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Hanfea sab cxdb Sci ben D3silern siemlid
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ei@ts Ws4fsl asf gonbon patbea III
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25

Isabella beb benbe Ell 9Iomit. Bar.
net iog life imlob oen, men ilptteoe
lia nGrmlerc hen til henbe.
Or on life glab / @lomiier. min
lille &en?" ipurate Siobelo.
SO. / Roier."
"Soa fan on iaa benne - OF ben.
ne ~ oIeiammcn", iagoe ISABELLA.
"Na, Sot." ubbreb Barnet, Ineb
Itore. glabe Zine, ne DC Inloa San.
Der funoc life boloe pao Dem ollie
'ommen. bcrior la9be bun Dem / aio.
l~cifisrtet lit.
ISABELLA ino benrpft paa benbcS
bornli9c. grncisie @eppsclicr. vi
gen hopoe talbt bcubc slba. iaa bun
uioiic. at oct bar benbes e9ct Barn.
9tn iaa Aoa np OF iaabc;:
"Iu bar 10 inaen &lomlter Ii
ter life on &oicr?"
SO, fiPre 9orn,"
Gag bcnne ba!" hun GAP Isabella
Den 'ter'tc og pafrc'le.
Cen lille Manno bcrprte Wuoc-
rcna; ISABELLA iflGlpcOc AZ Irpo, toa
bcn % fpsicoc Den. Saa ia1bc but:
"Tor en- lioen Nanno Mon Den
~updcuiiuAc blipcr ion ltnr ION min 2"
n1 bun loo, lonl brun lanlnlcnllgnc0c
Dem.
Barnet iun citcrtrnfionlt pan lin
&nnnb, oerpnn pnn Isabella % loGoc:
On aier Tom Yopn, ban mnoIer
pgioa unocrtiocn min Noano."
Sober on mc1ct al Din Tupo?"
ga, % al Mama o9iau' ScA
ielgcr Tapa til Tortcn, hentcr 81
CARER I'll hun oN 'fal glprc enooa
mere Npttc. lluor ieN blipcr itor."
Get or riatiNt, min ipoe lille %cn,
GA lii OH glerc alt Tor Enpu, life
ianot?"
$50, iuarcbc Barnet, og Oct life
9lnliNt ion mlcgct nluorli1t 10, "og
Mtunla hiUlpcr icN ogidu, lcg boiler
aurpcn. mems hrun lfiGrer Nlomiter-
ne. Eapa Tiger: "NlGlp Mama,
Nbu, Nirlp Miumla,"
Tnoercn iorlsgtc altlaa paa ale
Wtanocr at iaa Barnet iii at hoIoe
al bans nnben &u'trll Ion lin pirfe-
ligc Wpoer. tHlfte Isabella bittcrt.
Sc tleoe bcg9e, Barnet bapoc
traplt meo at rome line %lonlltcr.
Snn uobreo bun pluoiclig: "Na, Der
cr 10 Woma - min Wamn!"
Nun ipran9 op, loo ~lonlterne
fnlbc o. lob fur at MODE Sarnen. Or
oeue loo Tom en- glub liben Suna p9
De gienlob enonu / Siabellas Ercn,
oa Nr. Wtartinis loplige 6llItril 'tpo
for benoe. Get oar Ell elegant ID
NE, me Mig Isabella / uoIeenoc,
Noa iamlcbe 8lonliterne op igien,
hiulpet al Tlgen. Sru Nnrtlnl tat
feoe Isabella for benoes @enIlgbeo
og baD @oa gipre oct iannue og lige
Sarpel.
"Sarpel, tuf for Hoierne" iogoe
Nou, bppebc Mnii6tet op til Isabella
o. tuaicoc helloe tiPrliNt. Saa 9lt
hun iorllpict bort meo Den enclte Mo
Der, bun nogeulinoe hnuoe tlenot, me
oenS berDea rctte Wuber bleu tllbnge,
f~ortpilet OF fmlget al Sorg. Get
par bittert, at iinoe bcnoe Iaa loo og
ellfclig OF ina ie belloe aaa bort ira
Tia i0lcn lou ct anoet fremntco Barn,
at pioc, at Nurllets aj1rligbeo til
hortc ben apinoe, iom III belao alle
henoes cget 2ips @~clligneller hell'
bca Wano, beloca Silent, beloes lille
Barn,
CWiere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
'Wterc.)
Gu Hcoitcfaocr ifriucr.


IioC1 Gro poa iTroi1laucoe Vtcoici'
ncr," ifripcr Mr. Sobn Wtiooelitao,
642 S'Gpmnnr Ct, Sttapa, Ont,
men nleo Or. Tetcrs @ilrifo er Oct
nnocrleoes. Seq peo, Ipao Den fall
iibrcttc. Sea bar ct Narlebaril, Ell
Sut, ionl, bu ban unr IRE Ndr CANT
mel, leo irugtcllg a. &rnlllpe az Ell
cpllcptiif Ndtur. Snn bleu Iaa oaar.
liz, IT ban buube ire I'll ire Mnralo
ON Sugcn. Seq git ga ben o9 mt
Aurito. %. nNit @ilo, maa NJ tatfe
ocnnc Micoltin ior Nnrllcts Sip. @aH
or MI attcu Nur garnnlcl % bar nT'
ret uco uonlertet Selbreo belle Sloell
liben."
Som Ell Mcoicin for Nluoet OF
Gonititniiolcn, ilabea Der neppe no.
det Sr1cnlioocl. Der / Nlrfetrait fon
iannlcnliNne2 mcb II. Feters SIT
rifr. Zen bar beitnaet Sloena Fre.
ne dlcllncll CT Narhnloreoea VrllN.
Nurlfo er life at ida paa Npotheter,
bcn cr life Ell ulminoelig Nanbela-
purc. Gen fortunes Ilmeubeoen oi'
rcftc ira @aboratpriet. Strlu til Sr.
Getcr Sahrnep X Cons 60, 1875
81. Nopne ape., Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25

ma ollot Tor Scn1."
"4irn lea blipcr oc2urrrc QnHltc
albUudlN Al Cent. iagOe %iubcllu
ilot ituumeu0t, lea bar inNcu lliiO-
Ter.
on Nuoo?" ipurQtc 0bcritcn %
tom uUrmcrc Nnn uur Ilot opu, liot
urolig 90 m@glcrrlA a. liN.
Nobcllu pcnotc lil til bnn oQ ioN
DC hot huicrc; Seq ioQoc, Cbcrlt
Strcttou. AT lea fonmcr til Gem fnt
tIN og olbTnGiG "a icN iclp er luIO-
~iiUuoil bIotict Tor N}iolcr.
"6ru Niortiul", iooreoc Cbcritcn
ucnliA oA pUrOlN sc ifoI tomne til
o2 ion Dor Cater % Icg pil fulbc
Gem Eiobcao."
Sans ucullAc Smll og |oIporllNc
Sro trritcoc % berolinc0c benoca
inAc Sin0. oN bun fp3icoc iltncnl-
lIN bans lrcnIbu0tc N0nno.
"@|cI tnlt. %ohu. SINS miQ, Siu-
bella, Oh ltuI pare Dor Cater" Sum
trnttc0c hcnhe9 Noono oQ ioQbe:
"SerN lite oucr 0cu lille Stottnr3
Mtor, seq pco, bpor boorot oct er."
"NUr lon mil life at tale ON ben.
&c, lea Nil lite tmnc toulc Oct.
"Cbcrltcu touIcr lite ~lorguuooigc
Nnliltcr ON liz. III mon lorloge at
blue mttcliN hos o2."
seq nil leIe mia mttcliAcrc hos
cocr emo hos no1cn nuoem i Den plbc
Ncrocn. ono pcliianc Gem Tor Sc
res @o0bco moo mig"
ga ISABELLA CIT no, iogoc 6rn
Strctton:
SOM cr iao tntncmlia, i%totfor!"
"Nlm er Ell prTGtlN aarutter",
inorcOc hcIbcs Wiono, "ieQ tror, bun
oil bliuc til ltnr &reit for dig. 9u
uil tonmlc ill at ieIc oct li6t eniomt
oQ lrcmmeo hcruuer / Goritningcu. "
On bar Net. &ohu, meoen@ hum
.pur bortc, m0rcoca lea pnn, huor-
IcOca ieN itnlbc tluuc umouUrc bcll-
oc. Sea cr gloo poer, at bette III cr
or0uct."
SUN 10 li0t uc0 Snntcn poo eli
N0%optlu0atter nIco huiot Nanr, me
Otn2 hcuOe2 eact por brmt. Nnn
mortoc lig oper Smanting oq tog ri
net LET. men beu0c9 Micrtc par aoht
ol U0clt
Zen lille Gamlllc reiltc nco til
Su0cullun0 Ill Ell liocn Glcnoom,
Cbcritcu hdpoc Ser, ~ lcpcoc melct
title 81 inu un0ertiocn no0lc Sen
ncr hos liz, men u'l0Q0c oIbril lcIu
HcirQ urn Strcttpn lal0t Oct ior
b~e'uUrIlNt nt 0ud no, OF SbCrltcn
ulloc lite Anu / Sclltub, ioroi ban
u0r 0pp ol trpCoe, al uocnior ,Sll-
0Icn uur intct Steh luu fomiortubelt
iom hans e0ct Mu3. 0nn maieoe al
to mco i'm IlUt % Semperntureu
I &rrtllenlc Nlcmme hclorQc0c hula
montt {icucr bans NtanItlocr, %
EiobtlId ion uaiIdotli9 paa lbcrmp.
mCttrCt. 0ubutoc ou luftcot Sore ol
%ruoutr mco ll%'orIiNneIll Sdalmo-
0Ilhto
Isabella ilcltc meO Nu%holoulnarn
oJ ip0rC0t Eu Strctton al llmauc
"a ait @uiuar. Sum hlalu hcubc mco
nlu0c2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.
diorNt ali ior az aicndirloc Nerca
Wo0hc0. Sum luitc ior SbtrItcu.
ivtuc0r Sdut mtN ham ud ifrcu Ian
.at Wrcut eitcr hans 9lttat. sun
.uar alto uilid uu alan ueN NJ flttuc
Mul9c ior Dem al hlulpc Dem. Sun
ait m0 paa allie 0cre4 Ylnncr Oh On.
tier nc0 mcrfrlldl Nlluor, bun finn
0c0c itl til 0cnl. Sc par hcnocs 9tees-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
Uaus til Dozen :: SS or :. N

~NANtN ANlA N.|AlNtNA A. "a
Strca / en- al Be uor0yc Gor'trOcr o1
too &cicu nc0u0 en- TITLE Wo0c SOM
uar tcmmcllQ hcj ~ liant. mcn Il
icrQmoojlt 'cr1rummci SInljQt %
hriot Naor Nm QlUNcoc ilN oucr
io'cu at bctrrNc Sen oonlc tlcuotc
%cl mcO Nui,ut ~ (rTcrnc Tom
huu hui.cNc ioa Qoot u Won0c
trai huu Ncrioncr, iom huu irr han
De omgoaeocS. bun ioo poo Sem, men
&c frcuhtc hcuoc life ilIcn.
SCI or life at lu0rcs p0u", tTnt
Re hun. req err iao 'orduorct
Nuu uor paa %cicu til inc cncltc
SlraminQc. - lit Noru % Ell Gan
re. SUN hon0c life bert ira Dem
pao oucr 10 Nar. men hdabcoc, al De
lcucoc pcI. ION "a hun lioit ioa ocm
&oa0 ihlloc ucl hUuoc ct rrlitt Norn
"a en- uaiit Same Tom nUitcu oloriO
aif uo2 Nlu IGuQ-coc cltcr Dem,
men Qif aniqcucl life hurtiQcrc Nun
Quieoe Tor iQicn at bctrUoe net Nlcm,
huor bun oIoriQ mere uiI0c trGt'c i'm
9GatciUnc. ga hlm ion III lc Nu
ict, ito0 G~rinoriuAeu ON iorOlma
2uffe fac leoenoc Tor hcu0e, al bun
et SicbIif liQciom iornnNcoc2, oN ioct
hun off iun al Nortcn, b%ctro0tcof
Inn Sc uafrc GrrCr. Nopcn. 0llc
@lomitcruc / @iuoucruc mco famine
@eIbchoQ ~ @lpoc Tom 'ororm
N2cn ioa hu'fcoc hlu 0ct uUrpUrcu0c
iQierL nct al SorQ iorou0rcoc llo
trnf fom after lrcn1, % hun nladttt
toQc fig iammcn for at rin8c poo
Grtrcocrcn.
OR Iut Sonocr5 bicnmc?"
iplrgte bun Ni8cn.
~Sun Dor life her hun or ilnttct
paa 2onoct pco icQ. M}cn fonitc 0c
nil fontmc ino 90 hrilc Gem Ilot
|iQcn a Qoohicrtct ~ houoc omit
al Sen bIclc Same iom ioo ioo itti
fct no.
Gamer off ino % latte liz / oct
penc SpiicprrcIic. Cm Ijot io0oc
bun:
SEQ uioitc life at Gnr Souocr9
hapoc lcict Nlict ma"
a~ lbs, L,,,, ~, $500, t,, Inn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25
OMS

u,otr, bcu0c ro3,tiomb,liI
0omcu tn, en- l}cnocic0ocI Nj.
ocn9 Nooun "a aif SEN firnotr Vel
tllbo0c til &ooncn lrocn at ic til.
booc q nrt l,lrs. ION muu ol0rio
mere ifuloc bcfrroc Nm hir0c life
ic ia tiIhooc. bun ieltc. al HIM cacra
lite uiloc fuunc oicmcmiorc oclr
0lan. mu hapoc Ioot 0cnnc iii
Gins tumacitc (imc.
On Snn0 arch Tortuilclicn hcn0c
ol0clc>. mu ruitt0t ia bare Ee6cn.
Saa ilc0 Torti0cu % ior hcn0c. oa
mn iuu en- liocu Gi0c. ion. lcotc ncoc
uc0 Nmtrn uc0 Strnnotn. oltio itir
rcu0c uooucr Sipcu % pmltc0c. al
mm uar blcucn en- out "a nuoc iorc
tililoa. Sou Tom en- hri on itatrlil
(jlbcocr. Ipooicrcoc mco hcnoe pco
Strouocu % boo bcuoc bliuc bans
Nuitu.
SOa fonl SET lille Rrnllup hos
hcuoca 1uutc. hi hun uor ct iorrl
orcloit Barn (autc Aluc2' pltoic
lilc SulOom % CuO. huorur0 ocrcs
@mnlparciic u0iattta, ct innlft ol
mttcliQt Stem. en- liocn @i0c mco
bInu Zine % lnic Grracr, imua bui
tc0c Nuu0cr, iom iumlcOr citcr al
tina, bcuoc5 patlcuoc @auQ. hcuoc2
io0c. hulut uiorituurlilc VluorcL, 90
iuo rar Den lille uUitcu to 9lur gam
mel ol blcu opcrluot ill (uutc Su
iduuo2 CmmL ga GorTlorcnc cnoc
liz iorctoQ Sen IUudc ouitroc Aciic
Sum bar b%curnft, brQciiuct Sum
cIfc0c Nouct Sen iticrucbriuucoc
Njnmcl2 NiaicitUt Soo toul oct
cuoml mere ~ltorortchc Shc al en-
Storm. Ncuoc3 oObc @crmoriuG
uocIuffcoc GruQtcu iuotil hu hortc,
al Stibct uIl0c Qoo lm0cr, oQ at %
0cu uar mmoQoorliQ
Sum boo fin Mann ON at ioa 90
iammcu mco honl. men han loQ0c. #
bm moottc lcpr Tor lit Darn, oQ iii
hcuoc uco / en- Nuo6 Sum iuo Gur
trict brnoc2 iiuttcr % Qoo ira bpcr
ouorc ocu Gel, huor hcn0c3 MtonO
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0pie &c liter "rceOraB. Hoheu", aRbetal oeH
I'll Gdhccr % aleroie. &ds Dem Ct llImer al
eldoei IN ~ pd % ienoeJ Ce os en- M
slbouucni. lll pi moi pihe ni pdaiiIrnne oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-25

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pa 20
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Stitt.
Wtini
til Mi
MI / I
SullllI
nIc0 =
bar bt
nllocl,
Stu
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fit 80.
nocrIi
&c Eic
forclli
ban bl
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Ti,1c
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ter 1T
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N(oIcIl
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.pch. iou ban oitc nuuoe giort nleo
bcnoca cget.
lln0crti6cn bante0t hel0c2 Nlcrtc
AZ Ct pilot Gmlfc OH AZ liurtc mo paa
Dem o. eoclpNge otrc2 %pffc, men
o1tcrc lTn9coca hIul unrlllt efter, at
lltct ~noQcnlinoc pll0c i%orltnrrc hucr
fen Gu0crena cucr Nnrncta Grc0.
Sum icNtc life at tputc paa Den me
Nuitrt. bun ooolc0t hcuoc life, men
fIuI0c bclcr life hol0c al bcnoc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
DISCOVERS BODY OF MAN
WEDCED IN PART Of GAR
Yale Student Surrenders 10 Police,
and Is Held Without Bail
for Investigations.
VICTIM TERRIBLY MANGLEp
Driver of Automobile Ignorant That
There Has Been Accident Until
Steering Gear Acts Badly-Does
Not Think His Car Responsible.

MEM HAVEN. CONN. November IL.
Charles II, Whitney. a Yale student.
driving his car on Milford Turnpike
"a the town Of Orange. west Of New
Haven, - | o'clock this morning with
TWO other students, found his steering
gear actin. badly. lie stopped to in
vesti.ate and was Mortified to find the
tors" 81 = maa wcd;sed in betwscn one
81 tito front wheels ana the strings
About q third OF 4 mile back, he
sass L. had turned out quickly to
avoid q hi. auto truck owned by the
Winchester Arms Company, hound in
the same direction toward New lIa-
veu
lie wen, back to investigate. ana
near thc spot where he had turned,
out tic found the legs which evidently
belonged to the Same body.
Whitney says hc was unaware that
lie had hit any one. IT is thought
possible that the man was struck by
tho truck and manglcG about tho time
Whitney passed II. AMI the fragments
OF nfs body ioulcd his machine. He
does not think his car, which Was much
lighter than tho truck, would have 50
manglcd tho body.
Tho victim was apparently lahorins
man. about forty-fvo years old. The
body has not been idcntitlcd.
whitney reported what had happen
cd to the West Haven Police station.
where he was held without bail pend
inc mn investigation 10y coroner Mix.
whitney lives in Wall street, New
Haven Ills home is in Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
CONVICTED or SPYING
Bl SCOI"rIsu COT RI'

NEW YORK. November u.--pr.
Armsaard Karl Graves. AZ he was
then known. first came d. public
notice III this country whom no was
convicted IN JuiH. 1872. hy The scot
fish High 'our; OF Justiciary III Icdin-
bur@hh Scotland. OF spying ami SEN
fenced 10 serve eight months IN prison.
1t was alleged that notes anncrrnins
tn" guns under construction for IN.
British government ana other iu,r;mi-
mating documents were found in his
possession.
Graves appeared ~ Now York in
June. 1919. and was quoted ~ lnakiiln
a lon@ statement to III. effect that he
WAS released from the Scotch prison
upon condition that he enter tho Brit
iSh secret service. nut iha, after hr
had performed tho services rcouir,a
OF him tho british government refused
I" pay him II reward that had been
promised.
According - this statement. Caves
Sa'd Eat while in The employ Of tho
L"iiisn secre: service h. followed from
Erem"n to TN" United states in 1914 a
confidential envoy Of Germany, who
cam" to New Yori. "a meet m envoy
from the Japanese government. Graves
also was quoted rs saying that he oh
tanned from the German Representatives
4 copy If secret agreement entered
INTO by Germany with japan defining
the attitude which Germany would as
sumo IN event Of war between the
United States and Japan
The question as TO why Graves was
released from the Edinburgh prison
was raised several times in the British
House OF Commons, and finally. in No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
CHALLENGES PRESIDENT
Cincinnati Nan Writes to Wilson Ask
ing for Duel With
swords

'i\'l\NAri ONO, November Ill
Win byron Ring, iifty-seven, living
at tn. Oakley Hotel, Oakley. Il suburb
here. wrote u post card t. President
Wilson challenging him 10 fight u duel
with swords. the police charge. King
- III highly nervous condition, a
post office inspector said.
Ring was arrested here early to-day.
The police say he admitted having
written the post card just to scare the
President.
RinS IS said 10 have recently come
to this city from New York CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

mat service TO the cmhussy would he
- ne IN Germany.
none Of my conversations ws:h
l'tince liatxfclii was Countess :srn-
storm mentioned In ract Countess
H'rnsi"rT has nothing at ali !" do
with IL. II is true IN. letters were
addressed tn her. but that WAS just Il
cover Those letters were entirely
official documents"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
WILSON HAS LEAD OF
.,ISt IN MEM ni.\t,D

SANTA I>E, y, NJ, November Ii
President Wilson led IN tho unofficial
New Mexico returns early today by
Ass votes. with twenty-nine OF the
63S precincts missing. These precincts
were small and widely scattered
Late returns on Congressman gave
Walton. Democrat, lead Of i75G in
81: precincts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
CORN GROWERS TO MEET
Virginia Associations Convention VIM
he Held in Danyillc NcAt
February.

Special TO The Times hi spatchI
DANNtLLE. VA. November 1.-THE
Corn Growers Association OF Virginia
Will hold it's next annual convention
in Danvillc early in February. accord
ing to ~. u. Watkins. secretary OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

Chamber Of Commerce There are SOD
OF coo members.
ihcre viii he Il large corn exhibit
IN the city Auditorium. and >prizcs
amounting To $500 will be awarded for
The best exhibits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
HELD FOR TREsPAss
william N. boiling Arrested. aud om-
GERS Find EiHht Gallons
Of Whisky.

'htrscd with trcspass. William II.
'''i'lhs was taken 70 the First Police
"'"l'oh TINS morning. Patrolmau G. \
Ice % the First Station. found Ho,
mig coming out Of the coal ven; in the
sidewalk ut 10 North Seventh Street.
The Office investigated the place ana
iou:lu a. to be vacant IL. discovered
eight gallons Of whiskr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
LETTER Is SIGNED
WITH INITIALS ONLY

Til" letter which Graves is alleged
II have said would prove ''embarrass-
ing" 10 Countess Won Bernstorff, was
couched. Federal investigators asserted,
in "enG.aring terms" and signed with
initials only.
Officials asserted that tho communal
cation was from woman cousin Of
Count Won BernstoriI. who has been
taking care OF him ma the countess's
business affairs in Germany.
When arraignHd in the office Of
United States Commissioner Taylor.
Graves requested that. should he. be
unable 10 secure Il bondsman. hs be
permitted 10 spend the nigh; n =
hotel, under guard of detectives !,
professional bondsman furnished the
required sum.
Graves made the following statement
To- newspaper men:
Il have nothing important % say.
have declared my intention Of be-
coming citizen CT this country and
have taken out my first papers.
Il have been in this country TWO
years ana nine months. ! was ONCE
connected with the British Foreign Of
iice. but l am no more.
4 came TO Washington Tor til" sole
purpose Of disposins IL u" papers
| haa no Intention oc Matchmaking tho
Countess von BernstorT made no
att"Mnt 20 communicate with tho
Countess Won Ecrnstorrf 10 no; deal
with women. d:d deal with Prince
! Iiatzfeidt
= will no. a, This ,ine discuss tho
contents OF the papers had viii
S, say. however, that was employing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

vcmhcr. ;9!.. II representative OF the
isrttislt Foreign otsice repudiatcd the
animation that tho Foreign Office hud
ln;roStcd e Graves = mission 10 i for
nien ..NMnitN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

Berry's Clothes are
Berry-made, not bought
from various manufac-
turing wholesalers, and
the elimination Of the
middleman's profits en-
ables US to put more
actual value into the
Clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
SEEKS TO EXT0RT
$4,000 FROM WIFE
OF GERMAN ENVOY
7,t,,..ot, l.ron, Jr;rst pnrc

r'ontinucd From First Pasco
ton \. Bruce Helaski. in charge Of the
bureau If Investigation. sworc out a
warrant All the papers IN C;raves's
The Washington herald., 1916-07-16
Sub" Grew THANKS
\. WASHINGTONIANS
Drafts Resolutions Expressing Graft
tude for Courtesies Shown
During Stay Here.

The men of the German commercial
Sub" Deutschland. who were recently
entertained in Washington by admirers OF
their exploit, yesterday drafted resolutions
Of thanks to the people OF the District,
for the treatment they received while
here. >The resolution follows:
I'VE, the. undersigned, members OF the
U-Boat Deutschland, thank the people Of
Washington for their cordial reception
and will. always remember the few short,
but pleasant, hours spent here Our re-
ception was finer than our fondest hopes
led US to believe it would be. Signed
Albert Albers. Hans Hunkle, Tony Bren,
Karl Pickert, Earl Steen, Edhardt
Schneider"
Gus Buchholz, Washington hotel pro-
prietor, who with E F. and Karl Droop,
was largely instrumental in entertaining
the men OF the Deutschland, last night
said
My main reason for entertaining the
members OF the U-Boat Deutschland was
because I realized. that every man is- a
hero They all volunteered for the trip
and ID must be understood that none Of
them could be forced to return on that
boat"