davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1916-05-06

HARRY r. sEAMARk, .. E. Cor.
9Th and @ SITS. N. w-Merkei
and Emblem Motorcycles ana
Bicycles. N. ross.
HAvERFoRD CYCLE CO., G. n.
Gress, MEr.-Hudson and Day
ton Bicycles. s23 10th 81. NV.
Main e5ss.
n. w. HIGHAM, JR., 1o5 n 81.
.. E-High-Grade Bicycles.
Line. CAT.
NORTHEAST BICYCLE Ex-
CHANGE-Frank NJ. Lanham,
Prop. 500 II Sc. N. e. Linc. $40.
The Washington times., 1916-05-06
The Ippolito Fund

Italians In Washington increased their
contributions to the Ippolito fund by
SO today.
This makes a total OF more than $50
contributed by the fellow countrymen
Of The heroic crossing policeman who
risked his life at Seventh and r streets
two weeks ago today to save a little
child from death under a nre depart
ment automobile.
The Italian contributors say they re-
gard 1t as their duty to raise as much
money Ms possible for the brave police
man. and today announced their inten-
tion OF continuing their canvass for
donations to the funds.
They hope to raise as much monev an
American friends raise for our
COURAGEOUS countrvman."
The proceeds OF the dance and enter-
tainment to be given by the Regina
ctena italian Pleasure Club in North-
east Temple on the night Of May ls are
expected to be OF such Size as to reaiizo
the Italians hopes.
Hope For Speedy Recovery.
neclarinR he had fallen under the
spell OF the eloauence OF Joseph
Schiavonc. who started the Italians to
contributing to the fund, Giovanni
irencipe today sent $40 which he coil
lncted from his countrvmen here. In
his letter he said
"Wc all hope for speedy and COM
nlete recovery and restoration Of Ippo-
Ito to His family"
I'm appreciation OF Policeman Ippo-
lito's bravery" the employees Of the
Forest Service contributed 1000 to the
fund today. The contribution list was
started by sympathetic emploSe In the
division yesterday morning and within
short time more than $50 had been
collected.
Several other contributions were re-
ceived by The Times TODAY. incrca sing
the grand total to almost $40.
Reports Encouraging.
Reports from Ippolito's bedside at
Emergency Hospital today were more
encouraging than ever. and indicated
that the attending doctors hoped for tho
sneedy and complete recovery OF the
bluecoat. II was said at the hospital
that an operation might not be neces-
sary to restore Ippolito to his old-timc
vigor Because Of his fine constitution
and powers OF rccuperation, he II sa'S
to have made most rapid progress, and
unless there is n decided change for the
worse In his condition. an operation may
not be necessary. It was reported at the
hospital today. '
The Washington times., 1916-05-06
$l38,l77 Income Shown
By Express Companies

The net operating income OF express
companies of the United States fo- jan
uary was S1sS,117. For the period last
year there was n deficit of StS4. 1922
The Washington times., 1916-05-06

SEDGE,s MOTORCYCLE AND
BICYCLE REPAIR sHOP-rem-
my Dedse, Mgr 2333 18th St
N. w. Col. $40.
CLARENCE s. KEssLER a BRO.
-NethinE Sold at Retail. eosh
E street N. w. Main 3O72.
E. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bicycles. Cash or instsIlments.
42e-431 Tenth street N. w.
Main o36.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO-Ei
Krutsel, 1140 7th %. On Easy
Payments.
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Deut(6es T6eater
i'm ~JluG66eim!
Die atfsriGubtue S6eater.g orneI.
lung iiHbet bsfimmt n66iteH
Samitns fat.

Gs lit jctt eubgiltig entidieben
bdB ON n1hiten Snnitog, ben s.
Gebrunr, I'm Muiifbcim bic fir Iet.
ten SnmItae nbenb bcittnmte Gbe.
nter /. gcriteIlung ltatthnbrt. 81.
rector @uitno DINER BAT feline &c.
icHitoft crn1r5t uno beripriht einc
cute IND nbgerunoete @oriteaung.
Die proben iin0 IN bouem @ange,
utib nIeS uirb por5iigli1 Happen.
Bur auifiibrnng geIouet bos
@oIfSItiif oS1nnes in auoOeI.
mubbeI@. 9aS Stiif lit urfomiIh.
Gdon Der GitcI oSounes i'm auO.
felmuoOeI" rerrdt, oaB es iih INN
einen rihtiaeu ltlf banoelt. Gos
Stiif lit oa8, mas man bon Serrn
9lmar iiberall berIniigt. gtan min
ladeD. Seoer, Der fid 10 redt gut
untetboIten min, miro beitinlmt ouf
ieine 9iefnung fomieir. @ir Der.
Deiieu ouf Die 9ln5eise.
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|Startt Srlpcrbung Der &Ontctanttn I'm
Die SprialsS timmrn im &OnttIt!
Ntacb nGdbffen WfDntas MFRS 90 MUIR nod re9uldre
gtimmen i'm grDfen 2Settbetuerb geben!
fSre0 9ittnann aus 9irOn County beate An Die Spite!

ata9 nGGiteu Montog miro es
rlir nod reoul1re Stimnlen i'm 9lll.
tomo6iL.a ontdt Der GGgliden Sma.
ba Eribiine ge6en. Die idonIte Sc
Iegeubeit fir bic &ontdtonter, eineu
gllten @Oriprutg 81 erreiden, lit
olio gGraOe Jet. 9esbol6 ioGteu
ale Gonteitolteu tradten, bon Jest
bis einihlieBIi1 Montag unabI1B.
lid 81 arbeiten, nm oieien 8or-
ipritng 8it erreiden uuO lid on0urdl
hie bette @cipiundance Su iihern.
Sic ioIlten ouBeroem lire 6reuilbe
lino 8efallnta III Oieier 3eit alle nod
3i1r Mlitorbeit n~nipornen u10 aud
Oas ~aIl9eneile 4ubltflm oarauf
aufnerfiuln niadelb ipentt iie es Inn
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@atriOtiide @e6Mrtstaasfeier.

Serr SuIius 5eltner, oas eirdiet
uno oitsge3rifnpte aino Der 5roil
gerta @ebldmanit, Der unermiiO-
IiteH Erdiioertin bes 5r1uen,Silfs.
pereins. feierte geltern ieinen @e-
burtstag. Seine Srau Wfutter gat
aus oieiem aulaB Dem @eburtStogs.
fin0e uno eipigen 6reunoen am
Nitta1 Elm idones 6eItrnabl I'M
Sotel S%onteneIle. Gie 5eIttqfeI siertc
Elm pr11tiger Sdn1ud, beItebeno
ans Der amsritanii6en 6Inage unb
hen 61bndlen Der oeutiden @erbiin.
6eten. 9as Sotelord)efter .unter Der
2eitung bes Serrn GrnIt Noroin
trug olirb prdftige beptlGe @luIif.
niiHtmern sur @rbobintg Der Stint
niing BEL. Serrn 6eItner tprroen
bon aaeit @Giten oie ber5IihTten
@Iiidfpiinide Suteil. anl aben0
fanO i'm 6umilienbeim cine 6eier
Oes @eburtstages taft, DER ale ga.
milien-a noeb6riaeu beitpobnten.
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SRI. gaiiIiiie gfoicnherg, Sch.
rerin Ser beltihen Sprnfe ou Den
Goiteanr s6uIe, lit am SdarIad-
Tiebcr %erfrantt, befinoet iif ieoof
mtf Dem 8ege Der geiierune. Oil
lit bisber Die einSiae 2ebrcrin In Der
Stoot, Die om SdarIod erfranft lit
Gle 31bI Ocr ShiiIer nn1
GdiiIerirnlen a1lT Den bieiigeu Sod
idulen betrdat insgeiamt 1869.
TnDon .behadeH 2,o42 ote 8entrut,
Sg7 sic SmnbeIs. irn 4s0 Sic Gao,
leiteS odlihAIe.
Der biefge 3lmitprein bat I'm
5UntdneIIe,Sot eite GemdIoemts
telling be~rdnitoItet pelhe inter
ben So giIOern iebr idoue alrnit.
merfe eutbGlt. GieieItc md6rt DIS
gum IL. 6ebriiar uttD 1T tGaIidl bon
10 llbr pormittaas bis 10 llhr
abciiOs, Gountaas bon , bis 10 llbr
qeaelt cillen mdBieen eintrittSpreis
de0ffnet.
..
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9Ins gn6arn, Nebrasfa.

2etten Sonrtag lit 2liigitit Boil.
fuB begrnben, nelder Iebten 6rei-
tag auf %ieircr 6arm, 6 MeiIeu BON
.Sobnior, geltorben mar. us Seel-
iorger fungierten Die &erren 9uito-
ren Sonlen ulto Girls; 2eidentert
8bilipper 3, Is uno IA. Der Ger.
itorbene lit III Der Brobit3 goien ge-
.borer. Sic SinterIaiienen iin0 nebit
Der Bitipe 3 So5ne unD 6 Softer.
8erbeirotet batte CT li6 in 1888 nit
SRI. @efa 8iers, Der iest nun trnu-
ernoen @ttme.
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pie ipGt am 9ad9nittog ODER 9lbeuO
@riefe I'M %oitault ieines 8obn.
ortes eingci9rieben meroen fonnen4
&onteItunter bic in Coughs GolltD
lpobncn, nliiien ibren 8eridt Dor 3.
uDr o6enOs III ser Sribilne abge.
ben ODER ion i'm Omaha 4oItant
Curd eingeidriebenen Brief ~etnieu-
ben, oanit ou6 lire @inienoung I'M.
nbduberIid an z. Sebrltar erfplgt
6reo Dittmann aus 8iron Gopnt1
Bat beilte bic optic Der aouteTtau,
fen erretdt. SnIius Seitner be-
ballptet Die 8fDeite 5teIle, unO S. s..
.91sner lit an oritter SteFe Der.
Seidnet.
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9eiteIuug Der &GgIiAen Omaha
Sribiine eriu9en. Das miro man.
den oa5lt beltiWmen, geraoe iest alf
Die 3eitung 5u abonnieren.
Doytit ie6er &ontcitdrt ben gnns
Sen 8ert oieier Spe5ialitinnnen CT;
b1lt, muB Ger 9riei mir ben Gin
ienoungen Den Eoititenpe[ oes z.
6ebrliar trugeit. Golte Der lebte
Bug I'M 8obnort traertO zines Son.
taitaltten Dor Dem 4bell6 oes z. Sc
brllor o6geben unO Der GontetaAt
ieOe Minute Des Cages nuSniiselL
10 utuB er Den @rief einidreiben I1i-
len, ober red)tSeitig gelala oamit er
ben Hoititerapel oes z. 5e6ruar
etbaIt. @fan finOe Oes6aIb alls,
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Minafampf int auditorium.

RahIten 6feitag nbenO ftroet I'm
auditorium 5iuilden Dem briQonter
Gingf1mpier Charles Eeters BON
BopiIliou uno benz 0Gniiden Wfei-
iterihafts- Aiugfdmpfer gnlil Mor-
tetlien EN- Gingfampf ftott, Der mobl
an ben iiitereIianteIten 5ablen oiirfte,
Sic iemals bier abge9olten tpuroen.
Mortenien lit elm Singer bon inter.
notioralem Gui, ndbreno fit geters
in mebreren gr0Beren St1oten
Durh iein getitleHnnmdBiges Nitf-
trcten mo 8inetunIt cinen beoeii.
tenben Innteil geinaft Bat. 8irtt
Refers ieinen @egner unh has
lit iegr tuabriheinlid ootn Bat
er 4usiidt, li1 nit benz Metiter.
ihnftsringer ameritd's. Soc etc
der, in Der Gre1a 5u nieiIeH.
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Dos @eriid,t er6Glt iid, oob unicr
@oIi5cidet go. CRAWFORD, I'D, INN
.oas glWt 0es Gberiffs beiper6et
.ipirb. gr pirb jebod porber leia
4mt nieOerIegeiL mn lid nit boiler
Strait In Die aanipnene itiir6en ot
t6nHen.
Ger gr1itbenten . @eiu9 lit Dor.
.i6er. uno aacS lit mieOer 10 till MHo
trofest tpie Dorber. llnlere oberelt
&ierbunoert baben ii6 i'm aubens
budeIn uito Sobeoieneru i~iberboten.
Sci Sportpooo Sanction fubr
an Dieuitng Elm @iitcr5iig In einelt
@agpn Der eIettriiAen Snterltrbau
8obn binein. 3mei @nbnongeteIte
bes Ieeteren iomie Stpei 9oiiogiere
purbcn beriest iebnd gIiidliher-
ipeiie ni9t gefabrttd. Scr 2oto.
motipiitbrer oeS @iiter3nges botte
Die &angieRcihen iiberieben.
Die 8ereiniguitg Der 3ipilinges
iieltre bon Soma nir6 bonn 16. bis
10. 6ebrunr lire Sabresoerimnm.
lung in Ges Moiltes dbbalten.
Die Gottin oes 9aroermeiIters
Sonnu Der befdnntIi6 germ giSe.
@onberneur neroen m0hte, lGBt Ser
9iuhm oeiielben nitt i6Iofen. s[uh
iie trahtet mad poIitiihem 2orbeer
uno m6d)tc germ Mitglieb oes
Sdulrots mer0en.
@ei[ 5unfen ais elmer 2ofono.
tibe feline an Ger DIT IS. StroBe ge-
Iegene Stollung in @rau6 ieBten,
loOaB oieielbe bolig iu 5euer ouf.
gita, bat 90. 81. QeogermooO bic
6. g. & o. 9o1n Inn $1,000 Sda.
6eneriab uerfld9t.
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Der andfins 3ummer slueiter Sell.
Die nnBeiluDlle SGtigfeit Der spin.
tie pBn 0Dmaing Street, in ueaer
SOnOcrnummer DOu nSfnes anb
GDents" blosgeitellt, Gut9iaan-
gen iiber mcltbiituriidea 8etrng.
Die Don obiger 3eitifrift Dor
einigen @oden berousgegebene
IuoniaSAahmrner Bat in oeuti6.
feinoIi9eu uno 0eutidfreiln0li9en
arciien berartioes gnfieben erregt,
oaB ser @lbidIuB Oieier ein6igarti-
gen Snmmlltng 8eitaenoiiiider Do
funeute NIT eroRr Spanning err
rnrtet nur6e.
Ger 3tpeite Cell 0ieier g~Ldr5er0
gegliGten, reid iluitrierten SdiI-
Oerung Der cn9liiAet 9reB 8ropa.
ganoa miro Iebrl BALD Dem &ilbIi.
tum ~porliegen. lin Die u~noltsbleidts
liden Storungcn, Die Der @norarg
Der 9eiteaultgert nnf bic gtnanias.
Summer berttrinftp, 5u nerrneioen,
erlltdt Dos GlbIifations aomitee
ron oSHues ouo gpent8" Barf
&op 8log., 9erp gorf) nm redt3ei.
tige G~eiteIltngen. Ser eSte &eil oer
ananins Drummer bat bereits me9r-
fad nahgeorndt per0en ntiiFien,
mas natiirIib cine @er55gerltltg i'm
&eriano berllriahte.
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Thens8oot bes 4bmiroIs gsirsS al
MnntId mar uno in ber beriibmten
Gesi6Iabt Der ManiIas9oi ben err
ten S9uB abfeuerte. Set me6rersn
Sabren fdon 1T bieiss ti9tige Boot
i'm aepenuenbisnIt Der Der. Gtaatea
unb bent 3ugleih oIs Sommers
.G0urt6aus". Gs TT allie ausfidt
borbnnben, boB e in biefer boppel
ten Gigenfhaft ii6 nod lange Mig
lid srtpeifen tDiro, Rt9ter 8rpnn
I9eint aud peri0nlia cine febr sus
friebeniteIIenbe ae4tsipattung at
iben.
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saasiehen i'm gnSitpriunt.

9dhItef Somstog. glbeno finoei
3ipiid)en Der beutiden itno Der idpe,
oiiden Riege ein @ett Gan5ieber
ltatt. Ger Giniobpreis betr1gi
$500. Sonntdg aber0 miro iih Die
beige odniihe 2tege nit ben Diet
IteriGnfts 9au3iebern Der @eIt, Der
i9ottii9en aiege bon Chicago, mel.
len. Ga Der aompf in bei0en Sal,
len Bis 51m bitteren GnOe dusgefodD.
ten miro, fam jeber 6ratno oieles
Sports ouf Elm Invertebrates eau.
5ieben rednert.
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&cro @oIH9amrner, @lenbiL geeb.
- 9as eingeiauotc @eoidt y0ie
oife 8ertbo@ lit bereitS 3petnoI in
Der Omaha 3ribtne" Sltln abbrud
aelangt, bns lebte 0adl erIt Dor bret
@oden. gs tuunOert mid, DAB Sic
oaiieIbe ii6erie6en bn6er,
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Eeitrrreih . llnaarn.@ erein.

PIN GoHntag ben 6. 6e6runr fet.
ert Der 9eIterreiA-un9arn Mdrmer.
herein in Der 8rrnbaap an Ser 10.
uno Wtartba GtroBe iein oiesiGbri.
1es 8ai9ingsfeIf. SrgcnO ienlnno,
Ser eirer berartigen 2eier Der fi0e-
len Seiterreid ~lln9arn beigemobnt
bat neiB ntB grfabrling DoB es oiIi
oerieI5en bod 6ergebt. Gg gibt gu.
te9 GIlen un0 Srinfen, nnD mer
9itft gum 8an5en bat, tomnt nidt
3u fur3. User fid Elm paar Sturt.
ben gltt amiifteren min. Der foate
Sonntag 6as 5aihtngsfeit oeg
Gaterreid-llngarn beiudeu. Cas-
ieIbe ninrtt UNI 5 ltbr abenos iei-
men Mnfan9.
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Din Ole Oeut(6en
UOn 0ema6a GougtD!

Ole geriamnIrng oes @iiroer,
oereins bon 0emobn @ountD lit in
S9uIboule gu Sidorp @roDe on
Sonnabeno ben 5. 5ebruor, nafm
1 ll6r. ane MitaIie0er uib bic eS
perOen iuoaeu, iinO eriudt, iid elm
5ufiuoen.
SeurS Sector, BrdiiOent.
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Iaterbnd) fir ale artrn opn Satel.
arbeiten,

Bud Scr. I, mic unten gejeigt ent.
b1lt Gnpeiiungen ur0 tuunDeri60ne
SGuItrotionet iitr one aFten Don
5ilat S1feInrbeiten mo &reil3.
ltidlen. Seoe 6rnu ipettaifert. oas
9eneIte in Muitern ai betnmmen.
Mad)en sic SdfeIarbeit2 Gcnoen
Sic brett fir Oieies Bud, peItss
oas reidbaItigite uiO biaigite Mu.
itcrbu1 iii. GS erreidlt cher Sen
3tDed, als Bidder pon $3.50 Cts.
lteber 200 Gluiter abgebiToet.
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Dettet att >os
Oentie6e Aete Rremi!
Die arbeitsfeIOer hes
9enti6en Noten Greuses:
GerlurnbetenfIripras

Z geriumnbetenfariorge
sn Slb. nnb Gtappen-sasarethu, in eiaenen Standardization
1n0 9nsarett3agen nrbeten bic bonn DentI9en Gnfen aren3
z o~usgebH0ean Gdpefern. Sranfenpfleger inO @Rfteeertnneu.
4 SnbaliOcufartorss:
sr p~orbIolden GItnifea rn6 Gr6oLmngsbeimcn, otrd Babe
z fnrcn fir WeneenSe, in Srappcl. ub SlinOcnfhnlen miro Die
z Sdofensfrdft Der pprubergeben0 ober Oauerno Snbafoen
4 gum Segen beg Gin8eluea unS beg Stnaes mieoerbergeteat
Y ariesssefanaenenfHriOrse:
gurd ipue eneen 2~e5iebunget su 6eu itanHihen 8eb0rben
un6 1uterfhbt 0nrh Die oiplouotiiden gertreter Der ner
troen etuaRn it Dos 9entihs aOte Sirens IN Der Sage,
aud in SeinOeslauo fir Dos eeitee umo leiblide 8obl Ser
ariesssefansenen uno SHterniertca ou iorsen.
z Samilienfarforse:
Sn ibren arbetsitattsn rnb @abfn6en itnb burd5 tire Nrbets.
permittlnngsfelen berthaffen Die IN ben mentea oeutlhen
y Stabtn ~behbenoett Sranengrnpprn 0es 9entlden RoRu
arensss ben 6rouen tr0 5omtienongeb0risen Der I'M 6efoe
Steben6en 8eddfttgang tno Dtttte[ 81 iDrem Se6ensnnter.
q bolt. 9urd] bic &oIfsfaheH peroen fe bon ben bGtsliten
Z en- sGaaGngs6eimen, ainSerpfeseaatttn unO ainSerfraufca
bdniern iorgen Die peibfden DQitgIieber bes 9entidcn NOha
4 SrenaeS fir Die @ortan9 rrO @raie9tns Os iufgen Rad
tuunies.
Z 3ituem- nnS @aicnfnrforse:
9urb bic birefte ltHeriatune ober godrast eeeieueten 81.
bensunterbnles miro hr Die gsituen eeioret.
y St Naien9Gniern lno Grsebanasbeimen fir arcasnaisn
meroen sic Gabfonmcn Ser fhs 8oterlono @efo1enen a.
b%rdubboren %@titgieoern Der %menffIden @eeaitoft er5ogen.
gettrdQe bon SiIfsberetnen um0 ginseIperfonen fir
ons 9entde Gute Sra5 neroen ~nnbersialth un0
obne irgenOmelde abdage tDpenfrei ibrer 8cHru-
uing d~ngetlbrt.
@abn FaS B r@ten on Die sufataan Os s~faatsOebus
4 os Ne6rasfa:
6rtS. gOIpp, gertbnsr, Usbr.
German Noman's Belief spsietp,
Ors. 8erta @esihnanny Ntdnbentin,
1909 SOuurO Ctr, Cnabu gts6r.
sadde 0mabd sribaue, 1911 eoparb Ct. euabo. ab
! 6. Seder,
GeIeeierfr Oes Gedihen Roten areu,es..
1928 9%rohopup, Gem gorf.
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adltnna. 0eutidIrI

aommt 81 s. q. 6. 9inmObr fir
beiten 2imburaer SEIZE, gerduderten
Gntfildy SnIenpfefier. gier uno
Ghnnps BADEN mir and ait Der.
foufen. 207 iiiolihc 13. Strabe,
Omaha Meb.
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gg be3dblt iid, IN Den u9fai.
Iifioirten 9%naeigen4 Ger Sribine ST
nrllonc1ren.
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omaha ganAlpebrDerein.

""yN
gtnh Grleoigung Der Moutinege'
i11fte bei9loB Der Omaha 2ono,
DebrDeretu In ieiner am Wlitttpod ob,
gebolteuen reaelHdBigen 8eridunnl.
hung, Dem oeuti6en Morine Meicrpe.
leutnunt Berg fir feline Seloentai
Elm @liidmuni9 Selegronln at iiber,
len0en. 4u9 ipuroe olf i'm Gin
6reiiades @urrab ~ouseebraft. Der
oiesjabrige groBe 8eretnsboa finoet
an Samstng. ben 26. 6ebritor, I'm
Grutf6cn &raic ltatt.
GiSieite garenriesc.
Ole geitrige @rut mar redjt gut
beluht; 9rummb6r OoIt fiibrte Den
.@oriis III idneioiger @eiie. 8mei
meme 5iidle Senrp uno aarl Stab.
mer iuurben nufeenommer. @ae
Sidets Der bon benz grummb1r golt
.geltifteten goIOenen llbr iinO Iosge-
ihlogen rulb ieibige miro eeIeeentIify
0es oln Somstug, ben 5. Sebruor,
Itottfinoenoen 9ales perloit meroen.
Sn Der 8erion Des frilberen Eatrf.
lcbrers oes @ereinS 0sfar Rdit bottle
Die 81renbrut einen redt ongeneb-
men 8eiuh. ct bepirtl9aftet ge-
genmdrtig IN Sin Gafota cine 6arm,
mir6 mobl aber bol6 tpieoer gu urs
5uriidfebren. Die neiie g~1renb0ble
gebt ibrer 8oIenoulg entgeget ur0
miro NIT einem grnBen 8dren.apm-
mers er1ffnef ueroen.
Ger Siioieite Eurnberein maht
jest Iutter Der 2eitrag oes tiihtigen
Slirnlebrers 5rit 0onlann quite
Jortihritte. Seoer 5reuuo Der eD.
len Suraerei 1T freitnolihit eriudt,
iih Die Inrniibungen or5uleben.
SIN @nifGeim.
6ofgenoes 8rogramm lit fir ben
Mouat 6e6ruar feitaeiest moroen;
Sonutog ben 6. 6ebrltar: Gang.
frdn5hcn iiir Die MitgIieoer nnO oc-
rem 6reunoP.
5cnntog ben IS. 6ebrnar; Stif-
tungsten Der 1Goncoroio~.
Samitog ben 10. 6ebruar: @roBe
Yreis-Nasferaoe fir Die MitgIieoer
utt0 3renn0e,
Gonutug Zen 90. 8ebutor: Gang
trdn8hen fir Wtitatieoer mo DC.
rem fSretunoe.
Sonntag oea21 5ebrltar: gbello-
GnterbaItung NIT reidboltigem Bro.
aramm na96er Son8.
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NeaiSteiten aus Soma!
Nee gRoines,

TeS WPOines,
Ser Gmil Ghmabsl, l07 6. 9be:l
fat jett bic @ertretang Der Cmaba
.Sribhne. Gyir bitten bic eeIrr, BEN,
itlbsR Neaisfeiten ans &irhen., Ser
eiHs. nnO Gamiiienfrciien 5ufummer
III Iaiieu, ueldJe berieIbe Siir Der
Sffentlidnng in Ser Sri6ine iber'
mitteln mirD. @nf nimmt Ser
gana6rl SabifriytiOns . @elber IN
Gmpfang.
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6eiratsaeindl.

Sanger g'ollr, "a Sabre, @Grt.
ter, felt 2 Sabren bier, tuiinIht Sc
fanntidait init Oeutidem Wldb6en,
spef$ eotI. ipaterer Seirot. Offer.
ten unter 4. 3. an Die Sribiiue.
S. IL.
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Sic Wamen Der 9%Onteaanten unS tire gtimuen,ahI fnh tme foLat:

Nnsnit &cnSt, GEtuaro 81 $4,000
Sre6. SanSer, 9Iatte Gp......... 10000
Sermam HOIf, Gebar So ....... $4,000
6einrid SorseRs, Sripp GDy en-. DAT. $4,000
8. 8. SuOmann, 3.darSioa 80. $4,000
9ans SaagbebM aaBr Gn........... .12,100
3. u. Stnbr, Carroll So, So. $500. 10000
GRriif. gEriinanieR, Sarpg So. ..... .10,100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20
TURKEY NOT ALARMED
Hniii Bey Answer. nussIn's "Fantnstic
Idcas" az to Fate OF Con-
stantInoplc.
INV Associated Press !


BERLIN. Deccmber 10 (via Sayvillc).
The Overseas News AGency to-day
gave out for publication Constants
noplc dispatch containing speech or
The Turkish Minister "f Foreign AZ
fairs, ifall hey, before Parliament,
dealing with Il recent address made
before tho Russian Duma by Prime
Minister Trcporf. concerning the agree
mont between the entente allies with
regard to the disposition Of Constants
noplc after the war
The Russian Minister Trepoff -
llall Boy is quoted a having said.
"d"clarcd that France and Finland had
agreed with Russia I" support Russia s
dcSpotiSm over Constautinople and
that tho Russian people must know
why they were shedding their blood.
w" answer the fantastic IDEAS Of
Trepon with reality OF facts and
we thank God that He has allowed
our FLAGS 10 wave VIGOROUSLY on the
Roumanian passea--that is. on the
shortest road from Russia 10 Constan-
tnopie. They commenced this war
drunk with ambitious ideas and pur-
suing fantastic plans. We fight and
We march on tho way of truth. and
viii continue to do SO ronfidinE in the
Almighty and supported by The force
Of our army and sacrifice OF our nation.
We ure ready for peace. but arc pre-
pared for war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-20
y food dictator hat,

harvest was poor. y food dictator HAD
bcen decided upon.
Announcement w:s made that more
drastic steps would be taken regard
ing excess profits and that director
OF national service WAS proposed who
would begin by scheduling all indus
tries and services according to their
character as essential or moncssential
to The war. \ military director would
recruit the army. Industries clnSsed as
diSpcuseblc would he drawn upon for
men for the army OF for indiSpensab bic
Industries
After making AN announcements in
regard to tho NATURALIZATION of ship
ping. Lloyd George said he hoped
shortly to announce the plan for more
effective use OF ships and construction
ot new ships.
The Premier said he had 10 paint
Il stern hut not gloomy picture of the
var. The Ruumanian blunder ut its
worst only prolonged the war and
could not AFFECT il. To prcvcn, the
Eounanian situation becoming worse
strong action had been taken in Greece
ana the agents of form." Premier
Ncui"cloS had been recognized.
CONVINCED rIIAT ULTIMATE
VICTORY ~ ASSURED
lie referred TO tn" growth OF the
British armies the western front
and added: Il am convinced ultimate
victory is sure ii The nation shows
The same spirit of endw.anc" aud readi-
ness to learn US tn" "iUI-S,ainch
armies at the front"
entity OF aim and action among the
allies were necessary. said the Pre-
mier. lie paid a tribute TO the con-
tributions Of the dominlonS and said
they should he more fully consulted
as 10 the progress OF the war.
we propose. therefore" he said. ITO
Summon soon an imperial conference
and place tho whole position before
the dominioms and take counsel Win
them as TO what further action they
and we should take IN order To achieve
an early triumph"
The Premier said his break with
Premier Asnuith was one az the deep
est regrets Of his life. Some Of my
friends know how 7 strove TO avert
the parting. ! am proud to say we
never had q personal quarrel. II was
with tho deepest regret that foun'.
it necessary 10 resign"
AIr. Asouith. In beginning his adj
dress. extended concentrations to the
new Premier on his accession to that
reference to the German proposal for
Il peace conference. which. he said.
was born OF military and economic
niece SSity.
II ace nothing in the note from Ger
many" he added. which gives me the
least reason 10 believe that they are
prepared to give us reparat:on and Sc
"urity. If they arc i'm such mood.
II ihoy are prepared to give MS rrpa
ration. for tho past and security for
the future. Let them say So