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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-22

yMadeniens Sruppen perfolgt miro,
itd idou am samstag anf pie 2inie
Ssernappba=Me9ioia (oireft ueitlid
boa Sunitausa) 5nriidee5ugen batte.
Das Sdidial Der gan5en feinoliden
Ar,nee banst ppn Sen &fea in
bieIem Serratn al.
Spfia, Is. Sept. Sin anSfiibrli'
der 8eridt 0es bnlgariiden @ene'
ralitabes beiast fol9enoes:
rltmiere &auallerie fat sen &abn-
bof bpn MOje1tlar (>ueitltd) ppn We-
gtba) beiett. gStr itnb nit 0em
Seinoe, Ser itd bei Gapa0ium in be-
feitisten Stellnngen feiieken mill,
in tnttittelbarer 8eriibrung. Sed.
sebn &asspniaonnsen NIT Nab-
rmrgsmitteln fielen in mniere
2anbe.
Sine feinSli@e griea6e >pollte
ltern bet Hnlatide @egenangriffe
MAIDEN, luuroe aber init id,peren
&erluiten an Spten 1tnb @eiangenen
abge,uieiem. @tr erbemteten cine &a-
muEe, adt Gatiiuns, bier Maidtnen.
geiuebre nnb biel anOeres Materiol.
vNad Sen ptelen Spten nnb Der
srpken Mai1e bon 8ente 5s idlie.
feu, Die iiberall auf ben 5dladtfel-
0ern nntDerliegen, fat Ser 6einb in
ben &fcn Der letten Srei, Sage
rteltse &erluite crlttten."
nGtn Sdladtcn mar's, ntd)t cine
Gd)ludJt SIT nenuen". 9fuhlanb fat
geltern NIT Der 9rpkcn @egenmakr
regel seaen sic Scntidje Gpbr1oida.
Sffenitue begunncn. Wiit III ser Gile
suWrnncnscmiirfel Wfaiiem mnrbe
Pfc gauge 6runt ser oentid)en Ser.
oiinbeten ppn Sen Hripct=Siimpfe
binunter bts 5nr r1ntantiden 6ren=
&c beitiir1tt. Gelbit sic Glite=Srup-
pen bes 3aren, Sic wieber prgant'
1terten Warben, ,unrbcn angeiekt,
aber iid) im etgenen Slnte >pal5eno,
,pnrbcn bie r1tiiiidjen Tleiidmaiien
snriifgcrpllt, 9entideS 16emer uno
bentlder Gtabl baben unter BEN
giniien auieber einual furdtbar ges
iuirtidaftet.
Sun 3en1run 1uaren sic Nn9riffe
mentger beftig, aber anf Den betben
sSliigeln, lup Die Generale bon Der
Wtarluik unb ppn Ser ltans5fD Die
@ad)t balten, unb in Sen Ii1oltden
9arpatben madten tie Die f1trdtz
bariten 9lnitrengun9en, Die lrpnt
ber beutlden &erbiinoeten 5m bnrG-
bre6en.
Gs ,par bergcbens. General bun
Dsss, Mar,uit, Der idnetoige &eiter'
fiibrer, an Sen sic 8elgier nod
bente nit Sdre6en benfen nnS Ser
int 9eare>p Telb5ug uaJrenb Ser
grofen Sffeniipe sesen 9fnklano
,uie Der Stnrm,pinb binter ben flte-
bemoen gfu6en einberfegte, fat bic
Gmilen, ,pie idpn 10 pft, tuieSeruu1
nit blntisem aDpfen beinseIdtdt.
apluel balt, 2embers tit nnb bletbt
gercttet, sic @esenmakregel 'uar
Gin totaler Teblidlas, nno es TT
nnDenfbar, oah Sic maklole Ter'
a idlpenbuns ber 0tmiien ntd)t id)on
iebr balo tire fiir &nklano fata-
jtrDpbalen Tolsen baben inlth.
Sms,piiden luiro Sic 2obrnoid)a'
Gffenlipe nnter Madeniens gcnta.
Ier ssiibrune fortseiekt. Mogen Die
= giuilem i'm gsoroen toben, baS bon
eiiben berannabenbe Sdidial fon-
men tie nidt mebr perbinbern.
9entidlano n11b ieine &crbiinoeten
5nXteu cine GntIdeionng I'M snb-
~ & 20
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-22
Seem 1llm, Minneoa 6reita9 oen g. sept, 1916

Ii4 pom Maros-GluB liegen. Gie
Meo.) :. ',.'ss.
rGront 6es gr5ber5ogs aorl
Sran5:
SIN Sen ufern ser yeaiaropfa
uno 0flid 6abon madte ser Seino
Angriffe nit ltarfen Trl,ppentttoi-
fen. uro 1nadte mebrere bergeblide
geriu6e uniere 5ront 5u our6brs-
den. @bltebli6 uurbe oie Gront
elm tpenig 3uriidgeorangt.
.Nor6li9 bon Gtanislau puroa
ei1t ruiiii6er Seilongriff nod fur
5em Mabfampfe 5uriidgei6lagen.
veSS1 6en &arpatben mart Der
Geinb bergeblid itiirmenoe Srup-
pen gegen uniere @teaungen auf
bei0en 5eiten bon 2u0otpa. Sier
un6 an Ser @re15e meitli6 BON
| @bipotb uno li0meitli6 bon 9or~
nafatar mnr0e er u1ter ullbcrge-
lp0bnli6 19meren 8erlulten auriitf-
geidlogen.
usSront bes Bri13en 2eopolo:
ran Ser gall3en ruliiiben JroAt
bon Sen 95insf-Siimpfen beruntcr
lit cine erb0bte rullil6e Teuertatig-
felt bernerfbar.
r@eltlib bon 2u5f mdbte Ser
Seino mdbren6 bes Morge1ls, geot)=
n1ittogs un6 4be1los auf Ger ~
&ilometer langen Gront bon 3a-
tur5e am Euriia bis Holtompty
i6mere Mngriffe ouf uniere Erup'
pen unter General Ser 0apauerie
bon ser MartpiB uno oem Sc
neral SeritonS5fp. Sic Angriffe
pur6en NIT itarfen Woiien unO in
aablrei9en 8euen ausgefiibrt.
uSeibe ruililde Warocforps fau-
ben iid unter oieien Srnppen. 2er
@pritok idlng unter sen oeufbar
idmeriten &erluiten febl. Gertdte
beiager, bak bie &erl1ite an ein5el-
nem Sunften etnfad unbeidreiblidj
idredltd uaren. -
rgln ber Sront 6eS Generals bon
8oebr1 grmout, .3uiiden 5eretb
un6 Stripa, n0rblib bon 3borutp,
bra6en Sic idmeriten Mngriffe Dor
Ser Gront ser beutlden Sruppeil
unter General bon gben 5uiamtnen.
r8eitltder &riegsidanplat:
u9L11 ser Tront Der 9eeresgruppe
unter @er5og Mlbre6t BON Nilrt>
tem6erg un6 0em norOliden Jliigel
Ser Nuppre6t grmee miro lebbuft
gefdmpft.
vGie &dnpfe an ser 5o111ne
nebmen ibren Terlauf. N0rblid)
bon Ser Spnme murben ale fetnb=
liden 2ln9riffe blntig 5nriidseidla-
gen, tetlueiie burd nnier Sperr.
fcner. Inn fleine britil9e Gteuu1=
gen BEL Gourcelette, 1lerS unb melt-
Ii9 bon 2esbouefs miro nod ge=
fdn1pft.
vN6r6li9 bpn Sbtllers madteu
>pir 6et unieren @e9enangriffei1
Tprtidritte.
u@i6li6 bon Ser Sonne bobe,l
ii6 nod feline oefi1ritiben Mngriffe
enttpidelt, ober Die Mrtillerie lit unz
ausgelebt tdtig.
yStener 8ertGt.
Deferreidiide Trunt anf ben 2p-
berop mneridiitterlid).
8ien, iiber 2o1bon, is. Sept.
Ser @eneral1tab Ser 0iterrei9ilb-
ungarilben Mrmee erlieB gelter1l
folgenbe ar1tli6e grflarl1ng:
~Oeltlt6er &riegsi6auplab:
v@ub0itfi6 bon @aBeg (5ieben-
burge1L me1tli6 bon SermonnitobD
baben &onDeo-Sruppen uno 6el1t.
i9e glbtetlungen lire glngriffe gu
einen gliidliben MbidluB gebrabt.
Cont bot iib an Ser rumanii6en
Gront ni6tS mibtiges ereignet.
Sin Ser rullii6en Jront 1na6te
Ser 6eino geltern Die fur6tbarite'
Mnltrengnngen Inn unlere Jronten
3u bur6bre6e1l
u9ie aus bteien Mnitrengnnge,,
ermadienen &a1npfe iinb iiberall s,1
uniern @nnitcn entidieben luprSen.
rJront DeS gr5ber5ogs &arl:
9(11nriffo MT o,,r1,nfi+ mai ;,ho,.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-22

tigen &eridteu 5ufolge amf ber St-
ME Observation-Disclosures Befampft;
bas heift NIT anbefeu @ortem, oaii
Madeniens Seer bis amf iber 100
Rilpntefer IN 9inmanien eingebrodea
lit umb oie Teinbe i1nmer petter por
iid) bertreibt. 9onitan5a bMrfte iib
id)pn iett in ieinen 9anben befinoen.
gn Ser maseooniiden Tront tit
Ste Sage tatiadlid) nmperanScrt,
benn sic Satiade, baf Sic &ul9area
bic Gtellnngcn, sic lie n1tr s,tr Was-
fternng ibrer 9anptitellnngen etngs-
npmme11, anfgegeben babcn uno bas
lire eigentlide &erteibignngslinte
ton sen Teinren mod gar ntdt be-
riigrt >uproen lit, lit nun etnnai
nidJt ab5nlenyneu, nnS bas @tegeS.
sebenl Der Gerbcu nnb i6rer Genui-
jen fann an bieien eiierneu Satius
den nidts anbern.
ylumancn unb Transpien tuerben
ii6 nie uno nimmer in Gulgartctt
bie Sauoe reid)en.
MSas ben &niien an ber rniiiiden
Trpnt paiiierte, paiiierte ben Sta
lienern an Der ttalieniiden Trunt,
mno 5lpar in oer 9eabe oer aoriatt-
idem &iiite. Wfit riifiidtslpier Ser
idtuenomne ibres WenidenmaterialS
glambten ite, bas erretden 51t fons
nen, ,pas langleme uno poritdttge
&riegfiibrnng ntdt ourdieten fonnte.
Sic baten iid) seirrt, Der uMaridj
nad Sricit" 'unroe 5nn &lmtbao.
Mnf benz Gario, iiiolid BON @Dr5,
liegeu lire &eideu 5lt Sanienoen,
uno erreid)t >u,troe nidts+
Gelbit 9tom beaniprudt nnr hns
beoeuten0e Seilerfolge in idmmliti.
gen 8eridten iiber italieuiide Sap
ferfeit. Die 0iterreidild-nngariide
6ario-Jrpnt, bie ben N6mern ben
@es nad ser Moria perlegt, bilt,
aueil lie balten mutt.
Yin Ser lueitlideu Trunt lit oas
gilo basielbe seblieben. 9ie 8rtten
nnb Tran5uien perind)cn nod) im-
1ner, Gpmbles, &eronne nno Ba-
panme a,1 erreiden. Melonngen a6er
britiide Tortidritte BON fieben Mei=
len in brei Sagen gcbDren in oas
Neid ser Tabel. 9ln ein5elner
9ennften, 1ute BET Mpnq1tet, ,ueltlidj
bpn Sbieppal, un0 bei @ind)p m0-
gen Tprtidritte ge1nadt moroen
iei1t tie 5ablen aber nidts. Naes
gebt anf bte Srrefiibrung oes Sub,
lifunS aus.
Garis erflart bente mittag nod
mails, 6ak 9enieeonrt genommen
puroen lei, Nud) cine peraltete Mel'
Snn9* 9ie Satiade lit, oak Tran5o-
len nnb 8ritcn iid MIR nntcr oen
allerid,ueriten Dpfern bier nnb ba
lueiter idieben. 9te oeutide Sront
in syranfreid als iplde bleibt nner=
ldjiittert.
Serlt4ter 8ert@t.
M1r6li6 pun ser @pmme iiegten
aronprin5 Nnppredts Mtannen.
Berlin, ilber 2on6or, 18. Gept.
Ser oel1tlde @eneralltab erlieB ge-
ltern aben0 folgel10e @rfldrung
iiber Sic &riegslage.
nSeitlid)er &riegSidauplak:
u@eeresgruppe oes Selomari6auS
bon Wadenien:
v9ie &erfulgnng bes Teinbcs in
ser 9o6rnolda lpirb fprtgeiekt.
n@n Ser ma5eoonii6en Sront fat
| 1id ni6ts ionoerli6es ereignet. Sio-
1ierte feinoIi@e Mngriffe an Ser
Moglenica=Sront un6 noromeitli6
bonn Sa6ino-5ee (01tli6er SliigeD
mur0en 5uriidgei6lagen. &abala
miro bon fein6liben 4reu5ern be-
| i6oiien.
vsSn Gtebenbiirgen riidt Ser Seino
auf beiben Seiten n11o unterbalb
BON S5efelDu6=8arbellD gegen Sen
&pfel-Mblhnitt Dor.
(@emeint lit obne 3ipeifeD ser
| C,.4 S,oTomf 11Sf,,o,.I,oIt, ,<,,,fI,nr,
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
low NUXATED IRON helped
&Dme to whip Frank Moran
1vN CSS NZLAR0
~ YM rs 1~nod 0cf hdosao
Ordinary Nuxated Iron will
often increase the strength and
endurance Of delicate, nervous
folks 200 per cent. in two
weeks time.

SPECIAL. NorE.-pr. f. sauer. q we'll
known physician Ohio has studied widely in
both this country and Europe, has been
,vestigation into the real secret Of the great
strength. power and endurance Of Jess VIII
lard. and the marvellous value OF nuxated
iron as strength builder.
NEW YORK-Upon being inter-
viewed at his apartment in the Co
Ionial Hotel, Mr.. Willard said: YES.
/ have a chemist with me to study
the value of different foods and prod
ucts as to their power to produce
great strength and endurance. 10Th
Of which are SO SO necessary IN the
have often taken nuxated iron and I
have particularly advocated the free
use of Iron by all those who wish to
obtain great physical and mental
power; Without IT I am sure that
should never have been able to whip
Jack Johnson so completely and
easily as I did and while training for
my night with Frank Moran. I regu-
larly took nuxated iron. and am GER
tain that It was a most important
easily" Continuing. br. sauer said:
"Mr. Willards. case is only one Of
hundreds which could cite from
my own personal experience which
proves conclusively the astonishing
strength and vitality even In most
complicated chronic conditions"
Not long ago a man came to me
who was nearly half a century old
and asked me to. give him a pre-
ance. ] was astonished to find him
with the blood pressure of a boy of
20 and as full of vigor, vim and vi
tality as young man-in fact, n
standing his age. The secret he said
was taking iron-nuxated iron had
filled him with renewed life. At 20
he was In bad health: at 46 careworn
and nearly all In. Now at 50 a mir
aGie Of vitality and his face beaming
have said a hundred times over iron
ia the greatest OF all strength build
ers. II people would only throw away
patent medicines and nauseous con-
iron, I am convinced that the lives Of
thousands of persons might be saved
who now die every year from pneu-
monia, grippe. consumption. kidney.
liver and heart trouble. etc. The real
and true cause which started their
than weakened condition brought
on by lack of iron I'm the blood. Iron
In absolutely necessary to enable your
blood to change food into living tis-
sue. Without II. no matter how much
or what you. eat, your food merely
passes through you without doing you
any good. You don't get the strength
out of 1t, and as a consequence you
ing, Just like a plant trying to grow
In soil deficient in iron. II you are
not strong or well. you owe It to
yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work. or how
far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two five-grain tab
lets Of ordinary nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for two
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
LAST OF MARYLAND
ON WAY TO HOME
Third Battalion Passes Through
San Antonio, Tex.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept s.-The
third and last battalion OF the Fourth
Maryland Infantry passed through here
early last night en- route from Eagle
Pass. Tex, to It's home mobilization
camp. The First and Second Battalions
stopped briefly here yesterday on the
same trip. They did not fail to Impress
on the public by lusty singing that
Maryland. My Maryland" is the only
State.
When the troop train stopped last
night in the railroad yards. one soldier
strayed so far In search Of a cup OF
buttermilk that the train started with
him hundred yards away. He ran,
the milk stopped from his cup, but he
ran. and caught the train by a miracle.
But he left trail OF buttermilk.
Two Kansas regiments are coming
here from Eagle Pass in motor trucks.
lB miles. to I'LL the vacancy left by the
recalled Illinois regiments. The Jour
ncy IL made In trucks to test them as
troop conveyors on a large scale.
Camp Wilson here was changed In
name yesterday to Camp Cecil A. Lyon,
under the law that camps shall not
be named for living men.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03

Although women Of the District would
have no vote. even II the long fought
for Federal suffrage amendment were
adopted. members OF the Congressional
Union are organizing the various Sec
tions OF Washington into branch politi-
cal organizations with as much care as
could he taken II the women here al
ready were voters.
One young suffragist. who comes from
Virginia, attaches so much importance
to the work Of organizing the District
into precincts that she is denying her
self her usual summer vacation In order
organization.
She Is Miss Emily Palmer Stearns, of
Culpeper county. and through the hot
test days OF the summer she has lab
ored diligently In the organisation work.
Miss Stearns 10 a member OF a promi-
nent Virginia family and has always
been an enthusiastic Federal sufrrage
worker. She is now chairman OF the
District branch Of the Congressional Tn
Ion. and Is membership chairman Of the
union for the entire United States.
In organising Washington Miss
Stearns and her assistants have taken
the police precincts as units Of their or
ganization and have organised each one
separately with a chairman and assist
ing officers in charge.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
Railroad Maps May
Lose POcantico Hills

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, Sent, g.
Many of the older residents Of Pecan
tico Hills are aroused over efforts of a
number OF the more wealthy to wipe
the village from the railroad man hy
the elimination of the loop OF the Put
nam railroad. This cuts the center OF
the John ID. Rockefeller estate.
A petition Is being circulated to have
the road. which connects Pocantico
Hills with Eastview, supplanted by n
stage line. Besides Mr.. Rockefeller,
some of those who object to the noise
Of putting freight engines making the
heavy grade on the horseshoe turn are
Or. Charles {. Brace, Samuel Ullmann,
Mrs. Henry Allen Grant, names Butler
and Mrs. David L. Milton.
Mr.. Rockefeller has not signed the
petition yet.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
Militia to Celebrate
Labor Day With Labor
Short Practice Marches and Outpost Training Will
Make Up Program of District Guard En-
camped at Radio, Va.

All Of the organizations in the militia
except Battery A, Field Artillery, are up
to or above minimum strength 1t il
believed that should entraining orders
I'll the ranks OF Battery A would be
speedily obtained. Recruits continue TO
Join the Third Regiment. The sugges-
tion has been made by Capt. L. c. Vogt.
commanding the artillery. that prospec-
tive recruits be urged to join the
Before the end OF the present week.
according to Captain Hobbs, practically
every organization and man will be
completely equipped with every neces-
be on the way to Fort Myer now.
Arrange Field Day.
The committee appointed by Colonel
Glendie B. Young to arrange the pro-
gram for the athletic field day next
Saturday will meet tomorrow. The
committee is composed of Cant. K, II.
Brian. chairman: Lieut.. C. Earl Smith
son, adjutant Of the First Reriment.
and Lieut.. l.. b. Schlosser, of the Ma
chine Gun Company.
The events will consist of running
events OF various distances tugs of war
relay races, jumping contests, eauip.
ment races, and an army mule tourna-
mont
The tournament, arranged by First
Sergt. Benjamin II. Streeks, of the Sup
ply Company. promises to be the feature
OF the program. It also threatens to be
q strenuous performance. Judging from
the results Of the practice. Among those
who have limped to the hospital after
attempting to joust and tilt under the
arches with tho mules are Sergeants.
Streeks. Roach. Connolly. and Mcdonald.
The mules have wiped. up the ground
with the sergeants until an the gra IS
has been removed from the practice
field near Radio Station. Tho sergeants
are game" however. and insist they
Will stage real tournament Saturday.
The office force at brigade headauar-
ters has been reorsanised. Private 1.
L. Watts, Troop A, First Separate Cav
airy. has been placed In charge as chief
clerk. with Privates s. II. Hamilton,
Clipper. Battery A. Field Artillery, as
clerks.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
Friendly" Debtor
Jailed for 80 Days
Punches and Threatens Receiver
and Is Sentenced for Con.
tempt Of Court.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Justice Allen.
Of the city court. and Roderick McMa-
hon. promoter. differed yesterday as to
what constitutes q friendly action"
and Mcmahon was sentenced % thirty
days in the Ludlow street Jail for con-
tempt Of court.
McMahon declared he had been
friendly at ell times" toward a receiver
appointed by the court. The receiver
one Capon. testified that when he went
to the ball grounds a few days ago to
collect the receipts McMahon struck
him IN the chest. took the money from
him, showed him from his post, and
promised to 'open his head with q bat
if he came around trying to collect any
money next Sunday"
Samuel Stark, attorney for the Joseph
r. Potter Company. who obtained
to settle. and he was disinciined to send
the promoter to jail.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
Arrest Suspect in
N. Y. Police Killing

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-In the arrest
late this afternoon of man who
gave the name OF Frank Reilley, the
New York police believe they have
obtained evidence which will COM
pletely clear up every circumstance
connected with the death of Police
man George Dapping. who was shot
TO death year ago In a riot at a
ball.
Thomas Banbrick. who now Is in the
death\ house at Sing Sing prison under
sentenee for the killing will be given
further reprieve until Reilley can
be questioned. Banbrick received his
was sent to Governor whitman that
new evidence had been found which
would show that Banbrick was not
near when the murder took place.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03

weeks. Then test your
strength again and see for
yourself how much you have
gained. ] have seen dozens of
nervous, rundown people who
were ailing all the while.
double their strength and en-
durance and entirely get rid of
all symptoms OF dyspepsia,
liver and other troubles in from ten
to fourteen days time simply by taxi
ing iron In the proper form. And
this after they had in some cases
been doctoring for months without
obtaining any benefit. But don't take
the old forms of reduced iron, iron
acetate or tincture of iron simply to
save a few cents. You must take
iron In a form that can be easily
absorbed and assimilated like nux-
ated iron If YOU want 1t to do you
any good, otherwise It may prove
worse than useless.
Many an athlete or prize fighter
has won the day simply because he
knew the secret OF great strength
and endurance and filled his blood
with iron before he went into the
ARRAY. while many another has gone
The Washington times., 1916-09-03

The District militiamen at the mo-
bilfsation camp near Fort Myer Will
be given q holiday tomorrow. after
they have done the usual amount Of
work required Of them. Labor Day
Is to be celebrated with labor. ac-
cording to the program mapped out
by the powers that be.
The Third Regiment will not maneu-
yer as . unit, however. and each bat
talion's work will be directed by their
respective majors. The eleven com-
pafles will be taken on short prac-
tioe marches and given outpost train
Ing. following which they win return
Several hundred miiitiamen h.v.
spend the holiday at nearby resorts
with their families. Leave will be
granted most OF the applicants in the
AFTERNOON. but the early part Of the
gay gay Viii ,S be just n,t the sane as any othsr
Although the militiamen are much
concerned as to whether or not they
are TO be sent to Bisbee. Ariz., as
originally ordered. pay day 10 upper
most In tneir minds Just now.
May Be Paid Tuesday.
Thirty days have elapsed since some
OF the soldiers have "fondled q jitney."
They lived like princes . few hours
after they received their SIS early in
August for . months services, but q
great number Of them have been plead
ing poverty since then.
Major w. p. French. depot quarter
master At Fort Myer. said today that
only . few corrections were necessary
for the pay rolls to be approved. The
rolls Will be checked up tomorrow. and
tho soldiers probably will receive their
pay Tuesday.
Neither Brigadier General Harvey nor
Capt. Horace p. Hobbs had received
the day Of the soldiers departure. Both,
however. emphatically reiterated the
belief that the local citizen soldiers ARE
bound to 70. for they are under orders
;Dr re- 10 Be
the preliminaries have been completed.
II II up to General Wood"
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
DEATH OF MRS. WHITE
SHOCK TO CAPITAL
Had Been in iii Health at Lenox,
Mass, Since June.

News Of the death at Lenox. Mass.
Saturday night Of Mrs. Henry White.
wife Of Henry White. Of Washington,
came as n shock 30 her. many fris dds
here. The Whites have been staying
at Lenox since June. on account Of Mrs.
condition was improving until recently.
Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherford was
married to Mr.. White In New York, De-
cember 3, 1879. She was in her sixty
Besides her husband. she leaves a son,
John Campbell White. recently trans
ferred from the American legation at
Petrograd to Athens. and a daughter.
Countess Hermann Scherr-Thoss. OF
Berlin. The countess arrived nj Ienox
about a week ago. while the son has
been there a month.
Hon. Henry White was formerly am
bassador to the French republic, and
later ambassador to the German en-
pire.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
British Theater Prices
Are Boosted by War Tax

LONDON. Sept. 8.-The high cost of
thcaters came home today to the Brit
ish public. Beginning with reserved seat
buyers carly. London theaters started
to enact the governments toll In addi-
ton to regular prices.
A West End theater hoisted a giIded
and framed placard bearing the follow
government tax.
Stall. $2.62 plub % cents.
Dress circle. $3.50 plus ~ cents.
Upper circle. 81. 20 plus 6 cents.
All London theater tickets henccforth
will bear a small stamp telling the pub-
lie how much extra and why.
The Washington times., 1916-09-03
Restauranteur Arrested
Because He Obeyed Law

NEW YORK. Sept. s-Daniei Bresna-
han. a restaurant keeper. under orders
from the Department OF Health. erected
a standpipe with a huge electric ex-
haust fan at its outlet at the roof to
ventilate his place.
Bresnahan was arrested, charged with
maintaing a public nuisance. on com
plaint of Mrs. Rose Schmidt, who lives
at the rear OF the place.
She swore the fan robbed her of sleep.
made her a nervous wreck. ana placed
her under a doctors care. Other neigh
bora told similar stories. Bresnah an
was found guilty and will be nentencel 1
next Friday.