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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

1Sx36 heavy cotton Huck Tow els, red or white border, per dozen S9c.
 Red Star Kitchen Toweling, 16 inches wide, special, per yard 811c.
 Ss inch Mercerised Table Da- mask, assorted patterns, per yard 25c.
 IS inch Mercerixed Table Nap kins. already hemmed, per dOxen Soc.
 36 inch Hope Bleachcd DOmes- tic, special, per yard S1sc. AmoskeaE Apron Gingham. all sixe checks, blue or brown, special, per yard S1ac Soft finish plain White Nain- nook, 10 yards, special for 69c. A dependably good quality soft finish L0ngcloth, 10 yards for roc.
 A full roll containing 26 yards of Kitchen Toweling. only 0Sc. Devon shire Cloth in plain white or stripes or cheeks. per yard 1Oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Extrd special

s o" ''d regularly 295 z. a 115 cloths linen Inch fit 54inch tabIes OF regular 75o special 4sCO ] .e.s ps1 ss1. 39 consisting 2onch doiies, f3 pieces to the Q nE set special OsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Anniversary Sale
 of dry goods

 The same dry goods store that has taken the lead Tn every one of our % birthday celebrations original this 50 departments When Loveman, Joseph Loeb their business 29 goods business
 it 
 this it is department orcefuness economy ferings for tomorrow, the opening day.
 72x9O good quality muslin seam 1Eo
 sheets, each COO 42x36 good quality muslin hem 1no stitched pillow cases, each lVC Clarendon bed spreads, we'll known brand for quality and service, % each lsAI 36 inch Lonsdale bleached domestic, 10o special, per yard lUO 36 inch wide excellent quality, light or dark colored percales, special, 10o per yard lOO 36 inch wide soft finish Indian 121c Head domestic, per yard 1O2O All styles of calico, excepting solid Eo cOlOrs, per yard DN Bleached Turkish bath towels, good 111n heavy quality AA2I Aledo silk, 36 inches wide, in all shades and c0lors, special, per 0Eo yard AON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Ivory and pearl gray $6 $I .95 and $7 pumps, special F

which Footwear Store has evero footwear sale prices mostly soles with white welt Louis Cuban heels These strictly in fashionable throughout the 
 but Chief says "Ws fit eight ten"
 (shoes, Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
72O $1 Middies soc

three collars, with solid collars all white piped in colors.
 These mddies selling 100 that guaranteed wash and retain their perfect fit and general attractiveness. window.
 (2d FIoor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

a%abenbart negatiot. Seq ntener,
Tiger ban, at bape ~gobtgjort, at Nau.
meme / Onslingptten life laoer Jig
BRUCE til gepisrnoterieI ior sGttens
Spbap: ieIp ON enfeIie al Rdunene
oprllloelig er banife, tiger life bet,
al @tten err oonit. Eaa ben anoen
Stoe tror leg, at noget poIttipt er
pnnoet, ct forofteriltiif 1rGf | vi.
flngetioens Wapnelfif er faitIlaaet.
Set piier zig, at Der er Iterre
Veppgeligbeb Jibens Nnpne.
ginning END man let bar uprct TIL
beieIig til at fro; Der err Wobe'trem.
ninger iom sier fig ~giGlbenbe og.
iaa poa bette Smraaoe. 81 Ter, at
perionlig Smas os 9ebag fan brpoe
meo gammel TRADITION, og ri foar
e: MT Gi~bnesbpro ON GulturiRI.
esIfabet / Norbens 2iu peo Den hi
%Itoriife 5ios @egpnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

SfSIse 9iebbciciie fra gatentaopoia,
terne @iliamion & gierdbant. 925-
9S5 metropolitan 2ife glog., Riunes
apolis, Rinn., er Yatenter nSfrrDiset
III fsIsenoe Cpfnbere i Rinneiola.
Worth Satota oa Suutb Oatota:
z. Y. gaffe, giion, 9. 8, Safetb
eranf for G~utomobiles; 9. 9. 9enion.
minneapolis. Minn., Sronins gonro
Gttadrnent; 8. 5. Carton. S%airfar,
Winn.. PortabIe elevator; q. $. Sibn,
SaribaiiIt, Rinn., SIeieb attahment;
s. 5. Wosmeper. GIearpater, Wiuu.,
Eotato VIanter; 8. 8. Surb, @abaiba,
Win. Chair Seat; 6. 6. Sues, Iinnes
apolis. Wtinn, 2oct for anocfoonn Yaz
pei gogcs; 5. .. Sobnion, 2aureI. 9.
o, STIMULATING guIbing; 5. 8. 6.
SSnapp. minneapolis, Rinn., Suitener
for Saib CORDS; 2. q. &nigbt, Han1
Saa, Rinn., Coin 8ecoroer; IS. 6.
Song, Climber 2ate, z. 8, Seebina
Te6anism for Sbreibine Ma6ine; 8.
N. WrGlintocf, ct. YauI, Winn.,
S%isbtnins arreiter; 3. Spperup, Iapis
ion, g. 8, Rubber SeeI; 6. 81.
Yfanoer, Siu Gitp, 2. D, Hepeatirg
Bump Gun Camera; 9. s. @ierce, ct.
YauI, Winn., @as Burner; IS. Sams
hic, Yld5a, g. 8, gnb @ate 2ocf;
g 9. ellis, ct. YauI, 0iinn., Camp
Sbabe; 8. llnensater, 6attou, y. 8,
Strain Ibiorber for Sprocfct 8beeI5,
&. @eistopf, ct. Yalil, Ninn, @Iecs
tricaIb operated Saib Splber; %. 81.
Welanoer, minneapolis, Winn., Cutting
Sebtce; q. 8et, Gait 8ranb SORTS,
Rin., Nurierb Sree 4ieaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Som 6sIge al De ino itore tef.
niife @anifeIigbeoer, man iaaIe0es
Gar at fipmpe nteb peb panamafo.
ndIen, ipnes oct oerfor, iom ON
Sfpsfarter, ietbperiialo / Den npr.
meite 6remtib, life meb Sifferneb
fdn resne meb, at RanamafanaIen
I'll cnbper Sio uil ppre traiifabel.
Get antages life uoeIuffet, at gIo.
fcrins al aanalen oeiaa ~ier,ere oil
flinne inotrGbe - iGrlig iom 5sIse
al SorbifiGlp eller iterfe Hegnifpl
og, / Den tsrre 9larstib, paa @runO
al SanomangeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Oct banIfs Excitement peS Stanbarb, gus
berta: @anaba, enifsr, for at forebpsse mils
Zig WtsforItaaelle, at meobeie:
l.. Vt tnaen Sri9s'fat ct poala9t 9anb=
manoen | Sanaba. 2. ut tprn9en SGruez
plt9t life e%riiterer os efter &eoierinsens be.
itemte @rflrrtns life pil blipe inoiert /
@onabo. 3. DIT oft tilbaseperenoe eouo /
o9 peb port Excitement Der, iom bet beoite
| pe'tlt9e Canada, miblertioi9t bal pGret
taSet at Mortebet ben Senii9t at r~eierpere
bet Tor blempenbenbe Solbater, paa Setts
lementets lnotrru9enoe Spforbrins after af
eanaoian Facific Railmap Gontpanp er
cabinet for Sals pua be i~Gbpunli9e 20 aars
VetalinsSpiIfaar.
Narmere Splpsnin9er sipes berebpiaisit
al Zen oanife Excitement Nlubs SefretGr.
ANTHON c. RASMUSSEN,
Standard, Alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Stipenoiat 6auaclnnos
ilutrcrtc Wor9csiorcora9

&c norife SfoIer, Mcniaheber
8oreniuaer % private aomitcer /
&~Si9coniiu Ntiuuciota, Noro. % Spb
Gotota, &opn % Chicago ionl er oil.
li9 ill al urralaerc for CT eler Here
al mine 9}orgc@iore0roa iii Soften
Gttober, Nopember % Gecember)
bcoe2 iuareit mulia meboeIe mig
bette iao ri fau forreiponoere ON
Crouingen.
0fiu Aore3ie err Sarge, u. 8ofota.
$. Saugeluno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Smaapluf.

- GibIep e. @nicfion fom Wtan'
bag tiIba9e ira Wontona.
- aaptetn I. ". Ho5ltng % Ser
baiegtc gobe, Sa., iioitc llac.
- Niiis Rlltb 9oricu reiite 6reooQ
iii COTTONWOOD, Niiun., FOR al beige
Ienner.
Mrs. Sobn u. GobI bar @eieg
al en- Nicce, 0tiis Sobuion ira gtin-
reapoIis.
- Omar Soicpbien bar en- llgeS
9io beisQt lin Ntooer oG mango Sen'
ner i Chicago.
- @bilip @erom opcrpGrer oenne
ltge Ell aoupentIon al Stobanolerc |
@aterloo, ga.
Wii5 $Srcnc Sitrcml opholocr
iia / @obe, &a., poo en- Niiit hos Vfr@.
Oscar Serlieu.
- Ntr. % 0irS. ToilI RpAg reiitc
Maroag til 2ofc Ntias, Sa., for at
beige Sohn NcI1cIon@,
- Miia Martbo %lSohnion ira ser.
gus Sails, Winn,, bar / noaIe Gage
beiegt 8roieaior Sperotia.
- Nrs. @iu Sinncpolo tom ii0itc
llae hicm ira Ct. Voul, bpor bun bar
pprct unocr Spgebcbnn0ling.
- Dfra. 2ena @ione cr rciit til
Gpping, g. Gaf., paa ct Bar ll9ero
@cisg hos lin @rooer, anllt ,Spcriou.
- DfiiS Alice @affe reiItc iorriQe
llge Ill 8Iennoo6, Winn., paa en- @i-
iii hos MteIpin Nnbcrion og 6omilic.
- 5reo Carlton beritcos bar iooct
aortroft pao 9roIGQuiuq al TO anor-
taller | observation-disclosures / Greaco.
- Wrs. Goitor 2ollrit5 2oricn %
@arn ira 9rooflpn %. g., oufom
BERTH SnSoog Worgcu poo ct lpn,
gere @eieg.
Mi$ieS Soicpbinc GIion "a
Clara % YtobeI 9teliou ira St, Saul
har pGrct hcrue0c pua Ell fort %iiit
hos MrS. Z. ". Nc3ict.
DIR. % Mr3. u. IS. @aiIcp /
@iuleibcif NoteI fIptter oennc llqc
Ill 8otcrIoo, bopr N2r. @aiIep ifoI
beaprbe Giaoriorrctning.
~ Mobnme SbIion Solcm cr rciit
til Chicago, bpor bun piI tiIbrinae
Meiten al Sommeren. Scnncn oq
De TO Gstre iorbIiuer Der / @pen.
Qiii3 emma SOBER reiitc ii0Ite
ll9e til South Gnfotn for at bcicqc
line Scitre. Mrs. Humcrion / Gitcl
line % Mrs. GuiaicI / Sorunto.
-Y}r. 2uop. @ue ira @cfin, g. ..
"a - fS Anna Norfcu bIep pict /
@atcrIou Hioac airfe iQuar Cocu
12te SuIi). Tuitor @angcuiteen Tor
rcttcoe.
- 6erh, @nffcn / Mobiiou Comm.
'hip ioIgte iibite Hoe en- 0urco Ser.
len @riS iii Geo. @iliic / Groapcr.
Tpret. Der peicoc 500 @lrno, iolQtc3
for $50.
- Sper &amre fra GroofIton,
Itinn., Ser cr Sprbaocr poa @rcat
@ancn, bar pUrct +; @pen
I noaIe Gage Tor at beioQc fine her.
oGrenbc @rcorc.
- Siguro @rneion, Tom Il IarS
Sio bar DGrct aniut / ct Npotct /
Gitp, bar / noaIc Gage prrct
her poo en- Sill; hos line 6orplorr,
N}r. og hrs. Otto Arueiou.
- Mr&. Cigar &ohr. iom bar boz
ret berneoc / ilcrc llQer / @cicQ hos
6orGlorenc, Wtr, % Mrs. Setter
5obnion, reiite Irrooa Ill Ninncapo.
lis, boorira bun refer bien til @c
mibii, @iinn.
Ger er taor / Soma rcgiitrcret
10000 Iutomobiler, hporai ser be
tales Ell Sicenic Stot al 81 ,533O54.
Sim ire Stoter llnionen, giem port
Tenn'plpanla % California, homlcr
op meo Soma / Alltomobilcr.
Sobn @ricbcl % Wiii@ 9uicc.
gonieIs blep Qiite i0og Gitcrmioooo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
"Nmsuennen".
spmaifinen "S%uspeunen" er pppuler

Subbdrb. Hebr., ODE Narts 1915.
49, Oil Sc pGre iaa oenIis al
ienbe mig Spmaiiire go. 800 meo
gaetrRs piar%ofineret SaISSsrsiabinet.
Set er III Den 3bie 0iaifin ri bar ticbt
be 10 isrite bar nj lit soot. Saas
ber Sc oil ienoe ben ~inareit mulist.
GesIaat ieuoes $23.25. vi bar 10 npIis
betaIt pp for "7ecorabsS Soften. men
iaa tun Sc ielp regne no hporlGnse
Den M blir tetnlt op.
gieS IeteIie
Sans Sanien,
q. 1. Srbbarb, Webr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Nnifes. I9enter for at iel9e
birefte til Torbrnsere pore lltbnarer,
beitdaenbe al Madinaps. Sweaters, Sop
per, Strpmper, o.l.p. a9enter tiener iubtil
So 900 ON Aaret. ilor nGrmere Splpsnirs
ger t~ilifrtp Asb 6iuer Woolen Mias &c.,
Sereus Sails, Mtnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
bu gn1fer 40 Mcres euer

~ mere irustbart eano meb 0ermulo for
&lsper | port @oopsra.ipe Excitement nGr
@ranbon, 8etsiGbet / 6oreit @ountp, @is.,
~tilifrip os os opsip bpilfe Setingelier hu
maa bape. 8i nil ienbe big BOG, ifrepeu
unber Speropipn at Statens gutoriteter.
@senter euifes. Ters Ola 9aub so. a Main,
SranbDu, NtS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
NDrth 9afOta QauO.

@nb Iober bier 9aa MsnnsItcne foruteres. men Der
blioer lite Mere Sanh. GpQaner pper @pliuaer piier
Worth 2afpta at bore ben belbiqfte Stot for 9Sormtna.
HprtD 8atpla frsnlbrineer Tor Iigeiaa mango Dollars
@arge ,aa u1nqt Benge. GritSen berior: Wprth Ia,
tota lneb 45 Wttlltuner Slcres bar finn 635. 600 Wleune.
NeI; Spipa nlso IS Utillioner atres bar 9, 200 900 Uieu'
neifer. Strio efter goa oa Bart otienoe Riabomnlei
9ooe Nnlsbnlnaer o9 Dor Blan for birettc SanbeI.
y. s. MURPHY, immigration Agent,
500 LINE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Nmifcs. gn &offepiee, mort
~ elsr oanif. fan iaa COB Slabs / fe aus
gun | gSaib., 3. Is. 25 Dollars, Roit pg
9osi pr. Maaneb. Sibite Gi9e peret Der 5
aar. a~nbsfales at os uGrmere S~plpSnins
ger ira 6. &brifenieu, Dor u, arlington,
ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Sioraa til Soban Selncs.

gn llbenpput, &ouitou, Wiun., 81,
Nauen SIion, @riebrot, Miun., 81,
y. Sonber. Geccrob, ga, n. 6, 81,
WtrS. 5. :. Nloabl, Gaaep Gitp, y
2, 81, Ole 6reorifion Eefin, y. 9.
81, Sobn u. 6plpaa, Sreoericf, 2,
e, 500 :. 8. @aoritaO. Safota,
Minn, 81. Siliommen $500. 2io-
liIere toitteret ior $S62.22. Salt
$SS0.22.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
~ DOT 2ermulbs 2ano, oirefte fra

W gierne, bpor bet er en- Sebaaeli9beb
at iepe oa bpor Tibet Hense nil 9iere big
ielpbiulpen. 9t9r Marfeber, Stoler, 8irfer.
@obe @eie. Store aplinser at alting.
Sbealt Steb for 8pesopbr9tnins. Sfrip
eler fom. 6lambeau Htper 9umtber Co.,
Citation T. Qaoplmitb, Wisconiiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

eemp "reepran. ypifen % Veb arnen" nj
SIQaf ca Eenner I @crrlelauoef. aursion.
ruoenten q $3.50. Yerto iperesneI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Nebiatte Sarter S e. sE:ss.sH'' :: ss, e!
Stsber. G~srfrinIis eetieniRs til nebkafte 9rtier
The BOYD Transfer Co.. nolsssssHs. Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Nnfcs.-Mqenter til at ieloe
~ ManbsflGbninser peb Yrspe birefte
til grugerer. Stor Sortieneite for eubper
g9ent. Sfriu iii SoulumerS gSboleiale
60, Sersus Sails, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

1fmOeripg Nitfin County. Oct
~ bpber big mere enb roget anbet Siitrif,
oo oct er Ietters at bsspnbe meb 0feieriorift.
bpor Tprboloene er laa ioeale. Sfrip. CAB
mig %iortlare big. IrnoIb, eano a9ent,
Roet Sslanb Hailwap, 13J @olpin Slo9.,
Duluth. W{inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

y DIR. 6plpaa bar Here @ange
tioIlrere ienot nnielise 9ibras til
SeInes. "G..4." Reo.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-11
S37.eo3.oo6.so

JOHN JAY ABBOTT. Vice. President.
ARTHUR REYNOLDS, Vice President.
CHARLES C. WILSON. Cashier.
FRANK II. JONES. Secretary.
WIN. p. KOPF, Asst, Secretary.
HENRY c. OLCOTT, Mgr. Bond Dept.
ROBERT J. HERCOCK, Asst, Cashier.
ALBERT s. MARTIN. Asst. Cashier.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
Easter style prophecies have a

Here are two advance models for
spring as worn by Bessie Barriscale,
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
SUSSEX COUNTY TAX
SYSTEM IS FAVORED

Members OF Pomona Grange OF New
Castle county have pledged them
selves 10 a new plan of county as
sesement modelled after the Sus-
sux county plan. resolutions to that
effect having passed at the quarterly
meeting OF the grange IN Eden Hall
yesterday. The resolutions favored
the adoption. of the Sussex county
plan and other propositions TO raise
revenue by other means than adding
TO the tax on real estate. The 'reso-
buttons were framed by committee
composed OF Hervey Walker. John
Nevin and Henry Thompson, and were
passed by the grange with great en-
thuniasm.
Resolutions also we're passed re-
questing the retention OF the Office OF
County Agent by Lee Cooch. who was
said 70 be contemplating res gning.
and regarding the conduct Of the home
for feeble-minled.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08

the Triangle movie star.
Miss Barriscale's street suit is OF
palest gray chiffon velvet bordered
with monkey fur. Oh, yes, fur will
remain the favorite trimming for still
another summer. The coat is hip
length and the skirt is longer than
the average for the winter.
Miss Barriscale's stunning silver
and black restaurant frock ought TO
provide any girl with a dozen new no
tons for a spring wardrobe.
The Red RdinghOod cape is made
of black chiffon banded with silver
tulle. It extends to the foot of the
skirt and listens shawl fashion. The
gown is also Of black chiffon over sh-
yer gauze. The skirt is banded with
black velvet to give it weight.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
BROTHERHOOD MEETING.

The Pennsylvania Railroad chorus
will furnish the music at the Brother
hood meeting of the Green Hill Pres
byterian Church on Monday night at
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
DANCE AT HAGLEY.

Hsgley Community House will give
a dance tonight from SIS to Ills
O'Clock. to which all members of the
Friday Night Dancing Club. as well
as all other members Of Hagley Com
mun'ty House and their friends are
inv ted. Germans Orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
!. c. CANNON DIES IN THE WEST.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Dec. s.-New,
Of the death of James Clayton Cannon
formerly Of Gumboro hundred, at his
home IN Los Angeles, Cal. on Novem-
Der 90. has been received here. Mr. Can.
non was a brother Of Mrs. Annie Il
Ward and uncle Of Mrs. Jacob NJ. Sal
mons, both Of this town.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
HAPPY WORKERS TO MEET.

The Christmas meeting of the
Happy Workers Missionary Society
Of West Presbyterian Church will BE-
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Nelson Fritz is chairman Of the pro-
gram committee. There will be
Christmas music. Rotations and a
dialogue entitled Three in Bed" A
visit from Santa Claus Is promised.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08

The Young Peoples Society OF the
First Swedish Baptist Church will
hold It's twenty fourth annivei sary at
the church. Vandever avenue and
Church street. on Saturday night
at s o'clack. DR.. Wall from Ke-
nosha, Wis, will be the main speaker.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
BAZAAR FOR CHURCH.

The women of Eastlake NJ. +
Church will give a chicken and oyster
supper. In Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth
and King streets, on next Thursday
evening The fancy table promises 10
DO an attractive feature.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08

Every trunk Is
built, best season
ed stock is used
and the best hard
ware applied, so
as to stay where
put. A good trunk
makes an Ideal
present
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
TBOMPsON-wHrTE

Al Scott Methodist Episcopal Par
sonage on last Friday afternoon. Miss
Alice W. Thompson. Of New Castle.
became the bride of Roy White. Of
the same city, the Rev. John l.. John
son performing the ceremony.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
FOR CARE OF SOLDIERS
United States Policy Patterned After England in Finding Employment for Retiring Army Men.

Washington, Aug. 22.-A policy of caring for federal soldiers upon re- tirement to civil hfo, patterned after that of the British government, which secures employment for enlisted men retiring from the army, has just been inaugurated by the United States. It is announced in @ pamphlet issued to- day by Adjutant General Mccain ex- blaming how the soldier may take ad- vantage of lucrative offers provided he has demonstrated his efficiency for civil employment during enlistment.
 Recruiting officers are named in twenty-three states through whom application may be made for employ ment- The pamphlet emphasizes the fact that the army offers exceptional advantages to those who desire to fit themselves for almost any line Of vo- cationa1 work. It also contains long list of positions scattered throughout the United States in the filling of which former soldiers will be given preference. Many of these are state TT municipal employments at salaries ranging up to $1,80O a year.
 The list shows the city, the position and the necessary qualifications as reported by recruiting officers who gathered the data. The purpose of -- the pamphlet is three-fold: To at tract the best class of recruits, to dis abuse the public mind of the impress sion that the army is a refuge for those unitted for other employment, and to explain to the soldiers how they may take full advantage of the voca- tiona1 training in the army provided In the reorganization bill recently en- acted.
 The booklet is being supplied to all soldiers and widely distributed through out the country to induce recruiting.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
AUTHORITIES PROBE
 SECRET MAIL ROUTE
Say Letters Are Being Struggled
 to German Cities

New York, Aug. 26.-The federal authorities acting through the department of justice bureau of inves- tigation, have begun an investigation of the alleged unneutral activities of certain persons who are said to have
 been engaged in the secret transmits sion of mail from this country to
 Germany, and may also have been
 engaged in the smuggling of Teutonic
 reservists from this country to Swe-
 den, or some other neutral European
 country from which 1t was easy to
 continue the journey into Germany,
 Austria, Bulgaria or Turkey. The
 smuggling of reservists would not in
 itself constitute violation of Ameri-
 can laws unless fraudulent American
 passports were used.
 The suspicion that a Well-organized
 and frequently used underground sys-
 tenn of mail transmission has been in
 effect for months past between the
 United States and Germany was one
 of the unexpected Outcomes of the ar
 rest of Hans Edward Thompson of GA West 1O7th street, and Frederick Uf- felman, a landing agent employed by
 the Scandinavian-Americ Steamship line last Friday, who were charged with attempting to smuggle jewelry valued at $25,000 through the port of New York
 The revised statutes of the United States prohibit the carrying of mail on
 ocean liners except as part Of the reg
 ular government mail.
 Mail Sent to Deutsches Bank. The Deutsches bank in Berlin is l named as one of the concerns in Ger many to which mail by the "private express route" was addressed. Other equally prominent concerns as well as prominent individuals are said to have been among the c0nsignees to whom the mall was addressed. A representa- tive of the Deutsches bank, in New York, according to the federal author~
 ities, has admitted having intrusted
 mail to Ufclman for delivery in Eu-
 rope. This and other information
 tending to verify the existence of the secret mail service came out in the
 course of an examination of witnesses
 who were called to the custom house to testify in the case of Ufelman and Thompson.
 Uffelman and ThOmpSO both of whom are in the Tombs in default of bail were araigned before United
 States Commissioner Houghton yes terday afternoon on the smuggling charge. Nothing in the complaint referred to the illegal mail service or any rumored smuggling of reserVlsts from this country into the countries of the central powers.
 That the smuggling of reserv1stS might figure in the case was intimated l by Mark Alter, the lawyer who repre- 1 sented the prisoners at the nearing l before Commissioner Houghton. "I do not believe" said Mr. Alter ! to the comm ssioner, that the de- l fendants were concerned in aiding
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
PEARY INSISTENT
Believes It Is Too Early to Dismiss His
 Belief in Discovery of New Land in

Relieves It Is Too Early to Dismiss His
 Belief in Discovery Of New Land in
 Polar Regions.
 New York, Aug. 26-Rear Ad- miral Robert F.. Peary reiterates his confidence in the existence of Crocker Land and his belief that he saw it in July, 1906. The admiral,s state ment, telegraphed to the Tribune from his summer place in Maine, was called forth by the fact that En- sign F'itzhugh Green, the naval off, cer assigned to the MacMillan Crock CT Land Arctic expedition, made no report of whether the expedition found Crocker Land in announcing to the navy departm ent his safe arrival at Copenhagen August 19.
 After quoting from his original nar- rative of his expedition the story of his first view of what he believed to be Crocker Land, Admiral Peary said:
 Tt may be that MacMillan and I were both misled by the nearly per- manent clouds of condensation over persistent lanes of water. Or unusual refraction, which occurs in the Arc- tic regions, may have lifted into view land that was in reoL--y we'll below the horizon, "--~ my estimate of the distance Of Crocker Land may have been too moderate. It will be we'll to await the completion of Stefansson's discoveries before dismissing Crocker T nd
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
HUGHES WILL REST
Speaks Tonight at Denver and Will Then Go to Estes Park to Ret1lper- ate From Campaign Strain.

Denver, Col, Aug. 26.-Charles E. Hugxes entered Colorado today and following today's activities will take a brief rest before resuming his speak ing tour.
 Today's program includes a brief address at Greeley, preceding his ar rival in Denver shortly before noon. A parade through the business sec tion of Denver is to be followed by a reception at his hotel. MT. Hughes will be the guest of honor at a lunch con rendered by the Mile High club. At this reception Mrs. Florence Bay ard Hilles of Delaware, Colo, or ganizer of the Woman's party, is to thank the nominee for his endorse ment of national woman suffrage. Later today MT. Hughes expects to pay brief visit to John c. Shaffer, newspaper publisher, at his country home, Kencaryl, in the foothills south west of Denver.
 Mr. Hughes principal Denver ad dress will be delivered tonight at the Auditorium Immediately afterward he will leave for Estes Park, where he will enjoy an outing until Sept. l.