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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
TURKEY MAY DUPLICATE
BERLIN POLICE FORCE
Inv Associated Pr-ssl

BERLIN, Germany.-Turkey has
become SO impressed with the eff
cheney of the Berlin police that it has
sent to Berlin the director of the Con-
stantinople criminal department, Be-
haeddin Bey, to study the methods in
vogue here. so that on his return ne
may reorganize the police of Turkeys
capital and principal cities, and IL
troduce German methods there.
Behaeddin Bey, among other things,
plans to introduce in Turkey the Ger
man equivalent of the Bertillon sys-
TEN in vogue in America, and many of
the German detective methods. There
will also be published bi-weekly po-
lice newspaper for the intellectual
enlightenment of Turkish police Off
Gals and the development of police
methods"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
Line OFFICERS
TO TAKE TESTS

Physical examinations which they
took when trying out for promotion
during the last year are not sufficient
To allow the annual tests To be done
away with by line officers of the
army, according to word received to-
day from Washington
The examinations Will probably be
held hafe about the middle of Feb.
ruary, though no definite date las
been set as yet. This will mean that
all line officers in the department will
be required to take the three days
Russian Ride" OF 20 miles day.
There has been considerable spec.
ulation at headquarters as to whether
or not the annual physical examina-
tions would be passed over this year
in view OF the recent tests for promo
ton, but today's advices are that the
latter are not to be considered as
taking the place OF the annual ex-
aminatiOns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
NAVY MAY Send
AIRSH|PS HERE

Reports that the navy department
is considering the establishment of
airships here as well as the army,
were partly verified today by Capt.
George r. Clark, commandant of the
Pearl Harbor naval station, who said
that although he has had no definite
word from Washington Of late he UNI
derstands that the navy intends to
bring :irships here sooner or later.
As already stated in the Star-Bulle-
tin Hawaii seems in line for the first
squadron of airships sent out under
the new defense act. If this squad
ron is established at Fort Kamehame-
ha and IL another is placed for the
navy at Pearl Harbor, this will make
a joint aviation division for this island
of considerable strength.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
AUSTRALIAN HAS
some ODD IDEAS

Carving as souvenir of regard
from Mexican army purchasing agents
two bullet holes and a scar over his
forehead where man struck him
with a rifle butt, Leo Kilgannon, an
Australian. who had a cattle ranch in
chihuahua until the assassination of
iladero put him Out of business. was
ia through passenger Wednesday on
the Canadian-Australasi liner Mag
ara, bound for Sydney, where he
hopes to enlist with the Australian
volunteers and get into the war.
villa Is the strongest man in Mex
leo today said Kilganhon on board
the. liner before her departure for
Sydney Wednesday afternoon. He
is also blessed with the most wonder
full luck-the luck of the devil.
Il do not thing Mexico win become
peaceful and business conditions
there stable again until Great Britain
steps in, after the war is over, ana
with the consent OF the United States
cleans up the country The United
States is in no position to intervene
now" .
Kilgannon's bullet wound memen-
tos and his rifle butt scar were given
him by purchasing agents of the Mex
lean army. Their system was to
buy stock from us ranchers and give
us orders on the commanding officer
for payment. The orders could never
be collected without the aid of bat
terry of field artillery. That's the rea-
son ] left Mexico and went to Alberta,
where have been ranching for the
last two years" he concluded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

Jack iIolte of Warwood, W. Va,
shot AMI killed Les Ritz, captain Of
the Wheeling High school football
team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
'CASCARETS' FOR
HEADACHE, COLDS,
LIVER, BOWELS
Enjoy Life! Don't Stay Bilious.
Sick, Headachy and
Constipated l.. -. !. .
Get Rid of Bad Breath, Sour
Stomach, Coated Tongue,
indigestion Il.
Get a Decent box now,

They're fine! Cascarets liNGN your
liver, clean your thirty feet oNbowels
and sweeten your stomach You eat
one or two, like candy, before going
to bed and in the morning your head
is clear, tongue is clean, stomach
sweet, breath right and cold gone. Get
a box from your druggist and enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Cas-
carets stop sick headache, biliousness,
indigestion, bad breath and constipa-
ton. -
Mothers should give a whole Cas-
caret to cross, bilious, sick, feyerish
children any time. They are harm
less and never grippe or sicken.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
CROSS COUNTRY RUN Is
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVENT

The intermediate clubs of the Y. NJ.
G. A. are planning for a cross country
run New Years Day and large entry
list is being filed by the various clubs.
This run takes place from the "Y''
building at $3.50 o'clock and will be
over a five-mile course. Two PEN
nants are offered as prizes, one for
the club starting the most men and
one for the club finishing with the
largest number of men in proportion
to its membership. Interest is keen
in the run and each club will turn out
large representation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
SCHAEFER CAPTAIN IN
ARMY RESERVE CORPS

Gustave Schaefer, former captain of
Company d, LIST Infantry, National
Guard, has received bis commission
from Washington as captain in the
army reserve corps, according to an
announcement tolay.
Captain Schaefer resigned from the
national guard several months ago,
stating at the time he had applied for
commission in the reserve. He had
the reputation in the guard of being
ore of its most efficient officers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
ARMY ORDERS

Sgt. James ]. Quinn, Company H,
32nd Infantry, is transferred as pri.
vate to Company G, End Infantry, and
will proceed to Fort Shafter, report.
ing on arrival to the commanding Off
Ger for duty with the organization to
which transferred.
The following prisoners will be sent
on the first transport to the mainland:
To Fort Winfield Scott for transfer
to the United States penitentiary, An
drew Konen, Jay L. Weston, Logan R..
Schellaberger, N. j. Leainghen.
To disciplinary barracks at AlcatraZ,
Charles j. Kent, p n Dordea, Joseph
Reid, w. M. Mcdonald, Central Oar
rosett and Edward Hall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
SUBMARINES GETTING
READY FOR NEXT RUN

Word from Pearl Harbor today is
that the four K submarines will begin
their regular quarterly practise,
known as the 9O-hour run, in about
two weeks. This is both a surface
and underwater test and the under
sea boats are getting ready for it.
Heavy rain fell at the naval base
throughout the night and forenoon of
today, say officers there. Much out
side work is being abandoned during
the downpour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
RESTRICT ATTENDANCE
AT BIG MILITARY BALI

Only men of the service and their
invited guests will attend the army
and navy ball to be held during Car
nival week. This is a change over
previous arrangements, the ball hav-
ing formerly been open to everybody.
As the plan resulted in some unfor-
tunate incidents 1t was decided to
make restrictions. An attendance of
1000 is anticipated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
GUARD OFFICERS WILL
ASSIST AT RECEPTION

Through orders just issued at guard
headquarters the following officers are
detailed to assist at the New Years
reception to be given By Governor
Pinkham at his residence on Hack
field and Lunalilo next Monday after
noon: Capts. Henry p. O'Sullfyan,
Henry Van Gieson, L. q. Blackman,
F. ]. Dougherty, G. X. harrison and
s. NJ. Lowrey and Lieuts. w. G. Wood
ward, Lawrence NJ. Judd and Willard
Wayne.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
DANCING

Learn the latest New York dances
from Madame Lester, Honolulu's lead
ing teacher-namely. the Maurice
Glide" Waltz, Two-Two. One Steps and
Fox Trots. Office hours 3 to G, ]. o.
o. r.. hall
Phones 1lG2 or 3G75.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
PRUsslAN HEADsMAN RETIREs
[By Associated Press1

BRESLAU, Germany-Prussia's of.
fetal headsman-Lorenz Schwietz-
has just retired after holding his un.
enviable position for 16 years, and
with record of 120 beheadings. He
is now 81 years old
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28

John y. Kingsbury, commissioner of
charities, announced the appointment
of Stanley H. Howe as third deputy
commissioner 10 succeed George f.
Thompson, resigned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
SOLDIER SAID TO HAVE
SHOT WIFE Is ARRESTED

Burton d. Allen, private in Com
pany G., End Infantry, at Fort Shat
ter, has been arrested and is being
held by the police on suspicion of
shooting his wife in the leg few days
ago. The woman is in the Queens
hosnitaI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17

izbero IN svoj napredek tiSto pot. kaiero Jim ie
drulba pustila odprto. Naprei hoGeio. morajo.
ker je njih notramja sila prevelika : poStcnoSt-
jo ne gre - pa poizkusijo drugacc. Nekatcrim
Sc pOsreci, drugi So vjamejo tualitam V maStaylic-
no zanko. Eden p%ostame kralj te ali one industri-
Je, drugi pride V drlaven ustav, kier noSi proga-
sto obleko in gleda skozi mreIo. M0rda hi bill v
drugi drrzbi motan faktor S~ploSnega napredka.
Napoleon jc postal cesar in vclik y|ojSkovo
dja, ker so mu bia razmcrc ugodnr in mn jc fran
cOSka revolncija odprla VISA p0ta moino>ti. &c hi
mu bile razmerc mani ugodmc. hi bill mur,la postal
velik zlocince, kajti n%jcgov n~cugnaui znaGai nj
prenaSal teSnob" in niiavr. Sil0ma jc pri;el ma
tron, siloma hi bill V drugih razmcrah morda pri
sci V jcto ali pa pod giliotin0. Igral jc in irra
sc mu jc obneSla. Drugim Spodlcti.
V palaGah jim scdi mmogo in mmogo ih ylada.
Xxi so doscgli syojo obla>r Z enakimi metodami
kakor marNikdo Y tel ali oni je6i. Razlika jc lr
Ia, da je eden incl uSpch. drugi pa Smolo. &c hi
So blla igra malo drugatc obrnila, hi ncmara prvi
jedel drIavno mcnalo. drugi pa hi Sc vozil : phi
vatno lahto in Stoti>oc delavcev hi dclaio zani.
V drulbi. hi hi bila 0Snovana ma podlagi SploSnc
Solldarno~ti, hi pa oha lahko bila poStcna in oba
vclika.
kapitaliStitna druiba NJ poStanc dobra : DO
mo"Jo vSeh Nvojh zag0vOrnikov. kar SO more V
nJeJ razviti Y dobri Smcri. hi Sc vsai cnako razvi-
Jal" y r>aki drngi druihi. kar y niej propada in
prihaja y >laho ~mer. hi 50 pa rrIilo y ,Iruibi
druibi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17
POTRESNA POVEST.
Spi~al Podlimbarski.

E.n.,o IN.
stall Min otroci ma iblizii toynri:i 1.,. " ''
ti>ta lcta y Iiublion>kib ;oI,b Li.,.,; 49,.
30 naSvc,n DaniGeyem ~, IT, n,w,.i rii.M
IA kai vi;jega ma TEN SVEN. kaI,r i. hi J.,. n.
poGitnirah. ,to bill SmoIetoyi ,I.Li..; $3.50. |t.'
zoyccyi n,go y domaii bi;i in r,l,I.. ~,
ko prija,cljStvo med >o,cdniimi o,r,,i +. nn,..
jc. ko ir bill lc V latinSkih ,nIob f.. b,.iI -. ,..,
micah IN Iivinu ~, u,Si S..l.: q, .,.s 80,
knjigc. XII 80 ic incl y,.I,n rri ..ii prr,,Jr. =.
vaa>i. in l., uuchou, ,,,>,ir,t, ,lr,b.l ,.I.
ukuli nj,ga i'm. podrrSj rolor,.. ,l.,. ,.L,-,;
paZnu po>luSall mladin>E, un,..,i H., H., ..l.,.
sum ali kirk y gori. kaksru ,oi9y nnJ ,,lou
ali ma zrmlU vlnc,rirI grl.i, ,.I.I.. 49,,
crv ir na mah odyrriI Min nay.... oi ...l
slikanih : kniigi. ma y,, jruo,,,, ,r..b,,., ~,
mol t.I,r, -, - ,,L.,, Lr,... l
"a nnvilu poiayuIu. lr S~nolr.nyi j.kl.i 49,. .,
oStali zvr>ti. po>cbuo pa jr Rclika larraih M. 10,
l">k"cih OBJ po>luSala >yoir.i priiarrIia. Y ~un,r
ljivi daliavi od mega >cdc;. ic lr, mani E,snr ,,
kakSuo viiir bite. ki j pripovcdnic dn.o.jL. ,
drugega Nvcta. Take IT, Rrliki u,iucy:I, ,,r,sl.,
doha. in prise jc Ca. ko ia ic n,uis ,l.I + ..hi
in 10 po>ilial y mr>rn. sole. Res. a.. ,r .J.EIi.,
Gabrovcu nj naucila ctikct, i'm ro,luu., ,pr
nj vcicla ~ y >vujih otro>kih I.,ih. tui +. ,,ru;l,
piles. kaj Ic theatre ygrirtc. s1i il. ,r,,j LI..l,
flirtoyanj" i'm rafimiraun>t 4 voIruii n, iz,,z-h
cato NJ jc pa utrdiIa tclc>uo liiavir. - oir,ril9
zdravo dlSn i'm tldi prcvclik. uia.m,rr,.,; -;
nikdar poznala.
Xal. ,a one diyu, silk. iIiILjL ,,;,,r,
naho ia i, = mL,Jir.kib .,;.;L =. T.; -.
Scyno obzuri, L. = u,I ,oI,l,.,i I.LaI; ' .
razIiivo,ti i'm H., MN, ,,.rn. ,
hladni dyomi = Lusi il, ,,.,. ;;,l;
vati 2 naso domisliiio in L., =, -.
GIN posnnd,ri.m k,,,,r ,r I;,I. p..:,'
soma ot.un.I. - >E., .,.,,n " 49,:
Sc move uo novr;io u;o,o,, ,ir:.,,. |
vcmdar pa priiatclia mIadib It., nj nn,.Lirn -,
tudi gabroySkr va>i nj polabiI, v.,to .I.I;sa 49,,
Gituicr ic Il, p oce,o,r IL, Il, ,,.r Ln;:
biIa navadno uri voicu, >,ri.u Li..
liubso tovariSico neon hi 10 ,,,,lo ,,
Dcklicama Sc ie polacoua iznr.mo,iI .tl,I NM,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17

tallSticna drnzba yelikanska tvOrnica hudodelcey
IN hndodelNtev, Jc absOlutnO gOtOva rec; TO so no
vcdali re Indie, XII morajo pc svojem poklicu slu-
/Iii tel drulbi. Med mimi so bill sodniki in dr.
lavmi pravdniki, mozje. XII morajo brez prizana-
NanIa preganJati g%reSnike, XII so pa ravno vsled
traJnll Stikov Z mimi SpOznali. da nj dovoli kaz.
movatl, ampak da j. zboljSanje lie tedai mogoGe.
ako Sc naJdclo Skritc Steze do vira.
Med zloclnci 50 pokvarjeni znaca ii. nepoboli-
>Iivi. vSled dediGnoSti obremenjeni, psihidno ne
SroSnbnI. Use 10 je res. Ali Ge hi bilo mogocc
vNak poSamezni SluGaj Skozi generacije zasledova-
ii do prvcga zatctka. hi So izkazalo. da Sc tudi
nobcn "poicdovani greh" ne vlece cd zacetka
NNcia; nekJ" V prctcklosti hi So moral ma iii pre-
h"d u zdravcga V bolno, IL dobrega V slabo. Te-
leNn" IN moralno %okuzcnjc pa ne bi moglo posta-
lati tako globok0 in Sc ne hi moglo tako Siriti DO
proStoru in taSu, ce hi bila druiba tako organizi-
rama, da hi Skrhela zc Splosno |blaginjo. ne pa ka-
kor N"danJa, y katcri jc sebidnost posameznika
glavni zakon.
y @" tudi ina mnogo zloGinov Svoie wire V de-
gcleraciJI. Jlh naStaja Sc vcliko wee vsled gospo-
darSkIt razmcr, XII Jill uStvarja in varuje kapita-
Izem. Sem ne Spada lc beda in lakota. XII nazene
cl6veka, da ukrade kos kruha ali klobase. Biy-
Stvo kapitaliStitne druibe. V kateri velia boga-
Stv" VNc. naStavlJa vabe ma vSeh koncih i'm kra-
Jth, IN ce je moe krcpoSt, tedai jc treba priznati.
GA p~"Stald]0 ravnO pray dOhri. to So prayi moCni.
'ncrglrm IJndje zocinci. kcr so ~premoGni, da hi 80
pok"rnl vdaIl razineram in oStali V nizavah. pa 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-17

drlIbi.
taxa >ryar trklia rloveku nod rom.,. i. .L.;al
bcrac Dcvs ter So okoruo >kIouiI ;l,..niI ,.rn.
in pohral denar.
p, Cjozoy.. oo l. ,.,..n m. .n,
II lin ,me;. kor -, noJ.ia ,a ,,.u
;trti ;ib uor,S mani :" nor. - ,n,.,n = wv,
bridkc mi,i fer nnI,I c;ia.., ,mIa" -"'
.ou..I .:. -.
dor kakor ri yo,r;i .am j. ~ '"'J E'Nt"-
mar y roki .Wor.iL.; r...l =" ,""" Vt"
I'm koi ,okoo, ~. n;ll,r 49,, n.,. =" ~
Jun6kn nodel odon =. J." Ut"
~
49,. W NV j." P''>'"'.n' ""N|"rht.
: a.ln"I -, NV" ">',"N''' mama So
CC;;a-""r: "'N NJ Je f''H'N'i >''rN' HI j" hi
.aItaI, ~; ,n - '''' /,'Nn" " S"V'' Mar
49,, e" WV "'''"N '""N pa MA
~ !" II" '
JaH sem pa tudi cmcga naScl poprci. ko
sem sci ' rcrkev; tnkaj pod kapnm jc lcIal. PA
sem mI>lil. ia ga jc kdo izgubil''. jr rrkrl Tone
III pokazal naldrni toar. Njcgovr heSrdr 50 Sc
Veda Sc povecal" v>eobtc S'rmcnjc in nedoumc.
me- N>l )" glcdali Y %razliGmih smcrrh y viSck.
lS'"r r"IVezlia nganki. TcSar krulcc. XII "a pri.
StcvaJo >tarim, daNi he naimodrrj>im liudem GA.
hrov>klm. Je bIl vNelej YES gorcr IA ono. kar j."
pirikfi'" ; plascrm tem". "kaj Ii pravim. IL
''' sun -.
80 Sc ga ne d"'aKnrS' j" d"Jal. k" Sc mu j" "a
"'''"' IL" J' Npr"Vi II" Pravi tr Nvojo miN"l.
"Od vraga ne more biti. krr vrag ie V pck.
~ III "' '"m Jc ""l'' ha "ahr"vra' jc g"voril
' iJ'""''c' gI'daJe ' t"pko,
hr"ireV Peter j" narrdil lo!g ohraz ter
gr"h'k" RihniI. nato pa j. i>totak" eromko "
hIkn"; \al d" III verne dnSc Y vicah :" GA
pf"''ah' 80 TAX" pob"/ni ljudj". da kihaio in IN
vi N"'" - jim "a verne dHN" y Nirah.
"A irrba ho poglrhati \ kozolrc. k,i IT, ~
=! n"vrga So je ogla>il Tone. Udaril ic : yso
>lI" dVakrai : cr"vll"m V Stcbcr. Nit' Lee zir-
Il" Sc mn J", da j. zaSkrtalo nckaj gori V krizu.
hakSeh ZIon"k >krta pod Strrho! jr viknil y
vI>ck. Slekel je >uknjo. zavihtcl 50 V kozolec.
' hipu Je hII PR kriIn pod >rrelo. Oprezno j.
p"sledaI y krlz, iztcgnil r"ko. hotcG otipati. k.i
Le u" >trnr"NJem' all pr"ccJ 10 jc o%dt"gnil, kcr
NV" velikI podgani sta Skocili cvilct izza kriia
' S'reh". i"Jav te ">tudnr Iivali "a ir tako o.
plasil, da n!kakor nj maral dale iztepati roke
III nrNNat' Pc podganJh gnczdjh. Siril jc oti in
"S'ril' Il vld"l nj niceSar celia mrcza goStih pai-
lt faIptta med pOkOnrnIm Sipbrun, i'm ,,oJ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14

FTVE-RooM HOUSE. bath. furnace heat
and lot so by 100 feet. Call at i2S5 II ct.
\. r. Take YOU out In machine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE colored apartment house on
l. st. n. W.. near Conn. ave.. rental $3.50
per year for unimproved timber or farm land
on Potomac river. Apply J. M. GRAHAM.
Room Az, Southern Building. IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14
FOR SALE-fARMS
OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

HERNDON HEIGHTS-Nine rooms, porch
sxs7 IT,: splendid water; hne park; fruit:
10 acres 5000: monthly payments other
wise. Apply ]. w. STARR, A+ +. Capitol
ST.. or A. n. BUELL.. Herndon. Va.
BARoAIN-e cash, 81 monthly, buys fve
LOTS on Ions Island. New York. Full
price $50 (only sl2 each). VAIL. l3s william
n. N. Y. city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14
COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY
For Rent.

FOR RENT-Furnished cottages near beach.
MRS. ROSE SHANNON. Power House
rohd at the beach, 10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14
PALMiSTRY

zANCIG, Palmist and Psychic.
Can DO consuited on all affairs OF life daily
except Saturday and Sunday: no meetings.
Studio, 9N 18th St ~. W, Main <4ls
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-14

Marshall Hall. . trips daily. 10 .. m. 3:ss
. m and 9 D. m.
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Vital Records.

Births.
John w and Annie 4 Tucker. boy.
Louis and Rebecca Mensh. boy.
Lee z. and Emma u. Lpscomb. boy.
Walter J. and sedonia r. HarrieaA giyi.
Giufhs and Brssants Fortunate. twins.
Giuseppe and Marcella DiMesiio. boy.
Julian W. and Mary A. Cookssy. giri.
Samuel B. and Marie II. Bell. girl.
William Nick. and Hattie N. williama. boy.
d. J. and Catherine Z. Mccarthy. boy.
Lewis NJ. and Annie @. Towers. boy.
Charles r and Ellenora E. Walker. boy.
Nathan and Mary Ginsberg. boy.
William r. and Gertrude Redmond. girl.
Edward 7. IT.. and Mabel r. Kehoe, girl.
William A. and Gorgeanna +. Reith, boy.
Alexander and Mamie Thomas. girl.
David and Anna NJ. Warner. girl.
Deaths.
John Henry Otto. - yrs. lll3 ,oth ct. NV.
William r. -Appieh. 'r.' yrs.. ~ Adams
Clarence Muidoon, s no.. Providence Hos.
Isador saks. 50 yrs. 4s4 Mass. ave. NV.
Caud o. Clements. IS yrs. Garfield Hos.
Pearl !. Grove. 4 mo-. 1888 LIST st. sw.
Charles d. Murray. 81 yrs. Emergency Hos.
Charles W. Birth, ~ yrs. 100 y. J. ave. NV.
Albert Meade. Il yrs. Greenvale.
Leonard ID. Sale. 20 yrs. ltet W at. NV.
John ]. Coleman, % yrs, Gov. Hos. for ms.
Roy j. Snoden, ! mo-. 10 Ith st. ne.
Dorothy Upshaw, 1 W.. 22le Champlatn NV.
Annie Chisiey, 80 yrs. Gov. Hos for Ins.
George W. NARROW. ss yrs. 63 q, se.
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MONEY WANTED AND TOlOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD SIT 18th.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

MAN AND wIrE. ooiored. wish positions
in private family. col End st. N. e. ].
FOR HELP call North eoU. Cook. watt
nurses. Wash. Employment Exchange. lsis It'll.
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RUG WEAVING

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed ive year.
carpets cleaned and secured. OLD LAU-
REL ECLIPSE. s0e-il 10th st. 8. w. NJ. 3Ht-I
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SPIRlTUAllSM

MRS. H. N. NOLAN sHnni bI1TH
Readings daily; spiritual services Sunday and
Thur sday evenings. l122 ut. N. e.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

SlONA1E FRANK M. pEPRo. Sue.
cessor to Walter B. williams q Co., NV, cor
10th and Pa. ave. NV. Main 474-J. Est. 1885.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-The finest saloon in city. doing
a large business. mixed trade; excellent
stand. cheap rent, long lease: price right:
owner retiring. BOX 500, Times office.
UPRIGHT PIANO. used six months, eIcep-
tpnal tone volume. cost $3.50; need money.
S135 cash. sos 10th st. N. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-08
Forecast:
A BOYS THOUGHTS.

A boy Of 10 years fell in battle in
France the, other, day. He was the
heir to a peerage-that Of Lord Glen
conner. Wyndham Tenant was his
name. -sa,r,
They found in pocket Of his Jack
ct a short note, scratched on a scrap
of paper. On the outer side Of the
folded sheet was the one word:
Mother" The note read:
"This is written in case anything
happens to me, for / should%like yol
to have just q slittle:smessagel from
MY own hand. your love.for me and
my love for you have made my whole
life one OF the happiest there has ever
been. This is great day for me
High heart. high speech, high deeds
mid honouring eyes God bless You
and give you peace!" j:,',s1 =
Not even the turmoil and the ira,
vail OF tAe trenches can wipe out q
real mans generation for his mother
Wyndham Tenant, you could have
given your mother no finer gift than
the little scrap Of soiled paper found
in your blood-stained jacket.
In honoring your mother. you hon
ored yourself.
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PRES. REFUSES TO
CONCEDE DEFEAT,
IS VERY CHEERF I'll
Discouraging Returns Fail to
Disturb Executive; Others
Disappointed
rrIrNYc ur xxyrrr 1yTN
THINKS HE WILL WIN
ON THE FINAL COUNT

Long Eranch, n. j., Nov. I'm the
face OF the returns up to 10 o'clock
tonight, indicating the election OF
Charles Il. Hughes, President Wilson
insisted that news from western
states would he waited before any
concessions are made. He read the
returns in his study at Shadow Lawn.
He heard only the more important
bulletins, by telephone from Secretary
Tumnlty, who, with White House at
taches, received the reports by tele-
graph at the executive offices in AS.
bury Park.
Disappointment General.
AS continued discouraging news
came to the executive offices, disap-
pointment was sgenerally expressed,
but the president himself remained
cheerful. Mr.. Wilson displayed keen
interest in the returns, indicating the
probable complexion of the next
house and senates ..
President Remains Cheerful.
Apparently tlieapresident was the
most cheerful person here. Those
who talked with him said he showed
no impatience. F
AS late reports came to the exec
utive offices by telephone and stele-
graph, and from local Democratic
leaders in various states, the hopes
of the president and those about him
began to rise. Strong claims were
made that on the final count Mr.. Viii.
son would wing