittiden
Gage gefeiert. @ber Siebe giebts nod,
alter SSltn9e.
&c. s. Sic f6nnen Sbre Snterefien
al Ser i6mebenoen @atent- QlppIifati-
on Our6 cine notariea ~beglnubigtc
llebertragung nerfoufen, menn Sic eli
1len &Gufer finoem Der nit Helpeft 51t
iagen, 0umm genltg 1T ii6 arf ioI6c.
@ei6Gite ein5uIaiien.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-13
NNs Oentiden &tr6Cu.
ct. Marien.0irdle.

lin IL llbr am SOnntag beriammeln
IT'D ale Wtdnner uno Siinglinee in Der
S6ulballe CUR Mbfabrt mad Baltimore.
Nm Mittmo6 uno Sbnnnersta9, Den
18. unO 10. SftOber lit Die idbrli6e
unterbaltung unO Supper gum Seften
Der S6ule.
Sin e6tes oeutiGes abenOelien miro
lerpiert bon 4.30 bis l16r. Ser u9ra=
matte Club" uno r5be Sbltinate 6a=
Min" iopie Die @onSertfapele Oes prof.
6erlinger peroen mittDirfen un0 gum
Son5 Ipielen. Sin ~angenrbmer &benO
ltebt in Muslint.