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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
SSibti9e Stelun9e1l bel
SOuau1nOl1t Il. int 9Ealbe
BON Gailette 0empntnlell+
&ritcn nebmeu Sen 9eutl6en
einen BET Ypern belebtcn
Wfinenfrater lute0er Qb.
9itsjdbrigts britii4ts Smbget oas bO91c iii oer
@ei9i9te bes @anoes.
SuQanbs G5ren;e gegen Sentdlano amgebd geidlotea.

Serlin, 4. Ipril. Starfe fran'
;oiiidle Stcllnnsen iilbiucitlif BON
1unanmunt nmb in oem @aibe BON
Gailette nproDitlidD ppn @erSun, ilno
BON ben oentifen Srnppen genpm-
men luprScn, iuis uun Der Secreslei-
tnns amtlidl scmeloet iuiro.
glns Der sleidcn G.uele fommt Die
Nielomns, bak bic Sritem einem Yfi-
nenfratcr bel ct. Gloi, iiiolif BON
s)perm, Den bic Seutidlen beiett bat-
ten, ,pieoer scnpmmen baben.
Der Sert Der nmtlihen Witteilnns
fat fplscnSen @ortlant:
@eitlidler Sriessidanplat: Nadl
nmiamsrcihen Irtiaerie @orberei-
tnnaem babem bic griten gefis bun
einem Iinenfrater iiiblih BON st.
Glui, ersrifien, ben mir am 2. gpril
beiest batten.
ySn Der 8caeno Ser Jeitnng
Sumnmmpmt baben nnicre Srmppem
nod bittcren aGmpfen am 2. Ipril
einigc itarfe fransOiiidlc @ertetoi-
snnssitellnnsen scnummsn, bic iiio'
lidl nmo iiibpeitlid, ppn Der Jeitnng
nnb i'm @nlbc bpn Gnilctte lngen.
Bon bieien Steannsen ans iumrben
nle 8esenansriffe bes Seinbes abse-
id]lagcn, bic iifJ bis in Die gfad)t lin
apgcn. Inter 9lnluenbnngen ichr
itarfer Srnppenmaiicn nnb inter
icbr ifueren @crlniten itiirmten bic
Srnnspien iuieberbplt, aber frndJtlus
bic Serteibisnnssitellnnsen bic iis
i'm @albe BON Gailefte berlprcn hat-
ten. @Gbrenb nnIeres Insriffs am
2. Mpril nnbmen mir on nnperlunn.
beten 8efangenen IS Cffisiere nnb
745 Wann, iuiuie adJt Wfaidinense.
iuebre.
Ceitlider ariessid,anplat: Sit
Gage lit nnberGnbcrt. Die feimolidlt
Snfanterie bat erbObte Sdtiafcit mn,
norblid pon @ibsp nnb 0itlidj Del
Inrues nnb @issniciu Seen gescist.
galfan Sriessidanplab: Iidts ~
mcloen."
gritiife Snbsetberatnngcn.
9onoon, 4. glpril. Seute na1.
n1ittag miro i'm llnterhaiiic oitrf bei
Stasfon5ler Heginulo Icaenno
oas pierte ariegs6iibget eingebrohl
merben, oeiien 3ahlcn GROCER limo
als ie 5lipor.
Gs beiBt, boB Die 8eionltiunmt
lid, auf ntinbeitens ST ,600,000,00(
beIaufen miro, cine Sunlr1c, oil
9roBbritannien iilitanb iest, um OIL
slusgaben 5iir gegenipdrtigen 3at
5u beitreiten. faqs feinc GrmaBigun!
Der eriteren eintritt. Der 9ctrag ii
nerlnmol 10 groB, als bericnigc in
Iesten Srieoensiabre
Seine 9ubgetreoe Dor Dem Inter
bailie reoffnete Sdlasamtsfan5le
Wc&enna nit Der Grfldriing, es ie
ail5unebmen, buB Der &riee nod oa
gan5c Sisfaliahr oullern peroe.
;slieseriiberfaa anf gnepna.
q 0 NJ, 4. slpril. Inter oen Gin
jelbeiten, Die eine anltIide 0iittei
lung iiber ben lleberfaa aif slncont
am seitrieen 9tadnlittage omrh fiil
sSlieger nit llnteritiisiing ourh 5ipe
5orpeboboote cntbalt, 6ei Dem Ore
Verionen getotet iuio II uerlest ipiir
oen, fporen Die folgenoen:
,Die feinbIiden Slieeer iplirbel
bnrd) @bipebreei9iise angegriffer
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04

Salthbpotfrlegcs M nod lidt nbge-
id)loIien. mic bic 9epeid)e bir6lfiigt.
Seitcrrcidl bat feline Grubermngsge-
liiite.
9onDpn, 1. 9lpril. @raf Si6o,
Scr inlenriitc Trcnlier. bot, luie cine
9epeifc aus 8lbopeit meloct. CT
flGrt. oab Scltcrreid llIearn nidt
sur Griperbiing ncuer 8ebiete in Git
ropo fGnlpft, ionOcrn Icbiglih nit
Seutlhldho in cinem Sample per-
cint lit, ocr Su cincm acrcf,tcn llnb
befriebigeuoen 9lbldlluB gcbradt mcr=
ben lpa. Ser Trcnlicr bcltritt, Bob
Ncitcrreit friegsmiibc ici, aab ober
gu. bob Der Grtcg lang. bart unb
idmer5Iidl fiir slae Jet.
&urbinal Rereiers Sirtembrief.
2on6on, 4. 9lpril. 9oroinal
Werciers. ocs Triinos bon 9eleien,
Sirtcnbrief, Der bel @cncral 8olt-
pcrneur pon giiiing 9lnitob crrcgt
uno Su Der Serbaftllng bes Scfrc-
tGrs ocs &ir6enfiirIten gcfiibrt bot,
iit bier eineegangen. Ger aarbinol
i6iIbcrt ieinen Gnlpfong beim Gaplt
ocm CT icin Scr5 altsgcidiittct ln1b
bci Dem er pnllitGnbiecs %critonbnis
gefltnben babe. @tit @c5ug auf Bel
gien ingt Der TrGlot, es nilroc
idIicBlid gclpinncn, iei ober nod
nidlt om gnbe iciner 9cioen. @r iugi
bieriiber: rsSranfreidl, 8roBbritail.
nicr lulb HuBlonb baben lid, per
pfIi6tct, feinen Srieben 5lt idIieBer
bis 9clgicn ieinc pollc llnnbb1n9ig
felt niebercrlongt ilnb poa eiltid)o
6iet lit. StaIien bot iih bieier Gr
flGrltng ongcid)IoIien. llilicre gu
funft lit nidlt in 3ncifel, aber nil
nliiiicn uns ouf iie borbereiten.
Ser Barrier @adtberidJt.
9aris, 4. Ipril. SSnfortcrienn
grille Der Sertihcn bobcn mGbreni
scr Iettcn gtaht i'm S3oumc por
@erbun nidlt itnttecfltnbcn, pie oas
&riegsanlt anfilnbiet. Sic Strange
fen baben ibr idlpercs 9pm6arbe
ment entlanq Scr Sour Souoinnon
sSront fortgeiest. Gs fonb MI
itpo6e gntgegnling. Seftiae Mr.
til1eric 9uelle fanbcn nabc slnocour
uno Iolancourt itott. Der Cert De
@cIbung bot fplgenocn @ortlo,it:
.SSr1 ben 9lrgonnen baben mir &c
miilen oeittifc 9lbtcillrngen, beion
6crs i'm Roltme bon Wtontfoucon Uni
Wfolancourt bombnroicrt
rS,ym @eiten pon Der 0taos ereie
ncten liG 9lrtillerief1nlpfe bon be
trG1tli6er Scftiefeit on Der Sron
spiihcn 9lboeourt ilnb Mnlnncpurt
OcItlidl bon Ser Wtoos perIief bi
9tuht sicmlid) rubig. Gie Selitidlel
baben feline glneriffe ouf Die Sror
sipii1en Souaullloiint llno @al,r, ot
our6 lrnIcre ge1trieen @egenongrifT
pieoerbergeitellt puroe, llnternon
men. Srana0iilhe @atterien iinb bt
ionbers t1tig bel Der Sei6ieBltng De
oelttiden Stellltngen IN bieIer 8t
geno geipeien. Scr Seino ontfDortei
{. MIR idipod). Seitlidl bonn Trieitel
ipoIoe iino Itorfe Gunoihoftero6te
Iuneen bes Seinbes blrh itn'e
sSeuer 3eritreilt iporoen
ySrn @liob iplrbe Gin oeuti6e
Ironiant5llg aiif Der StraBc 5lpii6e
5born un6 Miilbaiiien erfolgreit
beidoiien."
General Siuanoff bamft ab.
8etrograb, 4. @pril. @en
raj ,Sapanoff lit BON oem &onmant
Der ruiiii6en @rmcelt. in SolbDnie
lnb @dli5ien 5uriifgetreten uno Dol
3aiier 9fifolous Onrf elm 8liir
tpunidihreiben bcoaht rpor6en Sei
~ (5ortiesuue auf seite %.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04

Ipril Sent Gountp, Die Seimat
gSm. u. Smitb's, bat fait ebenio pie
le Stinimen mir ibn als fiir Senrp
iSoro abgegeben. 3ur Wiittngsitin-
DC lit Die Webrbeit bes einen ODER on.
oeren aanbioaten ouf Dem Brdii-
bentihafts Yrdferen5- Stintnl5ettel
nod imenti6ieben.
Su5ialiiten seihlasen.
Stint, Ytif., 4. glpril. Carl s.
Sobnlon, Repllblifaner, tpilroe nit
elmer Mcbrbeit bon 3178 Stinlmen
iiber oen So5ialiiten Yienton gum
giirgermeiiter pom Stint ertpGhlt.
8roee Mcbrhcit fir isprS.
Wiuniiing, 01id)., 4. glpril.-
sllger 9oirntp CAB cine groBe Dtebr-
belt fir Senrp Soro nb.
Surb fiibrt in @erforb.
Cadillac, Nih., 4. glpril. =
Die Stinlmen fir Senrp iSoro in
@erforo Gouitp limo ettpo boppelt
10 piel pie Die 3abI Der Stimmen iiir
&nt. u. Smitb.
ssurb Sieser in Ban Gpnntp.
Ban Gitp, 0iih., 1. 9lpril.-
Senrp sSorb lit in oieiem Gollntp Der
Gor5ues.9anoioat fiir Die republifa.
nii6e BrGiibentiGaft 1onlination.
Sier in 9ap Gitp erbiclt ,Soro 94S
uno Smith $40 Stimmen.
Snginam fmr Spro.
Saeinop, Ntif., /. Slpril. =
@Ghrenb Die Somnihips nod nid)t
berid)tet batten, Seigt Der 9usfan Der
@ablen in Der Staot Saeiuap, oob
Sensp Soro cine 9robe Nebrbeii
iiber 8nt. u. Sniitb cr5icit bat.
5orb iicst in ct. Glaire Gunntp.
Bort Surpu, 0tidl., 4. Ipril.
@ettn aud) nod, bier @ablbiitrift,
bon ct. Claire Gointp feline @ohl-
berifte eingeiunbt boben, 10 last iitiy
boh iagcn, oab Seltrp 6orb nit einc-
Ofcbrbcit bon iiber 800 Stinmcn
iiber @m. u. Smitb in Den pr1ii-
oentihofts .TrGferen5nablen geiiegi
bot. 9en lesten Scri6tcn nado er,
bielt Sorb 1916 uno Smith t0i1
Stimrnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04

Die lid allf einem Ianjer5uge befan.
Den, Iofpie oiIrdl bier lnlerer Sliegcr
Tie feinoli6en, MaId)inen floheil,
obcr orei bon ibnen pitr0cn bernb-
gebolt. Gie cine mar 6 81, Die I'M
ueriebrt erbcutct ipitroc. Die 5tpeitc
mor 8 81 be5cihnet; iie brad) in
sSlnmmen ulls rno ipiroe 5erltort
Gic brittle ianf, ipGbreno iie III ben
&afcn geitleppt Durbe. Die feino-
li6cn Sorpeooboote paren peit
oruuBen allf See ipdbrenb bcs per.
iutten llcbcrfoGs gebliebcn.
SritiidDc HnIuerfnbrif anfseflosen.
BON. 4. 9lpril. Die Grplo.
iion elmer Tuluerfobrif in Sent bot
ben 600 ooer Die. %erlesung bon 200
Yerioncn berbeigcfiibrt, ipie belitc
onltlif ongefiinoigt ipltroe.
Sas @ericnfen bes !epipitalidJiffes
Eprtngnl.
Setrngroo iibcr 9onoon, 1.
slpril. Ias &cricltfen bcs $ooipitul'
id,iffes Sortligal ipurbe geitcrn 10
pobl in Der 0umo mic i'm Staotsrat
beiprofen iut0 iebr leioenifaftli6t
Reben ipurocn gebalten. Hob5ionfo.
Der ErGiiocnt Der 0lnla, itcllte ben
glntrag, bob Oieier llebergriff 5lit
aenntnis aller nelltrulen uno Der.
biinbctcn Gorlamellte gebrad)t pcr.
oen iollte.
Seine &anonng britiiher Srnppen
in Sullano.
I'm iteroom, 1. 9lpril. sd
beiiirfte feinen slugenblid, oob cine
Nioglid]feit Der 9lbiidt 8roBbrita1-
MEMS, Srlippcn oil Der bondnbii6elt
aiiite 81 lanOen, porliegt", bat Der
friibere 9riegsnli1iiter Golpn in
elmer llnterreblulg NIT GreBuertre-
tern erfldrt. y@ir boben oic Serlid)s-
ritng, baB Gnglanb unierc 9tclitrdli-
tGt adten miro, lnb baraui pcrlaiierl
mir unS.
Gplpn erflGrtc, cine Woglihfeit
bon aonfliften nit 9elitiblono liege
Dor, imo borlnn ipiiroen Die Garni-
Ionen on Der oeutiden @ren5e Der.
It1rft, Inn 0eittid)lano flar 5li mo-
den, ooB Sollanb Die Ito6t beiise,
utidlonbs offene Slanfe 5it be-
oroben.
q 0 m, 1. 9lpril. Grabtloie 8e.
ridtc aus 3iiri6 meloen, Dat
s5olIanb feline 8ren5e geeen 0eiitidl'
lano aeidloiien hat lnb bort ale Der
fiiabaren Sriippen anbouft.
@pllrn 6 15 bergen.
9onoon, 4. s(pril. 9o5 britt
| i6e 9uftid)iffer- Snititlit hot Die Re,
gierlmg Inn Die @rlalbnis gebeten
auf ieine Soften ocn 3cpselin 6 Is
Der on Ser Wtilnbung Der Sbemie II
| ieiftem @aiier liegt, bergen 81 Dir
fen. 9uftidiffer Sa6peritanoig(
iino Der SIniitt, Oab Der 3eppelii
gerettet, nmgebant uno Damn geger
ben sSeino innerbalb elmer 3eit ool
orei Wonaten berfpcrloet Deroef
fdnn.
ytormesen perlanst llnterindlnng.
2onbon, 4. 9lpriI. Cine &c
peihe ans aobenbogen on Die Gr
honge telegraph SO. meloet, gtor
ipegen babe Die beiitihe Hcgierlinl
eriu6t, feit5iIiteaen oh oeutih
Souhbopte fiir Die eroBe 3abl Der Il
Den lesten Sngen 5eritorten norlpc
| eiI1en Sdiffe perantportlid] lind
Sollte feitgeiteat nerben, baB bent
ihe goote Die Sdulb troeerL oonl
lpin Tormeeen pollen Sdobcneria
perIangen. Die beittife llnteriuhunl
iiber Die @erierlfung normesii6e
S6iffe Dor Der @erih1rfune be
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
&tiielins' Gbrgeij.
Erpsreiiiper indlt inter repnblifani'
iher Slaggc 6pnpernenrsamt.

@ron6 RopiSs, Yfid., 4.
IpriI. Spbront @ciiclilis, Der Dor
bier Ssobren einer Der treiiciten an.
bangor Der 9srnareiiinen mar, bot ge-
tern ieine 9onbibotiir mir bns Sou.
rerncursontt ouf Dem republifoni-
iden 9idet befonntgeeeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
Mnf Gciitesjuftanb &C.
priift.
Snbipm Shillcr nad gcQebne-
Spifal in Ncip gprf sebradlt.

9tem gorf, 4. Ipril. Clarence
HeeinnIb Suoion. alias grrit S6il-
Ter, Der ohne t0iIfe ben britiiherl
isrof,tbonlpfer @tatoppo nuf bober
See eefapert botte, puroe geiteru
obenb Der piphopatbiiden Ibteiliing
oes 9ellepuc SpitaIs ilheripieiei,,
Inn ouf ieinen 8eiitesSultanb ge-
priift All peroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
ErGiioent treibt MIR fleine Stimmen.
sabl mir iidJ anf.

Oos taten ole Scittidenl 9ln allen
Gden mo @noen Der Stuot irno inn
gnnSen Sanoe fann man es bore..
oaB Die Ifier Imeripartete Starfe,
Die Der unfreipillige, ia rnipillige
aanoioot ouf Dem republifaAiidlen
EraiioentihnftS Trdferen5- Stimm.
6ettel, Senrp 6orb, 5eigte, 5u tpeit-
aus groBerem Seile Dem llmitano
ir5II6reiben iilb, oaB oas oeutidc
ino irlGnoiife Sotl;m ii6 gegen
@iaiom 9lloen Smith rid)tetc, Der III
nleu 6ragen Der gfelItralitGt, oe5
embargo ulro 5ulest III Der SSra9e
Der 9eitiiding arrllierter Sf]iffe NIT
Grdiibent @ilion mo oen anbcrcn
Sonnolongern Der Sonooner &egia.
rling aegmlsen iit Serbs St6rfe
5eigte iif ont beiten in Ser Seimat:-
itnbt Snith's, III @rono &apibs, NO
CT 5u friiber Iorgenitlinoc nod eine
9iaiorit6t botte, Die ober nadl Gin.
treffer ipdterer 9eridlte hera5-
idmol5, 10 bnB ibm 81 Wittog Sntitb
nm melligc Stinlrnen poraiis mar.
Nan ninnrt all oaB bas Ioitblihc
Sotilm pon Sent Gountp ItGrferc
Mehrbeiten fiir Smitb oufroa m
iperbe, 10 oo6 Smith ipenieitcns in
ieinem Seinats -Gonntn OILS Der be
norsugte" Observation-Disclosures
crihcinen fonnte.
8ic Sur Stlmoe Die @ublberifte
iteben, lit es nod nibt iifer, oh
0enrp Soro ober Gen. Smith gum
.2ieblingsiobn" 0fid)isnns crfore:l
ipurbe. gSer inIiner ober ols Sieger
herporaebt, miro MIR cine geringe
0iebrbcit oufpeiien, uno ieIbit iuenn
SSoro unterliegt, miro Die 3abl Der
Stinmen, Die er, Der ausoriidlid) er.
flGrte. ooB or fein &anbibat iein
lpolc, ailf lid uereiniete, 9etpcis III
@oIbington iei1l, oaB Dtidligan mid.
gcfpillt lit, Die ltnobbdn0igfeit oe-
Republif iuieoer oil ENGLAND Der
ifahern 5it lolIen.
Detroit iturf fir 5urb.
9Sn 213 bon 215 Yrecincten De-
troits erbielt Senrp i5oro cine Iebr.
belt Don All Stimnen iiber @nl.
". Smitb. Tertn5ebn Trecincte III
ben 5opnibips goben ocm sllltr.
mobil. .ISabrifurten cine Mchrbeii
pon 634 Stinlmcn.
Gin @inf an @iliun.
Sic I'M Stoate aiif 9ooorom @il.
ION clltfoncne Stintnlen5obl II
duBcrit flein. Gs hat ons 0eutidl.
im6 ,Srldnoildl. .@merifoncrtum OF.
ienbar oem &atiflaee Der slbenbpoit
;Solee gelciitet llno lid Der Stinlnl,
ubaobe entbalten
Gtfpos SSntere'ie on ben eeitrigcn
@oblen eripedte nod Der 4ampf IN
Der oenlofratiihen Hartei Inn 6e1
Sit eineg Mitglieoes bes gtnfional4
aon1ites, Der 6. 8. 2ooo leiht jIi-
fiel.
aaspo leidlt fiir Smith.
4oIama5o Ntid)., 4. slpril
g9enn niht Die @erihte Der perifie
oenen Eotpmlbips bas &eiultat IL
Der Stabt umitiirien, hat Sen @m
u. Smith in oieiem 9ountp elm
Wehrbeit BON 100 Stinlnlen iibel
Senrp Soro erbalten.
Canning nnentidrieben.
9anfing, Mih., 4. Ipril. =
Ger aonteit 5lpiifen @illiam Iloel
Smith lnb Senrp Soro III in Sna
ham 9oiritn nod uneltificoen. &ei
nesfols hot Der cine ODER Der anoerl
cine beoelltenoe Nebrbeit bon Stlm
men erhalteii.
0tnpor 9ot1lob Relittcr Duro,
slim oritten Ial Sum 9iirgermeiitel
Der Stabt 9aniing ertuahlt
Smitb in Sent Gpnntn iait nnterle
gen.
N l. ON. A
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
Ser Yroteit Der 9cnt=
i6en gegen @mitb.
SeurD Toro ani9einen6 Der Sor:
Sugs= =&aubibat.

Sritbens MpDltel mnroe
pon staOt nnp staat
gefbrt.
gusfaa Der TraiibentidDafts.T s.Trafr.
ren5funbl nod in SfUcbc.
6roee @iebrbeiten fiir iyurb in Se.
trpit nno &npne Sunntp.
Sclbit peimats-Gpnmtn Smitb'5
bem SenntDr nod nid)t iidler.
-Scntidle uno SrlGnber enthalten it'd
Der @abl fiir @ilium.
ErGiioent treibt MIR fleine Stimmen-
sabl mir iifJ anf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-04
General Slpnnoff banft nb.

8etrogrnb, 4. slpril. Gene
raj 2Sfpanoff iii BON bem aommanbo
Der ruiiii6en Nrneell. in Solbpnien
un6 @oli5ien sliriifgetreten iiio bonn
9oiier 9fifolaus Ourh elm @liid-
munididreiben bcoad)t mor6en. Sein
Evening star., 1916-07-27
BRITAIN is NOT TIRING,
DECLARES LORD DERBY

LONDON, July 27.-"Great Britain is
not firing of the war. On the con-
trary. the country has never been more
hopeful and united" said Lord Derby
former director of recruiting and now
undersecretary for war, in an inter-
view.
"I want you to impress upon the
American people," Lord Derby con-
the efforts of Germany to dominate
the world. The fighting now is terri
BILE, so awful that not a man actually
in Yourselves as well as the Ger
mans-ever wants another. But we
must push our victory until we make
1t impossible for the German rulers to
revive the conflict. The unity of the
nation has become impressive"
Evening star., 1916-07-27
TWO CABINET OFFICERS
TRY SKILL ON RANGE
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Is
Host to Party of Officials at
Winthrop Inspection.

Secretary Baker of the War Denart
ment and Secretary Lane of the Interior
Department took turns on the firing line
at Winthrop CMd.) rifle range yester-
day. and. although they did not attempt
to qualify in any course. showed extreme
interest in the work and gave promise of
becoming shooting fans" They also
tried out several models of small machine
guns and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
Of the Navy Department. who was their
host. and also to a number of other
patents.
Capt. William c. Harllee, L. S. NJ C.
explained the various points of interest
at the range, and told of the scope of
training OF civilians in rife firing. and
what has been accomplished in this line
since ii was taken up.
MIR. Roosevelt and his party went to
Winthrop on the Sylph and stopped off at
Indian Head to inspect the naval prov
ing grounds there. They arrived at Win
throp at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon
and Immediately began work on the fir
ing line. They were coached by a mum
Der Of high school boys who have com
pleted the range training course offered
at Winthrop by the Marine Corps.
Members Of the Party.
The party. besides Mr.. Baker Mr..
Lane and Mr.. Roosevelt. consisted of
District Commissioner Newman, Mai
Raymond w. Pullman, Capt Charles
P!unkett. Maj. Fred H. Phillips. Capt
T. p. Magruder. Supt. Nesbit, Rear Ad-
miral Harris. Tax Collector Prince. Cor
poration Counsel Syme and Assistant
Carl Vrooman and Capt
Smith of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
Motion pictures were taken by cam
era men from the Navy Department
and the Department of Agriculture. A
from one of the big film
also was there.
The Maryland naval militia, under the
comand of Capt. Charles B. Macklin.
arrived at the range yesterday on the
u S. S. Montgomery. The 200 men and
twenty officers composing the detach-
ment will remain at the range until to-
morrow night. and all will be instruct
ed in the marksman course, and, if time
permits, those who qualify will be al
lowed to shoot the sharpshooter and
expert courses. --
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DIED.

BERKELEY. On Wednesday, July 2s.
1915, at midnight IDA BELLE
BERKELEY, beloved daughter of
Amanda B. Berkeley and sister of
GeorgeT and James P. Berkeley and
Mrs. E. Hoffman,.
Funeral from her late residence, 5S3
10th street southeast. on Saturday,
July %. at 2:30 pm. Interment, Con-
gressional cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. IS
BURRELL. On Wednesday, July IS.
1916, at 2:15 PM, SUSANNA BUR-
RELL.
Services at her late residence. so7 Mas
day, July %, $50 pm. Interment.
Sunbury, Pa. 2Ss
BENNETT. On Wednesday. July IS.
1915, at 2:20 pm, ELLEN BENNETT.
beloved mother of John and James
Bennett and Mrs. Mary Parnen.
Funeral from 1910 26th street north
west Friday, July 2s, at 9 am. thence
to st. Stephens Catholic Church. where
mass will be said for the repose of
her soul. philadelphia papers please
copy.)
CONOVER. On Wednesday, July e6.
1915 EDGAR s., beloved husband of
Funeral from his late residence. 622 x
street northeast. on Friday, July IS.
at. pm. Interment at Glenwood
cemetery. (Harrisburg, Pa, papers
please copy.)
DOWNS. On. Tuesday, July 25, 1916,
at 10:45 pm, ROSE HAY DOWNS.
widow of the late George Downs and
beloved mother Of Mrs. J. Ed Mattern.
Funeral Friday. July 2S, at pm, from
her late residence 1864 L street
northwest. Interment at Rock Creek
cemetery. -"
EDWARDS. Suddenly. at Milford. Nova
Scotia. Col. EATON A EDWARDS,
U. S. A.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ENNIS. Departed this life suddenly
Sunday, July %, 1916, JAMES
BLAINE, beloved husband Of Gertrude
Ennis, brother-in-Iaw of Mrs. Virginia
Allen and son of Rev. David Ennis.
Remains at Newman Company's, 1913
1th street northwest, until Friday, IL
am.
Funeral at 2 pm. Friday, July 2s, at
Fredericksburg, Va.
GLENN. On Wednesday. july 26. 1915.
LAURA VIRGINIA GLENN, aged sew
enty-one years widow of the late
washington d. Glenn and mother of
Laura T. Glenn and Mrs Emmett c.
Hall. -
Funeral will take place from her late
:. residence. -70s Sth street northeast
Friday, July %. at pm. Interment
at Oak Hill cemetery
Evening star., 1916-07-27
U. S. Shares in Argentine Trade.

The United States sold to Argentina
last year one-fourth of the country's
total imports, and bought Is per cent
of its exported products, according to
Department of Commerce figures to-
day. Exports from the United States to
Argentina more than doubled during
the year, reaching a total Of $S6.oO0,-
o00. Imports for the year are put at
so4,0O0,000. Great Britain still leads
both as a purchaser OF Argentine
goods and in the amount of goods sold
to Argentina. The United States is
second.
Exports from Argentina last year in
creased from 1897 100000 to $53s.ooo,-
600. but imports decreased from s262,-
100000 to s219,000,00O.
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CARDS OF THANKS.

CLEMENTS. We wish to express our
sincere appreciation for the sympathy
and beautiful floral pieces contributed
on the occasion of the loss of our be-
loved son and brother. LORENE.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE CLEMENTS
AND DAUGHTER.
CONNER. We wish to thank our
friends and relatives for their kind
ness, sympathy and beautiful floral
tokens during the illness and death
Of our dear father. GEORGE W.
CONNER. BY THE FAMILY.
DRIVER. We wish to express to our
dear good friends our sincere appre-
citation of the many evidences of their
Kindness, sympathy and the beautiful
Moral tokens presented during the i'll
ness and passing away of my dear
wife. MARY e. DRIVER, and also de-
sire to extend our heartfelt thanks to
the many friends who attended the
services
GEORGE W. DRIVER AND FAMILY. L.
SORNBORGER. We wish to express
our gratitude for the sympathy and
kindness shown to us by so many dur
ing our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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Camp Location Excellent.

The excellent location at Fort How
ard is appreciated by the men. They
have enjoyed swimming. dancing, base
ball and tennis to the maximum. Sun
day afternoons find the camp crowded
with visitors and relatives of the mill
tiamen. The talking machine in camp
has been in service continuously dur
ing rest periods. Some of the men
found a little difficulty in adjusting
themselves to camp life, but with the
prospects of target practice every man
in camp has expressed himself as fit.
When the time comes for the return to
the city there will be an overwhelming
groan of protest against returning to
civilization"
A formal inspection and muster of the
company and quarters took place Sun
day. The gun, equipment and tent
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space Of each man were thoroughly
examined and criticisms and reports
rendered on the condition OF the or
ganization. Each man is responsible
for the equipment he carries and must
keep everything pertaining to his duties
in the best state possible
Camp Notes.
Col. Straub, commanding ofhcer Of
the post, and Drs. Murray and Mich
OILS inspected the camp and paid high
compliments to the sanitary condi-
tions and arrangements.
Preliminary bouts for camp cham
pion began Sunday.
The men are taking full advantage
of the excellent bathing and every day
sees nearly the whole company In the
water.
Top Sergt. n. B. Grain sits in his
after hour on the phonosraph. The
rest of the camp have offered re-
ward for the records capture. dead
or alive"
The occupants of tent No. 2, Sergt
A. NJ. Brown and Privates Steele, Win
gate. Marthinson, Jackson and Hoer.
proclaimed theirs as being the ideal
tent until capt. W. w. Burns lkeneQ
it unto Scrambled egg" Tent No. 2
has been mum since.
Radio Sergt. Leslie Teller amuses
himself by getting the base ball scores
via radio.
Private H. H. Dutton forfeited a fine
set by the company for the first man
who surrendered to the razor
Mess Sergt. Doyle was much surprised
the other night to find a real snake
wrapped around his cot brace. When
he gave a yell the camp thought ii
was attacked. Sergt. Campbell un-
wrapped the creature.
Lieut.. and Mrs H. w. Hodgkins
dined at Bay Shore Sunday.
Senator and Mrs Gronna and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. J. NJ. c. Smith were
recent guests of the camp
Among Sundays visitors from Wash
ington were Misses Marion Hale
Marion and Elizabeth Heitmuller, b
J: Finney, NJ. E. Bubb, r. S. Bubb
Walter NJ. Taylor and Mrs. w. W
Taylor.