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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-12
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San SranclSco, Gul., rs. sSull. Is.
timber Cato al Suit 1914 IT'S
ie11ote Ri Ell M%nmooning til ollie
6anlfe Toreninger, 8re1ter, Menie=
beoer> Sorretningsmen6 og andre,
lom bab6c mobtoget Danmarfs=8 pg=
nings Mnrfer / &onitanation, ont at
gi9re 6eres 8e61te for at faa af1at
oe IN tilier6te Merfer inareit mil
ligt og ien6e os @etuling for ian1=
ME. Mllere6e Sen Gong bar ser
EFT 9el, font forleng1t habbe 1olgt
set f6ritc Oplag Merfer % beltilt
flere, Dg Der bar life 1ao fao, lon1
bap0e me00elt os, at ifjg11t Sc enom,
life babbe iolgt alle MGrferre> laa
in01aa Be Oog, at hi trengte til
&engene, og Oerfor bob0e 1en6t oS
Detailing for bele Splaget. Mail
piloe iaa ie11sre prbbe at inlgc Mnr=
ferne = eller ielb br1,ee Sem.
@amti6igt 116toltc hi &nobet ON,
lat 6e ii6Ites Gflempel mootte blibe
fulgt al ollie Sc on6re Torbon0lere,
og oct CT % en- @lp6e at fl11111e fo11=
%itatere, at ben1ne Mppel life folbt
for 6pbe 8re11. !Senbe0 fire @u11=
6re6e bor til Soto efterfornnet 0c11=
ne Mnmobni11g> Sc ollerflelte beb al
le116e os 8etoling for set f1loe M11=
tai M9rfer.
81 pointere6e Seat Gang, at III
en6n11 monglebe ca. $4,000 for a.
fun1,e g%iennemf9re 9ol1ntarfs 8pg,
nings=&lanerne, og flint bor finan.
iielle Sttlling / Sag ct %betpbelio
%forbeoret, }aa mangler hi e1161tlt ober
$1,000 for at fl1nne file ps olheles
liiffffer.
Ser IT en6n1t ober 800 Torbano,
lcre, 1om life bor giort 81 reg1ing.
og 0tSie maa hi iii for a11ben Gong
poa Bet melt inotr9ngen6e or1111ooe
ON at gjere bette %inoreit ma1ligt. Oo
bette al to CRUDE. 6or set fgr]tc
bar III / bore Sberllag regnet mes
Betaltngen; for Sc e1101nt l1bel taoenbe
Mprfer lom EN- iiffer S1lotagt, %
hi ituloe tit gierne belten1t bi6e,
bbor bibt oe11ne &eregni1lg holoe1
Sff; mo0lat 6nl6 moo ri 1trofs
lpge an0re SnbtG9tsfilber. So1
set an6et gnifer hi gonife notl1rligi
laa mart iom m11ligt at faa nllt
~Meellembprenoer ppgiort pg olle
&onti afilutteoc.
81 beber Sem oltloa mi lenoe ps
9lfreeni11g mes set allerferlte. 5elp:
felgelig 1aa Ri bellt, at 9e maotte
bore / @tan6 til at ier0e os 8eta:
ling for ollie Be mo6tagne Mprfer
Wen 6erlom De ifulbe finoe bette
umuligt, 90 ieno % Detailing fo1
bboo Der CT iolgt og retl1rl1er Setter
al Merferne.
8i be6er 9em gjpre 6ette for 50:
gems 5fplb.
Gonmarfs- Bpg1i1ge1l .r1erner fig
MI raif fin Sulofprel1e og bill ltoc
fits % fGr6ig paa Acknowledgment
Sen 20. Sebr1ar> og bi tror at oettt
Nelltltot al oanlf Sambirfe bill blibt
til sore for ga1nle Donmorf % ii
@lgoe for enbber, ion1 poo npger
Maa0e bar bi6raget BERTH.
Meo benlig &il1en
s=8pgnings=& onitee1,
Serma11 S. &orel, 6efretpr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-12
Sc Sur. staters oanife Mmanaf.
5aanb= pg Marbog.

sln6en Margang al oen1e 1pttige
Mlmanof er uofommen, % teller
200 itore ~tpttrpfte 5ioer meo aIle
0eSplDsninger mon meo 8illiqbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-12

pua Ell Sur r1tll6t Sorbeu - 11ben
Serge! Gog 9pre font <llamper
me6 e1 tiff Camper fra Seem Sort
til @amburg; tog berfro giennem
belle Splflan0 ODER 8ten til Grtelt,
til Sons giennem bele Stalien "a
Maoneoer). Nrbei0eoe be0 alt 1n1t=
|ligt tilfel6igt Mrbeibe, lige fra 0p=
barter til Hlnnfeberfsmoler for at
tiene til 2ibets 0pbol6 UNDER 9fe5=
fen. 5pa6iere6e tbGrs gjenrem @ra=
fenlmb og bilite paa M afbpbe
Song @eorg. Sog me6 Camper fra
&irnus til Mlera11brio, bbor ieg 1an
1Dg | 6 Tiger al 2u1tgebetG11belie.
|Saa til &airo og Bpromt0erne og
ienere til oct bellige 2anb, bbor ieg
bleb u0plpn6ret al Mrabere mellem
Serltialem og Na5aretb.
Gog tiIboge til 8ort goio, hppr
leg fit Sure ion1 5tepurt meo en-
norif CAMPER til Gencbang i Mn11tz
cbnrief. 5pa0iereoe lao gjennem
Mantcbnriet langs Sernbnnelinien
fra &encbung til 8ort Mrtbur oa
n66 ~11nberbeis flor @j9ltfribeo Dos
fAL -. 49,
De iapanife 9fficerer. Sit life 2ot
til at betale for NIT Spbolo / 8D.
erne. 8leb biit omfritg i Be mes.
: 1agte Snininggberfer beb @ort glr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-12

Lake Superior Slid, Pris pr. 100 Pd.
sS3.15; Lake Superior Slid, Pris pr. 80
Pd. $1.SO. November saltet Fisk i
T1nder: Lake Superior Slid, Pris pr.
100 Pd. 1925: Lake Superior slid,
Pris pr. So Pd. $50. Jeg garanterer
vaere fersk og f6rste Klasse, eller
Pengene betales tlbage. &
NICK NELSON,
Box $40, Two Harbors, MINI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

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til, Ef NifatmH titlH Nlnlsa NJ
.9 mtHm hl Nofeil &eH 4htltN
pNnatlta all.
Du Alstilf Nlta labu aai ben 81
nitu btt UaIluH Atltatdph WtltAs
lhall pan Qlatlt1t ibtt seut unb
.G,alld naa4 Wgi1dtnldn0, pen bert
iu gana aau BIZ aFit6H atn. itfbh
ldm unb EumdnildtH LdtaEapaths
dmlu en- bic m1ti9t Wrmi1
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itno l6natf. Sit mahl ben umipsa
but6 bas Miitadn0il@ t Vlttr. oas
8olt Wltsr. ben iRoii@m CStan uno
ban ddnltn alidtiitm AoniiHtui, ano
spar, ibtr Ste @idttonen WiaTltiIlts
Bone, Wlatla, AIerduorien, Sut5,
N0tn. gombaB. odnn ourh Sh0isn.
gsuti6ipdu uno gsriisn bis sur srs
fen tuhtiden Station Didulia IN
ru6ii6en aaatafus. Dieier Neg III
naa Der 9sbauptun9 zines BARRIER
gldttts Dor otutihen o0er tiirtiIten
gtldlHgungsH sismIih iiner. Dot
bisIe Qnnabme lit in3niideu tpioers
lsat porosn; 0ur9 bic tirtiineu
Operationen in QIerbeioi9an 1T bic
Qinie 5ipeiIelos unterbro9en poroeH.
@enn aud oisis 2iHie in i9reH
Observation-Disclosures gsit0rt tperoen iolte,
fommt Der pterte Meg in Trage: Dies
ie 2iHie muft Den semaltigen ums
pee iiber Mlar1siae, Bone, Wialta,
Q~leranoten, Sue3, @oen. 8ombag
uno peiter iiber 1tabras, SingapOos
re, Sap ct. Saques (Saigonl na6
Sunglung, 59angbai, Rosafati unn
idlieBli9 WlaDiipofot. Bon BIaOts
poltot miro bic 0epei9e iiber Ganb
mad petersburg teIegrupbtert. Solts
aud Oiefer 8eg ungangbar peroen,
.bleibt nod Elm IeBter, nm DIE san5s
@elt. Die 9epeide beginnt bic Reiie
in Brett unb lduft I'M aobeI bet
fran3DFi9en 8abelgeieaiaaf mad
gep gprt, miro iiber SanO lad
San francisco ssi4idt,~ bann bur4
Oie Commercial Ya5ific aabel 9eieas
l6aft na4 ben Suubpi4inieln, fDsis
ter ua9 ben Snieln @tiOpap unb
Guam, DON bort mad Sapan. Dix
RorOti6e Rapelseieaf9aft nimalt ote
0epeI9en auf ibr aabel mad Blas
.0ipoItot, bon mo lie slidlt4 gsters'
burg erreidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
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gu Der Mtelbung bss @eneroIitabss
iber bic gemeiniomen Sample Der
.OsutIden unb acknowledgements
f9en Sruppen ptrb i'm nPeFer
.2loDb" gefdrieben; Btr baden in
.@emeinT9aft Der 6sriibmten ruifi6en
9ampfpal5e eineu uniiberiteigli4eu
Damn entgegengeteIIt. iObab ibr
RGoeripert 3er6ra4. llniere geneins
fame 4rbeit tit bic granOiofeite 9efies
geluRg Der Grteuntnis. baB Is i'm
&fe BET betben 3entraImGdten
teinsn gebenben unO tetnen neRrnens
zen Sell gibt, pdbreno BET benz 3us
iommenntrfen 5rantrei48 unO Gngs
lambs Soffre ge3pungsn IT, in eriter
9inie an bic eugIii9en Sntereiien gu
Oenten. .geitt Sirlnp" iagt: Sn
ben a1rp1tben fteben ptt 3uiammen
la9e nit ben 60bnen 0eutf9s
lambs. Bir iino ftola auf unleren
gunoesgenoffen, ME er ftoI3 auf uns
1T. @ir ftanoen 8a6e nit ibnen an
Der 8artbe. sic iteben @ade nit
uns an Der SaOe, Sr 2ob5 mars
i8ierten ungariI4e Suiaren 5lfan=
men nit linen Elm. llnqorii9e Nrs
titIeriiten balfen linen antmerpen
tOmbarbieren. 9eutIGlanb unb llns
garn iinb iiberaa suiammen uro
3abIen Sreue NIT Sreue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

Der neue 81 iin66au u
len. vDie tam Is oenn, oaB sic
aug Der tiefen, itOdountlen 90ble
pieoer berausfanben, Oa S9nen bod
Sic Bergen aussegangen tparen2'
50, @ndbigite, i'd seriet ebeu in
belle @erafpeifIuug unb Bel ibrsm
Sdein tappte i'd mid oann gum
au8gauge auriid."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

-St tennt IL n! Srau (su If
rem DAMN: Set brei Sagen ners
Ialat unisre a0din ieOe Speile; i'd
min bod nidt bOffen, OoB ou ettud
babinter itedIt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

Die oeutf9sn GoIbmiinset
aud 8leisebalt, freiIid nar
Bis gu 0,01 psf. auf.
an benz Gamnelipert .Mct1
ionttorum" (Qltten BET 9eiligen) ipirb
i4On felt $50 Sa9ren s~earbeitef
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26


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bob muir ben rtildnsi 6nnubu N0Tt
fdl atbottm gliltd. Gs mah
imma lritbsr bstpHi Berbtn b1b
TtuildloHb gtuua gerrdie birat.
nm bis gum /. QusuI rem Quiaua
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den. a6tr e. 10 nifi unm6glih.
baB bit ntut ernie infoIgt Iidrter
MtasnalHt, grihliupsfrGie uHo an,
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besbalb goriotas Qttrpifen psrben
baB bic 9orrdtt biz gum /. Seps
tembsr rei4sH. Sur 9lot fretli6
fame mon aud obne iene 3ipangss
maBrtgeln big gum September uno
md barber btnaus, aber oonn
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i ldIieBlih aus &artoftels uno 6lelld@
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4 LID groBen 3ttle geoptert tueroen
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ne tritilds pertoof, stipa Wlttts
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bic lebten uno pidtigiten @rt'deis
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benz I'm bieIe 3stt oiirfteu bic &ars
4 tOffeln nno bic leBten Reieroen oss
4 8isbbtitanoes nift oarangtisBt iDer'
osn. SO muB ou9 baum nod ges
niigeno 9rot %oorbanoen ietn. Der
Wlann, ipelher fur 9als uno 9ero
I'M 5eIoe tdlnptt, bari Mot BON
Sorgen UNI Ieine in Der 9etnat bar
bsnbe 6amtlie b%sOrdn9t tetu.
Deutidlanbs @orrdte iiuD nod
INNER Tebr groB. Defenders an gieb,
| 81 Miaionsn atnOoieb. 23H Mil
! Iionen g6psine, 512 unb 32 Mils
lionen @9afe un6 3iegen iino bots
} 6nnoen. Bon bieIem 8eItanbe TOM
4 men nnmentlid bic Sdueiue, G4as
fl unb 3isqen febr fart rebu3iert
tperoen. Bon Sdpsinen fino nab
ren6 Der lebten Monate nett iiber
bic boppelte ,3abl qegen friiher ges
f6laGtet unb in 9ausrmarsn bers
ipanbeIt porben. Der greis betrug
i'm Grieoen ungtfd6r so Mart
BEE 3entnsr 2ebeubgepi9t, ieBt III
Il auf Co.'s Marf 9etiegen. au9
bas atnbfleiId bat cine entfpredens
be Gtsigsrung ~srFa6ren. 9os Be
II chen oebt babin, bic MilhberIors
gsng gang in Der friiReren Metie
Al erh1lten. Dos I'M 5rlblltg an
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.lt NahW nhb 3dti6diitu ttihh
man. mtitt bit atobt 1aat3lnu
ees ptmuuiiisu ptbtus in Qrta8s
3tiitn 5tblnbtlu litbir ttuts BE
itr Bidder idtHbt dtitbri0 glau
mlun; anab gt6ttnb ets uffiians
ti8tu GNms III atylbe aus rtHltn
5tnnbt tyiaitum es bstbi Die
beutibs 8oitstrnfttuns uno bet
WgliiGt neutrality-suspicious. uH0
Tt bel @ierea in Bruuni8ptia En-
Ihituen. Jmiaua etiud 200 Geiten.
Qrtis 4 Wiort. Dieits guh III cine
g%tmsiuiome 4dinng bon it43em
@elebritn uub bcr bo6lurbian
drau 6topig 6eDl unttr Glbrunq
bss 8ritors Der gerlintr 6anbelss
bodi4ule, 9roieFor Glbba@er. SO
9sb0rt IN bic 6ano jtots 9eIers, Der
iih Dor 8oIfspirtl6afi, Grndb
rungsIe5re unO bieleu 3iffern MIN!
fir9tet, beHn e 1T bic @runola1e
u~uierer praftii6en goltsarbeit BON
ieBt an Bis gum arie9si6luB.
oWns bieie5 BUD t6eoretif6 8u
leiiien beriu4i, lit cine aufgabe, Die
iaon i'm 5rie0en beiier bate por=
bereitet ftin t5unen, tpenn mir bic
pirt16uTtliae Mo6itma6ung qriinps
li6sr bearbeitet bdtten. Der gan3e
golt5torper Diro ais cine ein3ige
efenbs 9r6Be aufgefoBt i'm SHINE
oes bibli@en @ortes ollnIer tdglid
8rot glib un8 9eute".
\ Il X
Der arieg ideint an einem @ens
bepuntte aHgeIanat gu iein. beTon-
bers i'm Siten, no cine Sauptente
f4eioung (oDr @ari9au) unmittels
bar b%eDorfte6t. Qud peun bic RuTs
fen berIelben ousnei4eR uno bic
poIniIhe 5auptita0t preisge6en Mir
ben, tpdre ber @spinn fir bic Der
blinoeten gepaItig; DEFENDERS nit
be3ug ouf bic Stimmung in eng
lamb uno Jrontrsi9 unb bel ben
Q~eutralen. 9ie beiben ruTfif6eu
6liigelarmeen, in 0fpreuben unb in
Der 8uiopina, linb gleid3ettig bon
ben 3eutf4eu uno BON BEN Defer
rei4ern unb ungarn geiatugen pors
ben, bic e~ritereu Don Siubenburg
taft biz our 8erntdtung. Der
GidifIas 5eigte Tid iofort in qas
ris. Grau30fide Rente, bas beliebs
teIte Wertpapter bes fraH30fIhen
Spnrers, Iaut in brei Sogen bon
70 auf SO. 3teies papier, pel6es
in ben Rsun8igsr Snbren pari Itanb
unb nod 1912 stfpa 80, lit ndbz
renb beg &rieges Inn 10 9ro8eut..
gefallen, bod Elm reft einbringlt6er
8etpets Der iebigen 8etpertung Der
rufiii6en SilIe Teitens Der Sran8o-
fen. Die 6inau3en bes retdeu 2ons
Oes limb berortig aerrittet, boB
5rautrei4 i9on Bel ar~iegsanfong
in England @elo oufne6men muBs
te. Sine innere anleibe bon nur
800 MiQirntn 5ronts OerIagte oer~
artig, baB ben 3eidnern I9lieblia
brsi Monnte Grtit (Gnbe Sonuor)
sur Grfillng i6rer gerpfli9tuus
gen gepdbrt fperoen muBte. 9o9
ndre es folfd, an Der &rebitpirs
bigteit 5rontreids 8u 3peiieln. 9os
2arb tpirb Der G8pterigteiteu nies
Der 5err perbeu. ldperlid iebo4
pd9rtnb Der Daler bieIes arieaes,
Der ruEiide Rubsl ittbt in Com
bon % unter RennlDert. WeIentIi9 I'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

g1a9 Der aniidt erfobrsner Matlis
tdrs IiuO ldngit nidt 10 Oiele eng
Iduber in 5rantrei9 SeIanoet, als
bic 5einbc n~ngssebeu butten. Die
0adIGiibe Ioaen taum gr6Ber ges
tpeien Iein, ais aur ausfiitlung Der
2iideH HGtig iparer. gtn Der Sront
in Blanhern bat man mod 70 gut
ME gor nihts BON engIii4sn Der
itdrfunsen seIpiirt = Oasesen bot
Sinbenburs Isineu Iebten groben
Gieg ipsIentlif nit friI9en 5rups
pen aus DeutIdlanb man IpriGt
bon crei armestOrps - s%etDpHnsn,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
MINE BLOWS LARGE
HOLE IN GERMAN LINE
Debris Hurled 200 Feet in Air
by Explosion and Wall is
0bIiterateG.

LONDON, April 16.-News of an
important mining operation by the
British near Armentieres. in northern
France, by which large hole was
blown in the German line, was con-
tanned in an official eye witness mar
rative dated April 16, and issued by
the government press bureau. 1t fol-
lows:
ION the morning OF the 9th we fired
q mine at LeTOuquet (LeTOuguel two
miles from Armentieres. The greater
part of the village was in our hands
but the enemys lines on the outskirts
rang through houses connected by
loopholed garden walls. Under this
position a gallery was driven, despite
the difficulties of underground eXca-
vation through the water logged areas
close to the river. The operation was
crowned with complete success. By
the explosion debris was hurled 200
feet I'm the air, some falling 25O yards
behind ur trenches. When the smoke
cleared away the wall had disappear
ed and its place vas taken by an enOr-
nous crater, which had been blasted
in the middle OF the German line. How
many Germans were killed is impOsSi-
ble to say. but their casualties must
have been considerable since the
trenches were fully manned. Twenty
nine wounded were afterwards car
ried across the river"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16


CHICAGO. April 16.-More than
100. 600 workers on $500 buildings
under construction In Chicago were
thrown out OF work today when 5000
carpenters Obeyed the union order 90
strike and 5000 other carpenters
were locked out. Construction work
on buildings valued at more than
S2O,OOO,0OO was at "A standstiil-
The police, believing the strike 81
the carpenters was the start OF one of
the most bitter labor wars Chicago
has ever known. were on the alert
today for sluggers. Special guards
were thrown about the most import
ant buildings Oh which work WAS
stopped including the $65.0oO.oo
union passenger station on which the
construction had just been started the
new Field museum and scores of
large apartment buildings.
The carpenters demanded an i'm
crease in wages effective at once. The
contractors offered 20 sign an agree
ment giving them 2l2 cents an hour
more for the last half Of a three-year
period. The union refused 20 accept
this proposition.
Metal Workers Locked Out.
In addition TO the carpenters and
other building trades workn:en who
were forced out OF work by the
strike, the sheet metal manufacturer
todey broke with the sheet metal
workers union and ordered "A lock
out effective at noon today. throwing
LOO men out OF work.
Painters plasterers. decorators and
lathers have been idle for several
days Bridge and structural iron
workers have not reached an agree
ment with their employers. and mar
bic workers are deadlOcked with their
employers.
Both sides in the labor controversy
declared today that the fight would be
one 10 the bitter finish. Labor organ
izations are closely banded together
for the conflict and the forces OF cap
ital are presenting a united front
There can be no compromise now. said
the employers, and no compromise is
wanted. declared the leaders OF the
carpenters.
Gov. Dunno today signifed his In
tention OF attempting 10 avert trouble
and end the strike as quickly as pos
sible. In telegram the executive
said;
Have advised the state board OF
arbitration 20 tender their services 20
building trades wOrkmen and their
employees in the effort to avert a long
strike"
The situation in Chicago was con
sidered extremely unfortunate AZ this
time, coming as IL does now. after a
long period OF idleness for many men
The feelings OF the bosses and the
workers are particularly bitter a
comparison Of reports OF this and
other cities shows that more buildings
Gre being erected OF are under con
temptation in Chicago than in any
other city In the United States.
Cleaners and Dyers out.
More than 100 members OF the
dyers' and cleaners union went on
strike today because their employer
refused 20 agree % a closed shon
policy j. @ HORNE. secretary OF rh~
union issued a statement SAVING
that the fight for a closed shop viii
be carried 20 a finish
A conference 90 De attended by aU
police captains OF the CITY tomorrow
was called by Chief Gleason. AT this
conference plans viii be made 20 meet
any emergency that may arise in ar
parts OF the city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
FAIRBANKS DENIES He
WILL GO ROBERTS BOND
Attorneys For Convicted Terre
Haute Mayor Admit "HitCh"
in the Arrangements.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 16.-Whne
Dom NJ. Roberts, Eli Redman and the
other imprisoned Terre Haute eIec-
tion conspirators who desire to appeal
their cases, were resting their hopes
for freedom on bond upon Crawford
Fairbanks, the millionaire brewer, the
latter said today:
1T is unlikely that 1 Will go on
any bonds as indemnifying surely be-
cause other arrangements have been
made"
AIr Fairbanks was still at the Den
ison hotel today.
Attorneys for Roberts. who had OK
pected 10 present bonds before noon,
announced that there was a hitch"
in arrangements. III is probable they
will submit bonds TO Judge Anderson
this afternoon Ex-S Sheriff Dennis
Shea, who made his formal with
drawal from the writ OF error appE-
cation, Will leave today for Terre
Haute in custody of a deputy marshal
but Will return TO Indianapolis To 60
10 LeavenwOrth Sunday or Monday.
II tell you boys. said Shea today.
when you play the game and get
caught YOU have got TO stand for II.
against any OF the government men
1 had a fair trial and was found
guilty. Everything IS fixed up al
hope, my brother viii be sheriff and
m ready To go. / played the game
just like I learned il n Terre Haute
when 1 was a kid OF L."
Attorneys for Judge Redman de-
clared today they had hopes OF get
ting bond. A. r. Manning. colOred
handy man for Tom Taggart. got a
permit 10 visit Mayor Roberts. but
denied that he represented Taggart
regarding bonds.
August FrOmme. wealthy lumber
man. ana Carl Stahl. manufacturer. OF
Terre Haute. both mentioned as pos
sible bondsmen for Harry MontgOm-
cry and George Ehrenhardt called
on them today, but denied they would
80 on their bonds.
Redman's attorney declared that
the judge viii not drop his election
contest case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
MAYOR TO ASK BIDS ON
BUILDING CODE
Receives Notice From Council
Authorizing Move to Prepare
Ordinance for Publication.

Mayor Fred w. Keller has received
notice from the common council or
the citv to receive bids for the print
ing Of the building code being pre-
pared for the city by committee ap-
pointed by the mayor upon his taking
over his office. There has been much
DELAY in the preparation Of the code,
due. it is said. to the failure of the
city TO supply the necessary funds for
its completion.
Ii is upon the completion of the
building code that a new compilation
of all the city ordinances being pre-
pared by City Atty. Seebirt hinges.
Seebirt has since his appointment kept
A careful record OF all ordinances,
amendments 10 old ordinances and re
peaIs. His records when placed IN
book form will be the first compila-
ton OF ordinances since 1905.
He is waiting for the completion Of
the building code SO that it may be
included.
The ordinance book for 1905 starts
with ordinance 40. 1903. which has
been the bane Of every city attorney
since the date the book was publish
u
but a resolution that all city Ordinan-
Ces be assembled under one major
head in the shape OF one long ordi-
nance with upwards of zoo sections,
the compilers Of the 1905 edition
grouped the principal sections of
every ordinance under this
resolution. The sections were never
passed In common council as a part
OF the ordinance. making it impossible
10 conduct a prosecution based upon
that particular statute
Mr.. Seebirt seeks 10 alleviate this
by having prepared numer-
Gus municipal statutes based upon the
sections of No. 1903. and which are
now legal ordinances passed and ap-
proved by the common council which
took office Jan. /, 1914.
Mr. Seebirt said Friday morning
that the city council had passed upon
four parts OF the building code and
had approved them. The code. ii Is
thought, will be completed within two
months.
Mr.. Seebirt's volume Of South Bend
laws and ordinances VIII be one OF the
most complete published in the his
tory OF the city.