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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Ars II. n. CressWell and her daughter,
Miss Marion cressweil. OF Edgewater Park
VIII leave for Florida next week, where
they win spend some time this winter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

kes Years Day from 1 until o'eloek e
aAe clubhouse. 12a South Twelfth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Mft Paul v f4uystto of ssos wayne ave.
nua. has returned from boarding school n
Nirsinia for the Christmas holidays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Miss Jessie Guthrie. Of Wllkss-BarFe Is
szenains some tins in thls city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Mr., and Mrs. Erskne NJ. smith and
their little son. OF Long Island. will spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs, Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevenson,
ef 1921 Spruce street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

holidays with Mr.. Thomas's parents a
4eI state road. cynvyd. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Mr., Henry Bell. Miss May Bell and Mr.
Henry Bell Jr., OF Evergreen avenue
the Norris. ali South Thirteenth street,
after January 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Aaaong the dinners which are being
planned ta take place before the naH e
zHz Germantown Country eI1e eH -
eaoer 81 wla = one inelaslnE -. 80
4F4 el4renca n1nsh. ~. and Als. Hfseet-
~ &H a4a Hs #HAaala Hl# zz
~ So Hazza z A=za a e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

Mrs. Good. wife Of Captain J. William
Good. OF Troop ID. First Cavalry, has re-
turned from El Paso and Is Al her apart
Inents at the Maidstone, 1s27 Spruce street
having returned IN advance Of her husbands
troop, which Is expected shortly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

MF. ana Alrz Boston. of london, Eng.
Who arrived IN New York a fortnight ago.
ars spending some time IN this city at The
zulz=earlton They will lezye tomorrow
4of Chicago. n. where they vii spend
the Christmas holidays. ana viii remain for
some some as the guests of Mrs. Boston ;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
9lcnn 9lcrlchfc 6ci (fruIoiion.

@ofifor a. 5a -. 5anuor
Gin 0iti5icr mo Orci SoIOotcn
nlirOcn idjlpcr perIcbt lln0 illnt
Solooten crIittcn Ici6te 9rauowun.
oen ais iiH bcitc iii ocm oltcn Gu.
norO @ebduOc, no Gopitdn Nuro
pom Der iebitcu militorii6cn Gipi
iion 5ultruftionsitunoc in ocr Ser.
iteain9 bon 8ombcu ertbciIte, cinc
Grploiion crci0nctc
Die Corporate 9Ssnor llc&bce
uuo Stongc, ollc bonn Ga. Battalion
unS Capt. SarO iuoren bic Sdwer
DcrIebten.
Die llriabe ser @rploiion lit nod
NIT giderbeit feitgcite0t worOen;
sic WtiItdr 9llltoritGteu pcr0en cine
llnteriuhung einIeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Nid)t ciuCu SiNcn
5Srabitdf. che sic
Beibcs @aNer trinfcn
Gagt, Elm OiIas 0eiheu @oiisrS unc
@6uSpbat ucr6itst arant6eit
nuO erGGlt uuS trGitig.

@erooc mic bel breuncnoeu aoblen
Gin gcuiiier 9ctroo lmoerbrcnnIicbcr
Stoiic III ocr @citalt pou 9liAe per
bleibt 10 biutcrlaiien bic Gag noN
lag 0cuoiieuen Spciicr unO @ctrdn
tc in 0cn Gcr0luhgS.g glpparat cine
acuiiic Mcn9e bon rmucr0auHdcm
,Roicrial, 0as, mcm uidt c0cn lag
aus Ocu Sppeu nticrnt 5nr Nab.
rmg ii.r Ntillioucn uon Jatrobcl
lpiro, sic III ocu Gin0cmciocn lilicn.
ylus oicicr S0lcu9c bon pcrblcibcns
ocm N6ioa bilocu ii9 Etouain-d0n-
lbc Site, oic IN Oaa 8mt iiber.
gc5cn.
Niamcr uuO SrGucn sic nidt
aau5 gciluo mcrocu t6uucm iuiiiicn
uc0inuca, inucrc @docr Su ncbmcu.
G6c man 6riibitiid iBt, triutc man
jc0m N}or9cn Gin @IoS ic5r 1eiBcl
@aiicrs init cinrm 1bccl0iicl uol
aoltiipin B9ospbot, I'M Sic 0rciBig
SUB Giuacrei0e pom Oen 9lniamms
lunqct non @iitcn unD ARifrobcu ocS
&ortogcs 5lt reini0en mo oen gau5ca
&croouutigs.9pparot reiu reinIid
lu0 iriicb 1u crboIten,
Iic ipclGc au &opiihmcr5elL Gr.
lGlhmben, cSoleairAt &crIiopilm0,
leiogn; qlu0erc, oic nit Hblcn @c-
ibmod iibclriebeuOcu 9ltbcm, r6eu.
motiiGen S1mcr3cn animanen, o0er
ioeren goiiGen D'oaen naD ocn
Ma6I5eiien babeu, pcr0el eriid)t,
Gin 9,icrtel SSftuo aoIfitein &6oa.
phot iu Der 9Lpotbefe al fnticn mo
nit imercr 5onitation 5u beginncu.
GicS foitet mr iebr meuiG, aenii9t
obcr, i'm 9lac iiber oic Sudc ent5ll.
iiaitiid] 5u nahen.
Nian bcOenfc, OaB rSNncnbaOen
mi9tiger ais eiu GuBcres @o0 ilt,
ucil oic @orcn scr Sout Dem 9lut
feline llureini9fcitcn 5ufiibren mo
&rontbeit perliriaden udbycno Die
Goreu Der GiuecpeiOc oieS tbiiu. @c.
ra0e ipic Seize unO gSaiier Oic Nolt
reiniet, flGrt mo eririidbt, 10 wirft
beiBes @aiier uilo aoltitcin &6oss
pbot oiti Niogcn 2cbcr, 9lieren puo
@inGeiucioc. (lIn59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

SEEM 0orf, 20. San. @on
elmer @dIlion SolootaL mel6e Stub.
lono mgeubIidIib III aiew ouSbiloc,
BON HnBlonOS unerl66pflideil
@odtnittcln uno bon ocm 2c6en ser
ocutiden @efonaeuen in aielu cr.
5GbIte geitern Or. s5rc0crid gS. @ait.
man pom g. q. College Of 96pli.
cious ono SurgeonS, mclbcr auf Dem
o&ot9cn arcu5" NalfSi6iff I'M ScrbIt
1914 nod europa fubr uno 0citcrl
in 3piiden0ed ouf Der ,,Golifornio"
mieoer bier onlon9tc. Ole 3mii6cn.
OedsTobrt crtlGrtc ser &crr oamit,
OoB ibm Der oGrubt~ fuopp ocmor.
oen lcL unO ooB cr iicb in sen aricaS
5eiteH nidt ouf g(npeiilng Don
oGrobt" per Gro6t babe pcrIolicn
mollcn.
Ger %crr 0oftor er5G6ltc, er 1obc
in Siep 10000 @eiongcne gcIeben,
welAc ii6 III @66len cinacgro6cu
bdttem Inn Scr aGlte 5u cutgebcil.
Die Scitc wilroen nidt i@lc6t be.
bonoelt mcintc CT, Iittcu obcr troB.
Ocm g}otb.
9ic 9uiicu io9tc or ferucr, iinacn
crit Jet ocn Sricg ci9cnti6 an. Scr
Gcltcrrcicbcr crgcbc iiA ocm &uiicil
ioiort. Scr Qeuti6c mr 5oqcruo,
neil cr ogSic0erUcrocItua
1cln4 beiiirdlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

Sn 9lri5ona 1erricben Sodilutben.
9lo1 9Rcloungeu aus 9uma iieigeu
Die 6liiiG obcr6oI6 oicicm Grt ro-
pioe rmo man 6cfiir@tet cine g9ic-
Oer6oliua Der llcberihlt6lmgeu scr
leBtcn @oAc. @ou @boelir miro
ihneaes Stegcn ocs GiIo.6hlieS
bcridtet Son &iperiioe, Gol., miro
auoppbeit an Erinfpoier gemcloct
oIS 6oIae Der 6ortitbmemmiug BON
600 SUB Der @aHerlcihnaSro6rcn.
Scltc bepc9t iid Der Sturm oit.
iudrts lmO es mcrOen giinitigcrc
@etterbeoingunaen iiir Die @ocific
aiiite ongcfinoi0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Yraf g9uruntaplu tpNt.

2onpou, 80. San. TT Ger 9feu.
ter Correspondent in Getrogro6 mel.
oct oos 9Iblcben oeS 0jrofen g9oront.
Goldltom, 0eS iriiberen Ii3c.
f0nigs i'm GoufoiltS, ouf ociiet
5dIoB 6ei 9aupfo III scr &rim.
(@roi @oronbom- 0oidfoiu NOR
int Sabre 1887 Geboren. Seine Gr
uennung gum Ni3et6nie I'M Goufo
ms eriolgte i'm Sobre 1905, umo er
bcfleioete oieien Soften bis 3lml
September porigen SdbreS, itnr
Damn oem ejroBfiiriteu 9lifolous g}i
folojcpiti@, ocm friibercn rlIiiibcl
cSeneroliliimus, @lob 3u no6en)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
9Imcrifaa NanScls.@ .@eIeNenGeit.

gtcm SrlconS, Ca, 20. Gan.
9ic @onptGegcnitGnoc, melde oe.
iieril bon sen 0eIcgotcn 0cs 8. uu-
tioualen Observation-Disclosures Gonueutg
oiScutirt muroen bctrofcu Oic san,
OclSmoriuc, ser @crfouf i'm qlus.
IanO mo sic @}ittel, sen fleineren
5obrifonten bcbiiliIi& 5n iein, iib
nit @epinn an oem ouslGnoii6ea
SdnoeI 5u betbeiligcu. @S fonoen
bier Gruppcniibunaeu bon 0elc0o.
ten itott mopon jeoe iid) nit elmer be.
ion0crcu Eboie oc8 ii6crieeiI6cn
@anoels ltno Oen 6eionoeren rSnterei
fen Der &er Stooten bic babel in
@ctroht tonmciJ beihditigten. LII.
ter ocn 9lniprohen bcfonO ib einc
bon 6. 3. Gmcct. SiilfS. GefrctGr
ocS @anoclSoepartemerts, iibcr .oic
He9ierlng lmo oos @erionot.Gro-
plen~; BON Gopitdn 81. 0ollor uon
Sou SSroucisco iiber sic .@ntmicf
hing elmer noGtiondlen @anoelSidiff.
fobrts &olitif"; mcitcrc &ortrGgc
pur0eu bon 8. 9. 9}. 5tradon ron
9rpnsmid @o1 mo g. s. 9g. RoB,
PrdliOent Ser ugotiondI N}orinc.
Seo0lc~ in @oibiuoton ae5olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

scrrf aciap ecpflaeri mo Qe5oaen 81 tvcr
Ctno. uno GdniitGe criegncn az ietl SIC
uenrbcn nm aNciosM" IS II ote puioeEt
bare einidde 0iihncynu0cn@ltt oie nle lc0l
ih.dqi Qeeuoct 1tDnlel5elL 5u 5uci Wlna
icu dnacfp0iini. a. irodnci ioiort ein. oos pNbf
nerauqc III ocridiei 9ll6ls. mas an oell
1irinpfcn fcni obcr aui ros 9hbgerdg9e
0riidf ga bchentci Sohrmo0l" iir Bildlcr,
Solbcn Ein3eilcn Rdfrntciier nno 8ebentnns
6aqcn Sic iBnnca iehlerc SdluDc truaeii.
Nbrc 9ihncrouocn fallen ielori 40, rein uic
elm .Rii". Gnjiinoei nic 0cnuocS Nleilm.
Sic OcyIuailhie 0iibncrnnpeiis&nr Der Neli.
,Wre.syt" miro bon glppibdern ihcral llir
2ac oie Soihe pcriuul, ober oltcll pon Y.
Q0prcncc x 60. Chicago pcruuoi
(San30 i2iNpr23;Snnli)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

San GronctSco. %. Souuor.
Ger SturnL uel6cr ieit Gounerito1
@orgcn sic gon8e Eociiic aiiitc
bcimiudte, 6ot niht mcuiqer ais GO
O}euihcuIebcn pcrnidtct ltno cinen
So6lhaOcn Don N}iaioncu bon Col.
lars ongcridtct Nlou beiiircatct
NlcIouuqcu ii6er mciierc @lcniAcn-
ucrlltiic, lpcm bic Jest gcitorten Scr
6in0mGcn interchangeable iciu pcrs
Ocn.
Scr oroBtc McuidcnucrInlt crciN-
nctc ih im GtaD GGoI iiioli@ pon
Gan Iicgo, 100 Gomcritaa ytoa.
mittoQ Scr untcrc 0omm Scr Cali
fornio Dlolntoin @oter 60. 6raN
ru0 mcniaitcns 50 Iicnidcu m0c.
foumcn icin ioaen mo 0ircfi ons
Bcrbolb oc5 o}olocneu Chores giis
dcn aeiicrn 9|obmitiog ais OoS 9lb.
iaa6oot nsl6rroccn" bon 0atlon0
ilnier0ln9 oht Nicnldcnlcbcn 81
0jrlmoc.
S)obiliit6 un0 SturnupiuO ribte-
ten IN pcridieoencn Gbeilcn OcS
States groBcn SbaOcn an; 6ciou.
Oers bic 9etoiitrifte mnrOeu iHmer
IN alitlciOeuihoit ge5ooen Oo Sum
oerte BON Se6emoie6iuen oort unge.
pc9t wirOeu. 9lud Oie noromeitli.
dcn Staoten plirOen itort hcinae.
iubt NuS Crcgon Moibington,
SSoobo inO 9ioutona iucrocn bittcrc
&dlte mo Shnee 9emelOet. SSn lcB.
tercm Stoate miitbeic lcbtc 9loht
Scr ic6linmite Shirm icit 5pan5ia
eSobrcn bci cincm Gberiiomctcrilnno
pon % bis "a OjrnD lmier 9tna Ter
Giieu6abnuerfcbr lit oArd Shnce'
mcbcn 0cnorolilrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

@srrantilt aIasnth
81. y. Gun & So.
COZ -Gl0 WlesnIan0 TrALi NINa.

8annlaieriasien, Ebiiren acniier.
rnhmcn, 2o0en etc.
3as. 4 1onsr q co. il5--ii7 eaos5rtos.
diGirube,
&utent-alnm6lte.
NolrlR y. eamNriS, @e@tsaHpali; Qctenia
Haiioelss@ dnbmdrIen &cglanareSbtc, Diagos
lann EVuii tiribtng
6Buplin NJ Sef0nioR, it9--ll7 0am AAllAln8.
lSiHbtipc @ifNhuinn
q. s.. a a. =. Nripnfo, All Continental, giiAg
&raItl5lreu iCil 1872 ertnlarein w 4rilimBIe
Automobile.
&afarc. i-s5 $3i60 i~2a ~ T60
,NaausD NietDr Gn. Di &dltEiA9fs" @Bagleaf %tr,
n.t9 liN Jsunul'4ueue
Haeos 6rpS.. Bic ppopalGre Car, Sqss
MiaE1eg Mgbtle 80. Nataae t40s-i0 qloEDs
GhnrleSsEltuhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
SEER Gimg=tSs nuO Ser Sdmtt.
Gs--bicr it 6crr ,@cts=SSt".
Die muNcrne oiibuerangen-anr, Oic
10 iidcr luic SunneMNMfanna III.

sd licbc cir 1i8 nufS 8cIi0" aai tas
9alirmcfcr sum efOntrdu9c. I'D hlnic fir
Slc, ddt ouS Niibucrduae 5llln HaiiruicUcr
lidlrmclcr mo @ibnNdnNcn lepcn euQlocr
Sent pibEcrnH0c aeidut ea, pelNniitcn, Gc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30


9Imcrifdnii6c aricosiaiiie IN
San Gicao goi icnoci SiiIfscg-
pc0itiouer
San 0tcqo, Sal, 80. San.
@in6lnocrt Nleni6cnlcbcn iino SLIT
t9en mo gSoltenbrii6cn gum 2pIer
qeiallcn ourh ucldc oie EbGlcr III
ocr 0cQcn0 bis so @}eilcu norolid
Der mcrifaniidcn @rcn3c bcim9elu6t
morocn iiuo. Die gon5en 2dnoerei-
en- lcgcn 1clite uerpiiitet unO uercin.
iomt.
r,m Ctob Ibo( iino so @cniden
lms 2cben qcfommcn rno @cri@tc,
oie 1eitte 9tberO bier ein9eIouien
limo, 6eiogcn, SAB 0ie Shtben i'm
Gan 2uiS &ep- uno Gan &osquol-
GGol Gcutc cine glcidc 9ln5obl Gpier
0cior6ert bobcu. 3o olIe Gerbiu.
Dung nit oieicn 0jcgcnocu obGciduit-
ten it, fam oic Qcnouc 2tn5obl ser
Gootcu uitbt icitgciteat wcr0en.
1icb3cbn 2cihcu murocu Dor Gin
tritt Der 9}qdjt aus Scr Sau Diego.
8u6t 1crousgc5ogcn. Gicicl6cn wo=
rcn ocn GtoD 5hB Binntcrgctric
bcn moroen ais am Douncrltog
Der imtcrc 9omm nodlgob. .Vidn
oentt, ooB cine 0roBc 9ln3abl Don
Scr Str6mtmg alf ooS @lccr binouS
octroQcI morOcu lit. sic StoOt
Sou Gicgo bat ioit fcincu S3o0cn
gcIittcn. &iclc &crioncn mtrocn
pcrlcbt, ols in Eif1iono 0ot Spriugs,
Gin Sotcl cinltiir5te. Gos Gorf Gan
@osauoL weldes in eineut iruc6tbo'
ren E6otc, bon @crgcn cingeifloiien,
Iog, iol( DollitGnoig bonn @rOboOcn
neribmunocn iein.
lle6cr Oos Smidiol Der StGote
Can Slds &eD ino SccnniiOe Die
oni Gan QuiS 6luiic Iicgcn, lit nod
nidtS 5efonnt ieOod) iii es III 2(r6c.
tro6t oes lhniQuoes Der Shtt6en un-
moglit6, oaB oieie Srte scr 3erito.
ruug cntgauaen iino.
9lur BON scr See aus fam oeA
6cimqciudtcn Iiltriften Siilic ge+
braAt iucr0cn Son Den @rieaSicbii.
fen Scr Scr. Stooten in Ser Sa1
Giego @udt puroen NIonnidjaiten
IN @ootcu rad oem Gtop C6ale cut'
iouot. ieOo6 fonute bic eriie Grpeoi.
tiom lpic 6eridtet miro niGt III Oos
GGal einOringeu
Gic oro6tloien Stotionen iin0 Der
mobcn i5erloitet OoB lie nidt eili'
mel sic 1cpeiheu Der &reie meitcr
gelen laiien r0Wneu Stills Grpe.
Oitionen ucriuden bic bcimge'uAtea
Giitriftc 5u erreihen Inn oie lleber.
lc6enOcu ST rctten
Die crItcn 9eriGte bon Der Stop.
aotoitrop6e trofen bier am Conner.
itog &6en0 cin ie0od gloiibte man
OomolS, 0oB scr inter GtoD-Gontl1
Dem Irtdc oeS SodnoiicrS gepob.
len ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

8eitlngcn, 8eitimrifteh etc.
vSbs @aIiinare aemS eempnnn" Mobcst & a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
g[ntomobtI .sgcNnrfanrtifrT.

WH. MpDrl 2lre Co., i02 -lQa men aef.
NnbalsApc 9eilQt uA0 Euoch; 3ibeb3r;
&hil0ninren luo NcubcbanblluQ; N,pHruilis
re &aNpt0llriicr lir WlibcIiNMelgsn wygD
.GubeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

Geutidle Glider uuo 3gitihriIten.
w. paaiiidl 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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lRAoloarahh

autobiography
Sahsa@ &in 8boioaropp opn sIueselamns.
Nr, ld. Observation-Disclosures.
g}1tioudI.Bcnfen.
oGhe cte TeIun @otiuuaI SAINT" @ap. unA
| 4tet2rs Sirdhc. Secob ". @doi. 8raill eni,
| .9entr 2 &eone, aoliircg
! s@tccHn NNt,dnnl @niti," 482 GAhsNr0a0godg
J ,1nfftcr WNilDang Nnnia ia mort. Gniam sa NJ
| ~ JarrHii. taiircr.
3toots.@aufen.
o1gsgiide Seni yen @aiiIYsgc. @alilWuM unh
4oAbaq' @irane gtHguii scber Vyaiisctls
Nupn " yauhcr, gMcp i&riiarl; CseciNa AZ
earu. Naliircr
Sp0r.QuNfcn,
.,IrutfHt Gvor6aut poa @atlmnYe,y Waialus
uub AoliiiHvfe.SiFaBe.
TrHlt.Gonpopaien.
seIs TfgoNt ann sFEit NompaNar IN senie
-~...,.---y-.
Mlormor. lno @rani.s9erIe.
\ Suaarne 4 eons 22s gosS eoprls@etr.
2dnoniribialaftlide @crGtbc lulO
5dmcreirn.
c'ri'''h sumrt 81. 2oS aora'g'osa si'afe-
EAmbing GurnnceS. Aaugpa tnS
S.eieR Iad,ocGcn imN Slnlnen.
Ssnnsit SEusv s2a y'ero'5rrnputa0eaaa
S{mhleriNntie0e mlN NlumherS.
Senu Husert i7l4 1pamcs.sirabr. q. n *.
lylepaon gsuIie i0ap,
SSercr.@eriiderungen.
~ & @badrtotb 4 ga
r1rnilbe bener &erA,hernnp& 81 @SeieAFhaitsA 0yls
ii1nn tno gnlimpleF@tIabr
vSeniim'Ml Nets&ctNutuas1i s1iGiegrnfNast
Sdilirote @irnEe uub lsitliDM Dpnic Nrrnil4
1WgNol ,{uiaraHrt 80. " Niptrpnd 0pNnt Nl
HnuVlNl1s hFlWeEHw wldlinRfs, 1QlA 4 Na GbNp;
prr oi Guupletce @ntiNiua
4WErmnnia NengryBrrtnleTsma3 tSegrNga,ay.a
baltimore mo yfprlba@H0Be
SjIebplatten glrtolI cic.
sAeu, @gRlliu Il HSy aWry ts-ih Nal6eyliauA
straBe.
GiGcptbnms,Ngciitea lGi0 9aa0lci.
Fimrs q DRaea \ slcphsw 10 cn gextiisian
IgaBG
eiicnnoorcu alIer gIn ua0 Nlf4
rlicS.3ubeb6r.
q, Scott VGHas Co. sG2-a64 gssD Saa.Str.
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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-07-27
Boak Reelected Head Of w. o. w.

Denver,-I. |. Boak OF Denver was
reelected head consul OF the Wood.
men of the World by acclamation. Mr.
Boak was nominated by Frank NJ.
Smith OF Oakland, Cal. and when he
had finished the whole delegation
arose and joined in three cheers for
the veteran chief of the order. There
was little opposition in the election OF
the other officers. They follow c.
v Benson of Denver. head clerk, re
elected; A. L. Sunderland of Fresno,
Cal, head banker. reelected: +. p.
Bertschy of Denver, head auditor, re
elected; Judge +. L. Goodman. Town
send. Mont, head watchman. Henry
Rhone. Grand Junction. Colo, aead
sentry; John Pattison. Spokane.
Wash; Willis c. HaWley. Salem, Ore.
Thomas NJ. Robinson. Oakland, Cal; ;
John II. Alton, Denver; Frank z.
Hawke. Pueblo. Colo. board of man
ayers, reelected.
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coloradoan. Paid ss,s7s,ooo insurance

The life insurance companies paid
TO beneficiaries In policies on resi-
dents of this state In 1915 the aggre
gate sum of s3.G79.oo6. exclusive of
payments made in sixty-seyen cities
and towns of the state where the ag.
gregate amounts were less than $10,.
600. Denver led the list with a total
OF s2,0i0,000 In policies which were
for $4,000 or more. Pueblo and Colo
RADIO Springs were close together, the
first receiving s243,25n and the other
s22i.o01. The largest policy paid In
the state was for s5l.5o0 and went to
the beneficiaries OF David S. Lehman
of Denver. who died last year Rob
ert H. McMann carried the second
laAst amount In this city, si7,S95.
The beneficiaries OF John J. McGin-
nifty received sin.930.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-07-27
COLORADO DAY, AUG. |
GOVERNOR GEO. A. CARLSON is.
SUES PROCLAMATION.
Executive Declares Fortieth Anniver.
sary Of Centennial States Admis-
sion to Union Legal Holiday.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver. ON July 22 Governor
George A. Carlson issued the follow.
ing proclamation:
On Tuesday, Aug. /, this state will
celebrate her fortieth birthday. Colo
RADIO Day" Is an occasion dear to the
hearts OF our citizens. particularly to
the pioneer. for it carries memory
back through the sweep of years to
the frontier days OF romance, adven-
ture and peril and brings the true
perspective Of our marvellous advance
ment since our admission into the
Union as sovereign state.
On this day while we mark our
progress, we also renew our faith In
ideals yet to be attained. There has
never been better reason for a Joy.
Gus. happy, ungrudging celebration
than on this coming Colorado day.
The last year has been epochal for
its prosperity and the social and NOR
al advance OF our people. The coming
harvest promises to be unusually
bountiful, our mineral resources are
yielding ecord-breaking wealth; busi-
ness has entered into a new day OF
substantial, daily-increasing prosper
ity; our people are united and threat
ened danger from abroad has caused
a re-birth OF the virile patriotism OF
the pioneer fathers.
Therefore, and in accordance with
law, ], George A. Carlson, governor OF
Colorado, do hereby declare Tuesday,
August /, 1916, a legal holiday. 1t is
especially urged that our state and
national flags be prominently dis
played. that wherever possible suit,
able exercises be held and that Colo
RADIO products be used exclusively In
the celebration Of the day.
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GENERAL PROSPERITY
IN DENVER AND COLORADO 70
STAY, SAY BANKERS.
Reports to Denver Convention tell Of
Increased Farm Crops and Activity
in Mining and Other Industries.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denyer,-Expanding prosperity was
the keynote Of the first session Of the
fifteenth annual convention OF the
Colorado State Bankers Association
In this city. Bankers from every sec
tion of the state and from outside OF
the state talked OF the development
OF agriculture here, the general re.
yival In mining. the increased output
from coal fields and the rapid IN
crease in population throughout the
state. The feature Of the opening
session was the address OF Mayor
Speer, who urged the bankers to put
more human interest in their transac-
tions and learn to intermingle hand
money" and heart money"
Encouraging reports we're made by
the five group chairmen. including w.
L. Hickman, Windsor: O. r. christen-
sen, Castle Rock; d. T. Stone, Grand
Junction; X. A. Gagg. Durango, and
Benjamin L. Lusk of La lara. All
told Of good crop conditions. OF in
creased population and of expanding
business.
The reports OF Paul Hardey OF Den
yer, secretary, and of A. NJ. Rex Of
kiowa. treasurer, showed the organ
ization TO be in prosperous condf
ton.
The building OF a uniform system
OF state roads, cooperation in the use
OF the land farm loan law and the Sc.
curing OF loan bank in Denver and
review OF the prosperous conditions
throughout the state were dominating
features In series OF resolutions
adopted by bankers representing ey.
cry section OF Colorado at the closing
session OF the fifteenth convention OF
the Colorado State Bankers Assocla.
ton.
The following officers were chosen:
]. NJ. B Petriken. Greeley. president;
p. T. Stone. Grand Junction. vice
president. Paul Hardey, Denver, sec.
retary, aud w. f. Boyd. Saguache,
treasurer
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Two Injured When Train Hits Auto

Denyer-Racing into Denver from
llolyoke in a big touring car. T. +.
Moon, "a years old, and Herman
Nehrs, So were seriously injured
when Rock Island limited train No. 7
from Kansas City, running on the
Union Pacific tracks, struck their ma
chine at York street and Forty-third
avenue. They were thrown TO an ad
jacent track twenty feet away. The
car was demolished. Both men are
residents of Holyoke. They wer.
taken to the county hospital. where
II was found Wehrs was suffering
with coneussion of the brain and two
scalp wounds. Moon escaped with two
badly bruised arms.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-07-27
Mine Chiefs House Dynamited

Trinidad.-An attempt to destroy
the residence OF Charles O'Neil, mine
superintendent at Starkville coal
camp. was made. 1t is estimated that
twenty pounds OF dynamite was e~
ploded under window. No cLe was
seriously hurt The injured persons
were Mrs. William Stevenson, who
vas badly bruised and cut about the
limb and ankle by falling glass and
w.eekage. and Mrs. Isabelle Steven.
son. mother of Mrs O'Neil, who was
cut and bruised about the arms.