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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08
Przes1o Al, 900 uezestnk6W | 2,|OO automobIdW.
DALSZE PLANY.
Nowy komisarz wyborczy, jake ma
stepca p A. Czarneckiego.
ROME NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

ana DurlnlSLTZd ME OyiO OCZy-
wiscie pomiedzy przypatrujacy--
mi sic paradzie. Me bylo go W
czasie parady w miescie, DO W
poiudnie z zona wyjechai W auto
mobilu do Kenilworth, ale vie
czorem powrocii wystapii W
zborze ma rogu Robey str. / War
rem ave. wobec jakich 1000 osob
zgromdazonych przenowie--
MEM, W ktorem wykazywai, re
manifestacya popoludniowa byia
anarchistyczna dlatego IL celem
jej byio zachecac do przekracza-
MIA uStaw.
Policya przebiegu parady by
Ia o tyle zadowolona, re donie-
siono tylko 0 dwu kradziezach
kieszonkowych o jednym wy
padku nieszezesliwym. c. o.
Dobb, 126 S. Leavitt ul., doni6sf,
ze mu skradziono pugilareS "a
wierajacy $14o, John Grodpre-
ci, 1928 w. North ave-, re mu "a
brano $50. wv Scisku mechanik
Charles Enberg zemdlai zawie-
ziono go do szpitala powiatowe-
go; zreszta nieszczeSG ME bylo.
PLANY ,,MoKRYCH.'
Podczas parady odbyla sic ma
glownej platforrnie ma Michigan
ave., blisko Jackson boul., narada
komitetu wykonawczego Zjedno-
czonych Towarzystw i pomiedzy
innelni zapadly nastepujace u
chwaly: y Wpiynac ma guberna-
tora Dunno, azeby zwoiujac spe-
cyalna sesye legislatury pomie-
dzy celami wynlienil narade mad
rewizya ustawy ,niedzielnej" i
mad nadaniem W tel sprawie sa-
morzadu miastu Chicago, co ma
bye rozstrzygniete przez zarza-
dzenie referendum w calym Sta
ME. y Pewien komitet ziozony
aldermanow dzisiaj ma sic nara
die mad wniesieniem ma wieczor-
mel sesyi rady miejskiej rezolucyi
domagajacej sic sledztwa W spra-
vie wyrazenia sic rzecznika miej-
skiego Franoisa, il notowac sic
bedzie uczestnikow parady, by u
iozyc rodzaj ,,czarnej listy."
oFIARA POWoLANIA.
Ofiara swego powoiania stai
sic wczoraj konduktor kolejowy
Hiram J. Osgood, LEGACY lat 50.
Kiedy pelnii swa siuzbe ma plat
formie wagonu kolei Chicago
Northwestern, wskutek nagiego
szarpniecia pociagu wypadi ma
peron doznal tax ciezkich obra-
zen wewnetrznych, re przewiezio
ny przez policye do szpitala Sw.
kukasza, wkrotce potem tam D.
mari. Mieszkai pm. 4144 N. Ken
meth ave. i pozostawia wdowe.
NOWY KOMISARZ wy
BORcZY.
Jutro konczy sic termin urze-
dowania pana Antoniego Czarne-
ckiego, ktory tax zaszczytnie pei
nil urzad komisarza wyborczego.
Wczoraj rozeszia sic wiadomosc,
ze sedzia powiatowy Thomas F.
Scully zamianuje dis jego ma
stepca Bernardo Horwicha, pre-
zydenta Blue Island Savings
Bank" j administrators Ashland
Twelfth State Bank, jednego
bankow Lorimera Mundaya.
Politycy utrzyn11lja, re zarniano--
war,ie Horwicha dowodzi, il bur
mistrz Thompson i jego dorado
cy stracili zupeinie wpiywy przy
noI,onrzap;a a, ctr R-e;l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08
o Grecye.

Berlin, s listopada. - Pisma
niemieckie wyrazaja opinie, IL O.
statni obr6t spraw greckich zapo-
wiada Sprzymierzonym niespo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08

oslawiony afera glosnego swego
czasu ,,Kapitana Z koepenicku"
czyli szewca Voigta ktory pre-
bral sic byl "a kapitana pruslde-
60, poszedl z zoinierzami do ra-
tusza uwiezA burmistrza Langen-
hausa ,,skonfiskowaP kase miej-
ska p tysiacem talaroW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08
WIELKA PARADA mo
KRYCH."

mn vi.
Demonstracya urzadzona wczo-
raj przcz organizacye "Zjedno-
czonych Towarzystw" byia isto-
tnie olbrzymia, porownac ia mo-
INA bylo Z dwoma wielkiemi pa
radami politycznenli urzadzone--
mi W Chicago W r. 1896 ma czeSc
6wczesnych kandydatow na pre-
zydenta, II. ALcKinleya i Bryana,
q nazwac ia moznaby bySo wspa-
niafa i imponujqca, gdyby tyczy-
la sic - lcpszej sprawy...
Duzo przyczynila sic do tego
najprz6d idcalna, niebywafa W
dniu 7. listopada pogoda niemal
lipcowa, 4 powt6re okolicznoSc,
ze. :. wySzynki byly pozamyka--
ne i ci. kt6rzy W Mich dawniej
spedzali niedziele, tym razem
wyruszyli ma parade. Termometr
wskazywal 70, gdzieniegdzie 78
stopni wyzej zera: byia to mai
wyzsza W tym dniu temperature
W dziejach miasta Chicago; mig
dy tez W tym dniu tyle, co wczo-
raj, ME sprzedano. :. wody sodo-
wei, -aW paradzie wlelu poste-
powaio bez surdutow.
Pan Cermak oblicza uczestni-
kow parady ia 1oI, 900, ale to juz
przesada. Sadzi on, re W para
die wzieto udzial 1854 wozow i
wehikulow wszelkiego rodzaju i
ze przecietnie byio po 10 Dob ma
kazdym Z tych pojazdow. Facho-
wi reporterzy umiejacy doklad--
niej liczyc, takie podaja cyfry:
Automobilow bylo 2,1oo, - a W
mich 1906 osob; pojazdow przez
konie ciagnionych 37S z 4,766 O.
sobami; Yrydwanow'' 50 1000
osobami; band muzycznych 81
L 1880 osobami; konnych jezdz-
cow oprocz policyi los, konnych
policyant6w 80, pieszych masze
rujacych 1898. Razem tedy po-
dobno 4I,386 byIo uczestnicza-
cych W samej paradzie. Swoja
droga gawiedzi przypatrujacej
sic wzdiuz calej linii pochodu
bylo zapewne przesz1o pol Milo
na.
Szczegolna rzecza bylo, re po-
miedzy uczestniczacymi W para
die byla trzecia czeSc kobiet.
Byio 6 dywizyj, W ktorych po-
stepowafy liczne towarzystwa ze
swemi kapelami ma czele, najroz-
maitszych narodowosci; najlicz-
niej reprezentowani byli Niemcy,
a po Mich zapewne Polacy i Czesi.
Niezmiernie wiele obnoszono
Table sztandarow z napisami
przerozmaitymi, W ktorych jed
nakowoz strzezono sic robic
wznianki o piciu, a "a to o osobi-
stej wolnoSci duzo bylo mowy.
Po drodze wznoszono okrzyki
przerozmaite, a miedzy mimi ma
czeSt pobitego ma wiosne handy
data ma burmistrza, Sweizera.
Ktos wzniosi okrzyk: .Hooray
for the kaiser, ale ozwaiy sic
protesta i sykania pomiedzy pu-
blicznoscia zebrana ma gfownej
platformie, kt6rej odbywal sic
przeglad.
Gi6wnym marszafkiem by1 G.
Landau, a jego asystentami An
ton J. Cermak i Leopold Neu-
mann: marszalkiem polskich to-
warzystw dziel1icy poinocno-
zacl1odniej byi Franciszek Szwe-
40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08
.KROL KONSTAN-
TN--RYZYKUJE.
WALK | SYTUACYA Ma BAkKAN|E.
KLESKA NIEMC0W W POLSCE.
AUSTRYACY EWAKUUJA LWOW""

dzianke nova - mianowicie, Il
Grecva stanie w kohcu po stronie
Niemiec i Bulgaryi przeciw Ser
bii. Premier bulgarski Radosla--
WOW mia} sic W tel mierze wyra-
zit znamiennie, zapewniajac, Il
stosunki Buigaryi Grecya SO
iak najlepsze, a wojska Sprzy--
mierzonych So znienawidzone W
Grecvi - iako intruzi. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-11-08

(Dokoiczenic ma str. 5-ej).
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
SCHOOL LANDS IN THIS
COUNTY WILL BE SOLD

SALEM, ore, May 27.-The state
land board appointed w L. Patterson
land agent Of Baker county, succeed
ing C, H. McCunoch; Thomas II.
Tongue, Jr. land agent Washington
county. succeeding John NJ, Wall. and
Arthur Dangguth, land agent Of Mutt
nomah county. succeeding Warren f.
Thomas. Governor Wlthycombe and
State Treasurer Kay voted for the
changes. Secretary Of state Oleott OPP
posing them. The board authorized
the advertising for sale of 5000 acres
of school land recently surveyed in
Umatilla, Lake and Malheur counties.
At a meeting of the state desert
land board State Engineer Lewis sub
mltted a report of Field Inspector
Dubuis that 1000 acres of the Paisley
Irrigation project of the northwest
Townsite company had been sold, Mr.,
Dubuis was authorized to make an
inspection of the Jordon Valley pro-
ject in Malheur county, and Assistant
Secretary Of the Board McAllister was
authorized to make an inspection of
the Deschutes Land Company's pro-
ject in Crook county, The board de-
cided to inspect personally the Tuna
10 project June 25.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Germany Is RenOunced.

THE DALLEs, ore, May 2S.--That
he would take up arms against the
fatherland in the event Of war be-
tween Germany and the United states
was the declaration Of Carl Frederick
Mertz, Of Tygh Valley a native oi
Germany who was naturalized in CIR
cult court.
would you take up arms against
Germany if the United states should
have war with your fatherland !
asked Judge Bradshaw.
81 certainly would" replied Mertz
without a moments hesitation. u
am an American, sir"
Besides Mertz, the citizens are;
Robert Hamilton Costlay, Englishi
Gustay Schmidt, Austrian; Michael
Urban, German; Martin Caul, Rus
sian: otto johnson, English, and J.
Amore, italian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
"Negro Wit and Humor."

Rev. Tolbert F. Weaver of the First
Christian Church of Pendleton. vice
president of the Christian Ministers
Association of Oregon, and secretary
of the Pacific Northwest Parliament
of the Disciples of Christ, will after
August first, during a vacation OF
three months in the south where he
was brought up, write a book entitled
Negro Wit and Humor," or "a
Collection of Fresh Negro Stories. ="
In addition to the collection he ex-
poets to obtain from congressman,
governors, noted judges, ministers,
teachers and social workers, he will
visit negro colonies churches and
schools to secure directly other valu-
able material to be used in his book
Among his friends Rev, Weaver Is
known as an adept at telling negro
stories and he has an ever present
supply on hand at all times. He has
often been asked why he did not put
his stories into book form and he
now intends doing so
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Iong Rain Hurts Crops.

BAKER, Ore, May 2S.--Prolonged
rains are doing damage to the crops
near here. During the 2S days OF
May there have been 21 days Of heavy
rain and farmers report that in many
places the hay has been beaten to
the ground and Is rottlng, while grain
is moulding. The lack OF sunshine
has held back all crops.
Famous Eagle Valley reports that
cherries were damaged by the cold,
wet weather, causing loss Of about
one-thlrd of the crop. Gooseberriea
are moulding on the bushes. The rain
ceased today, but the loss so far will
amount into the thousands Of dollars
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Tackled the Wrong Man.

Two gypsy women entered the store
of Acting Mayor John Dyer yesterday
afternoon Let me tell your for
tune" one OF them whined, Have
you got city license, asked the may
or. The gypsy made retort not in
the least elegant and she and her
companion soon found themselves
seated in Ed Longs auto AMI hurry
ing to the police station. They stood
trial but, not having taken out IL
censes, were convicted They were
fined five dollars each. whereupon one
named Merica turned upon the mayor,
cursed him and threatened to break
his neck. "If that's your attitude,
you'll have to pay five dollars more, '
said the judge, Mignon, the other
wisely kept her mouth shut and saved
five dollars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Colvin Had close Call.


After having been out for Ss hours
and standing nine to three for convic-
ton, the jury in the case Of Ben Col
vim. Grant county cattlema tried for
perjury. was discharged at o'clock
yesterday morning in the circuit
court at Canyon City. The case grew
out Of cattle stealing case in which
CoIvin was alleged to have been in
volved and for which he was once
tried. The perjury case was hard
fought with Judge J. A. Fee assisting
District Attorney v. G.. Cozad in the
prosecution and Col. ]. H. Raley con-
ducting the defense. Yesterday Judge
Fee received word from Mr.. Cozad
that three fourths Of the jury stood
for conviction, the poll being nine to
three against Colvin. This informa'
ton was confirmed by Col. Raley dur
ing the day. The jury made no re-
port whatever for 80 hours and after
having been out for 3S hours was dis
charged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

ed food for reflection. Mr.. struble
expressed his indebtedness to the AS
toria Development League and It's
representatives, Messrs. e. A. ober-
fielder, Thomas H Lipps. l. c. Ell
lott and Thomas ]. Good. for the use
of the moving picture films and mod
ern stereoseopic projecting machine
and slides used to illustrate his ad-
dress. These gentlemen extended
every courtesy--all being live boosters
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Baggage to be Valued.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Eastern
railroads are planning to put into ef-
feet on June requirement that
aravelers declare the value Of their
baggage when they check it on rail
E-Uad tickets. Railroad officials as
ssert that such action is made neces-
sary by the Cummins act amending
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

for the Columbia basin and the port
OF Astoria.
Mr.. struble will remain in Pendle-
ton several days to carry on a mem-
bershIp campaign for the Columbia
and Snake River Waterways associa-
ton. He was introduced at his aft
ernoon lecture yesterday by ]. "
Tallman, president Of Pendleton Com
merclal association and director OF
the Waterways association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
GnNe LIQUOR to Girls.

Charles Wade this morning pleaded
guilty in police court to disorderly
conduct and was sentenced to serve
Is days in Jail or pay fine of $50,
He is still in durance vile. The spe-
cific charge against him was that he
gave liquor to two minor girls and the
matter is now being investigated by
the district attrney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
reIegraphers. Tournament.

SAN FRANCISCO, May zf'-Ihe
annual telegraphers' tournament
which begins here for a three DAY
session is staged by the Panama "a
cific International Telegraphers' Tour
nament association.
It is promised by the committee 70
conduct the tournament along tne
same lines as were the Boston ano
Philadelphia tournaments. A contest
between wireless operators and De-
tween "bug" or mechanical hano
sending will be added features.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
ImbIer Escapes Submarine.

LONDON, May 2s,-That it was
pursued by two German submarines
in the vicinity of the North Hinder
lightship in the North sea was the re-
port brought to Maasluis, Holland by
the British steamship Imber which
arrived there. Advices to this effect
were received here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

the interstate commerce law under
which all shippers Of goods must de-
clare the value of the shipments.
The railways will assume liability
for loss Of baggage or damage up to
800, but will charge 10 cents for
each s1O0 above that amount, the rate
fixed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The making of a false
declaration Of value is misdemeanor
under the law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
NeWsy Notes OF Pendleton

man, well known farmer south Of
Pilot Rock died yesterday and the fu'
neral is being held at o'clock this
afternoon In the Folsom chapel De
ceased is survived by two sons AlvS
and William Chapman both Of thi:
county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Thousands of Pics Given.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s,-Thous'
zands OF hot apple pies were distrib'
rlted at the celebration Of Spokane
day" at the Panama Pacific Expo
,siuon A large delegation Of the Spo-
kane Ad club was here to partici'
pate in the exercises.
There were addresses and a musi'
.cal program in the Washington build
sing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
IMPORTANCE OF WATERWAYS.

CONTINUED from page one.)
good roads to the open river boats
and the railway lines was illustrated
by scenes taken at Maryhill In con-
neetion with that section of The
Dalles-Celilo canal celebration,
Scenes Of the canal celebration
from Lewiston to Astoria were given.
including the landing of the fleet at
Umatilla on May 4th, The entire AS
torla waterfront, from John Day rlv-
er to Warrenton and Flavel was Civ
en- in detail also many views Of the
city OF Astoria, showing Its streets.
public buildings and enterprises.
Waterways Work Important.
Mr.. Struble emphasized the import
ance of continuing and accentuating
the work of the Columbia and Snake
River Waterways association and
stated that the fall meeting to be
held in Pendleton next September
ought to be the largest and most i'm
portant ever held. He brought greet
ings from the citizens of Astoria to
Pendleton and the people of the In
land Empire and made a stirring plea
for cooperation in the development Of
the Columbia waterway and its tri-
butary country from the Rocky noun
tains to the sea.
New York Compared.
A review of the settlement and
growth of Manhattan Island from
the days Of Henrik Hudson and Pc
ter Minuet to the present and COM
parison of the possibilities at the
mouth of the Columbia river provid-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Music Store Is Moving.

H. NJ. Warren, proprietor of War
ren's Music House, has almost COM
pleted moving his stock of musical in
struments into his new location in the
old Tribune building. He formerly
occupied part of the Brown furni-
ture store and Mr. Brown will devote
this space to displaying different lines
of his stock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
conrocatIon pay Address.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The first
Convocation Day address at the Am
erican University was delivered this
afternoon by Chancellor ]. r. Day OF
Syracuse University. This marks the
end Of the first years work OF the
university.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Has Auto Hearse Coming.

J. T. Brown, local undertaken, will
soon be in possession of one Of the
finest auto hearses in the northwest.
He has had the body of his old hearse
mounted on Winton six in Walla
walla and expects it to arrive in the
city very soon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

Pendlet0niaHs at Hot lake,
Pendletonians registered at Hot
lake this week include F. ]. Donald
son, ], H. TAYLOR. j, B, Kennedy, Mrs
Garlen Gray and Z. b. Frazier,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Baby GIN Is Born.

A daughter was born at noon today
to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson,
who have dairy farm Immediately
below the state hospital The baby
has been named Elizabeth Jane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Greek Homesteader Dies.

John Diamantopoules, native OF
Greece who for the past three years
had been living on a homestead near
Holdman, died yesterday at st. An
thongs hospital Of cancer Of the stom-
ach. He was 81 years old and is sur
vived by two brothers here. The fu-
neral will be held at 3:45 this after
noon at the Folsom chapel P. Pou-
les. a priest of the Greek orthodox
church. is here from Portland to con-
duct the services
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Marriage License issued.

Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Samuel B. Zion Of Walla Wal.
la and Eva Rosen. who gave her res.
idence as Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

Pilot Rock Farmer Dies.
At the age of SO years, S. s. Chap
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28

CONTINUED from page Onel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-28
Have Shoe, Prices Advanced?
Ye,l But not At The Golden Rule Store.

Our prices are still the same, and we really believe our
values better If anything. Il something
buy shoes for SO busy stores get lower prices than
buying for one BETTER BE A GOLDEN RULE SHOE
CUSTOMER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26

London, Sept. 25-With Greece and
Bulgaria armed against each other, and
Rumania. the most considerable OF the
Balkan powers, waiting to take sides,
the crisis, in the opinion of Cabinet
Minister whose name cannot be given,
has now almost passed out Of the hands
Of diplomacy.
The situation in the Balkans is de-
veloping with considerable celebrity.
The Bulgarian mobilization, as well as
the Greek. is proceeding, and Athens an
nounces that King Constantine and Pre-
mier Venizelos have reached complete
agreement as to the course Greece shall
pursue. This is understood in Athens
to mean Greek aid for Serbia, in ac-
cordance with treaty obligations.
As regards the Bulgarian internal
situation. it is declared in Sofia dis
patches through Berlin that the threat
ened split in the Cabinet has been
averted, the Opposition leaders declar-
ing themselves ready to support Pre-
mier Radoslavoff's policy.
II is semi-oficially stated in Sofia that
Bulgaria mas merely declared an armed
neutrality, on the lines adopted by Hol-
land and Switzerland at the beginning
of the war, and that the government in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
King and VeniZelOS
Reach Agreement

Athens, via London. Sept. % King
Constantine and Premier NeniZelos. at
conference this morning, reached a
complete agreement in regard to Doth
the steps ALREADY taken By the govern
ment ard The measures which are de-
manded to meet the Balkan situation.
These measures. il is announced. in
clude the maintenance Of Greece's
treaty obligations.
Greece and Serbia. il will be re-
called, signed a treaty after the sec
ond Balkan war, under which, it is
understood, Greece would be called
upon to assist Serbia should that ma
tion be attacked by Bulgaria.
King Constantine and Premier
Venizelos have differed in the past
with regard to the international policy
hest suited 70 the interests of Greece.
The Premicr's frank ospousal Of the
cause Of the Entente Allies compelled
his temporary retiHment from Office
scvcral months ago.
Great relief has been caused through
out the country by the order calling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
ATTACK ON WILSON
STARTS HYPHEN ROW
Two Directors of 6. A. A. Won't
Stand "Jackass, Ape. Crook.

St Louis. Mo. Sept. 25. Albert Won
UoFman. fnancier and aeronaut, re-
signed as a member and director OF the
German-Amorican Alliance of Missouri
ofter listening to a speech by Kurt
ror Reppert. a lawyer, at a meeting OF
the alliance last night.
Won Hoffman jumped up IN ope"
meeting and submitted his resignation
yorballv after Won Reppert referred 10
President Wilson as "jackass, an ape
and crook" u. !;
Paul O. Sommer. also an alliance a.
rcctor. resigned to-day As he also
recollccted it, Won Reppert called
president Wilson a jackass, an ape ana
crook. u.L.
Won Reppert admitted to-day that he
had used strong language in referring
20 Mr.. Wilson. but he could not recall
cmploying the work jackass.
II did use the term ape in an aile-
oorical way" he said. AS recall It,
+ said something like this: Darwin
saws we are all descended from apes,
hnt in view of the actions of the
President IL would seem that some
men show their origin more plainly
than otherv -.
"As to the word crook, | may have
said that President Wilson either was
perfectly ignorant Of existing condi-
lions or else he must be crook.