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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

aing unisr 2rnftpasen in bic Bride.
iobaB mir in eine sefdbrli9e Gage
iamen. Wir innoten einen Reitsr
na9 PoSsoriba 5uriid. nm elm anoe'
res automobiI gu beiteIlen, absr elm
Iol6es mar niht auf3utrei6en, fobub
mir uns idliebIib NIT sinsm S4ien'
iposen besniigen muBten, Der aber
bier StunSen brau6ts, lin ben tur5eR
0ea na6 planiba 5uriidsulegen, ben
mir per 8raftpdgen in elmer bdlben
5tunbe bintsr uus sebubt bGtten.
3tpei Stunben botte unier unfrsis
pilliaer 9lufentboIt utitten duf
I6mubiger StraBe uno in troitlos
ountlsr 9adt seOauert. Sn planiba
6esub i9 mid fofort an bic 2nns
bun9siteGle Der Sfiffe unO funO bier
nirtli6 nod Elm Shiff, oos Spdr boil
beIebt mar BON Serbeu unb ierbiI9tn
HIiidtlinaen. SD oriidte mid nit
meinsm SonOtOffer in Die Menge unO
tpnnte mitfabren. Qlber bas mar Elm
Sobren! @ino uno @etter ausses
iebt, itebenb in Der tdlten DinterIuft,
obne mid bepegeu su t0nnen. 10 sing
IS ii6er ben See Stuturi entsegen,
no mir ale toomiibs dnIansten, ou
Die 9tufregung Der Iebteu Gage IN
uns na6pirtte iino mir 5uOem in Der
oergonsenen Naht teine SeIesenbsit
botten, ireenbno aus5uruben. Gno'
lid nm Z llbr morsens traf unIer Doa'
gepfropftss S9iff in Stutdri elm
llnterosFen bate man pernommen
bab ole SeItsrrei9er nidt iiber Dir.
pa5ar binnusgesongen paren, iooaf
mir uns in Stutari eiaen Sag Del
Rube g6nnel tonnten. Sier trdf i'd
oud bas 0ipIomatii6e Sorps, oal
su glsi9sr 3eit pie i'd aus Ntonts'
negro gsflobsn mar; es paren bel
engIii9e, itaIisniIbe. fran5OIiide uni
rufiIde @eIdnote nit ibrem perIona
uno ibrer 9isnerf4aft; bas Diploma
tii9e Sorps bate bis gum 16. So
nuar ansenummen, OaB spii9sl
Maontsnssro uno Ssiterrsi4 sllnsurl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

elm TrieOen suitanoe tommen tDeroe,
Der ibnen seItattsn' piiros. duf ihrem
9ldbe au bleiben, aber bas 8ldtt6tn
bate Ii9 geipenoet, unO 10 mubte aud
6as 6iplomntiI6e arrps aufbreden,
unb sipar pis i'd, mitteu in Der
Rabt.
Sn Stutari ii6ernndtste i4 in
einem tleinen Sotel, in ipel6em i'd
betannt mar; 0snn ipnit mar nirs
genos Elm 3immer in Der gan3en
Stabt gu babsn, un0 puros babel
oerart iiberfOrosrt, buB i9 mir Die
Sotelre6nuns fir ipGtere Gage aufs
iparts. Die Serben bdtten aud bier
bic 9rsiIe ins unermeBlide binaufs
setrieben. llnteroeisu mar 8eridt
9etommen, SaB in San 9iopauni oi
Weouu elm itolieriides Sdiff bersit
Ittbe sur 2lufnn9ms Der isrbii6en
Sli6tlings uno bes bipIomatii4en
Rorps aus MOnteuesro. SD mubts
alio 70 raid uIs mDsIih pisOer tpsis
terreiien uno tuufte mir gu oieiem
3pede bon sinem ierbiI1sn SoIontsn
sas 9fsro fir 1S0 &ronen nit
Saumseug unb Sattel. Gs mar ein
tleines aob6eu, aber es belt poder
aus. Gs gsldng mir, mein Sepdd
auf bic pddpferbs oes oipIomatii4en
&orpg auflaoen gu biirfen uno mid
ielbit oieIem ansuiaIieBen. 3p0li
Stun0en bouerte Der 8itt Bis on Die
aIIte bes 9lorintiI9sn Mesres uno ss
feblte babel niht an unfreipillisen
Salten uno ionitisen 3uidaen; Oenu
oie 0Iterrsihiiden Yatroutlsn
IdpGrmten bereits bis in Ois 9egsnb
DON Stutdriedus, offsn6ar, I'M ole
Ridtung ousSutunbi4aften, ipeIhc
bic ierbifdsn 2lrmsefragmente nabs
men, bic BON Stutari iiber San 8ios
panni bi We0ud uuO gllehiO mad
DuroS3o Spgen. 9luf Dem ean5en
@egs ssigtsn Ii9 bic fhretli9sn
Spuren oes Ierbiihsn Durhmdrides,
2ints uno re9ts ron Der Strdbt
Iasen tunoerte bon pfsrbeIsiheu, bit
itelIentpeiIe sinen b6Ien @erud Dsr'
breiteten; ouffalsuO mar. boB oer
meiIten oisIer pfsrbeleideu Die 5eioer
SiRttrbaden tuesseidnitten tparen; Si'
llrIa6e bieisr @rf9einuns blisb una
ni9t Iunge psrborssn, oeun mir be-
mertten balo, Odb iif bic Serben aus
osm friI9en 2eoeritiid Sponteu on'
fertietsn, um niht burfub bel eel
bsrrihenosn SGlte eiubsrgsben 81
miiFen. gln einem anbersn Srtt
lnssn sanSs srobe Suufsn bon pferos'
lei9eH, oie Don niemanb bsisitlsi
purbsn unb cine furatbdrs @efabl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

sic aanbI6aft ssbt. 3u allen qreis
fen purbsn bic 2ebensmittet lufge'
fauIt, iobaB mad Dem ab5ug Der
Serben Die Not an allen eden tIopfte.
Gs par iiberaa polIItGnoig auspers
fauft, Die 2Gbtn, Die DirtI9aften uno
IelbIt bic pripaten, Ole etipa 8orrGte
bottsn, botten Iie gu encrmen Rreifen
an Die Serben pertduft. Inter oieien
leBtersu narsn n1mli9 ou9 pieIe pers
m0eenoe 9eute, bic aud auf Der
i5Iu9t i6r &apttal nuBbar antegen
pollten. So fam es Dor, oab 9aits
bDfe unS @irtIdnfteu - es tann ii4
ia in Montenegro Inn nur febr be-
i6eioene 9otuIitGten bunOeln - BON
einem Gerben gu 600 biz 1000
aronen i'm Gage sepa9tet ipuroen
nit FAINT ben 8orrGten an Wein.
Der Serbe pertdufte Johann ben
Wein an feline 2anbsleute 5u II &ros
nen ben 2itsr uno binnen ipeni9en
Sassn batte er ausbertuuft. Na4s
Oem er uno Der 8erpG6ter 10 elm
qutes 9sI9Gft ssmo9t butten, sing
0ie Rsiie peiter. glls Der erite
G6parm Ser fliidtisen Serbsn in
9pbgoriBu untam, fduften iis ben
Marft in ipenisen Ninutsn ouf. fOs
baB Ribt Ser tleiNite @emiiieitieI ouf
benz pIuse mehr gu finOen mar.
S6naps CAB ss nirsen0s mebr, Die
Serben batteli alien aufgetauft. 81
iIt es ntbt 81 oeripunOern, penn BON
einsm Sag auf ben onbern bic Preiie
ser tGgli6en 9ebarfsartitsl ins uns
ermebli6e Itiesen, sumul Die 8eb0rs
ben feinerlei S9uBmubnabmen GEE
troffen bottsn.
unterbefen fam oie SunOs, bab
bic SeIterrsichsr INNER nGbsr riidsn;
Ihpn mar Der 2oip5en in ibren 9Gn'
ben uno in gilmGrIden riidten iie
gesen 8irpu3ar am Stutoriiee. @os
am 2olpSen se9dngen, ent5iebt ii4
meiner &enntnis, bod mar es bort in
ben Sagen por Dem Sal auffolIenO
: rubis, .uno isIbIt MOntene9riusr srs
5GbIten, onb bort nur nod gum
S6ein seidofsn fpurOe. Die llebers
gs6e bes 2opSen 1T cine buntIe 9e'
fai6te, iiber pei9s Die Montene9rinsr
dlerIei munteIn. 2lm II. Sanuar
psrIisb i'd Montenssro unb, oIs i'd
in planibo antom, iparen ois DETER
rej9sr i4on in 8irpaSar am iens
feitisen ufer bes Stuturiiees. gles
mar pieI idneIIer unb iiberraf4enOer
geiommsn, als man eeabnt hatte.
9liidliGsripeiie iino feline groBersn
S9iffs nuf Dem Stutariiee ben
| SsIterrsiaern 5ur @srfiiguns seitdn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

fir Die pGrmsren Gdss biIosn ipsrs
ben.
Sn Gon 9ioponnis 6i Meba Ttunb
bas Sdiff elm itaIieniider perfonens
oompfer, namsns rGitta oi Bari,
bersits our 9tufnubme Der nod ans
tommen6en 6lii9tlinse uno bes oipIos
matil9en Sprps bsreit; aber es mar
Ihon berart bsIsBt, oaB mon tuum
siniteissn Su tonnen sIaubte. Sn
normaIen 3eitsn iit bas S9iff fir
etfpd 200 pofogirs einseri4tet, bas
mails aber itanOen 6idt' eebrdngt
neben einonber auf Dem @sroed uno
in ben iOnItisen RdumIi9teiten an
bic 1000 perionen. bic polIs 20
Stunben lang fpGbreuo Der son5sn
lleberfabrt ni9t nur itsben mubten,
Ion6ern oud nihts gu efen uno gu
trinten betommen tonnten. Gs paren
fur6tbdre Stunosn Der SrongIoI.
aaum batte bas Sdiff bonn 2onbe
abaeiioBen, oils bon peitem elm Oiters
rei9iI6er 9teropIou iibtbar puros. Der
fi6 unbeimIi9 fdneu Dem @diffe
nGberte unb ousielbe turSerbano nit
flint Bomber belegeH pOIlte, bic
aller6ings gliidliderpsiIe ins Mleer
fieleu unb ipeitsr teinen S9uben an'
ri9teten. Mun tonn ii9 tuum in
BeOanten bos fur9tbare llngIiid aus'
6enfen, ous enti!dnOen pdre, Denn
cine 9om6e bas S9iff getroffen
bate, benn nur ole psnisiten paiTd'
9iere bGtten iidb retten t0nnen, bdrs
inter bic itulieniIhe 9emunnung. bic
nit SdpimmsiirteIu ousgerilitet
mar, pGbreno 5rauen unO Sinoer
feline beiaBeu.
GnOlib srrei9tsn mir bds offene
Meer unS BON feds ituIisniiden Sors
peboiGgern begIsitst, burafurate
unIer S9iff lnngIamer uIs ionit. bic
SGuten bes 9lOriatii9sn Wlesres. um
20 Stun0en ipGter in Bari gu Ianoen.
Wir paren b6IIig eri9Dpft uno troB'
Dem ipur6e unIere SOffnuns gu nidte;
oenn Der Safenar5t brau4te poue a9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

biI6en armsen unO CUR GrOberuug
@srbiens giug ss uns in MOntenesro
Ietoli6 gut. Die Preiie fir Die tdgs
Ii6en 8sOnrfsartitsI paren lpobl gee
ftiegen, uber INNER nod ertrGsIid;
bic @orrdte porsn i'm 2onbe ni9t
beoeutsnO, bod purOen iiets\ neue
Wursn sinsefiibrt. gtn GIeiib mar
fein eisentlidsr MunseI unO ieIbit
Wiil9 mar INNER gu 6dben, iueun
ou9 nidt seraOe in DOr5iisIi6er
AuoIitGt. Damn tdmen bic gsI6las
eeuen ierbiiden 9lrmeen. bic ii4 ii6er
bic bOben @jebirsspdfe i'm Often
Montsnegros in Si9srbeit gebrd9t
battsn, un6 iOipsit iis niht i'm unipegs
fumen 9sbirge Der adlts uub Dem
S6ns. gum Spfer eefullen ipdren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

Gin RuTe, Der felt mefrersn Sab
reu in RontsnssrO sei4Gftli4 nie'
beraeloIIen mar uno Der ON L..
Nunuur 1916, ols bic SeIterreiaer
thinner iueiter ins 2auO oororan9en.
Tlieben mubts, um nidt nit eintm
Antsrnierunsslossr fir ldneere 3sit
8etauntI9oft gu MAIDEN. er5Gblt iiber
feline Jludt aus Montenssro folsen'
6es. 8is Sur 8erui4tung Der ier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

Sn ipilh oufsel0fen Saoren tamsn
iie baber, bermiiht nit tleineren unS
gr0bsren Rottsn biirserIi4er 5Iiihts
Iinss, bic aus ansit DOR ben 8uISuren
Saus unb Sof perIafen botten. I'M
NIT Der serriittsten glrmee nda Ulons
tenesro pSsr na9 4lbunien gu fIieben.
9lIs bic flii9tisen S4arsn in ibren
serlumpten 9leiOern, pbpiiih furhts
bar beruntergeiommen. nn6 WSontes
negro tomen, bsionO id mid sufdatg
IN PoosoriBa, no Die glntunft Ger
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

bieIen; elm Gelb nad bem oubereu
gIibt Dor ibm ouf; unO Der Sffi5ier
.ipeiB fdIisblib sanS senau. in iDets
dem Gelbs brauben iih bas fsinoli'
DIE Boot ausenbtidlid bsfinoet, unb
in pel6er Ri9tung es Fh tpeiter
bepest. Nunmsbr beiBt es banbeIn.
Der Sffisisr briidt auf eineu eIets
trif6en &nOpf. - unb Weilen ents
fernt faisbt cine SduIe @aiier in
bic 2uft empor. Gin ni4t gefebener
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20
Et1tr 8lurllt ata mnntfttrgrn.
erl,buiHe eincs snHcu bel sssinn bss srieues

10000 psrIonen ssipefen' isin. bic
i'm aaufs elmer Dode our4 poos
sOriba ssSossu finb. borunter 5dbIs
reide alte NGrnsr uno Trauen.
SeIbItpsrItGnolid tonnte Wontenegro
oen setpaItisen 3uitrom ni4t i'm
2aRoe bebaIten uno muBte i'm na9
gll6anien o6Ieiten. Die Wirtung bes
9ur4mdrIaes mar oieIeIbe. nis
lpsnn elm SeuIdrsdenI4lparm iiber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

Stunben, Bis sr Sie ausidiffuns Be-,
pillissn ionnts. gin4 SpOIftGgiser
9eBiusb seIanste i'd enoIi9 gesen
Gnoe Sanuar iiber> @biuiO in ois
S9peia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

Seinb iIt pI0bIib psrnidtet tpOrben.
unb 20 ober mebr tapfers Tlotroisn
baben ibren Sob Don Der Sano zines
Wannes gsfunben, Der ipubrTasinlidh
teinen bon ibnsu iemols seieben bat.
Rur auss bibf9 ~ia9li4" -.
60 nimmt iid bic 9ei9idte iues
nisItens ouf bem Srudpapier aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

Serbsn ber.its semsIbst mar, linb
bate bier Gelesenbeit. bns- psIt9es
f6i9tIi9 bs0eutidHte greisuis bes
terbiidsn RiidJuses mituR5uisben,
nlleroinss elm Iurttbares Drama. ods
tief au tssseE si,I3 Gs mOsen etWa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-20

ben, oa ouf Sem See getpDbnIi9 nur
SessIidiffe nit 8en3inmutoren psrs
tebren.
llnssftOrt sins ausrOinss bic autos
mobilfubrt bon qobaoriBu mad plo'
uiba ni6i Dor iia, bsHn untsrtOess
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Deatha.

Deaths.
Harriet ". Benton, q years, Home fsr In
Antoine Dc LASouiass, n months. Dmsrssncy
Dorothy Hsroert months. cnfldrsn's Hoe
Maria Psooini. I month. childrsn's Hospasai.
James spence n year.. eibisy Hospital
Thomas Fttsmorris. ~ year,. Emergency Hos
Mary c. Muihsn. % years. NE Newton stree,
northwest.
Nathaniel gibbons. n years, United States
Soldiers Home Hospital.
ssrah Haliin. IS Year,. 1874 B street north
east
Rebsccs Thompson. u ysars. ~ Thirteenth
Edgar Bail. % yssrs 7sS Kenyon street north
west.
Lloyd King, Is years. M n street southwest.
John Brandford. II years. Freedman's Hos
Josephine Cruise, - years. Frsedmsn's Hos
Mary P. Ransom, Il Year,. ,iN stree,
Henry watkins, % years. rs Navy pl.o.
Rosie LAndon. n years. ,oS street south.
west.
Henrietta Liverpool. ~ years. 800 street
| southeast.
Carrie Bell. 1 year, ST II street southwest
Charles Bell. rs years, Casualty Hospital.
| Irene johnson, ~ years. 400 Twenty sixth
street northwest.
Albert Shaw. II months. l1B First street
| northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-21
Ponder Barrel
Aids Romance
Explosive, Love Affair Threatened
Since Munitions Worker Clut-
tered Up Allies Shipment.

BLOOMFIELD. N. j.. Aus. n.-Two
months ago Harry Hubermann. an en-
pioye at the Hercules Powder Works.
in this place. inscribed his name ano
address upon the dial Of an old broken
watch and dropped It into case OF
smokeiess powder which was to Dc
shipped to England.
This little incident may mean wife
for Harry. who received letter from
young English woman working In
munitions factory at Newcastle on
Tyne. She invited Harry to CORE
spond. ...
Tho letter was from Misc Jean Bump
ton, Spital Tongues Newcastle.
The timepiece. II 10 believed. was dis
covered by Miss Bumpton a. she was
fiiling shell caseD with. the explosive.
Hubermann mailed q letter to Mis-
Jean and the little munition woman 10
just now the food for gossip amons
his friends. At the same time oil arc
anxiously awaiting the nnal develop
ment In the romance.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE Of the Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia, Washington, August Is. lsls.
ORDERED: That Section l65 Of the Build
ing Regulations of the District of Columbia
10 hereby amended to read as follows, Sec
ton 1876. No coal. wood or lumber yard. nor
yard for the storage Of coal. lumber. or
tibie material, shall be established without
obtaining the consents Of the owners OF three
fourths Of the real estate within two hun
dred feet OF the boundaries of the place whsro
II Is proposed to establish the same. Pro-
vided. however. that consents shall not DO
necessary to the establishment OF suoh a
place within nifty feet Of Q building or prop
erty used for q similar character or business
already established for which consents have
been once obtained, and which 10 In active
operation. II any such establishment csases
to be operated for the purposes for which
such permit has been granted, the permit
quirsd a. in the case Of Q new site. OLIVER
p NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWN OW.
CHARLES w. KUTz. CommiseioneS q c.
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Marriage License.
Joseph q. Archer and Aiics N. Musgrovs
Andrew J. Banks and Lillian A. Short, both
Of Savaes. Nd.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

YOUNG HORSE and q double seated buggy.
ply 10l4 nth ct. 8. e.
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PROPOSALS

TRICT OF COLUMBIA, AUGUST Is. 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Secretary of the Board Of Com
o'clock +. NJ. August Is. 1915. for furnish
ing and installing weather stripping at VIE
New Central High School. No. us. located Al
forms Of proposal, specifications and all nee
essary Information may be obtained from the
pistr,et Bai,dins Wasbinpton' 3. G. Oliver
p. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOw.
CHARLES w. KUTZ, Commissioners. d. c.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Chichester-wiiliam z. Abbott ct ux. to John
Owen, lots II and n. square SIbj. 80.
Stamps 80 cents
lsiS Vermont avenue north wcst-Nellie A..
Piummer to Mildred Taylor. lot .. square
north Of square 334, SO. Stamps, ". MIL
dred Taylor conveys same property to John
II. johnson, So Stamps, $3.50.
Twenty sixth and p streets northwest-George
II. Harris to trustees Of the Jerusalem Bap-
list Church. parts lot CO. square 1851. no
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Special Notices


THE MAN THAT KNOWS HOWL shoes
whole scled and heeled. Finest leather
TxRRY f. me- rs 81 ,,h M. as S ss x
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS We are siyins
- special low rate on incoming orders fes
painuns. paperhansins and dscoratinsi cas-
n- sa6b SSi'i ! CO, .u.H st. NV.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
,e S,.o'umois Warrington. d. c., Ausvst u.
Dlo Appllcati ons for permission to take the
pe recommended by the Commissioners Of the
Dstrict OF Columbia TO take the examinations
Tor s admission to the United States Military
this Office not later than IL O'Clock n. on
MONDAY. December 49, 1915. No person will
De %,n PERMITTED 1T to appear q! this examination
81 Columbia. Application must be signed in
,ne "a, Sppiicant: handwriting and be addressed
lumbia. Room 800. district Building, wash
inston. p e. The application must recite the
place and date OF birth Of the applicant and
certificate from two reputable residents q
the District Of Columbia that the applicant
= person Of good moral character and rnat
ne an actual resident Of the District %
Columbia. Applicants must not be less than
!, IL, nor more than 70 years Of age on June II.
h Si,; ana not not less than feet : inches in
inches In height. at the age Of Is and up
ward, They will be subjected to . physical
e&nininAuon, ana 10 a mental competitive ex-
animation on the following subjects: Com
position. ana literature In English; English
grammar; descriptive geography and the ele-
ments OF physical geography: United States
history and European history from the fan OF
Constentinople. In 1853. TO the outbreak Of the
Quadratic equations and proEressions; and
plane geometry. copy Of circular OF In
formation issued BY the War DEPARTMENT -e-
admission 10 the United States Military
Academy will be delivered upon application
mitted to present himself for either physical
or mental examination who shall not have
been notified In writing Of the approval o.
| his application by the Commissioners. BLANK
applications will be furnished upon applicn-
don AZ this office. OLIVER p. NEWMAN.
LOUIS BRowNLOw. CHARLES w. KUTZ,
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia.
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DEATHS

FowLER-on Sunday, August %, 1915 at
o'clock a. m, at her residence, 1915 North
1rotna avenue northeast, MAYETTA D..
widow Of the late Joseph b. Fowler.
Hyrsfai from the house, Tuesday, August
~ o'clock .. m. Inter.nent Glenwood
Cemetery. Il
FITzMoRRIs-on Saturday. August 10, 1915.
THOMAS r., son OF the late Richard and
Bridget Leddy Fitzmorris.
Funeral from r. r. Harvey's Son. 1873
Fourteenth street northwest. Tuesday, Aug
ust Y, At $50 o'clock a. m. Requiem mass
At 81. Matthew'S Church at q. m. Reia-
uves and friends invited TO etteni Inter
ment private at MI. Oiivet Cemetery. i
sToNE-on Saturday, August 10. 1918, Al
S$ o'clock p. m, THOMASIN STONE.
beloved wife OF Or. I. 8. Stone.
Funeral services at her late residence.
1913 Rhode Island avenue. Monday. August
A. o'clock p. m. Interment services
o'clock q. m.
baltimore Sun and American please copy,
w1sE-on Saturday. August 10. 1915. at AN
m. GEORGE A.. beloved husband Of
Funeral from his late residence. 1t3t
Thirty.third street northwest. on Tues.
day. August 70. at $50 a. M: thence tc
Holy Trinity Church. where requiem mas
Will be said at a. m. for the repose Of
Bis soul. Relatives and friends invited.
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MALE.
Farm Lsborer Applications.
Maryland.
127si. MONTGOMERY 90. One married man fol
or ooiored. 9 cows Exp Children per.
mitted. tD Pm, Ho&M.
HO-Tbs. Prince George co. One married
man for general farm work. White ES
EXP. No objection to couple children (noi
too youns) 80 Pm. partly furnished house
ssrden, and fuel Employer to board with
Virginia.
1888. Augusta CO. One married or single
man ma for general work in apple orchard. Any
TT. adv. and deducted. Green. SIS PM
exp. SIS Pm, HGF&M For single, Sia 81
Pm; exp. SIS Pm. Summer wages, March
to November 1.
1Iss. Norfolk 90. One mixer desired
white BS. % cows. EXP. Children pcr
mitted: Married. TT. adv. 1910 fw
TRADES.
Maryland.
mouider, $3.50 PD; turner. Sa.so to q PD
1 straight mouidsr, - PD; 1 straight mould
or that can work on other machines Ais,
desire German cabinet makers. Usua
hours.
@s-6. Baltimore 90. Wanted: 100 me
chanics on gun works; 70 operators on Grid.
ley automatic machines: men that under
stand Cleveland or Acme automatic ma
chimes can be used; manufacture Of shells
PHI: = per cent bonus on wages every
months. hrs PD.
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For Rent or For Sale.

NEW, Z ROOMs-Aii mod. linz: large lot. In
closed; Communication sc to Georgetown: $40:
electric tights; might sell; rs minutes to 18th
and Pa, ave C. B. NUNSON, Arlington, Va.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Births.
Harold NJ and Charlotte r. stumph, boy.
Frank c. and Eva Pope girl.
James II. and Esther Langley. girl twins.
George A. and Alice W. Kingston. girl.
Paul d. and Marie c. Johnston, girl.
Wallace A. and Adelaide A.. Jackson. girl.
Lyman r. and Bessie z. Hewins. girl
Edwin w. and Elisabeth N. Haase. boy.
Charles z. and Marion =. Gebhardt, boy.
John W. and Catherine r. Branxsli, boy.
Eric o. and Katherine Brasch. gin.
Frank 8. and Marcy p. Allen. boy.
Willie and Jeanette Young. boy.
william and Goldia Pointer. boy.
John c. and Florence D. Mattinsfy. girl
Arthur and Louise Jackson. boy.
George and Carrie b. Cook, gin.
Garrett c. and Ruby A. Brooks boy.
Frank and Laura Smith. boy.
william and Rosie Madison. giri.
Edward and Lillian Harris. boy.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
A BARGAIN

acre. Of land, 8 room house. unfurnished:
young orchard; good we'll water: a good offer
will not be refused: worth, 81, +oo. Apply
HOW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
On 500 cash and SIS month. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, telephone, or call on VIM. VI.
RTTCHIE, $3.50 Colo. bldg. Tel. NJ. 1ot5
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY, AUGUST q: 1915

BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed information the following opportunities be
secured free Of charge upon application
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or
LABOR 801 MILLS BUILDING
m KEY TO ABBREvIATIoNs USED
board and iodzins
Unless otherwise will be
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

wORKINGMEN-Hers,a At last, u big prop
osition that required nerve and cash 10
back II. and II was to NIL q side street store
full Of good grade suits, some slightly used
value. - up. JusTHs OLD STAND. sis D.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
DEATH IN NISHNABOrNY.
Mrs. Wiiheln1ine Loewe Passes Away
at Home Of Her Son, August, on
Wednesday,, November 9th.

Mrs. Wilhelminc Loewe passed
away at the home of her son, August
Loewe, in Nishnabotny- township on
Wednesday, November Sth, at the age
of 76 years, months and 13 days
Mrs. Loewe had been in poor health
for several months, and her illness was
brought on through the infirmities of
old age.
The deceased was born April %,
$780, in Brunswick Germany and was
united in marriage to Mr. Frederick
Locwe at that place in. the year 1866.
They came to America in 1868. locating
at Rock island, ILL.,, where they resil-
ed until 1888, when they came to Craw-
ford county, settling on farm in
Washington township. Since the death
of her husband Mrs. Loewe has been
living with her children. Mrs. Loewe
was the mother of seven children, four
Of. whom survive, they being Fred
Loewe, Of Buck Grove; August, of
Nishnabotny township; Henry, of
Washington township. and Mrs Hen
ry Steinkeuhler, of Dunlap.
Funeral services We're held Friday
afternoon at the German Lutheran
church in Denison, Rev. VIM. Frese
officiating, after which interment was
made in Oakland cemetery. y