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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
9l,iterifaner
) n Marfhauunter Der Ins
tlage Der 9 pi age
inSaft mmen.

tnSaf geHommen.
Berlin. 10. DECEMBER, pia aons
bon, 20. De5smbsr. = Sissfrieb paul
aonbon. Gin naturaIiiirtsr ameriianis
i6er giirser. III inter Der alniIase Der
Espionage in Warf9au in Daft se:
nommsn fuorbsn unb iisbt jebt Isiner
proseiiirung entsesen. Da bic llntsrs
iuduns porlaufis nod nifi nbges
fdloHen lit, ionnteu bic GinSelbeiisn
Der segen 2onbpn erbobentn 8ei6uIs
oieunsen nod niht bem ameritanis
iden aonfuIat iibermitielt psrosn,
aber ss fteini. baB er an elmer 9srs
i4pOruns betbsiIist mar, pelhe bar'
auf ab5ielts, ben RuiIen nah Der BE-
iebuns Warldaus nur9 bic Deiti1en
Jnformation Jutommen gu iaIien.
Di. geb5rbsn seitatten ben 9ertres
tern Der Ser. Staaten Resierung uns
sebinb,rt 3utriit gu bem SefdnsniB
unb sebtn ibnsn ieos nur erbentIits
@sIesenbsit, bic 9ertbeibigung 2ons
bons por5ubereiten. Dem aonful uno
Sem @isesoniuI tpirb aud seitattet
iDerbsn, Der 0srbanbIung sssen aons
bon bei5upobn.n.
aonbou mar felt Sabren in Wars
id,au anidffis uHo bat aIs cine Irt
sSiibrer lnb acmmiiTionar fiir Rsiisns
be funbirt.
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0hititigen Uerlauf
gaebmsn bic aGmpfs in WsOntsnssrO
flu bic 0iterreififdrn 9ruppsi..
gim Gamitaa iirb ipieber 300 Wtor'te'
nsarinsr in bic @.fanssnf4aft
serdtben.
SiaIisnsr psrben am Monte Gan
WidsIe nit blutissn a0pfsH que
riidgetrieben.


Misn bin arnbon, 19. Ds5. Das
arisssminiiterium perSffentli9te am
SOnntas bic folseuSe amtlide Be
tanntma6uns:
.RuiTif9.r ariessiaauplab: auber
lptalsn artiaerietanpfsn 1T nidts al'
beridtsn.
StaIisniider striessTdailp!ab: auf
ben nDrbIiden @bbdnasn bss Mpnts
San Wii6ele ma9tsu bic 5taiisner
SufanterisaHsriffe, bic ubssipisisIl
ipurpen. Die Gage lit unperanbsrt.
Siib0flider ariessIdouplas: Die
&dmpfe in Montenssro nehmsn ai's
bauernb einen fir uns siinitissn @ers
Iauf. @eitsrn tpurben eiipa 300 Wtons
tenesriner aIs ariesssefans.ns einsss
braht."
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ollns ,,9e slIarnl" iit ioebca auf elmer
eroberen Bolts init oem prdiioerrtet
Toiilcare oils Gbrenpraiioetten reor.
sanifirt ipproen. Gum putrondsetoms
mittee eeb5ren ssinan5ntiniiter Siibct,
WlmitionsminiIter Gbonins, Staats.
ininiiter @oureeoiS Der WoiiDerneur
6cs Srlontenbeinls @oiiperneilrgtior,
Der porndIige pr1iioent Der Gepii-
tirteufanlnrr Saul 3oinlers uro
Fdiil Ielonlbre.
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0era.ruf.

Tis Jrau zines bsidunteu Shrift'
iieIIsrs frast ibr 109t.rHen, bi. tn
bi. s6uI. iOmmsn iOu: rWas ants
portsii Dr. ipsnn iis Did in ber
S4uIs frassn, mas Dein papa iiig@
.9lrhit.r!" dntiport,t bic aIeins.
Gritaunt frost bic Wsutisr: .@rbsi'
ter. ipesbalb btuu, ainbg'
Run. Du Iaait bod INNER, ih foll
ni6t 70 Iau. ieiu. papa arbeitet!-
9Om Regen in bit1raufc
.@s par bod rsdi uHDoriidiis DON
benz 0i9tsr 1riafHnabeI. feline
fdmmtIiden iyreunbe 5lir eritauffiib=
runs isinss 9rauerfpitI5 eiHSuIdbsn!"
sWarum benn?S
rDas Gtiid III trobbem bur6s.fal.
Ten = unb isbt bat er AUDI ieinsn
ein,igen JrsuHp mt9rI' 4
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@erbanb Der 9uubtS 81
pilbtenitanaeitellten.

Columbus, O., 19. DECEMBER.
9tnseitelIte Der gunbtsrtsiruns aus
q GtdDtsn in SbiO sriinbsten ssle.
ssntIi4 elmer ON Sonntaa bier itasts
ssbabten 9epiammluns bic Sbio Sta
ie 2lFnntion Of llnitsD Stdtes Gipil
Ssrpiee Gmplones. Der 3iped Der
Oraaniiaiion III in srfisr 2tnts bic
2lnnabme zines ptniionsssitBes flir
BunbtsangeitelIte bur6 ben acngreb
AL tripirfen unp etipaissn gfnsriffsn
duf bag giDiIbi.nits.fss entsessn,u'
ipirten.
Der Gibuns am Sonntas ipobnten
rs 9unbesangeitellts bti unb bas Nt.
fultai Der gelmisnipabl mar pis
folst: praiibsnt. Sobn 2. Wusdptn.
Cincinnati; @i3sprdIibsnt. GbdrIss
6. 5ssno, Dabton; Gsirst6r W. D.
Gregg, glspslanb; GGabmsiiter. J.
q. Rapp, RidGpoob; Grsiutiptommit'
fee: q. &. Wuiien. Cincinnati, 6. u.
gra&er, Dapton, 3. 8. Dnrr. Canton.
g. 81. 8ernbat. Columbus unb .. ..
Wilbsr, 9olsbo.
Der Derbanb III bsr trife isintr
glrt i'm san3sn 9dnbt unb "a ipsrnsn
Dsrlu9t ssrnndt iperbsn. bic @riin'
bung dbnlidtr DtrbGnbt in anpsrsn
GtadtsH krbei5ufiibren.
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Die 1arien
Darftsn in aIlern a d fer
3sittH esppten eins
fallen.

3ett IN Y Spptsn etn'
fallen.
Qonbon, 10 DECEMBER. Der
gyddns. telegraph rDirS aus amitsr'
BAN s.melsb.i:
.Wie ss btibi, ift Jelomarf4aIl Don
Der @ols, Der gefeblsbaber Der eritsn
tiiriiIten armss, i'm gesriff, iein
Saupiquarti.r In alsppo, Sprien,
auf,uidfussn, no bic unter isinem
g.f.hI fi.b.nbsn iiiriiI4sn unb Seuts
fd.n sruppsn fir ein.n einfall in
Gsppt.n ausssriiitet iperbtn. aaiier
WilkIm unb Der SuItan bdben 5eISs
mari8all BON Der GOIb Oepei3en gee
ianbt, in ipeIden iie Der 5offnung
ausbrud s.ben. bab .s ibm in gdIbs
s.Iins.n pirb. ben aGiirtsn cine boil.
itdnbiss gtiebsrlass bsi3ubrinsen.
Die 1ruppen oss GeIomuri4aIls
Don Der Colt beite5sn in eriisr afnie
aug bem arm.etorps DON aonitantis
nop.l, bas DON bsutihsn OffiSiersn
bfeblist ipirb. 9i. SOIoaien iiHo nit
arupp,i6en GeDebrsn aiisssriiitet.
Dsuii6e 9ebrer in GROCER 3abl
iperben ii6 nah Der 9iirtei 6eetbtn,
ipp iis llnterriht IN ber bsuti6en
Spraa, .rtbeileu iollsn. Sic iinb
toniraitIid fir bic Dausr Don br.i
Sabren psrpflidiet."
@robe 6napSDorrafbe
berui6tet
@tasgop, GbottIano. 10. Deg.
ssn ben slnlaeen Der 9iitillerp Co.
2ie. fam nm Sonntas eiH 5ciler gum
ansbrlid,, oas eiuen Sd)aocn bon ct.
ma $4,000 anrihtete imb grobe
Sdynapsborratbe perniftete Su benE
G'cb1nbe ,raren 10000 Sab Shnaps
diiigcipeIdert uno Die SSelieripebr
batte einen iebr idtperen Stano, ra
bic syGiier erplobitt.n unb Der brsns
nenoc @bisfep iid) IN Die StraBe imo
itlieBIi1 IN ben anital ergof, iuio
bieien su einem brennetoeH Strcm
mahte.
@eneraf Soneseo begebt|
SeIb itmoro.
@eni, pia 2onbcn, 10. Ic5ember.
ssu bier einsetrofiencn Waiinheler
3cihneen 1T bic Gad)ridt cntbnlier,
bab BeneraI ssonesco, Der 9efeblsba.
bcr 0es 3ipciten riimdniiden slrinec.
fcrps, SeIbItntoro begmigen bat. @ie|
cs in ben betreffeitOcn @ldttern beibt.
iianb Der General i'm geroad)t. oab|
er iid babe BON ciiier fren6en @ad)t
beitedm Iaiien Der ariegsniiniiier
orbnete cine llriteriudung an, oiirf|
lpeId,e bic sfnflnge befpieien iDuroe.
Tarafbin idtote Der arieesn,iniitcr
eipsi Gffi5iere su General HpneSeo)
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@eial3ene ztrafen

@erbeu iibcr Steuer.G 2 c.
fraubantcn IN Oeut Dr.
lamb perDdngt.
Conn DciitidlanS, bia 2onoor,
t9 0eember. @elbitruicn BON 5il-
ialnmcn 100000 9'arf tuilroeh
ii6er brei bieiise GeitiIateure iuescn
sielerSefraioationen pcrbdn5t. Ter
fpiirbe I'M 1898 :
600 geiiraft. et,,beroeH ,purSen ale
oref nod gu @efdnsniBiHaien Der.
lrtbeiIt.
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mas 1T paranor.

Wenn Der 9efBsr einss aidts,
auft. uno Gonnenbabes bebauptet, sr
i5nne nidt bon Der Cuff Ieben uno
miiTe infOlg.beffeH fein sisenes eidt
Isu4ien laifen, I'M niGt Elm S4attsns
baleiH au fiibrsM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-20
Mirb ieiiens Der 4ulsarsn bsi ben
9laiirtsn ensrsif9 protsifiri.
Die gulsaren broben mit ernften
Wiebsrosrselt seltunssmubrsgeIn.

gerIin, (ouf brabtIOiem M.ge
mad Sui.rton), 10. DECEMBER. Die
bulsarifds Resieruns bat, tpis Die
llebri.e 9ludridtsndsentur bsridiet,
anm britten Mal BEL ben 9aiirisn 70.
tpie bsi ben nsuiraIsn Mddtsn sssen
bic 9.rtpeHbuns BON DlimsDum Ges
idOFsn feitsns Der fron5Oiifden unp
britiIden 9ruppsn proieftiri, iOipi,
sss.n bic geripsnbuns Don Gsf6cHen
nit 0oppelbiilsn, bic beim aufi@Ius
gen erplobiren. Die bulsdriI1e Re
sisruns erildrt. baB bisie Osi@ofit
gang furdibare Wunbsn peruriaheH
unD bab in ben msiiten GdIen gu
9mputation.n stihritten tperben
mub. um bas 2eben Der Weripuneeien
su rettsn. Sn Wu5eOonien bsfinoen
iid 5abIloie @erpunbste in ben 6cIpis
idlern, bereu Wunben bur6 Tlms
Dunn auseIu psrurfadt tpurb,n.
Die bulsariihe Mesieruns trtldrt,
bab fie in 3utunft iih se3pungen r.
ben ipirb, 81 ben iddrffien Wiebtrs
DsrseItunssmabres.ln sesm britiit
unb fran36fifde 0efanssns gu srtifen,
nm @dtung fiir bic SdbnHssI ees
@Oli.rrt9ts au er3,pinstn.
serb 9erbp bofft fptcoer
einmdl.
2onbon 19. Teenber. 2orS
Terbu, Der Iireftor bes @efrlti'
rlmgApeiens, inS Ben 9iIfett, Der
sefretir Der Union Der @crftarbci'
ter, ipradjan an Son,ttag in einrr
WhiiifbaIle bon oerielben Bldtfor;n
alls, aIs 1ilett iiber ieinen fiir5lidlen
sIuieiiibaIt Gi Der e,lgliiden 2urtpi'
front iprah.
Sn Der slniprade, nit tpclder
loro Gerbp Der 8erfanunIinig I'll.
lett poriteIlte, bemerfte er: .@enn cs
,u Der syrage be;iiglid) ben gera!len
3ahI Der glefrittcn foHlrnf. Die id an.
ceporben babe, 70 nuiB id benz IN
teiner Sscije porgreifeIL mas Der Fre.
miermiiriiter mn 0ienitag 5ii fagcn
baben ,pirb. sSd) bege Die lleber5eii'
giug, bob, ipenn er feline Mngabcn
madf, bas 9an6 3ii Der llebcr5eligltng
fomIllen ruiro, baB oas Bolt baS
Ser, aui Dem retten Sled bot.
Cd, bofie, baB oas neie Sabr eine
aiinjiiaere Gage aIs bic Pgenpdrtigc
bringen ,pirb. 9ieies biirite fpeit eber
eintreter, aIs eripartet iutr6 iul6 Elm
Sieg Der slliirten iein. SD bin NIT
9c,ug aiif Die Sufmrft abiolut Itiht
peiiimiitiit.-
gngIdnoer molten bur4s
breden.
2oubon, 10. 9e5. Wie btm
Raiter'i1en Bureau BON Rcnitontis
nopsl iibsr 9lmfterbam semtlosi ipirb.
Ioaen sipei britiffs Monitors ben I
gsriud gemadt babsu, burd bic ai'
MEN Der 1iirien bur93ubrs4en, Don
psnsn aut GI 2lmara, Wefopotas
nisn. beIdsert pirb.
Jeuer on gorb Der saorp
Ormonbe." X
9orbeaur, 10. Ds5sm6er. -
Sm 2aberaum bes Dampfsrs ~2oro \
Srmonbs1, Der an 2. DECEMBER bon 4
llap gort bier einsstrofien ipar. brad
am Sonntds Elm Geuer aus. Der
Baum in tpeldtm bic JIammen tnts \
p.dt tpurbeu, entbisIt cine aabans \
3uder. Gesen 9lbenb bate man bic
JIammen ausenidsinli4 untsr acn. \
IroIIe. Der Dampfer bate uripriinss \
Iid au4 pferDe on 9oro sebabt. bic
isoO9 bereiis aussslabm rpareu, als
noE rsus, stfhs1t fnttyhS
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nit ber Weiiuna, ibu non benz Re
iuInt Der 1lnteriudplns in aenntnii,
5ii iesen. 8,pci Shmoeit ip1ter bntfc
Der WeltcraI ieiuem 2eben 6,lr@ ei.
gene I9anb EN- enbe gefett.
Oesen 0nni 0ams 8neeIn
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| . % 10 bt1 4er u nter H.
8erein.
Ter S9ipdbiI6e unieritiibunsss
9erein 9ielt geitern unter bem 8oriis
oes pra'Iioenten Serr glnton S4eben
feline balbidbrlife @eriammIuns uno
geamtenpabl ab. Serr Sobn 9miin=
Der prctptpllirte. Die 9eamtenpabl
ersab folsenbes aeiuItat: prdi.: aus
cas- aaubsr; @iae prai.: 6rant
Spraul; prot. SER: Gbarles g.
9aieber; 5inan5 Setr.: Senrp CUB
mig; Sdabm.: SOiepb Wenbel; @ers
ipaltunesratb: 9enrp peaslad, G9as.
Grnit unb Meper Meper. Serr Shes
ben ertlGrte, baB er als WtitsIieb pes
@ereins reiisniere. ba er i'm Stabt-
perbanb oes SeutI6en SauIes uno,
tpie er bebauptet, ungere6tfertieter
8eiie, beihulbist pprben iei = bic
Reiisnation tpurbe ouf ben Sid ges
Iegt. Serr @miinber bate por Der
Wabl ertldrt, bab er auf bas glmt
zines prptotoG sSetretdrs oerai9te.
- gom rDeutiden SnbuIiosnpant
in Berlin, tpelder unter Der 9rote:s
ton bes &ronprinsen BON Deutftz
lamb gegriinbst purbe, lief Elm Shreis
ben Elm, in pel6sm nm llnterItiibuug
nahgeiuf)t purbe. Dieter 9lWfforbes
runa ipurbe BON ben Wtttqliebern euts
iproden uno mebrere 9eitrGge ges
,cidnet. - Die bolbidbrlihen gertdte
Der gsamten tperoen in Der ndfIten
Sibung 5ur @erleiung aclangen. Iu9
finbet Johann bic SnItalIation Der
neuerpdblten 8edmten itatt.
= Serr Soiepb Stubner, bon glp.
APO Gin Strabe. ipurbe pprgeitern
9tbenb aui Der putterion Straben.
bdbnIinie pon gaihenbieben lin einen
G6ed auI bic !. Rdtipnal 9drt in
Rorlpoob sum 8etraee BON $59.32
unb um SO gaaraelo bsitpbleH. Ei,
@us3abluna beg Gbeds purbe singss
iteTt.
- Sm GeIunbfeitsdmt purbsn in
Der abgslnufenen Wo6s fploeroe 20
besfGIe anoemelbet: Sames 70. gris
tom, so; Sobanna 5Iennerp, So: So
iepb Gistri6, 81; Marp s. Woob,
90; n. Slsibner, l Sabr; SGugIin9
Smith, II Gage; Geo. Ott, SO uno
Ssnrp Surmau, II Sabre alt.
- 9is Clifton aoss Der Sr. 8. II.
q. W. bat bic 9eplano'Ite Seimitdtte
auf Clifton fir S225o ee,auft.
= Der WaIbineton Saus9erein
bat folqenbe geamtsn crfpdblt: grGI.;
8. R. Waisr; 8i3esprdf.: %. 6.
8otts; Sfdbmeiiter: u. Wl. 2urtin;
Sstr.: !. $. Gner; @ebiilfssSetr.:
:. n. Minsr; Direttorsn: 8. aolbs,
Geo. g. Bartlett, 9. $. Wilion, 6.
90. goe, Spiepb Zimmerman, GIus
rene. que, %. 6. Siubum, ). Riefs
fin urb 6. 9. Sobnion.
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I'm Morii
b ME es beibt, a6nig
peter BON Serbien
feine RefibeuS

dut q ldgeH.
Rom, 19. Deaemb,r. - SIMMER
ipisber taudt bas gsrii6i auf, bab
aonis Deter BON Serbisn feline tempos
rdrs RsiibsnS in acm aafidIassn uno
bab bier aud btmnddft bas ierbiits
Parliament 5uiammsntreisn tpiro. Gin,
Offisisls geitdiisuns Oisiss Ssriidts
III jsbOd Iotpsit nidt gu .rIaussn.
Sn 9eptI6en, bic iiirSIid aus Sta
lien iibsr paris fintraisn. bi,b es, bab
aonis pster bas anerbist.n Der iia.
lisnii6en Resieruns anssuommeu bas
be, burh ipel@es ibm bas i6niaIide
ShIob in Gaieria, bel N.apsl. sur
WsrfiigilHs ssit.ut purbs.
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Wain

Nath
.glbier Scinerl, i'd aIniitd gar. q,
bas.lt Dein fleines Hriioer&en2~
s@m ioH il Sem font hnsR2*
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SleUpsrt

DIE We,pport Office fir has Sin.
einnatcr IuIfablntt" befinSet iid IN
Hp. 339 Yorf Strahe, aeseniiber otm
Gonrtbouie, woielbit glerisfeiten, Yin.
seigen II. I. IN. bis nean llbr Mbenbs
enfgesengenDmmen iperoen. SeI.
Spntf 2401.
9 Gbifder u nterf.
Wpreiu
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13

sage on the steamship America for
this country. They peeled potatoes
and worked at odd jobs for two days
and the first class passengers took
up a collection and thus they received
enough to pay their passage and had
a capital Of $13 when they reached
New York. They make their expenses
by selling post cards and lecturing.
From New York they walked to
Philadelphia and then the news of the
grea t European struggle reached
them. They attempted to return to
Germany, they say, but were unable
to secure passage. They wired to their
paper for instructions. were told to
make a special trip through the Unit
ed States and they expect later to
go to Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan
and thence to Germany. They are 60
ing to the Yellowstone National Park
and the two big cxpositions on the
coast nav.
Willie Won Hansen, the third men,
Der Of the party, is working his way
westward, via Omaha, Neb., and 9TH
err points south Of here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13
MEN
ARE SENTENCED
Christopher Case Is Continued
Over the Present Term of
Court.

Lambert, the nan who was recent
ly convicted Of grand larceny, the
specific crime being the theft of a
horse the property of a local livery
barn, was yesterday given an indie
terminate sentence of from n to
five years in the penitentiary. VIII.
liam Thompson, charged with unlaw'
fully entering the Indian school, was
sentenced to serve a term Of ten days
in the county Jail. Ross Baker, con-
victed of the crime of robbery when
tried for entering a warehouse at
Motif, was given a suspended SEN
tence by Judge Nuessle.
Lambert, who will have to spend
the next year or more at the peniten-
tiary, is wanted by Montana officers
for passing worthless checks. His
Montana name is said to be G. Mil
Ter.
The case against Jack Christopher,
a local taxi driver, bound over on a
robbery charge, and the case against
Frank Montgomery, charged with bas-
tardy, each vas carried over to the
next term Of district court.
In the civil suit of Christian
Bertsch, Jr., VS.. Thomas Morris, the
plaintiff, Bertsch, won the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13
Advertisement,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13
AROUND WORLD
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Three Berlin Newspapermen Have
Big Contract to Full
All.

William Berner and Lawrence A.
Henning, who are reporters on the
stat Of the Berlin Germany Daily
News, and who are on a trip around
the world, on foot, have been in the
city for a few days on their way west.
They stopped long enough to get let,
ters from Mayor Lucas and from the
governors office stating that they had
f1een In this city.
These two young men say thar
they left Berlin on May /, 1914, to win
d prize of $4,000 marks ($12,5OO) by
carrying out the provisions of the
contest, namely, that they travel 3d..
900 miles, through four continents, in
q period Of five years, afoot.
They walked from Berlin to Ham.
burg and. then took second class pas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13
MISS HANSON FINED
FOR EMBEzNEMENT

Minot, N. D., June 12.-Miss Ethel
Hanson, accompanied by a few
friends, was in Minot last night, on
her way home to Lansford from Far
go, where yesterday she entered a
plea of guilty in the United States
district court to emoezzlement Of the
funds of the Lansford postofice,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13
EASY TO TELL.

There is nc telling how long your
motor will last if you use good motor
oil-but it is easy to foretell it's life
If you don't. Keep your motor young
with French Auto Oil.-Adv. ..,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13

where she was postmaster. She was
fined $772, which is the amount of
money she was charged with enIbez'
zling.
The court in passing sentence, took
into consideration the fact that the
money emhezzled had been paid back
to the government, some Of it by
Miss Hanson herself and the ether by
her bondsmen.
1t seems from the statements OF
the case in court that Miss Hanson
had simply used the funds of the post
Office for personal purposes and had
intended to replace the amount. but
the postofice inspector dropped in
and made the investigation before she
could restore what she had used.
She has been removed from the
office and the amount of the fine inn
posed will be paid, SO that she will
not be required to serve any time in
jail.
Miss Hanson, who is "a years old,
is p~repossessing in appearance and
is above the average in intelligence,
and it i claimed by her friends that
she merely made a mistake in using
the government funds without having
any real criminal intent to defraud.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-13

In a letter received in Minot today
the news was contained that Charles
Palda, who left here a few days ago,
to take the examination for entry in
to the United States Naval academy
at Annapolis. was not accepted, ow-
ing to a slight defect in on ear.
Charles. however, was one of the 204
out Of $40 who passed the mental *
animation. An ear specialist who
was consulted says that the defect
can be remedies IN a few months and
that Charles may take the required
examination this fall. 81 a-.a &.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
WALL ST. CARRYING
ON THE EUROPEAN
WAR, SAYS Mr., FORD
tBy United Press Leased Wire,

! tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
! San Francisco, Oct. 1S.---"Right
no wthe European war is being car
ried on by Wall street. believe
this will be the last great war In
history. Militarism Is to be finally
wiped out. The whole trouble now
is they are shooting the wrong men.
II the right men were shot, and not
the poor soldiers, the war would be
over in a week"
These are some OF the things Henry
Ford. wizard OF mechanics, said today
on his arrival here to participate In
Ford day at the Panama exposition.
'The day IS not far on" he added,
when the men who are now making
up the worlds armies will refuse to
fight without Just cause.
"As far as America goes, unpre-
paredness is the thing that will keep
us out Of war. The man who cries
unpreparedness' ls the man who has
interest in the building OF battleships
and ammunition plants, The way to
stop war Is to educate the people, and
this should be done at once by all
newspapers, am now finishing q
plan for gigantic system Of educa-
tlon and will do this through n corps
OF trained newspapermen, who will
bo press agents of peace Regarding
my supposed statement on submar-
mos. what said was that l believed
q large ileet of small divers could
sweep the seas with great destruction,
but | know these would not be popu-
lar, because they would not cost muck
money and therefore would not in
torest the man behind wars who Is a
manufacturer, Ninety per cent OF
Americans are against war, and there
is no reason why we should even talk
preparedness. II Ia not the man who
must 10 out ana sl,oot his fellow man
who Ia interested In this war talk"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
TOMORROW NEW
JERSEY BALLOTS
FOR SUFFRAGE

Trenton, N, j., Oct. lS.-From
Cape May to Kittatinny Ridge the
women Of New Jersey today made
the final appeal of their whirlwind
campaign for suffrage.
Mass meetings everywhere In the
state were addressed by some Of the
most prominent suifragists In the
country, while bands played suffrage
tunes.
Today's speech-making ended one
OF tho most brilliant suffrage cam
paigns In the nations history Aid
cd by their New York sisters, and
spurred on by President Wilson's pro-
nouncement In favor Of state suffrage,
the women spared neither time nor
money to make their efforts a success.
The suifraglsts claimed to be CON
fldent OF victory but thoy rec'lccd
that IL they win the majority will not
be large, They wero admittedly
somewhat dubious as to the result
In manufacturing centers, where
there Is a strong foreign element, but
they expected a large and favorable
vote In the rural districts to Offset
any unfavorable fgures In the cities,