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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-26

Michael cennors, 60, for over thirty years employed R8 quarryman In Wes- terly quarrlee, died Tuesday at his home In Morgan street. He is sur Yived by his mother, three daughters, Mrs. Julia Rood, Miss Helen and Mar gsTet Connora, and three aona, Mi- ehael, Jeremiah and Robert Connors, and two brothers, Timothy of Pawca- tuck, and John Connors Of New Lon- den,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-26

The funeral services of Charles w. Stevens were held Tuesday evening at his home in Mechanic street, con ducted by Rev. F. Stewart Kinley, of the First Baptist church. Among the floral tributes was a wreath on an easel from Selentia lodge, No. 19s, Free and Accepted Masons, New York city, of which deceased was a past worshipful master. The funeral will be held today and burial ceremonies at Hopkinton cemetery will be performed d by Pawtucket lodge at the request of Salentia lodge. The deceased was a retired New York policeman and has resided in Pawcatuck for the past ten years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13
NOTICE TO MT. PLEASANT GENIE.
Terry LOT OWNERS.

All owners Of lots in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Augusta, who are sufficient
ly interested in the proposition of in
stal!ing a water system to pledge two
dollars year for a key to the faucets
to be located near the individual lots,
will please communicate with the un-
dersigned. If sufficient number OF
pledges are received to warrant the I'M
dertaking, it is believed that there is
a very good prospect of the adoption of
the system. If adopted, it is also pro-
posed to extend it to a certain part
OF Forest Grove Cemetery.
ERNEST F. TEMPLE,
Supt Forest Grove Cemetery.
Dec6eoGtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Walter Cottingham. who has been
receiving treatment at the Augusta
General hospital since he was acct
dentally shot in the back about week
ago, is reported to be improving. The
bullet has not as yet been definitely
located.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Mayor Blaine S. Viles will leave this
Wednesday morning for Dead River
with a gang of men, about 20 in all,
which he will distribute among the
different lumber camps in that sec
ton. Mr.. Viles says that logging con-
ditions in the woods are at present
unfavorable as the ground is not
frozen, and that Tuesdays snow storm
would not help much.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Seth Williams Independent Relief
Corps will meet with Mrs. Otis Little
field, 81 Eastern avenue, Thursday af-
ternoon. A picnic supper will be served.
Members will take the 2.30 car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Dorothy Judkins of this city, who
recently underwent surgical treatment
at the Augusta General hospital, is re-
ported to be improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Henry +. Cummings of the board
Of county commissioners for kennebec
county was a passenger on Train 1O2
at 4.07 Tuesday afternoon. going to
Boston ON matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

A letter was received Tuesday
morning from L. B. Viewer. who is at
the Johns Hopkins hospital at Balti-
more, Md, the contents of which in
dicates that Mr.. Viewer continues to
improve. In the letter he states that he
Is not as nervous as he has been and
also that he sleeps better. 1t is expect
ed that he will be able to come home
within a few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

The East Side Association will meet
as usual at o'clock this Wednesday
afternoon in the aldermen's room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

An evidence that election day was
quiet in Augusta is shown by the fact
that the only occupants OF the police
station Monday night were dodgers
and that there were only three OF
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Why do nearly a half million people
pay every year to hear DR.. otis lee
lures? There's a reasonably.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
TsIephons 1885

Cards OF thanks. obituary notices. res
olutions Of respect. ETC.. Will %
CHARGED at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charge less thai 70 cen.s
Subscribers who fail to receive tne
journal promptly will confer fAvos
by notifying the Office immeoistAy'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

A dozen and one gift things for men
in the Weber Clothing Co. ad'today.-
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Dance at K. P. hail. Gardiner, We'd
nesday, Dec. 10. Lees 1917 orchestra.
dec12d2t~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance, Good Templars' hall, Riverside,
Friday night. Dec. Is. Mobiles orches-
ira. dec13d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Miss Lottie S. Stafford will com.
mence her Christmas sale Dec. and
continue until Christmas at III State
street. dec5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Wednesday, December IS, 1916.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

A great big loaf of fresh baked Bran
Bread for l0c-Webber & Hewett, Au-
gusta Also at Hallowell Branch.
dec 12d5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

If you want a Hamilton or Elgin
watch at two-thirds the regular price,
don't miss the closing-out sale at Cyr
& Savoies, 129 Water street, Augusta
Greater bargains than YOU ever ina
gined. dec13d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-13

Are your clothes vacuum cleaned
before being pressed? Why not?
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and dye
ing. Collection and delivery free at
the Augusta Wardrobe System, 206
Water st. Tel. $50. d. c. Metcalf,
Prop. dcc13d4t
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

Nn M2ontao 9lheilo, putt 5 llbr,
nuroc in Ser Gno Scloms Sou Der
oroBe Ocutihc 9n5ar erofflet- 8e-
rcitg lance Dor Der ongcieste1 Bet
NOR ser aerGrmige Saal bis ali Der
Ietten GIob beiest. 8lplomatilhc
@ertreter Gclitihlonos, Gclterretdl.
llnqarns, 8lilaoriens uiO Der Sltrtel
|lpuren ehenfaas sur Gr0ffn1llgs1cier.
|lidbfeit erIdienen. guf Dielent ga6ar
|oilt cs, Si(fsgeloer 81 ionmeln lnto
aufsubringcn, I'M bic Scot Der ornlerl
@itmen uno @ailcn gefalencr Srie-
qer al linOerri.
Gotidafter @rof bon 8ernltor1T
init @efoIge uno Der 0lterreidtlde We
lfdftstrdger, Baron BON 3micoillcf,
ser bulearii6e @eionOtc uno Die Do
men ser tiirfii6en @eianotl0nIt, no
rem piinftlid eridlienen. Gahoem Don
Scr Mulif ein f~lottcr Marih gelpielt
inorocn mar, biclt Ser Goriibelloe oeS
@rcflttip -&onlites, Ser Mtdrtin @le-
gono, Die groffnungSsAniprod in
melder CT 6olgenoes iogte:
Sic @prbereitnngen, ipelhe lett eli
ner Hcibe bon @oder getroffen mllr-
Den, iiilo cnoli1 gum NbiAltB ge-
lanai. 0as GnOe Der @orbereitungell
biloet Sen Mnfang 0es mirflihen I'M
terne6mens, trno ib babe in nielem
9luaenblif Sic bobc Gbrc, Sic bel Den
Grofinungsfeierlidfeiten lniereS Sa=
aars miafomnlen 81 beiBen. SD iage;
liner goSur. liner oler @eoanfelL
Snmpatbic ,alo 2iebe lit IN oielcm
A9crfe pc~rforpert. l~lniere Ser5en mo-
ren nit 0ea 2.ioenOen i'll oem gepal-
tigen Gingen nuf Der anocren Seite
Ger gSclt. @ir badten an Die toulen-
ben BON @ittpcn, Die Sral1en pergie
zen itber scrriiienc 6amilienbanoe,
iibcr ben Gcrlult ibrer 2ebcnsgefGbr-
i'm uno Grndbrcr. 8ir Onhten an
Sic ~nlgebcurc An5abl BON ainDerL
sic Dergeblih mi Die Niidfebr ibrer
III Der ShIadt gefalIenen Slater mar
fen. Mir erinnerten uns, Dab unlere
cigene @icgc oocr ooh Die 8iege rn=
Itrer @orfabren bort ~geitunoen bat,
iun jctt jene @aiienfinoer bon Den
Dielen @ittmen, bel 0enen uniere 8e
Oonten meilen in S6llimmer gepicet
mcroen. llno inns iiberfam oaS @e-
filbl, ooB fir oieielben etipas aetan
ipcr0en muB. Nus oiciem @run0e
ipurDe oicies llnternebnen IN Die @e-
ge geleitct.
3lierlt m0dte id unIern ticfgefilbl-
ten Donf filr Die groBe @iIfe 3unt
9lilsorud bringcn, Die ms Die 0auien
mo Nerren haben 5rteil meroen laI-
len. mcldc 0as Gatronnt iiber Die Scr.
aiitaltlulg ii6erllomnten hotten. 9anr
ln0dlte ieh berporbcben, boB es mir 81
elmer Trclloe gercidltc. NIT ben Der
id)ieocnen Goriitern nn0 &omitcil, IN
0crell @dnoen bic arrangements la
gen, "5uiornmen al nrbeiten. Sd mill
niid Den piclcn Webern Donfen, Dcrcn
@eidlenfc III geipaltigen Wnbcn einge.
lnufcn iino uno nod INNER fir bic
perihicocnen @erfoufsitanoc e%intref-
len.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
Gtrdrns Na6ri9tCm.
ct. qloricnfirdle.

Oicien Sonnta9, lpie jc0eii Oritten
Sonntoq /. sc. lit Der &ommunions=
too fiir ole Mitqlicocr 0es 9ciLigcn
Nontcn cyclu @creins LIMO Der Sling
.Iinqe 1ino Nt1nncr. Sci Der Z llbr
geclIe geben tic gemeinlhoftlih sur
I'll. &ommitnion. Der bodlp. SEER s.
81. Hotb miro sic bl. Wieiic 3clebriercn
llno eine. fur5e Nreoigt boltcn.
@(m Nbeno I'M 7.3O BADEN Die Itit-
qlicOer i6re &eriommlung, %esper,
NreOigt uno Segen in Ser Stride lti0
nodjbcr cine @eihGfts-&eriannllltng
in ser Sdulboae ltntcr Dem SoriiB
oes IrGiiOcntcn, 5. 81. Grim. Sci
oieier &%eriornmlung meroen Die $40
mites ionic bic 9clcgoten 5ur DiertcI.
idbrigcu llnionsnerIammlung 8eridt
critattef, uorauf eirligc midtige @e.
eenltdnoe 5llr meitern 8ciprehun9
Ocm Iereinc porgelcgt mcroci.
Sic &orbereitluigeu fir Die 5lpei-
m6mentli6e Miiiion bonn 2. April bis
gum f6. 9lpril, iinO III Dollen @oage.
Die bodip. Gcounptoriitcn Yatres
merocn oic Niiiiion balten. 0ic Ocut-
Idle W1iiiion, mdbreno pelher Der
@ottcsoicnit mic aac EreOigten in Der
0cltIden Spratbe iino, beginltt am 2.
glpri[ 1tno cnNigt ont 8. Npril 8G6-
reno Scr 5peiten @otbe, BON 10. bis
t7. gpriG, mcr0en Die G%rcoigtcn ltno
Der @%ottcs0ienit in Der eHgliiden
Cnrnehe nchnlfer
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
@ir id5liencu ms an.

Sn Oen mciiten 0elltihen 3eitlln-
gen, iel6it Die Stem Yorfer nidt aus.
G%cHonnten. begegllen mir elmer Irf-
fo%rOcrunq on ole 9eier, lolchc @e-
id~aftsIeute bel ibren GiilfGufen 81 be.
por5ugen, bic in Der Oeutihen Erell(
allseigc1. Sllb mir idlieBen ms Die.
icr g(llfforoerltng oll, "a es Jatia6l
III 0oB es cine Sortc BON @eidafts-
lcltten gibt. Die alts &orllrtcil iino @e-
Ddiiiafcit nidt in elmer oelltidcn Sci.
tling dn6eigen molten. 0ieic Sitter.
felt Dot lid ,beionoers itarf entmideli
lett DEM Nlisbrude Oes c%uropdiid)el
W0lferfrieQes.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

! lln0 gum SfInB crfldre i1 bier.
nit formca sen gor5en 9o5ar 81
@uuiten Scr 0eiti1eu utt0 oelterrei:
diid) 1ingoriIden ariegstpittmen ut>
: -@aiien fir eroffnet. Moge fih Der.
felbe fir afle Ieilnebmer ais elm Sci
Der 5reilbe erpciien uno nIs cine 8il-
fc fir Giejcnigen, 5u oercn @lttIter
cr peronitaltet nllr0el"
Die herrlid)en @nrte oes &errn SC
@iegono belpbnte ell oanfbarer Sci.
fou. 0oroltf lteGte er Sen Salptre0.
ner 0es 9(benoS Ben Mnmeien6en Dor
Sohip. Serrn Ssobann Doermann. 81
filbrte inter Mll0crem aus, naB or e
oIs cine beionOere Gbre betradte, boz
elmer Seriommlilna al ipredcn, Die
iid cinem 10 eoIen @erf geipiomet ba-
&c. gs mics Johann 0arnlif bin, onf
unicrc Batter mo 8roBD1ter Sic olte
6eimot perlaiien bGtter, Inn I'M Gam
DC Der Sreibeit Elm rlelteS SCENT 81 fin
oen uno porf Die 6roge auf: o6aben
mir omerifaniid)e 8iirger ols lol9e
oaS Redlt, auf 0ieie 8eiie ~unicre
Spmpatbie 5ll Seieen uno Dor MQeln
Su Deriit6eu, ben &ricesnotleiOetloen
Ser telltoniiden Nationen at @iilfe 81
fommen? @S beriibrt auberoroentlid
befremoeno, ooB oieie6roee iiberbaupi
9eitelit meroen fam. llro nod BE.
~frennoenoer beriibrt es, ooB offentli1
Die 8ebauptung otfeeIteat lperoen
fonnte, ourd cine iolde Spmpotbie
6eigteu mir ms lrnlopoI uufIerer eigc-
Notion gegcniiber. Mun bot inns
vSinoeitrid~ =9iirgcr, 9eutiG- 4meri-
faner, genannt lro babel Sic 8eto-
nllng nuf uOettih" 9efeet. @nS iol-
Zen mir oa5u iagen? @enn Der Mis-
Orllf 09catld=M merifoner~ gebraudt
miro, Inn nniere Abfiinft 81 fenn5eid-
neit, 10 iinO mir itol5 ooralif. @ir be-
onllcrn ocn Monn, Der leinc Nbfunft
perlelt9ret.
&enn ober Oieie 8e5cidrmlng.
9eltih amerifaner, oa3u oient, ltnle-
re 2opolitdt unierer &egierung geger-
itber IN 5rage 81 itellen u1o on5lloeu-
fen, Dab mir rtnieremSreui1tpur nidt
boil mo gon5 nadfommen, Damn mei-
Ien mir Tie ols cine Beleioigung 5u.
rid Serartige nieoertr1htige Ser
oodtigllngen iollten mir feiner Mnt-
mort ipiIroigelt. 2oBt uns ienen Cen
ten. mel1e lold)e pobniinnigen 9ln=
idnlloigungen crbebcit, Iieber ben gli-
ten ltnb 10 iebr notipenoigen Mat &c.
ben unierc ei9eile o~lnerifaniid)e @e.
lhldlte ctiuuS al ititoiercn,. ultiere
ariegs9ei6idtc, Die @eifid)te unierer
Eolitif mn n~nierer SSr0uitrie.
Ami @runo Der pffi5iellen Bolts
3oblulg iagt man.uns. OaB mebr als
Elm 6iiuftel Ser 8~ep0Iferling Der Ser.
Staoten teutoniihen llrIprungs lit
Nia man Diclcn 90 Willioncn Die
Rcdte obiprchcL sic ibncn Slllteben
8ir molten furhtIos allf itnIerr
He6ten beiteben, aber mir oiirfen on-
bei nidt pergeiieiL ooB jett nidt Die
Belt lit, Die @cmiiter nod mebr 81 er.
regen uno Den 3pieipoIt, Der bereits
unter nnicrcn 8iirgern beitebt, nod
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

Gbriition Fanbsr's lett LANCE
mpGlbcfanntcr 8lafberrD Gpr-
bal lit Dlne Wleidcn fir NIB
iuciden. 900 7te Str,
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

6rou &oltber nebiI @cbilfen uncs
GBbare unO Sragbare fell.
Scr bon Dem u@crmanio WfGnmer=
dor I'M Centrum 0es Saales errid)=
tcte Nlllntenltano nlitB obnc 3meifel
SIT Den 9eldmdrfooliten lno Ih0nlIen
9orbietullgen 0cs So5ors gerednct
mer0cn.
SIN Speiicidol fiir Den ser nNtet-
.gernercin" aae erfor0erlihen 5leild-
iparen fir Die gauge 9alter Oes So
5arS liefert, fam man alles erbalten,
mas Oos @er8 begebrt. Sral 5hlei.
djert, ols Sber=S Alperer, fungiert
bier NIT eincm eon5ell Stobe pcn
Sdmetcrn je0cn 9lbeno lno bietet in
por5iigIifcr 3ubcreitlung ulles mn
Miinihensmcrtc SelbitDerltdnolid)
1T aud fir geniigcnDe @elegenbeit &c
lorgt, Sen 9urit 81 itiaen.
Gines red]t itorfen 3uiprtd)c5 er-
freuen ii6 Ole ShiitengrdberL bic i'm
@intergrun0 Oes Sualcs auf ser Bib
he cingebaltt iilo. llno iidar baben
Die @elutbcr ein anldaulides 8ilo
bon Der glrt mo @Seile erbultens in
Scr Die Griiocr unD &erpanoten in
Der altcn @eimat felt 9lusbrub oes
&riege5 iDrc fltr3cn Hltbcitltnocn Der
bringen. Ole Nnlage ser ShiiBen-
grabel 5eltgt ieOod BON ltrntegilhetn
Solcnt, mo Die @eiuBllng Dcrielben
lfcint iih gilt geborgen 81 fiibleu.
&on Gon8 beipn0erem Slltercllc lit
0aS bulgariidc &affee5immer, in lpeI=
hcm Bic @aitin ocs bulgariiden e}e-
ianotelL SSrau Stepban 8alloretoff,
pcrionlid) Den l}oftd ~5libereitet. 2lIle
0eforationen oieies gemiitlihen uno
GllBcrlt gcid)mofpoll cingcrihteten
MaumeS lillo ed)tes. bulgariihes Sa-
brifnt lnD Gigcntum Der SSrali Nana-
retoff. gum &affce fam man nltl)
cine edte tiirfiIAc Gigarre rau1cn
Die ION Scr W1ttin oes tiirfii6en @c=
iGaftstrdgers, 6rou Mbolll Saf Sui
Icin Sen ~lcrnicrt miro.
Nebt fiOel eebt es in Ser 8aoii1en
@ieritube 5u, uno 81 cs BORT eirell
quten Irunf giebt, bat man 5icnllidl
beoelttenoc SMiuieri9feiten, 3lttritt
sit crbolten.
Siel bot man iid) bon 0icienl ga
5aar pcripro6cll, ober ielblt Die fiibn-
item grpurtungen iinO in jcoer 8e3ic-
Ditlg iihertroffea moroen. @eim 9e-
trctcll oes Snales fpmmt man aus
ocnt Selpuilocrn luno Gtallnen riht
mebr berolls. Shmcr lit cs 31 iagcrt,
mas mpbl Dos SAonite on Der gan.
oen @crnnitaltung it, oa iid allies 5u
cillcna barmoniihen pr1htigen San
8en 8uiamn1enfiiot. Stouaenerregeuo
1T cs, mas fleiBige &anoe uno gcnialc
aopfe bel Oieiem riciieen @obltdtie=
feits- l1nterncbmcn g%eleiitet baben.
IS lit ms in oieier ISOLDE nllr m0g-
Iid, Sic porltebenocn geihreibungen
iii ocben. Sn Der na6iten @ode mer-
Den Ole an0ern folgen.
Die Whiiif iprroe bon Ser Marine-
@ano eeliefert.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

gcOrO 2omccq's bcriibmtc
ipamiIdc S6erries rms in 10 SOr-
ten Sci G6riitinn Ao.s0cg III bu-
ben. 900 Ute Stgakc.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

@em SIRE cleftriihen &orridtnn<
gen int &ollie ouBer Sr0nung iinO,
0an1 menoen Sic iid on uns. 8ir
itnO imitonbc, alles luos nit @leftri-
5itGt in Gcrbinoling ltcht, nett an5lI-
bringen: GSener=Nlarme, Ginbreder-
Marine, Glcftriide @lo6cn etc.
&. s. 2ncaS, Sr.
GIeftriiheS @ei6Gft,
627 $ Str. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
DcranfcmI
Steatna-@eim

9ome, in mittlerem NIter, ludt
Gtellung in beiiercr Samilic. Sic
Ielbc lit iprohenfltnOia uno mar isit-
FER ais @oltbrgnonte tdtig. Sffcrtcn
inter Mt00 al bic expedition.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

CttnrS 0mpnp's iueltbcrib INF
Goquacs iiHb 81 loo, $500,
nnS $500 Sas uollc Chart le
mad Sllter 81 baben bel G9riItlan
9amber, 900 tic Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
GcucDer (@im) Don @pGunS, bic
, feiniten Sprtcn, ST nno $1.25
oas nolle Chart. Gbriitian Ean-
Scr, 500 tic Strai!e.

We6Mrten.
Ii. MprtIc gSieuefc, Md0hcn.
g4oltcr Ii. Scrta 2odbort, Md0den,
Gorl Ii. 6. Mapcr, Wfdo6en.
II. Sclenc Cite, &nabe.
Nrtbur II. s. 0cttlners, &nabc.
SDOesfGle:
aarl $. @oItcr, 70 Sabre, @lir-
Dod Weia HoaO.
agnes @oltcr, 35 Sabre alt, Sc.
prgctoipn %llniberiitD @pfpitol.
aarI Socihfe, rs Sabre at, 1927
Ibe., &C.
GbcidIieRnnoem;
Soiepb sc. &onSler unO .. Soilf
9llig. &ubleb Ii. Grna &riigcr.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18

Ter fcinitc @aliiOrniid)c @ciH.
!pcia, 506unuiSbcrG 9iicslins an
1928 oas Gnkeno, sit babcn bel
G6riaian forocr, 900 7tc Str.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
@crlnmmlnnoen Der fommenbem

@crIammlnngcn Der fommenOeu
Mpde:
Mputag:
n0ettidcr &riegerbuao1 in 922
No. 9lbe. 81. SO.
9ienstag:
,,GentralperbdnO", in 311 6 Str.
N.=@. SeOermann lit ber5lihlt Cit.
gela0en.
.GiItrift 1907, in 922 9a. 9lpe.
Mittmoh:
uGiitrift 49, in 922 go. Ipe-
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
onnojascr itcts porratig!
@ablcr's,

80 Center @nrft II. IS Aisss Marfi
Bic cinsiac %crsanfsIteac fir cd)te
2anbiGger.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-18
Xander s. Plugge.
1877 9ie6ente 5traBc, g. %.
Selepbon 3ortb 753.

She @6isties. $1.25 Die @oIone; 40t
cas- luart uno uuflpdrts. defenders Srus
perial, & Sabre aIt, SO Die @nuone. 75s
oo5 Quart. Cl6 JieliabIe, s Sabre alt.
81 Die @jallotic, 81 DaS Quart. Gutter
alter 8ourbpu, Mnlt ppn Gcotdh 8bis-
fen. California CHERRIES, 81 nno $3.50
Die NWallonc. 25r uuo SOC oas Quart.
Seine importierte GberrD ODER Bortipeine
50 Die @allone. 60c oaS Quart. ollie
5ortcn 0rdrDies, Jfllnts un0 Gins. gns
~liforniidlc md inlporticrte GIarets, lptuie
eiaene YrcHumg. aIle 5orten @eiblpeine
uuo Nbeinlueine.
IrcisIiitc sur gerfignmg.
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SHOULD ADVERTISE
ANY ARTICLE OF WORTH
Overland rr">idrnt Says id>rrti,iu" l.
~ Essential as Factor, to-
Produce.

"AdN"rtisIn" is just as essential in
III" modern manufacturing business as
Is ihe factory in which the product
IL t"iucd out" declared John " vii
iNs head al III" Willys-Uvcrland COM
iAiiN, IA answer Ia a question con
c"rniu@ his future ADVERTISING plans
II N"U ~" building :, product of
real w"r'h and merit. i, is obvious
that I"H should inform Iii" public Of
ih'i ;@ct and ;huS build up a mar
k"t Toy N".u' product. The man WHO
has S"mothimn worth while IO>Scli am.
docs u"t HdN:r,is that fact !. hid
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perity throughout the country-becau,.
II tho people haven't money. there IN
no use In trying to sell them automo.
btlcs--and also consider our factorv
conditions relative To the size of tho
output which we can safely figure on
turning out
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talking about wan, to be sure that
we have something in which every
reader OF advertising will he especially
Interested. Then, too. one must take
int" consideration the general condi.
tons existing as 10 availability OF ma
tcrial markets. general tone of pros.
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ing his light under the provcrbai
bushel. and. nine times out of ten. he
gets nowhere
when authorize AN advertising APP
propriation. | first make myself abso-
lutcly certain that the models Of ears
which we are produrin. ar" worth
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
CAPITAL WOMAN
TALKSFOR 'SUFFS'
Mrs. Abbey Scott Baker Tells
Result of Recent Interview
with Mr.. Hughes.

New York, June 24-Mrs. Abbey Scott
Baker, of Washington. who represents
the Congressional Union for Women
Suffrage, told today of the interview
which she and Miss Anne Martin, national
chairman OF the Woman's Party, had
with Justice Hughes on Friday. Mrs.
Baker said that the response of Justice
Hughes was cordial and very frank"
They told Justice Hughes that the
suffrage plank adopted by the Demo
cretic convention was a virtual denial OF
the right to vote to American women be-
cause OF the difficulties in the way Of
getting the several States to change their
constitutions.
Mrs. Baker informed Justice Hughes
that the only real opposition to the ma
tional woman suffrage amendment is in
the South, and that it is based on a mis-
conception Of the negro problem. She
said that It was astonishing that so few.
even OF those living there, know that
there are 10000 more white women
south OF Mason and Dixon's line than
there are negro women, and 100000 more
white women than negro men, women
and children combined.
The Women's Party is now the third
party" she said. 1T is made up OF vot-
ing women. 1t is non-partisan. 1t has no
candidates. Its platform is suffrage first
the political freedom of women before
the interests of any national party
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
RED CROSS PREPARES
BASE HOSPITAL UNITS
Gets in Readiness to Rush Nurses and
Supplies to Front in Event
of War.

Col. Jefferson r. Kean, Medical Corps.
U. s. A. as director general of military
rehef for the American Red Cross, made
the following statement yesterday:
The most important work which has
probably ever been undertaken bv the
American Red Cross for the assistance of
the Medical Service of the arm. is now
being done In the organization of base
hospital units from the personnel of the
larger civil hospitals in this country.
These base hospitals which embrace
much of the best professional talent in
the country, are intended to be trans
ported on the outbreak of war TO the seat
OF military operations. where they are
located at the city which is selected to
be the military base.
"One of these Is needed for each % 900
men brought into service. Thev receive
the sick and wounded coming from the
field hospitals at the front. and in them
the wounded soldier in his journey to the
rear first finds a comfortable bed and
trained nurses. Thirteen base HOSPITALS
with skilled personnel are now Organized
and seven more are in process Of oreani-
ration.
Each base hospital is equipped to re-
ceive 500 patients. Although Organized bv
the Red Cross, they are not administered
by 1t, but when called into active service
pass under the exclusive authority OF
the War Department and become a mari
of its Medical Service. The medical Of
ficers are given military commissions in
the reserve corps, and receive volunteer
commissions when called into active ser
vice. The nurses in the same way belong
to the Red Cross Nursing Service, and
in time Of war become a part OF the
Army Nurse Corps"