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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25

Gin sys6ebp bar gger lfiPntet en-
paffer gape / 1orm al en- 8ronce-
gruppe al en- 2bpinoe me6 line I'm
ger, Der blep anbragt n9r Spgan-
gen til Basiinet paa ct. Sansbau=
gen.
8egrapelien foregif Tborsoags.
Mfosoes mangeoarige gen, Raitor
gperion, talte 5srgebuiet oe Haltor
gfelan6 forrette6e peo @rapen.
ltnberretning fra MueNillan,Gr-
pebitionen. Seem Oorf ben 19oe Wfai.
9en fsrite 6irefte Meloing fra Wsac-
Willan-Groferlanb Grpeoitionen Il
Ben 12te September 1915 naaeoe
9pen igaar Jorm at to aabeltele-
qralnlner til bet anerifanife nat1r.
| biltoriife D1uleunl ieuot Onsoag fra
Iborsbap,r, Jerserne, og llnoerteg-
net al Or. @bnono Otis Souep> Gbef
for Sinlpeerpeoitionen % D'aurice
6. Tanquarp, grpeoitionens 3oolog.
3elegralnmerne fortpller, at bet lite
lpffeoes ,Gluett" at fomnle til So
peofparteret gtab % annooer ON,
at ser lnaa blipe 1enot ct mt 9jelpe-
lfib. Or. Sopeps Telegram lDoer
yGluett fltnoe life naa gtab. Seq
benteoe 8ree,l gfblam, 5anquarD %
Mllen neo Nasmuslens Wlotorbaao
fsrt al Yeter ssrellcben fra gSortb
Star 9ap. 9(nore Wpno borte for
at lsge efter Mao. uGluett" oper-
pirtrer Barrier Snom gaD. Walfl-
| men l1itano. WaoforiDningen lltil,
ltreffelig. Green, 9anauarp, Mller
og jeg ielp 6rog lpoooer meo Sleot
| 166e ssom,or, men De efterloo mic
Il aap Sort. l1flogt af mig at fort
Eintte eper Melpill lebAaten paaqrnnl
Iof min fpfiife 9ilitan6, Der ii6Ditleb
Zig nolte 9ag. (aong Gbriltianl
2ano). email foreitoo Sobeofpar
teret (gtab); gblom, STUNT, Come
og ieg Nortb Star gugten. sll
pel. Nietels (vGluett aapteiD il
ger, at ban pil reile oirefte bjen
l1oen at forisge at naa gtab igien.
Gen ool1lfe Yolorforlfer arli
&asmusien, Der leoer en- Grpeoitio1
ino Yearp 9ano, antages M at Doe
re meo Or. 6opep. 9anquarps 5e
! legranl beretter ON ct 5ilbuo frt
Hasmuslen ON at fgre Bartiet no ol
opfororer til burtiglt mulig at u6rll
/ 1te ct mt Sftb.
Gpin6emp6ets eneite Wanbfolf
Seem Dorf ben 23be Mai. ct Mano
! folf, en- ganife almlnoelig Wano
uplloret, meb 8enflpoer og bsi Sra
be, bill lon en- ou6en Salomon Iiob
| iom 0elegat peo @eneralIorbunoe
al apinoeflubbers Wsoe ber, bpi;
gegpnoelie fanbt Steo ioog. 6a,
pil bane Ill Sellfab 1899 apinoe
fra alle 2anoets aanter, ser er tom
met ian1me1 for at bere Ell bel Sc
ON 2an6saffprer og enooa mere on
Wooerne. Wanoen er Seribell &
Smitb, sagferer fra Sutton ap., 0!
gift meo praiioenten for 1ortnigbt
lD Club Sutton !5an fom lon
Suppleant og bar ollereoe fine Sc
gitimationSpapirer.
6irlinger. Glepelanb Ben 100
Wlai. Mrs. 5rant 3eman Ser e.
att meo en- Nenier, neofom ioag mel
Iirlinger to Gutter og TO Mgel
= Ser alle ltaar Jig pel. Ieres @pg
pariereoe ira 3 til / 70 guno. Mrs
3enlan bar ire 9ern fsr. Den 1tor,
6orsgelie / Jamilien fom iom el
Sperraifelle, og man bar en6nl iff'
! tprft paa Napne for alleiarnlnen
Bigerne fal beoe sSlllia og Roie.
gritiif Doriifrius til suerise. =
9onoon ben 19oe Wlai. De alliereo
| far iorlifret Speriae, at De paa in
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25
Turknnt /. Nnrgr.
slrbeiosgiperforeninsen beIntter at
moeiteuse 1900 Mano. Stats=
raabet brpfter Sitmationem.

2onoon 6ell 19be Mai. st Sele-
gram ira ariltiania Tiger, at Mrbeios
glperforeningen bar erflgret en- al
n1i1loelig 2oefoltt, Ser bergrer 1900
Mano. 9et norlfe 5tatsraa6 1neote
igaaraftes for at brpfte Situationen.
sSorlparsparaben planlagt. gbica-
60 oen 186e Mai. 4rigsforbereotbeos-
paraoen for Chicago lfal bolbes 2pr=
bag ben 3oie Stunt, belll1tteoe Srgani,
lotionsfpn1iteen igaaraftes. Santi=
Dig blep Oct belll1ttet at gigre Sara
Sen mere onfattenoe peo at inobpoe
Wfaporer al unore 8per on at upre
meo at gipe 0agen en- national ge-
tp6ning.
Sorbifj9lu. 6onolltllt, (p". traa6-
les til San 6raneiseo)> 22oe Wai
Sire lette SsSorolfielp er inotruffet
ber, sienipnlig / 6orbinoelle n1eo Nec-
falpeomeos og 8illueas pulfonlfe
@irfiombeo. 6erinnepl1te @ulfan er
forbolospis rolig ioag, meoens ai-
laluea er itprfere @!rflombeo.
s(tbelt 8rafenlan6, oen 22oe
@aai. st ltarft sSoroitielo nlprfe-
oes ber fort fsr Miooag.
@rano paa ct norif 5fib. geeu
Dorf ben 2Ooe Mai. grano poo Sci
norlfe 3an1plfib vSerlnion", Ieiet al
9eelu Dorf ano Soutb Mmeriean
Steamibip Company, peo bets Doi
/ 8rooflpn igaar 9lftes foraarjaaeoe
sfaoe for nellem $75, 900 oa $780,
600.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25
u6pioeoes liot efter liot, inotil Bpr-
fet optog ct 9lreal paa AZ 2otter,

uobioeoes liot efter l1ot, tnotll VPr-
fet optog ct Areal paa AZ Softer.
gger efterlaoer ingen mere slpgt=
ninger meo l1nbtagelle al en- Ssiter,
Gatbrine @ger, lom for et Yar aar
iioer TOM ira Norge, og ion bar
pleiet bam til oet iioite, iamt en- Bleie,
batter, Der blep gift me6 Or. 6. ..
9ange, en- Nieee af bans afos6e SUI
ltru. San efterlaber Jig en- betpoellg
Jornue og bar peo mango Mnleonin-
ger poet ltore 8iorag til norlfe peloq=
hige Sormaal geetp Dorf.
Gin iJs6ebp bar gger lfipnfet en-
paffer @ape / 6orm al en- 8ronce-
gruppe al en- 2spiroe me6 line I'm
ger, Der blep anbragt ner Spgan-
gen til Basiinet paa ct. Sansbau=
gen.
8egrapelIen foregif Tborsoags.
Mfbsoes mangeoarige Be11, Ra1tor
gperion, talte Ssrgebulet % Naltor
gfe(anb forrette6e peo @rapen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25
mpxirn-AHwrrn.
3rebipe tniinb merifanife 3ropper t.
ges at ornse norooner ira Sal
tillu % andre Steoer.
: @albinaton oen 22oe Mai.

- @aibington Sen 22oe Wiai.
8rigsminilter 8afer oplplte ibag. at
ban par blepen offieielt unoerrettet
ON, at 116 Militslolbater 9eras
bapoe npgtet at laoc Jig eoipite I'll
9rpnleoagt Sfslge 9icflouen fan
hisie Mnno titles unoer 8rigsret %
ilegges 9soer, enolfisnt Be life tom
tpinges til 9ienelte. gafer piloe life
| lige noget ON i'm Soloning 5a9en,
fer ban bar erbolot fl1loltpnoig In.
6erretning
Maibingion oen 23oe Weai. Gre
bipe tlninb merifanlfe trooper,
10000 flere eno General Sbregon
lopeoe of lfaffe orager noroooer
| fra Saltillo, Durango % anbre Sta.
ter, meooeleS set til lloenrigsoepar.
tenlentei ibag.
Maratbol1, 9er., Sen 230e Wat.
8oe og 14oe 4unalleriregimenters
| flppenbe 4olonner, -lom al General.
major 5llnston fit Gporag al for.
fslge oe 8an6itter, Ser angreb Glenn
Springs % 8oquillas, er fomlnen
tilboge til ameritanlf Smraaoe npr
goqulllas.
Oberit 6reoericf %. Siblep, CT.
peoitionens 4omnlanoant, mes to
9alueltaoroner al 14oe Hegiment,
Iatte oper 9io @ranoe tent Sbn6ag
gftermiooag. Wtaior George &.
2angborne Spiolell for 9alpelfu-
oroner u og 9 al Soe, buis Sopeo-
fparter er Sort 9liis, flllgte fort ef.
ter.
grpeoitionen bar Wlerico affllrat
10 Gage. 9en bar life iltano til at
fange eller lorpooe 0ig 9eno 9an-
oitternes Sppeoltprfe; men Sen oior-
oe fire 8anoitter til Sanger og ei.
terloo Jig to anore ilelnt laare1. 9es.
uoen befrieoe oe esses1e 9eemer. &isb-
mano 8oquillas4 og Monrpe Eap.
he, Ell Neger, Ser begge blep Ionget
al 8anoitterne.
grpebitionens 9ilbngefon1It Tplb.
lfss Tifdt1sffs adrfdgcr Zen var
fonmet for langt inb | Werieo ltben
nogen Sorbinoelieslinie, og ser bar
ingen lloiigt til 6orltnrfninger for
oen.
Weaior 2angborne meo Jorirop.
pen bar $50 eller 175 W1i( ino /
Werico
Wilitpre Wfarat6on 6etraater
| ep-2ang9orne grpeoitionen lom
Ell glimreuoe georiit SIer bliper
Dfaior Sangborne roit
9por langr moro bisie Iropper er
fonnlet, peo man life. Get beoer,
at De lfal biltaa ben amerifanlfe CT
petition peo at patruliere Strgget
neoenIor Yig Venb og Yorralegnet1.
sDfan laoer bet Der tpoelig opre
forltaaet, at Stprfen anlees iom
langr lterre, ems man trpnger til bet.
te 9perp. 9erioln 9lntallet er for
reft angipet, betpoer oet, at Werifa.
nerne bar Ell itsrre Stprfe emo 9ln.
tallet af 9lmerifanere, lon1 MI er /
D9erico.
! General 3repino melbes at brinae
| 9lrtilleri meo Jig. Serpprenoe Wi.
li1ere inoier life Nsopenoigbeoen ior
iaaoan lloruitning.
| Columbus, %. So, oen 23oe Wui.
! Site Ell enelte Wano al SEEM Meri.
cos Wfilits er en6nu bleoet in6men.
Itret / De Joreneoe Staters 1ienejts,
lfjsnt YrPlioenten nblteble lit Sp.
raab for to Tiger iioen ioag. Om,
firing 5aloparten al ben Del al Wi.
litien, iom tit Orore til at lamles
Der, er blepet nnoeriegt, og omfrina
40 procent af bette Nntal er blepef
forfaltet iom uouelige til 3jeneIten
90 er reiIt biem.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25
Musi7f aapallerifprfe bar iinttet iiq
til 8ritterne paa Stgris'
9sire Breb.
goloiOm 8anemabe nbenfor aalmar
&usfif og tut 6laabe antages
at baue prret aamp.
Sra Wien meioes Stalienernes 5pr.
ibs paa at itanie ben siterris-
ife 5npaiisn forfeilet.
3rifoloren pater speralt / Bnris. Sn,
bel ouer yeronnaaeets itprite
franift seier.

6ollanbif sfib iprenst i 2ufteu.
@reat Darmoutb, England ben
t7oe Mai. Den bollanbife 9amper
ugdtopier Va, paa Reiie fra 2onoon
til Motteroanl bleb lprpngt / 2uften
/ Sirsoags meo aabet al fire Menne-
SgoI,t,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25

=
u8dtapier W., paa @eiie fra 2onoon
til @otter6anl, bleb lprpngt / 2uften
Sirsoags meo 8nbet al fire Menne-
lfelip.
@eo oen italieufe 6ront,
= Mnlteroan1loen 18oe Mai.
Ere brnoreoe tllIno siterrigife Crop
per, foncertreref paa en- 35=Dlils
Gront, gaar MI moo De italienife Stil-
li,,ger be tprolife Mlper / oe1 Iter-
1te plterriglfe Sffenlio moo Stalien
liben arigen begDnote. De officielle
Telegranmer fra 8ien neloer intet
ON, bbori Sperationerne beltaar.
Weilitarfritiferne Berlin ontpoeoe
ihag, at 9iterrigerne l1ofolber en- flor
Offenlip og er belternt paa at faloe
i1,6 / Noro= Stal:en.
sstalienerne er blepet 6repet iD6=
pper langs en- 5ront paa fem Mil fra
Hiu53u til oen epre M1tieooal. @rigs=
beparteme11tet i8ien paaitaar, at
3egnatorta 5Do for Mopereto er
in6toget, ifipnt BET italienife arigs-
oeparten1ent melber, at poloiomme
elterrigIfe angrrb er fa{tet tilboge
paa bette Yunft.
9bR .3orpi sabaab irufet.
iDfsia 6tn u sse 3se
Weai. gn tpif 9orpeoobaao er bleDet
ia1rfet al en Mine noenfor Jallter-
bro, 5perige, ifelge u9erlinglfe 81
benoes," Malmg= =&orreiponoert. Sum
en- Wano af 8eiptningen 0, ifon.
GpTaget peo Belgiens Suit
- 9lnlteroan1, pia 2onoon, 186e
Wsai. Sfslge oen tpife geriion al 81
ilaget l1oe1lfor oen belgilfe aplt igaar
gftermiooag blep en- britilf arpoler
truffet al en- Bon1be fra ct tplf Nero-
plan. 8eretl1inge1 lpoer:
geogle Brittle arigslfibe bite Jig
u6enfor Jlanoerns aplt. 9plfe
arigslfibe leolaget al YatruGebaaoe
git no for at n1poe oem. Ser 1too en-
fort aamp paa langt Solo, nnoer
bnilfen ct tplf 9leroplan folteoe 8on-
Der paa el fienotlig arpoier, ion1
man laa blep truffet nar llofigstuar=
net.
9ien Sen 22oe Oeat. s5talie=
nerne, Ser bar 1amlet en- Masle
9ropper neo oen ip6tprollfe Jront,
gjsr fortpileoe, men forfeileoe Jor-
Jog paa at 1tanle Den eiterrigife Sn=
palion SSStalien. Sele 2sroag ien6-
te oe italienlfe aon1manoanter Trop-
pe1nasier moo ben slterriglfe aron=
pri,ls Stprfe for1pileoe Wooan=
greb. 9pert enelte 6renltpo blep
llaaet tilbage Set siterrigife arigs-
beparternent mel0er offieielt, at fle-
re italienife 5ttllinger blep inbtaget,
og at 5000 Sfulinere blep taget til
fange. Omfrtng 10000 Stalienere>
beriblan6t mange Officerer, er Bile
bet taeet tilfange, lioen 9lterrigerne
begpnote meo i'm Sffeniip for Ell llge
liber.
9e italtenfe sngreb bar poloiomlt
/ 9llticeoalen, bnor gIterrigerne for
fsrlte Sang itoen arigens 8egpnoel<
ie bapbe faaet 6oofRlte paa italienlf
@rl1o. Get antages Der, a1 Song
gictor emanuel ion1 MI befin6er
Jig pe6 Sen itnlienife 6ront, bar be-
ororet Elterrigerne fororenet fra ita-
lienf Smraaoe inoen 9irsoag Oct
foite bpao Bet pil Sirs6ag er oen
fsrIte 9larsoag for 8egpnoelien al
arigen mellen Stalien og Elterrig.
@enf, bia Yaris, oen 22oe Wai.
Sra Snnsbrucf meloes, at ser raier
alporlige aampe langs oen italienlfe
6ront. Gpsterne Tiger, at $500
siterriglfe iaareoe er a11fommet til
2aibacb og at glterrigernes Cab Il
oen Sfienlipens 9egpnbelie anllaaes
til 5000. Qlterrigerne iiges at ba-
(6ortiettes paa 9oe sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25

Chiffon Alabama. girlnlnabam.
Mla, 22oe Wai. Gre YerIoner blep
orpbt og aluorlig iaaret en- Gp-
flon, Der soelagoe ct gulin Sule I
en- 8rubeleir otte Diil berira ioaa.
morges. Irpbt blen Uirs. Nnnie
3uber og benoes TO 9srn. .Seuoes
W1ano, Seal 3uber, og Wrs. .. u.
Stone 90 benoes TO gsrn bleo iaa.
ret gienoomslfa6en bar life ltor.
InlfanR llbbruo. 9onolulu ben
23oe Wtai. 9ulfaueu Wauna Goa,
Ser bab6e ct llobrllo / iorrige llae,
bar ct uobruo igIen. gn 2apailom,
Der brso frem Ssnbag 2(iten i en-
Ssioe al 1000 900, itrsmmer neb-
ober Jieloiioen MOB spooeit meo en-
Gart al ca. Mil / aimea.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-05-25

Gn Miasie 9Debe / Canada. =
@in1ripeg, Man., 22oe Weai. Ser er
enonu 44,415,428 @uibels @peoe
lagret 2anoselepatorer peltenfor
@innipeg. Spgaoer iamlet ioag pi=
ler fplgel1oe Eager 2anoselepato=
rer: 9peoe iaar 44,415,429; for
rige 9(ar, 1885, SOB 9uibels. SAB
re iaor, 10,O8S,608> forrige 9lar>
3 3,146,129 @uIbels:.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
By JULIA CHANDLER.
Copyright, lel6)

When noied abroad The
there who did feel oil gladnes He
such hne chap had worked hard
had been faithful
and domestic that The
had beallen him.
So his fellow workers congratulated him sincerely wanted
know what he intended do that
of
"Why answered The Man bit smile, %"
reckon III something of the world find what lo
o the soft side of life
Wheeupon his friends declared perfectly
things and wished him all
The Man felt of delicious pleasure his freedom from the
daily OF his He sensible
OF wealth and that his
bring him full measure of happiness on
So he began life under the conditions by series
travels.
And when he had the world The Man
which he had earned comfortable living personal
with a peculiar detachment
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
CAPERTON TO Be NEXT
PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
Will Succeed Admiral WinsIow, Who
Is to Be Retired for Ae
on July 29.

Rear Admiral w. B. Caperton. now
in command of the cruiser squadron
in Dominican waters, has been select
ed by Secretary Daniels as the next
Admiral of the Pacific Fleet to succeed
Admiral Cameron McRae Winslow, who
will retire for age on July 29.
The Secretary also announced yes
terday that Rear Admiral Charles ].
Pond, now commanding the auxiliaries
with the Atlantic Fleet had been desig-
mated to succeed Rear Admiral Caper-
ton in command of the cruiser squad
ron.
Rear Admiral Caperton's appointment
is made in recognition OF his services
in Santo Domingo. He has just sue
ceeded in paCifying that country He
was appointed to the Naval Academy
from Tennessee. He will go on the re-
tired list on June 80. 1917. Rear Ad-
miral Pond is a native of Connecti-
cut, but has spent most of his serv-
ice in California.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
COMPANY INCORPORATED,
VIII Engage in Apartment and
Hotel Business Here

The Meridian Apartment Company yes
terday was Incorporated under the laws
of the District, with a capital stock of
$4,000, divided into 800 shares of the par
value of 800 each. Tha incorporators
state the purpose OF the corporation is
to engage in the apartment house and
hotel business in a building to be erected
In the square bounded by Chaplin, Bel
mont, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest The incorporators are Eu-
gene E. Stevens, of Otterhourne Md
Samuel E. Lewis. Of 1411 Tenth street
northwest this city, and Everett Part
ridge, of the Ontario aparaments, this
city.
The Elizabeth V. Brown Scholarship
Fund was incorporated yesterday to col
lect contributions toward the establish
ment of scholarships in memory of the
former Washington school teacher at
George Washington University and other
local institutions. The incorporators are
Mary E. Given, Isabel Weyrich, Susie
Root Rhodes, Carrie r. H Cummings,
and Lillian Y Heron.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline. but do not compel.
Saturday, July 8, 1916.


Astrologers read this as an uncertain
friendly, the Sun and Saturn are ad-
verse.
1t is a fairly good rule urder which
to push business affairs
Banquets and social entertainments that
have a serious motive back OF them
should be fairly successful. while this
sway prevails.
Those who must take counsel OF law
We. = should benefit when Jupiter is in be-
nefid aspect.
Inventors should make the most of this
government OF the stars, which is ex-
Ceedingly good for aerial navigation
The stars indicate fame for a new
American aviator, who will do much to
interest the government in preparedness.
This is not a fortunate rule for seek
ing support in any important movement,
In political matters or financial enter
prise.
The detection of political leaders in
certain States will cause surprise in both
Democratic and Republican ranks, the
seers declare
Mining is likely to bring disappointment
to spectators while this configuration
lasts. There will be fortunes made, how
ever. in newly prospected regions of the
South as well as the West.
AoeiNhA II NAOSolus ILlc ascendant OIL lne
Kaiser will bring surprising events to
Germany astrologers predict, and seri-
Gus losses, as we'll as popular discon-
tent have been foretold
The eclipse of this month Is read as
threatening to the King of Norway
Theatrical managers are warned that
amateur performances in various parts
of the country will seriously affect busi-
ness. These also will add greatly to the
number OF players who seek engagements,
the seers long have prophesied.
New novels that announce a trend
toward better literature are promised by
those who interpret the messages of the
stars
Persons whose birthdate it is should
watch both health and business during
the coming year. Employees should be
careful.
Children born on this day may be rest
less and unsettled in disposition. These
subjects of Cancer are usually lucky in
financial matters
Copyright IH6)
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
EAST MAY FURNISH JURIST.
Wilson Likely to Look to New York
for Hughes Successor.

President Wilson is expected to look to
an Eastern State. probably New York,
for the new associate justice of the Su.
preme Court to be chosen for the Hughes
Vacancy.
With the elimination of Attorney Cen
eral Gregory from the Presidents consid-
GRAFTON, at Mr.. Gregory's request, the
field Is said to be an open one Friends
Of Senator Walsh, of Montana, have not
received tangible encouragement in the
effort they are making to have him
named.
The usal crop of "favorite SON. judges.
including many State judges from the
South, has been brought to the Presi-
dents attention, but the belief obtains
That ne VIII choose a man who has not
been publicly discussed in connection with
the appointment
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Evening Gown in Lavender and Silver.

Although
tulle and net
take precedence
for evening wear
for summer,
there is an
occasional formal
affair that
calls tor some
thing more
elaborate, and
the gown pic
tured is adapted
for such a func-
ton. The orig
inal was made
of lightweight
chiffon tafeta
in lavender hue,
brocaded in a
design of silver
flowers. Silver
lace forms the
frills to the
short sleeves.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

Commander Edwin H. Tillman, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Tillman, accompanied by
Miss Margaretta Tillman. are establish
ed for the season in their cottage at
jamestown, r. l.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins has left Wash
ington for Halliehurst. her summer home
at Elkins, West Virginia
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
IT, 5. Agrees TO
BORDER PARLEYS
Lansing's Reply to Carranza
Approves Direct
Negotiations.

The State Department yesterday aft
ernoon made public the text OF the note
sent to the Carranza government in Mex
leo, accepting the latters offer to settle
all differences between the two govern
ments Immediately by direct negotiations
The note, which is addressed to Anbassa-
dors-designate Arredondo. follows:
Sir: J have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your communication Of
July 4. 1916, in which you transcribe a
note addressed TO me by the Secretary
of Foreign Relations OF your government
and to request that you will transmit to
him the following reply:
Mr.. Secretary:
/ have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your courteous note transmitted
to me by Senor Arredondo on the 4th
Instant in which you refer to my notes
OF June % and June ., and this TO as
sure you Of the sincere qualification Of
my government at the frank statement
Of the difficulties which have unfortu-
nately arisen in our relations along the
international boundary, and the unre-
served expression Of the desire Of your
government to reach an adjustment Of
these difficulties on a broad and amicabIe
basis.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Rs5feld will remain in Washington
untiI August when they will go TO
their cottage at MacMahan Island, on
the coast of Maine. for the remainder
Of the summer. Their daughter, Mrs
Charles Drury, who is visiting her
aunt. Miss Redheld, at Pittsfield. Mass
will ioirr the Secretary and Mrs. Red
field in Maine later in the season.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

Miss Dora Clarke, of Omaha, Neb., is
in Washington for a short visit and is
stopping at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
FriendshIp Reciprocal.

The same spirit of friendship and OF
solicitude for the continuance Of cordial
relations between our two countries in
spires my government. which equally de-
sires an immediate solution Of the mat
ters Of difference which have long yexed
both governments.
1t is especially pleasing to my gov
ernment that the de facto government Of
Mexico is disposed to give quick as well
as practical consideration in a spirit OF
concord to the remedies which may be
applied TO the existing condition. Re
ciprocating the same desire the govern
ment Of the United States is prepared i'm
mediately to exchange views as to a
practical plan to remove finally and pre-
vent recurrence OF the difficulties which
have been the source of controversy.
e Accept. Mr.. Secretary. the renewed
assurances Of my highest consideration
am, Sir.
Yours very sincerely.
ROBERT LANSING.
Acting Secretary Of State Polk said yes
terday afternoon that the text Of the
American reply TO Gen. Carranza's latest
note was comparatively Uunimportant ''
1t simply agreed to settle all OF the ques-
tions in dispute by direct negotiations.
he said.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing Leave City for
Visit of Several Weeks at Henderson Harbor;
Swedish Embassy Here Is Closed for Summer
Other News of Society at the Capital

The Secretary of Safe and Mrs Lam
sing left Washington yesterday after
noon for Henderson Harbor, where
they will spend several weeks with
Gen. and Mrs. John w. Foster at their
summer home on Lake Ontario.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

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himself of the sensation having enjoyed perfectly bully
which he returned the old duties of his life Vaguely his
reached toward his office; the companonabe
crossed making of life through
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of his heart for-he knew whawas
They delighted him. They all
his travels wanted to know how The Mans
kindred feeling the heart of The Man that he talked
all the he had done;
dness left the his
tremendous satisfaction with himself world
Its good old place. and AM lucky dog" he
mo wonder they freedom l
slaves he thought pityingly of his one-tme companions.
And just how happy lucky he was The Man
plunged wild
with pleasure and could find thrill along