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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10
WuFrHuunt1trlHr.
Serten Eeriuner omfomne / slrfan-
jas. Saooen 43 GoS oper Nrfan-
ias Gitps 8pnipeam.

2ittle 9foef, slrf., 6te Jeb. Sen
bl1rtlg noret1oe Se / lpolige s(rfan-
Ias fra 9lrfmrlasfloOens Jlompano,
Der Itrpnlmer giennen1 8rl1o / 9pm-
nlngerne, bapoe iaften operipelnmet
lnange 8Der, giort flere gulen Ner-
loner bjemlsle og anrettet ltor Sfa-
Oe paa BET rige Sarmlano Is Eer=
loner er omfonlne. !SpiS Meislis=
lipplen beoblioer at ltige lon Ben bar
gjort flere Gage, frpgter nlml for
at 0pnniugerne slrfanloS Gitp
oil iprpnges. 9e 600 Mano,
ser er igien 9pel1, forltnrfeoe
9anuingerne ioag og bapoe @aab
ON, at oe piloe Doloe sSlooenS
Sperflaoe er 43 500 oper gpens gii=
Dean.
sSlonnlpel1 er nGlten 40 Mil long
og 20 W2il breo. @are Sc pperltc
gtager al 8pglringerne srfanlas
Gitp ftiffer oper @anbet. Ire
0n1npifibe ligger gtprbeoen reoe
til at fere 9lrbeioerne / Sifferheb,
bpis 0pmlingen iprelrges. Jlo,
BEN 1teg langiomt iaften. Man bar
e1ronu 9elegrafiorbinbelle lneo 8pen.
9en systbf Der ftrsrffer lig fra
Mrfaniasflooeit 1poober neo Wii5-
lisiippiflooels 9ulnninger lom i'm
pltlige @reo, bar ooerlppnln1et tal=
rige gDer. S Safe Nillage lteg
@anoet er balp 9onme / 1ilnen ioag
pg i @aines Gambling 4 Mil nor
oenfor, opbolot 400 Herloner Jig
paa Dplnllingen uoen 2p. S Gla-
ren6on peb @bite Giper, bpor Gent
ningen reg 2eroag Itoo @alloet 6
500 / Sen beieIte 1el al @Dell og
Snobpggerne biergeoes i 0iotor-
baaoe.
st Sjplpetog ira 2itt(e Mocf fla=
reoe 2er0ag at fomlne forbi @rabp.
9erfra bragte 9eoningsmenoene
01ao Wotorbaaoe til oe npolioel1-
oe og bjergeoe mango sSonilier fra
Sustagene. Gll @l1t orufl1eoe paa
Main Street i slrfanias Gitp 2sr-
oag og nar 9luguita fanot non 9i=
get af Gbriltp Eaplor, bpiIfet brill-
ger slntallet al on1fonlne op til t6.
Get er oen perlte Jlom paa 40 slar
hpao Cab al Me1neIfelip og geo an-
gaar. gienoon1stabet er life jaa
ltort, 90 Ser ilrgen splinger par at
eoelGgge.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10
Geattles sneitorm.

SeattleS Sneltorm. Seottle De!l
Sole Jeb. Sen ltore sl1e", JON
man ber bar falot Sen fire Cages
Sneltornl ouer Noropelten, er ouer
og gaar I'LL eltober. Spflarenoe
@immel bil antagelig gipe ggnen
1io til at ygrape Jig llo".
Eortlano, Ore, Der bar ppret ilo-
leret fra 8eroen nPlten "a Elmer,
bar faaet 5elegraf- og gelefonleonir-
gerne Sroen igien.
Get gitgaaenoe uGolumbiato9
paa Millpallfee6anen, Ser Itoo fat
40 Mil fra Seattle, fon tilbage lent
ioag, ligeleoes to Easlagertog paa
Great 9fortbern, ser ltob falt paa
@eltlioen. Elt= % peitgaaenoe Nortb-
ern Nacifictog ser Itaar fat / sSielo-
paslene, pil fallIfe life fllnle flutes
fsr imorgen slften.
gn treble airfe itprteoe iammel1
ioag. renllig gamle ct. Marps fa-
tbolife Strife, paa @rllno af 5ne-
tpngoer.
2snsforbsielie. Sobnstolpn 9a.,
Sen 4oe Jeb. 1000 Grllbearbeioere
for Cambria Steel SO. blep ioag I'M
1errettet ON ct 2snstillag al 10
Hroeeltt, trGoenoe frat lite Jebru-
ar. Meroene itaar life i nogen
Jagiorening.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10
aontoriit sebleinbl bsmt. g3et

Dorf oen Ben 3oie Jeb. 5reoerie
gebleinol, tioligere ao1ltoriIt No-
tional Gitp 8anf, blep ioag opn1t til
Janglel poo 1rbeItenlt Sio for at
bape io1gt fonfioettlelle Splpsnin=
ger ON Jorienoelien al 9fnlnnnlitioll
til oe Gntel1tealliereoe. San bar an-
flaget for at bape gipet @anfel1s pri-
bate 5elegranlnler og anore 9ofll-
nenter til Galtl aenia Gbef Tor set
tgife benmelige Epliti fer gpel.
Jirti sniinS 9pllars til 9olaf-
ferme. Chicago Sen 6te sye6. Der
illofom o1nfring $4,000 peo Yiani-
lten 9aoereplfis 6oreorag og aon-
cert iaften til Snbtegt for Sc neoli=
oenoe Eolen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10

2pusfrap i &mliuOnitrien aiilaae..
Seem s9orf oen 3oie Seb slntbracit-
tlllgrllbeeierne afllpg ioag fine slc-
beioeres arap pao 90 Groeent bgic-
re Detailing, fllo slnerfienoelle al
l(niteo Mine @orfers Of slmerica,
en- 2 9lars slrbeiospperellsfon]t, 8
Timers Sag % 6oranoring @faa-
oerne at faltlGttc slrbeioslsunell paa.
6rubeeierne foreilaar, at Spilten lfal
af9iores peo @ologift, bpis oen life
fam bilegees al Varterne Jig incl
lem.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10
2snsfurbsielie. Seem yorf oe1

ypnsfDrbp1el1e. ytelp yort oe!l
lite Jeb. ssSoag traaote en- 2gl1sfor-
bgielle al 10 9rocent / araft for
alle l1niteo States gteel Corpora
tions s(rbeioere. 5orbpieHen Mpl=
Ser for on1fril1g 250,00O Mano %
pil belebe Jig til mellem $4,000
900 og $15,0o0,0OO. Snrfring
10000 ct 9lrbeibere, iom blotll bnr
baot 19 a 20 Gents Sinelr og lul
faar 2t a 90 Gents.
Gn fraftig 8amling. Mbitesbllrg,
ap., Sen zoe Ieb. uSnfel Sob"
9ates, Ser er SO Star garnmeL bar
netop faoet lit 24oe 9arn. @an Dar
pnret gift tre Bange. 9eDlig foretog
ban en- 200 0lils 91tr paa Selterpg
paa to Gage.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-02-10

Or. Glmer 6. 1es Gbimae,ln..
Balb, blep forleoen ualgt til grn.
lioellt for Stnten @aIbiltgtons
5unobeosraao. seq har ilere slar
pnret 91ge Seattle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
ENGLISH EXPERT GOES HOME
". Msvpies Praises American
Oogs Before Ne

Y W MARBLES o. Stockport. E.ngla nd.
~ho has been IN this country since tha
opening DAY Of the Westminster shov,
left for Ills home or Saturday last. on
tho Te ~ his departure he e1p-e<ed
his ~ mon Of the dogs Re had seen N
a 'or"ihle manner. saving that he was
greatly surprised a. -he AL -nund h,er,
quality 90 tho various breeds. especially
the terriers. Hc said tina, trio exhibits
~ New York would do -rcdi, To the
largest show IN England. and tina. the
kennels he visited white here ware q
revelation 20 him. as he lid no, think
that Americans mad the high class stock
mat he saw m some Of the larger kan.
ncIs
Ma-rles wss tak~n greatly with ,hs
hnSton terriers and looked them owe
car''uiy ~ the Westminster. lie
stated that in his opinion tho breed
would go wei. once II got a foo,hold or
the other side. hut that the ant!-croppins
ordinance held II back. az had the
Quarantine ANS \ tangible proof O!
THIS mans eve ror a goci dog ~.ss ,hs
,%'t that after looking over all o. the
Hoston terriers at tho Westminster N,
selected Arroyo Anarrhi-. as wha, n.
tn"ughf should constitute a good dog
The writer happens To know ina, Ma.
pies ava no' have any line on the dos
and tNat Y Vas tho Winning Bos,on ~
the sho" was not krs,rxn TO him a, ,hs
TIM" that he singled u out a. his choice
mother Boston which he lihed va,
MIS- n n punn's champion Some Roy.
shown for exhibition onl.-. lie sboued
a marked preference fo- tho sturdy ,,-s
BOSTON ana d'd not care for tho sinai,
rscy specimens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
MELISANDE'S DOUBLE LIFE.
She 10 Nakius Good At shows and
Also a. Natpoa.

Champion Mel,sande. John y. Has
lam's remarkable French bulldog. has
had az unprecedented career AS a show
aud tro"d 'na'rou. Last spring after
aiming hiKhcst houors AZ the French
bulldog 'iub ~ Americas speciality
show lt 'h" Hotel Aston she was re-
tired from the ring 80 take IN maternal
duties. puriug the summer sii" raised
Si\ nuc puppi"s Sir"d by MIR lIaslam'a
';aiuathos and shortly after weaving
th"u was ru, back III show form.
Then came :, visi, to the annual show
Of tho New England French Bulldog
1T held in Boston last November.
Here Mcllsande repeated her New York
successes and won A. the best bitch In
TIA" show. After Boston she vas again
retired from tho ring and az the present
time IL nursing 4 litter Of three pup
pic sired ny Champion Gamln's Rival.
This q something 81 a record az he
sides winning as bes, bitch =, the two
hig specially shows she has raised two
Filters 81 puppies and all inside Of a
year.
M Naslam says that Sally-as he
calls his favorite-will be NJ for tho
annual -how - the French Bulldog Club
and will be shown there. and he points
adds one more strong link to tho chain
of evidence that a good show specimen
's as prolific and good a breeder as the
NOR" mediocre specimens which are gen
orally used 10 raise pups from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
ANARCHIST A CHAMPION.
Ncstcru Owned Boston WIN We
Taken Home for Farther UO0Ors.

Freeman \. Ford ~ Pasadena, al.
,s crsai'l cld;cd over the "tiilnr ~
Ms I;o.ton terrier Nrr"'n Anarchist ~
.he recent h'g shows held in tn" East
Last fall this I'I"hy Western ihhci"r,
vho has conducted :. houuc' of k"siouS
In tho Wet for tlc pt'' seventeen Years,
came East WIN -" hN"N'i p.fiios" ~
adding several Of y" host dogs mat
could ne obtained 10 n % L"uucl. NJ ~"
sp,cial,. uNtuI. Of MA" l'oSto' Terrier
club az America. hold ga Boston, hc sltN
Anarchist. then named Invader. FORD
WAS 20 t,leIi with the qualify of the
dog that he purchased him ~ once, t'd
his opinion has been backed up by some
OF the host judges OF the liitle American
dog known
Ry winning at the Eastern Dog 'Iub :
nNturr ia Boston. Utica. WcstunIiister
and the Philadelphia shows th- dog
has made It's championship ia the East
AGAINST the strongest competition ana
will now be sent West, where hc Will
he shown against the best on, there
4 full sister Of Anarchists, Arroyo
A%phrodite. also purchased by the owner
az the Arroyo Kennels while IN the East
has also been a GOOD winncr FOR HIM
here and wtl, accompany her ilustri'
Gus brother when he makes mis- journey
across the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
PHILADELPHIA IS POPULAR
j.. L.. Nouug Draws Uts Eutr, ~
show In Chts lttS.

". j. Young Of Philadelphia. Who
came over 10 judge tha monthly match
Of the Nov Work E"stou Terrier ,1uh
held In the Hotel Gr.-"riar on M"u1a,
evening. found ct nuwi'"~ cn,'y hcto..
him in ever, ,l,ss Among ,hn-. ou.
tered We. many ,tipp,"s and np,l,.
dog thai are Iud"uut-div |rua.upluu,
in the making and ~" c,mrctit "r w.
keen. H. t. l.,k, ,humuy p,.k We
tn. winning u,lc ami l.. T.. Rn"nn.
fompy r.-'"N, i;uih "f t1's" dog
| sore hard p',Ss,i 10y Mrs VI e Nj
Clones Nosh"lu l;u- ,uI VIZ. Frau
celia I'arkhmsis Jack r'Dandy, the
four making a hard class 10 SOFT out.
Ia bitches a New Iers"Ni's carried
home the hon"rs. y - 'r,ig'S Gala
donii Pansy goinc over . strong class
for III" winners. The ""svhs
Limit: Dog ,ur,i",. ."N'u'e"n. pound .
Open. Dogs, uudc- So, outcrn pound,
First. H. p I.eakcs Chimm, DIX sec"ud,
4 j.. % sGss%; i T"GkH% ?. n rS%5H'' 'n''I'
| First. NJ. ii g Mc,;,ooc- Mo.holu Rns
cn W'1""T' DIX. H's' reeve cF;,,,. J. ; n l"itS., ;
ruppy. pi.'Ec,, under ,l> month. rt-.'
Ms. ths.e's rcssy second. Mr. W'd', 80 :
psnd, Mad. 'hird George Rode Rode
Dolly.
ruppy, Bitches ov"r =, mrr'n- F.r,'
| Rod.s Tody.
So.,c", Bitches nna.r .''cn,c"" r2amj,
second, l. u Bochm's Tii' Gir'; thirI.
Thomas Conn"rss Jarrett g
Limit, Bitches, nud"r -r'"u'""n pounds %
| l-irs, 81 craig q Z f.tlSilt l'ttH'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
TWO BIG CLUBS MAY UNITE.
NcpOrtsd Merger VIII NJ Big
Event IN Dog World.

Tho as, week has been productive ~
many rumors which II they arc found
to he true will have = great bearing on
the future OF I'll" dog game In this see
'ion. II Is said that two Of the largest
kennel organizations IN tho East are
considering tho adyisability % Joining
forces and worhing together as one or
ganization. II this happens the club
that will he the result will he the big
srs' Neunel club In the world and viii
lee n potent factor in tho dog wov'd in
,h,s vicinity,
From a reliable source comes the
report that this merging az the two
clubs in question alrcady has pa sei
ia" formative stage and all hat is
necessary to make Il, u fart' - TO have
tho rluha take the matter M a, the y
irSn"rt,N" meetings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS

o,trT,c1' ''; n, S,@ 'r y. ' ,a", r r t. , n. sDp,,g;c.
N-sei hi. r,o,.%" ~, -" p,gf'rs -
biased = tr'urn ~ dog m1,-or "h,II, f.
nat tlh" he has owned many eoSs h,,
h"s h-'d ~ - ,h.m 4, III, ~, 30.
'h"S ne has 81, specimens uhfrr t-are
'',H :" ~" r,nr"h,%. %, c'c. en ,esr, ago
sr"n''F i."as"i ",c~ 'ho far' tn. hs-
Winning ,.lnranc'" spaniel san To-, is Tho
% Sf'"inn, M. '' ,"H" vi "he,rs IA. owner
puppies are said 20 I've ~ much prom,,. '
Mrs .hr' Eh'ernan Ir, has succeeded
HAIRY R'Nt"r 80 a partner 81 M, I.si,.
W MAJ IN the Management OF Doc and
THIS smart Ing enipo-'um has b.nr ~.
novel from T"ir'Y-rinth stree 10 - ives,
f%acillti"s for handling the man, dor, on
disn,ay, W., Han ana Mrs rrierman'
IN P"kiugc,". VII sper'ali,. -, M. ,.,ls,v
altnonrh a. hG""fs VII u" lnni nI
oha'r, G'sr. y.,@m ~ hn. ,on hs, prr,
tnnadIan winning IRISH softer Shot.
obr'en she T. mo-" N he Hudson Kep.
nr,s ani - ''"a a. Shc e In rorm ~ l..
taken W"s' whcr" sh" N.ll Ne c,h. ai,.d q,
The hhr shows which wif fnl.ow ~,
nnoth"r IA rrp'i succession N the nidiis
Western states
Hein'e'u's Gcyonlan Re the name = new
Boston t%"'Ii"' r",cn,'' purchases, y,
George l@icin'oin Of Ner york I'M. Dog
~ ~ llpN'NN GA IaFk sea. hr.nI q.
with perfect marking. a ttgnt srr-w 'nIl
and much 20 commend h'm. lie &, u, me
noted 'hlmpI"n NeNnr''n and his dan,
being a lt"NoU'tu ua'rou gives him +,
,louu'a cross ~ mis- much sougi after
n'uod
A. ne Wuoimr~" - Oh or N-tg..Iav
.v"nlrE Ms VI a. Motions" -r"N- y
handsome WRIT watch. Vh'h vas rr.
scented to hsr hy Daniel + Ht,h.!. pres.
dent Of he Rns'pu I.ri"r '..p Of Sew
Nnrk. rhis VAS u token a. thanks To- 'h-
efncieut work mas Nj Mci'on@ mas done
ror the Ros,on Terrier C'lh.
rho Iourn.N's End I<cnu"s are expect.
ing e itter Of puppies hr the iu'erna'inus
Champion York RNhGrn Swe' and ts the!
have ,Grh regard 'r nj, c"ca' d., an.
4 t,!pa;c = il''"r 'ual ~ Contain s-N-ra'
p.n.p,C',," W unr's
j T. MHko %, ~'"'ur.'' ~ rrrr,'n ,n
nov ocstrd N Nov No'k, III. hl3g vs.
k.ursl ~ scion hn'l i~"rriers b" the S,s'es
" Mick'" la. hccn IN ,,i.usIN. hrSAl.
tn ',urit sud h. We 4 rnc lot NJ dog
! lhtrres, a. he "ll' IN i- uN"k,Nr II
arului hoe nov an, f.' ,dd''!'' ~ 'h'
/ Canadian ruli'r 80 ~ "a, EMS vi
sususut ,he gtp,hS numbsr Of metro
| po.itAn fAncleso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
DOGS POPULAR IN CHICAGO.
Comine show 'nusrs Estnhltsh-
n~ut Of Many New kruUrls.

Chicago society is showing a clazo f"l
high bred show dogs and IN" socially
prom Ucu' tra striving 10 outdo one an
olhc, N e>u.b,'!ug at loca dog shows,
SAYS a winds 'tiy fdnc'er, Tn" demand
Goi uuillty stock for entry IN the biz
Chicago Kennel cub event hos more
tnan exhausted the local 'upply and
MANY Eastern dogs OF note, TO say moth
ing - u humbe of imported "lnn"s
f,um t.ng,a are ROW Iu'iie'cd IN chi
cago kennels These new dogs Will play
, prominent pat 40 Nh" i!tccutl ainIhl
eAh'ni, ~ the Chicago kcunc' 'luh which
Is 10 hc Aoli Starch 90. - and April I,
SupcrntcUIcn' 'a''s prc'I'ri, u record
entity,
Among toe newcomers TO tho dog 'dEC.
m rha' 'l,N are LOUIS T. swift, the
pach,r. Hio hes recently established !.
h'n,rl - fYcucl, bulldogs, as has Mrs
John J, mitchell, w.fc Of the president OF
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
TO SELL DOGS AT BAZAAR.
New Plau VIII Ne Tried At Grand
Central Palace.

A. the bazaar and Tar to nc l.ld %
Grand Central Palace by tho rcorir'.
Relief Committee Cor tho jewish War
Sufferers therc Wi ne = r"' Noh;h.
This rs a. innovation ~ a naatHr aUd
s something re"er ATTEMPTED before.
Dogs, cats, birds. So, W Il 20 SO 4. and
several persona prominent "a ''hr dog
world AZ" 'oo,trg after the sue css oc
Ne" PROJECT. Sevrral Eve toy dogs
aireaiy have beer donated and - collie
o. so VIII ne presented b. a." of tn"
ARG. k"uuri owr'Is, al o' which are
20 he sold and the money ur' oi"i % IT,"
.har.ty :og wlJSh 'n's ht2n,r ~ p,'ug
held ANY on- DESTROYS %: offer ~ u Ito;
'nn ohIigr par'l'u avs 'N duSw' ,us IT,"
advertisement IN Tue S"N's herur,
directory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

Mabel Ride, : 'our'.eu months ohi
Freucn.e. lILNor'h Pike, at com nG
sprlug shows, This youi .s:er has the
m,kiugs Of y winner AMI as soon as he
ages , bit AID gets acquainted WITH the
STOW Rug \" All come 20 ~" front Ms
head is good and he is vel ha'ai'cd
~ Over fu~ = ,t''c one. TIE < cu'csr
hand cap that has hlr' his lhucrs whr'
he ha, hcru cN, b.'el ia h.. dlslur =
,ior to male the most NJ himself. ~
Philadelphia he Sccmed TO hc oVrrcol
IN. ,his tnidi,N aud when hc gc,s oGt
door. - The open air shows nc prohiu,!
will show 10 better advantage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

Don Aini'nhr,, a heavyweight English
bulldog wh:th has gained a oig rcputn-
ton ~ England ~ a sjre ~ winning
Irocery, r. st'd 70 ne stated fnr a '-'r
- tbs count, \ well known breeder
ha> started ne.o'i1t!n.s Witch W., nm
douh'ell, cud - h'a acquiring ownership
~ the dog, ana . = hoped nat he VII
h, ne'. W time ar tlr SnriuE SHOWS
I'M, dog has i,Ht been extensively how =
N tire other side, hu' Wherever he has
made a., rpp"ort' = W." hts aTql't'el
limscf w.' ~" = \ form hrotAAr o.
NJ ., : t"i'l. lightweight Nshs ~
Plaza Tn'n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-16
7,329.72
$e2,s2o.4e
DISBURSEMENTS,

DISBURSEMENTS.
Dr. Balance jan l, 1915 -. $9,0s6O4
Warrants issued, 1915 .. 53,585.59
Taxes refunded charged back 7.O8
Transfers for corrections -. 141.75
Total .............. s62,s2o.4e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-16

COURT OFFICERS AND OTHER
COURT EXPENSES
w. O.. Braggans one day
drawing petit and grand
iuries .......... $500
G. O. Cross, Deputy Sheriff. 1900
J. L. Olson, Deputy Sheriff. 1900
Carl Hanson, Deputy Clerk 1900
Oscar Swanson, board for
iurymen ........... 1850
s606
Total ........... $500.52
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-16
p ]. Expenses, = SCI

CARRYING AND PROCURING ELEC
TON BALLOTS AND RETURNS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-16
COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND

RECEIPTS
Tax Collection .......g........... 3,371.11
State Of Minnesota 1s,3s6.s5
For cost Of Bridges, Town Of @
spruce Valley !. 10000
For cost Of Bridges, Town Of
Oak Park 2e1,7s
Alma .5.7.'....--..... sss.25
Transferred from Co. Rev.
Fund &. 100000
IRefunding !. &. !. q. & i. b s.75
Warranr celled 1900
New Britain herald., 1916-09-07
Manchester Guardians View.

London, Sept. 7, 10:2O a. m.-Com- menting on the amendment to the revenue bill passed by the United States senate Tuesday night empow- ering the president to retaliate against interference with American commerce, the Manchester Guardian says that although those who see in it no moro than flourish having a special virtue on the eve of election may be right "nevertheless we should do well to note two things:
 'F'irst-these reprisals are directed against the allies and primarily against ourselves.
 "Second-they are popular in America"
 The Guardian says it is not gen. orally realized here how strong sentiment has been aroused through out the United States by the blacklist policy and interference with mails and asks If the foreign office is con- vinced these practices of ours are so useful as to counterbalance the weak entng of American sympathy they involve, Or that they cannot be mOdi- fled so as to meet American Objec- tions without impairing any utilities they may have for ourselves"
New Britain herald., 1916-09-07
Calls Rumania's Entrance Into War ''Perfidious Act" and Admits Bucharest Duped Central Powers By Joining With Entente Allies.

Budapest, Sept. 5, Via Berlin, Sept. 6, D. m., Via, London, Sept. 7, 7:20 a. m.-An attempt at yesterday s session of the Hungarian parliament by the opposition party to shake Premier Tisza's position failed in spite of the extremes to which the opponents of the government resorted. Count Tisza had begun an address in the house on the advent of Rumania into the war when the party of the extreme left interrupted with shouts cf derision and demand that he re- sign. You allow yourself to be fooled by Rumania!' You don't be- long in the minister's chairl' we have no use for a helpless govern ment!' Why was Pennsylvania not fortifed?' "You are wrecking the country!" and many other exclama- tons or denunciation were hurled at the premier.
 The speaker rang the bell for order, Premier Tisza meanwhile surveying
New Britain herald., 1916-09-07
TTSZA STANDS FIRM IN FACE
 OF ABUSE IN HUNGARIAN DIET

lis opponents and continuing his speech whenever the tumult had suff1- clently subsided. When the left had finally exhausted itself the govern ment party gave Count Tisza a thun- derous ovation.
 The premier explained to the house tkat the government had done it's best In Pennsylvania militarily, having, however, put trust in statements made by the Rumanian government, whose troops, he said, crossed the border be- fore the declaration of war was handed to the government in Vienna.
 Count Tisza reviewed the relations ot the dual monarchy with Rumania, which he said had been terminated by Bucharest. "by perfidious act"
 'Rumania's conduct not only fooled US but the diplomatic and military nier declared.
 Toward the end of the sessions Counts Apponyi, Andrassy and Xii rolki the leaders of the opposition, took up the question of Rumania' s declaration of war, denouncing the conduct of the Rumanian government as 'perfidious and treacherous," but insisting that Premier Tisza's govern ment failed to take the necessary pre- cautions and demanded it's dissolu- ton.
 The end of the session left the op- position still clamorOus and dissatis- fed, so that new adjournment of the Hungarian diet is not improbable.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-07
FRENCH SWAMP FIRST LINE OF GERMANS NEAR VERDUN:
 HALICZ BEING FORWARDED
U-B0ATS OVERVALUED
Von Beth1nann-Hollw Says Whole sale Use Would Mean War With U. $. and Gain Would Be Nil.

London, Sept. 7, 2:50 a. m.-Ac- cording to definite information reach ing Berne, Switzerland, from Ger many, says a despatch to the wire less press, pr. Won -HOll- veg, the German imperial chancellor, upon being questioned at the August meeting of the federal council as to why he yielded to the demands of the United States regarding the un- restricted torpedoeing of ships on the high seas, replied emphatically that the value of the submarine was ex- aggerated by the adherents of whole sale torpedoing.
 The chancellor said insistence on an unrestricted submarine warfare would cause war between Germany and the United States and that the results of unlimited torpedoing would not justify such a policy.
 Elaborating this point the chancel- Tor is quoted as saying that Germany could not effectively blockade Eng land not cut off England's food SUD- plies.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-07
RETALIATION OUT
 0F REVENUE BILL ConfereeS Believe Americans Abroad Might Be Hit Hardest PHELAN AMENDMENT FAILS
Measure Was Aimed at England for Interfering With United States Mail Commercial War With Canada Also Removed From Danger.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Conferees on the emergency revenue bill today struck out the Phelan amendment to empower the president to retaliate against against citizens of belligerent nations which interfere with United States mails. The argument which prevailed in the conference was that it might work great hardships to Americans in foreign countries by counter retaliation.
 The conference also abandoned the Chamberlain amendment to pro- hibit admission of Pacific Ocean salm- on or halibut through a foreign coun- try except in bond from an American port. This, it was decided, might de- velop a commercial war with Canada and bring about retaliation against American Atlantic coast fisheries.