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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10
YOUNG BRIDE IS ANXIOUS TO
GET HER HUBBY BACK

Mrs. Myra Sandberg is II years
old and she wants her husband back.
She started habeas corpus action
in Judge Thomson's circuit court to-
day to compel her husbands parents,
Charles and Helen Sandberg, 1418
Summerdale aV., to release her hub
by to her.
According to Atty Benz. Burr, rep
resenting Mrs. Sandberg, who lives
for the present at 6531 Latin ST.,
Sandberg, who also is II, got his
wife through an. elopement to Mich
igan City, Aug. II.
At the end of the honeymoon trip
in Chicago, Sept. 26, he was arrested
on juvenile delinquency charges and
is being held in custody by his pa
rents said Burr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10
BOSTON RED SOX PRESIDENT
SAME OLD JOE

Boston, Oct. 1O.-Sec'y Edwin L.
Riley of the Red Sox today received
a letter from President J. J. Lannin of
that club, now in Brooklyn, that Ibis
services were no longer required"
The letter of dismissal from the
worlds champions was like a bolt
from a clear sky both to the fans and
Riley.
President Lannin gave no eXplana-
ton in his letter and Riley refused
to comment beyond the fact that if
any statement was forthcoming it
would be from the Red SOx Office.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10
BITS OF NEWS

Band of five negro auto bandits
got IS from Geo. HeTnbrott's saloon,
1880 S. State. Pulled gun on Mrs.
Hernbrott.
JeWeIry, diamonds and clothing
valued at $4,000, proceeds of bur
glaries, found today in room on the
Northwest Side, which police say
was occupied by John Prochacki, ar
rested yesterday.
One thousand new Y. M. C. A.
members added in first day of five
day day campaign to get 5000 new
members.
Three of family of VIM. Loring,
5052 N. Oakley av., overcome by ac-
cidental escape of gas while they
slept. Revived.
III. free employment bureau has
jobs for 25 to carry coal, so to wheel
coal, go coal trimmers and teamsters.
NINETEEN Chicago soldier boys just
back from border who found jobs
were not held open for them are ur-
gently in need of work. Assn of e.
Commerce not yet able to land them
jobs.
Masons from all parts of the state
here to attend meeting of the grand
lodge of Ill, which started at Orien-
tai Consistory temple today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-10
GERARD HoME-HAS NO MES
SAGE FROM GERMANY

Long Branch, N. j., Oct. 10.-Am-
bassadOr Gerard, who arrived in New
York this morning, bears no message
from Kaiser Wilhelm to President
Wilson suggesting American inter
cessiOn on behalf of peace.
Nor does he come for the special
purposes Of discussing with the pres
ident reported revival of the subma-
Tine menace. 1t may be stated posi-
lively Gerard's trip to this country is
made entirely at the suggestion of
Sec'y of State Lansing in order to
give to the American ambassador "a
mUch-needed vacation" AS a mat
ter of fact, this invitation to come
home didn't reach Gerard until
shortly before his ship sailed. He
was in Copenhagen at the time max
ing preparations for Mrs. Gerard's
trip back to this country.
No date has been set for Gerard to
see the president here. The president
leaves for Indianapolis early tomor-
row evening and will make two ad-
dresses there Thursday. He returns
late Friday, so it is likely Gerard will
not see him before next week.
Sec'y Lansing comes to Shadow
Lawn late today to confer with the
president, and owing to the activi-
ties of the German submarine U-53
along the American coast Sunday his
visit has aroused great interest.
-O-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

p6drrei. ousae5ci6nctc @ieleeenbeit lnr eh
non imnoet ggann. Aenc @ieroewdaelsN 9eil
icn 6raiidcn itd 3li melocli. NsaIi eorSlINc
$50. Dcntlder Correspondents (SaREo -4ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
(grnuOciacnt6Allts- Niartt


2ean 9oait, Der uor eiui9er 3eit
nah Baltimore fam in scr 9lbiidt,
bier cine Wlmitionsiobrif 5u croft.
nen fouitc ooS olic Nlount Gcrnon
@ralerei.G Gigentbltm al ser Riogclp-
2troBc uuo rcic5tc bcm @eb6liOc-
Snipeftor ciueu @lon 5n ciucn Inn
ban Gin.
&Idue fir sic @rric6tuna elmer
g9critoulaac iiir sic ". ". 9oper
50, iiuo ierti9geiteat iuO 9lnac6otc
ouSgeicbriebeu. Ter llntcrboli oCS
@icrS iii beina6e iertia8citeIlt.
,,n sen S6uiern g}r. q bis 81,
Sin Charles StraBc, iolI sic
W|i0.Gitu @oroqe 0ehaut lperocn
imo iiuO oieSbe3IgIidjc &lGre cingc.
rciGt GcSgIeiAcu miro Sic 6irma,
meldc ocu 9ou miSfl6rt, ouh eill
SonutagSi6ulaebdu0c fiir oic iii0li,
die biic6oilide Galparp 9ietbo0iitcn.
airhc an ser GborleS 5troBc nnr
llnipcriitp Garfmop bateu
Charles Gorlin criubtc lin @c'
nebmialug ieiner @auplduc iiir
cine Garage al Der SiiOieite Ocs
&oieOolc @locc, u6rOliA Der Giifc'
lau0-9lpcntc.
Sobn Z. &ibbonS, Ncr iri6crc Sc
idGftsiiibrer 0eS o9luc @lointair
Souic," bcimOct iih III Soltimore
Inn nit elmer Grippe BON 5inou5
leuten pciterc &erioncu iiir oei Bal
ocS ncueu ,@lue Nlointtiu SotcIs'
5u intcrciiireu. Gs iollcu i'm gan5cr
9Iftien in Sobc bon $150,000 aitS9c
gebeu meroem un0 miro aeiaat oll
i6on Elm 9roBcr Gbcil Ser 9Itticn i
Baltimore imtergcbradt ici. Gif
9altimorcr Serr ioll ollcin III,
100000 9(ftien genonmen babeu
Wlit Oem 9ou Oes SotclS ioll in
6rii6ia6r bcgonncn wcrOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
Charles $. @cr6OlO 6cerOiat.

SSm 9ciicili cilcS aroBcu Irolcr.
0eiol9cS wuroe 0cIlcru 9}a1mittoa
Serr Charles S. @crboIO bon CIR.
$40, Beaumont 9Ipenuc, @oOonS.
town Baltimore Gountv, BON
Graucrbmlie ans oui ocm ,,@rccn
mount Irieobofc~ SIR enigcn 9liib,
9cbcttct goitor Sobn 5onucrlottt
bon Scr reiormirten 3ionsfirde an
Scr @dc bon SariorS 9lncmle ina
G6aie StraBe 6icIt cine crgrcifcnof
Eraucricicr. 3obIrcidc 8Ilmcnipcu.
Den idmiiftcn oen 5org. Scrr
@cr6olo murSc in Goiiel aeboren
unO fam I'M 9llter BON 13 So6rea
nod 9lmerifa. Gr mar Gin treucr
Seier oeS ,,Geutidcn Gorreiponocn-
ten~ lmo mar ibm sic ,Srcuoc bcihici
oeu I'M arieie ieiucr 5o6lrei1en
6qmilie am 1. 9fooelnbcr 1912 ooS
golOenc SoH5eitSieit 5l ieiern. 9ln
Der @dc bon @reenn1olrnt.9lnemle
iln6 Gbalc 5trnBc bctrieb Scr Ser
itorbeuc 80 Sabre lana Gin Spiri,
tloicngeihGit imO er mar iii mcitel
Greiien befanut ino ocoHtct. Gic
Serren gSilbclm 9leiteiucpcr, Ncirr
@ittlucr, otto @orciS, ,So6n g9ir,
imo Sarrp 5ialc, feds Nlitglc0cr
0eS &irhcnrotbS scr reformirtcn
3ions.airdc, Ociien &rdiioeuf scr
Geriiobenc war, erpicieu Soerrn
@erbolo Die Icbte Gore ais 9obrtu1-
TRIGGER. Ter @nti1lafcnc bintcrl1Bt
feline @ittipc 1rou Wlorie @er1ol0,
orei 506ne, Soon @erbolo, @eorgc
$. @crbolo, mo Sarrp 6. @er6olO,
ionic iiiuf Eohter, Srou G6riit.
@obloeuit6, 6rmu Solds SoM,
,Srou s.. ". Eo6lnam ,Srau @co.
Gocl nlo 1Srau Somar0 Shan6crs
gcr bon S9oi6in0toit 3. 6. ,Scrncr
miro CT BON rs Gnfcln ? llreutcIL
cilcm @ru0er, Neorgc @erbolO, mo
elmer 5hpcitcr Srml 2ous Sitter.
mann bon @ni6iuaiub 2. g. bc.
trauert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
Slns Sem Suucrcn MaryIuuO'S nnS
Oeu ungrcnscuOen Gtuntcn.


Srou 9. &roft peri 6ie0elt.
SSn t6rem Semi nobe Gllicott Stu,
peritor6 5rou Gorotp aroit, cine Ser
Glteitcn mo on0ciebcnlten 9iirgerin-
nen ocr Stoot. SSrop &roft mcl6c
Gin gllter BON 76 So6rcn crrci6t bot.
tc, ipur icit 5luei 5o6ren frGnfIin.
SIR 6eburtsort nor GoHel in
GeutItblauO, bod fam tic olS ainO
bon ie6cu &obrcu noh Nlncrifo,
SSbr @nttc, 9lnorelp aroit, Gin pobl.
bobcnoer 6leiidcrmeiitcr, ging i6r
nor 80 So6ren I'M Eooe porous Tic
Serblidcne bintcrlGBt ieHS So6ue
inO orci Eodter, iolpic cine gln5o6l
Gntcl uno @ermonote IN @oibiug
ton, 2. g. lmO ct. 2ouis.
ScmnBtloSr oufaeflln0cn.
SSu i6rer @o6nune al ser SGeit-
&otrid.StroBe IN sSreocrid, Nio.,
luurOen bic uuacfdbr 20 Sabre alien
@eibmiiter So6u ruo Charlotte @ci.
finger, pcn @oS iibenp6ltigt, be-
muBtlos ali9cimoen itnO uat6 sem
,Srcoerid Gitp.Soipitol ge6rabt, no
ieoe @eio6r beieitiat lpurOc.
3mciWl oDorS Gon0iOotcn.
3mci Gul0iOnten Ger repu6lifoni.
i6en @ortei 6cucr6cn Ii6 Inn ooS
Nlo0ors9lmt bon Srcocrid, NRO. GS
iino oieS Nlcbrl q. Wlobcrlp ms
@eorge S6ocmafcr.
0onO Ocn Ilommcnto0.
Ger 81 Sabre oltc 6ormer @il.
liam Siccic ais Gentpn, no6c 9riu,
ccB 9lnuc, nor ouf sem TcIOe oomit
bebditigt llufrout si pcrbrcuncn,
mobci ieinc &lcioirna 8cuer fina nnO
Scr 0lann ciucn quolpoacn GoO
Iono. Iic 2cidc mnroc ipdtcr ucrs
fobIt oitiaciinocn
.9Iltitern @cttccinQcspqcn.
GnrtG sic &idtcr g}riScoc inO
Scoll lplrocll IA ghlltcrnsgcttc IN
Colbert Golntu ciuoe5ogcu Tic
Bette liegcn im Gohrent6hlB an
Der GalpcrtGolntp 5eitc, pcIdc
onsgc5cidnct fir sic 9ntItcru5ubt
lino, "a lie ourh natiirlidc Giniai.
imgcn gcidiibt imO. Gle @citlpo.
rcncu iprodcn iolacnocu @criuucn
Guild)ooi0ingcu Sil; oil glot6anicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
9r. gSul. 8cdcr,
FeoIItFirtst oeuildlsr 9'FSt.

DU7JWUTTWt FIWNINs
Spc6inliii fit Wlinneri nno 6rduers
Rrdnf6ciien. SeiIt III iiir5eiier Set
Supbili5, 9iusImlae &Nls- mo Mlunb'
Wrnnibelien, gliisiiiile leber Nri, GtrIfs
hlrcn Rolliiioncn, necO0le Sdjpd6e,
Smpoien5. g}ierens ober Hlaiensarnais
be;ten Office III Srn. Neder's Slnaios
niiicben Wsu,eum, Nr. 708. Gt.Salii.
morcsStrnhe. SpreGihuhen bon lG
llbr 8ctmittoes sis 10 llbr Nbenbs.
Dlitiood)s bon llbr &ornittdns bis
? tlbr 9inGnliiidgS into bon 3 BITS 10
gSrmiiiaas bis ] iisr 5la@mittaes
r. y. 9r. 9edcfs @niie bellt
nnicblbnr jcben glnsilub. 0uniultntiUR
ircl. (Nsai5.lS,E&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

". @rome fiir 80 9lder, $500; Aldrs
goret ". 9rome fiir 80 9lder, $500;
Somes q. 9}rceoeu iiir 30 glder,
$267.50; 9i6oro 9. 9rccOen fiir 30
gldcr. $26750; So6n W. @hrntt fir
80 9Idcr, $26750 Gomoro Quorlcs
fiir 20M sIdcr, $500; 90. .. Guor-
lcS fir 30 gldcr, 5000; Srouf s..
6uIforo fir t5lA 9l8er $7lS; ". @l.
5uliorO, S,r, iiir % Meier, 5000; 9.
@arron Cute iiir 5 glfcr, $i0O, s..
Sarro Saumett fiir Sia 9ldcr $500;
s. W}. s. @onO fir 10 glder, $3.50,
Sorrp 6. Bono fiir 10 9tder, $3.50;
E6omoS 9. @ourle0 fiir 6 9lder,
$444.5O. Ger @ciountbctrog iiir
oic IA Cots mar $6,t95.
@ctagt peritotber.
emanuel ". 6eB, cincr Scr Glteitcu
mo poblbabenoitcn Ginpo9ncr Don
9orf, ga, perItorb i'm Sitter BON rs
Sobren. Ger &eritorbene mar Gin
S6uIOircftor lnO ,Qiitglieo Ser
G6riitlid.2ut6eriihen Stride.
6rou gIunie 81. Gang, g9ithue
BON George Sang, bcritorb III ibrer
@o6nlng in Gotonsoinc Tic Scr.
itorbenc mor ais @opcrn Gcltiid-
IouO, acbiirtig umo cine Gobtcr pom
9fottcm 5cebolo
Soiep6 I. GopiS, ciucr ser Be.
fonnteitcn 9iir9er BON 6eoerolsburg,
oeritor6 I'M Sitter BON rs SSo6reu.
Serr Go0iS bat cinc grobc politiihc
Gorricrc 6intcr lid ln0 gcbortc chit
Dem GelegotcnbouS an
g8ir0 uuteriuHt.
GeteftipS iinO in IrcOerid cinac
troifeI Inn oen@iicnbo6n-llnfol, oel
iib Dor ciuiaet Goacn on Ser S6ur
mont-1ipiIion, cine @}cilc n0rolii
pou Gotocton erciguctc, SIT iunterilt
den Cine @iieni6peue ipar ii6el
Die SGicnen oclegt unO cntalciite cir
&aiiogcr-@og0on Der ii6er 81,
S6weaen Iici unO eincn GcIcara
p6cn @foitcn ruriB. Gic &oiiogicr,
tomcu nit ciucm 6loBcn SGrcdel
Oouou.
Gle &oBc ouSQcbrohcu.
Sn Ocu &icroc. lm00}ouleiel.@ier
tben OcS 9tcmport 9}cpS GicbbofcS II
untcr Sen Rierocn inO NlmtIciclu
oie fir GnglnO un0 ociicn 2laiirt
bcitilnmt inn, bic 9lobc ouSgebro
rbcn mo nliiiien Oie S6ierc. Die elmer
@crt6 bon $S00,000 6o6en, jeocniadl
onc 0ctootct pcrocn Ter &Iob Ii
intcr GilormtGnc ocite(t lmo &c
rcitS @lmileieI I'M %crt6 bon SIS,
600 cri@oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
i rgesriniote Ginger Uuu Baltimore
(Wcoriin0et i885.)


Sauptquorticr: r@ermaaia.M6n.
Observation-Disclosures, OIr. $50, gIorO-
SoworO-StraBe.
4rdIiOcnt Scnrp Sbomos, Ger.
SIG, g8cit. Saratopo.StroBe.
So6n n. alcin, Girigeut, 9er. 201,
observation-disclosures.
George Simmel1ebcr, protofcIii-
renocr ino correiponOirenoer Sefre'
tar, g8r. 4i9, 6orreIt- StraBe.
Sernom @lidliA, sdatmeiIier,
92r. 7t3, @aruer.Straie
syiuou5. .Scfrctdr Gbos. &cinhorOt
Scott. imo Somburg.StroBe.
@m. 9. SilOchronot, @ibliotbetar.
gr. 2029, 8rcoerid.9lpeu
G6os. 0lciL 9lr. 246, 9lorO'5ulton'
9lbc., @oriitcr ocs Dluiif.Gomite'S.
g9(rion.@ciorcoereiit"
DS0yuonic,"
Observation-Disclosures"
D6roblinn"
o5baIin.MGnucr6or,"
n@lo5art-Mannetdor,
oGiGentron5."
o@ermonia Guortett,Glab,~
rD1elooie,"
oMctDcr-@eiaueOrrein"
.g9eilcn0.2icoerfrau5".
ogerciuigts SIrbeitcr.Sanscr pOa
Baltimore"
S5aiiptQuoriie~: 9ir. 2C29, 6reoe'
rid-9penuc.
So5n glota, 8r6liociit 9sr- 20a9,
goDO StraEe.
George gg. Goe0lmnlt NlrlGent,
SIR. POPS, Soirmount-sIpcnue.
aorl 5hebcu Sefret0r, 9lr. 3lO5'
6oIler.2loenue.
Granf gorIcsfc, gtatmeiItcr, s'r.
1 2tO, Sl0 6. StraBe.
oSo3ialiItiide 2icoertofcl," Stng-
ihmoc GicuIiaa, 9lr. 2029, 6reOerid'
9lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
@eiarOerlInasOerOot anigcGOten.

gic ,@oltimore & C6io.9oHn"
bat ouS @ci6rocrunasOcrbot tir sc.
trcioc, wclcbcS iic Dor 5iuci @oultcn
crlicB, oiigcbobcr m0 miro Der
transport mie0cr regcln6Bi1 lein.
Gic gcfanimaduna tritt beiitc in
araii. SSicrourd6 miro g 0ca (Sc.
trci0ebduolcru lu0alid iciL ocn Nm
ipril6cu ihrcr sfimocn 3ll ocnilGcu,
pcIhcS @cic6dit iiarl oirh pic
NrOre Scr @obuucrpaltln1 aclN1.
Oiat muroc. Gas CrianiaIsSronS,
portucr6ot muroc an IA. IGcnlbcr
crloiicL nacbScm uor1er idonieinc
ibcihuciic GinidrGnftng itatt1cinl.
sen 6ottc. s,u ocn GIeootorcu iiio
5lm 3cit 2.0Q0,000 @id1cl @ctrcioc
ncben 1900 5radtpaaaonS @etrcl'
sc, 6ie Iid in oeu g(nla0cu Der @a0n-
pcrmolhu0 bciinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
8n Derfanfcn.

guluur Ocutc ssn B Dig nor @u6miiiaas.
$3.50 Gin Sauplae.
aEtrIualE 5Fipbta
,,1as itabtiide Gori.@
Qian 6cnuUe @lt 2sa1naion G9aSertsS ir;}s
GciiriiC6e eieiec nb an sails Aoao uno
6pln cpriuq Cane, ODER @tnoisNlrealL
Wennaro & 6p, eeindiisiii9rer,
vi. 2i5 e. @aul strape.
gclepbOH-St Rnul 2941.
NeNntlaeu ec oic i'm @nu begriieneu Naub'
banicr, $500 @tuuo5insiret.
(NidHiG, ,I&S-)
Si4 uuS oufparts
oftBdta Simmer iin0 Bao, eleitrU6es
ptht unO WOocrne Ginr0inpeH. Sn lelHeW
8iitano. Gah5uirageH Nr. 1919 gsgnttcro'
Nucnnc NSeooV'~S :, Ina
Bu ucrfauicn;
qum Cpicrprets I 0 QlGer liir $3.50; lA Gtllnne
hoT baltimore nQbe @lciiriiber Hinle; 6luB
nnS lipulenaro 0s3tmmcr 0dus uiio 10 Nder.
io Mder Sarm nit lauienoem &niier, 8qIer'
Trouieu glniiuorten IN &nqild. Aorelire;
,.s,er VI. q. 40" Ecutimcr GorreiPuubeut.
CSanl- 5cOrD
Seine fir 2ebcns5eit.
8uetit8da, ileben 3immcr, @crauoa.5roni.
ailf bic Witnue Hooern.
VumetCon. StrnRc
(nnOe DarlOrb 9ioao)
Ncbcn ,,0iiftnn 8nrt".
Gdl0ne sttdbc unO gelunDe SdQc. Dehels
Ndcrc, berIiariie 9cton oaitnenctie" nit mos
pcrneni c3dsofen, nloocrner Nohfiitc, cmuiuiri
lem qlnspnG nit Iropibrcti eIetridem Sdner
inr sen CONNER. nn iit nit Der Gentrdlbets
ufuo nurn Sebpniicr9iahintor nerbunben.
sol bat Srl1t5nlin, ianitare 9l6anianne. Wlan
onte oiele Ddller inlpi6lren, on lte oieic, plet
niht Qendunte Geuernnpen enhalen,
lGnn rebfne 0ariorb Nbcnc Gleiiridle HorD'
Gm bis Sur Nnmeitcuos StrnBe.
EGc 0oparo &. Gallagher Ncnttg 60,
NnuintcrncDmcr,
9i0-920 Ninniul 8niibiuG.
(SuH30)
8argain-@erfanf in @rnnOeigentbnm
3weiRBdiac uno nreiit5dinc gSu1ubauier nit
8ernnbn.Trunt 81 Bargain Nrcien.
9lne GnSclbeiien i1uncn bonn gtnprudbSs Sc
pariemeut erlOnlt ipcroeH
iluiieo etaies SiOelttg & CjuarGutg So.
Gelepbon e. Raul $50
9orcfe 0nluert. nno @crman StrnRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
2ofaIberidtc ans gsaiHinatun.
atno ouSQeiebt.


Gin 3mci @ohcn after Gno6e, mel.
der in porme 0edeu gebiiat mar,
wuroe I'M Sousflur Der g9o6mn0
BON George &. Gotspoug6, 9fr.t2t4,
8. StraBe, 9t.g9., ouigeilruoeu. Pin
Scr Gcdc mar cine Gorte befeItigr,
pcldlc lSolgcnoc5 beiaate. ,Ieiu
Rame lit George Sm gtaueu ser
@obltbGtigteit be6oltct MIDI" @S
tounte fem Mcrfmal an 0eu &Iei.
Omgsitiiden OeS ainoes 0efuuOen
perOeu, aus meI6eu sic Soentitdt
ber9eleitet luerOen fonnte. 0oS &inO
uuroe Ourcb Die &oIi5ei nod ocmSt.
Sims aiuNer.lIipl gcbrodt.
Son eincm Sun0c QnQcfQl,
len.
Ger itdOtiibe 9lngeltellte @iI(iam
8ergmonu muroe BON eincm biiiiQen
Softer in elmer @oiie an Scr S.StraBc,
9&s8u ongcioIcn im0 trug beoeu.
tenOe Gerlcbitngcn an sen SGuocn
oopon Sergmom nuBte lib iut
G'oriielO Soipitol bebouoeIu loiicn.
Anf Scr StroBe erfrauft
Ger 81 Sabre oltc 5ronf Sopfins
crfraufte oil ser s. im0 S Gtrobc
unO miBte nod oem GoiltaItn SO.
ipitol aei1ofit merOcn.
9lu Der Z. iuo S.StroBe, 9}..gS.,
itiir5tc Der GO So6rc oltc &mSinaS
burp BON 9}r. tS45, Z. StroBc, nicoer
mo nnBte Sem 6rceOuou Soipitgl
cingcliefert ipcrOen.
Son Gas iibermGItiqt.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
G. 0. P. COMMITTEE
MEETS IN CHICAGO
Only 40 Contests over Seats in Con
vention, Making Short Ses-
sion Very Likely.

CHICAGO June 1.-The Republican
national committee met here today at
the Coliseum for the purpose of hear
ing and deciding 40 contests involving
the right of 81 delegates to seats III the
national convention Wednesday. The
committee, which was called to order
by Chairman Charles d. Hilles, made
plans to devote three days to hearing
arguments of the contestants, though
several members expressed the belief
that not more than two days would
be required in disposing of the con
tests.
Four years ago the national commit
tee held sessions over period of more
than three weeks in order to hear the
several hundred contests, and much
bitterness developed, but today com
paratively little interest is manifested
over outcome, as the result will not Sc
rionsly affect the future of any Presi-
Dental candidate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
WOMEN ELECT MRS.
COWLES PRESIDENT
California Woman Wins by Large Ma
jority Over Ohio Opponent
Miss Bacon Vice President.

NEW YORK, June Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles of Los Angeles, Cal, has
been elected president of the General
Federation of Women 5 clubs by large
majority, defeating Mrs. Samuel Sheath
of Tifin, Ohio. The vote taken yes
terday and announced today showed
that Mrs. Cowles received 1878 ballots
against 433 for Mrs. Sheath. Miss
Georgia A. Bacon of Worcester, Mass,
BY two-thirds majority the fedora
tion voted to affiliate with the national
council of women, which in turn Is a
member of the international council of
women. Several women were elected
from the meeting because of their pro
test when they were denied the right to
vote on this question.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-01
TOLD WHERE BODY
COULD BE FOUND
William Benway Committed Suicide by
Drowning After Leaving Note
Signed "Brattleboro MAN. =.

The body of William Benway, 35,
was found early yesterday morning
in Mill river, in Northampton, Mass,
near the electric light station, by an
emplove at the station. The man had
committed suicide by drowning and
had left directions for the finding of
his body in tle form of note placed
on the railroad trestle near the river
The note read: "You'll find my body
in the dam near the grist mill. l am
penniless and tired of living. Good by.
A BrattlebOro man. The infOrma-
tion for finding the body was not
needed, however, as the body was
found before the note. The man had
removed his outer clothing and had
clothes. In one of his pockets were
clothes. In one of his pockets wos
found six cards bearing the name of
William Benway and showing that he
had been a member of the brother
hood of railway clerks at Hartford.
Following up this clew, Chief Gilbert
found that the man had been wander
ing about Hartford without work for
some time, and tlat he had an uncle,
a. J. Benway of Fairfield, Conn. The
chief communicated with the man s
uncle.
Chief Wilson of the Brattleboro
police was notified, but he could not
learn that the man belonged here.
Sergeant Bresnahan, who is on
night duty and did not learn of the
finding of the body until afternoon
reported that ne had talked with a
man at the railroad station Tuesday
night, who said that his name was
Benway and that his wife was en-
ployed at the county hospital II
was found to be true that the man =:
wife way employed there and that
/ they had two children. Benway haj
been wandering about in the vicinits
Of the sanatorium Tuesday and ha6
shown some evidence of being men
tally unbalanced. The body of Ben
way was placed in charge of Under
| taker Ahearn.