davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1915-07-01
The Fourth Of Y~esteryear and Today.

Fourth of July is with us again, and once more we gaze upon
the show windows of our city stores and see no feature -marriDg pow
der apparatus. Firecrackers, Roman candles, sky-rockets, torpedoes,
and a hundred other varieties of torture, were, in days past, the pro-
per equipment and paraphernaia for celebrating the nations great
est holiday, but now the people of the United States III wise to the
fact that limbs don't have to be blown of, eyes put out, and clothing
burned to recognize the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration
of Independence. True, that document meant a great deal to the
people of these United States, and the day should be observed, but
|boisterous shouting and ear-drum destroying giant cracker lombard
ments has been found an unreasonable way of doing it. The Fourth
of July casualties, by the timely abolition of that rot, has been re-
duced to a minimum, much to the qualification of parents, who are
trying to rear their children in a manner that they won't be disfg-
ured for life. Yes, indeed, the painful Fourth" is gone. We
sincerely hope that it may rest in peace and that it will be several
decades before it's resurrection. Still, after all, deep down in our
hearts linger fond resollections of the times not long since when we
were boys and loved the smell of powder and the report of the giant
cracker, but like many other things it went the route of all that was
sane Fourth.
, 1915-07-01
What About Osborne.

Chief interest in Bryan's resignation, from a Wyoming stand
point, is its effect upon DIR. Osborne of Denver, one time of Wyom.
ing. Nominally first assistant secretary of state, Osborne has never
been called upon to perform the duties of that Office, and has served
in the capacity of "handy Andy" in looking after Bryan's political
matters-with particular reference to the class of Deserving Demo.
Gratis" The new secretary of state will no doubt want someone who
can do the work of the office in his absence, and DIR. Osborne is ex-
pected to resign in the near future. As John E. Osborne of Denver
the former Wyoming man will not be asked to recommend Wyom.
ing appointments, it is thought, and this responsibility will be
lodged elsewhere. There have been rumors of Osborne's running
against Senator Clark next time, but the certainty of Wyoming 90.
ing republican with the dissolution of the Bull Moose, coupled with
the unanimous call on Senator Clark to succeed himself, has doubt
less given the Doctor cold feetr-Corr.
, 1915-07-01
TAURUS

Will make the season for SIS and
all mares not with foal may return
free next season if horse is still in my
possession. Now is the time TO breed
good saddle and cavalry horses.
Taurus is sired by Pontiac; Dam:
Min srva. Taurus was at one time a
great ke-horse and Dahl Bros.
once were offered SIS 900 for him
5-27 VIM. Turnbull.
, 1915-07-01
Noucs

Notice.
Hunting, fishing, or trespassing Of
any kind is forbidden under penalty
OF the law on the following ranches;
Big Creek ranches; Bear Creek ranch
es; Big Creek Park ranches; Huston
ranch on Cow creek; Sterrett ranch
on Brush creek; Canyon ranch (Parr
ranch) on Encampmens river. and
any ranches we may have rented for
pasture. Trespassers will be prose-
cuted. Hunter, Casteel d Hunter.
9-18-l915.
, 1915-07-01

We develop and print kodak films.
First-class work. Reasonable prices.
SCOTS.
, 1915-07-01

And SO Drury was promised the job-for supporting the Demo.
cratic ticket last eecton-but was forced to withdraw" because Ed
itr White threatened to split the party if Reid was not given the
place. Editors who attended the Wheatland meeting said Drury
acted as though this wasn't the only job in the world" and the
chances are he has been promised something else. The outcome will
be watched with interest.-Corr.
, 1915-07-01
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
OFFICE OF THE STATE AUDITOR
Cheyenne, Wyoming, April 16, 1916.
German Alliance Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.
Total admitted assets 1882 25e45
Liabilities except capital $6307955S
Capital Stock paid up 100000 90
Surplus over Liabilities SOL ,454S7
81 83225O45 1832250 As
Income during year ending December 3lt, 1914 $707,9O492
Disbursement for year ending December 3lt, 1914 65523051
Business in Wyoming for the Year Ending December 81, 1914.
Insurance written $44y574OO
Gross Premiums received 9662
Losses paid 699A
Losses incurred 491A4
State of Wyoming
County of Laramie SIS
I, Robt. B. Forsyth, State Audtor. and ExOHco Insurance Commits
soner of the State of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a condensed statement of the annual statement of the above named
Insurance Company, filed in my Office as required by Section 412O, CS. 1910.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
of office this 10th day of April, A. D, 1915,
SEAL r. B. FORSYTH,
52771 State Auditor and E1-OHcio Insurance Commissioner.
, 1915-07-01
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
OFFICE OF THE STATE AUDITOR
Cheyenne, Wyoming, April l6, 1916.
London Guarantee & Accident Company, Limited, London, England.
Total admitted assets $4934l 1905
Liabilities except capital S4027 116 Fl
Capital stock paid up bOOOO0O0
Surplus over Liabilities 407O35. IA
S,934, 1905 S4934, $50 95
Income during year ending December 3lst, 1914 $4,94l5S9 "a
Disbursement. for year ending December 3lt, 1914 4O73,7O %
Business in Wyoming for the Year Ending December 81, 1914
Gross Premiums received S25,1S632
Losses paid l4,274lO
State of Wyoming
County of Laramie IS
!, Robt. B. Forsyth, State Auditor and Ex-OHdo Insurance Commits
sioner OF the State Of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a condensed statement of the annual statement of the above named
Insurance Company, filed in my Office, a 8 required by Section APO, CS. 1910.
In testimony whereof, 1 have he1euuto set my hand and affixed my seal
of office this 18th day of April, A. D. 1916
SEAL R. B. FORSYTH,
|5-27-71 State Auditor and ExORco Insurance Commissioner.
, 1915-07-01

Fresh Bread-Fresh homemade
bread for sale either at the Pilon
Nero. store or at my residence.
Mrs. Emma Walker.
, 1915-07-01
9TH OF JULY DANCE

Big dance at @. A. Kennadsy's
ranch on Cedar creek on Friday night
July 2. Everybody invited. 6.25.2
, 1915-07-01

We develop and print kodak films.
Scott.
, 1915-07-01

Hand tied flies, best made, same
price you pay for machine made.
Come in and see them. Scott.
, 1915-07-01

Kodak films developed AZ Scott's
for 10c each.
, 1915-07-01
$1,000 Cash.

My residence property for sale for
$1,000 cash if taken at once. Proper
W l2Oxl60 feet. Robert Torbett.
6-24-7-l6
, 1915-07-01
NOTICE OF EsTRAY

NOTICE OF EsTRAY
The following estray has been TAX
en- up at or near Saratoga by A. L.
Norman: One red whits faced two
year-old steer, weight about six hun
dred pounds, branded on left
ribs, crop off left ear and
~ waffle on left hind leg. The
~ owner OF said animal is un-
known to this Office and unless claim
ed on or before July Both. 1916, it
will be sold at Saratoga on said date
for the benefit OF the owner when
found. Fred l.. Thompson
Secretary State Board
of Livestock Commissioners,
6-l7-7-S Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1915-07-01

First Presbyterian Church morning
services 1890 a. m. Evening worship
800 p. m. III. F. Newport, Pastor.
, 1915-07-01
Kodaks from 81. Is UP at Scott,
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. VIM. 81. Haupt in Charge
st. Barnabas Church, Saratoga: Sun.
day School 4 p. M; Service and Sermon,
8 p. m.; Holy Communion Thursdays.
10 a. m.
st. James Church, Encampment: Sun.
day School 10 u. mi Service and Ser.
mol. IL a. m. Everybody cordially in.
vited to attend these services.
, 1915-07-01

Fishing tackled Fishing tackled
Scott.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02
Sitfgtt Sa5uar3t blt Gtfol5
nit 1tntf MtttD)t.

0qs Neueil,fehen bon nntiir(id,eu 4iibz
nen in BEN Wilino. tie tpie Die na6erer,
3dbne ipadien au laflen llro ibueu biez
| fel6c 5eltiafeit au aeben. SooaR Sic 8crss
| ion. peldter folS,e Adhne einaeSehf fpiirz
! ben. Sen l1nterSd1ieS rrid1t ipnhrnir11trt
teim gflen unO Semen. 1T cine Ser orpEz
artiaen llnterue6munoen. Die fiirslidi, BON
eineIn bromiuenteu 3nhnorat BON Can
9intonio, Dr. S. s. 8eiienbcrser, poaz
| fiibrt tplroe. Der i'm Mloore @ebdMbe Nr.
COG feline Officen 6ot.
Dr. g8eiieliberger lit 3eitultgs 9ies
portern aeaeniiber iebr 8liriidbnlten0 il1s6
| eS be6urfte bieler lleberreoung, i'm, bon
| inn folaenoe grflGr,ina iiber SieSes Wers
Ifabren All erholten:
Gin sehr promineuter WiehaiiG,ter ,1r16
nasiiher.. So. I'D -azsf
se.-y1,rss~,:vy-, & Iais ssurIl oefnllnI 10
sOe1h 10y letHen ylan1er flenl1etl niir0e,
iI1H 3n mn iino flGgfe mir lein Seinen
uoer etnen lstner 3d9ne, Der etTell gut
s:l.o'delIeH lm Uau pom ~Engorred Mlnpos
Is 5e'sle NH giIeITinB an Der Sd1ilz
lpht9sl. " tlt lolle SWmer3en, odB
e l.Inl IaneI liilo ellen tonilfe iitlo rMr
IpeIus Spe,len perl9tuGen lo'lilfe gr
tpuI pei IlggleIeH 5aqHdrdIeu gelpelens:
Sls IgIn eI!laII gallen, onB 1le ntmfS alIz
oeIs nun lol.t1tel! als lelne Sgne nlis5lls
otegen llmo 9tnu eIn V0eptB ef!5lilesen. S0S
talII DouIe er llW niller fe1lten unllfdltz
gen elHlnneu, er munlge let1e Sdnl1s
5n pepal1en ut1o zlGm oes1nlb 3i NH, am
pom MIR le1neft Wfinto iirtferiud]en 6li ials
zen llnQ gu erfdprefr mas td1 fur tbn
init fotlne.
.Nad) Der ll1terlihnrg fan0 i'd. spie
gefdgt, einen gut entfuidelten San bon
Ybborrea Nlboris. Sd erfldrte benz
Hatienten, oaB id) ibn fltrieren f1t,re.
Oie gebafloIung begann. y1ah elmer
@ode beeann er gu ellen nno mar BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02
anr5e l1ebtriiff)t.

Die Sample an Der 8eit-
front iino idjiuGdjer seiuoroen
baben baben teilmeiie gans anf-
aeb1rt. sllle 9lngriffe Ser gll-
liierten iunr6en abgeidlagen.
Die 9entiden erubertem berIu-
renes Serrain BEL SmGndj iuic.
Der. Msan fam 6ie allaemei-
ne Offeniibe mol als beenoet
betrad1ten. Sir 6amptsipef,
bic 9mrdbredjtns Der beni-
fdJen 2inien 1T nidjt erreidt.
syu Npsfan finSen allerIei
HnbeitSrnnsen ftatt.
gnlsarien fOll srnppen nad)
ben Wrrnsen ien6en.
Die oe,ttlden gerbnn6eten
errinsen bei 9iinabnrs, iuelt-
iid BON @ilna nnb am &pr-
min in @olbpnieu GrfoIae
Sic MAIDEN sabIrei6e 4efan-
3eme.
Die GnslGn6er bebanpten,
oem ltmterieebootfries Elm en-
De semadjt st baben.
Die Dtiterreidler melSen,
6af ale italieniide Nnsriffe
abseidlasen fmb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02

Die Sample an Der @eitfrout ba-
ben an 9eftisfeit nadjsela1en, ftati
6cifeR babem Wegenau8riffe bon
Seiteu Der Oeutidjtn eiuseiekt. Bon
einer allsemeinen Dffemibe Der Nl-
Iiierten fann nidjt nte6r bic We6e
fein; man mnf fe als beenbet BE-
tradJten. @enisitens borlGnfis. Tub
Sa Der 9anptsmtf, elm 9mrdbrnd
Der 6eutden 3inien, niat erreidjt
1T un6 bic Gage fd i'm Mnsemeineu,
trot Der Grobernnsen Der Jranso-
len nn6 Gn8lGn6er, tuenig berGnbert
fat, 10 wir6 man iie aud als erfple-
los 6e5ei6uen miifen. Die 1ransolen
bebampten, Fe batten seitern in benz
@al6e bon Wiuend)b nod Hprteile
errnnsen, aud iueitIid BON SonGe5.
Die Gnsl9nbcr mel6en nidts Ron
uenen Grrnnsenfdaften nnb bebamp-
ten mnr, Saf lire 2nftfdiffe bic BON
ben 1enti6en sebaltentn Giienbab-
aem an bieIen GteIen beiASbiet Fat
ten. Sie betonen aber, 6af ne To-
mol als bic 6ran5oien bic gemadjteu
Grpber1ineen 8ebalten b6tten. Sur
Sci Smilndj, IN Der gesenb bon 2ops,
bdtten bic Otntiaen einen Sell bcs
ibnex abgenommenen Serrains iuie.
Der 5nriifersbert. Rad ben bemtiGen
8tri4teH ba6em bic emaIiiAen Mn.
sriffe gang amfsebSrt nn6 ale Nn-
ariffe Der Tran5ofen 5itIid boa
GondjeS n6r0Iid bon Nenbille nnb
in Der Champagne inb 5nri6se.
fdfagen. Die Oentfden madjten
peitere Jprtldritte n5rbIidj BON Zoos
mno nabmtn Wefansene, Iardincn-
gefdite mnb 8ombentuerfer. Sn Der
champagne madten bic syransolen,
nndl ben Heridjten bonn 6emtlden
@emernllfabe, 6itlidj bon Gmbebille
eimen idjarfen ansriff, Der aber boa.
ftanbig febIldlns. Gbenis sins es
BEN amsriffen, iuelde bic Trnnsoien
noroiueitlid) bon Maiiiges, audi in
Der Champagne, madten. 9ieis
iunrorn NIT sans rnseiu0bnlidtr
starfe anternommen. Die TranSO-
fen berfnd)en bort befanntlid, bic
iuidjtise gabnliue sit rrreiden, iuefdJc
Die Sanptberhiubnns ber Nrmee bes
&ronprinsem NIT ben ii6rigen See.
testeilea tilbtt, iinb aber jett nod
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Der abseieete 8ambrinns.

@ir leIen in oen ~Nenen 3iiriGer
giadridten":: SsSm Centrum bon
Genua befinoet fid) ole Mond'idr
8ierballe. in Der, lolange oeutl1es
Bier nod na6 sStulien berlanot tuur.
De, coles Miinbener 8r1m persapft
lpuroe. @leid na9 8esinn oes
Strieges berfaufte, nidts @utes off
ileiio, Der Ghtpei5er 9eiiber oes
8ierbnlies basielbe ON eimen sssta-
liener, un6 er tat gut oaran, bern
| 10 braibte er niht oas SdidIal
5ipeier ihtpei5eriiber 2anosleute gu
teilen, oeren 2ofale bonn 8obel in
lcinem Geilti1enboB oemoliert tpur-
ben. Sm ginsanssiaaI Der Bier
tolle prangte elm @em1Ioe, ipeldes
8onig @anlbrinus auf einem 8ier-
fob fiseno rnb elm @las id1unlen-
oen 8ieres idDinsen6 oarltel!e.
sSie mir Der @enueier 3eitung .gaf-
faro" entnebmerl bat nun Der ieti9e
neue patriotiide Settler es fir Eel
ier1 gebalten, ben armen Wanlbri-
nus (tpelden mol einise @dite ia
einen Soft Der oenti9en ,,gorbareE"
eebalten baben mogen) our9 ein
aeitgemabes anberes @endloe 5lt er-1
iesen. tpelhes. laut ugaffaro", allcnl
senebm lit. Dos iteue 8enl1loe iteat
bic perldieoenen gaeeionen Staliei,s
oar, pelde freili6 geputt oen bonn
oiterrei6iihen Sod befreiten S6,u
iter-Hegionen Trentino uno SSItrien
cfttgegenl6reiten. galrn miro Ii6erlit,
aud, bas lbalite mo iauerite
gier in Der 0ierballe oen S0elccn
mitn6en, Die aber INNER nod cin
@los Bier nod garborenort oell
italieniiden @ein oor5ieben. Ned)
hem &riege miro Ser perbontte
@anlbrinus aber mol ipieoer ais |
Der &pmpelfamner berunter9eholt |
benin Damn mo6te Der 9fn.
blid Der tros auem nihi befreitcn
Brobinaen auh oen Sboppen belten
Mtiindeners Dem buritigen italicni.
iden 9iertrinfer Iaiier tno nnge-
iliebbar eriheinen laiien!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-02

Ins Getersbnrg .ipirb gerneloet,
oaR @ertreter bes Sambels itnb BET
Smbnitrie einen sSSitbeu Naineus
Meimitein in ben 9ieidsrat seluaalt
batten. Gr tit Der erite Snoe, SCI ie
i'm GeidJsrat seIeiIem bat.
Ser friibere 8unoesfoniul Siobalt
S. Sbonplon peroffentlid)t ei:fell
uOffenen 8rief" on Sbeooore &oole=
belt iiber oas gbema rsSago dlF
|n'iloe Seuti6e". 1bonlpIon ertpdGtlt
mebrere v@renplare" oieier gtpiloe1
9orbaren", Die er perIorlli9 fennt
oner gefannt bat, unter anoeren
Hrof. Nontgetl, oen gi1toefer Ser
nod linn bettantlten X-Strablel;
&rof. gbrlid, BEN Gntoefcr oes Sal
barlans, tpelhe beioe 9soGelpreistrG-
ger ii1o, nno Yrof. @rnft SGdel gns
Tbonlplon einmal ASrof. gbrliGl
babe fra9en iDolen, ipas er iiber
Moolebelt's nSSag0=@ppea" oerfe,
babe Ser @elebrte ertpi6ert, er ie;
8u iebr NIT leirtem Nfifroifop De-
iboftiet, I'M iiber 9fooiepelt oisfii-
tieren Su fonneil.
Die engliide &eeiermns fat Der
mnirisen beridJtet, bak Die britiife
Slbmiralitat Der 9lniidjt iei, fie babe
benz bentIdjen ltnterieebootfries bnrdj
lire nenen &fmetbpben tatiad)-
lidJ elm Gnbe gemad)t. Sic idGkt Ste
3abl Der BON ibr pernidJteten bent
iden ltnterieeboote amf fiinf5is bis
iiebsis al. @enn bic @irfmnssfa-
Bisfeit Der beatiden ltntcrieeborte
nidlt erb6bt iuiirSe, beikt es in bein
gerid)t, 10 bilbeten iie fir Die ensl
6anSelsflptte II. audi fir Die &riegs-
flutte feline Gefabr mebr. @orlanfia
iuollen mir bieien 8eridt nnr NIT ei.
nem selinbem 3iueifel amfnebnten
8On bentldjsr Seite fat man itets
erflart, bak Die 8efampfmug Der Sent
iden 11nterieeboote omrd bie Gnslan
Der aaerbings Grfolse ersieit babe
Ifak Sieie aber BON ben GnglGnberr
met iiberidGtt iuiirben.
/ Gen Statiftifen Ser @ereilligtcl
l9entihen @eiperflhaften 3nfolge, oil
l25 Millionen Mitglie6er 51blen
lipllroen bonn 9eginn 6es Grieges hi.
gum 81. Oftober b. S. 1877 Millio
|nem Marf an Mrbeitsloleuurteriiiis
Jung ausge5ablt; Biz gum 80. San
10. S. famen peitere 5 Willionen
big gum 80. slpril tpieoerlim 2sz
Milionen uno big gum 81. Suli nod
|eine Miaion biii5li. Die llnteritiisun
gen beIiefen iid i'm eriten Griessiab
re auf ittsgelamntt 81 Wiilionei
IDaarf, ipoau nod 10 Widionen ia
men, 6ie an Die Sanlilien ausge,c
sener arieser allr ansaablnllg &c
lnngtet.
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Wabl : Mm5etgem.
sHr 2eaislatnr

5err 6. 8. 2anse fiinoiet fiH afS
Ganoibat fiir bic eesislatnr dIs Noe6fcls
GER fir ben berftorbenen gfeprdiertarten
Sbpeemnnn an.
Serr g. 80. 9iilie fiiuoigt iih as5
Ganbibdt fir bic 2esisIntnr aIs NaG;z
folser fir ben berftorbeuen gfeprdientdns
ten Ghfpesnlnnn al,
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Nnn1lller 345.
Ran6ero(t= Oer6au(.

4m 9onneritag, 7. Oftober, Inn 10
l9r hornl.. offeriere id] oas aa1lae @ans
renlager nno Die @i1ridtun9saeaeuitd1l
De Der Nad[nifenihaft bon g. 81. Muelts
fer, in Der giobal 8ar, 220 Sit1So1ts
ftpn StraBe. Snn 4ntonio, Serag, fiir
8nar gum @erfauf an BEN b0d5teu gies
ter, nit @enebnignng oes @eridtS
0ieter n1iii1en 5000 ODER certifiaierteu
g1ed beponieren. 8oue ginseIheiteu
lirb grlalbnis dir 8elibtisuns Der
sBaaren giebt
NJ. COPPARD, Trustee.
405-7 sweariusen= 0seGram glSs..
San slntpnio, se1as.
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slms Getersbnrs .iuirb semeloet,
bak &ertreter bes Sambels nnb her
SnSnitrie einen sSmbeu Nameis
&einitein in ben 9teidsrat selnGalt
batten. Gr tit Der erite Snoe, SCI ie
i'm Meidlsrat neSeiIen f1nf
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-17
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe would have died if ! hadn't
taken it.. --.. .s
After | began taking Cardui, l was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
lieved me entirely.
| fat:ened up, and grew so much
stronger in three months, | felt like an
other person altogether"
Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have mild, tonic
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength,
improves the appetite, tones up the ner-
vous system, and helps to make pale,
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than million
weak women, during the past so years.
1t will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write TO: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Ad.
visory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special In
structionS on your case and 64-page book, Home
Treatment for Women" sent In plain wrapper. jas
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-17
BIG GAIN IN STEEL ORDERS

Steel Corporation Reports Untitled
Tonnage for November of 7,1a9,499.
The untitled tonnage of the U..ited
States Steel corporation On Novembe
80 totalled 7,1S9,4S9 tors, an increa e
of 1,024,037 tons ever October.
The increase in the uufi lei toI
nage-1, 24,037 tons, was sunrise
to the financial district as the figures
were we'll above, in many cases dou-
BILE, all previous estimates.
The figures also mark the greatest
increase ever announced by the Unit
ed States Steel corporation, AMI the
total untitled tonnage is, with one ey-
ception, the largest. ever reported.
The untitled tonnage for March, 1918,
was 7,46S,956.
Just how much of this unified tom
mage is represented in fore gn busi-
ness is not definitely known outside
Of the corporation. But it is generally
believed that European orders repre-
sent a considerable portion.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-17
bOY-ED RECALLED,
Won PAPEN ALSO
Gar....n kcCades to Washing
toms Request.
ACTION SUITS THE KAISER
Emperor Handled the Case Personally
and is Satisfied With Americas
Procedure-Safe Conduct is Asked.

Count Won Bernstorff, the Ger
man ambassador, informed Sec-e'
tary of State Lansing that Cap
tain Boy-Ed and Captain Won zap
en-, naval and military attaches'
respectively, CT the embassy had -peeh
recalled in accordance with the re-
quest of the United States. He ASK
ed that safe conduct be obtained lor
the officers.
The ambassador said the American
reply to Germany's request for the
reasons for asking the recalls haa
been satisfactory. Alter leaving MI
lansing the count refused to make
any statement.
1t was made plain that the recall OF
the attaches was perfectly salisfac-
tory to Emperor William, who handl,
ed the case personally.
Mr.. Lansing will Immediately make
application to the British and Frensn
embassies for safe conduct for the
two attaches recalled.
He stated that when Germany ap'
points successors to the two ohceFS
this government will also ask sale
conduct for them to reach this coun:
try.
At the British embassy it was SAID
that the secretary's request would oe
communicated to the British IRE g'l
Office.
Cancellation of the exequatuT OF
Alexander Won Nuber, Austrian con-
sui general in New York, and a de-
mand that he leave the country el
face criminal charges, will be the
answer of the United States to the
request of the Austrian charge dat
faires that the department of justi q
withdraw its assertion that Won Nu'
Der plotted to destroy American mu-
milton plants.
1t Is understood this action would
have been taken before, except that
President Wilson did not desire to
enter an additional controversy wi h
Austria-Hunga until the Ancona de.
mand had been considered at Vienna.
It Is reported that at least three other
Austrian consular representatives
may be ousted. .----------
President Wilson will go over the
case with Secretary of State Lansing
and Attorney General Gregory. Mr..
Lansing refused to say what attitude
he has taken on the contention raised
in Austrian sources that the activity
of Austrian representatives had been
under the direct direction of Ambas-
sador Dumba, and that since he had
been withdrawn this government
should drop proceedings against other
officials.
1t was Learned that President VIII
son has refused to accept such a view:
point. The attitude of the admins
tration, officials say, is that the New
York consul general and the unnamed
additional officials have fagrantly
violated the hospitality of the III el
States, have unlaw'ully consp'red
against its peace and its industr'e es
and that their usefu' ness as cor s'la
officials is at an end. If the advi e
of the department of justice is accept
ed, an effort will be made to pr3se
cute at least three of them criminally
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-17
YOUTHS HOLD UP TAVERN
Go Through Pockets of All, But Are
Soon Arrested.


Soon Arrested.
Alfred Doty, twenty years cid, and
Paul Doty, sixteen, his brother, armel
with two revolvers each and their
faces masked with red handkerchiefs,
entered Red Tavern, near Wilkes-Bar
re, and held up the proprietor and
guests in real wild west fashion.
AS they came through the doors oil
the barroom, Thomas Wneatey, the
proprietor, and six guests were In
clined to treat their "hands up" com
mand as a joke, but the bandits"
showed they were not lacking IN
nerve, and quickly went through the
pockets of the crowd and took all
valuables.
After the bandits" had left, a
phone message to the state roire
brought several troopers to the neigh.
borhood, and the Boty brothers were
found on the highway with their guns
In their pockets and the loot In bags.