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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01
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llnaarIdmbiider 9iIfssaein.

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a..itaItst am ar6eiterias, 8. Sspiems
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dufIpieler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01
eimer sIuiOersiftuns erIesen.

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tern Der 40 Sabre aItc 2cuis GoIs.
man aus GrcscentDiIie infolge elmer
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iaIf oapciigetraeen. bate bic gIut.
uersifhng sur 5oLse, bic ieinen Soo
berbeiiiibrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01

Die Isiuport Office fir bas yGin.
einnater Gulfsblatt" befinbei iidj in
Wu. 339 gOrf Strafe, seseniiber Dem
Guurtlonie, muielbit Iesisfeiten, gin.
5eissn ii. I, ~. bis neun ltbr 9lbenSs
entsegengenommen iuerben. Sci.
Suutb 2401.
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gofisiitenuerietnnsen.

9,oIi5entef Gopclan oronete seitern
6ie ioIgenben gerietimecn bon Noli.
5ilten oi, bic init bem beiitigen Iagc
IN saraft treten: Charles giiler bonn
0dritt s gum pntrollDaseaioleaIt;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01

- Ser aeronaut Sobn Gallagher
BON No. S24 Meft Giinfte Strdbs,
Cincinnati, ipel9er ouf bem Slorence
Jdirgrunb aus benz 8allon dbseitiirat
mar unb mebrere Rippenhriids erliitsn
bate, 1T seitern aug benz Memoriul
Spipitdl, ipobin er sebraht poroen
mar, entlaiIeu fporoerL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-01
Drutaler Ayaorban8riH.
1er 9lrbeitsbausipdrter Grdnf '6Is
ments In Der gtiemes'iden @irtb.
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prdfibent Der 2lmsrioan Diitrtei
TeIearap6 Go.
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OILS neue Wlitaliebsr ipiirben aiifge'
nommen bic Serren Deter 2otbts urio
Gbds. Braiin ir.
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Pa mtItSa.

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6err Gbuarb grud, 449 Sib Sanfte
Srahe. gsa Sci. 476 81, Come
Ebone 1851 y.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18

road commission, get along with one
engineer. and proposes that the
state sanitarium be placed under
the charge of the officials of the
state hospital for the insane.
The report stated that the only
democratic state otlicer who came
forward and freely offered and en-
deaVored to assist the committee in
It's work was lion. j. M. Kennedy,
commissioner ct the department Of
publicity and agriculture, and it de-
clared that o1ice to be efficiently
managed, and that it should be con-
t1nued as at present The investi-
cation was conducted at the person
al expense of the members of the
senate half OF the committee
Dwight, Edwards and Grande.
The efforts of the democratic
newspapers of the state to put the
republican majority of the senate in
the hole because the Whiteside bill
limiting race meetings in Montana
to six days was killed there, has re-
ceived severe setback since the in
PRODUCTION of the Stevens bill, by
the senator from Choteau county.
which proposes to abolish all forms
OF race track gambling in the state
Of Montana, and the gambling
in Montana on races run outside Of
Montana, but which does not pro-
pose to abolish racing.
Along the same line, and defining
the attitude of the republicans in
the senate, is an interview given
out by Senator j. T.. Edwards, of
Rosebud county, in which he de-
clares in favor of the various coun-
ties OF the state regulating the mat
ter OF racing within their borders
Senator Edwards is also in favor OF
prohibiting gambling at the state
race meeting, and as proof of his
contention that betting on the races
is not necessary to the prosperity Of
the fair, cites the great Minnesota
state fair, where there is no gam
bling on the races.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
NJ a
-FOUR COURSE LUNCHEON

One OF the most delightful lunch
cons ever given in Malta was given
by Mrs. H. Nj. kirtOn and Mrs. Har-
ry Cosner at the home Of the latter
Friday afternoon. Covers were laid
for thirty-two guests, with hand
painted favors and carnations at
each place. The tables were bright
with silver and cut glass, and the
needed toucn of color was added by
the pink and white decorations.
After the serving OF four delicious
courses, the afternoon was most en-
tertainingly spent with cards. Sew
eral out-of-town guests were among
those present.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
SCHOOL. NOTES.

The school program last Friday
given by the high school and eighth
grade was very we'll rendered. In
a debate upon the question. ere
aolved that capital punishment
should be abolished, the aftirma-
tive, Mildred Wilson, Lille David
son and Nora Stubbletield defeated
Norman stubbletield, Burnall South
wick and Edward Garland, for, the
negative. The judges decided unan-
1mously for the affirmative.
In last weeks Enterprise Lille
Davidson should have received the
highest average for the twelfth
grade. She scored 95A, which is "a
OF point above Mildred Wilson.
lilo Iressler, who takes but two SUBJ
1ects, and is yet classed as a senior,
is maintaining an equally good aver
age. Also Dagny Hanson had the
high average in the third grade, and
Blanche johnson in the second
The dogs are becoming fewer.
There are still a couple, however,
THAT insist upon coming to school.
the owners will kindly keep them at
home.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served by programs Monday after
noon in some Of the rooms. Every
room will have school all day.
Perhaps the most interesting
study OF the year is that of current
topics that has just been taken up
In the high school room through
the Independent Magazine This will
be used in various ways the remain
der OF the school year.
A series OF articles upon our dip
plomatic relations with England dur
ing the last century leads up to q
contest in which the high school stu
dents enter an essay upon cone
Hundred Years of Peace" The To-
cal winner receives q medal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
j'ublished every Thursday in the year
The report OF the republican spna-

The report OF the republican sena-
fprs VINO are members of the legis-
IAtlve Joint committee on the inves-
tlsatlon OF state offices, shot more
holes in the political fences of
the democratic state administration
'Aan mere Oratory during the pres
@It session OF the legislature will
4end. 1t is quite evident that the
democratic majority in the house
proposes to kill any measures which
fae republicans may introduce look
21~g toward retrenchment in the adj
'31nistration OF the states affairs.
This is evidenced by the fact that
tie O'ohea bill 10 abolish the state
t'yA commission is now on it's last
EGGS in the house; the William bill
1ts abolish the office of state parole
commissioner, and the Stevens bill
TO abolish the office OF state steam
boat inspector, have all been killed
in the house.
The senate half of the joint in
"estigating committee recommends.
not only the abolition of all these
t>7tices, but advises reduction in the
BARGE OF me game warden's office;
d change in the system of selecting
c-puty sealers of weights and meas
lres; the consolidation of the board
81 sheep commissioners, the board
III stock commissioners, the live
1ock sanitary board, and the state
veterinarian s office into one depart
Elent; suggests that the three state
boards which employ a civil engi-
neer, the state engineers office, the
highway commission and the rail-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES.

The WOman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Blankenhorn, on Sat
urday, February q.
The Malta Woman's club held a
business meeting at the home OF
Mrs. I'll. A. Parker. on Saturday aft
ernoon, and listened to fine pro-
gram on general womens club work
by Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Killduff. A
recent flower sale by the Woman $
club Melted a neat sum, and this was
put aside as a nucleus for a build
ing fund, as the local club expect
club house some time in the flu
ture.
A food sale was decided on for
March 6, 10 be given at Murray S
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
SCHOOL MONEY 4APPORTIONED.

will be distributed to the schools Of
the state from the income fund on
state school lands. The apportion-
ment, based on rate of 50 per cap
ita, has been made by II. A. Davee,
state superintendent of public in
struction. Silver Bow receives the
largest slice, Cascade the second
largest. and Fergus comes third.
number OF children of school age in
each county. and the amount apror~
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18

Clerk of Court Porter issued hill
first marriage license tuesday Il
William kester and Miss Lydia IEd
Nagure, both of Zortman. The co,l
pie Will reside near Zortman, and
Clerk Porter is just about as wei
pleased as the contracting partiel
to think he has commenced so sool
in his official career in Phillip
county to make people happy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18

Total . 126,417 $632,CS3
The new county Of Phillips will
rome in for its Share. both from
Valley and Blaine counties and re-
ceive So for each school child &C
cOrding to the figures Cbtainable,
We have in this county something
like eleven hundred school children.
This viii be the first money the ne"
county OF Phillips will receive.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
UNITED BRETHREN.

The services last Sunday We're
we'll attended. There was an in
crease in the Sunday school. The
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
was helpful and inspiring.
Regular services next Sunday.
Sunday school 10; morning Wor-
ship IL; Christian Endeavor $3.50;
evening service 1880.
&. l.. slime. Pastor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18
In line with the obstructive tao
tices OF the democrats in the pres

LII llne with the obstructive tao
tlces OF the democrats in the pres
ent legislature to prevent an nyes-
tlsation by the republicans into the
manner III which the various state
offices are conducted, is the bill in
troduced by senator Darroch, CT
Park county, in which he proposes
to create commission to consider
the matter during the next two
years, and report to the next SEES
sion OF the legislature 1t is figured
that would give the present demo-
cratic appointive officials a chance
to serve out the full length of their
term, SO that all democratic state
could l>@ve the state house
together.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-18

drug store; and others will be he'll
at future dates. A committee wo
also appointed to take up recon
offer to clubs by the Pictorial Re
view The next meeting will b,
held at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Blankenhorn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
City is On The
Verge OF Starvation
Carfanza Commander Refuses Permit Relief Com
ntee to Succor TO Needy-Popuaton Since OBJ
regon Announced He VIII Not Prevent Looting or Pa
Laying For Food or Money

pic fear the water supply may be shut
off and the electric light cables cut.
The 200 merchants imprisoned were
reported to have appealed to Obre-
gon for relief from heavy tax he
had imposed. Secretary Bryan said
that SO far as the. state department
nad been advised, all the slexiean
priests arrested for failure to con-
tribute funds demanded by Obregon
still were In prison.
The international relief committee,
which raised about ESQ, 1000 pesos, was
not permitted to aid the poor. accord
ing to officiai dispatches. because
General Obregon declined 20 accept
funds restricted to any definite use.
Obregon's' latest decree provides
that all merchants not only must open
their places of business under threat
OF punishment. but that any person
refusing to accept Carranza fiat mon
Sey will be imprisoned.
EnEiane c. L.orente. Villas WASH
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE.)
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
ANO OTHER GERMAN
SUBMARINE SUNK
French Cruiser Destroys Subna-
rine Of U-2 Type N English
Channel
!. tny hssocIsted prss.l

PARIS. Aiarci, b.-The ministry of
marine today gave ont a statement
10 ffiS effect, that q German submarihe
OF the U-2 type had been fired on by
French cruiser in the English Cham
mel yestefsiay. The submarine plung-
ed. and no further trace OF her was
found /. The announcement follows
During the day of March 4,s g
French warship belonging to the seq
ond Hight sQdadron cHiincnafied d
Gerlnan submarine OF the U-2 type in
the Eng s1asnneI Three shots
strnck the undorsaa boat, which then
plunged and disappeared. No trace
OF her has been found =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
london Newspaper
Discusses Reprisals
Asks by What Right England Can
Refuse America Leave TO
Import Dyes
mn AZ. ,cin,a.i Yfasa.l

LONDON. March !. .-t t6.I0 p MI }
The Weekly Nation today discusses
In it's leading article the propoeed
reprisais by the Allies against ship
ping to and from Germany and asks
by what right England can refuse
America leave to import dyes from
Germnny when England herself has
issued licenses to her traders to buy
dyes from that source. ~ ~
It seerna cleear to as that II the
navy receives a general order to arr
rest all neutral shipping on suspicion
6of German origin or destination OF
their cargotss bur prize court and our
foreign 0filce viii nos lead uReyent-
fal iiyea. The Nation says. 1t con-
Haiders that the Allies can tighten the
existing Siege Of German coast with
out setting Ga q siege gaRatnpt neutral
nations or atopping trade (which we
do mot declare 10 be illegal. or against
which we do not ttflse nSeasares that
internaiional law requires neufrnis
10 respect
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
French Capture TaUO
Comp a1aies of Germans
Victories for the Allies Are Claimed the Eastern and Western
Iheas-Capture of Over 600 Gsrrnans Together With
Guns, Horses and Transport Trains Reported From, Pc
Hograd-French Ammunition Steamer Sunk.

Hard lighting continues 5etween
the Russians and Germans in North
Poland all aldng the front between
the Niemen and Vistula rivers. and
also between the British, French and
Belgian ans Germans in the west at
various places from the sand dunes in
Belgium to the crests of the Vosgea
mountains.
Victories for the allies are claimed
in both the eastern and western
theatres In the latest reports made
by the Russian and French war chan
cellories. Progress for the Musco-
vites In the recapture of gropnd at
different places on the Niemrn-Vis-
tula line and also the taking az pris-
oners OF numerous German officers
and men and the capture of guns and
war stores are recorded by Petrograd,
/ Two entire companies of Germans
lone OF the machine gun arm OF the
service and tine other of the PTussian
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
tPy !Assorin,ed PCS )

r WASHINGTON, March 5.-spresi-
dent Wilson tonight faced one of the
most serious and perplcxlng develop
nents that has arisen in. the Mexican
situation. Mexico City is on the Verge
of starvation. General OhreRon the
;Carranza commander, refuses to per-
NIT an international relief commit
tee. composed of wealthy members
OF the foreign colony, to alccor the
needy,
Mexico ueeds no foreign aid," the
general is reported to have said.
All merchants who closed their
stores have been ordered TO reopen /.
Thliee hundred, Of them, AIoxicans,
hare. been imprisoned. The ponulation
Is In terror since Obregon i,ac an
nounceo he will not prevent Jooting
or pillagiag for food or p,oney.
The Brazilian. British. Spanish and
Italian ambassadors today gave the
state departments pessimistic reports
OF the situation, which correspond
to reports already received. The for
eign diplomats suggested nd solu-
ton
Secretary Bryan announced TINT he
had telegraphed American Consul Sill
liman to lay the situation earnestly
before General Carranza, so that Gen
erai Obregon might be directed Ia
accept aid preferred by foreign resi-.
dents. Freight service is suspended
between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
and transpoTta:ion. facilities for re-
lief purposes are being withheld by
General obregol on the gfonnd of
military necessity.
President Wilson was advised Of all
the facts late today. Tonight he was
reported studying tho question close-
'ly. Should General Ohregon continue
to refuse outside aid, drastic measures
may be necessary. - = :
X Talk OF AL allied expedition similar
to the one that went to the relief
OF foreign legations at, PekIdp durlng
the Boxer uprising was heard AGAIN
IN ohlctai qnarters.
All sorts OF Wild sumors, are nfloat
IN Mexico City due 10 oBregon,s IN.
cendiarys utteFances In ne esyspa per 4, :
.ergiews virtually sancfioninr i,I,,n.
der for food. General Carraslzas has
been asked ly the American GOV srn-
nent 10 ins;Enct General Obreeon n,
take some smeasures to protect SiIyssS
and properly Sof Foreigners. The peo-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
Stud Slss Form a
Free Speech Society
Committee Empowered to Draw
Resolutions Denouncins Au-
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PHILADELPHIA. March 6.--More
than 500 University of Pennsylvania
students today formed free speech
society and empowered q committee
TO dnaw resolutions depouncing the
authorities Of the institution and
those in charge Of the "Pensylyanian.s
n daily student publication. because
Of their alleged attitude toward
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor The
action was taken at a meeting OF the
ntudents held IN knights or Colum-
bus hall, which was addressed ny
Mr.. Gonpars 8 b
e The resolutions, which were adopt.
ed without discussion, also protes;
against any attempt TO prevent tho
discussion OF public issues st the
university and demand reeoenitionS az
the newly fes.sz::. 8.