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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

linlerHIsgn9 Der unioRiffiI6eR aommsrs
msbrbtit fur blgIs abdHhtruus Der @srs
.faHung gdunnen bate. Die ReeieruHe
bsburfts sI bisiet cine 3ipsibriitsb Wtbr,
belt, uhb an elmer foI1xn gsbrah Cd ibr
Bel Der bdrndls NIT isben 1age eritartsns
ben SppoIitipH ggesH Regierupg nHb ROs
mitet. Die QuFlSiune hsr aammer fsbts
Sab QnEAa ~aleroings bHr6, bo Der Ct
mai In sebtunT Gikung bic 3uItimmune
bd5u erteiIt BATH.
Cab Waf9a battle fsintH @orI6las nit
benz Befligen Reft beeriinbtt, eeesn beHsn
Self bic 8eI9rdHlung bss SsrrIasrs BEL
Der 4ufl0Eung btr aamner mad Itinen
ausfibrungsn ptrIiGbt. absr g CAB nod
sintn oabsrtH BruHb, Der Jpn in isnem
3eitpanlte hnsu bsIiimmtf, an Bic Rams
mer init BEN WnFTdlag sinsT 0trfaTnness
Gnberung bt~rdn5utretsn. Die Bsr6dItniTs
siu1nesn ibn, nit 3talitn Grisben gu
fdlisbeH; BET Der G9ipdde isinsr GtsL
lung uMb Der ftstig abbr6dsInbsn uHios
BitiI@en Niebthtit muBts ct dbsr bsftrhs
ten. bdb bic aammsr ihrs 3uiiimmuna su
siRsm 1FiebsH berfagen lpIrbs, Der auf bic
|4btretung 9ripolitonisns unb Der abrss
malta biRnasiisf. Gr fpplte fi9 eiHsn
fdrIsFsn aiidbali fir bic Grisbsnspsrs
baHbAngtn fdaffsH. uHD ben tCHHte sr
nur bHr9 cine ibin uabsbinet ergsbsHe
Rnmmer srIaHgfH. Gs tpuf aber Bpetbls
9aft, 06 tr In jtbsm auembIld unb uBttr
alien lImFdRbtH bic 3uitiWmuns bss Ges
mats our guTl6Iufe Der aammtr uHb su
NsupabIen grbolisn tpeEoe. uHb 70 iu9ts
Cab qalda flo bud tlsbsriragrns bss
unbeIdrdnttfn Re6is basu oil ben SuI'
tan spns Giherbttt 90 bsrlaafftn. Die
@trbdltniHt asIlattflsn ibW jssDh ri9t,
fsinm plan Big ans Gnbt 81 ntrFplssa.
3pQF bIwoaIe sgs lpis bssts gpGbpl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
28u0er ans getinje

grtiujs iF sigsnilih cine neue 5taot.
Bonn Bis duf ben 6irEen 9uHilo /. be-
ftanb as nlr aus BEN alaiter uRo rtbres
rem 6iitEeu. 9os aIoHer bat peter /. ers
bduen IaIItn uno hisr rtfibierte Der Jirit
als geitli4er 8irbeHtrdger. 30 parjas
niri, arieger NIT geberbIlheD. bic 4uss
nail Der Slagliuge bes @ebirgrs, bisltsa
sanor Wa9t, unb bitr ben 5Irten d6ses
neHinsHe aanpnsn n<rteibigten ben Gins
gang bieIes gsilliden unb su9lel9 tries
qeriI9en Mobuikfs. Rod heate lit oas
ate GfrbeHIioIttr bag intereIanteite @ts
hduhe ner ulonteMgrinffnen 6anptHaot.
Ser lteeE jtuer Mlaoita peier hsgrdbea,
ber iebG alb Ghnbpdtron unb NdttoEdls
6eiliqer bert6rt mir6. Nh stnem Gage i'm
da6re piro Der Gdrgbedel auTgefdloHsE
unb has 8plt 5ur M%nbetnng ees 2ei9s
ndnls SugeldTen. Sn benz gloGia fat
iebt ber Metropolif bon Mouiemgre Isinl
9elIbenS, unb in timer pergitterten Gau.
Ienboue norDsr airde Iiegen bic @rdbsE
ber GiiriteRfamilis.
Sin bisfem @ebdube reidlen Getlnlt2
merauHaenhtii nHb @egsafuart ftn BIZ
SaHp. Sm iibrigsH babsn fit ipeuig se'
msiefam. Gine nsls gtabf it bier, an
gFenbe bar Gbew, eHtIfan0eH, no I'D
BE Weot bonn Mlfers befauf nHb In Oal
Snngre hes aaBbes bsgeansn uHe trsn5sl
8ag @unoerlamlt an bieler merlwiiroti
asn 0aupiFaof lit uub bieibt ibre Gage
Cine GaGr flsinsr, oidt fh 5HiamHsa'
branaen6er 6daltr In timer aarltldao'
ldaft, Biz, TAIL, nHit, tot. pie chi M0no.
aebirae dumutst. Der aaii5e BsrateKe
fon @eiinis 1T slpa stnsH gilofnfifr brett
geHeiat mai singn bsr 8elFa1. bsr iibsl
Tea unp bic stdbt ausIi4t gepd4rt 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
BADgMAeEN von RoIEM hREUzc

muBtea crit an 6rt Aub Gttle GrTabruns
gen gsiammelt fperetn. ebe man gu BEN
9aH eiHes nirtlih profiifden 1Bphs ses
langts. Die erltsn 9onefn0atH, pis ie bic
dirmn Ssbriosr p0nseen in Dahtlnorf
srbauen Iisb. srpieisn ith aIs uugteieRst.
b.. B. as biel 5u iaper (sttpa 1000 Sig.
@epidt) fir q~ItrefgdpanH bel ben
~sruuoloien Megtn. pie lie ouf BEN Oft
li6eu Griegsidduplub gang unb gabt iine.
Sic glthen ~nnIsrsu groBtn M0bsltranss
portpdgen uno bereinigttn auf sinsr ahit
aeFeI unb @oFer6tbGlter. DuI6erdum
Unit u graaifn a~iseetattst). Iotpis einen
Raum gam Mussunb @ntlsibeu; kktsrer
puros beim 1ransport ttlsitopsrtia aus
BEN Magsu geIdpbsn uHe bsim Gsbraua
berau2se5egsu aHo auFssitsli.
IS CAB Oo9er nu1 brsi M6gli4aiteH,
entfpeeer bic massn bura Gelbfiabrsr
boripdrts berpeaen 3a lnHen Dber aeHels
uHn 8apeeinridtuna uuf anei Nagsn su
oerteiLen nbsr falieBIih has Gelpiht bes
WaseRs hnr6 hi4tsren 9au uEo 8ers
tletneruug Der QnIage Su %bsrrin9eru. aae
hrsi Meee iinb hIhrttten fpprbsn. aatrs
oinss fdtint bic srils M0sIidteii Btnls
aHbdngsr gtfinben 5a bnbsH, aus benz
einfaden Bruuet. neil bic aHi9affung
unb llnterbaIiung tines 2aitautos ben
aoftenpuntt bod fsAt Dsrtsusrt, gs miiBis
benn fein. baB man in ben Babe uno
QeFelpagm sins 5slbffd6rsrdnIage md
einbant, ME u Biz 6irnd 8. 5dafftabt
In Samburg getan fat. Der prsts htties
Doseus if mir nift betdHnt. attr i6srs
lid barfts sr bod 5u bod ausaeialm fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

felt eiHigen SabrsB Isbr fatiia burd
elelfrifdss 2iht bslfuhtst, aber hapon abs
geTeben III bic Guberits primiiipiidt uun
htute nod bas figsntIi1e asnH5eihsn Der
montensgrinifaen 6onptitaht. edbtug
ts gibt fstHe, ausgenpnntH elm padr Bus
bitten nIlsreinFa9Itsr Mrt. Der martt,
Der smtimal In Der Mode abgebaIten
iuirb, III eItihfnas biirFtie otnag. 1ross
BEN lit CT an ben martitageH cine Sss
bensnirbieieit bont btr fhonen, impus
nierenben GsinItsn Der Montenesriner.
bic i'm bdBn beboltsrn unb bic bur9 lire
6unitn moIeriI9en srd9ten tintn IuftigeH
3ug in bic ~uHssbeare Qsbs hisfes adrits
nsifsa bringen.
9ns Sptrsttenbofts otr 6dupttaot
1~loRtfnesros III oft gsnug geiAilbtri lDore
ben. limb nirtli3 tommIi man bti eineIH
9eIuhe hfE Gtabt I'M bitItn 3ng nidt
gut 1erum. Mte nisl G~rssltn5sn nobHer
bier Hids In bisism gsie, hag i'm gnr5sr
eitpa 1000 9spobner Sdhlt! MinitertJs
3easu3sH, 9iplomaisnsrSsaen3en WfiIitdrs
eTssIsn5tn unb mas nidt nod alesl SHs
Dsbist bes Experimentation gsb6rt aud bic
8sIhdftsoertiHbnug. in Der Iange Sabre
Der Mirt bss s@raHb 6pisl@ NIT BEN
a0Rigs isIbIt gsItonbeH bat. llfiprHnglif
mar HGmIin BET bafRalige Diirit Nitiia
leibft bsr 9sfBer bss Gupb0es, uHb q
tDirb er5abli, baB bamals BEN bohsn
Germ bic GrsmbsHrehnungtn Dor bsr Ab'
rsiIs BET Odns srt sur DISTRIBUTING IN
ben palait bsrHmeefhidt murbsn. Ditil
Soften FHb nun borIbsr; absr ipdtst md
bat Der Jirit 5ulammen nit bfEH Gram
6DislM Elm famoIts 5ammfigsfhdfI
6firiebsu, ilosm sr bic siers aus BEN
gansen gnnbt fiir ein pnar Jranitn cuff
iauFtt unb fir bns 8ieIfa6s uah Grant
reid ntiterbertaufit. 9its gfihaft II
@m JIrFtn niht Hbtl btlpBWH uHe bal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

bic aammtr duf3ul5IsH, nuo iHter far
lem Druid cine unbsoih9t 5ubtrEGTias
ilfls aammsr suInmmsu3ubrinssH. qbtr
Ag uebtrersifsu Der llH8ufriebtnbeit aui
bas 8eer, bic gsfdbrlibt 3ufpibuna bm
3uitdnbs In Albanisn unb f4lieBII6 BIZ
nidt chen freipiaige audtrift Mdbmah
Gdeiuttt pnfhas pom amE bss arisass
minieers stDangsn Sab gdf9d, trct
zines gldnsenben 9ertrautnsboiums, ber
Ma6t 3a enifdgsn uno bic 2siluns bel
gahGfts benz @aF qbmtb @lultat
QaIda au ibsrIaHen.
Settbsm bate bic Sirlti trnFgu quFf
eaheH 81 erfiiaen, ala baB lie an Der,
Fai nnasdnbtruuesn battle bsnsen fanneu.
mas bic Rtgisrung isbt berdnIabt bal,
bds GIti6getpi6t Der SfTsntiiHfn GslDal.
ten bura 4usbsbrung br gorrthte bts
adIifm ber8ufsusHr 1T. tpis esIaet, nitG
ab3ufeben. Mber aus Der aatiahe. bab
Elm GabiHeti. in BEN MAI bic reiuIie Ger
~iOrptruns iungtiirlfasr Grunbfdbe sa ers
bliden Bat, ban @thaatsn Sab paEhas
ipisber b~sruorgsboIt uub bsriplriIidt BAT,
Ipridt bic usbtr5eusgns, bob mad mfuI6s
IiAem grmsHtn in BET 9artti Mat ME-
Der 3uItdHbe sintrsten tperbtn, bic I'M
Sabre 1909 3u elmer 9darauIung Der
9orrsdts bss GuItans bsraRIaBtsa, unb
Sab bas iuHstiirItits Mtsithent 70 tiff
MuFsslH etIdInssH bat. saB fsins 6oupis
p~srsftier tsin Asbsntsn msbf bdbsn, BEN
asrrihtr bic Mahi uu6 bu GinfIab sus
g%uiuenben, bic ibm In allen @trfoiungss
tdaten 3uitsben. DIR 3aitano, Der felt
BEN Sabre 1909 beTtanb. mar b4r quss
brad bss Wlibtrnasns ssstn ben bdmnIi-
gen asrrlhsr, NIB 70 bari man In Tensr
9tititiaang bic Gsftaiisure b1flr frbfn,
bab bas tlrtifdf 9ot init pplsnt gtFs
tEalGp " Isiusq EaItaz lrasexAl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

IaneiFt bds aaat, 70 melt Is relai, iibsr
elm enblofes Metr bon Fsinernsn. erauer.
fallen 6iigeln uab 9srgeu. Gs If, Gls Oh
cine risIsubafts glefauieHbaut ii6sr has
ean3e 2dnD gsbreitst ipdre. Die Gtaht
felbTt, eber din D1rf als eiRs 5.aht, be-
Ftaht aus elmer tinsissn GtraBt. bic iih
gegen 5fen bin 3a BEN Marttplabt eEs
tpettert. Tad Gioen 81 5ipelgt fH cine
5peite. plaBartig gehilbste Strnbe ab, an
Der Der nelie poIdF - fpenn man iiberz
boupt non eiHem ,qalatA rebsn hart -
bss a5niss lisgt. 1urIt Danilo Fat biss
fen 9aiaft eIriatst, ben Der %gsgsuipdrtig:
aauie harh mehrsre anbauteH DeisnfliA
trtpeitert Bat. Dos dltt CALAIS bisnt ifst
fir BEN GeridEaIenat, fir eiHise GtaGtsz
Gmftr unb fir bas GgmHaIium. MubsE
benz BalaIt bes giirFeH fiHbet man nod
Elm pdar ltattlihe, piaeuartise @sbdubt.
has fins Bic MohnFbe bes 0ftsrr,idiiden,
bes ruHiIhen anb Htuerbings aud pes itas
iieniTnea DeIanbtgn, ais 6sr @sstrstsr bsr
orei Wdhtt. bic am 2anbe Der Sdpdr5ea
@ergs sunddit intsrsfIert FRb. Die ans
otrsn 6srrsn Diplomdtsn aubtr bH
9ereiHigtsn staattn uHh Sapon liHb ale
@roBmdnts In GftiHjs psrtretM - miiHsH
iId nit fitilsn ~Hiebrtgen Mietsbduiern
begniigen, Bic, pie GrnH b. 9eHssDaIiegg
eiumai lauHis bsmtrEt bat, ttpa ben uas
FaHg babtH, ME in BIN @elaHbtl9aftss
paldFten eafopdifdeE 5aupiItdbts bic
qorfierlogrn. Nus fplhsH neinsH niebris
GIN eiHit6digsn 6dufsrH beftsbt san3 Gee
iinie; ibrigsns MAIDEN bisis SdaItr siRsH
sinIidsn ginbrud. unb rsiHlih genug
Febt aud BE 6auptItabt IsIbf ous. mas
inn 10 lsidtsr 81 sfreidtn lit ais in bis=
fem grnbm 9orfs ale ldnbIhaftlifeH
Giloer ano Ginribtunaen feblsn. Gg
gi6t Bier iein 8sb. ttine Milthduftn, teine
! Gtaanaetn. EtiHs Titisrsita, GttiHis pirb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

BIN 8irt BON @Ednb 0oteI sum Wiaios
ndr gsno4t. Gr pirb pobL ietnsn a0s
mig pieIisidt nusasnommsE, btr eiu5ige
Miaiondr In gsEinjs isin; benu obDDbl
Der frtie Go6n Der Ghipar5en 8eree Flr
ben inert bes BeIbss einsn reht ausges
pvastsn Sim Bat. 70 psib tr Fh bod,
pns bic arbeit 6eiriFft, gu mdbiasH uHb
at beberrI6tn. Der Montsntgriner Iisbi
ben bsbagli6sR MlibisgaRs Ha9 o%rienids
IiI6tr Qrt. unb 70 iisst bsnH aud iibsr
btr eansen Giabt Elm 9us ssLaHsntr 8ts
l5aulittsif. 6itEhin 1T bns mossrHs Ges
ben, IN bic sagb mad BEN @tIDs une bss
amstitdnismus nod ni9t s~tbrunqtn.
Mber bic Weltseaihis bat bsnno9 i6reR
Itg bis ins 6srs Der GaiparaeH 9tres
%gefnnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
Scr bauild,e wsaler gilbelm 6am.

9er 6datfdJe WiaIer Btlbelm 9afss
mersbSi +. giner Der beDenienbfen
Malsra lit in bsg Nadt sum 13. Jsbruar
NIT MiIbslm aammtrfbDi aus BEN ees
ben sfIdieben. als sr aiming, rurbt Elm
RampF I'M ibn nusgsfoaitn; bic atabes
ME gins an einem Ieiner 8emdloe pOrbsi,
porauf feline aamtr0bsn OffsntIi& prolss
~Itisrtta. Giner iingsrsn G~sasrntiea f6as
Is i6ptr, bic nrIaAeH bieIes aampfes
eiH5uieben. Mtbeg bic Motius, nod bic
BarbsB 5ammsrfb6is forosru su sinsm
@issdpruh berauS. am Ils6Ittn gibt Ct
feline nd9isn srsunbs pieosT, ME lie iIdj
in ibrsa 0obn5lmmsrp ssbtnr nrbitsHa
obsr ttdum.ub. CT par 1864 gsborsH
uHb bat In BEN IsttH Sa6rsH NIT elmer
I6lpsrm 8ruHlraHi9sit tdmpfsR miiHsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
Don Dr. @. 1snIeban.

l%Isiosrduns bisHtsn psrioRsRpassu, Die
9ehniler ets btirsIfenbtn 9orps bdtttn
bic SnHsneiutidiuHe berssitelt. DAB dies
gut nappie, libi fa earaus erisbtn bob
in tinem gsiuIFen 3sitraum ibtr 1900
5olnateu Ih BE BObliat elmer srlinps
liasu aorpsrrsiuiauHs oerIaaffn ionntsa.
Die aonItruiilOu Der @obspngtn mar
BEL peitem niat 70 tiHfad ME bic Der
gabs5ugt. 1bre Frsie @eipegIi6Isit mar
eurd bic inltaitn Btse aui BEN 6Itli6tn
arisssi4duPlas iehr eriapnt, SoPsE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
AUsdERUsTsTER eApEWAeENy

Self nufsd6Iassn; Der UortsiI bon sipsi
3eltsu III Der. baB, pdbrsHO, bic 2sutc
bts sinen 3tltes ibr 9rauitbab nsbmeu.
bic b.s unberu ih fdon ous5isbm t0u'
Hsn. tpas cine eroBe 3~eittrIparnis III. Def
sau3s Wagsn 1T 36x2.5 Dieter eroB pah
iDitst init Idntfhem 3ubsbor Huy stgtn
$500 ag.; II btFbt allie 70 sitmlid nod
pas 666hsspidt zines Muuitipns' obtr
fonitiaen GEnnttpaasns nnb fam bahtr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

isFel urb sin,n Baum nit aat 8rduisn.
DIR aaltpaHerbtbdItsr tpirb nsbsn bem
Wagtn aaf siHtm 5 Mtter bobtn, Isi6t
suIammeRTsbbartn unb sbenIo fdnen 3u
5t~rlegsnbsn Seriit uufesftsut, feline Gnls
lung trfplgt bur9 cine am mdgtn aRs
sfbraHit pumpOorri9iune aus rinsm
1eih. Gee, Slug cher elmer fonitiaen
MaFerqueae. Bum 4Hs uHe ausEIsibsR
ipirb an isbsr ausrIeite bes Mastus Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

1ubtrbtm INNER Elm boppsItes Gsipaau
,um Transport erFnrbsrli9 piro. Dabet
1T Der 6amburgiT6s a%nnbssb,rein BON
Rotten arsuJ sitbsr gu BEN urIprineliAea
lupus s~urudasit1rt. alts nuf einsm Das
Jtp gu DersiHigeR. Der betrsFfsnbs @as
1st, fuie i'm bic 5irHa @arms, Gabt uno
9lod (tehnif6e 4%usfnttune) unb o.
Sa6s @ngenbau) al 9anburg ouss
baben. entbdIt alIo ben DampFs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16

aaiTtr NilOldus /. madts fih ,ins
nal ben @Gtr5. iHtogBitn uls agritr BON
Drag nab Mien AZ rtiIsn. Rur I'M bic
aaiisEiB Rudxr hi ibsgsaidtu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
BADER fur die FELDGRAUEN i'm KRlEGE.

sacsSuss unc aapepassu. = erfsrs an Ser tpsffront kb.
tere an Der Offrout i'm 6sbraud. = Gimiatuus uno Kapa.
stat Der 5apc3lge. = Die melt fdwsrigers KoH'
f~TuGtou e%iuetuer Saeswaeen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-29
POLICE COURT

tJustice l.. H. Thompson presidlng)
The following cases were disposed
of yesterday evening:
Fred Welkin, charged with run
ming an automobile over boy nam
ed O'Neal,. was dismissed, the eVl-
dence showing that the accident was
unavoidable.
Ben Lucas, charged with discharg-
ing a gun within the city limits and
with killing chickens, belonging to a
neighbor which had invaded his
premises, was dismissed, the charges
not having been proven.
The following Gases were disposed
Of this morning:
Emma Trumbull, charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Philip Rollins, charged with dis
orderly conduct, forfeited his collat-
eral by failing to appear.
Cornelius Miles, colored, charged
with cruelty to horse, was fined So.
The following cases were disposed
of this afternoon:
John Henderson, charged with al
lowing a mule to roam at largo was
fined go.
Eliza Field, colored, charged with
ilarboring an unlicensed dog. was dis
missed. as she disclaimed ownership
and the canine was ordered to be
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-29
:Residenee Of Charles Ewad, at Cor
ner of wythe and Washington
Streets Quilted By Fire.

Shortly before three o'clock TINS
morning fire was discovered in the
residence of Charles Ewald, at the
northeast corner Of Wythe and Wash-
ington streets. An alarm was sounded
and the fire department was soon up
on the scene and at work. But the
building being of wood, the confiagfa'
ton had gained serious headway be-
fore the firemen could get to work
although they lost no time IN DONG
SO, but Notwithstanding they toiieo
assiduously to stay the progress Of
the flames, the house was badly DAM
aged before the fire was placed unaei
control.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Most of the contents of the mouse
were destroyed. The loss is covered
by insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-29
IEEARLY MORNING BLAZE after AUTOMOBILES
Policemen Active in Bringing De
fiers of Law Before
Police Court

An editorial in the Gazette of yes
terday was read with approval by the
majority of persons who operate au-
tofnobiIes in this city and surround
ing counties. They desire that INC
laws for the safe and sane operation
of such vehicles be enforced. While
most automobiles are owned by peo-
pie who are not speeders nor tempters
of Providence, a certain element take
great risks by speeding within and
without the city. Several cases were
brought before the Police Court las
week, the parties arraigned having
been charged with violating the law
in passing through the streets at a
speed dangerous to themselves and
others. Some of the accused were
autocyclists. Fines were imposed in
all cases. Although the present week
is but two days old, two of such
cases were before the court yesterday
and another is scheduled for today.
4 special session was held last night
FOR the purpose of investigating an
accident at King and Washington
streets Friday night. The autoist was
dismissed, as the accident was un-
avoidable.
A gentleman who resides near this
city who maintains an automobile for
the comfort and convenience derived
from the same, and who never exceeds
lawful speed in operating it. was ell
tering the city yesterday morning
Seeing a machine approaching him
and the road being slippery from the
rain of Sunday night, he cautiously
stopped his auto and awaited Tho
passage of the oncoming machine
The driver of the latter, stranger
deliberately ran his auto into that Of
the Alexandrian. The strangers cal
received most of the damage.
The police are endeavoring to bring
parties into court who operate all,
.omobiles minus lights. Often cars
are left standing in the streets a
night without such safeguards.
Residents of Seminary Hill arr
complaining of the number of auto
mobiles that have insufficient lighting
and in some cases no lights, after til:
hour prescribed by law. If this VIC
Iation continues it will be taken W
by the Fairfax county authorities.
The authorities have no desire tc
2nnoy any one who Is in the pursuit
If pleasure when such is NOT danger
Gus to themselves or others, but they
ere determined to see that the law
is enforced. All interested will there,
fore take due notice and act accord,
ingly.
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move, all were as one for standing
Of the rain. All were soaked tc the
skin, and all efforts to keep dry came
to an end.
Orders to move to Brownsville
never came, and after a late supper
taxed together from the ruins OF the
camp by the mess-sergeant, ana COOK
cd on the Covington company; stoy''
which had weathered the Storm the
men turned into whatever quarters
were left them.
Work of getting the camp back IN
to shape has been occupying par .
the msn's time ever since.
Private Co. g..
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would get under them and rip them
from sidewall to roof. Sections would
sail off before tile wind like errant
;;;ites.
AS canvassei rooted shelters be-
came scarcer and scarcer, equally
precarious ones with frame roofs be-
ran filing up. Company kitchens and
he little exchange buildings offered
:eaky roofs over mud floors from
inches to feet under water.
The big recreation building, which
The Y. NJ. C. A. maintains for the
Two Virginia regiments, proved the
aost staple of all. 1t rocked and
waved in the wind and some of its
,yindows seemed at anytime in dan
:.er of crashing to the floor.
1t stayed intact, though, and shell
cred perhaps half regiment of sol
,!ier-refugees during the worst hours
IF the storm. It's floor was partly UNI
der water, like everything else IN
amp level with the ground
1t was the Y. NJ. C. A. also, Curl
ously enough that offered hospitality
20 the guard prisoners of both regl-
-lents. Both guard houses, they are
tents, like practically everything else
n camp, collapsed early in the storm.
Prisoners and guards, brought thus
o a common level in their fight for
protection from the elements, sought
-helter in the nearest thing we know
down here to a house Of God.
There were other places of worship,
TOO, that housed guardsmen that night
Detachments from some of the com.
canies encouraged by slight abate-
zlent in the storm, set out shortly af-
eear nightfall for Brownsville, a two
nile walk down the slippery tracks,
deeply flooded in some places. There
they were housed by the hospitable
!ownpeople under any roofs that
stayed intact and offered space be-
meath them. These included a num-
Der Of churches. Such shelters were
shared with townspeople and some
times with Mexicans caught by CT
driven out into the storm.
While it was raging at its height
word went around that "they were
firing somewhere, down the river"
It was followed quickly by orders to
rali-in with heavy equipment, which
for infantry means with arms ana
all ones earthly possessions strapped
o, his back.
: The scramble beneath fallen te,its
and search through others where
luggage had been stored to sec the
storm over, was quickly made. Then
the men lined up, ankle deep or decp-
.er in mud or water, in company for
,mation. Those not yet equipped with
rain capes Jared the worst. But bv
the time they had stood there in the
rain a half-hour waiting orders &c
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ALExANDRIA'S EvANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN

Will open at 7:45 Sunday evening, Sept,
Sd, under the direction! Of Gypsy, Smith
Jr., the noted Evangelist OF Haddon
Heights, n. ]. -
Services will be held every night each
week. excepting Monday. continuing until
Oct: I'd, in large tent with seating ca
Street, between West and Peyton Streets,
on the site Of the old fairgrounds,
Evangelist Smith is a direct, foreiblc
speaker and it is earnestly hoped that
every resident. of Alexandria will arrange
to attend tile meetings and hear him:
The services will be Of an, entirely I'M
denoniina tienaI character. the campaign
having the hearty endorsement ct n RAJ I,
cally all the various churches il 5ae az
The singing will be a featn 81 sEsasaE-
vices. the evangelist bringing R.Ifh ll52fi H3s
own choristerand pianist. ;.
Don't fOrgetsthe tifne orsplaee AEE;ash T
your affairs so that you may end eael
meeting. ....-r-,,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-29

Burns sustained while he was in
the performance of his duties as
fourth engineer on the British steam
er Partisan, Sunday night, caused
the death of H. C. D. Medley, at
Newport News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-29

Ernest Wrenn, stenographer, OF
Danville, while returning from
picnic, fell off tramcar, his head
striking a rock. He was killed in
stantly.
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