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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

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min er ibn Der gniideiouns sinss @s-
ridts unterlperfen, BON ipelhem er
porausiebm tann. bab es ssssn bic
Re6te bes ameritanifaen giirasrs snt.
i9eibtn pirog Die 4niiport !isgt auf
auf Der 9anb. srlprdTbent bat bic
Der. Stuaten unier bic 9erri6aFt
seiteIIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Sounerstas, ben 4. sebruar 1915
Sn bem BON Ser frouaSfiFbtr

Sn bem BON Der franaofifden
Resieruns beraussessbenen @eIbbud,
ipomit iie i9re 5rieoensliebe betunbeli
unb bic Saulb an benz ariese auf
Deuti4lanb idbieben min, itsbt, bab
Der eeutihe StaatssSetrsiGr &ibbsrs
=Wddtsr in 9eutidlano Der beItses
babte WanH mar. neil sr gum 6rieh.n
rietb, dber iofort gum 9elosn oes Sas
sss uurbe, als er am 80. Suli 1918
gum &ries rietb. Da aibberlensW sWdhs
ter am 20 DECEMBER 1912 ssitorben
III. 10 lit ouraus gu ermefsn, ipie sr bic
beutihe Ration am 80. Suli 1913 snt=
flammt Bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

0te g Sdiffsuntaufsbitl,
sic Der prdiioent 10 beitinmt foroert,
lit in Die Bride gegangsu, ieitoem iies
ben 9emotrdten i'm Senat au ben Hes
publitanen iibergesanssn iino, pslhe
bic Bill betdmpfsu. 9as Giinftigite.
pas Der Yrdiioent 3u ernarten bat, III
Elm &umpromiB. Der bic gorlags aegens
itaHOslps maht, tnbem lie ben Qrdiis
beHtsn oarin beIhrdntt, peld,e Sfaffe
er antaufsn ion, 10 bab tbaiid6li6
.eine S6iffe norhanosn pdren. bic er
tdufen tDnnte. Der 9pri6laq, bat
bic Sfifie feline 8erpenbune finosr
ioaeH. bic Gn1lonb bednitanoen t0unz
te, 1T. rpie Iih bas bon Ielbit psrhe6t.
BON prdiibenten obne Dsitsrss dnaes
nommen uoroen, 10 bob bas @sieB lcs
oioIit ben 3iped srfiilen ipIrbe. ben
Gibldnbern billias 5rabt su psrf6afe
fen unb bamit bsrsn uutsritiibung fin
WilIons abermalige Domination 5u
aefpinnen. Ssoer pirb ben rspublitas
nif9en Senatorsn bafur banten, fpenu
lie aIles, tpds in ihren ardften iteb..
dufbietsn. lin Die 9snehmiguna einss
iol6 pritaipienloien Wa9iuerfs gu
perbinoerH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

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Der Suridnitts samsritansr BON ben
Worte .aaiisr" madt, lieiert %. M
Sloane, GefdidtssprofsHOr i'm 60
lumbia College, fOlsenbe ebeuip ri4
iige, pie intereHants Muftldruns:
rgs III cine redt nerbdngnibpoai
Site ,4usbriide aus fremben Spru+
den tpDrtli4 ins GnsIifds iibsrissel
81 pollen.
Was bas Wort yRdiIer" bebeutet
tpiien bic Mmerifaner gar nidt. 9i'
meiiten bon ibnen isben in feinsm 5rd.
ger einen rDmiihen 8aiier aug be,
fpdteren &aiier5sit, anbersn III bas
Wort slsihbeoeutsnb nit BEN altotrd'
tii9en 3arismus Rublanbs, nod In-
here ipieoer sieben Hapolson Ill. gum
9srgleid bsran. aur3. penn mir ben
9fusbrud .9aiier" sebrauden. bsntsn
mir an cine gerf0nli4teit, bic es
- nit 4usnabme bes 3aren BON &ub-
lamb iibsrbaupt gar ni9t gibt.
Wir bstrsiben es gsrabeSu ais Sport,
ausoriide aus frsmbsn SpraAen slI
sebrau6en, bic es in unIerer Gpra9e
nidt gibt uno freuen uns an lleber,
ieBunaeh, bic serdOe5u ld9srlih iino.
so iiberieben mir ben glusorud
.Sberiter &risssbsrr" nit Supreme
@ar 2oro~. Was ii6 Der Gurhs
fdnitis s4msritaner barunter poritsllt,
III ni6t gang tlar. Su Wirtlihtsit
aber bsoeutet bieisr ausbrud nidts
anosrss aIs Soditiommunbirsrber im
Oeutfhen Rsihe, es ift alio Dem Sinns
nah bisislbe Stsauna, bic bic praii@
bsnten Der @ereinisten Staaten In
3eiten b5fifsr Gsfabr betlsiben. ains
coin mar pGbrenb isiner prdTibsnt,
ffaft Seitipsiie minosftens in bemielben
Mabe rS6eriter ariessherr". ipie Der
.SeutIde aniier" ss fsin tonnte; in
Dirtli9feit pielIei6t in mod pisI bSbes
rem Mabe.
Dem dmeritanii9en 8olfe mibfdllt
Der QusOrud .Sbsriter aricgsberr"
GSuprems mar eorb"l -abeE-&s Esbt
es ru6ig gu. oaB feig Soditer geumter
ObsrittommanbiNHb.r gu @aFer unb
VI eanbs 1T. fir infer. Obr,n finO
bic osutlatn Morte ununasnebm; absr
oies Negt bardn, bab iie burh bic
pgrtlife uebsriebung einsn aans an
osreu Sinn erhaltsn, Der gu fuliden
9oriteGungen anlaF gibt. Die aus'
oriide, fpie Monardis II. 7. fp. ipsrbsn
IN gnglano tets pom aSnis sebrau6t
unb Bel tsinsm Ieiuer ,aetreueu uuters
tbdneu" erreeen Iis glnftob, islbii bsi
ben rdbitalitsu niht, bic auf bisfs BE.
'ei6nungen ftols iirb. ebenio pie ans
Iheinenb uniere 9anbsIsute britiiher
qbItammunG. marum srreaen lie 70
7roben 4nifpb, psnn bic beutifs RE-
1isruna lie bon ibrsm auiisr uub a6s
tig esbraudt9"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

Ote probrttt1 1e Yre1 IA
tann ii4 nod INNER niat iiber bic
8inoeItrih= Gmeritauer, pie tie unisrs
garger osuti6er uno Dfterreitii4er
Qbtunft nennt, berubigsn unb reost i'd
tGglid in cine sr0bers Wutb binsin
i6er bic aiibubeit, cine pOlitiiAs 9hds
tieteit CUR Siherung Der amerilanis
Ihen unabbGngiet.it orsaHiiiren gu
poGen. 2lls bsTonoers Srsdbeit sr.
i6eint oieisr prsFe Der fOlesube
gsf4lub Der 0aIbinstOuer gsridmms
lung:
,@ir iorosrn Elm freies uno OfFer.s
Wleer fir ben 6unbsl Der Der. Staatsn
unb unbei6rdnttsu 9anbel in Qidts
&ontrebanbe, pis bas 80lterreht ne
oefinirt."
Das ion 10 unameritunii6 isin,
90 bodpsrrGtberii6! Tann pGrsn
WaIbingtOn, Seffsrfon unb MubifOn
sbenfaas So6perratber. bsnn lie baben
ibrer 3eit aenau Oieielben Sorbsrunasn
an gnsluub sefent.
Die ginbeitri4 sameritdner ipOrlsn
uns gu einem arieg nit England b,rs
bssenl ruff bas britiffe Organ. bi.
g2efp gorter Zines" aug unb bic
Rem gortsr Sun" itimmt i5r Bel.
Gpl6e abii9t lisgt ben 9eutidsn
fern; aber Is III ihon sinmal gu einem
ariese 8rpif6en ben Ser. ,Stadten uno
Gnglano aus bisfsm 9runbe geioms
men unb bieisn bd6en nibt 9inbefrif.
Qmeritaner, fpnbern Gmsritaner pie
SeurD Clan unb Calhoun psronldbt.
SieIe pertraten bic 4nii6t, oab 4mss
rita fih ni9t BON gngIdno bebrideH
laisn biirfe unb psn gernunfteriinbe
nift perfdngen miiiis ibnen bic Der
pffi9tung, unier 2ono gsrs6t 3u Be-
banoeIn, nit pem S6perte bsigebrddt
perben, mas aud gei9ebsn III. Mber,
ME eeiast. bic 0eutIden uno DETER
reiher fDiinfdeu tsinen arieq unb
fprbsrn i'm aud nif,t,, neil f. bic
O0Llig ri6tige llsbsr3suguHs bsgsn, bdB
gngldnb uns ni4t uergenaltigen Mir
be. DeHn mir ibm ssiesn, bdb mir uns
feline 8ebanblung ni6t sefdlIsn ldFsn.
Durauf pirb ertpibert, Oub aie Der
Staaten segen bic 5anblungspeiIe
gHglanbs prpteitirt .baben. Dds III
rihtig. 9l6er, mas benefit bag? Dof)
ni9ts anOeres. als oob bic abminiffrds
tion NIT ben 9iHbeitritp9meritdnern
ibereinitimmt, bab gnslanb uns
iddnbIi1 bebanbelt. 9anu fpmmt
nod bis peiters Grd9e: Was bats ges
niistg Die 4niiport 1T 6efdui,t: Gar
ni4ts. GngIaHb ia. su bisIn Gtunbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

Die gebauptuHg bes prGfi.
, beHten, oab bic 4Hgabsn iibsr 9ei6dfs
tieungsloIigteit grob iibsririebeu iino
uIo baB bic Gefadfts ii4 in gutter
9erfaifuns befinbsn, pirb iiberar nit
2aGen bedntfportet, pie bies pDnig
psrbient 1T. gIein msrtpiirbiger Wsiie
pirb nitt srfannt. mas bieis ROtb>
lare berporruft. 2lns mDsIifen llrs
laden psrbeu angefiibrt, aber Der
pabrs Grunb tpirb iibsrieben, bab bic
5perruna unieres iiberieeii6en San.
bels burt enslifde 8rieasi9itfs ale
eSHbuitrien au 9oben oriidt. Jlur bic
Waffenfdbrit.n limb in 5bdtigfsit.
Denn biefs duf ben g,barf nnisr.s
9nnbes Ssidrdnft ipiirben, 10 ipdre Der
Ssrieoe in Sidht unb bamit piirSen
ouh bic unbefrisoigsnben 9sfhGftss
suitdnbs elm gn0e nsbmen.
uniere4 fubr nadp Seutih~
lamb belduft ii6 in normalen Seiten
auf 400 Milionen Dollars. SEPT iiY
fis fait slsid Run. gepirtt tpN5 oos
nidt burd cine glodirup5 Der beut.
i6eu aiiits, ionpern Say9 qiugfuhrp.r,
e9ts .ais. GRgsqlanP, geuen ales Redt
iiber infer aunb DsrbGnsi bot. Die
2onferen5 IN Maibington bat ertldrt,
nab cine iol9e llnterbtnbung unieres
6anbels, bic uuter arDbfter 9erleBung
unierer usutraleu Rehts burh1efiihr!
inirb. nift dsoulbet perpeH ioilte. bah
Gnqlano niht erlaubt iperben oiirfe,
rnieren SanbeI pom Weere aussus
ftlieben. 9luf bisis 10 pOlltomnlen
rihtipe Darlesun1 uHo bereftidte
ssoroeruna antportst bic pros5ritiihe
9refis: Sofperrdthsr. Durduf lam
rtou bod MIR errpiosrn, oaB Die 8erz
r1tber ouf Der Seits 9u iuheH iino.
Sic aug @orliebe fir gnulano bdrduf
bsitshen. baR unisr 6anOsl gu Srunbe
eeriftet peroe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
THE WAY BISON WILL
START A CITY PARK

Geo. H. Carr is working on a
plan to provide park for the town
He proposes to give block of land
ii the town will have it deep titled
this fall and put in shape to set out
trees in the spring. If this can be
done we could have fine park
within three or four years. Sew.
eral farmers around here now
have trees twelve to fifteen feet high
and three to four inches through
that were set out three and four
years ago. Thev set trees far
enough apart so they could be cult
vsted with disc aud by keeping
the ground mellow and the weeds
down the trees have IN ,de a remark
able growth. The season does not
make great deal Of difference it
the trees are kept cultivated aud
n ordinary years, three wears will
make a good showing. A thous-
and or SO yearlinG poplars would
not cost q great amount of money
and the work of setting them out
can be done by the people next
spring by arranging an old fashion
ed bee" The proposition is a
good one aud should be taken up
before it is too late to have the
ground titled this tall. Bison
Courier.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
COMPENSATORY Mem

Scientists are predicting that the
Hugenic woman Of the future is to
be taller than the woman of today
plump and well.rounded. not fat
and her complexion will be ruddy
or brown. But the scientific
sharks are keeping silent about
the eugenic man Of the future
Whyi Is he to be the compensa
tioni Is woman's future great
ness to be paid Tor by the erswhile
lords of creationf Is the law OF
compensation to be observed by
taking from man to give to woman
lp our minds eye we can picture
the future man "a weazened,
spindle.legged pop-eyed. be-whisk.
cred, thinless, palsied and timOr.
Ous creature, running about be-
hind his magnificent wife like 9
Pomeranian pup behind chorus
beauty from Watson's Beef Trust.
Occasionally he will be allowed to
exercise his muscles by acting as a
truck horse and carting home
about q ton and a half of dress
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
NEW ENGINES DELIVERED

The biggest electric locomotives
in the world are heing delivered
this week in patches To the Chicago
Nj waukee 4 st. PAUL Railway
system.
They are the advance guard of
fifty huge electric engines to he
used by the road in operating 44O
miles of it's transcOstinontal line
between Harntown Mont. 4l53
feet above sea level. and Avery,
Idaho. elevation 2,494 feet. They
will also climb the Rocky Mountain
summit, $500 feet and the Belt
Mountain summit, 800 feet.
When these giant machines 20
into operation as they will do some
time i'll November, hauling heavy
freight and passenger trains throug
the precipitous ranges of Montana
and Idaho, the most ambitious cleo
trificatiOE project ever conceived
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

goods, hats and shoes from the
bargain counters. But ordinarily
she'll Just let him stand around
waiting her orders. AS his eugen.
ic partner expands, his lordship
will contract until he becomes q
mere nubbins-an excresence on
the body politic,-a wart on the
pickle. But what does man care9
Not a rap! He's been paying bills
for women ever since he settled
Ewes first apple account. With a
little ooaxing from the fair sex,
he'll put Bills for Women in any
old platform, put Her up as his
candidate and 60 out and vote for
Her.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
NINETEEN DRY STATES

When South Carolina voted
dry" she was the nineteenth state
to enter the dry column. The
other arid states are: Washington
0 regon, Idaho, Arizona, CoIorad o
Kansas. Oklahoma, Iowa. North
Dakota, Tennessee. Arkar sas, AL.
ALBANIA, Georgia, North Carolina,
Virginia, West Virginia. Maine,
Mississippi The total population
Of the dry states is 27,344, O43,
Tne population of the twenty.nine,
wet states is 81 ,628, 223. occording
to the 1910 census. Ohio is the
only state to- vote this fall on state.
wide prohibition. The statewide
prohibition amendment voted on
in 1914 lost 10y majority Of near
ly one hundred thousand, and the
county option law was repealed by
about twelve thousand majority.
In addition to the statewide prohi.
bitiOn amendment, the people of
Ohio will vote on an amendment
which will prevent measure vot-
ed on an amendment which will
prevent a measure voted down
twice in succession from being
brought up again for six years.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

friends rapidly. He uaAsrstands kis
art and has theatrical instiHct. You
will like his work, because you can't
help liking him. You VIII like his
work because II II artistieally and
hawlessly done.
Although . young man, he 10 a.
ready paid q salary equal 70 tAs com.
b,ned salary - oil Of The company
Of four In which no Travelled snly Ave
years ago. " f
He 10 an Inspiration to ssy yevag
man Or woman. and every oas shexlA
not snly hear but shsuM nset this
young and rising Esnius. where hs
viii eventually land sga nAA&sr st
conjecture. hut enc thiaS = certain
winters win never stand stlM. ne
viii 20 on climbins. "t''''
Health Nets-1f 1yon have Sssa p0.
ming on one cylinder IN spite ~ DAtent
medicines and not foot baths Try .
one night trsatlnsst Of wintsss' Jsy
Variety and SEQ ,aov fcon ysar e.
gins stssts 20 run eyssly. Ysur liver
will feel like tryinv to IseD the loop
in . mouoplans. The grsatsst tonic
known 10 good laugh. :. iatff
Hear Mr.. alA Mrs. Wiltsgs. vAss
they are here.
As soon - Mr.. Winters steps upsn
the platform yeur cares take ~ ole.
vator down. because the snNe Ne
pushes in front OF him plays mere
havoc with gloom tAsn Ne snxiag
countsnancs Of cid Sol hinseA, - -
peeks through the clsuds Aftss . tAses
weeks precipitation in NevsASse.
Since the days whsn NE sve40s
sat IN rows along ne esast 81 -
Mediterranean Sea. listening - Ne
Roman Demosthsnes pour fes1A Ne
eloquencs out Ger the waves. No aUl-
fences have sat In rows bsfsss ~
lecture platform and listened 70 Q
more delightful entertainer thAa these
which have lined up before Dnsssos
Winters. 1. -..,,f
The above entertainment will be
neld at the United Church Monday
night. A large crowd is expected.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
BIG TEACHERS MEET

The schools of Wal worth Count,
have been 0rdere I closed Oct. lJtl
and all of the teachers and Of.
ficers of the County will gather at
Selby for one Of the biggest and
finest meetings Of the kind ever held
in Walworth County or in this part
of the State. The teachers will re.
main for the 10th.
The forenoon of the 18th will be
devoted to Departmental work, the
High School teachers meeting un-
der Supt. q. j. Bugbee of the Mo-
bridge City Schools; Mr.. Bugbee
spent the summer at thu University
of Chicago taking special work in
School Management snd allied sub.
jects and is able to conduct very
beneficial meeting, the rural teach
ers under Prof. Seymor of the
Aberdeen Normal, formely High
School Principal and County Snpt.
and the school officers und,r State
Supt. &. H. Lukg.
On the afternoon of the 18th
the big meeting of the series
will be held when both officers and
teachers will gather at 1:p m. sharp
to listen to lectures by State Supt.
G. H. Lugg, Prof. Seymour aud
DR.. w. Franklin Jones of the
State University. This be Dr..
Jones first trip into the north
central counties and our first op-
portunity to hear him. He has
statewide renown, educatiOnally
aud no one should lose a chance
to hear aim.
On Saturday morning the teach
ers will meet in departmental meet.
ings again; this time led by Supt.
II. e. Johnson OF the Aberdeen
city schools in the high school and
city grades department and Miss
Carrie M. NoteboOn in the rural
department These meeting will
be fully as good as those of the first
day. At 1870 all will gather in a !
general meeting and listen to an :
other lecture by DR.. Jones. The
of the 10th will be a gen.
eral meating and the progam is not |
yet prepared. The meeting will
close in time for all teachers to get
home conveniently. All prepara-
tons are being made to accommod-
ate everybody. Supt.. NOteboom
invites the public to these meetings
if at all interested in school work
These are our meetings" and
let us take advantag ge OF them.
There will be no charges for any
or the lectures or meetings.
Meetings are being held during
rhe week at Ipswich. Mound City
Eureka. Timber Lake, and Nc.
IntOsh.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

After visiting oil sections % ~
country, in his professional capacity
Mr.. Gorton came to the con clusiou
that one hundred people in one ssoelor
Of the country averaged about tAe
same - one hundred IN any skAes
section and he set about 20 buial q
program that should have In 4 some
thing for each individual in every su.
diencs. The wisAor ctsuch q program
has been fully demonstrated and n
success has been most gratifylng
There are other rssders-other imDer.
sonators--other crayon artists-other
clay modelers and other sntsrtataers
who give costuned character rscisals
but We know Of no other one person
who combines all Of these widely dif-
fsrent features IN one program. Oas
OF the remarkable things about tAis
man Goron 10 that he does each
thing with - much AAsA and Anisa
- though ne devoted himsslf to the6
one thing alone and nothing else. Ne
might have won distinction IN any ore
OF the fsatures OF his snAsrtain meat
but 70 have achieved success in ~
Of them, and to have brought them al
together in one program. to delShs
the public, II little short q renAek-
able.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

The News Office was closed
Thursday in respect of the death
of the brother of the editor, who
was killed in Billings, Montana.
Tuesday. and was to have beer
buried that day, but change of
plans will set the burial date in
Newport News, Va. sometime next
week.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
WILLARD GORTON,
the ENTERTAINER

The entertainment given by willard
Gorton cannot be compared TO any
other because n u unlike any other
just as Mr.. Gorton intends that It shall
be. The entertainment combines near.
ly all the best features Of Q first class
Lyceum course and the impression
produced is that Of a large company
and first class one at that The pro.
gram as 1t stands is the result Of
years Of experience ana constant
study.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

Isabel is rapidly coming to the
top as the center of sheep raising
in this state. Last week two solid
trains Of double decked cars passed
through Mohridge, filled with
lambs for the eastern markets.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
WINTERS ,s COMING 70 TOWN

WINTERS is COMING 70 TOWN.
Young, boyish, good looking, with
the smile which won't rub e6, Emsr-
son Winters will soon bs with 10 10
make us forget our troubles In one
grand evening OF fun and reiaxAtiea.
A hrs fellow 70 meet 10 WiaAsrs.
He 10 Jolly. pleasant ana makes
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

+ Of fataliti|
all over u
less spesdir
It driving
han tho ord
With pede
20 be q matt
! can run 1
IAN jump, f|
ct in the wd
,venience Il
of delsyi1
o swerve fro
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09
Advanc'

- -
I'd.
one of II
democrat
emily TAX
niziug the |
he bringil
missiOna
)nsibility
he Nation
the elect !
ncil votiI |
ese nissio| |
this acti(
were ind
'rning: nc |
rect cOntr |
} denomin| |
to the in |
hip in Il
'ance is r. !
work Of IL
spite Of tA
,cieties shO
records the d|
Ict that g0
tic spirit I
! Of q Kal
.oderator I'd
The no, |
.os Angel
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-10-09

of Scottid
n in sessid
sonic temp
didates ha]
the degree
ty who wei
J work, 80 q
were Ira ]
ChamberlaiI
and Arth1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
APPRECIATION
OF Friendly Spirit of British Note
Voiced BY Bryan In Aeknowl-
edaing lts Receipt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1f-In a note
delivered to-day by Ambassador PAGE
at London. Secretary Bryan acknowi.
edged receipts Of the preliminary re-
ply of the British government 10 the
American note protesting against the
treatment of neutral commerce bv the
British fleet. Tie expressed appro.
ciation OF the friendly spirit IN which
the communication had been received.
and noted with satisfaction that tho
principles of international Law SEA
forth BY the United States had been
accepted.
Further comment Mr. Bryan said
would be Immature ~ this time. In
view of the intention OF the British
government 20 reply later I'm detau
Following Is a paraphrase % the
sccretary's note.
The friendly spirit IN which the
British government received the
American note of December ~ h an
prcciated No doubt is entertained by
1s that the cordial relations between
Inc governments Will continue pend
.ng diplomatic discussion. This gov.
ernment notes with satisfaction that
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QUESTION ARISES
OVER The DACIA
AND THE LOADING OF THE
STEAMER WITH COTTON HAS
BEEN SUSPENDED.
England Contends That Transfer Of
German Ship to American Regis
try Is Subterfuae.

LONDON. Jan. IL. 40 p. m.-Cable
advices were received at the foreign
office today TO the effect that loading
OF the steamship Dacia had been sus-
pended. The hope Is entertained in
official circles that the United States
win not permit the former German
vessel. the validity OF whose transfer
to the American flag Is generally
questioned by the London press. TO en-
ter the German cotton trade.
The suggestion from Washington
that the Dacla might carry cotton TO
Rotterdam instead of Bremen is re-
garded by British officials as not Of
iering solution to the question.
There is no disposition on the part
OF the foreign office to decide pre-
cisely what action will be taken con-
corning the Dacia until il is known
positively that she has sailed for Ger
many under the American flag Even
II the Dacia were to carry a cargo OF
cotton to Bremen II Is probable n
prominent official intimated, that the
cargo would be permitted to reach its
destination. although IL is likely that
the vessel would be detained II tne
facts in connection with her sale are
as reported in London.
The foreign office announced today
That the Swedish vessels Canton ana
New Sweden. from New York for
Gothenburg. had been released.
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PROTEST
OF Vigorous Nature Sent 20 Car.
rama Regarding Threat TO Close
OIL Wells Near Tsmpico.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1i.-secretary
Bryan has sent . vigorous protest d.
:ect to the Carranza authorities al
Tampico. against their threat to close
the great oil wells in the vicinity OF
TaWpico. because the foreign opera.
tors refused to pay a heavy assess.
ment levied by the Mexicans. At the
same time the matter was brought 10
'he attention Of General Carranza him
self.
Most of the important plants are
owned by American and British capi-
tai From time to time lately there
have been complaints against decrers
Of the Carranza officials. reports com
inR directly from state department
representatives n well as through the
interested foreign embassies.
The latest advices indicated that tho
Mexicans were pFeparinE TO sum.
marily shut down all Of the plants un-
less the money demanded was forth
coming